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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
DAVENPORT

Arm Broken by Auto Crank
James Won Maur, son of c. J. Won
:Maur. got into an argument with the
crank on his auto Wednesday evening
and as customary with such arguments
the crank got the best of the autoist.
At any rate, while cranking his ma
chine. the pestiferous piece of iron
few around and struck James on the
arm. In the smash-up which followed
Mr.. Won Maur came out with broken
arm.
Case Dismissed and RefiIed.-The
$4,000 damage suit of N. E. Rede-
baugh VS.. the c., M. & st. p. Railway
company, was late Wednesday after
noon dismissed without prejudice in
the district court by the attorneys for
the plaintiff and yesterday the papers
were served for new suit to be filed
for the April term of court.
Succeeds Father as Director.-At a
meeting of the board of directors of
the First National bank yesterday, j.
Morgan Reimers was elected a director
of the bank to succeed his late father,
Captain August Reimers.
Fine Home Damaged.-A fire which
broke out at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. Van Patten, Twelfth and Ripley
streets, shortly after o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, completely ruined the
interior of the home. The fire started
on the second floor from an overheate1
crate and rapidly spread through the
partitions and walls. making it very
difficult for the firemen to reach the
flames. 1t was o'clock before the
taps for fire OUT were sounded at the
Central station.
Give $749 for Sufferers-The call fol-
help that came from southern Italy to
save the lives of those who had sur
vived the earthquake shock in a score
of stricken cities, has been responded
to with gifts by Davenporters of $749
Shocking Depravity.-A shocking
case of depravity in a 14-year-old girl
was made public yesterday when Mil
bred Prudot was brought be
fore Judge Jackson as an Incorrigible
and dependent child. Although but II
years old, the girl is suffering from g
disease, which has been contracted
from her by something like a dozer
other children ranging in ages from
to Is years. After hearing the shock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
MOLINE

Stalking Out Ice Fieid.-A force of
men was set at work yesterday stalk
ing out the field on which the Channel
Ice company will commence cutting
ice next Monday, The Sylvan Ice COM
pany yesterday forenoon cut ice from
seven to nine inches in thickness on
Sylvan pool at the arsenal bulkhead.
The supply was cut for immediate use,
but the work of harvesting for next
seasons trade will not be started prob
ably till Monday
Church Grows Rapidly.-The annual
meeting of the Salem Lutheran church
of South Moline was held Wednesday
evening at the chapel. Excellent and
encouraging reports were given by the
secretary and treasurer which indi-
cate that wonderful progress has been
made by the church which was only
established last July. The congrega-
ton contemplates the erection of a
new church in the spring. The church
began with a membership of 40 which
is now more than doubled. There are
80 members and " children in the Sun
day school. Since its organization four
adults have been confirmed and Rev.
A. j. Youngberg, pastor of the church.
now has confirmation class of eight
young people. The treasurer's report
showed surplus of $50.
Lights Promised Soon.-Residents Of
Eact MoIipo ood Cilv;c howe rood COW
eral times accounts in the local news
papers relative to when the electric
lights would be turned on. Delays in
some form or other have developed a
unexpected times and consequently
there has been no light. Now, how
lever, there doesn't seem to be any
thing to prevent the operation of tn.
plant the first part of the week. Mr.
Downing stated today that the powe
could be turned on the first part o
next week so far as the street lamp
are concerned. 1t will take about Il
days to connect the commercial cir
cult.
Fire Hard to Fight.-A fire whicl
proved a hard one to fight "Wednesday
night was the one which severely dam
aged the saloon and boarding hous
managed by Louie Steene at 1923 Raj
road avenue. The building began T.
!. fill with smoke at about SIS and MI
: Steene hurriedly turned in the alarm
. from box %, and for the second tim
within the last few days the wron
I number was sounded by the watch
men at the waterworks. No. 33 in
i stead of. % was the number sounded
The right number, however, was re
ceived at station No. /. The fireme
e found the building upon their arriva
S filled with smoke but there was notl
ing to show from where 1t came. A
{ ter cutting hole in the outside wa
near the ceiling of the saloon the fir
T was discovered to be between the foe
:. of the second story and the ceiling {
the saloon. The fire had apparent
started from defect in the Gimme.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08

