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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-17
oANnssIoNER's SALE OF vALU.
ABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
TOWN OF WALLACE

Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
|ourt of Harrison County, West yir-
mia, made on the 26th day Of Janu-
~, 1912, in the Chancery Cause of
Fomer A. Loomaa versus Bessie Bum
FL, ct al, the undersigned Special
Commissioner will on
aturday, the End dny Of March, 1912.
o'clock p. M, of that day, sell at
|ublic auction to the highest bidder at
le front door of the Court House at
HARRISBURG, the following real es-
tie of which Agnes Looman died
Aized, being house and lot in the
P'wn OF WALLACE IN said Harrison
punty known as lot No. andibound-
and described as follows: Begin
ng at a stone at corner of stable:
fence about due South poles and 10
lks to center of the County Road;
tence down the road with the center
hereof in an Easterly direction Z
,les and links, near a walnut tree;
lepSe, by the said walnut tree in a
ortt Yesterly direction 4 poles to a
one; hence about due West 6 poles
I'D 1Fllnks to theSbeglnning, con-
lining about one-fousth aere, and be-
hg the same lot OF parcel Of land
|eretnfore conveyed 80 the said Ag-
les Looman by wil6eFt a. tIsobfnsOn
I'D wife by deed bearing date on the
9th day of July, 1906, and Of record
n the proper Office OF said Harrison
Sunty In Deed BooRNo. 100 at page
pc. 4 e
TERMS OF SALE onethird cash
day of sale, and the residue In
10 equal lnstallments. for which the
urchaser shall give his notes with
pod personal security, due in one and
10 years from day of sale, bearing
terest at per centum per annum,
nd a lien being retained on the
roperty SO sold to secure the same,
G purchaser being given option to
cash in full for said property on
" OF sale.
Dated this 10th day of January
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-17
PATR1oTIc WINDOW.

The Hayman Greenhouse Company
has a very patriotic window at its
flower store on West Main street. The
colors are there in profusIon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-17

and George washington stands ma
jesticaily in the center. The flower
decorations are in keeping with the
season. 1t Us a very artistic. George
washington scene.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-17
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST

EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
DIR. T. C. IeNIAsTERS, Opt
" Reg. optometrlst and optici
alce, Odd Fellows Bldg, Main St.
HARRISBURG W. va.
Office Hours s n. m. to 0 p. m.
yes Examined at Night, Gross Eye
straIgh;cned. Glasses furnished.
CONSULTATION FREE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-17
NOTICE

All persons having claims asalnst
the estate of Rev. FIR. John A. Rey-
nolds. Fl. Riehtarcek and Fr. Hickey
are requested to send same to the I'M
dersigned at once for settlement P.
NJ. Schooner, Box lsf. FairmOns w.
Va,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
S6ANP Sa4NP FLORENCE a'1tsiis Hsss.
The Leading With Pafe Baths

receipts OF Florida or New Orleans Vesetaois,s
stock not being unoaded. owing 10 the Wen, "sSoI
er, and prices nominally unchanged' az
next weeks supply is expected TO be hg@n,. @
California celery weak; caulfowers fIm. ,,,iSo 10
mssG onGns N0 5F S5I s. 30 P9TSf96 sS 10
Maine. Bag s3QSS 25; in bulk, $50 ID; S$ . 70 o.
So so; Long Island No /; 6Si $50 S ogSHS ~ ssS a.
STATE bag rosSn 81 1Sq$S iCs6 ii PaE Sas s.
SWEET POTATOES. Jersey, No l. 6pI, S,I,S 81 Sv
9s8 So basket s. Gs@sbI 81 So So BRG
basket, Si9$3 so; wax, $1asS; BEETs: 100 100
punches, 81 50as2; crate 75cSN; SspoHs Hsw cIs TG-
nearSy, 100 bune3es 81 @sl 5o New orlssns ssas
81: ST. CABBAGEs, red. ton, s249s25; Danish, ss r.
S20d S25; CELERY, state. rough: case. SZg
caf9r1a s2QsS so EsERRoG ea2S lgO bS Sdnfs s9S
+ + 81 ga So 90; hifH" ha} E case EGG
PLANTS boy 81 50 81 2 %; s1 5asKe5i sKKeo5iHfR4BI A
IS6 P05' bSunehe: bSSh Sass; HoRsERADIsH, 100 ID,
S4QS5; LIMA BEANS: half bushel box; SAG,
s. 5O LETTUCE; basket: So yof S9gsoSS SS2 6St 5SSs$
IG eTn 5 f0o.ib bag, yellow. 81 81 So 14o-lb bag
g 2OTsS yeo& feS or 5GT;G red bag s22 oKRA
Florida. carrier. 81 so 81 so; CUBAN; S~ ~
Porto RICE 81 71gS 9RsrFE Torida RhAfo box. s.
81 10: Cuban. carrier. Sl9$1 so; PAsRsHnt,PJSs =
5b s. 25Gsl SS fEAS ssAS7 0SsEfi esry $4@@ss crate
s. a 50 50: RoMAINE, basket; 81 5Og s. 90 90
Dbl s44 So boy T5ca 81 IS; a SHALks1b1S50 q 150 s s9
sGTfSSi sST2SH Ti Haobsrd. sdHS S6l marrow
S75c:' Florida, white. box. S29s2 so; basket
ST 5OGS2; TURNIPs, rutabaga. 6bl' 9ocgs g,,s
caIrier gI' si7s2 Is: Cuban. s1Gs2 %; WATER
CRESS, 100 punches, 81 ds2
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
SELLS S3O,00O,OOO IN NOTES
New Haven Railroad Issues Sc
curities to Meet Obligations.

