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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12

STORM THROWS CLEVELAND
NEAR TO FOOD FAMINE
Cleveland, Nov. IA food famine
is threatened here as a result of
storm which kept the city almost
completely isolated for forty-eight
hours. The condition of the streets
has prevented local wholesale
grocers, provision men and milk
dealers making deliveries, and small
groceries and supply stations in resi-
dence districts have closed. 1t is ex-
pected that the situation may be re-
lieved tomorrow.
One-third of the city is still with
out telephone communication and
one-third is still without light.
The toll of deaths, due directly to
the storm, numbers two. Funerals
are impossible owing to condition of
streets, and graves cannot be dug in
the cemeteries. There is also danger
of a possible flood should a thaw set
in. Factories are closed because of
coal shortage.
No attempt will be made at present
to open the schools, which have been
closed all week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Grain Prices /. ak on Report
Heavy Drop in Coffee.

Early trading i'm wheat futures was
very light, as the market was waiting for
the government report on condition.
which was made public at noon. There
was some carly liquidation, but when the
government figures came out prices broke
and a decline set in which continued until
the close. which was weak. at net loss
tor the day of 1c to 1isc. Foreign markets
were steady to firm. and this had ten
dency to check heavy commitments on the
selling side here. Corn, under continued
light offerings, was steady early, but
dropped off. in sympathy with wheat
closing @s0%c down. oats also were
steady early, easing off in the late trad
ing to a net loss of sc.
Conditions i'm the coffee market closely
aDproachod decentralization, Win prices
tollchiDg new low records FOR the season
and sales the largest for seVera years
agcregating Sj1,7J0 bags for the Day Inc
selling was prompted by general hQulua-
ton and heavy break IN the EuIoPet, ,i.
centres of the trade. There was a snow
of firmness at the start but plenty. OF
coffee came out, and when previous low
figures were passed stop loss orders We're
uncovered and the pit was the scene OF
almost a manic At the bottom OF the
drop prices were 320 to $50 points peioW
The high Of last october and DeceihoeI,
and although there was SnSht IedV'loi
late i'm the DAY final prices showed net
loss of g TO A points. TRe spot ildlACt
suffered by the break in futures ana spot
nrices were lowered. although there was
practically no demand even al the de-
cline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
TBv telegraph 10 Tho Tribune. ]
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. April S--Sales Of domestic wool
continue very light. although fairy soou
transfer is reported in unwashed deiainr.
Dealers are said 10 be operating very eau
tiouslv I'm the now clip. as growers are
holding FOR high prices. Most OF inc N's'-
ern operatious are in southern N'F"O-
where 1li.c - demanded. InWashed Hr-
l.ine sells for from -JH PC. while ih'd'"i"
combines bring SOC. Territory WOODS move
slovlv. with some fine medium. clothing OBJ
wyoming stock bringing JOc clean. lrAds
and California woods very quiet. lfaulh5
domestic quotations: r-t.
ohio and Pennsylvania fceces laine
washed. 3OG31c. Ky, PC. onc-hali -bloou
combing 27n2sc; threc-eighths, - n -,
onc-quarter 29G 29tac: delaine unwasned. -
IN 2Gc: fine % n 23i. Michigan ana new
NorlS-Fine unwashed. 2Vu 2lc; delalnt, = b
Ge4isc. onc-half-biood unwashcd. -"g &c
three-siehths 2Sff - &c. Wisconsin ana MIS-
souri-Three- eights- blood. - p ~ 20; one
quarter 9Si5 N2a. Kentucky ana slmllaI
unwashcd. - -5c' three
Fights 30c. .,. %
secured basis-Toxas Fine L. months. ~
a GOc. fine u 10 : months. % Y Doc me l'ii
4704Sc. California Northern - ~ ',c, hIo,
die county. 500 &c. southern. 4N 800. l'l
free. asa SOC oregon Eastern No F'aI,'
- 20 GOc: clothing. - n DC l".i'. no D..
Territory-.lre staple. - ff 600. me iN''i,'.
- ~ 5ac: fine clOfhing. 81 f.'Nr. 100"
5l4 55c. one-half-hIood com'iuS. "| It...'
fhre.-eiehths Jtu Doe. onr-q uif.'I. 90 ~ ''''''
Pulled-AA. 5H sGc. 4 suprt-. I'D n "-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. Anil & Il

