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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

fIoN az and hFAi---f lour extremely quiet
but steady Spring patents, s. 4OUSj 10;
winter strsights. 81 i5fs4 30; winter patents.
s. 81 q - IO spring clears, 81 - a 81 go. extra
So 4iGs3 10; Kansas straights. 81 75ds5;
! fancy spring patents. 50 5ogSs 70. RYE
FLQUR.steady. f..r to good 81 75a$i %;
Firm: kiln dried. 81 90. BAG MEAI---steady;
nne white and yellow. 81 40uS 81 40; coarse,
s. $50 81 40. FEED-Western spring, S25 %;
standard mlddlins. $2s 10; -four DO. s29 y:
red dog So 80. city bran. s25 40 bulk. s2T
sacks: middIng. SIS joa S32 red dog. s32 So:
homlny chop. SGT so bulk s2s 10 sacks; OIL
,PKOyIsIoNs-Quiet but steady. closing a,
about tr ", be best Of the day. .poRKsaT,ste3ldy
clear, $40 Too SlT 30. BEEF-Mess. S12 5OG
Sl3 family. Sl3 50ds1i; packet $3.50 SO 80:
extra india mes: sl9asi9 80 BEEF BEEF HANS
Faster bacons. 0asc: $50 10. 0Ec. 100 H.
Csc; 40 ID. ,9'sc. pigs. iool.c;. CUT MEATS
l1Ac: II II. 1lhc; picked hams dull I2A ~
IL nc. TALLoW-Firm city, 6%c nominal
country. 81 46Ac. LARD-Barely steady.
9Q9.i0G, city quiet. SAc nominal; refined
steady. South America. TO- Coo: Continent
Q soc Brazil kegs. 10 90c. compound. u. a
7Ac. sTEARINE-oieo. 1o%c; city lard,
sUGAR-Reaned steady and unchanged:
graduated. aI5c net. less : per cent. and
refners are still behind IN deliveries Raw
early was easy. and some brokers quoted Il
fat rate OF $500 for 90 test centrifugal on
sales OF some 500 tons Brazilian crystals at
that price. immediate steamer clearance due
here about October 90 and 1000 tons Austrian
beets prompt shipment, AZ lss, cost and
freight. equal 20 :. soc. Toward the close
however. business was announced OF about
400 bags Demerara centrifugal. afoat At
SIC, basis % test. and the market closed
arm. with that bid for prompt 81 lpmcnt.
Prices at he close were: Centrifugal, 90 test.
o. SIC. muscoyado. SO test 3 3dc. and molasscs
tugar 80 test. 5lic. In London beet sugar
was strong anf 3G5hd dearer on bullish
crop reports October. 1Ss 1ikd. Novembrr.
- gf. May, lis G4td. The afternoon cable
reported a gain OF I'D from the above basis.
with cose strong and large speculative buving
RICE-Steady. with a fairly good demand
AZ unchanged prices.
COPPER-Staudard dull: spot.
October November December and January.
n s0nIl9Oc; London easy: spot f54 iss "a
futures L5b LIS exports 900 tons FAR this
month lake copper. 12jO4i2 G2 &c; electro
lvtic. 12251i2 3Tisc; casting. 12a II 2jc.
TIN-Flrm spot. October and November. 4Off
4O2 use. December and January, 39.s7 y 70
40 eJc: London strong; spot. f1S3: futures.
us2 ia LEAD--Easy 430G I40c New York
4 20 a 4. Doc East ~ Louis. leading producers
are repceted 20 have reduced thelr selling
price from 4 soc 20 4 35c. London. spot nJ
as Cd sPELTER-Stesdy. 6.DS ~ N. O5c New
York. $3.50 95c East 81 Louis; London. az
fSs ANTtM0NY-Duil. Cookson's. $3.50
a37hc IRON-cleveand warrants. 4ds 80
In London, locally quiet, No | foundry Nortl-
rrn. SIS As as so: No .. sljg Je5. No 1
southern and No Southern soft, l51SlJ 81.
MOLA-sEs AND slkUPs-Fairly active
but unchanged.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirts ,urpsn,ins cute,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

at sQI2c for native sides. Liverpool sno LOU
don cattle markets unchanged 49,.
CALyES-Receipts. OF head 40 on "a
Market steady. Common 20 prime vss "a.
at ST4sfOG2iz per 100 ID. culls. ~ ovUsD'
grassers. 81 5Oa 81 %. southern calves. - s On
Dressed calves arm CITY ar Ts@d4Mc; few.
ssies-robin & shannon: veal isS -.
SO 80 per 100 ID. virginia, l0S d. ~; ..
1913 ID. 81: Virginia calves 500 10. " 81 ~
state. IFS ID, s.: 81 common grassers. ITO To-
J. G. Curtis & Son: 7 veals, 14s ID: so; z
236 ID. So: cuiIs 100 ID. 50; fed calves lso
ID. IS; i8 grassers 207 10 81 ~ n
S sanders; yeals. 1875 ID. $40 oo' D. is1 '''
s Judd ia < C Co; Psnnsyivapia veais. 12s
W. r. Hume: veals, $50 Ii. $40 50:
Kerns Commission Company: 20 vssis' ia+
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. 90 cars or
47J2 head: q cars sale. Sheep steauy,
lambs firm 70 1Jc higher me pm =, ssa
81 per 100 ID: culls. 81. medium 70 cnolc7
lambs. sGds7: cuiis 81 5O9 81. Dressed NUT
ton steady AT 6ia dsi3c per ID: dressed ,aii'o'
arm AZ i0Ri2c. few hog dressed AZ i2hc:
saies-TObin & shannon: 30 state lamD,,
- 10 average 81 per 100 ID: 80 Eirglnla -
H. SO; state sheep, 40 ID. ~; y virgins
s Judd & Co. loe state lambs 50 ID, 81 81;
81 Pennsylvania. % u. so %; 24s Bunaio' 81
's sanssrs iss state lambs. q 10. SO IS:
1a1 go H. SO 50. ls culls and yeafilngs' q ~.
"a 80. state sheep. 10 ID. 81; chHs' "
10. 81 M. ,.,.
Kerns Commission Company: ?oe "a,s
lambs II 10. SO So 10 Pennsylvania 20 ~
SO 30 n state culls. ~ -. s. is state sneep'
newton E Co.: Pa Ohio lambs. SO h. 50; 1
II q curtis q SON: - state lambs, 90 -;
"a go ~ - H. Sc 80. lG5. "a 70. 80 81 = Q, .
IN sc o: Is cu- 25 10. 81 80: state Jea'
linRs 81 H. IS: 10 sheep. 81 III, IS ...
W r. Hume: - state lambs. a. ID 80 -''
10 state sheep. rs 70. 81. 49,. -,
HOGS-Receipts ia cars, or LOS heaa, IN
c'uding about n cars for the market 49, 49,
easer and common heavy 20 GOOD neoiuh
Weights quoted az SO sOGsT 10 per 100 20,
ssles-s Judd 4 Co: - Pennsyivans
hogs 1853 IN average. 81 10 per lVo 'o'
roughs 435 H. 81 rs. a.. II,
Tobin & shannon: 81 state hogs, ia 10 ";
1895; roughs. $50 10. S. IS; stays -'~
ID. Sc. ga ~ a. 10. 4
Kerns Commission Company: Pennsyiva-
MIA hogs. 15s 10. 81 To- ,ao ~
J. G. Curtis g Son 81 state hogs loy 70.
81 10: 3 rouyhs 2T0 10, 50 70. Late ySste,e11.
n state hogs 15s 10, 81 IL; % l33 TO- ,. 70 30,
10 orr II 81. II. 1i9 10. 81; =. 200 ~ 20 So
10 arc To-. SO Is: 4 roughs. $50 10, % ~
$50 10. 81 80. l stag. $50 ID S4 ooAf' "'S
W P Hume: 20 state hogs 1s9 n. 81: -.
10 In SO GO. II roughs 265 Ii. IS 80; =, op
IL s5 20: . stays 340 H. 81. Late yes,srdaf'
% state hogs, 1874 N. 81 -. 10. 100 TO- - Vi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
GETTING READY TO MERGE
,,,,ooauoIis & St. Louis and Iowa
central Name Committees.
81 AN s75,ooo,oOO OF BONDS
~ street Hears Newman Erb
vii Succeed Theodore P.
sbonts in Presidency.

20, IN the direction Of the proposed
:, Of the Minneapolis q St. Louis
oros5 and the Iowa Central Railway
80 -, Of directors Of the two COM
-. appointed committees at meetings
izn MS CITY yesterday TO confer upon
's'1 - ~ the lease of the Iowa Central
~ ,r,,reapolls & 81. Louis and also 10
and agree upon the terms Of sub
CO... merger Of the two roads. Edwin
So. Newman Erb and T. H. Davis are
h'".,.,,bs- Of the Minneapolis & ST.
~ .o,,r,ittee. while the Iowa Central
~-.,,,ee IS composed Of Theodore +.
Co. Frank Trumbun and Joseph J.
yocuu. a. .,.,,.,. 60 O.
10y step under the laws OF one OF
-to,es through which the Iowa Central
bsfore any merger, either by sale or
l.ysation. can take place. The entire
-,.itiou viii be- submitted TO the stock
- Of the Minneapolis & 81. Louis Tor
- authorization as soon as the COM
-,.oa has agreed upon the terms.
,rocioI meeting Of the stockholders OF
,f.DnearoHs 4 St Louis Railroad will
,Isir December 20 authorize the neces-
=. s,ancing in connection with the pro-
consolidation and for the extension
~. mad 10 "a point on the Canadian
- ,erors IL is Co connect V1th the
,..7,sr Northern. The plans calls for a
~ron0 bond issue. part OF which is TO
rss5 for rersnd!us purposes, part FER
i contemplated new cons truction and the
-..,-ss~ reserved 90 meet future require
ms Il the property.
-. stockholders viii alsD be asked 70
.so.izs an increase " $4,000 preferred
,so,, 10, common stock. 1t is not in
- IN sell ans of this stock in con-
80 vgtr the merger and extension
-, now under contemplation, but 10
,,d 3, I'm the treasury until such time "a
,,rtber financing is necessary.
mo ,-ouosel new bond issue is 20 con-
..,,,. f-st lien or the Minnesota, Da-
= i. PACING Railway. which is to be alb
49, nv t1, Minneapolis & -. Louis and
\. bonds retired 10 viii also he frS,
r.r an che new construction contemplated
,,,.,a ACQUISITIONS and a general lien upon
an existing properties Of the Minneapolis
& St Louis.
4, had been expected that the directors
y, the two companies would elect officers
A. Yesterdays meetings for the ensuing
year. but no action n that direction was
,,keu FOR the reason, it was explained. that
ne meetings were called only for the pur-
rose OF appointing the comm. tees already
-sferred %. The organization meetings OF
Ne two boards. il was said would prob
ably be held early next week
T. has been rumored in Wall Street mat
Newman Erb would succeed Theodore ?.
gonts az president of both the Mime
spolis & s. Louis and the Iowa Central
lgt no confirmation II this report could be
.ad in official quarters.
NJ Erb left last night for an inspec-
ron trip over both roads. He expects 70
p gone about ten days and IL is under
-oOi that while he is away he Will consult
tn the engineers regarding the proposed
a.snsion OF the Minneapolis & 81. Louis
the Canadian border and Of the Iowa
atrial from Centreviue. Iowa. TO st.
'g-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
THE WEATHER REPORT

:. 4AA Record and observation-disclosures
"a. az the storm OF the frst hall Of the
-. va passing out OF the Gulf Of -. Law
~, eA0'her was moving eastward over the
-, central West and II Is central tonight
= No1theasterE Colorado. Pressure has tal-
q, '-eaiy IN tie plains states. the Missouri
=, ~ Mississippi valleys. and storm warn
h :. again been ordered FOR Lakes Superior
a.. l'gsn. The rains resulting from this
s.,I 1~'e extended from Arizona and Ne"
s<sss- aorthward Into Wyoming and thence
ssL,tl v.AnHo uortheast~ard IN 70 the upper MIS-
IL p..sy and western upper lake region.
sesth.. ...hl states. the South and East INC
stssss."a az lair except for local showers
- - mgnt IN New York and New Ing
'sExsrs' eccaediy cooler from the Ohio Valley
-snsas a., SAo .. n0rtheastWard. and warmer ~
%as n ~ OGidhoma- High temperatures con-
't1sue ~ south, while IN the Northwest ana
ava ssAi they are somewhat below inc
ne Ws'usge sS rule
isncsd 1T storm will move northeastwaru
.,srssfn II. rams Friday In the central ana
- gIesisP.si states the central valleys ana
S Pa. Erilon Of the lake region. and dur,
,yu1std hi. ,nalsnt and Saturday the rains win
-Ssaz1 'ne middle Atlantic states and New
ana szt-azna W.st tina rs.ihss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

.,i b. generally fair Friday and SatIrcay; atI
" In de- be fair saturday between ne ., Nii .
- y, Z, i-,fr and the Rocky Mountains nc 80 az
I'M he preceded BY rising tempera'tu - estrr,
VIZ ~ - Atlantic Coast Friday nisnt ara 49, 80.
-, . nd viii be followed by cooler We1.i' sot,ir
80 a. ,bs central plains states anu Oh ~"'-'
10, in the central valleys. $500, l,,. ,,yili
r.. ,sgiuds along the New LhElaIu 49, ,.,st
~, rooserate northwest 10 north pecoi,...'S .,st
y .'Sao ana increasing: middle Atahtlc -.
s5,sts north 70 east. increasing Sh'uiu a.
tL Atlantic Coast, moderate variapie, eAcf,
-tE.-ast on the North Carolina cOAhts a.
~ rst n,ocerate south, lower lakes ems aoa s
Cs3ng Nv Friday night. upper axes ~ ~, = ~
oass becoming hign Friday on Mich'sHN III"
80 5S',SsrioT and increasing on Huron 40 ,orts
l,eemers departing Friday FOR Europsa.nt,h M Ir
a. bate moderate north 10 east Winds VII" '1
W. 10 the Grand Banks.
.,r..cost for special Iocalities.--For INC 10
=. =, columbia fair to-day Saturday' lA- ie" :,
tIl ~ ciaudiness and warmer moderate h'''" ~
cas- e. Virgna fair to-day; Saturday me- a., ,ssf
,I,,3i,nesg and warmer. followed by ram ~ We"
cIOt,ar, moderate northeast 20 east Wlhufs,
por IT, 49, nelawaro. fair to-day; SATURDAY. IA, M
49,. nfondtness. moderate north 20 eaat 49, In
ihf NeW Jersey. fair to-day; Sauna ,.'' ,,,os-
iS,ng cloudiness. probably rain by msN'' No.
rs1s north 20 east winds -. saturday
CT - IA steTn New York. fair to-day "a 1,,5f
. a.osslng ciOudinoss and warmer, ram " 49,
.-oderate north 70 east winds saturday. in
t. New England. fair to-day; satui night
leasing cloudinesf' warmer, WITH ram -
.aedsrats north TO east WINDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. 5-wHEAT--,spot steady; No
Manitoba rs Al. No ? - ID No 3 - nd:
S,,f1res steady. October. Is 37sd December. -
sd. March. IS 4'.d. CoRN-spot steady;
r,ericau mixed 8s I'D. futures steady; october.
- = - January. - sad. FLOUR-Wnter pat
ants ass HOPS IN London Pacific COAST, tyR
81 los BEEF-Extra India mss 95S % PORk
- Prime moss Westlrn, zoos. HAMS-Short cut,
"a "a BACON Cumberland cut. j2s "a short
IN ~. lear bellies SIS 81. Long clear nitdlos.
,iriN sos. long clear midd.es. heavy 5ss 81;
sis'-rt clear backs asa 81. SHOIL, EfS-Sduare,
~ "a TAPD-pritne Western. 45s 81: Amcri-
can rea:od plils, a. "a EsL,Ca .n5,,
trest white. TOs. colored 70~ 81 TALLOW-
p-ir,e cit, 35s Sd TT CONGRATULATIONS. sra
POSIN-Gommon. Us AID. PErRQLEJ Re
enei GisG LfNSEED OIIl-+is % COTTON
sT,rD OU~-Hull refined. spot 2Ss J I'D TAI
Australian In London 3ts Iisd.
r0~,ion Oct RAW TiAR-Centrfuga.
- al. uluscovado. l. 3D. Rect SCGAR-iSs
Iigd. CALCUTTA LG$SEED-octobeg-N oyeul =
Ier rs %. LINSEED Oils 3D. SPERM
Otl-t34 los American refined.
-s'd. SPIRITS 6itd. Tt RPENrINE-S spirits, 3ls
Sa, ROSIN-American strained, l5s 3D.. hne. lss
llrd. . 80, o., -. -.
censlfaGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct 5.-At the wool auction sales to-
dav ~ $50 bales were offered The demand was
good and hest merfnOs and crossbreds occa-
sionaIv edualled the prices OF the July sales.
otter grades ruled steady at the recent decline
SELLERS are meeting the market more readily.
Iollowing is the sale IN detail: New south
wales 500 bales. secured. Il id1is ID. greasy.
ais Gid; greasy. 7ddls Ia. Victoria. l,dNo
bales: secured, 1iisdHls 9iad; greasy. 500
Is 3D. South Australia. 400 bales; secured
tralia GOO bales: greasy, 7d9isd. New zealand
2 ZOO bal es. scoured IL ldGls Tod greasy, 9i2p
sco,rad Is 4islais Cd: greasy. 5A9sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
HILL DRIVES GOLDEN SPIKE
Marks Completion of Oregon Grand
Trunk Line to Bend.

Bend. Ore. oct 5.-James J. Hill drove
a golden spike to-day to mark the formal
completion Of the Oregon Trunk line rail-
road to this city. That Rend, however
would net be the final terminal Of the line
was intimated by the roads builder. IN
time. Mr. Hin said, it PROBABLY would be
made 10 join the Pacific ~ Eastern, the
Western terminal Of which Is Medford'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
HAGGIN IN TOBACCO POOL
Rurley Society Will Establish Big
Factory in Lexington.

Lexington, Ky. Oct 5.-The formation
of a ten-year hurley tobacco pool, includ-
ing the establishment Of great co-opera-
tive factory here for the manufacture Of
hurley pooled tobacco. was finally assured
to-day when James B. Haggin. New
York fnancier. signed contract to pool
his crop and became one. Of the Leading
Stockholders in the manufacturing opera
tons. ,.
hurley crop in the world, and his connec-
lion with the pool assures its success, IL is
said The enterprise is TO be capitalized
az & O0l Og0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London, Oct 5-The weekly return OF
the Bank OF England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased B.O52. Vo.
circulation increased t555000. bullion De.
creased e, 1876 600. other securities decreased
fS72. 600, other deposits decreased fs44,oo'
public deposits decreased fS4s,O00, govern
ment securities increased e. $4,000. Tne
proportion OF the banks reserve 10 liabln-
ties Is now $50 per cent, against SOU per
cent last week, and compares with a de-
cline from 502s per cent TO 4fes per cent ln
this week last year. The rate OF discount
is unchanged at 4 per cent.
The clearings through the London banks
for the week were t347. $50 90. against t2li, :
go. 900 last week and f3ol, 0.0c0 in this week
last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
BROKERS EXPEL YANCEY
lotion Operator Barred from New Or
leans Exchange.

New Orleans. oct. Wv. ]. Yancey, for
rsrly a wealthy cotton broker, and mem
W Of the defunct spot cotton firm OF
Eaight. Yaucey & Co, OF Decatur, Ala.'
no Is alleged to have defrauded cotton
actors in this country and Europe out OF
svsral million dollars. was expelled to-
dsy rom membership by the New Orleans
1iton Exchange.
Notice OF Yanceys expulsion was posted
r. he floor OF the exchange. The alleged
-rsgularities Of the firm Of Knight YAM
ssy q Co. came 20 light a little more thah
year ago. and to-day several members
q the firm and others connected Win inc
alleged frauds are awaiting trial for VIOLA
he notice states that Yancey was guilty
q violation Of Article OF the Cohs SUI e,tU,
ion III the exchange. The speclhc charse
Ron which the expulsion was Dased was
%, mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
BIG CANADIAN BOND DEAL.

Harris Forbes * Co. y. w Harris *
Co and the Harris Trust and Savings
Bank have bought 100000 first and re-
funding mortgage per cent bonds OF the
Montreal Traurvays COMPANY. the pro-
ceeds OF which will provide the corpora
ton with funds FOR use an tie purchase
of the Montreal Street Railway Company.
This is the largest block OF bonds ever sold
by a Canadian corp. ration outside OF Bona
issues Of Canadian railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

High,a temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lat
1910 M; lowest 10. average. IS. average for
corresponding date last year. IA average for
CORRESPONDING date last thlrty-three years. 90.
Local forecast: Fair to-day; Increasing cloud
ness and warmer Saturday with rain by night;
moderate north TO east Winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

and fraction lower with rosin and tar
unchanged. -.
OILs-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at 13Jc for standard "n''0
in barrels AZ New York
COTTONSEED Ofi(-Steadier prices ciosin >
2GfO points net higher. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

Spot quiet, with prices 10 points lower at
fU1Oc for middl.ng upland. sales nil; daiv-
cred on contract. 400 bales. Liverpool cables
spot cotton "a good demand sales, Il. 00O
bales; speculation and export, 1000. American.
uu0. imports. 5000 none American. Mid
ding upland. j.T3d. Futures opened steady.
az 3 20 G points advance. closed quiet at a
net advance OF 70 Il points. October Al I'D;
October Nov ember. $500. November Deem
her. 53sisd: Deccrnbcr January 53Id Jar
uary-FerruIry, $50 I'd, Fchrus ~ March,
542d: March-April. 5.44d; Aprii-May. J.4Gd;
May-June. 5.4Sd: June-July, SIS I'd; July
Al gust. j.fOd
COFFEE--Displnyed further strength. prices
making new high records for the current
active months. With active buying by leading
operators inspired b. the strength both IN
Europe and IN Brazil. There was heavy
profit taking on the advance. particularly in
December. but notwithstandn the fact that
10000 bags Of December We're sold the mar
ket advanced steadily. and at the close was
TO . points net higher with total sales
Of 13f 80 bags Gables reiterated recent re-
ports regarding damage 90 the crop by wet
weather AID cost and freight offers from
Brazil were 10 10 - points net higher.
Prices IN the local spot market We're frmer
az advance OF &c and leading brands oc
Huvre closed AT a net advance Of -. francs.
Hamburg was I Z HIG pfennigs not higher:
Rio was unchanged. and santos showed an
advance OF 30 rei8 on the regular morning
cable and an additional advance OF 80 refs on
the special cable. Prices I'm New York are
stiil below q parity. with both Europe and
Brazil. and sentiment among leading traders
was very bullish. Spot. 14% C for RiO 10 /
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. 5.-An au-arotnd aiFance a
the price OF grain came about to-day because OF
return OF wet weather over beit many U III
lvad miles in extent Wheat gained &c to iU
&c net corn sc TO asazc. and oats "a &c.
i've anfsb for hog products varied from las 4
1ight.s level 70 Ijc additional cost Range OF
prices: ,-.o. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
omelal observations OF United states weather

Local Ofirial Rerord.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tho
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing date Last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
SEED PRICES.

ro,es, OFT s-CIOvERsE and o.
tober $40 80. December and March. Sl2 30: No
2 Sie G6Si2 Il. No 3, 81 Io9sll 80; rejected.
sIi sOlSii 6O: 2, s. sOp3ll ALsIh1,
TIMOTHY-Prime, 81 Is: December 81 SOi
March 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Coupons interchangeable. Registered tCou-
pOns. tRegistered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

COTTON-The cotton market lost all OF
wednesdays rally. and while the closing tone
was steady last prices showed a ret loss OF
from TO u points. Aftcr an Irregular
morning the market weakened. selling Of 20
within 70 POINTS of the low records OF the
week I'm tho late trading. Closing prices wer9
a shade up from the lowest on covering.
Southern SPOT markets were unchanged 20
Lie higher but Houston reported a decline
81 &c. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

For Western PENNSYLVANIA, cloudy and
warmer to-day. rain at night or Saturday, In
creaeing east TO southeast winds
For Western New York, increasing clouuiners
today warmer In west portion; saturday, rain.
warmer in east portion: east winds. Increasing
Friday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. October 5. 1911.

RETXFS-Receipts II cars or 800 head.
q cars In the Yards for sale. No trade in live
cattle Feeling steady. Dressed beef steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
AMERICAN STEEL FoUNDRIEs

The American Steel Foundries and SUD
sdiary companies report for the eleNeI
months ended June 60 last az follows:
Earnings from operations OF plants
and net income Of subsidiary 80. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Ooseosiions taken Il o. m.. 18th meridian tine Az
Hessafe reduced 10 sea level
HesSsre
saefnS dotted Ines pass through points o. equA Ien
,as dawn only Tor zero .eezing ~ and ~ segees'
Y Ckar . Party Cloudy; . Cloudy. X RAM D Sn0~
sspor missing. Arrows ivy With the wlnd.
HhgHes Indicate tempe rxsure second 2a-hour pfeelp-
ooa o. 0 inch more TOR = hours encing 8. m yes
'a1J hHo. ~ho velocity when 10 or more nlesspef ho,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-06
puslIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

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