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New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
FOREIGN Markets.

Liverpool Jan. lT.--WHEAT-Spo firm; No
2 red Western winter. Is A. Futures steady
March. Is I'D: May, Is ia CORN-Spot
Arm. American mixed. new, As SID Ameri-
can mixed old. SIS "a. Futures stead Janu-
arv. As sssd; February, IS +d March, IS 90. O.
PLOUR-Winter patents, 29s 90. HOPS In
London CPac.he Coagt), "a IS q IS. BEEF
Extra india mess. 1905 PCRK-Prime mess
western. ouiet I05s HAMS-Short cut, Gas
PACON-Cunbe berland cut, 62s. short RIB 82s
e;' clear bellies Gas sd; long clear uaiddles
light. 64s I'D: heavy. 65s. short clear backs
sgs A SHOCLDERS-Square. SIS Cd. LARD
Upri~re western, tierces 52s "a American
redned pals 54s 81. cHEEsE--canadian
nnsst white new, SIS Cd. colored, COS 3D.
TRIP rPPENTINE-splrits SIS 81. ROsTN-
conTnor. los PETROLEuM-ReHned. 54d.
TNsEED OIL, ass COTTONSEED OIL-HuIl
rafnsd-spot 3Os Cd TALLow-Australian
IN l,ohoT" o,9ay Ian. i7ERAw sUGAR-Centrifu.
gal. los nd q1gseoyado, os. BEET sugar.
January. es. LINsEED-Caleutts ApTil. June
s0a TiNsFED OIL. as ca SPERM OIL, t34
PETROLECM----An nericsn ryhnet: sac: Splits:
84 g. TURPENTINE-spirits5 5Is "a. ROslN
Antwerp, Jan. lT.-PETRoLEUM, 10 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan ia keen inquiry for Ans
GeIaines Is the feature % the Boston wool
market Values on nearly all nearby ~oo!s
are strong while territory wool IS steady but
not aui,s- so active. Favorable reports from
the goods market have caused lively demand
FOR de!aines owing 20 the scarcity OF foreign
clips Some fair sales are reported IN Wyom-
ne while Texas and California woois are be
ginning 70 attract attention. Leading domestic
quotations. .
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delaine,
washed. 34c. fine unmerchanta6ie, 25g 26c'
half blood comoing, 22g Soes tATege,etshtns, ms
washed 26ls &c; hne, 22c. Michigan. Wis
ronsln and New York feeces-Flne unwashed,
2Ja 2lc: delaine. 2GQ27c, half blood. 2s g 23c.
Kentucky. Indiana and Mssouri-rhfee-
eighths blood. % q 30ci one-quaEteg. 264 &c.
Secured oasis-Texas-F!ne y months. 5sg 9
COO: FIRE TO months, p % 5Jc, fine fall,
As a SOC CaIifornia--Northern. 50 q SIC mid
die county 80 q SIC. southern, ~ o 4sc, rall
srce 44a 45c Oregon-Eastern No I staple,
s3 s4c. Eastern clothing. COG Ole. Valley No
/ 81 a 5Jc. Territory-Stapie, 6O4 &c fine
medium, IS d soc, fine clothing. 56G 5Sc; fine
medium. SAC 55c. half blood comoins 5sG
G0c. tnree-elgrths. jS $50; ons-auaTteT.
80 q Joe ..~.o
supArs SO n Sc.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ire s,gowaz petitions in bankruptcy
rara s,s3 IN The United states District
olr- yesterday.
JACOB KAPLAN furrie-. No 80 West
~ street.. .nYC I--a-y. creators. lac
ES,5n DrygootS Company, OF Boston, S3ooi
7 WasIs- s and Aora1am t9ltz-
T. ya Irs-.-a~-- and preferential pay
ans alleged Edwin N Cox, receiver.
Lsslt4s {-aT. assets s-o-e
AC03 G0TTEDFFER. marutac--re- Of
AIS srF s-.-. 40 no. 50 and j. VI eSf -1--
rel. rv1.u--arv. Creditors: William
s'rrs- 4 Sons $3.50. David g. RCsec--z-,
a.. Tho Southwark Mills COMPANY
.rsc.v=1-" and preferential payments
s-s1 Cornelius NlCEers-aL--, -----. r.
/ ~ so Liabilities. S-,pty. assets e----.
ABTN s-HUCE, dealer n furniture
Il Sc a. Willis avenue. lny-.---s<
.srs Lsi-or Flato. $50. Max Eng
M So ana the EaglaLler .Spr.lg Bed
uE - II was alleged he admitted
r-g inability 90 pay l.s Ceots. La
- EtH. -s=e-s. E,--I, including 500
.le Northern Bank. -srFa-s-
/ 4coEs d. Co. corporation, -anufae5t.--
G. paper -2&-@ e- N--. -+- .- --- "a. ~.
-..sr.y s-.a--. .L-C-u--a-' -reai---s
Z Trsis-s Paper boa-- L-mPaAs, 80,
| Boz BCsrl and Lining COMPANY go.
T. W!l.zn r. Plum. trading as the
z..V psre- BOX Board ALL, s-.t u
T. eyed ma. the corporation was tL-
r- and had transferred assets 70 W..
Wakefield r satisfaction ot J--a-
EElAN BPC-ER. Eo.ng business as me
re knitting ---.s AZ No ---5 E--1- -s----
~ v-o also .-- business g. 5-O-7- ~ =
|Ez-=- involuntary. go u -s---o-S - ne
,t Goods E.--zl-= S52-, r. ECt-5noeE5
s-1 ls and sz--e. BrusJe-1s SO. II
h z.sEsd -.-r na was l-solEeot gave
gss --v--a-- --r s-5. on machinery 70
|2,,s K-asr=". made p-e-sT-n--.@-. t@y-
sIs -l- admit. 90 wr-LIE -A@0-i--s --
+ ls debts Assets. s-.5-,
AsoL-NE UE--E, No. 1855 PcospecJ
|-zss. vo.-r.z-r L.z-.L-lss, Ss3 ~, ana
Sss s-t- t- The -2----eS ec-f-o- p 80
cE BOND and mortgages Oh -.---- 9---5L
ar ana Manhattan -ea. estate. ALl-ol5
p creditors are. Tie E.ve--ez- lions
s,l Savings Ea1s $3.50, Anna NC
s,-- >au.s---. E- -9l. the tre1eI-cA
o. Ec-rv -o-rary. $3.50 Aug -s--
1.-gc-.e $500. l- o. whom are 81
'st and Bertha holland so'+'', JUS
FREDERICK VAN FATTEN. trad.ng, as
F-ss' voluntary Liabilities. EC5-s, as
r. $50 among -ae creditors are lLe
h M N5.-s-.a-- Ez-E. Sl,t-oi t1e EIe-L-
& K. Wc-zs ST.. and Max Rosenberg
.IEssE ". POWERS. -R-. salesman. e.
q Fourth avenue. voluntary. L-&9----
= 81. and 10 assets Re owes Lr. NJ ~
FL. IS t-- services -n 1903. CL-SF
- az tc- wearing apparel SHOES con
Tlo-s-y erl rent
VILLAIN EEEELE. dealer IN photo
Il ~, e-c -r-ae. goods a- No. ~ WINS
- Fo.---a-- Liabilities $3.50 -
re- tE- .-cl-L.-- s.. .1 the Northern
'-A -.s-h stree. branch.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, January II. I9l
BEEYE~Receipt % cars, or 402 head

