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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
RISH-AMERICANS
AFTER SIM SCALP
NEW YORK SOCIETIES DEMAND
DISMISSAL ON ACCOUNT OF
LAST DROP OF BLOOD"
SPEECH,

NEW YORK, Jan. Naval Off
clals in New York to-day We're keenly
interested in the action taken last
night of the United Irish American
societies. which has a membership of
50. 600 in this city. in demanding the
iii missal of Commander Sims. of the
battleship Minnesota, who was quoted
as having promised England the sup
port of America in any war that Eng
land might have. Copies of the reso-
luton demanding Sims dismissal Will
lie forwarded to President Taft, the
members Of the cabinet, the members
OF the House and Senate. and to the
representatives of the foreign govern
nents in Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
ALL-ROuND ATHLETE
ENTERS UNIVERSITY OF VA

HARRISoNBURG. VA. Jan. r.
Herbert Hawkins. Of Harrisonburg,
PRINTER. baseballist. footballist and
twice winner Of the all-rornd charn-
pionship in tie Valley os yirgirin Ath-
ietic Assnci"ticn. entered the Univer-
sity OF Nirrinia TITS n7orning. Valley
athletes will watch his record at Viz.
rfria with interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07

Thursday evening, and the safe, which
was in the office, was dug out from
under the Fuins, which were stifrvory
warm. and in some places burning.
II was in good condition ana the
combination worked easily.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
STEEL SUBSIDIARIES MEET
Trade Expects Price Increases
Before End of Year.

The monthly meeting Of the presidents of
the various subsidiary companies OF the
United States Steel Corporation TO discuss
conditions in the trade was held yesterday
at the offices of the parent company here.
1t is understood that the question of a
further increase in prices of finished steel
products was one of the chief subjects dis
cussed, and while no decision in the matter
was announced, it is the general opinion in
the trade that further advances will be
made before the close of the year
Up TO the present there has been an ad-
vance of only 81 a ton on the average in
the price of finished steel products. and
there will have to be an increase Of at least
s. u ton before prices are back to what
they were preceding the reductions made
early in the year. At the rate orders have
been pouring in during the last two weeks,
steel men say, it is remarkable that prices
have not advanced more rapidly.
The Steel Corporation, it is reported, con-
tinues TO receive new business at the rate
Of more than 5000 tons a day, while sew
eral Of the Independent companies are said
10 be making an even better showing in
proportion to their capacity The Howard
Axle Works, Of the Steel Corporation, are
being operated at full capacity for the first
time in three years
The weekly meeting of the finance COM
mittee OF the United states Steel Corpora
tion was held yesterday also. but only rou-
tine business was transacted it was said.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
View York. December 70.