The New York, New Haven G. Hartford
Railroad Company, 1t was announced yes
terday. had sold $3O,OOO0OO Of per cent
one-year notes, dated January 10. The
issues will be offered to the public at par
and interest by j. p. Morgan & Co.. of this
city, and Lee, Higginson & Co. and f. s.
Mosely & Co, of Boston.
The proceeds of the notes, 1t Is under
stood. will be used largely to meet matur-
ing obligations falling due within the next
two months. These include 2200O,oO0 Of AZ
per cent notes Issued year ago and falling
due in January and February, but which,
under arrangement with the bankers, were
to be extended after maturity until March
/, 1872 Now that the New Haven has
placed a new issue of notes carrying " per
cent less interest, II Is thought prooaole
that the old notes will be cancelled as they
fall due. In addition TO the notes mentioned
the New Haven has s6,4O0,oOO of per cent
notes falling due on January and about
81 .2eO. 900 in other obligations maturing on
or before March /, making an aggregate
of 500, $4,000 to be met by that date.
The new issue of notes will enable the
New Haven TO take care Of these maturing
securities without drawing on the large
cash balance Il has in its treasury. me
management Of the road aims to keep a
working balance in bank at all times OF as
near 100000 as possible.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
TO PROTECT MINORITY
Central May Offer Equal Terms
for Ontario & Western Shares.
COMMON, S45; PREF, $146
P. S. G. May Order Guarantee
Also of 2 Per Cent on Com
mon for Ten Years.

