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New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. November f3 1908
Observation-Disclosures We're 119 cars. or. la head. in
Guiding So cars export alive, rs Tor sauShterers
and for the market making, with the stock held
T09 I5c higher light supply: bulls and fat cows
full steady: medium and thin cows slow the y1rGs
were cleared Ordinary choice steers sold at 81 1
q 80 s5 per at s. So bulls 1T s. 1OG
a 81 206gS4. Dressed beef was in IaIr
demand al steady prices Liverpool and London cables
weight refrserata- beef selling II aso 10
No shipments from this port to-day. To-norTow the
Mnnehaha S4b cattle and l.lOO quarters
81 haef FOR SchwarzschiId Suzberger and $50 cattle
for J Shsmberg & Son; the st Louis LOO quarters
OF beef for * Co. and 30 quarters for the
the Morris Company. making, with previous ship
ments total srom this for the week Of ID
rettIe so sheep 1850 quarters Of beef all to
ports of Britain with the exception Of 20 cattle
CAlVES-Receipts we're SIS head including 100 for
the market and mainly Indiana calves Neas were in
fair demand prices firm and &c higher for top
grades harvard calves nominal Common
to choice veaIs per 1e0 Indiana calves
a. s. 5OGsJ so Dressed calves in demand
sG14c per city dressed veals. 6Gl2c for country
dressed
6.S5 head Including AZ for slaUghtsrers ana 10
for tbs market making with the stale stock II cars
sale Sheep steady and IN light supply: lambs
SLOW and 1OaI5c held over. Common
prime sheep 81 50QS4 100 ~ cuS at 81 -
as Is common prime lambs at - 5aS6: culls at
s. 5Od$4. dressed mutton was duiI az Seozc Per ID
lambs S1s411c
HOGs-Recepts were 221z cars; or 4,&16 read all
slauxherers except head Feeling and
Vers 10000 lover Wednesday Country dressed
hogs lower at for heavy, 6ls6c for medium and
raj Ti.c for light weights
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions i'm bankruptcy were filed yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court follows
Involuntary against Lutzer & Kill keepers OF the
Bonnie Brae Inn, New Rochelle. n Y, 6y Monte F.
Kelly James L. Reynolds and Robert Clark. whose
proceedings. transfer by Ernest Lutzer of legacy
due him from estate and the fling OF voluntary
petition in bankruptcy oy Ernest G hli are al4esed
IN IIoI42nt+ we against Coodstat & Robbins % No
Fuchs and Karl Oswald jr, whose claims amount
to ssg7 O. Samuel ]. Goldsmith appointed re
ceiver with bond of $1,000 The assets are said
Involuntary against EveralI Bros e Fran
els Company, corporation engtsea III INC @ aTes%
making business at No 25S Firth avenue, Py IAN SAN
uel Huberman. Annie EveraI @ @Arcnsr ana EehfS @
KoIb whose claims agsreEtte Sl5. ~ tuher5l.n an
a,, aa5 ,,%,,irr 70 ss00 The claim OF Annie Everau
Archer for money lent is s14434 and that Of Henry
si5co I'5ij,''
The schedules of Bromberg & Jacoby give HabiH
ties of ss762 so. with assets of $3.50
The schedules OF the Eastern Marble Company.
M 5oa East 74th street give liabilities of S57.22S AZ
with assets Of $23.906 IS. which include stock
&c O0O; machinery, s1,500; debts due, Sl92ls 10
Tho secured claims aggregate S45,4ss o. The COM
many owes the Jefferson Bank $50 900 and Feeney
Devaney First avenue and saith street. Sll.sS9-
The schedules of Anton Fuerst, shoe dealer, at
No 264S Broadway. give liabilities OF ss.206 Is and
assets OF 81 sos including cash, SO; stock $500.
life insurance policy. 1880 unliquidated claims.
$500; property in reversion, $1,000.
Bornn & Co. importers of Panama hats and bay
rum. and exporteE of shoes clothing, etc. at No.
