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New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
NEW YORK CURB.

Considerable irregularity characterl2ed
the speculation in the curb market yes
terday. although the volume or puslileso
transacted continued light. In sone
quarters Of the market decided strehs IN IN
developed, while this was onset by eSn sTha
ness i'm a number of other issues nv ne
STANDARD Oil shares continued stroIe'
especially standard oil of InIlsna. fnrsber
which moved up about 3 points luItne.
on the larger dividend disbursemeni5'
United Ciga stores sold exIdlfi1etnhue ne
and while showing a small gam az ,ho she
outset fell nearly point bIp5,74s
American Tobacco ruled steady; b0,itS Gi,,
were fractionally lower; New loIk Oies ,le >
AIS eased off = Tonopah Merger ass Was
one of the chief features OF the s'nin9
market. with heavy sales at % 10 ~,
North star also scored an adyances sec ~
40, while Jim Butler sold AT % 10 S.sent o
The highest point tolched on the preseiIiiI
upward movement; West End TonSTt.r renSTer
erl',,S tne slump OF yesterday, and prac-
ticaiiy all sales were at 81 81 ,,oItana IomD
~ sIi Goldfeld Consolidated was II 5n 5r
at SIS. bid. while Atlanta sold al l-'
and Oro al &C.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Oct. 31.-The advance OF sew
eraI points in the price of Union Carbide
was the strong feature of dealings to-
day on the local exchange. Common
wealth Edison gained around a point;
elsewhere the market was unchanged to
lower Both classes of ..merican Can,
Sears Roebuck common and American
Shipbuilding preferred furnished the
principal declines. Peoples Gas, Dia-
mond Match. Pacific Gas, rheumatic
Tool and Goodrich common were frac-
tionally lower Trading at steady prices
continued in National Carbon common,
Chicago Railways Series and Swift
shares. Public Service preferred and
common also commanded some attention
at unchanged figures. business in
bonds was moderate. Apart from the
drop Of a couple OF points in the price
OF Ogden Gas Company's 90 the list was
steady
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

NAVAL STORES-Turpentins was steady,
with a fair demand. In rosin there was no
change. and ter was steady.
OiLS-Rehned petroleum unchanged Linz
seed oil was in fair demand.
RICE-Quiet but irm, owing to light re-
ceipts.
SUGAR-Refned steady with all refne0
quoting 4.2Jc for fine granulated A fair busi-
ness was done yesterday. but the market to-
day queter. The recent activity in raw
seemed to have supplied the immediate de-
Tnands OF refners. and the market was quieter.
with sales reported OF about 81 900 bags TO tbs
Federal and Howell at 2Ac. cost and freight,
equal TO 36lc for centrifugal, part Of which
was worked late yesterday Centrifugal quoted
36lc. muscovado 3.1lc and molasses 2s6c. In
London beet sugar was fiat and lower. with
the early cable quoting October al 9s lad.
November at 0s 6A6 and Nav at 9s IND,
with the curb at 9s cad. 9ss6hd and ss lid,
respectively. Wllett 4 Gray: Total stock ot
Europe and America 100, ,30s tons against
53O4l last year at the same uneven dates.
The increase OF stock is 27s.sg3 tons. against
an increase OF 204. .6s7 last week. Total stocks
and ahoats together show visible supply OF
1855 30s tons. against 6O4, 415 last year, or an
increase OF $50 s93 tons"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
ACCUSES PHONE COMPANY
'0Aa Manager Says New England
Concern Diverted Business.

-, s0s'on' Oct 3l.-Chsrges of discrimina-
~, ~ W The New England Telephone ana
,asssrsph Company were made before
= raolic Service Commission to-day by
:. Adams, Of Lawrence. n. Y. vice
r''aent OF the Postal Telegraph-Cable
a., Adams alleged that the telephone
-. .'any had delayed connections with
g.. Inverted business from the Postal
cpsDy TO the Western Union Telegraph
t.apshy during the three years that the
~. "an Telephone and Telegraph Com
s.s'ern Union.
,..ays hearing was on the Postal
sr,"ys petition 10 prevent such dis
'nstion IN Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
DENIES FRISCO FRICTION
James Campbell Says Bond and
Stock Holders Agree.

