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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

POTATOES, Maine, bag. 81 7oGsl IS; bulk,
$50 b, 81 9Oas2: Long Island. Dbl or bag: S .s
81 so; Pennsylvania in bulk $50 ID, 81 !5aSz
state, JOcdsi IS; Jersey, Dbl or bag III ovu
81 So: SWEET POTATOES, Southern; yellow.
S SSskst I SSeas T.? No 4oSoc o%ioS state
and Western. white, 100-lb bag. 5ocdSl; crate,
25cGsl; yellow. 1O0-lb bag, T5cdsl red. yoa
soc; Orange County. yellow, 1Oqsoc; white
basket or bag, 4Oqsoc: Connecticut Valley
basket, 81 JOas3 crate, 81 2Jas2 80; bag. s2q
So so; ART1cHoKEs, potato, DBL SasS;
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, quart, 59sc BEANS,
Virginia, wax, basket I5cgH 80; green; Ioca
25d75c; BETS. Dbl or bag, Tic: 100 punches,
81 JOds2; CARROTS. bbi or bag, 50cqsl; 100
punches, 75casl p; cUcuMBERs:,, Dollhouse 1SIS
No /; dozen. 81; No box, 81 SOasS 50; GA ts.
white, Dbl, JOa75c; red. slas1 25; CAuLI-
FLOWERS. Long Island. long cut. Dbl, 6otSl
short, 5Ocas1 70: CELERY, dozen stalks, 15d
36c: state. standard case 81 25a$2 %; CHIC
DRY, tbI 4Od8Oc; EGGPLANTs. Jersey. box,
5SS75G; Florida, 81 Sogss HoRsEE fSs H.
KOHLRABI, 100 punches, 1882 80; kAl.E.
Dbl 2Od3Oc: LETTUCE, state, crate. 40aI5
basket, 10000; nearby Dbl; 4Od7Oc; virginia,
sas 20 o bSs s sMA BES MsHR 1865 basket 6
basket. 75cGsi 25: carrier, 81 sOqs2 90
OYSTER PLANT, 100 punches 5? 5oasS;
PEAS, Virginia. half Dbl basket, s2as2 90;
81 81; basket. 4OaG0c: PARsNIPs. Dbl. Sla
81 25: PUMPKINS, Dbl, 50675c ROMAtNE,
Dbl 5OcdS1; state. basket, J0Q75c; Maryland.
55c: RADIsHEs. 100 lunches. 50caSl VIZ
Squash Hubbard Dbl 75casi; marrow, 5oG
75c: TT'RNIPS, rutabasa. Dbl or bag, JOnOc;
white, 75cTSl; TOMATOES. nearby, box, 35c
asl; California, box, Joa75c; dollhouse. ID, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
NEW YORK CURB.

After a generally strong opening, with
trading active in the higher priced issues
especially the tobacco shares, the curo
market yesterday around midday de-
veloped a heavy tone on realizing. United
Cigar Stores of America was one OF the
principal features, at one time showing
an advance of over points to a new
high record at Ill, later, however, react
ing a point. Brtish-American Tobacco
moved up nearly a point, but likewise
lost a large part of the advance. To-
bacco Products preferred. after an early
improvement of q. eased of fractonally'
Standard Oil subsidiaries were compara-
lively quiet and somewhat Irregular;
The copper shares were heavy on sma!i
offerings Greene Cananea eased off 20
and Braden a small fraction. The silver
shares were neglected. Bonds were steady
but inactive. Among the Nevada gold ana
silver stocks there was some HHeiy
trading, especially i'm Tonopahs, where
sharp break occurred on reports oil
serious fire in the camp. These reports
were found to be exaggerated ana par
tial recovery in prices took place. Ion9-
pah Merger opened at 81 l-l6 ana glau,
ually dropped off TO CSC, amid heaVy
trading, closing at 81 bid. Jim Butler APP
peared to suffer from forced selling az
sc to s9c. but later rallied TO Ole. North
Star also lost a couple of points over
night, and changed hands at &c ana 5oc;
Nevada Hills sold at 81 30 and West Emo
Consolidated at 81 62iR Goldfeld Atlanta
was freely offered at l9c, but met GOOD
support at lSc Jumbo Extension made a
new low record for this movement, selllhG
at 32c and 3lc Most all active NCYadas
showed a slight decline for the day, but
at the closing a much firmer tone was IN
evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York october 30. l9l-
GRAIN 49, WHEAT go Developments We

