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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-10-15
Mrs. R b. canby WAS n town todar

Wednesday.
| ]. L. Griffin. OF Gardner was in the
city today,
Mrs. Pelot Of Owens was shopping in
Arcadia Tuesday.
Mrs. Salley of Hull was looking over
Arcadia's stores today.
Miss Mary Steele Ewing, was shop
ping in Arcadia today.
Mr.. Wesley Little OF Plant City is in
the city for the winter.
Mrs. Childers OF Nocatee was shopping
in Arcadia Wednesday.
Rev. c. w. White is at Homeland this
week holding meeting.
Mrs. c. c. Carlton OF Nocatee, was
shopping In Arcadia Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Ford, are the
parents Of son, born Wednesday.
Mrs. Salley and Mrs. Bagwell, Of Hull,
were shopping in Arcadia Monday
Mrs. John Hendry Of Joshua Greek,
was shopping in Arcadia Tuesday.
Mr.. J. w. Smell, Of Fish Eating Greek
was doing business In Arcadia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gammage are
the proud parents Of son born, Oct. Ia.
Miss Missouri Cause and Mrs. Stewart
of Lilly, were shopping in Arcadia Mon
day.
Philathea Devotional Meeting at the
M. T.. Church at $3.50 p. M. all are in
vited.
r. c. Bagwell, Of the c. IL. & n. at
Hull was business visiter in Arcadia
Wednesday.
J. II. Mcqueen left Monday for Bar
tow where he expects to remain for
several months.
Misses Bridges, Webb and Press Lang
ford went rabbit hunting Wednesday.
They got one rabbit
Mr.. Foss, of Punta Gorda was in
Arcadia on matters connected with the
1. H. Trabue estate today.
Mrs. Royal and son left Sunday night
for Virginia. Mrs. Royal expects to
return to Florida In the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jones are receiving
the congratulations OF their friends on
the birtf Of : daughter, born Oct. a
JH. rseadwe,:s snd wife have sold
their homo to John Hamilton, they en-
pect to buy and build in east Arcadia.
Mrs. Meadow from Punta Gorda is
visiting Mrs. Roe in Arcadia this week,
she returned home Wednesday night.
Mrs, J.. w. Payne left Saturday for
her home at Pierce after pleasant week
spent with friends and relatives in
Arcadia.
Miss Mary Taylor and Miss Harvey,
missionaries. from Tampa, spent Sunday
at the Orphanage and gave a lecture In
the afternoon.
Mr.. John Aberger, and wife represent
ing the N c. and st. L. Ry., have been
In Arcadia this week stopping at the
Arcadia House.
N. c. and w. III. Plat Of Lily, we're
business visiters in Arcadia Monday.
They say that their section could still
stand more rain.
The Freideritce house is having four
room addition built to it, and when
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
OREN ROOT ON GRILL.
Doesn't knosc Whereabouts of Full
ton Street Rolling Stock.

Oren Root, general manager OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway lines. underwent examination be-
fore Commissioner AIaitbie of the Public Service
Commission yesterday, In the effort OF the com
mission TO determine what had become Of the roll
ing stock OF the Fulton street line Gilbert Mon
tagus, receiver OF the road. was examined at a
previous hearing. and asked Mr.. Root some ques-
tons yesterday
I think" sa4d Mr.. Montague that I know
where can lease the road, II get some roll
ing stock and horses thrown In. This road once
possessed that property; what has become Of it?'
Well said Root, 'T don't think that will be
paying proposition AS recall, it cost about LIS
per cent Of income to that road"
Well broke IN Commissioner Maltbie sthat
was with the lease of &c 900. Mr.. Montague WON'T
have to pay that Perhaps he can do better"
There is this to be considered" said Mr.. Root,
and that IS that conditions such along the
Fulton street line that It is impossible run the
cars at more than three and quarter miles
hour, and even. you have mentioned Commits
sioner Maltbie, that It carried eight hundred
thousand passengers q year, 1t is impossible 10
carry them at that rate and make money
Mr.. Montague. however, pressed his inquiries as
70 what had becoms OF the roads horses and cars,
and Mr. Root promised TO send somebody a fur
ther hearing on Monday TO try TO elucidate. Mr..
Root said he did not know certain things, and that
undoubtedly the man who had signed the report TO
the old State Railroad Commission in June. 1906,
would know.
Commissioner Maltbie promptly sent for copy
o. the report IN question, and found Mr.. Roots
name attached 20 the AFFIDAVIT the bottom
scribing tho assets and condition Of the road While
he identified his signature, Mr.. Root could not
member that the matters had been 10 OF his
own knowledge. and declared that there were GER
tain matters OF accounting for which. ne always
declared TO his suPeriors Re never held himself
responsible
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
REALTY NOTES.

