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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKBT.-Call money
was strong Rates, opened % per cent
highest So closing 81 per cent lime
money nominal Rates, per cent lot
sixty and ninety days, 81 per cent 10.
four months, 55z45A per cent for hNe ana
SIX months. Mercantile paper was duII:
Rates, Q per cent for sixty to ninety days
indorsed and choice four 10 six months
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Foreign eX-
dange Was easy. Yesterdays quotations:
Demand sterling, iS5y44 500: cables,
LIil.Gt4 $3.50. sixty. day bills, 4Slq4.6lA .
short francs, 5.I9@s less l-oz; short reichS-
DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-San Fran
cisco. sight &c. telegraph &C.: Chicago, 5c
premium, New Orleans, commercial 5pc
discount, bank ST. premium; Cincinnati,
par. Boston. par. Savannah, buying 3-l6
per cent discount, selling par, st. Louis,
lec discount bid par asked; Charleston.
buying par, selling Lilo per cent premium
SILVER MARkETs-Bar silver In Lon:
d0n..Was steady and unchanged at 29d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--M Mexican ex-
change on New York was quoted at 2Otis
SUR-TREASURY.-T United States
sub-TFeasuTy ives a creditor at the Clear
gg House Yesterday to the extent OF
BANK. CLE4RTNGs.-New York, ex-
changes 36l 1882 balances, so, l09, l05;
Boston, exchanges $2G, 702, 2S9, balances
N,5NG55. Pittsburgh. exchanges e. SIS. 1853 :
Phsdelphfa exchanges s26, So, S25, bal
sEes 3 1895; Baltimore, exchanges S.
zs$p, balances $f33,l6O; ST. Louis, ex-
changes Sl2f7l on, balances $685. $50; Chi
e. exchanges $j@,095, 229. balances So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee Make
GainS-0atS Easier.

Trading In wheat futures yesterday
seemed to resolve itself into a guessing
match, with Balkan war news, poor de-
mand for American wheat from Europe,
congested traffic conditions here predic-
lions Of larger receipts and accommodating
stocks at Northwestern points, as shap-
ers OF opinion. Business was compare
lively small, price movements kept within
a narrow range and an opening advance
of kq%c found shorts inclined to cover.
The close was steady to firm at unchanged
to A9hc higher. Corn worked slowly
upward nearly all day. closing near the
top and h9kc net higher than on
Wednesday Liberal receipts and the be-
lief that prices were relatively flrmer than
corn led to active selling Of oats ana
the market was easier throughout the
session. Business In coffee was not large,
but the market held steady, with a gen.
eral impression that takers on the bull
side were showing the courage Of their
convictions by buying. This made sellers
wary, especially as all offerings were
quickly taken up. The close was at a
net gain for the day of 2 to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
MANHATTAN LIFE SOLD?
Rumored Purchase of Stock
Control by a Syndicate.

Control of the Manhattan Life Insur-
ance Company. according TO reports which
have been current in the financial district
recently, and which took definite form
yesterday. is soon TO pass into the hands
of syndicate, which includes a group of
foreign capitalists.
A rumor that Henry L. Doherty & Co.
were heading a syndicate which had OBJ
tained options on a majority OF the stock
was denied at the office Of that firm,
where II was said that the house had
nothing to do with any effort to secure
control of the company and knew nothing
about it. Another report was that Colo
mel A. A. Green, jr.. the company's gen.
eral agent In Texas. had obtained an OPP
ton on q controlling interest in the stock,
which he would turn over to q syndicate
Both reports mentioned N,S00.0o as the
price which would be paid for the con-
trolling interest. The capital stock, how
ever, is only 10000, consisting of 1000
shares OF the par value of $50, on which
annual dividends Of is per cent have been
paid In recent years. The last recorded
sale, made about six months ago, was Of
chaos price Of Sl,S0O,0O0, II 1t were 10 In.
clude the entire 1000 shares. would be
equivalent TO a quotation Of 800, and IL
for only a little more than majority
would represent a price of 100 or so.
The stock is widely distributed, II was
said yesterday afternoon by man con-
nected with the company, and mucn of 1t
is in the hands of women as an invest
ment.
The president OF the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company is Morris w. Torrey.
who was elected last summer on the re-
tirement Of Henry b. Stokes after many
years Of service. The company's surplus.
according to the last report OF the state
Superintendent of Insurance, is 2,Z99, iS1.
Total income for 1911 was S,S4OoZ0, and
total disbursements were s2s3l, lc. The
company's total assets on January l. 1872
were 81, SS8, lO4, and the total liabilities
SO. S43, S67. of which S19l56,5T Is the policy
reserve which the law requires to be
maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
C. & O. WANTS CARS BACK
Traffic Being Moved Freely,
Chairman Trumbull Finds.

Frank Trumbull chairman OF the board
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
pany, who has just returned from long
inspection tour over the lines Of the sys-
TEN. paid especial attention TO the car
situation while on the trip. He said yes
terday that there was no congestion on
the Chesapeake & Ohio. the Hooking VAL
ley or the Kanawha & Michigan. but that
the former company was having much
difficulty in keeping its cars. Out Of a
total of 1900 cars owned. about 1900
were now off the company's lines. the
net balance against 1t being about 1900
cars more than at this time last year.
The Chesapeake & Ohio. he continued,
was tracing its cars on foreign lines and
hoped to be able to recover a consider
able. part of them in the near future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

vpads Tobacco Products Cor
' "oration, a Holding Company.

directors OF the new Tobacco Prod
lH1 -S.,oration organized yesterday by
%s .s. Daniel G. Reid president ana
a s,o3aT II. Butler and Miltiade Mela-
Rii.. ,tce-presidents. In an oihclaI
'Dny announcing this action It was
s1,', ~ the Tobacco Products Corpora
az - not 10 be an operating, but a
~ %,,,e company. extending TO its various
accessory financial support and per-
s.isg such units 10 operate under their
IN boards and officers.
W. ~ Rutler. who has for many years
nracticaI tobacco man, is chair
r -, Of the board Of the Surbrug COM
ga which was recently taken over by
''' gobarco Products Corporation as a
.,,,e for future growth, and Is in
-. -. If the operating end Of the cor
..sor,s business. Mr.. Melachrino is
Ps'5.,t Of the recently Incorporated
ir..,,ess Of NJ. Melachrino, which also has
~ acquired by the Tobacco Products
Orr Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Melachrino
- bsen elected to the board of the To-
80 products Corporation, as has been
inert n Wiggin, president Of the Chase
,.,.ioral Bank The other directors.
hose names were announced a fortnight
-, are AR. Reid, j. Horace Harding
IN represents the interests Of Henry c.
v,ick IN the corporation; Francis l.. Hine'
Iabn D Ryan. J. du Pratt White and
ss0gard Prosser. Roberts walker, Thomas
C,sbran. IT,. and Joseph A. Bennett who
gsrs elected temporary directors. have
..,,ra5 70 make room for Messrs. Butler.
wsracbrino and Wigsln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
CHASE BANKS NEW OFFICER
Edward R. Tinker, Jr., Partner in
BOND House, Elected Vice President.

Edward r. Tinker jr, who has been
a member Of the bond firm of Rhoades
e. Co. since 1908. has been elected
a vice-president OF the Chase National
Bank, and will assume his new duties
next Monday. Mr. Tinker. who was grad
uated from williams College in 1899, Is
thirty-fonr years old
The Chase National Bank, which in
amount Of deposits is exceeded only by
the National City Bank. the National
Bank Of Commerce and the First Nation
al Bank, has only one vice-president--
Samuel H. Miller The City Bank hasNsix
active vice-prehdents. the First National
has two and the National Bank of Com
ulerce two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

me following petitions in bankruptcy were
Nsa IN the United States District Court yes
ssday: ..,
l,sssissDRGE 81. and WILBUR GORDON. trad
~ ~, rs ne Gordon Sporting Goods Company and
ne 7. G. Rutan Company at Port Jegyis,
4, l.; voluntary Liabilities SIS .52s:' assets,
y EBERT W. SWEET, formerly president Of
~. ". sweet & Co. Inc, dealer in hosiery and
W.. st No. l5i West 3ith street this city.
\ osyntory. Liabilities. $13. 246 OF which So 239
ss W indorsing notes OF the corporation. and
fh- Si na assets ninety-nine shares of stock Of
Arch &C.
sAhES 4. PANARELL,O, clerk No. 50 Fast
49, 49, street. voluntary Liabilities fi,7S7,
-,.eIy Tor borrowed money. and assets consist
~ oi casn IN bank, 81; cash IA the Carnegie
49, 49, company. xl73, and twenty-six shares OF
go OF the Illustrated Review Publishing
>ynPany; value nominal .- -
~ GSHARD FRANKENBUSH barkeeper, No.
VI a. East l75th street, voluntary. Liabilities,
49, ana no assets. The largest creditor is
~. bernheinsr g. Schwartz Pilsener Brewing
solapany, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
CANADIAN WHEAT FUTURES.

At a meeting of the grain trade at the
Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon
the proposition to create futures market
in canadian wheat in bond on the New
York Produce Exchange was adopted and
referred back to the grain committee to
formulate rules for regulating such
transactions and to set time Tor begin
ming business in this department or the
market. 1t is believed by grain men
that such a market will prove OF great
benefit to exporters by furnishing con-
venient market for hedging operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
TAP LINE ORDER AMENDED
Companies May Appeal to Com
merce Court for Relief.

washington, oct. 3l-The Interstate
commerce Commission to-day amended
ne original order in the tap line case
n such a way as will enable the tap lines
% appeal to the Commerce Court for re-
gsf The order declares a majority Of
he tap lines not common carriers and
M entitled TO receive from the trunk
mes allowances or divisions,of through
;,,4s. If the order should be,held valid
viii mean a loss Of about 100000 a
year to the tap lines.
The order Of the commission as ameilu-
ID. is positive Attorneys for the zap
ines have urged for many months tha'
scb an order be issued, so that they
might secure a legal hold on it to carry
# through the courts to final adJuaica-
lion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London. oct 3l.-The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of England shows the fol-
owing changes Total reserve decreased
ESA,0oo circulation increased $4,000. bull
hon decreased e25OOO0, other securities
increased G1SJ70O0, other deposits In
creased el,1lG,C0O public deposits In
creased e3s9.Ooo; government securities
Unchanged. ..... o.
The proportion OF the Banks, reserve
tofabHites is now. 40 per cent. against
go last week and compares with an
sdYance from $40 per cent to 5l.75 per
cent in this week last year
The minimum rate of discount remained
uhGhanged at per cent to-day.
Inc cleaTings through the London
odhks for the week were G370 300 $50
against $3.50. $40 900 last week and $780,
ksU0 In this week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
cRUcIBLE sTEEL's YEAR.

Net profits Of the Crucible Steel Com
paay Of America for the fiscal year
S;nesd August 81 last, were $3,609, 45S, against
N5al& for the preceding year. an in
SIsase Of SlOl4. 800. Total income was So
ssibs and after deduction Of interest,
1870, the balance for dividends was
SiItS6. After payment OF the l,750. 900
0siNdends on the preferred stock, the sur
gils for the year was SlG74996, against
- 20 for the preceding year and equiva-
en- 10 1870 earned on the outstanding
common stock
lnpaid dividends on the Z per cent
cumulative preferred stock amount 10 10
~ cent. The balance sheet as of August
s6ss-n1 SHOWS total assets and liabilities of
ousiy W. 'o'''-' " J'"i' Pi''F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
THE METALS MARKET.

CoPPER-standard on the Metal Ex,
change was steady, with November at 1890
~ 65c. December, 10. s7La Q17l0c; January,
ye e2II a l7.IOc The local street market for
COPPER was unsettled, with lake at lh62q
17s7c: electrolytic, 1877 n 4l7SIc, and cast
ing, l723G1Is5c. Arrivals OF copper at
New York to-day were $50 tons, and ex-
norta for the month Of october. p, 58l tons.
IN Iondon copper closed quiet at f75 5s for
anot and f75 IFS Cd for futures.
TIN-Was dull. with spot, November. De.
cenber and January at o. lOQ oO.o0c ana
Tebriary az so "a So 40c. In London, tin
closed quiet at 1929 IS for spot and 1929 Is
for futures . ,.u .,.,. -.
quoted &c asked and East 81 Louis 4.S5c
asked. London lead, f19 be.
SPELTER--Dull; New York spot, 1880
: sbc and Fast ST Louis. 1850 bid.
IRON-CIeveland warrants SIS In London
The local market was arm and unchangeG
No 1 foundry Northern. SIS 25 SIS 70; No
2. slT75nsls IS; No l Southern, SIS TOO
SIC IS, and soft, SIS 609&1e.
ANTfMoNY-Ftrm; Coehson's. los'h0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
SWIFfS INDICTED IN BOSTON
Packers Charged with Mo-
popolizing Rendering Trade.

Boston. oct. 3l.-The Consolidated Ken
daring Company. of Boston, and four OF
h. oficsrs were indicted by the United
states grand jury to-day, charged with
an unlawful monopoly OF the beef rem
6sripg business fin the New England
states.
The officers indicted are Edward r
sEift. Of Chicago. president. Edward a.
Tlden. Of Chicago, vice-president; Hora-
Nd ". Heath. OF Boston. general man
ager. and George n. swift, Of Boston,
director. .'
The Indictment charges that eomPeu-
ton was eliminated by a SECRET arrange
men faae' oy rth5 C66solidatsa Rerder-
irg Company's officials with independent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

5OcGsi; basket, 50975c; Maryland. 7se:
RADIsHEs, 100 punches, SOC asi; basket.
Csc; SPINACH. DBL. so 75c; SQUASH, Hub
NlPS, rutabaga. Dbl or bag SO 9eOc; white.
75c9s1; TOMATOES, nearby. box, 35c PSI.
California, box. soc; dollhouse. ID, 4gsc
Der l. the exchange rate will be &c quart
net to tho shipper In the 26o zone, or 81 81
40-quart can delivered In New York At
the meeting which promulgated this rate the
previous action regarding the quotation OF
separate rates for grades 3 and G was re-
scinded, II being considered desirable, to
Tho receipts OF milk and cream in 40
quart cans, for the week ended October 20
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
THE COTTON MARKET
Violent Fluctuations Close'with
Another Advance.

The continuation of Wednesday sbuyfnS
movement in the cotton market yesterday
was marked by some sensationally active
trading early In the session, and January
aSain led the upturn. going to lL+Sc, or
81 points above Wednesdays close. and
her III This naturally brought about
realizing sales, and the market eased on
TX or 10 points in the late trading. with
the close easy, and last prices showing
II was reckoned that much OF the late
selling was due TO feeling that the
rapidity OF the advance made reaction
almost q certainly. Reports OF hrln
spCt situation in the South, and an officiat
forecast for frost and freezing weather in
the Western belt, were among the causes
leading TO the firmness. Southern spot
markets were ls41ac higher, and the local
market showed an advance Of Is points
to II. zoe for middling upland. Local con-.
tract prices: .... ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Seeking authority to make a mortgage
for s1,5000OO and issue hereunder $780,
900 5O-year per cent bonds, officials Of
the Otsego G. Herkimer Railroad Com
pany were present before the Public Ser
vice Commission, I'd District yesterday.
This road has total mileage Of sixty-flve
miles in Otsego County. 1t was stated
that the company proposed to take over
certain property of the Hartwick Power
Company and that the unification Of these
properties practically followed the plan
proposed by the commission about two
years ago.
Two years ago. when representatives of
the railroad company were before the
commission, they estimated that the COM
pauys earnings would reach $4,000. Ex-
planning the difference between the $3.50, 900
earned in 1912 and the expected earnings
Of $4,000, Joseph B. Mayer attributed 1t
TO loss in travel occasioned by the great
increase in the number OF automobilists
who toured through this section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

The. New York State RailwavR. which
was, formed March o, 1900, owns, leases
and operates electric street railways and
interurban lines in New York State allied
with the New York Central e. Hudson
River Railroad Company. which owns
about Sl3,6O0O0O out Of about Sl9,90O.OoO of
the common stock.
The Public Service Commission, I'd
District, State OF New York, has APP
proved of an issue Of s6e25.0O0 Series A,
AZ per cent gold bonds, and the bonds
are tax exempt in this state. The bonds
are ffty-year first consolidated mortgage
on the New York State Railways proper
ties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
UpHoLDs REORGANIZATION
Court Dismisses Attack on Plan Tor
Allis- Chalmers Company.

Milwaukee, Oct 3l.-Judge Geiger; IN
the United States District Court suS
tanned the demurrer to the petition OF
Eastern stock and bond holders opposing
the plan OF reorganization Of the ANS
Chalmers Company.
Judge Gelger's ruling leaves the plan Oh
reorganization practically where II was
before efforts were made by Eastern pond
and stock holders TO interfere with IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
t quiet ROsin steady, with tar nrmIy

but quiet. Rosin steady, with tar firmly
held.
OILs-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleun. steady at S.35c for standard white
in barrels at New York.
RICE-Steady to firm, with good business
at full prices.
sUGAR-Refned quiet and unchanged !:
granulated, 1900. In London beet sugar
was unchanged to Nd lower, with October
and November at 9s 70 ID, and May at 9s Cd.
Raw here was steady and unchanged cen
trifugal, 90 test, 40Jc; muscovado, 50 test
3. 55c, and molasses sugar, 50 test, 3.30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

market dSbIcSdtSu WV
chases.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
Pittsburgh steel Company. regular quarterly
IA per cent on the preferred s'ock' pS'So'0
consolidated Gas Company, regular quarterly
~ per cent, payable December 10 .-,..
Der Be; ger cent Q" the '''''''S'' '''''''
Steward Raynor has been elected
member Of the New York Stock tx
change. The membership OF Charles Ii.
Blair, IT,, has been posted for transfer
to r. Tracy Falk
n. F. Ball has declined reelection as
yice-presldent of the American Locomo-
tive Company. The other officers nave
been reelected.
II. I. Burrage has been elected vice
president OF the National shawmut Bank
Of Boston, with which the Eliot National
Bank was recently merged.
The London Stock Exchange will OBJ
serve to-day az a holiday but the other
exchanges and the banks will be open
The Continental bourses will be closed, In
observance OF All Saints Day.
The directors of the General Chemical
Company have declared a dividend Of
~ per cent on the common stock, pay
able December 2.
Recent equipment orders placed BY rail-
WAYS include 1000 refrigerator cars or
dered by the Hartman lines, 800 stock
cars by the St Louis, Rocky Mountain &
Pacific company, 200 general service cars
by the Detroit, Toledo & 1ronton Rail
way Company and 800 gondola cars by
the Denver. Northwestern & Pacific Rail-
way Company.
Cross earnings Of the ST. Louis, Rocky
Mountain e. Pacific company for septem-
ber we're Si65 1863, an increase OF 23229;
axnenses and taxes were Sl2O $50 increase
,2fs12. and net earnings were sA,5S6 de-
crease 1854.
The wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Connpanv has ordered 5000 tons OF steel
rails for delivery in 1918. and the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern have
placed supplementary orders for 5000 tons
each.
Gross operating revenue OF tho Union
Pacific Railroad Company for September
WAS @,O48.4li. an increase Of S6JO,6S over
the figures for the same month last year,
and net operating revenue was A,JC5.c6o,
Increase Sl77,65l For the three months
ended September 30 the gross was S258l8,-
433 increase Sl.s4l. 407. and the net ST.
5e5 5s7 increase $1,33s.s62. The Southern
Pacific Company reports for September
gross revenue Of sl2,7l9S93. increase 81 loS,-
9,s and net s5SS6.SoO. increase s3i7,oD
Cross earnings for the quarter ended Sep
ternber 30 were s3s,92s. al, increase $685.
GOA and net earnings N5,5l9,S52, Increase
q, 1895.
The Pennsylvania system reports for
September total operating revenue OF
S2g AGO 2s1. increase S3,0s569 operating ex-
penses, s24 So, GA, increase s25fo,7C4, and
net operating revenue. $8.7G9.20s. increase
ga 800 Total operating revenue of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for Sep
TENDER was ;l5,27S,57S. an increase OF ST.
COG oo1 and net e 9la 346 increase SIS, 999.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
Yester-

PROVISIONS - Moderately active, but
prices were firmer following a moderate
advance in the hog market. PORK--steady;
mess. slo1sl9 Is; family. s23 s2l; short
clear s22G s24 so. BEEF-Mess, SlSGSl9;
family, $23 as23; packet. $40 q $40; extra
India mess, s3T6f 3s. BEEF HAMS-$2Sg
sal 80. DRESSED H0GS-Bacons. III q
ike. pigs, l2xc. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies quiet 14414hc picked hams dull.
lac nominal TALLOw-steady; special,
7Xc: city. CSC; country 6g6&c. LARD
lie: refined steady, South America 12l5c;
Continent, II .95c; Brazil. kegs. IL 75c; com
pound. s9sHc. sTEARINE-oleo. lao
l4hc: city lard, I'm Gl3c.
COTTONsEED OIL-Frrmer early with
active buying. Tho rally In lard and the early
strength IN cotton had a stimulating nhu-
ence. while there was an absence OF pressure
n against crude. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct 31.-Toe Fnuch rain in Arsen-
,ina beiped to-day 10 give the wheat market
strength, despite considerable pressure on me
selling side The close was steady al prices
scored a net gain Of hR%c. oats declined
shade to &c and provisions finished the se,ns
as last night TO an increased cost OF Zoc'~
Range Of prices: -..- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

The New York Telephone Company has
sent notice TO the Public Service Com
mission, I'd District, that 1t has pur-
chased @pd acquired the physical prop
erty and business Of the Schenectady
Telephone Company operating in Schenec-
tady and vicinity for the sum OF 1913, 800,
and the assumption of the payment OF
$2l45O0 OF mortgage bonds.
The commission has also been advised
Of the purchase of the physical property
and business of the Hamilton Telephone
Company operating in Hamilton and VI
entity, for the sum Of sl1,S50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01
INACTIVE STOCKS.

the following were the closing quota.
lions for stocks in which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

Liverpool cables: Spot cotton air business
doing; sales. 5000 bales: speculation and eL,
port, 500; American 5000 imports rs, JAZZ d an
opened firm at iiGi2 points advance closed
arm, 19]aq20 points higher; November, o.Ssd;
Misunderstanding, 500; Deeemoer.J anuary,
a laid. January-February, 620d; February
March. e2ihd: March-April, 6.22hd; April
Nav. 624d May-June and June-J9ly o. Sd;
July August, 6.24hd: August september.
demand. II.
% points M on good cables and hullfsh
weather reports. cotton futures prices here
today reached a level OF 80 20 "a points oyef
ymaintained until heavy realizing in the alter
noon pulled prices down. ana at the steacy
close they showed net advance OF ID 10 10
points. MA tn,~ crn..