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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

or A,9i4,5n, but gains IN seposits of 81 .l29
~ 81 Louis banks report gains in loans
vi N", 49,, losses IN cash Of S1.1gSSt9 and
gains in deposits OF S2.792 lbs. The other
sseSerNe city banks show gains I'm loans OF
SeSSImN. losses i'm cash of $3.50, POI and
tpahAs show gains in loans of S6.SlZ,loS.
i ssSs OF N,oss,6S, in cash, but "A gain OF
Nia.oib.O2 m deposits. AIl the banks in this
section report gains in loans of Sl5.672, go,
posts Of S2S9lg. SIS
Western States-The reserve city banks
snow ;, ow gains in loans OF sl.77S.n9 in cash Of
~, p''SoW nut loss IN deposits of S3.1l. 105.
ne country banks show losses in all three
d.cil ms as follows: Loans, S300,1l2. cash. ST.
$3.50 ana deposits, N,51G 153. All the banks
~ ~ 4nls section report gains in loans Of 81
posts OF S,I22,4j1.
Pacific States-Tho reserve city banks
snow gains in loans Of g. 36S.S75 losses in
SaSn OF SS94912, but gains i'm deposits OF
~ Ho'S49 The country banks show gains in
iodhS or Nl6S1,0Si losses i'm cash of Sl53,20l .
qua gains IN deposits of S2SS653. All the
pSIkS IN this section report gains in loans
Oi N,to39. losses in cash Of $l.2iSlI3. and
gains IN deposits Of Sl7276O2
Island SsiOnS-These banks all re-
port gains as follows. Loans, S2l $50, cash,
%-.elg and deposits. A,49l.
United StafeS-Au the national banks in
me United States show gains in loans and
discounts Of S52JI2. 2S6 losses in cash Of So
o9At-, and gains in deposits Of X2U1S.S 500
comparing figures Of September l. 1871
win those Of September l. 1910, the follow
ing gains arc reported: Loans and dis
Vidual deposits. S344 3S6.644 Number OF
banks reporting September l.. 1911, 1901 /,
uunbelt OF banks reporting June :. 1911,
''-''' gam, y, gain over year ago, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

visible supply Of sugar as $50 600 tons. INC
London market for beet sugar was ! = W"A
lower with September at us 20 anu Cclog ~, ,
ffS 80 a. while Nay stood az It's 80 -
local market FOR raw sug1 WIS uuii a'.u
Tominaly unchanged, with centril 1gal, 10 80
n ). sec, rnuscovado, 80 test, .36c. ana mo
lIsses sugar - test. 5.llc.
kICE-Firm and unchange d. -.
-COPPER--stanuard was que !,
With spot. September. october. November ahu
December quoted at 1850 1880 Lonaoh
hrm. spot. fj4 lis Sd futures. 100 lSs sL'
Arrivals repoI ted at New York to-day, - tots .
Custom House returns show export OF ~. ~
tons far this month. Lake copper l2."u"
1852 nc; eIectroytic i2Hl2.37 nc, and cSs1
Ing. ia II 2Jc TIN--Quiet; spot -. 90 q ~ &C
september. 81 500 81 4Oc: Octob,r. $500
39.3Oc: November. -. 3ON 30 lOc. and Decen
beT 20. 10 u 3JC. London firm, spot, tlft i3S'
futures. f1T4 rs Cd. LEAD-Quiet al 4.4oW
4 55c New YORK and $50 l35c East 81 LOUIS;
London, ga los 3D. SPELTtR-IuieI a. ..yo
f6c New York and 5.s0d .90c East ~ LOUIS
London. az 15s ANTfAONY--Quiet. COOK 70
sons, S.2JaSS7Ac. IRON--Cleyela vat
rants, 46s 1 I'D in London. Locally IRON was
quiet: No ! foundry Northern $40 2"H siS D"
No =. SlJTSl5 %, No Southern anu NO 1
Southern soft S15ISi5 80
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady but not
NAVAL SrORES-Spirits turpentine ruIea
steady but quiet and without impoF , AZ
change. Rosin steady and unchanged laF
duh.
