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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-05-12

ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT
q. g. Res,nson. Editer and Proprietor.
0RHsrED BUTTE COLORADO
Reno. New. should organize an all
etar stock company.
Politicians who run in a circle hnd
It hard to be on the square.
And remember that custom does not
sanction straw hats until June 1.
Evidently the man who took 43
years to milk a COW was hired man.
Help the census takers to do their
work right and get their figures cor
rect.
Why will people continue to build
their homes on the sides OF vol
canoes?
II the sidewalks belong to the city
that is another reason for not splitting
ON them.
Missouri has a school for poets. The
street car ad. is as yet in its infancy
in Missouri.
AS things are going a cold pigs foot
and a stein will soon replace the small
bird and the cold bottle.
There never yet was a spring in
which the calendar and the climate
worked In perfect harmony.
II you fail to run your business and
allow 1t to get the upper hand 1t is
likely to run you into the ditch.
man In California has two extra
ribs and Is said to suffer constantly.
He is twice as badly OF as Adam
was.
Has not Chicago the price required
TO flag the best Elgin butter as It
whizzes through on its way to New
York?
Instead Of injurins the man with a
hat pin Eve should have hurled her
other bead at him and retired half
dressed.
One OF Chicago's new hotels has
tanks for living brook trout. That is
an Improvement on the ordinary kind
OF tank.
Many heads OF households are think
ing OF subsidixinG a hen and thus put
ting something over on the cold stor
age plants.
A Connecticut woman died of Joy,
caused by receiving large sum in
cash. II is not. however. q complaint
which L. catching.
Bavaria is to try a balloon service.
but for time yet Americans will be
willing to stick to motor cars and
railroads for rapid transit.
Uncle Sam has = torpedo boat that
can travel IS miles an hour. That
would be = grand little vessel II one
had to run away from something.
California fears an invasion of
trained neas. The general impression
has been that the amateur fleas were
Just as annoying as the professional.
Now that mere man has secured a
footing In Chicago through the hatpin
ordinance. why not limit the height
of the heels. the depth Of color on the
cheeks and few other idiosyncrasies.
It is said that the wife Of an emf.
nent British statesman may not get
\ divorce II she can become a
peeress by staying married. How
strong are the bonds Of conjugai af-
lection!
One publishing house in New York
alone has published 10000 900 copies
of the Bible and is still at 1t. Leaving
out the sacred character of the book,
these sales prove that old Samuel and
the others are still regarded as the
best story tellers.
The conclusion OF American and
European medical experts In the orient
concerning beri-beri is reassuring II
is that beri-beri Is a non-infectious and
non-communicable disease. and that 1t
is caused by the practice OF polishing
rice. which removes the skin contain
ing phosphorus.
Turkey has Just ordered some new
werships from English firms. passing
over the advantages held out by Amer
n,,A HH~A l.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BROKER FAILS FOR S209, 600
4. B. Goetchius Files Bankruptcy
Petition-Assets, S2,041.

Trenton. y. J.. Sept 22.-Harry B.
Goetchius. OF InterIaken, \. J., a New
York stock broker. fled a petition in bank
rlIrtcv in the United States District Court
to-day His liabilities are given as S20S,S2o,
while his assets total sea. He is head
Of the firm OF Harry B. Goetchius & Co. Of
No % Broad street.
Goetchiuss assets include stock in the
BulIfrog Jumbo Mining Company and other
corporations. the aggregate par value Of
which is more than $4,000, but the market
value Of which IS scheduled at a,06o.
About $1,000 worth OF the liabilities arise
from claims in stock transactions, the
creditors being in many sections Of the
country Some Of these creditors are How
ard Bum, Of Railway, $1-00); Mrs. Jose
Tlunz. Of Elizabeth. 5000; Patrick Foley
Of Elizabeth. 81. .00l: Alice Johnston. Of
Eliza beth. $500 and George B. Tompkins,
Of Paterson, S7,I00.
Nearly s5o,00j OF the liabilities arise from
cases Of alleged breach Of contract, credi-
tors under this head including the Insular
Transportation Company, Spanish-Ameri-
can Transportation Company. Cuban Sea
Island Cotton Company, West Indies Land
and Fruit Company and Battey Sewing
Machine Company. The other liabilities
include various judgments.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ADMITS NEW ROAD FEASIBLE
Central Engineer Gives Views on Buff
falo. Rochester & Eastern.

