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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

chicago. Oct z4-CATTLERecel pts.
. 600. steady for best. others weak. beeves
81 81 So Texas steers. s. 80 n s. G5, West
crn 81 lea 81 -. stockers and feeders. - > 3
s. 80. cows and heifers. 81 p 2 81 90. calves
3 gITSIg HOG~Recelpts. $4,000 more
active Toe higher than Saturday, c-osingi
light s. - q 50 u z mixed. - = 2 - 30,
heavy. 8 Q 81 10. rough. 8 n ss -; good %
choice heavv. s. Is 50 10, pigs. IS - 2 50.
hulk Of sales. s. SaGSs - HEEP-Rsceipts'
a. OAo- steady. native. g. - g s. go western
s. 81 10. yearlings. 81 80 s. so lambs. ra-
i've s. - 3 s. 20. Western. s. fsI 10
East Buffalo. Oct. Z4-C4TTLE-Eteceip pts
ZOO. fairly active and steady % frm, prime
steers. s. = 81 >. shipping s. 81 %: butch
srs g. 5OaS s. 80. heifeTs 81 p s. -, cows
s. - ass bulls. So 80 Q s. .. stocke-s aac
feeders Sass 50, stock heiters, s. - -
fresh cows and sprinsers nrTn- 3 q So
VEAI.S-Receipts LOO, ACTIVE ana st-eoy'
81 75T $40 % few so 80 HOGS-fteceipL
q 600 active strong 20 Sc higher eeay. a 10
mixed 50 eHd B. 60; Workers. 81 - q - 81
pigs So - . 50 80. roughs. s. 80 2 $. - sag
s6TS7. dalries S99S9 . SHEEP ND
AwBS-Receipfs II 600; active; sneeP
sfss5v- lambs. - 2 soc higher. lambs =. %
e n. earrings g. - 4 8 80. few. 3 80
V-sthers q 50 q 50 IS. ewes. 81 2 81 % teW.
s. s5. sheep mixed sec 81 -.
~f-of--s+f oct 24-CATTLE--Fiecei -.
. 1s%- strong. fair 70 good snippe-s - = 2
q; *. common - = 2 s. =. HOGS-seceipts
ere. active 1aTI5 higher butchers 40
slippers. seI5ss9 rs common sass %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
GRAIN TARIFFS SUSPENDED
Freight Advances TO Eastdrn
Points Withheld Until March !

Washington. oct 24-Tariffs filed by sew
eTaI Western and Northwestern railways
with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
making advances n freight rates on grain
and grain products from the Middle West
70 Eastern destinations have been sus-
pended by The commission pending an II
garry into their reasonableress- All OF the
tariffs are suspended until March l. They
were filed hv the CHICAGO. Milwaukee & St
Paul Railway. the Chicago & Northwestern.
the Chicago. 81 Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Railroad, the Great North Railva-. the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railroad, the Ein-
neapolis St Paul and Sault ste. Marie
Railway. the Northern Pacific Railroad and
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way Participating in the suspended tariffs
are eiEhty-six other lines in the North
Northwest and Central Traffic Association
east OF Chicago
10 time has yet been fixed for hearing
on the suspended tariffs, but Il is the e1-
pectstion OF che commission 20 reach &C.
termination Of the reasonableness OF the
proposed advances prior TO March l. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
BUMPUS'S PLACE IN BALANCE
But Trustees Hope Professor
Will Not Quit Museum.

