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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

onlcisl Record and Forecast We shiuet"u,
Jan. I High baromo'ra pressure over Alaska
end the Northwest Canadian provinces is in
c.a'."a ~ cold weather over practically ell
Iarts Of tho r5uutry east Of the Rocky Noun
lars during ne next seF cral DAYS
a. ki.lI.t ~ xIrs were below zero THURSDAY hi
T' tn'fNr iske region. the upper Mississippi
3@eyt ug north plains states and the norm
IN horlt) Mountain region. and readings were
S'"h ~ freezing IA south az s.ou'h'fh
rs Hll The interior ~ the middle Gulf states
within tho lat twenty four hours thor Wri
SIp" hurriDs boz thc upper Ohio valley, the laEc
ttI'" ana southern New England, and raIh7
d. '." south Atlantic states and on the norm
,a-u' 'pSsi Iu tho last named region me
,S's orc 90" 90 storm o. ConsidefhoIc Ih
.''t OH TIE north Pacific coast.
q" ''S'ifoar,f that IT. passing down th' -.
80 l,h,. Valley VIII DO followed by hieh west
bi<r"I , invest winds and much colder "ea,ht'
- 10 Tie middle Atlantic and New EHs
Sh n,alts ana the lower lake region, ana t'p,.H
Asi'.ts were displayed Thursday nlBht on IN
CO.. wy 'lesi from HattcTas 80 Eastpofl. a."
-. No.e warming Wor, issued for New loIn'
Ma ,Ft,QsEI'anid, New jersey, peih"a'r,
AM .a''' Snia. the District 81 touL',,i"
CO... uie eastern portion Of West virginia
toy,L ..,a'."F ls also probable Frdsy III 'Ie
VIII Atiahuo states Arkansas ana Tehh'ss.'
Ea.s,a. ol9 weather viii continue FTidhy an
- ma region Of the Great Lakes '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

sUGAR-All refners. with the exception ,s %
the Federal reduced prices 10 points 20 DOG
less per cent cash. the Federal having fe nrces
To that price yesterday. The following pasS.
ara net less discount OF per cent lot go
crystal dominos. In cases OF 90 I'D ca = t1c.
s IOr. do in cases Of "a 5-fb cartons. 80 49,
Fagle tablets, $3.50 cut loaf. 645c; crus snS,
Az: mould 4, Sc: cubes, Eagle. 5-Tb bags poo on.
dered and Eagle confectoners granulatea' cos pse
xxx powdered. 5.s"c; powdered ana 15c;
NJ wdered and Eagle coarse graduated, S,,od
fruit powdered and Eagle extra fine granHtiatsnre
3 S5c; Eagle q 3i7 and 5 10 cartons OF a iiio
granUIsted SO; Eagle, 2rb bags DO I'm ~ Nc bags
n bags do 3 gOc. BIB bags do, js5c lO.lo SSd
do : SIC: % and 30 ID bags do and stenu td
granulated 57Oc; fine granulated ana lod. No
& : &C. confectioners' AMI No ], 5.oOc;o 10 No :,
: az, no 3 3 40c: No {. $3.50; No . 5;5Ve' TO- 80
e Z 26c. No :. 5.20c. No 5, l5c; No " 81 90
No 10. 5O5c; No H. Sc; No u 4SSc; n .ss about
and II ( 9Oc The raw sugar market was aI -
s''u ~" liver on sales OF 81 COO bags includln6
e,rIv and late January, and all January ciesed
anrs AT edual TO 4 36d .42c. The naIh-' os ,est
With SPOT prices on the basis Of ~ t9r 90 and
centrifugal 3.92c for 81 test s'orlet was
2 &c for 50 test molasses. The MARX. toeI
bar'Iv stcady at the decline In LONDON ~ Nv
a. gsr was duh and PIAZZA lower. with 9an ~ 4
las ia; February. las 9s.d; May los "a as
London cabled the worlds visible supply
o 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
FAVORS TOMKINS'S PLAN
Commerce Chamber Committee
Makes Report on Docks.

q. H. Outerbridge. chairman Of the com
mittee ON herbor and shipping, at the meet
Ing Of the Chamber OF Commerce yesterda!
presented a report i'm which the plan Oh
the Board of Estimate for the Improvement
OF docking facilities was disapproVed Oh
six counts. The report sanctioned the pau
Of Dock Commissioner Tomkins.
II was voted that consideration of the
matter be postponed until the next meeting
which takes place on February l. in order
that the members might familiarlze them
selves with the recommendations Of the
committee.
These include the Endorsement Of the
principle of the marginal elevated freight
railway. advice to the Board of Estimate
and Appoftionmcnt not to commit the city
TO any policy which would necessitate
alternating its control of piers at any given
points for indefinite and excessive periods
Of time" the suggestion that the city ad-
ministration negotiate with the War De-
rartment for the STRENGTHENING of the pier
head line on the North River from Hth
street 10 the Battery, and the urgent re-
quest that the Board of Estimate preserve
any borrowing capacity which the city
might obtain by release from the computa-
ton of its debt of self-supporting dock
bonds for the sole use of developing port
facilities.
4 resolution offered by James G. Cannon
commenting the international exposition 10
be held IN san Francisco was passed, as
were resolutions offered by Frank a. Van
deTlip favoring the proposal for an interna-
tional commission TO investigate the cost
of living and empowering the finance ana
currency committee to examine the bust
ness methods of the city's finance depart
meut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

Spot quiet and unchanged 10 D.1oc Tor
middling upland Liverpool Cables-Spot cot
ton in good demand, sales, 10000 bales;
speculation and export, 5000; American,
1900: imports. 10000; American, $4,000.
niddlnG upland. 51Sd. Futures opened
steady At a net decline of "a points: closed
quiet, net unchanged to 1la points lower.
January and Janudr--Tcbruary. BOLD; Feb
ruary- March. 5.03d, March April, JOJd;
April MAY, 507iad; May-June. 5.1Od; juno
July. 515d: July-August 5.14d; August-Scp-
TENDER Did. September october, October
November Npyomb,T-DcccmDer and Deem
bcr-Januarv. 515Isd; January February,
T. I6is d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. duh and lrreg-
uiar: cloths i'm good demand.
COEFEE-Devclopmcnts were without spe-
cia feature. hut whilc trading was inactive
pieces casic.. closing at a net decline OF
7dl2 points, with total sales Of $500 bags. The
European markets were also lower, both HaTre
and Hamburg showing losses OF FAIL y points.
while in Brazil tho Rio market was 40 refs lower
and santos was unchanged on tho regular cable,
although the special cable showing the opening
prices for the DAY Indicated decline Of - uoints
iOr No cofiec at Santos. Receipts AT Rio and
Santos were n coo tIgs, compared Win 3lUOD
last year and interior points received 22,OOO
Isgs, against i5 100 year ago. Warehouse de
Hvorias Of Brazilian coffee az United states ports
r,rc "a Ia haas against rs S3 last week and
$500 last year SPOT easier on the basis OF
lissc FOR Rio No I. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan 9-CATTLE- Receipts 300;
market weak: beeves, 81 7Oats 20; Texas steers.
81. 2 snS f e. Me'g? sass tG Ses ana
sass 80: calves s. 50a$s 10. HoGS-Rcceipis
1000: market strong 70 &c higher inan gss's sr
heavy. s. sass % rough. s. sass. good 70
choice heavy; s6as6 q; pigs Sa s. oo 6ulE 80. of
ket weak; native. 81 1884 30; Western. 81 25f
81 co. yearlings. 65GS5 20; lambs, native,
s. 25as6 so: Western. 81 1895 60.
1900 Including 400 southArns; market s'fons
20 10c higher dressed beef and export steers.
steers, 81 65aS6 %: Southern cows. 81 i0Qs4 IS;
s. bulls, s$a$5: calves, 81 Joass HOGS Re
ers. IS 9oqs6 Is; lights. s. 6oqse; pigs s. I5p
So 20. SHEEP Receipts. 5000; marka, strong;
lambs. 81 $3.50 40; yearlings 81 25as5 25; we'h..
ers. 50 50as4 =: ewes 50 21gSS So stochers ana
Cincinnati, Jan. 4--cATTLE--R Receipts. .Isl:
steady: steers, 81 5Ods7 Is; heifers. 50 2sass;
50 q HoGsERssespts, 4slS Sc ISS xsr, on
S: common sow: s. 25a.5 =; pig. ana ii:si I.
"f East ST. B Sss jsn 4cHTfLERsc.p, So
stead: :ssdy 6ak ESGfD 49, s ssys s :ns
strong; heavy and MIXED, So $3.50 50: Yorker
So toss 10 pigs 50 99ss 90 gcSsh, y 5ss
active; sheep steady; lambs 15c lower st 50 500
I25.
light: choice 81 T5dSS 10: prime. 81 3oat7 10
SHEEP steady, supply fair: prime ws.ss r.
lambs. sass rs: veal calves Seas1o. HOGS
Active: receipts 20 double decks, primo htsvies
| mediums. heavy and light Workers So co. PIGS.
| SO 25as8 30; roughs, S. 6ods6 S..
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
| 81. Louis. Jan. 4.--cATTLE-ReceiDts 9. l2s;
| fairly active at steady prices steers, s41fS 30:
| heiters SO 75aSs -: cows. AZ 5ods5 as: sorth-
| ern steers. SO sOHSG. HOGS-i6,5 500: offerings
/ again liberal and quality fair; market active az
strong prices: choice. 200 TO 235 h. SO 2od s6 g
! bulk OF sales Of les n and upward. IS e5ds6 20:
/ packers IS S04S6 Is; best lights, 1856 10 ana
| under. IS 6Odss; fair do, $5lS5 50: best PIGS,
| ITO 10 and under, IS Sass IS: fair do. ~ $50
| s. %. SHEEP--l2J0; supply small ana mag.
yearlings S5ds5 So mixed sheep. SO 6Odst; com
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

lambs. 70 IN. 81: 7s. SO To- SO IS; So 80 No. 1910:
culls, ~ N. 80 80: 81 Pennsylvania sheer. lzt
n. So 10. %. i25 10, 50 30: 10. ~ TO- s.oo'
oUlls, 90 10. 81 - .o.
$ Judd & Co. Al state lambs 50 10. SO -.
W. r. Hume 10 state lambs, 80 70. 20 20; IL
state sheep rs ~, So %
HOUSEKEEPING, 10 cars. or 3.400 oesd;
2s cars on sale. Market steady 70 strong AZ
81 J0GS6 - per 100 n: pigs az 20 opso ov,
Country dressed hogs firm 10 higher; 1glOc Tor
heavy to light weights. -. =,
Sales--B. w. Otis & CO.: 81 state hogs, US 10
average, So 90 per 100 10. l3 rougns, "a 10.
81 20; stag. 40 ~ 81 so
Kerns Commission CO.: i2s Pennsylvania hogs
III N. So 30: 1 rough, 300 10 81 30.
s. Judd e. Co ~ Pennsylvania hogs, w ~
So G0: 80 state. 12s n, So 50; roushs, 3f3 10,
s. go. 2. 345 10. 81 50.
Tobin & shannon: ~ Western hogs. l5i n,
SO 60: = Pennsylvania pigs, - n, So 30.
w. r. Hume: . state hogs, % 10, $3.50;
roO CHS 2R5 N. S. 80
J. @. Curtis & Son date yesterday: J state
hogs 1874 NJ. S. co: 3. 80 n. 81 80; 9, l2o io,
So 30: IS 81 n, Sc 20; 2 roughs go 10, 81 30;
/ Stag 3lO 10 a. 20. | hoar $50 To- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
BONDS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened al per cent: highest, per cent
lowest 2ll per cent; closing, 2a4 per cent
ruling rate, per cent. Time, money was
easier. funds being literally obtained, ana
fair-sized business being done. Rates,
g., per cent for thirty days. 80 per cent
for ninety days. and four and five months ms
-. "A per cent for six months. Mercantile
slightly lower in price. Demand showed
some Improvement Rates 4l4m4l Per cent
for sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed bills re-
ceivah bic 4,n434 per cent for choice four 10
six months single names, for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign cx-
change market opened firm, with cables
olI0ted 4SGS0Q4 s6s5, demand sterling al
4S6594 s6io, 6o-day bills al 4S32Gd4 $3.50 and
9J-day bills at 4,Sl@a4SSO. Short francs
we're ELSE and short reichsmarks 95
Mus 1-22. The market was a shade easier
in the afternoon. with rates off points
C'a bIes were quoted al $500 { 1855, demand
sterling at 4S64064. S645 and 6O-day bills a
4 S22oa4. $40. Short francs were around
51Sls less 1-32 and short reichsmarks 50
al 1-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

