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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

AS prices declined on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange activity increased.
Sales tetalled $40 shares. which repre-
scented the largest days business since
December 20. The market from its open
ing at $50 o'clock indicated that there
had been check to the betterment in
sentiment which had been exhibited on
Thursday. Prices on the call dealings III
nearly every instance reflected losses
compared with the night before. The re-
cessions extended from u OF a point In
Steel. Erie and Can to y Of point IN
Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper,
Missouri Pacific and Lehgh Valley.
Smelling, Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Interborough preferred,
Rock Island and Southern Pacific were
each down H. The dealings after the
call afforded further evidence that the
snap" had gone out OF the market. An
nouncement in the early afternoon OF
the passing OF the American Beet Sugar
dividend operated to cast an additional
damper upon sentiment There was some
active trading in Beet Sugar In large ana
small amounts both before and after the
news of the dividend action. Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
WIND A STRONG FEATURE
It Played Havoc with Trading
on the Curb.

The wind was the strongest feature Of
the New York curb yesterday, touching
as high as 50, and then reacting quickly
TO about 70. The brokers were not par
ticularly interested In II, but everybody
was watching the hats and other apparel
which filled the air. Porcupine Northern.
which had sensational drop when Rine-
hart failed, took a sudden squirt while q
runner was delivering a thousand shares
to a broker The highest point reached
by this stock in the skyline was not re-
corded, but after a few minutes all the
shares were collected again, and the price
closed at what ii was the night before.
In the last half hour on the curb busi-
ness was at standstill, and some brokers
amused themselves by grabbing hats and
throwing them into the air, while q large
crowd which had gathered to see the
sights cheered as the hats scared high
and the wind carried them up Broad
street almost TO the Sub-Treasury. The
betting instinct was so strong that as a
hat started up wagers were made as to
its possible height and distance. One by
stander remarked that at least that game
was one where the broker had no advan-
tage and the weather man was the only
one who could have any inside informa-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
continued easy. Rates Opened per
cent, highest per cent closing 3la per
cent. Time money was comparatively
easy. Rates, 5hG5l3 per cent for sixty
days, 5a5A per cent for ninety days. tAg
. per cent for four, five and six months.
Mercantile paper was stagnant. Rates, D
Der cent for sixty to ninety days In
dorsed and choice four to six months
single names.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures ex-
change was firm. Yesterdays quotations
were: Demand sterling, 4.S595q4.S6; cables,
4S530t4. 1855: ninety-day bills, 4a%4fo1'
short francs. 51Sls. less Lie; short reichs-
marks, % 15-i6. less l-64.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston par
Savannah, buying 3-l6 discount. selling
par; San Francisco. sight &c premium
telegraphic &c premium: Charleston, buy
ing par, selling l-l8c Premium; New Or
leans, commercial Toe discount, bank 81
premium; st. Louis, 30c premium bid, 40c
asked.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver In Lon
don was steady at 20 Sled, unchanged.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
chance on New York was quoted at 2.OlA.
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th United states
Sub-Treasury was a debtor at the Clear,
ing House yesterday TO the extent OF
81 .6l2, 065.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes 539,372,6e3. balances SS,ol2,lIs;
Roston. exchanges $35, ,6l2, balances
81 gS1. lIg: Baltimore, exchanges sJ,5So,5oo,
balances 81 10, 66i; Pittsburgh, exchanges
Si2,99i, 2SS; St Louis, exchanges sz5,oool'o
balances 81 ,ss2.3a9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
B. R. 7. STOCK INCREASE.
To Retire Bonds S45, 900, 900
More Has Been Authorized.

