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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF Various
Corporations.

rb. natural gas and oil departments
If The Philadelphia Company produced
oross earnings of s550,7se during De-
tnhsr. and net revenues after operating
chsrges totalled S260,534. These fg.
ares represent advances Of $107, 762 and
si23.Olf, respectively, over the same
month In 1914. Four Of the company's
Subsidiaries, the Duquesne Light Penn
syIvania Light and Power, Pittsburgh
Railways and the Beaver VALLEY Trac-
ton companies, showed combined gross
revenues amounting to N,b62,BI6. .
rain of t70J77, while net income IN
creased $17S,661 TO $e5S,s12.
United Gas and Electric.
z. G. Connette, president Of the In
transitional Railway Company, Of buf-
falo, has been elected viee-presidsut Of
the United Gas and Electric Corpora
ton and also president Of the United
Gas and Electric Engineering CorpoYs-
ton. Francis T. Homer, Of the firm Of
Bsrtron, Griseom & Co., has also been
elected . vice-president Of the United
Gas and Electric Corporation.
Associated Gas and Electric.
Gross ope1ting income Of the Asso-
dated Gas and Electric Company made
. small improvement In October, and
through . surtAilment Of operating
charges net earnings made . riss. Of
nearly II per cent, compared With last
years revenues. Electric, gas and mis-
cellaneous rsvsnuss for the moatA
totallsd $6s,2s1 In gross. against H.
$40 In 1914, charges for operation we're
lowered almost per cent, and net
earnings amounted 10 s2<,s2 The bal
anes alter underlying charges was w.,
b5s, . gain Of over IL per cont and
after dsduetins interest eharfes on the
FIRST mortgage bends. amortization OF
discount on bonds and notes, ETC.. tne
surplus available tetel!ed tS.Iot' an m
dsa6s On the yrsisrrsd stock amounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Impetus to Activity.

Baltimore & 0hio's announcement
came too late yesterday to find refec-
lion IN the stock market, so that II
could not be told whether Wall Street
recognized in it the heralded bond
Offering which was 70 open the food
gates Of new stream Of investment.
Undoubtedly, however, the Baltimore
financing and the significant sale Of
stock by the Atchison will have a con-
siderable effect on market sentiment,
because they witness not only the bet
tsrment Of borrowing conditions arising
out Of the ease of the money market,
but the change that has come over
public opinion. The stock market has
been waiting for fortnight for some
thing to galvanize it into action. II 1t
chooses at last 10 move, it has its ex-
cuSp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November %.
BUTTER,

w. 5s .so,.i A:hs5 s scoring s., ar:. g
eiy held. extras ls2 .eore. 2s92sc; higher scoring
2ea gSle: fr.ts; 2eGG1.e; state dairy: ensst. Ses
S ssSS is P' .aa qPs sm s, 70 81! S
a2ioi. ladies'. carrsn. maze; a,.,s. 22e; seconds,
g gS MAKE .s ' 5s ca. nai
2OISc; No & l9.i7 a2oe' lower grades. ls9lec.
CHEESE.
Receip. 2 days 2.o2e boxes. including 800 boxes
Eho. MIX. Ssa. a.;s. sDseIs.. Isss; s,sEsss.
s. ..ss. s rel, +. ,S ss:ad a5d... IsSs
l21 sisoi wiieonsin. whole milk. daisies. isAe;
sss , lsi fGgss H@s s,.pt '' . s.'' D:
is4sisi1e: ir.sh. choice. 1914 siac. fair 70 good.
HAZE; common. 5alOe
EGGS.
Receipts 2 DAYS. s.iol eases Fresh gathered eI.
j gaTe; dlries, No l.. ses2Se No AID pSeSSffI:
i. .sS iS Hssss f issds f.f'f hsG
;lir.rsior special ,r i.n 3.S 7, ss,,. asa
saiHe: dirtiss sasio state rsnn'yysssil. a.. ~,
n.arhy hennery whites, enc 70 fancy oyeesej OF.
sn 60, e SsSSs ; %s.sfa s s.Ssfa Whites
STATE P.nnsylyaniA and nearby, hennerS poSs W
nearby refrigerator whites. ssestc'
HAY AND STRAW.
u,,.,, r,u .ur,inri d-liywies llsh, and stock
-. .,sdiiv ou all shells HAY. large bAed
,imo,h,. 80 i, ton Ss5nf2e; 40 3 20 No .. s3os
SDa. i,s''o ~ ,aHfy 'i' ' ,SSs sr:
'SImssn ssis. .boa, 81 under large
FRESH FRUITS.
Armies fairly plentiful and heid frmiy. but trade
,u1st Psars steady to nrn. orapes moving siosY.
trswb-rrirs IN good demsnd and higher Oranges
"a g,arsfrllt iu considerable an emulation and
seilins slowly. I1n~applcs steady. AiPits. spt
leaberg bLl. o., 500 81 Jonathan. 81 aeGN' York
"a s6sSl, W1nsssp. sl'aeti 1svriy ounce, g., Is
~ts, rwriiI Ounce rippsn. ti,isHtJaa. rallnAn
svsa. i.stsbo. Gnsnins NSN. hHx CS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

