davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18
NEW SPEEDWAY
is UNDER WAY
INDIANAPOLIS COURSE TO BE
LIGHTNING FAST
STRAiGHTAWAY WILL PERMIT
TWO MILES A MINUTE
Banked So That 1o5 to 112 Miles an
Hour Can Be Done with
Safety on the
Turns

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 17.-No
chances are being taken with Father
Time by the builders of the 1ndianap-
oils motor speedway, work on when
has already been started. The banks
of Americas Brooklands track are to
be placed at such an angle that from
105 to 112 miles per hour will be pos
sible, even around the curves, While two
miles a minute on the straightways VIII
be certain for those who care to try
that impossible speed.
The real work of building the new
speedway has been started, and June
l is set as the date for the completion
of the fiVe-mile course. Today load
of dirt is gathered and dumped every
half minute along the coarse, and
scrapers, scoops and rollers are steadily
at work. The fence which is to sur
round the course is being completed and
buildings for the housing of racing
cars are being constructed. The build
ers have changed their plans whole
lot and the outside course is going to
be two and one-half miles and the in
side course has been cut down lot
in its dimensions. The track now passes
the grand stand three times in sight of
the people.
Every preparation is being made for
automobile, motorcycle and airship
races. and the pipelines are being laid
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18

for the gas which is to supply the air.
ships and balloons for the National
championship balloon race which starts
June 5.
Among the makers of automobiles
there is the liveliest interest In the
progress being made in the construc-
lion of the course and many are al
ready planning for the installation of
testing quarters along the route. Cars
of many makes will be put through
their PAGES on the inclosed routing pro-
vided by the Indianapolisans, and.
taken all in all. the course promises to
be the headquarters for not only lot
Of competition, but for a great deal
of interesting data throughout the
season
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18
ALCO CAR RETAINS
FRIENDS IN EAST

P. C Chrysler, a man of long experience on
the automobile row. of New York. who not
long ago Joined the forces of the American
Locomotive company to sell Alec cars, says
that buyers never wise and particular
as they now, yet the fact of their being
so makes the work of the statesmen easier and
pleasanter when he has the real goods
He sagely remarks For man who expects
10 remain in this business there is nothing to
it but for him to deal only in a car that will
keep customers his friends. Is It a great thing
to be glad to meet a man who uses the car
you sell and greater thing to have him glad
to meet you, especially after he has used it
for several years 1 right now having the
finest experiences of my career in meeting Alec
customers of years standing who still
pleased. l did thing at one time that the ex-
preston 1T stays new was extravagant, but it
pleased. / did think at one time that the ex-
built so that they will justify such enthus-
a
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18
NEW AUTOMOBILE FIRM
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
o K Auto Company Occupies Old Gar
age Quarters of Thomas
Company

Two new automobiles will make their
first appearance locally this week with
the opening of the o. X. Auto COM
pany, at the corner of Seventh and
Olive streets, the garage recently va
Gated by the Thomas Motor Car COM
pany.
One of these new cars is the "Hup-
mobile" and the other the Ricketts,.
The "Hupmobile" is said to be some
car" being a modest little runabout of
two-seat type, selling for less than
$1,000. 1t is said to possess high speed.
high grade and high art and is made
by the Hupp Motor Car company of
Detroit, Mich. The car is shaft driven,
with sliding gears, while the frame is
of steel. suspended on semi-eliptic
springs in front, while the rear springs
include patented lateral members. Two
sets of brakes are attached to the rear
axle both internal expanding. The
motor is water cooled four cylinder
and rated at 1920 horsepower, the car
weighing 100 pounds.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18

ing a strong hustle for their two lines
Pennsylvania tires and j. and B. igni-
tion--are much gratified with the sue
cess they have encountered in their IN
itial efforts.
Mr.. Reed is well known to the auto
mobile trade of this city and contigu-
Gus territory because of his previous
connection with old established firms
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18

ny HE two faces herewith shown are
those of two new additions to
Il gasoline row. James Coombs
and Charles E. Reed, comprising the
firm of Coombs & Reed, located at 1O4S
South Main street.
Both members of the firm, aided by
their salesman, George Emo, are max
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18

first as salesman for the Gorham Rub
Der company and then for the West
ern Rubber and Supply company. Mr..
CoombS is a new arrival in Los An
geles, having come from the northern
portion of the state about three months
ago to Join the new company. Mr.. Emo
for two years was a salesman with the
well known firm of John T. Bill & Co.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-18

Didn't Come Off, but Was of
"When is your marriage to Kitty
Skadds coming off, old fellow"
ct isn't coming off--it is off"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November 30
BEEYES-Rsceipts. 81 cars or 55A head
all Tor slaughterers except one car. No trad
ing in live cattle OF any importance Feet
reported for "Wednesday. Dressed beef sold
slol Wy but prices were fully maintained.
-, Zee 1la 800 Resd !negding lge
No Westerns offered Medium 10 prime veaYs
o o. s- cuLls. s. 500 So BARNARD calves.
sorts city dressed veals SOLD at 100 2. c
per ID, country dressed az 90 lie. and Few
at lti=c, dressed barnyard calves 4 Ia0-sc.
averasc. $40 per 100 h. 20. lis H. 50: $ 1lG
10. So y BARNARD calves. 152 70. 81 -; II.
s497s 3 as ~ s. 30. - ~ 10 iS s. $50 -" d.
andrew Mullen. veals. loo 10. s. 80; II.
20 70. ~ 90; 70 barnyard calves. 265 ID. s. so.
sHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts. 20 cars. or
ana for the market. making ears on sale.
Demand fair and prices full steady for both
sneep an AMPS \ bunch OF choice sheep
s. - "a 81 -. Cuiis. x5aS5 so warnings 81
Dressed mutton steady al Sgioe per u:
dressed lambs hIn az Il Z Ul3isc. country
dressed dollhouse lambs quiet al ssgs1O per
saies-Ksrus Commission Co. 15e Indiana
lam5s, - To average. 81 Go per 100 n 2s0
Bunalo. 81 III. 81 p; - Indiana vesrliHzs. IS
diana Gull lambs - 10 s. 80.
T9b.1 3 shannon 197 state lambs 80 ID.
sanders: ESQ state lambs. 81 H. 81 80
HOGs-Receip-s. 3 cars. or .. o. head. al
for slaUghterers except q Few head. FesIiu z
stecdy and state and Pennsyivanl. hogs we're
quotabi- az 81 10 s. b per 100 10 for the whole
range Country dressed slow At los = lie
per 10
Saies late yesterdayl-S Sanders: 1l0
state hogs. 1Gl 10 average. s. 80 per 100 10;
:. Ia % SIS r0ughs go H. s. 20.
Tobin & shannon: 80 state hogs. ia n.
IS 50. 81, 100 ID. IS p: raugns. 2s4 II: s. 81.
RI II. Hollis. 30 state hogs 10 70. s. 20.
W r. Hume, state hogs. zoo TO- g. 30
state pigs So ID. s. 20; roughs. 275 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Nov. SO.-Consols closed LIS
ease al Sd. t1r money and Sc Tor ac-
-1gr. Anaconda WAS = lower az tsSss
Ca-.al.ar Pacific = lower, al lS,5s. Grand
TTlrk was = higher. a. 20
N5rey was IN FAIR demand and supply
Cn me market, discounts were easy.
T-al.u- Hl the Stock Exchange was IL
r,c-.ar and quiet British securities were
ne-cc.el. pending COVE Esnent action on
Ia t.---- Asrtirs and diamond shares
els-l H. -ra.-zatlons copper shares start
e, Weak u-r improved sharply under COW
e--E Ur.--. Ls, IN spite Ot rCmOrs OF an
alallUall-.t Of the merger. fcrelg IN
laIls We e good, with The exception OF Co
---.-.ar- which were weak on the an
15-u-e.-au ~ the posrponement Of ne
u --...r .t the January coupon.
America. securities opened unee tain
frt improved later under the lead Of Union
Fac.fc AuE. Eauared copper and Cana
an F...-.. Al u10u TIE market was
STEADY. n.ra Canadian PaCluC - higher.
and rre re~r ~ The list from unchanged 70
proc .- -1.s section hardened IN the az
fa-rd.r .r covering O~de.s s, bUt eased on
New York selling especially q United
sts-es steel. The market closed dun and
-. money .a London. 4G4l. per cent;
rrer u--sa. discount rate Tor short bills,
..r l--.t u-r cent long bills, - per cent;
Berlin e.- .-r rate. ~ Ter cent, Pans
discount ---.. II. per cent PARIS exchange
G L1-l.r. - francs -sis Cenumes, Ser
lr rEcl--E- Ola London. p marks -e-a
rtell.-s Ear god, IS SO American
cages -5s --
Paris n ~. s0-Three per cent rentes
cary to-day were ~ ceUuues lower az "a
francs S. re-tImes. bLt later recovered
IRE Iass and closed = ceutlr-les above yes
tt--.s closing lf 81 francs = ceisii-lSs.
Fr-es c- -L- B0lrse were steady
Berlin. N-r s8-Prioes on the Boerse TO-
ca were weak on adNices from New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
TOPICS OF STREET

