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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-R.ceip,s. 1000
s Sss. ee icc s soS peas L,sy Ms WS,S,Dr ls,s.
California, 1915. sio.soali; red kidney,
isiS. choice; .ic:7S; fair to good, $1,000
%periais, choice. Ss.7S ' sio; pink.' California.
choice, s.: Lima. California, choice. s1.?5.
Peas. Black Eye; ca,!to,nis. sSsogS.so:
Scotch. 1916, choice. N.sods.
BuTTER-Receipts, 1905 packages
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, per
ssSe. nrs,s lss to en-, s'a,qs5.e; sec.
SO sac; creamery. unsaited. higher than
ex,ras. Nass.c.: extras. Gms7,4c.;
sTs.si s'Es s. ais' sixn.- 'f ,nan extras. 49, As.
onds. ssVaSAs.: thirds, sigs2c.: state.
dairy. ,s9s' nnss'' co asn, $50 &c good Z
sac; renovated. extras. san a3c.; nrsts.
a. assc.; lower grades, e. "sis,; 'mi,a.
, mas. s sis,;; !, SIC eGrr Isn,''' MAKE Snne
grades, ?s6?shc;: packing stock, current
make No; l. gsgasae'' NO q Sne';
CHEEsE-Receip.s. s.ioi boxes, inclua-
ing ais for export state. whole milk,
hats, early made. specials. ID. :ihc.;
a aini.' fancy Whit specials .T { eS sisse' . sPi.
ored, average fsncy, 2laaihs; white,
average fancy. :iT:lHc; twins, early
,iisc.: average fancy. axe; c%heddars,
arly made. specials, zinc; single daisies
fancy, 2lisc, all styles. undergrades. ls!s
I2o%c,; Wisconsin. whole milk. early
made, twins. fancy. elisc.; fresh, twins,
fancy. 2iis C.. double daisies, AK D?li7c c.
single daisies. :itsc; Young Americas
2lsc,; state. skins. early made. specials
Isl, JiSEc c.; current make. specials. lsn
issc; choice. INK al7Ac.: fair to good
lSuiIc.; lower grades, lotlaisc.
COTTONSEED OlI-Market nervoui
and price changes irregular. Much liaui'
dalton early In day carried market dowr
! TO 10 points for active positions. but to-
ward close a frmer tone prevailed. Fna
quotations I points lower TO 8 points ne
higher. Total sales. 57.l00 barrels
strength In cotton had . stimulating In
nuence late. with more or less buying cred
tied to the South.
Range of prices:
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GRAIN

WHEAT-Ths market showed a nervous
unltrion" and at times prices were under
uHIlaation. Active switching from Do-
,'in1er 20 the later months caused a loss
w NE December premium. The pressure In
we elHbor Mas due largely 70 tho fact hat
seva'pr int"resis In Chicago we're having
u~Hl'H.ty in getting insurance on their
"n'Hl, which has increased so rapidly In
.e.pe and that ~consoquently longs In De-
o'HIhor were disposed TO transfer their In
,fttst into May and July, This action WAS
tNtn' and at tho close December was <c.
over May was down 40. and July was
- higher. Argentine prices were slightly
LIVER ana private cables Indicated unset
yea weather The export demand was
RYAN IN evidence, hut 4 was the prevail
VIZ impression - At tha day business was
fMhi. Ther" were good orders In the mar
sf however II Is believed that "A arGe
.Hslietb has been contracted far ahead and
ulhl shipments during the remainder of
w year VIII he fully equal to tho pre-
"eI' 4 TIM" easter and In some quarters
~ IMPRESSION has gained ground that
prices OF futures had been unduly ad-
Nahc.d In N!eY NJ the present visible sup
Ky Thls caused some disposition to liqui-
9''e' 9t' leading commission houses were
u''p's"' 10 ADVICE caution on the long side,
ne '"ohnira. position II thought 10 have
n'th "'e's'rhired, In the local cash mar
Hft -" ! .dufum was quoted At 32l7, No.
=. hhfi = az. No, ! northern, Duluth,
No. northern, Mentions. &2Oolt,
49, o b. New York.
TORN market was rather nrm
MY, se.''ng up about half . cent over
~ previous night on continued unfavor-
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BULLS SEND COTTON
$3.50 A BALE HIGHER
Strong Spot Accounts in the
south Inspire General
Buying.
SHORTS IN \ STA IMPEDE
All Active Months Above 10
Cent Mark ut Close Of
Market.
SHORTS IN \ IMPEDE

