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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
BARRIERS DECIDE.
TO RAISE PRICES
NEW SCHEDULE OF RATES GOES
INTO EFFECT ON APRIL FIRST.

The BARRIERS OF this city, pr rather
the owners of:the shops, have gotten
together and new announce that the
prices will be raised to n certain.
mark, and then all kept at this uni
form standard, Another thing which
they have decided on is that there
shall be no Sunday work done in any
shop owned by those who have signed
the papers.
Cards have been gotten out show
lngr' = npfl sit .g|!l -
effects, and then below showing the
nj names OF all Of the shop owners who
have signed and agreed to abide by
a set of prices, and to be governed by y. I,
the rules.
Thirteen shop owners have signed
the card, they being Ernest Sherwood
10. D. Ripley, r.. s. Sherwood, G. L.
Reed, Gould and zundell, Jenkins
Bros, Herschberger and Flanagan,
Will M. satterReld, John Houston, OF
yer Carpenter, Loyal Bennett, James
Hess, V. ]. Ferrlse.
|. While these prices will seem high
ttblsome, they arc the regulation bar
befs' prices charged in all cities; and
the BARRIERS are making their prices
uniform that one will have no unfair
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

FOR RENT-Thre uhfurnlshed rooms
with water. Inquire at 519 CASTOR
i,ayehuel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

WANTED Man 70 clean windows
Aplly at West yaTslniaaS0 lIlee. *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

3 cents a pound pald,tor elean, cot
ton tsgs for use on presses,
YVES vlBC
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
COLLEGE GIRLS FoR SUFFRAGE

CHICAGO, March gS.-sororities of
Northwestern University have yolan-
teered to aid In the equal sun: age cam
palgn to gain votes In the April prl-
maries, and distributed pamphlets to.
day on the subject in homes and tie
aters.
Kappa Delta and Alpha Phi are the
first soror!tles TO advance the idea OIL
aiding the ause OF equal suffrage at
Northwestern, and 1t Is expected that
similar organizations at the University
of Chlsaso will Join in the work,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

$. H. snider sells for less.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

CLEVELAND, o, March 49, Nego.
tIations between the 100000 miners in
the bituminous coal leldssof western
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and ILL.,
nols and the operators, for an adjust
ment OF wage differences late last
night we're postponed until next Tues.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

