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

chicago. sept. s.-CATTLE--Receipts, 1000.
steady, besves. s. a IS 10. Texas steers 81 4o4
feeders. S3Is5 so; cows and heifers. 81 20 n
81 so calves. SIS 25&s9 HOGs-ReceIpts.
1000 weak at SgeninsS Prices 9o 6aag gR
81 AZ rough. 81 IS q So %: good TO choice
heavy 81 % s. 40; pigs s. 72qs7 30; bulk 6oo OF
sales s6 9O@S7 20. sHEEP-Receipts. 10000:
g.. warnings. 81 90aS4 20. lambs. native So 10
a 81: Western. 81 % a 81.
Fast Buffalo. Sept. S.-CATTLE-Receipts.
$50. fairly active and steady; VEALs-Re-
CENTS 700: active and soc higher, 81 JOa
$40 -: a few. 81. HOGs-Receipts, 5000
fairly active. Workers steady others . 2g IoS
higher. heavy. s. +06s7 10; mixed; 8! 20 n
81 ~. pigs. 81 20 4s7 SO, rogghs, 81 - q 30 o..
stays IS a So dairies' s1gS7 - shEEP AND a1
stcady, lambs slow and &c lower: lambs. 81
a so -; a few 81: ewes, 81 5ogsi 80.
sos .nas1 .e sg So & Refers
Closed slow and. 25c lower, HoGsLReceip o,
$40. active md strong. l0q l3c higher pack
ers 81 2J6s7 20: stays s3qS5 so, common
sows. s4as5 So pigs and lights s9gS. ~:
; sHEEP .,.ssS 3 sd IS '''a'Y "S' 90
Kan Kansas city Sept. s.-CATTLE-Reeeipts
500. including 1000 southerns; steady
dressed beef and e. EXPORT d@ W steers.
stookers and feeders. SO 5Oaso Is: southern.
st@s525 southern cows 81 75q 81 20; native.
& 5Sas cslve seif s. os s % @
s'50S: 5aioc higher; bulk OF sales, 7as7 20:
heavy 81 9OGS7 %. packers and butchers, 81
aS7 Is: lights S7q$7 -. sHEEP-Receipts.
1000; Joe lower: lambs, 81 I5qs5 q; year
iinrs 81 75TS4 %; wethers, s. q 80 90; ewes
s. 30 a 81 20: stockers and feeders, ~ 5oqs4
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Louisville. Sept. s.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts DOB. mostly breeding ewes. for
The week thus far 3.I02. market quiet, and
hut little change. bulk OF best lambs. 5g
rae some few fancy shade better. good
t1tcher lambs 445c; culls. 3q4c. sheep Be
down: common sheep very dull at lowest
prfces. good inquiry for best Western stock
ewes; plain and common ewes duh
fBy telegraph TO The Tr.bune.l
ST Louis sept. s.-CATTLE-Reeeipt
27Is: supply light. quality only fair. demand
moderate. prices 10Hi5c lower. steers, 81 ~ a
81 ~. heifers 81 T5hS7. cows, 81 i5d 81 10
Southern steers 81 T0ns5 80. HOGS-Re-
cepts T. zoo. supply small. in demand and ga
1Oc higher choice light and medium 100 %
100 10. 81 l0GsT as. bulk OF sales. 81 90 2
- 10. best lights. under 100 Id. SIWE 40
fair 40. sGaST. pigs under 10 10. 81 - d ST.
as TO quality. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady
lambs. tbma5c lower and neglected bids few
sheen 81 10 Z 81 so: common. S2ns3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

