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New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
RAILROAD CHANGES BANKERS
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to Act for Chicago
& Eastern Illinois.

B. l.. Yoakum, chairman of the board
Of the St Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Company. Yesterday confirmed a report
that Kuhn, Loeb & CO. had become bank
crs for the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company, which has been controlled
by the Frisco since the fall Of 1902, and
added that hereafter that firm would d.
the financing Asked If this included the
ST Louis & San Francisco Mr.. Yoakum an
swered that the Frisco had no financing
to do.
In October 1908, when tho Frisco was
still part Of the Rock Island system it
made an arrangement with Kuhn, Loeb
e Co. 70 take care of its ST,12i9oO ~ per
cent notes. maturing in the following De-
cember. this arrangement Immediately fol
lowing the failure of the Frisco manage
mcnt to agree upon terms with Spcycr &
CO., who were the bankers for the Rock
Island system. II was assumed by the
Street that Kuhn Loeb a. Co would there
after act as the Frisco bankers. but In De-
cember OF the same year tho company sold
10 Speycr 4 Co. an issue OF s3opJO.0cO bonds.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
COAL STOCK HIGH
Certain Stockholders Get $100
Each for Shares Worth $50.

\ thousand shares OF the new Lchigh
Valley Coal Sales Company stock, when
issued, we're sold on the curb yesterday,
the opening transaction being at 1S5 and
the high 2lN with 200 as the final price.
These. quotations were established as
result OF the common belief that the new
company would be placed on a 10 per cent
dividend basis, although no official an
nOunCcment was made regarding the prob
able rate.
The statement issued on Thursday by the
IohiCh Valley Railroad Company was in
complete on several points necessary TO be
known i'm order to reach a conclusion as to
the earning power Of tho new corporation,
ono Of tho most important being whether
the coal to be purchased by the Coal Sales
Company from the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company is to be bought at cost or whether
the coal company will take a profit for
itself on the mining operations.
Lehigh Valley Railroad stock the sales
Of which amounted to 7O,4O0 shares, touched
lS2 in the early trading yesterday and then
advanced 10 1875 closing al 1A. the inn
provCment being based upon the high quo
tations for the Coal Sales Company stock
on the curb. There were some transactions
iu rights on the curb, but they were
subsequently cancelled. as, strictly speak
ing. there arc no rights" in the present
offer to the railroad cOmpany's stock
holders.
\ Lehigh Valley Railroad stockholdcr Of
record at the close Of business Oh January
70 will be entitled 10 the 10 per cent cash
dividend on his holdings. but under the
terms Of the comp1ny'S offer he must per
sonaliy subscribe for his allotment OF tho
Coal Sales Company stock and cannot
tragsfcr 70 any other person his subscrip-
tiou privilege. This subscription must be
for his fun allotment. the amount 10 be
paid by him cqualling the amount OF the
special dividend which he will receive from
the railroad company.
Assuming that he is tho owner OF 100
shares Of the railroad company stock Uac
par value of which. as we'll as of the new
company's stock, is 500 he will receive %
per cent in the special dividend. or 500,
for which he has the privilege Of acquiring
ten shares of Coal Sales stock at par. or.
as expressed in terms Of the New York
stock markets. at 100 per cent
But as the closing transaction in the new
stock yesterday was at 200 per cent. equiva-
lent 10 Slo1 share. the benefit 10 the stock
holder from the coal business segregation
arrangement of the railroad company Is -
per cent. the market value of the new stock
being just double the cost 10 the stock
holder a cost for which he is reimbursed
by the 10 per cent dividend voted him by
the directors of the Lchigh Valley Railroad
Company. Twenty per cent. therefore,
was the profit made by shareholders who
yesterday sold on the curb Coal Sales
stock when issued" for which they re-
ceivc 500 a share the cost to them being
only $50 a share.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Now York. January j.. 1912.
GRAIN -WHEAT-Wth very littl7 wheat
moving, owing to the cold weather and TN"
slow demand both for domestic CONSUMPTION
and FOR export. there was little 10 attract
trading. aud the market was dun and easy.
Rucnos Ayros, and AZ the clos" showed q "'t
loss of !. q 4C. Liverpool reported consider
able pressure there owing to reports OF NOR"
favorable weather for the movement IN Arg'h-
tina, AS well as large shipments for AustrdIlt
and India. and Buenos AvrCs declined = n
l%C. Receipts were light at northwestern
points. and stocks at Minneapolis showed q
decrease of $50 900 bushels FOR the week. hut
cash demand was slow and Northwestern
company said that tho total wheat marketed
in canada exceeded 1000 0e0 bushels. and
that tho bulk remaining IN tn" country - low
grade. possibly -. 600. UD0 bushels Of which IL
unfit for milling. Export sales, - loads at
outportS. 40 = red her" gSi4C elevator 'N-
port basis and 81 OOig b ahuai. 40
Northern Duluth. 81 lH'g O an"nt CORN -
Quiet. but prices were easier, closing At a not
loss Of p. &C.. Export now here. n" o j. aN"tl
Export sales ~ loads 70 arrive. " ! basis
OATS-Easy closing at declin" Of 3, n go.
Spot steady. standard white. Jjlac In elevator :
No - Sc. Nos . and !. IJzC. natural Whlir
and white clipped. ~ = u -. on track. ltl =
Firm. 80 -. 81. nominal, o. / BuNalo. 2" ar
rive. BARLEY-StT0ng. mailing, 81 -"Hkl -
G. Buffalo. Wheat Gncludiug -FOUR exports
for the week. according 10 BTadsjr'0ts. aEgf"-
gate . $50 81 bushels DSau Francisco not IN
cludcdb. against 3 POI GIT last week and Z.'N2.
Gl5 las, year; since July / "O.522.523' aga!nst
&C Isl dO2 last season. corn exports for ih'
week. Si2. GG5 bushels. against l.I2G.I2I last
week and S.J.3T2 last year. since July j.
1, -. 1"t ag3iDst l5IT4O9S last year.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