James Campbell. who holds about fo."J
shares Of Frisco Railway stock. and who
opposed the formation OF the protective
committee OF which Charles h. Sabin'
vice-presidcnt OF the Guaranty Trust
Company. is chairman, yesterday denied
that there IL any friction among the
stockholders despite the action Of thu
committee favoring change In the road
board OF directors. Mr. Campbell Issued
the following statement.
There is no dissensiOn among the
stockholders Of the Frisco. We are all
working 20 the end OF having an equitable
adjustment between bond and stock hold
ers In any plan for reorganization that
may be presented in the future. / under
stand that the property is now earning
is interest charges. az We'll az leaving
something for all classes OF stock.
"All parties desiring 10 protect the
stockholders. and who can present an
acceptable plan. will receive respectful
attention and hearty support. ! am not
looking for n commission. and have no
interest directly or indirectly In bonds.
My interest is solely IN the stock. and
in maintaining It's parity in the equities OF
the properties
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

CoPPER-The local street market L, ioI IVp
ii,ac,roiy,ic' 1eac, and casting. l6le p 10 = :,
Standard copper on the Metal Exehanss s,ty va
duii and nominal. with spot quoted dcUT her
- Nom ia a,c. and January. 1880 l6.2Sc IN
iondon copper closed firm at fI3 IS I'd ior
spot and f72 2s Cd for futures -, No,.rn-
t..r 40 IL "a 30 zoe; December. 33.'ou fo'"'c'
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

January and February 80 s0G i050c. In
London tin closed firm at fiS3 for spot and
tlSi for futures.
LEAD-Quiet: New York spot. 4.30 4 40c.
and East 81 Louis, 417Iz G422kc. London
lead closed At f20 12s sd.
SPELTER-Quiet; New York spot $500
Doc, and East st Louis, 5.lj a 5.S0c In
London spelter closed at f20 5s.
lRON-Middlesboro No 3. Sis Sd in Lon
don. The local market was steady, with No
] Northern foundry quoted at Sl6GSl6 80;
No 2. So BOA SIG; No l Southern and soft,
Sl5 ZJG$fJ a.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

Tn. proceeds Of $4,000 assessment
syied on the capital stock of the Phila-
asphls Electric Company, announced
this week al the rate of s. share will
b. expended I'm making additions 70 the
ompanv's plants one OF the big de-
msnds 10 be prepared for is that Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for power for the
sectrifcation OF its lines to Paoli and
Chestnut Hill. II Is the belief Of the d.
reetors Of the Philadelphia Electric Com
pany that they will receive the contract
ior the power 70 be used. Another i'm
portant demand is that Of the Philadel-
phis Rapid Transit Company, which is
steadily expanding the volume OF electri-
cal power il is using. The company has
capitalization OF s25OO0OO0 consisting
Of 10000 shares par value s2J, Of which
only 81 % is paid in a share. The as
sessment was s. on each share, but divi-
dend OF 81 % was declared. making the
actual assessment s. 80 share.
Southern Utilities Company.
The report Of the Southern Utilities
Company for September showed a gross
Of sn,s4, and after operating expenses Of
wss there remained net OF S24,S9s.
After charges and preferred stock divi-
dends surplus applicable 10 common
stcck dividend. requirements and renew
ais remained Of s. 365. For the six months
ended with September gross earnings
we're ;473 ss3, while net earnings were
HAIR. and surplus remained al SO, S69,
which does not include the surplus Of $2l,-
% earned prior 10 April J. The Southern
utilities Company has a capitalization
100000, Of which A,0l2.OOO is out
sanding There are also outstanding 81
Aseo first mortgage 8 per cent bonds OF
y authorized issue Of $20OCO,OO0, as well
q $4,000 one-year per cent notes.
Philadelphia Company.
The Philadelphia Company including its
anlated corporations. reports earnings
'fom operations for the month OF Sep
'tnber, a. follows: Gross, Sl.9Ol 800, and
nsi N5l,67, as compared with 81, So. 1853 and
sAg'e respectively tor the same month
est Year For the six months ended with
'ryleInoer gross earnings were 81, .20S,
t" "eompared with 0.259,053, and net earn
ass were N,3l3.7jJ, as against S3,744,Si6 for
We corresponding period last year.
jacksonville Traction Company.
Ine Comparative report Of the Jackson
,ae Traction Company. as submitted by
zone d Webster, for the month Of Sep
snoer and the twelve months ended with
'''tsmber, is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
ITEMS Of WALL STREET
There was practically no business for
foreign account in this market yesterday.
Dividends were declared as follows.

