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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
FREE NEWSPAPERS
WERE FAILURE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, September
The closing down of Oklahoma
City's two free newspapers, the Point
er and the Free Press, brings to an
end a newspaper war in which the
losses on all sides were not far from
"a quarter of a million dollars. The
two properties were bought, and the
discontinued, by Colonel
&C.. B. Edgar, editor and owner of the
Times. Oklahoma City now has one
morning and two afternoon daily news
papers.
In no other city did the free news
paper reach such strength as it did
here. The pioneer in the field was the
Pointer, established on January Z,
1906. It was given away in the streets
and delivered without a charge at
business houses and residences.
Profits were to be derived from adver-
Using.
The Pointer became so popular that
the Oklahoman, a morning newspaper,
established a free afternoon edition,
known as the Free Press, with a tele-
graphic report, etc. Trained newsboys
were imported to vie with each other
in giving away newspapers. At night
the cutters were white for blocks with
free newspapers that had been read
and thrown aside.
SSS$>SzSHHSSS>SSss2 SsSsS5SsSSsSSSSS
Henry Allen, Honolulu's prize bum
since the decease of McElroy, was
sentenced to four months imprison-
ment.
A. w. Nelson, charged with assault
and battery on his wife was sent to
the reef for ten days. Judge Monsar-
rat is firm believer in the efficacy of
Jail sentences as a deterrent of wife
beating
Joe Pestana, drunk, drew Sc and
costs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
BAND CONCERTS.

The Hawaiian band will play this
morning at the departure of the U. S.
transport Logan at the Hackfeid
wharf. This evening, at seven-thirty
o'clock it will present the following
program at the Kakaako Mission:
March, Semper Fidelis .Sousa
Overture, The Kings Lieutenant e..
...... .................. lit /
March, The Thundered. ....... Sousa
Selection, Nabucco Verdi
Vocal, Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection, A Runaway Girl. .Monckton
March, Ell Captain Sousa
Finale, Manhattan Beach ... Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner.
Fine Job Printing az Star Once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
BY J. A. RREcKoNs.

Especial Correspondence of the STAR
WASHINGTON, Sept 2. Unless
some patriotic appeal touches the
heart of the economical Democratic
majority in the House, the balance Of
the battleship Maine may forever rest
in Havana Harbor AS much of the
wrecked ship as the available funds
will permit are to be removed or pre-
pared for removal, and then the man.
moth cofferdam surrounding the ruins
refilled with water. When more money
was asked from the special session of
Congress to complete this work, that
body failed to act, and the department
has mapped out it's plans for the eX-
penditure of the money on hand, which
will probably be exhausted by the
time Congress convenes in December
Because of the lack of funds even
funeral services over the recovered
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
Morning Cable Report
Continued from Page One.)

MERIDA, 14At Madest meeting here
military
wounded
ST. PETERSBURG, 14Choera Macedonia
PATERSON ~ j., Aviator reached yesterday
twenty miles from
MONTGOMERY Ala, 14.Fye
the meeting hold the 1911
WASHINGTON, 14The Chinese Admiral Chin Pin
to Beverly Mass, his the President
MILWAUKEE, 1.-THE police will fight between
Wolgast and MacFarand, scheduled September 10.
LONDON 14The .orns
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14

brigade had a tiny ambulance drawn
by a donkey. The Tsar, who was
hugely delighted, thanked each detach-
ment, and after the review expressed
his gratitude to the officers and school
masters.
The movement is growing rapidly.
Russia will soon have 100000 boy sol,
diers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14

Pay cash and ask for Green Stamps
(they are free) and call at the show
rooms and see the new goods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-14
NO MORE MONEY FOR THE MAINE,
NOR EVEN FOR HER SAILORS BURIAL

remains of the dead and the erection
in Arlington national cemetery of the
mast of the Inflated vessel as a monu-
ment to them must be postponed. The
remains and the mast will be sent to
the cemetery to be stored there until
Congress acts.
The terribly wrecked forward part
of the vessel, or about two-thirds of
it, will be cut down to the levels al.
ready reached by pumpage, then taken
out and dumped into deep water out
side Havana Harbor A small Golfer
dam will be built inside the main cof-
ferdam to a depth of about forty feet
around the forward part, in order to
eXtricate the rest of it later. The
one-third after portion of the vessel, it
is believed, can be foated. 1t will be
pumped out and bulkheaded, but not
moved pending the appropriation of
more money.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

