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New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Nov 2--CATTLE,-Receipts l.5Oos
dl,II weak: hsevss, s4 5o1$7 80, Texas steers.
50 Ie4S5 40; Western steers, 81 f0GsS 20 stock
ers and feeders. Sc sJds5 g; cows and Refers
81 25GS6 ~: calves, S. 5Cas1O .. HOGS-H-s-
ceipts, 1000: weak. generally 0c lower; l's1ls ss
ss %; rough. 81 j0q$7 20. good 70 choice heaVys
81 7OaSs O5: pigs. s. 20GS7 IS: bulk os sales
81 sQ4ss sHEEP-Recepts 2.500. steady na-
tives So 5oGS4 x: western. 81 teHS4 -. year
linzs "a 30GsJ 80; lambs native. S59S" tOs
Western, s5GsG s.
Fast Buffalo. Nov 12.-C8TTI Receipts.
300; slow and steady. VEALS-Receivts. -:
active and 25c lower. s5gslL HCGS-Heeetp,s'
as o. fairly active and 10ri5c lower; heavy.
mixed and Workers. s. i0atSS -. pigs. $ 21e2
s. %: roughs. <79S7 .: stays, s64Ss 80. da.rtes
81 904sS -; hogs closing ION i5c lower. SHEEP
z Nd LA3lRS-Rcceipts. 1000; sheep actlTss
lambs slow; lambs and ewes, I5c lower lambs.
s5 50as7; yearIiiHgs. s5gS5 -; wethe-s, s. 2y4
81 so; ewes. So TJnS4, sheep. mixed S2aSf =.
Cincinnati. Nov l2.-CATTIS ecstprs 26e:
quiet fair % good shippers. - SOS 30 cou1-
mon. s2QS3 81 HOGS-RecsIpts. 2.g15. w@aa-
lOc lower; butchers and shippers. 81 S59S7 -:
common, 81 50NST SO SHEEsP-FeceiDts. 23-s
strong. So 544yS3 65. LAMBS. S+6SS 10
Kansas City, Nov. I2-CATTLE-ReceiD
Z40o. including 2nO SOLtbsrns: market stesdy-
Dressed beef and EXPORT steers S6US7 -. fair %
good. 81 1885 Western steers S4GS5 %
stocksrs and feeders 81 50e6s5 81. Southern
cows 81 751Sf %; native heisers. s. J0GS6. bulls.
SO 5o8s4 80; calves, S4GSs. HOGS-Re-eipts
1eOO- nlaTket oc lower. Bulk OK sales ~ sO7f
$ Ok: heavy. 81 s0GSS: packers ard butchers.
81 sO@1Ss %; light. s. 9o9Ss 90 sHEEP-Ee-
celPtS @0o market sreadT. Lambs. sJgS6 5os
yeaTliugs- s4GS4 sS; wethers. So 5OG<4 10. ewes
- -5gSS 20; stocke-s and feeders, 81 15g<4
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
OCTOBER BUILDING REPORT
General Statistics for Last Month
Show Gain for Manhattan.

Official reports from forty cities repre-
senting all sections Of the country. COM
piled by The American Contractor New
York. show a loss in the aggregate Of J
per cent for October, as compared with
October, 1909 This showing may be con-
sidered fairly satisfactory coming on the
eve OF an important political campaign
The losses as well as the gains are in cities
widely scattered, and no section of the
country is favored either way Twenty-siX
cities show loss Of from ! 10 50 per cent,
others show gain Of from to g. per cent.
The principal gains were made in Atlanta,
% per cent; Birmingham. 90; Chattanooga,
81; Chicago 32: Little Rock, q; Los An
geles, 81; New Haven, IS; Rochester, G.;
Seattle, IS. The particulars are shown in
the following table;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

