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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
Mems Sweater Jackets

Made by Newark Knit Goods Co.
Anxious to leave off your overcoat? Better not. just yet
awhile, unless you have something warm TO wear , zE
under your coat. Regular $50, special. ........... A.<O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
Free, Mennen's TaIcum Powder
Marin Printed Linoleums
A Ladies' Sweater Sale

Made by Groedel &c Co.
Madame, the very sweater you want is in this lot. n
Of Atwood yarn, in plat stitch; ruff neck; gray, ,
white and tan; SO to A; regular 800, special. 49,. L.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
Handbook For Pictures

Made IN Newark, =.
Without a doubt the neatest and at the same time most
practical picture hook on the market. VIII hold ten pounds.
Brass, per doz, Csc; gunmetal, 30c; sample box Of A, 1c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
Mems Soft Shirts

Made by Schmitz, Moore & Co.
The season when you are in need
of so many little knick-knacks in the
jewelry line is at hand. Here are a
few numbers picked at random from
our stock:
Sterling Collar Pins, engraved, many
SLyleS . 3 'OUc
Sterling Bar Pin, engraved and en-
BluS LuTH6u. . . . . 9. Il. q. E &. . 4. = . . . .oVC
Sterling silver Topped sash Pins,
etched, oval and fancy shapes. SOC
Sterling silver Bracelet, French gray
In1Sn . . . . . = : . . . . . QUO
Sterling Silver Hat Pins, French graz
finish SOC
Sterling Silver Hat Pins, hand en-
EraYed ....... !. :. !. !. !. !. . . QUO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
Glass Toweling

Extra heavy union linen glass towel
ing, II inches wide; red and blue
checks of various sizes; OLA
12Hc value; Friday, per yard OT@N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Recover an Early Loss
and Close Higher.

Wheat prices at the start of trading
yesterday suffered a drop Of Aa11sc on
bearish news from Winnipeg and Europe,
but later recovered the loss on some sharp
covering, and closed the day with net
gain of asQ1zc. Corn was little lower
at the start, but on small offerings and
covering closed net unchanged to Ac up
Oats followed the other grains, dropped
in the early session, firmed up and closed
net unchanged to &c higher than Mon
days finish. Coffee felt the pressure OF
European selling, and was active, with
prices declining steadily throughout the
session. Leading bulls seemed inclined to
support the market at times. but buyers
were swamped with the amount Of coffee
offered for sale. Foreign markets were all
lower, and the local market showed a'de-
cline from Monday of 10 to b points at the
close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
These dividends have been declared:

.Ros,on e. Maine regular quarterly diyidene
~ i per cent, payable January 10 b'ooh VI
record December u paut,- c,onnnany
regular quarterly dividends Of I per cent nr on
the common stock and ia per cent on 'he P'e
ferred C,o,oronv regular quar-
terIv dyidend OF 2h per cent on the Goii,ir,U ,ai
Crex Carpet Company, regular SEN rnIor * tn
dividend OF 3 per cent paysaooie
stock OF record November oV. ,,,soA ~ %
solar Redning Company. diVioehu Or o. ~
per cent for the year, payaDio at Siyidend
stock OF record November 10. the mrs. ,nns m
20 he declared by this company since
Standard OIL dissolution. o,,,.- d,vidend Of
81 . snare and an extra dividend OF ~ = snse
ravabIe December IL 10 stock OF reSoIu ~, ~.
Ser rs. the first dividend TO DO ae S'sni,ion
american Cotton OIL Company, regular send SEM
annual dividend OF per cent =" WV
stock ...,, diy,dend OF 30
,er cent navabIe 10 stock OF record NoVsinDe e
%, and regular quarterly diVlasndhs, ~ Eebruary
cent on the preferred stock psst end oh per
cent on the common, payable 'Anua'' -
stock of record January z, 1,r,, and power
The Kings County Electric bgnt ar ~ o ner
CoInpany, regular quarterly dividen9 Oh ~
cent payable December 10
record November 20.
p.,. 11o,den assistant TO President NIL
Ter. has succeeded Norman Il. Kean as |"
director OF the burlington nv ,,oI
rectors we're reelected at the aiii""'
meeting.
The United States Steel Corporation wiz
,sgua ,ts october unified tonnage hgures
90 n .s6 o'clock Saturday morning.
The directors Of the American Topacco
company have decided TO continue tnS ~ ~
ner cent rate OF dividend. The dlVioehu ~
payable December to STOCK Oh re0o'N
November 10.
The retiring directors OF the west fhii-
adelphia Passenger Railway Company
were reelected at the annual meeting
The American Smelling common diVi-
dend il PAYABLE December 2 TO stock OF
,.cord nJoveroher Is. preferred dividend
payable December 16 to stock Of record
November n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

Z RICE-Steady TO firm. Screenings, 40
4ac: ordinary, 4i3Q4&c; fair, 4a@oc: good
ordinary, 5Q5hc; prime, 5AG5hc; choice, 6h
a5Ac; head Japan. 4hg5c; Patna, 6sg7c.
SUGAR-Rcfned slow: prices unchanged,
with graduated at 4.90c. The following prices
are quoted by the American Sugar Refining
Company: Crystal dominos, cases. 2-lb cartons,
half or full size pieces, 7.0Oc, and Sc In half
cases; do cases 5-lb cartons 740c, and 1.oOc
in half cases; Eagle tablets. GOO; cut loaf
3 zoe: crushed soc; mould A, 5.25c; cubes
Eagle BIB bags powdered and Eagle confec-
TONERS graduated, 5.l5c: NIX powdered
{. O5c: powdered and coarse powdered and Eagle
coarse graduated. SCI fruit powdered and Eagle
extra fine graduated, i9Oc: crystal domino
GRADUATED, cases, 2, 3R and ID cartons,
!. 20c, and 5000 in half cases; Eagle z, 90
and 10 cartons fine graduated 5.lOc; I'D
bags do. 5.2Oc; 3h-b bags do. 5l5c; 5-lb bags
do, 3 Toe; lob bags do, Dose; 20 and 90 ID
bags do and standard granulated, 4.95c; fine
granulated and diamond a, 4.90c: CORRECTION
ers' A. 4.75c; No /, 465c; No 2, 4.6Oc; No D.
5jc: No 4, 450c; No 8, 4.45c; No o, ACC;
No Z, T. 35c: No g. 48Oc; No o, 42jc; No 10
4 zoe: No II, Also; No ~, Aloe; Nos Is, "a
and Is, 40jc. Raw inactive; centrifugal, 30
test stood at 405c; muscoyado. SO test, 860c
and molasses sugar, SO test, 3.80c. At London
teet sugar was llsd dearer, with November at
gs 5Itd, December at 9s 6%d and May at 9s
ND Willet & Gray report the movement or
sugar at four United States ports for the
week figures in tons) as follows: Receipts
1874, against 30. 1877 last week and 43,O 34 last
wear; MEETINGS $4,000 against $1,000 and 20
900: total stock, 1l0S1 compared with TO-
l42 last week and 20 $40 a year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

or bag, 50cas1; 100 punches, 50cQ$1; Gu
CUMBERS. basket, SO: hothouse, No 1. dozen.
75c "a 81; No 2, box. 81 509s3 rs; CABBAGE,
Dapish, ton, SS@S1i; domestic, $50 ss white.
Dbl. 50QT5c: red. s19$l 20: CAULIFLoW-
Frs long cut. Dbl, soc 9s1 SO; short, 81 SOC
So rs; CELERY. dozen stalks. 10 9S5c; state,
standard case. sIgs2; CHlcoRY, Dbl, ESQ
Florida box, siass: HoRsERADIsH: 100
ID. s39s5: imported, Dbl. 81 609s5 80;
KOHLRABI, 100 punches, 81 QS2 so; KALE.
Dbl, 20 q SOC; LETTUCE, basket. DOC % 81 20;
nearby Dbl. 50cQ$i; Virginia. basket, 23g
7Se; II dollhouse. , strap .,HSG,2 oi LIMA tsA
81 So MUSHROOMS. 4,lS basket. 81 9 81 g:
buttons, 60975c; OKRA, basket, 75c q 81 %;
carrier, s2QS2 so; OYSTER PLANT. 100
punches, 81 5O9s3; PEAS. u Dbl basket.
So 5O9S4; bushei basket. 90 259s3; PEP
PEERS, sugar. Dbl. 81 9s1 so; regular. 75cQ
81 81; basket, S5955c; PARSNIPs. Dbl. 81 q
81 25 PUMPKINS, Dbl. 6o975e; ROMANO.
land. Toe; RADIsHES. 100 lunches, b0c9
glnia, Dbl, 81 603s2 so; SQUASH. Hubbard,
Dbl. 1908; Marrow. SOC Toe; TURNIPs,
rutabaga, Dbl or bag, 50d90c white. 75c9
81; TOMATOES, nearby, box. 85cg 81: Cali
tornia, box. 5oc4s1 dollhouse. 10. 4qsc;
WATERCREsS, 100 punches. $11s1 80.
remained 4c a quart net TO tho shipper in
the 26c zone, or 81 OF 4o-quart can, deiv-
cred in New York The supply is exceedingly
short, many dealers having difficulty in get
ting a sufficient amount TO supply their trade.
II Is thought that a meeting will be called
soon to consider an increase In the valu-
alton
The receipts OF milk and cream in 40
quart cans for the week ending November
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
Arm Rates. opened per cent, highest
per cent, closing per cent. Time money
davs $3.50 per cent for ninety days. az
per cent Tor four months, 6l2q5& per cent
for five and six months. Mercantile paper
duh. Rates, 6 per cent for sixty 10 ninety
DAYS Endorsed and choice tour 70 s'A
months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGB-Forei ex-
change dull. Yesterdays quotations: ne,
mand sterling, 1850: cables, 1880; Sky
day bills, 4.S1Z: short francs, blsls less
1872; short reichsmarks, 9iss less l-Sz
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-San Fran
cisco, sight &c.. telegraph &c; Cincinnati
poe premium; Chicago, par; Minneapolis,
IOc premium; New Orleans, commercial
6Oc discount, bank 81 premium; Savannah.
buying 3-l6 per cent discount, selling par
ST.. Louis, zoe discount bid, zoe asked; Bos-
ton, par: Charleston. buying par, selling
lilo per cent premium.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in Lon
don was steady at % 1850.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York was quoted at
81 01IAc, unchanged.
SIJB-TREASURY.-T United States
Sub-Treasury was q creditor at the Clear
ing House yesterday to the extent or
SS07, 800.
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York. ex-
changes s427, $50, sos, balances SIS, 766, 800;
Boston, exchanges s23,7l4,313, balances,
81, O5. 400; Philadelphia, exchanges $SI, 10
I64, balances 81, 352,77S Chicago, exchanges
$75, 6l0, 264, BALANCES N,76s,073; st Louis ex-
more, exchanges ss,6ol.ls7. balances s61O'-
A17
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
THE METAL MARKETS.

