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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

-COPPER-Standard easy; spot
and December quoted at 1915 l3c; Janualy
1275Q1S.o5c: February 12755a i5ioc Lona9n
dull; spot go; futures. 800 los. ArrlN ~,
74O tons: exports 1.401 tons 50 Tar ms
month: lake copper, 1885 @13itc; eiectr9lytie,
1875 H13itc. casting, l2's az 125sc. TIN.l-99y' ;
spot. 4J.s5 ~ sc soc: December, - n +1.t?c T,
January. 4450u $500; February. 5000 4dci
March. 42.5og44c, and April. AZ a az 52.S2s s
London firm. spot f206; futures, asa %
LEAD-Stcady. 4.4Ou4 .5Oc New York 4.1g4
487l.c East st louis London, TO Us od.
ST Louis delivery under the rule, at As! &C
SPELTER - Weak $500 G.IJc New AoLk'
{ SOFA CSC East 81 Louis. London. ~ Az.
TI8ONN-Dull; Cooksons, 7S7l2 a Sc lEON
Cleveland warrants. AIS 10i4d ia London
locally unsettled; 40 foundry Northern
Sf4 T58$1j. 40 .. $t4 j0d Sl4 -; No / south
ern and No I Southern soft. Sl4 % 81 -.
MOLisSES AND YRJPs-Bus mod
crate prices unchanged. tone steady.
RICE-Steady with fairly good demand az
unchanged prices
GAR-Refned steady but quiet, fine gran
ulatod &c net less . per cent cash. In Lon p
don beet sugar was quiet and S4d 70 ID
lower: Decemoor los sd; January; los lled
Nav los 40 Raw here dull and un-
changed: centrifugal. 96 test 4.94c Inuscoc
vado, 50 test, 4 &c and molasses sugar 50
test. 419G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
LOSES AND WINS HIS CASE
Secretary Of State Is Also Both
Counsel and Witness.

Edward b. Lazanslly, Secretary or state
wa counsel and witness iu case i'm the
Supreme Court yesterday and he lost and
won as both. The case was that of Louis
Rosenberg against Louis Levy for $50
FOR money lent The defendant said the
money the plaintiff save him represented
tine value Of O. mortgage that he sold 10
him, while Rosenberg declared Levy mere
j. gave him tho mortgage as security
Lazansky represented tho defendant
The Secretary of state went ON the Wit
ness stand, and his associate asked him %
number Of questions 70 which counsel for
the plaintiff objected, Justice Dugro sus-
tanning the objections. Then Lazansky left
The stand and wrote out a number OF ques
tons for his associate 20 ask him, after
which he again took the stand. These
questions We're also ruled out
The jury brought I'm a verdict for Eosen-
kgg the plaintiff, for the fun amount he
WI for, and Justice Dugro promptly set
NsScrdict aside. saving that he would not
allow {, 10 stand. The court said he did
this on his own responsibility and without
notion 10y counsel for the defendant. but
Lazausky was quick 10 make the motion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in tho United states
Court:
ALBERT SCHOWINSIlY. manufacture
of women's hats No. IT. Wooster street
Involuntary. Assets S,Stu. ,-,,
| iNFWBi-RG AUCTION MART AND
JOBBING COMPANY. housefurni,SSalns
goods. New burg. y. Y, involuntary lners
ar. over $50 creditors Assets between
SINiTEL RICE of Poughkeepsie, \ y.
voluntary. Liabilities N.loI NANNY i''
s,rocories and cigars no assets. -,
ISAAC NJ COHEN. living at the Hotel
Uiorrcpont. 40. 43 West ed street Volun,
tarv. Liabilities $3.50: no assets. AmohE
tb. creditors are Helen A. Robertson, OF
RockaTay Beach, 5000 action for alleged
NORRIS H. FREYER, MANUFACTURED OF
sIirtWaists 40 81 Walker street; NoIuh-
tarv. Liabilities. 500 assets. SLEW no.
ANNIE KLEIN. manager or 40 49,
second avenue; voluntary. Liabilities sSoI
assets, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
WABASH BONDS ACTIVE
Directors to Decide on Reorgan
izatiOn Plan To- day.

Wabash refunding per cent bonds,
which closed at 519s on Saturday, opened
at 81 yesterday, and on heavy transactions
advanced to jG$s, reacting TO 5jis at the
close, and the preferred and common stocks
were unusually active and made material
gains, which, however, were not main
tanned. both issues closing unchanged from
Saturday.
Reports were IN circulation that two I'm
Tortant railway systems We're negotiating
for control Of the Wabash, but these rU-
morS were denied ON good authority. The
Wabash directors are scheduled to meet
to-day to consider and act upon the re-
organization plan of the Wabash Pittshlirg
Terminal Railway Company and the actiN-
itv i'm the bonds Yesterday was commonly
supposed 90 be related 20 the prospect Of
action being taken at that meeting. lt -
believed In Nell-infOrmed quarters. how.
ever, that no nnal decision will bc reached
to-day by the Wabash board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
STEEL APPEARANCES FILED
answers in Suit for Dissolution
Due in Four Weeks.
FEW DEMURRERS EXPECTED
Reasonable Extension May Not
Be Opposed, but Wickersham
Will Not Consent to Delay.
Thy Telegraph to The Tr.bunel

Trenton y. j., Dec. Another step In
ia governments suit to dissolve the
,,nited states steel Corporation was taken
.a.dav. when all but four Of the sixty ind-
,,5,,sIs and corporations named as defend
It's filed formal appearances with the
Jor,, ~ the United States Circuit Court.
IT, four we're the Carnegie Company Of
Nv, Jersey. the National Steel Company,
,to American Steel Company and the
american Sheet Steel Company four cor
,oya+joas whose charters had been for
fsited.
Under the court rules the defendants Will
have four weeks from to-day within which
90 sle their answers TO the voluminous bill
~ complaint prepared by Attorney General
,-;c,ersham and Jacob NJ Dickinson, who
~es retained as special prosecutor. In a
Litter written TO John Il. Nreeland. United
s,s,es Attorney. and forwarded by him TO
,bs DEPARTMENT of Justice at Washington,
Kellogg & Emery, of New York. as counsel
,or number of the Western mining cor
noratlons named as defendants, have asked
tor an extension of time within which to
,rsrare their answers il is understood
,bat the United States Steel Corporation
Itself will subsequently, join in this request.
According TO reliable information, Attor-
nov General 'Wickersham will not oppose
the granting Of what he regards as a rea-
sopahIe extension. but will not consent TO
snv application which he thinks has for its
purpose mere delay Of the proceedings. II
e expected that the request FOR an extern
,on of time Will be made TO the court on
ore Of the Mondays between now and Jan
nary 1. when the answers are due.
The reason that all of the appearances
Noro withheld until the last day required
FOR fling them was 20 give the defendants
the benefit of an the time possible before
cling their answers. Under the court rules,
unless an extension is granted, defendants
must plead answer or demW within four
weeks after fling their appearances. ii
seems 10 he pretty well understood that the
next step viii Dee the filing OF the answers,
,stber than d.mUrrCrs, although no Official
announcement to this effect has been made
hv counsel for tho defendants. II Is oil
course. possible that different defendants
may pursue different courses and that some
NAV answer. while others demur.
Tho sppcaranccs fled to-day came from
four law firms bary, Depue taulks'
Of Newark. and Murray, Prentice q How
srd kellogg d Emery and Sullivan ~
Cromwell. of New York
During the afternoon separate appear
suc,s ver. dled uy Murray, Prentice x
Howard. of New York, for John ID. Roche-
teller and john L. Rockefeller Dr. a sep
arata appearance was also entered carrier
IN the day for Andrew Carnegie 10y Linda
bury. Depuc d Faulks. The last appear
arce received this afternoon was Tor Id
mund C. Converse. VINO is represented by
Sullivan q Cromwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Dec 4.-CAIILE--hecelpts @e,Vvp'
s. 500S9 IS; Texas steers, - l0dS5 20; Western.
s. 40Q$7 10; stockers and feeders, $3.50 80
cows and heifers 81 9oaS5 90: calves. s. 5ogss;
EOGS- Receipts. 1900: active and ste9ey 70
strong: light, s. 6Oa$6 80; mixed. $ 9oqs6 80.
heavy. S. 95qS8 IS; rough, s. 95QS6 20; good 70
bgIE Of sales Sc i5as6 30. SHEEP AND
LANBS-Receipts 10000; weak; mostly lOGIop
yearIings. SfGS5 25; lambs native s. 15gs3i
Western, So 1885.
Kansas city, Dec. 4-CATTLE-Regelpt
strong dressed 6eef and export steers. 50 e5qS9.
fair 70 good $5gS6 %. Western. Sili>o ~,
stockers and feeders. S4a$5 60; southern. SAG
s. -: heifers. S4dS7: bulls s. j0q$4 IS. calves.
S4Q$1 HOGs--Rcceipt. 1000; steady TO 20, %.
IS6 IS packers and butchers 20 lOgSo 81. Ugal1
SIS GS6 20. p.es, SASS 80. SHEEP AND
muttons. SiaSo; yeaIriings, So foaS9;, WetR,er-'
So 2}6S4; ewes, SS4So 90; stockers and feeders
East Buffalo Dec. 4--CATTLE;-- Receipts
. 100: active. good 70 choice. l0Ql5c higher
others steady; prime steers, 81 G5nSs shipping
Sc 25aS7 20: butchers. S5aS5 IS. heifers, So 751
s8 81. COWS. Sass -. bulls So 50qS5 25: stock
ers and feeders So 50aS5 10: stock heifers. SO =
ass 90: fresh cows and springers active; choice
T-t.$I 81 Feeeipts. 500: active ana Csc lover az
$3.50 20 HOGs-Receipts. IS 200; active and
steady: heavy and mixed. 50 4oaS6 80; Yorker G
& co. sf az 81 56SS5 20, dairies' seas5 40
SHEEP AND IAAIBS-Receipts 10000, active
sheep steady; lambs steady 20 l0c lower ambs.
SO 50aS6 65: r few Sc 75 yearllngs 81 25QSi -;
wethers. SO 1884; ewes. So 2Jq$3 20. sheep
mixed. - 50GS3 20.
Cincinnati. Dec 4-CATTLE-Receipts 2.6sT:
active and steady. az last weeks prices steers
So 57dS7. heifers. 81 50dS5 35, cows 81 @ogS4 %.
calves steady az S3rSS. HOGS-Recelnts 3.4s3;
active and steady; packers, S. itn$6 80; staes;
S3ds5 25: common sows. Sass s.; Pigs ent
lights S4TS5 80. SHEEP AND LAMBS-ke-
ceiuts 33S: sheep strong, at 81 25pS3 70; lambs
good active and strong: medium and common.
dun and weak az S3GS5 so.
on December n. when the Cnitei states Ag :
ricultural Department issues ts final estlnats
az the cotton crop, the Liverpool Cotton Ey
change VIII hold an extra session 10 receive ia
report. The exchange viii close az D. m. ths
usual time and reopen from Gas - D. n:
THE exchange viii celebrate the Christmas AMI
New Years holidays by closing on December p,
% 90 and so and January !.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
81 louis. Dec. 4.-CATTLE-Receipts e6o9;
fairly active. prices steady 20 l0c lower. steers,
Sass 80; hoifers. SO y0dS6 u; cows 81 451
S. -: Southern steers. 81 500S5 IS. HoGs-Rs
ceirts, 1894 moderately active and lg4zDn
lower: choice 50 f5GS6 20; bulk Of sales IS - q
e. %. hackers. s. 60GS8 10: best light, s. 400
S. -: AIR Si751$J 80 GOOD pigs, 81 5oa$t q:
common S4aSi 90 SHEEP-ReceptS Asa;
slow and barely steady lambs. - S5aS 90
culls. SO 5OGS4 IS. sheep. So 158s3 80: eomr1ons
81 -5TS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

IOnuOn Dec. 4---IhU wool uucllOn sales
were continued TODAY with offerings OF $50
bales Demand was animated aud best prices
OF tho series We're realized. Queensland
secured sold at - Iisd. Faulty woods wero
the nrmcai. American purchases included q
next saturday po-day's sales New south
Wales. loo bales. secured. Is Giad1is 7d.
greasy. 6tl.ln Is Queensland. goo. secured
Us ldn2s Fad. greasy 9df Is Id. Victoria.
. Goa; secured. Is idQts ia, greasy 4&dT
lH "a. South Australia. 100; greasy, So 10
aiad. New zealand. 200. secured. Is % q H.
amt Natal 400 secured. Is 4hd1is Dad.
greasy. 96d. Punta Arenas, 1000. greasy.
f.g1Qi.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool Dec. 4-wHEAT-spot steaiy;
No Manitoba. IS 10isd; No 3, IS Tizd;
futures eaey; December Is 81; March. "a
Esd; May, Is sd CORN-Spot quiet :
American mixed. IS Id; futures easy: Jam
vary. IS SID; February. - "a. FLOUR
Winter patents. 27s sd. HOPS-ln London
tPaclac COAST. fifTtI2 BEEF-Extra India
mess. SIS %. PORK-Prime mess western
OBS Cd HAAiS-Short cut. JSs. BACON
Cumberland cut. as short rib DIS 81, clear
bellies 50s 81; long clear middles light sis
"a: heavy, dis CT: short clear backs. AS;
shoulders. square i0s LARL-Prime Western.
tierces. sos 81. American refined, pals. as ~
RUTTER-Good United states, ll2s. CHEESE
Canadian finest white, EOS; colored. EOS jf.
TALLOW-primo city. SOS Cd. rCRPENTTNE
Spirits 36s Sd. ROSIN-Common i5s Pc
TROLECM-R Refined. 6Ad LINsEED OIL
3Ts cd TALIOW- Australian i'm London.
32s Cd COTTONSEED OIL.-Hun refined.
spot. 26s
London. Dee 4-RAW SUGAR-Ccntrif-
ugai lGs nd; muscovado. 14s BEEF
suGAR-Deccmber los "a. CALCUTTA
LfNSECD--April-Jun SIS %. LTNSEED OIL.
3Ss od. SPERM on "a iO5. PETROLEUM.
American refined, 3 I'D, spirits 6Nd TUR.
PEETTNE-Spirits 36s ROSIN-American
strained. lls 1Osd: fine. 1Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

