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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

II expect TO stay right here and man
age the team" he said.
.. H.a
Chicago. tangled game be-
tween Chicago and Pittsburgh
wednesday wiz not he played off. bUt
the winner VIII be decided by Presi-
dent Lyneh Of the National league.
BOston.--The Oliddtn hutomoblie
tour having been postponed for his
year Charles J. Gllddcn. donor 81 tho
tour trophy. last night issued a gene
raj initiation to automobile owners to
accompany him over the route
originally planned from Detroit 10
Nav Orleans. leaving Detroit october
IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

- hour endurance race at Skauug
RINK, saturday night
Bryant hauls trunks. Phone sol.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04

Washington -Arrangrmonts have
been made Ia run a special train be-
tween New York and Boston each
night during the worlds champion
ship series for the newspaper report
Crs who are expected To- be- on hand
10 report the games this year In
larger numbers than ever before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
THERE'S A LONG LINE

OF appetiElng articles that comes from
our oven dAiiy-Ali pure. sweet, whole
BC me and tempting. From lOaves OF
ordinary Bread down to the richer
Cake. here 10 your place 10 buy 10 .
your permanent satisfaction, Every
ingredient used In the mixing ana
baking 10 carefully BcrntlniKed before
being used. so that We are In q posi-
ton 20 positively guarantee the purity
~ everything no offer o. our patrons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-04
TAIN ~ InirulI

ST prr"u DDrwl. "hi,lGu gam
postponed, rain.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

ct Oe, Der g6r oct, ogIaa SiPgtefs
idnOe 6ore9ang5m9nO.
Oct er Dog fun oct enfeIte Qfen.
neife, ser fan gore bette. V}an far
mtOertiOen b9re bette arao Itiaet
til Notionerne, ierlia / Spsrgs.
maalet ON arigen, at De ifal gda
inc umOer oenne 2oo. o6ooroan" !,
Tiger man, tan Ell friiten Ration
i6re &rig? Gr oct life 5tif imoO
8riiten0ommens Q9re2" Men BERTH
er at iige, at ser finoes ingen
%friitte 9tationer. Ser fin0es enfelte
8riitne, fIere eIer fprere; i De
foriteaige Nationer, men Der finoes
ingen Station, bpor 8riten0ommen
er bleuen 2ip ale De e%nfelte, Ell.
Ter / BET Iangt operoeien0e 5lertal.
6anOtes Ser Ell oirfelig friiten ga.
tion, iaa bouoe ben ogiao Ell enc
itaoenOe MiSiion blon0t 5oIfene. 90
ioa tit BEN ogiaa Den tore Opgaue
at lSie, iom al Oer05lig 6re0sbe.
op9eIie life fornlaar, nenli9 at
6rpOe arigens alag.
@en M itaor oct til De enfeIte
at beifGmme oct onoe og beieire
set - pes Sogtmo0i9be0 De, iom
gsr oct, er SIpgtens ion6e Sore.
gangsmpn0; og oe b!iper en- Bel.
iignelie for mango. 6remtioen er De.
res, foroi oere8 2tp er BET 6gieite.
@i8ieIig, Sc iagtmooi9e ifal aroe
SorOen.
3. G6. 9. t FIRE Cher.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
Gn

Sea pil Der 6ellleoe 0pmprfiom.
6eoen paa Ell 9oo. Der life er me-
get poaagtet. Set er en- al 2ipet5
9ooe, men fun ia bar Die for Den.
Maige negter ben Ii9efrem. Do De,
iom onerfenoer Den, mangIer ofte
Moo % Sro til at fsIge ocu %
in0rette 6eres Sip 6erefter.
gau fan BET imiolertio life meg
teS, at oct er nleget oi9tigt for ct
Menueife at fenoe 2ipets 2ooe og
tepe i 0oeren5itemmelie meo Dem.
9ioets 9pffe afbpnger Iigefrem Der.
al. gr man %paatpGrs al 2ioets
2ooe, moo ems 2io blioe iorfeiIet.
Gen Qoo, ieg Der pil benIeOe 0p-
mprfiombe0en paa, er engang for.
muleret / oisie Sro:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
giifop y. Maoiens
differing
/ Den Arboe-G Sas.

aultusminiiter Appel un0ilog
fig, iom befenot, / i'm 8io ior at
offentliggsre sen GrfIering, iom
'aiO. 9iifop .. @aoien baooe oi.
Igioet til W&niiteriet i Den arboe.
&a5musienite Sag.
5 SteOet ior at offentIiggore iel.
De GrtlGrinQen uoieu0te 9finiiteren
uogle eutelte l%o3repne @itater Al
Oeu1e.
)tu ioreli8ger G%rtlpringen, Ser
.bleu aigtoet #. 2lpril 1911, i iio.
lite Numer al u2oue % Gfspeoi.
TONER p~eofommenoe STRIFE % Sfo.
IeUGien" % bar ielgenoe 0roIpo:
Com 6etenOt oileg9er 6olfetir-
fens BrGiter pe0 Oeres 0roinatl OIL
oct &site, at oe oil 6eilitte Jig paa
at iorfpnoe @uo5 0ro rent OF
.purt, iooleOe5 JON oct iinoes i De
.proietIite % apoitoliife Striiter og
/ Dor oanife eDangeliif hIrberife
5olfetirfes fpm6olite Boyer. Get
Gar ira 2lrilo5 1io ppret 9ratsi5
.at foritaa oeune Spm6oIiorpIigtelie
%inaleoe5, at oel fife aagaar a0e
SUm6oierne5 Gntelt6eoer, men
6Do0 man BAR faIot aan0en eaer
oct ~pUientlile SDmboIerne eaer,
iom man uei 6eore flnl0e u0trpfte
set, 6eres @ruu0anifuelier. Ter
fan 6ooOe / 6ortio % g}utio nppne5
mango 6a~itifntteoe o. paaif9nneae
gciitli8e / Dor 6oltetirte, ION oi..
terlig bar opret / llonerensItemmelie
meO 2Groomme, iom er u0talte /
5umbolerne. % 5olfefirfen bar
: short 9iet at iinoe Jig / 'oo6ane
NIfpj8eIier; oct3 er Spmbolerne il
life uiorbeOerliae men Q}uli96e.
Sen ior en- iremilri0en0e 6rfeaoelie
pno mango 8unftet maa 6of0es CAB.
IHe; oet5 iormoar intet anfelt Q}en.
ueife at omiatte beIe ariiteu01H.
mems Sno6olo meo li9e 2lar6eo;
nnnr ban fun er ret beu0t BET. Der
Ear %oigGrenOe 9etponing for 5ros.
lioet, mac Snmiunoet bpre ooer
ue0 ufuI0tomne eaer enooq mtsoi.
iien0e @nifueHer paa Be mere peri.
fertile Gunfter. 6oor @rpnien
meaem oct bpientlige og minore
oGieatlige Iigaer, fan, iom | a0e
aanOeliee 3ing, beler life Der an-
gipes me0 en- baonOgribeIiq %
ufrapigelig 9eItemtbeo; oct oil bero
paa mango 6orbolO, iom b9nger
meo liOer % oan0eligc
ICilitan6e, for @fsempel paa Meni9.
6eOs6epiOit6e0en til oen aione li0
og pna Den @rn0, 6bori 9lfoiaeGernc
Dos enboer enfelt oirfer mo pao
bans friitelige Gin. Nen oen Ie-
oenOe @runoiptning ber oltio ppre,
at 6oor Gfoigelierne beopger fla ON
~ ~
@nfeltbeoer, maa Samfun0et Tor
tolfe SDmboGforpIigteIien meo no.
prGaet 6riiinO % itrptfe iia biot
ODer6pren6e0.
SOaO 9aitor arboe-RosmuSie ems
6oreordg unaaar, 6ar ieg ppret
EpiuG, ON oct ifoI betrnates ION
al en- Mano, iom er fla Rpffe.
oiOOen al fin Gale bebi0it. 6ois
,6an er oct, ga er oct felipe @run6aa.
FfueIier ser life Blot mangler Sc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
(Sluttes pua SIDE g.

9nnmnrfs stamp for Ssmberisllarb
@f Sobn Setnfe.
@n ny uofsrIis SfiIorins al ari.
gen 1880 os so os De umiS.
oelbort foruognoenoe gegibenbebe,
ifrepet al en- 7anif.ameritaner. 1871
Sioer / Omilog. gris so Gests.
Daniib 2ut6. Subl. $ous,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the churchly attest, we now offer our new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE NO. 3O4.
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de-
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 colors on ex-
ceptionally tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 77sx11h
inches. They are executed in the finest Chromolithography
Each folded in an ornamental envelope Of extra strong
quality.
Prices Single copy Is Cts, l Doz s12O, 100 copies SO
net postpaid.
DAN. LUTH PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06


al. @r man paatoGrs al 2iOets
2ooe, moo ems 2io blioe forfeiIet.
Zen 9oo, ieg Der pil benIeoe 0p.
mprfiombe0en pao, er engang for-
muleret / oisie Sro:
DC iaatmooiee ifal arbe Soroen.
Zen, iom bar formuleret 2ooen,
bar / lit e9et Gin pit, at ben life
er ct Menneifepauiuu0 uoen I'll.
bol0 / 9ioet ieio, men Ell al 2ioets
egne 2ope.
! SCR bans 5io par Der fun enfeIte,
JON 5aooe itimtet ben Sop. Seq tpu.
fer poa no8Ie at S5rael5 Dpperite;
eaer pao FIN u0lotioen8 enfoIoige'
.8iie4 - iom Socrotes fables al
Sgren aierfegaaro. Dlen oct bleo
DOG flln oeo 5iapb % anelier.
Set par fprit Seius, ser me0
.fulo alar6eo iormulereoe oenne
Sou % inoretteoe lit eget 2to Der
efter.
De ~iagtmo6i9e ital aroe 3oroer,
lGete han. Aoor nrimeli9 Den Cant
fe enc fumoe innes ioa par oct Dog
Ell Al 2ipets egne 2oOe. Seiu en-
eJenfprli9 % b~enipn5Io5 Slpgt
Iful0e iaa Oct at ie. 9}aor De iagt-
mooiae ta6er, oa oin0er Dc. 0eO
oeres Sa9tmo0igbeo 6eifpmmer DC
9oI0smpa0ene % b~eieirer Dem.
5oroen er 6eres. ior0i oere3 zip cr
BET 5aieite o. i%ulotomneite. Sanoe-
Zig, De ia8tmo0iae ifai arOe 5or-
Den.
SOUS frrte 5a9tmooig5e0. 0len
life blot meo iine 0ro. 9lei meo
5ele it 2io.
Ger a mig" iaaoe ban, ut6i
ieg er io9tmo0ig." 90 ban fsie0e
til; ysoa ital 5 finOe 6oiIe for
eoer5 SipIe.@
San par iagtmooig. Sa3tnooig
Git ban omfring % iorfonote @uos
Rige % biaIp aae. Sagtmooi9
too ban for Gao0et og ior Bilotu3.
Saltmooi9 bar ban lit aors til
8olgat6a, io8tmo0i9 6aie0e ban lit
9opeo / 9goen.
Qien oerior 6aooe. ban ogiaa Sui
lie for jim siel. Dg oerfor oroe0e
ban osiaa Soroen.
3oao par BET. Der 9ioroe, at sri,
iteu0ommen eff uitan9ieli9t trent
inferior Del maatiae 8omerri1e o.
6eieireoe Mons % @rGfenlano5 @u
Der % 1atioens iitoiofiite Spite.
mer2 Mon BET life iarli3 uar De
'artitne5 Snatmooig6eo2
n aeiier nero raieoe imoo Dem.
og 2aperne isnoerflpnae0e Dem, o.
9aaIene flamme0e oa aoriene rel
ites - 5oao par 5et oa, Der 3ioroe
BET moiletted0e SnotrDf paa Ill
ifuerue5 1uiinoe2 3e artitne5
Sagtmo0ig6aol
2et opoafte 8orisllerne5 3aeri
at De le0 ioa iaatmooi9; Oct 6eifpm-
me0e Dem. deiultotet al 6orfol-
qeliernc 6leo. at oe aritne5 1aG
mango @ange ~foroobIe6es. Get par
Martprernes Sa9tmooigbe0, iom
gioroe BET.
9isielia, De ia8tmooi9e ifaG aroe
5oroen
Men 9aloer ben 9oo oaiao M til
Dn92 % er Der mtligt at mo.
rette tit 2io eiter Den?
Com en- al 2ipets egue 2ooe gel.
Der ben naturligois ale Gage. 90
oct er mnliat ogioa for ct mooerue
Wenneife at lepe eiter oen.
Men oct er panifeligt.
Ter freezes for oct iSrite meaen
SeIbfornpgteIie. 2ige ina let iom
oct fatoer 900 oa BLOB at ilaa
It'll meo fnpt 0poe oe gengal0e
onot meo onOt, lige iaa oaniteliat
lfaIoer oct iagtmooig at GiOe llret
og gengplo onot meo go0t.
Og oernpit frrpes DER meget
lMoo oe megen Gro. @or Slpat bar
Ibsrt iaa meeen Gale ON aaampen
lfor EilopreIien", bpor Den itprfe-
lite oItio ~ieirer. Men at oen fagt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Higher on Government
Report-Coffee Also Gains.

The official government estimate Of the
grain crops showed that wheat had gained
about 1900 900 bushels over the previous
estimate. but the increase, which was due
20 increased acreage, had been anticipated
by the trade, and although the market
was easy early II frmed up in the after
noon, and the close was firm at net
gain for the day OF hqAc. Corn held
steady, with commission houses and
shorts the best buyers. and gained 1SGAc
on the days trading, while oats were
quiet. with small price changes and the
tendency Upward.
Trading I'm coffee was OF small volume
but local covering and little new buying
kept the market comparatively firm, with
the close at a net gain Of to 10 points.
There seemed TO be an opinion that the
Brazilian situation was firmer, as Europe
has been buying coffee and weak holdings
have been lquidated. on the whole the
market is In a waiting position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

lambs. 50 23as7 30: yearlIngs. $ 5ogs7; wetnss
ers,, 81 25@ss; ewes. IS 70as4 20 atOcker' ana
Pittsbureh' Dec 1s-cATTLE-R Receipts.
3. 600: prime heavy steers 81 i0as9 90; heavy.
s9Q$9 30; fat. 81 5Oass 3d. fair - SgdSs - -.
fair. So 25as4 80; butcher bulls. s. 50QS8 %;
milch cows s35aS70 CALVES-Receipts,
LOCO: top. sli 30. HoGs-Receipts 1900:
prime heaves. 81 80; mixed. 81 5o mediums
81 5O heavy Workers, 81 80: light. 81 40 pigs,
81 80. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, lD'Voo;
prime wethers 81 IS; choice lambs, s. 90.
Cincinnati Dec. l6-CATTbE--Recelpts
2.5ss: slow and lOGi5c lower steers, 81 900
s. 80: heifers SO 75Gs7; cows. s3ns8; calves
slow and 25@5Oc lower, S5qsl0 H9QGS-kee.
ceDs 'SSs sssG g. Sss ana lights $50
81 10: stays. s4ds6 80. SHEEP-Recelpts, 7l3i
steady. 81 1888 So; lambs. slow and log2oc
East Buffalo Dec 1e.-cATTLE-R Receipts.
5000 head slow and lOG2Jc lower. prlme
steers. s. e5qs9 butchers. s8ess -; onhs; 20 20
IS 80: helfers, ~ 75Gs7 % cows, $3qso y:
stockers and feeders, ~ 75dS7: fresh cows and
springers steady at s55as75: yEALS-Reeeipts.
Receipts %. 800 active: pigs l0ql5c higher;
others 10G20c lower; heavy. mixed and York
s g ?S s sta 49, sS a 80 q sa re- r s. 60
81 40 SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts. q. 600;
active; yearlings, 25c lower: lambs. Doc lower
lambs, s5Gss 80; yearlings, s8as6 90: "ethers'
s3as5
[By Telegraph TO The Trbunel
St Louis, Dec. t6--CATTLE-Receip
$500: fairly active and i0Il5c lower; steers,
S5nSio 80; heifers. S4aS7 %: cows, SO 50dSo 80;
Southern steers, 81 15GS6 S. HOGS-Receipts.
II 600; good grades steady and active; all 9TH
ers slow and 10di5c lower; choice medium to
heavy weights 81 35aS7 a.: bulk OF sales. 81 10
Gs7 80: packers 81 90QS7 IS; best lights, 50 50
dST 10. fair do. 50 50GS6 20. pigs. $685. 10.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000, moderately active
and 15T25c lower. lambs SO 5ONSS. Gull lambs
81 50dS6; mutton sheep. s4GS4 20; common to
medium DO SO 256S3 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

