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New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court:
EVAN l. JENKINS. manufacturer ana
dealer IA ShlrI6alsts ana dresses. at No.
81 Broadway, voluntary. Liabilities are
81, SO, and nominal assets S-I,0ZI There
are Is creditors. Judge HouSh refused to
appoint a receiver yes eTday when IWo dp-
pllcatlonS We're presented TO MIN.
DAVID LlSHNER, dealer ia diam onda
ana jeWeITy, at NC. IG ChrysJie street, IN
voluntary, Dy these creditors: L. kastner
& Son, $=v0; Reuben SauueIs, Sz32, ana j.
NCrman, $lg6. 1t was alleged that he was
and removed stock or proceeds thereof IL
was also stated On Information and belief
that he had LETT his place OF business ana
had taken with him the greater portion OF
MS a. sets purchased within the last few
weeks. Liabilities are estimated at sl4GG9,
Charles l. Cohn receiver.
HENRY SCHWARTZ, dentist. of No. 81
West 18TH street, voluntary. Liabilities
are So, ,6J5. OF the liabilities Sl9,oG0 are
secured by mortgage on nos. 6i3-640 East
18th street, 10 Henry Brandt, and 500 by &
cnaJ1ei mortgage on furniture ana dental
instruments 10 William VI. Daniels. Ihere
are four judgments against Mr.. schwartz,
the largest being III favor OF David Gordon
for s.,
Judge Hough appointed John Gutenberg
receiver for Joe Goldstein, clothing deal
CT. Of No 3 Baxter street Liabilities are
Deputy Sheriff Iargy has received an
execution for $26,S56 against the Mammal
tan Securities Company, OF NO LOO II toiu =
way, in favor Of the Farmers Bank or
Canada. The claim is for balance Que on
three notes of $1,000 each, dated Septe1n-
Der g. 1909. Of Theodore w. Barnsdale, TO
the order of the Manhattan Securities Com
pany. pa Fab BILE one year after cate, ana
transferred by the company 10 me oahk-
The Sheriff levied upon sixteen first mort
gage bonds of the EikO Realty and Deyei-
0p.nent Company, and certificates FOR 300
shares of stock Of the same conpa any,
which are supposed 20 belong to the man.
haitian Securities Company. The SheriIT
received q prior execution against the com,
pany g, short time ago for S162 In IaNoT OF
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Company me
company has been In business ABOUT elShI
years and IS capitalized at S,C0oel ana
was repCsed 10 control a mine IN NeNsga
and a ,and company there W. Z. HOBO
wav was formerly president and was re
Gently succeeded. i is said, By y. +. Nal
Iorv Arthur II. Jores was secretary
Schedules in the assignment or fiaII3S
Partelstone & Sons (corporation) manu-
facturers Of showcases, etc, OF No. .S9
RroaIw New York, and factory on java
street. BROOKLYN, show liabilities Sl6 $50 cl-
recr and s9,41 contingent: nominal assets
Is hr1 and actual assets S.1eo
Schedules IN the assignment Of Herman
cfenberv. grocer, Of No. % LeXirg gton ave
nnr. show liabilities SlS I'll nominal assets
% 5fs and actual assets 29as.
Schedules fn the ASSIGNMENT Of AdoH
Pcener. dealer in crockerv OF No. G3 Ave
Tue c show liabilities s1.m2 nominal as
sets sa25, and actual assets $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov 25.-CATTLE-Recelpts' s I,UVv.
.ssay e ss las gB WessTn SssssT s5eePs 5qsS
stockers and feeders, So S5QS3 70; cows and heif-
ers 81 25as6 35; calves. 81 254S9 % Hogs Ss =
receipts ooo fsiEly se5ye o5 Sc 6aSs 10:
ST %; pigs So isas8 s5: bulk OF sales 561.s 50 SU
Setiye 81 25as4 10; western. 81 504S4 10; yeaL-
iings, 81 IOgs5 10; lambs, native, u 2Saso 4o'
Western, 81 25Gs6 .. r,.,-.- -z-.