Albany. Sept Z2-At the continuation to-
day Of the hearing before the Public Ser
vice Commission, % District on the ap-
pIication Of the Buffalo Rochester & East
ern Railroad Company for authority to
construct a road from Buffalo TO Troy
George ". Kittredge. chief engineer OF
the New York Central Railroad Company,
gave additional testimony regarding the
estimated cost Of the proposed road. I'm
der cross-examination he admitted that in
general the new road is feasible and prac-
tical from an engineering point Of view.
F. T. Freeman, chief engineer Of the
Boston & Albany Railroad testified that
since 1907. when II was found necessary TO
Mace an embargo because of inability TO
handle freight shipments. the company had
e~nended 100000 I'm improvements. in
cIflsiug seventy-seven miles Of tracks be-
,ureen Rensselaer, and Springfield. He in
eis+ed the company was now able to handle
sde freight cars q day each way more
man ten years ago and that the company
has not received any complaints from ship
yars regarding delayed deliveries for some
time.
TIC commission Will resume hearings
an the application on October % and p.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
RECEIVER FOR @. O.HEINZE & co
U. S. Express Company Couldn't
Collect Judgment.

Justice Greenbaum appointed Arthur +.
Cosby yesterday as receiver for Otto Heinze
q Co. and for the individual members OF
the firm. Otto Heinze. Arthur P. Heinze and
Max II Schultze. The receivership was
esta blished in the supplementary proceed
ings instituted against the firm by the
United States Express Company on a judg-
ment for SOS. .g76 which was recovered last
February. The judgment was returned un-
satisfied. whereUpon the supplementary pro-
ceedings were brought
The United States Express Company sued
to recover. s79.234 which was advanced TO
Otto Heinze & Co. on draft in October,
1907. The draft, which still is in the hands
OF the express company, was drawn by
Alfred CAM & Co. bankers, Of Paris. The
Judgment was increased to $22,276 by the
interest and costs.
The United States District Court in 1888
dismissed the bankruptcy petition filed
AGAINST the firm. The defendants say they
have large. tangible assets in the Western
DEVELOPMENT Company which are more
than sufficient to satisfy all claims.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
NO AUTOS FOR CONTROLLER
Prendergast Places Finance Depart
ment in a Unique Position.

II Is. probable that after the first Of next
month the Finance Department of all the
departments IN the city government, VIII
be UNIQUE in that # will not own single
automobile Controller Prendergast yester-
dav decided that he could save money by
doing away with the four machines tnat
have been maintained by his department
and having the work done by them let out
l,v contract. He expects to save some 5000
a year in this way.
The four chauffeurs who have gained q
livelihood by driving cars of the Finance
Department were informed yesterday thar
they would have to find new jobs.
Controller Prendergast prides himself on
the fact that he has not ridden in city
automobile since he became head of the
Finance Department. The streetcars are
good enough for him. on the first Of the
year he did away with all the automobiles
maintained by his department except four,
which have been used BY the paymaster-
CaIcula ton has shown that it would be
cbeaper to hire cars when necessary for
taking money TO the various city depart
rnents. The Controller thinks this work
can be done for $50 a month.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

London and Liverpool cattle and beef MARI s
unchanged. No exports from this port to-day
Vi Csr.VFsWReeeipts. ss2s s4s on sale. veaIs
firm: srassers and Western calves stronx 20
70 prime veaIs' IS 5Oasif per 100 ID: culls.
ss8ss: zrassers s59s5 To- western -s. es-vs.
sGgS cry drsrssd sSsi' "a ,nT5 TIT 15s az -
salcs-Georze q l. = DillenDsck; o. - ssSrs ~
I4s n aTsF4ge s11 ,S per 100 10 10 95s IS 80 5S
2. % I5 $40. cuIls. 1i4 70. 81 30; : mixed
calves. i69 H. So; II grassers. 2oi ID. s. %. =
g J. q q. curtis e son: - vsaIs 145 u. sid:
10. 142 ID. $40; e 123 n. 50 -: 8 loo ID 90
s Judd & Co: 5 vsals. 14o ID. sff: eulls.