New York, January II. 1911
BEEYES-Receipts, % cars, or 402 head. all
Tor sIauehter Nothing doing IN live cattle
Feeling steady, with light receipts expected
easier 81 124 dl3lzc. dressed weight. sinking
oAal. Liverpool cattle market steady e. 10
lie dressed weight. IN addition 70 ofral; re-
C-gerltor beef ar London steady az iobc
CiLYES-Reea.rrs. PSI head Including go
f-r the market ysals steady; Western calves
slow. w'tg one car uns0Id. Common 20 good
ve4Is sold az SST $40 TH per 100 10. no prime
'o-s offered good Western calves az SO 30
Dressed calves steady at 1874 q lTc for city
Sares-Ne'sou A. McCabe. I veals. l47 -
'verage. $40 so PER 100 10. So 12S 10, s1o 20
8. Judd Co: 90 Western calves. ao9
H. ~. o:84rss ) l.. $. Da's"saek' 20 v'ai'' 100
newton : Co.: 8 veaIs. 135 ID. SO 50
SHEEP AND LhMRs-Receipts. 10 cars or
f5G had Including two cars FOR the mar
ket. 6 cars on sale. sheep steady, lambs slow.
with a few cars unsold. Common 70 fair
graa- Isvesf sold 81 $50 81 per 100 10; prime
I Sf 50 Dressed mutton steady az 1Gs &c per
~. dressed lambs ~ eM 2 l2c. country drAs'-d
ho-houso lambs a; sGGsll per carcass.
salee-Nevton 8 Co: lsi ohio lambs. 70
ID average. s. s5 per 100 To- sheep. IL ID,
Kerrs % ccorlrrissfon Company: los Ohio
lambs Sc lb. 81 70. fs Indiana sheep tweth-
s-sI los d. So Indiana sheep. 1874 10. SO so
WOG>-Esceipts p cars. or +6l6 head, all
ro- SLAUGHTER Market nominal Country
dressed hogs steady al "a l2i.c per 10.
sales Gate vesterdayl-J 9. Curtis ( Son:
az 200 lh IS 4G 2S state piss. % 10, IS IS /;
r1.rEs $50 ID. - 2J.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. l7-ConsoIs closed & higher
at 81 --L5 for money and 81 5--6 for the ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged az ISIS
Canadian Pa-lr- was 5ss higher ar PISS ana
Grand Trunk unchanged az -4ls.
Money was fairly easy 20 obtain. DIS
count rates were quiet.
The stock market continued firm. with
slight general gains, despite the appearance
Of srrTa --.-e new issues. Home rails. min
ing shares and Canadian issues received tho
most attention but Rubber shares were
easy on the lower prices az the crude rub
American securities opened steady and
advanced under the lead OF Canadian Pa
cifc I. which e large amount ct business
was done Wal Street and the ConLlust
bought well lL the late trading and the
market closed f-rn.
Call moUe- in London. gE54 per cent.
open market discount rates for short bills,
E3s per cent. long bills s5sE8a per cent.
Berlin discount rate. s-z per cent. Paris dis
count rate. rs per cent. Paris exchange on
London, -5 francs -,-z ceLrue5. Berlin eN-
change Oh London. 81 marks s5ie pfeuulzs
Bar so.1 rs. Sd. and American eagles. T5s.
l-lC
Berlin, Jan I1-Trading was dull and
prices generally lower On the Boerse
Canadian Pacific was strong and advanced
two points
Paris. Jan. ---Tzrse per cent rentss
closed unchanged - E- francs 5-iz Ccr-imez.
The tone Ws5 rather heavy on the Bourse
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
INSURANCE co.

