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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. October Is. Il

New York. October Is, 1902
BEANS AND PEAS-Reoelpts to-day. 2S1 bags
remain quiet and the feeling is barely steady New
pea not coming freely, and there
jobbng demand 81 80 Old domestic white
Red kidney frm; prices estab-
iished as yet new best old bring So 6
possibly little in instances Lima steady Some
Scotch to-day relieved the
quote: BEANS marrow. 1909 choice. per bush. rs:
medium 81 25as2 So do medium. 1905 choice So 25 do
ported marrow choice 81 soas2 5O do common to good
az go o e SS R to good 81 s6as So red Kidney 1905
turtle soup Choice Sc b9s2 90 lima. California choice.
81 95as3; PEAS scotch 1902 bags Ger bush 81 90
weather and a little buying interest tended 70
strengthen the position slightly and some grads were
quoted a fraction higher Under the call on Change 20
tubs creamery specials sold e and so tubs
S0, with those figures bid for on the street Il
became difhcut 20 buy anything that would grade
specals below 8lhc and the previous inside quotation
99Ia and there were very seconds be had
II IS particularly market for anything under
zoe Held creamery held hrner in tone but not quoahy
changed Process steady Enough doing in fine factory
scarce We quote: Creamery specials per 10 SlqSlsc;
40 evtas 3Olc do hrsts 2SAq29lsc; seconds, 2fQ2Sc
thirds 2a2GIsc; held specials 301a43lc; DO extras
SoiL 9O. 40 hrsts 2S2Qc do state dairy tubs nnest
az 40 GOOD 10 choice 2sa28c: common fair 24g
S. Tocess specals 281sQ2Tc extras, 26c; do nsts
5S2Ise DO seconds 23l1924c Western Imitation cream
erS hrsts 26n26c Western factory; hrsts xtsee5'c.
23Md24c: packing stock NO l. carry H5aIe az
IA no . current made. 23d2Slse: do No 8, 2ogZ@e'
CUFFSF,--RRceiptH tO-day l.pi0 boxes 4 shaIp
esvance Of 1c 10 CataTaugus cheese IN the country
to-iays sales causes Increased hIInnes I "a j., ,o
dealers here but no further advance established IN Eu
tations as yet though II Is proeaoie that ~
Soerkets Advance In proportion higher prices VIII
necessary here the first OF next wssA Tue uoNANN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
JUMP IN DENVER & RIO GRANDB.
Rumors in Wall Street That O., B. & @. Is
Seeking Interest In Western PAifc.

Denver & Rio Grande common stock advanced
S1s points yesterday and the preferred y on I'M
confirmed reports that the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy was negotiating for one-half interest IN
the Western Pacific Railway the completion of
which in the near future Will give the Gould sys-
tenn an outlet from Salt Lake City 10 the Pacific
at San Francisco
One rumor was that the Burlington might buy
enough Denver & Rio Grande stock, through
agreement with the Goulds to give it joint con-
troll with that company over the Western Pacific
and another that 1t might purchase from the
Denver Rio Grande directly a half interest in
the latters Western Pacific holdings. The Den
Yer Rio Grande, through which principally the
construction OF the Western Pacific has been
financed owns s5OOOO,0oO OF its $4,000 900 capital
stock and the s17.l3O,OOO outstanding OF its $685.
100000 second mortgage bonds, both OF which
blocks OF securities are pledged under the Denver
& Rio Grande first and refunding mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

