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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-09-03

- ~ ~ w't1N' R'bs ~ NtSs hNi 9'1
goats and other personal property
$64.56, pen. S2.20, costs 25 cts, to
tai S75. 86.
John I'll. Mofitt, house and lot
(Eeaus oase) brick office, quartz
mill, boiler q engine aud machinery
on North Perohe, SO IS, nenalty
$3.50 costs, Is els, total, $7465
j. II. NcKeen, lmps. 90 home
steed sec. 13 twp. & = 8, 81 so, pen.
cts, goats and other personal pro-
erty, S29 %, pen. ST. 45. costs l5c.,
total, S33.40.
Pitchfork Cattle Co, imps. on
govt land, sw4 sw4 sec. 3 twp II
r s, 1860, pen. $3.50. cattle,
horses, and other p rsonal property,
S3l1 IS pen. SIS 81, costs, 80 cts,
total, $376.5S.
Precinct No A. Las Palomas.
Wellington Copper Mining Co.,
Key tone, Wellington, Piltsburg &
Sti zel patented mining claims in
Pittsburg mining district, Sierra
county, $3.50, pen. SLS5, costs
30 cts, total S3995
Precinct No. 5 5-Cuchillo.
NJ. e. & +. l.. Williams, sw1 mel
i nw4 nw4 sw4 sec 10 twp II r.
g. Sci nc4, WI ne4, sci nw4 sec
20 twp. L r. s. Nw4 nw4, 81
nw4, sw4 ne sec. p twp. II r 6.
81 sw4, sec -, J sci sec 81 twp. 2
r. 8. 81 -e4. sec. ~, y sw4 sac
23 twp. II r 6. 81 sci sec. ] twp.
13r7. s. se4 sec %, i sa / sec.
"a tip IL r. s. Ne4 g. /, ne4 SET
sec. Is tp. IL J. 6. Nw4 owl sec
80 tp 12r. ). WI sw1, ne4 sw4
sec. Is twp.l1 r. 5. NJ sw4 sc.
27 e9 sci sec. % twp. IL I. 5. Ne4
sw4, nw4 sci sec. q twp. II r. 6. Il
E5 ne4, n5 sci sec. IA twp. IL +. S. /
Sci sw / sec. Is ne4 nw4 stc. IS
twp. llr. 5. Sw4 nw4, nw4 sw4
sec. % twp. IL r. Z. NJ ne4 sec.
% sw1 sci sec. "a twp. l2r. s.
Sci ne14 j nN1 sec. s, sw4 ne4
sec 8 twp. l2r. Z w se4, net
sw4 sec. 20, nw1 ue4 sec. 81 twp 10
r.. Z. Mel nf sec ~, n9 nw4 see
33, sw4 swf ser. % twp. 10 r. z
Ne4 sci sec. 70 nw4 sw4 sec. 28
twp 10 r. Z. 81 sv sv se4 sec.
~ nw4 n@1 sec. 81 twp. 10 r. 7.
Imp. on Cnchillo cfeek, imp. AZ
Springs, imp. on Branch
i ne4 see. q twp. II r {, $l365O,
pen S6S2; horses, cattle, and
athsT ps.s:s!l. .gr9ps.ll. y ~ -.
pen. SJ6.U9, costs Sj 30, total
1892 90.
w. w. Ciesell, cattle, horses
and other personal prope ty,
1885, pen ~ 40, costs Is cents,
.otsl S5l.30
Precinct No. Monticello.
Alfonso Borqne', sw nw4 sec. s
lV4 NV sec Z = sw1 lots 2 aud 3
Iec Z twp, TO r. 6 ande5 ! sa sec. |
wp. IL r. 7 aud nwl nw4 SIC. lS
wp. l0r. 6. house aud store build
ngs, $43.44, pen S2.l5; cattle and /
,ther personal property, 1914,
oen. S2.15, costs 40 cents, total
S9l59.
Precinct No. 10 Fairview
Black Range Gold Mining Co.,
mining claim, lot No. y
SIS, cabin on milsite, $500, pen. ,
cts, machinery at Phillipsburg
;63 90, pen. $315, costs 20 cts, to-
al SS5.25.
Precinct No, IL Engle.
Southwestern Lead and Coal Co
leceric light plant, water plant
forage reservoir, surface improve
nents on mines, concentrating mill,
nd other personal property, {
i5l6.S0, pen. S2oSl, costs % cts,
otal S537 .S6.
First National Bank of Cutter, /
PERSONAL property, (bank stock), /
1000. pen. So.0G, eooie iJ eente,
o tai $16S.15.
Precinct l5 Arrey
J. } Shriner, cattle, horses, i'm
on govt land and other
PERSONAL property, S92.94 penalty |
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-09-03
Precinct No. 10 Falryiew.

