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New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Des. T.-CATTLE-ReceIpts, 6.coot
81 @a5s ios5 ,EGnT s. wsss.S sasxf a asss a.. :S
esSe safa @ 5cSss COWS S9 Resp SgsS oe
S. o5; good to choice heavy. So oSess Is: piss.
S49s5 40; bulk Of sales. s. eoesS . sEEEF-
ern So 75q$4: yearlings. stgsS 30: lambs. natiy..
81 75ase 10; Western. s4ass is
. 16o Kansas CRY, Dec Dec Ic-cArrLo-- -Rece'p,s.
higher Dressed beef and export steers, So 500
50; fair to good. sodss 80: western. 81 So6ss so;
sGssT @ S sos,S suS S'eSs eST: ssss sss S. Ss1.
81 = heifers s+qs7; bulls. So 2Sgso: cslve-.
s. SodSs HoGSTReessPss ae 1000 IS highsso: & err
packers and butchers, s6d ss 2J: lights, s. 500
81 ID; pigs, S4dSS. SHEEP--Receipts. 100:
strong mgttons 81 SSd$G .s y.sssrlIass. g. !SasS
Cincinnati Dec. CATTLE Receipts. e5I,
sissSy s e as s[S5 g iseS g Sos1 2 sesg
sSass HoGS-Receipts. 4,44s; strong TO ~
higher packers. 500 So so; stags, sags5; common
RsS GD Psi .as1 aS to ss: .nass qsS f.
81 25QS3 25; lambs slow. l5Q2c lower, $685. -.
East Buffalo, Dee. I.-cATTLE-Receipts. lSo;
aStys ana and sseI 5e Over heavy 50 sSsss as mNsd
qsS IS Soasb 81 8 scs s IS soass ds9s III Ps s s
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400; active;
sheep steady; lambs. sc higher, lambs, s. 500
SO 80.
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
st. Louis. Dec. 7.-CArTLE--Receipts. . 235:
scant offerings advance prices iOqi5c; steers.
81 l5dS9: heifers. SO 70qS6 80: cows. 81 700
IS 80; southern steers. So 6oaS5 S5. HoGS-Re
ceipts, li.jo4: fairly active. and loc higher on
SIS 55d$8: packers IS 35dS6; best lights. IS $50
So 20: fair, SO 50dS5 10; best pigs, 81 50d$4 81:
fair little pigs s4aS4 40 sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts l.7S0; best l0c higher: lambs 81 800
Sc; Gull, So I5dsi so; sheep. SO 2o9s3 80; COM
mon. 81 1O6SS.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court:
COMPANY, No. 50 Warren street; volun-
tary. Liabilities, S44,635; assets. S25390.
GEORGE WATSON, horse dealer, No.
T2 West JOth street: involuntary. Liabil-
ities. $4,000; assets, $4,000. The assets con-
sist principally of horses
PANY, manufacturers Of printing inks,
No. 5ls West 18th street involuntary.
Liabilities $1,000; assets. 5000.
CHARLES NJ. lSBELL. dealer in port
able houses. No. 30 Church street; volun-
tary, Liabilities s10.623; no assets.
VINCENT QUARTARO, grocer, MI. Yer
non; voluntary: liabilities 1914; no assets.
MAURICE c. SCHWEIGER, No. 500
Eagle avenue: salesman for o cloak man
ufacturer; voluntary. Liabilities, $3.50; 10
assets
WILLIAM SCHEFF, No. 3iH Third ave-
nue. Liabilities. $3.50; no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, December :. 1911.
BEEyES-RecelDts % cars, or l.6S6 head:
cars ON sale NOTHING doing In live cattle;
feeling steady. Dressed beef steady to nrm
CALVES Receipts. I23 head 40 on saIe:
steady. Veals sold AZ SI4SI0 per 100 10; no
barnyard or Western calves offered. CITY
dressed veals steady 0t 1iWl6lsc per Id; coun'
saies--Tobin & shannon 20 veols. 13s ID
average. $40 PEI 100 ID; ], ITO ID 81 -
Ktrns rn Commission Company: 8 veals f3o
H. $40; 4, 200 TO- So ]. 20 To- ~ oo' 2
S. Sanders: S yeas. 121 ID. 50 25; 2. i1'
SHEEP tND IAMBs-Receipts 27is cars.
or 8 $50 head "a cars sale: about steady.
A few late arrivals neld over. Common Ia
100 ID: medium TO good lambs. s. 500 SO %.
yearngs. 50. Dressed mutton steady II SD
7ac per ID: best Wethers. sc; dressed iambt
ia some demand a, Ioq11i.c. Country dressed
dollhouse lanbs unchanged at SsQsil PEI
carcass.
saes-T96ia shaanop 100 i;s z s,stG ts .STa, lamb,
vania. 81 10, 81; - Buraio. 6s W. - 7S: ?
s'1ss Psnnsyi, 1sSR mia. AZ 1ao @ 10. 30 s. 50 ' 10
Newton & Co; 2s3 Virginia lambs 60 n,
SO rs; 2i5, C5 10, SO %. 10 Ohio. 75 ID. SO 2Si
l yearling, 90 lie. 81: - Ohio sheep. eS ib,
s sanders: 21s state lambs 50 ID. 50 20,
IA PennIsyiyanIa' Is l6 s. 10: iss, y VI.
S. lb. So JO Is state. 9S ID. So
.6ss 6sHI sa iSmg:or S g J %. gassS ss I
state sheep. 113 ID. SO so.
: J.: shanbers * Son: 25O Buffalo lambs.
81 H.. $3.50.
HOGs--Receipts. 10 cars, or c.157 headE
ebout cars on sale; easier; light to choics
hogs, Sc 25d So 80. pigs. s6GS6 Is; country
dressed hoss steady at ga 4siac per 10,
Sales-S. Sanders: 10 Psnnsyivania pigs.
s. 10 average. % per 100 lp tyest.rdayl;
81 state hogs. t28 ID. So 80: 5 roushs. $50
10. s. so; 5oars 11j 10. SIS 90.
robiu d Shannon: Pennsylvania hogs,
ESQ ID. SO 20; coz pigs. "a Is, so: stag. $50
10, 81.
hogs, 272 70. SO 80; 9. 1i7 10. So so: 1c 1c5
lb, s6 40; g. .5 10. &c IS: . reugha 22o ibs
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
hits DISHONEST BANKERS
Controller Murray Recommends
Imprisonment for Them.
NATIONAL BANKS SOUND
Their Operations for Year End
ed October 81 Reviewed
in Report.

