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New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Chicago Dec 23-C,ATTLE-Receipts g, coo;
market weak 25c lower. beeves. 81 509S7 .; Texas
steers 81 10QS5 %: Western. S49s5 So; stockers
and fea5ers So 4DGs5 75; cows ana heifers, 81 40Q
s8 Is, calves, 81 l5as9 80. HoGS-Rseeigts. 2
600 market 591oc lever Lgat = 90 2ogs. & ~
81 50Qs7 65; good 10 choice heavy, s. e9gs. SOS. ~
pigs 81 lGaS7 So; bulk Of sales, g fogsI 60.
sHEEP-Receipts. 12.0o0; dull; 224J0c lower
native SO 40RS4 Is; Western. So 75qS4 10; year
liUgg 81 50Gs5 60; lambs. native. 81 25GS6 .;
Eansas city, Dec c3.-CATTBE-Recepts
100. including go southerns; strong 70 sc Sc
higher dressed beef and export steers, 50 604
So 80 fair to good, S4 S1QS5 90; Western, 81 oog
ss. s+ockers and feeders. S4qS5 30; Southern.
81 s0Gss: southern COWS. S34S4 80 native, 81 %
@s5 heifers Sass IS; bulls So go 50gs4 30 90;
20 10 1nrer: bulk Of sales 81 709sT 70: heavy.
81 10GS7 rs: packers and butchers 81 6oQSi - x
S5--Ts sT 7o0s7 75 SEEEP-Receipts. 900;
ssa6s higher. lambs s5 25GS6: yearlings 81 .
Is 25; wethers, SO 1884 .; ewes, IS 23GS3 10;
sfockers and feeders. 81 75qss 15 IN.
:, s.dI- fafr 10 good shippers, So 25gS6 %; com
go seeo' GO SnIs3 70 HOGS-Receipts. 1855: SLOW;
I5c Ioyger: butchers. 81 So9s7 80; cornTno1, seeq
e. a5 SHEEP-Raceipts. 3si; steady s14s5 49,
iar1b. strong. S44Se 25. .
East Buffalo. Dec. CAIILE-Heeelpts' 90 30
siEher; s7gs10 80. a few SO 10 HoGSERe-
@ SeLplS' q1jTA5 and Yorkers. s. 159S6 20; pigs.
&c aossa o. roughs. 81 15aS7 %: stags, 50 I59
SS * dsiries SSGSs 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS
@F5ece,pts 6.oo0 sheep active; wethSrs 15q2oe
higher: handy lambs active and l9e G. hisher,
heavy, lambs slow; heavy lambs, s5gSo 60; nancy
ie-abs s5Gs6 90; yearlings. 81 1885; wetheEs;
SaGss 25 ewes So 50as3 75; sheep. mixed 3
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
CONTROLLER CUTS BUREAUS
Practically Abolishes Three Di-
visions of Finance Department

Carrying out still further his work Of re-
organization Of the Finance Department.
Controller Prendergast practically abolished
yesterday the bureau of financial fnstitu-
tioiis. the bureau of engineering and the
bureau for the collection OF city revenue
All the financial work in connection with
these bureaus has been turned over +o .,,e
division Of audit.
Thomas ". Hynes. who succeeded Dr
Daniel c. Potter as head Of thu hureau o+
charitable institutions. is to remain as
supervisor of charitable institutions and
will represent the Controller in all rna++.rs
pertaining to them II has been decided.
however, TO have daily field fpsnec+fon or
the fnstitutions-l59 in nunaber-whicb pet
rCnds from the city, 10 keep track of the
commitments and discharges This work
VIII De done by the inspectors Of the divts-
ION OF auoit- The old force of the pureau
oA charila0ie institutions has been trans
1erreo to the chief auditor of accounts.
IN aoolishing the bureau Of engineering
rhe controller has divided the engineering 2
stan or the department between the h,.reaI II
oA iiiNesusation and the division Of inspec-
ton Chandler Wilmington, who although
ranking only as a principal assistant an
sineer has always been known q. +ba
cnlef engineer Of the Finance Depart-
n1ent. has been assigned to the ba1rea1, or
investigation where he VIII take, Instead
Of give. orders
As Tor the bureau for the collection ~
clty revenue. the Controller has withdrawn
al books. accounts and other documentary
reports from the control Of the collector
OF oly revenue and placed them In the
aanos OF the auditor OF receipts The ooI-
!ecnon clerks VIII in future ask payments
II checks and they themselves VIII be as
slgned 10 the various properties OF the ci+v
in rotation 10y
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
NOVEMBER EXPORTS
Marked Gain IN Manufactured Goods
Decrease in Foodstufs.

