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GOULD HNDS THINGS GOOD
Optimistic Opinion of Business
Outlook in This Country.
FOFEIGNIMVESTORSANXIOUS
clitics and Trust Cases Cause
gait, He — Other Finan
ciers Back from Europe.
Q-gi - 3- GnuM return* 1 M the Kron
rl = « *^?ii: OecUie yesterday from a three
* oaths* trip to Europe. Mr. Gould yaid
that af ' n k"6Pt informed on busi-
aa<i financial conditions here during
'ar as h« •
*o^?* * rom c reports he had received
j^, ■•- - outlook was pood.
U^ remarked that during: his absence the
..^fk market l«id b«ea rather tiat, which
j. l»rsrr]y to political causes,
-££ with his characteristic optimism, he
«H that the present inertia, from what
_ irr c&we it bIK ■casja, could not con
rtßM for pv '*- r - of tha attitude of
*o-^pc hWHOtOTB toward American s^<-'!ri-
I*s. Uf. Gould said:
A*A;t Supreme Court Decisions.
••x- rr *>i£rn^rs are waiting anxiously for
<tl# .^- n H-ed Stales Supieme <"ourt decisions
,*, p Arserican Tobacco and Standard Oil
<apes. *3>i tnkn the questions Involved in
• :«*-.-• oa^efj :»r»» s«*ttlrd they do not feel
Ilk* investing: heavily in Anaericau securl-
jfuch the sam« attitude *=ee.ros to Ym
Bg&gi toward t<«is matter abroad as" Is held
>^tl»« business interests of this country.
lath* vast, however, we have encountered
met «* terioM? ppobl— *c a« th"pe now pre
j;o:it«d *r.6 have worked out a satisfactory
I atr» .......... present
ififflraltles will likewise work themselves
cat satisfactorily in tinw?,"
" Ilr. Gould add«d. however, that if poli
»i'^o was eliminated from business it would
BBSS &n iniprovec*e«t ia foreign feeling
Ir. regard to American business and Amex
iraa securities. He paid tViat European
<-t(>pi were poor, liavia^: beea greatly dam
f^- t-y heavy rain? and lone: continued
ro;d leather, but that apart froui this one
i"»ctcr conditions abroad were pood and
•w. o-jti^^k there promising. i
, Thinks Rock Island in Good Hands.
iSpeaTcinc cf the transfer of a larse block
ri Rock Ishnri preferred stock from Kuhn,
iA*eb & Co. to Pfcelps. l^od^e & Co., an
aa!d«*ed last Monday. Mr. Gould said:
**1 btt! glad tr> see that this "block of stock
its passed into the hands of Phelps, Dodge
ft Co. "While it does not affect any of the
rMir n ■" properties in which I am interested
directly, yet I am plad that Phelps. Dads*
& Op. ixave acquired this interest in Rock
J^iancL They ar* pood neighbors to have.
and T li&ve no doubt that the Rock Island
will be as much benefited by the chance as
t^* roa« which Pfcelps, Dodge & 00. al
nt&r ccr.trol— that is. the El Paso &
Sc^'hTif-srern. They have larpe reining
Intefests jr. the Southwest, and this will
. i<e s rood connection for them to have as
joSSQt]et for their ores and other freight."
* "■'JJej;)*'! G. Reid, who was a fallow pas
! •»'■-»■» wfth Mr- Gould on the Kronprinzes-
EjBB C*c:i:«. l;ad this to *ay ia regard to the
RCQtt rurchase -■ Rock Inland preferred
stndv by Phelps, Dodg-e ft Co. :
"TTithoot making any comparis-en. Phelps,
Dod^i? & Co. a • - men desirable people to
tare fjch -. prominent interest in the
Rod: Inland. They control laree minir;?:
tow* ar.d a!?o the El Pa?o &• South-
Railway, -.•-•-• will
b» ftjr the benerit of t?ie Rock Island corn
!?*:•'• 1 em Indeed rratifi<»d to know that
... acquired the hoidin^s of Kuhn,
Loeb & On.**
Good Outlook fer American Cereals.
— 51r. F.eid, trtui ha= als^ been away three
tacths, said that he had Fp^Tit mo?t of
. Or t:rns motonng' on the Continent of
Ecrc^e arid had observed that the jrraln
JI?H rh<=-<» was exceedingly poor. He
Miii tJiit as our crops were very bountl
k\ There could be no donbt t!:at Europe
■sruld b» a larg«* tuyer of American
c?r<?a!i\ which w-ould have the effect of
k^pinr prices try tdgh.
Otter financiers who returned from
«ror« or; the Kronprinzessin <recilie w«»r*»
i. M. Rire. president r.f the* PistiHins:
tcTrpaJiy of America: E. B. Thomas, j>resi-
OBK of the I^hieh Valley Railroad Com-
WT, end Karry Bronner, a member of
ti* tetemzuor.a-l hanking house of Hal!
fanes & Co.
'. Hr. Rice said that white he was in Paris
1* ittd tclktd with French bankers, and
rj*£td from what they told him that the
Presch p<?^ple were locking' to this coun-
XtJ tnv their [nrestments, and that they
«. plentiful supply of money for in
v>Fa«i>.t purposes.
M'- Thomas said ... he went away for
s*jf recrestinn and had not kept in
tweh with fcus*n?ss conditions.
r - Eronner, in ypealiing- of the depres
«:on In the stock market, said that in bis
c f^toa the things which were affecting-
Roi rjirket prices ar.d foreign Invest
ssests in American securities at th« pres-
W tfaxw wpr^ the crops, the unsettled
condirioiis. decisions peudir.gr in the
jwprfHM Court and th* interstate commeroe
.Jr;v.jt; Fat ; on tato the railroad freip!:t
SEAT ONLY BRINGS $66,000
H. L. Terry Paid $70,000 to J. A.
Patten on Wireless Bid.
?-. -be rui chase rf a membership on the
->•*<• Tcrk s?to<ic Exchange proved a lopinjr
for Harry L. Teirj". On AtSust
■> ? ia^r Mr. Terry- pyrchase<l the Stock Ex
*aa«r« f eat of Jimea A. Patten, the Chi-
Ck »o KT«i?i an>j «?ou<»n np^rnVir, for ?70,'t00,
* itzi \»\~z completed throuzb the .-, get -
w "' •fti r e!»Fs teleeraph, as Mr. Patten
■*•- ti»n oe t. v ie ocean, ... Ku
- •'* oieaifetrehfp •w.-as not formerly trans-
however, uniil two tvc^lss later, so
ijr. Terry has only be^n in possession
't Jt fc>r i'»oiit I fortnigtit. sTeterday he
W, ' * or **"'* f " ;4 ' l " \v w I%e!l * a curb
W tliat The invertTnent Btanrts him
M*s C f t«.OM^ it;olu«litjff the |*.06Q trans
* ■, Tas « .*'hirli the t^33cr has to pay.
-^ r - Tt.-ry ivsu; one of th* *>igl;t flo<->r
bf th« Stock Kxchange firm of
aicai^ Co> According to the
"T**'!! jn Stock K.xchangfe circtee. his rea
tKT UIT ?e?l?s? e ? l ?s llis ** at was tfjal he • w"d
J* life of '£ hroltcr on the ti«o r of the cx
■£r<** Trio strenuous, oven In the^e dull
„"**■ a !*h»-jgii Le was formerly an athlete
j^ 1 * i* siid to have fainted on the floor a
*»JI after his admission nhile trying
* Xejr '-i'-fe an or<Jp|- in a stock in which
** tap;>enfe,i to 1^ sonjc lively bidding.
■"OMESTIC EXPORTS INCREASE
tWtsJJfe"! the B ' Jr «*a'! of .... ...
thf ..!H' .*"" i <»rnnj«»r»-«.- arjd I^abor, reports
ttuj «■« ■ ' nf " : tJdl ijfrnicstj* 1 . exports for August
**V«i}^, T 4 '? h ' months «nde<i August 31
JiCrft 4 ': - 13JH 1909.
«hTj~**P» *r..nox.'.'.rt fig.537.093
'wtj."*'? "* K >' I»^<«iu<-«» 10.£^«.351 a.s»S,ie3
bD E!i «*;', e»e 571.1-J1 ...
«. rf 7i, ir».1«7.245 T.f«2,72.T
*>*!/.. .... j, ;i*"T y fl #> i* i* 1^»
>««r f" • $*»4.M1.7«r. ftf*..V»S.ol2
r «tU *"t 'iJUry i.ro<jwrt» 72.t«KJ.«7>« fti.22n.lS*
re tta3 ***•***" MTT^fIT 1M.25V.241
V ';_ I**," '''* *' ' l?*J,l^4,«S»i 3 t^Tt. I t .*, '•.£<#
-^ mml **ir. •>'',016,."7« <jj.4r0.27t;
'"'*'* f355.12'5>i>!«f431.342.<55>S
CAJ ' ADIAN PACIFIC ASSETS.
*«v ' r****** of th<^ O«naiJlan Pa^jlic Rail
!it« ." om 'Wv. *** f-'hown by its report fur
)*T»rr r * nt ***l -uuc 2). wfrf $G6^2L£6s
T«w^, ; Ori *i*e <ian» n~m*d than at tfee fain*
eJo»«. '"* prgeedUig \«?ar, rafh holdings
«^,,J >r-s«nrirr -s«nrir : p a »rain of 52J.<«7,f*M. s»-
HS.?m increaj^d $5.£3.427, und the
»• ■ '«— * road uad equipment >vas placed
LV^^f o" Cc sh<?Pt at tnrjSMJK. against
SW^Pb.^S a year afro. Deferred payments
on town sites and land bales of $r;,lM^ll3.
compared with 66.353,674 in M, a i«i helped
i?,^^ 11 aSset - " profit un »osk surplus on
r-^^ oUnt<<i , 10 ***».«£ an increase
of $7. .05.016 ov..t the same time last vpar.
wtfus 17.0M.0A for additions and improve
ments, and spent on capital account ?4,-
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
' „ ,:Sl.', :Sl .'? XE V MARKET.— Mon?v on call opened
fa- I " c e f t; hißhe.su ... - cent: lowest,
S ; r - ccn^ c!<*ri»g. ja^ per cent; rl ,iing
: we, »!'* per Q £ nx ~ Time boom was with
out chance. Rates: Sixty days, 9K€3% Per
, o>nt; ninety days. ■.. c^nf four, five
arsd fix months. per cent.' Mercan-
I tile paj»er continue to mmc iv a s!up=:ish
way because of the smalinoss of demand
*""=?• .S^tM* j*>r r«>nt for sixty an* ninety
days indorsed bills receivable. .v-vM I*r
• n«^ r c V !oh>e four and six months' single
i names and 6% per cent for other*.
