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WILL B LEHIGH VALLEY
[Directors Vote to Enter Stock of
Road on Mew York Exchange.
~- directors of the Lehipn Valley Rail
,n,d ron-pany. at their meeting yesterday
5 Philadelphia, directed the officers to
!!-v. o for ltetta* the capital
£S of the company on th* New York
£S Eicfcaise. a step which has been
S from time to time within the last
S years by larpe interests In the property
•/,,,. -akinff of which is received with
'^faruon "r%Vall Street.
th* saock has been lifted on only
.^Philadelphia Stork Exchange. Rumors
t v aT the board might act upon the dW
*"J, resterfay proved unrounded, hut it
* '.„«, *xpectauon in quarters which should
L ir! nned that at th- regular divi-
Jsaxaeettair n«t month the rate on the
__..r ft«ck will be advanced from the
jc^sent fi P«r «nt annually, i-erhap? to as
"Cv,, stock amounts to only $105,
' ' -on which dividends «f 10 per cent a
ira« T^aid. The stockholders last June
-vn-z"<3 the increase of the common
sSFl«ra 5KW334.500 to JSO.tW.OOO. of which
• jos»"' - 5 1 5 1 and ing. Ti» outstanding
"^ '"T " 'a~^'i"3* 4.en4 .en for the admission of
JSJS to the SeTf York Stock Exchange
St «X to * n rrobabiiity be ma4e in time.
— j." 060 KB 4 r*^ cent firrt mortgage. J23,
#&m ccnscliflated mortgage obligations.
l,^ter"fii ar.d « p*>r cent interest: C6.635.
ov. 'cenerai roneolidated 4s and j:s.si?o.<'X^
Sdirteral trust 4s.
-. -jgj jj, pursuance cf th€ "communlr>
t* teterest- Wea then popular among the
Sfl«fs investments in the Lehigh Valley
Eae.swae b> «*« ••■■• Shore thr Rraa "
i-^-the Lacka-iranna, the Erie and the
r^'-ra! Eaflroad of New Jersey, their com-
Lia representing: a cle.-r con
,^ T2T 2 :?04. alter long agitation by mincr
v-r shareholders a dividend was declared
§ the common stock, the first since im
SS I P-r c«nt was raid in ISM. but in M,
the* annual disbursement has been
c wr fent.
t 150$ and V^< the five road* named dis-
Sd of their Lehigh Valley holdings.
~i-r'v a the open market. The price, fcow
*^' cnntinue-3 to advar.ee. and last De-
n d^-elopefl that the Bock Island
gj>aa beco^ such large shareholder.
" /-orientation was to be given them.
gfrSSSftf ? J —^ cf th!^ yoa ;
WlDiam 11. Moore, E. S. Moore ana Daniel
h B«d entered the beard. The purchas
b^aemand did not abate, ar.d in the spring
:-Z tve par value of which is CO a
,_..;. re.ihefl tta record Bgure of C 2123 a
:- tj,e pr:i!ade:phia market.
Tae la-fst buyers were the Pearson-Far
cutar Eradicate, who saw In the Lehigh
v--'>v a link a a possible ocean-to-ocean
itee 'ijßSt Jntr. *-h«a that ambitious ?yn
dieate fell Btp diffic-:iTies, their holds of
," rsnev. Rock island Wabash. M.s-
Fol^Farif.c and Denver & Rio Grande
trinrfcrred to Kuhn. Loeb & Cc. In
•a.Hcse i:s.r;rp they are understood still to
V Tfce Morgan interests have been dom
tszzt in LeWgh Valley th* last ten
r-ar? and arc understood to be still the
controlling factor, with the friendly Moore-
Eeid interests holding a substantial minor
ir. o: th« stock. The extent of the block
taken over by Kuhn. Loeb & Cc. has never
Vn publicly known.
RAILROADS BUYING RAILS
57,70€ Tons Contracted For —
Other Orders Expected.
Th?re was s ttiot<= cheerful feeling in the
«• ■' trade yesterday as the result of the
of a number of rail orders by
tsffions railroads, the total amounting to
S,^tor,!:. in addition it was reported that
««.rs wife about to be placed for 55.000
imt'mmSmna the Pennsylvania and New
r%tt CJentral systems were f^ai'i to be mak
!rr'd-ost^?? on their rail estimates.
Th« reads thai announced orders yester
day and the mount* contracted for were.
Tbe LouiETfile & Nashville. 29.W3 tons: the
•. - valley; 20.««> tons. an<3 the Kansas
r;,v. Jin;cn & Orient. E,*» tons. Th- Bof
tcn A- Maine war- reported to Ik; in the
r --:.,~ forf 0r 50,0«W tons, and it was said
that Th. Interboroagh was about to place
s- ztz'tt Tot 5.00G tons with the La'-ka
■rasna Steel Company.
Tb? l.oulsvil!s (i Nashville's order went
*" tte Tennessee Coal and Iron Corr.pa.ny.
■iifle the United Statei Steei Corporation
wrurefl the contract for the S.OOO tons
ordered by the Kansas City. Mexico &
Oyjer.-r Tht United State? Steel Corpora
iisjs ■«ill also roll 15,000 tons out of the
Jaal cf ."'"'•v. tons recently contracted for
»••- th* Norfolk & "Western.
It :r -Mr- c ':t c i that a number of other
rtais. ancmg ->.crn be!r.=r the New Haven
tra 2ie L^cka^Br.na. will shortly announce
•'<•.: resuirementE. but it is not believed
*••»• the aggregate of cr^^T-E will be as
'-.-r; ;3 u:ua! at this season; a«= s-veral
rfiThe '.ar=e roads have let it become
krown that they will not buy an>' ra:i£ for
:h» praent. sr.a other? win buy only the
a~ourt actually needed for replacement
«T womout tracks.
■
f EXPLANATORY NOTES
1 B 2^ tr tK3r - '•**'* » g ' - t 731. oirxta:! feme, las .
i c «®- *» srea.-nr rh-ki to *« icveL
i y^Sy- «w»wnoB» Sag, PCS a»r_ pcirtS C? «Ts>.' *•>
j -J*™*-" 25 *. flcSted Encs, ps 3£ through r<r.Tts of rcjiill ten
■ f"*r», «a*T. oc«yt?r«TO.trfeiif<g,yO. «Ml IfIOdCBCCS.
| G Car. a Party c**;. . « CM) Rain; 5 Scow;
j M taper. «a»3!s. Arrows fiy »£), the wiad.
! ■mS?!? 11 ** "fez* *esptr«tßTT- second . 2MOBT pr=e;>
. J™°" c Si', .ocr: or mere, tar 2* rows ; -; . , 8 p. m ytt
, rr-sjy^ tarfl, wind »ti jc<j when ! 0 or more c-.ilts p*t hcur.
THE WEATHER REPORT.
ivrm-d and r«trraJtt.— Waahiastoa.
• "■ — LltbtTrain f*U Cnrtn« W«!aeeday in
5* G«lt tut"! troan Eastern Texas to Alabama,
6 --ht-.. ni tight preeipit&ttea to Colorado, j
Elwrhene the *eatii«r t&rocsbtwt th« I"n:tr-d
"'-:'* «m« Usr flariac th* <!»... a^d ttiare »as
IT" 11 ***? elcrin * : «a in *«»» »e*tlon.
» <xn<!iuonfc wi;i «scnt!nu«; miiiwrhtt ooaet- 1
i-n tt>* c«nra! and eastern Ga!f states \
tfiOowea by tiir wither Friday. Ti:^ j
«*» »i;j bt ciouiy itTxl eum»-what unsettled I
1!':";-'1 !':";-' MlMitslppi Vall.y. but !!UI« If
KtaS^ ;• ! ''^"'ey to aotnmrbat higher ;*m
iSSai!*"* o'*0 '* *• oentwl Mls«tesU>j»l Val
ki»S«7Ti ??■« "tates. bat nc raark^fi change
mc"-vi' „ r L' r * n >" ■ectten ot the country our- ;
Tt* °t fw ?"«Ent hours.
D-t^cucD -t^cuc tuasl wiu be bri i to fcj£h !
recently concerning the policy of the rail
roads in the purchase of rails and equip
ment. "The Iron Ape" says that these re
ports are evidently due to the fact that
each art will be governed by its own con
dition ana noeds. In rejrard to equipment
or<lf>rj= thla trade authority fays:
"Considerable steel car business i;= like
ly to be EIV.J! out before the end of the
rear, IOvOOO to 12.000 cars being included in
the late estimates."
It adds that an early order is" expected
from the Pittsbur;? & Shawmut for 2,9*0
cars and a number of locomotives.
P. Ft R. MAY REDUCE ORDER.
(By Tei^grapn to r v „ Tribune.]
Pittsburgh Nov. 16.— Makers of Bted rails
In rittsburg are platrjjy worried over a r*?r
sistrnt rumor that the Pennsylvania Rail
road, which had been expected to order not j
less than 150.000 tons of new rails in 1911,
baa decided to cut this fisrure more than
half: that perhaps not more than >'*.-" :
tons will be ordered, with the promise of
supplementary orders to come later. The
basis for this rumor appears to be the re
port of the last inspection trip over the
road, to the effect that the road was in j
excellent condition. This hi taken to* mdi- j
cate that not many rails -would be needed :
this coming year.
MACVEAGH FLANS REFORMS
j Checks for Customs and Internal
Revenue — Currency Changes.
V.-aphington. Nov. 16.— Important changes
I in some of the issues of paper currency and
a radical reform in the method of distmrs
|ing public moneys under the Sub-Treasury
'system, will probably be recommended to
j Congress by Secretary MacVeagh.
The Treasury desires authority to jssu«s
[pr.per money in denominations most need
,ed Mr. MacVeagb wiil recommend that
:tne laws restricting the issues to certain
: denominations be relaxed. The demand for
i small notes is so great this year that the
j Treasury is Issuing $1 greenbacks tor the
■ Brst time since ISio. The is?:.- of $5 na
, tioral hank notes, now restric;«?d by law.
: might probably be increased.
; A radical in the reform of the Sub
I Treasury system will be a recommendation
•that collectors of customs and internal rev
i eruie be authorized to •■• , — i- certified
j checks of national banks in payment of
'dues under such regulations as will insure
! the government against loss. At present
[nothing hut cash is received for customs
' and internal revenue.
i Tho banks asked for a provision of law
Tto require the government to pay the cost
for redemption of its own currency and the
• cost of transportation between the banks
• and the Treasury. This Secretary Mac
jVeagh declines to do because it would cost
■ the government about $300,000 a year.
j Bankers also desired to have gold certifi
! cates, payable to order, of the act of IPOO
received for government dues at any place
i where such payment could be trade. Thi«
j the Seeretarv declines to recommend, on
:the ground ihat it would reduce tho cost of
! domestic exchange.