Washington. Dec Gan increase In the
exnor+ation OF manufactured commodities
and 2. decrease n the expectation Of food
e-1,-~s last month are noted in figures COM
n,Ied rv The Bureau Of Statistics and made
n7,blic today. Flour, wheat. corn. hams
ana shoulders, bacon. fresh beef and I've
cattle show marked decrease for Novem-
her when compared with the Ike month
and the eleven months ended with Novea1-
her Of last year. The exports OF corn show
an increase for the eleven months ended
,-iti, November. but for the month itself q
decrea Sc IS noted
Manufactured articles. on the other hand,
eroa- increases in practically all cases
I,,r,ber. agricultural implements, builders
hardware and tools and numerous other
commodities chow greater exports both fer
-l,e month of November and for the eleven
y,on+hs ended with that month. when COM
Jared with the corresponding periods OF
last year.
The total domestic exports for November,
1910. are valued at s304. 900. as compared
with SleI. 700 600 for the same month last
wear
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
Yester-
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

SsY T9.k- Psss1absr sss9nts = =, 1910, haas
69s s Soo ,tsaav sass Red nss s,ronssr WITH
souis holders asking more than We auots- scotch @
g gsfs s s saAssssss Il s5.ass g sss:: sa =
EeIlox ysf siaass sss s. 1sss2 so eae1 $50
s56fob 6 eSj l.ala; bas: sazh Sazl';ass g g.
BUTTEKIRecsipts. a.4s4 pkgs- Moderats
sss 4sea &c fanss sssag ffs'e oasF m
ceipt. slow and in huyezr favor Gea5nery
:sssl.. ..ssa p sa f.g:s s asssee tssss s:ss a
Specials, isa5ec: extras, 2se; hFsts. 2s91se;
seconds a4sasso: thirds. sseasss essc state das1g
70 of fair. saaSe: process Specials, 2sasss.e: ex-
tras 3i.ic: nrsts asna4c sseonds sg22c' . IInt.
ends. ts &c: thirds. Issooo: panAas sscek Jun.
make 2od201ee; current make. No 2. lS15G1acs
No ). l7@Isc.-
CHEEsE-Receipts. e1s2 boxes. No mate
rial change in ths situation Med Medium m and low
Top @ grades T * whole mix steady: state. whole
s ssg5sAes Or aallsg Whats isa gssss eho.s
make COMMON 70 saiT l9sisc frosted or very
a15Ac: fresh. average fancy. lo..g gl1o: an:; %
hsfa hsi tasn .kirs so ssaa s'a''s'' common
ing OF fresh gathered. and lass demand. with
disroAitior TO clean up hAfere the close of the
w.ak leads TO an easier market. and part Of
vesterday's advance is fos, RS4rfgsrAtorS freely
orered unchanged prices State, Psnnsyl-
vanla and nearby. hennery whites, fancy. SOC;
ordinary to nne. 429 4sc; gathered. 4oH4sc. held.
asaesc: henhssy browns. fancy, Ao94ls: gath
cred, S713sc; fair 70 good. s4GSsc; Western.
fs.ted extras. s7ass. extra nrs,s. s5e3so, s-sts.
s3o34c: seconds. 2s@S2o; held Trash. poor 10
prime a4d32c: refrigerator. special raArss fancy
n local storage 25I25 l7e: nrsts. 2&&o. 1c: Sec
onds 22is a23isc seconds 70 firsts. On dock 229
c4c; thirds and poorer, 2o422c: dirties, 1sa!21c.
FRI evaporatsd apples
a little stronger. Ana dsalsrs generally ask 1io
al the close Cold storage goods have fair sale
Siin-driad scarce and few reported still 60 COME
waste very strong Chops steady. Raspbsrries
firm Cherries scarce and strong: imported on
pc basis. Prunss and aaricots scarce and
firm. Peaches strong APPLES. evaporared,
fancy. 10. 12i1 13c; choice. u11iac; prime
I0a gle. prime. tobbing sales lie; prime. 1903.
bass n. &c; Pennsylvania. 6is47c; .licss- 5i.g
RAsPBERRIEs. n. 2sas6c; CHERRIES ia
is6: APRTcOTs. California. Moorparks. l4cifc.
peeled eF78c; PRUNEs, fe Ti.d dt5c
FRUITS-FRESH-Appl In good demand
and firm. Pears steady. franherriss dun and
weak Strawberries in light receipt Oranges
and grapefruit plentiful and dragging a, low
figures PiDeapples weak. APPLES. York I'M
perial and King. double-head hbi. S3 50G$4 IS;
(ireening and Northern Spy, 50 6oqs5; Baldwin
SO a5ds4 So Ben Davis. ssGs4: Russet ~ 25as
s.. ordinary kinds, s2 251S3 IS. Far Western
boxes. $lGS2 Is, PEARS. Kietsr. Dbl. 8 h06zxa.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
COUNSEL IN ARGUMENT
eotton Exchange Proceedings
Drau AIonQ in Court.