Black Range Gold Mining Co.,
Minnehaha mining claim, lot No.
SIS, cabin on milsite, $500, pen.
9ctt., machinery at Phillipsburg
S63 90, pen. $3l5, costs 20 cts, to-
tai So. .25.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1909-09-03
Precinct No. II EngIe
Precinct Is Arrey.

J. J Simmer, cattle, horses, i'm
provements on govt land and other
personal property, 1929 penalty
S465, costs l5cts., total S9774
Forest s. Barka, ) acres in eel
mel, mel se4 sec. 26 tp l7r 5 and
improvements consisting Of flour
mill and machinery. etoreroom and
two 3weilings, S6660, pen $3.35,
& and other personal property,
S325S, per Sl.65, costs, 30 cts,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

East Bu1aIo Nov 15.-CArTLE-Rsceipts
500. active and strong % lOc higher prime
Steers. So I5GS7; shiPping s. s5gS6 IS; hutehsrs:
81 65dS6 so heifers, 50 I0aS6, cows, - 90
s. TO- bulls e. 1895. stcckers and feeders. 81 50
GS5; stock heifers. So 25GS3 Is, fresh cows and
springsrs steady az S30GSI0 YEAL5-Receipts.
LOO. active and steady al SsgSe HOGS-Re-
mixed. IS 1jGSs 25 YorkeTs. s. sOGS6 20, Pigs.
s. dS7 50. roUshs. 81 l51S1 %. stass. sbeSo -.
dairies. 81 SO4S5 Is SHEEP AND LANBS-
Receipts. Is. 600; sheep active and steady lanlos
slow: natives 20c lower; lambs. $ 25cSl .
yearltnzs, s. 25QS 70. werhers. - IoGSo. ewes,
s. 5OGS4 75. sheep. mixed. S2cS4 So
Cincinnati. Nov 15.-CATTLE-Receipts 400;
steady. slow and generally Zoe lower, fair 70
good shippers. s. 60dSd so. common, 81 l5d$3 80.
HOGS-Rscetpts. {. 500. steady. slow and gen
orally IOc lower butchers and shippers. IS O5 Q
s. 10. common. IS T0QS7 40 SHEEP-Receipts.
SEQ: easy and slow at S29S4 SO lambs slow and
weak at S4dSI
II O0C. including l. 600 Sourherns; steady 20
strong: Western 10c higher choice export and
dressed beef steers. S6 50GSs so; fair TO good,
s. IS asa %. Western stesrs. Sass 50; sLockers
and feeders s3fS5. Southern steers. So SOC 50 10;
Southern cows 81 60GS4. native cows. g 259
ST -: native heife-s. s. 25GS5 IS. bulls. S2 &c
81 10. calves. s4dS7. HOGS-Receipts, 5000:
IS 10. heavy. SS6Ss 17i1 packers ard outchers.
s. Sass ID. light. 81 50GsS. pigs. So 5O4$l -
SEFEP-Pacefpts 5000. steady, lambs. $50
az so. vearlinEs. S5dS6, vethers. 81 25GS5 =.
ewes S4Qs4 IS. stockers and feeders. So 2SG
s. %
Utica Nov 15-The Uttca Daily Board %
Trade held the last meeting % the season
today The sales of cheese were . lots. ~
1889 boxes. az i5d l5tsc Butter - TUBS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
VETERANS TO HOLD REUNIONS.
Eleventh Army Corps Association Will
Have Big Dinner.