II tho trustees Of the American Museum
Of Natural History do not uphold Profess
sor Herman Carey Bumpus in his quarrel
with Or. Bashfor8 Dean. they may have
20 look for a new director Of the museum.
and DR.. Charles ". Townsend IS In line for
the place though he VIII not admit that he
is anything more than stopgap. He has
been acting director since the middle Of
June. however. and Professor Bumpus is
on leave Of absence. the first ne has
taken in six years. II will last until after
the trustees hold their first fun fall meet
ing and have a chance to pass on his case
Professor Bumpus and Dr. Dean disa-
greed over the management Of DIT. Deans
department in the museum. and the quar-
rel grew so bitter that Dr. Dean resigned.
He was an honorary curator in the mu-
scum for several years, and in 1903 was
made curator Of the department Of herpe-
toloEy and technology. soon after becom-
ing curator he began 70 disagree with Pro
fessor Bumpus. and from friends Of several
years standing the two men became enc
mics.
Or. Dean resigned in May. and Profes-
sor Bumpus decided in June that he could
not stay unless the trustees upheld him.
Both sides have prepared their cases. and
there Is big bundle Of documents 20 be
laid before the trustees at their NoveTn-
Der meeting. when II Is expected that there
viii be the first quorum present since the
spring meeting II is the hope Of the trus-
tees that they viii be able to patch. up the
quarrel and have both men back
When Professor Bumpus went on leave
on June - Or. Charles W. Townsend. di-
ractor Of the Aquarium, was transferred
tc the Museum II Natural History as act
ing director.
4 expect To go back TO the Aquarium in
December, said Dr. Townsend yesterday.
Il am only a stopgap here. ] have been
friends with both DR.. Dean and Professor
Bumpus for years and ! have pUrposely
kept out Of this quarrel I think il will
he fixed up and that both men viii be
hack"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
CITATIONS.

sCHNENGEP JOHN PHILGP-THE PEOPLE.
81 the state % New York. By the Grace 0f
F-rincke. Narzaretha streuii. Madeline 5cnren-
ger. WifheIrnina Rosr. Eiizaoeth r nnas5is--.
s ,l e1-'' Phiiip Rom. EnlH T Fohz. E.s4
pohr Henry Rohr OTTO R0hr- Dora senH1enzer.
Elizabeth Schmeugsr. Anna b = MiileI, -
Eelr1fra 4 r Je7vett Louis " Miller. Williar1
: Miller T1ouise Ranch. Christina L Miler
as-s4 Ia the Estate 0f John Pn-lp ~ nnfrg~f.
are - the County n New York, deceased. al
creditors Iezatees. next o. kin or otherNise'
send greeting ,, 49,, -
oufr~5 personally - - ana appear before 80
S,--~-srs+a = r-.s Co,1ntv - New York - -
=slrrogafes- Court Of said County. bed - 70
Hall q Records. IA the County of ~ -.
- y : fsfh aav u December. 1910. al half-past
- 5-~la~k IN the forenoon OF mat cag- tleI
ard there 20 attend a judicial setfl-f--il- -l
account ~ preceding % Henry Alen a. a..
Henry @cnr-ider- Trustees. und-r we 49,
TJ-fr am -.-4-arnenr ~ saf deceased. AM si.l
q YOU as hereby ci-eft a. are -,i--
az q ruserrr-ore years. are required % 49,.
b. yJur guardian. Y you have one. cr p 20 20, -
none 70 APPEAR and apply tor one 20 - a.
pointed or IN the event Of y21T neE-af,
"a lure 20 d - a guardian VII oe acg1lin--t
hv the Surrogate % represent ana 3et io1 .
~ r. - -s--i-,ory whereof We have caused 20
SEA o. tne surrozstss' court = the sad ''-l
~ 81 New York 70 - hereunr2 afi1et 60.
witness Hon Ahcer O. Thoua7 49,
New YORK county @ Sew Tors. the I.tn ca, az
syrr0zates' - October. IN tae yea = %. L1'd
sal one thousand nine hundred and ten
nine hundred ard ten
Sfe-[ - the Su--oEatss- Court
aaI-TR x STEiSHtANiP- AttcrueFs -
tees No I - Nassau 81. Borough o. NAL
haitian y. Y CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
TO INSPECT NEW HAVEN ROAD
Massachusetts, Valuation Commission
Starts on Tour.

