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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

So 81: ENGLISH sNIPE, s2a$3; RAlI-BIR r! IS
60Ts1: WILD DUCKS. canvasback, pair, 3 .
So r9dhead s. 5"g s. 30. mqiaf t1a 80
a0c; broadbiu. 3oq I5c; RABBITS. pair. % a
POTATOES AND yEGETABL EsnF F.. t pts
for the week %. 1876 bois potatoes 1914 bols
onions Potatoes firm and advancing until Just
potatoes weak and declining Red onions firm;
yellow and white weaker Carrots dun Eeo-
plants largely poor. Lettuce less plenty and ad-
vancing- Mushrooms closing 10c higher. Pep
pers poor Radishes steady. Spinach weak
String beans higher under light offerings. To
Florida ana New Orleans increasing. PoTA-
TOES. Maine, bag. 81 50aS1 90; bulk. $50 10,
81 6o9Sl % Long Island bag s. 9eq zs Pug TX
b l9 n q s ~ s s 6 sumo 81 4Sas bag sg
81 50a$1 40: long 81 50GS1 60: SWEET POTA-
TOES. Eastern Shore, Dbl 75cqs1 Is; JERSEY.
as1 -: basket 46cG$1: BRCssELs Sprouts,
quart 6G13e; cARRoTs Dbl or bag 55o a. go
ton, s9asii; domestic. s76Ss; red, s25Q$.s;
CELERy state and Jersey dozen z r9ofs l'q+Oc,
Island. short cut, bbl. 81 50aS4; long cut; Sig
81 70; CUCUMBERS. Florida basket, 81 3eqS2
s.: CHICoRY and ESCAROLE, basket, 75cQ$1;
Elephants, nearby. bbI, 81 29aS2; basket :,0c
100 h. $5a$5 90: LETTUCE, nearby, Dbl. 5oc9
81. basket. 3096Gc. state. basket, S1QS2 80; Nor
s2s9 %@y 6rica6 nsSI bbI ssasio MfsHRC0Ms
dollhouse, II. 25aj0c: ONIONS state and West
white pickle. bush crate. I0C. other white.
14o-r5 bag. 81 50aS1 81: 1Oo-fb bag 81 i5qs1 40:
red. 14o-fb bag 81 500S1 81; 100-tb bag. 81 %;
Orange County. red or Fellow. bag. 81 25GSl -,
PEPPERS, nearby. sugar Dbl, $1G$2; regular.
I5cas1 81: basket 5G0>jc: Florida, carrier. 81 -
as -. ROMANO. nearby, basket 5oG75c; New
Orleans, bbl. SsGSs. RADISHES. Norfolk. has
ket. 15cGSf -. hothouse. 100 punches 81 5OG
81 -; SPINACH nearby, Dbl 75c1s1 u; Nor
folk T5cGSl -: STRING BEANS, South Caro-
lima basket. s1G$7; SHALLOTS New Orleans.
100 punches, s2a$3: SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl
75cd$1, marrow. 500 75c: TURNIPS, Canada
rurabaga. Dbl, 90c6$1; Long Island and Jersey
T5cQS1, white. Dbl or bag. s1GSl %, TOMA-
TOES, nearby, box. 5acfSl so; California, fat
case. S1aS1 p; WATERCRESS. 1C0 punches
So 80
NUTS-Hickorv nuts more plenty and weak
Ctestnus scarce and high. other nuts quiet.
Spanish shelled coming in freely and meeting
good trade Pecans steady. CHESTNCTS, wild.
Northern. bush. 81 50GS9 so; Southern. SASS so;
large cultivated. s1G$3; HICKORY NUTS, SAG
81 80: BT-LLNTTS. T5cGSi, BLACK Wal
NUTS, roc; BUTTERNUTS. soc. PEANUTS,
Virginia. hand picked, Jumbo. n. Sc; fancy, DC;
extra. 4d4i.c. shelled. Jumbo. Sc: No /. 6i4c;
No .. 4i2G4$.c; Spanish, No /. &c; No . so
SIC; PECANS. polished. 10. 10q11&c: IN
HONEY-Bettcr grades If comb in good de-
mand and firm; lower grades drag; little de-
nand for extracted. Clover. comb fancy. white.
n 15d l6c- No / lie: No = d13c; clover. ex-
tracted Sd9c; buckW heat. extracted, Tl2Gsc;
comb 11G12c: California, extracted, S6l0c.
BEESN AN-Market continues quiet 20 a
Sic III.
MAPLE SCGAR-DeaIers' paying prices for
average fine quality: Sugar. 10. 12a14c; syrup.
gallon S5I95C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, November - 1910
BEENEs-Receipts, - cars, or 735 head,
of live cattle. Feeling barely steady. Dressed
beef in moderate demand at 81 lie for native
market weak Al 1915 1sI2c. dressed weight
sinking the onal. refrigerator beef lower at
London at 1"r. Liverpool cattle market slow
at 10Q-11 lac. dressed weight. in addition to
the offai. Exports to-day, 100 beeves. in the
ST AndT DIRE, to AntwerP Doc ,o,z ...,....,- ,..o
for the market, 414 on sale. mainly Western
calves. Venis ana grassers steady; good
mandy Westerns also about steady' heayy and
clearance Medium to good veals sold at 50
a SO - per 100 III; grassers. s. 80: Western
II i, n f7c for city dressed veaIs 9015c for
country dressed calves S9l0c for dressed
SaiesSI G curtis & Son: 80 veaIs. 1s4 ID
average. 50 30 per 100 ID; srassers, 1877 III,
Nelson s McCabe: - veals. lis II. 50 80; O.
l12 III. SIS; 1 fed calf. $50 ID. 50; 10 grassers
2Is ID, 81 50. 9S Westerns. 800 ID. 81.
Judd & Co: 10l Western calves, 252 ID.
sHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts 81 cars,
or 1.T9O head. including L cars for the mar
lset: So cars on sale. Sheep quiet and barely
steady. lambs slow and rated weak to lower
for all except strtctly prime stock; pens not
quite rIsarcd Common 10 prime sheen tewes5
sold az s. 50as 81 10 per 100 10. good lambs
Sc &c earrings. So. Dressed mutton slow at
6aTInc with choice wethers bringing Sc
dressed lambs selling at 9g lac, and hog
dressed high 12c.
flFS-h1TEs
lambs 81 lb average SIS 80 per 90 10 223
70 ID. So 90. 800 Pennsylveenla, 81 III IS 90;
ID SIS. ? Indiana 10 lb, SIS: 10 sheep (few
earnings 80 h. s. 90 u.s. rs sh ss i1s ID.
- State. Ioo 10 So so: II 81 ID. So so; o Penn
syiysnia, los n 81 so; -; los H. g. % nass
Indipna ~ 10. SO CO. 22O Buffalo, 81 ID. SO 50;
80 Kentucky. 73 H. Sc 50; III State sheep.
HOfsS-Receipts, ~ cars. or 4.oI0 head. in
Guiding II head for the market Nominal
quotations were 81 90 a s. -. outside for choice
light ptgF Country dressed hogs lower at
loGI2tsc for heavy TO light weights.
Sales Cfate yesterdayl-J @. curtis & Son;
II state hogs SIS 80 per 100 10. so. 1870 ID
IS 50: y. In@ H. IS Is; Is state pigs. % ID.
~ 80: roughs 40 10 81 80
go 10. $40. = stays, $50 lb. 81 90. / boar.
: Judd & Co state hogs. 111 h. SIS 10;
t, go H. $s 3 roughs 397 III. So 70; stag.
$40 10. 81 81
y n Hume state hogs. las III. SIS 80. o
state pigs Sc 30. l rough $50 Id, s. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

ceipts. $4,000; slow and weak decline. Light.
s 25q$5 %; mixed s. 4oas7 So: heavy. s! sos
8 45a<7 SO; PIGS, $IGs7 60; bulk OF sales: $! IS
s. 25aS4 %: Western. So 506S4 20; yearlings
81 20qs5 -: lambs. native. s. Jo9S6 SO; West
ern, 81 75Q$6 so
East BuffaIo Nov 15-CATTLE-Receipts
300: fairly active and steady: prime steers. So 30
ass 10 yEALs-Receipts. 100: active and SOC
lower: IS 1880 80. HOGS-Receipts. $500
slow "a and 15a2oc lower heavy and mixed $ 20
roughs s. 75asT: stays, s. 75ase p; diaries,
81 65QST 30 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
1OS0o: 25G3oc lower sheep active; lambs slow
anIbs. s. 5O9Ss ~; a feu SIS so. yearlings, 81 IS
as: wethers, s4qs4 %; ewes. So 75asS So; sheep.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-CATTLE-Recet2ts $50;
market quiet: fair TO good shippers. 81 50Gs5 -:
common. S26S3 50 HOGS Receipts. 3.421;
market dull 10G15c lower: butchers and ship
pers 81 COG 81 20: common. 81 JOTs9 %. SHEEP
--HeceiPts. go: market steady: s29sa SO; lambs
Pittsburg NOV. 5.-CATTLE-s teady; supply
SHEEP-siow: supply fair. Prime wethers - 10
asa %; culls and common 81 50qS2 SO: lambs,
s. 5oa$6 80; zeal calves. 50 5oqs1o. HOGS
Active Receipts Il double decks; Prime heavies.
81 S5dS1 30; mediums and heavy yOrkers s. So
9S7 50; light workers.. 81 90GSS: pigs. sass 05:
rOughS. S1H$1 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
ORIENT ROADS PROGRESS

RAPID development o. Z large region IN
80 Southwestern para n the United States
and = vide area n Mexico already Is fol
loving LpoI The building Of the Kansas
CIr Mexico & Orient Railroad. the new
independent IranScoTJinenIal line which :
be.1g pushed from Kansas city southN est
ward u the Pacific Coast Al TOQol0bamDO.
Mexico. This y Ire report brought TO New
York hT z parry Of Eastern capitalists or
-1et- return from an Inspection Trip over
lie lie " -lch has Just been made by Ar
thE- 1 S-ltEgelI- president % the new road.
S-d Et-E-ti-e capita lists q New York. ST
Louis Kansas civ, PitT<JE-g. san Fran
o-seo and other cilies who are interested IN
Jle ra1lr1aG
The J-ip JUS completed extended as far
t. Mexico tlry. and on me new line Gov
eTed TIE entire route. with the exception u
ne extreme western portion being built
jhr0lc1 the Sierra Nadre from the Pacific
D-ear. The Kansas CITT, Mexico & Orient
! completed auC under operation from
nt@1lts- Kan. southwest ward 10 Sweet
water, Tex anG II Mexico. from Marquee
&C SANCHEZ and from Topoiobamno inland
SooEt ftty C-lleS-iD all about nine hundred
niles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
TOPICS OF THE STREET

-,aRErGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
- active in the local STOCK mar hel-
Nag upward Of three thousand shafes oH
sslsnce- ,-D n;,s6ends
fase &C 9to-1nsr1y, regular SIC for the quar-
g.. g. ,avaSle December 10. tie hePuoHS -
r. fe;eei Company. regular quarterly ~
81 cent on the preteTTea: p4 1sa Pine and
80, ,ror7lrany, regular quarterly IA
-,er- on the preferred; me Atiah.4S
,assf Line. regular serni-arnuai per ce i
tO~--a common. payable January 20, the
STsl+-sm Watch Company. regular semi
-l1sT 2 r7e- cent on the preferred. paNapie
sS-e:nIe- !. and the Federal Minlns a IR
s-,e.r.ac Company. regular quarterly u.
- cent OF the preferred. payable Decsfh-
sz-EER LFHIGH DIVIDEND En-
pc '.p.-The sharp advance IN me 500 N
-,a ohigh Valley Railroad COMPANY III
S-.lsdelp.ia yesterday WAS due 10 ne eA-
-.s-fation u an increase n the oirloeIi NJ
a-Ae directors are scheduled 70 act on IltS
-e--e- to-day The impression IN wei
...forn,eC quarters is that an extra divldeno
ri Re declared in addition 10 the reg 1la-
ser,,-snHuai dividend Of ) per cent, 50 a.
: ar-s1C the disbursements for the han
&C. u 70 : per cent
ADDITIcNS TO COLLMBIA TRL ST
,~51TP 4%~-Fred " White. OF Peters.
unite & Co has been elected director OF
-he Toll-rn ia Trust Company, ana mon n
995r+beU president OF the New ork lele-
60 company. has been elected mem
H. ~ he executive committee OF the In
sttution. ,-
TIE PENNSYLVANIA DIVIDEND
---e Pennsyl 4 ANA Railroad quarterly dlEl-
ferd due November 50, viii be pald 70
:. y. stockholders Of whom SEX are
,,-o-oe- The number Of foreign stockhold-
IS i z "a and The amount Of the dividend
"a r RAID i $SlSs.l5a
COPPER EHPORTS-E1ports Of cop,
pe- in October were ZI,sl4 tons. coInpa,r o4.
2ri-h . So tens II the same month last
year
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK--Ldridge
2 SNOW president Of the Home tnsuI aflce
Sor7nsrv. has been elected director Of the
Fo.--h National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov 15.-Suspicion that considerable
export business was being done Winnipeg
but not reported took hold Of wheat traders TO
day in Chicago and helped force prices up. The
close strong a net advance OF sale
TO 1isd1i4c, and also left both corn and oats
&c TO &c higher than LAST night but provisions
were down &c 1Oc- Wheat closed at almost
the top for the day. From the start there was
no time when IT was apprectably below vester-
davs final quotations. There no lack Of
adyices toward a higher level The cables tod
OF Wet weather in France unfa vorabIe for seed
ing. and of dr-ness In parts of Argentina Pfi-
mary receipts did not reach the total OF shipment
from the same cities The fact noticed. too.
that cash wheat at Baltimore had gone TO
premium against quite a discount recently Mill
ing purchases az Minneapolis formed another
source of courage for the bulls Even big in
crease IN the worlds available supply had
the slightest effect in the way OF causing a
ha edward tilt Uneasy shorts covering
right UP to the last moment Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

"a poo Hov. 15-WTEE aT-Spo- firm
Df,r-rtr A-stern winter. - 10. futures firln
CC,rsS- = j = Marci and Ma. IS = d
tuf-'-., Sg.t hi;ns american mixed II e ID.
3xs s-te' Jsnuafy nominal. Feb 1ary IS
ps,a-. =. = Z fi.a'iisr - ID FOL R-Hiufe-
= f-.loNNs- HOPS ia London Pacific COAST
is l. los EE-EF-EN1ra India mess
- FJtsh-Fr=rne mess Western. ~ s.
c.Er;----1H--ss - >f5o-f cGt SIS cd R&Co%-
Co. - &c CIT tHs- clear bellies us long
CO p c4ies. light Gas- heary. lis shori
l. aD-t5.----., IS FHCTLDERS-Squa as.
ren-cS lttlle Western tierces 5.s. America
49, pals. o. CHEESE-s-ansdian. finest
--s1.rt.e - eelored, 5G-. TCRPE$TINE
TrCT - - 20 ROSES-Corarnon. 1Je Pc
81. CO., 30: ..t.lf..3ze Sgd. LINSEED OIL.
3qs &-rsEED OIL-Huil refined, spot,
5ss "a -A-LoW-Aus,raliaa ia London,
- ~. z. NoE- l5-sI-GA R-Rav. cent-lfu-
LISErt75.- II SEQ ado, IS beet Noversbe-. as
sEE-1 81 slcGtta tnril-Jgne 62s LIN
sor ~ Is sd SPERM OIL, f3t- Pc
IS = --s5ll-rltan refined :, Is gGd sDir-
hQsr,-- - TfsF-Spirits. 55s 81
fisd american strained, las "a fine. l6s
- Nov 15.-PETko1EUM - lI-ues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

Mo- a. IL ac e and ssslsr
s14aSi5. family. $lesx2o; packet. si5 5oaS16:
eztro India india =, mess $2laS3I 81. BEEF HAMS
ii5.c: pigs. I2'ec, CIT MEAT Is bel
y n 14+4c Picked hams, I3I.@l4c. TAI
LoW-sJeat}- Gu: -. country. 73-as &C
easZ: hs refinT Is. south America. - 75e: Con
1E l[i1 Ssss 1a i651i E2np'g9a 1
RiCE-Basiness good. hut orders generally
confined, 10 t,neI lots Prices steady 70 firm
Louisiana crop n.oZeZaent 70 date as follows;
FieeeipJs rough "a sa~As against rs
aga,rst ga - go q year ago.
changed. stanoara granulated 60c net less /
per cent cash. IN London beet sugar was quiet
3ne 8Rea9 ss MAJ a. e Fsner Soeber and
fJ1t quiet and unchanged NovGT,lter ana De
eeni1-TT, .ISe so 20
snH NoVember. y 5oaI y CO. T, - ei.aoS ~
- t5c. lamar i11eeyalZ7oc. February y caa
sr,ot ~ les Sd. futures IS rs crper
ISa Y e. e.tT.roiytic l2s75s ql5c: casting
teITaer IS 33 90 20 Deeenfo a. and
February 20 g q. - ~ - Sales we're reported q
~ los i' f1tures ice LEAb a99 firm fp POI fi h
X-v Yara 4259i.3o. East - SUI a.
sga, ~ Is 90 sF PEI nominal ,ii1 o 5s6a
Iordor s "a +. "a - 60; IRoCle<eiand v5r
fornGry, northern 10 SogfferSI es ia 81
@u1herr soft SIS 75a$ls : ~ di star ne r.r,
nOLassEs AND sTgUps- ut,,
,-irse UNCHANGED 'itau5' WIN
tN>AvAI sroEEsn oIIg5rrDeaiia. easier a. SOC
I9,ei- and unchanged 81 "a ai"i'
'tsinFs-Business fairly racs
,h market firm Offerings NOT a. fuil sTi n,,r
49, a-rtt-sIs not liberal 'sIgc. anu cur
tt.TsFRF- Na-kef -rsr mai
nriCas Considerable activity y ',,talnea al l4H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY! Money on call opened
g =. rp- cent highest. ~ per cent; low
= - cent closing. 3 per cent ruling
-e-e 2.- cent Tine money was with
~ r7aIe-lal change Rates. +l2aa per cent
- s.xt, DAYS. 4izG4s4 Per cent for three,
= -.t,.-i-7r-e5 dun Rates 5leds per cent
e. ef1rv DAYS .trCorsed bills receivable and
,-o5-. for 10 SIX months single names.
sn5 $751; rer cent Toy others
FOREIGN Exc GE.-I'he foreign eN-
,E---a market opened steady. with cables
C5o+e5 a SFI5Q4 9sZ1 demand sterling -
ss-r-. S6s5 ana slxty-dsy bills at 4Ne2g
ass Sag-- francs we're 5--+fs leSS l-g-q
525s and snor- geiChs:narkS $40 p-uS
- u. --arks- c.osel steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
large business. offerings conservative !

s snt only only at ful prices c. IT., 4''s'
Sssine t sap f T Roots good average
,oed iobbing demand Essential oils firm. I'm
so 00II,'S@I-inseed unchanged Refined petro
oi'.E -ood demand at recent prices
ieuInnrr1TGNSEED OiL-Moderatelv ,..tr
-. Was some liquidation early but late IN
iht's the market was steady, and closas -.
1t Hinged TO 3 points lower. Local contrac.
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16

DOMESTIC E.XCFIANGE.-R Boston. sc dis
count C.tcaE0 5c premium san FRANCISCO.
sight g premium. telegram . prem I'm A,
New Orleans. commercial -7C q = G3>Cou-!-'
selling s. premium s Louis o discount l
hid = premium asked SaTan--ail. buying
$50 discount. selling par
RANK tLEARLNES. - \eV York, eN-
changes Kg52 * 5n3. balances Sf=-235, %. 3oS-
-o- exchanges So. 80 I6q "a iances. & "97.l-i
balances $3.50 Chicago, exchanges $40
1t eas balances Sl.'s4,475
SILVER MARKET.-Comm bar sill
re-. Sc Mexican silver dollars. Sc. bar
silver = London closed a. . Sd, an advance
GOLD PREMIUM-I1 Madrid. Is. Lis
Do. 8
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican ex-
c1snEe on New I ork : quoted al 2-0li.-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
t-Cu- customs YESTERDAY we're q :93 15S. in
-e-lc5 revenue. including corporation tax,
8 -1---a- and rnisCelI are0us Sis 929- d total
C-1I1rr' account OF S3.asl-Is4. For the month
r. date ordinary receipts have been S25.47S.
10 ara ordinary expenditures 81. 51I. z36. the
excess u receipts APPOINTING 10 SS9S.675-
Fc- tt- IS q vsar TO GATE ordinary receipts
hzse been S-5i'.5l3.S2s. against S24o 5=9. SIS IN
IT. SANE period II IeoS ard ordinary eX-
Tsn1ltures S-52. 6l5.254. against s2e773l .9l5 in
-sft. The excess Of expenditures this year
amounting 10 ~ I0l 60 compared with an
exec ~ expenditures last year OF S2I1S2.-
o lCl-1Ing Panama Canal account and
I-allc 6eot. 5ae excess OF all expenditures
oger receipts since July : amounted TO
= - "a. against an excess IN tie cor
-eSpulG-lE period ( year ago Of S4l,536,5l0-
SLR-TREAS- RZ-The Sub-Treas Ury was
ds-.o- - The Clearing House S426,0l5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
AMERICAN STEEL FoUNDRIEs.

me American Steel Foundries has issued
Is annual rep0Tf fOr the year ended July
9 %" Tne income account compares as
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

,.hlcaro Nnv -CATTLE-k eceiptsl T. 600
sow and weak. beeves. s. 4oHSI IS. Texas
steers 81 idffS5 40 Western 81 loG<b 20. stock
ers aad feaders S. 30QS5 90. cows and he'fera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-16
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeU York November % 1910
GRAM HEAT-Bulllsh sentiment again
gained ground and values advanced sharply.
closing at net gain of -sGiisc- There were
h~llish operations by several Western traders
ard this resulted in general covering move
-rent which sent prices up easily. Foreign
markets frrner; ana there were reports that
seeding operation had been Delayed in the
United Kingdom and or The Continent by the
Of rain il Southern Argentina. with some as
position reduce crop estimates, and Broom
hall stated THAI from the opinion Of influential
surplus Will b 100000. O1l bushels. There was
further talk regarding export sales = France.
eie1ator. and az o b s46at! 10 Eo-the
I.s-h, with xaea-. 10 , corn closed. 49,.
5sisc. B sf'oat- 0ATs-Prices closed steady
a. net adyance Of HGGc Cash oats steady;
= *7s RE E.: s,s s9E s. wes 1i413
5 oae 72 sTe7csn sn sao XIV YET
American. 53lqc If. New York. for export
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat. oren High. 10y c.s5se. daE
: o.. cog Go CO. CO. eos = % CO.
Leoenher.- 50 SO
Aoveaaae-- sIIss sszz,<
2>%0eE1De-.. 81 81
2Iav...--.- 322< 3@-z
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
s.5 2e.- $50 Gee SSS $780, SEQ Se 20 zoe zee
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs-
To CAV ........-.... So 600 AZ $4,000
las rea- -......... - 600 eTo0c0 - goo
Hour AND NEAI-Duriug the last few
days asked prices have been advanced from 17P
25c but buyers refused 70 pay more than old
prices. and apparently want little -four even at
trese figures. Spring patents. s. 25G$5 So
winter strsishts 81 2plIS4 20. winter patents
s. 6eqS4 ST.. spring clears. s. S0TS4 50. extra NJ
winter. s. 50G$3 50: extra No winter, So 35Q
s. So Kansas srraghts. 81 T0dS4 81 BUCK
WHEAT FLOTR-Steady: s. PEI 100 n. RYE
FLGJ Rim. Fair 20 good S4GS4 -. choice
% fancy. s. 25GS4 80 CORNMEA Steady
Kiln dried. s. s5aS2 %. BAG MEAL---F1ne
s. IS FEED Western spring. S230S23 80;
standard midditng, So 35G$24 SO. -four do So 30:
red dog. SIS IS. city bran. SO 40 bulk S23 *
sacks, riddins. S24 S56S30. red dog. $50: hornny
chop, S24 bulk So 90 sacks, clinical, S35as35 30
COTToN-Nervous and unsettled with
pressure. closing the lowest figures Of the
DAY a net decline Of I5QlS points The market
opened easy at a decline e 5d13 points although
the cables were better than due. and private ad-
vices attributed Liverpool strength 70 relatively
steady southern spot markets and activity in
showed Mobile &c higher. but other markets
unchanged n &c lower, ana prices here went
INTO new low ground for the day in the late
trading MAJ contracts a. the close were 4 little
over s. 70 bale below -ha high point reached
iasc Friday. Lea contract prices:
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HEARING ON BROOKLYN sUeWAYs

The Public Service Commission yesterday
adopted a resolution providing for a hear
ing to be held by Commissioner Bassett
on November 80 on the proposition that a
rapid transit route should be laid out on
Nostrand avenue. Brooklyn; subway from
Eastern Parkway south TO Flatbush ave
cinity of Sheepshead Bay an elevated road.
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.ryERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Th. Tribune received at their Uptown Once
No I3s4 Broadway. between Seth and 3Tth Sts
until q q clock p. Advertisements received ~
The following branch offices regular ogNc- rates
until o'cloek p n viz. 2S+ sth
aga st las 9TH ave, cor 18th ct in4 East l4th
- or West 4od st. between 1th and sth AYES
a63 West f25th st; 1883 20 ave: 1923 81 ave-,
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BANK STOCKS.

-r-o-g 1rs depreciation 90 The amount o. SIS
"a 5Ielai - Ier ceL- or 81. $4,000 capita
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BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

New York City II the State OF New York.
the close Of business, November 10th, 1910.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat G-en- High Low Close day
sg s. q a. 81 - s. % 81 es. 81 g
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INFERIOR RECEIPTs.

u T~-5z.- ........... 500 600 4O- COS SCI eco
e Las vca- ...-...... s2z 600 $50. 600 $50 900
sEaD0sRD CIEARaNCES
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-01

the books as another record for the
tour. The cars were inspected care
fully by the technical committee and
not a flaw was found after a close ex-
animation. This is considered a rare
performance by automobile experts
who have followed the tour since its
Inauguration 1t IS even more phe-
nomenaI because it was made on the
last day, after the cars had been put
10 the most severe tests on former
occasions
Upon the entry of the tourists into
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-01

course in order to catch up a day or
so lost because of an accident, Among
these were the REQ, used as check
er's car, the Westcott press car, the
Carter car, that originally were Gid
den tourists and one Parry, that was
a GDdden contestant. OF the. original
number of starters, 81 of them ran
under their own power all the way.