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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
FRANCHISE ASSESSMENTS
Tax Commissioners Announce
Those for City.

Albany. Jan S--The final special fran
Chise assessments in greater New York, as
fixed by the State Board Of Tax Commits
soners for 1872 total sIS4. 800. as COM
pared with $4Sl ,oi6lOo for 1911 The commits
sion SAYS the decrease is due to a decision
OF the Court Of Appeals. Under a new law
the commission will later fix the rate for
the equalization Of these franchises, Among
the principal assessments are the follow
ing:
Consolidated Gas System, $95.O55C coo: Man
haitian Railway Company, s736C0.00O; Brook
iyn Rapid Transit System, S5l,s9l6oo; Met
ropolitan Railway System, $i2J3s,O00; New
York Telephone Company, $5O5O00o); Brook
Ign Union Gas system, $2O.H5.00 Edison
Mectric Illuminating Company, Of Brook
lyu. Sl3gO0NH: Empire City Subway COM
pany. Limited, 100000; Hudson & Man
haitian Railroad Company, $4,000 New
York & Harlem Railroad Company, sl4,
Z1,I1. PENNSYLVANIA Tunnel and Terminal
Railroad Company, {l6lG2O 600; trustees Of
New York & Long Island Railroad Com
pany. $3.50 OC0 Third Avenue Railroad
Company. $4,000: Union Railway Com
pany, 81. 735 900: Coney Island & Brooklyn
Railroad Company. s2,5S0,0oO; Forty-secoud
Street, Manhattauville &, st. Nicholas Ave
nGc Railway Company, s45pOoCO; Long
Island Railroad Company, A2A,OoO; New
York City Railways Company, s75o. 500; New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company, SAIL 7oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January >. III.
BEEvEs.Rseegg. .srs ,2 IN f limited supply but
~ more than steady: bulls nrm TO a shads
higher: cows strong Fair to good STEERS sea- sSsS
e. 20 10 'yp sr,pa TAT COW, SIS so Dressed beer
90 ~ a. stsai2isc for native sides No e1-
ports to-day. o ,o,,.,,vani, steers
,oss sb aScraee So 10 per 100 10; bulls i263
ii. S.: 2, $50 TO- 81 IS: i1%o 10 e; ~ % "a
COWS so gS3o H. vs. s. TO- T. ioc7 H. So s7o D.
s. 20; .. 1929 D. s. 20 1913 ,e a. r. 81 s. ~
SSs r. e. T. sI SsI ri h. y s. "a 80 1is h.
gVS 2as Ib e. 10, Z $50 ID, 81 O5; =. 10 To- E'
co g. B. Os 81 so ~ COW S 1870 D.
& r. 81 q e issi or p r. 1850 r g. 3 80 o.
SO a. 8 80 0Se y +, s. b. Is Sc 10 % '0' d. o.
eo 62 81 $ s9'npss b. So st:s j. ! soS
COWS 70 1920 81 Zoo s. Is ). 90 100 o. ~ is
H. - 90 :; Suy aJ Company: bulls 1920
III. Sass; ~ COWS, s4s ID, - 20; miIcn cows
&c cR afI 4s2 head 1so on s s91s
yeas steady other sa ,os al to 81 S6,1i per
i2ia a isisc for city dressed veals ana II" i''
'0s so IIesnEKy Commission COMPANY ~
veaIs. 12s III average. 81 per 100 10; j. l=-
ib, so: ia iO4 ID. IS: culls loi TO- 80 .o IN
$40 90; a g. Iss 10. $40 25; L. 10 h. s.; eI InS
fio h. 81: z 100 b. SO; 3, 1913 H. SO SO; = ioo
Tobin IN & shannon: II veais, IA h. $40 'o'
SO. 12s H. $40 % AN s,,.a 15o ID
80 ~. 80 ~ ,,o7,
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts' y cars OF
64Os head: @ cars on SAFE fnuI teorjpe,
sheen and lambs and the limited ore,lhss
were closed out early. common 20 pItIhe -" 80
(eves sold at So 50Gs4 per 100 10: Isw
choice 81 30; medium to choice iaInos' go Sog
az AZ. n feN, head 81 so: culls. 81 90 pressed
mutton Arm At 6dTlsc: choice wetne1Is' C 1g
dressed lambs firm at lOd lZl3c' ou,sid" hn1
urcs for hog dressed country u'es'e" ~
house lambs firm at S4msI each' , =, II,
saies--s SANDERS: 4i3 state LAMBS; ~
average az IS per 100 ID; Fl, 68 TO- - 20
cuiis, AZ H. 81 so; 10 sheep, 100 h. ~ 'o' D.
1913 h. 81 so. 49,. ,.,,bs e III.
81 So; goa 10 ID. 81 IS: :, 100 10, 50 70 s-oy.
W r. Hume: 1875 state lamps ~ '"' - 80
1877. 81 ID, 81 90 I0i az III, so 70, r.r,.,,.
Kerns commission Company lts
vania la mbs II II, 81 25: i01. y TO- ~ - ,os
"a In Sc 30: II state sheep. 1l6 Ii. - d. L.
H. 81 50; 49, 122 h. 81; l, 100 10. u ~. "A
Mcpherson & Co: 1o2 Michigan lamos, ."
In 81 25; state, 81 ID, 81 30; sheep' ~ '0'
81 90 -, h.s,
No trading II importance: ternhs hesu.,
country dressed hogs nrm a. "a ioe TOT "'"''
saie,LTobin 4 shannon dat. y.st.rdsyt -,
i7o stat. pigs ~ 10 average 500 per wv W.
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other contest being run will not debar any one from
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FOREIGN MARKET s.

Liverpool, Jan. 3.-WHEAT-spot nm M n: 40
? Manitoba, Is lO'.d; futures hrm' MasGh'
2. '94 I'd; May Is 5ad; July, Is sd CORR
spot American mi"ed new Easy 2s uap. 0.s
90. a. Febrnary' IS sd. FLOUR-Winter pat
ens 27s ID HOPS in London 'Pacinc o aTas ed !
Pfto5RFKEprn m; mess, Western, OILS 3D. HAMS M,
Short cut 55s. BACoN-Su,nnilrnerias as ,ong
clear hs middIes. light sos heavy US; short
clear backs iss "a. SHOUL ,,nrcos al. I'd
american NJ renned. pals. 4os Cd GMEES r.
canadian finest white, rs 90 rips TkI.
owPTmc City 81. Cd Au'!rsi,. IL A. LG 81
don acs 3D. TtRPENT1NET,rsIPGrrIFs i. Ms Sa.
RCSIN-C Common, rs. PEIROlE,Io MMrr IISr
a rIUS'' I'd. IITsEED OIL, 45s, Cotton
SEED OIG.-Iull refined. sp1t, rs ceptEif,e,l
AS Sd musS@voIo. I3s Sd; beet Jsnunry us
GId LINSFED Calcutta ,nSlTn up pII ~
"a IISSEED OIL. 42s SPEhM -. - -
los los PETROLEUM AmericG5in ren irISs 40 Sd
spirits. 7II. TURPENTINE,-SPnGtd' eTc is
IIsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06

PROyISIONS-ouct but steady to firm.
shorts were fair Iuvcrs. and there was an alb
sence Of senng pressure. PORK steady ,
mess. sl5aM7 80. family $l9mS2o' short
sI& 50; iamiIg. si4 5oa$l5 packet, SIG 900
ala. extra India mess, So 50aS23 BEEN
UAMS-$294S SCI. DRESSED HOGS Firm;
bacons. So. 80 ~, Sisc. 100 ID. SIC; 40
H. sac: pigs, 9hc. CUT MEATS-PickIcd
H., Lies ouiet. 10 10, 3itc: L. III, 9tc; II No..
'0Nc. Pickled hams ia He. TALON
IARD- i5irns Middle West. $500 q ioc :
Ci:v gi.c. refined South America IO35c ,
Coutiucpi. . soc, Brazil. kegs q 35c, com
pound G& al. STEARlNE-Stoady; olco.
S4q',c: ,.iiy lari, lOs a ioAc
METALS COPPER. STANDARD nrm; SPOT
January. Febsuary March, April and May.
futures l64 II sd. Arrivals, 3.0iO tons; eX-
ports = AZ tJns so far thig month Lake
copper, l4as st14Nc; Clcctrolytic. 49, mtiNc.
casiing. tl@it%',, -Tl ~ m spot tal9H
~ n ~ 75c: March. f1.joa t2.j0ci April. 80
spot fIgi. fitufcs. ilsp los Local sales. 10
tons Jqruarv al 4312AC. LEAD-Ouict.
4 iOu noe New IorK fri H432J1c Fast
s. Louis. London. ~ rs Cd. sPELTER
Firm: 845HG.G5r New YORK; GjOH6jU East
ST louis London. re i5s ,ANTIMoNY--
rauts sGs ia in London Locally. steady: No
foupdrr gEorth.rn. SiI 75dS15; No 2 xti 30
dS14Ia; 80 I Southern and soft. Si4 250
$l4 -
NAVAL sTORES-There was an easier feet
ing I'm tmrpen:Inc. and prices were lower: ma
! chine bar" IL bong quo''" a. "i' Rosin and
tar werc unchanged.
! COTTONSYED OIL-Ncryous and prices
irregular Clrging at 3 points decline 10 4 points
advance January notices continued 10 circulate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
Bookreaders' Contest ''l9l2" Opportunity
Enter Now---Make Your Brain An Asset
Tribune's Bookreaders' Catalogue
Great Aid to Contestants

The Official Bookreaders' Contest Catalogue
of The New-York Tribune, containing large
list of book titles, among which are included
all of the correct titles to be used in the Illus
trations Throughout the Bookreaccrs' Contest,
will be a great aid to contestants in arriving
at the correct names of the booLs and their
proper spelling. The price is rs cents at the
Office of The Tribune, or copy will be mailed
to any address upon receipt of 80 cents in
l-cent or 2-cent postage stamps. 1t cata-
logues are ordered by mail, contest ants should
address
THE CONTEST MANAGER.
Bookreaders' Contest Department,
New-York Tribune, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
PERE MARQUETTE SOUGHT
Rumor That G, & o. Will Get 1t
Through Norman Erb Revived.

The -rumor circulated several weeks ago
that Newman Erb and his associates were
seeking to acquire control Of the Pere Mar
ouette Railroad for the purpose Of turn
ing it over TO the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
way Company was revived in Wall Street
Yesterday. Practical control Of the road IS
now held by J. 2. Morgan & Co. who own
10 600 out of a total Of 26l, $50 shares out
standing. Negotiations for the acquisition
of the Morgan holdings, it was said, were
in such shape that they could he CLOSED
quickly The syndicate, however, first
wishes TO obtain sufficient outside stock 30
make with the Morgan holdings 81 per cent
o. the total outstanding, and this stock, &C
cordng 10 the reports, it expects 20 obtain
soon
Il vas pointed out that the Pere Mar
Quette would prove an important extension
e. the Chesapeake & Ohio, as it would give
that road about 24OO miles Of additional
line. The Chesapeake & Ohio, through its
Hooking Valley branch, connects with tho
Pere Marquette at Toledo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
Eynlanation of The New.Y0rk Tribune's
BOokreaders' Contest.

,.yerv day for Seventy-three (73l days there will
- In The New-York Tribune DAILY and Sunday
frdtionsC Two 90 illustrations, Cartoons or other
Viii award hundred and siNty-seven prizes to
Tribune readers sending in the nearest correct
sUars 10 the entire series Of book illustrations.
Ths Grst two official illustrations appeared Mon
day December l.
ri correct names OF books to be illustrated and 10
srye as a basis of awards are being selected by the
seLinoSt Department, and will be included in the
York Tribunes Bookreaders' Contest Catalogue
Iich will be published as guide and reference for
WhLtIa use The correct list of names Will be
Saced under seal in the safety deposit department OF
we I'D FOR by the judges the close of the con.
isst To compete for the prizes contestants must
RiNe5in% smelling and punctuation as published in
,ho ''rIibune's Bookreaders Contest Catalogue
INC * Gifferent Will furn tho ideas and
l I've caroonsts will draw the book illustrations
oonsts will not know the wers 10
tbe puZzle pictures they draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say OF tho wool market tomorrow
There has been a moderate turnover In wool
on the Boston market this week, embracing
almost all lines OF domestic wool and a very
little foreign stock. Numerous buyers from
the smaller mills have been In the market dur
Ing the week. but individual purchases nave
been small Several Of the larger mills are
supplied somewhat further ahead than Tor
some time past and this accounts douotless
in some measure for the lack OF heavy TRAD
ing Fleece woods are somewhat stronger FOR
medium grades The current issue OF The
Bulletin shows the usual annual stock or WOO
, on hand and unsold in the various markets In
the country -.
The total supply Of domestic wool in the
country Is placed NJ 1Is6l3.7l5 pounds, and or
foreign at I24s4si7 pounds The total sup 9Po
ply at this time last year was lO2d2l-Vo
ppound. Of which 1425T5,2O0 domestic
end 600 foreign. shipments of wool
from Boston from January to January : IN
elusive were 3.23IS00 pounds, Asalnst = f E
for the same period last year Receipts tTo"
January to January { inclusive were 4,lul',
49, pounds. against 2,4Si"O0 for the Same
perIOd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06

Spot quiet aud unchanged at o35c for mid.
ding upland SAFES Ill. Liverpool cables; spot
I'm fair demand. sales. 600 bales: speculation
and export. 900; American, 1000; imports,
% O0O American, 10000; middling upland.
; I'D Futures opened steady at TO @iz
points advance. closed steady at a net advance
Of 10 points. January, 5.Ojd: January
Esbruarv 5otiLd: February March. 5.0Gd ::
March April 5.o7 20: April May. 51od: May
Iune SID: JuRe-July. 5.l4d: July-August
.5l5I.d: August September. September Octo-
ber October November November December
and DECEMBER January, JlGl2d; January-Fcb-
Tusry 517d.
COFFKE-Was 3 to points lower at the
start. but the toLe was steady, and offerings
were well absorbed in The face OF disappoInt
ing cables from both Europe and Brazil. al
though at the close there was shght upturh :
final prices were ] 10 10 points net lower
sales 10000 bags Havre closed = q 2
lTsnc net lower hamburg was u q y ptenniS
lower Rio was 200 reis lower, and santos
declined 80 to 100 leis. Cost and freight offers
from Brazil were IN some cases lower and tho
evidences OF disposition on the part or BraziI
to sell discouraged active bull operations.
SCOT unchang ID. on the basis of II &c for RIO
No :. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06

n u
The Tribune's great Bookreaders' Contest
during the first days of 1912" is the most
convincing proof of its sustained popularity
Orders for the back numbers are pouring IN
by every mall and the contest department Is
keeping time to double quick step" to MI them
promptly.
It's Nineteen Hundred and Twelve oppor-
t,Inity and readers throughout all sections OF the
city and country are taking advantage OF 1t.
And why shouldn't they? There is sufficient
time Only thirty-two instalments OF the BOOK
readers pictures have been published forty-one
more yet to appear.
The contest is easy after you once get into the
mental swing Of solving the illustrations. After
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bunch you can then begin an attack upon every
picture that will result IN reasonable sola''oii
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OF course, a person may enter this contest
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Justice. Nor would it supply that source OF tun
and pleasant mental recreaton tnat - oeri'eu
from following 1t daily
Furthermore, the average contestant VII "ant 10
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t during the long winter days that at hand
~ the bs bSe nnbes OF the
and their coupons TO any one anywhere 1ouns o.
old those who live in the country or city all are
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'You can call at The Tribune office or order by
mail as is explained daily at the foot OF the contest
While YOU are about IT, Il might he a good plan
TO order copy of the Official Bookreaders' Contest
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nre represented by the illustrations.
With this equipment you will he on an equal foot
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

LONDON Jan 5-COusols, after an early
advance Of l-l6. reCedod and closed UNI
changed from yesterday al IT'S Tor money
and Il J-l6 for account. Anaconda was un-
changed It E7%. Canadian Pacific was "a
lover at 2ilss Grand Trunk = higher at
20.
Money was easy to-day. despite repay
mcnts 10 the Bank of England Fears Of
gold exports held discount rates steady.
The stock market was dun aud irregular.
PfOGt taking weakened foreign rails and
kaftirs. bur foreign bonds and copper and
rubber shares closed higher COnsols de-
Cliued an eighth
American securities opened up quiet and
q fraction higher Later In the forenoon
support WA Withdrawn and prices dropped
below parity. iH the afternoon the wabash
and DeIser q Rio Grsnde issues were
firm, but the rest Of the list sagged under
New York offerings The closing was easy.
Paris, Jan. 5.--ThTce per cent rcntes closed
10 confines higher, Al - francs 50 confines.
Prices were higher on the Bourse.
i;erlm jan, j.-The Boerse. opened strong
On Cayors BILE. American and Belgian iron
trad reports. Prices weakened in the late
trading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
CHEAP FARES END LAWSUITS
Toledo Company May Also Withdraw
It's Action for Receiver.

Toledo, Ohio, Jan J.-Oficials Of the To-
ledo Railways and Light Company and OF
the city administration will abandon all
pending suits as a result Of the agreement
by which the traction company will grant
three-cent fares for four hours in the day
and six tickets for quarter the rest Of the
day, with universal transfers. The COM
peny minated IT soon would ask that the
suit for q receiver filed in the United States
District Court by the United States Mort
sage and Trust Company Of New York, be
Withdrawn. The city, on the other hand,
viii stop it's suit asking for $50 a day rem
tai for lines on which franchises have OK
pred Mayor Whitlock also agreed TO veto
the ordinance passed last Monday night
calling for threc-Cent fares
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CONDITIONS:

, rh. Bookreaders Contest is open TO all readers
% ~ Of families
Contestants write the names OF the books rep.
IN, Illustrations the coupon provided
S"rfor and which viii appear on Page OF The
sunday day during period
compeiition Answers be written with pen
p'h3 Eaea picture represents the name OF only %
s M the author only the title or name OF the book
haHe 10, will be required. where contestants moi
" az the will be permitted 20
81 answers each book picture II the cor
rect answer Is gwen WcoTee' answers VIII nor eopn:
against the contestant - - =. .,.,,,.- -. ,
,l,o,c Extra coupons must be used for additional
ps and coupons OF the same number must be KEEP,
tWtls, making the set. Where contestants Wish
additional rames TO the same book illustration
TO sun DO so without nng the coupon.
ti,,rns NAV submitted with the answers contestants
flc.iuusye hut they will count for them.
~ different members OF family may compete In the
-nsst but only prize viii be awarded TO any ON fam
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but the January position was we'll supported
Local contract prices:
MOLAssEs AND SyRUPs-Busines

with prices unchanged and tone steady
OiLs-Linseed oil firm at the recent sd-
vance. Refined petroleum steady ct T.50c for
standard white In barrels at New York
RICE-Stcady and unchanged.
SCGAR-Refned dull and unchanged; fine
graduated. 5G5c net. less per cent cash.
Raw NORMALLY unchanged for spot and near
by; centrifugal 10 test. I.i2c; musccvado, 50
test. 3.92c. and molasses sugar, 80 test. 3.6Ic.
There was a sale of 10000 bags Cubas, first
half February shipment. at equal 10 4.33c de-.
livercd. In London beet sugar was u 42t d
lower January, las Cad; February. is I1sd;
May, los I'D.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
tMaturlng i0li-TJ
a Apuen7

,r,,.,,i,t.. ~, Swartwont 4 Appenzcllar No ~
Pine street, g., t.,,
Name. ,I,ttT AZ a..
Atlantic Coast Linz u g. l5ll, H. 20 -
run nocb & PITTS 4.i,7 c. IVY, 80, - ~
central Il Georgia a. e, w :" 49, -
Central n Il OF J4pc ioii - "a ~
Chcsspeake a ohio = G. lol - 80
chicago a. Alton 80 : = iS9ii ~ A.. az
Chicago a East ~ 49, C. NJ "a ~ 80
chicago u & = "A r g ~ ~, % ~ ti
cincinnati n a d 4h-6 g in gli ~ 80 80
Delaware & Hudson 81. y C. l'--.''''' - 80
rriS 4 90 . 6. 1pl1-1T. .a.,.;;s''.' 90
Uorking Valley i4E p e, l9ib,,,is,a,'' "a ,I
hudson a Manhattan y 6; w '''' - -
X . ~ 4 & NJ ~ c, 1911 i,3n,i,' 80; ~
Kansas City southern ~ G. III ~ ~ a. 80
Lshigh Valley II 40 p g., ''i' !" - 80
Missouri Pacific > p g. 1911, ''''''' - 80
Mobile a. ohio 50 = ., lplI- ,o;,,, % o. -
New York central Lines GoTi;, ia ~ -
Norfolk & Western p c,o,iioiiiI7 ~ az 80
pennsylvnnia "a 4 y 4, l9il,,I!;5''''' ~ 80
81 l. Il = = .4i3-5 . c. III, 80 20 80
do GUAR \ . & 4 , y G. lo,,ddt -
eeabosrd Air Line 4't-5 g ,aa A., oii'' az ~
Southern Ry 3lsii's ?, e, W. 81 ~ ~
W Wsesnn q ! l. T.! c. loii-.2.. sd IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. h.--Wheat scored TO-DAY the
highest close of the present bulge. Wretched
harvest conditions in Argentina formed the NOV
ing cause Final prices were sc 20 &c up as
showed a net gain Of nc 20 isdSc, oats an
advance OF nc 10 ihc and hog products an sd-
diional cost Of l0al2'3c 10 20c. Range OF prices
Yester-
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

cst,asq Jan SeATTLERTfs ..5s . s%S9
S49'gsSs So M .5@sS1o cows and h.t.r, 81
s. 20, caivcs' s. 20 IS 30 HoGsnRRec.esiPSt,;,
s q So n 5s n ss"'
rough S. 81 u 81 10: good TO choice hsa'y;e - n
Pfi s1fsS S buzz 1000 81 SOC loo hish:
naive Iy 81 I5gsi 60: western. 50 :59 90;
yearlng.' - G5asS so: lambs. native - DON
so; western St%eS0 1SS;ArrrE-Rec.ipr,.
500. including 400 southerns; s,ssdys ~ ~
dresaee DGst and sxgGus 40 steeT w.s \"
tiers, s47JS$7: stockers and feeders, siqSG;
Southern :i75 1925: southern ,S COWS s4a9esgg
SnI iiS' 81 aoat5 20: calye, 81 5cass HOGS,
Eeeelg, 1000 loo sFG.ss. So S%ik OF packers Sb
s s. bntS aS SsH 81 2a lights osSssdS
S SiH s. soa.5 80 sHEEP~Receipts, 5000;
strong; lambs s475as 80; yearllnss' s 81 sSf
sc Cincinnati' Jan 5.-CATTLE,ReceiPt: 100 ,S;
opened steady losing .2" h sn% Se
cows 81 5odS5 Is: calves steady stdS9 20.
HOGs-Receipts. $3.50; generally ioc hisner;
ssTH Ms re sI as' S strong 81 26st3 So
lambs active and strong. 209s6c higher; -
"a ST. Buffalo Jan. 5.-cATTLE-Rscsiip,,.'
500, active aud strong g, NnSssIf 5o9 a Few
S91oc aighHr; heavy and mixed So 6oq So 90:
Yorksr s. Rlfs: iSs Is
sHEEEP S%D LXMBs-Receipts $1,000; ac-
tive: sheep steady; lambs DC higher lamSs;
Gs4 so; ewes. So 5ods4; sheep, mixed 81 %
V~'' rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
=, ronIs Ian 5-CATTLE-Receipts
o3S. supply scant; quality only medium 20
fsiT: demand moderate prices steady; steers Hns
SASS %; heifers, 50 71d SO: cows EIop
R.ceipts. s,JsG: fairly active and 5a loc high,
or. choice So 50 a ST 40. bulk Of sales S6W
81 20: packers, 81 S5d SO 90; best lights, s. -
dsG 10: fair S5aS5 30; best pigs, 81 $50 81 ~
fair, 81 75ds5 ~ SHEEP--Actve and loc
higher: lambs, sGd$6 80: yeariings, - lom
ds3 10.