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The sun., 1916-11-11
20 ACTORS ACCUSE AN AGENT.
Harry Fitzgerald, 1894 broadway,
in Court Over Lice nse.

More than twenty vaudeville actors
were present In the West side court yes
terday 10 testify against Harry Fftzger-
aid of 1864 broadway. charged with OPP
Grating as a theatrical agent without a
license. The bureau of Licenses Is act
ing against Fitzgerald. with the assist
ance of the White Rats Association.
The actors were there to testify that
Fitzgerald had actually served them as
an agent.
Walter G. Kelly. 'the virginia Judge"
said that in 1914 he had met Fitzgerald.
who demanded a commission on a con-
tract Kelly had obtained with the Shu-
berts. Kelly said he refused to pay.
How do you expect agents to make n
living 49, Fitzgerald asked.
II wish a lot Of them would die" re-
torted Kelly. H. testified In court.
One of the six divers" an acrobat.
said he had paid the United Rocking Of
fCes 3 per cent. and Fitzgerald . per
cent. and an additional $3.50 on a con-
tract OF $3.50 a week.
Magistrate Groehl adjourned the case
10 November IS,
The sun., 1916-11-11
MUSEUM OF SAFETY
GUSTS DR.. TOLMAN
Director Threatens Shit for
Pay Under His Five
Year Contract.

Or. Charles II. Tolman tas N...
reLnoved from the directorship ~ ,ts
American Museum Of Safety. IL Va,
TV enty-fourth street. II was loar,.A
yesterday. His relations with tina A..
ganization ended after n meeting NJ ~.
trustees Of tho museum in the once y,
James Speyer. October 30. A. tina,
meeting Or. Tolman offered hi. rcs,s,,.
ton, to become effective May l., lai-
As the date named by Irr. Tolna,
was coincIdent with the expiration Of HI,
nve year contract the trustees refls.d
to regard II as a resignation. Th.y
e to him n series of charges and
asked that he suspend his activities i'm.
mediately. Since that date he has No,
been In charge OF the exhibition Of ,ba
corporation.
The charges against Dr. Tolman we-s
not made public yesterday by any o,
the officers Of the museum. William !
Moran. who IL secretary and counsel
for the organization, said II was tho
consensus of opinion among tho trus.
tees hat nothing should he given on,
regarding the controversy.
Since his retirement Dr. Toliran hs,
retained julius Oncnhach ~ 81 William
street to represent him. Mr.. oNenharh
has had correspondence with Mr. Moran
suggesting that there he n settlement NJ,
a claim. which Dr. Tolman says is due
him according TO the terms Of tho com.
tract. His counsel said that urcss
there Is an adjustment OF differences
to-day he will begin litigation aga!ns,
the museums trustees. Tho summons
and complaint. said Mr. OTenbach, VII
be fled Monday.
Arthur Williams Is president ~ 'hs
Museum Of Safety. and James Speyer is
treasurer. The object Of the orean!za.
ton is % educate the public and ror.
| poration.' as to safety appliances.
The sun., 1916-11-11
S@6O,00O,000 COPPER
DEAL WITH FRANCE
Negotiations On Here for Sale
of 224, 900. 600 Pounds
for Next Year.

Two Of the largest coppe selling
agencies in this country are negotiating
with agents of the French Government
for the sale OF 224,o00, 900 pounds OF
copper metal for delivery in the last hair
of next year The transaction. II COM
plcted. will involve upward of 100000
900. and will he the largest copper or
der. with one exception. ever placed in
this country.
II IL understood that the American
their metal at less than twenty-seven
cents "A pound. or slightly more. Prac-
tlcally all Of the important American
producers will participate in the transac-
ton.
Nothing definite has been decidnd upon
regarding the financing Of the OF der or
the price per pound. II Is expected that
provision will he made for another 'arge
acceptance credit to France.
The original inquiry by France for
copper was for delivery In the first
quarter OF next year. but producers hare
were unable to ind sufficient metz 10
insure deliveries. The last big CT; per
order received here, placed by England
for AS. 900, 900 pounds. calls for delivery
during the first half of next year. Deal
ers explained then that practically all
Of the available supply for the first half
Of the year had been sold.
Copper prices yesterday jumped to the
highest point In years. Some small sales
for immediate delivery were made at as
as 32l. cents a pound. Metal for
the first quarter Of next year has been
advanced TO 81 cents, and that for the
second quarter Is now selling on a basis
of 80 ccnts iat. with sales made above
this figure. This compares with 29L
cents asked by sellers on Thursday.
The sun., 1916-11-11