. new 10TH, Arrl =, 1915.
BEENES-Rcceipts. 81 cars. or J6i head
nearly all for slaugh terers. No trading In live
cattle: feeling steady. Dressed beef I'm fair
demand at 12n13c per N for native sides
tALNES-Receipts tmainly late yester-
day., 1.o03 head; about 900 on sale Trade
slow and prices easier. Fairly good veals sold
at SO 20 per 100 10: culls 50. Dressed calves
quiet at iiM1I14c for city dressed veals and
12Ml6c for country dressed
Sales. Sanders: 20 veals, 12s 10 average.
SO so per 100 10; 10 culls 100 n, So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rrceipts Il cars, or
13G5 head: none for sale. Feeling STEADY for
both sheep and lambs. Dressed mutton strong
at 13G loo: choice w.ther muttons would OK
coed quotations. Dressed lambs steady at i5p
I6isc. hog dressed. i7d17i.c; country dressed
dollhouse lambs steady at $5G$s 80 per car
cass
HOGS--Receipts. Il cars. or 1870 head
less than half n car on sale. Market full
steady at 80 GO4S9 7J per 100 NJ roughs. IS 80
Country dressed hogs steady at glIl4c per NJ
Sales-W. r. Hume: * state hogs li5 10
average. so 10 per 100 10; 1 rough. 900 II,
IS so
Mcpherson e. 60. date yesterday: 81 state
hogs. isI NJ 81 To- 3 roughs. ;aI0 10. s. 30.
5. Judd a. Co. date yesterday: state hogs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
THE COTTON MARKET
Conflicting News Reports Check
Trading, with Close Steady.

News of "A break IN the lcvce just south
OF Memphis. with rains In the Eastern
belt and better cables than expected. WIS
offset by the disturbing influence OF tariu
talk and a report showing comparatively
large stocks In tho hands of the world s.
spnncrs. The result of this conflict Of
news was a quiet market. with price
fluctuations narrow and the close showing
a decline of 3 points on the April option
and a gain of to points for Tho rest of
the list. According 10 the reports of the
International Federation Of cotton Spin
ncrs British mill stocks of American cot
ton on March I were 326gi baltf. against
49, last year with total mills stocks
of American. 3. 267 962. against 2blJ.gH last
year. Southern spot markets were uu-
changed L. Lice higher. and the local
market held quiet at l2Goc for middlin6
upland, no sales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09


steady with good demand for grocery grades.
Syrups dun and nominal
NAVAL S1ORES-There was a decline to
44c IN spirits turpentine. in sympathy
with the easier ruling at Savannah. Rosin
was quiet and unchanged. Tar steady at
former quotations.
OILS-Linseed oil. unchanged: refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
klCE-Steady, with good demand. Dan
Talmage's Sons Co, telegraphs Louisiana
crop movement at New Orleans to date as
follows: Receipts. rough. g73'OgO sacks
against 1.114.5OO last year. sales cleaned,
G3l $40 pockets. against 111j,SSj last year.
StGAR-Rcfncd, quiet and unchanged.
with graduated at Ia n 1900. a Spectator
took 10000 bags cuba sugar May ship
ment, at So cents. cost ana freight,
equal 10 3.4Jc duty paid. There was a
very indifferent demand for spot and nearby
sugars, and il was believed that nothing
better than 3.42c could be obtained for
those positions just now. with muscovado at
2.92c and molasses 2GIc. In London beet
April stood at Us 1oi-d; May, 9s II = and
August. los lisd. Gables to Willett & Gray
report that 173 centras are working In
Cuba, against 113 last week and IL last
year. Receipts Al six ports were 10000 tons.
against GS.O0O and -. 900. Receipts. all
ports. 100000. compared with $4,000 and
$1,000. Exports. six ports. $1,000. compared
with $4,000 and 1000. and stock six ports
So o0O. compared with $50. 600 and 2S3. 600.
HtDES-Fairly good business during the
week, with demand quite well distributed.
Full prices We're named. while offerings were
LEiTHER-The market for oak soles
was good. as there was some export de-
mana. at good prices. Union leather was
fairly active but unchanged.
DRUGS Essential oils quiet but steady.
Roots firm. as there is a good seasonable
III MA No "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market fo-
conner was steady. Wl'h Lake quoted ls'r m
Tsar ,Irctrofft.r fsi-r and casting i'.ff.
St.rdqrt corrDr ou tn, Metal ENchaur"
was dull with spot. April. STAY 1nt Juno
quoted i4T5r i.--c. 10 London copper
closed dull At tGs 's Tor spot ana JOS - go
f,- futuree Arrivals OF copper 900 Sew
York Yesterday were COO tons. and 'Nno' .-
for th,. month go FAR 9.otn tons.
TIN was quiet with spot and Anfh qu"'.
ISIS g.r. NAV. t1Cs o. n 8. f2i.s. june,
a. Goa f. G2frc. july. fG So 90 -'c. and
August. 4G6si, G45l2isc. lu London un
closed easy. al l-lS IS for spot and --lf 'a
for futures. I'D.
LEAD-Easier with New York spot 41'c
and Fast -. Louis 4.15n AGO London
lead. SO Ia Cd
n . o5c and East ST. Louis 5000 5N0c
fRON-Cfcy'lrnd warrants. ''t 81 tn
London. Locally iron WAS steady and nh-
changed With 40 I foundry Northern. so
Southern and soN. Si1 15nSls %. so
Northern So osrfSi1 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09

pigs, 14ho. CUT MEATS Pickled bellies, IA
qlo'4c: picked hams. lj9i54c. TALON
steady; specials, zee: city lard. sac, country
@.sqoHc. LARD Easy. Middle West. 1OVo9
llv1c; city, l0%4c. refined South America
l@.joc. Continent. 1lsOc; Brazil kegs. l3.39c'
compound steady sHSSsc. STJARlNE-
quiet oleo, lO1t@l1c: city lard, 12iac.
'oI1oNSEED OII-Was steadicr earlier,
owing 70 buying by commission houses. con
unued light offerings OF crude. and the early
hilnhess IN lard When the lard market de
clned late II appeared TO be the signal for
renewed selling and prices dropped. closing al
net loss Of TO points. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09

U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. April 8 The condition OF the
United States Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Working balance. $50
Az. Az: IN banks and Philippine Treasury. SAB
ILL., total OF general fund. $40. 1870 2G0;
receipts Yesterday. sl,Cll.176; disbursements
81 1881 The surplus this fiscal year is SlI
7ss Sc as against "A deficit Of s., rs loo last
wear The figures for receipts disbursements
and surplus and deficit exclude Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
,ce n 80 70. . r25 III. 50 30; : roughs. a25 ID.

