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New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January 20. 1917.
BEEyES--Receipts. ls0 cars, or 3, 1870 head,
10 cars on sale. Steers more active anu
steady; ouls and COWS firm TO a shade higher;
Yards cleared. Common 10 good steers solu
81 25aSl So: tail snds. 81. Dressed beef weak
at SAG &c per To- No later cables EN- EN-
to London; 4ia cattle and 500 sheep Sunday In
the Boher;ian, to Liverpool. IN
Sa,es--Kerns Commission Company: ~
Ohio steers, 1850 ID average, 70 per 100 10;
n, So so; is, 1o7s 10. Sc %; ] bull l57o To-
2. 80" 100 ID. 81; cows, 1927 ID. So IS. lo:5
H.. 81 ~, 9, oO6 10, So; 10, 500 ID. 81 10; q
$. sanders. bulls, s4s ID; $3.50; ! COW: ,%:
4, SIS ID, 81; 8, 7s5 II. 81 !; 700 Id, s2 20
cows. 1000 %, S' 81 50; D. J3S ID, 81 40: 10 e93
H. sSGS; ,5 T. ss2 b. H. $ so S'a O' ~
ss sq 20 iiei r. 50 g; o. loss ib o So S% ,os: Z
ID. ,s4i5. %; a9s ib 81 90; ., so7 ib' 50 60;
CALyEss&@Receipts is - lee; 4os; 15s on sale. Good
veals steady. others slow; barnyard calves
almost nominal: car OF common westerns
unsold. Comn.on to prime yeals sold at SO
5arnyard calves 81 Dressed calves steady;
city dressed yeals. ic@16c; country dressed
sales-s Judd & Co.: a. veals. 1873 h aver
age, $40 pc. 100 ID; Il, i35 ID, 50 50 Il cuils.
112 10. SO 80 -
Tob'n G shannon: I veal. 100 10, $40; %.
13c 10. 50 37Ia; barnyard cslf. 3+p Ib, 20
Kens Commission Company; 10 Indiana
veals. 100 Ii, 81 80; 2t calves. SO ID. 81 60
5. Sanders: yesls, III 10, So culis' Vs
h. 81.
Newton & CO.: vcas. 155 lb, $40 so: 1.
13O 10. IS 80: =. ~ H.. s..
SHEEP AND LANBs--Receipts, 10 cars. or
lambs firm. and good lambs would have prob
ably sold I5n 25c higher ~ here. Common TO
medium sheep sold at 81 759S3 I5 per 100 lb;
common lambs. 50 50M$5 Is; yearlinSs, 81 %
n S. - Dressed mutton steady at IMsec per
10; dressed lambs, sole; hog dressed, l2'sc'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says;

Dun KcNtGM SdNSs
The situation in business is of a mixed
and varied character. While there Is Il
lessened demand for iron ana steel prod
ucts-a natural reaction from the NoVem-
Der and December activity-the volume OF
business is well maintained I'm spite Of the
falling off In new railroad buying. Large
orders for plates are reported and an ad-
yanSG. mr wire Is announced. AS against
the slight recession in iron aud steel, there
IS a notable growth IN the activity OF the
dryeoods market IN most of It's branches,
cotton goods being in increased demand.
wool doing well In spite OF the strike situa-
tion in New England. and silks being in
better request The cold weather, while re-
tarding operations In some sections. has
greatly benefited certain trades and on the
whole has helped retail distribution.
Leather Is irregular In demand. Hides are
firm. Raw cotton has displayed increasing
firmness. owing 70 large buying by Euro
pean and domestic mills. Wheat Is very
Irregular: the Argentine crop outlook sp-
pears better and the winter wheat prospects
in the United states are encouraging, The
security markets arc quiet Funds contln-
ue 90 accumulate At the important reserve
centres and loanng rates are easy. The
future OF the money market seems to de-
pend largely on the extent Of the European
demand, for as yet there has been no no.
ticsable Increase In its use for new domes-
tic enterprises, Notwithstanding the sound
underlying conditions. Foreign exchange
natural consequence OF cheap money. A
recent advance In bar silver Is an incident
that u attracting attention. Bank clearngs
this week gained 2.S per cent In New York
and SO per cent outside over year ago.
hut declined 4 and 24.5 por cent. respec-
lively. as compared with the preceding
year. Railroad earnings during two weeks
Of January declined III per cent. The move
inent Of foreign commerce continues favor
able t0 this country; during the latest week
II aggregated S2S,l24,99S as compared with
3&0e5.G05 n year ago and S26.S57,3l3 I'm 1910.
Exports were si5202,s3l. a large increase
over the two preceding years. and s., ,2S0, ,66i
IN excess of imports
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Chicago. Jan 6.-CATTLE-Receipts. 4.coo,
slow and weak; beeves. 81 IoMSs ~; leAas lS
steers, 81 40ds5 IS; Western, 81 6SqSI stocnet %
and feeders 50 6ogs? 90 eSws and nsGPs; u -
40. 900; steady for heavy grades others &c 1r ~
der Yesterdays o. average; Light az oVaSU go,shs nS
IS 9oass 10; pigs. "a lSgS5 40; bulk o OF S ss.ts
native, SO 1894 rs; Western. SO 5OaSi %; year
lings s4 S06fS5 60; lambs, native, 81 4opSo W
Western, 81 o0a$6 SO.
Cincinnati, Jan. 26.-CATTLE--Receipts. 200
strong on good: steady on medium and conhion
steers, 81 25aS7 %; heifers. S3G So; cows 81 eV9
So: calves quiet at So 504Ss -. HOGS-Recelgssss. ss
AGO. steady; packers. 50 10hs6 35; stays, sSg
s5; common, sows 81 25Hs5 70; pigs and lights;
81 256s5 75 SHEEP-Recclpts, -; slow ana
weak at 81 25qs3 rs; lambs slow and lower al
81 25as6 e5.
East Buffalo. Jan. 26--CATTLE--Receipts
Csc higher at IS 5OasiO So HoGs-Recepts.
1900 active and highery heavy and mixed, 20 81
Gs6 10; Workers, $6GSG 20; pigs, s. I0gS5 w
roughs So s5dS6: stays, 81 50fS5 30; dairies, -
as6 go SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscefpts $500
sheep slow and steady; lambs active and 2oc
sigs sigssr 6 ' wstSefs 81 25as4 5o ewes So 5oGsi
sheep, mixed, 81 5o@$4 10.
Kansas City, Jan. l'E-Receipts.
GOO including 100 Southerns. market dull
dressed beef and export steers, SO GOmSS: fair
to good IS 25 a SO 80; Western steers, s5a 81 20;
stoekers and feeders, S4dS6 25; Southern
steers, s5ds6 50: southern COWS s3asS: ma
tive cows 50 a SIS go; native heifers, SiU SO 20
buIIs 81 rs a IS so: calves. SO 10 n 81 so HOGS
Receipts. 10000: market 5Q loc lower bulk
of sales SSass2S hsayS oG 80 co. 2oqfS 80
IS soa SO 10: pigs, s4as5 S5. sHEEP-Re-
ceiots 5 900: market 100 15c lower: lambs
s5 25et So SO: yearlings, 81 50aso 80; wethers
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY .MARKET.-Mo}ney On1a cal 3ar
opened at 2ls per cent: highest rs per
cent. lowest, > per cent closing "a per
cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent Time ii m0neg eg
business as a result. Rates 2l2 per cent Tor
sixty days; 2%q3 per cent for ninety DAYS,
2ad3 per cent for four months; 3g3H per
cent for FIVE months; 3h per cent Tor SIX
months: 3%a4 per cent for twelve lnonths. s
Mercantile paper came INTO the market IN
moderate volume. Rates ol2a4 per cent lot
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsement; Slga
for choice four 10 six months single names
az per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE;-The foreign eMx, M
change market opened strong with rates
M 10 points further to 4.SS06G 1870 for cables,
4s7l2d l. S755 for demand sterling, 4ASOq ,9iSo
for sixty-day bills and i.S29Jg+8 for nlnet! .
dav bills. Short francs were quoted at
5ISM and short reichsmarks at 9j lilo less
l-32 The market was shade easier IN
tone in tho afternoon, with rates of points
from the top. Gables were quoted az 4ssg
4SS05 demand sterling at 4.SIa bid ana
asked and sixty-day bills at 4Alod4siA.
Short francs were 5.lSis less l-6i and short
relchsmarks 81 1-16 less l-6i.
20 pngtpd ratps follow,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

RTCE-steady at full prices screenings, 3a
ai.c, ordinafy ga. G3ssc; fair. in4isc; good
rrdinarv ~. 4IEc: prime. ~. n &c: choice.
si.aGc; head japan, 3A gaze Patna'
sUGAR-There was no change in refined,
aud ouotltlons range from $50 n j.iOc net, less
. ner cent cash. The following prices are net.
les discount OF per cent for cash: Crystal
dominos in cases OF 60 2-lb cartons. s.35c; do
i'm cases OF "A 5-lb' cartons, I.sjc; Eagle tab
lots 6IOc: cut loaf. 620c: crushed. 6l0c;
mould A. 5.I5c: cubes Eagle o-lb bags pow
dered and Eagle confectioners' granulated.
5G5, XXXX powdered. 555c: powdered and
coarse powdered and Eagle coarse grahulated.
55Oc: fruit powd sred and Eagle extra hne
cranulated, 540c: Eagle 2-lb, 3ls-lb and 5-lb
cartons Of fine granulated. J.6Oc Eagle I'D
bags do, 5.I0c; 8 3i4- lib bags do o.eSc: 5-io bags
do, soc 10-lb bags do. j.55c 20 ana % 10
bags do, and standard granulated. 142c; hne
granulatcd and diamond a. 5.iOc: contecton-
ers' A and No I. 52Jc; No ., 5.20c; No .,
si5c: No 4. 5.1Oc: No 5. Bose: No g. sc; No
4 4 95c; No S, 4.90c; No o. 4S5c; No TO- i;soc
No II, l. 75c: No l.. 5.70c; Nos IL, IA and TO-
s5c Little interest in raw, and prices nom
inalIy unchanged: 10 test centrifugal i.3Sc
50 test muscoyado. 3.s0c. and 80 test molasses
S6Ic. In London. beet sugar was quiet ana
1i2G1ad on January and February los = ~;
and NAV, I5s 4l.d. Willett GraN; lotal
stock of Europe and America, 2,I4G.!io TONS
against Q. I52, ,515 tons last year az the same
uneven ,latas. The decrease OF stock Is LOUD
100 tons, against a decrease OF l.Oo0,'oJ IONS
last week. Total stocks and afoats togethet
show a visible supply OF 2,Ssl,T19 tons, against l
S.S2S.575 last year, or decrease OF "fo''Vo
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

spot quie, and . points higher at 910o for
mIddling upland. sales, nil; delivered on con-
tract, 7OG bales. Liverpool cables-Spot In
good demand; sales. 1000 bales; speculation
and export, $500; American, ll,o00; imports
46 600; American, $1,000; middline upland
; sod Futures opened quiet at Il az points
decline; closed very steady AT net advance
OF . to 4 points; January and JSnuarN-fcb-
ruarv. 53a :. j: Fcbruary- March, sd March
April. 53Gi.d: Aprll-May, 339d: May-June
3 aid: JuEe-July. 5.I2h1; July-AuGust, Jl3d;
August September 5.i2d; Dtcmber-Octobcr
53sI2d: October November, November Decem-
Der, December and January-February. 0.36d.
COFTEFr-Sentiment leaned strongly to tho
bull side and prices At the close were AT 700
20 points higher for the day. with sales OF
n 600 bags The better feeling appeared to
he the result Of more settled conditions since
the announcement Of NalorizRtion sales, as
vel as an Improvement In demand for spot
from The country. Cost and freight ohers
from Brazil met more ready demand and
sales were liberal: prices were firm, with
SANTOS Is from 14.15c up To l4dOc, according
10 description, with Is and 5s at 141Oc and
Us al ll1Cc Jobhlng demand for spot was
also more active and prices ruled steady with
little pressure TO sell. Havre closed 1W "a
francs net higher, Hamburg was = % pfen-
mig lower. Rio was unchanged while Santos
was firm az an advance OF 30 rcis. Spot un-
changed NJ l3Se for l,io No I. Local con-
tracI DFiCes.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
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New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
CARNEGIE SAFE DEPOSIT ORDER

Justice Lehman signed an orcer yesler-
day directing the stockholders and cred
itors Ct. the Carnegie Safe Deposit Com.
paRY ate show cause on Monday why ST.
rcrhltendent Van Tuyl OF the State Bank
Ing Department should not be permitted TO
sell the assets Of the company for $4,000
20 Kisse. Kinnicutt d Co.. of No. 81 Wall
street The Carnegie Trust Company has
claims aggregating $i2s,3}5 against the safe
deposit company and asks that IL be paid
before the other creditors.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

country dressed hothouse lambs slow at $40
81 per carcass.
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: PA
indiana yearlings, 81 ID average. s. 20 per l0u
III: III sheep and yearlings, 81 h. Sc 80; :
Gs 10, So 70; IS lambs. so h. s. IS; 81, 6s
w. Il. Hume. a51 Buffalo lambs. e2 lb.
robin & shannon: 81 Ohio sheep, 11e lb.
So I5. ..,,,os
50 ID. So. sheep. so III, So.
HOGS--Roceipts. cars, or 1921 head ono
car for sale. Feeling firm on Buffalo advices.
Country dressed hogs lower at 6ls@ SC Tor
heavy to light. an
sales-Kerns Commission Company: %
Pennsylvania pigs. 100 10 average, 50 10 per
100 ID: hog 40 H.. S6l5 roushs' 900
LII s. ID.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. Jan. 2G--Thc offerings at the wool
auctioH sales to-day amounted 10 1887 bales
Bidding was acttye and prices we're hrm, with
good wo2ls IN sellers favor. a. good atsort-
lient of Hight New Zealand crossbreds brought
hardening rates. some taken by Americans
Tire Continent Fought OF secured inerln0s.
Iho Sales follow: New south Wales. 3,i00
hales; scouIed, iEMis l0hd greasy. I'D n
800 glpenslapd. $500. secured Is ID n
~ 40 greasy. GisdGts ID. Victoria. l.50o.
sronrrd. ~ 'sd@is Tod; greasy. 7isdWis Id
houti australia, 500. greasy, so i0d. Wesi
Ausiralia 900 greasy 6l5dmis New Zea-
iand. 9;fgl segred. nIl greasy, 6isdW1s I'd
CAPS ~ Eood FoDe and Natal. COO. secured.
IL Edqis Oh greasy, GGOnd.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
GETS s4so,541 JUDGMENT.

Former Judge Richard L. Hand filed a
report yesterday as referee in the action
Brought by William Bradley, the subway
contractor, against the Rapid Transit Sub.
way Construction Company. The repor,
gave Bradley judgment for Aso.5tl, which
was for extra work on the subway on
Broadway from eth to iO4th street.
The defendant is a subsidiary Of the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company, which
put IN a claim for extra work against the
city, which was recently settled for 5000
ooe. The Bradley judgment will be paid out
OF this amount
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. 26.-"The Commercial Bulletin
,iiI saw of the wool market tomorrow:
''so far as the volume OF business uansactco
"a concerned, there has been little difference ne
tween the current week and the one which pr
caded A. There has been strength deSesoPen'
however in certain scarce grades. like SUPER,
Ia ana secured wools have been moro In &c,
mand cor siderable original bag territory Mooi
has been moved. Prices on territories however
o.. TIE str1ke al Lawrence has held up sons
trading but has not had any marked effect upon
'lie e.rbs Tbs shIpniSnts OF wool from Boston from
January i 10 January Is, inclusive. were 2aW,s,-
7I5 pounds, against 10 'zoi Pouhas rs t'I anu
srY 70 January %. Inclusive were u. 6f9. -
ponnds. against 15.905.679 pounds for the sams
period last year"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par:
chicago. soc premium; New Orleans. COM
Tnercial 25c discount, bank 81 premium; 81.
Louis, 30c premium bid. 35c premium asked /;
Minneapolis, 20c premium; Charleston buy-
ing mar selling lilo per cent premium; san
Francisco sight &c, telegraph 7l2c.
Rank CLEARINGS.--New York, en-
changes S323502, $50, balances SlJ,22,3ie; Bos'
ton. exchanges S2744ISej, balances N,&O 10;
Chicago, exchanges S45,256O59, balances ~;
0o6 223: baltimore, exchanges tj2H,ii2 bal.
ances SiSQ333
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sil-
Yer. 57s4c: Mexican silver dollars, 4IC. Bar
silver I'm London closed at 2s 9-l6d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-M, NJ, Nican eN-
change on Now York Is QuoteI al .OlIs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
Yester

PROyIsIONs--ouiet but slightly easier. in.
nuenced b. a decline of 5glo points IN .he
SIS SIS 80 60 BEEF1Frn r gG me mess sisasis So FAM.
india mess. ssS s?Sa s2a so BEEF HAMs-oulet
al SCI 50a $50 so DRESSED HoGs--steady;
sss s0 so s cur sG mn%rscsed isG sf 40 H
lies. 10 II, oE qel1c; IL 10. 9h q9hc; - n:
ah q oac; plckied hams, ia II &c. TALLoW
LAKp--Easy: middle West, 0.20n 9.30c; city.
9c refined, south America. lO.30ci Continent,
y 6Jc; Brazil, kegs. 1l3Oc: compound, 81 q
7Hc. sTEARiNE--oleo 9h Se'.e: city lard
METALs-CoPPER-- dull SPOT.
January. February, March. April and MAY.
futures. fSit f6a iss Arrivals GiO tons; exports
-. .09i tons so far this month. Lake copper
i4ia ai4&.c; electrolytic. IAN a iihc; casting,
a. e5st ~ T5c: February, ~, 25a AZ, 75c: March,
AZ q A.. 5oc April and May 4l.759ia2 25c; Lon
mil at 4 iOd 4.5Oc New York and 4.30m 4.3hc
East ST Louis. London, fia rs Sd SPLITTER
--Dull at G.35 DOC New York and 500 4Oc
East st Louis. London, f26 Is I'd; ANTIMoNY
Dull: cookson's. I3Ihc. IRoN-Cleveland
warrants. ass 10Iad IN London. Locally quiet
No foundry Northern. 1475a 15c; No 2.
IL 5oa a. zoe: No 1 Southern and soft, i4e5
gMsotIIAssHs AND sYRUPs-Molasse. arm.
,vith fairly good demand Syrups In fair de-
n,snd New orleans centrifugal common, II a
isc. faf. lea ioc good. 2oq 20o; prime, 26a
2ac. New orleans open kettle 3oh Doc; (;
SYRUPs common. ga l2c; medium. iigiGc;
Tancy ~ q 2sc.
i"NkyAI sTOREs--There was a sharp de.
cline In spirits turpentine. Rosin pas from .
- o, polnts lower; tar unchanged. SPIRITS
TI-i,PENTINE. machine bbls, Gle, TAR, &C.
posIN-Commo to good strained, G.T5c; B.
Tosc. D. Zoe; t. T.15c. I and O. zoo. II.
T3Oc: !, 1.3oc.
OIIS--Linseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
icu,n i'm steady demand. PETROLEUM. stand
"a white. bbis New York and Philadelphia
s sse. bulk, l.35c cases, 9.35c: water white,
trls : s5c: bulk. 5.JJc: eases. 10.35c. LIN
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27

81 IS; PEAS, baske;. s3as9: PARSLEY. plain.
ibl sSass; curry. ssqslO; crate; So 5casS: 81
basket, $21S2 so: ECMAINE. basket. 81 q 81:
sHALLoTs. 100 bunches. s2asS; SPINACH,
basket. SOC 81 75; SQUASH, Hubbard, bhl.
81 2JFsl 80; marrow, 81 so; Florida, white
ket. $lasi 25; TURNlPs. rutsbsga, bbI. 75c q
81 25; white. 81 256S1 20: TOMATOES, Flor
ida carrier $1Q$1 90; Cuban, $ld$2; WA
TERCE ESE. 100 lunches 81 30 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
COMPLETE LIST OF PRIZES

I-sS,2OO Fiye-Passsnger stearns Automobils.
The f. ID. stearns Company, Broadway aud
51th IT.
e-s2,2O0 white Touring Car The white Com
pany, Broadway and 52d st.
s--S2,l00 Boecker Art Player Pianos, $1,000
each. 4. Boecker, 20 West 3Sth 81.
5000 Francis Bacon Art Piano Bacon
Piano Company 1i3 East l3Sth st.
s--SsO0 Anderson Player Piano. The Anderson
Piano Company, $40 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
s-s75o Francis Bacon Player Piano.
s-e-Sl,20O. Two Wing Pianos 5000 each. Wing
I0--I1-sI,O0O. Two Boecker Art Pianos. $6oo and
$500, respectively.
ia-SSs0 Dining Room Suite. Lennon q Com.
pany. i5l East 23d ~.
I3--s1OO cash.
I4-siOO solitaire Diamond Ring.
I5-16-Sll0 Cluster Diamond Princess Rings, $50
and $50, respectively. L. w. Sweet = Co.
10 Broadway.
1850 cash.
Is-io-S9o Cluster Diamond Princess Rings. S45
each. L. w. sweet & Co.
2O-20-$i00 Owen Kodav Leather Beds, $40 each.
ID. T. Owen Company 81 East Esd ST.
30--3l-S50 cash, S25 each.
S2-3a-$iO cash, $40 each.
S6-65-$3O0 Mems Ladies' Gold Watches. sie
each.
6s-S.-SIO cash. S5 each.
6s--i61-S3O0 American Tbermos, 50 each. Ameri-
can Thermos Company, s43 West l7th st.
ies-ss1-ssoo Ladies or Gsn'ismsn's siik um:
Maiden Lane.
.ss-se7-s75o Watermans Ideal Fountain Pens
Sc 30 each. L. Il. Waterman Company. i7s
Broadway.
ses-1O6,-s150 Twelve. months subscription to
wv "Pearsou's Magazine" 81 so a year. The
Pearson Publishing Company, ass East
cath st.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
X, I,IfW, ID2 busheIS, agbIhsI I,fb-,do'
k and l.S3l.342 last year; since July ],
2GI. against i0.216.l43 last season.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yes
heat: Open. High Low. Close. d
ISL OGA 81 06H 81 c6 ph ~
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CIEARANCEs.
TLOUR AID MEAL-Flour nrIn at q

FLOUR AND MEAL-flout MIN ~ IN" re-
cent advance but volume OF trading small.
Spring patclts S. 540aS5 rs; fancy. 81 tdq
Sd G5: winter stra!ghts, 81 i35nSl 70; patents
81 coo 81 90; spring clears, 81 5Gft 60; extra
40 l winter. 50 sOa 81 80: No . So tOnS3 50.
Kansas straignts. 81 s0qsi 90. Rye FLOUR
Firm: fair 70 good. s. !5gsi 90 choiGS TO
81 s6g So 90 per 100 10. CoRNMEAL-kiln
dried. So 65 BAG MEAL--Fine white and
yellow. 81 55gs1 60: coarse. 81 454sl 30.
FEED--wes;crn spriug. $50 30; standard mid
ding S2S ~: -aour DO, S3l J0 red dog. S'2
city bran, SCI 30 bulk, $50 SOC $50 sacks, mid
ding. s27 80 q $31 80: hominy chop $50 bulk
$50 20 sacds. Oilmell. $50 500S4o
COTTON-Firm early After showing q net
advance OF 10 TO II points. or a gain OF from
32 to "a points comparing win the low level
of last Mordhy the market broke sharply IN
the late trading. when there was heavy sell
ing and the close vas weak at a net decline
OF from I 20 . points. Southern spot markets
were uncnlngcd 70 &c higher. Weekly move
ment figures. P'r' receipts $3s3ss baiSs.
against -1S7lT last year; Overland 20 mills
and Cana1a. 3o,iTI sTslnst 2I7la last year;
Southern mill ;6kinRs estimated, 10000.
against 10000 last year. loss OF stocks a. In
terror townJ, 81 $50. against 45,01s last year;
lrought into sight for the week, 4l9,20e,
oganst .5l,55S last year. Total crop move
ment: Port receipts. s455,Tit bales against
OPS AS last year, overland 90 mills ana
Canada, 40O.7Sl, against 650.i7l last year,
Southern laill takings l,Il0.OOO. against 40 o
GOO last JeiF: stccK 81 Interior towns, IN eX-
GEES of September |, G5T,li0, against Sss.sl3
last year: brought in:o sight thus far for sea-
son, 1873, COS, against e.6sI,I43 last year.
Local contract prices.