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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22
WOULD MAKE WINE
AT SOUTH K0NA

Articles of association have been
filed in connection with the Ridge
house Wine and Distillery company.
which proposes to do business in
South Kona, Hawaii The officers are
Harry Armitage. president; ]. II.
Hertsche, vice president; George A.
Ewart. secretary and treasurer;
Ralph A. Lyon audito, and Jacob
Coerper and David Dowsett directors.
The capital stock is put down at
$4,000, which is divided into 2500
shares valued at $50 each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22

ment made by Oliver G. Lansing this
morning.
Lansing objects, however, to put
ting In 5000 yards OF sewer which will
be tapped by property owners all
along the line and which he states is
clearly Il city and county obligation
The upper tract has sewer connec-
tons already.
A. II. Dondero, whose name was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22
WHITEHOUSE
IS PICKED
(cont,nued from PAGE "

Continues from Page ~
of the board called for next Wednes-
day evening.
H. Stewart johnson Is the only 9TH
or applicant for Ceres position, he
having been associated with the en-
gineer's department for some months
past
No changes in the personnel of the
Office stan are at present contem-
plated.
Many cIamor for County Jobs.
A score of applicants have present.
ed their claim for the position of health
inspectors under the pay OF the city
and county of Honolulu. and life for
Chairman Kruger of the health and
sanitation committee has been any
thing but one sweet dream since 1t
was first mooted that the city fathers
had -four fat plums to offer.
The jobs pay ninety dollars a month
and viii be given to the men VINO
successfully pass an examination
| which will probably be given under the
direction Of u special examination
board nex1 Monday. 1t is expected
that out Of twenty applications re-
ceived. less than dozen will be ac-
corded the privilege of taking the en-
amlnatlon. 1t II intended that the
four new inspectors take office soon
after the first OF April.
Garbage Wagons Ready for Service.
Two new garbage wagons are com
pleted and ready to be turned over to
the city and county government. Now
comes the rub, and In this instance II
Is a question of motive power. Four
mules are required, and to secure the
four footed assistance n special reso-
luton will be introduced calling for
one thousand dollars to cover the cost
of the quartet of equines.
with the new equipment placed in
commission, the city and county gar
bage department will be greatly en-
larged In its scope of usefulness and
be better able to care for some of the
outside districts of the city. The ad-
dition Of two wagons will make IA total
of eight conveyances In the service
Flushing Of Fishmarkets.
II IL the intention OF the city ia
there to appoint an officer whose duty
II will be to attend to the flushing
fof the city markets twice each day
Several hundred feet of hose have
been purchased, and the markets will
be given general cleaning up al
morning and also during the after
noon. The removal of dust and dir
from the floors Of the market will II
this manner be accomplished In VIVA
Is believed far more satisfactor,
manner than by dry sweeping
Ito Regulate Sale Of Iced Fish.
Vendors of iced fish will find them
selves soon confronted with cit,
and county ordinance which IL nov
under preparation at the hands o
Chairman Kruger and Deputy city an,
County Attorney Mllverton. with tn,
final adoption Of this regulation It Il
believed that several fragrant abuses
In the sale of iced fish will he abol
ished. The ordinance will call for tn,
cleaning Of the fish and no fish of thi
class Will he permitted to he kept OF
sale for longer period than two days
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22
BUYERS OF LOTS
WERE NOT "STUNG"

That the people who. according to
the story published this morning.
were "stung" over buying lots on up
per Fort street have an agreement in
their contracts stating that sewer
connections will be made, Is the state
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22

The directors Of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22

coupled with the deal. stated this
morning that he has nothing to do
with the tract ut all and that Carlo
Long was the other applicant for the
construction of a sewer by the city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22

The government has closed the TAX
ing of testimony In the beef trust trial
that has been going on In Chicago
since December 6.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-22

Just two days left to attend the
Auction Sale at Kerrs Such bar
gains have never been equaled.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
u. P. MINUS ITS RECORDS
Staff in New Offices, but Work
ing Under Big Handicap.

Quartered in sparsely furnished offices on
the t7venty-rourth and twenty-ffth floors
Of the c'ity Investing Building the officials
ana employees Of the Union Pacific hallway
Company yesterday began 10 WORK out a
plan for future business under the handi-
cap of missing records which are buried
On the ruins of the Equitable ire.
II could not he asCertaiued definitely yes
terday by officials of the company whether
or not the records Of the stock transfer de-
partment were destroyed in the fire The
stockholders list with addresses, and the
humber of shares held. was kept i'm a sal"
on the third floor II Is believed that these
records were destroyed. Should this be-
the case a great amount of Inconvenience
,yin result \ duplicate list Of stockholders
Was kent by the Mercantile Safe Deposit
Company. and its vaults are said to be In
tact and the records in them safe The du-
plicate list. however did not contain the
address Of the stockholders.
IL tho company's own stock list proves T."
have been destroyed 1t would probably he
necessary 10 advertise widely throughout
this country and Europe asking the share
holders to send in their addresses and the
amount of stock held. 1t would be an ardu-
Gus task then to verify the statements of
the stockholders. and they would probably
b. asked TO present their shares at the Of
fees OF the company or to such out-of-toWn
institutions as the Union Pacific might des-
iguafe to act as its agents. DIVIDEND
checks. Of course. could not he sent out
upGl new transfer LIST was obtained.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
TO FIGHT LEGISLATION
Business Men of Country Organize to
Uphold Property Rights.

Business men the country over have
formed an organization called the Ameri-
can Liberty and Property Association.
which is described as "a non-partsan or
ganizauon for upholding property rights,
maintaining freedom Of contract and re-
stricting pucrnalistic legislation"
\ pamphlet issued Yesterday and mailed
broadcast declared that there was a yeri-
table legislative delugc Of restricting and
haraSsinG laws that injurc legitimate in
dustry. Business interests. il said, re-
Guircd fewer and more carefully considered
laws. The pamphlet said the system OF
taxation should not discourage the accu-
mutation Of capital by taxing the results
of superior ability. industry and thrift
The association IS opposed TO all al
tcmpts to establish the government as COM
pCtitor or controller of any department OF
social activity or industry which can be
equally we'll conducted by private enter
prise.
AmouS the signers OF the pamphlet arc
Edwin H. Wcatherbec, president Arnold.
Constable 4 Co, Henry Holt, Henry Holt
4 Co: Frederick RcidcmeiStcr, treasurer
OF Stciuvay q Sons. James McCwcheon.
y c. Estcc, director of the Washburn-
Crosby Company; Arthur ~ Lamson,
treasurer OF Dunlap X Co; George
Haven Putnam. Bolton Hall the Right
Rev. David II Greer, the Rev. Dr. Henry
Van Dyke Charles II. DtsOn, SOhmer u
Co: Mofat, Yard q Co. Herman Metz
and the Herring -Hal-Marvin Safe Com
many
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
$4,000 FOR A BULL CALF
Wisconsin Man Pays Record
Frlce Tor Dolly Dimple Offspring.

Nh. DS Telegraph to The Trihunc.l
'' Easton, Mass. Jan. 1O.-SX thou
I,,a'i- uoIIafs was the price paid by w. II.
~, vi Ocomonowac, Wis, for the
u'' v"'I ol Dolly Dimple, the prize COW of
Wv Ha'hrop Amcs collection at Lang
wafer farms The COW. whose phenomenal
Work mas placed hcr at the head Of all
"u''hSeys IN milk production, and which
mas won innumerable prizes in many
classes, was recently shown at Chicago
an" Wisconsin fairs, and it was through
her appearance at these exhibitions that
tie sale was effected
The calf was born four weeks ago and
VIII he shipped West when it reaches the
age OF SIN months. This price is the high
est on record for calf in this vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
ECONOMY RULES-SOHNER
Controller Says 1t is General
Policy OF New York State.

t,ihanv. Jan. lo-That New York State
nc provided sinking funds iu excess OF
,,s 600 above requirements, calculated on
most conservative basis. and that this
.scess will increase at an ever growing
.to during the Years to come. is pointed
~, hv state Controller William Sohmcr IN
80 annual report to the Legislature to-
.Irbt The report shows that on Septcm-
u ., 1911. when the fiscal year ended the
sIkipg funds amounted 10 $26 SGI372 06. and
.1st an accumulated fund OF 1881, 926 Il
,ropld have been sufficient to retire the
tonds AT maturity.
tTlSs situation. the Controller explains,
.as bccn brought about largely as the re-
snl, of certain constitutional and legislative
enactmonts
The Controicr submits the facts. me SAYS
4, the hope that the Legislature may de
,tso some means Of meeting the situation
.sp fairness to the people of the state, who
.re now paving more than their just pro-
rortiou OF the cost. and without prejudice
- INC rights of any of the parties in in
ttrcst
tNr Sohmcr presents statement COM
rsripa the aggregate appropriations made
Il the legislatures of 1902 1910 and 1911 CcN-
clysjvc of approuria tions made from sink
inc funds. bond moneys. etCD. According
% this. the 1910 Legislature appropriated
total of Si2.975 $50 So, leaving an adjusted
s,rrlus at the end OF the fiscal year OF
q gQ sOl1. while the Legislature OF 1911
appropriated total of $i&,O7Al92 IS, leaving
on estimated adjusted surplus at the end Of
The present fiscal year Of S4.SSo9i6 10. The
adjusted surplus at the close OF the fiscal
wear of 1910. deductng the appropriations
made hy the Legislature of 1909, was
s. 04ds2S.
The Controller states that notWithstand-
ig- tbo r,trcn,hment of $1.&Sjj43 % i'm 1911.
III was insufficient TO relieve situation
that had been developing for number Of
years. as public demands upon the treasury
have nccn increasing in far greater proper
tion than might be considered to he due to
thc natural growth of the state.
The general policy Of the state is one Of
economy 1t is not. however, believed 20 be
IN the interest OF good government 10 sac
rifce needed requirements with view OF
reducing the appropriations to the income
from indirect sources and with the aNoWcd
PURPOSE of avoiding a direct tax.
controller Sohmcr devotcs considerable
attention in his report to the inheritance
tax law lie points out that while the
last Legislature amended the law SO as to
impose a tax only on the tangible property
within this state owned by nonresident
S. the time of his death, and defined tang'-
bic property to mean corporeal property
such as real estate and goods. wares ana
merchandise. no corresponding relief was
assured residents of this state
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
orAgR LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

.,t,,,,, Ian 1O-CATTLE- -"uVu'
duh: generally ioc lower man az, ~ So; Western
~ - stockcrs and feeders. ;" 3OPS - ~
S,G'g And hcifers. $2gs6 80 caves $per $orEt than
5n,g Rsr,ipts 90 OGO: slow. l1Q-u, io"S. i,I ~
llp,,I.,.,Es arora-r Light - 9OqS6 -; u'hee"'
" .0iSG q. heavy s. 9SH$6 -, rough 80 800 gSS
So 10. good To choice. neaNg; ~ -" az so SHEEP
Receipts. - uo0, stronser native y, -'fss mhs
western 81 5onS4 20; ycariinsS' S"pNo ;yy"s,crn
IG,, 25c higher; native, 81 s'@>t 4o' N's''''''
- %ss 'S%S Girv Jan. lo-CATTLE Receipts, s,r
oon including 400 S1utherns: strong to lUS Us
W. ,.1..s.I Hhaef and export steers, 50 oo44Ho
f,r to good - 5Oa$G 40 Western sSgS,; So.tS ST. %
cTs and feeders $tasv % sUuIi[, 81 9Ssi$5 so;
;tsr "a iOGS7; bulls. S+gSj 20; calves. StPFo,
finGS Receipts .LOOO; lOn llC IoWSr uu.S S ,rs ~
sales 50 S'HS6 2O GSaNNs i & 20 e. TsGs6 10. pigs.
xt 5oas5 10 SHEEP Receipts l5uo1i steS"E SS y,
.iSi so. ewes 81 25ai 20; StocherS ana iee"''s'
8 incmna Jan oCATTLg3aiEeSs,gptSs.; C., ,i5rs nv
,irc and strong. steers. 81 5oPS' 20 hei'e,s ,
aSuy 5 % cows 81 a0dS5 -; calves, active ana
..' - -,,'' a5a50c higher; - 50aSl0. HOGS-hed
ccrts asi5 & l0a l'G on IGETr Sht shippers and pigs
r,ci,ers SG 1886 so: stays; S@aNC, o5$rs IG
sows Sass so pigs and .ssgy sss's 81 5SSSS Is
SmGErw Sill II s,rdng' kG8asG 20 n.,o,.
East Rufialo. Jan. l0CAi GccoiHfs s0
loo active ,gldi and l'rn I, soasiS Ni7 E HoGs-R
acints 400: and 5pluc lower s 7g,s sS
ass 40; oo[, ss To- staes 81 5OdS3 so; daires
rousnlssS, :, SUEEP AND LAMRs Receipts;
~ oG", p active wethers yeaLlinss and Iams 25
2ar higher: lanhs. S5 'o'T' o'' S'''''"'''
So W,n,rc5 Ws,nn5 Ian. 10 -CATTIE-steaddyis SUP, 40
ply shi cnoe saop2 81 Tg'f light HrS prns wetscs
SILL rulls aud common. 81 SoaS2 ~ 2o So
- ;an1Ss sias7 % VEAL CAIvEs SicGSITi1U nTi1c
lamn.s' Iower. receipts. 80 double decks pu.luh..
hu"S ca i5GSG 30: mediums, heaNy ana HsH'
9@SI,gs YorISr. ana % pigs, So 50; roushs 81 ooaSo'
fo'N'' rPy Telegraph to The Tribune
St. Louis. Jan. ocAIThERtscI,R,s' IEo ,S steers tSIs
m0acIdnt.'m, Idn. ~ hoi..rs 81 50dS6 to: cows. - fuH
81 - ' 7S Southern steers. 50 G5as6 so hoGsmt srotSe
cepts' ~ "a Sg oHGSG ~: bulk OF sales. loo no
200 To 80 a. 81 a0stsd ~: packers, s. soa$o ~
Sa Snst lights 65 N and under 81 Smsg nssr rs Is sos
SlIss' WI % S5aSS 40 SHEEP-Receipts 4:SSl ,
- ir and I5G2Oc higher lambs 70 ~, S09 - S0 0
cuii lambs. 81 ,'22ss15sS,5o '2s1SS 20 SeAr'''S9
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. 1o.--wHEAT-spot steady; 40
? Manitoba, s. 3D. No 3. IS l0d: futures weak:
March, - 6d May, as 4asd; July. IS 4i2d CORN
Spot. American mixed. now, easy at IS l0d
old firm at Is si2d futures easy; January
IS SSd. February rs Sad. FIOUR-Winter
patents, 2ss. HOPS I'm London (Pacifc COAST,
tllHtl2. BEEF-Extra India mess 96s vi.
PORk-Prime mess Western. 9Os. HAMS
Short cut, j6S. BACON-Cumberland cut, 4Ts 81;
short rib, ass Sd: clear bellies 4ss ID, long clear
mddles. light 49s Sd: heavy 49s: short clear
backs. 46s Sd SHOULDERS-Squsre, AS. LARD
Prime Western, tierces. +Is 3D.; American re-
hred pals AS 90 CeHEESEr,Csnadih ha nnest
city. 33s: Australian IN London. 32s. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits 3Ts. ROSIN-Amertcsn strained,
lis PETROLEUM Refined I'd LINsEED OIL,
ABS 3D. COTTONSEED OiL-Hull refined, spot,
24S Cd
London. Jan. lO-RAw sUGAR-centrifugsI.
las I'D: muscoysdo. lbs 81 BEET SUGAR
January. las 9d. LINSEED Calcutta, April
Jire Gis 9d. LINSEED OIL, 4Os "a SPERN
OIL. t34 los PETROLEU M-Americsn refined,
T-l6d. spirits. 7isd TTRPENTINE-Spir
96s nd ROSIN-AmeriCan strained, lis Al;
lSs I'D
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
ABSOLVES THE MlDDLEMEN
Mayor Says They Are Not to
Blame for High Prices.

Mavor Gaynur absolved the League Of
National Commission Merchants Of all
blame Tor helping raise the cost of living
in speech which he made at its conven-
lion At the Hotel Astor yestcTdaN. The
Cyerproduction Of sold and general pros
perity an over tho world were the real
cause, tire MAYOR said, for high food
miccs Jlc stated that the high tariff had
nothing 10 do with tho high prices in other
part Of the world and that the trusts
had by no means caused al the trouble
they were charged with making lie CON
tiuued.
OF course il a few people got hold OF the
entire OUTPUT Of any commodity they could
raise the price and this should be- guarded
against There IS no doubt that transpOr-
tati0u rates should be equal 20 everybody,
but as soon a. favOrtism has been abol-
ished let business alone Hands on-thc
governments hands, the President 3 hands
and ay,.yDbGs cise's hands Off. The al
tempt % run commerce by lawsuits IS one
OF the most absurd that ever entered into
the minds OF men. / have great respect
for courts but would not want them
10 r.u Iuy business. TO start with they
sre tDD lsiOR and lu the second place they
iT3w preC fOus little about business. useG
10 DC Il iudgC and ] ought 40 know.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
OTION

spot cotton quiet and prru's, lower at . ,, l'e
tn. r.IfaNuE upland. 40 ~tI'-. Ia.'Il'i '"N''''
.'. -. .,,J drtr,uH. eli.-. lu'uJ hH'.s. -u"ru-
iarIou aud export. 1.ooo. hm"rir 'n; """'. , I'M
.,oIrs ~ 40. American. 3S.uU, mi3dlns uriha'
y7t Tufuf,- opened steady go paints ~.
rlIrr. ,lo.sd STEADY al q net advance "i ~
,,',rt. Iauutr, and Jauu1p FEBRUARY. aild'
Iig.t,.,,r,' Nur.u 5.I3d. March April. T" Ibid.
ami May. 5Isd. Ma Iuu'. Z @"'sd. Jnn'.JnIy'
%. d. Iur,. August. 5.2i'-l. August Sevi'mn'i'
= -. .d. Spptombor-O October. O.tDh Nn''hh'i
S-y,rrIor . ,rc"nh,r and December january
nd. Jauuarr February, -" sI.
TnEir. Nur. active. sale. amounting 60
- oru Iscs but the activity was al th" cXp"n-'
a. ,aIties which closed at u'' loss oi tN-'''
,otrtr Crst and freight offers ilUm HtHIil W'r'
iow,r and there appeared tn be rohsIl'fah'e
,,,.,s,.r, iu IA, way Of offerings. Ild'lc lost an
gsri,' advance aud closed unchanged al . H'h'
Ioy,r while Hamburg was IN y pi'uuig hign,r
Ttr declined - refs. and santos, after ol'Hhs
5,fi., ,g.,J of ~ rcis A private 'ab" ir'h
I,yo 4 CO. Of Santos, said: From the h'sI
Information We can g'i from agents m lu' III
'.,i,T there is no Indication ~ 'A2uas Hover
irr Estimates Tor growing crop VA! nave To
IT," r.du,,I Euot barely steady al li-N' Tor
no No : Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
WANT SHOE DUTIES RAISED
National BODY Adopts Resolution
in Convention Here.

Resolutions calling for The passage of an
ocean mail BILL raising OF the tariff on
imported footwear and approving one cent
letter postage tic establishment Of gen
tral Parcels post and the rc-cstablishment
pf au cHiciont merchant marine were
basad = vcrtcrday's session Of the Ma
sional Boot and Shoe Manufacturers As
toria,io- ,,pvenf,on Al the Hotel Aston.
( The following resOlutiOn was ad0pleH.
Resolved That the present ~ ahu 10 PEI
bat given such additional protection as -
found 10 be- needed upon inVc&ngaJoh -, nl
sbc Tariff Board or some sim!laI DouH'
In the matter of the merchant marine d
teEolution was passed requesting manuI"c'-
vrers 70 petition heir congressman 10 pass
fgSlatOu for its 'Te-csta blishment. 'o'""
II. nanau was reelected president
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11

at 53c for machine made bbls Rosin unchanged
and tar quiet.
OIL~-Rchred petroleum firm at the recent
advance Linseed oil unchanged. following the
advance of Tuesday.
EI1f-Steadv mere and firm at Southern
points with a good demand
sI'IAE-AN renners reduced priccs OF re-
fired sugar 10 points. to J5jc net loss . per cent
cash for fine Rranulated. Raw was steadier all
around with less selling pressure. owing to
frmor London markets and hrmer conditions in
Cuba Spot prices: Centrifugal, 96 test sc;
MI scovado. - tcst, 800; nolasses sugar ~
test. 3.67c. In London beet sugar was steady
and 1iad higher. January. las "a: Februarv
i4s 9a4d: May, 15s I'D Meetings. at the four
United States ports for the week were 20 coo
against 81 600 the week previous and ~ 900 last
year Receipts at the ports 1900 against l2-
700 last week and ~. 300 last year Total stock
20 500 tons. against s7,70O the week before and
40 200 last ygaT.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market fOr outside securities was
quict but steady. Trading included a fairly
large number Of issues bat i'm only a few
of them was there any degree Of activity
shown. IN" Tobacco shares which fur
uishod the principal feature OF the trading
on the earlier days Of the week We're com
paratiycly quiet, and apart from T. LOril-
lard and the United Cigar Stores stocks,
which fuctuated several points, the price
changes were uUimpOrtant. The mining
stocks were extremely quiet during the first
half Of the session. bur later in the day
business in them became more animd ed.
Bonds were quiet Detailed operations fol-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
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HsrT FHFHfIH.s
Dali ROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
CMaturiug 18li-'27J
----...---.-L A----L- LELLL-- -


-..,..., f, svartwout d Appoulcuor. 80. ~
Ftih'~"'u ~ Pine street
Natar'F. 1t licll
SAM coast LIN I p c. l3li IL. - t
At.a"r,, ls roch ritjs 44's. g. i2i9, q a., AZ
bun Ip, ~ Gcorgia 4ig-5 y 9. ioil II. -
tentaii - - r. Of y J p g. i9ii- I'''' Az
central - A. ohio p G., lOlloL 80 :" tH
theSdP'"G alton 4-4i=-1 e.. III ~
Chicago q East East III 4lg.5 c, i9Ii.d7' ~ 9n
Cni.aso ., g. a + l4-d c. ~ ie'. -
Ge'snaTc G,nsinnr.' S HUDSON ~ c. l'-2.. -
Erie, - ;;SIlcy a.. p G, l0il,ls,o ., %
uochlns Manhattan . G, lgil-lo.' % fH
Hudson NJ ~ C., 1911 l5.,.:,; ~
Kaa.as n' Gr 5qg9,r9a = G. iSiiiS iSi-iS ~ -
Iebigh N3lI'iSa - : u q. 9Il-'11........ s.. -
Missouri GbiC 4-6 y C. 1911 IT,, o, ~
MoDNSS %t Central Lines y e. l9li--- 80
New a. ~ c Western . {. loil- To- 80 20
Noiiolk % 81 . @. loll.l!,...... 81 80
PennsSI'se'Ft 4iia-5 p C. l9ll-lI. Gee. pa -
St do d guar STi&gg. li e e. l'I5Ii!ii7 Iblii7 tf
seaboard ~. 1,y 55iis-4-i's p loil-2l... ~ "a
Southern - y, p c, iolI-,10. ....... ~ -
Nirginiah n 49, = g. 1911 81. 49,. ~ -
Wabash y & I. Z 4f5-j c. l9ll-'2z 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Vow york January 10 lol2.
,,. r,o.r.nts NJ cars. or 2oll hcad
BFL't u ~ steers In light supply and
s,rIr 2" TiS Of common 70 iar 9gsl uIs nemsnG AN
slack ana ~, higbcr. light bulls and thin
cows ncia ,osl ,sc % higher common to fairly ss9ea
cows lu% w. ''r s5TST 10 per 100 H. oxen 81 80
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
ou,c.co GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago jan 10 Reports that the Inter ln1ets1ee e'
,,,,,s,cc commission had decided 10 reluse M pel
SolilHl.', o. rcduced freight rates from the 'a,a
nan Wortbwess helped rally the wheat mars, mar e.,
tn dny after "A dccltne due to bet,et & Grrn n
wv, w. 40 ioyyer 10 isc higher than last nlgh, C9tn
s.1I, str 4 q 10 i,dSsc up oats unchanged 10 nc
New-York tribune., 1912-01-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January 10, lNl-.
IN-WHEAT--Thcrc Was an easier f'"l-
ing most Of tie dag. prices dropping : y Z,
under Liquidation. due 20 lower ''hI'H LI".'
Iiyerpool and more favorable adNiceS from
Argentina. Tn. weather was said Z" be more
fayorabI, for harvesting iu southern ATS"h-
tina. and thrashiug returns fom 'or'""t anu
santa Fe were said TO b" showing M b'l'''
than cxurctod RucuDs Nyr'S declined .tH
"I,r ON thr decline here thor" was '"N'ilth'
and Late Iu the day the market Was ai'auS'
closing af O.. % decline 90 isC advance. h'p"I'7
iron, Tho West that the lnst"Isi"ie '"inn' .''
commission had refused 10 r,duc" tr'lE"t
rates from the Canadian NortH"'si was
feature iu tho late buying. but on IN" NHoI',
the market vas without aggressive operations
either WAY. According 90 The N"riH"'Slrlh
Miller sal Of -four 90 Minneapolis last W''h
ucrc hut little better than the W'ek, h'i".t
and lacked good dS Of 'luai''ns IN "uS y
puf which amounted - sos hbN haLrl.. COM
red with 81 go tho previous week "iu
AS u4u last wear The ohio state report mace
The condition uf th" winter Whtf' crop = ~.
cent compared with - iU December ana -
iger r.ar Export sales loads Of Manli"p1
wheat .' outporig 40 . rod here. rs '1' ere
,afor and pgigr ahoat. No J NnIlHt'"
1puIutN 81 POS, { % Do .Noaf. CORN w Ili' T'
q, slrf4 NsFa increased s"In'Wha 'H'N ~ -
IN 10 cancellations aud after am "1ft ''il''
~, s.nirl,ry with wheat. tho market raIl'"
un closed hTuI 81 e net gain o' . ~ &c. ~
,.,,rf sal, e loads - ou'rpr'S N'W 'Ap'E'
rDr, 80, aN0t' OATS l.hh'N~ va
NOT ACTIVE, buf prices. after declining '"|f
.l-Iiied and .los"d 40 uurngUs'e 90 Hg Me-
.rlrh.r cash oats nrm. standard Wh''. -, .
rn0 natural and Whit" Clipped. 3D.. '''..
track RYE Firm. y" . 81 : bHHa.". ~, .
arrlfo BARLEY .->rr"uG. mating, - --'
A. 10 t 3 z Buffalo.