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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30

(Ffrst published in the Chanute Weekly Times;
December 10, 1901
Notice Of Final Settlement.
State of Kansas. County OF Neosho. SIS:
In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter OF the estate of Elizabeth
MCGOWAN. deceased.
Creditors and other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that
at the next regular term of the Probate Court
in and for said County, to be begun and held at
the Court House in Erie. in the County of
Neosho State aforesaid, on the first Monday
in the month of January A. D., 1911 shall on
the 9TH day of said month, apply to said Court
for full and final sc element of said estate.
JOHN MYERS and JAMES HUDSON,
Executors of the Estate of Elizabeth Nc
Cowan. Deceased.
Dat ed December Is. A, ID. 1910.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30

(First pubshei in the Chanute Weekly Times
December 49, l0l0)
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Neosho County, Kas.
b. Y. Fallings, Plaintiff,
VS.
Lottie NJ. Falngs. Defendant.
To the above named defendant, Lottie NJ
Falling
You are hereby notified that YOU have been
sued in the above entitled court and cause
and that plaintiff, b. r. Fanings filed his petition
in said cause on the 18th day of December,
A, D.. 1910. You must answer said petition on
or before the 9th day of January, A. d. 1911.
or said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against you accordingly:
to.wit; the bonds of matrimony therefore,
existing between the plaintiff and yourself will
be cancelled, set aside and held for nought.
and the plaintiff will be granted a decree of
divorce, and judgment for costs.
JONES & REID,
Attest Attorneys for Plaintiff.
G. W. BRICKLER, Clerk.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30

and family, Roy Briley and family,
w unie Umbarger and family, Harry
wilson aud family spent Christmas
W til their mother, Mrs. Clara Umoai :
ger and Berthe.
Adam Chick 4donx and family of
carlton and John Noble and vile or
Chanute spent Sunday at Wes
Webel's, south of town.
Willie aud Glenn Daley went to
bearing Tuesday afternoon to visit
their uncle, Fred Zeiger and family,
for few days.
e len and Pat Daley and Ernest
Moore and family of Nowata came up
Saturday.
Lue Reece is quite poorly at this
writing.
Grandpa Geiger came down from
Chanute Saturday afternoon to visit
MS daughter, Mrs A. Liess for
awhile.
Gertie Liess spent Sunday night
and Monday with Lille VanMeter.
Rev. G. W. Musgrave will give the
setereoptican views and lecture on
"Indla-Old and New" Saturday eve,
December 81, 1910. Admission 10 and
Is cents. Under the auspices of the
Nj. e Aid Society, beginning at $3.50.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30
DON'T BE HOPELESS

about yourself when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stiff joints-of
course you've tried lots OF things and
they failed. Try Billiards. Snow
Liniment-it will drive away all
aches, pains and stiffness and leave
YOU as well as you ever were. Sold by
Geo. P. Wilder, druggist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30
RELIABLE JEWELRY

Our superior array of Jewelry and
Watches makes selection easy. Every
thing is In perfect taste, ald every
thing may be perfectly relied upon,
We sell nothing we don't know all
about, and we tell you everything we
know about every thing you ask to see
G. E. CONKLIN. the Jeweler.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30
Dealer in
The Best of Goods and at Lowest
prices consistent with quality.
THE CORRECT TINE

80 stop a cough or cold is Just as soon
As it starts-then there will be no
danger OF pneumonia or consumption.
Just few doses of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup taken at the start will
top the cough. If it has been run
Ming on for some time the treatment
will be longer, but the cure is sure =
Sold bv Geo. P. Wilder, Druggist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-12-30