SUBSTANTIAL progress IS being made by
the Fidelity-PhentZ Fire Insurance Com
panyr as IS SHOWN 1y tAs annual st1Le---eI{
Cf the Fidelity and the Pleuix, merged
.zsL March under the presidency OF Henry
Evans. also president Of the Continent al
Fire INSURANCE COMPANY The Fidelity
pnenlx now has assets II SO 10000 The
gross liabilities are 5000 CO., The net sur
plus IS $3.50 .yl w-.c1 means that the
Et5ali-y-pre.-E IS one az The leading fire
insurance companies CL the United States.
The cCu.a-- has nearly e-l,s.luu -l-
vested IN stocks and bonds. While in cash
lt has S-.5--r-1 The Management Of the
merged company is putting into Lo.Ce con
servaL.vs underwriting methods and IS
kcerinc down the cCU-2-v's risks iu the
crowded districts OF the big cities so that
no disastrous results would follow even IN
&c Sc az q great ccnaag-a-on.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 1T-Coru led ar advance to
day In all tbs principal staples on Change
Covering OF a big line Of corn by a prominent
short gave the rise touch of the spectacular.
Apparently hts incentive came from alarming
cables regarding the Argentine droUth. Tie
close was IGlHc % 1ssc higher than last -ight.
Latest prices for wheat showed net gain o.
visions more expensive by 7izc % q tribe be
yond an even half dollar Hour acter hour go
COZ bush lots OF corn we're being bought In for
widely known dealer, who recently was cred
ted with having been short SELLER on scale
OF unusual magnitude. simultaneously with the
Argentine scare, country sales had almost van
lshe5 and eyporr business picked up rapidly.
Furthermore. the number or cars arriving here
exhibited a decided falling cS In consequence o.
fSs Wet weather ana tie small l1adiags last
week. Dispatches from Buenos Ayres were bull
lsh in the extreme. Range ot prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
gIIS SlO,ODO,OOO ISSUE
o.,, Haven Road Raises Money
Nc" for Property Expansion.
,c,BoGRO BOND SALE SOON
,;..ctors Authorize an Issue of
- $4,000, OOo-D. & H. to
Get s7,OOO,000.

80 york. New Haven & Hartford
-. Company. Ct was announced yes
, - s.a sold aao0ooo ~ per cent short
~ .ss 70 a Boston syndicate headed
$ Mossly Co. The notes, which run
,,.-.s T. 1912, we're offered by the
y'rl - a ~ per cent basis, and at the
''lA',, -. ssv il was said that all Of the
tna = "a been resold to investors.
ssls - rss proceeds Of the sale OF these
fal' ri ba used by the New Haven to
ro''s - - NJ $4,000 dsbenture notes ma
axe .s;s wear. and the remainder, it is
tlD-7 - vsu be devoted 20 general cor
50 - e..-,,sas The New Haven is COM
va :, large capital expenditures for
81 sv,arsi1n. including advances TO
~ ~--ssisfsrlss new rolling stock and
i''--' -, n the Port Chester branch
- o..sr railroads are making prep
go o.. do some financing in the near
The directors Of the SeabCard Air
rp.gv-av 0o-2a~~. al a meeting held
--l' - -,,.y Yesterday authorized the sale
- "a an new refundi-s per cent bonds
.-,v-sa for tls retirement OF Sl+,o5l,oN
q 90 - trest 8 per cent bonds maturing
- next and 10 reimburse the treasury
.. ~. -srpszy for expenditures made for
80 and Improvements on various
- ,bs system. The bonds VIII be un-
80 BY syndicate headed by Blair
3 - - ra5srburg. Ta1-uann & Co. and
sss,sorf Williams G. GO.
=. Delaware s. Hudson received per-
'.-,,r from the Public Service Comn!s-
=. I. the Second District TO issue re-
-,tsr ! per cent mortgage bonds to the
- ys,gs Of S-l-l 1ls. TO be sold al not
..sr@ L-is understood that negoua-
-, for the sale ot these bonds 10 a local
,.11g house are re-rinz comp.eloA. Inc
eds Of the sale VIII re used partly
y me discharge Of notes 10 the amount
-. - s-. the remainder for improve
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Ts-ua-. =. la

New YORK, January !, 1911
GRAIN-wHEAT-valu advanced stead
ilg with small offerings and az the close were
eTlia- net higher LiverPcc. was about as
expected. coming I'd lower with reports Of
considerable selling B-aEstreet's visible showed
O. decrease east Of the Rockies os 4Os 600 nush
compared with decrease last year or l.Il5OD1
bush. and stocks i- America and r. and at7at
FOR Europe amounted 90 lsS. zoo 900 bush. repre-
sa1.!lE decrease -oE the week Of i.l12.ua1 con-
pared with a tota. os 1876 700 coo last year when
the decrease for the week was lI5i0o0 bush
cash wheat 6~m. 80 o re5 e olis elevator and
81 -2-- af-zt COEN-ShoWed decided
strength closing az d net advance Of lis dl-s--
The ey---ra5l= surplus % com was estimated az
from 100000 90 100000 bush. which COM
ra-ss wiki about 10000 600 bush last season
B-a-s-r=ets visible increased 10000 b-s1
against an increase Of $4,000 last year Ey-
port c.earaCces large. export sales, Q loads. 10
com. new. 52e % aGoat. OATS-There
was some good buying. and prices al the close
were --- net higher. B-a1streers visible showed
decrease of 456 200 bush. against decrease
last year az 800 001 bush. Cash oats steady
a-1 unchanged. standard White, 39c. no .
as-c. 40 q, 8ac. 40 a. 3s-c RTE-stea5y;
SO . Sc O New York. BARLEY-QI.st;
mailing. ascasl C Z Bufalo BUcKWHEAAT
quiet. American, &c, C New York. Ca
madam. '6ilr, C & 2, New York. for export
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
COTTON.

S--- quiet and unchanged ar l4.s1c tor mid
ding Lr and. sales Q 475 bales. direct shipment
L..--r5-. cables. spot au.s-. sales 700 bales
speculation and export 4yl. American. t.00o,
Iar- ST. Futures opened STEADY a. l32 points
decline. closed quis- a. net decline q -T3
paints. Jaula-s ana Jz-IE-g-E. trlarv Z TsU1.
Fs.rlz-s--Larrr. O. sid. 1lar-n-ADrI 7s-Z:
Ap.---Iay 1920. lIay-I-us 1886, Juas-Julv,
7s---- Tu'r-AuElsV. T75--l. AuEusr-Ser,aL-
ber 759-sG. standardization 72i5. Cctoosr-
Ecveur-r. TCf5
COFEEE-Tre market started TflT points
higher. with active support from bulls eased n
.rr.s bug ar r-e clos. was steady a. a net
advance -. 5TlG points. sales. 81 go tsEs.
Eav~e closed u T1-z francs net r CHER Ham
burg 1914 Tfer-.-s higher. Rio showed q de-
cline al so rs.s while santos was 100 ra.s lower
cost and freight offers were generally unchanged
20 slightly lower. SPOT quiet and UNCHANGED AZ
IEF-l fer RIO 80 g. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
Coffee

PRoTIsIoNs-Moaerat.s..y assys and 6.msr.
gl59s,5 80 extra Inala mess. $2gg$29 80 BEEF
STEADY. ulc1ns ll-is. $50 D. NE 'r1 n.
1lts,, lao n. u=-. .p.gs l--. CET MEATS
o.. l2r. Picked hams s,oaav. i2is0f3. 2. II
I.tRC-sta-zy. ulsds West, 10 50T ~ G01. re-
fred barely -sca5~. s--,n Are-.-a. Il e5r. Con-
cu.e-. So 0a- sTEAELNE-Lasy. c.so @al.
Dan Talnage.s sons Company. New orleans.
ss showing receipts TO be aIs 600 sacks.
81 ac6 pockets against 7as.5l3 year ago.
SVGAR-Eef--d quiet and unchanged,
s,aT5a-f c-aauiara5. Assoc net less per cent
cash sales Of Cube sugars we've made az a
decline that established Sol laa a9 The basis
O-E C. aud molaeses suE-r - test. 2ItHc
The business aloount-e 70 az least 600
BASIS aF test and drs' half February az 1ts b.
r-s- and freight. Gables from Cuba report
I5- .as- year and l51 two years aTo Re-
lsirrr for the week a. tas Sis p-.nc.0ll ports
on Cura were 80 600 tons. ae.. .nst 1900 .asf
r,--r. - 600 Q year a-- ard 90 tw1 years
olo ana ea oo0 and 5000 stock IS 1900.
a07Inst 005 and $1,000 and $1,000
METAL CCpPEE-Siautart clll, SPOT.
lamar. Fearuarv and March quoted ar l2g
iS iG- Lora n FIRM. spot 90 l5z p. futures
"a f1z as Lake copper u ,i--. ia.L2'--. esC-
II coll TIN--trouc. spot ~ .5sa il-slc. Jan
80 and February. 4IJuufl.,5n. March. 81 -'I
55.'154 "a T.E.T-cI.et. 81 ioasl SOC New York
-. cpyf .rt.R-Easv. 55u15 55c %-w EcfK.
F. -so1s .6- Fau 81 Louis London. "a - Cd
ypO[-cIeve.and warrants. 80 Q 81 London
= .C--T, stras ~ 40 ! fo1c-r- Northern. SIS q
ls-s -. 10 . Sl4 TS1Sl5 o. 80 Southern ard
~, % -s7,tbe-r soft 81 25tSl5 u.
NAVAL sToREs--srir.ts tgrpertlas a-ner
f..-s g-F srade hicher but unchanged A.
ls,,-Isr Hoslr steady END gnchaEzst Tar
1890 spirits TrRPFNrlNL ma shine hhls
ss. 81 T5TS7. RCsIN. --mm ~ = g-ot
.--.rr-f 81 60. Z. So is. y, s. so. }. 81 S.
tr,TT,s Quiet with prices unchanged Cur
- rs-g.pts mostly for tanatrs
YrAruER-pafher Glow demand. ard prices
,,--ss-e.S Ft-- band stocks amp's
uETGs-Qu.et bur steady
NroI asSLs AND sYRUP-Qust bat steady
Prices unchanged.
o1x-rinseed OF firm. and az advance
- -l'r.--t-J on % per gallon tar American
4 ,-4rerlfrl oil lDrlanEea. Refined pee
,--F..,-4 steadv o. recent prices
rcrrovsFED OIE-Quiet and sas'er. rfos-
,,, rt1- g~.nfs ust lower Lcca. contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
.aprzs MISSING EoR 4 WEEK

los Drsrs-zz. an importer Of steel.
-ss Broadway, Who disappeared
- tis house on Monday January 9. has
:. -, bser heard from. Dreyfuss, who
IA hen worrying owe. the fact t1at he
=. ,.,rlv his entire fortune In a patent
~ Ifs wife bs.or. he went away that he
Ia drown himself He is torty-Aye
.,-. or8 sdfs native Of Alsacs-Lorrains.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
TOPICS CF LIE STREET.

lyAEIGN -E-D-EE-FOre-g houses
- u upward o. 100. shares II L-- -I---
a.. Ia4-Eer about evenly divided between
as ard purchases
,-..Ef=A MARKET CCEDITLCZs.--L-.....s
80. market -s dull and weak. Coh7---
.VlE-le q the belief THAI the meta
4 o"er, al- with the country lat5S
- -s+s1ce l- prices from the p.e@eL-...
rss.. Oas o. the reasons for the -e1ls
- \; output .s -lr imports LE0D an
f.,l11...-4--o south America and A--le1 -
s-e-.s -e-st pro oa1--.CCs. Inc 4Agi iea.-- -
/ -S-r.-. q copper received from IlIelsA
| ,,s.l.es has 50 q a-ae extent Offset cur
Co. production. Alaska copper Pr
-s,.,. : asc expected -C rglre largely N
,-.-,--. a-zi year Unless yhere IS an lLl-
-sr.. =, " me situation m the cur trl-.
:, 90 -lS cou1-Iv and Europe are Lks.y
&c March
/ be- a.. =. PRICES -S.ee, p-.ce conditions
- AN changed s.--- The i4sr meeting Of
4 3. stee. manufacturers. Certain
! ~ - pendent -.U -l..s= are mah-ls
1 - ~, ioE some grades Of steel. pa Lsca[- ~
u Il ~. 'e4e W.lr- have been C--r- 20 l.-
"a e low a. g. p per l0g pouna-s-.
sssg5-. a. iEe official price OF q 81 Fs-
ssgsgsf,. '1Nitg dividends earned, ana an
tis rA,, -.''eUer- .s under way 70
4 ~ s,,r..--- --5.es This has led % a cel
"a a-o.t- OF price cutting. Ir is eXpActeH
- MI e.~ meeting o. steel guanlLact ~l-
? g-les. sailed some r.we iu FeOrudty
4 to ..ese are signs that consume
"a r-',-ei iEe market no changes lA
nr,.,,s..-ss are likely a. that time.
aes ts,- sSDs DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
"a Reevi,.@-el az follows. The tedel "a. "a.
| = ber esr,'..--As eOmr zug. regular quarterly
~ . tSs ~ lAe preferred payable ya.i,u-
kSa Ca estern Telephone ana 4eis--
= te trs,-ls regular seull-annual = lv
~ n. t5I,iI..e-, payable February j. t..e
- "A - company. regular qua
i ts,'gsYv 1ehl o. the preferred. payaots
&.sfitN ~ r .-r metropolitan West Si-'
5ef CO., ~L.-dsl. regular quarter.
e G. paEaa-e March ! Sedrs-lto,-
i,s e5-o-~..s .ss-.aF cIsEferly "a Ier ceAt
= A0u.rssi ~. PAYABLE February ID. ali'
80 cusr,e- --eat Heat and Power COM
Ie. cent payable FeDi 1-
,.ls MAJ ANNA P.-ts1urs dispatch
slsas To- =, esefoed as preliminary prep
<s<,E2Wsrs -e extension ~ the Delaware.
i.Acgra dfs-s Nestc-u Railroad into the
- t0r y ~ ~ ls The taking mp Of pn-
20 Sog,s e-fes Ct coal land Ga Plum
aetas o. btn1. Manor Bethel kE-
We toyrsthe buueu Kiranuing and
- olt0ns 49, ll Armstrong County,.
-. tor n SUPPOSED 10 have been p-.-
p.shfat int railroad. which would Se
armstrong County within
GAS BOND ISSUE DENIED
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18

light: choics 50 60Gs6 s5 prime. S. 4o9{6 so.
SHEEP strong, supply fair. prime wethers. 81 30
asa 10. culls and common, 81 5oGS3; lambs, s5G
S6 so: veal calves SlOfS11 HOGS active. re-
ceipts IS double decks. prime heavy, IS 10: ne
dur1s SS 35dss 80: heavy Workers, IS 40fSS IS.
light Yorkers s. 5oGSs IS: pigs s. 556Ss 90,
roughe. So 7hllSI 40.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18

anthony y. Brady. vice-president and di-
Irector OF the Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Sompany. OF Chicago, states that there Is
iss, ino truth In the report Of a S2O)0,00O bond
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
8ankers, nosted - foIlnm

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. 7lsc
o-sloUnti Chicago. par; san Francisco,
sight s., telegraph lie; New Orleans, COM
ouytng par selling lice rren9.un. ST.
LOUIS, l5c premium bid 25c premium asked.
pay
BANK CLEARINGs.-New York. ex-
Changes s4l5 $3.50. balances SlS.97g 913. Bal
unoLs, exchanges SI26TSs5, balances SiST-
lsl; PHILADELPHIA, exchanges S32. .4TQ81 bal
s-ces 1-,s-t,5Zs. Boston, exchanges S-9,c3+-
Cst balances S2,385, 500. CHICAGO. exchanges
&58aS.5g2, balances SZ293l4.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
slVeI 81 closed IN London az 247sd, an advance
GOLD. PREAuUM-In Madrid. 7e5. Lis
bon, $50
.MENICAN EXCHANGE.-Nsxican ex-
c-aL8e on New York is quoted at 20lL.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
IFoIn customs yesterday were G4q0}2. in
seTna+ revenue, including corporation tax,
1,--b e+o. ana miscellaneous, 5t25+31. q total
OF So.-s-.-5J, against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of S3,255,--S For the
month 20 date ordinary receipts have been
5>2.5s5 and ordinary expenditures $27,z53,-
554 The excess of expenditures was s3.5--.-
receipts have been $55z,5S4,255, against
H4 .Ze8 s25 N the same period of 1910, and
orolnary expenditures S3I-,S3lS2l, against
S355,3&I3S2 IN 1910. the excess of expenditures
with an excess OF expenditures last year
o. S2e.odo55l Including Panama Canal aC-
count and public CeIt, the excess OF al
expenditures over receipts since July
n the corresponding period O. year ago OF
UB-TREASURY.-T Treasury was
debtor 90 the Clearing House s-5,-3l.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
SEED PRICES.

-o,.,o Ian. II. - CLovERsEEp - Cash,
ra1Uary FEBRUARY and March, 81 oI y April.
SS "a. october 81 = ALSIKE-Prime,
s9 so: March. SO 80 TIMOTHY-Prime. 81 10
New-York tribune., 1911-01-18
NEW YORK PRIcEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sLAEOAED CLEARANCEs.
EIOIR IND NIEAI-FIou

flour hND MEAL-Flou- very inactive.
win concessions Necessary o. effect sales. Far-'
ass .y. H!1tsr stra.sa-s. s. 55tSi -, winter
patents - 6.GSi % zur-z clears. 81 81 50.
-z- Sc 257Ss 80. Kansas =tralEEts s. 7g3Si s.
RYE FLJEE--Flru Far o. g1g-. s. 2rTS4 IS .
choice to fancy. - a1gs4 go RuCEWHEAT
ELoLR-Qu.eL. s. p per 100 y CQRNNEAL-
=te41v. Kiln dried 50 50 BAG NEAL me
w-.-= and yellow. 81 ZggSl -5. c-a-se q 500
s. Co. FEEL-Nes-e-1 spring So 5OFS25 IS
standard u.5dlrE. S2G fo-. 90 S-s 10. red dog
SIS 75 cry bran So to bulk s2G 80 sacks mid
ding. sec 50NS2o; red dos $50. lcminy chop
sos bulk S2i % sacks, o--mszE s35.
COTION-Quiet and after an opening de-
cilne showed irIegIlsrir- with the close steady
az a net loss OF 5g9 points on old crop positions
vls barely steady a. decline ot 5G7 pc!rts o.
--= old cr-p and OF points on the new. with
May ---,racts selling a. l#.s5c O. within 9
points Ct the lowest Level reached since that
position sold ar 1890. following the ruh-Gat-ca
Ct -Ea governments crop ez--a-e early IN De
r=Is@r Southern sret markets reported de-
-as - from l-i6Tlsr. Local contract C..-=s.
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