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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-14

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Reuben Burc1 Did the Twlrllng and
Did Fairly Well But Could Not
Chalk up
Victory.
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Burlington, 1881; Galesburg 4-7-2.
Keokuk, SOL; Muscatine, 1872.
Monmouth, 4-9-0; Kewanee, 1873.
Ottumwa-Hannibal-No game, rain.
Games Today.
Keokuk at Muscatine.
Hannibal at Ottumwa.
Galesburg at Burlington.
Kewanee at Monmouth.
Games Tomorrow.
Keokuk at Ottumwa.
Hannibal at Muscatine.
Kewanee at Burlington.
Galesburg at Monmouth.
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MUSCATINE. Ia, June 14.-Bride-
groom Roxie Walters was the hero Of
yesterdays games. Just in the first
inning it was when he shone. When
he stepped to the plate he was pre-
sented with a box of silverware and
a bouquet of roses. He then did the
unusual-got a two-base hit and
brought in the only run of the game.
Reuben Burch was hit when hits
counted and Barnes was stingy after
the first inning Score:
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DR.. w. FRANK BROWN
Residence. 31S North Fifth street
ONCE, 402 Main street.
Hours, 1011 a. M, 1904, 7:45-s .. m.
Sunday by appointment.
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w. !. HARTER, N. D.. D. o.
Osteopathic and Electric treatment
n specially. Office 30 North Fourth
street. Ground floor.
Hours-10 to ~ q. M: 3 to 8 .. m.
Evenings by appointment.
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OR. c. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATH1C PHYSICIAN
Y. M. C. A. Building
Office hours to IL .. M; 2 to
p. m. Residence Iowa phone l1s7
rings. Office Iowa phone 1857. ring
Residence 800 North Eighth Street
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYsic,ANs.
DR.. w. =. SHERIock

Or. w. p. SHERLOCK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office 18 North Fifth Street, In n.
Howell building.
Office Hours-l0 TO u .. M; al ot
p. M; evenings. 2 70 8: Sundays, II
to p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat and Coffee Lower, Corn
Gains, Oats Steady.

New low records were established in
wheat futures yesterday for the season,
December showing the greatest reduction.
amounting to a full cent a bushel, with
other months Aq%c down. Liberal re-
ceipts at Western points and small ex-
port sales made the domestic. situation
rather against values, but the heavy dis
tribution indicated by the visible figures
had tendency to check selling, the mar
ket showing a slight reaction late in the
session. Corn prices kept within narrow
unit OF changes. an early decline being
recovered. and closing figures being UNI
changed to &c higher. Oats held compar-
atively quiet but steady throughout the
day.
Coffee futures were affected by reports
that heavy holdings of valorization coffee
in this country were TO be sold soon, ana
tired holders started liquidation, which
carried prices down all day, the close
showing net loss Of II to 20 points The
valorization sale story was denied by
leaders in the trade, and 1t was pointed
out that there was a strong agreement
that no more should he sold Here during
1872 The trade, however, expects that
large part of the coffee will come on the
market I'm January. after the meeting or
the commtte early in the month. There
were indications of desire on the part
OF spot holders to move coffee, even at
concessions and the spot market was
easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday consld-
cradle strength and activity developed IN
all the leading industrial issues, especial
ly the Tobacco and Standard Oil SUD
salaries. United Cigar Stores Of Amer
lea advanced nearly points, subse-
duently reacting slightly on realizing
British-American Tobacco moved uP
nearly a point and Tobacco Products pre-
ferred about the same. Wlllys-OVctiahu
shares were introduced for the nISt ulutr
the common showing fair activity, Inc
Standard Oil issues were more promihenI
both I'm regard to activity ana strength
both here and over-the-counter. The cop
per stocks were comparatively quiet not
withstanding the strength of the metal.
Braden was active and strong touchlhs
a new high mark. The silver issues were
irre gular Wettlaufer after an improve
ment of &c declined &c. Bonds Were quiet
with decided strength ia Braden Copper
6s and Is, which rose about 10 points
each After midday pressure was SHOWN
in q number of the leading shares which
brought about sharp reaction NeVaud
Mining stocks were quite strong durlnS
the greater part of the day. the PARTICULAR
features being TOnopah Merger, which
advanced from use TO SIC, closing al soc.
West End Consolidated was I'm good de-
mand at 81 CO.'S and Tonopah Extension
at 81 005s. Jim Butler gained a couple OF
points and sold at 62c. GOldhcld Atlanta
also gained full point ana changed
hands at 13c and lac. Nearly all OF me
gold and silver stocks were quite TIn.
Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The consolidation Of the Bell and indie
pendent telephone companies in the
counties of Clinton, Essex, Franklin and
81. Lawrence, in Northern New York.
with minor extensions into Warren and
Washington counties. will follow the
order of the Public Service Commission.
"a District authorizing the Mountain
Home Telephone Company. which is to
be the name of the single remaining cor
poraton. to increase its authorized capl-
tai stock from $4,000 to 81 100000 and to
execute mortgage to cover all it's pres
eht property, to secure a maximum issue
OF per cent bonds TO the aggregate
amount Of 100000 The company is au-
thorized to issue presently capital stock
to the amount of s6S3,OOD and bonds to the
amount of S1,00i.2O0 Bonds are to be
issued at par, and the proceeds OF the
stock and bonds are to be used for the
purchase of the property and business Of
the Adirondack Home Telephone Com
pany. the Clinton Telephone Company
and the New York Telephone Company in
the territory mentioned and for the re-
funding of the present outstanding bonds
Of the Adirondack, Clinton and Mountain
Home telephone companies
new issue of the American Public
Utilities Company's syndicate Offering
consists of $2,20O,Oc0 per cent cumu-
lative preferred. stock, and $4,000 COM
mon stock is being offered in blocks Of
$1,000 par value preferred stock and $3.50
par value common stock for $1,000. Frac-
tional parts of this offering were shared
on the same basis. The American Public
Utilities Company was organized under
the laws of the State of Delaware as a
holding company to acquire 100000 par
value of common stock of the Merchants
Public Utilities Company Of Indianapolis
$4,000 par value of the capital stock Of
the Peoples Light and Heat Company Of
Indianapolis and $4,000 par value Of the
capital stock of the La Crosse Gas and
Electric Company. Wisconsin.
The common stock. of the American
Public Utilities Company paid per cent
per annum from date Of issue. IL IS eX-
pected that the company VIII increase the
rate per cent each year until at least .
per cent annually is paid. Stockholders
will participate in any profits from new
companies acquired by the distribution in
the form OF stock dividends. The prop
critics controlled by the American Public
Utilities Company are valuable, as they
serve a large population, given as 4d,45l.
II is announced that Henry Il. Doherty
& Co. have purchased from Il. w. Clark
e. Co.. Philadelphia, the majority of the
So, 500. 900 common stock of the ST. Joseph
DIo) Railway, Light, Heat land Power
COMPANY at $50 a share. and minority
stockholders depositing their stock with
+. w. Clark &, Co. will receive the same
The property will be taken over by II. L.
Doherty & Co. as of February l, 1913. The
company has S2,5O00O per cent pre-
ferred. $4,000 common stock and Au',-
COO first mortgage bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
THE COTTON MARKET
Unsettled and Bearish, Closing
at a Sharp Decline.

Talk Of full ginning figures, tendency
10 increase estimates of the crop and an
easier spot situation in the South, were
responsible for a break In prices OF cotton
futures which drove March contracts
down fully 81 80 bale under the recent
high record, and the close was at praeu-
cally the low of the day, showing net
decline of II TO 80 points. Trade interests
we're good buyers OH the declines, ana
there was heavy general liquidatioh.
Slight rallies occurred occasionally on pri-
vate ginning reports and rumors, but tho
late trading showed the market In new
low ground for the day under heavy gen
eral offerings. Southern spot markets
we're unchanged 10 3-i6c lower, and the
local market was steady at drop OF ~
points to u SIC for mddling upland. Local.
contract prices:
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supply and weak Caulinowers scarce. Let
tuce. chlcory and escarole plenty and low.
Romaine firm and higher. KsIs and spns Gh
new. No 1, Dbl. s7as7 90; No = sG@ssSo
SsSi MIA and and Mazys1d late crop Dbl 81 70
s.; bulk. $50 10, s2as2 I2; Long Island. Dbl
or bag. 81 2s9s275; Pennsylvania. in bulk.
b bsS H. '2 & 2 STATE in buls g aiSss
SWEET POTATOES. southern, yellow. Dbl.
5000 50: Jersey. No ]. Dbl. 81 % 9ss: oa.-
ket, I5e1$i %; ONIONS, state and West
orange County. yellow or red. 5o675c;
v valley e s.sw OS Si bss ssEs
Sells SPROUTS. quart, 5dsc: BEANS,
South Carolina. wax or green. basket. SigS2 ~;
Florida, wax or green. 81 5o4$s; BEETs,
s5c; 100 punches, 50c9sl; CUCUMBERs,
basket. s2qs3; dollhouse, No l. dozen. 7oc q
81; No 2. box; s2es25o; CABBAGE. Dan;
@sl!; cAUfiFLowERs. long cut. Dbl. 81
qs2 so; short, 81 as5; CELERY, dozen. $50
4oc; standard case. 8 5o@t2 80; cHIc0R HN
isSi4e: HoRs sSf; fSs IL loo b. $3.50;
kALE. Dbl, so@5oc; LETTUCE, nearby
SOC IS; crate. 4sessi IS; Sew Orleans
Dbl 81 2s9ti so; LIMA BEANS. basket.
s scSsl 80; brown. sIasi 30: buttons ss a
basket. 81 As; New Orleans. 81 50ds4; PEP
PERS, Dbl. $1RS1 30; basket 50G75e; car
rier. SoqH IS: e,till box 25GsS;
basket, 1851 rs; Dbl, Sc a So: nearby. bas-
ket, SocGs1 25; SPINACH, Dbl. sI9t1 20;
SHALLOTS, 100 punches. 81 500 So:
SQUASH, Hubbard. bbl. 75c as1; marrow,
75c @s1; TURNIps rutabaga Dbl or bag.
80 q s5c; white. 35d75c; TOMATOES. box.
S19$l so; carrier. 81 50Qs so
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

South Penn oil and Galena Signal
oil were worry strong. both issues adj
wanting about ten points. Other specially
firm features were Standard OF Cali
fornia standard of Indiana, Southwest
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines and Vacuum Oh
Companv. The whole market. however,
shoyed a distinct tendency to advance,
IN Only restraint apparently being the
ttgbt call money situation. Southwest
1Snnsvlvanla Pipe Lines announced a
fc,urih dividend OF g. making a total Of
s2o for the year. At the present time this
Stock seems TO be selling on IL per
cent basis.
sireft)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
BOND DOTS.

Proposals will be received by n. A.
THINNER. City Auditor Of Hamilton But
ief County Ohio. until noon December
9 for 1900 4 per cent coupon street I'M
poyement bonds: denomination, SoVo'
dated October /, 1912; due october l, 49,
4po Tor S9,067 10 Az per cent street M
woyeInent assessment bonds, dated &c
,.o5er ], 1912. and due 1866 II annually &C
'ooer ], 1913, 20 1922, inclusive.
J, v. SEWN. OF Pittsburgh, 1t is stated,
VII receive proposals until p. m. De
Sshoer 10 for $4,000 AZ per cent funding
ypylos Of Ellsworth, Allegheny County
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PROyIsIONsr-Hog products were easier
early, on large receipts at Western points and
a decline OF 3 points in the hog market
Late in the session the market advanced 10
above the previous close. on covering due 10
the expectation OF buliish statement OF
stocks. PORk-Steady; mess. Sls 23qSls 90;
family. S234S2i, short clear, S22qx24 %.
BEEF-Strong; mess, $l9ds20; family. t2ip
SO . packet. S22Qs23 extra India mess, $3.50
$40. BEEF HAMS-Firm; $2snS3l 90.
DRESSED HoGs-Easy: baeons, allne;
pigs, 11nc. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies
quiet. 12lsGl3c; picked hams firm. i4ali1sc
TALLoW-steady; special. &c; city, SIS;
country 6a64c. LARD-Steady; middle
West. IL 2Jal1.3Jc city quiet ilhc: refined
easy; South America. L.. 45c; Continent.
II SOC; brazil kegs. 1886: compound steady.
7sasl.c. STEARINE-Quiet; oleo, 12c. NOM
insl, city lard, i3c.
COTTONSEED OII-Steady most OF the
day. owing to covering In the near positions
and report from the Southeastern crude
markets that crude oil had sold there at ACC
a gallon, which was above parity with local
quotations for refined. Closing prices were 3
TO . points net lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03

LONDON WOOL SALES.

London, Dec. 2--The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted 10 l1.O4s baies.
Bidding was active and good medium woois
were readily absorbed at steady prices Ameri-
cans bought few fine crossbreds. The sales
Is 3iiddIs I'D; greasy. 69iOisd. Queensland.
5000; secured. Is 4Isd@2s I'd; greasy. sdQls
lid South Australia, LOO; secured. Is 4d0
Is Old: greasy. siddls 1lsd. West Australia.
greasy, 10isdais lid. New Zealand. LOO;
secured. Is 3ddSis SID; greasy, sda1s I'd: Care
OF Good Hope and Natal. 400; secured. Is 2.td
ais lid; greasy, 7ha11hd. River Plate. 500:
secured. i0itdals ED; greasy. 5hglod.
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MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-stead.

prIces unchanged.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine. after
several days OF a sagging tendency, frmed
up with some gain I'm quoted prices. Rosin
steady but quiet. Tar firm, with a gain
in the quoted price.
OiLs-There was decline OF &C in the
linseed oil market. except Calcutta. which
remained unchanged Refined petroleum
was unchanged. although credit balances
were advanced to 10Oc.
RICE-Steady, with good demand.
SUGAR-Rehned steady and without
change. Raw firm and unchanged very
small lot OF prompt Cuba sugars could be
had at equal to 4.05c, duty paid but the
bulk Of holdings were held for higher prices
Centrifugal stood at 4.05c. muscovado at
8.55c, and molasses sugar at 3.30c. In Lon
don beet sugar was quiet. with sellers Of
December at 9s 5hd, January at s.6& d,
and May at los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03

Chicago. Dec. 2.-Heavy deliveries here to
day on December contracts weighed down the
price Of wheat. The close. though steady
showed net losses Of Aq%c. Corn wound up
unchanged 10 &c higher and oats the same As
Sa turday, to advance Of IA sc In pro
visions the outcome was a rise OF 2zdJc 10
lOdi2ikc Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
LIVERPOOL FOOD SUPPLIES.

Liverpool. Dec. 2-FolIowing are the stocks
Of breadstuffs and provisions In Liverpool:
Flour, 5000 sacks; wheat. $4,000 centals:
corn, $4,000 centals: bacon. 9,io0 boxes:
hams 900 boxes; shoulders. 100 boxes; but
ter $500 cwts; cheese $500 boxes: lard.
1000 tierces Of prime western steam and ]. $50
tons of other kinds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
CURB ECHOES.

The listing committee of the New York
Curb Market Association has approved
for listing and quotation when and If
issued the 10000 shares Of common stock,
par value 500, and the $1,000 shares of
preferred stock. par value 500. of the
Willys-Overland Company. Preferred
stock. 7 per cent cumulative. Transfer Of
fee, the Bankers Trust Company. Regis
trar the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company. Officers and directors:
John y WHY'S, president; George w.
Bennett, vice-president; Walter Stewart,
treasurer; Royal r. Scott secretary;
Homer V. Hawk, director.
The Butte Central management an
fnounces that when the new concentration
goes into commission this month there
Will be a considerable amount OF newly
developed rich one on the 500-foot level
TO send 20 the mill Drifting on this level
shows the veins TO be widening out ma
terially. and along the Rarus fault zone
the percentage in the increase of copper
recovarics is signincant The ore at this
point runs as high as S1s to per cent
copper and the gold and silver values
Of the upper levels are maintained. The
management claims 100000 tons OF ore
reserves, running about S12 to the ton,
ana says the new mill will save 50 per
cent Of all the values in the ore.
For the month of October the state
ment Of the La Rose Mining Company ex-
hibits net profits Of S97 O92. For the period
Of ten months ended October 81 2272,5S4
ounces Of ore were produced. The total
income vas Sl.4SS,OSO; expenses. ss65.'S4.
aud net profit, s777,2s6.
The surplus in cash amounts TO S3ZS,-
sSS, with other sources. such as Is com
prised IN outstanding shipments ana ore
on hand ready FOR shipment to value OF
FG956G The total cost and other sur
Plus Is S.s58. SSi a.
Il Is reported that GirouX is recovering
from the effects Of the recent labor strike
and that by the first OF the present month
the company may be sending its MN
mum tonnage to the Steptoe plant. Be-
fore the strike Giroux's production. II IS
said had been brought up TO over l,VoO'V"
pounds Of copper a month. and this hgure
Should again be reached.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December 2. 1912
GRtIN-WHEAT- was hearish
and new low records were established for sew
oral OF the active positions December deiiN-
cries I'm Chicago were about 100000 bushels,
and while local deliveries were somewhat
smaller than expected, December Was weak
closing at a net decline OF lc per buHhel. whhe
other months were i,nSc net lower. Foreign
markets were easier. owing 20 more favorable
reports from Argentina. Worlds exports were
slightly larger than expected amounting 70
T. 100 600 bushels. compared with l44VOW"
last week and 1922. 900 last year. The visible
showed a smaller increase than expected. how
ever the amount Of native and bonded wheat
showing an Increase Of only lt9.OOu hushtlsl
compared with an decrease Of 4.5@l,OOo last
week and an Increase Of 100000 last year.
Late IN the day the market showed snehuy
stcadier tone. with quotations hc TO 1sc above
the low poinr No red winter was quoted az
81 o. nominal. elevator. and 81 O6 % ailoat :
no / Northern spring, 04Ec anoht
COMMISSIONED comparatively snah nuctua
tions but. after a moderate decline early RAJ -,
lied and al the close prices were unchanged
10 * @ net higher Worlds exports were 3,fbZ,-
coo bushels compared with j.13i,OOO last week
ana . 912 600 last year. The visible showed an
Increase OF 900 900 bushels. against decrease
last week OF 32s 600 and an Increase last year
.of Agg 600 Export corn. 53kc Z o anoat TO
arrive OATS-Only moderately active, nut
steadier The visible showed a decrease or
227 OCO bushels, compared with an Increase
last wear OF 900. 600 Spot market steady !;
standard white. 37m37 &c; no white. SIC; no
q 37c; No 4, 34d3jisc; natural white, 34p
37lkc. and clipped white, 31a39h an track
RYE-Steadv: No . Western. 62a63c c !
Z Buffalo; feeding. 5s%c' nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

During the month of November the
hank clearings of New York City were
\ Sos Az. For the eleven months ended
yovember 30 the clearings amounted 10
,ot G25 "a. 245
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03

liverpool cables SPOT weak; sales, oVVv
bales. speculation and export. 900; America
oOO Imports. 81, 900: American, 20, 900. MID
diing INLAND TOld Futures opened steady at
point decline: closed steady. 3@6 points
lower. December. 672d; December-January
March e8T;.d; March-Apri 6.d6d; April. May
and May-June, 6.65isd; June-July, o.o4 ssd'
!uiy-August. 6.62hd: August september
n 55i5d: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6fOd; OCTOBER
Sovemher 635d Manchester-Yarns nrm.
cloths more inquiry, but not much doing
New Orleans. Dec. Cotton futures suI-
TO fairly consistent selling movements
throughout the day Inspired by large pri-
vste crop estimates over the week enc.
the end Of the first half hour were IL to ~
points under Saturdays close. Upward
price movements later In the nay Were
ppooriv sustained and on every bulge selling
orders came out freely The close was
steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
MINING,
NEVADA Quotations.

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros 60, No
Is Broad street,
December 2, 1912.
CANADIANS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
EtGiN BUTTER MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Egin, Dec. 2.-The Elgin Butter Board OF
Trade to-day declared butter firm az 3jlzc
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NEW Work CITY BONDS.
,,,r,sbed nv w. n. Coler & Co. No. 4S Cedar
:" street.1
,..od ,nterest TO be added

.coupons interchangeable iRegistered. tCou
pons. fRcglstered and coupon.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOR AND MEAI--Business In Z

IItOt TX AND MIshI-p1HlANs' 49,
was small. but prices were steady spring
atents 81 50GS4 50; winter straights' - ooq
81 65; winter patents 81 75AS5 10; spring
Slesrs q 30dS4 70; extra No / winter. 81 i5q
81 %; No . 81 o5asi 20; Kansas straigts, - 10
ass 20: fancy spring patents. y 4opSo 80
RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair 70 good ~ 500
"a 90, choice 10 fancy 81 95aS4 % BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR-Steady. " lods2 30 per 10
10. CORNMEAL-E kiln dried - ~
RAG MEAI-Fine white and yellow, ~ 43n
81 40. coarse 81 4O4Si a.. FEED-Nestern
snring. S2l 80: standard middinR 81 30; Hour
do S27: red dog SO 80: city bran, w bulk,
S23 sacks. middling. s2:bli $50; red dog. $50 90
honiny chop s23QS2l bulk. S2i 2OnS23 20
sacks; oilmeal. s33 50G$S5 80.
COFTEE-Sentiment was oearish' ana
after opening at decline OF SHl points
values continued 10 sag or closing ~ about
the low OF the day. with net loss OF liaZo
points Oh sales OF II 900 bags The decline was
largely the result OF liquidation on the part Of
tired holders prompted 10 some extent by
report TO the effect that 10000 bags OF
holdings In this country would De
sold by order Of the United States government,
authorized by the Brazilian government. ibis
report according to leading conee merchants,
was entirely without foundation, although me
trade Is expecting that a large part or this
coffee will be sold after the nrts OF the y ear.
the quantity and terms OF sale 70 oe decided
as usual al the next meeting OF the yaloriza-
tlon committee. scheduled for early January
Havre showed decline OF Ih4lis francs,
Hamburg was y pfennig lower, Rio was 20
rels lower and Santos was unchanged spot
was dull and easy With Rio No I AT ltac
and Santos No az 16he Local contract
prices: c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
ITEMS OF WALL STREET.

Foreign trading yesterday in the local
market did not exceed 5000 shares,
which were all on the purchasing side.