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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-02
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Danish Family of Irish Descent
A distinguished family of Irish descent
in Denmark are the De Castonniers.
The Baroness De Castonnier, to whom
Mr.. and Mrs. Egan gave a dinner re-
Gently, is descended from Madame
De Castonnier, nee O'Farrell, whose
husband was one of the most ardent
champions of religious freedom in
Denmark. He was one of the makers
of the present liberal constitution. His
descendant, Mother Suzanne, is the
founder of the Catholic hospital in
Iceland
Gift to Sistine Chapel.-New glass
has been put in the windows of the
Sistine Chapel. This glass was the
gift of Prince Luitpold. Regent of Ba-
varia, to His Holiness Pope Plus x. on
his sacerdotal Jubilee in 1908. The
glass was made in Munich and put in
place in the twelve windows-six on
each of the side walls-that illuminate
the Sistine. In November last these
new windows were finished and the
Holy Father came from his apartments
to the Chapel to receive the formal
consignment of them from the Min
lister from Bavaria to the Holy See,
in the name of the Prince Regent OF
Bavaria.
The Pope Refuses Legacy.-Eliza.
beth Endress, who died at Wurzburg
in 1910, left her entire fortune OF
$4,000 to the Pope. Twenty-one
relatives of the deceased united tc
contest the will, but they have beer
saved the expense The Pope learned
that they were not wealthy, and while
their lawyers were telling them thai
they could not promise that litigation
would be in their favor, they received
a suggestion from the Pope that the!
should accept half of the fortune fol
themselves, and give the other hal
to construct a church at Obendorf
where it is needed They accepted
j Mass On Immigrant Ships.-At tn,
Madrid Eucharistic Congress, Mgr
Way de Vaya appealed to the repre-
sentatives of all nations on behalf o
providing Mass on ships carrying i'm
] migrants. 1t was pointed out tina
more than 100000 Italian Catholic
!, and 100000 Austrians yearly cross tn
! oceans.
: A Distinguished Jesuit Astronomer
: Father Cortie, S. J., the di.
tinguished professor of Stonyhurs
J who is in charge of the expedition I
: the lonely island of Tavas in the p;
: cific, says that they were successfu
. in taking some valuable and interes
4 ing photos of the recent eclipse of tn
I sun which occurred on April g. f;
; ther Cortie is very distinguish
, astronomer, as indeed this appoin
+ ment shows, and this is the second e,
: petition with which he has bee
j entrusted by the British government
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-02

The three means of perseverance
are, holy prayer. the frequent receiv-
ing of the Sacraments, and avoiding
all occasions of sin. There is strong
analogy between the spiritual and
bodily life. The body requires whole
some air. wholesome food, and the
avoiding Of the dangers of death. So
the soul requires the nourishment of
prayer and the Sacraments, and the
avoiding of spiritual danger.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-02

Cardinal to Introduce Cause of Re.
ligious.-Cardinal Coullie, of Lyons, is
charged with the collecting of the
writings attributed to the Venerable
Pauline Marie Jaricot, Foundress of
the Propagation of the Faith and of
the Living Rosary, preliminary to the
introduction of her Cause of Beatifca.
ton and Canonization.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1911-09-02

A Method of Preventing Emigration.
Bishop Batthyany of Titopali, Coad-
jutor Bishop of Neutra, Austria
Hungary, has caused his estate of
1000 acres to be divided into small
tracts, to be disposed of on easy terms.
His aim is to disuade people from
emigrating. He succeeded in getting
Baron Waldberg to offer 1000 acres in
the same way. One hundred families
who were about to leave the coun.
try have, in consequence, decided to
remain.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened ar oA per cent: highest. 6 per cent /:
lowest, "i per cent: closing. ~ per cent .
ilulg rate 4 per cent
lhc rise IN call loan rates had 10 ap-
parent effect on time money. which was
possibly little less inactive and a little
less freely obtainable. Demand showed i'm
provement. being doubtless Influenced by
the higher call rates. Rates. 80 per cent
Tor 6, daNs, jiau3a4 per cent for 90 days 10
* months. Mercantile paper continued
Guct owing to the small offerings Of de-
sirable paper Rates. 4drk per cent for
sixty ana ninety davs endorsed bills receiv-
able ano choice four 70 six months single
names: A2a5i2 per cent for others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-T foreign OK
change market opened weak at "a further
oecllnc Of 10 points 10 1S6G0fi s66j for ca blcs
4H62pF $3.50 for demand sterling. 4S30 S3l5
for fp-dav bills and 4.S13i0LSlg0 for 90-day
hiIs. Short francs were quoted at J1S IS
less l-.-N51S is and snort rclchSmarks at
Hols less 1-33U9jis. The market showed con-
tiuUcd weakness I'm the afternoon and cables
were quoted at 4. $500 $3.50. demand sterling
al 4S6lj0ASj1O and 6D-day bills at 4s29Ofp
4N Short francs were around 5.lS1-8 less
l-@2. and short reiohsmarks O. Is less l-32
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
TOPICS OF THE Street

,,ort1GN TRADING.-Forcisn houses
r,,,,.rd of 10000 shares in tho local
t'U7''' ,,srsot The heaviest purchases
S'|c s''re in United states steel and Amalga-
u,sied Copper
,uprcAN TOBACCO-Aftcr Decem-
toi,ers of the two classes Of Amer
qo,scco bonds and Of the preferred
70" -, depositng their bonds and shares
.,o Guaranty Trust Company and
W" gcDtral Trust Company, respectively.
thg, ~ All. 60 enjoy the same benefits from
w. ,ea6iuetwoD plan thdt VIII accrue to
il' -iier dcpOsitoYS. Those who come ir
tn,, tbe recent call will receive stamped
e'..iacates of deposit. which have been
S..!.,c5 on thc New York Stock ETchaugc.
10 without any expense 10 themselves
en- oot tho cash and securities which win
distributed ON "a pro rd1d basis under
.Sc terms Of the plan
nrv1DENDS Dividends
we been declared as follows: The West
u, Traction Company of Pittsburgh.
.orrlar quarterly 1 pcr cent on the com
- ravabic December 10, the NauufaCt-
,n.,ers' Light and Heat Company of Pitts
trrqh. three-fourths of ] per cont. payable
yeccu1ber 20. The Thompson -Starrctt Com
,ary. regular semi-annUal per cent on
i,So common. payable January ., Sears.
Poebuck q CO., regular quarterly ia pey
csnt on the preferred, payable January /,
a. fsIfNdle0
Comp2ny. regular semi-anuual 2ia per cent
~ tbo preferred and common. the pre-
fsrred uayable December 81 and the com
non December
THE COPPER MARKET.-Scvcral Of tho
large selling agencies and producers report
GOOD sales of copper while others report
q material falling off in the demand The
general quotation for eleCtrOlytiC copper is
lSi, cents q pound Tn view of the recent
heavy buying there is nothing strange in
.fF sH. 20
large consumers have covered their re-
oriroments two months ahead. Many cop
ror interests believe that November will
witness q sharp increase iu the refinery
output of copper.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEATS SOLD
The following sales Of Cotton Exchange
seats have been announced. g. a. Miller
n y j. Miller, for $1,000. John Kuker "a
e.. v GeTan, for $4,000 The last preced-
Ing sale of Cotton Exchange seat was
made at Sl495o
REFINED SUGAR REDUCED.-Au re-
fners have reduced the price OF refined
sucar 10 points from $40 10 g cents, less
pr cent for cash. This reduction brings
The difference between the quotation Of ra y
snd refined sugar 10 something Ike s
points or about = cent on the pound.
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 10 the
amount Of $4,000 was Withdrawn from the
Sub-Treasury Yesterday for shipment ~
Canada. Total shipments on the current
Canadian movement, Sl0650.000
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.-The New
York stock Exchange seat Of e. a Libaire
Of Libaire q Cooke, has been posted for
transfer TO Henry a. Libaire Of the same
firm Robert L. Frank has been elected
member Of the exchange.
THE WINDSOR TRUST COMPANY
John Marltle has been elected director of
the Windsor Trust Company. Howard NJ
jefferson formerly OF the State Bankinc
Department. has been elected secretary OF
the company.
MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-The
Sub-Treasurv transferred $4,000 to san
Francisco Yesterday for the account Of
local banks.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

beef unchanged in price but slow for ths
steers .Ii2 Id average. 81 per 100 ID jV'
| ITO 10. ST. !, 1850 10. So. ooo y.
! s sanders: 10 PennsylNania steers 90 ~.
! 81 50; II oxen 1882 lb. 81 2J: Dull iy0 ~. %
1925 Il b. 'SG7 81 Is; i 1850 h. 81 25 1863 h. s..
TO- $50 ID. s8 90; 1907 h. s. sS; - so lgs NJ
ID, SO 90; I, 900 III, s. 20 =, $50 ID % 'V' Io'
s75 To- 81 50; II. SO 10. 81 -. .,oo. a
Mcpherson & Co: ! bull 1850 10, 81 70;
s.: T. f ess il, S 81 10: I2 $50 ID, 81 IS Il. 100
rSsR shannon sdo OSl " .s lsSS 90 II s. saSs S5
$50 H. 81 is: il. SIS h. 81 So; 6. 775 ID, 81 ~
Kerns GO c0mmi:sion 81 CO. SEQ Sq ~ IS $50 p
1910 ID. 50 I5 J. 75O ID, So 10; !, 40 lb, 81 90;
IA. s4s 10. SO 10
J. O. curtis & Son: oxen, 1890 n, soi Il
525s S25 L d 81 so9 r rs s s5 Ssq qldi5 81
10 f6. s. IS is' Is b 81 Is: j, SO n s2 i9
" Andrew Mullen: oxen, 1910 u; s.; 2 1ess -,
rs So So IS: 5o' g. 7S7 N. 81 s.; 3 CSC n 81 so
John Ducey: Il cows, S3s n SO .-x
Jellire. Wright & Co: bulls. SO n IS 'o'
CALyEs~Receipts. i.4o5 head SEQ on ,sis; nas,
cleared Common to choice yeals sold az % oyp
50 50 per 100 10; one bunch ~ W co1sS, "a,
western calves SO 5OGs5 10 Indiana, e. 0ogS4 %,
Dressed calves slow az lo9l9c for sSy ,al 9fesse'
sales: Andrew Mullen: IS veals. i4S 70
per 100 n s is5 T. IS so $e 1lS ;sd n = $, "a ~ S2 =
q az n 81: 10 yearlings. 40s ~ 81 % eo. ~
j. G curtis & son: 10 yeals. lS4 70 e. ~, e' ey'
1Ss ls r g 25 "a iss ips is g. " ii iio Is Is
H. se G Is cuils, las n s. splls 100 H. So o;
i8 6SSSrnyoEd SS calves 225 n s. = e 50 50: Il. l4s
II. W So = far is5 fo. S: s il2 r s. 50 80. . ,lo
H. H. Hollis - - yealS' l'S ID S0'O'
ID. Jtliins Si MSiESt s. CO. Il v'a'' i'' H. So -
;, "a 'gad i9ii OiHs4 n. IS; 10 eus i2s 10 S. $"
Western calves $50 u. 81 10; 80 S'S iS IN % ,o3
saunders: "a veais. Jas To- s'oo' l. 'V'
'KfesIns comwission Co vsals. jag JAG p. Sc;
cui:s 30 - IS; 30 Indiana calves Oh ID @ 10
~ sHfEP ~ i ASD LAsIBs-Receipts ss.s cars, cars
or q So head. Sil cars on sac H;rbt atseT
mss I09lbc higher and no resy EIsss, Y 3, o. "a 10
Inferior 10 good sheep sold ~ 81 oO9e. OF Pc ga
x a.. &C euiIs So 50aS4 90; yearlings. So 75gs4:
Dressed mutton slow. a. 4isQo.sc VITA psSs ss.
dressed coun5T oressed hothous
lambs sold al $sdS11 per. carcass ,o- ,,...,.,,
la1bs 10 n average 50 so per 100 10; 70 eulls-
AZ 70. 81 80; el Michigan sheep III TO- 20 90 20
GO $. '' sanders: SO state lambs 90 n; sS2s "a
PenIsyivSfiia sheep "a ~ So 10. / stace. 81 fe
81 i5; 4 cuIIs. G. n, 81; 10 Pennsylyania :ear-
'''.3S' $. Judd l. q CO.: 23a Ohio Gull lambs. 80 'e'
J., g. Curtis & Son: 2 state lambs, IS n. s. 50;
HoGsEReceipts ss cars. or e.5S5 head; a
carload On sale. trihe firm on Butalo adDiesss dDies.
