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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
NEW HAVEN BOARD LARGER
Two Names Added-Mellen De-
MES Part in Politics.

New. Haven. Oct 96-The stockholders of
the New York New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company in annual meeting to-
DAY voted 10 increase the directorate by
TWO members. making the total twenty
seven and elected a board Of whom the new
members are Thomas De Witt Cuyler. rep
resenting the Pennsylvania Railroad, to fill
2 vacancy. and August s. May and Arthur
L. Clark, the treasurer and secretary Of the
company. respectively. The action Of the
directors IN putting into operation a pen
sion system or the road. which now en-
tails a payment Of 100000 annually, was
approved.
J. P Morgan. who was present, was
much amused by the remarks Of a. MaXcy
Hitler, Of this city. who asked President
Menen as to the part the road was taking
in political affairs in this state saying
that il was common report that Mr.. Nor
gan was IN Hartford the night before the
recent Republican State Convention with
$4,000 in his vest pocket TO use 10 secure
the nomination Of Mr.. Goodwin.
Mr. Morgan turned around TO look at
Nj Hitler, and as he rose as II 10 re
gnonstrate Mr.. Hitler waved him to his
seat. saying that Mr.. Morgan dtd not need
10 deny anything. for he CIiller) did not
believe MI Morgan was AT Haruaru on
that night. did not believe he carried $4,000
in hts vest pocket 0aughter), and did not
believe he cared who was or who was not
nominated for Governor Of Connecticut
President Mellen said that the railroad
probably would always be accused OF mix
ing up IN politics until the world was bet
ter but he would say positively that the
railroad was not interfering or having any
thing 10 do with the political situation in
Connecticut. and II never would while he
was president.
The directors approved the terms Of the
purchase Of the franchise and property Of
the Berkshire Railroad Company for 81
SS7.7Z5. or $40 share approved the pur-
chase Of the New Haven &, Northampton
Company for S9s4.000 and approved the pur-
chase Of the Rhode Island & Massachusetts
Railroad Company for s1917 700.
Of the new directors Mr.. Cuyler takes
the place Of Mr.. Whittemore. recently de-
ceased.
At = meeting Of the board Of directors
following that Of the stockholders the old
officers were reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in benkruptc.
were filed yesterday:

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday:
Solomon Abramowitz. a manufacturer OF
belts AZ No p Llspenard street, voluntary.
Liabilities. S3.l53, no assets
z Selachter & Sons, dealers in furs at
No d West 14th street. voluntary. Liablli-
ties. 5000. assets, $1,000
The Ferris Milk ana Cream Company, OF
No 81 West 36th street. voluntary. Liabili-
ties. SCI $50. consisting Of unsecured claims.
Zgg7 and notes and bills. &.JJ3. assets
So GO OF which 81 200 is represented by
horses. COWS. etc. $50 by carriages, etc. A..
S3ss machinery and tools, and S2s6, debts
To,lia T[smonofr, Of No 1852 Prospect ave
nue.. individually and as member OF Lemon
of 4 EiIverfuan. manufacturers OF women &
skirts. AZ No . West 4th street. voluntary
He saws Abraham SilveTman. his partner,
refused 10 Join in the petition. The firm s
liabilities are s2s53. and its assets, S1.376
LeIn0uof's individual schedules show no
assets or liabilities.
Isidor Brodsky "A retail clothing dealer,
a. No 81 Bayard street, involuntary
Creditors Friedman Brothers a samueis'
$50. Joseph Rosenberg. Sj2' and Louis
Perseus / Munford and Frank II. Gala
way, individually and as Munford a. GAIA
way. jewelers.. at No. Z Maiden Lane IN
voluntary. Creditors: John Lamont q Son.
SchaleT Company. s4a2 Admission IN
writing Of inability 10 pay It's DEBTS ana
willingness 70 be adludged bankrupt al
legged. Liabilities about SO, 600 j. Edward
Wycloff. receiver. bond. $500.
AnZolvt Of No. 2s2 lockwood avenue
ftors- The Hubbell Hardwood Door Com
pany. Sl955. Bedford s. Sullivan Hardware
Company, S5l5, and Walter r Vernon. &l.lse.
Preferential payments alleged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
APPROVE DEEP TUNNEL PLAN
State Water Authorities Sanction
It to Local Board.

The State Water Supply Commission yes
terday approved the application sof the
Board Of Water Supply Of New York City
for permission 10 construct the proposed
deep pressure tunnel for the purpose Of
distributing the CatskiIl water. The de-
csion was given after n meeting at the
offices Of the local board, IN the City In
vesting Building
The proposition is for the construction
of a rock tunnel under Manhattan Island
TO Brooklyn and steel pipes from there TO
Queens on the one side and TO Richmond on
the other. The cost is estimated at Sos
O0O,0o0 and the Board Of Estimate has al
ready approved such an expenditure. The
plan also includes the construction of q dis
tribUting reservoir in Richmond TO hold
between 1000 900 and 5OO,O0O,0O0 gallons.
The decision Of the state commission pro-
nounces the plans wise, economical and
justified by public necessity
The state board did not pass on the
application Of the city for permission to
60 into Suffolk County for water for Brook
Ign. A decision on this point was post
poned until May ;. It may be that at that
time the Catskin project will be so far
advanced that it will not seem necessary
to press for the privilege Of taking water
from Suffolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

f-ts-a1, Ocr 26-CATTI.E-Receipts. @4.O00i
sIoZg al weak. beeves. 81 50TS7 so, Texas
s-earz 81 s5GS5 65, Western steers. t+rSo .
stoc5Esrs and feeders 81 2OQS5 50s cows and hsit-
ers S. 2OGS6 .. calves. 81 2JGslO- HOES
PacefD1s -. Geo Zoe lower than yesterday
beavv 81 sass 50. rough 81 1887 30 good %
Choice heavy S7g5dSs -; pigs. s. 1ezso 90
bT1Tk OF sales Sass 81 SHEEP-Fsece1p1S. 30
COO strong: native So 75dS4 8: Western. So
s. 90 yearlings. 81 500 s. 50. lambs native - d
q Es=t Rufyalo Oct 2R-CATTL.E-Receipt
100 slow: prime steers. STds7 . NEAL4s-Re-
CENTS 100 active and STEADY. HOC+S-ktecelpts
3 200; fairly active and 1O6t15c lower heavy
s9TS9 q SHEEP AND LANES - Receipts.
3 600: sheep active and steady. lambs slow am
15c lower s. 5oGszs yeaTIngs. - -'a7So 81
wethsrs. 81 5OGs4 %; ewes. s4GS4 % sheep
Cincinnati Oct 2s.-CATTLE-Ree-ipts 9io
active ard IOc higher fair 70 gDod shippers
s5 25TSS -. common, s. Sass y HOeTS-tte-
ceiDts a AS. dull and weak and 1Ssf-5c lo7ser:
hTIrrbsrs snd shippers. SIS 99GS9s common S5G
IS 50 SHEEP-ReceIprs. DO steady s-4e4s
lambs strong. 81 50FsS 50
Kansas CITY. Oct 26-CATTI1ES-FSscsfps - -
GOO including OOO SOurherns; steady - lOr
lower dressed beef and sxDorr steers. SIS 500
e So fair 10 good, S5GSS =; western, S4GfsS
.torJ<ers and feeders SIS -O8S5 50; Southern. g
STs6 25- Southern cows. So 1884 native. s. T5f1
s. as heffers So 759ss 50; bulls g 5Gs4 so:
calves Sass . HOGS-Recefpts 1000; 20
CSC lower; bulk OF sales. IS 5oG$S IS: heavy.
e 5n.9ss 10 RACERS ana butchers, IS S59ss %.
light IS T56Ss 90 SHEEP-Rsceiprs 500a;
steady: lambs - 5oTs6 20; yea-iings. "a tO6ns5 .
wethers. S4dS4 So ewes. So S0alS4 fos s-oclS--s
and feeders. s. 75GS4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
GETS BIG POWER PLANTS.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to
Lease the Western Power Co,
Edwin HAWLEY IN CONTROL
Practically AL Lighting anu
Power Business in CentraA
California Involved.

