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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15
TAFT
REAOY TO SPEAK
viii Probably Make Addresses in
Boston, New York and
in Ohio.
BY Ernest G.. Walker.
Mail Special to The Advertiser,)

(Mail Special to The Advertiser.)
WASHINGTON, September 81.
Now as to tours and trips. No politi,
cal week is complete without them.
One should have big national map
hanging on his wall, and mark the
gyrations, week by week, of the candi-
dates. How the lines would cross and
recross! The whole country is being
gridironed by men who have been presi-
Dental candidates and who are presi-
Dental candidates.
This has been sort of suspension
week. While Governor Wilson is tax
ing one of the longest trips" yet,
he is about the only presidential candi-
date vigorously on the go. Last week
the colonel emerged from the South
west and got into the South, where he
Is striving to create an opinion that
his Progressive party is not sectional
but national. One of the colonel Is
| fondest dreams is that he may carry
a Southern State for the Bull Moose
| ticket this autumn. He would have u
| foothold below Mason and Dixon s line
| His attack TO that end has been de-
| liVered chiefly in Louisiana, which
though Democratic, is n highly protec
zionist State; in Tennessee, where the
Democratic, ms well as the Republicans
are torn with fractional feuds, and in
North Carolina, where the influx OF
cotton manufactures has strengthened
the Republicans. None of these States
will give its electoral votes for the
llnll Moose ticket. but there will be d
world Of talk about il from this time
on Aud Colonel Roosevelt, after being
given enthusiastic receptions through
the South, has come up to Washington
where he Is stopping for two or tire,
days. lie has not yet entered upon hi
Eastern tours, which, however may b.
looked for shortly.
President TAFT has also been on I
tour or trip, just as you choose iii
visit 20 Nes York, Washington ane
Altoona Pennsylvania, aroused consid
emhlr interest. IN New York IN,
President allowed himself 20 BE- inter
viewed hY The newspapers an8 CAV,
vat tawe hot political anf. II,
saYa b. is going 70 be- elected. etel
ekouRh william >, hffaa, from fafof
falfugpla, while he ans being aseofa
led mest enihuslasiis reception 10 50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15

PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-(spe.
eial TO The Adverliser) --Aviator Mar,
shall b. Reid aud Henry Muslin, lieu.
tenant commander ia the Navy, were
found today Ia Delaware Bay after
elingng for more than fifteen hours 60
the wreck of tho hydroplane In which
they started Friday 20 ~ from Cape
Nav 10 New Jersey 10 this city.
The engine Of their machine e1ploied
while lt Wns living AZ the rate 81 forty
miles 30 hour Over the bay, and hofil
men and aifshln Ilaaesd like 4 shot ~.
= the mater Al pgstsg haai picked ~
The men, vile hnallY had moved 10 !
buoy. The aFeskea maehlne lad baaa
tepl afnai ~ ~ paatoong-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15

Francisco, announced there was not
State In the Union but what afforded
the Democrats an excellent prospect of
winning it for Wilson. The President
talked little politics now and then in
public address, hut hurried back to
Beverly, Massachusetts, where he has
been receiving chairmen and leaders of
State organizations. He plans no more
travelling just at present, but is really
taking hold of the campaign with some
zest.
Those promised addresses of the
President must be announced pretty
soon as to time and place. 1t is ex-
pected there will be three or four of
them. But the election occurs four
weeks from next Tuesday, which day
is November 5, and days and weeks are
on the wing. Presumably the President
will reserve his addresses for the lat
ter half of October 1t is quite as GER
tain as anything can be that he will
deliver one of his campaign speeches
! in Boston. He always has a friendly
audience there, and nearly always,
when departing from Beverly for the
summer, consents to deliver an address
of some character in Boston as he
passes through. As he expects to leave
| Beverly about October 20 for Hot
| Springs, the President will probably
speak in Boston at about that time.
Another of his political speeches could
well be delivered in New York city.
There will be abundant opportunities
for him to speak there as he is passing
through the city on his way to or from
the East 1t would not be surprising
/ if he also spoke in his home State of
Ohio some time before the campaign
closes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15
KN0LLYS TO RETIRE AS
THE KINGS SECRETARY

LONDON, October 5.-viscount
hnollys has decided to retire from his
position as King Georges private see.
rotary, capacity in which he acted
TO the late King Edward. 1t is Wis
count knollys who has been respon.
sible for the direction and arrange.
ment of the royal movements during
the present and past reigns, position
that calls for consummate tact and
great organizing ability. His sue.
cessor will be Lord Stamfordham. and
Col. Sir Frederick Ponsonby viii be.
come assistant secretary, post he IL
well qualified 10 I'LL, as this sort of work
runs in his family, his father. Lord
ionsonhy, having for fifty years been
In Queen Vietoria : service.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15
aPRAIRR

hprains require careful Treatment.
haep quiet anu apply Chamberlain
Tain Balm ffeelY 4 sll fem0fe che
soreness haf gpleklg restore tao psns
e healthy foasiti6p Fef sale ~
Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15

john Murray widely known IN the.
nirical and newspaper circles. died In
New York of injuries be received when
struck by an automobile after attend.
ing the dinner 10 william y. Mecombs
chairman Of the Democrats national
committee
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-10-15

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
CHICAGO. Illinois, October
12.-(Special to The Adver-
tiser)-Governor Charles Il. De-
neen of Illinois was today ae-
eused by Theodore Roosevelt of
deliberate and wilful perversion
of the truth.
Colonel Roosevelt character.
: ized the Governor MS the
+" friend and ally of Lorimer.
X y 4 X 4 X 4 4 4 + # II \ Il II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains All Show Increases in
PriCe-C0ffee Also Gains.

War news from Europe and strong ad-
vances in Canadian markets kept the
wheat market here active and firm, with
few setbacks in the steady upturn OF
prices All the foreign markets were
higher, and although the government crop
report was regarded as bearish it had
little effect on the late curb trading, as
against the bulllsh foreign news. The
close OF wheat was at net. gain for the
day OF 1c to nc Corn had war news,
big Jump in Liverpool futures and bullish
weather reports as explanations Of an add
vance. with trade restricted by uncer-
tainty as to the government report The
market was firm all day and closed sc
up for Tuesdays finish. Oats followed the
lead OF other grains, and a feature which
helped steady the market In the face Of
the enormous crop in sight was the re-
port that upward OF million bushels had
been taken for export within the last few
days. Coffee continued to show strength,
based on steady primary markets and
firm holders Of reserve supplies In the
consuming markets. Uneasiness over the
foreign situation caused a fair demand
from shorts all day, and the close was
at a net advance of from to II points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10

scaIded, 1eh9l7c; OLD COCKS, ID. 1870;
SPRING DUCKS. Long Island and Eastern.
ishc; Pennsylvania, 1sc; SQUADS prime.
culls. 5oqG0c; SPRING GUINEAs, 3 10 and
over TO pair, pair, soc; under Id, 80q 6oc.
Frozen-TURKEYS. young toms, Northern,
No l. % 24c; hens. 81 922c; old toms. 20
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-Potato
In liberal supply; stock costs high and holders
outside aiotations V extreme sweet potatoes In
good demand and steady. Onions In excessive
supply and low. String beans higher Lima
beans beans steady: cueumbers firm for fancy
Tomatoes higher. POTATOES. Maine bag,
u 75asl so; Long Island, Dbl or bag. s. 25g
y 90: Pennsylvania In bulk. $50 70, 81 SIG
- II; state. 81 50q$1 rs. Jersey. Dbl or bag,
81 eo9si 20; SWEET POTATOES, Southern,
yellow, bbi 81 20gSl IS; Jersey. No J. basket;
SWysg No Ssee 0NiS9 oS state crs ana
50Qsoei yellow or red. 1O0-fo bag 75casl; Or
ange County. yellow. red or white, SOcg$l
Sss 1875 JeSsey Witt or ys0TS
s. Soqss; crate 81 60as2 So. bag. 50 5oass;
nearby wax, basket s5cStl; green. ssS &c
Virginia Hs0V wax, basSet Sdcssi ISL? green 4SSsss
Baltimore, green, 40a5oc; CRANBERRIEEss;
S SaTsf 2 s 2 BgE Ss Dbl S St sas
q$l loO-lb bag. 5oa6oc; 100 punches, Cog7sc
cUcUMBBgs; basket. 7Scgs1 rs; Dbl $685. 8
dollhouse, No l. dozen, 75c; No 2. bog, $50
50 80: state, dill pickles, basket s1q$l 30;
75c; CAULiFLowERS, state, Dbl, 81 50qS3;
Long Island, long cut, slas2 80; short. $40
SO 30; CORN, 10O 5Ocasf Is; CELERY, dozen
stalks. l5gS5c; state standard case, 81 2Sg
81 20; CHfCoRY, Dbl, 100000; EGGPLANTS'
basket. 3oa50c; bbl 75cas1 Is; HoRsERAD-
IsH. 100 10, s59se imported, Dbl. s45oas5 10;
KALE Dbl, 20940c; LETTUCE, state. 3 dozen
crate, 5Ocas2; basket, 25cqsi 25; bbi. 35cg$l;
50c9s1; MUSHROOMS, An basket, 40c4sl Is:
OYSTER PLANT, 100 punches, s3@s4; PEP
PIERS, sugar bbh 75eaSl 30; regular, 6ocq
81 25; basket, 25a50c: PUMPKINS, Dbl, SOC
Zoe: ROMAINF, Dbl o0c@sl; basket, 25gi5G;
5OQ76c; SQUASH, Hubbard. Dbl, 75cqsl; mar
row, 60Gs5c; TURNIPS, Rutsbaga and white
Dbl. 76cqs1; TOMATOES, nearby. box, 0sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10

RICE--steady to frm with good demand.
Screenings, 4@4Ac; ordinary, Al 94ac;
fair, Az csc; good ordinary. 0@0hc; prime.
5ha5hc; choice. 5hQo%e; head Japan
SUGAR-Refined dull and unchanged, with
sales by, all refners on basis OF 4.90c for
graduated. The following prices are quoted
by the American Sugar Refining Company
full size pieces 100c, and Sc in half cases
do cases, Glib cartons, 400, and 7.50c in
half cases; Eagle tablets, 0.20c cut loaf,
5.I0ci crushed. $500; mould A, 5.26c; cubes,
Eagle 5-ib bags powdered and Eagle confec-
TONERS graduated, 5.15c: xxx powdered,
5.05c; powdered and coarse powdered and
Eagle coarse granulated. DC; fruit powdered
and Eagle extra fine graduated, 4.0Oc; crys-
tai domino graduated, cases. 2-lb, 81 lib
and 5-lb cartons, 5.20c, and 5.30c in half
OF fine graduated. 510c; Eagle 2-lb bags do,
soc; 81 lib bags do, Disc; 5-lb bags do,
5.1Oc; 1O-ib bags do. 5.05c 25 and so ID
bags do and standard graduated. 1850; fine
granulated and diamond A, 490c; confec-
No 3. 1850: No 4. 4.5Oc; No 5, 445c; No 9,
4.4oc; No Z, 4.35c; No s. 4.30c; No 8. 4.25c:
No 10. 4.20c; No H. Abe; No II, 4.10c;
Nos 10, IA and Is. lose. Raw ruled steady.
with centrifugal, 90 test. at 411c; musco-
test, 3.38c. Sales were about 5000 bags
Cuba centrifugal. prompt shipment. at IN c.
basis 10 test cost and freight equal TO
4.Ilc duty paid. In London the market was
steady but quiet. with October and Novem-
Der at 9s Sd and May at los nd. The move
ment OF sugar at four United States ports
during the week. figures in tons. as reported
by Willett & Gray. was as follows: Re-
ceipts. 36,36O against 45.08T last week and
1891 last year; MEETINGS $4,000 compared
with $4,000 week ago and 80. 900 a year
ago. stock il 90. s4S tons against %. 1873 last
week and 70.022 year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
WINS ARMY AVIATION CUP
Lieutenant Arnold Gets Mackay
Trophy for Reconnaissance

washington, Oct. Sin what turned out
TO be one-man affair. Lieutenant Henry
ii. Arnold OF the army aviation corps to-
DAY won the Clarence H. Mackay trophy
cup competed for this year for the first
time and to be awarded yearly by the
army 10 the aviator making the highest
mark In reconnaissance flight.
Or the two others entered. Lieutenant
Milling because of nausea, was compelled
to return to his starting point soon after
going aloft. while Lieutenant Kirkland
could not get his machine into working
order.
FIFTEEN minutes before starting the con-
testants We're told that there was an APP
preaching enemy somewhere in a tri-
angle about ten miles away. the corners
OF the triangle being Fort Meyer, Alex
andria and Falls Church. Va, in the hills
on the opposite side of the Potomac. In
forty-five minutes Lieutenant Arnold was
back with full information concerning the
enemy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10

ass 90; stockers and feeders. $440a stH
cows and heifers, 81 9o@ss 10; calves. 1H
o tio HoGs-Rcceipts. $1,000; strons ~
So sS h.a sh IS 81 % ronsS SEQ
g. pis' s. 1881 10 bulk q sSes 20
s sG 'nHaS S. na; yssrl n soss
lambs. native, s4o0g$7; western. $500
Kansas City, Oct. e-cArrI.E-Receipts,
$4,000, including 200 Southerns strong 10
15c higher dressed beef and export steers,
IS 50@sio 90; fair To good. So 60@ss 80;
81 26Qy7 So; southern. 81 2S9sss So; soTE
hsifers, 81 e6Ss1 10; bulls s4osS %; calves.
s ss o. .aa aoe s P s SsGS :sS s
iehf, s. iogss IN; pigs, ssSsi saEaEF@
lambs. So 5oass Is; yearfiIngs. Sass; weth.
ers. SO 5ogs4; ewes. sS@s3 IS: stockers and
7s4; steady; steers 81 25Sss; heifers 81 50
a SO so: cows, 81 259sJ az CALVEs-
Steady to 25c higher, 81 so q 5000. HoGs--
Receipts, 8 100; slow and 5@2Jc lower: pack
IS so: pigs and lights. sass 403 stays. $3.50
as7 70 .SHEEP-Recsipts. LILO; steady.
East Y sSaio s% ost stesoS r.
: s@ q. stssiy, ssgsii IS H9Ss-R:ss;stss
50 40. mixed. SO 30ass IS; Workers.. So dY4
$685.; pigs, $s15ass Is; roughs. ssBV
81 80; stays, IS 5Oa$T 30: diaries. sea 5000;
grassers. s09s9 %. SHEEP AND LAMBs--
Receipts, $500; steady; sheep active; laflts
slow; unchanged. ii~
by Telegraph to The Tribunel Hca
Louisville, Oct. 9.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 30s; for the week thus farsB1.-
~ zei Gow market quiet and an slow best fat
81. Louis. Oct observation-disclosures h.
goo; active at steady prices; steers. 50 I3Sg
sIi; hsifers, sfSogss; cows. SO 5o9fr;
eeipts, l1,000; slow and 100 i5c .lower; ch1lcs
light 10 good weights. 5000 ~: bulk Of
sales, So 20 q 50; packers, So 4590ss co. lights
Ssg$S so; fair 10 medium, 81 5@ST 90: pigs,
SO 26QSI 50. SHEEP-Receipts, $500; sIow
and weak: lambs, $52J@s8 rs: culls, So SEQ
SO; mutton sheep, 50 309sS 80; cornnroH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
TRUST SCHEME DISCLOSED
Harvester Heads Induced indie
pendent to Merge. ,rir

Chicago, Oct. 9-Detais OF how the
Milwaukee Harvester Company was made
part of the International Harvester
Company when that corporation was or,
ganized. in 1902, were related to-day by
p. d. Middlekauff. president OF the Acnua
Harvesting Machine Company, OF Peoria.
Ill, in the hearing OF the governments
dissolution suit. Mr.. Middlekauff testified,
that he acted as the agent OF the pros
motors in bringing the Milwaukee plant
into the combination. -
After obtaining a sixty day option on
the plant, he went to New York, and
after comforting with George W. Perksns,
the option was assigned to w: c. Lasss
The witness said he intended TO acquireI
the Milwaukee plant and continue 70 OPP
crate it as an independent concern, but
was later induced by Cyrus II. and Har-I
old Mccormick to transfer the property
to the combination. irss
Although still O. stockholder In the In-
ternational Harvester Company. Mr.. Mid-
dlekauff Is at the head OF one OF thu
largest independent agricultural mabp-
featuring concerns in the country De
said he was paid for his services In as-
curing the Milwaukee property for hs
International company, but did not msn-
ton the amount he received. 1as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
TAKING UP TRUST CASES,
Attorney General Has Several
to Dispose OF Soon. s Is,

washington. Oct 9.-Attorney Genefsl
Wfckersham returned to Washington .io-
day from q six weeks vacation In New
York and New Hampshire. One OF the
questions to engage his early attenuo9tis
the investigation by the Department Of
Justice into the operations OF some % the
former subsidiaries OF the Standard oil
Company. to determine whether ,ths
decree of dissolution has been violated.
This inquiry has been under way for ssss
eral weeks, and the Attorney General has
been in close touch with the situations u
Supplementing charges from other
sources. the department received tew
DAYS ago from s. w. Fordyce, jr., coun-
sci FOR the Waters-Pierce OH Company
LIST of allegations that the decree WIS
being violated, based or testimony In tne
pending s-Plerce-Standard iOil 5ttt
igat,on. developments In which the fed.
eral government IL keenly watching. ~
Another question before the Attort ~
General is whether the American Tfy-
phone and Telegraph Company is a trust
IN violation of the Sherman law. The in
vestigation Of that corporation practically
has been completed.
Within a few days Mr.. Wickersham is
expected to decide whether the American
Press Associa ion and the Western News.
paper Union have violated the agreed
decree recently entered at Chicago sitfy
Judge Kenesaw u. lands, restraining
them from engaging in unfair competitive
methods. Each has preferred chartses
against the other which. IL sustaihSd,
would involve contempt proceedings .1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Octo.
Der 8, 1912.
ARRIVED,

Steamer Dorothy DIR, Antofagssta via sa-
yahnah, to Vessel, Duval q co, with nitrate.
Reported of Highlands at 4:I5 pm.
steamer Oceanic CBr), southampton and
herbourg October 2 and Queenstown 3, to
the White Star Line. with l45 first and 3lS
second cabin and 81 steerage passengers,
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 2
m
Steamer saxolelne lBp. Ia Pallice septem-
ber 20 TO David I Warden, In ballast Ar
rived at the Bar at S:l5 a m
Steamer FL Norte. Galveston october g. to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Passed
In Quarantine at 2:50 y IN.
Steamer Navahoe, Georgetown October and
Wilmington 8, to the Clyde SIS Co. with pas
sengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at
IN.
Steamer Prinz sigismund Ger, Monte 90
Bay September 20. Port Limon -. Colon 80.
Hamburg American Line, with 80 passengers.
malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1880
y m. Sth.
Steamer Havana, Havana October 5. to the
New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co, with 15l pas
sengers, malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 800 m.
Steamer Brazos, Galveston October Q. 10 the
Mallory ss Co. with passengers and mdse.
Left Quarantine at $40
Steamer Duca dl Geneva QtaO, Philadelphia
October $ to 70 fairfield solari & CO. with 3
cabin and 2l9 steerage passengers and mdse
In transit. VIII finish loading and embark
passengers for Naples, etc. Left Quarantine
Steamer c F Tietgsn DAM. Copenhagen
September 26. Chrstania and Christiansand
%. to Funch. Edge & Go. with 200 cabin and
4s5 sreerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Bar at II 30 m.
Steamer Clyde (Br), barbados September q.
Trinidad "a. Savsnila o. Cartagena ~, Colon
October 1 and Kingston TO Sanderson & son.
with Is passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
al the Par at 7:l5 m.
Steamer Hilton. Boca Grande october for
Carteret. Passed in Sandy Hook at $40 m.
Steamer Delaware, Philadelphia, 10 the Clyde
SIS Co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
10 p m.
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk TO the Old Dominion SIS Co. with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine at
2:20 p
Steamer Atlantic city Atlantic City. to the
Atlantic City Transportation Co. with mdse.
Passed In Quarantine at 2:20 p m.
Sandy Hook. J, oct 2. $3.50 p m-Wind
south. light breeze partly cloudy; smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Ancona GtsD. Philadelphia: Creole.
New Orleans: Aras (Brl. Gothenhurg; Caracas,
San Juan; FL Dorado. Galveston; Huron,
Charleston and jacksonville Concho Calves
ton: Metapan CBr). Kingston: Fedora (AusO.
Philadelphia: Longwy Frl. Hayre via Savan-
nah: jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News;
Orotava C3r). Bermuda: Lusitania tBr1. Liver
pool Birchtor (Br). Philadelphia; Manchoneal
(Nor). Port Antonio san Marcos. Tampa; Obi
dense (Nor) Port Antonio; Panama, CristobaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth. Oct g-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch.
New York for Boulogne and Amsterdam land
Rosario. oct 6-Hoyle Bank (BD, New York
and Bermuda via Bahia Blanca.
Coronel Oct 9-celia OBJ; New York and and
dc Janeiro, Bahia Blanca and Punta Arenas
fer Vancouver. G.
Pireus. Oct 1-Patris (GrD. New York via
Naples
Trieste oct 9-Saxonia (Br). New York via
Madeira. Genoa and Naples
Manchester. Oct s-Queen Eugene tBr), New
York
Montovideo Oct s-sddons Obj. New York for
Buenos Ayres.
Brow Head oct s-GeorEe Washington. New
York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen
reported by wireless telegraph go miles
southwest at 1;Oo m; due at Plymouth
about 1880 a IN today
via Algiers for Bombay Calcutta. etc.
SueZ. Oct e-LennON tBr), llollo. Manila and
singapore for New York.
Manila, Oct 6-Aragonia Ger. New YORK via
Sabang and Singapore
Algoa Bay, Oct 7-Hortensius oBrl, New YORK
Brow Head. oct e--La Lorraine. New York for
Havre reported hy wireless telegraph 30
miles southwest AZ 3:4l m: due AZ Havre
about m tomorrow.
SAILED.
Almeria. Oct s-Penigis Br) from Naples and
Southampton, oct o. 1890 p mKaiser VII
helm II Ger, from Bremen. New YORK via
therbOurg. l2:lo y m, 81 PGui, New YORK
via Cherbourg and Queenstown: Thames tBr).
New York via Barbados, Colon, Kingston.
etc.
Oran, oct s-Katuna (Br) from Calcutta and
Colombo). Boston and New York.
Antofogasia, Oct 5-BoJne CBr) Crom Eten and
CallaoD, New York
Bahia oct e-Asiaiic Prince OBJ from San
tos. etcl. New York.
Alglers. Oct 7-Calliope (BD from Calcutta
and Colombo), Philadelphia ana New York
Barbados, Oct s-Dunstan (Br) from Para,
New York.
Santos and Rio de Janero.
Antwerp. oct S-Manhaitau (Brl, New York
Rio do Janeiro. Oct scottish Prince tB),
New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar, oct 9-SwaIi (Br). New York for
Algiers. Manila. etc: 9th, Mira obj, New
York for SayOna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
THE METAL MARKETS

COPPER-Standard was dull, with SPOT
quoted at II. Zoo; October, 17.26Gl7. SOC; Nol
vember. IL. 25917. 3Thc, and December, IL go
lI32hc. The local street market was quiet.
with lake and electrolytic at 17.62laGi7e7 Nc
ana casting 17.25Gt17.87hc. Arrivals OF cop
per at New York to-day we're 49o tons. and
exports for the month thus far s,319 tons. In
London copper closed quiet, with spot at .EJT
2s Sd and futures at Els rs Sd. az.
TlN-Was quiet: spot, 40. 1880. 25c; October,
20. $3.50. 02Ac; November, 40. 5oQt49 on 1ac and
December, 40 81 u Q6Oc, Tin In London closed
steady al f22s los for spot and f227 los. =
LEAD-Dull; New York, spot. 5.10c East
st Louis. 4.82lsq5c Loadon. f2I rs ca. 1871
SPELTER-Dull; New York. spot, 7boH
ter, f27 12s Cd. Y
ANTIMoNY-Quiet; Cookson's, l0IlO. f2ile.
1RON--Cleveland warrants, Sos In Iond6n.
dry Northern quoted at Si7dslT 80; No 2.
sl6 5Oqsl7 25 No l Southern and soft, ST 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-10
SIC. sTEARINE-oleo. 10 nc; city lard.

ss&skc. sTEARINE-oIeo. 10 ne: city lard.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUps-oulet but
steady. New Orleans centrifugal, common
Log l9c: fair, l7q zoe; good. 21q 26c; prime.
- SAC; New Orleans open kettle, 81 q 62c
srHUPs. common, l1g12c; medium, lao
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpsntine steady,
Rosln unchanged, with tar steady. SPIRITS
IuRPENTINE, machine bbls. i2c. TAR,
6.50c. ROSIN-Common to good strained,
659c; y. 6.sOc; D.. &c; E, lose; F. 7loc; g.
s'i9c; n and I, I2Oc; X. 7.45c; NJ, I.o3c; NJ
e.loci VIC, S.70c, and WV, $500.
OlLS-Linseed oil was easy and prices de-
clined &c on all grades. Refined petroleum
steady; PETROLEUM, standard white, bbls,
New York; and Philadelphia, S.35c; bulk,
4.15c; eases. 10.25c: water white, bbls, 9,35c;
bulk Bloc; cases, 11.25c. LINsEED OIL
American seed city raw, So a 68c: out-of-
town raw, 81 q Csc. Calcutta raw. 75c.
COTTONSEED OIL--The early market was
easy. fairly good demand came in on the
decline. and with lard showing a good deal OF
strength the Nate market improved and at the
close was point lower to / point net higher.
Local contract prices: ..,