Boston. Oct. 24.-An inspection Of all the
properties owned or controlled by the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad was
begun to-day by special commission es-
-al,lsel7-,9 l,y the last massachusetts LeEls-
lature providing for the valitauon of the
securities of the company The special
commission consists Of the Railroad Com
rnissieners- Waller 7. Hall, Clinton White
and George r Rshop-Bsnk Commissioner
Arthur u. Chaplin and Professor George
D. Swain Of the Boston Transit Commits
sion.
The commission left here to-day to go
over the New York, ontario d Western
Railroad and will visit Scranton, OsMegO
and poGehkeepsie. returning over the Mid
land division Of the New Haven road. Pro-
lessor Swain has been appointed to APP
1rafse the physical property Of the COM
1.anv. The next Legislature VIII he fur
rished with the conclusions and findings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

Spot quiet with prices = points lower at
Il 30c for midding upland and 1850 for mid
ding guf Delivered contract . 400 bales
Liverpool cables: spot fair business doing;
sales. 5000 bales. speculation and export, 500;
American, 700. imports 5000. all American;
middling upland, 77sd. Futures opened easy. at
20 10 points decline; closed barely steady. az
a net decline OF AZ 70 l5i2 points: October.
1854; October-Noyeuber, 7+5led; November
December. 7.3Slzd. December-JanUary. January
February. February March, Narch-April and
April-May, T.assd; May-June, 7.3siad; June-July,
SD. July-August. 1.S5 z d
COFFEE-Qutet early. and prices ragged,
opening at = points decline for December and
January and point advance 10 ] point decline
FOR other positions. Later the market became
mora active and prices firm. closing AZ net
advance Of 10 20 u points. sales. $500 bags
The prinCTas cause Of the advance was the ao-
sance Of offerings. The market appeared TO be
sold out. Havre LG& franc net higher.
Hamburg closed unchanged 70 = pig lower, Rio
was firm and unchanged and Santos quiet az %
reis lower Spot demand disCouTaEing and tire
whole coffee position IS waiting cne. with
buyers and sellers apart Spot quiet and IN
changed at 1880 for Rio No : Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in bankruptcy
Were tiled yesterday:

The following petitions in bankruptcy
We're tiled yesterday
Peerless Suction Cleaner Company. manu-
Jacturer and dealer IN vacuum cleaners Al
80 ~ Chambers street, with a factory IN
Newark; creditors. Thomas Harper, Sil6,
Jacob Scilnair. Sa,2 and Bettes X EhSen.
$40. Alleged company IS inSolVent. Albert
i. Kerr. receiver. bond. Sc,0eo Assets, s, 0oe
Application Tor a receiver was made IN
other proceedings IN Newark few weeks
ago. when n was stated thai the liabilities
Ne.e S41.WO and assets S37,eN The COM
JanN is a New York corporation, incor-
porated MAY, ID, 1899. with capital stock OF
SiUooeo Walter L. EckhardI was pnesi-
cent. Fer some time past creditors COM
rnittee has been trying 10 eNtTcate the
company from its financial difficulties.
Daniel Bursk and Samuel Myers, doinS
business a. the Empire kaincOat Company
n 40. Is West Sd street creditors. II. Il.
Ciat-n Company. @.- House. Stowe a Co,
ssep and Murray Hammer. 81 Insolvency
and preferential payments alleged. LA
hfifics. S>.0sa. assets. 81 coo
~ hitmau kref hers. a New Jersey cor
p0ratiun, dealers lu cOttonseed oil in the
Produce Exchange Builoing. creditors.
Flash Company. N6l6. II WAS alleged cor
poratlcn admitted in writing It's INABILITY 10
pay its debts. samuel >. Goldsmith. re-
Ceiler. bond. S5.osi. MAS authorized to con-
Time business for twenty DAYS Liabilities
ou the Produce Exchange. Si040p. assets.
So "A The failure was said 10 have been
caused hN losses on October sales within
three DAYS amouutinL 20 Slt6.@fh on account
ronseed OF Trcm 16e cents 10 ga cents a
pound.
Ruhn Miller. doing business as the Co
llmhia ladies' Waist Company az No. az
Broadway. creditors. LeUmsun. BOesch *
Neingart SPA. kiaubcr Brothers 4 Co.
$50. and krower & Ayn5erl. Ni8. lnSOl-
Nency. preferential payments and assign
fneut Of all assets 10 Samuel Atlas LEGGED
Liabilities $500. assets. Slna. T IieSton
ANellS receiver. bond. sou. was authorized
10 continue business twenty DAYS
William Hermann. Of White Plains La
Utilities. S-s7N4. assets. law library and
Office furniture. subject To chattel mort
cage ~ S. 80 o. Marjorie Hermann and q
clairn 81 ownership In books valued az sos"
purchased of the Crolier Society. ~ Lon
con. which has obtained Judgment against
him FOR SSH Creditors. Marjorie Herr
mann. $50 secured and two judgments
Trr S. az Henry Muller. sees stephen d
J.yon. SlSH. Robert II. Ryan N5s-, the
SoWron Really Company s., f.o- "a ".
Johns. Sl.Sib, an Tor r1Cncy loaned. anu
Edna II Ten Brock S253S. secured
The Fair Hat and cap COMPANY, manu-
fac;urer II hats and caps al No. 5s5 West
Broadway. VOLUNTARY Liabilities &.stt.
assets. S2.503. consisting OF stock. $50. ma
cfincry. 81 .3eo; accounts. S4S2. and cash, S10
Creditors. the y. Lyman a Shovel Com
lsny. E.2S2 and the LYMAN Company.
So
Eiaiman Fischer. grocer Of No. As
Afendover avenue, Bronx. voluntary. La
bllites. HIS, and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
West f33d Street.
WIoA
IVssf ia2d street

The approximate amount q tne len or charEs.
to satisfy which the ehove-des-fiesd pr"PeIt{ -
- - Sold - Thirty two thousand SIX hundred
80 tvyentv-seveu 5O-10O dollars. with interest
thereon from, the 18th daT OF SEPTEMBER ~.
t.ystbsr with costs and allowance amounting
20 three hundred and thirty 4i-lOO dollaIs, win
interest from October Bird, 1910 tosetnsr WI, WIN
--,o,,Df ~ the taxes assessments and water
rates or other liens, which are 20 o. ailoNei
TsI5 by the Referee. is thirteen hundred aud
nine g3-IOO dollars and interest .,-,
The premises viii be sold subject 70 mummy
Patel. New York. October 1th. 1910
MNXTMCS A LESSER, Referee
ST-PPFNF COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
John WIUets and Edward Merit as sur
wing trustees etc. of samuel Willets. d.
sod caroline W. Frame. Rs=i.iuary TTust'-
against Pauline Doctor and others.
In pursuance of the Judgment Of forscIosurs
,-I egia duiv made and entered In the above
entitled action. bearing date tne IStn 1dE
October 1910 l. the undersigned. the Referees
a., - jr.4vmsnt named will sell at public
auction az the New York Real Estate SaIe
ROOM Nos. Il and Is Nesey street, IN the Dol .L
ouzh of Manhattan. City % New fort on ne
10TH day 90, OF 5 Ilssnb p bev Euctloneer M
on tnat dsy. ~ p,t4 t,,'irr,srf h.. ba solI
and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot piece or parcel % az;
thereon erected. situate, lying and being IN Irs
Twelfth Ward II the BoroIsn % is,iei
city county and state n Ne" YORK. oo1n'eA
and described "a follows. viz; - 81.
Beginning at A point on the northerly side ..
one hundred and twenty feet westerly from nc
uorthwesterly corner or one HuhlleI -
r-+Iof,s rhenca northerIy parallel with seventh
Avenue nlnety-nine feet and eleven inches 70
81. centre line ~ the block between one Hun
dra4 and Thlrtv-third and one Hundred am
Thirtv-fourrh Streets, thence westerly aloht
80 Centre Iire z the block twenty fest. thence
s0UtherIy again parallel with seventh Avenu+
rfuatv- mine feet and eleven inches % the north
ell, side az one Hundred and Thirty thru
street and thence easterIy along the uortheriy
=lfa Il one Hundred ard Thirry-thi StrreI
tgreofv feet % the point place % beginning
Tsf@4 New YORK october 18th 1910
FMA SL-EI. TFsPPER, Referee
VII sos- " POWELL. Attorney Tor Plain
tiTz No % Wall street. Borough % Man
haitian. New York city
The following IL a diagram 81 the properly -
he sold a. Described above. its street number -
20a West I33rd Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
TRINITY MEN IN QUARANTINE
Nine Members OF PSI Epsilon Suffering
from an Eve Maiady.

