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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts l0,coot
s' g. Western SssSss sSs7 staesers and
ers 81 eoas5 75 cows and heiters. 81 9oqSo q:
calves. IS 50@ss Is. HOGs-Recepts. 5000;
strong for heavy grades; others slow; light, - -
asa 81; mixed 81 lO6s6 S., heavy, So 1905 20:
rough. So 1885 80; good TO choice heavy. IS cog
pigs g 2JS co. bulk So o. s sss' s IS asa
81 50as3 IS: Western 50 s5ds3 20: yearlings.
81 T5Gsi 10; lambs, native 50 1885 IS: Western.
Kansas city. Nov. 6-cATTLE-Recepts
1900, including 500 southerns; steady TO weak;
dressed beef end export steers, - seass; fsir 70
and feeders. 50 1896 76; southern. g sSgss q:
Southern cows. s3as4 50: native. 81 5o1s5 -;
81 o. HoGs-Recelpts. 1900: s. loc higher
packers and butchers. g 4oassSS; lights. SEQ
1900: STEADY; lambs. Sass IS; yearlinss 50 iSs
A75; wethers. SO 25s4; ewes. 81 1oasS 30:
't0cksrs and feeders soS s2gS -
steers, s. 5oase Is; heifers. 50 5oqs3 5o cows
sri ces' Sass 3. HOGS Receipts sst2 active
and 10+ lJc higher: packers. So 1875 8? siass
saas0 p; common SONS SaS 50; pigs .. ana
81 soass 25 lambs steady $685. 1II 20 p,o.,rt.
sv. slow and and se sssdy SoSs5 20
ceipts. 1000: active and lodl5c higher; hss w,
ss soase So: mixed, SO Todss 70; Yerkers 81 iSo
s5Ts5 80; daires - l5ds8 65. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts. 1900; slow: sheep steady;
lambs 1oa15c lower: lambs; sass 80; ysarinss.s.
s4QS4 %: wethsrs, SO 50n$3 49, ewes. s3dS3 -
sheep. mixed, 81 5o7s3 80.
Pittsburgh, Nov 16-CATTLE-Steady: SUP
nlY light: choice. 81 5Oas7 rs: prime. SO T58
81 % SHEEP-Slow supply. 10 double decks;
sIass lambs s. soas5 %. VEAL .. SAL Ives
So 5oaso HoGs-stesdy: receipts. 20 double
decks: prime heavies. SO e5ds6 20: MEDIUMS an
heavy Workers. Sc 55ass 60; light Workers.. 50 10
ass %: pigs 81 75as6: roughs. s. 5odse
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.]
ST. Louis Nov. 6-CATTLE-Receipts,
1854: moderately active 1odl5c lower
steers SASS rs: heifers. 81 sodsI 90; COWS.
So 65G4s5 10: Southern steers. 81 15ns3 ~.
HOGS-Receipts. 1921: fairly active and Sc
higher: choice, 300 10 go 10. 81 500 50 %
bulk OF sales. SO - a SO so: packers. SO ioT
SO 80: best lights, under 16J ID. SO SO 80:
fair do. 50 81 30; best pigs, 10 ID and UNI
der. 81 1886 25 fair little pigs. s4ast 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 2.961 slow and weak
lambs 81 75fs5 65: Gull lambs 81 I56si % /:
sheep 90 20 a 81 s5; common sheep, 81 25ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November IL, 1e

