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bishop to his own special sphere of work
in connection with the missionary edu-
cational and charitable work of the
cathedral and of the diocese.
decision was reached 10 appoint Ed
gar Priest, Organist and choirmaster of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, as organst
of the cathedral He will relinuuish his
position in St Pduls and all other work.
giving his whole time To The cathedral
and the choir school. Mr.. Priest was
formerly pupil of Or. Pyne. organist of
Manchester Cathedral, England.
1t was determined that the regular ca
thedrai worship should begin in Bethle-
hem Chapel when completed. which. it
is hoped. will not he later than next
All Saints day, November 1.
Aid in Securing Funds.
Tho canons will reside at Mount st. AL
bans and will give their thought. time
and effort to the development of the
various departments of work connected
with the cathedral and to assist the
bishop in procuring funds for the build
in.
Canons lie Vries and Bratenah have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-15
Falls From Tree; Breaks Leg.

Ralph Preston. seven years old. of
Nichols avenue, Anacostia, fell from a
tree last evening and broke his left
leg above the knee. The boy was car
ried 10 his home by friends and the
broken leg was seF
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.

The Iron Age says;
Steel companies have made some further
progress in establishing higher prices Tor
their products m the last week, and now
look for railroad buying to reinforce the
position IN which the recent heavy volume
OF low-priced business has put them.
Unlike the movements which IN otner
periods have proved to be definite turn
ings of the tide. the present one comes az
a time IN the year When demand lasss tnuu9 tnuui
IL lacks the usual accompaniment OF mlil
assumptions and of Increased working
forces What is counted on ny those VINO
predict large things for 1872 y that OrueIs
now on hand VIII carry them Wen INTO
March az high rate OF output ana thaJ
spring business viii BE- sufficient 10 III
their books beyond the middle of the year
The accumulation " large forward oruSIs
at low prices has enabled producers 10 take
stand for higher prices and at tue sdlue
time has led doubteTs 10 question why more
space was not reserved for the heheI-
priced business predicted for l3l-.
Several additions To the list of the Jnlted
States Steel Corporations active furnaces
are scheduled for January.
Heavy buying by the railroads i impend-
ing In rails. announcements OF contracts
for $4,000 90 G0.c00 tons are expected Wllhlh
the next fortnight, the buyers nciu1lng
the New York Central, Pennsylyahla' 6d,-
timove 4 Ohio. AtChison. southern Kali
way and several Western lines. \ Brazil
ian road has ordered 22N0 tons from the
Steel Corporation. Spike orders nave IN
creased under low prices. three lines ldNlns
Pennsylvania car orders for 1900 cars
Will require fully 100000 tons or steel. In
the last week Western roads have taken
about 2.Clg cars.
Bessemer iron IS stronger. and 81 > at
valley furnace is now maintained. Inc
wire and tin plate operations OF the Steel
Corporation and the steel production OF
the Carnegie Steel Company viii be ad-
vanced to a 90 per cent basis in Jenuary.
The Iron Trade Review says.
Cheering news comes from leading iron
centres. but with 10 there is an expression
Of conservatism. An official Of one ot the
largest companies SAYS that business has
had a severe case OF typhoid fever is now
couvalescing and must be given a very re-
stricted diet IN the way Of higher prices or
there VIII te a relapse. Recent advances
are being well maintained fer the most part
ir the Central West. but In Eastern terri
tory are not strictly adhered 10. Sale Of
q =.0C0 tons of BesseUer has been made by
the Ohio Iron and steel Company TO the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. at
S14 e. valley. ard this IS the largest sale
OF Bessemer since February, 1910. barring
the recent exchange deal BY the seller and
the Republic Iron and Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

DONIrSTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost par;
r,iiCar,o zoe premium. New Orleans coI!-
,nerriaI SOC discount. bank 81 premium; =.
Louis. 45c premium bid. sc premium dshSu t
5tTirnSap0Iis zoe premium, Charleston buy-
10 nan selling 1-lO per cent premium san
Frarcisco, sight 1c, telegraph 2icc.
RANK CLEARINGS. - New York -X eX-
changes s2S5, 20 GS4. balances SllJ-r6s-, bys-
TON exchanges $2t, l6s. boi, pdlahces si'-o', -
chicago. exchanges $5l.3S-.51l, balances 81
Sst S957 baltimore. exchanges &5,b5S,2 ,256, bal
ances S762C13.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar sil-
,.sr z4l.. Mexican silver dollars 4bc. Bar
silver in London closed at . sd.
GOLD PREMICM.-ln Madrid, t9S LIS
bon, TO-
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican, ex-
change on New York IS quoted at lJli-
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS;
The latest daily report Of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts, Sii5,-il,
internal revenue, Including corporation tax,
S3y7 1896 and miscellaneous, NbrS55' making
a total OF sS7S,0T. Expenditures on ordl-
nary government account for the same time
we're 81 5q3Jsq For the month 10 date Ordi-
nary receipts have been S33,lOs.VG and ordl-
nary expenditures s3J,614,Is'. For the nscal
wear 20 date ordinary receipts nave peeH
SOS. .g7G.34s. against S3l9,OJ2.Js5 in the same
time last wear while ordinary expenditures
have been 500 1S3 2S5, compared with SO. J.lot,-
gT0 in the corresponding period OF 1910, the
excess Of expenditures amounting 70 S-1'-
205.g37. against an excess or expenditures or
S6 0sO 765 q year ago, including Panama
Canal account and public debt accounts, the
excess Of all expenditures over receipts
since July I, 1911, amounting 70 &2,Dl.yl.
comparing with a deficit IN the preceding
year Of $l6.@0.793.
sT-B-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
York Clearing House yesterday 20 the
amount of $209.G05.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. December 20. loll

New York. December 20. 1917.
RFFNIS-Receipts li5 ears oy -o>4 heal; 4;
- rIr4' on sale. steers slow. but about steady .
hulis stssd-. good cows firm. medium ana
ccr,rnon allow. 10 shade lower A few late arr
rivals urs1ld Ordinary 20 good steers sold at
e. 5oIs- 20 uer roo DO oxen aud stays at 81 q
e. bulls at 81 so % B. so. cows az 81 10 e - 20
f.,, extra flt 90 az s.. tail ends az 81 90
Dressed beof ip fair demand az so l2l-c Cor
native sides. rNe stoclIyards VIII De closed on
Monday. December 81. 800 90
average. s. 20 per 100 DO. - virginia, 1886 ID,
Sg 500 20 Pennsylvania. lts7 lb. 81 t5. bulls,
iean H. IS 4 cows 1881 lb. IS 3 900 TO- 81 -
4 1850 10. s4 ij. 20. a4S NJ. 81 q IS ~. 81 81;
= $50 No. 81 20. .. go 3d. s. 20 96p RI, 81 -:
Ia aee lb 81 IS. =. 600 No. So. .. 100 lb. 81 =.
Newton a Co. 30 virginia steers, lll2 10,
Se 40. . West virginia. 0Gl Do s.. oxen. 400
~ Sass. . 1900 lh. 81 50. bulls lloT ib.
81 so. o cows. io"S 90. 81 30 10. s75 10. 81. :,
ss5 H. 81 Is g. $50 lh. s. 90. z. $50 Do. s. 23
III T64 No. s. l5 .. sos TO- s. .. $50 10. 81 so
shambers q Son. 20 West virginia steers.
tt4o h. 81 80 10 i2i0 lb. ST. 50. 80. 1874 10.
90 80. q. 1888 10. 50 75. 3 Kentucky 1910 10.
S6 25. : 1880 No. s. SO. ! stag. 1890 10. 50.
oxen. 1919 Do. - 80. > bulls i425 10. s. 80
Tobin & shannon / OK. ll70 10, 81. J. 1000
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

FROVI-IONs-Easicr eaviE. bus late IN the
dav rallied and closed az about the top. foth
STEADY. Ness 81 25GSlT -; family. Sl9gS@O.
short clear Sl1 .JQSls -. BEEF F-Alrss. N!99
S1a 20. family Sl4 5oTSlJ; packet. Nl5 5oHSl4i
extra India mess. S220S22 50. BEEF HAMS
Dull; S2gaS3I DRESSED HOGS--teady. Ba-
cons Sc: is0 n 50. 1850 q itc. liu U, Sac,
pigs sac. CUT MEATS-picklet bellies quiei.
10 Ib 9Lc. l. n. 9isc; Il n. as PlGihLt.D
Bi.c. country. 55saGh.c. LARD-9teady Mid
die West. 20as.3Oc. city 9G9st. refined, >ouln
America, 1896. Continent aIoc Brazil, kegs
II -Jc Compound dull; G7s17lse sIEAkl NJ
steady. Oleo. 9a9lc. city lard, lo'sG ~ -2t.
MET OPPER-Stauddrl strong. spot.
f3 81 Q. ala. l0c. December 1892 4lic. January,
t4a14 2Jc. February. March and April, la
u 81 i-t london excited spot, tb3 los. cultures,
f6l los. Exports. p 246 tons $50 Tar this month.
Lake copper. 14AG14isc. eectrolvtc, l+ag
1850. ,ast.ng. 134nl4c. TIN-EasNt spot
~ - p 44.95c; December. - 81 "a 90; January
~ -0df5c. February. G.50q - 2jc. March. 80
tgCJ l0s futures il93 los Local sales. tons
suot tin a. 45c, . tons spot a. f49jci . spot az
~ eOr and - tons December ar A.I3C, LEAD
steady, 4.40aA50c New York. 20 Z gi.5l,sc
East - Louis London. tlJ IL 81 -PGLt -R
Dull. d.25r635c. New York; dHt -Oc East -
Louis London. t.G i2s 6i. ANTlMoNl
Cookson b. : zoe. tRON-CleF-land warrants
sos Doc London. Locally steadv NO foundry.
Northern. sl4 55d&15: No = 81 5oISli %, No
Si4 IS.
COTrONSFED oU,-Operauons were ot an
eyenug-up character. with fairly active cover
decline TO POINTS advance. Local contract
rHI-eH
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on can
opened at ga per cent; highest, I per cent:
i6west. 3a. per cent. closing. per cent.
r,,rt1o ra+e e., Der cent Time money was
unchanged. Patec. 4hdhz per cent, for
thirty DAYS; 4af5 per cent for sixty d Gays p
and ! per cent Tor four 70 SIX Hl0il. H0..7 rs
Mercantile paper continued quiet Rates:
1N74S, per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS
indorsei bills receivable. as well as Ior
choice four and six months s!As'e ""i'10''
3 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The toyelsn
exchange market opened stro5ng Wisn t9o rafoS {oS
up 10 points further 70 ssS6 80 I21 SterIirg
s. s54 25es $50 Cor sxiy-day bills and tSi6og
4a7o for ninety-day bills. snort iI4i1T3 shn.f
rojc5sn,arks at IS 3-l5. The market was
sfsady in the afternoon. with rates now, h3%5
ever. shade of from the morniln-1Et ms. VA
iavai Gables were quoted a. 4o'V21to.to'
lS,.. lI.,a-d sterIinC al l. $3.50 1850 and sixty
Ssv bills at asa Snort francs he,d ar aroula {ls
S1sa. and short reichsmarks 80 S-lo less --'''
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

spot quiet with prices II points higher az
. c5c for mlCdlug upland. Delivered on contract,
100 bales. Liverpool cables. SI0t fair business
doing sales 900 bales speculation ana export,
GO. American 7C0Oi imports, 5000 Ameri-
can. a. t0oO Middiing upland. J.09d. Futures
opened quiet and unchanged; closed very steady
at net avauce ot 3izH4l4 points. December,
4 9Ife Dt.amDer-JanLarl, 4.H3 ID. January
February AJ4l. February March 4.35d. March
,rrii 49Gd. Auril-Mdv. 4gs I'D, Nay-J lnei
= 5o.yzd. June-Iulr. Jo2 iao, July-Augusr.
D. 0+IeG. AugIst-Scpte ew1er ana Septrmher-CCto-
her ODD. OetCner-NoveElber J.uJ 42d.
COFFEE-Easier. closing at II ~ 10 points
NET lower. sales. $500 bags Houses with
rsjr5Uean connections were Jetive sellers, and
there vas considerable liquidation by local longs.
tIa,.ro closed at a. net decline of -tU1 franc,
,iau.bur- was a pfcnug lower Rio was steady
ar 80 rris advance. but Santos was barely steady
%, "a t.riine of So reis cost and freight offers
froul Brazil were In sou-e cases about 'sr lower.
Brazilian shippers were said to oe aaAng Tor
EiTs and the ract that SOME bios made con
si5ar7brv under asking quotations mad been ac-
rrrtrd recently indicated some Weakening on The
r.a-- of holders spot unchanged on the basis of
i4f-c FOR Rio No Z. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
FoREIeN Markets.

" sssFnocl. Dec. 0-WHEAT-spot steady;
.5,r-. Nanitooa ulquoted No 8. ls SAD:
li1'ss STEADY, December. = ID; March. Is
- Ae,. u 2-s n. CORN-Spot firm. Amer
81 @!zeo. as &c futures arm January. Js
ps.-r, e2ruary, ~ S&ad FLOCR-Winter
CtA -Is g. HOPS-In London (Pacinc
-rs..' ~ lls0 f12 5s. BEEF--Eztra India
9s gos PCRK-Princ mess. Western. OBS
cv.-, hANs-shOrt cur. Sis Cd BACON
hsIiic.7 ialo cut. AS 90 short rib. fss, clear
kes..' ses 81. long clear mlddles. light. 48s
a., f,s short clear backs. 45s Cd shoul-
u.r-,. square ass LARD-Prime Western.
BJ.rTt- IS % American refined. pals. AS
-Cs,--..t7'-- -.t'--'Sooc United states, 112s. CHEESE
Z -,--A --1est white. TOs. colored. TOs 81
--s,.t-.( -ls.,t.( W "--Frime citv S5s 80 TURPENTINE r
rr6T S yS-a ats -. RCSIN-Comuou. IGs Pc
corr L I s- ,--- hetred. 70 LINSEED OIL. 37s.
TAifTC3 PED CIir-HuIl refined. spot 2Js 81.
To-c.n y - ls'ralian in London 32s 3D.
uzs- D'c. -9-RAW SUGAR-Centrif-
gt,Cap pa. muscovado. l5s 80. BEET
LfEsFir-1,i - ctm9er lie 7izd. CALCUTTA
= &C, &c sPERI OIL. f84 los PETROLEUM
Tr,ppr,,.sSr44, refined, 01-6d. spirits. 80 d.
Ar,.r., "a, - ~ k-sDiuts 37s 3D. ROsIS-
man strained los Sd. rne. 1ss 4itd
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
RECORD COTTON GINNING
Last Year s Amount Exceeded by More
than 100000 Bales.

Washington. Dec. '2o.-of the enormous
cotton crop grown in 1911 estimated by the
Department OF Agriculture at Lss5'O0
bales. there had been ginned up TO last
Wednesday 92.4 per cent, or l3,75s.652 bales.
according 10 the Census Bureaus report to-
dav. This exceeds by more than 1900 600
bales the amount ginned TO December Is
last year. and by almost the same amount
the ginning Of previous record years
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

cert cash. MEETINGS at United states potN as COO
ing the week we're 5000 tons 4saai, tss1na1,, were
last week and 1900 last yeaI., and IN 800 "A
year AGO Total rtsck IS 11s.soo. against iZoy ,vg
last week and 81. .OOO last year. Sn Nc Tsngarv
were reported AZ sac. basis ~ test,, Us u.s. ,be
freight equal 10 461c here ra,y h0"s steady: cen
trifural e9 Test rae: nnuscCvado. ~ test; 80, t-p.,
ana rnoIasses sugar 80 test. 39scL In no-s,er
and Jannarv IDS TiLd. MAY l4s l0sd.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dee. 20--eliing % wheat was
largely done By local professional speculat0rs.
rheir cus was taken from improved Argentine
weather reports but a mere powerful influence
was an expert opinion mat the effect oI rain
would not be- a. serious AZ previous statements
Indicated aud that the KEY 20 the situation was
south Argentine where the OutlOOA az present
u-4r most promising During fhe session May
ranged from gsac 10 99lac closing arm. but
D.. 7ssr Gown AZ eeisc. Corn closed steady. al
Nd+sc higher. oats even with t~enu-four
from tuesdays close. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. DEC 20. -eATTLE. s6 ess.,sss. !. = ss-
1J 600; strong % Ice Up; oeeyes - ." % -
4 TsSSs sS ,Sessrs s5esrs and :ssSers 81 2SSs5
and heifers. S2a So so. calves sS9sI Sc
HOGS-Receipts. $4,000 weak az yss'srnay a =
81 81 s!a 25. heavS. s. IS $50 25; rough. s. sse$e:
good 10 choice. heavy, 81 q SO %; pigs - 39e
s % bulk q sales S 95SssIs s. sH5sss1 5ss4
Rsspis R.stsqa HsoSS 8 9Sas4 strong earrings fa es
lambs. native. 81 SO 10: western; 81 25 So 10
Cincinnati Dec 20. cATTLE 49, Rses,pss' e,ss
Sass 10. hei,ers sses3 So; cows, 81 25S
81 70. calves opened steady closing slow and
35e lower ,SS3sS2 H0Swsecs.psss 81 ss So IS
stags. SO ass: common sows; i+9sS IS; pigs
and mo- lights 81 s. 23g "a s. SIsr ys 46. sS.
10 Eas, /: ISL Buaaio, Dec 2o.-cATTLE-Eeceig;s
325. fairly active and steady cs xEALs-E ISs.,I,,
600: active and 1OG l5c higher; heayy and
mixed SO 25d SO 80; Workers. SO l0Gko -:
pigs. S6as5 10. roughs 50 s5 q - 20 !' dalsies'
5000 sheep active and steady: lambs slow
and 25c lower, lambs, s3 5o9 9s6I5 -
d5o SsHfHs neSdns Sf5 soc soc so1thsns strong 70
higher: calves 25c lower: dressed beef and
SP2r sIssTs Sc g s5r .foeeTs 70 go9g and
feeders 81 a So. Southern. 81 50 n S6 50: South
ern cows So a 81 50: native cows. 81 !5g 81 20
S4HS7 HOGS-Receipts. $4,000: steady; close
weak. bulk Of sslos. IS 709S6 20. heavy, SO .
llehrs. SIS 50a Sc l2is; Digs. s4Rs5 SHEEP
-Receiuts 5000, 100 l5c higher; muttons
81 40Gs6: vearllngs. s4GS5; wethers. s3G
So -. ewes. 81 70 Q Sc 2J; stockers and feeders.
50 % asa -.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
st. Louis Dec 20-CATTLE-Receipts, =.
0l5: offerings Inadequate. market active and
IOeBI5c higher; steers. 81 70 n 50 IS heffers.
IS 401S7 10: cows, 81 50 a S5 Is; Southern
steers So 20 a 81 80. HOGS-Receipts, I2.05o;
fairly active az steady prices; choice, SO 2On
s6 30: bulk ot sales. IS ~ n SO 10; packers - 80
a 50. bsst lights, 81 5OTS5 T5; fair. s. ls5 81 /,
5est pigs. 81 S5G s. IS; fair. 81 25a 81 -.
SHEEp-Receipts. 1sSe. fair demand and 10
lie higher: lambs. 81 T56 s6 y; cHlis 81 -
u 81 50. fair 10 good mutton sheep, 50 20 y
60 81; common, 81 754s3 10.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
FIRE HORSES rRAMpL- ON eIRL

F,,-s-ieattcs, Long Island, Dec. 20-Madeline
Rroo,,Ji ,Jil.ah, an eleVen-year-old schoolgirl Of
sf,1Al5n sf,s,Aa5n hlils. was seriously Injured this
knoc,eS 70 front OF her nome by being
ssn sssn attached 10 the hooE sn6 ladder Of
SaEi.eflcus Volunteer Fire Company Of
srsS ieyen The little girls skull is fract-
ana she Is internally injured.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
AND sYRIPs

lut unchanged prices.
O.tLs 80 change in spirits
turpeutine Rosiu quiet and unchanged. with
tar steady.
inseed oil steady az recent prices.
4, tr-QuIet ana unchanged
SIG NR-Rerned inactive with prices un-
changed. ane granulated 5.T5c me-. less per
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December 20, 1911
GRAIN-WHEAT-In response 70 more
favorable prices from Argentina and lower
prices abroad the market declined about :
early. but near the close regained part OF the
loss dnal figures being 3 2 &c net lower.
puenos Avres market declined 1ul.c, re-
fecting q more confident feeling Receipts In
the American Northwest were slightly larger
than both last week and last year. and Nortn-
western markets were lower. The Northwest
eru Miller reported the -four output at Mime
apoIis Duluth and Milwaukee last week az
800 500 barrels compared with 3l5.233 the
previous week and 366.260 last year. Interior
cash markets hrm. with improved demand.
Export sales loads OF Manitobas al outports.
30 2 red here 97c elevator. domestic basis,
and 9sa. o adoat. 10 ! Northern Duluth,
81 1Si. b afoat CORN-Commissio
houses were sellers early. and prices easec on
8. X &c. Untavorable weather over tfe oeit'
smaller receipts az interior points and hr-a
cash markets caused sharp rally and hnal
figures were q "a re net higher. Export sales.
loads al outpOris. Export new here tuc
o h anoat OATS-Quiet and price changes
small closing unchanged 70 Il net higher.
Cash oats easy: standard white. 53izc IN ele-
vator: No 2 sic. Nos and T. j3izc and
natural and white clipped. - nc. on track
RYE-Steady; No ., &c. nominal, Buf-
faIo. 10 arrive ARLEY-Steady, mailing.
ISH e. 95 Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC

1911 1910 1903
81 wk. IN Dec. S2.522. 700 S1S9q.0Jo Sl74iC00
July 1-Dec. H.. SO G44.sO7 07l0 80 As 203, $50
DENVER & RIO CRANDE
% wk. IN Dec. S44I.3O0 S44S 500 S4O3.500
July 1-Dec. Il. L.544.j00 1l.TlT.90o 1l.2969ss
GRAND TRUNK
2I v-k. in Dec. 5000 S2l SS25.943 S779 135
July 1-Dec. a.. 25.542356 20Ss2,S67 20,75oosl
INTERNATIONAL * GREAT NORTHERN.
q wk. in Dec. 500. coo Sl9T. 600 Si6sooo
July l-Dec. H.. 4.s34.0OO 4.57l0U0 4O6s.2S6
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL d sAULT STE.
MARIE.
% vk in Dec S5el. POI 1892. l5s S274.56l
july I-Dec. IA. 12.932.C67 IJ986.l0 ll5o4.4ls
MISSOURI PACIFIC
"a wk. in Dec Sl.OG1.0 s1.O4l.0oo ss23. oo9
tuy l-Dec a.. &c G4O7.42l %. 2+4.592 24o6I2'5
SOUTHERN.
Number of miles 7.OSs 1910
"a wk in Dec Sl.282l7l S11s2,1S5 SlG9s, lOI
July l-Dec. "a. % 237.o4e = 2a.+da -noi t'OV1
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
"a week in Dec S37a 996 S315 4O1 S32S.906
Jan i-Dec Il. Il. 07g 100 Il. 329.9co l5944'4sO
WABASH.
"a week in Dec. S567.l59 s590.43l S529. -
July f-Dec IA. Is. s62.sl9 - 454.l9 45oto54S
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
yvk enc. Dec Il s4G.S33 S42.454 S39. 264
Jan. i-Dec IL 2.292.s2O 2,osc. 4oS l.94s.462
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
ROSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co. No. IL Broad
street. New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

Furnished by J. Thomas Renhsrdt. 20. 50
Broad street New York. No. 81 DevOnshire
street Boston, and No. l8 King street West,
Toronto Canadal
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
-Bv telegraph 70 The Tribune.

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
or $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD bLEAkAN'



asking prices FOR four but buyers were IN
different and the market was quiet Spring
ratents. s. IOQ 81 80. winter straights 81 - 2
clears 81 20d "a 80. extra SO winter 50 50 2
SO 30 extra 40 winter - I0G 50 So; Kansas
strsights 81 COZ - so; fancy spring patents
SO 20 . SO so RYE FLOCR-Sready. fair 10
good 81 - 81 95. choice TO fancy. s. Q s. 20
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. 81 5J q s. 80 per 100
d. CORNMEAL-Firm. kiln dried, SO 81 .
50 ~ BAG MEAL-Steady. fine white and
Yellow 81 60aS1 G3; coarse 81 81 "a 81 go
FEED-Western spring. SIS 80 q 81. standard
rulddling S26 30 o. $50 so: dour do, S29. red
dog. $50 so city bran. s26 bulk. s27 so SACKS;
adding. So CO n S3l so red dog. S32. h0minv
chop 50 bulk, $50 20 sacks ollmeal, $50 80
u $40
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

showing -, lJJOJ- Ddles gllnrG 10 DecriHc-
13. Inspired some selling al the opening but
"a moderate break was followed by renewal
OF the upward movement which carried prac-
ricalIv all the active months into new nigh
ground with the market closing strong
net gain Of 7U1l points a point or TWO OF
from the best under realizing. ana the market
met increased offerings above J.2Oc for May.
Southern spot markets were Lice lower 20 isc
higher. and aside from the census report the
DAYS news had no particular feature. The
buIIish sentiments attributed % leading spot
people however appeared 10 be making an
Impression on sentimen-, and there was active
buying by both local and Southern shorts.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: open. High. Low. Close. day
Nav 81 O87. 81 O8B 81 Oss 81 o8's 81 o.
Corn:
December. -
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

FURNISHED by s. Il. p Pou & Co.. 40. 81 Wall
street.)
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

Bid Asked /
y a. mi
New-York tribune., 1911-12-21

Bankers posted rates fol.oW
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-08

Without oprates or harmful drugs
OF any kind Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and cures
colds. Do not accept any substitute.
For sale by all druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-08
HOW TO Use THE
RED CROSS SEAL
MUST BE PLACED ON BACK or
MAIL MATTER-NoT GOOD FOR
PosTAGE-Po sToFFIcE APP
PROVES DEsIcN-FIFTY THoUs-
AND ENGAGED in SALES.

With the sale Of Red Cross Seals in
progress in almost every state and city
Of the United states. The National AS
ISOLATION for the Study and Prevention
Of Tuberculosis is issuing the following
Instructions to its $4,000 paid and vol
unteer workers engaged in selling the
seals. and to the millions who will buy
these holiday stickers FOR use on their
Christmas mail.
The postoffice department has app
proved of the Red Cross seal design,
and they may, therefore in accordance
with order No. 5000 of the postoffice
department ''be AFFIXED to the reverse
side of domestic mail matter" Red
Cross seals must be placed only on the
back of letters and not on the address
side of any packages that. are going
through the mail. They may be placed
anywhere on matter going by express.
As many seals may be used on the back
of a letter or package as may be de-
sired Everyone is urged to use them
literally, since every seal is a bullet
in the fight against tuberculosis.
Care should be exercised in sending
merchandise through the malls not to
place seals over the string with which
the package is tied, since this seals the
package against inspection and sub
jects it to first class postage rates.
Red Cross seals may be used also
on the reverse side Of mail matter sent
to Austria, Germany, Great Britain and
most of the British colonies except In
dia and Australia. Guatemala, Urug-
uay and Portugal refuse to admit mail
bearing non postage stamps.
Red Cross seals may be used on the
face of checks, or bills, on legal docu-
ments and on any commercial paper.
These Christmas seals are not good
for postage They will not carry any
mail matter, but any kind of mail mat
ter will carry them. The slogan of the
campaign this year is "A million for
tuberculosis from Red Cross seals"
Every letter or parcel sent out during
the holiday season should bear one or
more seals.