spot quiet and 20 points higher al ~, &c lol
IpiddlinE upland: sales. l34 bales LVerpoOi
cables-Spot In good demand sales 10000 bales,
SPECULATION and export 50u; American BOD'
Imports 900 all American. middllng upland,
:;.f: futures opened steady. At , 20 pylnts
advance: closed steady. az a net advance OF %
40 II points. September. 6SlG, September-Octp-
ber d 32i: october November, bI'1d; No
vember- December. 6l1d. December
and January February. y i6d February March
.6tTi..d Mdrch-April, 6.i9d. April May, G-pdi
Mas June. G.2ld.
high records established. The European markets
wera strong AMI higher at the start ana there
vas good buvuE FOR foreign account. First
prices were : 70 IA points above the previous
close and later there was an additional advance
Of 20 > points, hut near the close the market
was easier under profit taking and late decline
IN Havro. : feature Of the market was the
heavy selling which developed IN tho purge
Havre closed p 10 = franc higher Hamburg
showed an advance OF y pfs ana there we're no
cables from Brazil. owing 10 the holiday ueIe.
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were nrn
and above a working basis, while brazilian snip-
pers continue 10 bid premiums for the privilege
or csnrnlling contracts spot steady al 13esc
for RIO No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

'a'iai Record aud Forecast.-W ashing'o"'
- @-"mie cloudy weat er continues over
D. ssS'er portion Of the country east OF the
80 mountains. the region Of rains mas
a'Asd ar compared with the last seYerai
O. "e rains being confined mostly 90 the
a., aug middle Mississippi valleys, the lo"ei
s. EXON. the south ktlantic and Gun
d. rennsylfania. New York. Vermont ana
va faeihc coast. 4 general change 10
N,,+ weather has sci in over the upper
so,,s pp VALLEY. the plains states and the
1sr,, Ay Mountain region. while IN other
uh,r,. zee soumry temperature changes were
ins ! There were frosts Friday morn
se-, -"'Aihs and Montana. 40 well denne"
indio,,,' Ia an" par Of the country. ih" e
.'si,, g., a'' that the weather will be gen
Ne -. 'aiuraay ard sunday Throughout
. TIE r.. on ne Atlantic coast westward
s..st ihe,s fountain plateau regions. ehcep,
~usnt.e and -, y, local showers IN the s ou.H
east Gulf states. and unsetted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

Tho government crop report, showing a
slightly improved condition tor corn ana r.
tscine or per cent in the spring wheat
Condition was about boz line with Wall
Street eyrectauons and was not thought
. have had any apprecishle influence on
STOCK prices. although the market declined
ssrplv iu the final hour The report was
hsued A. 2ll r. m. TOO late 20 affect the
gran markets. Corn was DUH. both i'm
Chicago and on the local Produce Ex-
r snse the price declining trife toward
the close ON the expectation Of 2 small
ir,provemcnt 100 condition a. compared
with tho August ] figures. Winter wheat
sIso was practically unchanged in price.
tie shrinkage in condition having been
discounted
The estimate of 2735.ls0Coo bushels OF
corn compares with the August / indica-
ton Of 2s2l po.c0 bushels. gain OF 1l5.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
FLOUR AND NIEAI-Fl

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour firm, with mill
Improvement in Kansas grades the market
remained quiet. Spring patents 81 35qs5 30.
winter stralghts. 81 i0d$i so; winter patents
extra 30 winter. 81 25as3 80. Kansas
straghts - 4OaS 60: spring clears. 81 304
s, 80. fancy fpring patents 81 - q SO 30. k6E
choice to fancy 81 aoas5 10. CORNMEAL-
Quiet; kiln dried' 81 - BAG MEAl--rinie 5
%s m ana EEJFlF9nI 1ggs = western sprns
So 80. standard middiing, SIS go hour 40 10
S3l 10: red dog. s32 90. city bran. S2+ bulk
SO 60 sacks middling SIS i9g So ,S 30 REQ cog
PROVIsIONs-Quiet. and after opening
steady on the hog news deveioned ar Do TS 81
steady: mess. SIS 10. SO %; family. SzuP
s2l /. short clear sl6 70 Isl 90 BEL
packet S13nSi3 80. extra india mess mess s siya
80 80 BEEF HAMS-tluiet. Sss 'o9S"- DO
DRESSED HOGs-steady' baeons. 10 &c
so H. fOHc 100 ~. lie; $40 10, llci PIGS
lite ctr MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet
10 To- i2itc /: d. I2Ee - ID; II is, Pif 7f~i
wcr. 9oSao.7scc. city stesdy. 9ae, refined
Continent. 1880: south AmeriSa, nc srIsa-
~ srgs. Ire compound, = ~. gs ~ nc '-'-
GAR-Rcfned was hrm ana l"H 10 points
higher with standard graduated qu9le1 AZ
don beet sugar worked up "a nbd, 10 new
high record prices and septenneT s'ooa ~
U.s. Cd. October. iss and May, rs ip,su
There was n little falling on. ana nc Go.
FIRM bur nominally unchanged. WIZ cen
lriuiEsl 10 test. at &c; m sd =" hon,
80 'nfO boKs rev, crop cuba sugars We're solo
Tor Fobr,isrv- March shipment tree on board
a. z 4oc hasis ne test equal 10 &c 'osi ana
EIrF ST. sf,ndv ~ frm and unchanged.
MEIALs-COPPER-s auii' SPOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