The nineteenth annual reunion and ban
ouet of the l1th Army Corps Association.
Army q the Potomac. viii be held az the
Cafe Martin. Fifth avenue and 26th street
on November Il. a. : o'clock ?. m.
A number Of men prominent in military
snd civil life have expressed their intention
of being present. among whom are the fol-
lowing Count de Ia Fayette. Generals Dan
iel Z Sickles. julius StaheL Stewart L
Woodford, James Grant Wilson, Edward L.
MolineuK. Newton NJ Curtis. Ralph =.
Prime. Lewis r. Stegman. Horatio c. King
J. s. Clarkson ana John T Locknlan Ma
lor David F. Wright; captains J B. Green
hut Francis J. Werneck William Wilson.
Charles II Paddock. Theodore T. Northrop
T. y. Dearborn. E. ". Kellogg and William
=. Oliver: the Rev. Dr. William r. Jenvey
chaplain the Hon. William D. Murphy and
AIessrs- Philip Rhinelsnder. Henry AIorgen-
thau. z. J GreenhUt, X ". Greenhut, Rob-
ert Simon. W. H Cooper. B. Hillman, Je-
rome Siegel. q. Pasmore. F. {. Cadden, J.
Ross. Walter Ross. Walter Kahn, z. r.
Wolfner. X. Menken. 81. y. n. Menken. z.
SonnerhsId. Dr. Eichberg. Morton Smith.
William Tod Heluuth. NJ. D. John George.
". r Matriscn. y. ". Lovrey and Henry
II Currsn.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

and 70 quotations were named. lake. 1913 c5c:
eisctrolytic. l2s7halsc; casting. i2-TSg lle-
so.e2is $50 sTlse: January and February. 80. 75g
sic. LEAD-Quiet. SPOT. AZ isG4-s5c New York
Quiet al 8 625ae.4 4Oc New York and 620G CSC
East 81 Louis. IRON-Unchsngsd IN the Eng
eai s s4s.s usehaasss no fou1y SSs ~ SerthsTa
quoted at SIS 5e6sis- Pig iron certihcates-kes-
ST Is; January and February, SIG ISGsiI 90
March. SIC 75Gsi7 %. NO business
KIcE-steady with Moderate business and
MOLAsSFs AND sYRTPS-Molassss and
syrups are steady ane fairly active al prices
NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpen,ine steady
and unchanged Rosin trn and unchanged
PRoyIsIoNs-Hoz produet, excited ana
Inactive. prices working Up rapidly on cover
ing hy shorts. On the sdvancs there was
hrTn. ness. s25 IS: family. s2s s27; short
I sIIss,s 50 s@Ig. fS si4ssli @ i;ssaS 5e paess,
1920 s1a 50; extra India mess SEQ 509 s2l.
s6Gs @ r HANS sac6Hs Sas''i io: is6 H. Ess io.a is9
y, 1IHe; l4o 10, 1lhe: pigs. isc- CUT
I4Kc: 10 ID. I4aI4Ac: IL ID. 13Ee: II -.
1sisci picked hams steady. 121s Q lSc. TAL-
Low steady; city sae; COUNTRY; e. g. ge5se ,as:
city strong. 13s G13&e; refined strong. south
America Ia e5e; Continent. Il SOC; Brazil
stssrine quiet; Olso. Isc: city lard. i3Se.
sUGAR-Rehned steady but quiet and IN
changed The lowest price for fine granu-
lated generally believed 20 be 5.IOc net.
less per cent cash as quoted BY the Federal.
with that concern taking some orders az 5.05c.
while other rehrers claimed 20 be arm at
5.15c net. less per cent cash. Raw steady
but quiet and unchanged. Centrifugal, 90
test. 445 q 460c; mUscovsdO SO test 8.S5 G54c.
and molssses sugar. 50 test. 37O93.T5e
FLOUR AND NfEAL-Flour QUIET ana nr-n.
Spring patents. IS 80 csc so; winter stFaishts.
% 10 IS 40; patents. IS a5 Q IS SIS; spring
clears. s. 5oGst s.; extra No wiatSS. s. 80 Q
50 10 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Duu. So IS
bulk. per 100 ID. nominal RYE FLOUR
steady: fair 20 good. s4 2Oa 81 25: choice 20
fancy. 81 sogs4 50. CORNsIEAL-stesdy.
Kiln dried, SO IS BAG MEAL-Stsady- Fine
white and yellow. 81 5OgSl IS. coarse. 81 4o9
81 45 FEED-Western quiet. city steady
Western spring. s23 40a s25 so; standard mid
ding, s25 25 q S23 40. -four 90. SIS so; red dog.
S29; city bran, S23 bulk. s24 70 sacks mid
ding. s23 500 S5I; red dog. S32 S.: horniny
chop. 81 bulk, SIS 20 sacks oilmeai. S35.
oILs-LiRseed Is being withdrawn on old
contracts, and while fresh business Is light
card prices are generally unchanged owing
20 the strong position of seed Recned pc
trcleurn steady at recent prices
CoI1oNSEED oIL-Quiet. market closed
barely steady at points decline 20 I point ad-
vance Crude firm. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
BROS. REoRGANIzED.
Steel Company Which Failed Now Has
New MANAGEMENT.

