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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
HAS $3.50 SHAREH0L DERS
P. r. r. Gives Statistics of Its
Holdings on August ).

An indication or the number or people
dependent for the whole or part Of their
Incomes upon the prosperity Of railroads
is afforded by the compilation inst cam
pleted Of the holdings OF Pennsylvsnta Pail
road stock on August s, 1911 the dato of
record for the August dividend. which
amounts 10 So 764.6lo =
The total outstanding capital stock Of the
company on that date was A5o.9'Ao5'' di-
vided into e0l9 4S1 shares These shares
were held by $3.50 persons. the largest
number Of stockholders I'm the history Of
the company. The average holding of each
OF these persons was 12929 shares, Of a
par value OF Sc. as 80
The figures disclose the fact that'on An
gust l. 1915 per cent Of the entire capital
stock was held abroad by 10000 sharehold-
ers with average holdings Of al shares
each. In this country there were on the
same date 2l.545 shareholders in the state
Of Pennsylvania with average individual
holdings Of los shares In New York state
there were 12.006 shareholders The num-
ber Of women shareholders was 30. sol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. ALg 2o-WHEAT-spot steady
Nos Z and Manitoba unqCoted. 10 3. q.
cenher. ~ 31.d March. = I'D CORN
SCOT arm new American. mixed, IS TAd Old
IS 1cId. new American, kiln dried js s "a,
f,rflras firm Septon1hor. IS 6 =. 4. October is
afsd FLOUR - Winter parents rs 81
HOPS I'D london oPacihc COAST. new CROP
H0Il BEEF - Extra India mess. sss 81
pDEK-primc mess. "a estern, SOS HAMS
-1cr. CIT, 75s BACCN-Cu0berlaud cat
ine 81 short rih Sos clear bellies els cd
fonz cioar rnildias light eos heavy. Gas
sno-, clear backs SIS SHOULDERS
SQUARE SIS 90 LARD - Prime Western
tlerces as. American refined. pals SIS 81
CHFESE-f anadiln nnest white new. G5s
c0lor-d. Ggs TALLOW-Prime city. BIS 3d.
I'RPENTINE--sp Spirits SIS %. RosIN-
common. los. PETROLErM-Redned G1sd
LTNSEED OIL. AS COTTONsEED OIL
Hull rsnned. spot 2Ns I'D TALLON-Aus
trali~u in London. :3s Cd
Lozdor. Aug 2a--RAw SUGAR--Csntri-
fugpi. los Sd nuscovado, lbs 81. BEEF
STGAR-AuSust. lbs I'D. CALCUTTA LIN
SEED-August September. 7os I'd. LfNSEEI
OH us 9i. SPERM OIL. f34 los PETRO
r.Et-M American refined. 81 d spirits. ga %
PENTINE;-spirits 3ss 81 ROsIN -
American strained. l6s "a hne. 1ss I'd.
Antwerp. Aug. 2A-PETROLEUM 10 franc.
a. ceufirncF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-ForeiEn houses
dealt IN l5o00 shares I'm tie local stock
market. sales and purchases being about
evenly distributed
COPPER MARKET While nearly all OF
the chief sellers are asking 1925 cents for
eleCtrolyti-. thirty days. there has been
some shading Of that price for small lots.
TIE market is quiet with slightly more
pressure 20 sell than TO buy. American
smelling q Refining is understood TO be
SOD ahead for about sixty days. IN aC-
.0TGance with its selling policy Of dlsuOs-
iu- - soon as possible Of immediate pros
rpct,Ne production The menace IF new
production. together with unsettled bust
Jess conditions In this country. acts as a
drag IN the copper market. in spite Of the
marked statistical Improvement during the
last year
SUGAR PRICES HIGHER.-Au re6ners
Of sugar. with tine exception of the Ameri-
can Su-ar Refining COMPANY have add
va1ced their prices from 6l5 70 S. cents
q pound. The American is quoting stand
ard Eranulated on a basis Of 500. less per
cent for co~n. The raw sugar market is
extremely strong
FAVOR EXTRA STOCK EXCHANGE
HOLiDAY.-The governing committee Of
me Kew York stock Elk nauG7 Will meet
-C=9ay az 2:l5 D. m. 10 take action I'm re-
gard 10 the petition 20 close the Exchange
on SATURDAY next To is understood that
considerably more than 500 signatures have
been obtained in favor ri the closing.
cotton EXCHANGE SEAT SOLD
The oetautel cotton Exchange member
ship Of Delos e. Mellon has been sold at
public sale for Sl4.f01 90 John q. HartcOrn.
This Is an advance OF 800 over the last
preceding sale.
EXTRA PRODUCE EXCHANGE HOLI-
DAY The Governors If the New York
Produce Exchange have voted 20 close the
Tx .hanre next Saturday. September
DIVIDEND DECLARED-The following
z, ,deld hes uecu declared: American
con Company. regular quarterly ia per
cent on inc preferred, PAYABLE October -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston Aug. 29-Brsk trading ia reported
I'm lie wool market for nearly an lines. win
v,lucs showing an upward tendency. tn
worsted mills arc said 70 be huyinS hoaNhE
,ybl. The demand for the vOOileu mills is
also ro,i ohio heeces Of all grades are
moving freely. while Montana and WNomina
wonis are m request 20 a more limited -N
tent quite q brisk trade is also reported IN
Missouri product mostly In one-quarter blood
Leading domestic quotations.
ohio and pennsylrani4 foec"s- DeI7in2
washed zoe. xxx 2Sc. 1re unmerchanrani
% a &c hair blood comblns pc three eig 1t hs
CSC. 0ne-quarter - q 25c; delaine. unwashed
21r mo unW4ghed. 2012'r. Michigan WIS.
rousin md New York feeces-Finc urwasnei
taG zoe delaine 233 pc. one half blood. 30"
Kentucl-v. Indiana and Missouri - Three
eiQhths blood 25c. one-qua -ter. 2i'Rc
secured basis TevaS-Fine - months 53lt
54c- nne 20 months. an 4~c, me fall
ar n $50 Caufornia--N Northern. ssh SOC. MD
d.. COUNTY 46G4Tc. Southern. - n +6c. fail
fire.. :, r 42c oregon --cIstorn. no I staple.
5l Z s8c. Eastern clothing. soc. VALLEY no T.
48% 4Tc Tarritorr-Fine staple 6n0 62c. lne
r,tdiuri - q soc. 1ne clothing. Sd CSC. fne
medium, asa soc. half blood coubing. j6f
$50 three eghths. 52a53o one quarter.
~ n SOC
srfu.rr. 400 iNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