--ha November Bulletin of the keai
-, BOARD Of Brokers says: Real estate
-oD are more of q power than they lLle'li-
- ~ estimate, particularly those OF US
sew =, nd deal in real estate as d com
modify. ..f-,,os
we are always promoters. sometimes
...--.-ssrs. and always able 70 show how
,ev can be made in our own particular
line 80,
..Every one criticises US 1avorably OF
,,.be-uise All who act are inyaFiabiy
s,hiect 70 discussion. but We must act
10 flinSs. IN order TO live, and in doing
1hlrss Ne belong 20 the only class Oh
business men the world can never DO WIN
on,. namely. the producers. and WIleh 1he
-osI estate business or profession Is De
lfttIed by outsiders take note that this Is
done invariably by those who. while pro-
d.,oinc nothing themselves. live by tie
actire work and oxertion Of others.
il also says.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

years, is located at Junction avenue and
Shell road, Immediately adjoining the com
pany's Barclay-Dugro tract. The price
paid is reported to be in the neighborhood
Of 10000 which establishes a new high
record for property in this section.
The plans Of the Greensboro Corporation
call for its immediate development alons
the same thorough lines pursued on the go
now part THIS acquisition gives the com
Fany control of all the vacant property
available TOR development in the towns OF
WoodsIde winfield, Elmhurst and Corona,
between Jackson and woodstde avenues,
and brings The value Of its real estate hold
ings up 10 nearly S7.g001
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov I2.-WHEAT-SpOt. firm i;
No red Western winter. - Id. futures duh {:
December 8s I'D, March. IS sd May, -
a CORN-Spot firm. American mixed Is
e1zd: futures dulIs January nominal Fs5r--
ary. As 81. i. PEAS-Canadiau. IS Sd. FLOUR
Winter patents. 29s Sd. HOPS IN London
(Pactfc Coast). E3 10s0f4 I0s BEEF-Ex-
ira India mess, 1883 80. PORK-Prius mess
Western I1Ss Cd EANS-Short cut SIS Sd
BACON-CunberIand cut, 65ss clear bellies
eos: long clear riddIes. ughE. SIS cd. heavy.
Us; short clear backs. 5Ts- SHOULDERS
Square, sos Cd LARD-P-irre Western
uerces. Sos; American refined. pals 5Ss Sc
CHEESE-Canadian finest. white. new. 55s.
colored. 35s 3D. TCRPENTTNE-Spi-i 55s
3D. ROSIN-Conuon, I5s Sd. PETROL. FL "
Refined. 61ad- LINSEED OIL AS. TAI
LOW-Aust-aIian IN Londo1, 39s Z I'D. cor
TONSEED OIL-Huu refined, 30s
London. Nov. 12-SUGAP-Rav. cenrrfrr-
gal. los; nuscovado, 9s. ESEED-CaIcutra
Aprtl-June, 62s Sd. EINSEED OIL As
SPERM OIL SS4 PETROLE EJ-1r-s r1ertral
refined. 3 15-Isd; spirits I'd TCRPENTTNE,
spirits 55s Sd ROSIN-Anertcan strained.
las Cd; fine, los I'D
Antwerp, Nov. 12.-PETROLECN. 19 francs.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November T.
REEy EyESR-ceiDts soL cars or 2gs

New York. November r. 1910
BEEyES-Receiots. soIz cars or I 3g2 head
all for slaughter and export. No trade in live
cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed beef slow. No
later cables. Exports. es5 cattle. 45 sheep ara
. e5f quarters OF beef.
AINEs-Receipts, SOS. all for slaughter.
except 2I head. Very little trade. but feeling
steady. Dressed calves quiet At yesterday 5
auotations.
salss -Ksrns Commission Company: veais
is0 10 average. IS per 100 10; 5 Indiana calves.
330 10, IS so
or S 500 head. including y cars for the may
ket: ~ cars on sale Trade quiet and prices
nsr 100 10. culls So a 81 so. inferior 10 prime
fsnohs S. 5o6sT ysarlings. 81 so. Dressed
r-u,t,r sIoa 81 elsc. dressed lambs ar aG12c.
gxI.e-W. Il. Huns 2oe state lambs. - u
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
NEW BUSINESS STRUCTURE
Twelve Story Structure for Fourth
Avenue To Be Ready on January !.

The new twelve-story modern nreproof
mercantile structure being built at Nos Zs
and % Fourth avenue, adjoining the south
east corner Of 10Th street, by the Bruins
wick Realty Company, of No. us East 28th
street, VIII be ready for occupancy on jan
UaTy / next.
The structure is on a plot 46xlc0 feet and
is equipped with all modern improvements.
including high speed electric Otis elevators,
q complete automatic sprinkIing apparatus
approved by the New York Board OF Fire
Underwriters, also freproof doors and win
dows- Located in the heart of the new
silk and woollen district, this building is
especially adapted for salesrooms and
showrooms for high class business. the un-
obstructed natural light on all sides max
ing the lofts equal to corner property.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New York. November II.

New York November j., 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT- showing some nTTn-
ness the market eased off and al the close
at the low point OF the day, representing
a net decline of a &C. The frmness late
Friday attributed 10 operations on tne
part of two large traders IN the West who, II
Is claimed. would q Ike delivery on December
contracts. Foreign markets failed to respond
to our advance, and the foreign situation was
sgain bearish Advices from the West stated
that the milling demand was poor, and local
exporters said that bids on Manitoba wheat
were Cite under the market. At o'clock
CT nnhsr and 81 O2r for May. No red here,
seAc elevator. and 9sc + b afioati 10 10 l
Easier. No here quoted 81 ~ elevator.
domestic basis, to arrive. and 5T7sc b
steady: standard white. 38c; No 2, 38Iac; No
g. 871ac: No 4. sc. RYE-Quteti No West
EN-. s4Ac. b New Yor6 BARI1E4 45IcI- "
WHEAT FLOTR-Easy; 81 So a 81 per 100 10.
BCCkWHEAT-Market quiet: American, COS
c Z New York; Canadian. 53I2c i ( New
for
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-F1our dull, with buy
s. so; winter straights 81 20Qs4 40; winter
patents, 81 cog 81 90; spring clears 81 80 Q
81 709$4 s.. RYE FLoUR-steady; fair to
coRNMEAL-Klin corr dried. 81 S. s. go BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow. 81 1881 90;
2afss seq s iG' stadara ia s2tiss
ogE Do s27 80 90; >, sed ss5 d dog SIS So etty bFsn
5s Sac e. Pe Ped dog s3o homlny chop s5a b9E
81 20 sacks; oimeaI, S35 q S35 90.
under selling Hog market @ easier. 'aS and sent em
ment bearish. owing 20 the prospects OF heavy
hes5 laeans SIC 81 5o fany 81 s25 short eieaT sci
q So 80 BEEF-steady; mess, !5as15 so:
India mess, ssI lss1 so. BEEF HAMs-DuH:
s23 a$25. DRESSED HoGs-Barely steady;
9sS0Ps ss IS ss Iss ps. i0 1' c4 1s2 h AS
P0od x bellies Gast is 1sg s0k,gs pses lsf b 10 Ie e
s1 qHst Et1ci ilAi f refined contaoa 9aesiy
a4 Il lSa Sstc, C. - sTEARISE-ouiet; oiso io% q
sUGAR-Rehned steady. but quiet and
changed sTanqsassd +;aoe 80 o,,t net less E per
The London market for beet sugar was q a
1isd higher. with sellers at quota tions Nc
Raw here steady. with holders generally ask
ing soc Spot pSees: a @ csnirifugai nS 90 test
sugar so test 3.11c.
RICE-Stesdy but quiet and unchanged
MFTAIA-No change in pig iron certificates.
MoLassEs AND sYRTPs-s,eaiy but
ouiet with prices unchanged.
NAVAL SrOEEs--Sptrits lurpenti1s slow
and unchanged here, but at Savannah the
prica was 4 shade better with tone firm.
Tosin steadv but quiet and unchanged. Tar
steady al former prices
OIIS-IAnseed oil in fair demand and
prices noniinally unchanged. Refined petro-
teuu unch anged.
r0rTOS9FFD OTI-Tnaetivs and easier.
closing ct a net decline or to points Local
contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
SALES AT GARDEN CITY.

Gage T. Tarbell has sold al Garden city
a plot 7oHlh ieet IN Magnolia avenue. a
plot 5oxl"9 feel IN Pine street. plot eSx1e2
feet at beech street and Orchard street, q.
plot 75x1"' feel III Garden street, "A plot rs
xeee feet ia AFih4f street. d plot 50xlI feet
IL willow street a plot 50xl24 feet in
Meadow street and q plot 7sxlon feet in
foplar street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
Real Estate Men as Producers
BOARD of Brokers Bulletin Says They Belong
10 Class World Cannot Do Without.

The Republic Building. State street, Chi
cago, has shops and show windows on every
floor of its fourteen stories; SO also the
Fine Arts Building, which is devoted al
most exclusively TO music
No new building should lease offices or
floors for less than three years TO begin
with
The condition that lessee cannot sublet
without written permission OF the landlord
is one of the most essential points in the
lease Never omit it.
Store leases should not be made for over
five years, unless particular conditions re-
Qu1re that they should be made longer or
shorter
In leasing old buildings cancellation
clause in the lease is very desirable. No
matter what price YOU arrange to pay
tenant for such cancellation It gives YOU
basis for future action to have positive
agreement"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
REALTY BROKERS TO DINE
Governor Elect Dix To Be Guest Of
Honor Of the Board IN February.

Tee fifteenth annual dinner of the Real
estate Board of Brokers VIII Ice heId on
'.'-oaes<lay evening. February s. al the
" aiaorf-Aslorl1. Joseph T. Day chair
man ol t1ie dinner committee. said yester-
-,t tiat 6gs-ruor-aIect JOHN A Dix had
-.aef1ad al invitation from the Heal r.
ia.e Board II Brokers 10 De- their guest OF
homer
me names of other guests VINO VIII be
-ieaeeEs ULi be announced later
i'e dinner committee consists Of Irving
i--l@it4 presi+iout - -oal.io- Joseph p Day,
'7-fil--l ba*srd J.. King secretary. and
1-sseH Na.sf9n. Ellsbs snifIn Walter
i'f'1F- 'iersld r. BroRn. a. \. 0.ternsan
go T.. N 4Ts. IS members.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
ENLARGES IT'S L. I. TRACT
Greensboro Corporation Now Owns
Property Valued at s7,000.0O0.

By the purchase this week of a tract Of
nearly fifty acres at EImhurst, the Queens
boTo Corporation has secured a valuable
addition 10 its already extensive real es-
tate holdings II Queens This property. A
part OF the Leverich estate, which has
neen held by the family for about fifteen
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York November II. 1910.
EEANs AND PEAs-Recetpts, a,620 bags
bea rs 900 bags peas. Moderate tohbing sales
in state marrow and choice domestic pea ths
i..tsr a little steadier, stronger Wesleru
sfyices Medium remain dull Foreign white
leans quiet ana favor the buyer Rea kidney
rn,Tst he strictly choice to rnand outsIds
agure scotch peas stronger under higher
Western advlces BEA Ns-Narrow 1sIo,
p.s, !. s., iFnpaEtsd pea. ~ 1o0Ss 20. ms-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. Nov. I2-Aaripulation b. large local
interests practically cor rolled prices here TO-
day IN The wheat market. Professional spec1-
iarors were disposed 70 trail on. VII le the short
interest IN December was being transferred from
sIidlI traders 70 hands that had greater strength
het decline OF sc . 4s05sc rssu.te. Corn
TO sc OF and provisions down 5gT1=c 70 1T5zc-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

average. 81 per 100 10; 1ss. q u. ,,ss''
lis ID. S4: IS cu1is. so 10. 81 so: l. - ioy
Kerus Commission Company 80 1- .l.s~r
lambs. 81 ID, So IS 4s. 50 ID 50 80; - IDcI4Hs
yearfings. 90 H. 81 go; 93 sheep. 10 10 81 -.
TObin & Shannon: 2O9 state lambs. "a 20
81: f3 (cuiisJ. 81 ID. s. 80. a. so
s Sanders: 200 state lambs 20 ID, sAs %
Pennsylvania. 64 ID. Sc 25. ,s
HOGS-Rsceipts II cars. or 800 hss1, a. a.
for slaughter. NominaIly weak COUNTY
dressed hogs quiet and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

eae- aHd ability as subject TO call at ali
ZINES
i-5- apartment hpu-e Is situated within
easy reach sf rle subway and all surface
car transit
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.

COTToN-Tery quiet and huctuated within
range of about S points Liverpool caoles
a shade lower than due. and private adylces
claim that the South was offering England
cotton more freely at Fridays advance, but
while there scattering liquidation,
offerings here not in the least aggres-
sive and were sufficiently well absorbed 70
suggest a steady Undertone. The close was
quiet but steady, net 1 point higher to
points lower The market opened steady at
a decline of to points. sold up 10 a net
gain of about to 4 points, and then eased
off from the best in very narrow market
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
FERRY COMPANIES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Fridays:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
coLLATERAL TRusT NOTES.
q ur-lished by svartwout & AppenIei-az. No -
T1u4 street,
Name

ApslcV.
Mama NTdgur;-g. B5I Asx Yield
Al. Cizar . C.. Mch -, i2lt-.. pos leo 400
Do a . G Nch Is, 1912 -.----- % aes 5lo
Bait & Ohio 9 &. Mob 10. 1911 S2S- 10 9uO
DO -. D 8. june i9l3..--.-.- Sss SS7s -
Beth steel Corp p c. Nov, 1914 9o1 % oI5
Cht~ q Alt y G., Mch 10. 1915 yes tSs 5SS
Cin n & u Z u C, July, bis 9t5s - - o-1e
9 c q & ST L p c. June. 1all toP ioeA 4e0
n e II rdpts Ala g July. ls-s ie'ss Iel. 40
f,rfe n r . ? e. Ap- = 1871 SOS laeA 40
cen Eubber as 2 e.. July. tSl|. - t42 oVt
fJuasnn Cos S e. Oct 10 iell ~ - T00
web 1913 -.-...---- 2t& 81 $50
,S.rraS y = & ID b. MAJ. 1871 .ftO1s IDI SnO-
KaT {, X, & L. 6 . e. set l1I2 So 50 6Is~
-, \ !. G Nav 4. i9k5..--.- Sel2 pSls 650
Iack steel c. McH I9la. u Pa 70
Minn s So I. 5 p 6. Fee. I9!i gs 9s@a I59
NJ kan 4 Tex > {. Aug 1871 S9ss sea $50
X i central Lines. SQpts.
- AZ q G. jan 191i-'25. 5.---.-4iS 94Sa . { tasss
Ny \ Il 8 3 Sp c, ls11-.I2 i0oa ieIa
y I Al c. FEB. 1872 e-@s es SIS
soSSaorp S9 Ry 5 ? 9 Fe6. 1918 ess a~s 30
riasOatsr Co 8 p c. June. 1918 t0l H. 60
western T 4 T . c. Feb. 1912 sst3 .-'t 5Ss
west II sP aug. 1915 toe-S ieo's .s5
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
'otals ..... $40. 7s2. .oe5 s48. .8oe, IT'S
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. n. Cofer & Co. No. AZ Cedar
street,
accrued interest to be added1
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Rein1artt, No 5s
Broad street New York. and Nc. "a Devon
shire street BOsion@
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

coupons interchangeable. Registered. rCou-
pons. sReglstered and coupon
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell {. Coleman
No. GO wall
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13


This Last Last
week week year. 1908.
Sales, all kinds. $1,000 $4,000 $4,000 10000
Sales, American AZ 900 10000 SO-OGu 4I,t0O
Sales, speculation. 1000 1000 2Uo 1,uu0
Sales for export LOO lObo i,UtD l,vVV
Forwarded -. .i02 coo 81 600 SO. 900 81. coo
Inorts all kinds 1853 ONG I42 900 no 600 134. 900
Tnnu-ts American At coo III 900 81, 600 120, 600
Actual exports - OoO 5000 1900 5000
STOCK all kinds 514 OOo 49, 900 T56, 600 45S. go
Stock American 40 900 364 600 GA, 600 34S. 600
Afoat all kinds 4Ia coo 523 900 All, 900 10000
Afioat American 3S4 900 439 600 39S 900 3oS, Geo
Liverpool cabes-Spot quiet; sales 5000
bales; speculation. 300: American, 1000; I'M
ports "a 0OO; American. 2S, coo; mlddlins up
land 7q7d- Futures opened steady at 'Gs
points decline; closed quiet, 6l2d7 points low
er November, 7-I9d: NoyenbeT-DeceTnoer
I'D Decern ber-January. I.T1d: JanuaTy-Feb-
r,ary IND: February March, T.T2lsd; March
April and kprflMay. 773 I'D; May-June, I-I1d.
June-JuIy 7.75d: July-August, Z 7IO1-d-
COFFEEActive and drm, closing at net
advance OF aifs points. Havre showed net
advance of q al franc, although Hamburg was
lsTf mfg lower The bulIish sentiment in the
market appears 10 be based on the firm attitude
Of Brazil which is not disposed to offer coffee e1-
cept at full prices AMI the small stocks N
America Rio was firm az 80 reis advance
while Santos showed q strong tone. with prices
orsl reis higher. Rio exchange London was
ia higher at f6 15-16d- Cash prices have been
advanced to 11Isc for Rio No rs. while Santos
As were quoted at 12Ac- Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
POTATOES AND yEGETaRIEspo+,.

firm Sweet POTATOES weak Onions sras{S
except yellow which rule weak Cabbases
firm Carrots dull. Celery firm. CucuTnbers
slow Lettuce higher for fancy. Mushrooms
IN Aght supply Spinach lower. Peppers
aoes higher P0TaToEs tGs9rni9 fern e TO o.
q 81 80; bulk. fS0 ID, 81 5O9s1 70; Long Isl
and, bag, 81 5oqs2; bulk. 1s0 ID. 81 75 a S2 -;
state, bag, 81 80 q 81 so: bulk $50 ID 81 371
a s5os SWEET s1shf bag foFhToas = e 8 q Ea.s .1a
Sh9re q pr 59L Que a ~ T. Jersey & double head bbI
Fs1: BRUSSELS SPROUTS quart Sal
CARROTS. Dbl or bag, T5cGSI so; state 100
EAGEs. Danish ton, s9q sl1; domestic. sra
esIe Ted =, 9 E s@ ID Danish Sa s5i q, 70 goe 90
state ana Jersey. dozen roots Is 46c crate
81 % So 90; CAULIFLoWEKs. Long Island
CUCUMBERs. Florida. basket. 81 50G s. Bos
ton. hothouse, dozen, 81 %: box So a S4: chic
800 QsI: Florida. box. 81 81 2s: HoRsRfRsXSnfl- fsSfl
Long Island sfasf so: basket. stgsI S 3S
ses Basket ST. 81 Is as 81 81 ss, 1sfssy and
soc @ 81; western New York. 81 IS 8 So 2S; 3
qSsfo poston ''f SothossS H'IlGk 5x baskes 2Ss 81
MUSHROOMS. hothouse 10. 20a 4oc; ONIoSS
sIgsI .; other white. crate. soc@sI, faf'i5 Ti5t
bag. 81 259s so. yellow. bag. ST 5O9St s.:
1913 BaS : Z @ orsas aG fed taansv 6r 81 5
low. bag; 81 20 81 10; PEPPERS. red sugar
% poI - eVG e. regular ~ a 81 90 green, sugar
50Q zoe: PARSLEY. nearby 100 punches a. r.
75c. PUMPKINS, Dbl. 40 O9T5c. ROMArTE
nearby basket. E0d 75C. Western New York
500 65c; RADTSHFS. Norfolk. basket 75cT
81 p; hothouss. 100 ouncheS 81 90 u s. 50
SPINACH. nearby. hbi zoe @ 81. Western New
York. basket 5of soc, Norfolk bbI 75c a 81.
STRING BEANS, south Carolina, hsseet 81 a
50. SHALLoTS. New Orleans leo punches
s. a 81: SQUASH Hubbard SbI' 75clg 81. risr-
ROW. COG. .3c; TUEEtPs, Canada ruIabaga
81 ST. wS ssl ssla ina a lose i6o Sgnos S
81 so q 50; TOMATOES. nearby hox. 5or p
$, 90 California. nat case. 81 Ts1 so
New-York tribune., 1910-11-13
BANK STOCKS.

By clinton Gilbert. No. Wall s.Eest3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-28

area of his rubicund ears, and in the deep silence of the night he heard modulated by d broken winded harpsi- chord, some vague and feeble sounds that issued from neighboring house. The two friends remained silent and motionless.
 Presently they recognized the melo- dy. It was an andante, possessing breadth. sweetness and melancholy and despite the mediocrity of her in strument and the crudeness of her method the invisible performer im- pressed upon the music a tenderness of expression that denoted poetic soul.
 "Ah, by my faith!' exclaimed Master Joachim. ''If I mistake not, that mu- sic"-
 'Is mine,' said the young man. while two tears glistened in his eyes. "Listen, Joachim; listen. It is the andante from my first symphony. An. I was wrong a few moments ago when I cursed my fate God is good. and life is worth living since here in my native city some one knows me, understands me, loves me! Since my spirit is the consoler of another, and woman no doubt. Yes, yes; it is a woman, for I recognize the soul. the touch, the feeling of woman. or, rather, of an angel that heaven in it's mercy to the poor and despised has sent to earth this festive night as a balm of celestial joy to my poor wounded heart.'
 Hum. Brou" growled Joachim. who had become critical on hearing his favorite instrument. T admit that the performer displays some feeling but, my good Ludwig, the left hand is feeble, and the arpeggios of the right hand lack finesse and breadth. The method of pupil, my boy
 "Silence, blasphemer" replied the younger man, whose face was now re- splendent with joy. That woman does not merely play my musicale you understand? She expresses my thoughts. feel it herev' he said striking his heart. But come! must see her, and here is the house."
 Eagerly he drew Master Joachim to ward humble cottage. A light filter ed through the badly jointed shutter of a lower window, and it was from that room the music came. But as they leaned forward near the window in an effort to hear the better the in- strument suddenly became silent as it emitted one last plaintive note that reSembled a sob.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-28

struggi1n@ a&Aluat her emotion. rnrl in an euthuset of cxaitatiou she cN- claimed:
 "Oh, to hear him once more-only once-wonld be a foretaste of celestial bliss."
 Instinctiyaly she softly played the theme ef her beloved tutunte IS an ac- compaAimcnt to the following prayer
 "Bright king of this holy HisH5 Christmas. Father Christmas. good Fla ther Christmas. who e0ncea'rth thy venerable heal uader the hood of the great red cloak so full of euchant. ments; thou who this winters night with thy snowy beard floating ill the frosty air, doth traverse the world ant stop by preference before the mGrt humble and sorraWfHl dwellings, l. gratify the modest wishes of thoay simple souls who have faith in thy power-Fathor Christmas, grant in this solemn vigil the wishes of thy humble and devoted servants. oh, kind and loving friend of women and children, grant, pray. that may hear him once more!
 Fritz had arisen, much affected by the fervor of the girls prayer. He was about to speak when the door suddenly opened and two strangers appeared upon the threshold.