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REFUSED NEVADA
and IS sent To
SOUTH DAKOTA
BISHOP ROWE, WHO WOULD No
ACCEPT POST HERE, TAKES
ANOTHER STATE.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-Rev Pete.'
Tremble Rowe, missionary bishop Of
Alaska, yesterday was elected bishop
of the Episcopal missionary district
of South Dakota. Other missionary
bishops chosen by the Episcopal
house of bishops were:
Rev. d. Trumbull Huntington
bishop at Wu-Hu, China, and Rev
Henry st. George Tucker, president
of st, Paul's college, Japan, bishop
at Kiaro, Japan.
Bishop Rowe has been bishop of
Alaska for many years and it is
believed by some that he will not
accept the new post. When he was
elected bishop of Nevada four year
ago he declined to accept, saying
at that time: Il will never leave
Alaska.
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r.D WHEECE-n eaDs all kinds of
aiear and common lumber; hay and
gram S-1S-1m
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\ DEED OF DARING:
MANY LIVES SAVED

A historic case of daring and
endurance rarely equaled in life
saving annals was that of the rescue
of p souls by one man in 1867.
The fishing schooner Sea Clipper
was driven by the tempest against
a reef near the Spotted islands
on that coast and speedily went to
pieces. Captain William Jackman,
in charge of fishing crew at these
islands, had wandered in a direction
he had never been before, as if by
inspiration, and suddenly saw the
whole tragedy enacted before his
eyes Hurrying his one companion
back to the fishing station to sum-
mon help, he plunged into the
bowling swirl himself and eleven
times swan to the ship Each time
he took back human being to
safety, battling splendidly against
wind and tide.
I'LL iASiB Dul no llltduS
was available of communicating with
the vessel, so Jackman fastened a
rope around his waist and made
% more trips, returning with a
castaway en- each occasion. 1t was
then discovered that a woman had
been overlooked and left on board
and the belief was expressed that
she was dead, but he declared that
he would not leave her there, living
or dead. Accordingly he plunged
into the surf again and soon bore
the hapless creature to the shore
where, diyesting himself of his
fiannels, he wrapped them around
her as she was almost at deaths
door, She expired a few hours la
ter, but lived long enough to thank
her preserver for his noble efforts
in her behalf.-Wide World Maya
zine.
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MRS. AYLESWORTH
LEADING LADY At
NEVADA TONIGHT
"THE CHORUS LADY" COMPANY
TONIGHT AT NEVADA is A
SPLENDID SHOW.

The advance sale for the appear
ance of Manager Arthur Ayles-
worth's company in The Chorus
Lady" at the Nevada theater indi-
Gates that the house will be en-
tirely sold out before the curtain
rises at tonight's performance and
standing room will be at a premium
Tonopah theatergoers are prom
Used one of the best shows of the
season, and, in fact, one of the
best ever presented here. The
lights to The Chorus Lady" have
been secured by Manager Ayles-
worth for long season tour Of
all the territory west of the Mis-
sissippi river. 1t is one of the best
comedies ever written and will be
presented here tonight by the same
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.ittenberg Warehouse &
Transfer Company
Exclusive Agents
FOR
Genuine Rock
Springs COdI...
SERIAL O22OS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Carson City, Ne
vada, Oct. II, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
T. Gleason, of Goldfield, Nevada,
who, on February "a, 1908, made
Homestead Entry No. 0220S, for
NV u sW "A Sec. 26, Ne. SEA
and SWA SEA, Section 27, Town
ship ! North, Range 40 East. Mount
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final Communication
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the
County Clerk of Nye County, at
Tonopah, Nevada, on the 22nd day
of November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Alfred Bier and
James Clifford,
of Goldfield, Nevada
William G. Cook and
August Charles Reed,
OF Silver Bow (Via Tonopah, New
LOUIS ]. COIN,
Register
10-13-31t
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HUNTS Upgrade STORE
TO THE FORE AGAIN

room for the MAS stock about
grade store will make room for
the holiday goods by closing out
the entire line of misses and ladies'
hats and headgear. The millinery
stock now on hand must go, and
to make sure to obtain enough
room for the winter stock about
to arrive, we will sell every piece
of our tremendous stock of millinery
at absolutely half price. Be sure
and appoint at least an hour for
shopping purposes on Monday so as
to be on hand in time to be for
tunate enough to benefit by this
great cut-price sale Do not forget
the day Monday, October 80
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ASIATIC SQUADRON TO
PROTECT AMERICANS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Rear
Admiral Murdoch, commander-in-
chief of the Asiatic squadron, will
sail from Manila tomorrow on the
Rainbow for Shanghai He will be
followed in few days by his flag
ships, the Saratoga. He will give
his undivided attention to directing
the movements of the American
war vessels in Chinese waters SO
as to secure the greatest measure OF
protection for Americans and Euro
peans.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