syrups. common. sG12c medium, 149ieci
NAVAL sTOREs-splrits turpentine ad:
vanced &c TO 54hc for machine made bar
rels Rosin frm but unchanged Tar steahy'
SPIRITS TURPBNTfNE,-Msc bbls, CSC
TAR. So ROSIN- Common to good straincuu,
81 "a Y, 81 so; u, 81 80; u, 81 90; +, 81 o..
- 81 20: II and ], 81 rs; K, 81 90; NJ. - 'o'
~ IS O5: VIZ. SO TO- and WV. IS 80. .s
OIIs-L,nseed unchanged; hrm. Renht1I
petroleum steady, PETROLEUM --StanastIou
white. bills New York and Philadelphia, - oV,
bulk. 81: standard white. cases. New lorn
and Philadelphia. 50; water white, bbls. New
York and philadelphia IS So bulk 81; w atts'
white, cases. New York and Phladelph %, ~ /,
$40 LTNsEED OILc-American seed, c cry
raw. T5d 76c; out-of flown raw. 74a75c; CAR
cutta raw. Sc; lard oil, SOGS2i2c
RICE-Quiet here, hut fairly active at pr
maTy points, market steady TO firm. ScreSn-
ings. 3d3izc; ordinary 90 Q3Ac; far, ;"
a Ic; good ordinary. ~ @4Ac; prime 2 H
Az, e: choice. ja5Ac; head Japan. 3% g4tc'
Tatna. GaG4c; Rangoon. 490G 25c; SIAM
5lz d5Ac. oro
fOTTONSEED OII.-Trading was nopnoo
active. the volume OF sales aggregating -o'2oo
barrels Prices were frmer early. owing 10 Ia
ports OF an advance in the crude market ,ia,ia
there was active covering as we'll as Int
speculative buying, partly for Western sccou Tho
There was also considerable switching III - 4
late months and final prices were Irregular a. a.
points decline to points advance. L0cal W"
tract priCes: ,,,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. 4.-Storms in the harvest see
ton OF Argentina, with a railway strike threat
ening 20 paralyze the movement OF the crop IN
that country, caused a furry in wheat. Tho
iaet niobt Corn finished snizc 20 iaasc up.
oats AT ssa&c advance, and provisions more "a.
pensive by 2laq15c. Al the top prices reached
wheat showed a bulge OF &c over Yesterday
low point Between the opening and the close
NAV ranged from 81 to 81 0lqSl OH, with Iast
sales at 81 OF. an advance OF lac net Nost
~ the strength that developed IN corn came
from wheat Export bids were said 10 be with
in i4c of working limits Cash grades were
strong for low kinds and steady for other sorts.
No yellow was not quoted. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

BACON-Cumberland cut AIS Sd short rib. 49s
clear bellies, 49s: long clear middes light. sos;
heavy, 49s: short clear backs 46s Cd. SHOUL-
DERS-Square. AIS. LARD-Urme, Western,
tierces, 46s Cd: American refined, pals, 4ts I'd
Canadian finest white. US Cd; coored, 13s tai
LOW-Prime city. 35s Cd. TURPENTINB-Spir-
it's 3Is Cd ROSlN-Common, los lO1zd. PBTRO
LEUM-- Refined, I'd. LINSEED OIL, Ais Cd. cor
TONSEED OIIs-Hul refined: got, 2is load.
TALLOW-Australian IN London, 32s I'd.
london, Jan. RAW SUGAR-Centrifuga
las Cd: musoovado. 13s 3d BEET SUGAR
January, las 7iad, CALCUTTA LINSEED -
Aprii-June Gas Cd LINSEED OIL-S2s. SPERM
OiI.-f34 los. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS refined.
lied; spirits. 7hd. TURPENTINE-spir
3Ts Ard. ROSIN-American strained, lis Cd;
fine iGs It'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
Rankers, posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston, par;
Chicago l5c premiums New Orleans, COM
mercial soc discount, bank 81 premium; St.
Louis. zoe premium bid 25c premium asked;
Minneapolis 2Oc premium: Charleston, buy
ing par. selling Ito per cent premium San
Francisco sight &c. telegraph 7i2c
BANK CBEARINGS-New York. eX-
changes 1892, 9i1 65l. balances $3.50 31: Bos-
ton, exchanges 49,, 529.5l6, balances S,JI2. 923;
Chicago. exchanges 500 604.7jl, balances 81
A4lS0: Baltimore, exchanges $7,3594Ol, bal
ances $74l. 3SS.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar Sill
YER. 547sC; Mexican silver dollars. 46c. Bar
silver in London closed at p o-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid $50; lis
bon. 10
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeN eX-
change on New York Is quoted at 2yl'2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
filed in the United states District Court
yesterday
CHARLES CANNON and EDWARD }.
KRJrG. doing business as {. Z. Aoel a.
Co, exporters and importers of produce AZ
No 1l6 Broad street; voluntary. Llaolil'e'
S55 237 and nominal assets Sl5.5l. .,.,,,.,
THE AUTOMATIC PENNY STORES
COMPANY, Of No 1851 Park avenue; lnvol-
untary. Liabilities, $4,000: assets not given:
MARTIN NJ. DUITZ, diamond setter, OF
Sl7 994 and nominal assets $40
PATRICK REDDING, a laborer, OF bea-
yer Brook Sullivan County; voluntary
Liabilities 1858 and assets $50.
John g. NJ. GRAB, of New Rochelle;
voluntary. Liabilities sl,lSl and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

ohio and Mississippi valleys aud Tho plains
states. ...,,.. ,... t.,iI,,. aud
Saturday throughout ~" country cas- p' l"'
pc,Ly Mountains. except thai snow huri,s are
,,,Isfle FRIDAY i'm The lower take region, Norih
p, 30 York and Northern New England
pairs are probable iu the RIO Grand" EdI'Y
ard sroyy In In, plateau and northern ROCKY
Mountain regions saturday. aud rains ana snow
,yiI faiI I'm the northern Pacific states autIh'
FIiday and SATURDAY ., ,,,i,t .
Az gerric coast will Doc wost 10 northwest
IL south Atlantic coaFt brisk ugrihwsai !:
-, G,,rf coast. moderate northwest. west Gun
90, moderate north, Lake Michigan. hrish
We, ,, 40 I Jcnartng Friday for European ports
49, 49, ,ycst and northwest gales and gen
WI 81. v.cstlcr - the Grand Banks
,,,,.oa.t tar special Loraliiies-For North
,r,' Io,." England snow Gurrics to-day, followed
80, Tearing tonight. fair saturday: west and
uorlhWeft gales. ,.,o,a,d f.t, o,d ,,,cb
colder oDJay: lair SATURDAY west and northwest
EaiCa. $780, VII f,ir and much colder
i"i '-""I5 wave 10 day, preceded by snow
Grr,t,s in northern portion; fair Saturday; west
and northwest gales. ,.n., rcoy Isrsey Dsl,
I"' l,,ab,i ana he District Of Columbia,
Ian aI,i , In,noTtbVcst gales; fer saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
FEDERAL SUGAR DIVIDENDS.

The directors of the Federal Sugar Re
fning Company declared an initial quarter
L. dividend Of Ia per cent on the common
stock yesterday placing it on a per cent
basis. and the regular quarterly dividend
of lia per cent on the preferred stock, both
PAYABLE on January 90. The company, of
which Claus y. Spreckels is president, be-
san business in May 1907, and has out
standing S6,6772oo common and S,322SoO .
per cent cumulative preferred stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
BIG SALE OF TOBACCO
Burley Society Disposes of 100000
Pounds to Independent Buyers.

LeXinC n, Ky, Jan. At was announcer
to-day here that the Burley Tobacco Society
sold 500, 900 pounds of the 1909 pooled crop
of tobacco 10 Independent buyers, said to
have been former members Of the American
Tobacco Company The price is said to
haze been not less than l6l2 cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

PROVISIONS quiet prices hIih ~ s'n-
pathv with grain and on fairy a'tlN" conmis-
sion house buying. especIaly ~ PI,N' .ffoINtha-
STEADY. mess. tITdSlT 20. family Elnh 500
shor, clear. sl725qS1s5 - BEEF-Steady:
mess s13d Sl3 so: family. So 90 kl1; packer,
Si9 sOG SrJ. extra India mess. 81 90 ST
aEEE UANS-Steadv at 500 81 DRESSED
HOGS steady: bacons Sssc; j" 10: = -: ihp
H. $40: Iln H., sac. piss, -. MIA >
picked bellies quiet. 10 H.. hLc. ~ H. otc;
"a ~ o., .. pciIed hams. Ec. TAI
Low steady. special. hA'. CO., ,Sn' yU"'u'
try "a, ms LARD Firm; MIDDLE West
q ~ q, q csr. citv lard. Dc: rehn"d lard, south
srne,ic, 10 gsc. Continent NIOc, BraZll, kegs
II ssc. comround. g.. n So; SIENklNE-
steady. cleo gFtO1,c: CITY lara s''arlnr' w..
VpT'Is COPPER STANDARD h'In; WIN
sp1i %, ~ s5GIi1@Ec: Janna,n. I".s, , 70
and ,rrii. ~ BOA Il cjc; london hrm; Snot'
'ry - a. futures fG4 IS Gd: arrivals report
ed at Now YORK to-day -, '..,,c u9t"lh
Ilousc returns show exports OF l'f'u IONS so
far this month: lake C"Pp'', - ~ So
sIcctrolvtic, III,aiiAc, and ,asllng, l3A' 70
lamar A. OSllI. $50. Fehruarg 1880
a. 90 'v,rrb ltdI 75c; April. 1000 81 80"
49,, str,ug' amt fl0t lbs: futures, lisa
ios Lead steady. I.i0H i6or New York.
I@7i. ,I9.l.r East ~ LOUIS. London. 10
I2r 81 sPEI.TER--Fi FIRM " ~" D. e New
York GgSuG3Tlgc Easi ~ .,',,u.s, l'"Il,l-n'
fpG ia ANTIMONY-p ull; oooFso q, : Toe.
don. locally IRON vas steady; No foundry
Snr,b,rr x,i7s0stb 10 >. Sli 1OHSll -;
No soutbgrn and No I Southern soft $li =
" MoLissrs AND syRurS- Molssssss dun
and unchanged syrups .nt%if,ir,i 'e",E nu'
quiet New orleans crntt a. ~. 80 'olhn"n'
iIqi5c; fnir. I6a 100, good 20 2bc: primo,
90, = ga So. ,,,Isana open kettle, 30 u zoe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

INerrooI Jan. -WHEAT-SDot linn. 10 i"
Manitoba IS 1Od; futures strong and excited.
March. Is ID: May IL SAD: July, IS sd. CORN
Spot steady American mixed. new os "a
ruary IS SD. FLOU R-Winter patents. 2Is sd.
HOPS in london Hacidc Coast, llntl2.
EIcEF-FNtra India mess, 95s. PORh-Prime
mess Western, 92s cd. HAMS-Short cut, hos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
SEED PRICES.

Tolodo Ian. 4-CTOVERSEED -- cash,
2G2i,. January, S12 G2lz: February Sl2 CO.;
Mar,h sI2 to; No .. $l2 $Cd$l2 40: No J Si2 %
GSI2 10. rejected. S1l 55qSi1 %: no established
grade 81 5OdS11 80 ALSIKE-Prne. 81 60
January, Sll O5: March. 81 % TlMOIHl-
Prime. 81 32'g, January, 81 BIZ March - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

cation committee sill meet on January =,
to decide upon the amount of valoTlIa1eS.u re.
Soffee which shall be disposed OF IN lsiS;
bl05 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05
EXPLANATORY NOTES.

otsswsioas tssen ., pm, 7Sh meridian tims. An
pressure reduced 10 sea leyel
lsobas, continuous lines pass through potnu Of eQU" su
pressure.
Sctherms, oonso Ines pass through pcintn o. eoua zen
psrsiut, eraSn only for zsro freezing 90 s 100 eesea
Q Clear; g Partly Cloudy, o Cloidy; r Rain; Snow
" Report missing. Arrows ny With the wind.
FiBihgEes indcze temperature; second pfespllahcn Of
Oh iheh or note. Tor d hoVB eacing pm yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

Iilghes' temperature YESTERDAY - at 20
, rI 4. lowest, II tat a. u.Js average, IS.
rr,orngS for corresponding date last year. -
syeragc for corresponding date last thiIty-throe
years. a. -,
cold wave 10 DAY; saturday fair west and north
Ntbt via, ..
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NEW YORK PRICES
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was frmer
owing to advance in wheat. Buyers were In
small. Spring patents IS 2ogS5 20; winter
:trsights 2Sgs4 40 wnter patents 81 N a9g
q 50 50; Kansas straights. 81 7Ogs4sS; fancy
spring patents so 25qs SO 80 RYE FLOUR
fancy, 81 05ps5 10. BCCKWHEAT FLOUR
Quiet at 81 1882 So per 100 10. CORNMEAL
Quiet: kiln dried, SO IS. BAG MEAI-Quiet'
81 5dsl so. FEED-Western Arm: city hrm:
Western spring; s?7 5oqs27 so; standard MD mid
ding. S26 50a S26 so; hour do, S29: red dog.
$3I: city bran. s28 40 bulk. s2s sacks: mid
ding, S27 BOA $40 so; red dog, t32; hominy
chop, 500 bulk, $50 20 sacks; oilmeal $50 5Og
COTTON-The market was less active and
showed good deal OF nervousness-due
partly, perhaps 10 conflicting reports regard
Ing the Lancashire labor situation-but an
early decline was followed by rather n sharp
advance, and the final tone was steady, with
last prices showing net gain OF from to q
points for the day In a general way. it was
the impression that the South was selling On
advances here. but the Southern spot markets
officially reported early failed to reflect the
rumored weakness OF the Interior and there
was more or less persistent support from some
Of the big trade interests whose recent pur-
Chases are supposed to have taken n good
many contracts out Of the market during the
last few days An opening advance OF 2 n :
points was attributed 10 better cables than
due and continued large spot les in Liver
pool but offerings were very heavy at the al
vance. and the market during tho morning
worked of to n net loss OF about = points on
tho active months under southern selling,
scattering liquidation and local bear pressure.
Expectations OF hearish ginning returns from
the Census Bureau next week may have in
spred some Of the early selling here. but
there no fresh news In that connection,
and I'm some quarters n is felt that the publ
cation Of the National dinners returns has
practically discounted the census figures
should they not prove larger than forcshad-
owed by private reports. Southern spot mar
kets were unchanged.
Local contract prices:
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,ncnl nGlrinl Rccord. III,


Local ORirial' Record. THE following official
r,,orI from the Weather bureau shows the
changes In the temperature Tor the last tweniy
iup dale Of lptt year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-05

Official observations taken al United states
weather bureaus at y. m. N"sictddy follow;
81, Temperature. Weather