ass 2J. SHEEP-Rcccipts. 6.000; 1eT20c
lower; lambs. 81 25m So 30; yearlings. s5at5
wethcrs S3 7JGbSf 10. ewes, 50 21TSf 10;
stockers and feeders s3M$4.
East Buffalo, Jan. 12.--CATTJ.E-ReespiE
25O: active and rteady. VEALS-Recepts
500; active and steady. HOGS-Recepts.
5000; glow and . a 1Oc lower; heavy and
mixed SO - use 40 Workers, So i5@ss 40;
pigs. So loffSG -; roughs. 50 65d 81 10; dairies
So 10m 81 ~. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts
10000: market active: sheep steady; lambs
&c higher lambs. s.! J0NS7 90; lambs closing
slow, lJN2Jc lower
by Telegraph to The Tribunel
st. Louis. Jan. 12-CATTLE-Receipts l.
2ON; light offerings found disposal at about
steady prices demand fair: steers. SASS 80 I;
heifers dull and l0c lower 50 Goa SO Is; cows.
- tOmSI IT.; Southern steers, So So Sc
HOGS-Receipts. 900; fairly active and
steady: choice, 200 to 325 10, 81 308S6 45; #;
bulk Of sales Of l65-lb and upward So t5q
~ s1 80; PACKERS 50 9oaS 80: bes, lights. l6j ID
and under, 50 1JGt S6 II; fair do. s. 4Od$5 20:
best pigs. 10 10 and under. 81 256 S. 90: fair
piss' $jaSJ g. SHEEP-Receipts, 2,1J3;
i5Iriy active and i0N zoe lower: lambs SIS T5d
>. j." Gull lambs, SiGS5 so: yearlings s5 256s
e. :" mutton sheep S4gS4 60; common sheep
HN
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
TRUST COMPANIES LOSE GROUND.

