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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Corn Higher-0ats
and Coffee Decline.

With the Argentine crop the principal
factor in the local wheat market. and
considerable buying both on foreign ac-
count and on news that the Argentine
crop had less favorable prospects, local
price changes tended upward. with the
close of trading showing a net gain for
the day OF Isq5sc The government crop
report gave the average weight OF wheat
this year as $50 pounds to the bushel
against 5S3 last year, and a ten-year
average of SIS Corn gained Iac early
on weather conditions, but lost, part of
the gain before the government report
come out. and closed at a net advance OF
lsml4c. Oats eased off from an early
steadiness. closing lsc net lower
There was liberal selling on Brazilian
account in the early coffee market, and a
drop of about % points was scored before
support from leading bulls steadied the
market and caused slight rally. There
was no aggressive demand at any time,
and on the scale down somewhat feverfsh
conditions developed. There was a ten
dency TO credit the Brazilian selling TO
over speculation by bulls I'm that coun-
try, and considerable Importance was at
tached TO a report that Brazil had me-
gotiated a loan of fi0O0,O0O in London.
The local close was at a net loss for the
day Of IS to % points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
STEEL ORDERS DECLINE
Falling Of of 400, Tons on
Untitled List Noted.

4 decline Of 4900,S tops I'm the untitled
orders Of the United States Steel Corpora
ton during the month OF October was
pointed TO by calamity howlers in Wall
Street yesterday as an indication that
big business in the United States was on
the wane The previous estimates Of the
decrease i'm the October untitled tonnage
had not exceeded $4,000.
The amount Of untitled orders on hand
October 81 was 45l3,767 tons. compared
with 5.OO3 7s5 tons on September 80. This
Is the first time in approximately two
years that the untitled tonnage Of the
Steel Corporation has fallen below the
100000 mark the last report for the
month ended November 3D. 1911. showing
less than this figure.
Since the beginning OF the current year
the Steel Corporations untitled tonnage
has shown a net decline OF 3Hs. 2o7, or
monthly average OF 3N.SiO tons. or
ders on the books at the rate OF produc-
ton which il is understood is now being
maintained. would ensure. operations FOR
five months.
The decline during October shows that
orders could not have averaged more
than 30 per cent OF production at the
outside. What is considered the most
unsatisfactory feature Of yesterdays re-
port was the indication OF a sharp de-
crease IN orders In the latter half Of last
month For the first ten days il was
stated orders averaged more than
5000 tons daily, or more than 50 per
cent Of output so that sales during the
last three weeks must have fallen of ma
t.rL.I-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
BUSINESS REVERSES.

!sAAc HOFFMAN AND ABE ROBINSON
sac HOLMAN. living al NO. IL West nam
SIeet, and Abe Robinson. Of CurwensFllle'
stnh, who were formerly partners IN the hiin
u Hoffman Brothers 4 Robinson, builders IN
uis city from 1875 10 1907. filed petition, Win
a4tlllties Of SJ94. go and no assets. OF the
liabilities. S3cg. 600 are secured by bond AMI
ss~Eigages, $1,000 are unsecured and Sl1'vvV
accommodation paper.
ROBERT j.. ST EWART-Robert l.. Stewart,
meson and builder at No. 81 Jactcon street,
,,onkers, flied petition here. with liabilities OF
eS'ysS o. which SIS. 900 IS secured, and
y. s,aiia asse's Of $3G 80. consisting OF plant
sssssV, Office furniture. SltO' three hoises'
.sW, accounts 1913. dwelling house and lots.
s3.a9 mortgage for SIS. 600. and one-eighth
m.dett IN real estate al No. 90 WaTDuftoH
s'enue k4.375.
NATIONAL. WoMEN's WEAR COMPANY
,,suilon aled against Joseph Levine ana Jlhus
a. VliaTEh. doing business as the Nationai
eush Wear Company at NO 81 "es. ~
sssIsel ~ these creditors: Fred X. y sletsd'
~, h. Abrams. $50, and X. Fasullo, sSU'
sqege Hough appointed Harry Osierman Ie
.efer. Liabilities are stated 10 be $1,000 ana
ssse's $3.50 The business was started III
Nss 70 MANI facture cloaks and quits
, ROSE HOFFMAN-Petition filed against
no.e Hoffman, doing business as X. HoIha,i,
v v,shsfaeturer Of cloaKs and suits az 10 ~
Ntst 18th street, by these credltors. fitu
esicz r. A. Silefei. 500: H. Abrams. 5000 ana an,
q fasullo. Sl7J. all on assigned ciaiins ~
n-s.ness has been carried on IN ths "oixo"
T.ne since June %. 1912. she - the NJ g.
II.
seelhsfuptey was filed on April 3 lsi%' nv
!, duties are stated 20 be Si2.OO an9 asSV "
80 Judge Hough appointed Clinoro w.
~,.,lgh receiver. bond $500 i.,,
WILLIAM WOLFSON med asaINs'
~ @hlain Wolfson. shoe dealer OF ~
u Market street. BY these creditors H.ce .
lggWhins New York Company, Sh5D' s ieuD
gs.l'an Shoe Company. S77i, ano C laI,ln'
tuayer Co. 1923. He made an asslsii lr,,,
r. ~ Liabilities. $1,000. ana As'e'''
PATTERSON. GOTTFRIHD q HUNTER,
l.D-scheoues OF Patterson. Gottiieu @
inter. Ltd, corporation, wholesale oe aio.s
~ hardware az No. 2l1 Centre street. sn ~"
eeoilues " 81. 800 and assets OF sl4o'oV='
no.ssung u stock. So, 2O7; accounts Sll'Vio'
60 $s,t32, shares Of stock Of the frasss
cs..nnPahy' 5000; cash In bank $Z,ili' sIll
80. on hand. Si57 There are also otneI
a. ~ which DO not appear In the totals. s o.a
s,,.orhliure and fixtures. book value s-Oo'V'
. iless.lhls and patents. S7.a0O, book value s'a
I, az ana catalogue, 10000 elecu9types,
10" Tools. ETC., 1.Ol5. There are more
az seven hundred creditors among WhoIp
h sSTtDn =. Plant. $4,000: John IL bl5I'
so1OO' l. 7. Burden. So 40: Irving Ma
g,,-. BANK, $500. Shaw Coupling Company
4 est S5'SSs. Reeves Pulley COMPANY,
Co. 'enual Betting Company 81 tDz
kga.taha twist Drill Company $2.8s ana
t9oae Tan Hardware Corporation Of New fofk'
eagiaggLDFINGER & KATz.-schedules Of
a..'nssf Kaz. manufacturers Of chi
49,. eosu az No - Waverly Place
'AOili'iss OF S1Ls64 and assets OF 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
PROFITS DROP S630,389

\ loas Of S63ogss 90 its profits for the
fiscal year ended August 81, 1918. was
shown in the report Of the American COT
ton oil Company. made public yesterday.
The earnings for the two years compared
were sl.Tl. 100 and s. sol ,49s respectively.
in 1871 the company earned only S7ooo'9
before It's bond interest
DeduCtng for the last named item, the
for dividends last year totalled
81 go 100, Of which t5li,9l6 was paid out
on the preferred stock. leaving a balance
Of S6sils3. which is equal to 5.57 per cent
earned on the S2o. 257.lo0 common stock.
compared with 60 per cent earned Oh the
same stock the previous year. The Amer
lean Cotton oil Company has paid no
dividends on this issue since 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
OF total of l5.Cco shares transacted for
foreign account yesterday safes exceeded
purchases by about s,C00 shares.
niridonds were declared as follows:


American RAILWAYS company, regular quar-
terIy OF ~ per cent on the common slc.h'
payable December u 10 STOCK OF record No
Ph,Iadeiphia Electric Company. regular
Quarterly OF r.. per cent payable December
IL 10 stock OF record Noyepber ~.
Columbus Railway Company. regular quar-
terly Of "a per cent on the common Stock
PAYABLE December !.
standard OIL Company OF ohio. regular
quarterly OF 50 and 81 extra, payable Deem
Der - 10 stock Of record November 20
standard oil Company of California regu-
lar ouarterIy Of s. 20 a share. payable De
cemIar ~ 10 stock Of record November 20.
Tennessee Railway. Light and Power com
panv. regular quarterly Of y per cent on its
stock payable December | 10 stock Of record
November L.
American Railways Company, regular quar-
tcriv Of =. per cent on the common stock
payable December Il TO stock Of record No
vember 20
The steamship Caronia, which arrived
here yesterday brought 100000 in gold
consigned To Lazard Freres. The gold
was engaged in London on october %.
Bondholders interested in the reorgani-
cation plan for Milliken Brothers were
not prepared to enter a bid for the assets
OF the company at the foreclosure sale
set for yesterday. and the sale was de-
ferred pending an application by the
bondholders' committee for a postpone
ment to December ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
CURB ECHOES.

The Go.ddeld Consolidated Company
preliminary official figures OF operating
results for October. 1913. show that 50 4a5
tons Of ore We're mined. yielding net re-
turns OF about Sl54oI
The mill report Tor the month OF Sep
TENDER for the Buffalo mines is az fol-
lows Mil ran 05is hours. ore m!lled.
5.1ii tons. average assay per ton before
milling 2o3 ounces. silver recovered.
o.oE ounces, silver paid for during
month 207G ounces; dividend No SO. .
per cent and No. 81. Is per cent, paid Octo-
Ter J. 1913 Total dividends paid S2.43I 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

c1PPER-Tbe local street Ina iefsI n ro
per wa s.aI6c and casting 1ji7c stand
sr6 copper on the Metal Exchange was so VIZ ,hs
and unsettled prices nominal c IN n. "a soy snot
cor-ner market closed easy AT tu' - WI -' ~
ana fG6 i5s for futures. . "a ,.o,..,,,,e-
T New York 30 spot Ga sIa Zoe Hg 2anuary
~ iOlts s0 % SEMINARY 30 25d39 Toe. In Lon
80 ~ closod dur at fl79 los for spot ana
glSf for futures ~, , A aoc hid:
EAD--sieady,; - New l 99n Spot Tow
f-iiS -Middiesboro No 3. 49s I'D N LON ON
ao,, Tn. local iron market was stea1y 49, W.
UNCHANGED, with no NoT S6 s oS and
90 90 - southern soft. So 25@Sl5 70 ,o,a
->S SPETTER- New YORK spot o.Ior
> s,c. East St Louis. 5.O3c. Lohuo" Spe''''
,.ioeed 81 l2c lbs ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

~ consisting OF stock. $1,000; machines
Sa,VVo; samples, 500: accounts 81. 1872. and
o'BRIEN CREDAzzI COMPANY Schedules.
OF me q Brien Credazzi Company dealers in
itaHah products and leaf tobacco AZ No -
oUl.ahot street show liabilities Of Sll G3j and
asses OF S4,6o2, consisting Of stock, 81. 600:
"N1IIes, SOU and accounts. 81 .Gl2
BERNARD ID. THORN-Judge Hough con
mmlea composition OF Bernard ID. Thorn.
IT."nula o- OF women's coats at No 11s
Ntst -'tn street. with creditors at 80 10
cents on the dollar. cash. Liabilities $50. ss4
ShEHMAN LEATHER GOODS COMPANY
,SHtoge Housh dismissed petition filed Sep
StII'per ~ against the Sherman Leather Goods
company, Of No. $50 West Broadway. with
!. eu,'ois AZ 70 cents on the dollar. payable
aha -FOUR months. liabilities. about So. 900
hEC TOR S.-RcCtor's. corporation, which
toIheriy carried on the hotel and restau-
RAM at 44th street and Broadway.
ana against which a creditors petition was
Med May 20 was granted a discharge from
bankruptcy yesterday by Judge Hough in
me United States District Court as none OF
Si44 43a.
AMOUNTS UNDER sIoOOo
4 LEVY q CO.-Petition filed against
abraham Levy, doing business as \ Levy &
Co. manufacturers Of cIoaks and suits at
Henry Potash. $l65: Sol Schneir. 5000 and
fosner Bros. SlT7. Liabilities are said to
DC SS'V"o ana assets 81, 900. He began pisi-
ness January !, 1911. Judge Hough APP
pointed W. L. Bryant receiver. bond $500.
AMERICAN TRIMMING AND BRAID
COMPANY.-Petition fled against the
American Trimming and Braid Company.
manufacturers Of trimmings and braids at
No. 4s West 27th street, by these creditors.
Edward r. Brill, SIG: Marquis q Mako
wiz. Nll9 and Embroderies Supply Com
panN $3.50. Judge Hough appointed j. NJ
Goldson receiver. bond $500 Liabilities are
s., 900 and assets $3.50
JOSEPH KATZ-Joseph Katz a man
ager, living a. No. 1 West Han street. filed
petition with liabilities OF S4o23 and no
assctg
MORRIS /. STERN.-Judge Hough jis-
missed petition filed October 80 against
Morris /. Stern, dealer in mems furnishing
goods at No. 1875 East Houston street. on a
settlement at - cents on the dollar cash
ABRAHAM NJ ANERETT Judge Hough
dismissed petition filed May "a against Abra-
nam NJ. Averett manufactures Of linoleum
At Elm Park Staten Island. IN arrange
ment has been made with creditors 10 turn
over the assets 70 corporation ~ liquidate
the business
MOTTUFSKY BROTHERS Hourh
dismissed petition filed June 80 against Mot
tufsky Bros, wholesale dealers in live poul-
try at No. 80 East Goth street. and three
other places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers an Early Drop, Clos
ing at an Advance.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.

For Georgia fair to-day. warmer in north
vest Tomorrow fair. light TO moderate west
winds. becoming variable.
For Florida. fair to-day: tomorrow fair
somewhat warmer In north. light variable
winds.
For Alabama and Mississippi fair to-day and
light variable winds
For Louisiana, fair to-day warmer in north
east: Tomorrow fair; light variable winds. be-
coming south
For Eastern Texas. fair to-day. warmer In
north: Tomorrow fair; light to moderate south
east 10 south winds
For Western Texas. fair to-day. slightly
warmer. tomorrow fair.
An early selling movement in the cotton
market carried prices into new low
ground. January breaking TO l2s6c. or
fully a cent under the recent high level.
Most of the selling was believed to be in
the way of liquidation. and spinners were
credited with calling cotton freely on the
decline. When late deliveries broke
through the l3-cent mark there was a
covering movement started which devel
oped considerable trade buying, and the
market recovered rapidly, the rally
amounting to some % 10 2S points The
close was at net advance for the day Of
% 10 % points, practically the best Of the
day. There IS a little stock coming to
New York, but most of the arrivals are
for export or forward shipment. Southern
spot markets were unchanged to sc
lower, and the local market was quiet at
a decline of 10 points TO 1860 for mid
ding upland. No sales. Delivered on con-
tract, 800 bales Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The directors Of the Midway Gas Conn
pany have levied an assessment Of $40
share on the 10000 capital stock Of
the company. delinquent November -.
sale day December l6. Stockholders were
given the alternative on May l6 last Of
loaninC the COMPANY $4,000 or paying an
assessment OF q share. The former
was accepted By the stockholders, VINO
will receive interest-bearing notes. lhe
present assessment Of so Is payable - In
cash and 81 I'm notes so that the total as
easements against the stock VIII aeere-
gate only SO including the loan Of May
l6 There is outstanding $4,000 pc
cent bonds. on which $500 interest is
due December l. H. addition TO these. the
deed Of trust provides for a sinking fund
payment OF 10000 on the same date or
total on account interest and sinking
fund Of 10000 Toward this sum the
present assessment will realize 5000 IN
cash. besides retiring the $4,000 notes
Interstate Railways Company
The directors Of the Interstate Rail
WAYS Company recently made an inspec-
ton Of all its properties. and report that
at Trenton. where the investigation WAS
concluded. the traction lines wcr. not IN
as good condition as the lines az VII
mington. Reading and Wilkes-Barr'. TA"
Trenton and Mercer County Traction Cor
pnration three years ago leased the lines
I'm Trenton from the Interstate COMPANY!
and i'm this way $4,000 was raised By
mortgage. This sum and $1,000 Of new
INN HfFsfH he 'TtT H.
ton Street Railway. one Of the subsi1i-
aries, but this expenditure, the directors
state was not enough 10 put the lines
In perfect condition. They say that about
as much more would be required 70 put
the system I'm first class condition. Ire
leasing company. however. made SUD
stantial gain in earnings this year. me
rental received by the Interstate from
Trenton IN the fiscal year OF 49, was
sss OH From Wnkes-Barre 1t received
s270 900 from wilmington $1,000 and from
Reading S29G. go, making total OF Ssls'-
7u The total fixed charges were $793,3T.
Salt Lake G. Ogden Railway Company.
To provide for the cost Of double-track-
ing. which has been made necessary ~
tho increased business, the Salt Lake
ogden Railway Company has sold &Noo)
first mortgage per cent escrow bonds
which are part Of an authorized issue OF
s21sOOOO. At present there are S,ooO'ro
issued. $4,000 Of which had been previ-
ously sold. and $4,000 held IN the treas
ury. In the three years from 1910 TO 1919
gross earnings Of the company increased
from slg7.6J7 to S4O9,e9S. or Il per cent,
and net earnings ran about twice the an
nual bond interest charge. The bonds are
first lien upon all the company's prop
critics and franchises.
The comparative earnings statement o.
the Dallas Electric Company. undcr
Stone e. Webster management. for Sep
tember and the twelve months ended with
centennber 1912: is as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
PORCUPINES.
CHICAGO WHEAT HIGHER
Corn and Provisions Also Up at Close
Oats Decline.

Chicago, Nov. l0.-Assertions that hot
winds had injured the Argentine crop as
much as-15 per cent carried the wheat
market to-day to a higher level. The
close. although easy, was i2c to sc above
Saturday nights figures. Corr finished
&c to &c up. and oats nc to &c OF. In
provisions the outcome was a net al
vance OF 2isc to l2Ec. News from Ar
gentina had almost n monopoly as
live influence in the wheat pits. More
than million acres were reported 70
have been seriously affected. The prob
able shortage was said to be SOoW'oo
bushels Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs

steady, with fair demand Tor crop.
Syrups showed no change
NAVAL sTOREs-Turpentine WAS steady
with only a moderate inquiry from local job
bers Rosin quiet and firm. Tar steady and
unchanged.
OILS-Petroleum steady. with a fair de-
mand. Linseed oil unchanged.
RICE-Quiet, and prices about unchanged.
SUGAR-Rehned quiet. and Withdrawals
were moderate. Prices unchanged at 4.3oc 70
4.3Jc for fine granuated> Raw quiet, bur
iirfner although no sales were reported, ana
prices were quoted at 35ic for centrifugal.
3.0Ic for muscovado and > I9c for molasses
In London beet sugar was reported with sell
ers at quotations, which were ss Ji4d for No
yember, 9s Sd for December and 9s 1Olsd Tor
May, with the curb Al - Sd, Is 5S4d and lOs,
respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

PROVIsIONS-The market was moder-
ately active and prices were frmer. stimulated
by general advance in hog markets through
out the West. PORK-Steady. Mess SEA SO %;
family S24 5Oa go; short clear. $40 7Jd 81. BEEF
Mess slSdsls 80: family. $40 5Odt2o 30; packet.
SIS 50dSl9 50; extra India mess tSd$g9
DRESSED HOGS-Firm at 1l%di2hc: pigs,
l2%c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies dun. 10 H.
l4Ss l5c; II 10. lie; Il ~. l3l9c. Picked hams
quiet at l4al4i4c TALJOW-Stesdy: special
&c; city, size: country. 6dsAc. LARD-Steady:
middle West 10.0dllc. city. l0Ac Refined;
South America. l2.l0c; Continent, li55c: Brazil
kegs, 1890. Compound. Szas%c. STEARINE
Firm; oleo. 9l2c; city lard, ll%.c
COTTONsEED O'I-Comparatiyely little
interest was manifested In the market. and
while the lard and cotton markets were firm,
prices were heavy, closing at to points net
decline for near positions and unchanged to
point net higher for the late months. Sentiment
seemed 10 lean TO the bear side. owing TO re-
cent large private estimates on the cotton crop
and owing to the fact that around present
prices there appears 20 be little outlet for cash
oil except for edible purposes. as soap makers
are not buying freely and there is compare
lively little demand from abroad. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
BOND DOTS.

The Standard Trust and Savings Bank,
Of Chicago, was awarded recently the
Ni0o per cent City Hall bonds Of Wat
seka, lroquois County, H., denomination
30. dated August 25. 1913. and due $500
yearly from July /. 1914 to 1923 inclusive.
It is reported that at the election held
IN Cincinnati on November 4 the PROPOSE
ton 10 issue 100000 hospital and $780,.
@ high pressure installation bonds was
carried by a vote of 80 99S to 14.462 and
asS 10 1854, respectively.
A. W Harrison. chairman Of the
finance Committee of Newark, Essex
county, \. j., will receive proposals until
Il a. m. November 70 for $4,000 AZ per
cent ten-y ear gold road Improvement
bonds, denomination 81 ,00O and dated 30
Fember !, 1913. Accrued interest to be
paid by the purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFAROARD CLEARANCEs.


AND MEAL ne lldThtA was very
Inactive owinC to a lack of interest on the
mart OF buyers and account OF SLOW tele-
graphic communicate with the West Spring
PATENTS 81 45ms4 30: winter stralghts 81 2og
81 %; winter patents. 81 i5aS4 50; spring
clears 81 l54S4 80: extra No winter. 50 601
So a.: no .. 50 45Gs3 GO; Kansas straights,
81 a5as4 80. fancy spring patents, s. 4OpSo 80
RYE FLOIR-Quiet; fair 20 good, 81 buD
81 10: choice 10 fancy So 1888 30 CORN
NEALl-stcady; kiln dried. 81 rs Rag MEAL
STEADY: fine white and yellow. 81 55Gsl go;
coarse. 81 50qSl 30. FEED-Western quiet
bran. to arrive foo N sacks. S23 J0ds2i; mid
ding s25 6Ods26: hour do. SOS; red DOG. s29
city steady: bulk. S23 IO0-fb sacks. S24 80
rniddling. SIC J0dS30 80; red dog s3l 20 oil
meal. s31 50Is32
COFFEE-BraZil was again liberal seher
In txe local market. and the active positions
broke about &c. rallying partially az the close
on what was believed 20 he support from lead
ing bulls and final prices We're lsq23 points
net lower. At the opening prices We're 100
points lower which was considered better thah
expected. N view OF the action OF the fofelSn
markets. and during the morning ruled steady;
as the selling pressure did not appear uhtlI
about midday. Cost and freight ohers NeIe
weak. Santos Is being here as low as lZV1c
and Rio Is at 950c showing Willingness Oh
the nnrt OF Brazil 20 sell coffee even at con-
cessions European markets were lower haye
closing al decline OF 1i4ai% francs. while
Hamburg was AL pfennig lower. spot largely
nominal but prices were &c lower AT loc ior
Rio rs. Local contract prices s,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
800 bales. Local contract prices:

Liverpool cables-Spot fair business doing;
sales 900 bales; speculation and export, 800:
American. GOOO, imports. $1,000: American;
Al .OOO; middling upland. 7.42d; futures opened
excited, TO 10 points lower closed slesEy'
acknowledgements 7.OOi5d; December-Janu-
AIRY. 6g9ihd: January-February, 8D91ad; Fen
ruary-March I'd; March-Apri I.O'ad; AprI-
NAV, TOid: May-June. 7.0li2d. June-July, "a
Julv-August 69sI2d; August-Septemoer'
6sOf5d: September October. 6j4f; O'to9tr-No,,
venber. 643izd Manchester-l arms duit anu
easier. cloths dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11

New orleans. NOV lO.-The cotton MARKET
had o very steady tone TO-DAY, alIousu tr'
80, US outef and trading was not heavy.
Early Inn the day prices responded to pressure,
IN later. on small crop talk from prominent
traders the market steadied and the declne
was replaced by an advance The close was
steady y 10 - points higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-11
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished bv Mddendorf. Williams a Co. In
corporated. No. 81 Pine street. New YORK;
and No 100 East German street Baltiinoie)
ND Ask Bid Ask.