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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
. THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat Steady, Corn and Oats
Up-C0ffee Lower.

Steadiness in the wheat market gave
rise 10 the impression that strong inter
ests were accommodating a line Of long
In anticipation of an advance, but traders
were not anxious to take changes either
way, and prices moved within q narrow
range, the close being at isc decline to
the same amount advance from Mondays
1nish. Bearish American news was OFF
set by iirnness in foreign markets, and
the European crop summary indicated
damage TO the quality of the crop by
the recent excessive dampness. Corn re-
covered an early drop Of sac. which was
based on the failure of frosty predic-
tons, and closed isal2c net higher. The
gain was made on complaints from Ne
braska, Texas and Oklahoma. oats We're
steady all day, and the opinion was preva-
lent that present prices discount most
OF the favorable crop reports. Tho close
was isWhc up from Mondays final
The coffee market was hammered by
bears. with support from the bulls. titiul
and of little consequence The opening
was at ] 20 points down, and after a
period Of inactivity the market developed
weakness on an lntimaton that leading
bulls were disposing Of some Of their
holdings Increased offerings from Brazil
had more weight than the recent reports
Of crop damage by frost, foreign mar
kcts We're all down. cost and freight
dropped isqi.c and the local futures mar
kct closed at about the low OF the day,
at a net loss of II 10 20 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept i7.--WHEAT-Spot steady
No 1 ana No 2 Manitoba nominal; No !. =
AID: futures firm. October Is 81; December
IL sad CORN-Spot quiet: American mixed
ia no stock: new, kiln dried, Is 2i9d. futures
easy; September. IS 5Hd; December, Is ed
FI.oi'R. Winter patents, @es 90. HOPS %
onson 1Pacifc Coast. 20 15sat7 los. BEBt
--Tlstra India mess. li2s 81. PORk-Prime
r,ess Western 1925 90. HAMS-Short cut.
00s Sd BACON--Cumberiand cut. SOS: shori
III nominal. clear bellies, 64s; long clear MID.
dles light 7Os: heavy, SIS 3D. short clear
backs. eos sHouLDERs-Sguare 5os LARD
prime western. tlerces. BIS; American re
aned pals. 51s Dd. CHEESE Canadian m
EST white. new Cos Cd; coored GGs Cd TAI
IoW-prlme city, 32s ad: Australian In Lon
don 3os 81. TURPENTINE-Splrits. 3is
IINsEED oil. eos 81. PErRoLEL Me-, e.I.c
Gned os.d ROSIN-Common, 16s 81. cor
ToNsDED oIIHu rs s sr! sPStf rs eb bpiS
cal lis Cd: muscovado. 9s %. BEET So
GAR I2s ana. CALCUTTA LINsEED Sep
,.mhcr- october, 6ls 4isd. LlNsEED OIL
S4s' SPERM OIL fae i pETRotHrM ,sd
5 ni,i ppip,IES1TTINF-Spirits. 30s FAD. RoSIN-
American strained los 4l4d; hns; ISs ,.,,..
Antwerp. sept. 17.-PETRoLEUM' % francs
IN confines
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Say q q; 20 state e, hogs 175 h. 500; 80 ia
s Judd & 60. date yesterday . s;s';
hogs III ID. 50 10. 49, us ID: s. 30
roughs, 323 ID. 81 80; 3, 354 ID, 81 90
$500; market steady to weakerl beeyssl
Western So .Oa 50 Is, stoeEers and i.sder,
calves. ssdS11 80. HOGs-Recelpts. i. 900
weak l0d 25o lower; light s. l0pss 1oi
mixed. 81 90nSs 30; heavy, 81 I5a y POI
Iogsh S,7SgsI 3D. pigs Ssgss R S%E o.
10000; steady TO loo lower; native 50 2Og
81 go; Western. So G00S4 GO; warnings, SIIa
ass so; lambs native, 81 s5@S 80; Wes''
Kansas City, sept. 17.-cATTLE Re.
cepts 2l,000. including l,400 Southernsl
steady to shade lower; calves 25e higher
dressed beef and export steers. SIS 5OgSlO ~
fair TO good, SO b0q s. so; Western. 80 o.
as10 10; stoclers and feeders. 81 25dSI 90;
Southern; 81 759se %; Southern cows. 50 -
s. so; bulls. 81 5oas5:g calves I've s. 500 s. 80
HOGs-Receipts. 5000: steady 70 l0a l5e
lower: bulk OF sales. ssS5Gss 60; hea.y:
IS 30; lights. IS 45ass 70; pigs S6qsI.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; steady TO weak.
lambs. ssas73S; yearlings s. 30 50 20;
East Buffalo. Sept 17.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 400: steady. VEALS-Receipts, zoo;
active and steady; s4ds11. HOGs-Re-
ceip,s, 6,io0: slow and 15Q20c lover nea,
and mixed. S. 75GSs 81: YoTkerz s. 253
IS s5; pigs. ss15asS 80; roughs. 81 2a9
81 40: stays. s5nSG so: diaries. SIS 50dss7 *.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Pecnipts. 1000: slow.
sheep steady; lambs Zoe lower; lambs. $3.50
ds7 90
Cincinnati, Sept. 17--CATTLE-Recelp pts.
3Is slow: steers. 81 25Qs So 20; heifers, So %
Hs1: cows. s2Q$5 30: calves strong, 81 80
a $40 30. HOGS-Rsceipts, 2.060; slow and
lOQ 2Oc lower; packers. IS 40nsS az; com
mon sows. S61s7 75; pigs and lights stD
So 10; stays. 81 % SO 40. SHEEp-Re-
ceipts, III; steady; Sass 30; lambs. 100
15c lower: So 50dsT 3d.
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
St Louis. Sept. t1.--CATTLE--Recelp t-,
4.5@3: steady; steers, 50 l0G $40 rs; heifers.
81 25ass 10; cows 50 5ogS7 35: Southern
steers, 81 25ds7 81. HOGS-Receipts 7.77o:
SLOW and 1jc lower; choice light and me-
dunn weights. s. 1888 S.: bulk Of sales.
IS 4jdss 20; packers ss 30Gss 60: best pigs
and lights. SSnss %; medium, s7GST 80;
poor, s6d So -. SHEEP--Receipts. G.5i0;
fairly active al steady prices: lambs. S5U
s. 30; culls. s3.50Qs4 IS; mutton sheep,
81 JOusi: common. 81 50Qs3 20.
Louisvile, sept. lI.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts $40: for the two DAYS 1850;
market quiet. about steady. best lambs s..
1Sc; some fancy higher. seconds i4ikc;
oulls 3S.c down; IA: sheep. sac dopn;
medium and cOnmon sheep, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine steady
,ut quiet. Rosn and tar steady and un-

NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpertipc steany
but quiet. Rosn and tar steady and uh-
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
;roleIm steady at recent rrices.
and Unchanged. New crop New orleans rice
~ arriving in small parcels, and the assoI!
ment I. poor Rough rice Is arriving at prl-
Talrnaee.s sons CO. OF Nsw orleans. teie
graphs rev crop movement 10 date as fol-
lows; Receipts rough. new and old. 1851
sacks, against 100000 same time last year .
sales cleaned. new ana Old. we're l62icp
pockets. against $4,000 u year ago.
Refined steady an fairly active on
Withdrawals. bat new business was coming IN
slowly. All rsiners are behind In deliveries.
The Federal IS firm AZ 5.20c for fne sranu-
lated. The American sold at BLOC. Other
5.lOc. Raw was steady. About 10000 bass
for prompt and September were offered at
equal 70 4.38c, duty paid. II is believed that
rehners will come into the market soon ana
clean up available offerings on that basis.
Holders generally are asking higher prices
spot prices are 1850 for 90 test centrifugal.
y sec for 80 test muscovado and G.6lc for W
Test molasses sugar In London beet sugar
was quiet. but = u tisc dearer with Sep
tember az l2s 3hd, October los I'd and May
los 3D. In Cuba only one central Is grind
ing compared with same number last week
and last year. There we're no receipts al the
sis principal ports during the week, and the
compared with same amount last week and
last year. Exports. six ports, during the
week were 10000 tons. against 5000 week
ago ana 1000 last year stock in $4,000 TONS.
compared with $4,000 last week and 5000
last year.
HIDES There were 10 important changes
I'm the market hut when changes were noted
they We're IN tho direction Of higher prices.
Offerings moderate and buyers quick To take
up available lots
LEATHER-Flrmnsss was feature Of th.
market. with full but unchanged prices and
receipts light.
DRt Gs-Steady To firm FOR essential oils.
and roots selling AZ fun prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Sept. 1.-THE demand for domestic
WOOL continues about the average, With values
holding firm. Inquiry runs along special lil"s.
interest centring in nearby feecos. a few
grades OF territory and Texas. Some cool
lots OF washed Ohio delaine have changed
hands Montanas i'm original bags and Texas
twelve months are reported active. Pulled wool
is dull Leading domestic quotations.
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces - Delaine.
washed. 34Q35c: Xxx. 3lG32c; one half blood.
combing 29a3oc: three-eighths 3oP3lc; one
quarter, 3OG31c. delaine. unwashed pc, fine.
o4d25c Michigan and New York Fine M
washed. 22i 2a23c; deane. unweshed, 2dlh9 e
one half blood. 27d2sc; three-eighths. 2sd29c.
Wisconsin and MssourI-rhrce- eighths blood.
2s zd23c: one-quarter 2s isd2gc;. kentuCky
and slmilar-One-h half blood. unwsshed, 2I0
2sc: thrce-eiglths 32dS3c.
secured basis: Texas Fine. Is 70 { months.
54d5Gc: II months, 6od62c fall. i"q4ic.
California Northern. 5ld52c middle county,
4s4JUc: southern 47Gisc: fall free, 4sn5Vc.
Oregon-Eastern No staple, G3HtJc. Eastern.
clothing. Coo: Valley 40 l. J5c. Territory
Fine staple G6d67c; fine medium, 0iq55c; fine
clothing. 60d62c: fine medium. 5000; ono
balr blood. combiug. 62a64c; tbrcc-eigbths,
57q5sc one-quarter, 53q55c.
Pnlled-Tine \, SOC; \ supers, 5jg5Ic
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ITEMS OF THE STREET.
e Transactions for foreign account did mot
exceed 2r59O shares. with purchases and
shtsabout equal In size.

