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Nervousness on Continent and
New York Fluctuations Leave
British Centre Unaffected.
MONEY SCARCE AND DEAR
British Experts Fear New York
jlay Compete for Gold in
Their Market?Accumu
lations Continue.
[By Caah to The Tribune. 1
boadoa. KOV. ft -Tlu- stock market
howlnk" commrndahle c-almnc-as, con
, _ tr.r parvouanaafl exhihited on
leading Cont mental hourses and
fluctuatif.r..s whlCB hav? heen tol*
lewinj MM aa "thenT so rapidly in New
v rk. IBttulatloa has heen held in
r-heck in Kr-.'-n.i fnr some time to the
dit of s(""-] :;s'm'Si: eatabllahed bn
.-.?md Itn*
Oafl*Contlnenl the situation is less
tlgfactory. foi the annlea f*f the
peat aaarara are so larpe that the
p.jhiic trem> ? rar wa_r a*?paa**a
imminent, and the Balkaafl are always
a gtate of unreat Turkey is said tO
^ trj'ing to horrow on a large scale In
pranre, whlk Franca ar;.! <;rrmany
a-ili both briner oul large loana of their
,wn about the turn of tl.e year.
Views of "The Statist."
y.xirc :.- : a making the Continent
nervous to Boma degree. Mon-y is
irarce and dear, and Kuropean peoplea
,r. hoard: hk lt. The Bdltor of "The
.igtist" I
"taaatati '??' ??? o la anything bul
T.assunnp. even If a conftiet with tha
Vntted Btai led; yet it la
.41 to m .ntry ean aacapc
disaster. a W '?ng *t,e < Ivll war
ha laated an 1 how anarchic is t!
ditlon of things. Before the i ise of
form-r Preaidenl Dlaa to power Mex?
ico was aaarly alwaya in a atata ..f an
irchy. but ln l laya tl.e fir;?
.ru.rest*. i I I ' ?;??'? there wore com*
[?aratively Bn 11, a w they are
v?ry large. Now another s< arr has
.ri?en because of the attitude of Preal*
,.-._t Wllaon '??'?? rd the lliegal and un*
a.nstitutiona; mdud r.f Hut ita."
Thf week's return Of the Hank of
England et mparefl rather toearably
with tl.- nding returt.
aomr years : ..-? bul aii in all the hank
is not as -tr<?: | aa aome arould llka to i
i*. it. : H4290.000 bai
onThtirsdr- ? all nation? are now!
irramb!!'- I and a mult tude of ;
paanaaaata, orporatlona, compi
Bh. are aag. r to obtaln loana, ar ?
v*<k lar.- of bankera and
bank for prep- ,
antions for thi ? r.il ??(' th<- month,
**at"a yeaterday payment araa made f"i
ry bills. further de
ruding the , .-- r|e market.
Egypt tn Gold Market.
The Ralchal ? , at**-nmulal
ru*-* of gold, ;md the Hank of Frame
ind the Impenal Bank of Russia are
following th< Oerman aaaapla, No
more goid - expected from S<.uth
Amtrica, Bnd a I irga pari ol what has
amved has ? dlverted tr. the <?,..!
t^nent. Egypl contlnuea takir... laM," j
amount., ha ng aircady taken >'"
MWJUO up ? ? xVednes-dav night, and j
thetnd of ti. iotton picklng aeaaon la
Mi two rr..
Britieh ezperta ? lao are fearful that
IM United g< -... rnay , <,mpete for
I'M in this market, althouph. accord
lng to "Th? bi ? Bt," "thfl electiona, a!)
favorable t- ? . Democratic party. i.n
dicate^thfct the policy of Prealdenl Wil- j
?Miadaiinletration ia approved by the
***Plt, and ? should Indicata that
U* country ie nol anxious."
&i*coun*. ;. . fall t.. show much
tJMflB, beu.t; fairly well malntained,
w*ln* to ? aomewhat Mocertain
?aaury out;r.i,'K. r.all loana being al 1
Krcent. weekly loans at 4'4 and sixty
J?>' bilis at :, pr r cent. Three months' <
w fct* receded . ghtly froin 5 per cent a
*?* ago to 4.. four months" bills to
1 ?-16 and i . montha' bills to 1 11-16
Bt aaat
T*1* Bank oi I ngland loat 13.160,000
^ 'u Twr\e, reducing tha flgura to
i32,410,l-'if., v . ,nf. i,u||lon item was
"??uced by $3,105,000, ar.d now stands
'ymHWl, The ratio of reserve to
?*fci!iti.a still siands at B8.48 per CtMt
mVlCALL WORLD CONGRESS
National Cci.servation Meeting
Attracting Attention.
^ MhlnjtA-. f_A World con
" -*nre** reaull Croaa tha Kta*
te Cor._r.,v- .... Congreaa in Waai.
^on haai N ber II to M. Such a
^jT*!*** *a? lour yeara ano.
^ Offlilai r. ; Ms.-ntatlvefi of Mexico
Canada met with repres'-ntatives ol
tountry h xhe dlptotnatle room of
,u rt"irr'! "' Btate, but the plan
t r'5Mro*"- ' '.rnature.
t a^~^ M>vernment? have ahown auch
jw-jf^Z*** of kltareal Ln the eonaervation
jUt** *hla yeai thal then- wlll be a
"*r.Utl *,len!' ' "f dll.lomati. r.i?:e
,.,, Vf* '''in al any prevloua c-onaer
tIT rr"
?orld ftr8t ''"'!"":,i"n w-as to hold a
? Maaanratton conttresB at Th<
** Queen Ujihelmir.a lesjionderl
^.*.iy utid offered her oo-operatlon In
hrixv? ?! >"*! ""''''"8 K auei.-4-sM. Great
?Ki *' <-i*r?i.ti;y F*rance, rtunsia, Japan
v*>! <rf r D*Uon" expreaaed th.-n- appro
I* th? Plan. At om tlme It was pro
tt^*,> hav*' a commlaaloa freen this
ijlq, vli!t forelgn powera and aalc
^ lo take pan in tha woMd'a oon
gg^* oi Ibe notabla repreaentatlvea ol
t*a \. 8('v*rri,r" ",s who are r xj.ei ted at
Oaa f iillonal (''onaervation ('ongrreaa ln
wMjf , ar' Mr' -'uaaerand, the Anihas
JT ^om Krar.i. ; A. Bchtrbatakoy.
_^**,lor '>* thi irii|ierial ItiiflHtan Em
k\\\}nr~*- All Kuli Khan, the Peralan
jjTJ***dor. and Dr. Krneat Baumann,
**-.?*. 'JBf,Mlr'- "f Hwlt_erlar.d. It ls
JTT^ 'hat Japan and Chlna will alao
m '??PWMnted.
I
E
Difflcult Budgetary Situation
Monopolizes Attention of
Country's Financiers.
REASONS FOR MEW LOAN
Prospective Deficit of Almost
$500,000,000 Far Beyond
the Power of New Tax
ation to Produce.
i Hv cabU " i he Trlbai ? !
rar:."-. Nov. fi After a ktr Berlea of
df-t-j.ondt nt aeaalona on tho Bouraa \
very eiight favorable reactioa has at
laal aet ln Tha marketM leaa vv..i>v.
though foreign bonda are Btattonary.
Even in regard t<> Mexican aecurltlea a
more bopeful feeling prevalla
The facl of tho matter is. of couraa
thal the wbola financial talent of tne
natlon haa been Interested in th< .;? -
talla of tha mlnlatry'a flnancial pr..
poeala foe the budgetary altuatlon haa
*? .r beea ao difflcult glnca tba rxara
Inunbdlately followlng the FrBnco-Cler
man War.
For tho current yrar tho government
sh.?'.>.. i ? \ ? ptloi ? I monetarj reaourcea,
amounttng t.> more than 962,000,000,
arart froen aboul $12.-00.000 aaked lor
"t, ahorl term treaaury bonda for tii*
n.-.-ds of thr navy. lioreover, bi
142,000,000 f.'i expenditure waa held,
apart from budK't call nations.
Th.rof-.rc the budgei for t:.- coming
flnan i has an inhertted dellcH
<.f almoal $106,000,000. Bupplementary
ts are to meel thla apedal outlay,
whlch is in n.> way included in this ao*
tlmate. The deflcll of $108,000,000
banded on t<> dext vcar will havi io a
mel In cn llta for the followlng flnan
clal yeara Attempta hav. been mada
to decelva the mind as t.. the
real catigaa <>f th- preaenl difflcultiea
hut tho budgot for n<xt year now under
unlon will ha\e t" bear the weight
. onaldi rable Incn aaa of ? x-??
II is believed that $22,000,000 m >re
wiii i..* wanted for the Wai
. ona* i the Kt"wth of enro ? i
numhers and arnianonts.
lf. Almond polnta thla oul in hla re?
port to the S- nat. mi thi budgl t t.-r
the current year. A higher tigure wlll
- H from tbe general r:s< i* prl -B
? ? ln*
i reaae ta B_lpii< ?> Th< taoui m< I
eatlmatea ahow a budget Inflated by at
? $21,500,000 t<-. meel engagement.
anl on prevloua credlta Evi n
if the n rjuirt menta for Mora co ara
14,000,000 and a aum < f
.1,000 can i ?? aavi d by varki ia
later u IU
have to Bnd na u ? $110,000,000 to hal*
the budgei for next year without
taklng Into accounl a probable Incn bj i
?? enue.
The Bacal yi ar of 1012 iur*
$36,000,000
from Impoat dutiea and dlre* 1 I
tiu n ? |ulvalenl sum will hava
to i.e ded tcted froai the deficit There
wiii be b gain m the coming flnancial
year of the lump aum from the over*
flow >.f whi.-h the delayed budgei r'.r
1913 was unable to beneflt Thua ihe
? . n< y of revenue will flgure Bt
aboul $110,000,000.
Ther. iir. , liovvevrr. other pn
mom !" ?,"' *ff> I
r,.(t: ;..: ;ii<i. ? dlacuaalon, but
whlch cannol bt omltted from a full
atatement of the condltlon ->f French
finan.-e. a draatlc flnancial effort la
on demanded to aafeguard the na?
tional Bocurlty.
Two pro#ecta have been placed by the
government before th** cbambera for
tho imp vetnenl of the defenalve
for.es oi tbe country. The flrat, re
ferrlng to armament atorea and I
Inga was reduced from $100,000,000 to
ea 11 * h i.i m n ?. Bpn ad ov< r a period of fi - ?
.. ra and the a< cond propoaal, d<
with the larger contlngenta aei
with the colora, atanda In need of
credita totalling $88,000,000, of whlch
flgUie $ 17,800,000 is want.d for tbe
enl year.
New campa of Inatructlon are want*
ed, furniShed vuih aii modern and p?r*
ii Infantry and ?v*
air: and small arniK. BJ vvll us ipius
tor tha artillery. Technlcal opinion ea*
timat.s the total sum requlred at
1300,000,000. some, indeed, think that
1400,000,000 may be needed before tbe
country wlll be abeolutely aecure Ib tha
event of war.
a apedal law waa outUned datlng
from May _7 last Which had ln \nw a
loan of $200,000,000. A lotid ouk-ry
followed In s'-vetai polltlcal quartera
agaln-< any suhstitution of fresh taxa*
tlon for ? loan. Bul neither tba ? i
merdal aroHd Bor agrloulture la In a
poattloa to bear a Bupplementary con
trlbutloa to the Btate, whlch, Includlng
the budgetary defldt arould range from
$300,000,000 to $600,000,0001 Though
Ul| il.sin tO aid ihe state, workcrB of
;,ll eoriditions would risk a collapse
under UM lyeavy load.
Vet tha neceaBUBty for new resourcaa
is indlaputBbie, The flnancial sins ol
the past in the form of unsound llli'iii
cial legislation will have to be bOTM Bl
weii as tba debta from waataful ex
p.ndituro, and reparation will be most
effldently earried out by neither cruah*
ing lahor BOT m anng CBpital, Tho hBSl
method for obtalnlng the ueodful capi
tal in found in a double operation vare
fully ocanbtoe ol a stat. loan and ahifc
fully framad new- taxation. whieh will
not unduly press on any ciass of the
populathrB The great point advocated
Ig to indu' e capital to help by judicioua
and attractivo Investment, remuner.i
tive and guarantoad i-y tiu- govers*
ment.
Thf impending new issue of French
rentea whl Bnoi the nwt U tha raatad
rights of present holders of Fnm h f
PUT cents are fully baloguarded. The
vast reservi funds of small savlnKs
wlll then OOflBB to the rescue by sui>
BCrlblng wholesale to such an Issue ef
national BtOCh. The countless army of
COMPILED ?IS FOR M9B
New V.irk .all rrrnr,ej.
Bea 1 'irk mxty-dav loan* .
N.w 1 >rk ioir.nirr.inl i<_i f r.
i'h!.*i|iA tlme loan*.
Boaton tii ?? loani.
. ? Mtni rata .
i_:<*.
I'Tlin dltcount rate.
Nrvv Vorl; ?1 k-'? t Mrrlln*.
ntchaage on New York.
ng< .
Parta ne) ingi ..n Iy-.ndon.
i < .
I'nlted Btatet )k ol ttB.
ffnitlnh conSOte .,.
Fn -ii h i epti s .
>',errrian iinp'riat S..
Har go\ I, l_>ndon. \- r oOIICt .
I'nlted Btatea Knld ln !.<>nil..n. jt oonco.
Ilar e!!v*r. London, l *
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Aa r*por'*d hy "The Flnan'lal i-htonlrle" fai Um wr-.k taded NOW
UU
NfU Tork . $i,Bi? $:
Boaton . i ia.7S7.ii u
Phllndelphla . ISMTS.'lM
Baltlrnora .
'hUhKo . :?: .
Bt I.nilli . -:
Htm Orlcan* . 17,1
Seven rlliee. five dayn. * '? r $1.
Other cltles, five days.
Total* all dtlaa t\x* da\a . |
All rltlc*. me day.
Totala *11 rltlr*. for vre?k. IS
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.
HANK OB BNQLAJfDt
Oet. II "' I ?_
DerncltK . 147.1 ?IH tttt
rir.-iilatlon .
Hold . 34 :: .?"' ' ''"
Serurltle* . <-- '' """
Baeirn ratlo (per .-'nn. ? ??< '?
i ..-i um,t rati iper eaat). .'? ??
' HANK OB : ' . IN KRANCS).
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.,??.? Oet. ?.
Pirro?lte . Too.ooo
Clreulatlon . f.T^o.fion.ooo r . :?- .__?
liold . . ? ...
i-over .
Diacouata. etc. l.iM.seo on*i
I'o/n to note* iper vrnti. ?' I
nt rata (per eaat). a I '
'il.I'.M ANY (MAI
Ocl .'.
I'old and silver.
l.oans and diacounta. 1.311 *.
""ti. ..... ?? ? ??
? ? ia-? (p?r eeat). I
< r_NA1 fl -N BANKI M N1 UM'
Juni Jul/. lai ??
Loan- on rall. I ' '
ther . .
and .
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ca*> raaervea .
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GOLD PRODUCTION CF THE WORLD.
1911
Auatralin.
* fl
191
?x Ruaala
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-Ti tal valu'e->
-?? ? m Dollar*
.. ; . II
471.4
.
. Ol 5.J73 i?.OBI.J1W .??,?! ., I,
Tboae who dti re ti rt the nun l to dollara
maydoaobytn $71?. ln ordi to arrlre at tbe number of
iterllng 1 ' ' ? aacertalned bjr multii
the numbi r Ol ot l
COPPER STAXISTICS.
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RAIL CONSUMPTION IN UNITED STATES.
Tbi approxlraati ' i of ralla In tha Unli
in g,,,. ? ?? ? . ts glven li I
..... the quantll
ported to the tod ' ''
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
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PRICES AND YIELDS
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-rreocn caplUhata, Kreat nnd llttle, arM
gWt sr-.uritv and proflt for thelr 10
veaUnenta an.i llkearla aal afy thelr
patrii.ti.-m and ln U' '1'" ?*??*?" **?
budgel for 1914 arould then ba light*
ened of tbeaa abnorinal axpi nai i and
uii.rrited debta and only th- ordinary
,.,-.,iits would bava to ba voted. To
balanoa 'he national accounta t i?
therefore neccssary lo draw on the ac
.uniulatid reaoum-B ot the nation
under a sound. i ontident an.l COttfldeuce
Insplrlng flseal and finam iai poUoy. !
i
BANKER'S^UTO_KILLS MAN
Wm. A. Simonson's Chauffeur
Held for Manslaughter.
Somerville, Maas.. Nov. O.-Frederiek
A ropman. of New York. I-haufffiir for
WUllam A. SimonsOn. a hanker. of No.
wall Btraat, n>? V("k- Wlts ??'-'k<'<* up Ht
U,e po.i-e atatlon t..-ni?ht. ch.nredIwtth
.uanslai.Khter. aft.r the ma-hlna which h.
wuH drtVbtg ran over anrl k.lled a? un?
known man tO-day. lopman ela.nis the
,??,. stngKered into the pa.h of the OBr.