Succeeds Father as Director.-At a
meeting of the board of directors of
the First National bank yesterday, j.
Morgan Reimers was elected director
of the bank to succeed his late father,
Captain August Reimers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
HAMLET

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Boyles was the scene of pleasant
surprise party New Years day. 1t be-
ing their goth wedding anniversary,
Millicent successfully planned sur
prise to help them celebrate the oc-
|casion. The company numbering So
arrived at about the noon hour with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08

Johnstown, Pa, Jan. 2, 1908.
The DR.. Taylor Remedy Co.
Gentlemen: l have been sufferer
from Psoriasis for eight years, and
tried every medicine I heard Of /
never got any relief until tried your
Stephens for her daughter and she was
cured. You will find statement OF
Mrs. Stephens enclosed. Wishing you
much success and hoping my testimo-
NAL will influence others who suffer
from any form of Eczema, am,
Yours truly,
MAY RANKIN.
173 Peelor ST. Johnstown. Pa.
Send for free illustrated booklet.
HARPER HOUSE PHARMACY. .
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
HAM PTON

Rev. H. Fouts, pastor of the M. E.
church, did not hold services here Sun
day on account of being engaged in
revival work at Carbon Cliff. Quar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

Jr., Harry Wager, Mrs. G. E. Busby of
Rock Island and Miss Nellie Wager
at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london. Nov. s4.-Ccnsols early to-day de-
clined lilo. but recovered later. closing lis
aboye yesterdays closing at Sc Ills tor
money and S2ia for account Anaconda
VAS y lower at tl0ss- Canadian Pacihc .
higher at ISIS. Grand Trunk = lower al
49,
Money was in good supply and in in
creased demand on the market Discounts
were easy owing 10 the gold influx The
market is talking OF a reduction OF = per
majority opinion advocates that there will
be no change. in view OF weak Continental
exchanges and a probable South American
gold demand.
ON the Stock Exchange the general
Sarry-oVer - progressing at rates shade
easier. those for Americans being al IA
20 5ia per cent The tcne % the markets
- better except in consols, which are still
under the political cloud Paris bought
foreigners and kafirs. the later closing
strong. while covering operations helped
home and foreign rails. especially Mexi-
can rails.
American securities opened about I'M
changed. Later prices hardened under the
lead Of Canadian Pacific, Union PACING end
Amalgamated Copper. At noon the market
was steady with values unchanged TO half
"A point higher than yesterdays New York
closing. Hesitation followed, owing 10 the
uncertainties Of the copper position New
York sold Amaigamated. Union Pacific and
caused a setback and made the close easy.
call money in London, tGJ Der cent
open market discount rate Tor short bills,
a. per cent: long bills. IS per cent; Her-
I'm discount rate. per cent; Paris cfs-
London. - francs lsA. centimes: Berlin ex-
change on London % marks ioia pfennigs.
Bar gold. as 90. American eagles. sbs III.
Paris, Nov. .A-Thres Der eect rentes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