G6caso Jan a1IG46TkE-RseslDt. 81 7 Z -
steers. t4l5sS5 80; Western steers. st5o9
cows ana heifsry. - GOOSE. calves. s. Is a
50 so EOGS-Reeelpts - 900 SLOW e. open
Ing. prices Hight s. Soa IS 10. mixed 81 q
81 90. good 20 choice heavy. s. Goa s. IS
pigs. s. 81 s -. 5llk or sales. s. 10 2 s. 90
\ 81 40 Western. 50 75GS4 +0.' yearlilgs. 81 81
s. 90 native lambs. s. 5o7S6 90 Western
Eas. Buffalo. Jan. 1.-CATTLE-Receipts
100. fairly active and steady VEALs-Re-
ceip-, IS slow. 2Sc iover. s7gsl5 25 Hoes
aSssG es ans sro0g 9og htaG besJv e 40 7.g 2z.
IS 5OT s. 60. Workers s. 900 IS IS. pigs s. :.
4 SS s. roughs g 25as7 IS. stays SGGS IS
dal-es IS 1SdSs -. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1900. active and steady prices IN
Cincinnati. Jan. 3L-cATTLE-Recsip,s
3Sama9 2St a g .al 70 e good a5Ro :sDs -
common. 81 5oess 2s. sFEEP-Receipts 81
steady - firm. s. 25s&4 l.. LAMBS strong
Knasas cir. Jan. 1-CATTLE-Rsceipts
5000 including 500 soutnerns: weak 70 ieC
eeef ara export steers s. 90 ese 30. far "a
stockers and feeders - 90 2 s. ~. Southern
steers 81 35IS5 90. Southern cows s. 25 q
8. - native COWS S3a * 35 native heifers
s. % 7s8 bulls. g. aoQ IS e5: calves. 81 so n
s. * HOGs-Rsceipts. - COO. n i0c lower
bulk % sales s. an as7 %. heavv. e. 55 = e. A.
rscFers and butcr--s s. 90 r s. 12is lights
e. T0d e. 77r sFEFP--Rsce pts @ 800. 10f
15c lower: lambs s. os 2 g =. yearIings 81 =
. * 81 vethers s. n e. 81. ewes g - =
81 s'ockers and f'ete-s e. = e -.
Pittsburr Jan -CATTLE-Sl5w. suppi,
far Choice 81 50fS6 20. prime So 4o7S6 g.,
sHEFP-slow: supply fair. Prime wethers s. =,
So 40. cuIs and common. 81 aoHS3. iamts $50
81 * veal calves S9HSl0 HOGS-Active. re-
celnts light Prime .heavies SsTSS 10. me-
iurns s. ,OfSs - heavy yorkars s. i56SS 80
lirht yorke-s Ss 65aSs 90 pigs. s. 75d<s -
rcughs sTdt7 40
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
TOPICS Of THE STREET

-.,-7rN TRADING. G.-Transactons for
- IN account in this market were smali
toI oIs.S,,,,e Sales were about sou sheres III
y MS sS Of purchases.
ee...TT~r. r.PRESIDENT OF WINDSOR
-1f>ST e 7. Perine, until recenty Yep Dep-
Th-s,e+A Controller and before that treas
W I'D general manager OF the Au-lt
u's- has Been elected vtce-president
g ~ Windsor Trust Company
O. oi.>>-~--D DPYGOODS COMPANIES
--t.-r YEAR.-The United prygoodS CON-
as.s3ss report for the haI year enced on
panlS-.- n 1917: Net income, s. .l6l. i6-. two
JanLl.1 dividends on preferred stock o.
GU Ssrt each $4,000. balance, SiSJ 80,
- sS-,s~te-iv dividends on common stock
~ Ger cent each, $2ll.Sl-' na-anee S.tS59y
s1r~s T6LsIS9 The earnings Of the com
o. f9- the year above thc dividend re
fs!H-s.r-srts Of the preferred stock slightly
<--ap5e1 81 per cenl ON tilr aNcl a@0
e1Ss.-,-- of common stock outstanding.
~'nr[-1DrNDS DECLARED. The Pitts
=. stesl Ccnnanv has declared the reg
5-.s ,rs~terly dividend Of l1s PEI cent on
-se - oreferreG stock. payable on Narcn J.
roe HOLIDAY on FEBRUARY H.
-,l|0os-s Of the coffee Exchange have peL-
:-S1el the Board Of manlagers 70 eiose the
tsy-sanEe cn saturday, February y. Mem
60 al the stock EXcharse presented
t..-1a- re-ltirn Co the governing CommlLlee
Sef wees The Cotton ENcNalSe n-tlnoeI .
vote On L-e ElCf-@--l~-4 tp-- -+4~t So I'VE
'-rr-~r0 TO COTTON EXCHANGE
- Posen 6e-s. os Texarkana. Tex. and
E1.S~rs HL-z.or and William W. Cohen, of
ygsies'r-ttv ~ have been elected members Of
- NsW York Cotton Exchange.
XsT1ONAL SURETY CONPANY.-The
.srcrt u the National Surety Company tor
- year ended December 81 last shows
L--Ses earnings 0f $3.117.452 ar. increase OF
e. az ever 1903. expenses and losses
..~-orrf!r- lc S-.l6- 75-. an increase az Soet.- o.
- S~s net income OF S5t5.70l. q decrease Of
s- The 5Ca surplus f-r The year was
s--s6l4 or 1 C-o~e than ll 1909. and lie
i5ral surplus s. 1855
NEW ROCK ISLAND OFFICERS.-J j.
ori-lan has been elected secretary anc
..-ss.,-e- .f the Rock Island Company sue
eesdi-g George T. Bogss. resigned. and :
= 4 rrsL-C has been e-C-ted Flce-presl-
se-f- Succeeding Nj Bo-gs. James Mclean,
Il ,. a.es Dctse & c.. was elecied Z g.
go o. .1z -1-caro. Rock Island & Pacific
Pa.lNay Company. 70 succeed Mr.. Boggs.
METROPOLITAN Adv RTISI n q
.CfNCY. Hobart &. Fas1 has become as
s5,lz.ad with the Metropolitan Advertising
.1errT.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
j, p, MORGAN & CO.
NEW YORK.
Dated February l. 1911
READING COMPANY
MEssRs. 2. MORGAN & COMPANY
New York City.
MEssPs pREXEL & COMPANY.
PhiladelphIa.
DIRE El B. co.
PHILADELPHIA.
80 January, 1911.

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June o
interest
Goa I
eConoHdu Phs
oso plus o.
RyS Subaal1 lSo
AGge
Genrllo INC
al,reaz els orcrndI o
p4L niRe,R Ra ~
Will issue ito paH a
Bonds outstanding geInr
oIow1 ADDITION me
s(wt except no t
1887 and included
1dReC
I642 2ar d with mt
t1opta
reatSl 100000 n ca
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issued hereafter m
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New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money IN call opened
a. % per cent. highest % per cent. low
es,. =. oe- cent closing, - per cent, r~.-
~ rate 2s per cedt. Tine money was
--act.~a-Iv UNCHANGED Rates. per cert
f- sixty days. 81 I3l4 per cent Tor ninety
isys and foI- 01c1rrs -i03l4 Tcr cent Ior
fge and six months, and 0er cent ior
oger t1t wear Mercantile paper was ln
s'ne- lat better demand especially out
:. town Rates 4Gi. per cent lor sixty
sud ninety GAYS -rGorsac bills receiva 1l le
e18 choice four 20 six months single
.gres and s-.6+s rer cent lO- others.
FDRE-EN EXCEAEGE.-T1c foreign eX-
cirirge market opened steady. with cables
-sotec 20 4s2Nd- tG5. demand sterling al
4SgT4 SIS and siXty-6ay bills a 4S5Gis3l0
sa0rf francs were 500 less 3-5s and short
~s,chsnia-ks a- 5--6T5- 3-l5 plus l-s2 The
market was @ shade 1-mer ~ the after
Yoor. showing an advance Of 8 10 10 points.
-ssles we're cucte5 ar 4S6S57 1850 demand
s-e~l,nr az ASA SOS and sixty day bills
q. seas6 5s-5 short francs We're $50 less
go and short reichsua~ls 81 less IL
Bankers. LCs-eC rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
cOREJeN MARKETS.