Chicago, Oct 15.-Wheat advanced again TODAY:
showing q gain Of 7se the closing figures or
Yesterday Corn and oats also showed an upward
drift and provisions ranged from DC lower % 4eo
higher than final quotations OF yesterday.
Ffrmness was injected into the wheat Market az
the outset by the strong cables from Liverpool:
Heavy realizing sales the early advance caused
a Temporary reaction Of &c TO sac. which was
absorbed with little hesitation by bultsh specuia-
tive buving Large cash sales at the present big
premium and continued milling demand IN the
NorthwAst in which Eastern mtllers Joined, helped
along the rising quotations. Northwestern ele-
vators were reported about sold out
Corn was responsive to the bulge In wheat and
with little fuctuatiOn maintained an upward slant
futures closing sc higher than yesterday. De-
cember and May advanced &c, December closing
at sec
TIE action Of corn and wheat was followed In
the oats Dit on comparatively smaller trading buy
ing being largely speculative from cash interests.
December and May both closed ac above yeStsr-
DAY.
The provision market showed some fluctuations.
being strong at the outset and react1ns late on
realizing sales. Closing prices ranged from un-
changed TO 215e lower on pork. unchanged TO I44o
higher on lard 70 21sc lower and 1Oe higher On
ribs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York October 10. 1909.
Guiding g cTs for sS9sSteeps and exporters
for the market making with the stock Hsi ever 0ssT SsS
were in demand steady prices all others very slow
the medium grades suffered most number OF
held Bulls were IN Hight Supply and hHa hi
Q25c Ordinary TO choice steers sold al 81 p9$I 80
s4 4S cows at 81 soaSs 10 Dressed beef in fair
sQl1Ae per 10 for native sides with little extra
beef bringing &c Liverpool and London cables quoted
live selling 11G13lsc per 10 dressed weight
EHboptss omorroW from this port WIN include On the
Minneapolis London 300 cattle and Loo quarters OF
o6s HnsTsrs for the Morris Beef Company and about
pool ss2 quarters Morris Beef Company making
port 67s2 quarters OF beef AL to
saes-s Sanders; Virginia steers. 1896 average
at 81 so per 100 10; Il 1868 10 81 5Os do 1918
s. 2o ~ West EsaS &C. isi g. 10 hi 10
ct IS 90. do SCI 10 So s. cow. l240 n 81 so
n. at 81; do. 735 70. at 81 50 ,.o 80.
Newton & Co. . Virginia steers. l-69 H. at s. 90:
II77 10 al 50 10. 20 1918 10 s. 90 1I63
S5 -: 90 iO56 10 at 81 Is: bull i45O 10 at ss 70
Tobin shannon: 10 Kentucky steers 1861 u. at
DO. 800 n. at s.; s state oxen, 1412 70. al 81 10
Kerns Commission Co: 20 Qhi9 steers l2V2 10 at s. So
Mcpherson Co; Il Virginia steers. 1899 70 So 70.
1877 IN n at s. S. 50 DO 1900 DO l5os n
s. 80; - do 1927 No. at 50 20 d. l2i n az 81 80;
tucxy do 1892 ~ at SO Is: 20 1911 at s. 90; Ia
DO lis g r. a So S 30 t s,,f 2 A. s. 81 $40 @
ii6s 10 IS so do 1ss 70. at 50 CO. bulls. t1d3 m
at So loss &C. i a. s. 6o "a Do 1870 10 at 8 So 9 d.
500 10 at 81 90 de- sss e. 10 at 81 Il do ses 10 At
j. ISLANDERS 3 Son: 50 West Virginia steers 1888 u.
20 do, 1855 N 80 IS; l2sz n IS 80. y d.
ilSs n IS rs So DO nos do. s. 10: 6gn. 1850 n.
CALyEs-RscolDts were SIS head. including 4Ol for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
SEW YORK pRICEl

FLOUR AND MEAL-Business in the -four market
stTaights Prices firmly held grades in
Issil Pn fS' GoIoTias
Spring patents IS 5Ods6 winter stFaghs IS 209s5 49,
winter patents IS sos5 20 spring clears s. 6O@$4 sS
s as co. 10 Ksn %a''. SSs'' $ oS
FLoUR-Fqrm Quoted: Fair to good 81 1884 IS choice
K 6fsa S s BHG MEAesdy 9a aos
Fine white and yellow 81 5OGS 55 c9arTe 81 4OgSl d.
SIS ss ST. sta n Ps lddn s5ass d.
81 g 5"E saeS ks: %!ddin s24gsso So
hO1y SSp M or Of Severe storms IN sections OF
Tennessee Georgia Alabama and the caToiDas and and the
prices high records again during yeser-
d ss n saX aPpsd he i4o o1the Price set By
isfe MARKET was nervous in consequence the early
being lost and the close easy At net decline s
opening somewhat irregular at decline OF points
s 20 an owing H to Disappointing cables while posi-
advanced on active buying long account and
aggressive bull support which no doubt GSfeeeG aus
result the rain and hail storms In The Eastern ana
his Ssnfra friends Ss buyers and Southern bought quite
sggrsssiyey but sfeF the sF Nav hae a Became TOO
heavy to be TeactOnists gained courage on
q scale down. but It felt that the market was en-.
slight loss for 1hs asy Nv nersss hedgs selling and
generally bulis spot conditions and the Southern
hiCer The decline in the day was encouTagsd by
s1piy s statement toorTow The weekly movement hg-
,rrs ~ INC New York Exchange follow Port re-
cepts sos against 372 s11 last year oysrana
~ mills and Canada. bales, against 8as51 ast
year; mill takngs estimated soOO a es ms
rns ~ 2es last year brought into sight for the week
eoS a24 against last year Total crop movement
PoTt recelpts 953 OBJ against 737bb3 last year over
land 10 mills and Canada. 81 81 against ~. aot ~ as
takings. UOo against last
year; interior towns in excess OF
S7a Oa3 against year; brought into ssht mus
20 so sesson 0l2 438 against 485 40s last year The
toej crop movement Is fortyhve days this season.
AGAINST forty-six last season. -,-.. =. A..
The range OF contract prices In the local mar - S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review says:


