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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
WOMAN OBTAINS WARRANT
FOR CHANCEMAN'S ARREST.

Mrs. Raffalo Casilino, of Humbert
street, Nutley. who was placed under
500 bono to keep the peace for a year
by Recorder Washington Il. Page, of
Nutley. on Tuesday night. for biting
Patsy Coffone in the leg as he was
acting as peace-maker during a row
between her and her husband. went
before Justice Bosset, of Newark, yes
terday, and had warrants issued for
the arrest of Coffone and Chanceman
James Gingerelli, the officer who ar
rested her. charging them with assault
and battery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
ARLINGTON PROTESTING
AGAINST SMOKE NUISANCE

A petition is being circulated in Ar
lington among residents whose prop
erty is adjacent to the New York and
Greenwood Lake division of the Erie
railroad. asking the Kearny Board of
Health to compel the Erie to abate the
nuisance due to the use of soft coal
in the locomotives. Some time ago the
Erie officials promised the Kearny
authorities that any locomotive engi-
neer caught firing up except on the
meadows would be punished with dis
missal. Arlington residents say that
the order seems to be a dead letter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
COMMISSION LEAGUE IN
ORANGE MEETS TONIGHT.

The Commission Government League
of Orange will meet tonight at head
quarters, Cone street, hat city, and
discuss plans for the campaign that
will end IN September II. when a spe-
cial election will be held to decide
whether the city shall remain under
the present form of government.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
BELLEVILLE INVITED
TO SEND DELEGATE TO
GIBBONS CELEBRATION

An invitation to SEND a representative
to Cardinal Gibbons's anniversary jul
bilee. to take place at Baltimore next
NSxSer, has been received by the Holy
Name Society, of St. Peters r. c.
Church, Belleville. Action will be TAX
en- in the matter at the next meeting
of the society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
BROWNING VICTIM WILL
BE BURIED TOMORROW

Funeral services for Leonard Tread
well Kendall. of Glen Ridge. who was
stricken with apopleXy while sailing a
catboat near Westerly. r.. l., yeste day
and swas drowned. will be held tonor-
row in Newport, r. l., and the bur al
will be in the family plot in Newport
Cemetery.
Mr.. Kendall has been a resident of
Glen Ridge for fifteen years, and his
home w-1 at 80 Snowden place, that
borough. With his family he attended
Christ Episcopal Church, Bloomfield.
of which the Rev. Edwin Augustin
White is rector. Mr.. Kendall at on
time belonged to the Glen Ridge Club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
MATTER DENIES
THAT He HAS QUIT
ASSE RACE
Kearny Councilman Says 1t
Wouldn't Be Consistent
to Withdraw.

Emphatic denial was made today by
Councilman James j.. McAteer. OF
Kearny, regarding a rumor that he had
withdrawn from the race for Assembly
honors. The report was freely spread
yesterday, but the name of the author
of it could not be learned.
Mr.. McAteer declared himself to be
very much in the race and promises IL
submit proof when the ballots arc
counted. Il dislike a gutter" said
the solon, and it would not be con-
sistent for mt to draw out of this race,
when, according to my friends. my
chances are so bright"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
NUTLEY MAN KNOCKED
SENSELESS BY LIGHTNING.

Word was received in Nutley today
that David Machette. of Church street,.
who is at Tampa, Fla, was the victim
of an electric storm. Machette endeav-
ored to close a window just as a bolt
struck the building, and he was
Knocked unconscious and remained so
for several hours.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
myLoD CLUB FORMED.

After James P. Mylod, Of Bloomfield.
who aspires to become sheriff nominee,
had given a short talk last night in the
Holy Name chapel, East Orange, a
Mylod Club was formed to boom his
candidacy. Mylod III his talk asked for
support because Of Ills Intention to be
independent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
ITALIANS TO CELEBRATE.

The Young Mems Italian Club of
Millburn is preparing for a big cele-
bration of Columbus Day, October 10.
There will be a parade through Mill
burn and Springfield. The committee
in charge follows: Carmine Pedecine,
John l.. Denman. Julius Witt<op, Peter
S~tanzale, Nicholas GRECO and Samuel
Navarro.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
MAN MUST
PAY WIFE $40 A WEEK.

Louis Sido. a wagonmaker, of Bloom
field, was given a hearing before Act
ing Recorder Henry Yost, in Bloom
field today on a charge of non-support.
He was ordered to pay his wife $40
per week pending a further disposition
of the case.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
IN ORANGE PARK TONIGHT

The concert by Markwith's Band in
Orange Park tonight will be a popula"
subscription affair, paid for by the pull
lie. The vocal s~oloists will include
Mrs. Minnie Hurst, Harry Collins.
William Redmond, Jack Sturgiss and
Donnelly and Burns.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
CHURCH OUTING TOMORROW.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first excursion of st.
Charles Borromeo's parish to As5ury
Park. The train will leave the Broad
street depot Of the Central Railroad
at $3.50 O'Clock, and returning viii
leave Asbury Park at s o'clock. AS
sisting the Rev. Thomas A. Walsh will
be John ], Quinn. chairman. Henry
J. Schmidt, alexander Macphee and
William Lawfence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
RETURNS FROM PARIS.

Mrs. Julie e. White, formerly of Mont
clair, who has lived in Paris for the
last two years. has returned to Mont
clair, and is erecting a new home on
Harrison avenue. She is at present
living with her son, Edmund B. Os-
borne.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
EpWORTH CARNIVAL PLANNED.

The Epworth League of the Method
list Church, Springfield, is making
preparations for a carnival to be held
on the premises of A, l.. Crane, in Nor
ris avenue August 80.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
PLAN TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

Members of Progress Lodge, knights
of Honor, No, 1851. of Nutley. will hold
it's twentieth anniversary on Septem-
Der 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
LIVINGSTON SCHOOLS TO
REOPEN SEPTEMBER 5.

The schools throughout Livingston,
including Mortified. West Livingston
and Morehousetown, will cop Sep
TENDER 5.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
CANDIDATE FILES PETITION.

Another candidate for the East Or
ange City Council from the Fifth ward
filed a petition with City Clerk Lincoll
T.. Rowley today, He is Edward Johns,
who lives at a North Fifteenth streef.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
Ghas. Oh Drrkrr &Brna
Importers==GrOcers
Offer Exceptional Values
in the Following Items:

Regular zoe Heinz's Beans. .....- ..... is
Regular 1Oc CampbellS Beans. ........ ny
25c cans Imported Sardines -. ....... rs
Cream of Wheat, package. ............ Is
Bon-Ami, 8 70
Kirkman's Borax Soap, & cakes....... rs
Crosse & Blackwell'S Pickles, pint Jars. 80
Macaroni and Spaghetti, package $3.50. III
Cox's Gelatine, package -. $500. IA
Cooper's Gelatine, package -. 90
5-Lb. Boxes Hominy, box ...... 1865. .1o
All loo Papers National Biscuit Co.'S
Crackers, 3 papers,. 70
Vulcan Safety Matches, package. 90
Gold Dust, package ....-........ 10
Opal Ammonia, quart bottle 500. -. .18
GRADUATED Sugar, 25-lb. muslin sacks..1.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
OUT For TOWN ENGINEER.

A. J.. Pierce, of Hornblower avenue.
Belleville, has announced his candi-
dacy for town engineer.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
BUSY ON SECURITIES REPORT
Taft Commission Begins Review
Of It's Mass of Testimony.

An executive meeting OF the Railroad
Securities Commission was held in this
CITY Yesterday at the office Of J. * w.
selisman & CO.. bankers, No l William
street. The members of the commission
vtre engaged all day in reviewing the
Great mass Of testimony that has been
taken and making the first drafts OF their
report which will be submitted soon 10
President Taft
This commission was appointed by fres--
5ar+ TAFT about "a year ago. upon author-
ftv from Congress, and has been engaged III
investigating the questions pertaining %
the issuance of stocks and bonds by rail-
road corporations. The members OF the
commission are Or. Arthur T. itaaIeS, i,
rreeident Of Yale University. chairman o'
the commission. Frederick Strauss OF t'e
ranking firm of J. * w. selisman * Co.
X II. Never. professor Of political economy
in the University Of Wisconsin; waiter l.
Fisher. Secretary Of the Department OF ''ie
Interior. and Frederick y. Judson.
An we're present at yesterdays meeting
r5e,. will meet here again to-day
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
DIVIDEND BOOMS STOCK !
American Beet Sugar Co. Com
mon Reaches New Hiqh Level.

Inc common stock Of the American Beet
sugar Company entered the list Of dividend
paving securities yesterday when the di-
rectors, at a special meeting. declared an
Hlual quarterly payment Of Ia per cent on
the $1,000 600 issue, all Of which is out
standing. As one of the directors Of the
company said a few days ago that no
dividend would be declared until the board
was assured that the rate decided upon
could be maintained. fl was assumed in
Wall street that at least per cent q year
would be paid on the stock from now on.
Rumors that the stock was 10 be placed
on a dividend paying basis have been cur
rent in Wall Street for several months so
that the actual announcement that this
had been done hardly came as a surprise,
although the rate was I per cent a year
more than had been looked for. The stock
advanced from 573s TO Jsai new high
record. when the action OF the directors
was made public II reacted q fraction az
the close, 10 $685., net gain OF l point on
the days transactions.
Ii had been expected in some Quarters
that, in addition TO the initial dividend on
the common stock, the directors would Ce-
clare an extra cash dividend. 70 be paid
out of the company surplus. Some such
action, it is thought. may be taken at the
next regular meeting OF the board. which
Will be held shortly The earnings of the
company in recent years have been excel
lent, and this year, It's said, they viii be
the largest in its history.
Last year, in addition 20 paying 6 per
cent on its 100000 preferred stock. the
co,pany earned the equivalent of 1896 per
cent on its common stock. This year IL ia
estimated that the surplus earnings, after
the payment Of the usual preferred divid-
end. viii be equal 10 10 per cent on the
common stock.
The American Beet Sugar Company was
Incorporated in 1899. 1t operates redneries
in Colorado California and Nebraska, hay-
ing combined capacity of approximately
300 tons of beets day, and has about
1000 acres in Colorado and 800 acres
in Southern California devoted 20 raising
sugar beets.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
BARS NEW COTTON BILLS
National City Bank Will Handle
STRAIGHT Bills" Only.

The National city Bank. which Is one
Of TIE three largest dealers in foreign eN-
change in this country. has issued notice
70 its customers which indicates that u
VIII decline to handle bills of exchange
based upon cotton bills Of lading which
have been checked by the so-caied Cenual
Bureau. established recently IN this v'''
through the efforts Of the hverpo' COTTON
interests The circular Of the Natloidi
city Bank. which is signed by Johh l."
Gardin. vice-rresident and manager of the
foreign exchange department says:
Please note that on and after October
o. 1911. We will buy only such bils ol eA-
change. supported by documents CoNei,ns
shipments of cotton. that are straight DhlS'
l. o. bills OF exchange that do not in the
text or ON the margin contain any Telci-
enCe to documents or 20 mcrcnandlse COW
cred hy same. nor any descriptive IldtteI'
such as marks or numnefS or the neICiidl-
disc covered by such documents.
After giving the form of a bill Of ex-
change which will be accepted by the bank
the circular closes by saying:
In adopting this measure we are acting
under advice Of counsel. and under no CIT
cumstanccs can we make an exception.
The City Bank has from the beginning
been opposed TO the Central Bureau plan
one Of its reasons having been that ac-
ceptance of the plan might involve ON the
Part Of the purchasing bank an additional
liability on cotton bills The plan has had
a good many other opponents here. but
most Of them. while not liking IT, have
Notwithstanding. continued 70 buy bills
drawn I'm accordance with the Liverpool
nrrnnrnent
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ANN ARBOR.

ANN ARBoR.
o., T., ~. xss.t- ga t-s s3s Os3
Ta,r Gc, "a ~, 80 eGa s.O 49, s0A
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
d v,k !, oct s3i6 600 s2s4 80 -
J,!.y Loot. "a 30e4 acc 1891 200
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
"a ,,L q, no. S.sO 90 Sal so 500 400
In I oct IA 5tft25O 2ss TOo 1926 200
CHICAGO & ALTON
p vk In oct S37eo34 $3.50 l52 s3ls 40
July 1-Oct IL 4.e55gs0 4.5s3292 4'ls-"iS
DETROIT = MACKINAC.
20 vk ln oct S25i2o s229st sSs .ss .n
July Oct IA. 359oI9 8lal' So"'1''
MOBILE & OHIO
q wk In OCT s25s e0l Sio2 573 s2lt5lo
July l-Oct a. 3loei47 3oos.s45 2sIho''
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
Jaly vi I-6et % ii ifi. s59ess as. sis 51oOos
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
"a wk In oct. 527s6 ssG59o ssl.4ls
July Loot. "A. l.is5Gf7 ll723sS ii-n'SSo
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Cros+ "arbinzs s. $3.50 s4i397i5 400. ios
Optr. expenses. 3.7iT.SIT 500 lvf -'so' 10
Net eanlngs. sessG72 ss3o55i si.o22.92o
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
c. & 0. REPORT FOR YEAR
Shows Increased Operating Ex-
penses Due to Higher Wages.

The pamphlet report OF the Chesapeake x
Ohio Railway Company for the fiscal year
ended June 90. 1911. has been issued. The
income account shows operating revenues
of S325s3,4l1. against S3l. .257169 for the pre-
ceding year. when the figures of the Chi-
cago line We're not included. an increase Of
$l,546,2l2; operating expenses, S-l793,6l5,
comparing with SIS, $780, 500. an increase OF
22St.9l5. and net operating revenue, SlG,-
7S9,7es. or S5l067i less than for the year
ended June 80. 1910
The percentage Of operating expenses to
revenues was 66.9 against 6O.6 per cent the
year before. Gross income was $l2&o.6u,
a falling off Of $l,nl,22i. The net income
was 23,Z-S.-S5 after deGucting from gross
income the sum OF S3,l22,326, among the
items making up which We're interest on
funded debt. S6.506Se6 an increase OF ST.
aS3.M5: interest on equipment trusts, $751;
65I. decrease S6459s, and taxes, N,06j,;53, an
increase Of }l92,109.
From the net income Of $2.22S,2S5 which
compares with Sc. lSS FOR the preceding
year. We're deducted dividends acgresaunS
S5.I396g5. a surplus of sSs 900 bein- carried
TO the credit of profit and loss, making the
total surplus ,2O026.g. Deducung from this
amount discounts of Sls5,2lo on securities
sold and slo5 go appropriated for sinking
funds and sundry adjustments, the balance
10 credit Of profit and loss as Of June 80
1911, stood at N.7l,Loo
The heavy increase In operating expenses
was due chiefly 70 the increases in wages
the "cCst Of transportation item show
ing an increase Of $l.53A7s3 For ma-n-
teuance Of way and structures $7.v5iJ more
was expended than in the preceding fiscal
year. and for maintenance of equipment
SEQ qS2 more Receipts from freight traffic
increased 1855. ST and from passenger wai-
fc S5I0727.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct 2o.-.-WH-EA.r .spoot nomi-
AL Oifttr.s arm October. Is Gi,s December.
- March. Ts 6id. COHN-Spot nrm
F--.-ic4n mixed. ds f4d; futures steady.
f.-.,.rg 5s Tod. February, Jr ufad FLol r
Wintor patents css @a. HOPS in London
.p..ia. gaastl. 900 30 t5s BEEF-ENtrI
~ Si. mos. Gus POgk-priwc moss West
a,1 1ous H HANfS-Srort cut. 1ds ta BACON
.1rpb.rIsud cut. 5Gs. short rlh COS 90
..I,,r taIree Sos 6d. long clear mlddle9 light,
gp. heavv. sos 6d short clear backs sos Oh.
morn BTRs square ass Gd LARD-lrimc
Western. tI.rccs f5s Gd. American refined.
.r.us 4Gs Ga BJTTEE-Good United states.
H. rHEESE-Canadiau nnest white. tSs
IA colored t9s. TALLOW-Prime city. 3ls
ei TI-RPENTINE-sp Spirits. 3Gs 30 ROSlN
common. l5s 3d. PETROL ri M-Rehncd.
atf ITNSEED on. i2s COTTONSEED
nfr-HuU O., fued. spot 2Ts 5i.d. TALLOW
tustrauan In London. 35s
T"ndon. oct 20-SCGAR-Raw. centrifu-
raI lss li. muscovado los Ga beet. Octo-
b.r i7s dd LINSEED- calcutta. October
november 70s dd LfNSEED OIL. i0s.
SPERM on. ~ ZOE PErRoLEuM, -Amsr-
tcsu refined. 4 4. spirits. G1d. TTRPEN-
1,fNr-Fnirits '35s Cd RoSIN-American
strained ljs Tiad hne. - Nd.
Antwerp. Oct 20.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
T5 confines.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're e cd yesterday.
CHARLES CAPCTO. dealers IN furniture
e- ~. 1.1 Blocker and No. lH sullivan
street,. involuntary creditors. heAapLe
Brass Bed Manufacturing company, S-I9,
rr--~rri-- Metal Bedstead COM. any. >lu-
leon Berger X-53. and Jacob Friedman sse,
lt Was alleged that Le was Inso'Ftnt ana
nan. r.--.l The business 1u octoner 2 20 lAe
CarI-r Furniture Company. Assets, >9V''
LENA Joseph doing business as tine
FIJI. Avenue Wine and Liquor company
.. So Zlt Fifth avenue. involuntary.
Creditors. -tauhardt Brothers & CO., slht'
tr-rIu Myers. SO and the California Wine
ASSOCIATION EN 10 was alleged tnat sne
Vas Ir-o...rt. sold the entire stock IN nuik
on October g without giving nouCe - cred-
itnr-. concealed tine proceeds sold tuS good
win and fixtures and paid the proceeds 20
Caor-e A R.u-Ier q co. Assets. k-s". she
As the wife of ncrlcs Joseph, who man
aEs5 the store as her agent. ho1ert iearl
was partner from june 1910. TO Ju.N 1914.
rSTUOEE HATSEE. Of so 2l51 Fifth ave-
rue % clerk boz "a liquor store voluntary.
liabilities. i.fI- 10 two creditors. con-
tragtej '0r Nfars ago. 80 assets.
HEF1IAN $ SIMON. clerk. Of No. I1G
Fox street. the Bronx. voluntary LldnIl-
Ties -N. U0 assets. The largest creditor
IS Max o. Borg. q stocKbrOker. tor N,N4.
t.r money advanced on stock transactions,
on er Hd-mert was obtained ln 1910.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

omciai Record ard Forecast t-- afI-nI' ''"'
o'i 4l-fressIre continues high in the N'i'H-
cal 2sIe taere has been a moderate ran D"
'A, Ohio Valley aud tHe south. This mas ''
'-'ea in cournasnce ~ eastor' Nihn7 anu
--s're- ata..er m Sow England and 'ne
middle Atlantic states. with local and Fei' i'sH'
.e'aa There were also Hgat local rains D"
saea.sn. Illinois, Eastern Missouri ana 'h'
N-k- as and local SHOWS H wyoming and East
~ oraaa over ,ae remaiudcr of The coAn-
~ ihe weather aas generally clear except IN
% p-.as states and the lower Missouri valley
".'ie vas cloudy but without iaia.
-is a.sh pressure area in The West has made
'-' iits progress. bat tlo area ~ falling tenn
.'~.-it ias extended into the ohio ana lower
pt valleys and tonight tenper4tlres
m frc degrees to twenty seven degrees
~, seasonal average over the interior dls B.
r. 'r. MIteissiani valley Westward. ana
ra-r.. fHN ilr freezing point I'D ~ FonlihB
or, shf Ea,ian Colorado. over thr eati
H'l.n oi lge cl4uiy there aas liite nr
81 loe Tlurfar. tamueritl-es Icing
~. lf..r a.ote fuc Average Witl ihr
..F.. -s'.e Ci7frlbuton 1tft She eastern
.at ..D .rfrf DO ls probable thft un~
La.. 90, .' H.I .u1tanur ief iIe l,Ai lno
" ~" England ana tae middle ALa1t!c
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

OH. .-. t...tH occasional though light reinf and
I'D. ru..ff..f conditions VIII continue westward
D.. tI. Mississippi River. There mas been de
.IapI r,sslrc fall boo the extreme southwest,
..ith a tendency toward "a northeast "aid move
utut. and this with the cold nlEh area q" ih'
urrthWaId wUf cause rain SATURDAY over me
-outheru and rain or Snow over The central
YIsius states and duIlu2 saturday ana saturday
uf-hf Tho area viii extend through The west
lUIf states the lItat central valleys ana prof.
.hIr fr. agutt upuel iakc ard west lower lahc
region Ir t.r Northwest The south ana the
extreme North Central West tna weather WiIl
te r.usralit fair saturday and sunday. TEN
iafrrss u.iu not change decidedly, although 10
WiH Doe slightly warmer ln The Rocky Mountain
steamer departing sa'urla for Epropenn
rrrfe wIU have unsettled weather, Win o.
i..sional rain. 90 tha Grand Banks.
Forecast fer special Locaitirs-For the DIS
f,...t ~ columbia. unsettled to-day ana probably
SUNDAY. igft 20 moderate east winds.
For virginia aad MaTland. unsettled to-day
and probably cloudy. with occasional light rains
.n central an eastern Iotors light 20 mod
,rate winds
ror Ncw jersey. Eastan Pennsylvania ana
r,iauare occasional light rain to-day. SUNDAY
,r..itl.d. moderate northeast 20 oast winds.
lsor Eastern Sow York. unsettled tp-ah|,
.,a.sflr Occasional Ii2tt rains in ea1tern ana
-l-,hern lo-.lons. sunday unsettled. moderate
For Nea Nnsi-nd. unsettled 4 day with oc-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

tons spot at iec. London 6~m spot. flei los.
futures 1871 IS LEAD Easy. 4E90 , ''Vc
New York. +1oa ffJc East 81 Louis LONDON,
tf5 - Hd SFELTER-E - G b.-"c r'N "
York GG6 zoe East ST Louis. London 80 N7
cd ANTtMCNY-Dull. CoolSson g. > ~ 81 '-y-
IRCN-Clevelard warrants 46s 81 "a LON
don. locally quiet 40 Z foundrl Northern,
Sis slrSf5 so. So . St5TSiJ -, ~
Southern and 80 I soGthcrn soft, Sl'HHl' ~
NOLASSEs AND -NRJ PS-Quct bui WIN
out important change iu prices.
NAVAL STOREs-Spi-its Wrpentine quiet
and unchanged Eos.n nrW ana unchangeu.
Tar steady tt lat. Drice<
OiI>-Iinteod OH was unchanged k'hi,4 VA
petroleum steady no 7.Blc for standard white
ir barrels 40 New York.
fOTTDNSEED OIT.-Thcro w~e active COW
cring i'm October. which closed strong at an aa-
yarce OF 20 points. while later months were 10
10 points higher Crude oil Boo the 5oltn WIS
stc1dlcr Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
]. J. HILL NOT WORRIED
Steel Corporation Has Privilege
Of Cancelling Lease, He Says.

81. Paul. oct 2O-James J Hi, chair
man Of the Great Northern Railway, made
it plain to-day that II the United states
Steel Corporation wants 10 cancel It's lease
Of the Great Northern ore properties !"
Minnesota II is welcome to do So on MS
return from Washington he was asked:
''Do YOU think the United States steel
Corporation can afford to let up on the
Great Northern properties after the big
sums spent by it in Developments
IF they can afford 10 do so we GER
tainly can" he replied. Now don
want to talk about it, he added. III the
steel Corporation wants 10 cancel It's lease
that's its privilege The ore is there-the
stuff to make steel Of outside ot our
properties. the steel Corporation has not
enough ore TO run it for twenty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

p,s,or. oct. 2o-"The Commercial Bllle-
..-.. yyui sa- 90 rhe wool market to-mofr'"
,.Trora has been O. deeper ms We. .,. '- I,
,gl although 100 phenomenal trad. ns
..s ., ,or1 Perhaps th" feature " the
.,1rs rr4fIrg has been tire sales ot ihrre-
.N r...s which have moved % quite d
.t,,i ,u.utirv Prices aro withheld N most
..s.e sn fnese vooIs although some sHlss = I.
tr, -s,.-t.d 20 tho former quotations of zoe.
.' .4t,- market of to-day. however t
i"S Nam. l.y,.- some staple territory have
t,., sold this week on the sis ~ 'i 80
.-.,...,..r-s ~ wool from Boston from jan
b., trr1b.r d. inclusive. were TAO loN.
.-s ~, a-sinst 1850 500 lh for The same
me Last ycar Th" receipts from b., I3n,i'i ~
t, lafnlsr 80 INCLUSIVE we're -'', %.
Do. '.q,,riaf .8l 7a0.0ao 10 for the same period
I. &. ,.aur"