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Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27
RIDICULE TEDDY
In new YORK

New York, March %. - Following
the assertions of Roosevelt that the
state primaries were stolen fer Taft
the greatest excitement was caused by
the distribution of circular, "Who
is Morgan's Man." which is in the
the nature of reply TO Amos Pinchot's
declaration that the money trust is
backing Taft. The circular contains
snapshots of Roosevelt and Morgan.
and Teddy and Perkins. as we'll as
other men prominently connected With
the great financial syndicates of the
country in company with Roosevelt,
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27
CONVENTIONS

Republican national convention, Chicago June Is.
Democratic national convention Baltimore, June IS.
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27
GET ALASKA SPIRIT
IN OUTSIDE TOWN

Rock Island, H., NJ trch 27.-Rioting
of desperate nature occurred here
today as result of political diSsen-
sions. one man being killed, another
fatally wounded and thirteen more or
less severely injured. All the saloons
have been closed, and the militia are
now patrolling the streets. The poliu-
cal excitement has reached an intensity
never heard of before. The editor of
weekly paper severely criticised the
mayor and the chief city official be-
came so irate that he severely thrashed
the editor, who later went after him
with gun. This started a general
melee and the entire population took
sides, with the consequence that the
most exciting scenes ever witnessed in
this place occurred. There was a
general use of firearms and the pres
ence Of the militia was telegraphed
for and Immediately sent by the
governor
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27
HORSE KICKS LDITAROD MAN
SEVERELY IN FAIRBANKS

While leading several horses into
the Sourdough barns at Fairbanks
March IS John Burns, recently from
the Iditarod, was kicked in the head,
says the Fairbanks Times. He was IN
conscious for about ten minutes, and
had the blow landed a lttle further to
the right it is believed that Burns's
skull would have been crushed in.
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27

together with written matter piiIory
ing Roosevelt for lis various acts in
connection with the trusts. The
circular as Il campaign document is
very powerfully put together, and is
supposed TO have emanated from the
Republican state committee, who will,
however, neither deJy nor affirm. 1t
was scattered broadcast aud stimuli
taneou>Iy all over the state with great
effectiveness. The papers are all
ridicuiing ROosevelt's assertion that
the primaries were stolen. He over
estimated his influence and his popu-
iarity-that is all. being the general
conclusion reached.
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27

The Democrats not warning among themselves
Ousy their opponents The approach open
in their family manifested by Bryan speech
ney Neb. month ago, when he express
strong dsapprova of Governor Harmon 1t the prop
spirit abuse candidate seeking the
the party said Colonel Bryan. I'VE should bear
the scrptua about casting the But
exceptions, and Judn Harmon is tie exception
him sized In fuhern his may work
the nomination of j. P Morgan j. Hill behind
Harmon for the nomination. They believe the
chance owing the in the
demand for change in administration liable expressed
by the people the polls fall Morgan, Hill
capitalists going take any chances having man
elected they could CONTROL they have Governor
Harmon of as their candidae
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27

be risk to pick Roosevelt for gutter before the voting
takes place.
Some Of the other pulling dope coming from the Outside this
month La Toilette He toung the Northwest
statement bearing Washington date La Toilette gaining
fast and the impression that he will give Taft
for the nomination than Roosevelt will Taft
nominated boilers will nominate La Toilette against him posi-
BILE bolt ocut figure in the reckoning than heretofore
The enthusiasm aroused La Foe says
ing Democrats ponder presumably lie will
capture of their important territory.
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27

Mrs. Anna Nee, who spent last sum
mer in this camp, has left Fairbanks
for the Circle country, where she will
be employed by the Elmer dredging
outfit on Mastodon creek for the sea-
son
Iditarod pioneer. (Iditarod, Alaska) 1910-19??, 1912-04-27

Infinite. Humboldt, Cuerte Rey, OPP
timo, Lovera, Book and fine line OF
Puerto Rico Cigars at Empire Con-
mercial Co.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