he Pacific Ges and Electric Coin ga.
---,.-.--,sa .,-,a ~ the largest public utili-
-. generations in the country II was
- ,-,e,.-sa,- e bout TO assume con-
= -. western Power Company, an
= 40 400 ,,,-no-a+ion. controlled by Edwin
- "a his associates. Mr.. Hawley
- ..-.g.ao,+ ,s the company The trans
- = =. -->,-=a7 as one Of the most i'm
-. ,,-,,,I1s,e ruhlic utilities corpora
- - ,,ss been made in some time
-. -. .e-u1s Of the deal the Pacific
- 80 Electric Company viii lease the
- power Company for q period II
--.---v-,sna years from January l next
ed VIII guarantee the DIVIDENDS on IN
----,on stock OF the latter. company
--hesa are 70 De at the rate OF u per cent
,-,---,i7~ =, 1872 Per cent in 1913 ana
.,-5-ssefnr o-e-half per cent yearly there
,e..- until the rste reaches : per cent
wear. at which figure ft is 70 remain uii'ii
she expiration OF the lease
n addition TO guaranteeing o1Floei-oS o--
he common stock Of the Western Power
Germany the Pacific company II Is I'M
s-oo5 agrees 70 maintain the property con-
+roued by the latter corporation IN eooc
o-as- anpropriating q certain amount OF
The net earnings each year Ior mat P1'-
pose.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
~ fneorporated n California in 1905 as a
holding company, with S5o,Oo'VD oaFlCaI
e-,Cl- consisting OF s2o, oO0. 600 common and
so oo0. 9o0 per cent cumulative preferred
az a. TIE preferred and S1s.722,500 Of the
ro7non stock IS outstanding
= owns Practically all Of the stock OF
The san Francisco Gas and Electric COM
rsnv. which furnishes au the power and
uza- for the city Of San Francisco, as well
&c several other light and power com
rz-ies IN Central California through
which 2. controls practically ell the light
:nE and power business IN the central PoT-
-fon Of that state For some time the
ConpanY has had contract with the
Western Power Company under which the
latter furnishes Il with 25@e horsepower
8 wear
The Western Power Company was IN
corporated under the laws OF New Jersey
n pos with an authorized capital STOCK
Of $4,000. 600. consisting Of S12,ooo,en com
mon and 100000 preferred All OF the
,-o-7r7or and & 2as.oeo Of the preferred stock
s. outstanding
The -orpsuv owns all except qualifying
directors shares. Of the S25,ooo0e capital
stock Of The Great Western Power Com
many. The latter company owns lands
md water rights IN Northern California
f-e main power plant being located about
one hundred and sixty miles northeast Of
san Francisco T owns the California
Electric Generating Company. which has
= large steam turbine plant on the water
front a. Oakland. Cal.
Altogether the Western Power Company
and its subsidiary concerns have a total
productive CauacttT Of about $4,000 horse
mower. all Of which. however, has not Vet
been fal'y developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
OBJECT TO P. R. R. FARES.
Tunnel Improvement Increases
Arouse Commuters.
SINGLE FARES UP 10 CENTS
Jerseyites Ready with Complaint
for Interstate Commerce
Commission.

Formal action was taken yesterday on
behalf Of the New Jersey commuters
leagues 20 file complaint and have a
hearing before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in regard to the new schedule
Of increased rates on the Pennsylvania
Railroad between points throughout the
state and the new Pennsylvania terminal
n this city. w L Ransom, counsel for
the New Brunswick Board OF Trade. which
IS acting for the various commuters
leagues in the affected territory, drew the
complaint yesterday. and Il VIII be in
corporated in the complaint made by the
same body IN connection with the increased
rates which went into effect on July 20, for
which a hearing has been set in this city
on November 1e
Commissioner John NJ. Harlan will pre-
side at the hearing. Charles y. Drayton.
of Washington. has been retained as special
counsel TO represent the commissioners Of
the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
and the state government He was re-
tanned following a conference Tuesday at
Trenton at which Attorney General Will
son. Frank Sommer, president of the State
Board Of Public Utilities, and Mr.. Ransom
were present Frank Lyon, of Washington,
will act as special counsel for the Interstate
Commerce Commission at the hearing.
The new rates through the Hudson River
tunnels 10 the Pennsylvania station were
announced 10 go into effect on November
q. An average increase Of 10 cents single
fare IS added TO the present rate. This is
for one way only For single round TIP
tickets the increase is doubled. The same
general increases have been made on all
fftv-trip family and sixty-trip monthly
Communication tickets. the average increase
being IS q month
The tunnel route is q mile and two-hfths
longer than the present route, but the
increase is not so much on account of
added mileage. It was said. as because Of
the extra convenience 10 passengers.
The one-way fares from the Pennsylvania
station in New York and vice versa an
nounced 10 go into effect on November q
and tire existing fares are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
RESIGN FROM RAY CENTRAL

A. meeting Of the directors Of the Ray
ter-ral Copper Company yesterday. the
General Development Company informed
t. board thar IT had relinquished its option
49, s. 80. ~ o. the former comrany's s per
cent bonds. Julius LeVisokr and Alvin Tn
'errnyer. who represented the General De-
aei7pnH1-t Company on the Ray Central
board. resigned. but their designations were
TO acted upon . a Turner president OF
we XIV Copper COMPANY also resigned as
a. 1lrectcr Of the Ray Central and was sue
Ceeded by J Bradley Cum uiues II Is un-
Ce-Stooc that the designations Of Messrs.
s-eN lsofn ana I ntern1yer viii be accepted
e. ne next meeting Of the directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

FLOUR AND NEAI~-Flour inactive and
irreguar sPTing patents % - . 81 1o 86
"a q0. sprinc clears. 81 3OdS4 81; extra No I
winter. s. 5Od 50 so. extra No : winter. s. -
FLOUR-Steady; fair TO good. sass %:
choice to fancy 81 - a 81 40 BUCKWHEAT
FIOI-R-Quiet. 81 100 s. 20 per 100 H. CORN
1TFAT-Steady: kiln dried. 50 O5. BAG MEAL.
Firm; fine white and yellow. 81 200 81 % =
500 a So 10; standard middling. So 50; flour
do SGT so. red dog. S2S 10; city bran. SCI
bulk S22 25ase 30 sacks; middling.. $50 % q
S25 20 sacks. oiImeaI. $50 56G s37
PROVISIONS-Hog products inactive. price
Charges small Later an easier feeling developed,
ana last prices were at about the lowest Sttua-
tion unsettled. with packers I'm control II the
october position well as large quantity q
barely steady, mess. $50 30p$e1: family. S251
So 30. short clear S220S23 80. BEEF-S;eady
mess. S15TSl5 20. family. $l9AS2n: packet, SIG 30
JisNfs s5sas25 DREsSED HOGs-EaEy;
I3i,c. pigs. tss4c- CUT MEATS-PickIed bellies
quiet: smoking. 1sc: 10 n. l7c: Il n; I5l.c: IA
Es rely steady. Middle West. L. 45Gl:.55c; city
easy falsG12ac: refined weak. South America.
n. e0c: Continent 129Oc; Brazil kegs. 1850.
compound easy, 9l2G2atc. STEARINE-oIeo.
SUGAR-Redned dun and unchanged
GRADUATED quoted 4.75d+ sac net. less per cent
lowest net less I per cent price The London
market for beet sugar was quiet and lied lower.
October NOFelllteF AZ
ana Nav at 9s 2i4d Paw sugar here steady hut
quiet and unchanged. with centrifugal. - test
AZ > So: rluscovado. 50 test. at 3:Jc and mo
Iasses sugar. ~ test. 3.1oc. Sales. 5000 bags
Cubas from store at &sSJC. basis % test. less
RICE-steady. fairly active and prices I'M
NFTALS-COPPEB steady, spot
T. asa u so, October, November and December
- I2 60c. January, y 59Gl2 CSC London
Cuiet. spot EI7 Is Sd. futures EJS - cd Lake
copper l. 81 dl3C. eIectroytic Il 1922 So L g.
casting 12.3T 4 fIl2 81 l2c TTN-Ffrm. spot.
So 1896 SOc; October 81 I5as6. 4oc. November
Sc 1896 so. December. &c. L. I. ass 2Jc. Janu
airy. re OF = 6f3G. 25C- London strong. spot ei6l
los futur-A fi64 IS 81. Sales were reported
locally OF 3 tons December rs iOC and tons
Dnceu7hes at 70 1GiaC. LEAD-Quet. 3 40fl4 5aC
New York. - go 32i9c East st Louis. Lon
don spot. Els o. 81. SPELTEE- Firm. = TOG
5.T5C New York. 5.e5d5. 7Jc East 81 Louis
London spot IA IRON-Eieve warrants
4gs I'd in London. Locally quiet No I foundry
Northern. No Southern and No I Southern soft
ST. 75rSff -. No foundry Northern SIS aOd
SIS Pig iron certirCgtss nominal
MOI.ASSES AND SVRt PS-Slow demand.
WITH tone steady and prices az last quoted
NAVAL. SrDKF-- Spirits turpentiue steady
and unchanged. Rosin and tar steady, but quiet
and unchanged.
OIfS-No change in Iiuseed oil. Refined
petroleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONSEED OII4-Firmer and prices At
the close 10 - points net higher This
liquidation in october appeared 20 he over ans
late positions demanded premiums over the neal
months. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NV lux, VCtVUoE .. IlIt'
BEEN ES-Receipts. iSRta cars. = Sq4
head Including @iis ears for the market. 81 =
rarg or sale steers very limited receipts
yyere selling strong and fully I0pl5c higher,
some sales 25c higher bulls steady; cows steady
90 1rul and choice fat cows Toe higher Com
mon 10 good steers sold at IS loose 80 per 100
n. oxen at 81 6O8S6 SO. bulls, s. 90 COWS. 81 ~
gSl 40: a car o. tat Ohio cows s.. Dressed
beef rathaF slow at 6drl1c for native sides. 20
- FOR Texan beef No later cables Exports.
L. $40 quarters % beef
saIes-NcP hersou * Co; 10 Kentucky steers.
I2gt N average So 81 per 100 n. 10 t@i0 n.
81 So. 30 Virginia. tl60 n. S. 50. - Ohio. iiS6
n x8 ~. . ohio oxen, 100 n. So 9Oi I bull,
100 II 81 80. 10 Ohio cows. has n 81 70 state.
Ifrl6 ~ 81 40 10 1865 no 81. 8 1881 N. So %.
H. ao3 n. Sc 30. I. TOGO 70. IS .. 7, 9oT 70,
n - s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 26.-wHEAT-SDos DUH;
futures quiet: October. Is Nd: December. =
sd March. IS I'd, CORN-Spct easy.
American mixed, - pIid: futures quiet: Jar
uary. 4s sid; February. A. SSd PEAS
Canadian. IS. FLOCR-Wtnter patents. sos
HOPS in London Pacific Coastls g fosGfA
los BEEF-ENtra India mess. LIS g.
PORK-Prfrne mess western 11Ss ID. HAMS
Short cur. SIS RACON-Cumberiaad cut
SIS. clear bellies. T3s. long clea- r1id3les.
light TRs. heavy rs. short clear backs. SIS
81 HOTTDERS-SQuare, SIS. LARD
Prime western tierces. ard American refined.
palis ESs CHEES E-Canadian hnesr whir,.
new. 55s Sd coIOred. 55s. TURPESsTIN
spirits SOS Cd ROSTN-CCmmoB. 15s 81
PETEOI.EI- NI-Refned- I'd LINSEED OIL
46s Cd COTTONSEED OIL-HuIi refined
spot 3Os Cd TALLOW-Austraiian n Loc-
london. oct 26-SUGAR-Rzw. cent-4ru-
gal los. uusccvado. 9s. beet. October ss
Tn1-d .TNSEED-CsICuttz- April June. SIS
10igd IINSEED OIL. 4Js Sd SPERM OIL.
$50 PETROL. EUM-Amsrican refined. fS-1sS
spirits "a. TURPENTINE-Spiri So sd
ROsIN-American strained. 14s Cd: hne. fss
9d
Antwerp. Oct e6-PETROLEUM 70 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

Spot quiet, with prices IL points lower az
IA 45c for middling upland and l470c for mid
ding Gulf sales, - bales; delivered on con
tract . GOO bales. Liverpool CaDles-SpOt- fair
business doing. sales 10000 bales; speculation
and export. 800; American. 5000; middling up
land TSsd; futures opened Irregular. at lIql1
nOints advance: closed quiet, 50T points higher;
october 7.70d; October-November, 5621ed; No
VEN r.a-- December TJ5 I'D. December-Ja ruary
and January Tebrrary I sod. February March,
TS5 I'd: March-April and April-May. 7.96d; May
June. T.57d; June-July, I-53d, JuIy-August '.ofd.
and market was firmer closing at a net advance
of from 10 points sales 8l29O bags, win
bulls inclined 70 support the late position Havre
unchanged to 4 franc lower; Hamburg IN
changed to i pfennig lower. Rio and Santos
charged with a quiet trade, but firm offers.
Spot. 109lc for Rio No :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
POTASH CONTROVERSY
State Department Denies Max
ing Demands on Germany.

Berlin. Oct. es-The diplomatic contTo-
.---z- f.s-vveen the United States and Ger
.-s--- concerning the recent legislation reg
--7-irz the potash industry, taking from
-,--reri-ans all the advantages Of the exist
~ contracts. has reached an acute stage
The German government has asked de-
law until SATURDAY IN which 20 reply 10 the
latest representations from washington
- il finds itself unable 70 accept the Ameri-
rar view. commercial hostlites appear n
egirahle.
The American government. II Is under
stood here. has explained clearly and firm
J. the iuqossibility Of submitting 10 the
potash measure against which protests
were lodged months before the law was
:.Fo7ted. These protests continue. The
state DEPARTMENT rests frs case On the
equity = tire amount Of the tax imposed.
American contracts Immediately affected
total S3oo00.0oo.
Washington. Oct. ss.-while the State De-
s-a-tuenr o45cials are watching closely the
outcome OF the negotiations now under way
with Germany looking 10 a settlement Of
+le recent legislation there affecting the
potash industry. II was enphaticaIly denied
-o-iav that Washington is taking any part
frst hand. in the deliberations. The matter
$ In TIE care OF Ambassador Hi and N
= Davis OF the bureau Of trade rela-
7t0ns OF the department. The two Amer
;rsu agents Of the department have re-
'Hire5 only the most general Instructions,
Hld IL tae Berlin government has asked q
delay IN the time for making reply TO de
Tuan5s~ by this government, the depart
nent has neither knowledge OF such action
Tor Of the nature Of the demands" 50
made
The officials here expressed the hope and
belief that All smica5le adjustment of the
controversy VIII he reached. but Il is frank
l. acknowledged that this optimism IS
based only or general information from
Berlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

New York October 26, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Quie but steady, closing
at a net advance Of q q sac. Liverpool was
fTmer than expected. and reports from abroad
said that there was feeling that values had
declined enough. especially as the outlook
was for q further falling off in worlds ex-
ports. The domestic situation was considered
somewhat less bearish. as receipts were small
or at interior points, and the Northwest re
ported better milling demand for wheat OF
superior quality. Conditions were not changed
from a supply and demand point Of view
Cash wheat steady No red. SS &C; elevator
and 9Sz.c T atioat; No Northern Duluth
81 141a o b afoat CORN-Firm and higher,
closing at ar advance Of % q IL c. Shorts IN
December were active buyers, and the market
was nervous. WITT small offerings. No corn
here SIC elevator. domestic basis. 20 arrive,
f. and 5Ti4c ahoat- OAIS-Qulet
but firm Cash oats firm: standard white, 81 i4C:
No .. 3T&c; no 3. 364c: No 4, $50: No :
ixed, nominal RYE-Easy; No western
feeding 75T soc c / Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT
Quiet: American. Csc I New York Cana
dian j9c C I New York for export.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Oct 26-Wfth receipts az prt-arv
markets less than half those o. gar ago sri
shipmenrs from the points increased 30 pr
cent wheat today advanced n a u1a1Ie- rnar
mace short sellers nervous The clos. was nm
AZ a net gain OF 4. fp@sC GO sc. LSoes- figures
f0r corn showed a rise Of sGEc % 1lso over
last night In oats also thsrs an f-1c-ovs
r1er+-Ssc to 1zEsc Provisions formed an sr-
ception finishing in general az a small decline
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October 20. 1910
BEANS AND PEAs-Recetpts. 1878 bags
beans and 700 bags peas \ little better sup
plv % marrow and choice stock Offering at
s. o. Medium quiet and shade easier Red
kidney lowe1 and unsettled under pressure; ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR. RECEIPTS.

COTTON-FuIly half Of Tuesdays gain was
lost under heavy realizing or liquidation Inc
market closed easy at the lowest figures OF
the day or between 26 and IS points net lower
Nav contracts. which had sold at Il &c cary
closed at 1I3Ic, a decline OF over . per oale-
The market opened steady at an advance OF :
d : points on overnight buying orders. but as
soon as these had been executed prices turned
easier Southern spOtm arkets were LOO
lower to Isc higher. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
Dared with Tuesdays: