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The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
Eso.ea1 2eRper...e..

Neafz.; 90. a m.. a: a. H.. "a:
: q m. 81: n m. 3: n m. q; 10 d m.. a
Highest 81: lowest, q
Relative hmidty-s T. h., as u. m. 81.
Rainfall B p. m. to 81 p. nj, O. Hms Of arp-
shine. SIS Per crnt Of ID fdhe sunahine. o.
Tenrrmtu'' a nme DAG Last year Highest, 8;
The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
Delay In Statehood Case,

Tnp- A6s6cates Of Statehood for Arizona and Ne,
Mexico are depressed over the report circulate,
syuund the Carstol yesterday that the indication
rafnt to further delay in the admission o( the tn,
Territories into the Union.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
James o. McCleu

~ n |FI'''
James o. McClellt --s vr.=rsn q ~.
civil war and TO - ~;.ye g b
Treasury DEPARTING. t. LED 81 Gst
field Hospital Thu gg.u.a= w5
buried yesterday al rg1p v,-t rr'i.taI
honors in Airing = Go-rstsT-.. TLl
funeral was under /.rs-,,,sss a rsrrT,
side Post, Depar. t1 rf tE, p.turna{
G. \. Il. X.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
wife Names Correspondent.

Cruelty and nonsupport are named in
the bill Of Mary r. Day in her suit for
absolute divorce filed yesterday against
her husband. Samuel Oscar Day. They
were married at Sykesville, Nd, Deem
her s, 1907, A correspondent is also named.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
Temperatures in Other Citaea

Temperatures in othe cities, together with the
amount of rainfall for The tventy-four hours ended
st p m yesterday are Is follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-01-01

The following order has been issusi:
Parsed Assistant Surg. II. l.. SMITH. d
Hancock. navy yard New York n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
RAIL MILLS RESUME WORK
Railroads Place Many Orders
Also for Rolling Stock.

o-,.-- COR new equipment and steel rails
-, rIaced 70 considerable extent
A. yari5us railroads. and as a result
49,. ,-,n~ovement in this respect sew
-+..r mills that have been closed down
- zeal weeks have reopened for bUsi-
The o3en hearth plant OF the Tennes-
- C.o,l Iron & Railroad Company re-
- ooeratlons in full yesterday. after
r.a,.t-- bssn shut down since December
~ Tho company has received an order for
20 an tons OF steel rails, valued al approx
fr-atsIv 100000. from the Louisville &
>-aeh,ile Railroad Company, which will
l,sa, the plant busy for some time, and the
General outlook FOR continuous operation
of me rail mill was said 70 be excellent
The Gary rail mill has also resumed oper-
,tioos after several weeks ldleness, and
enough orders have been received, Il was
understood, 10 keep the plant going for sew
eral months. Among the rail orders an
rounced Yesterday. IN addition 70 the
Louisville & Nashville, were 1900 tons by
the Chicago Railways Company and $500
tons by the Illinois Central Railroad The
Louisville & Nashvine's new rails Will be
used for double tracking the road between
Decatur and Nashville.
A number Of equipment orders were
placed Yesterday by various railroads. The
Missouri Pacific ordered 1000 cars and 80
did the st. Louis Southwestern. The lat
te~'s order consisted OF I,5Ol box and 500
furniture cars, costing approximately 81
072o0 The Boston & Maine Is about 10
order three hundred passenger coaches,
costing $500 each, or a total Of about
100000
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
LEATHER FIGHT COMING
Effort To Be Made to Get Proxies
in Search for Dividends.

