davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Ch.casc. Nov Ie- -C,ATTI-E-R Receig,z. 200:
s--aly. steers. s. uIGSJ - COWS, s. S0fgSS;
s,1cAers and feeders. 81 I5QS5 - HOtS-..e-
CeiQts. Il coo steady O. Jr lower rhoi'e EraN-.
s. l5gSs -. butchers, s. I0pSS -: lish- m-zel'
& S5 5@s ~ 'e Sass IS 5sE % ~ ~ sads 8 g
GSs 10 SHEEP - Receipts. loos TnaIAeI ma. 4s.,
steady. sheep, S4QS5 .. lambs. 50 S"g$' 80;
Kansas ciry. Nov. 9-CATTI.C-Hece.p-s
5000 including 400 S0ltherns. steady % weak
choice export md dressed beef steers. - oJg
$ 80. fsir 20 god, .SS1sC . Wes-ern steers
So f"aSJ -. southern COVE = tgcS5 native
cows s. 5N1SI native heifers. So -ONSos buns
s. euE$4 10. calves. S4rsI SO. hOGS-itscripts.
5000. opened 81 higne-. clos-t w-ak. top. = -
bulk ~ sales 81 b5GSs TO- heavy. s. 35uSs 10
packers and butchers s. HJG s. l1- Light s. tu1g
s. pigs SG0S7 - SHEEP-Recrtpts. 0ot1-
s. -JaS- 80. wethers. 81 1895 so ewes sass
stock-ra and feeders. s. % s. -.
East Buffalo. Nov. e.-CATFLES- t.ee-. p =,
600 fairly active and steady prime steers. ST -
higher. sagS1e FOGs-Rsc-ipJs. : 200. active
.nd JOG l5e hisEe- ssyZ > .0gSS '' E;,HT..
34.-ies. s. l5dSs 90 SHEEP AND LANES
Eereiprs. II 90. active and l5g&5c higher
laTrs 81 2acSl a. v-arlings. 81 l'arsb. w-thrrs.
.1ats7 .. sWes s. 5oGs5 sheep mixed s2gS5.
t-rrno-. 81 sass g. EIOGS-Receiprs 70c;
active and strong. 5EI0c higher. butchers ard
shiu1e-s. IS l5gSN 25 coln-nor. 81 :5aSI -; -;
rn.a- -ca-4y1r',@. Pit-sbrrv s.7v. ie-CAT
TIF- %rupIv usfr- steady. chtic- ST. 5'.aSs
SHEEP supply fair, steady, rrt-lr wrta'7 :
e. 1-r s.. g-is .ul ouru.n. 81 - lNi lambs,
- 81 a.. veal calves 8 5'fS@ HpGS-Es-
r-in-- fair. active high. prime h@avi~s = -
81 'ITe * Hs-- v-~E-rs. - IS Is. pigs
s S54S~. r1ugEs. SsGSl 90
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
New York. November 70. 1909

New York. November 10. 1909
BEEyES-Receipts. III ears. or 2.o55 head.
including % cars for slaushterers and export
and = f1r the marEs5- steers were IN
light supply and frm 10 Ioc higher. bulls and
M dium COWS SLOW and weak. thin cows druI
The yards were cleared with the exception or
a a. s. IS $ per aSsy IGS n 70 JssS sSGa s. So
pulls. Sc z 81 90. COWS, 81 90 q - 90. Dressed
beef SLOW Dgt steady az last ggoeatio7s Liy-
erpo2! and London cables quoted i..v cattle
slnk.ng 'hs @nal. rsf-igeratoF beef tribe
shiPms21s from tnts port to-morrow VIII
l,oop quarters. for scnwerzschld & Sglz-
be seE 5i5 cattle for J. snamberg & soc
A. - = -LI's.s ioT the United bTess.d bse-
the Norris Beef Company and aiO quarters
tos, t0T Armour 4 co. in ths csltis 20 Lyer2oo..
900 quarters for the Morris Beef COMPANY.
me me sins wish R previous shipments total for
tor ports Of G.eat Britain
sales-Me I:herson < Co: Tirsinia steers.