Higher rates foI money. while they are an occA-
sion of some hesitation in speculative markets. are
nevertheless natural consequences or the WlGsnlts
Inent Of the crops. The cold weather while In
ton crop, IS the other hand quickening the dis
tributOn Of fall merchandise: The reports from inc
iron and steel tra1e maintain their buOyant ehaf-
S - Hs a pore For rolling Stock by the rail-
roads are the most Important Developments Of tho
week in this line. The quickened moyeInent "a
drygoods is maintained in spite OF the higher press
OF the raw material The trade In shoes. 50 lonS
held back by the price situation, Is also nPloxts;
Reports of railroad earnings IN ths 15sI Wees %
October show remarkable gains or - per Sens
ave DAYS bank exchanges is equally favoreble.
showing gains Of LA per cent Owe tsgS ahG 80 70
York the record IS gain OF BAT per cent over -
and decrease Of 70 per eenr compares WIN bi 80
cOndtiOns-and there is no better, Tor they repre-
transactions-the business Of the country has re-
turned to basis OF more than average aeuVleys
and this is true in spite Of irregular eondlons ia
certain directions The improvement = uneven.
but there can DO no doubt q snS nstrai rs
centres, as from these general staIlsues Sn1 Con-
the advance movement. II the advance Is not car
ried along at so rapid rate as pIematHIsiy 20
look is indeed auspiclOus- Imports at the port Or
New York continue heavy. beng nearly S,vV0 w
the latest week.
Bradstreet's says:
Improvement is the order Of the day in trade.
collections and industry ColdeF Tsatnef' T L[s
coupled with freer crop movement. have helped
retail trade and collections at the West and North
west while lower temperatures and high prices
and free marketing OF cotton have helped distri-
incidently benefited by bordering to an broken
stocks. and the distributve trade side accordingly
presents a very favorable appearance. Trade at
first hands feels the stimulus in more confident
buving for spring, though the unsettlement In tho
cotton goods trade. due to high cost OF material
and talk Of curtaiaent still retards trade in this
line However the tendency OF cotton goods a
undenably upward and buying appears slightly
more confident al the higher prices asked From
Industrial lines the story or full order books
and of longer hours now comes; payrolls are ex-
banding and available skilled labor Is reported
Closely employed. with less idleness noted than
for two years past The iron and steel. coke. ma
chinery and automobile industries this week re-
turn especially good reports to activity. and
there noted a greater scarcity OF skilled labor.
The coal trade shows more activity. steam grades
especially So though prices are still complained
OF as too low, and there is a greater scarcity OF
ears noted in this and IN the lumber trade a.
mand in which has also improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
contract prices in the local market to-day