RAILROADS' BIG PROJECT
To Give Boston Better Trans
portation Facilities.
Boston. Nov. 16. — The first step in what
promises to be the biggest project for the
Improvement <*.f local transportation facili
ties undertaken for many years, and in
111 1 olvfng the expend tore of about $13,300,
! 000, was taken to-day by the Boston &
j Ktine and Xew York, Xew Haven & Hart
i foru railroad compan'e?. The two com
! ■p*ru <^ addressed a petition to the : eglsla
] rure for authority to juire th" Boston,
I Revere Beach & L^-nn Railroad upon such
! term? as may be approved by the Massa
j chnsetts Eoard of Railroad Commissioners.
Tb*- coirpan 1 ' whose control is sought ope
j rate? a narrow-gauge line between East
Boston and Lynn, with a branch line in
Winthrop, the' connection with Boston
pi<;r>er being rrsadi? by ferryboats.
The petition further asks that authority
be f?iven to widen the gauge of the road, to
I evt-=:Tid it on the north to connect with trie
| Portland division of the 3ostc:i & Maine,
i ar.'i to make a connection by tunnel be
i T-n.-een East Boston and the South Station
I in this city, trains in - -•. tunnel to be ope
i rar^i by eleofrTcity.
Timothy E. Byrnes, ... Nt of th^
| x«--a- York New Haven & Hartford and ct
the Boston & Maine railroads, to-day
'th?T under the proposed plan it will be pos
i sibl<* to <-arry passengers from New York
j t-> Bar Harbor. I hroueb Boston, without
! transfer by the new ro"j:te.
ANCIENT LEASES CANCELLED
State " ---. Board Prepares for Federal
Improvements on Upper Hudson.
■ ''Albany, Nov. 16.— 50 a? to make it pos
sible for tlie federal government to prose
cute without <ielay the' proposed improve
ment of the upper Hudson, to connect
with the eastern terminal of the barg^
canal st Waterford. the State Caual Bo^r< 4 .
to-night authorized the State Superin
tendent of Puhlic VTorks. Mr. Stevens, to
cancel the leases cf the Troy Hydraulic
Company and other power users to the
surplus waters impounded at the state dam
at Troy.
An appropriation of 51,355,000 ha? been
made by Congress to begin this work, which
j t i 9i 9 will cost more ihan $5»CD0.O00,
and will take four years to complete. The
leases cancelled by the state .in*" back
to I*3:.
DOUBLE TRACKING LEHiGH ROAD
: ehigi
:
-
. - Brook J
- ■■ ■ -
■ -
■
-orthwefit; Moth Atlantic roast, moderate ■
northwest; Gulf <-oa.n, li^ht to moderate
m-'therly; *>n t!i* iow^r laid, brisk nnrtr.
wesi; upper lakes, moderate northwest to 1
*l»tean»er» departing Thursday for Kuropran j
tw.'rts will have hn»k t,, j,j e h northwe»t to ;
!l! lt .^i winds au'i Eeu«rai|y f u:r weather to the .
Grand Banks. :
1 give Mt for M»rrial Localities. — For N*»' j
Ei:bl«h<l. E-astrra New yy O rk. Eastern Perm- j
• vivaiiia and NcW . J " rs ". v '- fair to-< Jay an Frl- j
2* n<(ln <(l tnueh cfaanp tn temperature; brisk
fffblrb northwest « in.ls.
Vor District of « dumbly ■ Dojavvar* and;
Mi rv!and. 'air to-day an(J FrillaV , warmer
For' W<H>f-rn -\.>w * orfc aj :li j.^nnpylvania.
r-iir to-dry and Friday; moderate northwest
... vest winds.
Observations of Cnjwyj f^,^ w , athM . bureaus, :
uU . n ..^.n..^^,,, lra:
,-ity. Tenperatur*: Weather.
ijbany ■ M noudy
Atlantic Cltj 4-j C!ou<Jy
N r E tf..YORK DAILY TRIBI>T TIUUSDVY, \OYKMP>r/R 17. 1010
Iheinze stock sells low
Coppers at Auction Go Under
• Market Value on Curb.
The block of securities, consisting .of
40,000 shares of Ohio Copper, 28,128 shares
c' United Copper and 15.700 shares or Davis-
Paly Estate Copper, which is supposed to
have been part of the collateral put up by
F Augustus Heinze -with the Mercantile
National Bank in October. 1907. as security
for ■ note of W30.000. was sold at auction at
the Vesey street salesrooms yesterday for
$202,448. which was considerably under the
market value of the stocks on the curb. j
The securities were not sold In one block,
bat in three separate lots. The 40.000 shares
of Ohio Copper brought $1 25 a share, the
25.12S shares of United Copper $4 87tj a
share and the 18.700 shares of Davis-Daly
Estate Copper were bid in at 82 cents a
share. On the curb the same stocks sold
at 1 13-16. .-M» and 1%. respectively.
Neither the identity of the owners of this
block of securities nor of the purchasers
was revealed at the sale, but it was not
denied that it was part of th« collateral
rut up by Heinze, to which, as pointed out
In The Tribune yesterday, it bore a close
resemblance.
Among the other securities sold at auc
tion yesterday were $38,099 par value of the
bonds of various corporations promoted by
the failed firm of B. D. Shepard & Co.
They brought a total of $2,100. Included in
the lot were 527,000 of first mortgage 5 per
cent bonds of the Santa Fe. Liberal & En
plewood Railroad Company. 510,000 of first
mortgag-e 5 per cent bonds of the Yankee
Fuel Company, $2,000 of first mortgage 5
per cent bonds of the Raton Waterworks
Company and one $1,000 Bret mortgage i
per cent bond of the Santa Fe, Katon &
I-- a Monies Railroad Company.
BLAZE EN" MATZOTH FACTORY
$25,000 Damage. Police Say; $10,000.
Accordmg to Croker.
Four floors of the largest factory in the
country for making ma.t7.otli. that of Meyer
London, on Grand street, burned last night.
Tenants of adjoining houses were driven
oul • smoko, but unhurt. Across lit
tle Oriental Park i? the home of the
Daughters of Jacob, where there was a fire
basement recently.
While Chief Croker estimated the damage
'. 00, the police fixed it at $25,860.
HUDSON & MANHATTAN.
The Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Com
pany reports for the month of August,
September and October as follows:
Aug. Sept. Oct.
Gross revenue (a 1 1
roes) $308,490 $-*!23,403 $351,216
Expenses and taxes. .. 132.940 151. 757 157.182
Met revenue $175,530 $171,708 $194,033
Int. on total int. bear
ing Ms. outstanding 243,968 243,958 243,938
Li^se int. chargeable
to construction 73.020 73,020 73,020
Balance $170,938 $170,938 $170,938
Other charges 20,856 30,657 21.149
yTotal deductions ... 131,794 191.506 192.058
DeflcJt .... . $16,254 $19,889 *f1.94S
•Surplus. tTotal deductions from Income,
being: nx*»d charges applicable against that por
tion of the propert; employed in present opera
tions.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco. Nov. The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were a? follows:
Alpha Con .06! Julia 07
Andes 06 justice - -05
B»s=t & Belcher... -2V Mexican 1.00
Bullion 09! Occidental Con... .42
Caledonia 17 Ophlr 1.22H
Challenge Con M Overman ••• .30
Chollar . ORlSavage 11
Con Cal & Va 99 taz Belcher . .... '•'-•
Con Imperial 02 Sierra Nevada... .IS
'■-own Pcint . 49, T'r.ion Con .24
Gould & Carry. - - .09 j Utah Con . .04
Hale & Norcros?.. - Teller* Jacket . .4"
RAILROAD EARNINGS
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC.
1910. 1909 1908.
Ist -srk. in Not. $54,922 $55,930 $42, 1 PS
July 1-Nov. 7.. 953 536 888.100 667,%5
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRONTON*.
;-• -»k. in Nov.. ?40.53 - 532.f166 $34,442
July - Nov. 7.. 776.957 592.230 633,455
<";eokgia southern & flobit>a.
Number cf miles '•'- 595 395
Ist wk. in Nov.. $■!.-..<■> 151.161 *™."27
.July 1-Nov. 7... s?3.ptc 755.177 654,196
RIO GRANDE SOLTIIERN.
l^t w-k; n Nov. : . 112 350 515.151 J11.972
July 1-Nov. 7.. 233,880 162.990 22*. S3S
AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
Month of Oct... 5339.37S $310.41* 6231,126
July 1-C>cf. 31.-. 1.436,171 1.330,433 2.341.038
EYRACCSE RAPID TRANSIT.
July 1-Sept. 30-
Total or*r rev. -:■■ 557 .«,".71.=6« f."45.i1<5
Total oper. exp. "- -" 292.014 536.0 M
V»t f«p«r rev. $130,705 -" • «■"■'• $109,037
•faxes accnj"'!-. 17,607 ]^.71« 15,3.',fi
Or----r income. $113,098 JC1.136 $93,681
Non-cr. income. 131 137 *68
Q rOFS income. $113,229 $61,273 $94,148
Tl d^du^^'onP fr.
gross income.. 78.653 76,323 73. 460
Xet r?IT , | nc . 134.345 *$15.0 Til $20,679
•Deficit. j
5 HEP E TADT RAILWAT.
.!ult l-eept. 30— _ j
Total" or»cr -T rev S3"? 4TO S2T.f:.:f>4 $244,273
Total oper.' e*p. lS9.2tvi IHO.niS 169.114
N*t oTser. rev. $163,214 Sl3fi.l4ri $95,158
Taxes zrrr-jed.. 13.»570 12,7-5 X - ?91
<->v*r income. ?143.r.36 ?r. > ".3. I: $86,266 i
Non-opcr. Inc.. 2.547 ;3.400 4.154
Gmss income. $152,383 $126,755 $90 150
It. deductions fr
sr«ss Income. 24.876 23.510 20.780
Net corp. tic. $127,607 $M8.94S $63,670
!J:urßday,sav.l7,
i iaio«
Local TempcnniTe D«ta
for Tb«» D»te.
