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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Oats Decline
Coffee Closes Higher.

Leading operators in the West were free
sellers Of wheat yesterday, and the mar
ket here felt that influence, added to that
or clearing weather and resumption OF
harvesting and thrashing In the North
west. The early trading showed a de-
cline OF a4G7sc at one time, but later there
was considerable covering, which re-
gained part of the loss, the net drop for
the day being h92sc. While the move
ment at spring wheat points was some
what smaller, Minneapolis stocks showed
an Increase of $1,000 bushels for five days.
Active distribution, indicated by ship
ments OF 2,i57.0O bushels, against receipts
at interior points OF 10000 bushels,
helped the late rally here. Heavy frosts
had no effect in sustaining corn prices,
and there was heavy ceiling on the idea
that the greater part Of the crop was too
far advanced 10 be injured. A partial re-
covery late left the final figures AIBc
below those OF Wednesday. Oats were
easy all day, with several large operators
busy on the selling side, Influenced by
weakness In tho cash position.
Good foreign demand and strength in
the Brazilian markets gave touch Of
hrmness to early transactions In the
coffee market. and first prices were up 6
to II points. With quotations well above
the H-cent mark. longs sold freely all
day, and a small but steady drop carried
prices down 20 a net advance Of to 6
points at the close. There appeared to be
an improvement in tho commercial de-
mand here. the country sending In more
and larger orders for both spot and cost
and freight coffees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
NEW YORK CURB.

Speculation In the curb market yester-
day, while somewhat less active, showed
decided pressure In spots. The gen
eral tone was weak. especially In the In
dustrial shares, which In some Instances
broke sharply on comparatively small
offerings There appeared TO be lack
OF demand especially In the STANDARD
OIL subsidiaries. which without exception
displayed weakness. with losses extending
anywhere from 2 10 about % points.
United Cigar Stores OF America, after u
show OF s.eadiness, declined over point.
British American Tobacco was I'm excep-
ton. ruling firm on light purchases. Cali
more activity. Manhattan Transit broke
Is, due partly TO the purchasing OF the
Long Acre bonds by the New York Edi-
son Company, while various other rumors
which could not be confirmed also helped
In the decline The offerings were heavy.
The copper Issues were quiet but steady.
Silver shares were easier In spots. Bonds
were dull and about unchanged. Nevada
mining stocks were very active and
higher on excited trading, with marked
strength In Jim Butler. which opened at
% and climbed steadily TO 50 cents, closing
at the high point. About B,@ shares
OF Jim Butler changed hands. Tonopsh
North Star was excited and nuctuated
between SO and 10 cents. closing about
End continued 70 he offered freely at
81 62is and sold as low as 81 70. Rescue
Eula advanced q couple OF points and
traded at ~ and 20 cents. Goldaeld At
lanta was in good demand at 22it cents,
and Merger Mines at q cents Nevada
Wonder scored further advance ana
closed T. bid. Tho balance OF the list
showed active trading and the market
closed strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was on an even heavier scale
than OIL Wednesday, the sales for the
five and half hours OF trading totalling
$3.50 shares Special activity developed
on the 9:20 o'clock opening call the trans
began on the New York Stock Exchange
aggregating $500 shares. Prices on the
call In most cases reflected gains COM
pared with Wednesdays closing figures.
Ing on the call. the sales Of that stock
alone amounting TO 4,2S) shares prior 20
10 O'Clock The strength OF the money
market oXerted an influence in the deal
ings after the call. melting considerable
selling for both accounts on the part OF
commission houses and professional
traders and resulting IN Teactionary ten
denotes developing. Nevertheless, the
uQdertone continued generally good.
Publication Of the favorable earnings OF
the Hartman roads was followed by
temporary sharp rally in the carly after
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the investor.

>,,r that the question OF keeping seats
,ha worlds baseball series out OF
.opetors' hands is coming TO the public
go go n is not strange that the stock
arket is being left 20 the professional
vii street contingent. Wait TIL the
VIE. IS over and then watch the market.
Copper Metal Market.
THE Copper Producers report for Sep
...,bar will probably be a favorable one,
~. that does not mean that metal prices
al, 90 bounding up, as copper metal at
W., cents or IS cents is sufficiently high
the nresent. at least. Even should The
INC extend 10 various other districts
.sa,a Is said TO be sufficient copper metal
.ro,lable 20 prevent a runaway metal
rsrket. The outlook for a normal metal
..srket. however. IS good. both at home
"a abroad and prices Will remain
.,,,dv even though the supply OF metal
il not curtailed.
The Coal Situation.
This weeks editorial review Of "The
cosI Trade Journal says that the soft
coal business is advancing steadily. All
,hs cheerful reports heretofore heard In
.,.sard 70 crops and Industrial progress
ere finding ample justification I'm the real
r,.s Of the day. With these fundamentals
:, naturally follows that soft coal is CIV
,cx a good account OF itself. Couple with
.,s,s circumstance the fact that we have
reached the time when winters breath Is
ant TO touch one place and another in a
,relninary sort Of way, at least, and II
follows without further narration OF de-
,sn that an active condition prevails IN
the coal markets Of the land.
A. the season for the most active use
NJ hard coal comes nearer to hand the
tabor situation In the anthracite region
looms more largely than Il has at any
fine since the signing OF the agreement in
,hs spring. The last ten years have been
Years OF prosperity in the hard coal re-
don and & is evident that the good
fortune that has favored the community
ga whole has bred a spirit OF restless
ness on the part Of many OF the men en-
ployed
Under all the Giro jmstances of good de-
nsnd and restricted supply now prevail
ing for four months It is needless 10 say
that tho hard coal market continues
strong and active with certain small
'yroportion Of the output commanding
premiums right along.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
s,.,hv. Middle West. 11s5a11..5c: city

Steady; Middle West, 11s5GlL45c: city.
lll.c; refined, South America, 12.45c: Con-
tinsnt, 11.s0c: Brazil. kegs, 13.45c; COM
pound, sTS4c. sTEARINE--oleo, 13lAc;
city lard, f2hc.
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPS-Demand slow
and prices unchanged.
NAVAL S1OAES-Spirits turpentne steady
here and firm at Savannah. Rosin and tar
steady.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
troleun. steady at recent prices
COTTONSEED OIL-Moderate liquidation
in September against tenders and the final
closing out Of this position caused some weak
ness and a final decline OF points for this
month, but later months were relatively
steady, closing at a net advance OF ! 20
Joints Crude oil was said 70 be offering more
freely, but there was no indication OF pressure
OF hedging operations. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept 26--wHEAT-spCt steady;
No 8 Manitoba. IS SID: futures easy: Octo-
Der. rs 7Tsd; December Is 4ssd; March, -
ESD CORN--spot firm; new American. kiln
dried Ts Al. futures weak: September. 5s 30;
December IS lltd. FLoUR-Winter pat
enis. 29s Sd. HOPS in London (Paclfo
Coasp, fT1fT iOs. PoRK-Prime mess
Western, loss. HAMs--short cut. 62s. pa
CON-Cumberlsnd cut, T0s; clear bellies,
SJs. long clear middles. light lis; heavy.
Dos Cd; short clear backs Gas I'd. SHOULD
ERS-SduRre 60s. LARD--Prime Western,
tierces bTs Cd; American refined. pals. SIS
CHEESE--Canadian finest white. new. COS
Cd: colored. new. 6ss Cd. TALLOW-Pr,me
city, 32s 90: Australian in London. 8ss t0hd.
TtiRPENTINE-spirits sis 80. LfNSEEn
OIL. S6s Cd. PETROLEUM--Renned, o.d.
ROsIN-Common. 18s COTToNSEED OIL
-Hull refined. spot. 26s 9d.
London, Sept. Go. --SUGAR--Raw, centrit-
ugal. lis "a ruscovado De 50; beet 12s.
LINSEED-Calcutta. September October. els
Ga. LINSEED OIL. Sss AID. SPERM OIL.
$50. ROLECN-American refined, 81:
spirits, 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3os
Thd. ROSfN--Amerlcan strained. les 4hd;
fne. los. -
Antwerp, Sept. 26.--PETROLEUM, -
francs so centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
THE METALS MARKET.

CoPPER-stsndsrd was quiet. With spot
and September quoted az l7.25c; October.
II 459lI.TSc; November and December, 10 400
Il. 15c. The local street market was firm,
With lake and electrolyi!c quoted at i7.62hT
lTs7isc and casting 17.259i7 81 &c. Exports
OF copper for tho month thus far. 20. 16s tons
In London copper was steady, with spot clos
ing at 40 and futures at f79 ISIS 81.
TIN-Strong but quiet. sales, q tons, spot
quoted az 6O.7J56i. csc; September. SO. 15G
81 25c: october and November. 5O.50Q6lc; De
cember %. 2645lc, and January. 5od6lc. in
London tin frmness was also noted. and sSss
closed at 1922 and futures n t23o.
LEAD-Quiet at 5.i0c for New York, spot.
and 1888. Zoe for East 81 Louis delivery.
London cosed NJ f22 IS.
SPELrER-Firmer. and sales were reported
OF 100000 n october East 50 Louis Delivery
az 742i.c New York spot was 7.Soq7.1 zoe.
and East 81 Louis : &59775c. London eloss9
at go Is Cd
IRON-Cleyelsnd warrants, Ges lad IN Lon
don. Locally iron was firm and higher, with
No foundry Northern quoted at S7d$i7 90;
No 2 $40 60asl7; No foundry Southern and
7SRkIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London, Sept. GA good assortment %
1859 bales caused spirited competition at
the wool auction sales to-day. Tho demand
home trade bought freely at hardening
rates. Americans took few lots OF uieri-
nos and fire and coarse crossbreds. but it
is believed their purchases will be restricted.
sales follow: New South Wales, 900 bales;
secured. sdl2s I'D; greasy. 6hd11s.
Queensland. 1900; secured. Is 1d6ls 9Hd:
greasy. Sd91s I'd. Victoria, 1900; secured,
Isefis 1Od. greasy, siadQis 81. South Aus.
tralIa. zoo; secured, Is hddts Sd: greasy,
80 AGA. West Australia. 200: greasy. so
Is I'D; greasy. Td11s Id Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal. 600: secured. Is 4dQ2s I'd;
greasy, Sd9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

basket. 8oaecc Dbl, 75c69s1 %. LETTUCE.
81 20; basket, 5oeasI: nearby. Dbl, 5ocasi;
LIMA BEANS. potato. basket, siqsl 80; bag;
slqsl IS; MUSHROOMS. 4-rb basket. 81 yN5
carrier. SiaS2: OYSTER PLANT. 100 punches.
s39s4: PEPPERS, sugar Dbl. sla$l 10; regu-
lar Dbl. 75cq31 %: basket 25%i5Oc; PEA.
basket 2Sc@sl 2s bag, 25egN; ,d PsMpki s.
basket, 23a6Oc: RADIsHEs. 100 punches. 81;
SPINACH, Dbl, 00g76c; SQUASH, Hubbard:
neck CO9I5c; TURNIPs, rutabags, Dbl, 75e0
81 white, 7ocasl; TOMATOES. nearby, box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

According TO a statement accredited 20
president Stanley OF the Cleveland Rail-
way Company s2,6O0.00O OF the E,loo,0o
been subscribed for, and that applications
from stockholders who want more than
their 20 per cent allotment would comprise
healthy oversubscription. The books
are open for subscription until october l..
Notice has been issued by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company that upon
presentation at its office OF certificates OF
beneficial interest pertaining TO the sec
ond preferred stock Of the Omaha Water
Company on and after october 1 a par
nal payment OF SIS a share. equal to so
per cent of the par value Of the certifi-
Gates, Will be made in connection with the
dissolution OF the water company.
The statement OF income (including
Wslla Walia Valley Railway Company
for twelve months to June 80 OF the Pa
cihc Power and Light Company. with a
comparison of surplus for 1912 with the
surplus at the end of the same period in
WI is shown in the following figures:
OPERATING " EXPENSE, ana $ "a 81
Net earnings .....,............ 1852 Iii AZ
interest on bonds .'.,'....,....... Isl, $40 ~
Ouler interest .......-.......-.... 80, 42l 81
Net income after charges. a244. o6s 80
DIVIDENDS paid '...,.............- 2Ds. 093 90
Surplus July 1. ieii Si.S23 Il
Surplus June 80. 1912. ............ sl27,3oO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

PvOyISIONS-Ste early. owing to an
advance. OF 3 10 10 points In the hog market.
but broke sharply late In the session, on
active liquidation in sympathy WITH the de.
cline In grain PORK--Quiet; mess, $40 30
$3.50, family So a s23. short clear. s2i 25 a
~ 20. BEEF-Firm; mess, siTQsis: tam
lly, s2i n s22 packet. slsaslb. extra india
mess. s35 a $40 BEEF HAMs-ouiet; $3.50
s3i so DRESSED HOGS--Firm; bacons,
IL v QI2.c: pigs 194c. Z, CUT MEATS
Picked bellies dull. 12a14c; picked hams
15ii q 40 TALLoW-steady: special nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

RICE--steady; demand good at full prices.
SUGAR--Reflned steady. Business In with
drawals good, but new business slow; prices
unchanged, with fine graduated selling at
Bose There was a sale OF 22.000 bags Cuba
centrifugal, for clearance not later than
October H. at 213-l6c. basis 90 test, cost
and freight equal to 417c, duty paid. and
the market closed steady on that basis
Muscovado. 50 test, stood at 307c, and mo-
shipments Will be due by the middle OF Oc-
tooer. and those sugars have been sold at
los Sd, equal TO 4.12c here. and the market
may then be expected 10 sag TO that basis
In London beet sugar was quiet, with Sep
TENDER unchanged at rs. but later months
Nd lower; october. 9s SID, and May. Os
IOIsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September 90. 1912.
S-WHEAT-CleRrlng weather IN the
Northwest WIS expected 70 result ia active
thrashing operations. and a corresponding
Increase In tho movement or spring wheat
and prices were easy most OF tho day. Longs
sold freely and prices declined t1Tsc. but
late r. tho day recovered part OF tho loss
on covering, closing at II net decline OF "a q
sc. The milling demand for cash wheat
was said 10 be- less active. owing 20 tho
falling on In the hour trade, and. as the
oNporJ demand was also light. IL was thought
shat there would be a largo Increase In
stocks. Foreign markets were lower. and
sentiment abroad was moro bcarsh. owing
% improved weather conditions as well as
a less active demand FOR cHrgoes. Cash so
. rcd winter 81 03is asl O4 elevator HEd
81 o3is. o a1oat. and SO l Northern
spring AZ 81, n D UHoat CORN--Was weak
under heavy liquidation IN the face OF frOsts
covering thu entire western and part OF the
central belt Lhte In the day Their" was a
partial recovery on covering. but nnnl price,
wero 4. % go net lower. Cash export corn,
G0c 0 b aroat December 20 March snip
r.eni. -OATs-Easicr, In sympathy with
Other markets, AL under ceiling hy cael,
Interests Cash market easy: standard
white. SSEc. 40 .. $3.50: No 3. 9sHc; No
4, $50; natural white. 36a 13sitc, white
clipped, 89is u I2c. al! track. RYE-Qule..
40 Western. G1c asked. / Bugalo.
BARLEY--Stcady: mailing, 90 75c. Z:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris. Sept. $.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of France shows the fol-
lowing changes: Gold on hand decreased
2, so 600 francs, silver on hand decreased
creased IL, rs 900 francs. general deposits
Increased S665o.ooo francs, bills discounted
Increased d.f6.1o francs, treasury de-
posts increased M,250ooO francs. advances
decreased $4,000 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

liverpool cables: Spot easicr. sales, 1,Vb
iales: speculation ari export 200. American,
1000: imports. 1000. American. 5000; mid
ding upland 0C5d Futures opened quiet "a
if4I point decline. closed barely steady A.
Ii.a2 points decline: September. dgehd: Sep-
terrher October $50. october 20 November.
6.38i I'd: Noveinber-D December. casa. December
January. 6.2Thd. January February, q 2ad
Tebruary-Maroh. 630d: Nnrch-hpril. 0.3lHci
April May, 5.32Hd; Mly-June, 0S4i: June
July. G33Md: JIly-hugust G.a3d Manchester
Yarns quiet but STEADY. cloths quiet and trrn.
New Orleans. Sept. 28--Wha, had been
dull market up TO noon, F'eadici iaTsely ~
forecast OF rain IN the eastern belt essei up
IN the afternoon. with a considerable decline,
and fatures closed steady az net decline % IL
LrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27

The Bankers Trust Company. as trus.
tee. Is inviting proposals in writing FOR
the sale of Southwestern Utilities Cor
poratlon hve-year per cent gold notes.
10 exhaust the sum OF 1855 900 In cash now
on deposit with the trustee Proposals
Will be received at any time prior TO the
close Of business October z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
BOND DOTS.

The II. c. speer & Sons Company. of
Chicago. is offering to investors sl5,ooD
az per cent city hall tax free bonds of
kichland Centre. Richland County, Wis.
Bonds 10 be issued in denominations Of
$1,000 and $500. Date February !, 1912. Due
1850 yearly February l. 1921 TO 1890 In
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
These dividends have been declared:


These dividends have been declared:
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Rail
road Company. regular quarterly 24 per
cont payable October 81.
II. H. ClaN!u Company, regular quarterly
II per cent on the common payao4e Oc'o-
'P,asburg Coal Company regular quarter
y IL per cent on the preferred pAyaole
Amsfic1n an Coal Products Company, regular
quarterly "a per cent on the preferred pay
able October II. 49,.
extra 2is per cent on the common, payable
Virrinis-Carolina Chemical Company Teg-
ulsr quarterly 2 per cent on the prcierEeo'
payable October 10.
William II. Bonner, OF Pittsburgh has
been elected president of the Cambria
Steel Company, succeeding Charles 5.
Price. whose resignation was sent 10 the
board Of directors week or 80 ago. J. II.
Retfogle has been elected a yice-president
Of the company.
Nelson Olcott, formerly cashier Of tho
National Bank OF Commerce. has been
sscted a vice-president and Stevenson L.
Ward formerly an assistant cashier, has
been appointed cashier.
George NJ circuit has been appointed
assistant 70 the president Of tho Erie
Railroad Company, and IL \ Taylor
heretofore commercial counsel, has been
appointed attorney OF the company in
place Of Mr. CIRCUIT.
q. ..
Company has acquired the entire capital
stock OF the Iowa Central & Western Rail
road Company which has thirty-scven-
nile line in Iowa, and which has hereto
fore been operated BY the Minneapolis &
g. Louis under lease.
Robert W. Locke has been elected
member Of the New York stock Exchange.
The membership OF the late William NJ.
Donald has been posted for transfer 10
Alexander B. Gale, and that OF Charles
" Blair for transfer to w. 2. Quentell.
These sales. II IL understood, have been
Effected at $500 each, comparing with
NOD, the figure at which the last pre-
eeding sale OF a membership was made.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company re-
ports for August gross operating revenues
OF Bli. iS6. an increase OF $70o62 over
thu same month IN 1911: operating ex-
penses and taxes. s4sl60i3. increase NS4,-
w. and net operating revenue $@5,S93'
Increase l565.572 The Southern Pacific
Company reports for August gross oper-
a'lng revenues OF tl24H.lS7, increase
N.oI.i72; expenses and taxes y7,ssO.6Ss, in
crease tN,374, and net revenues A7Se.<9@'
Increase $si37N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-27
SEED PRICES,

Toledo Sept 6-CLovERsEED, .bushs
cash. prime, si2 10; october. SI2 is; Deceu'.
her. sil 07h March. 81 10; ALsIKE, cash.
SIC 90: TIMOTHY. cash. prime. 81 i7,t SEP.
tember 81 III; october, s. i2I.: December,
81 l1h March 81 20. =. e.,.--s
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GREAT YEAR FOR COTTON
Supply 17,673,294 Bales
South'S Growth in Spinninu.

Washington, Sept e6--The feature OF
the Census Bureaus report issued to-day
on the supply and distribution OF cotton
for the cotton year 1912. which ended
August 81, was the indication OF the
south's growth in the cotton spinning In
dustry. ,'.
The amount Of cotton used there was.
for the first time In the history Of the
Industry, greater than that used In all
other states In any one year, and the
number OF active spindes operated In
creased almost half million over the
number operated last year. The cotton
growing states used 2,7l2,622 bales, against
2,6jj,0i9 bales In all others. The number
OF active spindies was II SIS, $40. compared
with 1l.0si6 23 in 1911.
The total supply for the cotton year
1912 amounted TO the unprecedented total
of 17,e7S,ost bales, of which i,s75.0ol had
been held over from the previous year and
229,276 imported. This total supply ex-
ceeded last years by 3,ea9,S71 bales. OF
the total supply, $50, 81 bales were used
In this country q quartz greater than
ever before, and Io6S1 .7es bales. or more
than 100000 in excess Of previous records,
were sent abroad.
SensatIonally early frost news IN view
of the cotton crops late start. failed to
stimulate buying. and purchasers who
had counted on scare boosting prices
turned sellers Tho result WAS that after
a morning OF Irregular trading the market
turned weak. and closed at net drop Of
10 TO p points Crop advces telling OF
damage We're Offset by the feeling that
the area affected was not large enough
10 influence the total yield materially,
and the slack spot demand and increas-
Ing movement were regarded as OF more
Importance. A local condition report
made the deterioration about per cent
in the last month. and II the october
bureau report next week shows such a
falling off II will bring the official figure
around 81 per cent, or practically tho ten
year average. Stocks in the hands OF do
mestic mills on September ! were about
$4,000 bales larger than last year. but n
shade under those at the end Of the big
crop season OF lopS-'0e. Southern spot
markets were unchanged TO 3-l5c lower,
and the local market dropped 10 points, TO
l.65c. Cor. mlddilng upland Local con-
tract prices:
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 2s-wheat prices beean's
hes t@s under ts s.ss gu. TO noos
demand and depressing cables. The rnarke,
closed nervous. hgsc net lower. Latest trad
ing left corn At kdTsc decline, oats down sP
he and provisions varying from last nights
level 10 a fall OF CSC. Range of prices:
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ITEMS OF THE STREET.

transactions for foreign account yes
ttrday aggregated about 500 shares
practically all purchases.