Advertisements In TINS Column are
10 cents per tine. each insertion
rive word, q" th. I'm.-
S~.~.~.NN~~~--~~-~o.~0O~
LOST-In Tonopah, about Oct 10,
by j. w. Berg, of Round Noun
tain, large fiat nugget, mount
ed for breach; weight about u
ounce. Will pay fun value q
nugget for it's return to e. Do
browsky, the ieweler. 10-26-tf
WANTED--M iddle-aged woman to
assist in hcnsework for family Of
five. Phone 594 10-2G-tf
For SALE 0ld papers 10 rnt un
der carpets per handred &c.
this office
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company that appeared later in San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle,
Portland and all the larger cities.
Grace Aylesworth, who is we'll
and favorably known through this
section, and who has many friends
in Tonopah is appearing in the
leading part of Patrica O'Brien
There are few good seats left
fer tonight's performance and those
who have not already made their
| sseryation should do so at once
tn Chorus Lady is not of the
singing comedy kind, it is all act.
ing. and Of the highest class. Mrs
Ayleswcrth is very clever in hei
part.
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MALCOLM MACDONALD BURIAL
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW

The funeral of Southern Navada's
beloved and esteemed friend NAL
colin Macdonald, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at Butte, Mont,
under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity. The citizens of Nevada
mourn with the heartbroken rela-
tives in their hour of sorrow.
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pREsRYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching Morning II a. M;
evening, 7:45 p. m, by Rev. Her
man L. Durham. In the evening
brief report of the synod by
Mr. Hurlbut will be given. Good
music. Sunday school, 9:45 a. M;
Young Peoples meeting, $50 p. M.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
CORPORATIONS MAKE APPEAL
Want Date of Accounting for Purposes
of Tax Changed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. General appeal
by letter is being made to members Of
Congress by corporations throughout the
country 60 change from December 81 TO
the date Of the fiscal year of each cor
poration the time Of accounting for pur-
poses IT the federal tax. Commercial
bodies and corporations urge the change
and set forth difficulties under the present
arrangemant The letters read:
owing 10 the exigencies Of the business
ID is practically impossible FOR many nrns
and c0ruoratiOnS to conclude their nSC sil
wears ON December 81, and you VIII readIlS
understand that iu the case of such com 20
uanies it is great hardship 10 De COM
PEELED 90 make accurate inventories 3ll..
furnish an accurate Balance shtet az VIVA
is to them an unnatural fiscal peIlou.
The snly objection which has peen IdlSe,l
bv tue C0ve~nmeut or It's officials, is tna'
IL would be lnconvenient u make dholiler
change now that the law fixing Decempel
ri Of each wear has been put IN erect.
This objection bv its weakness shows 'nd'
there Is no valid reason, from an duIi'Iii
istrative point of view. why Deceu-"tl "l
should be maintained as the hNed leililiIi"
tiOn of all fiscal years.
Adoption of the natural nsca years oi
al CORPORATIONS would spread the WORK on
accounting more or less eVenlV llrouEll,-
ont the twelve months and 10 would WORE
n considerable saving financially. surrey
tre corporations which pay the TAX ar
entitled To as much consideration as car
be given Them without injury 10 the pun
poses of the government
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
EOPElGN MARKETS.

