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New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 2s.--wHEAT--Spot steady T:
30 3 Manitoba. 20 sd; futures quiet; Decem :
ber. IS 4l.d; March. IS 4Md; May IS 21d.
Is SKA; Did Us "a futures quiet: January.
SIS sad February 5s 7A.d. FLoUR-winter
patents, 2Ts 6d. HOPS ~ London CPaeiAc
Coast). t11 lisa t12 IS. BEEF--ENtra Indie.
mess e5s. PoRK--Prime mes. western, ess
% HAMS--Short cut 52s 81. BACON
Cumberland cut ass; short rib. ass; clear
bellies. AIS. long clear middles light. ios I.
heavy. AIS Cd short clear backs. AIS 81
sHotLDERS-Square i6s. LARD-Prime
Western. terces. 46s ed: American refined
pails. AS RUTTER--Good United states
l12s. CHEESE-Canadian finest. white. Ills
Cd; colored. rs. TALLoW-Prime city. COS
Sd; Australian IA London. %2s Sd TURPEN
TINE-Sprits. 35s. ROSIN--Am merican strained.
los. PETROLEJ M-Renned. I'd LINsEED
OIL. t0s. CoTToNsEED olI~-Hull refined.
spot, 25s isd
London. Dec. s-sUGAR-Raw. cen,rifu
gal lbs ID; muscovado. lbs Sd: beet. Deceni-
Der las ohd; LiNsEEp-Caicutta. April
June, els I'd. LINSEED OH. 3os I'D SPERM
OH. f34 los. PE1RoLEUM-American re-
nncd. 6l.d. spirits. "a. TURPENTINE-S Spir-
Its. BIS 4Nd; RoSiN-American strained. lis:
nne, 1ss 1isd
Antwerp. Dec. 2s.-PETRoLEuM 10 franc.
10 Centimes
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

Spot cotton quiet ana u points lower at 9.35c
for middling upland: no sales, delivered on con-
tract 5000 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot dull;
sales 1000 bales: speculation and export. 500:
American. 5000. imports, 700. all American:
mlddling upland J.03d. Futures opened quiet
and steady. Lot point tower. closed steady. Ia
~ points higher; December. 4ss'7d; December
January and January-February. SD; February
March. 1901. March April. 1929; Arril-May,
49il2d. Nay-June. 49Id. Jun'-Juy. 1891, July
August. solid Augustus ptcmber. j.O2isd:
September-October. 505d: October November and
November December. 603lad Manchester -
Yarns and cloths. buyers hold of
COFFEE-There was heavy selling IN De-
cenlber. and while roasters took most of the
coffee offered the volume OF selling was sur
rrisinzlv liberal, late IN the day support was
less aggressive. and at tho close December
weak et the lowest point OF the day
Late positions we're steady. however. and
final prices ranged from IL points lower 10 {
points higher: sales. 30 200 bags. Havre ir-
regular, closing at ! frame net lower for
December and unchanged 10 q franc higher
for other positions: Hamburg showed an adj.
vance of I. n - pfennig, and Rio and santos
were uncha nsed. Cost and freight offers wera
~ some about 10 points lower but
demand slow Spot steady at lax q
t4':c for Rio No :. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
TOPICS OF THE STREET

Icy TRADING G.-Transactions for
FokEion.rount were about 7G'O shares,
fcreign -, ~ purchases of United States steel
prineippa and International Mercantlie Ma
Uttered. Sales were ulhlhe'
Ifne Pi-,-XDS DECLARED. 90 Dividends
DIN III declared as follows: The Chase
have been Rank, regular quarterly > per
Nations January :; the DelaWare'
cent, rssnna a. Western Railroad Company
llsSrsr euartsrly per rv 'G9o Goods e'5n, on
IsnualH ,o,ilsr quarterly per cent on the
panles,, psvabic February l. the ASso-
ccnlssV Merchants Company. regular quar-
ca,su, 81, per cent and extra 4 per cent on
terly ~ inreferred and regular quarterly
the " cent and extra a per cent on
~ pet.ond preferred all PAYABLE Janu-
the 5,, the Wells. Fargo Co, reg
ular se"I I5. the United states Light
Jsn nutdI,,etinr Company. regular semi-annral
enc dor cent on the preferred stock, pa!
- Fi,nuarv 26. the Distlllers Securltl y
rcrporation. regular quSriic,r,E, p,snT rs1,'
pe!dvmerica regular quarterly l per c"ht
OF ~ rreferred. payable January %; tic
en en.hu-gh Coal Company, regular qua
fitisg' 9nev cent on the preferred. paXahie
ttrH =. *. the Chicago Pneumatic Tool
yenssnv regular quarterly ncc cent, th2
Con.yoI FireproofinC Company quarterly
y; ~ rent en- the preferred and the Nor
M western Railway ComRanN' regular
a.,,r.erlN ! per cent tlt tli' t4NAN'AN'' '--'
sshe February ~ ....-. 50.
= rtJIrDS. COMPANY STOCK INCREASE.
- srecisl meeting of the Childs Com
y, ~. %vestevday q was voted to increase the
pen, stock Of the company from Sj.Wt
,ta =, 81 OpaOO0. making the company total
r,',eIization now equivalent 10 $IWoVNi
,,talE,,S,nc the 100000 Of preferred STOCK.
n. The annual meeting directors ana ON
rsrs were reelected.
ruANGES IN STOCK ENCH ANGE
,ISTIThe =, governing committee OF the
LIZ t.lSi York stock Exchange has added 10
t"ust Sf40rS 500 first Tcfunding mortgage
~ w cent bonds Of the oregon w ashinston
,,ppu-oaS and Navigation Company ana
"a az addi,ional preferred stock and Sl.N2:-
a o5ditional common stock Of the AmCrl-
~ Igricultural Chemical Company. Ihr
osI, osI,.,6cstes Of deposit for the first, second
~ ts;rd preferred income bonds Of the
SSssotrsl of Georgia Railway Company nave
s,sn stricken from the list.
rrABOARD ADJU STMENT BOND IN
rTPFST. The Seaboard Air Line RallWaE
Ca,,nany has declared the full 24c per cent
,,tarsst on the adjustment mortCaSe ooh4s
.ar he six months ended OCtobeI "l' inc
,ctsrest is payable February 1.
vFv GREAT NORTHERN OFFICER
z Kstzenbach has been made secretary
- assistant treasurer Of the Great North,
~ PaiIway Company, To succeed Edward
Sawyer, rcuroo' ..-l.,.
rtFCTED TO STOCK ENCHANG!-.-
rsnmsn +. Johnson. Of MuHeapollS. mas
hssn elected a member Of the New 20. i
stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

\ decided falling off in the volume oil
business was shown in the market for out
side securities, with the general tone STEADY
until the close. which was weak at about
lowest prices. American Tobacco was up
/: United Cigar Manufacturing rose nearly
points: Liggett & Meyers improved point;
T. Lorilard was slightly higher: Standard
Oil issues continued quiet ana unchanged
although it was said considerable business
was being transacted over the counter IN
the mining list small fractional changes
were the rule. with a slight inquiry for In
spiration. Butte Coalition, Grecne-Cananea.
GirouX and Ray Central The silver stocks
continued easy. The bond department was
almost entirely neglected. with prices on
d parity with the previous close. Detailed
oppratiOnS follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

