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New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - FOREIGN houses
dealt IN upward Of 1900 shares in the local
States Steel.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
nave ceen declared as follows. The Ameri-
can Steel Foundries Company, regular
quarterly IA per cent. The Homestake
Mining Company. regular monthly 80 cents,
payable January e. The Guanajuato Power
ana Electric Company, IL per cent on the
preferred, payable February : The Ha-
~ per cent on the common and preferred,
payao!e February Il. The Electric Bond
and share Company, regular quarterly IL
PER cent on the preferred and ? per cent On
the common the preferred payable Febru-
ary and the common January Is The Sill
versm!tns Company regular quarterly II
man Kodak Company, extra per cent on
the common, payable March !. The Balti-
more & Ohio, regular semt-annual per
cent On the common and per cent on the
preferred, payable March l.
COPPER MARKET WEAK.-The copper
market continues depressed, with sales Of
cash copper reported IS low as 1875 cents a
pound. which IS close TO the low level
production Is per cent. London has been a
moderate buyer of copper, but surplus
stocks abroad as result OF heavy snip
uents over the last several months, have
evidently shown a large increase. 4 feat
Ure Of the copper market is the heavy o.
fering Of copper wire at radical conces-
offered several million pounds OF wire az a
concession O. Is Of a cent pound rrom the
current level.
UNITED STATES sTEEL.-Ths Unitea
states Steel Corporation produced about
100000 tons Of pig iron in 1910, which
compares with The Iron Ages" estimated
total production OF tho country or Zr2.3vcJ
tons. The percentage Of the steel corpora
Ilon TO the countrys total was 45.2 per
cent comparing with Is per cent in 1889
The corporation produced lAl5OCO tons or
steel irgots in 1910, comparing with 1850, 70
TINE EXTENSION on TERMINAL
BONDS.-The committee OF holders OF
Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railway Pc
cent FIRST mortgage bonds and Central
Trust Company certificates, for bonds OF
which James c. Chaplin is chairman, gives
tbe bonds and certificates with the Colum-
bia Trust Company. No i35 Broadway,
New york, IS extended 70 and Including
January Is.
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWs-Hacold s.
Frankenheimer has been elected mem
Der Of the New YORK stock ExeAange. me ne
seat OF John II. Wrenn has been posted
for transfer 10 Austin Gray, and the seat
oS the late George 2. Cummings to John
NJ Anderson.
TREASURY STOCK OVERSIZE
SCRTBED.- offering Of 10000 shares Of
treasury stock Of the PorcupIne Central
Mining Company, which was made by J.
Thomas Reinhardt on behalf OF the under
writer's has been more than 100 per cent
oversubscribed. PorcuPine Central has
been listed on the New York Curb,
APPLICATION TO LIsT.-Appncation
has been made 70 the Stock Exchange 10
list Sl2,429,0'O first mortgage per cent
s9.500.oJ1 common stock Of the American
Writing ParsT Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened az per cent; highest. per cent
lowest, "a per cent closing, pa pc. cent,
ruling rate. 'z7s per cent. Time money was
quiet Rates, 5-a per cent LoI sixty u
ninety DAYS. 8ls134 per cent for four ana
tys months. 32Q4 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was issued with some
freedom Rates remain Unchanged AZ "a
= ger cent for sixty and ninety days n
do-sed bills receivable and choice your 70
six months single names and 4zgo72 Per
cent for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened quiet ana nm, .s
with rates for sterling about points apoVs
The previous closing dgures. sterhng
cables were quoted al 4S6g4So05. deiAahG I
sterling al 4Es5 and slZty-day o!ls aI
sG,z Short francs were quoted az ~ .
less Ia and short rCichsrarks al Sols leos
IL The market was a shade, steao-eFF :
IN tae afternoon, showing an advance OF
. 70 ~ points from the MOI ming low IeESl'
cables were quoted ar SCI sti 500. oe-
mand sterling II 485654iS5lO ana siNSg .
Cay bills at 4S2fa452lz. short francs WsTss
6-Js less l-5z and short re.chsmarks - Lo--'
less l-st
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.