NOLAssES AND syRUPS Business in mo.
lassss moderate prices nominal SFrups 4Nie'
and unch Inzed
NAyAL STORES spirits turpentine quiet
apd without change Rosin hrm and un-
OILS-Iinseed unchanged. Refined petro-
lcGm steady az $50 for standard white IN
barrels at New York
RICE-seady here and fairly active and
firm az primary points Dan Talmage sons
oton movement az that port TO date as STOW
ing receipts OF 100000 sacks rough. against
fG1 I}2 LAST year. and s1ies were 10000 p"cN-
cts cleaned. with 14S.3So last year
u GAR-RehHod 200 points higher Win
standard granulated quoted ar Clio Hd.-"'
not loss ner cent for cash with the Amer
lean quoting in4ide price Raw here " en-
10 nov high record price. Anoui """'"
bags from store sold a. 5ic which cleans
mp most u the available SPOT sugars there
said 10 Doe limited as 20 supplies. Spoi price.
Centrifugal. NG test. SAC. musDoFaoo. y" .-s''
a.. and molaqseE sugar. ~ tes'. = 70. -nlp
uant sugars are held az g.. equal l' "."p
here. Java sugars due hore middle Ccionfr
a. equal 90 5gOc. and latter part ar orion"i
strong and unchanged 20 SAD h'Gh'F. WIZ
august ana September at f5s AID ana o'l'-
her 10 December az 1+s Dad
LEATHER Fairly good movement Of hem
lock sole. and union leather vas also mo'.ns
with some freedom. There Vas "a hrm tone.
a- Offering, were not excessive. ana luI
prices were obtained ms a rule.
HTDES-ArrivalS wer" not large ana most
~ the stock coming in was on account OK
tanners. This gave comparatively Ight sup
plies for distribution, and caused STEADY It'd
DRrGs-Essential oils fairly active and
generally trm. Roots frm, with n s'oa &C.
mand for Leading kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
TO FORM BIG TOBACCO POOL
Burley Society Announces One TO
Handle 1911 Crop