2s South William street. assigned yesterday 10
Robert s Sinclair, of No IS Broadway. Frank
Fornn is president of the company. 1t was incor-
porated in 1906 with capital stock Of 10000. A
petition in bankruptcy was fled Thursday
against the company. and Judge Hough, OF the
United States court. appointed Peter Alexander
receiver, with bond OF sl5eo.
The schedules OF L. Johnson & Co. -four dealers.
ar No I6s Essex street give liabilities OF I25
and assets OF 81. 44S Is. Debts due OPEN
amounting fe 81 33t 10 included in the
assets
Charles l. Cohen was appointed by Judge Hough
RECEIVER OF the business of A Ciroden & Co, cloaks
and suits AT No II West goth street The LA
bties are stated 70 be $4,000 and the assets, con-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. November f3. 1903.
tOFFEE-The coffee market opened quiet
changed prices decline Of points and closed steady
az net decline of 90 10 points Sales reported Of
1910 bags March contracts sold 5.2oc. just
about ~ points above the low level Selling here
was supposed to be mostly Ter the Of trade in
ferests against purchases Brazil
parati~ey light. and prices off very
sales reported. There was nothing important in the
news apparently, French market closed
changed and the Rio market also unchanged,
reported 10y the morning cables. Hamburg pfennis
lower and Santos declined 50 Receipts the
ports were 70oo bags against as 900 bags last and
JundIahy receipts 5000 bags
last year E2aE all districts %
Faulo. The regarding federal
OF the valorizaton loans does appear had
much Influence in the way stimulating demand
The market for spot coffee quiet. with Rio No Z
holding at 6cc although the tendency lower both
the higher grades Of Rio and Santos coffee.
The Of contract prices in the local market today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

HCego- NoT- 15.-Despite news of generally
-r1S7 character The tocals wheat market closed
''-oA1- With prices 1sc to &c higher than the
'.a'S -oiose> Corr was strong. oats steady and
zee IN The wheat Dir v5id Of any great
HlN and the session was characterized by con
-aole nervousness The majority Of pit traders
Ele1 10 tavo tie selling side of the ma -ket btf
Hrst signs CT any material support from bull
aers caused hassy covering by those who had
snort News q the day vas chiefly Of
srish nature the Liverpool market was rather
SAX receipts IN the Northwes1 were liberal,
Gather IN Argentina more fsvorable 10 the
nETing crep. aud export business showed q de-
I'D falling of DulIth reported that export
Sness practically q q stanGst5ll and that
p Today comprised only eight boatloads Of
s-ofa wheat nrfl late IN the session 10
si7eSs Ess reported having been transacted
the seaboaTd- b1t shortly before the end Of the
r was claimed that fOrtF-eiEiif bpatOadS had
= worked II regard n the Argentina silva
7- -ePorts recsived to-day stated that rains We're
nsrs. and that growing wheat would be greatly
He7red- Demand for cash wheat vas extremely
Pr ana prices - the sen1pi= tables were about
adv Afte- covering range 81 50 TO 80 prices
te9 close were = trife above final figures Pf the
fFI1Es session with December al 3 e31A and Nav
3 Oh. fTesrsuczs of wheat and -four were
Isl 20 -asra bushels. Exports for the week. as
no7-n oy Bradstreers were equal 20 5.030eoo bush
IS Primary receipts were -ef0 bushels com
pa7~1 virh 7l7so bushels the corresponding day a
) Ees- seo. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re
ported recei7tS of IS cars. against $50 last
week and AZ cars year ago
following slight weakness AZ the start. the corn
market vas strong The remainder % che dsT and
= she close prices were - to So ABOVE the pre-
'-eIs Ciose- The greatest strength was manifested
i- ne DecerlireT cltiOn. which urgent de-
-znd bE shorts and buI leaders The principal
reason for rhe strength vas il= iuled light
7iI5tS hoJHitasIandInE excellent weather for the
-eveI1s17- The market vas also nulIsh'y affected
hv reports from Illinois. claiming Door returns
rom h1skings. F'naI- quotations en- December and
May were siInlsr s2z-c. Ts9czf receipts were
- cars. VIII 3 cars Of contract grade
osts were firm earls in the session. but became
weaker late in The day result Of selling by
leading ee-sfpr interests 4 decline Of 1r in feed
7aTleg and - iec in cash cas- was responsible for
0l-h - the selling. The market closed ga sy- =v5th
-'res unchanged ro lsc lower With December AT I
isr ~ -2sc- and NaT-a1 5fc so SHE Local re-
-r-S fsS
Provisions were weak nearly al day owing to
s=i-nE brought Out by q o. te l9c decline in live
l0ss- Receipts OF lie hogs were again extremely
He-zl tots5 arrivals to-day Al Western points
-a-0= 5. +H head against $3.50 head year ago.
