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New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
points higher to points net lower. foca
contract prices


NAVAL STOREs-some improvement was
noted IN spirits turpentne at 44c. and rosin
made a slight gain I'm prices. Tar steady
and unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil was unchanged. Re-
fined petroleum was steady at recent prices.
RCE-Steady 10 firm with n good and
general demand. Dan Talmage's Sons Com
pany tclegraphs Louisiana crop movement al
New Orleans to date as follows: Receipts
rough. 97i. I25 sacks. against 1.l00,300 last
year; sales cleaned. 627. .7s0 pockets. against
I, O3 go last year.
SUGAR Refined was quiet. with granu-
lated selling on basis OF 425T4 430c. Raw
Porto Rico sugar spot was reported ~
3.51c. and the market closed quiet at that.
spot prices in New York follow: Centrif-
ugal 3.J1c; muscovado. sole and molasses,
. I6c There two unsold cargOes OF
Cubas In port which VIII probably be stored
In London beet sugar. March delivery. was
quoted al o5 11hd, and April and May az
los Willett & Gray report 113 centrals
grinding in cuba. against ia last week and
172 last year. Receipts at the six principal
~. 900 last week and $1,000 year ago.
Receipts for the entire island were 10000,
against 10000 and $4,000. Exports for six
ports were 33 900. against 10000 and 5000.
and stock Is $4,000. against $4,000 and
23g 600. respectively
HIDFS-Common dry hides steady. with
good demand Receipts we're light and
there was no selling pressure.
LEATHER-All kinds were In good de-
mand \ good deal Of the call was for Job
bing lots, but the frequency Of talfings gave
good aggregate 10 the sales movement.
Stocks were not large and supplies OF the
popular sorts are confidently held.
DRJGS-In the general market there was
but quiet Roots held steady with good job
binC demand
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
COURT REJECTS CLAIM
OF RANSOM ESTATE
Former Surrogate's Son Not
Entitled to $4,000 He
Had Collected.

On the advice Of Justice Cohalan yes
terday counsel for the estate of Porte Y.
Ransom. a lawyer and son Of former
Surrogate Rastus s. Ransom. withdrew
from the case before the court. in which
the estate was trying TO uphold con
tract for the payment Of $4,000 under a
contract Of retainer and the transfer Of
a deed 10 real estate valued az $4,000 10
Ny. Ransom while he was alive.
After hearing testimony in the case
Justice Cohalan said: This contract is
most extraordinary. ! could not possibly
UPHOLD IT, l advise the representatives Of
Ii, Ransom interests 10 withdraw from
this case at once"
The transactions tnat figured IN the
case grew out OF the death in 1905 Of Mrs.
Ann Howard. who failed 10 leave "A viii.
During the trial Justice Cohalan sug-
gested that the parties settle their diff
ferences out Of court. There are biz
regulations at stake he said.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. Mdrcn ~. iHIo
BFEyES-Receipts. 40 cars. or 7so heat

New YORK. Marcn -. iflo
RFEyES-Receipts. 40 cars. or 7so head;
cars for the market No trading on-esy;
Nominally steady. Dressed beef slow at ll9
i',3a ',C3aLVES"Receipts, " s o. head; q head on,
sale, Market steady. Common 10 good veals-
ssgsi2 per 100 10: no choice stock here; narn
city dressed veals. i491sc per 10; country
sales-s. sales saunders: yeals. 1873 n average.
- Newton q CO.: Pennsylvania veals. 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, sh cars,
or e6i head; . cars sale. Sheep and
lambs steady; spring lambs lower than las,
week. sheep nominal: fairly good lambs sold
at Sss7hGSs per 100 no eu,is' s' 90; a sa aesH
Pressed mutton steady at eai2c per N;
dressed lambs slow at 13915isc; few hog
dressed l6al6sc; COUNTRY NJ aressea h''n0's'
Sales'wKerns Commission Company pc
Michigan lambs. rs 70 average. 50 per 100 10
Newton & CO.: 80 Virginia spring lambs.
- 80 Sanders: San % 10 Pennsylvania lambs cculs).
HOGS-Receipts. 1Ois cars. or 1.747 head:
half a car on saie Market easier: common
10 good heavy to light hogs quoted az s9aSe ~
per 100 h: country dressed hogs steady AT "~
i2ihc for heavy to light weights.
sales-S. sanders IS Pennsylvania hogs
Cordinary,; lse n ave1ags; geo 80 90 per iGo 'o i,S
n, $5: l. 430 N. So -,
MCPHERSON &, Co yesterday: 80 state hogs,
1870 10. S9 roughs. 343 ~. s. 90.
Chicago. March 20. : HOGS - Receipts.
~ 900. active: bulk of sales. 50 o. N 81 %.
light. IS a5qS932Ls; mixed, s. - 81 90.
heavy SIS $50 50 %. rough, s. % a - ~.
ntgs s7GsolO CATTLE-Receipts. 1000;
steady: calves mostly soc lower. beeyes 81
so: Texas steers s6 45qs7 go; s,ockers and
feeders. $6NsG 20: COWS and heifers. So I5m
ss. calves s6aSiO SHEEp-Reccipts.
i1 900: steady: native. 81 s00s6 -: year
Iincs s7dsS lambs. native. SO IS1i $ %.
East buffalo March 25.-CATTLE-Re-
CENTS 200. slow and weak. We EAlS-Re-
ceipts. 123: active and steady. 81 q Sll 90
UOGS-Roceipts. $500; active anu steady.
,nchanoed SHEEP AND LAMBS - Re-
celpts. /. 500 active and steady; lambs. 81 30
"a 50 40
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
official Record and Forecast Washing

Official Record and Forecast w aShiiiS ''"'
March 25.-In Ohio the rains have been prac-
ticaIIy continuous for forty-eight hours nom
four 20 seven inches having fallen over the
northern and western portions OF that statc.
As a result tho scio,o and Sandusky rivers
have reached stages higher than ever before
known.
Heavy rains have also fallen over the AlIe-
eheny watershed. but the noodwaters nave ho'
20, reached Pittsburgh. Warnings have p'en
,.sred for the food stage for that city Ncihes
dav morning and for Wheeling WEDNESDAY
NIGHT The Ohio River at present IL cohsiO
oraht, bolow the food stage from Pittsbnrgn
-, Ct,cl,nat{ and "A serious flood in that rlF'I
g. ,of yct anticipated In the smaller myers
nr Indiana. Illinois and missouri WarnlnEs. ,,a ioa
flood stages have been issued alsp LOT S.'' -
~ twenty. six feet in the Mssisippl Al - h',a -
" uyodrcedav The food stage al -. LOUIS ~
tbirtv feet Flood warnings have hisp p'sn !"
sued for the Connecticut RIVER AZ ii"' r,,e
t.,sot,tcd conditions referred 10 IN pr'NI'uo
,,ttn,fns ~ the Weather Bureau have n"t ~
changed materially. snow ls sun iall!i,S & ~
~ So,,bwest and rain In Eastern, Sou'Itin
and Central sections, the falls b"ing cAcesS'''
Co. many nOrtions Of the Middle states. .
storm warnings are displayed on 'nr y an
tau,fc coast from IIatteras 10 fastpor' anu VII
The Louisiana and Texas coasts. ,t
Tho temperature has fallen IN the cen.I"t
i,"ys mi has continued high In the baS'
- e,ou,h while cold weather sun covers -
sI'u n,tro Northwest freezing temperature reach-
,ne AZ far south ~ the Texas panhandle o,,
Pain will continue WEDNESDAY ana IIu,H
a., a., ,he southern districts and ram or snow
,n the central valley and snow . IN ,he hoGss GSs
Mountain region and adjoining seg,'Ins Iss, and
colder weather will gradually extend has, an w.
So,,,h probably causing lower temperatures IN
,be GuIf and Atlantic states Thuasdayi follow
ing the warn, weather OF Iuesday anu
Tbe winds along the New EnFland ',, coa,,
,,, 80 hrisk 10 high northeast: middle, south
Atlantic and Gulf coast, brisk south. on i~aNo
Michigan, high north -,.,... H.. ,.,....,oo =
steamers departing "Wednesday ior European
.,,s ,,iu have brisk 10 high northeast WINDS
atth rainy weather. to Inc Hiahd bdhHS'
ur....t for Special LocaIitics.-for East
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26


ORDERS IssUED.-The following or
GERS have been issued.
ARMY
'soiain MICHAEL s. MURRAY. retired. rom
r. organized militia ~ New Mexico. 20 nome
~aplaln WILSON B. BCkTI. from hlgha'
corps. assigned 10Th Infantry. ,,.
~ss,en JAMES J.. WATSON coast artileIy.
sssigned oSth Company. from stan Gu'y
- Vaht cefences Of Boston.
'sae 1s. OF First Lieutenant HENRY 7. BULL.
soth Cavalry. placed on list detached OF
vpseIs' and name Of First Lieutenant ron
mi sIEKRETT. cavalry. removed th.Ie
cavalry.
Ds'es of absence: First Lieutenant HENRY
A. NELLY. 10Th Infantry. four months
NAVY.
'Atsetenant j. d. LITTLE. detached the Pitts
yeeassn' three months leave.
i.ai Director o. j. NORTON, detacheu
sv recruiting station. san Francisco navy
s,rslel'ins station. Denver.
ION a. y. PECK, 10 navy recruiting sta
'sa Assistant Surgeon ]. VI. MINTbR;
bo.a,i.9d bsehed The receiving ship al Boston naVai
0sef Machinist LEE GRossENBAKER de-
Boston ~ ~
AiTshins, r.. C. GREENLEAF. navy yard.
s'e Island April IS.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs. The
'"ing movements OF vessels have beeh
'p'''ed to the Navy Department:
=, ARRIVED.
pin H-The Neptune. al Annapolis; the
,ho,1s A. Malta: the Vulcan. at Norfolk,
To- wyoming. at Hampton Roads: the fank-
cs,sH Iangier Sound; the Yankton ana inc
Mesuc az Hampton Roads
H., zs-rhe Mayhower and the Dolphin, at
a, SAILED.
th zs-1he Csstine, the Tonopah, the D-1,
sn,UD = the D-3 and the FL, from JACK
Cus..e for Charleston. the Terry, from
fydan' 'Ahamo for Guacanayabo Bay: the
cinpn. IRON Galveston 10 Vera cruz; the On
Isiaau, the Decatur. the chauncey and tie
f,os' from Manila for JlOlO: the Yankton.
YsnL hampton Roads for 1angier Sound; the
IN, IN snc the Celtic, from Tangier Sound
hampton Roads the MayhoWer ana the
'Ah' from Havana for Key west.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-standard copper on the Metal Fx4s
change was duh and nominal, with spot.
March. Anril. May and June quoted l4Qf47oc
The local street market for copper was STEADY,
with lake quoted 1914 ai5As electrolytic. l5f
i5isc. and casting. 14Smi4sc. Arrivals OF
copper at New York yesterday were 2,345 TONS
and exports so far this month "a. il6 tons. The
London market for copper closed quiet. Win
spot quoted at f64 los and futures at t6i LIS Cd
T1N-Iocaly was firm. with spot, March
and April quoted 40 50h46 75c; May, ~. zoo
I'd. SOC: June. ~ s7iaGf612lsc: July. 45.62nT
* s7iIc. and August. 45.s7iAa45. .62tac. In
London tin closed at f212 for spot and eos 5s'
for futures.
LEAD Steady. with New York, spot, 1900
bid. and East 81. Louis. si5d42 22tac. London
lead closed at fi6 % Cd
SPELTER-E New York. spot. 6i5T
q 25c. and East 81. Louis. &c bid. London
spelter closed az f2f los.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. s+s i0isd. IO-
cally iron was quiet and unchanged. with Nos
foundry Northern. No l Southern ana No II
Southern soft. sl7 75q$is -: No 2 foundry
Northern. SIT 25ds17 rs.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.
TO DAY

Deftinntion and steamer in Ny. P.M
ICHicaFo Maru'....'..............Mch 81. $50
line .Mch q. 6 80
TaHlu. MarQuesas. Cook Islands.
Tran-isco, Manuka '.'..'.'.,. Mich &c. $50
Guam. Philippines via san Fran -
ciscol-I S transport ......... .Mch. 3l, o."o
tg Sam o'' Franri.co sT onina .... a Men. 81. ESQ
Hawaii. samoan Islands. New lea
S oisc5 sonoma Nsri.H ....Apr. wa "a" D. $3.50
'''i.' Gia seaniS, SFId%aoka .'.''.Apr ,. $40
iif~Ili f@lnina ''" S'" ".....Apr. r''''.'. g. $50
Hawaii. iiN Islands New Zealand. 80.
Australia via Ntctorid, Mariana APR H. o.s'
Jsyan. Corea. China. PHILIPPINES
CVla Nictoua)- -Monicagle..........Apr II. o.S)
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
BLUE SUCCEEDS ANDREWS
Spanish War Hero Heads Bu-
reau of Navigation.

Washington, March Z5.-The resigna~
uon Of Rear Admiral Philip Andrews as
chef Of the Bureau Of Navigation and
ne appointment OF Commander victor
blue 70 succeed him were announced Dy
NE Secretary of the Navy to-day. Com
mander Blue was one Of the naval heroes
10 The Spanish war. his reconnoiulnS
iogfs around Santiago 10 locate Cervera >
Meet and gain Information for the Amer
,dn blOckadlug force ranking with HoD-
soh 6 act IN point OF conspicuous daring
Commando Blue. as chief OF the Bu-
teau Of Navigation. will be charged with
me general assignment Of enlisted men
eha officers up 10 the grade OF com
Mander Secretary Daniels Will handle
lne assignment TO duty Of captains ana
rear admirals.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
north portion to-day and probably Thurs
day; colder in south portion to-day: brisk.
.bfg,ipp uinds

For LHsIorn PonnsY IVania, UnseNIcu
weather with rain. to-day and probably
Thursday. colder. brisk shifting winds.
For New Jersey. unsettled weather, with
rain. to-day and probably Thursday. brisk.
shifting winds.
FOR Delaware Maryland. District Of Co
lunbia and Virginia. unsettled weather, with
rain. to-day ana probably Thursday. con
tiuuod warm to-day. becoming colder Thurs
dav. brisk shifting winds.
l5or Western New York. rain or snow to
day and probably Thursday, brisk 10 high
mort hcast winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. rain and colder
to-day: THURSDAY probably rain or snow
brisk to high winds, probably shifting 20
north
For Northern New England, rain or snow
to day and probably Thursday: brisk north
east winds.
FOR Southern New England. rain 70 day
and probably Thursday. colder to-day. brisk.
shifting winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
ANNULS Carroll MARRIAGE
Justice BLUR Signs Decree
Which Frees Hotel Man.

On the recommendation Of Ph9nix In
graham as referee. Justice Blur yestcr-
day signed a decree annulling the mar
rage OF Thomas NJ Carol. owner of the
Hotel Hermitage. and Mrs Elisabeth r.
Carol THE husband brought the suit al
leging that when ne married his wife she
was still tho wife Of another man. having
sued for aunulneut against her first hus-
hand, for which the final decree had not
been granted when she remarked.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

PRON early on reports or
lighter receipts OF hogs. but late In the DAY
sold of under Liquidation and the decline IN
grain PORk-Firm. mess. SO 23qS22 5O
family. s230s25; short clear. S2iaS22 30 BEtt
Firm. mess. $l9d$20 family. S2aH ~
packet, S2lGs22 extra India mess. S3hHS5t.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at $32Hs34. DRESSED
HOGS-Firm: bacons i2AQl3c. pigs. Is &C
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies. lftsMlo -; ;
niokled hams f5Gf5t4c TALLOW- Quiet I;
special. 7c: city, 6iac; country 5Am6i-c
LARD-Unsettled; Middle West. li5ai i5c;
city quiet. II &c; refined steady south Amer
lea IL f0c Continent. II .90c. Brazil. kegs.
l3 4Oc: compound 1.Qsisc SrEARINE-
STEADY: olco. l0EGilc; city lard. i2iac.
COTTONSEED OII~-Easier under liquida- -
tion and on evidence that shorts were pretty
vel, covered. The late weakness I'm lard had
some influence. and prices at the close were 2
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The krouprinzcssin Cecilie. reported as 4po
miles cast of Sandy Hook ~ a I'D Ycst'Ii"'
is expected 10 dock this forenoon.
The Nieuw Amsterdam. reported as 10 mhes
cast of sandy Hook at a m yesterday l7
expected 20 dock this forenoon.
The MlnnetOnka. reported as @5S mics edh I
of Sandy Hook AZ : a ~ yesterday, is expected
10 dock this forenoon.
The Columbia. reported as 1873 miles cast
of Sandy Hook AZ 1o yesterday' is eA
pected 10 dock this forenoon.
The Brandenbere, reported as 3d' raiIos ''s,
of Sandy Hook al : a m Yesterday, Is eNp'ciei
10 dock this afternoon.
The Adriatic. reported a. $50 miles cast ~
SANDY Hook ~ 1880 M yesterday. is expected
20 dock this afternoon.
Sandy Hook a. noon yesterday. Is oAre-ted 10
dock this forenoon
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March - -Crop conditions gave
tho bears control of the wheat market today
and They drove prices downward almost from
the start Tho close was steady al net loss
Of i.N.Hc Corn closed ~ a not decline OF
asc to ssc. oats az net drop ~ &c 10 sc
and provisions were or 7-c TO 37isc. Range
Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo March ~. - CI.OVERsEED o. cash
and March. Sl2 A.: April. 81 ~. October.
e. so AISIKF-Prime cash. March. Sl2 40.
Timothy Prime cash. March and April,
sI12ia: May. 81 e5: September. 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

Highest tcmperaiur" Nestorddy, 80 desi''r, (,
Tor corresponding date last year 3. average ior
Corresponding date last thrty-thrce years, 4o.
ocaI Forccast.-Ran to-day and probably to-
norrow: colder to-day. brisk. shifting winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Dover. March -. a.2o m Kroonland, New
York for Antwerp tand proceeded.
Gibraltar. March - : rl-Caronia l3rl, New
York for Agiers. Naples. etc: 18th. lndra-
kuala (BD. New York for Tako", keeluns'
Aleicrs. March 10 Eugenis oAusD. New York
for Pirmus Venice and Trieste
Trieste. March - -Oceania CNuso. New York
Wa Naples
York. 2jth. IN. Kaiser Wilhelm II ferj.
New York via Plymouth and Cherhourg
Naples March - Italia diu. New York
Buenos Nyrcs. March II 2l-Tcnuyson Gr. New
york via Rio 10 Janero AID Montevideo.
Para. March 2l-clement OBD, New York Via
caeIlari. 'l March 2o-rhyra ,Nor). New York
via Algicrs for Trapani and Earl.
Port Natal. March - Rreiz Izel fr New
YORK. Via st vincent G. v for Auckland.
Wellington. etc.
Barhadoe March 24-Thames CBn. southamp-
ton for Now York Ma Colon. ot'
Rahia. Maroh - -voltaire d3D. New York for
Glasgow. March california Br). New York
Quecnsiovn. March a5-campania OBJ. New
York for Liverpool Gnd proceeded.
lquitos March II -Javary OBC. Now York Via
caicutia. march @i-Keutuclsy CBr. Nov
York via Ngiers. Adon. Bombay. colombo
and Madras.
SAILED
Iirau March ~ Russia Rus0. Now York.
Havrc. March - Rochamheau 'Frl. New
York. I'D. Louisiana f'rl. New York, 10Th,
. u. L. Tourainc G'u. Now York.
Ponar'h. March - Celtic King oBn. New
Work.
SUNDERLAND. March -Tonav anda d}r). Ncw
nariados. March "a Verdi rp from Monte.
l'dro. Santos and RIO DO Janolroi. Now
York
Rotterdam March p -Drumcrec Br. Now
York
RIO dr Janciro March u sildons OB). Vow
York
Alglsrs. March oi Karcma CBrj from cal
cutta and colombo. Boston and New York
PASSED
Gibraltar. March - Rabenfcls tGerl. Bontay
YEA -uo1 for New YORK. @5tH ko1ig Albert
tGer. Now York ior Algiers. Naples and
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
Local Official Record. Tho

Local OniciaI Rcc0rd.-Tho f0TIoNIns ont
c,ai record from the Weather Bureau shows
tho changes in the temperature for the last
,uenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
,esnouding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

'Finland. ........ Antwerp, March Is. Red star
'Tivivcs. Kingston, Mch POI + Co
'Adriatic. .Funchal. March TO-. ..Wh star
'Kronprinzessin {. Bremen. Mich IS. n G. Lloyd
columbia. Glasgow Mich 15...... Anchor
'New York. SOUTHAMPTON. Mch ~. Amer
~. Amsterdam. .Rotterdam. March II. Holl-A
'Clydc. ............ Kingston. Mch 2l..R NJ =
Havana ......... Havana, Mch %. Ward
'Maracas. .......Port spain. Mch 10. Trinidad
'P Sigismund. .. Colon. Mch IS. .Hamb-Am
Idaho. :.......... HUI. Meh 3.........; W llson
Manhattan. ..-... Antwerp. Mch IL IhpniN
Concho. ,cston. Mch 10. Mallory
Conal. ......... Tampa. Mch 20. .... Mallory
Neckar. ........... Bremen. Mch IL. n G. Lloyd
vi Ga. .......... Galveston, Mch 20....So Pac
bIahl"hhurS- S-..- .biemeu .t...-.-..-....
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.
g. = T1etCcn ... Christiansand. Mar 10 Sc Am
-Zacapa ......... Kingston. March 22...U i 90
FCeltic. c........... Liverpool. March 20. VIII star
'Arcadian. ..... Bermuda March -. Quebec
creole ...........N orleans. March 80. so Pac
Arapahoe ....... jacksonville. March "A clyde
FRIDAY. MARCH 2s
sMaurctania ..... Liverpool. March 90. .Cunard
+Esperinza. ......Ilavana. March -. co.. Ward
aMaracaibo ...... curacao. March -. Red u
Patricia a........... Hamburg. March ~ Ham \
Ultonia .......... Gibraltar. March II. .Cunard
lose. ..............C Cardiff March H..
Olinda. ............N Nipc. March -. ..... .Munson
Santa Barbara. o.. Barbados March 20. Hama
lroquois. ......... London March Ia. ---
.iol1ndo ~ Giorgio Jamaica. March 22...At Fr
III Rio. io............ Galveston. March 30. So Pac
city Of savannah. savannah. March -. 600. Say
san Marcos .GaNostoH, March - Mallory
'Brinrs mail
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 80. slnset 6:17, moon rises. II ~
,oC.,fe II
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEAROARD CLENKANCEs.
rTOt-R AND MTAI,-rlour ina

1I0t N NND hIsAIS-~NloiF inactive anu
irregular. MIL prices were firm. but there ap-
poarcd 10 bc enough resellins here 10 supply
tho trade AZ below mill limits Spring pat
onts 81 6GHSi 50. winter straights. 81 300
81 Oj. winter patents. 50 NonS5 20. spring
clears 81 iOHS4 -: extra No winter. g, 900
- 20. No .. 81 500 81 90. Kansas stralghts.
81 l5aS9 90. fancy spring patents. 81 30G$3 50.
RYE FLOUR steady. Fair to good. 81 ooF
81 So: choice to fancy. 81 s5NSi BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR Dull: So 25nS2 - per 100
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Kiln dried 81 10
RAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow. 81 30p
81 %: coarse. 81 25dSi 30. FEED Western
spring bran. s2lQS2l 20. standard middling.
s2f4saI 10 -four do. ST. red dog. SOS city
bran s2i 80 bulk. So 30 sacks. middling.
500 5OdS2S: red dog. $50 HOMINY CHOP
So S23 bulk. s23 2OGS2i 20 sacks. OILMEAL
So 5oGS3O
IOTFFE-A steadicr feeling prevailed.
and. alter opening at unchanged 10 : points
higher. prices continued TO advance with only
occasional moderate setbacks until the close.
when net gains were reported OF II 20 ~
points sales. 80. 500 bags. European markets.
after having been closed since last THURSDAY.
showed q firm undcrtone. with prices higher
than expected. HIaNre showed an advance or
To II. francs. while Hamburg q 10 |
pfg higher. Cost and freight offers from Bra
zll were about unchanged and bids cabled M
lower figures were rejected Reports that ar
rangements were being made 10 take up the
old yalorization bonds and issue new bonds on
the remaining European holdings of about
g. 900 600 bags % valorization coffee apparently
had little influence values. Spot stcadier,
with Rio No at llSc. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

IIumidity.
q NJ. sii p. M. COS p M. Il

Official observations of United states weather
bureaus taken az p. IN. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

Vow O-loanF March 25-Tho cotton
futures market here 10 DAY was generally
dun Tho close was steady NJ a net decline
az . 20 ! points
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

From The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. March %.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
GERS have been issued
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26

ro,ecast for Special Locaiitics.-for East
Nor- York, rain In south. rain or snow In
New-York tribune., 1913-03-26
THURSDAY. MARCH %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brinrs mail.