coPPER-The local street market was nrm.
with spot at i7.62h9l7.s7he; electrolytic:
lI3Thd1Ts7h c, nominal; casting. 7.25G
l737Ac. Standard copper on the Metal kx-
change was steady. with spot at 1910; No
vemEer, Ie.SO9l7. 200; December, $500
l7.12hc. The Metal Exchange reports sales Q,
II i5o and 900, 900 pounds November at II. 1oo.
Arrivals of copper at New York nil; sI exports
copper closed dull. with spot at SIC and fut-
ures fT6 l2s Ga.
her. ts 75d50c; December, S9s2A450o: Jsnu-
airy and February. 4e,709ooc: London DUH for
tin, with spot and futures at t22s.
iEAD-Dull: New York. spot, 47og4.so9i
East St. Louis, +epG47bc London lead. Els
Is 50.
sPELrER--Dull; New York. spot. 1859
Z. 45c East st. Louis, 1897 a7hc. LONDON
iRoN-Cleveiand warrants. ees Cd in Lon
don. Locally iron was firm an, and &c un nc M
SIT 7oasfs 25;, No 1 Southern, SIS 1JaS19 70;
No / foundry Southern soft, $ls o0gS19.
ANTTMoNY--Quist; Cookson's $40
e1OH0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange safes
room by Adrian II. Muller g. Son:
BY order OF executors.
100 shares Paramount Coal and Coke company
lot ..............'.s. - -. y
zoo shares Consolidated Electric Storage Com.
pssy; Not ios yo,t Society iIibfary.....sito
BY order OF administrator.
1 share Clinton Hall Association. ....soo
81 600 ST Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
first construction mortgage 4 per cent gold
bond, due 1868: interest June and December;
accrued interest TO be charged. ...... ....s2A
81 900 Central OF Georgia Railway Company
construction mortgage per cent gold bono
duo 1915: interest May and November: &C
crued interest TO be charged. .......'. lOSn
$500 New York Investors Corporation SBond
and Mortgage Guarantee Company IA per
cent guaranteed mortgage certificate, due
February 10l9 tax exempt In state OF New
York: interest February and August; ec-
crued interest to be charged. ...........e BE
Is shares Land and River Company first pre-
s shares Franklin Trust Company Of Brook,
share clinton Hall Association, .......... 50
81 500 Indiana Mineral Spring Company per
cent bonds, due January. 1914: interest jan
"a, 600 note Of Magazine and Book Company,
payable to the s. H. Moore Company. due
February ], 1913. ..............:......s 4Ooo
81, 40 advertising account against Clasue
slsS o. .'Pesrson's Magazine account sis2 %
25 shares Irving National Exchange Banx.2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
THE COTTON MARKET
Rather Less Active, but Closes
Firm and Higher.

There appeared TO be q sentiment in the
early hours that the cotton market had
been oversold and had advanced too
rapidly. This caused a reaction from an
early advance, but continued trade buy
ing, bullish Southern spot news and small
crop estimates frmed the market up.
and the close was at net unchanged 20
10 points higher than Mondays hnish-
The late rally was promoted by estimates
from experts that the crop would be be-
low 100000 bales. Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged TO l,c higher, and
the local market held steady at nsoc for
middling upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

higher: light. 5a10c lower; heavy. So 1898 Is;
mixed. ssdss 10: Workers, 81 40d$7 90; pigs.
aairies 81 boas7 o. sHBEP AND LXMBsG.
Receipts, T. 400; active: sheep steady: lambs,
15c higher; lambs. 81 5Ods7 So yearlings, IS 25
ass so: wethers, 81 50Gs4 rs; ewes, s2Gs4;
sheep mixed, s3G$4 S.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
81. Louis, Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Rsceipts. 5,5I5:
moderately active and f0aI5c lower; steers.
seasl1; heifers, 81 l5ass; cows, So 4oqs7;
8. 22i: slow and 10d15c lower: choice medium
to good weights, IS sass 20: bulk OF sales,
81 eoqs7 30; packers. 81 4odS7 80; best lights.
81 259s7 IS: fair TO medium light, So 50q$7 10;
pigs, S6dS7 %. SHEEP-Receipts, 2, 1874; fairly
active and firm: lambs IS 5OdS7 so: Gull lambs.
SO 1906; mutton sheep. s4q$i 25; common to
medium sheen SO 2Jds3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

PROyIsIONs-Easier early. owing to lib,
eral receipts OF hogs over the holiday ana on
a decline OF 59l0 points In the hog MARKET
Late in the day the market became nIrl; CLOS
ing at the highest point OF the session. POhh
Steady; mess sis 75gsIS 20; family; s2Sg tsG
short clear S22Gs24. BEEF-Firm; mess Slsg
siS: family. s22aS23; packet, tleas20; extra
india mess ss5gsSs gG GGs HAMSS Sssoas
IiXGii&c: pigs, l2Hc. CUT MEATS-Pick-
led bellies easy. lshgl4c; picked hams 1 dqii:
city, exc; country, esesc. LARD0I,steaadyi
Middle West. IL. l0a1l aoc; city. 10y gione'
renned. South America, 128Oc: Continent
ii. SOC; Brazil, kegs. 1890; compound, s9sNe.
sTEARINE-Essy; oleo. ls9laAo; city iard'
l2hc.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Demand fairly
good, with tone steady. New Orleans, centrii-
ngai' common, 15d10c: fair. l7d2Oc; good.
2id3ec; prime. 2sa34c: New orleans open pen
Kettle siG52c; SYRUPS, common, llgl2c;
medium, l4Gi7c; fancy. 2592sc.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpsntine steady
and unchanged. with tar firm. TuRPEN-
TINE, spirits. machine bbls. 42c: TAR DOC;
RoSIN. common to good. strained, 6ooc; -
6s5c: d and e. 6.e5c; F and G. 7c; X and l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
Furnished by Curtis & Sanger. No 40 Wall
> street,
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

Standard Oil OF Kansas announced
regular dividend Of IS and an extra dtvi-
dent Of g, and Solar Refining declared
dividend Of SO Neither of these pay
ments seemed to please their stockhold-
ers, for Standard OIL Of Kansas declined
about 100 points and Solar Refining about
q points. After early weakness the mar
ket closed much stronger in most issues.
Special features were Standard OIL OF
New York, Standard OIL of California
standard OIL OF Indiana and Atlantic Re-
fining.
,oro,.d by Gilbert Elliott & Co., No. 81 Wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. e.--Although wheat prices to
day touched a new low record for the season,
December at S7&c, the market closed strong.
&c TO hc above Monday night. scantness OF
increase in the worlds available supply formed
unchanged TO nc higher, oats varying from
the same as the previous close TO h4+e gain,
and provisions either not altered or with ad-
Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York November 9, 1912.
GRAIN-wHEAT-A break OF over cenl
n busheI I'm the winnipeg market over our
holiday, as we'll a general decline In Europe;
caused active selling early, and prices uecilueu
Aalhc bringing the market TO new Tow I,s
ords Tor the sesgon. The weakness abroad was
said 10 be due 10 large arrivals. faVorabe
weather in the Argentine and continued press
ure OF Canadian and Plate offers. On te
carly decline stop loss orders were encountered,
hut the heavy selling was thought 70 have
strengthened the technical position, ana tate IN
the day the market rallied sharply on cove
ing closing at the top At an advance OF lbH
ISc from tho low point. making net gam
for the day OF Ad'ac. The covering nov
ment was due largely to sharp aaVIhes IN IN
winnipeg where values regained the loss OF
Tuesday on what was believed 20 be buying
against export sales. The visible In the Uhltea
states shows an increase for tho week OF o.
COZ 600 bushels. compared With an increase isst
wear Of 2 Isl 600 while ''BradstTeetB' world
Visible Increased 1859. 900. compared with an
Increase OF II, 900 year ago Export sa.es;
winter wheat, 81 90 elevator and ~ OF .
anost: No l Northern Spring, s'Hc, o .
bnoAt CORN-The early weakness In "heat
resulted IN a moderate decline, but oherlngs
troyfd ANAL and prices hardened on covering
closing at net unchanged 10 hc higher. The
visible decreased Sll,OOO bushels, compared
y5n asG5SA' SsSie showed decrease Of
375 OOO compared with decrease OF sbhVvp'
Export corn. 56hc, ahoat, December 70
March shipment. OATS-Heavy receipts ana
increasing stocks resulted In an early decline,
but late in the day the market rallied, closing
net unchanged to &c higher The visible N
ures. while ''Eradstreets" visible increasod
2 900, 600 compared with decrease OF 253 600
white nominal; No 3. 3sIc; No 4, 3Tq3I &c;
natural white. 36ha3ac. white clipped. $50
4Ohc, all track RYE-Steady; No 2 West
mating. 5sB72c. ( Buffalo; feeding 5sHe.
c 1 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
CURB ECHOES.

The Nevada Hills Mining Company OF
Fairviev, reports net earnings for Sep
tember at $3.50, obtained from milling
S,slo tons Of ore, averaging s23 per ton.
Inc company is applying earnings to re-
oucuon OF It's indebtedness at the rate
OF ABOUT $4,000 per month. In about four
months the debt now standing around
N'o'oV2 VIII have been wiped out II is
predicted that dividends may be resumed
some time early next year. The last divi-
dend disbursement was made IN Decem-
Der 1907. amounting to 10 cents a share.
Ine Hartford and Cambria iron mines,
iocated near Negaunee, Mich, owned by
'ne Republic Iron and Steel Company, and
which have been idle for several years,
nave been reopened and are now in opera
uon- More than two hundred men have
0een put to work. Shipments from these
TWO shafts are expected to begin before
me close OF navigation.
the output OF trap-rock in the United
states last year had a value Of $3.50. 622,
2 decrease OF ;52,5ls as compared with
1910,
According 10 circular letters received
~ stockholders, a consolidation OF the
Reindeer and the Copper Queen proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

Ties IN the Ceur d'Alene district is pro-
posed with capital Of 100000 shares.
Ihe basis of exchange will be one share
OF old company stock for one share of
stock in the consolidated company, which
viii leave 100000 shares in the treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

London was a buyer Of stocks to the
extent of about 10000 shares. principally
United States Steel.
c. J. Sorrels, of New York, has applied
for membership in the New York Cotton
Exchange.
The Long Island Railroad has ordered
six freight locomotives from the Amer
lean Locomotive Company and forty-tour
steel passenger cars from the American
Car and Foundry Company.
Alexander Robertson, 1t was announced
at the Office OF the Western Maryland
Railway Company. rendered his resigna-
ton as president Of the company at
meeting Of the directors held yesterday
70 take effect January /, 1913. AT his
desire the directors accepted his reslgha-
ton.
J. II. Alexandra, jr., a member or the
New York Stock Exchange, and w.
Everit Burnet. formerly OF Eningham
Lawrence g. Co., have formed a co-part-
rership under the firm name Of Alexandre
e Burnet, with offices at No. wan
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

lose: X, 7.2Jc; NJ 7.6Oc; N, s.85c; VIC. $500,
and WV. &c.
OlLS-I.inseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady. PETROLEUM standard white,
bbls, New York and Philadelphia, S35c; bulk.
4.65c; cases. 0.25c; water white. bills e35c;
bulk, 5.65c; cases II 25c. DINSEED OIL,
American seed. city raw. 6s959c: out-of-town
raw, 5IqJSc; Calcutta raw. roc.
COTTONSEED OIL-After moving within
. narrow range during the early hours de-
veloped hrmness, and at the close showed a
net advance of 8qll points. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07
SEED PRICES.

Toledo, Nov. 6-CLOvERSEED-Cas
prime, 81 10; December and March, sll IS.
ALsIKE-Prime. S13 Is: December and March.
SIS 20. TIMoTHY-Prime, 81 so; December.
81 s2h; March, 81 92h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-07

Liverpool cables: Spot, good demand sales .
10000 bales; speculation and export co.
II 900 Middling upland, SOD. Futures opened
steady, 3hR4 points higher than Yesterday
closed barely steady, 2ha3 points lowe5' 90 90
Gambler o52hd. Noyember-Decemberl 68s51df.
Observation-Disclosures and January-February.
q 8sId; Fobruary-March, e.Ssd; March-Aprti,
April Nav and Nay-June, 53Ihd; June-July'
q ga. J1ly-August 6.35hd; August-septen-
Ter 4 o6d Marchester-Yarns and cloths very
arm, but prices asked check business
New Orleans, Nov 6.-Bullish influences
that put cotton futures prices up on the open
ing here to-day were followed by extended
saIing. which worked prices down 10 10 Is
points toward noon. Recovery late IN the
morning put the market on STEADY Ioo'ihe.
and on long buying the loss was reversed tpe
close being steady at a net advance OF 70
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Work on the underground system OF the
Western States Gas and Electric Com
pany, Stockton. Cal, has been completed
with the exception Of laterals and cable
pole connections. This work, however
will be finished within a short time.
october 10 $3.50 feet Of cable had been
pulled. The work of reconstruction OF the
gas mains and the electric primary lines
Is also progressing rapidly.
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Blair & Co. have given notice to the
holders Of equipment gold notes, Series
b. of the Kansas City Southern Railway
Company that the notes will be redeemed
and on December / next Will become due
and payable at par and accrued interest,
the interest ceasing on that date. Pay
ment will be made upon presentation and
surrender Of said notes, together with the
coupon maturing December and all cou-
pons maturing subsequently attached
thereto. 10 the Office Of the bankers, No.
"a Broad street New York, on ana after
December !.
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