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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-11
AppLIcATION FOR PARDON.

Notice is hereby given that on or
about the twenty-seventh day of
January, 1913, an application will be
fled with Il. G. Pierson, Pardon At
torney, Charleston, West Virginia,
for the pardon of Tory Aloi, convicted
of the crime Of carrying about his
person a dirk, at the November term,
1912, OF the Criminal Court of Harri-
son County and sentenced to inn
rrisonment in. the Jail of Harrison
County for period Of six months
and $4,000 fine.
Csigned) TONY ALoI.
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WALLACE

{. ~
WALLACE, Jan. 1l,-Mgs. DIN w.
skidmore and little da8hter. Flor
ence, cf Buckhannon, are. visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Clyde Britain and son. of
Blue Creek, are here at the bedside OF
her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Orr, who IS
very Ill at the present.
Mrs. A. P. Russell has returned to
her home at Buckhannom
Miss Anna Ashby, a nurse of st.
Mary's hospital of clarksburg, who
has been here nursing Mrs. Rosalee
darlington for several days, has re-
turned to the hospital and the many
friends of Mrs. TalSington viii be
glad to know she is much better.
l. E. Robinson is at shinnston his
week looking after business interests.
Charles Logue, a driller and for
merly of this town was here recently
calling on friends after having spent
the last three years in Montgomery.
Ala.
T. E. Robinson was a business
caller at clarkabung Friday
Ray Kidd, CT the Kidd Brothers
pressing shop at Shinnston. was here
Friday guest of his brother, D. L.
Kidd, at the Little Waldo.
George w. Ashcraft isslookinG after
business interests in clarksburg this
week.
A. Mccoy. of Grafton. is here look
ing afte business and calling or
friends.
Artie Dye was here Friday from
Folsom m the interests of the Car
negie Oil Company.
The many friends of Miss Mabel
Lambert is very glad TO see her out
once more after having been confined
to her. home for several days with
nervous prostration, caused by fail
Mrs. III. II. Green, who was here a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. f
Moore. is now at Akron. o.
Mrs. B. c. wetzel and son. Master
lGlenn, are visiting relatives at Nc
Mechen, this week.
p. e. Shields. of Blue Creek. was
here Friday looking after business
matters.
Or. A o. Kelly is in clarkspurg
visiting his father, DR.. G. W. Kelly.
The Rev. w Ia wayman, who as.
sisted in holding a series OF meetings
at Margaret. has returned to his home
AT New Martinsville.
Miss Hattie Smith scent Friday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. \
Smith on Little Rock Camp, and wa
accompanied hcrre tv her sister. Mis-:
Emma. who will spend a few days
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Dennison .
!, e'arktr,ure are here guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Estlack.
Flave Hannah is wearing an extr'
smile for 1t is bouncing big boy
Mother and babe are doing nicely and
It Is TO he hoped Mr.. Hannah will soor
be aNrle 10 resume his duties.
4 Miss Eva Davis. Of Adamston, va
here recently visiting friends.
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lhpiIe Building DiigClOiy

r q Alexander Brokerage co.
com a27 Fourth Floor
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"A GOOD TENANT

ways. to be found for a good prop
store, Office. loft. factory space.
rtment or house. Every day the
IS proven anew that It's merely
nession Of Telegram classified adj
|lsingI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-01-11

