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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market fot OPP
per was firm. with lake quoted AT l5,A n 10 -sc'
electrOlytic iJa1jisc and casting l4.p IA &C
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange was
steady. with spot and all positions UP to ans
including July quoted al i4.2JHl TOO. W
rivals Of copper AT New York yesterday were
2 500 tons and exports for the month tnhr
far Il CO., tons. London copper closed easy
at f6j IS Cd for spot and 400 IS for futures.
TIN locally was weak with sales Of - tors
April Spot tin I'm New York closed at 10 ~
~ go: March. 80 25a 1880; April. 80 ="a
46 25c: May 1857 n ~. i2iac: June, A. 81 n
a. s7i5c: July. 453Ti21 ~ 50 &c: August.
4512isa45.37lac. London tin closed al AZ
for sn0t and teOa FOR futures
LEAD was steady az 4.3od4 to- IN Ne"
York and AT I5n4 22isc Fast - Louis.
London lead closed az SO = %.
SPELTER was steady az 630n6 fOc IN Nc"
York and NJ y. 15c .biJ East - Louis. LONDON
speltcr closed f2i los
IRON Cleveland warrants. 63s 81. I.ocaiN
iron unsettled and lower. with NO foir
dry Northern and Southern and soft quoted AZ
sI7 IjHSls -: No . Northern. Si7 2jp$i' -.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Mar+ lo.--There was aninatsd
cornpetition for the 1916 bales onerc1 at tilr
wool auction sales to-day. All grades fn'"'p
a hardening tendency except woods sut3Ni" l"'
America. which miss the usual A.,rlcih t-
rnand. The homo trade paid Is 81 l'f 80
south Wales merinos and Is 3i2d Tor ~"
ZEALAND crossbreds while the Continent -
cured the best grades OF scoureds. The s3i.-
follow New South Wales. 80" bfi-
secured. Is 2dais iOi4d: greasy. sitddls I'd.
Queensland 1900. secured. l. 4i2dn=s; sreasF'
.dats 2led. Victoria. 1900; secured u lqh
- 2lad; greasy. 9dGis 81. South AusIa,alaa
5O1. greasy ahdQls H. West Australia, 100
greasy 7iadals pad. New Zealand. o,.i"'
secured. i0dqis I'D. greasy. 5.gdNiS 3'1..
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, Loo secured
Is iGd2s ID. greasy, hdHlli2d.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N.W N0rk. Ntf"n l'. l''F
Iu,I> UfFT AT-Mh.lr trud'fH were "'-
70" - .-,i.,,at, a i,arish aoternmcrt DO
~. 20, ,.rf. f.ssrtts tlr market iul'l f..h@l
io nrm and closed near thc 'oi. "I. .-...
advance of i,r- hu-'il', .,,.t g.,
t... ..r..r. t,.re rmli ana moro ail''i't .'
.'' ..s.....t,t..- f, cover Iof'iFn War-'is
,..r. .frsIl.r fhar 'Nlt. tea 'hi 'l.' .
noe. Boz foreign In.lticA 'H''H "' VIZ
'f, financial markets aIl''i'l .' =
-.ist,iu.ur Influence on ta.u't. lL.
-..t, b., tr. Tinted states shower q H'
crease of 5000 hDsf.l- ,"'ll 49, -.
,n.r,t.o lass week - "l.eN. ana u.. l'"''
l,.t l.,r - lG.2onp. Ih" government ~
port published after nc ."s', u'"u o." ',
reserves on Mar.h !. lbb4''"p busI. ,,t
90 o95 oOo bushels last yeH. lhi-. WIN M"
,ls.ni. supply. made total Hii Iii'a 'i -
90 600 COMPARED wIth l1H.lo2'" ''M "-".
and .u2 900 two wears AK" lh' .'t '.''
go. .F,tif in limo ulfh general tNr'. itI'h-.
cash 80 . red winter. quoted AT - VS. 'i'
,aior ana 81 10 o ah"it, NJ" .ilh-i!
',...tl,.. and ufi.s changes narrow, ing 70
hanged 10 i. not higher. BUYING iN -'f'ns
Interests discouraged selling. aliholgl uhi'f
wing sentiment appeared IN favor OF INC
49, .it. Tho visible supply increased {" lNt o.
GOO tu.hel. against an increase last year or
sas ono Tho g"fernm.h, Iopoil u.au. '.'
Amount In farmers bands -~"t5'"''' bushels.
compared with pTltai" '-ilmt''~ i"hElnS H""'
I 90 o1O 00o fo ioo.0oo.~". aud Nlil lhr
government figures last year OF 80 ~ '''
win tho visible. this iudlra trd total sup
rifcs of 600 90 900 more than last year ~
,or, corn 51- % o. anoat OAT$-inactiv".
closing unchanged 20 - higher The vsihl"
Increased ~ 900 bushels compared with "e
crease last year ~ l3l"N = DE- s oN,If.'n'nt
,c,,,r, on farm reserves was COS 2i6. opo bush
rls compared with 20 ''~s 900 ltst year. and
ne a.aiahl. supplies were GIG. $4,000 bushels
or onIv about 200 oOo 900 bushels less han
t.c entire rrop last year. spot market barely
efeadv. standard vrtr $Ni-o. ~ .. s..
40 T. 37a37i.,. natural white 31rlo -lr,
white clipped. 37H40'-D. an tract. RYE.
OuIef. 40 . western 90 o. I BunalO BAR
lily steady. mailing 55H5Sc ! Buffalo.
feedtnE 80, q Sow York Tie GOV r1-
NOM rou9rt ou farm reserves made tho total
81 2ss 900 bushels. compared WIFE - $4,000
To-
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sle: potato. bbI. 81 5oqs2 80: ANIsE. New
orleans 61l 81 cas- Flories basket ss c,S Or
fornia. drum. Sl0a$i2: Long Island. quart. 20
i5c. BEANS. Florida. wax. basket. 81 5on
50 80. green. 81 5oas3 so; BETS South caro-
lima. loo punches. S2asJ; New Orleans, hbl, =
South Carolina. 100 punches. Slq<2 New Or
leans Dbl s2as2 90, old. bag, I5cnsl %. oD-
CCMBERS. basket. ~ 5OnS 80: CABBAGb'
Florida new. basket. 30a50c. South Carolina
new. 81 2jasI 30: DANISH. ton. s7ass; red, si3
asi6. CAULIFLOWERs, California, crate
s. 25as3 80; half crate, 81 5odsi 10: CELERY.
case. 81 5Oas2; s-inch case. 81 5oqs2i CALI
fornia. standard case. 81 5oas3 So CELERY
KNOBS. 100 punches. s4aso: CHlCoKf ana
E5CARoLE: New Orleans Dbl s?TsS' t t,orids
box. 81 5OGS2 %: cuban 81 23qS2; ENDINE.
French III. I5alGc; HORSERADlsH, 100 10;
$2QsI. HALE, bbl. SOC: kOHLRABi. Nv
bunches. sSdSi. LETTUCE, North carolina.
basket. JOcdSl 20. South Carolina, 5OcaSl 90;
Florida, .OcqSI -; LIMA BEANS. Florida.
crate or basket s2aS4; Cuban. crate. 81 IT,
75cqSl: oKRA. Florida carrier, s2gsZ 49,
cuban. siaS3: PEAS. Florida. small BASKET
$2nS,. large, S3as5 80; PEPPERS, rI9 FOL "a
carrier. slas1 80; 9-till box 81 aVaSz ~, -;
cuban carrier, SiaSI ~: large crate, 81 20
50: PAKSNIPs. DBL, 7acGSl; PARSLEY. CITY n,s
bbl. s2qs2 50; plain. s4as5. KADlsHES. SCUM
Carolina and C;eorgis. basket, ,Dcgsl -; ~ ~
MAINE Florida basket sIqsi h ~ s Ns 20
sHALLoTs. Dbl. ssGS5; SQUASH, old. bnl.
81 50GS2. Cuban new. white box. s2m$2 IS;
Florida, s2as2 rs: basket 81 75aS2 %; tyr
NIPS. rutabaga Dbl or bag. tO4loc; TONI 10Y. =
TOES Florida. carrier slasi 20. Cuban. ioca
a. WArI,ECRESs 100 lunches 81 5OmS2
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTs-Cucunb ers hrIn
for .ancv. Mushrooms steady. Rafishes hgn-
er Rhubarb DUH. Tomatoes weak. BEni
TOps box 75cGSI: CTCCMBERS. Boston
fancy dozen. 81 Is: No l. 81 25asl 30; medium.
box - jOas6; No = s44s5; .ulls' szhs9'
IETTUCE pca-o,, dozen. 'OnS0c. Eastern
stran 5nc- DANDEIIONS bushe box. 81 21p
81 ~. MKT. dozen punches. 25uj0c MtSH
ROOMS. white. Alb basket 81 '9aHZ =
brown. 81 2OaSl 80. buttons s0cH>l ~; kA ~
fsI;f,S 100 lunches 81 5OdS2 20: RHUBARB
j. small bunches. 2OajOc, TOMATOES, To- 10
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II 23q122i l. ~
i2231n ia J. IL


PROVISIONS most Of the day
owing 10 liquidation prompted by much large
receipts Of hogs than expected. On the decline
however, there was renewed buying, ana ~
the close the market was steady az the best OF
tho day PORK-Firn. Mess. 81 1Jus22, lam
Nv S2- joUS2i so short clear, S2lnS2Z - ~.
IBtF-Stcady Mess. s1gdS2o. family So
~; packet S2ldS22. extra India mess, s3Dn
S37. BEEF IIAMS-Quict S32QS3f DRESSED
HOGS-Stoady. Bacons. - q. n l2rsc: pigs, Is sc
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies firm. l4Hlf4c G.
Picked mans. ljc. TALLOW-Quiet. special
7c. city. Gitc. country. - a6 isc. LARD -
Bsy; Middle West. 10 $50 io9jc. city quiet
lp@4c nominal, refined steady, South America
l2Ojc. Continent. ll.jjc. Brazil kegs. l3poc
compound STEADY 7%,asisc STEARINE-
quiet. CLEO. 10. city lard l2i.c
tOTTON>EtD DiI.-Thc, early decline IN
lard caused slightly easier feeling, but ate
in TIE day commission houses were fairly active
puy ~ and the market closed steady at IN
changed to points higher. Local contract
prices.
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SOUTHERN DOUBLE TRACKING

Washington. March lo-Preshent f1n-
,o, of the southern Railway compan2
Nos authorized the double TRACKING, OF the
,,air line of that company betweensAr.
mour and Cross Keys. Ga, which hss
heretofore been operated as SusNtrScs
Gauntlet in the double track between Al.
,apta and Gainesville, Ga. In doing this
work grades will be reduced and much
of the curvature of the present line wiz
be eliminated. Work Is TO be started as
soon as practicable and pushed to com
pletion.
The construction OF this double track
will materially. facilitate the handling 81
trains into and out OF Atlanta.
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
,IABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MttIs-iionl lNd' tif't WIN
buVDr. and sellers apart. Spring patents. - 90
asa ~. winter straights. 81 jjHSi -. winter
patcuts 81 sOGS5 -. spring clears, - 2'p
"a ~. extra 80 / winter. - ?onfl ~, 10 :.
81 Su4S3 10. kansas straiph's. - 2oh>f -.
fancy spring patents. s. 4on>y 80 ~ D.
~ ORR 'Duief. fair TO good. - IupN ~.
choice 10 fancy. 81 sJH>' Bt'kWhEAI
TI0I-n Dull al s. 2JaS2 30 per 100 n
ropNNEAI,-Ouiet: Min dried. - % BAG
NEAI-Fine white and yellow. 81 "On>l 30.
roar.e ST 95aSl 10 FEED Western spring
iran s2I 75aS22 -. standard .middling, 81 -
500 u. flour do 81. red dog. SO =. city
man ST. bulk. S23 sacks. middling S23n>-'.
red dog $50 20. hOminy chop >-2dS2' DUH
spy o0GSe, 20 sacks. oilmcal. So 5od>@.
Coffee Was again nervous. WIN "p'l
ators inclined to be cautious. OWNS &" the ~
com action Of values and a disposition ON TIC
mari Of longs 20 liquidaie ON any signs ol
,roakness Al the start values wcr" lao points
higher ON moderate covering, but during Inc
manning an easier feeling prevailed. duo large
d, 20 some pressure In March against notic's-
March offerings were readily absorbed, how
.Vcr and In the afternoon the market nara
eued with evidences 81 buying Tor foreign a.
rotn, Al the close prices were steady ~
,to,,t inc best OF the day, with net gam 90
Io0lt points Sales were lo",-'o bags III
siutI,g a considerable number Of exchanges
cost and freight offers from bTa@l ana pIl''S
&, Mo and Santos were unchanged fiaNre
showed a decline Of 4al franc. ana Hamburg
was unchanged to !. pfennig lower. spot
easier, with RIO No quoted al l-.V' i'''i
contract prices: ..,,c.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

7r. carolina. reported 49, 200 miles cast o.
sand, Hook 81 @ "a IN yesterday. Is expected to
dock this forenoon.
The Kroonland. reported a. $50 miles 'aS' 'i
SANDY Hook al 10 m Yesterday, rs tAp''l'"
10 dock "Wednesday forenoon. go,
The Kaiser Wilhelm u. reported as 10
',r,.t.d o. sork Wednesday forenoon
The F-ropa reported as - miles 'asl o.
saud,. Hook az noon yesterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March iO.--Wheat prices hardened
today owing To a decline in British consols
and weakness on the Vienna Bourse. Inc
Washington crop report. which proved % Do
less bearish than extremists had expected.
came too late 70 affect the market. cosing
quotations were frm at i 10 sc net adNancc
The outcome IN corn varied from shade OF
10 a like advance, and for oats was IN
changed to lie UP. Provisions finished All
the way from Saturday nights level TO lor
down Range OF prices:
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


,,.,cn S,tsuma oBri. Cstanla Tor
" Teq, York. 9th. Argcnfcls Ger New fofk
,i 10, ,"'' March s-FinlanI. New York via
lynn, rglmD'', March Columbia ,BD. Sew York
via Neville a. t.co,t, ,p,, Nov,
VI. ,ia Punchal. Alcieis, Mdltt' cue 'oh
i"ih ION Adriatic 1}D. New York.
i.,r,ooj March g-Carmania h'r, New York
via ilsnsu .,arc, 7-Craigina dir. Ncw York
md Newport News Via Aigierr' singapore
cbristiansand March 10, m-.Ini'ed states
'pau' ,tsrGh 10 % a m Kronprinzessjn
] 'ES'rUfe ,GcrD. New York for 'herh"uig ana
Rremen eand proceeded 49,, 10, -.
Rahia March !? u Nl 'S''' WIZ ~"
no, r@N March e-Romany CBD' Ia Pallice for
New 6o'.u arcb o Dryden CBp. New York
CO.. MANCHESTER. Lacka"auna 'Bp. Ne"
YORK for Manchcstcr. ,,,-, ,..,- n,
Port sad March = MlnuIc ~, i ,o.s ,n,J.
~ Raroda oBr. New York for Hong Kong
Yokohama. etc ,,,,
cardiff March s-lnyertay dBD' Ne" YORK
| 'rai' March q Ultonia t3r, Nov YORK.
,,ar plate March Swedish Ppnce tBD
parrsdos March s-Basil Girl from Para,
New York Dunstan tBD tro'" Ne" 1ofN''
par Para cabeio. March ., 5 m Grosser Kur-
70, 0;er). New York ION cfuis"l.
paieruo March : 10 y m frlhclpc ~ ne
',,,e ItaD from Naples. New YORK
-, l"1an,,rg March o. : y George Washing
,on 0;cr1 from Bremen and southampton
New York. NIL, lc-
Gibraltar March 10. IN De'"" '"'p
from Genoa, New York
PASSED.
s.,res March @ City Of Colombo 1rl, New
York for Alden, singapore, Manila et.
p,rim March f0-ksrema tBD, Slcut'd anu
colombo for Boston aud New ioih'
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FOR Delaware Maryland the District Of 90
la-nbia and Virginia. generally lall 10 Gay a.u
a.. i....lIe,. r,receded bv rain Tuesday morn
w. not uuch change In temperature, moderate
variable winds. , go .,. ., ,,..
"a, d. osdaV generally fair. moderate variable
winds. ,.,..-t ,,i, ,odav.
FOR Western Pcnnsy wanna, ram 'o-ndy
,y,d,csday generally fair. moderate variable
winds.
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo. March O-CLONERSE FED : ash ana
Mar,ii. si1 %. April. sll: October. - 10 A.,
HlKE-Prime cash and March: 81 30 IiMUJ
TUY-Prime cash and March. 81 IS. April
ST OH May 81 12is. september, 81 %.
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Goas-For Wanderers: Hyland -, q. 'ieg
horn (2l. s. CleghOrn % Roberts. For Ottawa .
percivai Vonfrea1 Assistant referee VIII
IAN Russell. Hockey club Goal umpires j
A. Roger-. Irish-American \. =. and FRANK
Ellison Wanderers. Tlmekeeper-N. j. 't9Her'
Wardorers Penalty timer r. Condor. Wan
deres Time OF game-Three periods u twenty
minutes each
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1912 1913

Highest temperature YESTERDAY "a degrees Il
-. iooest 80. average YESTERDAY 40. aver
~ a., cnrrespouding date last year. Is aver
ase for corresponding date last thirty -three
years. 80. nj, 10 d.. -. .,.,,
generally fair. moderate 10 brisk east winds
becoming variable
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AQUATIC MARKS IN DANGER
Andover to Compete Against
Princeton and Yale Cubs.

I'm interesting Triangular swimming
meet will Dc neld at New Haven on
March -. when the freshmen of Yale and
Princeton compete for honors against the
watcrmcn Of Andovcr
Attention viii centre about the loH-yard
race iva which Harry O'Sullvan. the
c~aa, Princeton Splinter. will 60 after
the intercollegiate record Of 5S 80 sec
ouGs. held by Shryock. of PENNSYLVANIA.
O'Sulivan has done 81 4-5 seconds I'm the
home pool. and barring accidents should
have no difficulty I'm creating new figures
iu the fast Carnegie natatorium AT Yale.
The Performance of Gould, the speedy
Andover lad. in the furlong race. will be
watched with interest lie has been
travelling close to minutes and 30 sec
onds for the distance y new marx Is
also looked forward 10 i'm the relay con
test The Princeton quartet, De Lacey
smith. Sclby and O'Sullivan. came within
an ace Of tho collegiate S0-foot record
last Saturday. and will have an excellent
chance to lower the GC0-foot one Of min
ute and Is - seconds now held lbs ale.
Al six of the regulation contests VIII
be on the programme-5o, 100 and 20 YARD
swims. fancy diving. plunge for distance
and relay race-and the entertainment
will be concluded with a game of water
polo between the freshmen teams of Yale
and Princeton.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH u.
TRAN SPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination ana steamer. inN.Y. PM
''! Mexico Siaru '''.' ' Mich -. so
m,an .' san -. Mch Is. 30
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand
Australia Cvia Nictoria) Yea
ldUuld '.'i~"s - WV
Japan. Corea, China Philippines
via Nictoria)-Empress Of Japan Mch u. $50
Japan. torca China via Seattle
-AutilOChus Observation-Disclosures. Mch. "a $50
Hawaii. Japan. CorCa. china via
san Francisco Shnyo Maru Mich II, $50
lord Derby .''''a Mich 10. $50
sierra 49,. Mich 20, $50
TAHITI. Marqucsas. cook Islands,
francisco Manuka ' ''.. ". ..-'. Mch IS. $50
Hawaii samoan Islands. New Zea
and. Australia via san Fran
DlScOl--SonOiua ..............-. Apr. -, b'oo
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Brings ma
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line closes. sails.
Ryndam. Rot dam Hol-A Am. $50 IN 1000 a IN
Cincinnati. Made a. Hama $50 a IN 1000 IN
Orojava. bermuda RMSP. 500 q m 1000 a IN
Grenada. Trinidad. Trim O. 1000 ~ ZOO m
Apache Jacksonville Clyde. 100 N
& Of savannah Sav'h say 800 m
WEDNESDAY. MARCH u
Frauccnia. Liverpool Gun. $50 m 1000 m
Bermudan Bermuda Que. 500 a NJ 1000 m
Hyades. Montevideo. iIous.. 500 Ia 100 a III
Phia, La Guayra. Red L.. $50 IA Zoo ~
Almirantc Jamaica If 90 $50 ~ T. 90 IN
Alliance Cristohal. Par...il 30 m 300 N
Pennsylv's Hamburg. n 4 II 90 a m
Guiana Nfatauza-. Nluuson Zoo
Antilles New Orleans. i l. 90
san Marcos. CALVIN. Mali 100 p m
COmanchc. Jack Vile. clyde 100 m
THURSDAY. MARCH ~
Va Tourainc Ilavre. FIR. 200 M 1000 q N
Mexico. Havana. Ward. 900 m ZOO m
AhnCa Hayu. i-A...... 100 p m 800 m
n Olav Copcnhacen S-A.. 200 p IN
klcst Bremen. y L.. 1000 d m
G. OF - Louis Sayan'h. say 800 m
III Rio. Galveston, 80 pac.. 800 IN
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MOL ASSES AND SiKt FS-Stcady with
demand Tor syrups moderate. but grocery
grades of moldsses IN good request at fu.l
Price.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpcntine steady
Rosin hrn. and unchanged. with tar steady
OI!..-Linsecd oil unchanged. Refined Pc
irol, um steady az Sjuc Tor standard white
in barrels al New York.
RICE STEADY with moderate business.
SUGAR Refined steady on basis Of 431c
for granuiat.d, hut some orders were bOoke
~ 400 In london beet sugar was quiet
bat steady, with March and April ~ los
cd and NAV los liad. Raw here was
steady to firm. with centrifugal a. 3.5Sc
muscoyado ~ test Bose and molassos
sucaL .N3c. This is an advance OF about
i-.;2c. ou salss of 10000 bags Porto Rico
centrifugal first half March. clearance. at
q. 5Nc. and = oun bass Cuba centrifugal March
shipment At 1870. basis % test. equal 70
So duts raid.
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IocaI orcIaI Record. Tho following onicia
- from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature iof the last t"en's
80 hons I'm comparison with the correspond
-, late of last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-11

Liverpool cables. Spot IN moderate demand
sales 1000 bales; speculation and export. 'Vp
American 1000: imports. l2Oco. none Ameri
can. Mddlng upland, cad. Futures opened
a NOT decline OF li7Ieia points March. q 4sd }.
Mar ,h-Aprl April-May and May-June'
647isd June July. 6.4Jisd: July August.
Il 42d. August September, 634d: Septemher-
October u RID: October November. 1.l5d; No
venber December. 6.l2iad. Decemher-JanurS'
Il It'd. January February, 6iotsd Manch,s
tcr-Yarns quiet and Unchanged clo'nS Pu's'
but steady.
Now Orleans, March 10 cotton tutW-
,.to.ed steady. unchanged 20 I point up. aitif
onorirg arm al a loss OF 3d4 points, An ao
vance started IN the middle Of the morning.
,,ben The market appeared oyersod ana a.
live months worked mp until a smaN. net 40
ysnc, had been brought about.
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Tn. Public schools Athletic LeaSu" oil
New York will hold the annual hEh
school aquatic championships IN the tank
Of the civ College on Thursday. The
entry list has filled beyond expectation
ana what with such able performers
among the starters a. Lemcke, ClyDurn'
Eddy. Palmer. SchWarz, Mcrrick ana oth-
crs. there is promise of high class WON.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE AshANN'.
Sunrise. 7:23. sunset. 453. moon sets. 300.
moon age. Z.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast Wa


March iO.--The rains have extended north
ward over the Ohio Valley. the southern lake
region and the middle Atlantic states. but over
he Western half 81 tho country the weather
hat been mostly fair Moderate temperatures
Sill prevail iu all sections o. tho country
Rain IN the middle Atlantic states Tuesday
rains VII continue until Tuesday night from
he New England coast westward over the
eastern lake region. ana fair weather VIII pre-
vail Wednesday over all Eastern districts.
Rain viii again ovcfspread the western CUR
region and unsettled conditions will gradually
e.yelop ln the Northwest. causing rain or
snow in that section a. a disturbance over the
plateau region moves eastward No change IN
smperature 81 importance ~ probable during
tuesday and "Wednesday.
The winds along the New England coast
VII h. moderate 10 brisk castcrly. becoming
variable along the middle Atlantic coast. mod
iuif coasts, Hight variable. on Lake Michigan.
noferate variable.
Steamers departing TUESDAY for European
Dofis will have moderate 20 brisk variable
Mnds. with showery weather 10 the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for Special LocaIities.--for East
sn New FORK and Southern New England,
'ain to-day: Wednesday generally fair: mod
rate 20 brisk east winds. becoming variable.
Fo- Northern New England, rain Or snow and
warmer to-day. Wednesday generally fair.
noaefate to pT.sk east winds, becoming Naria-
For Eastern, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
.O3' followed ~ fair to-day. Wednesday iaIT,
asssrttt variable vin0s
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oec,al observations Of United states weather
,.,,,.a,,s taken at p. N. yesterday follow:
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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POTATOES yEGETABIEs-Rcc

tND bt'f MI E>--ltcc'lUiS
81 gts bhls potatoes and 3Op pkgs onions. 20
taioes DUH and weak sweet potatoes steady.
Domestic onions IN excessive supply, new
steady Brussels sprouts hrm Beans poor.
Reefs and carrots lower. Cabbagcs higher FOR
southern Celery I'm n,ayy supply. but demand
pcfiyc al steady prices. Caulilowers firm and
Iigher Chicorv aud cgcaroe lower. Egg
nlants and peppers weaker Parsley higher for
c,riy. Tomatoes lower. POTATOES. Ser
wuda new. No l. biol. S5HS5 20. No .. STA
a. IN. Florida new. No |. 50 j0GSi No . SO
asa: Virginia. late crop. 81 ~: Maine. rag.
81 75aSI -; bulk $50 10, 81 slnS2. state. IN
mix Fl ,5asl -. bag. 81 I3aSi 50. Western.
BAG 81 ROAST so. bulk 81 75asl -; SWEET
POTATOES. Jersey; basket slasl 10,
o%fONS state and Western. white. pickle.
rrotc siGSi rs: 1OO-lb bag or crate. 5Od75c
Yellow or red. 100 lb bag a0a60c, Orang"
conntv. yellow or red. 25aGOc: Connecticut,
,bitr hbI Sass: yellow, bag. j0ll6Jc Cuban
nc,. crate. 81 ysls 70; Mexican. crate. 81 rs:
AsPARAGUS, South Carolina and Georgia
rapr~ dozen punches. SO. extra. - 5Oll s. .
nine S3aSi. culls. S2ns2 10 California. 81 80
ms5; ARTICHokEs, California, drum, $50
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QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEyEs.
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s,,res March city 81 Colombo OBJ New
York for Alden singapore, Manila ei.
Perrin. March i0-ksrema tbD, Slcu''d anu
colombo for Boston aud Ne" ioih'