! -™2REIGN2 REIGN EXCHANGE. - Th« foreign
exchange market op*»n«d strong and about
• * ccP^oV hlghpr - with fables quoted at
• Is-lT 34 "',-' demand sterling at 4.8615$
; 1 .862» and sixty-day bills at 4.531^ -I.KWn.
>hort francs held around G.lS\ less 1-64 and
short reichsmarks DSK less /.. The mar-
Ket was steady in the afternoon with rates
!VJL, <le " ffl f r °m the morning's top level.
1 Cables were quoted at 4.5M5 <a4.S^i. demand
sterlmfT at -L^ir, by and asked and sixty
day MIL* at 4.5333(9-4.83^. Short franc? held
, ?- r ,°" «-, ilA * ? * leXf "' V 3? au <i short reichsmarks
1 »%CS3% plus 1-32.
Bankers' posted rates were:
... „ Ph:v dan. Demand.
• M«-!ir.*r 454 4.57
■•ay. r«=ieh«marks. . 94** ••.". '
Paris, francs 5.2 5.1 SV6
Keieruin. Irldcs X.91% B -"
I Kwitaerland. francs 5.21*4 C 18 '■*
j lluliand. jmilders .• . . 411 4074
DOMES ■ \ •HAN' — Huston. kQc
jdlw.ount: «'hicacro. Lite discount: Ban Fran
; rit-cn, s-iKht 1c ■•■■■ telecraph 3r
I premium ; New Orleans, commercial 50®75c
[discount. bank Jl premium; Charleston,
i haying par, ■ Wivs. !«r premium: St. Louis.
j ■••■ discount bkl. 5c premium asked: Minn«»
, apolis 5c p-emi-jin : Savannah, buying 3-lSc
; ; discount, hellin? par.
1 BANK • 'LEAH - — New York, rx
jchansres $_'44.355.7r^, balances 13,517.452 - Bos
] ton. exrhauzea $S^3QIOSS. balances J1, 420.835;
; Chicago, exohanse? ;.-..-..._ balances ?2
[563.671; Philadelphia, exeJiang^s $21,532, '«7,
; balances ?1,737.015.
I SIL.VER MARKET.- O>mmercial bar aft-
I v^r. |3c; Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar
j silver in London closed at 21 : 64, an ad
1 vance of KdL
GOLD PREMIUM.- In Madrid. 7.40; Lis
bon, 4.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. — Mexican ex
j cba-ns- on New York is quoted at (433s-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. — Receipts
ftoni customs yesterday were ?1,327,074: in-
Tern_al_ revenue, including corporation tax.
51.534.250. aiiii miscellaneous. ■ - '''■'. a total
of SS.or^.OSi. acainst tot^l expenditures on
j ordinary account of S2.+)Mk». For the
: mor^th to date ordinary receipts bay» be^n
; t13.125.403 and ordinary expenditures ?17.<"^5.
245. thr* exe«ss of receipts amounting to
83.flCT-.153. Fer the fiscal year to date or
dinary receipts have been 5132.315,609. against
I 5125.tJ57.747 in •ie same peri of 13?9, and
• ordinary expenditures 5!44,033,740, against j
j J14>i,97t>.723 ii . ]■— ■- the excess of expenditures :
j this ye.ir amountir.j: to 5U.102.151. compared
with an excess of expenditures lust year
of ?22,11?.?75. Including Par.ama Canal ac
; count and publir Uebt, the excess of all !
I expenditure.^. o\er receipts since July 1 ■
j amounted to $14. ft 5 ! .247, against an excess
iin the corresponding- period a year ago of
j 53C'.046,Cf<4.
j SI'B-TREASU^RV.— TIie Sub-Treasury was]
debtor to the Clearing House 512,551.
N. Y. CITY NATIONAL BAI^KS. j
N. Y. CITY NATIONAL BANKS.
Th« fol'owing- is an abstract of the re- I
ports made 10 the Controller of the Cur
rency siiowinsr the condition of the national !
j banks in New York City at the close of |
J business on September 1. 1310. as compared I
j with the previous call of June r,<\ 1910, and
I thf corresr^nding- call of a year a^o, Sep- I
! tember 1, IX9:
KESOURCES.
1. ■'" B*pt. 1. 1900 .
) I.«aM srr - i2;»?ount?. . >.- .». 'V> $925,053.^3
Ovtrdrafis .... 10.631 257,1^7
United Stares bonds
tn secure circula
si«n : 43,022.200 {53, 606.200 j
Vnited States bonds *
t.i s»cur- T'nited
gtat«s deposits 1.!«7.1W> : M 6.000 j
Other bonus to secure
Tniteti States <le
r^sits L481.W0 2.224 4"
TJrJtfri States bonds
en hard ,".»4T SM 4.525.050
Premium oji Uniied
Htates bonds 1,03T.««-': 99.H9 !
t Pon(J?, securities, etc. ISI. 812.2*4 : ■ 16.87]
! Banking- house, far
nit ::re and fi>tur«s. 5r',4?.",275 55.367.651
jrvthp-r real estate
owned . . ] MO "72 1.»14.0T3
• Due from rati"Tiat
tanks r.ct reserve
I agents 4&.2<3?,«57 i.'.^S.Sr^
I Tjw irom stats banks
ai:d bankersi 17,333. 317 9.12S
: Checks and eti^r i-as'i
t« h 10.3Ti2,r.5S 12.5'r..20C
i Ejc^iuinge for Clearing:
Hou?" 17r>.11T.f:?9 221.276.007 1
Bil!> of ether national
banks 3,Ui«,2" 1.663,463
} Fractional na?fr enr- :
r^rry. ntckt's anl ■
j cents .■ s ::.tCn 52.115
Igpede 243.227..v>=> 244.^74.04?
! I>=sa! tenders - - 125.2 • 37. '07. 516
j 5 p<t pent redemp
tion fund 2,4"2.<'!10 2.077.510
j Ini» from Upited
: Sta.u-> Tr-asurj" .... 2,Sls,i>.V> * 2.393, 25%
Totals J1.tjG4,7C7.4fJ5 51.732.204, .-
LIABIJJTIEF. i
Ca.j.-ltal EtooW . 9119.9 0 fttv > 5114.800.000 I
surplus fund 125,055,000 ' : ■ 06.01 0
Undivided profit. I<»r3
f:,pens's mxA tux»t. 46.806,231 33.W4.444j
\i «at.i"... .......... 4fi.054.27A .'.2,779.075 |
I htait.bank note* out. 1H.57S US.SI 3
Due nther natiora!
banks 815.010,604 531.333.32S
Dv« slate tanks aivi
bani-ers 84.333,404 n."..0:'.4,210
1
anj SHVinss banks. 20?.R92.447 H9.1i3
I TMvidendfl -jr.paiG. . . . 110.7s» 96,015]
In<lirtdual depot Its... 65f1.035.513 77».5g \
i T. S. deposits 2,368.144 2.549,040
i rx~pc*its of U. S. disr- j
burp-.r-j: offoers.... 54H..-.23 371,629
I Bonds borrowed 5,6»7,200 &.313.250
I Notes ar.d bills re- :
«I;*~ourtc<l "•Vi.O.iO
I Bii:s "payable 2.«.v».<w, Looa.ooo|
| r w fer taw-- 2.010.Q65 1.345.615
j Total* f1.«64.7eT.4C3 j1T02.2r,4.124
j pfj- ._ci;t rPs* 1 " '** 27.4^ 2U.85
RAILROAD EARNINGS. !
i.
PKTKOIT & MACKTXAC.
v.no. lson. I9flß
i 1s: , ■ v |n c^ r r. $2-.-.«0.1 $2r>.54= $21.61"
i July l-&ept. 7. 237,44" 231.002 2:: .".111
INTERNATIOXAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
Ist tvk in Fept. $193,006 $161.«KW $137,000
July 1-Sept. X_T.490.000 10»2,000 1.21P.3U
LOT'ISVII.LE .v NASHVILLE.
ilet -n-k in Sept. $990,205 $811.09.1 -.- ■--
ijuiv i-Aa . : 7...0.7C=.4J*0 8,882.230 8.160.673
SOUTHERN.
S^^iS&o^ s i.ool:?t'S ? r.4^^
July 1-5ept{.7!i0i748.332 10.092,412 9.004,1:50
TEX4S & PACIFIC
I«=t w«>k in Sept $272.«53 |265.W« S2-J7,r,.".S
I Jan 1-Sept 7... 10,112^541 f..0T7.01^ 8..tJ.-i,O-ji
HAVANA ELECTRIC
•Vk «-nd f^pt 11 M 5.124 $41.7."0 ?3«5.?.51
Jan 1-iopt 11-. W»L349 1.400.257 1.338.703
AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
Monti of Vuc J3«2,67S $347,053 $272,070
ijl^v l-Au= : 31.. 74o.:;4:; t5M.449 I.WIW
CENTRAL OF NEW JERSEY. i
SSrSSS?^« 52.1,0.0,0 5^.7241
; I2xpeM« _ J .Sre.re . - -■-
Net eartii.^s.. f937.T61 •■ - . ?! 3;.5;1
Chsrs and t*ses._ BCT^OS __:' :S ;'- S i 536>CT8
Surplna $408,436 $i 03.060 $3'jß,r.S4
HOCKING VALLET.
a^a^wStavß;.'; <«aiC»s SfS! StSS
Expense* 4<J*.<Cl 334,022 ? 32fa,K>8
Net esiitagsT; $256,171 "~?ri4.24!> ?^«-^i ,
Otber tnoccn« .. ""•^ < -
me . , ? --
BurplM $188,924 $131,251 $138,932
•After deducting: other Income.
LONDON UNDERGROUND.
(London United Tramways.;
l»:r» ltwi. Increase. !
\\k ond Seat 10 t«.«10 £ii,470 H""
jau 1-^rt Irt.. SHU.96S 221,541 0,424
<M*-tn»^oJlian I>)*trict.)
WVi «ld Seiit 10 £10.073 C 9.233 £R2O
J*n l-»«crt 30.. XthSU SRIJIB 33,a«i!
■ rrut#s 5
■V\Ti *-n-'. S*>ft I" £11.413 f 11,4.15 *f2'i
Jan 1-6TI «_•• <»€.485 452.025 5.630
•Decrease. _
AMERICAN LINSEED REPORT.
' Tli* American T>iu*eej Company reports
for the year eaflffd Jjiiy tt isio. n»t rront.«;
n* I7°o S2 Ji decrease Of (258,643 from th*"
rear before The amount oarned vab equal
In 1.3 i'«r cent on lli^ preferred rtock.
ii^-^i'iiij i«- per <••'"«■ in i: * rj - In his remarks
uT tnc ' fct'jck holders Hie president of the
company says, in run:
"The last year ■ been one without
precedent ~»" the history of the company
•i to the vriep <if i\n%aep<i an<s lint-epd oil.
