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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
SHIPPING NEWS
Fort of New York, .1onday, February
10, 1913.
.NItIiIVIIl

steamer DRYDEN lBD. santos January j. ana
barbados February J. 10 bnSk q Dam,'iS' VII"
steamer ioldWcll Obj. Tcncrluc January p.
TO - Warden. IN ballast. Arrived AZ tho
stesmcr Iaconia OBJ. Alexandria January
% Fiumc - and Naples - TO the turard -
co. Lii. with a. first. ~ second cabin and 'o'
stccrsgc Passengers and mdsc. Arrived al the
Steamer crsiobsi. Crstohal February I. to
the Panama Railroad - 60. "ith pass hscis,
malls and mdso Passed In SANDY HOOK ~
steamer Nicoisi II DAM. Windau January
II and birmingham J., 10 Punch hdle -.
with mdsc. Southeast 81 Fire Island - '.V'
steamer Huron. Jacksonville February Z and
Charleston s. 10 the clyde - 90, WIN pa %
sengcrs and mGsc. Passed in Quarantine a.
steamer Giulia AUST. Trieste Janusry g.
patras o.. Catdcola l. 'alaudta 3D. M"s-lut
d.. Palermo r. and Algiers ~. O. Phelps iilcs
e 90. with mlsc Arrived a. tie far ~ 600
steamer A.birgia ,Gor. ,lN cages January
y Cariagcua %. Porto CColonii Ia February 10
santa Marta .. Kingston g. jciu1e and port
su-Prncc aud luagua f. 20 iAc liamh'i- O.
American ldnr. Wifh lasschE o.. mall. AM
mdsc Arrived al the Ear ~ IA
steamer lndrakuala Or iohohaina QctonsT
r. iiioeo ~ SnimonoseI F.. Snansn"' ~,
Hong Kong o,cmbir .. Singapore IT, ~"
Newport N,~s February =, 10 Punch. Fly &
60. With mis.. Arrived at the lar at in.
steamer - Lorraine Fr. iiavre February
win y FIRST q second cabin and 80 stcefsg"
passengers. mails and mlse. Arrived 80 tho
steamer Nonus. New Orleans February 4 o.
the Southern Pacific 90, with passcng"-. ans
mdsc Passed In Quarantine a. 800 a 10.
steamer 10 Nundo. Galt FEBRUARY '. 20
the Southern Pacific 90. VIII mus PASSED.
in Quarantine a. 80 q ~. ,....L On
Steamer = y lurkenbacn Ponce January -
arroyo February l. MayagIe1 =. AgInoiiia .
and san Juan .. Co the In.ular Line, with =
passengers and mdsc. Arrived a. TIE Har a.
II 30 fN.
steamer Haml tor Newport News and nor
gcIs anl mdsc. Passed In quarantine Of 900
m.
steamer Mamma llsta. Baltimore. 10 the Nsw
York and Baltimore Transportation 60. with
mGse. Passed 300 quarantine az 10 p m.
steamer E"rWIi.iu tBp. Bermuda February
: 10 ! T. Outcrbridge & 90. with ibl rassfn
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived 80 thc Har 90
steamer F.ancisco u:r. Hon aTnuar, - aud
Boston February %. 10 SiuGcifon y Son. with
mdsr. Arrived 40 thc Bar 90 80 m.
steamer CTisioual. Cristohal February 4 90
the Panama ER Ss GO. with % raffcufcfs.
mails and fnlse. Arrived at the Bar az D. %.
steamer C.othilCe Cuneo tNorj, port Antonio.
TO tho Cunco importing 60, with fruit Pass ID
ln Sardy Hook az g:lS ~.
steamer Nicolai n dam. Windau. Passed
IN Sandy Hook at az y OIL.
sandy Hook y j. Feb TO- $50 p Wind
sea.
Steamers Canada DAM. ~anto-. Brighton
CNori. Port Antonio. Aionroc. NoifoE ana
Newport News, lnec Bank 'B0, brazilian
pCTfg.
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THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street market for,
copper was steady, with lake quoted 10 70,
16itc: clectrolytic, l5% d18isc, and casting
1jkc. Standard copper on the Metal E1 !
change was weak. with spot ana tebruarr
quoted 1880; March, 1880 a l52oc; APRIL
May and June. I450Hl5c. In London cop
per closed at E67 Us I'd for spot and fss'
Is Sd for futures. Arrivals OF copper az
New York Yesterday werc 1s4J tons. and
exports for the month thus far, 1o.os6 tons.
T1N-Was quiet with spot In New York
quoted 4925a 0T5c: February, 4925D'
so re: March, AZ 1Od 10 s7isc; April. ss. ~ o.
40 zoe: May 4s:5Oq4s.s &c. and June;
4s37l1 64s75c. In London Tin closed &C
f22t los for spot and f222 l0s for futures
LEAD-Quiet: New York spot. 4.25 $3.50
and East ST Louis i12ia dA22i.c. In Lon
don lead closed at fl6 los.
SPELTER-Weak: New York. $40 n 600 .
and East 81 Louis. q. % n 6.3Jc. London spell
ter closed at t2j los.
don. Locally iron was quiet. with No L
foundry Northern quoted SIS hor sle -, M
. Slsdsis So No I Southern, SIS 20 n us %.
and soft 1SnSlS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
PIPE LINE TO CARRY COAL
Chicago Financiers Plan New
TRANSFORMATION Scheme.

Chicago. Feb. lo.-The transportation Of
coal from the Illinois fields TO Chicago by
pipe line is project said 10 he well UNI
der way by local hnancicrs. y meeting
will he held tomorrow at which details
for financing the proposition will be taken
up. The plan is TO pump the coal by
hydraulic power. which, II is argued. can
be done at a cost impossible for the rail-
roads 10 meet.
Isham Randolph, engineer Of the SAM
tary District, who is the expert behind
the project. NeNld not discuss the plan
further than TO say that It VAS certain
the fuel could be delivered in Chicago
cheaper than at present. and that the ne"
process would revolutionize the coal car
rying trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
BRITISH FIRM WINS SUIT
Guaranty Trust Co. Appeals
Verdict Involving $4,000 900.

The suit of \. lIanray q Co. Of Liver
pool. England. against the Guaranty
Trust Company. of New York. for rccov-
cry Of $3.50 on a bill Of exchange ac-
cepted by the trust company from Knight
Yancey n Co. with forged bills of lading'
was decided yesterday by Judge Holt in
favor of the plaintiff. An appeal to the
highest court will be taken. as the action
is regarded as test case inNoiVlhs SIM
liar LITIGATION for over $4,000.
The contention of the Guaranty trust
Company was that it could not be held
liable for the particular bill OF exchange
because it did not indorsc the paper unui
after It's acceptance by the Bank OF LAYER
pool. bankers for Hannay ~ Go.
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THE COTTON MARKET
More Active and Firm, Closing
at an Advance.

Improvement in the character Of South
ern spot news and higher LIVERPOOL
cables. based on good Continental ouNins'
were responsible tor an opening advance
I'm the local cotton market after Nhieh
prices touched new high ground for tne
movement, reaching s. bale or more
above the low level of last Mond1y. Tine
advance attracted considerable proht
taking, but offerings were well a5sorbeo
and the setback was only temporary, as
continued buying by spot houses, WIFI
more covering, swung the market bacA
again. the close being within point OF
two of the best and steady, at net gain
for the day OF 70 TO If points. European
war news was considered more favorap.c
but attracted little attention compareo
with the spot situation and the rumofed
bullish attitude of some OF the large III
terests Southern spot markets were uN-
changed 10 sc higher, and the local mar
Let gained 10 points, 10 Bose for mldouns;
INLAND. with sales of 100 bales. Local
contract prices:
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REGISTER CASE NEAR END
Arguments Nearly Over, Jury to
Go Out Tomorrow.

Cincinnati. Feb. 1o-in the opinion o. at
torneys for both sides. the trial Of The
tyepty-nine officials or former officials oi
the National Cash Register Company.
charged with having violated the crim!nsl
section of the sherman antitrust act VIII
20 10 the jury early "Wednesday moip'nR.
Lawrence Maxwell. for the defence. ana
r. O. Harrison. for the government. An-
ished their arguments TO the jury to-Gay
John Wilson will conclude for the defence
tomorrow, and District Attorney nc
Pherson will finish for the government;
Judge Hollister asked the attorneys 10
day TO give their views on the status of
w. c. Howe, Earl Wilson aud Nilliani
Plum. three of the defendants. Th"s'
three have been employed BY the National
company during only a part OF the three
years covered in the statute or limitations
The attorneys will give their views to-
morrow
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FOR A STATUE OF MEADE
Bill Reported for Government to Pro-
vide Foundation and Pedestal.

Washington. Fct. lo-The senate bill
for the erection of foundation ana
pedestal on public grounds here for a
memorial statue of Major General George
Gordon Meade. TO be erected 10y pennsyl-
vania. was favorably reported TO the Sen
ate to-day
The bill creates a commission 10 con-
sist of the Governor and Attorney Cen
eral Of Pennsylvania, the Secretary OF
War and others. 70 select site ana
secure plans and designs for the me-
mortal. The foundation and pedestal are
TO be furnished by the government at
cost not to exceed Sl0.opo, and the statue
is TO be furnished by Pennsylvania at an
approximate cost of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Non,ovid.o Feb Indian Prince oBu. New
York via Barbados for Buonos A}rr3.
Msrscilcs. Feb :, . -Filomdch GTeehl.
ron5on Feb o Caucasian B0 Port Arthur
Wa Newport Ners; 10 Mcsaba url' Ne"
YORK
Via Newport News FOR Yokohama
Naples Feb :, noon-venc@is dr. New York
Antwerp 1t FEB s-vadcrland Besj. New York
Port natal Feb schonfes ger. New Yori.
Via cape Town. etc.
Melxocs. Feb alberto Treves hiaD. Ne"
colon Gi"' Feb s-Moltke CGep. New York via
Malta ala, Feb . Gioconda Ausn. New Yorl. for
uarrS Feb ,-Glensiey OBJ. Mobile 9Th. CO
lumbar OBJ. Baltimore for Antwerp; orr
namme G}rl. New york
Macassar. Feb Linden gen. New York via
ci linz SI FEB s-Baron TNcedmouth Br),
New York via Sabang
Plymouth Feb TO- 1851 p m kronprnzessin
Ctciiio GER New York Tor cherbourS and
Proruen land proceeded.
ps nIu,tn Teb 10. sa5 a m-Arcsdisn CBD.
po,tcrdam. Feb .. d m-Callisto Dutch.
Rre pa" Feb s. m-Prnz Friedrich vii,
helm (GeD. New York Via Plymouth ana
san ,' Jn9n' FEB s-Cincinnau GER. New York
Via Havana. etc. m -. x,, TO-.
Montcvilco. Feb lO-lhdild 'bi'' ~" i"'N i''
p6raanbvco. Feb IO-Tweeddale dBD.. Ne~
Yorjl Via II Lucia for Rahia, RIO dc JahcITo
va an@ Feb Io-vsncouver On. New YORK
Va 81 Lucia. Pernambuco. Punia Arenas
and Talcahuano for CsllaO, etc.
c'e1 Feb S-SVazi OBrJ. Yokohama. MOL
Shanghai. Hong Kons and singapore lot
:, Vincent 9 V. Feb 7-Meissen \Gerl. New
YORK for cape Town. Fremanile. ADELAIDE
Melbourne, etc. ,,,D
tIa,re Feb Niagara arr. New YorE
chris,iansand. Feb = y United states
nam from Copenhagen. New York
GENOA. Feb 0, 8 m-Re dltali1 dtaD, New
Mdntcvideo Feb 5-Insehnscn Gen. New
York. "a, ,,
:, Lucia. Feb earl 81 Forfar OBJ from
New York; HiO dc Janeiro.
Cherlourg Feb D. : p m-George Washington
0Ger) Nron Bremen and Southampton New
York. ~,
Nontevideo Feb S-Nestris OBJ. Now York.
Palermo Feb Q. y m-Canada ttrl, MON
Naules and Marsoillesi. New York.
Aioxandria Feb lO--t'edric dBr). New YORK
calcutta. Feb s-Ksbinga lBr). New York
Palermo Feb = IN Princes irene 'pei'
from Genoa and Naples. New iorh'
PASSED
sspres Feb 10 Marianne (AusU, New YORK
for Venice and Trieste. -, H.,
Fasine, Feb iO-Strathan tBr)' Ne" ION i0'
Manchester
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sr

