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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

dry picked. I4c: do dry picked or scalded. poor.
1tl9I2Gi TgdRJk5Ys. spring dry picked. leg1se:
seaIded. lie: DUCKS spring. Long Island Stand and
Eastern. 191zq2Oc; do Pennsylvania, 19c; do
White Zoe U % dark aE i5c : g9TfRs p
large. white. per dozen, 50 25GS4 Is; do poor,
9sTk. ~ so; do cuils. JoqT5c; GUINEAs. spring.
GAME-Fresh killed game Of all descriptions
continues scarce, Frozen lots hold about steady
per dozen, 81 15gss IS RABBITS. frozen. FER
81 50GS2; WILD DUCKS. frozen. maIlards. per
PAIR, 81 50Q$i 75; DO teal. bluewing. $IGS1 %;
foreign. per dozen. s. so; VENISoN, frozen. for
elgn, saddles. per fb, S5940c: do whole deer.
POTATOES AND yEGETABLEs-POtato.
IN good demand and steady. Sweet potatoes
weak and lower. Onions steady for choice
Caulinowers slightly frmer. Brussels sprouts
largely poor Cucumbers firm and higher
ity and value. Very few peas arriving; fancv
sell promptly. String beans in free supply
and slightly easier. Tomatoes higher for
quoted; We quote: POTATOES Maine. in
bulk. per $50 ID. s19$1 81; do per bag. 81 25
s. 20; do 5P Der bbi or i bag gOi s Ss
and Michigan, in bulk, per $50 10, 81 80 a
s. 81 DO Albany and Troy. PEE per ' S6i. 81 So
e %: do Jersey round per Dbl or bag, 81 IS
81 20: do per basket. 4O9 Soc do Maryland
5nU Virginia. yellow, per Dbl. 81 a 81 so;
CARROTS. per 100 punches. T5c9SI: do un-
%S,ashsG,d per Dbl. T5c@$1 do French. per bag.
SIgSl II; DO per bag. s. 90c: CARRIAGES.
state. per ton, S12G $15; 90 per Dbl. 509 soc:
DO per loo. S2gS4; do red. per Dbl T5e9S1:
81 90; do Shelter Island. per Dbl, S2Gs4; 40
per basket S1QS2; CUCUMBER PICKLES.
state, as 70 size, per basket, 81 90 q So; GEL
ERY, per dozen stalks. s a 40c: CAULIFLOW-
Frs. Long Island, short cut, per Dbl. So 30
= % 10 long cut 81 J0G$2 %; do cuIIs.
$1q 25: EGGPLANTS, Jersey. per Dbl. SOC =
81; 90 per basket, 25 Q csc; do Florida per
box 81 23VSl so; do per basket, S16S1 25:
LETTUCE, Norfolk. per basket. 40 q T5c: do
State. choice. per basket or box S1Gs1 IS; do
crate. p Q1oei LIMA BEANS, Jersey. potato.
per basket, 81 25 Q 81 rs; do Long Island and
Jersey Potato. per bag. 75c a 81 %: ONIONS,
s.n1u white pickle, per crate, 75c 81: do
DO state. yellow, per bag. 81 so Isl So do
orange County, yellow. per bag 81 IS RS1 so:
20 ro1 15c g 81 81; do Ohio. yellow, per 100 10
nag, Slq 81 u: do Massachusetts, yellow Der
100 10 rag, $lqS1 -; do Jersey. small pickle,
per basket. 81 % a 50: do large white sc q
81 25i 0KRA. Florida, per basret. 81 80 q
81 -: PEAS. Virginia per basket 50 n 81:
PEPPERS. per large Dbl. 75c q 81 p; do Der
regular DBL soc q 81; PARSNIPS per Dbl. 81 q
s. %: PUMPKINS. Per Dbl 10000 RO-
BEANS. Virginia, green. per basket. Coo y
81 rs; do wax. 5Oc@SI so: SPINACH. statS
per basket, 500 Soc do nearby. per Dbl 4OS
QUO, SQUASH. Hubbard per Dbl. so q soc; do
dian. per Dbl 90c 81 do nearly 80 e q
Whlte. per Dbl soc 9S1; TOMATOES. nearby,
per boN. 25c a 81 %: WATERCRESS per mi
81 81 90. Hothouse products: CUCUMBERS
NO l. rer dozen. I5c q 81; MUSHROOMS. Der
10. 70 q soc; TOMATOES. choice. per Id, 10 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
OTHER mARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Oct 25.-CATTLE-Receipts. est
mated % 900; market best firm; others weak:
steers, 81 6o9s9; cows. So 5oGS5 25 heifers s. 80
and feeders. s. 1885 so. HOGS-Receipts esti-
mated "a 900; market 5d10c higher; choics heavy.
81 90GSs butchers, ST s51ss; light mixed, 81 4oQ
81 65: choice light. 81 TOAST s.; packing s. 159
81 30. pigs, S5dS7 50; bulk Of sales. 81 1oQSl go
SHEEPReceipts estimated 40, 600; market best
steady; others weak 70 iOc lower; sheep, $50
81 so: lambs sGdS7: yearlngs. 81 509S5 so.
Cincinnati, Oct 25.-CATTLE-Receipts, 2, 6s5;
quiet Zoe lower fair to good 9 shippers S. 5o9
765: active l0c higher. butchers and shippers.
81 TOaS7 70; common. IS 5o@ST IS. SHEEP
Receipts, 1915; slow and weak, 81 1884 10;
lambs slow ana weak, s3gS6 so
o. 600. including / zoo Southerns; market steady
10 1Oc higher: choice export and dressed beef
steers, Sc 40dSS 50; fair to good, 81 6O1S p;
Western steers. 50 1886 %; stockers and feed
Southern cows. 81 25g$4; ratiye cows 81 40g
81 40: native heifers. So 1895; bulls. 81 1og
Sc IS; calves. So 5o9S7 % HoGS-Receipts,
5000: market 10a20c higher; top. g 50; bulk OF
ana butchers. 81 5OaS7 rs; light, 81 I5a$7 50:
rfgs s. 5OdS7 SHEEP-Receipts II. 600: mar
EeT steady 10 weak; lambs. s. 75dS6 90; yearlings
81 5OqS5 Is: wethers. 81 25qS4 20; ewes. So BOG
Toledo Oct 25.-CLOVERSEED, cash, ~;
october. 50 O2lz; December. So TO- March SO q q ;
no 2 IS 70 No 3, IS 30: rejected. IS .; g.
81 so TIMOTHY, prime. 81 SIS. Alsike prime,
IS 10; October, s. 10; December. - 10 March
Pittsburg Oct 25.-CATTLE-Supply fair;
active: choice. SO 5OdS7. sHEEP-Supply light;
strong: prime wethers, 81 6ol$4 20: culls ana
common. 81 5oaS3; lambs $4g$6 ~ 49, XEAr.
r,rir1e heavies SSdSs %: mediums, 81 SO1@1 20
heavy Workers 81 1887 s.: light workers. ~ 4og
81 20; pigs, 81 2Oas7 40; roughs. Sc 5Oa$7 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. oct. 25.-H neat prices broke
eI,arnIy on the Board of Trade to-day oW-
M 70 general Liquidation. prompted main
IL bv q slump in the price OF the cash
eeS-sig here and at other centres in this
Country Al the close the net loss was as
Stc Ia 1c Corn closed easy, oats STEADY
and provisions generally strong -.
weakness predominated IN me WneiLt pr
the greater part Of the session sHu Pi ,r'-S
moved over a range Of nc 10 lssc. Inc
lime of trading was the carrying over
~ fstrIv liberal lines OF December de-
livery which option showed the greater
ueaEness. The market closed heavy at
almost the bottom. The falling on IA
cash prices was largely the result oL al az
increased movement Receipts TO-DAY a.
Kansas CITY and st. Louis were nearly
double those Of the corresponding Day
wear ago while the movement IN the
Northwest was also much IN excess u
last year The market displayed mnuefalf
strength toward the middle OF the Gay, ~
the frmness was short llyeo, ana Wesh5
ness more pronounced than manifested
early I'm The session was accompanied by
a radical decline. During the day the
December delivery sold between lO4A ana
1861 Final quotations on December were
The corn market Was inclined TO drag
nearly an day although a mild rally &C
Cured toward midday on reports OF light
offerings Of cash corn from the country.
Tie volume OF trade was smaH. Prices
al the close were - shade 10 lsc lower.
Trade ia the oats pit was extremely quiet
and nrlces fuctuated over a range or about
- The close was steady, Win prices
precisely at the previous final quotations.
Provisions were frm, owing 10 DC 10 -
Cctohe~ PRODUCTS were an exception to- the
Tule and displayed moderate WeahhesS pc
ae,,fee ~ realizing sales. Prices at the
close were I2lzc lower to 271Ec higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
MILLS SHORTEN TIME.
Ne1c England Factories to Ran
224 Hours Leas

Boston. Oct. 25-The officials OF the Arb
wright Club reported to-day that cotton
manufacturers in New England represent
ing several million spindles have expressed
their intention OF following out the clubs
suggestions for curtailment equivalent 10
"a hours between November and August
next 49,
II was also stated that while some of the
mills might not curtan unless there were
seneEa4 acuon on the part OF large ma
Ioi''S' many other mill treasurers have an
NoUnceo mat they will close their factories
regardless Of what action others NAV take.
Assurances have been received. IL "a said
from mills in New York state that they
VIII follow the example of the New Eng
lend mills If the other mills included in
the Arkwright Club join in the movement
between nine million and ten million SPIN
dies viii be affected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

FLOUR AND MEAL-Business in -four cir
the small 1obbing sort. The trade as a Whole
is pretty, well filed up for the time being.
hour was in moderate demand at old prices.
The following are prices quoted the New
3 SO sG 0q Winter straghts IS IS s. CO. VIM
ter patents SIS 45@S 50 IS; spring clears 81 60@
winter 81 5O4$4 IS: Kansas straights IS 100
IS So BUcKWHEAT FLOUR-Marbet quiet.
Firm quoted Fair 20 good. 81 10 a$4 20;
choice to fancy, 81 500 81 80; CORNMEAI--
STEADY quoted: Kiln dried; SO 59qs3 IS, BAG
low. 81 50a ST So; coarse. 81 40gSI 45. FEED
-14Sng SIS IS s24 so; standard middlng
$23 50QS24 50; hour 90 $39 90 red deg.
miadIlug. S24QS3I; red dog $32 65; hornny
chop, SGT so oulk, SIS 10 sacks. OIL NEAL
'c0TTON-To- day was perhaps The most
active and excited day so far for the season in
the cotton market with prices making high
records for the season. owing a builish con
strlIctfou Of the census report q low estimate Of
.ba vieId nv q prominent English expert. reports
81 farther damage 10 the crop from heavy frosts
on Sunday night quite generally over the north
ern half Of the belt, claims OF a more urgent
breaking exports and the continued aggressive
ness of Southern and bull leaders. Enormous
realizing caused only moderate recessions during
from ths top the final tone OF the market
cember contracts sold at Il pc and May at
Il 33c during the day, this amounting 10 a gain
- about 81 IS a bale compared with the
Closing rrices Of last week and an advance OF
Ga ~ bale from the low prices OF the month.
As usual during periods OF great excitement, all
sorts Of ruInors circulating regarding the
position OF big speculative interests, and while
~, eouthern bull leaders seemed 10 be the big
eest buyers during the day demand from Chi
80 houses was accompanied by rumors that
.bs western bull operator. MI. Patten would
I've mere during the week for the purpose Of
r...-sonsiI1, conducting a bull campaign in the
pIosri,et LIVERPOOL which had failed TO respond
Tesailv 20 advances last week, surprised the
80 ~, a gensationally firm showing yesterday
y,oTrine and this largely responsible for
49,. trttisi advance here Of from IL % 70 points
~ csnsus drtres showing oS2o. 1871 bales
-tnned 10 october Is. proved just little larger
80 local professionals had expected In view
- he National GinneTs ngures OF last week,
and an early rumor that Mr; buston nag est
bv the publication OF the actual estimate. show
-, ~ s00 600 bales. These figures. Disappointing
- roTe enthusiastic bulls, promoted the early
reaton Of from "A lie TO - 04e for December and
EN-, "a 20 10 "a l0c for May. but the statements
80 compared with last year were 50 bullsh that
Tbev brought IN heavy buying orders from out
t6e sci1~res and the market quickly rallied The
highest point was reached during the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
STOCK TRADERS SUSPENDED.

Edward A. Server and A. G. Morris, two
small traders on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange. were suspended yesterday for
failure to meet their Clearing House bal
ances- Their liabilities are understood to
be small, and the suspensions had no effect
on prices. The men have twenty-four
hours. under the rules of the exchange, in
which to settle up their Indebtedness. Both
men. 1t was said. were long of stocks and
were caught in the slump in the market
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October % 1909
GkAIN-WHEAT-Up to the noon hour TO-
day the wheat market showed but little feature
prices showing a range of only about sc per
5ushel; with the undertone steady, owing TO
favorable cables, seaboard clearances aggregat-
ing $4,000 bushels Of wheat and -four, and the
Visible supply increase of only $4,000 bushels,
due to a big falling off in the amount on lakes
Trade up to that hour mostly professional
and not much inclined to favor either side OF
markets in the West. however coupled with
better crop advices from Argentina bears start
ed successful raid the market which event
ua!ly brought out some heavy liquidation, with
a break of fully 13ac in prices from top point
&c Down from the o'clock close of Saturday.
sellers on this late break. and very little sup.
port developed, as the trade was somewhat dis
were taken for export, while the big movement
in the Northwest also discouraged buying. At
D ao1 ana MInneaPoLs the arrivals were 1'493
the total arrivals at the three princibaT North
thousand tho cars more than on the corresponding
DAY last year: Total Western receipts at all
Broomball. Worlds sbipneBts 1rsre 10 s61 n09
bushels, about a million bushels less than
the previous week. and about as much below
what the trade had been figuring for this
weeks figures. The Budapest market closed
1hc net lower. The cash market in New York
closed easier with futures, on the basis of 81 .
nominal for No . red in elevator domestic and
81 us to arrive anoat; No Northern
Duluth. 81 1875. and No 2 hard winter, 81 p a
corn market was quiet all day it showed con-
siderable steadiness Of undertone. advancing
about &c per bushel early in the day on com
mission house buying. in sympathy with the up
turn IN wheat moderate receipts and reports of
light country offerings Even when wheat had
its severe break in the afternoon corn did not
fall more than $50 under the close Of satur-
day, as there was no particular pressure on the
market. in view of the prospect for smaller re-
ceipts than had been expected. Weather condi-
turing the crop. The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels for the week Liverpool closed
1sd lower. and primary receipts were A0s 900
bushels. compared with 31e, 900 bushels on the
corresponding day last year No ? corn closed
zoe elevator. 7oizc delivered and 69[c
afoat, No yellow 70lsc. all nominal OATS
The oats market was exceedingly narrow all
day. having a range Of only 1s6Lc per bushel
acceptances were light and the visible supply
decreased eSS 600 bushels Cash oats in New
York closed as follows; Mixed. % to 80 70,
and clipped white "a to ~ n, 45lA 94sIkc
irlal New York BARLEY-Market steady;
feeding. 61463c New York.
NEW YORK PRICES
Wheat:
Opening High Low Close day
Dec 81 II 1915 81 13 5-is 81 II IS 81 12q 81 1874
May. II 1874 / 11ss 11I% l l2S
Corn:
December. ssys ssH
May. 69sb 697s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
guRoeEAN PRopucg MARkEr.