LJvsrrool Jan sl-WHEArspo, firm ,,sTcs 40,
rec -sIs ,,, A. Lt Spot-Ameyic4n I
lzss ns% quiet. . ga AmeriaaFF F.557 ai5e3 0a &
steaey IS 1d fqJlCsA s-s1Gy y,sr psfsSts 29s
TiIl;,es ir Ioraon (Pacirc Coast - 80 % =.
HsE-r-Tx,ra India mess ig5s PoRkgri az az ..
80 western zoos HAMs-short cut eis o. o.
= fsIr1bariand cut, Sis. short RIB US %
Gear 5ess 5ls: eng clear mi5aies 5s, hfs Sss a.
gIs;orHT % -" n N sESauare SIS I'd LARp-Fri.le
western srs BIS Sd AsT!ean gSs, resfa t,a ps-S se9
- - 'c-,r.ref ais Cd TCRPENTTNE-Sririt IS
IS RosIyr-s13nlg iSs ,, Pe!KSLA 3. a. cor OF
-rCSCrrD OI-HuN refine. spot. oOs 'aa
T4LL5w ili51liaq n y L2nd2G. sG G.RcsS,rfsa a6s es
Jaauary IS l'st. LISSEEDGlaeu.is' APitis Adiss
SJ5t,Pv on f24 los PETROL.f.t ~ NJ @ rileri-
sab p, IIi Tenned. 5iad spirits. SAD TURPEN TINE
&s7ir.ts 5Ts o. RoSIN-Americah stra-aed
- Antvsrp' ~ 70 Jan si-PETRoLEUM 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01

pROy1SIONS-Cnsettied with sous aet-Te re
5ica-n- l,-5 which sem these positions up
-,--'- s,~-,- Tate- months slightly easier its
PCRK-Clte-. mess. s-- a'm 90 rrrf,~
,1s-. sr asa 20 family sle -2E so - = paSSs ,aa s6
,,-,r :, a9s,sE3ae,. SIS 5oqs27 50 DRESSED
el-it -l..---.-s,..~ re-,-s lac. -e0 lb II .sc.
~ = rr1c- 1s0 70. 1850. pigs. Us e. 49,
g., g. "a - re.sc Ptciued hams stead.
+ -7.- -f.&c TALLoW-lQuit,. seI,,-,s vs.
c1t..;-, .5.,. ot., &c. rc1ned. south Amer
I..-o ,-. ~--.f~e-t TO- SOC B-ayll keE !.
--so ~-rr-oure slow. = n a-ssc ~ -A-'f---> l.
~- -rso 80. .c. city ,arG ll rll i4c -
R1C4--pus.asss moderately active but me
49, ~ ~ 80 uar Taimages sons conn 81,
Nr-- C~leers. -s. eg~aphs me Tao1 , 0 a.
cop - e'-e Inst Z rs -a1 gear ago sales
-,,ItS we're ss5 oOG pockets against s54.a-o
srG lR-Rsaned stead END gneA47nsed, an. /,
9-- cant cash. There w1s - r.se s.-,s,i-sb~d
i- rs non bags Cuba centrifugal. '"i
test RI 5-52c bass 9o test ecsL an"
-,.s ciesed 3D. offerings A. that prlcs ana ~.
4-S C1 4sr was generally agkeo a. ne
-l5,e ...- eC test g. 4Sc muscovsdo. 50 test,
-a5e no.'s, -.et,,s, 20 beet sugar vas steady
daf- = lov-s-- rcbrrarv @s. Nav as 50.
-cOPPER-stsn6d.ard St apiett 90 SPOT Pot
+ ia o.
or55r f~ra spot "a - g. tIiu[es. -o2 19
o.. Tas- 10 Cos q 1851 = . electro o - 81
80 s-t. +, - soc. casting. Il q l--osc -
49,. --( unsettled SPOT q % r t1.."c' tn
w., March. APRIL and May ,4G4 4S9. L9n- r,
49, --e-L sDrt and futures. ~. -, -
o- .4o84T0c New York . 50 q - Sse e - E-st
o,,ts London fi2 l9s 50 sFEI.l ~ I u -.
~. r . -'45c New York. ; So4 5uc i-asi
J'' -.. ordon fe2 los. IhoN-CleT Telana
at - as 1l,d ln London. Loc1Ilv steaey
$40 t1-no-r % so-.thera ana no /
sli .r- saft SIS 25as15 70.
,vor AGSTS AND sIHIPs-etsadY 70 nm
...,r fs--a-5 ea.Fiy good and tu--' b1t uh
vSI SToRFs-Firm for spirits turpen-
'prsIr ard tar steady, bul qtist ana -!-
arnnrTn,Ts--.steady to arm. ars, hand srppl les
--i-rr and well held Hides arriving sIo
Pr 'c-sr fCr 81 there il no pressure on the
9IFsTPER-Firm ard active 10 surplus 'l,
ed 4s arr well held. ,-.-.,..f .ii. s.esdy
10Th Ola - lemon 9nd teISafnol "D4A-
l-,,Irc to higher values abroah.
-.ooTS-geUfrr 4 good lObblnE way a.
,..i' Se,r unchanged prices $500 ..-of...-,
- ef .40l COR standar4 Nhl'e ih Dali''s
az co~,ro~sFEp OIL--Q iet and easier. clos
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01

DOlfES-T- EXCHANGE Boston. rar.
Cara--. -.- premium. Sa- FRANCISCO. sight
e. tee--a.r Lc- New Orleans. c1uCerc al
"a. 3a-- 6 premium. Charleston buying
rs- ss--- ---.c premium. = Louis Sc
r-o-.-- .- 4-c premium asked. Savau-
nah .-ri-- PIG discount. selling par.
RANE -LEAEINGS. - Eew YORK. *
c-arEls s> c balances S-o.tIt. s.5, Ball
fincr- eEc-.-zas S5.5-3.Jit balances $3.50 -
sH Fl.-le.f .fl.a. exchanges s-a- l-.--a 31l-
- 61arC e.a,t -ta -eicas2 exchanges
gSE-,s balances s-a--.-a
ILVEL NAEEL-T -C0muerciaI bar sl-
v - Mexican silver collars, t5C. bar
aver G. -=-l ll London ar 9fasd. unchanged.
Coll PREMIUM Madrid. - LIS
ctn
NEE-AN EXCHANGE. - .-ez.can cz-
cla--@ lr Sew York 81 quoted AZ -l---
GO EF>.' EST RECEIPTS. 80 Receipts
tr-T- --z.-U - .ef-9. were 1-.--o. .Io-. n
tsr--. revenue. including --rpc---lJn tax,
80 st and ~ -ce- .a--1-7, a-e.-t a total
cf s-j.-s- against .J--. expenditures on
1ral-lI' ..l---t ol 1-.al..l1-. For the
Eoata -- -a-= ordinary receipts have cesn
3 j-.s- and ordinary eNlrn4ltureS &e,-
--e6 Tie excess u @Eyen-l--- $ vas
I4--# Fey The 1sc7l ye4r -9 date Or
,-z-r receipts have been SIS ..--. against
G-.-e-t r -l same Ieroa ~ $3.50. t-e
c-1.r1~~ l--C-.--l--s s-5-.l--- against
Ns.sa-5-- 90 $780, tic excess ot eNpcn1l-
.--s Old. --e- amounting o. s1.L-L.3s". com -
7aTe- T e- excess Of expenditure last
year o. r-.E- --- Including Panama Cana
account 1r. public 5lc-. -he excess Of all
expenditure over receipts since oL-y
a-Cg1--- -. >-a -G-a s=a-ns- an excess
n ne e-~~-srrr rr-.-c rerCC q yesr ago Of
E1s1.s
;LB--RL -s-FT. .-The Suc-T~cssu~v -,s
ct'or @. -.- Gearing HOUSE &c. .--t..
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
LIVESTOCK MARkET.