- 20. I bull isoo ID. 81 3: l %. 1880 ID. s.;
lb, 81 do. sTo Is. S. IS; / DO go ID. 50 %.
q DO. s-I ID & 20 "A DO 972 70. s. So
5. Sanders: 10 Pennsylvania steers. 1871
s. Is: 60 i6so ls - 40 sS, S n lSs & % -
DO. iol6 u. s. 60. DO $50 h. 81
la5o H. s. s.. 4 DO 1885 lb' 8 1a 5o 20 ee 20.
l2:S lb. 50 50. u do. 1859 To- IS 90
shippers Commission Company: % virginia
steers. 1870 n. sGs5.
Keras Commission Company: 90 Kentucky
Newton x Co: 10 virginia steers. 1926 n.
q 90 virginia bull 1870 n. 81 90: 10 Virginia
cows. 1000 Th s.; do. TOO n. s.. state oxen.
CALvEs-Reeetpts. ESQ head. including 442
for butchers ana 24I f2r the n-rke' The feei-
pens we're easily cleared Common 10 prime
veals sold a. sIasl0 per 100 = cuiis. s. West
Dressed calves steady 10 strong. at eizaI5c Tor
city dressed veals. sfGl3C Tor country. and Z ~
Size for dressed grassers
sa.es-W p. Hume: III Western calves. -
:. sanders: 5 vea.s, ia 70. 50 rs; 5 90 80
q MsPhsrs9n {, ;s & Co; ! ga 100 n. 50: dO
y lS, . sSa.o- GUS; sS -: 81 ,so - @, .,o
-HEEP And LASIBs~Reeeipts. Il : cars
o. 4lSs head. including u cars tor s.aughterers
in light supply ana STEADY lambs firm. good
aearaHce OF tie pens common % ggoa sneep
sold At 81 75 5gS4 50 per loo =; cglls. s. 80 o.
ass "a. Dressed mutton steady. al "a Ice Per
saies-Totin shannon: 22s ohi1 lambs. 50
n average. s. - per l0o 70; ls3 stEse do. s. =.
81 60. POI DC. 81 n s. - 20 state eGlls. Il 70.
; sanders. los Pennsylvania lambs. "a p.
s. 50. 23s state DO. 81 p. = %. ~ o.. tM n.
ings % n. s5 %. 50 Pennsylvania sheep. 100
n. 81 so. s-are 90. loo n, s.. de-, % n -,
Mcpherson < Coz IS2 state lambs. 81 =,
s. 60. Is culis. ~ n e. So; - state sheep s5
rred / Krat-. 1Is West virginia lan.bs, 70
70. - -. 81 do fthrowlutsl. - n. 81 81
Kerus Commission COmpany- -4J Bu1alO
lambs ~ n. s. %
H0GS-Eeceiuts II ears. or &.6sT head in
cluding IA head for market Prices luc Lishfr
than Al last transactions on tlis uarse-. Good
medium and h~avy s".t al 8 @urS- - yer l"o
-. Country dressed hogs steady a. ln'. IL-c per
u. with light piEs selling -p % u &c
SaleS-S sanders 7 F~nrsv! v!vani- nog. le3 ID
s. So uer loo p. Tough. - u. ST 80 -
Tobin & shannon 80 hogs. 80 n. $ 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

TIE GAY cr The Cons Usa.-l sock *
change ended with & rush OF the shorts in
Reading To- recover stock sold eurlIer IN the
session E--ly sentiment throughout the
room had been inclined 20 Hearishuess The
traders on the fo0r were disposed 10 attrib-
ute significance 90 TIE comparative heayi-
Tess displayed Ly United States Steel com
mon. The highest price for that stock. slE.
vas touched AROUND TIE opening. and COM
pared with q top quotation on the New
York Stock Exchange OF Pa. A number of
the prominent issues reached lover figures
th1- tle- d.d on the other board Carger
SOLD co"E 4 sac. a-Iln-t 5i.a and Snet-
ing o. lv--s, against 1o--- while R-aGirg
went 70 -rt. -E-lLat 1863 Cl the -.a. All
NaEct GO tTe last named several hundred
s--res changed Ea..- as high as L-.-.
