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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Vmfisi Record aud Forecast. w ashIN~ ',,'
la.-Whue pressure has fslien senei@''
~ me Interior Of the country. be- rclauN'
..-''h has hanged but little during me 80
iolr hours. except bon the extreme D' 49,.
west which Is covered by a vel o'ii.
h. -''eace accompanied by rain in the "''
, states The trough of moderately
f ihat was over the Plains states "e"i''
"shi has moFee slightly 20 The as'" va.
NAs vith b. tie rain area TO t1"
d h. VALLEY although rains also roi''i i,,sT
no -.,sefh portions of the Plains aid.,t ,5ss
;sr -''@Acer ~ tHe country the "ea'"0'
% d. ,s,.
frsp, :, s-nefaIIy. though not decidedly c l,,',r
.n BIZ. = fldius states eastward. Hllghil 20 ,..4
eeo.er - ~ Mountain and plateau lt sl".,33 h.
tss. Lf racine Coast states ih'LI 't,.itev
So ft. -iAt natuuiay Iu the MISSISSIPPI et,f
'ftf "a. ~ lake region and pIoDaplt us e tbe
Hesist h portions 1f the ohio AdHfy on" 81
@Hes Nei'lon of the lower lake tesl""' ''
lH ~ GENERALLY falr weather -uhdat Inc
snd fsI @qQle Atlantic states and NfH trT
frFed father saturday viii probaby ~. ns
fnd 1919 oy somewhat unsettled conan,
~ rsst. lalht In the south AilahNl r'"g
sslos, -, VIII 10 generally fair 1atur4a, "a,
~ i" 800 fne East Gu4 states pl'ani'i'
- &c lrohahle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
TOBACCO TRADING HEAVY
o,ods Touch 9234, Highest Since
Slpreme Court Decision.

very heavy trading the per cent
- the American Tobacco Company
NJ ,-.,,ed - points over "Wednesday clos
49, on the Stock Exchange yester-
Ne ',,,cbinr 92S,. the highest price since
az ,,.,tsd states Supreme Court handed
~ is decision in the Tobacco case. and
Sa.rirc with this years high record of
-,oda early iu the year. The total
y" .c,ions I'm tho Is was $S192po0 par
un After reaching the high point the
,. reacted 20 gIl,. which was the open
scure. They luctustcd between that
s,d 9es. FOR the rest OF the day. clos
o, Oh, a net gain Of rs points over
-,s,essav's final 1gures. Tho bonds came
4, blocks ranging from $1,000 TO 1856 oOO
pW vaIuel
-,s trust company certificates of deposit
.-sssntine the bonds that have been de-
-.s,,ss with the e per cent bondholders'
,.,,r,,ttee. formed 10 cooperate with the
-,sqer,cnt Of the Tobacco company IN
,...,,glsting a reorganization plan. were
- active yesterday. S2.574.oOO OF the GER
.,scsfes changing hands at from S97s TO OPS,
-bleb last was 25s points above Wednes-
Avs closing price. They closed at 9lt4 a
=, Gain Of l& points on the days trans
sctons
There we're no developments in the To-
,.rco companys situation 10 account for
no activity and strength OF the Is. In
,o-,e quarters it was attributed TO an at
,.rprt hy insiders 20 influence the holders
:, these securities 20 accept 30 for them,
rs1e others believed that the demand for
,ss bonds was due 20 the stems recently
aken DIS the minority holders TO force the
american Tobacco Company 10 redeem
hen al not less than par. The only Of
s,ial statement regarding the Tobacco COM
,sry given out during thesday was by W.
u. Fuller. chief counsel, who said that the
reorganization plan would not be made
rrblc this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

100 4oc. CUCCMBERs state. basket. I9c q = :
Long Island. Dbl 81 0S2 80; Jersey 81 ne 50,
small. 100, 15a 25c: CAULlFLoWEk'. t 1oSS
81 -: CHIcORY. basket. 25c@ 81 hG ~, ~,
PLANTS. Dbl 75cGst; HORSERADisH luo
H. $685. LIMA BEANS. potato, b1ske. o.
bag. 81 2JaSi IL. fat. Siqsi %. LErTi !. H.
state. 3-dozeu box. 5Ocdsi 2-dozen. ~ a -, -,
basket 25cMSi nearby basket. -.f ~ -
craft - n soc. MUSHROOMS. AID DasA"l,
GOc 81 30. ONIONS. white. pickle. hasket -.
crate 81 5O1S2 IS, other white. 81 - - 90
state and western. yellow. 1to-th bag = .'"W
81 =: tIO-Ib bag S20 81 80. rcd i0O-ib naG'
hag e, 5OGS 10. Connecticut. yellow l00-h
Rag 81 5OdS1 ~: OKRA. bushei basket -'W
T5c box 2Jm5Oc. PEPPERS red. large Dol
sIalxl ~: green. I5c r. 81 %. small Dol, rsd'
10 n 81 -. green. 5OcnSi. PEAS virginia
half hbl basket. S2mSi Eastern shore p l3b
ket x22S3: PUMPKINS. bbi. 20 " zoe, ~
MAINE basket 25cnSt. SQUASH marrow.
bbi. 500 75c Hubbard. yellow or white. 20
81: TURNIPs. rutahaga. SOC 81 wn it@. -
100 hun ,hes s1TkI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bosfou oct IS-"The Commercial Bulle-
t.r'' u.iII saw Of the wool market tomorrow,
a little wider inquiry Tor wool has dcve
oped this week in the Boston market. AZ
Though the volume of 1aIes has not appar-
emily been much greater Dealers are IN
MANY cases predicting NOR" general ana
larger buying movement. hoNever NJ TINS
,,-rf+fnr prices are practically without change
frern the low levels previously quoted Trans
sctious FOR the week have boon almost en-
ttrst, ~ Domestic woods. largely territory
.lothfrr suitable for French combining and
original woods Tho shipments ~ wool from
Boston FROM January I 20 October ]. inclusive
,,srs 13K4SS ora pounds. against lSA 81 Iol
mounds FOR the same time last year. The
receipts from January 70 October II. in
riusivo we're 2IG. Ga2.242 pounds. against 2-S
40 S4T mounds FOR the same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
RECEIVERS FOR STEEL CO.
courts Take Hand in Affairs of
Western Corporation.

seattle. Oct 13-The receivers appointed
Yesterday for the Western Steel Corpora
uon' capitalized al S20,0oOO will serve
ohiy until the creditors select a trustee
counsel for the Metropolitan Trust Com
pdhN' OF New York. upon whose petition
'he receivers were appointed. after re-
counting the efforts made by the Metropoli-
lah Trust Company for the retirement Of
PRESIDENT James A. Moore. said:
We don't understand just what relation
tuere is between the Irondale Realty Com
pany and the Western Steel Corporation.
II is understood the realty company has
disposed Of something like 10000 worth Of
property in the vicinity OF the plant. We
nave no idea OF the visible assets Of the
company or Of the true valuation OF the
plant. ! have heard it valued at all the
way from S2O0o0O 10 $500 600"
Counsel for Moore stated that the cor
poraion's assets are valued at S37000O0l
and consist principally Of iron. coal and
timber lands, in Nevada. California. Wash
ington and British Columbia. He said fur
Their that the Irondale Realty Company has
no connection with the steel corporation.
Moore is IN New York
Leslie NJ. Shaw. ex-Secretary of the
Treasury and Robert Dollar. Of san Fran
cisco, are among the directors Of the steel
corporation.
James A. Moore. president Of tho Western
Steel Corporation. has been in this city Tor
several days trying TO raise money TO pay
or the company's Indebtedness, but with
out success.
The Western Steel Corporation was i'm
corporated on October . 1893, with cap
itsl Of S22,000,000. consisting of 100000
authorized and 100000 preferred stock, in
addition to 100000 first mortgage g per
cent bonds. The company has a steel
manufacturing plant at Irondale, near
Seattle and holds extensive tracts of iron,
IL L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

r.yorpooi oct. -wHEAT-spot nominal
f,ture~ arm. October is sd. December y
GI.d. March. TsSisd. CORN-Spot nrm Amer
'n r,t,sd is 81. futures nrm. January -
al Tebruary - Cd FLOUR-Winter pat
.Srte oSs sf HOPS IN London Pacific Coast.
n 0sat0 I5s BEEF-ENtra India mess Pc
"a pCpE Prime mess. Western. 100
Ms short cut SIS. BACON-Cumberlani
i - 55s. -hcrt rib SIS 81 clear bellies. 5ss
81 long clear middles Light ags hsS 4, /. :; as
sr,,.ra "a sd LARD--Prime Western.
tierces 45s. American refined. pals. 4ds
,tHrEsE canadian fuest white and coiorsd
"a TAfrOW Prime city. re- Cd TT r
pFNTINE| snlri,s SIS I'D. ROsIN
iss PETROLEI " Refined. I'D. LlNsEEu
an as 0J COTTONSEED OTI.--Hull re-
sned spot .7s ad. TALLOW-Australian IN
cndop oct t3-sUGAR-Raw centrifus1i
tss al. muacovsdo. IDS Cd. beet. october. lI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
TO ENJOiN POSTMASTER
Shipping by Freight Would Hurt
Business. Review" Says.

An action I'm equity was filed YESTERDAY
i'm the United States Circuit Court by the
Review cf Reviews" Company, which
publishes The American Review Of Re
views" against Postmaster General Hitch
cock and Postmaster Morgan 10 restrain
them from enforcing the new postal resula-
ton for the forwarding Of monthly and hi
weekly periodicals on the ground that this
rule constituted an unlawful discrimination.
The new rule complained of provided tnat,
beginning on September I, 1911, periodicals
classified as second class mail matter issued
monthly. M-weeSly or ar longer intervals
be- forwarded by fast freight instead Of on
regular mail trains ir the territory known
~ the third contract section, which com
priseg the states of Ohio. Indiana, l.li-
nois. Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Missouri
The Review Of Reviews" COMPANY com
planned that this rule "wrOngfuly divides
said second class mail matter into two
classes. and provides much slower ana
inferior method OF transportation for peri
odfcaIs issued 'bi-weeklv or al longer inter
walls than is furnished 20 periodical puhii-
cations issued AT intervals shorter than hi
weekly"
A hearing OH the application for pre-
Iiminary iniuncuoB was sought yesterday
bat Judge Ward postponed it for one week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ROCK ISLAND ELECTION
Stockholders Ratify the Guaranteeing
Of Bonds and Notes.

Chicago. Oct AT the annual meeting
yesterday Of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway Company Edward :
Morre. p. q. Reid, Robert Walker and
John J. Mitchell were reelected as direct
ors for a term of three years.
The stockholders ratified executive board
action toward guaranteeing the principal
and interest of 100000 first mortgage
bonds of the St. Paul & Kansas City Short
Lire Railroad and the guaranteeing Of the
principal and interest OF notes of the Rock
Island. Louisiana q Louisville Railroad
amounting 10 S453.600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ERIE TO HANDLE MORE TRAINS
New York, SusQuehanns & Western
Will Use Station After December l.

The Erie Railroad Company has an
nounced that beginning December I. the
passenger trains Of the New York. Susque-
hanna & Western. which for many years
have come into the Jersey city station Of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company. will
be handled at the Erie station, the change
being made necessary by tho decision 70
devote tho Pennsylvania station 20 other
purposes.
Reports that the station would be used
as the terminal of tho Central Railroad Of
New Jerseys passenger trains were said
Yesterday 10 be unfOunded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

.,. the .y.egt norton of the country the W-a' n
49, an H. fsir SATURDAY ana Sunday 80. m
~ .,tr.,rie Northwest. where mere WI M, a.
..,er,fure changes viii NOT bc dtoNi'l VAIPp
~ ~ ertrerne Northwest where 70 VIII u' 1'''''
AIudaE. - .t Ncv. England coast
30 - moderate northwest. becoming Narlabe.
,t..t.Ie Atlantic coart. lisht u" nue..
"a .i ,,ost b.ceming variable soulh ,i1".''
H'i '.'t r-est Gulf coast light 20 moc' I"i''
e'.f.- ,orfbeast. West Gulf COAST. ilsnt .N
moe 10. ,.st. on the lower lakes Hght 70
l-uli..-,,. variable. upper lakes Ight 10 nl""
~, eayt 10 southcast becoming FarlaD'e
s,as,oers departing saturday for European an
g...UI haf. Ucht Co moderate "Ilhehft Pr
pos, winds with fair weather 90 tie H'a"u
Banks.
ro,sca.t for special Localities. For Mary
- and the District NJ Columbia. FAIR ana
g.. fav. SUNDAY increasing clouoiness an"
INC. light north winds. becoming VaIlhpl';
W 60 delaware ana New Jersey, FAIR ana co...
49, SUNDAY Increasing ci9udlnesA. Hb"'
n"I,. D. stern New Work and Eastern Penn
,is fafr aud cool ,o-dar. sunday lncItas-
rion,iin.ss probably local rains. sls ~
~ ,.er light 10 moderate north WINDS "'
,,iue variable t o.,
ot,i,- N@w England. fair continued cool ~
-. euudsy increasing cloudineast pfonan..
IA, -sins Iv night in west portion modeIai9
'-.by,cst 10 north winds. becoming variaDlf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
sHFEP An iAMRs.RecoL-n-a u
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. OCT. 70 CATTT.F-R Receipts 900.
steady. bssves. 81 s5ass 50. Texas steers. 81 I5T
ers, 81 2JdSj -, cows and hefsrs. S2H 81 =
calves. s. 5oQs9 50 HOGs-Roceipts p .0o0.
S2 Ta ssS s89 a Rsay ,5 s cass % f poSsb
s. 9oass = good 10 choice heeyy. s. l5gS5 20.
pigs 81 15@Sa IN. bulk Of sales. So 3oaSs &C.
SHEEP Receipts. r. 1000; weak. native. s. 25q
lambs, native. sias5 90 Western. s4gss q.
lci slow and lOd l5c lover steers So JOdS6 -.
heifers 81 50G$5 -. cows. 81 50qS4 -. calves
orered STEADY. closing slou 25q5oc lover. S5N
weak % &c lower: packers. So 3JaS6 - stays. -
q 20; common sows, S+a So liss and lishts;
essy. 81 5oHS3 "a; lambs duh and DC lower. 81
East buffalo. Oct. BATTLE Receipts.
steady. HOGS Receipts. 10 400. fairly active
and 5aioc lower. heavy and mixed. 81 S5aSh 90.
s. $685. 50: stays. 81 5oqS5 *. daries. So 5oa
lambs slow and 90 lower. sheep active and
steady: lambs S4dS6 TO- yearngs 81 iOdSi -
vethers 50 loaS4 2: ewes, 81 2jaS4 sheep.
dressed beef ami export steers. So 75dss -: fair
N good. S54Se = Western S4FS7 81: stookere
ern cows, 50 $685. ~. native - 1885. hefers
So 7oGST bulls. 81 2-IS4 30. calves - 5OdS7 -
HOGS Receipts $500 steady 10 SO higher.
closed weak. bulk or sales. SO l5Q$6 s.. hosvy
So 208$6 90. hackers and butchers, So 3OdSB 50
lights So lj0S6 30. pigs 81 JOGs1 g. SHEEP
earrings. s4dS4 -. wethers. SO 25aS3 ~. ewHs
S?GS3 50. stoclerg 2, q feeders 81 5OdS3 ~
Pittsburgh Oct 10 CATTLE Steady. SIP
pix light. choice 81 40dS7 so: prime SG 25a
SO 50. SHEEP SLOW. supply FAIR. Prime VEIN
ers 81 S0IS4. culls and common. 81 50ds2
lambs. 81 J1U So 70. veal calves Sg0Sa 90. HOGS
-. Lower. receipts 30 double decks. Prime
noavies mediums and heavy vorkers So S0dS6 ~
light vorkers 81 25G$6 90, pigs. $3.50. roUghs,
IS 1885.
fRv Telegraph t0 The Tribune
st. Louis oct n. CATTLE Receipts. > 49, .
cloi~c steady. others 1CT1jc lower. quality con-
mon. demand only modersta and trading ''ch
F'OGS-Receipts 10 l8a fairy active and about
steady. choice 10 20 go ~ SO 7OGS6 -. bulk of
sifles So 40dSg ~ packers So 35dsG -. best
liEht. 100 ~ $50 n sGdSi -. best pigs. 10 10
and under. g. T5T$e. common pigs. S5GS5 20.
SHEEP Receipts I. 05P: supply light and com
mon demand fair fO~ good grade lambs "a -
TS5 r.. Gull lambs S4dS4 80. sheep. 50 j07fS3 -
common snoar e9 TOlS9 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

PRINT CLOTH MARKET

Fall River Mass. Oct. l3--The print cloth
market for the week has been dull, with only
a moderate amount Of trading. Prices show
derfi0es ~ 1-tSd .c Sa Ies were about O.. nn0
pieces Quotations. 2S-inch. 6416i 3isc nom
iraf. eS-inch. $3.50. Sc. 2T-inch. 6ix6o
3 t-f6c. 27-mch. 5GXjG 24c. 3Nlz Inch. 64A
~ 4n-lGc. an-Inah. GsAI.. } l-lGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ELECTION NOTICE,


BOARD OF Elections 81 the city ~ New Ok
General Ofice. iO7 ". 4ist St, Borough OF
haitian. - -, ,.-.--
Notice is hereby given. IN pursuant ., 10, -
ter % section 3Oi Laws or iSs cons'l, 49,
C.,apter Il or The Consolidated Laws. OF "
boundaries Of each Of the election districts N -
Counties Of New York Kings. Queens am
n,ond % the designation OF TIE pise OF 81,
traton October Is -. 20 and 2 and o, ,ne ~ ~. :
ing place for the election 10 be held NoN-'1o..,
nth 1911 in each Of the election districts ID Sio
= COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

'1nd LIvsEEp-calsg,t' 40 oet 20 sSPErm
per o sg, ,6a PETROLE uM-American -
S al ig Is. 4 spirits ss.d. TCRPENll.S,IL.d
sn,ri;. AZ I'D ROSfS-American sfaine"'
IA ri 6uc ISIS | I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
Z BIG GROWTH OF BANKING
Reports to Controller Show Great In
creases in Year.

Washington. oct E-There was big
,lpsreion Of the banking business in the
last wear. according IN reports 20 the
Controller of the Currency from practically
every Incorporated bank I'm the United
Educational and state-and a large per-
rnisee of the private concerns. The re-
Ports show that ON June the total re-
urcss of banks the country over We're
uo-s than s23 $4,000. an increase Of
fW90oa as compared with 1910. There
we're 1}e7f Institutions heard from this
year which was LIT more than reported
81 1910 sno I.yso more than for 1909.
An ANALYSIS of the resources and usbili-
ues showed.
Loans Es,Ur.31r 100. am increase as com
pared with 1910 OF E25.joooo0, investment IN
bonds. ETC.. U.O52.Oo0 O1'. increase %}2>. =
5000. cash on hand. 81 $50 1000. increase
tasaoa. capital $3.50, 10000 increase, 81
5000. surplus and profits, E-67 0e''' n
ereas4 2r&poR0. individual deposits, $5,-
NH1H increase sos 60'HoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
nv Telegraph N Tho Tribune
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago OCT. l3-Serious shortage in winter
crop seeding helped to-day 10 run up the price
~ wheat The close steady AZ "a re 70
7sc not advance Latest trading left corn Just
the same as forty eight hours before, oats 4
shade % &c higher. and hog products VARYING
from 2i7T5c decline 10 3'4c greater cost. Range
Il prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

~ CHEST temperature yesterday, 6I d.gIees.
lowest ~. average. "a. average for correspond
ing date iast year. A. average FOR correspond
ius cate last turty-iNires Years 81
Local forecast Fair and rool today. SUNDAY.
increasing tlou1inesa probably local rains.
slightly warmer light 60 moderate north winds
becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs.

The imports and marketings OF drysoods
., Tho port OF New York last week were
as follows.
ras+ ~ prev vk lAst ~.
Total imports 81 42l 90 81 go lat % ~, "a
~otai rrarl,etinEs 35J. s39 2I5o, ~ o'V'i''-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

Remember the record Of Tanmsny
Hall. in the LegsI sture and elsewhere
this yearl You will have chance TO
vote an ant ! ar1n1anY ticket this faI.
But Il you 10 not reqistsr you cannot
vote. REGISTER today. ANY time be-
+,vsen a. m. and 10 ?. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

Reoister! You have second chance
.o.day 10 get your name on the rolls.
YOU are not reg stored. you cannot
yote. No good citizen neglects to vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

Now York October ~, ltll
GRAIN -WFEAT-Nl wheat msrhrls -
sfron.or. tine upturn again being l'd oF ~ -
York where firt her demand from mill inter
rgts advanced the price ~ Decamoer q d
nuslei. against 5s ~ : r. advance m the 1NlchSo
market News was quite bulhsh, especial
from abroad and there was also good casU
higher prices for cash gain every Whefe. No'
only was liverpool > n - net higher put =
ports or cold weather I'm the Argentine arouseH
ruiiisn sentiment. while. according 70 an ON
Hi4I report Ine Russian wheat crop pm -" 90.
ernmenis rs estimated ar 2i6.o""n 900 hushe!s
loss than last year There was also an -
mate out NJ - per cent less acreage in AUS
traIta imam last wear. Argentine shipments
amounted fn only 412noO bushels. compared
with + .0Gl GOO week ago Export business F,
loads 80 rod 81 elevator. export basis. ana
81 ut 70 adoat; No I Northern buIuth'
81 1gl, % b anoat. CORN-Stcadier iu s' M
path with wheat Export business. loads.
SO corn. 20. nominal elevator. doip'stc
basis. to arrive. and 7Ilzc. nominal Z
Iirr- country offerings a shortage n loo -
6Ou 900 bushels IN tho Russian crop and fa!'
cash demand. cash oats q little easier stand
ara white. % &c ir elevator. No :, 3Sc. No ..
5gfac. 40 4 52c. and uatursI white anu
clipped white. - = p - -. on track RYE
Firm so % Csc. nominal. 90 Buffalo 20 ar
rive TEN-Firw- waiting. ~ lfn - -
.r Z Buffalo. Wheat rncIudinE fourl exports
fo- Pho week. according 70 Bradstreet's. aggrs-
week and o. 100 sc last wear since July J.
q 0iT GO bushels against 25.15G.50o last sea -
so0 Corn exports for the week. T5474a bush
els. agai0st 12T oo2 last week and 64e. 262 last
vnar. since July T. s.ST4js2 bushels. against
737. 80 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
Locai Official Record

Local Official Kecord-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in tho temperature for me last twenty
ing date of laft sear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. October l3
ORDERS 1SSUED.-The following order.
have been issued.
ARMY
Cap+sir LAMBERT w JORDAN DR.. tst In
fautry. detailed iu su1sIstfncs derai i1ntnl.
Leave ~ absence. Major GEORGE w. VT n
FRS -omnliSsarv. four months on ARRIVAL
a. san Francisco.
NAVY
Ti.utenany Commando r. SHANE. 10 No" Ion
don ship and Engine Company. 'r'ton. 'ohn
Lieutenant r. l.. IRVINE. t0 bureau 't steam
engineering Washington. .
Lieutenant S. K. SHOUT. detached the ,Nii'i
~ Naval Academy. ,-...,
Boston. .-- ON q. q.
Pavnastars clerk j.. u. SMITH. appointed n
the celtic.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
oct. 1.-The Justin. al Corinrn.
.o,t i2--rhe connecticut and tue Michigan. ar
HAMPTON Roads. tHa Neptune. a. newport
mo raleigh az Mare Island. rho Albany az
Manila. the Helena, a. Hank1"
SAILED.
or. ~ The New Jersey from Hampton Roads
FOR southern drill. grounds. '1e Prairie rom
rnarIoston FOR Hampton Roads. the krutns'
from. Norfolk FOR philadelphia. Tho Stan1ihl.
from Norfolk FOR Annapolis. fh' hHleish'
from san Francisco for Mare Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
YORK. increasing cloudiuess to-day. local rains
al night or SUNDAY. light to moderate east
winds. becoming ariabIr
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Ho

FLOUR AND MEAI-Holders we're encour-
100 b. he strength in wheat and there vas
-, inward tendency with broadening Ir-
-. -nriny patents. s. 80 n > -. winter
-i".tgt,t~ 50 las 500 winter patents. 81 - n
"a 90 ..-.nr clears. - g5uSf GO. extra No
$50 A.! 400 s. So. eztra No winter :" - f
=. ~. t.,rsar straIghts. s. Is - fancy spring
.,. 81 5uHSs - RYE FLOjR-Firn f,
80 - good 81 T5nS5. choice 10 fancy. g. IN
80 az COR NsiEAf.-St~ady. kiln dried.
e. N-gs3 H. RAG MEAf.-Fine white AMI
+'r,u. Al 4uh 81 -, coarse. 81 35hS 81 -
vtED western spring S26 n standard mid
sf. COS 10. hour 10 S3a -. ROD dog SO -
t, man s. so bulk 81 sacks niddling.
SIS ,osI ysa 80. red dog So -, nominy chop.
s5S bulk 500 2o sacks. ollmtal $40.
pROVi-ION~-Hsf a ssFging tendenCy. With
-. ,,,la al Two slight rallies. The market N as
,.s,,.n,ef los lower hogs heavy receipts al
~ W.st 9gEregating $4,000 for two DAYS,
. ceiling ~ commission houses PORK
s,esdv. moss. SlG T5dSlI family. $40 RS2l 4,
&c. clear s1GT54S1T 50 BEEF Firm
T,,,ss SO S04xI3. family. Sl5 "on So. packet.
tig- sin s0. extra India meas, SD 30 n -.
pFr.E n ANE-Ouiet $50 So q So ~. DRESSED
100 pIreIy stsady. bHcons. fici $50 To.
a. g.. 100 fb af.c 140 ID. 2'zc. pigs. lnr
Sr--r' NFATs-Pickled bellies. 10 lb, l2.c. T.
u tr.c. u DO. lie. picked hams easy, IL
fL6W-Steadv; city, sos nominal com
frv IN. dG-.c LARD--Midole West su' N
p use. citt auist "a. refined. souih Amsrica'
Io Go,. continent . Toe; Brazil kegs ~ Coo
compound quiet. "a h7kc hIEARINE-
et4,dv. oieo 100. city lard, l0d i0iac
sTGAR-RenuCd quiet nut unchanged
.raaulatcd. Z zoe net less per cent cash The
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JOSEF .I1rs taken n : 2. m l3h Hefed" ""' "
ntsire reduced 10 sea level
soos CONTINUOUS lines pass through points o. eq'4 9"
pressure
isohsrns dotfsc mes pass through p0nls o. 49, 1850.
p.aJfe drawn 0n.y Tor zero ifcezng ~ ano To-
= clea-. q Psrfy Cloudy. a-Cloudy r Ram Snor
VI pspor rrssng AuoNs ily si'h thr ~ino
first gsfes indicate temperature second I4-noui pfelp
1on q o. inch Or more Tor a hours endng N yes
tfesi itc wind velocity when 10 Or more 0es Pc 'O0