Show C I 4 if f i i p pf financial and Commercial I J I J c STOCKS CONTINUE 11 T TO MOVE UPWARD If I i Advance Led by Reading and t Canadian Pacific Extends I Throughout List i it A t STEEL IS AGAIN NORMAL J. J R Revision vision of of Opinions on Crop Disaster Disi Dis U i aster Has Favorable Effect on r 4 r Securities Market i t r f BY THOMAS AS C C. C SHOTWELL B By Special Wire Ire to The Herald t lican front from International l t 1 News S Service f J i New York Now Nov O 3 Stocks I.-Stocks Stocks advanced f defiantly again tOda today with Reading and Canadian Pacific in leadership Both oth of oC these made new hl high h records for Cor the movement and cl closed sed strong 1 near the top prices Other standard shares made sha sharp advances nd In n two upward up- up upward upward up up- ward movements during the the session lon The movement in Lehigh alloy alley and R n Reading a ading is part of ot a I. I plan piAn to dispose I of of oC those those shares shares before the supreme court ourt of oC the thc United States can render I y its decision smashing the coal trust American Smelting halted after alter Its advance ance For Fort a a. time it Jl sol sold at 59 J the highest of ot tho the movement mo but it tt fell fell back and closed with a a. net loss United States Steel apparently has resumed resumed re- re Its normal place in speculation showing no further effects of ot the tho dissolUtion dissolution dis- dis solution suit f One Influence In favor Cavor of ot the market markett t advance Is the general revision of or opinIons i Ions on crops ClOPS b by experts The late rains rain and mild weather have brought out man many abandoned ned corn fields and have ha Increased estimates estimated of oC this years year's i yield to the neighborhood of ot Just under un under under un- un der bu bushels hels lIa Hay has grown rown to a surprising extent and ma made e up a ai i great deal of or the loss of or tons reported officially b by the government g t Late potatoes have hav done well weH an and the shortage c will be e about bu bushels hush bush hi h- h i el els eh Instead of oC about as re reported reported reported re- re ported b by the government o In ht Septem Septem- ber They The size of or tho the cotton colton crop is limited lint lim Hell only onh- b by the number of oC bales that can be picked About bushels ot of wheat at has b been cn exported al already already al- al ready The official reports of the government government gov gov- said plainly that there had b been en a disastrous trous shortage e In crops b but t from recent developments dt It is clear that the loss has been severe but bUl not disastrous Official announcement of the final settlement of C the Moroccan situation cheered W tn those bank bankers rs who ho believe I Europe e has a a. controlling influence on American markets I The St 81 Paul railroad In its r report rt p for Cor September made public today tollay shows a shrinkage o In net earnings s on all lines in the system of or as compared with September o of last year ear earThe The Tho Tacoma Eastern and the Puget Sound show small gains In both gross null and atH net the entire loss being on theold theold the tho old lines For the quarter ending September September Sep Sep- t 30 the entire system sho shows s 's a anet anet net loss Joss of In net as compared compared compared com com- pared with the same quarter of or last year ear There ma may be sources of ot profit bt slid and concealed assets In the St. St Paul Pauls r s item not known to h tl p-tl public but on n I the Cace ace of or llio official reports rep report s the system m had to scrape scrape- the tho bottom of oC its f treasury treaSur to pay the dividend in the In last t fiscal year car and It has earned far tar less than pian han the dividend rate thus far tar this t I year ear s TRADE na New W Yolk 1011 Nov ov 3 R n. R. R G. G Dun nun vc c C Cos J. J 1 Weekly of It Trade tomorrow will say The volume of or j Ic 1 of fa fair rII L amount 1111 trade s I to A 1 spirit In III nio molt t lIn lines It l I Ic still below belo produce In Int Ing capacity 8 generally Br con l t In of rr t tt the c sup sup- of or Immediate II Ue-s. Ue The absence f f of or large unsold stocks k on tin the and ther the tho r presence of ot supplies of or credit II so great creat int that 1 this 1111 country I Is 13 now able to 10 finance UI the press press- pressIns J In iii Ins n needs s of or Europe J to nn 0 extent that h hillS has s rarely If It ever eier be been be n equaled In the thc put past arc elc- elc tl treats of ot basic bull strength Order o o rd for steel products l ook booked d by br the Fading interests t rII October are O estimated tNt lo 10 o have bare been eu the Ihl 11 largest t. t with 00 one cl to u II auy month this ear jear or The companion com panion ah also are arc roun nicking purchases purchase of uC needed tIo contracts for fol folone sonic some 1000 0 curs cars hay har- ug tug been pla placed d lu III Uio the la lot last t week while willie about talt that number r are arc under o. o In addition p part Ht of an order for tor tons X it f rails rolls has hIlS been placed th this I busl busl- less bring for 1 1912 12 delivery A t fair tonnage of or structural material it Is called fur for but plates are arc Inactive Ste Steel teel l bars ar are Inlet fled quotations weak There Thelt Is a 8 slightly slight ly ty better demand for wire following tb the lower quotations notations Big Iron Is III s weak The movement In dry good 1000 nods continues continue very Tery heavy heary wear Jobbers are arc holding off until n as send lurN that the late advances n asked Led b by manu manu- r ore arc to be te maintained nod and are not cd d to place more than thIn supplementary contract for lor winter goods gOo Business for spring 4 Las baa not born been in vCr very large volume as 89 asYet Yet ret Hides and skins ar are fairly active and firmer tot hot there J Is less leas doln doing In to leather uth rE r. r NEW E YORK MONEY MOXEY IO EY New Net f York Tork NOT Z or 3 Money I.- I. Money on call steady 2 ti i per cent nt ruling rate te 2 24 i per cent clot clos It ing Iq bud bid and offered at per c t cert nt Time 11 1 ass steady study for lor sixty Uty days clays 4 3 3 5 per cent for days 31 34 per cent for tor nix months 2 26 6 i per r cent Print mercantile paper 4 H per cent Sterling t exchange steady 1 3 dJ with whir actual busk bUill II aea s In fa bankers banker bills bill at for day I hula bUll sad aad at lit 6 O for demand I Commercial bills 4 Bar silver 6 tit 54 ic ye c. c I dollars i t nt bonds steady teady rA railroad l bonds I firm rina C. C I F. F t t I. I ANNUAL REPORT Denver Colo Coln Nov Nor ot 2 Z GroSi Gros Gro t earnings from o of It th the j c Colorado Fuel nel and Iron corn corn- Tiny nay for tho 1130 year ending 20 ZO 1911 were a n A decrease of j 1 W 1 compare Wish the previous I year ear according to the nn nn- n nual 1 report port of ot the company made malle public hero h. tOol defy I O Operating expenses were 3 a 11 ease of or lo to ring 1101 net c from J I C of ot a 1 decrease decrease- of Ct I Income from Sources other than operation I amounted to bringing the net Income to 49 n decrease cr e of or S II 6 with thO Ihu year r After providing for fu- funil all nil fixel l charter charges sinking funds etc A R surplus of ot n. n Ci was left I CO CONDITION OP OI Tim TREASURY J Wahington Nov Z 3 At 3 At t tho the of ot b today the condition of oC the Unite rs treasury trull was ryes j balance in lu trl treasury ury offices e 5 Tn 7 banks and I otal balance In tn general fund receipts yesterday disbursements nt 1 to IIa date te th this Is tl fiscal 1 year Jear 1 this lime Into n R n ago 1 so exclude Pau Panama ma canal aud and pub pub- I lie Ilc Ie debt tran UI lAI MARKETS Ii i New ew York sow Nov ot 3 Standard 1 copper dull bill I I S pot K t. t 11 tO November 11 0 0 Dc Do- r ll 1 January 11 Vr i r roa ry i. i I. I London Loudon steady spot lipot K 3 J ItA d j futures cG M S Ss 55 ft reported in n new ew n. w York lork today Z 23 tons ton Custom house r ro- ro turn above Khow of or tons so far for this t t month l lake Ib f copper I electrolytic 2 1 31 casting Tin spot D December January Jan TIn uary i I London tl slat fOlI cl is ril c futures future l 10 Ix-ad Ix Q ad Quiet 4 L HI r w York to East l St St. t. t Lunt London 15 UK Sd Yd 1 Nominal Ci 4 4 4 MO I. I Ij Fast Kail St. St London Loudon 26 26 G iSa Ih Antimony Quiet Quiet t S S. S I Iron warrants 46 41 4 4 id In London Ix L 1 I eally Iron wo nob no steady No Xo 1 t foundry em tm ru lo No Xo 2 2 1 1625 No Xo 1 I south outil i ni a liD ami No i southern soft OCt 1 i it t STOCK 1 11 11 I L. L I CI IIII 1011 10 1014 O Amalgamated Copper i ri 44 American i I Beet sugar lit JOO ts 63 56 Can IC 40 n 0 1054 01 Car Clr P. P W 4 4 49 Cotton on Oil U 44 43 4 49 15 American D 11 11 L L. pfd 21 1 American lei S Securities IS 17 1714 17 Linseed 11 0 10 9 9 9 f I O 35 ti 35 an Swelling lt It 1 2900 69 9 67 Gj 7 11 Foundries I I. I 1 I Si American Sugar 1174 American Tel rel Tel SOO l 1334 i iA A American n pfd I 1 Sf r. r Ii 97 I. I 30 ZO Co 1 iM t ot 35 3 33 I 3 Atchison o 11 1164 Atlantic Coast 1 11 Baltimore Ohio Ohl H 5 99 91 Bethlehem Steel 9 29 29 Brooklyn rooklyn Transit GOO 76 G I jS CanadiAn Pacific 0 14 Central Leather 21 H. H 21 tr f. f 92 2 Central or of New Jr Jersey F 1 Chesapeake Ohio I 73 73 73 Chicago fi II 25 5 C I I l n I n nt li t I I I HIt tat 1 u es ern c Preferred 8 1 34 Chicago Northwestern I U Chic t St. St Paul OO 0 c. c C C. C St. St J L 45 C Colorado l Fuel uel J. J Iron IroD 25 Colorado k fi Southern S SC C Gu Gas HO HOC HO C Corn rn Products Product 11 I 1011 0 6 11 Delaware Hudson 1674 Denver lu Rio Hlo Grande 2 21 t Preferred l o 4 Ie O 30 30 0 1 Eric Irl zt 34 32 33 ht 1st referred t t preferred WI U l 43 43 2 General Electric 10 11 1514 t Great Northern pfd 3 Great Nor 01 ore IWO 1500 4 n 41 H 43 illinoIs Central 39 h. h let 14 H 14 H referred 00 4 45 46 44 2 Inter harvester 1 4 I pfd ro 35 lS International Paper lapel International Pump SOD i 5 S 2345 S Iowa 10 A Central Centra 1 18 Kansas ln I Southern 2114 s Preferred o t wi Ti Gu Gas fro lor 1 Ion ku Oro 00 us US 1474 j S. S St St. t. t Louis 1 32 IL St. St P. P S. S S. S M. M l Kansas Texas IQ 31 31 1 31 1 61 Missouri Pacific 1600 4 45 42 41 0 National 1200 1 1 7 7 National Lead 47 H 47 Nat fly Hy or of II 1 21 1 pfd 2110 24 2 t 34 3 New v e York Central 1031 HiS N X Y 0 O. O 1 W. W jOO 39 3 I 4 Norfolk Western rOO 1 S 1 North orth 72 Northern 1 Moll Mall 00 1 ro 30 11 Gas O lO 11 J 1 C C C. St. St L L. L i W ro Coal nl 17 I Steel Car II 31 31 31 Palace Jala Car P Sted Spring 23 n 29 9 29 Reading 14 Republic Steel 2014 20 Preferred 10 79 i 79 49 79 1 I Leek I. I OC 11 Island an d C Co u. u t 2 w 1 5 a nO Jl Preferred GOO Q 60 9 6 49 it I. I 1 San SAD fl pfd lO fl 41 2 H 43 I 1 41 4 St. St Loula Southwestern 1 1 31 n nPr Pr referred r 34 o 71 40 01 jl 71 S. S S S. S Steel I. I Iron 40 Southern Pacific Pj i 1 Southern Railway O 30 O 30 Preferred 30 0 71 1 iO 1704 T Tennessee Copper 35 Texas Tur l' l Pacific fOO 2 2514 25 Tel Tol St. St Louis k Western 1015 i 19 16 8 Preferred 10 42 Union Pacific Preferred d 92 92 n 91 United States Realty jO 70 United Unite States Statu Rubber H 44 43 N H United Stales Statu Steel Stee 9 1 51 Preferred d Utah Copper 2100 1515 45 45 i Chemical Chemical 47 Wabash ab I 1 k 1 1 25 2514 i 5 0 Western Maryland 1700 66 8 66 Electric WO 5 65 84 ef UnIon iS Wh Wheeling Lake Jake Erie Erle 1 2190 S t 4 4 valley 19 19 p n Total sales lIles for tor the da day oo shares LIVESTOCK MARKETS Chicago Nov Nor 3 Ca Cattle estimated lImo t 1 at 2500 00 Market 10 t Beeves Texas steers O western steers 4 75 stackers sleekest and I feeders feeder cows cowa u t ouo and I heifers 2001 00 calves SO Hogs at t heavy rough roils 5 good to tf slow Light GO GIO heavy henT IIII pigs bulk of or riles Kales IC lu 6 31 Sheep n Sheep Receipts estimated estimate at I. 2000 Market lOc lower Native 2 4 CO op Co wr t ni yearlings lambs lombs r I 6 western iG Kansas City Mo NOT Nor 3 3 Cattle Cattle nf IMO 1 In Including southern rn Market Native steer 5 native cows COW and aid heifers helfers I stockers tock aud and feeders feeder 3 Zi 5 bulls balls 3 00 calves calve 7 5 nesters nest nest- we et tern t- t ers ern steer leers tee 4 Q western cows 2 j 3 Hogs R Receipts Market steady to lo EC ie lower l Bulk Dul of ot sales S. S G. G heavy blu 6 15 6 GI 50 0 packers and butchers butcher I 6 OO light pl 3 00 Sheep nt Receipts Market steady Muttons Mut Mut- tons J. J COBS 75 lambs 4 C rQn Lange ranee wether t er era and yearlings 3 75 range ewes Omaha tor 0 3 Receipts Cattle Cattle Receipts 1103 11 Market MAr ket steady Native steers t 7 SS cows nod and heifers 35 1 O western steers 7 23 ran range co cows and h heifers 3 2 OO HIO canners is stockers and feeders S calves f O 17 0 balls II stags ta etc 85 83 5 Hogs Receipts Receipts Market steady JI Heavy ny 6 G 10 20 0 mixed 61 light pigs 4 EO 00 bulk of or soles roles Receipt Market steady Yearlings 3 O 76 ewes SC lambs GRAIN GRAIX AD D S PROVISIONS BY JOSl JOSEPH PH F F. PRITCHARD rEy By Special Wire Ire to The Herald Herald-He- From International News Service Chicago No Nov 3 There 3 There was another large attendance of oC millers upon the tiro bargain counter sale alc of oC James Templeton Tem- Tem who Is acting for tor A. A J. J Lichtstern Lichtstern Licht- Licht stern In tho matter of ot closing out the hit big line of oC No 2 3 red winter wheat There was also some buying h by ex ex- porters The fhe trade trocIe on the whole will not be beable beable able ahle to r realize tho the sensationally large sal sales g of or the cash article by Mr Templeton Templeton Templeton Tem- Tem until the wheat commences to move out of or th th Chicago elevators and andis andIE IB is headed for other points With the changing of or hands of ot this big line of or No o. o 2 9 red winter and with stocks oC of hard wheat l held as firmly as the rock roele of or Gibraltar the thc situation after the close of oe change hango tonight present presented a amore amore amore more cornel comer appearance The trade In wheat however howe continued continued continued con con- to act with a great deal of oC cauLion caulion caution cau cau- Lion tion and the aVorn average e speculator strung up lip to a high tension tendon was apparently in lit readiness 8 to listen to almost an any land kind of oC news either for or against t the price of oC this tills cereal and to gulp it down and antI attempt to digest it Inter later When hen th the fact tact is IJ considered that December Do- Do comber cember wheat has sold from 99 down downto to this thin week and that the May lay has dropped from to 99 It will readily read rend readily lJ ily be sc seen n that the market Is 18 In a n. position position po po- at Rt least to rule steady unless somethinG now w unforeseen transpires us s a h help to the bear side The wheat market la is In no nn condition to tc stand on any amount of or soiling selling pressure pressure pres pres- sure at the tho moment a as Increased of offerings offerings of- of I would certainly drive values to toa toa a a. further decline While the net losses s In wheat today were 2 l if lie Hc there were wera reactions and 1 vances of ot Uj i c from Cram the lowest level lev lev- cb el of or the morning Th The failure of ot a n small house bouse and the transfer of open Olen trades by another small concern caused considerable soiling selling at the tho opening but this feeling reeling of ot unrest gave way to toa toa a 1 more settled condition before the noon hour was reached There was no ml mistaking the fact lct to toda today to- to da day clay that the old time bull crowd was In the corn and oats market on the bidding side In iii a n liberal Ial Wl way This fills was the case casc especially in corn Corn cloS closed cl 5 a ic jc |