The world Of Partisan dandies
whose existence Is occupied with car
featuring the English and America,
male fashions, has been greatly agi
tated by the news that a few day
ago a we'll known elegant" was see
in Piccadilly, not with a poppy or
lilly, but a leather handbag hangin
from his left arm, and was furthe
seen to enter a store and stow ava
his trifiing purchases in his reticult
which contained. as permanent iii
tings, cigarette ycvase, matches,
purse, a! knife, and an Oxford Bible
The latest within of female eccen
tricity, as a counterpoise to the nal
handbag, is the introduction of dia
mond studded shoe heels. A we
known dancer is responsible for thl
idea. Her dream, it appears, is
abandon shoes for sandals, so tina
she may be able to aborn her fee
with rings in the classical manner
but as this seems impracticable i
The muddy Paris streets. she is cor
sideriRg compromise in the shap
lof be-diamoned heels. Her suggei
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Marshall l.. Brown. OF Parkers'
burg. is transacting business here.
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Every womans heart responds tc
tie chaym ard sweotless Of baby's
voice, because nature intended her for
motherhood. But even tho loving
nature Of \ mother sh.inks from the
ordeal because such time is usually
d period OF suffering and danger.
Women who use h,oahcr's Friend are
saved much discomfort and suffering,
end their Systems, being thoroughly
prepared b. this greet remedy, are
IN healthy condition to meet the
time with the least possible suffering
and danger. Mothers Friend IS
Recommended cn;y Cor the relief and
cnrnfo.t OF expectaat mothers; it is in
no ecase q remedy for various Ills,
but its many years Of SUCCESS, and
tie thousands Of endorsements re-
ceived from women who have used It
are a guarantee Of tho benefit to be
derived from Its use. This remedy
does rot ACCOMPLISH wonders but sim,
ply assists nature to perfect its work,
Mothers Friend allays nausea, pre-.
I IL s,s ssass as g 1agnfGDerss
s sssss5ssts s.,,, f &rrier'A
motherhood. Mothers Friend is sold
at drug stores. Write for our free
book for expectant mothers.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Go.
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tIei.. which Is believed to have had a
Transatlantic inspiration. has been
welcomed with chorus CT approval
In theatrical circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
MERGE STOKES PROPERTY
Corporation to Control Realty
Valued at S5,000,000.

The holdings OF the Stokes family are
10 be merged into new corporation,
which will be known as the Phelps Stokes
Estate. Inc. The property In various
parts Of the city has market value oil
approximately 100000.
The realty concerned with this change
comprises the twelve and sixteen story
Woodbridge Building, at No. 100 William
street. between John and Plat streets.
valued al $4,000; the twelve story oiilce
building at No % William street. valued
AT 10000: the Madison avenue apart
ments and hotel. fronting on Madison
avenue, 18th and 25th streets, ter and
twelve story structures. held 10 be worth
81 2OO.orO: the Willard Hotel, on West 'eth
street, near West End avenue. ten story
structure. held at $4,000. and other minor
holdings OF Park avenue. Broadway. GIN
street and Burling slip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK
Warren w. Erwin & Go. Report
an Unusual EXPANSION.

The announcement Of an increase in the
CAPITAL OF a Wall Street concern due TO
business expansion is the exception In
these days, when depression in Wall Street
seems TO be the ruling spirit of the times.
There was some surprise expressed when
II was made known yesterday that War
rem W. Erwin & Co. mad arranged to In
crease their capital stock from $4,000 to
$4,000, and that Edward b. Swinney ana
Jesse T.. Pope had become special part
ners in the firm. Warren w. Erwin & co.
were among the first In 1901 to realize that
investors want facts not only about Sc
curities, but in reference TO the actual
financial assets OF the firm itself. ana
since that year each month. accompany
ing the firms market letter, there has APP
peared financial statement showing the
firms assets and liabilities certified by
public accountants. The information was
given out by Mr.. Erwin that the new or
ganization will pursue the same course In
the future, and that it will be the en-
deavor OF the Arm to state facts as they
appear. regardless Of day to day commits.
slons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
S45O,OOO RENTAL
IN LAFAYETTE ST.
Printing Company Gets Floor in
New Building-Other Busi-
ness Leases.

The Eastern Printing Company has
leased an entire floor, through y. Brig
ham Hall and William d. Bloodgood.
Inc. and the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany, in the. new twelve-story building
at Nos. lJ0-1J6 Lafayette street. The
lease is for a long term OF years. at
an aggregate rental approxmating $50
90. The building will be ready for oc-
cupancy IN January. 1914.
Duross Company has leased tho six
story and basement building at the
northwest corner Of Broome and Woos-
ter streets. on a plot 75xl00 feet. This
building has been vacant since Fleit-
man & CO., silk importers. moved uptown
a year ago. The new tenant the kap-
Ian Wool Stock Company, has taken
lease for term OF years. The kaplan
Company, which operates three large
mills In Massachusetts, will occupy the
building for storage OF stock and show
rooms after extensive alterations are
completed.
Peter Gilsey e. Co leased half OF the
TOP loft. southwest corner Of Broadway
and 18th street, TO Hebron Berger;
ALSO, III NJ. 1OS h'SN 49, ~
Frank Movers, second loft TO the Ostrich
Feather Manufacturing Company and
the third loft to Sigmund Stern.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. leased store
in No. G6 West 3Sth street to James and
Anna Campbell; also space in the Springs
Building, Nos. 1888 West 3Sth street,
to Edwards, Nelson & Co.
Goodale, Perry & Dwight leased in No.
40 West 18th street a studio to Harry
Campbell, half the top floor to Snyder
e. Becker, and half OF the fourth floor
TO Frank Gottesman.
The j. c. Einstein Company. with b.
T. Martin. leased the store and base
ment No. West 18th street TO the
Simons Company for term OF years
Myer Bondy leased for Gertrude A.
Vandebeck the five-story loft building
No 50 Greene street. containing 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

