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New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
DISSOLVE MINING CO.
One Shareholder in Butte CoaIi-
tiOn to Fight Action.

The stockholders Of the Butte Coalition
Mining Company at a meeting held in Jer-
sey City yesterday formally voted 10 dis
solve the company and distribute the assets
on the basis agreed upon by the directors
Under the proposed distribution each holder
of one share of stock in the Butte company
will receive half a share Of Anaconda and
81 i'm cash.
OF the 100000 shares of the company out
standing a3,Slj shares were represented al
the meeting, and Of this NUMBER all except
Seventy-fiye shares were voted in favor OF
the dissolution plan. The opposition shares
We're voted by Lee X. Berliner counsel for
Isaac Blum. Mr.. Bcrliner declared il the
dissolution was put through he would file
affidavits with the Secretary of State pro-
testing that the special meeting was con-
Quoted irregularly, and said he would con-
fer with his principal upon the matter of
having the Court of Chancery appoint a re-
ceiver for the Butte Coalition Company.
The Butte Coalition Mining Company was
organized as a holding company In Feb
ruary 1896, and acquired the entire capital
stock OF the Red Metal Mining Company
and a controlling interest in the Alice Gold
and Silver Mining Company, but early I'm
companies were sold TO the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Company, and there is no longer
any reason for continuing the existence OF
the Butte Coalition Company. Its assets
consist Of 5O0.G0J shares of Anaconda stock.
received in payment for the two properties
mentioned, and approximately SiOo0,o00 in
cash.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
CITY VERSUS COUNTRY.

The country lad has the old swimming
hole and the circus 10 look forward 10;
your city lad has free baths or Coney
sands and the Bronx Zoo. The grown-up
son Of the soil whiles away his holiday
fishing in the "crick" and catching half
a dozen suckers and catfish 'if the nib
blin's good: the flat dweiler runs do"n
10 the Cholera Banks and comes home al
night with catch any one of Which weighs
more than his country cousins string
We hear much about the kindly spirit
of the small town in the country, OF the
blessings heaped upon the sick by inc
svmpathetic villagers. All granted, but
does fiat life lack these? In the poorer
ousrters OF the town. at least, case ol
sickness enlistg the active sympathy oil the
neighbors A sick mother, unable 10 sucKle
her own child. has this Office performed Tor
her infant by some sturdy, sympathizins
,natron Of the neighborhood. When SICK
ness fails 70 respond to the treatment or
the family doctor, friends chip in from
their little savings 20 engage professor
which means in tenement parlance real
consulting specialist. II one heard more
OF this side of the lives Of those who I'VE
crowded together, instead of what happens
10 them I'm the police courts, he Would re-
/ ceiye a shock OF mild surprise and en-
lghtenment, 10 say the iaest
Law and philanthropy are working hand
IN hand 10 promote the interests OF. Inoue,
tenements - ChicagOese for 'hats - anu
some OF these contain accommodations uh-
dreamed of a few years ago. For the
children there are spacious playrooms TOT
rainy DAY fun, roof gardens FOR roihpins
on days when It is fair The long stretcheS
Of asphalt sidewalk below oher hne op'
porunity for roller skating a sport "n'cl
the lad living in the country knows not oi'
Baby carriage rooms downstairs are doom
10 mothers of large and increasing fainihes
Iaundries and drying rooms have thei!
place In emergency there Is telephone a.
hand in an OF the modern tenements' IN
stead Of having TO heat Water over
smoky wood stove for the Saturday hlgh'
bath, al the turning Of tap the "hoit
family may take tub baths or showers a
any time and have hot water wlthou' SUM
The gas range, the quarter meier 'sa
heat all lessen labor, while the "'iioo"
in these houses are so arranged inst
dFsft may be had through the eh'n'
apartment without opening the oo'' my
the hail.
Tho model tenement is growing IdPl"i'
~ New York. ana many of these siai,u y
the credit OF builders and owners ~
are planned with restaurants Wnefe ioO'
may be had al a very reasonable hsuie
there are libraries and reading roohlS' puO
lie and private reception roonS' -
which give 10 these buildings the co"'iV'V '
Of modest modern hotel, with the ap''0'
IaA
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
STILL HAS $227,301, ,644
American Tobacco Co. Files
Schedule Assets.

