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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
MONEY afARKET.

New York. Nov. 27.-Money on call quiet Time loans easier: GO days 5 per cent; sl days X per cent; months 1 F @4% pe cent.
 Prime mercantile paper 5@5h per cent Sterling exchange firm with actual bust bills and at 4S7 55a 4sT 60 for demand. Commercial bills 4S3 e s34.
 Bar slye: 50M.
 Mexican dollars 43,
 Government bonds steady; railroad bond steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
nRY GOOns nIARKET.

New York, Nov 2T.--The dry goods mar
 xet was quiet for the day with some easing
 in prices reported on gray eottons- Burlaps re easy. linens strong. Fine and fancy cot- onS are selling well for spring. The Jobbing
 trade is seasonably moderate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
CHICAGO LIVE srocK.
SIT. LOUIS LIVE sTocw

St. Louis, Nov 27.-cattIe receipts 1000 including 300 Texans; steady:
 coI.iN ca.lve peer steers ... ...-ess.75 @$7.75 Stot fers and feeders :. .. $40 @ 525 Texas and Indian steers .. s.S0 Q 4,s0 hSlAcFS DO U A.Sb Calves in carload lots .. . 6 00 6 SIS
 Hogs. receipts 5000; steady:
 PasS pasS ana hshts .'.'t ....S G,50s Q SOS SacheIs .-. ....'..,s 7b1 O 6.10 Butchers and best heavy 7sso e s.25
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 27,--No change was re- ported in the metal markets today and quo tations are practically nominal
 Tin was irregular with spot quoted at y30. O050.
 Copper dull; Lake SIS .2B@75; eleetrolytis sis9s0; casting s12. S7hGs7h.
 Lead quiet s4.S7A @4sMs
 speiter quiet Ss s,so845.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

New Orleans. Nov. 27.-Ricc quiet, offer ings light.
 Rough rice: Honduras s29ts.75 per bar rel; Japan s2@s27O.
 Clean rice; Honduras 4Q %c per pound Japan 2A Q3Mc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
wEATHER CONDITIoNs.

WEATHEh CONDITIONS.
 The storm central yesterday In Wyoming now centers Tn Colorado secondary dis turbance centers in Minnesota, with a trough of low pressure uniting it with the Colorado storm. These pressure conditions are giving considerable cloudiness to the Rocky Moun- tain regions. and to the section of country lying between the Rocky Mountains and Mississippi River, with ram fall in western Colorado, and snow In southwestern wyom- ing bank of high pressure overlyine the Atlantic States is giving generally fair and cool weather to all sections lying cast of the Mississippi River. An area of high pressure overlies the middle plateau region and the northwestern border states, with at tendant cool weather in those districts. The lowest temperature reported this morning was II degrees. at Havre. Mont. In the Southeast the lowest temperature reported was 2S degrees. at Asheville. N. C. Fair and warmer weather Is indicated for this section for tonight, to be followed Sunday by in- creasing coudiness. probably becoming un- settled Sunday night or Monday.
 LOCAL OFFICE U. sl WEATHER BUREAU Twenty-Five Southern stations and TheIl Temperatures.
 Nov. 21, I00D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

S. B. CtapIn and Co.,: Purchases are only to be advised on weak spots and only for moderate turns pending the report"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
prav,asox,.

BACON MEATS4-Clear ribs Sl4 6sH q $14.T7: extra ribs $14.65.
 LARD-Compound l0Hc: fancy hog lard 15kc; kettle rendered 1sAc; snowdrift i0%c; Snow-white 10Nc; Flake-white IbAc; standard cotton oil lard 1O%c.
 DRY SALT MEATS-Dry salt ribs SIS. .37M @5o; dry salt cut ribs s13.12K. BREAKFAST BACON--1sN-21h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

St. Louis. Nov. 27.-Flour dull: red win ter patents S 5OQS0; extra fancy and straight s5 Oa 45; hard winter clears ss.9 q S4 20.
 Hay firm; timothy s1sasi7; prairie Sl1 .50@S1s .5O
 Whiskey $l 39.
 Iron cotton ties soc. Bagging s-l6c. Hemi' twinu 75c
 Pork lower; jobbing s23 50. .. Lard higher: prime steam fls 1T ls e S2 Cut meats higher; boxed extra shorts l3c: clear ribs iSc; short clears 1Shc. Racon higher; boxed extra shorts l4Ac, clear ribs l4kc: short clears 14hc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
dolasses oulet; New Orleans 2S642c,
NEW ORLEANs coTToN oIL.
NEW oRLFANs RICE.