Announcement Vas made yesterday that
the organization Of the new mana cement OF
AiIliken Brothers. Ilc. the steel company
which failed about three years ago. had
been completed. The new president OF the
company IS Edward c. Wallace. Of William
II. Wallace & Co. who is one OF the voting
trustees IN whose hands control OF the
company Is vested under the reorganization
plan. The names % the other officers
elected were not given out The new board
OF directors consists of the following. Ed
ward T.. Wallace. Gates Y. McGarrah
John 7. Bourne. Arthur a Fowler
Clarence Mex Lewis. Charles H Zehnder
and William Barclay Parsons.
II ts understood that the company will
be turned ever 70 the creditors committee
by ire receivers within the next few days
and that the new management viii take
charge a. an early date. While only the
fabr-cating plant viii be operated for the
present. IT. Is the intention OF the manage
Tnent q is said. 70 start up the steel mill
as soon as the requisite working capita!
can be obtained
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.

New York. November IS. 1903.
GRAIN - WHEAT - Strong. ana prices
showed ar upward tendency trcm The start
Gables were somewhat higher and sentiment
vas bullish. Notwithstanding the fact that
the worlds export figures. according 20
Broorhau. were at new high records. anaoun.-
ing 1885 coo bushels. against 1880, 600
last week and 9s44 900 last year. The prtR-
cipal bullish feature was the eorgsstsd con-
ditioa Of the December position and the
strength in the markets generally. Shorts
we're good buyers. and in absence OF offerings
the market worked up 4 9lSc per brshel
states showed . decrease for the week ot
SIS 600 bushels. against an increase ot
. eos. 900 last week There we're some good
port orders. hut little pressure 10 sell. North-
vest cash markets we're strong and steady
Cash wheat here Arm. with No red
quoted 81 p asked. domestic elevator. and
s. 26-a nominal o eaoat, No Northern
Duluth 81 1Tls and No . hard winter. 81 2o12,
ahoat, both nominal CORN-Barely
steady early. Prices soon rallied. however.
closing al an advance of :. q 1c- Broonhalt 5
world exports for the week were 2.I4S 600.
against 1.Ts6.OO0 last week ana 16s1,CoO last
year. The United STATES visible supply showed
a decrease for the week Of l4.oOO bushels.
making a total OF ?. 400 00O Cash corn nrrl.
10 / T2isc elevator. domestic TSe delivered.
yellow T2izc nominal. OATS-Inactive early.
but rallied ciosing = F&c net higher. Cash
cats quiet. with naked, IS 20 50 10 nominal /.
raturel white. IS 70 - %. 44ia 46e. and
clipped white. asa a4si.c RTE-Firm: No
Western. s2-sc. nonninal , New York.
BARLET-Firrn feeding g SAC. nominal
Z EeT York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
TOPICS OF STREET