Island. bulk, $50 lhs., S,2jHS,75, Long Isl
and, hbl. or bag, $50 80. Maine, bulk. $50
lbs. stSOmi,2j; 1873 III. bag, H75, state,
IN. bag, $3.50: long, i6a III, bag, st.2I, long.
80 H.. bag, 81; Virginia, late crop, bbl or
bag, s3M tao. sweets. southern, hbl., si.2a
u2.2t, basket. 3im she; Jersey, basket. 81
so; Jersey double head hbl. s.,j0m3;
vans. southern. hhl.. fl.2i LIS.
The sun., 1916-11-11

No. I white. 60th d6Ic.: fancy clipped
white. s5ts M67c. ordinary clipped white,
t3is n Csc. all elevatpr.
RNE-Msrket strong: No. . western.
sl.56 e. / T. New York.
BNRIEN-Market hrmer; feeding. t.o7
( -. h. New York.
BtCkWHEAT-Markct quiet; good mill
Ing. 81 81 per 100 lbs.
HAH-Market firm: No. 1, I.05 Milo:
No. =, 81. No. 3, soc. shipping. SOC all
new crop.
Wheat. including flour. exports for the
week. according to Brddsfresfs. aggregate
j.t3s. 100 bushels. against 6,ts2.2S& the pre-
vlous week and l2,STi.j0s last yca-; since
july |, 1895. 93s. against l3s,lOO,l6s last
season. Corn. exports for the week. l.oi'.-
sNS. against 62s. 73l the previous week ana
l2i,S6i last year. since July l., 2o.s9O,5'''
against 3,s4t.209 last season.
The sun., 1916-11-11
TORONTO CLOSING.
MONTREAL CLOSING.
new REALTY CORPORATIONS

The y II Cooperation, MNuhat''n,,
,au,tal 81, 600. directors, h"rr' e Fi".i.
Eiwarl g Kerr and William H.dh"Ii
rortcr.
Manhattan. rspiial 8. ""h directors,
Horace Barnard, Witi,m T. Rtr.us'h ani
Y. kcllN.
The MoreHall Hsa'1o 'orr.r,',," Man
more Kendall, paui"' .. irifhn ana l}'"
T. Mahan.
haitian, ,,ritaL a 0nN. dircntors, Jules
MAYER. Emmanuel VI S'oinIi"r AMI charles
'The Ticil Kcaltv COMPANY, Manhattan;
capital, $500, dire, .ors, MARTIN Samue,s,
Man S,nmau ard M,'ou fu'i.
the :>gt. Nm.teriam IN"n.c n"a,'v
CumpauN, ManhNit'u, capital, $1,000. d-
% ,nrs. Anthnuy + K"c'hlr, H,ury \.
l:oclhly and .i"nrv \ rassho,a
The porf Realty Company, Manhattan
%r,r!tal. $1,000, directors. | Jules Mayer.
Emanuel NJ slender and charles A
Houston,
The Iinton Park Building Corporation,
brooklyn; capital, $1,000; directors, Max
Strsmmer. Louis =. ltaler and Louis
Pochilky.
The sun., 1916-11-11
JEWISH CHARITIES UNITE.
DR.. Hnrris Explains Plan for Gem
traIised Organization Here.

