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The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Cornell Barely Wins.

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Sleepy play
ing on the part Of Cornell almost lost
her the Williams game yesterday, the
final score being Is to II. Cornell gave
ioned football. but In the final period q
brilliant forward pass gave williams a
touchdown. Immediately the visitors
woke up and Ainslie ran the length Of
the field for touchdown from the
kickoff, putting Williams in the lead
by IA to 12 Butler then kicked a field
goal: giving the victory to Cornell by a
single point
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Rumbling at Marlboro.

Hughey Duff should feel somewhat
at home at the head of the Milwaukee
team. When the American League in
vaded the East in 1901. Dufry was man.
ager Of Milwaukee, playin" in the field
with little success. The following sea-
son found Milwaukee out of the league.
Duffy going with it. Duffy has been a
tigurehead in Chicago, though nominally
manager of the White Sox. Everybody
in the Windy city knew that his brains
were not conducting the team, and when
Jimmy Callahan was coaxed TO get into
inside saw the handwriting on the wall
Callahan and Harry Lord have planned
the campaign of the White Sox, and
doubtless will work splendidly together
next season in their effort to land the
Sox higher up in the race.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Sam White was there.

That blum OF mine has been called.
Yes, a chap blew in yesterday AMI
agreed that, II I would add a set Of
rubber heels TO that def of mine. ned
take me out and show me the fine points
OF the game of bowling. ] took him up.
Think I'd let him get away with any
thing like that? Now, just between us,
I've rolled just two gumes OF ducks in
my life, and had about arrived at the
Eoint OF consoling myself with the
thought that such rashness savors only
of true bravery, when he boldly an
nounced that he never rolled game Of
ducks. iia, ha, We shall meet. believe
me, and I'm liable to increase the purse
to two unused touthpicks before we take
on our coats. There IS nothing like con-
fidence In this world.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Anybody seen Cy Cummings?

Rudolph SEE, nephew Of 8. Alfred SEE,
the newly appointed Chinese minister
to this country. soon expected to arrive
in this city, has been chosen president
OF the Chess Club. of the University of
Pennsylvania, no small honor In Phila-
delphia. He Is the first of his race to
whom this honor has fallen and he IL
being congratulated on all sides by his
friends. On the New England trip Of
the club last winter. SEE defeated every
Harvard and Yale expert against whom
he was pitted, winning most of the
honor given the 3Lakcrs.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Great Strength

Most of the Harvard football
players were astonished the
other day to see Rogers, the
varsity tackle, come down to
the field. 1t was only two weeks
ago that Rogers was operated
on for appendicitis. What do
you think of that?" one of the
men asked DR.. Dan Hurley. who
is assisting Ham Corbett with
the backs. "Oh. that isn't so
much," said Dan. 81 once saw
q boy out playing marbles five
days after the same operation"
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Troop D'and Vigilants
Play at Capital Park

Troop D of<Fort Myer and the Vigf-
lants are scheduled to meet on the grid
iron at Capital City League Park to-
day at 8 o'clock.
The Vigilants, who have not been de-
feated during the past three years, is
one of the strongest football organiza-
tions in the District. and Troop d is
the speediest eleven at Fort Myer. An
interesting and well contested game
should be seen
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Old Eli is wondering.

Princeton's victory over Harvard
means that Yale will have tough going
this year to defeat both her big OPP
ponents. None imagined that the Tigers
had anything but the merest outside
chance to win from the big, fast Grim
son eleven. Well. that outside chance
presented itself, and now Sam White
will live with Poe in Princeton's mem-
ory as man who saw his opportunity
and stopped not to question why
Princeton's players seemed more intel
ligent and willing to take chances than
their opponents, and football places a
premium upon these qualities.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Nationals Nzu Manager Will Bring For Local ~
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
"Epery Knock Is a Boost"
Georgetown fooled 'sm.

Georgetown.s unexpectedly good show
ing against West Point entities the team
to consideration as being possibly the
best eleven in this section. Undoubted-
ly Coach Nielsen, after looking at the
poor work in he st. Johns game, took
some Of those big fellows aside and
told them a few things. Georgetown has
splendid material, as their good game
against the conquerors of Yale proves,
and hard work is bound to result In
victory over Virginia. But II will take
hard work, remember that. and lots
OF 1t. to triumph over the Charlottes-
vile aggregation. Wouldn't II be Just
about right now to have the Blue and
Gray face Vanderbilt? That sure would
be some football game.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Duffy for Brewers.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 6.-Hugh
Duffy, former manager of the Chicago
White Sox. has signed with Milwaukee
to manage the local team next year.
succeeding Jimmy Barrett. who has re-
signed after one year here.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Ward Saw Something
New in Worlds Series

John M. Ward says that the only
new thing he saw In the worlds
series was the kicking of the ball
says that he thinks the "squeeze
play" is losing proposition. Frank
Chance doesn't think SO; neither does
Griffith, who originated it
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
What the Girl Thinks.