DR.. Means is visited during the
Holidays by bis father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Meaus of Fredoni9.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October 3, 1910.
left and they jobbing at about late prices
stocks of domestic medium and pea are also
small and the little business doing is at 81 90
0s2 10 New pea beans are offering TO arrive
ana%+ifV ' for less California lima selling
Scotch peas remain quiet. BEANS. marrow,
choice. bushel. s. OF Il q So 10: fair to good
1ea, 81 50 a 81 TO- fair TO good. So asa 81 SO;
imported pea, g 50 q 81 49, medium; s. 309
So a s3 10; black turtle soup, SS 50 TO- lima,
Caiifornia. s5 40; PEAS. Scotch, bags, bushel.
EUTTER-Receipts to day. APIS pkgs. Mar
ket unsettled with quiet trading in most
fancy 10 command our outside rates A good
deal of stock is seeking custom at 26 q 2sc
expected TO antet trade for Few days
Process very slow and rather easy. Factory
and packing stock steady ana unchanged.
Creamery specials. lb, 30@301c extras, 29c;
frsts. 2T6D 2sc; seconds, 20 q 26c. thirds. 244
24iac: state dairy tubs, finest, CSC good 70
prime. Is y u2Tc; common 10 fair, y g "a
process specials &c. extras, 26lec; nrsts. "a q
25c seconds. 25c; imitation creamery. frsts.
"a a2jc; factory. June make. hrsts. - : at =4c.
current make. hrsts, 2jc. seconds 22isc;
thirds, 81 Q22c; packing stock. June make
No I, 231sc; current make. No ., - q - 4 q;
cHEEsE-Receipts to-day. 2es boxes. The
tone OF the market steady Early receipts
iighr but enough stock carried over from last
week TO supply buyers al prices as
heretofore ruling Skim market steady on top
grades: medium grades quiet state. whole
milk specials rs Z a lie; average fancy. large
or small. oolored or white, 10 &C: choice. lin
a I5c; good to prime, l4914 lse; common 10
fair 1t@13Ac. skins. specials. 12E i2&c.
average fne. Ia u1lhc; fair To good. n q
10 g: common, 6m 1=c. full skins. i q &c
FGGs-RecetPts to-day. 11.c61 cases. A fair
trade to-day. but Juwtsh holidays beginning
tonight likely To give duh market
hereafter until Thursday. Fine fresh flrm.
but while rare sales reported at a slight
uranium most holders offering freely AT
forrner quotations. Storage eggs I'm moderate
demand and steady. STATE. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites. fatcy 81 q 40c.
diuary ~ a 5Gc; gathered whites 80 "a 56C;
held white % q 2sc; hennery browns. fancy.
3nW a2c: gathered browns, 2S Il 2oc; poor 70
good ~ q a7o. Western gathered whites. 26G3
32s: fresh gathered selected extras 21c: extra
frsts 90 &C; firstH "a q ESQ., seconds - q 2iC;
thirds 90 q 2ic. dirties. No /, candled. e0Ga21c.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago oct "a surprising Increase IN the
visible supply Of wheat this side Of the Atlantic
unset a bullish market here to-day. The close
was al a net decline Of 1zc 70 ssm&C. In corn
there was a gain OF a shade to vac, compared
with Saturday night. Oats finished 4sG Ac Off
and provisions unchanged to 40c below. Early in
The day the market firm because or de-
cfded lowering Of the total wheat anoat on the
ocean There WAS a widespread beller that the
short side OF the market was belng oVefplayed
nv gpecuators At primary points receipts were
sIlta Iler and shipments larger than year ago
None Of these considerations could withstand the
fnrca Of the news regarding the visible supply
All the initial gain was lost and much more the
ma rl<et closing weak near the lowest leVel or
The dav December ged between soihc and
~ asc and finished 9saI 74c on az So-% 4Jo9sc
Wet weather west Of the Mississippi River and
prospect of spread 70 more eastern territory
strenrthened corn but after NUMBER OF shorts
mad satisfied wants the market gave way me
toue al the close was steady, neverthe4ess De
seuber ranged from 4el4c 70 s9isc and IN the
md was lsc UP at 40 1sc. Cash corn vas firfn
eariv but later lost the advance no : yellow
so4d finailv at 81 q 052c- In the oais pt cotnis-
lion houses bought early and sola laIer follow
t-7r other grain. Northern Iowa dealers We're re
rCrted loading oats out heavily 10 nlaks room Tor
siT corn December sold from S25a 10 80 Fsc
closjng Mc net down at y oonsesuoh IN
nearbV lard deliveries helped 10 temper decIin-
ing tendency In hog products ne Fou.h IN reports
a very moor cash trade al practlS2.1le iooa SUB
.tt,,tes bainr used IN place Of meats Latest
Quotations were Pc 64ac cheaper ioT pork. uTl-
chaTpad 20 he down for lard, ana I5gIi &c to
81 &C ies9 Satur-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

commission house said that the weather is cold
am anu VET and that the next crop Is reported
lsIndssd. The spot markets were firm. but the
spot demand has fallen or somewhat recently
lIIu warehouse deliveries last week were smaller.
1iItIAg 20 Ia, ,934 bags, against 500 the
previous week and 156S39 last year. The coun-
Ly appears TO be well supplied with coffee for
tng little disposition to stock ahead Some
tHoiItIes nave expressed the opinion that on
uaAs Oh percentages the receipts so far this sea
son 90 not carry out the small crop estimates,
as rio ana santos far have received 5,343, 600
pdss, compared with 2s4. 900 last year. when
49, When the crop turned out 12.4i9.01o. The
for the worlds visible supply show
ing TOT the month of September pointed TO an
lIcIsdse OF about sos, goo bags. against in
crease last year OF LILO COO The local SPOT
ilarket was quiet, but firm, on the basis Of lie
.or mo NO Z. The total warehouse deliveries
IN IN me United States for the week were IA. 734
iast year OF the former amount, New York
Haq Aoo,ool bags. The weekly clearances and
2 SHIPMENTS from Brazilian points during the week
were as folIows: Total cleaTances from Rio, So
Voo bags, including "a. 600 the United States,
45'Voo 70 Europe and North Africa and 8, Geo to
AInsrlca- santos clearsnces. 2i4.O90 bags. In
eIuolng oIoJO TO the United States 159. 900 TO
EUROPE and North Africa and 1000 to Cape,
ElVer PIate and west coast of South America.
santos shipments 206 009 bags. including 81. eco
70 the United states and 13p, COO TO Europe. VIC
torla clearances, 1000 bags to the United States
ana 5,VOo 10 Europe. Bahia weekly receipts. $500
bags; stock, SO. 900 bags Bahia clearances to
germany SUo and elsewhere 2, 900. The receipts
at RIO and Santos for the week totalled 500, 900
bags against 54l. 600 last week 6s2 900 last year
anG oee'uTo two years ago Contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct. 3.-wHEAT-SDOt dull No
red Western winter. nc stock. futures nrraf Os-
tober. IS 4tzd. December. Is 4ief. March. IS
41sG. COEN-SDot easy. American mixed. .
I'd. futures dull January. - 61sds February.
Is AID pEAS-Canadian steady. Is. FLOUR
Winter patents duh rs HOPS. In Lonson
CPacihc Coast. steady 81 1os0s4 los. BE.tF
Extra India mess. firm. 1865 81 PORh-Frifns
mess Western. firm. HOS HAMS-Sh0rt cut, -
to Is n auIl. SIS BACON-CumbeTiand cut . %
so n steady TSs. short rib. Is % "A n Q1ier sSs
clear bellies IA 20 is % quiet. Tfs Sd. long clear
middIes light. - % S4 70. steady. lds long clear
uriddIes hsavv S5 70 20 -. steady I9ss short
clear backs f8 to 20 - steady 69s. SHOT LIls-ASS
-S9auare II 10 I8 n. quiet. SOS 81 IAftE-Frl-'s
Western. in tierces quiet. 6Ss 30: American r.
fined in rails. duh 6is- CHEESE artliiAn
dnest white and cclored. rev. hrIn, Dos ~
I.OW-Prine citv. no stocS IT. ttt'h--~ ttlS -
spirits steady SIS 50 ROSIN-CcTrlElou nrIr
I5s 81. PEsTROI.sI M-Rsinsd stealy. "a Ll9S-
> + Te,feT ~ ~ O~t %&RAW sUGAR-Ccntrifagal
rs Gf. Inuscavado. les BEET SUGAR tcto-
ber 9s fIAd. TsINSEE1D-CAlcutta. Apfll- - -,
ef- IINSFED OIL ass 81. SPERM on t5--
PETROI.E rN-American. refined. 9tsds SPIRITS.
IA -rrTPpE. E.NTINE-Spirits. 53s Sd RuSLN-
sr,erfrsT Strained las 81: hne. les tOisd
Antwerp. Oct 5.--PEIl'oL-F-D VI. I'D francs ''
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

fg,fcaxo. Oct 3-CATTLE-Recsipts. =. 600;
slow and q .gs5 szk a 0eys western steers s4qss7o
stOckers and feeders. S4 1aa$3 50; cows a1
ers. 81 20qS6 30; calves, - LgSg 81 % vsaSy 20
lower than Saturdays average. HsaL; p osp -
50 05: mixed, ss 2o6S9 10: heavy - Iogss ~ a. -
S. s5. pigs. s. 15gS9: bulk Of sales s. sass 81.
sH ZE3eeeipts sgVoo, g -5,Si 70, -vssr.
Iings 81 sOgs5 40 lambs. native - S"ss''
"-5-,1iI, t--irr-i ~ o. g-CATTIE-Rscepts 24eo:
slow and 1O61Jc lower: fair 70 good Shippers
s5 50GS6 Is. common. s. 50QS3 90 HOtTS-ESes5
shi1Te-s SO 05as9 Is: common. Se6ss 50. sHEE'
-Tseceipts 936: steady and quiet s3GSS %
TSasr F3ufraIo Oct -CATTLE-F,scstptss o
100; fairly active and &c lower prime ssesrs,
e. 80. Sei4srs g. z5ds6. cows Sc 1895 80: bulls
s. 759S5 .: stocksrs and feeders. 81 2S'qSJ %
$40 sIocA sss love- S sss5$ss VALs-Recsists
600. active and soc higher: S7GS11. HOES
Receipts I36ooi 1 sSiTiy a ae7zs S9 D1 miIsd s. $50
50 =: Y0rkers. 50 1OgsS = PIGS. S'ess ~ a.. -
20 - sf4Eg-F5 AND TATBSRscepts. q 400
slow wethers steady. and others l0G-Oc .9W-Irss
lambs 8 5SgS6 So soss 1sa q. ySesss e@ss sass4 s.
sheen, mixed S2dS4 40 -
0OO including s.0oo southerns market sesaSy 80 -
1Jc lower: calves &c lower dressed oeeI Iea az
export steers. S6 s091ST 70 cair 20 500. g - So s9
feeders. So 5OGS5 so. southern steers. IS 80
81 10. Southern COWS, > .0d%+, Ila~-4@ - -
81 5ORS4 80. native hsifsrs. So 6Osjs6i oulls - -
81. calves Sass. HOGS-Receipts. 1000; Irar-
iret 1OG15c lower. bulk a sales. 81 So.fSs -
heavv s. 25GSS ~ packers and butchers. - 81
ass 50; light SS 659Ss s21s- SHEEFs-Eeceipss.
Is COO market strong. lambs. - ISqISo 10 yeAc
Iings S4 256S5. wsthers. So I5aS4 =: ewes - %
RS4; stockers and feeders s. 50as4 20. t.o.
pfttsbure. Oct 3-CATTISEl-Slp -.
choice S6 sO7S7 10; prime. So *oGS6 % SAE5e
-Supply. %. prime wethsrs. 81 l0GS4 % euis-
and common S26S3. lambs. - 5eGSI- va.
CAI.vES-ss 50GS10. HOGS-RsCsipts %; priIns
beavfes 50 e0GSs 30: mediums. 50 sO- heayr
Ygrksrs 50 20Gs9 .. Hight Y0rSers, s9e1S9 1os
pigs IS T5GS9; roUghs, sSGSS 40
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville. Oct 3.-SHEElP AND IaANBS--Is,-
CENTS TS7: quality cOmmons demand narrow;
market duu and lower; best Tat sheep. Sc down.
common sheep hard 20 sell at lgz-9ct oesc
lambs 5H5lsc. butchers. 465c: cuIls. 364e; fair
demand for a limited number % choice butcher
lambs but little demand n any other direction-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
TOPICS OF THE STREET

7-oprTC-N TRADTNG.-Foreign houses
- active sellers Of stocks IN the IocaI
,,-a-set putting out upward OF -S"Vo SHARES
on balance ~~, ,,,- -
49, monthly statement OF bank ciearlngs
10, r0alles an uufavOrable comparison
- PREVIOUS years: statistics complieo by
az M a Co. show total bank eN-
-SS-C--as cor September at 1lb Leading cen
80 n the United States aggregatlng ST.
80 80 s5s loss OF l6-S per CENT - 5 OO.-i
.fo-1's -,--54s the same month last year ana
a. ner cent compared with september,
- 7,e losses are due IN great part 70
-.rounTed decrease at New York CITY
l. llle - majority OF cities outside that cen
q -er,ort gains over both years, some OF
which are quite large Inc totai o OUTSIDE ,.5Ic,s
- &e7v York shows tTlflng gain IN coul-
,,a-iSou with last year. but there Is a IaTse
decrease over 1896. BY far the best returns
are made by most Of the cues IN the IN. ~,
go West and by the leading cities ID the
Ngfd61e South. but the volume OF eNcnanees
a. All cities in New England. tue MlCO.e
Atlantic States and the Central west Is
reduced under last year. cnleny because o.
losses at Boston. Philadelphia ana Chlca$o.
IN New England losses also appear al
some other important centres. Due 10 IN
se++la5 conditions in the textile and other
leading industries, buI number o. points
SIN make gains among Itenh tVFiUeHCe'
TVo~reSte- Portland and Hartford
COPPER PRICES ADVANCE.-Electro-
f,-ftr copper is quoted at 125s 10 12S4 cents.
rff~rv DAYS, an advance OF Is 10 a cent
Mound with the expectation that BY the
under the latter figure. Sellers are not
pushing the market on the Eronno tAat
fhe prospects OF a good statistical snow
sY- for September should make Tor beStsL
prices The decrease IN the foreign visible
q -l6S 900 pounds in the month anu
{ 49, SEQ pounds in foreign stocks iUIlne5
r-nDhasizeS the heavy consumption dbIoau
Il the last six months. sellers mere Ie
Dort a decided Improvement IN oeiIahd;
which may extend 10 the oinlenslonS oL
p buvinc movement, as consumers AOI LIIe
most part have been out or the mark |
Tor large blocks of the metal Tor nearly
f0O months
NEW YORK CENTRAL EARNINGS
-re New York Central lines, all companles'
report for the month Of August gross earn earn
tuCs Of s24- -07e 9S3, an increase OF a2,loS,s95'
OneratinZ expenses Of S1l-26s1lS, an increase
OF S205IS06 and net earnings or Sb,Sl1sSt
a decrease Of sso1,24T, comparison 1eliS
January ! gross earnings show gam OF
So $4,000, operating expenses a gam o.
SO 425 $50 and net earnings loss OF
s-9s00.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-At a meeting
o. The directors Of the Southern RsliU ay
IN Washington. r. .. Lankford. who
has been secretary: vas eIecJeo fe,.e,i-,.S1 4 4
zvas made vice-president and general
manager IN charge Of operation ana main
tpuauCe.
APPLICATION TO LTST.-AppliCation
has been made TO the New York Stock tx
change bv the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
company TO list SG1,S90,009 ~ per cent
eo-rear convertible bonds, due in 1850
FRISCO DITIDEND.-The directors OF
the St. Louis & San Francisco Rallroao
CoTnDanv yesterday declared The usual
quarterly dividend Of per cent on the hrsf
preferred stock. payable November J.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
E. 2 Ripley. president of the company
SAYS In has report to stockholders:
RUBBER CoMPANy's GOOD YEAR
JltercontiueutaI S Report, Almost Rec
urd for Brevity. Shows Surplus.

The report OF the Interconunentai Rubber
Company FOR the fiscal year which ended
o. July g. which was issued yesterday.
comes close TO the record for brevity and
Tor paucity OF detail. Il shows gross profits
f9r the year Of g. 3Gs, ,795. administration and
Eeneral expenses Of s1ol.611 and net profits
o. s25l7.1s4. which. added 10 the surplus as
of August J. 1@e. gives q total Of S2,517.12s.
Charges against surplus are S24,3z0 for
pre-iuinarv expenses charged off, $l,059,s'o
Transferred TO general reserve account,
eqlsl 10 the amount Of preferred stock re-
iSed IL 5he course OF the year, and s912, Al,
reDreseHlEs dividends paid, total OF
sl-ss6. u. Leaving d balance Of surplus on
July q amounting TO S5S9. .9s7. The company
hsa On that date Sl13l.5is cash in bank.
A. ire annual meeting OF the stockholders
staleldaE The directors were reelected ana
Walter Dutton secretary Of the company,
sild Charles r. Sabiu, Vice-president Of the
tslaTanr- Trust Company. were added TO
ne board
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
satur

The local market for spot cotton was quiet.
with nrfces 10 points higher at Is 0oc for mid
ding upland and Ia i5c for middling Gulf Sales,
4 200 bales: delivered on contract. 10 800
Ttysrr,ooi cables Spot cotton-Cood business
doing; sales, 10000 bales: speculation and ex-
mort American, IT 600 imports, 10000. all
american Middiing upland, T.74d. Futures
or ened irregular 561G points advance closed
oIiat at a net advance Of Bi4DiG3a points Oc-
trhar Z 4TIsd; October-November, 1851 I'D; No
yeInbar-D Decenber, 7.33isd: December January
ana Jauuary-F February. T321zd. February
March. 733 I'D. MarchApri and April-May,
: g5fLd, fay-Iune, 737ds June July. 7.35d.
ltiv-a August, T.33d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
cloths hardening.
CoFFEE-There vas an active trade in
ths eaffee market total sales for the day
amounting 10 II 900 bags and prices were firm.
~losirr AZ a net advance OF id6 points. The
E,,,rnrssan MARKETS were much nriner than ex-
nected Hayre showing an advance OF is4A
FRANC while Hamburg was "a al - pfg higher.
ana notwIt thstanding the fact that there
1ea-v liquidation on the advance. offerings were
yrsu absorhed with good general buying. and
seut,,1ent was bulish. The brazilian markets
were steady az % refs lower ior hlo ana uh-
,bareed for Eantos but firm offers were higher
and a private cable from prominent Santos
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
Cash QUOTATIONS. 6
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October 3. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Whe was frmer dur
ing the early operations, with moderate covering
and some new buying by commission houses due
largely to frner cables than anticipated LIVER
poo4 was hsd to Id net higher, and Paris was
15c TO 25c advance, with reports of a good de-
mand for cargoes in the foreign markets. There
weeks sharp decline, but after working UP 12c
to Ssc the market broke under renewed selling
domestic situation showed little or no change.
with steadily increasing stocks and a poor cash
an increase for tho week of 2.725,OO0 bushels,
compared with increase last week Of :, 625 900
ana an increase last year OF s gs2,9V9. TINS
1e. 442O 900 year ago. According TO Broomhal
the worlds exports for the week were IA, 544 600
bushels. against l5,350OOO last week and 13,IS2.-
GOO last year. Receipts IN the Northwest were
quite liberal but were only about much as
last year, when there was a very heavy move
rnent, total receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
amounting TO LOIS cars. against s23 last
week. Export bids were again out OF
line, although there were some reports from
Winnipeg indicating the probability OF a
at Chicago were 6. coo bushels. showing de-
visible supply showed an increase OF 2 SOS 900
No red wheat here was quoted 81 0IA elevator
and ST Oh y b, afoat: No Northern. Duluth,
81 i94. B. ahoat. CoRN--There was frmer
feeling IN the market during the early
operations. and prices advanced u on covering
by recent sellers. influenced by firm cables and
fears that the unsettled weather in the West
would interfere with the movement. on the
advance there was considerable selling. and
prices lost most OF the gain. closing at a net
advance OF 1sC. Temperatures over the belt
were generally above normal. The visible sup-
ply showed an increase Of 403. 600 bushels
against an increase last week Of Tss 900 and an
Increase a year ago Of 1907 coo. No 2 corn here
was quoted at 5ai3c, elevator domestic basis. to
arrive. and SOC, b, ahoat. OATS-The mar
ket was active. and during the greater part OF
the day showed d steadier urdertone but near
the close prices were easy and final figures were
net 14c lower. The visible supply showed a de-
crease Of $1,000 bushels. against increase last
week OF $4,000 and an increase last year OF
1.009 600 Cash oats were quiet but firm. with
standard white quoted at 3S&c: No white, 39c
No ;, 3sc, and No 4, SIC. RYE-Marlzet dull
No Western, size, o b, New York. BAR
LEY-MariSet easy: mailing. 72G1TTc. c T. Buf-
falo. BUcKwHEAT-Martet steadv American
quoted at 7Oc. nominal. c | {. New York. Cana
dian. 6sc asked for export Z. New York
BTCRWHEAT FLOCR-MaTket steady, 81 80 80
dS2 40 for 100 70.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

IFENES- Receipts for rwo Gays. 2UA cars
or 3. f52 head. including So ears for tho market.
making. with the stale cattle, as cars on sale.
Dull and depressed for ali grades OF steers, and
10c to I5c lower. with nearly dozen cars un-
sold az late hour bulls about steady on light
supply: thin cows held up 20 last weeks prices,
but medium and fat stock ruled easier. Com
mon 10 prime steers sold az 81 6ens6 IS Der 100
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
CRUCTBLE STEEL.

f-c Cr5oi5le Steel Company Of America
reports for the fiscal year ended August 81
iest a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
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