At the besmnlns of the y^ar th<» (ndlcstiona
frnr- "for a t!as <rop in this country fnlly
FuTiciont for all oil and other requirements
bat tii^ flax punt be«aine| infected with
,.pa , ^ r;*culiar to it. anri in cnnsrqinrnrf
i'h- "\'i(id was very much rr-duwl, resulting
In k'croo Wbich v;as th«» H^ailest fn nriny
v^urs a!;d l<-.«s than rf<i"ir^d for tha necils
of the country. Inasmuch mo there wero
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER li, 1010.
at the beginning of the year no surplus
stocks of seed and oil, purchases had to ho
made by your company in every important
flax producing country of the world, and
as foreign crops also were less than normal.
with no surplus remaining from previous
years, the competition for seed from all
Fources resulted in the highest prices
known since the United States became a
flax growing country. Th* low price for
home grown seed was In August. 1981, when
the December optical sold at $1 29*4. and the
high price whs in July. 1310. when the July
option sold at $- SO a bu>hel. The low and
liigh prices for oil were. 40 cents and S3
cents a gallon, respectively*. The high
prices seriously affected the paint and "li
noleum trades, which are the principal users
of linseed oil. and in consequence consump
tion wan reduced, and this became marked
in May and continued until the close of the
fiscal year.
A- to the outlook for the coming year,
the flax growing states of the country were
afflicted with drouth during the planting
season, and indications now are for a crop
which may prove to be smaller than that of
the last year, nor are the conditions in for
eign countries at the present writing favor
able for large crops."
\ TOPICS OF TEE STREET.
FOREIGN TRADING.— Foroien houses
dealt in upward of ten thousand shares in
the local stock market, sales and pur
chases being about evently divided. Sell
ing: develop^ on the advance.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. — Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Na
| tional Licorice Company, regular quarterly
V-> per c->nt on the preferred, payable Sep
; t«rnb^r 30: the Pittsbur? Plat« Glass Com
pany, reprular quarterly 1\ per cent, pay
able October 2; United Fruit Company, 10
per cent h\ stock, payable November 4:
United Merchants' Realty and Improve
ment. Company, regular quarterly 1 ; U per
I cent on the preferred, ■ able October 15;
j Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company, refrti-
I lx ■ quarterly 2 per cent on the preferred,
payable October 15: the First National Bank
of N°w York, regular quarterly 8 per cent.
I payablee October 1; the Bloss-Sheffleld
! Steel and Iron Company, regular quarterly
jj 1 * per cent ob the preferred; the Arnerieau
Surety Company of New York, I regular
quarterly 2 t - 2 per ■ • nt, payable September
S<»; the ' -c»»ntha!er Linotype Company,
re^ujar quarterly :>_- per cent, payable Sep
tember IT, and the Knickerbocker Trust
! Company, quarterly 3 per cent, payable
September 9). ,
KXPORTS OF COTTON.— The point was
made yesterday by a careful student of
affairs that the report of domestic, exports
for the month of August, which had been
made one of the chief arguments for the.
advance. %vas deceptive. The gain was al
most entirely In the item of cotton, and it
■was pointed out that the shipments of cot
ton in that month v.-ere to a considerable
trxtent offset by irrjports of cotton on the
order of bears who needed the commoclity
to make liveries. It was even asserted
ihat. deducting the value of these extraor
dinary imparts of cntton from the value
of the shipments, the exports might show
a net decrease.
TO ATTEND AMERICAN MINING
CONGRESS— E. S. Mendels, jr., will leave
for Los Angeles on September SO to attend
the American Mining Congress to be held
In that city on September 26. The congress
is expected to attract the attendance of
mine owners, promoters and engineers
from all narta of the United States, with
a view to discussing matters pertaining
to mininsr of metals, oil, etc. Mr. Mandels,
it is understood, will represent many large
and influential Wall Street firm? having
in mind the placing on the New York curb
of properties of good value.
COPPER TRADE CONDITIONS. — Th«
tendency of ;;opper prices continues down
ward, due largely to the weakness abroad,
where a decline of more than 7s occurred
yesterday. Spot copper in London is now
down i lose to So The various compa
nies consuming copper report a shrink
age, of from 10 to 15 per cent in new busi
— Sales of electrolytic copper for ex
port were made yesterday as low as 12' ic,
but the larso producers and selling agencies
continued tc quote V2%raV2^c a pound.
POCKET DICTIONARY AND GLOS
SARY.—A book of convenient Docket sriz<».
embracing a condensed Eneiish dictionary,
has been issued by Hornblower & Weeks,
of this city nud Boston. Attached to it
is a financial .-tar;. . together with many
valuable tables of reference with regard
to the world's monetary 83 stem, production
of the precious metals, population returns
and other interesting statistics.
ATCHISON CHAIRMAN. — "Walker D.
Hines, who has been acting chairman of
the board of directors of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa re Railway since the re
tirement of Victor Morawetz, has been
elected, chairman of the board. Mr. Hines
also is general counsel of the company.
MONEY FOR NEW ORLEANS. — The
Sub-Treasury transferred yesterday for the
account of Jocal banks JIOO.< S PO to New
Orleans.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST. - The
stock of the New Amsterdam National
Bank has been stricken from the Stock
Exchange list.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September 13. 1010.
— R*^«i»ts, £8 cars, or 496 head, all
for slaughter except 2 cars. No trade la Hi •■
rattle- to -da v. The f-»!ii3g was rated steady.
Dressed bt?«?f hi moderate demand at B@9c
for Texan eel 'Liverpool ana London cables
quoted live cattle higher at 12 ! *i S1 r> l 4 c,
<lr«*ss<r<i weight; refrTcerator b^ef higher at
London at 10 7 £ «2 11 ii s c.
CAJLVES— Receipts, fi_4. in.-luuin™ 119 fer
the market. Veals hi light supply anil steady:
buttermilks unchanged in price. " \o Western
calves offered. Common \n prime veals cold at
$«■& Sll tWI lb; c-.iHs and throwouis a: St!^
$7: battermilli calves at $."• 25. Dropped calves
firir. to high-r at 14@17%c for rity drejyed
v*"als. 11-T»i"»c f'-»r country tress and .s 3 - @
lie fur dr^sstcl grass^re and buttermilks. "
Sales — J. G- Curtis & Son: ] i veals 14-' Ib
average, at $10 7:. rer 300 lb; 17. 140 lb. SU>;
<*. !»." lb. §1'; 1 cull. 170 lb. $7; 2 throwouts,
•J.lO lb, $(5.
K. IL K.>!li3: 1 veal. '"" lb. Si i : 4. 117 Ib,
$10: 10 mixecj calves, ISO lb, SO 50 55 butter
milks. 19u lb. $."• 25.
TS. Sanders: 1 yea!, 170 Its $11; 5, 186 Ib,
?1"; ". 107 ib. $8.
Tobin ol £hannon: 5 veals 160 lb $11
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt*! IS oars, or
*. 306 head incluiiiier si cars for the marker; 10^>
ears on sale. Sheep and lamb 3 both stefsri^-. xrith
no really choic* stock offered. Common to sood
Aeep soj«i it ?3WS4 35 per 100 Ib; common to
ptima iambs at '$.> 75 "5 57: culls. $5. Dressed
mutton at SQQhkc, dr'-^sed lanihs in fair de
r.ian.i at lligioc. including hojr dressed at 124*
©i;Jc ; a few at 13hc
— Newton « Co.: 212 Obi-. lambs, 70 Ttj
average, $7 per 100 lb; 2*i.: W Va 60 Th .*''. 88 ■
J(*s Va. SO fb, ?R 15; 9W Va cull?, 44 •■ $3; 21
V-, 4S Jt'. So; 10 Ohio yearliiVTE, SS :u 95 50 - 22
Va sheer.. 80 IT.. SX 75.
K'-ms Commission Cornr^ny: '23i> Xv Ismbs, 71
tb. $6 87%; 212. '^7 tb. ?!'».-.O; 250, (If) Tb. ?6 50; 2
cults, iio Tt>, V^>; -<» Kj- sheep. 12^ Ib. $4 35; 1, too
n>. .54.
T-->r<!n <?r Shannon: 223 Etate- lambs. 71 !T>. $7;
42. •«» Ib, 96 7o; 58. 77 Ib. $«62i4; 1 ■■-•-- 70
It, ?u: 5 stare sheep. 124 th, $c: U, 112 it. $3 50.
Andrew- Mullen: 171 state lamtis, •■• Ib, $« .v»,
?> -tat« «h«p. SS Ib, 54; 1 buck ion n>. ?3.
J. Shambercr i- .Sen: 177 Va lam* *>2 tb. jr. 75
>!. H- Hollis: 10l> Vt lambs, 57 Ib. $6 75; 22 46
tb, *."> T?.
S. Fanders: 22 state lamb?. «2 Ib, .$7; 4 culls.
C 2 Tb. f5.
HOtiS— Receipts, fiti ears or '■>«? head, in
clucing abn-.it hn'f a car for the market. PnVen
stta-iy and g«>od mediuru wei^rit lioks sold at $10
r-r 100 Ik
Sales — Tobin tV Shannon: 44 state hogs, 208 Xli
average. $1(> per 100 lb.
P. Sanders: 21 state h<>:~. 81 Ib, $1O; I rough.
2SO rb, J8 Set; 1 stac Xto tti, $4 (late yesterday):
.*.'J stat« lv'fjs, 147 Hj. $10; 14 I'eunsylvania. 13!)
Ir-i $10; 1 rough. 2S« Ib. $8 80.
B. Judd & Co. (late yesterday^: f.4 state hogs,
HiS IT. $Los 1 rr-u^h. 2Tj'» TT>. ?S £1.
J. 'I. Carter <t Hon riate yesterday): SO Btate
fcocrs. ail HO 10; 20 IS3 lt>. $10 S roughs,
."323 H-. fST.O; 1 Eta?. 41f> ID, $5.
Andrew Mullen ClatA yest»nlay>: 7" hops.
144 Tt). $1010; 5. I'jS "lii, ?!0; S rpaghs, 345 Ib,
SSSO.
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago, Sept. 13. — CATTLE— Receipts, »5.0(»"»;
slow, -^eak; t«evrr. $4 7-'>tfis!s .'JO: T< ?;a3 Rteerj.
