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New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
L.ant Mork for Harvard.

- Telegraph 10 The Tribune
-sTnbrldse, Mass. oct 2I.-The Harvard
.oyinsu men were NOT lined W Tor scrlin-
A'age on Soldiers Field this afternoon PRIOR
the game against Brown tomorrow
mere was, however. a long signal praetice
~ the regulars and 2 little work on forIila.-
tons
-eary was TIE only coach on the neid'
e1u he Will be IN charge Of the team To-
,-'rfow. Agalnst Brown Harvard VIII nave
regulars IA tine line, with the eXcep-
1at Huntington Viii play centre As
'AinE rs nursing q lame shoulder II VIII
olneHent IN the baczheld- Potter VIII
49, Quarter and Corbett may start al
- -sa he is again troubled with boilH-
ael VII 60 in sr right hslf, where he
= eeen developing rapidly and IFyon
pisy ruilback and do the kicking
rockingham practised drop kicking
-. and may be sent into the game 70
'@ a field goa. but only for This. as
harry
"n u years past has given Harvard
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
KINGsLAND AGAIN BANKRUPT
Known Liabilities Total s15,O00 and
Trust Income Brings $4,000.

Albert A. Kincsland, residing at No ZSo
West 7R7+h street who has an income OF
s1s0eo a year. has filed petition in bank
r1lptrv His known liabilities are Ao'"V
ana ten claims, the amounts OF which are
unknown. and his assets consist OF an IN
+erest in a spendthrift trust fund pndef
tho win Of Ambrose c. Kingsiand' wnich
amounts 10 $4,000 a year.
This is his second time in bankruptcy. A
v,e-irion was filed against him by creditors
on June l. 1906. when his liabilities We're
s21s 800 and he was granted discharge on
August "a. 1919 The debts in the present
-,atf+ion were contracted in this city STAN
sr-5 conn and Westerly. T. J., for furni-
-. groceries. men furnishing goods Ice
,,l,t laundry. piano, cigars. storage Hoc-
+ors. hills and various other things Ihere
a-e elghty-four creditors
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
LOTS OF GOOD FOOTBALL
No Surprises Imminent for the
Leading ElevenS.
YALE TO FACE VANDERBILT
New York University Counting
on Fast Game with the
Stevens Team.

Plenty Of good football is on the card to-
ssz. but the leading elevens are not likely
. suffer from any surprises. as was the
,ess a. West Point last week. when the
ANY eleven defeated Yale. Brown, which
Hes kent Harvard busy in recent years, was
"a bselv beaten by Pennsylvania last
cs-u-sasv that the team does not look for
-,tssh5e 10 those critics who have seen the
,.,yo7r Crimson eleven run up substantial
.-,-es against williams and Amherst. The
-,sr from Provi5ence are sure to give a
~,od account Of themselves, but all foot
ssl form viii be turned topsy-turvy if by
,r- chance they defeat the Harvard play
es
The viIv redskins. who were beaten by
s~-s -r1se last Saturday. viii invade Prince
-o- for what promises 70 he an interesting
-sr7e The Carlisle Indians ara not 50
s--7ng as they we're two or three wears
80 but they are strong enough 70 pro
--sa thorough test for the Tigers at a
.i-,e WREN II is most needed The feeling
!. more or less general that Princeton Is
.lcz-I- hut surely developing a team that is
,a-.l-- "a give Yale hard fght. and the
-.-,-zie today should show whether that
s.al,-r 3 based on something more than
-hearr-
rela VIII take the field against the team
.-o-, Vanderbilt University. OF Nashville
-a-- and of course here IS no telling
mar VIII happen. as little or nothing is
,,ou- about the strength Of the South
,--e-s. Vanderbilt usually Is a keen con-
l..-se- for the championship Of the South.
s-s -he game VIII be interesting because Of
s-e irr=-sectional feature
za-rs-;vanis viii line I'D against Penn
xravsrfs state for what promises 70 be an
o-be- good game. while Cornell viii face
z-.--7-r-. Dartmouth viii get thorough
..et s-sfnst Williams and Lehigh will 60
-, "a vest Point 10 what locks like certain
6essst
---sa Interesting home game VIII be played
=. 0-sn Field. University Heights. where
u.svers Institute. of Ffoboken. viii do bat
.ta Nh rhs strong New York University
s.-s- Lovers Of football IN this city
,bo,id not miss a chance 10 see what
--,--.=as - be . hard fought struggle
re New York squad held a secret signal
--.r-t~e IN the gymnasium last night and
s,,A ~av- 7lavs not hitherto seen in the
sslF 7-e-e tried out. OlcOtt said he expect
- q marked Improvement in the 1orIn OF
ne nan IN to-day game The prac1ce
--o-k curing the last week has been fairly
hard. with the possible exception OF yes
-s-5sv afternoon. when only signal oriil
--s kicking practice were 1ndulged in me
sssr vii Iine Up this afternoon as foloWs-
r1--- end. Crawford; right tackle, Yes
=. -.rr- guard. Mackay. centre, hopf1'
sst- r1s-z. FIenneberger. left tackle. Bren-
-.-- lefr end. Wheeler; left hal1back-
r,i-e. -i-h- halfback. Gorsch; fulloack'
-rle. --.z--er5ack. GALLOWAY
Rnoth probably viii ne tried out AT end
,,s Moore and Murphy VIII get chance
= re hactaeld The game viii be called
n $50 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

