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New-York tribune., 1912-02-24

Eexplants scarce. Lettuce slightly essisf
owing 70 poorer quality Red onions onions p.rt psn.
yellow shade easier. Parsnips steady. fsp
peIs scarce and higher for fancy. rafs.sy
tied offerings Of New orleans by express,
searee aT.,e" and wanted Fancy Florida green g,
matoes sold up to So 30; ripe, Il here. wonia
probably reach s.. POTATOES. Bermuda. iaao
crop. No |. Dbl. segss7S; No 2 sSSsi 90.
Sc 4Oo7 SO 65; bulk. $50 ID. So SoqsS 30 SAL:
bag. IS 25QS3 10; bulk. $50 10, " 2ogs 70 %,
European. IGs-ib bag, 50 6ogs2 50 sWEEr Ws
POTATOES. Jersey. No !. basket; 81 zs2,99Sss,S,
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quait. l49lSe BEAMs' BEA'
basket, green or wax. 81 50WS4 so; BEErs,
crate. 81 25Isi 70: 100 punches, $685.: old.
bill, So: CARROTS, old, washed, bag, 81 100
81; unwashsd 81 s5gS1 Se 100 Sgnehss Sg res s ,og
$50 a $50: Danish, sSsa $40; Florida. new.
crate. 81 75@ So CELERY, STANDARD crate.
81 5ONS4; California, case $4Qs7; cHIcoRa.
Dbl. S2@$i: basket, 81 50as2 30; ESCARoLE'
bhI S9gs4 SO ssske. sl 10 SogS2 Sas2 Se cAS 40
81 40: EGGPLANTs, box, s24s So; basket, 81 30 30
d$2; HORsERADIsH 100 ID. s3gN 90;
LETTUCE. basket. s1as3 %; LEXIS, ioo
punches. s4gS5: ONIONS. Cuban. new crate.
red. rec s. 5o9 81 50; oKRA. carrier 81 Sos
81 so; PEPPERS, box, So so So 80; s-tiIl car
rier. 81 50Q SO so: basket, 81 a0Ws2; PAkS-
NIPs. bbi. 81 506s. 30; PEAS, basket. $50 So;
PARSLEY, plain, bbl. ST.: curly; ssMsiTT; 81;
Basket sagf5 SS 0S a saSSheS SS eoA ssSss
SPINACH; basket. 81 !S@st; SQUASH; "a oI5. 20
Hubbard, hb 81 25dSi rs: marrow. 81 9on ~
Cuban new white box sS@S3b 2s JgSSiFS ES
New Orleans. 100 bunches, $2gsS; ToMA-
TOES. Florida carrier. s3asS 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
CASH QUOTATIONS,
Export, Z o b ahoat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, February 23 1912.
GRAIN-WHEAT-IIea most OF the day.
Longs sold freely at times, but late In the day
there was a sharp rally, especially In the May
position. and final prices ere firm at an ad-
vance OF : a1isc from the low OF the Day
and showing a net gain of hd NC from
Wednesday. "Bradstreets" exports for the
week were 24Os, 900. compared with l,O24o00
last week ard 3.26i,O0o last year. BroomhaI
estimated worlds exports for the week at
G 500. 900. which. with "Bradsreets hgures
indicated a total export movement OF elof,OO0
bushels against the actual Bhipments last
week OF s,72O.0 600 and 12,206,000 last year
No . red here, 81 0lis elevator. export basis
and 81 O3h, o b afoat No Northern Du-
luth. 81 2O1s. ( o anOat. CORN--Firm, clos
ing at a net advance OF y q Sc. Cash corn,
7Gisc for No elevator, domestic basis, 10
arrive, and 72hc for export ahoat
OATS-Prics changes were strong but the
tons was firm. There was moderate liquida~
tion on the advance. but final figures wero
rrm at a net gam OF u q &C. Cash oats quiet
standard white Coo In elevator, No =, 6Oc IN
elevator. No .. 60c: Nos ard 4, Jslsc, nat
ural and white clipped. 59is q &c on track
RYE-Flrm: No 2, 07c nominal Buffalo
BARLEY-Quiet, mailing. 81 22uSl 81, ! Z
Bpnalo. Wheat, including aour, exports for
tho week. according 10 'BradstrcetS' =
$50 500 bushels. against 2.209.l3T last week
and i.90j, ,559 last year: since July !. 1Os.l6h-
JIJ bushels. against Tg,530.I5I last season.