s. 5o6s5 IS: common. s2aS3 80. HoGSIRe-
ep 0a astge .Sesra and sf5sEsm l5s! m DC c0Sn nsnS
weaS' s. 1888 65: lambs slow. So 15gs9 So
fai- I-aS Semand and steady. VEALs-Receipts. 500;
active and SOC higher, sI9S1. HoGS-R receipts.
eeo0; active and log i5c lover heavy and ixed eis
S 9s4 T5a:hs 80 f0rssi IS s5as 2sas asis s @ $50
Receipts. Seoo; sctixe ewes 2Ss lsmes GS ssS
81 IS; wethers. s48s4 25; ewes. S. 5oqs4; sheep
Kansas an CITY Nov. 25:-CATTLB,, Receipts.
higher dressed beef and export steers. > 15g
s. 2s; fair 20 good 81 s5Qs5 60 WsSteTn. sS l5S
sTn sH s. 3ss 9Sas5 S. @ Southern cows Sc soqs4 So
native, So 60Gs4 75; heifers, So g9qS5 90; bulls.
g 55qs4 90 calves sass HoGMKeSsPts: s. a{sS 81 S
heavy SS; s. asas7 os paeEsrs and butchers s. ESQ
SS sOSsSs: ma5ss, Sss Z sss hshsT S lambs; 80
ewes, s3gs4: stockers and feeders. 81 1888 10.
Pittsburg. Nov. 23.-CATTLE-Steady: supply
fair choice Sc 25Gse so: prime. s6Gs.i 90
S. 5s ess and SGppg eonon 1ai s. ssa So lambs
81 5o@s6 25. VEAL CALVES. 50 5oes1o. HOGS
Lower; receipts 40 double decks: prime
9s7 S5; roughs. S. 25ass Is.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
RAMSEY THE ONLY BIDDER
fans Control of Ann Arbor-
riluene Zimmerman Sued.

scseph Ramsey. Jr., acting for the note
,sat.-s' committee Of the Detroit, Toledo
.,a,ton Railroad Company, bid in at
I'll u Yesterday the collateral. consisting
- @,.r4 shares Of the preferred and 2l.SG0
ems Of Tie common stock OF the Ann
s.5a- Iailroad Company. together with
g. 80 consolidated mortgage ~ per cent
s. &C The Detroit. Toledo & Ircnton,
which had been put Up by the latter road
:. 1873 10 secure an issue OF S5.ao0.00o notes.
"a Ramsey was the only bidder 10 quail
a. =. he sale. and the securities, which
-. j. lar vaide Of 100000, were knocked
-, 70 hila for S2.510.Go0. The purchas
.s.es NJ Ramsey. who is president Of the
a. 3rAcr. and his associates formal con-
- a. tAa; road.
An Incident az the sale yesterday was the
,--,ee. made by counsel for T. J. Lisnan
: -a. who prior 20 the offering gave for
=. notice that all purchasers Of any part
;. ~. securities 70 be sold would take the
e--,e subject TO the final judgment on the
..,-ssl that has been taken from the de-
- r,DEe1 which the sale was authorized,
= -. United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals- - ,-.-,.,--.
,5rr-s. !, was learned yesterday, against
rscsae zimmerman in behalf Of the Ann
- charging him with misappiication
- --e t.r5s Of the company by advancing
ga an n the Detroit, Toledo & lronton
's---fnr 1S7 and 1905, at which time he
= r-es.deat Of both roads. without
,--,+o-i+y of the board Of directors Of the
former company
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, NOV. 20, 1SlU.
GRALN-WEEAT-Dev in the
wheat market were of a more bearish character,
including sharp declines in Liverpool, Winnipeg
were easier. closing at net decline OF 9aQ u C.
