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The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Simple Rsmsdy Tor L.cdpp.

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous. .. they ire
qsently develop into pneumonia. Foleys Hooey
and Tar not only stops the cough, heah and
strengthens the lung. 20 th.t no seriou. result.
need be feared. Tie eeso;se Fo.ey'. Honey
and Tar contains no harmful drugs and j, in !.
yelIss. Holy PAasnscy ikeIman Bros. prop n.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Rs.iso.e Souvenir Envelopes

nsa1o0oe Souvenir Envelopes
Boost Holly by using the hand
some Souvenir Envelope specially
engraved. showing the principal
views of town and country. 1t is
said to be the bes advertisement
ever gotten up for the town. For
sale at the Chieftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
A Carload Of Horses

just received which ! will sell
singly or as a whole. Tney are
good stock. weighing from 800 to
l0ooabs. The price is right.
Thomas Harmon.
Holly
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Wiley Bank Changes Hands

The State bank at Wiley. Colo,
was purchased last Saturday by
Mr.. Charles Spencer of Carthage,
Mo, an experienced banker, who
comes highly Recommended by
eastern banking institutions. He
is delighted with the country, and
that Wiley will be his home for
the period of his natural life, he
declared to Chieftain reporter,
who CHANGED to meet him on his
recent visit here.
We have township plats, chat
tel mortgages, deeds, and other
forms for sale at our office. The
Chieftain Printerv
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

II + dsneero.. thing TO take cough med-
icine containing opiates that merely stiRe YOUR
cough instead Of curing it, Foiey's Honey and
Ter looseas snd cures the cough and expels the
poisonous germs. thu. preventing pneumonia and
consumption Refuse substitutes and take only
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow package. HOLY Pharmacy. Ikelman
Bros. prop'r..
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Groceries, fresh Meats
We want Fat Cattle, Hogs Poultry and Eggs
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Phone Matn 1O6 W. c. SIMPSON
Bristol State Bask

At the meeting of the stock.
holders of the Bristol State Bank
Wednesday, the following officers
were elected:
j. s. McMurtry, President.
F. S. Butcher, Vice President.
III. L. Moran. Cashier.
Directors, Col. VIM. NJ. Wiley.
j. S. McMurtry. F. S. Butcher, n.
L. Moran and j. B. Nichols.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

Let US get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your business-not a detrimen.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
you'll be proud Of The Holly
-nieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

Job Prining Of the superior kind
at The Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Rheumatic
Pains

my mother is a great suf-
feFGr from rheumatism, .and DR..
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills is the only
remedy that relieves her."
MRS. G. DAVENPORT,
Royceheld, N. ].
The pains of rheumatism are
almost invariably relieved with
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They
also overcome that nervous irri-
taion which prevents sleep be-
cause they soothe the nerves. To
chronic suffers they are invalu-
able. When taken as directed,
they relieve the distress and
save the weakening influence of
pain. which so frequently pros
trates. Many sufferers use them
whenever occasion requires with
the greatest' satisfaction, why
not you? They do not derange
the stomach nor create a habit.
Why not try them? Get a pack
age from your druggist. Take It
according to directions, and if
it does not benefit he will return
your money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
PLAN NEW BOND ISSUE
Holders of Westinghouse Notes
TO Get a New Proposition.

The creditors committee of the est7g-
house Machine Company, according 70 dis
.st@i,es from PittsburE received IN Wall
Street yesterday, has prepared a circular
Setter 20 be sent 10 the holders OF tie
T. rysseo outstanding three-year collateral
notes OF the company, asking their accept
snce Of g plan 70 extend the notes for
TREE years
IRE plan provides Tor the authorization
n-d issue Of new mortgage ~ the West
srEhouse Machine Company. The new
bonds. which are 70 run for thirty years
snd bear s Per cent interest. are 10 take
she place Of the present debenture bonds
IS security for the notes. and the holders
G, tee latter viii have the right at any
t-r7le during the life Of the extended notes
- exchange them for the new bonds at
p The new mortgage IS TO cover the
property Of both the Westinghouse Ma
chine Company and the Westinghouse
: ognerv Company, which are 70 be con-
Ealidated. a further provision OF the ex-
tension viii be the creation of a voting
trust, which xF1l control the election OF
directors during the life OF the notes, to
IRE END that TIE interest OF the rotehoid-
e. viii be properly conserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