Corn cxp1rts for tho week. o0J,2OZ bushels,
against .532 5G6 last week and l,S5TST6 last
year; since July /, 2i0l5.1i0, against 20,ol2,2oi
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York February %. 1912
BEEyEs--Rsceipts 2os cars. or 1868 head head
The yards were cleared. Medium TO ehoiss
oxen, s5: bulls, 81 S5@ss IS; cows. 81 400
S5 35. Dressed beef steady at s@llhc Tor
common 10 choice native sides Exports from
this port tomorrow, 135 cattle In the Mime
haha TO London.
sales--McPherson & Co.: 20 Ohio steers.
$Ga II TO- aYitssss iiss S :? 20 pei l7s 1sG h. bulls
1885 lb, SIS so: 2. 1880 lb. IS; 9. lll2 ib. s4Is:
p iioS 80 :: aS? iS T. T. 8 go T H. s. lss: sS
s g; g. issS Z F. % S. $50 b. s. 81 q; H. $50 is. i
Rerns Sei T Commission ON Company: IS ohio steers.
1925 lb. SO IS; bull. 1870 10; 50 10; = s!e .n;
s.; l. LOGO ID. 81 55 cows; oSS 10 =; g. sS7
b. s. s. 50; SS miiRsrs iIG rs s27 sac per head
J. shameerg & Som; 20 Ohio steers: 1le5 To-
s72o:, Z. 1900 lb, 81 20; ls, 1919 lD' $3.50; Is.
Newton : CO: 80 Virgins. steers. ne! II.
syivanis a SIg bu III 1880 ID. IS ss cows ss5 b. ss
s.: s. z. lois i. s. Is; COW. 1859 il: ss$s is.
s. 50: = 100 10; s. 90; 10, $50 ID. 42S; 5. sic
To- TS; 30 10: p shsnnon no. bull 1880 h. IS as, e.
900 ID, 81 so; cows. ss1 ID. ss 25; 1. 800 ib.
ss,;s s ss S:s. s iss .s % ;. :ss
s1l per 100 ID; culls, 81; Indiana calves, SAG
s6 fed state do S5 Dressed calves higher at
IL y 6fec for city dressed veals and ii914a
for country dressed.
saIes-Rerns Commission Company: ~ veals,
124 Id average. sl1 per 100 10; !: 90 10; sc:
I3O ID, IS: 1 fed calf. $50 Id, s5i 2s indiana
calves 2ss h. Sc: 8, 1853 Id. 81.
s. Sanders: FL veals, 1877 ID, sn; !. 100
ID, Ss. -
To6in & shannon; 81 veais. is5 lb. so; q
Newton e. Co: 27 vealp 1875 ID, $40 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts. 22h cara
or 4o4o head; cars on sale. Sheer nonfnally
drnn, but none offered: lambs 30 csc higher on
very light receipts. Ordinary TO prime lambs
sold at s6 50d 81 so per 100 10. Dressed NUT
ton firm at 6h 9sc per 10; dressed lambs
steady at 81 a1ikc; country dressed hothouss
lambs at s4GSS per carcass.
sales-Kerns Commission Company: 2ss
Michigan lambs 6S lb average, 81 30 per 100 lh
Newton q Co: 235 Ohio lambs, 20 Id. SO 50.
HOGs-Receipts. "a cars, or 1927 head: 1
carload on sale. Market 15d20c higher; ught
hogs. SO 10 "A SO so per 100 lb. Country dressed
steady at 6A 69c.
hogs, 124 ID average. Sc 10 per 100 lb.
Kerns Commission Company: 10 Pennsyiva<
} ts f26 III. SO so
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24

RICE--Firm. with good demand and prices
unchanged Screenings, 3A g34c: ordinary.
4GiLc; fair, 4SG4i5c; good ordinary, As q
fac, prime, 5g SIC; choice. 53S G5lsc; head,
japan, iH gage; Patna, 6h 18isc
sUGAR-Redned firm and largely oversold.
Prices unchanged. Fine granulated 5.90c net,
less per cent cash by the Federal, and 5.SOc
by others. The following prices are net, less
discount Of per cent for cash: Crystal
dominos. In cases OF 90 2-lb cartons soc; 90
In cases Of "a 5-lb cartons, S.3Oc; Eagle tab
let's, 710c; cut loaf. 6.6Oc, crushed, 6J0c;
mould A. 615c; cubes. Eagle 5-b bags pow.
dered and Eagle confectloners' granulated,
G0Jc: xxx powdered. 595c; powdered and
coarse powdered and Eagle coarse granulated.
$500; fruit powdered and Eagle extra fine
granuated 5.S0c; Eagle 2. 81 and ID car
tons Of fine granulated, &c; Eagle 2-lb bags
do. G.10c; 81 ID bags 10. G.O5c; 10 bags do,
&c; 10 ID ags do. $3.50; % apd 80 lb bags do
and standard granulated, 5SJc; fine granu-
lated and diamond A. soc: confcctloners' a
T. $500; No 5. J.45c; No g. 5.i0c; No Z, 5.35c;
5l5c: No IL, 510c: Nos 13, 1t and Is. 5.OJc.
lower than on Wednesday; February, los
II d; March, les; May, 16s 2Kd. Raw hore
quiet. Spot prices: Centrifugal, 96 test. 4.oOt!
muscovado, 50 test, 430c; molasses sugar, 80
test. 4O5c Willett & Gray: Total stock OF
Europe and America, 2,S46.2s4 TONS against
1867 163 tons last year at the same uneven
dates. The decrease Of stock is S2O,SIo TONS
against a decrease OF 737S1g tons last week.
Total stocks and anoats together show a
visible supply OF 29002Sf tons, against 3,7eS,-
163 last year, or q decrease Of 76S,S70 tons"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. February %, 1912.

New York, February 23, 1912
BEANS, AND PEAs-Reeeipts, 1,747 bags bag
but easy for marrow, and weaker for red kid
ney; latter pressed for sale because OF soft
lima higher under advces OF continued dry
weather. Scotch peas quiet. BEANS, mar
row, choice 100 lb, 81 9oqs495; poor 70 5000.
poor TO good. s4aS4 80; pea, choice, s. 459
81 80; poor TO good. s4gs4 40; red sitdEneey' EeS
sasS sS white SdSey w. choice 81 bac
sSSsSSE:oPi sSSsSS $: PEAS scotch S. ScajG; green. i'm
'2narI; BrTTER%Rsceipts Fl % Gill pkgs Better de-
mand. partly speculative. ana shghtly nIneI
feeling on useful raSdss SbofS Oh fesn our top n.y.
ures. Process dull. Factory little steadisr'
Packing stock neglected and weak; Creamery,
sc; ;ss; seconds. 2Ga27c; thirds, 25a25hc; held.
nrsts 27d21isc: seconds. 25426Rc' thIrds,
csc; state dairy, tubs, finest. 2sc; good to
process. specials 26la a 27c; extras, 26c; irsts,
% n25izc; seconds, 24a 2tHc; factory, current ~
make, firsts 25c. seconds. 24c; thirds, q g
22isc; packing stock. current make, No 2
- a - ~" No 5. 2Oa21hc.