New York. November 10, 1911.
BEEvEs-Receipts. 1oS cars. or loo nsaa,
arm on reported light receipts to.morrow.
Dressed beef In fair demand at so isnc lo'
native sides Lyergoo, cnpes dressed weight,
In addition to the offal.
CALyEs--Receipts. 514 head: 2ot on SAFE,
sold al $7GsfO per 100 ID: common bsrDysrd
calves at 81 90 city dressed veais arm at n
i6c. with selected carcasses selling at ioHc;
country dressed higher at Dd14c.
age. $40 per 100 ID: cuIls 100 lb ST.
s. Judd Co.: yeals 10 10, w.
Tobin & shannon: barnyard calves. go 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 80 cars or
good handy stock: others slow: lambs quiet
and demoraIzed and 25G 3Jc lower: fully 20
cars unsold late in the day. sheen S2ax3 30;
lambs 81 80 a IS so: a few punches at s. 62l4 n
81 SIS. Dressed mutton dull at sac: dressed
lambs at sal oc. with 9hc more general top
sales. 9. Curtis 4 son; IS state lamb: 1ss:
g. So % 3D. s q q b. g. s. as 2o o. 81 - M
sheep. ~ 10. So 80: IS o. ID. s.; 5 vermont.
81 ID, 81 ~: 22s 90 10. s. IS; % West yir.
sinia yesrlinss. 50 lib. 81: 10 West virginia
Kerns Commission company: 1893 state
lambs so ID. 81 80: go Buffalo; 8, 10 80 Z2 "a
ID. 81; 80. 81 ID. So 50. a
g. Sanders: 23O state lambs, 20 ID, - SO:
i26, ~ h. 81 co. 232 West virginia, 8s ID
S. 30: I state yeariing. 90 III. 81
Newton a Co: 100 Ohio sheep. 1os ID. 81 -;
s. Judd & Co: ~ Jersey lambs. % ID. 30:
SIS Jersey sheep 1ls ID. 81
HOGs-Receipts IS cars. or 3.Ol9 head. IN
Guiding a car for the market. Prices no mors
than steady Light and medium weight hogs
sold at So 90 per 100 ID. Country dressed Dogs
easier at 7M0c per 10.
Sales s. Judd A. Co: ss Pennsyivsnis
hogs i4i ID average. s. 90 per 100 ID: y
roughs. 1857 ID. 81 20
s. Sanders: "a state hogs Isl ID. $3.50;
rough. 23O III. 81 60
J. q. Curtis & Son date Yesterday: ~ state
hogs POI h. Sc go; roughs 30s ID. s. IS: 2.
4l5 ID, 81: | boar, 80 ID. 81
w r. Hume date yesterday: 81 state hogs
1s2 ID. SO go: roughs. 326 ID, 81 20; stag
400 H. 81
Kerns Commission Company date yester-
day.: - state hogs, 21s III. So 60: j, $50 10.
So 40: 2 roughs. 325 III. t525.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

Atlantic states In the Southwestern states the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions and the
Northwest the weather will be fair Friday ana
The temperature Will rise Friday and Friday
,tcbt in the Eastern states and IL Will fall de
ci'edlv Friday In the middle plains states. the
n,fddie Mississippi Valley and the southwest,
I'D Tsrldav night or Saturday In the Ohio val
- me lower Mississippi Valley and the east
G1if states The temperature will rise Friday In
rbe upper air observation at the Mount
yraaTbor 'Glservatory on Thursday showed uni
49,, ,.,,nerature up 10 altitude OF $500 Feet
-. ~ reading Was 80 degrees. or but , de-
"ro.s lever than at the surface. The wind from
r. snrfsce 10 the highest level reached was
-, ,..st and blowing gale. II was eighty
~ mics An hour 81 the 990O-foot plane
Forecast for special Localitics-For New
Jersey Delawsre Maryland, the District or Co
i,n1bis ana Virginia. increasing cIoudiness PROB
ably foIiowed pv rain and warmer late thls az
ternoon ar tonight: rain Saturday morning; FOL
lowed by clearing. increasing east ana southeast
For Western New York. iqcreasing cloudiness
n,obshlv foIlowed by snow and warmer to-day;
snow furrics SATURDAY.: increasing east ana
southeast winds becoming high.
For New England. increasing clounihess 20
dav probably followed by snow IN northern por-
tion and rain or snow In southern portion 70
night. warmer Saturday with ram or eh"w IN
southern norton and snow In northern portion :
moderate variable winds. becoming east THIS az
ternoon and Increasing. 1900, t,,.....,
For Eastern New York and Eastern Fennsyl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
CURB MARKET is PUZZLED
Gets Headache Figuring Out
Standard Oil Securities