@,- che Cotton Exchange and for
- Rfovse & Co, one of the members
re exchange, argued yesterday before
- page on the motion TO continue the
s--.,v .-o-arv Injunction granted to Moyse q
- -,-evert action by the Cotton tx-
"a suspend the firm from member
certain charges First. Justice Page
- - ersurnent on the motion Of the ex-
- STAY proceedings fer perna-
- ss,.,uc-ion pending an appeal This ar
h1--. T.. .oaf II, SO Eluch time that the next
=. MT reached
- ,rsrses against Moyse & Co were
~ Morris H Rothschild. one of a
.- e. so-s, r1,er who were indicted for al
. l@-- ,,,,la-ior OF the Sherman antitrust
-,-ne-lng cotton last August Roth
s-s Wrought a charge Of unprofessiona1
So - against Hoyse & &c. with the ao-
60 ,,-1-nittee Of the exchange. declar-
the firm had SOLD TO brokers cer-
iHs -,,-,rer of bales instead Of selling TO
e. for actual consumption
So a Taft. who appeared yesterday
y-,+-au Exchange. assured the court
10 advisory committee Of the ex-
1.-It =s5 not have the power 70 expd
cl7-7 a n <roru membership, but was
A0sse --.-s,v es z referee 10 hear evidence
aol.-s - back He said that Aoyse
saa - -o have the complaint dismissed.
.z- -+-sorr success; and while the ez-
T. -,--u.frtee vas willing to have
- n-ove his case, apparently the ac-
~ --,ra- feared to go on with II
-ss Cotton Exchange, said is counsel
"A decide fairly, but did not want
:. sa-sssed. There was tine enough
-. far relief when II became necessary
1- taft He also denied that the ex-
80 rad any knowledge Of the pool lasc
- cut Of which all the trouble hzo
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
RAILROADS IN CONNECTICUT
Revenue for the Year Makes New High
Record in the State.

Hartford, Conn, Dec 23.-The fifty
eighth annual report Of the State Board of
Railroad Commissioners gives the gross
operating revenue of the steam railroads
for the year as S., Se, s95 Il. an increase Of
Sc. .83S. .952 % over the revenue of the previous
year and exceeding that of any previous
year.
The amount of revenue derived from pas
senger service was SIS 1d2 4s and the
number of passengers carried was 81 SIS, ,264.
The amount of revenue received from the
TRANSPORTATION of freight was S33. 46a, 64s.
The total operating expenses for the year
were 81. .333 839 o., being s. 7sS,1So II more
than the preceding year
The operating expenses q mile Of road
was SsS79 60 The amount Of taxes paid
nv the companies was S4-129,656 79- The
number of revenue earning passengers car
ried was s4.51e,2s4
The number of passengers carried by the
street railways during the same period was
III s31 oa1. The passenger revenue was s25,-
400 ITO
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