New York October 30. 1912.
GRAIN 49, WHEAT 80 Developments were
against holders values declining sIeadlly
throughout the day closing a. about the Dot
tom al a net loss Of Sake. There was heavy
selling and sentiment was decidedly beariHh
Most Of the foreign markets were weak ana
lower. Liverpool explained the weakness AZ
the result OF heavy pressure Of Canadian ottrs,
weak spot markets and reports from Argentina
hat the new crop there Is IN splendid condi-
i0u There was also pressure N the Con
tinenial markets and Europe FOR the time be
inr appears To be well supplied with wheat
Private reports from the Northwest SAID mat
thrashlng operations are progressing rapidly,
and that further ntavy receipts might % tx
rccteI as soon rs cold weather forces farmers
10 cease yilI pluughing No red winter.
81 o. elevator and 81 % b shoat, No
Nor hern spring OsAc, Z ahoat. CORN
Fairly active and M the close showed de
cIlna Of aH%C The October position at chi
cage declined nearly &C. o iushel, making a net
los Of almost - FOR two days, Indicating
weakncfs In the spot position. while decline
OF about 4c a bushel at som" OF the interior
SpOf markets showed that the market was get
ting on the basis OF new crop onerlngd. FIX
port coin, Sc ahoat, December 20 March
shipment OATS-Whlie only moderately &C
tive fcIt the influence Of the decline IN the
other markets, and final prices were hI sc
net lower Cash market easy, standard white
and No white nominal No B. 39d59Rc, NO
a n I. T3sc. natural white. 3Td30hc; white
clipped 3gG4lc, all track. RYE-Easy; No =
Western. 7O,, c 1 Buffalo. BARLEY-Steady;
mailing CSd7Oc, | Buffalo feeding 5sNc'
c 1 New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
THE METALS MARKET.

COPPER-The local market was quiet.
with lake and electrolytic quoted at lTG2 "a 70
ard copper on the Metal Exchange was duil.
with November at 1850 a1T.12Ho and De-
cember at I6.7JM17c London copper closed
at E7i los for spot and E75 rs Sd for futures.
Arrivals OF copper at New York were 100
tons, and exports fo- the month thus far
%. 561 tons.
vember at 5OG 30 zoe: December $4,000
J0.37izc. and January, $4,000 50.37k nc. In
London tin closed quiet at t229 for spot and
f22S los for futures -s
LEAD-Weak at &c asked in New York
and 1850 asked East st Louis. Local safes,
$4,000 ID spot. London lead, CID IS.
SPELTER-Easy; New York spot, 1850
G.46c, and East st Louis, 7.25c old. London
spelter f27 rs 90.
IRON--Cleveland warrants. Sos 7hd in
London Locally firm and higher for South
ern grades. No foundry Northern, SIS Is q
S1s IS: No ., $1T75dSiS %; No ] Southern,
SIS 10 a $40 %, and soft. SIS 50dS19.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
BOND DOTS.

rLoposals will be received until IL noon
Oh november IS by w. H. Patterson, city
Auuitor OF steubenville, Jefferson County,
ONO lor the following AZ per cent bonds :
$Z'SoV Improvement bonds; denomination
90 SSoO; Isl, $500; due, $500 in odd
years on March l from 1915 to 1922, in
elusive and $500 on March 4, 1914; S.
oVV nre apparatus purchase bonds; due
March l, 1918. Both issues are dated
OCTOBER l, 1912. Accrued interest to be
paid by the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct 3O.--More courage developed to-
day on the ceiling side OF wheat than had been
witnessed in some time. An understanding
between Russia and Austria relative 10 me
Turkish war gave the bears an advantage tnat
was increased by Zig gain In the world $
available supply. Accordingly. the market.
though steady at the close, finished 1sc 70 l.sc
under last night. Latest trading left corn 40
to &c down oats of a shade TO &c on. ana
provisions varying from 2Jc decline to a like
advance. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

York and Philadelphia, bbls, s.S5c; bulk. $3.50;
cases, 1O.25c; water white. bbls. 9.35c; bulk.
can seed. city raw. 5sq59c; out-of-town raw,
5II5sc: Calcutta raw, roc
COTTONSEED OII,-Steader, and prices
at the close were 800 points net higher The
upturn In lard and cotton inspired active Gov
ering, and rally was believed 10 be due
after the recent sharp decline. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

statement OF assets and liabilities has
been filed with the Massachusetts, Secre-
tary OF State by the Electric Corporation.
which was Incorporated in Maine. Fol-
lowing are the items Of financial condi-
ton this year, compared with 1911, as Of
August Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
By order OF executors.
$1,000 Central Hudson Steamboat Co. 5 p

BY order OF executors.
$1,000 Central Hudson Steamboat Co. ) per
cent bond. due May, 1919; interest May and
November Tex November 1912, coupon. .9s
All OF the right, title and interest and equity
OF Edward Stout. as executor under The last
will and testament OF Charles Il. Wolfe, de
ceased. in and to the following, viz: 200
shares Ontario Mining and Smelling Co Isl
EACH. 534 shares Park Hill-Lowerre Realty
60. 800 EACH and 1854 shares Ontario
Mining and Smelling Co 81 eachl, hypothe-
Gated with Woodhayen Bank as security for
sI.6ll 81 and interest, balance due on notes.
500 shares Ontario Mining and smelling Co. Isl
each) hypothecated with Vincent Scullin as
security Tor Sis and interest balance due
Agreement dated December 20. 1904. signed by
w. +. Wyckon. Affecting $3.50 shares stock
OF the Ontario Mining and smelling Co, held
in escrow BY ". +. Wyckon, for voting pur-
poses; lot ......'.s..,..'s.r.' 'Si'
For account Of whom IL may concern.
81 shares United National Bank Of Troy. ~. X
SHARES 'I Tile Insurance Company OF New
100 shares Colorado Fuel and Iron CO. com
100 o'V shares res Loose-wiles Biscuit CO. common
SO coo Jamaica Estates per cent registered
mortgage gold bonds. due September, lOlI;
interest March and september. W lO
100 shares The Mothenette Corporation $50
s, COO Buffalo 4 Lake Erie Traction co. s per
cent bond, due 1888; interest May ana no
vernber: accrued interest TO be charged, .oS
$6s. 600 Americas (Gal Gas and Electric Co
fret mortgage 30-year per cent gold, bonds.
due May. 1912 3l000 each). .....,. -. .35
$50, 600 same ......,..,..,,,'.- -, 30
SO, 900 same .......-.,...... 80
% shares Franklin Trust Company OF Brook
lyn, By transfer $500 each). ............ .225
81 900 bond and mortgage, at o per cent made
by Sarah c. Monson. covering lots go and
10 in block 0, on map OF Beaux Arts Park,
Huntington. Long Island, dated November
49, 81
Brothers, dated september 30. l0l1.. SOL
Contract OF purchase made by Frederick l..
Taylor with Bustanohy Brothers. covering
plot 81 in block 8, on map OF Beaux Arts
Park. Huntington. Long Island. dated Au-
gust 10, ii)ii; due March !, 1912, IS
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tne city OF Lockard. Other lines will also
be constructed. It is said,

me Ealitornia Railroad Commission has
sran'eu the city of Pasadena permission
- purchase the Pasadena Land and
Nompany, the Pasadena-Lake
ri"eyaIu Land and Water Company and
Ihe North Pasadena Land and Water
Company. The city will control it's own
water supply hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31


IN 1857 and for some years later
British Columbia was entire OF attrac-
ton for mining men. The lie Roy war
Eagle and other famous mines OF tha'
period lost much OF their glory IN later
years. But mining conditions in Rossland'
in which the activity was at It's helgh'
and the smelter in Trail, where Angus
tus Heinze was prominent, are sun very
active, according TO r. II. Stewart OF the
Canadian Consolidated Mining d SmeIt-
ing Company:
Our properties there employ about 5oS
men," he says, "and ship 1900 tons OF
ore TO our smelter at Trail. The Ola camp
Is far from being worked out, anu dP
parently has many years of life ahead ~
II ano has produced S0.GoWV IN goio
since It's discovery. The Tran sIneitGI,
employing nearly 400 men,. has in0 9il6 aSo
production OF between 100000 ana $4ooUI
worth Of gold, silver, copper ana iea"'
According 70 an official statement Issued
by the company, Ophir mining opera
lions, since June g. 1870 have shown B,5J0
tons OF ere, yielding a gross value OF
So, $50 %, or a net value after deducuhS
freight, working charges ana mining Oh
S23, $40 o.
The Jumbo Extension Company is ne
gotiating for the purchase Of gold prop
erty In California that Ia reported 10 sho"
rich values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
N. Y. ceNTRAL's BIG CAR ORDER.

The New York Central Lines have or
dered 1G steel passenger cars. to cost
about s.. 900 900 and to be delivered at va
rious times next year up 10 September I.
The order, which Is said to be the largest
ever given for all steel passenger cars, is
divided as follows: The American Car
& Smith, 90: the Standard Steel Car Com
pany. IS. and the Pullman Company, I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

Rockland, Plymouth County, Mass, has
sold an issue of $4,000 4 per cent reg
istered tax free refunding loan bonds
due $4,000 annually from August l. 1919,
to 1922 inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

LIVERPOOL cables: Spot cotton, fair business
doing; sales, 5000 bales: speculation and ex-
port ZOO American. 1000; Imports. q 600 all
American. Middiing upland, $3.50. Sutures
orened quiet al / point advance; e. sed steady.
lha34 points higher. October, d Ii Ad, Oc-
,oher-Novembe-, 6l2d, November DeeeIn Der
and December January, Cd; Jaruary-Eebr1Iary.
6nd; Fehruary-March. God; MGrch-April,
603d: April-May, 604d: May-June and June
July 6.05zd; July-August, GOOD, August
September, 5.99d. Neutrality-suspicious. FIRM;
colths, large business doing.
New Orleans, Oct. 80.--A London author
itys bullish crop estimate to-day sent cotton
futures prices soaring, steady demand main
tanning much OF the advance and bring ing
up the close at a net advance OF 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian III. Muller 8, Son: s ,.
For account OF Bankers Trust Co., trustee.
995 shares Wise Terminal Co., and ans ieter-
est the trustee may have had In . shares
Wise Terminal Co. 500 each) -. 5000
S35. 900 Wise Terminal Co. first moriea &C. q per
cent bonds ..,...,.............. .SIO, OJO
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s. 50; wethers s4gogs475; ewes s2gsi
sheep, mixed. S3dS4 %.

IBy Telegraph 70 TIC IIIUuH1'I
st. Louis. Oct. observation-disclosures
6ss3; fairly active at steady to strong prices
steers, So 10qS11: heifers. 81 15Wss; cows
IS 40 a Sc 90; Southern steers. - 15GsI.
HOGS-Receipts, 9,444; moderately active
and 15625c lower: choice light 10 COOL
weights, 81 6jes7 IS; bulk OF. sales, 81 30 g
fs7 80; fair to medium. So 254s6 50; pigs.
s. IS q So IL. SHEEP-Receipts. .. 17s; &C
tive and steady: lambs, s. 25gsI 70; cults,
mon 10 medium. 81 0OMk3 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

PROyIsIONS-Stea with smaller Of
ferlngs and covering, although hogs were again
lower. PORK-steady; mess. slansl9 %: fam
iIy S23dS24; short clear, s22gS24 30. BEEF
Firm: mess SlsGSl9: family s22dS23; packt
sIgds2O: extra India mess, s2SHS3l 90 BEEF
UAMs,Quiet Mt S2sds3l 80. DRESSED HOGS
Weak: bacons l1isallAc; pigs, 12te CUT
MEkTsI-Pickled bellies quiet at ligl4Rc;
picked hams, lac. nominal. TALDow@ooEuiet;
special. 7ac: city, $50; country. 6g0zc
I,ARp-Steady: Middle West, II. l5g1l ?5c;
cIty IOT,allc Refined. South America, IL I5c;
Continent. II 95c: Brazil. kegs. IL. zoe: Gem
pound, sGssc sTEARINE-oleo. 14alf'sc;
city lard. i2&dl3c. ,s, ..,, -
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady and IN
changed with business fairly good MOLAs-
SFSENey Orleans centrifugal, common. lOH
ice: fair. I7d2Jc: good. 2la26c; prime, 80
34c. New orleans open kettle, Stage. SfR-
rps - common. 1i9l2c; medium, ligi7c;
fancy. 25a2sc. 80,
SAyAI sTOREs-Splrits turpentine easier
I'm sympathy with the lower Southern market
RosIn ana tar quiet and unchanged SPIRITS
TT'RPENTfNE-M Machine bbls, 42c. TAR, 5.75e.
ROSIN-Common to good strained SOC; B
Il s5c. ID and r. @ csc: F and g. &c; h and L.
7.05c: X, 72Jc; 81. 7.eOc; N. s35c; VIC. s.eOc;
WV DC
OiIS-Reaned petroleum in steady de-
mand at former quotations. IAnseed oil un-
changed. Observation-Disclosures white New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

The statement Of the United Gas I'M
provement Company shows that during
the quarter ended September 30 the gas
measured and sold by that company
amounted to 2,124o55.57o cubic feet. The
amount OF money collected IN that quar-
ter for gas sold during the three months
and for sales made for previous quarters
was 2.os3.Seo. received in payment for
2,093, $780, 300 cubic feet OF gas. The amount
of money due the city of Philadelphia on
these sales under the. terms OF the lease
Of the Philadelphia gas works is s314,O7O
The amount paid the city during the same
quarter In 1911 was S296,694
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
CURB ECHOES.

The Penn Canadian. the N,50O,coo com
pany operating the old Cobalt Ceh'rai
Company, shipped its first car of cohceh-
trates last week. The Penn CANADIAN
purchased the assets of the Cobalt Cen
trail Company, the latter concern now
being defunct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAI,--Flour inactive, with
buyers encouraged 10 hold OF by the decline
i'm wheat Spring patents, 81 tJHSo; winter
straishts 81 GOas4 20, winter patents. - sOP
S. 20. spring clears 81 3jgS4 so; extra No i
winter 81 2OGs4 80. No 2, 81 l0Gf4 20; Kansas
straIghts. 81 25qSi 80; fancy spring patents
81 G5aSG U5 RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair TO
good 81 1898 90: choice 10 fancy 50 ojaN 10
RI'CKWIIEAT FLOUR-Quiet at $2HS2 10 per
100 H. CORNMEAL--Kin dried, 81. BAG
NEAI-Fino white and yellow. 81 6OaSi 60;
Coarsc, 81 s5qsi 80 FEED-Westcrn spring
bran. s22 5OaS22 -; standard midding, S23 - /;
-four do $40. red dog S3l 20: city bran, s22 so
hulk s23 80 sacks: midding. S2IaS32; red dog.
sac TO- hominy chop, S2GnS27 bulk, s2I goa
SOS 20 sacks: oilmeal. s34 5OTS 36.
COFFEE-MOderatcly active but steady
and final prices 5nl3 points net higher sales.
o. 80 bags on the opening call brokers
Thought TO represent leading local trade in
tercsts) bid for 10000 bags Of March al about
. points under the market, and. while this or
der was not filled. there were evidences that
there were good buying orders, which dlscour-
aged selling other than proAt taking. Hayre
closed at an advance Of la0A franc, while
Hamburg was L4is pfenng higher oners
from Brazil In the cost and freight market
were about unchanged but some houses with
brazilian connections had considerable coffee
for sale and IL was believed that reasonable
bids would not be rejected. Rio showed a de-
cline OF l25 reIs and Santos was 100 reis lower.
according 10 the public cable, but the sn"cial
rave prices ia Santos as unchanged. s. un-
Changed, on the basis OF l4tc for Rio No Z.
Local contract prices: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

II is reported that a syndicate. COM
posed largely Of Houston and Beaumont
Tex, men, has IN contemplation the
building OF new system Of electric trac-
ton lines In the state Recently the SYM
dlcate obtained a franchise for line be-
tween Austin, the capital OF Texas, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

AT public auction in Delaware, Della
ware County, Ohio, the Board of County
Commissioners will offer $11,S5O A.. per
cent ditch bonds on November at 1
J. m. Denomination, (10) $500, G0)
S6S5. Date August 81, 1912. Due, s1,1S5
semi-annually from March /, 1918, to
september 1, 1917, inclusive.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles ID. Barney g. Co.. No. %
Broad street, New York. and No. 122 South
Ar street philadelphia)
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MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Weir Bros. & Co, No. . Broad
Octoner 30. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

No bids having been received on Octo-
Der % for $4,000 per cent school loan
bonds of Mount Vernon, n. Y, Edwin @.
Bienvenu, Clerk of the Board OF Educa-
ton, will receive proposals until Novem-
Der at 8 p. IN. The bonds are reg
istered ard dated November /, 1912.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co, No. Il
Wall street,
LAND.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Curtis 8 Sanger. No. 4s Wal
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Bid. Ask.
a NATL

FURNISHED by Middendorf. Williams & Co, NO:
81 Pine street. New York. and No. l2s East
German street Baltlmorej
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

1t is reported that Elyria, Lorain
County Ohio, has approved ordinances
providing the issuance Of $4,000 street
Improvement, $4,000 under cut (the city's
porton), $4,000 cemetery and $4,000
sewer construction bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31

The election held in Greenfield, Adair
County, Iowa, october II to decide on the
question to issue $4,000 electric light plan
const action bonds resulted in favorable
vote.
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INDUSTRIAL

FURNISHED by Harry Z. Thompson & Co., No
SIR
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market steady and quiet. nfmer holuins ot
fancy Maine stock In some quarters, out buy
ers slow 20 respond 70 any advance. sweet
potatoes steady. Fancy beans firm; charleston
i'm to-day average poor; some refused. Iaull-
flowers weak for average offerings. fancN
Florida eggplants higher. Lettuce IN excessive
supply and lower Lima beans hrnl MUST
rooms higher. Onions steady Tor fancy s'o.S'
tbongb no yellow in to-day exceeding III.
Peppers slightly hrmer Fancy tomatoes scarce