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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET,

New York October l.. leil
pEr1rS-FA-eip,s ~ cars. OF LBS heaf:
.a,ft >, Cars ., sale cst,ls IN me pens Feel
,rs st-a6y for best grades. Gull ana Val ror
others no trade Of i;rpo-'ane: Drsftec eset
N moderate demand - s4l-'iV ICY n''i''
CALVES Receipts. 4ei he,a aseu, 40 ca
sac T r.t wanted sev.rsI bunth.- rrsoid
S.aIs. common 20 COED esd - s. .nf 90 Per
700 ID. culls. 50 500 s. srssSs,s 9eos.q -,
e,,;thsrn or western calves cry dr..s-h
vesis slow az iosl2ssi ''s ~, ss''i & Ist''
ssIes--s Judd & CO: 20 vssl.. let n svsr
ars 50 per 100 IN. 4 1915 - - 80 u. ~
10 s. G VIM 20 4 s 81 ~ :, p IS. ~
IS 80. ~. i51 10. 81 10.
sHErP AID LAMss.Ee::pt' % 2ca i n:;,
Sr 80 3rs s'a Slt II re s,ock uu.ela "
SWEET u'i.t choic. hero. wsak - ise lover a.,
such stock as vas oHsGed G ,oS 10 70 70
:heep ,5 500 la a. AZ 81 soss5 go Gull. g.
Dressed mutton easy A. 80 we tsw wAtr .
trs &. dressed lambs wssk 8, s'l sto'Se a
FEY. .sar s.s eT ssad.-. J7s sat. i.ms. :, p
average s. go ptr zoo ~, 40 % A.
q q. ~ penn.yivania. rob N. s. Is. 50. ar
1s,s ma Co. 1;5 stat, i,-,bs rs n. IS 50 .
oiG BueaIo 90 II. ,tfs s,sts eu"' 90
h. 81 o.-o,,.,s. ~ - ,.uo
T fSSp 4. a&hsnnor - par.io l.r'S,' "a
b, s475 ~ ,,. q,
ID So
III stat. lambs. 81 y, g 90. - sheer. lcs
h. 50 20
x1 M9GsTHs stead at 3 as s. f- sos' 80
50 n So SO for pigs
SON. 70 stat. hogs 15s 10 average, 81 PEI
100 ID. SIS. 40 Is. So e5. 70 jas 70. Se1s =.
Is5 TO- SO CO !. 800 ID s6 SO: 81 rlss. OF -
SO 50: IS rouEhs sl4 ID. s. So st,s. 500
Is. 50 80. I boar. lao III. - 50.
20 2,i II. ssso. ss. 1ss ID. sSis 20. lel v,
So g.. II roush. SEQ i. s. so. st,E. go
10. 81. ! boar ESQ II 81
hndrsw MULLEN e 20 s, , i s2s' a2I ~
u. II. Hollis los itats hogs. 80 H. 81 n /;
roushs' 500 ~ IS 65.
George & = : pillenha-k "a STATE h-ss,
100 10. 81: 10 III n. SO IL; e5 lS2 10 So a. /.
q roushs 25s H. 81 so: stag. go n. 81 Is.
Ksrns Commission Company. stare het,,
el5 ~. 81 -. As 100 10 50 so. rcush. 500
-. IS n stag. 80 n: 81
g. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

Boston. Oct 1.-The wool market IS 20
aar6ed as more encouraging. the demand IN
oreasins and values holding tairly STEADY
although some buyers declare that here ma
b.en SONS shading NJ prices. Fleece WOODS
~ medium and lover grades are m9vinl
,oirlv VOL. Whine the demand for tcrritor!
stock OF All grades Is reported 20 30 I'M
proved There has been more inquiry re
c,ntlv for good Michigan woods, but Faains
IS LIGHT N Tsxas and California product'
Quotations rang. a. follows r,.,-....
ohio and Pennsylvania neeco-Dtlainf
washed. soc. Xxx pc; me urmeJchhnia
% a 22c; haf blood conlbing. 25A Q 2"e three
s'ghths. Csc ont-ouart.r 2ld2tre, de,sinf
vtwashed Csc. hns pic. Michigan. WIS
cor,i1 and New York nreces--Fine unwashed
IGf eoc: d,iaine. - a2ic: half blood y !. \
o5c Kentucky. Indiana and missouri -Ihrfe
eirh,hs blood CSC; one quarter, 23is 2io
Secured basis: TeXss-Fine tlx 10 eFh'
-,on,hs 49G 4Sc: Twelve months. 70 q SOC, fall
aSas5c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4s850c; MID
6Ie county 4OdfTc. Southern. $50 t8c: faN
free. i0d re. Oreson-Esstern No stan ne
IS a soc. clothing. soc. valley No !. SO 4ic
Tcriitory-Fine staple. 6sH Coo; fne medium
SIC: nnc clothing. 50d &c fine medium ~
sSc half blood cornbinC. 55c. thret-eishths
40dsTc. e-quarttr. $50 ioc
PuIled--Extro. 80 = Sc hne \. ADH DUG
4 cupers - 4 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
STEAMSHIP MEN MEET
Transatlantic Conference Dis
cussing Rate Fixing.

Paris. oct 1.-THE international confer
encA Of transatlantic steamship lines held
its first plenary meeting to-day after pre-
liminarv meetings, which We're devoted TO
sectional wark Those attending the con-
ference included J. Bruce lsmay, chairman
and managing director Of the White star
COMPANY. Jonkheer Q. Reuchlin and 9. n.
Reuchlir directors of the Holland America
Line Albert Balln, director general ot the
Hamburg American Company; Baron Won
Plattenberg and Herr Heineken. OF the
North German Lloyd, and representatives
Of the Cunard and other lines.
While no statement has been issued. IT rs
understood that besides the question OF
fxinC rates for the next three years the
formation Of a South American snipping
pool was under discussion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

""'nEi record ard Forecast. Washington,
Oct l4.-fressure Il low throughout the coun-
ny except IN New England and the north Pa
cEc states, with general rains over the Eastern
hsf OF the country. bat with fair weather over
the Western taif. the clearing weather extend
ing during Tuesday into the Mississippi Valley
ana ihe upper lake region. 1n the interior Of
me wts' Gulf and south Atlantic states the
rainfall was heavy. IL Is cooler from the upper
and western lower lake regions southwark 10
tae HLii and also in the extreme Northwest ana
'Le Farhc states. IN the Southwest and the
central West u is warmer. There will be rain
"wednesday in the Atlantic states. followed by
generally fair weather Thursday. over the re-
HaindeF Of lie country fair weather will prevail
wednesday end Thursday Moderate tempera-
lures may be expected.
storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
ooatt from RockDort Mass. 10 the Delaware
bressswator
The Winds along the New England coast will
e moderate 20 brisk east over the northern por-
too and brisk 10 high east over the southern
Poylion; Along Toe middle Atlantic coast brisk
I" moderately high east: along the south At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct l7.--wHEAr-spotn nominal
,rtures weak: October Is 51sd; December
Is ca March. Z. SAD. coKN-spot hrm
yanuary IS "a Fshruary. Sc 81. 4. FLOUR
Winter patents. 2ss I'd HoPs n London
fpac,sc Coatt). ~ los6f ln. BEEF-Extra
Irsi. mes 0o. PORK-Pri!1e mess West
ern zoos. HAMsnshot, cr, Se. %, s "a 9I,.
Relies SIS Cd: light. Cos, hoayy Sos Cd
rhort clear hacks, BIS. sHovLDEhs-squst'
~, "a LARp-Prirne Western. tierccs. SIS
American ined pals. 4Gs. RUTHERFORD
tinted states. 1925 cHEEsE-Canadian An
.st White e0s: colorsd Sos Sd. TALLoW-
Prime cts. rs, I'd Australian in London. 81
iGild TTRpFNTINE--spirt 3Ss Ga
posiv- common. 15s al PETROLEUM
FsGrtd s}ld LINssEE :r OIL oil 81 q. SSt0TroN
iondor Oct. iT-SvGAR-Raw ccntrifu
gal Ss "a y'T2yaaS 10. Ga beet G,, osq
Toyorrber cns 81. LINsTED OIL. ios
sPERM on, IA los. PETRoLEuM.-.Arne G
,csn rcdnet sgd spirits. ~ d TURpEN
sririts 3ss 81. ROSIN-AmoricaI
strained. $50 al hne. is -.
- confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
WoJassrs Am syRTPs-Firh

NOLAssEs AND syRtPs-firm ana oh
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpen!ne lower
a. SIC FOR machine bbls. Rosin ana tsr 'u's'
and unchanged
OILs-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
l4un steady 81 1880 for standard NH'e w
barrels at New YORK ~,
RiCE-Firm ana quite active. Dan Isi-
IMAGES Sons Company report the Loulslan1
crop movement 20 date as showing receipts
OF 45S 500 sacks rough against 5si.sh0 last
wear and salss were 364 500 pockets cleaned,
compared with 4S5. $50 year ago.
sTGAR--Reaned steady but quiet WIN
grsnulsted quilted ~ eTJc net less per cen,
cssh. Raw dull ana nominal: centrifugal, so
rest 59Sc; muscovsdo. So test, 5ioc; mo
lasses sugar, 50 test, soc BIDS al lower
prices were solicited, but refners were no.
taking hold London was hrn but duie., eho
s.f2hd higher; October. lis SD. NoVem-
Der IFS Cd May. LIS I'D There are no
centrals grinding in cuba There we're nc
receipts during the week ~ the ports: sno
exports at the six principal ports or the
ISLAND were only 600 tons, against none last
week ana = 200 last yoar. stock - 200 tons
compared with 1000 last week and l9'ooo
year ago.
HDEs-pry hides firm prices were marked
up and available offerings have been "sH
cleaned up ~
LEATHER--F1ru and unchanged. Labor
troubles at the shoe factories OF Massachu-
sets promise 70 curtsN demand somewhat.
nRTGS-Fairly active and firm. Essenual
oils IN good demand and roots sold vel N
a fDhkinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
MUST KEEP THEIR CONTRACTS
Railroads Cannot Cancel Them Simply
TO Increase Rates.

Washington. Oct 17-Al railroads we're
forbidden by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day TO cancel rate contracts
with other roads when such action will re
suit in increasing freight rates. Inc ue
cision followed investigation Of the North-
ern Paciic's increase OF eastbound lumber
rates from oregon and Washington points
on the Tacoma Eastern Railroad
The commission held that railroads are
not permitted TO raiss rates by the simple
method of cancelling existing contracts
with other roads. The majority opinion
was written by Commissioner Lane. In r
concurring opinion Commissioner Prouty
differed somewhat from the other members
declaring that the commission must recos'
nize the right Of a railroad TO protect It's
own business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

chicago. Oct .lI;zzec5AI.rLIE-ss:.e,,. sc
"a is. wss,srn steers. - 25as7 20; .,ecksrs and
feeders 5; 2Sss ss s. COW a2d ass:Ts sfo
s. a5asS 70: mixed. 81 o5a$G IS. heavy sssss =;
rr.uEh, s6ds6 20; good 20 ,heic. heavy g 2eS
81 s. SIEEP- Receipts, ~ 90; weak. n,'lys.
S 5 Sos lambs native sass -. w...rr. saws
nT ss, cho.s 81 toasv 80 prime 81 sss,iss
AIrEP-slov; supply FAIR. Prime wethers, 81 20
& a. y. sq eaS ara sSass e 6 @
csi2' 10 doass as'ks g !Tss; ss.ayss mediums
sGiss 2s pics s5Gss7s; roushs. sSSoaSS.
Ksns,s CRY No o1' %, i so,,,.T, .,. e;
g {, sOs ss y ssa S': s Sgs s az
8 !5ss5 COWS {siso n,i,ys s:y s;;,, g . 80
calves ~ sias7 IS H6Gs -Reccipts 1900
.iesdy. BuiE o. SALES Sc loqss 80. SsaSSyy. 81 g
ssS s 1870 81 90 p sna 4, S ass sHtTPs
eepts. 22.ooos losi5c lower lambs, s. SgsS -
SIS . '0''' % ''''''' '"4 ''''''' . ''V
East sufalo. oct i7..-cArrLr-r.c.irtr,
ao0. steady. NEALS-Receipts; 900. slew ara
s Ss oH s5i sSss bh2S sssy sSa s
Ga sSGS6 o5 workers SO 25d 50 p5. pigs, 40 $50
S Il re 'S SSf@a Sc 20 psiEEp AYD ISMss
Receipts. $1,000. active. sheep steady: isnnhs.
58ioo higher. lambs, ssasS co, few s. Is
fBy Telegraph 20 The tribune
81 Louis, oct. i7.-CATTLp-Receipts 1872
choice steers steady. other grades. i0dlSc lower
steers i,dsi IS. heifers, S. o0Qs0. cows $40
81 90 southern steers 81 25as5 90 HoGs r.
tepis ~ 5aS: quality no, yA~y GOOD gcos hogs
! s9iOc lower. Jiss, lS125c lower choice, Us &
$50 pounds se 6S4SS 20 packers s. ao9t6 %
! s. 25QS6: best pigs. S5GS5 70. common. S4ass ~
! SHEEP Receipts. 4.l2o. lambs steady. sheep
! l0dl5c lower. trading slow; lambs 81 T5qSi Is
Gull lambs, 81 T5Qs4 40, sheer. S. ae3ss ~
common sheep. s. c0g;S IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
TWO GOULDS OUT OF D. &R. G.
Edwin and Howard Not Re-
elected by Stockholders.

Denver. oct. 1.-Two members of the
Gould family-Edwin and Howard-and
Winslow S Pierce. Of the Gould faction
stepped from the board OF directors of TIE
Denver & Rio Grapde Railroad at the
stockholders annual meeting here to-day
They were succeeded by !. Y. Andrews, j.
W. Gilluy and Rswson f. Watkins. who
according to President Edward I. Jenery'
will be superseded within a month by di-
rectors who viii represent the Rockefeller
interests
Pursuant 10 the decision of the Stock
holders 10 increase the board of directors
from nine to eleven, Edward d. Adams and
Edgar L. Marston. Of New York were
added 10 the board. Mr.. Adams represents
the Deutsche Bank, OF Berlin.
other members Of the board are George j.
Gould. Edward r. Jeffery, Kingdom Gould,
Arthur Coppell, Charles II. schlscks ana
JCel i. Naillo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18

The following bankruptcy PETITIONS were
filed Yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court.
THE TQILETTES FASHION COMPANY.
No 238 Fifth avenue, publishers Of two
monthlies, "Toilettes' aud Dry Goods" q
fashion magazine and trade paper, in
voluntary Judge Holt appointed Frederic
G. Zee receiver Liabilities said 10 be S26,-
600, and assets $4,000 ..
THE AERIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY
No. l7i3 Broadway; involuntary. Judge
Holt appointed Robert II. Ewell receiver
Liza bilitics. s2,0oo; assets, $3.50.
THE FOROU1GNON MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY, manufacturers OF mani
cure supplies, No. A2 West 18th street: in
voluntary Assets estimated at 5000
THE ANDREW H. HOAG COMPANY.
manufacturer Of electric and gas hxtures,
No 25l West 10Th street; involuntary. Judge
Elolt appointed Henry B. Stimscn receiver,
liabilities. s1iCO0; assets. $1,000.
MAX WIENER. wholesale dealer in rib
bons and silks, No 3Se Grand street; in
voluntary. Judge Holts appointed Marcus
JsApoR AND JACOB RENNER. who
compose the firm of Renner Brothers, Jew
oilers, No 1872 Rivington street; involuntary.
Judge Holt appointed Edwin c. Ward re
ceiver. Liabilities, $4,000 assets, about
s. zoo
HARRY AND MARGARET CLARK. who
I'D business under the name Of William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N.w YORK. October II. lel

View York. october II. 1911
GRaIN-WHEAT-There was ,aoi reaSrI0fd r M
however and late in tho day prices 49, "a. ,n
sharply with = sharp covering moNeHissin ~ ~
Gnicaso., ansl picss W%e We ouns 10 more
favorabIe Sunnrary OF the foreign crop sltu.
alton an increase Of 1925. 900 bushels N tne
EurSrss visible supply and prcspS6'' 0
soeeed carly, with easier prices in Ninnlpsks
Bradstrcet's visible showed an lncreas, - -
me poeyl,s and on Increase Of e.o3s,cco N
worlds soek S2nparei win az iner ,sissra 5ff
West took the buyng side and the matks,,
advanced rapidly during the lsst hGIr e,.e
closed ~ III. top a feature Of the d9y rss
.bs r.oort Of he conflict between German
MARINES eud Chinese at Hankow. whlch, ,,
vas feared might cause foreign complrdII2;As
considerable interest in report MAJ .srp
stesner rith q cargo Of over 3c0,cO busheis
OF wheat had been sunk on the LAKES. Exroi
sales Loads ~ Manitoba At cutports No :
rnd b.rs. 81 ~, elevator, export basis. and
81 o. 0 sfoat 20 ! Scrthrgrhn Du - ~.
1loh 9doat C0eS.,IrlGe "a &c
net biobf-. Bradstrests visible showed de-.
crsast fo- tha week Of ! ,ioS 600, corp8re !
VITA A decrease last year ~ sSo.ooo, 20
corn here. 79Hc nominal elevator domssne
basis to arrive. and export No :, &c -
.S3.t oArs-Trating not active ana the market s,t
late wns little stea1ier. IN sympa'ny , w','
r.sS.,rs,,'s yi.ihis showed an increase %
.eG2 600 compared WIKI a decrease last year
ei,r5s~d white. s.L5c IN elevator; 70 :. SIC.
40 2. b2Hc. 40 I. SIC; natural white ano
white elPnsd Sli@ n S36s 70 ART irT BAR
fFv-BarAly steady. mailing. 81 lldf 20.
Buhgic
new YORK. PRICES,
49,. No. o. 81 81. 81 oar 81 os. 81 OK
INTERIOR REcEIrTs,
ro1,. $50 esi 900 5Si 200 600 700 ooo
IL; x.ss l f5fScS s!5S 600 $3.50 $3.50
sYARoARD CLEsRANCFs.
F z SSc T S5oe6 5000
{..t y.ss .- sse$SSG55 1859 lss@$S l fs.SCS
flour AND MEAL--Flour little more
ae,L. az % fTm 5 sntsr ePsisht. q 81
efSa- 80 4o c15i s. r. eT,rs No winter
50 90 extra 80 Winter f.I 80 sSpSs 90 ps,snt
g. 56S 50 - RYE FLoTR-Firm fslr to
good, s5as5 %. choice TO faney s. % S< - -
c2EYME r1It XIII. G a1S ys II s. - s. g.
coarse 81 3S6S1 IN. FEED--Western spring
s26 To- STANDARD m!ddlinS. ,321 so; hour 90
So saets- mtddiins. SOS 50 q So? 80; r4d dog,
$50 S.. honiny chop. >2s bulk. SEQ 20 sacks.
'rnTToN-Tne market developed renewed
weakness. Iricss made new low records. WITH
October ana January breaking through the
% level and while there vas enough cover
,r- 70 check the decline and cause moderate
raIlies the recovery was not fully maintainfd.
The close vas baTely stead ~ me- eec stn
orally unchanged 10 Sc lower Local coa-
tract prcss. v..,,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18

PROyISiONS-Easier 81 the start. but re
raired par, o. the loss on the semi- monthly
report Of stocks. which showed falling on
in both lard and ribs. PORK--steady. mess.
SiS si7 80 RErr-Mess. si2 5oaSiS:
family SiS 500 S14 packet. Sl3d sl3 80, Ak
ira India meas sID 500 SEQ. REEF HANS
Quiet at 500 500SS2 80. DRESSED HOGS
pSc: 40 II, oase; pigs; o9'.c. ext MEATS,
lb 1OA ollie. picked hams barely steady a.
10 TALLOW-SteadN city ehc nominal
country. ~. 067sc. IARD--stesdy. middle
west. sa540 05c. city $40; refined easy
South America. SOC continent 065c
Brazil. kegs. 1l.eoc: compound auiet At ~ Q
7i.c. srEARINE-Firm. oleo' 100 io'se' city
'',I rTALs2coPPER- standard nrm: spot.
october November December and January.
lcGl2 25c. London easy: SPOT. fo5. futures
fJ5 16s ~. Exports so far ,hs MONTH o.el'
tons Lake COPPER l2joR i202hc; electro 20 r.
TIN-Easy: spot and October az 0Il.75c.
November. ALI5d4i50c; December 4010a
,i8Tisc. January, 10000 il.2Sc February
soT5 4l25c. London steady; spot. tlSs l2'
"a futures. ass Local sales, > tons spot A.
aIIeLc LEAD--ouiet at 4.256 SOC New
as - ID sPELTER-ouiet at Sl5 dG use
View. york and 6I00 q. 2Oc East - Louis Lon
don f27 los ANTIMONY-Qui4t; cookson. 3
st2t, dsc5c IRoN-Cieveisnd warrants. -;
Nor,hnrn. SIS 25asI5 80: 10 2. sl5dsl5 c5,
No / Southern and No Southern soft. 500
CoTTONsEED OU.-stcader early. weak
pess I'm cotton Affected values late in the DAY
ana the market az the close was points ne
49, Nester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
ester

Spot duie, and - points lcvAr st eo5t foi
p,iddling UPLAND. sales NIL LIVERPOOL cables
anot m good demand, sales 10 roo bales. sPecn-
larion srd export 800; American 1900. I'm
parts 80 coo American, 5000, middNng Upland.
& 27d Futures opened STEADY, ! 20 points al
vance Closed STEADY. pa 70 so prints nisnef,
october ) O3a; October-Novemher, 5oo'sdf 10
vsn1ber-Decsnber and December-J January : e3d
January Pebruary. AID. Februsry-Marfa,
4aoi1d: March-April, 502d: hpr!! May, 5.otd
May-June, SO5d. June-Jrly, 501Ed July-Au-
g,s,. So0d, August september. joI I'd; seften-
,embar-Ootohsr, 5.oi'zd
COFFEF-Showed strength, especially for
mar positions. and December again sold At l5c,
.1uslling last weeks high record while tie later
r6etionS were onlv 2 fen points under recent
high The strength is based largely on crop
conditions IN Brazil where the present crop is p
rarentIv much under earlier estimates while the
prospects for the next crop are almost sensa-
jirnallv roor m 80 conditions and the pro
visions for the valoriZation plan, which forbid
further sales % 57lorizauon holdings az present,
leva made 4. possible for roasting interests 20
g., control Of practically 81 the coffee both here
ard sfoat fo- the United states. ara asia. from
this Interests h1ldi-gs there Il comparatively
live cores available. Roastsrs bought about
20 200 bags l1te Monday. and according 10 cur
rent reports were bidding through their agents
f4r available supplies n Interior markets. Pr
vate cables from Brazil wers very bullish Prices
for the day shovel a net gain q 20 70 IS points
With sales Of lis. 800 bags. HAVE closed az an
advpnce Of W. franc. lie nburg i.fA
ptennig lower aud both RIO and santos un-
changed. SPOT hrncr ~ l5-,c 10 Rio 40 T.
Iccal contract rrices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

cbinaxo oct 17-vhest to-day closed At tie
Highest price reached on this years crop. Inc
d.y.lopfnen, OF a milling dsmsni for sou "inter
grades proyed nor. than an offset for all pear
In news Latest figures were 'sG &c 70 'se
higher than last night. The end ~ the day let,
corn q, shade 30 &c advance oats uncnshstd
from small d.clire 70 an Increased cost Of 2'sc
Rause ~ urlces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
SEED PRICES.

rol,do oct iT-CLOVERsEED - Cash.
si2 AZ. october. sl2 iT,; December. si2 ~.
March t2 So NO ST. s1I G S"ntl2 &c., No .
,s6i,shcd grade. sad 81 %. ALsIKE-Prire.
90 n. berenibsr $40 IL. March. 81. TIM
OTiIY-Prime, - 5o' December ~ 90 March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18
LnIn. lnlI

Highest teu,perstur. yesterday. e. degrees
fat . D M: lowest. 90, average, IS, average
FOR corresponding date last yrrr, Gil average
for correspotdlig date fast thirty-thTee
years. 81.
Local forecast: Rain to-day Thursday, fair,
brisk 10 high east 20 south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18

n. Clark, stationer. No. q Gold street
voluntary Liabilities. s.. 27: assets, $50.
WILLIAM M1CHELS. of No 1888 Union
port Road The Bronx; voluntary. LA
Utilities 81 2Gl no assets
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Wednesday,, Got. ID
| loll.

THURSDAY; light TO moderate west winds. b.
coming variable.
For Western New York. locsl rains and slight
ly cooler today: fair Thursday. moderate west
winds becoming variable.
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WATERWAY MEN AT RICHMOND
Mayor Gaynor to Speak on New York
Approacnes.

Richmond, Va. oct. 17.-Delegates Of the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association,
headed by its president Congressman j.
Hampton Moore. Of Philadelphia, reached
Richmond to-day for the fourth annual
Convention Of the association, which opens
ts business session tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18

Mayor Gaynor started YESTERDAY noon for
Richmond. where he is TO attend TIRE con
vention Of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association He is scheduled 10 make an
address there to-day IN The American
Netropolis-Its Waterway Approaches"
The Mayor was accompanied by Commits
sicner Tomkins. OF the Dock Department.
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onicial observations OF United States weather
bureaus taken at 8 p. m. Yesterday follow:

focal Ohhcisi Record.--Ths following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
| four hours. IN comparison with the correspond
| ing date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-18

lan,ic coast moderate 10 brisk west 10 north
vest except variable on the Southeastern Flor
ida coast, along the east Gulf coast. llpht NORM
becoming variable. along the west Gun coast
light variable. becoming east and southeatii or
ire Great Lakes. light 10 moderate west becom'
lne variable.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports win have Increasing east winds, WIN rain
20 the Grand Banks.
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Forecast FOR special LocSiiies.-for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. rain to-day; fair THURSDAY
moderate variable winds
Tor Maryland. rain today. with moderate TO
brisk winds becoming variable. fair Thurf9sy.
For Virginia. rain to-day; cooler IN south
eastern portion; fair Thursday: moderate. vsrl-
able winds
For Delaware. rain to-day with brisk east 70
south winds. fair Thursday
For New jersey and Eastern New York. rhpI
to-day. brisk o. high east 10 south winds; fair
Thursday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. rain to-day. mod
crate 10 brisk east winds, becoming VARIABLE
fair Thursday. -
For Southern New England rain to-day; Disk
10 high east winds; fair Thursday.
For Northern New England ram to-day'
brisk east winds generally far THURSDAY.
For West virginia, cloudy Today, cooler IN
eastern portion; fair Thursday.
For Western Pennsylvania. CLOUDY to-day falr
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rypoe1s OF MERCHANDISE.

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EXPLANATORY NOTES.

Observations iaken a p. m. 18th mcrdisn lime. Air
pressure reduced to yea eyel.'
lsces continuous Ines pass through points Of equal air
pressure.
iSothefrS dotted rtf pass through points q equa' tenn
pefaufe drawn only Iof zero freezing 90 and 100 degrees
Q Gear q Party CioVoy Z Cloudy; K RAM 5 SNOW
N Report missing. Arrows iy with the wind
FIRST figures indicate tempefsfu second Ahour pfes p
raj on o. on nch Or more iof - hours ending o. m YES
lfoay ihfo wind yeoc,y when 70 or more miles per hour
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed Yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court