Lexington. XIV. Aug. 2e-The Burlsv To
hacco Society announced to-day that rooi
Will he formed 10 handle the 1911 crop.
amounting 70 about 100000 pounds This
is the first intimation that a campaign for
q pool Will be conducted. as the board OF
control OF the society announced last
March that there would he no 1911 pool a
majority of the growers having protested
against such action.
Thousands Of farmers did no. grow any
tobacco this year fearing a resumption ot
niGht-ridirg outrages if pool was 10 Re
formed Oncials Of the society now declare
that big land owners favor q te0-year pool
ing contract. and. rs the present crop Is
about ready % he cut. a campaign 10 carry
out the project successfully viii be launched
ar once They say also that the propose
to build a $4,000 warehouse ln this CITY
TO handle pooled products on mutual basis
has given stimulus 20 the effort 10 POOL the
1911 crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago Aus 90 CATTLE Recoints s 600
head steady. h@-Fes - t0HSH 10 Texas steers.
50 4pasf f0. Western 50 2JTS1 TO- stockers and
feeders s. loGS5 ~. cows and heifers So 2SsI
SD aU. calves. 81 -, 80. HOGS Receipts ~
200. r,rV light - 2snS1 s0. mixed - 05q
81 u.s. heavy 81 9onS1 IS rough 81 9ngiS7 fo.
b,ut ~ ralrs. - tIdg- g. SIZE ZIP Recain,a
es nO weak native s. mass 80. Western 81 81
ag7 % trsrIlngs. S4T>s 10. lambs. native. san
sH 90. Western 81 lldSG -
cincinnati Aug - CATTLE Receipts sns
zoo. and steady other Grades slow m vestcr
davis prices Steer. - -j4S6 ~ heiiers 81 ~
$50 10 COVE slus5. calves. STEADY, s3gss
HOGS He. -ipts 2di3. open steady on crod
to choice tel. closing dull and cents lower:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

aneisi Rerora and Tofecast. "ashiaF'or.
srg 20 What remains ~ the southern storm
s snirai Tonight over southn stern Ge'fsi'
sns tre barometer has risen generally east m the
Nis-e Hlr.r with high pressure over i7'
rosthsr- districts The-e were general rains in
mr. Atlantic states -l' ua7et ohio Valley a7f
fie eastern lower laE- fseicn accompanied hY q
dc..4~l chaeee I- t@arerafure except .n tae
sTra AGaaHc states Heaer rains feH in the
smhrn Neu England Che Middle Atlantic and
Do-fians ~ che south Atlantic stateo and the
tfaer ohio valley LIGHT frosfs occurred Tues
eey .nornine in me northwestern uprsr lake 70
ren West ~ tla Misaiss.ppi Riser Tho weather
ves fat and warmer except Dob io1isiana 1nn
Texas where there were showorr AID los press
l.e prevails qeneraUe Do the Eor,hwest and with
q lisA area following from the North Pacific
Coast E8i1s wl .onunue "wednesday 10 south
cra Sow Ereiana ami the middle Atlantic
rstes ans showers BOO the solth. followed d.
eaufrs-l5 f1i. weather Thwrdsr io ne interior
'hs weather $500 1e gtEer0iN faI Necncsea
ala lbure'nr. cTlerf D. the Northwest 1'
occasional iorai showers "fe probable Low
Pressure r.ii lonfiuar u are northern districts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
PROPOSE $6,oOo,c0o INCREASE.

An increase Of 100000 i'm the capital
stock Of the Electric Bond and Share Com
pany. which is controlled by the General
Electric Company. has been recommended
by the board Of directors. half If the in
crease 10 be common and half preferred
stock AS there is s2O00oG0 per cent Gu
muIative preferred and S2O)0fOl common
outstanding. the proposed increase in the
capital. II ratified by the stockholders, viii
bring the total amount II each issue out
standing uD 10 5000 00l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
JULY EXPORTS s127,70O,OOO
We're s13OOO.OOO More Than in Core
spending Month Last Year.

Washington. Aug. 29-American exports
OF all kinds for July We're Sl3.00o0o0 greater
than i'm July, 1910. Figures given by the
Department Of Commerce and Labor today
snow exports Of Sl27. 704u9 and imports ~
StIS165.+6 n July. 1911, compared with eX-
ports OF $1146214e2 and imports Of $l172l5.59i
in July of last year.
In the seven months ended July 81 ex-
ports from the United States increased from
Sl9.2Sf 000 fin 1910 10 $l.1l5524.Goo i'm 1911. For
the same period IMPORTS from foreign coun-
tries declined from El6 $4,000 I'm 1910 20 SSH
c1I C0l I'm 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
BOSTON STOCK BROKERS FAIL,