quiet. No foundry Northern, s14 1856; No
So 5oasl4 70; No l southern ana SOi'' 80 -
'MoIAsSEs AND sYRUPs-with moderate
offerings OF syrups the market held steady TO
firm; molasses steady with good JooDihg
OILS-Iinseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at recent prices -
RICE-Steady, with good business at an
points Dan Talmage sons Company teir-
graphs Louisiana crop report az New orleans
TO date as showing receipts or oO1'sVO SACKS
rough against SlO.9Si last year sales cleaned,
7s5 G32 pockets. against 1886 last year.
SUGAR-Refncd steady, with prices uh-
changed; fine granulated, 1.oOc net, Tess per
cent cash The Federal refinery at lonkers
was closed down owing TO inability 10 getting
raw sugar and coal to their dock on account
OF the closing OF the river by ice. Raw was !.
test al 1890: muscovado, 80 test, 3.s9c. and
molasses 50 test, 3.64c. Business included
about 1000 bags Cubas. January, az l,@5e, 5a,
basis 90 test. cost and freight, equal to 4J9c
here. and some Cubas Tor February, b,
figuring about equal to the spot price, and
about 10 600 bags Porto Rico centrifugal, Feb
ruary Shipment equal to 4 SOC, basis OG test.
Z. London beet sugar was hrm and "a ~
Sd higher, with January az lbs 3Ad, February
al los 4lEd and May at los AID. stock OF
sugar in the United Kingdom was l25 600 tons.
There are 100 centrals grinding Ia Cuba
against 1O5 last week and l2I last year Re
ceipts for the week at the six ports are $40
tons. against 10000 last week and 10000 last
year, with receipts at all ports 10000, against
2gOOO and 10000; exports, 1900 against
5000 and $4,000, and stock $4,000 against
10000 and $4,000.
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine hrmeT,
though prices were unchanged. Tar steady
and unchanged. Rosin was 2jc lower for com
mon to good strained and all other grades
were about 1Oc lower. SPIRITS IINIEN-
TINE, machine bbls. 58c TAR. SO. ROSlN-
Common 10 good strained, Ll0c: y, l.3Oct d,
7.3Ic: T.. 4Oc. and c. i45c. II, I.55c; J.
60c X. 7S5c. NJ, 705c; y, s.o5c: VIC, s.loc'
and WV. .35c
HIDFS-Firm. with tanrers looking for
supplies: offerings moderate, as receipts were
rather light and supplies I'm few hands and
well held.
LEATHER-Flrm, with some kinds show
Ing an advancing tendency. owing 20 light
supplies and manufacturers negotiating for
some good lines.
DRTGS-Firm, with a liberal demand toi
leading staples. Essential oils IN good tobhing
demand at full prices, with market hrm. ana
here and there higher prices asked. Roots
selling in q good jOhbing way az fuI qu''eu
rates. with the market firm.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Jan. 16.--cATTLE-Rsceipa' 1000
steady. 3eeyes, 81 s5@sS 90; Texas steers ns
totRsTs and Wsssrn .ed:r5
heifers, 81 1895 10; calves, So 50gSl0. HOGS
Bee xeS SoVSG 0 loo Rssyy 0Syy sH s
sales, sales So 20 q So q; HEEPP-Ressipts. 10000:
sS g's ysarnss 81 S5 as il; lambs, native, 81 So
a 81 90 Western, IS 2JQS725
SSp'ai Sy Jan 1S soathsrhs %ss
steady to 1Oc lower: dressed beef and export
steers. So 15g$s25; fair to good s. SoS SO 81 81
q 81 1O Southern, S. 65 q 50 80; Southern COWS.
SO 5O; bulls. ss 1906 rs; calves. $teoass
sales. So 10 a 81 40; heavy. 50 sOa SO IS; packer
and i, buteSers SO % p So 42r lights, IS % Q
1000; steady TO. 1Oc lower; lambs, s52'gN
yearlings S5G$6; wethers. s4@st 81; ewes.
So 30 a 81 30; stoekers and feeders, 81 80 9s4
@ @efs IS IS So; COWS: 81 SO9s5 e; calves. 2Se
Ss7s opened strong ico higher on packers
and butchers steady on p,gs and 3, lsnts; l paeh
sows. 81 25gs6; pigs and lights, s4:2Sgss
lambs, 3inil liti STEADY; 81 50 6se 10.
400 East acii%a S%'SE and 'an Steady 1EAtsReeePts
400: active and 25c lower: So so as1O 90. HOGS
ReSep.s 2soG soy 81 G ssa S .6 pes
s8 %: roughs. 81 65 ass s0 dalries s8a se 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 14.0Oo; sheep
steady; lambs. 10Ql5c higher; lambs. sS 5Og
81 40; sheep, mixed. 81 5Q@S4 30.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
St Louis. Jan 1G-CATrLE-Receipts. ., 77s;
Eunply light while demand only moderate; steers
iOc lower; an others steady; steers SO 900Ss %:
heifers. 81 G5d$G 80: COWS 81 IOaS6; southern
steers So TOGs6 IS. HOGS-Receipts l26O0,
moderately active and 5QiOc lower; choice, 200
to 325 10, So S0Gs6 40; bulk OF sales, l6o 10 and
upward. s66S6 so; packers, 81 I5qse 20; oest
GS5 Ci5. best pigs ITO 10 and under. s. 25gs5 80;
fair pigs s4 i5GS5 10 sHBEP-Receipts., 3, esI;
active and lOc higher on fat; lambs, e e0g
50 25: mutton sheep, s4aS4 so: common sheep
AZ lOfIS3 T5
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

Srot ouiet and 10 points higher. at 9.GOc for
,,,iIdiiDp upland: no sales. Liverpool cables:
,'.P Spqa J." ia e1port 25O0 American. 1000 i'm
IalIOn . n 600. American. $4,000, middng up
pOIIS' aGd Futures opened steady al points
ia1it,,o. closed steady at net decline OF oho
ucIi,n' January and January February, 6.Zod
Sin,,rs,arv-Narch. 5.22zd; March-ApTil' o'Eftsu'
Aprl'-na5sh6 sh6s JuIy-August. 5.3ihd; August-sep-
July, o'oVt a,d' September-October. b.3Od; Octo-
teI'pel, ,,ey1ber Noyember-December and Deosih-
per Iy,,ary 20ikd; January-Feefuary. o;ooii
'pRoyIsIONs-Easy eafIy, ,,..,,nn Du, PoRKH
close thery meas siTasi7 90: family, slSasEo'
STEADY aSIs5 80 BEEF-Flrm' mem -
shoIt c'yo!' y1' tamIly Sli 50qSlj; packet & SI9 ~
SiS9 ~, ~,,ra India mess, s2JaS23 % ,DGI6 DGi-F
@SsIttss couiet. s206s31 DRESSED HoS leo ~
9h C; Ifp dlii,es Guiet; 10 10, enc: ~ lb' ghe'
PICKED U, ~ nIckied hams II Gi1he. IALa
- ~ Snariai GIc CITY, &c: countiy n oiEg ~
csc. haiv hn steady. eh @0hc: refined seaus a
south Am, 45c. compound. 6A QTc. SLEA-
I'll, keBt - - ou nObc; city lard. 1Oh ~ ~ 1ac.
RINE-y'SSo' 'CGpPER-Standard quiet; spol
Mbla February. March. April and nh{. az
Jsn1 - nu ~ iyac London strong sp9I to1 I"1 Inoyts
l5.9ow tea Sc qd; arrivals, go tons; opnes
y. 4sb t9Hs oiectrulytic. 14% 14i.c; ca6uns,
l4l9 ~ ifsc' TfN-Easy; spot. ~ 80 q i5.ooc - %
li@ l4a ~ 40 25a 43c; February 4LR0n tiss11Tcc:
Sanu" gircb jid n50c; ,AAPfh' p,sout uttsS ia is
London cas-, sasy' 440a $500 New York, dye, d3ow
LbADr.e!u st t,ous I.ordon. fi5 los spELs s5ass
435c East ~ dA5dG65c New York, N3nW
TER-VuietS, louis: London, t2G l5s. All
G"OD East o.. a. Cookson's. T50c. IRON-CleS,,,-
MOE MOI 1.,algsuts. 49s Lid N London 1'sA0S
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

,,,r,c, ouiet and 25a soc lower for veals;
ntrer caIves about steady Common 70 prime
u.f soId st 81 5OmSl0 80 per 100 ~ CuIis'
!tAls so'G GG,,"t,c vpals 1selected) would prob
stgSaa.,ceo quotations Culs sold at $igSI
Iarnvard calves at Sl6S9 Clty uuSi, uuSsu t'
essv at 14d17c. with few eNG1eeuIns io'3~'
Country dressed were quoted at 5o ia Il,
5000 per cnrls IOo 100 60' H. ST. 49,. 80
s. Fam So5 Ju'is shannon yeals, 135 h. $40; 20
II! To- IS 80: /, 10 h. IS ,,o - co 2
$ jude 8 Co 10 'eA'''
c"EyeS, KsTos iSS Commssion Company yeais ia H.
$40 80; i22 10 Ib5EHienbaek Sus 26 veals. 12s h.
stO, 100 To- IS: culls, III TO- 80 i -'7'
BARNARD c3lyff, Mullen 227 D. vsSis ssi lo8 b
c,,Iis iS7 h. So. barnyard calves POS h. 80
49, 374 10, 81. - -
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Receipts. p cars or
-, lambs about steady: others slow 10
traction lower supply or unuersaiI4 q, n ,ste
cess OF demand; about cars unSoIIid .aid st s9I
Sour. Common 10 prime sheep solu a. 90 y,
"a 10 per 100 IN: culls, S2qs2 10; common o 70
Prime lambs, s. 50as7 81 = culls, SqSo - -
PpenIIings s5as6 Dressed mutton dulet az "a "a
ear Lsrrnsssed Lrr.s lambs I1n12Iac hog dressed ~
a. isi5c; country dressed hothouse Ia'hoS' S'*
SIG SSalssnKerns alsSnKs Commission Company; ~ lSo las
state lambs, 7G 10 average. AZ 81 =, per lVS 10 10
9i4 Indiana. "a 10. 81; l3l' 80 Ss ,S, e. 40. a
SS IIp Ip, So; state 100 ID, 81; eulls 90 To- ~
4 bucks. 10 h. So ,o,,hs z,lb s735.
. sanders 10S western laTnus' "a a. ~
,ea' state. ST 10, 81 rs l5I, 81 H. ~ -
p%sUonsylvania SO 10. 81 25 80. 5s 10 go; a. 10
II, q o., 81 lO7 10. 81 so; yearlinss' 10 TO-
SG q state sheep. 1873 10, 81. 49,,
9Orohin e shannon: 10 Pennsyivanla sneyp'
,ot In 81 30: II. IFS lb. 81 II statv; %. ~.
s5 n, 100 To- 81 80; SO Indiana. Vl 10 y %
Socuii lambs. 81 h. S5; yearlings, 100 70. %.
W y Hume: lgi state lambs, - 10, - 81 y
on ~ IN a. %. q Gull sheep. es ID, 81 To-,
"''A ndrew Mullen: ~ state lambs, . TO- 81. q
liz Al In az. I sheep, 1l3 ID, s. -,
UOGs-Receipts. 81 cars, or '.43S MAJ M
hn''t q ca ~ on sale. Prices steady 10 hrn' W
soDt sor light pigs Light to heavy hogs @ soiu
~ "a 40 n So 90 per 100 lb; few lots iasT Az
'.rdoy al ga 65. pigs to-day at 80 -2N3ooir"
C''ntr,, dressed hogs unchanged at az iV7eS
oor In Tor heavy 70 light. ,-e ~
PeSSoIosw PeSS o n Hume: 81 state hogs. ld ldo 10
oyorage al SO 90 per 100 lb 4 rougns SVp 'O'
N, az 20. . o25 ID. IS 30: stays, tSO 70 a.,
Kerns Commission Company 3o fehhssi-
,,ania hogs and pigs, 12O H. SO 40 -
Tndd a Co: 10 Pennsylvania hoss anu
piks,b pikTso,btn 8 shannon: 81 state pigs, 9s ~ AZ
Ra 40 rough 3t0 lb, - so. Late yesteetsgnay sny
aS state hogs, 124 ID, SO so; l. $50 H. 80 oo'
ross sanders: Q Pennsylvania hogs, lsn lsSn TO-
Ga 20; IS pigs. 02 'lb. SO 40; roughs' 300 10
So 40 49, o .,o ho.s te5 IN Sc 90;
, nia ss H. SO 25; II. as ID, SO %; rougns'
5adsPins SS 90 Late yesterday: 20 pigs 90 10
se seo 40, ,n' a Srovghs. $50 ID, So 40.
"I q. curtis & Son date yesterday; % state
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

E,rdSeng E,ISolng attention on the Consolidat,e.aa q
coalers throuehoTt hSe f5a SpTn SpT I Both Reading
Which F bLengh lEdg Valley touched high prices,
tsined we're above the top quotations az az
Iallled IAN on the New York Stock Exchange;
MIMI ot1 m interest in Lehlgh Valley showee
,o,.,.cy pt%I.ily III the early dealings that u va
nervous nervous and fearful of Squeeze, that
Gia initisI opening at 1855 compared with an az
l,SSo3s, with a high price registered imme-
T5s'[lS tbe din thereafter Of 1856 against high on
amount changed hands AT the high quota
S9n iS95 md 0u{ several hundred shares sold al al
Reading was attended nv heavy dealings.
IN IN me last hour more than 1000 shares OF
Ilat l' STOCK changed hands at l547s and io2,
aEalnSt a New York Stock Exchange hlgh
Of l0is4. Various rumors circulated regard
ing the causes for the movement. There
was renewed talk Of a coming melon for
Reading and also predictions that should
a coal miners strike take place great
profits would accrue to the companies on
the sale at advanced prices OF the coal
they nave stored up. Detailed operations
follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
Yester

FLOUR AND MEAIs-Flour quiet. with buy
ors Indifferent. Spring patents So 2Ops5 70;
winter straights, 81 25dA4o: winter patents,
81 45as4 50. spring clears. 81 3OG 81 %: extra
80 l winter, SO s0a So 20. extra No ? winter,
s. 7O8S3 an: Kansas stralghts. 81 7O0S4 50
fancy spring patents. S845fS6 81. RYE
FLOUR-Firm; fair TO good, 81 7Oati 90;
choice 20 fancy 81 95 "a 81 20. BUCKWHEAT
FLOuR-Steady at 81 10 q s. SO per 100 10.
CORNMEAIl-Kiln dried, 81 O.. BAG MEAL
Fire white and yellow. 81 JOd 81 50; coarse,
81 450S1 90. FEED-Western spring, t2s - (.
standard middIng S27 50; -four do. Sy1 so;
red dog. So 80: city bran, 500 70 bulk i2s 35
sacks; middlng S27 5Od S31: red dos, tM 20 ;
homIny chop $50 bulk, $50 20 sacks; oIlmeal,
$40 20 az $40.
COTTON--Ncrvous and regular, and while
trading was fairly active closing prices showed
very little change. tho net being points
higher TO point lower. The final tone vas
steady on covering and little fresh buying
inspired by more favorable late adviCes frtm
Lancashire and "a generally steady showing Of
Southern spot markets The market opened
steady at "a decline OF 2mG points IN resporse
20 lower Liverpool cables, and I'm early trsdii &
active months sold about 7Ns points under the
closing figures OF last night Liverpool and
New orleans houses were sellers here. South
ern spot markets were u G higher 10 = lower:
generally steady and unchanged. Local CON
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan 1eWHnATsgot id,oh, e aS 4.% No 40 q.
Maultgpa' ' t,,,,res easy: January, Is 6%d; May,
7s 4d july 47;d "a o59 GokNsS2n ola STm A@'s e. 8d d.
mlNtu' ny, 40 January. bs lOjad: February
IS 5st5 sSd pAts1iiss isf2s 2sl BEEF
IN loiloni ,ncsc zoos PORK--Prime mess
Westr5 NEa SIS ga AMsshoT, a. o- cut Tb ss ts. Sd 3d.
bR1O.N ,,, aes "a. long clear mddles, Ight,
s' sss heavy. AIS sd short clear back 6sehs " 4ss
shooL oLD,N.l 40 Sd: American refined, pals, as
"a @6%Prme ns't city, yhis S2s a"@ rGR Sf
8Ge2; spirits. s1s. RosIN-commsoRr Ids
i6d n9Wanst4alisn nG IN hh5a6D hond6a
0iL4-S ~ "a cy05rToNsEED oII>-Hull refined, spot
249 10 753a, Ian l6.-RAw sUGARm-.tcenr1trifagal,
rs 'o" Sd mascoyado 12s 2a BEET sUoAE n1F
Janu9i y, ''s "ISEEED OIIr-39s 81. SPERM
olfsa eGS 81 los sSPGe
9Isa hplrlts;o s;oetN,A American strained. lis I'd.
fire. lSs I'D.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money. on can
orened at q. per cent; highest 2Ss per cent,
IG,,.Isf D per cent. closing. per cent:
ruling rate, % per cent. Time money was vas
i'm Ught demand. Rates 2@tps per cent LOT
thirty days 3H3lt per cent Tor Sky uas ai. p.
Si.G3l, per cent for three and four months
81 per cent for five and six months. Mer1 I
camille paper was IN good demand, ana
tTere was a slightly increased amount IN
the hands Of brokers. Rates, ,3,%Ht44t per
cent for sixty and ninety days Diils riy. reSedy-
abIe and choice four 20 SIX months slhbIe
names: 4isG5 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign, OK OK
change market opened steady with cables
CIiotsd af 4S7a4 vl5, demand sterling al
4S6g504S7. sixty-day bills at 4s5@H !. .s5v.
and niucty-day bills at 4a2lJahA-z. snort
francs was 5lSik plus l-32 and short rclchs-
marks @ plus l-32 The market after de-
cljning TO $500 for demand sterling around
midday. became stead.er IN the AFTERNOON.
4 s740lI4 S745, demand sterling al 4s6J5p4s'
francs was 51st plus LEA and short reichs-
francs was 5lsA plus l-6i ana shoTtrelchS-
M arlys Or plug 90.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
mixers posted rates follow

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE-Boston' par
C,iicago 90c premium: New Orleans, com
ynerriaI 56c discount bank 81 premium: ST
Louis, 3oc premium bid, 35c premium asked :
Minneapolis 21c premium, Charleston, buy
ing mar selling 10 per cent premium; San
FTanCisco. sight sc, telegraph 7izc.
RANK CLEARINGS.-New York, cX-
changes SiS3,1 ,1S3. .434, balances S2252I 096: Bos-
ton. exchanges s45 633, S52, balances S27'9. il6
Sbicago Exchanges &42,536,2i4, balances 81
162 ga. baltimore exchanges $7,2S6,328, bal
ances t93l.3 81.
SILVER MARKET-Commerc bar sill
ver 56c. Mexican silver dollars, 47c. Bar
silver in London closed at % l5-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $50; LIS
bon. g.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeX eX-
change on New York is quoted at 2Jll2.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

C,lIcapo Ian l6-Iu spite OF a boyle that
great quantities OF Canadian wheat IN BOND
could b. used by Minneapolis mills 70 MI export
,r4lrs tho wheat market to-day wound up ~ a
yct advance Closing prices were hc 10 AM'sC
higher than Ias1 night. strong interests TOOK az
rflerinps and brought about the rise, Corn m
i-bef s. N 2tc 10 lRmhc up oats az gam OF
HS6c and hog products varying from 2'shJc
fcclnc 10 2I.c additional cost Range o' bll.ea'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New york January 10. 1912.
BEEvEs-Receipts 0s cars or LIS head.
cars for the market. No trading; Fess,hg
steady Dressed beef firm at sh i2lsc.
Liverpool cattle markets lower AT ii u y l21Bc,
dressed weight in addition TO onaL -
CALyEs-Receipts, sS3 head; 2lo on saie'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
&2.37G.445 sa.2Gi,243
DISBUR sEMENTs

0-UTWTUS 00T 'I-10- '-''- - :
In rendering a report for the year ehGea
made II impossible 10 make comparison
viii the corresponding period Of the pre-
ceding year. This report duplicates h!he
,'oGo rubrr six months were included IN
the annual report for the year ended De
grv1rrr 81 1910
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan. I6.--GIyovERsEBD--casa Janr,-
ary and February SlS -; March, slS 10; NO =
Sia e5sfsi2 s0 no established grade, ssqsil 90.
AIsIKE,-Cash and January $lh2o harSn:
Si1 AZ TIMoTHY-cssh and January " -
March, 81 go
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New NOrk, JahuuFY 10, IUI-'
GRAIN-WHEA AT-Ouipt and subject

New York January 16. 1912.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Quie and subject TO
quick fluctuations within a narrow range.
There was steadier tone at the opening, ow-
ing to nTmness abroad. The Northwestern
markets seemed TO take bullish view OF the
coming decline in freight rates on Canadian
wheat, and Minneapolis declined over lc a
lushCl causing general selling IN other mar
liets ami q loss OF y a c IN prices. Mills and
elevators were said TO be good buyers at the
decline and a rally IN the Northwestern mar
kcts caused covering late IN the day, which
again sent prices up, and AT the close the mar
ket showed a net advance OF X n AC. The
European visible increased $4,000 bushels,
with total OF SJ.10S, 900 compared with 10
900 900 last year. Bradstreets worlds visible
showed an increase OF 100000 bushels with
a total Of 2O9 SOS 900, compared with a de-
crease last year OF 4.1G2 900 when the total
was lSGSOT.oOO. No red here, 9silc eleva-
tor. export basis. and 81 o0l3 o ahoat;
40 | Northern Duluth, 81 10a ahoat
CORN-Steady, closing frm at a net advance
of >. H Gc. BradstreetH visible showed de-
increase last year OF 10000. Export sales,
50 loads AT New York. c 1 10 arrive. and l.
leads at outports. Export new here 70is @
( O afoat OATS-Firm, with light offerings
and buying by commission houses. due TO con-
tinued small receipts and a decrease in Brad.
streets visible OF 2,14g. 900 bushels. compared
with decrease last year of $4,000 Cash
oats hrm. standard white. 55& C in elevator.
No 2. 5GLc; Nos and ). 55kc; natural and
white clipped. 53isc on track RYE-SteaGy;
40 .. 81 nominal. c { Z Buffalo 20 arrive.
BARLEN-Strong; mailing, 81 27asl 30 I
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEAROARD CLEARANCEs

COFTEE-Most of the advance made on
Monday was lost under renewed selling and IN
absence Of substantial support from bulls.
Prices abroad failed TO follow our advance
and even lost most OF the big gains made on
Monday. HHvre at the close showed a net loss
FOR the day OF IL U1is francs. with Gales Of
%. 600 bags. and IN Hamburg there was de.
cline % 9, Ill. pfcnuigs with sales Of 200. 600
bags Europe sent selling orders here ia Euf-
ncieDt volume 20 hold prices down, and these
orders came out on any indication OF nrmuess
suggesting an erort on the part of foreign
bears TO hammer the local market First
prices mere were ia p points lower. and
after showing subsequent advance md de-
cline closed barely steady a. a net loss of l. u
- points. with salcE OF so 900 bags The touo
was very nervous and the market feyerisa
with traders puzzled over tho situation. cost
and freight offers from Brazil were steadCT,
but the demand was slow. and az present
quotations th. market ls out OF the usual
parity with Brazil. RIO showed decline OF 30
reis on tho regular cable. and santos was 100
~ 100 rels higher while tho special Santos
cable reported @ decline of 80 reis for Santos
-. Spot quiet and mostly for small lots but
| the market steady and unchanged at 40
/ Tor Rio No :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

COTTONsEED OH~-Firmer most Of the
dav with lIght offeripgs OF crude from the
South and buying by renners. Near the close
there was more selling. and final prices were
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

hogs. 100 H. SO e5; 90 pigs. 50 ID. So so; 8
roughs. 326 ID, 50 IS: g. S67 lb, IS 90: stag.
42O h. 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
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rEnhY coMpANIEc
INPoRTs or MERc9ANnlsE

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New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
MINING.
7NTERBoRoUGH-METRoPo

The annual financial statement oI IN. Ire
T,tarborough- METROPOLITAN Company, COW
eTing the year ended June 30. 1911, compares
with the statements covering the year
ended December 81, 1910, as tollo"s'
r,r-r-r-rT11,C
New-York tribune., 1912-01-17

quiet. No foundry Northern, s14 7jqSl5 No
. SIa hnnSI4 ~. No ! southern and soft, Sl4 -