Dividends have been declared as fol-
y, ss NIX: Trast compapy, regular quarterly
~ CEN, payable October !.
,.aneficsn Agricultural Chemical COMPANY,
- sS', ~ quarterly I per cent on the .comlnCh
49, PEE cent on the preferred. both payable
i. EiSissng; Mines Companv regular quarterlt
9.ls " cent and extra 2ia per cent payable
Pgss, Sound Traction and LisAt Company.
tS sr "a per cent on the preferred snd
81 SS@ on tn. common both payable oef0-
Aeericsn Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY
..snf quarterly per cent payable Ocoo-
Senslsl BaidDg cognpauy. "a per cent on
~ ifeierrea, PAYABLE October J. 81. II,
dslihs International Nickel Company, initiaal
.lqtnd " per cent On the common. payaDIe
1rsf eoeT 2 ana quarterly / = per cent on the
IN. The Empire Trust Company, regular quar-
~ per cent payable September 30
,.I me Kansas city Southern Hallway Company,
,ssssfH, quarterly Y per cent on the preferred
NE American Zinc, Lead and Smelling
os,spshS, regular quarterly 30 cents, payable
Tie westmorelaud coal Company. regular
~ shnual per cent and extra u per cent
rbip sysole 0etgber ! 60. u,,,ar
.s.aitsriy X per cent each on the first ana
sns grsierted, payable. respectively oc'o'er
.tYfffnbCT /
,sr me Michigan Light Company, regular quar-
fte,sh.lt per cent on the preferred paEaDie
oh, ne Consumers Power Company, regular
f,ciotery Ia per cent On the preferred paNaS'e
iHe directors Of the Guaranty Trust
Sonpany have formally ratified the prop
oshon for merger with the Standard
trust Company and for increasing the
s,rpliisii stock Of their own institution. a
,,el me- ting Of the stOckhoiders ~ the
tsL'dhty will De held on October l 10
ING eeiipn upon the plan.
me Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
aI'u'lng Company has declared a quar-
"'v dividend Of per cent on the com
t ,vn stock, payable October 20, and the
,ssuisr quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
rsnIed payable on October 10. The com
e onpy sH months ago declared : per cent
~ .ue common stock The present action
Il ue board, II Is officially said. means
~ me common stock II established on. n
PEI cent basis. and IL IL added that in
fs.ases in the dividend Will DC subject 10
ane consideration" The stock sold
einssin from IS to- s3II OF the dividend news
'''hg az S'A, a net loss OF AZ points.
Ahe New York Cotton Exchange mem
ysfsbip Of n. a. Sands has been sold 10
D. o. b. Bryan for $500 which is 500
esaMe than was obtained at the last pre-
Jung sale Of 4 seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
CURB ECHOES.

