davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-27

in barrels and Is either extracted or strained, the handling of beeswax being usually treated as a separate industry and one which has been followed ex- tensively by the natives of Latin America for many years. When the wax has been refined and bleached, 1t is used in many of the arts and trades and has become an article of great commercial value the world over
 In the Argentine Republic honey is in such great demand that it Is neces- sary to import over 100000 pounds an nually, most of which comes from Chile, although about 10000 pounds of strained honey are annually exported to Germany and France, where it is em. ployed in the manufacture of fancy crackers.
 An effort is now being made by the government to introduce modern meth ods of bee keeping and encourage the farmers to engage in the industry as a side line.
 The agricultural department of the
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
LESS GOLD FROM ALASKA
rsil,Ire of Placer Mines Caused
ekDO.WO Decrease in Year.

---s,,s,p-or. Dec. sn.-A marked falllns
= -hs production ef gold IN Alaska
20 "a the failure OF the placer mines IN
-. rsi~bs-ks and Seward Peninsula dis
80 &c reported il the preliminary state
- +se Geological Survey On Aicskaa
.--s-i-r conditions for 1910
-, production CT gold in the year was
--.-t-asrelv sls.SSo.ea0 compared with
- . mo in 1909 The decline is said TO be
a,-,,es+ entirely to tie working out OF
- bss,l, :oiacers about Nome and other
20 - ines of the two districts named
~. good placer dirt is left but it can
Ia worked proftably under present.
So -.=,-tons. The Geological Survey experts
-- +,el.e,-e the future Will develop any
- mines IS rich as those now giving
CT .-, &c s---aas-
- ran.a development is harapereo
a-s, - s-eh cost Of fuel ans the fact thah
90 are not being opened E2aen-
&C -.s-s-io1.s ere being -tarted N looe
81 bo+, cf gold and copper, and the
- a1.----- --osucticn CT the territory Is eA-
= ne greater than that Wnlch 1ol-
f1s feet9 -Es sevelop1lent OF the placers-
-. MINING began in 1850. Alaska nas
1s--cs5 minerals worth Sls6-af'A0. o.
- S17s saa.aa1 was gold
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December so. 1910.

New York. December so. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-Rseeipts. 5e5 bag bags
Red kidney higher and firm; stock offered spar
EzSs a sanow .'eS asolca sss ss95 3 s5es fss
@s2 20: pea 81 25; Of grades. 81 le@sS 20; IN IN
E os: Fsa pea kidness S. Gsas5 Io white Eiansy
S 1osss z gsow low eye, eye e lsgs2 90 S!ask *s t 20
PES p seoseS: sESo Bags bag bu.hsI 8 s5sss 70.
At the redliced figures business is satisfae-ary.
Creamery specials. n soe sStEas S5 2 e a9sse; Sc
6s5fs 2s9s5 1sc; seconds ssa2Sss; ss5s 5s!Eas S ssS
to prime. a5gs7c common to faiF; 2oa24c;
process specials, 2sAS25c: extTas. 2ie; ars5s'
sss, 1ss arssz' q 4 a22c seconds, sSle; thirds
nss;:a' nsssiser 70 asNi I4AaIsc: Nc 8 iesso17e
HEEsE-RaeelPts 7os boxes; Fair t1s out-9f Ts3fi;
cheese up to Friday morning. Market stsaay
undsr moderate trade to-day: with no change
eoafned co aS to better sorts q November make for
sfate whole 4sanx siis saSsg ssPTsoe or
Sfl' White. BIC choice 14@ a154ci October aualo
3ayr fsr Ma s1sc skins. August-sepIenber quality,
1cal2iac: fresh average fancy. 10@1lc; me : "a
E9fsc; fair to COED. 6Gsc; common. S1sG571c;
HaIa EGGsmkeceipIs. es- 52oe cases. Fresh gath
cred in nnoasrate supply x,.r ra5 ,oderateT veil
a. nIchsnsed prfces fairly steady tone on prime
"a ctoice Qualities. State. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery whites fancy s6g ssc Granary nnsry
t9 b2Ons ms fancy. ss@s0c: gathered. sIqssc: 5ais
~ 900 s4Gs6c Western gathered whites aS9
4oc fresh gathered selected Extras s.GSSc' sos,
ira frsts s5986c; frsts aa@S4e SECONDS; 1s4
sTo- srscfeI marks fancy, IN local storage. 2oq
se: hrsts 2s1 ga 1ss seconds = 2 s Sc ,rs- ssS
onas 10 frsrs on dock. 22G24ci uirds anc pcoiei'
n rf.--DRf RfED--New evaporated apples
IfftTs easier with 1oss full top on prime IN
~srIneI lots Choice and fancy nrIn, cue 10
..roax sdvicos from upstate. Sun dried scarce
and firm. waste active and sSrohs, Wiz no,h- a
dnr 70 be had under 4t5e Chops arm. Apri-
coIs coming forward slowly. and while trade
fs iisht MARKET helds Arm Peaches strong.
ssneSfaliy unpealad. The few prunes coming
az ouickly absorbed. with market firm az the
close Coast price is on &c basis APPLES.
sverorates fancy. ID, 12+s @ 1ae: choice. II 8
91Il.c: prime. 1o1c; prime, Joooins sales II q
= &C; prime 1903 sla o 10c: sun dried. prt-ns
i, cho.ee, Western. quarters. bags, 70; n
74c. southern, 696i=e; PennsyiVan!a. &c;
SINS SINS 81 2i.e. RSsPBERRIEs ID. IS o SOC:
CHERRJEs. I7T1se: APRIcoTs. California
Noorparks 14p11e: Royals 1871
PEACHES peeled. 16Q1sc. unpeeled. 7asisc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet but steady
Pears firn. cranberriss steady. Strawberries
low pineanples dull APPLES. York I'm
psr.Al .ad Kins, double had bb, IS 500
Haid~sn. 81 25as4 so; Ben Davis. xsGS4
Ruxrst SO Cd So o5; Far Western. boxes. SlS7
SO %. PEARS, Sieffer. hhl 81 q SS 25; hamper
T5e q 81 %; cEANBERRIEs. Cape Cod, bbl.
ss s srss sras hsaE srass
81 a5. New York. 81 T58sa; sTRAwBER-
PIES Florida. quart. Is Heoc; California, r.nt
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
.,-111aws HAS no FAvoRTTEs
s+s.s Controller Tells Of Designation
nf 1eaositor,ss.

7er- saThe adoption cr oen-
-,I;--- @or rLe administration o- pO-Ac
- nv STATE ConTolls- Cls<k ~i--i-2'- us
-sz,,IrAs il, convenience and sa-is1ac-
- - al properly interested. ano I-7
--r<z-a,oe shown by the state Tor us oonoS
= ssr,,ri-v fer public moneys has neea
-.a--.--s = materially broadening r-s -- e
- fo~ these bonds. according 70 MI VIII
..--<,z -spcr- 70 the Legislature
:, re destination o1 repositories ms
.,-----or.- SAYS 70 tavorius-a has been
.nowa and deposits and v1taorzEVa-s naFS
,ss7 r,ase -e1zhly and n Observance so-e-y
- -hs u-efere-ces, both ss ro amount ana
,.e.,--srv. based On equity and business pr-n-
,--1Ae On November = 1eoe. 2 banks ana
--rs+ co1pa-sss had on deposit with the
r.~r-one- 70 secure state moneys stare
.ho.ds amounting 70 Ss.Ss6, coo. On the first
~ re present month the amount cf bends
= dsvostr was 2sR0co from 10 banks
sd trusr companies. n increase Ct 81
sc57 65o.
Cu-,-g the iucumbGcy CT Controller
Williams there have hesa purchased for tie
several sinking funds Sz.s65 so OF bonds.
evs-sg-ag z zo8 Der Gs1- basis Of income,
TIE last purchase was made cn Oscemoe
: C E-s5aco0 New York City 81 Per cent
ccn6s, On practically e IS per cent basis
q income n the purchase Of these securi-
les. the Co2-oue- says that al those Of
es-.aE investments fer the sinking fund
hsve had equal opportunity 70 transact
Business with Ge state.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BONDS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev York, December 50. 1910
taciuainr Is ca-s for 1hs market steers SLOW
70 small tract5on Love- oo5s s ,I7 sH9 90 oos0gSs S
eow= 8 S5@sa 70 he:fsE5 s. s59ss 90 D5ssSss ssss
sides London cables euot1d american catIle
sw fss oa Sssesfo q5sssee bees easez sa AZ s4aIoo
per n. Liverpool cattle narkeI lower. at szsg
I07ac dressed weight, n addition to the oHal
cymric.- to liverpool. 45e cattle and e61 sheep;
dog asSsv569 s 59 sa15sS 6 3 81 osfa zee steers 1os
s 80: ! 500 n IS IS. ? COWS, 975 n. s.
12s7 ros S 50 :. HOO +. S.: he.fer.N 1850 n.
i. shs1aazgg & Son; 20 Eaatuoky steers, 1881
7e9 2 s e5 oogs 1o25 20 n $ 50; I $50 p z g
sag. so n: Sc IS: bun no n S.: 5 hsifars.
&. & & s & 81 n s. %; > sS' H. 8 80; l. go
ssasszs z5 s,ss sus Z ) 3lse e &. =, ESQ z 7:
S zs g as u. ss 70: s. ss7 r. s. es: = SIS
gosta 3 Shannon: cows. 1oss n. SIS 30: l,
CNyE@Receipts. $50 head. including 124
head for @ the n market @ ysa!s qutst bur s.es6y;
TO prime veals sold q Sc 5o0s1o so per 100 p:
culIs, S5GS6. Dressed calves steady al 11916c
for city G-essed vee1s. and $3.50 for country
dressed cal-es
saies-Tobin & Shannon: IS veals, 12s n aver
age, Se per 100 n
$40 so; I, 80 10, s6 80: Gull 50 70 So
Ksr.s Commission Company: veals. 127 u.
IS .
SHEEP AND LiNrBS-Rscefots. 25A cars,
or ), 4S2 head. i1cludiag cars for the market;
e1e cars on sale. Sheep dull and lower; lambs
slow 60 15c lower. with cars hsl6 over. Ne
dium 10 good sheep seld at So 25@S3 IS per 100
p; common 70 prime lambs at IS 5odS6 90.
Dressed mutton weak al 55s G5c per n; dressed
lambs dull al Siz611c; country dressed hothouse
lambs Steady at SbGss per carcass
Sales-Kerrs Commission Company: 215 Ohio
lambs. IS n average. Sc 30 per 100 u: 232. SO
=, So So; 1876 PennsyIva MIA, rs 70. So; 192
Buffalo. SO p. IS IS; 1O4- 104 y. S5 80; 165
sheep, lbs u. So II: 20 Pennsylvania. 112 rb.
So 50
Tobtn Shannon: 1873 state lambs So n.
Sc co..
s. Sanders: 2o6 state lambs. Sc n. So 25:
sheep. 100 y. 81 %.
HOG-Receipts. cars. LIS head al
for Slaughter. Feeling easier and nominal quo
tations SS6SS 25 Per 100 % for heavy TO light
hogs Country dressed hogs steady at sd1IA3c
mr.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
RESTRAINING ORDER IsSuD
tcc-t Follows Up Decision n Favor
IF Chanljr Committee.

T.1ge Noyes Ct the United States Ctr
CRIT Court issued : formal order yester-
sey restraining James N Wallace, Paul
Merton, Haley Eiske, Harry Bremen.
Ey-on = Ee-ick. Gordon Abbott, George
Ru-le- and the Central Trust Company
@-ora -zEng any use CT the bonds, ag-
g-ega@G sz9o go PAR value, which have
teen deposited by the Chaplin committees
q hon6hol65rs with the Central Trust
Company pending litigation
The Chaplin committee. which Is rep
resented by TIE Colonial Trust Company
Of PirlsbE-g. Is fighting ras Wallace COM
-lirlee over the Reorganization Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie and the Wabash
E1-lsba-g Terminal Railway Company.
Judge Noyes rendered 2 decision IN favor
ce he Chaplin comm11se on Decenbe-
Is unfolding the right Of bondholders 70
Withdraw their bends from the Wallace
cc-niI1se Al any time IN issuing the n
tz2crtor order yesterday Judge Noyes said
re defendants might surrender the bonds
-u7oc demand Of the holders OF the cerIi-
5czees representing the DEPOSIT Of the
soz5E
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CONDITION CT TRADE.
Duns Review SAYS

DQTl t1SElSN
After & satisfactory retail holiday trade.
business IN nearly all branches is quiet,
With the usual enc OF the year adjustments
The outlook. while not as promising for
contains. none the less, many elements OF
strength The iron and steel trade is still
confronted With a consumption of Only half
the producing capacity, and the drygoods
there is an absence OF demoralizing specu-
Iation and OF overstocked shelves IN al
mercantile lines, while the agricultural
prospe~-y OF the past year and the gen
erai feeling Of conservative confidence
make conditions better than the trade sta
CStics indicate. The financial situation as
the heavy dividend ana interest disburse-
ments due January / inpaFFs greater brisk
ness TO the strictly investment market.
Winter wheat conditions are described rs
satisfactory, particularly as there has been
rainfall IN the Southwest- Bank clearings
last week outside of New York declined
z-6 Per cent As compared with 1853, and
1ot5 per cent as compared with 1906. In New
York, WHARF, the totals are most affected
ing Of was y Per cent and Sl4 per cent,
respectively. Gross railroad earnings on
the other hand continue 30 show moderate
gains over last year. the increase for three
weeks of Decanber being IS per cent. For
1gl Commerce at New York IN the latest
week aggregated S25,71S,4 Al, against So, sSo,
S24 in g09 and 27.230saS IN 1908. Imports
we're sls.17.5oS. or S7.Sl5.554 in excess Of the
exports.
Bradsueet's says:
Po5s-holidey quiet rules in general trade
and, Industry, and whoieC2le and retail
bEIssness and manufacturing operations all
a Axe feel the effects Ct eEr-aI?d inTsntory
operations. preparation Of samples for
spring trade and cleaning I'd IF stocks pre-
iininarv and incident 10 The end OF the
year From retailers generally the reports
are Of a good though not in all cases rec
ord volume Of holiday trade. Best reports
as To trade generally come rcu markets
which have realized from free marketing
OF agricultural products, while less unan-
unity in these reports IS visible from indus
trial cerCs, which have felt some effects
proceeding from curtailrnent CT productior.
Taking sections as q whole. the South sends
especially good reports, due to good prices
realized from corton- Reports for the week
as ID collections are also best rom TIE
larger Western centres and the South.
Some Western points note the effect OF
less satisfactory prices secured by farmers
for their cereal crops, and assign the Slow
ress o1 collections in part TO holding CT
Crops by farmers.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
EOEElSN MARKETS,

Livsrpool. Dec. se.-wHE7A e AT7spot - hrEa;
Ne req Wes5sTn DoT5pa %55sT :rc6 ie d
May. IS * 4. coRN-spot quiet: an AInericah ca
IS I'D futures dull: January, IS Gid; Feb
raary SID PEAS PEs-SanaaIan' Ga 81 Hass ea fp
I5ndon CFacifc Coast, 54g65 BEET
IRA india mess 1925 Cd. PORK-Prime mess
western, I2as Cd HAMs-Short cut, 6Ss.
BACON-cu-nberiand cut, SIS cd short III.
.sec clear bellies Cos Sd; long clear Tniddlss,
light. 6Is Sd: hsavy, e2si SHORT cleaE hsekz, J
rs SEoJLDERS-Square, 5ls 50 LARD
Tsri-1e western tierces. 53s cd American re-
fined, pals. as. CHEEsE-Sanad-Ira ian ansst n,
white. new, Cos Sc: eolorsd. 5ss TCRPEN- y
TiEE-spirits 55s Sd. EoSIN-comElon. las
I'd eAnea; - hIs =
s5ot sos b. TALLOT- T---AustFalian in Lon
Ioneon' Dec o-sLGAR--Raw, osntr1ta-
gal. los: naseogade; ss; beet; peceaber sas s.
LISsEED on. SIS 80. SPERM OIL. Es4
TETPO EJ-AI-s nle-ican refined. o1zG: SPIT
i,- eGd URPENTISE-sp1rfts s3s Cd
RosIN-Amsricaa etraiAAd' las E+d, hne'
Anfwerp Dec so--PETRoLEUI ~ francs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec -cATTLE-Rec-ipts !, 500
strong: beeves ST 10 GS7: Texas sreers, 81 %
@ S5 20: western steers, 81 259 59S6; sIocsers
ss @ @5ssssfs m eGs s. s9@S5 So ssss5Es
q cog 81 95: mixed. 81 go 81 95 heavy. 81 60 q
81 50, rough. 81 6oQS7 IS; good to choice
teary. S.15@SI 50; pIgs 81 = g s.: bu1k a q
sSTong: native. s. 60 81 s.. western s. IS Q
81 80; yvarIires. 81 IS 9 s. so: native lambs
81 so f5S6 10; Western. 81 rs S6 20.
East Buffalo, Dec. 30.-CATTLE-Recei
100; falrly active and steady. VEAL-Re-
ceLpts. 900: active. 25c higher, az 81 q $40 rs
heavy S Sc 50; uixeS, ss@ss 10: YoTkgrg
ST Is; sraEs s. - So so; dairies. 81 80 GSs 15
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reesipts $4,000; slow:
sheep steady lambs 15Q 25c lower; handy
lambs. s. &se 81: heavy lambs. s5GS5 %;
So SOD S q; sheep mixed. So q 81
Kansas cttv Dec. 3G.-CATTLE-Recei
I 200 including 100 Southerns; steady; cows
steady to Ioc lower; dressed beef and export
steers, 50 So G$6 so: fair - good, s5d SIS SO;
Western 81 50 q Sc: gtockers and feeders, s. q
s so; native, s. as q 50; hsifeTs. SS 85@ s. 70;
bulls IS 10 q s. 81; calves. 81 500 SIS so. HOGS
Receipts, 5000; 81 91oc higher; bulk sales,
81 L21z 2ST 7773: hea!yf-2I = Z q s. so; pack
s. 77l4. SHEEP - Receipts, $4,000; 5g1oc
higher: lambs, So 30 Sc 80; yesriings. . p N
IS 80: -vethers SIS 500 81 80: ewes. S3 25 o
So 40; stnckers and feeders. So q IS 10.
Cincinnati Dec. 80. - CA TILE - Receipts.
1884 active; fair 10 good shippers. 50 &C @ 50
active 15c higher; butchers and shippers se o5
O ss 10: common, s74ss 10 sHAEP-Re-
ceipts, 180: steady. S2@S3 80. LAMBS
steady, s48sB Il
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BANKING FIRM TO CHANGE TITLE.

TIE baking house of y. " Harris <
Co vii change trs name soon after the
E-st of the year 70 Harris. Forbes < Co.
Tie Ezza has been II business for twenty
eight years under its present name, and the
change IS 3 compliment 70 Allen z. Forbes.
z4o aas keen associated for twenty years
18th Tie firm and for the LIST ten years
1as been managing partner cf the New
E1-k o-t7ce,
There VII be nc change in the compost
TIA q The A-m y Y. Harris ard I'll the
present Farmers VII remain il the busi-
-ess. Besides NJ Forbes the ether part
uers resident il New York are arthur y.
Harris, Lloyd Y Smith. Everett Z. Sveezy
and Charles W Bea-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31

String beans steady. Domains poor Ra5tsses
san. TaSs5 s5s s3s5 t 55 3 sSe5 1ea Ias
$50 y, 81 5oqs1 -; prime. bag 81 4oGsl 90
Lsng Isn Issna Z sas5 s9i so Or 6ag s. soasf 50, al
poTzroEs. Jsrzsy. double ssad 661s 81 8 SO
BETS. 100 punches. 81 5O@SS 90: CharlestoG.
BRUssELS sPRoGTs. Long Islaaa. GasrL 20
I6c; French n. I5G1sc. CARROTS. New Or
s3ns s POI Or s. 5ss seSSa 81 s a A.. ss 'i ios i
sas. s19sl IS SAssAGES. <5S1Ss5 5a75s9. t9n; s
state. crate 81 50as2 so; California case. 50 Is
@s4: cAULIFLoWERss, Long Island M DOL SO
a ca5eaasa Ffs5sa aoass @ s. ' SSeunaEa ha I gsssa s
e9ffeeSsY ef9Y de- S9'e 3 s aoEE .s 81 S %
Ssiitornsa- $3.50: Msxscsn ssgsi0: ENDLVE
KoHLRsBI. K 5bi. ssgS5: kALE, onl. 756soc:
LETTUCE =, Florsar kss basket basket 8 seSS 50. New
s1Ta2ss s9aeb.s s9S sSssa D S. MSf ho5soss 100
oc S5cnee SfoSs s eoaasc5ieG1 hfs fis B5i ssasz
white pickle, S2GSS; state and Western. wntrs
pcSs 5ocs s1 Loo fa5 BAG ss e' So yso% S or Ts
I4o-D Bag. s2asz 80: loEn Beg 81 e5Ss5 50:
CeTn5y YG=4P Forsa csrrfsr. s. sosa So
cuban 50 5OasS; PARSLEY. Kew Orleans.
suEy s6I s 5oass; glala s. sosss; ssERag.s sg a
PEAS. Florida. basket. S3Gs7; California hss
@ sssss gs PEPPEs Sg e'I1o FIoria 1ca cs ssas. cs
forria box s3ss5: PUMPKINS. Dbl 81 25e
81 so: ROMAINE. Florida basket SIGS2- New
Orleans boI- $2GSA: Bermuda box. 81 256Se:
RADISHES hothouse. 100 ouuches s2GS2 50.
New Orleans bbI. Sass. RHCBARB hothouss.
dozen lunches. soc; STRING BEANS. Florida
green basket. S56SS; wax S4GS6; Bermuda 4a-
box So so: California. green wax box. So Sc.
Mexican. fat box s21S2 80. SPINACH. shi.
81 25GS 50: SFALLOTS. Dbl. s. 50GSi
SQUASH. Hubbard. SS1 81 5GGS1 %; marrow.
SIfs1 q. Southern. white, basket box. SO
81 go TCRNTFS Canada. rutabaga. Dbl. SlsS
81 Is, Long Island and Jersey. S0cEsi; white.
bbl or bag 81 25TsI IS: TOMATOES Cuben
carrier s31iSs: California. choice. case. s. so:
poor, 25GT5c- horhczse, 70 I5@4oc. WATER
CEEss 100 lunches. s. 509S2 SO
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31

PROvIsYoNS-FIrmer early but late in the
day here vas nquldation @ anS PRICES lost most
s22G s22 so: family. s23 SPA so: short clear
S20G S22 BEEF-Mess. $3.50 s13 SO: taniI7
SIa@ SIS 50; packet sa S15@s1S $ 80 e5tra | india
n s27. DRESSED HoGs-steady: oacons
11Ac; $50 Ii. 11Bc: 160 lb. II &c: 14o Ib.
sc: pigs, 11zsc. CUT MEAT-PtckIed bel
las: Ii ID. 1870. Piekled hams dull at iesSc
TALLOw-DuIl. city. 715e: country, ~ q
7@c LARD-sseady: middle West. 10. 20 a
ie.s0e city 1o%c refined South America.
II 7gc Continent. II ose: Brazil. kegs. Ia7Sc.
compound. ssa a9c; sTEAEINE-st>ady: cleo,
-sopPER-standard dun: spot.
Deeerabe January February ana March, II -
L. 15c. London--Spot. t56; futGres. f56 lbs Sd.
Lake copper. u a13 e5c, electrolytic. u. 75 a
and usee1nber rs a IS. 35e: January. Sc s63s 4oc:
Februarv 3s = 3s 3oc and March. SIS "A 3S. .25c.
london weak: spot. tiT4 Us Cd futures. f1Ts
and 4s01 .4oe East ST Louis London lead
fIg sPELTER, 5.40@5.47 New York nnd
5.and5.so East ST Louis; London. ga. IRON
Local market nor1inally unchanged No /
foundry Northern. SIS % n s1a 23; 80 2. st4 IS
dlsf5 rs: 80 southern and No ! southern
yYeF-FirTn at full but unchenxed pric.s
SUGAE-There VIII be holiday IN the
sugar market Saturday and Monday. Market
to-day steady al full but unchanged prices.
standard granuiated {. Soc net, less ! rer cen,
cash In Ionden. beet sugar was unchanged
20 ad higher; Decemser and JAnuaTy. es;
inallv unchanzad Centrifugal e6 test, 3.ssiTe
ruscovado 80 test. s-4slhe. niolasses sugar,
uoLA ssFe AND srKvFs-steady but qiiet
aud unefanesf
Nayay sTagFs-spirits turren tine steady
here and unchanged and firm at savannah
Rosta Vas urE and unchanged with tar
ons-l,asssd oil unrhaassd E-nae6 -
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
ysster

spot quiet with prices points higher at 1oc
for rniddling upland; deliveries contract, LOO
bales Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business
doirg; sales, 10 600 bales speculation and ex-
port 1000: American 5000; imports, 81. coo all
American; raiddling upland. sod Futures
opened quiet at ! point decline Closed steady
al net advance OF 3e1s1 4 points. January.
7ss12e; January-Febr7lary T.SSd: February
0I I'D: May-Iune 1924: June-July. T.sGd;
Julp-Avgllst 7S7d; EAugust-Septerlber, 1870:
Septernber-Octooer, 1854 Octoher-Nove1ser.
7.14d.
COFEEE-Quiet: sales. 3e.25o bags At the
close the market at high records for
The season for all the active positions, showing
a net advance for the day from 8 70 13 points.
Gables were a little disappointing but there was
verv little coffee for sale. and the market ad-
vanced OF? lUyfne by strong interests and cover
in, bv shorts EavTs closed unchanged I.
franc lower; Hamburg at q net advance Of = %
q pfennig Rio and Santos were unchanged.
and cost ard freight offers were generally firm.
Spot firm and unchanged at 1S4hc ard package
coffee was advanced 1c per pound. Local con-
ira r.ric
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31

New York, December so, 1910.
GRALN-WEEAT--Live was somewhat
lower than expected. and this resulted in 9
moderate setback early, but rricas rallied and
advanced x q Il with renewed buying by
commission houses. Later there was sharp
reaction, and prices at the close were Z q -sc
net lower. Volume o. business large. and ii
seemed 10 os the general belief that some big
longs had uaIosded, and this had a tendency to
Gauss general liquidation by recent buyers NO
red, 9e 4 elevator and oSAc o b ahost; Nc
Northern Duluth, 81 1Sa Q ahoaL CORN
Firm = Western crop expert placed ths
corn crop at 2,s75 ooo. 600 bushels, which com
pared with the government figures o. 8. .125.-
712, 900. New No 2. 52%c 0 b aAoat- OATS
Inactive but steady. closing unehsnged tc
&c net lower Cash cats steady; standard
white. ssAe: No 2. ssAs; No 8. ssEc; Ne 4
s7Ae RT-stea6y; So Western. ss5ac
S7a eoc i Buffalo. BUCKWHEAT-Quieei
American, .s25sc New York; Canadian,
s6c bid. C New York, for export. Wheat
(incIuding four exports for the week. accord
ing to Bradstreet's aggregate 2172. go bush
els against 2.TeesI7 last week and $685.
last year: since July 1. 81 1929 ss5. against 81
7so.Gs for the same time last year Corn ex-
ports for the week, 1,149. al bushels, against
LOSS s5s last week and 1I51,151 last year
since July l. L, ,o442 against S.673 .3eS last
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
COTTON EXCHANGE REST DAY.

TIE Cotton Exchange x the caly cue that
taxes z holiday today. Il closed yesterday,
81 70 rzcpea Until Tuesday The Stock
Exchange VII have the regular rEo hour
Session to-day and a. the other important
boards. with the exception C The Cotton
EzczoLge. Vii GO the same. Al the ez-
c1enges VII be clcsed On Monday and viii
cEe1 again q Tues6av
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
AuTHoREzE s2s.ooo.ooo MORTGAGE

Acarv. Dec 3o-Authorization has been
gwen by the FShlic Service Commission 70
tHe Central New England Railway Company
- execute Z s25.0ee. .eo0 mortgage On its
pr-2erry and franchises. The company IS
pz---l-ted % issue So. 81. 900 in bonds. the
yrecseds 10 be Used 10 refund certain out
sfsn6ing obligations C The COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

rs tciio1EnE pstiucns IL BANKRUPTCY
were fled 4 The United States Distr.or
Court yezterda-
ES0&A STEPPING WORKS MANI
ls-rZrG q EeLble metal tubing and
a-eL1l Stamping a. Ao. eS1 First avenue,
-hPclu1ra-y. bv these creditors Leon Suss-
nAz1. &7E, and William . Fricge, SIS.
a vas alleged rllsr tle corporation made
pte1e-ezIlal paymeltz- Llabillties are SAID
2 6 s.es0 and sssers s., so
aEE Roth. Of 80. Ss7 Eas- "a street
.er-neriy : whoIesale IQucr dealer at 40.
z Dsshrosses st-s s1A>.a1cluntsry-. with ia
tllGes $ IS enc So sf9 -
FRANK g cARRrAkN >~.onok kiIes~S
e2i SAT &c 80 EToaST2y. i,.g.. q:
- LIABILITIES - - s-1 no zsssfs.
fEECLGRE TOBIAS. dealer =. ctatEiEg
&c mems furnishing goods 81 Nesbu=g,
tN1po.l1Szry. BY these creditors S. J.
s<a sosepA ~ seidnan. s29i Il was AZ
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CONDEMN EASTERN OYSTERS

Ssn Francisco. Dec 3c-A report CT
Eastern oysters presented by City Chemist
: = Dcthe says that ever Eastern oyster
tested hzs been sound 20 contain poisonous
sc-p-at> o. copper. presumably used as 4
press-eLIve. The cysters were shipped
ffcu New York City and South Norwalk
e.5 SorrAport. Conn