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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

Louis London. t1j 2s Cd sPELTER-Duli
5g0GGc New York. 5s)g5.00c East 81 Louis
London spot. fs7 1871 ANTTMONY-Quieti
ccoksons SO S37isc dEoN.CiTyei ana war var
quiet No ] foundry Northern, SIS u$lo 90;
SO . SI5aslJ 20; No l Southern and NO l
Southern soft. $15Tsl3 30.
RICE-Firm and unchanged: fairly good
MoLAssEs AND sYRuPs-Firm and IN
changed.
leum steady at 1859 for standard white In
barrels - New YORK
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpsntne quiet
and easy. with prices tribe lower here ana
more abundant supplies. Rosin and tar IN
changed.
sJGAK-Renned steady. Arbuckle Bros re
duced prices 10 points 10 the basis OF O.'9c
net less 2 per cent cash for standard gran
uIated. same az quoted by others, with the
exception ~ Federal which named list OF
7.-Jc net. lees per cent cash. Raw was hrm.
with cen tritugal, 06 test, quoted al DDS hci
lnuscovadJ. ~ test, 5.4Gizc, and moiasses
sugar 50 test. 521 &c. London market for
beet sugar was 3 a. I'D dearer with Septem-
her al iSs Cd and October It's cd. and May
us stock in the United Kingdom is 10000
tons. There are centrals grinding In Cuba
and there we're no receipts at any % the ports
~ the island during the week. Exports for
the week were 1000 tons. against 1910 the
week before and 10000 last year. Stock Is
5000 tons. against 5000 last week and 10000
last year.
10 firm. owing to moderate offerings Of avail
able supplies and comparatively light. ar
rivals Full but unchanged prices were as
a rule noted
IEATHER-Firr. with good general de-
COTToNsEED OIL-There was further
liquidation az well as selling against Increased
offerings OF crude from; the South and prices az
the close were sa27- points net lower. Local con
uaCt prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept 2G-The demand Tor all
grades IN the wool market continues light
with prices holding fairly steady. Wooller
mills are buying moderately, while medium
demand s reported for low grades. There l.
some inquiry for Ohio heeces, particularly
common and braid. which are scarce and
firmly held. Some good transactions are also
reported IN territory fine staple half blood
Pulled wool Is in little demand. The leading
domestic quotations range AZ follows:
ONO and Pennsylvania heeces-Delain'
washed SOC, Xxx. 2Sc; half blood combng
28 p26tec. three-eighths blood combing, "a = C
one-quarter blood combing. 24h n 2Jc. delsins
unwashed 25c: line unwashed, 2lc. Michigan
Wisconsin ana New York feeces-Fine un
washed 1992Oc; delaine unwashed y &c
ue-halr blood unwashed, - = q PC. Ken
lucky Indiana and Mssouri-rhree- oighths
blood. 2Jc, Onc-quarter blood. % y q 2ic.
Secured basis Texas-Fne 70 months
46l isc: fine II months. 80 a 56c me fall. 4S a
45c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., as a5oc, middle
county, 46W +Tc, Southern, - q 46c, fall free
40 d 42c. fall defective. % q SIC. Oregon
Eastern No | staple 50 Q see; Eastern clothing
soc: Valley 40 I. 46n47c Territory--Fn,
staple. G0c. fine medium staple. jSc. fine cloth
ing 5lH 52c fne medium clothing, asa soc
half blood combing. 80 q 57c; three-eghth.
blood combing. 81 5Jc; one-quarter blood
comb'ng 49Q5Oc.
Puled-Extra, SIC; aneA. Doe; a supers
al n 4Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
ILLINOIS CENTRALs REPORT
Company Shows Biggest Earnings II
It's History in Last Fiscal Year.

The report Of the Illinois Central RAT
road Company for the year ended June 90
1911 shows total operating revenue or 800
on 031 an increase OF S.OJ23lO' operauns
EXPENSES Of S4S SOD. 22S an increase OF So33, o9I
and net operating earnings of S7l2o,soS. a
gain OF 2556 81, comparison being mace
with the preceding year. There was
deficit on outside operations OF 300 A5i' IeaV-
Ing total net revenue at SlT0A,&9, from
which taxes were deducted, showing total
operating increase of Sl4293.Oi9, an increase
OF 81 28S S75. To this was added other IN
come OF S67i2.428 making corporate gross
Increase Of 81. 135,4S7
After charges and dividends and add
tsCus and betterments there was balance
OF s.. 4g9. TT. a gain OF S.8l1 @sS. In operat-
ling expenses the heaviest increase was IN
actual transportation expenses, amounting
TO 81 59S 90 bat this gain was materially
Cffset bv "a reduction OF N.lh},6So in main
teuance ~ equipment. Revenue from the
TRANSFORMATION Of freight increased $500,
.2S or & 81 per cent, while passenger trahc
iDcrea sed 80 per cent Taxes Increased
S14R 20l or q62 per cent. There was eN-
nended i'm the year 1881. 6SS on additions
ard betterrucnts. At the end OF the nscal
wear working assets increased Slo, sou
cash. against $500 21 In the year before
ard securities held In the Treasury OF 80
2ss SO a decline of 81 e66.S0l Total working
assets on June 30 were SO l59 43. a gain of
- oar OTIS Total capital liabilities Increased
in the wear Sc 2O6 725. and total working Ia
Iilities Increased s1G7 go The company's
income from stocks and bonds owned was
81 "4q S25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
TOPICS OF THE STREET

.-,prrCN TRADING houses
- t,nvsrd 81 81 40 shares I'm the local
usS market purchases amounting 10
sbout 2s00o shares.
"DU-rDENpS DECLARED. - Dividends
We been declared as follows. Inc Chi-
La'o Pneumatic Tool Company, regular
ca.s,ytsrlv / per cent. payable October %;
LAWYERS Mortgage Company regular
l.,,rferIv per cent payable september %,
~ T. W. Bliss Company, regular guar
~, per cent on the preferred. payable
tNe,.ossr I: the Pennsylvania Sait Manu-
s.~rinr Company, regular senl-annual 3
10 CONT Davable October IA, the united
s.stes Industrial Alcohol Company, req
sta.V quarterly IA. pei cent on the preferred,
Nial ~" October Is: the ThompsOn-S tarrett
pe.,nanv. regular semi annual per cent
- .he preferred. payable November l5i the
~ os,,,nion Copper Company, 81: the Rail-
yoad Securities COMPANY resulal semi sem.
ar,ral . per cent on the preferred pay
tsii. O,+obe~ .: the Anaconda Copper Com
So 80, regular quarterly - cents, payable
pVcORD BORROWING DEMAND
rrekers acting in the loan crowd say that
pio6dition 20 a large borrowing demand
- STOCKS on Monday, the inquiry yester-
- 80 was on a large scale. making the
vi demand about the largest within their
knowledge in an experience or many years.
~ broker alone reported that he lent
ZOO shares Of stock early in the day, IN
go, 10 al shares % Union Pacific. which
$50 lent fat against a : per cent carry
,ng rate on Monday
ATCHISON'S EARNINGS.-ln the month
sDeyst the Atchison. Topeka & santa
q showed a loss IN gross earnings Of SOL
- and loss IN net of 500. 025, comparison
ling made with the same time In the
.r,-ecsdjng year The decline in net was due
- beavv expenditures upon maintenance
- Improvement work and not 10 an in
crosse i'm transportation expenses, the latter
Showing a decrease
REFINED SUGAR REDUCED. - Ar
A,-ctIs B~others have reduced their price
scr refned sugar from 80 cents 70 6.15
csrts Al this quotation the company is on
~ same basis as the American company,
80 Federal company quoting % cents.
STe Warner company and the Howell COM
,sry. arc out OF the market, the latter has
.s5uced its quotation TO 6.75 cents.