y While weather conditions practically
throughout the country were reasonably
favorable 10 growing crops in August. the
rsnori does not indicate much improvement
IN the month.
some Improvement was shown in the
great staple crop OF corn as of September
o,.e~ August T. but Il amounted to only
s.ven-tenths of I per cent I'm the agSre-
gate The Weld OF corn this year. as indi-
Gated by the report. viii be e5.s bushels 70
the acre. as compared with 274 bushels last
wear and an average of FL bushels for
the last I'VE years. The corn acreage TINS
YEA. however. is larger than II was last
v.sr and the crop. while It may be some
c,ha+ shorter than II was last year. prob
,blv will not differ greatly in quantity.
WHAT shows a falling off OF approx
-,s-si,. N Ter cent I'm condition as com
,sraa with the average for the last ten
go md the Weld IS about two bushels
90 The acre less this year than the five
year average.
oats also show considerable falling
o1 bo.b in condition and in average Yield
n the acre While the indicated yield for
This resr is 20 bushels an acre. the hnal
,4,r8 s,r 900 was 81 q bushels and the i've
80 ,vs~sge was 2s4 bushels, the indi-
csted total WELD for this year being APP
,roxin,stelv "a per cent less than the aver
s-e for the last I've years
i've. tobacco. fax and hay show heavy
CALLING Of I'm condition and indicated total
,,eja Potatoes. as was indicated last
month vii 10 short crop. The condition
or September was trihe more than 10
Tor cert below that Of last YEAR ana nearly
re~ cent lower than r. vas month ago
The total Weld will be practically % per
cen, below that Of last YEAR and nearly
., asr cent below the dve-'-ar average
n. detailed ngures Of condition follow;
ro-r-ronditilu. 7e3. acre Weld. 23S
-prirg v-Eeat Condition. Is. acre J1eld. 9s
A' whest-AC~e Weld. ia
Characterization. o4.3, acre Nleio 90
characterization So, acre weld. ~
MISUNDERSTANDING S S: acre yielo y
Pofstoes-Con6ition. 59S, acre yield, -
Tssacco---cncition = acre YIELD, tl+H
p7aY-Cordition, Ga acre WELD, 80
p,cA--C ondition s. acre vlelS. 81
Esv--Tcts Weld. IS goo acre Yield. 70.
quality 2ot
Aprlee-Coniitcn -
The condition Of corn in tho principal
corn growing states follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Iiysrpool. Sept s.-wHEAT spot nominal:
futures easy; October Il a. December. IL sad.
March. Is da.d SohN-sp9 spot steady, American sas.
Iannarv s. T7sd. FLOUR-Winter patents. 27s
"a HOPe-ln London tPacinc Coast. new crop.
fo.sIo BEEF Extra India ness, SIS 81.
ncpK-Prime mess. Western. SIS 90. HAMS
short cu, 69s. BACON-Cumberland cut ass
"a, NOR, rib 60e Cd clear bellies. els; long
.Isar niddlcs, light. 63s: heavy. 6Ss I'd. short
.iesr hacks 53s shoulders. square. Sis. LARD
pr,ms Western, tisrces. aes. American refined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Foston. sept s-"The Commercial Buie-
.,1" win eav ~ the wool market tomorrow
.tDulness ms succeeded the furry which laE
an{tatad The Boston wool market for the last
two or three weeks. The week mas s"'n =
,.c~,. fi~rf turnover 81 wool. although prices
arc generally maintained on q STEADY basis.
..rle transactions Of the week have neen
almost wholly Of domestic Wools, ana lu'iHp"
fair proport ions Of both territory and neec"s.
Conbinz and clothing woods have shared YER.
evenly I'm the demand. The onIN chdnee np.tn
10, nrice for he week IS a drop iu the asking
pr.ce Tor Missouri quarter hloods. from 2'c
10 &c" ~ -.
January 20 September : inclusive. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
SUGAR PRICES ON INCREASE.

The price of refined sugar was marked up
another ten points yesterday win granu-
lated quoted at $50 cents a pound. The In
crease was attributed TO the continued
foreign markets and reiterations of un-
favorable cop reports. The local market
for raw sugar was nomindily unchanged,
put Il vas said thai no sugar was Delng OIL
fered at Yesterdays high records, and that
the indications were for still higher prices
unless there was some change In the stua-
ton abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

Chicago sept. s-Although the. govNrnnent
figures TO-DAY on the wheat crop turned OUT ~
be builish. the market here closed easy &c loNei
~ i.di.c M. II the Washington report had
been available before trading for the day had
come 10 an end, the finish would doubtless nave
been diNerent Latest transactions showed corn
tdi2c under last night oats down 1sc 70 S4
&c and hog products varied from uncnanseh
70 l2is 4, decline Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

pals sos CHEESE-CanaGian finest white.
new s8s Cd colored g7s I'D. TALLoW--Prime
city. 3ls 80 TURPENTlNE-spirits. sts ~
RosIN-Common. les PErRoLEU M snn !.
sisd. LlNsEED OlLs-sis So SOI iyTSEr az
OIIs-Hull, refined spot 2ss ID IAbLo"
Australian tin London 35s 81
London. sept. s-RAW sUGAKmCen,rifuSs,a
iTs 9d muscovsdo. IDS 81 BEL $500 ~
TEMPER October. Tis IlNsEED OILS
SPERM Ous-fs4 los PErRoLEuM-Amesr,.,,
car. refined. sl.d spirits. dhd TuRPENTiNh
SPIRITS sas RoSIN American strained. los
Antwerp. Sept s-PETRoLEUM-is Trans 70
centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

10000. and the indication of 2,a4S. 34l 900
bushels on September J. 1870
The spring wheat Indication Of 2Os.lSOo0
bushels compares with the August / esti-
mate OF 200 $4,000. and with 2ll.239,0oo bush
els indicated on September /, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. sept. s--CLOVER SEED-Cash and
oc,cb.r Sle. December, Sil p2ia March. SiI p5;
No si 90 ~ $40 s;.,s 81 2sSsil 80 rejected
e." AZ a. December. $40 ~: March. $40 90
TIMOTHY Cash. September, December and
30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
Crops INCREASE LITTLE
Corn. Alone Of Great Staples
Shows Gain Since August !.
yjELD2.7ae. 900 BUSHELS
nenartment Estimates Wheat at
656,762,0o0 Bushels-Short
Yields of Other Crops.

Washington. Sept. S-rhe crop report
,ssued nv the Department OF Agriculture
,o.aay gives the total production OF the
rrncipal crops this year. as indicated by
,hei- condition on September l. with
coroaarisov with the fnal yield OF 1910 as
knfnnce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

September. October and November quoted ~
12ff Ice. London steady; spot. goo los.
futures. l56 So Cd; arrivals reported al Few
York to-day, 200 tons. exports so far TINS
month, 1913 tons: lake copper. To- "
12.s7i1 electrolytic. 1250n ~ ~ hc: casting.
~. 90 l250c TIN-Weak; spot. 41c "A Do BIZ
September, 40 75Q41.25c october. 4O.wg
Ale November iO35at075c London weak
spot. f1S5 los. futures 1883 lis. LEAD-DuIi.
4i5 q 4.5jc New York. 4.35 445c East 81
Louis. London. ia IS Cd SPELTER-Dull.
59O66c New York. :. 500 zoe East Sc Louis;
London. f27 I5s. ANTfMoNY--Dull; Cook
sons. s.30GS.50c. IRON-Cleveland warrants.
i6s pd In London: locally quiet; No ! foun-
dry Northern. sfJ 25Gsl5 rs. No =, SO zoo
SIS 20; No 1 Southern and No southern soft,
S1jGs15 80
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPS-Moderate de-
uand. with prices unchanged.
NAVAL sT0RES-Spirits turpentine steady
but quiet, and 4 fraction lower Rosin STEADY
and tar quiet and unchanged.
OIIS-Linseed OF! firm at the recent ad-
vance Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTTONSEED OIIr-There was a sharp de-
cline In October oil early. with active liquidation
inspired 10 some extent By the Census Bureau
ginning report. Closing prices were unchanged
10 points lower for near positions and To
points higher for late months. LOCAL contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
NV YORK PRICE,.
027s Z n3 = I 0I = / %
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEtRoARD CLEARANCEs.

fOTION-rhe first census report on COTTON
ginning for the season issued. and while
the trade had been prepared for heav" figures
the actual chow luE was much larger tnAn eS-
pectsd and exceeded any previous record ~
practically JUn. 600 bales. notwithstanding
this Indication Of an extremely heavy move
lnent. the pulls seemed able 10 harmonize
the showing with their predictions ~ higher
prices. tho report failed 20 create any selling
~ consequence. and the market advanced
quite SHARPLY on rather 2 more active and
general demand that has been noted for
several v@ebs. and which had the encourage
uent % frmness ~ Liverpool. large English
spof sales higher southern spot ma kets' re-
ports Of increasing activity among the domes.
ffc mills and numerous private reports ot
damage ~ fhe crops of eastern and csntrs.
sections ~ rho belt through ihc army or Doll
worm The close VAS 70 : points on from
the hes, md barely s'eady. but last prices
showed GAINS OF from 70 r. points for the
da- Weekly movement hgures PORT rec@ipts'
~ a2G bales. against 9+I4f last year over
land - mills and canada. LII. against l.-ss
last wear. Southern mill takinsS estimated.
~ 400 azsinst 30 o0n last ear. gain ~ STOCKS
~ Interior GOWNS. 1I.S-o assinst '.ls3 AS
year. brought into sight for tho week. l>I.'''.
oq4lpst 137 30 last year Total crop moI
nent. por' receipts l52 964. against IL. =
Issf season. overland 20 mills and 'anada.
9RG against 9Jt last year. southern MIL
takinxs - 600 against 10000 last year. stock
az interior towns iu excess m september D.
% COS against 1903 last year. brought INTO
sight thus f1r Tor season. 2uH,s"'. against
r.. a7G last ycar. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

weather Saturday in the Ohio and middle MIS- Us
sssippt valleys No important tempe a'ui =, =
changes arc Indicated for the east ana SOU"
portions OF the country. while over the Hor,h-
west states and the upper Mlss'SH'PPi '"''N'
the temperature will rise, o.. lin
TIE winds along the New England Soasl W. NJ
be light variable. except moderate easl oIei W
south portion. middle Atlantic coast llouS 80,
east ard northeast. youth atlantic ,oatl L., it,''
variable, except moderate east over Hvus' -
ida east Gulf Coast. moderate east ~ s"u 49,.
cast. west Gulf Coast. moderate iouihsaa' '''.-
south. on the Great Lakes. light kaflhlit,
Steamers departing Saturday l"i EuI"r'-t
ports Will have moderate variable Nliiia anu
generally fair weather % the Grand hahh7'
Forecast for special Localiiies.-for Nc"
England, cloudy south fair in northern poruon
to-day; Sunday. probably fair with rising TEN
persturc: Eight variable winds except Hohe'a'e
east ANA southeast on the south COAST.
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsy ifanle'
New JFrse1 3aryaud The District ~ ,9ininb "a
snd Nirginin. cloudy ~ day and prohabN ~
DAY. rifing temperatures. light a. hY'ei'''
winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. ciouds to-day. sunday, probably IAN
lisht cast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

New York September :. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-T only small
volume Of business. as traders were inclined 10
await the government report, issued after me
close OF the market The tone was ht'Ie
easier. owing TO lower cables than expected
and the closing 20 lower to 70 higher,
but the local curb values advanced nc on
the government figures. The report showed a
further loss in condition IN spring wheat or
81 per cent, the condition being j6I. COM
pared with sos last month and ~ last wear
while the hve-year average was f19. on this
figure tho indicated crop 203.4l>. 900
bushels. against 200 $4,000 last month ana
the anal crop last wear OF ojl 500 600 bushels.
The total winter and spring wheat crop was
OF Ga5 Az 600. Foreign news Indicated less
aggressive operations by foreign buyers, owing
N predictions ~ larger shipments from Rus
ala and India as well as 4 less active spot De
msud No . red g8c elevator and 81 .
ahoat. No / Northern Duluth. s. 1874 b
afoat. CORN-Quet all day. pending the ar
rival Of The crop report Prices ea-ed on a
ditior 10 .. against 800 last month and 1872
q year ago. The crop indication on the gov
. T3G fsn GOO bushels compared with $3.50.
600 600 last month and s.l25.T13.00o bushels
year ago, lnaL No corn. I4c elevator. 90
export grade OATS-'The expectation OF a
little higher government report was realized;
the CONDITION being 64.J ana the indicated
yield So AZ. 600 bushels. compared with Sill
10000 bushels he preyi,2Sgss IN month G6o ana
Trade vas quiet All DAY. with the tsndency
downward. each oat. quiet and unchanged
standard white 4ec. No >. 80 &c. 80 3, IS ~.
No 1 lTt7c. and natural white and white
clipped ~ d sc. The government report on
barlev indicated Yield OF 142.sIl.000 bushels
against $40 0j6.0O0 bushels last month and
162 90. 400 bushels hnsl last year RYE
Nominal BARLEY-NominaL Wheat in
Guiding four exports FOR the week. 2.632 2+3
bushels against 2.0T3 75f last week and I'LL
oss last year since July I. - sJI.iIT bushels,
against l3.TT6B-1 last season. Corn exports
for The week. :ll;25a bushels 'Eain-' I29778
last week ard 276.4 52 last year. since july !.
Gss Tee bushels. against 2.5Ss. s57 last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

uirheet femperaturr Yesterday, 90 degrees
ioWesf an. ,veragc. 81 average for corresponh-
inc d.fo Iast wear 70. average FOR corresponding
dale last thiri, three years. W , -....,,..
Local FORECAST CLOUDY Go iay ana PROBABLY
en,dst Using temperature sunday, light 70
s>.<Ssx~As saAtsStS NAnaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

i4l.G41.4o7 ID. against 14594L16, Ii for the
same time Last year The receipts from jar
uary ! to September :. inclusive, were 2Jo.-
period last ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
Oricial observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at p. IN. yesterday. follow.

Local OHicim Record.-The following official
record from the Weather bureau shows the
changes In the temperature f,r the las; twenty
four hours IN comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
,u,cAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

GOV bo1. % TSc. upriver bushel basket, 30 N
DOC WATERCRESS, 100, SlqS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
BOSTON CUBS STOCKS.

Furnished b. ! Thomas Renhsrdt. No =
BROAD street New York No. - D"vonshire
street Boston. and No IL King street West
7-0rcnfs canada D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Oo.erslons aiken ., O. n. 18th meridian time Az
pessHe fecgced 10 sea level.
oos asovs lines pass through points OF equal air
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