Or. Maurice II. Harris, in an address
at the Temple Israel in Harlem last
night. detailed the plans for the forma-
ton Of a central federation of Jewish
charities to take charge Of all organized
Jewish phllanthropies In New York city.
DIR. Harris said the plans for the fedcr-
alton had been held in allegiance from
year to yea, because of the completely OF
the problem ~ New York and not be-
cause the city vas any less progressive
than cities which already have the CEN
tralized system Of benefactions.
The aims OF the federation. he said
will be to supply all the funds which the
individual societies have been In the
habit Of supplying. 10 simplify charity
contribution for the individual and to aid
the charitable societies themselves by
combining the diverse functions OF the
various char''.' organizations.
The sun., 1916-11-11
TEACHER ENDS HER LIFE.
Mas Mabel Thompson Of Public
School ~ Suffered From Asthma.

Miss Mabel r Thompson, a school
teacher. ~ years old, was found dead
Yesterday morning in her bedroom in
her home at 75S West End avenue,
where she lived with hcr parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Georgc Thompson, the former
a retired merchant
Miss Thompson taught IN Pubic
school ~. FHftN-sccOnd street near T6nth
avenue. she did not appear Tor break
fast and her mother won't TO call her.
shc found the room flled with gas, and
, brief note IN which Mics THOMPSON di-
,ectcd the disposition Of her effects. Sh"
had had asthma, and this was the only
reason the family could asrrlho for her
not
The sun., 1916-11-11
JAIL FOR ELECTION FERvOR.
Man who Trampi-d on Wilson
Hammer Gets Three Months.

Ienthall Ellison. the Australian who
tried to spoil an imrromptu Wilson parade
Thursday evening In front Of Rector's
by snatching from a marcher a banner
on which was q picture OF President
Wilson and trampl!ng Oh Il. was sent to
the ~workhouse for three months yes'"r-
day ny Magistrate Groshl IN the West
Side court.
Ellison said he was A draughtsman Of
l5l Sim avenue. Jersey CITY. and had
been In this country only three months,
He said he was drunk and regretted his
act. Mrs. Mary g. Howe. suffragist. was
the complainant.
Me OF your type have no business N
this country" said Magistrate Grochl.
THE election was over, Liquor Is 10
excuse"
The sun., 1916-11-11
DR.. CHAPMAN OPERATED ON.
PrcsbyteriR E~NanRelist
ing Mt Poly clinic Hospital.

\ serious operation was performed YES
ierday on the Rev. lr j. Wilbur chap
man, the evangelist. at Polytechnic Hos
pital by pr. William seaman Rainhridge
Of "a Creamery Park and tho ~cvangcl-
lists brother. Dr, Charles r. chapman OF
Springfield, Mass. II was announced yes
terday afternoon that tho clergyman was
on the road TO recovery.
The Rev. pr. chapman is ~ years old
and became known IN New York first as
pastor Of the Fourth Presbyterian
church. He resigned IN October, 1907,
to assume direction of the cvangeltsti'
work OF the General Assemhly's ommii-
tee, which he has carried on since then
I'm many parts Of the world. He is the
author OF a number Of relig o works.
The sun., 1916-11-11
New Orleans Cotton Market,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, lO.-Heavy liqui.
dalton pressed on IN" cotton market to-
day and offset tn" growing strength OF the
spot situation Prices reached their lowest
following u report that the United states
had declared an embargo on wheat ex-
ports. At tie lowest trading months we're
u TO 20 points under yesterdays final.
Last prices wcr" at n net loss Of 20 To- u
points. spots. rising ~ points to 10 cents
Tor middlins. rca he'd the highest price in
nearly hf:y years. Futures:
The sun., 1916-11-11
MARKET.

Consider switching from December "a
later months occurred IN the marke, for cof-
IL" futures yesterday. December being cx
changed Tor July ~ 3, points Otherwise trad
M was quiet ana fluctuations narrow. With
th' market CLOSING net unchanged 10 : point
lower Sales. including EXCHANGES. $50 bags.
Alter opening unclaimed TO . points lower
prices showed little movement. The impres.
SION IL that plenty OF coffee ~ avH''ablr on
sight advances Spot markets rs-nsii ID dull.
WITH prices romlnnlly IN HANG ed OH basis Of
fs' for Rio IL Cost and freight Offers abou,
unrhsns"d q loo. 10 lOicc. for Santos II,
London credits.
na,,. -. -
The sun., 1916-11-11
APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down BY
First Department Division.

The following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate d.
vision. First Department:
John II. Parker Co. appellant ". Ham.
armed with 80 cos' and disbursements,
No opinion order T. d
ilton HG, tel Co. and } etropol!'sn Life ln..
Co. resp ,ndents. or or afrm.i With so
costs and tisbursem' ats. No opinion. Or
der nled.
Frohman Amusement Corpn respondent.
". Alher, Biinkhorn, arpellam' Dfae- e.
People ex rel, Broadway Park riace CO.,
appellant. vs. Lawson rurdy. u ~, --'
fled.
Co. respondent. order amrnel WIN s.
der fled
Frank Muslusky. respondent IS. rs'e.
$40 costa and i'shursemer's Hrl iu'''e'
sra ed. SO opinion order Mot
-, y )Nsreni'auy, appellant. &C. Wy De-
a Rcat'ns Coal 4 Iron Go, '"sr'H
order r"."rsed with so costs a.. -
bursomen,s and motion denied. web ..'
To d"feniant To answer an payment
costs No opinion order r.''i
Sylvauus Il lock" - al. Appellants ~.
Martin M,N"S. o. a. r"sponi'r'- "s'
y" opinion order n''d.
sam" " Sam. order smrmeI v"
SO '"sts auI Disbursements y" .i''.
order ricl
Mae y sullivan, respondent. y, A..
costs amt Disbursements 80 opinior ".
der hi"d
Ra,hrl Morotzk>, respondent. - w.
man Morctlky. appellant "Hit- ar
with SO costs snd dishurs. mssf~ '.
opinion. order nl-d
IN the matter 4 Carroll NJ Sry.,- ,
ano'h'r order affirmed with S.
and d'shui '"cnt,. ~ opitluu. ''H.
'' g.
The sun., 1916-11-11

A. hhles-Rio unchanged for spots AZ $500 for
No exchange unchanged At Il z lSi recent.
-" "Hrs Stock, 51S."N. Santos id refs lowcr
10. Spots and - 4" 30 refs lower for futures No.
.''h3.vW R"cripts AZ the ports. s.. O0 b,ys
"kHlhSi ''"" n year ago and 81. No TIVE wears
AK" ~" faulo. 1890. against Is. ON aud 81, 90
anhu'hn!, H,bN. against 5000 and -. cn
feared from Bahia Thursday the Rio Il,
!rh'lr" with Loco. aud from Santos the RID
i'ia''" win 1900. all for now York
The sun., 1916-11-11

s..7SO,OOO In Securities sold.

william A. Read & Go. have sold
sl.5oo,O0o ~ per cent. equipment
trusts for the Minneapolis. st, Paul
and Sault Ste, Marie Railway Company.
The trusts mature at the rate of S75,-
oO0 every six months for a period OF
ten years, The same hrm has sold for
the Toronto Railway Company $780,
900 8 per cent. one and two year notes.
The sun., 1916-11-11

BOSTON, Nov. lO-The FOnlWrrCI0Y RNTYf.
rim will saws to. morrow. Election week has
Witnessed the transfer Of a large quantity
OF wool here at advancing prices. Some
observers think this weeks business the
largest of any this year, Almost every
thing has been In demand. The manu-
featuring situation Is strong.
The sun., 1916-11-11

Local SPOT market que, and 80 points lower
n, 10 8, cents for middlIns upland, sales
nil.
Southern sr +, markets and sales
New Orleans Arm. /. u up. lac; c,'D
Mobile steady. d u IN, lA".; 81.
Charleston hrm. unchanged, l?c
Norfolk steady. I: y. n: l9c l.bi5.
Baltimore nominal. i.s -, lsi.c.
Augusta steady. i y. 80. - !sc l.sl'.
Little Ro' X. steady. unchanged. iac.
Galveston firm. unchanged, 1850 $50
Savannah steady. unchanged. lsi.c.: 3,ll.
Wilmington steady. >.c. lower. lSA.c
Memphis steady. unchanged. 1870 $50.
Houston steady. IL y. up. Bose. ',3>b.
PORT L AND STOCKS
The sun., 1916-11-11

Notwithstanding. 1850 head. so cars
on sale. steers In fairly good demand and
mr. to loo. higher; bulls and COWS steady.
The yards were cleared. Inferior to choice
,ie,rs sold a. 1915 per 100 lbs
Dressed beef IN fair demand and steady at
iimij',c. per ID. for city dressed native
s!d"s
Ss."s-s sanders 20 virginia steers.
Lac: b. sversss; 30 = pc, i% lbs 20
:. ,,s. 3. IL -. ,5's so; rs:
loss, s. 20 !. $40. IS IS: ;. i.lsi, sis;
= 1000. .tt,7S' : ssj. s3.5o, l.: az. $40;
81 i.'' iiai?!?7 YsSSSSd,o" a 4 e %,rs ~ ke"i ii:6G.
80. e, Sis' 8; bulls io5o; 81 :: 77s'
siSi. .;eer.' i,4;s, .io'I5, Is. ii.'75' ~,
20. 1921. 81 SO u. l.:ss: So 20 .. 1890,
,,.s. "a. ,g i,ics' SO 49,. ra Sin'S Z SNtan iit,,
g Kentucky steers. l.ito, SIS; %. l.iOs.
$50 q, I,S,' 80 ,9~r - $40 70
l.. Shsmh. * a Son: 30 Virginia. steers,
ago. slo.l6, i, li94 ,ssto" hull. go,
. '.,o.os. 5o3;," sS y; ., SO. :" IT,
CAiNE~-Recc'rt-. oio head. 800 on
80 MARX, Nv soi 70. n'thrr San;
mon mr. ,d 4" HT.'n' ,n Ii.ir IS "a" W"". . a.
) fed siIes a. s7@"sn we:.ern; at
r.~ " country dressed AZ ~ u 10.
sac. sanaNrs y yaal' ~ 10. aver.
age, a. Sl3'! p"r 100 M. -" ~. tl'""
-, ,l6,.%',' y wc;.'.'-n Ave-: 2;a, |::.
.0'. 81. New,on 4 GO, {. yesis, iti, sl2!3,
% 40. 81" '% Mcr m,a !" ~ ca "'p
yosi.. 10 ,ia -. 2, n, ,io, $. ", 1850;
: f.d Awe. :.s' $ 90
heal ~ .ar- on .Ac Msrke, active AMI
lambs -. higher: sheep also advanced
m.y - and az ne stock was wan,"L
T. lo" Ms MEDIUM {" primo lambs AZ
g." 80" II 49,; .cu,is =; ssnH dressed NUT.
ton '-rm a. l"n l3'sc. dressed 'amHs at
sale.-Ncvton & Co.. Il: IVES, virsinia
lambs, =. lbs. aN.rase, 81 % per 700 lh.
~. =. 81 80, :ao ohio, 20 81 is, -,
- s,iiO: ,ul.. -, s.. , yearlinEs, 40,
Sc ! sheer. 81 s. Ke-ns Commission 90,
,,ntt. -. I'll -. as IVES, Virginia. -.
srl2t. = sheep. Igs. $50. :. ia, 81 2
~. 30 81. = .@tm'ers s Son, e.
state lambs, =, &ii.:i. ~, 80. sio;io; -
Isrsev. -. SIS: - rcnnsy!vania s.
i: tc1l5.',' : s. Mcrfcrscn 4 CO. ga
W. 'ic = H. : 'Iw',,s = .s h.. :" ;s;. , IS s. :
shc,p' 100. $.
HoG>.n.ceirt. 200 head 2n- car on
sti,. martr, about s,e.dy lasht to me,
'hs rughs a. s. "a. common pigs NJ $50.
Country d-'ss"i hog un' hanged in pit"
SaleS-kern- Commission Co. IS state
hog - .hs Avcras", az - 30 per 90 lbs,
.. ~. $3.50, Pennsylvania, iis, tseo; =
rouShs 81? $50; ;; sanders, 10 state
$50. ? roughs. 357. 1850. Newton & Co,
~ r"nu'vl'snia hogs. 1853. 50
other cities Live stock Markets.
tiiiCN"o. Nny ip-Hoss-Rereipts, g.
crtcr Bulk. 50 80 II go. light. s. 500 50.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Manhattan satisfied judgments
BRONX satisfied Judgments.
II & l.. 10 -Wavoriy Auto Express
20, oct Is. 1915
..Nodcrn MUner'." Outlook.

CHICAG0, NOV. IO,-The WOTfTN WIVer
says:
weather conditions have been favor2hl"
and the wheat in the Southwest. particu-
larlv In Kansas and Nebraska. IL up to n
goo, stand. In some central states the
IRON lacks Nigor. Reports from southern
Illinois Indicate y fun acreage. sections
IN the central states report sharply re
JuC,l acreage"
The sun., 1916-11-11

io'a.-, 49, -'''"'" S'''''' ~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.

Liverpool csble--SIot uuIcteg. sales. G.O9J
bales: speculation and export. j0; american.
1000; imports. 5000, al American: mldupland,
adv ance closed quiet but steady at to ,
points advance November. II 3ii,d. January.
February. II 36rd d. Mar"h-April, Il. ijd
May.June, ~ilj1i.L July.Au-ust. ll.1ri.. o.
tober' November 10 sd. Manchester-Yarn,
hrm: cloths quiet and firm
The sun., 1916-11-11

Receipts for duties at the Custom House
Yesterday were s6ss,03t.T7 Of which sl9S.
os9. "a Was for merchandise withdraw from
bonded warehouses and siss,935.+3 for re-
cent importations.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Liverpool Cotton Figures.

LIVERPOOL. Nov, 10 Weekly cotton
statistics: IMPORTS. %, 5000 hales, American
$4,000. stock. Se7, 600. American is6. 900
forw ride $4,000, American 5000. ex.
ports. 1000: total ssles. 1900. American
80, 600.
The sun., 1916-11-11
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov -Reactionary trend de-
velorcd, with stewart Warner showing great
90, loss. Swifts, city 4 Connecting pf and
Chicago Ry .ds one to two points lower.
United Paperboard and PAGE Wire quite
strous. Bonds quiet ummary
The sun., 1916-11-11
P%ITTSBURG MARKET.

pl1'rSRTRG. Nov n TRADING rather lI.h,
ov,ept ~ mining s'Ocks and IN IndapcnIcut
Rrrwins, which was fratlopally lower.
summary:
The sun., 1916-11-11
LOST. IOt>b N>D REV Nkp"

LOST Rank Ruuk so llJNi' .
The Metropolitan saving N'
York. payment has been - 'pl" ,
please return book to bank,
The sun., 1916-11-11
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS =

AETt'HOKES-raMfnrnts Trenrh' arurn,
r1s'T'y i"1g;s''m 6Hl, ,Ha5.
aasr',. aioc. HnE,AH. >a lt%9s h isin4,
2'r Isi Virginia. wax. basket. -or as.
gresn ha-k"; so, Ts: south Carolina,
waN. hask"t, SOC 49,: green. basket. 7sc. n
Nn7I. Florida. wax. basket. sing50.
grs'n h',kr' NHl;i Reefs Nearby.
n roq i"" 8 ,eS.a ~ hGl .H@%J',
na-hou tops ~ hi. sa:.i; wnshei.
u'%'i "a. ,u~n"a.hsd.. ha.k"t .tol7;r
Florida. basket. s. BOA $50; ho,n"Gsc.
bon, sa.'on. '''i iolcn. '' 4c@ M"i;3,, s sH"
n:ni~n 'ccl Tor, s.o"t:' domes,ic ton.
ffsrr.nS0 a beI rp'' Mn'"r hh;J '-I::5
3."n CELERY Bunch. l"165c. StJtc
ana nearby, Irtts Mm:5o; California;,
. .nSf, t",. ~ TX Ss: Honf !'T ist.n Ii,' nsr
,alo, crate, IS. a.i Ions Island long sui,
cut. No . M, 81. state, 'bhi. si5oH. :,
crate. 81 tHICoRN-N"arhy. basket, SOC.
XII EyTThLaN TT, boz, ';%a
Imported. strings. IL. In>c.; New ORLEANS.
~ 3n;c .ralifornia, III Nmloc. HORSE
BEANs..N 'arhy. basket, sim?5O; bag
MARYLAND and Virginia. basket. ia
g. LETTt'E-Nearhy crate, ?5m7ic.;
Virginia, basket, :jaioc,, Long Island,
25c. II 81; Florida, basket. Use. 81. LEEKS
= Nearby, loo punches. i.ain so. MrSH-
RDbMS--Whit", I M basket. sl.20Hl75,
brown. 4 lh basket, 500. n 81 20. buttons
= N. basket. 7;c. mH ONloNS-State and
Western. white. crate. s~l75dl.aO; yellow.
100 his, has. $fH37i, red. loo H. bag. 81
d3so, white. 100 III. bag s3ut2I. STATE,
white. 100 H. bag. s2H@2j; Orange ,ouu.
I ", yellow. 10" III. has, Hr375. rod, 100
H. bag &3njbo, Jersey, white pie kics. s.
n?5o, other white. sl"i5o; rod, 75c Il
yellow. 100 ID. bag, s3u375: red, 700 ~
bag, SH3so. oKRA- Florida. per hask"t,
80. carrier, s1bomS.ao Jersey, has
ket s1.ioTe.5 PEAS-California. PEI
drum, san; MARYLAND, basket. 81 {
Virginia, large basket, sini SINAI, basket
SlH2i0; North carolina, basket. iHt
South Carolina, basket, sl.5OTi PER.
rERS-Bullnos". hbl. $4,000. Florida
box. sl.50T25o; Virginia. bhl.. slu3
: rARSIEY-Ncarby 100 punches. sln -
rTMPKTNS-Bh I. s1nl?5 R~ADISHES-
Nearby. 100 hunrhes, i6c. 81. ROMANO
Nearby, hill, 75c n&l.5N; basket, 95T
75c., state. basket, soc. nfl; Maryland
basket, ai0Isr,; North Carolina, basket
srlNArH Nearby: basket, 25"5oc.; Ra,l
~. asl.e5; Hunalo, basket. .?5a5oc
SgVASH-Nearhy, marrow, hhl,. slnl.5o
nearby. Hubbard, hhl, 81 80 l.7i: Florida
white, box, s. 25H9.5o. TuRNiPS-R uts
haga, hhl. or bag. 81 3oHt,7i; white, bhl
s.Ma 80. TOMATOES Nearby, large hon
soc. a 81; small box, 30c. a 81 carrier, csc Il
81 California, per lug, 75c. TSl75; crate
f5c msie3; dollhouse, 10 III. basket. 7ic
WATERrRESS 100 lunches, 7ic, uSl %
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. lo.-StrcrSth con
,inicd IN ph,ladclphia rand Transit ,~rt 4.
Gates aud tWou Traction Lake superior
.ho,, ~uurhaucpl m
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FIOIR Am MrNI-1rlce. In uood

spring patents. s97One95. .prins clears.
8, % 50. winter pa'rn'ss IS Ha2j,
winter straights, ss.6OHST5 extra 40 |
Winters, go" -; extra y" winters.
" ! 20 Kansas s'rtigh'S. tH.70uGg5.
tHnr' SprsnE patents. lohh.ug OTIS. $40 80 u
il.oS. BuUkwheat Flour Mark"' Gu,c'.
800 i35 per 10" lbs Rv" flour Hrm
Z ir 80 good, SNs20. choice to fancy.
- - " so. corn meal frmrr. kiln d'i,d.
s. 30 Bag meHi firm I'm. whit, and vel.
bran. bulk. sSi. 100 III sa,ks. s1.io. heavy
miidliugs do, $3.50. ilour mIiilirgs do
$40. red dog hour. lio H. sacks 81. West.
'rn hr1n bran. 100 H. sacks. f3i so. stand
ard ntdI INK, do. t7t5o. -four mililings.
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schedule In Bankruptc,


BERNSTEIN AND MICHAEL
trading a. Bernstein A. Laske. u,'rN AZ,
boarding stable. :, and - Marsin street
Nicholas Kelley appointed receiver bono
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. 1o.-Copper stocks active and
strong. with Copper Range and Calumet x
Arizona leaders. summary:
MINING
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov Local securities
,tcndv. without much change m prices sum
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>taNR. REFINED --trys'a domino tab
,',s eases IN. cartons. hail or 'It, sly.
'ahi"'s ami do. cases : IT,. cartons. fun
~" tablets. n zoe. and 1850. n hs Z
't'"s' EdSl" tablets. zoe. rut loaf Ss5c .
,%fush"i $500. mould \, rubos and Eas .
h' p"Nd"r"d. 8 NNNN powdered.
So. powdered and coarse powder.
so fruit powdered. SOC domino gran.
u.''"lI .chNf" .. 81 and II. cartons. 5SOc..
ahi '""c. In half cases: Etgi, %con'"c-
n"nefs grnnuls'ei soc. Eagir coarse
Sr'nnItt"i, $50. EaIl" extra fine eranu-
ht"d. 1.5"', EaG!c +. 3tg and & II. cartons
m" gr'nl''''u, SOC. n bags nnr
sraul''tci and 3 M. bags Ito. 100 in
.a,hs ana 200. in hbls; u, ~. bags do
.so''' 10 10 bag. do. 7.;oc. in SACKS and
100. STANDARD grsnulatcd. 73Sc.: fnr
grsnulnted and diamond \. SOC: con
40. No. 8, ,.e5c No I. 7aor No, !;
i;c ~. 6 loo; IA. :, 7o;c.: No. 5.
g. No. .. s.9i,.: No. IN. $500 40. II.
go. 40. l.. s.s0c.; Nos ~. a aud Is.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENES-Receipts. 1850 head. so cars
on sale. steers In fairly good demand and
hfm to loo. higher; bulls and COWS steady.
The yards were cleared. Inferior to choice
steers sold at &6.50u 1915 per 100 lbs
bulls AZ 9t15n675: cows At 81 40 u i. 80.
Dressed beef IN fair demand and steady at
liz l5'ac. per 10. for city dressed native
slips
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BUSINESS RECORD.


MANHATTAN COMPANY. INC, retail
greer. Pourhk,opsie and Wappii.rers
FAILS, Involuntary liabilities. 5000, a..
sets. $4,000, prinripal claim. Aus,in
Nichols & 90. So. ~
schedule In Bankruptcy.
'f.N tli u 60. INC. candy manufar-
turcrs, :o.t FRS, avenue liabilities.
800: assets k,ON Principal claims:
T. Blum, s3sl. Alexander prnnne-
s3'3'l; Fannie rrseser. $3.50
Receivers In Rankruptcy.