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Evening journal., 1911-04-11

In France a baker is not only required 70
conform 10 laws regarding weight but he
is also told az what price he must sell his
bread He is further required TO deposit
a certain sum OF money IN the hands Of the
municipal authorities az a surety Of good
behavior.
Evening journal., 1911-04-11
Euchre and Dance.

A euchre and dance will be given
ia Eden Hall on Tuesday evening, May
H. by the Lippincott Relief Associa-
tion. Several prizes will be given.
Evening journal., 1911-04-11

improved, after undergoing three very
serious operations. Mr.. Ainscow has
been i'll for over three months.
Evening journal., 1911-04-11
Spring Humors

Come to most people and cause man,
troubles.-pimples boils and Other
eruptions. besides loss Of appetite, that
tired feeling. biliousness. indigestion
and headache.
The sooner you get rid OF them the
better. and the way to get rid Of then
and to build up the system is to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Spring Medicine par excellence
as shown by unequaled, radical and
permanent cures.
Get it today in usual liquid form
chocolated tablets known as Sarsatah
Evening journal., 1911-04-11

You know that some Of your
furniture is shabby and needs
renewing. II will look still
worse in the new home. Why,
bother to move it? Sell it as it
stands, come to MilIer's and
Evening journal., 1911-04-11

choose new things. And If you
haven't the money to pay all Of
the cost now, pay all you can
for the Miller Charge Account
for the balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
View York. September =. 1si

View York September :. 1911.
FFNFS-Peceints ~ cars. or Sl4 head IN.
cludiuz Is ears for the market. No trading ~
Importance to-day Feeling STEADY, Win mod
crate receipts expected for Wednesday
trade Dressed beef quiet; native sides. "a
l2c 10 later cables
CALVES Receipts 4o1 head. ~ on sale
other calves unchanged. hut srassers slow
and few uusold common 70 good veals
SOLD at S7TSg75 per roo II culls go. com
mon grassers and vearlinss mixed ar 81
Southern calves 81 j0dSI 90 city dressed
veals slow ~ I2d lec. country dressed easier
Or l0g l4c. dressed srassers ard buttermilks
sales-Newton < Co. e West virginia
calves 1s3 10 average. 81 30 per 100 10. q,
19l %. s. -, 10. 22t 10. s. 50. L veal. 100
" r Hume. % veals. 1871 III. o75; .
Aadlsg Mullen. 10 veal'. 15i III. 50 So 5
T. q. curtis & son: II ve.Is. 154 NJ. 50 %
George a. l. 8. pillenback. 10 mixed calves
$50 20. s.. 80 grsssers and yearlings 146
SHEEP AND LsMBs-Receipt 10 cars or
$500 head. including y cars for the market
Demand fair and prices steady on moderate
simply The pcns were cleared. Mediu.a TO
choice lambs sold AZ So % s. b = per 100 III .
yeariings al s.. Common 70 prime sheep AZ
s. 50qS. Dressed mutton steady AT 81. s = e
per 10. dressed lambs quiet AZ 10 n l2isc. a
few hog dressed selling at &c
lambs SO IN average. 81 - per 100 ID. 30
g. H. 81 226 ~ DO. Sc So 1aj. 60 10. SO SO y ::
ZHS NirElnl0. nN To. 50 20. LOO W rSt Virginia
sheep % No.. 81 -. io2 H. 81 10; IS vir-
Korns Commission Company: go Kentucky
lambs. ~ 49, So -. 240. 20 10. so -.
Tohin d. shannon "a Kentucky lambs. 90
10. 81 81 r. i25 Virginia. - N. SO %. 30 Viz
cinia sheep. S6 b. s. 50
Shamberg q Son 10 Ohio lambs - h.
So 80. 81 yeari.ngs. 76 %. 50. - sheep. il5
$. Sanders. 81 pennsylvania lambs. 20
TO- J. 9 curtis & SON. 81 state lambs. 70
Georra a T. $ DWenbact 70 state lambs
So id g. 20
Andrew Mullen. 70 state lambs. so H.
So % sheep 125 H. 81 50 10. 81 30
HOG~-Rec@ipts. Il cars. or 2 AL head
including a carload FOR M" market Prices
Just about steady ~ s. 90 q IS 10 ger 100 10
for good heavy 20 light weights.
sales-J q. curtis s. SON. - state hogs
100 Do average. s. 0J per 700 To. 10 rouEns,
23i 10. -. p. 400 No. SO -. . stays. 49, 10.
hogs. fJS 10 81 10. II roughs 3l6 lb. 81 70.
-. Dus & Co. 10 state hogs. ia ID.
s. TO- . -, lb S. o.. o roushs 2iT 10. 81 -
T. 270 No. s.. 500 ~. 81 -
Andrew Mullen date Yesterday. g state
hogs. 100 no. s. o5
Nelson g McCabe Oate yesterday lo4
state hogs t85 10. s. 10. roughs. 327 ID.
- -
Tobin & shannon date Yesterday III
state hogs. I47 IN. s. TO- 60. III Ii $50 o
piEs TOO Ih s. q rourhs 800 20. 50 -.
Sanders dave yesterday; - state hogs,
1872 ~. s. 90. 30 20 H. IS 10. IS ID, s. 30.
. Pennsylvauia 100 10. 8 10. 20 pigs l02 10.
SIS . rouehs. $50 lh. SO 20. o. 31T M. so IS
. 400 III. 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bsoton. sept The wool market has been
arm during the last week. with fairly large
sales Quotations range as follows
Domestic wools-Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
hesces. Dsane washed. 3oc, Xxx, 2sc hslf
blood combing, 2si2c. three ighths 25a25tsc
0ne-quarter 25c. one-haf three eghths one
quarter clothing, 22a23e. delaine unwashed.
&c: fne unwashef, 20q2lc Michigan Niscon-
sin and New York feeces: Fine urwashed, ied
20c. delaine urwashed 23a24c, half-blood IN
washed 24tsc. ,hree-e iEhths 24lec; one-luar
ter DC. one-half, three-eighths one-quarfsr
clothing 2l1G2c Kentucky. Indiana and Mis-
souri,. Three-eighths blood, Csc. 0ne-Guarter.
24d24izc. Georgia 2l122c.
scoured basis|Texas Fine - months, $40
500. 10 months, 47d4sc, fali, 43ga5c. Calf.
fornia. Northern. 4sq5oc middle county, 40
47c Southern 45a46c: fall free, 4Od42c.
oregon Eastern No ! staple 55Q56c. eastern
clothing. SOC. valley No !. 46147c Territory:
Fine stcpla, 60d62c; 1ne medium, 5sq5eci me
ctotbing 5laA2c. fine medium, 4sT50c.
hall blood combing 55a57c: three-eghths. ga
SO: one-quarter. 4en5oc
pulled Extra. 52G5lc. fine 4. 5on52c; A
suDcrg. 4g44sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06

81 . a 50 - ewes, saqss 80; stOckers and
Eat Buffaio Sept. 5.-CATTLE-Rsceipts
100 steady ,yEALLsso1Recegit6s 100 .a aGiiys
1900: slow, log 21c lower; heavy. 81 soc
81 30; mixed. 81 9Oass; Workers. 81 % s. 10;
pigs 81 309S1 30; roughs So 500 So - stags.
s5a&5 -, diaries, 81 4odss. SHEEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts. 1000; active and STEADY
lambs s4ds7 a.: warnings. - 50GS5. weth-
ers. 81 81 20; ewes. So 25gs4 sheep mixed
!lze,: calves s. s. 20 y 4oGsaFsssiSS 8 :
fissRtt '9 workers. sos 81 75ass SHEEP ,ATD
LAMBS-Receipts fair. top sheep. Sids4 10
10y CINCINNATI i% sept % . 5-cArTLE-Receipts. p
SOL steady al Yesterdays prices; steers, 81 %
a 81 -; heifers. s. 254s5 ~; cows. 81 us5;
calves active and strong. sass 90 HOGS
duh ana weak 20 NC lower than opening pack
ers. 81 5oa s. so: stays. 81 IS q IS 70 common
sHEEPCReccip's 80; steady. ST IS a s. 70.
lambs steady. $3aS7.
=, Union stock Yards. Pi'tsenrgh, sept. 3 %,
dS7 Is. prime. SO 75qs7 %. sHEEP-slow
supply fair. prime wsthers, stqSt ~ bulls
and common, 81 son 50: lambs s4aSs *. veal
ca YES. 81 So % H0Gs-slow receipts light.
prime heayies. s. soqS7 -. mediums and
hssvv Workers So IS %: light workers. 81 -
ass pigs. So4S7 %; rough5 So 5Od 81.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
ST Louis Sept -CATTLE-Receipts, 4. 296;
fairly active and steady steers. 81 ggSs' helfers
So 90as5 10 HOGS-Receipts. Y o6s moderately
active and l0aljc lower. choi,e. lco pounds, 81 81
dS7 81. bulk Of sales. AT 81 2jdS7 ". best light.
100 POUNDS 81 l5GST %. fair, DO. $685. 10; PIGS
-S4 2j4S6 IS. as 70 qualify; SHEEP-Rscsipts,
T84 demand exceeded supply. prices slightly
higher. lambs. 81 lOaS8 20 Gull lambs, Sc 5oa
81 shsep. So 15as3 so, common. S2as3
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Louisville sept. j.--SHEEP AND LAMBS
Peceipts 33q. for the TWO DAYS. 1859. mar
ket quiet and no change I'm prices worthy N
Sc. seconds &c. cull- Sc. down, good fat
sheer steady al 30. down. common sheep hard
10 sell some inquiry FOR best Western stock
ewes. plain and common ewes very dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York september =. 1911.
6RAIN-WHFAT-Ns at the opening
last week with active Buying on the strength
IN Liverpool ana on the belief that foreign
operators were becoming very apprehenslNe
r. cardinG both the Russian crop situation and
tho political disturbance. Berlin was weak ~
decline OF q n lac. As WnoIe ~ M M
ket was narrow and early buyers turnPd Sci
ers resulting IN sharp reaction which lett
the close ?. a ]2c mel lover Ne%s rom ON
Official report shS Ning the crop 10 ee 17S,-
300 GOO bushels in tie Western provinces
while a private expert who bad cSnVassef s
the country very thoroughly placed the Yield
at 179 44O GOO. p. w. SHOWS monthly report
placed the condition of spring wheat AZ %
per cent. and estimated the total spring ana
winter crop Of the United states a.
64O. 900 900 bushels The Kentucky report
said that The crop was ~ per cent or rul
Yield. The preliminary of1cial argentine re
port made the acreage 16215.ooo. compared
with 1852. 600 last year. The visible supply
showed decrease 81 100 600 bushels. while
Worlds exports FOR the week We're 1o.o54 600
against 1O.sSs 600 last week and 1879. 900
i@s1 from, %S1 YoTE but there was an ac-
live demand for freight room. with reports
red az. c elevator and as =, o afoat. No
Northern Duluth 81 i5t ahoaL
COE%-Tirm early. but weather and crop al .
vices were satisfactory and prices sagged on
and edged net unchanged 10 10 lower. state
reports we're generally satisfactory, especially
for the month but p. W SHOWS monthly re.
port indicated a total Yield Of $500 oOo, 600
bushels and condition ~ 10 per cent Elk
port sales. 80 loads ~ shippery own gra'n
{ Buffalo. but there We're some reports
from, the west or attempts 70 cancel old CON
tracts No here 74iic elevator domestic
basis ia arrive and 7S1 FOR export IA 2
b afoaf OHTS-Advanced early and later
Geclired FINAL prices were = PIC net
lover Cash oats hrmer, new standard white.
4Sc. 70 O. $3.50. 80 9. - 90. 20 !. &c &c.
natural white and clipped white. 4Ga SIC
" arl hAEIEA- Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 5.-wHEAT-spot firm;
40 3 Manitoba, IS, futures strong. October.
7. t.d. pee mber. Is 5'zd. March Is d. a.
,'ORN-Spot firm: American mixed, Is, fut-
ur.s steady. september. 50 Id: October, IS
II a TR-Winter patents lis ID.
gOrps-in London tPacinc COAST. f9GfiO
REEF-Extra India mess. sTs ~ PORK
prime mess Western. SIS Sd HAMS-Short
~ 7os BAGON-Cumberlan cut ASS I'd
shor, rtb sOs Cd. clear bellies. als, long clear
middle light. 6Ss. heavy AIS 81 short clear
backs 52s. shoulders squars 5ls. LARD
6neo nails sos CHEESE-Canadian hnsst
,bitc new Gas. rolorcf, 66s rT'RPENTfNE
-sp4rits sPs 81. D.. SiN-American strained.
t5s = sTROLFt' NJ Termed. 6kd LiNsEED
on 44s ID COTTDNsEED oH.-Huil re-
cnsd spot ass Cd. TALLOW--AustraIian in
Tondon. SEPT. RAW sUGAR-Centrif-
ugsI. rs. muscoysdo. l8s BEET SUGAR
september los "a sA st s LINsE ~
ans SPERM OIL ga lbs. PETROLEUM
Am,rcan refined. sd. spirits. 0Ad. TUR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
n.,.r,A. 5s4 500 5.s4 59lq5A SIS
Tanuary 5s5 ja5 SIS 5954596 80
February ...... 9s5l9 70 81
D. 'f''


Mar SIS 594 5.ss 5.9i4j.05 80
MyTAys-coPpER- dull: spot
September. October ard November. 126 y 15c
London quiet. spot. f5e futures. $50 i2s sd
Arrivals reported az New York TO-DAY 800
tons Exports so far this month. 3gl4 tons
Lake copper l. e2 = i2s7 &c. electroiyidi S
TIN-weak; spot. 81 Al s5c: September and
October. 40 5Od41c. November. 1885 q 80 soc
Dull ii5a 4. soc New York. $500 & iOc East
- Louis. London. ia Sc Cd Spell TIN
Dull. $50 q : g5c New York. . 05s3c Eas'
ST Louis. London, ~ Us I'd. ANTIhO ,, y
Dull Cookson's. sS0d sac. IRON-Cleve-
land warrants. AIS 7l.d in ronden: Leesiy
quiet. No / foundry Northern. 80 soaSis
Southern soft. si5 si5 80
MOLAs>Es AND syRUPs-Quiet and nom
NAVAL sFOREs-No material change in
spirits turpentine. but tone firm Rosn Arm
and unchanged. tar dull and nomiHaliy IN
OiLs-Linseed oil arm at 50 \ 9oc for city
and out -of-town raw. Refined petroleum IN
RICE-steady 20 arm. with a good iobbing
demand and light receipts. Dan Talmsge
Sons Company. ~ New orleans. telegrapfv the
Louisiana crop movement to date as showing
receipts OF 81. S0n sacks rough. against 2"lslr
last year and sales cleaned were III, 100 pock-
etc. against 20s So yesr ago.
stGAR-At the close ~ he market the
Federal advanced prices Of refined sugar 10
points. 10 s45c. and Arbuckie - points 70
5.5oc. net. less per cent cash for standard
graduated. TIE American had closed It's
order books for the day before tho advance
wac made and il did not alter prices but il
Is believed they Will advance on "Wednesday.
This advance Ia due TO a gain % 20 points IN
prices Of raws on actual sales. and all prices
have been carried to new high record basis.
Raw here higher on a sale Of 5000 bags Porto
Rico prompt sh pment at 5izc basis a6 test,
cost and freight. buyers account. equal 70
3.56c here and that is quoted with higher
prices asked. and the lowest basis AZ which
Cubss are offered is :. SEC here Muscovado.
81 test, stands al ; 0Gc. and nolasses sugar
50 test, 4sic. London opened decidedly
higher. with September at lss ND. October.
los jla ID. and May. les 3z4 d. corrected
cable timed AZ =. m. was received. which
reported the market quiet. but steady with
The spot month at LIS Sd. and October at
LIS !, 4.
HiDES-QuieL Demand IL for small lots
and BUYERS are inclined TO be somewhat crit
ical about prices. Narket not any TOO steady.
LEATHER-No important change in price
ranges, with market steady.
URtGS-Essenta oils steady hut quiet
Roots sold readily In a iobbing way az full,
but unchanged. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept CATTLE Receipts. 1000.
SLOW. s'eadT, b~eyes. Sass 10. Texas steers,
- 4pn 81 90. Western steers. 81 q 81. stockers
and feeders. s3n a. 80. cows and hetfers.
s. - lf 81 90. calves 50 2JHS0 HOGS-Re-
ceiyt-. II 900. weak Toe lower than yest-r-
dny'- average; light xTTt7 81: mixed 81 ooff
- 50 heavy. 81 - q 81 %. rough. 81 1890 -
good 20 choice heavy. si9iass 50. pigs. 50
e. -. bulk of sales. 81 g5W 81 30. SHEEP
Receipts. ~. 400. weak at early decline; native.
s.HS2 80; Western. - i00s} - yearling~,
s. jpI 81 50. lambs. native. NBsd %, West
ern. g -54 50 -.
Kansas CITY SEPT s-rATTLE-Receipts.
~ 600. Including go" southernsi stcady .
~ 500 FOOD e. 2s sg "a az western 7sgs7 e
stockers ana Feeders AZ ,0ds5 -. southern.
SASS 20. southern COWS - Ij@Si 80. native
COWS 81 30 . e. -: heifers. - 81 40; bulls. 81
G :. 80 calves. - a5GS7 81. HOGS-Re-
-eipts li.500. 10T i5c lower; bulk or sales.
8 l0T - So; henvy 81 O5asI -. packers and
butcher. s. e0G$1 50. lights 81 lONST -.
HEP Receipts. ~ 600. Zoe lower. lambs
s. 30 . s. 81. yearlings. tig$i 30, wethers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
CHICAGO GRAIN IND PROVISIONS.

chicago Sept. 5.-Proht taking on 4 large
scale IN owners Of wheat more than wiped out
g. dav an advance due 70 Light world ship
ni-rts and 70 unfavorable crop conditions in
Europe The close was 70 No &c undeF
ssturdav nights figures Corn finished un-
changed 10 sc down; oats off a shade 70 nc.
and hog products varying from the same as ~.
r,re,,ious close TO l7l2c below Unloading Or
wheat both by holders ana a short selling
cotarie was based largely on the idea that
pcytin formed tempting chance 10 sell. An
.sdxance an Liverpool and other centres was
IargeIy ignored az merely rsiecting previous
gains on this side Of the Atlantic. Range u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06

COTTON -~pOt SIuiet ar 10 points drcilnf on
The basis of I soc for mlddling upland sales
nil Liverpool cables-sf % I'M good demand.
sales ~. 600 bales. speculation and export, 900.
American. 1000 Imports, none. Middiing up
land 14d Futures opened quiet az y point al
vance 20 p roin- decline from Monday. closed
barely steady Al a net advance ~ ~ points
% ID decline - point september. 66Olad Sep
t.mber-Oci0hsr. G@3i1d ootoncr November
f5i.a. November December, December Janu-
arv and January February 12d. Fehruarv-
March. - I'd March-April. dl5izd, April
Nav. I6i20. Mav-Iune. f1Tl-d.
COFFEE-Buls supported the september
position and ar the orening this month VAS .
points higher. with later positions 20 points
lower After tre carly selling movement the
market hardened Nftlr and ar the close
Vas steady a. g points decline 20 points al
veuc. sales. 5000 bags and operations mostly
l1 the way ~ evening M old contracts. Harr.
was = 10 3 franc nct lower than saturday,
Grille Hamburg declined D, pfenniR both Rio
and santos were unchanged. ana receipts at
tb.ee points were i04, o0l bags. compared with
9c nsn last year The total movement 20 far
mis- eaason now aggregates BOIL 600 BAGS
syeinst g $40. OnG lest wear and 4 7gS G00 two
,cars auo The worlds visible suppl increased
~ 9s2 bags during August. bringing the total
10 NJ 1853 80 bags compared with l4.25osS4
Inst year when stocks decreased 303a bags
!. o. N~m-r with Flo No al 18isal2-. Lo-
r7l contract prices;
Local contract .rices- &C.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
,ruER GAS SECURITIES.
ce7.RIcH QUICK CONCERNS UP.

Two grand juries we're sworn J" -
,erdav in the Criminal Branch OF
1-niteG states Circuit Court To seINe "-
ing the month Of september II -
nected that indictments VIII De H""1,
hoyyn within a few days on evidence oU
,ot,ed IA the raids made last nl3h,n - -
nostoffice inspectors against set-ri0"
concerns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06

pRONI-IDNS-Dn moderately active. but
- onrninE fairly steady in sympa thy with
,be ermnrss I'm grain, developed weakness un-
der active selling. and az me close vas weak
= coo rrort clear S1s 10 ST. -. BEEF
Nc sf2 5OaSI3 family sl3 5odSi4. packet,
Siq0S13 80. extra indian moss, xigN SO 80
EpEEr HAMS-s29 30 n SCI 50 DRESSED
H0Gs-Bs cons. ilc. $50 ID lie Iso 10; II &c;
~ ia bellies 10 Id. 3a13Hc. L. III. f2a
ia.rc - h. Use Picked hams. IA l4Hc
TAtT.0W-Flrm: city. Tc country. q. d7c
pT stoedv. Middle west. 80 u . 65c. city
l-[i I n-,.. renned steadv. South America
IL ooc. continent 10l5c. Brszil kegs. II 9oc
comround. ~ q7&c. sTEARlNE-oleo. 100
ronf- rifv lard 1iAnl2c
.r.t.r. o,as an active covering movement and
.-i.ee deveioneI decided hrmncss. closing ~ a
net advance OF 1898 points L~'a' S'"''"''
rriccs- Ert
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SEED PRICES.

sti 20. October, [slf 67ia. Decsmber and
March. sii go. 70 3 81 TO- rejected. $40 20
ATsfKE-Prne. $40 -. December. $40 -.
Mach $40 ~ TIMOTHY-Prime So 10,
sept mber. 50 s2h December. So 80 March,
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BONDS
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there We're no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

..-,,sbed by J Thomas Reinhsrdt. No. -
q 'pr,a3 street New York. No. - Devonshire
s,rset. Boston and No i6 King street West.
Toronto. Canaca.)
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

.Coapons iaterchanHsabss. Registered. tcsa-
mons iRegstered and coupon.
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IN Ek0A, S y sS4sT a.Ss
M EDEN PALACE. I"

SOS I'D. ROSlN-Amer-
ION .rsfned t5s Cd fnc. iss bsd.
Antwerp sept. 5.-PSTROLEuN. 10 naacs
= confines
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,
"a Asked

,h.a nv charles n Barney & Co. No. y
lfurnll.as street. New York. and Nc. 100 South
- .t-eef Ihiladelphlal
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Week ended Sep 1871. 1910. 1909
Jan i-sept g. SIS 927 IDA Az 467. oil Aia606. 10
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ExPOR S.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. Nor No Flour Mpis pnts s. 20
foundry Sl5 - cotton. middling 1i.6o
/ ron 50 No 1 - * coffee No BIO lS}.
Steel rails - 125 sugar granulatei 8. p
stand con SPOT 10 0Tiz Noasses OK pine 40
Tin ......... Al 32iz Beef. family CO.. $l3 -
Exchange lead. 40 beef hams ..---- 81 =
Spelter '........ 3 ~ Tallow prime.
Wheat No > red gSi. Pork mess ..... 10 -
sCorn No 73z Hogs drsd 100 ID IL.
Oats strd white as Lard Mdle West 9.G0
-FxDort. n p anoat
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid Asked.
y BOSTON 7, a., ia

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LAND STOCKS
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

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street
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COTTON AdYance0 AaTIT as 2 TesuII y ThN
strong showing OF Liverpool over the Amer
icau hoHdars and continuation NJ the cov-
ering movement Dut the advance was checked
bv Southern selling on scale up, and the
market turned easier under scattering lqui-
datiou. selling of about % points from The
early EiPh level The close was STEADY and
or p points M from the lowest on covering
but last prices Ehowed a net logs ~ from 10
q points Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
REPORT or THE CONDITION or
The NATIONAL CITY BANK

= NeV York. ar New York. IN the state Of New
f'fk e. fhe close ~ business September /. 1871;
EFgOT-PCTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06

HOUR AND MEAL-Flour inectlVs- WIN
buyers refusing 90 pay prices asked by me
rrflis Spring patents. Is 50 . s. so. winter
straizhts. 81 IS 6S4+o. winter patents 81 go Q
winter s. a. r 81 50. extra 40 winter. 50 y
Q 81 ~. Kansas straishts "a 4o9 g. 81 RYE
FLOUR Frm, fair 70 good; s. 20 - -.
steady. kiln dried 50 s. BAG NEAL-FiEe
White 1u4 yellow. 81 40 81 42is coarse. 81 r.
Il 81 20 rEED-Westsrn spring bran. S24 60,
standard middling S2> 30. -four do. $50 Gu.
"a dos So 70 city bran. SO 81 buzz. S2'
sacks riidlne sos 1oI So %. red dos,
s32 e.. hominy chop So 80 bulk. S26 20
sacks oilrHeai, s37 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
BANK REPORTS.
no sol
REoRT or TIRE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL PARK 1AHK

a, Nsps Yo-k City. in the state or New ork n
g. e'7se. Of business. September LIST. 1911
RESOURCES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-06
SEW YORK PRICES.


sEAPOARD CLEARaNCEs.
The Yale expositor., 1911-08-03
A Good Show.

The Silver Family Show appeared in
\ Yale last Saturday evening. This com
pany is an old-time favorite with Yale
people, and as usual very large crowd
was in attendance. The seating capaci-
ty of their tent is 1000, and Mr.. Silver
informed us that there were 1910 paid
admissions, besides a number of com
plimentaries which were issued.
The large crowd certainly enjoyed
the performance, which was above the
average. The tight wire and horizontal
bar work deserves special mention, and
as we heard q number say, it was the
best ever seen in Yale. The ground
tumbling and aerial work was good,
but one of the best features of the
whole show was the little four-year old
clown The little fellow is right on to
the job and his work drought down
the house."
Every member of the show played
the parts assigned them in very
creditable manner, and there never has
been in Yale cleaner or more up to
date show than the one presented by
Bert Silver and family and they are
always sure of good crowd when they
visit our city.