Howard c. Pyle & Co. has rented 1or term
CT five years the property No. 90 Henry street, be-
tween State and Joralemon streets, Brooklyn. a
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house on a plot 25xI00 feet for Philip Mauch 70
y. II Perkins. he viii alter the house for his
own occupancy
Mrs Z. GarlichS has leased through Cornelius
G. Kon her property at Rocklsnd avenue ana the
Manor Road, New Dorp, Staten Island. for term
az ten years, TO Mrs 3. Poppe, Of Manhattan.
Ernestus Quick Company has sold No. 149 De-
Kaib avenue, between South Oxford street and
South Portland aye enue. Brooklyn, a three story
and basement brownstone dwelling house, 9x45x9o
feet for Harold Sorners 10 K L. Kelly.
The Gross Il Gross Company has leased for
term OF years Tor Isaac L Peuer TO William 3.
Quaintance the store, basement and first loft IN
the building No. SS1 Fifth avenue The same firm
recenty closed leases the second and third lofts
this building
Pease & hulman report the following leases of
dwellings: No 355 Central Park West, for William
4 GutchIns; No. 49 $50 street, for Mrs. A J.
Grznnisss No. 3s West sd street, for Henry Par
soas No. 40 East Thirty-eighth street for Miss
Humber 10 Oreu ROOt. II; No. q East S2d street.
for Henry Daley, and the American basement
house No. 1g56 Fifth avenue, for Mrs Charles Il
Perrin
The Henry Morgentilau Company has leased for
4 term OF years william Q. and Frank L. Allen
avenue. between Simpson street and Southern
Boulevard, which viii be erected vaudeville
and moving picture theatre.
K f Hargrave has leased for the James LAv-
ingston Construction Company lofts, each contain
ing $500 square feet. in the building Nos. IS
tc - West 9th street. 10 Davidson & Watt. l. A.
Meldelsohn and Louis Stecher.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
TO BUILD IN ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendeut Murphy for six story apartment house
70 be built the St. Nicholas avenue block from
18th TO 159th street II is to be Of the French
Renaissance type with avenue frontage of 2GS-3
feet and frontages of 709 feet and S47 feet
respectively.
II win have ffty-three suites Of apartments
and is TO be built for the Broad Construction Com
p7ny, OF which Louis Cohen is president from de-
signs Of l. 4. J. Weiller, at of S2c0,G00
Plans have also been fled for remodelling the
four story dwelling an5 rear two story dwelling
at No e East 2lst street, covering plot extend
ing through Goth street into loft building, with
two floors Of stores. The change OF occupancy Is
TO be made at q cost OF S12.ooG for Alexander NJ.
and John A Hedden as owners. Gregory B.
Webb is the architect.
The Manhattan plans for buildings fled yes
terday also include q FIVE story storage ware
house for the Riverside Drive Van Company, for
the premises Nc. 4s West sSth street, cost Of
n5cN
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
FOR STRIP OF LAND, 500.
Tiny Piece of Realty Separates Tro
Upt0zcR Houses.

what Is one of the smallest parcels OF real estate
ever disposed Of in this city is strip Of land that
separates the premises Nos. SoS and 3os in West
isc street II is six inches wide and runs the full
depth Of the houses which it divides. II was sold
yesterday for little more than SIS an inch. the
purchase price being $780, The purchaser OF this
miniature piece of property Frank H Aims
worth, who owns and occupies the premises No.
SVe. Aphonse Hagenneck, builder was the seller.
Mr.. Hagenneck began building east through 1o2d
street from Riverside Drive few years ago He
constructed a row OF houses along the south side
OF the street. In the time other builders
began operations from the other direction, the
last house to be completed being MIR. Ainsworrh's
When the site which il stands resurveyed
II was found that the six-inch strip belonged to
Mr. Hageuneck- An agreement, however, was made
whereby the crevice between the houses was sealed
50 as 10 protect tenants from dampness.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
LIVESTOCK MARkET.