10y TRADING. .--T'rans ss { ..,ls ,l''I lor
FOSLlS.N Al fhis narket were sos1t
fote-s- -.-~ss chiefly sales, ,,.,,,l-s,,,essS
,a0o So & 90 shares az
Copper. -.pr-t, - F,i,,se,7s
- tS-esn aeclaTed as le..-',,. t,i,isI
have e<S..-a Recording ConllenE' lll.let
ronal lhnt - common stock RaNaele
per CEN - md regular quarterly ia
on ss-- - he preferred. pas : eie on Lt-
per ctA- e Tosenh Railway. LhSht heot
cemoeT y :. ..-,-,--rrlv. regular quarterly =
so FoNe- ~.ss common. raNabie On De
Ter GO rhna6elphla Eiecltle OF, ilalg,
ce-.,s- nvsrisry ~ Pei CO. - aSlS On ~
Decene.tI ,erT serli annual. PAYABLE on
Mine = 81 psr cent vas declared six
months ago
-.,-DAPn OIL DIVIDEND The d.
elA-N 4 80 standard on Company have
rec.e.S 49, quarterly dividend OF 10 per
cec.air- s.6 = share. usual ~ tins period.
cent eI s.s v-hich D. payable on necem-
De ~ ---l,ss the total dividend Tor the
- e. which has been The amount Of
~ ssgrsgsts declare ~. .rsl y s1.se -;
the COMPANY = -
fN is outsranaiAs
-,-rs-rRN PACIFIC NICE-PRESI-
r,rN-T-T n Sclumaeler now general
-rafi- manager Of the ~ Faso a South
--.-r winch D. controlled by Phelps.
% 80 mas been e.ecIed yice-presi-
-. - re Denver & Rio Gfande Railroad
Conpany and ne western fselnc Railway
siefC fCss.e al December T. II Is expected
-. 80 Western Pacific, which rs the
Gould systems exc, ezte2,sioa - The fseiiio
- s.er ~ beg.n-lng n the new year.
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN BONDS
paDV-The Kew York Trust COmpauv
sr-01nces thaf q is prepared 10 deliver
sacrayed coupon bonds upon surrender az
rs oface ~ rs inter. N certincates for the
trrsas Citv southern Railway Cou1pauv
refunding and improve sIaent mortgage : Ter
cent bonds
ELECTED A DIRECTOR. Harry Yates
hss been elected 81 director of the Buffalo,
Forhesrer g. Fl-rshUTE Railway Comps ny.
4 Ill rke vaellcy caused ~ the death
al his father. Arthur q. Yates. who was
president 81 the company.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELgeRAPH.

g rot4fs Nov 5-WHEAT-N0 . red,
cash. 81 2O0S1 ~, No 2 bard 81 90 u G9'
Deceuber. 81 O6S q 81 o61s; Hay. 81 o6ll-
CORE-No cash. IS p oslo; No white.
49,. December 5S1 sc, May. ol1c- Oats
10 cash 39lsc. NO white. sc DeceE-
ber sec MAY. Al &c --
NinaaapOIis. Nov. 15.-VHEAr-Deceube
81 O5a 81 O5is May SL05s, No : Northern.
Sf 07i5 aSI OsG, No ? 81 05%. No 3 81 O@ %
sT 64a- FIOU R-First patents. s. 40 g s. 80,
second s. IS 40. first clears. 81 55 g 81 -,
second. s. 30 g s. so. BRAN. tn 100-lo sacks.
$40 so - - .,-.,
err 81 II q 81 11s. .. No :. 81 % q 81 09ls De
Cember 81 OTt-. RYE-No l. % g Slzc-
CORN-Decsmber 6Oizc. BARLEY-seand-
ard SIC. 40 9 5TG64Ae; No A. Sc = 5sc.
samples. 5S Z 36Ic
duluth. Nov. 15.-wHEAT-NS I hard,
81 o5s. November. 81 06h. December.
BuffsIo. Nov 15.-wHEAT--stronger NJ
1 Northern. carloads. store. 81 II s. No red,
81 % No white. 81 2l =. CORN-Cuset-
died, No yellow. new. 65izc No = yellow.
s8c: No 3 corn. 6+c. No white. 65c asked
OAT-StrOuEer. 70 white, sac No :.
4se, Ne A. 4ac. BARLEY-Feed 20 mailing.
63 h q zoe RVE-NO 2 track. SIC.
Toledo. Nov -CLONERSEED-Cash ara
November IS 57i=; December. s. So = March.
IS seL: No 9 IS s. 30. No g. s. t5
IS 90: rejected s. 900Ss no established grads.
s. 4OGST e5. HAY--rimothy. prime 81 80 Al
SIKF-Prime s. 90. November. s. 90. peCem-
Der 81 80 March. s. 10.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. 15-closing WHEAT
spot am. 40 . red Western winter. - N i-d-
futures hrTn; December. - ~ Ad. March, "a
sd May. - sd CORN-spot easy, new
American raixed, via Galveston. s. % futures
steady. December. 5s 40. PEAs-canadian
steady. - 10ld. FLOLR-Winter patents
steady ass HOPS In London (Pscinc Coastl
arm. Ee 1Osaf7 rs BEEF-Extra Indla
mess steady. 0es Sd HAMS-shoTt cut. II -
IL H. strong. G5s 80. RACON-Cumheriand
cut - 20 80 no. firm. G5s. short rih. 10 20 -
n. no stock. lonE clear uiiddles. light. = "a
a. 10 steady. 81 long cisar ullddles. heav3.
SIS 20 az ~ steady. GGs a. short clear backs
l6 o. % TO- Arm. CPS clear bellies. - % ~
10. strons. T5s 6d shoulders square. ~ % -
lh. strong. CAS- L4AED-Prime Weaferu. tn
t!srcss. strong. SIS az American reaned "a
pals strong o1s od CHEEs E--,' 'auadtan.
rn@st white steady. SITS Canadian. hnest col
0red steady SIS - rALLOW-Frtmr cftv.
fru. sos % II RPESTi> E-epirits. stealy.
40a ga EoSIN-comnuou lrug los rt fr--
TROLEUM-Reeued steady. Tad ClL-Iin-
seed, steady. ils
London. Nov l5-SUGAE--Raw. ceutrif-
ugaI f3s 3d Muscosudo. rs "a. beet sugar,
November. rs Sd LINSEEp--Calcutta Ne
vember- pvcss sneel, SIS 80 olt.--tinseed @9s
sd sper~1 f.S PErRCisEl NJ American
rsnned. d,.ds spirt,s ID. ruRPENrINE-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