New OrIeans. NOV. 2I.-Cotton Seed OH prime refined In barrels per pound 6.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
COTTON SEED OH

New York. Nov. 1.-The cotton seed oil
 market dull with small price changes. i There was small comnli sson house demand
 and light offerings. Sales for the day were l ,. BOO barrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Miller and Co: "Predictions of 16 cents before the publication of the December l0 figures are heard on many sides
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
iLIvERpOOT, COUPON,

Liverpool Nov. 27--Cloaing: Cotton spot. In limited demand. prices six points higher: American middling fair .... .... ....s.of Low mfddling .-'is.s ..''.'.'. . 2e Good ordinary .-.s. ....S-.. ......l .sz
 
 The sales of the day were 1000 bales Of which 800 were for speculation and export and Included s.40O American. Receipts 6,400 bales, all American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Wind Rain State of weathal cuas iTsnap.lp lpr. hr; in. .1, and direcIioi
 Iloethsl of Wind am. 50 .oo Clear-East I pm. s4 $ .OS Ciear--East. Sunrise :26 am. Sunset 4:4I p.rn Maximum temperature for day, 72 deg Average temperature for day, 50 deg. Normal temperature for day. 52 deg. Accumui. excess since Jan. 1. 361 deg. Av. relative humid. for day, 52 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 57.36 in. .
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

T-Indicates trace of precipitation.
 r. n. SAYTH, section Director. Weather BursAai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
though we may witness a period of steadiness the coming two weeks.

Renskorf, Lyon and Co: Pending the publication of the bureau repor' On pecember 10, we advise the accep- tance of prohts on long cotton when ever the market Is strong
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Car Lot Rcceinta

Car Lot Receipts
 Wheat l20 cars with sS of contract grade. Corn 376 cars with p of contract grade. Oats 19I cars. Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min. neapolis and Duluth today were 976 cars compared with 5s2 cars last week and 7ls cars the corresponding day a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
G.ain and ra..l.anss.

CORN CHOPS-Per bu., soc.
 1@:c less.
 HxY--Timothy choice per ton ysi; No per ton SIS: Alafalfa per ton s:S: Johnson grass per ton S12@S13.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
srIaA cnrroN MARKrr.
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES. Charleston, Nov. 27.--Turpentine quiet sec. RosIn firm; quote: ABODE $4 %; F S4, % e e5; c $4 .05 @10: H $4,20; $4.5o; sS; s5 S5; N ss %; VIC S6. 25; wv s6.75 Savannah Nov. 2T.--Turpentine steady 54Ac; sales s5S; receipts 1.1bb; shipments 272.
 Rosin firm; sales LAS; receipts 4.737 shipments 1.570: stock 133,4o7. Quote: BDEF sg 97Il: c s4.O2h; H s4.20: S4.G0: K $5. 60: NJ s. S5; N 500; we SS.25; wv ss.75.
 New orleans Nov. 27.-Receipts 427 bar relI rosin; no turpentine. Exports none.
 wilmington, Nov 27.-Spirits turpentine; receipts 26 casks. ,
 Rostn steady ga. .65; receipts 1,317.
 Tar firm $2. %; receipts 204. Crude turpentine firm S2. 50, $4.o0 and S4. %: receipts 222
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Grusel and Flynn: We look for a scalping market up to the, report which will probably be small. after which new nigh records will be made"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
srAr1aduNr or THE CONDITION or The Fourth National Bank
 of Montgomery, Alabama,
 At the Close of Business Nov. 1s, 1sos
orFIcEREs.

oFFICEREy. T. J. REYNOLDS. W. H HuBBARn
 President. 'vice-Prssidsat
 A. JOSHUA JONES. Cashier. DIRECTORS.
 T. ,. Reynolds W. H Moore. Brooks Flowers. V. H. Hanson. s. |. Tyson. W. H. Hubbard. M. Kahn. A. J. Kauf- man. B. Wolff, c. D. Noble. ]. w. Black, Jno. A. Yung. U. s. Dowdeil. J. L. cobbs, s. c. Well. B. L. Holt. Jno. A. Sellers. c. L. Ruth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

St. L. Swest. con. 4s .... .... .... 7SA do, lst gold s8 .s..i.... t..-.i-s.-.s s2A Seaboerd tAir Line 4s ....rl... .-.... ,.. s3 southern Pacific col Is .... .... ...... 91A ss diossey.s .. .f039s
 do. lst ref is .s... .... .... ...... 94Ss Southern Rys 5s s...ls.,.. ....s.,5.. .s10S 7ss b do. gen. 4s .... ...s .... .ass.. .s- 80 & Union Pacific 4sf.... .... ....i.s. ...t02 $
 do. cv. 4s .s...... .... ...s.... f14N
 do. list & ref. 4s .... .... .. ...... 975s IT. s. Rubber 6s .... .......s. .... ..104
 U. S. Steel 2d 5s .... .... .... ..104& V. c, Chemical 5s .... .,.. .... ... .96& Wabash 1Ht Js .. .... .... ...111%
 do. tst & ext. 4s,.... .... ..., .... 75
 Weatern Md. 4s ,.s. .g. .'... 54 12 West'h. Electric, cv 5s ....s ..s. ....'s4
 Wisconsin Central Is .... .... .... 94M
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
cME WEATHEw.

Durcaa. Local 0bseFvasian gCentral t Tiine.1 F-H '- U. MontRomery., Nov. 27. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

Futures on the New Orleans Cotton Ex. change today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

A scalping market will probably be the order of the day until after this
 < report.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
LONDON STOCKS.

London. Nov 27.--American securities
 opened better on the London stock exchange today. Rock Island was a feature but the whole market hardened to over parity and l closed steady. Amalgamated Copper was a fraction below the best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Following are the opinions of some New York cotton houses:
 Bailey and Montgomery: "The poor spot demand in Liverpool is a matter which must be remeditd before local bull enthusiasm can be renewed to the point where 1t can be maintained, all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

openIHighI Low.Iciose e Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

RIVER EORECAST. The Coosa and the Alabama: Not much change during the next two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

' The Government will come out with its estimate of the crop of December 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28
Daily Cotton Market,

.s. s;s. .F's=iss: s:s Fs s;. ;..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Decatur, Ala, man has estimated this years crop at 9.99S. 900 bales. last year he estimated the crop at 1S.750.- 000 bales and the actual yield was 13.- s00,0 ,000 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

horfton-Steady s...- -.......'.. Aagusfa--Steady .... .... .... .... .... Memphis Steady .... .... .... .... .... :. st. Louis--Cuiet .... .... ,.... ..''.' Cincinnati s.-. .... ...-...' Little Hock-Qufet ....f...- .s.. ... : Louisville .... E.. .... ........
 Total today .... .... .... ... ..........
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

Twenty-Five Southern stations and Their Temperatures.
 Nov. 21, I0OD.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

The quality Of the New York state hops Is above the
9SSe: State seedlings. 19Oa prime choice sO9s2c
lse DO 1907 9SiCe; PacRe Coast G 1sos BRINE 70 ehol
do tG & esiu az 19 sooa dos l4gi 90 1907 l2sse
asA1 gAY ANp An I sTRAWThe fssPg Is slightly armsr on
95o continues top shipping now generally selling
per 100 H. sSc; do No to No l. sasaa5o: do ship.
SSe Old pG biS PACKING 81 T. 4giGc eSgsE s and fSs5 m
rye do short tangled rye. 55c; do cat ssd
v.PS POLITE. I1 .A1IvE.To-day is the Hebrew New
R ys goqttTy and prices a{e entirely nominal prices
ana close to 10 cars unsoid IN the market while cars
are on the tracks all OF which will have to be carried
nPPoULTRY-DREssEp..T market presents very
thought warranted quotations. holders would
ifa9 e though, taStGR 6S Would "a p6a SSS
in some nea6 GTsNs are sb s.o dG and have been %
slISa s5ssao:R 5
iSe do other @ pa Msr Sg sSsss do Mssn 40 sesad os.n
s DO under GK r%as%d e ed H%Se as 10 70 .2T ana 9sr &
esT sae MfAea Ies7c seaes "a cuh.S fSnGy y paEa
hest lots. i7c; dry picked or scalded poor l4GiSC
TGRKXs aT 5;o old r. 49, spring dT picked 22 %
PTGS spring Long Island ana Eastern 191sg2oe Do
spns Eastern %6its Soe s'dsT DO SaT isqiso s9UASs
% caS 5s 5S:'d h s S spas Dc PS0f r. SaH ard
Ing milk % par gI Per 5alr 81 Erozen6cENs roast
. FoTAToEs AND vEGETABLEsI potatoes are
sGuSsn 'GRs sSes a 80 @ :r sTsg
aoers eHE a9H SONY ~S& snd S
dragging heavily at lower prices Onions about steady
string beans overplenty and pressed for sale
even lever than heretofore The market for al kinds Is
very large quantities kinds OF vegetables unsold
do Long ssSd in bSlk per Sbl s. isass s. DO psE D6
Albany and Troy peP Sb 81 5$a S do jersey seq and FenH
sylvana round kinds hbl 81 756s2; do long kinds
long kinds, 81 4Oasl IS; SWEET POTATOES. Maryland
and Virginia yellow Dbl 81 62fS2 %: do Jersey,
BAGEs. per 10O. 81 5OR$3 So per bb 5Oa75c: CORN
Island. 100 4Oa75o; CGCyMBERs. Long Island, per
bol $l4S2 25 do state per basket 6OI5c; do Jersey
Rsse Rss so1 sds $685. S ER Gg gs2 S6 Sass R cE a
do1 stalks sds5o; CAUI.fFLoWEFs state per large Dbl
ana So cu ao sT sT Sb s s. r aa % long % ca eG si g.
per Box 2sS a. psr pr basEe, bsi a. nearby per
basket I5caSl d. nat 50q 'Sc do Long Island and Jss
%bsa pen basSe e55e % Go yeov per ba
81 5O DO Long Island ana Jersey red and yellow per
bbl 81 b0I$2; do Jersey. white Per basket socasi' do
baske sla$l 30; do Massachusetts, yellow Ger ioofe
Sss 81 DC so1thsrn per easSsS COG, OKRA rE,s
qSl; PEAS Western New Iork; Ter 6as 15cSSl eoS 81;
PEPPERS green per large be sSs9Sl: DC per ee eSg
RAnisHEs nearly 1sT loo punches 75c9si; RoSfAINE
state per basket b06T5c; STRING BEANS Western
New hoIs grsth or Nay & - paSSe'' sS,7s 40
Boston. box 6oqIsc do Jersey peT basket Ag .Se
soS strap T5e9s do STATE per hS SSsk'1 so
white or yellow crookneck e5a75c TuRNIPs ruts6aEa
Ter bh TscfS; do white per bh ioo bunches. 81 6oa
50. TOMATOES. per box do9$Se do hoseogss ner ~ ~
lh92i3c. do per carrier. 2S94Oc; wAThRCREsS' Per
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
Cash QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September iB, 1000.
CoFFEE-Local coffee merchants inclined to
a1iroue the recent stesdiness OF the futures market in
ciuding the upward tendency shown to-day. read
jrsment between local SPOT quotations contracts
contracts, they claim. been selling n
parity with the spot market theory heavy
Brazilian movement would eventually spot depres
Sion while after considerable period
bsakng receip- the mreis price shows little dispo-
on g yield and in confidence Is
te IN the stability Of presen, prices However this
he. The market today ruled generally Without
any particular bull!sh The open
tng was points higher; prices time 5G1O
points higher and while sufficient realizing developed
cause partial reaction The close steady, net
e9ageo 10 points higher Saes reported Of about
!aop bags, Including 55o hags Tor delivery IN sep
toer, 1910. a. Soc The only change reported In the
brazilian markets to-day reaction OF % ~
Rio following the previous day. while
q The European markets Hamburg unchanged. while
AaNIe vas = franc lower. Receipts at the two ports
were 10000 bags against s20o0 last and Jundahy
reits were 5000 bags. against 620oo last Fine
ter was reported in all districts Sac Pauo and
ttesh cause ot complaint appears 70 hA developing
% prospects for the Septenber-october lowering II
seemed % be the opinion Sepenher 1910.
ss sole hy Europan houses sort of straddle
The market for spot quiet With quotations on
the basis of 7isc Tor RIO No :
The range Of In local market
cay was follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

CoTTON-vioent fluctuations accompanied by ac-
Ns ana excited trading. the
c2sl Yin large blocks changing hands tussesting
eeIesslFeness on the of the hiE professional
EaaeTs HE an inereasns volume Of commission house.
business toid of greater interest outsider
y; i4veIpool big exports steady Southern markets bull
n reports concerning drygoods conditions and
satonaiiy huilish private condition report encouraged
ne sHocsn Nare ~ bull support and covering which
caused the big advance middle session VIII
iors that the most prominent interest was
we're dlscrecited blocxs
soon as the advance had been checked realizing
= hSle above the low ieve Of Monday. points
.et hisheF December closed a. Il SIC bid. and
:, Nee oi ~ 70 p ponts the general lis, reacted
20 u-reE steady close at advance of only
m ~ A5'e January Contracts had reacted ~ 6tc
y tvc IN fhe late trading
tfereo 20 sell 500 bales
ne excitement blocks 5000
hanaB The market opened barely steady ~ afvancs
- To u points and sold on under the clos
ing prices OF the previous during early session
Nhen trading was comparatively quiet report
raslng he averaee condition ~ the crop a. Per
sssnsi % per cent had been well forecast by
6h1 prohaoy had q considerable influence bull
70 , which started shortly after midday Exports
Ior the Gay were - O62 bales making
ne season OF 2ot1 bales against 1859 haes ant II
Hay Re conEerZatVey estimated that
o. nearly $4,000 000 haE hean
The range n contract prices in to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
FoRETaN BANK RETURNS.

.,1n0on. Sept Ig-Thc weekly return OF the I IsaiS
England shove the following changes; Iotai
- se Increased EZeso00. circulation oecIehseu
s@A1n bullion decreased $1,000, other becuf-Les ~ ~
,-'tstd fE6000s other deposltG decreased AsSav'o
+e deposits Increased fl53.oJ0; government ssous
-, - Unchanged. The proportion q the banks re-
~ 70 liabilities s. $40 per cent, asails'
- De- cent lhaf week, and compares gith an ag-
.,t uom 5sk poF cent 20 bfA per cent ~ thls
40 al year. frhe rate OF discount g unchanged
Der cent
...lt checks cleared by the London banks for tho
49, tkgIegate fg5i es0g0. compared With Ee)5.2Oi-
Ltxss keek. fg32 77o10 ga this week last year ano
1919 Ia The same week in ls05.
q, - kept- le.-The weekly return ~ Tire gaak
~, shce shows Abe f0llOgfng changes: Notes ~
~ st.nn dscreasea 10000 france Treasury DE-
eaer.. lffessed iyso0GD frarca general deposits
A. -D'bl9.00o frsDcs, gold hand decreased
ss.sev irsnce. silver on hand Decreased $500
o{x.~ Oils discounted Increased Il s75 to1 francs,
tSe< decreased atA.,Jy0 francs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEeRApH

chicago Sept i6 6-CATTI.E- Receipts estimated 900
head. market steady; steers s. 60dSs 30 cows So tF
-; helfes 81 5oQ$6; bulls S8QS4 s.: calves SSaSa
stockers feeders. s. 754$5 IS HoS-Receipts
mated 10000 head market strong iOc higher; choice
heavy S 4oa$s so butchers: s ssaSs So nght nlixei
Ssl5. pigs s. 25dSI 1o bulk of sales. S ioa$s IS
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts estimated 1900; mar
et steady sheep 81 23g$5 i5 lambs SO 1887 So year
Cincinnati sept. 1s-CATrLE-R Receipts p7O head;
So - HOGS Receipts 23l bead; slow log l3c lower:
SHEEP Receipts. L1@o head; steady; 81 T5d$4 80.
I.AMBS-Gluiet and barely steady; 50 h08ST no.
East Ruqao, sept. I6-CATTIE~- Receipts. IT5 head;
slow: prime steers Sc bO6S7. VEALS-Receipts
100 head: market active and steady. HOGS-Receipts
200 head market fairly active and steady heavy IS 15
Ss pgs 81 1887 so dalres and 81 eOSs so
SHEEP AND I4AMS-ReCeipts 1000 head: sheep active
steady; lambs slow and 10c lower S56$7 65 weth-
ers. S5g$5 ~.
Kansas City. Sept I6-CATTLE-R Receipts 900 head
Including o southerns market for cows and fed steers
strong other cattle steady 10 i0c lower. choice
port AID dressed beef steers. 5oqsS O. fair TO good
81 20d$6 o. Western steers. 81 76Q$6 10 stccksTs and
feeders So 2dS5 so Southern steers 81 2oS4 5o Souh
ers So IOdS5 4O bulls. 81 1888 ~: calves S4aST
IOGS-Receipts. 6.O0O head market steady to strong
top $S bulk sales 81 9OGSS 25; heavy, SsaSS 40
butchers sass so light 81 mass rs
6Od$T 30 SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head strong
lambs 756S7 so yearinEs 81 T5dSb 40 wethPrs 81 SO
s6 81 25dS4 eD stocers and feeders So 2S1$5 10
Toledo sept. .--CLOVERSEED--Cash. IS 55: Octo-
her. Ss 77h; December. sS 20; March. Ss 20: No 3
SIS So TIMOTHY. prime. 81 SO AISTKE. prime. 81 90
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool sept 16.-CToslng; wHEAT-Spot dull; Nc
red Western winter. Ghd futures steady: Septen1-
her, u ossd: December 7s 6%d March, Is "a. CORN
spot steady; American MIXED Cvia Galveston) 6s
4d; futures quiet; Octobsr bs 4lsdi December 5s SID
FIOUR--Winter patents dull. SSs 3D. HOPS-ln London
(Pacihc CoasO f49f5 6s BEEF-Extrs India mess
hrm, OPS ga. PoRK-Prime mess, Western. nominal.
cut 268s6 No. strong eos s short rib lea2t N.
strong T2s; middles light 2SdS4 n. strong.
long clear middes heavy, S640 10, strong. Cos CT
1920 H. srong, 6Ss clear bellies. 14f
ID strong, T0s. SHOTTI4DERS-Squa 1iWlS N,
QUIET COS Cd LARD-Prime Western in tierces. quiet.
Goa: American refined in pals. 6ls. CHEESE
Canadian, nnest white steady 5es Canadian. finest col
3d TIIRPENTINF,- Spirits steady. as 81. ROS1N-
Common firm. 9s. PETROLEUM Refined steady, T&d.
L l.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York September 16 1904
direct TO sIaugherors. No trading to-day: feeling
for S6 az :,s5 sSTs and @ p9 % @ @ dnary
70 choice native sides London and LlveT2o9t Saots
bee. from @ P9Ess Es f9aSy SsS S 9 Tng S
rect to a local butcher and 20 the market making
with previous arrivals l34 on sale Marks, dul & Snd
gSsod Good to Prime yeas sold a, sseso so per 100
a. SS dressed AZ ys1s .slsy sTs "a rtas. az
sa'ss-s Judd : CO Il vtasS 16' Ii average. at
gosa - SsdIs 4 = i 10 at $3.50
SHEEP AND LAIBs~RScsiHts we're 11h cars, or
sss head Of Witch cars direct to I s
yesterday sale The feeling was steady 70
Common Conn @ both % 2s9 sp s aa TG
u lambs - 90 753ss egs e. 81 Dressed ngison g,t
with general sales a. tlgl2te =.
average IS per ZOO Ibi 100 state DO IS 70 81 80
sheep los 10 a. 50 80. 20 do. no 10. at S@' Vir
al Al s Il p9 g. M e' n s.s " :.:p 81 go @
Is Is 10, g. a. 81 Il IL DO o5 n, al ss
.ksrns 5omm';,;oP co@gsny 10 ,Ss 6sptueky Il lambs
W. r Hume, 90 Penn.yivania lambs. ss 10; at
81 2' lsI o. 81 10 - So SS Ssi S. % No. e Al
81 2s; 2 sheen: 40 N. At So
s.P: 25 T, s.s ,.3n n:'S ,ASsS
$ per i 100 fSo S common MaysSd Ss 1ss 1Gs az
N gds Pr 100 S e. s6ass. !Sg sSF IL iss s
s. 50. ila MARYLAND pigs GS H. a. SO Is Gate yes
- IS -: rrsgEh. 400 ~ a! g so, Do slo n at
Tobin & shsnnonc = state hos' 1e4 il, at sSss;
loo 5onsh 2e III a. qs,e yest'rSsy Ss s6 state hoE1 &
ib at 81 90 DO 2to 10. AZ 81 90
roSsns s'2Ss s5s Il @ a fS e. S's' 2o' h. at S'';
Andrew Mullen date yss,erday) u state hogs 1o4
H. A. ss 90. 10 pigs. ioi To- al IS so: roughs. ala
II. at ss 10 roushs. ass IN. at 81 90
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governesses
Colleges, Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. 2S Union Square
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Bid. Asked.
e, Nov. 80 rg. iSOs ioi
Siss. May. 81. c. e094 01&
3lss. May. 80. re. oO3s Ok
eos. Nov. 'O9. TV.tO1 IO1%
'6s. Nov, 10. rv.103ls IO39s
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HOOKING VALLEY.

The Hooking Valley Railway Company's report
fr The year ended June 50. lsoe compares with the
fEo preceding years as follows:
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;isn9'r SSh lS5 S5''' Ss Ssa iS!&& iSss Sf
September 80. "a 70
December 7fA 71u
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HoMEsTAKE MINING REPORT.

ne report og the Homestake Mining Company
ne year ended Nay 81 wi,h comparisons. fol-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-17

THE CROFT SCHOOL,
N<S WEST I'D ST. NEW YORK CITY,
now about to start its eighth year, represents
81 tHit Is up-to- date and recognizes time value In
nu3 preparatory work for college or business
With its strictly limited number Of students and
y5Iefuy selected staff OF expert teachers THE
SIhOOL Is ONE OF THE VERY FEW THAT
EnU1ASb 10 GIVE THEIR STUDENTS INDI-
NlDOAL ATTENTION. AND REALLY GIVE 1T.
f+Venlng study At the school for all. though not
SUoI1pusory &c The best athletic facilities be had
IN New York
teorouEhiy p-to-dats commercial oou~-~ -
ooys who do not desire to go to college
september 10th Write o. O." tta -..a,s.
tnow at the schOoI
SOSEFh z. GROFF "a B. and 0i as izSs 1ev3.
T. = y A.. 22S West I'D st. y. v. City.
once hours to 4. or by appointment
Phone T44 Columbus