SUPPLY OF COTTON.-The government
has issued a report showing the total sup
Nv of cotton for the year ended August
X 1911. az 1855 40 running bales, made up
M 10000 bales at the beginning or the
cotton year 123si,24S bales ginned and i'm
uorts OF 81 .iel bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in bankrupt
.ere fled yesterday:

The following petitions In bankruptcy
we're fled yesterday:
rIJE NEW. YORK AUTO SUPPLY COM
IANY Of 90 West 46th street. g. voluntary
liabilities sl2356 assets, S,Jl+ lncor-
porated July, 1909, with capital STOCK OF
~7..IIt, CORY DOING business as the Cory
souvenir Postcard Store. ~ No. lAS ParN
Row. involuntary. Creditors, lheodorg
F,ismann. Inc Sis. Albert Hahn. $40, and
Abraham Is. Hornstein, Inc, %eS. II wa
ALLEGED that he was insolvent, made pref,
~r,1fi3l payments Of sl,00n. and transferred
hi. entire stock, valued at $3.50, TO Joseph
Menert .,-. ....,
Tor IsddrosF not given. involuntary
Cr,ditor4 Frederick II Schwegler. s. 100
George t. Schillinger. $40, and Joseph Nor
--n. s.g Il vas alleged that he was IN
solvent and admitted In writing inability
~ nav his debts Assets. 1000. Several
ypechauics' liens have recently been hled
against Mr.. Beaven on chapel Tor the
Union Settlement Association, az No. =
TuSFNpy n COOKE. No. as Riverside
Drive voluntary. Liabilitbes, @N5, no as
scts lie was formerly president OF bout'
las VI Cooke. Inc. against Wnlch cohcet.
"a petition In bankruptcy was fled In 1870
IIt owes Si4X 10 five doctors, SIS 10 nurse
81 10 "A dentist and sgi5 for rent Of three
PHlLIP r. COVENTRY dciEs business
as the Coventry Roscoe Bottlins Works
al Roscoe sullivan County voluntary
Liabilities. 5000. assets. Sol Creditors
Include Charles 9. Young, Middiel0wn
g. 6g7. Clennou's Brewing Company d1tts
Of Sf" Ro Zoo, i sI.3s '"' f'''
JGHN IT. FARBAR. Of 10 ~ West 5tf
street, voluntary. Labiliiiea' @4'' ~" A.
LAWRENCE j. ROONEY, OF 80. lt55 ST
( Nicholas avenue. voluntary LidD.llues
/ s. 81, no aasets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
,pered at per cent; highest, "a per
cent. lowest. . per cent; closing 2ls per
cont ruling rate. per cent. Time money
US without change except perhaps that
less money was offered for the long per
3ose Rates. 3i403is per cent for sixty
saCs. 3i,T3a. per cent for ninety days, 4
psr cent bid for four and Eve months; six
and seven months offered az per cent.
Mercantile paper continued dun, with a
limited supply and light demand. Rates,
E,G5 per cent for sixty and ninety days
hfls receivable and choice four 20 six
months single names, 5G5ia per cent Tor
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened strong. with rates
IN 10 10 points 70 4.S705Q4.s71O for cables,
4st55q 500 for demand sterling, 4.Sl5a
ISei, for sixtv-day bills and 4Slss1fsl12
for ninetv-day bills short francs We're
quoted al 517ia and short reichsmarks a.
g There was an active demand for cables
IN snticipst ton Of the forthcoming London
settlement The market was shade easier
an the afternoon, though actual rates TOY
business were rot materially changed
gsb'as we're quoted a. 467o5lD4S7lO, demand
sterling AZ 4 s655d4 $500 and slXty-day bills
~ s{f74 S31l Short francs held around
Si7lq0a17i2 plus 1-32 and short Teichsmarks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 26-WHEAT-spot steady:
No 3 Manitoba. IS ID: futures easy October. IS
31xd: December, Is 5hd. March, IS 4.d CORN
Spot dull: American mixed. IS lld futures
weak: October. IS l0Sd; January, IS Tisd.
