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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December p. !

New York December - 1911.
RFENES-Reccipts, llJ cars, OF l''"' htau
= go. on gaie Steers In better demand and
10a i5c higher; bulls firm; COWS nrm 20 l"c
higher. Common TO good steers sold al :" I'I
e. ~ por 100 ID: oxen at 81 - q - lo' buIis ~
Si4Si so COWS at SEAS -. Dressed beei
Arm and selling at SH II; re per 10 LNpV',s
tomorrow 5sl GatS d ~ 7o isG SeSn i'm the Ber
mudian to Bermuda. ,.. -
sales--Kerns Commi sion ConPssu-.o- ,.ar
TCunesseo steers. 1880 To average. - - per
100 III: 10. 1905 lb. 50 go - zoo,
j. Shamberg son. ! virginia stgeL iiIISD
b, 81 IL; 1S, 905 w., s. 20: - kgntucky ~, ~
TO- So 90 Ohio, 1918 ID, So A.: 10 bulls l-iZ
'McPberson & CO.: 90 Ohio steers, 1iGo 10.
60 S 9Gi oxen. I225 H. 50 10: ? 1879 ID, 81 -:
> bulls. 1925 10. 81 30: !, 100 10. 81 -; = 900
IL. 81; . cows ilG5 10. 81 GO; ., 1i75 10, - 4o'
& gSo ,S IT, 1910 il. S. 65; IT, 1909 III, So 5o i3
S. % = SIi ID. s. s., - n42 No. So -; &C. 80! So
H. 81 So; !, 1000 lb. s. oo' 30 $50 ID . 'o'
70 'SS SSndcrs i 8 buu 1900 H. $50 l. 1850 H.
81 30: = G25 10, 81. COWS l2iO 10 50 6S ,S' ~ D.
s375.i il7o ib. SG so: II. 950 lb, 50: 3. 50
ID. 81 IS. l. 700 10. 81 80: !, $50 le, y 80 o.
Tobin & shannon: cows $50 H. So
'Ce.AnySIEs%Recc,ipts $50 head: 25 bead o.
sale very ie ess doing Tsg i9T la'S Common 5O' to
primo Vcas sold a. S6nS % per e,,s ~
yearlirss and barnyarj calves al F"HH - -.
Dressed calves were quiet at II N l3lsc Tor
dressed. . 90 ,..- ,,,. oo,s
ar q 900 head. 49, cars ON sale sheep
steady: lambs slow and trifc easier ior
nud.rerades. choice stock steady. but very lit
tie offered Common to fairly goou shttP
,eUesJ sold at s. 5Oa s. 30 per 100 i3: clIlS
at s.: common TO prime lamps AZ 80 -"
SO -. Dressed mutton steady q ca &c pr
IN. dressed lambs slow az pa lie. Few hos
,ir,ssed at higher prices. Country dressed hot
house lambs lower at $4aS7 per carcass. o,
Sales kcrus Commission company. -"
indiana lambs. 20 10 average, SO - pei 100 le;
sos SG ID. SO: 2I3 Buffalo 81 D. 50 ees go ~ =,
Indiana sheep. liz 70. 50 80. -, ll@ 10, - 30.
Tobin * shannon: 81 state lambs. '2 10
Sc -. 2G3 65 10. So Il state sheep 'cuIls'' -
s. Judd & Co: 200 Ohio lambs, g. ID. So "a -
HOGS-Receipts. 49, cars or @,oG- p.aI' I.eI
ing hrm and light state hos s sofa a., al - ~
giec for heavy 20 light. roasting PIGS hFm al
l0u12C. o-.... hoo. 12o
Ii average. Sc 40 per 100 lb. i rough $40 io'
S5 40. .,.,. fo
virginia hocs 151 lb. 80 ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

sively manifest during the last few Weehis,
The expansion i'm the iron and steer ''', re-
is maintained with immediate ana pIosPIo
tive purchases of rails and equlpHnenn., ~
the railroads i'm such volume as 10 lhuISah' nu
their preparation for larger trafnc. itali
road earnings In the first two weeks ".
December increased 81 per cent over s ias.
year The textile situation also c%0utiluodd con- ,'d
To improve conservatively but steadlIy, .i ui.u
with new cotton mills opening ana othe,S
increasing output, the demand Tor raw ~
ton makes that market firm, notWltlsl"mi,u- m
ing the fact that the estimates Tor an ut- IN
actually underestimate ard that the !lel1
viii be. even greater. WoOllen and WoIsted
goods are also I'm better demand Hlues
continue steady and leather very Irin
Further advance IS made in copper. DlNl-
deud and interest disbursements III jan
uarv will amount TO over $2S2OO0,OO) Il large
Increase over 1910, "A result which Is all the
more notable I'm view Of the restraints re
Gently put upon business. The fact that
these gains are made In 80 many I'M
pCrtant trades, under conditions not alto
gether auspIclous Tor new enterprise goes
to show how easy and quick would be the
recovery TO full productive capacity II con-
Gdeuce were completely restored. Bank
clearings continue favorable and during the
last week gained 61 per cent over 1910 and
2 per cent over 1863 outside OF New York,
while i'm New York there was gain of 40
over 1870 but a loss Of 16.3 per cent from
1903 Export trade keeps up I'm large vol
umc. and ia the latest week the exports
from New York were Sl7,29i,5i0, an increase
Of S21SS7a over 1910 and Of S2,T4,li3 over
1853; imports We're $2l,1i0,3H, an increase over
1910, but q decrease as compared with 1913.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dac 2.--WHEAI--spot easy
,asv. p,ccnb.r ~ 4csd. MAY. - 2iid CORN
--S;,t steady. American mixed. Gs Cid fut-
ure, easy. January, 90 e%id; tebIuafN, S 80
SID FLOUR-Wiuter patents. 2ls 90. HOPs
in London ,Pac.hc Coast, t1l lisa ~ 5s
BEEF-ENtra India mess, 9''. POth-
prime mess western. 35s 90. HAMS-SGort
rit' 5is III. BACON-Cumborland cut. 4ls cd;
snort rib. Iss. clear bellies, 4Gs 81. long
short Clear bac6s 45a Gd. SHOULDERS
.ouap,. 46s LAED-Prime western ueIce5.
3Gs "a: American refined, pals. 4t2. CHEESE
-Canadian. finest white 7ls. oOlored. lis Ga.
TAILOW-Primy CIV. $.s Gd: australian ~
.d pOSTN-Copupu. lbs pEIEOLEi N
EeCned. "a. LIMsE5EDo OIL 80 -. 81 cor
Icn6or. Dec % -SUGAR-Raw. contrfu-
gsi, ils 50 musco2a DO; rs 30 beet, Deem DII,
Ter Iis G@d I>sEED-Calcutta. AprII-
line Sos TINSGED OIL. BIS. SPERM OIL,
f$i Jos. PGTHOLECM-hmelica refined
CI.d. spirits. I'd TCEPEN1lNE- Spirits. BIS
3D. ROSlN-ama.ioaa strained lbs 81 hr,
lss~ 4'ed.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Dec. 9. Tie Commercial Buile-
ttu" VIII gay. OF tine w"O. market tomorrow;
''Tr4uFactiOus IN the Boston wool market
tins current week have been only fairly good.
Late last week furtier large purchases of ter
ritory staple woods were made, making the
total for the present week tuadCr review
out the samo as uIat % week ago. For
tho fortnight tstIrttts pla' cd tlc tEdnsdr-
tons af 10000. coo % IL. .O0J 600 pounds Fine
WpAiod deIaiuc is firm at "lc. and rne staple
pt 2Ic. or C1TG2e clean. wl-ie hail blood is
hid af 22c or about J5N sc clean. Littlc
fe,r is ,ApIcssed 81" tLe trade over the report
os The Tariff BoarI Ihe shipments OF wool
from Boston from januarE ! 10 December II
IrrirsIe were .1u539. 100 pounds against
"Is.uOs I17 pounds for the Same period last
y,ar. Tu. r.c,,pIs from January 10 Dccem-
ier - inclusive. Nero 20@ ."se. 5J9 pounds
alsinst' 27o 500 72l pounds for fh. come period
last ltar'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
Interesting Pictures Afford an En-
tertaining Mental Diversion
for the Winter Time.

~HIS has been another big week in The
Tribune's great Bookreaders' Contest. Inc
competition grows keener and more lively
every day.
To look at the bulk of mail that is constantly
received at the Contest Department and the way
new contestants throng the Office of The Tribune
to secure back numbers of the earlier pictures IN
dicates plainly that the interest does not wane.
The entertainment that the Bookreaders' Con-
test pictures afford is undoubtedly the cause for
so much popularity. The fact that any one can
enter at any time is another reason for continued
interest.
The idea of the contest, which is based upon
illustrations representing the names titles of
books, has spread far and wide, and has set both
old and young and wise and learned heads to
thinking
Many contestants call and write to the Contest
Department and state that they recall with pleas
ure incidents in their past life through the solving
of the Bookreaders' illustrations
The contest is now only in the last Of its third
week. and the way to enter is to simply secure
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With this equipment any one, anywhere, IS
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Read over the list of prizes; read over the con-
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teStant.
Where contestants desire to give more than
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Try ard solve to-day's pictures. Then get to-
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It's an interesting winter diversion, and you'll
like it,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
End of Another Big Week in
the Tribune's Bookreaders' Contest
Tribune's Bookreaders' Catalogue
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Dec. 22.-Consols, after an early
advance of 1-l6 to II l-l6. closed unchanged
at II for money and 77ls for account. Ana
conda WAS ls higher at IS. Canadian Pacific
was Is higher at 2il5 and Grand Trunk 3
lower at 25i4
Money was badly wanted, and the sudden
appearance of demand for gold for Brazil
caused hrmness in discount rates.
There was holiday attendance on the
Stock Exchange and the markets had an
irregular tendency. Home rails were weak,
with tho exception of omnibus and under
ground read stocks which closed firm. Far
Eastern bonds, kaffirs and consols all de-
clined a fraction
American securities were quiet and steady
during the forenoon. Prices advanced a
fraction on light covering, but weakness IN
Denver X Rio Grande shares offset the
gains in the late trading. The market how
ever closed fairly steady.
Paris, Dec. 22-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged at % francs Go centimes,
after an early decline of 2ia centimes.
Prices on the Bourse were generally steady.
Berlin, Dec. 22.-Prices were strong on the
Boerse
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
MOI As>Es AND sYRUPs-S;eady and uu

MOI AS>fS AND ShhNfS-Steaoy anu uH-
changed
NAVAL STOREs-Spirts turpeutno quiet
ana unchanged. l,oSig firm and higher; com
mon a. good strained. O.9oc. Tar steady and
unchanged.
OILS-Linsccd oil unchanged. Refined petro-
lCum ir scaSonable demand at recent prices.
RiCE-DuU and unchanged.
SJGAR-Rednei inactive but unchanged,
I'm, cranulatcd. 5T5C net less per cent cash.
There viii be Il holiday IN the sugar market
saturday and Monday December % and -.
There was a sale Of 1900 bags Santo Domingo
centrifugal clearance not later tnan Decem-
her -. at 4.1lc. basis 90 test, made Nednes-
Gay. not reported until Friday. Market since
las weakened. and spot prices are: Centritu-
gal 9G test lGl Nt7lc; muscoyado ~ teSl:
4. IL ~ & 2IC. aItd mOldsscc sugar, - test, ".Nh
V 1890. London was sd dcarer. December
ana January. rs cad; May, is loiad. WI
lett q GRAY: Total stock OF Europe ana
America, 2.4S1.S2i tons. against 3. .l2S,0i2 last
.ur o. the same UaCsen dates. The decrease
Of stock is 6lT2ts tons against decrease OF
C207US tons last week. Total stocks and
ahoats together show visible supply OF
25sGNG4 tons. against 3.2o6.042 tons last year,
OF a decrease OF C19.2ls tons"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Dec. 22-Both longs and shorts to
day busted themselves getting clear or wheat.
All American grain exchanges VIII bc closed 20,
morrow and Monday. and there was general
desire 10 he free Of commitments and avoid the
eoects % any surprise which might ~ sprung
IN foreign markets. TIE end of the eVeuing-up
process left wheat varying from a shade lower
10 &c higher than last night. Corn finished he
TO i,c down oats unchanged 10 '4c OF and hos
products either not altered ur running - a de-
cline Of DC. Range or prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

basket. s9asa. PARSLEY. plain, bh $srSlo;
curly So. Bermuda. crate, 81 ~: ROMAN
basket. 81 5Oas2 80: bb So box S%S2; ShAi has
ket. Zoe: SQUASH. Hubbard. bbl. Zoe; marrow
5yg75c: Florida white box S2Gs2 2o casss,: sssSs,:
81 j0aS2: TUENlPs, rutabaga; bbl ooSgSI'
S2dSi: cuban. 75cGS2 20. nearby, box. 2'cgSli
WATERCRESs 100 punches, SlQS2
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris. Dec 22-The weekly return of the
Bank OF France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased
.: 250.000 francs: treasury deposits increased
10 G0O 90 francs; general deposits decreased
le5n0o0 francs: gold I'm hand increased
5 $4,000 francs: bills discounted decreased
81 .S50.GO francs; advances increased l0,S950G
francs
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

Ncw York. December %. l9ll
cRAIN- N-WHEAT-Tradiug was iaIse.y
.oI're up for over the holiday. Early hlm-
~. m Ilvelpool. with an advance late on
.~-s5av ir Bucuos Ayrcs. resulted I'D an
80 gain Of q. . sc. but this was followed
=. decline Of 81 O g. C with renewed selling
o.s.n-s A. Northwestern points were only
I.ts-ata bat stocks al Minneapolis and bu-
- esInsd I $4,000 bushels for the week
- thIs Offset predictions OF smaller move
-. and claims II light stocks back IN the
.r-~fry Late in the day prices rallied, closing
.rs,5y az unchanged 70 iac net higher. 10 =
= QS,.c elevator, export basis. and % % c
IN a90at: No J Northern Duluth. 81 ~
- b aGoat COMPLIES were fairy
,,,5v with moderate selling, and al the close
s,-s unchanged 90 20 net lower Total re-
,5sts fer the week were 2.Jj9.0OO bushels,
~-r7rta with 1SS1.O0O last week and o.
$4,000 last year. Export sales. loads IN
sging ! at New York and = az outports.
rTrort rev here. 6gc o b aAoat. OATS
-sctivc hat rather easy. Cash oats hrmer,
rstaard white. 53llc in elevator; no > % &c;
yy 3 and 53Ec. and natural and white
,Hoped o. ID 5Jc. Oh track RNE-Oull; No >.
"a nominal. e. 8 Buffalo. 10 arrive. BARLEY
-DN. mating. S11SRS1 -. ( ( Buffalo.
vltat including Gour exports for the week
,,eorf.rc 20 "BraGstrcets.' aggregated D.
rl sol bushels. against 31J1,73S last week
f,1 o723S17 last year. since July J. Sl.Sl4.-
81 buFhcls. against 5S.SJ0Ou+ last season.
I'm exports for the week G51.6l% bush Is.
gains. 800 G57 last week and 1,o&S 500 last
rsr. since July l. l., 2J5. .63J bushels, against
!s9i 500 last season.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

x~o1f.St4S7i. Cotton. middurg. $50
~. 50. No T.. - 90 Codee' No lI%2 ~
~ coo soft 400 MoIasses. 80 Is, p q"
.al' W. 44SO BEEF, family.....>l4 30
q 80 lead g. 50 Beef HAMS. 80 o.
A--S .... 627i2 Tallow, prime. b.a
~. N,ors4 gI1t Pork mess. u 80
l.,1" 4, o. 69 Hocs, Or. 1GO 70. 81.
toA' ..,v6 v.N 52t, Lard mid West. 20
yor Nps pat %
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
CONDITION OF TRADE.

ngradstreet'." SAYS: While tnc weather
has not been of the best for holiday shopping
and country trade especially mas been re-
farded holiday influences have been irstru-
mental in inducing laTEc volume OF buying
"a retail and carly reportsOt volume in this
I.uartfncut of activity are generally a IA
Norable as last year IN most sections. Least
sotisfactorv adviccs come from the South
ovcjug 10 loW-priCod cotton, ana parts OF
mo Pacific Northwest, whore the Teprcs-iye
( f,euauce. which have travcrscd the entire
',I,r.ry stUl Unger IH the larger fields of
Igsio cndciVGr the events Of the week have
.I.ou mainly favorable. Widespread rains.
followed by melting SHOWS. nave given
tletrd moisture 10 winter wheat. and
.,,Citiong for that crop reduced area
c0neidcrcd. arc better than for some years
pgst Then. too. the textile trade5 send
tetter leuDrts. The report Of the Tariff
po.rd and the ensuing recommendations
t.Se been quite f3VOrably received one
rcF.c,iou is the largest weeks sales OF raw
,,',,t mode a. Boston since 1906 and while
,riras have not been ndNnEccd, the tone
IL steadv 10 nru. Good entCiS OF the late
..ts decline in cotton and cotton goods
. f.tird Ina an enlargement OF demand for
az "i4,,gi~ ysriciies Of the latter, with some
l,,,,,ra4 i'm prices Of leading makes. Tie
1,a,, and steel trade continues t0 eVinCe the
l''ID-.srfIluess hitherto noted. and very
onod trade has been done iu steel rails
during tue week
"Dra'a Review" says.
r,c halliday retail trade has been vcry. sat
t.faet.l,y. and iu some OF the cities iu excess
90 former yeaIs, revealing noteworthy abll-
uv and willingness hnvht consumers %
ir,,.,oud wholesale operations arc naturally
ia snm.Whpt IN check by the holiday
IA. md bv the settlements Incident to tl,.
iDeit,g of the year, but there is no lndi-
'" Id charge in the more favorable situa-
tion I'm business, which has been progress
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23

price points. hut later months were steady at
prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZES

I-SS2OO Fiye-Passenger stesrDs Automo-
bile. The l.. Is. Stearns Company,
Broadway and 57th st.
2--S2.2OO White Touring Car The White
Company Broadway and SD st.
S--S2, 100 BOecker Art PLAYER Pianos. $1,000
each. l.. BOecker 20 West 3Sth st.
5-S9OO Francis Bacon Art Piano. Bacon
Piano Co., 1i3 East l2Sth st.
son Piano Company, $40 Fulton St.
$3.50 francis Bacon Player Piano.
s-9-Sl 200 Two Wing Pianos, $500 each.
IO-iI- 81 900. Two Boecker Art Pianos. $500
ard $500. respectively
I2-S35O Dining Room suite. Lennon 8
Company. l5i East Esd 1T.
13-Sl0O cash.
I4-SlO0 Solitaire Diamond Ring.
I5-I6-Si1O Cluster Diamond Princess Rings,
$50 and $50, respectively. l.. w Sweet
n Co" 40 broadway.
1850 Cash.
Is-ie-S9O Cluster Diamond Princess Rings si5
sO-2g-SIOO. Owen Kodav Leather Beds, $40
each. 4. Owen Company 81 East
23d st
s0-3t-S5O cash. se5 each.
S2-S5-SiO cash. $40 each. .
S6--65-SS00. Mems or Ladies' Gold Watche&
$40 each.
66-65-SIO cash. 81 each.
6s-i67-sSO0. American Thermos. 81 ench.
American Thermos Company. 2IS West
18th St
iss-e67-sSOO Ladies' or Gentlemen's silk Um-
brellas, - each VI. steinschneider. 81
Maiden Lane
esS-56J-S7J0. Naterman's Ideal Fountain PEN.
So 80 each. l.. T. Waterman Company,
i73 Broadway.
s6s-IOs5--SlSO. Twelve months subscription 70
"PearsOn's Magazine" 81 so u year. The
Pearson Publishing Company, ass Eas,
2ib II
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
SEABOARD CLEARhNCES.

UOTV AND NFtF-puN ard nomiDoNT
r,sfsrred Spring patents. s. 1oGS5 70: winter
r-,'shis. 81 2OIS4 s.: winter patents. 81 45Q
g@ spr.ng clears 81 2OTS4 20; extra NJ !
v,,s,. s. S0aS3 go; extra No winier' - zoo
r9 Kansas st.a,s1 s a s. gCg2l SO oI7P i2acy
-: fs.r 10 good. s. 70QS4 90: choice TO fancy,
lgsfS5 u HUCEWHEAT FLOUR-Steaoy al
a - rer leo D. CORNMEAll-Dyl. kiln dried,
EcdSS Is BAG MEAL-Fire white and vel
D.. 81 COAST c. coarse. 81 55aSl 60. FEED
van S26 bulk. so 20 sacks; middlng. sZ1a
81 50. red dog So. hominv chop S23 bulk,
:, % sacks. o.lmeal $50 5VHSi"
lsf the master spiuners OF Lancashire had de
dis3 uron lockout and liquidation by recent
kge buyers Contrary % tire usual market on
- ss, business day before the Christmas 40
vss within a point or two Of the lowest, and az
Q rst decline ct l.4i7 points. near positions be
~ relatively easy southern spot markets un-
,.slge5 % isc lower. Weekly movement figures:
FrI receipts SOC 1sG bales. against 3i1 Cos last
.sar overland g. mills and Canada, 50. 10.
fg4uU 3j.565 last year. Southern mill takings
lss.Mstedi 100000. against 10000 last year.
&Ni lss' year, brought into sight for the
week N0s75 against 454.137 last YEAR. Total
cor movement. Port receipts. cos. .223 tJ32 de-
c-ttt receipt. seaslul against 0IAleO9 last
gar overland t0 nN's and Cauaga. 3522iS
ssass' 4g1 iti 'ast year. Southern mill takiugs.
5000 AGAINST 10000 last year, stock ~
'10r.u towns .r excess of September !. 16alre
ir 20, season. gl52 G7o. against s.lu6.55l last
,.lr The 'r'H crop movement is for llj Gays
t.s s.as1r ae. .ost ma days last season. Local
o-'.a.. prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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New-York tribune., 1911-12-23
NEW YORK PRICES.

,heat: open. High. Low. Close. day
frber 967s 9f7s
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.