A falling off in the value Of exports Of
rvheat corn, -four. meat and dairy prod
We food animals and mineral oils and
a decrease in quantity but increase in
aoire of exports Of cotton during 1910 is
sboun by the December export statement
Of brea6etuGs, meat and dairy products,
Sood animals, cotton and mineral oils, is
s,sd nv the Bureau Of Statistics. Ii shows
ibst the value Of wheat exported during
ne full calendar year was only $4,000. 900
sra,nst s49.tC00J0 In 1900; Of -four s43. 900. 600
sSainst s5O0O0OoO in the preceding year; Of
ceTn slightly less than s24,0O0O0O, against
coz 9;o an in 1903: Of meat and dairy prod
nets SOS0.O,C0O, against 3l,o0O,0o0 in 1900;
~ csttIe. hogs and sheep, 100000, against
Sis COO 00O in the preceding year; of mineral
oU SSs ZOO 600. against Ss9,75o,C00 in 1909. Cot
-, -, Shows an Increase In value from t46I,-
90 o1l In 1903 to S530, COO 900 in 1910, though
~ quantity exported in 1910 is slightly less
,hen in 1863 Wheat including that in the
f~ryn of flour, shows falling of in exports
~ about S5 per cent. when comparing the
line of 1910 with that OF 1909. Meat and
dSirv products show falling off OF about
Is per cent; cattle. hogs and sheep, fall.
Ing Of OF about "a per cent. and mineral
oil a falling off of about II per cent
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
MUSHROOMS, 4-rb basket, +0e

box. 81. MUSHROOMS, 4-rb basket, +oe
81 IS; ONIONS. Connecticut white; enL ssg
81. white pickle. s?gy3; state and Ws'IsIII I
fushel crate. 55c9 81: other white cIate, 81
81 25: yellow, 14O-lb bag, s2gs2 80; ioo,Io
bag. 81 0Oas1 10; red. l40-lb bag. xog
sS 80. IO0-l6 bag. 81 5Ossl e5: Orange County.
Yellow. bag, s2Gs2 25. red. 81 $50 t2 20: Ser-
inuIa, rew, crate, 50; okEA, Florida, Ssrrsg srsg
So 50a 81 50 Cuban. 81 5o9 M.is
PLANT. 100 punches. Sass; PARStEf 49, ~.
orleans curly. Dbl s5gss psIip pis!IHii Z SsSsg'si ssgsi
9s225 PEAS Florida. basket: b. s.,d 81 sogss;
box, 81 1GsS, quarter, Si4s2; PEPPes5bsS1 "A
gst 30: Cuban S2aS3; Bermuda, half box
81 30 a 50 so: ROMAINE, Florida. basket e. %
Ts2; New Orleans, bbl. s21s4; Bermuda box.
IL 81 80; RADISHEs, 100 bunchss, S2d %:
RHUBARB. dozen bunches. s5Qeoe; STRiSo
BEANS, Florida, wax. basket or crate s3g
S4 so: GREEN. basket SSas "a so; crate, Ssg
suAea 59fqdl Sbi 50 hss 25s,o bog sHAthSr SO 81
Sass 50; SQUASH. Hubbard, b6l n7s9
Sa:Est or box, SlaSi so; TuRNtPs, Canada,
rutabaea, bbi. slas1 10: Long Islanc shd
Tersey' o0cas1; white, bbl or eag. 2oQ
ST5; TOMATOES, Florida, carrier. sog
S325; cuban S29s3; hothouse. 70, lo13oe;
WATrPCDFSs 100 punches. 81 a 81 SO.