Tl,e auton.oliil.' ??* rfltlirnlng Irom
Kxeter \ H.. where Ihe BtmOliaOn fam?
ily attaadad the ft-eter-Aadovar footbaB
. .a,^ Mr and Mrs. Simoiison
Kame ye_t4-rda>. 4>.r. ??"u
proreeded to New Vork by tra.n. They
llve at No. 4J Weat 71st street.
42D STREET PLAGIARISM
Bryant Park Thieves Get $600
Worth of Souvenir Postcards.
in the fiara of tha hriKt.t iicht*. 4.f ...i
Btreel claver thlevaa Jlraaited tha door of
tha Hippodrome Poa4 Cagd Company. a
few ili'". ?,s* "r Fifth avenue. early
> esterday inoriiini.. and got away wlth
UM worth "i" aoaraab" *-ooda, ratrabnaa
Ptank Mlller, on post at Fifth avenue and
IM Btraat, fOund the door open ahout I
o'clock. a bag oetntalnlag aratchaa and
Bllverwara wortk WM ".'s lylag ??" tho
floor.
DatactHraa ftom the Baat r.i?t street ata*
Oked tba haR over. but found no
Clewa Thay think that the burglam
m Bryanl Park until the atreet
maa flaaartBi* befora thay taeUed the door.
Ajpt.iently they were fright.ned before
,.niilet..l tli. ;r haul and Bad, leav
mg the proceeds of other joba behlnd.
?
ENGLISH ORGANIST HERE
Will Be Tirst to Play New Instrn
ment in Buffalo Chureh.
Ed-vin EL Laaaara, the Kr.Kiish or_nm
ist. wbo will play tba that music upon Ihe
new orj.at. of the Chriatlan E. ii-n.-e
1'hurch in Buffalo. arrived here yestenl.iv.
aerompanled by hia arlfa and aon. on the
Celtic.
W MARKET REVIEW
Wheat Firmer-Corn Irregular
Cotton Slumps-Coffee Lower.
There have r.e. n few featut?s of ape
cial interest ln tba wheat market for the
la.-t Weak. There has be.-n a little more
BrnUMBB, fOUaartng .arly lrregularlty.
with forelcn markets and crop conditions
tha InapirlBg influencea. ln apite of ta*
recelpta at rTortha.etaia polnta.
fiitur.-s galned from 1 ient to 1*4 cents a
hushel, the haavjf rt-.eipts luirig off.-et
b| inereaaeii ilrarances from the aea
h.ianl.
Tba movement for the weok totalled re
ealptfl nf about IflgayMI bushels, cora
i.m. .1 with 6._4.',OUO for the previous week
ar.'l 11..V-.IX". a y,-ar aso, while the ex
porta wera 4.o;a,i?"j buflhela. ...mpared
arltk M_MN the previous week and _,
th\Mt last year. The eloslng price of
Nn. I nd, spot. 98 eeab*. ia '2 eent "ver
the price a month ano, hut 9 centa under
last > ear's flKures.
Cora has been lrf'.ular mr.st of the
W.ek, h.lt the tendeliey QBA BOOB tOWBTd
.1 atratigtb, baaad on a stron?.er
cash situation. t'ountry offerit.Ks mled
licht until Saturday, and eaah markets
were flrm. Thia strength havs been a
puzzle to many, OWlng to the statistkal
BOMtaOB. st-.ek figures being entirt-Iy
acam^t the market.
Th- avaHabla atoch of American eara
is glven as 1,6(2 OO bushels, against 3,3-1.
<**) a year ago. and, while the fltO. k ln
Chlcago dae raa aad MMM buabela it atfil
totalled MMJM. agalaat LSMM a fear
Bga The Aiy.ntlne crop is not now ? OB.
Bldered a fa?-t..r in this market. The
elnsirig prtea Of No. 2 n.ixr-'I, BpOt, M
centa, waa i'_ '-ents above that of a
mnnth BgO and 11"2 OBttM hi.her than a
year a. ...
Bava bald aboul stoa.ly, with the
iibangaa in other rralna apparantly dis
COUnted. N.-ar months have b>?? n rather
heavy al Itmaa. t.ut the ranaa aparard
haa galned Cron i'_ i anta to I canta Tl.e
pecuuarlty of the raarket is that prices
ara | eenta to -1.- centa hlghar than thay
Wara B fear ago, while the available
surpiy is vast;. laigar, aggregatlng M,
I0MOI btiahela, agalaat lt,1MMt a jrear
; :,.? | 7 OM In IML There haa beea
liberal buylni. of CBBBdlBB'oata fCf Chl*
cago aocouat, but thlfl has nol reaulted
la lower pri'-- - here
rs.iir baa beea quiet, and deoianda for
btgher prleaa rnada by aotna hold<
bean mat bj tha arlthdrawal of ? ?
e\.i, uitn Bour Bdinlttadly loa ln prlca
frota U?4 ..-...- polnl ol riew. Tha
. ia in a waltl | ? tion Pr duo*
t'on ln the threa Ncethweeteni eentrea
i., t w.-.-k waa -i.'i.ii.'. barrela,
in.:;" in thi
.OlO.
Cotton's Big Drop.
s- ia cotton for tha w<
| tb. weak, under
a drop of 4>) polnta, or %\ a b.i
Thla waa eauaed by
irlah govi ram ;?'
', . ... '??? 1.1' ll gBVB
? ilt OUt
rrom i rlvn ? an.i bj ' i api rta.*'
; || red flpella of w lllng
? . ?. ob b il
11 .-ti a hen ti..
: and thfl drop waa
?..up.
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
li,... in i. Lon
99};i_np ? i ;- ? , ? . .
..
4 . '
4 ?
? . I '?
itt .-"
. . ? . 4 ?
. u H ? 4
..... . . . .
. - .
? . -i . ? : .
? S 1 ? :. ..< IX . .
?a-- ?:,. '.?: ?-....
:. ? ? '. ? .
.- i
i ? Mn Ag Ch L-vt C IV i
li ,. .
.: -i _
-. - ?
? ??-.,; i ,\ r ? ???.?!
-
, ?... , .? ii
-i
?
4- . -4 M M ?
'' ' "'
I ' j
? , onvl l-l' ??-1-. . . .
4
1000 do l . ' -?
? , 1,
. I. & N .
_r3.nK>.ii ?fc o |.r lbn J ,? ??. '
1 41
: ....... ? i ll"a I ?
1*1 I.I..WW Ui ..-..
.? W ?? .4-4
? . . ? - ?
o r.i BM M '
? * 7th Av i ' ? , -
. I>n -' Ry li
,HI con ba 100 4 .:'"'? ? .
I1VI I - ? . ? 4 - 4
te 6 ttOtee 1*1 fi .
n Kl 1:'. ?- 4 ' - ?
.
1 --, R |{ a. I' B*M * l*. I '
,h I..-.,. IHda ???? ? 4 ' ? ? *
. -
.'an -' ? _?
e of da Rj "..i 6a 1 ''
- '..,;< I. | '
. !?,? i?t tn... '.'i
loitdIV. :?
KK&Bl'o ot QatA) . . ; ?
| li: t "?" - ; -
,. * .tn - l4M*a ! 4-. 104% '-,
la. 4s Rd \ ; ?
imoo
100.)
on ? .
(
?.-i.i,- a aii *v
-. i
:,,., rt.) 4. lll dl.
8 V.n .11 dl
?
?
-s
?*
7.? dh i"' "" ""
4. Boathf. dtv M
[o lolnt I* ? , '
- .' .; i. K r I ' i '*
MO r i .. L lf r-f " ". . ... . I .
4. . Stl'g. I- '? ' ^ ' ' " * . *
. ,?" ? .!?n,.'*!_!> !7
_o ronvi . ? ? 2
,, ? . .-,. r u d ? v-:\ I.
*WiMdh ' .
? '? K
. . .
-in .<?? 4-. KS '
' ' ' 7' S
,;,. |,w. . o bn . H ' ?*4 174 4
R , _ I' .l.t' ..' , ?; 4
'o """ **.
,, U R ,?l 44 ' . : 4 UM .
',*>, i- .- .'..--t !? .'I. 4?' Kj ! So ? ?
, . , ,|o ir.l 44 Bl I. .11- ? "'.?'??
i, *, W tm......
? ' 7*i
|0 ' (< 41..- ii"?i? *?
oi f. Mh Ave :? UH
UW) gorn Prod (fl IMI ? >
jijno 'umb T.l ? T ifl. >*?. UM UM\- M
i,>,0 .ln 7* I'r-mi ,1K.. ir?4 lil? ir?
4,.-. dO r*f 4a.....] BJJ MH] ?6
n & Kio o ref |a.. n% n I J]
101
- 4
'.
I?a
7IM?) 1> * riiu >. i>. ?'"?;??*?,
. D. ' 1:1 Co lil Bfl.. 1014 101
... r_ Rwyfl 44?..| .0 1 *}
14000 Dlfll Bee Corp 8e... KJ4 ? ;
-.., nu Ponl Pow IH* *." s '?
inooo'Krla prlor II. n aa.. I ' . " I
!o ?. n ll?n 4- ... 71 "04 M KH
? . tocaavl 4* ar-r A ," ? I1H jl% JH
: M ao 4s oar n. 71 ? a?4 ?H
.nn col tr 4s' ?.S' i-H ,*lj?|7,r*
:iiOO'Bv * T II con 6* . 10*4 1?4 ^ ?, ? '?
iooo r & P M lat ta.... 1014 1014 ?WH -r?
Mt .iil?B.- **MAPdlv)l(?lHjWH
..,, Kl..- rleb 6fl .. 1?H 10JHp^P
'.-. oS Sto-'iT-ii: \m um 9?K*
7-,-., 111 4>nt 4- ma.... nn ?
tOM do r-f 4..., J0 W M J
dOOO'UI Ste-1 d*n *Ma-. , ? , "J ?ta _ _*
10u00;lnd Pteel Ifl.... g 5* !5*t?
1000 do S4- SP 'I'4- *\ ,. , ,.., ,,.
r-aw'lnn r cop .? full p ?44 MH NH IH
latCB Intar-Mai ?Ha..?.. ???. ,'4^ ... '
T.'flOO'lnt Rat. Tr r-f la.. JfH IMI ?4 --u
gOOO Int Nav ? f r......^.! .S I -> ? .-?**
1.W Int 9t-?m Pump 6* ?4 ? I MJ
?too.. inl Paper Ut to.. 1024 ?J?H -?|H ?
- iowa rent lfltU.... MH ?|H ?H +H
1000 do ref ta.I ?- l^1 I al l-?H
Th** flRures seemed to be capable of al?
most any nort of inathematieal calcula
tlon on whlch the total crop coull be
predicated, and there was the natural
divergence of opinion. But the bears had
tho be?t> of the argument, so far as the
action of the market was concerned, and
were he'.ped by estimates that the foreign
cropa wlll be 700.OJ0 bales larger than last
year. Some weak long lines have b? en
dumped, and a laek of outside specula
tlon. which ls not attracted to the market
around 134 to 14 cents, haa also affected
the general sentiment. The close of the
market was weak, wlth spot down la
13.70c, whlch is 20 points under la*?t Breek'B
flnal and 170 polnts over the price a year
ago.
Coffee Oeclining.
Higher European mark'te, adverae crop
condition reports from Brazll, with at
times higher cost and frelght flgure*. gave
coffee a sembiance of firmness at times,
but the general trend has been downward.
with reports ot damage to the Brazliian
crop either disregarded or discounted. The
trouble has been that alarmlng reports
have been contradlcted by the eastnass
of Brazillan markets and the evldent
anxlety of Brazillan holders to market
their stock even at concessions. This
I anxiety haa been credlted to flnancial
! weakness. although lt can not be over
lookad that prlmary recelpts would have
i heen liberal. and there have been at tinn?
ln tbla market llberal selling orders cred
ited to Brazillan sources. All these things
| have naturally tended to make buyers
cautloua oHi.fciaiiy as tba coaaomlng
trada seems to be fairly well stocked up
land ready to hold ofT at the sllehtest
1 HiKti of a drop In prtOBB.
Eggs Soaring.
I The feature of the country produce mar
i kets in tiie la?<t week has been the ad
a in the price of strictly hlgh grade
egga, Whieh are now quoted at UQA
dosen, wholesale, with retailers getting
j all they can. AU the other grades, even
dOWB to "checks" and "dlrtles,"' have
I felt the upward stitnulus, atid the end is
iint yet in Kleht. Other Bttlfl baa been
j weak und declining, as a rule, supplies
1.. mg large and the demand aotbing more
tha.il ordlnary. I.ive and dressed poultry
1 hava l.een in extremely heavy supply, and
j large quaatltlefl of dressed have been sent
: to the treeaera rather than ba forced for
sale on a de. lining and surfclted mar?
ket. Potatoee und other veKetables have
shown an easler tone. and changes ln the
llraatOCb and dressed nieats markets
have been only fraetlonal.
In tba Bpot Wbolaaala markets only nine
artlclea show an advance in The Trib
I tabulation of twenty-flve articles
i of current uaa arblla alarven have decHnad
and bIi held Bteady at the figures of the
i prei ious week.
| HARVARD MEN ~?ARN $56,773
Students Fill 1,926 Positions During
Last Academic Year.
Cambrldge, Maaa, Not. I -Btudeata .'tt
Harvard earned Ba\1U wblla pursuing
academic eonraaa laat ><ar, aecordlng to
report of tba Becretary for student
; eipplov D ? l
The atudenta acted In all aorta of ca
|.o;Ii.h, from i.:enian to artlst I in.?? t? I.
poattlona belng provlded for them.
ti.. largeat amount earned durlng term
t ma waa U.UA bj a aupervlaor aad tutor,
\ aewapaper corraapoadent recelved Wti
Durlng tba aummer months n bmo
|. arned a total ot 0 "
WEEKLY TABL7 OF BONJS.
%
Sul-? I Honjs. HI'li l.ovv Nov N*t
_.
< . c i l ; .-. vi ia
.. . . . ....
-> ? enl la. 1*1% . ? ,
. ?? l . . .-?? !..;?.. 74 .? 74 ?1
li 00 i. ?; of Si l. lst :.- W . ,
do n r ta.?? , ?- ?* ? i
?? ;. .v.vt h ?:. :, j. : ? I . . ?: , - 4
lo IMI ? . ? .
. Av - P F 1-t bt "Sli-l't
?- Uf A atyera 7a... Ot i ?
. ? .
1001 I/oiilJaiil I'o 7a....
. ?--? ... -.
i. ,v N unll
l-xno M Rv <-.?n 4s t ix ex ,
inooo Mexl. an i'. ? la ....) 91 IU
M i. i .\ W lat 6* 110 ie?H no
? . *, - '4
II*. llx 111 [ J- 1,
? ? -
II
14'?V>
M4 M4! MS -
4- 't% >' ? ??,
- 4
. '.'-??
1000 Mll & Nor 44a .
nn vi *XPAS*jMIstcon 4s K tt 9 '',
- Mo K A T *? n 4>:e . * . ? i
O0 do l*' 4- --', .-v^ .. jj ;t
i ref 4a. ? ? ? B ? l
? ??? Wo Pae eon Sa 103% 1034 10C .
. ?--? do ? .not :.? . 714 71 - -" ?
i- . ?&?? ? . ? .
.-. <> n- ar la . 1114 1114 11
sooo M..r & Ba ist Ta.... hi im hi !? ',
WOO S C A st I. i on Sa l".''l4 ' ?*' '-. ?.
? TUl e 5a - -1
1000 N O M A C la 4.\ <"\ i''. i
- N V All B ? vt .'* M tl tt ? '.
rc_ HRdeb i ?" N *"'
10 rty S4i **?.*.
o L 8 coi tr 3*s* % ? ? ( '.
lo r-e . ::> ro '? :?* ? 4
-WOO v V CAPt I. lat 4* M4 ??? .
.". 000 N V 'I K L HAP 5a 1034 1014 Hi', - 4
? io par m 4.s .. *o- N m-s ? 4
1000 N T Ll W W la H<?. '?*'.'?.
1660M STNHAHevl ? 1941 . ?."4 - \
::.. 000 do M w l 103'x, '.fi ?? i".i', - 4
1. 1 ? ? 77 I 77 77 I-I
do . vi ma ? ??? ?4 ? ??- 04 - 'i
10..1 n V 1 >\w lal ref ta) H ? v* ?
t-.io n y Rwya of is 744
dr, h 11 ia 1. n%\ wi - '%
.: v Tel fen ?4?. - '??'. - %
imwo n v w A B 44a :r>4|-l
.in.'O Norf a. W con to.. ,
lo 1 onvt 4'-.' ... . 1024 ? S
In 10"0 vr cvt 4i 1024M
do eonvt to...... 'ot 1 ?? ', I ? .
. | C Ut M *474l M '+? ?i
,rth F.o- lal 4* . '?<', :'<:, M'.
?aaaa do s-^n ta.........\ t . ?
ll.Mo Ttlver let la. 10') IM H" I?14
?ooo Ore Bh L lal Sa '"t -
1064 1014 10*4 '
to ref 4... 19
. VV It & N 4. I * A
. ? , ,.' \t lal ?
"7000 Pae Tel * T Bi 9t% '???>. r?'.',1- 4
KflOO Penn Ry K!'1 ?4a 101 Hl 1101 -
.... M 101 101 '-l\
... 4. IMI ? r.->\ Bl
MOO0 'I" V? IMI W4 tl
. ?;?,; M ' M N ? .
-Toon'riiila co *.b la IKZl '.-??,. tt ' '-?'. ".
4000 PC*C*8t_44l Mer It 100t, 10fiit iwi ? i,
? of v .1 Si ta .. 194 * ?. '?
? Ra- i'on Copper H.'H". 101
17000 R"H<1ltir i-n to....j BJTi N4(
Teeel Rlo .; a w lat
? I.T M.<^
r.oon no rf- i?
? ? ? t. * H F k n Sa 101 '? 4
???no1 ,1o frn l* T'SI . .. 00-,
lo 1977 i
nooo dO Tr ("0 rtf? I H M ' 1
10 rof to '"'. :"'. I '.
r. svvi i.t 4. . M4I ?4 14
lo ,-on Ih.' 77141 :*% :.:?4'-* \
P M*M con 14a Hi', 101', 1
do 4* Ifonl ? \t . '-4 ??* 01 ?_ s
Iflflrt'Ft P * V P <!? .110 '110 '110 14-4
?000 S A A A P lal 4" 7l4l? 4
irooo s>ah a I. anl Ra ...' Tl',' Ttfl 714
jmrt Ro B T A T la.... MH MM MU ? U
"SOOO So Tae coi tr to...1 >74' 91% U% 'i
lo ter.' "0 l? ' tt "',
.. . do roiivl 4* . *? ? '.
5?0rtO' d- rrt 4* ? . B%\+ l.
%,r.A Ho Ry eon 5l 1014 WI H3 '?4
<;ooo' .to r<-n 4e . .'74 I n%\ 7*41 -
i .io 4. pi i, d<\. ? w, ?3'? n% -
1000'T r I ? P >'. rt 'i. 101 'ioi pi ? l 14
M00 t r: lofBtLrefto ? W4 M4I?
... Trxaa Cr, ,-oiiv t la . MU o. v, WUI?^IU
"iiw Tn * Par la< 5a.. 11004* 1004'10041? 4
<000 Thlrd Av- int Sa . 'Hi'? 1044 ioiu'-iS
4I0OO' ,*o t- t 4?.'? 004: ?0 1104'Xli
o-ioo' ilo anl fi* . ' 754 74?.' 744'- 4
1000'T Pt T, * W 4, 19MI 564 B4
irivw rnlon Pae lat to...l 0"i,' 01'..
7-O001 do oonvt 4s.I VU' OO ! 00 ? \,
,<lo,vo' no Tt* 4e.' 00^' 001, ' oa?, ? _ 3,
l?o.yi V Rwv -f3FI<. '*', 1 l?4M V4
looor s PH' * Tmn Sal S* ' i.Z I BB I?1
r.-.m 1' S Ruhlier a t ta.' 10-*>4'IA? I10" ' '?
140..M f ? Strel .11.'100 i "rn; IM v4
rooo Va-r*,p rhem M...I ?>:, ' 04?.' 05 I
4000\'a VI.1 a-n la.. . Hl\ 1"1\ 10H41- 4
3000'va * Stn con 5a. I 91 ! 90 ' M l-U,
p.000 viralnlan Rv 5a.. .191 1*741 r'< ' - %
nn.?* w^??h 1st 5s.'lo-i.'.'iom'iois1?4
lHOOfl! no M 5s .' 9R4' 044' ?54'- 4
?~wi! do r.f p w* c. axt.'liw 'io*. 'l** l+l
l.tooo no lat ref 4s.I 40 ' 44U' 4?4'-4
11000' dn PT1st4srT ctfs' it ' 1-'-' 17*.'? 4
?O00 T\-8sh Cent 4?.' tt%\ BU ??**? ?
ltnofl'vv?,t r.leht 10 5s 10! '1014'10141-14
maiwoat r'oc r,*..im '100 'ioo ?? ?,
4000 West M* 4s.! 77 I
?jxon'xx.' N Y * P 1st r.s 1041. io.".. 1041; . \
liono'vv Pn -ea) est 44s' ?ou' -o^' ^
31000 VVVsf F\er Mfa to.. __$ *t jt..l?T
wtv?, Bttara 4. M? W% *%M
looo w * i. e ikib...\i* ?<?? ?_? ;-?
'??' OhM 5.. BJBJ*
MM dn con *a ., ?*'-. ' *, J ?, } *
^00' .Io Sa Wlieel nlv..' M4 tVA\ ?4 1 4
40Mlwilke( * E lst r.s ' MU ?_____? ', '
w?'w * * p i-t _?... IMK ??? ??? rW
1H..O0 WIs Cent e-n 4s *h I' > *h ? '?:
w?i_d? i. s_*_n niv- ? W4J ?4l n
Toial "salea for the week. r.OTI.OOO.
1
Merchants Plan Agitation for
Federal Building on Astor
House Site.
OLD EDIFICE INADEQUATF
Land Occupied by Government
Would Be Applied to Exten
sion of City Hall Park at
Profitof $5,000,000.
The Merchants' As?o-iation at tl.e ?
regular sesslon of Oongress wlll ura ?
that adeqnate provision he BBBda fo
new postofflce building ln.Manhattan. 'Ih ?
site the association advo.-ates Is tl.e .
tor House plot, whleh the eity is Brgfd
to buy, raatOfiag the present site pf tba
Postofflce to the Ctty Hall I'ark
lr is polnted out that a new pi.stofr.ee
must inevitably be built and that aii de
lays will tend only to add us.-less ?-\
pense. The land now cceupied by th"
Postoffice bulldlng; is assessed at more
tban tWloa the amount of the Aator
House site, and lf the ferieral govern
rnent should take over the hotel plot
from the city and erect thereon a mod?
ern postoffh a bafldlBg the structure
would occupy property of less than hal'
the assessed value. whlle the eity would
come Into possession of about f*>,000,i"O)
worth of land over the value of the prop
erty lt would glve.
The assoclation has suggested the feaal
blllty of the purchase of the Astor House
site by the city and the locatlon of tha
new postofflce ti.ere. The area of tha
present site !-< UMt square feet and the|
assessment upon the land ls O.rW.COO. Th*
area of the Astor llouse eite. wlth con
tlguous plots belonging to Wllllam Wal?
dorf Astor, ls ??,701 square feet, assessed
upnn the land at H.57O.00O.
No question exlsts as to tha necessttr
of erectlng a new postofBce building wlt.*i
the least possible dilay. The present
building has long been out of date. ?Ln4
the ever lncreaslng amount of buslnesa
done within Its walls ls aceomp'.lshed un
d.-r dlfflcultlee probably found nowhere
else ln the country.
Owlng to this lnere.se in business. lt
is necessary to expend large suma each
year l7i alteratlons and repalrs, which at
b'-st are only t<mporary, because of the
eertainty that a new bulldlng soon must
be built
The municipal authorities are strong!."
ln favor of removlng the Postofflce from
its praaent site in City Hall Fark and |a>
?torlag the federal site to tha park area.
Mayor Gaynor went to Wa.-hlns.ton laM
fear at the head of a d. legation tO itrge
the release of tlie present Bttflt
lt is polnted out by tha Merchants' As?
soclation that the city is flpaflBlIni .' I
(OO for an easement under the aouthern
half of the Astor House for th>- new
BUbwajr and the ronstruetion of a retaln
lOg wall sufticiently stron? tO perm'.t nf
tl.e rr. ..tion of B modern bulldil %.
TRISCO SHOWS DEFICIT
Annual Report Uninteresting*
Document for Stockholders.
To the rank and n> of the BtOldtltBldera
ef the St. Louis ?v S.in Francisco Fl
road company the report Car tl.e naeal
yeat ended June 30, IH*. which is being
diatrlbutad lb day, will prove a very un
lntet*eattni document. Tha report eontab *
seventy-six pagBB of pi-.n-tically nothlng
but Btatlstical tabu'atioris; the receivera
have made no attempt to explain. as is
rustomary ln most annual reports, the
condition of the property and the pms
pecte fnr a Bpeedy or tardy reorganisa
tlon. The Btoekbolder must sprrid houra
..f study to as-ertain what thfl future
holdfl In store for him tn the way of a
return upon his investment.
The total operating revenue last year*
amounted to $16,050,290, an Increase of $3.
MaMt, while operating BBpBMafl lncreased
H.MUH Navmg a net operating revenua
Of *__l.1H.Wfi a galn of $1.9'v421. Deduct
ing (S,4gT,440 tor tazaa and aliowtng for
other Income of oXJtToJAX the total net
Income of tha "Frisco last year was $14.
., on increaae of Jl.-tjS.MS. Flxeri
eharffaa, Including interest ef $7,999,73.-,
rentalfl and sinking funds, dividends on
trust ci -rtilcates, separately operated
propertlea and amortization of discount or#,
funded debt, consumed **15.328.126. leavlruO;
I a de'hit of $4>57,3I7, as compared with a.
I surplus at the close of the 1312 flscal year*l
j of J177,3TiS.
The report bor*. out previous unfaTor**
j able atatements regarding the New Or
i leans. Texas & Mexico Railroad, tha*
' property showing a deflcit for the year ol*
1 $1.214.tS^- This property was not operatedv
l.y the 'Frisco in MH. thus accountlnf tn
some dagraa for th.) 4t.5i3.015 increase in.
Bxed charges.
Durlng the year ended June 30 last there
was a ast galn ln the Frisco'a funded
debt, bringtng the total up to $C08.347,r-6*.
This was diw to $8,245*3.528 of new issuee
and for $10,;*.*) bonds redeemed and can*
celled.
The largest increase in operating ex
- was |HMM tor transportatl"n
lncluded in this item are wac*.
Inriaaaafl. which no doubt account for the
l.eauer charges. Kor malntenance of
way and equipment the company expend?
ed *.1.2'">*.4t.l more than in 1911. Despita
thaaa Imnaaaaa. however, the eoBipaa*.
would have made a better showing last
| year had It not. been for the drain fr.un
operating the New Orleana, Texas ? UaOL
lea an.l other charges of approximatel>
(0,000.011 not lncluded in the 1011 r. I'M
The 'Frlsco's increase in freight revenue
last year was t_i,:6T.0O9. while pomtmgM
earnings witnessed a gnla af WM**
WINTER WEATHER AT HAND
Week Will Open with Cold
Wave, Snow and High Wind.
Washington. Nov. 9-Freezlng weatlw
neariv as far touth as Florida la pre?
dlcted for the flrst few days of this wee,;
The week wlll open with a declded fall
_n temperature throughout the AlHBlH
Btates. with Bnow and high wlnda ov.-r
the Northern d^tricts and in* the low*
lake reglon. The BM of freczing tem?
perature will extend almost to the
Georgia-Florida line, and frosts are llke
ly |a Florida.
The lower temperaturrs will continue
durlng the first half of the week, and
will be followed by higher temperaturca
durlng the second half. In the interlor
temperatures will rtaa by Tuesday, and
will I.e moderate durlng the remalnder
of the week. exc-pt in the Northwest,
where it will again become colder towarl
the end of the \MM-k.
With the aieaffcttaal of snow Monday
over the Nortlieastern districts, fair
weather will prevarll generally over tha
East and South during the week.

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