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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago Nov 1e-CATTLE- Receipts, %, Qon;
steady, beeves. 81 4o@S7 -: Texas steers. SAG
S. Is: Western. 81 loUS6 90: stockers ana lseG-
ers SO 30dS5 50; COWS and heiters, 81 209s6 70
ca ives s. 50GS10. HOGS-ReceipLg, 10, ODD;
stead. Hight, Sc 90QS7 ~. mixed. So 1oqS7 so,
heavy, S7QS7 80. rough. sIG7s7 -; good 70 choice
Eeavy. 81 20aS7 90; piss, SO 60gST 70; bulk o q
sales, s. 30gs7 "a EEEP-Receipts.> s;eloo
ysarlirgs- S4GS5; lambs. native, S4aS6 TO- West
ern, 81 E5dS6.
Cincinnati. Nov 1s-CATTLE-Receipt !, 100,
steady. fair 10 good shippers, 81 50dS5 10, COM
56Inc lower. butchers and shippers, 81 So9S7 -
common, s. 50a$7 .. sHEEP-Receipts. $50;
slow and weah; S2gs5 60. lambs dull and Jog
East Buffalo, Nov 1S.-CATTLE-R Receipts,
200. slow and unchanged. TEALS-Receipts,
500: active and steady. HOGS-Receip1., Z, 500;
slow and 10000 lower: heavy, mixed, Xorllers
Receipts, II 600. sheep fairly active and steady,
lambs slow ana DC lower lambs. 50 5oqso 10.
q few SIS 10
kansas CITY. Nov. 1s-CATTLE- Receipts.
port steers. 81 1887 %: fair 10 good. 81 I59
s. 80; Western. Sass 60; sIockers and feeders,
IS 75as5 =: Southern. So 1888 so. Southern
COWS, s. I5GS4; native. s. 75gs4 70: Lsifers,
HOGs-Receipts. 200: market Zoe lower; bulk
Of sales 81 35@S7 IA heavy 81 35dS7 -; packers
ard butchers. 81 d5ISI 10; light 81 554S7 40
EEE--I2eceipts: l50o: market weak lambs,
s3 IS; stockeEs and feeders. 81 50Gs3 so
PittsbUrg Nov. 1s.-CATTLE-Slow supply
light. Choice SIS 65aSe 80: prime, SO 4OqS6 80.
sHEEP-DuIl: supply 5 double decks. Prime 11
s. %. lambs. S4@S6, veal calves. 50 50GS10
ECGS-Lovver- receipts 80 double decks. Prime
heavies, nediurns and heavy YorISers: 940: iietat
workers.. 8 4oas7 IL. PIGS. 81 45Qs7 so. roughs,
Sc 25aSS g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Nov. 1S-Censols closad -fs
higher at 1915 for money and 7giG Tor az
count. Anaconda was. Is lower at fS5s.
Canadian Pacific I point lower at s91L.
Grand Trunk u lower at ~.
Money was in increased demand and
tight. nut discount rates We're easv
Politics checks business on the St1cJs Tx
change and the markets were 1fliet Cor
soils improved f-16 on the announcement of
the governments intention to discuss the
sinking fund provision Of the budget bin
Home rails and foreign bonds hardened
but the other sections were easy
American securities opened steady and
above parity, and continued TO advance ,lr-
I'll near the end of the first hour when
prices declined on realizing Later the mar
ket recovered on light New York buying
and closed steady.
Call money in London. 4i2G5 per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills
ga per cent; long bills. 7-16d41% per cent;
Berlin discount rate, 424 per cent: Paris
discount rate, rs per cent; Paris exchange
on London, - francs S014 cenumes: Berlin
exchange on London, . marks 4Sa. pfen-
nigS. Bar gold, us 50, and American eagles
7ss Sd
Paris Nov. 1S.-Three per cent rentes
closed 3 centirnes lower at 81 francs 20 CEN
times Trading was duh and price changes
were Irregular on the BourSe
Berlin. Nov. 1&-UnfavorabIe New York
advices caused weak prices on the Boerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, November Is, 1910
including 10 cars for the market: il cars on
sale Steers in light supply and steady bulls
Yards we're cleared. Common to good steers
sold at So So 90 per 100 Id: bulls. 81 30 q
demand and unchanged in price, London
cables quoted live cattle lower at J. 4 q Is 4 e,
dressed weight: refrigerator beef lower at
9zzc per h Exports tomorrow, 9S3 cattle
and 2,405 quarters of beef in the Minnetonka
TO London 454 quarters IN the Arabic TO LiV-
erpooi: total shipments for the week from
this port, 1,osa cattle and 1880 quarters OF
beef.