TivcrnooI Oct Closi0=-ygFT AT-Spot
oviet. M rad Western w'n inter- noniu7liv. -
1O'@d: furvrfs stead y- December. IS OIL;
Norch IS TLd. Nav. - dNd- CORN-S1ot
Quiet: new American MIXED (v'a e;alvestOnl.
IS 10 futures dvIf- October nominal: DeceTa-
Der Ks 4Id Pr AS-fyanedfon. sock.
FICT-R-Winter patents dull 32s 81 HOPS
IN I.o~'o7 fP@cifc C0astl stronC Sc Toe = -
15c FFTF--FrNtra India mess steady. S2s Cd
y ANS-Snurt c~t II 70 rs N. strong G1a
BACOS-t'urrherisnd cur. % 20 2n 10. steady
GTS. short rih. I6 70 - n no stock, long
clear middles NTht. IS 20 - -. hrTl eas "a .
tore cie~r nNi9fies heavy IS u - ID strong
SIS 81. short clear hacks tG 20 30 10 stronE
SOS. clear NelifeS II 70 70 n strOng. ia a.
SHC IT v F.ffS-Suuare II % IL N. strong. as
a.. LARD-Priune Western IN tisrces strong
69s O.; Arne~ic9N refined. IN pals strang.
csc 80 CHFFsS F,-Cauadiau huest white
steadv 55s -. Canadian anest colcred steady.
SIS TAIL OW-PriTns city drEn. 80s 81 TIJR-
PENTTN Es-Snirifs firm. So ROSTN-Cor-
mon drr7 los fNS PFTROI. FITNr-Renned
steady. 7&d. LINSEED oIIs-StrOng. sos Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
ELY CENTRAL.
To the American Investing Public:

$50 per share. and Cumberiand-Eiy,
selling at SIS per share Ely Central
shares were quoted in the New York
Curb market yesterday at the close Of
business at 81 11-16 bid. S2Z asked.
We feel more confident to-day that Ely
Central will, In the near future, sell back
to S165 per share, its high" Of two
years ago, than we were six weeks ago
that it would sell at $3.50 per share.
The reasons are ID the opening up of
mines on the Monarch and Clipper claims,
and % because an engineer Of the high
est rank in the United States has as
sured us confidentially within the past
few days that beyond a question the
Eureka shaft OF the Ely Central will
surely encounter the Nevada Consoli-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

President Oscar A. Turner, of the Ely
Central Copper Co., wired from Ely last
night:
Ely Central will begin shipping ore
to smelters within ten days from Mon
arch and Clipper workings"
This means that Ely Central will grad
uate from the prospect-mine stage to the
producing stage within this period.
The estate Of the Ely Central Copper
Company is two miles long, and is sand
WICKED in between the ground OF the
Nevada Consolidated. selling at S24 per
share; Giroux Consolidated, selling at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

dateds great Copper Flat steamshovei
ore body by December 18th
This is the ore body which Col W. A
Parish. the compGny's engineer estf-
mates will produce So million tons OF
copper ore for Ely Central n found con-
tinuous In Ely Central ground.
Those who overlook their FULL op->
portunity ia Ely Central at this cinss.
while the shares can stin be had IN the
open market at less than Sc. viii, IN our
opinion. surely regret 1t, and we hope
you win not be one OF these. Use the
wires
Full particulars as 70 capita 1ization.
directory, financial condition md ore
showing sent on application. Address
at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
satur

OVrr Gh.-aLter sIea4y opy...4s A4e mar
keI durlns the cay salneI Strength wltn re-
nswea OUTSIDE Duylng AIDE wo4ked w with
mite opposIuon ana ciOse4 sleauy at
vance OF IVt.50 points. interest," IN uonee mas
bee4 broadening recently, anu Prices nave ai-
Nanced VITA renewed speculation. especially IN
the late positions. keoorts .e-arulng me pres
ent crop nave oeen rather Dul.lsn, private al
vices from BrazL stating that crop would
in all probability nor turn our so large as ex-
pected. while at tho time there nave Oeen
reports 10 the erect tnat the september anu
October coverings Tor the next crop have not
been favorable Commission houses were mod
interests the best sellers Thought 10 be against
cost and freight onfers from Brazil Foreign
primary markets were steady. with santos
showing a decline Of . TO So points ana Rio a
decline OF 10 points. The European markets
were steaSy. Havre closing at aga franc i'd
celpts were again large at Brazilian points ana
it is estimated that the worlds visible suppiy
at the close OF the present month will ne alter
record hgures. The spot markets We're firm and
No Rio is quoted nominaIy at Sac which is
above the usual parity with the other grades
OF spot coffee due to the scarcity Of the low
commercial grades Santos As are quoted at
SAC, and all the cash desirable grades Of spot
coffee are being very steadily held notwith-
standing the prospect for big receipts indicated
by the large amount OF coffee ahcat \ bulish
feature Of the day was a cable from Prado
Chaves to the effect that the market in Brazil
to the crop and that the general opinion
IS per cent OF the present crop has already been
house deliveries In the United States for the
week aggregated 10000 bags, against i5I. $50
iaSI week ana i0.O1o last year. VI the FORMER
amount New York reported no. 462 bags The
weekly clearances and shipments from Brazilian
points during the week were follows: Total
clearances from Rio, 139, eco bags. including
$1,000 to the United States. $1,000 to Europe
and North Africa and 5000 to Cape, River Plate
and west coast South America San-os clear
ances, 473OOO bags. including 361. 600 TO the
United States. 107, 900 to Europe and North
Africa and 5000 to Cape, River Plate and west
coast OF South America. Santos shipments, 51S,-
600 bags, including 10000 to the United States
and 243 900 to Europe Victoria cleaTances to
the United States. 1900 bags; to Europe. LOCO
bags. Bahia weekly receipts were 1900 bags;
stock, A. 600 bags; clearances to Germany, 100
bags. and elsewhere, 1900 bags. The receipts
at Rio and Santos for the week totalled 60, 900
bags against 612 600 last week, 561. 900 last
year. LOCO two years ago and $4,000 three
years ago
The range Of contract prices in the local mar
kPt TODAY was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
BANK OF ENGLAND BUYS GOLD.