1t is expected in Wall Street that the
Public Service Commission of the "a
District will render a decision Tuesday on
the recent application of the New York
Central for permission to purchase stock
control Of the New York, Ontario & West
ern Railway from the New York, New
Haven &, Hartford
A number of Wall Street bankers and
brokers and many stockholders of the on
tario & Western have requested the Public
Service Commission, if it grants the appli-
cation, to compel the New York Central to
make the same offer for the minority stock
Of the Ontario G. Western that it has made
for the controlling stock owned by the
New Haven, which is si5 a share for the
common and Sli6 share for the preferred.
A representative of the minority stock
holders said yesterday that they had reason
to believe that the commission would make
the transfer of control of the Ontario &
Western to the Central conditional upon
the Central taking over the minority stock
on the same terms received by the New
Haven, and that it would also order the
Central to guarantee . per cent yearly diVi-
dends upon Ontario & Western common
stock for a ten-year period.
The New York Central is understood TO
be ready to buy the minority holdings OF
Ontario &, Western stock, if ordered to do
so by the commission. At the prices
named the minority holdings of preferred
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago JAM ecATTLERstsefs a TT eZ5s steers 81 soS
$s ss yS:Fn SsSs 7S SSRs SSd
sc 40. calves, Sc 5OasS so HOGS-Receipts
1000; 5a iOc higher than Yesterday; @ i;sHS ts =;
81 sc 20; rough, So O5a SO 90: good 70 ch1ice.
ofaVs Of sales s. ao@$e sHEEP-Esssipts
s. SSasi sS yearIings 81 IS 50; lambs
Kansas city. Jan drissed besf and
oUDort steers, Sc 5Oass: fair TO good s5 25g
So 10: Western, 81 1898 stockers and teea, ern
s5s 1876 fi6esi sG45G'Fn NATIVE IS 5s5
eys StGS7: bulls. So 40GS5 25; calves - SO
ass H6GsRecePs 100 90 stfGTg' 81 so SsaTy Sg !yc
sG s3HG7 SO 82Ib; packers and butchers So logg
81 so: lights, IS 75@s6 20; pigs. ~ 2oqS 2D; 1I
sHEEP-Recepts n9ne %SS s!ea&y; wetbeps etng 81 20
8s99S; ewes, sSas4 stockers and feeders
y Cincinnati, Sgett Jan G;-cATTLEM,1Recesigtgst; IL gt
SSf. COWS II 5O1S5 25: calves slow. S4gSV
E0Gs~Rsceiots. 1866; active and I'd st strong, ~
x x tSS t2SSSasS25; common sows, $45Oq$s; pigs
ssS; a%S steady steady to strong. 81 20asS 90; lambs
s'T2ng' T5si TsT Bgso 90 Jan e.--cATTLE-Recelpts;
100; r yEALsGSRResSSeptSH l2S siSw paa
d,,3Ved d,VUodi So S5a SO 20; Workers, 50 5oqs6 10;
NIKE nlNeuis ss SOdSsS 40: rougns IS So a So; dairies,
se Sc GO. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts,
4 400: sheep active wethers' iSc hlgher
TUo.1rbs slow and l0c lower at SO 50gs7 10;
wethers. 81 % 81 90.
rRv Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
G. Louis, Jan. 6.-CATTLE-Receipts 400;
. ntaripys scant and of common quality; de-
mand light: prices about steady :, HOGS HOGS
ne snp,,nd sale: choice SO 30as8 42ih; bulk OF
saies, Sc o5T 81 30; packers, s5 90 So 20: best
iigbts IS 1896 10: fair. S5IS5 50; best pigs
SSS5FlS5 rs: fair. 81 s54S5 25. SHEEP
Eone received good sheep and lambs scarce
and steady; lambs. $6QS6 T5; wethers and
Vearlings. S5QS5 65; mutton sheep ~ iOp
81 20; common. S29$3
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

II was not uniting that Bethlehem the
centre of missionary enterprise and social
service should have the name OF the birth
place Of the Christ. But the name was gwen
il under doubly fitting auspices. In Decem,,
ber, l74l. Count Zinzendorf, the friend ana
protector Of the Moravians in SaXony, came
10 visit them. The original log dwelling
sheltered both the people and the cattle. lt
was i'm this house that they were sitting
on Christmas eve. Suddenly Count ZinZen-
dorf arose and led the way past the paru-
tion 10 the part where the cattle were sta
bled, and there around the managers they
sang Christmas songs. After that they
could think Of no name quite so htlng as
Bethlehem. .,....,- ,,...
Rut In spite Of church institutions Beth
lehem is no longer a religious community.
IL Is Industrial. With the coming or lnous-
try have come conditions OF which DAVID
Nitschmann, founder OF Bethlehem, never
|, dreamed I.,
IL wasn't an example OF the old brother
hood when, in 1903, five men were dls-
charged because they had signed a peu-
ton 10 the management of the Bethlenem
Steel Corporation asking for the eHmlna-
tion Of Sunday work. II wasn't an example
OF brotherhood when in 1910 another man
was discharged for avoiding Sunday WORK;
and then three more because they served
on a committee that protested AGAINST Inns
mans discharge.-John a. Fitch III INC
Survey
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
RAILROADS GUIDE AlRMEN.