compared v-th 2 Ilsl on TIE other eX-
change OF -l'#.- feature or -ls -.l-St,
= ~ L-le unusual number - stocks traded
"a. seFeEr- cone Issues lU al. the rraIsac-
uCls moulding small lots ot many inactive
EEe e.alI.es. There was come lively trading
g. Consolidated Gas. EI- Irs last sale al
49,. 0l--foL~th ot 2 point above tie N-F
} 0Ik stock ENc-s--.e high Detailed op-
e-a.lgls follow
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

It,e-poo.. Nov I9-CIos,ng- WHEAT-Spot
Arn. $50 rsI Western winter - r. NJ. .trrs
rrm December ~ IAt. March Q "r.i- NAY
.z.f CGRN-Sp1t easy rev american 'n-Not
.,.s l;riv-err11 1s 90. futures c0'-t- .r-ne-.
81 -aI PEAS" "acadiar steady - lt--d
III. .s-r7 H. w inter u-rrats steady SIS Hll it
r-lII.- .F.st..- Cr1srt s--a''f itL-i. E--..i
E-xr-t lu.is mess steady. '-a bi Pc AM~- short
cu;. - 20 o. 0 strong. i1s HA'u>-,rn rnahs1-
It1l -r- ar % @ n. s-a4tt ot- short Tah lu
b.. 5t b. r.-rev rs long ti-5~ u'i itl-- y 'o
- r e.sely t-s long clear 'n.-4irs ~ 20 -
u .....t- tfs tl. short clear ratez lb ta -
~ 4rraav tsf clear bellies. l+ o. y" n st.r1-.
- ~ ~HDTLpEES--q larr. III to l3 ~. hrm.
fss IAItb-Fr.u. cztrrn t-r'~f sgruHE.
Cgs ga. american refined. pai.' H''uH.' Vas 81
i,ff -,E,s, 20 r.iuar'tn duest white steady. Sts
rlf,ref stcaty SIS td TAIlAfN Prime citv
err. -. a1 Tf' '-tI '->r rfS.---- ,..-.,s stca .r
49, od F1SIN- -sou-lua steady. no. i--i PE
g.RCr.FJ-'af- Refined steady. l'ed IIN&EED OIL.
s-.sl. Gls CpTTDN-F,l-H OIL .t--i r-rn-.i
-1ot drIf. rs. TALLoW- AustraiaE ir Lor'iuU
go london Na,. 30 -sI'cAE-Haa. centrifugal
IA gf. ruscoyado. Is o.. beet. November,
rs GI. IINsEELi-,a lcutta Nosvruh~r- i-.g-y',-
b,~ s-s al LIN-EED OIL @ss sd SiEK 81
on tas PETROL 81 M gIrricau rvlnej Gilc
,rfritr ia URF IN TINE -spir.ts, +os Gd.
ROSIN INZAmerlcan strained. los. nnc, l5s 81
AntweFg. Noy. I9.-PETROLEUA. - francs.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

America, i.425.s57 tons. against isT5.3Ts tons
lat week a. the uneven dates The de-
crease 4 stock is -. 81 toEs against decrease
o. le4. So last week Total rt0cks and ahoats
show a visible supply OF 1.505. .55T tons. against
l.tiO,SiS last year a decrease OF 4Gi. s2i
EitE-t irm and unchanged with fairly
good .obblnz business
MEIALs-CDP PFER-Staada Arm but
quiet spot and November closing a. I3.Eg
H. soc. December lA35El u CSC. January. I3 40;6
lS I5c. February. I35OE Il 50. and March. "a. 60
2 la Sc Loncon arm anl higher, spot closing
az go los and futures a. f6l l5s. Locally LAKE
copper I3 SOC 10 45. e.ectrQytlc u 81 = Z i3.5oc.
casting. Is. u a dl2 81 he TIN-Strung; SPOT,
81 70 f3I. .3nr. November. 3LlJQ3l. 55c. DeCcu-
be-. 2I-2Of b. +oc. January. 81 3ua3i 5sc; Fepru-
aTy, 81 SOC 81 G'-. ana Hsrch. 81 3fsu3l- 51c.
london strong ana over md hig gnsr SPOT,
tl4l l5s anc futures slss i5s Cd LEAD
Stea iy spot. 4.31 ~ a. +2Sz New Y0rk and
2sQ : = East - Louis London unchanged
- I.LTER- Steady. spot. 6-25d6. 40 New York
and G2)GG.25c East 81 LOUIS. London IN
changed IROS-The English market was high
er. - sls 4isd FOR Cleveland warrants. Locally
unchanged 80 foundry. Northern. SIS SCa StS.