LfrsrrooI Noy 2I-WHEAT-Spot steady
80 Manitoba Ts 1O I'D. SO 3. ~ 81. l1tures
steady. December. 1s 3hd March. 1s -istt
AIar. a. ILd. 'oEN-Spot steady. American
mixed Gs tisds futures easy January, -
SID. February. Js o.. ID. FLOUR inter
PATENTS. 11s 6d. HOPS in London lPacihc
ColefI -lI 5sHLf2 BEEF-EXtr1 India
.rry. .ss gt. pORk-Pr me mess western
n5s EAl~-Short cut sac od. BACON
Cumberland cut. Sis. short rio. I3s- clear bcl-
Uts aIs GIs long clear mluoies. NsuL "ts
heavy OBS Gd. shore clear backs. 4lr pd
~HDt. IDERS-Square. 4~s Gd. LARp-Priue
western. t.rces. f5s Gd. American refined.
rais I-s ad But rEE-Goo4 United stat
ffp. CHEEsf. Canadian finest white Tns
coIored COS Co. TALLOW-Pum city. .''
lf. AustrlIlau bon London. iis "a. TIT kPGN-
TINE -@Di~its 3fs ROcTN-Commou. Ice.
rETROL Mr. inet. 64d. LINSEED OIL
-sss id. CDTrpNSEED oll.-iiuu rehneo.
spot. -~s Gd
London Nov. 25.-sUGAR- Raw cen,rlm-
raI iGs ti. uuscoYldo. iis .i. LlN@EEb--
calcutta Nov,mber- December COS 9d. LlN-
SEED ON. 3fs. SPERM OIL, -3i Jos PE-
TEOT.Ef- -1I-Americau refined. a"t o splrits
Gs.d rJRpENTINE- spirits 3ls. BOSIN-
American strained l5s 3d, dne. lSs "a.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. November % 1911.
HFANS AND PEAS-Rccei l,5os bags
beans. 2so bags peas Buyers taking choice
marrow. medium and pea sufficiently Go keer
stock cleaned mp reasonably we'll. prices
steady California lima strong. with Iohbing
sa rs above quotations. scotch peas ln light
supply and hrm BEANS. marrow choice
100 h. s4T5. poor 20 good, 81 2UWS4 20. me-
dunn choice. 81 20. poor 90 good. So % p
81 IL: pea choice. 81 %, poor Co good. 81 90
asa 20: red kidney. choice. s. - N 81 80. fair
L. good SJf 81 40, black turtle soup, choice,
G.. 5o- yellow eve. choice 81 lONSt lSt lima,
California choice 81 80 SO 40. PEAS. Scotch,
choice SG 10. green. imported. 81 50USJ.
KTTTER-Recripts. d.All pkgs. Scarcity or
fine to fancy fresh creamery makes strong
market and occasional lots OF very high quail
itv exceed tor rate Good second grades hay
ing more call and slightly hrmer Fancy
process doing a little better other grades
are urimproved. Factory and packing stock
firm creamery, specials, ih. adc. extras, 35c.
drsts gang3tsc. seconds. pG3ic, thirds. 2b
2sc. held. spccills. 33 q 70 Sac, extras ~ d
a2t e. nrsts. 20ia d3oisc seconds. 2S "a .nc ,
hed thirds 20 ri .7c. state dairy, tubs. finest
,gG3gc. good 90 prime, 2SWJlc, common Go
fair - n 27c. process. specials. 2dct extras.
a4is a 25c. nrsts. % - I-tc; seconds - r.
- b a.. factory. current make. nrsts. 20 's u
e9c- sccnnds 22c. thirds. e0u 2ic. packing
stock tune make. - D. re- 22c. current make,
No /. ztc. 40 3. II = u2nc
CHFESE-R Receipts $50 boxes. Demand
moderate. but arm holding, and a little more
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
BIG SUPPLY OF COTTON
Was O,5S5,259 Bales for Two
Months of Present Year.

Washington. Nov. 25.-In the first two
months of the present cotton year the sup
ply Of raw cotton in the United States was
l05S5.259 bales or more than 100000 bales
greater than it was in the same period last
year. according to the Census Bureaus
first report of the supply and distribution
for the period ended October 81, issued
to-day.
Exports showed an increase OF $50 900
bales over last year. In consumption there
was an increase Of 26.00O bales, cotton states
showing an increase Of $1,000 bales and
other states a loss Of about 10000 bales.
There were more than 100000 bales held in
stock at the end Of the period, 1,61S,OoO Of
which were held by others than manufact-
urers and independent warehouses. Manu-
facturers held $3.50 bales more than last
year and independent warehouses $4,000
bales more The ginnings were s'lss6OS
bales
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
WITH CREDITORS
O,oo 70 Save Ball & WhiCher
from Bankruptcy Court.

litors Of the failed Stock TX
i' arm Of Ball & Whicher practically
c'1s or "a meeting yesterday upon plan
,.,,,,,,ent under which the firm is 20
,eseed from all liability by the cred
rpon its placing its assets IN the
Us Of trustees for their benefit
q, this method of settling the hrm IN
illness the possible bankruptcy pro
,,rre which from the nature OF the
assets. consisting. as they do, large
entities I'M real estate and claims
.,stovners. probably would be long
- ON, and expensive, win be avoided,
,s. creditors viii benefit accordingly.
er,r also. being freed from all liability,
.r se i'm o. position at once TO apply ior
....,-e0,ent on the Stock Exchange,
-..t,Yf as probably would he the case u
~. plan is not adopted, having TO walt
.a its affairs were wound up in the
t,rkrsptcv courts.
The trustees have not yet been named
.,, - is understood they Will be selected
e-,r, among the larger creditors. Scneo-
- were submitted at the meeting yester-
~, showine that the Liabilities 20 unse-
- .~aditors was less than 10000, the
.-,o,.rt originally named. while the secured
,.,,nitias totalled about SS00oo The nomi-
81 assets are said TO be considerably IN
.~.sss or the total liabilities, hut, as al
-,sf, stated. they are not Of nature TO
- Quickly realized upon
n tTs trustee plan is finally adopted as
s.s-re u~obable. the assignee Of the firm.
o0.-r b. Abrahams. viii turn over to the
.-..e+sas aU the assets Of the firm lu his
....ss.ssion. The two members OF the arm
ouis T. Whicher and Charles r. Ball
,.,,c also Alr Whicher said. agreed TO
+,-7 over everything they own 70 the
tr,staae for the benefit Of their creditors
,f~ Wricher did not say whether or not
.b, firm would seek reinstatement on the
stork exchange after it's Indebtedness had
taer cancelled AID he was Interested in at
r-escrr he said. was in seeing that the
creditors were taken care of. and for the
-osf De would Ict the future decide.
A ~err sentative of the brokerage firm Of
" q. stevens a. Co.. which failed on the
same day as Ban G Whicher-November 10
said Yesterday that the members of the
firm had not made am assignment. and did
NOT believe such a step would be necessary.
as inar-ovpected 20 be- able to pay Off all
th. creditors iu fuU IN the near future.
The firm has never made any statement of
rg liabilities. but they are said 20 Dee not
large.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY G sWITZER-
LAND.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Ney York. November -. 19iL
BEFyE~-Rrceipt 103I heid ndLns ,S,e ~
100 fo efauuhrcrars. NO tIdelNI YN
g,sfrhf. feeling unchanged. )fesseH ~ 49,
.f.,- ~ SJf.c per no for common 70 Lt-.l"'
-,i,. sides. a Utre choice beef az = '-',
Exports from this port to-day '-' 1@'-''
r,TyFS-Recefpts. 321 head - on -sie
- ,-aslz. ro Veals offered. Dresstn 'tt t.,'
easier. city dressed veals, lota H ,, i'S p. -''
,S-,, t5i... country dressed do. 9n i
-arss-l[erus Commission COMPANY -, r
diana calves. 29J 10 average. 81 30 peI l"' arf
Mcpherso1 * CO.: I'D southern eaiFes' -''
lo. sHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 65ii
r..T- ~ cars ou sale. sheep dull al- III
c13nt,ad- lambs weak 20 a traction, --9"sl.
ordinary t0 fair sheep sold NJ p @ p =. b..
10o Ib sheep and a'llngs 1IllAs-' ,,.--.J -,
ordfnarv to prime iau1s. - 5ohS9 .. 1Ies-T-
mutton. Az H6i-c per !o' dressed 'all''' . y
Hg!5ie-s sanders. 235 West virginia
r4,,bs 81 Do average. 50 ln per luN 10 80
"a I5. s5 90. PTS. n lb. - TO- 2'l;, 20 D.
e. TO- rS4 state so lb. - lo. lif -N-s
S.uIa. So TO- 81 10. So 81 Do, > lo' 10 Wes- s-
Virginia sheep and yearAnes' - ~ - 3d. -
state sheep 93 lb. 81, .. 100 in > '" -
Tobin & shannon: 22t Indiana lambs -
'o' ,i,epTerson ,.i g. Co.. 80 goats. go %. So
Newton & Co.. 20 ONO lambs - 'o-
Tarnz Commission COMPANY 40 Indiana
lambs 50 Do. s.. 90 Ohio 30 DO, - 'o' - H.
diana sneeD. rs lh. - - ..-o
UOG>-Receipfs . 293 head. none on sale; ;
Feeling nCmiuluv steady country tf-'stt
hogs. 60 09c per lb FOR heaF! 10 "s"'
Exports from United states and canadian
ports week ended November -. lol4. .
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

PROVISIONS Easier early. but steadied at
the close. owing 10 buying by commission
family. s2OHS2f. short clear Sl7 25H SIS -.
BEEF-Mcs So J0a Sl3. family S14"Sif 20,
Dacket Sl3N Sf3 80. extra india mess. 500 500
S2f BEEF HAMS-Quict at 500 RI S3l.
DRESSED HOGS-Steadv. bacons. Shc. $50
H. Sic. 1850 10. S1c. i40 DO. SEC. pigs S'.c
CIT NEATS-Pickled beiiios dull. 10 lb.
r0i.c l. 10. 1Oc. - H. Toe; nickled hams.
r1it tHItiac TALLOW-Citv. csc. country.
o 3nc. citv aHqi.c. refined South America.
10 soc. Continent @ soc. Brazil kegs n SOC
compound ~ isHTAc STEARlNE-OleO. 94
z. g-. o. citv lord. 100 1910
COTTONSEFD OU.-Quiet and hur'Iv
stradv closing unchanged tO points net lower.
letvreau 3 OO0 and 1000 bbs were rendered on
November contracts. making about 2J.O'O FOR the
r,-rtI, L nrnl .nntrnct nrL.ns:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov. 21-Cloudms OF the previous
splendid crop outlook in the ArLrutuo turned
wheat prices to-day in nu upward direction.
The strength of Eur nean markets was taken a.
sign of substantially altered conditions u
South America. closing figures showed i.c t1
Ac advance over last night. Corn finished he
to sn itc down. Oats un r-c ana hog products
unchanged 90 2isc below Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
BANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

Berlin, Nov. 25.-The weekly return OF
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
following changes: Gold on hand Increased
80 s26,O 900 marks, silver on hand Increased
II. .722. 900 marks, notes in circulation de-
creased IS. S53 900 marks. Treasury bills de-
creased 1.955,OOo marks, deposits Increased
"A o2s ono marks. loans decreased 17.S03.o00
marks and discounts decreased ol,yo2'Vo
marks.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1911
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.
CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS ACTUAL con-
DITION FRIDAY.

Banks cash reserve in vault. S3i6. G3.go.
trust companies cash reserve vault, Sdl,1Z.-
O00: aggregate cash reserve. SiOS. lJ6OOO; excess
cash reserve s. g72, 800: decrease. Sl.43o,aJo'
trust companies reserve with Clearing House
members carrying - per cent cash reserve. So4,-
G13 600
CLEARING HOUSE MEMBERS DAILY AVER
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
NTEKIOR RECEIPTs.
>EABOARD CLkAkANCto.
EIorR AND MFAI-Flr

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour dull and ieaI- L.
u~aIess Spring patents. - sou - 90, WlnlrI
strafahts 81 3On 81 30. winter patents. - t"N
81 81, spring clears. - loa 50 30, extra 70 !
winter s.. 7Od 50 90; extra 80 winter - ''
~ $! 80. Kansas straights 81 IOll - ~. IAhtn
gpring patents So - M 50 80. BtCkW HEA
FLOTR-Quiet: 81 So per 100 10. RYE FLOI X
Fair TO good. 81 - G 81 -. choice 10 lan'E
Sass - CORNMEATl-Steady, kilu drl'd.
81 81 n S. -. BAG MEAT-Flnc white ana
yellow, - GOH 81 50. coarse. 81 3J1 81 go.
FEED-Western spring. 81 TO. standard mo
ding s27 80. -four do. x2D. red dog. 81 10;
CITY bran. S25 - bulk ST - sacks; mtddlin
So 500 S21 80. red dog. SD homlny cnop'
sos 30 bulk $40 20 sacks. OH meal $50 30 p $40
COTTON-Morc active and easier Claims
that spot cotton was being offered more freely
An tho Southwest and that interior holders were
becoming uneasy. owing 70 reiteratiou n large
CROP estimates seemed 10 cause heavier selling
here. and closing prices We're AZ the lowest gt
the day showing a net loss N 4d5 points. Win
GraI tone barely steady. January sold al N"lc.
or within 10 points Of the low record or the
season Reports 0f a bigger business in taii
River. sales OF print cloths being estimated az
GOO zoo pieces for the week at the biggest
figures since the beginning Of 1911. failed 10
stimulate demand sufficiently 10 meet the IN
creased offerings. while the Census Bureau re-
port on supply and distribution attracted little
attention According 20 this report. domestic
mills have consumed II6.s26 bales IN the nrst
two months Of this season comparing with 100
$50 FOR the same period last year, and stocks
available on October 81 were f,3I+.524 against
9gl J45 last year Gables from Toxic stated
that japanese trade had been seriously affected
b. the rebellion in China. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
1911. 1910 1893
Week ended Nov. DO
General mdse 1T2loo49 1i.34G.6ss l3.97sSs3
Totals ... s2oOs4,s57 si7534 800 S7. rs SO
Dryeoods S227 g67. .GsI sis2. .54 12G s152 27a 2fS
Totals .. $3.50 PIG. $50 Ss24. as7 $3.50 g28 567
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
S6s7. $50 981 SG1l. 40. .53G S55i 400 III
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Last week
EOid ...-.-.-. sl,s15,luD Na1, 2pO 81. $50 200
silver ........ I sol. sJs 640.3s5 6O7 3G5
Totals ..... Ss6a4.85s so95.545 s5.44856-
From Jan. D.
Gold go. s9G25.g35 S45.142.7as ss7.3gs III
Silver ....-.. a. e4T 3O4 1S.s34. IA 20 I32 $50
Totals .... 53.47a 23s Ss3.078 sg2 Si27. sol I57
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
Last week
sfiid Aiat. II3 h-l-Iht NI-NtiN4
silver ...-.+. IO5.55f l~G. l2l Zs73s4
Totals ... SOS So S3J4 49G S4iG87f
Prom Jan.
Gold ........ sl5G;GTa4 S2l. sos sGi S7.953 992
silver ..-...- t.4fTsJ7 & 4.JN33 4.sJ3 l4l
Totals ,.... S22.Os3ool s25.s22. 454 sI2 s47. .135
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Liverpool weekly report. with comparisons.
This Last Last
week week wear. 1909 20
sales all kinds a. ono ~ 600 5000 1900
Saies Ameri san 49, $4,000 30 600 $1,000 2J.O0O
sales speculation. o.. 4.CO0 1000 1000 1000
sales FOR export 900. 1000 1900 1000 1000
Forwarded ..... los OlO fO1 600 124.O0O 20 O00
Imports an kinds. .l75. 900 $4,000 2l2ooo 60,oCo
IMPORTS American. IJ3. 600 lls0Oo 10000 1000
Actual exports. 1000 $1,000 100 1000
stock an kinds 54S oON 49, OOO Cos 600 $40 600
Stock American %. 45S coo 39l ouJ -5J.o0O 10000
Afoat an kinds ...477.00o 10000 +4S,0O0 10000
Afioat American. .l0s 900 4120OU 36l 600 35tWo
liverpool cables Spot quiet; sales f000 bales;
81 ecuiatiOn and EXPORT, lOe, American. 4VO.
imports. 3J 900. all American. Niddllng upland,
= I'D. Futures opened quiet at points decline.
closed steady az a net decline NJ 7 point 90 an
advance OF = point November 5.o7i-d No
v,mhcr-D December 4.99d; Deoemb'r-January.
4gTied: Ianuary-Fehruarv. 49Niod. February
March. sd M7rch-ATril. 5old. Arril-May Jo3i
Nay-Juuc. juJd. Juue-Tuly. J.OtI; July-AUgust.
= Gsd. August-SeUf Hmher, S.uId, -cptemDer-oc-
tofer. : OGd: October November 50Jd.
COFTEE-Firu. and prices closed 7t net
advance Of gTlG points. sales. f3 25O bags.
Hayre closed ar unchanged 90 e franc higher.
but Hamburg. which declined sharply on Friday.
advanced a pigs. Rio was - res higher and
santos unchanged. About $4,000 bags were ten
dered on contract. but these were quickly ab-
sOrhed Available stocks iu the local market.
outside of the yalOrizatiou coffee and holdings by
bulls are very small and there is little prob
ability Of more coffee being available from
Brazil FOR December contracts. Spot steadier. at
lJc for Rio No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-26

Rosin was quiet and tar dull
OI~-No change 10 lnseed OIL Refined pc
troleum was steady at t.iic Tor standard
white I'M barrels at New York.
RICF-steadv. with fairly good weekend
business
sTGAR-Redned dull and lower prices eV-
pecfed ncXt week; fine granulated. Gl0c net
less . per cent cash. Raw dun and uu-
changed. centrifugal 90 test 5.Ojc, musco-
vado 50 test f.5Gc. and molasses sugar. -
test 48fc In London beet sugar was steady
and I'd higher. November and December. los
.Cf- Nav los gatd