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The Washington times., 1909-05-24
MONEY COMING IN
FOR CELEBRATION
Citizens Adding TO Fund for the
Fourth of July Ex-
penSeS.

The committee OF the citizens cele-
bration of the Fourth OF July today
received the following additional con-
tributions;
w. A. Slater, s25; Hennen jennings.
$50; Arnold Hague. SO; Henry B. f.
Macfarland, $40: W. V. Cox, $40:
Judge /. @. Kim ball. SO; DR.. Charles
Wood. So; John B. Sleman, jr, 50. Pre-
viously acknowledged, s255; total,
The Washington times., 1909-05-24
TAX ON EXPORTS
DONE AWAY WITH

Minister Russell, at Caracas. caDIcd
the state Department today that the
Venezuelan government had issued an
executive decree on May 70. which
aboIishes the war export tax on coffee
cocoa. and hides. The decree has been
received with popular manifestations of
approval.
The Washington times., 1909-05-24
The Vital Records.
Births.

Patrick J. and Lillian c. Walsh. girl
William i. and Francis NJ. Wheatley,
girl.
George NJ. and Ada c. Mcdonald, girl
Joseph J. and Sarah N MlnsOn, girl.
Harry G. and Ethel NJ McCreary. boy.
Joseph and Kate LOmodico, girl
William Y. and Marie c. Grimm. girl.
William T. and Annie l.. Abel, boy.
The Washington times., 1909-05-24
Marriage Licenses.

James ". BUFgoiue and Ada ID. Anna
cast. Of Baltimore.
john :. Thomas and Mary A Dunn. OF
Washington
The Washington times., 1909-05-24

CONTINUED from First Page.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
". K. VANDERBILT TO STAY
Senator DepeSC Says He WM Not
ReLinquiSh Control of Central