In connection with the filing at Albany
of a certificate of an increase in its capt.
tai stock from &5,C00,0o0 to S90,00O0o0 by
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
the following explanatory statement was
made yesterday by President Williams:
There was fled in the office of the Sec
rotary OF State to-day by G. -. Meneely,
vice-president AMI treasurer of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company, certincate
of increase of the capital stock Of that
company from $45,gOCOO face value TO
10000 90 face value, all consisting OF
common stock, divided into 100000 shares
Of the par value of 500 EACH
This Increase of capital stock is neces-
saTY for the conversion into capital STOCK
of the first refunding gold mortgage con-
vertible per cent bonds OF the company
issued under its mortgage OF July /, l5tz'
to the Central Trust Company of New
York. as trustee. and the certificate or
increase set forth that the bonds now
issued and outstanding in the hands OF
the public under THAT mortgage aSgre-
gate $A,7500l0. -,
The resolution of the directors. which
is set forth in the certificate. proVldeS
that during the twelve-year period nxsu
by the statute for the conversion OF tne
bonds (Which expires July !, 1870 only
such part of the increased capital stock
shall be issued a. is necessary Tor the
purpose of conversion according 70 tns
terms AID conditions prescribed IN tnc
bonds and mortgage The bonds thus
converted will, under the terms OF the
mortgage, be cancelled and not reissued.
At present the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
system has a total outstanding bonded
debt Of approximately sl09,ol0,ooo with
the. retirement Of S34 10000 Of I per cent
bonds there will he an annual saving III
interest charges Of 81 10000, proV4ced the
new stock issue remains In the company
frsg sllry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York, January 8. 10

Now 10TH, Jahhdiy o. iVio.
BEEyES-Receipts. 94 cars. or l.s02 head !:
90 cars on sale. Steers extremely dull and
15T25c lower: one car unsold: bulls and
cows active and steady TO strong. Fair 70
good steers sold at 81 3oass 10 per 100 ID;
oxen. 81 5oasG 80; bulls at siao9s6 20:
cows. SO 25QS625: taends. sS4s3 II.
Dressed beef slow at f0913hc for common
10 choice native sides; 9G1ohc for Texas
beef.
sales--s Sanders: 20 Ohio steers, 1858
ID average. So 40 per 100 III; co. 1870 10,
SIS 30: 90 Pennsylvania. 1929 h. 81 80; l
state, 1i4o III. 81 IS: 1 OK, 100 ID. 81 40; l.
1880 ID. 81 50; 3 bulls. 1850 Id. 80 10; !.
$40 Id. s. 65: COW. 1850 h. 81 %; 3. 1000
ID. 50 90; IT, 1918 ID. s. so; 10. 99s Id,
50 80; 8. 1850 ID. s. 20; T. 1000 Id, 81 90;
q. $40 10. 81 so: 90. sos ID. 81 20: 10. 500
10, 81; 3. 08t 10. SO IS; 80. 1913 lb. So so; D.
Tobin & shannon: 80 Ohio steers 1911
H. Ss 40: 80. 1903 10. IS 40; cows. 1865 ID.
SIS 75; /. 900 ID. So; 8, s3S ID, "a; 0, 1853 !b'
W MCPHERSON & Co.: 20 Kentucky steers.
loss 10, 81 30: 23 Virginia. 1904 h. 81 80;
iS PENNSYLVANIA, loss ID, 81 80: bull. 1850
H. IS so; 1. 1920 ID, IS 70: I, 1000 ID. 80 40,
.. $50 10, 81 90; 10 cows, .0l0 10. 50 10; ~.
LOGS Ib, SO; 5, $50 ID. % SIS: 6. 1883 lb
IS 10: ii. liz h. SO 60: ?. 1850 ID. s. %;
] 1e. $50 %. So is; Z. 1866 lb. 50; 0. 9Al ID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The General Electric Company has re-
equipment at all sub-stations and for the
cars of the Southern Traction Company's
new line between Dallas and Waco, Tex,
which is soon to be built. The line is to
be ready by July l, 1913 The General
Electric Company's order will aggregate
about $4,000 and the contract for track
having and ballasting will amount to about
100000
The Portland 0Ore) Railway, Light and
Power Companys REPORT for the month
OF November shows gross earnings of
s570,S63, as compared with $54l, 1874 for No
vember last year, an increase Of s2S,e29;
net earnings were s2d, $780, as compared
with 1921 800 a decrease of $3.50 The re-
port for eleven months ended November
80 shows gross of s6055, 452, as compared
with s5,7S0,3O6 for the same period last
year, an increase of S275146, while net
earnings were S3,0O5,223, as compared with
81 So, Jap. an increase of S3S,0Sl. The sur
plus available for dividends for the eleven
months was 1885, $50, as compared with
! Sl.5S9,6i2 This is a decrease of 1888, 97I,
which is due TO the heavy increase In fixed
charges on bonds issued for the Mount
Hood power development, which is not
yet in operation. When this is completed
the surplus will again show increases, as
are steadily being made in gross.
The Central Illinois Public Service Com
! pany, which recently sold 100000 first
and refunding mortgage per cent gold
! bonds TO y. w. Halsey & Co., has used a
! greater portion OF this money in acquiring
number Of smaller public utility cor
porations in Illinois The company is
building a power station with n capacity
of 400 horsepower at Kincaid. in the
centre OF the coal mining district OF
Christian County The company is taking
steps TO acquire electric light and power
franchises in thirty additional towns.
which are located along and will be served
! by the transmission lines of the company.
Ii is estimated by Chairman insult that
gross earnings of the company for 1913
will be In the neighborhcod of N,5o,0oo
and net earnings Of about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
THE COTTON MARKET
January Hits New High Figures
Close Lower.