CHEEsE-Receipts, 1925 boxes. Firm hold
especially on white, which are offered spar.
ineiy. Winter made skins arriving more more
freely ard prospects q HEAVIER supplies sts,rs tso
10 sell average qualities. State, whole milk
held, specials white. 10. 17Sc; colored, IL 1sG'
IfTc. winter make, white, average fancy,
is&c; cclorec. l9Hc: under grades. l4i5 y leci
Doisies fan and earlier, best, 17%lc; state,
skirns. winter make, white, specials. l4h n
I4mc coIored. lax al4isc; f9ir TO- choiSSe' ,iSt'
12i5 G13sc. under grades nominal q IL: -
shortage has developed. Receipts have not
Increased fast enough 10 take the place OF
reserve stock recently exhausted. and out-ot-
town markets have been calling here Tor sup
niles Since wednesday dealers have been
Chasing through tbe market In VAN eHort
a. aectire enough eggs for all needs. and to-
6ay receivers have more orders than goods
10 supDlv them. The market Is eNclted ana
higher with the tone unsettled. Fresh gath-
ersI extras dozen, 4lc. iirsts, 4Oc: seconds
soc: Glrtlcs. 84d 35c; checks: 3Og 35c' state
Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery whites
fancy. large new lad, 43c; fair TO good, Sc
iected 4iD42c: Western. gathered. 400 &c;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United states
Court:
s.h9RsERT COLITERIEG, Il. corporation
pi nertsrton, W. Ng., and No. n Battery
49, this city: voluntary Liabilities.
sehfls,. assets. $3.50 S9S
DEAL GAS .zND ELECTRIC FIXTURE
s1oaAPANY. No. 22t Canal street: involun-
'aer Liabilities S200 coo: assets 5000.
frci,isiil>LIP RABINOWITZ. ABRAHAM X.
11<Diss and HARRY ROTHSTEIN, who
ecssni,lVsc the nrm OF RabinOwitz ~ Keen
ss..Dak manufacturer. No. 129 Wet I'd
80 INVOLUNTARY. Liabilities, 5000; as
t,s'.,LsylN T. WESTCOTT, carpenter and
nuilder, Lake Mahopac: Involuntary. As
sss not above 800.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb -cATTLE--Reseipts, 3 CGo. 60
strong: beeves S4 s0dss co; Texas steers, 81 oog
So Western s! sogsI siSfseTS Ss,tses sna m
SsIyes GO yOsS Sc sO@s7 rs HoGs-Receipts, 1900;
fairly active generally &c lower: gh5 a a. 70 % eS 20
o,'s So o. SO n5ass rs; pigs 81 35GSs rs bulk OF
sales ssIes' Sc 20ds6 30 sHEBP-Reeeipts, 1900;
stro1s native, SO soas4 so: Western 8 Iod
g soGse aS 90: western 81 75as7 10.
Cincinnati. Feb. 23--CATTLE-Receipts, 5s8
active and lSgl;s ashi 5os eTsTs
sc;ive and strong. 25aJoc higher. s. 5Oa:s 20 %.
HoGs-Rocepts 2I7s packers o, 81 - 49asC 2a s o.
81 2Iasa q; lambs stt9ns 3 21gfIi ggfErr1Z-r,rm
y E 5odsII. HOGS Ho5Sds-Receipts 200; active and
i;a30c higher; heavy and mixed, 81 s5Qso o'
Yorfers. Sc 75a$s es pigs. So 5oas6 es Toughs nS
s9ass TO- stas' - 1gso & ehlses o sSv. I've
and i5as5c higher; lambs. 50 50ds7 s5. yearlings.
s5g9se: wethers. s4 21as5; ewes siasi ooi
c.Iefs n' 500 including 200 southerns SLOW; steady;
sslyss ss 29e faif nishet sooG
81 1866 %; stoekers and feeders 1S. :asSaso 90:
sCg'hs gs0 "a hseTs S aoo,a'5 q 5oasS bulls
Syss Sss 40 SoSfI ceve. s4es75o HoGs-Receipts. 8
900; 5QI0c lover bulk Of sales IS e'asS ~ i1G 80;
iS Sis'' sss RassS m 'fd Piss 81 soa5
s ssHf t-pIeReceipts 1000: lod15o lower: lambs
s5asC 50; yeaTings, s. 75gsS so; wethers, $50
* 15; ewes, s3 5oasi 25:. stockers and feeders
50 J0dS3 rs.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
81 Louis Feb. Z3--CATTLE-Reeeipts. $50;
sunnIv iight, but quality fair. demand in excess
M nfyerings: prices steady: steers 81 iOqSS 35;
be,fers 81 95ds6 30: cows, 81 1885 40: South
e,n steers, 81 20dse ~. HOGS-Receipts. 6,434;
steady early. but 5Q10c lower near close: choice
saies Sc 1886 40; packers. 81 90qS6 -; best
Urlts 81 s5as6 Is: fair do. 50 25qS5 90: best
pigs S. 25ds5 rs; fair littlo pigs. - 2ops5.