So 1Oas8 42h; heavy. So 4Oas6 45; packers ana st
butchers. So 2oGs6 as lights. ssas6 35; pigs 81 %
ass SO sHEEP-Receipts 5000 s5g4oc & nlgsrs nigSgs'
s4as4 80: ewes. 50 50d$4 l5; stockers ana ieea-
Cincinnati. Jan. s.-CATTLE-Receipts 2.3i9:
steers. 81 5Oas7 35 heifers. 81 2Jd$5; cows, 10
ass 25: calves steady at 81 5oGS9. HoGsLke-
SsIs SseEsIs sas batchef aSSe aSS s. s S
SIS 25: common sows. 81 5o9s6 20: pigs and llshts:
gSS sS a. 7 dsi acSs and strong sSse So
East Buffalo. Jan. s.-cATTLD-Receipts. g.
700 active and 10q25e higher, prime s'eers, srss
81: helfers 81 50as6 so: cows. 50 2JQso 20; bulls
SO 50qS5 70; stocters and feeders, s3 loqSS 70:
stock hefers, SO 5oaS4 fresh cows ana sprinseIs Is
sii. HoGs-Receipts. 1900; active and 15q2oo
sshsT hssvy s ps. and So ss goahs .sss
stags. 81 75aS5 IS; dairies. SO 5oGss IS. SHEEP
AN1 LhMssRes i,Mes II SiESsr a. 50 oss9
ewes. 8 5oaS4; sheep, MIXED; g SSssi; .nr.,v
$50 cars cars; choice, 81 e5ass: prime 81 259s7 90.
SHEEP-Higher; supply. 80 double decks; prime
Mst6ers s. 4oest CO. Gull, and cSm%Sp 81 iS
gee decks; Ks; prime SssHes 50 g. mediums g s:
Sss 5fayy S SGGsss SoSss &C. TosR $ 525s asS 9
[By Telegraph 10 The Trfbune.l
ST Louis Jan. s-CATTLE-Receipts. ~
500 blizzard weather delayed stock trains and
supply Of cattle small; prices advanced ioa
gS6 HOGs-Receipts. $4,000; fairly active
and 5a1oc higher, choice Sc 4ogss %; bulk
s I R 'sss Sass 1883 s Ssss 81 ps ss,.
sHEEPyReceipts. 5000: active and loa lso
HtsPfF 2esrings anS S. a5ass 7S mutton sheep. $40
81 50; common, So 50dS SO 20.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
TOPICS OF THE STREET

o,rrCN TRADING.-Owing TO qg,sS hhsj
FVse cable service. practically no uS''
u tn1 tnU.as transacted for foreign account.
resss.oTHER ADVANCE IN COPPERI,!.hhoo .ho
ANoJ1Netals selling Company ana an.cod an "a
Issy large agencies YESTERDAY ,rtv a. days,
otng of electrolytic copper, thlrly .asJe uasJ
ne PitiHHS pcr cent basis. Sales were ii,dhu ,inht
20 aahjs 1ieure. but their volume was rs ;,e
q l", the agencies, which has sO,. sOiu 10
one " for February and March deliHIt,,!,
eoP withdrawn from the market ue0li'''"e
y h1I make sales for delivery In April
" wsWELTERs SECURITIES DIXIDENEDLs;r7- ELs7-
American Smelters Securities ColII
1hK hes declared a dividend of 5l2 per celIt
papi -" nreferred stock, Series h, payaole
sSnISruary !. Hereafter the hscal year U1
"" company will end December 81, anu
ins .,sriV dividends will be due and paya,
elarU.e.' january !, April /, July l and
october !.
g. H. RAIL ORDER.-The Delaware
RIrudson Company has ordered i2,00o tons
., steel rails from the Bethlehem steer
eSlo,Snany. The order is a little larger than
Ioif the company having purchased
vscTf .soTf 10000 tons each in 1911 and 1910.
N',WrRICAN ICE COMPANY The re-
1t - of the American Ice Company ana
lO,bsidiaries for the fiscal year ended Oc-
sssr m 1911, shows gross earnings OF %,-
80 lis an increase of S54L62I over the pre-
ling year; expenses, Sl62, 20, increase
ttq 1sS ana net eaInnSs, el'ofo''OV' ail o. ~
esl,, essa NJ SI56 429. Total income was 81 ,S69,-
SE ana the surplus after deduction OF 81,
s-S ss no for interest. rentals, maintenance ana
.,Ss- charges was $596, iSl, an Increase OF
1851. ~
sFAROARD BONDS IN HOLLAND
.csbie advices from Amsterdam report that
,Sn seaboard adjustment per cent bonds
save been introduced successfully in the
Imaorand markets They have been ad-
5a;tisd TO the official price list Of the Am
ss.srdsr stock Exchange and dealings have
.sten place at p per cent premium over
,Ss price at which the securities were is
sued
TO INCREASE CIGAR COMPANN'S
sTOCK.-The stockholders of the United
Ciear Manufacturers Company will take
scfion at a special meeting on February
mon a proposal to increase the common
stock from Sl5.OO0,0O0 to S20000C00 The an
NAL meeting will be held on the same day.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

