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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-09
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN.
COLUMN nEDICATllD TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE. Z

How great a beauty and blessing
it is to hold the royal gifts Of the
soul so that they shall be music to
some and fragrance to others, AMI
life to all! Some women cling to
their homes like the homes supkle
over the door yet, like FL sweeten
all the region with the subtle fras=
rance OF their goodness,
a sunshiny husband makes a
merry, beautiful home worth WORK
ing in and for II the man is breezy
CHEEKY. considerate and sympatletie,
the wife sings In her heart over
puddings and mending bqskels ana
counts the hours till he RETURNS at
night and renews her youth in tha
security she feels Of his appreciation
and admiration
ak%*
Men give up great deal for
their families their time their
strength, the knowledge thoy nave
gained in life's experiences they
spend everything freely for their
homes sake, aud the home should
pay its debt in much oatspoken
love
1t is wicked to LOAF, Every man.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-02-09

Z ~.
faces Let a man go home at night
worn aud wearied by the tolls Of
the day and how soothing Is ~orV
dictated by . eheeriai disposl'lo''
It is sunshine fai''ps ON nus hea.l
de. Is happy ana me cares Oh i'ie
are roFRotlen'- sin'l's' hlnH s'lr.
ana looks 'nerae'FIl"e 'ue Ci'.p'' !, y
ana peace ana loVe ntye. 'hetl IVY,
lAss mere iiou'e s''o'iN " y'N
center q 10y
r,
SOW Ivy %Mgy> 80 .'f"e, "
Ouss' poh{ 'e = o"p' , "
'i1,a'' nus, - ~ ,,si ~ ,,Es
- ,a,;r 49,, A. tx.
M ..,,,.g, ata,, No., ms utgc
t,,a,.. a,,,,, a,,,,,,,s, ,iya ,i,,.,fgs
NH v.ats tIs 5s utas bsar.s
.ats Communicates F,ji v,u.,. ljplA
grisf ~ grjrr small iov aaIna
~ III, et,ectad n6w Ana fbe1 Jb
bsyars, 7,,osa rropireutei.ts w1i
.r,.t.s, an nm s.ag, h h, f,,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17

declaraciones juradas del aspirante
de dos personas de reputation, Sc
anuncie la solicitmd EN- dos periodicos
por termino de diez dias, fin de que
cualquier persona o habitante de esta
lsla, pueda presentar queJa fundada u
objection contra la admission del aspi-
rante.
7 estando pendiente de informe la
solicitud del senior Don JOAQUIN
VENDRELL, Sc publica este anuncio
en- cumplimiento del ameritado acuer-
do y a los efectos expresados EN- ell mis-
mo, hacienda saber que las quelas II
obJeclones que deseen hacerse deben
presentarse en- ell termino de diez dias
contar de la publication del presente
anuncio, y pueden dirigirse la Co.
mission por conducto del Secretario que
suscribe.
San Juan, p. r., Diciembre 16 de
1912.
Jorge " Dominguez.
SecretariO.
'tanuncis'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17
La fuerza naval
de Inglaterra

Paris, lO.
En- Ell hanquete dado aver en- ell
Guildhall' por ell nuevo lord corregi-
dor de Londres, no hablo solamente ell
primer ministro inges, Mr.. Asquith !;
tambien pronunci0 un importante dis
curse ell ministro de Marina primer
lord del almirantazgo, Mr.. Winston
Churchill.
Contestando al brindis dedicado la
Marina, Mr. Churchill Sc expres6 en- la
| siguiente forma:
Habiendo tenido desde hace un ano
OCCASION de yer las cosas por mi mismo
para formar juicio de elias, y despues
de oir los consoles de oticiales capaces
competentes, con mayor autoridad que
en- ell aTo l1ltimo, puedo decir que debels
tener contanZa plena EN- la fuerte etica-
| cla de nuestra armada
Los elementos forman una nacion de
espiritus robustos y tienen ese elevado
sentimiento del honor y de la equidad.
Juzgan con esplritu militar practice los
| asuntos y deSean siempre que los hechos
sean presentados su consideration de
una manera clara leal
Las relaciones entire ambos paises han
lido mejorando con regularidad durante
Ell ano actual, medida que Sc ha acen.
tuado decision die mantener nuestra su-
premacla naval. La mejor manera de
mantener las relaciones navales mas sa-
mas y desahogadas, es marchar adelante
y poner termino a la riyalidan que Sc
ha producido, convencidos de que no po-
demos ser sobrepujados. (Prolongados
aplausoS)
En- ell ano ultimo nos habiamos pro-
puesto crear antes de 1915 la sexta es-
cuadra de combate, y gracias a diversos
arreglos administrators, cufdadosamen-
te estrIdiados (y ell caracter de estos es
demasiado complejo para que propo
to de ellos pudda yo hablar aqui con ex-
tension) nos sera dable poner en- mar
cha esa sexta escuadra ell ano proximo, y
as1 sera acrecido ell margen de nuestra
seguridadP'
La prensa lnglesa comenta Y aplaude
con patri0tico enusasmo las preceden
tes declaraciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17
---sEs----
OMISSION
de Reputation de Aspirantes al
Ejercicio de la Abogacia.