Normal .43
Highest . .70 In 139*
to*esU + .Z2 In iBB2
Locm] Preclr;»tfc» DMi
♦or Tbt» MontV
■onHi 3.4-4 lsotta
Grca»tj.-fi.' la 1883
bead 0.75 la 1503
Boston ; * §25*
Buffalo • •■•■■.■■■.;;;;.;; !-J!m!',h
KFssg « °™**
Ixwai officia' Record. — Tt*.- folio win c official
-■•• ti frC1 n the Weather Boraaa shows the
T T" T< t* in ttse tomperatutv for th» last twenty^
C , " !ioar« in comparison with the ■ ipondlng
*«• ".-^SS: -!■■ P «wo. LBIO
BU 37 Op. m 50 4«>
:; a. "> jg :jO: 9 p. m .-ii no
...,;• 43 .'Will 1. m ; ff H # j •»$
H a. "i jjj SfljlSp.in .] jy;
IS IB 53 -SI j
4 P ', h'Vt "t»-«'J* rature yeulera *y' A > decree* (at
lliS .. lowest, 3": av^rase. 38; average for
'" >rreH JJ V n- date last thlrt^three £.rB.. rB . 4.,
PortW 7w<»«- Fatr t "- (i3y anJ
(>xal r"' northwest winds.
[ CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & GUIjF .
Month of Fept- IWJ^ IW »^
Mileage ••■■ t2 r,.>.<ir $210,102 510 546
??S! ffi : S: a :^ __-!^
! Ri^. **s wg
Outside op. (Jrb.)______jfl' Hi i _ '
«o« 708 $73,112 Sls fV>*>
m rer. 588.^ ;
Op. r ."in^me.'~7?rTS **■» ,17.334
Total opt-r. HEP. +* 1 _;__
Total oper. exp. 4l -— " 3 '>■*>-
N>t .per. rev »1»1» * K '-<« •»«•
Outside op. (deb.)___l^ HZ __
Total net ngg 18t753 -;*]
Taxes _ . _ .
Oper. |rcomP . H76.2W »2T.7.Sh* '$81,618
»Deup— e.
AMERICAN UGHT & TRACTION.
._ , 1010- Increase.
Month of Oct. $536. G54 $42,837
Gross earnings- -•■•■ - 11,138 2.2611
Operating expenses . — t ;
.. $345,568 140.376
Net earnings.
Jan. 1-Oct. •" 53 0<)9.542 (380.872
Gross earning"---- 100,550 12.455
Operating expenses
.. $2,900,292 $377,377
Net •arnlnt.-s - *
Nov. 1-Oct. 31— 13.733.313 $522,306
Gross earnings * 118.756 25,701
Operating expenses __j ,
Net '■arninp" ■ • **'™-™
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian H. Muller & Bon:
By order of executor:--.
10 shares Christopher & I«th Street
1 *105
14 shares First National bank of
.o^^^roa.w,;- Trust 'Company 145
•jo snares Westchestcr and Bronx
Title and Mortgage Guarantee
S3 KTres "xatVonal" Purely' OOTngj^
40 share." Wllllam^burgh City Fire
Insurance Company ••-•• "■
■2 shares Mrs. C. Donovan Com
pany; per share * lUJ
By order of administrators.
$C"« 5 deposit in Union Bask of Brook-
720 95 deposit in Union Bank of Brook-
Ev order' of "cVe'cutorV 'and administrators.
50 shares Royal Baking rowder
Company preferred., v.-'i"
SO shares Royal Baking Powder
Company common -- ■ ivl
50 shares American Brake Sboe and
Foundry Company preferred • *«
400 shares American Brake Shoe ana
Foundry Company common •••••■• «a*
16» shares American Hard Rubber
Company preferred .......... ll> '
336 shares American Hard Rubber
Company common •-■'
200 shares £eth Thomas Clock Com
pany common jl***l*' Siß '*
50 shares Royal Baking Powder
Company preferred ••• 100*
50 shares Royal Baking Powder
Company common ls
By order of executrix.
$1,000 Urban Railway Company of Lima
first mortgage 6 per cent gold
bond, due January. 1927: Janu
ary 1911 coupon attached; inter
est subject to 4 per cent income
tax ■• '
100 shares W. E. Tyr»r Company; s<»
shares Warehouse Company of
Baltimore City (on which .=hare
value of $4 37 has been refunded):
•200 share's New Southwest Pub
lishing Company; lot - *•
10 shares Robert Crocks. New York;
per share *"
360 shares Patten Vacuum Ice Com
pany. New Jersey; 25 shares Pat
ten "Vacuum Ice Company, Lim
ited. West Virginia; lot •>»
For account, of whom it may concern.
6.000 shares Sun and Moon Mining and
Milling Company; lot *1'»
1.000 shares Federal Mining and Smelt
ing Company preferred; per snare SIS
100 shares Federal Mining and Smelt
ing Company common; per share. 5-0
1,800 shares Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company "'
$20,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
4 per cent convertible bonds, ac
crued interest to be charged 83
200 shares Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Company; per share »16%
307 shares Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company $50\
80 s- hares Mortgage Bond Company
of New York 11314
12 shares New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company 1.128
$507 14 claim of McGrade & Meyers
against Union Bank of Brooklyn
for deposit . . 42
60 shares Murphy & White Co $1,000
60 shares Murphy & White Co .. $1,000
1 share Clinton Hall Association.. 50 -
$f.,000 New York. Susquehanna & West
em Railroad general mortgage 5
per cent bond.-. due August.
1910; Interest February and Au
gust: accrued interest to be
charged 5 "* 1
10,000 shares Ohio Copper Company: per
share $1 25
28,128 shares United Copper Company
•nrr.mon; per share . •»%
15. 700 shares Da-, Daly Copper Com
pany second Instalment of assess
ment of 50c per share unpaid; per
share |0 S2
112.000 United States Mortgage and Trust
Company first mortgage 4 per
<.-ont collateral trust bonds, dv«
1922 series M: interest February
an<j August; accrued interest to
b«? charged .■ - ■ M
330 shares Eisner Mendelson Company
8 p^r cent preferred: p»r Bhare;;'. W
16 shares Michigan Centra! Railroad
Company ■ •■'"•' )
100 shares New York and Queens <>as
Company . - ■ ■ M
(S.OOO Yankee Fuel Corr.panj- of Colo
rado fir=r mortgage .^ r°r cent
pnjrj bonds, due October 1926 Or
tober, 1900. and subsequent ,■•-'!
pons attached; $5,000 Santa I>.
Liberal -v Englewood Railroad
1 'ompany first mortsrag?. 5 per
<"°m gold bond-, due January.
1&35, July. 1909, and subsequent
coupons .--,-.,.-■ : lot . $100
$7,000 Panta Fe, Liberal &- Englewood
Railroad Company first mortgafte
.*> per cent gold bonds, due Jan
uary. 1938; January. 1909, and
rubiequent coupon? attached: lot. $*0
11,000 Tankos Fuel Company of Colo
rado first mortgage S per cent
gold bonds. due October 1926 Oo
rober 1909, and subsequenl cou
pons attached lot ?4*5
(11,000 Banta Fe. Liberal & Englewood
Tiai'roS'i Company- frst mortgage
Xi per c*nt gold bonds, dv« Janu
ary. 1988, July. 1908, »rd anbse^
quent coupons attached; '."'•
Fharea Panta Fe. Liberal a- Eng!?
wood Railroad Company: lot . . f«oo
$1,000 Santa Fe, Liberal S. Englewood
Kallroad Company first mortgn?«
5 per cent cold bond, due .Janu
ary. 1836. July, 1909. and subse
quent coupons attached; lot $2*o
11.000 Yankee Fuel Compan of Colorado
first mortgage 5 per c«nt coid
bond, due October. 1926, April.
1909, and subsequent coupons at
tached; lot. f£S
12,000 Raton Water Works Company of
N.'-.» York first mortgage ."> per
cent gold bonds, duo February,
1985, August. 1909. and subFe
nuont coupons attached; lot . . . • $30
f2,o<y) jJanta >■'■ Liberal ■■ Englewood
Railroad Company first mortgage
6 per pent gold bonds, due Janu
ary. 1936 July. 1909. and subse
quent coupons attached: lot 5715
$1,000 Santa Fe Liberal a Englewood
Railroad Con pany first mortgage
r. per cent cold bond, duo 1830,
July, 1909. and subsequent cou
pons attached: $1,000 i^anta Fe.
Raton & Ops Molnes Railroad
Company first mortgage 5 per cent
gold bond, due March. 1936, >- i'
t ember. 1909. and subsequent cou
pons a ttached : lot -"»
20 shares National City Bank of
Brooklyn '- >p --»
R shares Chicago Rock Island &
Pacific Railway Company - 160
$.-. 333 Participation certificate in a cer
tain second mortgage made by
the 40th Street «>. Madison Avenu*
i-ouipany to the Knickerbocker
Trust Company for $140,000;
lot $100
Deposit receipt Issued by Knickerbooker
Trust Company a.« depositary,
under the terms of the amen.ird
plan and ' agreement of January
20 1909 covering the deposit of
$10,000 face amount Rockinghani
Pnv. ™r Company first mortgage f>
... cent bonds and $5,000 first
mortgage preferred stock; 10t.... $100
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by ■' Thomas Reinhardt. No. 38
Broad street. New York, and No. 54 Devon
shire street, Boston.)
, Open. High. Low. Clcie.
B.iare*. ... 4444
7.000 a .a) Xcv" Mines.V.US . !■».. 12 12 J4
1.470 Arizona Cananea. - 4 A »■» ■- 4-, 4.
SOOArlrona, Minea...- _»A •» t 6K «H
2.000 Bay. State. Gaa »^ '■•, 3.- .■■■ %
12<> Bohemia , , - IS «■*
lint Boston Ely J, 4 I 3I 31 * „**
l.«;s*i Cactus CorP e «" -'3, ~ v -[; ™J,
1,565 Calaveraa --■ ,'** •* - <*
100 Calumet-CorWn ••• J»jv -. -« -: :
68R Champion ■ *^ ', »£ ■' "»
300 Chief <■•■>"■■ • , - *■» ..; : 1?
740 Chin-> •■ ■ •■• ■• -i, 1 --,' -i • -I : «
1.200 Cobalt' Central •-.',;- 7^ ,% 7^
50 Cortez Mine* . -J -* -S - »
1.600 1 orbin Copper . ■ • ; * - - •• ••
ik if , !
I 370 Firrt Nat Coppm ■ - - |J»
iS Live Oak •••••• ;' z' rj -'.
1.000 Mackinaw •■•• *~: "1 ■", 34
126 Mexican Metali ... -f. 3 A •• 3 A
400 McKlnlry-l'ar ••••.'* , ' -Jft '»
i;;! M f^r.::::::r» B* -.'^ ai A
BflONat eMm Exp.:::::"E xp.:::::"i v !, .-^ •
60 New Baltic r. ,' ,• i,Tf .',> 1%
::<;„ Nevada 1 •.■"fr'*' :: S t^ S -•
W«3 Ohio Copper I
B i is
2.f11(5 Rhode Island Coal- w» Mr n, .s^
?- M V CU HU'e Lak * ■'•".'•'•'•'.". 9 ' =' ' i- »
708 \ ultur< '■••'.'••'•'••• "3" 3 ' T » *^ T » *3«i
!"•• ' umi ".'.- ''.- ~-. "' ,
•" a • ' * 3S *
-t.O
1 MARKER
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. November M 1010.
Beans, bass 497!E^gs cases 6.719
Flour, bbb . 7.208fDr poultry, pkgs. >>.1
Flour, sacks 26,678] Live poultry, cts. 3.<« s
Cornmeal, bbis.. •£*){ Oranges (Fla) ci 14.225
Cornmeal. bags.. 6,377 Oranges (Cal>. en *.**
Oatmeal, bhls... 200 Lemons real) -• I,ola
Wheat, bush 120.500 Grapes fCali, cts. 14.129
Corn, bush 21.375 Prunes (Cali. pkKS ■''•'">
Oats, bush ... 81. €00 (Apples l>bU 20.375
IJurkwheat. bush 2.400 Potatoes, bbls..'.. 13,173
Parley, bush .. . 20.2CM>!Onlcn3 bbls 2,OiX»
Malt, bush .. 9.000 j Cranberries pkss 2.410
Rlee, pkta *. 115 Dried fruit, pkss 2.SS".
Hay. tons 1.170| Rosin. 1,b15....... 0.225
Straw, t0r.«..'... 10| Spirits turp. bbls. »0
Mtllfeed. tons... SOjOilcake. pkg<=. ..;. 5,893
Hops, bales 14S|oi!, lub. bbls ■•
Beet (canned), cs 75!), Oleo stock, pkss. . 16Ti
Pork, bbla ISOJPeanuta. bags M l
Hams, pkirs B9 Walnuts, bags.... >"I~'
Bacon, pfcsa. . . 130|Fecans, pkes 240
Cut meats, pkga 234; Tobacco hhda $•
Lard, tea 435 1 Tobacco tea 105
Lard, kegs 1,65 Tobacco, pk&s.... ■<■
Lard, cases 160 Whiskey, bbls .144
Tallow, pkgß ."2| Wool, sacks Os
t^oap stock. pk?s 2T. i Cotton, bales 12.925
Grease, pfcgs.... Cot 'seed oil. bbls. 043
Butter. pkga 6.486 Copper, pea R.»75
Ch«cs<e, pi; S s . . 0,0741 ! Ci lea, bdla 2,300
EXPORTS.
Corn, bus), . . 2,145|8eef, bbla 64
Beans, bush... . M Beef, tea - -1*
Flour, bbls MS Bacon, Ib 525.C00
Flour, sacks 4.947! Hams, IT. 5..600
Cornmeal, bbls.. 73?iLard. rb 200. 550
Grass seed, bags ISO ©utter, rb 2.700
>lops. bales 1921 Cheese, th 2.'JL*i.
Whiskey, gals... 1,600 C t'seed oil, gals 8.T83
I'ork. bbls 13 Lab oil, gals 31,600
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. N. No 1 f.JI6W iCctton. middling. 14.60
Steel rails 2800 ! Coffee, No 7 Rio. 12H
Stand .op. spot. 12.52 IL 3!eupar. granulated 4, ' '
Tin 38.75 [Molasses. OK. p 40
Exchange lead.. 4.4." ! Beef , family $10 "*>
Spelter ....... C.B2tj|Beef hams 21 *>"»
Wheat, No 2 red $w?C i Tallow, prime... 8
•Com. No 2. ... r.f. " ! Pork, mesa IS .10
Oats, stand, wh ->7?i!Hcgs. dr. 100 rt). 11 1 -
Flour. Mpls. pal 540 j Lard, mid West. 1110
•Fob afloat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New -■ ■■■ November 16, WlO.
GRAIN — WHEAT — Sentiment was bullish j
in early operation?, but after opening at an ad
vance of Hi the market developed an easier !
feeling and near the close was weak, final fig
ures showing a net decline of %©%c, European
markets firm, with sentiment inclined to favor
the bull side owin? to reduced estimates on tne
Argentine surplus and some improvement in the
demand for cash wheat Export bids out of tine.
I and the only sales reported were 5 laavi.4 at out
ports, mostly old business. No 2 red wheat here,
96% elevator and 96 vi >c fob. afloat: So 1
Northern Duluth. fl 16^». fob. afloat. CORN— j
Moderately active, but prices late eased off with
! wheat and at th» close showed a net loss of V»S'
%c. No 2 corn here. o*Hc, elevator domestic
basis, to arrive, c i f. and 59c, fob. ancat.
OATS— After opening steady eased off with corn
and at the close were 'raiiUc lower. Cash oata
staady; standard white. 37?ic: No 2. SS-saie No
3. S7Hc: No 4 37c RYE— Steady. No '.' West
ern. S4'-4(- fob, New York. BARLEY — Firm.
Malting, 83@87c c 1 t, Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT
—Quiet; American, 60c. c i f, Nev.- York; Cana
dian, .V:';c. c i f. New York, to arrive.
! NEW YORK PRICES.
Ye«tor-
Wheat: Open. Hi eh. Low. Close. day.
December.. 98« 98« 87% 07 -m 88%
! May - $1 O4 ; * 51 04% $1 03% $1 03% $1 03
July -- — — 100 1 o#%
December.. SSA »A 54% -"4U B4J
May — — — •■"-"--- .«)%
Oats: „_„_
November. — — •'£** SS
Deoembor.. — _ — •''■';■•« *>_*
j u 1y::::::: - - 8S #>*
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Com. Oats -^
! To-day 558.000 404.000 188.000
1 Lasl week 1.424.000 901.000 044.000
Last year 877,000 323.000 552,000
SEABOARD CLEARANCE?.
Flour. Wheat. Cora.
H'saE;:;;;;; £8 42£5S ?i»
Last Tear ::.: '.:..: Som 394.000 27,000
COTTON — Recovered moat of Tuesday s
j loss yesterday and closed arm at practically thj
! highest prices the day. a net advance of .'ft
16* points. Th.? opening was steady at an ad
vance rvf 4^7 points. • Liverpool attributed the
relatively steady showing there to an improved
| trade demand, particuftrly from German srin
! ners. Southern advlees v sr* (teneraUy bnl.is^i.
j ani Southern spot n:arkets were unchanged to
: i-lfc higher. Tester _
i Open. Hisb. i/ow. Close day :
November 14.33 14.33 14.33 u:u.;U:;. 14.25
December"; 14-3« 14.49 14.35 14.41JT14.43 14...
: :.. '.a !1 : |
|^; -:: 1( !«._» a*,* i^|i^ jig
\fz' v -'-' u ~ "- v - iSSit? its
iSiliy s iHo ii:Hiits iiti
~r>ot nui«; with pi Ices 5 points higher it
14 esc for middling upland. DeUvered on con
tract. ".I bales Uverpoo! — Spot easier;
•sjles s noo bales: speculation and export, o'v;
American." 7.000; imports. 31,000: American. 21,-
COO middling upland, T.B2d. Futures opened
steady at 2®3 points decline. Closed nrm at a
net advance »of 2l2 l - points. November. VT. 63^d;
N - r , ve^, b^ r _ri c^ fl T r ,,. or 7.62 d; D^cemt>er-Januar> - .
7.61dH January-February. T^r-.i; £ehruary
"iiarch 7 62 I >id: March-April and April-ila*, .
7.63 d; 7.63' id; Jun*-Ju!y, ..b"..;-.;
JJ ' J rOFI'E : E^-Fr-di,rtion3 of bu!ls were realized
..,, tiona of bulia ■
when May. June and July positions sold at
10r' Ntw high records were again estaoU-V-a.
■ with active covering by both local snfl
Bhorts ys well as now buying for Europe er>-l
cutsidoaccouDt. Sales were 139,750 bag:-, and
at' the close ••.■•- showed a net nd
vanc«:of 14 to 20 points. SenUment.waa very
the'acUve demand for spot coffee, which has
recently resulted in a sr-arp upward move
r^nt J No cable adrlcea from Hambr.rg. Rio
J; r c^n'n' ow-lng m th' holiday, bin Havre
was^atrons, closing li&l iranc net higher.
Po<«t and Crelsrht offers from Brazil « ere firm.
with Santos 4a quoted at Il.T3@lS»6e, but >h»
highest sale reported «as It 12.65 cto tho
country &P^t coffee, active, demand comlug
»Vn r - local Jobbers. large grroeery houses ami
the countrj'-i Sales were ported of S.OOO bags
of Santos 45 to arrive- a.t 13c. but additional
bids at this prl were declined. Packers
coffees were advanced 4<\ and the spot mar
ket wa? gronerally higher, with Rio No 7 a-t
i;Hc and Santos 4s at 13 He. Local contract
prices: ..
' . y»ster-
Oncn. ITigh. Low. Cm??. day.
Vovcir , be , r j>s3 9.70 0.55 P.65e».70 M.15
Deeeraberf: AB3 970 f>.firt ».65#»-70 s».r.<j
SCary::- ? : !2 r'l^r 'l^ 9 iMiM ||
..:.-,;. 7::
. ...7-.
; \, 3 .. ' ' ... in no !>.f>o i>.?»t;®o.o7 :• --• !
j up « lelon 16.00 >».98 ».9rt-&f>.o7 ;•>-■;
I j u i T ... 10.00 9.i«i ■ •-•• :> -: ;
; August '■'- 90S P-9S J«.P< 9.o6 s•>.:>< y».i ;
1 September o t>«> t' PO 0.33 ft.y.iWO.iW !».79
Orf.ber. '..'.' :t.'J". 0-S5 !>•»■" f*.oO@t>.l)^ 'X~?> \
FLOVB AND VEAL— Flour inactive. Spring
patents, ?J5 25@?. j <X>: winter straishis, *+ aOfl
ft 4O- winter patents. f4 6O@s4 90; pprinc r!»ar«,
}4 3(iW.Vi: extra No 1 winter. > •• s<vfts3 SO; rrt~
tra Nil 2 winter $3 ?."??s.'! "v(>: Kansas ftraisTnts. ;
$4 70®$4 85. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—I S2
«■■■ V*> ID. I.YE FLOUR Firm: fair to good, 54
as 4 2o- choice i.> fancy, $4 25g54 15. CORN
MEALA-Steady. Kiln dried. $2 85©«2 90. BA I *.
vniT. O'l^te'i- fine rhite and yellow. *1 1548
$1 "iv coi-s.\ $'t 10@$l ■■' FEED— Quoted: West-;
f-rn «prins.- 524@524 25: standard middling 52-'>:
flour* do ... red dog-. 128 75; city bra $23.
VmlK- 524 50 sacks: middling. $2o i&@s3O: r^d
doe $30 50 ' Horn chop. $23 50. bulk; $24 70, j
racks* Oilmeal, $35^ 555 50 i
PROVISIONS— Moderate!? active and easier.
POKK— Steady. Mess. 519J50; family. $22609
XX; short dear. $21©522 50. BEEP— Mess. Sl4 |
Csls- family. $19©520: packet. .V-»Tist<>: oxtra .
India' mess. $31«531 30. BEEF HAMS— Qo
$- v 7 joe DRESSED HOGS -Easier. Bacon. ;
llVc" 180 It. ll'^c: 160 Tb. IT-ie; 140 Ib, IV-.-;
:,. 12c CUT MEATS— Pickled bellies — Harely
ateadyilO Ib, lfi a 4c: ■- rb, 15Uc: 14 IT). i4»4c.
Pickled hams. 13H@14c TALLOW— Quiet. City.
he- country 7%®S*c. LARD— W^ak. Middle
Western. ll.05Sll.15c; city. easy. ID%ailc: re
••tk-.I South America, 12.7 Continent. 11.75 c;
Brazil." kegi 13.71 [POUND. 8%«0%&
STEAJUNB— OIeo, 10Wglot*c; city lard. 13c.
•»I'GXR Reflned quiet and unchanged
c,ranulat«>d, 4.fiuc net, less 1 yer cent cash.
Th'Ti- was a sale of 2,500 tons Cuba sugar for
shipment from Liverpool to th- Revere Com
pany Boston, at 3.9<>c, basis 06 test, and
other sugars In the same market at same price
were not takon. Raw hern steady and un
ch-ineed- centrifugal, !'« test, at 3.90 c; musco
radoJi S9 test, 3.40n. and molasses sugai 89
ti at 3 15 C T-i London be«-» su^ar was un
rhansed tii \,l higher, with sellers of No
vember and December at !»s * 4 d and May at
RICE- Moderate s.ilca, with prices >*• last 1
noted, and tone steady.
METALS — ?tandard quiet; spot.
12.45ei2.60c" November, 12.fi0012.68c; December,
12J55©liL55ci January. 12.60@12.70c; IVbruary.
12.65«12.75c: March. 12.70@12.80c. London dull: '
isniit *£57 llk-i .ii : futures. 5* 155. Lmk< l."5«
Vt~-n~ electrol^Uo. X2-87%©13c : eaaUns. 12.300
'••■■'■ ■' TIN Firm. Spot Sf.. 7o ii 37c ; November.
36.70035.80r; December, 38.70®3&80c; January.
r>« '»?'>ii' 36 "fliV" February. •••■■••-.. L-ndun |
'i?t'on< : mot. £167 7s 6d; futur.s. £U" 7s '«!. \
LEAD-^Qulet; 4.4004.50 New York; 4.250^300
East St 10-ils London trot. £ITS Cs 3d. PPEL-
-Nominal; tS-00©5iO8c New York: 5.60CC5.80C
East 8t I^ouis. London sp t, £24 2s 64 IKON—
Cleveland warrants. 49"= fid in London. Locally
HtoTdv No 1 foundry Northern. No 1 Southern
and No"l Sruthern wft $15 7-- fie 23; No 2
foundry Northern. *''' 5 ' «,»;?;, o
MOLASSES ASH STBUPS—Steady at late
nric^s with m o<lerat t , •ali movement.
NAVAL STORES — -Sptritu turpentine practi
rallv unchannert here, and at Savannah a
fraction easier, nut the market closed steady.
ftoßlrt wan \<Ui a bhl lower. Tar Ett-ady and
iin'-h»ni;i-d. . ':
i,*— Linseed oil unchansed. Ueflne.d petro
lenmfßteady at recent priceß.
COTTONSEED Oil* — Prices were ea«ier,
,1 -« nB ut" a net decline of '•■'g 1," points. There ;
was coniparHtHely JItU« prtwire of actual oil
on the market, and crude oil In th» South was
uho'H stftudy. but tl>« domestic and export de
mand was Inactive. Loral contract prices:
Tatter j
Opei daj
&^ r :..::. j% j-i i\* i^|i:fi mi
T. 23 i.2 J1« 7 !-. 717 723
y :::::::-n f.» t.5 ?JK:S ?5
jui; ;:::.: T. 51 Ml 7.47 T4.-.747 7»
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November 16. 1910.
BEANS AM) I'KA»— Receipts. 3SC bags
beans and 140 bass peas. Price* somewhat
low^r on marrnT and red kidney, with only |
mod* rate trading. Medium dull. Pea selling j
pretty well and values steady. Turtle «»up t
Bcarcp. Scotch peas advanced under hlßner •
Western advices. BEANS. marrow, choice,
bushel, $2 »s(>'<jS2 6->; medium. $- -•"• t: 52 .U> :
pea, $^;i.".. imported pea. $- lOf/ $2 20: me
■ num. $J '•:./s_■ i>> red kidney. $2 SO*i *2 S."»:
white kidney. $3 1 5 1 1 $.". 20 : yellow eye. $2-5*
$•_•:;". Mack turtle soup. $."!: lima. California.
$3 20 g -■■ PEIAS. Scotch, bags, bush-I.
$_' «•>
BVTTF.R — Receipts. t;4M pksr»- Quit and !
barely steady on high-" srad»; of fresh cream- :
cry. Other qualities could probably be bought
a little lower. Creamery, specials. Ib, ■"•;•■ . ex- .
tras, ZlKej Rrata, 25030e; seconds. 2->H*i27c:
thirds. - ;l ■- «:..■ held. specials. SZOSZMC ex- 1
tras. Sl'i.Ji^c: firsts. 2)S«3Oc: aeeoada, 2S%<l
27c; state dairy tubs, fineat. r»O'a3lc; Jf°°d to
prlrn«. 27@21*c: common to fair, 24«2*?c:
process, specials, 27c; extras. StJHc: fi»^is, 2"i"
26c: seconds, 24c: imitation creamery, firsts.
2-» Vi fi .'• fee; factory. June make, firsts, 24 U'
24 Vic: current make, Brata 23HC: seconds. 1
22^a23c; thirds. 71022 packtnc stock.
June make. No 1. 2Zy23Vjc: current make.
No 2. 23022Kc: No U. 2O021I&C.
— Recetpta 3.t>74 boxes. Steady on I
high Brad*? whole milk cheese. Trade light. i
Good qti:ility still available at 15Q1SVC
Bom- accumulation of inferior qualit-. and
heavier offerings from 14 l ie down. Skims
dull. State, whole milk. September quality,
specials, 1 .1 ! - '•; 17c: fancy colored. l.V'ic:
white. 1". '.j ;.V : . choice. 14% 613 c: October
quality fine colored. 14Vi<": white. 14Vic: com
mon -to prime. 13'" 14c: skims, specials, 12*ic:
average fancy, life 11 He: average tine. lo ;
I"1 - .-'. fair to g-ood. 71«:'80'-.c;7 1 « : '80'-.c; common, 4'-'f»
64c; >r.! skims. !«4»S'
Receipts. «.71!> cases. Firm on hitth .
grade fresh. Medium qualities steady storage {
freely offered and demand less active. Sales are
at previous prices but tone less rlrrn and outloo*
a bit unsettled. State Penr.-ylvania and r.ear
by. hennery whites, fancy. :,--""•■. onilnary^to
fine. i2@^.ic: srathered. 4O«4*c; held. -£a.>.*c:
h°nnery browns, fancy 4'>342c; gathered. &itf
40c; fair to *ood ."'>@3.V: Western gathered
whites, 32fe420: fresh gathered selected extras,
37®39c: extra flrets. ': :;<■>.■ . tirsts. SO'&.^.c; sec
onds. 27©29 c; thirds. 24*28. dirties. No 1. can
dled. 23*24 No 2. 21«f22c: Poorer. 10« 2»V:
checks, best, 21©22 c; poor to fair. l.«-' re
frigerator, special marks, fancy, in local stcraze.
28926HC: firsts. 24H»25Mtc: fronds. '-IVMe:
seconds to firsts on dork. 22'-:#*-oc; third* an-. ,
poorer. 20922 c; dirties, lS@22c; limed, fancy.
24 Vie.
FKI'ITS — — new state evapo
rated apples en the market; t«<* prime when
grading well up often goes in with new stoc< at
the sam« price. Common to fair stuff slow.
Little demand for sun dzied. thou'eh choic- state
would prt-bably exceed outside figures November
delivery prime stronu at »c In carload lots, * ■*_;■
ure chops 4c. and waste around 3tif> - c . P^, '5
In carload lots. Canadian waste can ■• *»»
around 2%©2% c. and cbooa at 33 3 *c. aJ
fruits firm but quiet. Apricots and prunes nrm.
Peaches steady APPLET, evaporated., fancy.
1910. Ib. llVi^ll**c: choice. O^ei'lnc; ?^- :
carlota. 0c : jobbinsr sales. O^iO'ic; prime, l.m.
lobhinz sales. 7%©B\c; common to fair, coia
Rovalc. 12'-Tl4c: PEACHES, peel-d. 16-glsc; ua
. ■ RT'XBS n 8%014C »'..,
FRUITS — FRESH — Apples yea*:. Pea. 9
steady. Quinces firm. Grapes m ltj*t anp
plv " Cranberries active and firm. Oranges
and grapefruit irr-srular Quality and value.
Pineapples weak. APPLES— Baldwin, double
heed bbl. $2©s4: Ben Davis. $2 25«5550: ,
Greening »2.-.o<S*ss; Jonathan $3@siso; King.
SX 'a, «4. Northern Spy. S3OM; Snow. $2fl
$4 so Twenty Ounce Pippin. $C^J4; Russet :. I
5205323: ordinary kinds. $2@s3; open head j
bbf Sl.-.0W.52 50: far Western boxes. 91 +
$275; PEARS SeckcT. bbl. $4336: Beurre
Bosc. bbl. $Sso«ss; Clairgean, $■• 1*..; 'd An
,.-.j BS«is4 •>'">■ Sheldon $3695; Kteffer. double
hw'u'bbl, $175©5a25: open head bbl, SI j ; ; a
53 7. T >: hamper. 60c«$l; Lawrence, bbl. >- I
$350 basket. 75e«|$l; QUINXES. bbi. 529
54 50; GRAPES, Western New York. Niaeara.
io-basket carrier. $1 50 9 53; 20-lb basket. «O« ■
65c: S-lb. 24 -jr. I Ib, 16317 c: Catawba,
I°Wl3c- black.- 10-baa»ei carrier $!-■"'?' 40;
20-ib «0S»c; 8-Ib. 23©24 c: 4-lb. 14?' ;
Concord, in trays, ton, $6©'e> s6T» . whit }*!■>%
$70: CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod. bbl. S.» -..> ff |
$7 25; New York crate. SI 45@S1 -50: Lous
Island, bhl. $6 25^$7r-O; Jersey, bbl. 5o_ -o «
S3 73; standard crate. *1 4O«$l 75; New York.
$150 CITRON, bbl, 80®T5c: GRAPEFRVIT. |
crate, $125©52 50; Cuba, 5125093 25: Porto j
P.ico. Si 20S $2 50 .
HOPS — Market without material change,
eithf-r on th Pacific Coast or in New York
State. ■rex* showing ltss interest in the
local mark??.
HAY AND STRAW— on hlph arade
timothy; m-dium and low grades easy, offer
ings liberal, but new invoices moderate. Fine
clover and rr.ix'-d hay firm: poor dull. Ryf \
straw quiet. HAY— Timothy, prime, large |
bales. 100 ih. « ••_■-.; 3toNo L SOc^fl 10;
shipping. 65970 c; packir.p:. 450r>Oc: clorer.
mixpd. 70C551: pure. 65tiS."rt:; STRAW, long
rye. 5* I '<i s.">c : oat and wheat, 4<>@4sc.
POULTRY ALIVE — Receipts, 18 cars by
freight and about 1 car by express. Fairly ac
tive demand for prime, and prices steady, but
poor grades sell slowly. CHICKKNS. express.
1 r»r rb. 14fil4Hc: prime, freight, 14c; FOWLS,
express 14..)-- prime, freight. 14.-; CHICK-
E3N? and FO"WTLS. poor. 13c; ROOSTERS, ex
prts?. 10c: freight. 10c; TT.'RKEY?. 20c; I>UrK5.
nearby. 17c : Western. 17c: GEE?B. 13-@l4c:
GUINEA FOWLS, pair. £0<;: PIGEONS, fair.
2i>f. PRESSED Turkeys in fair dexnaad. tut
many lot? hav»> rx^en ordered held 'jnlil Mor.day.
Ctoice grrai.'es a trifle firmer, xvith selected yotiti^
toms reaching 23c. and some fancy lots a Bttade
higher, but average run difficult to exceed '22-.
Desirable grades of thickens steady, but demand
moderate. Fowls running poor and very stow
sa!e for average srrad"?. though fancy heavy still
scarce. Boosters steady. Western spriiiz ducks
in ll^lit supply, ar.d choice crar.es tirni. Few de
«>ra!)lo Western eees^e arriving', ffrra.
Fresh kiIIed— TURKEYS — Western, dry picked.
selected, young torn?, rb, 221i23c; hens ar.H tcms,
22c: 'Vresterni springs, fair to sood. 20®23e:
poor, le^l^c; old, l<v&22c; BROILERS, P'hila.
fancy squab, pair, 40*i 1 .» c: fancy, 3 to I rb to
P-ilr, rb. K'924'-; Perm. l?^2<)c': Western, dry
picked, milk fed. 19 - lk -■■. ■- •• ■ und«>r 4 tb to
pair, 17r; Ohio and Michigan. »<-aWe '. 3 to "^2 R>
to pair. I<V: SPRING CHICKEN?. Fblla. over 8
j rt> to pair, L'O^illc: avra;» run. IS.-: Perm. ov«r
IS Tb to pair, 16917 c; a v fr;icf! run. Ifsir>c; West
ern . picked. "milk fed. ato lf> rb to pair, 15% c;
Sto : Ib. 13?j©14c: selected, Ib and over, each,
: 14c; medium grades. 12«124:c: O!;!o and Michi
ean, s^i^ct-d. 4 ri an I over, 14c; Hca:d>»d. av<r
agp. 13913^c; Western, selected. 4 rb and over,
each. 13V:c; averrure. ■-■:- Western and
Southern. r n or. lOftllr: FOWI4S, W*=tern. boxes.
60 Th and over to dozen, 17'oc; 45 to 33 Ib. T-V;
■&■ Tb and under, 13& c; iced, dry picked, aver
se? he<t. each. 13& c; 2 l i To ."'* Tb, li'ift'lSc:
Ohio and Michigan, scalded, iced, average, lS'sc:
other "U"Cs=tern. 12® 1 3 fie; Southern and South
vrcstcrn. 13@13^2c; ".Veste l- n and Southern. l*va»
12o: OLD COCKS, ll^c: SPRING DUCKLINGS.
nearby. rb. 201 ■We^t-rr.. «t?l7c: SPRING
GSESE, ■ ,tor 39e Maryland. 18c; "Western,
MffH.-; SQUABS, prime. ~larc», while, dozen.
$2 s'>-??s4 25; dark. SI 750-.*2: cul!s. . r M>S7.V:
SPRING GUINEAS, over 3 Ib tj p<ur, pair, Jl
■^?t 10: under 3 tb, e."'sS3c.
CAME — Primo ]artr« and dry rabbits In fair
demand snd si^aily, bat ic«"i lc>* sell slowly.
tjnall scar.-". Ott^r same birds about steady.
POTATOES AM) VEGETABLES Potato-s
and sweet potatoes steady. P^d onion.« firm;
yellow and whl'e dull ani w<>ak. Carrots slow.
Cabbage st"aJ>. Cauliflowers firm. Cucumbers
in good demand. Lettuce Rrn: f?r fancy.
Mushrooms mo-p plpnty md weaker. Radishes j
woak. Spinach low or. String b»-ans in light re
ceipt, but poor. Tomatoes firm. Other yes«- |
rable« as <r:ote'i. POTATOES. Malr«» ba«j. $189
iftst Co: hi.lk. !«<> r&, $1 6O«S1 7.": I»n ? Is!ar.ri.
fcaq. 51 5< v a?2: bulk. 150 Tt>. Jl 73'!j*2 12: state.
ha?. $1 40g$l ?n : bulk. ISO Ib. $t r>«>ffsl «2: J-r
sey, round. bAZ. $1 50^91 7.">: lutie. SI BQ&$1 f.": j
Virginia an.i other ?outh«m. lar» rrop. bbl. $1 _"> !
«.<l 37; SWEET POTATOES. Southern.- bbl, ','
fisl 25: Jersey, double h-ad. $1 233*2- on-n |
head. "-• 25@S1 73 liasket. 40c©*l; BKCSSEIS
SPROUTS, quart. 6Sl3c; CARROTS, bbl or bs«c. !
75---'r?sl 80; statn. lo<> lt> ba?s. C"g7>- 10»
benches. ;•'.<• 23 CABBAGES. Panish, ton $9 !
rsll domestic. S7SJS; r?<i. $25''f$-JS; Danish,
bbl. 75t?i«V: riomesti'-. Go@7sc; rfd. $2ftS2 r>i>; j
CELERY, state and Jersey. dozen rents. ir»eiOc;
crate, $1 25'dS2 2B CAULIFLOWERS Lotir I.«l
ar'l. short cut, bbl. ?l Wfi's4; l^n^. Jlftjl 7,'.;
CUCUMBERS, Florida, basket. $1 ".<Kg52: ROS
tin. hothouse, dozen. $1 25*r|l 50: His. $3334;
CHICORY and ESCAROL. basket. 73ce$l;
EGGPLAXTS. near hbl. $1 2Ses2; basket 50e
©$t; Florida, box. $2S$2 7S; CEXTCCE, nearby
I /. Goc@sl; basket. ."•<>'fi«Oc; stat.->. $161330:
Norfolk. ".'•:;>; 50 Btston. hothouse. 2-box
strap. $1 .'.otr?3 2."; N»w Orlean?. bM $*tTslf>-
MUSHROOMS. hothojs«. Tb. 2otrsoc: ONIONS.'
state and Western, white, pickle, bush crate!
7.V: other white, crate. .■-■■-' ha^
.■_■-;•.. yellow. 1W Tb bag. Jt So@sl 57; 100 rh
bag. SI I"v&*1 4O; red. 140 rh ba«. $1 .>">-gsi 87; ■ ...
Ib bag. $1 25; <"irane» County, r^d or yellow bae
$1 25SS1 7.-,. PEPPERS, tifarhy. pu^-.ir bhl, $17*
$2: r»-?uiar. 7ocfrsl ~>0; basket, 00©s5e- Florf.- 1 ,-!
oarrl<-r. $1 75'«52 2T.; PUMPKINS.'* bbI. «<*i7:v':
ROMAINE. state ami nearby, basket. ;o^?7.v'
New Orleans, bhl. S<K-jS*: RAHISUKS baskft"
75c@$l 25; hothouse. IC<> bunrhes, $1 .TO^ii" •>%'•
SPINACH, bb!. 75.ff151 : STRING! bean "ha*
ket. $Kc*s: SHALLOTS. lt>> bum-hes $•>&'s::■
SQUASH. Hubbard. hbl. 7Sc^sl; marrow MVP
7.V-; TI'RNIPS, rutabasa, bbl. 9>lclj:{l- ' Long
Island and Jersey, rutabaga. 75c#$l: white t,M
or ba«?. $I#SI2S; TOMATOES, nearby, box' Kh'
Ssl 20 California, flat case, ?lffsl .-. IVATER- ,
CRESS 1 . l«) bunches, $2 M,
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, November 19, !9io.
— Receipta. 00 cars, or 1 f)i,> n? ad
Including SO an for the market; 31 cars oa
sale, not Including 1 3 cars arrived too late for
to-day's trad*. Steers slow, but just about
steaiiy; bulls full 3tead\ ; thin cows weak lo
10c lower; medium unchanged; caolt-»> fat cows
firm. Poorest to best «teers 50UI at $»s■s»> r^> n*>r
ion rh; oxen. $2 4<>SSij: hulls. « ZXVd$ 4 ,-.<>•
fa: Virginia boll, 55 2S ; cowa, $2iisi 75. i,'re«<ej
he»-f steady at S-fjlle for native sijf^; 7^>'-,o
for - x.-l ■ beef. No later cables. Exports. 1 873
rjuarters ot bt-ef for the I^ondori market.
Sal«-H — ToMn & Shannon: IS Kentucky steers
1370 n> averagv. $6 50 per I»>> rh; 17. trjTS tS"
Srt.-.0; 1. 1030 tb. $«. 1 boll, 1130 TT>. $i s<>- i'
K)3i"> ff>. 1430 3 cows. 1020 tb, $3 73; 11 •<>.■>
rt> $3 25 0. 92: rb. *■'! 15; 6. 075 r?-, 5.1 !» so.)
12 7.": 10. H "-7 Ib, 1340; 1. 800 It), J2i',- 4 get
rb. »-• 10
S Sanders: 14 Pennsylvania ateera. 1252 rh
$6 25; 20 Ohio. '-"" R>. $5 7."; '.*4 Vlrctnla' m-»
in. .«.-, 35: 7 oxen. I3BQ It>. $5 30; 2, 1^75 rr> »
10 1172 n>. *4!t>: a 1140 tr>. MS; 2 bulls. 1135;
to $4 3.'.: 1. 1080 Ib. $3 OB : .■• cows. 133 T. n>. $t.v>
2." 1140 Ib, «4: 18, '■• ■'• -• $3 SO; 1, lOSO Ib $3 :
;• v.y- Ib. $250; 3. 730 n $2 ib
*tMePher»oß * CO.! IS* Kenturkv ste*rs, t27i i>
SAI3- 20 Virginia; 11« mi rr $5 70: ,*» oxen isiti
It, ?»i: t bttlL 1880 rt>. $3 -jr.. t. 1270 rb $? 4«>
\ * 1400 tb, J4 30. 1. Mi) rb. $.1 75; 1 i-ow. t^> rf,'
sift): «■ io« n> - * 4 4(>: 2 - ■■■•><. v, u^n
S«s : <i. 1041 n>. 1380: 1, BO ft |3 T.'. »; s»t
»;s■( 4<>: 12. 1019 Tb. $3 25: 1. 850 r\ $3 10-7
••4 »3 rt>. $2 25: 5. 820 rh, $2 13. CSS
$2 20 ' X
" j <;haml<ers & Son: 13 Virginia kteers. l"0-|
rt, *.i-*O; H. 1310 rb. 58 4O; lf>. 13^tj ft. *5 S>.-.
Sewton * l "°- : 3 T*nne«»e« steers. !>oo r?>
c. '•»'.■ 2 #«a '■■ . $4: ! Pennsylvania CO w |..-.,
•V "»» 18; 1. "80 m. $4 ' rIUr lU
"j (I Curtis A Son: 2 oxen. H45 rb. ? 1 75- ■
1 't.ull 730 Ib. f-T'S; - mwx. 1080 Ib, Mr. p'
i,c-> ib. l^: «. »it» ib. sau:.-. 1. 870 n $.v i
dd 1---1 -'-^ 1 j/t.v 10. 822 rb. 12 70 7. 1006 Its $• ,r» •
■■' 7»w'n> $2 «5: 2, 783 rt>. »-• 4t>. 7. 773 tb. $2 ST.'
' ' Llliff-. V v riKht Jt Co.: 3 bullii. 1123P <(
t •:.;> ... : 1 coir. ..■.,-....
i«-,0- 3 5285: T. M2't tb. »2 6<»: 3. :>s?, rh. t2 1,. j
"Notson & McCaba 1 ox. 1040 tb. J2 40; 2 1
hull?. » R». 13 ti: 7 cow* Xl ».J|*/** SS r"
S2«O: lr>. W« rb. $2 4'»: 12. CM rb. ?-~
Andrew Mullen: » bulls. &» ». »*» V."^
rb. 5.1 60; S cows. 803 tr>. $4 Vf. *. **^ 9 s *°«
I# John^Du^ey:' fj^.%» '^'. »•: >- «J.
.«■ 75 1 -
too rt>. %r. ?^; 1. tow it>. *$ 1, «»•► n>, 1^; a>.
L- S."r)i!tenfcack:* 2 bulls. ten m %t
15 cow's v»" TT> $^ 7i '
CALVES— Receipt* 1.750 fc"a'i. includlns
OSlfor the market. I. OH head on t>nU- \eais
wre w«ak to tower: (crasst-rs ami »W»™ a!^
common Western calves* 25'*00c lower; all K*** l **,
of V,-»9rerns easier; about a c* rX ??},Jl T -* n £;
Common t'» choice vrals sold at *»«»«" »«»
10«> r>- a few tops at *11: <-ul!s and thrownu.i
at ?.-.'aV;--» ; K r.,«ser*. 5.T .V>«J4: Western «.tr^
$3,'*fiKi'). Urps-^d calv* w»ak at !-»"• -_•
for ci:y drpost-^J calves: i*??l.V for country ••''■■»■
calves; 7h§» sc for "-«*•■ jrr»3>»«r». , .
a >«— G. <-'i.- & i^n: HJ**!*' HA'JZ
avera^'. SIOTS -<r IOT rb; 41. I~> n>. ?K> -0.
113. 122 ib. $» so; 4. 260 n>. $"; a en!!«. 1— n>.
$0; a 133 n>. $5; 1 Kramer. SXO n»-J»
«. 120 P.. $0; 2. 153 », S9O; 4. M ». _£»• 1
220 tT>. *7: 78 Western calves. 3^^ R>. >• ••*• 3 -»
3»)."» IT>. S3 50. ... _ , .
J<-l!iiT», Wright & Co.: 3 veals. "•' "• ♦":
n. IS<> it. $1030; 17. 123 R». $10: £ ««• n>, $».
6 mils. I4S ">. W»; 2. 90 R>. f« „
Andrew Mullen: 3 v*al». I*4 rr> 11I:,^V1 II: ,^V- -
rb. *1i»7.'.; 1. 1.4 R>. «.'•;.■-. 7. lit n>. ?S -»>. —
10.1 - =- 3 culls. IT. 7T>. ?4 ,V>. . - -.
(leorge & I~ ?. [«lienbark. 3 T»a!«. 1«- a
$11; 25. 152 rt>. $1O3O: 1. 110 It.. $1"; <* cu.iJ.
133 H), fBSO. 3 srra?s»n«. 300 ». J4-
II H. HoUist 7 veaia. 154 to. Slo s«>: 1. l»l
rb. sn>- . ho ir». $» ."•«►; 4. i^> rt>. $7 Zo.
W. R. Hi:nie: 3 veal 3. 103 Ib, $3 50. _
S Judd & Co : 4 veaia. 137 A $10 50: 32. 1-.
n> $10; 2S 126 ■■—.-. ». $3: 1* ca.'A
108 m. $♦». l" Western calves. 24rt rb. ?.. 9<K .
S. Sanders: M v<»als. 127 I>. *r» .7.: I. 1> •».
?T».V>; S culla, 133 It. $»»•>. IT gra**sr'. '-•>- ».
M PtMl i Co.: 7 veals. M 0 rb. $XO3'>; U
130 rr,. $10; 4. IIS "* . $3. _ , ...
Tobta & Shannon: 1 veal. 130 r&. DM: t .->
IT). $C»; 6. 140 rb. |3 &>: 7 culls. 92 rfc. l> 30.
Kerns Commission Company: •» veals. If*"
$lO SO; 2 lttft, <• 30 1 grai 160 r&. *J •*>-
-i:r I 1 AM* LAMBS — Receipts. 33 -•""■ or
BL3S3 head. tn<-!Tidln* lS l^ cars tor th" UJ**»*».
21 cars on sale. 3heeo easier: Uosbs Wsr-J I
lower than Monday and some sale* Z9e lower:
early all the stot-k went to lh« scale.*,
mon to prim* s^ieep lewes) soifi a $^ S<-"554 per
U»* m. a few fc«ul at RSi coll* at $2 2T.; W^
dlum to primp lambi" at $«'«s*> »U>: one bunch at
SftG; cuH«. $•"•: yearU&z'. *4."->: tlregsad raut:oi
ea-«y at H.U7 ! sc: drca«pd lambs at »4fHV.
Sal»s— Sanders: 10« state lambs. .1 i>
avtrare. $«»>(> p*r 100 H>: 241 Pmnsyhranla. .-•
r& $>;»>: ». n>. ?*2r» : .1 she*r>. ft > *?>■ **.»*•
110 rb. $.'5; It, 01 tt>. $2"; 12 state. 100 n>. *»-•» -•-
S. .Tud'l * Co.: 163 ."tate lamb*. «ff> r». f^o";
1«. 74 n>. $6 37*»; • state yeariinsa. irZ n>. $4."*>.
Tobia * Shannon: 42 sratw lambs. 5S ">>. i" •»:
103. 74 m, $«3O; 122. 73 m. «.'". 228 70 T».
Sri „. •- Penn.-yliania. 83 TT). *»■*><>: 9 •••••
sheep. 101 OK $4 S5: 4. 142 Xt). -• ». 11l »- $?••>*;
34. 101 rt>. $2 75; 11* Pennsylvania. ICO TS. »-i
6 state culls. '.•! IT>. $2 25.
Kerns Commission Company: 119 staf- laisM.
..-■- Ohio. 72 Tb. $»> -•. J> KestncKr.
100 Ib. $82 17<i. 7rt K>. $*>12 ! s: i yheep. ITB rb.
$4; 7!>. 114 rb $3 75: 13 107 rt>. $3 6O: 17. -'•-
». $3 20: 4« Ohio. 9.". IB 13 50; 17 state, 81 tt>.
$- 73 5 yearlings. 1-"O Tb. S4 50. _
Newton * Co.: 256 Virginia lambs. «> TT».
$C 60; 1 sheep. 10rt Tb. K.
W ;■ Hume: 104 Pens.'vKania Itnw, M W
jw.-^i :---■«.-.. culls. 35 ft. *>; *
■b>«!». PO rb. $3 50t , _
Ge-^r3<? &I* S. Diller-back: .9 \ ermoat la=»>*
7,-. p." i<>4<>- •6 utato. 74 to. «8 25: 3 sheep I' 1 *
rb $4- « state. l«Xi rt). S3 ."*>: 3 culla. & to. 52-
J. 6. Curtis A Son: .T2C Vermont lanbr •-
tb. St.CO; « state. 7!> to, |S3ft: lft 1«> to. ?«: W
culls. 45 to. ?0; & Vermont sheep. 75 to. 13: IS.
' JelllffeT .WrWrt £ Co. : !« state larcbs. 7<i O.
$6 25 .11 ■■■•--■ yearlings. 80 to. «4 s«>.
U H. Hcllls: 15 state lambs. *>5 to. $•> ot>-
UO^js — Receipts, 43 >;* can. or 7.«0O h-aa.
teebnUns about a rar for the market. Price*
lower with heavy an.i medium weight co?? •">'
ir.s: at $7*Ogi ! » P«r 100 rt. a bunch *******
li?ht pigs sold at $91? Country ---■ ho«^
SiSe^i^sStoS^ M Penr.s.lvanl* ■>«
»^SS^; »^T 100 tb: S ron=h S . 384 ; W ■.. W 30.
H. 11. "Hollls: 18 state p!?s. 1W to, JSla.
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago. Nov. 18.— CATTLE— B . e «ip^.=2 ; ;
000 slow and weak: b^ves. ****£>*£**
Texts steers. M 05330; Eastern. S**»3S*W.
■tockers and f^rier^. |3 *HW"g'*" »^
heifers. ?220©|«20: calves 5. ?0^ 510 ?(>.
HOGS F.^'eipt" $29.A00; more aetlra ar<l
steWv at nearly prices: light $7 05® $7 55.
mi-^^d $7 20f: *7 RO; heai-y. STlO.tS.fio. on*
W ir ■" 63:jn US h. S7 10<rS7 30:_srooa .
ch'M'-e h»avv. STSrtSSTKO; piss. $0 .o@s. •>■*:
bulk: of sale?; $7 33ff $7 50. SHEEF-F.^eipt*.
45 0O0: 10#S5e lower than ysu:;divs c.osp.
native. $t25©MlO: Westera. *25O^Hi2i
yearllnirs. $4 §$5 23: lambs, native. J4.05
$t>,'-0; Western. $4 JOfi $8 CX
Enst Buffalo. Xov. IB. — CATTLE — F.e<-«»ipt^
l'0i«- steady: prime steers, fti.'OSJST.'. VEAI^
p^-eipts. 10": actir« and sOc higher: $.■?
$11 HOGS Recipta. 3.200; slow; pis*
steady; others sOloc loner: heavy. ST^jT
$7 70: mixed. $7 65 357 75; Yorkers. $7 .09
$7* n " pigs- $7f>«-V';7$ < ': dairies. $7 7...
SHEEP AND LA-MBi — Racetpt* 10.400; *ha*9
active and Btittftyz lambs slo^v and 5f larwtTZ
lamhs. ?5 s<>^s6 40; lambs closins, lt>f?ls«
lower.
Cincinnati, Nov. Ift — CATTLE — Receipts.
6S.V steady: t*ir tr> soo.l shiripera. $4 s'">'9
$3 7": common. $2 ©$3 50. HOGS — Re.:e:pn.
r»,5*2: dv!! ami xc«alc. IZc lower; butchers Sad
1 shioper"? ?7 sO<?rs7 *»0; common, $4 r.rtfi*7 r.o.
SHEEP j RecetjJts. 00!>; stea«lT. $23?:; 7".;
lambs, 15g - --"c loV;r: $S3O@s«X&
Kansas «"ity. Nov. 16. — CATTLE — Ke
ceipt«, 11.000. Including l°n Southerns: st?a<i".
to 10c lower; flrossed beef and export steers.
$575e57 25: fsir to good, $4 •>"> a ?•"> 7r.: \V<-sr
err. 52T5«*330; «tock<-r!« and feeders. $:. T-'fT
$." 2.>: i;>t:tl'err!. ?.°- 75-J *■"• 4": SoutliTn ew.
$3TS(9f4; r.ativ=. $3500^*3^: native. $a '>O*
Srt- hulls. $32505423; calves. $-; iOes^» -"■.
HOGS — Keceiptp. lt.'WO: market, 15|?20c
lower, bulk of sate*?. $7 f>ffJ7 5.3: heavy. S7 4'»
'(ts7o.">: packers and butchers/ $T4'V,JS;.V.:
light. $7 4<n, $7 r.n. .-PEEP-F.^ijti 9.000:
market 50c lower; lambs. ?4 30O$S: yeariings.
$3£O(Xt4: wethers $3 23053 73: e-are^. $3'S
$,j67-; stackers and fe^-iers. 52 30-3 s^» --^-
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Chicasro. Nov. !><.— nefreshir:^ ra:r.s in A—
! «r"nt;r.a to-day ended anxi? r r regnrrlinj the saf-»-
I ty of the Trreat crop *n fhat Knutrj and ?a--*
. a sharp tva.-kse'- to prices here. The close »a»
»paU a* a nf t loss of %c. A'l the otis^r leadinC
i staples, too. s::ff=r°ci a declin«. '•ora finishing
1 L «fi i&c to Ho down, oata otf : s?:*r to '•**?*»'".
and prcvi.-ions lower by "''J7'-ic tn 4f>c. The ftrt
ish in wh-^at «a» at almost the taw r^fir 9t
the day an 4 fo!'.c-we<i a strong and timber open
in?. Early cables told of dry. not weather !rt
Ari'ntlni .it -th» m"st cri-ical rertcd for th*»
'crop. Acrordtogly, shorts covered tn ra*h--r *
frei> maniifr. and ion? 3 t««k profit? on the *•"*>;;.
Wide however. v.«>r*> ?h<->\vri I- esr:-.
mates of the *xpcrtab!«> surp'u? from th» Arr»n
tin-. line, acthoritj figured out only 93.00«\CA>
bush, although another ex^er* went «n rewrd
with a total «f 12P.00O;00O btish. ClttmatrtT
tjjo larg^T aszrecate seemed raost impresst-r*
tr> short Vllers nrd cn-rers as v>re!l. so that press
,;r» waa alreal;.- '.veakeriin^ rbe market wb«i
rews arriveil film? of the breaking- of fh-*
threatened drouth. A further bearish infiueara
was th" total absence of export bostoew. At
a m:t»r r,f fact. f"r»-i?ner^ in some .-as^s of
{t^l to resell at a loss. fa=»h wh^at here, more
over, was ■+. deal loac!. ani Minneapolis rep^rt-d
th? Coiir busines? ftat. ::--* oC prices:
Wheat* Op»n. Iftrt. I^>w. Close, da*.
D-cemb.-r .. 914 « «>> «>^ »< *•
V iv J>7'- J l^ S*» T t !*> "» "• ♦
J::!y .■.'.'.!1"1 J*4"i MS *C'» 9T.«4 M
gSS-..- jg ;- g§ {^^t
■■ . * »•"■ -
US I : * »
J,,,^. ""-;." -* 1 * *° 4S "" **'* * sr »
D^mUr ... 31% Sl»4 r.It 4 WJ4 31^
MaY - . •'s»> •'« :V< *»'♦ •**•
jy,^ **.•'. 3«'= Z4'z »U «U =♦*•
January * lrt '" $ir> U str> ?^ * lf> !!? * lf> I
T-tn-«rV ..0 22 f>r. 317 !»17 '• »
May ■"—"•"*•-—*'■''- 95 S9<> &90 S9JJ
ranSa^- -~.lT4<* '7 42 17 3= 17 32 17*5
Ma">^?...'"*n.lS2'> 1«= 1& « »» Ifi3?
CLOVERSEED PRICES.
Toledo. 0.. Nov. IJ-CLOVERSEEP— «_'«>,.
ma —
Ma-cr- $•* 7-".. AI.SIKE — Prim- $*33: tVrem
bl'r «!» TIMOTHY— Prime. $4 40. Novem
ber". $4 40.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
I iverpool. Nov. is. — U'HFIAT — .<;>•->: * — 11
jf o j re.i Western winter. 7s 1-1: futures qu!*-t:
D-c^mber. 7s: March. 7* l**.i: May. 7s \\<i.
CORN— >vo< ttrm; American mixetj. 4« HH l3'l:l 3 'l:
rutnrca tirm: January nominal: February, 4a
-k ,V rE\ 3— Canadian. 7« 3d. FLOL'R
v-i-.-p- T'at^nts "^t>^. IIOFS in London. • Pa<-;
fie Coast*, in 1O»©*» 10s- BEEF— Extra
India mess. ia-» M. HAMS-Short rat. Oi
t'd R>COS Cumberland cut. hSa: clear bel
lies 7IV; lons cloar middle* light. fiDs; heav>.
71s' short clear backs. »'»7s. SHOUU3ER? — ■
«.tiu'art- C 3» I*.\RP — Prhne Western. t!erc<»«.
iss American rettned, palls, 57s M. CHEEsR
— Ifansi'llan fineat whitf. new. 6d: eolorea.
56a M -n-F.PHNTINE — Spirits. SSa »<i.
p A^tv ' Common. Is. PETRru^ET'M — Rj»-
Bned-TcHd. LTVSEBD OIL. !7s. COTTOX
SEED OIL — Hull refined, spot. 30a t'jd
tai tow \ustralian In Lender. 39s l^d.
Lonl-.n. Not. ifIL— SUGAR— Raw. o-ntrif
uiral ia«' mus<-i»vad'», ft»: beet. Noveaiber. ■»■♦
•ri ' LlXtfEED— Calcutta. ADri!-Jun». rt^
T INDEED OIU 44s ♦«- SPtIRM OII^ £34.
fETItui.ECM — American reftneO. 5 li-l«d:
Tplrtts Trt. TURPENTIXE-Spirtti .V-a M.
ROS lX— American atnUned. Ha 'M: tine. l«u
7J-d7 J -d
Antwerp, Nov. tfi — PETROLEUM. 13 franc*.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
in trral
THE JAVER WAIST COMPANY. No.
S3S Broadway: involuntary, by theae cred
itors- Morris Sob^l. J-'OO: U 11. Sor.n & Co..
$.>» "siml William Thalborß. $H It was al-
IrEVd that the company was insolvent anil
made preferential payments. Liabilities ar-»
said to b«- 112.000. nominal ais<t.-« |G.*o ami
actuat assets $-.i»!0.
MARY FISHBBIN*. mar.ufaeturer of
trunks and suitcases at No. Z£ Let>nanl
street- Involuntary, by these creditors: f..
p Robertson ft Son?, $<n>; Theo«ior«» r>.
KanfTer. fISJ. and Clarence Hlrschfehi. il.\
J»id««* Hough appointed Lauren B. «""ohert
receiver, with a hond of SLSUO. Liabilities
ari» JSLOCO and as.<=rts about $4.«00.
IIYMAN GUtTFT. el**rk at No. 60 Stantotx
"street, formerly a liauor dealer; volun
tary. T.iabilitles are tt.958 and there ar<*
no assets.
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