with name and address Of lessee')
AVE A. 1749. store. etc; Samuel ID Wonteii
TO Patrick Murphy; AZ yrs from NOV J. i'i''
5000: address, 80 East 95th st. ,,o,.so,d
BROADWAY. 2G9S. store and bsmt Maynelu
Construction Co TO Charles + Hogan; 80 ,. .
from Jan |. 1914, $1,000; address, 90 Mai'''''
tan ave. t,,t.
new CHAMBERS ST, 81. store and osnt;
John \ Weekes and anO TO Leonardo hleCy"
and ano; yrs from Dec !, 1913; wv "u-
dress. II Roosevelt st.
OAK ST. ;. store. John Weekes ana anu alo
10 Leonardo IL Arecca and ano; . yrs from Dec
], 1913; $40. address. ~ Roosevelt It. .
1ST AVE. =35i all: Lillian b koepkes 10
Charles TrangOne. > yrs from Dec ], 1915 81
ZOO address, 322 East l26th st.
20 AVE. X " cor GJtn ST. store and bsmt'
Arpad Mellish To Nathan Kissestein; yrs
from Nov /. 1913; $1,000. address, 81 East
20 AVE 745. store and bsmt; Patrick Pur-
cell 10 Thomas Fitzgeraid and ano; yrs from
june !. 1913. Sl,I0O; address. 223 East 39th ST
80 AVE. 16G9 all: Josephine Gbney and
ano. eXrs, to bernard Brannisan; 3-l2 yrs
from Dec l. 1919; S2.70o. adarcss' 25s East
~ AVE. 10. cor tore Wilson Marshall to
John Gallagher; - yrs from May !, 1914;
s. 900. ADDRESS. 235 East j7th ST.
9TH AVE. 80 and 49, store and bsmt;
Max Kadt to Roson Lunch Co; 3.l2 yrs
from Nov l. 1913. - 900: address 40 I'd ave.
sTII AVE. 2OGi. store and bsmt; Jacob Wiley
10 Peter Burghozer. > yrs from June !, 1913;
S21UO; address. 2U34 Sth ave
sTH AVE. Dob. store and bsmt; Jacob
Baumaun ana ano to Thomas Kelly; 2i5 yrs
from May ]. 1915; 5000: address, il7i Park
ave.
18TH ST, 5o2 East, all Andrew Marnet and
ano 10 Yorkvil." Marble 60; . yTs from Dec i.
1913; Sl.20O: address. ,02 East 74th 81.
18TH ST. 80 West, all; samuel Rouse TO
james " Rose 10 yrs from Jan /. 1914; $1,000;
address, loo West 18th 81.
10th ST. 5O+ and 800 West. all: John S
Howell 10 Ludwig Levitt. = yrs from Nov l.
1919; $4,000. address, l0i2 Washington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

With nothing in the days news to in
dictate any ground for a change in trade
sentiment the tendency of prices in the
cotton market yesterday was downward,
no important buying power developing.
There was some pressure from spot
brokers, but general business appeared
10 be holding off for the publication OF
the crop forecast on Friday. As usual
with the approach of the government 5
estimate the trade seemed as much in
terested in figuring out what the govern
ment report would be in bales Of the
seasons probable average weight, If II
was expressed i'm them, rather than in
bales OF 800 pounds gross. The average
weight of the bales reported TO De-
oember this year has been $3.50
pounds, against 52719 last year. OF
course. the bales grow lighter with the
advance OF the season, and there is
also n very considerable difference be-
tween the weights as reported by the
Census Bureau and as collected by
various trade authorities. The close here
was at net TO points decline. South
ern spot markets were generally UNI
change, and the local market held quiet
at 13 40c for middling INLAND; no sales;
delivered on contract, 100 bales. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11