Spot quiet and points higher at 0.3Oc for
middling upland: sales. II bales; delivered on
contract. $500 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot.
fair business doing; sales, 5000 bales specu-
latiGn and export 500; American 1000. i'm
ports. 10000: American, 5000, middling up
land, bold; futures opened quiet NJ . TO 3
points decline: closed steady, / to . points
lower. December. 4S3isd. December-Jan-
uary, 4.S3d. January February, 4S5d, Feb
ruary-March, 4S6iad: March April. 4.sSd;
April-May. 430ied. May-JuTe. 4.93d; june
July. 1851; July-Ausust, 4.96i2d; August
September. 496d ScptomOcr-October.4 .9J u u;
Oct0hcr-Noyembtr i.9Jd
COIfEE-There was heavy selling move
ment. especially iu December, and prices
closed at a net loss OF 2G to SO points: sales,
55.2J0 bags. About 80 600 bags OF December
were sold, mostly through one house. and this
had q depressing influence on the entire list
Havre, after i fairly steady opening, turned
weak. and at the close was "a al francs
lower. Hamburg showed a decline OF = n =
ptannig; Rio was - refs higher. but Santos
was weak at 80 refs lower. The visible, IN
and anOat for the United States, was 1880 O9G
bags. compared with 1913 096 last year and
43lb.Gyu two years ago Cost ana freight
offers from Brazil unchanged 30 slightly
lower. SPOT inactive ana easy nj 1i&c for
Rio No l. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

glnned to December /. and a crop of IL. Q,OoV,
excluding lintcrs. had been discounted. ny
vote OF 1893 TO the New York Cotton EN-
change decided IN favor OF the proposal 10
establish third yearly revision of differences
between grades OF spot cotton applied 10
deliveries on contract. and the change in the
bylaws viii become effective next season
The additional meeting viii be held I'm Febru-
airy. ca IN year. lightning with 1913. Local
contract Dricog:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
Competitors Were Destroyed.

Tic Attorney General declared il would
be impossible to restore former conditions
through dissolution Of the concern. be
cause there is hardly a yesuge left OF any
of the ruined companies outside OF the
graveyard Of the defendant company at
Dayton" The graveyard IS described i'm
the petition as d room at the factory OF
the National Cash Register Company, al
DAYTON, where we're displayed registers OF
competing companies. which, IT is charged,
had been forced out of business by alleged
illegal methods The Attorney General s
statement follows:
The United States to-day filed its bill in
equity I'm the United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District of ONO az I'm
cinnati. against the National Cash Register
Company. of Dayton, ONO. ana twenty 70
eight Of its principal officers and agents,
alleging and charging that about the year
1890 the defendant, John IL. Patterson, and
his then associates, as the oHlcefs anu
agents of the then existing Naiondl Odsl
Register COMPANY. entered into con-
spiracy TO create and maintain munopolE
in the manufacture and IN the sdle anu
sbpment I'm int aTState and foreign com
MERGE Of cash registers and other register
ing devices. That by means or the various
wrongful and illegal acts set out ia Inc
bill. the defendant Patterson and MS o.
sociates have succeeded IN running ana Ie-
stroying more than one hun4reu anu my
casb registe, companies, and q result
to.day control more than 81 per cent of the
trade and commerce in such commodit!Gs !
The bin charges that this conspiracy ana
atter,,t ia rnDnopolize Is still being car
Iied out and mat 81 the illegal acts Of the
defendants are not restrained they WIZ
continue TO carry out lnclt COhs4iidl go
perhaps ultimately obtain complete
monopoly Of the cash register industry.
The prayer is thar thc defendants he re-
strained from the further commission OF
such wrongful and illegal acts and from
further carrying out thelr consniraCy
IF t,o rompanv. for the reason that there
is hardly "a yc5tisc left Of any Of the ri-
ined companies outside Of the graveyard
of the defendant company AT Dayton anu
therefore " is impossible to restore exist
ing conditions. rhe object of the bill Is 20
comuel far competition and 90 restrain
mo acts OF sayagery here toforo employed
ana now being directed against the ie"
remaining competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

PKONisJ0NS--Weak. owing to large re-
ceipts u hogs al Western points and under ham
mer!ng by bears and selling Tor foreign account.
PoRk-Steady; mess. Sl7 75nStS %; family.
SO 50us2l; short clear, 81 25HS19. BEEF
Moss Si2 jO0Sl3: family Si4aSl4 80: packet. Sl3
ass 20; extra India mess. go aoaS2l BEEF
HAMS-Dull M s29G$3l. DRESSED HOGS
steady; hacous, Sic; $50 10. SIC; 100 10 '4c;
l40 H., She pigs, o.. CUT MEATS-Plck.ed
bellies quiet; 10 10. 1Oic. II H. l0c; ~ 10. lOc
Picked hams barely steady OF llh41li3c. TAI
LOW-Quiet: city Giac: country. 6tU6Ac.
LARD Easy; Middle Western. 9.15a9.2Jc. CITY
quiet al Go. nominal. Refined barely steady
South America. 1050c; Continent, 9.IOc. Brazil,
kegs. ~ A0c Compound quiet at 1GIt.c
STEARINE-Steady. olco. Ole. city lard, log
1utzC.
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentine firm
aud higher here and az Savannah. Rosln ana
tar steady and unchanged. SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE-MaChiu. bbls. JO54c. TAR o.JOc. IoslN
-COnm 10 good strained, 600
OiLs-Linseed oil dropped Be a gallon To-
American and e for Calcutta. Refined petroleum
was unchanged PETROLEUM-Standard white
Now York and Philadelphia bbls. SOC; buIh
2 Soc. cases. SSJc; water white, bbls, eiJc'
bulk 1850; cases 9.sJc. TINSEED OIL
American seed, city raw. 73qI4c out-of-to~n
raw 72d73c; Calcutta raw, Soc. Lard OIL eV0
S2igc -,
COTTONSEFD OlI.-Essier. and prices lost
To- . points. There was considerable switching
from December 10 later positions as well as sell
Ing OH the decline fl Lard Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

&, tho Atlantic states 10 win continue cold Tues
Ga,. followed hy rising temperature "Wednesday.
I'm the West temperature changes will not De
the Winds along The New England C.ast viii
Wedursiay: along the middle Atlantic Coast.
ruodcrate north becoming variable. along tine
south Atlantic coast, moderate north and uCrth.
eesf. along the east Gulf coast. light 10 mod
erata northeast: along Tho west Gulf coast. light
10 moderate cast to southeast. ou tho Great
Lakes moderate. o. brisk southwest.
Steamers departing TUESDAY fu- EuT1lcI1
portg VIII have moderate northwest 20 north
yyiuds becoming variable "Wednesday. U!th fair
weather. 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Localities. roe the Ilis-
trict q columbia and Maryland. fair to-day.
fair and warmer Wednesday. light Co moderate
north winds. becoming variable.
For Delaware ana Now Jersey. fair to-day.
fair ana warmer "wednesday. moderate north
v.ipds becoming variable
For Eastern PennsgNau fair to- day. fair
and warmer wednesday. Hight TO modcgatc ,ari
ablo winds
For Eastern New York fair TO- day: warmer n
western and northern PORTIONS. f1lr ana warmer
wednesday. moderate variable winds
For New England. fair to-day. not 30 cold BAL
Northwestern portion. fair ana warmer Wcdn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
,,,. Us, .a Soy. N1CS.50o 500 200 Slsa5OO
NOV so. S5g3.3JO C79I roo 5.G2lIOO
AiNN- ST. PAUL O. sAULT Ste MARIE.
@path o. Oct
~ '-.Hhs-.. $l,5sS 700 81 2G9. CC7 SIg15. 8st
'-N4- ava taxes. $4,000 7S05l4 S85.7O2
2 f,. 1-J n Ss3l,loO Slss 90 SL0sO 20
eSrr.ue-.. Sg217.8A5 1851 SIS S5.q34O41
'- 'dA-s @.j32.tn4 5U1l 90 3GJs. 7C4
"" earnings. S2744ssI SL8O0.c43 s2.S35. go
~. ,c4iaaeo DivislonJ
"iDaiI az OCT
@9ss "aniHgs.. Ss27. 7gi S>ia-Os $500 eco
+i' ei- ,aEes. Gl4.5aJ C2T.3u J2jaJ2
fain.Hss.. S2l32.G SlDaig. S277. aOs
"tiI l.Onf. 81
earaiHs-. Sg.al4.Gl3 Sa.227 .ss4 81. 9s3. i68
th ana taxes 223lS.iJ @3.s 1OG 1852 ,i,3
go 'afHin2s. S9s2. rs @sa2.a7s SI033Sl5
sundays NETWORK TRIBUNE
"ahed anywhere in the United States
o. $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago. Dec. with tho United states
visible supply increased moro than million
tueheis f5r Tho week and with Northwest
Ceiuls very heavy, wheat owners to-day became
discouraged. Closing figures showed q decline
~ i.4asc TO re net Corn finished h1&Q7.o
down. oats or is0hc and provisions az a drop
Of IL. 4JOc. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Now York. December 4, 1911.
GRAIN -NUEAT-Scllcrs were more Ak
rrersivt than buyers and prices were lower;
closing al q net loss Of J. n &c. lhNerpooI
failed 10 respond to our advance OF Satur-
dav selling on sharply after steady open
, ing The visible in The United states m
creased 0Jg 600 bushels for the week, DING
ing tic total 30 G9.9tS, 600. compared with
A. $50 coo last wear. when the increase as
100000 Exporters I'm Canada wired fairy
good demand for Canadian, hut sales re
ported were only s loads at outpOrts. 30 :
red here. g6a.c elevator. export basis, ana
Oslo aGoat. No ] Northern Dululh'
s11SI. r % b aGodt TO arrive. CORN-Easier'
with active liquidation 10 December. There
was q partial recovery at the close on cover
ing but final prices were = q = net lower.
TN. visible increased 4G3. 600 compared with
an increase last week Of 29I 600 and an IN
crease last year Of $1,000 Export sales. :
loads at outpcrts. Export new, 69is ID
aeJat. to artiEc. OATS-Moderat aStiN"
and lower, closing az net decline OF 5 g = Q.
Tho visible showed decrease OF 3660OO COM
pared with decrease last week Of $4,000
and an increase year ago Of 25s 600. Cash
oats steady: standard white, J4c in elevator:
80 ., 5llac; Nos and /. dc. natural and
white clipped. g. n SIC. on track. RNE-Easy;
80 - e6c nominal r. ] { Buffalo. 10 arrive.
BARLEI- steady, mating 81 1SQ 81 y c +
1 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05

day: diminishing northwest winds. becoming
variable. -.
For Western Pcuusvyanis and western New
York fair To-Day and Wclntsd1v. with slowly
rising temperature. moderate 10 brisk south and
southwest winds
Local O9l,ial Eero-l.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature Tor tho last twenty
four hours. iu comparison with the correspond
Ing date Of list year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONTY MARKET. - Money on call
opened al per cent, highest d Der cent;
lowest per cent; closing, A. per cent,
ruling rate per cent Time money was III
moderate demand. Rates, 3a404 per cent for
sixty and ninety days. per cent Tor four
fTe and Sis months. Mercantile paper was
Issued rather su.rnslN 4 good demand
existed for the higher grades. Rates, 444le
per cent Tor stxtV ana ninety DAYS iudorsed
bills recerabl. and choice four 10 six
months slusl. names; i4d5'- per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign ex-
Change market opened easier with rates OF
. points 10 4,55ya4 o5tj for cables +sc2H
$50. for demand sterling, 4S3So0AS-0 for
SXu-day bills and lNi2UASl60 for ninety
gay bills short francs were quoted al D. lSis
loss l-l5 and short rcichsmarks at - l-lo-
After declining 10 +Sii5 for demand sterling
ne market was q shade steadier i'm the
afternoon Gables were quoted ~ S1J3H
+StH demand sterling at ASSOC eid anu
tske1 and siEty-day bills az i&,y0 N-So
Shgfi francs were around 51.i plus l-6i'
etn snort reichsmarks % plus l-52.
t-LLer rs.f.U ratios follow.