Albany. Jan. 12.-Superintcndcnt Van TUyl
Of the State Banking Department to-day
completed his tabulation Of the statements
OF the eighty-four trust companies Of the
state showing their condition under the call
Of December o last. They reported total
resources Of $l.sJ6, 6,235, Sol, which. in compari-
son with their aggregate on September o.
the date Of the last previous call, was a
decrease Of $33Ti0,g93. This was accounted
for by a decrease during the quarter in
total deposits held by the institutions Of
.. .295,275. the total being Sl.S422 27O,029. Dur
ing the same period there was an increase
in the total loans OF trust companies Of
SIG. .92J. .E62
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. t2--"The Commercial Buile.
tin will say Of fsne wool market Saturday:
There has bHen q fair trade in wool on
the Boston market this week. although 20
heavy individual sales were reported. The
market continues very healthy and prices
tend upward. especially on scaICs grades.
such as leeces, which are quotably higher
Territories are steady AT last quotations
SECURED wOolsI in fairly g,Dod request
from the mills and also In speculatlys
demand from dealers. especially medium 10
coarse lots. and particulariy supers.
The shipments Of wool from Boston from
January to January II, inclusive, were IL
I99131 pounds. against 6.1s7 os5 pounds for
the same period last year. The receipts from
Janusry 70 January II. inclusive, were s..
14G62b pounds. against 5,74e. 746 pounds for
the same period last year"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

:. liverpool, Jan. 12.--wHEAT-spot arm:
no Manitoba- SIS 3isd; 10 .. Is f04d;
fulures easy; March. Is 6Md: May. IS AID:
July IS 4$sd. CoRN-Spot American mixed
ne" easy % 0i@d; old steady. Is Sd futures
quiet; January. IS ad February - 9hd.
fLOt tR-Wtater patents. 2ss. HOPS-In
Lon"pn ,Pacinc CoasD, il1dfl2. BEEF
Extra india moss. 1908 PORK-Prme mess
western iHs I'D. HAMS--Short cut. 5rs.
BACON-Nnmb"rland cut 46s cd; short rib.
ass Cd: clear bellies ass Cd long clear mid
dies. light. ass Cd: heavy iSs short clear
backs. 4Gs: shoullcrs square 46s LARD
Prime Western, tlorces. AIS Cd; American re-
hnen. paiis AIS sd. BUTTER-GOOd United
States. no stock. CHEESE-Canadian finest
whit. 18s 81: colorcd. 74s TAILOw-Prime
city. 32s. TT'RPENTINE--Sp Sos sd
RosGN.comIn2n. I7s. PETRoLEu uM.-Re-
nned. "a. LiNSEED OIL, ASS Sd. COTTON
SEED OIL~-Hull refined. spot. 2is I'D
TALLOW-AussrJilian in London. 32s
London, Jan. J2.--RAw SUGAR-Centrf-
ugal. lbs "a: rFIscovado. 13s Cd. BEET
SCGAR--January lbs 0&d CALCUTTA
LINSEED--Apr-Iu Iuue, Sis I'D LINSEED
OIL. 4Os Sd. SPERM OIL. f3+ los. pETRo-
Lf'J h-Ayne r., :, ercan car refined 65.led: spirits
7'sG. TURPENTrEE.--spirits, Sos ed. RosiN
American straine d. lis Sd fine. 1ss 7isd.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
REcEIVERsAIP NOW CLOSED.

The term set by Judge Lacombe, of the
United States Circuit Court, to file objec-
tioas 20 the sale of the property Of the old
Street Railway Company TO
its bondholders expired yesterday and no
exceptions were brought before the court.
Judge Lacombc thercupOn issued a final
order approving the transfer Of the prop
trty to the new management This closes
definitely the receivership of the Metropoli-
tan Street Railway Company, which alb
sorbed much Of the courts time since 1907.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Ian l.. - CATTLE -- Receipts,
? 600. steady: becyes. - - n s. %: Texas
steers 81 5OpS5 81. Western. 81 5oR$I 70;
stockcrs and feeders So 5dd$ s.. cows and
heifers s2dSsG5 calves. So j0MS9 20. HOGS
pcceiu,s - 900: steady and strong. lgnt.
g. 30 n 81 30: mixed. 81 % n 81 80. heavy. $50
ff ~: rough. SST$G -: good to choice tcav",
So IL n S6 ~. pigs 81 - - 90: bulk OF sales.
81 20 Il 50 b SHEEP-Receip 5000. l0c
lover than Yesterday, native 81 - a 81 %:
western. So 5OHS5 y"ariinEs. s. 2JI So 20.
s. 80
Kansas city. Jan. 12.-CATTLE-Reccipi
l. 100 including 100 S"dtherns; 1Un llc hlsher Q
dressed lo,f ana export steers, 81 10 y IS -;
fair 20 good. 81 - 81 60; Western. $5H 81 {,
stockcrs and feeders. S4d Sc -: Southern.
81 - N So 30. SoUth.r.i COWS F3 81 ~. native,
81 II 50 -. hrifars. 50 - a 81 20; bulls. 50 ""H
s. -: calves. So 5oTSN. HOGS-Rer. ipis.
I. 900: 5r higher: bulk ~ sales So GOA 81 30,
f.ayv. 81" "5iSG4gL. packers and butcher.
s. 20f, ST. i2is: lights. s. 70GS6 so. pisS, 50 -
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
EXPECT HIGHER STEEL PRICES.

companies of the United States steel Cor
poration held their usual monthly meeting
in this city yesterday to discuss conditions
in the trade. The heads or some Of the
companies reported a slight falling Of from
the activity of last December while others
said that their plants were working at
larger capacity than for months past. The
question OF a general advance IN prices Of
finished steel products was said 10 have
been one Of the principal subjects dis
cUssed. and although no announcement VAS
made, 1t is believed in the trade that prices
viii be higher shortly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

box. $r5Oas2 81; basket. s1aS2 Cuban, box.
SID So KALE. b6L J0W65c; KoHLRABI, 100
"a 30; lima BEANS. half bushel box, $3n
S3 80; LETTUCE, basket S1q$3; ONIONS,
Snban. new crate. 50 $50 81 So: old. whit
crate 81 - a 81 80; state and Western. 1O0-lb
nag, yellow 80 70 S2 80; red. iO0-lb bag.
81 25ds2 40; Orange County, yellow or red,
e. 6s2 81; cuban, 81 son 81; PEPPERS
Florida box S2q 81 80; 9-til carrier, 81 75a
e. -: t;-tiil 81 20 81 70. Cuban. carrier 81 n
SI 20: box. 81 JOaS2; PARSNIPS. bbl, 81 Is:
PEAS, basket. 81 ass so; PARSLEY, plain or
rurIy, Dbl. S14$9 crate. 81 80; basket. s.:
Roma me basket. 81 J0mS2 Dbl. S3d s.: box
81 n 81 30: sHALLOTs. 100 punches, 81; SPIN
ACH. basket, Sl4s2 20; SQUASH Hubbard.
b6 81 3Sg $ 81 m56r"T Gi = 2T%S ruSbass hafss
Iii, 6Ocm$1: white bbl $1asl -; TOMA-
TOES, Florida, carrier S1gs2 -; Cuban, 81
50; Nassau, Slgs2; WATERCRESs, 100
I,rncbCs S2MS2 90
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
FRIoko COKE OVENS FIRED.

Uniuntown Penn, Jan. 12-The II. G.
Frick Coke Company. subsidiary of the
Steel Corporation, has ordered the firing
OF l.250 coke ovens I'm the UniontoUn-Con-
nellsyille district. The firing will give en-
ployment to 1900 men. Within a few weeks
Si34 ovens have been lighted by the Frick
company. Most of these had been idle for
TWO or more wears.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

14.ioc. Londoa casy; spot 5s2 rs Cd; futures
m1uth. lake copper, II = N 14Fsc; electrolytIc.
IiF. 1859: gas5ns Ia &c 40 I5MEasy; - so
~ rbrrraT-- 10 - N &c: March. 4GH Ale: April.
~ "a 40 75e; May. .!062 Z 4O62 &c. London
steady; spot, elSl: futures, ny soH 3s. LEAD
:, Iouis London. ilj lis Sd. SPELTER-
quiet; 645a G.G5c New York go "a so East
mn SnoL.o,.s 735c IRON-CIeyeland war
ignis J'l,i 5gs ~ in london. Locally steady; No
/ foundry Northern Sii 75GSlj; No >, Sl4 81
msltT5; No southern ana SOIL 81 2o@
CoTTONSFED OU.-Firm and lHf points
net higher. Buying was credited TO leading re-
finer. Igra! contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
BOND ISSUE AUTHORIZED.

Albany. Jan. 12.-The Public Service Com
mission has authorized the Fitchburg Rail
road Company to issue N,2O0tG0 Of ~ per
cent bonds 10 be sold at not less than par.
The proceeds are 10 be used to refund S0o.-
90 I'm bonds of the Fitchburg Railroad
Company and in payment to the Boston &
Maine Railroad Company for expenditures
by that company on improvements, addi-
tons and bctterments 10 the Fitchburg line.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

SDOt qulo' ara UU'IduE1u at Hb'b lot lllib
ding uDlsud; sales MI, delivered on contract
/ 600 bates. Liverpool cables. Spot. fair bust
rogs doing: sales 5000 bales, speculation and
c&Dort 500. American. 1000. imports. .lhoni
American. 2O.ODp. Middling upland. J.31d
Tutprcs opened steady At to points ad-
vance: closed 'tendy. " to -. points higher.
January ana January -Fcbruary. I2ld; Fohru-
arv- March. 523d: Msrch-April. '.23h April-
Nav. 527Hd: Ipy juno, 5.30d: luuc-Ju!y.
533d: July-AuEu1,, 5."ld: August scpt"mpcr
October -%OvcmbCT. NO
ycpbcr- December and pccnmbcr-JauuaIy.
$500.
COFFEE-Thcro was more confident feel
inc cgrIy and first prices were 10 ~ points
nm from the proyiDuF close. Havre showed
GTmuoss and reports from Brazil said that
Zoo situation thcre was nrmcr I'irst prices
uroycd 10 he thc high point of the day, how
eycr. auh the market gradually weakened.
,IosiuR al a net loss OF 20 20 points. with
lies n 122 800 bags. Thc pressure WAS par
,icuIarly hsavyliH March. which sold below
,hc low point Of Thursday. and at tho dc.
cii,c sbowed a net loss since the beginning OF
,Ic now year Of 30 points. Will" the later
,nontbs we're about &c lower. HaVo was
I'LL, francs higher at the start. but lost part
81 mo gain closing At q not advance OF 4
franc. Hamburg was = pfennig higher 10 =
MINT, lower: RIO declined 20 TeIs. while
G,rtns v..s 200 to 600 rcis lower although
IT,, ,,,s a par,iaI recovery Of - points. Spot
duli and weak. Rio g.. lie. Local contract
prices. y,g,,r .
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

pROy;sIONS-Fair steady carly. but gave
way under liquidation and IN sympathy with
SStiTi.. y,ess s17mSI7 90: family. $40 n $50;
Snort clear. si7a$1s 90. BEEF-FiFm: mess,
Tl@@f,r IRA India mess, S23n $23 30 BEEF
s2om SSl DRESSED HOGS
Flrm at 81 @sEa Ga,c p MfATTMP'GsISs TicEied Gs@I
G,,,, ,I6IIi.c TALLOW- Steady: special.
eEc. city. &c. country ~ 4GNc LARD
n11su, 1;id4lo West 0.40d .. soc. city quiet:
- y, -. refined Gtm; South America, Io.4jc;
Contincnt. 9oac: Brazil. kegs. ~ .4Ic: com
Mound steady 6s. tlc 81 EAhlNb--oleo' ""
oi. -. city lard. 10i4 a lO'kc.
METALS COPPER STANDARD easy; spot
ranuarv February March and April, 13v0U
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
were flied in the United States District
Court yesterday:
SOLOMON SELIGMAN. Of No. 80 Gin
ton street formerly a dealer in silks at
No. Sl9 Canal street; voluntary. Liabilities,
81 M9. no assets
FRANK S FITZPATRICK, Of No. 99l
Summit avenue; voluntary. Liabilities,
E51O; no assets. Tho debts were all con
tracted at Oneonta y. Y. where he was
OF the firm Of T. +. Fitzpatrick & Sons, gro
cer!t IS ho, dissolved in May, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
BIG DAY FOR ASSIGNMENTS.

Six assignments for benefit Of creditors
were filed in the County Clerks Office yes
terday. The number is said TO be the
largest for any one day in ten years Law
yers say that assignments arc filed more
frequently now because the judges Of the
United states District Court appoint the
assignecs as receivers when bankruptcy
petitions are filed, and thus the debtor can
have a friendly receiver administer the
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
STANDARD OIL INJUNCTION.

Paranagua, Brazil, Jan. 12.-Thc federal
government to-day obtained an injunction
against the Standard Oil Company Of
Brazil nm American institution, which
served TO stop the construction Of the com
pauy's warehouses here.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SEE D PRICES.

Toledo. Jan. ~. - CLovERsEED - Cash.
Sl3 %. January. sl3 05; February. SiS OS:
March. s13 No ,, sl2 60 "a S12 10: No 2, S12 40
@$l2 80. roieded. Sl2 159$12 25: no estso-
lished grade. 81 500 Sl1 30. AISLkE--Cash
81 20; January, 81 20; March. S11 IS.
TIMoTHY-Casi. 81 30; January 81 30;
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. l2,-An easier turn in wheat to-
day resulted from improved weather IN the Ar
gertine. making the outlook tyatter for the late
harvesting I'm that country. C5osing prices were
&c to iIc lower than last night. Final trades
left corn &c to %sc down: oats, unchanged 10
&c OFF, and hog products at a shade 10 7jAGl0c
decline. Range Of pr!ccs:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
NEW YORK PRICE'
INTERIOR RECEIPT~
~EABOARD CLEhIiiNtI

nr'n' sprins pat'ni,. s. cog s. 20. winter
straigN's, 81 25g 40 winter ps'r",a N4"F
s. so sgr'ag o.s.rs - 80" - o. % ,e,,H Ie So ~
,.SS ~. Karsss siraiguiE, 81 5n4&i -. isao5
.prins patents. so - 81 -. HYE FLOUR
!ar,y T. si5 asSss * 5so' .S bsttS'2EWnEir fLorG
>" - . s. ~ re- loo "a 'GENMEN,ii,@',S ~. an
hmg d,a. oi s. s. o, 81 sA% 5alI,i 81 Ip5aSiso
FEED-NsstCru spring. IS -. fishaiII INV
dhrg. 81 80: nour 90. 81 %. I'D do , y ~
sci 5oai ga1. red dog. So 30 hgmiry ,n"p. 80
JUN. So 20 sacks. oGmcaI $50 5o4Sio
COTTON yolcn, nucluati291z ~erc "a, aGcar..
made for tie movement "a ihe middle ~ 'H"
day. suI for tts first time since lasi ocioh'i
local contacts reached IL. Zoe mstt, ~ w.
bI1b,E' level reached "a. active months gen.
crallr showed advances 81 from 10 80 i
points over he closiGg hs1,e' ~ o."
and Of practically 81 hnl" from '.' ~
level 81 ih- morning Ito EnNahc' vas
chocacd by 1,avy realizing, ho~"v"r, aud the
muriSDt 'nt=r reacted very fhdTp'y' WIN ~.
close hardly steady and last prices ShpNirr 2
ret loss 81 from 2 80 points Tor lhc d..
The opening vas steady al decline pi "
poiuts uud'r tho closing hFur's "t 3'Si,IaSs
in tho "hrly session. Ao,I,,, ON ,,, ,nT, r
aud vo,llen mills OF LaWrDEC'. Mass Mhl,h
threatened to tahy ihc form ~ e stIik". ""lyS
20 tho demand Of operatives 80 ,,cel's-'.,. 90.
same pay und"r th" now ~ h"ur iaM az
uudrr Tho Old schedule ~ "8 hou,s Nc' y.
southern spot mIrhctS we're un'h"ng"i 70
"-1G. higher generally l,c 10 3-lGc higlnr
weekly movement Hgurcs-Por' r"oeipis'
&5i. .2G9 bales, against "i4."o2 last ''or, over
land 20 mills aud Canada. ->hu' "dll =
acgipgt "S2gJ last ycaI. Southern mill tax
lncs estimated. 5000. aEainGt "o""O lIN
year: Ioss of sucks at interior to"nS. fl"..>.
against 39gSg last year, brought int" Hgh'
for tac week 42;,"3G. against 292Ii las'
year. Total crop mogcm@ut-Port receipts
7N27.371 tG.72H added rcc'iPtE H"dE'h WI
rniuctop. otcJ against G.IS5.0iG last 'rGr;
overland 10 mills aud canada, l@S. .i"2. against
SSG.72 - laz; year. southern min taklnSs, rsii-
mated. ..,.,. .Uun. against l.%2U.DpO last year,
g'orls ~ interior towns in excess of Scptciuh"r
172I UsO against G6I G29 last year. brought
into sight for the season 30 date. lO,"il.N2'.
a.airst n1,T 200 last wear. rho total crop
movement IS for I%i days th'9 s"as"n. aGa'usi
13j DAYS last sc1sou. Local contract price,.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
MnLASSEs AND sYRLPS-C


prices last quoted.
NAVAL STOKES Spirits turp"ntino qulcf.
Late advices from Savannah reported slight
Iy ,asi.r rnaf!l.t. although our market was
Insin ard tur steady aud unchanged.
Oils inseod oil unchanged. Refined pctr0-
lcum in scasOnavle demand AT inc recent 'd-
vance.
RICE-Firm. with fair business.
SUGAR Refined unchanged. fine Granu-
Unchanged. JgurIarv shipments rather scarce.
but oncring, Of february liberal spot dun
centrifugal 90 test; 4.A2c. musC0yado. ~ test
beet sugar Vss firm and higher, January and
February. Iis 9Ad. Nay. l5s "d. Willett q
GRAY report total stocks Of Europ" aud Amer
year at the same uneven Mates. Tho decrease
is G5O 3os tons against q d'cIcasr Of 6If,:'NI
tons last week. Total stocks Hud aioais to-
gcthr. show q visibl" supply "f 2.IliNoT tons.
against %.G2, ,2O2 last year ar decrease Of
90. t,us
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

Gross operating revenues decreased in the
year S2612,S76, while operating revenues
over expenses and taxes decreased ai73, ,4O1
The balance after fixed and other charges,
including $2S2lt appropriated for surveys
and for water power examinations was
SIG 0SS ,99G dividend payments from this
amount totalliug $685., i2G. Detailed results
Of operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

Iron. y. No l f.Sl4 si'g Cotton. middiinG. 90
Iron. So. No l.. II % coffee. No Rto.
steel raiis...... l.&h sugar, giahl.at'd 1."p
stand COP spot II 90 MoasScs. . X, 80
Tin .'....... ~ - Reef family. 81 80
Exchange lead. 40 Beef hams. ...... ",
SpcItcr ....... Coo Tallow. prime.
Wheat. No . rcd G'l- Pork. mess -. II :,
sCorn No o - Hogs Dir. lGO II. 81
oats stand VIII - Lard, mid West. -
Flour. Mpls pat SO
Export 0 b anoa-.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDS.

The imports and marketngs of drygoods
as follows:
Last wk Prov. wk. Last yr.
Total imports coo S3S7t, ,.r73 81 :Oj 4oG s. 9S2. 45S
Total markotings.. 3746.2f7 3.OsO524 3.09S, lJ9
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13

S47sG0tt Tho receipt last year. however. OF an
& cos ExpTcss AUGMENTED the normal decrease
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. afoa-.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC REPORT
Company Shows Heavy Loss in Gross
ami Net Earnings in Last Fiscal Year.

The -fereft-ef the Southern Pacific Com
pany (or tie year ended June 30, 1Ml'
shows a surplus after dividends Of 50, IN, 5GS