London, Oct. 25,-The Bank OF England
took to-day the bulk of the s3.sS5Oo0 gold
available in the market at rs sad. a decline
of half penny American eagles were adj
vaneed I'D, 10 76s sad. The Bank OF Eng
Hand vas willing TO purchase at this price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

with December closing at IA Ice bid and May at
IA 2sc- Southern spot markets of1cially reported
early were unchanged to slice higher.
The range OF contract prices in the local mar
ket to-day was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL.

The Mexican International Railroad
Company has issued its full pamphlet for
the year ended June 30, 1909. The tncsme
account compares a S follows:
Mexican currency
1903 1908 1907
Gross earnings. So 953 2s4 SIS. PSI 565 IS 672 TO
Expenses 4.047, Az 5.32S. 201 :, 7O6 36S
Net earnings. 50, 9O5. sO7 s.. s58 364 81 $685. 4O2
Other income. l.472 1929
Total income. Sc. s05 SO7 81 e54 $50 s., s67 T31
Taxes and other
charges S3.26S 32S,2S4 60.02A
Total net earn S. So 5Ss s2ea1, 5ss s2.s17. 7o7
Reduced to United States currency, at
30 cents for the silver dollar, the net in
come account would show as follows:
United States currency
Net earnings. 81, Al, 26e 81 ,Sl5 794 81 4oS S54
Interest open
accounts TO0 S,S2S 52al1
TOTAL net esrn.s1 ALTA s1.81s1I7 $1,421 rs
Charges 155,S6l d54.67O 751,4-O
Surplus .-... s66s.s14 s5e4.547 $3.50 2s5
new eq, etc. us6os s1z422 1890 s5s
Surplus .... +S54s.Oos sSs52,s76 81. 300, 6s3
sOehcit. fEquaI to 2.e per cant on the $50
7os. 200 common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
CASH Quotations.

Iron. n No / f.sl9 so Cotton. niddlinE 1A4o
IRON; so, No l.. 10 . Coffee, No Rio +sIs
Steel ralls-.:. % 90 Sugar, graduated 6.15
stand cop, spot. y 12l2l Molasses, o K 40
In 80 81 y Beef, family. $14 %
exchange lead. 80 Beef hams. % 90
Spe!ler ;:..:.:: 80 10 lTallow, prime. Ga
W neat NO = X II us Pork, mess. 49,. % IS
Sorn, NO 2 m. t69h Hogs dr. 100 n. II
Flour, Mpls. pat 3 65 Lard mid west u 90
bid ITO arrive. Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

Furnished BY Van schaick & Co, No. Wall
street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

sDofclt 4Equal to 2-6 per cant on the 81
7Gs. 200 common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-26

Satur-
Opening High Low Close day
Dec 81 II 1915 81 Is 5i6 81 u IS 81 12q 81 1874
May. II 12A l 11% Ills 1l2x
Corn:
December. 69ys 6aA
Nav "a
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