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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
The Chief Need.

A pale, intellectual-looking chap,
wearing eyeglasses and unshorn hair,
visited Tom Volk, the athletic in.
structor, not long ago and asked ques.
tions until the diplomatic athlete final.
ly became weary.
"lf take boxing and wrestling les.
sons from you. will 1t require any par.
ticular application" he asked.
NO" answered Volk, but little
arnica will come in handy."-Clove-
land Leader.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
A Great Parsonage.

Mr.. Woggs-I'm through with
Bump. told him we are going to
name our baby after some great per.
sonage, and asked him for a sugges.
tion.
Mrs. Woggs-What did he say?
Mr.. Woggs-He said: Name 1t AFT.
er ours."-Puck.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Runs on the Bank Of England.

Even the Bank Of England has not
been entirely free from runs nor from
the necessity Of saving itself by
strategy. In l745, for instance, 1t was
forced to employ agents to present
notes, which were paid as slowly as
possible in sixpenccs, the cash being
Immediately brought in by another
door and paid in again. while anxious
holders of notes vainly tried to Sc.
cure attention. In 1925, too. only the
accidental discovery Of 100000 Ell
notes saved the bank from stopping
payment.-London Chronicle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

"Old ard, Johnny" cried one bob
by to another during the suffragette
raid on the house of parliament when
the order came to grab partners. Let
me get that one-'er with the red at"
Fright, my son. But you've got .
,ob. She looks game 'un."
well, oughtn't to know? She's
my missus. sporting Times.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Always Later.

In the last installment of the Potash
and Perlmutter stories Abe tell Nav.
russ that one delinquent debtor will
pay the firm sooner or later. Nav.
russ retorts: "Sure, know. Abe; and
If them sooner or later fellers would
pay you oncet In while sooner,
Abe, 1t would be all right, y under.
stand. But they don't, Abe; they al.
ways pay you later"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

I'm so sorry" she said when they
had wandered far from the madding
throng and he had endeavored several
times to kiss her. that we never
came out here before"
Are you?" he asked. with a glad
note Of eagerness in hts tone.
"Yes. Because II we had I'd be
somewhere else now"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Stop

taking liquid physic or big or little
pills, that which makes you worse
instead of curing. Cathartics don't
cure-they irritate and weaken the
bowels. CASCARETS make the
bowels strong, tone the muscles so
they crawl and work-when they
do this they are healthy, producing
right results. ~
cAscARErs roc boz for q week,s
treatment. All druggists. biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes q mouth.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Divorce In Hlah Llt..

Your wife says she will not con.
test your suit for divorce providing
you will sign this document"
"Hm! How much Of an allowance
does she demandT
1T Is not for an allowance. II gives
her the custody Of the poodle"
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Just Wonderino.

II see that New York has hotel
where women are permitted to
smoke"
What about IT."
Il was just wondering whether they
have ribbons on the cuspldors."
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
As a Reminder,

As Reminder.
His Wlfe-John. do you remember
what took place Just three years ago
today?
Her Husband-What! Is this our
wedding anniversary?
His Wife-N.no. Three years ago
today you bought me new hat
Harper's Bazar.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
The Old Maid

Bacon-That woman is forever pick. i.
ing at the men.
Egbert-Thats the reason no man
has ever picked her, suppose
Yonkers Statesman.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
And In the Meanwhile.
Can't you find work?

Lady-Can't you find work?
Tramp-Yessum; but every one
wants reference from my last EN-.
ployer.
Lady-And can't you get one?
Tramp-No. mum. You see. he's
been dead twenty.eirlt years.-Lon.
don Punch.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
Caution.

Caution.
81 have remarkable history" be-
gan the lady who looked like posi-
Bile client
TO tell or sell?" inquired the law
yer Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Mnny people have receding gums. Rub
Hamlins Wizard Oil on gums and stop the
decay; chase the disease germs with a
mouth wash Of few drops to spoonful
of water.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

In the fulfillment Of duty we have
sense of blessedness, even in hours of
WEAKNESS and simple endurance
Taylor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Constipation causes many serious dis.
eases. 1t is thoroughly cured BY DR.,
pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One laxative,
three for cathartic.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
No sim Of Marriage.