.tpao posoas sa sRa3S r s9ps s2s
sn an OF the ss close 2st n s
barely g PGe , WsssE eaD Kansas s
City and 200 e Omaha PoRK.Frga Sg sts Ness
81 e. saay ssS 'S &ss 9S5; 49,:
Quoted G92r 52s }fS n
bellies H IN 1. quoted soEins 14@iso 10 n I454sc
"a 5 I e be Raa'd d ss%s 's c & sou At
oo city lard STEADY 6uotea al i3Re Refined
steady Quoted: South America, isso Son!Rsnt
81 a1oo srExR1E@Sir@ oSOtsd: oieO ise: city lard
suGARTn. market for refined sggsE held ao arm M
With good list Of The sD sS sSd s 0a
sran1iatsa while ether rsaaets were arm at 54S S5
from aSss and sPt ST cash aS 81
sib cartons, s6oc: do in cases OF 81 5-ib cartons.
75oo Eagle tablets 6.46c; cut loaf os5C; crushed.
deEed ana Eagle eontsctioisrs sranuiated: E4oe;
SsTsd SsSe: fruit PS~aeSsd qad Easls and
dne granulated. sSc; a-Ib bags do, $3.50: SIs-ib
bags 90 $500; 6-ib bags 5.85c IS ana 50 ID bags
Saond A. $50; confeetiOners' A. 4a5c; is. /. 49Oe;
sSso 10 S'f s Ss So 4ss9 s: No 599 No %
sSo No Soc Nc az z0 SSs Vs. s - e sae
100 bags Qua osntTiiassl gr9@Pi shipment q
duty paid The market closed arm. with Centrifugal 9e
moasssS sugar So test at The LondOn market
for beet IT was sa9 W s a e sdS
s2T, 29s tons year at the dates The
last 'sa ad
s soSS las. y gas o supply SSe o
oS0E ray Ss com oRS fsy'
5o ordinary, 4@4Ho; faIF. AZ @4Nc: good ordinary.
japan dao: Patna. TS &c: Raasoon. TX SCI slams
metals coPPER-Ths market for STANDARD COP
New York Metal EsehaHse; oesoOsT al L Sse
No sales repOFted. The London market closed
with spot GaOsa At o 50 and sg d3 s
d ss sSs 9o's and lake ease at at
TTN Closed steady. with spot and octObeE qgesd at
S fongon msfe was n Sg6er and closed sssdy at
ass p "a for spot and $40 az Ga for nth d3
quoted at 4.30G487hc New York. and at 42094 271so
8 ~! sis 6, Sd sPiTR suies sPot quoted
TgoOe ne" 10rH aa q S0os ESst q y Oq iss
Engsh b hEs5 81 Ss d for With sy
2 foundry Southern quoted at ls5Ogl9o. IRoN-The
sesag p Has uSchanssd No sales we're reported and
7gasas 9g0ssa M s H. oS 4 5
SIS a0 ST 25gSls 5O February SIT 20as1s 70
M6IAssEs AND syRUPsmTh he, market Tor mOlassss
tations follow New Orleans centrifugal common. 100
leans 'I Open Kettle SsS42c YRuPs common 15S22c
S OLE further subsantis advance was made in
on o on the eongsd e goea
speculative buying Of the later months and aggressive
realizing. which caused partial setback Closing
sss SS'6 f5 Say n SS 4 e
1900 December sssSs csc; $500 January s7o9679c;
LOO July 6eT @6.9sc. Linseed oil firm at the
cent advance; refined petroleum was Unchanged VS.
Arse: Philadelphia. bbls. s2Oo; bulk. 41Oe: refined.
cases New York. 1065c: Philadelphia. 10000:
white: New York. bbs s7Bc bulk S25e; philadelphia.
I215o; Philadelphia. 12.1Oc. CoTTONsEED OIL
75c October as ssc November ass 9Sssc De-
cember, 6.s5q 6Osc January. 67o9672e; February,
67O3 6T7e; March. 6.T70 6.70c May. Gs76 .S9c and
July e91@6e9c; prime white esl g Ooe; prime
seed city eO90lo; out OF iowa. 5996oc: Calcutta
raw 75c. LARD OIL 81 o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
OHIO TELEPHONE MERGER COMPLETED
New State Company Said to Foreshadow
National independent Concern.

Cleveland, Oct 15-The Incorporation of the Ohio
Home Telephone Company at Columbus to-day for
the purpose Of leasing the property OF the United
States Telephone Company brings to a close nego-
uations which have been In progress for a
year FIR merger Of all Independent telephone in
terests in the State of Ohio. An amalgamat1on OF
all Of the independent interests In the country Is
expected as an outgrowth of the Ohio organization
Stockholders of the local companies the stock
holders of the Ohio Home Telephone Company,
which will, It is said render II impossible for out
side interests to obtain control Of the Independent
long distance service and thus cut Off the local
companies from outside telephone connections.
The company was incorporated for $4,000
II is expected that in various states the indie
pendent long distance companies will be taken over
in a similar manner, and in the end all will be
merged into mammoth company a closer
working arrangement perfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
10 PLEDGE BETHLEHEM HOLDINGS.
Steel Corporation Wants to Issue s7,5oO,000
FiVe-Year Sinking Fund Gold Notes.