FLOUR-Winter patents, 2ss 81. HOPS in Lon
don Pacifc Coast. 1000 los. BEEF-Extra
India mess. COS. PORk-Prime mess, Western,
qls HAMS-short cut. SIS cd. BACON--Cum-
bertrand cut 54s short rib. sos: clear bellies. SIS
81 long clear middes. light 6ls. heavy, SIS
Gd. short clear backs. SOS. SHOULDERS
square. sSs LARD-Prime Western. tiorces.
AIS Cd. American refined pals as Cd. CHEESE
Canadian finest white and colorrd. new TOs oil
TALLOW-Prime city, 34s; Australian In Lon
don. 25s o.. TURPENTINE-Spiri 3Ss.
EOSIN-Common los. PETROLEtTM-R Refined.
clad LINSEED OIL, ass. COTTONsEED OIL
Hull refined. spot. 2es Sd.
LONDON, Sept. 26-SUGAR-Raw, centrifugal.
lis 0d muscovado les 81. beet. ISIS "a. LIN
Sc ED-Calcutta. September-O October. T2s 81.
LINSEED OIL 423 80. SPERM OIL, ia los
PETROLEtM-Am refined. bAd: spirits.
6i4d. TURPENTINE-S Spirits. 3Ss ROSIN-
American strained. 1858 81. fine, lSs I'D
Antwerp. Sept. 26.-PETROLEUM, 10 francs
y confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Sept. aG-The wool auction sale.
opened to-day with a large attendance OF
buyers. The offerings met with a steady de-
mand from the re~H trade and the Continent
Ih,ro were no mo- firs rom American repre-
par 90 8 per cent under the last series anu
cape OF Good Hope and Natal realized 3 pei
cent lower and crossbreds 10 ~ per cent
Ofrorings numbered S,TlS bales. sales. New
South Wales. 900 bales. secured IsgFls I'D
Queensland. 500 bales. secured lsffi. Hd
Victoria, 100 bales secured. Ii Id4ls I'd
greasy. ll4lliad. West Australia 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
Bankers posted rates are as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. par
Chicago. par; New Orleans. commercial
So zoe discount, bank 81 premium; 81.
Louis. Sc premium bid, lGc premium asked
Savannah. buying S-l6c discount, selhne
Iar. MINNEAPOLIS. 15c premium, Charleston
tuyilz par. selling l-lD per cent premium
Su1 Francisco, sight DC, telegraph f2c'
BANK CIEARANCES. -New York, eX-
changes S2s3. az. 81. balances $l5.6i4962: Bos-
ton exchanges S2ig>.IJG balances A,0lo
as. Philadelphia, exchanges S2j.l42,5i5, pa
saC-s g so. 75S, Chicago, exchanges ga
t6.olJ balances &,594.I4o.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
va 5glaC. Mexican silver dollars. 45c. Bar
silver In London closed at 24i-d.
GOLD PFEMIUM.-In Madrid s.s5; Lis
bon.
MEXICAN EXCHANGING eX-
change on New York is quoted az 2Oli2.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The latest daily report OF the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts Si.-Jt. - .
Internal revenue, including corporation tax
{ 2ie tf7. and miscellaneous. Ss0l ,9OS, making
2 totaI OF S. 45o550. Expenditures on ordi-
raTr government account Tor the same
tine we're 81. S57 $50 For the month 70 date
ordinary receipts have been S42,9S0922. and
ordinary expenditures S+0.45Sl-d. For the
fiscal year 10 date ordinary receipts
have been sl49.S195S5. against Sl56.74- Io4
in the same time last year. while or
CIuarr Expenditures nave been Sl66,Zl4-
,e compared with sl67,3S3e So In the CORE
sF9ndiUz period OF 1910, the excess of eG-
lfHditures amounting 10 SiS3S4,J3l against
an excess Of expenditures Of Sl0.5+o, SoS
year ago. Including Panama Canal account
and public debt account, the excess Of all
receipts over expenditures since July l.