chicago. Nov. ATILE-Receipt l4,ee;
strong ~ shade higher steer. - sss
,3Ives. S3ass 50. si5ckers snd FEEDERS. s. 59ls
81 IS HCCiS-Receipts. - 100, strong y le
xs5- 1igbr n,iIed. 81 90fSs; choice light SD
- 10. packing $ 0JdSs -; pigs, - 9SI %. b1tA
of sales Sass Is. 81 EEp-Reoeipte, - go
10Q2Jc higher; SHEEP SiGs1 %. LaIhos' go ''S
s. ,. year.lngs, $3.50 %
kansas cts. Nov si--cATTLE--Recelpts
II 600 intending 1000 southerns steers strong
70 le higher COWS 81 s5e s l9 e eA ,o s en-
81 soas0 -. Western steer. s, I5HSS 90, stos \
eFz ana feeders. - sos. southern steers. - Az
as - sogth.rn eovs . lS.Ss s NAIVE g. ss
81. calves. Sass ~. fiOGs-Receipts, l2eIo.
5Fioe highsF {g g5s a. eg.S q ana 6utehe .gs
81 81 qSs rs. iight, ~ i0gS7 a5, pigs, ~ 4og
81 81 sHEEP-Receipts. 5000. steady; amhs
s. 75nsT -, 'eariinss p -apSo 90, NelL .
s. 5oas5 50. ewes. ffuS5i stoeSers and feeders
- E 5Ss'' Buffalo. -s2y. 4-CArTL-E---stsadIy;
as.fit- ana 5Oc higher, S6aSlo a5- HOGs-Re-
ceipts, 900: strong 70 D. higher on heavy slow
and steady on light; neaNy = =oasa 90 81 49, 10
81 3 SHEEP AND IAABS-Rseeipts. 100;
sctlVs. syethe-s staadv others eac higher; lamb
s. 25qS7 Is yeariings s. 5oes6; ewes 81 'SS
s.. sheep. mixed. s2fSo-
cincinnati Nov. 2s.--CAT'T LIZ Receipts. go;
s. 5oass so: common. 81 73eS3 -. HoGs-Re,
si .BDsrs s. s0qss Is. common IS 55ds7 ~
SHEEP Receipts. 800 steady 10 strong. S@G
81 ~. LAMBs-AcuNe 4nd stsaGs, $4aS"
TI.E-supply light. STEADY; choice - SoGsI.
sHEEP-SupPiy fair; siesay IN sheep higher on
-, 81 s0use, iambs s59S7 40. veal calves.
a. -, a. d IIDGr-F5-ceipts fair. active
Drire hoayiss s. 3oaSs b: mediums. - 2sa
srs- s. aoass. Pig, s. 1887 So rousfs. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
LIVESTOCK MARXET.

Agrv -
REFAE-- Receipts rs cars $50 head.
ir.-I1Ging on cars for siaught~rers aud "a for
an fl,afef. - car IN sale. steers. 90 rcfN Ina
tr.g RECRUITS advanced 1fr per lfrf NJ bulls aao
Tain cove nrn 10 l0a higher' nleeiem snd ZOO
fst cows a. fraction higher. and a. me byth
street MARKET recovered tie d~ciiae - Menaas
-elItng 15ff.sc higher. common 10 good steel :
solo 81 - so9se - psr 100 =; oxen - - bulls.
rl,.dsraie demand. - sgi1 isc per NJ Tor native
,Is~- and sG7c for Texan beef. Chucks. 90 lie
Aiass $40 si-Pherson a 60. % Virginia steers.
sa6 NJ average 81 30 per 80 n leuns3 wanna.
- rf s. lo . bulls. s;i9 p - -. o., rs ~.
81 E0. / cov. li2a n. s. -; D. lla9 = 81 2
o -. ~ s. IS g 1l3 n. ~ p. 9 zoo n e 10,
: - al 81. 3 h~ifer, $50 ~, 81 -
Esraers. ~ Pcnusyisaui mixed cattle, ass
r. 8 50 bulls 80 n :: 49, TO- n s. So .o s. i e
p g. g 10 =, 81 % 4 80 ~ s. So . sis n.
A. 81, 3. 95s n. s.. :. "a n. s. 5o' I. 80 N.
= % sianb~rg a sou: . ONO steers l25e n.
- n lsi5 N. s. ~. 2. Has ~ s. N
,'ofig 4 shannon; cows. o98 H. s. 81. :.
go ~ sar5.s a seu: : bslls.. 1900 n. - .: =
a.. ~ sss5. r. 30 n. e. ~ GU. 1910 ~.
81 - \. so n. g d; le ~ . ~, 80 -. 81 l
~ $40 :. - u. g .; :. 20 ~. 81 10. 2.
7S4 p. 6aeey. : oaes 1850 n. - .: 2 bulls.
80 - &c., n, - al. 4 $50 IT, s. Ta 4 ii :
= AZ \ 80 =. - -. Z. 0ii H. - 10; :. 80
Selsag a a. "a sos -. 81 50. !. 80 NJ.
cg-s lVi--- n, =. = 7Oo o.. g..
- .e,rse 4 i ,. Dillen,acs' h.,ls' % n
s. ~. COWS. ~ ~. = - l. 80 10 o. =
zoe - - aai7sn ~ ee's. -; n. s. 70; ]. ESQ
n - 90 , = %. J. tsii go n s. 20: !. go u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25

s. 90. 1 COW. 500 u. s. .. !, 100 n. 8 % o
90 =, II HsTFS-R.cstpts YES head. including
aa6 To- butchers and Ts7 for the MAJ set 49,,
900 on sale Neals and barnyard caves sst h,,
s+rsi5 rrioes Pens not cleared Common 70
prime ,eas sold STas10 per 100 10. Sot. -
S5qs5 barnyaTd calves - ooaSI ,,1,srf Dresssd
calves steady al last quotations -, -, -,,-.gs
salesN r HUNS ,3s -, se ~ "a is4 ~ 50 40:
= 10 n. 50 3: = 12s n Si 10 s 20 n 70 So 4s
~ n 50 = Iss %: IS isd 5c 3 r. 3 ss
= 80 n 81 hsFnysrd !, Gives a us r. 80 It.
81 n 81 ., 4 Sls ~ ~ :: o. Seals. 10 - $40 IS
$. iss n $40. a. la n 50 IS. l. lls n 80 %
George pnlenbassk; zeal. .,s, i ,ss - ~
s.. 6 BARNARD calves. 20 N. 81 IS; 10 80 n
s. s 8 W 3 6 ss1 3 .. 60 ,e.l lac r. $40 go
h Hollis: reals l5l n Isl, SO - : l ~ IS
. andrew Mullen, yssis. "a u, $40 50; . 80
y, SO. 1 10 n. IS 80. 80 4, ,sx
5gsd CT i,s Z vss.f Is i'f Ii ia =. 81: %
baruyare calves. 245 N, "a % - -
vestsrday 10 western calves, 80 n 20 Sd III
sega 500 ~ = 81 y western calves ls5 n 50 Is
Mcpherson a Go 3 NeAlas IL ID 80 - H. 80
sHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts- - cars sc. -
1e5sl hsaa ,9et1eas as On oIs sac. shesp wers
srsesv ans arm: lambs. on limited orsrnss ana
SisSer prices AZ al other markets. advanced %
and an the early arrivals were lose 90 ~ - st
Is. common 20 gooa sasse S'e - - -, - rhine
issabs9 s. 50FsT Is: culis. S5as6. Dressed NUT
ton steady az Sdioc. dressed lambs. lvts 2 los :
country dressed hcthouse lambs. SseSlo per car
czss so -. t.r,hs 2.
- e. q nsr loo n. 2ls % -. 81 s.: -oa. - Y
81 3: IS Sc y. 81. state year ing., 20 ~
IS So state sheep. $50 70, 81 So a. IS Y, -
Iudd & Co. a state lambs 10 N. - 40 %
.-rs - @ mil
; Sanders: IL state sheep, $ 70, g - - -
" r. Hume 100 Pennss lvanta lambs. g n
81 s2ss- "a 81 n. 81 -; 81 state % y. ~ %.
clIs as 70, S. 90 sheep, lo- -, - 9, -
q curtis & son 80 stats lamos. u r.
e. -5-1Ss II y s. 10. 90. 81 ~. 81 80. II Yer
mont ~ n s. 50. - state culls. 40 -. 50 IL
state sheep. . -. 81 5. - n s. %. vermont
a. y, s. -. 8 state clls. le1 -, 81 ~
George A J.. : Dilleuback. - state AMPS. 10
n 81 IS q 81 n 81 - q % teE sheep. - 10
81 so. . sheep. 60 n - 90. - -. - =.
Jell.re Wright g. % s6 state lambs a. ID
s. 81. IS state sheep 1o5 n. 81 - -.
HOG.-ReccInts. Is ears. or I.S+l mead, a.
Tor gIaugllterers except half carload 10 sales
reported -up 20 late hour- Country dressed hess
Ctlrt and steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25