NeW YORK. Januarv 81. 1911.
BEEYES-Receipts y cars. or 449 head. all
fo- slaughter Two cars helc over yesterday
Feeling steady with light receipts expected
for Wednesdays trade. Dressed beef ll mod
eratr demand o. steady prices London cattle
markets. lower al i2i. n a13i4c. dreFssd e.ght.
rirkinE tre Oral. rcfriEerator beef lover az
a&c Liverpool cattle markets easier az 10 Q
10tsc. dressed weight, 10 addition 90 the oGai
rxpn-fs tomorrow. 30 cattle and 5i5 sheep y
the Manhattan 70 Antwerp and 20 cattle IL the
Bsrnludiar 90 Bermuda
CALNE--Eeceipts 1ss head. Including -
for the market. 90 on sale. Nea's slow but
steady. barrvard ard Western calves nom nal.
Common % choice vesls sold a 3 so - per
100 ih culls 50 Dressed calves steady AZ = e
lee tor city dressed vea.- anc ~ G l8C fo- coun-
t-v dressed.
saies-H L. Hollis 81 veais 152 n aver
age. SO = Der 100 10 T. 2s9 lb. s.. 4 Guile 1855
g. Curtis . Son. = vsals, us ID. ss 81
SHFFP AND iNB.-Rsc.irts - cars or
2.T3s head, al for slaughter Market nor1i-
uaIv steady FOR sheep and nrm ior lambs
Dressed mutton cuet at ~ SC No. 10. dressed
lambs full steady az q N t0tqc. country dressed
hothcu-e lambs AZ s5E SO pc carcass
HOGS-Recelpts. Is cars, o. o.oa3 head all
.1r slaughter EXCEPT a few head Feeling
frner OF Buffalo advices. and heavy % light
hogs we're fairly Guotabis a. IS 81 n IS 90 per
700 10 Country dressed hogs easier on the
light weights and the whole range quoted al
% &C per ID.
sales date yeste-d4yt--J c. Curtis & sor
- state hogs. 1j9 ID average. S. 20 per 100 'b.
u 1s5 H. s "a 80 pics. @" TO- SIS 10. o rouehs
500 70 g 70. 4. $50 ID, g So
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 81 i-HiEher quotations for Ger
tain lines Or goods stimulated the raw wool
market into Increased activity last week In
quiries from nails were more general and the
amount of wool shippec from Boston was larger
than FOR some time. Prices held generally
steady as follows.
chic and Pennsylvania Aeeces. Deane washed
2sr- w 3t-r ra4f blood combine .903uc.
tbree-eishths c3T30c. quarter. ga 12sc. haif
thre--eiehths and One-quarter, clothing. 2in
d.. dealne unwashed. 2t 'a021c. Micnis1n
yvfqrcreir ard New York neaces--Flna un-
Washea 20qT2ir. deisin~. . deTr. haIf blood. 81
90. three-eighths 2TG2sc quarter. p haiL
Eeofucltv Indiana and SsSouri-Th-es Gig tbs
ood 2gd30c: quarter 26hI4c. Georgia. 2e8Hie
secured basis--TeTas r7e. u mon rs. a'1.f'c .
a fo s months 52TIsc fall asa -uc Calf lrui1-
Northern s@nf6c. mI de county. "Vi"2c. .
southgrn i6a4sc. fall free. 4+0f5o OREGON
r,sterr 40 I STAPLE. G3d6fr. Eastern clothing.
sGrcrr. valley No T. Ffn55c Territ0ry-Ftne
staule. 6OQslc: nno medium. 5Sg59c. nns cloth
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01

.pc, quiet and 9 p0ia.s higher at 1850 ior
r1.c1ilnr ~ alE. sales 100 bales delivered on
r1r.-act. 5.Toc LIVERPOOL cabes. spot QueJer.
safes s olg bales. speculation and export 500
t-.-r.-.r =. 900. --5c--s. 2S 0o0 American. 2-.-
C.D. u---.tlg upland. &c Futures opened STEADY
a- 2Ts- points advance. closed quiet O. 2 0er
advance at t-s05-l points. February ana Fetrl-
---3L1r-- 7g--l. 1fs~ch-Ap~1. = SD. Arril-
1-1- SO. Ms,-TurG 1879 Ju-e-July. Z sd,
J-fv-avg-z-. 77i.C au--zJ--er -c-, nef- 50 d
ee1----b -bar-Cc-c5e-. c9-.e. C-tooe--N Novenacer.
IN.
-yFFEE-Sa3es - 600 hass Az the open
.-z --ces were steady a. points decline t-r
December a-C unchanged 20 pcln-s advanoe
- -re ct-er positions. end during the mornlrs
values leev'0ree considerable Ernness Az the
close -cvsve~ the Market barely steady
81 a ret gain ~ 27c points Havre showed an
advance ct az frame. Hamburg was 3 =
re higher RIO barely srca.- a. 30 points &C.
cline while santos was i-ac--Vr and nominal
~-s, and freight offers generally unchanef
S-cr inactive Tlo 80 =. re. Loca- contract
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Jan sl-speculators eagsea c,r 55g's ,5g
a. & 1tt.b rbsv asserted was que 20 toEOW
tssss tss rent cent decline The market close. S-
stsasv with a ret gain Of 2 shaoe 10 - a.S
-'-,i-cr,s SisafT re down except Lhat y 5aLi 49,
49, r,rr a r5nth-end squeegS put up me nc p1ls es
70 % bb1 ana for ribs doc. The wheat HatAst a.
g .S..,,@~ ~ hyf narrow affair from the STAR.
PYrSbasss even o. the strongest pe p.e 80
i,-1ittS 10 the veah spots on tne QUIZ ,ss ~
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Jan E-CCuso-s closed lis
hg-s. a. s to~ none and 1913 Ior &C.
cc--- Anaconda Yves -t higher 90 - -
s..zl Pa- was s lower at E4sa ana
Grams Trunk vas a higher a. -J-z
Monty - i- -s--er supply ana --sc- 1Il G
rates were weak ----1r.
-1t ----. market ~as quietly cheerful
3-f>er ----ev ans lI shares lmc-ev "a
an -o--- ----- and cir eceeo @ecul 5tlea
we're s-r11 1r-e1 cE investors, olL A4------- 2
Ia.s e.-se- la- The failure ~ q @-la-i
M-cer ee-.=- or easy closing n the AUS
C---- mines se-Lcr
ALe-icc. securities opened -rac-on
t1ove "a -rz-rE was lgct !u t-e
.c---oCn ana prices eass1 of under rea liz
s A1 I.Ws.. movement followed. 0LL
.ew YORK selling caused another reaction
alc a. easy closing.
-aL mo-e- In -ord1X. Ea1S5- pen cen-.
9.e1 make, =c--r- ~a-e -Cr short 0ll-s.
stg5 --,- -~ cent. 1rE bills. s-.5 per cent,
5s!i1 discount r1te. Us per cent, Paris
cs,cu-- rz-= 1-- per cent. Paris exchange
o. -or-C- - francs -'-z cer--Ues. Eerln
sIc-4rge c- Lrr-- .. marks Z. pternigs
Z E-.- RS ff ard American easlea. .51
Ea-z --- G--1ree per cen -s-tes
.ose- . -e--iUe- higher ct g. francs
!, = ce-.ces Prices were generally steady
O. ne BcHr=5
Berlin Jan. --E-ces were s.ead- on
- Bosrse
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01

,-- ss8s-o. FIRE medium. s3T54o zaif oiood
coTabtng $500. thres-eighths, 59ge"c' e1A--
ter. 49r59c rcseo,. 4 suu<rs
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
SEED PRICES.

-,taso Ian. i.-CTOvERsEFD cash. Janu-
ar Februarv ana March. S IS. Aoril. $ 5o
Srtnbsr a. SIS ALSIKE nrire. - 80; March
So 4n TIMOTHY. prime. - -.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01

New York. January 81. 1871.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Nervo and erratic. but
prices were generally slightly above the pre-
v.ouS close. showing Gnal gains OF 3 q &C.
The technical position was believed 20 be
nru-. owing 20 the recent heavy selling and
the sharp decline. and during the day 81 o~ts
were disposed 20 cover. The announcement
that the reciprocity bin Will be taken up oy
the Ways and Means Committee on Thursday
cs used sharp reaction around noon. but
the market soon rallied. Export sales 8
.oS1s No red, 9Sc elevator. and 9St5c
aeoat. 40 ] Northern Duluth. 81 is
aeoat CCRN--Moderately active. hut
steodier on covering b. recent sellers Buy
ing was not very aggressive and May IN
the West Reid below The SOC mark: at the
close the market showed a net advance OF
8 p e G. Export sales. l6 loads including
loaes at New York and Il at outports New
80 . 80 i7c O ad9at OATS-More active
and easier A. the close values were 3 r q C.
net lower Cash oats easy; standard white
81 &c. No . 9Sc. No 8. &c. No 4. 36fec. RYE
Dull. 40 S3c. New York. BAR
LEY-Stcady, mating, 05cTS1 Buffalo
BCCkWHEAT-Quiet, American. &c j Z
New York Canadian. 56iec bid. G New
York FOR export
New-York tribune., 1911-02-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEAEOARD CLtARANCEs.

ELOI z AND NEAI--Flour inactive. with
prices nOuinaly JTrO points lower Fancy
.gr.1- patents. ST. f09SG 50. spring patents
60 -o s. so. winter strl4clts, 81 80 = So 40.
winter patents 81 30 s. oJ. spring clears.
50 iU q So 80. -2tr5 so winter. So SOC SO SO.
extra SO winter. g. - 20 So 90. Kansas
s-rai-h's s. COG s. 80 RYE FLOrH-steacv.
ra.~ tu good s. 2gnSl 20, choice 20 fancy
81 44 6 81 Co. BL-A HEAT TLOJR--Du'l !.
s. 20 r-r Too 'r. CORNMEAL-suacY Kiln
dried. ~ So. BAGMEAL--Fiue white and vr.-
low. & o." 81 20 coarse. - - n 81 -. FEED
-trssr--- spring, S26 jo. standard uid1lrg.
s-f 51. -four Co., SOS g.. RED cos. SO IS c.Ir
Iran e-5 So bulk, 81 % sacks. mlddl'ns
500 la 500 red le-. $50. lCn'ur chop s.. 90
ua... $50 7y gacl-s. oi.nea-. $50 j04 SIS.
tOIteN-Tlcrc was increased activIf,
and relative tr~ness OF new crop positions at-
-~.ru-ac 90 LroI-r reports from the south
west There was tendency 10 consider the
1r0ufh ~eperts eZage Grated. but there was q
better demand for the new crop positions. ana
October sold uD 20 D rj5. or II points over t-s
closing 1s1res OF the previous night Near
months s,lsdlfd up .l sym nyaLLy, ami the g-r-
1ral n7--k5t closed steady ar net gain ef
from points Tor the uay Southern s0ot
rr'iefs rr-. generally unchanged. Lola.
l11r-a-t prices.