Boston. Aug. PA voluntary petition in
bankruptcy was filed to-day by the stock
brokerage firm Of cram & MuHken, COM
posed Of 3. IT, Cram and Alfred 4. Null
KEN whose joint liabilities are $4,000 and
assets E250o. Cram has $4,000 in per
s0nal liabilities and Mullken has 5000.
Neither has any assets. The firm is not a
member of the local exchange and the
offices in No. 50 State street have not been
nnenad for q N.nk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ended Tuesday. August % 1911.
BEANS AND PEA~-Rrcetpis Tor me "r.HE,
i."o5 bags beans, 5.'.1 eSs peas ,-s oGl meas
There has been considerable adfan.r ii s'eu
marrow beans ana az the close Masht. D.
di,ion 10 The wants 81 home trade. exporters
have made purchases which have gwen d4".4
.,.clt ,rt market vas sasad of "A little. 10 Is
tio" ,.,d fit-ra ana s4les to day were
u, ,yast on for -bot.e Absence OF import ant
demand ior req hloi'. las '-,e- f.,r.Et rrau
III O., e.. s,,or+ars might dII orders at "a little
49, '' ,,-,,ro White kitray steady. yellow -ye
trr, bUt cuiet california lima n moderate de-
s1s ar. supplying part N the trade. scotch
peas very strong l.. ,,rs, .,.s .s nigh as So
70 "L>' 49, w. ,H .omeuhat ar The close
.,t ' 10. siog, PEAN-- Marrow choice. 100
WIN 1-,ss -o. medium. cno.ca s. l50S4 I'D.
H.. 49, "a a59xt3G. rel siduev. choice So.
Pc, .n',. - -eE' 81 so. whit, lfr.v. .h.Ice.
poor ~. So lilac a.. - choice SO -O0y3 81,
,. i"HN ~. .,,iro SGglQSG 49, PEAS
llma. 'd.ii'fhit, Zoo ', , a 80, Is 81
scotch. glo.'l' W. i.. IT,. v,..k %. COS
BIITFR- Herel yi. l'l '- ~ t-i--,rs
utzs. last week I5.-I- no exports . ...
fu tropical countries. l-i iHs I.-'. .,.s
quite duu following o1r az. W.ri .-o.< Fad
accumulated ~ ars hands inc la .l,., an 7r.1s
even thc finest being lu SOM siiIl i7 -.
m make concessions on Monday ne hn'o ...
crpamer. selling ar To- e., "i' '..~g.t iii
IeH ID "a
.9 ~ as au outside rate for 'n-n'''
.orIe nae stock selling a. NC no ".th' p ..l
r'Isfr. bon nearly an sections. fl" 'o lhlI.
,,r'rlttGr Of tra pasture. and 20 s'enel n..-
-s-. ~, Get values on "a ioror and .ater basis .'
T AMI -e.onds have easaI on little. hu,
nor 10 ,re same es,-nt as he n.sher T[ r..s1
80 Fi--te are now selling al 2ip-'e. lai'gi
ssg,- 800, ami seconds pr Can 2"ality oi
..--.,,t -ar..rrs very irregular win arg
,roport ioi, ~ stock irsis ana seconds -t97S
srar4s t-e weakness and closes --r IN" ...s.,-
f,o.or- a-1 packing sfN'k arr
.loo. and saeier treaulerr. -r~,l8 -. Us 81
c,-r.e LGr. 0rsts. 2iG2'.. -''.' --f ~.
.rf-4s m -1Tg1 no. state t0'f', 'ih- DOT ~.
a-..r. -C-d % prime 1iG2ir common TO 'a5S
-aa-gft.'. process specials. -sc. --'
90 - eretg g1T2f-. seconds - i-'.. i,,alt
--,--s7t mako. -rsts. ZcH2o'1 'N'oh'-
,r,r4e ITGlSisr. packing L2 H. '-''
10 = tsals-es. $50 Q. lG'e0 ~. "A s,c
rEEF~F-rer-lots fer .t .rrfr
boxes exports 20 Europe. ..'-t alan, f.- On
tries 90 Prices have s--. rs- checked
most grades. The .a-l dn ~. t.,,ar. r., -He
trading sorew-ai a2, ,' ~arsst rather quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

packers. 50 5oas7 50: stass, So 5oq$5 - com
mon sows 81 jOa$6 -. pigs and lights. S3aS7 go.
SHEEP Receipts, 1, 1872 steady, 81 25aS3 p
East Buffalo. Aug 29-CATTLE Receipts
81 %: steady. FEALS-Receipts. 125, active
30 higher s. 5oaS9 so Hogs Receipts. , COZ
mixed SSa$s %: workers.. 81 75GSS %; pigs. 81 -
aS7 ~; roughs 81 1885 80; stays, SJpS6
dairies 81 4OaSs SHEEP AND LAMBs-Re
ceipts. 500. active and steady, lambs. S4Q$1
earrings 81 5Oq$J. wethers. SASS .; ewes
81 a5dS3 80. sheep. mixed, 81 59dS3 -.
Kansas Gity Aug zo2 - hs s,e,g,
dressed beef ana export steers. Sass: fair =
good S. 25dS6 -. Western. So 3jGSi 90. stock
s,utS@rn cows. 81 50axi so: native S3GS5 y
heifers. - joeIs7 ~. bulls. 50 ioq 50 90, calves
81 5paST 90. HOGs-Receipts. 95o0; STEADY e
ST. lower. bulk Of sales. s. 2odN -: HEAVY
81 20aS7 81. packers ana butchers. s. Hqs1 AZ
lights. 81 15dS7 Az. SHEEP Receipts. - 900
steady: lambs, 81 50a$s %; warnings 81 754Sl
wethers S3GSt ewes. s. 9OH$4, stOckers and
feeders. 81 75aS3 %.
BY Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Louisville Aug. 20 SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 2l9. or 1875 for the two days, market
sQ6c; seconds around the 4-cent mark culls
2i.a3c Fat sheep steady az 20 down Com
mon sheep continued tul Some inquiry foT
the best stock ewes. but plain and native ewes
very slow.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
ST. Louis Aug 29.--CATTLE- Receipts. 5.io@
fairly active and steady. steers = l91>N
steers. 81 cease 10 HOGS-R-crp-s, li.3UU.
moderately active and iUTi5c lower. cfoice
medium weights. 81 G5GS7 ~ bulk VI sales
81 i04s7 go. best lights, 10 t9 1850 Do. s. y "a
s. 80. fair do. SGGS7. 0est PIGS. under 10 lr
s. T5dS6 -. common do. sass .. SHfEt -
Receipts 5,370. somewhat SLOW an weaker
Iambs s. 25as6 30. cutl lamus. :3nS+, sheep
s3QS3 so: common, S2dS2 ~.
linton stock Yards, Fltt9Lurg. Acg. ~
TI.E-Steady: supply light: ,hc.Ce so ga
g - prime 81 2JGS6 go. SHELF Stcaet
supply fair. prime wethors 80 IVGS3 -. -,ilis
ana common. sI4S2. lambs 80 To0$6 80 VEAL
TFrVrS - 5oTsg HOGS-Low~ receipts
double decks. prime heavies. s. 7JHSl So, me
dunn heavy and light Workers SNHes 10, PISS
N-0s- so r0ughs, So lnffSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

a strong feature Package coffee was advanced
&c per pound. and additional sales were reported
oI l2eNn bags or coffee anoat Cost ana freight
oHeia from Brazil ranged from ~ ~ no 1880
Tor Santos a.. according 20 description and
terms HaYre closed a. \ net decline of "a -
? franc. Hamburg 2. pfennig lower. ard
IN Brazil prices were - 70 100 refs higher. Spot
steady az l2h 10 l3-sc for Rio 40 I Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
EXPORTS
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EeW NOrk. AUGUST ~ l't'
GRAIN-W HEAT-Nevs regarding the re-
cent fr0sts m canada indicated that consd
erable damage had been done. but advic's
from Winnipeg said that the crop VIII h-
large There was little disposition 20 take q
tullish view Of the Canadian situation ana
the market during the av developed weaF-
ness. closing ~ a net loss "a &C. Export
sales. "a carloads a. New York ana our
ports New so red winter. 95izc. elevator.
and 96ts D.. and New No ! Northern ~
81 1914. o o.. CORN-Showed f-muees NJ the
start bur during the dav an easier feeling
developed. and prices ~ the close showed a
net loss Of 8. a ac Crop advices were gen
orally satisfactory. including an improvement M
of points in he Iowa condition. and the
movement was more liberal Export sales
- loads including n 40 corn az View
York d. ~ loads. 8 T. Buffalo and 3"
loads AZ outports. 80 I3l,c elevator.
domestic basis. &C. arrive. and export No -
~ o D. OATS Moderately active. but.
after opening firm. prices slsged on and
closed ~ net decline ~ l. n - New
standard white -Gc. ~ wHite. i6i1c. 80
e 451sc. SO s. 44Q 49, natural white and
white clipped. 44L i9c. EYE-NominnL
BART.E Y-N0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were fled Yesterday.
THE FORQJINGNON SALES COM
TANY. dealer In manicurists supplies and
jewellers display goods. NO 1i2 West 18th
street Creditors. George Palmer. $500.
tarry g. Smith. ST. and Mortimer u. Price,
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

H.laes' temperature yestfrd,, 20 degrees n'
mi. lowest. 30 ,at . o. M. average. 90,
at.raae Tor corresponding date n last fe4r G7
average flr co-re-poniin- da'r of lar thirty
three years II.
tol.i forecast Rain TODAY. f1ir ana slightly
.,,fmer Thtrscqy. moderate northeast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug 20 Wheat WAS dun to-day.
selling or Use on liquidation Of September
corn. oats and provisions declined slightly.
Range " prices
Yester-
Wheat. Opsn High Low Close dav
september oots eot sos s9s e0k
December 20 Dos - "a a5i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

Estimated receipts az tho ports to- ay - 900
bales. against 1927 bales lssr weeF and - poo
bales last year For the week. 2j.oOo bales.
against 9l, 63S bales last week and $685. bales
last year. Liverpool cahIes-Su0t quiet al Is
points decline. speculation and export con bales
sales. 1000 bales Ameri an, 1900 bales. JIM
ports. 5000 bales, including 1900 bales
American middling upland. SOD futures
opened qIic' ar 203ie points decline. Liv-
crpool closed very steady ar net adj
vance Of 2ied6 points. August. G57 ied. Ag-
gust September G.49l. September October.
G.iI 30. Octoher-Noyemher 61@d; November
December G1od. December January. 600.
January February. GI0-d. February March.
e.l2d. March April 6lfd. April MAY. tt5d,
May-Juuo. g. 1Gd.
toFFEE Prices again made new nIeh
records FOR the season. with september selling
~ y 70. There was a decline of fJ 60 points
Ar the outset. but an active demand from shorts
and FOR ncH lonz account resulted iu sharp
advance and prices az tine close were tl 10
points net higher with sales ef 5000 bags.
r. was reported that leading roast-rs had pur-
chased coffee late ON Mln.ay. estimated al from
- 600 to 100 o"O bags This was believed On
no coffee which had horn held by The svn9i
cate which took the greater part Of The Goo
naCs ~ ralorization coffee sold n April. and
the fact that roasters we've buying was taken as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

focal OHcial Record The. following official
ra-orf from RE Weather Bureau shows tho
changes in the temperature or the la-t twenty
four hours. i'm comparison WITH tire correspond
ius date Of last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30

and moderate ten0er7fures In the southeast. II
vt1 fr warmer N@Has-dsy ip the upper lafe
region tNe rrrfr Mississippi and AiFsouu Nal
lars aud warmer r1ursca- pro- rho ONO Nts"|
ard rho ia<s raciOu. n will 10 cooler Ntfnes
dav or "wednesday night 900 Montana ard colo
RAIN and ThurFlat in the Northwest generally
The Winds along the New England Coast Nili
DO moderate u0i th 20 northeast. Middle AIanuc
Coast. moderate northeast, South Atlantic coast
roodsrafe. mostly southeast to south. East Cur
coast moderate north. West 1uf coast Eo1eraie
~oIfh o. northeast lower axes moderate north
east uu0or Iat. .s. moderate cost fn 1uffof'i
steamers departing "wednesday for EWo7oan
ports wiI have moderate north 20 northeast
e.nds ana unsettled Welnesday fair Thursday
10 rhe Grand Banks.
Forecast Cor special localities FOR Vow
England fair north. rain south portion to-day
THURSDAY slightly warmer 70 west portion, mod
ersfr north 20 northeast winds
For District of columbia. Maryland Della
uare Sew Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. rain.
continued c-ol 70 c1s Thurscay fair ishry
warmer moderate northeast winds
For virginia. rain today cooler south 1or
ton Thursday probably fair. moderate variable
wines becoming n0I'heayt
For Eastern New York FAR nrih rain south
portion TODAY Thursday fay snshly warmer.
moderate northeast wind
rG. Nc' virginia showers to-day. Lhllsd15
fair warmer.