OILs-Linseed oil steady at recent prices
Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTFONSEED OIL-Firmer; prices 81 tne
close were II 10 - points net higher crude
oil In the South was stsadier and reports that
leading rehners had been active buyers re-
Gently led to general covering. while at the
same time there was moderate buying Tor lor-
eign account Local contract prices 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
NATIONAL BANKS LOSE CASH
Large Increases in Loans, Discounts ana
Deposits Shown in September l Report.

Washington. Scut. -s.-Largr gains 100
hs1a ard discounts. losses in cash and in-
crease, l deposits of national banks ar"
srsvn r The reports 80 tho controller Of
ihe 'gucuo- of their condition ca Septerl-
-si A. compared with June
loans nd discounts OF Inc l.'l banks re-
PORTING were e. Jb1 ill.Nia IN increase. OF
azsi1cf TIN. losses iu cash amounte" 10
tsssl-. while the gains 90 deposltS were
comrarol aitl the figure for September
III" or Three items showed i1's' sdina,
Lrou- end Discounts $3.50 30. 80. cash, &i".-
"lea individual deposits. s54i,@ahhff.
4Lf total resources ana Lallll 'it- on
national tanks wer. Sio.@,f i3+ ~. The 70
I've 'ea. Si--s,op> @tt. the, peioeli.ss, u"
aeros averaging -l16. The reserve was
.N-3 j" moro tau the amount required
D. law
pBe.rrt.rrr 5r state groups were
-Ear England States-The reserve c.lF
tbasfDHI SHOWS Losses iu iOan- ana dlF-
t''rts 0f s. ~ 90 u cash OF $ol-- %. aau
~ deposits or EIg2@f the country banks
aNoN gain iu loans ara discount or
sss'%sm loss in cash ~ N.'.i 70 Dui "
81 .u deposits Of SO 800. 5li All tht uhIks
y f5r Sow England states shO" "a gam OF
tI'ibN r loans and oiscountf' Oul d" -
~ cstn 5t N,s'.l.- and lH depoa.'a "- o.
Eastern states-New York city shows
.ys<rs boz each az follows: Loans an" as
sU1ts fiIaI 5s5. cash, SIS, ioJ,ss4, ana nt-
Ipsiis. So 80 10; while the Othci Iesei
~ in ;..H section shows "a gam IN 'D1l' 80
" 81 a. go Losses are reported lH ,t- i
~ AEs"l and iu deposits Cl S-'1I-,p'''
ne country banks IN this section no"
.as2ll iu cssh but a caln in deposits OF
t-e,ii' ilr The total Eastern states snow
seins iu loans VI So.SyS, 70s, losses IA c5sH
~ ~ yieGg2 and gains TOO deposits 81 Sl''-
seliheru states-Ttr reserve city banks
sriie showing d. gain # 81 f7f.tSi ln ZOE
s1iW q los i4-casu oi s-i9- 20, ana ~" i',,'55
=, 90 S-.E-.jJ1 Tho roUUtr" banks IN s.i'
afi'OL also Stou gains Do i0ant al go
si.et l.lf 'os.rs iu cash 81 S-.I>i.a'! ara
n 6cposit+ of 0a.EIo-l All THE banks W.
~ section show -.ire W l0at "a '
- -. i0ssn-.ir e.~r VI S5J.l,l-- ~ho i'' ''
Nst ol 5&cU4t25 ,,,.t
.flddlo Western lsiates--The panhs I'D III
~So SHOW losses iu loans of s,|3,'' ln 'e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
STOCK MARKET ADVANCES
Steel Among Issues Showing
Marked Net Gain.