On the call in the Cotton Exchange yes
terday the January option reached quo
tation of lSlsc. making new high record
but the demand was much less urgent
than Il had been on Thursday. and lead
ing trade interests bought the January
and gave later deliveries some support.
In the afternoon the market eased or.
and, under aggressive offerings from Wall
Street bears, based on some rather large
private ginning estimates and rumors that
cotton was on it's way here from the
South, the close was barely steady at the
lowest of the day. showing a generally
II to Is points down from Thursday.
Southern spot markets were unchanged to
lsc higher. but the local market lost 10
points to 1890 for middling upland; de-
livered on contract, 800 bales. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street market for copper
va. steady. with lake and electrolytc quoted
at l762lsql7. and casting l'.2oah.o''a''
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange was
quiet. with spot. January. February and March
- 1oi6a17 371.c. In London copper closed OF
rs 1Ss 81 for spot and 81 Is "a for futures
Arrivals OF copper az New YORK, 1870 IONS
and exports 30 20 coz.
TIN locally was quiet, with spot al 9o'ooy
10 So; January, 50.30qJ0JOi February An"
March. 20. 2OdJ0 30c, and April. 80 l2'sd1o.3o e.
Local sales wera % tons TO arrive per stesln
shin Minnetonka al f231 los cash, assinst
documents on arrival OF steamer. In lonaoh
lin closed at f229 l5s for spot and ~ os TIT
futures. - o.. ana
a 1904 zoe East 81 Louis London lead Closed
at III l5s I'd. ooe,- A..
SPELTER dull. New York SPOT ! .2oG, acc
and East Sc Louis 7.i5c. London LEAD c'osed
at 1913 IS. o -
IRON-cleveland warrants. Gas 9d IN Lon
don Locally iron was quiet ana unchanseu,
with No / foundry Northern quoted AT ~ %
3sl9; No 2 sfsusls 30; No l southern sls %
dSl9 and soft, SIS 2JgSls 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Oats and Coffee Show
DeCIineS-Corn Steady.

Trading in wheat was a dull affair yes
terday, there was little to note in price
changes. and although there seemed to
be some firmness in sentiment in the
early hours 1t disappeared in the after
noon. and the close was at net unchanged
to Ac lower. Corn prices held steady. and
oats were fairly steady. closing at I'M
changed to &c net lower.
Weakness In foreign markets and big
increase in the worlds visible supply
with Brazil apparently willing to accept
concessions for cost and freight coffee,
caused heavy selling here, and the mar
ket closed near the bottom, net IL to Il
points below Thursdays finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BOND DOTS.

Kidder, Peabody & Co. are offering TO
investors American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company collateral trust per
cent gold bonds. dated July /. 1899. due
July l, 1893. and selling at about SO ard
interest yielding 49 per cent.
J. II. Carroll, County Controller, Of
Utica, Oneida County, ~ Y, will receive
proposals until II a. N. January G for
$4,000 AZ per cent registered funding tax
free bonds, denomination $1,000, dated
January 2, 1918. and due $1,000 annually
on January from 1915 TO 1924 inclusive.
Accrued interest to be paid by the pur-
chaser.
y. W. Halsey & Co. are Offering to in
vestors 100000 Central Illinois Public
Service Company first and refunding .
per cent gold bonds. denomination 1900,
dated August l, 1912, and due August l,
1852.
J. s. & W. 5. Kuhn. Inc, Of Pittsburgh,
were the successful bidders on December
% for the $4,000 AZ per cent coupon tax
free bonds of Rochester, Beaver County,
Penn. Harris. Forbes & Co, OF New
York. were also bidders for the issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 3. ls'

New 1oTk, january o. i"i"'
AIN-WHEAT-The wheat market was
Inactive and price changes were narrow. a
frrner feeling prevailed early as result OF
the strength abroad. where there was said 10
be n good demand for cargoes as result OF
frrner offerings from Argentine and light ship,
ments from that country, when were %+O,Vp
bushels less than the estimate. EXPORT demand
was somewhat more active, with sales amount
Ing 10 20 loads, including loads OF hard
" heat IN the Southwest for shipment VIA the
Gulf Later an easier telling prevailed under
liquidatiug sales. and final prices were uh-
changed 20 Lc net lower. No red winter
wheat. 81 o. elevator and 81 0s, b anoat,
No 1 Northern Duluth. G%c, o ahoat
CORN-Prices were steady owing to unsettled
weather over the West and In absence OF SELL
Ing pressure. Export corn, Doc, spot, b
nnoat. OATS-Price changes In the oats mar
ket were narrow, but while at the close the
market was unchanged TO &c net lower, the
tone was fairly steady. Cash market easy
standard white 3eac; No 3, 3su39c; No =,
81 a3sisc: natural white. a1u3shc: white
clipped. 3sAa41c. all track. RYE-Quieti No
West 66R6Tc. o I Buffalo. BARLEY
Steady; mailing. eog1oc. Buffalo: feeding.
b9tc. nominal. New York. Wheat, IN
Guiding -four. exports for tho week were 4oeJ,
6is bushels. against 1896 sG last week aud
B.29i. ST. last year; since July ]. l28, $50. 326
bushels. against 81. 96l. 704 last year. Corn eS-
ports for the week. 1882. coz bushels. against
t62 365 las: week and /. J2G. 72i last year since
July i. 40s3. AS. against l5,0l6,0So last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

changed with moderate offerings.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine was
quiet Resin dull and unchanged Tar steady.
OILS-iinseed oil unchanged Refined
petroeum was steady at $500 for standard
white, IN barrels. at New York.
RICE-Only fairly active, with prices un-
changed
STGAR-Rehned steady and unchanged.
on basis OF 4.9Oc for graduated. In London
beet sugar was lad lower. with January at
gs 3D. February Us 4iad: May. ~ sid. Lo-
cally the market quiet and unsettled. with
the trend In favor OF buyers. Centrifugal was
quoted at 3.67m3.I3c muscovado. 3.fIu3 &c.
and molasses, at 2e2d2. Csc. Wilett & GRAY:
Total stock OF Europe and America, g 1876. 652
tons, against 2.464, s32 last year at the same
uneven dates The increase OF stocks Is I0I. so
tons. against an increase OF 6s5. $40 last week.
Total stocks and anoats together show n WIS.,
ible supply OF 3.23s. esq tons, against 2,514,s3c
last year, or an increase OF 1913. $50 tons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court: -,
T. AITHEIMER COMPANY, Nos; 80
and Is West 10Th street. Involuntary La-
biliiies. $4,000; assets. A,VD go,
HARRY l.. ROGAL ana 10 Y - e rs
No 81 Mercer street involuntary. LaOiil-
ties, Sli,O0; assets, 5000. -,o>t
HUDSON YACHT AND BOAT COM
PANY, OF Nyack. involuntary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
CURB ECHOES.

