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New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool oct o.---v;Ti-ss sr.sPo5 .,esdss s,
SO I Manitoba. 81 4d No 3. es Id tuturea
rr~a- october. 7s 4Ed. December. Is 5hds
MARCH ~ 81 =. CORN-Spot hrn; American
~7txad Gs 4G; sutares dll. october. unquotcds
TlrCa-v 5s S4C FLOUR-Winter patents,
2s- TORN London lPoctnc CoastlS ~
n r1- BEEF-Ext-a india mess, 9Ss ID
pcEl1-Prlrie mess western. zoos n AMs-
-' m cut 54s BhCCN-Crmberland cuG
80 "a: short rib 56s 81; clear bellies. o5s 0d:
long si4-r n.ddl-5. light. J9.. heavy. 0Ss ods
eF1-, clear backs as g., shoulders. squarA
lIq 6d -hRD-Prime Western. tIerces tos
gG. American refined, pals, +ts "a. CH - =
--To-adiar auest white. Tosi colort a. !Os 10 20
TlILOr-Ft.rnc city. 35s Cd TLRPEiE>
rIEr,--g.-.ts SIS 81. FDSlE-S or'InSI
rsr 3D. HETROLErM-Rehled 5i5d LIN,
SIZED OH. 44e Cd. C0ET0, shED Oii.-H
-r..r- -.1eed spot. 2ss 30. TALLOW-Aus1
r-e..-r .a London. 3fs 7i.c- .-. -.-.-..-
rarfsn. OCT Draw sUGAR-Csntric-
... ,e- o.. -,usc9vado. 17s. BEET SCGAA
,Ss o-d CALCCTTA LIZsE ED-oct99ess ..;toS = =
,-1.-r1~ra~. 71s LINSEED OIL, 4ls- SPEhN
on. f8t los PETROLEUA-American res
fr.I 544d. spirits ga TURPEN ~ =,
cnf-irg 8Gs I'd ROSIN-Aaerican strainsk
Js 3d. me. iss lt3d. - .---., % ...
Antwerp. Get. 9.-PETRoLECAl II rrancA
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Spot quiet and 20 points lower. az 975c for
miGdiiug upland. sales 9'l. delivered on con-
tract. 200 bales liverpool cables. spot "a
-cod demand sales. 10. 600 bales, speculation
and export. 900. American. 80 900. imports
I1 600 AN American. Middliug upland. 5.53d.
Futures opened barely stead" at G'e to ~
points decline; closed quiet ct q net decline
o. 80 o. points. October. 5.25d: October
November. J.2lia Noveml er- December and
December-JIuuary. JI~c. JluGarr-February,
2O-ed. February March. I.22i-d. March
April. 5.2iad, Aur.'-Mav. 5.eGtsd. Mav-June.
G2St-d. June-Julv. J29a. Juir-August,
J.26 ied. AuEust-Septemb J.2il, September
October 22d. OctoIcr-&oveWho- 5.1gd
COEFFE-ShOWof continued strength. with
prices higher on ~ active and nc times ex-
cited demand. particularly fo~ winter months.
The close vas a shade OF from the best on
some positions. with fAe tone barely steady
on October. but steady on other positions.
last prices from j. 90 30 points above the
close OF Saturday. puverr had the encourage
meur of reiterated uufaVOr1bIe crop accounts
tIom Brazil. higher European markets and
stiH higher cost and freight offers from
primary shippers Sales. lJl23o bags. and it
seems that the demand from shorts or fresh
buyers IL being slowly supplied On the Advance.
Eavre closed ~ net advance uf e. r@tt
francs. Hamburg was tE1-- pfeuu!ls high
-r- NiI-e.4 prices were from 80 to 100 rolls
higher iu Brazil on SATURDAY. and further
gains wer' reported. spot coffee firm. Rio
NO T. 1888 -It#e. Contract prices Il the
Ioca. market to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

TIE government crop report indication Of
on corn. comparing with 70.3 as Of Sep
,srbsr T. was not as good as had been
e,n-only looked for. the trade having ex-
r..tei condition Of z, or "a trihe over.
Tse small Improvement in condition, how
Eve. represents an increase Of more than
e0@g bushels. the Indication now being
m crop Of 2.-5e $4,000 bushels, against
he sertember I estimate OF 2,736.16ooo0.
7s 100 harvest. Of 3.125.1l3 3.o00 bushels, was
he largest on record, and the crop Of this
vssr. now practically made, is expected 10
% The fourth largest.
The report indicates a spring wheat crop
o. @sS7 on bushels. or about 100000 less
mn the september l estimate, which was
MHS6o and which compares with 23L-
9Fo bushels as the harvest Of 1910. The
1acated total wheat crop is 655,5l6,ooo
..shsls against 65S. .55-. 600 a month ago and
wAg01 bushels harvested in 1910.
For oats the estimate is S73.6l1,o0O BUSH
IS which compares with So, $4,000 on Sep
r-ber an Improvement Of 100000 bush
a although the final figures VIII be far
tow the 1.126. 100. 900 bushels of the harvest
= last year The indication on barley is
.-a crop Of l45.95l.O0J bushels, which COM
ares with 142 S71,000 last month and with
IL lsl0 harvest Of l62. .227.0O0 bushels.
Tae report. as usual, was issued too late
Il IFS figures TO be used as the basis OF
rsiing I'm the grain markets. which We're
-g and rather depressed during the day
os uncertainty as TO the nature Of the re-
grt being an influence in restricting ac-
-aty Final prices for wheat and corn
slowed little change from those Of Satur-
ssv
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

-...,,. 20 70 higher. heavy and mixed s7Gs7 Oo'
Workers. SO 75G$T ~: pig.. - oVfsoo' f' 90 soes
81 lyg%; ssasS' ~ Y.tN,Bs- Receipts 10000:
.;,,s. - ~ sbeen steady. lambs i0c higher ans;
s4QSG 80: yeariinss, - OvtNo, W si 5o5fs4 lK
- ~ ~, ss,st '0ct g-CAT'rLE-R Receipts, S.Oo'
quiet ana IGQl5c lower. steers ;" 2vRS' go
tr- 80 596fy 10: cows, 81 5Ol - % ca'Ve ,s,ss
- y@,sI =, 95c lower az 50 5Ofi $ y. ttO1s-
Receivt7 5000: active packers @ ail - -
strong light shippers sea- 3 - q, a. nackers ard
is ins ss9,sg 40 stag. s31S5 p common so"s es
S1dgG sHEEP-Recelpts. 30 steady sSSeos sS o. ''~
- ~ ,slHS, S,,, 0cf SEcATrI4ERecei2ts Sc
Oo6 INCLUDING $500 soutaerns; steaa. 70 ,-or, 80
l.vs c.Ivap 25c higher. dressef oeeI anI .hyO.s
steers SO sOGSs fair 10 good So 30 -, "a ~
stce-s S3QsT -: stocksTs and feeders, 80 ,,SSE
s5 10 Southern, 81 5oaS1 - Southe. ..ass7 buns
81 -: native 81 7oQ$3 hefers;; ssGS :, Acs.Its'
81 25aSl y. calves. S4as7 oc hO"st a. toSss as.
heavy So 40fS6 80 packers and bu'e.s',, ,;sSs ~
sri5 5F-~Re.cipts 10 900. strong: lambs; - - -
So Is. yearlings. SASS: Wetners' 90 vsotscc,sr
eve. 50 2ag$3 Oo stocEerE lI snF steaSy supply,
,s6 P,s2Gls saGIss oc5o.s 81 4oS5 20 prime te ~
So 50 sHEEP-st.ady. supply 70 douols % si 2,
I9.e go. I,n,bs SSefts 80 VEAL CALVES, ss1
~ so FOGs-Active; rccsipts. 30 doun'e .T -
-Is 5G ,.o', ycrssr4 * l58s7 90 light Workers.
81 50qs7 pigs s6ds6 25: roushs. s. T5sso 70
lBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune-I
ST. Lou!s. Oct 9.--CATcL Rsee.pts ..s14
quite active and choice grades l5c higher 81
< a5 aSS', sogtherl steers, 81 sass 20. HOGS
Receipts. 6S92 supply insufficient for dsmsn as ~
SS so huik OF sales. SO 6oGs6 80: packers % 20 %
ass 20: best iisass. 10 % le0 n 9fse g" 1xs X
i4F Fo g. 3: - o@s3 59S 23 oe:s s 5s 41s %
Receipts 2,465 supply small demaha 20 x
prices Hrn lambs - T57s5 SIS; Gull lambs - 80 ~
asa so; sheep, 50 JoGs4: common sheep u o"@
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday IN the United States
District Court
FERDINAND r. EDEN, manufacturer OF
hats and wholesale dealer in millinery sup
plies No. 81 East 6th street. involuntary.
Liz bilitles $4,000. assets, $4,000. Judge
HOl arEo ntec mCel a. LUmmes receiyer.
THE DELANEY-ROBE COMPANY,
cnCiueering contractors, No. l03 PARK ave
nue., voluntary. Liabilities, S34,e65, nominal
assets. .l59
HARRY LIVERMAN, Of No 1855 Brook
avenue. partner IN the firm Of Liverman q
Tsraelit who traded as Stewart DouElas'
taiors. at No. 81 East l25th street, volUn-
tary. Liabilities s. go; no assets
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened
at . per cent, highest, N2 per cent; lowest.
. per cent. closing. 2-s per cent; ruling rate
per cent Time money was shade easier
I'm tone Rates. 3LQ3i2 per cent TOR SIX
tv days. 3'eU5a. per cent for ninety days
and four months. 3@n+ per cent Toy nNe
and siv months. Mercantile paper was
dun and unchanged. with limited supply
and demand R7-es 1910 per cent roy
choice four to six months single names
Il, Ter cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCEANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened firm with ctpies
N,,,red M Is5f5rt 500 demand sterling ~
tS5-U44 80. s.xtv-day bills ~ ASA $50.
and ninctv-dav bills It 4.s.utsllo. snort
francs We're quoted 40 Jls-s and SNORT
-...iob-ruarJf. al 4+-t The market WAS nrm-
ar Am tic afternoon, with rates up 3 points
frorn the opening. Gables were quOiel AZ
S.,-O1J4 So demand sterling at $500
E s.7t and sixtv-Gay bills At 4.s3E iH5lo
snort francs We're 5ISis, and short reic-s-
marks oi-- less l-6t
T.fN
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
EXPECT TO PAY INTEREST
Securities of Allis- Chalmers Co.,
However. Again Under Pressure.

The securities Of the Allis-Chalmers
Company were again under pressure yes
,s-aay. the common touching Saturdays
low record figure OF ., the preferred going
20 l0% and the bonds 20 5s. All, how
vsr. made recoveries later on, the com
uon closing at 3ls. a net gain Of / i; the
preferred al II5s. a net loss Of 3S, and
he bonds closing only 2 point down from
ssturday. az 59i4.
Tie company is known 20 be not pros
Dsrng. but rumors Of reorganization or
tcsivers1ip are declared by men promi-
rsat in the management 10 be baseless
sni-anruaI interest Of about S275,oO0 on
.s outstanding 9 per cent bonds will be
t-s on January 4. and II is said II will
r1o1t doubt be met, as the company
as on hand in cash or the equivalent
1cre than 2I.500.000
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, Sc
5,-.,-,,i+. chicago. Zoe discount. New or
la. .'..s " S,.,,5,~arriqi 7-c discount bank 81
,.-e-,irr,. 81 Louis. Joe discount BID Sc
i'l-,,t .' osged. savannah. buying 5-l5c dis
count. selling par, Minneapolis. Zoe pre-
.i-,-,-. t,, rbrrfastou. buying uar selling 40
.-,. ~. t,~+ premium san Francisco. sight
.lc. telegraph &c.
t}A,.K CLEARTNGS. - New lorN, eX-
,-,-.s fg05 81. .775 balances 1912. 7J5. Bos-
',t,e,,l-.s tis 2C5.1sJ. balances Ft-,02;
..i.. ~ l '-7vcbannee s51e1.SSs. balances
80 ~, -a,. chicago, exchanges $45,5acoo5 bal
ances s. 546sl
-x-rp MARKET. -C0mmercial bar 81
ven 51 .c. Mexican silver coNafss 3d. H"'
l.C4D pprsfIUM.-In Madrid, $50. Lis
bon. $. $500 -.t ,.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mexi exican e&-
-. oT NsW York Is quoted 40 -1l'-.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London oct. 0.--Tle offerings ~ ne "ooi
afCtion sales today amounted 70 5.9sl bales.
The small selection was readily tahen an
,,..s ,,.a~a s+tadv. especially well grown cross
b-efs and lir.t greasy weli1os The sales tol-
low. N,w south wales 500 bales acOured-
rrd1rs %. cr-asv. ga ToiiJ. queensland.
200 raies. secured. = Ii-d12s I'd, gress =
Gf.dT1s 1d Victoria 100 bales. secured.
rg 54dT1s 6isd. greasy loo 1920. New
Zaalaad. H. 500 bales. secured. Il ID Ills %,
rroasv 5IadW1s. Cape ~ Good Hope ah1
Natal 700 bales: gre1sv, g Gsc.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
BORDEN MILLS RESUME WORK.

Fall River Mass, oct. 9-After shut
down Of nine weeks caused by a curtail-
ment policy five thousand employees Of the
Fall River Iron Works seven mills re-
surned work to-day. The works are con-
trolled by NJ G.. D. Borden, Of New York,
the largest manufacturer of print cloths
in the world. Officials of the company
state that the plant will run continuously
until further notice Resumption Of work
is expected 20 increase the amount Of ac-
tive machinery at the American Printing
COmpanys works, which are also con-
trOlled by Mr. Borden.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. oct O.--CATTLE-Beceipts 1000.
- .i ,-Iafas 1Dr higher others allow and s'e0dy
h,,-.s g Cras- eU. TexqH steers 81 l0nSN
Western steers. 81 1OaS6 so: stockers an feel
ere. Sd l.Gs5 -; cove and heiers. ssI," ~. ~.
C.i..,r xaq,so 10 HOGS Receipts. 29.OtO. sff
,e, up. Ucht tG 11rs6 s2il; miy'l. Sf 2oaSH %;
t.c,.,' s6 O5Gs8 -. rough. So go 81 .. good to
iE'.e beayv 81 g5TSG -. rrs. s4mS3 ~. buls
-, seiea So inmsg 70 SHEEP-Eeceiuts. ~ 600
U,e9k ,t aariy decline. native S2 5DleS4 - West
ern. S2NS4 - lcarlings. rs 80. ,.. lamls, n'-
- e. a-TsG ~ Western. 81 5o02G 4n
r,ef pural1 oct 9-CATTl.E Receipts, e.
900 siouy. good 90 choice strong. common steady
rl,-. stfars 81 5oGs7 70 Shipping 81 25GS1 -
H,.tro,-- s5esg - heifers 81 2aGSe: cow. SO -
SO. bullq So e5GS5 -. atockers arf feeders.
sg 5oas5 stock hoifcrs. 81 ao4St yesh cows and
no active and steady az g. 5Odxl0 a few
80 - HoGs-Receipts. 1900: active and
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

"a Oct a-Cousol- closed i. io" er
49, Tor money and II 7-lf for accou u4nL.
~, "a vas l lower al 26+t- Canaul.'il
.e,s..- Unchanged at Z3Z Grand lIll"
Fsltei a.
re 5 p s9,a supply and discount rates
81 oa1nk RI England. it IS expected. wl.
"a ~ 9'.E rl -le t6D,0H south AFRICAN
N-,Iel la ile oDen market
sssi.i. market was Cuil anc Irregular
es,,s Ton 'iEent1l political deNti'p-
~ aA4 traders gave their attention 70
i,e ~ iir,.rlfloDs fo~ tle settlement IN
ilesss- section. Home rails were Ge-
tEsf. reports Of labor unrest ana
ap,.rs Nt0ppc1 thrae-sixteentns.
'fse,o. securities opened quiet anl
tlsrr- ioWer Later part Of the lst
,s1f NJ cn covering. but the improve
o., Is more than lost IN the afternoon
sss a. az Street offerings. The closing
!. ~ oct a-Tagee per cent reute5
~ esr. eeaumes higher 20 SO francs
ne ,-lles Prices we're well supported
tiss ~ h9lrse opened The market re-
-i and closed uncertain.
sicsf =, yet s.-TraGing was quiet. but
'e higher On the Boerss.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

New York. October 9. 1911.
-WHEAT-There wac no particular
trend 20 prices. and the market closed pTac-
tically unchanged from Saturday. Ihe gov
eminent report was Issued after tho close
showing an indicated spring wheat yield or
200 38T 600 bushels. or within 0Ho 900 Or lasf
months total 'and about 81 600. 600 under the
final Of last wear. s total crop 7f tI5.1lbuno
bushels was indicated. against G5s,J61 600 .ost
month and 800. $4,000 fnaI last year After
the report was issued the market e1sed OF
fractiorailv. but recovered again. Export
business. Q loads, part late Saturday. No :
red. here. 9SAc elevator. export basis. and
0sa.c b ofoat. 80 I Northern Duluth
s. 1914 Z o aiOat CORN-Prices worked
off a q &c at one time followed by rallies
near the close. with final prices \ n = c
below Saturday Cables were = q net lower
In tho government report condition OF
~ : was shown. against 703 last month and
SOB a year ago. 4 little higher condition had
been looked FOR but there was no trade here
on the late curb. The figures pointed 90 a
crop Of 7j9 600 mo bushels. against 2Ij6.-
0OO 0o0 indicated last month, and 3.l257l3.0oO
fnal last year No here. 76c elevator, do
nestle basis. 20 arrive. and T5i &c for export
No .. Z o b afoat OATS-Thcrc was "a range
OF a n &c. rejecting trade that was almost
entirely professional According TO the gov
eminent report n crop or S13.641 900 bushels
is indicated. compared with a final yield last
year Of 1.I2G.7G5. O0o Cash oats. Standard
white. BE. No .. 53isc, No 3, 53c; No 3
52'zc, natural white and white clipped - =
n 5Gc RTE-SteaGv. 80 o. 9Sc nominal. 9 { ?
Buffalo 'u arrive BARLEY Barely steady.
v--rrrfu.- rII % O. & q UuNafo
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

ruu. Cookson's. s.. s250s.3 Tisc. IRON-guiet.
Cleveland warrants. 8Gs IN London. Logatts
qufst: No I foundry Northern. $40 25gSi9'"
SO =. Sl5dxiJ y 80 southern and no
WoLAssEs ASD sYRUPs-Firm and un-
changed. - IL
NAVAL S9ORES-TIrm for rosn but spir-
Its turpentine and tar ruled only STEADY
orr s-fInsred oil unrhan0sd Rehned pc
t-oiesm steady. an 7.35c Tor standard White N
barrels at New York
COTTO NSEED OIf-Thero was considerable
covering BOO OetOlcT oil, which caused al sharp
sdrance in that month. In contrast tn net de-
cIiuCa Of 50G points IN othcr positions. Loca4
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
POSTAL BANK OPENS BRANCHES.

Nine repositories for postal savings un-
der the supervision Of Postmaster Morgan
We're opened yesterday in different branch
postoflces in Manhattan and The Bronx.
The new repositories will be kept open from
8 a m to 8 p m. O. accommodate persons
who want TO deposit their savings in
branches near their homes.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
SEED PRICES.

Toledo oct 9-CLOvERsEED--cas oc-
tober. u s2i5. December. Sl2 37h March.
S1e 40. No >. s129st2 05; No 3, f1l 20 2
ef+ sTsJKE-P~trne $40 10: Dsccmber.
SO 90. March. S1l o. TIMOTHY-Prine and
December. s. 37ie March, s. 40.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
.rApAMA GREAT SOUTHERN

.rspAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
1911 1910. lh.,. -,
ir sent Sf4' H55 Sl3l sos flZ@---V
az ", sInt 30 lllT2D8 1llT,Su Ut'''1
Jug JI..l.,.r,->arI NEW ORLEANS q IENAS
PACIFIC.
. ...ol, la sept s2sl0+6 $25LCG@ s-.99'ggss55
an sert 20. @405,i9l 23eiilo -'vo'''''
Sew ORLEANS MOBILE d cHlCA''
NJ" 1911 rgfo Increase.
,. i, sept S89s3I S8G.s8s So,
ar Sent So 45G9T5 Hl,021 4o''i'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovIsioNA

Chlcaao Oct. Evening UP OF trades 70
nrepared .or the government crop report raIneo
fhe wheat market to-day from depression aus ~
better weather in the Northwest. The close W.
y shade 70 l.c higher than SATURDAY night Corn
sIowcd a net loss of hdAc 20 A.dsc, oau m.
ishea from rsc or % Ike amount up, Ga
hog products varying from 21sc dechhe 10 ~
oqual advance. Range CT prices; -
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

ILOtK AND AEAIs-Bareiv steady. IN
spring patents. s. 400 s. r.. winter s,raisfts.
s5r5g 81 M 81 sal @g a, 95.a o 55,-, s. S5435 , ,2
KaHfas st-aIphs. 81 750sl. fancy spring
patents. 81 81 si 75. RYE FLpCR-Firm.
1s5 60 CORNAfEAL-s-eaIy. kiln d-ieI 81 -.
BAG M.AL-fIl, Whit. 4u. .allow. 81 4U
81 80. coarse. 81 aJ4Et i0. TEED-W.
f1ur ar. 500 -. red dog SO 30. city b-nc,
s25 40 bulk. s.- sacks; m.ddhnT. $2S 5oa
luH, So 20 sacks. oilroal. $40
PHoYIsION~-H. Higher early. hut Laser yield
.I. a-I GalI prices were about The lowest ot tie
drr PORK -Fism. mess. $40 I5l u, .amlly
slgde2l. short clear. SO T5fSll So BEEF
STEADY. mcss 81 IcI>la. family Sl3 5Onsl4.
rlr.tt EI84tl3 ~. extra India mess. SO 5Ou
$50 BEEF HAMS-Quiet. So 50aS.2 5o.
csc. 100 =. sHc. I4u n. sSc; pigs 1OHc.
err BIEAT--Fichled lclLee steady; lo ~.
a-Ist. i2aie &C. TALLOw-Flrm. city. 0i,c.
nominal. country. t-sHb'st. LARD STEADY,
.aa. refreI easy. south America ioeoc; Con-
tu-ut 900. Brazil. keg.. ll.e"c. compound
stead T--a7kc. sTEARINE -E48y; oieo lOc.
-rGsEEEefr-d finn. bur quiet and un-
changci. gr1nu.atft. G.7jc uet Jess per cent
for cash Eert sugar az London was firm and "a
Msy. I7s uad Raw unchanged; With cen
ldlaeai 90 ies 5o5s; gu5..,a4os ,., %. 50 test
5.41c. and molass"s sugar. ~ test o.-oc.
RGCE-Flrm 40 .uIl prices
WFTlIS-cOPpER standard weak, ggot
OCTOBER November and Drcemher ll15ull Sac.
london easy. spot. f54 12s 90. futlrcs. 80 Is
81 Arrivals Lose tons, exports : 1'- lnr 20
far this month. Lake copper. "'r ,,, = - ,.c
cIc.fr8Ivtlc ~ e5fl237i5c. casting. l2tfl- z.c.
TIN-Firm. spot and October ip2gutu 19ci
Docenlber 30 85d4o roc, January. ioS1"4n alc.
ionfor 0ru. spot fIss. futures fls4 6s. LEAD
~ Quiet: 4 gOm4 go New York. 2p.l4 :. -sc.
East 81 Louis London. tl5 us ~ EEl-IEh-
Quiet. sa5dR O5c New York. b8uA t5c East
81 Louis london. CT las. ANTlMoNf-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
oeirial preliminary estimates of proiuc-
- :. --n-nrtant crons follow.

ne indicated total production Of impor-
un; crops not yet harvested, as shown by
AIR condition on October J. follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.

(OTTON-Very weak market. and prices
again made new low records. with predictions
OF 9i4c cotton materializng az both October
and January gold under that level. the for
rer touching O.4lc and tho latter 940c Il
was estimated that during the first hour over
$50 900 bales were purchased FOR tie account
Of operators on tho short Side. AS soon az
the covering movement diminished rhc mar
ket turned weak. and the close WAS barely
steady at net decline Of IS q p points. and
while Decs ubrr closed a couple Of points up
from the lowest. last prices were AZ On. lowe
est level Of the dav on the general list
Southern spot markets generally unchanged
~ l-LGc LoMcr. L-caL c1nt-acL lrlcls-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
pugLlc UTILITY SECURITIES.
lT-,I-rIehel Iy WIIll1mF. NctoHneI y CoIei'ia!l'
"a No so Wall street,
COBALT STOCKS.

Hid. Asked. hIt.Asi &C.
B. arrr cons 4s& 80 Kerr Lake $50 4'1
Buffalo 100 Ia "a i.osc...-. ~ 4'|
a., 0f CoLaIt \ o .Nip.ssiug 100 1T5
g.t'.lf Ialte gTE. . Nova Scotia. lO II
.I,-ls,as Gi0 GsO Peterson L.. q ~
g,.,,tT Tra 40 30 Right Of Way 1'a
Gt Northern lOit loH4 TemislamlnH. 2ti1 g5a.
HaTgTaves... lIetHrNrN GOO ~ i'
Hudson Bay 30 100 Nett.auitr... 80 20
PCRCI PINE STOCKS.
tr.- - I-e "a .Nor EKrI0r. .325 4gI
r,rtral e elI 1lS Pearl Lake. 80 -
,,.rouaf,ou = Pdrel Cold. i4& A.
crown Chart 3G.. ~ Preston =. Il 20
Tobie ..-..t t5G 10 kel ....-...-2sl %
nome Exten = T7iz standard ... So pa
i59Iay-0,B. 68 B5 sWartika .... 34H G5il
rJ.llinsrr i2e0 1905 ris,lule ...... 5i.
I-lrsrial - q 0L United ......
scsrtls-ru - s6 - West Dome. - 100
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CRIPPLE CREEK CENTRAL.

.-,... c,,,.rie Creek Central Railway COM
49, li.s r.,frts Tor tho year ended June 3
-9iI compared as follows. ,o.t tofl
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BOSTON STOCKS,

Diminished by Charles Head * Co., 10. Il Broad
street. New York.
LAND STOCKS.
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BONDS
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished By Charles D. Barney & Co, No .
Broat street. New York, and NO. Il SoIth
9Th street. PHILADELPHIA
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED By J. Thomas Reinhardt 80. IS
Broad Street New York, No. - Deyonshlre
street Boston, and NO. iG Klng street West.
TorOutO. Cauadal
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 0. 1911.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
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PAIL ROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
AlatuTing I8II- -.

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Pine street)
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. No 40 wall
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Cash Q.OTATlONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-29
Offered Murphy $I5,0O0 To Fake
 Bout With Brown
"Harlem Tommy" Declares Johnny Oliver Offered Him
 $1O,OO0 to ''Lay Down"

For several days, in fact ever since the Knockout Brown-Tommy Murphy fight at the Madison A.C. last Thurs ings and whisperings among the al legged "wise guys" that the fight was a fake Yesterday afternoon Tom my Murphy, the picture of physical health, added the fire to what had credited smoke, when he gave out the following signed statement.
 Johnny Oliver came to me before my second fight with Knockout Brown and offered me $10.000 to Hay down. to Brown. I refused, "dopy." I know that I was not right, and am sure that I was -doped. How they did it to me I don't know, but know I was doped. They wanted to get the money. I ate dinner at my home in Flatbush that night be- part in the fight. I ate at about 5 o'clock and felt all right. Then came over to New York. I don't re- member any one giving me anything to eat or drink between the time of my eating dinner and the time I don't remember anything about what happened just before the fight. Oliver offered to put up the $10,000 in anybody's hands I'd say, but I re- fused. THOMAS F. MURPHY.
 Tommy then proceeded to enlarge upon the statement, declaring that Oliver came to him a few days be- fore the fight and told him that he had been offered $15,000 to get Tom my to Hay down for Brown and would give Murphy s10,000 for his end. Murphy of course indignantly refused to listen, much less be a party to such a dastardly deed.