estimated receipts Tor Tomorrow. Wheat. 45
---~. corr. Is cs-s--oats, Its cars; hogs SUJ1
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

COTTON-The cotton market d little more than lost
the advance OF Thursday during o-days trading clos
not however S@ low he low point OF Thurs
day morning. sales for the-day were estimated At
-, bales. The market opened steady at decline
Of point TO advance Of points. and right after
the caII sold = points net higher renew al
Of Thursdays buying movement. But there was no
aggressive bull support. and prices soon weakened
dation. After showing a net loss Of about s to =
points there rally Of , to points after the
Of the Liverpool market. but prices weakened
again following into-slght
figures. making high and official reports
from Southern markets showing change in prices
with the just about the lowest level Of the
spot offerings lighter. and some dtsap-
pointment probably felt the showing Of the
larger markets particularly in view of the resolutions
passed conventions of Thursday New or
leans and Memphis in favor Of holding for minimum
price Of f0c Private cables received from Havre
stating that II rUnored Belgium mills were going
stocks of yarns. but New Orleans wires declared
z better demand for spot cotton from
the Continent. Local sentiment much mixed
the situation. with apRrehcnsions of beaFish gin
report Noyeu7keF 20. and uncertainties a
action Of the revision committee November ~
rather against the bull side for the time being. The
Exchange follow: receipts bales against
2+3 last overland 70 mills and Canada 62.1
% 223 last Southern mill takings estt
mated 600 against 53 last year: OF stocS
brought sight for the week. Col OF bales.
+4S92s last Total movement. Port
against 26++, ass last year; overland 70 mills and
Canada. 2S2 $50 against ia ,29T year. Southern
mill takings 3SJG0o against $50 600 last year:
interior towns IN excess OF September I. SO SOS
for 4T70.20i. against 344S.3o5 last
Igta movement is for ~ days this against
20 days last
The of contract prices in the
follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
CONDITION OF TRADE.
I1n's Retiev says

--r Renew says
Ez1ectatons are being fully realized in the in
esc cay reduces The percentage of IDLE machinery
c-r.1- OF stocks Is disclosed a. business expands
sH1 throughout al industrial channels there Is z
su56-n pressure 10 mel rcIirerue.,fs -bsr a.
sures activity fer Some tine al least. CONFIDENCE
seems be almost wholly restored. although there
Is --arisyiHg caurion in commercial cers-ioTs
thar lr-clu0es any dznger OF excess. On The other
lsr- speculation III securities has discounted 50
ulo Improvement that frequent rea ctions do NOT
orcas1u surprise. The average Of sixtv active
ratEzy shares had risen 81 4 during the year
Z ce1reSslon Up 10 November > and gained
tar-Eer = = in the next week although no cor
responding rstio Of progress IN earnings is eN-
peetec tor many months. irregular weather con
1lTo1s have affected retail distribution OF season
zals --1erehardise- but the deIland for holiday
sqs-- = opening most reNcra1iE and mercantile
zelier-fl-s are neIe prompt. Official statistics Of
5zpu-rs e farm staples in October shows an in-
eese -- A-S151So OK ne same month last year
5- abor+ 1 per cent while the latest week at this
7 al f1erci-ahdlss ana loss or sSs5.s25 IN in
1orts compared with similar figures for 1867.
tan be- number OF idle freight cars. and railway
ssrr--gs in the first week Of November We're only
sends s-eraging IL per cent Tor the Iasr quarter
6saf exetsuges al New York this week were =
e 49, = sec-3-fe< us5iIe a. ffe- iea5inp rf,je9
hsrs gain OF . per cent, which more faith
'1.y represents commercial payments
Bradstreet-s says:
Expansion continues IN trade and industrial
anrs. shipments o.er the raIways are Increasing.