steers, 1877 ID average, SO 30 per 100 ID; 10,
1910 ID, St 05; Il. 1215 ID, s. 20; :, 1910 10,
81 oI mo !oo' ~ 70 west virginia a. steers,
LAG ID. Sc 10; 20, 1880 ID. SO 10; 10, 1156 ID.
Tennessee heifers. 647 ID. IS 80; state cows
1025 II, 81 &c.
sS sanders ID 3 az y oho steg[ s1 g. 81 Sc So
| buIl, 1850 IL s. So: J.. 1920 ID. 81 20; ~ j.
Goo T. s. 90 : 5l = ~ So 49, a4 eq ~ s. 1882 g.
q. $50 10. 81 20. /. geo h. So 60; 5, 737 h.
81 50; 60 ID, s. 10; l. goo ID, s. g.. 7oo7
y; COWS a55 p s. 90 3 s go H. as So H. /.
81 80: . $50 ID. IS IS: !. $50 u, s. 70; 8; 9os
ID. s. 70; l, $40 ID. s. 10. ., 74o ID, s. 10
Tobin & Shannon: II Virginia steers, 1874
CALvEs-Receipts 559 head. including 10
for the market; Isl on sale. Steady feeling
ard ali sold at S71S1I for common 70 choice
selected veaIs: S62 SO 30 for threweuts; 81 a
So 90 for Buffalo and Indiana calves Dressed
calves in moderate demand at II q 161 &c Tor
city dressed veals: "a 14c for country dressed,
and d Sc for dressed grassers and led calves.
Sales-hernz Commission Company; u
Indiana veals. 101 ID average 81 20 Per TOO
Ii; Is Indiana calves, 10 10, SO so 10 "a
10. 50 30. -.
S, Sanders: veals, Is5 70 81; II 1856
ID SO %; l. $50 ID, SO; culls 40 ID, Sc
Newton & Co: % Tennessee yearlings. 500
Ii. IS %; 10, 49, ID, So 80
George & L. s DulerbacF: Buffalo
veais, $50 Ii, ST Buffalo calves. c7S h.
s. % 20. 29I h 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. - z cars,
or 1,613 head. including 6 z cars for the mar
ket: cars on sale Sheep quiet at about
steady prices. lambs lower and slow "a
cars unsold. Common TO prime sheep ewes
sold at s. 80 a 81 per 100 h; culls, s. q s. %:
medium 20 prime lambs, So q SIS 40. with So 81
6TTl9c Per Ii dressed lambs weak a. Z q
lie. with hog dressed selling up 70 l1cc. -
Sales-Kerns Commission Company. %
Indiana lambs 70 10 average, Sc 40 per io0
ID: 1913 Pennsylvania, 81 10, IS: 439 Buffalo,
IS ID So 10; :. yearlings. 70 ID. 81 =; I Penn
sylvania sheep, so h. 81 %. Il. SO III, IS -;
.. % ID, 81 50; 0 Indiana, 12l ID, 81 90 ID
<. c5: > Buffalo. 11G Ii. 81
:. Sanders: 4o3 state lambs. 20 h. IS so
16S 20 ID, SIS %: $50 state sheep, los ID,
T6bin s Shannon: 2o5 state lambs. Is n,
SO 50: / state sheep, 40 10. 81 80.
HoSRseeipss ~ sT s or ISL 5n as16 sa az
% light weights quoted AT 81 so q 81 IS per 100
II. CountrT dressed hogs weak 81 AZ n 12c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

New York November IS, 1910.
GRAIS-WHE AT-Eari- developments were
again buIIsh prices advancing about Sc on
flrrner Liverpool cables than expected. preclc-
tions of smaller worlds exports and generally
hrmer feeling in the foreign spot situation
Later an easier feeling developed. and final
prices showed a net loss of %4c. The domestic
cash situation was the principal bearish factor
OF the day. prices we're lower in the West.
with prospects of increased movement. Cash
demand small, both in the Northwest land the
Southwest, and at milling centres conditions
were unsatisfactory. it being reported that IN
Minneapolis -four mills had closed down, and
that three or four more would probably follow.
Export demand poor with sales of loads
Manitoba at outports No . red here, 9647c, ele-
vator and e51.c Z aioat; No Northern
closing al a net loss Of 5a@&4c- There was &C
tive liquidation, with sentiment bearish owing
the country for ten days shipment, and pros
the country for ten days shipment. and pros
poets for larger receipts. Export sales, II loads
No = corn here, 81 sc. elevator, domestic basis
to arrive, Z. and new No corn, 81 F+c, b,
forward shipment. OATS-Moderately active
and easier. closing at unchanged to &c net
lower. Cash oats easy; standard white, SIC; No
., 3T14c; No 3, 3613c, and No 4, 3ec- RYE
Firm. No Western Soc nominal, Q b New
York BARLEY-F'irr. Mailing. S36sTc.
Buffalo RECOMMENDATIONS. American, Soc,
New York; Canadian, 53'3c, New
York for export Wheat. including -four, eS-
ports for the week, according 20 Brsdetreet :.
aggregate 3 100 493 bush. against 3,oSo,1I last
week and 6, 1885, sos last year since July l, e.
lis, go. against "a, 49,. 706 last season Corn
exports for the week, 1913, Ts2 bush. against So3-
$50 last week and 40. 407 last year; since July
/ !, 400 s78 bush. against 4, 43s $50 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

TO n 14a147sc sslesrsa n ard ever ,f ss
dSG; se5q E5 grades nj 1s I ohse ead s
age 1S1s61+c; Western. selected. ; 2 and 90 go
each. 1412c; average. f51131sc; Western ST.
picked. ia1z914s=c: scsIded. I2l=gI4c: Western
and southern. 19qI1c; Fowls. d-y p9 7e7
A. 10 50 n 15cs 40 70 and under. 1Sise Dry
picked. average best, 1S-s9 l4ci 20 g. =.
southern and Southwestern. 1301S &c; western
ana Southern, 1G7I2c; iced. Nastern- G-y picked
southern 1OG12c- COCKS. old uI5cs Dry
packed. nc; DUCKLdNGIS, spring. nearby. &c
Ms-r7snd fsafsc, Wisconsin. Stuffed. ISd1ac
Western. 1oG14c: SQUADS. prime large. Whit
- c,J-TNF-4 FOWLS. spring over ; u % rsi-.
pair. Sf9S1 10; under ; n, 65TsJc
l,AAIE-Rabbi-s IN fair demand and STEADY
Game birds selling fairly. and prices steady ~
steady. Sweet potatoes lower Onions n GOOD
demand except yellow. which rule dun Cab
oages steady. CARROTS duii taGIiao~eFs higasl
CucInberS drnleT. Elephants higher Le11uc-
firm FOR fancy Mushrooms steady Peas ara
beans scarce and high Romano lover; Snlnscn
higher Tomatoes steady POTATOES Name.
bag 81 50QSI %; bulk ISo n. 81 6oGsi 30 L~l'2S
Island bag 81 50TS2; bulk. $50 y. 81 ls9SS =.
state bag. 81 f0G$i so: bulk $50 n 81 5OGSi -.
jersey. round. Rag. 81 50aSI 50: icng. 81 500
81 65: Virginia and other southern late cr0N
bbI. 81 .5dSI 81: SWEET POTATOES. SoutleT---
bbl eDceIS1: Jersey. double head Dbl. 81 259<2.
open head 81 GsGS1 80: basket. 4GceS1. sfzJ 5
Sells SPROUTS. quart. 6613c; CARROTS. bbi
or bag T5cGs1 90; CABBACES. Danish. ton, 50
aSII: domestic STaSs. red. S25ds2s. Danish.
bbi. 75R9Oc: domestic. 60G75c: rec, S2sISe -.
CELERY state and jersey. dozen roots. 10
soc: crate. 81 25GS2 - CA L-IFLA0W Frs. LoIS
Island s.0-t cUr bbl. - 5oTS3. long cut, s. %
s., CCC'U MIXERS. Florida. basket g Sts~Sz;
Boston dollhouse. dozen. 81 25GSl 80; box. SSaT
81. CHICORY and ESt'AROLE. basket 75cf3
81 %. elephants. -earby. 81 FS2 Florida.
box $2H$5. HORSEttADISH. loo n, 81 1885
LETTUCE. nearby b5l. I5c4rS1 - basket. SAD
IJC. -tatc. basket. Sf9S2- Western New YORK..
ss-do2en box. Si&S@, Nor1oik. basket. 7JcdSi T5:
Boston. hathouse. @-hoN strap 81 50a4SS ., New
Orleans. bbI, ST1ES9. MUSHROOMS dollhouse. ~
2JG45c; ONIONS. Connecticut. white boI SD
S4i state AID Western. white pickle. bUshsl
crate. zoe. other white. crate 15c@1Si- Ioo-'o
bag 81 .JsJS1 90; yellow. Hob bag 81 5O1SI 81:
1oo-lo bag. 81 15q$1 y; red 140-Jo bag. 81 son
81 - 1OO-fb bag. ~ - Orange County. red -
yellow. bag. 81 251Sf 10 PEPPERS. nearby.
sugar bbl. SiWS2. regular. T5c4Sl so basket.
6eG2SJc. Florida carrier. 81 1902 -, PEAS.
Florida. basket. S5TSfo; RONAINF,- nearby.
basket. .tAi soc. state 75ceSi - New Orleans.
Dol. S3GSI. RADISHES. Norfolk. basket. TIe1
81 -. dollhouse. 100 punches 81 50GS2 -.
SPINACH. Norfolk. ohl. 81 I2QSi y: STRING
BEANS. basket. SIlSs. Florida. green. basket.
s5GS7 wax. 81 500 s. 20: SHALLOTS. New or
leans. 100 lunches. s5ls<3 So: SQCASH Huh
bard. bill. IJcgfS1. marrow. 5oET7Sc. Tt-RNIPS,
r1ta ba ga bbi slcdS1 Long Island AMI Jersey.
T5cfiSl- TOMATOES. nearby box 50cGSf -.
California. fat case. Std$I &c. wATERCRE:Ss.
zoo lunches S20S2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

spot quiet and unchanged at 14o0c for mid
ding upland; sales LOO bales. delivered
contract Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales.
6. 600 bales, speculation and export, 500; Amert-
can, 5. 600: imports. So ooo: American, 32,ooo:
rriddiius upland. SIC. Futures opened steady
1q2 points advance; closed steady u unchanged
70 ) points higher; November, Z Cd I'D; No
vember-Decenber. 5s12d; Decemher-January.
7.5Tlzd: January-February. 5-5Sd; February
March T59d March-April and Apri-May. 1901;
May-June. 76O1sd; June-July. 7:59led; july
August 7.57d, August-September, 7.SJd.
COFEEE-Prices again sold a. new high
Levels for the season, the whole list, with the
exception Of November. selling at 1oc and over:
The opening was firm, advance Of 8 to :
points on small offerings and evidence Of the
presence Of large buying orders. ana later
showed aims of II to 20 points from the pre-
Tro,1s close. with sentiment very buIlish. Near
he close there a partial reaction under
tive liquidation and hammertng by bears who
vera working for a decline, and at the close
the market was barely STEADY. at net ad-
vance OF TO 70 points. Tavre closed at
changed to = franc net lower: Hamburg, A913
pfennig decline. Rio was 325 reis and Santos
loo refs higher. Reports that leading roasters
had purchased from - 600 10 100 coo bags Of
spot coffee added further strength to the spot
situation and was a factor the early ad-
vance in futures. Spot in active demand but
offerings were small and prices showed strength.
Rio No I. 12&c, and Santos Is, % &C. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

q 18c: casting. I25 1c-75c. TIN-Easy- SPOT,
So 25g26-s 5c; November and Decemhsr. Ss 70
q 81 Goo; January, Sc 20 q $3.50; FebTuary
$50 q $500. London firm. Spot, 1885,
futures, 1856. LEAD-Firnl. 4.4J4l f.J0c, New
York; 427i. n 4.22l2. East st Louis. Sales,
10000 n November at 42tac, and 1oo. 600 10 No
Teulber at 45c. New York; 600 u December
at 4.3oc and so 600 n January at 1900 East ST
Louis The leading producers have ADVANCED
their price cf lead from .+Gc TO 4-50c in so
ton lots. London, spot, fI3 IS Cd. SPELTEt
nominal. 5.s5 q 5.95c. New York 5.S0q J.9oc
East st Louis. London, spot. f24 IS 3D.
IRoN-Cieveland warrants, 49s I'D in Lon
don. Locally steady No 1 foundry. North
err, No ] Southern and No Southern, soft,
SO 10 q SIG %, No foundry, Northern, SO 80
a SIS
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-Steadier tone in
nlolasses. but syrUps duh ana unchanged
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine steady
here and firm at Savannah. with prices IN
changed. Rosin quiet but unchanged Tar quiet
and unchanged.
OiLS-Linseed firm but unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady at recent prices
COTTONSEED OTL-Inactive. Prices easier
under moderate liquidation. closing at net de
cline of ago points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
EOREIGN MARkETs

Liverpool. .so- Is.--1'I1I AT-spot nrn, 30
TT,,irar,f,er - = q. March. Is I'D: MAJ -
ia CORN-Spot nm; American naked Is
Futures steady. January nominal Iehr,i-
* esd PEAS-Canadian rs Sd r. 5iffs
q SStC~i4fer patents 36s- HOPS IN London ITa-
- y ,tnrs-j - los ~ u los BEEP-Fx1Ts India
.-ss l:7s cd. fCkh--I'rirue mess Western
It's 81 HAms-short cut Gas BACON
49, li1 nd cut SIS, short rib, 75s- clear f,sl-
5,.Is rs, long citnr nlideiees. light. Gss sd
. .'Ss. lis: snort clear backs css sHoJL-
9sat = 1snare 63s. LAED-Pr!n14 y-sgfer-,
ifrees as Cd 4 4Ia an5, Fsnf s pais 5ss
Cheese o'"It r-yl BE- new. SOS
i sd Hgaf r., l s., PE3TRoL
kenns"' cTT-Hull refinec-Spot a0s IA
TEEP isf z EoP siA 39s I'D
t-nfi'ir-'' ,,,tlscoyado IS. BEET SIG APENa
EaL I'VE gs 4 d IINsEEp-~7alcutta ApriI-
reihee. I'D STERN OIL f34 IfNSFr4b
June o. Id PETROLEC f--AE nerioan refined,
81 SPIRITS; 81 strsipfs
lss re- .s'lrp. Yov Is.-rETRoLEUM. 10 francs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov 1S--''Ths Commercial Bulls
tir vii say OF the wool market tomorrow:
NO manufacture seems 70 be disposed -
take substantial quantities OF wool. but fh.
fact that prices are cheap compared with
the values ruling abroad serves TO maints n
the tone here. The different kinds OF terri
tory wool are stil selling IN very modera -
quantities. original Montana fetching - 34c:
original Wyoming. f9f2fc. original Idaho ~
T18c- The secured cost OF fine fine medium
still ranges from IS {. Soc. FIeeces are nor
moving very actively, although some cransSs~x
are being made on basis OF 20 q soc for Ohio
ttree-etgkths and half blood. @Tc for Ohio
quarter blood and - Y eg2sc asked la soFu.
houses. California Wool is quiet and IN :
changed while n small business IS being dor .
in Texas twelve months at $40 5Sc "a
shipments % wool from Boston to Nov-r,ss-
- Inclusive. were IT, 80 ,es6 pounds zzafns~
25t, 0S9 e6s pounds for the same time faS-
year The recetptS 20 November II. incIusivsL
were @5o5IS.T9s pounds. against S7S fss ga
pounds Tor the same tllus last year."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New 1OIk, -EOVFulaeI Isr IoIu-
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts 7.34S bag

New York, November Is, 1910.
ans and Il Bags peas. state marrow selling
fairly, hut choice STOCK has settled 20 about
~ G well sustained Red kidney steady though
net quotably changed: less pressure to sell
BEANS. marrow. choice bushei. 81 60, medium.
81 80; pea s. %; fair to good, 81 25g$2 80: I'm
ported ,,4 psS' SToice 81 s0aS2 S. white EidnS
So 15elSS 20; yellow eye s. 2GmS2 % black turtle
ssotch. 10 BAGS :s--'' bushei . 6Ca$2 IS.
taxing hold of fresh creamery slowly. and re
ceivers have surplus stock which they are press
ing for sale This resulted in weakness and
mutations are revised accordingly. Creamery.
2sg29l2c seconds, - 1aa2Ie: thirds. 2ig25c;
2Oc SECONDS. ~ y gre. state dairy tubs, finest
s4Sfssc. process specials. &c; extras 26lsc
24G341fc. current make, firsts 23s9c: seconds
3sGs@l.c: No 3 30g2i &C
CHEESE Receipts, 5000 boxes. Tone
STEADY en- good quality cheese For fresh stock
showing Up pasty OF Otherwise defective l4lsc
ceipts. showing very good Ggal,y. so ont ct i5o.
There Is enough OF the fa1riy veil cured early
cost earlier stnriGgs. Skins weak on anything
poor. with considerable pressure TO sell. state.
whole :nilk September quality, specials. 15laQ
choice I4%. al5c; ootoher quality. hne colored.
I4i@c- white Iji4c: common 70 prtn,e. IyTIic.
skins. specials. 12se; average fancy. Il@ff 1sc;
average me Ioal0l%c; fair 10 g0ed 1899 re:
common, 4Ed61sc; hard Skins, 2ls 43A=c.
EGGs-Receipts. 4.40I cases. Firm for
highest grades ~ fresh gathered under contin-
ufd srareity supply sti} OF very irregular a,laI-
ity and value and defective stock moves sIowIy
Even for higher grades. requirements ara about
as small as the supply Storage eggs freely
offeree and tone barely steady; summer goods
averaging lower. owing 10 the renewed crusade
against sellers of spots and rcts State Penn
sylvanis ana nearby hennerv whites fancy Sea
55c; ordinary 10 me azH5nC. gathered whites
s0nsse; held whites, 2s2fs3c; hsnnery browns
fancy 82m45c gathered browns ;sel t.r. fair 10
good. seT36e: Western gathered whites. So acs:
fresh gathered rejected extras 3ad 42c. extra
hrsts 36H3sc nrsts, sI11Sac, seconds 2Sfl31e
poor 10 prime 2i1i3Dc. diTries. no = canaled q
fo5c: No .. 22at2Se poorer. I3aI.ie: chseks
best. &c: TO fair. isgf2ic refrigerator sDs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19

FLOUR AND MEAf-Elour inactive. Spripa
81 10. winter patents. 81 60QS4 30; spring clears,
81 s0qS4 %. extra IA l winter. 50 5G9$3 so;
gtraiehts 81 TddS4 So BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Steady, S2a$2 10 per 100 70, RYE FLOUR
Firm; isiT 10 good. $44S4 -; choice 70 fancy.
So s5Gse 90 BAG MEAL-Fine white and vel
low 81 1881 - coarse. 81 foGSi 10. FEED
SIS 80: four do sas red dog. SIS 70; city bran.
So hulk; s2l 30 sacks nid snl SO 75a$3o;
red dos. $50. hominy chop. SO 30 bulk, 81 20
sacks. oILMEAL-SS5 50GSS6
PROSIeTDSs-Easie1, due 10 a decline Of
: {" 10 points ia he hog ma rtet and weak
Ing tbs decreasing cost Of meat. together
with the liberal run OF hogs especially in
sentir1.rt PORK-Steady. Ness $40 so
family. So 500 So; short clear. &2i a So 40
BEEF-Mess. SIG sl5; family. s19Q 500
S@I 81 REEF HAMs-s24 5ease7, DRESSED
HoGS-Bacons. II 4sc: ise ID, II ltc, i60 ID.
L-f.ci,Irg bellies. 10 10. 1890; l. III. BIC;
Ii d. I44c. Picked hams, quiet, Is a
TIgnsI.c LARB-Easy, Middle West 10 30
allc: city leiz ; 2 lgE.c r re- ned South
hes n 1-r- compound barely steady. ss. n
sc- TEARIlE-Easy. oir" lo9 lo54e. city
srGAR-Rehned quiet and unchanged
STANDARD ersnuiated. 4 B0c net less ! per cent
for eaal Raw g points LOVER On a sale Of
geo no. tens Java o sga 70 ss!c evere5 he1
ship. Spot. 3.s7c for 90 test centrirugal. but II
spnt delivery at the old price Of ) Doc. museo-
vsdo So test, 3.S7c: molasses sngar. 80 test.
EgCE-steady hero and firm at primary
p'a5s gil 4nSfHREfs dun
L. Is a l1le50cs November 12so4 II doe De
eenbsr, 12a5@ Sc r.. Jagnar 12e 90 Y Ise
london SPOT. ISL lis Cd futures, f5s Ills Sd
La1e e' copper. IS O iaese; slcetrolstic, la-s7 Z
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Trs following perlI1ollS III 10Si-AA Dt-eNs
49, fied --estsrdsv n ne United states
circuit -oC---
san LETTN,S SONS COMPANY manu-
----5-e- OF Cloaks at No. 81 u est 18th street
sEre-E--lrar~. b- these creditors H B 9la5-i
Tam-er-. S2az- h WohlfaLrr, as the Wc1l-
-sf~- Fashion COMPANY. 8. ard Stevens,
SANFORD Cushu1an & Jordan. S1s+- Judge
l-o-zz a-po-1ced Charles L GreenhaI re-
~s,vsr Lsati-i-czs e-e said 10 Dc sZp.lfg ana
assets S7ao9
P1CEE-s Critic DER. u,a1ltact-
rirer 81 fancy feathers at Nc = BOND
srree-. involuntary. l. Abraham Z Ellen
aazsn z creditor for S.51 OF an assigned
czt-- FIR goods scld 70 ksT- Judge Hand
appointed william Eenkel. j.. receiver
~ri-E q bond O. $50
VILLAIN z BEERS, OF 10 $50 Broad-
7gr formerly secretary CT he circle Pun
-;sl.rz -ar-usIl-. OF SO. % Madison avenue
--e,en1sr-- Liabilities are S-l-5-3 ana assets
-o-ss-1-E Of caSl 81 bank, S5e, and -
+ ares al STOCK Of the above company q no
-z-e Ct his liabilities $500 Il fer IN
3a-s-rE a recommendation paper Of the com
-s-- A-olE Ch6 uOueho-os-S were Lle
-ieCE5ersza Paper Company, SlL-Gl=, Tyler
: RsCzalG. $500. Broadway Trust Com
rz-- 8 80 Herbert :. Bridgmau, Of No
- Carton avenue, Brooklyn, Is Z 7ecuIea
C-e5l--r Tor So
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago Nor. 1S.-Ccrr sold to-day the
lowest price IN several years. and pulled down
all the other leading staples change Net
declines were: Wheat 5sGsc: corn. ]29&sc to
= GS.c: oats. unchanged 30 isc; provisions. 9asQ
T.tzc. The weather was perfect f-r putting new
corn into merchantahie condition. and there
plenty If evidence Of HI3 increase in country
81 les HuskinE sHd cribbing were reported 70
lie ID general fa- advanced Many country deal
ars l. was asserted, had made urgent requests
for cars. Primary receipts more than
double those of a year ago. Faced by such an
arra- 81 bearish circumstances the market
turned decisiveIy downward right from the start
snc had bat few and unimportant reactions.
cash corn went 1=sJ1c lower here especially for
--vr. Southwestern markets meanwhile dropped
OF fully IuT-4r. Range Of prices
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cANADfAH HGRrBER,-

iaie 1s.ga 1908
81 ak ~ %Ov-- Sa!i-5i- s,pig son SOD 200
Tsfsy l-$9v- u. o.6s-ao1 s.sal 70O 4 gTf. 7o0
CANADIAN PACIFIC
% AZ in No 1os gfh 81 $50 coo 81 S7s 400
Tsisz l-1sov. Il Il 'b4SsC 90 s45 0la q 7s3r 80
GRAND Trunk
- .- in rzov.- $3.50. 7G0 sa2a a7r Ss54 22s
- "a. i-Tev IA 1HlT5il3 HIS 5ss l5'gl8sIT
''-I I-,sTERaATIoNAL : Great NORTHERN
- q, Sov s2n2,oJe sa9z 900 SID, 800
q ne .ov u 1888 go ~, s,s, :, fsS $50
MISSOURI Pacific
IN 20. 81 .0s--eE5 q Csc s,sa s.. oS:. 900
= NoT. IA ~ 1-aSeo 20.s7T 100 il SIS, 126
'' r. LOUIS soLTH WESTERN.
% .!5v. -. 4.665'4sS 1851 100 s,as4. 0le