SPOT was quiet and points higher a. 4soo
for middling upianl l5.o1e for uliddling
southern spot markets Mobile steady. un-
changed az l. TIC. Savannah quiet aCd
IaleF. Norfolk steady unchanged az 14Hc.
ss,Ies 637 bslcs. Baltimore nominal unchanged
Tatsc. sales. T99 bales 81 Louis quiet un-
changed a. 15c. Little Rock quiet, unehauget
! s-fsr- sales 100 bales. Galveston steady.
UNCHANGED a. IA 3-l9c- sales, lob bales, NeW
orleans stead. uncnaus 20 - sa'es,
$50 bales. Wilmington quiet, hc hlgner AZ
lsisc. Memphis ctea1y L - lower a. l41sc;
sales. 95o bales Houston STEADY. HnShsRsed e.,
Snot cotton quiet. sales. q 600 bales: sPecula-
tiou and export. 500 American; . 900, I'M
ports 10000. al Amsriean midduhs upland.
7T1d Futures open-d steady. II 20 II points
higher. closed quTet - ia points hlg1ef'
Ncvember and November December. l'5d' De
ror,ber-Januarv s5J-sd. January February,
T-7tsd. February Marsh. 1900 March pril.
esd. April MAY. T.Giisd. May. June. ISSisd
s,,-a mi. 7 80. Julv- August. $50. August
ser-.r,ber 8nd. September October. 8 81 isd:
,--t.,,,.--'s overlb~f. q - I'D
,,sl-lre a gain - = points. with corrpars-
,iteiV ltebt oreriars and moderate local de-
-,-S ,arfes we're stead Brazil ir
r-suiar. Rio being 50 reis higher and santos
- rcis up for a. ana "p res ao~h lot -
rilanred no 10 points decline. WITH sales OF
II 600 bass spot hrul RIO 10 = = We+e
ro-aiuai Warehouse deliveries in the United
t.,,.s f..- a.. "a eek we're 1e4 ass bags against
14G .Ti last vesk and 1920 last year ot
f,.rr t.Iaaranrrs and shipments az Brazilian
.,-,,,t. atlrin- tho week were Total Rio clear
r-. 100 o00 BAGS including y. 00o 70 the
r-rltod states - 600 30 europe ana North
Aftirs ara . 600 10 Cape, River Plate and
W-est coast south America santos clseranrrs
- aoo tsrs including 81 0H0 to the trited
st.t.e All 900 tn Europe and North AFRICA
sro 8 600 20 cope, River Flatc ana Last
-oS 600 Including 20 900 20 the Tinted states
,rs ~. 600 20 EurOp" victoria cl@aranc-s
a,4 p.bia weekly receipts nil; stock :i.o0o
t,-- i derreasa ~ 1H.uOn bags, OWNS 90 re-
|,,ir-t- clearance 10 the tuitcd states NILS 80
..-.-,-.-- 400 and clz-shere 2. 40D bags Re-
!. i.te 81 f7io anc santos for the week To-
,stiad taa 900 bass. asainst s5T 200 last week.
80 ooa f.sf YEAR aGs 600 two years ago ard
- ooo tbree ears ago Local contrast prices
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
TO REFLECT Mr.. TUTTLE?
Mellen. Morgan and Skinner May Be
Boston & Maine Directors.