rr.rrar-r su1 r--rorr. 59o bales- American,
ten Imports. 9sf1. American $500, ml-1.lls
EFal. rEf1 Futures Qr~nel s-eac.s 81 70
point. -ec1e closed easy. et "a 70 ll-e
BENT llHer NcreU-Der N1feIfIh er- lie -erlitfer
enc Ls-s--cr- rs.-zrT. az "a. Tanuary- .ebru-
ale ecrIsarl- Marco Z =. "a, 81 so
AE -ae-- arr,.-1--s. --52iz1. MAJ lllf
alEu7t--~preH i-l. eepternn-i-cri-leir
%. tl--aaar- November. e. sec-
el1r uar 1u.er w-tl prices % points lover ~
'tv-- tar ll-rclrE Upland ana IL slc Tor ul--
sing af Lel-4r easy. -s. lower. a. ia D
&c &C., bales rlEau-al quiet a-lpc lower
q fea saes 80 t-ies caarieston gaiss
t-luc rer at Ls.s.. Norfolk sfea- o., Fec love-,
a. Us aaIes 0s8 balcs. Baltimore nominal
.'ra-Ee- ar -li-~ augusta st9a-,, hang q
p. lfe -rs lls balee S. Louis quiet. uh-
-n2nE~r lasr Lft-e Roes Qlirt uncialE'-
a e -'..- Galveston T-tcI- ~ t'NTt- aL
Sac" s-es alU bal or N-W orleans gHl-i. -s'
'se- or "a 3d.. sales. go uzle-. n Inning ton
.r-naage- AZ ls-sl. Gales. Ic55 be- .ez- Houston
l-i.l lower. at - S-i6c. sales, - bales
-s'ua-e- HeHe.rts ~ leaail-s peinis "
-lrssa An "a. .sI. ]. u0n A. - ,s'a bales,
-.a.nsf it ri ast WeeE aud -@slo iaat year
= Sew Orleans. c.1uo 10 Touo, against -a.s-'
~ end 'Ef74 iasf wear --... 49,.
fnt - - Tor abe cay ot sa-.pp DAs :
.-eFrasaH-# .r.e new business Prices ruled
-alg rIa day and closed net iiicl a. g.
rr-e f.-1rr Arrivals an tnf Il .ie-
-eet .ar g4lte lne-ul BAR Nnile t-rlf
afcat from braz-ii2n tefls
90 sew Orleans tG ~
'fr r.-a End HzfC llr-lc no influence or
e-eaf Or r-r United states is 4 80 -. "a :.
10 f-p iasr -ear and 1879
=, ars -uof vas steady az &c ttf 40
t H .arf lr-re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
EOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 24.-ClosiHg. WHEAT
spot hrm; 10 . red Western, - :. a. futures
Gniet. Dereniber. IS I'D; March, Ts 3i.d;
Nav - I'D CORS-Spot easy. new Aneri-
can mixed tvia Gaiveston), ia %: futures
steady December. mixed, nominal; beceri-
Der, Plato - SIS q. PEAs-Canad;sn steady.
Is Cd FLOUR-winter patents. steady, S5s.
HOPs-In London (Pacinc COAST. steady, IS
az. BEEF-E1tTa India mess steady. els
al HAMS-SheFt cut. strong SIS. BACON
--s-uriheFland cut. quiet. d-s % short rib.
Gull Zoe, long clear mfodles light. quiet. n5s
81, long clear middles heavy. quiet cos;
short clear backs. quiet. dos Cd; clear bellies.
rtrons ia ia: shoulders square steady.
t.s LARp-Princ Western. tierces, strong,
zoe. American refined pals. Arm. hes Sd
F{FEsE-Canadian. nnest "a hite. steady. S6s.
colored. SIS cd TALLOW-Prin4s city. urn.
3es Cd PENTTNE--SpiFits. steady, 40s
OF RosfN-cemmou' steals. les id, Pr
steady. It'd LISsEED
OII-st~adv. sis COTTONsEED Oit4-Hull
reGnsd sfot easy. -6s Cd. TALLOW-Aus-
traiian IN LONDON. nrm. B4s I'D
London. Nov. 74.-suGAR Raw, centri-
fusal I3s Cd museovade, i.s %. beet. No
venlber les 6%d. lINSEED-ta lcutta. NO.
vernher- Deasnlber. Sas I'd IINsEEp OIL.
AueFlcsn Fenned. ed spirits, "a. TIR-
pFNTINE-spirits. sos sd ROsiN-AmeFi-
casi strained. los. nnss lis so
Antwerp. Nov. "a - PETROLEUM. =
Mea., 4, No eA-esnA.sX 49, s>,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25