cattle and f.34O quarters ~ beef IN the Mesaoa
to London ana 1'IO4 quarters in the Arabic 20
Ii ssIasmT shauberg & son: - Ohio steers.
I aq9 Id average. SIS 50 per 100 ID; 5. I1SS -.
s. 80. Is. 1923 70. 50 80: - 100 900 ~
IS 70: Is 1ITO ID. s. 20; :. 121O H. 30 oS' :.
idI, Ss5to 20, - = Co % West Virginia steers L14t
h. s. s., ~. 1914 Ii. S. s.. II. 1897 H. % %
o. lo!S s9nsrs a. = Virginia steers 1871 d IS 90;
Is 14ss H. Sc 90: Is. 1451 10. SIS 90i 70 Ohio'
1I76 Ii. s. 20; 1 COW. l2s0 10. - %. . ,sas y,
az ~ : huiIs OF ID. 81 Is; cows. 1907 u.
81 25: / $50 h. 81 10; g, 1901 u. s. 90 = sIS
IN. Si So. 4. 975 ID. IS 20. . 1115 y. So s.; p
- aa5 ~ 10 81 IS II. sci H. Sc so 8 s4s ID.
s. 30. fs. s9e To-. s. 35. II. $50 II, 81 80.
the market: 22T on sale. Prices tust aoour
S,o-or 70 prime veaIs sold az $3.50 per 100
~ fairIv GOOD western calves at IS so; grass
rs "a dr. Dressed calves quiet al Il =
16t,r for city dressed vealSs S0l417o ror
country dressed and s0Siae for dressed
Ssies@s Iudd & Co.. 50 Western calves
a9e 10 average s. 80 per zoe ID
II r. Hollis. 2s grasssT7: 1g9 ga ~, p, s,S
Mcpherson & Co.; , veaIs, 1JS 10, $40 SOi =
i'S SHEEP AND I-AAIBs-Receipts II ears. or
g SST Read including > cars for the market
ears on sale. sheep steady lambs slow and
a. g9enang' .Ij w Tisa e. * pe- 100 ID. common
TO prime lambs at 500 81, few earrings az
Dressed mutton SLOW - 80 - ANa
dressed lambs at 1Oie q &c
65 III average. 81 per 100 n; 231. 81 ID. 81; 32S
West Virginia - Ib. So 50, 81. So ID. 50 30:
80 5 H. s.. Virginia yeariings. 96 -. IS;
I buck. $50 ID s. 30
Kerus Commission Company: 267 West vir-
ginia lambs. 50 II. 81 -
Tobin 4 shannon al state lambs. 6S ID. ST:
10 state sheep 81 n. 81 %
Judd & Co.: - Pennsylvanis Isr1os. -
h. So 75: 20 sheep 10T Ib. 81 - o 81 ID. So %
n. r. Hollis. I54 state lambs. 50 ID, 80 %:
8 sheep. 1I6 10. 81.
JeilfTe Wright & Co - stats lambs, -
ID. S6 30 2 sheep, 103 ID, So
HOGS-Receipts cars. or las head. ali
s1r sIaugh ter. except q Few head Feeling
easier on Buffalo advices. and heavy % ughc
hogs quoted ar 50 Il % 80 50 per 100 Ib. Coun-
try dressed hogs steady At = sac Per ID
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