SIS II. ss 100 western calves. 217 ID. So 50
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1Tis cara
or 4355 head: ga cars sale. sheep stsady.
dinary 10 good sheep soId at So 50es4 50 per
q Sc &c: cuIls. s59ss. Dressed mutton steady
az ioc per ID: dressed lambs 129l4c. a
feg choice hog dressed 90; ss I4se ssse lambs "a
Ii sVsTare Is 10 per 100 ID. Il penn. Cs 10.
g so e eqH laToS' IoS = 20 y ~ sS' stats 'hes0
~ McPherson & Co. $50 MaryIand lambs. 81
ID. 81 IS; q GuIls. 4s ID. So: 7s sheep. 90 lb.
s sanders: 24s state lambs. e5 ID. 81 80:
141 PennsyIvania. 81 10. 81 go q,
J. G curtis son: 100 vermont lambs =
is Is sheep r. 90 lis ri b ib. s. s. Is 'O Guns ~
Tobia & shannon: 254 Chic lambs. So ID.
Kerns Commission Co 10s Ksutucky
sheep. 90 10. 81 f214: "a cuiIs. 20 ID. g. IS
George & L s DiilenbacE: 1SI state lssnos.
70 ID. sS; . sheep 100 ID. 81 80
HOGs-Receipts were Ia cars Or I.4lS
heed Including about haif caE for The mar
kef Feeling firm TO Zoe higher. Pennsyt-
vanfs and state hogs sold 80 IS Q 50 81 per
100 II. Country dressed hogs selling at Ia
14c per 10 for medium and light weights
Salss-Csorga & L. s Dillenback: 20 stats
hCgs. 1S2 10 average. 50 50 per 100 ID i rough
$40 70. 50 50.
S. Judd Co: IS Penn hogs. 1ss ID. 81 a.
boar. go ID. IS 90
Tobfn * shannon (lste yesterday: o. Jer-
sey hogs 1872 ID. so IS; state. @26 ID. 80 30
3 rouCns. 900 Ii, 81 so
andrew Mullen (late yesterday: ID sses
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ASK MORE MONEY FOR PARKS
Commissioners Figures for Next Year
Show Big Increases.

Estimates of proposed expenditures for
next year received yesterday from the
mark commissioners by the budget COM
I,,3ttaa NJ tbe Board of Estimate showed
r.arled increases over the amount they
received for this year.
controller Prendergast, who proposed last
week that the various departments keep
+,,eir budgets down to the figures for this
,ear viii offer a resolution at the meeting
- the Board of Estimate to-day calling
mon the various department heads to
mon down their preliminary estimates FOR
next wear approximately 10 per cent This.
- course. viii not apply 10 mandatory in
creases.
THE estimates Of the park commission
- Cor 1911 are s., l,S7S6s9 0s for Manhattan
"a richmond against the allowance for
100 Of x.5l5. .s65 s.. The allowance for The
- I'-o for this year was s6s7652 81; the de-
% -,ont asks for si,l17.52s % for 1911 The
..---an for Brooklyn and Queens is from
:, az 2gs IS TO s. .773.24s 70.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 22-CATTLE-Recefpts
300: SLOW wsak oesyss. 81 soSss SO; rs5ss = Ss
stockers ana feeders. 81 so q IS: COWS and
heifers. 81 25G Sc so; calves. s79s10- HOGS
Receipts. 10000. strong. 80 1oc higher tnan 1,
50 40; heavy. Ss 20 a 50 IS; rough, 81 eog So 40
good 70 choice heavy. IS 20 q 50 25; pigs. s. ~
Q So 80; bulk os sales. IS $3.50 SHEEP--
Western. s3 2J "a 40: yeariIngs. s4 T5dsS TO-
lambs. native. IS Z5QS7; western 81 504tI
o-G Cincinnati sept 22-GATTL TTLE.Resee,pss1.. &c ia
common. 81 259ss s. HoGsOReceipts.
800; slow. 100 15c lower: butchers and ship
Receipts. 1900: steady ssas5 IS. LAMBS
East Buffalo sept 22-cATTLE-Recsipts
steady HOGS-Receipts. 2.eoo: active on
light: slow on heavy. and 10 f5oc lover
heavy. 90 2ogss 20: mixed 50 so9ss 20.
So 5O@ 81; dairiea. seFse So. SHEEP AcSp
I.ANBS-Recefpts. 4.OO0: active; sheep steady.
lambs, 25c lower closing slow. lambs, s. 500
kansas city. sept 2s-CATTI.E-Rscespts
5000. including !. 200 SoUtheruss steady to tc-
kEhsT gs dressed sed ssef s.d SyD9rs SET Sc
stockers and feeders. So 5Oqs5 10; Southern.
SO s. a So: Southern cows 81 I59 81 NATIVE
Ts425: calves 50 5oass 50. HoGs-Rs-
ssigs ssIgs' sSS 50 @ s.s e : pssx.5,
spn s Erp@Rscslpss Se-cRer T 1000 i5Sssc foS.r
lambs s6Q SIS so: yesrlings. sA I59ss 80,
wethers. s4a 81 so: ewes. So 1905 rs stock
ers and feeders. 6s4 %
IRy Telegraph to The Trfbuns-I
Louisville Sept. 22-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 651; 3O53 for four days; ma-ss-
quiet. but firm. bulk OF best lambs. s.. 15Ac.
some fancy high as &c; good butcher LAMBS
3%S down: common sheep very dnII fair de-
mard for prime stock ewes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BIG SHORTAGE OF COFFEE
Available Crop 100000 Bags
Relnw Last Years Demand.

The price Of raw coffee has advanced two
gents a pound within the last month, being
now i cents, the highest figure for many
years. and reports are heard of the inten-
ton of retailers to make advances IL the
prise OF roasted coffee as a result Of the
greater cost 10 them Of the Unroasred ber-
res. Well known men IN the coffee trade.
however, say that the retail price has been
stationary for years not responding to the
movements in the wholesale market and
tlat there is little or no probability Of any
change al this tine as the margin OF
profit OF the retailers. who get from 70 10
3 cents upward for their coffee after roast
ING. is still a handsome one.
Allegations that the advancing price Of
raw coffee is due 10 an attempt 10 corner
the market ara Vigorously denied by the
trade. members Of which say that the Up
ward tendency is sclely the result Of the
operation of the law OF supply and demand
By far the largest part OF the worlds sup
1lT Of coffee comes from the Santos dis
'rct in Brazil The first estimates Of the
Santos crop OF this year were from l0.500 900
70 uo00ooe bags. but no one now looks for
more than $4,000 10 so0o.ooo bags. The
IT. crop Eiu not begin to be picked before
next July. and the outlook is very poor a
orouth having prevailed during the last
ihree months and practically none Of the
iHees having yet 7owered, although the
howering should have been general several
seeks sgo
The total crop from al countries outside
q Brazil viii probably amount to $780, 900
to -90,0e0 bags. so that the aggregate cof-
lee crop this year, with no new supplies
sValiabie before July of next year, Is ex-
rected 70 amount 10 only l3,G00.GOo or 14.o00,
g" bags, against a total worlds consump-
Non last year Of more than 1S.o90oe0 bags.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

FLOUR AND MEAJ-F1our steady and q
little more active while the West reported
large sales in tho last two days and good
milling demand for wheat Spring patents,
81 49@ 80 6aie6ts ter "nt 81 spring cea2s s. &
q 81 10: extra No winter. 50 I5 pS3 %; extra
No winter. So 5Oqss e5. Kansas stralghts,
EoRNMEALGSteady; kiln dried. s3 30 BAG
MEAI-Fine white and yellow, 81 40QS1 45:
coarse 81 50 @s1 40. FEBD-Western spring.
s22 So: standard middling I'D $24 10; . -four do.
s23 So sacks; middling. S23 IS q $40 red dog
$50: hominy chop. S24 bulk. $25 20 sacks; oil
SUGAR.Duii but unchanged market for
refined. with graduated at 5.o5c net. less 1
Visible supply OF sugar as 100000 tons Beet
sugar quiet; September. lis sAd; October.
owing to better closing at London. Cen
trifugal 06 test, 4.24c: muscovado. SO test,
3.74G; moasses sugar. s., SO test; no S40c: -....
PROyIsIONs-Irregula early. with pork
weak but less pressure In lard and ribs
was easier. PoRK-steady: mess: s2a so;
81 & las "a sal % 50. BEEF HAMS Steady: 500 q s24
y I3%c; 160 ib. 1850: 40 ID. 1886: pigs.
smoking isc; 70 - 17gI1,As; Z ID: 15ia
1ql 49, a T. 1sci 3D. tTT&%LLow-Firm: city. 7se:
country S @se s c,t LAPR~Easg rsg.s middle soSts
America 14c; Continent 1s.2Oc; Brazil kegs.
I5c compound 1ITI1hc. STEARINE-
steady: oleo 12c; city lard 14914Ac.