senator chRuncey NJ. Depew chairman OF the
oOaro OF the New York Central, who has lust re-
turned nome from long visit abroad denied YES
teroay the reports that William X Vanderbilt had
considered retiring from control Of the New York
Nehual system in favor OF f. II. Hartman or any
one else Senator Depew said:
ny vanderbilt has never for one moment ron
1e"plateo relinquishing any Of his control OF New
aoih central and this applies to the Vanderbilt
tanhy. Nor has Mr.. Vanderbilt given up any OF
ms managerial responsibility or power He directs
the affairs of the New York Central as he has al
ways done since he assumed the post OF director
HIS able management of the roads affairs was
SHOWN In the crisis OF 1907. when market prices of
railroad stocks and bonds were tumbling, while
those or the New York Central were more sta
'ionaTy than any other. During that crisis Mr.
vanderbilt went 10 his Office early and stayed late
ano kept grasp on the entire situation and man
agement of the road. and in that crisis he accom-
pushed what no other one man could do, and to the
entire satisfaction OF all the stockholders.
To-day New York Central is selling on a 31a per
cent basis. while other leading railroad stocks such
as Union Pacific. Southern Pacific Great Northern
and St Paul, are at about 8 per cent basis This
shows IN one way how the present Vanderbilt con-
troll and management are regarded.
II other evidence OF the confidence OF stock
holders. great and small, in the Vanderbilt control
and management be needed I might refer you to
the fact that at stockholders meetings when as
many as 10000 shares OF stock have been repre-
scented. not one vote has been cast against
Vanderbilt management or suggestions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, October II. l3u3
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts to-day 500 bags
beans There enough new state marrow here t9
buyers favor OF the best offered at
but without important business at the moment:
are easy scotch peas Coming forward slowly and the
market stronger in consequence. We quote BEANS
DoTsd an pea choee s. S6 do common to good
o 49, do 90 common s to- oSd 81 aSaS red Edny s
fnolse ~ 56 e So 5&sa s5 Ina California choice
So: PEAS scotch 1909, bags. per bush 81 3ds2 81
hoid very Slowly but the developed no change OF
ereameTy rather easy on qualities 29c sOsc, and
n 9r ' Not much movement in storage creamery
butter trife seadier with iqdlcaLi9ns OF some
eTceednEy light receipt very the ad-
va ser, we sq9 DC Tsts 2a29c do seconds 25
2so do thirds 52a26c do held specials 3olzqSlc: do
extras ~ 900 90 rs oie s757.See. do common
26c do hrst. 25@23sc 90 seeoRGs -5e e ass
a4lsc: do seconds 2sa24c; packing stock No l. early
2io; do No current made 2-'sq-S'se' DO No o.
OCHEEsE-Reoeipts to-day 500 boxes We. Very few
meat in S9FhSrR dyeio8Rg here but no
change made prices receivers are inclined 70 await
a., ana prices advanced IA sc on all grades Liverpool
cable: Finest Canadian new tS 90 i95 necss an
Ia do colored large small fancy, l9,tc do white
seI 10 fair kai5lsc skins IN specials 13sc
80 49I.e: full Skins. ~ a6s.e NOT
EGGS-Receipts no IsSSepts have permitted reduc-
,i NJ ,revious accumulation and for prime TO Shelce
i,ti.s me market is and slightly In sellers tavor
Naarv bennery eggs and fancy GOODS nAfuTls
storage stock quiet and easy We uuole 9ta'e
yiya1ia and nearby hennerJ whites. fancy 30. IN
- sstbsred whites 2Sa3Jc do hennery browns iahcS
S@aSSc: do gathered browns. 264@0; fresh gatneTeS
t-ss oSa30c. do hrsts, . Go'c 90 ursts =
do seconds 23a23lc. do thirds 2Oq22e dirties
961alc. do No . lslnHl9izc; checks, far 10 prime
- refrigerator. early packed. special nlarss
~ 25a25izc: 90 rsts, 2iQ2i1c; 90 seconds --g-'c
~ FRT- ITS-FREsH--A ppIes and pears continue IN
49, SUNNY and with trade moderate uhatHvt mas
1,ied weak and prices show more or Tess dee'e on, on
,,sriy e GRADES Ounces increasing IN Supply anu ilso
t1inr Peaches continue arrive freely from Vest
york receipts from uther sectIlhs lish.
t,.rd Falling off and prices have been sustained Win
jificultv Plums and frGues nave heen III We
ana weak al uumproyed prices grapes arriving
,riely and with trade rather light prices 'dle low
irprovinE in demand, and with previous ae-
nominations being reduced market Is stiensthehlhs
1rtdo Tnus<melons have been In light supply urn anu
hisber but market 25c lower OtheT me!ons ar
WatermelOns have uttle ottehtluil
nrnses and grapefruit Increasing in supply hut gen
U rreen ana prices declining Piueapples duit ana
u. nl0te- APPLES. Mcintosh. Hnnd picAtu per
I,Is head hhl S3aS5. Wealthy, = aeaA5 90 lSe.ls
0,~rs e. 50Gx3 e8 ounce Pinpin - - 90
york ImreriaL S3dS4 Gravensten ~ za4Ss -, kIas'
e. 50GSg Is baldwin. S2f$2 20. spy. s-ttSo
sasa as, ianathzn- slS4 5O Madsn Alush - oOss 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
UPPER STILL PILES UP
Tessencd Home COnsum ptiOn, Nth
Slight Export Increase.

-. -,onthly report OF the Copper Producers As
...,,n issued yesterday. shows that the stocks Of
- continue 70 pile Up. the total October l
80 *, S-s772 pounds. This is increase OF
80 az mounds over the total stocks on hand on
%-,er,har J. TIE deliveries for the month were
- sse pounds 6,slAOOO pounds less than IN the
-os,ng month and the smallest since March
an ~ this decrease IN deliveries was due to les
80 home consumption, there being a slight an
-, IN exports Of the metal. The production for
- month was 2.57s0s5 pounds less than IN August
=. ,o,si output being IlSoes,IsS pounds, but was
-, well above The average monthly production
go the first OF the year.
rbe statement about rs favorable as the
ICE had eNl,seted. and & view Of the fsct that
Ss,.gynber is usually a quiet month in the metal
s-sness II was considered reasonably satisfactory.
a revival OF The buying movement Is looked for IN
,hs near future. and & is expected that next
,,orsh's report VII show substantial decrease in
-. snount OF stocks in TIE hands OF the country's
producers
> The copper market was weak yesterday. sales OF
.,sstrolv1c being reported under Is cents a mound
The shading Of prices. according 10 the trade was
cue largely 10 the lower quotations for the metal
sbroad although the increase in the stocks OF the
meta here. as shown by the Copper Producers.
Associations figures, also had depressing eject on
.e market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct 1I--Wheat advanced sharply on
te Board u Trade to-day May leading with net
90 oTe- Saturday OF 15sc 70 &c. Corn. oats
&c Provisions were featureless affairs. prices
1'.aing close 10 Saturdays level.
a. Tie opening cables furnished the strengthen
y Factor In wheat
Closing prices were firm and near the best Of
he day
-Ie corn market was heavy and prices easier
- q tie cay. Prices 1uctuated within range
s1sr
'siA we're dull although the December delivery
- -a-rly well supported Prices fuctuated
I'm narrow range. and the close was shade
ise higher
-. -S'4slgus we're quiet but steady. Closing
-. - ranged from l0c lower for October ribs 10
- higher for pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12