$3 Td'.f^S >•'; Western steers. .<4 4<K.-$7: str>'-Us»rs
an.; leeders, S4 / a.*i; JO: cows and ftfers. $2 1"t.
ju*> 4(), calves, $S£u£s&6s. !IO<Ja — Rt-cfipta. 17.
t*~\!\- IS#3l>c lower than jesterdav's ...
lipht. $9 30018 90; mixwi. $s> 70tr$3 sO: heavy.
{SwSi&'-'i; r«uj:h. $54595575; good to cholcf
heavy, fBSOS*J»SS; idss. .... bulk "f
ra'.es. fS6O©S»SS. SHEEP-rßcce^ta, _■:•.<"•".
v.cak; nativev, $2 7r«''"t?4 .V> : Wegtei-n. $3 27n*r
S4 50; j-o.irlings, $4 7."*isr> 70; lambti, native, $5 25
4»4"; We*t*ra, .«."£■'« -■,!<"
Cincinnati, £«pt IS.— CATTl.K— Usceiptii, 838
•teariv fair to rood ■hlpperj. $5 90$$7; common,
5225©54. HOGS — Receipt*. 1,."2T>; »low. 10@lSo
lower; butchem nnd sh!i'p>-rs. f9Ss®sloos; rotn
ir..n. ?GS?10 10. SHEEP— Receipts. l.o<cj:
Bteadr, <...-• tonba steady and slow, |3 Ci)
fe t><s er..
K^iifia? City. S<n><. W- — CATTLE— Tlfc^'pts.
2-4,000. Including l.<i:x» Southerns: steady to 10c
Inwrr; t(B3. s^: dresn4 b«f and exiiort sts»r!>,
$7li-SH; l*:xlr t'» sx.">i. *5 l'-iifi\ 7.V. \\>sst<jrn. SGii.
10- ttoikfirs and f.-oders, S3 .ViajU: Southorn,
S3 7E@ss 23; fiouthtrn i«*s, $ii?4-i 30; native.
$"7.Vi^"): heiforv, SX!*\tts»\Z*i: buiis. $3 250
$4 23; r.alv. 3 », $.". r.o<^s* 2".. HOGS— lUcelpta. 7.
fiOO; lO'siuv loww; bulk of «<)«•«. fn 3.-,«yso 7<>:
hen'vr $:» "i"%i!!i!MUl racKrrs in.'; i.utrhers. #it :d
y*.,-/,. lipb:, $'■> 4?-fts:> 7."i. SHECP— Rfieeipt*,
14 t*f> ' fctr< r.ir '" l«c higher; Uii>l>f. $." iJifiit";
*««rlto«c>. $4 *r.r. *.'•."-": w«fh«re. $lftt*4 7B: ««v c s,
*-i ~lii.ii SO- ptoofcerst an.l f»-«-.ii rt, H'.'.'.iSi in.
Itast' BuC0»lffl, -*P l - I*.- CATrUB— It«»Jpt«,
irtV steadr: prime steers. $T©s7 50. VEALS —
iweiDf 7.> - acWT«"aa3 Zse hi^hi-r. J7ft.*lo 75
HOO6— Bectipta. 2//.0; fairly sotivc; v lss ;ttid
Ln Ftcady mhfrs 10c Icrwef; heavy and
Sl3 s.i<M<y.r?!o 1.1; Torfcer*, $9 0Q»S10 15: ptga
.-- Mn. |
W " &VK&10. SHEEP nnl JMMBS-K^
1 800: active »h«*P steady; I«u.i>b 25c
S'r; f»njji. *:>«JT2r,
[By Telepraph to Th- Trlhim-.]
Toyrevi!!", S*pt- l-i.-^IiKKP an.i LAMRS^
it «rt«j •*>■* f'-r two days. it. 183: milkct nulet
"./''^'it'Vtea!'-; b^tt lambs, S&ZHe. c.v.d to
rl"n»4 butt-hti- umbs. 4*sc: enUi.»3«Me; f,t
ie- S'-c do«-n: common rhefp auU; good .10-
Iranll' for"p.-im* tto.rk <->*«*
CLOVERSEED PRICES.
Toledo F«P»- 13.^-cCoYERSKKD — Ca»h,
«mm Ortob.-r £1° 10 - D^*«n*»r. *I"<>s; March.
f O<"- T MOTVIV-Frin-. "■■■ S3; :v ' ■■• ;»; »l r. «« CO
AIKi XE— Prime >;» f/>: >-'.>l. r. R0 10.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE
I<iin lfWll> 1008.
— , „* *on- n SI" S32.BCn 55^39.383 $11,1182,831
See ... . I»,BH,<IUwA4IMI|
I IHIS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. September 13, IMO.
Beans, ..'■•--- cases 19>>*
Flour, bhls 9.511 Drsd poultry. pk=s 2.280
Flour, sacks. ■-. 13.202 1 Live poultry, crts. 2,17*>
I'.irnmeal, bbls... 4."i» Oranires fCaf>. cs.. 2.66Q
Cornmeal, bags... 6.«r>7 ! Lemons «Cal), cs.. 312
Oatmeal, bbls 865 i Grapes (Cal>, crts.2l.2S4
Wheat, bush 14,400 Phuns (Cab, crts.. 8.633
Corn, bush D.OOOTPears (Cal), crts 4.6CS
Oats, bush 73.200. ' Peaches (Cat), crts -"-"■■
Rye. bush .... 2,300 Apples. bbls 7.165
Barley, bush 5.100; FnfUas bbls . 13.775
Malt, bush IS, Oi VI j Onions, bbls 4.>*>-"i
Rice, pkts 420; cranberries, pk«s.. P2
Hay. tons 1.8001 Dried fruit, pkgs. . 2.300
.^tra-n-, tons 20 Rosin, bbla,. . .... 3.7P0
Mlllfeed. tone ... 120 Spirits turp' bbls.. 425
Hops, bales in T,ir bi-ip U<o
1 ••. bbis SO) Oilcake. pk?« 3,454
Beef, canned, cs. 614 : O'l. luh. bbls «-■>
Pork, bUs 247 i Oleo Ptock. pk^s... 710
Bacon, BfcgJß 1?- Peanuts. R.i:- .... "•"
''utmeats, pkss.. 1.1 IS; Tobacco, bids 23
I.ard. tierces 370 ! Tobacco, pkgs 1-""
f-ard, keers 3,04," Whiskey, bbls 257
Tallow, pkg-s .... 7*»:Wool. sacks -7'
Soap stock, pkgs. 40 j Cotton, bales 5,22."
Grease, pkirs . . 265; Cottonseed oil, bbls 6.340
Btittrr. pkgs l=.B3S|Lea«i. pigs 6.720
Cheese, pkgs 7.M6 Hides, bit-- 615
EXPORTS.
Corn, bu.'h ... 600 i Bacon rh 504 Of")
Flour, bbls ... 7"<l Hani,, tb 4>»
Flour, sacks... 5,461! Lard. To 16»V'.*v>
Cm 11m cat bbla, 808 Tallow, rb r,.>u««
Oatmeal, pkss. 200; Grease, rb 184.4 M
Oiimsal, T0.... 12,500 I^ard oil. gals.. 24'>
Oilcake, 1b....1.688.00n Cofs'd oil, srnla. 3.410
Pork, bfals 4<> Lub oil. ga1.«... 289.130
Beef, bbla £20 1 Cotton, bales.... 500
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. Nor. No 1 j Flour. Mr-is puts $'. J3>
foundry . . ..sir, 12*= ! Cotton, middling 13. 5
.Iron. So. No 1. IBM h •■(¥<•«• No 7 Rio IP's
.Steel rails -..-.» 00 I Sugar, granulated SIS
?tand cop. spot. 12.1,". 1 Molasses. OK pine 40
Tin 34 P0 I Beef, family I&SQ
Kxchan;e lead. 4.40 | Beef hams 28 00
s: r-='t'='- !>..".," I tTallow. prime.. 7%
•Wheat. No 2 red 104 1 Pork, mesa... . 23 78
•Corn. No i... «5 ' Hoes, .im-i, 160 lb 13%
tOats. new 35% 1 Lard, Mdle West 12.60
•Fob afloat. tSUndanl T>-hl»e. JBid.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
„, . Torlc, September 13. 1010.
'.RAIN WHIAT-New« was moM agair. B t
i the market. an,l its d«c!iT!'» of practically lc a
I Duel) occasioned little surprlst The mark**
opened •'.•■ lower. In sympathy with a drop of
-■>■', at Liverpool and an increase of 12 14S (**»
bush in the E>.irop*au visible, marking a new
record I^ter in th- day came another record
breaker, an increase of 15.3a1.000 bush in world's
, paries, according to Bradstreet'a. compare!
wtth an increase last year of 7.373.000 bush.
Moderate rallies followed after 1 o'clock bur
toward th« close prices were again forced off
and tho_ close was near the lowest of the -lav
and V#'/«c und«r the previous night. Cash
?asllf:? asl lf : « Xo 2 red - .*; iVH\ elevator and 51 04
fo b afloat: No i Northern Duluth, V, 22 fob
' a"- I^*- CORK— the ooenias prices declined
j *sc from which there T\-as little or no raeevery
Just before the close September dropped to (We
under stop loss Belling, a decline cf 1%-: from tha
previous night. No 2 com hern closed at -65 fee
I elevator, domestic basis, to arrive, and as. f oh
i afloat. OATS— Steady. In face of the corn d*
! cline there was liU!» selHns. while shorts were
induced to cover by the reports of lighter country
, offerfngs. rash oats firm: new standard white".
SB?4e: No 2. 8»%c: No 8, 3«Hc; No 4 38c RYE
| —Steady: No 2 Western, 7S',ic. new.'f n h New
! 7e- D LET— Dull; Tnalting. 7r..0770. new,
c i f Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
__. Taster
«>,<-at: Open. High. Low. Close. day.
September. — - — — 51 qb« ri 04% i
December.. $1 07A $1 07* $1 07% 1 67« 1 A7*i
M3 5' ■■■ 1 1-: V 1 12 l ,« Ill's 112 112%
j Corn:
i September. — _ «vH 65%
December.. — — _ ,•;•.■, OH
; 3iaj ' — — — 6S3a 6«15
Oats : 1
September. — - . 1, 3KU
rjecembcr.. — _ _ 4 ,-.i, )S
May.FT.... - - _ 43 : 4 43%
|J ul >- — - - 43 43
INTEIUOK KECEIPTS.
I _ . Wheat. Corn Oat?.
! rcv-aay 935.000 K3.0a0 436.000
, Last we»k 1.207.000 531.0U0 58J.000
; Last year • 1.575,000 933,000 650.000
; SEABOARD < \\(KS.
! _ . Flour. Wheat. Com.