Jennings says II you want to get the
you have to do when he takes an aerial
flight Is to say: II wonder what the
girl IN the grandstand thinks of you
now?"
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Johnson to Star in
"Great Trunk Mystery

the famous baseball melodrama, entitled
The Great Trunk Mystery" or "Wot
Guy Swiped Those Poipers?" Ban John
son will be the leading man and certain
men will be the Villains III
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Sprackling Is Star.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. 5-Sprack-
ling was the bright star Of Browns 30
too victory over Tufts yesterday. His
runs and kicking were the feature of
the one-sided contest.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
SPORT BRIEFS


Bowling. hockey, and basketball will
now enjoy popularity.
Harvard University will have an Eng
ish rugby football squad
Brown University will for the first
time this year enter a team in the inter-
collegiate cross-courtry run at Brook
Nne, near Boston, or November 81.
Syracuse University contemplates
forming hockey team and joining the
ether big Eastern Colleges who play the
great indoor ice game. Cornell is the
champion.
San Francisco Is hopeful OF having IN
Americas Cup yacht race a feature of an
international regatta as u pare Of the
Pacific International EXPOSE
ton In 1918.
Miss Ruby Roberts, the champion Aus
tralian woman billiard player. in a
game of 100 up ut the MfSlor Hall,
Leicester sqareu, London, made an all
round break IF 1l0 and also registered
breaks of 46 (42 off the red balD and 43
(S3 off the reD.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Roland A. c. Victorious.

The Roland Athletic Club won from
the Eixie Athletic Cllb by 70 tot The
game was played at Fifth street and
Florida avenue, and was featured by
good ground gJinlnS by Captain Bach
schud, for the winers.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Frenchmen Improve.

Either England is getting worse or
the French are improving In the boxing
game. Three Frenchmen recently de-
feated three Britons in one night in
Paris.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Kensingtons Are Losers,

Breaking through KensIngton's line
for heavy gains, the Meridians took an
Interesting game from the former by 10
to 6. The losers had the Meridians up
in the air on several occasions by
executing trick plays which were
partially successful
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Purchases Pullslan Car.

j.. A. Rose, a well-known T. street
business man, is the latest purchaser of
Pullman touring car. The machine
was delivered to MIN this week by
Theodore Barnes & Co.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
TanQleWoOdS Lose.

The Regents had no trouble In down
ing the Tanglewoods on the Monu-.
ment grounds. the score being 20 to 0.
played the best individual game
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
winner OF SCHOOL I
SERIES WILL Be
DECIDED TUESDAY
Result of Central Technicala
Game Will Reveal Schol-
'astic Title.
School Football.
STANDING.

GAMES THIS WEEK. /,
Central vs. Technical, George
town Field. Tuesday, November !
Z, 3 p. m.
Western vs. Eastern, Georgetown,
Field. Friday. November 10, 3
p. m.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Tech and Central Tuesday.

Mel Shepard. dismissed in disgrace
from the Twenty-second regiment in
New York for failure to attend drills
and absence from camp. has something
to say for himself which sounds pretty
good to me. my work makes 1t i'm
possible for me to attend drills. FIRE.
Quentiy ! have to work nights" he ex-
plains, ''and I'd rather work for the
United States customs service than the
regiment. I told the officers that
couldn't arrange my vacation In order
to go to camp, but they refused to
consider this" Sheppard's status be-
fore the A. A. U. should not be
jeopardized by this dismissal from the
militia. II he was an amateur before
1t, he must be one yet. From where
sit he should be eligible for the
Olympics In Sweden next summer.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05
Good for Syracuse.

triumphed over Harvard, only the Army
remains Of the big teams to have a
clean slate, and Georgetowkn has the
proud honor of playing q no-score tie
with the soldiers. II the Hilltoppers
will only settle down to strenuous en-
deavofs from now till the end of the
season that Indian defeat may be their
single disgrace, and that wasn't SO much
of q disgrace. either. This Carlisle
eleven Is making a glorious record for
itself. trampling underfoot George
town. Pittsburgh. Lafayette, and Penn
sylvania. Next Saturday the Redskins
will clash with Harvard. and the bet
ting will be about even, too. after
Princeton's victory over the Canta-
brig1ans.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05

Bowling. hockey, and basketball will
now enjoy popularity.
The Washington times., 1911-11-05

Harvard University will have an Eng
ltsh rugby football squad
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
LIVESTOCK MAi.kET.
New York. February IA. 1911.