The fight for a dividend on the common
stock Of the Central Leather Company IS
10 reassume an active phase when J. s.
bache & Co. Issue to-day competitive
request for proxies for the annual meeting
OF the company, on the fourth Wednesday
IN February. There is outstanding $39 699,-
GA or the authorized 81, 100000 OF common
stock and no dividends have ever been
paid on It. while according 10 the financial
statement Of the company as Of January /,
1910 1t had cash in bank amounting TO
S0,'il'slo and a surplus of quick assets over
Liabilities Of approximately S5l.0l0Oo0.
The preferred stock. Of which there Is
outstanding SS3,299O5O Of the authorized
$ooo,oo0 issues, has received regular Z per
cent dividends since October. 1906 The
company was organized in April. 1905. and
in September. 1909. the United states
Leather Company was merged with It. Sew
eral large holders OF the common stock
have tried repeatedly 10 have dividends
paid on their holdings. They say that the
reason no dividends are paid ON the com
mon stock is because the directors OF the
company hold only 1o0l3 Of the 9a5 .s95
shares Of the issue outstanding. while Of
tile fifteen directors five, it is said. do not
hold a single share Of the common stock Of
the company
j. s. Bache & Co. asserted In Nav. 1910,
that they represented between 1900 and
5000 shares Of tie common stock OF the
company, and ar that time they wrote d
letter 20 the directors saying that they
thought the earnings justified O dividend on
the common stock
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ne following petitions ia bankruptcy
80 80 I.7c yesterday .u the United states
Circuit Court.
s-c-,A1 s---.aA u ard 3IERTLE S. 1LERES, col1g
a - 80 es Max l-. l-yres, m2nltactL-e
E.e7r sy---r 81 sa---lIs and caps al 30. 10,
~ T~!- --.----.-a.y5 oy these cLe---y.--'
gl--. ----aL --aL -tzCJuTllg Co-Af~Ay
Ce--1. -, -1-z--.--5 s. Coz 80 ana d.
ws-sS. ---,L. s. -- was alleged tha- L-sy
q 4 ..-a.tL en-. made preferential payL-e--1
AGO., 80 transferred merchandise e--
Hsr-y = q $500. Judge Holt apHC.nte-
g84S p. o.1se. receiver With OOLl %
an ~ ~ application Ct Myers d Con-
s1s a.,,,-91 ~ s-i1 the Liabilities were S-y-.Oyy
',-.-1! assets about $4,000. and tLaL
vss 80. ~. one. gt astLsmeLL MADE, -i~-
prr-f.-.t- -E The creditors.
c,-5-Cs.-N t-NL and Max LEVY, VINO
;sc,g-e-. --s I'w ct Fine a. Levy manu-
y Co. VI c.laks and rain coats a. 10.
cel.t0-s- 41el involuntary gy y-.C1~
&. Ts-ss. 4Gke1Ley, Field & WCodma4'
H0yss- = MAY T. Co.. $50, and 81. -
t.zH ~ aL-Er Holt appointed A-aL
40 ----5. receivers. with .on- o-
&V ~--a-.ss a.e $4,000 and
be sss.'irtt4Z ~ N and Max .1ACHAT, who com
f1s.-fs- .''.l- %. l- OF N. AarLaE g. son. g-oL----s
No1ntsr,-- sI1 e- no. - Walker street l'.
DO az, n lhese creditors. s. bfln4 q
elq 60, .-e British Importing and Jgl-
O. 4, ss.pany, 500 and Joseph Cohen. e-Jy'
la co-es..sle claim of the Standard Wool
pere f--tD-hy To was alleged that they
rslts en- and made preferential pay
y. rees9'--.-s hCit appointed Graham SUM
DPv s-5tl aut arsets 5000
PANY - A SASH AND DOOR CON
lsry o' 20 so East 9Th street inVol IN
sOt 3 Il, vase creditors: =. Eckenroth a.
tcr1rs.oerg $40 II was aiieesd that the
rT,f'5g Z. vas lrs0lveut and admitted la
HoHt s-,c ilatllty 70 pay ice de5ts. Judge
q The s,c..ed burgwyn Maitland receiver
,N0Pf-ez g. -l-n are estimated az s. -.l
sls <, Grand sr-ee- r-l..-tsgy Tfa15Iities
axe -, ana nominal assets $4sll
noasyi' 81, q The debts are for borrowed
tors -'-A ne obtained from thirty crs1-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
nrHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

,-.i-,g, Ian. 8-CATTLE-Receipts 5000;
- Beeves 81 sOaSi, Texas steers. Nt -ug
s5 90 Western. s. 6yes5; s,oe,ars an tse5r.3, ~
s. - eogS' y 554sS lSS 30 uoGs-RSoeifts, 5000.
more 7-g e. 75ays. miged. 81 1895 heavy. s. 70Q
- L 7-r -r1,sEh 81 70nS1 80, good 20 choice aeavy,
u e9eSs. piFs s. 5gGSs 01. hulk Of sales. s. snp
= o. -Fe-a, pts 80 ODO, weak Native.
g F17s4 * western s. 6aGS4 -, year.lngs,
= snG si 20. lambs. native, 81 '5gSo T., western
~,r.,rna,,. Jan. observation-disclosures. f22;
s,Eg- Is. lower. Fair TO good sLi1.eTs, - iy8
"a q5. common $2Qs3 IS. HOGS Etceiris,
SS-g2. ori4f Butchers and shippers s. lop$s -
-,,l,,rft 81 g5gSS 10. sHELL-Eec -p-s. 2'oi
s,cady. s2GyI Lambs steady. stayG %
ms, Buffalo jan. lo-CA LIZ htse. Lie.
s2oO. active, iOgl l2s .G3aeT ttas s.eSs 81 >D 30 %
tstS'rs st I-TSC IS, cows. 81 25u$5 80. bulls.
~ o. e. f0. stockers an1 feeders. s. ZlNs5 = 9
stor, heifers. S4GS4 e5i fresh COWS and sET.ngers
sc,ite ant strong S32GSiO NEALS-- Receipts
SSei,re l1 COO. active and steady Heavy. s. = 20
a. 5.- rrixef s. 25TSs 30. N0vzsrs, s. 3onsS %,
- Se -TFSs 50. rcUghs. s. 2aHAi 40, stays, SO
~ F0.' lair.es s. IOTSs rs. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Iall6s. s'GS5 IS. handy. $3.50 IS; yearhass
a. 80 - '-s. x-thers g eSGSa II. ewes - SOC
81 81. sheep, mlNei. 81 l5 81 p
Eansas City Jan G-CATTLE-Receipta
~ isc lower cows. stockers and feeders
-yesdv. dressed beef and expert ste 'gs. 81 lNH
"a p ,air - good s. 80 q 80. Western steers.
Il asa a5. stockers and feeders - 50 o 50 ao
-oBtre-r steers. s. p G Sc 20 Southern cows.
81 S25E SIS; native cows. s. ~ s5 81. native
s-Rss 90 HOGS-Recetnts 81 900 market sc
i.,r.. bulk or sa1es s. TnT 81 so: heavy e. 10
as7 80. packers and butchers, 81 IOgsT so.
iights. sTTOGs7 7Th. SHEEP - Receipts,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
TO VALUE BRITISH PHONES
Professor Jackson, of Boston,
Retained BY Government.

Boston, Jan. Is-Professor Dugald c.
jackson. Of the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology expert adviser OF the Massa-
chUsetts Highway Commission in telephone
matters and president OF the American In.
st!tute o. Electrical Engineers, has been
retained by the British government. Ee
viii advise the Postmaster General in re-
gard % the value Of the great telephone
property which the government is this
year 10 purchase from the operating com
pau.5s and make a part Of the national
pCstoF1cs organization.
Professor Jackson VIII sail for England
on January IS on the steamship Lusitania
for a weeks conference with the British
rostoE7co officials. This viii be a prel.m-
mary consultation, and he will return 10
this country on February z. Later in the
year he is likely 70 spend some months I'm
England. working on the details OF the
valuation or the system which S. 70 be
taken over.
Professor Jackson IS a Pennsylvania by
birth Before coming TO Boston he lived IN
Lincoln. C=ba Chicago New York and
Madison, Wis.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

r.ivcrrcoI. Jan l5.--WHEAI--spot I'm I'm .
No 2 red " sstsru winter. is a. tGl-sSs esst
March e Id. May. IS li.t. COEN-epo-
arm. American mixed, new. IS 5ladi .SIaey. Aney.
as SD. February. 4s S%d. Nay. Is = > z.
FEAS-Canad!an, no stock. H--W ,Slsts', .L.ss,
pstents 2qs 80 HOPS-In London lFacIu'
Coast5 s. 5sat5. BEEF-EEtra INDIA c'sss'
fS0s POEH-Priue mess Mesterni, 80, -
:, ,rs-sh0~t cut. 64s. BACON-Culnoerta rtaiil =
rrf s2g short rib. G2s 81. clear bellies ot'
81. Ions clear mIcdlss Hght 6is 90, nsa' -
ass. short clear backs, 59s 3D. slo-Ll5 -
square 5ss %. LARD--Pr5ims, "ei.e5g9' fi. 6g
ffarcas 5Ss I'd. American refined, pa-.s, ots ~. 80
~ ~ -r--~anafian duesr white, new, 5ss'
S.Iorsd COS TURPENTINE--splr rs, o's 90 90
POsIN-Common, l5s. PEI - y Sll,s, NJ :,
qred. sad LINSEED OIL. f5s COZ LCN
SEED OII-Euil refined. spot sos "a. -AL-
TCV-AustraUsu IN London. sos lN-ad. ,.
London Jan l6-RAW@ sJG4kr-ISeg5r 4FrI; gr@, iI,-. ,r
w 7a,, Is,-+,-,, ds CtLCUTTA LINsEED-ADr,l- !
june 6ss. LIEsEEP OIL 4ts iLid, I'D, SsGH4 .s6,sS
80 s5i-,ts 6&d, TURPENTINE.-cptr 4,
57s 4r5d. ROsIN--Amertcan strained. los oo'
III ArtVsrp. w Jan. 1s.-PETRoLEUM 10 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE

The assets Of the Continental Fire Insur-
ar-e Company have Increased nearly q goo :
~ IN +La last wear a. shown BY the annual
e+a+e~7en- lust made public. In Lanua-y,
Tc,1 the Continental assets were '22 10000.
[CI'a now they have reached the figure Of
coz ro7 an This gain IS ili-a'.ye II the care
eIl uudervriting policies OF the COMPANY,
fC- Inc fire loss Of the United states in tho
80 tre+ closed was considerably higher
+Ear even the huTe loss r. 1909
The disnropo-ticuate IRE loss or the United
S,,tes as co0,-ared with European 0Ou1-
,~fas fz causing 6re underwriters tc atteup.
20 erovsr the public O. the conditions
L1.,7~- T-vans president Cf the Continental,
~. o-~---ar+ing recently on the fire loss os
lie United states before the New York
faSis1afiye committee. de7'ared that ~ we
80 81 ,ro----l FIRE waste iu this country
Va is sfd n00oNo 20 so 90 mn a year in
-.c1g ~ s7-o on no 70 S6JJo00r" a vear-wa
f-a,-a v.oulG have the world bv the tail
IN Ten or fifteen years. because # Is an alb
eolute waste ..,-~..
-r,,,,s +re roupanv's gross Liabilities 10 he
,ri rq. 006. leaving a net surplus oc laci2 Co.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

spot Quiet. with prices - points lower. a.
L Soc for m.d5-ag upland and l5-loc ter rc!l-
ding Gulf. no sales Delivered or contract.
so bales Liverpool cables. Spot IN moderate
demand. sales s 600 bales. speculation and eI-
ocrt. 500. American. 700. Imports. $4,000, all
American. rrldd.irE upland. Soic. FUTURES
opaHe5 cr,!e, al lT2 points decline, closed luet
m a net decline Of l72- points. JanuarL Er1
Ts-1arv-Feb-Uary. 7s3d. February March Z sili
Ms-.h-Ap-i. 7 7s5d, A-ril- May and AnEc ., = --.'5
SID. Juue-TuIy, Ts4d. Jlly-AueIst Isl --d'
tr--st-serterrber 1850. 5eptembsr-Cct55er'
7aeG. October-November. T.ost-
CCTFEE-OoensL weak with January aad
TeDriary showing a decline o. points, Waie
otler positions were 10 20 - points lover. later
mere was q turtce. loss with NE sL-ats5l
ressure ~ the late position, ana at ,ae cecI.ne
he market was - TO- 30 points oeo" the
recent high level Late 10 The dav there Tas
iess pressure resulting In arm close. Nlla
prices points higher O . points net lower.
sales sC.T5O bags Havre was ae4-. u -Ees
lover ana Hamburg izEl Dfc1rlg lower cost
ara freight oners from Brazil were E1ney "a Z
lover. Glowing a decline Of r. % 20 points.
7--e ~-7r<e. In RIO was . re.s .ower santos
9.as IN res lower ana Rio exchange on Lon
trr Was rlr-h lnged at l8 1920 Warehouse de-
rf-arer az Brazilian coffee az United -t7ies norls
last week were l55.I05 bags against lta 80. ne
rr-y.ous week an 2i-5I0 last year Inc
visible surrly o., R-azIl.cu IN and oGoaf far
rr. United states was 2. SG7.9-3 bags, compared
vrf-h 4lN3I1 last yesr and 3.65l. 40 Two yea s
eco Srrt I~a-rive and i.c lower With RIO No
: at 13ssc Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
tOOK & soN IN ~ ouARTERs.

