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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Thursday, March
20, 1918.


steamer Gro-ser kurfIerst tGcrI. Havana
February - Santiago -. Kingston March ..
Colon D. ia GuAyrt aud Puerto Cat,Io >.
port or Spain H.. bridRctoWu II. Martinique
j.. 30 Oeirichs y co. with - passengers ana
boo ballast Arrived AZ fhc htr al / 30 . m.
steamer tafa.tz IL Guafrt March =, iuer-
to Dahrllo II. curacao 10 aud Jan Juan IL. 10
IiUss balctt a co. With ~ pass myers. mails
ami udse Arrived 40 fle Itar ~ $40
therhourg March J.. and queenstown 49, u the
White star Line. WITH passengers. mails AMI
mdsc. Anchored outside tho Bar at 20 = rn.
steamer Seminole. Puerto Plata March II
and Turks Island H. - the clyde - 60. with
Passengers. mails ana mdsc. Anchored or
SANDY Hook AT y On.
steamer Komany niD, la Palice February
-. via Fhyal March .. 10 g II Ruhl In cal
last Arrived at the Bar at a III.
steamer Saint Laurent fr, bordeaux
March . Coruuua and Nigo :, to the Com
pagnie General Transatlantique. with - cabin
and lnl steerage passengers and mdse Ar
rived AZ the Bar at 30 a IN.
steamer jefferson. Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the Old Dominion - 60. with pas
s.ngers and mdse Passed IN Quarantine at
3 - o
steamer Fagersand 6Nor). Trinidad March
10. with asphaltum 10 the Trinidad Asphalt
90. Vessel 20 J Whitney 4 60. Arrived al
the liar ~
steamer Ribston tBr Perth Amboy. to A II
l'douN. In ballast. Left Quarantine at ! p m.
SAILED
Steamers Ingelnngcn tGer) Philadelphia.
la Provence ,'ri Hayrc. Baltic (Br, Liver
pool. Mamma Hata. Baltimore: New York
DUTCH. Rotterdam. city ~ savannah. Sa
yannah
sandy Hook. y j. March 20. $3.50 m Wind
calm. partly cloudy; foggy on shore moderate
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offered sparingly, with the market steady ard
export demand fairly good. Moasses quiet and
unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine firmer
here, with Savannah steady. Rosin inactive.
weak and nominal Tar held steady at &c for
oil bbls.
OlLs-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices
RICE-Primary markets active and gener-
ally firm. Local trade moderate, with market
steady at full prices.
sUGAR-The New York sugar market will
be closed Friday and Saturday. London Will
be closed Friday, saturday and Monday There
no change In the local market for refined
sugar. The Federal and Warner were selling
OF basis Of 4 25c for graduated, with the
American quoting 4.35c and others 43Oc. IN
London beet sugar was quiet and unchanged.
with March at 90 II I'd and April and May at
los. The week closed Sth a quiet market for
raw and tone about steady Some sugars we're
offered at the last sales basis Of Bose. but re
hners were SLOW TO take hold of any large
lines at that price. Centrifugal, 96 test,
quoted 3 5sc: muscoyado Bose and molasses.
. S3c. Willett & Gray: Total stock OF Europe
and America, 1854 $50 tons against . 7s4. 206
last year at the same uneven dates. The in
crease Of stock is l.i7Ol44 tons. against an
increase Of l.24s Is5 last week. Total stocks
and afoats together. show a visible supply OF
4,lD.3jO tons, against 29l1, 206 last year. or
an increase OF |, ls3. IA tons -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Oecia, Record and Forecast Washington

Official Record and FOrecast.-W ashingtoh'
March 20-Precipltation occurred during to
dav in practically all districts east OF the
Rocties except in the Far Northwest. The
r,irctual storm was centred tonight in the
lower Mississippi Valley. and heavy rains are
occurring again throughout the South. The
weather in the Middle Atlantic states cleared
temporarily this afternoon as second disturb
ance passed eastward In 10 the ocean.
The cold wave mas pushed southwark over
the Rocky Mountain region and eastward over
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and
the western lake region. while in the East
ern and Southern states the temperature has
risen still further. la the British Northwest
the force OF the cold wave has heen broken
the temperature having moderated there con
siderably. .,,..
nortbeastward causing general precipitation
again during Friday over the entire eastern
half OF the country. IN" storm wiz uy 9"
com Danied by high and shifting gales ana loi-
lowed by a cold wave reaching southerly -
T,ridav night TO the western and central Ior-
lions OF the Gulf Coast and covering the ln
,arior states west Of the Appalachian. II viii.
,onreoyer cause decided falls in temperature
In the Atlantic States during Saturday The
coid however in the Northwest viii rapidly
moderate. so that By Saturday there VIII he
a cons siderable rise in temperature quite gen
erallv over the trans VI mississippi region II
a. nrobable that more Settled conditions VIII
nyevau throughout the country on saturday
Win generally fair weather.
The winds along the New England Coast
will be variable. shifting 10 east and increas
10 middle Atlantic Coast, brisk to high
snniheast: south Atlantic Coast, brisk 10 nigh
south: east Gulf Coast. brisk 20 high south.
ttfting 10 west: west Gulf Coast, brisk to
Sieb northwest: on Lake Michigan. northeast.
Lifting 10 northwest. high in force.
steamers departing Friday for European
norris viii have variable winds. shifting TO
ecast and becoming high with rainy weather 10
the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

For Northern New England. rain to-day
and probably tomorrow. colder tomorrow
increasing southeast shifting to northwest
winds.
For Southern New England. New Jersey.
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware. Maryland.
District of Columbia. Virginia and North
carolina. rain to-day. tomorrow. generally
fair and colder increasing southeast shifting
to northwest winds.
For West Virginia, rain to-day. turning 10
snow colder by night: tomorrow, generally
fair except SNOW In northern districts, con
tinuod cold.
For western Pennsylvania, rain to-day.
turning TO snow. with cold wave by night l..
tomorrow. generally fair and continued cold
except snow near the lakes, brisk TO high
south winds. shifting TO northwest
For Western New YORK. rain to-day. de-
cidedlv colder with a cold wave In western
nortion bv night: tomorrow. snow nurries
and colder: brisk to high southeast winds,
shifting 10 northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

and material Improvements TO the clup-
house and course approved.
The new financial plan will permit OF
these improvements 10 course ana ciup-
house. tie latter TO be enlarged by the
addition Of locker rooms ana new bdthing
facilities. The fair green Is worn out IN
several places. while the water pipes lald
TO different parts Of the course are IN such
condition that a ne wsystem must be
installed.
night is therefore necessary. II may be
readily seen that the club will have con-
ditions of the best for the national anna
teur championship TO be held there IN
September -
Il. H. robertson. president Of the club,
presided There were nearly a hundred
members present and a dinner was served
preNiOuS tn the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
FENCERS TO CROSS BLADES
Columbia and Navy Strong
Contenders in Tourney.

Cornell. Columbia. Harvard, Pennsyl-
vania. Annapolis and the University Of
Pittsburgh will meet In the final round
Of the intercollegiate fencing tournament
at the Hotel Aston to-day and tomorrow.
Columbia and the Navy. tho winners IN
the Northern and Southern divisions Of
the league. respectively. are looked upon
as the cOnteuders for the title. although
Cornell is likely To show unexpected
strength and may defeat both.
The Columbia team f. made mp Of vet
Grams. and although more or less unsuc-
cessful I'm it, dual meets carried oh
twenty of the twenty-soven bouts in the
preliminary contest held two weeks ago
At the same time Cornell won nineteen
bouts and Harvard. the other qualifying
team from the North. only ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
BARS DOWN TO GOLFERS
Garden City Club to Increase
Membership List.

4 ray Of hope 20 the long list 81 appii-
cauts who have been waiting for several
wears 10 become members Of thc Garden
city Golf club broke through the clouds
last night when the club. az a recon-
vcned meeting ~ peimOnico's. voted % In
crease the number Of regular members
from three hundred to three hundred and
nifty
incidentally. tho signing ~ a new least
foi the clubs property was authorized.
the initiation fee raised from $loo To- goo.
effective on MAY !. tire six months sub
scribing members were abolished and
provision made for weekday membership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
ATHLETIC LEAGUE BOWLING
Jersey City Makes Clean Sweep
on North End Alleys.

Three series were rolled in the Athletic
Bowling League last night. Jersey city
at home, making a clean sweep against
North End, Montclair winning two from
Passaic at Montclair and North End, at
Elizabeth. preventing shut-out at the
last moment
Dick Erlers superb pinning was the best
individual work of the night In any series
He rolled 25i, POS and 2l5, and was the
means Of pulling Jersey City TO the front
in the first game. His average was IA
MOntclair had everything its own way
against Passaic until the last game, when
q last minute squirt prevented total
sweep for the home five. At Elizabeth
there was nothing but the local bowleis
In sight until Booth struck out in the
last game and won a game for North End.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
To Play for International Tro-
ply in San Francisco.

The American Amateur Football ASso-
citation announced last night that at the
request Of a committee representing the
association, headed by Or. 6. r. Man
ming. Commissioner James f.. sullivan
had agreed to recommend that trophy
for an international series Of soccer foot
ball games be offered by the Panama
Pacific Exposition.
Mr. Sullivan's consent to the plan was
won when the football men were able TO
assure him that not only teams from New
York and several other American cities
would be sent to San Francisco, hut that
Australia. Canada and probably England
also would send representative teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

mia, standard case. so 50as4: CELERY
KNOBS, 100 lunches, s4a 50; CHICORY and
ESCAROLE. New Orleans Dbl Slnx3; Flor
ida. basket 81 a 81 50; EGGPLANTs. Florida
box. 81 5Ol So 25 Cuban. 81 23MS2: EN-,
DIVE, h.. 15@ ldc: HoRSERADIsH: 100 ~
s24S+; KALE. Dbl. 7Jn Soc KOHLRABI.
100 punches. s3a So; LETTUCE. North Car
olina, basket STA 81 80: South Carolina. 81 q
50 80: Florida. STA SO so; New orleans. Dbl.
81 5OG 50; LIMA BEANS. Florida. crate or
basket, s2uSi; Cuban, crate, S1IS3;
LEXIS. 100 punches. sl4Sl 30: OKRA.
Florida, carrier s24.sS 80. Cuban. 81 20 q
SO 80. PEAS Florida small basket, SEA
81; large. $40 50; Bermuda, half box, s3g
So 80: PEPPERS. Florida, carrier 75c n 81 30;
9-til box. 81 a So 80. Cuban. carrier 81 q 81 so;
large crate. SlGs2 %. PARSNIPS. Dbl IS;
n 81; PARSLEY, New Orleans. curly. Dbl, -
n 81 30: plain. S4Ts7: Bermuda. crate, 75c
N 81 %: RADISHES. basket. soc n 81 %: RO
MAINE. Florida. basket. 75ch 81 %; New or
leans, Dbl. slaS2 Bermuda, crate. Jocq
81 80: SPINACH. Dbl 81 JOn 81; SHALLOTS,
New orleans Dbl. s3nsG. North Carolina,
crate, 81 81 30, SQUASH old, Dbl, 81 80 n
So: Cuban. new white. box. 81 - u 81 50;
Florida. s2Ms2 10: basket. 81 75d 50 25.,
TURNIPS rutabaga, Dbl or bag 40d 75c;.
TOMATOES. Florida. carrier, zoe lts1 70; Gu
ban. 7jc n 81 %. WATERCRESS. 100 punches.
81 JOI 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street rnarke. for copper
trolytic l5Tl5Isc and casting 14aQl4Ac. The
market for standard copper Was dull, with spot
and March quoted iI5c, April lag l3,ioc
and May and June l44i+.62i5c. The London
metal markets closed AZ noon. Copper IN Lon
don closed iirm at fG4 SIS for spot and to4 us
Sd for futures Arrivals OF copper 81 New
York Yesterday were l.50o tons. and exports
for tho month thus far "a. GIT tone.
TIN locally was firm, with sales OF 10 tons.
Srot and Narch closed 46q s6 DC; April. - 20
a46 25ci May, IS 95q46c; June. 45:s2sgdo Zoe
July - - !. d45. ~ nc; August <5G45oo. ana
September 4475Q45. 37i1c. In London tin,
closed az i2l0 5s for spo, and f2o6 l5s for
LEAD was steady at T. 3o74 4oc in New York
and az 4l5QA22hc East 50 Louis. London
lead. tl6.
SPELTER easy. New York spot. s.i51a 300
and East 50 Louis &c bid. London spefter
closed ga los.
TRON-Cleveland warrants. Gas 1ohd. Lo-
cnlv iron was steady. with No I foundry
Northern. No Southern and No / Southern.
soft quoted SIT 75Gsls 20: No foundry, North
ern SIT 25d$l7 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


6RtIN WHEAT There was COMPARE
lively ,ittlo change ia conditions. out operators
were nervous regarding possible Developments
over TIE holiday. and shorts wcrs disposed TO
cover Prices moved within narrow 1hnge
most ~ the day. but near the close levei"uei
nriuucss. and nnal quotations were 'sNsc net
higher The weather over tte West was Joss
favorable fOr fht ueW crop. Temperatures
were extremely low for this time ~ the year,
aud alylces from Kansas Indicated rather
stormy conditions. THIS gayo rise to fears u
10 crop scare. and was largely Instrumental in
ralsius tho aayanre Foreign markets were
generally iull. Cash markets We're steady,
with A fairly good milling demand for high
grade wheat. Export sale tor tho ddy l"ti-
~ outporis No red winter. 81 ~ - elevator
ard a. II 2 ahoat: No Northern. Duluth.
30 z l b ahoat. CORN-Prices moved within
"a range ~ d q, nc but after showing a slight
ly easier tone early rallied. ana al the close
were i,H+~ net higher. cash markets W'ro
steady. although - was said that offerings
from both Iowa and Illinois were somewhat
larger Export sales were reported OF 80 loads
to Baltimore worked late on "Wednesday. FIX
port corn. 5G+. 49, ID agoat. bATS-A little
easier early Under selling Dos commission houses.
huf rallied and az the close were h i.c pet
higher Cash market Arm. standard white.
- u3sc. 40 D. 37n3I'fc; No :. - p u35 '-'
natural white. - ~ G3sc. white clipped. abn
So. all track RYE quiet. No Western.
tlo. 2 Buffalo BARLEY steady. malt -
INK 55paor @ { T. Buffalo opening nayisa-
zion. feeding. 54Ac, o. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
4RRTNEI

Rotterdam March lo-Canpanello tBD. New
York
Naples. March 20 Cedric d'r. New York VIA
Alglers, Genoa, etc; , "A m. America dtal,,
New York. Re d'Italia niaD, New York
Queenstown, March 20. $50 a IN franconia
,TD New York for Liverpool (and pro
Fiume. March 1o-Pannonla d'D. New York
Montevidco. March Io-vasari Cbp. New York
Via Bahia aud RIO de Janeiro,
Port Natal. March l0-Clan Macbrlde Br,,
New York via - VINCENT. Y. Cape Town
ro 1,i'U March iG-Foxton Hall Bp. New
YORK via St Lucia. Bahia Blanca. Val
Auckland. March 20 -colllngham d3p. New
pr iI,n va March 20 -Dunachton Br New
York via ~ Vincent. " tremantie. etc.
sucz. March 20 -Indra%adi VT Y Yokohama
Bristol. March ao-wes city oBrl. New York
uavre. March ly--Grantor tBrl. New York.
plymolih March 2O-Ryndam Dutch. New
York Tor Rotterdam (and proceeded at $50
Maars "iii March is-ProyIpcia f'p. New
p. 11,S March 20. $3.50 p m-orotava oBp.
New York. ,
Naples. March 49, . p m--stampaiia dtaD.
NSw YORK , 9ne Ph Wassba @r, New York
Madeira. March 1y-Adriatic ,Bp, urom
Napi,sy' Mach tsHTagus ,BrD. from New
VnrL Via Kingston ctc), southampton.
singapore. March 1s-Kasenga 'Br). from
Ncw York via Aleiers). Yokohama
CO" March l5-Moncenisio GtaD New
9, Vincent. g V. March 19-York Castle
(Brb. ,fron New York;, cape Town. etc.
: ivarnool March 20-Cetic OBJ. New York
via Queenstown.
oue@nstown, March 20 2 NEW York
from southampton and Cherbourg), New
York. ~
PASSED.
Gibraltar March 2O-Posillipo GtaD, New
York and Norfolk for Naples.
Portland Bill. March 2O-BunIlo tBr), New
York Tor Sull.
Perrin. March l9-Argenfels (Ger). New York
for Tellchorry. Calcutta, etc
Lizard. March 20-La Hcsbaye tDutch),
New York for Antwerp
Kinsale March 20-Spenser tBr), New York
for Manchester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
CAUGHT AFTER SIX YEARS
Man Charged with Old Murder
Found in California.

1T took us six years 10 get him. but we
succeeded said Detective Graham last
night as he lodged Carmello Petroantonio
in Jail IN Long Island City on a charge Of
murder.
The prisoner was arrested I'm Los An
geies, Cal A letter he wrote 10 a friend
mere was intercepted by the police and
they had the Log Angeles police appre-
hend him. Detective Graham went to the
man
:, Petroantono is charged with killing
VITO Gerlloto, OF Ridge street. Long
island CITY, on February q, 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
STEEL SPRING TO PAY DIVIDEND.

The Railway Steel Spring Company yes
terday declared dividend OF per cent
on its $4,000 common stock. TO be paid
out OF the surplus on May % to stookhold-
ers Of record on May /. President f. +.
Fitzpatrick. however made it plain that
the announcement should not be taken as
a resumption Of payments on the junior
shares at any specified rate. and that II
could not be taken for granted that the
per cent dividend would be continued
for any definite length OF time
This is the first common dividend paid
by the Railway Steel Spring Company
since 1905. At yesterdays meeting Samuel
T. Fulton was elected vice-presldent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

II the plans Of the Forest Hill Field
Club go through. the irst appearance IN
America of Edward Ray and Harry var
don. the famous British golfers. VIII be
at that course. Several members nave
guaranteed sum Of money If the club
can raise an equal amount or more. Tor
the purpose Of holding professional
tournament late this summer possibly
preyious 10 the rational open Champion
shin tournament at Brookline. With a
fund of $500 or more the best players
coi,ld be induced to enter along with the
two Enelshmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SCHULTZ WINS FENCING BOUT.

otto Schultz. Of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association. captured the
Junior foil championship OF the Long
Island division of the Amateur Fenc@rs'
League. which was held al the Crescent
Athletic Club. Brooklyn. last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The France. reported as 500 miles east OF
Sandy Hook AT $40 a IN Yesterday, Ia eA-
forenoon. n,
The Calabria reported as $40 miles east OF
SANDY Hook at 6:l0 a m yesterday is eApeOu'u
to dock this afternoon. 80 IL, 80. -.
Tho Niagara reported as 72o miles east ~
Sand, Hook at 2:20 p m yesterday is expected
10 dock Sunday forenoon.
The oscar H. reported as l"5 miles cas-, oi
ID ln-A this fnrcmnnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
PROVISIONS

PROV ISiONS Easier early, owing 10 COM
mission house selling, prompted by a decline
OF . TO 10 points In the hog market. hut late
10 the session prices rallied sharply. closing at
the top PORK Firm. Mess. So 25nS22 30.
family, S23uS25. short clear. S2lHS22 80.
BEEF Steady. mess. sl9QS20: family. $3.50
S2i. packet. S2luS22; extra India mess, s36u
s3T BEEF HAMS-Quiet. S32HS3i. DRESSED
HOGS-Steady bacons. 12a. 413c; pigs. ~ isc.
CUT MEATS-Picked bellies firm. liiaql5l. &c:
quiet. special. &c; city &c; country. SKA
6izc LARD Firm. middle West. 1850
II O5c: city. l0s.c. refined firm. South Amer
lea 12O5c: Continent, II 5Jc. Brazil. kegs.
10 05c: compound steady. 7A.asc. STEARlNE
Firm: oleo. l0i2allc; city lard 124Gl2l.c.
COTTO<SEED OIIs-Business was a little
larger and prices were steadier, closing at
net advance Of to points shorts seemed
disposed 10 cover for over the holiday. and
the recent upward tendency attracted Il little
more confidence 10 the buying side. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Credit for being the first To place its
regular summer course in commission
fo. the season goes to the DuuWoodIe
Country club. which announces That the
full circuit viii be opened tomorrow.
This is unusually early for clubs 10 the
New York district. although should the
weather continue mild. many others VIII
be using the summer greens within the
next two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
KIRSCHNER WINS FOR CLINTON

The basketball team Of De witt Clinton
High school. champions Of the Public
Schools Athletic League. easily outplayed
and defeated the Invaders. a team made
l.p OF former PasSaic High school play
ers. at Smith Academy Passaic. last
night The score was - 10 o.
KTschncr the captain Of CLINTON. scored
90 points of his teams total score Ferar
scored the rest Newman and Donohue.
two Of f'assaic's best men PLAYED AGAINST
the Clinton captain in the effort 10 hold
him down, but 10 no purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARiNCEs.
tIOIR AND NEAI-Flc

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour inactive and
nomlnally unchanged. spring patents. 81 50lf
81 50. winter straights. 81 5Jnsi rs. winter
patents. 81 sodS3 20. spring clears 81 i0aSi y .
extra No winter 81 90af4 20, No >. 50 sog
81 30. Kansas straights. 81 1884 30; fancy
spring patents s. 30gSj 80 RYE FLOUR
Steady: fair TO good. 50 50aS3 81. choice to
fancy. 81 s5qs4. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Dull AT s. 25gS2 81 per 100 NJ. CORNMEAL-
steady: kiln dried 81 %. BAG MEAL-Steady .
fine white ard yellow. 81 30uSi 35: coarse.
81 25aSf 30 FEED Dull. Western spring
bran $2IdS2I 80. standard middling. $2ld
S2l 30. flour do. $50 80. red dog. S2S; city bran.
s2l 20 bulk. S22 20 sacks. middlng. $50 son
S23 2pqS2i 20 sacks: ollmesl. SO 50df $50
early European coffee markets caused active
covering AT the outset. and first prices were
20G25 points above the previous close. Later
cables from abroad indicated an easier tone
there however. and a. II VAS believed that
prices here had been advanced rather too rap
idly, longs sold on the adyance. and the mar
ket lost good part 81 the early gain. Near
the close the market worked up few points
from the bottom. and final quotations we're ia
~ points net higher sales for the day were
"a $50 bags. Havre at the lose was a franc
higher to .. franc lower while Hamburg was
han pfennig higher Owing 10 the holiday
In santos there were few cost and freight
offers received and prices We're generally
steady and above working basis. The
Brazilian cables. covering Wednesdays mar
lIets showed a decline 81 - refs at Rio. while
Santos was steady and unchanged. Spot easy.
with RIO No at HE Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21
SEED PRICES.

To. do, March 90 -CLOVERsEED-Cash ard
March. sll OH; April 81 AZ October 81 SIS.
ALSIKE -- Prime cash and March, SIC 35
cash. March and April
81 rs; May. 81 77ia: September. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Ata recent meeting OF the Oakland Golf
Club ave men were chosen 10 serve on
the board Of governors for the ensuing
wear. as follows. Andrew shiland. +. a.
Moore. L. r.. Malone. K. II. r Elliott and
j Y. Davies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 20.-Cnwiilingncss Of shorts
this afternoon 20 face possible deveopments
over the holidays caused excited buying 81
wheat The close was strong AZ net gam
or 3. % sc. corn was . % l1c up az 'he
finish Oats ended the day at a net advance
OF ,. 70 &c. Provisions scored net improve
ment 81 u. 70 DC Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-21

Highest temperature Yesterday. 70 degrees
.1at 4 40 n. M: lowest AZ at A. M; average.
e, average for corresponding date last year.
"a: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years. 81.
Local Forecast -Rain to-day: Saturday gem
erslly fair and colder: increasing southeast,
shifting TO northwest. winds.