Liverpool cables: spot. fair business eosls,
sales 100 bales; speculation and S1soit, ~ 4
american. 1000: imports. none Nioolhg Wy I
III - oId lritures opened steady At pom. <
adyanSe; closed quiet al a net advance ~ az
a., points February. I'D; Feeuat! Mr aIts
sof, March April. 672d: April May, of",ao
Ne rure 6TOi. Juno July, G6sd. July- ~
gust. 5e4iAd. August -september, 900, Sep
temIsr- October. 63sisd; OCTOBER No,el',o.'
A 2oi n. November December. 81 40 Dcceih
-, January Il 26ihd; January-febIuSff'
a 95isd Manchester-Yarns quiet aho u'
banged: cloths quiet but dull.
New Orleans Feb. iO.--Cotton futures closer
s,eadv at an advance Of l3al6 points altet .
arm opening at a rise OF 100 points on goo
robles and unfavorabe weather conoitoiS
when prices sagged during the morning, sup
mort was forthcoming, with little cotton rof
saie from any quarter Several southern points
sent reports Of improved spot demand
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t., southern New England. increasing
,1taso snd warmer to-day, probably fol
,nued by snow: clearing Wednesday oi's'
southeast and south winds ..,si, q,
FOR Northern New England n,i ,ni
otn,diress ana warmer to-day, probably toi-
loved bv snow tonight; fair Wednesday oriSH
south winds 49,. ,r..,. moi
-. - MARYLAND cloudy and warmer To-
Ia nrobablv rain or nsow. cloudy Wednesua! :
rnodofate southeast and south winds. 49,,
,,,rrnor 10 daV probably rain or snow unhe.
lied WEDNESDAY: moderate southeast ana Sou'"
winds. .,oo, &, oas,ern
For Virginia, rain to-day, "srlIlei III, III oag,
10 south winds. 10 - .,or, %
Tor Western Pennsylvania. rain or snow 70
dav colder tonight; fair wednesday u''sN
sor,h winds shifting 10 northwest
For Western New York, snow anu 49,,
10 daily: fair Wednesday. colder IN W'S.''"
portion; brisk south WINDS shi'"s W
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

omit, u.o.,d and Forecast.--N ashingto
- IN ~ ,emperatures continue over the
-. Atlantic states, with reading below zero
-. manning in Maine, New Hampshire
-, and Northern New York, ana consul
.,tt. colder weather prevails over the Norm
,s,o-r s.afcs. Throughout the south At'ah''c
SID e;ulr states. the great central valleys anu
nor lake region temperatures have risen anu
~ now above normal in these GiS'r'cs'
Mia temperature continues in the soul"
|.acnc states. During the last t"ehS c'Jf
ours there we're rains thtousnoN' , snow.
fstes Arkansas and Oklahsinoa, am ar,t
fnfri.s I'm the upper lake rigion and the morn"
nchy Mountain region ., ,t., a.
,... 90 lie region OF the Great Lakes wiz
oto rs,t and cause SHOWS Tuesday ana ~
ID, uisht In the lake region ana the NV !, ~ =,
Atlantic states and be followed "e''''''''
r weather IN these districts. -, .,.. c,,it
ralns arc likely Tuesday throughout we pu''
's'es. Arkansas and Tennessee ana ,tas
! !. ud Wednesday In the SCUM n'ian . S'is;ns
|Drcr Inc upper Mississippi valley. the IIalnS
,at.s and the Rocky Mountain ana piateaSt
legion the weather will be fair TUESDAY anu
're,"T,ers,,res will rise TUESDAY in the north
,,lanfic states and Wednesday in 'he Nor,h
est Considerably colder ~eatner WI 80, 80
|.pread the upper ishe I,ios s,s,es Tuesday
10 NO lower lake region. the ONO Naiie9'
Frcnuesseo and the Gulf states WEDNESDAY, ,u
Tie winds along The Ne~ aiopa the middle
|, r',..tn 80, moderate TO brisk southeast ana
s1fh along the south Atlantic coast; m9aeaas !.
at: along the east Gulf coast: mode,se nod
i "a southeast: along the ~est oui oYas' n,,h =
1 20 rs,isblo. on Lake Michigan. brisk noi'"-
Sst a.. ,-,ro,,an
steamers departing Tuesday Tor hurop sad
ports will have brisk east 10 sour - IN the
[yerca,t weather. with snow ana ram 10 VIC
brand Banks.
i Forecast for special LocslIties'-for Ias'
Pm New York. increasing c'ouo'pes' M"
warmer to-day, probably follower py e"om
Hlrarinx "wednesday; brisk southwest an"
ROuth Kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11

MOfAsSt> AND S1RtP STEADY. WITH
fairly good demand at unchanged rates.
NAVAL sTORES-ThcFc was slight set
back In spirits turpentne in sympathy with
the easier market at the South. Rosin ana
tar were unchanged.
oils .inseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady az s.j0c for standard white
In bbs at New York.
mary points.
SUGAR Refined steady. ATbucke Broth O.
crs were Offering their days output Of some
thing like 500 barrels on basis Of 4.3Oc for
graduated Other rciuers held frm at
.;5c sales of raw sugar were 10000 bags
Porto Rico sugars at 3.iSc. and 5000 bags
Cuban ahoat al -. c. cost and freight. equal
- > iSc duty paid. Market. closed steady.
with centrifugal AT 3.i>c: muscovado. 2aNc,
and molassos 2.73c I'm London beet sugar
was steady but quiet with February "a
lower NJ ps I'D: March unchanged at %
%, q. and MAY unchanged at 9s 9d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11

from Brcmorton for cruise In Puget
sound the Wyoming. the Jtah. The Flori11.
the North Dakota and the lankton, from
Guacanayabo Bay for Guantanamo.
Feb. 0.-The Tallahassee and the Moha wk
from Norfolk for Washington. the Minnesota,
the Idaho and the Ohio. from Cristotal tor
Guantanamo the Cyclops. the Tonopah. the
Castinc, the d. Tho u =, the D-% and the
FL. from Guantanamo for Guacanayabo
BAY.
The Tennessee has ceased 10 be flagship Of
special service squadron One Tennessee and
the Montana. and the commanding officer o.!
the Montana has succeeded to command Of
The squa iron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
pARALYzED MURDERER HANGED

Jackson. Miss. Feb. lo.-I na5le to walk
or stand because Of bullet that had
paralyzed his spinal cord seymour Ar-
mold. a negro. who had Killed N'il'dhl
Lonrey. a merchant Of ora was talIleu
on a stretcher 10 the galloWs at collins
and hanged to-day.
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rRONI,IONs-Easicr early. on

PRONI>IONS-Easie carly. owing TO I'D
eraI receipts OF hogs az Western points ana d
decline nf , points i'm the hog market. Late IN
the session packers bought freely and the mar
rct rallied and closed nrm at we'll above the
rte,. lous close. pOEk-Firm: mess. $50 Jtd
a2i. family S22aS24. short clear. S2lNS-- -
EE;-F- Mes S2GdS2l: family. s2i4S2J :.
racket s22uS23. extra India mess. SsaIsi
PEEF HAMS s32uS3i. DRESSED HOGS
Bacons. IIiM11i.c: pigs. i2c. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies. 134Wt3ac: picked hams
steady. i4isc. TALON Special, T'sc: city,
Gi,c: country. j7smG9sc. LARD-Firin: Md
die West. 1869 l0.7jc. city lard. l0,snl0se;
refined South America. iiSJc; Continent
~ 90. Brazil. kegs. J.. SO: compound steady.
TNU.7Sc SrEARINE Quiet: oleo Zoe asked
titv lard. J.. 'ec.
EOTTON>EED OIL - Moderately active,
buying not aggressive, offerings readily alb
sorbod and market steady. closing l@3 points
uct higher. Local contract prices;
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Destination ana steamer Ia Ny. Pm.
Japan. cor =. china via Tacoma -
-- Panama Maru ....-.... ....-. IL 90. ~, 0'""
Hawaii Fit Islands. New Zealand.
Australia Nia Nirtoriai Makuta. FcD ~ o'oo
japan, Corca china. Philippines
via ViciorisJ Empress 81 India Feb ~ $40
japan. Corca. China VIa scatucl a. ..,,
OTteric .......... -...-.. ..'''- .--f'o' - WV
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines VIA san ...
Francisco, S Transport. FEB -. co.
Tasiti. Garquesas. Cook Islands
New Zealand. Australia via san 1870
Francisco Tahiti ..............lc CD - o'5V
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TUG ALMOST SINKS GUNBOAT.

Seattle Feb. lo.-Thc old gunboat Nicks-
burg, lying at tho navy yard, was
rammcd to-day by the naval tug Fortune.
The starboard quarter of the Nicksburs
began to fill, and she was boached to
keep her from COINS down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
U. S, TREASURY FINANCES.

washington, Feb 1o.-The CONDITION OF nc
hns,ness today was as follows: Working bal
aneo' s7e. sol: in banks and Philippine
Treasury. s34 20. 33s: total OF general fna,
sIlS. 49, 76 Receipts SATURDAY, ~, zo''y,@
dish,irsements 81, 86s $40. The surplus for TINS
fiscal year is 81, 957. 500. as against deficit OF
500 273 .O5l last year. The figures for receipts;
disbursements, etc, exclude Panama Canal sae
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11

Highest temperature yesterdaE, U.s.,
IA, - 90 a m lowest. u cat ".lo =" III >
average. n: average for corresponding na,o
T., ycsr 4. average for corresponding datc
'"I' ocat rorccast-Incrcasing cloudiness ana
warmer TO-DAY. probably followed By snow
"wednesday. clearing; brisk southwest anu
south winds.
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Humidity.

Local Official Record ne io''o
clal record from the weather n"'
the changes in the temperature 'o' -,
,wen:v-f four hours. in comparison WI" Wv
date Of last year
coii'sP"'''"e ~, 1912 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11

WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ire perig!a, reported As - mics 'asl O." .l
Sandy Hook AT noon >eS'o''"'' 10
The California. reported as 500 miles cast o.
SANDY Hook at ! :05 in YESTERDAY - eAi'''''
"a dock wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Feb. l0.--VLeat prices took a down
turn to day, owing 10 rain reports from india
and because of mild weather and promised
moisture in the United States winter crop
belt The close was easy at "a &c net de
cline. Corn finished Ssaesc of, oats IN
by JG7 &c TO 22isc. Range OF prices:
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Feb. io-CLOvERSEEp. cash md
Februarv sI246: March. SIC %. ApTn.
sI2 -. october, So 90: AT.STKE. prime, cas J.
and February. SIS 80: March, sl3 10: TIN
OTHY. prime. cash, 81 So. February, 9 -
March 81 S7i..
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QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVEs.

Good 20 choice native steers ......S7 40dSs ~
Poor 10 fair native steers......... ) OOa IS
oven and stacs Observation-Disclosures 5Oa a
i;ulls and dr. cows ............... 3 2ja sc
'V %s,r ago S' PARLIAMENTARY. eja Sc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. :. sunset 500; moon sets 80
moons age =.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHEAT
\TERIOI. RECEIPTS.
sE,BOAHD CLEAKtNCE>.
uOI,E AND MEAL-Fiour inactive. VII

Hour AND MEAL-Fiour inactive. la,
buvcrs well supplied, but prices STEADY. SiI
nnf.nfs 81 .OUS4 81. winter straights, ~ o."
81 10. winter patents. 81 s0rsj ~ spIlue
clears. 81 :;OaSi 81; extra No winter y IL ,0I
- -: No .. sigSi TO- Kansas stIalsn, ~, Np-VVg
81 -, fancy spring patents, - iohso w. ~ =
rIoI-R-Oulet Fair Ia good. w 'Des5 80,
rhoIro to fancy. g.. DOaSi. BttkWHEAi
FLOUR Dull 81 2ja$2 - per 100 H. ,utN
MEAL Steady: kiln dried, 81 10 bNP MEAL
rinr v,hltc and Yellow. - :'0asi %; coarse.
81 e50sI 20 FEED Western spring bfau
saa y. standard middling. So 20; iiour 10, W
led dog SIS 10 city bran So bulk. 81
sacks. mddling s23r s2a. rcd dog. go 80
hominv chop 81 bulk. s2i 20 sacks olihed''
S3lps3. ., - d.,.,i
COTFEE-lntcrest was centred on d't.i
onr,gntg i'm Europe where trading was attlNe
and priceg at the start were weak. iINdt'
railes aid that the weakness was du' 10
forced liouidation. resulting from Inhrsln ca -
The local market az the start was spl' po'h''
loy..r with evidences Of foreign selling mere
a.. we'll as liquidation on the part OF as oui
apcd longs. At the decline there was taI'l
active buying and offerings were wen aDaoIhel'
= nrtn.r feeling developed abroad. ana hhNto
-, sod unchanged To- a frame net lower Whhc
Hamburg was ?. pig net lower Iradhs was
artivc abroad HaNre and itahuuIS ~
,orttng sales OF 100 90 bags each. Inc lo'a
inarlei closed Gala points net lower; hiies'
~ 7.o bags pfic.r IN Brazil were unchans"I,
but cost and freight offers were q, s,sn,s
iovcr level santos IS being offered AT if-'"u
"a 40. and Rio ~ at ~ Goa he SPOT haihe,
dun end easy with Rio No 4 l"'2e' ioe"'
contract prices; s,tur.
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elsin. Feb. f0.--Buttor wss sold here
DAY at 3fia n 50 &c.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. February 10. 1918.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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Sagres Feb 10 Marianne tAutD Ne" iO'A
for Venice and Trieste - -. Vol. IN,
Fasfnet. Feb iO-Strathan tBr)' Ne" iVh io'
Manchester.
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To,eca.t for special Localities-for has'.
brn New York. increasing c'oudipess M"
Is armer to-day. probably followed by s"om
|lsarinx "wednesday; brisk southwest ana
0uth winds.
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(Nor, Port Antonio. AirIroc. Norfolk and
Newport news, lncc Bank tBr, brazilian
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Mou,cvid.o Feb Indian Prince tBD. New
York via barbados for Buonos AyrrA
Marscillca. Fob : > y -Ftomdch HTeehl.
New York.
London. Feb Caucasian BD. Port Arthur
Via Newport Ners; 70. Mcsaba ubr. Sew
einnatnre Eoh 10 (raielna N}n Now York
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-ea s-The Paispseo, from Guantanamo iof
Cane Uavticn. the Gloucester. from Sew
Yo,k for navy yard. New York. the Fox