Employer-Are you married man!
Applicant-No, sir; that scar on my
face came from being knocked down
by an automobile. e.-Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

ONLY ONE "DROMO QUININE."
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE. Look for
the signature of X. W. GROVE. Used the World
over 10 Cure Cold In Ono Day. &c.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Too often sermons have too much
length and too little depth.-Judge.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

The brotherhood Of man does mean
better wages. but 1t also means bet.
ter work.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Many men enjoy dry smoke. Why
not dry drink?
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
HOWARD {, BURTON, AssAyER g. CHEMIST

hShDSA1SEs SobsuhshoOs
Specimen prices. Gold, silver. lead, 81; gold
silver 75c: gold, zoe. zinc or copper III
Mailing envelopes and full price list sent on
application Control and umpire work so.
iicited. Reference: Carbonate National Bank
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16

Garfield Tea has brought good health to
thousands! Unequalcd for constipation.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-16
DENVER DIRECTORY

Qfu I InnY Dealer In all kinds Of MER.
DUN u luUk CHANDISE. Mammoth cnta.
log mailed FREQ. Cor. 18th y Blake, Denver.
Bi SPECIAL. ARRANGEMENT can
send every reader a Surprise Reading an
swering three questions free. Send birth
date, stamp, dime for book. YOGI
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
TOPICS Of THE STREET

,,fvIDENDS DECLARED.-The Hanover
>..t,o1al Bank, regular quarterly Per
-nf paNablc January :; the Pnlladelphla
,,'.,nsuy. regular quarterly ~ per cent on
tcon1mon stock payable February J.;
tnt Dctinring Company. rcSular quar-
fs. nor cent on the preferred, paNahlc
"i,,,arv ~: Electrical Securities Corpora
WSlial quarterly . per cent ON the COM
"ou' end li, per cent on the preferred, pay
~ rrSpcctiVely, December 81 and tep-
eo.rr. Anaconda Copper Mining COM
i"., regular quarterly 20 cents snare
.ed~hcopce Manufacturing company res
Ssisr serni-annual per cent. payable Jan
''r,f.ARANTY TRUST EXTRA DINI-
,,rN1 The Guaranty Trust Company has
isred am extra dividend of per cent on
to,k This. added TO the regular dlNl-
.'E already declared for 1911, makes
o,..si disbursement Of 10 per cent TO the
u,ceE4offtrs during the current year
,vERlCAN TOBACCO.-At a special
,.,ss,s,55i ~ the American Tobacco Company
Fs,sr,sv a resolution was adopted glNihS
s' prcferrcd stockholders equal NouhB
Ih,t with the common stockholders;
iiYY...,,.,inr per cent OF the common ana
n per cent of the preferred shares were
,spreseuted at the meeting. .-
TIrTRD AVENUE REORGANlIATlON.-
,frrr Than 994 per cent of the bonus anu
~ ,,sr cent Of the stock have been deposited
s,;ib the Central Trust Company under the
,rtir5 Avenue Railroad plan OF reOrSanlld
.., i.,' The time for depositing the bonds, ana
...lk under the plan ard agreement OF the
Organization is closed.
vEW YORK CENTRAL CAR ORDER
mo %rw York Central has ordered loo stee!
4ss.scrger cars from the American Cdr ana
,,,,,n6rv Company. The order calls Tor l~
,s~lerd steel coaches. - combination
S0schc> and ~ baggage and express cars 10
yrIr.WAI-KEE ELECTRIC RAILWAY
,TD IJGHT.-A special meeting ot inc
,inraukee Electric Railway and LiSht
.tin'r,,ssny will be held IN Milwaukee on De
~, 5er 30 go vote upon the proposal To au-
,toriz. Suuoo20 bonds Part OF the bonds
.-. 10 be- reserved 20 retire undtrlEmS
tords 4, they become due, and the proceeds
S~Inl the balance are 10 be USED In paw
.s,,lent fov improvements recently mace
,rf fo be MADE IN the future.
COPPER MARKE- QUIET.-The copper
.,arkft is experiencing period OF hohday
,ristn,ss aCcentuatcd by the closed LONDON
,,s~kat and the earlier heavy buying OF tne
r,sfsi All leading sellers are firm At 14,
lots for electrolytic thirty days and look
for a resumption OF activity toward the
erd of the week. \ large metal nrm on Jhs
,fhfr side Is estimated 10 have nahdIen
--.l+ over 10000 coo pounds Of copper ana 10
have realized large profits on N. recent ad-
,srre Tuc1utrmel rumors Of large con
..s,r1" stocks abroad are regarded b.! inc
trade as unworthy Of serious CONSIDERATION
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

dressed veals hrm at 11qi5lsc: country dressed
saesW. r. Hume Is s yeais lSi o 70 "a a' 'Sfess sra
I55 h 81. 4 harnyari calves 3iI ~ S4' - -''
No. 90 W e. Otis & Co.. 20 ,eas. ~ III. SO .. its
"' >TSyew SS rev Mullen. veas. $50 ID. $40. ~ 13l
70 nd go Ss z 55S j35 H. r. 8 10 s5a 6a t. 3 3d. ''
,sI s S. 6a f. 26 nSns 80 s7 is fsd oaf Hg 28o II t.
II II. Hollis: p vesls. 129 H. 80 e2',. g. 12o
ToSin & shannon: yeals, 155 n $40 50, '3
40 10 SO: 2 l1j n. SS 16, 100 n. 81 o.,
S sanders 8 yeals, li6 H. SO $50 5Iees :.
81. IL cuils, lo2 n. IS 8 barnyard calves 88o'
K.ins Commission GO: Z indiana .eals ysz 294 20
s. 80; 4. sos ID, SO So / 100 70. s. ,o--e
Mcpherson & Co. q yeals l37 H. ~ ''' >
10 s. j Ju5d ID { CO.. II mixed calves. lis III. ST.;
BARNARD calves. go 10. -.
SHiEP AND LAoiBs-Reeeiots for three
dave 6s cars. or Il sgi head; 2Ila cars Oh sale.
sheep. 15q 25e lower anu common not WtiLed'
lambs slow TO 25c lower. medium and common
sheep sold at s. IJas3 - per 100 ~ Gllls: ~
ordinary 70 prime lambs. s. 25G S. So cqs 81 20
ers selling at 7isc;. dressed lambs slow at ga
lie. hog dressed 11t.Ql2c, country dressed hot
hcuse lambs unchanged ~ S4dS7 per carcass.
lambs Si' 7 fsi5 r. a2oraga Sc IS per loo II go IS
50 25; 232 Kentucky 72l n, s. IS; 2C7 indiana
q 10. s. 75; 176 70 n IS IS. 2l2. 90 10. 50 %;
$50 Buffalo Gl TO- s. -; t5 Indiana culls, - no,
81 25. A. Indiana earrings. eS n. 81, 3 Michi-
gan sheep li8 fb 50 80: 1S7 130 u, SO 80, 81, Il
n $2 q. 90 eplls 90 H. sos goats 90 TO-
To6in & shannon. 200 Ohio lambs IS it. 50 80;
100 Western, n 10, s. 25; cuils. 80 10, = o.
A. Kentucky sheep. 133 10. 81 G2ie, lG l23 To-
s. 49, IS state 1ls Ib SO so; 81. 90 70. 50; West
em, 11J u. 50 So II state yeaTliug5 ana Ia"Os'
ii6 ~. 50. %, 10 no
: Sanders: Isl state lambs, IS n. So i0 81
SIS tt So -; ~ state sheep, - n, ~ l. - D. W
NJ s3. : yearlings and Gun lambs. - H. 81, y
yeaIlings and sheep, 81 ID, s3 -.
NcPhers0n & Co: is state lambs, - u,
50 Is: 70 state sheep, l06 NJ. So
J. shamberg q son: 236 Michigan lambs, 20 No.
So. - sheep. 100 70. 81 30
UOGs-R,ceipts Tor three days. % cars, OF
II 9lS head: emo car on sale. Market higher and
good medium hogs sold ~ So go per 100 10. Coun-
try dressed steady at 1d9i2c. 80
Sales-J q. curtis n SON: - state hogs 10
H. 50 90; . roughs. 200 lh. - 90. .,
Tobin x shannon: l. state hogs, loo TO- % "p'
. ruughs, go NJ. - 60.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