bl'luenus were declared as folloWs!
Buckeye Pipe Line Company. quarterly OF s..
payable December 10 10 stock Of record No
Vemher II.
scott Paper Company, semi-annual Of 3l1 per
cent on preferred, payable November l.
Standard OIL Of Indiana. quarterly OF per
cent and an extra OF per cent. payable No
NeWber 20 to stock of record November To-
The New York Central system reports
gross earnings of S26,S56.S54 for September,
as compared with $25,S55.6l2 for the same
month last year, while net earnings after
taxes were s6.5i1.2O6. as against $685., l75
last year. For the nine months ended
with September gross earnings Of all lines
were so, S,Ss6.657. as compared with s203.-
olO399 for the corresponding period last
year, and net earnings were N7,Sgl,997. as
against &9O37.32s.
Total operating revenue of the Pennsyl-
vania system, east and west OF Pittsburgh.
for September was So. go. .201. an increase
of 81, l,67O.OS2 Net earnings were ss.276,4S9,
decrease Of s5l7, 1876. while for the nine
months ended with September gross reve-
nue. amounted TO SO. .6il. $40. a gain OF $l9,-
55l,93l. Net income was t54,770,gs. a loss
Of 81. 90. CAS-
Unlike the reports Of other roads for
September Rock Island showed de-
crease in operating expenses, and after
decrease in gross earnings turned the net
into an increase over September last year.
Net operating revenue for the month was
S.S71,2l a gain Of s20,j0S
ha
earnings for September Of S2,6i2, i06, an in-
crease of SlS6,J66 while net earnings were
$50, gain Of S2,2SS
The report of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway Company for September showed
a gross Of s., So. .2S9. a gain of sl5O,6S5. Net
earnings were si6j, ,Ol6. an increase Of s9h-
046
Hambleton e. Co., OF Baltimore, an
nounce the opening OF their New York
office al No. 43 Exchange Place.
Redmond G. Co. have issued q pamphlet
which gives the regulations OF the Treas
ury Department regarding the income TAX
law, with an explanatory introduction Of
special interest to investors.
The reported movements OF currency
this week indicate loss in cash held by
New York banks OF about S,OOVOO. The
banks received from the interior &l5.1i6,0D
and shipped $ll,6970O0. including E2,3O0WO
gold coin sent To Canada and NL3o0WV
national bank notes sent 70 Washington
for redemption.
Interest due November 1 on the bonds OF
the American Cotton Oil Company will be
paid without discount or charge against
the holders to meet the income tax.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
,Ay CLEANER MADE "cLEAN-UP."

Barthold Hussen. WINDOW cieahe''
years old, who refused TO give
his address TO the police. was arrested
Yesterday on charge OF steahhe Je"eIs
valued at SO. 600 from the home OF MRS, ".
Holllster, OF No. $50 fark
avenue. Hussen and another man en-
Moved by a window cleaning agency ais
appeared while at work at the house, anu
The iewelry disappeared at the same time'
;rhe police expect 10 make more arrests
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
Yester

PROyIsIONs-Fir early on buying by
packers and covering but the hog market was
heavy and prices lost most OF the advance
under renewed selling and predictions OF larger
receipts PORK-Barely steady: mess. 81. -
GS23 80; family, S24 5OqS21 short clear, Slv 30
@y2I BEEF-Steady. mess. Sli oOHSlS 90;
family SlgaS20: packet, SlSaSly. extra India
mess. S2sa$30 DRESSED HOGS .steady'
11nGi2l.c; pigs. l2$c. CIT MEA,
picked bellies dull; 10 n, l4kqlJc; II NJ.
lac: IA n. l3isc; picked hams steady l4a
14,c TALIOW- Steady; special, 6%c; city.
6a.c: country. 8q6@.c. LARD-Steady; mldole
West 10 7Odl0 soc. city quiet, iO5=dl0Sc;
refined easy. South America, II. iOc: Continent
II Isc; Brazil kegs. IL. Zoe: compound STEADY.
St.c STEARINE-Quiet, oleo. nae ci'y
lard si26s&c.
COTTONSEED OIL-Quiet but hrnh, espe-
clalIy for near positions. which closed at an
advance OF TO 10 points while late mohths
were steady at points higher 10 point
lower Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