Nsu To-k. So-s-ee- Iso1
. BEETES-Rsceipts Wsls 3417 TI9 nsa6. tz<
and with tas stale csttIs. t1s-s q % sals
6tesrs light recsip-B. f-1. a16 goo6 G15cs
grades l5625c higher Bulls scsa6y - fru-
Tin COWS showed Dzrset 1proVsn1ert. ogt zedt91
yards we-s cleared but tsT s1zE =a1s L
oesrec. but he'd over for Frt6ays rat
ConzeH % very saees asr1ys susers sod AZ = SesI
100 70 oxsn a. s. SSgsS 80 bulls ~ sSS4 o.
Liverpool London cables -scsiEsd 106ay s1oes1
cattle lower ~ Il1SI2&c per =, dressed geiE1r.
ttgerztcr oeef higher A. sse1o-Ac ps- p shi51sSss
to-day 1850 quarters of 5esf Ia Easoz1c n
CALVE-Rscsprs we're sO7 head, tnclz6izg IS tc<
ou-chsrs 512 Ez-kse. making szzss
as head sale. Vsals ruled 1r1. I'D best
grades were tuu &c hishsTs 5a-zTa<4 avs ssS2eE
higher. pens vel cleared Sorr-o1 choS=
sold S56Ss 3 100 n win 50 50 me zsne-zl
pTcs; 5a-yar3 and fsd calves az g 5oS4; Wsses1
calves AZ 81 5SGS5. and few cAOics nsnL % az s6
veas sold s1I4c per =, country Creased 6l12G
sHEEP AND LAlHBS-Recsipts we're III cars. G
1858 including saug1rsrs-5 g. for
market. making wth tie stale stock i5-a On
sorh yards Sheep slew. but p-1--s
sheep offered Lambs n lig1r supply ana Tf-h
prospect ot sim receipts FOR the fsE davs sell
hoding fru, win desirable grades selng IN
City. about "a were Rad u1solt az
yards C0n good sheep sod 81 50 6OS$
100 -; sheep an ysa-lngs (ai1=dl a. - so c1
sheep s. 5OTS2- ordinary caoics s.
-uIIs S31S4 Dressed 5l1Sc
per n; lambs dull but I'm a. s--S10-=c-
HDGS-ReceiDSs - cars. Or S.s2S head f1cluc-
ing 255 head f7r ths market Prices appear=d -
BE- su stead. stats pigs 1T 70 average sold a. s.
psr 100 d Country dressed hogs quiet
2 for heavy Light Estght&
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. 2o-FTeSh reports Of damage
to Argentine wheat caused moderate rrmness in
the local market to-day prices At the close being
cas- were weak but provisions were steady
With the exception OF slight dip Ia prices early
gree OF strength the entire session, the vouuls
OF trade was small The inactivity was In the nat
Of prenolioay ouIness many traders being un-
eba1gs bs,ne- rass3 T1o~ror Ferelr1 news az
tion continued to favor the bears The weather
the greater part Of the United states and predict
ed that the prscipitakon would continue the next
The chef feature Of foreign news was a dispatch
from Antwerp which claimed that thrashing re-
turns n Northern Argentina were extremely IN
satisfactory and that the yields were small As
crop prices AZ B4ospest were up &c. me A1verppoi
market also Was firm No new export business
for cash wheat was dull Prices during the day
fuctuated over a range OF 9sc 70 &c; The market
a : az a1d Nav AZ & 97s 10 Y o. Sasre
els Primary rece1pts i.l25.G00 bushels. COM
pared with 9zSVJ0 eushelz the Corresponding day =
year ago Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of $50 cars against TSs cars last
week and IA cara q year ago. - =.
sentiment IN the corn Pit was beartsh nearly AL
day, and prices at the close were or nc 10 $sc.
compared with the previous close number Of
the entire session one OF the chief weakening IN
huences poor export demand, exporters
llzc out Of Ene. Demand for cash corn here was
also very slack and prices we're on &c 20 &c. The
May At s25+o to sc Local recsipts were "a cars,
with 4 OF contract grade.
Oats dull, and the market Was trtfe weak,
owing to the heavy tone Of corn and 10 poor
demand for cash oats Prices ct the sample tables
were l4c to &c lower. Local longs were moderate
sellers At the close prices were sc 70 14G lower,
with December AT 4sisc and May at bIsc- Local
receipts 146 cars
Provisions weak nearly ali day. but rallied
once or twice buying by outside packer and
closed steady with prices unchanged 10 PIC higher
The prime factor vas the continued heavy run OF
I've hogs at all Western packing centres total
arrivals to-day being 1880 head compared with
Da9 head the corresponding day q year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow were not avail
able.
The board Of trade and the butter and esq board
viii be -clcssd tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26

ses; 1ts @ e s.sEsa q :sAla.s ss1 a. iesss:7s'
wes..n .. sSI5e GEEsE. Eastern. ssriaE <AAss-
per ~ I49l9e 90 earS ls ISs % az-yia16: LIslSe'
per ossa 81 soass s. % pssr dalE 5c5s1 IS 10 sas.
eAaEEfesaias a'Is 8 ssi.s a go sas sr.s.. ssv
Pa 5 % = Dar Z % ss5 T a. 9 3
sS4p Ss2 Gen 81 % otrs % 5T sSs.n sssss .
Yellow LEG sNIPE gsz g,.s ss5sn s - ssess - 49,
cs s. 8 asss sshses 81 ass g. q ~ aa9y e s q 3
SITS assrzgs Eass Ser S4lr o9ss Do JsSz-1sss.
POTATOES AND vEsETaBLEs-unaersfr- o-.r-
nss ro the soantTy aae easier prices ths 1rzss bar.
sssr press ana Gags are barely sssssZ a. ass SsSsse
sweet go'2sSss .s1ay s,r a :Asy sias' s,s ne !, s
on eaa9 sas Sss. sssr9Zd , S1SS1sss z T S o a.
ton Nc fresh arrivals % Southern spinach. Sorf7l<
Is very an;avorzsis No iss1or5sH; srss
Orleans Sr So1she-a vsSssAo1ss Sy sss - =
S say.rs svor .r tie s lots s -isa over sna Tar %
sad ss1s1 :sssd1 osss Kinds Ears1 yss;sses
n bulk Per 80 y g s7sss 80: 90 ps . soes3 81
g 3 "a: sae T-s;s.s sqjS -. - Sssa 3;
Long Js,snd n sux per sei s. s-sss' &c, a. ss- %
20 s1'1 Eus64ssS sS' per Per sszs isss2 IS SWEET foT1r
soasAsT5 SOU n a so a = s s1 81 - s,.s q s ss
S5s sPz9tTs Ps5 spA,t q =; - go ~ - a. &,
9azas6sd per s6i or ssE s0ssoc 1ssIGEs
sss1 3 ss' "a % 1'4 81 e: ss - s: = & 3
F19riss . ssr easNst Hrss so Szy -. 7sT - -
FLo8ERs EsaE l,lsa5. ssi ssss; cisosT -, Z,
sscARoLE. Ne. orleans sz9ss .: EGGPI-AsTs Tla.-
ida 5cx S2HS4: LETTUCE sr1ca psr sas<-s-
soc1$1 @ Sew Orleans. par DOL q 5Ofss 81 q pr
Norfolk. 25c6SI Baltinaore and Washington go
81: OKR-A- Florida per s. 25Es2 =; OSIOsS
Conzecrcut Eastern white. per ool. - Soes5 eo
yellow, 81 5OaS - 90 state S11 Wsstsr- Easts
per crate 81 40Sf 50: yellow per 10 y bag $500
81 u. 60 per 100 y baz sf1Sf Is DC I'D psr 20 -
56sl 81. 10 Per 100 = s1dsz To- % Or11Fs
Long Island Jersey, yellow. b5L 81 15eeSI %
10 rsd. . 257S1 PEAS. Flsrfda. oas<sL 80
81 80; Virginia azd North Czrol1a- sle$S- PEP
PERS Florida carrier s. 50SS2 90 90 Jersey 20
large Dbl. T5oGs1 DO snail boil sfe575c; % 2er
basket 25dSOcs. PARSNTPS. boL IScSl z. PI11R~
RISS per Dbl. 55c7S1. PARSLET. View C-Lsa-zi esriy
per 100 b1nc1ss. t21sS1 50: DO plain. 81 5Dos2. 70
MAINE FTor@a. per T5eSS1 =. 10 New o-ie&zs
per Dbl. SIGS2 20: RADISEES. norfolk cod c-a1e-
per basket. sIose. 90 common. s0G75e; sHALLoT4
New Crsazs. Ger 100 buaches- z- STFIN1 5EASS.
Southern psr basket 81 51GS4. Go grss7 - 80
s. IS: SQUASH. nearby. Hubbard. per Dol ISc1sl =
Hubbard TOESOc. d5 hearty. 1na-roz sos
3SI- Baitir1ore 7o75c- Cz-z1z
rutAbagS per boI, eCrTS1 Irish Tag. I5ds5c+
do other -1tabaxa per Dbl TJca3S1s DO Whlos-
per bbl 5oc5S1. TOMATOES. Caiforzia- per 11x ooS-
q 50 WA~EOCP-eS 100 huuchss. g 50ES2
MILK AND CREAN-Tu sVpsctzsfou g = shsr-1es
IN the milk sgpPSy sxchzzgs Novs-absr -
raised price 4c quart tas Shippers n
the 26c rhs price 5scomfnz s14ctsvs
Soyerh.r q II IL bsfsved cnst tafs prics VII -
come sIsettvs n AL shs Ths rscsspcE .
milk and 40-ouz-r tor the week szds1
November q toiloWs-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Trade Review says:

The very active buying of pig iron which cnsrac-
terized the first three weeks Of November is not
being maintained Many buyers covered for
their requirements through the first quarter, ana
some through the first half of next year, but sale
are still being made IN fair volume and prices
are firm and optimistic feeling prevails arm
agitation is already q disturbing factor IN the
trade The heaviest buying of pig iron during the
last week was Of basic, including D0H tons IN
the Ptttsburg district, 800 tons at St Louis, 5O
at Philadelphia and several thousand tons at chi
cago. Furnaces in nearly all sections are il a
rather strong position, but there Is considerable
speculation to the future New capacity is being
blown in and some new stacks with few orders On
their books may become important factors at q
not far distant date Reports of sales Of structural
material for the year, compared with the same
period in 1901 show the rather surprising fact that
the sales for this year heavier by about 100000
tons than for last year Some good sized contracts
have been closed within few days including $3.50
tons for the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
psny building at Chicago
There IS less cutting OF prices on plates and the
demand has shown fair Improvement. TWO new
lake vessels have been contracted for at Buffalo
and at Cleveland. The three will probably re-
quire l0000 tons of plates and shapes Railroads
are expected TO CONS into the market FOR ABOUT
$4,000 tons of rails before January !. Ine de-
nand for axle bilets keeps pace with the increase
in car building, and large orders for spikes
and bolts have been placed. While the prices or
scrap continue to be a remarkable feature CT the
market in spite Of tie limited buying by consunl-
ers, dealers are advancing quotations and are sun
overbiddiug consumers and adding to their accu-
mutations. Railroads are obtaining fancy prices on
old material which they sell.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26

COTION-1hs cotton market active.
ing an indisposltion 70 enter into fresh commitments
the holiday. and fluctuations rather
and Irregular, we're suggestive OF steady under
tone, ths market meet support SOFT
spots. The steady a dsclfns Of 10
advance OF points, with late months relatively
sales estimated $50 0O0 bales The opened
steady at decline Of d3 points on the active
and during the early session ruled about 8
lower response Disappointing Liverpool cables and
the rather bearish showing OF the by
members OF the New York exchange. But
well absorbed decline. early
rather nervous and during ths middle the
day the market rallied covering AZ time being
points higher. The close a little Of from
best under realizing individual Of 10
members OF the New York Cotton Exchange ranged from
Il 900 IA COO bales averaged 1881 600
bales Last year New York Cotton Exchange members
the crop $4,000 bales; 1905 o.
Il, 457 900 bales, and In 1SO5-OS TO-
Many Of probably
OF position, Il
authorities place crop materially be-
low i3 900 600 bales The official estimsts
viii be published December Southern spot
kets generally unchanged and while port receipts
heavy. they exceeded BY the exports.
The contract prices the market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
ExPoRTs.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November 25. 1903
COFFEE-The coffee stsadier to-day
prices recovering partial points their
scattered the close steady net
unchanged to points higher sales reported OF
S95eO bags 1t vas the first December notice day In
the local market but notices for only about ldO0O bags
issued according estimates and, while theirs
Htls further exchanging, circulation through
the Street made apparent Impression prtces On
the other hand there scattered covering.
NOTED BY tho steader ruling OF the French market and
az one time during the day prices ruled about points
higher all around Havre unchanged to Z franc
higher the OF the local opening Hamburg
unchanged TO = pfg lower and ths only change re-
ported in the Brazilian markets decline OF 80 rels
IN the price Of Is Receipts az the ports were 1000
against 80 and years ago.
Jundshy receipts 4S7oo bags. against 5000 last
and 49, 900 Nothing further has been
with vsorf1stion situation
and. proportion the Brazilian loans
month already Of. the market
is settling down tie conviction that immediate
change Is &c be made with respect TO vaor1Zatiou hold
iags Spot coffee quiet; Rio No Z. e1te santos No 4
~ 7sc.
The range Of prices the local sarke to-day
z fQloRH
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26

The local market was quiet WITH prices unchanged
Southern spot markets telsgraphed as follows
bales New Orleans quiet Gnchaased At lice sa es
- bales. Housfoa 9uleL UNCHANGED at esc sales
2s50 bales Mobile qiier unchanged &C. sales 900
quiet unchanged s-l6c; sales. 45s bales Winning
changed Al e}sc- Augusta firm. unchanged at ssc;
sales 1eS go. 0s7' M ,s St Ls qs & sssdy g1chanssd a.
a. Sc Estimated .ecepts at leading points tor Thurs
bales week and 1900 bales last year New
week ana 20 26s bales last year and at houston ooo
900 bales % 25 bales and 116es
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cot
business doing sales 1900 bales speculation
export 400 bales American 140OO bales receipts,
Tes opened regular II as points bo~er closed quiet
st s71 = GSls q PosI NgssosT
and February March. 476d: March
JuneJuy, 7sd: July-Augqst, 4Is5ad: August-septsm
Der rs Ma 5IS R 9IS' ne f4s 0E b
covering range West closing q 9so
9et higher Bu support was in evidence on sna on al
bur there was little export nIeres 10 loads covering the
most Of the buying vas short wss1s Influenced by
news. which prompted stronger opening here than in
t % % @ SIRIUS W5i he 81 600 00 bb 5e.r' I sad SAD
!. 1l- & & 1---s- =. sn -qss nan
criticism and , had It's S9J eeft IN rsstrc{ins bear
The advance there OF I'D being Cue chiefly bulish
ana 81 last year Berlin closed lc iover and srts5e,t
higher. Owing to predictions OF speedy drop ia ths
Northwestern arrivals, bears little effort to in
uence sentiment over the receipts q s13
$50 Winnipeg. and the figures IGNORED
All Western goints had receipts OF 900
with $4,000 previous year
Minneapolis increased bush IN the Four
days Cash wheat IN the local follows:
No 2 red. 81 1lisdS1 I2A elevator and 81 IsZ o
Rhoat; No Northern Duluth, S. 1sH and No 2 hard
winter. 81 1855 a~ost. CORN-Arer
opening due continued wet weather the West corn
turned declined sc br1vh urder
liquidation coupled win predictions
Western belt. later rpEsines
following the strength wheat ~
90 loads that the market closed suite
movement rather liberal. sing bush
et Western points eounaret WITH geo 600 BUSH
The cash market vas stes ev az this POINT with No
basis OF ~ iac \ a.
CATE-AsIde from eenz trfrs easier a. tines the
dun Cash cats IN New York quoted Follows:
Mixed ~ a. D. 53-S H4c: to 81 ~
54lns7e and cfDned whits "a n a. -. S-zS~1c PTE
Market duii. No 2 Western, uor-fa o \ N-w
York RARLET-sfsrket ~uf~t Ms.fnr essToc Z
Bu1'sio and feeding, s4s SSe%c 2 N~w York BUCK
wHEAT--Market nm STATE sor. nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
LEASES FERRY STREET BUILDING.

The Charles 2. Noyes Company has leased for a
long term Of years for exMsyOr Charles A. 6chie-
ren the six story and basement building, Nos. Is
and 3 Ferry street 70 the Toxoway Tanning Com
pauy. The building covers q lot 5oxl1e feet and
contains about thirty thousand square feet Of
space being one OF the largest buildings in the
Swamp"
The Moves company has sub-leased space in the
same building to John z. Kaiser.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
PLAN BIG BROADWAY APARTMENT.

\ six story apartment house Is 10 be built for
Alexander Grant the northwest corner of 18th
street and Broadway. overlooking the Hudson
River. II Is TO be Of brick. limestone ard terra
Gotta from designs by John P. Boyland. architect
and VII have 4 frontage Of Zoe feet and depth Of
81 feet Il vii be fitted with thirty-nine suites OF
apartments and ground floor stores. It is 10 cost
aEa
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN.

Berlin. Nov. s5.-The weekly return q the In
1e-izl Bank of Germany shows the following
cazaEsE. Geld and silver hand increased 4s,-
Eesa marks; circulation decreased IS. SIS
ae8 marks treasury bills decreased Iso95000 marks
DEPOSITS increased s4.651 D09 EsTss loans decreased
ss1eea marks, discounts decreased 42,2Sl,ooe
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
BY order Of executors

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Bid Asked

zFszzisae. Charles D Barney & Co No. = Broad