100: fairly active and steady; prime steers
IS 40 SO 10 VEALS-Receipts. 500; active
and 25c higher at S70sIL HOGS-ReceiDts
5000; fairly active and strong; heavy and
mixed. 81 100 ST 70: Workers, 81 T0G IS; pigs
IS q IS 10: roughs. $685. ST; stays, SIS 70
1926; diaries. 81 6ORSS closing 1O6 15c lower
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1920: handy
lambs fairly active: heavy lambs and sheep
slow; lambs and yearlings steady; others 21c
lower: wethers, s46 81 %; ewes, So doH So
sheep, mixed. SIS a 81
Cincinnati. Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Reeeipt
l,473: steady: fair TO good shippers. 81 50 q
SO 10: common, 81 % n So IS. H0GS-Receipts.
1855; steady and sc lower; butchers and ship
pers 81 al q 81 So common. So 81 40
SHEEP-Receipts. $50: steady at 81 70 q SIS So
LAMRS-Steady at S. - a So 10.
Kansas City. Dec 2.-CATTLE-Receipts.
$500. including S10 SOutherus5 steady 10
strong; dressed beef and export steers. 50 50 q
81: fair good. 81 70 n 81 80: Western 81 - y
50 so: stockers and feeders. So I5f 50 -;
Southern steers. 81 50 80. southern cows.
s. - a 81 so: native cows. So 80 q 50; heifers.
$4a 50 20; bulls, So 50a 81 20: calves. 81
ass HOGS - Receipts. $4,000: steady bulk
Of sales 81 2oG 81 %: heavy. 81 2og s. 30:
packers and butchers 81 20 n 81 80; light, 81 10
@$7 % SHEEP p Receipts. 5000; I5G 2Jc
lower; lambs steady; lambs. 81 20 II Sc 40
yearlings, 81 70 "a SIS 80: wethers, So 500 81 %:
ewes. So % IS 80: stockers and feeders, So -
So 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, December .. 1910.
BEEvEs-Receipts. las cars, or 2,645 head
sale lie'- Steers very dan and general sales log
15c lower; bulls steady; medium and thin
S %eTs s sd up and to n 5e c the YARDS
cleared Fair 10 prime steers sold at So SOC
al 81 SO 81 50: extra - cow at 81 Is. Dressed
beef dull at "a q sac for Texas beef; 91s q
k ke so I1F at h1Ss Weight refrg
orator beef ct 9lsc per ID Exports to-nors r.
beef in the MinBewaska to London, and AS
quarters Of beef in the Celtic to LIverpooi-
s. s paH i6o 10 2 36 1s E. 20
1222 h. So q I1I3 ID 6o 50 60 Is Virginia gina
1879 1879 T. f. $ : go G Rq aeo 600 ib s. p ssa 5
s. sos S5: !. go h. s. 50; 8. zso 10. s. 20
IS 70: Is. 1870 ID, So so
Newton & Co; cows 100 er ID; 8 80 s,as-s
1865 ID. Sc; IS. 1247 ID. Sc. less SO on lot
20 goo oho 81 as5 g. q S 81 so Is iH1s 3
u. s. 50: s. 1873 b. 81 so; i s;e p; ga 81 49
SO To- s4 os I SAG :. 5o 1910 co S 1900 900 b.
81 70: |. 1900 H. 81 10: II, 9sS Id. SIS 81; l.,
800 ID. 50 so; - 1885 10; s. 40: 1, lose II,
sS$ Ii. s.: 10 SO 10. 81 SO: -. SIS b. 81 30.
cALyEs-Receipts, s6s, including II for the
prime veaIs sold at Sc 50a $40 20 per 100 ID;
prime Westerns at SO so: barnyard calves at
S59s4 Dressed calves steady 10 higher at
l21e q i6c for city dressed veals and 2 IL 4 C
for country dressed calves
Sales-Nefson & McCabe: As Western calves
29I Id average, Sc 90 per 100 ID.
Sanders: > Eeals 142 s Iii $40 =: J. go H.
S Judd & Co: so Pennsylvania calves. 325
ID, So TO- AS ID. 81 -: !. 80 ID, So.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, II cars. or
4 $50 head. including : cars for the market :.
l2Is cars on sale. Sheep steady and in fair de-
rnand: lambs slow To 10c lower: the pens were
about cleared Common to prime sheep sold at
s. n 81 ~ per 100 III. good to prime lambs at
So 80 q Sc 80; ] car at an outside price OF
So 70; yearlings at 81 % u So Dressed mutton
81 eady at On SC per ID: dressed lambs weak at
81 "a lie. with hog dressed selling I'D 10 Ii L
Saies-Tobin & shannon: 1875 state lambs
So so: 103. So 10. SIS so: 50. 81 10. So 40: III
Penn. a III. SIS so; cuIls 81 ID, So: state
yearings. 1903 III. SIS; sheep and yearlings
los H. 81 IS; IL sheep, 116 ID, 81; 3. 80 10. So
s Sanders: 1S2 state lambs. so III. Sc so
aS4 g., ID, SO so; 21s. "a III. SO 80: 1874 Penn.
~ H. So so: I03 Jersey, 7s H. So "a: . state
yearlingz. los ID. So: G. 10 ID. s4 20: sh eep.
100 ID. 81: Is, los h. IS 70; 6. % ID, SO 20; ..
los Id. Sc
SO go: 10 sheep, 81 III. 81 50.
Newton q Co: 1877 Ohio lambs rs Ib Sc rs f:
12I IS lb. SIS 40: 40 Ohio yearlinEs sT ID,
81 rs: 63 sheep, ss III. IS IS.
s Judd & Co: rs state lambs II ID, IS so:
Ksrns Commission Company: IS, state
HOGsEReeeipts, ts1a cars. or ocT7 head.
including 10 head for the market. Feeling
firm and good heavy and medium hogs ouot-
able at ST 65 q 81 So 100 Id. Country
dressed hogs steady al sale H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
Y0AKUH BACK HAPPY
Optimistic After Long Trip
Through the Southwest.


E.-T. Toakuu, chairman Of the board OF
directors Of the St Louis & San Francisco
railroad Company. returned yesterday
from the nuch-taIked-of inspection trip of
sh4 Frisco lines. which he made il com
rany with 2. L. Winchell, president Of the
principal roads in the system, and =. !
Esslfng. head Of the Chicago Milwaukee
q ST Paul Railway Company. ard Percy
&. Rockefeller. director Of the latter
rad
According 70 reports received in Wall
Street, the purpose of the trip vas 10
frtng about q traffic alliance between the
sve systems. Mr. Koakurl would neither
sHIrrn nor deny these rl.Ilors. his answer
60 al queries II this connection being.
'-T5efe Is nothing 70 De said on that mat
ter
NJ oakur2 was wiling % talk on other
SUBJECTS, however. particularly business
conditions il the territory lie visited, and
ks Outlook generally. He takes d view of
rne situation opposite 10 that recently ex-
pressed b. James J Hill
There seems 70 be but little stock ticker
prosperity in New York he said, but
there is a good deal Of real prosperity IL
TIE Southwest After crossing the Missis-
slTpi River one rarely hears the New
: ok stock market referred 10. Trading III
Securities Is not the business OF the West.
ead securities listed on the Stock tx
change are not the collateral required or
generally used by the bankers IL the Wes;
The people there are busy with their work
suc 1tsre little about the stock market
j ma rise or fail ten points and few know
Il ~-sr least pay attention 70 IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ae following petition in bar krUptcy Ess
''i-d IN the United States District Court
.sstsrday.
he TAFT CONSTRUCTION COM
.-.-Nf. Builders. formerly AZ No go Broad
tes--tiliS CITY. which was engaged in build
g one and Two family houses III Brooklyn
- re GraFeseIld section: involuntary, By
&c Creditors TIE Colwen Lead Com
t.a#E s7..-e. Henry E Geddss. $3.50, and Z
: "a orf5es & Bro, s6.gI1- II was alleged
- 80 ne company transferred numerous
-li-lI2eE and plots Of land IN the petition
g assets are estimated az $500 At No.
=, broadway il vas said the company had
A'' &c away about month ago
Jliese Hoagh has appointed John Gruen-
% Receiver ia Bankruptcy for Schatten &
--yss doing business as the Mercury In
.SsFear Company al No. 10i Greene street;
s7nd. 500
Erecting OF creditors OF Whitman Broth
: "a corporation). wholesale dealers IN
'eiis-eo oil ia the Produce Exchange
-.l'aaas. was held yesterday at the Office
william allen. referee IN bankruptcy, az
-. Z Wall street. and John Aspegreu was
7eted Trustee, with 2 bond of $500. Liza
''O'ies are So, Sc and nominal assets $50. e79.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec 2-WHEAT-Spor sr-cnss No
red Western winter. - Sd; futures quiet De-
cember. IS 1O45d; March. Is 1sc. May. - lid
CORN-Spor drms American mixed SIS I'D
futures steady: January. - 51=d: February "a
SID. Transformation. IS 50. ELOUR-Wint-V
patents. Sos. HOP@In London. Pacific Coast
g IOsaE4 los. BEEF-Exrra India mess. 131s
Cd HAMS-Shorr cut. 63s- BACON-CUnber-
land cut SOS. short RIB, 69ss clear bellies, Is
long clear r1iddles. Hight. 64s 80: heavy. 66s 90
snort clear backs. SIS Sd: shoulders. square. oa-
ID IARD-Prius Western, rierces. 5ls 50
American refined. pals, is Sd CHEESE
American finest white. new. 56S Sd; cotors6.
as TJ-RPFN INE-Spfrits 54s &C. ROSIN-
Cor-rnOn los PETROLEUM-Ref1ed. Sid
IJNSEED OIL 46s Sd COTTONSEED OIL
TIrII refined spot. 22s Sd TALLOT-Aust-alis-1
Il London 37s 50.
London. Dec 2.-SUGAR-Raw. c-nrrf cuEsl-
Zoe; u.uscovado. %; beet December. IS -
INSECT aalcy1tta- Aprii-June. dis I'D LIN
SEED on. AIS Sd SPERM OIL. ga PETRo-
IFzITM-American refined. nd SPIRITS oTsd
car strained. lis 3D. fine les I'D
sn+verr Dec o-PIROLEUA. 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
CHARGES OF REBAT|NG
Rail and Steamer Lines Involved
in Miller Indictments.

Savannah. Dee AFTER hearing tesfi-
-n,.1r since Monday, the federal grand 3urs
handed down indictments to-day chalsihS
81 infringement Of the antitrust laws %
three large corporation and two inolF4
walls. The Atlantic Coast Line and lhe sea
board Air Line railways were Jointly IN
oicred with the Merchants ana AliiIeiS
TRANSPORTATION Company Tor Shsseo sPe
ciac violations OF the Sherman rust
s,d Fll,fns laws while Harvie Miller ana
Norris Miller grain merchants and mem
hers Of the finn CT L. F Miller & sons OF
.Pns,s6elphsa- were the t-,oiFioNals 40 ACC
sre wrath Of the government
-. u--rhsa.s and Miners Trsnsporta-
,i,r COMPANY was indicted three uIfles'
o,ososs 2 sole offender and twice in con
r-a-fsar, with the Seahoa-d air Line ana 'ne
Atlantic Coast Line railways MOTIFS r
-TsHer and Harvie z. Miller, OF Philaoei-
.sfs were Immediately arrested ana piaOe'i
under bonds Of Se5.oo0 each
Dates are given when the incivl0uai oe-
PENDANTS sre alleged 20 have mace gram
SHIPMENTS over the lines named at ra'es
less ftasn those or file with the Interstate
commerce Commission It is alleged that
from Western points 70 Pmiaaeipnla 0'le
>F5II--s obtained export rates where the Law
Gansn0e0 IleN slioiiu S4tiH 'Ai
rates. This saved them from one 70 three
r-ep-- on every hundred pounds OF gram
SHIPPED.
baltimore. Dec. When asked about the
FEDERAL indictments at Savannah Rgalnsl
his company and the Seaboard Air L'liae
and the Atlantic Coast Line. the presideh'
q the Merchants and Miners TrauSpoTIa-
sio7l Company. J G whitney, sa1d:
Al We know about the matter Is 1ns'
c,l- company. along with Others. carried
freight out of Philadelphia at puohsheu
tartT There was 10 rebatnE ana ans
charge 70 the contrary IS absoiuTeIy W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

SHIPMENTS of drygoods for spring dis
tribution is another encouraging lndica-
tior and the outlook in the shoe trade Is
described as brighter. Reports from most OF
the large cities while not DISCUSSING the
fact that the volume Of transactions Is De-
low normal Indicate improvement anu
generally hopeful feeling. Railroad earn
iTagS during the first three weeks OF no
Bank clearings disclosed considerable lrres-
ularity IN different sections, ana III tIe as
Eregate outside OF New YORK iost 90 per
cent from. last years ard 1-5 per cent COM
iatfve c,liT,sss is responsible for the de-
crease of 81 from 1863 and OF zlS per
cent from 1866 Foreign commerce at New
York IN the latest week was not saus.
only So g7sl3 under the imports. bGJ fses, o'si
less than last year, although 81, i0ssois pet-
ter than in 1913.
Bradstreet's says:
The approach of the holiday season, sea
sorabIy cold weather throughout a WlIe
area Of the country and good prices tor
cotton at the South are the stmuiatlNe
features in general trade at present. With
few exceptions. jobbing trade n nonaaE
goods is reported good, while staple lines
continue 70 record only fair results from
current demand. At some leading MARKERS
trade aside from the exceptions noted Is
rather spotted. Retail trade in staples, now
ever, feels the stimulus of cold weather,
while the early demand for goods ADAPTED
70 holiday needs adds TO the volume or
ruling IS q bar TO fullest activity IN neaty
footwear and rubber goods, which would ne
benefited by snow or rainy conditions Reia-
lively best reports as TO current trade come
from rarts Of the West and the South.
where past free cotton marketing mas I'D
Grated a considerable amount cf money
Collections which rule from SLOW 70 GOOD
are relatively best at the South ToT me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour market inactive.
with buyers indifferent, bur there have been &C
casfonal sales of CARROTS at slight advance.
owing 10 fif1nn-ss in wheat. FLOUR-Spring
IA tents So 2121 s. 60: winter straiEhts 81 206I
&; 90 winter patents 50 60QS4 80; spring clears
81 3g3S4 50; extra No winter. 50 5O9JS3 SO;
extra No winter. 81 35IS3 so: Kansas straights
81 T0ds4 So. RYE FLOUR-Firm: fair to good
sfaTr4 q; choice 20 fancy 81 25G5s4 ~. BUCK
WHEAT FTDTR-Quiet. 50 % per 100 n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: kiln dried 81 81. BAG
MFsI-F!ne whse and yellow. 81 1881 20:
coarse 81 IGGs1 Il. FEED Western sDrin 3
sa3 5oas2z s5; standard middiins So co: -four
"a, SOS: red dos. SIS so; CITY bran. s23@s2s 10
h1ik SEA sodS25 sacks; micdltng So s5dS30
red dog $50: hominy chop, SIS 50 bulk, S24 20
sacks: clinical sS5 5e4ss6.
PEOyI@EONs-blode-ate Rcrfye aud hrrler
early Late the day values were easy al
f,e'o5F the previous close. FORk-Steady; mess
s,egSIg 30. family. s21Gs2z, short clear s2e6i
SEQ BEFF-Mess. sl3Q$If. family SIS a0asls.
npclzer si5dsI5 30; extra In65a mess S29Gs30
ftFEFr HAMS. s24 5Ogs2Z. DRESSED HOGS
seems io@sc; $50 n. io%+c; leo n. lie: 40 10
~. pics II &c. CUT MEA TS-P.cklsd bellies
am 10 ~ 16c: IL 10. I4s4c; IL n lac Picked
k-r,s barely steady at lie TALLOw-City
IL country Tls97+se. LARD-Middle West
"a O56710 ISc: city. e:2c. Refined quiet: South
A,1arfca II SOC: Continent. 10. s0c: Brazil kegs
= E3o f-on1pound So Gsc RISE-StealYv.
go CSC: city lard 11911i7c.
srGAR-Rehued steady but UNCHANGED.
s.sn5a-,l granuiated. 4.60c, net. less l per cent
- In London beet sugar AG1Izd high
- ,,,i+1 sellers OF December es sd; January e-
ia and Msy. ss 4iat. Raw here firm and un--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 2--wau Street weakness caused
depression here IN the wheat market The close
was heavy ar the lowest prices OF the session
&C 70 @4Q &c under last nights figures. In corn
the finish was = &C TO 12G sac up cats Is 2 &c
lower to &c higher. and provisions varying from
&C gain to 1922 12c decline. Conditions in the
stock market led 70 unexpected Setbacks in wheat
when other news was strong. and large shorts
were covering The argument tina. the
downward course OF securities affected business
IN other directions. end that IL time
To bun anything. simultaneously reports were
current that the water situation for Minneapolis
-four mills serious and would become more
SO with the advent OF colder weather many
plants being Obliged to shut down perhaps Sell
Ing due 10 New York and Minneapolis reports
was accelerated by deuiais that the outlook Tor
Oklahoma wheat bullish had been rep
resented. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
CONDITION Or TRADE.
Duu's Review SAYS

1A RENEW says
S1siness. while not s., large rs Was sntlci-
~ Year ego Is nevertheless Of fair
- ltsseas arc rests upon . tasis Of eco
ssst,.s conditions which in the msin are
-. leiS Inc encouraging features gre
- -A.a5aIsa agricultural prCducttveness OF
g. sy-.ltry, The absence or 6emoraIizing
,fec----$l0n, the loBness Of mercantile
scI,r-S, k-alcc contribute so Largely TO TIE
sisT1 -..resS q The situation, the conserva-
.oI1,,.-- The banks as the guardians of the
me 80 : credits and the signs Of increas-
.ats..s1lsaE alion ia the money market A
s5e az development Of the week was
SECESSION CT tie steel manufacturers 10
t4es !; y pflces, and although new bust
faers : ,hech below productive capacity set
<rrra,--s al encouraging outlook for i'm
Er,e o-s-y a1o the Pennsylvania Railroad s
Si3ef Tor rails is 4 hopeful sign. Large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
TRUST COMPANIES CONDITION.

Aioany. Dec. 60 Il Cheney, State SD
ps-alendsnc o. Banks. to-day reported
tizT the total resources Of the e;shTy-eight
fTrst companies Of the state on November
- We're $3.50, I77.326 decrease OF So. S 20
compared with their condition on August
d when eighty-seven companies reported.
12sinS the same period the amount lent
OF collateral increased 81, 1926. the total
nelag 52.gZ3, &c. and TIE amount Of de-
posi;s decreased So, 40, 766. making the
io'ai deposits & z1s 5s3. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03

chsGgsa; centrifugal. &c test. 3e3e: InnaeoVaao'
50 test, Z. 4s;c; noassss sugar. So test. D. lce.
RsCE-Firrn, with full but unchanged price,
METALSCOPPER-St auist; spot
December and January. 12.45d12 Soc; Fepruary,
-. 90 Il Q1e CSC; March. 1857 I az I5c. London
steady; spot, f57 2s Sd; futures E5a 1ss %. aaee
copper. 1918 15c: eectroiytic. L. 81 . JIG casa
ng, 12.5oG I2-T5c. TIN-Quiet: spot, 5i;eo4
as &c. December 37.1GI3s t5c; January, teoru.
airy and March, 81. 7gQ IS. 10c. London dull; sPos
and futures f1I2 rs Sd LEAD-Quiet; 4.4p4
4.55c New York, 4.3oG4 81 isc East St Lou us
London ffs Is Sd SPBLTER-Quist; .. coq9-eoc
New York 5.7T1s a5s21sc East St Louis, Len, Len,
don. f24 IRON-C1eveland warrants. AS o5a
ir London LOCALLY quiet: No 1 foundry North
ern No 1 Southern and No southern SOIL
SIS 1886 Is No foundry Ncrthern. 90 ooe
SIC
MOLassEs AND sYRrPs-Firm but prices
last noted
NAVAL sToRES-Spirits turpentina steady
here and firm Savannah. with ELL pelces
quoted Resin steady and unchanged lar lrlil
GTL.-No change in lfnseed OIL ftenieo
petroleum steady at 81 40 for standard Ehite III
barrels At New York.
COTTONsEED OLA little more active
and prices easier closing AT net decline OF IRON
6 to 10 points. Local contract prices; 1-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. -CATTLE-Recsipts 5000:
slow and steady: heeves, 81 so Il 81 so. Texas
steers. 81 cog SIS 40; Western. 81 % a Sc 40 /;
stockers and feeders. IS so q s. 20: cows and
heffers 60 Is n SO IS: calvss, STIsp HOGS
Receipts. 81, oon; sc higher than early: light.
SO 90a s. IS: mixed. SO a5 81 42ts; heavy.
choice heavy, 81 az a 81 40: pigs So 4o6rs 10 7:
bulk or sales 81 Ioa 81 50. SHEEP-Recetpts
3. 0oa; market weak native. 81 25dx4 ~ .
Western. So so q s. ~; yearlings 81 2o4sS q;
lambs, native, 81 259$s 80: Western, 81 so 10
Sc 4u
East Buffalo Dec 2r-CATTLE-Rscsipsa