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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
Funeral of John U. Rodemer.

Funeral services for the late John
U. Bodemer, who died Thursday at
the home of Michael Loercher, 147
Cliff street, were held Sunday after
noon in his late residence, and were
largely attended. Rev. G. G. Miller
officiated. The pall-bearers were
Michael Loercher, John Driscoll,
Fred Pohle, Stephen Bergman,
William C. Polt, George Poppen-
heimer. Interment was in River
dale cemetery. Out-of-town rela-
tives in attendance were: Mrs. Bar
bara Wilmer and daughters, Julia
and Helena, Scranton.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22
Editor The Citizen:

A copy of The Citizen of the 18th
instant was forwarded to me, and the
contents of the article concerning the
care and preservation of trees in
your town, was carefully noted.
take the liberty to reply to same,
not in criticism of it, but rather that
you and your readers be not misled
on the duty you owe the trees.
Your desire to have some philan-
thropic minded citizen follow the
steps of Clarke Bros. of Scranton, is
matter that deserves severe criti-
cism. While the motive of Clarke
Bros. is commendable one, their
act however should be condemned.
The children who will receive
these trees have no knowledge of
planting them and much less their
parents. Such a condition will re-
suit in trees planted too closely,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

young factory girl of ST. Paul became totally
bald a result of fright she received at fire in
the factory Her father brought suit and recovered
$4,000 damages. That ought to go long ways to-
ward buying 25-cent bottle of hair tonic.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Another in New York has told how she
felt when her fingers closed fifty brand bills
of $1,000 each Must have been nice feeling. We
would have been speechless, wouldn't you But that's
just like woman, always able talk under any cir
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

We get a lot of fun out of this column. We
9gdnt yOu 10 enjoy IL also. Primarily 10 is run
for your amusement. If anything appears here
which OffendS yOU in any iCdy whatsoever, drop
as postal or phone as to that effect. an GpOi-
9gy WttI appear d, the neTt issue of the paper.
That's fair, isn't IT.
We hare no 9Uish to hurt dnybOdy's feelings.
AU Ue Udnt to do is TO brighten one moment Of
your dag; and IL out one single item brings q
smile, We shall feel il icdS not tDrttten In Udin
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

We note that at the recent FIRE
in Randolph Hall, Harvard Univer-
sity, the students were awakaned
barely in time to escape the flames.
Probably the student who SHOULD
have yelled "fire!" went about it
this way: Fellow aspirants of the
altitudinous erudition, l am inform
ed through my possession of two of
the five senses that conflagration
is consuming our dormitory. Ergo,
juxtaposition to the oxygenated car
bombed olajinous chemical trans
formation now being consummates
being highly undesirable, l have fin
ally arrived at the conclusion that
we must propel ourselves through
yonder easement, or otherwise un-
dergo the tortures of incineration.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Buffalo Bill is in lawsuit In our opinion 1t Is
lucky for he's suing that the noted scout has
agreed o. arbitration.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

A woman in New York is said to have bought two
stamps with 5000 bill Of course $4999-
SO would seem more like real money a
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

To live a hundred years DR.. Harvey w. Wiley
says you work we'll, well, sleep WELL think
we'll and play we'll Well Well!
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Senator Bailey, of Texas, has described himself as
Democrat without profx afix. The American
press generally however has often described him as
being in a nice fix
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

If Henry Russell should play
shortstop on the Honesdale team
would Martin Caufield? Give him
another chance constable, he has a
widowed mother.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

The policy of the The Citizen as to print the local
in interesting to summarize the me'oS of the
world at large fight for the right this paper the
night itho fear favor to the end that SerCe the best
tserests of readers and the aCeore of the country.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

If Charles Bassett out to auction
off his belongings would Lloyd Bid
well on the razors? Ready aim !!
Fire!!!
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

John Male, of Cherry Ridge, Pa,
announces his candidacy for County
Commissioners on the Republican
ticket. 21tf
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Our half-baked and wholly incor-
trovertible idea of nothing for q
man to brag about is the number
and kind of drinks he had before he
began to forget. What is your
idea?
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Absentmindedlike, we asked Mel
lie, the b. W. o. a. h., for an orange
last Friday. When the battle was
over we crawled out from under the
table and finished our breakfast in
the hall.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

If it's too difficult for US to pre-
nounce the name of a prominent
Russian general perhaps Margaret
Kansky. What ho! Without therei
Let the portcullis fall, there's a
traitor in our midst.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-03-22

Moses Green has the contract to
build a large pigpen for Mr.. Ar
nold.-Ellenville IN. " Press. We
could, if we so desired, by taxing
our brains to the last cell of our
cerebellum, create a bit of a laugh
out of this item.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

importer Of millinery at no. East 9th
street: Involuntary, by Alfred y. Hoer-
mann. a creditor for $i.32S on an assigned
claim FOR goods sold 70 the corporation by
T. A. stein IL was alleged that the cor
poration admitted in writing inability 10
pay its debts Judge Holt appointed
Fletcher II. Bangs receiver of the assets,
which s~a estimated az $500, at the re-
quest of Herman and another creditor,
Jacob Stenbrink. whose claim is SLIP
WILLIAM ZlCk. dealer In meats and
pouitry at No s3s Hudson street, involun-
rarv, BY these creditors. Julius Strauss,
tIi: Lippman Frank, SOL, and r. s. AL
paugh & Co, S2S4 Liabilities are 1900 and
assets $500 Judge Holt appointed Arthur
W. Clement receiver.
THE CREST MANUFACTCR1NGC COM
PANG, women's neckweor, at No. 5S
Broadway; Involuntary, by these creditors
Robert Dorsou. $500; Murray hanner, 81,
and Benjamin Gralich, g., all on assigned
claims. It was alleged that the company
was insolvent and admitted in writing in
ability 70 pay its debts. Judge. Holt sp-
hilities are $500 and assets $3.50
milk and dairy products at Middletown,
\. 7: involuntary, by these creditors:
William g. Harrison, $50: William J. Nc
Carter. &. and Maud ID. Whitock $40. II
was alleged that the company admitted in
writing inability 20 pay It's debts. Liabili-
ties are 1900 and assets 5000
ERNEST A. WOLFF. 9 clerk. OF No. AS
Central Park West; voluntary Liabilities,
81 $50 and assets S3oS, in the hands Of the
city Chamberlain for his interest on some
veol estate
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. Transactions for
foreign account m the local stock market
were light IN volume and did not exceed
/ 900 shares on either side of the account
MUNICIPAL BOND SALES IN DECEM-
BERN the month Of December The
Daily Bond Buyer reported municipal
bond sales IN the United States ard Can
ada sggregating s62, ,0a0,66j, made Up OF 4ZS
1903. This total Is larger than for any
| December in the last eight years with the
exception of 1897 and 1908. when the totals
We're SoGIs1,4S5 and 81 G04lf, respectively.
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.-Appiications
have been made TO the Stock Exchange to
list the following. Seaboard Air Line Rail
way Company Slj00 additional Atlanta
Birmingham first mortgage 4 per cent
bonds. due 1893: Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company $l5hO,OOO general mort
gage per cent bonds, due 1857; Chicago Il
Eastern Illinois Railroad Company 22'l,oo
additional 4 per cent refUnding and inn
prOyement bonds Of 1850
PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION OF
NEW JERSEY.-T. \. McCarter president
Jersey, Is quoted as saying that the com
pany will Increase its dividend rate from
per cent 20 D per cent on April next.
The present rate OF per cent has been in
effeSt since September. 1903 There are
reports current that the corpora ton Will
ask to have its stock listed on the New
York Stock Exchange in the near future.
COPPER MARKET WEAK.-The copper
market was weak ttsleIQdAr Win safes on
a basis Of 1875 cents a pound for eleotrolytc
These sales, however, were made by the
email dealers and called for thirty-day de-
liverles. The copper trade showed disap-
pOlntment over the December Copper Pro
Gucer5' Association statement. The COPPER
market IN London was also weak. Foreign
traders evidently anticipated an unfavOr-
able shelving for the month OF December
COTTON EXCHANGE SEATS SOLD
The Cotton Exchange memberships of r.
Fl. Fiero and ". II. Wrenn have been sold
20 II NOrdsn, the former a. $1,000 and the
latter a. Nii0. The last preceding sale
vas Sl490o
ATCHISON ORDERS EQUIPMENT 49,
The AtchisOn has ordered FIVE hundred steel
underfrsme refrigerator cars from the
American Car and Foundry Company.
TINE FOR DEPOSITING NIINNEAPO-
LIS q ST LOUIS NOTES EXTENDED -
4 large amount OF the 5000 Ol0 Minneapolis
& ST. Louis Railroad COMPANY . per cent
gold notes due February /. 1911, having been
deposited with Spever g. Co. Tor extension
under the COmpanys advertisement Of De-
CeUccr l6, 1910 tho time for depositing the
notes is extended 70 and including January
& the bankers reserving tho right 10 ter
inmate this offer at any time without pre-
ylgus notice
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Tls following petitions in bankruptcy
we're also yesterday in the United States
circuit Court

Tls following petitions in bankruptcy
we're dleo yesterday In the United States
circuit Court
DINNER & CO. dress goods al 40 SIS
Broadway, involuntary by these creditors
cTIelnann & co. 500, o. A Auhmorot q
II vas alleged that he was insolyent and
made prsfsrentis! payments. JUdSe Holt
appointed Edwin {. Ware receiver, Win
bond Of $500 Liabilities are S2S.Ho and
TEE EANo CRAvAT CoMPANY. man
. Nf5cturers Of neCkwesr AZ 30. l6i Broad
Nav; inToiuntsry' by these creditors Jacob
hano, 1851, money loaned; Ashley d
Bailey COMPANY. S2tG. and the knickeI-
tnlker Elk Company, tb-. u was alleged
trat Che ecHIrarv was ins0iVent, trans
Iefreo assets and admitted in writing in
Eri.itv 10 paw its debts. Juoee Holt ap-
pointed Edward II. Finch receiver, with a
bond az g. 800 and authorized him 10 con
uuue business twenty days. Liabilities are
= FRI-LIAAN x co. dealers in closks
ana suits ar 10 .-Js IulrG avenue. lhNOl-
Trading as ttc Madison Cloak ana suit
COMPANY G'fs. BaruCh Bgrs'lner, go,
sua Albert Mannee, on an assigned clam
~ The sunshine Cloak Company, s-i5 La
tlies are 5000 and assets 5000. Judge
hof appointed Lawrence =. Iohsa re-
'eller. with T. bond Of Sl.55t.
~ S-iEIIlER O. CO, manu- acilIeth or
1n7an hair goods a. No. 3 fitth aVehII5, ;
Levy. &zls and X Mandeu q Co, 500
judge -HoH appointed Thomas Proctor re-
-te-ECl with bond of sou
~ T. -E0N%fANEE & co.. "a cOTpora atlon,
steamship ticket agents ana transmltteIs 5
o. money 20 foreign countries at No. p
avenue A, involuntary, by Archibald
Palmer, strorley for George Domanlz. ana
itree other depositors, whose claims as-
6Fesate % both cases &N2-. u vas al4eBtN
lndt they were insolvent. MADE preIeItn-
va payments, transferred merchandise
aii accounts ana removed e large part or
'ueir property Judge Holt appointed NiN-
IAN blsu receiver for the nrnl, with q bona
of 100
TiE REPETTI COMPANY, q New York
corporation. manufacture Of confectionery
Si 10 ll8 East l24tl street involuntary,
r.. lHeae creditors Clarence j. Slerlu, el,-
~ money advanced 90 take up note or
mo company dated April g. 1905 which the
ssmkafy iailed 90 IeE af maturity the q.
p, SGeFin Company, g.ol, FOR Advertising
Tnd the Brunswick Press SIS. IL was o.
leSsd that while .nsovent on December q
- permtted the Repetti Company Of Della
ware % obtain preference by u gal proceed
irgs on Judgment for Sie5i2 on which
fhc Sheriu made a levy on the property OF
ne COMPANY and a sale mas been set down
for January ~. ana that on January Z the
epmpany admitted iD wriling inability 70
lsy is debts. Judge Holt appointed Arch-
bald Douglass receiver. with a bond Of 3lO-
ne', ana authorized him 20 continue busi-
hess twenty days. Assets are $1,000.
EDWARD A BARNUM (coTpoTauoD)'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
8, go. me,hers. sltsas4 50: ewes. g 7,asi:

g. so: wethers. sl15Gsi so; ewes, 81 75asi:
Kansas city, Jan. s--CATTLE-Rsceipts
10 600 Including ! 500 Southern. Steady 70
i0c lower Dressed beef and export steers,
sss5 so 80: fair 70 good. s. 50qs 50; western
steers 81 80 SO %; stockers and feeders, ~ y
n s. so: Southern steers. 81 75nS5 10 south-
err cove S3TS4 IS; native cows. S3 y 50. ma
tive beifers. sgds5 70: bulls. SO T5Gs5: calves,
e. Il n Sc 80 HOGS-Recsipts, 10000: market
5a1Oc lower: close strong; bulk OF sales. 81 -
gs7 95; heavy. 81 90aSi 9Iis: packers snf
butchers, So s5TS7 o5; lights. 81 s39sI 20
SFfEFP - Receipts 1900. opened STEADY.
cIos.S lOq15c lower. lambs, IS 5Ogk0 90
,rarlinVs 81 jOasj co; wethers. s4fS 80;
owes. S3 5O9 81. sJocksrs and feeders, - 2Sp
SO -. - -.
SOC. active and steady; fair % good shippers.
81 SO "a So 80: common, 81 Tj6s HOGs-ke.
ceipts $500; slow. &c lower; butchers ara
shippers s. f5dSS 20; common. 81 5ogN =.
sHEEP--Receipts 674: slow and weak. 81 -
0Sf25. LANBS-Slow, 15925 lower. -
! ptttsb,,rz Jan p-CATTLE-Lover; supply.
a5 cars: choice. Sc 606s6 20; prime. SO 4oass 50
SHEEP-Lower; supply. 30 double decks: primo
wstbers, $685. 35: cills and common, s24s3;
lambs. sjd$6 so VEAL CALVES sl0dfli
HOGS-Lower: receipts. 100 double decks. prime
bsavies IS %; mediums. s. s5Gss 20; heavy
Workers ss 40dss As; light Workers. SIS 5o4$s 5s:
pigs, IS 6OaSs 20. roughs. s7ds7 90
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chIrago Ian a-Crop damage reports frorn
okiab0nSs Kansas aud Missouri formed whip
today 10 lash wheat prices upward. The eloe.
vas a net advance OF Sn17c 70 .sdlc.
latest figures Tor corn showed a gain Of J, 1i.c
10 sc over Saturday night oats had risen i.e n
hGLc and provisions were Irregular. varying
yTou, oi.c decline 10 l0c increase In cost. Ac-
cording 10 one authority. the secret OF the hot
campaign by the bull leaders In wheat Was an
affort Ia establish a level where large holdihgs
could ba unloaded at a handsome proht. Smaller
urinary receipts helped turn the trade In gen
sraI 10 the buying side In ADDITION, aggressive
slnnort bv the promoters of higher prices be-
came so apparent that seculators who ordinar,y
tale the hear rcsition were plainly intimidstef.
a fsIIing on In the visible supply came az
timely AID 20 the bulls and there was similar
effect from the diminished total OF supplies on
ocean passage. Range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Jan e.--cATTLE--Recelpts, $4,000;
y,eak at decline: beeyes. 81 651SI, Texas
staers S4I5HS 81 50; Western steers 81 - 20
e. 90. stockers and feeders. SO 80 S5 10; cows
aarI bsifars. So 554s8 25. calves ST0S9 20,
HOGS-Receipt 4i.o00 strong. generally &c
tiTber than early: nsnt, 81 T5HsS 20. mixed,
xT snE ss 20: heavy, 81 S0nSs IS, rough, 81 80
Ss7 o. good to choice heavy. 81 o. q s, IS;
,tgs "a So0sS 10, bulk OF sales. sSfI 81 II.
EEp--Recelpts. $4,000, weak AZ decline
natiye' s. 5OdS4 20. Western. s. % ps4 40.
,..s.iings 81 so 70 81 10. native lambs 81 90
so ~; western. S5n 50 40.
East Buffalo Jan. e.-cATTLE-Reeeipt
2 400. active $50 25c higher: prime steers,
e., 0dSB75 shipping, S60S6 so; butchers,
sgSSg75. hefers 81 85QS6 25; COWS So y
e. So' bulls 425dS535; stockers and feed
sps 81 25QS5 % stock heifers. stgS4 25;
frs.b cows and springers active. So IS higher.
-, 600 $40 VEALS-Reccipts, 900: active
and steady. s79slo6o few $40 rs, HOGS
Tsrsintr 2e 800. fairly active. i3d 20c lower;
beatv s. 25GsS G5i mixed. s. 300S s. 80:
Workers s. 500 - so pigs 81 so 81 u.s.
-oWgbs 81 fOGx7 80. stsgs. S60 SO so, dairies.
IS iosIss so SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts.
aG Ooo. heavy lambs slow; others active
hoDSy larbs csc lower. heavy lambs, IS 70
sS 75; handy lambs S5sSd so. ysarlinss $50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARK EFT - Money on call
opened at 1 per cent; highest. 4 per cent
lowest, ga per cent. closing. per cent;
ruling rate, 3at per cent. Time money was
in slightly better demand. and was obtain
able with some freedom Rates were
quoted lower at 2l40324 per cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS So per cent for four
months and 3AG4 per cent for five and SIX
months Mercantile paper was issued mod
erateiy, meeting with a fair demand.
Rates, 4G4i2 per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS indorSed bills receivable and choice
four to six months single names and igg
81 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
market opened steady with cables quoted
a 4S6i9G S645, demand sterling at 4S6a
$500 and siXty-day bills at 4S230l4.SS.
Short francs were quoted at 90 less lilo
and short reichsmarks at % ISIS plus 1-52.
Demand sterling fell back to 4.s5S5. after
the opening, but became firmer in the at-
ternoou. Gables were quoted at 4 S650Q 4. $3.50,
demand sterling at 4S590d4S5s5 and sixty
day bills al 4s2444S3. Short francs were
$50 less lis and short reichsmsrks q lJ-l6
plus l-32
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

Liverpool. Jan 9--WHEAT--Spot arm Ne
2 red western winter, Is 80 futures stesny;
March. 7s 1&d; May. IS "a CoRN-spot
easv: American mixed, new, As 4Hd: Amsrean
naked, old, IS isd; futures hrmi JanIsry' ~
sd. February, As Sd; May nominal PEAS
Ssfnadian Saf1d go' drm. fsy Is 3D. FLoUR--wnter pat
ents, 2ss Cd. HOPS in London tpnlhc ooas, ,,
"a 5s1f5 IS BEEF-EStra India mess loss
"a HAMS-short cut 82s Sd: BACoN--Cuut
berIand cut Cos Cd: short rib. sis 50 clear
beIlIes 65s Sd long clear middles, lght' eSs
al. beayv 84s: short clear backs. sos Cd
HoULpERs-squsre, SIS Sd. LARp-P-ms
Western. -tiercss 54s 3D. American renned.
nails 564 Sd CHEESE--Csnadlan hnest
white, new. sos Sd eOloTee 5ss TGRPEE n.
PpEtTPOI .FifN-Rehned. 6isd. CoTToNsEED
oIr--Hull refined. spot. 30s It'd. TALLoW
australian in London. 35s 1870. -,,-,
london, Jan. 9.-SUGAR-Raw, centritugsl
1ns I'D; muscovado 9s; beet January ss
I1I4d LINsEED-Calcutts- Aprt.June e5s
"a LINsFED OIL, 42s Cd. SPERM OIL. fol.
PETROLFJ'M-American refined. 3iad; splrits
61 d. TI-RPENIINE-Spirit SOS I'd. RcsiS
American strained. las Cd fine. 1Ss tsd
Antwerp. Jan. a.-PETROLEUM. 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

SPOT quiet with prices 10 points lower at
Il 9Nc for middng upland; delivered on con
tract s,4oo bales; Liverpool cables; Spot in
coed demand: sales 1900 bales; Speculation
and export, 1000, American, II 600 imports,
10 90 American, 5000, miidling upland s05d.
Futures opened quiet st i7d2 points higher
Closed quiet at a net advance Of laae points.
January and January-F ebruary, 7S5d, February
March. Ssisd; March-Anril, 7ssbd, April-SIay.
sod May-Jrne, 7S9lad. June-July TSSd.
Juiy-Auzust. 7s6Ld, AuEust-Septemher. 76Gi7d.
Ssptsmbe--OctoDer, 1929 October -November
Z t4d
COFFEE-Firm ct the opening with prices
5711 points above the final Of last week es-
tablshing new high records. During the dav
however. trading vas rather quiet: sales as OC0
bags and ar the close tns market was STEADY
e. net gain o. +ntl points Havre closed un-
changed 20 = franc higher. Hamburg was i.0
q franc advance Rio. IS reis higher and
Santos unchanged 70 30 res advance Leading
bulls appeared 20 be as confident az ever ~
their position and predicted l2c. Warehouse
deliveries Of Brazilian coffee United states
ports last week 1880 bags. against It3 -
S23 bses TIE previous week and lsl T55 BAGS
last year The visible supply % Brazilian COT
fee in and afoat tor the United States is 2 e83 r.
276 bags. against S9.3I bags lest year and
8 10. $50 bags tpo years ago. Spot coffee hrm
AZ 1870 Ter Rio No Z. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10

FLOUR AND MEAL.--Flour hrmsr on asking
basis. sales generally a. old prices SpriHs
patents 50 4Og s. 90, winter 5trasiggals' 81 30 q
$ sd; extra - winier, s. a5gsa So: ksasa,
s5sss'f sl5s65 fair 70 saSd : s. saoSs to
fancy a. 40QSs 50. BCCHWHEAT FLOUR
Dull Sc % per 100 10. EAILl,-steqdy,
and and yelIoM. rliIe 81 2oasI 25 coarse, s1i5g 81 20
FEED-Quiet. Western, spring S24 30 . 81 IS
standard rniddlins, SIS 80 four DO, S?I 30; red
YniddIirg. S27 q S2a so, red dog. $50. homiry
chop. f23 bul. ga 20 sacks. oilmeol, $50 90
PROyIsIONs-Moderate active and easier
PORK-Firm. Mess, SO 25fs22 80 family, s2jg
Mess. sl3aslS So family slsqSls ~; pselet
Si4 bO9Sl5: extra indie mess t1s 5o9S2s BEEF
HAMs-Firm! s25 50qS27 so DRESSED HOGS
Becons, II re: $50 n. II sc: 100 N. li@e, lil
~ 1iHc, pigs, 12hc. CUT NEA IS-Ficsied
IL N ise- fickI.d hams quiet; i2f ai5o. TAI
TOW-Cttv Tizc: country. - G7s.c. LARD
Firm: middle West. 1OeOa1lc; city. 1o.c.. Re
H7sl Legs Legs e 75c Compound. 81 a9c sTEAR
INE-stesdy; oeo, stac. city lard, l2e.
changed STANDARD granulated, 4.s0c net, less
] per cent cash. H. London market bee
sugar was quiet ogl Hteaoy ana unsoshse "a ~ el
Raw here lover on sales on the basis OF
.SG7Isc for e8 test, centrlfuEai: and that was
Quoted MusCONudos - TEST o.Attt IANltsHte
suger 50 test 92c. sales were 10000 bags
cuba Centrifugal. ssturday, clearance not
later than January -. at 5-l6c basis Ot
t@st cost and freight, equal 70 isc here,
and Monday. 10000 bags cuba centrifugal
Clearance Hrst week In February ~ b-S2c
Losis p6 test cost and freight equal 20 352c
oere ana 3 900 bags San Domingo eehtrit-
ucaL clearance not later than January le. at
Doe / I. equal 70 367i4c here
RICE-Advices from the south note fairly
~ood sales movement with Cc'd receipts, and
Ssrsrksts Generally steady Local demand mod
srate bat market hrm.
NTTALs-COPPER-- weak SPOT
JauuaIr. February. March and Aprl! u n
- i5c. london weak. spot, t06 ds ga; FUTURES.
i57 ss I'd Lake copper, i3ul3 29c. ELECTRO
iDItc II t,q1 18c. casting. l@.50n Iec. TlN-
strong gpot and January 40H io'oc' Feb
1isry March and APRIL 40 05 q 20 DOC. Lon-
don etronr. spot, i1S3 Ts 8d futures tlA8 los
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
FOURTEEN TANNERIEs CLOSET
Another Large Curtailment in the Pro
6nctinn of Sole Leather

Boston. Jan. a-The Howss Brothers
Companv. Of this city. the second largest
rols leather tanning company in the United
States. to-day closed fourteen tannsries
Tor an indefinite time. This is the second
large sole leather curtailme0r, and includ
sHg INC Central Leather Company, which
Suspended operations last week, cuts cut a
production Of more than 561o1oa1 worth OF
sole leather a month
New-York tribune., 1911-01-10
DRUNKEN pArRoLmAN DISMISSED.

Frederick Hensle pstFolman. formerly
attached 20 the Leonard street police sta
ton. was found guilty Of intoxication yes
terday and dismissed from tho force by
Commissioner Cropsey. Hensle was found
drunk az the Bowery and Division street
on New Years Eve lie pleaded that the
whlskey he drank contained chlorsL