~ tfT--s NA--t-t-.14I-- - '-A L-t--t@''t9
mes are higher, collections are better and senti-
rt .s brighter than II has beeu for twelve
past many sections retailers stocks
-ra1fy broken, owing 20 conservative purchases
etofCre made aHG result requests for i'm
i-llsts shipments quite the rule. on this ac-
1Ir and because q more EeasOulDie weather.
--ir- f-p orders wholesale and 5Obbing lines
= ~ larger volume Spring business is also de-
Il-E quite freely. although widespread inn
re--eE- &. this direction is not looked for untu
- lie turn Of the new year Demand for hol-
goods is Increasing Practically every sec
-sve She South and where the supply OF
f1lcleE8t for industrial opera
s-as for instance. paris of New England
shared iu the general iupTOveEn mt At the
~ me weather has been entirely season
and iu some parts the holding Of cotton
higher prices makes for duluess IN trade and
Eress iu collections Bank clearings showed
tla-ke1 growth over last year At this time, when
t'rencHrlert was the order OF the day
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

Steel Common Forced by Public
buying to Nelc High Record.

- SOCK market Yesterday nearly reached the
Is" record Tor the year in the volume OF fransac-
o's' me total sales being Is2s 7se shares There
- ueahnSs IN lS different issues a ~ange not
'-N' uhoer the record. and persistent and heavy
%! Host Of which supplied by the outside
public whose enthusiasm, is now, tho dominant
'ea'ure OF the market prices advanced from the
opening and continued their inward movement
~iN'out important check during the session final
p'-0eS showing general gains which in some
instances amounted 10 several points.
me teaoer IN activity United states Steel
common IN Rhish the speculative public has always
e1Ken peculiar interest and on sales in excess of
oVo'Vo slares 1t rose to a new high record level.
- closing with net gain of 12s points at ISIS
1t WAS oa another .-Friday the 13th'-May ts 1894
Il IS interesting to recall. that Steel common
touched its low level Of sss
f1eaFE covering Of shorts largely in Steel common.
concerning which runors Of dividend increase were
current, vas among the factors contributing to the
market advance: and purchases for London account
OF "a@e shares OF various stocks-principaIly Steel
common and the Hartman issues-probably repre-
sehting also in large degree covering aided in
tabiishing the early strength of the market No
news developed having market bearing, but in
market controlled by public speculative excitement
TIE stimulus Of news developments is not needed
ana comparatively little attention is paid to news
occurrences unless of an extraordinary character.
IL was ruTnored yesterday in Wall street that the
United States Steel Corporation would before long
announce an issue of bonds for the purpose CT cap
iiazing part Of the enormous expenditure upon the
steel City" OF Gary IRd: and fl was recalled thar
Judge Gary. in May. 1895. in denying a report then
current that the Steel Corporation was about to
issue $57.eoo0o bonds for meeting part of the ex-
pense on the new plant. said that part-of the cost
OF that plant might be fuLnced sooner or later al
though large proportion at least would be paid
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

Never again viii any sane conservative business
man pullc ship here until the labor situation has
materially changed Until tlis is brought bout
sou t can accomplish nothing in the way Of con
situellon or manufacture The cost labor in this
t-lty = Twice as much in any Of T he pa stern
sttIes nor so much because Of the vages paid but
performed. I lost s. 0a00Ca here in one zear he
3uSe OF the attitude Of union labor and Scratched
il OH ny hooks charged
II may take long time realize it. bur the
~ akeninE must come Only concerted action 1v
at me merchants involved persis isIelst nd TInre-
4tttng VIII relieve the situation Tn >tffft is
zone san francisco will assume -rt77-u position
that is rightfully hers in the commercial world
ana when II Is done 7 shall be willing to risk my
ooiiafs mere with many other Eastern capitalists.
As Nj Sohwab had just announced an invest
nent OF S2-oo0.e0 here in the extension Of the
Union Iron Works his remarks were receLed with
the gravest attention
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
nery and outstanding ac-

sisting of stock machinery and outstanding
counts about s. 900.
The schedules OF HoTowftz q LsibOwitz show
liabilities - SI2743 % with assets OF $4000.
sisting OF stock The firm owes samuel Raoino-
witz. OF No. 244 Monroe street S. zoe. The In
dfviiuai liabilities Of Samuel HOrcwtz $500.
The schedules OF Jacob d. Fisher. milllner az
No 1856 RlvingtOn street give liabilities OF S&35T S.
withl assets OF 1851 sT including stock worth
saS00
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK cOUNrY.-5EN-
- famn ". Foster Plaintiff against George n Foster
Foster. Maria Foster FlOrencs d. Foster
Helen BuIkley. Defendants-SImrrons: To tHs
named Defendants each OF than Tou
hereby summoned 10 answar the complaint IA thls
tfor. Nd to 0c the Pain
tfr-z attorney twenty the %
this summons. OF or service. and "A
Of your failure appear Judgment VII
against yoa BY default for the relief de2zcse
IN the complaint
Dated October 2 1908
Louis ? DOLE
P1antirs Attorney.
Ofics an6 Post Once AGdresr-
III BroadUzy.
Trinity Building. Manhattan.
q New YORK
To the Defendants George h Foster. Edgar H Fosrsr
snd Helen Foste- Bufkey The foregoing SUrr1ons -
se-a5 Ipou you By publication. pursuant 70 "A 0ro-r
Of Hon Blanchard. Justice OF the SopceLn7
court OF New York. dated the 5th daS % Oetoee
ans sled with the complaint the Oncs ot tEs CsrE
Of the County sf New
Dated October 9th 1905
Plaintiff,
Trinity Building
III Broadway.
Borouzh OF AArhatr1n-
C5ry OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

@-TIN-T-Ha London market was nlEheE'
with spot quoted t1ss and futures at IlSs It's "a,
probably in the nature or oa arRet Was duf but
PF 5Fs ifBea 70 fsS Us Sd for spot f64 los
and somewhat reactionary S[ W n - and
casting At i a I425c. LEAD was IOwer al tl3 lis Sd
av IN L9nden so At he G 9f4 sPELTEB was unchangst
at 80 ,gs 1s IN IN tomIi 5d6 S NTH standard founry
Al SIS Cd and Cleveland warrants at 59s "a, t 10
%orher1 q1 GaSted at sts 56@$i7 Pig certificates
changed W Tt5 reg9srS se@sis 80 anG iaH4aTy
sI0EASSES AND SYRt PsNTne market tor raolasses
crate offerings and good jobbing demand Quotations
fa5l2" mon ie fsfr o @9e good CSC Prime 25e
soc New Orleans open ke{5e @ o9 ~ fIS 1ri1oe
0sCottonseed oil gsneFal5y stfsdy ot5,. 9day
SO Becsnl6er So 900 May s5@5 44c and 1900 July
s - "a, as fes orers m are eoncerae4 for immediate
needs appear TO have been poVose dor % n4sTg9 o
Refined petroleum steady at reoent PRICES 5 & quoe
PnitdeiTnit 80; Dun; ~ sIer v6ite New YORK
HE m bf Soc ~ FTiladephia es5c bulk s45c
white New York Il 4ee tnia1ei5nla. eaII
prime sumner yellow 3sl as s4c; Noyember ss4s ss
az 'e84o5te. new 5$4G5s5c May 544a5 45e and July,
a55a556c: of summer yeiloT November S,s s S s@a
9am % #Risr ys3S so8 45ass ssESD EEs "ef
sG5ta sGfi. raw raw 7oc LARD OIL. TsS75o
m o S 9r @ 3R o pres ies o
during the day about lowest point Chicago
receipts 10000 hogs; estimated for SATURDAY lsV
Kansas city had 10000. Omaha 5000 ana the West
- eUG PORK-Steady Quoted: Mess, S16qSl6 rs; fam
ily SIS 5gaSl9 50; short clear. S2GdS2 BEEF-Ffrln
quoted Mess. sl3G$13 30; family Sl69s6 50; packet
r Sf KS p Elm g Quoted: sa7as2s bREssED HOGS
FtrS Quoted. Bacons f7sc: $50 n. Sc: Sac:
steady Quoted. smoking 81sd10c; 10 70, 9ec; L ~
yfec. 10 d9i@c Picked hams quiet Quoted; loc
aLo i5 5 oaotsd Middle @ We western term S56assoc city
barely steady. Quoted 94c Refined lard barely steady
IN @
kegs. l. Poe Compound steady Quoted: . t-sc-
sTHARINEuiet Quoted: Oleo. 1o1=c city lard Stear-
RICE-The market for rice was, steady to hrrl and
ordinary, fair n4ze,
good ordinary al lIc prime q !. as &c: choice 5%9eHc;
Patna. foreign. 5a63sc RaasoOn. 4AQJC-
SUGAk-The market for refined sugar ruled quec
It understood the lowest net cash
buckle the Federal The following are ss
prices subject rebate of 10 points and discount Of
per cent Tor cash seven Gays Crystal aoiinos 100
Eagle tablets I10c; cut loaf 560c; crusned Doc mould
1ectioners granulated, 05c; xxx powdered, 9oc'
powdered. powdered and fruit poH dered iSc'
Eagle ana extra fine granulated 4S0c Eagle 70
fine gTanulated Sc n bags do. oc 81 70
5O5c. 70 bags do 10 n bags do. 4soc; q
60c Nos and 3 455c; No = 4.5Oc; No g. acc; g.
80 H. i IOc 80 4.O5c: IL, 4c: "A 10 and 16
9 S5c. The market for steady but quiet
Centrifugal 90 musccvado 50 test 44c and
50 test, lie. The London market for
stock Europe and America, 1064 020 against
1l43,491 last al the uneven dates The
stock is s. All against decrease OF
week stocks afoets together
visible supply Of l.ls6o2o against 256 491
tons last year. OF decrease OF 7o47l tons
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14
IMPORTS OF DRvGooDs.

Imports and marketings Of drvgoods This week
with comparisons We're as follows:
This week "a week Tss- vea-
Total imports
Total marketing 2.522 $50 s2} - a5S
New-York tribune., 1908-11-14

ygoUR AND MEAL-FlouT business Nas rather dis,
-f,+fT,- aggregate to-day. sales behg ctIHnru
oaU7 MISCELLANEOUS keep up assortnlelts
Prices We're 4uos si+l nrires al the old level The
eI5ystnE are prices quoted the New York Produce
I... st-ing patents 50 40ds6 80; winter stTaights,
q ss4 10; winter patents s. 70a$2 To- spring clears
= nc 81 a., extra winter. 81 l51s4 extra No
si1f@r So soa$3 70 BICKWHEAT , W a9TSet
,uSfed- 50 J54$2 per 100 10. RYE FLOUR
dall 91rtaS- Fair to good 81 25gS4 90; choice
s St5sS s. S0G5s4 65 CORNMEAI-stsady Quoted; Kiln
MEAI--Barely steady. quoted: tlne
i and yellow 81 e5gs1 TO- coarse 81 55qSl so FEED
JtfssJern firm city firm. Quoted: Western spring
sgS99 So middlins. S3 60 fo1r DO 81 90
ed dog 500 city bran. S23 bulk 81 so9$@4 81 sacAs
5dIGg S24 35GS29 50, red dog So 90, All NoFernoer
hipraeat hominy chop ST bulk SIS 20 sacks clinical
81 50aS33. .,.. -. sr.ai,ty
r,srLe1 dealings wheat to-day, ends win eA
ation of December New York, which Developed
iri-pendent under liquidation, the price hAIs
.ree couparatiyey Continued fear OF te n"l
position still the leading charaets % -
he market operated against extensive snort
ttropghont the day. market easily lnnuecra ~
sy anport quarter. but drifted on Wherever