Chicago. Dec 10 CATTLE Receipts, 90
900: l5a5Oc lower: bceves. 81 40a$9 s5. Texas
steers. 81 4Oas5 So. Western. s. 25as7 80;
stockers and feeders. 81 25Qs7 ~ cows and
heifers. 81 75Gs7 80: calves. So 5Oasl0 HOGS
Receipts 3s, 900: Sc lower; light 81 956
81 30: mixed. s7as7 35; heavy. 81 95as7 IS;
rough. 81 D5as7 rs: pigs. s5a<T. bulk OF sales.
81 l50S7 80 STDEP-Receipts. -. 600; weak
s. 4Ons6 rs: rative lambs. So 2Oass 20; West
crn. ST 25gSS %
Kansas CITY, Dec l6-CATTLE-Receip
1900. including 1900 Southerns; 15q25c lower;
dressed beef and export steers, s. J04Si0 so.
fair to good. So 25as7 Is; Southern steers, $5a
81 ~: Southern cows. So 2S1S6 %. bulls. 81 30
ass %. calves. S6n$lO. HOGS-Receipts, :,
600: steady 10 weak; bulk OF sales. So 95G
81 60; heavy. 81 25as7 32is packers and butch
ere, s. 1857 80; light, So 95ds7 %; pigs. seq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
NEW YORK CURB.

Trading In the curb market Yesterday
Continued on a light scale. with the gen
ELL tone irregular. There was a decid-
eddy better inquiry for Standard Oil Of
New Jersey at a range Of about points.
United Cigar Stores Of America showed
weakness at the outset on small offerings.
declining over ~ points. but subsequently,
recovering. Tobacco Products preferred
declined points. but likewise rallied
Brlush-American Tobacco ran off &, but
later rose nearly a point. The mining
list was moderately active Braden Cou-
ier opened AZ slight Improvement, but
lSter ran oil q. British Columbia copper
was quiet but firm. lireene-C ananea was
down nearly point Stewart Mining was
active ana hrm. The silver stocks We're
fegIecfed and about unchanged. Bonds
We're dull and Irregular
Alter the Supreme Court decision the
marEct developed more activity and
suensth, especially in the higher price
ihuuStrlalS, although during the last
hour trading again subsidized, with slight
reaction on profit taking. Mason Valley
os was an exception declining over 10
lolnts I'm sympathy with the easier tone
in the stock Nevada mining stocks We're
rather active and trading was on a heavy
scale. IN the morning prices We're soft
but later in the day a marked improve
ment occurred, especially TOnOpah Mcr-
ger, which advanced from l6C TO soc ana
North star from lSc to 2oc. West End
sold at 81 1SGN %, closing at the top Jim
Butler changed HANDS at oS009c and Mid
way at 32U3iC. GOidheld Atlanta was
traded to the extent of about 1900 shares
at ltdAiec ana 10 was reported That sales
took place at l9c in the West The mar
ket closed firm, with prices at the highest
point of the day Detailed operations fol-
low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses an Early Advance to New
High figures for Season.

An early advance in the cotton market
carried March and May options to -
cents. or a little over Sl2 80 bale. over
last October's low record This advance
brought out heavy realizing, and the mar
ket eased of, closing net points lower 10
4 points higher Leading trade interests
were credited with buying on the scale
down. but at no time was there any ag-
gressive demand. Bearish sentiment
around the ring appeared TO be based on
expectatlons OF gradual slackening Of
trade and an Increase in acreage next
spring. Southern spot markets were UNI
changed to &c higher, and the local mar
ket held steady at 1890 for middling up
land Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated STOCK
Exchange was on a very heavy scale
the sales tOtalling 1875 shares. inc
course of prices during the day presented
some remarkable contrasts. Following
irregularity on the 900 o'clock openins'
the market plunged downward under the
lead OF Reading. In the early Afternoon
however there was sudden change
when news came from Washington that
the United states Supreme Court hdd
handed down its long awaited decision ln
the anthracite trust case. The recovery
the early decline. IL disturbed large
outstanding short interest. which hur-
ried 10 cover its bearish commitments.
The market broke heavily IN the fore
noon and there were some wide differences
az the low levels between the quotations
and the closing prices Detailed opera
fiopa follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local market for street COD
per was quiet with lake and electrolytio
quoted at 1852 = all s7lac and casting at IL 70
d1737iac. Standard copper on tae Metal tx
change was weak and unsettled, with spot and
December quoted at 16. DC; January February
and March, IL. 25al7c. Exports for the month
thus far, II. 1873 tons. In London copper was
steady az fI3 los for spot and IA los for tut
ures.
TIN-Weak; spot. 4e60a49. s7lsc; Deem
Der 40 5jG49 STlgc; January, 40 AZ = 2 40 81 2c;
February and March 49.3I y lI49. 6212c. Lon
don tin closed quiet at t225 rs Ga for spot anu
f225 los for futures.
East ST. Louis. 4.12h041Tizc. London lead
closed az Els is "a. .
PELTER-Quiet; New York spot, Iva
74Oc: East ST. Louis 710G720c. London
spelter, f26 los
IRON-Cleveland warrants. Sos 81 IN Lon
don. Locally iron was unchanged, with NO l
foundry Northern and Southern. quoted az
SIS T5Tsfe %: No Northern SIS 2jnSlS 30;
No / Southern, soft. SIS 50GSi9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago, Dec. l6.-LOcal securities aver
aged lower to-day as q result of an early
break. The price list recovered part Of
its losses In late trading. when the East
ern movement rebounded sharply Union
Carbide dropped several points during the
morning. Carbon. Peoples Gas and
Chicago Railways series also lost a
point or more each. Sears RoetuCk com
mon dropped a couple Of points and later
recovered, while fractional net losses oc-
Cured in Illinois Brick. Biscuit common
and others. Harvester Can, Booth
Fisheries common. Swift and Steel com
mon were unchanged. Business IN bonds
was more active than usual. Selling mad
the effect OF depressing a number OF is
sues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17
MOIASSES AND SYRUPS-

steady with good iobbing call. Syrups quiet.
NAVAL STORES-The market FOR spirits
turpentlne was firm and higher, at 43c for
machine barrels. R0sin was firm and lOc
barrel higher Tar held steady but unchanged
OILS-Iinseed oil unchanged Refined pc
trOleum steady at $500 for standard white IN
barrels AZ New York
KICE-Frm. at full but unchanged prices.
SUGAR-Rehned steady and unchanged,
with graduated al A. 0c the selling basis
Some sales OF Cuba sugar, December clear
ance. were made at 9-l6C, basis 90 test cost
and freight equal 10 $500 duty paid, and the
market clossd steady on that basis. Musca
vado was quoted at 342c and mOlasses az
3.I7c. In London beet sugar was quiet ana
unchanged. with December AZ 9s Sad: Janu-
any, IS 7lsd. and May, at los.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARaNCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAI~-F7our inactive, with
trading u jobbing charscter. Spring pat
ents. 81 50GS4 80; winter straights. 81 30
81 C5. winter patents. 81 1jGS5 10; spring
clears. 81 30aS4 80. extra No 1 winter. 81 lja
81 Is; No .. 81 O5uS4 20. Kansas stralghts.
81 1884 20. fancy spring patents 80 4OuSJ 90.
RYE FLOUR Quiet; fair 70 good; 81 G0a$5 80:
choice To fancy s. 904$4 BUCKWHEAT
flour. So 3OQS2 30 per 100 10 CoRNMEAL
Steady: Kiln dried 81 ~. BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow. 81 35aS1 40; coarse, 81 Boa
81 30 FEED-W Western bran, S23 10; standard
middlirg S23 20: nour do S27, red dog 81 10;
city bran. SO bulk. S24 sacks, middling, 81 ~
0s30: red dog. $50 5O hominy chop. S234N2t
bulk. S24 2Oax25 20 sacks; oilmeal. s33nS54 30.
COFI EE-While sales were small, amount
ing 90 a. 600 bags. there appeared TO be a bet
ter feeling and prices were nrmer. closing al
q net advance OF sai0 points. European mar
kets were higher. Hayre showing gain ot
l1aA franc. while Hamburg was hnl pienniS
higher Brazil was firm, showing an advance
n 20 reis AZ Rio and 20 refs az Santos while
the special cable showed further advance 81
30 refs Tor No santos. Cost ana irelGnt
offers from Brazil we're Irregular, but gehetally
higher ranging from 10 10 - points above
last weeks quotations. spot demand was IN
active but IN some quarters there was slight
Improvement In demand. spO; unchanged al
l4c FOR Rio No I. Local contract prices -
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DRESSED HOGS-Bacons. 10S Gi0ssc; PIGS
Iisc. CUT MEATS-Plckled bellies dull. ~ =
d12ac. Pickled hams firm, l4Gl4lac. TAI
LOW-Dull: special &c; city, Sac asked conh--
try, tQBAc. LARD-Weak. Quoted, lo4og
10 6jc: city ICAc Refined easy. south Amefl-
can l. l5c: continent, II. DC; Brazil Kegs
- 15c: compound quiet. 7M4skc 81 TEAM
INE-Weak, oleo, 10 i2dllc, city lard BE.
COTTONsEED OIi.-The weakness in lard
prompted active LIQUIDATION, which. In turn,
brought about active general selling and prices
we're weak closing at a net decline Of I 70
points Local contract prices.
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec. &c. -. CLovERsssEEiD - y Prime rns
cash as 20, AVA CO. No q sii O5gsIl 10. ALsIKE,-,
Prime ana Psssbe So De sS s4r'. g. Febra
arv 81 O5: March. 81 OH.
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1as2. AIM ,o, saa.s 70. PARsNIPs, Dbl.

s1as2; eth box. s2as2 50; PARsNIPs, Dbl:
75cqsf 10; PARSLEY, curly, Dbl. 81 o0gs-'
plain. s2as4; crate. 5ocasi; ROMANO, Flor
ida. basket 5OQ Toe: Charleston, 23qSoci Ne"
orleans. Dbl. SlGS1 50; basket. 5Oqloc; k AD-
ISLES, dollhouse, 100 lunches, slnS2; SFis S-
ACH, Dbl 50cgsl; SHALLOTS. Dbl s2gso
SQUASH, Hubbard Dbl, $lQSl 25: marrow. I9c
GSl %; Florida. white, basket, 81 80; TUE-
NIPS, rutahaga, Dbl or bag. 5Ocasl white. -
G15c; TOMATOES, Florida, carrier 81 Sog
81 %; Cuban $i8s2; hothouse n, s1loc
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PROyIsIONs-There was heavy liquida-
ton part OF which was believed 20 come Iioln
stock ward interests, and the market was ~es a.
and lower PORK-Barely steady; mess, slp o -
qSla 30: family. s23gS24; short Gear, eZ i,,t
S24 30 BEEF-Firm. mess, s5qsZs iaInls'
s4O9fs4i BEEF HAMs-steady' sSoesSz
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec 10 Export sales here helped
bring about a rally to-day IN wheat. Tho
close was firm at an advance OF shade To
= net. Corn finished "a sc Up. and oats
with a gain OF 1-l6ahc, but provisions lie
M47 hc down. Range OF prices: