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New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
dealt in 5000 shares i'm the local stock mar
ket. As a rule. transactions We're Oh the
buying side.
FAILURES IN NOVEMBER.-In Novem-
Der the business failures reported to r. c.
Dun Co. numbered 1,105, with Liabilities
81, 81 .M$5'26o$5l; This makes the aggregate la
DilltleS OF the eleven months Sl73. .i02 052. and
II the December defaults are no greater
IMAM in 1910 the total liabilities OF this year
will be about S1900JQOO9 I'm number the
November defaults were 81 less than in
OCTOBER and the liabilities Of SlJa66 537
compared with $l9.270,106 I'm the preceding
month. Comparison with November in
former years is not however so faVora bic
The number OF defaults was greater than
in all Of the preceding ten years with the
exception of 1902. 1907 and 1908 The liabili-
/ ties were greater than in any of the pre-
ceding ten years. with the exception of 1899
and 1901.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
nave been declared as follows: The Ameri-
can Can Company. regular quarterly Il,
per cent on the preferred, pava bic January
,. The Twin city Rapid Transit Company.
regular quarterly ia per cent on the pre-
tcrred and IL per cent on the common
both payable January ?. The Texas Com
pany, regular quarterly per cent paw
able December 50. The Producers Oil Com
pany, regular quarterly IA per cent. pay
able December 90 The Chicago, BurlinC-
loIl N quincy kHlUOdp, regular quarterly
, per cent. payable December 2S Old Do
minion Mining d Smelling Company of New
Jersey. regular quarterly 81 The Atchison
Topeka e. Santc Fc regular Semi-annual
y per cent on the preferred payable Feb
ruary !.
COPPER MARkET.-Thc large producers
ana selling agencies continue 10 quote cleo
trolytic copper at 13i4 cents Il pound but
demand shows q falling off. a natural re-
suit OF the heavy buying that has been
goIng on over the last two months Most
producers and selling agencies assert they
have sold their possible requirements two
months ahead. sales arc now being made
for February delivery Consumers are in
clined TO remain out of the market. pend
ing the appearance of the Copper Pro-
ducers' November statement, 20 be uub-
lished this week.
REFINED SUGAR LOWER - vi - TO-
ilnerS. with the exception OF the American
Sugar Refining Company. have reduced the
price of refined sugar fivc points, 10 J.H5
cents pound. less per cent for cash.
PENNSYLVANIA IN EQUIPMENT
MARkET.-The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has
issued specifications for 5000 all-stoe cou-
dola cars of a new type The cars viii he
fifty feet long and of seventy tons capacity.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET, Money on call
opened at AZ per cent; highest. - per cent.
lowest, ~ per cent: closing, ~ per cent.
ruling rate, ~ per cent. Time money was
unchanged $HG4 per cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS; ( per cent for four five. and
six months. Mercantile paper continued in
40H2 per cent FOR sixty and ninety days
iudorsed bills receivable and choice four 10
six months single names; li2aJe per cent
for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign OK
change market opened steady. with. cables
quoted at $500 1861. demand sterling at
4.6Sy bid and asked, siXtydaY bills al 1870
Q4.S2S0, and ninety-day bills at iSlt9aASl1..
Short francs were 51S3t plus l-64. and
short reichsmarks o. plus 1-S2. The foreign
exchange market was steady in the after
noon with cables quoted az $1,000 { S665. de-
mand sterling al i.S62Ou 4.S6i2. and SiXty-dsy
bills at 1850 4.S2a4. Short francs were
51S@t, and short reichSmarks o..
Bankers posted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

Southern ~ 3Od So 80. Southern cows. 81 TJ1
81 20: native 81 IO0SJ %. heifers. 81 mas
bulls - 5OGS5. calves. SfaS7 30. HO0s -
Receipts 10000. fOq2 lower: bulk OF sales
s. 25m 80 25. heavy. So 20m 50 25; packers and
butchers. S6qS 81 -; lights. 80 60p SO 10; piss
81 2jUS5 SHEEP Receipts. 10000, msrtet
ycurlings. SIas5. wcthers. 50 ESQ 81: ewes. S.
q So so. stockers and feeders. S2n ~.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
81. Louis Dec. 5.-CATTLE--Receipts 3,s"': :
fairly active ~ about steady pricesI steers,
s, tOGSS 10. hefers s. 75aS6 80. cows - 20
n s. 30: Southern steers 81 900 - % HOGS =
Receipts 1f.023. market somewhat si"w snn
prices Irregular. choice DIGS stoady' AZ owe
fOm 2Oc lower choice. 200 IN 800 10. go 4Jn
So 80. bulk of sales. s. COM S8 -. packeTs - -
q So 20 bcst lights. 1873 ~ and under, - 700
- 90. fair lights 50 j0d s. -. good Digs 10
10 and under. SIN 81 H. SHEEP-Receipts.
Asst. fat ones steady al others l0n l3c lover .
lambs. - - n 81: Gull lambs. So JODsf 20
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
PROVISIONS u

PROVISIONS was heavy selling aud
prirrs were weak. PORK-Steady; mess.
Si7 759S1s %; family. So 5ogS:i; short clear.
ti7 35a $40 BEEF- Mess. $I2 90 So fam,
India mess. $50 50d SOL. BEEF HAMs-Dull,
s"oI's@i DRESSED HOGs--stoady; bacons,
81. $50 III. Sitc: 100 III. sig,: 10 ID. ssc
ntss pc Cj-T MEATs-Pickled bellies easy
To- Io. o.. m1Oc: Il III, 9isc; ~ ID, 9Iag9&c:
picked hams steady 11h q l9c TALLOW
p,roIv sten,v: city 6isc asked: country,
i'g6S.c LARD-Weak, middle West, sos
a q 05c; city easy. So. fIh'sc; rehned, South
tmerica. 10 soc: Continent, o.55c. Brazil,
kers II SOC: compound dull, 'n' &C. sTEA-
EITE-Steady. oleo. 9l.c, city lard, iOn lOi2c.
'IIrr,Is~COPPER- weak spot
and Dccen.ber. i270H12.00c; January l272is
a. - oOc. February and March, 2I2i2 p re-
London cary: spot. f5s lis Cd; futures. so Is
IA Arrivals 2.gS0 tons; exports 2S25 tons
SO FAR this month Lake copper l5isN Sisc
elcctrolytic 13is HI3l. e; casting l-&M IL : C.
'TIN-Neak: spot 1875 a i5oOc; December.
a. i5G IS 25c; January. i45oW41c February
42T5GiI &c. March. 4l.5Og+ 49, 1Oc april lljO
n az 25c London easy; spot, zoo; futures
fiGs i51 LEtD-Quiet. i44 "a soc Now York,
495m435c East ST Louis London 80 les Cd
si1I.f TER-Weak. G50QG CSC New York, @ 50c
tssi 81 Louis. London ~. ANTlMONY-
mn. C,oksou's TSTi. n Sc IRON-Cleveland
i-.,rr,pts AIS IOi,d In London Locally trreg-
mar. 80 / foundry Northern. Sli '5Wsl5. No
. s11 s0GSI475, 80 ] Southern and No /
Southern soft. Sli 25gsli 20.
CoTTONSEED Ou-lnactive but fairly
st',JI Crude was being offered freely al old
prices. aud this discouraged buying ln the late
positions. although there was covering aud AT
~ rIns1 tbs uarSet was steady at point ad-
ysp,e 90 2 polnts decline. Local contract prices:
Yost.r
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London Dec. 5.-There were loo-o bales
offo~c8 at the wool auction sales to-dat. 'Ih.
selection was superior ono alu the oIellt.-
,yers oricl,ly sold az hardening prices aite
spirited conpetitor Americans bought lght
n1crinos and crossbrrds. The sales follow
Ts,. south Wales . 900 bales. secured, iod o.
ia infad. ereasv. - l Is id. queensland. o"",.
500 Irei Is n n Is ma; sreaFy. Pd 3 IA sa'
Victoria. 100; sroutcJ, ls ldA!s II 80.
,r..,S- Cid0fs I'd south Austrai0. lNu.
crees, Sa9d. west Australia. f00: grcas,
=. litH Now Zsolaud 1000; scoured. j. ld
Ilooc ana NataI 100: secured, 1850" Is Z 'sd.
groarr 81 tictel.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
STEEL RAIL ORDERS INCREASE.

Steel rail manufacturers report an IN
crease In the orders for steel rails In The
last few DAYS, and further improvement
im that direction is looked for from no"
on. Among the large contracts placed re-
Gently Is that Of the Lehigh Valley Rail
road for 1900 tons OF this order the
Bethlehem steel Corporation will roll 5000
tons and the Maryland Steel Company 2,cc
tons The United States Steel Corporation
continues 20 book business at the rate Of
about 10000 tons day, which is rs, per cent
OF the capacity of the mills Certain Of
the independent companies, il is under
stood, have recently found occasion to in
crease the operations Of their mills.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
STATE MAY INSPECT BOOKS
brokers' Record Open to Controller
Attorney General Rules.

Albany Dec Every person or firm
o'ahng in stocks is required to keep a
!ost and true book account wherein shall
,e recorded every sale, agreement to sell,
"Rftry OF transfer Of shares Of certificates
" STOCK and the time thereof, and every
uafSacticn in relation TO such transfer or
transactions. including the names of all
p@fues thereto according to an opinion
sahoamced to-day by Attorney General
Csrnody
ms book must be at all times subject 10
The Inspection Of the State Controller or
any OF his representatives. between 10 a. IN.
ana p. m., except on Saturdays. Sundays
ana legal holidays
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
FEW FOREIGNERS IN NAVY
Enlisted Force $500 Per Cent Native
or Naturalized Americans.

Washington, Dec Although the navy
is now recruited up to It's full authorized
strength Of $3.50 men, there has been Il
slight decrease in the number Of aliens
according to the annual report Of Rear Ad-
miral r. p. Nicholson, the chief Of the
Navigation Bureau. At present $500 per
cent Of the total enlisted force is composed
of Americans, either native-born or natu-
allied.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

cpot ciIict and = points higher at ?.3jc for
ruiddIing upland, sales nj, delivered on con-
tr.,f 900 bales Liverpool cables: spot IN
Good demand sales. $4,000 bales; speculation
md .Nuort l.O0a: American. 10000; imports,
~ 400. American. 10000. Middling upland,
: n,d FUTURES opened quiet at points ad-
y,nre. closed barely steady, TO ~ points
D ,rb.r December. SD. ecember-January.
4S71.d. january February. 4SSd. February
March 490i.d: March-April, 1921: April
Nar 4aid: Mav-Gune. t.96Ed. Jun'-J uly'
ioSi.I. Iuiv-August. ID. August september
iagf-d. September october. i9S cd, October
November. I9>d.
frrigbt concc from Brazil at reduction In
pricrs together with selling against cohee on
Tho SPOT and afoat. caused sharp decline
In values A. the close tho market was bare
/, steady with q not decline Of IL 10 is points
and ,t the low point of the day. prices
epo,,rd net lcsscs ~ - TO iS points from tho
bigI, of last saturday. while December was
under ils 1fc mark Tor tho hrst tilne since
1ct,lr. it, and litc below tn" high point Of
thr season The fact that actual coffee was
l,iuc ofcrrd freely while at the same time ~
!. almost impossible To make sales. had -
d,fuorsIizinC influence on bulls. WnHe II Is
uo. longer possible 10 buy coffee IN Brazil and
slir il l. -rr On time for delivery in December
tbcr. ar. about 100 OO0 bags Of cofee shoat
Tor the Unit. states. including lo.""u from
Iondon IIavrc "loscd at = franc lower,
Hamburg WAS fgn1 pfennig lower. Rio de-
clired f5j rcs. 4bd santos l5oh 20" reis. IN
tIr co.. and freight market santos - were
o0erod NJ T.. tnC HIth rumors Of sale at
i.c ,,itl g. and - 1T 1tPoc, and Rio Is at
I. TO spot pui.t and barely steady at 1Ah c
Tor Rio 50 :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec. 5.--Aotou bv one Of the leadins
owners of cash wheat here in using newspaper
advertising space ~ a method 81 finding custom
crs for his properly led 20 the most pronounc'i
selling pressure noted for weeks in the optiGn
trade on Change. The outcome WAS a violeit
break In prices WITH the close showing 2 los ot
iAc To 1izc net. Al other staples suffered IN
sympathv. corn nnShing 80 NO l@sMl 'ec down.
oats or &C TO iz0r.c Bnd hogs Of n't'h7
of &c TO - iac Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Ut ~ -
oars AF

~ ynrL Doccr7hor > 1NlI
,-,, ,,.i,.s 20 ms or . 1sS bogl
nF'' - - IN. in tbc mons Traeting
" cars OF H"i, - 90 l,,. 1,rosesd hoHf
in iar demand a. n,,Io p,IrcpsHd a.,
pool cSnles 4u"li" "eisot in ,ddit,on ~ offaI
~ -, "' '5s,irts aSS be,J' io5 on ssin
tAI\tN. -RertiptS, - HcdI - On Set Si-,'
stead. 9IIHrtF ~ ~ fsl ,,Ie, ''S - ,o sG
$40 per 100 TO- lniI tvu r,sso 51S ' w
l'S Few. j." on,nissio,, Sor,psn,.. 81
,,t 81 @,,..-.,as SfO nor 100 In. : In
Nsds' - - ~ - Irdi,na calves o5G Ib
1,ah", - ~ "a "a
GU. - g. -, o> ye,Is 146 III SO
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

%oy. York. December ., 1911.
>IS-WUEAT- T-Evidences OF luilhsI
vCntness in spot caused heavy lquidatioI';,
,,I ,;ric.s al the close We're III a l2c net
,i io,%cr Rcports from Chicago that principal
I,Iders of caSu wheat there were onerlns
large ouautitioe at Ac under Dcc'ulp@'t @ -. -.
cIaSatoi. and practically guaranteeing ouEtIs
.rainst loss emphasized the weakness. ~, ~
coipts were large in the Northwest, ana stoonS ono
at MINNEAPOLIS showed an increase OF o1ooII'
bre1cls i'm three days: Minneapolis was NSSn -
v.itb heavy selling. and prices IN inc ieIu,t in,
markets were al about the previous low PPlnS
of The season for late positions StoP lVs5
orders were encountered on the decHit' auN
tbc marker felt tho absence OF supporting ol
Gcrs kansas city reported deliveries ~
.oo OnO bushels December. with prospecls y.
further tenders. Local exporters reportsa an
indifferent dcmand. but CANADIAN nH nouso
,rirod that sales have been made OF Maul'opS
approXimating about 10J loads 30 s'u
mere. g5 &C elevator export basis ana '1tI
o. D. aroat: No ! Northern pulntn, - - =
% l. ri'olt. CORN--Early prices held tt,tuy;
but later the narket gave way and 'lpS,u
weak at q net loss Of = g lc. EApoIl n'N
nS1.c o d aHo1t to arrive. OAIN-Stesny ~
thc start bu; the market developed WeahnesS
and at the Close was = n 90 not loWeioo t%asu %
oats easy. standard white. '"isc No :; -
Nog . and T. 53lac: natural and whlte cIlppon
i.Tl 5Gt,c on track. RYE-Quiet; No :; "o@
mammal @ i Buffalo 10 arrive. ~ kLbl-
steady: mailing. 81 1s1s12 80 { BuitaIo.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
81 20, ,5s2,753 s.. I02. .6l5. 5.8l4


Girc,,lotion per capita, So a: Docember
,,,o s3s 10: pecember J, 1909. $3i gS: Dcccm,,
per !, iSy'' 1906, SO 6s December iaa
-, 81. december /. l1oi, 81 % December =
S9a sSd, 90: :toh 9f December T. 1872 500 81. Dcccm,
hc% IV@' j9oi s?s 70. December l. 800 SIS 90
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS,
SEABOARD CLEAR
HOUR AND MEAL-Tlour insctife q


,,.''.'i,',t Srrirl tatrnis 81 2OdS5 -, winter
sfraishts. 81 .OG 81 %. winter patenis' - l'4
ST ~. spring clears. 81 3o4 81 %; extra ~ l
winter s. So II IS %. extra 20 : winter, >" Z"
10 IS 50: Kansas straights. 81 81 20; tdncl
spring patents. So 25,q E6 8! R9F 81 10 60
f,u,,- S5nS5 20 BUTKWHEAT FLOUR
OMIT s. - per 100 III. CORNMEAL-Steady
kin dried S. G5 a s. -. BAG MEAl-Ftne
biie aid yellow 81 go q 81 G5; coarse. 81 114
e go FEED-Wcstern spring, S26 -. fi1nd-
ard middliug. $27 10; 0our do. So red dnS,
S:I 10: city bran So - bulk. y, - SACKS
,nil,iItuC S2I 500 S3i 30. red dos. 81; homii!y
chop 500 bulk $50 20 sacks; otlm"ai S"sH ~.
IOTT0N-Lost psrt OF Mondays advance
rarIv but rallied sharply and a. the CLOS
sbou. eg not cain of from . to > points. Tho
DAYS fluctuations suggested iendtnc! 10
oven up commitments prior IN the pubh'al ION
of thr goycrEmeuJs reports. Iht lnaIk'l
ius. bcfo the close shoWrd net hoNah'e p
of IN points with last prices shade on
from the best Members OF IN" memphis 'o,. c.
ton Exchange estimate the crop ~ l'l-"''''
baiee Local contract prizes.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
ROAD TO Be REORGAN|ZED
Wabash in Hands Of Representa-
tives Of Equitable Trust.
FINANCES LONG IN BAD WAY
w;nslow S. Pierce Supplants E.
T. Jefery, for Reconstruc-
tion Purposes.

.-. wabash Railroad Company. Whlth
49,. ,oon I'm a bad way financially Tor years,
90 bo rcoreanized. Representative o.
-, t,,ri.ablc Trust Company, which is inc
,-...,eo Of the first refunding and eN'eNs'o"
-,.-ro. are TO bc i'm charge ot the re-
,pizaiion. with Kuhn. Loeb 4 CO. as Tue
,-.iers II is recognized as a posslp'''!
80, racoivcrship may later he deeiC"
.S,t.s6le but it is understood to DC "'
80 ~ thc fnancicrs VINO arr TO dra't
..,5iuy,nont plan ;hat it viii not prove
,ctessdfv. ,,..,...,. II,
.,.cster1av II was announced that, at
=, ..,ie,t of the Equitable Trust COM
~ Robert Goelet, Edwin HaNicN' N'NI"
s-osb and Winslow ;. Pierce mad been
oiec,ed directors. dlling vacancies Wni'"
IA been made with tho object OF enao'inS
..c hoard 90 be reconstructed ihese men
-..b General Thomas y. Hubbard-aH h'e
,,,ng trustees OF the Equitable Trust COM
.y-are 10 constitute the executive com
-.,,,ec Of the Wabash. with general power
- act with such further individuals a.
49,. may associate with themselves as "a
.,,,,,jtteo for the financial readJuSimeht or
,,,rrsuizafiou Of the company
~. Pierce Incomes the chairman OF the
,bsrb replacing Z. T. Jeifcry. ana oil lh'
c,etutivc and reorganization committees.
and al tle request Of the commute anu
the Equitable Trust company NUM- Wv,
( -. have consented TO acl az n".,N, -,
sI'Ch Reorganization as '"' ,o''''',,'.
,o.onerstion with them. may formulate
CSOnISS
....,,,,,,. ,irtual control
Nr ilt'C'' Wa, - ard ro,ds its re-
n me """''' -. t,.- 1orq b.cp
o'@". -, ,,;,i +l.c Could Interests
,.'S''S ..',',,,,. ~ ,b. Western Maryland
-. ''' ..ef,..,.sli,, and is now chair
T'''' .,. ,.ar5 e55 several wears ago
man o' ''' ..-...t ,r Oh. Wabash.
"t It. ,e fe,- ro was also q
Lio1 ~ -. pacific and other
o'ffi o.. o' -. .,.s,.,, but retired
lIaf~'t ''.. -. ctld
A.ifdl ''il' WIZ" s,,;..,,,. 80. with
.Af "oe',, and bo is = di-
~ 1'"g" -. ,,...s.. .,,d tl.c Pa
'na'oL %. ,. -. t.d,,.ir TIaN
enc ''l''' ... .~ ,,roo Years been
.'' "dS 49,. r,,,ie,. i,,frv,sv It|
director OF int N'H'''' .
is understood that Doe has no Uhah'ldl u"
,s~.et ir fhr Wabash and that II was only
...-.4 f .o.rtai, oro,1i-
'''H '". 49, ,-,l r
rent interests i'ai ne '"l'Ie" '', wa. w. ~
which General hubbard. one ot hiS closest
s. r.- r,~ ,...re lorr .
o.7.''>
ToWter
Much interest was excited hN inc ah-
........,,. ,ref I-,frr. IoCh x co were
.t- 49,. min. -
n DO the financing Hno"f l'' 'oI"'h- ''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
MONEY IN CIRCULATION

The Treasury Department reports the
total money in circulation on December
~ follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Ma.urins i91l-2IJ

FURNISHED By swsrvyout d Appenzelisr NJ IS
Pine sJreetD
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

'1I--sheo by SWaitW0gt q Appenzellar No -
Pine strectJ
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

most nf the business in average fine.
MAPLE >IGAR-liberal supplies Of syrup
both here and in tho country, and % takes fancN
goods tp reach Sc M the close. Sugar Jon light
srLply and firm. SUGAR. 10. 1lTl2c, SlRtP
gallon 75dNj,.
GiNSENG-Northcra and Eastern. Wild. 10.
tp size. shape. ctc. s. 5G1S5 a. Golden Seal.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06

ANTS. Engnsh, dozen, SO. GROUSE. Scotch,
50: PLONER, black. 50 5OmSi. black cocks
and gray hens. 81 81 80; NENISON. hind sad
dies, lb. 33a Doc; forequarters Zoe. whole
deer 1sG20c; RABBITS cottontail. domestic.
pair, average best. l6u lSc; poor TO fair. 100
l5c: iackrlbbits pair. 5od 6Oc.
INE-Receipts for the week.
6S carloads by freight and about cars by
express Market stronger late last week and
peddlinE sales made a. considerable premium
over quotations The market opened this
week with advices OF lighter supplies. a armcr
feeling developed. especially on fowls. and
prices advanced to l2isc on Monday for fowls.
I9c FOR chickens and s. FOR roOstcrs. on Tues
d,v fowls and ROSTERS advanced 10 BE Tor
the former and Sic Tor the latter. Turkeys
i'm light supply ana steady. Ducks and geese
0rnl for prime lots. CHICKENS. express th,
IaT13c; freight Western, average. ,2c;
So1thern. IL iuc, poor. lie; FOWLS. express,
12GI3i.c; average, freight. Western. l3';
southern. l2i7c; poor to medium II = ID l2c.
ROoSTERS. lb. Size. TURKEYS. l4a lGc,
DICKS. Western. 10. l2c. southern. ~:
GEESE. western. iSc: Southern. l2c;
Gt-INEAS. pair zoe; PIGEONS 2Oc DRESSED
|perripts for tho week 81 G0h pkgs. NJ
iu,rtoyemont over tho demoralizod conditions
~ I, week ago Considerable lots az turkeys
intended for the holiday did not arrive until
,Isdinc was over aud somo not until Friday
moruing, hncst lots of dry picked western
have been freely offered since Friday last At
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

export. o ahoat.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-06
unIunIsE pRODICTs -Mnshroom
HONEY

fancy II here would bring BE. Practically no
clover comb arriving that is worth Ic. most ar
rivals grading No | or No .. very little demand
for California extracted. aud market closes weak
clover comb fancy, IL. 11c: No l. lJH l6c; No
:: t3H l4c extracted. 9Hlcr: buch"heat, conn
il4f2c. extracted 7aSc. california. extracted,
water white 9'ac. white. 14Sc, Nest Indian, -
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
WORKING GIRLS HOME
New Catholic Institution Is Es-
tabIished in Brooklyn.

For poor working girls of the Catholic
faith a comfortable home has been estao-
,isbed a, No. 10 Prospect Place. II is con-
dnc,ed bv the Catholic Women Associa %
tion. and Is especially for the accommods-
ton Of those girls who earn no more than
IS week.
Until February The building vas used rs
q school where practical subjects were
taught 10 Young women for = nominal fee,
rho Idea being to make them sslf-support-
lng Glasses wero taught in SEWING dress
making. millinery and cooking. typewrit-
ing stenography and bookkeeping. In the
hasennnrt which was fitted up as gym
nasIum. physical culture classes assembled
regularly. When the public schools opened
riebt sessions for teaching these subjects
the managers Of the association, headed by
tho Rev. Edward W. McCarty. Of ST. Au-
eus,iro's Church. sixth avenue and Sterling
p,ace decided that She best thing to do
vould be io turn the place into home Tor
working girls.
Tho second. third and fourth floors were
turned into dormitories. The first moor
,,as reserved for parlor. = library and an
oeico and the gymnasium was converted
into a model dining room. accommodating
ee,y nersons Mrs Louise Girod. manager
IF rho home. saws that her chief aim Is TO
make the place as homelike as possible
Tho cirls arc permitted 10 stay out rs late
as iO:2o y. m. and on one evening weekly
this is extended TO the theatre hour
The cost Of board a week Is 81 -. in
cluding three meals day. for rooms in
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crowds SO well drilled that their action
seems spontaneous. From the outset
the spectator breathes the atmosphere
Of the Orient and is held spelibound oy
It's glamour. He Is transported TO Bag
dad. with minarets and mosques, ba-
zsars and court yards. palaces and audi
encc halls harems and hammans. under
ground prisons and fiat roofs. noisy,
ouarrelsome crowds. chattcring Waysidc
beggars and somnolent. veiled maldens
I'm marble halls.
The Illusion Is never dispelled. for the
music is Oriental: y pair OF singers. n
dancer. 4 conjurer and storyteller fll
pausos between acts. and while the
scenes arc shifting the costumed figures
pass In and out the apron stage and con-
tinuc In dumb show the action Of the
play on the spectacular side stage
mana cement triumphs gloriously. The
pictures are beautiful: the crowds are
lifelike In animation and spontaneous
movement: the ensembles arc perfectly
composed and the contrasts are brill
iantly arranged between the streets,
where the crowds kneel In silence when
the Caliph passes and resume their
screaming chatter and fighting when his
retinuo has gone and the luxurious pal
aces. with their harems and Oriental
splendor.
A production so bewilderipg in its ap-
peal to ina gination and esthetic taste
can hardly fail 10 be one Of the most
popular town shows Of the coronation
year. Il Is something more than spectacu-
lar melodrama. with q vivid story told
by Mr.. Knobauch with literary charm.
II supplies Mr.. Asche. the central hg-
IRE. with a supreme opportunity for dis
playing his versatile gifts as an actor.
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