Hartford. Conn. oct. 2I-Aflicted with
peculiar form Of eve malady which the
specialists have not yet been able to dag
nose definitely, nine Trinity College stu
dents. members OF the Psi Epsilon frater-
nity. are under quarantine IN the chapter
house and many other members. some of
- HON 1--we at the house. and all Of whom
take their meals there, are without home
temporarily. The disease was at first
thought TO be the ordinary pink eve"
" hich appeared AT the college a year or
Two ago, hut the physicians while deciding
against this designation. have not deter
,rined the exact nature OF the disease il
has. however. been termed some form OF
ConiunctiVius. and the quarantine was de-
rlared 10 prevent its possible spread
Through the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool oct 24-wHEAT-Spot dull i:
futures easy: October IS sd: December. IS
I'D. March. Is 1led. CORN-Spot steady 4;
American mixed, - H. d. futures dull. Jan
nary nominal: Eeb-uary IS 5 I'd. !. 80 "a
HOPS in London lPaeifc Coastl, = los a =
15s REEF-Extra India mess. 1915 %
5SS pfir,e mess western lISs Cd HAMS
short cut 62s. BAcoN-cuInT oeTland !, , cut
Trbt rs heavy 7Ss- short clear backs SIS
Sd. SHOULDERS 6-s- LAI'D-
prime Western. tie-ces. SIS Sd American re-
ane5 nails SIS Sd. EESE-CauaGisn finest
white SOS Cd: eolored S9s TL5tIfsS | = = "a a
T,F,Ty ~ F,T-N-Refued. ID. LiNSEED OIL
as "a COTTONSEED OII-Hua refined
snot ais I'D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Lon
London Oct 24-SUGAR-Raw. csntrifg-
cal los &c muscovado. rs, beet october. Us
1tf FTNSEED-Calcutta. April-June. IS
4t5S ITNSEED OIL. 45S. SPERA OIL 80
7pETF20I ,FT-N-A- nerican refined, = l5-lbl,
spirits "a spirits, S's
ROSTN-Arnertcan strained. los Sd; me
Antwerp. oct - -PETROLEUM. - francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
OUTLOOK FOR GRAND TRUNK
Demand for Higher Wages May Result
in Increased Rates.

London, Oct. IA. w Smithers. chair
man Of the board of directors presiding at
the semi-annual meeting of the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada to-day. ex-
pressed a hopeful view of the situation
generally.
was the persistent demand for higher
wages. which, owing 10 the greater cost OF
living and the desire of the employees 10
have better conditions, had come TO stay.
However. as increased wages could he paid
only X the return on the roads capital was
adequate. the directors might he compelled
to ask permission To raise the rates. eS-
pecially as the government endowment
of the 'multimillionaire' Canadian Pacific
Railway Company with land grants had
made il more difficult for the Grand Trunk
to conduct its business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
RAILROAD ORDERED SOLD.

