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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08

siding IN Denver Living as the wife
Of another man Ia a house 81 ill
reputation on the west end, Mrs Paul
receiver q letter from Alhine Paul
after a silence of nine years. he
wrote that ho had seen his boys at
the Orphans home. A day or two later
Mrs Pau effected her escape from
the house whore She claims she was
held IN bondage and went TO Denver
ana Joined her husband. Later they
won't 60 Deadwood, whore her hus-
humd started "a small candy and nos
ion store. ON August so 1911, ne
died interstate. poto Paul who WIS
then "a newsboy n Trinidad. being
helped nlonR by hearted citi-
2cns. was Informed Of his fathers
death and went 90 Deadwood 20
claim his portion OF the estate OF his
parent
The pitiful case Of the three Paul
boys is well remembered ia Trinidad.
For a long time thcy were familiar
figures on che streets. selling papers.
Patrons o' the Trinidad cigar store
time and again made them gifts OF
mpncy ana clothes and Christmas
time citizens opened their purses and
helped them literally. At night
sometimes hungry the three lads
crept into deserted shanty on
Church street 90 sleep under dirty
blankets, refusing to maze their home
with their mother. who was hving a
life Of shame. Joe and Charlie have
written that they are happy and we'll
cared for Ion the home and Pete h
q little merchant Ia DeadwOOd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08
Big Pay in Civil Service

The pay is good, the work oonsen-
TAI and promotion rapid In the y. 8.
Civil service. n you are an Ameri-
can man or woman over rs YOU are
eligible for any government position
N you pass the Civil Service Exami-
nation TO learn how you can quail.
10y In your spare time. write for our
free civil Service booklet NJ Cliff
ton Hoguhead, representative OF In.
iernationai Correspondents schools.
liOx i42, Albuquerque, N. 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08
DAN PATCH PLACED
AT HEAD IN LIST
OF 10 LEADING PAGERS

Dan Patch isBb IA. has pecn SCI
lected to head the list Of best ten
PAGERS. In contest open 10 all who
desired 20 make out list Of the best
ton PAGERS. The Horse Review shows
that Dan Patch received 1891 votes.
This. " course. entities the great
champion 20 the place OF honor ot
the head Of the list. Next IN order
comes Joe Patchcn. 2;ot IL. son Of
Dan Patch. Joe Patchen received
S06g votes, while star Pointer, 1883
ia; the FIRST horse 90 beat two min
utes. ranks third. having received 5O27
votes A peculiar feature OF this Sc
lection 1y the public IL that Hedge
wood BOY and Lady Maud c., full
brother and sister, nro both given
places Of honor IN this list The un-
beaten Direct HgL e.aAt3, lugt out
hy the narrow margin Of two points
The list follows: Dan Patch,
1855 -; joe fatchcn. 2;0i Ia; star
Pointer. 1853 IA; Minor Heir. lass ";
John r.. GENTRY, 2;0iis; Robert j..
2:0fihi Lady Maud c., 2.00N Hal
Pointer. 2sO4is Hedgewood Boy 2.Oi;
The Broncho. $500 S-4.
Nlnety-pine PAGERS entered the 2'l0
list this year. the largest number TO
do 80 In one season This brings the
total number Of 2.to PAGERS up to
1894 The first PAGER 90 enter the
.2.1v list WAS Johnston, who started
ne n green horse in 1883, when tho
worlds record was 2'fta-A, held By
Little Brown jug Johnson reduced
the record 10 2.iq Ia a. trial against
time az Chlcago. 90 years ago.
Don Donsmorc. D., 2.OS IA, hcads
the list Of western PAGERS IN the
money-winning tables Ginger. 2.O5 =
IL second. and among the heif-milcrs
pyopor. Halle d., e.0S la by Walter
Direct. 2:05 3-l. raced by Jim Scott
Is the queen with $37t0 In the VIM
ter fund she also made one start
over the mile track az sedaiia get
ting second money.
The good young sire Cochato,
2.lIis, pon of Todd 2.1@ a., Is reps
resented in tho new 1880 list OF 1911
with 10 new performers all three
year-Oids.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08