points decline; closed quiet net unchanged point
NNeclhe october 1O212d October November 691 I'D
llecember December-January and January
February 6'9i2d; February-March. NIarch-Apri April
May May-June and June-Juy. 9Jd; Juy-August Tod
Septe1ber, 64Od. September-October 6.26d Man
a9Ins move slowly; cloths quiet but steady.
= OEA EE-Ihe coffee market showed easier ten
uec 10 day closing al decline OF points under
tered local selling in the absence support Sales
y lU-9o bags for the day, and the without
spsclhi feature The market opened quiet at IN
changed prices at a decline of points A
oy month 70 show loss but later the entire list
istHel 10 De n Attle easier and ali months showed
loss az the close Possibly partial
az IidVFe was IN measure responsible for the easier
SehcS here bat generally Speaking there nothing
We're attributed TO technical conditions suggesting
It buying power had been pretty we'll exhausted the
hrn and % rels higher while Santos steady,
win Is unchanged. 4s there 80 reis lower. Re
cp at the ports continue heavy, but the for
week Tor The time this fell under
the total OF the previous ports
ting 900 bags against $50 600 before 900
los bags against 600 last year and % 900 in 1906
Little or is reaching concerning
crop prospects Recent weather conditions have been
favorable. but local bulls claim that the plantations
IN bad shape earlier season.
and that the prospect is smaller The market
or lgtt for Rio No 4 The total warehouse deliveries
in the United States for the 100, 994 bags.
against l56939 last week and 1879 76 last year or the
former amount New York had 96.g4S bags The weekly
clearances and SHIPMENTS from Brazilian ports during the
week follows: Total clearances from Rio CT 900
IS 600 River Plate and west coast South America
Santos cearances $4,000 bags including 1000
United States. 3i1,0OO Europe North Africa and
Santos shipments bags including 2I 900 10
the United states and Oi.0OO 10 Europe The Bahia
100 The totalled
5000 against 6S2 week year
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
OTHER mARKET@sY TELEeRAPH.

C.z+-.-o Co- tic TTI.E-Receipts (sstiTnatedl >
.sooo head RaT5st STEADY bsi}er So 50 So pulls
S3G 81 So calves s. SO stockers and ey 80 -.
q 81 +s4v 10 strong: choice heavy, s. % s. To-
bT+cbsrs S. 9OQSs 10, light. mixed - ~ 2. a..
G T 5sn7 &. bulk Of sales 81 TO@ss sE56EP-
T2ecefpts estimated, 400oo head,
lower sheep. $4gS5 90. lambs, S68$' To- Se@EiN-s'
cincinnati Oct Hattie Receipts. s f bead %.
,Soy 500 e. = IfOtS-Receipts 2563 head astiSs
1Oa15c higher; butchers ana s'. S head, stea5y
to strong. 81 558S4 Is LlMBS-steady to &C hsh7''
East BuffaIo. oct 1-CATTLF,-Fseceipts. 80 heaa
slow good steady: common 10d25c lower prime sSetS
30 ,Ses So F5Bs5 X. cows 81 50GS5: bulls Sc sos:
stockers and feeders. So 50S4 %; stock heiers -
gS15 VEAI.S-Fecepts. Loco head: active and steady.
S6GS9 70 HOGS-Receipts. l6tto mead LaIy g -
IS go. Workers 81 10; pigs So 15eSI go roSgnz
s. 1897 s6S6 50: daTies anu ~ 49,
sheep active; 15c lower; LAMBS sSG and nc -
lambs, s5q$5 =: ye9Ftinss - 49, Sas7St ~
Kansas CITY Oct. 1t.-CATTIhEtecetpis = 80 pa.
including 1000 Southerns market sroIs 20 loS ~ q
SO ~ stocSers and feeders So 251S5 20; Southern
$50 e. 9CSSs Z. southern cows So sORS3 go native
cows s. 15QS4 81: heers s. 25$5 so, bulls s. %
Sss Is: calves S. 5eFS7 % HOGs-Reeelpts 9oe0 head;
market Sc hgher. TOP s. 50: sales s. s5sSI %:
heavy s. 65GS7 packers and butchers 81 5SSI So
Is OSo head market 10c higher. lambs s. T5GS7
vea~Ines 81 50dS5; wehers 81 2JaSt 65; 81 500
> Pisisbarg. oct i1-CAT-rIE- supply fay. market
SLOW: choice IS 55GSJ SfIEEP-Suppy fair, market
s. 55 's eaIs ana Common s. 5oasa lambs s. 5OsI IS
VEAL CALVES. ssaS9 . hogs Receipts fair market
heavy Workers s. 90aSs light Workers s. 4ogS7 SIS; PIGS
Tosie oct m ACCOMPLISHMENTS IS o2S: Octo-
her 92a; December. 81 02is March. s. l2s No Old
TIMOTHY Prime. 81 81 AISIEtt-Prine, So october,
s. December. s. OH, March $ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
REICHsBANK RAISES ITS RATE.
sgsculstion Causes Change in the German
Money Market

Berlin. Oc,. 1.-The Imperial Bank OF Germany
Kissed its discount rate to-day from to per cent
Herr Havenstein, president Of the bank. in pro-
posing 70 the Central Committee an advance in the
rate referred 10 the extraordinary pressure al the
ed Of tie quarter, which he attributed chiefly to
inlslsded activity in speculation in securities or
she stock exchanges. He also remarked that banks
bad been recently expanding long-term credits.
TIE immense volume OF new stock and bond is
sues this year also had tended 10 narrow the
money market.
Herr Haversteia expressed the opinion that the
sirance mast be q fun per cert tn order 10 be
elective The recent advance had nc had a full
effect Ee admitted that the banks he been try
i-g 10 re,a~d the speculative movemt1-- The adj
vance, he added must be interpreted a warn
ing 10 curtau excessive demand for credits. The
presidents proposal was adopted without dissent
Iris known however. that more members
= the committee had gone 10 the meeting in favor
q haif OF per cent advance. but his words were
CONVINCING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
HN shares in the local market sales and pur-
chsses being about evenly divided In the London
market trading was quiet, and prices as a rule
showed heavy tone under the influence OF harden
Eg money rates Open market discounts were
f-uer and the advance in the Imperial Bank OF
GernsEy's rate from 10 3 per cent was thought
% foresladow another advance IN the English
hank rate on THURSDAY The German bank raised
rs rate from 81 70 per cent or September %
ald tie per cent level established yesterday is
re highest since April 1903 The Continent Sc
cured the South African gold offered in the open
Loudol market. Bar gold declined. Paris ana
Berlin exchange on London advanced.
COLUMBUS DAY IN WALL STREET.-Au of
ths banEs trust companies and exchanges Of the
city VII be closed to-day for the observance or
Columbus Day. Many brokerage Offices having
out-of-tovn connections. however, VIII remain
opel. Neither the Custom House nor the Apprais-
srs Stores VIII be closed. because the work in each
place far behind, owing 70 the new tariff regUla-
tons The New Orleans Cotton Exchange and
the Boston Stock Exchange will be open. The
sga-Ireasury viii be closed Stock Exchange
loans VII carry over until Wednesday
\. ". HARRIS s. CO ADMIT PARTNERS
1ae banking house OF y. " Harris & Co. with
oHlces IN New York and Boston has admitted as
partners the following heads OF departments;
-4ogd ~. Smith Everett B. SweeZy and Charles
W. Beail. o. their New York Office. and Albert II.
5eek and John r Macomber, Of their Boston office
ne new partners have been connected with the
IN Tor from ten 70 tWenJy-one years, and in four
Instance taeir entire business experience has been
VIII n y. Harris * Co
MEXICAN CENTRAL NOTES.-The Mexican
s-ifs- VIII redeem the balance OF its fOur-year
PEI cent Collateral trust gold notes. due July J,
- O. January J. There are at present Outstand-
q notes 70 ne amount o. Sa3s0.000.
FEDERAL SUGAR DIEIDEND.-The directors
' ne Federal Sugar Refining Company have de-
Nsleo the usual quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent
- --e preferred stock payable on November !
MISSOURI PACIFIC ORDERS RAILS-The Mis-
sl-l Fsci-g Railway Company has ordered 5000
US o. steel rails from the United States Steel
se9s2oTston This is in addition 10 the ooOo-ton
&2sr reported q month ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
t prices in the local market to-day

The local market spot cotton quiet aud points
higher al l8 65c for mlddiing upland and 1896 for
mfgdlns Gulf 400 bales delivered on contract
southern spot markets telegraphed as follows i
nToe steady and unchanged ID Lice; sales 800 bales
sagsrnah Arm and unchanged IL l5-16c sales $50
baes Norfolk steady unchanged al i3Ac sales CD
bafes baltimore nominal and unchanged at lBbc AN-
sst steady unchanged at 10 llBc sales $40 n9es
q oule steady and unchanged az 1850 lltte ROCK
o,,of and unchanged l25ac. Galveston hrin 10,
Sigber al 13lac. sales I439 bales Memphis STEADY ana
canpsd al l3lc: sales 3. $50 bales Houston STEADY
ia" higher at 18Kc; sales. lC2 bales Ne" orleans
-,esdv I-6c higher i3iAc; sales. GID bales Chares
tor arm and unchanged at l2hc wilmington hln an
Estimated receipts al Leading points
A. C;alvsston as 90 500 bales, against
~ 40 last week and $50 last year at New orleans
~ g0 10 II 900 against 03s2 last week end loo@
year ,t...--,o1 cahies. cnot cotfon
Sr,. demand. sales 5000 bales. speculation ana eA
nT 900: American. 1000 imports 6VoO al american
kSiSa,nT Upland 1890. Futures opened STEADY a. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct -Cgosing-vyTfEAT -Spot quiet: Va
Is 6i2d Futures steady. December.
Is 9asd. March MAY IS Sssd CORN-Spot quiet.
American mixed Cya Galveston is 1'ad Futures
quiet October. IS $50, Deccruoer IS @td FLOJRWiu
Ter patents dull 52s 90. HOPS On london tPacihc
COastl firm al 70 Gs4ET Is. BEEF-EXtra India
steady Ga HANS-ShOrt IA 90 10 10. quiet at
SIS EACON-CuEnberland cat. 20 % so n. quiet
65s Cd rib &c "A 10. uu ts, long clear mid
light. DUH 61s sd long clear mindless
heavy 50 % 40 n steady a. t6s short clea- backs, le
quiet eos; bellies IA Nc n. quiet az
It's. SHOUL DERS-Square. ~ rs N. urm 6ls
LARD-Prime Western terces steady SIS 81: Amer
lean refined. pals steAsiy 62s CHEESk-Cauadiau
dnrst white J.s, Canadian coored steady
al a1s go TAILOVV-Irtme city steady 2as ID ICL~-
PENTINE-Spiri-s steady AS sd EOSiN-S cannon
Arm PETROLEJ' Refined steady az IA 4iss-
SEED OII4-StrOng a rs "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIOur was firmly held to-day
TO spring grades Rye aour was quotably unchanged.
with a quiet local The following prices
Ss winter straights IS 2Oa$5 4O patents s.
ass 20; spring clears 81 60Q$i So extra No winter
81 Goq$4 so extra No En5eF g 4gaS4 Sq kana9
dun. Quoted: 81 81 per 100 10, nominal RYE FLOUR
FIRM quoted good 81 1884 %: choice fancy.
dried SO 55. BAG MEAL-Quiet Quoted: Fine white
and yellow. 81 55gS1 so; coarse 81 45a$l so FEED
SIS 80: standard middIng $23 hour do SIS 5O DOS
SCI 10: city bran S24 middling, $50
1850 red dog S31 co. hOuiny chop, $2 so bulk SIS 20
COTTON-The chief factor in the cotton market
to-day the Gulf storm situation, and after an
decline the market had sharp advance while after
a business became decidedly
active There heavy realizing late in the day, but
late reports from Florida by
reassurng sellers short account and the final
OF the market steady a advance OF 10 II
points Tho market opened steady al a decline
ca under scattering Liquidation and bear the
encouraged by Indifferent cables foreign
show frost OF consequence over
Sunday while temperatures in the belt were decidedly
soon checked by private wires indicating that the Gulf
might become serious menace 10 the Atlantic
Tuesday when the local market Will be closed
the middle Of the day there was active
ing as fresh buying foT long account December
contracts from 13.2lc 70 1880 and March
from 10 SOC 1886, the net loss OF Z 10 points
being a net gain OF to IL points on the
active months The late selling sent prices OF q 10 7
p0uts from but attributed 10 nothing more
man desire TO sscure profits the holiday Liver
rooi and New Orleans viii be while the market here
and probably buying was accelerated
hes- markets the leadership the bun side
while New closed Southern spot markets.
the afternoon assisted by the big exports
exceeding port receipts by CONSIDERABLE
The range of contract prices the local market to-day
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
TRAFFIC DEAL IN CALIFORNIA.
Santa Re and Southern Paci-c to Use Each
Others Tracks

Los Angeles. Oct. IA traffic arrangement has
'ust been perfected between the Southern Pacific
ara tire Santa Re railroads whereby the latter gets
the use Of the formers tracks between Los Angeles
and Ba kershed Cal. This is with the privilege Of
Soliciting local business between this city and San
Francisco. The use VIII be in return for the use
q. Santa Re tracks between Phoenix, Ariz, and
Bengal Cal by way OF the Parker-Bengal cutoff
Tie last ninety miles OF the cutoff IS being rushed
% conviction between Parker and Bengal and will
he finished by March To- 1910. when the tariff agree
rnent viii become effective.
The deal was arranged By Z. H Ripley and Z FL
Hartman Just prior 10 Harrimau's death All San
Francisco freight via the Washington-Sunse route
~ the Southern Pacific viii be sent over this track
and the Santa Fe viii be enabled TO establish
through tratn service between Los Angeles and San
=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Nominal.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October II. 1909.
York advancing 81 1Os and in Chicago to 81 055s
strength developed after midday. when reports OF 30
oacs Tor export brought IN lot Of buying for outside
ness was mainly Duluth and Manitoba, after the
steady opening. the market eased OF little
same results attended short selling that have made bear
was obliged TO replace the later advance the wheat
Notwithstanding big worlds shipments. the
largest IN two the figures being Il 600 bush
according 10 BroomhalL compared with 13I92OOO bush
the previous week Liverpool up SD. because much
OF this wheat was destined for the Continent while Ber
While Northwestern receipts big, It pointed out
Winnipeg. 465 cars Monday and 654
less than two weeks although fully 70O
sipts s2onnfe5 70 ass m" bpsb corbored with s7a
Of the strongest markets, being Influenced some
far ahead The domestic visible supply Increased
3o64 600 bush but the Canadian figures were not
eeived Cash wheat IN the local market closed as fol
lows: No red domestic 81 20 in elevator No North
qoat 10Th y nominal s f,NLTbe conn market had
narrow OF prices all day with the undertone rather
ments and decline q, MSsd az LiyerDooI Sentiment
sale early afternoon sharp wheat upturn
which prices gradually regained most Of their loss Clos
ing quite steady within about c Of Saturday, prices
supply 49, 900 bush. Primary receipts
amounted TO 4S4oOo bush compared WIN <aCuV oust
year ago. No corn here was quoted at o9c elevator
Sa sgI ~ rsUge and ne 1niHr+o9e holding
strength wheat The visible supply increased 100000
By afs a SeT a tGrS % as 2e rs M 3
45Isc and clipped white. "a 70 ~ n 43Hq4se RYE
York qniS Fsed HgT $3.50 S , n9
grain MARKETS will be closed on Tuesday
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-12
HARAHAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP DIRECTOR

Savannah. Oct III. 7. Harahan, president of
the Illinois Central Railroad, to-day elected
director Of the Ocean Steamship Company. The
old officers and directors of the Central of Georgia
Railroad were reelected at the annual meeting.
The railroad owns the steamship company.