The American Tobacco Company. shorn
Of its holdings which made Il monopoly
in unreasonable restraint Of trade under
the ruling of the United States Supreme
Court, is still able 10 estimate its total
assets at s227, ,3Ol, ,644. according to the state
ment which II presented to the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday in applying for
a listing OF It's preferred stock. This in
cluded the cash TO be received for the sale
Of the common stock of the Liggett d
Myers and the +. Lorilard companies, the
two concerns which were Topped off from
the trust by the courts decree. as well as
the bonds OF these companies.
After the retirement OF all the bonds re-
ouired by the readjustment process, the
balance Is set by the tabulation at SllsSO3,-
nj against which there will be outstanding
s52 $40. 400 per cent preferred stock and
tin 9A2 100 common stock. Deductiug the
ysIue of sales on business not sold TO Lig-
,ett &, Myers or p LOrillard, the earnings
from, the manufacture and sale of tobacco.
ooreidered only in connection with business
,o,otred and the earnings from investment
aec,,rities. all figured for the year 1910, the
,o,at earnings Of the company We're placed
at SH,5D.5o4
r,oeides its Leaf storage houses aud ware
,,a,,sos the company retains control OF six
F,nor factories in various parts Of the coun-
,r,, with selling value, based on the 1919
,rod,ctlon. of $G5,s22,9iS Il year. Among the
,arg.s, of these arc Blsckwelrs Durham
raSscco Company. Of Durham. n. c.; the
r. Adams Tobacco Company of Mil
a,snkee. the FINER and Marburg branches
4 90 he American Tobacco Company. at
To,,s,dIle and Baltimore, for the manu-
sao,,,re Of smoking tobacco; Butler Butler,
,-oo-norated. of New York. and the Kin
~ -nS nroncb Of the American Tobacco Com
- a. New York, manufacturing Gig
pa"y, .,,s and the r. A. Patterson Tobacco
~omnsny OF Richmond. Va manufactur-
,nn h"th smoking and plug tobacco. Other
s .ne,o,Las produce fine cut tobacco and little
I cigars ..,,a,,.o connanv,s an.i,-
.' to'Io"r" 20 sso 800 of its new preferred stock
az , i's,~d on the exchange with authority
was i,S'sT sso oss 100 more on official notice Of
,s.,sncs 80 uuu in accordance with the terms of
the application
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Jan e0-CATTLE-Receipts 1900;
weak: oeeves, 81 S56ss 90: Texas steers "a 90
feeders So 375as8 COWS and heifers So $50
50 75 calves. So 50gs9 70. HoGs-Recelpts.
Sc l.wsr than ysstsrdss sn ss ak avSrsss Ssse
s. 90 q ss rs; rousn. s. 9jqs 10; PIGS, - 100
s. 20; bulk of sales. 70 10 5as6 SO sHEEPo- "a
lambs, i native. 81 90 So so; Western, So 50
oG Ga: .,sISg Spa% 3f sd5 !S% Sd
75c lower; SIS 5Od$1o %. HoGS-Receipts.
$500; pigs slow and iGg lSe lower Lower; SthsTs
Sc so: mixed, s6 ass 45; Workers.; s6a SO IS;
pigs, s5 85@S5 So; roushs. IS 7oas5 10; stags.
= SSgsS 2S: sHEEP AID Ian LAMBs%Heee,pIos, oSs .Iow
Cincinnati. Jan 20.-cATTLE-Re Ree.ipis,
S.i{erss. a sO'sss s. 2SssO S % cows 81 s5asSaS calves
steady, s4gsS. HoGs-Recelpts, 2?5o;
strong. SC higher on, packers and butchers:
piss and lights. 81 2sgse?5. sHEEP-Re-
ceipts. so; steady. 81 75gs4; lambs steady;
Kansas City. Jan. 2o.-cATTLE-Re Receipts.
3,70o. including 100 southerns; market steady:
native steers. IS 50dSs 25;, Southern. 81 1870
SO 30: Southern cows and heifers, s3as5; ma.
tive cows arf be:fers, S3G So so; stockers and
taSs sTIls :,esT. s. a. cSgs e6s:
s1Gs3 EcGs-kecepts' s 600: market, 90
loc l1ver; tuS OF sales; 8 e0g s6 20; heca1N!y.
lights. So Ioas5IOi pigs. H:5as5 % 40
BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune.I
ST. Louis. Jan. o-cArTLE-Reccipt 500;
Prices steady. sales few. HoGs-RecelB,s
$500; offerings fair and OF good quahty: iaai-
CO. Ssl So Sa ,S $50 o sSk Sf i%Te ~ saies
.;. s:,I ss !, ss;i n.1, a.,
bare; demand small. prices weaker.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. 20.-WHEAT-spot hrpj =, no O., !
Manitoba So 5lsd; No Manitoba IS z. 40; Nav 3yo
g. rs Ibid: futures steady; March, Is I44d; MAY
Is 5Rd July, Is 55sd .CoRN-spot nrm ,,,iesg Amess
ican, mixed, new Us sd old 81 I'D; fIIlltyS fIIllt
easier; January. IS 11ad; February. 90 iO'G;
FLOUR-Winter patents. 2ss 3D. HOI ISL,
London Gaclfc COAST. 40 15sdfll los. BbEt
E1tra India mess, loC,. PpoRk-primss, s,5 meij' "a
BACONLCumberlan cut 45s Cd short rib, 4gs
clear bellies, AIS 3D. long clear mddles, hget' tat
ass; heavy, AIS Cd short clear backs. 4os.
sHOULDERs- square. 4Js 80. LARD-Priim1e
Western tierces 46s: American. refined, pals
Igs BirTTER-Good United States, no stock.
C'HEESE-Canadisn, finest. white and colors,
7Is TAIIOW-Prime city, 32s Australian IN
London, 32s Sd. TURPENTINE-sPldTi,ts5 u, s., ~ 5ss.
ROSIN-Common l6s 10lsd. PBTROLEI VI.
RS,ineS "a IiNSEBD OII.-43s. COTTON
SEED oIL-Hull rehn2e,d spot p2 As l,:aii lc::6irogal
15s 3I: rnuscovado, 13s 9d. sUGAR-Beet' Jan
uHry, 15s SID. LlNSEED-CalcuttS' ,nIPn,, nPIt,
Tune Gls 3D. LINSEED OlL-i0s 81. SPbltM
oTT-f3t los. PETRoLBuM-,A,m5seTr!!s>sRii >i >,t re-
fined esd; spirits, 7-lGd. TURPENllNt--
spirits 3js Cd ROsIN--American. strained l''
Sdi nt%:rp' r1S 5'' jan i1 2o-PETRoLEUM- franc.
80 Centimcs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January 20, 1912.
REEyEs-R .ceipts ! ,056 mead, mainly 70
slauEhterers; feeling nominally unchahgeu.
Dressed beef in moderate demand and steady
at sia q12%c per 10 for native sides bAPoTs
10 day 500 cattle 10 London. -
CALyES-Rsceipts. 425 head; III on sale
Market steady. Fair TO prime Feais SOFA 4.
60 bOdslO as per 100 ID. Dressed calves quiet
CITY dressed veals 1Sqleisc per ID country
dressed do. 1lUl4c. o... "a
veais, l2i ID average, Sl075 per 100 10; 20
lis ID. si0: /. 1850 10. 81.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts:3 3,iS9 head,
0 cars on sale. sheep steady; lambs slow pest
grades steady; others weak. The pens were
not cleared sheep. s:gs4 Is per 100 10;
steady at Ia DC per ID; dressed lambs y a
i2c; country dressed hothouse lambs SigSi
sales|Tobin & shannon: 222 Western
lambs, 81 ID average. 81 per 100 III; leo Mich
isan, 50 ID, 81 ] Western sheep l20 ID. 81 20;
Is q3 ID. So so; 20 Michigan, 1ol 10. 81 date
Yesterday L. Pennsylvania lambs, 81 10,
S6 %; -. 113 ID. S6; ] sneep, l5o H. 81 9o' D.
Kerns Commission Company. .2J7 Miehigan
svivsnia. 105 10. SO 5O II Michigan culs, IS
II 81: / Pennsylvanis sheep, so ID, 50; Is
Michigan, 50 III. IS; 2 bucks, loo 10. - 90
HOGs-Rec eipts, 1851 head; y car or sdie.
Market lower. Country dressed hogs STEADY
at 7Geao per 10. ~,
ssies--Kerns Commission Compsny "
Pennsylvania hogs, l34 ID average. ~ 40 per
Tobin & shannon date yesterday; Z state
hogs I47 ID average, s6 65 per 100 lb -, III
III 50 35; rough, $40 H. 50 50; J. J9O 10,
So so; l stag. 800 ID. 81 so.
Exports from all ports week ended January
20. 1912: ,,r.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

,Ina nilatlon corps has been organized, clean
,.,s,S mas been encouraged. medical super
gwen, and, greatest of all, an edu-
'Vndi regime has been instituted which
uo"e much. Doctors and nurses now
.S e'e rounds Of the tenement houses, and
ose VINO cannot afford TO pay receive care
- treatment free. Through the medium
the public schools talks are given TO
and parents on subjects essential
neaith' Pure milk may be had for the
Doo'es' intelligence is replacing suporsti-
NOn regarding the upbringng Of the young,
oNu 80 much has been done I'm hts respect
.nat the mortality is lower I'm the most
'IIcAy populated districts than 1t is in
o'ieI spots where people are less closely
congregated.
u"eller in the tenements is dis
'ui yea by Objectionable acts on the part
VI MS heighbors, he has recourse TO several
CITY departments for complaint These
complaints help in bettering conditions be-
cause tenant knows that unless ne COM
phes with the laws pertaining to tenement
NE ne VIII be called upon to answer the
charge that is brought against him The
Board Of Health is the main channel
through which the majority of these COM
plants pass. Some of them are truly ex-
traordinary One reads:
We are nebours torrmented from & s
Clock IN the morning with roaster crow
ins untll we are up at O'Clock. Ny hus-
pdno mas TO work very hard, very hard d
ne cannot get his sleep e. we have children
q these Germans have chickings living In
tne mouse as you know they are very
unhealthy especially as the warm weather
Is coming on. We ask your help in the
matter. NEBOTRS IN DISTRESS
Says another TO the Dear Slrs" of the
department:
l would respectfully call your attention
10 the condition of the elevator in the livery
stable at This elevator is out of repair
creaks awfully and same being used at all
hours OF the night. well as in the day.
II is impossible 10 get a nights rest. BY
oblige A SUFFERER.
Investigation was made and the inspector
reported as follows: 1.-The elevator is in
good working order The noise came from
a braying donkey. lie will be removed
Tuesday. No order necessary"
Even Pegasus is occasionally bestridden
by some who court the muse. and a thren-
ody which laments its way through eight
scintillating stanzas begins thus:
brewers, in the wee sma' hours
How prodigsl OF noise
Denying all the neighbors sleep
Before TO toll they rise.
Alternate dins the silence break,
The horses hoofs, the kegs,
Regardless who must stay awake,
or who for quiet beGs
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
Court
ELIZABETH NJ. ADAMS, actress No 4t
East 4lst street; voluntary. Liabilities, s.
S92; assets. 81 cash. She owes the Real Es-
tate Management Company A,l0J on a lease
Of an apartment, at 500 a month.
LOUISE B. HULSE, No j42 West lbth
street: voluntary. Liabilities. $l,SG0; no as
sets. The debts are for ndorsng notes
made by the Hudson Automobile Company
and N. .. Hulse.
JENNIE KRANZ, No. 73 Ridge street
voluntary. Liabilities, $i0999; 70 assets
Welz & Zerwick. brewers of Brooklyn, are
creditors for $1,000, secured by mortgage
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
IllI IEI

PRONIsION but a little easier un-
h,IIire nv hackers accommodating stocks
and predictions OF heavy receipts OF hogs AT
WSstern points next week. PoRk-Steady:
nnsS' nh,sT' siTqSis 20 BEEF-Quiet, mess, sl3G
sis so; family. sl4 5OQs1S; psssSeS siS sSHas S24
Si4; extra India mess, &5a@S25 @ % BEEF. BEEF
bacons. SIC: lsO ID. s%c; 16o 10, &c; i40 lb
Sc pigs 5.e CUT MEATsEPlGkied j. p,sl,sd seliies
I,1,Is w. Io' yIttiI. I1T11I.c. TALLow-steady;
special. Csc city &C; country, "a - g6JtT t,y
l, hnD ac' redred steady South America,
gE,eS TG ,6c Continent, o75c; Brazil kegs, ll4oc;
compound quiet; 81 a7He;s ST. STEARLNEE- = IdIEi
''CoTTONSEED OII-Inactive. with smali
,r,ce changes Crude oil little easier. but the
nnarket held In absence OF selling pressure
Local contract prices: 49,.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London Jan. .0.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day consisted OF 1851 bales
Competition active and the wool was read
fly absorbed at arm prices. New south Wales
buying made hne medium crossbrcds often per
cent higher than the December average. The
sales follow: New South Wales. 4c0 bales I;
secured. Is 1dais Sd greasy, 5SdGis 3hd
Queensland. 2, 400; secured. isHis Sd; greasy, si
ais Id. Victoria, ], 100: secured IL 3dqis ND:
greasy, 5js11s lad. South Australia, 200:
greasy. 6%dqfs. West Australia. 400; greasy.
sadqis. New Zealand $780, secured. udois
Sd greasy, Tkdqls Id.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
RooKgR1Es NO LONGER.

Years ago many OF the tenement houseS
Of New YORK. were IIttle better than human
rookeries al best. but time has altered
this 10 large extent. open plumbing ar
shafts. light. fire escapes opep P 80
grounds. public squares SHADE res a"S
plies, are all the result OF philant'Iopy 80,
municipal investigation and requii reqad 80. !.
Awnings and screens have been ao'~oN' .
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

NfETALS-No change was noted ~ tne,siI ,i,,,'nd
or pig iron certihcates' anu P'''''
nominal . .x,,pS R,si,rss LIGHT,
,,I,a sfeadv aud prices unchanged =, a..
',NS.V,I SJOREs-Qulet market IN all ines
,,,,r nIires practically uuchangcd.
ous-No change ~ li9seea on iSst, White IN
,rnieuui STEADY ~ i.buc loI s'dNua'" "H''' 81"
h.rrcls AZ Kew York. .,, ,,...
aRrIcFEsteady. with good tobbing business business
suGAR-Fairly active orioes oesnes mnchaneed; fne
VIII n,,Iated . soc net. less per cent cash. ~
fondon there was decline OF 80 n peel NJ Mn
I,,or,, and February at los y. d., ana MAY,
JshsS' 'rsere W re- sales here OF 10000 bags
',,o lbs ,rifugaI clearance by January IS at
- y 90, hssis gB test. cost and frelght' equaI
o-"5S, a paa md 7 OOG bags January shipment
70 80. I. Also some sugar for first halt
February % At Lice cost and re,ga, Ssntf saIai 10
itzeo IN, ~, ~ 4 15c. ruscovado, 50 test 305c,
Pnd molasscs, 50 test ".'ue.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

on No. B Ridge street. Other liabilities are
for indorsing notes of Jacob Kranz, liquor
dealer. Of No 70 Ridge. street.
I0ITrS KNERLL salesman, No 2l9 West
MR. street: voluntary. Liabilities A5j2:
no assets. Knerll was formerly a whole
sale dealer IN furs.
,,anufaCturer of waists and dresses, No.
30 Fast 9Th street; involuntary.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Now lOrk, JdNudTg % IV,-,
BEANS AND PEAs-Recsipts. :lS bags e
beans ana 2oo oas ~ domestic white beans,
i'.s, ieSdihs ldsnces recorded the last week
closing fairly arm especially ,, on enSiee e.s noSe mSe
loN Shu pa. y. tn rcd kidney, and holderr
gad LAD to W accept ept $3.50 at the close perhaps a
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan. 2os-cIovERsEEp--cas Janu-
sry and February, si3 IS; March, Si3 51is: No
2 SIS l5asls Is; No 8, si2 soasis 90; rejected.
ALsIKE-Cash and January, sli s5; March. Sia
TIMoTHY-cash and January, 81 32h; March.
s73Ils.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cbicaro. Jan. 20-Wheat traders to-day
showed themselves responsive 10 confirmed re
Iorts OF famine prices prevailing throughout
to,go districts in Russia and making II virtually
cerGain that Russian exports will run light for
months The close left the market Cat at an sdI
HStISc IN oats unchanged 70 Ac higher and
foE lioducts at decline Of "isalOc Range Of
prices yos,o-
Wheat. Omen High. Low Close. day.
NJ 81 nOas 81 OOA 81 0Ol. 81 Oo]. 81 OOi.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
SEABoARD CLEARANCE

FLOUR AND MED,-Flour inactive and
nominaly unchanged. spring patents, s. 200
IS 70 winter straights, 81 2Jq S4.40; winter
patents. 81 45ISi SO. spring clears. - 500
81 80. extra No ! winter. So sOG So 90; extra
No winter. 50 70a s. so; Kansas straights'
Sf700S4S5. fancy spring patents, So 45 n
SO 81. RYE FLOCR-Quiet; fair to good,
81 7OH 81 80, choice 70 fancy, 81 30 HS5 20
BUCEwHEAT FLOUR. 81 75qS2 So per 100
10. CORSMEAL--Stesdy kiln dried, 81 81
BAG MEAL--Fine white and yellow. 81 90
81 -. coarse, 81 i5aSl 50. FEEp-Westsrn
spring 500; standard midding, SIS IS, -four
do. S3l 20. rcd dos SG2. city bran, S2I bulk.
500 sacks. middug, S2T 80 S3l red dog.
SSt ~ hominy chop. 500 bulk $50 20 sacks;
oumeai $50 20 n so
COTTON-Wea kncss In Liverpool tending 10
confirm the idea that the Lancashire strike
settlement had been discounted and reports
Of frccr southern spot offerings, with the ad-
vent OF more favorable weather. impaired an
easier tone. and the close WAS barely steady
~ q net Joss OF from = 20 IS points There
Was a good demand at the start around the
0isc level Tor May. but II was filled up by
heavy offerings flOm the South and local
sources. with jhc Price later breaking 10 9.4fc
FOR that position. r to "a net loss Of ID points.
Final prices we're , or 4 points up from the
lowest go covering for over the week end.
Spot quiet ssI . points lower at SjOc for
ulIddlug upland. sales NIL
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
tAUSTRIA.)
vienna Tho !. Finest .ss,,i, ,'''
] HOTEL BRISTOL
Located In the Fashionable karnthners
ring & tho favoritc resort OF Americana
Perfect French Cuisine & choice wines

lunches s2aS3: SPINACH, basket, s14s4
SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. 81 5ogN %; marrow
81 5OaS2; Florida. white, box S2qs2 90; pas
ket 81 81; yellow. basket, 81 a 81 70; IIk-
NIPs, rutabaga, bb,, 60c q$l; white Dl slm
81 25; TOMATOES, Florida, carrier 81 i4 ~ ,s % :
Cuban. SlGS2 Nassau, SlqS2i WAlEh-
CREss. 100 bushels s2qs2 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Liverpool cables: SPOT quiet and unchanged ;
- : olO bales. speculation and export aV"'
sa,' sa,.f,,' OCO. imports II 900. all American;
,Mrj5IIing upland. : 4Od. Futures opened steady
a, i5,o noin's advance; closed weak at 4 net
. . ~, ~ gIt points on near months and 2d2's
W ~ 10 ', , distant months; January and January-
tsir1ary. Sid; February March 5.2o,sd g
March April. 5.23igd April May; o. 3'.d MAY
sr1ri r1ni 4 GueiIst September, 53Od; Soptember-Oc
'fr otI. October-Novembcr. November De
cembcr Dccembcr-January ana January '0ru
!" foITEE- steadier, and prices At the close
wore t1 10 points net higher ohSringS herng w. W
m.,.,u - business was light: sales. 2b,@1o bas~
spor,s Wcrc fairly active buyers and sentiment
vras Influenced by drmer tone abroad, el,, whcrc
t,- - ',g,aprcd q, 20 :. franc and Hamburg
fl flal' Ga mfg higher. Brazil markets were
s,ssJv TssJ Rio unchanged while Santos was un
changed 10 - rcis higher. Cost and treish' i oi
.drs sstcalv spot unchanged at lic for Rlo
No : Local contract prices: 49,.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
o.Sl a.hi go "soao'

Liverpool weekly report with comparisons:
This Last Las
week week wear. l0Oa-tO
g..r,. an kinds 81 UlO 5000 5000 81 ,OOO
saIs- American. $1,000 6l,olO $1,000 5000
sale. speculation G.0Oo 600 2Up -
sale for export. 300 1000 lpOp ZOO
I,rv 4rdcd ..... 5000 SOOp Ha,VD 10000
limits all kinds. t4l coo lls,OOO 10000 5000
limits Am'cau ia 00n 9s,Wp 10000 $1,000
Alrual exports. Il. .OOO 10000 llOD 1000
.fo.k al kinds a27 0Op $500 LEO 900 loss 600
Stock American. 81. 600 5000 lW-I,uO 3NhOp
AEoat. pII kinds at. 600 5000" 42IOO l4hVW
Nfoat American. iJl, ,up %jt,Wb 3bJ,OoO D3VD
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

l.,carIngs for week ended January 20. 1912
"a 1912. 81, s94, l42, ,233 as; clearings this day
~ paiances for week ended January 20, 1912
n igia, siI1,e2f,e9o 90; balances this day. JaI
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

New York January 20, 19l2.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Trad was small, out
while price changes We're narrow the tone was
firm, and al the close quotations were 4 a &c
shove the previous close. Foreign markets
steady. with prices Influenced by light snip
ments from Argentina. small offerings rom
Pussia and reports from Australia that yields
are turning out smaller than expected. North
western markets firm. with reports OF some
Improvement IN the cash demand. Export
sales. . loads OF Manitoba at outports. NO :
red here. 0JLc elevator, export basis ana
81 Ofia ahoat; No J Northern Duluth;
81 2Otz o % ahoat CORN-PrIccs advanced
"a iac with light offerings and a fairly active
commission house demand. Cash prices steady
and export stl's. loads. Export new mere
70 % b afoar. OATS-Firm. owing 20 COW
,riug and buying b. prominent interests. At
the close prices we're - net higher. cash
oats steady. standard white. jjigc in eleva-
tor; No =. J6s, Nos and g. - &c; natural
end white 1lippod. 55i4 ~ 56'sc on track RYE
Quiet. No -. $50 rOminaI. BuUa 10.
BARLEY-Easy. mailing. 81 25aSi 80,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

se,O47 I2T a2f 20; clesrngs for week ended Janu-
January 90 1912 S32s Ola ass 60
Sill .10a. SIS So balances Tor week ehdeu January
uary 30. 1912, $40, I'D go "a.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
EXPORTS.
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export, ( o b ahoat.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

o brewers, in the wee sma hours
How prOdigSl OF noise
Denying all the neighbors sleep
Before 10 toll they rise.
Alternate dins the silence break,
The horses hoofs, the kegs
Regardless who must stay awake,
or who for ouiet beEs
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

aa5 900 900 ara ss7 eOOl s5343.OO0l 454 500 600
500 741 GOO 54,I46,000l 6slsO9l 4ol, ,2so.ooo
a55 O6i 600 sss .63s. 600 %. l6 COO ls960s00D