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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Decemher l9. I'm


RFFNES-Receipts. 124iz cars. or 2.2i3
rcai. olls cars on sale. steers almost nominal.
btit fuIl steady; bulls steady 20 a shade lower;
cows very duIl and l5a25c lower. without a
clearance Common 10 fair steers sold at 81 100
81 10 Der 100 NJ oxen. So 20aS6 10; cows. 81 9ng
"a -. two extra tat cows 50. tailends. 81 80.
Dressed beef steady. Liverpool cattle higher al
itI.q12c dressed weight, IN addition 10 onal.
I,yports 81 cattle and - sheep 20 Bermuda; to-
florrow, go cattle to Para Brazil.
Salcs-S Sanders: I Pennsylvania OK. 100 10
average. So 10 per 100 N: -. liT4 10 81 20; 3,
i.GG 10. 81 20; . oulls 1850 No. So: cows. 1850
N. 81: "a, 1915 H. 81 IS -. 95S To-. s. 20. 81.
go N. 81 IS: II. 047 10. 80 =. 500 10. 81 So >.
sac n. 81 %: I. 9l2 N, 81.
McPherson y Co: state steers. 100 H..
81 80: bulls. 1890 10 - 90: .. l0Ti N. 81 20: !.
$50 10. g. 70; /. I2o II, 81 40 cows. 1910 N.
81; IL iOs2 10. 81 IS; L 1913 n. 81 60. ., lll5
~. 81 30: o. g7S N. 81 IS 3. 1850 No. 81; 10 1910
~ SO 70; 3, 1000 No. 50 50: 10, oa5 ~. 81 so; :.
900 10 81 40: = $50 10. 81 40. l. $50 10. - 2J I.
800 No. s. 20: 7. COS ~, 81 To- ~. 702 NJ. 81
Tobin a shannon. oxen, 1865 N. So . buhs.
1910 No. 81 a.; J. 900 10. 81. COWS. 1924 ~,
g.; ~: l. $50 n, 81 80; ., SOL n, So d. al ~,
81 90
j. Shamberg 4 son: Ohio steer. $50 n. 81 ~;
Ohio stag 1850 H.. So CO. g Ohio bulls li77 n,
Sal % Ohio cows, e43 10. s. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

and Morris Progon, siM' naDilities' So''Vp'
assets. $1,000.
IENOX IRON WORKS of Park avenue
and IS2d street; Involuntary Creditors
Manhattan Rolling Mill. $500; vulcan Rail
and Construction COMPANY; S"' t,S a az
Henry Frank, IT, %5tV, HabilueS' No''VN'
assets, $4,000
HARRY AND lSIDORE ROSENTiIAL.
composing the firm of Rosenthal Brothers.
haberdashers at No 1879 aud No lE,
Broadway. Involuntary Creditors: Harry
ZallSin 500: Konig n Stolz. sl92, ana LOUIS
Elsenberg, SEQ; assets. A,0OO.
ABRAHAM MARCUS AND LEWIS
ZIMMERMAN, composing the firm of Mar
Gus & zimmerman. manufacturers or cloaks
suits and dresses, at No. l92is DcianceH
KalamoNitz s23S; Charles q. Reider,. SIS.
and Tanenhaus & Olian, $751;, liabilities,
$500: assets, SOW
SAMUEL. ]. AND MORRIS EPSTEIN,
comprising the firm of Simon Epstein a
sons; manufacturers Of waists at No. AZ
West Path street; involuntary. Creditors /:
H. b Cla1in Company, 800; Corrugated
Paper Products Company. ISL. and SOL
Siegman, s4; liabilities, 5000; assets
5000 Judge Hand appointed CUSTODIAN
instead of a receiver, 10 take charge OF the
property. thus establishing precedent
SOLOMON NORMAN. tailor, of No. 2i6
Grand street; !nvC- lntary. Creditors; >;
Stein & Co. 1851: Abraham David S256, and
Waterhouse Resher a Kahn. Sl9l. llabil,
tiles. S., 200; assets, $1,000 Judge Hand
appointed custodian in this case also.
GEORGE J. ESSIG, plumber, of No. p
Manhattan street: involuntary. Creditors
Federsl-Huber Company, Chicago, S3,OG;
Kenney Manufacturing Company. Sl1, and
]. L. Mott Iron Works, slU; assets S5oN.
FREDERICK SACKETT, real estate OPP
orator. of No -2i5 Broadway; involuntary:
Creditors: Jefferson Bank, S5Ol, ana Danlel
Handler. 500.
SAMUEL, COHEN. of No. Isl Park Row,
formerly a clothing dealer; voluntary. LA
bilities. a,92S; no assets.
FRANK r. SILVICUS. barber, at Month
cello: voluntary. Liabilities S,22' no
nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

'kDA iSibNN-GGlct but ur'u JIduc con-
ditiOnS rather unsatisfactory, with poor cash de
mand. but shorts Were good buyers and the mar
ket was influenced by 1rmness ia corn. PORK 80
STEADY. Mess. $l7 256S17 -: family. S19nS-0.
short clear Sl7 2ja$lS -. BEEF-Firm. Mess.
Sl3gSl3 so; family Sli 50qSl5: packet. SD 50G
Si4; extra India mess, S2lds21 20. BEEF HAMS
Dull: S29nS3l DRESSED HOGS-Steady Ba-
cons Sisc; $50 n Sic. 1870 ~ $780, 40 ~. S@sc.
pigs sac. CIT MEATS-Pickle bellies easy;
10 10. oAd9isc; II 10 and II III. 9AGJicc.
PICKLED HAMS steady; 11quAc TALLoW
quiet. city. 6hc, country J7sH6sc. LARD
Firm; middle West 910U920c; city. sAd0c. Re
fined steady. South America. iG.50c; Continent.
$50; Brazil Kegs. Hoo. Compound dull; 61s "a
7iac. STBARINE-Steady; olco. 9q0hc. city
lard 0l2alOc
NAVAL SrORES-Flrm for spirits turpcn-
tine and prices a shade better. Rosn firm and
higher. Tar dull and unchanged. TURPENTINE
Spirits machine bbls. J3i2c. TAR-SJ 20.
ROSIN Common to good strained. So 10; H..
So -; j.. So 90. +. So %; L, 81, g. 81 %; II,
81 ~.
COTTONSELD OII>-OnerinEs OF crude were
liberal. and refining interests were credited with
selling near months, but offerings were wei an
sorbed, and market was fairly steady, closing un-
changed 10 points net higher. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14


Spot quiet ana unchanged at Q 2Oc for mid
ding upland. sales NIL; delivered On contract
1000 bales. Liverpool cabics-Spot. fair bust
ness doing: salcs 5000 bales speculation and
export 600, American, 1000 Imports
21.000: American. 1900. Mddling upland
4.9td. Futures opened quiet. 1 To = points
higher. Closed very steady at Il net advance
Of 2i2 10 > points. December and December
January. 4s0d: January February. 4S0iad;
February March, 4S2d. Narch-Aprl, J. SD;
April-Mav, 4SGi9d. May-June. 4SSd; June
July. 4.9Od; July-August, 4.92isd: August
September i.93 I'D; September October, /. $50 /;
October November, i0ti2d.
COFFEE-After opening steady at to ;
points advance, worked up light offerings
and buying by leading operators and closed
firm AZ a net advance of TO Is points; sales.
$500 bags. Hare showed an advance Of
T. to ! franc, Hamburg unchanged TO 4
pfennig higher, Rio advanced 100 rels. while
Santos was 80 to 100 refs higher Cost and
freight Offers from Brazil were frmer, with
Santos Is at 1J.25c and Rio as at 13.T5c.
while there was report that Rio Is had sod
i'm Brazil at l42Oc for March delivery The
principal obstacle 10 a bull movement appears
to be the poor demand for spot. illustrated rs,
Tho small deliveries of Brazilian at United
States ports. these amounted TO only 49Sf
baEg. compared with 1924 last week and
80. $50 last year. Spot duh and unchanged
at iilzc for Rio No I. Local contract prices.
lcstCr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

MrTALS-COPPER-S irm; spot
70 10. i3. 800: December, l3..OnlS.J' &c; J"hu
.grv ~ 2U413. 20. February. l32jH l3 400 March
L. 2J413.Jpr London easy; spot 100 lis 81
futures. f6l 50 Oh Arrivals, 800 IONS exports
~ lar this month. 1905 tons. Lake copptb
Ygll3S.c: oectrolytc. t3i5ml3ac; casting l5%
mtStc fGN-Quet; spot. 43joH4i u 2ct De
ccmber. i3 2jNl3.SJc; January. l2io9 i3'o,
I',biuary. 42u42 15c: March. II. 1jp4 %aOc; April
a 5OaIa go London weak spot. tlps; futures
geo los LEAD-Quiet: Acc. i.5Oc New york
= .0HI.3Ii.c East 81 Louis. London 10 los
gPEII Ell quiet. G.2jfG SIC New YORK, bnh 5oc
vast 81 Louis london. f26 iIs Gd ANTI
MCNY-Dull; cookson's, 77Jc. IRON 'leNe-
So / foundry Northern. StI I5aSIj. No ., Sl4 10
rSit 10 No Southern and No / southern soft
slI @jQSl4 a..
bt siness fairly good.
OlIs-Gdnseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at recent prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
IOWA CENTRAL'S YEAR.

In the fiscal year ended June 30 last, tho
Iowa Central Railway Company's gross
operating revenues were s3,Jll,5 a new
high record amount and sl50,2S in excess
of the gross for the preceding year. oper-
ating expenses were s2,61 ,1S9, an increase
Of s77.Si6. and taxes sll6,9O9, an increase OF
siS.SS5. tho net operating revenue being
So. 439. Adding operating income OF SIS
7O3. the total net receipts were $752,li2. De-
auctions from income totalled SI6S,l7O, a
Gefcit for the year OF Sl6.02S remaining,
which cor.,pares with the s26,663 deficit for
the year ended June 20, 1910 The profit
and loss surplus after subtracting this
deficit OF Sl6,02S was 5000, 26S and the bal.
ance TO the credit of profit and loss as OF
June 90. 1911 after writing off S2ll.639 ac-
orued interest on bonds owned was ST.
600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Dee. 13.--WHEAT-Spot STEADY. No
. Manitoba, IS I'D; No g. IS "a; futures steads
December IS 4i4d; March, a. 5ssd: May q
2asd CORN-Spot firm: American mixed, O.
52td: futures firm; January. IS Sad; February
Is nd FL.OUR-Winter patents, - 81.
HOPS in London Pacldc COAST. filHtl2. BEEF
Extra India mess. 9ls 30. PoRh-PrLms
mess Western. 93s sd. HAMS-Short cut Dos.
TACON-Cumberlau cut. 4ts. short rib sos:
clear bellies ass Cd long clear middles. light.
SOS I'd. heavy, 49s I'd. short clear backs; AS
MISUNDERSTANDING. 49s. LARD-Prims
Western. tierces. 45s 9d American refined, pale.
4Gs BUTTER--Good United states ll2s.
CHEESE-Canadian finest white, lOs; coloreo'
70s Cd TALI.OW-Prime city, 35s Cd: Aus
tralian IN London. BPS Sd. TCRPENTINE-
spirits 36s Sd ROSIN-Common, l6s. Pc
TROL.EC N-Rehned. o t4d. LINSEED OIL Sbs
Cd COTTONSEED OIL-Hull refined, spot. 25s.
London. Dec. 13.-sUG AR-Centrifugal, Us
SFED-Calcutta- April-June, 55s 90. LINsEED
Gil 3ls. SPERM OIL, fS4 los. PETROLEUM
- merican refined, Jssd: spirits. SAD. TUB
36s Cd. ROStN--Anerican
strained, los i0i5d: fine, 1ss 4lsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed in the United States District
Court Yesterday:
BELLECLAIRE HOTEL COMPANY.
which conducted the Belleclairc Hotel, at
No 2l73 Broadway corner OF uth street
Involuntary. one petition was filed by \.
Lester Heyer s74l: Kahn & Clark, $119, and
Wallace q Thomson, .S1,S2j. The other was
filed by b. Solomon & Sons. $S6S; saul sol
onion $50, and Jacob Goldsmith, $50 Liza
biIities $4,000; assets $4,000.
DAVID WORONOFF AND BERNARD
EDISON. composing the firm Of Woronoft
a Edison. fur manufacturers, at No. 70
T'riyersitv place: involuntary. Creditors:
Herman 4. fleming, $50: Paul Silver. Al3,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
HELD AS VOGEl.'S SLAYER
Coroner's Jury Charges Roberts
with Murder.

Joseph Roberts, the negro elevator opera
tor In the building at No. i25 Canal street.
was formally charged yesterday WIN Tue
murder Of Isaac :. Vogel. the jeweller' III
I'm, basement of the loft building week
ago Tuesday evening. The Coroner's jury
which was holding the inquest in the case
came TO its verdict at 2:27 o'clock yester-
day afternoon on the first ballot.
Roberts sat with broad smile on MS
face throughout the inquest In fact. he
actually laughed aloud at one stage oil the
proceedings When he heard the verdict
he turned 20 his counsel and smiled AGAIN
He was taken back to his Tombs cell by
Detective HAYES, after Coroner Feinber5
had held him for the grand jury.
Mrs. Vogel, wife of the murdered man,
was the first witness called. She iuehtiheu
the bracelet and watch shown to friends by
Roberts as having belonged TO her husband.
The jewelry was found on the fourth hoor
Of the Canal street building after the dis
covery of the murder.
Detective Hayes was the next witness.
lie said that Mrs. Dickinson, the regros
landlady. had identified the jewelry as that
which Roberts had shown her. He also
told Of finding the blood-stained walstcoat
and other articles of clothing and the nam
mer with which the murder was done.
Other witnesses testified as to different
things that occurred on the night of the
murder. Joseph Bisogno, barber told
how he had seen Roberts at work in the
building about o'clock that evening, ana
how the negro had gone into the vacant
loft, where the stolen Jewelry was found
early this week. A friend Of the murdered
man told how he had seen Vogel enter the
elevator. never to reappear alive.
The prisoner guffawed loudly when Cap
tain Faurot, the finger print expert, testi-
fed that the finger mark on silver Gig
arctic case found in the loft room was
undoubtedly made by Roberts's middle mn
ger Of his right hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec 13.-Frightencd over big falI,
ing Oh I'm Northwestern receipts ana peoduse Oh
Inscribed weather ana strike threats IN the Al
Ceufipe wheat shorts to-day covered lreely; III
con sequence the market closed 50 sc higher
10, isst night Al other leading staples TOO
-. a. nst eafn-corn. %dsc, oats lice To
i.aa.c' and hogs lOq22isc. Trading IN wheat
- 1,,nusu,lly large Aside from motives sup
III Is, tho Northwest and by South America.
- liyening No Of cash demand I'm Chicago had
a stirring effect Ohio nillcrs were said 10 be
d. ,,rincinal purchasers of spot grain, said 10
Ia .6o 600 bushels OF No red winter and Kan
.se Cjty laid claim 10 shipping sales OF lo0Wo
bushels. mostly to go south. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
REAL PEACE ON EARTH.

From Ilse BhllddeIpiId iicsh.
II Italy and Turkey would get together II
Russia would let Persia alone: II the Chinese
would fix up their troubles. II tho Mexican
rcyoIutinoists would cease 90 rcyolyc: and the
politicians would take rest. what "a nice.
peaceful Christmas time We might have. Every
tbine else Is favorable 10 H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

n, NJ, ,.,,, rather quiet here az pri-
ny IT,. en-, ou nctiyity at full prices 49,.
sTdaR-Rehned nrm. fairly ac s, ~ 9' > per
changed: fine grauulIted, D.,1c ne, ,,oS q, d2n 4
higher, Decenoer. los: January iGs ,rIsd
iG3 sid This together with reports 81 the mar
grinding in cuba AMI Porto RICO o0erincs
ccmparatIyely lzht spot prices 80 To- ,5f
tost centrifugal 1910 for - test hus' yy5ett A.
9ir.y rerort Meetings for the week ~ Jhlte,l
stetes ports % 900 tons, against 22'Joo tie WEEK
before and 30 600 llr year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
s,ooooooo BOND SALE TO-DAY.

Albany, Dec. Estate Controller sohmer
will open bids tomorrow for 100000 in 4
per cent canal improvement gold bonds.
II was said by authority to-day that re-
ports current in New York that a second
bond issue IS contemplated early I'm Janu-
AIRY are without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
WILL BUILD A NEW RAILWAY.

Raleigh. y. c., Doc. ia charter was
granted to-day TO the Goldsboro, Seven
Springs q Swansboro Railroad Company to
build and operate line from Goldsboro to
Swansboro a distance OF seventy miles. It
is capitalized at $l,5CoNo. The tncorpora-
tors include r. c. Griffin and William a.
Rnlrrfenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
POSTPONE SALE OF RAILWAY.

The foreclosure sale Of the equipment
and franchise Of the Forty-seoond Street,
Manhattanville & St Nicholas Avenue
Railway Company was ordered postponed
yesterday by Judge Lacombe, Of the United
States Circuit Court. until January IS, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

Highest temperature Yesterday, IS degrees
Cat 1902 a. M lowest ~, average, -,
average for corresponding date last year. 90
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, 30.
,o-norrow; moderate north and northeast
kpIuIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Dec -CLOVERsEED cash,
Sia lais. december. Sl2 al March. sl2 ~ No
2 Sii 95aSi2 05 10 2. sll 15gSll - rejected
Sii 'g5ffSlI IN. no established grade Sp1Sll.
AISIKf-Cash $40 So: December. $40 -; March
Sll 0j' TIMOTHY CASH s. 20; December
81 80. March. 81 i2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14

OF which is owned by the New York Cen
trial. has declared an annual dividend of (
per cent, payable December 90. The last
dividend paid was per cent in 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
ONE EXPLANATION
=. rh, philndelphla Rec1rd.

From Tho PhiladeIphIa HtclIdi
Now We know what vas the matter with Ur.
cooif. poar observation. Captain Ioose. who
made them in New York. has been held IL Co
pepbagen morally irresponsible from alcoholism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
WESTERN UNION.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
has issued its preliminary estimated state
ment Of earnings for the quarter ended
December 81, 1911. which compare with the
actual figures OF the same time last year
IS folloMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
Official observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken at p m. yesterday. follow:

local UfIciaI Hrcord.-Ihr folloning OFFICIAL
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes Ia the temperature for the last twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
sEABOARD CLEARING

DLOU AND MEAir-tlouf quiet pu, s'e@u .s
Sriing patents s. 1OGSj 80: winter stralgnls,
81 2OaSl IS: winter patents 81 4jqSi 80; spring
clears 81 2OaS4 80. extra 10 I winter, - soH
So 20. extra No 2 winter SO 7OdS3 So Kansas
straights 81 G0aS 50: fancy spring patents 80 ~
liS6 so RYE FLOUR-Steady; tatr TO good
81 1884 o.. choice to fancy $5dSj -. BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR--Quet; s. 5Ja$2 % per 100 10.
CORNMEAI.-S steady: kiln dried 81 6JqS5 80.
RAG MEAL-Fine white and .yel!!22w' 81 eCa
sIriug. s2T; standard middline $2T -four DO.
$50; rad log. S3l 25nS31 -; city bran. SO 80
bulk, S27 - sacks. middlins, S27 GoaS3l 80; red
dog. So: homiuy chop, SO bulk, $50 20 sacks;
oilneal. S391$3g so.
COrTON-An early advance was followed
By rather n sharp reaction, and the close was
very steady at ret advance Of lao points
Private cables reported that the final estimate 81
the London trade authority. Nell Brothers. plac-
ing the American crop at from lj,5OO,Do 70
lG coo 600 bales, had eXertcd an uniayorable IN
ruence there, bur il had no apparent effect here,
and an early advance was attributable 20 a con-
tinuation of yesterdays covering movement, with
the reaction the result of ruInors that pre-
urinary returns TO the National Ginuers' As
recitation indicated very heavy ginning for the
first usriod OF December. Southern spot markets
unchanged 10 - higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'Export, ( 0 b aGoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December ~. ioi.

New York December H. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-- were puZzleu'
and prices after advancing 1dfsc early, eased
Off late and at the close were unchahged u. ~, I.o
local market and ia CSC net higher In the Nesl
Liverpool cables were little disappohIi,ng
prices there being lower, owing to active selllns
on more favorable private reports from Mgen-
tina. Direct cables from the Argentine were
rather bullIsh however. stating that harVesills
operations were being DELAYED In some stclpi.'
by continued rains and that there was a thr cd
ened railroad strike. Prices IN Buenos AyI.s
were frmer. at an advance OF 7sMlBo. Reports
from tho west indicated sCme improvement IN
the export demand for -four, but The North,
western Miller said that business was duIl anu
sales were 30 to 80 per cent Of the week out
nut No . red here. 9jlac elevator, export pasis'
and 97l4c o b ahoat; No Northern DuIu'l'
81 70 ( o b adoat CORN-Flrm. aud closed a.
a net advance Of %H&c, December showing the
greatest advance Export sales loads AT Ne"
York and outports, but high freight rates were
against business. Export new corn mere q'c
@ D ahoat OATS-Iuactive, with smaii pre-
changes cash oats firm. standard white otc
in elevator: No .. J4iac; Nos and T. 2ic' rs
ural and white clipped. - aJ1c on track n ~ =
quiet: No .. 97c nominal, G. Z Buual9. bSss
LEY-Steady; mailing. 81 1881 - hul-
g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO & ALTON.

CHICAGO & ALTON
1911 1910 1909
Isl w Dec ss IS sSs ss - 81, SIS IS Is
CHESAPEAKE & ONO.
LIST wk. in Dec. Se2s. 2s2 s5ss.a55 s5s2.S
July i-Dec. l.. i4.S696l4 Il SGS 1O2 13,73l,617
COLORADO SOUTHERN.
July jul I'D" dec. -. GSs$.5iO 79i552S 7,594i95
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
LIST wk. in Dec S4S3. 400 S433,S0O $4,000
July 1-Dec. T.. H. lO3, 200 1l,29,30O 10, S93 4e9
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.
Is. wli. in Dec. S1147,69O $l,o7l1 s5 Sl,o5l 1Go
TEXAs & PACIFIC.
st wk. in Dec S2s6 40 1851. SGS S31j10l
Jan. 1-Dec. l.. 1909, COS 14,964i99 ZOO, 4l6
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
I I VIZ in Dec s2 sSa, sl9l$S 4 4s2
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS & WESTERN.
July i-Dec. =. 1s07S75 1IS9ss2 /, 7so 756
WABASH
Is, wk in Dec. $685. IS $500 100 1852 173
July l-Dec. l.. u. 2o5. go 1855, 7Gs 13147O72
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Month Of Oct
Cross S,slV, esynings sf635,G4i S572o975 $58oi6O2
EXp. and taxes. 4142.ss0 4.22o.6o4 4oOS,S
Net earnings. $780, Go Sl5ooa71 S1.2e2 $50
July Loot 81
Gross earnings go 541 794 S21172 7o3 $40 2e4 OIL
Exp. and taxes. 1920, 664 16, 2l2,I04 1J,S11.j46
Net earnings. $500, 100 S4,959.949 S3442, 524
YAzOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month OF Oct
Number OF miles i.319 l.SI. l,31
Gross earnings S7s402l goes. 136 Sl,024. Oa5
Esp. and taxes. cj9.g56 690.CS9 TS2, 021
Net earnings SI24965 S275.o97 S242073
July Loot 81
Cross earnings s. los 36f S3,14 .O37 $3.174 1S7
Exr. and taxes. 2.59i.IS2 2.704.92i 2,941. 3sS
Nct earningz SJl6.579 si43.ll6 500, 40
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LII. TelegIaph b The TrIbunc. ]

~ rnuIs DOc. 13--CAIILE-Nectlp
GgG. fairly active at 1OUl5c decline; steers.
s. Goa IS 90: helfers. s. 7on SO 90: cows 81 30
"a s. so. Southern steers, ~ J1H 50 40 lO|S
So "a u, s.; lo. bulk OF sales. - 10uS 50 10;
packer s. 40aS6 10; best lights; 50 - s., 90.
'falr 81 5OdS5 -: best pigs, 81 % q go falr.
JGSls1 SHEEP-Receipts. 3Gil; mod
efai.ly active and steady; lambs, - 80 -;
cuIis. 81 75nS 81 50. sheep, 81 2'WSj 90 COM
mon. 81 1888 TO
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tic coast. moderate north and northeast; south
Atlantic and cast Gulf coasts, moderate north
east and east: west Gulf coast, moderate NORTH
Lake Michigan, light variable.
Steamers departing Thursday for European
Dorts will have moderate variable winds ana
fair weather TO the Grand Banks.
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Forecast for Special Localities.-FC

England, Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsy-
vania. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and the
District Of Columbia, fair to-day and probably
Friday. not much change la temperature; mod
crate north 10 northeast winds
For Virginia, fair to-day; colder in south por
ton. Friday probably fan, moderate north to
northeast winds.
For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Western New York. fair to-day ana probably
Friday.
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EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Oostna,ons zken al .. H., 18Th meridian tine Ar
PesS1ie reduced 70 sea Level
lsoosB connscu lines pass through points Of equal Sf
presSyre
sothems dotted Ines pass through points o. equa tenl-
prgf, dawn only for zero freezing ~ ana lO degrees
. Gear q Party Cloudy; o Cloudy; X Ram, D Snow;
NJ Rspor missing Arrows Hy with the wind
trs' igre- Indicate tempe r1te second A-hour pecp-
no7 a 0l inch more Tor q hours encng p m yes
isfeay thru and velocity when 10 or more miles per hour