The TuOlumne Copper Company in 1912
produced 4,763.570 pounds of copper, 1Sl, i46
ounces o. silver and 259 ounces of gold.
Work has been started on the Black
Cap Mine of the Mansfield Consolidated
Company, which closed down three years
ago al Patagonia, Ariz. 1t is the inten-
ton Of the company TO sink the shaft on
the Black Cap 800 feet and then crosscut.
Showings OF copper and silver orc have
been found on this claim.
TonOpah MacNamara last week treated
$40 tons Of ore, an average in excess of
u tons a day The grade is said to be
well maintained. and the additional ton
mage is being treated without any extra
expense. Some new development Is re-
ported in the mine, a body OF good ore
having been passed through in raise rs
from the 3O0-foot level. Work has been
resumed on the 20O-foot level.
Thompson, Towle e. Co. publish the fol-
lowing:
6llouez closed its 1912 year with rec
ORD OF nearly 6.OO0,0o0 pounds OF copper
Produced, and in the closing months of
le year production at the rate OF over
10000 pounds per annum from the treat
ment OF 100 tons OF rock day. A pro-
duotion OF about 100000 pounds for 1913
is IN prospect
AiloueZ has been five years prepa ring
Tor its present position, and instead of
assessments stockholders can now look
forward 10 dividends.
We understand that Allouez closed the
year 1912 with about 100000 of net quick
assets. and on the present basis of earn
lngS there are important stockholding in
terests which are anticipating a dividend
on the shares In the first six months OF
this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BEET SUGAR DIVIDEND PASSED
Tariff and Poor Market Said To BE
Reason for Action of Directors.

Directors OF the American Beet sugar
Company yesterday passed the DIVIDEND
on its Sl5OOO,O0o common stock On Janu-
airy 6, 1912, dividend OF per cent was
declared on this issue for the year, pay
able in quarterly instruments, beginning
with February. The last instalment was
paid November 10. Probable tarin reduc-
lions and inability to market It's product
were given as the reasons for the action
of the directors
The stock at the opening yesterday sold
al Is and closed at a. a loss of points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
a87 FAILURES IN WEEK.

"Bradstreets" reports 81 business ran
ures in the United states in the last week,
against $50 for the previous week anu
34e 2S2. 27l and 32g Tor the correSpondli.hlg
weeks of 1872 to 1909. The Middle stat
had lOl. New England -, SoutheI ~, 90,
Western 26 Northwestern ana ar
Western "a Canada had r. against - Tor
the preceding week. About 81 per cent on
he total number Of concerns iaill mug c n%I
M from 81, 800 20 $1,000 capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

PROyISIONS--Pricos were steadier and
closed al about the best OF the day. PORK
steady; mess sl9asl9 %; family. S22as25;
short clear, S226fS24. BEEF--Firmi mess, 80
Qs2i; family, S2iq:2o: packet, s224S23; extra
India mess, sA0d$il BEEF HAMS-Quiet,
s3Oas32. DRESSED HoGs-steady; baeons
i0Tsa1lhc: pigs. 1lSc. CUT MEATs-Pickied
bellies dull 12c; pici,led hams steady. lao
i4igc rAnLoW-Dull: special. &c; city 6hc;
country, G86sc LARD-Firm; Middle West,
o sOae soc; city. csc; refined steady; South
kegs. IL roe: compound. 7sG77c. sTEARINE
Quiet: cleo. l0lac asked city lard. 12nc,
nominal.
COTrONsEED OII-Firmer and prices at
ire close were 5nS points net higher. There
was buying by leading refners and offerings
were light. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton In moderate
demand; sales, 1000 bales; speculation and ex-
port, 500: American, 5000; imports, $4,000:
American. 67,OO0 mddling upland. q 49,
closed barely steady at a net advance OF bjs0
~ points: January. 6e4iad; January-Febru-
airy, 6.001sd: February-March. q. SD March
q. SO I'D; June-Juiy, esd; Juiy-August. 8.76hdi
August-September. 664isd; September October.
6.45iad: October November. 6.36ifd: November
December, 633isd; December January, 6.32hd:
January February 6.3l1sd. Neutrality-suspicious.
firm: cloths. fair business doing.
New Orleans, Jan. 3.-Futures prices hero
to-day rose and fell within narrow ranges
In response generally to professional trad.
ing. strengthened In the afternoon on mill
takngs. and closed steady at a net decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. jan s.-Improved prospects for the
winter crop eased prices of to-day in wheas.
Gains disappeared. and the market closed the
same as last night TO hc down. Corn finished
az a net advance of &c: oats unchanged 10
shade lower, and provisions 5QlIi.c Increase
In cost Range Of prices:
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs
FLOUR AND MEAI-smail blu

FLOUR AND MEAI-Smau business In
nour buyers Indifferent and sellers not dis
posed 20 make concessions. Spring patents.
81 60qs4 80; winter straghts. 81 55R>4 60; win
ter patents. 81 1885 10: spring clears 81 500
- So; extra No l winter 81 15aSi %; No ..
81 OjTs4 20; Kansas straights. 81 15dS4 %;
fancy spring patents, 81 4Oas5 90. RYE FLOUR
Steady: fair 20 good, 81 00aS3 So; choice TO
fancy. 81 eogs4. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Quiet: 100 ~ $40 asked. CoRNMEAL--
steady; kiln dried. So Is. BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow, 81 30qs1 a5: coarse. 81 25G
81 80. FEED-western. spring, $2i; standard
middling. $24: -four do. s27: red dog. s27 10;
city bran. S23 bulk, s24 30 sacks middllng.
s24 5OGS29: red dog $50 90: hominy chop. SEQ
s24 bulk, SEA 20g$25 20 sacks; oilmeai, $3.50
S34 so.
COFFEE--There was heavy selling press
ure and, as the demand was slow. prices were
easy, closing near the bottom, NJ a net decline
OF lTa2f points. Sales were $4,000 bags.
IIavre showed a decline OF 1dlh francs. while
Hamburg was ii9a. pfennig lower. Weakness
abroad was attributed TO poor deliveries last
month, and. according 10 foreign compilations.
tho worlds visible showed an Increase for the
month OF bfl.s00 bags, compared with an in
crease last year OF lO5, 900 Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were easier. showing de-
clines OF 1918 points. Spot market inactive
and easier, with Rio No at 1thc. Local con
tract prices:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. January 3. 1918.
PEAS-Receipts. 2,501 bags
Market quiet and easy. but
change. 1t takes very choice
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pIIISRIIRGH STOCKS.
sex dividend.
philadelphia STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d. Barney a Co., No. %
Broad street, New York. and No. IL South
IN afrent. PhllalclphiaD
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FURNISHED by Aiiddendorf Williams & Co. No.
81 pine street New York. and No. i2s East
German street, Baltlmore.)
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BEANS AND
beans. $50 peas.
without material
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.Inter,st to be added. TEX dividend. .As
ment paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

There was practically no business done
for London account YESTERDAY on '"e
local stock market. The Continent now
aver. bought few thousand shares on
direct cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

The stock brokerage firm of Allan A
p,an A. Bro. which was dissolved by
,,ntual consent on January /. will be con-
,lnued under the name of Allan A. Ryan
,e soon as the business of the old firm is
HquilateG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head s. Co.. No. II wall
strect)
land.