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New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
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Destination and steamer. Close III " -
Tahiti Marquesas. COOK Isanus
New Zealand. Australia tvla San ~, aa, q 20
Francisco)-Aorangi ...:.,,,'. i' ''''
samoan Islands New Iealand' aus
trana (via san Franclsco)-'roy Doo . 8.31
don ..........
Japan. Corea. China tyia sea''e) Doo 6.3O
Tacoma Maru -. ., 80; =. - - ,.t. 49,
Japan Corea China. Philippines Via ~ @ eao
Victoria)-Empress OF lnda NJ De' % w.
Hawaii Japan Corea. China' fninp
pines (via san Francisco)-Shlhyo Doo G 6.3o
Maru ID, 60 't-rrainciscocESierra Dec II. $50
Ianan Corea China. Philippines WA ~ n q 10
Seattle)-Minnesota ..::.... 80, ,i - w 80
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China, Phllip ~, 8, q 20
pjnes via san Francisco SIBERIA Dec ~ ''
Japan. corea' China 'yia sea'''e' Dec. IA. o:ac
Hawaii Uia San Francisco" '"e. Dec 15 $50
nina ..........''.''.' -, 80
I,iU islands Samoan Islands. New
Zealand, Australia via vancouver Dec % $50
-Makura ...-..... .. 49, -. -.
Tahiti, Marquesas 'via san ffa' Dec %. $50
Samoan Islands. New Zealand aus aus
traa Wla san Francisco oec Ok. 80
OF Scotland ..........'. ..'..' = -. =. 49,
Guam PHILIPPINES Via san fran mac 21 6:3O
ciscol-IT : Transport. 'h-' '
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Wa Washington
Decerber T. 1gll.-A moderate depression over
Ontario and a sharp rise IN pressure 10 the
northward have resulted in light snow IN me
upper lake region. Indiana. Western Ohio ana
extreme Northern New England. over the re-
mander Of the country generally fair weather
continued
Temperatures have risen somewhat 30 the
lake region. the Central valleys. the Atlantic
and Gulf states. and have changed but little in
the West AS q rule they are above the sea
soral average. except in the south Atlantic ana
east Gulf states and the plateau region. Frec@-
iug ten1perature was reported Friday morning
a. Oar south az the interior Of central FLORIDA.
me- win be local SHOWS saturday ln northern
and Central New England. ihe axe region, ihe
uUper ohio Valley. ana probably Ngiheih Mn
n1s0ta and NOUh Dakota. followed hy stheidHy
fair weather sunday There VIII also he Ip'1l
rains OF SHOWS SATURDAY. OI SATURDAY hl6iI lh
erltbefr New England and the mld1It NlAhuc
states. followed by generally far weather sun
dsv over the remainder ~ iht country ih'
weather viii b. fair saturday ana SUNDAY, "N
repf ON the north Pacific coast u "iH De- som.
v Ia colder saturday night On the mlddlc At
ieutf. states and NaR England, while over th'
remainder of the country temperature changes
will not bee decided ,.. t,,
The winds along the New England Coast VIII
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Friday, December
l, 1911.
ARRIVED

s...,.- por,rouen. Detroit November - ana
Montreal o. 10 the Insular Line III "'''
Arrived at the Bar at 80 mn,,.u,o m, November .
steamer Nordhavet DAM. seyine LII ,r,,b mdse
"a lisbon 10 TO the Cans Sc Line. with "'p''
Arr,ved AZ the Bar at a m - >-o,.or,bor
steamer Patricia Gen. ha'"TJr Iine. with go
o,,on1 Io, cabin and 0sQ steerage passengers anu
mdse Arrived a, the Bar at "a, N; Hover1ber IS
- Doyer 10 10 the Red star Line. WIN ~
Srst 900 second cabin and l.O3o steeias, SSito
sengers and mdse. Arrived az the bar at -'-
Steamer CITY Of st Louis. savannah Noyernn'd5
os 10 the ocean SIS co, with passfns'''
ndse Passed IN ona5asntGne, paaGs,5ba a, 70 the clyde
Sc co. with mdse Passed In Qua''"'"'
Silo ,ara~ a ~ Cbalrette. New Orleans November
oc 90 tbe southern Pacific CO. with passengers
and nodse Passed in Quarantine AZ 80 q, u" ard
e,oar,or Cristobai Crstohal November Is an
,,ara o. - the Panama Railroad s. Co WIN
3S passengers mails and mdse ArrIVed a' ''''
%! g,eamer Alamo Brunswick November y 20
,ba Mallory S. 60. with passengers ana indSe
s s,esmer ,T ciy Of Everett Boston. 10 the stand
ar1 on company. with mdse. Passed IN "hd'd"
''Hs Steamer az Porto to Rico Baltimore to the New
T5se T2rk aPa Passed 5aII" In ousran'ne at i5s
Steamer Monterey. Vera cruz NoVTI,re <-a, vort ~
ana cuba Mall S. co. with 3s passengers and
r1dse Arrived at the Bar AT 3:5l ? m, ., -.
steamer Advance. Cristohal November -, -
the Panama Railroad SIS Line WIN 81 81 :,
GERS mails and sndse Arrived at the Bar az
II .l3 a m. ~. 80,
steamer Princess Anne Newport News ana
NCryok :, the old Dominion So CO with mas
sengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at ~"
y m. - 90 -
Steamer FL sud. Galveston NovemnDr ~ 10 40
tho Southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Passed IN
Quarantine At III a m. 49,.
Steamer Campaneo t}r). Rotterdam NoNeIl-
her ls and Halifax 90 70 the Uranium IS CO.
with passengers and mdse. Of Ambrose chan
mel Tightshp al 92t p m. -
Steamer Alamo. Brunswick. Passed IN guar
artne AZ 10 m. WI,
Sandy Hook J. Dec |, 9:3o p m-Nind
south Hight breeze: clear: smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers Chesareake tRr). Venice; SwaZi lbrl
r,or+ said. barcelona CGerD Hamburg: Hamil-
ton Norfolk and Newport News Carib Whining
ton: Colon, Tristobal.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

De- moderate southwest 20 west over the south
portion and moderate northeast and east, tc-
coming variable, over the north portion nldnle
Atlantic Coast moderate southwest and west
south Atlantic Coast moderate southwest, east
Gulf Coast. light 10 moderate, mostly SCUM
west Gulf Coast. light 10 moderate south; on
thc lower lakes, moderate west. upper lakes
moderate west 20 northwest. becoming variable
Sunday.
steamers departing Saturday for European
ports Will have moderate variable winds ana
unsettled weather, probably snow saturday OF
Saturday night 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Localities.-For th" Dis
,rict ~ Columbia auf Maryland. unsettled to
day. probably light rain, Sunday fair. slightly
colder. light 20 moderate southwest and west
winds
For virginia fair south. unsettled. probably
light rain 10 day in north portion: SUNDAY fair
SLIGHTLY colder north portion. light 70 moderate
eo-.fIvasr T., northwest winds
F.r Delaware unsettled with hght rain to
dsy or NJ. night. sunday fair. slightly colder,
Ifgr. fo mcdaTat" southwest and west winds
For New Jersey and Eastern Ponns}lvania,
unsettled with light rain south. and RAIN or snow
In north portion O.. day or tonight sunday fair.
slightly colder light 90 moderate southwest and
west winds
For Eastern New York snow or rain 10 day
or D., rfgbt. sunday somewhat colder and gen
...Ily fair. light % m0defat. variable winds
For Southern Sew England. rain or snow to
d3r or On. night. sunday colder and generally
fsir. moderate variable winds
For Northern Ne" England. local SHOWS to
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Columbia. reported as 1907 miles east oi
sandy Hook az $40 m yesterday is expected
10 dock Monday forenoon.
The Cedric reported as 37s miles east OF = nay
Hook at = a M yesterday. is expected 20 o"'H
this forenoon. - a.,
The Nieuw Amsterdam, reported as l,Vp miles
east Of Sandy Hook at 10 m yesterday, is eN
pectcd 10 dock Monday forenoon.
The Campania, reported as jO5 miles east ol
Sandy Hook at If a m YESTERDAY IS expected to
dock this afternoon.
The Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, reported as
1855 miles east Of sandy Hook at 3:iO m yes
terday, is expected TO dock Monday evening oi
Tuesday forenoon.
The cedric reported as 1913 miles east Of sandy
Hook al 2.2O p yesterday Is expected to dock
this forenoon. ao
The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. reported l ,298
miles east Of Sandy Hook at p m Yesterday, Is
expected 20 dock Monday evening or TUESDAY
forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
GLIDER ENTERS WALL STREET.

Joseph Il. Glider one of the founders Of
The Critic" afterward "Putuams Mdga-
zine" has abandoned literary journalism and
entered the New York Office Of the banking
and brokerage house of Hornbower *
Weeks. Mr. Glider Is a brother Of the late
Richard Watson Glider. the late ". H.
Glider Miss Jeauuctte L. Glider and Rob
ert f. Glider.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
RECEIVER FOR WIRELESS MAN.

Jesse Watson was appointed yesterday by
Judge Hough. Of the United states District
Court. receiver for Christopher 9. Wilson.
former president of the United Wireless
Telegraph Company. who is now serving a
IIisou term at Atlanta. The petition In
bankruptcy nlod against Wilson on Novem-
ben 70 alleged total claims OF Sl,6Sf,jl0, ana
charged that Wilson had ln his possession
about {.lo0cl0 Leloneing 10 the stockhold-
crs Of the United Wireless Telegraph COM
pduy
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
ELECTRICAL JOURNALS MERGED.

Charles W. Price, Of New York. president
Of the Electrical Review Publishing Com
pany. has announced the purchase OF Flee
trocraft," an electrical journal of Detroit
largely devoted to electrical contracting and
electrical supplies Three electrical jour
uals-"The Electrical Review" The West
rrn Electrician" and "Electrocraft will
after January : next aTpear as one weekly
lulblication. with main offices in Chicago
and important branch Offices in New York
?ud London.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Usually we don't suggest
pinning your confidence to us
blindly.
We much prefer that our
customers look over the market
and buy our goods knowing
definitely how good they are
and how fair the values.
But when boys are home
from school and college, time is
short.
With our three stores 50
handy to everywhere, whether
the Young men come alone or
with Father or Mother
With everything any man or
bov needs to wear any time this
winter gathered together for
quick selection
The great convenience and
saving of time may Justify you
in pinning yourself down; do
inc all your shopping here for
the young men.
Clothing, furnishings, hats
and shoes.
Sporting goods, too.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees.
tcoyrst go average. 80. average for correspond
t,t, date last year "a average for sppndib &
d,te last thirty three y'afs, -
ocaI Forecast snow or rain to DAY Dr 90.
right sunday somewhat colder and generally
YaIr. tight TO moderate variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

Local On'cini Record.-The following official
record from The Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with .ho corresponding
date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
fYpLANAIORY NOTEs.

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Observations taken a. 8 p m, 18Th mendan Tine Ar
pfe>sure reduced 10 sea level.
lsobars continuous nes pass through points Of equal ar
lsofbsrms dotied lines pass through points equal tim
ne,st,s drawn only for zero reez1s yJ and UO degrees
o Gear D Pary Cloudy eC.o1ay X KAN snow, ,
~ p,oo~ missing AroNs fly win The "lno
G,,es indicate tempe -aiure second. 2-houf pfeCp
,s,oo o Ol nch or more FOR 2 hours ending yes
s,oa, inrd Nrd dyelocy ~hen 10 or more miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
inrise. 7:Oj; sunset. 4:3i, moon sets. PAT
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

dav and probably sunday. colder - night. or
For West virginia and Western PENNSYLVANIA,
local rains or snow to-day. sunday generally
fair. light 20 moderate west winds
For Western New York local SHOWS or rains
10 day somewhat colder tonight sunday gen
orally fair: moderate west winds
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
nVU Matinee IO-UdY, 40
New Romantic At1n6 Etit k1 HIP
Onnretta. III - ~
METROPOLITAN Gofsy TGFst

ME- kOPOLl AN HOUsF
To-day Mat at Aida. Mm@s N51Sso RsPPotG, Amoto.
Matzcnau"r Sparkesr N.ri,i MM
To-nsht at sis. AZ Pop Pricescia b"hfme' 1HnNf
Mines GIuck. Altcn. NM. Martin Sco''l' hoSS''
! Sun ryp. at S.3O-Pop. Price Concert. solo
is,s Trnestine schumann- helnk; Mns, rGFh'a
u w, Ix..L. Non. ENg. az :, Double Bil-
rarncc Nine Gek PISledea MM eaTTsS By maensei Hmnse
t n..tE C,t nt,,rs Alten. Mattfeld. Wickham
Hn'i WW 80 Trtsl' Goritz Cond.. Hertz .,
We'd. Evg. al Lohrnsrn' Nn%s mnT CO. !ro-
ski Natzcnauer. MI. JadloNNc'' "e"' "'''
void Hinshaw Cond., Hertz 49, -.
Thurs. E,g. at S-ia Gioconda, Mines ,,i, D,s
tim Orrldcc. Wckham. NM. '"tuao N'l"'o
de S.airoa Cond., Toscanni.
Fri Fyg. al S15- Madama Butterfly. Mines
r,rr"r Tornm: NM. Martin, Scottl Baua'
A,5tsio Regua Coud.. ToscauinL
sat Mat. ., Tristan Tnd Isolde ISOLDE Mi woS
cr,s,,olf Ulushaw Murphy. Cond.. Toscanni
HARDMAN PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

The novelties which we've
imported especially for Christ
mas will lend an interest to the
visit quite apart from the main
object.
Small objects in leather,
glass and the metals.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
ar at at
Warren St. 18th St. oath So
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

SUNDAY. DECEMBER B.
Drumeidrie Argei ma ma e,a - 1000 a m
MONDAY DECEMBER J.
saramacca, Faraul 90; ;,oi,nry 100 p m
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

OficiaI observations Of Uuit'l states weathe
bureaus. taken at : p. M. Yesterday. follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

lc-DAi' .au Vessel
-, at"se. sails
Vessel Fer. Line Sa' SiCs 80 o.3O m
81 louis. Southampton, Am. 6'o III ,9.9o m
Adriatic. MADEIRA w 5...... g:SO III = 900 u m
Pennsylvania Hambg, Hall OV W 5.oC M
San Juan Pto Rico, NY&PR s.3VV 81 u, ~ oo n m
Saratoga Havana. Ward ..ioOc III 900 y m
= \ Wilhelm Jamaica, II A. II W III 5.0o y m
= Willem ~, Hayti. RDW11Z:@OP W ZOO n m
Bernludian Bermuda. Quebec ~ W ~ 90 y m
Allemania Inagua, H-A .... sD s y, q .oo m
Seguranca Nassau, Ward. 90. lip In III - 40 m
UIer St Kits. Dem 30 o d q ~ ~ -
Storstad. Argentina, Barber. fVoa !" 10 m
Minneapolis London All TT. 100 n n,
Caledonia. Glasgow, Anchor. 9.00 y n,
SAINT Anna. Marseilles, Fabre - 200 y m
KBnig Albert, Naples, y O Il - i0o n m
Brazos Galveston. Mallory. zoo y m
Conal. Tan pa. Mallory ....,. 20 = m
Comanche. Jacksonville Clyde 400 y m
c OF 81 Louis. Savannah saw
SUNDAY. DECEMBER g.
n ID o.20 m
New-York tribune., 1911-12-02

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1907 9TH sw, 6r,w. 1850
l22G 9th sw. 6r, W, g15.5O
80 Myrtle ne, Or, b.. 1850
4-i9 Del NV sw,
Or. w&g..........3 $3.50
61O Pa NV Sc,
.,r, w&g.........15.50
456 n sw, Tor, b. .27 SO
$50 NJ sw ,6r, W.. 1880
49, nj sw, Or. W. 10. 80
l262 y st sc. Or, VIZ. 30
1909 e sw, 5r, 80
1918 Cn'n sw, 6r, WIZ. 80
146 n Sc, Or. w. 1850
305 Nj sw. Ar, w. 1880
3D. and i sw, Ar, W. 1900
40 Va av sw, ar, b. Is. so
424 ID sw. jr, W. ..I3.o0
l.5D Water sw, sto. 1850
800 Sd Sc, 5r, w..lO.JO
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Al. Ii NV. ST. 800
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231 Mass NV, 9r. rs 30
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2313 Ga av. CIR. -. 80
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as 9Th ne. ......19.50
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So. 80. 100 Mass ay. Gr,b
S22. 80. .S2i 10th. Sr, D
So. 50 lSISCedar NV. >, b
SIS. so. . 305 Sth ne. er.b
SIT. 81 Myrtle e.Gr,b
sl6.50. .5l3 10 ne, Or, stc
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sol X NV. IN. ST. b. 900
1924 Ith NV. N. 7r. BIZ. 80
31S II NV. "a. 5r. b. 2.0
No ., 1916 9Th NV.
Sr. b. .20.0
1924 9TH nv. III. Ar. BIO. 90
1859 L NV, 3r, w.20.0o
Il Fla av pw.5r.b19.50
333t 18th ne. Jr, b.
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171g4th nU. III. 5r. bfS.00
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1907 9th sw. Or. ". g16..-b
22S g sw. 4r. b. L. 30
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$40. 80. ITO Sth nv Or, b
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141i X Sc. 6r. b. .15.m
6l9 10th ne. I'd ..13.50
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511 y NV, Or, ". .o3. so
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1881 Tth NV. 900
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1900 Ga av NV, n.
0r. b. 1880
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1225Duncan ne Ar. b1S.50
6l7 18th ne, lst d.12.60
"a X ne. f.4r.w.11.@
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14th aud Euclid SITS. NV.
Full freproof construction.
All modern improvements.
Large. nfort able rooms.
Excellent cafe. Moderate rates
A few desirable : and room apartments
from $40 10 $50 month.
FITCH FOX e. BROWN,
1885,: l. ut. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