PRONISIONs-Quet and easter. PORK
iho2 Esz dsar %ss: sd Z IS f'T ssesS
mess, sI3 si5 80: family, sIi JOa Si5: usclSet
sl3 5oqsl4: extra India mess. So 80 s23
HoGs-Firm; bacons. S3ac. $50 10. ss.c: 100
ID. $40: 40 II. sac: pigs. o., CUT MEATS
Picked bellies 10 ID, ai.c: Il Ii. 94c: Il
Special. "a, CITY. 6tc. country. -. d6a.c
LARD-Mddle West. 9.20G o SOC city. s.. a
Dc: refined South Americn. lO.cSc: Continent.
- GOC: Brazil. kegs. I12Jc. compound. 6S. n
67.c. STEARINE-oleo. SAi n DC: city lard.
MrTALs-c coPPER--standard dull. spot
and December. 1850 iic. January. February,
March and April. 13 S7ia 1l4c. London easy:
SPOT fG3 I2s Cd. futures. idl los. Exports,
ao.5"7 tons SO far This month. ! AXE copper.
l4t, t4i.c: cectrolvtlc, lIi4 q Sac: casting.
l3A Mlic TfN-Dull; spot. December and
March March ,sa e. SOC, horii. 4i75@ a. 25c. Lon.
don steady SPOT. zoo: futures. il"l -. LE u
quiet al 4.4on 45oc New York and 80 = n,
SPEfTFR-ouiet at G2j@ GS5c New York and
G1Om6 ?Oc East 81 Louis; London f?G t5s.
ANTIMONY-Dull: Cookson's 7i9c- IRON
Cleveland warrants. COS 9d In London. Locally
iron was STEADY. No foundry Northern.
siI 75@Si3: No = s145oasii75 10. No South
MOLissEs AND syRUPs-steady. New
Orleans centrifueai. common ia i5c. fair Ia
a1Or: good. 2oa 26c: prime. 20 32c. New
SAvIL -ronks~spir,l. turpr.tins sI.5,IS :.
TTWPENTINE machine bbls, 51isc. TAR,
T. iOc ROSIN--tommon I" good strained.
GDGc; u. 7o5c. u. 7."0c; =. i.3ic. ana q,
IN. VI. Zoe.
or 8 ' IInseed unchanged Rohned pctro-
leum stendv PETROLEUM. standard white.
hhls New York and philadelphia. 13oc. bulk.
q So. cases : s5c. water white. hhls. S.35c .
hulk tS5r cases. . S3c. LINSEEp OIL
American seed. city raN, I3d Tic, ortot town
raV. I2d Tac Calcutta raw. So. LARD OIL
so" S"i.c
TOTTON.EFD OIIo-Therc ess ac;it" linui-
dation In January. or lng % the delterv % about
1900 barrels on contracts. and the near months
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Dec oS.-Consols closed Is higher
A. = for money and - lis for account.
t,aconda was unchanged at Is. CANADIAN
pacifc was 1, lower at rs. Grand trunk
ias /, higher at 2JSs. ,>...,,..
Nonov was in strong demand. DScou,t
rstes we're easier, despite the poor weekly
s,atsmert of the Bank of England.
Tradlns was. quiet on the stock IN IN
cbsnee and the specialties received the
80 attention. Underground rails and
nmnibus stocks advanced SHARPLY, and
shippng shares and Mexican rails were
errnsr. but the rest Of the market Sasseu;
imericaT' securities opened steady ana
later i'm the forenoon advanced under the
lead Of Canadian Pacific. In the afternoon
nrices dropped under Wall street offerings,
and the market closed dull.
Paris. Dec. o&-ThrCe per cert renLGS
closed 10 centimeS lower at ~ francs ''c
csntimss The BouTSc was steady.
Rerlin. Dec. cS.-The weekly statement OF
.he Twp,rlal Bank of Germany caused
veaksr tone on the BOersc.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
closed . 10 points lower; late months, 10
points net hieher. Local contract prices:

KiCE-Quiet and unchanged Screenings,
3H3%sc; ordinary. $% q3Ac: fair, ~. y &c;
good ordinary, AZ 4+rc; prime. Az g 4ss sc;
choice. a g DC; head Japan, 35s axe; Patna,
5S4mUi4c.
SUGAR-Dull ana unchanged; fine granu-
lated J.IJc net less . per cent cash. The
following prices are net, less discount OF 2
per cent for cash: Crystal dominos, ia cases
of 60 lib cartons S60c: do in cases of "A
j-lb cartons, S.10c; Eagle tablets, 7.05c cut
LOAF, G.5jc; crushed, G45c; mould \, 610c;
cubes. Eagle. J-lb bags powdered and Eagle
confectionery Granulatcd tic: XXXX pow
dered. 5.DOc; powdered and coarse powdered
ana Eagle coarse granulated, J.SJc: fruit pow
dcred and Eagle extra fine granulated, 575c:
Eagle lib, "a -lb and 3-lb cartons Of fine
granulated, J.9Jc; Eagle 2-lb bags do 60Jc;
3i2 III bags do &c; J-lb bags do. 595c; lob
bags do. 5.a0C: % and 30 ID bags do and stand
srd granulated. 5.S0c; fine granulatcd and
diamond \. j.I5c; confcctioners' \, 5.G0c; 40
JG0c: No ., 5.55c; No 3, $500; No I, J4Jc
No >, J.40c; No 6, 5.3Jc: No :, 5.30c No s.
5.2Jc: No o. J.2Gc; 40 10, J.1JC; No II, D. l0c
40 12 j.05c: Nos 49, II and -, Sc. Raw 4
points higher on sale of 1000 bags Santo
Domingo. due Friday at equal to 4.6Jc deliv-
cred here. and that price quoted for
spot. MuscOvsdo. 50 test. stood at 4.15c, and
molasses 80 test. at 5.90c. First half Janu-
airy clearance sugars easy at basis OF 4 8lc
and possibly 455c delivered here. Late yes
terday, 1I.OO0 bags Cuba centrifugal, clear
ance not later than January g. sold at equal
to 4.6lc mere. In London beet sugar was dull
and "a "a 81 off; December and January, lis
JNd; May NJ 15S & d.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. -- Money on call
opened at Sie per cent; highest. per cent J;
lowest. per sent; closing, per cent; rui-
ing rate, So Per cent. Time money was
slightly easier in tone. although quoted
rates remained unchanged Demand was
only moderate. Rates, S&1i per cent for
sixty and ninety days; i@ii4 per cent for
-four five and siN months. Mercantile
paper was in better demand at the oui-ot. !.
town centres than in the city. Rates. lanS
per cent for sixty and ninety days bus
receivable and choice four TO six months
single names, 5N5i2 per cent foc others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Follo the
sharp decline i'm sterling rates which OC-
CURED late Wednesday afternoon Vhcn
cables dropped about 'Ac the market openen
steady with cables quoted at i.S610G hSe'i,
demand sterling at 4.S5S50 1880, sixty day
bills at 4S2$, and ninety day bills at 4.slSo
~ $40 short francs were quoted at o.lS2.
end short reichsmarks at 9i l5-l6 less l-5i.
The market turned abruptly upward In the
afternoon. following the sharp decline. De-
mand sterling sold as low aS i.NSS and tnen
r. covered about &C. Cables were quoted at
SsSOFi4 $3.50 demand sterling at i;S6gao
$50 and sixty day bills AZ iS2@4 4d4.sS. short
francs held around 51sa, plus l-64 and short
rejchsmarks 9i l5-l6 plus 1-bi. The sharp
rally in the market was attributed prln.
cipallv 20 the covering Of speculative snort
contracts.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

vania lambs 81 10. ss25; % sheep 100 IN
5" "a; ca.s, co,Dp. Dv i9i- cars or 3,e52 head:
~ car on sale Market higher 20 SO 500
sS ~ ner 100 ID: country dressed hogs nrnh
at s.ihDzsSS sanders: 30 state hogs, l3o lb
average SO Is per 100 10; 1 rough 4eo io'
s5 so .. ,.2 In AS.
% ,,iSs n ib So 80; / rough, 800 lbS 50 So
EeTns Commission Company: PennsyI-
yania pigs, 100 To- SO 30; rough sou '''
s5 20. stags, 3CJ ID, 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec. 2s.--ctovEKsEED--CA
si2 IS. December, sls rs; slareh, 81? so: FEB.
s9sTy sis sla sS aS % isssed 81 ~ 3sg no
tsbished grade. ssaS11 %. ALsIKE-Prtnle.
s1i: December, $ll: March. s1I 20. TIMo-
THY-prme. 81 S2h; December STEW;
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York December 2s. 1911.
BFFNES-Receipts. 40 cars, or 7l5 nend ::
Il, cars for sale No trading. feeling steady.
Dressed beef IN fair demand at SIf2isc for
native sides
Thc stockyards will be open for business on
CALVES Receipts, 5lI head: 3i6 on sale
25c higher Veais. sTQs10 %; culls, So j0n
ST. 80: BARNARD calves, SO 75d 81 23; Westerns
SG12'. Dressed calves firm. city dressed
veals i1gi6c; country dressed. 90 iSc.
sales-s. Judd & Co; , yeals. 40 10 aver
no H. 50 so. 81 Western calves, @32 10.
sGl2ia; II barnyard calves. 236 10. 81 2j
kerns Commission Company; ycals li0
III. $40; l. 1870 h. 50 30; . barnysrd calves.
2GS To- 81 10
= Sanders 10 yeals 40 10. $40: 1 year
: 8. ,c curtis 4, s Son; SO voal'. ls' III. SO;
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts - cars. or
51N4 hoad: pia cars on sale. Sheep steady.
lambs l5d 25c higher Common To prime
iainbs sold at s. 25ps635 per 100 10; culls.
s4asi 80: common To- fair sheep at 81 % n
81 -: cuiIs ~ 81. Dressed mutton slow
5tgnTr; dressed lambs at 9ql01yc; hog
dressed. 1it9c; country dressed hothouso
lambs unchanged at $iMSI per carcass
Sics-S. Sanders: Is state lambs, ~ N
average. So - per 100 III; Gi, g. H. 50 %. 81
yearllnss nLd Gull lambs, - ID. 81, IL sheep,
50 H. 81 %.
ID. Sd -: aa - ~ SO: IS state culls ~ 10.
81 so. - speep, io9 lb. 81 IS. Is Pennsylvania,
los 10, g 20 :, rs T.. s. co. II state culls.
T"bin 8 shannon: ies Western lambs s,
n, 81 Is: learlinss lo3 h. 81. IL sheep.
N ksrns m commission Company; rennsyl,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 2s-EXplict statements that ths
black rust In South Argentine was not serious
except in spots. and that the outlook on the ers
ot harvest for very large crop took th,
strain to-dsv off the market for wheat. Clos
ing prices we're easy Sd &c under last nigbt
Corn showed a net lose OF %dsc 70 itsT1%c.
oats ss6lsc 20 ac decline, ana hog products y
fall Of 2iaGl0c. Range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

DOMFSTIC ENIHANNTFl. = oUNTUII, ~
premium: Chicago, 30c premium; New
Orleans. commercial soc discount, bank 81
premium. 81 Louis, - premium pld; Ia:
premium asked: MINNEAPOLIS, Zc premium
charleston. buying par. selling lilo per cent
premium san Francisco. sight 2i:c' tole-
graph SC.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New ork, en-
changes S326 3o2 40g balances Sl6,7iS,Sll; BoS-
t6n 5''' sXehsnges s96.s657i6 balances sl602, go
chicago, exchanges sil.%S,sS9, BALANCES
s. ga SOS Baltimore, exchanges S2SS2'oe''
balances Si9.669
ver ;isac. Mexican silver dollars. $50. Bar
silvar il, London closed at G5isd
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid, 49, LIS
bon. 10 .- ,,..,, -
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--McX 'N'
change on New York is quoted at %l'@.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
RAILROAD.
Y CTS 7 o.
MINING.
BONDS.

s2o 900 Sing SGPB 6s1l5 iiS 49, lltil
I.Sn0 Con Ariz Sm IS 10 10 !" 10
1000 Mason Val -. .12o 12n 10 10
5000 NN.W&B 4i1s. @I's "I's 9i't 9i.l
2n060 Rsv Cons s.. 100 1925 100 1922.
drnd
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

,Y"ohVs NEW YORK TRIBUNE
hfs.sca hfsslsa anywhere IN N. United etstes
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

FLOUR AND MEAIr-Flour inactive. Spring
patents, 50 10d s. 80; winter straights. 81 20t
IS 30; winter. patents, 81 ~ n 81 so; spring
clears, 81 90 a 81 80; extra No winter, ~ 50 "a
81 90; extra No winter; So 7oqs$ so; Kansas
SO 200 Sc 50 RYE FLoUR-oniet: fair to
good, 81 7oTss 90; choice 10 fancy. 81 OJ1
So IL. BUCKWHEAT FLOCR-Steady; 81 20
per 100 10. CORNMEAL--Kiln dried 50 500
81 75 BAG MEAL-Fino white and yellow,
81 GOasl 65; coarse. 81 So 81 60. FEED
Western spring. S26 soWS2T; standard mid
ding. s2G 500 $50 80: -four do. s29; red dog,
$50 80; city bran. $26 bulk, S2I 80 sacks; mid
ding 81 n S31 30; red dog. S32 hOmny chop,
$40 bulk $50 90 sacks. oil meal $50 30 a $40.
COTTON---A violent break in December con-
tracts the feature. and In connection with
continued nervousness over British labor con-
Gitions. impaired generally unsettled tone.
The close steady but al net loss OF 81
POINTS on December. and OF from TO points
on later months. December made n steady
showing early. as notices estimated at $1,000
bales appeared to bo taken up By long inter
ests and n little scattered covering sent the
price Of that position up from opening de-
cline OF 2 points to q net advance OF point,
but later there was December for sale, with
few buyers and the price broke several points
between transactions Closing prices were at
the lowest Of the Gay. Southern spot markets
were &c lower 10 1-15c higher generally un-
changed. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
BOSTON CuRe STOCKS.

Furnished by J. Thomas Relnhardt, No. %
Broad street. New York: No. ~ Deyonshire
street. Boston. and No l6 King street West
Toronto Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED hy Charles Head & Co. 40. II Brcsd
street. New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29

New York December Is, 1911.
GRAIN nervous ehd ltHyi.
ish, and after showing an advance s.' 49,
rrices eased Of, and closed at the pot,onn.
With a net loss of = ii iac. Argentine new .s
Mas conflicting. and prices in INerpYol Nei.
easier with favorable reports from ihu'a 90
,rlI az liberal offers from Australia. ~
crints ~ interior points were light. ana W. M
movement so far this week is about o"tuo, o"i,
Ir.heIs L. IS than last week. Tde lnternation"i
Agricultural Institute at Rome pIacsd InI
vhcat crop IN all European ana OIitnlar
countries in 1911 AT 3,132.26Iooo hnsheis: -, pl
QS6 por cen: Of last years Nleid' luo
Nortbwesteru Miller" reported tie nout C Cut.
nut al Ninneap polls. Duluth and MuWauke,s
last week at 800. $50 barrels, compared WIZ
900 500 the previous week. ana 31-,tt ''s.
year ENpnrt sales loads OF Mahitooa Il.
outports 10 red. 96l3c elevator. export
bgsis and aSc b af0at; No J N0rtheF.
Dulufh 49, { q ahoat. CORN-IhteteSl
centred in the December position. whiCh
weakened late in the day under moderate scr
Ing closing at 1i2c net lower This carried
tho other months down. and final prices NTIc
., n 40 lower for May and July, bringing lhe
three active positions practically on an eNe"
basis Export new here. Gshc b anoat'
CATS-Commlssio houses were actINc sellers
and prices were easier. closing at net ne,
cline OF isd.c. Cash oats quiet; STANDARD
white. 2isc ia elevator; No :, 3'c; nos =
and 4 52isc. and natural and white cUppSH,
81 - a 54i.c on track. RYE-Quiet: No :. D'c
nominal 9 I Buffalo to arrive. BARl.Eh Y
steady: mating. 81 1Sd$ 20, | BuhaI".
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ANN ARBOB

ANN ARBOR.
1911 1910 ltop
I'd week in Dec. S46,1A Stl'43t 90! osS
July 1-Dec. q. l.l44.iI2 l'o+S'-'S
CHICAGO 4 ALToNs. .o-o 49,,
"a week in Dee. S324. iN6 S",,'' & -" eSS" ~
JULY dec. 2l.. G64l.lal 'i"f'-o' =.
CHICAGO TNDIANAPOIJS a. 10 10 IL 10 hI1i5l 80
3d week IN Dec. $llO.uSi s&i"h & 100 6@" . so7 06o
JULY ! Dec. II. ",2N,3A". "po' :"
r1JrS &PEAKI; & OHIO.
'6lL'S-N sts,, ~, soz sGrl ali $500 10
81 Week III DO -, "a Ski S7o iGO6239 1i,9iS53l
DENVER & RIO GRAA%SnoE. sass 200
Gl week In Dec. $4,000 S453HVv 80, $50
Iulv I-Dec. 2l. 1I,970,0U0 12.10l'V" h'"o"- -0o
DETROIT & MAcklNAC e,o,.n
81 week in Dec. 1856 Siptit Eco Eco o7S rs
July 1-Dec. 81. 3Is,oo4 '"o '''
MISSOURI PACIFIC. .ooo ,.,o
I'd week in Dec. 81 .o20.O0p $P91c'o ScVo oo 80
July dee 81. -, 426, 75' 2o.2Sse" 2o'O""'-'o
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS & WESTERN o,,
2d week I'm Dec. SIS 3H SS4Sl4 Sooeo- SaaI
Julv l-Dec. 81. 1924 ?0i 1,9Os1 les l'ssoeS'
COLORADO s sOUTHERN.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
IHNDS
CHICAGO STOCKS.

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-19
MADERO'S FATHER
MAKING THE CIRCLE
Goes Around to Eagle Pass
and chihuahua to Get
Back to ,JuareZ.

Chihuahua, Mexico, april 19.-Under
the protection of white flag, which
floated from the locomotive. Francisco
I. Madero, ST., left this city yesterday
on special train for the west to meet
his son, the insurrecto leader, and In
duce him to come to some terms for
peace in Mexico.
With senior Madero were Ernesto Ma
dero. his brother, Alfonso Madero, his
son: Rafael Hernandez, Federico Moye
and C. D. Hagerty.
A. The departure of the party for the
field was the result of weeks of effort
and is supposed to have been inspired
in part at least. by conferences in New
York between minister Limantour and
the elder Madere. Little time was spent
by the party in this city, where they
arrived after an exciting trip from
Eagle Pass. Tex, during which their
train was blockaded on the way by
burning bridges.
A special train awaited them here TO
carry them to the town of MADEIRA, $50
miles northwest, from which he will
go north to meet Francisco Madero, IT..
near Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-19

order He called to Andreas and said
he was coming to FL Paso to see his
friends as soon as Juarez was taken
The train that brought Orozco and Ma
dero to Bauche pulled back to Guz-
man to bring up other troops and also
to get fresh supply Of water. There
were plenty of supplies, provisions ana
water in Bauche for the troops and no
evidences of shortage in food or water,
the Americans say.
Sylvester Terrazas, editor of a Span
ish paper in Chihuahua which was
stopped by the officials, came up with
Andreas and Tags in the automobile
Tuesday evening. He was accompanied
by E. Enriquez and the two had come
to Bauche from Casas Grandes with
Orozco's train and claimed to have
passports from both the federals and
rebels and also from governor Ahumada.
They said they were with neither side
but intimated that they were on
mission Of peace.
Back From MaderO Camp.
Number of Mexicans who visited
Madero's camp at Bauche Tuesday re-
port that a large body. of insurrectos
were moving to the west from Bauche
and were heading for the Flores ranch
about 10 miles west of Juarez- There
is water at this ranch and it is believed
that il will be made the base for the
left wing of the inshurrecto army IN the
attack upon JuareZ.