THE stock market Yesterday was diner
en-, affair from the wildly huctuatng ana
highly excited market Of the preceding day
opening quietly, with changes about equally
divided between gains and losses and with
none Of the pyrotechnics that were the
feature OF Wednesdays opening.
Prices advanced brisklv from the start
th- rise being general throughout the list
United states steel common. on which the
bear attack has been centred for the last
N4-4-> leading the recovery with a gain or
ueaIT,- "a point IN the first fifteen minutes Of
tra1tu-, while Union Pacific, Reading
southern Pacific. Lehish VALLEY American
Smelling and Refining and the other Lead
.n- ISSUES We're rot far behind.
Win the exception OF occasional reac-
tons due 20 profit taking. prices continued
10 advance steadily until tho last hour
when .Ie gains ranged from 90 more than
6 points IN the leading ISSUES. Bear pressure
combined with realizing sales then brought
about a. decline which carried prices Of the
active stocks down from p. 90 more than .
uo.uts from the high o. the day steel com
u,os-..rh.eu opened AT 75il TO ST. after clos
.na ~ sEa. on the preceding dag, advanced
L. GIL. during the session and closed a point
. lov-r az fg1., a net gain Of 24, points for the
ds
'Te transactions 10 the stock to-alled
is shares. o. compared with 7oo5o0 on
EVe.ue=d ay.
Z Union Pacific showed q net advance Of IS
ig.nte. the threatened strike Of the shop
mo- apparently not having much effect on
Oh, stock Reading. which with Steel Com
mon and Union Pacific made mp the bulk Of
"a. davis trading opened az 1854. advanced
10 rs-.. and then dropped 20 1872, at the
ci..e lts not gain for TIE day being 2's
porr. THE total .a.as Yesterday were
1881 b.. share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Sept -. $3.50 CATTLE - Receipts.
close: besves. 81 75aSs Is: Texas steers. 81 70
n 50 10; Wrstern steers. 81 15G 81 10. stockers
and feeders. 81 l. 81 90; COWS and heifers.
$4,000: market weak. best grades Sc higher
than yesterdays average: others n zoe lower.
light. So o. a SO 10, mixed S9aS6 Is; heavy.
choice heavy, 81 % y 50 70: pigs. 81 5Olf 81
bulk OF SAFES. So I0G SO 90 SHEEP Receipts.
10000 market steady. native. 81 j0Gsl - .
Western. s. - n - 20, yeariinss, 50 ~ n 50 60.
lambs, native, 81 n So; Western. - 50t So 10
East Buffalo. Sept 2S-CATTLE-Receip
active and steady; s. 500 $40 -. HOGS
Receipts, 23g0 head active pigs steady
mixed. S71S7 05: Workers. 81 20aS7: pigs.
s. 90 Sc -oughs. 81 G0a g. So; stays g. - =
50 70 dairies SG ,!S 80. SHEEP MD
81 a SO So 90 '1''''' ''O" -'' ''' 0"' '''O'
Pittsburgh. Sept. s-CATTLE-Rsceipt~.
none. HOGS-Receipts. 1000. heavy Workers..
81: light Workers. So IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS
-Receipts. light, top sheep, - %; TOD lambs.
S623 CALVES-Receipts loo; TOP 81 p;
Pittsburgh. Sept. ga TITLE supply light:
steady; choice 81 25d$7 20 prime SO 75as7
veal calves. s. JON>9 SHEEP AND LAMBS -
Supply light; prime wethers. S4GS4 10 culls and
common. 81 5OdS2: lambs. Sc 5Odss - HOGS
Receipts 20 double decks lower; prime hesvies
So 50qS6 20: mediums and heavy Workers, So go
tSe 80: light Y9 gd@ 50 25aS6 80; pigs. $50
Cincinnati sept IS CATTLE - Rec-ipts.