A spectacular Broadway fire late on
Thursday evening burned out the downtown
o1oss Of Thomas Cook & son. the tourist
sll ucssi agents and foreign bankers, but
o o'clock o. Friday morning the banking
department. vas doing business IN tempo
ia'y quarters 6. that no delay or iD-o1-
,sa-snos was experienced 5y arriving or
eeil-1s voyag=-s. Ey Saturday morning
a. Departments we've in fun operation at
40 - B-Cadwav. corner Of Fulton street
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

d 4 ono. sheen steady: lambs. 10 DC lover;
ie,obs s5 s50S6l0 yearArgs, - 90 q 20 90
ggotbers 4gJf. 81 so. ewes, 81 - 80, st"S~-
ers and feeders 50 2jQS4 .. ,,.,
pirtstErg. Ian. 6-CATLE--Actiyei SUPPLY
beat'y. choice. 50 Gyp ~ -, prime 20 tveso, -.
sHEEP-Higher. supply. ~ dolo.e oeeAa' - 80
s9. lambs. S5QSG e5 VEAL CALFEs-Sloa oafll.
TOGs-sl0v. receipts 90 double deeHsy gIl,u' gll'
be5gfss Sns. mediums $50, heavE lotHstr'
a. 7nlj Ss 25. light YorHers. $ tod<s oo' pisN
6 SSESs Dn. roaehs. s. I5EtI go
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
BOND sROKER BANKRUPT.

-acaso, Jan I5-Eugzne p. Purtei.e,
l'ez.asa; Of Pur-sue Sc Co., stock and bond
l''Sers. fled a petition in bankruptcy IN
ne is1e-a. court to-day. scael-.lrg his per-
s.a-l liabilities as S-.-.g5z and his assets
e S3se, o. w-ic- he c.as5iGss as 5000
cam against q safe Gcpgsi. company.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
southern and No Southern soft s15 % 10


Southern ana no / southern soft. SO - "A
MoLAssES AND SYRUPs-syrups steady.
with fairly good Jobbns business in molasses.
prices unchanged
NAVAL sTORES-Firyner for spirits tur-
rsotins here and a. Savannah. Rosin higher.
Tar auiet and somewhat lower TURPEN-
TTNE-sDlrits. machine bbls. SEC TAR
1881 ROSIN-Common 10 good strained.
q 20 a g. 80c. b. 6.75c. D. GSOc. Z. 6sjc
on : - Liusccd unchanged. Refined petro-
Ietrru steady 90 recent prices
COTTONSEED OII-Inactive with small
,rict changes. and final prices were unchanged
10 5 points net lower. Crude oil In the South
continues quiet. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
LONDON SEEKS FRISCO BONDS.

-'aeoa. Jan -a.--ae subscription l.s- for
las snase here o- The ST. Louis & San
tfsac--co Railway per cent bend issue
,-'Ssa early this afternoon. The demands
-i t1e bonds were heavy.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron. =. No ISIS IS Cotton. rnldGlinz. 1880
Iron, Sc, 30 l.. Is 30 .CcHee. No Z Rio. LOS
Srsel rsfIs, rs sugar. graruIsted $50
stand COP, spot. 1905 Noasses. Q X. 20
Tin ..-....... 20 g7tz Reef family. SIG Is
Exchange LEAD. $50 'rae' hams ...... 26 81
Speiter ........ $50 .TaIcW. prime. ~
sWEeat. No 9e-a Ecgs, ir. ltl ID ia
Corn. 80 O.. 5S Lard. MID West. 70 s.
Oats, stand, VIII. 30 Fork, mess. ..... = oIls
Flour. Np.s, pat $50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
ATTACKS ELECTRIC FRANCHISE
Long Acre Company Retaliates and
Calls The Edison a Monopoly.

Gals tHa a1S9N a 14uACpvi5'
Al the hearing Of the LouG Acre Electric
-igr. and Power Coupanv's application
Tor authority 10 issue stock and bonds Of
raCro11 and s5oC9l0l0. respectively, Com
missioner lEal-5ie announced yesterday
that the Public Service Commission would
admit testimony. along the line indicated oy
Henry j. Eammalz, counsel % the New
York Edison Company. Mr. Eemme1s
sought 10 show that the franchise Of the
Long Acre Company 70 operate had never
been exercised ana that it was really with
ou- -or-=
This yves vigorously denounced BY coun-
sci for the Long Acre. They denounced the
Edison as a monopoly, and declared that
i- had no proper standing in the proceed
lra When IL was announced that the COM
mission would admit testimony the Long
Acre lawyer asked for an opportunity 70
prepare TO meet such testimony as might
be submitted attacking their franchise.
After some discussion an adjournment was
taken 10 January E.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
CHICAGO. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan I8-with foreign countries so. sup
pire heavily and with domestic stNcSs % Nsl-I',
rii,7v mn the market here showed unrn4st tl'.t,Is
"a .S1ess TO-DAY. Final prices were ~.
lower to a shade up. compared Win odl odlarSias ~
,lgb, corn et Inc end az the session was az
1-S ~ r. down oats cff 1-ie0isc ard rios a.
decline %. "a dc2ilC. Range ot prices. ,.--
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
NEW YORK PRICES.
sat.
Wheat. r-ar Efgr Low Close. ~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs

tDIIUE-GHLeI UT lhseIIElT a.- ~.
t-rsg 10 IL points. The marae. creued O.. A
decline Of 500 points and during the early trad
tlg sold lDgll points net lower. rally or oGo
points occurred CuIi-g the middle u t1s day,
but the close was ~ practically the lowest EN-
ports continued heavy. being about 5000 bales
IL excess ct the rCr- receipts, and So tar ta-s
season gs5 900 bales IT. excess o. LAST "s1- Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
poeToN cURB-sTOCKs.

Furnished by J. Thomas EstRHaras. 40. IS
Broad street New York. and No. 50 Devon
srire street. Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

ELOUR AND MEAL--tlo1r 49,, l-l.,.rs 81, | etH
Sa[S s5ts ,saa, s. 5Eas3 555s3 e s1 9asr = Da;sns 5
. Us. srrrg clears. 81 -y4sa 30. extra 80 !
winter. s. 5O9S5 So. extra 10 Wis.e., - 5oL
Sg r3. Karsas straiEhts - IOaSi -. fancy spring
ostsrrs 81 7las6 So RYE FLOUR-Quiet. ta.r
10 GOOD. s. 2oES4 s.. choice 20 taney - 4ol
Ia - C-RNlIEAL-stealy. kin dried. = -
BAG MEAL-FigEe1 ,!i W5.ie o. and rzr zrr2- sse-1 en-
81 -. CO SS7sa5 oS. Standard miadlirs. S2s.
arr 40 s2s 10. red dog. So I5 ci;L bran
soi sS bulk SIC 8 sacks niitd.inZ. 80. T-l
dog $50. houiny chop. SO bulk 80 - s@-@-a
pRovIsIONs-steady sarly. bl, late In TIE tie
Fav thr market was easy. Fbl.aA--- -. .z5s-- z5.--
ness 522 % S22 90 59' t7fF tE7FFF-rt-rn o. ness
81 81 -I, fSr,lly SIC 50RsI7. packet $50
SIS ~. extra India moss, SEQ se9 ~ ~ cE-s
no 1h rIf3c. 80 Ih. l1i7c' pigs. l-e. g.
NEATs-Pickied bellies quiet ~ --- .t-, -
10, ,,a.,. a. '-ALLow-cuiet. cl,y. Z --l6c.
c-rntrv TrT5.. LARD-Elsy. Middle West
smzr.ea. Il75e; contiasut t1l5e' Br-ao5.' -o.
Lee II zoe. compound quiet. - Sc.
TEAFTTF-Cleo. 9E lai=c. city lard. l-c.
sUGAR-Rsancd UNCHANGED and aalst. stand .l.l1
ara zrsruIztrd. &. soc net. less per cent css-.
Beet sugar ~ Lonaon was uncaaAst- yo q
lower. T4uua~v and Farruary, o.. Nay. bs ID.
Raw here dull and nominal az recleel prlses
oil offerings for January and Fe-r-etl .a-L
r,s-r fr5rn cuba and porto Rico or the .as's
a. inside prices Centrifugal. 3G tes'. 80" g.
3 Gle. ruus-1vad5. 50 tey- anj J.llc, ana
r-ol,sz4s sugar. 50 test. os082sec.
VICF-In good G-uand. with prices me
rhaulef and tone fieafN
PER-Stautard dun. spot
T-~g4-r' February sId March. j. r l-.lNc. Lon
E-r er,fat. qp1t f53 So % futures, TOO b5 81.
lake copper. I2s7t fl3.l2 &c. electFoly,ic
1.62is q isc. casting. 1876 - TN
- rlru rrof and Jauuary. 4oea -l.lo-.
rebrgarv i1s0Q4I1oc. March, 90 Hallac
aEf Ao-s 4os0a H.25c. London easy. spot
f1s7. futures tlsI los ~ D--Dnl- spe..
fF1t tE.- New York 480 n s.33c East 81
Togi1 London spot rs Is 2t. SPELL Err
mn. ep-f. s55 q Csc New York. toa -.
-1.rar1rs warrants. s0s lOld !r London
r.ocallv Unchanged No ! foundry Northern
sIs5sesls25: 10 2. Si+ 75a SIS 70. 20 !
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
AMER. PHONE & TELEGRAPH

The American Telephone and Telegram
------e-1r. and associated h-Idirg and oper-
5tt~e comranlss in the United States, not
i-r'r5!re connected independent or sub
license companies. report for the eleven
~7orrrs ended November so. 1910, compared
as follows. ,,,, r.-.
-,-s earnings $50 IA oi2 sI35 Isl 10 sr5 Os2 So
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

Daniel Guggenhelu. pres.ulnt o. L-;S
company. in his reports 10 the stockhold-
e-s. says. "I am expecting 70 submit 20
the stockholders IN the annual report COW
erinE the fiscal year ended April 3d. 1911
more than usually extensive and comnre-
heusive report OF the business Of the com
-auv II does not seem necessary al the
present time therefore. 70 make further
reference % the business Of YOUR company
other than 20 call YOUR attention 20 tho
feet that both the earnings ~ the SueIt-
lr- company and those OF the securities
company are showing en- Improvement as
COMPARED with the previous year.
"I- is eucOuragIng 20 know that the sup
rIv OF ore coming 70 the company ls show
iu= q marked iuur1vemeur ] his has re-
suited I'm q considerable increase in the
amount Of ua+-. held .n process, as SHOWN
by the ircI-sel statement, and the COM
parv has been ENCOURAGED on this account
to increase the expenditure for Improve
rnert and new construction, OH or E4l-h
have been deducted from the profits I'D L7u
of depreciation.
The balance sheet of -s American Smelt-
sne and Refining COMPANY, as Of October
O.. compare. with the last previous balance
sheet. rs Of May T. 1910 as follows
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New York January lB. 1911
GBAIN-WEEAT-East but with roder-
ate li4ui5ati0n, and a. the close May and july
were l Elr lower. while ~ep-ember showed an
advance Of tc Liverpool was tsGl1 lover.
Reports OF good rains in India were also a bear
izh factor abroad. and exporters were poor
buyers although there were Z loads reported
fer export. mostly old business Worlds exports
for me week were g3T3 600 bush. against g,s66,-
600 the previous week and s 900 last year.
The visible supply showed decrease OF 6a@.Cey
bush compared with a decrease last week o.
262 600 and a decrease last year % $4,000 bush.
~. red. 81 On elevator and fsi-c b at5at:
No Northern Duluth, 81 y o aloet
CCEN-Easer. closing nc net lower. L.v-
er1o1, was also lower with evidence that The
market had been ovsroougLt. The visible supply
showed an Increase Of 35S 900 bush, against an
f-cresss last week of lt-s. 600 and an Increase
last year q 10000. Export sales Il loads;
new 80 o Jcc 9 o. a1oat CATo-stea1y
early. bG- later prices easier. lu sympathy with
corr. closing at isfi.c Iet lover The yisio.s
supply showed a decrease o., $4,000 bush. COM
Pared with e decrease last week Of G1f.ooo and
a decrease last year Of $4,000. Cash oats easy;
standard white, 5es 80 T. 59---. No Q. 33g,
and so g. 2Siec. ETE-Du.'. No . So
Sew Tor. BApLEE-S. es1v. mating. $50
acT Buffalo BLCkWHE hI-2l!st'
American &c. C. q New York. Ca-aai1.s ap-ae,
.aF.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17

The balance sheet OF the American snael-
ra~s Securities Company, ss OF November
60 1870 compares with the company's bal
z-~a sheet as Of June !, 1910. as -CL0Ws.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-17
ELolN BUTTER MARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Elgin. Jan. ls.-BCTTER steady 27e'
put 557 600 p0Cuds