La Comision nombrada por ell Homo
rable Tribunal Supreme, de conformi-
dad con la Ley de il de Mario de 1909,
para informar sobre las condolences
morales de los aspirantes al ejercicio
Gle La abogacia ante los Tribunales de
la Isla de Puerto Rico, acord6 adoptar
como regla fila para todos los aspiran-
tes, la de que, adenaas de la prueba de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17
A v 1 so

Sc espera que los viajcros los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibicion de
Puerto Rico-New York,-5a. Avenida,
NO. 500. Esmerada atencion. Facili-
lidades ventajas. LIE convene zanzibar
impresiones con Mr. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente.
Igualmente Sc lie tratara en- ei ku-
reau de Information, San Francisco st.
No. 80, San Juan. ST desea exponer en-
propaganda algtn articulo Sc lie con-
cedera local sufciente.
G. F. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de information
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17
Sc ALQUILA

Una habitaci6n para persona sols o
matrimonio sin hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-17
SOBRIN0S DE ZQUIERDO & Co.
8. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, P. T.
BANQUEROS-COMISIONISTAS,
IMPORTADORES EXPORTADORES
Aqentes Generates
AQentes Generates

De Us vapors trasaAntcos espanoes de Pnos 1zquiedo
& Co., de Cadiz
Del famoso Vermouth "ClNZANO", de Torino
De os renombrados Vinos Rioanos blancos rojos dc
las "BODECAS ROJANAS" de Madrid
De a Cervezz inglesa IT" roja mzrca TENNENT.
De los supcrores Aceites dc Olivia, marca @TENA" de
Sevila
7 dc otros productos dc Europa. de gran consume
esta IslA
lnoductores gran sscaa dnicos recspsores de -
sxcsenes ACEITUNAS SEvILANAS que vsndesss precios
Ekados envasadas potss auostct. cspeciAss
: sdno sasanpade .EQUlERDQ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
TRUST COMPANY MERGER
Directors of Columbia and
Knickerbocker Approve Plan.

Tho directors Of the Columbia and hnich-
orhoclor Trust companies yesterday APP
proycd the terms Of the proposed merge,
Of the two institutions. which VIII ne ac'e"
on nv the stockholders at special neeuhH7
called for Juno The holder OF one snare
NJ linickcrbockcr stock will receive h'c-
,uolftbs of share OF stock Of the ne"
cornnany. and the holder Of each share or
Columbia stock VIII receive t"o-'"''us - q"
share Of the new stock.
The new company, which is to DC hno" i
az the Columbia Knickerbockcr trust '''''.
many will have 100000 capital STOCK anu
g. coo 90 surplus A. one OF TN" preht"-
uaries TO the merger. the hnlcKcroooN''
,rr,ist Company is being examined ny Nv"
Clearing House, ii being planned 10 nave
Clearing House membership FOR the ne"
COMPANY the Columbia Trust company ''
ing already a member.
willard Y. King, now president OF mo
Columbia Trust Company Is 70 10 P''F'
don, NJ the Columbia KnickerbockcT 'o''-
many. with Charles II. Keep. now mead oil
a. Enickorbocker. as chairman or mo
,,,..,d The yicc-prcsidcnts will he HoWatI
p.vnc nov vicc-president OF tho Columbia
nd Doni,min l.. Allen. now vice-president
or tho Kuickcrbockcr. Langley w Wig
Gin secretary OF tho Columbia trust - !"
hc secretary of the new company ana the
treasurer will be Harris \. Dunn VINO -
secretary and treasurer OF The hnlcK'I-
booker.
4 =. Hepburn, chairman Of the board NJ
,bc Chase National Bank, who Is a director
Of the Columbia Trust Company. II 70 Dc
chairman OF the executive committee OIL
tho Columbia -Knickerbocker Trust COM
many. and the executive committee WI"
include also Union y. Bethel, Frederick
II Eaton. Henry Goldman and FREDERICK
strauss. who are members of the columbia
hoard and I. q. Bourne, Franklin =
BROWN. Edward II. Clark. j. Horace nara
inc and William A. Tucker. Knickerbockcr
directors.
The new company will occupy the otnccs
NJ the Knckerbocker Trust COMPANY at
No 10 Broadway and At FIFTH avenue and
9.tn street with branches at No. 100 West
1q5,h street and at 1isth street and Thlrd
avenue. The deposits Of the Knickerbocker
ON the date Of the last report we're ABOUT
s2S ono 90 and those Of the Columbia more
than s2O,0001CD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
SWISS PURCHASERS
Widening of Markets for Ameri-
can Securities in Switzerland.

Our consul general. r. L. Mansfield, at
Zurich, has sent a report TO this country
which appears in The Daily Consular and
Trade Reports" The Information contained
IN the report is regarding the market for
American securities I'm Switzerland, and is
given as published. 1T is especially inter-
csting TO Americans who are identified
with security markets, and Will also be
read by others whose knowledge OF sccur!-
ties is only passing one,
The better feeling among Swiss investors
ia general in regard 10 American industrial
shares and bonds has been apparent within
the last year. \ Zurich firm has issued an
attractive manual Of American railway
and industrial securities The character of
territory covered by the different railways
and detailed statements of the various com
panies whose securities are offered, Is cVl-
3,nCc Of tn" interest prevailing III swift
zerlaud concerning American securities.
Swiss investors. who are as a rule very
conservative. have been imposed upon Ia Il
great many instances, especially in the
shares and bonds Of new Industrial CON
Germs and mining companies, offered ny
clever promoters which resulted in Il preJu-
dice against foreign securities IN general
and American securities in particular. But
in the last few Years the business has as
guned more conservative form, ana IN
VcStOrs now have an opportunity 10 OBTAIN
desirable securities through reliable local
bankers and brokers, who offer To thelr
customers as,ory facility for investigation
and obtaining reliable information concern,
ing the properties back of tn" bonds ana
shares they are Offering. The result mas
been q general Improvement m the mar +.
kct and a decided increase III the saiC oI
the better class Of american securities IN
Cy,-itZ-rl4u6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains, Cotton, Coffee and Pro-
visions Show Declines.

Weather conditions dominated the cereal
markets yesterday. wheat, corn and oats
showing heavy losses during the trading
but recovering a part of the drop just ne
fore the close. Wheat at one time showed
q decline of 22sc but at the end was aIHlhc
below Saturdays figures. Corn closed
lsm7kc net lower. and oats varied from sc
TO 15sc less than Saturdays final. feat-
Ure Of the wheat market was the weakness
in the face Of tho heavy decrease reported
in both the American and Canadian visible
supply, which totaled nearly 10000 BUSH
els.
Cotton started out with decline OF 10
l. points, but after a iitful career me
most prominent feature Of which was
rally near the middle Of the day. succeeded
in closing steady, with quotations from uh-
changed TO points down.
Coffee was on the downward path All
day. OWNS; to tho action OF the government
against the trust. and the possibility OF
nearly a million bags Of valorization coffee
being thrown on the market forced prices
10 a point at the close II to % points lower
than Saturdays final figures, Iavre and
Hamburg also showing declines.
Provisions felt the weakness In gram
and that. with larger receipts Of hogs and
lower prices at the yards caused stedly
sag, prices being near the bottom al the
close OF trading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
BETHLEHEM STEEL OFFER.
UnsoId Balance of Block of Sl5:-
100000 at 91I2 and Interest.

4 majority Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pauv So 200 600 first lien and rcfunding mort
gage per cent thirty-year gold bonds, due
Nav J. 1872 and guaranteed principal ana
interest by the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton hy Endorsement on each bond. having
been placed here and in Europe. the unsoId
balance Is offered for public subscription at
9IIb and accrued interest. rhe subscriptions
will be opened on May % at 10 a. m. and
closed at p. NJ. the same day or earlier
A simultaneous issue will be made In Lon
don. The bonds carry an annual SINKING
fund of 2l2 per cent, with minimum llnlt
Of 10000 year. and all or any part oi
the issue Is redeemable at the option OF the
company at 1O5 per cent and accrued IN
tercst on any interest date upon twelve
weeks notice. $500,
The proceeds OF the bonds are to be used
to retire s6,42s,O00 gold notes Of the Bethl no
hem Steel Company, to purchase s+ooo,uyo
of the company's first extension inortSddsG
bonds and to provide additional "orhihs
capital. ,. c,,oI
President schwab, of the Bethlehem steel
Corporation, in a letter to the DahkrES'
points out that upon the Issue or me go,
oNOp0 there will he a total OF S2.a"GZ' OF
assets hack of the bonds. There should
further be added about S2S,OOoNO TO repie-
sent the real worth of the mining properties
Of the corporation. - ,ho
on the basis of the net earnings or the
corporation for 1911, before providing lor
Appreciation or for exploitation ana S sHo
haustion of minerals, there IS aNJi'1a;u,v
after nayment OF all charges. including
amortization o or prior issues, s3S26,6lS with
which to meet the interest charges on . Inc
SIS 100000 new bonds. or over five times M
amount required and over three uil'es ,r Clto
amount OF tho entire charges on Inoao
bonds, including sinking fund and amoruza-
ton. Application will be made to lst ufe
issue on the New York Stock ENchaiIso
and II deemed desirable on one VI ''o'
foreign exchanges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21

box. ST.. BETS. Southern, 100 punches, SIG
Sc: crate sI9S1 80; New orleans, lOO Duncnes'
S1aS3: CARROTS. old, bag, S3qs3 20; south :
ern. 100 punches S24S4: New orleans. slgS3i
California. lO0-Ib bag S2gs2 20; crate, 81 20
aSl -: CUCUMBERS. Florida. basket. sl4
81: Charleston. $2qs2 80; CAULlFLoW EhS,
South Carolina basket 50cmsl; virginia, q -
aS150; CABBAGES, Virginia, Dbl socWSl'
crate 75caS1 IL: Carolina and Florida, crate
75c n IS: CELERY Florida. standard case
sIQsI Is; IO-inch, 81 q 81 80; Bermuda, sLa1d-
ard case Sass: small. 81 I5qS2 80; COKN,
crate Sass 80: EGGPLANTS, box, y2WS3;
LETTUCE North Carolina, 35g75c; virginia
soc Qs1; nearby. Dbl, 81 509S2: Jersey basket
slGsi 80: LIMA BEANS. basket, SlqSii
ONIONS, Bermuda, new. crate, 81 20 ~ 9O'
Texas yellow. sl259S1 so: white. 81 % a
81 so: Egyptian. bag. 81 75q 81 %: okRA.
carrier ST 5OGs4; PEPPERS. box. S2gs2 30;
O-till carrier, 81 75dS2 %; PEAS, Carolina,
large. large basket. 81 50q$2; small basket, 81
Qsi 20; small. large basket. SlgSi 80; small
basket 75cRs1: Virginia. large. large basket.
81 5OqS 20; small basket, $1@s1 so; FInali
large basket. 81 25qS1 10: small basket. ;ocg
81 %; Eastern Shore, basket, 81 20WSl 20;
Baltimore, small. large basket. 81 2oYSl %;
PARSLEY, crate S1Gs1 10; ROMANO box
S1qS17 10: RHUBARB. 100 punches. soc gsl
RADISHES, basket 25a 75c; 100 bunches. 81
QS1 30: sHALLOTS. 100 punches. SlQSl 90;
SPINACH. Dbl. 81 509s2; SQUASH. white
box, soc aS1: basket, 20 q soc; crooked neck,
box. s1@Si 80; basket. Doc PSI; TURNlPS'
white, Dbl. 5Oc@S1 25; TOMATOES, fancy
carrier. s29Sc So choice, 81 5ogN 10; conn
mon, 81 dSi so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21

Liverpool cables: Spot. fair business DONG
sales 5000 bales. speculation and export Joo;
American. 1000. Imports. 1900: Alnerlcal
II 900 Middng upland G.4ld. Futures opened
steady at Sc points decline; closed steady az
n net decline OF 81 to l012 points. May ana
May-Junc 617l-d; June-July. 6lsd; Jgly,Au-
gust 8 lad; AUsust-September. 6.lsd; Septem
ber-October Biid: October November, Sig
November-December, GlOd. December-JanudIy
and January February, 6.09l2d; Fe6ru n,
March. D. 1Od; March-April Gid. April-May,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Quht. with prices
largely nominal. WHEAT FLOCR-:pring p az.
ents 81 GOd$J 30; winter straightS, 50 2ogso 80,
winter patents. s. JOqs5 20. spring clears, - iVV
s.: extra No / winter. 81 4Od$4 co. No winter,
81 2oQs4 80; Kansas stragh!s, So 29gSS 81 4aPcy
spring patents, So slaS7 -. RYE tlDSR-
Quiet: fair to good. s5dS5 TO-. choice to fancy
s. 1885 10. CoRNMEAL-Kiln dried. 81 20.
BAGMEAL Fine white and yellow. 81 75gsl 80;
S27 30; standard middlins. s2s 30 -four DO
S3 10: red dog So 10, city bran. s2s 40 IN DulH'
s32 80; homlny chop. S29gS30 in bulk. $50 2O9
s3l 90 IN sacks. OlLMEAL-s37 5OqS3s
PROyI-IONS-Weak most OF the day, uh,
grain and the larger receipts and lower prices
for hogs. Near the close prices were near ear IN ne
bottom ,PPoRK-..dEIasy; mess $50 20 z S59 9S 81;
$50 80 BEET-Steady; mess. sl5qsl5 80;
family, sls0sls 80; packet Sl1G$i7 90; extra
India mess $50 $40 30. BEEF HAMS
6acons. los. GIOSc; pigs, liz q12c. CUT
ATEATS-Picklcd bellies. 1lq1lhc; picked
hams firm. l2ls q l3c TALLOW-Quict; spe-
ciaI. G7.c; city, SIC; country. % noAc.
LARD-Weak. middle West. lo35g lo.ioc,
city easy 1Oc; refined. South America. l2c;
Continent, 1llJc; Brazil, kegs, 13c. compound
barely steady. 0n9i4c. STEARlNE-tlrm'
olco ljc: city lard. &c.
MErhLS-COPPER- hrm' tpot,
15.75d lG12Hc; May, 16a 16.12ac; June lO.O3
n 10. Toe; July. 1905 916.15c; August and Sep.
tcnber 1905 n 10 zoe. sales, 30 tons June at
lGc. London easy. spot tI3 1Ss ID; futures'
IA is 3D.: arrivals to-day. 90 tons; exports
10 49, tons 80 far this month: lake copper
49,. n iGMc: clcctrOytic 1874 l6Sc casting
49,, n IG4c. TlN-Weak; spot, May ana June
~ 80 n &c: july. 1928 45.7jc; August, 4+loV
- 2Jc; september 4ij0d 45c: sales. - tons
June at - zoe. - tons July at 40. I5c; London
weak; 'pDt. zoo, futures, f2ot LEAD
Steady {. iOG 4.2jc New York, 400 q I. lOc East
81 ouis: London. El6 los. SPELTER-
Easier. GSOHG gOC New York. 6.70n soc East
81 Louis, sales. 900 III June East st Louis
delivery, at GJOc; London, E2J Us I'd. ANTI
MONY-Quiet. Cookson's. Sc lRON-Cleye-
land warrants. SIS 1Oisd in London; locally
steady. 40 / foundry Northern SO 0O4Sl1 TO-
No >. SO - a SO 80; No l southern and soft.
Slj 500 $40 ~.
COTTOSSEED OII~-Weakness in grain. as
well as tho decline IN lard and cotton. caused
active liquidation. and prices lost 1d1i points
While quotations more than l3c down from
tho top some large commission houses were still
Inclined to favor the bear side Local contract
prices o.,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRovsloNsi

Chicago, May 20.--splendid growth. due Il
abundant rain and fs1Iltless temperature espe
ciaiIv IN the Northwest, sent wheat prices to-S
day spinning downhill. At one time the Harxs3
showed a decline OF 2fsc. Closing figures wsr3
oasv X91Lc under Saturday night. latest trad
ing LEFT corn a shade 10 go lower. oats OF y !
10 Sc and provisions of 15c 10 4oc. "N9thins
like II since 1895" was the way wheat oonaitons y
were described in the entire stretch from Mime
apolis to the Rockies. Temperatures were sal
To be perfect, with ample moisture. scarceIy
sections notably tho Southwest In the face %
such advioes the trade took almost unanimousiy
10 tho selling side. The absence OF support led ~
a severe break from which there was no RELIEF.
until encouragement OF a big decrease In th-i
United states visible supply total Range OF
Yri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Commonwealth Power, Railway ana
Light Company OF Michigan shows the fol-
lowing earnings for April: Gross earnings
were 1890, l19 gain of 1916 per cent over
the corresponding month Of 1911; net earn
fixed charges, which include DIVIDENDS on
the outstanding preferred stocks or con.
stitueut cOmuanies, in addition TO interest,"
and taxes were Sl4S,31& an increase OF l15t
per cent: net profits, sS3,5le, gain OF l6.5O
per cent: dividends on preferred STOCK were
10000. leaving. S53.3i6 surplus for common
stock. A gain Of 81 u per cent for the month.
BY the purchase Of all physical property
the control of the Toledo, Port Clinton d
Lakeside Railway Company has passed to
" s Rarstow q Co., and the committee
Of bondholders have announced that all the
81 5ng OGJ bonds have been deposited under
tho purchase agreement. II - said thdt me
price paid for the property was $l,lW,VI,
which Will be distributed among the bond
holders. After payment Of expenses and
ntbGr charges holders Of the bonds VIII
probably realize about 65 for them.
The report OF the International Railway
Company Of Buffalo for the quarter ended
March 81, 1872, compares as follows;
1912 1911. 1910. 1909
Gross N1sS,Sof sl,13s,I9i Siloi $50 s995'2so
y take, g s''. 81. a,o.5a7 aH27a Sao,G74 2@5.s4o
'U cIsr s.s 1881 139aos 1926 1921
The report Of the United Traction Com
pany. operating between Albany and Troy.
for the quarter ended March 81, 1912, COM
pares d. follows.
1872 lali. 1910. 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
InrrnNhEED OII-Weakness ID grain. as
NioLAssEs AND syRUrs-stcady and IN
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpe

EUINE'U
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentlne' ros.n
and tar steady and unchanged.
OiIS-Iinseed oil unchanged. Rehned Pc
trol,um steady az GOc for standard white
in barrels. AZ New York
RICE-Stcady. Business moderate, prices
unchanged
~IGaR-ReGucG was inactive and un.
changed IN London beet sugar was = 70 20
higher Tn" carly cable reported May at I-s
p Il and later cables at lis l0ied. Jun" STOOD
at rs 2I,d. August at 12s 81 Raw hero
closed nrn ~ decline ot l-l6r. Sal 80 were
5000 bags Cubas. IN port at -,!c Dasis ~
.t..t cost and freight equal 20 3.SGc here, and
IN 600 bags Cubas. juno, ar 20-ldc, basis 30
test cost and freight. equal TO 3.92c here
There were BUYERS ae@.S6c. with holders ask
lag higher prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21

COTTOS-With the cable fully meeting
Saturdays local decline. and reports showing
very favorable weather In the South over sun
dav there was a renewal Of last weeks selling
at the opening and a further decline IN prices
Covering checked the downward movement
around II O4c for July and ll.16c for october
however and part Of the loss was recovered In
the latter trading. with the close STEADY net
unchanged TO points lower. The close was
within a point or two Of the best southern
spot markets were unchanged to &c lower.
Local contract prices: Co.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

New orleans. May 20.-Cotton futures opened
steady NJ n decline OF S 20 IL points on poor
cables and a good weather map. Short selling
sbout the lowest in the early trading 10 20 Ia
down The forecast OF unsettled weather Tor We
western half OF the cotton belt gave snort eSi
inc n check and prices recovered gradually. Inv
close was steady, l point down to = points ups
cnr,,nnred r.Ith EntnrdaY's close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-21
ELGIN BUTTER LOWER.

Eeln. ILL.,. May 2O-The quotation conirn!tes
n, the Butter Board this afternoon declared but
ter drTn at 27c. All records for butter sales on
liz call hoard were shattered when esT tubs
yyer. sold 10 a Chicago commission merchant az
DC a round 2 cents under last weeks nlarxetS
The butter came from Illinois, Wisconsin and