Portland. Me. oct ga decree ordering
the sale of the Atlantic Shore Line Railway
TO satisfy the claims of the hondholders
was issued to-day in the United States Cir
emit Court The sale viii be held AZ Alfred
on December 1. A bill was brought recently
by the kniCkerbocker Trust Company Of
New York as trustee under the mortgage
for s. 10. 500 of per cent bonds The rail-
road extends from BddefOrd 10 York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
WABASH

WABASH
80 -ooa -HnS
p7 vrcet, N 0-- sc57 1e7 sfIs&7t $f4- -.
July Loot. 81. aCt5.5o9 9.-s5-i7l s4l".o't
ST LOUIS SOJ-THIF - TERN
- ---,.,, g. a.. So-a "a SOS So sg23 co
July l-Oct. II. , 699.s5J 1882 o5 5loi.'F0
DETROIT UNITED
o.. 49, -. - e,-,,.1 sf-4 COG $3.50 C2a
Jan. Loot. IL. 1872 I43 62fq, i42 9'77.5'''
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IROEToN.
ID week IN o. So Pe3 S25.+.o S"s-L5s
Tu1v T-O-- IA g. 20 fIe35- 'p+-'e-
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
~ -. - n. s7.z sea ErZq 2c9 SPA 82T
Ian I-0-+ "a 6s+e $50 539OO+S 5,o14TlI
DETROIT UNITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
ar strest.
133rd street

The Approximate amount u the lien Or charge.
satisfy which the above described property -
70 b sold Is $40 l2g 25-iGO. with Interest there
on from the BIRD day of September. 1910. To-
zsther wfth the costs and allowance amounting
10 1884 T<-I0O with interest thereon from Octo--
Der 18th 1910. together with the expenses x
the sale Tia approximate amount 7f the
taxes. assessments and other Hens which are
% be- allowed % the purchaser OUT Of The pur-
chase money. or paid b. the Referee, IS $500
ana Interest.
Datea. New YORK October 1e,h- 1910
EMANUEL. TEPPER. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

FTOTR AND HEAL-Flour inactive ana
unsettled WHEAT FLDUR-Spring patents
s. 500 ass 50. winter straights. - 21sS4 i5 VII
Ter patents 81 b0I$4 90. spring clears. - 5J.P
s. .. extra 10 / winter. s. 6OcS3 50; extra No
> winter, So 4uTSS -. Kansas straights- 81 10
s. q5- RYE FLOU R-Steady, fair % s1'li -
; - choice To fancy 81 &5ES4 - BUCK
WHEAT FL.OUR-Easy- s. leFS2 - Ter 100 d
observation-disclosures steady; Kiln dried s. 10
PAEMEAT-0uiet- FIRE white ana yellow. 81 70
FSI -. coarse 81 1881 20 FEED" este-l
srrir-- S22G 50 1e. standard mi-dlng, 50 -
red sIoE IS To- city bran. SCI in bulk. 3 30
$50, houiTy chop. So IN bulls oilInr--'. $50 ''4
PROFESSIONALS products showed firm
tI,.e-ec- due % al advance Of points II NE hog
market; as wei as 20 smaller TegeEt7-
steady ness $50 5'a1$2l, family SO s. -
sr1s- clear S-2TSGS 30 bEt-t--ArsS. St3H
Sfs go family S1eGS2o: racket. Sl6 SF1SiI. extra
India mess s2lIS3I -. HkfF HANS tSsl ..
So So DRESSED EOCfS-Esse. baCons, = he;
11o y iaL~ tG0 Il. 1850. 40 r. 1870. pigs.
-a--r CIT MEATS Picked bellies Guiet .
smoking lSc 10 -, lie = u. l9-c. a n, DC
riClIe5 hams l4tza15c- TAILoW - Barely
steady. CITY. Use. country. : = aSisc- LARD
To-. 2r21c: refined stsady. south America lac
C'7rtiuent Is 2oc; Brdzu kegs. la<. compound
barely steady. aizGloc. STEAFtlNE-eeliet
Olea I2l.c. CRY lard i4c
ali around The Federal quoted Sranulated
A. 75e net. less per cent cash. "hlls other
-a1na-s named 4 soc net. less J. Business
yvas SLOW There was rise q Two points IN
s7ot prices Of raw. owing 10 SAFES or 1ata
81 fos { z equal TO $. sc, basis a6 test. here
-b1-rr enn tons due NcTer71eT- ana one
49, rsx+ vesE There was a salA saturday
- : 400 haas Tgsr-erara centrifugal. shipment
17st half November, a. 5.soci basis % test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

STRING BEANS virginia green. basset- p
Sc. wax 2Ga55c- Charleslou box
SQUASH Hubbard %. SlGSl - "a -
-. r-FEN-rV- canada rufaraEa bri. 81. L.11s
Island aaI Jersey. TScVSl, wrl-s, 3D. 8 -
s. 90 10 lunches - SssS@ lob - -. -
bv box =0caSf. WATERCE,ESS. lou bu1eHes-
& So -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25

rslaSo. Or. - Glow RSEErs-Cash. S %.
,,-+,f.- g. 20 December $ -. March, s = p
7TNGTHY-Pr5ule - 50. Octohe-. 81 40 Al
SIkE-Yrtne, So. October So December, e. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

fIron. Nor fdy SIS % Cotton. m!ddlinE IA %
steel rails. - 90 Gomez No - no ~
stand cop, spot u - sugar GrantIa 80 -
Tin .......--... 80 - = Moiasses, IN ? 90 =
Exchange lead. - Beef. family r--. - -
Srelter .-... 5T2lal Beef. hams. p %
Wheat No 2 red q Talow. prime. ~, = :
4Corn No p 5l7t Pork. mess q. - %
oats stan white 3S34 Hogs. dTsd, ITO 10 IS
Flour. Mps pnts 80 Lard Md4e est i 30
sNo 1 IF n b afoat
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SPOT prices 81 the close. CentrifuEaf. a. test
s. sc rnusrovado - test 5.r3c- ana mo ASSES
g,r--r - tasr Zee cost and freight sugars
quoted zt-r. The Loudau market iof p--t
sugar was weak and. = - I'D lower tsi"esF
and November 9s I'D Mar. a. > = d
RICE-Ftrm. but quiet and lacaai geo
TCpFEE-S-a1dard quiet VII
not anF rrzl-ious 20 January quoted l-a<.t
Il. 80 To15-u steady. spot 40 -. futures. -
: fasr y ---4l1,. -isr-r0yt1C- l--i-lI
J. Iiac casting. 125s 2 = = - ~ -, =
--41- fS go Is zaH-- October. go - =,
NJ. --rer December and Ja1uars- $500 800 =
Loulc- easy SPOT. tltI les. tlLL-r-, 80 -
- IL Sr.7.i--- 4ne7- ~ <=H E9--s. : . 81. q
: an. Fast = Louis L0r1Dr- spot 80 -
TER-FIr0. 5.7uf5-T5r N-T A5-s- 80
TO- East - Louis Lor-17. SPIT. 80 las ~
IECS-l7sgsla-i warrants. As Fl ~ L'.-'a
Locally g-liet No foundry Northern. - !
s0-.-=-- Southern and No foundry S--tr-rn
s. IT. 81 I5rSI6 =. NJ Northern. So &c TO-
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ELclN BUTTER MARKET.
cLoVERsEED PRICES.

Fl-in. oct. 24-BUTTER-Firm: 29tsc;
Output 6SS.7o0 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON-There was a se0sat IonaI decline,
with the winter months selling below lac for the
first time since the beginning Of the month.
under continued active liquidation and aggressive
bear pressure There seemed to be little
nothing in the way Of news 10 account for the
the eastern and central belt over Sunday had
not been heavy enough to kill the plant over any
important area and expectations that the census
report this morning would be large enough to
strengthen increased estimates Of the yield. ap-
peared TO still further shake the confidence Of
old bulls. and heavy selling naturally encour-
aged the operations of local bears At the low
point OF the day January sold at 13-41c, 10
polnts-equal TO 81 50 a bale-below the high
records Of the season made on October IA. Clos
ing prices practically the lowest and
easy. at a net decline Of p to Il points. South
ern spot markets unchanged to 5-l6c lower
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-25
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

san Francisco. oct 2L-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day