Coming back, hal;in-'v At first. but
Incoming holder later with the courage
O, numbers. cotton bu!ls eased back into
the market Yesterday. After n day Of
rather sharp ups aud downs they were
rewa rded by witnessing n close of APP
p~rosinately $3.50 n bale advance over
Mondays final.
The buying at times was general and
apparently was insp rcd by the strong
spo, accounts from The South. The
statement of the GO man Ambassador
ina, Germany had no intention Of chang.
Ing It's submarine psi y added to the
markets strength. 'Ihe continued hold
ing OF spot cotton in the South, through
The yicissltudes OF the last week. how
ever. formed the real basis for the bull
ish undertone.
Liverpool reported a market hat was
better than due, bat despite this influ-
ence the opening VS. generally unsettled.
with December 3 points higher. Mt 1856.
January unchanged and the other active
months from 6 to ~ points down. Com
mission houses were free sellers. pre-
sumably on overnight orders from the
country. Liverpool. sold September. On
the other side were arrayed the South
ern investors and spot traders.
Old bulls started coming back soon
after the opening and their support aided
The trade buyers. A large amount of cot
ton was absorbed drring the morning.
but IL wal taken so readily hat the few
soft spots were alw avs followed by a
brace. Hull traders SAY that the tech
meal position has been greatly strength
ened by the wide fluctuations OF the last
lew days and that they are unable TO dis
cover any signs of weakness IN the
spot holders, who for the last o or
80 have exhibited an apparent indiner
ence 10 the actions of future quotations.
Active support by old bulls, covering
BY Wall Street shorts n the arrival OF
fresh buying orders around the noon
hour started a stampede OF short inter
ssta Tn quotations rose rapidly and
Al their best were more tha 50 a bale
aoove Mondays close. The high prices
brought out several good sized lines and
profit taking followed, the price slipping
back about q dozen points.
The close showed m advance thai
many traders believed to be healthy. II
lest all the active months above the Is
rent mark, with the more active con
tracts crowding the 1914 cent quotation
Spots reflected the strength Of the future
markets.
Exports for the day were 3s,l.S bales
making 1s77,l9l so far this season.
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s4Oo%. OoO,ooO IN Frisco Mortgages.

ST. Ioufs, Oct. 3l.-Mortsages for
$500, 900, 900 were nl-d by the St. Louis
San Francisco Railroad Company to-day
at Clayton. Mo, seat OF 81. Louis county.
one mortgage Of $3.50. 900, 900 Is a prior
lien In favor OF the Central Trust Com
pany OF New York and Daniel X. Cat;lin
or ST Louis. trustees. An adjustment
mortgage OF &75, 900. 900 is in favor Of
the Bankers Trust Company and Ed
ward +. Swinney. trustees. and an In
come mortgage of SIS. 600, 900 Is In favor
OF the Union Trust Company OF New
York and Jay Herndon Smith. trustees.
The mortgages were given as the final
step In the Frisco reorganization. The
receivership ended tonight. and begin
ming Tomorrow the r~eorganized COM
pany will operate the properties.
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large bnsket. tidi: small basket. im25o;
North Carolina, basket, slua PEPPERs
Cheese. bbl. slm8; bullnose, green. hbl.'
bbi., s25oas; Florida, box, tl.5o@2.5o;
Virginia. Dbl. Nu3.. PARsLEY-Nearhy.
100 punches, si6ll.25. PuMPkINS-Bbl,
RADtSIiES-Nearby. 100 bunchcs.
soc. 81. ROMA1NE-Nearby, Dbl. 75c.m
40; basket. 25a7jc.: state. basket. So y
81. sPINACH-Nearby. crate. 80 ioe,;
zoe; Virginia. bbl., Na2; Buffalo. basket.
5oc. sQUAsH-Marrow.- bbl. nmiso;
Hubbard. Dbl. Sl50a1.75. TURNIps-
Iiutabaga. bbl. or bag. 81; white. Dbl, $2m
$50. TOMATOES-Nearby, large box. soc.
hti.?s: small box. SOC. qti: carrier. Csc.
Ql; California. lug. 75c. @Si.5o: dollhouse.
per 10 Id. basket. 75c. WATERCRESS-
100 lunches. 75c. q ST. Is.
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able Argentine news and a better export
iemann, resulting In business said 70
aggregate 100. 900 bushels. Heavier re-
ceipts OF new corn in the interior had
some enect or. the cash article and In the
lats tradins there was a decline of about
81 which. however, was finally recovered,
the close being Nc. net higher to hc:
lower. Late Liverpool cables we're reported
firm. Cash market here steady. with new
No; yellow quoted at Sl.12is to arrive
e. |. T. New York.
OATS-Market narrow. with undertone
easy and prices at one time about half a
cent net lower, Export interest, liberal,
Ales being estimated at about 1.2oo.oOO
bushels. which partly onset the weakness
'L winnipeg and moderate country selling
desInst cash oats. spot oats here Arm
and higher. az %fcllows standard. 5om
90 ac.; No. . white. jon n COO; No. ,
white, asis q Doc; No. = white. nasttc
fancy clipped white. G2 TG4iac. ordinary
clipped white. Of q &c. all elevator.
RYE Market nrm; No. . Western. u.o1
c. l. T. New York.
BARLEy-Market steady; feeding. 81 e.
o. b. New York.
NAS-Market steady: No. I, S1o5: No.
2, o'c uH; No. .. 81 90c. shipping, soc.
all new crop.
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ACCUSED OF BOND THEFT.
q. II. Duclos, q Promoter, Arrested
and Held II q 1900 Bail.

Charged with the larceny OF three
bonds. worth at par $4,000. OF the Bank
OF the City OF Mexico. George II. Duclos,
a promoter of 944 Marcy avenue. Brook
Ign. was arrested at Broad and Wall
streets Yesterday morning and later held
in $1,000 bail by Magistrate Simms In
the Tombs police court.
The complainant Is Flanders a Co.
OF 20 Broad street. Duclos had sold
bonds for them before. so when on Oc-
tooer IS he said he had a customer for
the three bonds they let him have them.
\ few days later they received a letter
from him mailed from Philadelphia. He
said he had been held up and robbed OF
the bonds. After the Philadelphia police
declared the robbery had not been re.
ported r them tho company called In
the police.
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NOVICE TO HOLDERS OF
THE METROPOLITAN TELEPHONE 4
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
E1ret MOPtwaHe AZ, (olh Ilau6a

Bankers Trust Company. successor by
merger to The Mercantile Trust Company,
Trustee under a certain mortgage dated
May 2tth. 1855. and an agreement dated
Metropolitan Telephone h Telegraph Com
pany, which tho New York Telephone
Company had assumed and agreed to pay.
hereby invites proposals up to the close OF
business December 2sth, 1916. for the sale
to It on January 3. 1917. of bonds secured
by said mortgage. at a price satisfactory
10 the New York Telephone Company. At
n rate not exceeding par and ten per
centrum premium. TO such an amount az
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New York Noyenber l. 1915.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

To The HaHu, Of DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL MORTGAGE
|5 BONDS Of SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
A plan for the creation Of a new Rdundng and Improvement Mortgage upon the
properties of Southern Railway Company has been recommended to thu stockholders by the
Board Of Duotorsa and includes a proposal to exchange your DEVELOPMENT and Gem
eral Mortgage 81 bonds for g Refunding and Improvement Mortgage
Four and Onc-Haf Per Cent. 43G) bonds conditional upnt the approval Of the
plan by the stockholders at. meeting 10 be held or January ). 1917 and upon the plan being
declared finally effective by the Board Of Directors
Cope, Of . circular letter. fully explaining the plan md the terms Of the proposed exchange
wilbe mailed to all Development and General Mortgage bondholdu. whose am and addresses
Ae known to the Company, and other copies may be obtained at the office Of the Company
No lN Broadway. New York City.
By order OF the Board Of Directors FAIRFAX HARRISON President
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
seahoard Air Line Railway Company.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF tho stockholders of tho Sea-
board AIR Line halfway Company will he
held at the principal office Of the Company.
North Market street, In the city OF Peters
burg, Virginia, at twelve O'CLOCK noon on
the 10th day of November, 1915, for the
purpose OF electing a Board Of Directors
and for the transaction of any and all
business that may come before the meet
ing, Including considering and voting upon
the approval and ratification of all con
tracts, acts and proceedings OF tho board
OF Directors and officers since tho last an
nual stockholders meeting OF Sesboard Air
Line Railway,
In accordance with tho provisions OF the
bylaws. the close Of business on the Atm
day Of November, 1916, has been nxed US
tho time for determining the stockholders
OF record entitled to vots At this meet!ig,
Dated October -, 1919,
D. G. PORTEOCS, Secretary.
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COFFEE MARKET.

The action Of the coffee market yesterday
again suggested the presence Of cotton trade
interests. An opening decline was followed by
ni advance coincidently with the sharp upward
movement In cotton. After selling at $50
during the early trading May contracts worked
net advance OF 8 to 9 points for the day.
Sales. 10, $50 bags, Nothing appeared in the
news from Brazil TO create fresh sentiment
either way. Cost and freight offers. which
were delayed, ranged from l0.l5 to 1926 for
Santos r., London credits. Local spot market
quiet, with quotations on basis Of sisc. for
Rio 7s and l0fs for Santos a..
Range Of prices:
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csupons Due and Payable a The Office d
B. LEACH & CO.
81 CEDAR ST., n. Y.

NOVEMBER Ist, 1916.
Barlow, Fla.
Central Georgia Power Co.
Connorsville. Ind. Water Works
Coos County, Ore, School Dist.
Covington, Tenn, Sewer
Iron Mountain, Mich, School
Lake Forest. ILL.,, Bridge & School
Newberry, S. c.. Water & Sewer
Okmulgee, Ind. Ter, Water &
Portland, Ind, School
Raleigh. N. C., Water
Ridge Park Dist, III.
Rockford & Freeport Ry. Co. Ist
Mtge.
Russell Co., Va. Road Imp.
Saint Cloud, Mimi, School District
So. Car. L. p. & Rvs. Co, Ist Mtge.
South Orange, N. J., S. D..
Summit, N. J., Sewer
Vigo County. Ind, Court House
W~innsboro. S. c.
Winston, N. c., Refunding
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1916.
Columbia City, Ind.
Kalamazoo. Mich. City & St. Imp.
Swayzee. Ind. Funding
Teton County. Mont, School Dist.
vigo County. Ind, Road
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G.iv..ton,s Cotton Export. Gain.

GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. sI.-Shipments
H cotton through Galveston for foreign
ports during October amounted to 3d.
.32 bales. an Increase over October In
roth 1915 and 1914. Exports of wheat
dnr!ns the month ending to-day reached
l'S7s,S62 bushels. n decrease OF one and
t~hree-quarter million bushels. as com
pared with October last year and of
nearly 100000 bushels below the FIG
ures q October, 1914.
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Cshles-Rio unchansr | at $500 for No. I;
ls.oc bags, : days stock. lsI, 900. Santos not
quoted. Receipts. 81, 900 stock. e,ss7.0oo lie.
ceipts at the ports, 1900, against Il. 200 last
$1,000. against 5000 and 5000: Jundiahy.
1900. against 5000 and 1900 bags rcspec.
lively. t1esrcd from Rio Monday the Acre
Aoorcmac with 1900 for New Orleans.
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m0TKtIS.
Exports for the day were 3s,l:s bales,
naLinu 1 AZ laN % Tar this SEASON.

Local spot market steady and 81 points
higher at Is. i5c. for middling upland sales MI
deliveries on contract, 100 bales.
Southern spot markets and sales
Galveston steady. SIS p. IN, Il. 60 : lW
Mobile steady. 81 p. lower. Is :Sc. 20
Memphis steady, IS p. up. 1876. 200.
Houston steady. 40 p. up. lS.1sc. 2,V6s
Wilmington steady, NC, up. .ishc
Cha rleston nrm. partially &c. lower. Nn1
ui.c.
Norfolk steady. Is r. up. N.l3c. e,~I
Baltimore nominal, unchanged. nSc.
August, steady, unchanged. "a soc $50.
lltilr Rock quiet. unchanged. ls.sNr.
PORT RECEIPTS AND TOCK
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES CAST IRON PIPE
AND FOUNDRY COMPANY,

1VKh, UrIODrr 70, ISIN,
Al q meeting of the Board of Directors
of his Company held this day an extra
dividend of two per cent, on tho Preferred
stock OF the Company was declared, pa yabie
November 18th, 1916, to StoCkholdery of
record At tho close OF business on the 3ri
day OF November, 1916, concurrently with
tho dividend previously declared payable
- T. HAUGHTOS. Secretary.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NSw ORLEANS. Oct. 3l.-Heavy buy
ing and a wild squirt In prices accom-
panied the resumption OF the bull cam
pa!gn IN cotton to-day. In the early
afternoon the leading months were u
10 IS points above yesterdays close.
Close steady at a net gain Of 81 TO 81
points. Futures
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THE BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY,
l10 Rrmsen Ntreet. BrOOklyM. =. Y.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. The
BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY viii
be held at the ofnc4 Of the Company. No.
TUESDAY. November 18th, lSls, At $500
o'clock =. NJ. for the election OF Directors
and the transaction OF such other business
az may be brought before the meeting,
stock transfer books OF the Company VII
be closed on Saturday. October :sth. 1915,
=, Noon. and reopened on Wednesday. No
FRANKLIN n, JOvRDAN. Secretary.
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REORGANIZATION
OF
Louis and San Francisco Railroad 60.

TO Holders of Certificates of Deposit of Central Trust Company Of
New York, of Bankers Trust Company, of Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York and Of Mississippi Valley Trust Com.
pany, for the following Bonds, Notes, Trust Certificates and
Stock deposited under the Plan and Agreement dated Novem.
Der 1, 1915. for the Reorganization of 81. Louis and San Fran
c;e.o RaIrood Corpanv.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
~ Broad Street, New York, oct, 20, 1915.
A quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent, lhH) will be paid De
cemher !, 1915, to Common Stockholders
OF record al 3 y, Nj, November 20. 1915.
L~ANCASTER MORGAN. TreasuIsr.
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FORT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.

LIVERPOOL CABLEs-spot sales. 5000
bales: speculation and export 900: Amer.
can 5000; imports. 1000: American soHo;
bu, steady at ? 10 4 points decline: closed
firm at net advance Of . to ~. points
January February. lo!7d; March Aprn'
mNd. MAnchsser-Yarns Arm; cloths IN
good demand.
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SASSO ANoAAASoo SSAAAf0Ay
81. lss!s ~ Ssa Fssaslss aslksst g.:
Refunding Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds.
ct Ss : a Lien 1920 Year Five Per Cent.
ConsoIidated. Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
Southwestern Division First Mortuge Five
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Central Division First Mortgage -Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds.
Northwestern Division First Mortgase
-Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
q, lssis esd Ssa Fssaslsss Railway g.:
Trust Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds Of 1897.
Trust Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF 1880. a.
Missouri and Western Division .FirN
Mortgage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
q. lssa Wlshhs ~ Western Railway o.:
60. .--- CT D. Cs~t Cola nanAa
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SUGAR. RAW-MarGet nomina!ly un-
abou. 10000 bag. ,ub::, hrs. hal,
S.y.mbss s, ~, :h .nS ,Hox 4; i',o SH Ion. f prsu,i nsh
sugars. prompt clearance. at 6Lo. equal to
about 5hc, cost and freight Ter Cqoas
M Msasss a way wave at si' T,i.s S" cos. t" ana Freight.
Nominal quotations: Centrifugals. 6.52c.;
molasses. 5G5c.. cos, and freight. SIC.
SUGAR, REIN ED-Crystal domino tab
tablets, lO.boc.. and 600. In half eases
Eas,s '%sD scs mold siSc <. cube. 'snad Eagle. {
ID. bags powdered, Sc; NNNN powdered
7.s5c.. powdered and coarse powdered
u!ated, eases 2, sh and 3 ID; cartons, 7.soc
ana 7,90c. In half cases; Eagle confectioners'
granulated. 7.soc.; Eagle coarse granu,a,sd.
T,G5c.; extra fine graduated. 7.5oc,; Eagle
7..scsen': ! ID. bags hne %sranaI.tsS and ! ID,
sss' 3d. b. .s.s, do on ' 500. a" 10 ' H. bags Sv DO,
S.f7Oc. in SACKS ana 7,sOc, in bhis,; rs and 50
d.: bag. do, 7.eoc;; standard Frannia'ea'
NSoo' e. 7soe. No 5, !, Csc No, !, 7.soc NJ.
4 rs &C. ! 10; 49, s. los 81. N "a. 4 ssSiSs 's'i No. 90 II,
s,s5c.; No, l9. s,soc,: Nos. 49, "a and 10
vEGErABIEs. MIsCELLANEors-As'
neutrality-suspicious., French. drum; q
SsaI;i; j. G GRiussnEs s sPKour ss-sa1iS%; quar- ar.
iOal5c.; Long Island. Dbl, 79l4e. bEANs
ket or bag, 25c, 1850. .REETs-Nearby
100 bunchss. %; top. of. Dbl, .eg:7b; pei
100 ID, bag. r.6oalSo
tops of. bbl.. s?@2,26; washed. tops on
bbi.. sc.26q g. so; unwashed. bag. $50; ,un'
washed, basket, 60T75c.: washed. basket
75c. GN, CuCuM RERS..Hothouse' dozen
Island. red, bbl.. .:.bo CELERY-Brneh
i5a75c state and nearby. Nds' cAuL,
FLOWERs-Long Island. short cut. Dbl.
s2qt; Long itlanh. crate, 'swlisei io LON.
Island, long cut. No, ., Dbl. ua1 so: state
Dbl. 81. 5On2?5, crate. Hnlso. nc
ppkEXSS YNsn1bsSSii s &c. il. So g? Florida sSS, DO.
i2'soas5o, KALE--Virsinia, Dbl. 5oG70c
GARLIC~-Imported, strings. H., !@se,
New orleans. ID, 5I7e.; California; H.. 80
,SGs. LIMA BE~ANs-Nearhy, basket, :
srs,ss sss@ssdc.; Virginia, BASKET, ssa1sc,
state, crate, zoe. @tl.soi basket; %
Observation-Disclosures. ID basket, si.2oa
I7S; brown, I ID, basket, SOC. q - ?oi but
tons, 1 ID. basket, 76c.NN ONIoNs-
state and wG.,ern' White; rrste' M'icS
10, bag, ssnc,5o, white, 400 N, bag. tsTt
white. 100 Ii. bag. s:I22a; Orange count,
yellow. 100 ID, bag. ssgs,75; red; 100 II
80, other white, NQl,so; yellow, Toe (
81; red, l5c. ass; Connecticut Valley. vel
low, .leo ID bag; s2.MS.n,; req. zoo 10 .se
siJ'Sca:'so' PEAa-caiifornis, per drum
Nos Maryland. basket. NTS. virgins
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LIVE o MARKET.


BEENEs1Ree.iptc, -, head. mainly
ing feeling unchanged. Dressed beef quiet
at to I've, per pound for ordinary TO
choice native sides.
CALN Receipts. !it head: only . few
on sale Market steady. choice veal,
sold at iis per 100 pounds. City dressed
do; !: to &c, dressed sra..sT:. . 10 i".e,
10 pounds average. .l5. per 100 pounds.
Tobin shannon veals, isS. N3. ;. san
ders. . veals. 40. Sl3.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R.ce,pts. $500
steady. sheep ,ewes) sold at sS.5OdT per
100 pounds; cults 81; lambs, ,lo.toaio55;
iSe, dressed lambs, i6gi6c.. hog dressed
sales .T9sln & shannon; ctl Ohio
:sI, ~. sleej; as state. 20. Nos5; 200.
20, SO. so; 20 Pennsylvania, 60. 3i0.s5: l
sheep, lso, s.; :? 1870, $50; s 81. $3.50.
20, sioGS; ZOE West Virginia. rs. sc. s3i1
,Gs' MoSss ~ %Tsnn,yiyan,s' IS.
ycarIInss, IS. IS. :. sanders: -? state
iHmb: 4. no7s; eulI'' MS. IS; S sheep.
taif a car on sac feeling steady: no sale.
reported. Country dressed logs In fair
Ssm.n iso 4 isT'''' per D0u"d' roasting
state hogs. Is, Is. average. IL in - p.r 100
lbs.
other Cities' lave s>ssk Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct u.-Heg@Rscs,pt..
s;sf..., .'i su,s s.' .s;.s =; s1'i ii.s ,''I :s'sss !
1872: routas SssSsss; p,::: H::1ss;sS:
beef ssi!s. sstSes iii.sSi w.:,sin :,.S:
!fs! COWS and h.ifs-'. ,asSos.N; calves.
u SH5:sss5sS': :.s:. ','':1S;sssS'ii..ss5:T i.m S:' s:J5s
S X 80 CITY y 20 Oct; ,., M.-S III: B !.
aio,os: hessys,, s99Sgiodoi packers and
Sn's"; ;sS'.ssdS::ss.S 1905 '''A'' "'''a'0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000, ,ne,Sa,ns .OG
sssss,; Southern, steers. .,ss7ssi.15::' COWS
.aG is:is; ,sT'as: ouFi'. ".IsSs,ss'
slsssrI i.smss, 'uo '!:SsSi y.srl,n e:
t7.75us75; wsthers. tds; swss. $500
s a., . .:..Js +. o ;s.. ' n;,H9f E,.s,:' IL;
S SiSi Pig Is si 10 e! ssoa h %'s,e ,,s 81
aiO.2s; bulk, 50 eOaioi5,
cattle-Rec.!p,. 5000 steady. N:tiv'
S nna s s,sfer; ',sSSScai,iiis; ' Gown $500
$50; stockers and feeders. ts.soa7.5 so
Texas quarantine steers. sS5o9s; prim
NL5oa7,JO; prime y~sarling steers an,
heifers, T'6Gs' native calves. nsoa
1915.
higher. Lambs. s7,sO9li.IS; ewes. 1880
7.25; y.ariings. ssas.Tb.
p~ITTsRURG. Oct, I.--Cattle steady
supply iksht. Choice. V9sso, prime
sheep steady: supply light. Prime weth
ers, S7.2bQ7. so: culls aud common. IS. SO q
$50; lambs, EUio7o; veal calves. I'll
Hogs steady; receipts. ten double deck,
Prime heaviss. Siolbfio20; mediums
50 95 qlO; heavy Workers, ls.7b@esb; High
Workers, s9a5g9.50; pigs, PV92b; rough'
EAST BUFFALO. Oct. si,-cauis-Rs
ceIpts, 1900; fairly active and steady.
Ve~als-Receipts. $50 active, N,b0dei3,
Nogs-Reccipts, 5000; fairly activ,
Veavy, sl0l5ulOiS; mixed, 3loGi0.lb
Workers, sloTlooS; liGht Workers.. -. asa
s75; pigs. PM9,sb: rouEhs. H.B9ss0
sheep and Lamt.-Receipts. e,eeei shee
active; lambs slow. lambs, sS.6o8i0,7l
Others unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Oct. H..HoEs-Receipt
500: weak. Packers and butchers, %
9lol5;, common 20 choice. TH@ast
c",,le1E s 400 steady c''v'
s~h.ep--Rseeipts, 900; steady. LIANT