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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-10
LOSS OF MEMORY LANDS
R M FIREMAN In JAIL,

: Charles Nichols, 20 years old, of IS
West street, East Orange. a former
member of the fire department, was
sent to the penitentiary for three
months by Recorder Mott today.
1t was charged that Nichols had too
great a weakness for drink and he did
not remember whether he had said he
would set fire to the barn of his father,
William Nichols. who made the COM
paint against his son. Recorder Mott
promised to give him another chance
if he showed the proper willingness to
reform while in the penitentiary. De-
tective Wendell arrested Nichols yester-
day.
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CARRIAGE IS SMASHED BY
WAGON IN ORANGE STREET,

While attempting to drive out from
the rearAof a butcher wagon being
driven by Thomas Milman, of Orange,
on Main street, near Ashland avenue,
East Orange, Duncan McCulIum, a
driver employed by Richard Coyne,
crashed into the wagon and several
spokes were broken.
McCullum was driving a carriage.
He went to the police station with
Sergeant Campbell, but no complaint
was made against him after Mr.. Coyne
promised to have the wagon repaired.
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mr.. GRANT BURIED.

The funeral OF DIR. Gabriel Grant.
who died Monday, was held from his
late home. % East Forty-ninth street,
New York, at II o'clock this morning.
Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery, T~arrytown. DIR. Grant was
the health commissioner of Newark
before the Civil War.
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OBITUARY.
MlIRooNEy FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Funeral services for Mrs. Marcella
Agnes Mulrooney, 81 years old, who died
Monday, will be held from her late
home. 172 Polk street, TO st. James's
Church tomorrow morning. Mrs. Null
rooney was a native Of Ireland, and
came to Newark with her parents when
she was very young. She is survived
by her husband, Peter: one son,
Michael, and five daughters, Mrs. T. A.
Donahue, Mrs. d. C. Hand, Mary,
Agnes and Cecilia M%ulrooney.
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One-Day Sale
P~etticOats
Regular S. 90 Value

We sell so good a skirt at the
regular price of IS. 90 that when
we advertise a sale of $50
value petticoats for 3.o5 the re-
Spouse is SIRE to be large.
Black and colors of the best
taffets.
Two models. flounce finish
ed, Van Dyke edge, with heavy
ruche, trimmed knife pleat and
sectional ruf1e style. - NJ
black and 20 good IA
colors; one day only Oe/O
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want every chronic rheumatic to throw
away all medicines. all liniments, all
plasters, aud give MUNYON'S RHEUMA-
your doctor may say, no matter what
your friends may say, no matter how
prejudiced you MAJ be against all adver-
g:st and get 4 bottle OF the RHEUMx-
TISM REMEDY. II 1t fails to give Salts
<action.I viii refund your money.-Munyon
Remember this remedy contains no sal
icyllc acid. mo Opium cocaine, morphine or
other harmful drugs. II is put up under
Act -
Far sale ~ All drgagxists. Prick. 10.
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MRS. sTOKEs's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Catharine Stokes,
~ years old, who died yesterday at the
City Hospital after a short illness, will
take place tomorrow afternoon. Inter
ment will be in Paramount Cemetery.
Mrs. Stokes was born in Birmingham,
England, and went to Belleville in 1876,
Two years later she came to this city,
and at the time of her death resided
at Al Hunterdon street. Two sons,
John and Alfred, survive her.
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man-American societies. Two sons sur
vive him. They are Albert and George
F. Meyer.
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READY FOR romoRR0w.S DANCE.

