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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13

the betterment of tenement conditions in New York he is especially interested in the working and living conditions of the laboring people and he was very enthusi- astic over Corey.
 "A man who is dissatisfied in his do- nestle surroundings. or his working en- yironments," said Dr. Adler. lis apt to sooner or later become a cynic and pes simist In such frame of mind he Is likely to do things which he will after wards regret. However, in the model city of Corey, where care is taken to make a man satisfied with his work, I see the foundation of a happy people. I am es- pecial1y interested In the environment of the working men and therefore in Corey.'
 Dr. Alder was escorted through the residential section of Birmingham and spoke highly of the beauties of Highland avenue and the magnificent homes in that section
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
AUTOMOBILES HAVE
 SERIOUS SMASHUP

The automobile of Dr. H. E. Coston was partially demolished late yester- day afternoon and serious injury to the occupants of the car narrowly averted in a collision which occurred at Ninth avenue and North Twenty eighth street. The accident was In the nature of rear-end collision with the automobile owned by c. s. Cole, which ran into Dr. Coston's car while going at lively clip. There were two occu- pants of the physicians machine, Dr. Coston and his son, Orville Coston Ths latter was thrown from the car and badly bruised. while pr. Coston was severely shaken up. There were sev- eral passengers in MT. Coles car, but no one was hurt. Both cars were going north to Norwood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
 TO HOLD CONCLAVE

A regular conclave of Cyrene com mandery No. 10, Knights Templar, will be held Friday night in the Masonic temple The Fraters have been urgent ly requested to attend this meeting as important business will be considered The official call is signed by J. D. Mat lock, emminent commander. and c. J. Geohegan. recorder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS
Buster Brown

Buster Brown. the musical comedy that has made itself the most popular attrac- ton on the road In the hearts of the women and children, is again to be hero at the Jefferson theatre next Friday matinee and night and put new pranks seldom that a musical comedy improves with age, but, In the case of Buster, the rule is broken. This year the play is en- tirely new and has semblance of plot. The scenery is modern and massive in construction, the costumes fresh and pretty, being worn by chorus of really beautiful young girls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
Her Son" at the Biiou

No more powerful drama has ever appeared in Birmingham than Her Son." which Is at the Bijou this week, commencing tonight The theme is mother love. the most powerful love that the world knows. and around such a theme the playwright has built story that Is interesting, gripping, dramatic and entertaining. It Is said to be the story of a famous woman financier who came to grief on the rocks several years ago after fleecing many of the great men of the times. Those who have seen the play in other cities consider 1t one of the greatest dramas they have ever seen. There will be matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and performances nightly this week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
BROOKSHIRE IS AC-
 CUSED OF FORGERY

Randolph Brookshire was arrested yes- terday by Detectives Wren and Sigsbee, charged with forgery. The man is charged with passing forged checks on local houses. He forged the name of Threefoot Bros, of Meridian. Miss. In his pocket when he was arrested were $S50o worth of checks that had been filled out. The detectives believe that they have an important man in Brookshre.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
Paula Winters Tonight

The Yiddsh Opera company will present the popular comic work, Dos Pentele Yud,'' with the famous Paula Winters in the leading role at the Shubert theatre tonight. This company gave Dos Pen tele Yud' an entire season in the east New York, Boston and Philadelphia. It drew immense crowds. Miss Winters made a splendid hit She Is an American star and Is said to be a most vivacious and winning comedienne as we'll as a charming singer.
 A large audience is expected at the shu- bert tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
BIG RAIL ORDER IS
 EXPECTED FROM I. c.

It is expected that the Illinois Cen tral railroad will place an order this week for 10000 tons of steel rail. The company has been in the market for several days and has concluded to place the order although some of the i9tO order has not been used.
 The Ensley plant will secure con- siderable amount of the order and the remainder will go to the Illinois Steel company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
NEW OFFICE OF
 JAIL OCCUPIED

The new office at the county jail has been completed and Warden Me Adory moved in yesterday. The ne quarters are much more commodiots than the old office and more convenient both for the warden and the prisoners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
Wanted in Marengo

Henry Reese. negro wanted in Marengo county for murder, was ar rested here yesterday by Deputy Sher- if Davis of Merango county. Reese will be carried back to Marengo county today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13
REPORT OF KILLING
 FROM STRIKE ZONE
Rumored That Four Negro Strike
 Breakers Killed md | White s Enginesr Sfet

The first report of casualties in the firemens strike on ffle Queen and Cres- cent route above Chaftancoga reached here last night. when tt was reported among railroad men mi four negro fire men, acting as strfkebfeakers, had been killed, and one whits 4n6lneer shot, on tho Mountain divisi6n 6f the Queen and Crescent near oakd1jk (S. The report had 1t thatsevery elfpft J|5k being exerted to keep the killinel 6fIsf and that no in formation as to th9 Anr&hs had been sent out by the officiall 8 IhS county in which they occurred
 It is stated thse 6S lsftrike is assuming dangerous propQrt 51d on, the Mountain division especially 1Gf that despite the utmost precaut1949 HI were being en- dangered. zs:.
 The killing Of fu4 1o4f negroes is said to have ocoulxxd r Ix2ay night. It is expected that 5l< 5i1 11dting to the settle- inent.of the atrl6e n De taken soon.
 In Birminghd t freight and passen- ger trains arr lI1 smoothly despite the strike ab0S t4nooga. and 1t was stated yesterQ6X S,{2e Queen and Cres- cent officiais & <ff kddition to the pas- senger- trainsl 1tEU " freight trains had been handlV1la TIT fthe night
 George Yt LII promising recruit from the s4&E4M3 LoRgue, reported to Manager MOI hfM yesterday and an- rounced h 9kdy for the seasons work La as " sHantz played in the outfeld San6SX and behind the bat. s5s s<.asi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-13

Do we wish to destroy the founda- ton on which all civilization has been built? Do we wish to remove the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. ls--CATTLE-Receipts 32.sO:
iCa2jc lower than saturday; 6eeyes, NWV
81 0a$6 60. stocSsrs and feeders. 50 ?29gSS 81;
COWS and heifers 81 9Og$e 25; calves s. 52ass.
tfsn tS saturday lights, IS 5JQSe 10. mixed, s. IS
dS6 22lz: heavy. s. s59se %; rough, 80 soqSo;
sood 70 choice heavy ssqsg % gHEFPISs iEE.F g Rec
SCints 10000; lOdI5c lower than saturdsl
native. 81 5OGs4; Western, 81 70Qsi; ysaE.h e.
S4aS5 30; larnos, native $4gSo 10, Neste'a' - -
Cincinnati. Dec. seattle Receipts, :
$50 quiet ana weak 70 loe lo~eL SSWs sS 81 iV9
S 5?Ss s. stass, aS, s8qS5 sss5
PACKERS and Sg[eheTs Tsc.rs igf $eas6 s. coS
ana siGs pig. sS.aSS IS: PIGS ana lights. s. 2sgss
sHFEP-ReeeiSts, 712; stesdy % <'@SS -
lSiHos Fas, Bnffsle' Dec Is -CATTLE-Receipts ;.
500, slow and l6G2 25e lover; prime steers e 'sp 81
ss sEiPPin4g q "a a. % sCas5 ous 50 s2Ss5 Is bulls 81 50
ass 30: stockers and feeders 50 SOds9 20 80 - =
heiters S. 2Sa$a 80; fFeSa s5oSsss SSgS WEAksrRe-
SeIpts sGw 1' 900 slow ana steady, g 5oase HOGS
-Receipts IS 900: SLOW and loa2 2yc o%e'' Is sSqs
g 59ds5 10 9HsS q S5s sG5s' 5 roashs S :os5
s;ass gs 81 5oaSS aas 5 Sase saEEp :is,a aF9
LAMRsReeeipt1i. i.,Ss 10y "a 5c SSi Sc So few So 81
yearlinrg. s. 5OaS5. wethers 50 80 e2@s4' s"''
s. 25g$3 5O sheep mixed 81 5CgT2 4f - T see,pts
Kansas citN Dec. 400 Ge,ui6erns steady 10
a.
strong. stockers and feeders str9hs 70 ~
err calves sc lower; dressed Dse5 .4 "a 9s Wesf-
steer ,esys 81 81 56s6 So s5ooEer sna fsedsT
81 G5aSJ IS. southern steers 81 6OasS 3,5fss "
"etivs "r hsifers slas6 T5 bulls s$ 55asS Geys
S44sT - HoGs-Receipts' u,OOo' 81 5y IoaI Ss 20.
bulk OF sais f,t tSsrs s5 9OdS6 Is: lights s. 52g
81 10; piss Sass sHGEPEsieD a ve5Tegs siSSs
steady S 20 S5 ewes So 1898 25 stocke's
and feeders. - 2o1S3 30.
TPy Telegraph 20 The rribunS.l
e. Louis. Dec. ls.-CAT ILE15ii.' Topedf,n:
,,,,rls moderate, quality NANNY lhculH,n
osS, 9atrly active and steady steer.
SO s.: neifers, So 75a So 20 cows = sESS;sSoRS,
soTtnefIi i2 sGS slow at declines Of 90 & lSS w
cga,Ss $500 fSse Ok; bulk Of sales, 60 Se oS4 90
actSsrs g. 40 a So 10; best lights, - +"N 80 80
"a xi -Sd IS %: good piZs 81 t"G - - i -;
81 IS 81 65 sIEEPItReeSsiip7t5sa sIEE,t p75ass rs! euiis.
a. az 75gS4 So. sheep. IS lJ1$S 80; eom'A'"'
81 81 q 80.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
APPROVE ]. R. T. BOND ISSUE
Public Service Board Grants Permit for
s12.755,COO Securities.

The Interboroush Rapid Transit Com
pany yesterday received permission from
the Public Service Commission to issue
So. 7jj. go forty-year . per cent first mort
gage bonds. The proceeds received from
the sale Of the bonds viii be used chiefly
for refunding purposes, but about S3,0lo.ooO
Will be devoted TO Improvements and for
the purchase of additional equipment
These bonds are part Of an issue Of S55,-
O)00JO which is secured by a first mortgage
covering ali the property and franchises
Of the Interborough company as well as
the lease of the Manhattan Railway Com
rany. made 10 the Morton Trust Company,
since succeeded by the Guaranty Trust
Company, as trustee. The amount already
issued under the mortgage is S30,552,OJo, 70
that the new issue just authorized by the
commission will bring the total outstanc-
inc TO S43.307.00o II was stipulated by the
commission that prior issue Of S@l00
Of bonds that had been surrendered to the
company should be cancelled at once.
in its application the Interborough COM
pany requested authority TO issue N'l2$,-
Olo Of the bonds, but the commission de
clded to authorize only Sl2, ,75j 900 at this
time The remainder may be approved IN
the near future The bonds mature on
November l. 1852 and are redeemable at
anv time at 10j and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
LEHIGH VALLEY ADVANCES
Rumors Of Definite Plan in Goa
Properties Cause Trading.

on heavy trading. which accompanied re-
ports that the directors of the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad Company would, at their
meeting tomorrow, take definite action on
The rumored plan for segregatng the coal
properties, the stock of the company yes
terday advanced nearly 8 points from the
low Of the day. to lS4l9, new high for
this year, closing at 1895, net gain of rs
points
Within the last year or SO similar rumors
have several times been current. but no
authoritative statement Of the intention oil
the management has ever been made. In
November 1910. soon after Lehigh Valley
was admitted to the New York Stock EX-
change list it sold up TO lS6, and its low
for this year was Isl, three months ago.
According 70 the story circulated yester-
day. the board will probably at this weeks
meeting decide 10 follow the course pur-
sued by the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western. in June, 1909 and sell the coal
properties 10 a new corporation, the stock
OF which would be sold TO the stockholders
Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
which corporation would declare cash
dividend equal in amount to the par value
Of the stock of the coal company. The
railroad company has s6o.50l,7OO stock. on
which 10 per cent dividends have been paid
this year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
MAIN FARM CROPS SMALL
Value, However, Is $3,769,562,- :
600, q Gain Of $4,000. 900.

Washington. Dec. 1s-With decreases in
the production of the eleven important
farm crops, no including cotton. the total
value Of those crops this year reached the
total of SS,i69562,oOO according to the final
estimate announced to-day by the De-
partment Of Agriculture. This is an In
crease OF almost $1900O0C0) over their value
last year. The departments final estimate
of production to-day differs widely from
its preliminary estimate made in Novem-
Der because Of a revision of the acreages
based on the Census Bureaus figures
which became available since that time.
The important features of the different
crops compared with last year were:
Conan increase of 10000 in acreage.
a decrease of 600 bushels in produc-
ton and an increase of $3.50 4il,000 in value.
Winter wheat-An increase of 1885, 900 in
acreage, a decrease of 3.4S6.0c0 bushels in
production and a decrease Of $,l6IO0O In
value.
Spring wheat-An increase of 2,O29O0o in
acreage, decrease Of l0,291C00 bushels I'm
production, and a decrease of S4,s2l 600 in
value.
Oats-An increase of 100000 in acreage. a
decrease of 25S.H5,000 bushels in production
ana an increase of $S.2510)0 in value.
Barley-A decrease of n6OO in acreage,
a decrease OF lS,59200) bushels in produc-
uon and an increase OF SS,I56OO in value.
Rye-A decrease Of $500 in acreage,
decrease of l,7S,CO9 bushels in production
and an increase OF S2,60i,0)0 in value.
Buckwheat-A decrease Of 1900 in acre
age, a decrease of $4,000 bushels in pro-
cuction, and an increase OF Sl,O59OO0 in
value.
Flaxseed-An increase of 100000 in acre
age, an increase of 6652,C00 bushels in pro-
duction and an increase of $5,SOOOOO in
value.
Rice-A decrease of $500 in acreage, a
decrease of l,576,0o0 in production, and an
increase of 81 $4,000 in value.
Potatoes-A decrease Of 10l 90 in acre
age a decrease of Sc, ,295,0 900 bushels In pro-
duction and an increase Of $j9,2l2GO In
value.
Hay-A decrease Of 2674 900 in acreage.
decrease of 1884 coo tons in production and
a decrease of Sj3 $4,000 in value.
ToDacco-A decrease of 0lO in acreage,
p decrease of 1875. .30j. 900 pounds in prOduc-
ton and decrease of Sl6.932 90 in value.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
% pennsylvania, 100 Ib, 50 -: IS Indiana year

% Pennsylvania, 100 ID, 50 -; Is Indiana year
linss, 81 n. a.. - . %, ~. Al,
s Judd Z Co rs state .ombs, y lb S6 %. ~.
SO ~ SIS 49, Z45 Buffalo, ~ 10 80 =" % S's sse
sheep, iOI n. % o.. Z PeansylVania' iVo 10 y"
-. % ~, So o, y, "a 5o. 1
II II Hollis. 4S state lambs, IS To- 80 oo'
sheep. 100 H. -: 3 III ~, ~ 10 o, -, az. 4
Andrew MullcH: - statc lambs, ol 10 ~
J. G. Curtis a Son: 10 Vermont lambs lol 20,
SO Is. Is. % ~ 50 62n; -. a. 10 10 - 10
state s. rb 81 %. 20 cUll lambs. 81 %. - 90 -
45 No. 81 So - Vermont sheep lis ID St5 80
III n. So 80: II, rs - 50 %; y state 40 ID
- -: Il, iGs IL. 50 -. -. ~ ,.... Al
George q l.. ;. Dilentack' 80 statc lA'h0s' U
r. S. U5. - snecD, Il5 10. a. -, . -
HOGS-Receiyts for tTo days - car, or
49, 2'0 head. about cars ~ sale. ff;ces lo"Ss
az S8as8 40 per 100 10, Including PIGS az 20
QsGl Country dressed hogs SLOW OF ogSo
per ~. - - 49,,
iG2 10 average. So 90 per 40 n. state, go 20
So 40. lJ i3l d. 81 30 -, ll6 -, So y, u pigs,
81 n. 50 10; roughs, 24e 10. s. 20 sag ~
10. 80 30. "a ,o
h. " Otis g. Co: u state hogs isi n, 50 ~
: sanders: IOj state hogs. l6S 10 80 -, ~
-5l 10 SO 3S ] Pennsylvania. 400 n. 50; % pifs,
lC2 To- 20 Io: state. llG n, 81 10; Iousas, soS
10, 50 30; stag, 40 ID, - a5; l. 20 10 :" 90
boar. 800 -. - 30. a.
Newtown 4 Co: us Indiana hogs. lis 10. s.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Dec. 1S-Consols closed 5-l6
higher, at IA for money at 77ss for ac-
count Anaconda Was unchanged at &Sls.
Canadian Pacific "a lower at 247 Grand
Trunk unchanged at 251i
Money and discount rates were easier to-
dav.
offered I'm the open market. Of which Ger
many and India secured 900 each. and
the remainder was taken by the Bank of
England.
Inc sock market was quietly irregular,
with the chief mo Cment an advance in
Union Castle and Royal Mail Shipping
shares on the amaigamation Of the com
panies. Home rails and Kaffrs were weak,
but consols improved in the afternoon.
American securities were quiet and
steady with prices a fraction above parity
during the forenoon. Later the market
moved irregularly and finally closed easy.
Erie shares were firm.
Paris, Dec. l8.-Threc per cent rentes
closed o5 centimes over at 81 francs 80
cenumcs Prices were generally firm ON
the Bourse.
Berlin. Dec. iS.-Priccs We're firm on the
Boerse. bat trading was restricted owing
Z fo money PROSPECTS.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
me following. petitions in banlruptcl
We're fled yesterday:

Ihe following. petitions in bankruptcy
We're fled yesterday:
,gN.AaL.Do p. TOURTELLOTTE. No. 5o2
So Aath street. involuntary Liabilities,
'-t-.,; assets. S.sgl
ASlCMAS J. LiNDBERG AND ROX-
~ n a y. HAMPTON. doing business as
rce,1-". ~. a9ers- Hampton Company, jobDers IN
Iii.JIen.s' ~ ig Broadway. vountary. LA
MO- sly @ot assets. $27G7. Creditors: r..
H. laedt $50: Norman Schloss. N.Cg;
stNeu- .al Whalebono Company, ~.
sr5 a4s Individual Liabilities, $50,
iie, ss,.2 Hampton has individual liabili-
!sS.is,iJN FhlNBLOON. MiddletOwn. =. g.,
NGl. Creditors. Mann a. LOFeJoy,
Ram i.'uore siiverman ana the American
49,. al COMPANY S229 Liabilities. 5000
o. f.''ap. j.. s. y. Powelson. receiver.
Aiac,9, - AL LANDRI doing business as
cfelit lhe Tailor an IOukcrs involuntary.
ge9i,ois Harry Alexander aG: Kiprais q
AsfLTs' h@. Abraham David si5. ana
.e.cit'Do.e d. Cohen $40 Henry n. Baird,
E5'-egi y, = BROWNsTEIN. furr.er No. AZ
''''''. ~ assets
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

Spot dull ana unchanged AZ 9.45c for mid
ding upland; sales nil; delivered on contract,
5.70O bales. Liverpool cables: spot cotton,
good demand sales, 10000 bales: speculation
end export. loo; American. 5000; imports
Il. 600. all American. Middling upland, 5.02d
Futures opened quiet at unchanged 10 l point
decline; closed steady, at net advance OF
. TO 3 points. December. December January
aud January February. 490i2d. February
March, i.92d: March April 493d: April-May.
4e5lad; May-June. 4.esd; June-July. 5.00ts d !;
July-August 5C2izd. August September
5O3l1d: September October. sod; october
November 505d. Manchester-Yans quiet
ard unchanged. cloths quiet
COFFEE-Only a moderate speculative in
forest sales, SO. 500 bags; market stead.er.
closing AT a net advance Of TO IL points
Hpvro closed unchanged to u franc higher:
Hamburg unchanged TO = pfennis lower; RIO
Is reis lower and Santos unchanged. Cost
end freight oftc-s were generally firm, with
comparatively little high grade coffee for
sale. Business in spot very quiet. deliveries
iast week. amounting TO only 42.0ol bags at
United states pcrts, compared with 7l,i66
the previous week. and 1GG.205 last year
SPOT unchanged II 14iac for Rio 10 :. Loca!
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

cARoLE, bbl, s2aS2 50; CUcUMDERs, basket
81 25g$S 70; CAULIFLoWERs.. Long is@Ha, slGe
short cut, Dbl. $1psG long I5cqSl 80; EGG[[
PLANTS Florida. box, s2qsi KALE. bbl, Co4
l5c; HpRsERADIsE. loo lb. st@$o 90 LiAiA
BEANS, box, $GgS7: LETTUCE, Maryland VIZ
einia and North Carolina, 5Oc@$i Florida, SO
81 10 New orleans. bb, Si ONIONS white,
crate, 81 1882 y state and Western, iOV,lo
bag, yellow, 81 75GS2 %; HOLD bag. 81 23qs3'
red, 1O0-ib BAG 81 ,5as2 Is: orange county, yel-
low, bag, s2tSz 75 rel. s29s2 20; oKRA, Flor-
Rico. 81 75Gs2; OYSTER PLANT 100 bunches.
Sass; PEPPERS. box. $4gSS; 9-tiil Gerrisef,
80 5CltS4 so: 6-till $2Q$3. PUMPKINS, bbl, 90,
q$l; PARSNIPS, 81 25QS1 30; PEAS bssket, S3g
So PARSLEY, New Orleans. plain. Dbl, sG@S7
curly S5a$5 90; Bermuda, crate 81 50qsl ,o
KOMAINE, Florida. basket, $2uS4; New Or
leans. bbl. s2nSi Bermuda, box. 50; Shall
LOTS. 100 punches, S4af5; SPINACH, basket
StQS1 %; SQUASH. Hubbard. bbl, i5c: marrow
50dT5o: Florida. white, box, $2qS2 80; basaet
81 5CQ$2, TURNIPs. rutabaga. bbi, ecpSl;
white. $lqsl rs ToMAToEs. Ficrida eatreiT
WATERCRlcss. 100 buncLes. Slds2.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading I'm the market for outside Sc
4 a few Of the industrials and copper
issues. winch developed some activity on
what looked to be inside purchases. The
general tone was irregular American TO-
facc0 was down q points. r. j. Reynolqs
L. United Cigar stores { and British
American Tobacco nearly point. n.
Runely was up IS. The mining issues
ruled generally firm, with fair activity ~
Inspiration. GirOuX. Greeue-Canan anu
Butte Coalition. The POrcupine issues
were slightly higher, especially Holilnser,
which improved q The silver issues We're
quiet but steady. Bonds were dull, win a
slight inquiry for New York state new 3s.
Detailed 0rarq lions follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

PRONiSiONs-Weake early. but rallied on
covering aud ia sympathy Win graln. on me
mariSet al the close was only about steady az
slightly on FROM the top. PORk-steady, ,
clean Sl7 25mSiS -. BEEF-Firm. mess, sl3
asI" ~: family 81 50dNl5. packet, sl3 20 i
81. cNtta Irdia mcss. S2.| s.? 90 BEEF
RaN. pacons Sc: 1AO lb. Sc 100 ID, Sic;
pigt. -, CCT MEATS-P.ckIeG balhcs
pickict Mans stcady 1iWllI,c. TALON
Cit,. Gtc: country. 81 W8-.c. LARD-Mid.
die West. glO0g@0c. civ nrm De rshnri q
Brazll. lsss. tl..lci compound st'adN. o. y
7i,c STEARtSE-oleo. a1otci city lard.
hle ff lOG
METALS --rOri ER--Standard finn spot
ana Brcemb,r - JOM Zoe; January. 1890
l3 31tc. FcjruaTy 1900 70 T"c, Match and
APRIL H. GnQ, IS SOC. London steady, spot. tO2
o. cd. futures fda IS %. Arrivals. a,1o1 tons
eNpprt- 10. 80 TOT 80 far this Wonth. Lake
copper. 1igIitc; electrolytie, l3S Vllc' and
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

casting. 1875. T13Sc. TIN--Firm but quiet;
uary. 4425d i5c; February. 43.50d ii75c;
March. 4275G q ~ sc. aud April. 42501 ~ 25c..
London frm spot. t205; futures. f19i. LEAD
East 81 Louis London, ftb ss 81. SPELTER
Quiet. $3.50 G35c New York. 90 620c East
ST Louis London. f26 lis cd. ANTIMoNY-
rants 49s I'D In London. Locally quiet. No
foundry Northern, $14 1885: No 2. Sii 80
n Si4 Is. No | southern and No Southern
soft. Sl4 % Al Si4 -
COTTONSEED OIL-steady early. but late
I'm the day the market weakened, closing at a net
Cccline OF 2q5 points Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
rnaEIGN MhRl,ETS.

,i,..r,,oi. Icc is-WHEAT-spot arm No
o sisoiioba, Is I1zd; 40 3, Is 7isd; futures
strorg. December Is 5a,d. March. as 4Ad;
ssS. - ac.d CORN-Spot hrm; American
n'i11gs'5 Gs "a. futures drm; January 5s 8lsd
February. - . d. FLoURnwinIer patents; y,
- CI IOPr-la London tPacirc COast),ill
Iissvie .e EEf.F'-ENtra India mess. o3s 81.
p0RK--Primc mass western. 33s 80 HAMS
stnrt cut 90. BACON-Cumbcrlnud cut,
A. ca. snort rib 49s clear bellies. as. long
i..r rniddles. Hight f0si heavy. iss; short
citar backs. 46s shoulders, square. iNs Ci.
LERD-Primo Western. uesces 46i 60. Amer.
i,I, r,gueq. pals. 4Gs Hd BrTTER-Good
rnitod s,ates. 1l2s. cHEEsls--Canadian hn-st
,.Iite i0s colorod Tns sd TALLOW- Prime
rt1 c5s Gd TCDPENT1NE-Spir 37s Sd
ROsIN-commoon iGs. rErnoLEl Nh NJ,
SI.lti, OII.--Null renn,d. spot 25s pd. TAT
IOW--AGstralian 90 London. f2s 30.
nndon Dec. 1S--RAW SUGAR--Ccntrif-
ug.I. Is 81, .muscoyaqo I3s Cd. BEET
SiGAR- December lis MA CALCGTrA
ISEEED-Aprll-Iuno ass Cd LINsEEL
OH, aGs SPERM OH i3i los PETHO-
TIi.u American rehneJ. = 18-lGd. spirits
ga TI'RpE%rlNE Spirits "7s 81. ROslN
INmcricsn strained lds Sd dne. tss ia
tutwerp Dec. iS.-PETROLEuM 10 franc,
70 ccutirlcA
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
cuIcAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

,,ht,ooo pec 1s--Wheat shorts took trignt -
1a az sensational advance in prices A. BuenTs ,S,
Ivres the result 81 incesssnt ralhs, agsa gseors Ga
tss uAS1qentine The close here was nervous :,
~ ~ l. advance over saturday nlsAt az
lhduS - ei1f,r Latest trading iett no.
SrodnSts SIa veryins from 2i9e decline 10 'se OF
&c Range OF prices ..-.