tioi ASD MEAt-l'iour oaiet " lth ba1
- -.-IrerHl. hur prices steady. cpillE ~
f s. 5rnss III. vlI.frr stralFhtr. - -oqAs ~
la-rrs. s. '5nsl -, nprrE -ieana - -
~ r---- 3D. 4 winter. - DC -" -
- karsar Efruiga "a. - r.lA' 20
= t-aT FLDI R--Dui buk - 20, npli
~ RYE FLof R-slulet fsir a. SO s.,
.--..l.-1re.ls afu grlef - -. BAS MLAi-s-
-e-f Ono raitl end sellor, g 'oqsl -.
- 3 scofl a.. aEED-W esiern quiei. cilg
-, N-.-eFu. surins So Gaas - - 20, -
s.-lHrs So aD9f2o o. auur lo, - 30 80 cog
- bran 81 lllk 80 - sarhs, nll i4i. ~
eaA 10 ao- So - noui-Ay t.iai' -
- - aafas cd meal. a.
.ffoh lsIOA~ -Hlrnn anc hiEher npE nlaf
80 F1kk-lirIut Ineas - 90 ls-5.tt.''
- short e-ar 50 anes-t on Ai-Lsf-
-. rless filrf1i sol famiis, tlseAls ~
rrtf si-aAiZ ~ c&iIs iala niess ~ 80 -.
20 HaAe- ,llI~t g21rif-a. DktertD lit''H
- -l- larorf. llr l-g ih sc fty ~, tl't
49, II ~. pigs. "a 81 cLI MA r-fi
--lt1 lrI. fnsoa-lr Isrs ~ ~ lfc y ~.
r. N. lchc Pooled iaur steelf -
t.-..it STEADY -Ifl. Gs.ci coultfa. - na -
- - riru. mi0cIf ~ estffl- 500 -a.t '''-
~, -- iasr Ferned nrn rcuth AMER
continent la-lr, Brazil, sess ~ - -
49, nErniV STEADY 800 rihAhiA -
.ie-dF. cleo lGe, ny iarf ~
-, HaA-itrilrG luI aue untla nErI-
- POI. rIler and Leceulff a4plrd Hh
- n arn Nav 81 1es 81 p Al. Raw ArFf
-. u ia N.tn rclisrai ff speculative O.
- = ira.i-f- March shipment al Z -
- H1 tfff. naFf ana freight equal
So caia pad TIE Mofsulent pI
-. re Tasted .afes Jour pplt - Tor Llr
~ - lese.tet ~ Willctt 4 CRAY Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Nov. 2t--PrOft taking IN the
December delivery Offset 10 some extent
unfavorsble crop reports from Argentina
and light primary receipts and caused
wea kuess at times. Final quotations We're
1sc lower 10 &c higher, compared with tho
pi evious close. Corn and oats closed steady
and provisions firm. a report that lead
ing elevator interest had purchased n the
neighborhood of 1.O09.0o0 bushels OF Duluth
and Nebraska wheat 10 be shipped here
for delivery on December contracts vas
partly responsible for the heaviness OF the
nearby option. The range Tor the day on
December was between 81 oSi4 and s. G9l4.
MAY sold between 81 06ls and 81 eo-. TO
81 Oo7s. At the close December sold at
81 0sas 10 81 osf. and May al 81 eo@s 10
There was a arm tone in corn most OF
the day. Cash houses reported offerluEs
from the country were light. and this
tended 10 strengthen the market. At the
close prices were unchanged 20 shade
higher.
oats we're extremely quiet. closing steady.
with December and May deliveries as on
the previous day, and July only shade
higher
rricss owing TO a stampede among shorts.
Influenced by continued light receipts OF
live hogs throughout the West. At the
close prices were Sc 10 40c higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH

81 Touis Sov 2i-wHEAT-So red
cash. s. .5ssl -; No ? hard 81 esis g
80: December. 81 osas MAY. 81 o. =
81 az cORN-No = each. Ssisc; white
o.. D.eember !skc. Hay. slc. oATs-No
. cash. 4oc; white a. i=.e December.
S. MI, ~ - ~ov 2L-wHEAr-Bseen-
bcr' 81 0iss asiOl. Mav. s. - = 81 o51.
%arthsrn 81 0Sas q 81 o. NJ = - ot4.
go. RIOT R-FiTst patents, - Jnn - 90;
Send. So i0aS5 -; hfat siears - 200 - ~,
second - - - So bRAA-in loo-i6
sail ~ Nov. Is wIIEAT-No I
Ne~,hs-n 81 iiasl y, no 2 81 81 y 81 90
Nt.v ~ o6i- RYL-he zoe "a - ~
se-0nNEMay. GlEe. BAILEY - stsndsFd
A. = az. saninles. - = g sc. No =. SEQ
"'f 1',,i nj Soe 4-wHEAT-No hard.
a osE 10 / Northern. 81 o. "a 80 {. 81 o. .
s-ovsml,er 81 O.ss b4d- Mas. ~ na's bid
~ Ax-an track and 20 aFglve. 81 81 No
Tesnber. 81 - bid. December 81 'Ss. MAY.
hes1sie. Nov. e4-wHEA T-sprinF firm:
- Northeru. carloads. store, ~ II = win
80 FteaGy CORN armcrf No yellow.
49,. so & G2r. 40 corn. Coz OATS
stroager BARLEf-feed 10 mating. oJe
'"r,,.so. ,og. s4-CLIovERs lSED--Cssh. - IS:
g. 7TIg No 3 - a5ass a.. No 3 s. i5uss =
slsT So TIMOTHY Prime. ~ 80 ALslkk z
Prime. 81 IS. SogsfoheF, ~ - pereHD@f' " 30
March, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-25

az fellows. Receipts. 1880 tons against
-s--lt last week @e-e@5 .aE, year aaG II aTa
3 "a SSr aso Meltings. p. ooe tons. against
@sevo. $4,000 and S3.ooo- Total stock lO1-
- - se1a>' compared With 12o.s57. Iss.6Is and
RicE--sieasy. but aui,t ana UNCHANGED.
' ~ a tairiy good sales movement al pri-
METALS COPPER - standard weak.
sbot ana oeliveries up to March closing
-t loo q 1857 he Lake quoted a. I3s5q
49, eiectrolytic, Is . Is Soc and casting
49, > y $3.50. TIN-Wesk: spot and No
neiloer. 80 = Q 81 Csc. December SO rs . al 0sc.
ssegar,s so-ea Q 3l-ioc and February 81 COG
FIss- a. london s1is lover; spot quoted at
Ssstst' spot. 80 = 4-s2isc New York and
~ &c East ST Louis. SPELTER-2uiet.
stof' go "A 0.a5c New York and e15G6 e5c
Ldst -. Louis IRON-Engiish market lever
~ scs ID fer Cleveland warrants Local
trces easier, with No > foundry Northeru
ssosee ~ SIS = a SIS 20 Pig iron certificates
~A.lsh "a. No sales.
MoLAs>Es AND sYRIPs-SYRUPs-
,l"-efate ofcr with some demand, and mar
As STEADY MOLASsES-Firm and IN
NAVAL srcREs-sPIRITs TtrRPF~rINE
n@Itif STEADY and quiet. bit without Inn
f1ltant change. ROsIN--Steadv bue quiet
80 aachansed TAR-Steady and IN
OTIS - L1NsEED unchanged. PETRo-
-, N-Renned sready. on the basis %
49, To- Standard waite Ia barrels az New
CoTFoNSEED oIL-DuIi. with sale. o.
ct-if sfH nufS ana prices easier for active posi-
ions AZ the close SPOT or vas unchanEed' and
No-sh,oer vas points higher. but other months
Nele Sa' pe!ats lower Local contract prices;