3bhs SLOW and prices ABOUT me
ter4ay; steers. So - n SO so heifers. 81 JOa
s. 80 cows 81 5oaS4 10. CALVES-Ciood
light active and strong. other grades about
steady; s3n$S 50. HOGS-Receipts. l. sg3
quiet and steady to sc lower; packers. So 80 a
SO ~. stays. $50 50 -, common cows 81 q
s. So. pigs and lights So SO. SHEEP Re
ceipts, $50. steady 81 J0nS3 so LAMBS
Good strong 10 q shade higher, other grades
steady; 50 So
Kansas city. sept S-CATTLE-Receip,.
g. OOc. including :. OOO Southerns. market steady
TO shade higher; dressed beef and export
steers. <7TS7 90; fair 20 good. 81 - q So 9o
Western steers, 81 40N 81; stockers and feo,l
ers 81 J0NS So, Southern steers. 81 70GS5 %
Southern COWS 81 81 30: native COWS s. ~ II
So: native heifers. $4TS7: bulls s. 25TSi 80
calves. 81 500 81 - HOGS-Rrceipts 1000.
market 5d10c higher. bulk OF sales So ESQ
So 30: heavy. So 20 So %. packers and butch
ers. S6 % u 50 ~; lights So lOH So 90. pigs 81
a 81 IL. SHEEp-Receipts. 5000: ma rka,
steady 20 strong; lambs. 81 - u SO: warnings
S4fl 81 -. wethers 81 2Jd 81. ewes s. lS3 rs
stocllers and feeders. 81 50TS4.
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
ST. louis sept 2S.-CATTLE RECENT .
8 500; fairly active and steady: steers. san
Southern steers So 100 81 80. HOGS-Recefpts
: sos: somewhat slow early sales 5ain,
lower. later sales. losses reGained choice
I7o 10 225 %. So 60sr S6 70; bulk OF sales So 2,
q So 30, packers. 81 . SO 40. best lights 100 "a
1850 To- ST. 10 y So so. Fair do. s. 30 a SO: Digs
under IiU 10 S5ff S. IS; common 10 STA
s. 81. SHEEP-Receipts 3.O3T: slow and ! I,
I5c lower; lambs 81 - QS6. Gull lambs 81 4
S. SO; sheep 81 40 n 81 50. common. 81 - = 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Sept. 2s.-wHEAT-spot dull; No
3 Manitoba. IS. Futures steady: October. Is
3Ad: December. - 4+d: March n md
CORN-Spot steady. American mixed 6s
Futures easy: October. IS i0isd. January 81
I'D FLOUR-Winter patents 2Ss 80 HOPS
In London tPacihc COas) f9G 90 los BEEF
Extra india mess, COS. PORK-Prims mess
western Dos HAMS-Short cut, as. BACON
Cum berand cut. 5is: short rib ass 81 .
clear heIlies. SIS ID. long clear middles light
SOS sd. heavy, COS. short clear backs i9s N
SHOULD ERS-Square. AS. I.ARD-Prims
Western, tierces 48s I'd. American refined
pals. AS 90. CHEEsE--csnadian nnssr
white. new, T0s. colored, eos Cd TALLOW-
prime city. 84s. Tt.RPENTINE-spiri ssr
Sd. ROStN-Commoh. los. PETROLEUM -
Refined. 8ise LINSEED OH, As. COTTON
SEED OIIl-Hull rehned-Spot, 2Ss Cd. TAI
IOW--Australian. in London sos
London, Sept 2S-RAW SCGAR--Csntrtsy-
gal LIS Cd. museovado. les Cd. BEET
SUGAR-September, LIS Od. LINSEED--a,al.
Cutta. september October. T2s Gil. LINsEED
OIL. as I'd SPERM OIL, f34 los. PETRO-
IEUM-American refined 5kd: spirits sLa
URPENTI NE-Spirlts. 3Ss Sd. ROsIN-
American strained. los sd: fine iSs lid
Antwerp. sept 2S-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
T5 centimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

flour AND MEAI-Flour inactive. with
BUYERS still little disposed 10 follow the ad-
vance. Spring patents 81 10 n s. 40 winter
straights. 81 - q 81 30. winter patents 81 So
Il 81 10 spring clears. 81 351s4 81; extra No
winter, 50 500 81 so, extra No = winter,
S. a. " 81 10. Kansas straights. 81 1854 Sb
fancy spring patents 50 5Ou$B rs. RYE
FLOUR-Firm. fair 10 good 81 T5aS4 %:
choice to fancy. $5Mx5 30. CORNMEAI.-
Steady: Kiln dried. 81 80 BAG MEAL
Steady. hne white and yellow, 81 iOds1 42h
coarse, 81 35d<l 40. FEED-Wssterh Arm
CITY nrmi Western spring. so So, standard
middlng SIS 90; -four do. $50 10 red dog
So 90; city bran, $50 80 bulk S27 sacks mid
ding. SIS 80 $50 so red dog. So So. hominy
chop s25 - bulk, S2G 10 sacks: clinical. ST. 80.
PKONlSiONS-Steu with covering bv
recent sellers and buying by comm les on
houses Influenced by the hrmness In grain.
PORK-Steady mess. ST. q Sl7 80. family. xfp
n S2l; short clear $40 10 ash 80 BEEF
Steady. mess ST. 50aSi3. family. Sl8 80 IL
S14 packet, xi3dsiS so; extra India mess.
Si0dSlD ~. BEEF II AAS-Steady; $50 80 a
So 80 DRESSED HOGS-Easy, bacOus. exc.
iS0 H. a-tc: tGu 49, zoe. $40 IN. Toe. p'ga
1Oi.c CUT MEATS-PCked bellies dull. 10
~. lSc. IL lb. i1A,C. "a TO- ~ n IL i.c. Picked
hams dun. i2tsc TALLOW-Wcak city.
Glc nominal. country. 81 dGfsc LARD
St"udi@r. Middle West. O.4J q D.J5c, city lard
quiet 90; refined lard steady; South America
10 zoe. Continent. 70 DOc. Brazil. kegs II zoe
compound steady. = 90 ~ s. lJc. STEARINE-
STEADY. oiso Tie. citY iaGd steIrine, II &c.
StGAN-Krnned sugar quiet and unchanged.
with graduated genegally quoted at H. zoe net.
lo5s rrr cent cash. London reported lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Sept 2s.-rhe offerings at the wool
,,tctfou sales to-day amounted 20 12.T3T bales.
,There was "A steady demand for the large Hr-
lection and good grades were hrln, while me-
aim, aud faulty were occasionally boo buyers
f,,or Victorian scoure0s sold at IS nd.
Most Of the offerings were taken hy tho home
tradr The sales follow; New south Wales.
= 1oo be les. secured va n II pad greasy. "A
{tfld Queensland. $500 hales. secured. - -
s,Ig l0ird. greusy, 1dpls lad Victoria,
ZOO tql-s. secured lldn2s sd greasy.
-Tt,t e Ia south Australia tu0 baics
rr.ssy g1nr-d N-w Zealand. . IuU bales
sronred. isats lOJ greasy. 5A.dgls ld. Capg
- Good Hope and Nsihs. 40 bales, secured
tOi.dfr1s I'd; sIeafy. apd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

spot qu!et and unchanged ~ 10 46c for mid
ding upland Special Liverpool cables. spot
quiet sales. 5000 bales speculation and ex-
port 400. American. 1000: imports II 600 all
American. Middlink upland. 6 I'D. Futures
opened barely steady. unchanged 10 1 point
lower. closed steady at net unchanged TO an
advance OF points. september. 5.0Sd; Sep
tcmber- October. JG2d October November.
January, 5.53i-d; January February. 5.55I.d:
February JjT ID, March prfl
550izd. Apri-May. J.60lz Il. May-June. June
July and July-August. 5.61 I'D. Manchester
Yarns firm cloths qUieter
COEEEE-Che market experienced a sharp
decline a the opening, first prices being II
90 p points below the previous close repre-
s-nting a total decline Of % 90 30 points from
the recent high level. but values regained
parJ Of the loss and az the close the market
lower. with sales Of l04,250 bags The early
decline was due largely 10 decided weakness
abroad. whore Havre was q n > francs lower
closing at lls - francs net lower and
Hamburg showed q net decline OF la =
pfennigs. There was active. selling here for
foreign account. but local operators were good
buyers and the fact that the market rallied
go easily was taken as an indication OF a
strong position. The official cable from Brazil
showed Rio unchanged and Santos 30 10 100
reis lower. and the special cable Indicated a
further decline OF 30 refs in the Santos mar
ket Cost and freight Offers from Brazil were
generally steady, and several private cables
werc received stating that the present Santos
that the outlook FOR next crop is unfavorable
owing 10 poor Towering during August and
september. Private adyices from Havre said
that the decline there was due 70 realizing on
cep,s - Rio and Santos We're z, 600 bags
compared with $4,000 last year spot quiet
and prices We're isc lower ON the basis OF
H. f,c for Rio No 7 Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
SEED PRICES.

tobor December and March. Sl2 20 No T.
Si2 o5qSl2 10. No ). Sli % aS12. rejected
Sli 55GrSll 20, G.. S9dSl1 20. ALSIKE-
Cash $40 30; December. S1l. March. sli Is
| TIMOTHY-Prime. September, 81 30, pecer-
her and Marrh. 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chlcago Sept. 2S.-Wheat to-day reflected
the improved tone iu stocks The market
closed 80 advance % iadEc over last
night. Corn finished - on TO : a nc up;
oats unchanged 10 %c hiEher and provisions
-urbing Influence 81 Wall Stree depression
allowed a variety 81 buliish factors TO help
iu lifting the price ~ wheat The Tr!poii
affair. with IFS warlke possibilities had a
teudoncv also 20 turn the market upward
especially as prominent houses In the Liver
pool trade were alleged 20 have taken the
huvirG eidr largely on that account Between
the opening sud the hrish December ranged
from ~ o. nos iec, and in tho End was ~ net
higher ~ gsis = osfic. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTrOS--ThA market showed continued
nervousness aud irregularity Business was
siill moderately active, but less 20 than earlier
IN the week ard the trading was considered
as being largely IN the way OF evening up for
over the week end Covering OF shorts and
huvinE ~ trade interests furnished the mar
ket is support. and caused a sharp rally after
an carly break. while the South was perhaps
the IA rg-st seller. although the offerings from
that source were smaller than previously and
seemed 70 be more in evidence on advances
than on tho dips. Certain prominent local
traders believed - have Crne short OF the
market considerably higher up were credited
with buying over luu 400 bale during the da".
but the steadier tone Of the market in the
afternoon secmrd 10 reflect no general change
IN sentiment and local bears were disposed 20
attribute rallies 20 covering for over the GOV
ernmenjs crop report. due on Monday. The
early break carried September into new low
ground, but other positions We're steadied by
trade buying before making new low records.
or around 1870 FOR December and from a net
loss of lud - points the market worked up 10
net advance Of Gao points on the active
positions during tho afternoon The close was
M from he best Southern offerings having
become heavier around ~. 45c for December,
but the final tone was steady net points
lower 70 points higher. Near months We're
relatively easy during the day ami We're ap-
pareutiv influenced by reports that some cot
ION was beginning 10 head in This direction
from the South for delivery on contra -.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.

Iron. n. No I ISIS 37}a Cotton. middling. 1915
Iron. So. No l.. IL - Coffee. No Rio -
steel rails. FPS sugar graduated 6.75
stand COP spot 11.s5 Molasses. o X, p ~
Tin ............ 3005 Beef family So 80
Exchange lead $50 Beef hams ...... III W
Speter ........ 59J Ta!ow. prime 6Ss
Wheat No = red O0E Pork mess. go. IL -
'Corn No . T42 Hogs dr. 100 70. 10
Oats stand VIII. 80 Lard mid West. 20
Flour. Mpls pat CD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
Dill pHiA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by charles L. Barney 4 90; ~ S,,tb
Broad street New York, and No L. S''
Ar street pbiladeiphia.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
GREAT NoRTHERN'S REPORT.

The report of the Great Northern Rail
way Company for the year ended June ~
1911. shows a material falling M gross ara
net earnings from the preceding. but. COM
pairing with other years the eNhipit Was
the best In the history of the road. biOSss
Sii i65 $40 in 1910 So. $50 44i in 1869, and !o4'
40 693 in 1903. while net operating IeHehu w
amounted 10 S2S. $50 2il. against So. iZf III
1910. 81 1882 IN 1919. and $lS2Si,Ssi IN l.ye.
In spite Of Increased wages paid by tne
company and the high costs of materials
and supplies the road was able TO snow
substantial decrease ian operating expenses,
the result OF Hill methods, when a'WT -
have been conservative and scientific Inc
balance available for dividends equalisd
S24 per cent, against S41 per cent 1T llt
year before. The surplus FOR the year oI
s. S1SS2S was transferred 10 the fund Tor
permanent improvements and renewals
Detailed earnings for two years followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
export. Z O b anoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September IS. 19lL
GRAIN HEAT-The market was stead
Ter. advancing slowly throughout practically
the entire day, and az the close prices were
were good buyers and sentiment a little
more bullish owing TO steHdier feeling IN
Liverpool than expected. where prices were
up from tho bottom on support from leading
houses and predictions " smGller Russian
shipments and firm spot position. The
west and in Canada. which was believed
would interfere with the movement. and there
were complaints that the crop was oeing
damaged in the Western provinces or Canada
was SLOW. with prices for American grades
stiIl Gar above an export basis. no red
here quoted 99hc elevator. export basis,
and 81 OOtt I ahodt, No ! Northern Du-
Mth, 81 1914 afOat. CORN-Steady, I'm
sympathy With wheat and on continued un-
settled weather over a large part Of the belt
as well as further complaints regarding dam
we TO corn in shock by excessive dampness.
Cash markets were steady. but there was
some liquiddt ton in September and at the
clOse the market was &c lower for TINS
month and = n &C lower FOR other months.
tho corn was out or the danger or frost
Export sales were reported Of loads No
here was quoted - &c elevator, domestic
basis 10 arrive, and G4&c o b ahOat. export
Grade. CATS-The market showed a little
heaviness at times. owing 10 liquidation on
moderate and the cash markets were steady,
and at the close prices We're y net lower 20
= higher. Cash oats steady. closing as fol-
lows: standard white. DC; No >. 02lzc. No g.
30: No 1. jlisc. and natural white and
white clipped ~ = n 55c. RYE-Firm, 20 3
IEY-Quiot; mating. 81 l5GSl - Bur
falo.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, September y. III
BEANS AND PEAs-Keceipts. LIZ bags
beans and 400 bags peas Continued quiet
trading IN domestic white beans and prices are
ONLY steady Red kidney slow and still favor
the buyer Lima duh and weak. Scotch PEGS
fairy sustained. BEANS. marrow, choice, 100
h. 81 96N S.: fair 20 good, 50 204S+ 80 me-
dunn choice StU5TS4 10: poor to good, 81 10
asa. pea. choice. 81 1OqS4 70; fair 70 good.
s.. son - %: red kidney choice. 50 BOd 80 %
poor 10 good So % n 81 80. white kidney, poor
10 good 81 1905 10 yellow eye choice - 80
q 81 20; lima california, choice, 81 80 q so -
PEAS Scotch, 1911. choice, 100 10, - 80 "
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COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.

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