Yesterday was fst notice day for December de-
livery IN the coffee market. and white there were
only abou. is 900 bags rendered. they circulated
very freely throughout the trade and caused con
siderable pressure IN the neaE month. and At the
close u the day the entire market easy. with
nel losses % 500 points. The days sales amounted
10 1900 bags, q which 81 600 were iu the form
n exchanges from December 70 tho later positions.
Commercial conditions were not materially
changed and whue the official cables reported
decline Of 70 TO 100 reis IA the Rio and Santos
markets. cost and freight Offers steady and
about unchanged on average with Santos "a.
quoted al eS9Mc; Is and IS AZ Sjc and s. az
Zoe. London credits The spot demand was yon
inactive. ard aside from the December liquidation
The situation seemed 70 be IN a waiting position.
with the trade inclined 10 watch Developments in
Brazil.
The local SPOT parket VIZ unchanged. with RIO
= quoted At T2.c Range of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
TROUBLES,
p,vKRrPTcy PETITIONS

,,rprrr. Y SPENCER sTADLER. residing At
"a: w., Lnd ay. Who kept the Monmouth beam
nm al Monmouth Beach y. 30 Cu t,c ,,' with
,Hst,,,.s 20 az and assets s22G consisting Two
a>ounts for board al tho hotel s-so. ahn TIson
bank 81 Among aS,I ne 6u. sE, sasso rent Ellie
WILLIAMS s44s money loaned lla 'Y. ar' 'sls
money loaned and STANDARD ol n!d 22.,,;ion
r. bantruptcv She filed A petition on july ~
ial2 when she kept The Hollywood ho'el. ,s 80
End Long B;snel S,h psc on December O. 1918
SAMUEL, MANDEL. grocery CLERK. Of $40 mum ny, :
p6irt =, ia, flel a petition IN bankruptcy, "th
liabilities tl6.27l ami no aI'ets; INV S"ods snI
M o.Ks.fe 10 the order " the consumers
rr.,,irg co which vas Endorsed as an accom-
mediation 10 tho petitioner. othef o'O'' "'''
hq yydIce sS,5 'pizZARRr dealer In Italian sro-
cerits and liquors. a. 22l9 FIRST Az ~, 'I 81,
small creditors. whose claiils agpesal' F''-' u"
made an assignment m Tuesday.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
/ SHAFT 4 CO-An order appointing Henry
"a singer receiver for ,. shaf 4 Co, manu-
fscturers OF cloaks and suits. At Ia West ga s..
III the United states District Court yesterday.
DISCHARGED FROM BANKRUPTCY.
n MARQUARDT & 90 Judge Housh has
granted discharge from bankruptcy TO bans lries'
and CsrI schramme Who dld ,I business as az
William St. against whom a petition was red on
April II. 1913, when their liabilities were si20le0
and assets t2ss sos.
SCHEDULES FILED
FASHION GARMENT COMPANY, manufactures
o, dresses and waists at 10 West 2ih ST.. has fled
schedules IN bankruptcy showing liabilities s5l,o!e
and actual assets 5000 consisting ~ stock 81 800
machinery and fixtures. 81 500 accounts. $1,000
samples, SIS and cash in bank t2t.
ABRAHAM REICH. who did business as N.
Trilby Waist Company at li3 West goth 81, has nled
schedules in bankruptcy showing liabilities " esl
and assets s.. J96 consisting OF STOCK Gd "a
chinery, s2,sle accounts ST. ana insurance.. sov
RExLITE COMPANY. INC. manufacture o!
,kyIishts at 10 East 10th ST., has died assign snt
schedules showing liabilities tl2.0ss. nominal "se"
81 2as and actual assets sl.257 . a.
NORRIS ROTH. clothing dealer al zosS "a i, ~.
has ded assignment schedules SHOWING naois.s 5s
So ssI, nominal assets sioOi and actual assets ~
2sot Tth az has fled schedules Ia oahN"pN'
showing liabilities s2.425 and no Isss'
ASSIGNMENTS.
puGRIAf SPRING WATER CohPANf, seusf Ok
,prnS water al Is Greenwich Az, has nae ~
.ignn.nt 10 Joseph Glass. Lcun fhe'HiA
'e SAMUEL BtcHfUHRER. bsksry 81 y. % ~ T.
Fast io2d s., has made an assignment !" N'A -
serel' WEEKLY FAILURE REPORT
s,.s,.re.,, rspors ?ss business sq ..s ~, ~ 81
United sts,, during she ~, rs'f I'd sis ' for tie
SSr.r,Snond,ns weeks o, 1914 70 lslh Ins 4, w. w..
<,es had %. New England ~ e Wss,.m al csn.
en- =; sSi gains, IS tor The pSo.dins .ss.
ias g., ~ r.t cent q the oonc.rns fslng s.d ssS,
81 y, less than 5000 and pr csns mn 'i''A
IS 900 20 $40, 900 capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Woodward Joins New Company.

William Woodward, president OF the
Hanover National Bank, has been
added 20 the board Of directors OF the
American International Corporation
organized 20 promote eommercie an1
financial relations between the United
states and foreign countries, lndiea'
tions ara that the f24,000,000 stock not
offered 90 the stockholders Of tho Ma
tlonai City Bank will DO heavily over
subscribed, n large amount Of appl lea
lions having already been received by
Prank A. VANDERBILT, who conceived tho
idea Of the company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Union Pacific Prospers.

onion Pscihes earnings. made pub
u Yesterday. amply fulfilled tho pre-
actions made for them after South
sfn Pacihc's fine October showing was
zen Gross for the month increased
ssttD'sJ5J and net s753,A31. For gross
MS marked betternent Of 1lo per
en-, IN comparison with the returns
~ October q year ago. The revenues
ss's not up 70 those Of two years ago.
ny hsy were only $4,000 below them.
20 hey we're more than half a mill
dollars ahead OF October, 1912.
~ returns we're higher than any
N1srs for the month IN the last four
,ssn % 70 back no further. Com
.uso With year ago their increase
=. O2 per cent. Their increase. in
made up more than four-hfths Of
~ total increase In the first four
s,ntns o. this new fiscal year. Prso-
.xshy all The great gain IN gross basil
Is Tor October vas made IN freight
nirgs. There was a small increase
passenger returns and receipts from
"si Carrying showed a decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
CAR LINE HIS XMAS OFFER
p.nnvlvania Man Only Ask That
Borough Run II Five Years.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 26.--GiIbert =. MysrI
president Of the Realty Company OF
McKeesport, has offered TO the borough
Of Port vue q street car line with all
equipment, franchise and free Of all
debt or encumbrance as Christmas
gift.
All that Mr.. Myer requires of the
borough 10 the promise that the line
will be operated FIVE years. The ques-
ton will be decided by the Port Vue
council next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Kennecott Syndicate Formed

A, Barton Hepburn, chairman Of the
board OF directors Of the Chase Ma
tlonal Bank, and William B. Thompson,
director OF the Federal Reserve Bank
OF New York, have been appointed
managers OF the syndicate formed TO
underwrite the Kenneeou Copper con-
sol!datlon plan. The syndicate has
agreed TO Furnish an amount up 70
$4,000, coo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
PROVISIONS.

partial decline IN the price Of I've hogs caused
AZ easier opening IN me provision market but sub
sequently prices developed hrmness on active buying
by commission houses and covering. Receipts OF
hogs al Chicago were ~. 900 estimated for satur-
day 20 900: Kansas City received 5000 and 0mahs
.. 900 P0RK-Firm mess. sH50dflS: family.
s226 So. so. short clear Sl9@ s2l. BEEF-steady.
mess. tls50dsl7: fsmilj. $l'HSls50: packet.
Sl6 506sl7; extra lud.a moss, s9T.50Gs2S.
DRESSED HOGs-Stesdy. hlcous. 9l4c: $50 lbs.
9s,c. $50 lbs. 9Ac: 40 lbs. Toe. pigs. lose. CUT
MEATS-Picked bellies dull 10 lbs. l2&c: II los.
IKE: II lbs he PICkLED HAMS-Seady.
liAc; talloa STEADY. special, size city. INC.
country 747hc: lard firm. Middle West. 9.559
O. $50: city lard firm. 9igc refined lard hrn Con
tlnent. l050c: South America. l065c. Brazil, kegs.
II CSC. cornr Duad steady. 9is@9zc. stearine steady
rcn iniAr. city lard sfaartne llA.c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27

The local street market FOR copper steady.
with eectFolytic quoted at zoe. on the New York
York quoted a. 80 50Gi0 SOC In fve-ton lots.
Lead was quiet but hrm al je5c Tor New York
SPOT and INC East ~ Louis. Sp3ter quiet but
steady al ls.f5al9 25c for New York spot. and
At 1900 lee East 50 Louis. In London copper
closed AZ cal for standard spot. esl los for tut
ures and at fes los for electrolytic spot Tin
standard spot. flss los and futures Ei6i los with
sales Of so tons spot and 80 tons futures. London
lead SPOT, f2s lie ard futures f2s and spelter
spot fi05 and futures geo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
The local SPOT garket Wa unchanged. with RIO
!. n.Lo,eh 81 laIc- Ranaa ni r-icc.-
cOTIoNSEED OIL.

The market FOR co;tonseed oil active and
strong with some n the positions selling al new
high records fof the season. There was good
demand from shorts and for outside account. and A.
the close " the DAY values were - N Is points
net higher The advance IN prices was based
largely ru the continued strength I'm crude 0ll.
which vas quoted al iid 5jc. compared With io'
last Saturday and On reduced estimates ID.
cotton crop Sentiment very hullish although
some students n the situation seemed % the Op.n
ion that prices have advanced too rapidly and
thai the technical position has become weaker.
Range II prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27

were, respectively, 4.6 and 81. In the
four months period ended with jOcto-
Der Atchison's gross increased 81
200 $40, compared with year ago; S4.-
522,653, compared with two years ago,
and s3,527,6s5 compared with three
years ago. Net increased s7Sb,671, ST.
734.543 and S1,096,964, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27

Special Liverpool cables Spot Ses,"n. 20 s,por,
a oS. American. $4,000 Imports. 1000. al AnT
icsn. Mld-uplsnd. 72sd Future. ope nst .Sssnss
.sg Rol ss. nat1is A. compared with wednesday
oe,SoE sIfd Is1 1I1ss. ~ Ga NH Assass..'
M. h,,,..oios cloths good demand from CHINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Atehis0n's Comparisons.

,<hison returns for October showed
- seeh gains az Union paeihc's. but
= vt'obsr last year AtehIson was do
80 much better than Union Pacific.
~ 70 the basis % comparison was
ssfsbt Atshison gainsd 500, sZs
US for the month and s9sJl6 net
sSssssd IN percentages, the gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
Range of prices:

The local market for SPOT cotton was s,ssdJ and
ij points higher. a. ls5pc Tor n1diihs up'hp'
sales 100 bales .. . -,
Receipts al the ports and interior points to-d.y
and for the week. compared WITH the otsis o' ls''
veek and of tht, week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1915.

Trading Friday
S5lSOoO
change closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
HOGS.

Receipts 2t5O head. about car on sAle Si,ir,
te easy al Sc 300 $3.50 ,95 hs Tounpry dressed
SF1s Si,t and unchanged n price; roasting pas
calling Al 1911 d lGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
CHICAGO PRICES.


The rour market was inactive. but firm Denv,,
cries on Old contracts continue small as result OF
congested traffic conditions and buyers were ratnes
SLOW about making neY contracts for forward de-
livery There was some export inquiry, but com
pa.atlvoly little business. Tho folOSiug prices IN
;rr.cd are quoted on the New York Produce Ex-
change Spring patents s5.40Gsj 50: spring clears,
s5NS5.I5. winter patents. $500 81 o.; WINTER
stralghts s. 3NMsJ45. extra No / winters. $500
StT5: ezra 40 winters. Sl.30dSii5. Kansas
straights. s5.35asj.5O. fancy spring patents ,oo-
bing lots sGs5aS61j. RUCkNhfAr FLOUR
Maize ,i,ll S.55Gs2S5 per TOO lbs Rye
FLOt R-Quiet fair TO good s. 60as57o: choice
to fancy, sj75Gsj.Sj. CORNMEAIr-Steady: Kiln
dried s36j4S3T0 Rag MEAs-Stesdyi fine
white ana yellow Slgs: coarse. Slis FEED
CITY steady: bran. bulk s22. lO0lb sacks. $3.50
heavy inlddlings do $3.50. -four middlings do.
sSi 30; Red bog -four. lio-lb sacks, t32 Western
easy; bran lO0-lb sacEs So s5@S23 IN. standard
middlings do 81. s5dS23.l0. -four mddlings do.
s25 so Bed DOG Hour. li9-ib sacks s2S 30. OF
meal. Ss9Rs39 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
,elr Work :
eEEvES.

Receipts. 2ijo head. 80 cars sale. ineilni as
&c., s,r s,esrs. bull, steady fst cows dun 10
easier: others steady Medium 10 PRIME steers so.i
AZ 81 leo 50 pcf 100 ~ oxen a. toSV, Uu o,,,s,
s5o;T IA cows at S2as6 Dressed beef was auie'
Al 1914 "a illsc for city dressed native sdes
CALVES.
Receipts l.3i head. $40 head on sac Iooo 20
cholre rcas were firm 10 ejc higher. others steany
C,Dsda rsiyss I'm liberal rece,p, and Ter slow a.
Is-,iGne ~ fIly 25c With several hundrei unsoi! AZ
a Iste hour Common 70 prime yeas sold al N9
Si5a nrr 100 NJ. cuils At $50 81; grasses a.
tia5sss. veo-l,nQs and mixed calves al si@Nto
pressed calves steady at l3ls lsc Tor city dresser
yeals. l2alJ for country dressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Potros, easier Jersey slightly lower. sweet 70
tato,s nrmer Asparagus seanr Articiotes ~
lisht supply Brussels sprouts ~ 900 s,
carrots steady CucUmoers arm. tGuNnoSefs
steady celery lower Cabhages IN large acenmn
alton And weak EgYplants lover. kaie hlshes. SPIN
ach frre- lrtIee hiShe- fDr fancy. Romano Active
aud higher onions In larEc &C sgmua'i1n ana ~esk
squash and pumpkins hrn fepgss Ia 5000 de
weak Tomatoes moge plenty ami weaker ho,house
mushrooms ~ larser supply ana iower Naeumusts
steady lsttnoe crasgns unss p M, rors ' Rss
muds. No l. DBL $50. No ?. s. No 3, s.: Maize.
IN bulk, $50 10. s25oa,9s IS: lsS ID has, ;: ace
$3.50 Long Island, in 6ulk $50 D. si'Os - 10 >;
per $50 IL. 50 2, PC bss s2st2 80: jersey, rcGnd'
N75ess SWEETS. Iorsey. por bbL 81 sosSl.is has
ket. b0a e0c: southern yellow. s@Sl.oe. souin.
ern per bsshe SOC 81 ASrAtAIi :; 'es 40,
drum s6asi-: uea-0e. Jerissiem. b5l s2as35o
southern. Jerusalem. Sl.joasa. BRt sshlsS
SPROUTS. Long Island a. eSloc: ca. nge
75ca$i.Tj Fla pei hasks:. S8ssj0; BETS.
nearby, b1l; 81 nAER9rs' Resros Der Z. ~ ,oa
50 .: CABBAGES. Danish seed. tor. Saesg' 80
mostic. ton. s19Si. white. Dbl -JG zoe, req, -
CAULFLOwERs. Long Island. sho,t egi' Soi - y
per pony crate. 81: CHICoRl. basket or crate 1..
75c9N CELERY. sieis aud JeT,s1. och .cv
acc standard crate 5oceSs CLLERf S4sBaIE'
crate 0VNW ~ 1h-NA. ~.
basket or crate T5c@sL25: EGGPLANFs ga,
box s2@s2.5O: GARLIC. imported per 10. l49 l,c
HORSERADIsH 100 h. $iGSj. KALI. Va DOL
40,5 soc: LETTUCE. state. crate I5c@sl 20 pas
ket 5OcGsl: Jersey. . doz crate. 509l9c near
by basket 25@75c Md. Va and {. 5oc9S :.
ria. f5rGs2 25: ONIONS. white. crate or na,ke,'
SEQ 50 so: yellow. SOcssl; red. 5oc@S Conn VAL
lev. yellow. bag Sl.50Gsls5; state and Wesietn'
red red bag ;5c6 81: yellow 75cSs2: Orange County.
yellow. bag. iOcaN.25. red. 4ocgSl: cal ya-
low. bag SlaS2: Col. Sl15as2: OkhA' fNh car
Her sl50ds350: basket Sass; PEAS, = ana
Fla basket 81 5O8S5; Cal, lsrse drum; Ss sls :,
Cal small drum. s.. PARsNlPs. Dbl Ai,sss
81 So: PUMPKINS Dbl. sl@fl5o. PEPPhktSS.
hearty red basket T5casl %: green. 59c,ssS 81
fla. per box. s3at37j basket. si.5o@ sS3g'
ROMAINE. nearby basket crate 5QcaSl; No
basket. 5Oc6Si.7j Fls. 75cqf25Q; RADlsniESs'
re- 100 punches. 5o6Tjc basket 50ee 81 sPlN
ACU Va Dbl $laSl.25. Baltimore '5cHsl stst e
basket Boa SOC: sCALLI0NS. baltimore per iVV
lunches sJc: SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl s-@fz %
marrow. .eaS29j Fla, new white bot. sSe go
T.ENIPS. white. bb sl@Si.25: usabaga, o6l or
bsa 50a6Ic: TOMATOES. Cal. fat box. N9sl -
per lug Slash. WATERCREss 100 bunehes'
H6THoU -Cucumbers; No J. doL: s5e9sl, ~, No
s0a6Oc: cull- box s. j09s3: lettuce, neafoy'
doz 2jcd 81 Maine. I do1 boz S2SS5; bo.,ol'
9-box strap. Sl@sl.2j. other Ess'ern, doh. 90
7jc: N basket. sl@sl.7j. buttons .9e9 ',
radi.hes 100 punches. sl.jo@se5o; tomatoes ~
III bsskst SlnS2
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. $40 head: IN cars on SAFE o a%p
slov: Ian6s steady. with some eary ssiss q nau,t
s,-,,nrer prices Tie pens we're clearca ,uh" oo
10 good Sheep lewosl cold al 80 rer ' ',
M. good 10 prime lambs at fs.25@sg o. c,Ils a.
Ss' en-assed mutton sDr A. 50 ll1zc. dressri
lambs AZ 1871 ljc hog dressed l,3S lgc; oou' ~
dr,s,ed dollhouse lambs firm al S''oe"' wv
AZ $40. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27

$50: Norihsra SPY. asset: Baldwin. si.lse
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
OATS.

The oats usrke, was fairly active and prices were
frmer owing 20 a show q strength IN the cash Do
sltion and reports Of export sales u 10000 bushels
The local cash market hlm; No white quoted
a. 42a. 20 i3i4c. No ( white ili2a lsac; ordinary
to fancy clipped. iis4i574c. all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady: No Western. 'i-oi. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-27
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Markets
Firm. with Net Gains
at the Close.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. November Sc. 1918.
WHEAT.

Trading IN %. whea. market was comparatively
quiet but after an early decline Of nc, a. result
% weakness 81 Liverpool ana NInnipes over our noi
day values rallied and throughout the greater par
az the day were hrfs. closing With paria. reac-
tiou, but AZ a ne. advance Of isc.
The export demand only fair and tNsl sales
amounted 70 500 900 bushels. OF which the greater
pa1 were Menito0as. cash wheat was not being
pressed FOR sale and premiums were well maintained
Supplies. however. were apparently more available.
and IN sOue quarters a. least II was thought that
the visible supply o. Monday VIII show good IN
crease.
Receipts AZ primary points we're liberal Recen;
rains said 70 have been favorable 'cf the new
crop but the new acreage !. undoubtedly much re
ducel from last year In the Local cash msrket No
duHlnl quoted a. sl.ll'.. o New York
No Northern Duluth. So =. snd No ! Northern
Manitoba 81 %. 1 Z Buffalo.