The curb market. which has a light
hearted way of trading in any security
actual or prospective. except those housed
in the Stock Exchange, is for the first time
in its history ready to admit that II has
met class of business which is too diff
cult for it to handle
IL Is the new securities of the thirty
four old subsidiaries of the Standard OIL
company of New Jersey, to be distributed
to the stockholders of that corporation
which have caused the curb experts to
throw UP their hands" They have been
willing TO trade in these fractional shares
in the aggregate. the quoted price for all
of the thrty-four little bits of stock com
ing TO the owner of one share of Standard
OIL after December being slightly above
500, while STANDARD Oil In its present form
is quoted at $500 a share. and. after it has
parted with its interest in the subsidiaries.
at about $500.
But the Standard oil stockholders are
showing no disposition TO sell in a block
their allotments of stock of the subsidiar-
les. and even If they should, the purchasers
would find that their bargains would rep
resent much trouble. Simplifcation of the
problem could he reached only by shift
ing the ownership of these particles OF
stock so that bits might be combined to
make full shares. and the whole curb yes
terday afternoon had headache from try
ing to figure out such a plan.
For example. taking the Atlantic Rein
ing Company. the FIRST on the list: The
holder Of one share Of Standard OIL stock
will receive a certificate emitting him TO
40 99e- 1888 of one share of Atlantic Rein
ing stock. The amateur arithmeticians
found that a little more than nineteen of
these certificates would together amount to
full share, but when exact figures were
produced it developed that the excess be-
yond the nineteen certificates was a very
troublesome fraction. 49, 459-49.s96 which
means 49, 459-49 s96 of 49, 1888 Of a share.
or, expressed decimally. .es92335+. That's
why the curb baked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ohcisl Record and Forecast Washington.
"e'. 70 The centre OF disturbance that was
S'T The Rocky Mountain region wednesday night
"a moved 10 Eastern Kansas. with greatly in
Ssdsed Intensity and IL is causing unsettled
eealher over the Middle West. with SHOWS over
49, 80 extreme upper Mississippi Valley. the north
80, plains states and the middle Rocky Mountain
ctioh As this storm is headed toward the
Tttet Lakes. storm warnings were displayed
and Erie
g. snow nurries occurred Wednesday night in the
iae'riG o; New York and Northern New Eng
D.. and rain has again set IN In the north
st1tlne states The temperature was consider
~ lower Thursday IN the middle Atlantic and
-" England states. the upper ONO Valley ana
NJ ", over lake region and IN the middle Rocky
Nglntain region
a. lN' weather Is much warmer IT. The Mlssls-
".ni valley and the southern plains states
ne western disturbance VIII advance rapidly
ish'Wsfd. and The area 81 precipitation VIII prob
~ reach The Atlantic states By FRIDAY night.
.n'fe NAL be SHOWS FRIDAY ~ the middle plains
sst's. The upper Mississippi Valley and the lake
nkPn. and rains in the lower MisslselDpl ana
mo valleys and the east Gulf states. followed
!. ialr weather IN these districts saturday. *
- that snow furries win continue IN the Great
.s.e region In the Atlantic states cl0udiness
III Increase during FrLiay and rains VIII oe
~ FRIDAY night and Saturday IN the south
"hanuie state. and SHOW or rain IN the north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in bankrupt
were filed yesterday

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday:
THE SONORA PHONOGRAPH COM
PANY, manufacturers Of monographs at
No rs Reade street, involuntary; Credit
ors: Edward B. Jordan & Co., Brooklyn,
&c SIS: Frederick Pearce Company, $50, and
George f. Brighton, of Cold Spring Har,
Dor 1919. Insolvency and preferential
payment TO +. w. Hamblin & Co. or 5000
alleged. Assets estimated; $4,000 The
company was incorporated in January,
1909, with a capital stock of $4,000, and a a
few weeks ago its statement showed, 1t
is said, assets of $54,s7O and liabilities of
81 ,653.
BENO c. EPSTEIN, commission mer-
chant, residing at No 1893 Wadsworth ave
nue.. voluntary. Liabilities. $3.50, to fifty
two creditors for embroidery, dress. goods,
etc no assets.
WILLIAM b. HINDLEY and BERT 3.
SCRIBER, composing the firm of Hindley
&, Scriber, dealers in hardware and plumb
ers' supplies at Monticello. ~ Y, involun-
tary 1t was alleged that they were in
solvent and gave chattel mortgage for
81 800 on all the assets TO Adelbert Nj.
Scriber, a brother and Charles Engelman
without consideration Assets are $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
BROOKLYN GAS PAYS EXTRA
Stockholders Get / Per Cent in Addi-
ton to Regular Dividend

Wall Street expectations of an extra dis
bursement on Brooklyn Union Gas stock
were fulfilled yesterday. when the directors
OF the company declared an extra dividend
Of ! per cent, in addition TO the usual quar-
terly payment of ~ per cent
The extra dividend is the first step toward
making up TO stockholders the difference
between dividends actually paid and the
amount they would have received on sus-
tanned per cent rate since 1906. This will
require 955 per cent in all. and the present
extra l per cent leaves sla per cent still to
be declared.
The company announces extra dividends
will be paid from time TO time, but it
makes no agreement that they will be
regular quarterly feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov. 16-Consols closed . lower
at 7s5-l6 for money and 7s2s for account
Anaconda was u higher at f7&s. Canadian
Pacific was "a lower at PAS. Grand Trunk
was unchanged at 26as. ,. -.
Money was plentiful and discount rates
were steady to-day. ,,
The all around hesitancy continued on
the Stock Exchange. Home rails improved
on the coal miners vote to put on me
strike Later there was setback In rams
and mining shares eased off, while rubber
and oil stocks showed irregular changes.
American securities opened STEADY ana
prices moved irregularly. The late trading
was generally quiet, but Union Pacinc ad-
yanced on favorable forecasts OF the an
nual report The closing was hrm. Can
adian Pacific was depressed by Berlin re-
aliZing.
Paris Nov. l6.-Three per cent rentes
closed } confines lower at 81 francs 70 cen
times. Prices were generally firm on the
Bourse.
Berlin. Nov. l6.-Prices were generally
lower on the Boerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov: 16.--wHEAT-spot steady;
No Manitoba, rs SID No 3. rs $50 futures.
Arm: December. Is I'D March. Is I'd May.
rs 1bd. CoRN--spot arm; American MIXED.
Is 3hd: futures firm; January. IS I&d; Feb
ruary as cid. FLOUR-Winter patents. 2Is
sd. HOPS in London (Pacihe coasp' III Gfl2.
BEEF-Extra India mess, SOS 30. PORK
Prime mess Western COS Sd. HAMS-Short
cut, 5ss Cd; BAcoN-cumberland cut SIS
Cd; short rib. 56s Cd; clear bellies. SIS; long
clear middles, light. SIS: heavy. SOS Sd; short
clear backs; 49s, sHouLDERs1-sausre. $50
3D. JARD-Prine Western, tierces. AS:
American refined. pals. ASS Sd. BUTTER
Good United States; 112s CHEEsE-Csna-
LOW-Prime city 35s Cd Australian in Lon
dom 33s Tl.d. TURPENTINE-Spirits 35s.
ROSIN-Common. lis PETROLEUM-Re
fined 64d LINSEED OIL 40s. COTTON
SEED OII~-Hull refined. spot. 30s Sd.
London. Nov. 16-SUGAR-Rsw centrifu-
gal. lis; muscovsdo. los: beet. November. IFS
lid. LINsEED-Calcutta. November. De
cember sos. LINSEED OIL. 34s lad. SPERM
OIL. f3i. los PE1ROLEUM-American re-
fined. 5%d; spirits. cad. TURPENTINE-
Spirits. 34s ROSIN-American strained. 15s
Sd; fine, 1Ss I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov I6.-Ran damage in the Argen-
tine resulted to-day IN a general tightening UP
and strengthening OF all The markets on Change.
Wheat advanced %Glsc 10 Sa%c net corn NC
end OF trading hog products varied from last
nights level 10 Doc above Although densls
came that injury to the Argentine crop had as
sumed serious proportions. the mere suggestion OF
the possibility OF such a danger had imme
date bullsh effect wheat prices here. With
1000 600 persons In Russia officially reported TO
day as in immediate need OF relief from famine.
the chance OF obtaining from the Cars country
surplus supplies. such as glutted the wcrifs
markets last year appeared DINNER than al any
previous time this season, and emphasized the
Importance OF the record breaking crop which
the trade generally has been counting on from
the Argentine to make up whatever shortage
may exist elsewhere Entirely aside from The
Argentine news cash wheat here ohowed a firm
tone Range Il prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

PROyISIONS-Firmer. with comparatively
small offerings and buying by leading packers
zoo sci so: short clear. sI7 25asIs %.
REEF-Mess s12 5OaS13: family. sl49s14 80:
racket si5Gsl5 80; extra India mess $50 80
ASH BEEF HAMs-Quiet; s2oa s3l
DRESSED HOGS-Steady; bacons. sSc: $50
ib ss.c: 100 h. SIC: 40 ID. sSc pigs. ohc
CIT MEATs-Pickled bellies. 10 III. II G11Ac:
~ III lOlsc: IL Ii. 1Oi.c. Picked hams. ~ n
IILc TALIOW-Barely steady: city. sac
asked. country. LdTc. LARD-Firm: Mid
die West. a35q 9.45c city. o. a0hc: refined.
south America 10 soc; Continent. o.s3c; Bra
STEARINE-Oleo. oAc; city lard. 10d10hc.
METALS COPPER-Standard steady: spot
and November quoted at 1925 a 1245c: De
cembsr IL 3oG ~. soc: January. 1900
- iOc. February 1921 n 260c; March, ~ a.
lf1265c London closed easier spot f5T IL
I'd: futures f5T lbs Sd. Exports. 49, 462 tons
So far this month. Lake copper. 1874 6I2.c:
TIN-Steady: spot. 1926 n AZ T5c: November.
az IL n a. soc. December. 43d t350c: January
t2 ISa iS 25c. February 42.5oG SIC. London
steady: spot. fl97 lbs. futures. fls7 los. LEAD
Firm. l3564 40c New York. 20 n g. SOC
East 81 Louis Tho leading producer has ad q.
vanced the price OF lead from 4 25c to 435c
ondon. fi5 IFS Cd. SPELTER-Firm; O. 4Od
q soc both New York and 81 Louis London
feG Ia ANTIMoNY-Dull: Cookson's. 3 40
in London Locally quiet No 1 foundry
Northern. s15G SIS 25; 10 9 s14 7jasl5: no
Southern and No ! Southern soft, $3.50
S15 30.
COTTONSEED OII-The November positlon
was Arm closing at an advance Of points; ten
ders amounted to 200 barrels: later months bare
Is steady Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
JOINS COTTON BILL BUREAU
Guaranty Trust Co. to Cooperate with
Central ORGANIZATION.

The Guaranty Trust Company. one of the
largest buyers OF cotton bills in the coun-
try, has agreed to cooperate with the
central bureau for the registration Of cot
ton bills Of lading recently established here
at the suggestion of the Liverpool Bill of
Lading Conference Committee.
The National City Bank. which handles
more cotton bills than any other banking
institution in the country, still refuses to
recognize the bureau, but Charles s
Haieht. who is in charge Of the central
bureau. hopes that 1t will change Its atti-
rude in the near future. The acceptance
of the plan by the National City Bank
would end the dispute over cotton bilis OF
iading that has been going on since April
1910. when the first forgeries were dlscoV-
cred in Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
DIAMOND MATCH TO SELL DIRECT.

The Diamond Match Company has can
celed its consignment contracts with
wholesale distributors, and In the future
will sell its product on the old plan of
direct sale. although still dealing with job
hers exclusively. The change has been de-
cided upon because of the large amount Oh
capital tied up under the consignment ana
commission system, the joobers not having
been required to pay for matches untii they
had been sold, and also because OF increased
competition.
II is denied that the abandonment OF the
commission plan has been due TO rear Oh
prosecution under the antitrust law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities in
terest was generally centred in the higher
priced issues, which showed fair activity,
although the general tone throughout the
list was irregular. The issues of the new
r w Woolworth Company were introduced
for the arst time, with considerable
strength and activity In the common
shares. which advanced over ~ points and
held the gain while the preferred, on small
do aIings. rose n point United Cigar Stores
was irregular. but fairly active, fuctuating
within a range Of about points American
Tobacco was quiet but steady. Chicago
subway was slightly frmer In the. mining
pressure on Ray Central and Inspiration
dome Mines, Limited continued strong at
an advance OF nearly points. Bonds
were dull, but generally steady. Detailed
nnnrations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

Spot quiet and unchanged at 95Oc for mid
ding upland. sales, 201 bales; delivered on
contract 100 bales. Liverpool cables: Spo'
aulet; sales 5000 bales; speculation ana ex-
mort 800; American. 5000 imports. 10000;
american. 10000. Middlng upland Did:
Futures opened steady at Y points decline;
closed quiet but steady 3i4 to points
lower. November. sod November-December
4o5i5d; December January. 493d; January
February 496d February, March, 4s, b1d;
March APRIL 4.99d: April May, o.Old; May
,Tune. !. Dad: June-July. 5.Oihd: July August
5O5Isd; August September. 5.0ilsd; Septem-
ber-0ctober, 5O3Izd; October-November. 5.o3d.
COFFFE-Firmer. closing at a net advance
Of 7 TO - points: sales. 1880 bags The firm
ness was based on the strength In Brazil,
whore prices. according to the special cable,
shaved an advance OF 100 refs. representing a
total gain OF 400 res from Monday, equal To
about 80 points here. Cost and freight offers
we're higher Santos As being quoted at 16T
I6i.c or about 80 points higher than Mon
day Demand for cost and freight coffee very
moor European markets without special feat
IRE. Havre closing unchanged to 4 franc net
advance and Hamburg = a Y pfennig higher:
no regular cables from Brazil. owing to a
holiday there on Wednesday. Spot steadier;
Rio No Z. l5d l5ipc.
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Nov. 16.-The weekly return Of
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased fl,lHWO,
circulation decreased $4,000. bullion In
creased f655,000, other securities increased
public deposits increased fl,el.0O) govern
ment securities increased 100000 The pro-
portion OF the banks reserve 10 liabilities
is now $3.50 per cent, against 1910 per cent
last week and compares with an advance
from $3.50 per cent TO 52ss per cent In this
week last year. The rate of discount Is
unchanged at per cent.
The clearings through the London banks
for the week were 3006j0,000. against S246.-
$40. 900 last week and t30i.dl, 900 in this week
last year.
Paris Nov 1.-THE weekly return OF the
Rank of France shows the following
changes: Colo in hand increased 24,450,e0o
francs; silver in hand increased 100000
francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
BOND SYNDICATE RENEWED.

The syndicate which offered an issue of
81. 10000 first mortgage per cent bonds of
the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound
Railway Company guaranteed, principal
and interest. by the Chicago, Milwaukee q
ST. Paul Railway Company, in October
1910 has expired by limitation. and has been
renewed until June. 1912. The bonds were
not successful in finding market when
they were offered at IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

uigbest Temperature yesterday. 40 degrees tat
20 ~ MI, lowest % average. AZ. average
for corresponding date last year. ss; average for
corresponding date last thirty 'hres years ~.
ahiy followed BIZ rain or snow and warmer late
his afternoon or night Saturday, prohebly
rain: moderate variable WHO'S becoming easierly
this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-ouiet and with
out important change
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine steady
hut nuiet Rosn and tar dull and unchanged
OH 81 inseed oil unsettled but no further
decline was reported. Refined petroleum un-
changed.
RICF-Sicady 10 nrm
J'GAR-Renned steady. with little better
demand. prices unch anged. fine granuiated d. 2Oc
net less per cent cash. Raw firm: centrifugal
n6 test 3 i2G5.i5c: muscovado. 50 test. 62G
A eEc and m0asses sugar. 30 test 49I4t 4O,,
iete vesterday. about Is 900 bags Louisiana
sugars prompt and two weeks shipment, were
sold al 3 1905 15c. In London beet sugar was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

unchanged to Nd higher: November and Deem
Der. les 1fkd; May, LIS Sd. London cao'ed '"s
visible supply as ,450. 900 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

yania. increasing clouulness' probably followed
h, rain or snow and warmer late this afternoon
"r TO night: probably rain in southern portion
and rain or snow In northern portion Saturday;
moderate variable winds. becoming east and in
creasing this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-17

IocaI 0e,ciai Record.-The following onicial
record frnm the Weather Bureau shows the
cbanses An The temperature for the last twenty
four hours ia comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year;