MILK AND CREAM-rhe exchange rats re-
mains al 4c q quart net TO TIE shipper IN us
2ec zone or 81 81 q 4o-quart can, denysred N
New York The market continues 70 90 ovsr.
ths market continues ia IFS present condlcon
The receipts OF milk and cream In ths N-
quart cans ios the week ending January wrs
a. folloIrs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. l2-cArILE-Reesipts. ooooi
ssEong 6esyss s. so9sJ Te1,: .tss[: 8! 2s
feeders, 50 70 So s.; cows and heitsrs. 50 s5e
ss4o calves, 81 5oaslo Hoos-eeceipts.
sS SafE 90 s. .ea sf assit . faas S SoDs.1s s.aa
:hoiess S:ayy: a; I:4::e:. o.; Piss ss.Ss:.;
ern, 81 6Jds4 AZ ysarlings 81 6oes5 IS,
lambs. native 81 1896 So western $50
East Buffalo. Jan i2--cArTLE-s,.aay.
yEALsS-,ReGsiPts rs; active sS6 md 25e hisssr
steady; Others I092Oc lower; heavy. 81 ESQ
PIGS, IS 40 a So 50; roysh:, s7s 81 IS stays. ss
LAMBs-Receipts, 5000: steady! sheep. ana
handy lambs active; heavy lambs. s5g:S y,
%etsrs TsaSs t'Gs 81 Is 81 sS ewes IS :s.s
Kansas city. Jan. I2--cArTLE-Rsce!pts
strong and active. Dressed beef ard expor.
steers, Sc iogss!3; fair 70 good Sdsogse;
g s8.So :ossss s1d ssS.s.T. s:f
!. :s.c 3 ;1'sSy sSy s..y5 e !,
s. SoS'I Ilssts sa Pa'sSf' 1s3 s % ss.Ess
SstDiI soGo 75ss si5Sps g. 'a%s @sss:r. S.
ewes, IS 5o9s4 10: stocksrs and feeders. -
1N3 10.
Cincinnati. Jan. 12.-CATTLE-Receipts
LAS: slow; fair 20 good shippers. IS +oase es5t
common, 50 so asa rs HOGS-Recs!pts, 1915
active and strong and Sc higher; butchers ana
shippers. SIS 100 sS IS: common, 81 25 ~ So Is
sHEEP-Receipts. $40: steady at 81 oo6s4 2i
Pittsburz' Jan I-CATTLE%steady; supply
light: choice. SO eoGse 10: prime. S. +ocSs 80.
SHEEP-Slow; supply. 10 double decks; prime
wethers 81 l5GS4 40. culls and common. s2fS;
lambs s51s6 50. VEAL cALvES-sl01$if 81
HoGS-Aetive receipts. 80 double decSsi prime
heavies. ss 10; mediums, So 25gSs 80; heavy
Workers SO 30fSs IS: light Workers.. sS D9
Ss 45; pigs, s. 508ss IS; roughs, 50 1857 55
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowsd * Co.. 30. 3j
Broad st-cet)
EnRElGM MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. I2.-wHEAT-spot steady;
No ? red Western winter. 7s3d futures hrIn:
March Is 2Ld. May. rs Pad. CgkN--pot
steady. new American mixed. a. oAds Ole,
5s ia. futures hrm; January; IS gEd; Pes5G-
- "a Fr1IrR-Winter patents 2ls 81 HOPS
in London CPaeinc Coasp. "a 5sft5 Sc BEEF
Extra India mess 1928 "a. HAAs[s,a,ort cut.
G2s al MISUNDERSTANDING cut. Cos od' Snort
~ DIS "a. clear bellies. ess Ga long clear mid
fles light G7s "a; heavy. 6is: short clear nacks,
G0s SUOtI DERS-SguaTe SIS. LA!tb-frin,e
yvest.rn. tlsr.es. Sos Cd. American renned pals.
5es. CHEEsE-Canadian fnest ,.,, wn!te, WI, new
sfs a. colored SIS. TURPENIlNt.-- --.5plri ~,
57. ROsIN-Common, 15s. PETR0LEL NJ
Refined eisd LINsEED OIL, 5s tfT.6v! ~ w
Australisn in London S5s iottd
London, Jan l2-RAw ., s4lAitsqtrltInIa,, HI- RI I
los lisd. muscoyafo. os BEET 1,i,. ~
TIEsEFD OIL. as. SPERM OH t5A p
TrOLEI-M-Ar'ericsn refined. 29a' fnpls!!'s'
a. Tr-RPENTINE-Suri 5Is tOSL"-
Atse-lcan .traiatd l5s 81: me. Us 70
Antwerp Jan. i2-PETRoLEuh' 10 nsh9''
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
FARRELL GOES IN FEB. |
steel Corporation to Accept
COrey's Resignation January "a,

rores A. Farrell will assume his new
s,,,,es as president Of the United states
s.osl CORPORATION on February I. THIS
,neans that the resignation OF W. z. Corey
- president Of the corporation will be ac-
..rted bv the board Of directors at It's
rsxt regular meeting on January "a.
Nl~ Farrell appears to have been as
much surprised as was Wall Street In gen.
.r,l NJ his selection as head Of the corpora
zen. He has told his friends that he had
no preyious intimation that the finance
committee was considering him for the
,lsce and that the announcement Of his
selection came to him as a complete sur
prise.
steel manufacturers who attended the
Cary dinner at the Waldorf on wednesday
nisht said that the reason no change IN
nrices was advocated was that reduc-
,,ou az this time would in no way sumu-
late business. This opinion did not, now
ever. appear 10 be shared by the consum-
ers. some Of whom said yesterday that they
would not buy steel until there was price
soadjustnent-
T. is understood that another conference
of the leading steel representatives will be
ps,d within the next few weeks for the
,urpose Of discussing prices but whether
or not prices will be reduced IS regarded
9, the trade as problemaucaL No improve
,-ent in incoming business is reported. and
stsel men expect q further shrinkage IN
orsers this month. unless production runs
ts,5w new orders received.
IN regard to dispatches from Chicago
...,,re that the Gary rail mill would re-
e,er on January o. ex-Judge E. II. Gary.
.,,.,rman OF the Steel Corporation, said he
s,'T not know whether that was the date
-, but presumed 1t was correct He
es5.s that the delay in opening the mills
rss been due 10 the fact that a sufficient
,,,,,bar of rail orders had not accumulated
a. insure the running Of the mills contnu-
cusly. and that it was not intended to re-
oyen the works until this was the case.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan. I2.-Cousols closed 5-16 high
sr, at 70 7-I6 for money and IS 9-l6 for the
account anaconda was Is lower, at ISIS
Canadian Pacific, i lower, at 2lQ1 Grand
Trunk. 4 higher, at 24iR
Money and discount rates were nrner TO-
day.
The stock market was generally quiet
MosL OF the business was in foreign securi-
ties and Kafirs at hardening prices. Con-
soils advanced on government purchases,
and the better statement Of the Bank OF
England helped 70 make the closing steady.
Portuguese bonds were easy on strike re-
ports.
American securities were quiet at rrae-
tional advances during the forenoon The
proposed new issues checked business, but
wall Street bought in the afternoon ana
caused q smart Improvement and steady
can mcney in London, 2d3A per cent;
omen market discount rates for short bills,
81 per cent; long bills. 9443 1916 per cent
Beriin discount rate, 81 per cent; Paris dis
count rate, 2ss per cent; Paris exchange on
London, 25 francs 29& centmes; Berlin eX-
change on London Is marks AZ pfenni5s.
BAR gold rs 9lsd, and American eagles,
i6s SD.
Paris. Jan. l2.-Three per cent rentes
closed 10 centimes higher, al 81 francs 5p3
centirnes. Prices on the Bourse were firm.
Berlin, Jan. l2--Trading was dull and
prices generally were weaker on the
pCeraa
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Jan. 1.-THE weekly return OF
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased fl5s2,022,
circulation decreased f622050, bullion in
creased f9590S9, other securities decreased
fl2.l9S. .066. other deposits decreased $780,
0O3, public deposits decreased 3. ~, go
The proportion. of the banks reserves 70
liabilities is now $3.50 per cent. against $3.50
Der cent last week, and compares with an
advance from 1885 per cent 70 4f1s per cen'
count is unchanged at ~ per cent. The
checks cleared through the London banks
for the week aggregated ES5,25O,OOO against
t24s.2ls,000 in this week year ago
Paris, Jan. l2-The weekly return OF the
Bank Of France shows the 70 lowing
changes: Gold in hand decreased 5sl2'gW
francs, silver on hand decreased l,325,o0
france.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
CITY BONDS FOR EURoPE
Bankers Say Large Block Of New Issue
VIII Go Abroad.

4 number Of New York banking houses,
& was learned yesterday, are trying TO Sc
cure European subscriptions for the forth
coming S6oO010OO ~ per cent city bond
ISSUE Bankers in touch with the situation
said that the indications were that suf-
fciert bids would be received from abroad
20 insure the placing OF a large block Of
RE bonds there.
The success Of the issue IS believed in
banking circles in Wall Street to be as
sured Several "an or none" bids win be
made by syndicates organized by some Of
the large banking Institutions, it is under
stood. and bids aggregat!ng many thou
sands OF dollars are also expected from
snan investors. Banking bids for part Of
the issue aggregatirg millions Of dollars
ere anticipated.
The new A. per cent city bonds, when
ISSUED" were q feature Of the trading on
the curb yesterday, S25o,ooo changing hands
-st 10 Ills and 1o0ss.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE 90 Boston, S &c
ClSeolnt, Chicago par. san FranclsCC'
80. &C. telegraph ec: New orleans
saaEles,o-, buying par, selling sc prem III M.
= Louis, sc discount bid. sc prem. rI.... ~
ssSKsc; Savannah. buying 3-l5c discount
selling par
,tsANK CLEARINGs.-New YORK. ,I eX-
,@Asss ga 1875, balances SO ossV--' so5s
,,,lllor, EXCHANGES &.9lS.5l2 balances 80
-. PHILADELPHIA exchanges S27 $50 ~ osZ d,i pa
49, s-5-4G-s. Boston. exchanges Soo.'il' ,
e. balances t2Gs5,lSs: Chicago, eNchaHsS'
S..5.5sA balances S2345.3H
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar 81
81 H-zc: McXicen silver dollars 42c, az
ca sossd IN London at p 5-l0o' oe
,osoLp PRE5uUM-In Madrid, 75e: LIS
,tatxICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ,ex-
Aee On %ew York !s quoted at z.Ol19.
fror, S0' EENAlENT RECEIPTS. = Receipts
fsr-., customs yesterday were SEQ, so4' ~
n s9 6nd miscellaneous. S2S9sl5, totai
or6i--,s'-s55i, against total expenditures on
te,.Seiy account Of sZ7s3575. For the
S3-Si ~. 20 cate o. dtnary receipts nave bSSH
iI al and ordinary expenditures w.
tEse. The excess Of expenditures was
~, -, ~ For the fiscal year 20 date ordl-
~ s,ii sscssipts have been yJl923 2gZ. salnsss
ord1-,r-,' ~ the same period or l9lV tt aitt
t5s1 - expenditures 1852 22j,746, agalnSt
,sis AI In 1910 the excess OF expenditures
q r., csA. excess nf expenditures last ye14
oor,r3 Including Panama CanaI az
exsssstsA 80 public debt, the excess oi a.;
tno,Ifes tnogr,1,sI over receipts since July :
h 80 S'sa 70 &.5B978 against an e&cesff
E7s corresponding period year ago u
ks,S- REASURY The su1-Treasury was
% tAe Clearing House S2.t6z,o.0.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
pUMoR OF BOND ISSUE DENIED
New York Central Planned to Raise
S4O,oO0,OOO, It Was Said.

: rurlor that the New York Central was
about 70 issue . per cent bonds 70 the
amount OF s40,o000Q0 was circulated In Wall
Street yesterday, but the report met with
z prompt denial al the Offices OF J. p.
Morgan & Co, where il was said that no
such proposition had been passed upon by
the finance committee Of the road.
The rumor probably grew out Of the an
aneiacsment made by Clyde Brown, coun-
sci for the New York Central lines, in his
argument before the Interstate Commerce
Commission for an advance IN freight rates
IN washington on Tuesday, that improve
ments costing S42c0000o had been planned
by the New York Central this year II IS
known that some financing VIII have 10 be
done in this connection, but nothing definite
las yet been determined upon, IL Is said.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
sEARoARD BOND ISSUE WAITS.

The directors of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway held a meeting yesterday, but it
was said after the adjournment that there
was no announcement to make regarding
tAe financial plan which had been under
consideration for some little time. tits un-
oerstood that the plan will be made public
Within q week or ten days. According 10
reports from Baltimore the directors Of the
road are considering the issue OF at least
S-',yVoCW refJnding 4 per cent bonds. The
proceeds of the issue, it IS said, are to be
used in part for retiring maturing three
and ten year 3 per cent bonhs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
CORPORATION CALLED ILLEGAL.

Portland. Ne, Jan. -2.-Allsging that
their rights have suffered through the con-
so.iaauon OF the National Steel and Wire
Company into the National Consolidated
ryTire. and Gable COMPANY, stockholders Of
fae former company have fled q bill In
equity 70 have the latter corporation de-
dared Illegal They ask TO have the trust
company through which the stock OF the
National steel ana Wire Company was
exchanged Tor the bonds Of the consol-
dated corcesr ordered 20 restore the stock
% is original owners
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan l2.-Suspicion developed To-Day
that big holders OF wheat were sureptiuousy
selling out as much as the market would stand.
In consequence, prices closed at net decline OF
ka%c to Ha&c All other ieading staples, 100,
finished Iower--corn nc TO AGso under last
night, cats on &c 10 s9kc and hog products
down SC 10 22hc The aggregate OF trading n
wheat was much larger than usual There was
a great deal OF covering by shorts including
some OF the Northwestern spreaders Meanwhils
other centres remained unresponsive 10 oulges
here especially Minneapolis. whore the premium
over Chicago May was the smallest OF the crop
year There was considerable selling OF July
wheat Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
MANHATTAN LEE PRosPERs.

The statsnert Of the Manhattan Life
Insurance Company, issued yesterday,
marks the sixtieth milestone in the his
tory Of the company. The assets, new in
sgfancs and total insurance in force al
show- Increases over the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13

Spot quiet and 10 points higher at l4eoc for
nddling upland; delivered on contract. 900 bales
Liverpool cables: Spot large business doing
sales, 1900 bales; speculation and export, lOc0
American 1900: imports 22,O00. ell Ameyicau
miad!ng upland. s,02d. Futures opened steady,
unchanged to 1 point higher Closed steady az
net advance Of 2f3ls points January and
Janqary-Feoruary. 7s4i1d; February-March
7.s5sd; March-April and April-May, 7s61sd
May-June, 7.s7d Jurs-July. 7.s5l4di July-Au-
gust, 7sahd. August-septem6er, 1874 Sep
teyaber-Octohsr. 7.27isd Ootober-Noy enbsr.
71od.
COFFEE-Moderatsly active, sales, 90, 900
bags. Prices az the opening were steady az
sac points lower, followed by a rscovery, but
late in ths day values again eased of, and at
the close were 49l1 points net lower. Havre
fnal figures were y franc lower 70 Z franc
higher: Hamburg was 579G pig decline: Rio
showed a decline Of so rss. while Santos was
unchanged. Cost and freight offers from Bra
I'll were generally finn, but above a working
basis There has been some disposition shown
70 trade IN new crop coffee from Brazil, and a
sale was reported OF 5000 BAGS OF Santos As for
June, July and September shipment at lshc
compared with the pronp, shipment price OF
l+.lgc. spot inactive; steady at 1919 for Rio
No / Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron n. No ISIS 10 Cotton. middling. II. 90
lion, So. No l.. is 80 Conee. No Z Rio. l5%
Steel rais...... l25 Sugar granuated 4e0
stand cop. spot. 1908 lMolasses. K, p 40
Tin ............ 39.67k Beef family. SIS -
Exchange lead. 450 Deef hams....... 2o.oO
Spelter ..,..,.. $50 I1allow. prime. .
" heat No 2 red 70lA Pork mess. p 81 n
Com, No o.. 81 Hogs. dr.. 100 10. IN
Oats. stand, VII. 30b Lard, mid West. 1880
Flour. Mpls pat $50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-13

FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour Inactive. Spring
wSfsr s 85ess 5o nEsi Kansas ss SSs p
RYE FLoURSeady Far Pr'Gs to roos ~ ''f9 q 5 ~
y W4E. 42 fhoiSf lee 70 t16S9y - 49gSi 55 BUCK
CCoRN;IEAL-steady. Kiln dried. 50 IS. BAG
MEAL-F!ne white and yellow. 81 2OgSi q;
coarse, coarse 81 lSaSl Co. FEED0--western quiet
ding S26 aour DO, sos TO- red dog, SIS 35. civ
bran. S2t a5 buiC S25 75 sacks; middling' S56S
So 80; red dog, S29; hominy chop. s23 bulk.
PROysIoNs--steady at the opening. and
early showed moderate gains on the advance OF
. points In the hog market and moderate re-
eeipis OF live hogs. but late was easy al the
io% low prisssss %, OF the day PoRK-stsaGy; mess
S2o6:22 BEEF~Sisss Si5S$is 30: aEri fsmlly ees as
ass 30: packet sl4 6O6Si5. extra India mess
DRESSED HOGs-Easy; bacous. i1Ec; 80 10.
cur SiEArs-Pi.ed sellies dull; 10 P'fs' s. i2c i3c
TALLOW- Barely steady city. &c; coii5tsy tsv
7.sgI LARD-Easy: middle West, 10 75S
lpS.c, city quiet. lUac refined barely steady,
South America, llT5c; Continent II &c. Rraz1
kegs l2.T5c. COMPOUND-steady: sa 7ac
STEARINE-Barely steady: oleo. 9hc; city
. lard, l2c.
sUGA.R-Rehned steady and unchanged;
cash London cabled the visible supply Of sugar
a. 3..3' O,O tens. Beet sugar steady but auiet
and unchanged. January o.: February De Zd.
May. 9s 81. Raw here duh and UNCHANGED
With centrifugal. Oh test 3.67isc: rnuscOvafo Sd
test, 3l7i2c: molasses sugar, 50 test 292Hc.
RYCE-Demand good and market firm a,
unchanged prices
METALS-COPPER-S dull. snot
JauUary. February and March quoted AZ I28
- lOc: April i2Qi2. lJc. London ilr1n az f55 los
flr spot and $50 Is Cd FOR futures. Lake copper.
Ing. l2S7ia6l262iac. rGN-Easy: SPOT 80 son
80 SIC. January ari February 39d20 $50. March
90 GDd30 90c: April 20 6Ja3a.95c London strong:
spot tlsl los: futures. fls2 Is ca LEAD
Dull: 4.45G45Sc. New York, 43O0435c East
So Louis London spot. fl3 Is 81. sPELTEP-
Dull: 555G5.G5c. New York; 3 4OQ5 45c. East
81 Louis London. spot, t2i % ca IRON
Cleveland warrants 4gs l0i5d IN London Local
Iy unchanged No J foundry Northern SIS 251t
SIG 2a. No .. sl4 154Sl5 r. No | Southern and
No / southern soft. Sl5 25dSl5 IS
MOLAssFs AND sYRUPs-steady but quiet
and unchanged.
NAVAL sTOREs-Tirm and slightly higher
fCg spirits turpeutine. with rosln 10 points low
cr and tar steady and unchanged. SPIRITS
TURpENTTNE-Mach bbls. S3isc TAR
s. IS. ROSIS-Common 10 good strained G 4Od
G5Gc. g. 6sOc. ID. 6.sJc. =. G.s5c; T. q 9Oc
o. q Csc: n, &c. I, 7.1oc; X, Z 25c: ". I T5e
y. T.9Oc. WIG. SC. and WV. sl5c.
OIIs--No change IN Iinseed oil Rennsa
petroleum steady at recent prices
COTTONsEED ou.--Inactive. and at tn.
close showed net advance OF TO points.
Local contract prices.