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New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were active sellers I'm the local stock mar
ket, putting out upward of 10000 shares.
The heaviest sales were in United States
Steel and Union Pacific.
COPPER MARKET-The is a slightly
better tone to the copper market because
most of the speculative copper offered
around II cents has been sold and due also
to the better tore Of the London marEet.
American Smelling and Refining has raised
its prices abroad TO the New York eqIiva-
lent of about 1875 cents. although the Amer
lean Smelling and RefininG's price here is
1ita cents The United Metals Selling is
that agency is booking little local business
with electrolytic selling between II cents
and Iii4 cents cash New York. Phelps,
Dodge & co. are still out OF the market,
having sold the March output. hlt should
he April sellers in few days Buying CON
tinues light
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Inland
Steel Company, regular quarterly 1s4 per
cent and an extra per cent, payable March
|; the General Chemical Company, regular
quarterly ll2 per cent on the common, pay
able March I. the Porden Condensed MIX
Company. regular scmi-annual per cent
OF the common. payable February 10; the
Green Bay & Western Railroad, regular
annual per cent on the debenture a, per
cent on the capital stock and one-half Of |
per cent on the debenture stock, all pay
able February T.
WINDSOR TRUST CCMPANY.-At a
meeting of the board OF directors Of the
Windsor Trust Company yesterday the fol-
lowing executive committee was elected: :
stephen y. Bond. James A. Burden. August
UeCkschor. Robert II. McCurdy, John II.
Storer Arthur Turnbuil and Cornelius Van
dcrhilt. The officers Of the company were
reelected Howard NJ jefferson was
elected secretary and treasurer and Fred
crick W. LePorin assistant treasurer
CENTRAL VERMONT EQUIPMENT
TRIrSTS.-The Central Vermont Railway
Company has sold TO Blair co. sl,OOCgW
per cent equipment trust notes. The pro.
cccds from the sale of the notes VIII be used
for the purchase of passenger, freight ana
baggage cars and locomotives.
EXCHANGE HOLIDAHS.-Mcmbcrs of
the Cotton Exchange have signed neu-
tion to the managers to close the exchange
on Saturday. February 10, preceding tn"
IInCOln's Birthday holiday. Stock Exchange
members also have circulated a petition for
the suspension of business on February 10.
WABASH FEBRUARY COUPONS.-The
receivers of the Wabash Railroad Company
have deposited with the Central Trust Com
pany funds for the payment Of coupons on
the second mortgage per cent bonds due
February l.
GRAND TRUNK ORDERS RA1LS.-The
Grand Trunk Railway Company has or
dercd 10000 tons of steel rails from the
Illinois Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

=, Chicago oa6 Jan 81 cATTLE Rss.Ip,:'
and :csders So e6a SO; cows and hefers So 90
o s6 ~; calges. IS 5oass 25, HoGs-Receipts,
terday's average: light IS e5 So 90 mixed.
s. 90 n Sc So; heavy, s69s9 s7h: rough, S64
SO -; pigs Sass 80; bulk Of sales. $3.50
tive, 81 l5dsi IS. Western. 50 5oqsi rs: year
linss. 81 75a S. 50: lambs. native. s. 50ass Is:
Western, 81 60as6 50.
$500. including 500 southerns; steady 10 80
higher: dressed beef and export steers. ss $50
s. 80 @ stocFers @ sane and fesder- s4ess so South.
ern, s. SO 80: southern cows, s3ds5; native.
s3gS0 So hsifors g. 2S9Ss 30, bulls, $40
$1,000: steady to &c lower; bulk Of sales:
s. ocai So %: hesyg SO 2og$s 50; packer. and
pigs. 81 25ds5 *. sHEEP-Receipts. 10Ooo:
steady TO 15c lower; lambs. s57se IS; year
Iinss, s. 5oa s. so; wethers; 81 1884 80: ewes.
So 25 a 81 10: stockcrs and feeders 81 1884
Cincinnati Jan 81 - CATTLE - Receipts.
26i good 70 choice steady TO strong; other
saeT sa9 hesr dS ssG coa.
81 80 50; calves active ana strong. 25G 500
higher. $4Q$a HOGs-Receipts. 2.753; ac
tive; packers and butchers. 1oc higher: light
shippers. sc higher; pigs unchanged and duh.
packers. SO 500 SO 80; stays. So IS; common
sSws, $t229$5 So pigs and lights: :t23g
81 -: lambs steady 81 256DS665
East Buffalo. Jan. 3I:-cATTLE-ReceiPts
actye ' and 25c higher s. 5Oasi0 HOGS
Receipts. a.4O0: active and j910c higher;
heavy and mixed. SO 50 n SO 60: Workers., 500
staGe 81 50 q So 80; daries. $50 S6 80 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000 active; sheep
steady; lamos Zoe higher; lambs 81 J0T
81 40: yearlings SjaS57 wethers, 81 259
81 so: ewes, So 5Oas4: sheep. mixed, 81 20
GSi15
[By Telegraph to The TribuneI
St. Louis. Jan. 3l.-CATTLE-Receipts, 35is
active and 10dljc higher; steers. AdSfo:
helfers, 50 9OGs6 25: cows, 81 s0ds5 65; Southern
steers, 81 10ds6 80. HOGS-Receipts, aeiT
fairly active: good grades firner: choice medium
to heavy weights. SO 35dS6 80; bulk Of sales
so l5as6 81; packers s. SjdS6 30 best lights
81 75dS6 90; fair 10 good, S5dsj 65; best pigs
81 S5qSj 25; fair pigs, Sass 80. SHEEP-Re- .
ceipts. j.i37; good 10 choice steady; others lod
15c lower; lambs, s. 500 81 So; culs, 81 15dS5 y;
yearlings 81 90GS S5 -: mutton sheep, SiGSi 30;
common TO medium S3GS3 T5
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Odd lot dealings in United States Steel
common on the Consolidated Stock IN
change were on an enormous scale, with
the trading also including large blocks
running into the hundreds Of shares Steel
common with 1900 shares accounted for
about one-half OF tho total while Reading
was second with $3.50 shares and Union
racine ihrd with 2i,sIO shares. UrcCvrrinS
ot stop loss orders added to the volume OF
liquidation. Dividend reduction talk in re-
spcCt to both steel common and Union Pa
enc accompanied the decline. An analysis
OF the steel Corporations quarterly earn
ingS statement, indicating that a balance
aVailatl" Tor tn" common stock dividend
vas only made possible by cutting charges
against depreciation. strengthened bcarsh
sentiment in respect To Steel common.
Fcading and New York Central appeared
10 he receiving better support than other
prominent stocks. itfty-four different
stocks were on the list. small lots selling
o' American Ice az lH", ard American LO-
rolnouN" AT @tI. Detailed operations fol-
low.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

S9" S T. s r. g. soS' y sS 81 ~ 0 IS 81 So ''' s
So 90: 3, si3 lb. 81 s5: .. $50 ID. 81 so
CALyES-Recrpts I.153 head: 73o on sale
xesls SLOW, TO &c lower. as compared with
dull and unchanged. Common TO prime vesls
sold at id$i0 80 per 100 III; culls. s5ds5 so:
ssrnyard calves S$asS IS: Ordinary Westerns.
city dressed veals: few at 16c: country
dressed easy at 1O,g a 1Sc:
average So 6 So GSgi peT cs S SSn A. 2 lsT Y'i H. Sa
Ito III, so 50 4. j45 ID. so; ) culls 13i 10, Sc
B. W. Otis g. Co: IS veals. $50 ID. SO 80: 5.
W. r. Hume . yeals. isi ID. $40 80; ., a.,
ID. $40: 50, 127 ID. 81 80. :. 40 ID. 81 80: 12
los lb. 81. culs. los 10. So so
$40 80; l5 % ID. ss: rs mixed calves, l5J To-
81 20: . fed calves. 800 Ii. 81.
- Andgsw 20 re Mssn ysas iia ISo IS So l3'
IS ISs b. s92is; 10 culs' io5 lb' Sc; bsrnysrd
b. i s. Il ! 4s; iso s. 81 f r'''' i'' ID $40 so l. 1870
.JellTs. wright 6 Co; veals,., i?s II:
$40 so: 8 - h. sio25 GULL 1856 lb. So. 81
s Judd 4, co: ~ veaIs 13a III. 50 60: ~.
15l ID. go: i3 cuils. 100 lb. ss so: fed calves.
1875 Ii. S.; L. 245 ID, 81 so
143 H. 81 80: 4 West Virginia. 100 10. 81 {
Ohio fed calves, 2T7 ID: s.; 4. $52 10. -.
$. Sanders; veal. i4o h. $40; =. 1:5 ID. 81:
Tobn g. shannon: 3 barnysrd calves. ess ID.
81 80
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1914 cars.
or 1.4iS head. 9i3 cars on sale. sheep quiet at
rather easier prices: lambs n trife lower,
common and medium slow; pens not quite
cleared Common to prime sheep (ewes) sold
at 81 IJdS1 - per 100 ID. common 10 prime
lambs. 81 256ST 50; yesrlings. s56s5 IS.
Dressed mutton slow at 7dshc; dressed lambs.
10d IL lac: country dressed dollhouse lambs. 81
IA Sc per carcass.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 1sJ
Ohio lambs, T3 Id average. 81 25 per 100 III:
1923. 78 ID, 81; 81. 80 h. 81 %: III Buffalo, 81
III. SO -: 1i6 Buffalo yearlings. - III. S5 IS:
Is Ohio sheep III ID. 81 IS; 10, % ID, 50 rs.
Tobin & Shannon: 2l2 Michigan lambs, -
lb. 81 35 % Pennsylvania sheep, 100 10, So 70:
II Michigan. III 10, 81.
s. Sanders 13S state lambs. 81 h. 81 30:
216. Sc 10. Sc 50: 23S Western. II ID, s6 30. .
state yearlings, IS III. IS: 50 sheep SO 10, SO as
w r. Hume; 135 state lambs. So 10. 81 25:
90. 90 h. SO IS: 30 stsce sheep. l29 ID. 81
HOGS-RcCcipts. 50 cars. or 1o.462 head:
very few on sale. Feeling frm and nominal
quotations SO 4od SO 50 for light to heavy
hogs and s6Tss 25 for good medium to hesvy
state pigs Country dressed hogs unchanged
at 6ia a Sc; light lean pigs selling up TO sh
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

Spot quiet and points higher at o.7oc for
mIhdlinE upland. delivered on contract. 100
bales. Liverpool cables: spot in good demand ::
sales $1,000 bales: speculation and export,
. 600: American. $4,000. imports. 5000; Amer
team 23. 900. Middlng upland, 5.57d. Futures
opened steady. point higher: closed steady al
y net advance Of d2's points; February and
February March. 535d. March-April 5.3I = d :;
kpril-May. 5.3yisd May-June. 81 i1d; June
July =. 4:d: July-Nugust >. f@ izd. August sep
tember. 54Id; September october, 53S ). {:
October November. November December, De
ccmbcr- cr-January and January February. 5.36d ::
February March. 537isd
COETFF-Iowcr cables resulted in an mi
tial decline OF las points. and during the day
there was selling for foreign account. Values
az one time showed a decline of ga II points
but near tho close the market developed hrm-
ness and hnal prices we're points net lower
To . points higher Sales, 9275O bags. BaNre
market declined igda franc. and Hamburg
was 5, pfcnuig lower TO = higher, with ev'-
dencos of aggressive operations by bears. but
advices from Brazil were bullish. with prices
there so much above A parity that Few hrinS
cared 10 send IN offers The special cable
quoted Santos irregular. with Is at $4,000
spot steady at l4isc for Rio 40 / Local con-
tract prices: .--
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
CHAMBERLAIN MAKES REPORT
Receipts for 1911 Amount to Nearly
Half 2 Billion Dollars.

The annual report of City Chamberlain
r. r. Moore for the year ended December
81. 1911. has been received hy Mayor Gaynor.
The ciys receipts for the year in money
have reached 1864, Isl, ,692 80, but Of this
amount, only s15l,j17,7i6 50 was the actual
amount received Tor taxes and water
rates. interest on taxes and water rates, in
terest on assessments and the general fund.
Interest on the city debt amounted 10 &c.
t37,il5 O. Revenue bonds were redeemed TO
the amount Of slS1, ,S76,655 o. The item for
REDEMPTION OF tho city debt is tS,7t6,453 80.
Total disbursements were S46l. lo5 o. The
aggregate balance On December 30 1911, !n-
cluding sinking fund ard special fund bal
aEces. was S2l5sl, ,iO6 80. against an aggre-
gate balance of Sls,5Jo,S75 90 on December 81,
ieln
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, January II. 1912.
GRhIN-WHEAT-A decline in foreign
markets and bearish news from the Argentine
caused decline OF !. n 81 early. but later
pLlcHs rallied sharply with corn and oats and
again caScd OF At the close. Longs seemed
inclined 10 take profits on the bulges and the
market apparently worked itself into an over
bought condition, resulting In quick decline
durlng tho last hour. with final prices 8. n u e
net lower The Northwestern Miller" report
"a IN" -four output at the three principal
Southwestern points last week at 352 ZOO bar
r"Is' compared with $3.50 the previous week
ana loI6i5 last year. Minneapolis stocks OF
wheat increased 10000 bushels for four days
y" rcd here. 81 O234 elevator. export basis
ana 81 OK q h anoat. No I Northern Duluth.
81 - ahoat. CORN-Prices established
new high records for the season. with an
active trade. Late In the day there was profit
tAklnS, however. and prices lost most of the
gain. closing at not advanc" OF &c. Export
sales. loads al New York and at outportS.
Export corn hero. 72tsc Z afoat OATS
FIRM with prices AT new high records Near
lie close there was active selling on tho de-
cline IN wheat and corn. and final prices were
i II Nc not higher Cash oats firmer: stand
ard white. 59c In elevator: No .. 59l.c Nos 3
and {. sc. natural and white clipped. - p n
SIC. RYE-Steady; No .. 9Tc. nominal. Z
Buffalo. to arrive. RARLEY-FIrm; mailing
81 =. n 81 % / ( Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

PROVISIONS Easier, under selling on Ilh-
cral receipts ot live hogs and a small Casi as
famiI,, slou $40: short clear, Sl7dSls 30.
BETF-Mcss. sI3Is13 80: family. sii 30 dsl5;
racket. S12 JOGsli. extra India mess, N-5W
s23 30. BEEF HAMS-Quict. s27 90 SD ~, 81,
Ih' stsc: 100 and 10 a. Si.c: pigs, -. G.. CUT
NEATS-Picklcd bellies quiet. Nt MHEc;
nicll"d hams steady l1d NC TALON
Duict: special. 6asc. city. &c; country, 80 90 =.
steady. 81. ii Dc; refined cssy: South America.
10 3O,,. Continent. o 6oc. Brazil. kegs. ll.JJc;
compound quiet. "a TIis" STEARiNE
BarSIv steady; oico. oc. city lard. ioa 1O'Gc
January. rebrrary. March. April and May.
IS.75a 1850; London easy; spot t62 Is "d
futures 1872 1Ss ad; exports 3oo6I tons so
far this month: lax" copper 1tis n lissc;
TIN-steaiy: spot aud January, $500 itc:
+, bruary. 81 ~ a t3 25c; March. 42.3oI i5c;
April 80 "a - soc; May, g. 100 f2joc; Lon
dor stealy: spot. fi?l 15s; futures. tl2o IS,
i.f5c East - Louis: London. rs lis ID,
SPELTER-- $3.50 SOC New York "2DIo
a. iOc East - Louis London. tl5 lis 80.
IRON-CleVcland warrants. los lad In Lon
don; locally unsettled; No toundry Gortn =
ern. No Southern and soft: si1aSi1 3d. no
foundry Northern. Sll 5oTslj.
OII.s-A decline Of &c a,gallon was reported
in iiusccd oil, American seed. Calcutta oil
cases 20 points higher. Barrel. and bulk were
unchanged PETROLEUM - Standard white.
bbis. New York and Philadelphia. IS 10; bulk
s. 10: cases. 50 90: water white. bbls, ;" 10,
American seed. city raw. T5a 16r: out-of-town
raw. IA I5c; Calcutta raw, SIC; lard OIL 500
SnLc.
rOTTONsEED OIT.-Moderato trade. but
advance Crude oil firm. with small offerings:
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
PENN. RY.'S REVENUE LESS
Income and Expenses in 1911
Not So Great as in 1910.

Philadelphia Jan. 3l.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's total operating reve-
nue., expenses and net operating revenue
for the year 1911 show decrease for both
the lines east and west of Pittsburgh, COM
pared with the previous year, according to
tho figures issued to-day in connection
with the company's December statement.
The figures for 1871 arc as follows:
Lines east--Total operating revenue,
S22j993,935, decrease S2S2425l: total oper-
ating expenses. including taxes accrued.
$l5L230,07S; decrease. Si72979, net operating
revenue, S4S 763, SIS: decrease, $2Sjl,27l
Lines wcst-Total operating revenue,
NoS@56,oj3; decrease, S64H,269; total oper-
ating expenses. including taxes accrued
$H,573ll4: decrease, s5,24657s; not operating
revenue. S26. .939: decrease. 81. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
BIDS FOR WABASH LOAN
Believed Needed $10,000,000 Can be
Borrowed al 5 Per Cent.

ST Louis. Jan. 81. - The form of GER
uheates by which the receivers of the wa
ossh Railroad Company IN the consolidated
bankruptcy and bondholders' foreclosure
suits VIII borrow 100000 will be APP
proved by Federal Judge Adams to-mor-
,,oS II also was decided that bids Tor the
'Vnn then will be opened.
Representatives of local and New York
laDliianciai institutions. attorneys for the re-
Jewels aud counsel for the bondholdcrs
,sook part in the discussion in Judge
nnssns's office n was thought the money
YOU'D be obtained at per- cent
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston. par;
Chicago, 35c premium: New Orleans, com,
merclal 2Jc discount. bank 81 premium: st
LOUIS, 5oc premium bid 3jc premium asked ::
Minneapolis. 2Oc premium Charleston. buy
| ing par. selling 1-l0 per cent premium: San
Francisco. sight 80. telegraph 7iac.
BANK CEEARTNGS - New York OK
changes S3l9,7il5ll, balances sl63 .S73; Bos-
ton. exchanges SiiS4jS1. balances - 993 i0j: :
baltimore. exchanges Ss,S96.6lJ, balances
S'onO29; Philadelphia, exchanges t270f2l5,
balances S.S737s.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
Yer. oSl l4c: Mexican silver dollars, &c Bar
silver I'm London closed at 26 l3-l6d.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic cx-
change on New York i quoted al .olic.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

rordop Ian. Ala good selection. amounting
:, 10 o3o halos was offered al the wool auction
sales to-day Competition active ana prices
firm. especially for fine qualities. AmeIcsn
buyers outbid the home trade for me, meniun
crossbrcds' The sales follow: New South WaIes.
700 bales; secured. Is 1dq1s sd; greasy Q Ssam s,,
ioisd. greasy Sd9h Victoria, 800; secured. -
eddis sd: greasy. 7i5dG1s I'd. South Australia. ala
800: greasy. 5i:dd1s West Australia, 4Cog,
greasy. 6dIIi.d Tasmania. 100; greasy, 6lsn
it'd Now Zealand. 300; secured. ls 21Tls
di,d: greasy. 6l3dals 1isd. runts Arenas
100. greasy, 6G1ll.d.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 3l.-Wheat prices tumbed IN rho
last half hour to-day result largely Of signs
OF a lct-up in the recent extraordinary demand
TOR corn. The close was weak at ia asc TO 'sc
decline from last night. latest trading left corn
with a net advance OF is@4c oats up lsC to
6,Q&tc and hog products less expensive by 5l20c.
The collapse OF the wheat market came chiefly
after the receipt OF dispatches from -. Louis
and Kansas City, saying Il looked as II the
Southwest and South have been filled Up with
corn FOR a while. Texas buyers In particular
were reported 10 be backing away. This was
something OF n shock 10 the wheat pit. many
Gealers had acquired a belief that the call for
corn would have practically no limit. In add
tion, Peoria sent word that export bids or corn
were &c lower than Of late. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
GET PORTLAND STREET LINES
New York and Philadelphia Bankers
Take 99-Year Lease.

Portland Me, Jan. 3l.-A financial con-
solidation by which the Cumberland Rail-
way. Light and Power Company, incor-
porated in this city within a year, will be-
come the operating company of the Port
land Street Railroad, whose stock VIII be
purchased within a week by 4. B, Leach &
Co. Of New York, was effected to-day.
f W Clark & Co. Of Philadelphia ana
J. & " Seligman & Co. of Ne" forK'
have become associated with a. b. Leach dS
Co. II was announced. and viii introduce
their system Of management. The corpora
ton will have lease of the railroad FOR
ninety nine years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICES DOWN.

INC United States Rubber Company has
ssfnouneed an average reduction OF between
.fsd ID per cent In prices on rubber foot
,ns nssf % account of lower prices for crude
1tsnff Tire management hag taken the
ftssss,n.ion sil along that the trade was not
ffe,sss.,nec ~ expecting Il large reduction IN
ss,rlp.swear prices at this tinlc, because when
nut rubber sold above 81 a pound prices
-, manufactured articles we're not ad-
'~heeo proportionately
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK, January 81 lHi2.
REFNES-RCceipts. 1926 cars. or 2.3lJ head
81 cars on sale. steers strong, closing trine
firm: bulls and thin cows steady: medium COWS
slow but not lower, good and choice cows ,
iatn arrivals. Common to fairly good steers
sold AZ 81 80 SO 90 per 100 u; stags and
81 asa 81. extra fat COW. 81 -. Dressed beef
J slow at sT IIi.c per III. Exports. GO cattle and
30 shssp 50 arTgs ssndeTs 30 virginia steers 17a
III average. So ~ per 100 III; 20 Tennessee: II
ID. So ~; % Ohio. lll5 H., So 30; 20 Iio5 ~;
10 10 s. s. 4: il. s47 ii. s. 80: ? bulls 100 ID,
S. 10: q. loss H. S4 -; T. 900 III. 81 10: ] COW.
ii7O lb. s. -; I. 1910 H. 81 so; I3So d.
IIas H. 81: H. ooi III. So 7o .. So lb, 81 50;
. 900 il. 81: is. sos H. 81 10 !. 500 Ib. 81.
III NsSt3" ss i5 o y es H. Sc: II Ohio 1000 H. So 1
west Virgini, oxen. 1892 III. s. go; ;. 1850 lb.
S. 10: i3 cows. 1854 ib 81 G5: is. go d.
" j. I' shnmbers 4 SON II onl9 steers. i2s5 p.
So 90: I, 1920 10, IS 90; 20 Virginia il2o I5'
~ Mcpherson & Co: I bull: 1880 h, s. -; 3.
1000 To- 81 90: 3 300 b. 81 -. !. lo2o lb. 81 SO;
/. 100 ~. 81 80: ! COW. 1910 ID; 81 =? l351 ~
20 ga ib' 81 Is: II. 1000 ID. 50 so: l. s2o II.
81 80: 90 X. sss TO-. S. 30: S. oS5 !b; 81: y o23
IA h. 81 IS: is. sri lbj So GO.
Kerns commission Company; Z West Eir-
co9s' S.''S Sr7 ID. 81 o5.
Judd & Co. I bull. 1880 III. 81 -: !. ll70
IN 81 85; COW. 1870 ID. 81: 4. 900 ID. 80 l0
=, so h. So so. >. 80 10, 81 50
:" robir & shannon I cows. SCI ID. 81 90.
O. curtis g. son: oxen. 1880 10. So l2is
buiIs. Ii4J ID. s475; ). OI6 ID, 81 80: . go
n. 81: cows. 1880 10. 81 rs; 2. 1910 H. 81 IS;
q Sei h. 81 80: .. 700 To- 81 40: is. sSl II.
s3 30: Z. SO ID. 50 %: !. 9o6 10. 50 20: 10 sl2
ii. So 10: T. $50 10. 81; = SO n: S2 -; : 7!2
In 81 rs; .. $40 III, 81 ~: :. 6lJ lb. 81 80; l..
go ib. 81 80: s. 700 ID. s. -.
Andrew Mullen: . stockerO' s4s lb; st25;
si.o vsariings l97 III. So 80: COW. 1O40 III.
st75. Is. sol ib. So 81: I. 1920 Ib. 50 Is: O. 1877
H. 81 30: II. 7i5 lb. 81 10.
h,iis ICES III. 81 rs: . a0o III. 81 so: T. $50 ID.
sia5. . cows $50 10. 81 45: II. D23 lby 50.
Jsliine. Wright & Co.. COWS. 500 ib. 50 50;
2. 700 10. s: so.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

MOIAsSEs AND SYRUPs-Molssses uuiet
but firm. Syrups ruiet TO-DAY. but yesterday
$50 b5ls II and p were sold at a private
price
NAVAL sTOREs-No,hing doing in spirits
,urnentine and prices were lower in SYM
nathy with the easier market at the South
DosIn and tar dulet and unchanged.
RICE-Fairy active here. with tone steady.
SIIGAR-Rcfned quiet and unchanged: fine
grannlated. 530c net less per cent cash. by
the Federal. and 1ioc, same terms. by ether
r-tners Raw nominally steady, with Feb
rriary shipment obtainable on the basis Of the
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller e. Son:
For account ~ trustees
- shares Delaware. I.ackawanua &
western Railroad Company .......... I6l
% shares Chicago Rock Island 4 Pa
cine Railway Company .............. i2O
" shares Guaranty Trust Company %;
Ne" noIk ................ ............... NiA's
For account of whom II may concern.
10 shares Lawyers MprtCaCo COMPANY. 9SS
" shares Broadway and seventh Ave
nuc Railroad Company ............... 1917
20 shares Windsor Trust Company. y...... 100
20 shares BROOKLYN Warehouse and
storage Company Observation-Disclosures. ~
90 shares Thompson StarrCtt Company
common Old stock .................... li9
Certain real property located Ia the
County Of Toocle. state OF Utah
per decd. assignment Of an interest
~ the Miners Smelling Company in
two certain agreements dated, rcSpor-
tveN. March ~. 1909. and April l.
1911, subject to various liens. also two
Conti0Ceni claims arising out 4 such
agreements agcrcgafirS approximate
ly SliOOO. and interest. .............. S5j 900
81, iSi ono New Jersey A. Pennsylvania
Traction Iompau, first mortgage per
cent bonds. duo 1882; .73S shares New
jersey X Pennsylvania Traction CON.
pany. l.i9p shares johnson Company Si0i GSI -
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01
BREAKS BANKRUPTCY RECORD
January Petitions, 165, Report Shows
Three More than in 1911.

United States Commissioner Alexander
Gilchrist. who has charge of the petitions
IN bankruptcy filed in the United states
District Court, said yesterday that there
Nese ls5 petitions filed during the month
Of January. the largest by three OF any
5snusry since the bankruptcy act went INTO
operation IN 1895 There we're l63 petuohs
hled during January. 1911. which then held
me record
:. The number OF assignments tled in INC
,ouniy Clerks Office is also the iargest III
many years There were twenty-four as
fignments filed. of which seven were after
ward nut into bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-01

spot price of 439c for 81 test centrifugal;
muscovado 50 test. IS soc. and molssses sugar.
NJ test. 36ic. London beet sugar was HAT
ana lad lower; January and February. los
May los pa d. According TO Wictt a Ora =,
ncltlnSs OF sugar at United Ststes four ports
during the week were 33cO0 tons against
jo.OuO the previous week and 5000 last wear.
same comparisons show receipts at the ports
% 'ITi3 tons. against 33.S SOS and ~ 49, Total
stock is 1859 against T4,7T9 and 6i,0I0.