A new ore body of North Butte. en-
couhtered on the 400 foot level OF the
Adirondack vein, is developing very we'll.
ana AT last accounts had been drifted
upon Tor something over thirty feet. In
TINS distance the ore is said to have been
equally as high grade as that disclosed in
the crosscut. While. the vein where in
tersected showed a width of % feet. av-
eraglng per cent copper, il is said that
portions Of this lode are Of very much
higher percentage.
according 10 company reports, the Alas
ka-United Ready Bullion mill crushed
l"6H tons of ore. from which the estlmat-
ed gold from concentrates was s26. 176. and
free gold saved was s2j,sD5. The Weld a
ton as given was g SO
TWO hundred and sixty-five thousand
ounces of silver and $4,000 in gold are
reported to have been the output OF the
Creston- Colorado mines in Sonora, Mex
leo. since January !, this year.
The report Of the Nipissing Mines Com
pany dated September Il shows cash on
hand, 1920 972; ore at smelters and In tran
sit. $99,33l; ore ready for shipment. SS59.-
j6l. Expected amount out of earnings to
date shows I'm excess OF S225c0 for a
new low grade mill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

comprehensive and useful compen-
dium of public utility issues. in which
thel specialize, has been issued by w p.
iSonbright q Co The information given
embraces Particulars of capitalizations.
earnings and other items of value to the
investor Gas and electric light. heat and
power companies form the chief issues
covered
b II is reported that the United Gas and
Electric Company of New Albany, Ind.
mas In contemplation an extension Of its
service throughout Southern Indiana.
a project Of electric railway building
has been mapped out by the Washington
Electric Railway Company. incorporated
IN the State of Washington for 81 900. 900.
The route takes in line from Tacoma.
wash. TO Vancouver, Il. c., travorsing
Centralia and Olympia. Wash. Branches
VIII extend, it is said. to various feeding
towns, and a good class of construction
work will be provided The WEIGH COM
oination OF public utility interests in that
section Is said to be behind the under
1aking.
Wis ANilf ny - 10 nave a lQlnlClDal
electric light and power company. accord
ing TO advices from Cincinnati, of which
Covington Is practically suburb though
iylns across the river and in another
state The company will be operated by
the ciN and compete with the private
utility enterprises of the place So far
the plan is in embryo.
y hydrn-electric power plant, said 10
involve an expenditure OF Sl5O00oo0 and
designed TO generate 10000 horsepower
from the waters of the Clarion River
about nifty miles from Pittsburgh. is
planned to be started in the spring of
1913 by the Clarion River Power Com
pany. The company secured charter in
June, and work will he started Oh the
project al the beginning OF good weather
next spring. II is stated that a long dis
lance transmission line to convey the
electricity generated at the Clarion plant
will be built into Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
THE METALS MARKET.