light receipt: nut 1atrer .lizhtly lower Rcreas1s
weak Radisnes firm Tomatoes isEesly po.r
virxinia and other Southern I5cas1 Is; Maine.
prime, bag, 81 s0GS1 60: in bulk. 1so y. 81 500
81 90; Long Island bbl or bag. 81 soess- s-,ie
i sWEs4 81 ssSu2R5 PokToEs Jes.>S a. = eossi.-seza
es1 ss5 3 osS eHosE fei sSsaeae eaos Z gsa & ri -
81: AN1sE. Dbl, s3GSS so: BEETs. 100 busehee
IS; Bermuda box. s1gsl Is BRUSSELS
sermuda. box nasi IS: bsl q bag NsF9
SIS csBsaGEs S Sasis< aa< ton sisl sI4s1s 1 ao. nss
tic, s1GaSI2: red. sssgS40; Danish, Dbl. SIC
81 II; domestic. I5Gs5c: red S2GS2 =; CE1r
@ eaifornia. -e; case, e- $ 5oga 5; csGHIo*s
Long Island, short cut, bol. s29SI. Satforaia.
sZas ssss 6 as'2 ob se ha bo;asa.e sass s 50
81 Is; box. $s3$s: cHIeoRy bsl. sSGsS 50
EsCAaoLE, hSl, IS 5oGs4: KaLE SeI ac1sl:
Orleans. hbI. s2eso: sosro. hoshouss. 2-sox
ssa ,s6 ST sscss: ;sss, sH sHso5a ssst sS &
bbi. IS 5ocs4: white piciIs. s. 5oas So state ani
white. cratA s0c9s1 IS; lo0-zo bag. sIcs 50.
ss ga COS g So 8: 1sss ,ss =. s.x # Essss ..
IS: PARsLEY- View oris.zs, plsin. ssl. s. 500
FEAs. Florida. basket. EsSIo: ssrnnda. os. sex.
S55$6: PEPPERS. carrier. a71S1o; Bermuda
boz. s2ss2 50: RoMAiNE F.ertdA. basket !lg
81; RADIsHES. sotnouse 100 sunches Sc 500
s.: New Orleans, hhl s.9ss; STRING sEANs-
s4as3 so: SPINACH. bbl s. 25e$s 50: szL~
s 5cssi s. sSsos sss ss TuRSfss RSfssie ca sss:
WArEaCREsss 100 hunches. 81 se9sH
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
NEW HAVEN EXAMINATION ENDS
Total Valuation Of Road Said To Be
Approximately $500. 600 900.

Boston. Dec 2S-The work of making =
physical examination Of the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad for the
purpose Of ascertaining whether there is
sufficient property behind its securities tc
validate them & legal Investment By
Massachusetts savings banks has been
practically completed by q special legisIa-
tive commission and the report will be fled
at the State House next week
While the commission refuses to an
nounce the figures shown in its report II
is understood that the total valuation of
the road is approximately $500, ,0oo6 600. # is
understood also that the officials Of the
road are satisfied with the result of the in
Z-eeTiE7Tio-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
roliDtY QUIET IN WALL STREET.

eae Wal Street exchanges. except the
-s-1ae Ezchange, VIII be closed to-day
Ell rot open for business again until
-@seay morning at 10 O'clock. the mem
! haviag voted for a three day holiday
=. -&ci-snge VIII be open to-day. owing 70
sE-@a market a. Chicago not being
The banks Wfn be open for busl-
as usual today ard the bank state
= VII be published et the regular time.
,..ck e'Sck WITH these exceptions, however
= y Wall Street viii take a holiday
tee close Of business yesterday until
az sea- zernlng. Most Of the out-of-toVTn
sotelsn exchanges viii also be closed
las three days
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
GRANITE BUSINESS DULL
More Than 500 Cutters Laid OF at
Barre. VT.

Barre. Vt, Dec. 23.-Lack Of business has
throw, cut OF employment more tnan SIX
hundred granite cutters at the local sneos'
The manufacturers explain that all or ths
early spring deliveries Of granite have been
filed, and that the later orders are not
sufficient to warrant tying Up capital Sec
retary wishart. of the Manufacturers AS
sociation, states that Of the two thousano
cutters employed at the local sheds only
thirteen hundred are now ct work ana
that many Of the employees have retur ned
10 their former homes in Scotland and
Italy.
The reduction in the ranks Of the cutters
has seriously affected the Jumpers and
sharpeners. whose work is auxiliary in nm
isFaing ante. 4 large proportion Of the
unskiiied labor is made idle by the present
falling off in the granite business.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
SOUNDS WARNING TO CONGRESS-
w. N Wood Says Lowering Of wooIIer
Sehedule Will Mean Cut in Wanas

Boston, Dec. 25-In q long
viewing the uncertain textiJ. s,+7,.-5o-. -
sued from his Office TODAY wSI1;s,, AZ
Wood. president Of the American r-o,,1..
Company a combination Of thirty worstes
plants, made the declaration that if Com
gress revised downward Schedule <. the
much criticised section Of the tariff on wool
ana woollens, that body would be held re-
sponsible for general reduction OF textile
wages in this country. He further said he
did not believe Schedule x had cost the
people cent more for clothing than befors
its adoption In ten years, he asserted. the
schedule had yielded the government q
revenue Of $3.50 900 o0o
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December "a 1910.
GKAIN-WHEAT-Trad was quiet, but
prices were steady TO firm, closing at A4Ac
net higher. Offerings were extremely small, and
traders were tinaid about taking risks on the
short side. owing to fears Of buliish manipula-
ton in the West. where the May position il
congested. Liverpool was steadier than ex-
pected, with covering due to smaller shipments
from Argentine and predictions OF smaller
worlds exports No red, 9Sssc elevator. and
e77se a1ioat No / Northern Duluth,
81 1Sss, a7oat- CORN-Quiet but firm.
closing at Ac91zo net higher. Export sales. 33
loads, and exporters were nervous regarding the
small arrivals from the interior, It Is claimed
that freight room has been taken from New
York for about 1.ooo0 900 bush Of corn up to the
end of the year. and as stocks here amount TO
only about 29a,0o0 bush and railroads are bring
ing in about only 10000 bush day. there IL
g fear there will be shortage TO I'LL freight
engagements. New No 2, 52zc. o afoat.
OATS-ouiet and steady: cash oats frrn; stand
ard white, 3sAc: No 2, 3sc: No 8. 3IAe: No 4.
s7Hc. RYE--Dull: No Western s21sc. os,,o I . b
eit. Buffalo. BgcKWHEAT T-Dull; american
625sc, c New York: Canadian. 56c bid,
New York, for export. Wheat, including -four.
exports for the week, according to Bradstreets,
aggregate 2 730 900 bush. against s94 coo last
week and g. 7T0, 600 last year: since July l, 5S-
$50 0G0 bush. against S4, 041 600 last year Corn
exports for the week, 103e 600 bush. against
4s3 900 last week and 1.S52, oo0 last year: since
July 1, e.so4 900 bush against 7547 900 bush last
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour dull and feat-
s5ess sa sSt @ ap Ensaz Ga liaay s 5ss % s s
patents eogs4 # ss sBF58g oss sssrs se ..s. s. ass e.
FoURr5FHs toss .s55 + !. good 1a5 s. g
an eadRSMElEtssaE EoRu kiln at dsi. ss z Rss l'9 2
MEFias 8 iss1 xhlse 30 FsEbWsssssn -s serins
s24 T59s25; standard middling. s26; -four DO.
ssss red e0s ss aS csE s ssss @ s r. 20 aas aas
neal f5S, SO ss5 5oasse.
pdaRRsfasdy. Ness, sal g: family. sssg
sS So fy ness sissls s se gscs s6rs slssss 90
Hs'o4s so s: 1 he ia2 slzi ns M dSr f3 X anlfs a5
Pfckled bellies barsy stsady: 10 Tos. l53s sal5Sc:
Il s issa 1s=al4e I 81 lss Pslsd sls bans bans
e. seun agi 9S,i o RPRassE EtP ia aEoes sssa gsnss NED
Br.lEif kegs. 19c. coMPogND-E1rn, ss4 9ss.
fa:Eo. fIEARiND-s'sA''' 0'S0' S'''' e''S af'' hAa
sa atlriay and Monday. Refined steady and un-
CHANGED en- tine basis make. es sor bs Rss sas Sugar
S. s 1o;sa: May ss I'D Raw. here dun and IN.
vado. SO test, s.4siac, and molasses sugar. es
test. 8 23l4c.
RICE-Firn market ane full prices.