-oRFrGN TRADING. houses
~ IN sso0c shares IN the local marker
ces-.,r &c a small extent on balance. The
49, 49, purchases were IN United States
sS1TDFNDs DECLARED. - Dividends
y. been declared as follows: yukon Gold
eSnpsny, regular quarterly per cent.
pc regular quarterly 50 cents, payable
t.ss1nber 81. Guggenheim Exploration
Esmpsuy, rog3lar quarterly = -. payable
lsnusry s 90 Aonlinlon SopPef and
s-eling company, of New Jersey, regu-
- quarterly s., payable January :,
ENC RallrCad company, regular semi
S--,,ri ) per cent, payable December e.
al...-.I.sn Chicls Company. regular month
= per cent on tie common. payable De-
cod ENPORTs.-The National city
80 has arrangcd 10 ship an additional
500 Coid coin 10 Argentina this week
= the Merchants National Bank wiz
- Sstsgl Goldman, Sachs a. Co have
go G5t lO1 gold coin Tor Braz.i and S25o,-
=. fo- Argentina Including TIE engage
,-erts az g1l1 coin for export 10 South
arer.ca announced yesterday, the total
=. vcar IS upward OF 500 100000. OF this.
- 8eo has been sent 10 Argentina.
$500 10 Brazil. SIS s.. ooo 70 Paris. slS.-
= 81 a. 20 Holland This does no. include
80 shirmenls 10 Canada, which ara not
- led a. exports. The Bank Of Montreal
IS shIrpins $4,000 GOLD coin 10 Canada
~
serd ant interest disbursements IN Deem
- vi reach 81. o,o.0o0 Actual agg- egates
- payrleuts in each ciass al hand show
t--als ID $3.50. ~ Tor the dividends and
q a. aO III interest payments. making a
80 total ~ sos, .ta., 50 thai IL taking
sr0r.rt OF those companies % which est
-rafes are unavailable. and. allowing for
80 t.ridends "a other cities than New
v0rk The above estimate is entirely ra-
.t.-rI COMPARISON with this figure can be
49,. ulrls slgS 53a co. IL the same month
- -. and s66.05l.eo0 IN December. 1897.
ST LAWRENCE & ADIRONDACK
- - Lawrence a. Adirondack Railway
T--rra-V reports FOR the quarter ended
slr-r-rher 81 1903. gross earnings 81 sl5S-
"a AGAINST g-si-2s- last yea, net earnings
s-,oi.rted g. s.. 80 against Soy e40 last year,
- there was a deficit after charges OF
SO. as compared with a surplus last
yea Ct S--l-s
OBLIGATION TO T-Applcatiou
- bon u L5e 10 the Stock Exchange 10
~ Sd $4,000 Kansas city Southern Rail-
- Company rer-lGing and Improvement
,,o-tcaEs ger cert bonds. due 1850; 500 =
a. E--terl.k Company add loDal capital
s--ek. 4 CO. lp0 state % sac PaulO : per