IH amounts TO Si.0S3.2l6, comparing with
aefclt IN the preceding wear Of Si7s66. 869
SJB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local Sub-Treasury was creditor 10 the New
York Clearing House yesterday 70 the
en7uurr 0f s1TG as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Sept. 26.-ConsOls during the
early trading to-day eased 3. bur toward
the close recovered their loss and closed
lis above yesterday at II 5-l6 for money
snd the account. Anaconda was Il lower
~ tT. G-a9d Trunk a higher az =.
Canadian Pacific / point higher al 1913
Acney was in demand for the settlement,
ana discounts hardened to near the rate Of
tie Bank OF England.
The stock market opened heavy on the
suspension of the Bank OF Egypt and git
edge securities were most affected ConSOls
lei ?, bur later all the losses were recov-
cred and the market closed firm. katfirs
ana Mexican rails were dearer, but Turk
lsh bonds and Ottoman banks were weak.
American securities opened weak under
Incubation. but recovered on covering or
shorts. The whole market weakened upon
The receipt OF the New York opening QUO
aton. but later recovered sharply under
ihe lead Of the United States steel stocks.
which jumped q, points over the mail New
York prices of Yesterday. The closing tone
was hrm. with prices AZ the highest point
q the day
Paris. Sept o6-Th~ee per cent Tentes
closed ~. confines higher at ~ francs = 2
celtines The tone Of the Bourse was quiet
and prices generally nrm, except TURKISH
sna Italian securities, which were ue-
pressed
Berlin sept N-The threatened trouble
between Turkey and Italy over Tripoh re
su'ei-d tratinE on the BoerSe to-dS5. o4t
prices with o few exceptions ruled taTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
EXPORTS.

Now york September rs, lHll
GR4IN-WHFAT- in the marNet
are o. "a rather conflicting character and In
consequence prices moved within "A compaIa =
lively narrow range. but on me Nho'e -, "a
. n rm undertone and closed al : n nc net al
vance The defeat Of reciprocity with Canata
has caused considerable apprehension rredIu
ing supplies Of spring whea. TOT n..t,as pr rr
poses. and in consequence the Nolt" 49, 49, !.
I spring wheat markets have advanced Sharply
while 81 the same time there has been an IN
creased demand for nard winter Whtat III "
Southwest ana the Kansas City market mas
gone to 10 premium over Chicago. Inc chlel
trouble is with the scarcity Of most desirable
milling wheat and tho large stocks OF the iesb
desirable. The foreign markets yesterday Were
lower. with further pressure from Manltopt
Argentina. The European visible Increased
8 752.0Ou bushels. and the fnal official report
on Italy made the Yield le2 oooooo ousnelS,
compared with 153,360 600 last year Brad
streets visible showed an increase east or the
Rockies Of $1,000, and worlds stocks increased
j.36l.0oo. Export sales consisted or loaas
OF low grade Manitobas. No red wheat here
Wa6 quoted 81 elevator. export basis. AMI
81 or b aaoat, No I Northern Duluth
Si1St Z o anoat. CORN-The market
saRged Of a little early on weakness abroad
and more favorable reports regarding the crop
situation I'm Russia and Pumania, but rallied
and closed at a net advance % = n l2c. The
cash situation continues firm, with predictions
that stocks viii he small before the end OF tho
season. ana there was little corn ouerlng from
the country. Brddstreets visible showed de-
pared with an increase last week or 449uoV
The preliminary official report on italy placed
the yield at %. $50 900 bushels against 9G,9oO.-
600 last year. No . corn here was quoted
75iac elevator domestic basis. to arrive. and
7Jc. export grade. OATS-Inactive. but ap-
peared 10 have considerable individual
strength owing 70 light offerings from the
country and firm cash markets and final
prices Il " &c net higher Bradstreet's
visible increased GAL 600 bushels. against q de-
crease last year OF 81 900. Cash oats were
quiet and unchanged, being quoted al follows
standard white. 52c; No .. J2izc; No 3. 52c;
No 4, 81 i1c; natural white and white clipped.
81 p q j5c. RNE-Quiet. No .. Asc, nominal
c 1 Buffalo. 70 arrive BARLET-Qulet:
mailing, 81 17GS1 30 C Il Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

Chicago. Sept -CATTLE-Receipts. a.
500, strong for good natives; others weaA
beevcs. 81 - n SIS Texas steers, 81 ~ . 80 IL
western steers, S41jOS7; stockers and feed
ers $34 s. 50: cows and heiters, 81 lonS6 ~
calves. SGGS9 so HOGS-Receipts, &OOoO'
market 10 to l5c lower than Yesterday aver
age. light SO 401S6 %; mixed, 50 30 80 20:
he avy Sc 2OdS8 90, rough. So 90 50 - good
10 choice heavy, SO - a So 30; pigs. s. TJGsS 20,
A. 600; market weak; native, So 80 a s. 10
western. 81 10 8S4 p; warnings, 80 s5gS go,
lambs native, $4T So Western, 81 900 Sc 10.
East Buffalo sept. B-CATTLE-Receipt
300. steady. VEALS-Receipts. $50. active
and steady. housekeeping, $500 fairly
81 2o Workers. So 25gs7 90; pigs. s. % g So
roughs. s. - G$5 90; dairies Se a 5m@$. 10.
active and steady; lambs, si8s6 50. few
Kansas City sept. 20-CATTLE Receipts
steady; dressed beef and export steers. Sass.
fair 10 good. s. % n 80 90, Western steers. 81 so
dS7; stoclSers and feeders, 5" 30 SO. southar
steers. 81 9Ou - 80. Southern cows, S3yS4 10
native COWS s. 81 q s. 30. native heiters. ; ~
SO -. bulls S3uS+ 50; calves. 81 5o4 s.
HOGS-Receip.s $1,000. market Toe lower.
i ,g5's gS rs y So so: pigs. Sass. sHEFPG
Receipts. l. 600. market steady 70 Toe lower,
lambs 81 s00 So. yearlings. sta s. -. wethers.
s. 5oqS4 10, ewes, $50 81 90 stockers and
cincinnati. sept 20 CATTLE - Receipts.
$40 slow ar yesterdays decline, steers, 50 % %
SlU 90, heiferS. - % ~ 50 500 cows, 81 "N b
81 - calves active ana strong 90 25c higher
spa IS 30. HOGS-Rsceipts 2.i30, dull. pack
ers and butchers. j0l0c lower. light shippers
and pigs - N SOC lower; packers 50 - NJ SO %
pigs and lights 81 n 81 80; stays. S4US s. *
common sows s4qS5 sHEEP-ReceipJs. sos,
steady. 81 504s3 50. lambs slow. l01 l5c lower
Pittsburg sept. 20. 49, CATTLE - Receipts.
none HOGS-Receipts 500, heavy Workers,
81 go: light Workers So -. SHEEP AND
LAVBS-Receipts. LOO; top sheep. 81 %: top
lambs 50 -. CALVES-Receipts 900; top, 50.
Pittsburgh Sept 2G--CATTLE steady: supply
light, choice 81 25aST so; prime So 7jaSI
SHEEP slow. supply fair, prime wethers, s-4
81 II. culls and common, 81 50dS2 LAMBS.
50 50dSG %; VEAL CALVES, s. JOGS9. HOGS
lower: receipts 10 double decks. prime heavies.
S7dS7 C5. mediums. 81 1887 20; heavy Workers,
s. I5dST 20; light Workers So 2JQS6 80; pigs, <5a
So, roughs, IS 5oTSB %
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
ST. Louis, Sept 2G.-CATTLE-Receipt 5,s2l
fairly active. quality good prices strong, steers
81 iOdSs. heifers. 50 0O9ST cows, 50 lOHS5 80;
Southern steers SO 65dS5 45. HOGS. 10. $50; ac-
tive and lOgl 5c lower. choice, 10 % I'D 10,
So s9dS6 IS: bulk OF sales ~ 55Tse 10 packers,
So 5O4s6 60 best lights under 100 II, Sb4Sb 10
fair do, 81 251SJ 10: best pigs. under ITO 10 S0d
S. so. common pigs. $4a$i -. SHEEP, 2.6f2.
fairly active and hrm LAMBS. S5nS8 %; CUT
lambs 81 75aSi u; sheep. 50 JG0s3 30; common
So JOGS3 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

81 %; :. 900 h. 81 %; II. 1875 h. 81; roughs,
3i2 b. So. l stag, 800 10, 81.
Andrew Mullen. 20 state hogs, l2S 3D.
s. / rough, 100 10. So.
Tobin q shannon to-day: state hogs'
200 ID, 81 10 1 rough 300 ID, 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was inactive.
with buyers and sellers apart. As mills arc
spr,ers Err,ns patents. 81 40d S. -, win
ter srraiuhts. 81 - 81 30. winter patents,
81 $5GA 70. snrinE clears - - y - 90 Extra
fancy spring patents. So 5od So y RYE
ib rI - To fSncy. s5a s. 30 coRNMEAL,-
Steadv. kiln dried So go. BAG MEAL
S,e,us 81 'e,Gsi 40. FEEpEwesfern strong
CITY strong Western spring; So 81. standard
m sddiin,; SIS 90. -four DO. 500 -. red dog
mi Eis s seS soa so So red dog ssa s.:
hominy chop. 81 80 bulk. $@6 20 sacks. oil
meal S37 40.
PROVISIONS market was weak under
renewed selling, both by commission houses
and packers owing 10 the decline ia the live
hog market and reports that there are q large
Barely G steady: mess si7asiT "a. family. sla
HS.I. short clear 81 1881 81. BEEF
s,eady, mess. So 5oasls. family. SIS 5oa
sa9 20 90 -nEssED HoGs-Wtseak. ' 5ac SG g.
Sss 6 TO- ' cut 100 M ~ q lex ID 6 6s
barely steadv. 10 10. l3c; II lu. NE. Il ~.
I1alf4r Picked hams duh. i3c. TALLOw
LARD Easier. Middle West. 040q9 zoe: city
lard duiet, Ohc. refined, easier. South Amer
! 1 soc compound easier. 1900 8i5c. sTEAR-
! me Barely steady oleo, llhc, city lard
sttariue. ~ o. m re.
METALS COPPER-SterdArd dun. with
SPOT. september. October November and De.
ccrlber quoted az n s0G .0nc. London fTm
spot. 90 ~ 0ds futures. fJi - Arrivals
I reported az New York TO-DAY. 40 tons Gus
tom House returns show exports 81 2o51l tons
far This season. Lake copper. 1850 m
/ l2G"hc. ele~trolytic. 1880 l2GTi.c. and
| cas-irr 12Nte25c TIN-Easy spot 81 N
! 10 % 81 o. September ~ 7nI 1Sc. October
~. cIN % noe. No,er'hc~. - - u 30. SEC and
Deceml,r @7a541- 75t. London firm gnof
] IT. 5s. frfurea. tt7t ius LEAD-E1sler
. 40 y l5Jc New York. 4.SOq i35c East 81
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

~. .-,4 Sen ,o11 1910 1909
teTSbar 81 S14 g07. T21 s12. O93, 4s3 s10215 943
ian sept % sci, 1851 +s1 $685. 9l 443OS7 Oid
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago sept 20 Builish comparisons regard.
ing the worlds available supply Of wheat brought
about q rally to-day In the market FOR that
cereal The close was al net advance OF sc
10 sac Corn and oats showed also a tnal gain
corn Lc 90 ATisc and oats IA sc 10 i2c. 10
provisions the outcome was Sc 20 Toe decline
Range u prices
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