-COPPER-Standard dull; SPOT
and March IL 15Gie soc. London d1iil: spot.
E56 12s Sd. futures fo7 e 60; Lake copper, 13g
y Is TIN-DuIl. spot and December. sg3s. Csc;
January. 3sges Doc; February, 5sq3s 35e March,
aS63s 4Oc london firm spot, f174 rs Sd futures
ffT4 Us Cd. LEAD-Dun. 453 1. 55e New York
A s5aa 4oc East st Legi-. London lead. alb 3s
s s2lA 6j 4211e East ST Louis. London spot. f24.
IRON-cleveland warrants. 49s i0izd in LONDON
Locally nominal No. I foundry Northern. SIS Is
dS16 .. No. ?. sl4 TSdsl5 70: No / Southern
and No. l Southern soft, SIS 254sl5 IS.
MuIassEs AND sIRCPS - Unchanged.
with full prices quoted.
NAVAL sToRFs-spirits turpentine was
again somewhat higher. with tone firm at the
gain. Rosin was frner. with tar ssl ade easier.
TURPENT INE--Spirits. machine hhs. SOC. TAR
-s7 % ROEIN-Conrnon TO good strained, S6 10;
B, Sc Is, .. So 30: e. Sc 80; T, So as. @, 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
sosroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Dec. 25.--''fh4 coa1IIsrcla! bulietih
.,.II So ~ the Wocl market to-T1ofroW;
WIZ .-sr-s,or yvooIs have again held the c.ntre
=. sttrsctio1 this week the movement IN these
ass ,,--rs,,sr being considerably more pro-
ss .Stirasfss OF the amount sold varying
LOU 400 1.1G 10 900 600 pounds. One mill is
ssid 10 have cleaned up Zgo ooD poulas OF ter
49, N,rSolz AMI one two other mills have
balnea matters aluns by large purenases while
me- Sorsiderabls original Montana sold at
range OF 1sq2oe: while los o. corH. me Mon.
ldla ~, lS-5 go moderate amount Of fleece wools
ras also changed anas washed ana nn"ashed
tS3r1T7@nfs or wool from Boston 10 De
cArnber % inclusive, were lss Ii,2ol pounds
SFatiL .. 9.s as 3Gs pounds for the same period
-. See4ii@t - The recents 20 December -. IN
1asive we're 2T2 las. ls5 pounds AGAINST aoi =,
.sa ftss hounds for the same perioo iaSt year.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December %. 1910.
Bs1ssl sEEesP6 : eses Por the doS Gaf IT IS cars On
sale Steers in fair demand and steady TO
strong bulls agd COWS cisa4e r to conaon to
choice steers sold At 81 eo& Sc 50 per s9o I'd; Cow.
itts 1T s. s59ssFs s. So ressed z 5'ts beef d9i at
I0ibc per ID for native sides. London cattle
market steady at I$A S141e per bss e 9rssssi ar at
aaioc per ID. liverpool steady. EXPLOITS
sooEroy $50 ea5ie and N 16o 5fS aersFs ana S. ea 3
tie in the Bermudlan to Bermuda, o,,o staars
ss IS Isrsee seemsSssF IS S per son 100 n 3 1875 5
i0s4 Ib. SIS IS: / bull, 1Iso - 81 so: l. $50 h.
MoFheFson P5 : Co co: Is One steers. 1893 p.
ss 60 sd sq y, 1159 = aE 70 8 8 i9 1913 b I IS ii'
Ib, Sc so: $50 lb, So go: 10. ss7 H. 81 So; T.
% tennessee atsz stockers. 752 ID s 60 buil,
1850 ID. IS; heifers. ssS Ib. s4 50; 10. 10 ID,
oSB 2s Il s0g sSasoh s1s ~ os fss 1880
gtoekgrs 70 ID, 81 % PSl l55o 10 1os5 n +
s5?o 81 - s5s g Ib fS S9T $50 T. S. Isl b.
sa $50 r. s. ~ 71s nS,n H. 50 s. % IL s. 50.
SO lb. 81: 10 cows, es2 Ii, So so; 5. s24 H.
CaLyEs-Recsipts, 152, inoluding, SO for II e
market 52 head on sale not fnelHe1p7 a7s sa1s Fhs
stale Westerns, rms -, saeh OF oaole9 for ei xalz and
Common grades, and westerns and barnyard
calves not wanted Dressed calves slow to
SO 1Sc for country dressed calves
SaIes-S Sanders: 15 veals. 141 lb average,
81 per 100 ID: s. 93 ID. So 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, IL cars, or
sos head. including cars for the market;
81 cars on sale. Sheep nominal; lambs IN
limited demand, but prime handy lambs hrTn
and a fraction higher than yesterday; heavy
lambs neglected About 8 4 cars unso!d Ordi-
nary to prime lambs sold al So 50N 50 30 per
100 10. Dressed mutton dull at = a Sc per 10:
dressed lambs at S 2 QI0i9c, with hog dressed
az lie: country dressed hothouse lambs un-
changed at IS a SO per carcass
Saies-NeTton &. Co: 243 West Virginia
lambs IS 10 average, Sc 80 per 100 III; 81
state eS To- So 40; 4, so ID, SIS so.
HOGs-Reoeipts. 10 cars, or 1853 head. all
for sIaughterers except a few head Noui-
nally steady for all weights. Country dressed
hogs unchanged at S@111sc per ID.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
EMERGENCY BANKS HOLDINGS
The DOT Institutions in q. S. Represent
$40 042. .720 Capital and Surplus.

---=s,=,~-on- Dec 2.-Corpieted stausrics
- -l,zt more than g per cent Of the na-
-..-.7 rs7k,ng power Of the United States
- = -An-esented n emergency currency
.-s,-,.-tons which Secretary 1IscVeagh
,ss been urging the bankers 10 form.
pz-,,rns made today show that out OF
- n. national banks in existence 227
. .he-, ara Members Of currency associ-
srions. bit thst small nuuaoer represent -
.ss.sess. 20 Of capital and surplus.
The capital OF all the banks IN the asso-
.-,s-5aas is SOS s54ln, and under the Ald-
-4chTreelznd law they are authorized IN
event o. sn emergency 70 issue that amount
ir notes which have already been pre-
rs-e6. Tie law provides that at no time
shall The issue Of emergency currency ez-
caed s=le 65a GO.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

for naidding upland; delivered on contract s.Ioo
bales Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales. 1000
bales: speculation and export, 7O0; American
5000 imports. 4. 600 American. $4,000; mid
ding upland s.16d. Futures opened quiet and
1Inehaused Closed steady at net advance of
Ha1la points December 7.ssd December
January and January-FehruaTy, asla: Fs2rll- @
9-9yd; May-June, T.e914d; June-July. 1884; July
August 1854: August-September z. lod; Sep
teniber-October. T.4il2d: October-NoveInber.
7.22d.
CoFFEE-oulet; sales, Il. $50 bags Through
out the session holiday feeling prevailed. as
the market will not open until Tuesday morning
Havre closed unchanged to :. franc lower In
Hamb,Irg December was a pig lower. and other
nosifions were unchanged. The local market
opened unchanged to 2 points advance, developed
a steadier feeling. and at the close was 70
rofnts net higher Spot inactive and slightly
easier at 13asc for Rio No Z. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
p, 3. & E. RAILROAD TO BE SOLD.

Scranton. Penn. Dec. es-The United
states Court directed to-day the sale Of the
Pittsburg. Binghanlton & Eastern Railroad,
which was declared bankrupt some months
ago. The road viii be sold at Towsnda,
Penn. to the highest bidder on day to be
fixed by the court. The sale was ordered
on petition of E. H Gay & Co. and the
knickerbocker Trust Company trustee.
The railroad company owes s3.e17.525 on
mortgages upon the property issued by the
Knickefbocker Trust Company.