Final arrangements have been mazda
for the euchre and dance 70 be given
tomorrow night in Grafton Hall under
the joint auspices OF Kearny Council.
knights of Columbus, and Court Com
Daughters OF Isabella, Of West
hudson.
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Special for Thursday Only at $40. 90
MeSSaline Waists 500
Shown Elsewhere at 6.95

Shown Elsewhere at 6.95
:: !; $; !: :: :: !: :: :: c: :: :; !: s: !: ! : !; :: :: :; !; !; !; :
front having cluster of tucks from M ~
] ! ] : ]. ]: :: ]: !: !: J" !: { J. J ] J. ] !: ! ] ! ! !. ! ! ] !. !: !. !, ! !; !; !; !; !, !; !, !, !, @}|H
shoulder to bust; centre of front has 1gNX IL&7|h a.
six small tucks on each side of be- sklA
plat; the other model of Novelty DAm1II
Messaline has six broad tucks across t AtiHiIK
front. Waists identical to these are MHlM
S shown elsewhere at INV
$6o5. Special price E@
for Thursday only, ey.VVy 5s$4pt4
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STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
TOPICS OF STREET


-,0RETGN TRADING.-Forelgn houses
sear in upward OF 1900 shares IN the local
-,,srbe- selling 70 small extent on ball
ance. Tle Eeaviest sales we're in Amalga-
mated copper and L aitea States steel
lennon while the chief buying was re-
,orted IN Rock Island. II l. estimated that
f0naOn has taken IN the neigh6orhood OF
- lsa shares of the last named stock In
~ last few months.
Pr-SH TERMINAL COMPANY BOND
rcSIr ATrHORlLED.-Ihe stockholders
oi the Bush Terminal company have au-
rholzed an issue az N2.oea.eo atty y-year
NJ cent sinking fund bonds. The proceeds
81 he used 10 refund shoC. 0o bonds ma
furlug next April ana % care for other
---.----.ua. ob.igatious. Tn remainder OF
Ire uroc~ecs VIII Ice used for The develop
rnent of The kush Terminal Building COM
rauy AZ present lie Bush Terminal Com
-F~v has outstanding a bonded debt Of
tsa-aa and a capital stock OF 5000 600.
s0ns.s-irg ~ &,5oo.0so common and Sl.50o.-
a. preferred.
COLD FOR ARGENTINA AND CAN
aDA-Heavy Withdrawals OF gold were
1~sfe from the Sub-Treasury yesterday for
shiumeaJ e Canada and rArgenItina- .-,1s az
v.ithcraWa.s aggregated A,%eeto, as fol-
lows National sank OF Commerce, N.uOl.-
o. f0r Argeutina, National Park Bank.
S5als.id for Canaca; National City Bank.
81 .g f0r Canada. and the Chase Ma
f0u4l Bank, silr.9o Tor transfer 10 san
Francisco.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF UNITED
STATES STEEL-A statistical analysis OF
- I-r-ted states Steel Corporation by {.
IN TairrOr. q Boston has been received
~ Tte Tribune. The work, which consists
81 q chart and description. IL a statistical
r-i--..~e % each quarters earnings ana the
f.srr-5Ltior u the same from the OrganiZa-
-Io- or rle corporation 10 OCTOBER 4. 1903.
-re text gives 8 BRIEF description OF the
c-a-r and al estimate OF The standing ot
rre corporation = securities. II Is believed
- na lie simplest analysis that has been
----tr. sled. anG should be OF value 70 al
f--a~esfea in Stetl securities. as vel as
a. All those interested IN the graphical
method ~ indicating financial operations.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
rars been declared as follows; General
chemical Company. regular quarterly n
re- cent Cu the preferred. payable JanU-
a~v 8 Chicago q Northwestern Railroad.
~errla- scrri-annual per cent on the pre-
lerrel and 1-- per cent on The common,
-.e-e1Ie January 8. Boston Betting Com
parv regular quarterly 8. payable Janu-
az
APPLICATION To LIST.-Application
- been made 20 the Stock Exchange 20
Isl s-stl0s Washington Terminal : dbl
r.rra. -rsL mortgage 81 per ceis-'bCncs.
s. -H' additional capital stock q the
Fe-.>- .Fa1.l Railroad and S.-sssO pre-
se--a. stock and s. SIS G00 common stock OF
Id south Porto Rico sugar Company.
BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED. AT a
e-e0.-L meeting ~ the stockholders OF the
Man. copper Company yesterday E.50c,-
D.. -ru-rsa~ per cent bonds were author
i1e. These bonds are CCuN ertible into
stock GO ST a share up 20 1915. The issue
ul- nr uu1erWrlTreu by The General De-
Kt. ---.-rr Company
MONEY FOR SAX FRANCISCO The
lal-- S-.--relSgry has transferred Sl00, 1o0
-r San Francisco tOT the account OF the
.-r- --e National sank
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Nov. 2s.-Consols for money ad-
N&nced a-l6 10 s. l3-i6, and the January ac-
count was y higher al ssss Canadian Pa
@S.nS @ was ~ lower az lSls, Grand Trunk
al fs7s-
Money on the market to-day was IN quiet
1etnanc- Discounts were steady. Nearly
- Nftes IN gold was available, and was
SHARED ny the Bank OF England and India,
me former getting the bulk
on the stock Exchange the decline IN
american rails. copper shares and kafiirs
was a feature IN the morning one small
failure was announced later. but the tone
improved In the afternoon on covering Op-
est Investment issues We're nrm. consols
tcreign bonds and railways advancing frac-
tionally.
American securities opened weak and low
er. Later A few buying orders caused the
market 70 harden. Al noon the tone was
quiet and prices were from Z below 10 !.
above Saturdays New York closing The
weakness IN copper shares unsettled the
market In the afternoon. which was dull
pending the receipt OF the New York open
but support in the late trade helped in a
recovery. and the market closed steady.
Call money in London. 4g5 per cent: open
market discount rate for short bills, ~
per cent; long bills. per cent: Berlin dis
count rate. Al. per cent: Paris discount
don, 25 francs 49,. centimes: Berlin ex-
change on London. % marks t6iR pfennlgs.
Bar gold. rs Sd. American eagles. los al.
Paris. Nov. e9-Three per cent rentes de-
clined 10 centimes 10 IS francs S2iz centimes.
but closed al 80 francs Prices on the
Bourse were heavy until near the close.
when they improved.
Berlin. Nov. 2s.-Prices on the Boerse
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. nov. CATTLE -Receipts. 81 600
head. steady tC strong ste r7, 50 6OusS * .
COWS s. 5U4S5. heifers. slEs6. bulls. S5Hsi - !.
calves S3uS~ F0- -IocIers -ul frt dcrs 50 15U
81 % FJE--Ee. .-lpts .n pnO head. 5l Iac
higher. choice heavy s. 3o6Ss 5- butchers s. 2Ils
s, 35 ueht mixed S~Hss T.. choice light. $ 100
IS -. packing. 81 isuS- -. Pigs. SB0Ss 20 bulk
0f ralCs. s. IurSs 3l SHEEP Receipts 3l.1 .1tsi
head. stead, DID Zoe lower. sheep. StTsJ -.
lambs 7s0sT su srlrlf-Es. ssHXf
Kansas cts. nov. &a-,'ATTl.H-- Receipts
. Os-l head. irc,u-.HE Geo SrutEerus- strong 10
Toe higher. choice export ard DRESSED beef steers
s. .54S l0 Iair fa. good - It4St r. Western
ste rel s. zoo S. aG- sfDCdrrs and f-Fders 81 -Ia
81 %. southern steers. 81 fuTS- 80: southern
cows. s. ~HGS3 - native COWS - iu0St -. ma
live hrlters 81 l0GS5 81. bulls So I5Gs4 81.
calves. a. t0Ss 60 H1GS-leceiuJs. 9 1tO h.. j.
5nl zoe hish toL - =. bulk :. salea - a5N
:. - heavy s. l1r SS -. packers and butchers
S,axe au. I-ht 81 5p3S~ 10. pigs - 5itds7 30
SHtEEI- Rec~lpts. 0.0c0 head. strong. lambs 81
0y7 30. yearinzs. s. .JffSR -. wethe.s 81 -an
s. o.. ewes. - @'f 81 stntEers and feeders.
t'incinnail. Nov. 23.-CArrLE-Fe Feceipts. . $50
head steady Io strong. fair 20 good shippers
s. 7Jfs8 -. common 81 IJGS3 20 HOGs-kc-
ceipts T-a head EASY. 3c lower. butchers and
shippers se0Ns1n. common. SfaS7 -. SHEET
n c~ipts ua2 head. steady az s2NS4 ~. lambs
Eas, nuiaio 40. =-CATTIE- ipts
500 haad good. strong 10 Zoe higher. common
barely steady. prime str 80 s.aS7 - fshlT-
ping s. ssGSG IS. butchers. 81 ass 80, hrlf
ers. s. 20 q - sss ~ -.Hsl sn: bulls s 5
era. ~ -oss3 --FlnEsrs. ae-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

sUGaR-Reaned quiet and unchanged. Raw
closed follows: Centrifugal. 9d test 4-33c;
muscovado,. 20 test. 3.sSc and mOasses sugar.
50 test, 3.5Sc. cuba sugars for January ship
ment were offered at l3-16c. basis 90 lest,
cost and freight. and February az 2Ac. cost and
freight The London market for beet sugar was
.9lizd higher and Arm at the advance. No
venber and December. rs Tad. and May, lis
I+d.
RICE-steady with moderate business. firm
and active al primary points
METALS-COPFER-Sp November and
December closing az l3G1s &c; January Febru-
AIRY and March AZ last ad1312isc London
lower. spot. f5s IS. and futures at f59 - 3D.
Local dealers quote lake copper at i3 25a 10. zoe;
electrolytc al f3L n. soc ana casting l3p
II. 81 izc TIN wea &. srot and November closing
at 3iQ3L3o December. 8iQ3l. nc. January.
81 lO45l. 25c February, 81 i5c asked and March
81 &c asked. London lower. spot closing at
Ei41 IS &C. and i-tures fl43 Is. LEAD quiet,
Q4-2T@c East 81. Louis. SPELTER quiet;
spot, 630aB.45c New York. and 6.2OQ6-4 tsc
East ST Louis. IRON-English iron market
lower AT SOS Sd for Cleveland warrants LO-
cally change rep rtec. No = foundry North
eTn. SIS 21aSis T5- x iron certificates with
out material chang.
MOLAsSEs AND sYRU Ps-Steady with
moderate business and full but unchanged prices
NAVAL sIORE>-SPTRITS TUHPENTINE
1ul and lower. with larger offerings ROSIN
held hTm and unchanged TAR ruled steady at
unchanged prices.
OlL~-LISSEED unchanged PEROLETM
Refined steady on the basis OF s.O5c for stand
ard white in bl bis at New York.
COT1ONsEEp OIL--,luiet closing lH5
points lower. with sales Of $500 bbs- Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
OTHER mARkETs-sT TELEGRAPH

Milwaukee Nov. % 9-WHEAT-No Z Norrh
err. 81 IOi- No Northern. 81 O5aSi Us Nay.
81 O5A. bid RYE-No =. 75c. CURS-May.
81 - bid 'BARLEY- -Srandari e5isgdTc
samp.es 56g66c, No 3 5sGG-c; No =. 5TEtlc.
-. Louis Nov -. 29.-WHEAT-No = rel. cash.
81 l0GSI - No . hard. 81 usGSi ic. pecens r.,
81 o. 2. 4Sl O7A May. 81 O67s CORN-No >
cash b0c. white. d &C.. DecembeT. SSc, Nay
6O-sc. OATS-No = cash, 4lc. white Az, D~
cember 30R39tsc. May. 4iAc.
Minneapolis Nov 2G-WHEAT-pscenoer
81 G3s. May 81 O5s. cash No h1ru. 81 tts
81 06lt. NJ I Northern. 81 C5isGSl O5-. No ..
81 90 = GSi 03N. No 3. g. O2GS1 % .. FLOR
First patents. s. 30as5 30, second. s. l04SS 10
first clears 81 25Gs4 45s second. 81 2DG 81 ~.
BRAN-In 100 ~ sacSs $40 SO
Buffalo. Nov. % 9-WHEAT-SprinE lower No
! Northern. carloads store. 81 lola winter dun;
No red. 81 "A, white. 81 -. CORN--Easier;
No yellow. new. d4c asked. No g. sac. Na
3 corn. Gl t2c No !. 5g-ac, No white, = isc.
OATS-Steady No white, 4ac; No = +S-sc
No 4 42G42iac. BARLEN-Feed 10 mating.
81 Q1Oc RYE-No . track. sic.
Duluth Nov. - 29-WHEAT-No hard 81 %
No I Northern. s. oG]a, No ., 81 a "a. necern-
Der 81 02la MAY. 81 05's asSed November.
81 % asked FLAX-In store. 81 - q 70 ar
rive ana on track 81 SIS. Noyemoer. 81 -
December s. T3t. bid. May 81 slis asked
Elg!n IN Nov Hl'l'TER-Ftrui. j -2cs
sales tor the week 6+I- $40 n
Toledo. Nov - -CI-ON F.ts~ -t t--t1sA- = %,
November s. -. December s. .. Marcn - 10
rejected 81 S0aS7 90, no established grade. 81
TIMOTHY-Prtue 81 ~ Ais II ~ :.
81 %. November 81 81. December. 81 % MARCH,
IS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

tive and steady a. s3OGsTO VEAL.S- Receipts
30 head active and 20 higher az s6gss =
HCGS Receipts =. .Gru head. active ana 50 i5c
higher, heavt. S. 25ESs 40. mixed. s. e3ass 81 ,
IcTkers, - l5lSS 30; piss. s. ass Is rOLshs
4. 35uSI 80, stags 81 5OGST tairIeS. 81 lut-SS .
SHEEP and LANES Receipts - 00O head ac-
tive. sheep steady. lambs. l5G2uc higher At
s. 2JgSf -. yeariings. s. 15aS6 - weta- IS. sSt,
s. p. ewes. 81 - U.s.; sheep mixed SEHS5
Union StocS Yards Pittsburr Nov -
CATTIE-suppiy fair. active. higher. choice
81 50aS7 SHEEP supply fair; steady on
sheep lower on lambs, prime wcthers s. T5TSS
culls and common. 81 E00S3, lanlbs S5fST 49,
VEAL CALVES s. So HOGS-F;eceipts
fair, active. higher. prime heayies s. h5. me
di-ms. s. IS heavy Workers sS 30elSs s., ugnt
YorSeTs. s. I04fs 70, pigs. s. oOrSs' roIghs,
s. rSl q
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
PuslIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT 53
SEALED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED by
the Board Of Water supply in Room 90
Z0@ B-oacwas Nev FOrk until a. VI on
December e. 1900. 20 CONTRACT 80 for The
construction ~ Grassy Sprain c,1r ana cover
Plate Avenue sl1hon and pSrtloUs of .4rdsley
cut and cover. agsrsTatinx about - 900 fer ~
pain concrete r1nduic known aeuetuct in
open cut and or erlb ankm@nt Ia. feer high
by-lS -eet vice tlsift. and about TIA feet or
aGuec uct ~ specta. ts 'igr built OF rein forced
coucret- ne wC-x ~ located east q The
Eucsca RIVER T. the town 0f Green burg and
ne city q Y0nks-s. Vest hester County N-w
York - the above time and place - bios
viii be r-blicly opened ard read Parnph Iets
containing Information sDr bidders and
pamphlets % courracI drawings San he 50
-R'1ed a. Room 9oG az rhe above address b.,
aeposi-inx the sum Ot ten -'l-s tSlni f.r
raen pamphlet For further particulars see
Inform alton tor Bidders
JOHN 4 EESSEI.. President
tVAPLES = CHADWICK
-fsAELEE SHAW
CON m issioueTs cf the Board of Wcte- SUNNY
WALDO SMITH.
C1ief Engineer
THOMAS HA ASSErT,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London NOV. - The offerings al the wooi
ar-rf,r s,Iss fo-.a- pere n 844 bales Fine
merinos we're IN brisk demand, ara FraDce ana
Belgium secured The bulk az hardrrlns fetrs-
-coureds fregueutlv realized = lad Home
traders took most = the rrcaahreds ~ nrtn
rates only 4 few lots were taken oy Afneri
cans New south Wales. . 1tu bales. secured
Is tsdags lid. greasy. TiNis q Queensland,
. al0 hales. secured. Is eiatu2s l'st grensy
Ti-- dfs ~ Vfrtcrfa 500 hai-a, secured, 4 ldH
. rr.a~, fIf8Is Ia south Auatrai la. Ioo
bales secured - sisdGls 81. greas' $50 "a 10
West Australia. . 100 taie- -re"r1 e'%lh
t-d ~ srtan 100 bales greasy. - ll-st
New Zealand IGs0 bales. greasy t.asls I'd
Cape 90 Good Hope and Nats. w" o-lsS'
secured 8Lnis : Tt.d; greasy. bt1ilc
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIverpeoI Nov ~ p-WHEAT-ipOt hrm; No
rsd Western winter. = "a. futures steady
December. - Iiad March. Is sad, NAY. u
dad gtIRN-Spot arm. new American niNed.
via GaIveston ~ lOi.d, futures quiet, Decefn-
her Plate s. sd. Deccmbsr. mlSed, nominal
PEAS-Cana iian steady. - k, flAeI IE--Ntn-
ter patents Arm. ajs I'd toFs-ln lonann,
parInc Coast steady &c Gsuff BEEF-bextra
In,iia rless STEADY aIs Sd. HANS-Shart eur
nrn dJs I'd nAr0N-Cumherland cut rui-t.
SIS short rih duh T0s Ions clear nlid.cs. xht.
Anist. 0ds long clear middies' heavy, Vss Id,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November %. 1909
GRAIS-WHEAT-Ma quiet. with oper-
atoms almost entirely Of A professional seai2ing
character Sentiment rather bearish. and
December early IN the day declined 1isc. but
later regainsd part of the loss and the market
closed unchanged TO iac net decline. The spot
markets were generally quiet Mills were poor
buyers. and a report from the North west said
there was probability OF o. the mills
closing down for repairs and on account of con
gestion. Cash was easy. NJ red quoted at 81 y
elevator domestic and 81 p = aioat. both
nominal. No ! Northern Duluth 81 IGh. and No
hard winter 81 ia srOAt, both nominal
CORN-Openec steady, prices soon weakened
however. and showed easier undertone closing
"a sc lower No > corn here closed 1=c ele-
vator domestic and T3e delivered both nominal !.
No ? Csc o afioat; No yellow nominal
OATS-Steacy during the greater part II the
dav but eased OF q little late. closing al net
decline q = = i4c. Cash closed quiet with mixed
rs . % 10. nominal, natural white, % % % n
- G+5c. and clipped white, - % a rb ~ = 2
ssiac. RTE-Dun No Western. seA.c Il mi
nal o New York BARLEY-Steady; feed
lrl 2 Nnr
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

short clcar oacSs. 6sa dd. clear belnes stsally
,'is ~ shoulders, square. Gulel. Gsr LAft.1-
l'rme " Western ti~rcrg, dTEi. t'ss ga. AmeFlc.. n
refined. pals d.B Hd- CHEE-S a 'aTtdlsn m
est IS Sltc steacy. ,sts. col red SIS "a TALON
Prime ctty nrm. s-s Ut Australian ia L.lniun
i-ia. dis 81 rksrRO LEt M-Rcraed easiy.
In1 LiNSEE-D OGLs-5teasly. ais TCRPE.N-
IlNE--qTits steady. t.s Gl CuTTONSEED
olL~-Hul refined spot strong -is d.
London. NV. a-EUGAR-Eaw eeutrtflgal
lie ID, munC nCovEdo. rs 0d beet Soveufur-. Is
Tad. LINSs.Eif OH ss 81 LfNsEETl-t'a
cufta. NaVciN Jer- ueCe-lher. rs a. SIsEEM
OH. .aN 2ETEGt.Et NJ American reinrti.
6sd HgiTits . rt-RPfsSrI>E:-spirit s1s
HOSlN--A msriCan strainsd tos J 4d. lar L5s
2l
Antwerp. Sov eo.-PETROLErN. - francs
Montreal Sev. 9.-CHEESE-Flsn- lale
Westerns. uagilac. earllss nkpi2c: East
ssns. ii.st1Ae.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

SDot was quiet. with prices 20 points .oNer.
a. II sc for Uiddifng upland and Il soc FOR
utdc+ing ts-4f sales ~. Southern spot mar
k-ts- Galveston quiet. i-i1c lower. at Il &C.
sales 600 bales. New Orleans quiet, Lu-
changed al ~. &C.. sales. $50 bales. Mobile
easv. Inchaurcl. at l4is &C.. sales 900 bales
Savannah quiet l-i6c lower. Il 3-i5c,
salec So bales. Norfolk quiet unchang el.
al l4&c sales I8T bales. Augusta steady,
= lower a. lahc. sales. 3-b bales Ne NJ
nris cuI-t. 80 lower. al lAa.c sales. ll"n
bales Houston steady. isc lower. a. u 3-l@cs
saies 81 bales Liverpool cables spot 4-i"t.
sale~ : 900 bales speculation and export
Z 1lO. American. 0on. imports. 5000. Amer
.can 90 uOD E.ddlius upland. Ifd Futures
opened steady. with prices 90 points high
- closed qL.af. d. 90 points higher Sc
,--rrt-r I'D Soveru her- December and De
-ernber-Jauuary. 71aisd January Frbruar
-6Gi4d. Februarv-Marca. $50. March -Apr y
-grlf. Agril-M SD May-Juue. t.jI y ].
Ture-Tulv 7 88d. July-AuEust, 5.tld- August -
Sarf--rb@r 7 271- ember-Oct10cT, o-1t
l-t,ba-- s-oyerIher. s $40
cor FF-F-gteadv. with moderate local buy
.ra me 0usniuE was a. unchanged 20 points
rf-auc-- later markets showed a further al
,-rr~+ OF Is points and closed stsacy a. u1-
rrarrei o. 3 points net higher. Sa.es. 10 hegs
J..-, IN r1ark-rs steady. Havre being unchanged
=. ;. f.anc higher and Hamburg showed net
ss-lrre 0f : pfern.ng Brazil was unchanged
bBt th. cost and freight offerings were steady
sUot r0ree was steady am unchanged a. sac
fo- Rs0 No : Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
WIS r.EE--
cHlchco eRAIN 80 PRovIsloNs.

.a-. AaF. -a-Meak cabies and li5-
r. MI ll fHe EoTtLEcs inspired c.f-
T., Aa a-il4illu of wheat resulting lt
=. N...i.. I'D tlr close 81 4 shade 90 --'
fieII uae heavy. baf Irph -s-t'l4-
~ rHrlE The range Tor DccefIiei
-4t g -i.4FIsl ols. ard 81 66nN CO.'S Final
ttite nI Decemlef we're q pa .s, a4i1
@es q G,snE "a. News % the day
"as 1earlzl
.r.its az December by cash interests
49, Sea sacss ln corn, and tie niaFhei
-ri ~ ii.e lowest point % ihe DAY. VIZ
tscu ~ ~ iscnlc heiOs thc Hia
n- Tie previous session. DetH ~
-ff- -+4Qeraff lrn!Bess cary - flle lats
- sec siadc 10 - lower il2A 50
- D. rr1i lsifuE ueTr strong Owns -
- covering bg slDrts anu - nttl--
- ii-ffsf nlenf sccounL demand ceutIeh
= n lard. Prices 81 sAe close we're
a-A-c h-.hCr.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Co..
horized Issue $2o,oOO,OOO
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Office Of the Treasurer. New y.

Office of the Treasurer, New Nov
a Nov
stock
STsasTf toGk Of ONE HUNDRED DoLLASS @ PER SHARE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
MONDAY JANUARY 10TH
be FRIDAY
DESEMBER 10TH 1909 and reopened o'clock A " MONDAY,
DECEMBER 27TH 1909
On December 18th will mailed stockholders showing
made OF such this before
JANUARY 10TH,
provided by
o
stock
to a afe
EDWARD L ROSSITER, Treasurer