Medicines that aid nature are AL
ways most effectual Chamberlain
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. IL
allays the cough. relieves the lungs.
opens the secretions and aids nature
la restoring the system 10 a healthy
condition Thousands have testified
10 us superior excellence sold BY
an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08

Do YOU know that fully nine out
OF every ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism OF the muscles
due 20 cold or damp. or chronic rheu-
matism. and require no internal
treatment whatever? Apply Cham
berIin's Eminent freely and see how
quickly II gives relief For sale by
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08
POUND SALE.

on Friday. tho 18TH day OF January,
1912 az 10 o'clock "a. M. In front of
the city Jail on North Second street
] will sell one bay horse about ~
years old; Nill weigh about 500
pounds. slack name and tail; branded
on left thigh: sore on back, right ear
split
THOMAS McMILLiN.
city Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08

GOOD WISHES
when everybody is turning over a new
leaf, ar thinking % doing 40. n sou
are making any now resJ utl0ns let
one OF them be 90 deal with us IN the
future, for that Is one OF the surest
ways TO have cause for gratitude at
the end Of the coming year. Here We
give you the best values obtninable.
the most superior service and charge
the lowest prices.
pIONEEIti BAKERY
a07 south FIRST street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-08

80 Clever People, 80 per
cent Girls.
Brimful of Laughs, NOT
BLUSHEs.
1S--Tuneful Catchy Songs--1S
Special After Holiday prices
75e, $1.00, $3.50.
Seats at Matson's. Get yours
EARLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Curtis & Sanger, No. a Wall
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Can money
frm, Rates, opened 5%4 per cent. h6nesl
ner cent, closing SO per cent Time
money unchanged. Rates, s per cent for
sixty days, 5%a6 per cent for ninety DAYS,
SiLNiba. per cent for four months, bn per
cent for Ave and six months. Mercanule
naner continued dull. Rates, s per cent
Tor sixty and ninety days indorsed ana
choice four 10 six months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Forei ex-
change continued dull. Yesterdays quo
tations. Demand sterling 4S5lO; cables,
GEO. siXty day bills, 4S0&; short francs,
500 less LIE; short reichsmarks' |'7
plus l-R.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par
81 Louis. 15c discount bid, DC discount
asked: Minneapolis, par.
SILVER MARKET.-Ba silver In Lon.
don was steady at 29d, an advance or
1-16d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York was quoted at 2Oll,,
unchanged.
sITB-TREASURY.-T United states
Treasury was a creditor at the Clear.
ing House yesterday to the extent OF
SS0,15S.
BANK CLEARINGs-New York, ex-
changes 1874. 1881, balances SIG, SA, 49,;
Roston exchanges, $39, 81, balances
ii I2S251: Philadelphia. exchanges 2s,92I,-
Sn balances s2.6S0,S52. Pittsburgh, ex-
changes 50 59i, 65s; Chicago, exchanges 3d.
M III balances $3,292,37i; BaltiSore, ex-
changes 1924. 925, balances 800, 58; 81.
Louis, exchanges sl4,69S 1913, balances ST.
122 2A7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

strong tone was reflected In the mar
ket on the Consolidated Stock Exhcange
virtually all day. Prices on the 800
o'clock opening call showed gains, COM
pared with Wednesdays closings, rang
Ing from "A TO = or d point. with fur-
Their advances registered later. although
I'm some instances improvements were
not fully maintained at the close. Smelt-
ing was a feature OF activity through
out the day. IL exhibited exceptional
weakness early, but subsequently recov-
cred very sharply. The belief that the
tension between Austria and Servia had
been relieved was chiefly responsible for
the Improvement In speculative sent-
ment. II was taken for granted that APP
prehensiOns Of a general European con-
hict might now be dismissed. Reports
that the European demand for copper
had already been stimulated by the bet
ter international outlook influenced buy
ing OF Amalgamated Copper and other
shares I'm the metal group Among the
specalties particular attention was &C
corded to American Can. Transactions
totalled 5l,5i5 shares. including 400
forty-four different stocks represented.
on the opening call American Beet Sugar
registered the maximum advance OF u OF
n point, while Steel, Union Pacific and
Smelling were up X, Reading, Amalga-
mated Copper and Missouri Pacific up n,
Erie and ST. Paul up a and Rock Island
and American Can up 4. Detailed oper-
atoms follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
THE COTTON MARKET
More Sharp Changes, with the
Close Slightly Higher.

Lower Liverpool cables and a bunch Of
overnight selling orders started the cot
ton market off yesterday with a drop of
TO 10 points, which drew support from
spot houses and bull brokers, and the
market began TO advance, calling out
considerable covering. The rally amount
ed to practically 81 . bale from the low
Of the morning. but rurnors Of bearish
ginning returns, helped by some local
pressure during the last hour OF trading,
caused break, which left the net gain
at the close only TO points above tho
final figures OF Wednesday. The bulge
was credited TO more bulish Southern
spot news, rumors OF small crop esti-
mates more favorable news OF European
political matters and covering of bulls
who had sold when the market was
around the 12-cent level Southern spot
markets were, nc lower to 1sc higher. and
the local spot market was steady at an
advance Of 10 points 10 2.l0c for middling
upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Make Low Records for
SeaS0n-C0ffee Down.

Wheat futures established new low
records for the season yesterday, with
continuation Of bearish news from abroad
and at home, and bears evinced an ag-
gressive disposition most of the day. For
eign markets were all lower, Argentine
crop advices were most favorable and
domestic receipts amounted to 2,o4o cars,
against 51 cars a year ago, and Mime
apolis stocks increased 10000 bushels in
the last five days. The close was close
TO the bottom figure OF the day and
showed net loss OF &C to &c. Corn was
under the same influences that affected
wheat, and acted in much the same way,
closing at net loss OF NC to &c. Oats,
under liquidation and extensions OF the
short account, scored drop Of &c to &c
for the day.
Strong influences at work endeavoring
to sustain coffee prices were only able
TO keep changes within a narrow range
yesterday, although trading was less &C
tive, at times, one block OF 5000 bags Sep
TEMPER being sold at 409c. Much of the
trading was In switches at from Is to 20
points from March to December UP to IS
points from December TO May The close
was net 2 to points under Wednesdays
final figures with the market easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation In the curb market yester-
day developed fair activity at the start
with the general tone firm, although IN
spots strength developed on what looked
to be renewed inside buying. United
Cigar Stores Of America after an ao-
vance OF over a point reacted more than
half, while Tobacco Products preferred
after a rise OF nearly point lost the
larger part of the gain on profit taking.
British-American Tobacco moved up
about a. More interest was shown IN
Oil Fields Of Mexico, which was dealt
in on larger scale at an improvement
Of q. Standard OIL OF California moved
up about points. The copper shares
were comparatively quiet with the excep-
ton OF Braden, which continued active
and after reaching a new high record,
eased off slightly. The silver stocks were
almost entirely neglected. Bonds were
dull and unchanged.
In the last half hour heavy pressure
was brought to bear on United Cigar
Stores Of America. which declined about
realizing broke Tobacco Products 2la
points on offerings by interests which
was understood TO be successful In pro-
curing their allotments. Nevada mining
stocks continued rather active and fiuct-
uations were rapid, particularly In North
Star at 3ic TO S5c and Tonopah Merger
between 93c and CSC. Jim Butler occu-
pied the attention OF traders, opening up
at zoe and advancing to nc. where heavy
profit taking drove II back to Tic. Some
small lots. OF West End sold at s2s
and Nevada Wonder at s21s. Jumbo
Extension was quoted at Bic TO &c, and
Goldfeld Atlanta held we'll at lsc. The
market for gold and silver shares closed
strong. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court:
JACOB l. EIFFERMAN. trading az The
Del nisnIay Fixture Co.. Inc, No. 1877 Grand
lo5t unvoiuntary). Creditors; New York
prsss Turning Company sld6; lsidor Sauer,
saaa and Henry Brandt, 500 Assets said to
be s yIp;SYS RROMBERG COMPANY. No. 1853
uyost i2jth street Involuntary. Liabilities,
as 800. and assets, 5000 .,.,, -
BEAsLEY SHIPPING COMPANf' Deis-
DE aornoration with offices at No. l Broad
va, Involuntary. Creditors: White star
Tos,,na q transportation Line. f616; James w.
Fleming. SAB. and Kings Transportation sup
nly Company, $467. .,.>,,,,,, ,,,, ~,
ply ARTFORD CURTAIN WORKS, INC, No.
oo Fast o2d street Involuntary. Liabilities
SetS 40 be SO, 900. and assets WOW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
These dividends have been declared:

These dividends have been declared:
Union Pacific Railroad Company, regular
quarterly 2lI per cent on the common stocA'
Southern Pacific Company, regular quarterly
Ia per cent. payable IannSry regular quarterly
per cent, payable December 4
United States Gypsum Company regular
quarterly per esHI S1'' Sompsny regular
quarterly / per cent on the common and IN
per cent or the preferred, both payable Janu-
Sen.rai Chemical Company Of California
regular quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
feTred, payable January = .,x,..,,,
Eastman Kodak Company, regular quhleI5
IL, per cent on the preferred and "a per cent
on the common, both payable January &
The New York Stock Exchange mem
bership OF e. A. DE Mauriac has been
nosted for transfer TO Anthony j. Drexei'
fr.. son-ln-law Of George j. Gould and
the membership OF Ord Preston, for trans
fer 10 c. H. Krumbhaar, jr. The price
paid in each instance is said to have been
81 600, against $4,000 at the last preceding
gale OF seat
TIE Chicago e. Northwestern Railway
Conpany, IL is understood. is about 10
Mace orders for 125 locomotives the larger
~, NJ which IL is said will be constructed
nv the American Locomotive Company.
Prices of all grades Of raw American
uossd oil have been reduced three Genus
h,, the American Linseed Company
mr., e,,h. treasury has transferred $780,
oDo ~ Co. Francisco for account Of local
banks.
Tho prjce Of steel piling has been ao'
"a % q ton in Pittsburgh, to 81 20
100 pounds.
MT. uo.,on g. Maine Railroad Company
has ordered fifty consolidated iocolio.''
from the Baldwin Locomotive "'i no
Herbert X. Twitchel, vice-presiuen' y.
the Chemical National Bank mas oeS"
elected TO I'll the vacancy in the Doaru
Of directors caused by the uea'h Vi
George @. De Witt.
The annual meeting Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company mas Deeh as'"
postponed, this time until Decerhoe' i-
coores Emlen Roosevelt has been
elected a director Oh tHc
ing Company, to succeed Henry d.
Ketchum.
Gross earnings OF the United haiIrohuS
OF San Francisco for the twelve mohtns
ended September 30 were S.S5o'S'S' an IN
crease of $457, $50; net earnings were w.
O7e.OS2, an Increase Of s4S5, $50; and the sur
plus after charges was a,l26.Sso, an In
crease OF N92.463
EfHngham b. Morris has been elected
director OF the United Gas Improvement
Company. in place of the late Clement r.
Griscom.
Benjamin A. Morton has been appointed
assistant TRUST officer Of the Union Trust
Company. Mr.. Morton has for the last
seven years been connected with the law
firm OF Miller. King, Lane & Tranoro'
where he has given special attention 10
surrogate's Court practice and to the law
concerning the administration OF estates
and trusts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
Yester


steady, with a moderate business Offerings
Of syrups were small, and prices ruled firm.
RICE-Firm, with good Jobbins demand.
SUGAR-Refned quiet and unchanged on
the basis OF 1900 for fine graduated, less
per cent for cash. Raw firm, but no business
reported: offerings were comparatively light,
and II was believed that buyers would be Will
ing TO pay old prices II they could secure the
goods Centrifugal, Sc test 4O0c: muscoVado,
SO test 355c; molasses, 80 test 3.3Oc. IN
London beet sugar was dull and unchanged
for spot but later deliveries were lower. spot
was quoted 90 Sad; December, 0s 6|d, and
MAY los London cabled the visible supply
as /. 100, 900 tons, against 900 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was
very firm. with lake and electrolytic quoted
at 1874 g17s7hc. and casting iI.2J0
1870 Standard copper on the Metal Ex-
change was firm. with spot nominal: Novem..
Der, lT12h 1l7.J0c: December, January ana
February, l7.12a Il II. 45c Arrivals OF cop
per at New York were 655 tons, and exports
for the month thus far, 800 tons London
copper closed at as for spot and tIs los
for futures.
TIN-was firm, with spot. November. De-
cember. January and February quoted az
80 % a 80 soc. London tin closed at i229
l5s for spot and 1929 los for futures.
LEAD-Was easy at 470d475c in New
York, and 4504460c East ST Louis. Lon
don lead closed at IFS IS.
I SpEITER-Duil: New York spot. 1850
z 45c and East 81 Louis 1850 1.?5c. In
London. speter closed at 100 lis Sd.
IRON-Cleyeland warrants, CTS Cd sir
/ ondon. Locally iron was firm and un-
changed. with No foundry Northern quoted
at SIS 25gs1s rs; No ., SIT 75GSls 20; no
6S1Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15

PROyIsIONs-opening a tribe easier. the
market rallied, but during the last ,hour eased
OF again on account OF receipts Of 102. 600 hogs
at Western points; po oIIso, mess.
SIS 75aSle 80; family, S23qs24; short clear.
too6f5I so BEEF-Strong; meas. Si9G$20;
family, S23as2I; packet. S20as2l; extra india
mess. s5sas39 BEEF HAMs-Dull; s2sg
sal so DRESSED HOGs-Firm: bacons llb
TIInc; pigs Iihc. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies easy, lsglshei picked hams Arm, nc
nity axe country. 8q8Ac. LARD-steady;
middle West. ll.3oa1l. 4Oc; city Arm. l1he;
refined. South America, i270c; Continent.
II csc; Brazil kegs lS,7Oc; compound steady.
IMashc. sTEAR1NE-Unsettled; oleo. 12hc
asked: city lard, l2&c.
NAVAL sTORES-Rosin easier and prices
lower Tar was steady at former prices.
Turpentine easier. in sympathy with the
Southern market SPIRITS TURPbNTlNE'
machine bbls, Ale. TAR-s5 70 ROSIN-
Common to good strained e.35c; B. 6,46c; d.
sbOc: 4, e.55c: r and @. COCO: II and !,
Q. &C. X. &c; ". 1850: N, s.l0c; VIC. SIDE;
WV, e.10c.
OiLSEThsre was an easier feeling in lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
CURB ECHOES.

The listing committee OF the New York
admitted to quotation the 10000 shares
OF common stock. par value s, OF the
Lightning Creek Gold Gravels and Drain
age Company, Limited, as a prospect.
Stock outstanding 600, 600 and in treas
ury 10000 shares. Transfer agency,
Registrar and Transfer Company, No. 81
Nassau street. Officers and directors:
Joseph L. Carpenter, president; David F.
Pennington secretary; Charles II. tnver-
superintendent, and l.. A. Unverzagt,
vice-president There was also listed AMI
admitted to quotation the 10000 shares
common and 10000 shares preferred, par
value 500 each. of the Tobacco Products
Corporation, when, as and If Issued.
Transfer agency at New York. Bankers
Trust Company, and registrar at New
York, Aston Trust Company.
Stewart Mining became active and sold
literally on the curb yesterday. The
prices ranged between 1% and IL.
Tonopah ore shipments for the week
ended November were as follows: Ton
opah Mining Company. $3.50 tons; Bel
mont, 2.657 tons, TO new mill: Montana
Tonopah. sl7; Tonopah Extension, 1850;
West End, 75; MacNamara, 300; jim
Butler $50: Midway. 80; North Star. 10,
making a total production for the week
Of s.lA tons, with an estimated value OF
SOS. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet; sales, 100
bales: speculation and export. 500: American.
5000: imports, 5000, all American; middling
upland 6sOd Futures opened steady at SAT
OF 6qs points. November. 6.8lhd: November
December 6.49d; December-January, e.47d;
January February, 6.4ed; February March. [
O. 45d: March-April, SAD: April-May, 8431ad;
May-June, 643hd: June-July, 643d; July-Au-
gust. 6.4lhd: August-September. $3.50; Sep
tember-october. Q. 1sd; october-November, 6.1Sd.
Manifestations easier; cloths quiet.
New Orleans. Nov. 14-Cotton futures to-
day closed unchanged 20 points up from yes
terday's fnal prices good buying from the,
short interest OF yesterday and strong support
from bulls being in evidence most OF the day.
Prices were IL 10 II points down at the lowest
in the early trading. Covering offered good
support after the middle OF the morning. Bulls
redoubled their buying on receipt OF an authen-
tic crop estimate OF IA, 500. 600. and prices ad-
vanced sharply The close was steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, November ~ isl-;
GKAIN-wHEAT-Ne low RECORDS 10
New York. November u. 1912

New York, November u. lbl-
CRAIS-NHEAT- low records Tor
,be sesson were established, and there was
Considerable liquidation throughout the SEES.
.Inn Tho market closed rather weak AZ
!. n 7. g net decline. and within Q traction OF
he bottom for the day. News both from
abroad and from domestic sources tended 20
Increase the bearish sentiment, and notwltn-
standing the almost steady declhe .ne.s
VS. no disposition on the part or snolts W
reduce their lines Intact, with assurances
- more peaceful outlook In Southeastern
Europ. and "A drop IN export demand, EN-
nhasizsd by weak cables, the tendency was
10 work aggressiyoiy on the bear side OF
the market Liverpool reflected me tss
warllke Balkan adyiccs with a uecllhe oi
M1id. while Berlin WIS OF q a &c anu
budapest 2iac for the same reason sash
QUIET and about steady, with NO req %"
the basis OF 81 Os elevator ana sUo1'
a anoat; No l Northern Duiuth, " ~
n b anoat CORN-The situation IN corn
was similar to that In wheat. Favored oy
a decline OF saisd In Liverpool cables, an
Improvement in political news from Europe
and favorable weather throughout the West,
hears forced prices on u a &f, the close
being at about lowest point OF tho Gay.
Export corn, 500 ahoat, December
and March The low level Of the day rep
resented a new low mark for the season, as
4, did I'm wheat: OATS-Also touched u
new low point and were of y u sc lot the
day. Cash oats easy; standard white, 81 bS
nominal: No 3. sThc; No T. 88hc; natural
white. 30a9sc: white clipped Slh Q toe' es an
track RYE-steady: No 2 western, 9sc'
Burraio BARLEY--Steady; mailing:
GoG72c. I Buffalo, feeding, $3.50. Z
N.rp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. I4-wheat prices to-day broke
under the seasons low record established
twenty-four hours before. Hope OF speedy
peace In Europe was chiefly responsible. At
the end OF the session a feeling OF steadiness
prevailed, but the market showed net de-
cline OF &qlc. Corn finished l1dAc down.
oats of hdkc and provisions varying from so
lower to an advance of 17isc Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-15
BOND DOTS.

The city auditor of Marion, Marion
County, Ohio, will receive proposals until
noon November q for sl4,59i 4 per cent
tax free refunding bonds. Denomination
l, 1891; 2S, $780, Dated September l, 1872.
Due $1,000 semi-annually from March /.
1918, to September l, 1924, and 1891 March
l. 1925.