,.i,,s,on. Dec. The general business
We. oountrv as reflected in banking oper-
Oh 'l rrss quite satisfactory" in the year
SUI oc,ober 81 last according 10 the an
cru .o,,ort Of Lawrence @. Murray, Con-
."o,er Of the Currency, submitted 10 Con
uO" ,o.dav. Mr.. Murray records steady
..oor,b in the volume of business ana Tue
p.h,,sbment Of some high records. lie
80 ont. however, that while augmentlhe
HO." of-thc important clements OF banking
s-,ncss did not reach the average oi III
80 for the last ten years.
~, controller says that: THE dishonest
- bv officers Of national banks OF
p.s,,,jng personal compensation for loans
''es,' nv the bank is a growing evil and has
-, reached such proportions as 10 cali
-. or,n,Inal legislation on the subject.
W a,S his manner" he adds, either the
- 60 d,frauded Of lawful interest which
.o,,IS otherwise receive or usurious IN
,.,sst Is oxacted Of borrower by a cor
W., o4sccr. 4 secret reward to the officers
!. sometimes deliberate bTibe lot ootdlh-
loan on insufficient security.
~ Murray urges that the taking OF
-. or other yaluables in this manner
S,' hank officer he made punishable by
',,orisonmcnt in the penitenuary.
~ assets Of the national banks in
-,.e,,d anproNimatoly S553,25S 600, or J6S per
-, Loans and discounts, the largest
,e,, IN a banks resources. increased only
-, nor cent in the face Of an average ten
- increase Of 6.52 per cent Individual
,..osits representing 5G per cent of a
S.rL,s liabilities. reached the highest point
- his,orv. September J last-$5,4S9%5.Vll
rh,s high record, however. was an increase
~ onlv 66a per cent over the previous year.
:, compared with a ton year average OF
IA
rbs banking power Of the nation, includ-
.u- +bo operations of every bank-national.
s,S,. and private--is estimated at 2l,S4.4S6, :
q, an increase Of S2S5. .212,4oI. or over lS
-, cent. The total banking capital is es-
!. .trrs,ed al S2032, ,Hl,0S5 and the total lndi-
,isn,l DEPOSITS at Sl65lA75o,55l.
1-rk let earnings of the national banks
5uring the fiscal year ended Juno 90 last
we're Sl5s.9s55lG, from which dividends we're
,s,s 10 the amount of $146S5,h2, or 1LSS
,.- cent on tho capital and 6.S per cent on
tho combined capital and surplus
Only three nduOlldl hoilhS "'iN P4"N-N
IN the hands Of receivers durin5 the year
ended October Sl.
The United States holds the greatest
stock of gold and silver in the world. ac-
cordiDc 70 statistics submitted by Mr.. Muir
ray for the calendar year 1910. The total
aggregate Of sold in possession Of the prin-
cisst countries was $6,e0i1O0oo0, of which
4 ta United States held Sl,1o,c0oD or % per
cent Of the total The total supply of sill
YER was S2t99, 10000, this country's share
being $72a. $1,000 or 2s per cent.
Mr. Murray recommends that federal or
state corporations holding stock in ma
tonal banks be made liable TO assessment
as shareholders. He also asks Congress TO
extend TO ten years the statute OF limita-
tons for the prosecution of offences under
the national banking laws.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

London. Dec THE weekly return of the
Bank OF England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased fSl1.W0;
circulation increased f67, 900. bullion de
creased 10000; other securities decreased
g 400 900: other deposits decreased f107l, 600;
ment securities unchanged. The proportion
of the hanks reserve TO liabilities is now
SO per cent, against 5l.3 per cent last week.
and compares with a decline from % per
cent to 80 per cent in this week last year
The rate OF discount is unchanged, at per
cent.
The clearings through the London banks
fop the week were f302010,oJ. compared
with f30S, $4,000 last week and f296,j1J,pJO in
this week last year
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

o,evsn months to November 30 were 6S.-
s2s s79 tons as compared with 5S,614.2Vs
tons in the same period OF 1910, an IN
crease of 5.isi.665 tons.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD
The New. York Cotton Exchange member
shin OF 4. Caplin. jr.. has been sold to NJ
III Rothschild for $4,000 The last pre-
vious sale was at $4,000.
CHICAGO e. NORTHWESTERN OR.
pERS SCARS-Contracts have been closed
bv the Chicago & Northwestern for TIE
construction OF $500 cars, Of which the
American Car and Foundry Company VIII
build I250 box cars, the Pullman com.
pany 1850 box cars. tho Western Steel
Car and Foundry Company 500 automo'
hiIo ears and the Standard Steel Car Com,
panv 200 fiat cars. The road has also
issued specifications for 500 refrigerator
cars
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

Spot quiet and points higher, at 9.4oc FOR
middling upland; no sales. Liverpool cables:
spot i'm good demand: sales, 1900 bales specu-
lation and export, 1000; American, II. 900; I'M
ports $1,000. American, 27.00o; middlmg upland.
J04G. Futures opened quiet but steady, l.2U
-. points higher; closed steady. 4uiie points
higher; December. 490iad, December-January,
4VOd. January-February. 49l I'D; February
March 493d. March-April, 4.94iad; .April-May.
496i.d May-June, 49S Si2d; Jme-July JOOlsd;
July-August and August September, 5Q2d; Sep
temb,r october. J0li.d October November,
sod
COFFEE--There was "a sharp recovery I'm
values prices closing at net advance Of 2Oq 10
points with sales of ia 80 bags shorts were
good buyers. and there was aggressive support
from bulls. as well as new buying IN expectation
~ a sharp upturn. The buying movement was
based Oh strength In Brazil, where prices were
higher cost and freight otIcrs here being from
II 10 40 points higher. Havrc closed at a net
advance Of 1nlh francs; Hamburg was un-
changed TO = pfennlg higher the official BrSzli-
ian cable showed a decline Of l25 refs at Rio on
wednesday. while santos was 2JGQ3o0 rels lower,
but the special SantCs cable representing the
oponlng OF the market on THURSDAY showed an
advance OF 30 rois for Santos IS. spot uh-
changed at 1i,ac for Rio 30 I. Local contract
prices: &C.,.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
SELECTING PACKERS JURY
Seven Farmers Among Twelve Men In
the Box.

Chicago. Dec. 2--Attorneys for the gov
ernmeut late to-day rendered a tentative
jur of twelve men to counsel for the in
dicted packers in the United States District
Court, after less than ten hours of actual
court sessions. Tomorrow counsel for the
packers will begin cross-eXamlnation of the
jurors. seven of whom are farmers.
When court adjourned to-day James NJ.
Sheean, OF special counsel for the govern
ment, had questioned forty-two veniremen.
Twenty were excused for varied reasons
and ten were peremptorily challenged The
government still has the right of twenty
additional peremptory challenges, while the
packers have thirty.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
32.21S,OOO ACRES OF WHEAT
Amount Less but Condition Better
Than December l Last Year.

Washington, Dec. Winter wheat was
sown on a smaller acreage in the United
states this fall than last year, according
TO the Department of Agrculture's crop
report to-day. The condition of the crop
December was Al per cent better than
year ago, but 336 per cent less than the
ten-year average for that date. y total or
20 Q 6 600 acres $4,000 acres less than
last year. was planted. 4 continuance of
favora BILE conditions may result in an in
creased yield per acre over last year ana
make up in the total production for the
decreased acreage.
The acreage planted 30 rye is nine.
tenths of per cent greater than that OF
last year. The condition December / was
1913 per cent of normal slightly better
than last year and also better than the
tpn-Vpar average
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
HAYInTa

bbl. sass; basket. 81 5oas2 90: SIIALLOrs
bb S1ass; SPINACH. basket. sIatl %
SQUASH, Hubbard. Dbl. 75c; marrow, 7sc|
Florida. white, box, S2ns2 30, basket, 81 SOa92i
TCRNIPS. rutabaga. bbl. e0casl; white. 75cgsIl
TOMATOES. Florida. carrier. s2Q$3 Cuban. TJt
81 80; WATERCREss. 100 punches. sl1$2.
Milk AND CREAM-The exchange rate re-
mains at 4Ac quart net 10 the shipper In tbs
2g-cent zonc. or 20t 40-auart can delivered
In New York. The supply Of crude mix shows
a little Improvement, and n ample 70 meet ths
demand. On the other hand. the supplies OF
cream and condensed fuilk very fsr behind
the demand. As much $40 has been quoted
for a can Oi cream. The receipts OF milk and
cnllAl-. rrnr u fnlI lIl,ur..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

:. Liverpool, Dee. -1,T;WWHEAT-sPOt. stsaayf
No , Manitoba. Is l0lsd: No :, is Jitd,
Futures steady; December, Is 2a.d March. -
cisd; MAY, IS ltd, GoRN-spot nrm; Ameri.
can mixed, is 4a,d Futures steady. January.
'5s Siid; February % 67sd. FLouR-W inter
patents. 21s ID. HOPS in London (TScifo
CoasD, ELL a Ci2 BEEF~-ENtra India mes.
SIS cd. PORk-Prime mess. Western, .eSs %:
HAMS-Short cut j4S BACON-cumberlard
cut. AS 3D. short rib, 5ls: clear bellies, 49s a.
long clear middies. light, 9is heavy. sos;
square 49s. LARD--Prime Western tiercos.
los 6d American refined. pals, 46s; BUTTER
--tiood United States. ILL.,. CHEEsE--Csna-
dian finest white 7os coloTed: Ios 81; TAI
LOW--Prlme city. Sos Cd. TURPENTINE-
spirits 3Gs I'd. RosGN--common. 1js. PETRo-
LEU M-Rehned. cad. LINSEED OIL Sls-
COTTONSEED OIL--Hull rehned-Spot. @5s
90. rALLoW-Australisn in London. $:s Sd
London. Dec. RAW SIG GAR-Centrifugsl.
los Sd: nuscovado. las. BEET sUGAR-De-
cember los Cd L.fNsEEp--Calcutta, Auril-
June, 53s 9d I.INSEED OIL, 3Ss. SPERM
OIL. f34 los. PETROLECM--A merican re-
hned. 5%d spirits 6Ad, TURPENTINF-
spirits. 36s. ROSIN-Americau strained, 15s
Cd: fine lSs.
Antwerp, Dec 7--PETRoLEUM 10 francs
CcutfmeS.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London, Dec. 7.-Thc offerings az the wool
auction to-day amounted 10 l3.llS bales This
recent advance was irmly maintained. and all
sections. including America, operated freely.
Victorian greasy merinOs sold high Is
5isd The sales follow; New south wales,
. 700 bales: secured, tsFt IS sd; greasy, Gi-dp p
is Id Queensland. l.0O0 secured. Is Sd Il ls
i0tsd. greasy SdGls Victoria. $500:
secured. lis isd62s; greasy ida Is 5ad
South Australia. . 600: secured, Il 4da ls 81 !;
greasy ~ n lOisd. West Australia, 500.
greasy, ~ n 9d. Tasmania. 100; greasy, l0d y
Is I'D. New Zealand. 1,Soo. secured. Is Id o.
Is "a: greasy. 6Hdnis Cape or Good Hops
and Natal 500: secured. Is 5duts DAD:
greasy. 81. alld Punta Arenas. 800; greasy.
~. lL fninl
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

RICE--Stsady. with fairly, good onsniSSS ,n 81
Screenings. 3q3Ac: ordinary 39s45Ac' Its,i tSsiissc:
0fl &c; good ordinary 4isa41+c; prime 4'Epp'tna
choice, 4S.Q5c. head Japan 37s14"o'
Gq6lsc .....,,,od The
SUGAR--Refnsd ;ower and uhset'iea &c
closing list as named b. all renneIs Was ,aI 80
ret less per cent cash. but the Feoe,d., a.
after naming as low as 5.G3c. vent gp 70 NV Wv
,nsettied nominal aud lower TO sell SPot
basis. 4.94c Tor 80 test centrifugal; 4.4tc 10, 40.
50 test muscOyado. and 4.1Sc for 81 % %tes,' ~ L.
Iasses sugar December cuba shipment Was
offered equal 20 soc delivered mere, Janu.ty 49,,
at 4. 7Jc, and February at i.G7c London Pa peS'
Decembcr iGs I'd; January, les AID; May
Re SID
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago. Dec. AFTER v3yering between
strength and weakness the wheat market TO.
day was steadied By covering 10 anticipate 2
possible surprise in the government crop re-
port, due lust at the closing minute Of the
sion. The surprise came all right--an official
estimate that the United states has planted
2272. O0V acres less winter wheat than a year
ago. Traders generally expected the report
would show the acreage 10 be about the sars
last year. The figures arrived too late -
have a direct influence IN the pit. Latest trans
Corn finished 4 TO iie &c w. oats with tbs
gain OF a 10 sc and provisions unchanged or
varying 10 5d7i2c advance. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
BIG BOND ISSUES IN LONDON.

London, Dec. 7.-SeYeral important new
bond issues are soon TO he made on the
London market. Among the principal of
these arc debenture bonds of the Canadian
Ontario Railway TO the amount of $500
coo at the rate Of 5is per cent; sl9,5Oo,OoO of
Brazilian bonds at per cent; s6,25OoO0 of
Peruvian bonds and s5ooo.oo0 of Oregon
Washington Railroad bonds at per cent.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
NEW YORK FIRM GETS CONTRACT.

Albany. Dec THE State Superintendent
of Public Works Charles L. fireman, to-
day awarded to the Z. \. Gillespie Com
pany, CT New York. for slo6,75s, the con-
tract for completing barge canal construc-
ton af Eultnn.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08
DENIES 2. 3. 3. Has CONTROL.

Is story printed yesterday that the Penn
s-lYsuia Railroad Company had obtained
control of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Was
denied by officials of both companies. Colo
rel T. $ Williams, president of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit. said; There's nothing
In II
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

local rains or SHOWS in New Mexico and West
ern Montana and on Friday night Saturday
in North Dakota and Eastern Montana.
No decided temperature changes are indicated.
although Il will be somewhat colder Friday I'm
ne lower Missouri Valley and the central plains
states and on Saturday In the extreme North
west. al,
bc light and mostly southwest: along the middle
Atlantic Coast. light and variable; along the
south Atlantic Coast. light TO moderate and
mostly northeast; along the east Gulf Coast,
iisbt "a moderate east and southeast; on Lake
Michigan moderate and mostly south.
Steamers departing Friday for European ports
,vtii have llght TO moderate winds mostly south
vest with fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Iocaiities.--For the Dis
,rict OF Columbis, Maryland and Eastern Penn
sylyanis fair to-day: probably cloudy Saturday;
light to moderate south winds
For Virginia, fair TODAY; Increasing cloudiness
saturday. probably rain in southwestern portion
light variable winds.
For Delaware and New Jersey fair 10 day
increasing cloudiness Saturday: Hight 10 med
crate south winds
Tor Eastern Ncw York fair to-day and sat-
urdsy. light 70 moderate winds. mostly south.
Tor wet Virginia fair to-day: cloudy satur-
dsy.
For western PENNEY snia ana Western New
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

PROVI>iONS-Steadier carly, but later i9' i2st
ness, mss $17 i5asiS: family SO 5ogS2l; short
clear sl7 25uSi7 -. BEEF-Flrm mes; 1;
sI2 5oa >l5; family; Stigsl 3o gsek.ent 81 81
BEEF 'HAMs-Dull. $2oQ s3i. DRESSED a.
HOGs-Barely s;eady; baeons, Sac lnV IN 10;
SIC; 1860 n. Size: i40 ID. Slsci pigs aS' SnI
MEATS -Picklrd bellies duh; 10 10. 9't " zoe,
10 ID. 0lsc; If -. pa g9Ac PlGkIed alI nalls
steady; 1IiHtlac TALON - BSreig He
steady; Middle West 0a9.1Oc; city stsGi;
refined quiet south America, looOci Cohtl,
nent G39e Brazil r kegs 5 iooS SicadT. IRPCII oIeo
9isc. city Lard. isQl0c
METALs-COPPER-s weak ,, spot
quoted at f.. Goa - Soc: December l@."- 2 y
IL 75c January and February. 2sOc asked ask a.
March. 2s5c asked London dull; spoI, go ,os -,
3d ~ @ tons 59s Is & ee sep6S pescembe at
~ .6Jc. and 200 tons esctrolytic. January; az
i2.e5c; lake and clectrolytic, spot, - "a "a
1910; casting. 12es Sc. Arrivals 6'S IONS
exports G,230 IONS 80 far this month IN
Dull and nominal: spot, 4i9 iGc; DeceIaDsr ~, !,
- 10 4Jc; January. 43n 4jOc; February; -
AZ T5c March Al so i3 soc. and Aprll l0.1ol
i215 London weak. spot t2o3 los: tu'yi, VI ~
il92 LEAD-oulet AZ 4.4Oa 5qc New ai 10Th
and 1JOG 435c East - Louis. London; sPo',
iI5 LIS. sPELTER-Weak and unsettled 4, az
6J0H 6doc New York and 6i5c asked EaSt %
Dull. Cookson's 7.75c iRoN-Cleyeland war. war.
rants. ass I'D I'm London. Locally uhsSL,l0u
40 isiIiH45y NSr'herp soaSherS st .S" and 30
southern soft. Sl4 25Gsi475. ...
MOitssEs AND sDRUPs-Molassss ''1"l o.,
and fairly active. Syrups duiet dNu ~
changed. New orleans cCntrifuEal. toullo"'
f4d15c: fair. lGa igc good @OM 20, pIli,.,
.6ff SO. open kettle. 3Omjnc; SNRUfS. 'C,l III
on. an i2c. medium 14gl6c: fancy, .oi sc.
NAVAL srOREs--Splrits turpentne nlad, nl,ndi,
/ at the close AMI hiCher Rosin ana 'at s'.nuf
and unchanged NIRPENTlNE-hpl,,tt n
chine bbls fii:c. TAR. 55oc kosl"D ~
Coi-mon to god strained, 6SOc; D. "''''' -
e. G5c. r. 300, 4 au1 g., 6Snc - -,
/ OIIS-Linaccd without change. hsuna1
| petroleum IN seasopsble demand at 'VtVt,3u
! prices. PHTROLEU M--Stnndurd "nle' ,5u outus
| Nep' York md Philudclphia, I.nnc' "sW.
| e $50; eases, cS5c; water white ho,s' 80
| bulk tS5c; cs9cs os5c. LlNtErp ~,
American seed city law. ijI'lc' ou''0i
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

,,ybe,, temperature yesterday. 20 (st p. NJ;
log
a.. .yersgs Tor corresponding date last year -.
-, for corresponding date last ihlrt, three
!'sIt foecast. Fair today aud SaturdsY T:
-. 90 variable winds. mostly south
New-York tribune., 1911-12-08

Local Oficiai Reoord.-rhe following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature Tor the last twenty
,o,,r hours. In comparison with the corresponding
date of last year:
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

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Canadd.1
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York. fair to-day; cloudy Saturday: light to
moderate south winds
For New England. fair to-day and Saturday :
moderate winds. mostly southwest TO south.
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g3t various maturities 1929 l9I4. 4 25qil0 basis
Coupons interchangeable. fRegiHtered fCou-
pons. sRegistered and coupon
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EXPLANATORY NOTES

LAPLANAiOFf kOlES'
Oostn2toas isseh al ?. r., 18Th meridian tine. a.
piSssl'e fsc-ced 10 sea level.
isooaf CONTINUOUS lneS, Pac, through r'i' o. eq' ."
Pressure.
lsohefms dotted rcs pass through points o. eqga lsIs'
ptsuls caau only for zero feezing 90 and lO oeR'Ses
y Gear D Panty Cloudy q Cloudy X Ram , Sho",
NJ Report missing Arrows iy with the wind
fg tgres ndcate Temperature second A-houf pfeDp-
siou u on luch Or more Tor n hours ending p m yes
heay Eic Wind dytocy when 10 of mofe miles per nOu''
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CORRECTION ON BLEAcHERY SUIT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: We note il to-day's issue of your
aper news item on page 10 under the
leading "Bleachery Suit Up Again." in
vmch YOU state that the general offices OF
Il company bringing the action are at No.
la West 18th street, Manhattan. This is
asrror the plaintiff in tho case being the
LIB. Kursheedt Apron Company, Of No.
sNaln street, Brooklyn, and our firm is in
y way concerned IN the matter.
Kindly mako the necessary correction,
tbd oblige
THE KURSHEEDT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
New York. Dec. 6, 1911.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Eid. Asked.
| 4 AA IN

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street, New York;
LAND.
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Official observations Of United States weather
bureaus taken at =. m yesterday follow:
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= Tar. ,a,,,. gniI-
COTTONSEED OII~-Thcre wa,n was ~ rom The
south. and prices were easier CLOS, cIost"e -,oss'
loss of 2 10 points Local CONTRACT 'Yester-
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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Broad street New York. and No. 122 South
4th street. Phadelphia.)
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SUNDAYS NeW.Yo3K TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
fsr $3.50 year.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

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Pine strect)
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BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

interest to be added.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

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