Sidney w Hughes TO Joseph Palermo: gasn
Queen Nab Co to Flora + Morrow: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Ella NJ o. Brien:
g, 0O0
Same to Kate l. Hartman and ano, exr,.
SO, 000
Same 10 Clarence NJ Coddington; 5000
Same to Bertha Wilhelm; f2S, 900
Katie Buscall to John Knell; 5000.
Charles O Stanley 10 Regina Wyman; SJn
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Charles W
Romeyn; 5000.
Same to Gerald Curtis and ano; $1,000.
Noel b Sanborn and anO 10 William Hastorf:
So. 600.
New York Trust Co TO Lawyers Title Insur.
ance and Trust CO.. $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
.Cel Sanborn and ano. trustees, $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.

FUL\ON AVE, " :, 392 5 It o; i70th s..
80. ix2O9 Tx lrreg; Galveston Building 20 ~
John G Weller faction TO foreclose vehdee
llsTH ST. 1926 East Helen W Dutcher az;
Joseph Is Peck et al foreclosure OF moltsasel'
attorney, w Powell. jr.
STH AVE 2jo+. Sismund 3 Heins agt ChAs
Cohen ct al foreclosure OF mortgagel' attoG-
ney. : A Potter.
SOUTH ST. lis and l7s and
WATER ST, 33I, 33Ti2 and $50. Moses Solo
mon agt Fannie + d Story et al tOreclosIs
OF mortgage: attorney, S Rawak.
18TH ST. -35 West: Ellie Con st al aE
Horace l. lngersoll ct al foreclosure u mort
gsgel; attorney, + b Chedsey.
WEST ST, n e cor Murray 81, 531sIx irss;
Herman p kornahrens agt William kornahTel'
ct al (partition); attorney. r 4 NoneT
STEBBINS AVE, 1913; VIM K Raoel az
Eliza Haley ct a. foreclosure o. noFissss'
attorney, r Rabell.
LOTS I, and O. Block :, Map or part o.
Schermerhorn Estate. Bronx
LOTS, ,, q and I, Block 9, same map; Two
actions; Park Mortgage Co agt Newton Hl!csA
ct al foreclosure OF two mortgages; attorneys
IgS-rH ST. 5 East: Alfred c Garsia agt Ella
knights notice Of attachment; attorney
NJ Fleischman.
HOE AVE. $. SG7 Il OF Alius st. iio1l@'
Louis Siegelbaum agt Jad Construction "
Inc faction TO foreclose mechanics ien' s''''
ney. II Tuckman. ,,.
10TH ST. 5 cor OF Parkside pl. ls1SV;
Perciyal c smith ast Edward Murray e' |"
foreclosure of Mtg. attorney. = Lyoh
18TH ST, l07 East. Lizzie Van BoskerA ~.
Abraham Gabriel et al foreclosure OK He'
attorney. c + Northrop. a..
PITT ST. IS and 20; 18th Il. 81 East; S.a
81. 637 Fast: 9Sth ST. 20 East: l0lst ST. ~+ EAs,,
Dora Greenbaum agt Annie Pechter (acuoh
set aside conveysnce): attorney ! Gamer
18th ST, q West Harry Wolfe agt Ao's.
ham Lewis It al foreclosure OF mtg, a''"
news, Fixman, Lewis x SCllgsberg.
24OTH ST. $. llI7 II " OF Mclean as.,
S3x75x irreg: Isaac y Hebberd agt Margas'
Doyle ct al foreclosure OF MTG; atto'He''
Is l. Gerding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 10.


PINEHURsT AVE. W cor 1slst st, ll0xils;
Fredenburg 4 Lounsbury agt Comfort Realty
Co. owner and contractor $3.50 10.
Sd AVE. W cor AID ST, 5OxlOO; Albert
Blechner's Sons, Inc, agt Mary Il ard Barlow
S Weeks. owners; Henry Hollerith Construe1
ton co, contractor; Sl,22j.
lOSTH ST. 4l6 East; Senft Contracting Co
agt James Ridden, owner and contractor;
Bernard Left. contractor: 1864 So.
PINEHURST AVE. cor lslst st, liOH
IFS: William VI Crane Co agt Comfort Realty
Co. owner and contractor: S242.
18TH ST l0l West; Jonas Wieser agt New
York Real Estate security Co. owner and con-
sTEBBiNs AVE. ST. to 500: Chicago Var
nish Co agt Foxvale Realty Co. owner; jacob
Saperman, contractor: S225 SO.
j6TH ST. 321 to 3i7 East; Joseph Keirle
sgt Jefferson Bank. owner; James Cartwright,
contractor: Sl6 IS
garten agt Ernst Keller Construction Co,
owner and contractor, $7l5
AUDUBON AVE. 3 cor 17lst st, 20xs5:
Charles Keeper Cut Stone co agt Gustaye
Boehme, owner; Carl E Rieger. contractor;
SIMPSON ST. 1919 to 1865; Isidore Reit.
man agt Morris Mann, owner; Paul Mann
agent and contractor; $40.
PEARL ST. 534; Elm st. 80 to ~; N
Talsky e Co, Inc, agt Chas T. Quackenbush
Abraham Quackenbush and Elizabeth Q
Barsotto. lessees; Urban and Suburban Con.
tracing Co and James de Fago. contractors;
S12ss
II3TH ST, 100 East; Joseph Gold agt IDA
Greenberg, owner; Hyman Greenoerg, con-
tractor: s27 80.
list AVE. s44: Clement Brun agt Der.
nard Forging, owner and contractor; S55.
ID AVE. 1852; Metropolitan Heating and
Engineering Co agt Starrett Construction 90,
owner; Levinson, contractors 1878 ~.
FORSYTH ST, 9s Israel FREEMAN ct al
sgt Max Green. owner and contractor; X
Kemper, lessee and contractor; 81, 563.
nth ST, ~ East; Dresler & Lippman ast
New York Real Estate Security Co. owner;
McNickar-G aillard Realty co, CONTRACTOR,
$685.
nth ST. SO East; same agt same; $500 50
nth ST, IS and 20 East; tame sgt same.
s2ls75
18TH ST. 200 TO 212 West; Isaac Hop
per. Inc. agt ST Nicholas Seventh Avenue
Theatre Co. owner and contractor, Robert 8
Marvin, contractor: S4.652 10.
MORRIS AVE, 500; Ely Rieser agt Mar.
tino Mariana, owner and contractor; $3.50
WADSWORTH AVE, $. 60.2 II n %
ls5th 81, 545x150; Fort Masonry Co sgt
Comfort Realty Co, owner and contractor
correction; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
MAYOR HINCK SELLS HOME
Disposes of House in Montclair
Held at $4,000.

Mayor Hinck of Montclair has sold the
fine New England Colonial residence re-
Gently completed by him on Gates avenue.
Montclair, through f. NJ Crawley &
Bros, to Ralph II. Thompson, of TINS
city.
The house contains fifteen rooms. hve
bathrooms. billiard room. two solarlums
and living room thirty-eiGht feet IN
lei 9Th. The kitchen and servants quar-
tcrs are I'm an extension. the kitchen and
servants dining room being tiled floors
and sidewalks to ceiling.
The property was held at 5000 The
nrice AT which II was sold is somewhat
less than this figure. Mr.. Thompson eN'
poets TO take possession Of his new home
about January /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
10th Street Houses Given
for Southern Boulevard
Corner Parcel.
FINE HOME SOLD IN
LENOX HILL ZONE
Investor Gets West 123d Street
Property-Alterations for
Chambers Street Site.

Most Of the trading announced In the
real estate market yesterday was confineu
TO dwellings on the East and West Side.
\ new APARTMENT house i'm The Bronx
figured in an exchange for two dwellings,
I'm Harlem.
The Benenson Realty Company sold the
northwest corner OF Southern Boulevard
and 18TH street, five story ne"-la"
house. on plot i0xl2O feet. The buyer OF
the apartment is John Hickey, who gave
in part payment the three story and base
ment dwellings Nos. and 2? East 18TH
street, between Fifth and Madison ave-
nues. The former occupies a lot 2OxS9.ll
feet. and the latter one l7.l0x9.l feet.
A dwelling in the Lenox Hill district at
No. 10 East 10Th street was sold by Pease
& Gilman for Mrs Alfred Schiller to
James II. Mclean for occupancy. The
property is a four story and basement
brownstone dwelling on lot l9xio2.02, feet
between Fifth ana Madison avenues.
Porter & co. have sold for Jane T. Jack
son the three story rownstone dwelling
at No. 2i7 West I'D street, on lot l6.SX
lcO.ll feet. The same brokers also report
the resale Of the property to an investor.
Bryan l.. Kennedy has sold for James
Corlcar No. ia West lid street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot lSxlOj
feet. This property was scheduled TO be
sold at auction yesterday by Mr.. Ken
nelly.
w Woodruff Chisum & J. Anthony Mi
mott have sold for the North American
Mortgage Company, No. 1O3 West l3ist
street, three story brownstone dwelling.
OH a lot IS 9AlOo feet, 70 Francis :. Grant
for his occupancy.
Plans were filed for making over the old
American News Company building at
Nos. 80 and Il Chambers street and No.
Is to 10 Reade street for the Martin Il.
Brown Printing and Binding Company as
lessees Harry y. Paradies Is the archi-
tect, and has placed the cost Of the alter
alton At $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

A moderate business was reported In char-
tering, but the demand for additional ton
mage was limited. Rates held fairy STEADY
with ample tonnage offered. Quotations TO
Liverpool and Glasgow, I'd London 2dad
asked; Rotterdam. SIC; Hamburg; ~
pfennigs: Bremen. 80 pfennigs. Hun, 90 :
Bristol Sd. January. Antwerp, 2Ed; CORK
for orders. 2s sd: picked ports, large ton
mage. Is 10hda2s; cotton 10 Liverpool per
100 10, CSC. Charters: Norwegian steamer
1850 tons. general cargo hence 10 Australia
and New Zealand, I. January; German
steamer 1880 tons. general cargo. Gulf 10
the United Kingdom Continent, I. jan
uary; British steamer 1900 quarters.
grain, Baltimore 20 Avonmouth or Rotter-
dam. Is iOhd, December; British steamer.
20. 600 quarters grain. ST John, y u. 20 Avon
mouth, IS Sd, with options, December-Jan-
uary: British steamer. 2742 tons. cotton
Gulf TO the United Kingdom or Continent
35c December January; British steamer,
713 tons. same; British steamer, 1,96S tons
general cargo. Gulf to the United Kingdom
or Continent, IFS. DecemberJanuaryi steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
TIE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for cop
per was easier and lake was quoted at 10
al5hc nominal: electrolytic. l4% n 141c.
and casting, 14ml4isc. Standard copper on
the Metal Exchange was dull and nominal
II London copper closed quiet at TO 81 "a
for spot and f64 Gs Sd for futures
TIN-Steady New York spot and Decem-
Der. 1925 q37.75c: January, 37.2jn3I nc;
February. 1880 7.62izc: March. 3740a
81 Toe and April. 37.50m3T75c. In London
tin closed quiet at fiji for spot and fl72 IS
for futures
IEAD-Quiet: New York spot 3.96 n 4 05c.
and East 81 Louis 3.S0a3.90c London lead
closed at El7 LIS ca
SPELTER-Quiet; New York spot, 5.10@
zoe and EaEt 81 Louis. 4.95 a 5.05c. Lon
don spelter closed at FL IS
IRON-Middlesboro No g. 4Ds nd. The
local iron market was quiet, with No |
foundry Northern quoted SIS 25 q SIS 10; No
. Northern, No l Southern and soft. sl5
USlJ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
CHICAGO WHEAT HIGHER
Corn Closes Irregular and Oats
Decline-Provisions Higher.

Chicago, Dec. lO.-Splrited buying for
prominent spectators gave a lift to-day
to wheat. The market closed firm &c TO
AG&c net higher. Corn finished irregular
h@Ac lower to a like advance. and oats
the same as last night to a shade decline.
Provisions wound up at rise Of 7l2ql0c
to zoe. Sales 10 exporters were RESPONSE
Bile for much of the bullish sentiment in
wheat One house here disposed of a
quarter million bushels for Lisbon. II was
said also that Kansas City was selling
wheat back TO interior Kansas for milling,
and that Nebraska farmers estimated 80
per cent of the crop in their state would
be fed TO livestock. Range OF prices: