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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR CLIE

APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR SALE.
Apartment houses are known to be
the best paying property in Fl Paso.
w Missouri st. is known to be the
best apartment house district.
Buildings built by Iur company are
known to be solid and substa ntiaI
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
You can buy an apartment house
from US on easy terms and make
monthly payments, reducing your in
terest every month.
10 PERCENT INVESTMENT NET
Show US anything else in the civ
that Will give you as high rate Of in
ferest. to say nothing of increase in
values.
$500 TO $4,000 CASH.
small payment like this viii start
you of as first payment Balance can
be paid monthly or TO suit
You never had an opportunity like
this before in the city or Ell Paso. For
furtfer information write Us or call at
office
The Great Texas Realty Co,
Trust Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
Too Late To Classify.
HAVE YOU A HOMER

If not investigate this. A 3 room
frame bungalow. Fine sleeping porch
es, corner lots; y block from car line
East Ell PasO. Only $105O. Small pay
ment down, balance Ike rent
Cassidy * Davidson,
211 st. Louis st. Both Phones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
Chicago Livestock. Close.

wethers and yearlings. S425G SIS; fed
western ewes, $4,000 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
COTTON.
Galveston spof Cofto

Galveston, Tex. June 22-Spot cot
ton: Middlings. 14≻ Is lower, quiet;
today'S sales, none.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22

EOtAH LANDS.
Buy now but buy right and get
value received in irrigable lands. You
know artesian wells can be brought in
even II the Texas company keep their
wells capped indefinitely
Valley lands for sale
Mexico ranches fer sale
DE SIAZO REALTY CO..
Phone Bell 2e5- s Stevens Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
WOOL.

st. LOufs Wool. Close.
st. Louis, No, me 22.-Wool steady
Territory and stern mediums, ITO
p; fine medium :. 1901; fine, 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
ROOMING HOUSE OPPORTUNITY
EXTR AOR DIN AIRY

paying rOomfng houses but is now and
will this summer time pay better than
500 per month net. And will pay
above all expenses better than $500
per year Has a large number of rooms.
Is within minutes walk of poStoffice,
rent is reas0na bic. Price is. / am al
most afraid to state it. as it is so
small for quick sale this week. that it
seems as though something was the
matter. We'll. the matter is. that peo-
pie mean business. and are going to
sell now at $500. This Is more than
$1,000 less than price.
Ask Hodge Realty Co..
300 Texas st. Both Phones.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
DON'T TAKE THE LEAVNGs
. A BEAUTIFUL THREE ROOM

"a BEAUTIFUL THREE ROOM
Red pressed brick, finished in mission.
gas, electric lights, toilet. etc: ali
fenced and grass. Lot 5Ox14O feet
ONLY $500.
VIII take $500 cash. balance to suit
yourself. Will take lots in trade for
balance
FOR RENT.
aO4 Arizona, room. $1,000
ZO04 Michigan. room. .. 1900
-5IZ n Campbell, 3 room $500. 2250
6lS y Campbell, 5 room. $50. $500
I4i4 Brown, room. ....-s-.. $500
II Raynor, room ...- 1850
10 haynor. room .-....... 1880
Newman 6 Son.
304 Mesa Ave Phone ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
For Sale Real Estate,

~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~->~-
MEN MAKE MONEY buying lands In
Old Mexico / have bargains 70 sult
ali Durposes. A. P Apologize, Valen-
tine Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
HEATING PLANT

hA1ff 1NN A-LANI
and every other modern convenience
known to man or woman in the new
swell room red pressed brick house
we are offering for $4,000. See us to-
day.
Mathews & Dyer
Bo0TBLACK STAND FOR RENT
Melvin Meat Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22

STOCKS AND BONDS, COPPERS,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
LIVESTOCK, WOOL AND COT
TON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22

Chicago, Ill, June 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $4,000. Is q zoe off from Monday.
Beeves, $500 S-65; Texas steers, $500
q $50; western steers, $500 $50;
stockers and feeders, $3.S5 a $50; cows
and heifers, S2.7OQ $50; calves, $4,000
S.25
Hogs Receipts $4,000; slow; zoe low
er- Light, 1925 s.55; mixed, 5000
9-55; heavy, $S-45 q $50: rough, $685. "a
90; good TO choice heavy. S9.1O@9.50;
pigs. $4,000 $50; bulk, 1886 a S.45.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000; steady to 10c
lower. Native, 1925 a 5.35; WESTERN
1926 Q5.35; yearlings, S5.75G7.15:
lambs, native, 5000 $40; western,
$5.25 a 7.40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
Fort worth LIvestock. Close.

Fort Worth, Tex, June Z2.-Cattle-
Receipts 1000; hogs 1000. Steers lower,
tops S6.25; cows lower, tops 1855;
calves steady. tops $3.50
HOgs=LOwer tops 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS.

(By Special Wire 70 The Herald from
II. H Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
Too Late To Classify.
Business Chances.

TGS6 3; II Is &C T 1RG STEEDE
The Federal Guaranty company, of
Washington, d. c. (s2, 500 900 in capitaD
viii guarantee, with d gold bond, to
your purchaser the price you ask for
your lots or lands.
District agents elsewhere have paid
from commissions for their agency in
less than a month
We consider FL PasO territory easily
worth $4,000 per annum to the district
agent, as it extends into Arizona and
New Mexico.
If you want a clean, paying, per
manent business, at a reasonable price,
call promptly.
l.. Y. Hancock,
Hotel Sheldon (Few Days)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22
A BUNCH OF BALL BEARING
RERG AIMS


1850 acres grass lands, Secs. 4 and 6,
block 10, T. 6, and Secs. Sc and 3S.
block 76, T. 3, Ell PasO county, 10 miles
north of PoIvO on T. & P. R. r., all
mesa land with good grass now, water
at 800 to 400 feet. Due state $4,000,
payable in SO years with percent in
terest, or when q months more resi-
dence is had, can be paid. Price right
and terms reasonable.
24O ACRES RAW LAND.
One-fourth mile from Vado, n. NJ,
good title and both local and govern
ment water rights. Price now $40 per
acre, payable 1-3 cash and balance 1,
and years with percent interest.
ACRES CORNERING IN YSLETA.
All in alfalfa, 6 room adobe house.
Price $4,000. And many other similar
tracts.
I3 ROOM RED BRICK HOTEL,
Near Ell Paso foundry. Make offer
please.
Many elegant homes in the city at
lowered prices.
HaffOrd & Collier.
AT aTcSo Ra11 Phnnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-22

Only : miles below Fl Paso. on county
road all improved. 500 apple trees,
good bitches. IS H P pumping plant
price only s175 per acre You cant buy
any other Il nj in the nefghborohood Tor
less than $3.50 per acre This won't
last long
w. F. Payne,
A,ra1us Hotel Bldg. Phone 1850.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

100 Ib bag. 81 25GS1 so; yellow. 81 15aS 81 10;
Orange County, red. bag. 81 - 81 90 yell
low. 81 81 70, PEAS, Virginia half bol
basket, s. -; North Carolina. basket, 81 90
PEPPERS. red. cheese. sugar bbl, 81 T5 81,
regular, 81 80 a 81 so: other red. sugar bbl,
81 1899; regular, 81 q 81 %. green cheese.
sugar Dbl. 81 % PSI 70; regular. 81 81 -,
$IGS1 20; basket. 5O@ soc; PARSLEY, near
by, 100 lunches 6J q I5C, PUMPKINS. bbL
75c: ROMAINE, basket, so a soc; western New
York 30 Ge soc. SPINACH, nearby, crate, 30 ~
soc: Dbl, 75c y 81 -. Baltimore or Norfolk
bbL SIaSI %; STRING BEANS. Virginia
green or wax. basket. 81 9S1 20; Charleston,
green wax basket or box. Joe q 81 (;
SQUASH, Hubbard. bbI. Toe a 81; marrow, 50 2
75C; TCRNIPS, Canada. rutabaga- bbl. 9Oc q
81: Long Island and Jersey. zoe q 81; BaIti-
more. white. 81 %; other white. Dbl or bag,
81 %: 100 punches. 81 50GS2; TOMATOES,
nearby box. zoe y 81 70; California. fat case
81 % a 81 80; WATERCRESS, 100 punches,
81 q 81 30.
NUTs-Chestnuts in light supply and firm
Not many hickory nuts arriving Black wal
nuts and butter1uts scarce. Slow trade in
domestic peanuts though a little hrmer feel.
ing in Spanish shelled No I. which quot
able a little higher Not enough new here
TO establish figures. Pecans beginning 20 come
in more freely. CHESTNCTS. wild, Northern,
bushel IS q 50: Southern. S3 n 81 so; large cul-
tfvatsd, T5c "a s. so; HICKORY NUTS. 81 q
81 80: BLACK WALNUTS TJc; BUTTER
NUTS, soc: PEANUTS Virginia hand picked
Jumbo, h 6% c; fancy. 4 Q5c; extra. Q4lsc. Z.
shslled Jumbo, 71s q Sc; sheued No ], GLtc;
No ,, A a &c: Spanish shelled, No 1. "a Q
7%C; No .. J90lec.
HONEY-SuppIies OF both clover and buck
wheat more liberal and the better sorts meet
trade.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
Yester-

Spot quiet and unchanged, at 14-55c for mid
ding upland and Il soc for middling Gulf
sales, 253 bales; delivered on contract. 1000
bales Liverpool cables: spot steadieri sales
10 900 bales; speculation and export, 500; Ameri-
can. 5000. imports. "a, 600; American, 24,0OO
niddling upland. 7.T2d. Futures opened quiet,
4G5 points higher: closed barely steady. 1128
3h points lower: November. 7-4912d; November
December. 7.44d December-January, 312d;
January = February. 145d; February = March.
Z 4J1gd; March-ApriI and April-May, 7.46 I'D
May-June. 7.471sd; June-July. 7.46d July-Au-
gust 7.44lzd.
COFFEE-The holiday in both Havre and
Brazil had a tendency 20 restrict business here
and trading amounted to only 1000 bags
Prices early were slightly lower, opening at )
to 10 points below the previous close. under
liquidation the part of local longs, especially
in December. Later offerings were small, and
at the close prices We're steady at l point ad-
vance to points decline Hamburg was IN
changed for the day. and Brazilian cables
which represented Mondays market showed an
advance OF $50 reis in Rio. while Santos was
unchanged. Rio Exchange on London was
again lower, showing decline Of 3-I6C. Cost
and freight offers in Brazil generally
firm, and Brazilian shippers show disposition
20 increase the mllreis price corresponding TO
the advance in exchange. Spot demand small.
Spot quiet. but steady at II cents for Rio No. T.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
TOPICS OF THE STREET

F0RFIGN TRADTNG--torelgn jt no1sss
n-era not factors in the local stock InaIhel'
owing 70 the holiday on lhe Ao''0ON
change. ,-C,r-
c1BTcr-r-,- FROM STOCK EXCHANGE
7 T4sTT T-Ea New York Stock Exchange nds
st-seJSer fhe following securities from ~ Ctie
Ws+. T-1e st Paul, Minnesota q MaHllocl S .
Dakota extension per cen 8ollcS' - ~ 40 100
-o-ae 80 New York Central Lines S-.VoV'Vo
@Cs,;nr9ent trust Guaranty trust COMPANY
-ss-,i45~ates due IN 1910; the Hopoken 4-dllc
e-d rT1f,roveTnent Company : per CeLl
49,. 80 - 5,re i'm s10: the city OF New York 5
Q 7er cent corporate stock, due IN IS!1; ~
rer- cent consolidated stock, due IN L51o, =
Ter cent consolidated STOCK que 10 1S4V' 80 CO
s ner cert assessment bonds due IN 1917.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows: The Ran
vav Steel Spring Company, regular quar-
terly 1ai per cent on the preferred paEap,i,s
on December 20: the Pennsylvania KAN
rad COMPANY. regular quarterly IL per
cent. payable on November 30; the Amer
can Cotton Oh Company, regular i -..t.- ..s-
nual 2iz per cent on the common and per
cent on the preferred, payable on DeceiIl-
her :; Mobile Electric Company, quaTteIly
Z. per cent on the preferred, payabie on
November I5.
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING COMPANY
PRESIDENTIAL meeting Of the direct
oTs Of the Railway Steel SpTlhg COMPANY
z T. FftZDstrick. formerly vlce-presldel :,
vas elected president Of the company 70
succeed the late " II. Silverthorne- scout
HAYES. formerly chief OF the sales depart
ulert- vas elected a wee e-pteSi"ei.t- - - -
ScOvil was elected assistant secretary
GRANNY CONSOLIDATED.-Th direc-
tors Of the CRANKY Consolidated Mines
Com0auv net Yesterday. but took no ac-
ton on the matter Of dividend
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE FTRM.-'The
Stock Exchange firm OF Slade q Boyer mas
beerl GissoIved and a new firm formed,
under the name Of Boyer Griswold q Co,
consisting Of Philip Boyer. lie Grand {.
Grisw0ld (nember Of the New York STOCK
T7-r1arre) Louis Starr II. Cnember Of the
New York Cotton Exchange, and Hamilton
TaEEeu. as general partners, and ogden
r Hammond and Alexander 8 " etnerllI,
q sDecial partners with Offices at No. Il
Broadway. The new firm continues the
branch Offices AT No y East 40 street and
NO r5- Nassau street. George W Hal-
stead remains as office manager Of the head
Office.
COPPER EXPORTS Exports OF. copper
{u the last month amounted to 24,ol2 tons,
Conpared with 23.65l in the same time IN
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New Yorl. November /. 1n1

New York November l, 1910.
AIN-WHEAT-News was again bearish,
especiallv from abroad, where stocks OF Wheat
are accurulatine rapidly that storage
monthly stocks showed d total of 5.416,O0O
bushels against 1926 600 last year, and the
European visible increase 2,9SS,O00 bushels
for the week Nnaking total OF 1V4.&4o,uUV'
compared with a decrease last year OF o,UOU'-
600 when the total was so, 100000 Foreign
crop conditions were very 1aVoraDle. oot4 IN
Europe and IN Australia and Argentina FOL
lowing these advices the local market opened
weak at ~ decline, but showed a STEADY
tore with comparatively small offerings, uue
largely TO fears of oversold market Later
there was renewed pressure, and prices cIoscd
weak at net loss Of Is QlAc At the low
Of the day May made new low record lot
the season. while December was only 1Ac
above the low point. Stocks in public ana
private elevators in Chicago were reported
at II ,O96. 600 a decrease Of 1SSOOO Tor the
week. No = RED here. 80 u elevator, and Soc
o b a1ioat. Exporters took II loads. CORN
Steady Shorts we're disposed TO cover, espe-
cialy in December, and sentiment was al
fected by reports that farmers were not dls-
posed TO sell corn freely around present
prices. Late in the day report from Iowa
said that old cash corn had sold as low as
SIC a buSheI, and this resulted In more active
selling. At the close prices were Is lower
TO sc higher. No = corn, Sc q @ elevator,
domestic basis to arrive, c ! I, and 81 4
I b ahoat OATS-Steady with compara-
lively small offerings Final prices were ls
lower 10 X higher. Cash oats firm; standard
white 57%C; No >. 3S1ac; No So &c; No
I 37i.c. RYE-Firm: No - western, S414c,
+ o b New York BARLEY-Steady; mating,
T5D7Sc. / T. Buffalo. BCCkWHEAt-
Quiet; American. &C, c (. New York; cana
diam 57i2c, c f. New York for export.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

batfers- 81 1885 20: calves s. J0a SO -. -.
HOGS-ReceipJs. 10000 weak anG 80 49, -
f(,Ce- than Yesterdays average; uzuts - aSaE aSaE
s go. mixed. s. T0N s. so, heavy . - -
heavy 81 $50 IS so, pigs 81 90 z - ~: %, ~ =
OF sales 81 50 S. 50 sHEEF-Rece ~
o0o- weak- natives. s. 500 81 So Westesu'
s. 65 I1 81 so yea-Iinss, - 81 9 > ~,
f-5u.iunar4 Nov 1-CATTLEl-E-eCelp lpts.
80 stead. fair To good shippers 50 so
r0rlu1on 81 - a s. - HOGS - Keeps s,
2 g+S. generally &c lower butchers ana $50
1ers s. 50sI S. so. common, S5GS1e SaEEP
receipts SIS. steady and slow a. Sc p 30
lambs slow and easy al s. 80 & z 80 % r,.s-,+,
East Buffalo. Nov I--t--Al
1zt1- -sTeaiv- prime steers s. q 81 - NEALss-
$40 so. HOGS-Receipts. +Ovo, SLOW - ~, - =
~, lover heavy. s. 40ISS so; mixed, > ~ g
IS 20: Workers SIS 80 q s. 50: piss. s. yogSs'
rollghs s. 40 Q s. 50; stays, 500 50 90 dtlIlss'
s. = s. 90 SHEEP AND LGNBS-fSseetpes.
4 900. sheep active anu steady, LAMBS $40"
and 25c lower lambs. 50 90 q 50 ~
Kansas City. Nov. I--CAEIL4Ei-ESscelpl -,
~ 950 i1elHdf1s- 500 Southernsi corufsd sTssEs
baaF and EXPORT steers. 81 256fSl .; faIr 70 sooG
S5FSf, Western. s. 65GS5 70, st1cSsrs ana tees
ers s. 5O4ES5 -, southern. - - p - -
ern cows s. T5GS4 50; native, > 4,1so lssSsls'
Sass a5: bulls s. 5oGS4 %, calves. sac - >,
FIflSIS-Esceipts. :. 200 IJli@le lover ollA -
sales 81 75GSS 40. heavy s. I09sS % ~; 80 Il,
and butchers SSa - 20 @ ns-as' - e s5e5
SIEEP-R Receipts, 6,00O, sLroIls. diil1ss p 49, 80
So a. vearlings 81 2JdSf To- wethers. - SO
81 so ewes SS 2sTaS+. stocAeTs ana Isel1is' = 90
asa y.
light. choice So 75GSI 10, prime, 81 togSC - -,
SHEEP-SIow; supply tai-- prime NelnetS, 80
81 10. cuIis and common. s. 31QSz - amos. y
GS6 so. VEAL CALVES, 81 009SS % 1OGS
r1eaiIrns heavy and light Workers, - ~. piss,
IS SO, rOughS. 81 0uafSt 80
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02

set aside for improvements and deprecia-
lace OF winter of exceptional severity,
when mining operations were at times seri-
ousIy lmpeded, and considerable trouble
rom tne cars. What can be accomplished
,ne when the clements and other conditions are
Iilote M spIo'lious, may be gathered from the
~recorq ~ or operations IN July, when 100000
pounds OF copper We're produced at an in
dleated "a, cost OF about cents pound
IN me matter OF ore reserves the addition
to the tonnage of pavahIe ore has heen re-
narkable. amounting to an increase for the
year Oh nearly 90 per cent The exact fig
es ures or the new tonnage developed are IA
5O0'5o5 tons. From copper produced the
gross yield was SS,OOs I46, and from gold and
silver S472 9S3 e0
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Mass. Nov. 1.-The activity IN tAs
Boston wool market iS not quite - marked,
although the demand has oroacenec Hld
Va llles SHOW a decidedly hardening tendency
Good sales are stiu being consuInrna1ec IN
territory stock Of al grades and neecs wootS
are in demand Good woods are runI-ins
scarce. and eTOrts are being made oy ioce-
dea lers 10 dispose OF poorer grades CONSIDER
able speculation is reported In nne secured
terrftory in addition 70 buying by small Mills
Leading domestic quotations
ohio and Pennsylvania heeces--Deiains >
washed S4c- %X. soc, fine unrnerc rchantaoie-
- T25c: half blood combius. - GSocs three
ei=hths - 9e soc, quarter. 2oia e = isci aetSlno
ilr.washed. SGIs 127c, hne unwasneC. = e &c
Michigan. wisconsin and New YORK ueeces--
Fine unwashed- 19Q&1c, delatne. . 2oe; hslr
blood unwsshsd- - g 29c- thrse-eiS ms
. - aa,. Kentucky, Indiana and missouri
Tn sigbtbs blood. 296 SOC quarter. - Csc
secured basis. TeNas-Fiue. = nOnLnS'
IS y soc. q 20 : months. 55 q 51c. falL oGc-
Caiiforula-Norrhern- - a soc, middle county &,
81 n STE southern. 4S Ia soc Ores0n--t1aslern
80 i STABLE. - q sac. clothing, Sd q 5Ic; valley
N0 - . --4- Territory-Fine stable. - Y
65s.. me medium. SO n60c, fine c!Othtns 81 q
80 ane medium, 81 q 16c. hair blood conlo-
ing 60T &c. three-eishths, SS 2 1'c; quar-
Puiied~Extra. soc; me. 5sesOe: a. sups-
v-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
Yastsr-

PROVIsIONS-Barely steady at the open
ing due to decline Of 10 points in the hog
market and fairly liberal receipts but later
rallied and showed a steady tone with small
ofFerjngs PORK-Easv Mess 500 family
S25 a S35. so; short clear. Sol a S22. 80. BEEF
Steady. Mess. Sl2 1880. family sl9a 500;
packet, SlG.104 ~ extra India mess, S3i a
$3.50 BEEF HAMS-S23 0S25 DRESSED
H0GS-Easy Bacous. l2b.c: $50 lbs, f2ssc;
ie0 Ibs l2lkc: 140 lbs I2Tbc. pigs I33c
CUT MEA TS-Plckled bellies steady sfnok--
ing Isc. TO lbs. l7c l. lbs Ice IA lbs Ice
Pickled mess, u TALLOW-steady. City
5Is west Il 10 l2.2Jc, CIV dulI Jfatc: re-
5noa aasi.r south America ~ 90. Continerr
i4.75c: Brazil kegs. l;-J0c COMPOUND
Steady. az Q3% >. SzE.E,.ARINE-Oleo ,.A ia @
-COPPER-Standar4 nplet. soot
srG E,1Jsr,bAr, i2.40 u = SOC r,.ca11her - "a
n 70 eor. JANUARY, 1850 n Il 65,- London ir1n
spot f57 rs Sd futures, f5s Is "a: lake
ing Ia.3Tt @ So TfN-Firrn; spot
ber SO. 80 aa6 70: January 8640 a "a. 81 4 q.
7 Crdon 6rrn spot. tl8I IS: rl1turss f167 los
LEA EAIj-Quiet 44o@ ,ooc New York 4. .97Is 69
20 ~ ~ ~ L,-Ftrrn $50 n 9ac Nas9 VCrif "a
a. 81 east ST. Louis London snot F,I - I'd
Ip0N-CIeveIand warrants Sos in Tondon-
1ocaIlv atliet. No foundry Northern SIS rs
y, siA osi no . Northern. SIS 5omsfe No
.p I@.p - nd No ! Souther1 - a
xfG - pig iron certificates nominal
4VsT STORES-Spirlts turnanti,a stead,y
~ Trm ana higher, owing 70 concentration of
supplies in t's A5d and unchaagggs5 sellers Rosin
a4lu tdi .i,tns Ibis. Sic. "P''i'' tN-
TaTTnNsFED OIL-Moderately s.tt,. h,,t
- ..,..rt me Trading con6us1 -. III
- fsrnsrv Tenders on November contra.ts
Ing IN the spot and nearby positions owing to IN.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November I.

New York, November I. 1910
Guiding ears for the market: Is cars held
over yesterday No market to-day for beeves,
Feeling weak City dressed native sides quiet
at SQ1Ic; Texan sides at : 6Sc- London cat
tie markets slow az 12S4 e 13 &c; tops. lie,
dressed weight Refrigerator beef steady at
1Oc. No exports to-day.
CALVE-Receipts. 436. including 316 for
the market Veals and grassers steady, West
erns weak and about So unsod Common 70
culis. Sc: prime Westerns s. 90. Dressed
calves steady at Is ole for city dressed veals.
91s a I5c for country dressed and = e IOc FOR
saies-s. Judd & Co: 9s Western calves.
81 III average, s. 30 per 100 ID -.
122 10 50 so: 4 culls. 10 ID. Sc.
H. H, Hollis: : veals. 1e7 u, $40; cuus,
123 To- So; - grasse-s. 23o ID, s..
Andrew Mullen: l veal. 15S 10, $40 so: =.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. IS cars. or
S.6QS head. including q cars for the market. ;
on sale Feeling weak for lambs COM
mon TO good sheep sold at 81 15G 81 80 per 100
dull at 6NS isc per II. with very little sell
ing above Sc; dressed lambs slow at pa I2c;
Saies-W. f. Hume: eO5 state lambs. 81 10
average, So 80 per lO0 II. 13 state sheep, i34
H H Hollis: so state lambs IS 10. ST 90:
state sheep. 10 10. 81.
KernS Commission Company - Indiana
sheep. ia 10. 81 10. 1. 10 10. s.. 20. % N.
Guiding about 80 for the market. Prices
easirr at IS 6O9 50 per 100 10. few selling at
50 10. Country dressed hogs slow at l2is q
1S &C
Sales-If. II. Hollis: 50 state hogs. IT5 III
average, 81 10 per 100 III: =. 275 h. SIS 90, A
Andrew Mullen As state hogs lti 10. 50,
boar. 120 10, IS Late yesterday-f23 state
hogs 16T n. 50 10, u roughs, 299 10. 81 80.
STAG $50 To- s. so
Nelson s. McCabe Oate yesterday % state
hogs. 1s5 10, 50 10; 81, l6o 70. 50 10 . rOushs,
s36 lb 81 so.
J. C curtis & son Clate Yesterday: - state
hogs l69 10. 50 10: -, If2 lh. 50 To- 50 state
pigs. 1O5 Id. 50 10; roughs. 1s5 n, Ss 5. 204
H. 81 50.
dayl - state hogs, 194 10. 50: 1 rough. 260
10. IS.
hngs. 100 ~. 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. Nv tihiNT--spot dull; rus-
ures steady. December. bs 10 sd. M.lfen. -
American mixed. - 81; futures steady J5it-
uary. As 5d February. - 29td- PEAS-Sst -
HOPS IN London tFAacirC Coast. tS 40sstst Us
FFEF'-EX india mess. l3ts I'd SSfs~
cut SOS BACCN-Cuuloerland cns, Ssss iohs
lear middlcs. l5-ht. I4s. heavy. as 81 Sl,fr
clear Backs. 6Ts 81. clear heines. Jus SstOelr
pEsRS-Sguare 5Ss. LAftp--FrifI,e Neseesii.
ti.rees us. American refined pals, Sls Sc
CHEESE 'auadian lincst white new. 09s
cnlored 55s "a TURPEN'fINE--splrtt 80
aI ROSIN-C,emnon I5s ID PEIROLECM NJ
~Eaaned "a IINSEEp OIL-41s. COTTON
SF-Fsn CTI-Hufl rehned-SpOt, sos. fALLOW
Australian IN London. 23ls lad.
IYNnIon Nov SUGAR VaWt-Centrigu gussssi.
Qs g,i- pluscovadc. - 80 BEET SUGAR
November. 81. LINSEED tCalcurtsl--
SbsRV OTT-ES2 CM-Americsn
ree-,eti : f5-i6d. spirits. ID TJFPENFiNE =
SPIRITS ass ad ROSIN-Amertcan, strained
Antwerp, Nov. l.-Pssrolsun~ - kEknO ,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-02
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Nov. The Stock Exchange
v-sS closed today. The Bank or England
vas open. however. and took in gold, Lou-
bard Street discounts moved down lilo peg
cert further 10 1-I6 Per cent
There is reason 70 believe Ihat anotner
million sterling II gold Is coming mere from
Brazil # this is confirmed II VIII make
it almost Impossible for the Bank TO con
rirue N control OF the situation and money
rates may fall further
Discounts y erc unchanged on the Cont
uent today Paris exchange on London
advanced 4 centue TO - francs 2B44 cen
tines Berlin's rate advanced 4 pfennlg TO
- marks 47a4 pfeuulgs
CaU money in London. 4dF2 per cent;
open market discount rate FOR short bllls'
~ Per cent. long bills. A per cent; Berlin
discount rate, as Per cent; Paris discount
rate. 27s per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don, g5 francs ZI1a centmes; Berlin eN-
change on London. . marks All. prennlgs-
Bar gold, z sIiIlings pence, and American
eagles IS shillings 8 pence.
Paris. Nov. The Bourse was closed In
observance OF All Saints Day.
Berlin. Nov. Trading was quiet and
prices were firm on the B0erse to-day.