LIANT 10 medium weight hogs sold at 80 ooD
So 90 per 100 NJ roughs. So 25qSo 30. country
dressed hogs unchanged at 6A49c for hea'y u
light weights. .o -.
sales-W. r Hume: Il state hogs. 22t -
average a. S6 20 per 100 ib 40, III 70. at 70 5Vs
|. roughs. 343 n. IS .. -
Andrew Mullen: . state hogs, 12s n. SO 30; d
rouqhs g3e II s. 80
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 20 - CATTLE - Rsesgts.
g 900: morl.et loai5e higher; bssyss' 8 az
81 20 stocl1ers and feeders. Sc s. s5;
cows and heifcrs. 81 s0gs3 50; calves. - W
higher than yesterdays average light S5 80
n So 20 mixed. e. S00 s. 40; heavy, 50 65@
SO 40; rough. 81 sja$6 %; go,od TO caoic,
sales s. 95aS6 % sHEEP-Receipts 1000 ::
10 IA 25c higher; native. 50 70 q s. 30: western
81 50@s4; yearlngs, SO 80 50; native lambs
cincinnati Nov % - CATTLE - Receipts.
437 steady 70 strong more 5z active steers. sH
81 80; calves. good light steady. other grades
slow and lower. Sc aST 50. HOGS-Receipts.
Saetors D5 a'S So 60 a as stags SOS: conlaoa
cows S40SJ 10; pigs and lights, 50 70 80 50.
SHEEP-Recepts. ia. steady 10 strong.
81 % a SO 10; lambs strong, lOgloc higher
East Buffalo. Nov 29--cA!TTLEE-nI1ecsipts.
Receipts. 5000. active ard 10Q &c higher:
heavy, SO 500 Sc G5; mixed 50 45ass IS:
So7SS s. So S9gSG dsr9: 2e IS 80 sEEEP HH HYD
LAMBs-Recelpts. 200: active; sheep. $50
s. o.: ycarinss' So 75g S4 25; wethera. 50 500
So 10: ewes, s24S3 %; sheep, mixed. 81 80
Tansae CITY. Nov. e9-CATTLE-Receipts
5000. including 500 Southeras; steady 70
strong; dressed beef aud export steers. So rs
q IS 70. fair 70 good. 80 SO 90 Nesiern
steers. S4dS6 so: stoclers and feeders s4n
S. 81: Southern. 81 n Sc; Southern cows. S39p
$4 25i native 81 Goa S. %: heifers. s4GS650:
bulls SO JOQ 50; calves. Sc 10 2 81. HOGS
Receipts. j 900; steady TO sc higher; bulk ~
sales. IS TOa 80 p; heavy. So goa Sc 30: pack
ers and butchers. So 0JQ 50 30: lights 81 coz
SO 10: pigs. S4N 81. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000:
il a 25c h. cher: Iuuttous. S49$5 50. yearliuss.
So 5Oa 81 so; wetherg. sS0S3 75; owes, s. IS
q s. 30: stOckers. 81 asa.
Plttsburg. Nov 2Q.--CATTLE--Steady; sup
pig Ignt: choice, 81 500S 50; prime. So 100
81 40. SEEEE-Strong; supply light: prime
wethers. s. 80 n SO 50; culls and common. 81
a go lambs So 80 50 so; veal calves. 81 50
ass HOGS-Strong, receipts. 10 double
decks: prime heavies, SO 5oaSG So; mediums.
SO 80 QSG 40: heavy Workers. SO 30G$6 85:
iight Workers, S6Gs6 -; pigs, So 75Q$s;
roughs. s. 754 So.
IBy telegraph TO The Tribunel
81 Louis Nov. e-CATTLE-Receipts
I.79c: supply small and quality medium
tive aad prices 100 2Jc higher: steers. $4Q
81 20. heifers. SO 5O@S6 80: COWS. 50 so y
50 10: Southern steers. So 70e5S5 20. HOGS
Receipts 1279l; active aad 5G15c higher
choice. Sc 45N Sc 50; bulk Of sales. Sc SO 80
packers. 81 50 q SO 60; best light. So SIS q So
fair s. 50 -. best pigs s. IJ 4 50 %, fair,
S4QS4 30 sHEEP-Receipts, 1855, scarce
ana TO- higher. lambs. 81 20 ? s. 20; Gun
lanbs. So 80 81 %. sheep, s. 1Jf 50 80 COM
mOn sheep, 81 1898 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool NOV 2e-wHEAT-spot steady.
20 Manitoba. "a 10iRd; No 3. IS I'D fut-
ures steady. December. IS 2%d March. Is
1ssd. Nav. as Cd CORN-Spot quiet: Amer
ican mixed. es Id. futures steady. January.
Is 7'.d. February, 5s SD. FLOUR-winter
patents. 2Ts &c. HOPS in London 'Paciho
COasD, III IS 4 IL. BEEF-EXtra India mess.
Sos Sd. PORK-Prime mess Western. 93s I'd.
EAMs-shcrt cut, 53s Cd. BACoN-Cumbey-
land cut, ass Cd short lib. SIS Cd. clear bell
lies. sos Cd long clear middles. light SIS;
heavy. Ills Cd short clear backs. AIS 81
SHQULDERS-Squarc 4ss LARD-Pr.lno
Western. tierces. 46s Sd. American refined.
pals, i1s Cd RUTHERFORD United States
i12s. CHEESE-Canad!an finest white. T0s;
colored. I0s 81 TALLOW-Prime city. asa
60. NIINE-Spirits 3js ROSIN--
American strained. los. PETROLECM--Rs-
fined. ~. LINSEED OIL. 2ss 6d. TALL
LOW--Australian in London, SIS 90. COT
ToNSEED OIL--Hull refined. spot. 27s
London Nov. -SUGAR---Cen trifugal 16s
sd muscovado. las Sd beet. November 1es
Cd LlNsEED-caleutsa November Dseem-
ber els o. LINSEED OIL, S4s SPERM
OIL. f34 los Observation-Disclosures re-
fined, JId. spirits. 6&d TURPENTINE--
Spirits. 35s. ROSIS-American strained. 1is
90 fire, ISs
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions were filed in the
United States District Court yesterday:

The following petitions were filed IN the
United states District Court yesterday:
J. ENSIGN FULLER as dealer iu mar
Die and stone OF No 800 Fifth avenue. iu-
VOLUNTARY. by these creditors. John Post,
{l54: John B. OvcTton, 800 and Burns
Brothers Sl12 n was alleged That ile was
insolvent. made preferential payments and
Transferred part Of his property. The as
sets are estimated at $500, consisting OF
shares Of stock of various corpora lions
Including the Builders Marble Works. M
which, II IS said In tho trade, he invested
over s0O01
PUNE REIZEN COMPANY. uanufact-
urer OF antique brass goods. at No $50 Cen
ire street iuyOluntarg. by these creditors
Bristol Brass Company. SiSn. Buffalo toP-
per and Brass Rolling Mil. Sll22. and ). y
l.eichter. $50 Liabilities aIc $3.50 ana as
sets S9,c09
NO. s. Hester street involuntary. 10y these
Singer $22l. Paul tinkelstein. $l3S and Isl
cor Simon S346 Judge Holt appointed
William Lesser receiver. bond, $1,000.
BENJAMIN VI. kREMER. lobber IN
silks. al No SIS Broadway. Involuntary, Dy
these creditors william Iselin & Co, So5l
samuel Eiseman < Co. SiW. and IT. a.
Caesar q Co. Sle9. Ii was alleged that ne
vas insolyent. made preferential payments
ano on November - transferred all his as
vets TO Charles klingenstein TO liquldate
me business. Liabilities arc $4,000 and as
sets $1,000
HOWARD LfPSON, employed at No. @'
sfoadway, voluntary. Liabilities %&- an,
no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par.
Chicago. 20c discount, New Orleans, com
mercial Do discount. bank :, premium: St.
Louis. l5C discount bid, &C premium asked
Minneapolis. 23c premium Charleston, buy
ing par. selling 1-l0 per cent premium san
Francisco. sight 1C. telegraph Sc.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York, OK
changes $4I150f56, balances Sl794Ll4t; Bos-
ton, exchanges SSl15I1A. balances S2,25.6A.
Chicago, exchanges 1854 ,S97, balances "
HA1u. Baltimore, exchanges S6,0l0f, bal
ances Sl.d50&-l.
SILVER MARK KET.-Commercia bar sill
ver. J5iac. Mexican silver dollars, 46iac. Bar
silver I'm London closed at 23ssd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, SO, Lis
bon 1880.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican eX-
change or New York is quoted at 2ol'2.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
Tho latest daily report of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts, $65t.-32'
internal revenue. including corporation YAK.
$1276&. and miscellaneous, $iS.-9i, making
a total of S.ii5.l55. Expenditures on ordl-
nary government account for the same
time were H,7N.52i For the month 10 dale
ordinary receipts have been S50NS.4l3 ana
ordinary expenditures S5.1S09jI For the
fiscal year TO date ordinary receipts nave
been S270.1O5,9l2. against -lb,9lN.ll9 IN Inc
same time last year. while ordinary rN-
uenditures have been S2l3.2i0l29. compared
with $3.50, AS In the corresponding pc.1''
OF 1910 the excess of expenditures amount T.
ing 10 S23133.26. against an excess or 'N-
pcnditureS of S. 69.!95 a year ago. tlncluQ-
ing Panama Canal account and public DEBT
accounts. the excess OF all expenditures
over receipts since July I, 1911, amounts 20
Slo676.&i6. comparing with a detcit IL me
preceding year Of S207l7,3sl
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local Sub-Trcasury was debtor 10 the NeN
York Clearing House yesterday TO the
amount of S111 $40
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

MFTALs-COPPER-- quiet spot
I275HiG.JIi-c. January. i2S04 l310c; Feb
iuary. I2.85a 13.1oc. London steady. spot
f5S 1Ss ad. futures. $50 i8s 3D. Arrivals to-
day 90 tons exports. 25.i15 tons 50 far this
month Lake copper. 10 :, q lShc; clecrolytic'
I3L flI3ttc. casting l2N l2fsc. TIN
STEADY. SPOT and November. iJ.2o@ i5.35c; De
ocmher 4425n Toe. January 43S0n ii.3jc
February. y 500 4& T5c. March Il @ 43c Lon
don hrm: spot f20l i5s. futures fl02 los.
TEAD-Oui,t. 4aOGA.5Oc New York. f.30g
44oc Eas; - Louis. London 70 17s Cd.
SFEITER-Tnscttled. G.70W 690c New York
t. 7OaG. 9Uc East - Louis. london t2I AN
TIMONY-Dull; Cookson's. 7.sT y n Sc. IRON
Cleveland warrants SIS Cd iu London. Lo-
oauy eteady. No foundry Northern. si5@
Si5 -: No .. Si4 75HS15. No Southern and
No ! Southern soft. SlJ 0sl5 80.
HOIASSES AND SyRUpS-Slow OF sale,
with prices unchanged.
NAVAL sToIEs-spirits turpentine hrmer
AT the close machine hbls, i9c Rosin and
tar stca ~ and unchanged.
OILS Linseci OH unchanged. Refined petro-
lerm steady a. recent prices.
RTgE-DGll and unchanged
STGAR-Refned dull ana 10 points lower
nnc -ranplated. &c net less per cent cash
In London beet sugar was q lower. Noyem-
hcr and December i6s Sd; Msy. los sd. Raw
here dull and unchanged centrifugal. Dc test.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
HAS 3 SETS OF TWINS; PARoLED.

Jacob Cohen. twenty-nine years Old
who lives with lis family at No. "a
Montgomery street. was arraiGned III
the Domestic Relations Court yester-
dsy charged with uou-support by has
wifc Leah. who testified that Cohen,
the father Of her three sets OF twins. aged
uno Years 1--WE years and six months, had
rot eiven fr,r money enough 20 support the
family Cchen said that she was jealous
and hsd driven him ont Of business. Magis-
tretf Cornell DarOed the man until becein-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

PROVISIONS but stcadier. IN sym
paffr with grain and or an advance ~ t1e
iiye hog market. PORh-Tirm; mess, $li -
SIS -. famuy $20GS SGT. short clear. 81 -
ISIS Is BFEF-Staady. ness. Sl2 30 a Sl3.
fa1,Ii, s14GsiI 50. packet. S18dS13 so. extra
Indir mess $50 50as2t BEEF HAMS
Quiet. sasds3i DRESSED HoGs---steadyy;;
In So pigs SIC CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies quiet: 20 10. 1oi.c l. 10. l0c II 10.
zoe. picked hams steady. III 1iac. TAI
TOW-Oulet. clty SIC. country. - n exc.
LAID Firm. middle west, 925T 9S5c; city
steadv nisC: refined South America. 10.50c,
Toutiuent - 7Oc. Brazil. kegs. 1t.50c; COM
Mound TbQTs.c STEARINE-Oleo, 9i2c.
city lard. 1O0 10 ="
COTTONSEED OU--Slightly steadier early
crude oil was being offered freely however. and
the market late was easy, closing at net de-
cllnc of iG3 points Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30

Spot dun and unchanged AZ 3.5Oc FOR mid
ding upland. sales NIL. Liverpool cables:
spoi, fair business doing; sales 5000, spec
uiaton aud export. 1000; American, I;0.o.
imports. - 600; American, $4,000. Mldullhg
urlsud sid Futures opened steady. 20 3
points higher. closed steady. "a TO o. points
higher November. J.O2d. November Decem-
Lsr IoItd: Decenber-Jauuary. 40ld, 1anu-
nry. Fcbruary. 49ad February March, 1850
March April to6ad. April-M H., 4.99 "a; A;
Msv-Jun. sold, Iune-Julv 5.o3d, july
August J.0+d. August September 5.o3isd;
S-ptcu n,r- October J05d, Ociobcr-No'enber
502i.f.
COITTE comparatively small business.
sales IS 2Ju bags. operations largely Of a. hol-
Idsv character. Prices were unchanged 10
points higher early. but later there was an
easier tone and near the close offerings frIl
on and the market closed steady. hnal prices
being points lower 10 points net higher
Havfe closed unchanged 10 = franc higher
HAMBURG vas unchanged 20 4. ptc1uis ad-
vance. Rio showed decline OF ~ Icis. ana
Santos was unchanged Cost and freight
offers fr1M santos were practically unchanged.
vhNo Rio was little easier. spot unchanged
at Zoe Tor Rlo 40 7. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. Nov. 20.--The offerings az the wool
auction sales to-day amounted 10 So55 bales.
The small selection was readily sold az firm
rates, principally to the home trade. slips
and faulty sCoureds We're often per cen,
dearer Americans bought parcels or srsasy
crossbred, a. hardening rates. The sales fol-
81 81s 2isd Queensland, LOO bales secured
Is 4d9 Is isd. greasy. 6d4 Is iad. Victoria.
COO bales: greasy, ID nls I'D. West Australia,
800 bales scourcd. 11dq1s 0z6; greasy,
6G1Id. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, 100
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov 2e.-With black rust reported
spreading in the northern portion Of the Argen-
tine. and with the harvest yield said 10 be only
about eleven bushels an acre in two provinces,
wheat to-day had a brisk advance. The close
was steady az prices varying from last nights
figures TO a gain OF Sc. Other leading staples all
showed a rise-corn. H9%c 10 $c; oats SsGhc
TO saAc. ana hos products 7isG2oc. Range OF
prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. November -. 1911.
prFyFS-Receints. lf2 cars, or 2.Oi2 head
oc "srs on sale steers on very limited onet-
ings were fully i5c higher; tat bulls and rat
.Dn' steadv. medium and common COWS
s,ea,ly 10 a fraction higher. The Yards were
cleared Common 70 fairly sood ste steers I. io,1 ioT,
S 81 oxen S3dS5; bulls. 81 b0ns 90. fov
Common 10 good cows. 81 1885. Dressed