10-day 2»,e©o — 1 oflrt
I>ast week 13.000 8.000 12.000
La. year 33,000 4,900 5,600
FLOUR AND MEAL— Flour -v, -• no im
portant change in. price, gpring- patents $5 50
#$050; winter straights. $4 •"•■'•.'>? 70; winter
I patents. $4 80@$5 10; spring clean. M 460
I $4 T". extra No 1 winter. .?". 55© 54 extra No 2
winter, S3 60@?3 73; Kansas ■ straights $4 00 ft
j ».-. 85. RYE FLOUR— Quiet. Fair' to .rood «4
; ■■■■* 25; lOiee to fancy. $4.',08{4 40. CORN
; MEAL — Steady. Kiln dried. $* 4.-, BAG mem
— Fine white and yellow, $140;:$! 45 cours«
SI :.:-risl 40. FEED— Western pprinff. ?■■ Ss®
122 3a; standard middling $23 55: flour do
$27 60} red doe;. $23 60; city bran. $22 hulk ?23
sacks: middling. $23»?29: red dog-, |29; hom
i; ;,;V,:^ 45 " bulkl $ ~ 3 70 sacks; oil meal,
<'OXTO>* — Quiet and fluctuations compara
tively narrow, with the close staady at a net
I loss of 12 points on September, but generally
1 point hlcher to 1 point low«r. .Southern «r>.ir
markets unchanged to 5-16 c lower. Local con
tract prices;
Tested
Open. High Low. •■■ >•>« day
gpptember 13.60 13.R2 15.43 13.45@135J 13.#i
October tO.SD 12.(^3 I*.§s 32.(>fi-f-is rto V oi>
November. — — 12.9S€li;.t>« lift*
December. 12.07 13.00 12.92 12.36912.97 I •■'
January... 12.*3 12.9 * rj--> 12.94@12.95 12.85
February.. — __ _. 12.57@12.<»9 12 :•:
March 12.39 13.06 1 ■_•..:. 13.03@15.04 la .:
May 13.04 13 10 13.02 13.07013.0S 13 W
Ju"e — — — 1:: 04#13 >>« 13 (10
July .. 13.01 13.01 12.99 13.C3#13.(J5 i,;.,
Spot quiet, with prices 5 points lower at
13.83 c for : Idling upland and U toe for mid
dlmg- gulf. Bates, •.7SI bales Liverpool cable*—
t^pot dull; sales, 5.000 bales; spacolaiian un ex
port, uOO bales: American, 4000 bales: imports.
13,000 bales, all Americar. MH-uplanil .< is.i
Futures opened Steady. unchanged to 5 points
advance. Clesed quiet but steady, at *. net d»
■line of 71.7 1 . points on September and a net ad
vance of HiQl'a points on later month*. Sep
tember. 7.82 ! -Bd; B^ptambai Oetobar, 712 V.
d 6.90Hd; November-Decenrt>eri
*>-.S4d; December- January and January-Febru
ary. 6.81 d; F«*ruary-Marc-h. 6-M%d; llaruh-
April. 6.82 d: April-May md May-June, O.SiUd.
COFFKE Developed renewed strength to
day on active covering attributed to both foreign :
and local shorts and fresh buying for long ac
count following the recent sharp setback. Sen
sational strength at Haw- was attributed to
covering- as a result .•; very bull conditions i
in the primary market. The mark'- opened firm
at an advance of 64 - point*, and eloMd steady
at a net gain of :_'-?::r, points Bales for the
•i.v were reported of over 30.000 ba?s. The 1
French market opened - ;*; * .j 1 fra*^ lower, but
advanced very sharply during the day. arid !
Closed at a net gain of %s\ franc! Hainbursr
was \i@% pfennig r-ieii^r. Tli» Brazilian mar-!
kets wj* lower by ."xkJjIOO reis. but the rate!
of Brazilian exchange on London was 7-32 i
higher at :-" 8a - o that ----- shewing o* the
market v. as very firm. :jpot coffee firm, on the
basis of lO^e for Rio No 7. Local contract
avices :
Yester-
Opan. Hitth. Lo-0,-. • 'in - day.
September .. . 8.305T5.33 S. 1O
October - S.3T^S.4O 8.15|
Novembe,. ...S.?.r, 8.35 8.36 S.4')«as.r.o sit'
December ...8.45 8-50 8.40 $..*x)fi'B.sS 8.25
January ... - 5.<>3<38.53 J. 29
February ... — .".4 .,-."<; 5.2»
March 8.48 f-.fA 8.42 8.56®8.57 R.»
April - — — - S.5Sa-S.6ft S.X3
May ?.«"» 8.61 « 4.". B.flO<ffiS (XI K3.". I
June . . . 8.81 63 S. 3*
July ... 8.35 B.»M S.4!> R.«3*».«8 .«.4Oi
August . ..* -.4 8.54 3.-19 S 6405.68 8.41
PROVISION!* — There *m a sharp decline, j
particularly in the last hour, when liquidation
developed, in sympathy with a further Incline
in com. Balppeis and packers bought ribs and !
lard at the decline, but this support seemed to
have little effect 00 the market. PORK — Steady: !
me - r>tKfi's24:r >tKfi's24: family. $23®$C6; short clear,
$23 50@'$2t SO. BEEF — Firm; dmsb, $15951560;
family. $19@520; packet, }I6fflsl7; extra India
mess. S."»)3««S31. BEEF HAMS— $22*
$24. DRESSED HOGS — Ffrni; bacons, IS%c: ISO
li. 1;: *•. lOi^ «>, |3%i . 14* Ib, 13 % c; piss. 14 l»c.l »c.
CUT MEATS — Pickled bellies steady: smokins.
18, 1.. Ib, 17.- 12 TO, »*• ■ 14 ft. »C. Pickled
ham*. MVseMSc. TALLOW— Firm: city. 7?ie;
country. 7%4©8c LARD— Weak; Mid West.
I3.OSOIS.Me; city easy. 12Vic. HeSned South
America. 13.7r>c: Continent. 13.10 c; Brazil, k*es.
14 75c. fompuuml sl*ajy, 11 "•«(ull 3 »c STSAR
INEJ—OIeo. lie: city lard. 33%©He.
KICK — Steady to > ma with s Rood JeWjlne j
demand locally ami from -..,-.. trade. South"
crn markets steady. Dan Talmage's Sons"
Company, Now Orleans, telegraphs I^ouisiana
crop ra'ovenient to date: Receipts — Rousrh.
278.100 pockets, cgainst 432,800 last year.
?s — Cleaned. 249,400 pockets, compared! with
254.1K3 last year. Talmage, CharlMten. tele
praphs Carol movement to date as show ins
receipts of 108. 123 pockets and sales of ■ 02,21
left year.
SUGAR — There was a steady, but qui<?t m?r- j
k»-t for fined, with granulated <iuoted at 5.03 c
to 5.15 c net. less 1 per ceqt cash. Haw quiet
and vi changed, with centrlfngral, '•*> test, at
4.36 c; muiTOTaiio. HI teal S.Sji". and melavaea
suKar. SB tent. 3.<:ie. Th«? London market lor
beet sugar was 2Ud lower for September, at
12? 3d. and id off for other months, with
October at 11s M and May nt 11s 7'id.
MKTALS — •■'OPPRK — Standard easy: fnot
and September, 3 ;.x,.. 12.20r OcUsbtir. 12.1l"r'!T
12.20*-; Nnv>ml*r, 12 liVh- 12.2i k*: December,
. J'Al7'sff 12.2fi< - . Palep. 2S loos December, at
12.20 c London dull: spot. -- Is Sd; ftmirej.
£5."i 16a Lake <-cpp«r. ■ "- »7V»»: i.l«rtr<>- ,
lvtk- 12.5t»fr(12.7.V: i-«H»tii iS.2S@IXSOa TIN —
Weak: spot, S4-BflNfi3Sc; Seijtember, 34.tSim©
34.85e- October. 54..V«&34.»iV; \.i\-t»ii^r. 34.42)6
f0.3-J.Vic: Deretni-er. 34.25iJf34.60c. Salts, 10 tons.
November ut aJ.s<'c. l*'ndnt! weak: spot. £IMi
12s Gd: futures, £15T17s«d. LISAJ&^-B&ay. i.ST'a
gfi 42^0 New York anil i'2'Vn t.27>»c Eaat St.
l^oula. T^mdon, spot. £12 l<>a. -I'Ki.TKH —
Oui<-t X T.Off.l »'»>• Yew York anil " 3093.83 c East
St. LoulA rLoadon. spot. £2:'.. ! liny 1■ . »samd .
warrants. 4i<c4 I ~d in London. Locally I rim w»»
ouiet; Mo 1 fenmdry Northern. Flflflslrt2S: No 3.
■1AOM(91A: No i -. ■ then hm ■ No 1 B
••ft |l?7liir.*l« Hie iron f#r»M , ■ miclianxe<t. I
M«H..\>»l - \.SU SYUri**— Oui''. with
prices unchanee^.
NAVAL bTOUIA— Spirits turpaaUi tlrm.
■ Ufa prices about even. nOSiN—Kirm ■ 1 " 1 ' v " '
chanced. TA Ft — Steady to flrm.
Hir»F.i» — Klrm. with price* un<-hat;»».(
LEATHER- .Steady, with full but unchanged
prices. ;
OKI'--' — EsK"ntii>t ""- steady i" Htbb j
l.< niTS Stead}',
<>li ■» Linseed firm, hut no further ad
vance in prices. REriNED PETROLEUM—-
Unclianffsd.
roTTOVSr.KJ) oil-- sm.. • advance* wr«
rote.i eerir. hut th» v ..-■ an ■ i off ! '•"'■ un
der realizing. Cmdi) oil was arm and offered
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W^n*§& [47, Regent St London
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E«tab!lßhed 150 years TeleDhcn«: 247H «;»•—.--
SEASON NOVaiIES— EXatSrVE DESIGNS.
Irish Tiar«R BMf* Waists. Irish Hand £mb.-*J-
AriSß JjaC-S ered Dn3ses ' Blouaes. Ja«stßts. *c.
Iricsh T.a/»e« Bedspr»a<3s and Shams. Hand En
41J " aja'-cb fcrntdereJ and Trlmm«d t^c«. e?r
Irish T aj>pc Table Llnea. Finest Quality Hand
iriSn LaceS >tr <*>«?» Lars* Variety Balhrl«-
Tri«?h T.on« Ban* Hosiery. Irish Poplins. cf?l«mn
Insn Bog Oak and Conncman* Marble ttouttZHl
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE, u h23S?&-
PARIS SHOPS.
L. CIRAUD.
TROUSSEAUX. LAYETTES. ROBES
Cannes; Paris:
31, Rue d'Antibes. j 4. Rue Castigliooe. 4
pparinfely, trhile the demand for spot oil wu
j good. Leeal contract prices:
! Yfste<--
Open. K*zh. Lew. Close. day.
-r-" 1 — ■ — — 10.20gl ft .50 10.24
September. 10.2"> 10.25 10.23 I<> 16© JO. 23 10.32
'■"•■■'-■• B.M ii.-, X.83 8.92® 8.98 8.83
■ November. 7 T'» 7.71 7 <;t 7 t»~g- 7.»j8 - 7.60
I Deeetoeer. T.BB ' 7.37 7.34 7.330 7.37 7.85
I January... 7.33 7.33 7.33 7.32-3 7.3U 7.."U
February.. — — — 7.32® 7.35 7.34
1 March 7..14 7.34 7 •'.:: 7.33$ 7.53 7.34
. Ma;. — — — 7 344 7.40 7.33
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Tuesday, September 13, 1010.
_ BEANS AND PKAS— Receipts for th- week,
• 1.1-4 Kaio beans and 873 bags peas, export*.
375 beans, 303 peas; imports. 2,tihu beans. r*>
peas. State marrow beans plow, and receivers
have yielded about 2^c in price. Closing sales
. are at .■?:: lO@s3 ll'ii ; stocks nut large, but lim-
I ited outlet. Medium are dragging at about
;$2 7a Pea in moderate supply and quiet, though
. held steady. Prices for reij kidney were re
' duced a little last week under some pressure,
: but exporters took a fair quantity, mostly at
$4 iO@s4 45, and supplies art bow »*> light that
there Is a Ihtla at.'ongi-.- holding at th* cioee.
Whit* kidney steady. Yellow eyn about out of
Hist hands. Turtle soup in light supply and
very firm. California lima have moved out In
jobbing at ?."? 20. Exporters took 500 or «•«•
, bags of Scotch peas laat week, and market is
. now jirm.-r. BEAN'S— Marrow, choice, bush
:f3 IO©?3 l. ; -; fair to good, FJ\KQS3 03: medium,
■■■■•!■•-. |2 70@$2 72? 3 ; pea, ?2 7o^s2 75; fair to
a" 1 ■■. ■<- i^'3s- <«. imported medium. $2 23<9
I {-35; pea. $2% w s2tf; white kidney, choice.
$3 159x3 25; red kidney, $i 4,i(b.54 s<>; fair to
I good, $4'g.«4.Tt>, black turtle soup. $3 10® $3 15:
lima. California, $;; 15-^<3.20; TEAS, Scotch
buih, I? 42«552 45.
BUTTKK— for the weak, K4...-.7: 1 .
; Bkgs; last week, 2S.ls*> pkgs. Immediately fol
; lowing- our last -weekly report fancy creamery
was advanced '.■. a pretty good trade fol
lowed, but toward the close the market became
quieter, and there has since been a slow de
wand. Supplies show considerable increase. To
! day the weakness was to marked that pries
i declined lc on all grades from SSe upward. Spe
, ciaU are now jobbing at ;Ug3l'*c and extras
1 are offering generally ■• 30c. Firjta and a* -
j osida are in accumulation and pressed for sale
lat the figures quoted. When the market was
hi:rh»st there was some interest in storage
creamery, but the decline in fresh goods will
clOße the freezer doors for awhile. Lml» stats
dairy ming this way. Process advanced >-><■.
■ under strong Western advices, but business has
1 been slack and tone is only steady. Factory a::
Backing stock firm. Creamer-,, special*, ft, 31©
::i4- extras. 30c; firsts, 27-g^^.c; seconds-,
23g2UVie; thirds. 24%©J3c; state dairy, tuba
tiatrst, 2b-@2»c; good to prime. 20 1 -'@27 s Vc - com
mon to fair, 23©24isc; proeeae, specials, ST tec
•Mras, W*s©27 . first?, 24025 c; second? 3c-
Western imitation creamery, firsts, 24933 c; fac
tory. June make, first?, 23iaCS4c; current make
first?, 23c seconds, 22#±Ifec; thirds, 21©aiRe
packing stock, June make. No 1. 23<a23^3i:' cur
rent make. No 2, 22322 No 3, 20©21^e
CHKE.^E — Receipts for th-» week 28,653
i boxes; exports, C 7 boxes. If looks as if we had
leached bottom in the decline in cheese values
Values •■!. the upstate boards are lower and
there has been enough trade here to enable
receivers to hold a 18c market on average fancy
whole milk stock. Business, however, has not
be?n risk, and a good many cheese, both whole
milk and skims, are still going to storage. There
are few its in the receipts that will realize "a
premium over our quotations. Occasional small
sales vt selected Oats of light weights and very
uniform size have been made at 15 ii 015 He. but
outside of special sales there Is praetieara no
business at a premium. Defective stock moves
elcv.vly at irregular prices. Top grades of skims
held stead exceptional sales at a premium,
but genera] offerings still within Quotations
ttate, whole milk, specials. 15**@17e; average
fancy, large or small, colored or white. 15 ( . ;
choice. 14% c; good to prime, 14-rUV . common
to fair. 10%©135ic: skims, specials. 12^ie; aver
age fine. U4@llV:c; fair to good. ■■« '<>' c
common. 6@7'mc: full skims, 2 '294c.
EGGS — Receipts for the week. Si23B eases.
Arrivals of fresh gathered egars ample for the
demand: high grades steady, the proportion be
ine light, but medium are dragging, in compe
tition with summer storage stock obtainable at
20®23e. The range ou One to fancy fresh is
25@2Qe. and on regular packings, 214j240 g-*ner
ally. but some marks go a little lower than lan
week. Little doing In early packed refrigerators,
which are generally held above ainaent selling
value?. State. Pennsylvania and nearby, hen
nery whites. al#SSc; gathered. 2-?ff32c": hennery
browns, fancy, .-..■ -.*• gathered, i26@2Sc; pn«ir
to fair, 221525 c; western gathered whites, 32#
37e: fresh gathered selected extras. 27'5'2i ; c: extra
firsts. 25@26c; firsts. 23@24< . seconds, 21©22 c:
thirds 19§20c; dirties, No 1. candled, l&c. No
2, 1 7-** 1 . poorer 14'Sltic: checks current re
ceipts, a? to quality, 12© 17c: refrigerator, spe
cial marks. fancy. 1"! . . .""■ I^c; firs 23ig'2ic;
seconds. 20©22 c thirds, 17*19 c
FRI'ITS— — Receipts /or the week.
54.504 packages dried fruit; exports. .'?7.^r> pack
ages dried fruits. Spot evaporated apple mar
ket shows 110 change. Goods moving out in
•mall way at well sustained figures. Future
market dull and lifeless, and closes weak at
abmit 7.50 c for Novembers and 7.450 for I'<»
cembers. Cherries rather poor in quality and
mevitiK slowly. New raspUsrrie* offered to ar
rive September delivery it 2" i -ft2lc. eld moving
out Slowly. Prunes, apricots and peaches steady
to firm. APPLES, evaporated, fancy. i!*ij», Tb,
li.'.,iiir: choice. .s» -di*~;' •. prime, rariots. *,•:
jobbing sales, S'-^frs'-;- . common to fair. t-'T7 ; .-.
1W«. as to quality. SMI9T%c: l!>tn, Southern,
V-r;7- RASPBERRIES. VJCO. 21c. CHER
RIES, 1910 I2 1 '13 : -.-'- APRICOTS, California.
180&, n«?14c; Royal. 1810 1 r-r -li !'■''?<• PEACH
BB. u«*>. peeled. 12®17^ic; an per tod, 7.*> 4c.
PHI'NKS l\,'lr.- 1
FKriTS — FRESH — High ?rade apples
steady; m«-ilum and lower qualities in buyer *'
favor. Fancy Bartlett pears rirm; ovenipe or
otherwise defective stock moving slowly: other
kinds sham little ehamce Fancy pea ».o firm:
medium and lower qualities dull, but prices show
a wide range. Plums steady. Fancy grapes
met a fair demand: most of the supply is of i
ordinary quality, and comparatively few lots
reach our hishest quotations. Cranberries about
steady Colorado muskmelons of Irregular qual
ity and condition and .«riow!ni» a wMa range;
nearby stock in light supply and rarely prime. '
Waterme'orfs favor the buyer. Pineapples doing
• f «tier under >•»■-■ I v .'»#~ elenmneff nn.l lighter
current receipts. APPLES, red tal/le varieties. .
double head hb'_ J:;.js! 50 ■••n. J2,VVSjJ4W;
ordinary. »8e?3; open head bb!* »t 200*2 23
CRAB APPLES, small. bbl. $a.a*«i; lane». S'M%l ; |
PF \RS Barrlwtt, $2*rs.'» 30 keg, *1 .p*B*l. p *B*l "Tt;\
Peefeel bbl $2 50©$4: Beurrp Pose, *::■:s!. Shel
don $2 30fiS3.V>: other if->4-Ki varieties. $:::.'■:
S3 25; common. Ji"«Jl'."n. PEACH BS, choice
tii fancy, carrier, $1 7."652: common to good, ,'
Sl^.ii .V) 1 ..i,^i,^ t., inni'v banket. M.Vsgjl; 1-. .r
to good. •_",... 7:..- small baaatetji. SO«Ttc PLUMS. ,
lurir- l>iu-». H-lt> '■-•■'• 2.1#3.>c: Gre«aura«:« and
Rein« 1 laude. ao*Wsc; I>amwn. IS®B6e; PRUNES.
rjerman. 306C5e; common kinds. litei.V:
GRAPES, upriv-r. Delaware, gift crate. SOOtne; :
Niagara (VXgtwV* black varieties. .v«fr7.">r HASP
BERKIKK pint. 7©Be; ItITCKLKDEUKIKS. •
quart 7ff120: 'BAI BHJHKIES, Cape Co 4 hh!,
Sr>'tjsG '.T>- MtSKMeU>XS, Jersey, 50c© Jl St: 1
r-rate. 50c®$l 60 ('.dorado, standard crate. $t 50.«
S3- tut ciuu. t>w-Ii*l: WATERiIELON*. «"<»! to ,
finer, carload. $ll5a$13O: poor to fair. |30«Jt00:
PINF *'■! 'i I"-- Florida, .-rate. Jltts3 2j; ' 'üb«a, !
$a«*«n ■-■ Porto Rico. imtt -•'•
HOPS — Reeelpta for th« w«w»k. 1.0C7 bale*;
\nnt wvek. VtJS t.alet". LaeaJ Mi>ll aimea* nnm
iiwl New st..,vk la w»Wl«n« fc-rwartt slowly
and the nl-1 B0P« In moderate supply. Hold ri
nr- nskms •■-■ 22W»*o f.»r th.< new cr»r. »nd
Ct<*l»rs are ulfctng about -•<>■ ; On the Paciiti-
Coast a fen tracts liuva been madje at
V,,!«,- State. ir'U'. seedlings. It.-. 22(i2.V; IWJ,
luadium to prinif, 20fi22c; 1 -tn. Coast. !j»Il).
ISCITe; 1900. prime to choice, ■..:"■ medium j
to good. tfMflV: Wet growths. itf.^c. <!«,,- I
mena. turn. UAJSc.
HAY AMI STRAW — continue in
eiref* Cl drmand. aud on all but IkM top grjules
>.if timothy the market I- m buvtn 1 fever, with :
sales r-tking a wltt* rnn^-. Hoat r«N«-ipts con
tinue tieavy and th« ttoctal in traaati by rail
■how no decreaif. Market (hill <>n genera! 'f -
fertngs of i-l.:>ver an.i inlxeil baa und »mM bales ;
even lower than we quote. Rye straw a little
•aai*n with «^"-, aboiti too for beat mi HAT —
Timothy, prime, large bal«* i'»> it,, Ti 10; n-» :i
and 1, 7.Vlisl or>: timcthv. old. ha to quality.
$1 Itf: shipping. "'"" paektn*. .V*.*: clover and
,■;.,-,.•.■. mixed. ... '-J<>-, STRAW, «wt und wheat.
4fH:.
rot i.tk\ — ALIVE — Including exnrelm stork,
receipts fur the week fool ... •■ H parloarls.
t'nder heavy suwUes :>r! Ps derltned 1- Hem
•t-iv on fowls and roosters and 9Hc on chickens.
T\ith niHrk«»t dull and weak unit cutlook unfair
abl«. Turk«y« and other poultry in pmall pro
portioa In the receipts and held about steady.
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Midland Hotel
DERBY Midland Hotel
IV. Timlo, Manap^r. Midland Railway Uot*U
and Hefreslimeat Room*, etc. Chief Office—
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i Tariff on Application.
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HOTEL OHATHAM.
PARIS HOTEL DE L'ATHEIiEE
MniUJ 5 Ruo Scriba
Opposite the Grand Opera
"Th© Modern Hotel of Paris."
E. ARMSRUSTER. Manager.
OAR DE ULLE ET cfALBION
r iiOTEL OE LILLE ET d'ALBIGN
Z'23 Hue at n.aoi-. cioso to Place Voadoa* i
First c.ass All modem improvements. Ev«rr t
Jicnie comfort. Largo halL Fve«tauran^.
luncheon* and dinners at fixed price* or a la
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Grand Location. Opposite Tnileries Gar
dens. Private Bath*. Heaters. Kuonj
from 4 fr».: with Z Beds. 6 frs. Lunch.
i fr«. : Dinner. 3 frs. at separate tables.
! I'enslon from frs. 12.50. 4
SPRING CHICKBNa express. It>. U»9l§c
freight, 14 he; FOWLS. express. £«%®™S
; •>•:,!-• 16c: ROO.-TERS. lie; TURKEY &. --T
lac; DUCKS Uc; GEESE. 12c; '« -\: A
FOWLS, pair. 60c; PIGEONS, pair, --c-
DRESSED— Receipts fßi the week, « -*• *PkM.
supplies modarate. and market Btaad; to nrm
at about former prices, except on meJmn g^--e
chickens which are In liberal proportion tare
ceiDts and very weak. F<?wl» advanced -* c .,?f! t
of "this week and trie advance is »ell susta^aea
Chickens selling mainly from 100 » for
average Western, though !»!eeted broilers, wnich
are scarce, command 17®18« an.i seleetei roas.lnp
chickens 16017 c. Philadelphia and other nearb>
chickens In light receipt. Turkeys lower tor
spring, which are mere plenty, but arm '°r^
a£rini duolia steady at former prices. *£££
poultry quiet. especially chickens. J 4^ 1
killed-TURKETS. Weeeeen sprtnga, averaje,
Ib 20@30c- old. average- best hens or toms — .
fair to good. ISC3H;" r.ROILEKS. Phtla. .fancy
squab, pair. 40@S0ei fancy. 3to *»«•»* a.
- -
?V'rin G 'w^^^^!ek^%^:
is*****,.. Western — r- '■<- : milk t«.
wXr -4 » to pair. ISOtac elected Ursr*.
•;•, to 4 » eacn l«t?lT.-: general receipts.
I 5?; Michigan, scalded. l*Vi9lTc; t £«»»£•
selected. Ur?-. 3b to 4 ft each. 16c; aver
a"« run 14 l «@15c: Western and southern. J..-V
14c- FmVLS. Western boxes. 4? It> and over,
dozen iSc- 4.1 to 47 I*. 171117 *> » ««Jg;
d°r leffiWHo: l?ed. dr>- picked. SS ta4 » each.
IT, 24 to iw Ib. IH-,<-. Michigan, scalded, i.-cd
I7©mic; other Western. ITc >outh-rn .and
PI, n " V- -3i:-v Western. S#l<£: *»-■ >».-■
j . :.- ■,^-'; ^^-- : .w
I to pa- pair. Sncmi: under 3 rb. tfOQTSe.
Fr^fn-TURKBYA-voung toma. ISS27c: JOBW
SS tt T»' Ifc1 fc- oW t'onn. 24t125r; CHICKENS.
roartinir. mHk fed. I^*V: fr>er». lS«17c: corn
i»j iiiffi^w iryers. 14Sloc
POTATOES AND ' %TEr,ETAßr,ES— Potatoes
in «ntrlT. bat meetini? good demand and
„, 'jv to fifni. Sweet potatoes hay« sold fairly
w2TI with ' Sees 25c hi=her toward the close.
On or, in C ood demand for beat e r;vl-s. rah-
plentiful and weak. Carrots steady. Cauli
rtoters increasing tn supply and showing irrequ
',. aualltv and value Cucumbers and piocles
sill well 'when choice. Eggplants tOaw. Corri
plentiful and weak. Una beans less plentiful
and advancing. Lett ■ steady. Peas scarce,
but wnerally poor. Pepper* show •»««*• Improve
ment String beans urrtvm? freely an.l prices
Snttaue ™- Squash wee Turnips steady.
Tomato** leea plentiful and hisher for fancy.
\Ve ouote- POTATOES. Maine. Irish Cobbler, ban.
$liisl 70 Long Island, bulk, bbl. ?l 7r.tT?2 12;
Irair b'llk ,, M > Tb. $1 Bo©s2; Ferae round, K»K.
II 80611 . '.one. 51 'i.i'*Sl 7'>; <ifr,-rn. l*l«.
SI »->4±il 73- SWEET POTATOES. Kaytern Shore.
whit?c«v«m »i T.--IT*--- : brown - «* (M -< 1 73 : N ?r
#..Vi« and Virginia. $1 -"if: F w. Jersey, donole
'r bbla 5-.'*- 25: bask«t 40©We: YAMS.
Southern, bbls. $l"r.st>o: BRX;SSELS SPROUTS,
n'lart CffflOe: REKTS. toe* bnnrhea. »t 2T4i?l SO:
r-ARRfTS. new. bbls. »l »*»< Shelter Island.
<1 ' 7.V»V >- I*° ■■.■.■,■.. $1: rABBAOHB, ton. $W
hiV-- 100, J3©»4; hbla. 00fit5c; CBXERT. rtaM
aiul jersey, doz-n, lii«2Tm.-; state, ■ .•-. 51US2.
■f"v'ri m>' - 1 bbls. ?2S*4; Lou tsUßd. $1
fi-S' 23 MBKR3. Western New York. hu*h.
3SA73e* Jersey, h ■■ - 75ct»«1 ■"•" bn^ke^. 404r75c:
box Ss©soc: ong Island, bbls, 75c-ffsl 75: Shelter
Island *1 26©«t; I't'Cl'MBKR. PICKLES. Jersey.
7 ail M: i: • » ixi-1 County. .?:;.;s:•,.:■ Western
•New York. 100 ■_• -J'.. basket. «rxe>Ss<- !•>;<".
PLANTS. Jersey, bbl. 30«-<«$l; basket. 25«*><::
ORJBBN i'OEN, Jersey, 100, *••< a*: s«>: LIMA
BRANS Jersey, potato basket, 7*. •■•fji -" fiat.
4IK»<«V-; llackeruiack. bag 730«*l 23: Lflßgi la'
an., 6< : cw4l 12: I* -up Utaad and Jersey, flat. 25
(fiMV- r>ETTT*C*E. Western N>m Yr»rk. basket.
NUrWSI TH; dry. i isasa •■».. $l«? 2: state, bisket.
.•si.-ir* 1 2T>: OKRA, Jersey. nv. l»Hjt.V-; peac*
b;i-*UPt 2513*75.'; N'T. !VX-Rsl: half bbl biisket. S«
,t<^ ONIONt! »t;»i» »n.l Weaeeei white pickle.
bush crat-. «l*Ji» I-: •»»;« »=^ UV r, e ',vV«° 1 t «- r
white, .-rite. 7.Vcf*l: yellow, baff. *t ..O^Sl «>. .
mo lb hag. $1 12tt$l 25; Orange Coonty, whh-,
bat. *t ssets: y>t s'.fc?,* "i; y*: 11 "*- ?l? l S *K*JS;
Connecticut Valley. \eH"w. 100 n. tog. *i ->«
*1 st) white, hbl *- " >«M -■--:• }Pl
lew <: ... •*•■ r»-i. H crsl "-. 'i.<-n« lafai and
jerw-j yellow, $1 :■"''« re.l. $l&*t :■•>; Jersey.
white Mplrkle, baakat, *1 "<-•-•!■, Jersey, white.
ißilict 9iV4r|T: renew, wall red. 3TC851;
I'VUSII'Y Wenifrn iitm York, basket. 4OW">''<';
b.>\ •'50nVV- PEAS, basket or ba<. SUcJ??2: PEP
i> HS rikt'rtHMM. Wjl. $t 8«ej»l 78 other red.
Jt ".-.!>isl Z*>- Kret-n. hull and lone. »iC© s .V: che«>se.
60075 c: cre-.i. supar bbl, fVnfl »: baakct 55«
ftit,- PUMPKINS, bbl. 3Of(?7S<:; ROMAIXE, state.
I Lak< rAhytW"-: Wwinn N*» York. box«j. ."'v;
SP!N\CH baskci We BTJUNQ BEANS, wax.
bamket. o^jiiKH.: .... ra«7ic; was. bag. ( f^?^;
jrtvpn Sna7S.v nwifhy. hasket "r bag. ftnjfoiif.
lUtttmor*. »••*•*. :«'«:.v S«L*AS»I. HsibUard.
bbl NV4i*l- iiwrrow. rJ>*f7r>c; white or yellow
fflrtnfl WKfe: TfHNfPS. Canada, rutabaw
*1 l"n*I 9: fniiir Island an^ Jeriw»y. 7."-& M.
white ' 100 ' bunches, $1 «l«2 .'-.; TOMATOES.
Mhitnv bush. 91 •'*' "■" HUtml . bt»x, ..Vt*
$1 -■-, "nearby. :.- . >.<! 25; South Jer'ev. .Vx-@
$1 ~j:<. J«r?«iv. U«iaw*r, »!i,.| MaryUcd, pe»eh
baek«-t. 23650r.
HOVKV — N>w slat* 1 comb arriving freely
and n\e«tiag f.r.n market. Old California ex
tracteil ...-.,, Not mwh demand for old Southern,
irraiM Stale nnd nearby comb, fancy, tb.
l»V- v. , 1. »' v : n • 2 13t?He: California, ex
trauievi. water white. l>Ytc; whit«. B»»«ttc; light
FRANCE. BELGIUM AND GERMAN^.
Hotel Cecilia
Hotel Cecilia
11, Aye. Mac Mahoo. Arc do Tri
omphe. Suites with baths. Cable*
Cecilia. MVIt. THAtTU, PROPS.
DARlS:Ave'derOpera
HOTEL MONTANA
I New & Up-to-Date Hotel
1 TRY IT ll
I YONSCrand Hotel
\j 1 \J .' O Most Up to Pate.
HOTELS IN GERMANY.
Di? IT C r||T VT Room* -*•- prtot*
HOTEL BELLEVUE
Listlnxniib**! House of old reputation. Ca!qa»
position B. KOXXTTEtX). G«a. Manager
Wircoinru WeU • a "* l lo *
I L U U A U I n \ Asaerteaa Visitor,.
PALACE Hotel & Baths
AUSTRIA, HUNGARY, SWITZERLAND.
VIC ill! A The n Austria a!
ICiIHA In Austria,
HOTEL BRISTOL
Lot-ate*! on the Fii»niaoablf Karalhawrtac.
and the (aTorlt* resort of Amerteaas. Per
fe<t French Cuisine ana rtioic* wine*. _
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
Rome, Italy.
Gd. Hotel Qnirinal
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
Hiehlr reputed and ftwhionahle Ist elas*
H»f-i In th* healthiest ami flapat part of
K''R'i- F.very modem comfort and luxury*
Grand Hall. Band. Private bathrooms. Per-
HIGH fUs^ FRENCH R STAt^A>-T.
"team heat thkolghoct.
Clini »N BEAUTIFUL
CilUMi PRIVATE PARK
"EDEN PALACE."
CicUmi private park
"EBEN PALACE."
VEUIBE Hotel] o^cj-,^
II I : JV v ! Spiendld View.
■at . . . .. I Sectrtc Lleht.
1 Royal Darnell ' !1 I^ lJft '
•f ' _. Rallwar Tirkrta.
All Modera < .imfr>T«.
Newly EeflttedJ
EN ICE. "S7i-
VENICE. "STST
GRAND HOTEL -^T, 1 —
U_s fr.mtago -<f
100 Feet co too A. PIA.HTA.
i.r-jmi Canal. 1 Man— c««-
j amber, T : ;1»- -•-:;-.-". extract^, gallon. 6*3.
- MAPLE SUGAR— Quist. firm. <***£""
boldia? on tc their comparatively ItshE'"^ 3
with confidence. SUGAR, rs. 13@14c; sTRCP.
- - BMc.
Hist a!I srades of domestic peanuts
movtns""out wen for Use season JuT=bos ; b-Mji
Eheiled and un^ell-d. steady. Spanis^ sfceUe4.
No 1, arm: No 2 weak and lower. PEAXVT^.
Vtrstnte, band picked. Jumbo. n>. •-'■ **?:
5Ug5Hc: extra. 4.V»a4'4c: >el)«d Jpmbo. &\*9
9~; -...;-. 1, «mc: No - 4.-. «.:. Spanlsa
shelled. No 1. - '''. - No -■ 6g«^c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CMbm Pept IS. — K--v ■■*•!*» Thar th« wotliTi
available supply a* wh*»t !» now 5-i.<>»>.>XiO bu3h
Urger than a year ago -weigheii down upon prices
to-day The elO«B »as %c to **g T ic lower thaa
HWlj fr hours previously. Final sales of
corn showed a not 1<?&3 oi hz'QV+c. oats rlni«h*i
UeHc down to l»cl »c ip and provisions •-!■• at »
&CIIXM of :s<Sl7-ic to 45<-. LJsht arrrva.s of
»l«at in the Nnrtb««»t were said to r-» itlusl*-.
i-upplies in toai section aocumulafc: rap^lly.
%- to the abwiire of shippias — -a--! U
was also alleged that loaded cars, delayed Pr *
la-k of motive power, were crowdimr th<» siding*
south and _. cf Minneapolis. Comfort -!<■>
by the bulls from axport talk at Ba..:^rxr«»
tu-iu-d out equals hollow, m far as coald &•
discerned here. OSerlnss from Chicago •»»•
tirr.-or* b^low the actual current cash basis
tHOUKht r.o r»?pon»e- It was a ' low - nesitatia?
mark»t throuirhout. with the clos* «wy at nearly
the lowest prices of the toy Rare? of prices:
Tester-
Whe»f Op-n. II!?h. Low. Clos«». day.
Septerft*V.. «WS »« »S WJi . a *.
r>ecemb-r !«>S SS)^ B»'S 89 1 * 51l«» l *
3tov .... '-.51 OS »•»« «08H Jl(»^ K^H
S«4°e r mber.. .-,? Si ; m mm 57S
li«mb*r... -V^'i 5..S v , .V.. »*»
May sS'i 5S!s 58 68 *» 3SV
Somber.. 33 33H " »Ji »••
Dumber... =3 . ST»)* So . Mi 3»U
May 3^H a>«>» 3>H S> 1 * 38-»
October ...12 V> 12 40 12 22 12 22 12 45
Januarr ...10 *> 10 *> 10 67 10 «7 W »
Oetob*r .. tin ii at ii so It *> 113
January ... 9 " S> «0 >- »7S »»
Octob^ ;..2OMI =035 y>lo 20V» 2O«
-- j ■■»*: :>»■ T"4O B«
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston. ~.- 1^- — Although there is arttr
ity In the local wed market at present. ther»
la' a g--.- . demand for sro«ds which U con
sidered indicative of better buslnesw in th«
n«ar future. E»w material la beinir bonsnt m
very moderata quantities. Leading quotations:
Dr.m-stic Wools — Ohm an<! renosylvani;*.
f!«fM'M»li«> vr*sh**. kv XX. 3*« c: '- blood
cabins. 2>tp29c: ?». I\*»«: H. 2.g2Sc:
Mioh:s;in. Wisconsin and N«* \ork. 1m blood.
unwa*h^. 27^Csc; H. =7*»e: U. »»«£
Kentucky. Indiana, and ilia*oun. H btooA J»W
"~ScourVs* EJSiJh— Texas, fine. r2 months. •♦#
C.Zc- tine, six to fthl months. S3as7c: fine,
fall Soc. California, northwrn. SSttiSc; mid.dl«
ct unty 30-^slc; eouthern. 4,"1@47c: fall free.
•i.*&4f>c. Or«on, Easlcrn No 1 atapl*. «23C4c:
clothkny. i«>*»s7c: T«.Uey No 1. KftMt Ter
ritory fine staple. 64ft»i."c; fine medium. 53 9
««o- fin* clothins. >"i*" Sne medtam. Buffr
37. ! v, blood combine. 5-Sg«J2c". *.. J«jMe; ii.
C— '-Ac. Extra. 63c: fine. 60©62 c; A stfpors.
I— Extra. •;■"< . fl:;*. rtrtt»«ii*; A sCpws.
MO3Te.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool. Sept. 13— WKEA.T— Spot dull; fat
urea qui»"t: «>ctoNr. 7s 4.1 t>cemb*r. 7s 4** d:
March 7as!si. CORN— Spot easy; old .\nv-rt
can mixed. toß%d; futures qui^t: September.
4»7t»d: Oc»cber. ...... * . Canadian steady.
7s P'LOfR — Winter patents steady. *iH «•!.
HOI'S in ■n<*>n .Pa' ; Coast) •«?-•!>. i*9
£4 15-s. KEEK — Extra India mew firm. I.TU 9<i.
Pf>FiK— Prim* mess. Western. »lea.ty. l'»%» 3<J.
HAMS — Short cut. 1* to IB n>, qnt*t. '■•■'■
KAt't>N— ■ i»b«rtaa4 cut. -« •• ** "■•■ **••«-
T*»Qd; short "rib. I* to 54 th. ttrra. Sic: clear
N"l!»*9. H to trt n>. rim>. 7*-: long dear middle*.
li«ht. 28 «o 24 !t>. strony. Ma --~>4 clear mil
dlva. a**»ry, "-"» te> ». ■ Ib. stmng. 7tV: >>hurt jar
backs. 1»; to 2O R>. strong. ft>9. SHOri.DERS —
Square. II to 1.1 '»-. nn». S3*. LARD— Primo
Wrtwrn, in tt^Pcea. s?r.*g. «»: American r*
ttnej. tn pails, stronit. 635. CHEESE— Canadian
tir.-"ir whltr n*w quit»t. ■*■'" '*'■ l>B!U * m*»*t
roared n»»- quiet. it TL'RPELVTlN»—J*pir
it* «teaitv. 51« W. PETEOLEUJI — ReanM
steady. T! LINSEED OlL— Steady. 44» 6vU
CV)TTON'.<SWr> <■!!, Hull renn*d. spot. nrm.
3ls IM. TALLOW— Atxstralian in L^ndoa »troc<.
'Lon.ion. S=»pt. 13.— R.VW SlTOAß— Ceorrtfn^L
Us- muscovado. 11* 3d- BEET SCGJlß—Sep«em
b»r 1^ ;.l. LlNSEKT>— Calcutta. Septern^r
(VvK 74»4V»d. LnfSKEP OIL. 43* 3d.
t-'KRM OIL £32. FETUOLEC M — Amerteaa re
tin^d. 5 13-1 W: spirUs. 7- TI'RPENTINE—
Soints. 51»M. ROSIN — American strab.e<i.
14.4 0«i: fln>«. lHa lOtid.
Antwerp. Sept. 13. — PSTROLEOL 1» trues
50 cc tun lisa
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