The Bethlehem Steel Corporation has issued
cal ioT & special meeting OF the stockholders on
November 3 20 authorize the deposit and pledge
e. The whole OF any part of it's holdings Of the
rock Of subsidiary companies as security for a
glIrsntee BY the corporation OF the payment Of the
Iahcpal and interest Of proposed issue Of ST.
Me0O Der cent flve-year sinking fund gold notes
The Bethlehem Steel Company. The notes, II is
laderstood. have already been sold 70 the Mercan-
ne Trust Company, the Equitable Trust Company
ala Hsilgarten & Co.
lhares n. Schwab, president Of the Bethlehem
heel Corporation, said that the purpose of the
issue vas 10 provide money for doubling the output
o. me open hearth rail mill and the structural
H4s Tor special Bethlehem shapes OF the steel
"GIehy, and 10 retire the existing issue OF ST.,
s'@so per cent gold notes OF the Bethlehem
sss Company. Mr.. Schwab added that he be-
us'ed the profits OF the company would be very
ssaty Increased as result Of the improvements
sieh would be made possible by the proposed note
issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

TsvernooI Oct f5-Closing; WHEAT-spot Guiett
No red western winter nomnaiy g 100 H9tu a4
steady: December Is ia; March % 9Aai nay, - -
new mixed tTia caves
tony as Ia FUTURES quiet; October. 5s I'd; Deeenl~
ETOUR-Winter patents dull o@s
HOPS IN London CPachc coastl arm e iea@ e. 1S-.
T1E,FE,-Fxtra India mess steady, 92s % EiANs-
Sbor- cut IA 20 10 ID. arm. SOS Cd BACON-CuaoSSIr
land cut % 80 H. firm, 67s; short I'D 70 20 = ~.
sasv 6Ss long clear mindless light. p to 81 10 seeys
6as long clear middIes. heavy s5 70 40 j. hrIa 49,
bellies ia to I8 ID. arm 7os sHQUtDEEEss e,
tisrces oufet ais Cd: American refined ~ paiss
steady 62s Cd CHEEsE-Canadian nnest WIS ~
stsaSy 55s Cd: Canadian finest cOlored STEADY ots-
TSIIOW~Prire city steady. sos TURF IlNIIN r. "a
S1t-I+s ROSlN-ConnIaon
PETRoLEUSf-Rshnsd steady. TAd L1Nsh4SD OAA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. l5-Sales in the print
cloth market for the week estimated at about
10000 pieces A steadily increasing demand has
continued throughout the week. The general tone
Of the market is stronger, with prices showing ad
vances from &c to &c for both wide and narrow
looms. Narrow goods selling q basis OF
cents for regular, although the last sale for the
28-inch, 64 squares, was at S&c
The manufacturers still contend that they are
not receiving enough for their product to Offset
the price of the material and they are rather
Indifferent sellers even the latest quotations.
The prices are: 2s-inch, Ga squares, 3&c nominal;
2s-inch, Ga by So sac; 3s15inch, 81 squares, 6&c;
S9-inch, 6s by Y, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
ENNIS AND sToPPANI DROPPED.
srOksrs' Names Taken from Membership Rolls
Of Consolidated Exchange.