- 81 -WHEAT-Spot dun nut
LveTpoe.. October. rs 2asd December as 50
mixed. Is u -. 81 iuFTA PEAS Eanadian Is FboL R
eTqg pstas ts SOC 2Ps 51 bqnesn Gs5 Fsef i54s sa
eoEkFr@s rom eI @ %ss 81 sAeoG6p@s,sd5sed @,sdss sst est
7is o clear bellies 74s !Sog, 9nE 1iSa clear backs ess ID
gR6rbrRs 5s 81 BEERS | qas 2l5 IAFR Iened Fs%s pas
We5tern le1 iicrces 68s "a i5esf white, new.
els CHEESE sE.csn15Sssn'' ca 5ss TURPENTIMGET,;s
S @ g? &. oses sd hs o p. PEPEots as Pd 5o2 n
-Reaned. "a LIS7Es III Ereined. s1i spot Bis tai
T6SsEER EB,l9sn 2iiiaL IN London = tta
& ga "a aif2s ssI ID APEFEaR@f PsFER@ ofI 4.
I'D LINsEED OIL. s+tt,n SO refined 8 l5-16d
re- PETRqLEI T 2TF INAlITIE- NAi,;E- spirits Sos RosIN
mersan stalasl P5ESsrRoLEGlL 5Ss 30 l9t5 10 tr.A4.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
- o b afCat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October II. 1910.
AIN-vHEAT-Easy. closing at neI
loss Of q sac under selling. due 10 disappolnt-
ing cables and favorable reports from Argentina
and Australia. No . red wheat, 99c elevator 7 a1Q
QqI,r f n b afoat: No / Northern Duluth, 81 "a =
o b affoat CORN-weak closing at a decIlne
of q T1c No corn. 574c elevator. domestic
basis to arrive. c 1 (, and 56eic o o aIcaI-
OATS-Easier. closing at L9asc lower tash
oats steady, with standard white. 36&4c No :
37i[c: No 3 3615c: No J. 35c. and No 2 mixed
az 5I-c asked BJJCKWHEAT-CQuiet. American.
Sc c i New York Canadian. 571zc c / New
york for EXPORT BJJETkWHEAT FJOtR-Qulet
611ote5 So % per 100 10. RYE-Quiet- No
Western, s41zc ( b New York BARLtll-- BARL15-1. Y.
i1rIndirg -four exports for the week. according
70 Bradstreet's aggregate s446I bush, against
102 s73 last week and 3, 694 466 last year since
I,1Iv / 9S O01 III bush against 43. 1l5, 40 last
season. Corn exports for the week, SIS, 6ss bush.
against 642 262 last week and S9o592 last year.
since Julv / 5552 400 bush. against 2,lo4'Z"'
T7cr
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Z ston oct 21.-''The Commercial Bulletin
Tomorrow will say OF the wool market;
Il good business is now being done mere. with
es-i7lafed sales OF 10 00o Oeo pounds Two ieading
mills being credited with the purchase OF fully
. oGo a.o ,,o,I,dg The chief demand is for terri
- r71n1linr through all grades Of grease wool
ana fne medium secured Montana c-ntlnues 10
move substantially, with stles "i halt-oio0d at
% Soda Springs me staple al &c, original
TV,,,,,7tne a u = al l2c and original New Mex
ian Al T.ydl7c. secured. go, 1,.-
.-rTs3tnc in ieeces Is moderate with ONO
-.,ois selling at 27q27iac for quarter-oooq,
t.s @ .iyi,tLs AT 2Sa29r. unwashed delaine at PIC
llii - sry-asbed AZ 22r. california northern
anu u t,y 1i!T ~ 57TfOc secured; 4-& spring at 30
aI5fiC and 4-X fall at 5taJ5c- ,,a. .. o-.,
b On inciugive. were 153 -. 84s pounds against INST
n . Ssa 1919 for the same nm nm" -. ,sI sas ~
IoT6s rgT,6s ssainst 357 s1s.54o for the same time
last ,ear'
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

spOt uuiet and unchanged ar Il. +0c Tor mid
ding uplands and Il roc for middling Gulf. De-
livered on contract. 100 bales. Liverpool cables;
Spot fair business doing: sales 7 900 bales; spec
ulation and export, 500 American, 5000. Inn
ports 5. 900 all American. Middlng upland. 1850
Futures opened steady AT = 20 4 points decline
closed quiet at a net decline of 4izGS points
October lid: October November. T.62d; No
veuber- December December-January and Janu-
sry-Fehr7Iary, 7.5412d: February-M March. March
4 pril and Apri-Mav 7-55d; May-June. 1.o6d:
IIIne-TuIy 7J415d: JuIy-August. 153d.
COFFEE-Apathetic. Sales, 30.250 bags. and
prices at the close net unchanged TO points
lower Havre and Hamburg showed gains OF
p to a franc but failed to stimulate enthus-
iasn Brazilian markets inactive. with Rio Un-
changed and Santos from 80 100 reis lower
Cost and freight offers were, in some cases. A
little easier, and Indications Of little more
pressure to sell on the part OF Brazil had mod
eratalv bearish influence on sentiment. Spot un-
changed, at IO5sc for Rio No :. Local contract
0riCes.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. Oct. 21-With the Argentine har-
,..s+ 90 three weeks off and with an export
aha Surplus in that country estimated at lio.-
0Oa Glo bushels. the wheat market to-day fell
= - 10 short sellers Closing prices We're
lgc 10 81 Gr@. lever than last night Corn m
fsbad q! = to 7sdIc down. and oats as912c IN
r7-g,-isiors also there was net decline n shade
n 15c Though not vigorously opposed, the
shorts in wheat acted with considerable caution,
srF many covered on the weak spots in the
r--a-l4ar Primary receipts light, but with
rFfz axcertion the bulk Of the DAYS news was
5enressire Cash demand was slim, and reports
- large -four sales Southwest were denied. In
-Aa winter wheat states where dry weather had
frrerfered with the growth OF the plant rains
were aTo-dinE relief. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
ARMY READY FOR LEHIGH
Sowen to Play Quarterback on
the Navy Eleven.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. 7

West Point y. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Army
team wound UP its weeks practice to-day
with every man in excellent condition, with
the exception Of Hicks, who wrenched his
leg in the Yale game and will not play
against Lehigh tomorrow Lamphier, ,
new man. VIII play right end. while Nor
ris and Spalding may get chance in the
backf1eid and Hardy and Englehart az
tackles The lineup viii be as follows:
Wood. left end; Littlejohn, left tackle;
Vier. left guard; Arnold. centre; Walmsley,
right guard; Devore, right tackle; Lam
phier. right end; Hyatt. quarterback;
Brown. right halfhaCk; Dean. left halfback.
and Surles. fullback
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour inactive. with
prices generally unehsngs9 P5ns P6as4 Pa'yhiS Wi
Ter patents. 81 60G$5 90; spring clears, lear ~ S0g
81 So extra No winter. 81 ooqS3 80; extra No no
81 %. RYE FI1OUR-Quist Fair TO % good S44
81 25 choice TO fancy, 81 29q$4 40 C0ttNMEAL1 1t
and yellow. ST 2O@s1 .; coarse; 81 15a$l 20
FF3ET-Western spring 81 S22a 81 10 stsneaTa sS ara
ntty- bran s2f bulk. So 259$22 30 sacks; mid
ding S22 254s30; red dog, S5o: noIninny chop'
OYISTONS-Moderately active and price
o,o,1arts M narrow The tone little easier
due to urtheT feeRs Of 'o Me- P'si7 s2ias21 SOC
faE3iIT Gog s25 short clear s22as2s so BEET
aIs Mess S$t 70 Extra ira india india mess. ssI BEEF
HTRMS s29qs25 DRESSED HOGSS--Easer
Baeon 18Ae $50 n lS%e G no %E9raPskIdG = 95ff i54
i,,ias staa3v: smoking. 1sc 10 III, fTc; i 10
i54c: IA n. I5e Picked hams; Il z q I3T
IA1leJ" !da1, Middle West II 456I2 55e: city dull
2ssc, refined steady south America l4G, C9n- on.
916n l5hei'' sTEA ARINE-Oeo. 12l4c city lard. lac
Refined naStys so Sac egs net qechanse eg5 per
W, ash Beet sugar in London was e4d lower
FOR october. at Or 2hd, but otheT Hnotshs % were
"a btgher' with November at 9s Sd and May AZ
n PAY here steady. but quiet ana un-
@bapred with centrifugal 90 test az 9'sSci mus 60
c0vado 80 test. 535c. and moassea sugar -
'eTf TRfrCEGBusiness moderate at full prices
I3ud METaTS TtsII S-coPPER-standard firm. with
- 49, fntures up to January quoted al l-9o4
- Gori London steady; spot. f5I - 81; futures
rs "a sd Lake copper, l. g seetrqyJ
e. - = 70 c-i.c. casting. l2-3Tlsnl2N sac TIN
@ = a"H - az 81 /. l37. soc: October. 38Isa3lc.
1cTsrr,bar SO 25a87c: December. 3s.25G'6 'oc'
- January 8GqI3G. d21sc London steady; SPOT,
FIeo 1ufnres fI65 15s LEAp-tluiet; spot t''a
az NsyY YORK 4 25G4 3oc East st Louis London
- fI9s - Spell sTER-Ffrn. 5BDG5-ioc New
York s 50q5 soc East ~ Louis L1naen' sPot, ID
- nos cleveland warrants, oOs IN LONDON
ocalil, ouiet. No l foundry Northern. no
Eo5tberr and No l Southern soft go 3SGSio %
No , foundry Northern. sl5 5oaslo' PIG iron
W0IasSEs AND sYRUPs-steady and IN
changed. demand FAR - ...,- .-1
NtTar STOREs-spirits turpentine steady
z,S - fraetion higher Rosin steady and un-
t,o4 81 TAR firm. We quote; TURPENIlN y r
elity,t. machine bbls. Sic. TAR, sla$! 90
,,t,lsIH ls Common to good strained SO S0dSo 40
oI1 m Tinseed unchanged: Refined petro-
- te,5jv al I.40c for standard white IN bar
res. - o,r r,.,-,ho- li,,tSa+top H.,
49, csyried This month down Il points carry
- - tb- close there more chtertul ieei
- - ~ Go October showing declhs or IA points,
It7ila the later months were loiht io"eF 10
li,-ts Hivhsr Local contract prices
90, tI{zb Close day
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
rB- Telegraph to The Tribune ]


Annapolis Oct Especial interest will
be taken in tO-morrow's game between the
Naval Academy and Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, as the lineup. announced by
Lieutenant Berrien after the practice this
afternoon. contains some big changes in
the team Special interest viii he taken IN
the work Of SOveIl. who. although a vet
eran behind the line. has played at quarter
in only one practice game. Brown, the big
fourth class man. has been doing so well
az guard that he VIII be on the left Of the
centre tomorrow. and viii bring weight 10
the lire where II IS needed. The team VIII
start the game as follows;
Left end. Cobb; left tackle, King; LEFT
guard. Brown; centre, Weems; right guard.
Wright: right tackle, Davis; right end, Gil
christ Quarterback. SOwell; left halfback,
Dalton; right halfhsck, Clay: fullback,
RodeS.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October q, I

New York. October q. 1910
uux-x-us Receipts. 2IT ears. 3 924 head
,nrIIdIre fG cars for -he market; = ears on
sale steers active and 10 Toe highet ouisa
a. ttr,ttad suppIv and steady. cows unchanged
Srt 49, ~cOs slow. The yards were cleared
Medium 10 choice steers sold az - 80 % 20
- tno 10 rp~diurn bulls az s. 10. common tu
rbotre COWS at s. 20 Q 50 =. city dressed ma
tfee sides slow at So lie. London caotes
,,,ots5 rafrfgerator beef lower az Toe. i've cat
IL steady at 49, lave, dressed weight
stnl-fne oral Liverpool cattle market nrm az
T0t. 5s1ttsr dressed weight. in addition 20 Lhe
Oral Exports from thiz port tomorrow oSO
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

rsn River oct 2ales IN 6ne p,lnt pr 200 1000 9oo
market for the week are I,,,o5s was about equally
Psso Pfs reywen and Tiae T, slyGs 81 Ispur Tn
deSees dti extending up PneRansed 70 ans prices ssHe
The tone is ftrohsS s. inch "a by 30 31c' Ss-lnch.
% saaaiFr' salre sc. 39-inch. 6s' "a
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
LONDON sHsEPsklNs SALE.

London. Oct IA sale cf Cape q Good Hcrs
anI Natal shsepskius Was held here today The
offerings amounted % 439.5S3. OF which 2O5. Oe5
were sold. The skins were IN poor eondifion. N1r
the demand vas fsir. Prices wera- unchanged
O. a farthing lower
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
rhznn.s n Princeton Tesnl.

-=r --.ezraph 10 me Tribune
Princeton X J., Oct -l--PrlnoeIoH " Al
s-z-- Tie Carlisle Indian game to-TnoIIo"
-rt-h q lineup entirely changed from Ihal
which r-e~a5 a. Fastou last Saturday
Hart and Brown VIII play the tackles m
ess6 ~ Ffsseu and MaoGregor; Dun VII
-te q -ef- guard. IN place Of wilson, "ho -
-1rsfng "a lame shoulder, Farr WIZ plas
cus-terHscl, BaIlou halfback and Penole-
t.H fgrIb-ck This leaves White and Dun
Rp unchanEed at the ends, Mclean anu
Slue,-enthaI ~ their old positions OF Z udi u
asd centre. respectively, ana Sparks at MS
regcla~ position Of halfhack.
Fsrr. Who VII uIay quarterback has been
z seoond scrub punter Until this week "neh
Roprr 7rt him At work on The varsity
Ths shifting OF BalloU 70 halfback VIII be
Watched win the greatest interest. for n
Previous Games mis- running with the baIi
has bee- little slow and uncertain Hls
experience and laeady playing make nm q
rzluaf-- man fcr a team, however and i
sasy De -rs- when playing haIfback ne VIII
.Eaov- gp u. better form az carrying the nall
tran raen running the eleven At quarter
The fas- thar Pendleton VIII play full5ack
6Oss not mean much caange except that he
VII proha b,y bs used for line plays rum
aoE On as well as end runs
Judging from the many changes mace
lAe coaches are taking tO-Tnorrow game
IS AZ opportunity 10 experiment WIN ne"
Material. and hard game is not expected
VIM LIobH and Captain HOuser ii I1O
Game. however the Indians should pieSeii'
/ uBch stronger lineup than against >
euse las week. and the Tigers may m"
tem g suffer proposition than they til-iiA-
The loss of Wilson al guard - serious
nne 10 The Tigers. as he has been one - -
aae nlalnztavs - the line Dun, who VII
axe MS place. Is now back IN coild4'-oi-
ene undoubteolv viii play good eaiile'
-s'oRn who replaces NacGresof, Is one u
NJ HARDEST tackiers n the Princeton
lne---.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
LvE7PooL COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool Oct. 2i-The following ara ss
weekly cotton statistics. Imports. al kinda
lQT OGO bales imports American, I6I. go stock
an kinls 310 00O. stock American. 8Oc eco
American forwarded. 6S.O0O. total experts. Zoo.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

s0iiie close games, being beaten II to 0
H as iali' to two years ago, 6 to 8 in
1907 and to 5 in 1906.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
" .
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEhROARn CIEARANCES.

COTTON-An early advance was followed
by a sharp reaction, with the later deliveries
making new low records for the movement dur
ing the middle OF the day, but there was a bls
demand from trade interests. and while offerings
at times were very heavy the net change Tor
the day was a gain of los points and the closing
tone was steady. Southern spot markets we're
unchanged TO 4sc lower. weekly movement hg
ures: Port receipts. 451,578 bales against AS 20
last year: overland 10 mills and Canada, - loo.
against 81 3S2 last year. Southern mill takifgS
(estt1nated) SIS 600 against $1,000 last year; gam
Of stock interior towns. s7.742, against 6O,s3l
last year; brought into sight for the week.
Gas ass against 625, 167 last year Total crop
movement: Port receipts, 2, 2s,346 against
402, $50 last year; overland TO mills and Caaosi;
* 7o6 against II SOS last year; southern mill
talfngs 435, 600 against 44O 900 last year; stock
ar interior towns in excess Of September l. 2SS.-
$50 AGAINST 331 96s last year; brought into sight
thus far for season, 2 907. 454 against S,246,225
last wear. The total crop movement is for 5l
DAYS this season, against 80 days last year. LO-
cal contract nrices
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
Vale Ready fer Vanderbilt.

Telegram 10 ne Alt''--i'-
Nsw Haven. Oct 2l--Both the Aale ana
z-s-se--ff- University els-ens worked on
a-sla Fed this afternoon, each taxing d
rs-rar F-ir for the game tomorrow J ale ;
---t vas public. and as watched Win N
,s-se. r-. several members Of the Nander-
ts- -zs-. The Southerners worked behind
closed gates
sessa Robinson. the Yale hafback, Who
,a-u-pe5 I'd the game only two days ago.
tvsir -u-ne4 his knee, and may not oe aDle
n r1sr this season. Yale expects 10 Il-u
Ta,6e-f--.r q rugged customer. Tor the team
g t,irv as strong as that vrlcn Won 'lle
se,,ber- championship last season W ME
Yale has been scored upon by TWO eleFells
and beaten by one. the goal line CT aflu'l-
s-lt hsz not been crossed, its record be-le
3 70 n AGAINST Mooney University = % y
zzsfng- tloea Technical institute and II 10 U
szsize- Tennessee University
Fol-~tee- Yale coaches were on the helo
so-day t-clgding Gordon Brown vance
wr0o---i-lz. Ned Glass. George Goss. r ran h
Hirkev. Jack OwsIey. Brink TAorne' Jl1ll
Rodgers. roster sanford, Pop roster
gsy Ftr=Tav-. the Two Hollis and Ted Coy
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. Oct 2l.-Following are the
.r--o.-l-- cnt+nr1 statistics.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat; Open Hgh 6d LST ST1 g G2ss Si E. 81 deS az
NAV - / 07ls l O7ts os9s 0e2s l 0Iss
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled in the United States District
Court yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

DR. poultry. pkgs
Live poultry. cts
Oranges tFla), cs
Orarg ges (CaD, cs
Grapes (CaD, cts
Pears (CaD. cts.
Prunes cab. pgs
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS

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ELKs TO BUILD A HOME SOON

The Elks' home Association has been
organized and incorporated, lots have
been purchased on the corner of Main
aud Jackson streets, aud the trustees
will soon adopt plans for n home. -
y veral plans have been recommended
to the trustees aud if either of those
recommended are approved, the build.
ing will be a credit to the city of Tu.
cumcari and one of which the member.
ship of this place may well be proud.
As soon AZ the plans are adopted bids
will be received, and it is believed that
the building will be ready for occu.
pancy this fall. The membership OF
the Elks lodge has steadily grown since
their organization here and the plan
to build a home has been discussed for
some months.