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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
bought upward Of 5000 shares on balance
I'm the local stock market. The heaviest
purchases We're IN AWalgamated Copper
ATLANTIC COAST DIVIDEND Up
The directors Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company have declared a semi
annual dividend OF 81. rer cent ON the
common stock. an increase Of u Of I per
cent as compared with the last preceding
Fen1i-annusI payment II IS payable Jan
nary 20 The Increase on the rate was uH-
expected in ordinary Wall Street clrcleS,
and active buying ~ the company STOCK
~ advancing prices followed the announce
ment The issue CuJoyed a net gam on .
points Louisville 6 Nashville shares closed
lat q net gain Of "a Tho Atlantic coast
Line controls the Louisville & NASHVILLE.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared as follows The Manu-
featured Rubber Company regular qua
tarly r.. per cent on ,he preferred payable
December + Borden's Condensed MIX
COMPANY regular quarterly lle per cent ON
the preferred. payable December d.. lnr
Corfr4l lea her COMPANY regular quarterly
~, nor cent on the preferred. payable jan
nary 2 Tho American Gas Company reg
uiar quarterly Ia per cent paFahe b'ceih-
be- s.
United STATES STEEL VIII VIII N t95
ISSUE BONDS.-ThC runner Which mao
rsinsG cirCuiatiGn i'm certain circles that
rbe J7ited states steel Corporation was
contemplating q large bond issue 81 meet
the building and other expenses on me ,raIN
njant was denied Yesterday 10y =. ~ gar.
chairman Of the corporation. VINO sald 'neIe
MAS no reason fo~ such an issue.
APPLICATION To LIST.-Appucaticn
has been made 20 the stock Exchange 10
ii-- Townsville & Nashville tOmpan' SO
0aN ni0 Atlanta. Nashville & Cincinnati dls-
vision. : per cent bonds II 1890.
MONTREAL TRAMWAYS BONDS
SOIL. The Sl0.445.oa. Montreal TramWal ;
Germany first and refundlaE m9rtEdNt
= per cent bonds offered OF Monday py
Harris. Forbes & CO.. Of New YORK haI :
ris Trust & Savings Bank Of chicago ana
y " Harris & Co. incorporated, Oh BUS
ION have all been sold
MONEY FOR SA,i FRANClSCO-The
SUb-Treasurv transferred s6Jtp.o 10 san
Francisco Yesterday for the account o..
local banks. making total transfers 10 lha-
point so far this week OF 2.600''o
NEW YORK DOCK COMPANH.-AI the
annual meeting Of the New YORK DOCK
Company. Charles A. Peabody. president OF
the Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY. was
elected director TO succeed Frederic
Cromwell. resigned
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 10 me
amount Of 500 400 was Withdrawn from me
Sub-Treasurv yesterday Cor Shipment 10
Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
CHICAGO 81 EASTERN ILLINOIS.

The Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company reports FOR the year ended Juns
30. 1911 total operating revenue OF SO - -
344 against Sl.750.&55 In the year betorr
Operating expenses We're s. 34+ 40. an in
crease Of 500 -. and net earnings In
Guiding taxes. S.5ss752. gain Of N64.Jef
Total miscellaneous income was t1lS5S5.
making total income si.3l1.S9J, aeains,
S4l76 $50 I'm tho preceding year Surplus
available for dividends WAS 81 244.340 and
after dividends there vas a balance 70
credit and loss account OF tss07
There was no change IN the capital stock
OF the company in the year the mOrtgs e,
bonded and secured debt was tncreSsed
S7299i2 = and the working liabilities d
creased 1854 s94 81 Upward Of - per cent
OF the total Increase IN operating revenue
was saved for the net. and the surplus
available Tor dividends increased sos.549 p,
or IS per cent, being somewhat curtailed
by q decrease in income from hire OF
equipment Of S.. 7S6 q and an increase IN
interest and rentals Of Sl,9i5 j3. or the
increase Of s4il 40 81 In cost OF transports
ton increases in rates OF pay amounted 70
$4,000 and the Increased cost ton -
engine fuel brought a further burden OF
$749n Passenger train earnings FOR the
fiscal year increased lli5 cents a train
mile compared with the previous year
BiWmlnors coal tonnage Increased in tn"
wear -t4S3. standing al 1.l6j.sia tons, OF
81 20 per cent Of the total tons carried. In
the wear the industrial department located
fifty new industries. the estimated cost ~
which was S.55S.S00 employing l.soS men.
With "A Yearly output ot TO- sos ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
, MAY APPEAL TO CONGRESS
Independent Tobacco Interests
Determined to FIGHT

Washington Nov 2L-Indepondent to-
bscco interests v;n appeal to Congress. II
necessary. 10 have tho circuit Courts de-
cree OF dissolution of the American To-
bacCo Company reviewed by tho Supreme
Court. This was asserted to-day by Felix
H. Levy, their attorney Who appeared be-
fore tho Interstate Commerce Committee
of the senate.
Mr.. Levy SAID an application had becn
made 20 President Tart Tor q hearing and
TO have action looking toward an appeal
TO the Supreme Court Thus far no sats-
factory answer had beer received. he said.
Attorney General Wickcrsham informed
Mr. Lovy by letter. the latter said. that
he did not intend 10 appeal from the de-
cree to the Supreme Court and the indie
pendent tobacco people arc moving in tho
courts FOR review OF tho case Should
they fail there they viii endeavor 10 have
Congress direct tho Attorney General 20
take action 20 have tho decree brought be-
fore the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO.

The report Of the -. Louis & san Fran
cisco Railroad Lines for the year ended
June 30. 1911 shows total transportation
revenue OF &iZS5l 627 am Increase OF 81 95l. -
S5 over the preceding year Total operat-
Ing revenue was So I59.23T an Increase OF
81 1913. ~. operating expenses were F@,.33o. ie0
an increase OF sb43.JJ,, and net operating
revenue. including tdNcs was $l2027. D0. an
miscellaneous income total income was sll.-
$50 81. q gain OF Sl.02 81 surplus avail
able for dividends after all charges was
81 525. 4g4. leaving a balance after dividends
Of 81 .33J b62 carried to prOlt and loss &C
count The net increase I'm funded debt
AMI equipment bonds and notes In the
year was S.756.020.
The properly OF the company has been
wen maintained. expenditures for main
tenance Of way having been at the rate Of
054 ~ a mile operated for repairs Of loco
motives. S2.6ll 81 an engine owned. fer re-
pairs Of freight cars, $50 - each nd Of pas-
of locomotives I'm shop or awaiting repairs
decreased IS and the percentage ot bad
order freight ears decreased 305 a. com
pared with conditions az the close Of the
previous fiscal year. Increased rates o.
pay caused Increased costs a train mile and
q traffic unit mile for engine. train. yard
and station service While freight revenue
increased 10 per cent. freight train miles
cc creased ~ per cent, and freight revenue
"a train mile increased 81 per cent. Pas
seuger train revenue increased ll.3 Per
cent. with an accompanying increase On
passenger train miles u only A. per cont
The gross revenue mile OF rOad-sS.3i9 Is
is the highest IN the history II the com
pany. Two hundred and seventy-sN indus
uial plants. costing approximately IS, M, EN
and employing over 5000 men. We're locate
on the company's tracks Ia the fiscal year
II X estimated by the Industrial Department
of the company that the tonnage producirg
capacity Of these plants viii exceed 59G0
carloads a wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool nov ef.-ClosinE--W HEAT
Spot steady. No . Manitoba. Is l0t-d. 70
2. - Sd. futures weak Doceriher. ls I'D
March Is. I'D Mdy = I'D CORN-spot
firm. American MIXED. 6s ID futures easy
lamar r. - q. Fcbrusrs. - 67sd FLotR
Winter patents rs ID HOPS 10 London
fPacihg Cos5tb. 81 JsG ~. BEEF--Exirs
India mess. See 81. PORK-Prinne mess
Western. 9Gs Sd. HAMS-Sfort cut SOS %
BACON-Cumb@rland cut. 52g. short rih'.
SOS. cleaI bellies. SIS I'D long clear ai.dcies
light. SIS 81. heavy 55s. short clear 1acF'.
4gs. -houlders square. '9s 60 LARD-Prlnl
Western t.erces. ids 81. American rennrn
pals 4Ss BJ-TTER--Good United State|
1I3s. CHEESE-Canadian finest Whfe 'os
coiore6 70s ST. TALLOW-Prfme city, 80
sd Ti-TRP EN.TTNE-spirlts 3ls 60
ROsIN- Common. Us. PErRoLEI N~rRe-
6ned. S2,d LTNSEED on. S>s ID. M
IOW-A,etr7liqn M Loud0n. 33s I'D. cor
roNsEEO ofL-Huu refned-,poi. JOS So
London NOV 21.-sTG AR--Raw Centrum
sal. rs muscovsdo. lfs % Beet November
los SID. LINsEED calcutta. hovembsI
December. SOS Cd LINSEED OF Sos -
SPERM OIL, t34 fos EXTRAORDINARY
can refined. SID. spirits. 6td. II FPEN-
TTNE-Spirits 34s ROEIN-American
strained f5s 81 fine. is = I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
COTTON RECORDS BROKEN
11.269,986 Bales Ginned to No
vember IA This Year.

Washington, Nov. I-ln no previous year
has 50 much cotton been ginncd 10 No
ver1bcr a as in the present season. the
Census Bureaus report to-day showing "A
total Of 1885 bales which is almost
10000 bales more than was gnned 10 that
date in the record year Of 1904.
The feature of to-days report was the
figures for Georgia. which show 2,lV@,s''
bales ginned 10 November u. This uuan-
tity Il cotton is more than ever grown IN
Georgia before. aud by the time thc' final
ginning reports are received it viii have
far surpassed the previous crops OF any
year. Every cotton state. except Missis-
sippi and Oklahoma showed greater
amount ginned than in the last TWO years.
While the total was greater tnan any
other year the amount ginned between
November ! and Il this year was not SO
large as that last year in that time. ONLY
1.i9q.OSi bales we're ginned this year COM
pared with 1.Gl9@79 bales in the CORE
spending period year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago Eov 81 -CATTLE-Eeceipts. Ao00.
,arl,at slow and steady. beeves. 81 J0NS 50 10:
Trvls steers. S4uS5 10; western steers. 81 30
e 81 go. sfoclers and feeders s. go H - 20
,.yrs ana hcifers. 81 9O 80 So. calves s. 900
s. 81 HOGs-Reccipts. 80 oou. market fairly
art've 81 lower than yesterdays average
irrt g. TJWSG 40, mixed. sGnSd 50. heavy
sGst s. go rouEhs. S6USd 20. good to choice
heavy s. 9aHS65 80. pigs. s. - q 50 -, bulk
20 les. 81 - 0 S. 49, SHEFP-Receipfs
g5 600. weak. native. 81 5o0 SO - Western
- Soc. 81 sn: yeurling- 81 zoos go. lambs.
native So 5Ousj 40; western 81 s. e."
Kansas CITY, Nov 81 CATTLE ceipts.
ts 400. Including T. 800 Southerns. slow tu 10
i.,,rr. dressed beef and export steers So -
e. S. ~. stockcrs and feeders. - zoos - %;
southern. s40 So -. southern COWS. 50 100
s4o5. native. s. sos 81. helfevs. SfG 81 80.
Lulls. 81 5o0 - 80. calves $4dSI HOGS
par.fpts. - O0O. steady m Toe lower bulk
n sales s. 90 Rs6 IS. heayy So toQ 81 80,
raclle.s and butcher, 81 20 q 50 A. lishts.
- .oQ 81 20. pigs 81 50aS5 o. sHEEF-
Racelpts E 800. weak muttons 81 q :, -
yearlines 81 Is r 81 50. vethsrs. SjgSj -.
ewes. s. JOd s. 49,
cincinnati Nov 81 -CATrLE- Receipts.
$50 quiet and stesdy az yesterdays prices
4te-rf - SedS6 TO- hsifers - 90 - ..
cows 81 250 81 5O. calves steady and slow
AZ Yesterdays prices E3GSs HOGS Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were fled YESTERDAY:
CHARLES CRUTCHTTELD. brokers
empoye No IS Exchange Place: volun-
tary. Liabilities. $50 g63. no assets. There
are thirty-three members Of the Cotton kX-
change In the list Of creditors Among the
large creditors are r. q. Thompson and
w Andrews. S24 1913 Heinekeu q Nogol-
SIC. $50: T. {. Mofiett Memphis. $500
MAX ALBERT. dealer in furniture and
second avenue: involuntary. Creditors:
oscar Reiss 500. w. kolm. S253, Jacob
Freedman SIS W &. Low. receiver. LA
biities. $500 assets. 500
HARRY AND DAVID SCHWARTZ. fur
riers. 40. Is West 271h street. involuntsr
liabilities 5000; assets. $1,000 i. H..
Bangs. receiver
BERNARD E. WEINTRAUB AND
CHARLES T. LEHRER. Jobbers i'm Jew
elry, No. 500 Broadway: involuntary.
Silverman Bros. Sl05. futile & Stark Com
psny. 500 Liabilities. $1,000, assets $500
DR. JOHN u KEYES. 40. 6l6 Madison
avenue: voluntary. Liabilities, S.625; as
SOLOMON BRANDT. agent No 81
Hamilton Place: voluntary. Liabilities,
Sl4 1872; assets 5000
ADOLPHE G.. PICOT clerk. 40. IA East
18th street. formerly in a millinery bust
ness on Madison avenue. voluntary LA
bilities t6dS3: no assets. Creditors sam
uel Wooverton. trustee $500; Elizabeth
H. Fellows, $50; BuSs & Wanner 81 ,f95 .
Thomas Sullivan & Co.. $50
DAVID ROBBINS, baker No. 2s7 East
i34th street and No. go East 18th street:
voluntary Liabilities S.2S7: assets. Sl,S22.
ALBERT GOLDSCHMIDT. baker No.
900 Eleventh avenue Liabilities, SI62, as
sets 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nos. GA trifs less ACTIVITY =
noted m the wool market huf stu the sac
aun ahead 81 the average Prices hold stead
with q hrmcr tendency. especially 10 nssIoh
etock. The demand Is heavy for lower grades
Of ohio and Michigan. ana some SIZabie Sale
are reported in onr-quartcr and three -eishth
blood Territory fine staple moves stesdnN
while interest continues ina Texas j. months
Pulled wool IS 5ull.r Quotations.
ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-De lain"
washed, 3O43ic, Xxx. 2sc. fne unmerchsni
able - m 9fc; hall blood cOmhng 2si- n 20,
thrae-eiehths 2Jfl - isc, quarter @Jc- dsiniur,
unwasEed. 25c. tine uuwashed. 21c Michigan.
wisconsin and New York heeces-Fine iun-
washed. 2Oc. dolsine. &c. half blood. "a &c
Kentucky. Indiana and Miss0uri--Threc
eighthg blood. -. quarter. 24c.
Secured basis. TeXas-Finc q 90 : months.
asa nc. fine Il months, 52I SIC, hne fan.
- n SO. california Northern. - n zoe. mid
die county 4GH &c. southern. s. n as. fall
free. 4aff - Oregon--Eastcrn No sta pie
- ~ 5Gc, Eastern clothing. soc. Valley 40 I.
$50 AZ. T,ritory-F'iuo staple. &C; nne we
dunn - ~ Sc lnr clothing, ~ p JJc, enc Inr
dun fNH soc; haf blood combing. S6qJIc
three-ei .shths. 4BGi A1c. quart u. - N acc
Pullcd-EXtra, cog bic; Ene a, i90 soc \
sup rs. 10 ~ ifc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nev york November

New York November a. 1871.
RFFNFS-Receip-- $50 cars. ar l02l head
q r|rs for sale FrelnE steady 10 nrm
Dressed beef fair demand ~ 81 Fac ior ma
CALyEs-Recotpts 60 head. "a on sale az.
Market barely Ftesdy. common 10 choice yeaIs
SGT so per roo ~. Jarnyard calves. - -
No westerns offered. but Few so sou , or,
changed hands at 81 % Dressed ,aiaes , @3's
AZ N n l8c for ci,y dressed veals md 9pl3 iae
Tor country dressed ,,
saI.s-Tobin a. shannon. ,oals 80 ID
$50 n. 81 ., 10 u, 81. BARNARD calves
x ..-5 p, e. ooyIrrnts,ior company. veaIs l26 d.
81: . harvard calf 2so No. 81. Virginia
calves. 49, ID. s. - en-
j. q. curtis & Son IS y"aITa Va IT, 81
goo n p. s. = ?. fi5 II. 81 % -
". H. Hume. = ycals. ~ io. 50. L ia
TO- -HEEr hNp LAMBS Receipts 2s cars. or
GrsI head. I7ts cars on sale. market tull
steady and offerings held over Yesterday were
VcI cleaned up. some arrivals ned ever pr
rrr 900 Do. about = cars - - a = 40. cuis.
S. 20 81. sheep, 81 n So Few FOR export.
s. 20 Dressed mutton slow ~ r. 46'-c per
SaIeF-J b. Curtis e. SON ~. state lambs.
fs N, lvarag &C. s. - per 100 10 -. 90 lh. 81 10.
las. 81 10. So. lsi - lb. So =. q Id. - -.
81 e. lla l07 d. g. 30. . 80 ib 81
ST. r Hume. 49, state lambg = N. . 80.
% d
81 Is. g. rs Do. 81 % ~ cuIIs. - 10 50. 2.
sS lb. s. 30. TT state sheep 1o1 Doc. g -. -,
oi55-se 6 T. g. Dulenbsck. iic state lambs.
ga lh 81.
Eorns Comm issiOn Company 10 state lambs.
ga Do s.. - Indiana. = NJ. 81 - - Indiana
sheep. l3. Do. So so IS 40 lb. s. 80. a state,
gu Do 50 30.
UOGS-Receipts eSl cars. or 4I64 head.
haIf "a car on sale. Market hrm az So ~ "a
81 so per 700 lh for light to heavy hogs. coun-
trv dressed hogs steady al 709c per ID.
Saf.s-T0bin & shannon 3. state hor-.
1aI .b average. az So 60 per 100 ih. roIghs
2G5 No. Is so
Kerus Commission Company ~ state hogs
f.S d. SB 80. rough. 300 10. s. 80
MCPHERSON g. co. llate yesterday. % state
hoes ISL No. 50 40. . roughs $50 M. s. 80. I
boar 40 Do s.
Infd A. CO. Gste yesterday. 80 state
hogs IS Do 50 80. 36 state hogs. ~ M. 50 lu.
w. r. Hume late yesterday - state
bog4 fES Do So -. ~ $50 10. S. 30 Is fce
in sGa5 % roughs. SO %. S. 90; g. .5G %.
g. 80
TOO state hogs ~ 10. So so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

VHciai Record and Forecast w ashins ron.
.'''- -l-coder weather oyersprcsds the Middle
N'AntIc and South Atlantic states To-day,
''' general change t5 warmer weather
" 20 progress over the plains states and the
''''lssppi Nsi.cy 40 unusual extremes tn
''"peistufc were recorded in any part Of the
During the last taenty-four hours
we're scattered snow Hurrios in the North
'l'il states the upper ohio VALLEY aud the
'i lake region and rains iu Southern FLORIDA
AZ ether parts or Tho country the weather
-''ea fam no disturbance ~ any conso
'e prevails within the field Of observation.
-o4sh There are some Indications ~ me de-
opilsnt Of well defined bsrometric deprc ssion
''4' nc plains states.
inai siicns are that Che weather through
ne c9dntTT WI b. generally fair "Wednesday
- is1's1sf there eiu however be consider
.%tflasts Thgrsdag over the region from
H., --a.s.issipp VALLEY eastward. THE tempsrs
o. - 20 ne. Vednss1sy in the Mississippi and
!, sh' ane RE lake region ana Thurldsy
ANshte sia,e.. The temperature Hlll fsll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened 1T 2a per cent, highest - per
cau.. lowest. p. uer cent. closing - per
cent: ruling rate. 2ia per cent. Time money
was dull Rates 3ieU3a4 per cent Tor All
periods from sixty days 10 six months
Mercantile paper was issued rather spar
iurIv. There was a good demand for IT,
Rates. 44fpa per cent for sixty and ninety
da vs. fiidorsed bills receivable and choice
four to six months single names, i24"'a
per cent for others.
FOREIGN TNCH ANGE.-Tha foreign
,vchange market opened steady. with rates
unchanged at 4STl0n SIS for cables. 4s6E
NJ $500 for demand sterling 4.Nl3Jd4 MO Tor
sixtv dav bills and is2i, al s335 for ninety
CAV bills Short francs were quoted al
SHY less 3-6l and short reichsmarks al
OIL less 80 The market closed easy.
f-.rs- rlnNt ID rafna lnLInW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
APPEAL IN RATE CASES
Government Contests Commerce
Courts InjunCtlOnS.

washington. Nov 21.-Counsel for the
-orornment late TO-DAY filed I'M the Com
,,e-ce Court writ OF appeal IN the trans
.o7tineutal rate cases The appea is from
,bo temporary iniUcti0ns granted Ivy the
commerce Court In the cases involving
irterrretauou OF the long and short haul
nroyision Of the law. 4 motion was also
s'ed lr the government counsel that a
final decree making the njmctons perms-
ocrt be- entered by the Commerce Court.
Government counsel assert that the Com
re~co court did not take cognizanCe ~
tho facts that tho petition and afdaN1ts
Of the railways asking the injunctiohs do
not set forth sufficient cause to warrant
,he granting Of the preliminary injunction
or form the basis for relief from the COM
mission order: that the petitioners did
not show that there IS any equity I'm their
pstiucn on which 10 grant the Injunction:
chat the commission acted within lis ltUis-
6iction-8nd that the petitioners have not
shown that the commission violated any
right If .he petitioners which is protected
o. mo Constitution They also Conteu
that the court erred IN holding that the
onc and short haul provision does not au-
fhorize tho division Or tho United States
irfo the five zones prescribed by the com
mission I'm holding that the law does not
a'fthoriZr the comm ssi0n 70 prescribe the
percentage bases Of rates. and IN main
tanning iu general that the commission
orders we're unconstitutional and void. be
suse thev were beyond the power oi the
commission 10 issue.
The appeal Will 10 granted by tho Com
merce Court and be taken Immediately 10
the United States Supreme Court. There
motion will be fled for an early hear
in1 Under the law this motion probably
viii bc granted.
The motion 20 have O. final decree on
tered in the intermountsin cases also will
b. granted boy the Commerce Court in or
de- to facilitate consideration Of the cases
IL r.-.- LII. SLLnrarla InIIrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22

per cent. cash for fine eranuiuted. About
1000 fO 5000 bags Louisiana sold at l-lG
cents. BASH ~ test late November and first
half December shipment Raw here ruled
steady with cenulfugal J6 tcst. J.0gc. mus
royddo. - test. 4 sic and mo8ssos sugar,
- test. isle The London market opened
I'D lp@CI with November and December q.
lis 50 d.. and MAJ Us Stocks I'm United
Kingdom. 1000 tons. against $1,000 week
aEo. Tho close al London WIS easier on re-
ports that England favored granting Russia
perm ssion To- make excess shipments ~
b'ets. AID threatening 10 withdraw from tho
conference if permission wsS not granted.
HlDEs-Iirlu. with fun prices. and oherinEs
moderate. The better demand for leather tA-
err = good influence on the hide market.
LEATHER Primer. owing 60 run demand
and small offerings by tanners whose stocks
are moi large
bht 6>-Firl ana quito active. bssfhtlsi
oils hrmly held with good iobbing demand
Roots stead. hUt ruiet
tOrTON>EED Oif-Easier az the opening
on ns - hCHNiuege u lard and deliveries pi aho!l
Lou uhls Dn November contract. bur prices lai
lied on covering. although az the close theif
was further selling and urG. prices were uH,
changed % I point net lower Local contract
Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
CALLS BROKERS INsoLvENT
Lawyer Files Bankruptcy Petition
Against Van Setback & Co.

A petition iu bankruptcy was filed yes
's-4ay against John =. Van Schaick and
Derby Crandsll, who composed the firm Of
Van Scaaick & Co. stock brokers. at NO. :
Wall street, by Charles Unangst an attor-
nev for himself and tRo other creditors.
Nr Unangzt's claim is S4967g for money
and securities loaned TO the firm and bal
aue- on q stock account. The two other
creditors are Thomas w Hndley, S6SS, and
lanes r. Pope. jersey City. 1885
If was alleged thai the firm IS insOivVuI
7-H commiIted an act Of bankruptcy bv
making an assignment on September l..
The assets arc estimated a. $3.50. 600.
Eliot Norton, 81 No. Rector street. IS
Inc assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
E. T. JEFFERY RETURNS
Reports Big Repairs on the Denver &
Flo Grande.

p T. JeGerv presi lent Of tho Denver &
RIO Grsnde Railroad. returned here yester-
dsv from a six weeks inspection trip over
thar road and the Western Pacific. He said
that good progress was being made in re-
ralrrc the damage done TO the narrow
gauge fines of the Denver & Rio Grande
in colorado 10y the disastrous floods Of the
ear- autumn Train service on these lines
vas restored iu part last week. Up 10 that
tim, Mr. Jeferv said. a number Of towns
slous the Denver q Rio Grande in Colorado
had bcen without service for forty DAYS.
The total cost Of repairs. Mr.. Jefiery cs-
tiua.rd at around 100000 OF that
amount le said Sl0o.O00 would be paid by
the Denver & Rio Grande proper and the
remainder nv the Rio Grande Southern.
This cost viii be charged 10 operating eX-
uer-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-22
AuTolsTs TO MEET DECEMBER

Albany. Nov. I.-The proposition TO bond
the state for an additional '5oooo.cOo to
complete New York's system Of Highways,
the need FOR federal aid in the construction
and maintenance of interstate highway.
the question OF compelling all vehicles 10
carry lights. and the illumination of road
signs for tourists. are amon- the more inn
portant questions 10 be discussed at ths
annual convention Of the New York State
Automobile Association in Albany on De-
cer,,bor