New York December 70. 1911
BEEVEs-Receipts. 50 cars or 923 head; 12
cars OF market cattle m the yards. Feeling
weak No sales. Dressed beef unchanged
CALVES-Receipts. 4S3 head. l15 on sale:
Market steady. Common 10 CHOICE selected
veals sold at S7Gslo per 100 10; dressed
veals. 04l2isc for country dressed
Sales-s judd Co; 3 yeals; l52 10
average. at $40 per leo ID; s. lSe b. SO; p
c Gs5tss %; and l. 5. Dmenback; IS 6arnyard
SHEEP AND LiNTBs-Receipts, 10 cars, or
steady: calves firm, and sales al steady prices
Common 10 prime sheep sold az s. l9I$4 per
100 ID; few fancy - eu,is' 81 70; com
ass. Dressed mutton hrn az cor &c; a teW
extra wethCrs, Sc, dressed lambs. % l2ci
mainly 1Oia Dl1bc; hog dressed, l2c. Coun-
try dressed hothouse lambs easy ar SeuSlO
'eaicsGTobln & shannon: 3Ss state lambs
S6 6j: yearlngs. ll2 10. S5; |. 100 10. 50. s
state sheen (choice), ia TO-. s. %; %. 100 ID
SO -. % culs. % ID. s. 25; 10 bucks. 1877
Kerns Commission Co.. us Indiana lambs.
20 d. so 40; 1872. - l5 S625; 2 20 TO- 80; I8
Indiana sheep. l23 i5, g ~ a. liS, ID
% Junld & Co.: 10 state lambs 90 ID, Sc so.
%, GO DO. Sc buck, 10 10. SO 80.
w r Hume date Yesterday: 4s Pennsyl-
H0CS@RGceipts = cars. or 5.O28 head :
about 7 carload on sale Market steady az
SGQSG 10 per 100 lb. Country dressed hogs
Sc ts-s. Judd q Co.: III state hogs. i45
10 average. ot SO so per 100 ID; roughs' l45
N. s. 10. l. 10 lb, S5.
So 45. 0o' rousa. 4f3 H. s. io date o Yesterday
SO 20; III Pennsylvania pigs 50 ID. s. S5:
George and T.. s Dilcnback date yester-
day: 90 state hogs, li4 ID, SO 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec. 19.-CATTLE-Rec 5000:
steady; beeyas 81 60dSs 30: Texas steers, 81 100
50 75: Western 81 JO0$G 50 stockers and feed
ers SO Z-TSJ 30, cows and heifers. 81 SO0$6 &c;
calves. S59s7 90. HOS Receipts $1,000; SOW
and steady .isht s. 559S6 10; mixed, s. 75g
S6 %. heavy, 81 S5dlG -. rough, 50 SjltS6 good
10 choice heavy. SGaS6 25; piss. s. 5Cg$J 20: bulk
OF sales, So S5N$6 -. SHEEP-Rece!pts, 5000;
steady. native. y :0Q$4; Western, s. 7OG$4i
yearlings. Sass -; lambs. native. SiQs6, West
Cincinnati. Dec. 19.-CATTLE-Re Receipts, 5SS;
very slow and steady steers: si4SI - heiiefs'
SSqs5 5O cows, 81 50GS5 calves steady, $3Q$9.
. HOGS-Receipts 45iJ; steady on packers and
butchers and 15c lower Oh lisht shippers steady
on good fat pigs; packers sea 81 %; stasS, SO
81 25aS5 s.. sHEEP-Receipts. 49l, steady.
81 2ja$3 so; lambs steady, SSe$6 25.
East Buffalo Dec. l0-CATTLE-Recept
400 steady VEALS-Rece.pts, IN active and
steady. HOGS-Receipts, l2oOO: fairy active
heavy. 5ql0c higher isn, l5423c higher
s64SG 10: rigs s. 9OQS6: ruughs. s. 50US5 20;
stags a 50HSj -; dairies, Soa$6 10. SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts. 5000; ewes and mixed
sheep. lCNl-c higher; lambs, i1ldOc higher;
lambs, 50 50I$l. owes 50 oo4SS %; sheep
'''i<SI' EorsSs as civ, Dec. la-CATTLE- Receipts.
600 including 500 Southerns; strong 70 Ice
higher. dressed beef aud export steers, - 800
IS rs; fair TO good, $5@S6 20 Western - oyg
"a sGdS6 80: Southern cows, s80Si 80: native,
81 75qSj 81; heiters, SipSt; bulls, - tOISi 80
CAVES SiGS7 30. HOGS-Rcccipts. 2200O.
steady 10 Sc higher: bulk of sales. IS d5IS6 %
bs,vy SO l5aS6 25: packers aad butchers, sea
81 90 lights s5 65aSi IS; pigs. 81 25gS5 ~
sUEEP-Receipts 800. strong. muttons. - ~
0SJ 50: yeariings, Sass. wethers, SSgS3 -,
ewes s. 75rSS e5. stockers ana feeders, s. -
w. TPy Telegraph 20 The Tribuncl
81 Louis. Dec. Receipts. 3.S't
bcaI: ,lrmard In excess of offerings; falry &c
,i,. a. gtro1.r prices steers SfNS9 -. hcifers,
sS S5SS7. CONS 50 J0QS5 %. southern steers,
"a 754S5G5 HOGS Receipts, 1i.1S6, modor-
Gt,iv actiye AID about steady: choice 81 2uu
xf05. b.st nght-. S5 s0l So ~; fair $3.50 35
beet piss. s. s5eS5 - fair htle piss. $+eSt -
SuEEp-Recclpts, 3.3li: laHly active ana
sh.ep. So 1888 35; common. 81 65aS3.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20

cally steady. No 1 foundry Northern. 81 10
and No ! Southern soft. 81 2JTSl4 70.
MOLASSES AND sYHUPS-Syrups dull MO-
lasses steady and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentiHe quiet
and unchanged. Rosin firm at unchanged
prices. Tar steady.
OIIs-Linseed unchanged Refined petro-
leum steady at 13jc for standard white Ia
barrels at New York.
RICE-Firm: business quiet prices fully
maintained. Dan Talmage's Sons Compan
tclegraphs Louisiana crop movement at New
Orleans to date: Receipts, rough. s27 600
sacks. last year S3735S sacks. Sales cleaned.
ag7 .232 pockets last year. G65.4i2 pockets.
Sellers holding until after holidays
SUGAR-Rehncd unchanged; fine granulat-
ed. , 75c net. less . per cent cash. Raw lower
and barely steady at the close. Sales, 5000
bags centrifugal, December. at 3%c, basis
90 test cost and freight. equal TO 4.73c here.
and the market closed at that price. Ausco-
vado. 50 test. 23c. and molasses sugar, 80
test. 3 9sc IN London beet sugar was ga "a d
lower: December and January. las Il2d; May.
lbs lOhd Stock in the United Kingdom is
10000 tons In Cuba. 80 centrals are grind
ing. against last week. Il last year and 81
two years ago. Cuba crop estimated at
1.Sl2 900 tons.
HIDES-Firm. with good demand and cur
rent arrivals well cared for at fun prices.
- LEiTiiER-Oferings moderate, ana hrfl
holding OF available supplies. with now ana
then an upward tendency 10 prices
DEUGS-Essental oils firm. with good job
biug demand at full prices Roots steady ana
fairly active. General market hrin ana fairly
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
GROWERS MAY CUT A MELLOW
Demand S50O,oOO Refund from
Railway Freight Lines.

In a brief which will be submitted TO the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-day by
Richard ]. Donovan, counsel for large
number Of Southern melon growers de-
mand will be made not only for a reduction
of the now prevailing freight rate from
Southern TO Northern points. but also for
reparation covering the last two years
Should the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion grant the petition the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the other 12l defendants In
tbe case will have TO refund to the grow
ers approximately s5Co,coO.
The complaint Of the growers who sup
ply the Northern markets with water
melons, cantaloupes and muskmelons was
fled with the commission several months
ago. and Commissioner Prouty took testi-
mony IN this city on November n. AS to
watermelons, two specific complaints were
made-one that the rates were excessive;
the other that the Pennsylvania Railroad
in particular Disseminated against this
produce by refusing to deliver consign-
ments at Pier 20 Manhattan, az formerly
making Jersey the delivery point without
providing sufficient facilities for the
handling Of watermelons.
In asking for reparation the brief said
the complainants had shown very strons
case why it should be granted, and sum-
married. their position as follows
Their business has been very much in
iured, i'm fact about ruined, by the eXces-
sive rates and the improper and inefficient
service at Jersey City. some nave Oeeh
d,jven out of business and others do busi-
ness at a loss or at little or no pront.
The railroads have earned an excessive
amount. which has come out OF the pockeIs
of these complainauts, and We therefore
most earnestly urge that they are en-
titled 10 reparation if the rates are reduced.
and if there IS a special relief for New
delivery point to Jersey City it is re-
spcctfully submitted that the complainants
should have repara tion based on the de-
mands set forth in the complaint.
The final hearing on the case VIII oe
held by the Interstate Commerce Colhln's-
sion at Washington in February.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. ie--WHEAT-spot fIin. no
Mani'obs Sc I'd; No 2, ., SID fu,vIe'
weak. December. 7s 5d: March. 1s "a; 9lsy'
IS 22,d CORN-Spot urn. American mixed
is "a: futures strong; January - oNd; fs9-
ruory - Sid. FLOUR--Nnter patents, 80
Cd. HOPS in london tpacinc COAST, 81 Us
n fi2 5s BEEF--Extra India mess ~
FORk-Prime mess H estern, @3s 80; n~.a 49, >
Short cut 52s BACON-Curneerisnd Gu !.
as 81: short rib. 4Ss Cd clear berries as.
long clear middles light. 49s; heavy, as; shost
clear backs, fGs LDERS--Squsre,. tss
Cd LARD-Pr,me Western, tierces 40, 80 ;
American reaned. pals. 4es I'd. BCTTEh
Good United states, lf2s. CHEESE-Csnsdisn
finest. white, 50s. colored. Ies o.. TALON
Prime city $50 Cd Australian ia London. 90
30 TURPENT1NE--spIri sIs q. RosIN--
t-oninon. fjs PETROLEUM-Renned. 70:
IITSEED on. s7s CoTroNsEED oIL--HulI
refined, spot. 25s 10Iad.
London. Dec. 19-SCGAR--Rsw centrlfu-
gal. 15s 81: uuscova TO- rs 81 beet, Decem .
Der. Jas 7izd. LINsEED--Ceioutta Apri, !,
June, Jps. LINSEED OIL, 3Ss ca. SPERM
OH. f84 Jos. PETROLEC9i--Arsric srican . r..
hnod l3-l6d: spirits. csc. TURPENIIND
Spirits. 37s Sd. ROSlN-American strainso'
lbs I'd fine, 1ss fHd.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
Yester

Spot auiet at points advance on The basis
OF SOC for middling upland; sales nil; de-
llyered on contract 2.i0O bales. Liverpool
cables. spot fair business doing; sales, 5000
bales; speculation and export. 1000; Amer
lean 1000: imports. $1,000, all American.
Middling upland. 5.O5d. Futures opened quie {
AZ points lower; closed steady at net ad-
vance OF y point 10 "A decline Of 2i2 points.
December 9Id: December-January, S9i2 q;
January February, 490d; February March,
4aid: March April, 492d April May. 49ti3d;
May-June. 496Isd; June-Juy 1890: July
August, sod; August September. 50l lsd;
September october, 5.02d; October-November'
5.02i5d.
COFIEE-Moderate active. and market OF
a holiday character. Prices opened l to D
points lower, ard after showing further de
cline rallied and closed steady at unchanged
TO 8 points net lower. Near the close bulls
supported the market and there was good
demand for the near months: sales, 10000
bags Havre was u 10 y franc lower. Ham
burg unchanged TO y pfennig lower, Rio ad-
vonced 75 reis, and Santos was unhcangcd
Cost and freight offers We're about unchanged,
with little pressure TO sell, but bids on a mod
crate amount OF coffee were accepted at con-
slderably below the asking prices. The
visible supply Of Brazilian IN ana a1oat for
the United States was 2.556,043 bags, against
2gS5,533 last year and 4,566s6i two years
ago. spot unchanged at 1fl2c for Rio No &
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20

and Drrcnber 10 1870: January and
Febuary IS 5oqlS T5c: March aud April.
l3.55aI315c London steady: SPOT tol lls
Cd. futures. lGe IJs Arrivals. i05 tous. eN-
p0rtr - 77d tons 90 far this month: lake
copper, 14nl4i.c. electrolytic. 1875 lihe,
and casting. 13A, q 13t.e--o TiN-.uie'; spot
A. 25c. February. $3.50 q. soc: March. a. 1. z.
i3 I5c London iir u: spot. f20J. futures. lloi.
LEAD Ouiet. 4 a. q 1 soc New York iS2le
! loc Esst st Ioiiu London. fl5 los. Spell
IER-Quict: d2SaG35c New YORK: 90 d2oe
East 81 Louie Lppdon t26 lls Gd. anti
MONY-Duu. tso5asons. 7IJc. IRON
Cleleland warrants 4es 7isd in London. Lo-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened AZ 3s4 per cent: highest ( per cent:
lowest. go per cent; closing, 3i2 per cent;
ruling rate. 3@i per cent. Time money was
slightly more active and a shade easier.
Rates. r404z per cent for thirty days "A
az per cent for sixty days and per cent
for four TO six months Mercantile paper
was dull and unchanged. Rates. A44i@l
per cent for sixty and ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable, az well as for choice
four and six months single names; per
cent Tor others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. go The foreign
exchange market opened strong, with rates
up 10 TO Is points 10 4.87pj0A87l0 for cables,
4S6iad4 S655 for demand sterling, 43 for
sixty DAYS bills and 4Sl1zdLSl60 for ninety
dav bills Short francs were quoted at
518a, plus 1-6f and short reichsmarks at
95lA plus 1-32 There was an active demand
for remittance. as thursdays is the last
mail which will reach the other side in
time for the January ] settlements. The
market continued firm In the morning and
earlv afternoon. and there was an active
demand for remittance. Gables were quoted
AT 4S7d4S7O5, demand sterling at 4.S6lzq
4 SG-5 and siXty-day bills al 482y0di.S3. Short
francs held around 51s3i plus 1-32 and short
reichsmarks 50 3-l5 less l-32a55 S-l6.
r,..I,oref Doctad rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20

able. 220 23c. balf blood combing. 26c; three
olch.rs, 2JD2jfzC; Ons-quarter 25c; delains
ungashcd 2Jc: fine &c. MichlganA Wiscon>
elm and New York Geeces 49, Fine unwashed.
20c. deIaine 23c half blood 25125hc. Ken
tLcky. Indiana and Mssouri-Three-eight
blood &c: oue-quarter, &c.
Secured ss:---Texas--Fine 10 months.
i5447c. y months, J2N5Sc; fall, 4SG iic.
Cailfornia--Northern, 4s9 soc; middle county
Orfeon-Eistern No / staple. 55 ~ SIC; cloth
ing, soc. valley No T. asa 47c. Territory
Fine staple, GOG62c: fine medium. 5s4 39c:
fine clothing. 81 l3J3c, fine medium. IS u 5Oc:
hair blood c0mhing. - Il 56c: three-eigh tbs,
iGl i7c: onc-duagteF. 50 n l6c.
Pullod--Ex,ra. J0a sic; fine a, 4o9J0c; n
sfpers 1JlJ f,c
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, par;
Chicago. zoe premium New Orleans. com
merclal soc discount. bank 81 premium: ST.
Louis. tOc premium bid. SOC premium asked;
Minneapolis 20c premium; Charleston, BUY
inc par selling 1-l0 per cent premium; san
Francisco. sight l.. telegraph ne.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York eX-
changes $3.50 So, 500, balances Sl16j3, go B0s-
Tor. exchanges 81 0G9l5. balances 2,27O. l3l;
Chicago. exchanges @lg@Vl3, balances
s2.37G.G5s: Baltimore, exchanges $5,c54362,
balances $S03ll9.
SILVER MARKET: &C Commercial bar sil-
YER 545.c. Mexican silver dollars f6c. Bar
silver I'm London closed at - 3-l6d
GOLD PREMlCM.-In Madrid. 795, Lis
Ion. 10.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mexic eX-
change on New York IS quoted at 20li..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
rpy Telegraph 70 The Tribunc.
RosToN WOOL MARKET.

poston. Dee 10 Tho activity 81 the WOO
,,srket continued. with values tending hlghe'
and buyers seemingly easer 60 rcplenish thell
storks shipments are heavy. with lars'
transactions reported in quarter blood tern
tnrv and neeces An Improvement I'm the de
maud Tor nucr grades Is also noted and goo
- al washed drlnlur and territory nu'
stnpi. ars among the recent reports. Ltadins
domestic quotations;
olio aud Pennsylvania neeceS--p prlain'
washed 80 8 j1c, AX. 2sc. nne "~~
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20


steadier prices in the hog market and buying
by packers. PORK-Steady; mess, SlI 21H
sl7 ~; family, S191 $50; short clear 81 70 q
Sls2s BEEF-Firm mess, sl3 "a sl3 1"i
family, sf4 5OGS15: packet. S13 so n S1I; extra
India mess. So q s22 80. - BEEF HAMS.DuLl M
s.. lS0 H. Sc; 100 10, SIC; 1IO h. Sisc pigs
ss.c CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies dun 10
10, giic; II 10. 0kc; IL 10, 9tc' picked
bsr,s otifet I1'd1litc TALLOW-Steady;
citW Gltc: country. J5s a62sc LARD-Firm;
middle West. 9aO@0.Soc; city, 94oHc: re-
dned steady. South America lo2oc' Conti-
quiei. 81 47i,c sTEARINE-Firm, oleo,
0Gai, &c: city lard. l0N al0ilc.
COerONsEED OIIs-More active. with
heavy selling by commission houses against III
creased offerings Of crude oil from the south,
nrmness IN lard stimulated active covering. how
ever ana offerings were well absorbed. closing
prices about steady at points decline 10 points
advance Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
SEED PRICES.

Toledo Doc 19--cLoyERsEED--ca
s12 51ia December. ,si2 5Iiz March s12 -
,si3asl2 10: Tejeeted, sii 80 3 Sn so; 10
sstabiiaGed grade S9a S1l - ALeIfE-
Prime. $40 o5: December. $40 %; March.
Sill Is TINOTHY--Prime, 81 40. DecemnsT'
March- 81 30
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
IOWA CENTRAL LEASES LINE.

=, S.,sSG9' Dec. ls-At Il special meeting
80 we shareholders Of the Iowa Central
-. a"o@a Company here to-day a resolution
A.. Sassed authorizing the lease Of all the
.O.sruss Of The railroad 10 the 0Iinne-
es - ~ Louis Railroad, subject TO all
r.,.S.,sNt YsSsNt outstanding debts OF the Iowa
hola'i railroad. A meeting Of the stock
n. s Oh the purchasing road to ratfy
In, '"oh OF the Iowa Central stockhold-
e@peeted 10 be held tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec. 9--In the FACE of the bullsh
nature Of the government report the wheat mar
ket to-day closed weak. Misleading reports as 10
break ia prices AT Buenos Ayres had much 10
10 with the setback Latest trading here varied
from ho higher 20 lMtsc down, as compared
with tWenty-fOur hours before. Corn finished
p n hc lower oats on E.U 10 and hog products
az AN advance Of i2izc TO 20c. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. s.
Broad street. New York; No. "a Devonshire
street Boston. and No. 1G King street West.
Toronto. Canada)
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
BOSTON STOCKS.


FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co. No. IL Broad
street. New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-20
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December 10 1911.
alN--WHEAT--After quite active huct'
uations both WAYS the market closed at isc
advance for December and = q sc lower for
other positions. Buenos Ayrcs showed 4
sharp decline. but private cables reported a
recovery. with active covering, and condito
apparently very much unsettled. with shorts
nervous owing 10 the delayed movement.
Tho European visible showed decrease for
the week Of 2,744O00, bringing the total 20
sj,GOS, 900. compared with 113, 600,0 900 last
year 'Bradstreet's' visible showed an in
crease cast OF the Rockies OF 1852 900 com
pared with a decrease Of 1000 last year
while worlds stocks increased $4,000
red, eIi2c elevator, export basis, and 93lt g
b ahoat: 40 1 Northern Duluth, 81 iS'
9 snoat CORN-Receipts at interior
points were small. the government report was
considered buish. but the trade apparently
believes that values, which are about 1tc
over last year. have discounted many Of the
bullish factors and the market was heavy.
closing At net decline OF Il a iac. Brad
streets visible supply showed an Increase Of
1000. compared with an increase last year
81 lli2,00o. Export sales loads. EXPORT
new corn here. 70+sc o aaoat. OATS
There was considerable selling and prices
were easy, closing at a q &c net lower. Cash
vator No =. 5istc; Nos and {. 54Ac: nat.
ural ana white clipped. % y q oic on track
10 arrive. BARLET-steady. mailing. 81 IS
q 81 -, 1 Z Buffalo.
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat: open. High. Low. Close. doay,
;Ioy-4.7'. ;oS''-''V'. : o4A oil3 o8ss 1oi 1919
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
To-day ............ COS. 600 624, coo $4,000
Last week ......... .T02. 600 i1I5.0Oo 62s,0o0
Last year ..........6 .6i5, coo 10000 725,oo0
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour. Wheat. corn.
ISaf'T Iast week - 1850 1850 1860 1860 500
Last year ........... 1l,OOO 10000
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour Inactive but
firm spring patents. S. l04s5 so; winter
/ winter, IS SO@ IS 90; extra No 2 winter.
So 7OGss so: Kansas straishts, s. 60 s. So s.:
faney spring patents. SO e2ogsSs 50 R9E ~.
choice 20 fancy s5a s5 20. BUCKwHEAT
FLOUR-Quiet. SO 55 q 81 IS per 100 10.
CORNMEAL--steady; kiln dried. So 65 50 5.
BAG MEAL--Fine white and yellow, 81 Goa
spring. s27; standard middling. s27 four do
s2g red dog. SCI 25 q s31 -; city bran. SIS IS
bulk s27 25 sacks: midding, s27 Goa S31 50i
red dog $32. hominy chop, 500 bulk, $50 20
sackg; oilneal. $500 $50 so.
CoTToN-Nervous and irregular quiet
most OF the day. but late in the afternoon
prices advanced sharply on covering or bull
support. The close barely steady but II
a net gain Of about "a II points for the day
December led the advance, making "A new
It's premium over January TO about - points
Closing prices were of from the best on all
months except December Individual csti-
mates az 70 the probable census figures ranged
from about $500. 600 to 10000 bales
comparing with 1o.693,OO0 last year and
II .004. coo in the last big crop year OF 1905.
Southern spot markets unchanged. Local
contract prices
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
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RAILROAD

Bos & Alb .22Ols 22l Bos & " pf. - -
B a Maine. 09,a e97s Ny Nh & H.1@1 l5s
Bos Eley....1&O 1904 W E st Ry.. sIis -"
BONDS.
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NICiPAL BONDS.

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