The Argentine situation was again the principal
factor and the fact that rains were reported over
q portion of the droUth area was considered
bearish this, II was believed, would result In
improving the condition of the crop Liverpool
was 11ad lower early and sentiment was some
what less bullish. Argentine shipments for the
week were a92. 090 bushels. against $4,000 the
previous week. and 10000 last year Export
demand more active and sales included "a
leads. most Of which was Manitoba. at outports,
although there durum and little red
wheat. No red here, 81 1zc. in elevator, and
9Ic afioat; No. / Northern Duluth. 81 16s4
later prices advanced sharply gaining about q
cent a bus-el- On the advance there wes some
profit taking and the market sagged off a little,
closing at net gain of 3s4Mc. Export sale, e2
leads at New York and outports. No. corn
here 53$sc, new. o to arrive. OATS-Only
moderately active. and prices at the close were
net unchanged to Mc lower. The trade seems
continue moderate. and this discouraged selling
Cash oats steady; Standard white. STl9c: No. 2,
3sc; No 3. 31c and No. 4. 365Rc. RYE-F'rnl,
No. 2 western S5c. f b New York. BARLEY
Steady: Mailing. S34S7c. i Buffalo. BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet: American, 60c c New York;
Canadian. 55c. i New York. for export
Wheat. including flour. exports for the week.
according 10 Bradstreet's, aggregate 4.o14 60
bushels. against g. 1884, 493 last week ana SAT ABS
last year; since July !. &c. 129. $50 bushels,
against 6S 7S2, LA last season. Corn, exports for
the week t01.s13 bushels against 398. 1872 last
week and 551 last year; since July ]. 1881
ESQ bushels, against 36se 41e last season.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
SUITS FOR $4,000 HELD UP
DIE TO Proceedings Against sar-
atoga Holding Company
r8r Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

c7-st0ga Su.ings. y. l.. Nov. 2S.-By the
i.s,..a-!on Of proceedings to place the Sara
roEs Holding COMPANY, the owners OF Con-
.-z-s Hall Hotel. in involuntary bank
--.r---- litigation invoking more than sI5o00
~ -azcraents and more than slS.0o0 in back
-.v.s owed the village and town Of Sara
10 Springs Is temporarily held up
-...-.sr & Kiln,er. representing local cred
SIS r.ea with United States Judge Ray
m --essav a petition 10 place the COM
, In involuntary bankruptcy. Subse-
-r.- lie court granted an order re
. -.t..~z the sheriff of Saratoga County
.---- .=..-sfng o. any % the property TO
s--- a-v claim or judgment. This order
.-, --s the following judgment creditors
.--.z 5-rrrany. Allen Advertising Agency,
Sex Y-rI, S-s35 3: Acker. NeTTau & Condit.
,>r Eg.k S2.7oa. and Armour Ss Co, sos 3.
.- also alleged by number Of credit
,.z the Iiaines Realty Company Of New
~-z .hat the Saratoga Holding Company
--. same corporation as the Haines COM
-.e-... and Judge Rays order enjoins the
-,i--.r~ .reditors Of the Eaines company:
--.r-aHe=r Manufacturing Company. New
ya-k se1: Illinois Surety Company. S.
C-u. StereI-Cooper Company, New York,
s-z.s. J. p knight. New York, ss,65l %.
!, a-eo en5oins the Empire Trust Company,
-h, trustees Of 10000 mortgage bonds. Of
vl..-a 500 have been issued. from Issuing
ar mare bonds.
Congress Hall. which Is one Of the Oldest
ln5 best known hotels here, has been sold
T. taxes since 1907. Franklin P. Haines,
&. New York. IS president Of both the
Saratoga Holding Company and the Haines
Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 25.-wHEAT-spos stronss
No red Western winter. IS Sd. futures
steady; December. es i1sd: March, rs I'd;
May. Is Esd; SoRN-Spot nrIn; american n
4Zd; February. As S1sd. PEAS-Caaadtan.
IS 81. FLOCR-winter patents. sos HOPS
ia London (Pacihc Coast), fS 15sGs4 los
BEEF-Extra India mess. 1878 Sd PORK
Prime mess Western, Ills Cd. HAMS-Sho-t
cut 64s BACON-CuTnberland cut, 6Ss Sd:
short RIB 72s: clear bellies Ills: long clear
niddlss light SIS Cd heavy, 6ss Cd; short
clear backs ass Cd SHOULDERS-Square.
62s cd. LARD-Prine Western. tierces. 52s
Sd: American refined. pals. SIS 3D. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new. SOS; colored. SIs.
TURPENTINE-Sptrits. 55s. ROSIN-Com-
mon. 15s. PETRoLEU MZRenned, 6d5d. LIN:
refined. spot 2es Sd. TALLOw-Ausrr2liaa
in London. easy. ass 80.
gal los muscovado. es; beet, November. -
TINSEED-Calcutta. Aprtl-June. els nd
T.INSETD OIL AS SPERM OIL, fS4 PE-
TROLEUM-Nmerican refined. 4i5d: spirits,
AID TURPENTINE-Spirits SIS Cd ROSCj
American strained. lis % fire les ff3d
Antwerp. Nov. 2a-PETROLEUM. 1e frAasA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November

New York, November 25 1910.
BEEVES-Receipts. 2o6 cars 4.516 head,
sale Steers slow and 1oGI5c lower; bull,
aud fat fraction lower. The yards
were not cleared. Common TO good steers
s. sSis s. a COWS a 0S Seef soS t@
but steady. London cattle markets slow
es efa ls sesrseTatof sssf ao b. % Esports a
tomorrow. 6s5 cattle and 400 quarters Of
in the Baltic TO Liverpool: 23 cattle and so
sheep in the Bermudian. to Bermuda. Totals
for the week s 5oS cattle 50 sheep and 470e
Sales. Sanders: - ohio steers; 11ss
Il 1873 s g g. psf pS
&c 49, aSl9 l9 oss II bo IS 80 liso %
Il Il. 's s. 20: & % I6os b. $ 50: s5o h. $ is
l. $50 ID. 4a so; 3. ais Id. 81 SO; 8. SIS ID,
ssssis asPsefsSp fss esls, = 1895 y S bun 400
is s so 81 g. sa iiso cows 1os4
l. cGw ZOO 9o7; Fl fs s. s $50 R zoos 80 &c. as lot
81 s8o 4o i0 ~ sss s b. h. 81 go 800 ID sS
1857 T. 3 ss 500 P s,S s. 5 ' 4S $40 D.
20: 1878 g b. Vs' s. TO- v5*a II s's'. iSs
j.. shameers & Son: 10 Ohio steers. 1928
CALvEsLReceipts. so7. including 81 for the
ing about ste steady. Common TO fairly good
veals sold at 81 5o9slo per 100 ID: culls, SO;
grassers at 81. City dressed veals slow at
grassers and FED calves at 1000.
Sales-McPherson & Co.: veals, 40 lb
IL. 81 so. erassers. 200 10. s.:
Newton & Co: veal. 100 lb. 50 90; 4. 100
H. 81: calf 40 III. SO,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 81 Il cars or
q 9s1 head. including 9is cars for the market
ii * cars on sale Sheep Just about steady;
lambs firm and 15c higher for good handy
he mbs; heavy lambs slow and not quotsby
btrher- tho mems were not cleared Common
To- fair sheeo so,d at saGs3 80 per ron IN;
veariinrs ~ 81 65. medium 70 prime lambs
at sATs6 6als Dressed mutton slow az n
7lAc per In; dressed lambs at e111c: hos
dressed selling AZ 11Nc.
sales-Tohin & Shannon; 100 state larnba
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Rostou Nov 25-''The Commercial Bcils-
tin will say of the wool market tomorrow
wool has been quiet this week an0 t4tS
amount of new business transacted - eStl-
mated not 10 exceed 800 600 pounds. As
close 10 a million pounds were sold by 5i.r
arm IL can be seen that the majority OF deal
ers have accomplished little Smal iots
have been selling. and there IS GOOD fEo[s-
Inent in sample bags The holiday and taG
fact that many mills are taking stocs es-
plain in part the sIowness OF trade Seas-s
aIIv speaking, mills are well CoNtEeu' tso
await Developments in the COCOA situaton
before committing themselves further on rag
material There is a firm tone 70 the tItaSN
ket but dealers ind IL as difficult as !9r-
merIv to raise prices on actual sales 1Nr
with all foreign markets firm and harceh--s
~ is the opinion Of most authorities mat any
change In the future OF prices must De IN a.
inward direction. The shipments or Woo4
frorn Boston to November 23 inclusive, were
f74 sss SAG pounds. against 2Ss. 4Os as pounds
for the same time last year Ihe recslpIs
h. Novern Der Is. inclusive. were 204. .Zza,Svo
POUNDS against 3T5. PSI. .406 pounds fo- the
same time last year.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

Dbl, 75c3s1 %: basket 5oa75c; state. s1@2; Nor
folk 5Ocds1 2o: Boston. hothouse. 2-bo1 strap,
81. 1.50a2 25: New Orleans. Dbl, $5gT: basket, 81
@2.S0; A(JsHRooMs. hothouse, Ib; 25Q5oc;
0NIo><. Connecticut, white, Dbl, s294; state
other white, crate; i5easi; i0s,Ie ssg, s. : z
bag. s115@1; 80: red. 14o-fo bag, s1-6o@1 81:
100-rn bag, 81. 25; Orange County. red or yellow.
SlVi.75; basket. 50cQS1; Florida, carrier. $2V
2. Z5; Bermuda. box. 75c PEAS. Florida. basket.
S4@S; Bermuda, box. So: PUMPKINS, Dbl, 75c;
PARSLEY, New Orleans curly or plain. Dbl, g
Q3.50 Bermuda, box, $1.2515 so; ROMAINE.
nearby. basket. 50G75c; state. 75cqs1. %: New
Orleans. Dbl. s5d4; basket, 75cgs1; RADIsHEs,
Norfolk S191.50: hothouse, 100 punches, 81. 50q
$2 so; SPINACH. Norfolk. Dbl. 81 2sGs1 so;
STRING BEANS. South Carolina, basket, SIG
g. Florida, green. S4GS7 wax, S250a4: New Or
leans ss@6: BermudaM M box. s2 ooa3 50: s sHAI,- Al
s4: SQUASH, Hubbard. Dbl. 75casl: marrow.
50975c; TURNIPS. Rutabaga: Dbl. eCcqS1: Long
Island and Jersey, 75cIs1 white, Dbl or bag, 81
Q1.25 100 punches. $1.5oG2: bermuda white,
box. 26qsoc; TOMATOES. nearby. box, 5oc9
H. 10Q22c: WATERCRESs. 100 punches. So.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
HkIsE8 MONEY FOR EQUIPMENT
~ c. Sells s7,500,00O Trust Notes
. !. ?. Morgan & Co.

Tae Ger, York Central d Hudson River
5.Isaz -1mpany. il was announced yes
;=--s. las sid S7-5aaoeo ~ per cent equip
-...i r.-st notes to J P Morgan & Co
,a eess Of the sale VIII he used 10
r.. .r- the 3zc locomotives and other equip
I..- l.e..tly ordered by the New York
r-a. Lines
..t=s list pur chased by J. 7. Morgan
( .a a-s the balance Of the S0c02,0o issue
av-..riaed last spring, of which S22.5'ts"'J
T.Te a-rehased and quickly resold oy the
If-@-n arE in June. The entire Issue ma
t-5s s.riaIlv fron January !, 1S1l. 10 Jan
ua-y T. - The block Just disposed of
vas made up Of $4,000 OF each maturity
a1c vas sod by the New York Central on
Less T 4.65.
Tie 5srkers, Il was said yesterday after
Ieon naye already resoId all Of the $3.50
o. notes
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

and November PRsssamseT' Rss4ssr' l2soa
;s 5saaa5y 5Sist 5Ss sgs
s. IS 3D. 10nseH Ess a sls so
Y 81 7sHiSc: casting, ns,anrber and December 81 25
assSc Ssnuary and srusfTy ftrss s.2ags &C
I,oneon strong; spot;. ;.se New York 4sO04 45c.
St s 9Gss ss Ss s 4s,,
nominal, o.soqS, eoc' ~. . f24 IRON-Cleveland nd
y 45s soatsstn isay sna snIss T. n
soutberp sof SIS 75gs1e 25 No foundry
NoTthern nf Srs Sas 0oaSS19 sYRUPs-Prices as las.
NAVAL tnTgsR'ins sna 5sssaa
but but shade lower hos,n falle steady gu
oIISS--No ILis.s 10. reported in prices far
nsssG OIL no Reansd saanss II
1oNSELO 80 were TO points higher
The had aaysnSsa ;s q. may
% 80 Ui ~ lr ,-,s a. in lard and the sharp decline
in fiaxseed Local contract piioss'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

20 -, ,,-a-.gs ss s215 per 100 10; las. 70
- g, ss 10 ea1s: AZ state sheep. 100 ID. IS q,
Snmssioql S sa 10 cfmRana indana ysarngs m sS
ib 81 65: 2i9. so lb. s4 65; ia Ohio sheep
lO9 ID, S3 IS. 80 ,-.,.1-- Ia-,bz ss
~ ss tS- go Kentucky sheep. 112 ID. IS 50
~ s. Judd 4 CO.: 15a state lambs 81 d.
Sc 90 4; II sheep, 90 lb So 3,.,,o,-,, 1orrbs -
Ii. Sc: s 1e Kentucky sheep. 90 lb. SO 49, los
Kentucky goats. CA ID, 81 30. .,.s ,sad
ali for slaughter NOminally lowe. for I've I've
hcgs, and quotations were >, J2gS1 ,;gs 1o IN
Guided Country dressed hogs weak at 'v
like per ID for heavy TO light weiShts-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CENSUS REPORT ON COTTON
SuppIy for Two Months Ended October
81, 6,os2, ,S96 Bales.

Washington, Nov. e5.-The preliminary
re-ort of the supply and distribution o.
cotton for the two months ended October 81.
issued to-day by the Census Bureau. shows
IL supply to have been 6Os2.Sas bales This
vee made up as follows: Stocks held al
the beginning OF the period. esS.I7' bales;
Eir1ines. 5.07o.s17 bales. and imports, l8,oo2
bales
TIE distribution for the same period was
Exports ea1S. .SS9 bales: consumption 49, Zss
>e,as md s-o-lzs on hand October g, 39S 70S
talez
Tic s-ereEation OF stocks held October 81
vas ~ manufacturers. 675,44s bales; by
t-se-e-.6err warehouses, 2.374. .35o hales, and
e'ss- eye -7s 60 bales.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
sTwo days. tone day.

C0TTON-New high records for the season
were made, with May contracts selling at
1890 comparing with 1521c, the high price
reached last October This advance reflected
covering of shorts and renewal of bull sup
port on the strength of small crop estimates
leading expectations of a bUlIish govern
ment report early next month, and appar-
entity more or less general feeling that a crop
of under i, 600 900 bales this year would
mean very high prices following the economies
and procrastinations forced by the inadequate
supply of last season. The market closed
within a few points OF the top. at net ad-
vance OF 1925 points The market opened
firm at an advance OF Gals points. The
weekly movement figures: Port receipts, 89l,-
IA bales. against 2O9,576 last year: overland
to mills and Canada. 57,46T, against 49, ,435
last year: Southern mill takings estima ted,
S., 600, against $4,000 last year: gain of stocks
at interior towns, 81. $50, against IS 4T0 last
year: brought into sight for the week, $50. s40
against 35s.479 last year; Total crop move
ment: Port receipts, 4.093,4 4o7 t823 added re-
ceipts season.. against 4,0S9 cog last year;
overland to mills and Canada, 305 130, against
2s7174 last year; Southern mill takings, sG0.-
600 against sos. 000 last year; stock at in
terror towns in excess of September !. 5S6.72T.
against 527.27s last year; brought into sight
thus far for season, 5.S45.264 bales, against
5,T69145 last year. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River Nov 25-Sales IN the print ciota
market for the week estimated at 6r,uVo
tut steady tone Buyers are IN only fo- recss-
stiles, and purchasing in small q1antltles.
General price basis without change Cuotat5S2t-s.
5s-inch "a SQUARES 3$.c: 2S-inch. 64x6o. Ssscs
g, SQUARES 5@c: S9-inch. 6Sx12. S%.S-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
ctoVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo. Nov. 25.-CLOV No.
vernber and December, S. 50; March; IS 50;
January IS s7l1. ALSIkE-Prime. IS SI5a
December 50 TIMOTHY-Prine and Mo-
81 a.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
COBALT STOCKS
,,rePooL COTTON STATISTICS.

rfverpooI Nov. 25.-FoIIowfnr ere tho
wee6S e5o bales: total sales American "a 600
44s2.oIssh spfnners' tskings. I2s 600 total ex-
PoTt, 1Aoat American. 3el 000 totaj sales
S speculation. AGO. total sales 10 exporters
l,so9.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points higher at
10 zoe for middling upland No sales; delivered
on contract. 100 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot,
good demand sales, 10000 bales speculation
and export. 1000; American, 5000. Imports.
Il 600 bales. MiG-upland. S.10d Futures opened
dav closed firm. sfs to II points net higher.
November, !. .96i2 a; November-December 7.S7 I'D;
DecemberzJanuary, 5s61zd; January February,
7.9O1d: April-May. 7.91d; May-June 7.9l I'd:
.TUne-July, 1904; July-August, 7.6612d; August
September. 7-62kd.
C0FFEE-The news regarding the mutiny
board several Of the Brazilian warships
more fe2ssuring. and this gave steadier tone to
the market the opening. and Initial prices
unchanged to points above Wednesdays close.
Europe also steadier. but there
Gus undertone. and prices lost part Of the earlier
gain Late in the day the markets had sharp
rally, and al the close was steady At D points de-
cline to s points advance from Wednesday.
Havre made net gain Of 12TS4 franc. Ham
burg closed at advance of q al pfg. Rio
dull and nominal. and Santos 200 reIs lower.
cost and freight offers from Brazil were gen
orally unchanged to about points higher, but
prices were so much above a parity with the
cash market that business out OF the Ques-
ton Spot inactive bat steady at 13Q13bc for
Rio No and 3i2c for Santos as Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
WedneS-

steady Spring patents 50 - a So so; winter
straights 81 20GS4 40; winter patents, 81 so
asian. spring clears 81 50GS4 55; extra No
! winter. So 50a$3 so, extra No winter.
RYr FI.OJ R--Ffrni fair to good. s44S4 %;
choice TO fancy, 81 - a 81 45 BUCKWHEAT
~ ORR 81 - per 100 H. COREMEALl-
Sfe9Sv; kiln dried. 81 60 q 50 30. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 1881 20: coarse
81 1OGS1 10. FEED-Wcstern spring. S23 80
X so4 %: standard middliEg. $25 SO; -four do
cd red dog, SOS 60; city bran SIS bulk. S24 50
eociSs. middlfng. SO 50 1880; red dog, $50;
bo-ninv chop. S23 30 bulk; $2i 70 sacks; oil
neal $50 504$36.
PROyIsI0Ns-Easler early. owing to lib-
er-I receipts II live hogs and q decline OF 5
points IN the hog market Late In the day the
market became weak under spOt loss selling.
i5ORK-E,asy: mess. $i9@SI8 80; family. So 501
toF. short clear S2a4S22. REEF-Mess, SI30
ga family. SIG 5ea$l9: packet. S15Gs15 80;
Ertrra India mess. $50 50Q$3l BEEF HAMS
sftsdv. S24 50q s27. DRESSED dOGS--Easler
~ i05.c pigs. 11%c. CUT MEATs-Pickled
tlu,es ~; easy 10 IL. 16Ac; u N. I4&c: II II.
geii-e Igeet PiclIed hams 13c- TALLOW-Quiet; ;
- -. 9. country. ~ 4Sc. IARD-Weak Mid
ys-e.f aa5a1o. .05C: city easy, 9&c: refined
.,,i, ee America, 1ec: Continent. 10 zoe BraziI.
ESSlSs 0Iso f0o: city lard, i2izc.
- ~ orr AND MEAi.-Flour vas quiet. but
IITCsR-Demand for refined moderate,
f. zone steady and prices unchanged; standard
VII lated fj6c net. less per cent cash. Lon
El1 E haet sugar was steady and unchanged. No
con CON- o., and Dece1nher. 81; Nav. 9s 3&d Raw
,na srfr: centrifugal 20 test. As3c. and mus
noysdo So test. 8.iac, oa1 moiaases sugar. 50
'e,si ,esiIcE~steady. with a moderate business,
- nrices unchanged
an, Ls-CoPPER-standard quiet: spot