peculiar feature OF the progress OF
aviation in the United States developed
during the last few months I'm the more
or less absolute dependence OF the alrmen
essaying transcontlnental flights on the
railroads This refers not alone 10 the
necessary transportation or supplies ana
spare parts from place 10 place, but To the
usefulness of the tracks as guides 10 the
men IN tho air. The value or following
the railroad tracks 10 set proper direction
of flight was apparent al the start OF thc
great coast forecast contest early IN sep,
tember, when one OF the starters selected
the wrong line OF trackase ana was isu
hundred or more miles out OF the dlrect
line he had laid out for himself. Inc use.
fulness of the locomotive as a hisht puoI
TO illuminate the way WITH ltS hSaullsns'
was developed by Airman c. + Rodgers
when he essayed 10 complete day Jour
ney at Hammond, Ind. October .. Koa, ,,
gers found himself still some distance rom
6is destinatlon when darkness enveloped
him. The headlight OF the locomotive on
the special train which carried the arr
mans supplies so lighted up the course,
however. that he had no dihculty In COM
pleting his trip.-Popular Mechanics Maga-
zlna.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Iiverpool Jan. 6.-wHEAT-Spot FIRM No
Manitoba rs iOHd; futures easier; March,
Is 6%d; May, Is 5Sd: July. Is SAd; CORN IA
s1noiv NJ 6s 6I5d. futures flrm; January. IS SSd;
Febr1aTv ~ sid FLOUR-Winter patents.
2Ts cd HOPS in London Pacihc Coasu tilg
SO REFF-Fxtn India mess 0Ts Cd. PORK
Prime mess Western Dos. HAMS-Short cut,
55s BACON-Cumberiand cut iTs ID; short rie'
,Os. clear bellies, I0s: long clear middles. llght
Kos. beayy IOs Cd; short clear backs, i6s Cd.
SII0I'LDERs-Sq AIS. LARD-Prime West
crn. tierces AIS 81; American refined. pals.
AZ "a CHEESE Canadian finest white, I3s;
roiorcj 73s "a RUTTER-Good United states.
1i2s TAI.IOw-Prime city, S4s. TURPENTlNE
spirits as Cd. ROSlN-Common. LIS. PE-
London. Jan. 6-RAW sUGAR-Centritugal.
las Cd: muscoyado i3s 3D. LINSEED-Calcuite'
April-June. G4s 30. LlNsEEp OIL" AIS 6d.
renneI i6d: spirits 7Hd. TURPENTINE--
Splrits 37s AID ROslN-American strained
l1s Gd: nne, lss Tibd.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York January 8, 1912. =,
BEEyEs-Recepts 3s cars ] or SS1 hese: sis.dyI az
nrnsssd bssf firm at shd12hc per 10 for
native sides Latest cable advices from Lon:
don quoted live cattle strong and selling ga az
l5& Gl6%c per lb dressed wGIgnI tbYs rort T to.dav
pool. 12812&c. Exports from thIs poi' 'oa
CiLyEs-Receipts 15S; none on sale: Feel
ing steady. City dressed Yeas l@7s y i"7a0 80
III: country dressed, II n lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 4,55s hsaa !; =;
81 cars on sale. Market steady ConIn0h no ,b 10
eSuIIs 50; fair to choice lambs. SO s54 81 80 ;
CTiis 81 Dressed mutton, 6Gsc per 10;
dressed lambs, lOmi2Hc; counssS
HOGS-Receipts, -; market hoi''iha''
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
Were filed yesterday in the United States
Court:
George KiTkman, q confcctiOnCr Of No
l4lS Third avenue. voluntary. Liabilities
3,5G, assetE 1920, consisting Of stock
500, ana GAfugcs $3.50.
Armlu Herman, furniture salesman, Of
No 10 East lJsth street, voluntary
Liabilities, S13 Zs3. no assets
Abraham r., also known as Harry finkel-
ftein. Of No. ~ East an street, voluntary
liatiEucs, $75l; assets, So.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
RECEIVERS FOR RAILWAYS NAMED

Binghamton. y. Y, Jan. Con applica-
ton Of Charles b. Hotchkiss, representing
the. KnickerBocker Trust Company Of New
York. Congressman John w. Dwight and
Roger 3. Williams, of Ithaca, were ap-
pointed receivers for the Ithaca Street Rail
way Company and the Ithaca, Auburn &,
Lansing Railroad by Supreme Court Justice
George f. Lyon to-day. More than $20D,-
CO.. in bonds is involved, the securities being
held by savings banks in Maine, Rhode
Island and New York and five individual
bondholders residing in New York City.
The receivers took charge tonight
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

PROyISIOSS-Mod active. but stead
Ter. owing to light receipts and an Advance
Upc9s siT a Sl7 80; family. S19a $40; short
clear Si7 ?iG$1S so. BEEF-Mess. sl$@ a
sla 50 family, &lI 5o3sl5; packet Sl$ 900
fM5sMsMN0uiot: N5~ t;'o SO @s3i. DRESSED HOGS
sleady; 6acons SIS; $50 b. cTIf T%e NE IG9 rs H.
2,tLLiod bo,jios 1uist. 10 IT, 0i4c: 12 lb. 0hc;
Il t'Tie" II, a%G G%''' Picked hams dull; lla1lEc
TALLowIQuIst special 6%Gi city, H: &c; cCpR,
a., tSc. Cci,v oisc: refined hrmer; South Amer
iea. 10 iC.45c; Continent, 9oooc; Brazil kegs
II. i5c: compound steady. Ok GIc. STEAR-
~ NAVAL sToREs-Firm for, spirits iurpen-
tine Rosin firm and about 10 Points higher
hIis 5ir TAR &c. ROSIN-Common tp
GOOD. Good strained 12?c: b, 75oo; D. Z55c; f.
Coo: =. Csc: G, 770c; II ana l. hI2c'
Co;CToSSFED OU-Stcadier and final
rrIccs i to points net higher Crude oil steady.
I I0cai contract prices: ,.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

and common stock would cost the Central
SECS and sl3O29,2s2. respectively, provided
all the minority stockholders sold their
holdings.
The New Haven's holdings OF Ontario &
Western stock will cost the Central s13,-
l1,5lO. making the total cost of the prop
erty s26143,43o.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
,NrER.MeT. NOTES EXTENDED.

The Interborough- Metropolitan Company
has paid OFF SO9,SSO OF It's outstanding 81
$40. 400 collateral trust 6 per cent notes, and
has extended the remainder OF the issue TO
Jenuary /, 1918. The original date OK the
maturity OF the notes was in 1905, when
they were extended to 1910 and then TO jan
uary !, 1911
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
WOULD KEEP IT QUIET

Cant you gimme a small rase?'
we gave YOU a raise when you got mar
RED"
And / focliahy told my wife about #.
I'd Ike TO aet hold Of a couple Of dollars
every week for my own use. e."-Washingto Oh
Herald.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
oo,,nr,v PRODUCE MARKETS

NV York, JanuaTy q, IOI2
BnANs AND rEAsRGSe'PGIsm sHSs GSm.sis SiSi w%,; Sags
hthhS' 'n pIBs p,icr moderate offcrinCs and
sn"' fair iSbb%t demand Red kdP@y s.1, ,teady.
LlHht InnnE ;" raw choice. 100 lb, 81 go
weak, bEAN3, "c.oaod 81 15dSi 30; medium,
choice 60 goo.s 49, IS fSS@ pSS1 20 s. gSoa S9a
a. 10, pea. choice. 81 -O4 80 poo' 70 aoo"'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
MOVE ON.

Did We see them big skyscrapfrs While
We was in New York, Silas?' -. ,no,,
'"NNeil. / seed the bottom part; but tneit,,
blamed police fellers wouldn't let me sti staI',l I
still long enough to see clean TO the 'opS'
In,An
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive but
firm. Spring patents, So 20qS 50 10; winter
stralghts, 81 % asa 40: winter patents, s. 40 lg
81 50; spring clears, s. 3Om 81 So; extra No !
winter, So so a IS 30; extra No winter. 50 40
QsS so; Kansas st1aights, 81 7oaS4 s.; fancy
spring patents, So % q 81 go. RYE FLOUR
Quiet; fair to good 81 7OGA 90; choice to
fancy 81 95aSJ 10. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR r.
81 75dS2 s5 per 100 M. CORNMEAL-kiln lin
dried. 50 6j BAG MEAL--Steady; fine. white
and yellow, 81 5O0$1 SO; coarse. 81 454si 90;
FEED-Western spring, S27 n $27 30: standard
middling, $26 sou S2s 80; -four do, S29; red
dog S31 city bran, S2U 40 bulk, SIS sacks.
middling, S27 so a $50 so; red dog, S32, hominy
chop. $50 bulk. $50 20 sacks; oil meal $50 90
COTTON-Reports that Fridays conference
In the Lancashire labor dispute had resulted In
q probable basis for settlement. together with
foreign buying and higher cables than expected,
impaired a decidedly firmer tone. Prices made
new high ground for the movement, with March
contracts selling at 2 34c and MAY at 0.47c. or
about &c pound above the low records II last
month The close strong and within point
or two OF the best. with last prices showing a
gain Of from IL TO IL points for the day. spot
quiet and Is points lower at . SOC for middlinS
upland; no sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
Loans Restricted.

II must not be forgotten that these
countries are not the only ones in which
the real estate mortgage bond has been
accepted by the people as safe form Of
Investment, not only because Of the char
sctor Of the men who control the business
Of the corporations, but because Of gov
ernment supervision, which places re
striction on them with view to prevent
ing loses or bad loans.
In some foreign countries restrictions as
tc mortgage loans are placed on vacant
land or other mproductive property; IN
others on theatres, mills and factories.
These safeguards add to the strength Of
the investment.
There are several disadvantages which
can be avoided by purchasing real estate
mortgage bonds instead of real estate mort
gage loans. II a person had $4,000 in
real estate mortgage loan and should find
himself in urgent need Of $4,000 cash he
might be forced to dispose Of the mortgage
n the FACE Of unfavorable market condi-
lions. and would sustain a loss in consc-
.quence on the entire 10000; but If he had
the Same amount invested in bonds Of the
denomination Of $1,000 each he could sell
fve Of the bonds 10 satisfy his immediate
cash need, retaining the other five pending
more favorable conditions.
Where an investor owns two or more
bonds he can, for purchase or sale, bor-
rowing or distribution among his heirs,
Parcel them out, and thus divide his in
yegtmcrt in any manner as convenience or
profit may dictate.
Generally speaking, there are three essen
tial factors which mainly determine the
safety of real estate bond-the value Of
the property mortgaged, its income or earn
ings and the responsibility, record and nat
ure Of the business Of the corporation Gre
ating the mortgage
These ere elementary, but they are new
erthclcsss the fundamental principles by
wnich bond must be judged, and most i'll
advised purchases are the result OF failure
90 weigh carefully one Of these factors.
Real estate bonds properly secured are :
fayorte investment for those desiring a
steady, dependable income without any Of
the business details and anXictics incident
10 other forms of investment
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

on q" "Iinseed oil UNCHANGED. Refined pc
rii'Lt, str@dy at 1900 for standard whlte IN
LorreIs at Sew York. a, o., ,,rir,,r,,
RIIE-stcadv mere hnn pun '' ''''"'''
po'nts' with prices unchanssd;, ,,,., or, nm.
,,Ts4y S5s S5S nSt "'l less s% per per
CHANGED; NM mn crJ"n beet sugar WAS steady
Si"' S gain GAIN Of Jq?:'ff, e. ,d Us i& ns% EsP EsT.
mary its "tu, - ~ II.ntrIfugal. 30 test, I2c
% "%a % 50 o. G%o S"a Ens. %2Ssi @sa eea
NJ TEST. 5'"''. 'HiI January shipment. al
us5Sr ~ 49, hasis &c tSst cost and freight equal
ia ( 33c hero
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
ORIGIN OF BETHLEHEM, PENN.

sCoupons interchangeable. tResistered. 3Cou-
pons sRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

New York. January @, 1912.
IN-wHEAT-Trading was less aggres-
showing come nrmness early, eased of. and
closed at unchanged TO &c net lower. Liver
pool cables were easy, with reports os ilquida =
ton owing TO belief that Argentine damage
reports have been exaggerated and on clear
ing weather in the Argentine. Receipts az
Northwestern points were light Minneapoi'
md Duluth receiving 1l5 cars, against 2I5 the
previous week and 156 last year. No . red,
0pAc elevator. export basis. and 81 OOh
o ahoat; No l Northern Duluth. 81 81 y
b afoat. CORN-Prices early advanced
9, a nc. but values saEged of under realizing
ana final figures were u nc net higner
Export new here. 6S%c o b ahoat. OATS
Firm at the start, but there was active SELL
ils on the bulge and at the close prices were
* lower TO &c higher. Cash oats hrmer;
standard white, 55c in elevator: No ., 55i2c; ;
Nos and 4, 55c; natural and white clipped.
5Ih SIC on track. RYE-Quet; No 2. 96c
nominal C Buffalo to arrive BARLEY
Quiet; mailing. 81 1Sas1 80, I ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export, ( o b afoat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
NEW Work CITY BONDS,

FURNISHED by W. n. Coler d Co.. No. % Geo
- street)
(Accrued interest to be sdded)
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

rdod January q. 1919. ~
- 527 81 clcarinqs this di
ded January g. 1912. siOI
balances this day, Jan uaI
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

- rI1UTr OCCUTTtU III TWVIUTH OT
hE 80 Ircrt,oc,tes. and prices continued nom
tnal. ~ gx.urpS-Modcratc busI-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

3lSE7 900 .31s 900, 0Os2 900 1874 0G2. 600
5i7s5O Dhl 80 2WooO' T0l3O10l 3H2, 256. .000
sa3 72t ooo 81 a9S.oop 1875, 900 i,7Gs.3is.0Oo
'S20d6. ilD1a8 3, Ceatines for week ended De
dav January G, 1912 S3g5 Il7ia3S2
IO7. .Oip IGG -. balances for week ended December
lary q, 1912, $23. e52. 800 10