Charles Il. Badesu, president OF the Consolidated
suck Exchange sas6 yesterday that the failed
brokerage firm OF Ennis g. Stoppani had not made
application for reinstatement, as had been stated,
but FOR an extension OF six months time in which
70 settle with its creditors. This application had
been denied he said, by the board OF managers OF
ths exchange and the names Of Thomas A. Ennis
ana Charles f. Stoppani. who composed the part
nsrship. had been dropped from the list Of mem
tership q the institution and they were no longer
connected with il IN any way.
Irving L Ernst, OF no. l70 Broadway, attorney
fF The firm said that the action Of the exchange
authorities zould IN way interfere with the plan
q resumption and reorganization. adding. We can
resume business in other places besides New York
He said thar al 3 general meeting held some time
tge only two creditors had objected 20 the Tesump-
uoa nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October Is 1908,
GRAIN-WHEAT-The situation in wheat to-day
GS SsS name a. on previous days this week bulls
hsb Iss. f 81 su eSnSo' o. me naFAet so Shat new
though fay sustained Odssts resciLoas ~ taking
The previous night. Prominent bun houses in Chicago
but the traders a avoided the short side
aIyl1g been caught earlier n the day in an effort to
spring wheat markets. with mills buying futures in
Is sSvqBcG 0ysF as previous REh the feeling pre-
good reaction far efforts to bring about such
a movement have only met with disappointment Cash
strength. and the December made further gains on
of@ ass 'aS e she 4hs foreign On %a
an advance ~ @ IN 5 dun In p the SsG0 0
this side and also lighter Manitoba offerings besides
has excited Interest abroad Biz elearahoes from
some Of their eect tbFoe5 ne ospetS Sst Pu G
shipments for the week VIII again Be heavy probably
oeips proved Be moderate amounting to Isl cars,
day M Ha s oa W pndS on the
Of Las 600 BUSH against lsllO9S bush last and
Sss l I 6:yo BEEN about sSOcoo bush
the absence Of export business were features connected
out With an P sS Of abt $780, Sus sD
than T be saS Rns ana TH heat. Crops or less
es & the ay as a the crowd was INCLINED 70
Wheat yoo crop Cash West in the local market closed
No Northern Duluth 81 ls, and No hard WiDtsp
N2a aaoat, both nominal coRN-Around tn:
The continued satisfactory and Eastern cash ds
advance
as shorts became exercised the decided strength
wheat, and covered freely This prices up from
s9so above the previous night. with final quotations
about top for the day notwithstanding late SLIGHT
reaction in wheat Sem6 of early buying was on The
strength Of Liverpool. which closed SD higher and on
the fact that interior receipts only 246OO bush
compared with 294 900 bush last year total re-
eeipts this being less than nst eek
No corn hero quoted 7Ohc elevator 7Os4c de-
Iyered: No corn. 7o&e o afOat, and No yellow,
al4e al nominal oATs-Throughout the day oats were
frm and higher than the previous night advancing SO
SR at ana May Willis July showed moderate
due to the advance in wheat, together fair com
mission house demand; Cash oats at this point were
quoted as follows: Mixed, nominal; natural white %
70 81 10. 49G48ise, and clipped white "a to AZ 10 4BlS
44Oe RYE-AaTket ATm. No ? Western, sO%c nomi-
nal Q New York BARLEY-MaTkst steady. Feed
Ing, 6Oq62c. c I New York. Wheat Including flour
exports for the week seeordng 70 Bradstreers
44SS OPT last since July l. 264 bush against
6o242o1 last season Corn exports for week 2I nj
bush, aRainst 1892 last esq last wear:
since July /. 1,7S9O45 against 7Os 1877 last season
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yester-
December -. 81 12X 81 issS 81 i2% 81 1854 81 i2%
May ......... lsh Is Gle IL 9-le / Isss / Is
Corn:
December 69H esR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
MARQUIS OF Butte BUYS MINES HERE

=. solicitors for the Marquis of Butte. the larg-
A., 0'a4 mine owner in Great Britain, have IL IS
,-elAlood' acquired through their New York at
,.Tss Tie controlling interest in a number OF
r., developed coal mining properties in West
yo4 s'is and Western Pennsylvania, and are ne
!, ,ts Tor others These investments and others
30 same sort by other coal mine owners in
~-s'hhd and Wales are said 10 be due 20 the
r. "e OUT Of many once rich deposits of high
60 slearring coal in Great Britain and the in
a. --aE cost OF coal mining owing 10 the depths
Hlen operations are being carried on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16
3. & S. Has BIG FREIGHT MONTH.

The advance figures Of business done in the
month OF September show that the Buffalo & Sus-
Quehanna Railway Company handled unusually
large coal, coke and lumber tonnage during that
month resulting in the largest loaded car mileage
in three years. The company has been spending
large amounts in maintenance of roadbed and
structures during the summer.