-COPPER-StandHrd quiet; spot.
September and October quoted at 12.109
! . o0c. November and December. l2.2Oe
10 95c: London closed firm: SPOT, ass 2s I'D /;
futures E55 I5s. Lake, IL. 80 a -. T6c; cleo
troivtic. I2.3Tls 9t2.62 &c: casting. l212t %
10 a71Lc TIN-Quiet. spot. "a 81 e3t. TAc {;
Sertember 50 az y 934T0c; October. 344T L %
"A zoe November and December, $40 634 SOC.
ondon strong: spot. f157 Is Sd: futures. f157
- ed LEhD-Quiet; 4.3T y a a-4oc New
YortF & oo6R 90c East 81 Louis. London SPOT.
so 13s ed sPELTER-Quiet; $500 ; 500
New York: 5.97is 6542hc East 81 Louis.
London spot. f2S Is Cd. IRoN-Cleveiand
warrants 40s in London. Locally quiet: No
foundry Northern. SIS 50TSl6: No =. SIS Is
Ts15 *. No l Southern and No l Southern
soft. SIS T59s16 %. No change In pig iron
certificates ,.s -,
MOIAssES AND sYRUPs-Prices un-
changed and steady
SayaI sTORFS-Spirits turpentine frm.
brf without important variation in prices.
Fosln steady to firm. Tar Arm and un-
changed
aned petroleum steady on the basis OF T50c
ror standard white in barrels at New York.
CpwrDNSEFD Ou-Octoher oil active
and lower in response TO rumors OF easier crude
IN the South. other positions sold or in sym
pathy with little support Local contract prices:
YaEteF-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
DENIES INTER. MET. SPLIT
go, Eve of important Develop
ments." President Shonts Says.
eoND ISSUE FOR SUBWAYS
No Competition at Foreclosure
Sale. Member of Reorganiza-
tion Committee Says.

,o-+ that the Inserborough-hetro
-, ,,r,nanv had split with the Metro
-, Street Railway reorganization COM
- s,s shat Il would endeavor TO out
- committee at the foreclosure salf
.l- .so Metropolitan Railway property ant
u I. had its own reorganization plan
s.. :, case Il was the successful bidder
.,sried yesterday, both by members OF
-oorrsnization committee and by
$50 ?. Shouts, president Of the Inter
,-.-o,sb- Metropolitan company
- sbonts. on being asked again as tc
=. +-rtl7 Of the reports that representa-
ofg ?. Morgan 4 Co. and the First
--,,5onai and National City banks were tc
- The directorate of the Interborough-
.-..-of,olitan company. and that the com
- was contemplating some new tnano-
a. =, the near future. replied
s.,f;T can say at present is that We &c
he eve OF some important develop
.-.s +, Tuterborough affairs. What these
s,,slonuents are viii be made public al
=. rroDer time. We are hard at work
= our plans now. and hope 70 have them
,D shane to give out shortly, but just wher
This VIII be I cannot say.
r-yrfber than this and denying the reports
s5-es5v referred TO- sTr. Shonts would not
giscuss Iuterborough affairs.
A member Of the reorganization commit
sc said with reference 10 the rumor that
she Interborough-Ai Metropolitan company
uorl5 he q competitor for the property ot
.bs Netropositan Street Railway ct the
soreclosure sale that he failed to sec how
a could gain anything by such a move
IN the first place. he said. it would have
- nav the upset price Of s1o,J01,00o for the
--ope-tv fixed by the court. and then par
s-s interest on the Sl20oo00o per cent
snd Ns $4,000 per cent bonds Of the com
nspv outstanding. or a total including eX-
peases. Of about $4,000 600 for the property
On The other hand, as il already controls
4be company through the ownership OF S4Z.-
ag0 Of the So. 0Gl. 900 capital stock. all that
e. viii be necessary for il 10 do in oIdeT
70 retain fts present interest in the prop
cry. the member Of the committee pointed
OFT. viii be 10 agree TO the reorganization
-lsn now being formulated by the COM
rfttee and pay whatever assessment OF
.he stock the plan may call for
The amount Of the assessment the Inter
bo-ough-A Metropolitan viii have 20 pay on
is holdings Of Metropolitan stock vii
rrobahly not exceed 81, ,6t000o, and under
.he circumstances. the member Of the com
ruittee said. he did not believe that ths
Interborough- Metropolitan would bid the
property ii under foreclosure.
fnancier thoroughly conversant with
TIE traction situation. who also denied that
the InterboroUgh-M Metropolitan compsnS
was preparing an opposition plan for the
Reorganization Of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company. added that the funds
which the former corporation IS planning
10 raise through a large bond issue, as re
ported on Wednesday. would not be used
IL meeting an assessment on the COM
psuvs holdings Of Metropolitan stock, but
would be expended on new construction
work presumably subvays.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ihe petitions iu bankruptcy flied in the
Saiee States District Court yesterday
were as follows:
ssunse HOit has appointed Marshall S.
-eeaf as receiver FOR JACOB SChaner, max
~ q clothing at No. = East sth street.
So bona Of N.yu. The Liabilities are
- so1 and the assets. the creditors say,
St g on
.sSoert Wilkinson, Of PoughkeePsie, y. Y,
ae oeea appointed as receiver Tor Morris
- - AIMS keeper OF q grocery and deli
..esaen store Al IannersEalle, Greene COUn-
~, y Z. with e bond OF 1850. The lis
- .ies are 81 go. ana the assets consist OF
~ s'allec at s2.@sy and claims aggregat-
ALfahsIH L Nussbaum, a music com
1ssei, q 30. as East S6th street, in a vol
4isfE petition gives kahLities Of S72l
= - sillaEn Strauss. an investigator Of No.
= EAST l3jth street, ia voluntary peti-
~ ~ gives liabilities OF ST, s57 3o. unsecured,
;7sM @sD'@ e1s a4l4o i'4--' -'lls 10
.- "a 9lunt2ry petition against the Progress
atflnkiEg Company, at No. 3vi 10 80
- I'd street by Adolph JabiinoWski,
f.o as 2 claim on unpaid notes 2ggregat-
~ ~ Preferential paym nts made while
ysS,i,..s sat are alleged IN tie petition. The
sro S.-les ..les are about $1,000. and the assets
e valued - g,78a-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Spot quiet at 1s 9Oc for middling upland and
Il. 15c for midding Gulf Liverpool cabies-Spot
Iation and export, 500: American. 5000; imports
1000; middlng upland, T-s0d; futures opened
steady at 465 points advance; closed quiet but
steady at a net advance of 247 points. Sep
tember 7.7Od; September-October. T.19d; Octo-
ber-November 699Iad; Observation-Disclosures
g. 93d; December-January, 690Izd; January-Feb-
ruary 69Od: February-March, 6901zd: March
April and April-May. 6.91Isd; May-June, 6.92d; /;
June-July 6.9012d; July-AUgust. 8.e9d.
COFFEE-A sharp break in the French
market and unconfirmed rumors that the French
trade had more favorable advices from Brazil
regarding crop prospects exercised some
what unsettllng influence on the local market.
The opening was irregular. with December 5
points higher on covering, but with other months
1 point higher to ! point lower. and gradually
10 points lower. Sales. IS $50 bags. Spot steady
at lie for Rio No Z. New York warehouse de-
Iiveries on wednesday were %. TI2 bags against
10 367 last year. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. 22.-wHEAT-spot dull;
futures steady. October. 1s 4%sd: December.
7s SID; March. IS 51sd- CoRN-Spot steady:
American mixed. 5s Sd; futures steady. Octo-
bAr As 61Ad: December, Is THSd- PEAS-Can-
adam IS FLOCR-winter patents. 29s
81 HOPS in London tPaelhc Coast.
60 fOsHf4 I5s BEET-Extra India mess
13es ga PORK-Prirns mess western loss
ad HAMS-Short cut. 6Ss. BACON---CliTr-
beT1snd cut Tss: short rib. sis. clear bellies.
T5s sd: long clear n1iddIes. light I6s heavy
rs. short clear backs. Sos. SHOULD ERS-
square 62s LARD-Prime Western. usrce-
aud American refined. pals. s3s Sd CHEESE
-(~ansa aisn finest white. new. 54ss colored. So
Sd TURPENTINE-Spirits. 54s ROsIN.
Common rs 3D. LEUM-Refned. %
YNSEED or 4Ts TALLOw-Austrslfsn Ian
in london ass It'd COTTONSEED OIL
london sept 2-SCGAR-Rsx, centr1ta-
x,I T2s Sd: rnuscOvado. lis; beet. Ssptsnnb@r
- aIa TINSEED--CaIcutts. SsptenbeT-
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