New York. February IA, 1911.
BEEyES-Receipts. 40 cars or ~ ntHG' ~, a.,
ii~. c5ttIe Dressed beef slow at pa loc. Lon
don cables quoted live cattle selling az i-t1 ~
i3isc, dressed weight s"nlns rroni ,hS ..,tIs
81 o!faL TN i''''' a ,".,,,,'1 90. %,
ne ,nsrsst Prices steady Veals sold at $50
Si0 rs per 100 ID: culls sGpsI. City dressed
yesIs steady at l2i: qiGhc per io' country
dressed sssaw al ~ r. Hume: 27 veals 152 Ib aver
age, $40 IS per 100 10; 9. 100 h. 80: culi''
no 10. 81. -. -, H. co.
Tobin a shannon: "a veaIs. i4l H. $40 S7i-.
George q l. S DiIlenback. 20 mixed calves
SHEEP AND IAMBs-ReceIpts. 2ois cars
or s8SI head, Including ~ cars FOR the mar
ket sheer steady with no prime offered
lambs quiet but rteaay cars Sns9.p soia ia. az 81
nar 100 III. prime % choice handy lambs al
IS e5fs6 81. Dressed mutton steady az m
SC prr lb: dressed lambs easy at u q J lc
country dressed hothouse lambs lower at So
ssles-Tobin shannon: ;n 29l Michigan
Newton 3 Co; io7 state lambs 20 H. So 20
II state sheep io2 III, 81, ,oo - .,
W II Hume: state sheep l20 10; 81
UOGS-Reeepts 0is cars. or l,6a5 he6d
lnciudipe half q car for the market. Prices
lower Medium weight hogs sold az 81 so PEI
100 ID; country dressed hoss quiet at oGl2S
'saies-robin 4 shannon: 80 state hogs ISL
H. average 81 so per zoe ib; 1 rough. 40 ie
" r. Hume date yesterday: 5s state hogs
l72 H.. SS %: 20 state pigs i0i N. So 30; II
100 10. IS io roughs. 3S6 ID. 81. g. 5s3 10
~ }. c. Curtis & Son date Yesterday 80 state
hoEs. i2I ID. So 40; :. aei ID. 81 so: . roushs
IS s. u Iadd Co date yesterday 90 state pigs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

DRESSED HOGs-Easier: bacons, lo.o. ,so
N I0Ic: 100 10. &C; 140 ID, i1Ic, niys
ys.c cur MEATS--Pickled bellies bsreiy
steady: 10 ID: lac; ~ 10. i25e; u Ib ia
ioW-ouiet: city, isc; country, 7a7Hc
SGRD<Faey; middle West. 9.55 as Csc civ
o%c. reaned South America, 10 23c; Cont.
nent' iOc: Brazil kegs. / I3c. compound. sd
SIZE srEARlNE--Oieo. sac: city lard. lOuc
-coPPER-standard dull: spot
i2ieuc London dull spot. 1885, futures t55
iroiytic i287n Qf2 case: casting. i2mt22 25c
TfT-Jjnsettled: spot. 44.50 A.. soc. February
81. % a A. 5Oc: March, A.. % d i3c: April. 42 a
i3c. London strong; spot. f194 los. futures.
YORK and 425g 43pc East st Louis. London
lead 80 iss 9d sPELTER-Firm at 5'50T.
Z 0oo New York and 5.40G $3.50 East 81 Louis
London, i2S 5s IRON-Cleveand warrants.
40s in London. Locally quiet No ] foundry
Northern sl5 25@ SIG %: No .. s1f ~ q sI5 u:
"SayAt sToEFs-spirits turpentlre nrner.
with a ellrht gain IN prices here and at Sa-
varnah. r sin firm and unchanged; tar steady
TAR. s6 IS. RO5lN. common 70 good strained,
ST l5as7 Is: 3. 81 so; d. 81 81. L. 81 55; F..
q lS-Wtua no Improvement was reported
IN tho demand Tor Iinseed oil, card prices were
advanced ic a gallon and orushers we.e re
unchanged PETROLEUM, standard white New
York ami Philadelphia 7.40c: bulk. 3.0Oc; re-
fined. case, $500; water white. bbls. S4Oc;
bglE 9Oc; cases 9.e0c. LINSEED OIL. Aneri-
car seed CITY raw. a5d96c; out-of-town raw,
95Ga6c, Calcutta raw. 81; LARD OIL 05c.
CLOSING az a net decline Of . to 10 points Local
NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, February IA 1911
GRAIN-WHEAT-De early were
Of a bearish character, snd prices declined Ia
! isc from the Anal OF Saturday. but az the close
final figures were ss4'5c net lower. Ihe prinel-
pal bearish factor % the day was the report
OF heavy and general rains over the winter
wheat belt including the Southwestern section,
where q prolonged drouth had existed ne
European visible supply amounted 70 los, SSs.oOV
bush. an increase FOR the week OF l.f2O,UOO
bush compared with & total last year o. So
$50 ono bush and an increase of $4,000 bush.
The United states visible showed decrease 10Y
the week OF 5000 bush. compared with an
increase last week cf 9sS 900 bush and an u u
crease - year Of $4,000 bush; ExpoTt olss eies
OF is loads No . red e5Ssc, both elevator ano
Z 0 afoat; No ! Northern Duluth. 81 u =.
o b ahoat CORN-Declined NC early, out
later gained strength, and az the close vas = q
sac net higher. There we're also runors OF q
large expert business direct from the West. out
confirmed sales here amounted 10 only . Ioaos;
Worlds exports for the week were 3bSo,OVo
bush compared with S,3l4,0Oo last week ane
/ 7i5 600 last year. The visible supply increased
$40 oo0 bush against an Increase last week ot
! o7s 600 and an increase last year OF lO2s.0g
bush No 9 corn here, SIC b anoat OA ;
-Decire5 &c % nc at the start, out on tne
decline shorts were good buyers ana the MAJ
ket rallied closing at net unchanged 70 &c
higher The visible supply showed decrease
OF III COO bush. compared with an increase iast
week OF as, 900 bush ana an increase iast
year Of 5000 bush, Cash oats stesay; s,ana
ard white 35hc: No 2. 36c; No s. S3c: No :,
S4I,c RYE-Duil No Q ssc nominal. b
New York. BARLEY-ouiet; mailing, soaeos'
Z BufsIo UCKwHEAr-Quiet: AmsTi-
can, 75o { New York; Canadian oic old'
r ? New York for export.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
TOPICS OF THE STREET

10y TRADING.-Foreign houses
FOhSIs Isss than 5000 shares IN the local
dealt I'd Met. sales and purchases peins
stock aayenlv distributed.
ssout. t.,vDT-XDs DECLARED. Dividends
p been declared as t9llSws; oary yhe reanlar Agtt
csa suss1A nsr cent on the common ana
ogsrteils nayable April 3; the Brooklyn
yreieiI sTSr-a5slt Company regular quarter
Rape ,sr cent payable Aprii - the Ia
ElyOna NJ Match &C. conp1nSa Fssiman Kodak Company
4. pei 'SS,,srterly ~ per cent ana an extra
regular W IN the common. and the regular
fe1 CtA' Ci n. per cent on the preferred,
quar- April !. the Repu9Hc iron anu S'eei I
rsySole regular quarterly lSa per cent on
COMPANY, uayablc April /: the United
re pieteast Iron Pipe Company, regular
states m. per cent on the preferred, pay
oGsi'sWl sWl:3rch /: American CoaI company,
sble MSisSon,i.annual 8 per cent, payable
regular he North PENNSYLVANIA Railroad,
Nartn !, 4,,arterlv per cent. payable Feb
;eguia' q"'ih Inc International Smelling. and
ruary = Company. regular quarterly per
he-, nayable March I'
CEN esn,oppFR MARKET.-The copper market
srnl st l-isc elec'rO.s ~ III H., - oS 20.
gheif .so,ssyrners. and demand from abroad
Gssue good. The United Metals Selling
copill.n.,. 'phelps-Dodge, American SmeI-
conlpS5 RcAning and american Meta ON, OH
pSny ant OF one would doubtless mean
o. ne ps5vance. and from the present time
geneII.aa,s likely that this VIII take place oe-
fer Ions. ,r->-c,7rC,N RAILWAYS AND
CHS STOCK YARDS.-At the annual
TMON ~ The Chicago Junction Railways
ueethts - ~ STOCK Yards Company, Bradley
sro ,S.I,,tr l,, and F. Lothrop Ames, OF hos
" Fs,,ere elected directors, slcceedlns
ton ~;si Thayer and ". D. Guthrie, re
NsihshTt, IT Prince Of Boston, was elect
sgneas si5snt succeeding Nathaniel Ihayet'
II peslles;gne6 on account OF III health.
Who r Thayer was elected VICE
gdssn. succeeding Mr.. Prince.
res-,T YORK EDISON COMPANY At "A,
NV, meeting OF the New YORK Eols
&c ahl%- ahn,nnany samuel A. Beardsley,, OF
son SsV Hemmens, was eiecteu
Bsaras.eI, y succeed II. J. Hemmens. Other
6rec.Ors were reelected. The enuTe cap
GFselo.oosSt ~ s5ols0,6oo, all owned oy the
u. ssSS,Sssted Gas Company. was Voteo,
cchSsas CITY RAILWAY BON DS
kSASSi kANSsit,SSs SSsCRIBED-L Ina Ina
0VkhI - end the National CITY Bdnh
mann w announce that the suoscrlp-
O New to- fhe 100000 refundlnS ana I'M
rcp ~ 10 per cent bonds OF the Kansas
l-oiell,,itbern l-oielsiFb Railway Company has peeh
cp S'I,e me issue having been largely over
/ ~,s.ribeQ
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb. l4.--cATTIE- Receipts. 1000
siow and weak; beevss. 1886 80; Texas steers;
fseders. s. s5qs5 so: COWS and heilers, Sc G5a
S. so. oalves. ST. 75qs9 %. HoGs-Receipts
55 900. dull and weak 20 &c lower light. 81 o5d
81 30: mixed 81 I5as1 TO- heavy, 81 GOqsT %
Iough. Sc 6oass q good 70 choice heavy 81 75n
81 10 sHFEP-Rece!pts 10000; steady. ma
i've s. 75a,4 6 Western. 81 75gs4 80; year
iings. 81 e0as5 20; native lambs. 81 bOpS6 ~
East Buffalo. Feb. a. .--cATTLE-R. Receipts
100 VEALs-Rso 100 active and s'eady
tiqSi0 %. HoGs-Recsipi. loo. SLOW and loG
s. 30, Yorsers 81 6on1 go piss 81 eonss
roughs, Sc 50qsa 90 stags 81 $3.50: tairies
81 1887 80 SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpis
1900. active: sheen strong: lambs DC higher
heavy lambs s5Gs5 % handy lambs. Sbas6 Us
yearlings 81 1915 %. wetherF. - caIsi 80
ewes. si 7sas4 sheep. nized. SO T58ti -
Cincinnati FEB. 1i-cATTLLs- Receipts. ss
steady and quief. fair 20 good shippers, ~ eaf
90 Is: common s. bons4 Hoos-.Receipts 2. $50
weak l3a23e lowsf. butchers and shippers. ~ .;
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE Boston wool market IS
In a waiting condition. With values holding
steady some original territory Is moving. and
a fair demand Is reported for neece woods, but
the general condition Is regarded unsettled.
Mills report only fair orders, and even those
are said to be for limited ynrdase. The de
mand for Ohio feeces appears 10 be confined 60
one-puarter and three-eighths blood while IN
tive territory stock Montana and Wyoming wool
Is moving. Leading domestic quotations;
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces: Deiaine
washed. 34cs XX. 3ihg52c; nne, unmerehan,-
able, 2Jf2Bc; = blood cOmbing, 2v4SOc, -, 29o.
q .7n2T nc: delaine. unwashed c6td2Tc
Michigan. Wisconsin and New York neecesi Pine
unuasned. 2OQ2io; delaine 2IQ27c; y blood y
Gao,. = 27M2sc. kentucky. indiana and Mis-
souri,: 4. blood. 27hH2se: y. 26c.
secured basis: Texas. Fne. " months. Bic: f,ne
q to months J2a54c fine, fall, 4snC0c Cali
fornla. Northern Grades, 63965e; middle country
sO0a2c. southern, 1Goisc fall tres. t4g4Sc
clothing bsb6Oc. valley. No 1. 54f6Sc. Terri
tory. hns, staple, COO; hne nedium bsr5oc; fine
clothing. 52Q5Jc. fine. medium, SOns2c. v blood
comb.ng. 5sc -. s3u5Sc; y. 4pD5oc.
Pulled: Extra. osac3o. nns A, osc 4 supers
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

...3,n Fe5. lL-Consois closea 90
on-'.'. & g-ls for money and eV5t io'
tgae. g Sraconda was = lower az te-4;
t..easa,ssn t..s,sn pacific z higher at iva. Olai'o
CslSS Unchanged at zo5s. - d,s-
asla aiav Vas m quiet demand, anu ols
A-.s!o were easy to-day. ~
OIL. .,,s was active on the STOCK EA
Iia.sNs s,S large business was trahssct 49, =
cans, ,iraniaj issues industrial shares @ alu
" e. y. -sIs at higher prices, but rsaii5nis Diis
hosns e., s,igbt shading in the latter. hup-
es1s.,-ss ir7u~oved IN sympathy Win tiie
w :. 80, ,yiCes uaid et the raw material auO-
t'snS' S;i sha~es and Kaftirs closed easy.
jon securities were quiet ana s'sdoy
,s-jrg fhe forenoon. pendlhs ths ~, TeW
S-tt's SSo,t oneninC When received tne naL
l.-as. lU,s n~ices showed a slightly lower rahse'
~. ,bs. failed 70 influence ValueS se'e G
..s ~ market closed quiet and steAuy.
t,s s, - None in London. 2l2 per cent open
..sEst discount rate for short eills, I-teg
e, "a 5sr ~, cent. long bills, 3Q5 l-6 per eent
Sp..-'io discount rate, 2's per cent FaIlS
!1seoir, rae. d. Der cent; Pans excnalls Q
G. 1y5-dor q francs 2SAs centimss. Berl!l
t.-.ss,Se - On London, 20 marks 81 pfennlss.
1.G ~ goG rs 90, and American eagles It's
80
Paris Feb. 1A-Three per cent ret,.es
.,.ss5 q, cs1tirnes higher at 81 francs 5zts
,.r,ir,es- Prices were hrm on the BouFss'
Berlin Feb. 1.-THE tone was firm on the
r3oers1
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

Qs7 IS. common. s76S7 so. sHEEP-Receipts
80; strong So 25Q$3 30: lambs steady, s4GS6.
Kansas City. Feb. is.-cATTLE LE-Receipts
1900 Including 5000 Southerns; steady and ac-
tive: heavy steers Glow: dressed beef and export
steers SeEs6 as. fair TO good. 81 SOaS5 05;
Western. s. 2igse. stockers and feeders. 81 e5R
q 90 southera Sgs2 ' s,uthern so COWS ,S ssg
SidS5 rs: calves 81 25Gss 25 HOGS-Receipts.
10 900: i0dfl5c lower; bulk OF sales. s7dsT rs:
heavy, STTST %; packers and butchers S14s7 10;
lights 81 iO9s7 ~. SHEEP-Receipts. 5000:
sheep steady; lambs l0fi5c lower: lambs, IS 40
ass so. yearlngs. 81 50gs5 25: wetbeTs. 81 ION
s3Qfl.
Pittsburg Feb 14--CATTLE-stesdy; suppl
sHEEP-Stesdy; supply fair: primo wethers.
81 2oQs4 80. eulls and common. 50 50Gs3: lambs
s. zoo SO 10 VEAL CALVES. s8ns9 90 HOGS
Lower; receipts, IS double decks; prime
heavles. 81 90as7 a5 mediums. 81 COAST 65
heavy Workers 81 6Sds7 70; light Workers and
pigs, 81 s0GS7 So. roughs. So 25ds8 rs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

borland cut. sos Cd: short rib. ees clear bellies
dos Cd long clear mddles light eIs S2s ed neayy.
en',are KOS cd LARD-Primc Western, tlerees
AZ dd: American refned. pals. ass Sd cHEEsdE Sc
Canadian finest white. ne" oss 1gaee; es,S gos
Common ies Cd. PETRoLEUM-Renned. 6isd
IINsEEp OIL SIS Cd coTToNsEED OIL.
Hui refined, sSESt, a2' rALLow-AuS'raian IN
i'V london. Feb. i4.-sUGAR-Raw. Centrifugal
los. muscovado. ss beet February vs. 80, - !,
fTxsFFD-Calcutta. April-June, as. LlNasS I'D
OII. 50s sd. SPERM OIL. 49, los. PETso,-
,fI;M-American refined. 6lsd; spiri;s;o oey 60.
rITR TRPENTINE-Spirits. 62s Cd KoS!N-
American strsinee iSe Cd; nne. lss
Antweru FEB 14-PETRoLEUM. 10 francs.