Boston. N0T 15.-It vss unauthoritative-
J. reported here to-day that a the meeting
tomorrow Of the directors Of the Boston &
eIaine Railroad President Luc.us Tuttle
would b. reelected and that three vacau-
C.e- ou the board 20 - made by resigna-
tioue would De- filled by J. Pierpont Morgan.
CEerle r. Mcllen. president of the New
Norl. "lew Haven a Hartford Railroad
Company. and William skinner. of HOlyoke.
II is expected that Charles < Lindsey. %
New Haven. Earl 4. Ryder. 81 Arlington.
and Edgar J Rich of Winchester. who were
chosen directors az the annual meeting Of
stockholders last month will resign.
Messrs. Ryder and Rich were elected. IL Ia
ssid. merely 20 hold places until the policy
of the controlling interests II the Boston &
Maine can be more definitely formulated
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicagl. Nov. i5-With a Preponderance
OF bearish reports, headed oy ULprece-
dented worlds shipments, ggresatIns =
oOOOoO bushels over the record. wheat
showed a paradoxical bulllshnesS which
forced prices up and kept the market
strong. December touched 81 0724. lac ABOVE
Saturdays close. and tO-day's close was
Issc up Final figures to-day we're close
to the high point Corn showed a mild
advance as did oats. while provisions. afler
a strong start, faded away.
continued hrm for the remainder OF the
dav Slack demand for cash resulted IN
iac decline the market closing nrIn ana
urices being up Rsc 70 &C 70 lc-
oats were firm all day, with the excep-
ti0n OF slight weakness al the start. AT
the close prices were 1sc 70 1sc 10 sc higher
than Saturdays hnal figures.
a break OF 65c IN January pork was A
feature OF trading in provisions The de-
cline was preciLItated by LIBERAL sales oy a
local packer, which started heavy stop
loss selling Lard and RIBS were anected
~ A less degree. Market closed heavy,
with prices Giac higher 70 Slisc lower
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
COPPER STILL SO4RS
hamors Regarding impending
Merger Responsible.

-. D0RPer stocks yesterday continues =.
~iSe 10 new high records on -,o-s -
4epoIts regarding the irnpenains 60,
eeI OF agreement notwitbsta,a,ro.
oF several Of the leading ,naar.-
o-esFhs that they We're nart,es ..
- Slen Plans Amalgamatsd Conna- a
esl 10 new high level since the s,r,rz
-so' oI 50 II closed = point lower .
eoiH tor me day OF points. Anaconda
NfPSI aaNanced 10 a new high record 10,
ear OF oS. II closed az 59%. a net sat,
- - POINTS The other copper shares ~
eAehange advanced correspondinglv.
~lu On the curb the copper stocks were the
feature OF the days trading. Butte CoaU-
uoh beng particularly active ana strong
al Streel was filed with ruunors n,
conferences under way among leading con-
per producers and representatives OF lead
ing banking Arms for The purpose O. com
pieting the details for the merger az se,-
eral Of the leading copper concerns. but in
curry N onicial quarters developed the fact
mat these reports were as vet without
toundation- Reports from Boston that a
A'eeoN.Oo copper corporation was 10 be
formed and that J. p Morgan & Co. would
nave charge of the financing Of the new
concern were said by a member OF the
Morgan firm 10 be untrue
According 10 the best Information obtain
able. negotiations are being conducted look
Ing TO merger OF the Amalgamated, Gug-
senheim and Cole-Ryan properties. but so
tar' Il is said. these negotiations have not
progressed beyond the tentative stage The
same interests, II Is understood. are also
trying 10 bring about an agreement 70 reg
ulate the output. the object being 20 pre-
vent overproduction and the consequent de-
preston IN the price of the metal In fact,
what u Is hoped 10 accomplish is. as al
ready set forth in The Tribune a condi-
ton IN the copper trade similar 10 that
existing IN the steel indnstrY
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
eAnKRuPTs ONLY ASSET A DOG.

william n. Adams. of No. e0s centre
street formerly in tie heating business.
nas filed = petition 90 bankruptcy with ia
br,tles ~ ;lao-l and assets consisting OF
one dos va.Ge not given
Among uie creditors sre the Moquin- Of
e,rrnsr -Feissenbuttel Coal Company. S8.ss5.
n GREENE coal Company, sos. leon I'd
yard Muller. sEL and sadie Rosenberg.
Who has s2.ooo suit for damages for negil-
eenos now pcnllns N the City Court.