Pig .-ua c-rt!f- -ates unchanged No sales
NAVAL SroSk>-spirits turpentine hTIn
ani fairly active
MOI.ASsE> AND sYRVPS-Molasses and
Uyrups held stea 4- q firm and prices unchanged
OKIN--Lins,cl unchanged Refined petrJ-
lean was steady on the basis of s. l5c for stand
ard wh!:s IN barrels al New York
corr G%-EED OH Barely steady prices
declining la4 points under moderate NqriGAtion.
Crude STEADY about AZ IN the Southeast.
Sales, 1900 bbls. Loca! contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

t.crl-r. NCv. -e-COrSo's o-osed I-l6 Arm
- lf h.-- fo~ money ard sg-s for a~colfr-
a .r.a was p higher a. ---s CANADIAN
--r1er al 40 Grand Trunk l4
-- -t t-s
a.r"v was in r.ertif-l supply W me
fra-Er. r--E rLe demand g1ist. Discounts
were e'"acr c1 gold exports ~ India
fr Pie stock Fxrhauge co-uer shares
&c american rr..s were the n 81 r1ra.r--
-. S-8'. '.1rs -0e former being sr-r.T JFl.-1 n.
r-f - The progress ll the corr binr
eE ftTrs Err ir CrEe~ fl~a-- lr.S F--sf-
f-ss .-7 1r-. WIth ar easy tera-ncv. or-
s alc The public alike holding -
t.a'Eg the settlement u -hE budget dff-
-o-egls hardened q Traction N the
'''.'T-r--v outlook
American securities after n steady omen
L1f au0et under fhe lead az F-uiou Pa
go. tls lgan-t-c Copper anc United
t-ff -.rf-- ~ noon the market was firm
Az prices R-er- from 4 70 rs higher -'ar
trla"r NeH YORK. clo-iIc The lav-
f''rrr lss ucs -u.let Ir tl-p movement later
--i Rev York So irg g. -h- afIerr 58r
~ 80 "a general setback md sfter a
.gff recovery The market closed E-cer-
.aa uerev i- London s.sIs Der cent.
or~0 7lererf q i~court r4te f5- short h.-le
@-ss-- r-r cr-f. frrg hf'lr 45s0E. .-r
ce t-rr'r discount rsre ~ uer cent
r I'.rnl -air - nsr cent Paris
on London francs 2-l
esnsin' 80 Berlin exchange or london. ~
A.u1sriosn cage 7cs -
Fu-is Nov lg-TIree ~er cent ~a-tes
r.'s-0 ~ ,-rtin-es htgner ~ o. francs =
-f.es irireS on fhe Eourse were frtn.
3"~. o.. Nov- Is-P~ices or the noe-se
we're aCu-e.-fff Uai lter
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

An Irregular tendency was shown IN the
market FOR outside securities. with specula-
uon fairly active throughout the list At
the opening a generally strong zone de-
Neloped on renewed buying OF the higher
priced copper stocks. which carried prices
% from srl4u fraction 10 y Of a point
Around midday, however. .eactionary
tendency developed on more liberal ouer-
ilGs, ana az me eaE4y gains were lost In
several instances pr.ces went oeioW Inurs-
ual Luai. he industrial ltsk. noWe yer,
showed urmnras, especially Standard Otl.
y hlCh sold 81 ul.4 4uenI o- 40 aLu game
~ pO-ats. southern 14Cn ana Steel shares
we've C. "a. Chicago -uuNaA Nas weak. IN
the mInins -lst - rel nc-A .anaLea. ne. ada
Consolidated. Butte Coalition ana 5.0sloE,
AFTER t-r.y stIc-EtE. IestllC- GlI0uE Con-
sOAoatsl reached new gn marx. WLlie
"a lose a. lsoiIuaieu sO4l ~ lLe lowest
point IN bonus AIIss1uTl racine IuA and
part paid - were Gown 4 traction New
J Aork Telephone ana Western racine -
were SECAGg-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

TIOt x AND NEAL dr.. aad feat
-re.sss spring patents s. 3oTsd 90 winter
zfrlas ..-arB - O. asa ao. extra so T.ir-sr
- 5'-Ss -, No . s. 3U0s4 5o. E-n-as sra .-a-s.
s. 10 s. a. BCCkNHEtT FLOTI-uuu I-Ik.
g. 80. u.utl. per 100 II. RYE FLDrR-
~-r- y- Fair ~ good. 50 80 s. -. rr...- tr
...r-. s. r. LAI A.AL,--tea-E I'ur white
it- So cs-'rL --- .itt T-ra Western
sI.r.Hg SIS os4 '-3 ~. standard 1i.IIl- S.3 So
-F- ts fr4r dH, s., lu. red dog. s-s. ..--
.ra-. ... tL--. So % sacks. .lldII ~ So -trt
g1l r-1 dog 81 90. malay CHOP a. .-.a
60 10 sacks ..tuaH. Tg-
iEpAi-IBN~-t'-avr rr,ir- ar-t.t 7-a-...a-
tIr- selling aus prices fn"l-r-r~ sv rr-t!--
riors af large r~reirf- ~ lv. t-rs r-XF week
FDI--rt.lCy. AIrse So - family S2sIS--.
fla-- aezr 81 ssuS.I 20 EEEr--t ..+t.
Nss-. fi1aSfl ~. family SfArSI4 5n- packet
sl. 4si- 5s. extra .ral mess ST. Irs2I BEEF
HAMS si-ady. s-3as21 al,E5-GF HOGS
Urn lta.of- o.. l.o n llc. Iil n. IILr.
- r lli. plgs. lli4e CUT MFaTs-pi.l--
Isi4g. IL = i3ac rl.-led hams siea.ly iSe
TALLoW --teads c.ty. U-.e. country. o.. 70
at.r I-AED-sreaF- Middle N--sl % s55f
o. alc. lard I1a- ri8+ rs rer'rei. South America.
Ig exc. tlaturr i4.nar. braxI. F-ss I5 csc.
con-. .lrf Iou los f4EAhIH t--1ttaIg DI.n.
lsr ist-r citr .arl lauIaLr
~tg All f-fn.s Tf.rHE ngr sul.f aal uu-
-haEF~f Iand0r market far te-t sugar arm
ar. = nIi-1 hlg NoyrT h~r i2s To-. Deem
her rs GAG May. - lOizt Raw here un-
chAHsr-- csutr.fusal. 20 Rest. 4 a.. musc1vaio.
- Test. . l--. and mo.assoH sugar. - test 3.S1c
WAlett Gray. Total stock 0f Europe and
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. Is.-Increased congestion
in December delivery caused a further az
vance rh- high point being reached 90
s. Js-. Distant deliveries We're inclined 70
droop. Al the close prices We're sc lower
20 nc higher. Coarse graln and provI-
s-urs closed heavy. Demand for cash
wheat rather slack AZ an the principe
centres. The range on December for tie
day was between s. 0S 20 s. 0Sls and 81 cS7s,
while MAJ sold between 8 C5la and g 0sls
Al the close December was s eSi4 but the
more distant deliveries We're almost a. the
bottom with May at s. 05-s
Clear weather IN the corn belt had a
weakening effect on the market, but sell
ing pressure was not heavy at any time
and prices moved over a narrow range
The close was easy. with prices a shade 10
i-C 20 i4C below the previous close.
PROFIT taking IN the December option
caused moderate weakness I'm tn oats
market. The volume Of trading. however,
was small Al the close prices were un-
changed 70 &c 10 &c higher
The provisions market was weak all day.
Local packers We're moderate sellers. and
tLis resulted In material declines. parricr-
lariv IN pork Prices ~ the close were sc
to 27i2c below the auaI figures Of tie pre-
v.ous day.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CON
FANT A. a. sEd ~ Ves- G+-h 81 To Mrs.
z B.auveIt Furber Gerald r Hart Mrs VI J.
Miller and r W Jacobs. NJ L. Nj nois Mrs. "
T. Young Miss 81 Y. T1ayer Mrs g.. ~. DOWl-
ing and 81 "a .loiorew's Loan Association ard
Lennon < Meyer. Peter l. Power executor for
II l. Power. Cc0Up=teut. Mrs 5. y. Minuse
an1 Ludwig Bsuman & 60 and j. y Roberts
Mrs " H. Barr DIT " B Holden. T. e.. 2
EiUIar William l. Ernst. Ms. Jessie Is. Atl-r-
ton ana Miss a. II astOn- Mrs NJ Meln, Mrs
James Nc A-er. Earle Reynolds Mrs A. Van
Vie T. PierSo1 Radcliffe Fred J. Aoit, Ms
lanes T. Me- M.ss Grace W H2y-. Ms NJ
A CIrliss l. p SorIiu Mrs sarah Evers. LIN
coin square s0cial CLUB. G. A Dearborn- O. y
p ptll0r. Ar-nu- 7. MuIace, Mrs Cornell2 -
Pi-- Miss " GutIot Mrs ,. &. feaEer. T., :
walker James A. AaElO~. v T.. teilch Mss
A TIestan- James Doug lerty You arI -afh OF
vou are rereby notified that. th- time for the
"a, rneut % our lien upon the property herein
aft-- described having expired. afser -ue n'-.c~
rrouertv 70 wiz. household goods sHd m-rcheu
tise stored ~ ecu or n y1I- nae n tne Vare
F0Use n The COMPANY 90 te sold az public aue
ton acror ling o. the statute n such case trale
ans provided az the auction rocuis "I ". II
TTAT-Ar 4 son. southeast corner i'flh 81 ti--
T--iv.rsi-v Place. New York Ot-Y. c3-nr--nr <
--ri-sjay November 40 at IU.3u a. 1l-. ana con
tffuina or every Tuesday an "Wednesday
after a. the same place and ho-r- -h-i4 a. VIE
goods have been sold -,-.-,r- 90,
fT EITV STOEA,fE AND W Aftf-1itt u Ne--s
A. Il ana ~ West 64tn 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
oTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Minneapolis. Nov I0-wHEAT- December
81 - p May. 81 o5ls cash No I hard 81 1Gs. n
81 oIls s. I Northern. 81 Oti4GsI U644 No =
81 0fi. .n$l olN- y. g. g. u3 = HSI % Flour
FIRST patents. 81 @0qS5 90. second g. 11nS5 20.
frs clears. 81 2SQSl -. seconds. - afas3 40
BI-tN-In iu'-fb aas As SO 30
NilwauEee. Nov IS-WHEAT-N1 North
81 Iu0Sf loic No . 81 u7i=Gs- 0S's Nav.
s. o5's I}YE-No I. - isc "ORN-Ma~ 81 &c
EARI-T- Standard. G5r. samples 5-Ug--- n
2. tsil64 &c NJ g. 57fsG2,
uur-- Nov ~ -WriT,AT-N0 7 har5 s. OS.
err. 81 ora No > 81 u 4. November
.-ceDber s. u3 = May. 81 O5A
81. Louis. S0v. l9.-WHEAT-Na . red. cash
s. .IGSI - $50 hard 81 UTgSl T.. DecrW-
ber 81 o. - Nav. 81 ~ s. CDBS-No cash
59Hf2c, 40 . white 62c. December. S.. Moy
dDTsc OATS-Na . cash. 3gtec- No . white.
-, December, sac. May 4lT-c.
Buffalo. Nov IL -WHEAT-St-1nger. " I
Norrl err surinE carloads storr s. l-'s winter
luN g'DF$-Caser. ~ yellow. G2c. NJ Z
corn Gr6Bi -.c- oATS----r0u-. BARLEY
Feed o. mating 64a zoe. RYE-No track. &c
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fail River. Mass. Nov. lS-Sales lr IRE print
--of- rnlrsyr srr tie veel- estimate: az from
so as0 tu - zoo pieces. TIE week ras beer one
q - -.teta<- f.- TIE .Esr s-v months L = tEe
,-eg.r4I H-trlGr w-ver t.at there Is ample
business ahead. and soon as st--'rnlUg den
mite can De- learned as t1 the tltuf" course q.
~. market f,r raw material business viii To-
-t.r.s rU-mal proportions Ihc tone ie quiet eIl
r~rn ~ rue f1II.Wlug -u hanged prices. =
i,sh ~ squares &c n1nllnai. 2s-ilrh, 64xin.
STse. 5s'r-irch "a squares. &C.. 20 .arh, dSN'-.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

spot was. quie- with prices 10 points lower a-
= SOC f0r mildliug upland ana IT, 80 for mid
eng Eg4f. sales NILS deliveries contract TJF
haies. Liverpool cables Spot dull sales 2 GEO
bales. speculation and export. 2nu- American.
.-tuf. imports none E.- upland I'D Futures
gT'rtt very irregular aT - points lower closed
quiet SOIL Toi1ts lower November -.t Sorsrl-
fsr If~c~fuu-r 5ll. Leraru rer J-lI.rv - = 4.
.Tauras- February. --#. February March
Gd- Marrh-Arri. 7C2il. April May. IG4d.
~ june. - l-i y -.-FT'~. G4I- TuIv-AU-
ru-t. r C2i-t. Angus, september T2Sssa. sep
reulhe- - October. -o-zd. October November.
G.J
COFFEE-FairIy steady Hut prices -ea-r-
ally unchanged o. points below rhe PREVIOUS
r.Cs- -alas 205DI rCEs European markets
steady In Brazil prices were -0nl-v hat irrssrr-
lar Bic .-ov irE a decline II - refs white
Santos was -urhar~et t0 ~ re.s higher Serfl-
Ul-nr ir coffee pears o. sarnr The hull .
although hI-tr Eas proved rather I'Stpr0lu-. .ug.
as santos stocks now amount 70 {. ass 0o0 bags
tr would indicate that only about uzu u1r ba azs
more can t- -hi:~sl from that -o~- under she
-tDN Nnu limitation Jaw. Spot quiet ana srra .r
a. f-Es --e fOr E.l -. = Lorl. contract slce-..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
tNIEkiDH hEIEII~F~
sEABOAKD CLEARANCF

r7e- m --..-'a4 ..ss. and u.aaH.- quite 1.1l I'D
---tr tr'-l.Ls .@tnE tn HuIlsh visible SrlrI .y
'' e. aSg-r1s-Fe bun SUPPORT ana covering by
early sellers. The general Itsr closed N a net
aa.Alc- " " points Southern 500 markets
were Inf-aEle- % isc lower Weekly u-0--.
t-er' figures Port Receipts cT-64y bales
o--irsf -F31 last year over. ans O. mills and
Canada. 41lf- against -. I9T Ils- wear. south
en- irtl. r2ki1Es, estimated 500" against 100
~ lasi f'af. stln or stock ar interior towns.
- 60. against - 62a LAST year. brought into
@g-t tor 't- w'@h. iHa.+el. against e. g. 900 .az-
f"-r -1-a. ---l uuvr-.@-.r. p0r- receipts
go against f,5-3.H- last year. .E-ri4nL 90
mills and Canada. 2+f 81. q. uoo added season
Sf L ISL. against 3ca.42r las. year. Southern
iHit taa.Grs $50 600 against so O0e LAST year.
5t'c- a. interior towns IL excess - S-u-era asr
I l.l.,- aEaiDzr IST @47 last vear- brought
Into s'EEt thus tar f1~ seas r.. I4Q4 4S-. against
1t--t~l lest year. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS
n.r-a--EANL- or m.xI,n

Er.r-IiJ-EANI~ or mEyT01
Trrg rorC rqa-
Wei IN Nov So or Er12 gp- 20 a.g
--' i A.f "a . go asl 2.-I .'8 . 7cs lI.
hFI-r-I-as. T-TFVNATrgxAr
Ne'E NJ SIS 1tA "a 500 SITG ~
'.' f. So. - es-I 80 .ss. sss : - re-
IHA ST Iarr. a. -ArL.~ F-e MARIE
:. A-ef Dol Aos Gslt--s ssE 500 So 900
1--, t = IS . slG 5-S so -. 500 .. o.
AATSONAL or MEXICO
r-ff iF Er. sacC C.fB GugE h..
s-'g a. NcF. ~ - $50 SO 1857 esG
T L4CI- SOUTH " - lIsRs.
= r-~i ir $50. $40 ~ sss2 $50 szse TIs
-r.t ~ A-F = . @a1 80 ..B-s nl0 egi -
fi.J or rAs FHANHIif'D
d. -fA'- ii hrI.- ltl1 lSls inrr=ass
- 0h 'nl So sf--i -hi a,sl..a2 81 So
r''i -Ai"iF1 p. 20 ~. 80 1s.su
So s.rninrs.. s2si.sSI seas sGs a. oes
lau rC Eefs go
GfSss o.FRlnss.. ss.ss7.szs ss.0TI.sss sSTz.7os
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK N,v.r-hsr 1a 10

New York November 10 1909
Or GkAIN-WHEAT-Fs -Fsrner during early
tracing. prices advancing on December. The
December premium over May IL Ne& York was
--g- against - a week ago and al Chica-3
a-sc. against lAsc last week. Late n the ses-
sion the ulS-ret developed a. easier tone. al
though December held firm News from ArEel-
tina vas generally favorable. -nl Broouhall :
agent iu : duey cables an estimate q rt-ee
provinces I'm Australia, pointing 90 a crop cf
s., go 600 bush against q previous esti-nat, 4
- slvuvU and an actual crop last year u- CO.
cI%.'n worlds exports for g-e week flom
Countries other tscD tie United States were
estimated AT s.opo.tOo against 10 81 ouO last
week cash here closed firm. Na r~d quoted
81 -. nominal. eieEa EarJr domestic and 81 % -a
nominal. a9oat. 10 I Northern Duluth.
81 - No hard winter. 81 81 leoar.
C''l-a.- CDPN-DpeI-s steady auI firm. rut
prizes late were a little easier. cash closed
Barely steady. 40 quoted = &c elevator do
tn1stic 73c delivered ana 73c o q aAoat all
Nominal No yellow. sc. nominal oats
DL-- aE1 f-arurelesE. vita small price changes
Cash cats s--a4v- mixed. % 90 81 n non iT- /.
~ IRA ltte, -6 20 p 2, a \ gaze. and LIu-I
p rte. - 90 y p - = r4- &c BTE-DGil. no
-st-fl. - -4C. nominal. New York
BARLEY quiet. feeding fZL64c nominal c T
NrN YORK Wheat tl---li1E do-lrl exports Tor
ne week according Q. BraLsrreH-'s A. aggregated
. tlra-,tS bush. eEal-S- -. $50 40 last week and
..a.c'3l4 l1s- year. since Jll- ! ~ 434 -H6
against >l.aIi i-a>N last season. Cr-u exports Tor
~, week. II ~ bush against --e Sl- -sst
Wr-k and -tS.gI- last raa-- since Tulr l. 9 4.L5.-
= IIzH
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
MINING
WHEAT
COBALT STOCKS.

ss.s,s r.. ort.an s. o.. 81 oss. 81 Or 81 o.s.
~ 0,U Nay option u5a pa ils.s ! e5ts
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20

4 AAN ,%sl good appearances. sprass English,
t-vnH b ltl.llI. spanish. arceFf goraulrrc az
euy desirable position. references -l'tAIttLrrl
I47 W uuJh -
BUSINESS Man. SO -apabi~ feslres OYER
rL0rllEhly uLIr-arI an 81 SOY erluleut sairs. evs-
tgica- mater ais espeC AS Marau. uoN a. rrlb-
rr- OrLce
cEACFFEUE. - e-p-ri.n-ed Irt,e-. and able
to tsA- care C. aar car 90 ilanch. 2 ole ghoI-
Joe E-S-M.ray HIl
JHADFFLt b. go 'ei8rrd understands anv rlake
sasoie-~ car. vii. 80 an WHERE. g worS L. not
sutiafa trrl money - rot arccpr-l r-fsrsucea
ctysr Efvsrt- Hox $Tr PrcyinceJown. Mass
CtiAu FFErR r GARD ~ l.Tl - T. xperisnosd. an
Dive any car. hne mechanic. careful driver.
understands private , ace towers lawns. fur
nacess single man. PEsslsy. 81 EAst l5sgh st.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MUSHROOMS. n. 25asoc: TOMATOES. n. IGa
2Oc: Boston. SON til. n. I2015c.