GIL tons, from which sl,0S5,159 was re-
covered. Costs amounted to s565,65O
leaving a realization of s519,539 for the
quarter. Total realization so far this
year was s5I9,538.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
BUSINESS REVERSES.

louis METZGER 4 co. CORP Louis
Netzser CO., a corporation. importers and
manufacturers Of millinery ornaments at No.
t3I broadway, and No 2O2 To 2Os Mercer
street, which has been in business fOrty-iive
years made an assignment 90 samuel H. Lum-
mis- and soon after a petition was filed against
TIE corporation. Creditors y. VI Kosen * Co,
Sis, Night and Day Press, S2b. and Much
sam Paper Company, Sl93. Judge Hand was
asked not TO appoint receiver. The business
was started in 1865 by Louis Metzger, and the
present corporation was Incorporated on Octo-
ber "a. 1902. with capital stock Of $4,000
Louis Metzger Is president. and Leo Mctsger
treasurer. The cooperation balance sheet ot
May 81 last showed liabilities Of sl5i, ,l3O. and
assets OF SJ93.0gl. which included stock OF
merchandise, s437 900 The liabilities are about
Slso.OOC. Of which S35, 900 IS bank liability.
The nominal value OF tho assets Is at least
twice as much as the liabilities, but the actual
value Is very much less IL Is dihlCult 20
place a value on the stock on hand. which. IT
sold under the hammer, would probably not
realize S2O. 600. although IL represents an IN
vestment OF 100000. The outstanding ac-
counts on hand aggregate about SlOu,Oyn an
unassigned but the actual value is doubuul'
Almost weekly some OF the debtors VINO owe
these accounts fail. II is further said that the
trouble was due 10 changes In fashion, as the
women do not wear ornaments on tfclr mats
anv more
D. r. NJ. CONTEMPLATION filed against
Edward l.. Duggan and Robert Nj. Ruoln, DONG
hrriness as the j. u. VI. Company. manuIact-
urors OF cIoaks and suits AZ No 1i3 West ION
street. Creditors. Frederick A. suefeL 500
Houston Hill. S32, and II. Abrams - aIl on
assigned claims. Liabilities are said 70 De
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

Springfield. Mo, oct 3l.-Notice OF
change In the working schedules OF EN-
Moves Of the St Louis & san Francisco
Railroad shops here was posted to-day
reducing daily hours OF employees IFoih
nine 10 eight. There soon VIII be heavy
reduction In working forces. The neces-
sity Of reducing expenses to minimum
is the only reason given.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
CURB ECHOES.

The water has been pumped out OF
Kerr Lake and satisfactory progress Is
being made with the pumps in getting
the mud sediment out. which covered
the bottom Of the lake for depth of
from ten TO forty feet, and this is be-
ing forced through the large pipe and de-
posited in GirouX Lake.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
r o b. Elevator.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 81 1913.
GRAIN - WHEAT - The market expert
cnced an advance OF ssGS.c in the early opera
tions prompted By decided strength in the
by prospects for small worlds exports, which
apparently emphasized the recent fears that
the United Kingdom has overstayed its mar
ket and will have to buy al higher figures
Receipts were also smaller al Northwestern
points and a report from Minneapolis said that
by November ! the movement WILL have been
as Ireat proportionatey as is usual al the first
of the new year. on the advance there was
active profit taking. which resulted In sharp
setback but prices again rallied. and AZ the
close were 80 NC net higher. Private cables
from Argentina were of a more reassurng
character. Export demand was small with
bids generally out OF line. and advices from
Winnipeg said that exporters were sellers
there. No . red winter wheat 9ic, T. New
York. export basis, and as3ac, b. No
Northern Duluth 97Ac, O b. CORN
tion Of wheat and on small receipts at Western
points. but the urdertone was heavy. and final
prices were sc net lower. Export corn,
soc. b. OATS-The market fairly
steady early but cased of under commission
house selling Cash market quiet. standard
white, 4Jft 46c: No . 46G46i1c; No 3, 4+ai5c;
No 4. 43a 44c. ordinary clipped. 43G45c; fancy
No Western. zoe. / T. New York. export.
BAELEY-Quet; mailing. 6dQ TIC, 1 {, Buf-
falo Wheat dncluding -four exports for the
week according 20 Bradstreets, aggregate A.
los 3g2 bushels against S.325, 1885 last week and
T. 4gS 27J last year. since July !, %, 700, 432
bushels against II .5iJ. .063 last year Corn ex-
rorts for the week. L. $50 bushels against
july I, 9J9.o3s bushels, against 1,323.OOs last
season
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.

STEIN & DAVID-Judge Hand dismissed
the petition filed on June % against a. oty.i
a David manufacturers or cioaNs aIu su'.s
at No SO East 10th street. on settleiilemnt M a. -
- cents on the dollar payable IL cent" '"S'
and the balance IN three notes ,,-t.-.s
MAN KASNOWITZ-Juas Hand ulsIhlsscu
the petition filed December 10 lVlZ' Dy "aS
Kasnowitz, manufacturer OF lcatheF oahS' VI
IKE sTEINBOOK-Petit filed AGAINST
Ike Steinbook dealer I'm deliCatessen, AZ 10
100 Avenue G. Creditors: smoked tist 4 Uas Sn3.
pany SG3 HershkowitZ & LoeWenthai, goo,
Max Block 1919. and Empire Import hes''"s
O1i,jsS GESRiGE SPERBER-George sperber. tailor,
OF No 200 West 146th street, filed peuuoh
with liabilities OF s2,4lC; no asset assets' Ae WAS
H. q NJ METZGER & CO.-herInah Anu
Morris Metzger and Jennie ZellicoWltz. VINO
compose the firm OF II. & NJ. Metzger & -
manufacturers OF clodks and suits, at 10.
liz Mercer street have fled petition. with
liabilities of SPAS; assets. s22-s consso5nis so5i
OF stock $50; machinery and nNtures' 80 ;
accounts Si6s and cash In bank 30. Judss
Hand appointed Harry {. Durando receiver ,
iJTHoLiA COLOR COMPANY-Pctition
Gled against the LithOlia Color COMPANY
manufacturers OF colors. paints and nrushfS' t9
q, No n West 23d street; tIedltors. r ~
R.ldas 4 Co. 81. .2J1, samuel +. Kingston -
and William II Chgmpiu, So The com
many was Incorporated In June. lSli, WIN
capital stock, 5000 Liabilities are >4'oVO'
sGE6RGE W sTIMPsoN-George ".
simpson veterinary surgeon. Of NO; lUIo
southern boulevard. fled petition, win ia
billtic- u s2.Gl3; no ayai.aolg asse'Si iI.,a a.,
WILLIAM g. WAGNER-Judge HAND ap
rolntcd John ". ~. Grim receiver Tor VIII.
lam g. Wagner. pork packer ana but.heI, OF
No 57S First avenue with authority 10 con
tinue business fifteen DAYS, ne Ssse.s .,,e,
s.st of pork products. $1,000. and accounts
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..

Furnished daily b. Weir Bros q ~o'' No
~ 25 Broad street,
October 81. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

-. hond market, which made such a
a chewing i'm September. lost it's I'M
w. tendency in october as n whole.
"a the average for the month was con-
81 as.rably lower notwiths .ndirg that
~, YORK city bonds showed an advance
:" ovsr points, compared with the pri,s
'. .he end Of September 2..iroad bonds,
~ few exceptions. 81 ID declines.
w. W.. -oason for the advanc, m New York
On. O,.'. Issues is that municips,. DIS and
VI. bonds are exempt from Ia. ,,on. and
49, income tax law has aideo ~ po'u-
,.rtzne tax exempt securities.
Danger Of Limited Gold supply
,,-,rS the period when scores Of people
at,empting TO explain 'he nigh cost
"', ,,,.ire in newspaper and masaziue arti-
o. -, 80 Uoulo.bo economists and others
'''s .',,na N the distinction OF economists
sns.rd ...,hrted the Increase I'm prices TO the i"-
60 So Of our gold supply throughout the
ogo Now there is an expressed appre-
.s,or IN money quarters regarding the
Hs" -s,rcv toward n decrease IN the output
LII IN the Rand mines for Septem-
~. the production amounted TO Io6lS me
',,,ces az compared with 1i',AS line
.,ncss for september, 1912. During the
v,,s months period from January l TINS
n ,bere has been a decrease OF sl,SS
20 ounces. which has not been offset by
-. output Of other African fields. COM
.n,,ng on this situation, The Times
esuch figures are unpleasant. not 10 say
,,.,r,eting. i'm these days; for lndla -
s-.;r,ng the West OF the yellow metal to
.xtent of something like hundred
Nm,ons ner annum, and it is consequently
~ ,r,n,rtant that the Rand maintain its
,-,,,r, production. The case would
-, he so bad If all the central banks
.'.,s not competing with the Far East.
1T is the entire civilized world watches
-. rank OF England's rate from week TO
~..t for nobody knows when prohio'-
49,. ss,,re will be fixed in the effort to
s...,,s,d the reserve. one need not be
S~..o,a, IN observe that the fabric or
credit and values rests on perlousy
,s-row base. since gold Is practically the
.ols money Of ultimate redemption. Inc
sS-inkage Of the Rand output is ascrioed
- Iehor troubles What would happen IL
general strike caused a complete
closure? The question is an awkward one.
IN, the answer will be more awkward
still"
Too Much Legislation.
The investment bankers who have been
discusslng all the popular subjects OF the
hour relating to securities at Chicago TINS
week have taken a fling at the present
and the former administration. the owen
Glass currency bill and particularly the
accumulation OF laws on the statute
hooks in the various states of the Union
Gsarge B. Caldwell, the president OF the
investment Bankers Association. IN MS
remarks on the latter subject, said;
Much Of this legislation must be
amended to become practical or its en-
toreement will become SC, restrictive as to
seoriye municipalities and corporations OF
broad market and cheap money tor good
securities. OF otherwise become a dead
lsftef
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
pu,,ApslPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co. D., So south
- Broa6 street. New YORK ana No L. oo'''
,,h str.et philadelphia.D
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

FURNISHED by Charles Head 4 CO.. No. IL Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
MONTREAL STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Middendori. W!lIiahs g. ", YorH
and No I2g East German street. Baltimore
~ :. - Rid Ask
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

MOIAssEs AND SYRUPs-There was no
change in Inolasses. Syrups' were quiet.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

AT the annual meeting of the Tennis
kaming and Hudson Bay Mining Company
the annual report was submitted. Total
rroduction for the year was 659,972
ounces. Dividends pad during that pc
riod amounted TO 2,40O per cent Ihe
mill treated 22.437 tons during the year
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
TLOTR And MEAI-Flour inaetlve bu

FLOUR AND MEAl1-Flour inactive but
iirm. Spring patents 81 45qs4 20; winter
stralghts. 81 25G$4 35: winter patents. 81 $50
81 ~. spring clears. 81 15gS4 80; extra No !
winter s. 6jgSS 50 extra No . winter. So 45Q
~ go. Kansas straiGhts, 81 2JGs+ %: fancy
spring patents s. 4Oa$J 81. RYE FLOUR
Quiet Fair to good. 81 60a$3 10 choice to
fancy, 81 1894 COENMEAL-Steady Kim
dried. 81 ~. BAG MEAL-F1ne white and
yellow, 81 5JdSl tO coarse. 81 5oGSl j5. FEED
Western steady; spring bran TO arrive. loo 10
eacRs $24; standard middling. s25 GO; -four DO.
SIS rei dog. 500: city steady; bulk. s23;
sacks, S24 so; midding, So 60gS30 80; red dog.
S3I -: oilmeal. S3l jOq $32.
EOFFEE--Quiet most OF the day, and.
after opening Is 20 IS points lower ruled
steady until AT the close when there w1s
vigorous selling. and the market developed
weakness. final prices being ~ 70 II points net
tower. sales SO.OOD bags There was selling
credited 10 European and Brazilian account.
AMI considerable evening up, owing to TIE
fact that the Havre and Brazilian markets Will
be closed on Saturday for All saints Day.
Tavre closed AZ net decline Of l-n@. franc.
while Hamburg was hT% pfg lower. COST
and freight prices were unchanged 10 10 points
lover Santos As being quoted al l2sodl3c
and Rio Is were here AZ 1O4Oc. spot market
atii,t with Rio 20 quoted at lO7tc. Local
market prices: