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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-03
FIGHT MARKS
REVIVAL CLOSE
KNIFE USED IN FRACAS At
CHURCH IN BELkNAP LAST
NIGHT; ARREST FOLLOWS.

Bloomfield, Sept "A fight in
which knife was used with bad
effect on one Of the participants mark.
ed the closing meeting of the revival
that finished in the Christian church
in Belknap last night. Oliver BROOKS
from near Floris and the Hutcnlngs
twins, Otis and Otto, engaged IN
fight during which the latter was
badly slashed. The knife Is said 10
have been manipulated by BROOKS,
who is out on bail until the preliminary
hearing, which will be held in the
court Of Justice Of the Peace G. F.
Davis tomorrow morning. Hutch1ngs
is unable. to attend court today and
hence the preliminary tomorrow.
The closing Of the revival marks q
new era in Belknop, as a new cnurcn
organization has been effected. Az
present the matter Of a minister
salary is under consideration. There
were total of ninety-six add1tions
made to the church during the revival.
Postpone Shooting Case.
Another postponment has been
granted by Justice Davis in the Wtmp-
Harris shooting case which was to
have come up this morning In the
justice court. The preliminary Will
not be held before next Monday ON
account of the condition Of Mr.. Harris
who was shot. His inability to at
tend the hearing has caused num-
Der of postponments OF the preHm-
mary. 49,"
In a general roundup between
number of young men here Saturday
night, a knife was used. A Bloom
field man is accused of assault1ng VII
liam Mcvey with an open pocket
knife and the papers for the arrest OF
him are in the hands of the officers
for service.
.@ Fire Destroyed Home.
The house Of John Lewis burned
here this morning, destroying the con.
tents, among which were a number OF
valuable papers, contracts, etc. the
fire was discovered by neighbors
about a. m. and the Lewis family
were warned of their danger, escaping
without injury. The fire was caused
by a defective flue and was q total
loss. It was fully covered by insur-
ance and will probably reach value
of $4,000.
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DEATH REMOVES
0CTOCENARIAN
PROVES FATAL TO
MRS. MATILDA HILL NEAR
DAHLONEGA.

A third stroke Of apoplexy proved
fatal to Mrs. Matilda Hill at the home
of her son John Long, near Dahlonega
at 9:40 o'clock Saturday evening. The
deceased was past so years Of age at
the time Of her death Mrs. Hill was
one of the oldest settlers in Wapello
county, having lived in Agency for
many years previous to moving to
Dahlonega. The funeral services were
held this afternoon in Agency. con-
Quoted by Rev. Hawkins, pastor Of the
M. E. church Of Agency. The remains
were inferred in the Agency cemetery.
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employees a holiday. The same condi-
lions as prevail in the railroad offices
on Sundays was made the rule today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-03
TEACHER IN WESTERN CITY.
Miss Lois 1. Baker Formerly Of This
City, on Faculty In Montana
High School.

Miss Lois l.. Baker. daughter Of the
late DR.. L. j. Baker, and well known
in Ottumwa where the family resided
for many years, has the honor of being
one OF the faculty Of the county high
school at Kalispell, Flathead county.
Montana. The schools opens Sept. 8.
The school maintains one or more four
years courses of study, and has twelve
classified subjects for consideration.
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STATE TICKET UP
TO MCCORMICK

Des Moines, Sept 2.-Medill McCor-
mick, of Chicago, vice chairman Of the
national progressive committee will be
asked to determine whether or not the
state convention Wednesday should
nominate state ticket Mr.. McCor-
mick will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing and advise with state leaders on
the subject. He Is to meet Colonel
Roosevelt here Wednesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-03

Fairfield, Sept 2.-The handsome
new $4,000 hospital of Jefferson
county is to be dedicated here on
Tuesday September II and elaborate
plans are being made for the event
This hospital is the second of its kind
in the state. Washington county hav-
ing the first which was dedicated in
July.
The new building is one of the fin
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were taken Immediately to a physi-
clans Office in the Leighton block
along side Of which the accident oc-
CURED and their wounds were dress
ed. Both are confined to their homes
today. ..-a
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-03

Mrs. e. B. White has returned to
her home south Of the city after visit
ing her daughter Mrs. NJ. F. Chisman
418 North Sheridan avenue and Mrs.
S. Music. West Chester avenue.
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est in the state and the best equipped
that money could buy has been in
stalled. The operating room situated
on the north wing of the second story
is thoroughly equipped with the most
modern apparatus that could be had
in this country.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Voigt, 210 East
woodland avenue left this morning on
Burlington No. 10 for Waverly, ILL.,, for
4 weeks visit. -.. .. -
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

New York. April i6. 1912
GRAIN-WHEAT-M OF tho crop news
from the states east of the Mississippi River
was Of a sensatioually bUlhsh character. con
ditions being placed so low by some Of the
exper'1 ns 10 be almost unbelievable. The
worst advices were from Ohio, although In
diana and Illinois also sent In some very dis
CouraGing advices. and ths market early
showed decided strength for new crop posi-
tions, prices advancing I u a tsc from the
previous close. Tho buying was OF less
aggressive character however. ard the market
appeared TO feel the weight Of long contracts.
Late in the day there was active selling, and
at the close values were Irregular. ranging
from - @ net lower for May 10 Ic higher for
July Reports from the states west Of the
Mississippi were very promising, and a iew
advices we're received from scattered 7ections
cast of the river that the wheat looked well
and that the damage reports were being
exaggerated Foreign markets were easier,
owing to the decline in Buenos Ayre3 ana
more nheral offerings Of Plate wheat. while
the foreign crop summary was generally or a
ss'isfactory nature. report late In the DAY
from Minneapolis said that elevators had sold
3 900 900 bushels ot wheat to 20 10 mills.
No . red here. 81 llia elevator. export basis.
TO arrive. and 81 i4nSt l4t o b afoat. No
I Northern Duluth, 81 - o y afoat, opening
navigation. CORN-Easicr. and at the close
was weak, with net loss Of - n la.c. tx
port corn here. S2Nc nominal ahoat.
OATS-Easlcr. under increased selling press
ure. owing 10 the favorable weather ana
more promising reports regarding the ad-
vnncemeut of seeding. Cash oats easy. ftaud-
ard white, 634c. in elevator. 10 ? 65l7c.
30 g. &C" No !. G2Hc; natural and white
clipped. G2i- GGGhc RYE-Quiet: No :. PIC
nominal. g Buffalo. ET-Steady,
mailing 81 l25GSl 81 c Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April 1s - CATTLE - Receipts.
5000 steady for 6eeyes; calves, 20 oggs ogs
Ts6 10; western steers. So 60GsI 10: stockers
and feeders. 81 S0a So 81; cows ana heiiers'
81 G5 gs7: calves, 81 5og$I 20 H0GsL1hed hs c1assd
Teak? light. 81 55Qss: mixed. sT654ss 10;
he0vy 81 7O0ss 10; rough. 81 7ogs7 s9i Plss; 5
tereipts 90 600; steady to 10c higher ma
i've, S435a so 40: Western. 81 S0ns6 05: year
lings, s. 90QsT 10; lambs native 30 oO9
81 So; western 81 .Sq g ~, ,rrrr-p.c.,,,.
10 900 Including 100 Southerns; steady 10 JOG
higher: dressed beef and export steers, 80 iog
$ 50; fair 70 good 80 SSoE ,. oS son ss7ei: 10:
Southern S6GSs Southern cows, S4qS6; ma
tive. s4as7, heiters s. 5oass 20; bulls. s0m 80
SO so; calves sass. HoGS-Receipts, 10 OoO;
steady to sc higher, bulk OF sales. 81 ooa
81 95 heavy 81 9oasS paSessers ana 6s'eseTs a. So
,aS q 80 ~ se 5o5sS earrings IS Sods7: wethers.
51SS 30: ewes. 81 50as6; stockers and feed
''S CiHc,nnstI Sg April 1s.-CATTLE-Receipt
400. steady; steers, IS 50dS7 80: heifers. sS 80
QST: cows. S2GS5 s.. calves slow ssaSt op.
HoGs-RsceiGG,sm r. So 800; s,easy @ ana Is 5Sg o5gs7 40;
pies and lights $5aS7 %; stays. - 90p 20
EEP-Recepts 15I, steady; 81 3Oq 80 -
lambs steady. $5 00Gs7 20; spring lambs 90
East Buffalo. April l6.-CATTLE--Recelpt
90 nrm VEALs-Receipts. zoo; 25c lower
9o0. active and 5a1Oc higher: heavy and
@iSed S soa s5 YORKER: aH SSsss ssass $S
ttIsst tlesit %. dairiss. sT75nss 26 SHEEP AND
Ir''aMRs%Receipts, 1000: lambs. '1oc higher;
choice active. common slow lambs ssgSa &C. &c
ns 's7S4sS oH: sheep. mixed. s2Gs5 80. wool
lambs. s6Gss5o So
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
e, Iouts AprIl 16--CATTLE-Reeelpt
"a. active al steady prices: steers, - ioq
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
ERIE FIVES ARE SECURED
President Underwood Names
Bonds, Etc. on Deposjt.

President Z. y. Underwood OF the Erie
Railroad Company announces that the
NooO1O0 Erie three-year per cent notes
dated April /. 1912. purchased from the
company by J. +. Morgan & Co, are Sc
cured by deposit with the Bankers Trust
Company, trustee. of the following securi-
ties: Erie Railroad Company general mort
gage 4 per cent convertible ffty-year gold
bonds. series &C." 100000 par; Erie Rail
road Company first consolidated mortgage
general lien per cent gold bonds. 100000
par: Erie e. Jersey Railroad Company first
mortgage per cent fifty-year gold bonds.
100000 par, and Genesee River Railroad
Company first mortgage per cent fifty
year gold bonds. Ooo par; total, Sl6.-
100000 par
At or before the maturity Of all the notes
outstanding, asgregating s27.O5O.0o0 Qnclud-
Ing the present issue), the company will
have available 10 take UP such notes S50.-
100000 Of mortgage bonds. including those
Of the Erie e. Jersey and the Genesee River
railroads
President Underwood points out that the
company's gross income has increased in
round figures from, 900 in 1902 10 s5s.-
10000 in 1871. or about 40 per cent.
The average net income for the same
period, after all interest. rentals. etc. has
been &,5o0ot0 a year These figures show
an ample margin available over and above
the interest Uron the current outstanding
obligations. The improvements planned
WILL when completed, it is estimated by
President Underwood, give the company an
additional net revenue Of approximately
S5,OCoOOO a year
These Erie notes. subject To prior sale
and change in price. are offered for public
subscription at 99i4 ana accrued interest,
yielding about 5.97la per cent, by J, F. Nor
gan & Co. the First National Bank and
the National City Bank. The dehnitive
notes are ready for delivery.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April l6, 1912.


BEEyEs-Receipts, 80 cars. or $50 hesd
car for the market; no trading; steady feeling.
Dressed beef firm at 100 l2hc. London cattle
markets higher at 1871 a1Gc. dressed weight
sinking the ofraL Exports tomorrow, 40 cat
tie, all 10 Bermuda. .
CALyES-Receipts. 90 head; no trade in live
calves: steady feeling. Dressed calves In falr
demand. CITY dressed veals, 1Odl4zc per 10;
country dressed. gqlligc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. cars, or
2l25 head ali for slaughter except a rev
head Steady feeling. Dressed mutton strong
al l0Ql2c per 10: dressed lambs low al u y
a lac; hog dressed, l5c; country dressed hot
house lambs lower at S2ds7 per carcass.
HOGS-Receipts, % cars. or $500 heaa.
Feeling firm. Light to heavy hogs quoted az
81 75GsS 25 per 100 10: pigs at Sc 10 Ts7 60;
Country dressed hogs in light supply and
steady at Tg19I.c per 10.
Sales (ali late yesterday)-W. r. Hume
2i7 state hogs, 1853 III average. al ga % per 100
10; do, 144 10, IS 20: 20. $50 ID, IS 10; ~ lll
il. So q roughs. 3l8 ID. 81 cj I, 500 ID. 81; l
tag $50 10. SO: boar. 600 10. So.
II H. Hollis SO state hogs, 140 III, IS IS; ].
o40 H. IS; rough, 80 h. 81
Newton & Co: So ohio hogs, 100 10. ss IS.
Mcpherson & Co: 80 state hogs. 16O h.
SIS .5: 40 Pennsylvania, $50 ID, IS 20; roughs'
-'S j. Judd e Co: 10 state hogs. 16s Ii, IS 90;
49, 157 10, SIS 90: II Pennsylyanls, i39 To- IS 10
roughs, 335 10. 81 20.
G. Curtis & son: state hogs. i3l 10
IS -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
but the late months were 5d10 points higher.
Local contract prices:
MOLAssEs AND sYBUPs Stead

moderate dem ana. but lleht offerings.
oiIS-Linseed unchanged Refined petroleum
steady at recent priceH.
RCE-Firm and fairly active at full rates
Dan Talmage sons Company teegraphs
Louisiana crop movement at New Orleans 70
date as follows: Receipts rough, l.ll5.IoO
sacks. against 1.l33o o55 last year: sales cleaned
i.1iG,32j pockets. compared with 1.032's'o
year ago
SJGAR-Rehned steady ana unchanged
gTauulated. sos a 3 lOc net, less per cent
cash. Raw much frmer. end sugars that were
offered az the last sales basis of 3.9sc were
withdrawn Spectators showed some interest
on the basis of 1 0jc for April and May snip
ment, with sellers generally asking equal 10
4llc. centrifugal. 90 test. closed at 3esc. basis
last sales muscovado 50 test al 3.4sc' ana
rolassCs sugar, 50 test 328c. In London beet
sugar was hrmer with increased demand
April and Nav, l3s 4izd August, iSs Ihd.
stock In United Kingdom is i5l 900 tons IN
Cuba l72 centrels are grinding. against l72 last
week and l27 last year Receipts at six ports
we're 10000 tons. against -, ono lest week ana
$4,000 year ago. Receipts a all ports were
10000 tons. against $4,000 and 10000 Ex-
ports. six ports, % COO tons, against T.
600 and 30 600. Stock az six ports 9Ob'0oo IONS
g1inst $4,000 and 32S.000.
HIDES-Firm. owing TO light offerings. good
demand and small receipts. Full prices uuoteu
and some holders asking more.
IEATHER-Frm a full prices.
DRIGS-Firm. Essential oils In good SOD
bing demand prices unchanged, closing hrm
Roots sell fairly well In iobbing way at full
prices
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET. on call
orened at 81! per cent; highest. 3A per cent;
lowest ~ per cent. closing, 3l4 per cent;
ruling rate "a per cent Time money con-
tpued easy. there being a light demand,
with sufficient money 10 fill borrowers
wants. Rates. 3isqS34 per cent for sixty
and ninety days, Ss4 per cent for four, nVe
and six months. Mercantile paper was
fairly active some we'll known names are
now on the market. and the demand was
ninety days Endorsements; 4a4l2 per cent
for choice four and six months single
names. per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign ex-
change market opened dull and about the
only Other feature was a Flightly easier
tendency IN short reichsmarks. The market
ruled quiet throughout the cay and without
material change in rates. Sterling ca ooN
we're quoted at 4S7l5, demand bills at 46Ioo
and sixty day bills at 44. Short francs
were quoted at 51Sls plus l-32, and short
reichsmarks al 95ls.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
e,Is,Ness TROUBLES.

r.o fo,lowIng petitions In bankruptcy
were fled yesterday
JOSEPH W. STRAUSS, dealer aLsI,,ns in foreign
posIcsse ,7.h street; involuntary. Judge
Msgst ,sr Sppd s7.5O0, with authority to con
eeiWer' e.IWe business y thirty days Liabilities
5000; asseI1i sseNI1ripTcAN DESIGNING AND
:, ,rp5PPor1TcINfi COMPANY; at No
tWItte MI tsVtt street: involuntary. & judge Mayer
ao"onted Fanes Gsers continue rfne busnss RDna
% 500 WIN rSabilties. n $ll.ooo: assets, $500.
ten emNsaTRicE asgsi LAsisERT M2RRbIs IRIS sMEIN.
HUT AND Eh[.1T an,hert. sheinhut & Rubin,
the hrm Si s,,ifa No. 3s6 Canal street: In
cloaks anu YJabilities. $500: assets, sl.0Oo.
qeSohRsNSELIUs TIGER obl,iSr lasSreT; !; So =
ponghkeepsie; voluntary iiaUi"'''S' F'''0''
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
WoMANs FORUM TO MEET.

Thss Bureau Of Municipal Research VIII
beet the city departments in a platform
contest or Friday morning at the Woman
Forum. No 3 West 4ith street
This contest IS the sequel TO one which
Considerably disordered the customary
escorum OF the club at It's last meeting
Asginald Pelham Bolton and william n.
Alien win champion the bureau and com
missioner Of Charities Drummond VIII take
W the eudgels for the regular city EN-
p'oyez Miss Helen Varick Boswell VIII
preside
rfsvicas 10 the debate the forum VIII
ntve ne annual electinn OF officers.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

epot was steady and 10 points higher NJ
II 7Oc for mddllng upland: sal 2"o bales
10 coo bales: speculation and export 2O"o
American, o O0O imports, 5000. none Amer.
,uiet ~ 1, poirts adyance: closed steady ~
sTsui points advance, Aprh. 0SSd; April
Nav May-June and June-Julv. @OId; July
August q 3Od. August September. G2Id, sep
,embar- October 8 23d Octoher-NoveIAner
o god. November December el7bd. Deem =
her January and January -February. Oild'
coFFFP-Steadv at tho outset, with prices
sbowing gains Of 264 points. owing 20 steady
cables and nrm cost and freight orers. Ih9
ADVANCE was not maintained and NJ one time
,.sIue. showed not losses Of 81 points Iate
I'm the DAY n steader feeling prevailed ana
the market closed a. points advance tor
nositiorF sales $50 bags. Havre was },
fr5nc lower TO y higher. Hamburg unchansed
IA l. pfennlR advance, and IN BraZu prices
,y.re unchanged Spot steady at 1iai for RIO
10 7 Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
HEPBURN NAMES DELEGATES.

cs Barton Hepburn. president or the
oet or,.aSt OF Commerce, has appointed F.. II.
pa a''ioge' Austin b. Fletcher and Sam
,,o,. sertron delegates TO the Interns-
of N. Sspengress of Chambers OF Commerce
,oiu inpet Howard {. Smith. William I,nm.
deIeesse. p >. Pratt have been appointed
cent ~ 70 the conference called by Presi-
o natast ast 70 consider the establishment OF
EilI con,ls Chamber OF commerce, which
sns at Washington on April ~
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
BOSrON WOOL MARKET.

Boston April 16.--With the wool market quiet
during the last week there has been little chenee
IN prices. Leading domestic quotations: ONO ana
Pennsylvania ieeces--pelane washed. Sogslsi;
Xxx, 2Sc; fine unmerchsntaoie' go a yn. y,yue
SSRSGlhs Washed 25g2ec; nc Sic Michigan Wis
consln and New York-Fine unvashed, leT2oo;
and Missouri blood. 27G2sc; y, 2IG2se
Secured basis: Texss-Fine Q 20 months, ESQ
soc; fine, IL months, 53c; fine. fall. 4Sd4tc. CALI.
soc; southern. 46041c: fall free, 42a44c. Oregon
- Eastern No 1 staple. 5sc eastern clothing, coci
,siley No l. 4TG4s Terrltory--Eine staple, 81
@s3c; fine medium. 5sGsoc; fine clothing, SAP
BIC fine medium, 50a52c; y blood combing. b11
Pulled1Fine A, 5sa55c: A supers blG6sc.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
lERsEY HOUSEWIVES coMuNe.

ne housewives Of New jersey are ex-
pected to invade Washington Market this
a'0liahs The marketmen have scattered
.'asi'suons broadcast through the Jersey
.ns and are offering as a special In
nsu.ment Some cut prices and pink car
"sson Tor every marketer.
h,,siiank Noll. whose family has been d9ing
s,<,asss on the same spot for the fnst
dr. 'ieur years-he himself having been on
tsss lM thiFty-seven years-has asked tine
''Nhese OF providing the posies.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
.u,.cT HIGHER DIVIDENDS.

- ., the largest interests in the Anal
SOM .S copper Company yesterday con-
sai"a ss .hs report that the company will
hrmeu -" s,,idend from per cent to
raise lls .erlv basis. This action Will be
sasen Per ceol i SMssd Was said al January Tns qss @
terly dlVioenu ahare from "a previous 4 per
10 80 cents n October 1907. the dividend
cent cent hnsn basis reduced one,half or n lrem an
,er cent 10 q per SsHs ste1'' -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. April 16--The offerings et the WOOL
auction sales to-day amounted 20 1893 oales.
Prices were firm, and all sections competed
agsrI,, for the miscellaneous selection oroushc
forward Light greasy mernos and cross
breds sold quickly. The sales FOLLOW; New
SouTh wales 1900 bales; secured, is 1td @l
is 1od: greasy. 6JAdG1s Sd. Queensland. 500 z
secured. is 4dd1s 7lsd; greasy 9lod. VIC
toris ! 300. secured, 1lhdGls 1ldi gressy'
e&dA1s 3i.d South Australia. 200; greasy
Sit o. i0i5d. west Australia, 200; greasy. ~ e.
f1ikd New Zealand. 100; secured. nhdg
Is Cd; greasy, 6rd91s %. Cape os eocc'
Hope and Natal l,I00 secured, ls lo9is 'osl
RrCasy. 6L a lid.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
CITY HALL VETERAN is DEAD.

tlnolhy Callahan. veteran patrolman.
~ ior many years guarded the Borough
sssiaents ~ Office in City Hall. is dead. and
~ oeoy was taken yesterday from his
FAs st No. 80 East Broadway 10 the John
ee,sne22t tarn Associations clubhouse. At 10
ths ~, lnlS morning II will be removed for
nes..llces az St Msrys Church.
c,,atSlfongh President McAneny visited the
ras, rsss Yesterday afternoon with Alder
y sfaanies 5mith, and appeared 10 be deep
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside securi-
ties was comparatively quiet Considerable
frnness developed at the outset. but re-
action set in around noon, which I'm many
Instances carried prices below closing level
Interest was centred in the industrial list,
with renewed activity In the wireless tele-
graph Issues American, after selling up
10 iO3. declined 10 IS. but later rose 70 a
new high record at l& Tho new STOCK was
active at an Improvement IT about "a. Lee
hiph Valley Coal Sales was weak. United
cigar stores declined points. British
American Tobacco. after show Of strength!
reacted American Writing Paper improved
a. The copper stocks were fractionally
better. Silver shares were dull and about
unchanged Bonds were steady, but IN
active Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, par;
Chicago. 3Dc premium New Orleans, com
mercial 25c discount. bank 81 premium; ST
Louis. 25c premium bid, 35o premium asked {;
Minneapolis, 50c premium; Charleston, buy
Ing par. selling 40 per cent premium san
fzhcsco sight &c, telegraph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex-
changes S5o9. .255 209. balances sl7,sS3.035 Bos-
ton exchanges S43, pa. col, balances S.e1o,5So,
Baltimore. exchanges S8,Iu. .039. balances
N&SS; Chicago. exchanges S57, ll4@2, bal
ances N,02, ,4ss Philadelphia, exchanges vs.
Mz9. balances S243s.7S7.
SILVER MARKET bar Sill
YER 5yzc; Mexican silver dollars, SIC. Bar
Gver In London closed az Is 1e-led.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2oi1s.
sCBTRFAsrTRY The sub-Treasury was
aoebtor az the Clearing House s., N,s59ooz.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-17

ss so: heifers. s4o5as7 s5: cows. 81 5s9ss75'
Southern steers, 81 4odE Is HoGs-Es
nriees: choice p,adium TO heavy. 81 ooQ 70;
bulk Of sales. 81 7og 81 95: packers seg
81 90; best lights 81 35qsI 10; falr 80 sey
pigs. S51S6Ij sHEEP-Receipts; o.sv.;
quality only fair, prices steady; lambs 80 .S
q 81 rs: clipped lambs. S8ds5 10; sheep' co
Il