IS ~.
Chicago. April Gsso Ks 60 go. light nj
600: lower; bulk ct Sa sS ,SI 50 =: heavy,
g. cG5,sg IL rough s. Goa s. so: DIES D"p'
n So 30 CATTLE Receipts. 1.I.V' s-ns5
se.yes. s. l5gS' 9Ud feeders sis sdioass lo
cows and hcifcrs. 81 .nt' - ~ So, - 90
fancy beifers sold at So, caNrs' ~ ,.ti,'c
sEEEP--Keceipts, dS'oyT io1 s. 90: lambs,
n9tive. So noli 50 %. .r,., o., r,c.in,s
Kansas CITY, April s. ~, weak:
drcrscd beef aud export steers. > -" - ~
fair Ia good. 81 joa s. - S9u,n,ssT t,,lls
ST. 75mSS: Southern cows >, noes Hc,
80 80 q +, onn. etcadv: bulk. s. so ~ ~
heavy. s. SOfi s %; packers anu ""s -n[,
s. o0GJ 81 10: light 500 50 10. DUES 49,,
& - HTEP-Roccipts. ""ou; n's e e.
coior,.lo Iornhs. - f5G 50 %: ycarlings. -"
s. 81: wethers. s. JOmSi 10. ewes - -'t
SUI .,r,,u Aprn S-CATTIE- receipts
500. SLOW: steers. s. 100 3 30; hefeIa' - -"
n S 30: cows. So - ~ - ''. cai'sss NS .,,H1.
81 so4, Sl9 -. HOGS-Rtceipis. l'N''' ""'''
packers. 50 5OG $40: common sows' sc1.s- "a
PIGS and lights $5H$1; siass' sS,L.,>>' e..
SHEFP-Receipts. 100. strohA' - ''' ~
Iarbs strong, $G@s2 90 c,q,7.rr poceints
o,G" aciiTe and steady. VEAIs- Receipts
800. active and steady S'H so 30. 30.
Receipts 5000 active - h ip' e u' vo,,rs
and nlps 50 O. n So 20: rOughs. 81 % - -,
stlgs' S70sS: dairics. 50 JoNS9 80. ,iE i-r r
AND I.AMT}S-Reccipts 1000, active, sn,.P
st,adv lambs Toe higher. lambs. SO j01 80 60
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
81 Louis. April S-CATTLE-Reccip
1000; slow At STEADY prices; steers - - -
n 50: heifars. 81 1oHSS -; cows. 81 -
81 30. southern stoe.s. 81 SOa$S - HOGS
Receipts 100: active and "a iOc higher
choice Eight To medium weights - luri ~ -
hull, Of sales S9n 50 %: packers. $ 50 n 81 -.
mics. 81 jna s. 81. SHEEP-Rcceipts. jgou.
fairly active at strong prices. LAMBS, - -
~ 80. cN.ped lambs. 81 2JWSN. mutton
Noon 81 5GTsGG e.: common. 50 J0N 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April s-Whcat tool. sharp crop
TODAY on publication OF tho government i.-
port giving promise OF the fi''ic-. WIZ.
~ winter wheat April : az "lo. comi 'r'A
with 500 a year ago A. iie close li
t1ac ne, iower oats were oN itnsr, ans
provisions ranged from zoe lower o 2'-c
higher. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
IN TINE STATE or NEW JERsEY.

nrglfog,s appcr'auus thereto. which said and and
premises a,e situated ,,,s e., Xey It!so, and mon
/ particularly described According o. surrey y lnt
ssme mace D. Arthur ;. fierson and dated March
Beginning ~ an iron p.a m uo center o. ne
! road lcrdiue from Whiplany 20 M0rrs0wr. nll
plr heinz disfsu, twenty esht ana niae,y-ta0 one.
| hyndrcdtns fref from the Nor,ieas.,ib tI.ner OF
AMI nuy one huldroffhs feet from the S1lthens'efy
corner q said parapt wall 9nd r'H,,lz thence y d..
elgnty six degrees twenty five minutes West one hum
thence tll sll along same Norl seventy -three de.
s'eatv Mas aId nv ous. hurired faet t8 the pro
mime w.. fael,e land flIrtg-f,e one -hundeelths
feet thence OI stu along hi, lre Nouh eighty
sntv tiree one. drr.fhs faef no. ront being he
ch.aI is Designated 10 tlc end OF tc fourth cJurtc
! o. tho ffh tract .n do.d from Herman lielr and
wife 10 licEwan Brothers Company, dattl hlrcl D,
I 1928 and recorded 900 the Clerks Orcc " me
County y Morris y. j.. ~ Book u l5 o., Deeds
In lie f'th tract ia sid deed s9uih twenty degrees
Fast eleven and forg 40 one-hunarrdhs zee, ~ ne
tte5, Cou,osny ana @. ". " M.Eran Nor,a eighty
faost, 50 and thirteen one hundredfhs feet 10 me
nortnosV corner o.. lot owned bf i.ha Ko.icn .ail
| IRON William ~ McEaan and wife 10 M.LNan Bro
ueis Coupany Gated August l5il. l.ll. ',t r.
- o.. 49, ~ r. b." r...I. .- ..... I.- oil.
y j.. il beo. i' o. 'e.l, o' i's', '''' '.,.,.
i'e fegr,cs zen minutes WEI FIX .'i t.-' ',
i,,,,' Ave. I,r,.,e. Ne, ,.a hurlr ad any-'lee
s.t .'rv OIL. L.r Ir,i-is faet BOP Sire I.e m other
t.. s,-.. -o,i,I a.ts.t, e,, I.c-.,. West orr ml-
49,, t - f., ILL., '... .ffr. 60
I dfed tii f0rl 'N. t'i I'D. I'.
u ~, i.s .'''f ~. i .,.i Se. l-,
w. 81 -r.,, t.,tr r....r, Wl.- l.e fH..l.I ana
bIS. ~, -s IA ., ,he s...,. COME m a d.,d rom
Eoier. b. ,l..u.n 1rf wife, Jesse D. M.Eafn l.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09

PROXISIONS-F early. prices advanc-
inc In s,1npathy with the hog market ana on
rov ering, but later there was renewed nqn-
dalton and prices broke sharply closing az the
bottom PORK-steady. Mess, 81 io0S22 -:
Family S246S25: short clear, S2ln>22 BEEF
Firm Mess Si9ffS20: family s23MS2i'
packet S2I4S22: extra India mess. $35nsi6.
nRTssEp HOGs-steady. Bacons 13l2413Ac;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
MASTERS SALE

In p,,rsuanos and b. virtue " DEGREES q fore.
closure auu .4ie 90 favor OK THE h1oit. A,I,-
Trust COMPANY or NLW YORK, TIKI IEf.
ComDlain.nt Tnaa0 and entered hy the BiS.Ile.
COurt OF me Unitel states COZ the District % NtN
Jersey. ana tho D.strlci Court OF ths llle' ata.e'
for no Western Disuct Oi Ncw NOlk. and ne Us.
ulct Court a the United states Tor tue Pis.il.tt
OF Maine and tie District Court ~ the hlie.
states Tor lhe District oi Indiana. anu the b's,.'
Court d tho United States Tor the southern DE
uld or Ont0. Mcs.cm DIVISION, anu lue p'',,i
Court ~ Tie United states lor the Spu.i,in ~ D.
trio q Illinois. Northern DIVISION. Wlleh 1910 y,
said DlhfrC oi Sew jersey was 0aied ON tic .
day % March, \. d. 1915. ANA whlch es,ie's 49,
entered IN said District %. NcH jersey Mfi'i iv.i'
1915, lu said Weston District OF NJ" OH. Mti1"
1871, 1915. JOB saiI District of Munc. Mfrn l''ii,
1915 lu ssld DEtflt O Indiana. Mtlth ifih' 10
said southern District pf ONO. western bfi.4-u,
March litu. 1913. and n said Southcin DH.lb ~
Illinois, Northern Division. March 18Th. w. n1
titled. TIE EQUITABLE IKDST tONfANf Ur
NEW YORK, TRUSTEE. Complainant. against ~
TED BON EOAkD AND PAPER tnAifANt anu
UNITED BONBOAItD COMPANY, pdc.adht'; we
cause pending iu said Di.tucs oi Sew lNh.
Name. Indiana. Ohio. and Illinois. ucils aneiap
United States f0r tIc D.stlict oi New Jersey
Nulce Is hereby given that tIe undersigned spec,
ial Master Commissioner 70 said 'ouit VIE sen
ar public auci0g 90 tuc highest and best bdd,I'
on TUESDAY. THE -yrh DAY or MAY. D., ~;
1913 90 $50 ~ o'clock "a iuc afternoon, N'aHua u
Tine u said day. no tle trent door OF the once
building of The Hanover Mll, owned and operated
by the United BcRtOlid Company, located DO te
Hanover Nil iu the Village 10 Nhppai}. tpuhD
81 llorris. boo tho state oi sew Jersey, being on the
properly described % ic 5000.
All iao pr,perfics by the sid DEGREES directed 10
be sold. wnrn in said General Mortgage except a.
otherwso indicated were described 80 follows
pameIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sU,Eo,RD CLEARANCE
40 Western wires.
rlnI.R ANn MEN-Flour was nrn. hut

TIOUR AND MENl-Flour was firm. but
demand was inactive and trading quiet
Srring patents, 81 5oQS4 50; winter stialeu VS.
81 55Gs4 g: winter patents, 81 SOn$J 20
spring clears, 81 lO0S4 -. extra No winter,
81 GOGSt 20: 30 >. 81 SU9S3 go; Kansas
s1rsiebts' 81 15QS4 30; fancy spring patents.
81 30GS5 So RYE FLOUR Quiet Far 10
good So 50dS3 -: choice 10 fancy, 50 S19S3 70.
TORNMEAI.-Stcady. Kiln dried, 50 10. BAG
NIEkI-Fine white and yellow, - 3OnSl -
cosrso 81 2J0Sl 80. FEED Western spring
ian 500. STANDARD middlng. $50; flour do,
SIC 81. red dog. SIS. citv bran. sl' 70 buik,
sol sacks: middng, S2lgt2s. red dog So
oilmoaI 81 5O0$2s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were or sen
ssfionallv bearish character, which at times
bordered on decentralization. Tho volume OF
business was the largest I'm years sales aggre-
eating 81. $50 bags Prices reached new low
records for the season. the near months dc
clining 10 considerably below the lie mark
while late positions were only slightly above
that level At the decline the market was
season made in October and December OF last
wear. The decline was tho result Of heavy
and general liquidation. both In Europe ana
America II was said that a leading operator
In Iiavre had switched over from the bun 10
,ba hear side OF the market ana had thfp"h
over large quantities or coffee, resulting IN
a decline of 2An3 francs in that market.
Lilo hamburg showed loss Of q pfg.
lase martial recovery here left closing quota
lions ~ 10 a. points net lower, Cost and
freight offers from\ Brazil were easier. espe-
cisIIv from Rio and the spot market was
,raciicellv demoralzed by the break in fut-
,,,cs Spot quotations were lowered 10 basis
Of 1iiSc FOR Rio No and i3isc for santos As
Local contract prices: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April s 1913.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Th government crop
report published a; noon made the condltloh OF
,yboat on AprH / 91.G FER cent. compared with
wear and a tcn-year average Of So" per cent.
Tho eoycrnmcn. made no estimate on Hle4u' a5
,,oNt months report viii include tho revised
ACREAGE. and the Agricultural Bureau reserves
its figures on the crop until 10 has decided on
the acreage 10 stand 10 harvest 10 was hg
urcd however. that the present oondition or
Of would indicate Yield OF 100 buslelS. "l.
aero which on the acreage s0Wn would point
to A c-op OF go coo 600 bushels. compared with
.ga 90 600 last year. During the morning the
market moved within comparatively narrow
range. although there was liquidation before
tior,s would be high Operations at no time
were aggressive. but after the government FIG
mos came out there was a gradual decline I'D
priccs. and AZ tho close the market was weak
with a net loss OF 101lsc. An official french
report made the condition Of winter wheat on
April 1 in that country 20 per cent, COMPARED
with II per cent last year. NO RED winter
bore was quoted al 81 n p elevator and 81 IL
Z n a aNOat. No I Northern Duluth, 81 VIA,
Z q Il a1oat CORN--Steedy early, OWING 10
continued light offerings. Late in the day there
was a sharp decline in sympathy with wheat.
mont corn colo O b anoat. OATS-Pri
carly were steady, but late in the session there
was increased selling. and prices were easier
I'm sympathy with other markets. closing 9sW
,sbitc Doc: No 3, S9a391zc: No 4. 3e14 a1ac;
natural white 3S04Oc; white clipped. y "a
Aic All track EYE-Stcadv: No Western.
e. G 4 Buffalo The government report
made tho condition ~ rye S94 per cent on
April /. compared with SO per cent last year
BARLEY STEADY; mating 5fn0)c. = bui .
falo. opening navigation; feeding a4'tc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09

Liverpool cables: spot. fair business doing,
sales, 10000 bales. speculation aud export. IT,
600: American. $500. imports. 1900. Amori-
can. 1900 Mildling upland. Ga5d. Futures
opened steady. iaNl point higher. closed quiet
but steady, net unchanged to = point higher.
April G7Oi4d April May. 6.G,hd. May-Juuc.
C.Csd June july. 6Gld. July August. 6hhd.
August September. Gi3isd; september Octo-
bcr. G33 I'd: October November. 6.2lisd; No
Vember- December. G2ld. December January,
6.15l4d: January February, G.1SLd. February
March. G.l9i2d. March April, G2niad. Man
chester Yarns In moderate demand. cloths
quiet.
New Orleans. April s-COtton futures prices.
sent upward at the opening here to-day when
sellers OF yesterday bought back their cot
ton. weathercd Il slump In the demand later
In the morning as well as a Htignant after
noon and closed quiet and steady at net
advance OF to points
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-24

FOR SALE-APPLE ORCHARD
IN NORTH GEORGIA.

81 ACRES, four miles from railroad
station. Over 500 apple trees from
ten to fifteen years old; 700 bushels
gathered off the place last season; trees
in fine condition; 40 acres of open land,
lies fine: three springs and branches;
pasture and some timber; four room
house, barn and other outhouses; half
mile to small village, school and church
$1,000 cash will buy this If sold before
April 1.
THOS. W. JACKSON,
Fourth National Bank Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
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HOLDERNESS ST.

THIS is "A vacant lot in a section that
is coming very fast; has all improve
ments down, and it win take 81. 300 20
buy it. IF you delay 1t will cost YOU
more than that
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Real Estate For Sale.
aEAL EsTATE. RENTING - LoA s..

GOOD six-room cottage on car line in
West End for $3.50. This place was
listed with US several weeks ago at Sf,vOJ
and is worth the money. but owner re-
duced the price $3.50 for quick sale. Some
one will get a big bargain in this one.
Easy terms See Mr. Bradshaw.
ON TWELFTH ST. between the Peach
trees, and surrounded by new and at
tractive homes, a two-Story cight-rOom
home; hardwood floors. furnace heat: bar
gain for $3.50. Easy terms can be ar
ranged. See Mr.. Collins.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK home IN Ansley
Park, one block from PeaChtree, on cor
ner lot. 61X205 feet. nine rooms. stone
foundation, slate roof. good garage and
every possible convenience, house is less
than year old. Terms can he arranged,
and at the price of S12750 is very cheap.
See Mr. Bradshaw
PONCE DE LEON ANE.-Last two 100
foot vacant lots left on the street: near
Druid Hills section. one for $1,000 and
the other for $500. terms. See Mr..
Cohen
IN HARDWOOD. fronting on the Boule-
ward Dekalb, on the Decatur car line.
eDout eight acres of land which We offer
as money making proposition for Sj11J.
SIZE cash. balance $500 a year. assuming
a loan OF $500, with AZ years 70 run.
See Mr. Radford
IF YOU HAVE MONEY to lend