COPPER-Stsudard on tne New York
Metal Exchange was dun and nominal! With
spot september. October and Noven b'-
quoted al 1880 l7.5Oc. In the street Lake
copper was steady at 17ts QtT@c; electro
Ivtic, IL. d17ac. and casting 1Tis HlIit c.
Exports for the month thus FAR were l?d- .
tons London copper rI0scd dun al t1s Js
foI spot and 10 Pa 81 for futures.
TIN-Wss weak and unseUicd,, with sp",
a. ~ 2Od 4S.4Tigc. September et 49, $50,
october, Az 4S.37iac; November 1850
As 25c: December. 4I2J d4T-1Jc. and .-Iauu-
ary 4G.5ou47.25c. London. closed at i2-2
for spot and f2is los for futures.
LEAD--Was quiet. with New York spot
quoted az &c bid and East 81 Louis 402
a4a5c. There wore sales Of 100000 ID o.
tOber lead fNew York; 81 Sc. onton lead
closed at .22 los.
IRON-Clevc1ad warrants. Gis 1885 in
London Locally iron was firm and uu-
changed. with No ] foundry Northern at
StG 50ds17 25; No . SIC 25QSl7, No I
Southern and soft. SIG 756islT 30.
ANTIMONY--FIrm CoolIsors 2. Goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-whest futures shovel
stubborlness to-day because the actual supply
OF contract grade here IS limited, although the
prospective amount is enormous. Tho market
closed firm, varying from sc or 10 s9l.o w.
Corn finished the same last night 20 lie
and provisions from unchanged figures to
decline Of 2jc
option trading In wheat parted company with
the cash market and failed 10 reflect The
threatening size Og the oncoming crop. on the
other hand. spot dealings were demJrllizec.
the pressure Of all grades below contract being
heavier than could be withstood. Range Of
Driccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
MINING.
PETROLEUM COMPANY FORMED

Albany. Sept 1.-THE Roxana Petro-
leum Company OF New York was i'm
corporated to-day with a capital OF
"a. 900 900 The directors are Mason II.
Blgelow. Henry ". Chaplin, Harry A.
Richards. Young y. Smith, Robert T.
swa,ne and Robert V. White, OF New
work and Howard Kern. Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18

PROVISlONS-Hog producIA shoWtd Iut-
Their weakness. with active selling owing 70
"a decline OF 5a 10 points In the price OF hogs
PoHK-steady: mess. SD 734t20: family.
sci zoo So 90; short clear, s2l 20 s23 80
BEEFLFirm: msss. $40 500 81; family Sle
mess s3t q sS4 50. BEEF HAMs-steady az
s2sq s3f 80 DRESSED HOES - Easy:
facons 127. nl2t.c; pigs. l5re;, Ut
nickIed hams steady at 13hdltc. TALLOW
Fay: spccial. 7Ac; city. 6te: country.
-, a6Gc LARD-weal;; middle West
Ice 10 A.. Continent. i2.T5c: Brazil kegs.
~ i5c, compound barely steady at saStee.
sTEARINE.Oleo. 13.c asked; city lard'
COTTONsEED OIL-Interest was princi-
uaIly In the near positions. which were under
heavy selling pressure, and AZ the elose sep
tsmber showed a decline OF 20 points october
vas polnts lower and the other months were
points lower to point higher. Local con-
tract prices: w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
BOND DOTS.

The village clerk. +. W. Bower. OF Bow
erston, Harrison County. Ohio, will re-
ceiye proposals until u m. October for
S,ll0 ~ per cent Garfield avenue and
State street Improvement assessment
bonds. Denomination Sill. Accrued inter
est TO Oe paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
SEED PRICES.

,o,.1o Sent i7.-CLOVERsEED, bushei:
prime si1 s7is october. sil 81 =: d., December
$40 s2h March sio - s,o. Malls .is TO- TO-
IT,ltinhoo;rIfYI cash. prime. 81 lIi-: september.
T. ~, w; October. 81 To- December y io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18

Liverpool cobes-Spot, fair business doing
sales, 5000 bales; speculation and export 500
American. 5000: imports 1000. American.
1000 middling upland. 6I2d futures opened
quiet ca points lower; closed steady. saGi.
points higher September. $500; September
October 6.35i2d; October-November. 83I I'D .
November December and December-January.
4. 28d: January-februsry. G.2Td. February
March 82sd; ch-April. SOD, April-Ma
O 3Od May-June. 83ld; June-Juy 6.3Oisd;
July-August. 6.30d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady
cloths quiet
New Orleans, Sept. 11.--Cotton futures closed
steady at net advance OF ! TO o points, after
session for the most part dull and feature
less. The opening was al an advance OF SILL
points over yesterdays close on good cables
and private bureau report showing n loss IN
the condition OF the crop for the first half OF
September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18

fontalne Logan County, Ohio. providing
for an issuance OF $1,000 per cent coupon
sidewalk assessment bonds. Denomina-
ton s6ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18

Douglas Fenwick q CO.. OF New York.
were awarded on September 10 the SIS go
3 per cent thirty-year water funding bonds
OF Belmar, Monmouth County. y. J. r.
VI. Grant & CO.'S bid was received also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK september u. lNl-.
GRAIN WiiEhT-Prices moved within
narrow range, closing az 80 net decline 10
q. r. advance. Receipts we're heavy 81 North
western points ana stocks are beginning 20
accumulate rapidly. hut tho bearish Amer
lean news was again Offset b" Nrmuess
abroad. where conditions have developed
more bullish tendency. 4 private cable esfi-
ha about % per cent ahp'" last year. but
What percentage of this increase - 10 be fur
vIshod hy America + stu undetermined
Northwestern cash markets were arm. with
premiums well maintained. although HiNlccs
from Chicago snid thRt 30 was diNcult 10 sell
wheat under contract grade. B-adstrcets
visible showed an increase east ~ the
Rockies 81 1881 OOO bushels. while worlds
stocks Increased 1859. 900 compared with an
Increase last year OF $3.50 900. Export sales
II loads. 80 . red winter, now. 81 o3, 7
track and 81 %. z p afoat new No
The failure ~ the predicted frost 20 mp
pear In the corn belt caused active selling
early and prices declined sc but later
rallied and At the close showed a net adj
vance or 1tsc FOR september. with other po-
fitious unchanged 10 u net higher. Brad
compared with an increase last year % 300
600 Cnsh export corn. IS @. o aho1t.
December 90 March. OATS-Steady through
out tho day, closing a. net advance OF
isTIc. Receipts were liberal. but offerings
were well absorbed. and ~ appeared 10 be
Of the favorable reports on Yields. Brad
streets visible Increased .o40 900 bushels.
against an increase last wear Of 2iJ,0oo.
CASH market easy: standard white $50 track
40 =. 3@c nominal; No p. 37hc; 10 {. SIC.
new standard white. 500 CSC: new white
Western. 6Ji3c. Buffalo BARLEY
Firm; mating Goa sic, T. Bunnlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CIEARiNCEs.
FIOIR AND NEAI-Flour

IIOt AND itt1~-fIouE Qul'ls WIN
buyers inclined to await developments
spring patents. sass ~, winter stra.gats
ST 30 a 81 81; winter patents, 81 soUs5 %
spring clears. 81 8jVs4 %; extra 10 winter.
81 2OdS4 80; No .. 81 lOgs4 %; Kansas
stralghts. 50 250S4 80: fancy spring patents
IS s5as6 IS RYE FLouR-stesdy: fair to
good So s5gs4: choice 20 fancy, 81 05@si -.
CORNMEAL~-Kil1 dried. - 20. BAG MEAL
Fine white aud Yellow; 81 d19Sl ,o'
s23 80 standard middllng, $50 3bms2e 80;
hour do $50 50: red dog. s32 10. city bran,
s2a hulk. S2i 90 sacks. middling, So Boa
$50; red dog sa3 30. hominy chop. s26nS2I
bulk: So goa SIS 20 sacks; oilrneal $3.50
$50 so
COFFEE a tame opening the mar
kct developed activity. with asBressive bear
operations. and closed al a net decline or
II n % points. salcs. $4,000 bags. Opening
quotations were las points lower. a. re-
suit of disappointing cables from Europe
and weakness In the cost and freight market.
which declined isdtc. Bulls supported
prices a. tines. but final quotations wer" az
about the low OF the day. The Rio market
was 30 reis lower, and santos declined 100
rels Hayre closed at u. az francs net
lower. while Hamburg declined ,. " / pfen-
MIC SPOT inactive and easier. with RIO No
Z AT ike Local contract prices:
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