Spot steady AZ 10 points advance on the
basis OF y 80c for middling upland; delivered
on contract. 1000 bales Liverpool cables:
Suot cotton, good demand: sales. 10000 bales;
speculation and export 300 AmerlGan'
400. middIing upland. 5.3ld. Imports, ~ 600,
aU American Futures opened nrm, IA 10
az points higher; closed steady. 1E 20 10
points higher. January and January Febru-
ary. 8 i6d; February March. > lsd; March
AnTiI. 52Oh: Aprll-May, 5.22hd; May-June.
lid: June-July. 5.27d: July-August, 0.29d :
August September. 53Od September-October.
Ccfober- November, November December and
Derember-January. 5.30i4d.
lOFFEE-TrEders seemed disposed 10 limit
operafions until after the announcement OF
the proposed valoriZation sales, late this
month A leading American operator. who is
n member OF tho valorization committee VIII
sail for Europe this week 10 be present At
tho meeting I'm London. and everything I'm the
market appears TO he shaping itself Tor tho
vaIorization sales. The market opened qulet
at q TO 10 points lower. on easier markets
abroad. wnere prices failed 10 respond 10 ouI
Ormness OF Saturday. and after showing a
slight further loFs under local liquidation raj
lied and regained part OF the loss, Closing al
+ 10 points net lower; safes. 4='uOo pags'
UsvrA closed IT u franc net lower; hamburs
declined ha2 pfennig. and the special san,
tos cable reported the market steady ana
unchanged. Spot steady ana unehansed at
I4Sc for Rio No Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

pROyIsIONS-Mod actlVe; prices
s,s,Gv ar the start in sympathy win an al
yanca NJ 5sl 10 points IN hogs; eased or nnaer
Itnuida,ion hut rallied on covering. .fOhhn---
steadV: mess. si7asi7 so: famliy' Sleq go;
rbort clear si7 259s1s 80. BEEFLMess, SII
a si3 so: family s14 500 1 81; S5a t,EET' ~
a Sii; extra India mess. So 22rssEn 2uy sI piccs
HhMs-pull. s?9as31 ,so pRSSsEn iS ~ tGo uoi' H.
Primer: bacons. sac; $50 10; e;;riaTslp ioT ~
Dc: 40 ID DC; pigs, 9isc' -. 20 ib az
Picked bellies uuiet: 10 TO- aS6,. tt%tiitC'
Is H. oLc: picked hams stea" co,,rt ~ - -.
TALIowspeelal, eHc; Slty WSst OS SSana5y 45Sy
city oMc: refined south America; s;c lVaTc car,
Souna SSnsin|1,si osi.t 8. a5c. sTEARINE-oleo' 90
MY SWnrTAfs f,f 1 C1oPPER-standard 1rm: spot.
14os91io5o; January. ii0Ih g ii.oei FEB,
ruary and March, 141oG lt2Sc' -, AprI iei and 81
I'd futures' f6t iss Cd; arrivals, 41o tons;
eSnorts q es4 tons so far THIS mohthi lake
copper and eIectrolytic. i4S Isn''as' IsSS,ns'
14Gt4Lc TIN-Dull: spot - - 40 5oc MsTaSs' y
AZ - a 43c: February, 4l'3If Il Soc. Iorda,,
~ g141 75c; April and May PIrEomio,h Eomdoh
4 90 q 4 5oc New York. T. 27h a = 81 ,, East 81
Louis: London fi5 i2s Cd. SPELL Eh5C,ouiet.
045Gs e5~ New York, G30mnooe East 81
Louis; London f2G 15s. ANIlMoN Nl-1uIel;
t'ooltson's T75c IRON-CleNe!.an5 "n.I ants'
tos 1Ohd in London: locally sIeaay anu hn-
changed: No foundry Northe!,,u. =, 80, ,or slo;
No .. slt 5o9sii IS; No so"'H''" anu A'i''
oH.sELinseed nrm. and an sdysnee was
reported OF &c a gallon TOT sesa'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. s.--WHEAT-spot steady; No
3 Napitoba Is 10Hd: futures weak; March. 's
ID: May, rs 47sd; July, IS sd. CpRNISpot
American mixed. new. easy. 81 1O1sd; OLD ntm'
e. sd. futures steady: January. IS ss4d; FetIu-
airy. IS sS.d FLoUR-Wnter tsin p2;snss %: US :s,y,
HOPS in London (Pacifc CoaSD. tnutl2 BEEF
--Fxtra India mess ess I'd. PORK-Prime mess.
Western, SIS HAMs-Short cut S6s ,o3 bAJOM Ne.
Cumberland cut, s7s Cd; short RIO, 4ss clesr
bellies 49s: long clear middles. light SOs; hsayS;
4ps Cd short clear backs. 46s Sd SHOULDERS
-Sausre. AIS LARD--Prme Western. tercss'
AIS IA: American refined pals. AS 81 BIZ
TER Good United States, no stock: CHCESf z
canadian finest white 73s; colored. I3s 81 TAI
TOW-Prin,, city, 33s. TURPENrINE-rSplI
az 81. ROs1N-Common. lis. PETRoIi.E6 M-
Peaned. "a LINSDED OIL. 4Ss. TALON
Australian in london. 32s I'd. COrToNSEED
oII,-HuIi rehned-Spot, PAS &C. ,,,,
Iondon. Jan s-RAW SUGAR--Centrltusa'
14s Cd: 'muscoyado. 1Ss Sd; BEET sgGAR--
January. I4s 6s.d, CALcTTrA bINs6Ep,, sbED D,,
Oil fsl los PETRoLEqTGAmeTiES2an gsir,ee
Sss 7ibd RosIN-American strained. lis Sd;
~ e, iss I'D ,,,.,,,, ~ ,,,,.. ?.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money. on call
opened at 22t per cent; highest, 2A per cent;
lowest 2A per cent; closing "a per cent
ruling rate 2& per cent Time money was
rather quiet, chief demand being for tho
i've and six months maturities, Rates. Sst
d3 per cent for thirty days; 3q3A per cent
for sixty days: Sla43& per cent for three
and four months; 5isg$A per cent for nve vs
year. Mercantile paper was In excellent de-
mand, but was not issued with much free,
dom. Rates, 4d4I5 per cent for sixty ana
ninety days endorsements, as well as Tor
choice four and six months single names
AZ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign ex-
change market opened strong with rates up
10 10 10 points to 4S7d4.S10 for cabiess
4s6TO614 S6si for demand sterling. AS4eo
is3Is for sixty-day bills and 4S2a4S2lO for
ninety-day bills Short francs were quoted
at 5lsis less 1-l6a5lSls less l-S2 and short
reichsmarks at 95 l-l6. After selling. at
$3.50 for demand sterling In the morning,
the market was a shade easier in the af-
ternoon. Gables were quoted at 4S7d4SlO5,
demand sterling at 4s6Toq4 .S6% and sixty,
day bills at 4s3ladl4 $500 Short francs held
around 5.lsls less S-64 and short reichs-
marks IS plus 1-32.
rat fOllOW
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
MOLAssES AND sYRUPs-offerI

syrup were nodei Gte, demand slow, but full,
unchanged prices were quoted. Moasses
quiet and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-spirlts turpentins quiet,
but about steady. Rosin hrm. Tar quiet and
unchanged.
RICE-Steady and unchanged. Receipts at
primary points moderate. Offerings here lin
tied TO best grades as a rule.
SUGAR-Reined unchanged at csc net
less per cent for cash. for fine granulated
Offerings OF spot and nearby moderate, and
market steady for such positions, but forward
shipment rather easy on the basis OF 4.42c
covado, and 3GIc for 50 test molasses sugar.
In London beet sugar was fiat and I'D lower;
January at lis 8&d February. l4s SID. and
May, 15s.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
n v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

a. london, Jan S-Consols closed unchanged
a. ~ l-l5 for money and IN for account.
pa'e.sonda was unchanged at f7at. Canadlan
ieSihc was Y lower at 2il. Grand Trunk
s.Aohey VAS IN better demand to-day, ana
'Ty4ount rates were quiet.
~. ne Bank OF England secured the buIk ol
n's. s ,nlOOD new gold offered In the open
The stock market was dull, owing 70 the
sss1sness OF the settlement Home rhiiS
&C., on. fears Of strike IN the coal lrsoo
f,sSsatupg the better outlook IN the co''p,i ~,
"a. Argentine rails were depressssu, "a
Ns Dfslnnlns Of the strike IN AIseueiH"'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Jan s.--CATTLE-Re Receipts, 1900
e. ta5dss: Western steers 81 40Q$6 e5; stockers
and feeders. So 30Gs5 So; cows and heifers " 10
go 10, calves IS bOd$S 75. HoGS-Recelpts,
81 200, 1offi5c higher than Saturday; light 80 IS
HsS 20: mixed. 81 aoffs6 80: heavy 81 2oass 65;
rough. So 2oas6 35: bulk Of sales 50 3ogs6 90
ssSIst Is: western 81 40ds4 IS: yearlings, 81 40
ass 40; lambs native. 81 Soase 20: Western 50
Kansas city. Jan. SEATTLE Receipts. 10
600. including 500 southerns: strong TO- loc
higher; dressed beef and s sTgort go steers ~ Isg
s,ockers and feeders, Sass 75 Southern, s5a
ss Is; southern cows, ssas4 IS; native, sSgs5 !5
HoGs1Rscelpts 1900; lOc higher; bulk OF sales.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

while Calcutta was marked up &c. Refined
petroleum UNCHANGED. but there was an ad-
TROIEI-M-Standard white bbIs Sew York
ana Philadelphia. 81 80; bulk, 81; cases, 50;
water white, bbls. IS so; bulk, IS: cases, $40.
LINSEED OIL-American seed. civ raw 7S9
zoe; out-of-tow raw 7797sc; Calcutta raw.
S5c lard OIL SO4s2i7c.
COTTONSEED OU-Quiet and traders dis
rosed 10 await Developments Crude oil fairly
steady. with an absence Of selling pressure.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
WOOL FOR LONDON AUCTIONS

Iordor. Jan. s--The listing OF wool TOT ths
Arst series OF tie 1912 wool auction sales ciNsea
20 dav with the following stocks recorded; Rev
south wales Al. 900 bales queensland 2s!.VoN,l 2!oVl
Victoria. $4,000 bales; south Aystrsis Ts s
200 haIas. Neu, Zealand ~ 600 bales. and Caps
o. Good Hone and Natal, 5000 bales OF this
wool 81. 600 bales Of Cape Of Good Hope ana
Tatai and on 600 Australasian were forwarded ~
rast 70 SINNERS leaving the net amount avsll.
able for the sales ducudtng lo.0O bales o'o
sioclN iS2 900 bales.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Soston. par:
Chicago. 25c premium; New Orleans. COM
mercal Soc discount, bank 81 premium ST.
Louis, 3cc premium bid. f0c premium asked:
Minneapolis. 20c premium; Charleston. buy
ing par, selling lilo per cent premium; san
Francisco, sight sc, telegraph TIC.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes s2l7 703, ,97S, balances S9, ,260.52i: Boz
ton exchanges $2O.S40 253. balances to06.5I7:
Chicago. exchanges Sil07,O7i, balances S.-
5i3 562; Baltimore, exchanges s5,9i77t7. ball
snces $732. .6S7.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
yer, 55c; Mexican silver dollars, iIc Bar
silver I'm London closed at 253sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 79o; lis
bon, 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex.
change on New York is quoted at 2Olh
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

Copper and diamond sbaros ,,ore stoadv
any KronTicoy, ' stock was active and dearer.
dnring t5n securities opened steady. and
y Fract;on aafkaehoon We're quiet with prices
ings tn caused decline in the afternoon, and
Paris, Jan. S-Thren ro,. can't rontes early
TO-DAY advanced i2lS Confines 70 81 francs
~ @ cenLiliiIes, but receded later closing only
Z52 centiInes above Saturday, at 81 francs
Bourse,
Berlln. Jan S-Realizing caused weakness
lean shares closed higher
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

Chicago. Jan. s-Because bright weather
finally had smiled on the Argentine harvest
wheat values to-day became easy. Closing fig
Latest trading left corn unchanged TO NC higher.
oats of &c to hG&c and provisions down a
shade to Sl7jsc. Range of prices
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

100 punches. So; SPINACH. basket, 81 500
s. 80; SQUASH, Hubbard, Dbl, I5c9S1; mar
row 50M T5c; Florida. white box, 50 gS2 80;
TURNIPs. rutabasa. bbl, 60cdSl; white, 81 %
81 25; TOMATOES. Florida, carrier, 81 gs2 20;
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
SEED PRICES,

ro,cao Ian s-cLovEIRs sEED Cash. s12 Ioi
ranUary $40 20: February. Sl2 20; March, sl2 -
No ?, slS 4Oasl2 so; No 3, Sl2 2Oqsi2 50; ,ns Ts
jected, SlI S5aSl2: no established grace V1y ox
ali as ALSIKE-Prime, S1i O5, January. sii 70
Ma ch. siI 22ls TIMoTHY-Prinle 81 3d. JAM
o., e. CS. e. 4Tla.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Furnished by swsrtwout & Appenzellar, No. -


Furnished by SWartWout d AppehzellaE' NO. -
Pine street
Name. haturl.E. lrt. yleil'
Atlantic Coast Line 1 c, 1911 IL. ~ ~.
Bif Roch & Pitts 4-4a c. l9l9-'2I 4es ~
Central Of Georgia 4iz-5 p c, l9li-'l7. ~ 4h
Central r r Of \ p c, lpll-'lI.... "a g.
Chesapeske & Ohio 4 y G. l9ll-'U.... 4A a.
chicago & Alton 4-4i7-5 p c. 19ll-'19. ~
Chicago & East Ill 49, p c, 19ll-17. 4A ~
Chicago X ] & = 4le-6 p C. 19ll-'l9.. as IA
Cincinnati II & d AS p c. l911r20.. So -
Delaware & Hudson AZ ? C, 1922..... "a ~
Erie 4-iik-5 p c. 19ll-7............. ga
Hooking VALLEY 4-45z c. bills. ... 4h
Hudson e. Manhattan 5 . c. 191l-'l9.. 5h a.
c II 5 & NJ ~ . c. 19l1-'15...... "a
Ksnsas EitY Southern AZ C., 19l1-'15 AZ
Iehish Valley r AN C. 191i-'16 4& "a
Missouri Pacific p C. 19li-'lI. ....... 3k ~
Mobile & Ohio 40 c. l9l1-'16. 4l2
New York Central Lines p c. 19l1-'22 81 ~
Norfolk Western 4 c. 19ll-16.... "A 4k
Pennsyvania 3la-4 p c, l9il-'17....... AZ ~
s. l. & s F 1919 D c, 19l1Jl7.... 81 ~
do guar 4 c & + p c, l911-'l7.... 4h
seabOsrd Air Line 4l:-5 p c, l9l1-'l7.. 8 Az
southern Ry SE-4-44o p lall-2l... ~ 4G
WABASH z 4iz-5 . g. 19il-'21..... ~ a.
Wheeling L Z AS p C. 19ll-22.. 5,s AZ
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
export. { o b afioat
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January :, 1912.
GRAIN-VHEAT-Th was an absence OF
aggressive operations. and after declining sc
10 S,c early the market a. the close showed a
net decline Of !. i.c Cables we're lower; WIN WIN
able weather I'm the Argentine. Buenos Ayres
declined lt.Glisc from FRIDAY ana theIo .
appeared 10 be more conndent reeIing r.
suppIy I'm the Urited states showed "A DC.
c7cane OF $4,000 bushels, bringing me tolai
TO 80 100000, compared with 4ao5ooo1, oo, aaS dSs'
while the total American visibl" gained
eo9 600 bushels for the week TO s9loS QUO oUo.
compared with 1880 900 year ago. snow
was reported over a considerable area In the
West. which was favor.eie for the ne" win, WIN,
said that $50 correspondents reported no
damage. Dos some damage. while iast year
cnly reported damage. No : req o"c 'le
vator, export basis. and 81 o anoat: No l
Northern Duluth, 81 y o anoat CORN
Quiet hut after slight decline early rallied
and NJ tho close was &c net higher The
crease last week OF 17S 900 and an increase
last ycar OF l42s.OuO. Export new here 6shc
q y aHoat OATS-Easier most OF the daN.
The visible dccrcascd $4,000 bushels com, com,
pared with decrease last week OF 10000
and decrease last year Of 6ii,000. cash
oats steady s,enderd whl,e SSc 10 yisIatTr sm
Vhi,o clipped 52ls q SIC on track. RYE
FiIm: No :. csc nominal, 9 Z Buffalo: BAk-
LEY-Firm, mailing ~ 2on$l ~ ! bu''
'"'' new YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Ogen. Hgh Low. close. day
May. 1855 i05b io4. %, D5.i
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat corn. oats.
- IL, 44S nnO QlTODD 23i OG0
I nft year ....... g.. $4,000 tH@.oo op',VNp
sEABOARD CLEAR,NCLs.
Flour Wheat, Corn
To-day .-.......... llop "n'po S.S',rn SS'nDn
Last year .... ...., 2iu'p ---'"'
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour duh ana with
out feature. Spring patents. 81 2OGS5 Io'
winter straighis. s. 25HSf 40. winter patents
No / winter 81 s0uS3 30. extra No 2 winter,
~ 10 II 81 so. kansas straghts. 81 70QSi s.;
fancy spring patents, 81 45uss ~. kll.
FIOI'R-Firm: fair to good. - IOnSt 30
choice 10 fancy. sia5aS1 20 BUCKWHEAr
FLOIR- Quiet: 81 75HS2 50 per 100 10.
CORNNEkI.-Steady. Kiln dried. 81 65. BAG
NEAI-Oulet. auc white and yellow, 81 5on
81 ~: coarss 45asl 80. FEED-Western
sprIng S2s -: standard middling. S27 80. nour
do. S3i: rcd dog. $3l. city bran. t2S 30 bulk
SIS - sacks. middling, s2i 6onk3l; rcd dos.
S3t %. hominy chop. $50 bulk, $50 20 SACKS
oil meal. $50 5OTS4O.
COTTON-Morc active. and hrm; tho ton
dcncy was generally upward. with the close
0rm. at a net advance Of II to 10 points.
closing prices were within point or two
OF Tho best, or some SO to 90 points above the
low records Of last month. Exports for the
day we're about 1iT000 bales, and 80 far Tor
Tho season are now nearly a million bales In
excess OF the corresponding period last year.
gouthern fpot markets were unchanged to
z .l8c higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
of 1910 1909
erGG ZOO S34S, 400 S323 500
July iID'e. 81. ,,I,o io,oS''s" : soGTHERN ''''0'
~ vk IN Pee ;ssSS.sssss ssSSsss oi2iilo ss5iaSSis
earnings Of colorado springs * Cripple Creek
New-York tribune., 1912-01-09
LONDON UNDERGROUND.
ATLANTIC Co,cr 1rNn

CTUBES)
4th wk. in Dec flS.355 1880 EDO
July 1-Dec. 30. 34O,2IO @29.Ot5 lli"o
0ONDON UNITED TRAMWAYsJ
4th wk. in Dec f6.33S $3.50 80 |
July 1-Dec. 80. l1O,SS4 1Gi,b-o o'<'f
METROPOLITAN DTsTRICT)
4th wk I'm Dec. fl1542 l.23S 1904
Iuiv i-Der 40 2eA643 PSI O62 1851 |