80 treasury bonds, due 1918.
0ToTAT-DN ED.-QuOta-
80 las been disco 4ItiuLea II the unlisted
.5r-s-rrrt-t 90 fhe Stock Exchange on The
r~ri.a Trust Company certirCaes OF de-
rrst f0~ Wisconsin Central Railway pre-
fe-red -r1Ch
sTOCh EACHANGE SEAT SODA
srack Exchange sea- was sold yesterday
IN ST. t. against Tire last preceding sale
Il 81 The high record price Is $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Nov 30.-CATTI. e Receipts. 10. C0O.
steady. steers. s. COgSD = cows g. 5t6s$J. heic-
ers $3.50: bulls, S3t$4 y. calves &Q$s %;
stockers and feeders. s. IJaSJ - HOGS-I.e-
ceipts. 2j.OoC. steady. choice heavy, s. SOC 81 40,
butchers. s. .5ESS a.. Light mixe.-. - U5sSs IL
choice light - lJGfs =. packing s. 2nNsS 60
iss. s. s1HSI =, bulk 20 sales. s. lcHN- 20
EHEEf-Receipfs. .lfo, strong sheep. t4u
s. % lambs 81 I5G<I - yearl,nss. saGs7.
Kansas Cirv NOV 30 Ca TIIE.--Ft ece rts.
.,.OCu. Including 1000 Sou-Eerns. s,enGy T. LOG
lower choice expCr- AID dressed be-, steers - =
as ~ fair to sod, 81 sSeso western steers :.
$4NS5 30. stockers ana feeders. 81 2a'esa 81.
soutnern steers 81 5Ofrxs 10 southern cows. s. 81
q g. a. native cows. 81 50tt5 native heifr s.
s. 20 SS 80. bulls e 75fSS 80: calves. a. T5t
s. 20 HnGS-Beceipts II. 0eO: steady 70 strong
- = hackers ana hItsaers . 'sE - u ?
light e. 7GGss II. pigs. 81 -~a4I 81 SHEEF-
Receipts 6Ut-t. strong; lhs. - i.sn ~ ~. year
lin-s. s. 30 So 81. WetherE. s. 60 = - ew =
F.4st Rurfalo No. 3n.-tA TT r. f8ecef DTS.
100. stoatv. prime steers So sass - NEAi-S-
Receipts. 80. active lnd st-sdN- fp'i-- tt'-
c.lrts f.Ono. active ard itef2uc higher heavy,
s. Jn. pigs Sass 80. rods no. o 'itst -
dairiss s. sass X. SHEEP AND i-AMRs-
Receipts. Sfu. active. sle%p str2dy lambs 30 ttc
hlFher. lambs s. T5Hs5 90
quiet, fair to good sllpPers - SOC sS 90 Gem
nicn. S2Hs1 Co HOGs-l.sce.Pts, A3,9. qulrt
butchers and shippers. g -NtfSs 10. common. 81
81 ~. =FfEEF-Rscetpts s'i; steady. SD
Union stock -ards. Pittsburg. Nov 10 10y
TI.E-supply light. steady. choice - s"HS. !,
prime a. 594 81 - SHEEP Supply lair.
Hteady. prime wethrTs 81 ~N1'Sa. cuils ana COM
s.sfig 50 HOGs-Recetpts iizn'. active, hiSher;
Ir.ni, hravle1. 81 10 mediums, g t'sgfs y
hsavv YorRers = f0lxs a.. liEtt Yorksrs 81 "a
as IS. pigs. 3 I0uss Is. roushH, s1fisI "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
BOSTON WOOL rARNEr.

Boston. Nov I0 -rrRdinS continues dull
hut prices hold well The supply IS below
the average for this SEASON. although there
81 some oregon staple EFF. Fleece woods
show q slI sft improvement Ma aufacfurrrs
continue % huY supplies ~ el1 ~ inE terri
tory. pulled weals and short Cal forniu and
TeNus sfurN Quotations. slhtN ana Pc Hnzy lVn MA
reerea--NN aTc. a. "A aJc. No washed. 80
e. 4Ir. fue uuWaShed. - 81 2>c IN unmerchant-
ria hths. Ia u1Ic- nuts-Qlarter. a ~ SOC. tc-
lain-. washed. 500 zoe: unwa1refl =. tf.tic.
Michigan. Wisconsin and View YORK f-eces-
Ffne unWush~d - y 1tc, dsiaine. 81 g .i-c.
haif blood Jta3lcs tnre~-eig hths. - q ,4sc,
on=-auRrter ~ lratc kentucky. Indiana and
Observation-Disclosures blood. Sac; ons-qaar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
OTHER MARKETS eY TELEeRAPH

- Louis. Nov 3o-.wHEAT-No > red
Decembe-. 81 81 MAY 81 o7h. J,oRN--No
. cash. 81 e.. No white 50lac, december.
casa. ti-c; No white. 43tsc, DECEMBER.
3gc May. 4t7sc-
MlnneaPoiis. Soy; 3o-,vHEAT-1,-c..rn b.-.
rxt O1Is No Northern. 81 uGa. y 81 uttSs .
" ? 81 a. " 81 0+H. No : No-rhsrn s. 90 20
81 o. FLOI-I.- First patents Gin l0d a. b
NInueapolisl 81 3oas5 80, second s. 1OU
s. 30- FIRST e.ears s. @5fpSf ~. second 81 20
. 81 80 B3AN-In Too ID sacks. 81 -.
Milwaukee. Nov. 20 WI AT--No Z North
eru. 81 paHsl 10: No . 81 OEt- q Al % a NAV.
81 o6t hid. RYE--No I T5uT5l.c CORN
way. 81 isc .E---S.a1dard go = e. sam
pi"s - . 6a'sc- $50 :. Goa6i'ac, No S7E
- -.
ImIuth Nov Go-WHEAT-No hard.
g 0TLs No I Northern. 81 o. ~ :: g. a5.
I'vcer1h-r 81 &C. hid. MAY. 81 Ca Sove.nbsr.
s - r. FLAN-ln store. 81 StA, ON trfclS.
81 T'hs; 20 arrive. 81 ~ Noveruhcr 81 81 =.
M p~cem'er 81 7sta Aay. 81 Sarr
F.U ra'o. Nov 3n-NVFTEA T--Spriur lower.
No northern. carloads store. - fu& win
To- steady CORN -Lower. No YELLOW. Glc
No O. sic No 3 corn. Getsc No . Isfsc No
white. cite ONTS-Firm. No White.
80 4+tac. BARLET-Fer,i 20 mating. az
2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

more plenty and lower. Mint declining. Mush-
rooms arriving freely and prices lower. Tomatoes.
higher. but tone weak at the close. CCCCN-
BEERS. dozen. 5OGs5c; LETTUCE. strap. 5ocl
81 y: MINT. dozen, 25G.4Oc. MCSHROOM9 n,
2OG iOc: TOMATOES. ID. 1Oa ISc.
NUTS-Chestnuts about out Of the market
Hickory nuts In light supply and firm Builnuts.
black walnuts and butternuts steady. The mar
ket - well established new peanuts both
from Virginia and SPAN Old stock about eN-
hsusted CHESTNUTs. bGshel. sfaS6; HICk-
CRY NUTS. S2GS3. BCLLNTTS. T5cGS1
BLACK WALNUTS 5OGed0c: BCT-T EflSUTS. 20
GJ0c- PEANUTS. Virginia. hand picked. Jumbo.
u &c. fancy. 512c; extra. 41xc. Virginia. sheled
No l. 8lac: No 2lzc: Spanish shelled No /.
new, IL a. zee. Old 565&C
HONEl-MaTket steady on most all grades.
except California extracted. which q firm. Cf0--
yer. comb. fancy state =. 15GIGc: fair 10 No
l. state. 1aql4c; clover extracted. s4sslsc buck
wheat, comb i24i3c: extracted 7H7 &C. CALI
fornla. extracted. water white. Sd0c. extracted.
light amber % white TTT &c. southern. extract
ed. gallon. d5aI5c
BEEsWAX-Quiet n a9a3Oc 10 FOR Gomes-
tic and 2In2gc for foreign.
MAPLE sugar. nom nal quotation 81
luallc Y covers most tran actions. supplies OF
syrup are LIBERAL and market Is weak ~ 7Jd S5e
gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

that the swiJchn1en on many OF the West
srn railroads would strike tonight unless
tEeir demands We're granted. This caused
uneasiness among shorts. stOppaSe OF
freight would check the grain movement
in the Northwest. and demand became
active in the final hour. prices advancing
more than 1c from the low point OF the
dsy. From 81 %. about midday, the De-
vanCed from 81 O5ts to 81 dsl.. The close
almost al the top. December being at
s. o.. and May 81 06ls 20 81 Usl..
Liquidation OF December holdings caused
wee kness in corn. hut a frTneT tone de-
veloped late. and he close as ar almost
the best MARKS Of the DAY. December be-
ing I.c lower at 5S4c NAV closed lie
higher. at Sl+ac. Oats were dull and steady.
closing q shade higher Provisions were
weak and closed with prices Is TO 7izc 70
42iaC lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. Nov. 80 Offerings at the wool auction
sales today numbered l4.U1S bales Including a
largr supply % crosshreis which sold
brisNiy o. home buyers and occasionally 90
Americans ar Arm rates. Merinos were eagerly
bought by home and Continental spinners. The
best scC-recs realized - ID. and gr-1sies Il "a.
Punta Arenas advanced per cent over TIRE
September average. sales. New south wales.
TC0 bales, secured. = 1dGls I'D: greasy. 5%d0
Ia I'd Queensland 4. 4ue bales scoured l. 2Asc
as ~. greasy. s-iuIs al. Victoria. l.3tD
lslfv-. sJ5Ired. l1iatG2s 2d. grsssy. 6+ddis %.
south Australia. 500 bales secured Is Gd0 l.
: al sreasy. Iullt. Wss- Australia. $40 bales
greasy, TizNItt.d. New Zealand ) COO bales.
secured. "a. as sd. greasy 6da1s 4isd CAPE
% Good HOPE ard Nasal so bales. secured. 81
q Is Sd. greasy. 5i.all lad Eunta Arenas lOo
oa.es sreasy. r'-dGls IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

Spot quiet and unchanged az l455c for
ulcd!ing upland and u - FOR middlIng Gulf;
"a les NIL Liverpool cables; spot quiet, sales.
Il O1O bales. speculation and export 100
gerfcEu Is 600. imports. SO 600 Anne -ican. 81. -
co... mlcdliag upland. SD. Futures opened tr-
regular AT cas- points decline. closed quiet. Oh
81 uoin-s lower, December ana De- auber-JanI D.
any 10 I'd. JauuaTy- February. s-45 1zls FeLT--
arr March. 1914. MArch-Aprll, 1874. april May.
isd. May-June $3.50. Jure-lulv, ia q .
July-A ugust. 52i-G. August-SeIte1nber, Z -l9c;
Septerl ber-OctObeT, 614d, October November.
8JSi-d.
COFFEE-Quiet. with sales Of 10 600 bags
PRIME ruled about steady. casing al net u1-
chan -ed 10 > points dec4ine. Iae foreign
-.ark-ts were generally steady. Harrr being
changed 20 = frame higher. and Hamburg
Unchanged 10 Il pfennig lower BrazllLau
markets were steady and unchanged spot
was ~ adv for Rio AZ 81 for No :, and a
utte easier FOR santos grades az sac for Is
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

- -.. an.- --l~- NlttAL-rpni
~ .Hs.Hrr winter. 20 i.s lliA.r-
= far. a rll. ss 30. A-
.l-.--Hrr rru. new A.-fil'4H
s fH.t. Iurures 9.it'
r- Il. -HH Tf. SO ana Ian
~ E-".L-n irfrr patents ifn.
!. 4. -,-.s. -r.,1e 81
rrTU I.ss 81 HhttA
- ' U..r .l- f. shorf ila ..rt.
-tlf - mod as .stL quiet. 1ns IONS
- 'e .raE fls 81. short cira. pa 10
Fzr --ealr. T3s CD So -l.lrih.
-ao- .-r. &C. L-aED-I'rime western
al6sr sos uerlcal renne-, i---a,
ttrs - ~ 81 Fiit.-S &c 'anacian flt'f1
IA. 10y als e1.1rcd JIs O. TALLDN-
~ 49, HfI 1ls 81 Australian. On Londqn,
INE-spiriis steady
-eTI. n ~ q. - i, .QuuIau sfeacy. lns ltel
.s-s,-- y -i-rfInef steady. 7'af Llhrl-l-D
tr.s -a tlf On IrITTBNEEEsD DIis-Null
-. 80 easy lGs TLG
q q BOY aD.-rTrGA R-RaN, eenrrfugn-,
tc .afa IA So t-rI S-Venller, -
. - i-il--lalclffs. No,'.-II i'ori ls,s y
~, - ~ ArfEI OIL 2as 40. -fLhM
10 PETROL r. n NJ AFrericsn -ernea.
~ ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

PRoVIsIONS-Prices early were lower. but
rallied WIKI buying y packers. and on ne con
sfo-Ifs of provisions. IOEE-St-ady. Mess,
s25 75as3s family. S2oaF2I; snort clear s24 5oa
~, Si5asi5 ~, packet. sleasl2 80 extra India
T5ess. 81 BEEF HAMs-Gu.e' f-8e - -
m, II.c. 100 H. II'sc, 40 n. Use pigs. II n.
CIT MEArS-Pickled bellies nrm{ smoking
rsr- 10 M Ia l. n i3'sc "A n, SEC. Picked
mans arm lsGl3i.c. TALLoW-Easy. CITY,
GI-4Gssc. country. 6G6.c LARD nsettlei-
rrrre- rrTr. south America I5c. Continent,
"a 900. Brazil. kegs. &c CoInpouna sieaay' !.
aI0ac. sTEARINE-steacy oieo loe' city
~TGAR-Rehued slow. with prices I'M
changed. Toe London n;aTket lerr 2' FL sus AZ
r.rrbsr a. Is SID and May Al i3s The
local market for raw RED qIle' 1et s.t ,,i
--,-gcovad4 80 test. . SEE, and molasses sugar.
- Les ss' oIsst although there is relatively
frSr. husiress doing In Japan rices. owing TO
al vTaIs H-CoPpER-standard DAN spot
ara December closing "a Is Z ~ "gc. January,
h. 81 Il 2Ec. and February l'H l'-'t 's' Lon
don closed strong at an advance Of about %
Era i1s local dealers quote lake copper az
- e5a - re, i'c - 49, TIx-Firm. spot and
ei zoo s1' 70. Februarv. $3.50 = - 80. March.
al cen. a3i soc. ans april ~ Soc London
.-- -1I -leher. spof. ftl2 les au. futures
u4t 1es CO LEAD-QHi.t. SPOT, 1&7 p "a
4 i-1.e. Sew York. +@nl f-l - East - Louis
f..Td.,- i..-er spot - rtH SPELTEE -Jutrt.
.l,s+ G. a0nG 4sc Kew York and G-utl 81 ier
500 81 Louis London unclaimed IRON
49, lover In London. a. sos frr Cleveland
ca rants Local market uncha"gst 80 .
r..urr-- Northern quoted NJ SIS - 2 sis .
81. iron certificates UNCHANGED
MoLs>SEs AND sTnCrs-The general
...-.-l-rr rvnE Arm ard unchanged.
NaNRV -ToRF.S-SPi RfTS TT If-NTIN =
o. - = - ester i-rr stesar. EoST% st-ndv. hu'
ot,t.f and unchanged. TAP was firmly held
oII.s-rInseed IN more active demand and
f--, F,rfusa nefrrieum uurhGnRc6
goTTDNsFEp pTT.--InactlV". with sales -
r 400 bbls closinr a. a ret decline ~ b0l2
r.tnts crude al was eas'~r in th~ South sni
- Is were made a. a1Gsai- &c. Local contract
Tester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

ter G33c. Secured values Tsxas-Fins
l. months. - q TSc- hne q % months. IS .
zoe. nns fan. 5Sa6Oc CaufOrnis-NOrthern,
IS Q zoe middle county, IS q 65c. rall free.
I3ff We fall defective. 40 q 4Jc Oregon
Eastern No. I staple. . . Tsc. clothing. 700
i2c. valley 10 4, 81 5sc TerritOry-Fins
staple. 40 SIC fine medium. TOG SIC. inc
clathing. 70R7ec due medium 65 = 6Sc. half
blood. - o sic. three-eghths IS q Toe, one
quarter. G. q csc. PuIled-Esxtra. = !. 5Scs -
A 81 q zoe. fine supers. s. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

lie So. - - "N''
Antwerp, Nov. 3o-PETRoLEr-M. - francs
MohtreaA. Nov, So.-cHEEsE-Ffrm late
Mestsrns naQlise. early. ll.ai2o; Easlerns.