stJFtFrys- Receipta 626: slow and steady, lambs.
s5 e0ass 70; Gull lambs. 81 1885 40; mutton
sbeep siqs4 30. common sheep s31s3 50.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET, Money on call
opened at "a per cent highest, rs per
cent: ruling rate, ~ per cent. Time money
was held more firmly, although there was
no increase i'm tine demand. Rates %, per
cent for sixty days; per per, cent for ninety
days, SaS4 per err, cent emf Tor Tor four and tiye
Iercantie paper. was issued rather spar
ket. Rates, 3igQ4 per cent ninety days in
dorsement, 31aQ4 per cent for choice four 10
six months single names and ~ per cent
for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign ex>
change market opened firm, with rates up
) points to 4S7s0ll4S1S for cables, 4.S745G
4 S7la for demand sterling, AS4l4@4s435 for
sixty;day bills and i.S5o594.S3l5 for ninety
day bills Short francs We're quoted at
5.1Sls and short rcichsmarks at IS 3-l6 less
1-S20e5 3-16. The market was easier in the
afternoon. with rates off 5 TO 10 points from
the opening Gables were quoted at 4s7&iq
4.S7So, demand sterling at 4.S735qLS7i0 and
were 518ls less 1-S2 and short reichsmsrks
s5ls plus 1-32.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER co.

The report CT the Underwood Typewrit-
er Company for the year ended December
81. 1871, shows net earnings of S1,S75.593
and net profits Of sl,271,5o7, the latter
comparing with sL0o7.s24 in 1910 and be-
xS500,0 600 common stock after allowing
LOT : per cent on the preferred stock.
Inc surplus for the year. after deducting
s9oo;o00 for dividends and S176.357 for a
Spsclal surplus reserve, was S496,2i0,
3rlnglng the total profit and loss surplus
70 Si'vs8l5l. The fiscal year just closed,
pTesident Underwood says. was the most
successful IN tho company's history. The
company completed extensive enlarge
tnents OF its Hartford plant and has begun
iertner construction work
~ the annual meeting of the company
Sssterday :. G. Dunham president of the
tIavelerS Insurance Company of Hart
iord. was elected 20 the board, succeeding
=. tS ErskDe, resigned The other direc>
tofs We're reelected
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
MedneH-

PROvIsIONs--Fairly. steady earlH but The
hog markets were easier: r:.u1,nc ana Vaa1fiv from
Tho report that cas- 900 more hogs were
Slaughtered the last week than the same t,ine anl
s17 90; family. SIS 5cg sio so; short clear. 81
s%y si5gs9 % packet slT SIS 5Sssl4o shtt?
SCI 5oa 500 30. DRESSED HoGs-Firm; ea-
cons @eo; Iss5 ohG pc,,isa GST nams msaas aast;
Pisl'4 Pee 44&sELowspfcIa sfi5; au Sf eie CITY, seua
Try. bIQGi.c LARD-steady; Middle West West;
S0i Sty esoc cGnRfa Bfs kegs
11.1oc; compound oIs q 5Steoc iorlc sIEAHiNH
oss Sles ssG pfhiy lsfS iSg steady SPOT
iIo7H i4i2 Te April i4O7i. ,4iSc; :;.SdH. May
spot. %I iSa i2s Sd Ga futurss te4 Is Cd ArriySls
$50 tons: exports, 2s;s30 tons 80 iar ,,t,,n tn,s
meath lake sSgRsr il$$sgtssss fsstL0Sis IceaI sae:
today. IS tons February at ll071ac. TN TIM@
STEADY; spot, a29oS as; Ioe; Feorusr9y 4ss5S
s269isc: May. 42.25d assoc June, i2l2hg
L1TaCS qsstG sRSs os IeI New s0s%ri york;
Sd Sd spEITER-ouiet: G.5oa675c New York;
o.S7is q a0.02iio East 81 Louis. London: 5;s s2e
iRoS-cIoyeIand warrants, 4os Sd in London
Locally unsettled: no , tonnes1ys s1s No',ne'I we
sl4 I5asl5 2s; no 81. zsssIsas 1se i4 TO- N0
MoLassEs AND sYRUPs-steady to nrm;
with good business at full put unchanssa
prices New orleans. centrifugal. common y
n soc: omen kettle. 3aG soc; sYRUPs, com
mon pai2c. medium. Iigi7e; fancy. soe sss.
NAyAL sTORES-Easer market for spirits
f,trnertine both here and at Savannah. Rosin
unchanged Tar quiet TuRpENTINE. snir-
it's machine bbls 49isc: TAR. 95oc: RoslS'
common 10 good strained, 6.I5c; u and ID,
T.o5c: Y. I.i0c r. 7.I5c: G. 7:2oc; u. I.2Ihc.
oILS-IAnseed oil UNCHANGED. R.nned pntro-
ieuni steady at recent prices. PETROLEUM.
STANDARD white bbiS. New York and Philadel-
phia. SiOc; bulk t.e0e; cases, sooc; water
white bbls. efoc. bulk. 5.oec' cases lo.soc'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24

SPOT quiet and j points lower. at O4oc tor
Iniddling upland, Liverpool cables: spot ~ moa.
crate demand: sales, 1000 bales; speculation ana
evtort = UuJ: american. 5000. imports. lgOOO;
American. II 900 middllng upland, 6.eSd. fut-
ures opened quiet at ] point ADVANCE from ySSSS
a,n1s.' February 5.Gsd; FebruarY-March,
SG7isd March April S9sd APril-Mny. SSs,Sd' tS,;.t
20 .,,,,st sSntember Esd: SeptembeT-Octo-
Scr, Z s2i.d: October November 5oO.sd' Movem-
bsr.Decembsr December-January ana saIh JauIhhuars-
I,nbruarv J9ibd; February-MaIc O.oo,au. -,
vCnEPrE-There was a selling movement:
80 nr,ces- after opening at decline ot ! 70
1otn,s continued 20 sag OF ana closed na5eiy
poihse :, ~ hotton, with a net loss OF II 10
~ no,nis The selling was believed 70 Dc ths
result Of continued literal receipo N h5azI' uazn
h,trr dscii,sa LaM pfennig; Rio was 70 fels
iower. and Santos was unchanged Cost ana
freight offers from Brazil we're nrih' s, ou oa,
nars,iveIv little business was done. spot mar,
ket unchanged. at liSc for Rio NO l. Loca4
contract prices: yy.drss
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
CFor two days)
sEABOARD CLEARANCE
WOT tMo daysl


lDOl u AND MfshL--lhhCllNf, WIN puJtls
holding off for lower prices Spring patents
IS Is u IS co: winter straighis, 81 80g 81 45
winter patents, 81 cog 81 30. spring clears,
81 80 q s. co. extra No winter, 80 s5 50 80:
extra No 2 winter. 50 70q$3 SO; kansas
straIghts s. s0qk4 9j; fancy spring patents,
So as q 81 e5. RYE FLoCR-steady fair 70
good s. S. Qt4 95; choice To fancy, s5qsS 2S.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR--Qulet at s. 90 per 100
BAG MEAL---Flne white and yellow. 81 65a
spring, $40 75d $50: standard middling. s29:
nour DO $50; red dog So 75: city bran, so
bulk, $50 50 sacks; middlng. $500 f32 so: red
dog, $40 homlny chop. $50 bulk. SSl 20 sacks:
oilmeal. $40 q $40 so.
COTTON-Ouet but generally lower. and
the close was barely steady at n net decline OF
from u TO - points Southern spot markets
were unchanged. except Houston, which lost
the advance Of sc noted on wednesday.
weekly movement figures. Port receipts. SO7 :
1870 bales. against ll0.D07 last year; overland
10 mills and Canada, 1882. against 1890
last year, Southern mill tskinss (estimatedb.
as 900. against $1,000 last year. loss Of stock
al Interior towns. 26.033. against l2,sls last
year. brought into sight for the week. 3IS,6SS,
against lG2 900 last year. Total crop move
rent: Port receipts. 9.Ts3.2l3 G0i7 added re.
ceiptsj. against 1852. 543 last year, overland
TO mills and canada. 1872. against 15S.12J
last year: Southern mill takings, l,e0O.O00.
against 900. 900 last year; stock at interior
towns IN excess OF September l. 4sS,433 (53,622
bales burned: deducted Houston stock).
against 4g7, ,O2O last year; brought into sight
tGus fsr FOR season. 12S7i.4lS. against TO- Sos
2Ss last year Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
BOARD OF TRUSTEES INCREASED.

The board Of trustees OF the Washington
ifust Company has been increased from
twenty-one 20 twenty-six members by the
election OF william a. Nash and Walter II.
rev, chairman OF the board and presi-
upsnt. respectively, Of the Corn Exchange
P1sashE; George Z. Ide, president OF the HoIns
AZ ddie insurance Company. and Roswell HI
"loge and Harry X. Knapp. both OF whom
Sre trustees OF Me Kings County Trust
New-York tribune., 1912-02-24
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

The imports and marketings OF drygoods
~ fhc mort Of New York last week were
as follows:
Last wk Prev. wk Last ".
r,,,or,s ....s2. .s4T.6ls s3,3O5.712 S3,2l0 ~
Mapyye,ines . 2e22, $40 3,45o,0 J32i.55S
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.ankers posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost par
Chicago, CSC discount: New Orleans, com
mercial. 25c discount. bank 81 premium; St.
Louis, 2Gc discount bid, 15c discount asked; +;
Minneapolis, 20c premium; Charleston, buy
ing par, selling lilo per cent premium San
Francisco, sight &c. telegraph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS.--New York, ex-
changes 1851 80 15S, balances Sl5,96l,3 ,3H; Bos-
ton. exchanges So, ,093, ,7SS, balances sl,755,S29
Baltimore. exchanges S6,4ii,39O, balances
SSH, ,S53: Chicago, exchanges $4,S1s,614, bal
ances S3,7lS,470.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer, 5S5sc; Mexican silver dollars, sc. Bar
silver in London closed at Ed
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--Mexic eX-
change on New York is quoted at 2.Olls.
SUB-TREASURY.-T The Sub-Treasury was
a creditor at the Clearing House Sg9l, ,92i
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Feb. 23.--serious complaints OF dam
ago 10 soft winter wheat made prices today
0nish with a bulge. Closing figures were lt9%so
10 Ed%c higher than forty-tight hours before.
Corn showed.a net gain, OF |ghc TO hgSc.
and oats sdLc 10 Ldsc In provisions the
ou.conn. varied from the same Wednesday
nisht 10 10c decline. Range OF prices:
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LINsEED OIL, American seed, city raw, 751
teei ou,-ot- town raw. 1876; Calcutta, raw.
Sjc lard oil. S0GS2kc.
tOTT0NsEED O.L--Inactiye, with small
price changes. Crude firm, with small offerings
from the South. Local contract prices:
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Interest to be added.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
Omen High. LON Last.

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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
RnsroN STOCKS.

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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Feb. %. - cLoYERsEEp - Cash.
SIS 60; February. sl3 go; March, sl3 CIV I;
April. sis Ie,s; No 2. y soq:ls 40; No =.
lIshed grade s9dst2 90 ALsIKE-Prime.
SO 80; March SIS 30. TIMoTHY-Prime.
Sc 90 March. SO a2h.
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SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
BONDS
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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