pRONI-IONE Quiet with small price
changes There was a slight upturn earlN'
followed by reaction. but packers were fair
buyer late in the day and closing prices were
near the TOP. PCRK-Steady; mess. Sl7 70 n
S17 IS: family $I90 500; short clear, Sl1 I"W
sIS 40 EEEF-Mess. Si3a Sl3 80: family,
sIt 5OGS1J. packet. S13 50M S14; extra India
mess so 20 M SO. BEEF IAMS-Dul S29W
sci DRESSED HOGS-Fiimtr; bacOus, ?. G;
jSO ID. SIC: 100 ib SIC; 40 10. SIC; pigs.
D.. CUT MEATs-Picked bellies dull: 10 lb.
04c; l. ID. 9}sc. il lb. 9Ac; picked hams
cisI 6&. C.; city. 64 O.; country, - WGsc. LARD
Firm; Middle west. 92Jm935c; city 9c;
refined South America, 1O.2jc. Continent
9GJc. Brazil. kegs 1l2Jc; compound easy
csi NJ &c. STEARINE-steady, o!eo, &c; city
lard 1Ott n 1O% e.
INITIALS -COPPER-standard quiet; spot.
1851 N l4.12ac; December 1892 y q l4.l24ti
IT12jzc: March. l4a14.15c. Arrivals. 300
ions: exports, 2S.GfG tons SO far this month.
Lake copper, 14l4 W14lac; clectrolytic l4l4 "
If2sct casting, - 20 n lic. owing 10 thc hOll-
day there were no cables from London. IIN
-Ouiet: fpOt, December and January, 14.7JW
4Jc' February. 42jen Sc; March, 42.23m
a. 7Jc. April, ~ nf2.5OC. IEAD-Quiet 40
al 500 Ecw York and 432i. m437itc East
81 Louis SPELTEE-Quiet G.2JN G3jc NV
YORK aud 6IOUO20c East - Louis. ANTI
MONY-Duil: COokFOu'f. 75c IRON-Qultti
40 I foundry, NortbcIn. S14 75M SIj; No :,
Sf4 5GdSI4 75. No J Southern and 80 l South
crn soft, S1i 2jHEli -.
COTTONsEED OII.-Smau business with
traders holding Of Tor Developments. Crude on
offered freely from The South. but there was an
alseuce Of pressure owing t0 tho stcndy loii
market. ard prices 80 the close were point
higher to point lower. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Doc 2G-Transfcrs Of wool of AN
grades are very heavy. aud buyers do not
expect lower prices FOR tho 1911 chp. Nhh'
the new wool win bring is ulrcad n matter
ot concern. Tho demand Tor ON" ishcd de-
lJiuc AMI nearby ue,cDs is very active Mhuc
large sales u territory stock. hoth IN Original
Rags and on q occurred basis. are reported Wit,
prices holding nm Pulled Wool u also M
demand. but there has been falling on In
Michigan. Texas and California stocks. Lead
ing domestic quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece Delaine
washed, "lrt ~. @Nc. half blood tomhing,
-Gc. th""-"ignths. 21itc; quarter. zoe, de-
laiur uuwasied. 25c. fine UNIV as'ed @lr.
Michigan. Wisconsin and Now YORK neeees
yin" unN''ntt -or doaiue. 2jc' half blood.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
BrEyEs- Receipts for three days. 2o2 car

RtEIES-Receiptg FOR three days, " cars
or SG2I head. IS cars on sale. Steeis III llIi-
tied supply. strong ana lOa 2'c hisheI nuIis l,.I
arm. COWS STEADY to ljc higher; advance
,na1,,lv on medium and good stock. Medium
g. nrin. steers sold AZ seas 30 per 100 10
oven 81 4O4S6 %: bulls, SO Boa 80 %; cows
cS6S41 1- for common 10 fair. Dressed beer
sfesdy 10 strong a. Si3 n 1919 for naive sides
London cables last received quo,vu W. stDIt
lower at liit d14Ac, dressed weight SINKING
'"s ssiesL InII Mcpherson & Co: % Ohio steers,
az. ih ,yrrasr SO per 100 10. bulls. lllo ID
xI %. 900 H. 81 20. . cows. 9's ~ ?" ~,
s9 al 3iq In S3 s0 3 800 10. sS .. 500 lb. - 30,
~ n, 50 50 .. sos IL. 50 20 5. s2l lb. -.
Sl,sipherr a son: 10 virginia steers. l3l-
u, ~ "a 10 1854 10 81 80: s. 1881 ID; 50 Oo.
II Kentucky oxen. 1903 lb' - 40 b"''S' 1908
' rom Si Io G shannon 10 state steers. 1la7 lb'
s. 9elfer l429 I7 lb b. g = - so' Ou'', go ~
'KNips commission Company; % tennessee
steers. IOi7 H. 50 90. ,,,, u. s,o.. % s-o
w. - 90 c,rtI. 4 SON. . bulls. 100 n. 40 :;
$50 h. 81 -. |. !4O ib' 81; Ste 3D. - F3eS 30 H.
8" y. iI'V 20 10 n, s. 10. I. $50 10. 81 10 ,..,
- Grdrrv, NulIeu. 4 oxen, 1873 u. ~ 20 : i1zo
d. <. IA. 1 bulI. 800 To, 81 %; : cow. ~" ~
"A ~ 1910 No. 81. 4, pG3 NJ s. 80. ~ SO 10
s. -. 80. ~ %. 81 20. H. 81 i6 ie' ~ - Z"
~ ,, ~ ,,iiis hulls 1910 rr. - so . heifers.
S75 n 81. covg ssa %. 81 90 T.. 600 lh' - 90
"' 80, --,,ercip,. for three days, l.365
head a., head on sale. On llshi I' ,lpl,. i,', -,
"roit. N',it sGii 81 So 50aSlo per roo N; :
bres s,o IN. cui- s5dSd, Lainyard calves aud
l..,I.,t Ia5Stoj fei 81 jn. Indiana N'tlf.
81 ,.t6'A ir,Fi,1t fcl ulto.. S. 800 81 % city
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
oIHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

Chicago. Dec. 20 - CATTLE - Receipts
l5ooo s.2dy Hee'S ..irS 81 S'gSs issis g2 fS63s S
So 60. stockels and feeders So go s. nOi
COWS and heIfcrs, $2aS6 30; calves. - i'd
3, So 90 rough. 50 % So 10. good TO choice
heavy 50 l00S5 40 pigs 81 go 50 -, oHih @ 60, Of
steady native s. 5OU 81 -, yclrlngs. 81 90 4
s. 80: lambs. native, 81 % Q$C 10, Western,
cincinnati. Dec. aG-CATTLE- Receipts
~. active ana strong. 1"a l5c higher, steers
81 .Ju s.. heifers. 81 - N 50; COWS; II 90
s.. HOGS-Reoei eipts. 2G2I. active packers
aud hutchcts, 100 lJc higher. Isht shippers
l54 zoe higher packers, 50 9gSb io, s'ass;
So n So; common SONS. Ni1t 81 -, Pigs ana
lights 81 jOu ST. SHEEP--Rcceipts, 1856,
steady. 81 - So 50; lambs, slow and weak
East Buffalo. Dec. Receipts.
30; active and steady. NEALS- Receipts
Ijo; active and steady HOGo-keeeiPt
1Oc lower: Yorhers. So G;5uSG s.. pigs. So 80
4 So 80; roughs, - IjQ 81 So dairics' - LOT
50 30. SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReGeipis, 10 zoo
slow. lambs, oc' ewes and miNed shteP' sio -
i5c lower; lambs. So j0a 81 35; wethers. 81 -
asa; ewes. s. 25QSo 90. sheep mixed 81 30
Kansas city. Dec. 26.-CA1TLE-R Receipts.
600 including COO southerns. steady TO i9e
higher; dressed beef and export steers 80 -
"a - 70: fair 20 good. 81 " So 30. western - 30
N$7. stocktrs ana feeders 81 So SOuIntrn'
sou 50 30, southern COWS, So 30 81 90 n3nNt'
s. 10; calves. s4gS7 noes Receipts 5000;
1Oc higher; bulk OF sales, 50 lOuSb DO
heavy. SO 25 a So 10; packers and butchers,
So 20 81 70. lights S5 SOG 81 90 y; pigs 81 -
tt$J. SHEEP-ReCeipts. G,J0O. steady TO
strong: nuttons s. 50qs625 yearlnss: s. 3 -
70 s. %; wethcrs. s. 25GSl25; ewes. 81 f1@
s. 80; stockcrs and feeders. s. 50dS3 80.
lBy telegraph To The Tribuncl
81. Louis. Dec. - 2G.-CATTLE-Receipt
4pl4; ialrly active aud steady 90 zoe lower.
steers. So $ 90: hcifers, So - % 81 1uf COWS,
=. IOHSJ 80; southern steers. 50 100 50 80
HOGS-Recclpts. l5102: active at steady %
strong prices. choice. zoo 20 $40 lb, so %
80 30: bulk OF sales s. So "a 81 20, packers,
s. 50HSi 10, best lights. 81 - q - 60 ttir
81 75H 50 u: best pigs. 81 SjH 81 -; iair. $td
81 G5. SHEEP-Rcceipt8 1l.31j, fairy active
and l5n 2Jc lower. lambs 81 - p 50 so culls'
81 15G>l 80. mutton sheep, 50 l34SS 10, CONF
mon 75qSi
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

spot quiet and 10 points lower az @4oc for
tract 100 bales.
COTFEE-Quiet. Sales. IS $50 bags. Prices
early steady, opening st ] TO il points higher;
during The day There We're only small changes.
closing quiet a. unchanged to points net
nigheT Arrivals al New York were about
20 600 bags from Brazil Havre on SATURDAY
showed decline Of Il franc, and public
able. from Brazil covering Saturdays market
showed ala advance Of 75 reis in RIO, while
santos Was unchanged. Cost and freight offers
from Brazil drmer. with Santos IS at 14.eOV
f53Ic spot quiet and unchanged at l4l.c
for Rio 80 a.. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

- - ''' J.JlNJJ5 b5i
Jui% JUL ''.'...5.5S 557 $50 5.5ea5.57 5.57
MoLassEs AND syRUPs-Dull and prices
NAVAI sTOREs-splrits turpentine dull
and easy mere. with holiday IA savannah.
Rosin firm. Tar steady.
OiLs-Linseed oil unchanged. Reilhed petro-
leum steady at recent prices.
RICE-Stoady but quiet. WIN iuil receipts
at primary points. Dan 1almages 3 sons com T,
pany tclegraphs Louisiana crop movement 10
date as follows: Receipts, rough. Si2, Zou
sacks. against Sc0.5s4 a year ago; sales
cleaned. 120,i32 sacks. compared WIN 'i"'ooi
last year
sUGAR-ReHncd inactive but unchanged;
fine xranulatcd at 57jc net. less per cent
cash Raw was quiet at 4.Glc Tor 20 test
centrifugal: muscovadO. 80 test, 4.lIc' ana mo
lasses sugar, so test. S.SGc. Sales, 5000 bags
Porto Rico centrifugal, clearance ABOUT Jan
uary 3, at 4.6lc. basis 96 test I. LONDON
market closed. owing TO holiday. Eecelpls AT
six principal ports Of cuba Tor week were
: 900 tons, against none last week ana -,uou
last year. Receipts entire island. S.uoV' against
none and 1000. stock, six ports, J.Ooo' against
none and 1000 Exports, none. against none
and none Centrals grinding 4j, against %
and "a
HIDES-Firm. with a good demand at full
prices. Receipts moderate; generally for tan
ncTS
firm, az full prices.
DRUGS-Firm, with fairly good demand.
Essential oils steady TO firm and unchanged
Roots jo5ting freely at fun prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

.5H25i.c Kentucky indiana and Missouri
',hrcc-ci.hths bloou, 2ic, ouc-quarter &c.
SECURED hasis-feNas. Fine, sis 10 eight
months. i5ftI1 twelve months. - ~ i3c. fall
4sH4Ic. california: Northern. Is fi Juct mid
.lle county. IGn+ic; southern. 4jW iGc; fall
free. 500 42c Oregon. Eastern. 40 1 staple.
55 "a lBe. sloWmg SOC, Valley No !. lGN i7c
Territory: Finc staple toa a62c, tine medium.
rs SI5gr. zinc clothing. 81 U j3c. nnc medium,
Is a50c. ualf blood combng sou jGc, three
.cirhths 400 i1c, quarter. l5fflGr.
Pulled. Extra. 10H5ic, fine a. ip.H SOC \
supcr- 500 i1@.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

@foNEy MARKET. - Money on call
orsred al s7. per cent. highest ga per cent.
Syrsst. 81 psr cent. closing, So per cent,
y5ing rate 3a. per cent Time money a.
~ oreu!uc of the week was Obtana Ole
Win reasonable freedom. and met with a.
,sir demand Rates ~ per cent for thirty
5s,s F44pa per cent for sixty and ninety
dsys. and 4dliz per cent for four, rye and. and
,y months. Mercantile paper was rather
,uist demand continuing light. Rates. ilf9
y. rer cent for sixty and ninety days In
ssrsed bgls receivable. as Well as for choice
foyr and SIX months single names, and o
uer cent foT others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.--Thc foreign eN-
,bsnre market opened strong with cables
.ioted at 4Nc004S So. demand sterling at
tNg6q4 SIS siXty-daY bills at 4Siu4 $40 ana
rinete-day bills al 4Si0dfHi.. Short francs
Vere quoted az 51S&. u5lS2s plus. l-S2 and
ghort reichsmarks at % plus l-S2. Ihere
vas a particularly active demand for cables
for tht year-end settlements abroad. Ihe
market vas "a shade easier in the afternoon
Ditr rates of 10 10 points from the morn
ing : high level Gables were quoted A.
iSeod4s7.. demand sterling At 4s6A q4S65e
.,rd SiXtv-lay bills az 4SSd4S6lN snort
f-sncs held around 51S34 GjlSst plus l-52
and short veichsInarks O. plus l-ri.
slNv y fo1'NW
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27

DONESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost par
rb,c5Eo. 90- premium. New Orleans. com
7ercisl 50c discount bank 81 premium; -.
louis par bid. 1oc premium asked: MIN
nsaDolis. 1Oc premium, Charleston, puN!hs
,s~ sslling 10 per cent premium san
-rsocisco. sight 2l5c, telegraph &c.
gA\k CLEARINGS. - New York, tN-
eda-ges. S2lSCl1.e45. balances N2.el.A5e: BoS-
tou exchanges SIS. .201. .05Z, balances Sl.2O-'zte'
Rbiladelphis. exchanges S2S,J19Il2. BALANCES
:, $780,: baltimore exchanges S,t'o'l56'
,4lance, $364t-S.
SILVER Commercial bar sill
,sr sp,c. Mexican silver dollars DC Bar
silver IN London closed At -5led.
COLD PREMIUN-In Madrid, 20. Lis
tcn no.
,frv1CAN EXCHANGE Mexican eN-
IL iIel,y1' ~, N,eV Work Is quoted at 2olt.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
NJ v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chc8go Dec. 2G.-Welcome snow failns
,,,fooghcut the winter crop belt carried the pilcc
y wheat to-day 10 q lower level me c!oSo Jos
vas weak at a net decline of "a &c. corn m
she isc az ia s.c up. oats down SsmAc 10
rpse and hog products unchanged 70 oc advance
Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-27
SiTSTTS5J -

- 81. STT.sS5 -
stale Of Ncv. York county ~ New YORK -
l. r. FRISSELI- President aua Apr,N: p.fS,.
pi;TZf f.G cashier OF The Flfth Avenue ethS
o. New York a Bauk located ana doing s1sineis
~ No $50 FiOh Avenue IN the 'lN .h ~, %
work bi 'said county. being duly sworn. each OF
tiIseif SAYS tha- thc foregoing report = tus
ana correct m ail respe,ts TO ,n@ -. ~ lat
t,1u,iei.s ard belief. ana thpy fu!taeF -. untL
the usual business Of said benk las neel IL
9.t.T al tb. Torasiou lcuVired ~ th' hahNils
fa,,. ,rb,r . of th. Consolidated Laws as siheip
az and hot elsewhere. aud that tlr an2ve neio,s
h. Il, The foru prescribed by he >unerntehaeao
n, panLs and H. made m compliance Win ai o'
d,iaI notice received from him. deslSnaths -
Dist las oi December. lDll, as tHc D'E . ""
Ohich such report shall D. mac. ,,-t.,. A.
rHEC HErZtER, CASHIER
SoyerrlIy subscribed and sworn 10 .y , po,n .tsrs
pohs"'S' ''' 0'' SE,IAH T. BENNETT
N,t,ry puiJtc Westchcst'r 60. teI,hVs,"
Md in New YorS co. county 'isrk sIlo ~ ~.
nee No. 80, ~ .,sSgIrss ,S March 90 1912.
seal OF Notary