FOR RENT-7th and
L sw. sto. DIV s. 40. 20
2u4 9TH sw. sto, sta. 20. 90
FOG q sw, Sr. b. =. p. 80
1904 Water sw, stolS.o0
7Oi ALI sw. sto.. IL. 80
ia q ne, Or, b.. .1s. 30
i6.3 Del av sw. Sr. b75.U 10
1885 NJ av Sc, Or, w13. 80
494 VI sw, Or, W. II. 80
Ills 1st Sc, Or, W.. 49, 50
600 ID sw. Or, Wig. . Ii. 80
I'D Un'n sw. 5r,w1l.5O
S56 Mclean av sw,
Or, W d g.......14. SO
DIG + sw, 6r, w. =. 1880
1905 S Cap, Or, W. 1880
d03 T. ne, 6r. b. .22.50
1901 Sd sw, sto. .20.0O
ll0S NJ av Sc, Or, WIS
81 Canal w,7r.w. 10. so
1256 81 sw, Or. ". .13. so
l2S2 I'd sw. Or. W.. . l.. 30
l21o G sw.sta..... 600
e. Ii. PARK
4:'6 AZ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

you CANNOT AFFORD TO Buy REAL ES-
TATE BEFORE GETTING ORR LIST. HIGH
CT ASS AND SUPERINTENDENT RESI-
DE>CE PROPERTY. BUSINESS PROPER
TIES AND my ESTMENTS.
CALL. PHONE OR WRITE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05

FOR REST-DESIRABLE 5R. T. APT 1924
18th NV, just renovated; rent with heat, only
$50.
GARDINER & DENT. Inc, Sl2 18th.
FOR REST-14TH AND SITS. NV. NO.
1850 , rooms suitable for photographer. only
$2U per month.
h. r. SAUL Co. 18th and /. SITS NV.
THE i'ORTNER.
One . room and bath. furnished or unfur
nished one s-.oom and hath. housekeeping:
southern exposure. pne y room and bath
hous"ke, ping: front: all outside rooms.
THE EVANSTON.
18th and Park road.
III ~ ONE APARTMENT LEFT, . rooms,
reception hail and Tiled bath; electric lights
osk floors aud TRIM ail rooms outside, large
shopping pnT,tI: rent.
GARDINER \ DENT tae., 81: litl.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-12

This is Houghton gala week. due
10 the celebration OF. the twenty fifth
anniversary OF the instituting of the
college Of mines Houghton' $ jubilee
is in measure, jubilee Tor
the entire peninsula tor, we above the
straits feel the institution to be pecu-
liarly our own; it's conceived in the
life blood of the business interests of
this section mining.
We are proud OF our mining school
we are proud OF Houghton because OF
the attention that community gives to
our college II is because the people
OF Houghton have nourished the in
stitution so carefully and consistently
that il has grown TO It's present pro
portions We all rejoice with Hough
ton this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-12
Iron and Steel Review

Encouraging reports continue to
come from the steel trade. but mer-
chants blast furnace interests are still
under depression. Sales OF pig iron In
all districts last week were only a
little more than single days outurn
in steel ingots by the Steel corporation.
In foundry trade the only important
contract pending is for 1000 tons for
the Allegheny & Cleveland works of
the Westinghouse manufacturing com
pany for delivery during the last quar-
ter of this year and the first quarter OF
1912. Total sales in all districts were
scracely 80, 900 tons. The Kokomo
Steel a. Wire company is about to con-
tracts for its semi annual supply OF
steel billets tor rolling into wire rods.
Its last purchase was 40. 900 tens from
the Pennsy lvania company, the present
inquiry is for about the same tonnage.
In finished lines current orders tor
miscellaneous products were well sus-
tanned and well distributed. The re-
cent rail order tor Canada was urgent
and stipulated shipments at.the rate OF
l, 900 tons per day for month. Rail
contracts last week were about 80 900
tons, the contract for about 20. 900 tons
for the Southern railway and Eastern
mills.
Concessions in prices OF steel plates
were followed by the placing OF some
larger orders for gas tanks and marine
work Prices for wire products and
galvanized sheets were also shaded, bul
there was less price cutting on soft
steel bars. One interesting teatur,
was the placing OF orders for ninety
five miles of line pipe. Although con
tracts for fabricated steel were for only
20, 600 tons. some large projects are
calling for rs, 900 to 100, 600 tons. in
Guiding II, 900 tons for the Barr build
ing at st. Louis and 5000 tons for th'
field museum at Chicago. Bids for th
Allegheny river bridge, 1000 tons, Y
J in Aug IL.