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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

For SALE-Two three-year- old
geldings, Partly broke to ride
Will make saddle horses
! Il. PHELPs.
6tf. puwderhOrn. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

tgR sal.S-t,liver fypewr5fer IA
Eils1a cs,aeiti,sn
VA Ma MINNIE EygNs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

GOR Two-year-old bay
colt, weight about $40 pounds.
1-p3 NALLACE IANoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Prof. +. Schavers, agent for the
famous Indian Remedy" Cures
rheumatism. kidney and bladder
troubles, etc. 81 90 a bottle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

lntermarrlages of whites and
blacks, whites and Japs, whites and
Chinese or the intermarriage Of any
of the three races is made unlawful
in a bill presented to the house bv
Representative W. W. Rowan If
Ooray county. The bill places a
penalty from $50 TO $500 for the
performance Of such marriage
Clerks who issue licenses for the
lntermarriage of the races in the
state are made liable from a fine a
from 500 10 $1,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Mrs Cl.resee Adams eutertsised
the Five Hsaared clsb last We'd
Hes8sy
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

You can get bargains in Good
Things To- Eat" besides something
Tor nothing at the Up to Date"
grocery. GANETTF BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
CnooksrOa
Nsws-CAanpioa CorrespoaAesss:

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mcdonald were
visiting near Crooks. Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Leonard isstaying with
her daughter. Mrs. john EreBs for a
while.
Mr.. Tom Noble and Robert Parlin
has moved back tn sargents,
Forest Duncan, wife ana baby, are
visiting with his parents.
l.. +. Templeton is driving the stage
from Sargents to White Pine
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
For Sale

i have the finest grade Of seed
barley. Orders should be placed
early.
2tf. Mrs A NJ. r Crooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

J. ". Campbell Cf Hotchkiss was
visiting relatives in GunnisCn this
week on his way to Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

D, l. MeGruder and Horace Mao.
# Crested Butte. were IN Guanssou
several days the latter pert Il lss'
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

b. p Mcdonald, of lola. sas IN
town several davs last ~eek
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Small house of rooms. > lots.
good lawn. electric lights. city water.
Pleasantly situated, Tor sale. Ad-
dress. ELIZA THOMAS.
GuuHI~On GulO
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

We are agents for the "hoyal"
typewriter. High quality, low price
easy terms. Every mp to date i'm
provement Gail and let Ms show il
to YOU. GAVETTE BROS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Our store will he headquarters Tor
tunny valentines. Don't fail To see
them and get our prices.
at. GAZETTE Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

FOR SALE-Three Cyrstal White
orpiBgton Cuckerels. kellarstrass
strain. Inquire JESSIE WYIIE.
Phone Beaver No. Gl3. 3p
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Bring your combings and have
them made mp.
1tf CLAIR I. STRoIsE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Hard and soft coal. Dray and
transferring. s. f. Day, Phone,
Gunnison lO1l 3ltf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
Local and Suburban News

A = E.u.Ss@ &ss sF fss~ Cs~ss
ros >snass
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
|\xIANT-ADS in this column
w get sure Results. They are
only FIVE cents a line. GtSNtsoN cHSNE IS,

Black Diamond Coal
t6d. 8 + Day, agent.
Try the Baldwin stage for prompt
service and q comfortable ride.
6tf. H. s CRARY, Proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
SEED Oats fer Sale

Churison. Wisconsin No. and Col
orado 81. r.. u. MERGFLMAN 7tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Ambrose Tucker returned 10 bis
home in Iowa Monday after . visit in
Gsnnlsoa wpsh the Nsders.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

| have moved my office to nv
home at the corner OF Main st and
Georgia Ave.
52tf. Dir. Gro. SULLIVAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Harry and Archie Miller were
down from Mill creek Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

j. A. FUDGE, Painter and Decora-
Cor, North Main Street, Gunnison.
Sign work a specially. 4ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14
APPLES

will be in Gunnison about Feb
l9 with car OF apples viii sell
them at s 20 per box Come to car.
J. H ZuLER !
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Dick McClain, of Read, who had
been visiting his brother at Gunni-
son, returned home last week
Delta Independent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Berky 1T
Monday for an extended trip through
the South and East. They vii
visit Mrs Berky's brother in Kansas
City and with her parents in Persa-
cola, Fla. From there they will 90
to New Orleans and on 10 Cuta.
They will return by way Of Nsw
York and visit in most Of the large
cities Of the East. Misses June and
Winnie Owen will occupy their
house during their absence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

FOR SALE-A nice bunch Of Poland
China shoats- Weight f.om fn to- ~
pounds. Price g. to 50 each Cash
with order. J. W. SMITH.
Upper Gunnison.
Phone Iun Gtl.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

COAL, COAL. COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-14

Work is being pushed in the G "a
Belt Drainage and Transportati n
Funnel at Pitkin 1t is a large tuu-
mel and since the work has b. Re
done by hand progress has been
slow, but the head Of the workings
now is about 400 feet from the flre
Of the surface 4 large quantity 4
mine timber has been recently
hauled 20 the tunnel by Z. WyIe.
DIR y. Macintosh was up fra IN
Gunnison Friday in consultafiGn
with Drs. Miller and Good regard
ing the illness Of John F. Chrysfil.
-PItkin Miner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat. Corn and Coffee Lower
Oats Hold Steady.

Bearsh sentiment, based on AN over
bought condition and slackening OF the
export trade. dominated the wheat market
Yesterday and there was heavy selling
both here and abroad. the local market
showing declines of Iad2.c at the close, a
little up from the lowest OF the day.
which marked loss of CSC from the
high OF last THURSDAY. There is some
uncertainty in the market rs TO whether
the drop Of the last few days is more
than natural reaction. or whether the
bullish features have been discounted
Much Of the foreign selling was attributed
10 larger worlds exports, lower Canadian
and Argentine offers. and less active
demand for cargocs. Corn held steady
most Of the day. but late in the session
declined. although there were large snip
ments against liberal interior receipts,
with little pressure Of spot offerings. The
close was i4c down from Saturday. oats
were quiet but steady all day, closing net
unchanged.
Coffee traders were puzzled over the evil
dent nervousness i'm the market, there be
ing little in the foreign news to cause H.
Selling i'm the late session became active,
and was credited 10 weakness in specu-
latvc circles. An early advance to
slightly over Saturdays close was lost
i'm the afternoon. the close being at net
loss for the day OF to u points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
THE COTTON MARKET
Bearish Sentiment Causes Heavy
Selling, with Close Steady.

Weakness in Liverpool and heavy sell
ing here. which was attributed 10 hedg-
ing against spot supplies In the interior
gave a weak tone TO the cotton market.
under which May contracts dropped To
| II 69c. or So 50 a bale lower than the high
of last December. \ little covering near
the close Of trading steadied the market
temporarily. leaving the closing figures
ll5d2i points under those of Saturday.
While Southern spot news was confiictins'
there were some advices Of easier markets,
chiefly from Memphis. and there were
many predictions of break in the South
ern spot markets Some New Orleans
traders seemed hopeful Of the market at
its present level, but Wall Street and up
town offerings were heavy throughout the
day Liverpool cables attributed the break
there TO American and Continental sell
ing, combined with freer offerings of spot.
Southern spot markets were generally
l.dLc lower, but the local market.
though quiet. was unchanged at 1890 for
middling upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

1000; prime heavy steers. ssasa %; choice
| heavy. s. 5OGsg: nanny fat. s. 23aSs GO; fair.
s. 6oas6 -: choice heifers. 81 iomss. choice
Fat cows, 81 65aS7 %; fair. 50 0dso 20;
a Ss,I' CALVES Receipts 200; top. 81 20.
HOGS-Receipts $500; prime heavies, ,. rob
81 ~: heavy mixed, 81 SOFAS. ~: mediums
S. IOaSs ~: heavy Workers. 81 l0aSs ID; light
Receipts. $500; top sheep. 81 %; top lambs.
s925
Cincinnati Jan. 2o.cArTLDmReceiP.ss,;
1889; steady: steers. 81 I5nss -; heifers - y
81: calves quiet SGaSli HOGS-Receipts.
s. 797: quiet and Sc lower; packers. y 6om
81 40: common sows. s5ns6 co. pigs ana liSnts'
- 25aS1 90: stays, sias6 40 SHEEP-Ke-
ceipts. 296; steady 81 5OaS'; iamos quiet
IS J09s9
East Buffalo. Jan. o.-CATTLE-Receipts
T. 400: slow and 20a35c lower; prime steers.
ss 5OGSs -: butchers. sass %; bulls. stn
s. %; heifers, 81 75as7 80; cows. So 25as6 80;
stockers and feeders 81 JOd$6 75 fresh cows
and springers active and strong, AT s3od$S
NEALS-Receipts. 500: active and steady, ar
ice higher. heavy. 81 S0dss, mixed Workers.
and pigs, s.: roughs. s7dS7 l0 stays. 50 5oG
ST. 30: dairies 81 90dss SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts "a. 400: active: sheep lon25c high
er: lambs 3jc higher; ames So ssa - . co. yesr
50 JOaS6: sheep. mixed. 81 J0dsS %
ST Louis Jan. 20. -CATTLE-Receipts o.
900: steers l0c lower: other grades steaoy'
steers. 81 9oGs9 %; heifers. 81 1oas1 20: cow.
81 4Oase co; southern steers. 81 9osG 30.
choice medium to heavy weights. 81 5OI$I ~:
bulk OF sales. 81 35as7 80: packers. 81 1o1
81 30: best lights. sTnST Is: pigs. So 251sI
SHEEP-Receipts. 300: good grades iirm and nd
mutton sheep. s. l5as5 40; common TO medium.
50 50ds5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Can money
continued easy. Rates: Opened "a per
cent. highest per cent, closing y, per
cent Time money was quiet Rates,
3s,G4 per cent for sixty days 4uiA per
cent for ninety days. Hr4 per cent for
four months. iu42 per cent FOR hVe
months and iAu4l2 per cent for SIX
months Mercantile paper was IN moder-
ate demand Rates, i2,HSi4 per cent FOR
sixty to ninety days Endorsed bills and
choice four 10 six months single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Fore ex-
change was firm. Yesterdays quotations
were: Demand sterling, 4SI35n4s'iO; ca
blps 1875: siXty-day bills, 1851. snort
francs. ) .o7s. and short reichsmarhs, 91h-
DOMESTIC EACHANGE.-Boston par.
Savannah, buying S-l6c discount selling
oar: San Francisco. sight Sc premium.
telegraph &C. premium Charleston. buy
ing par. selling Lice premium: Cincinnati.
par: Chicago, &c premium 81 LOUIS, -Vc
premium bid. 25c premium asked; New
Orleans. commercial 75c discount, bank 81
premium.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver IN Lon
don was steady at % lied. an advance of
l-l6d.
MEXICAN EXCHANG E.-Mexican ex-
change on New York was quoted at 20ll2,
unchanged.
SI-R-TREASURY.-T United States
Snb-Treesury was a debtor at the Clear
ing House Yesterday 10 the extent OF
so, 3G6.
HANK CLEARINGs. York. ex.
E"st5n' exchanges SSSoi5si. balances
s2.I71.9iJ: Philadelphia, exchanges s23,oil,-
30 balances s2.Ojs,4i0; Pittsburgh, ex-
changes $s.i2i,7Ss: Chicago. exchanges
s5s.5s7.ci3. balances SS,l35.2s9: baltimore
Louis, exchanges >l6,iil,665. balances
ST. 2,lS;s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
CURB ECHOES.

Atlantic Refining was again the main
attraction on the curb yesterday but this
time on the decline. instead of the up
ward trend which il has had for some
weeks. The stock broke yesterday from
go at the opening To oIV.
The mills of the Butte Central Copper
Company will he ready for operation by
tho LIST of next month. according to a
statement made by the superintendent
The two carloads of delayed machinery
have arrived, which is being installed just
as rapidly as the extra force of men can
do the work.
The report of the Nipissing Mining
Company on January ,, 1913. showed cash
in the bank Of $910033. ore and bullion in
transit of SlJO.1I9 ana ore on hand and IN
process and bullion ready for shipment OF
$500, 1876, total Of $l,i1O,9lS.
The second annual report of the New
York curb Association. compiled by Sec
rotary Franklin Leonard ir.. shows that
total sales of industrial shares traded i'm
or the curb during 1917 amounted TO
4,295,4lj. against l.35665l in 1911. IN the
mining department l2,6S9U3 SHARES
changed hands during 1872. against Liz, =
3ll in 1911 \ total of 5000 railroad
shares was traded in and the total value
of bonds transacted was $;5r93.oo'
The financial statement of the Curp
Association shows total receipts for the
year of 81. 29l and total disbursements oil
1857. The total balance row on hand is
Sl5.Sl2. SiXty-one companies listed their
capital stock on the curb during the past
year with total capitalization OF S'S''-
1873 Including the ninety-three mem
beers elected during 1912 the association
membership is Sl6.
The annual report Of the Colorado
Springs Mining Stock Association shows
that Si69.7s4 shares changed hands:
against 540S.2S in 1911, an increase OF
3.O6l .JO1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
BOND DOTS.

According to reports School Treasurer
Murrell Dobbins of Philadelphia, will re-
ccivc proposals until noon on February 3
for s.. 10000 4 per cent gold registered tax
exempt permanent loan for the purchase
Of school district sites. alterations and
various repairs. denominations 500 and
81 .OlA. and due 10000 annually from July
J. 1923 to 1872, inclusive.
f.. n Rollins d Sons. y. ". Hdlsey a.
co. and Torrance, Marshall q Co. Of
San Francisco. bought, it IS reported, on
January the $4,000 per cent l6i2-ycar
average highway bonds. denomination
81 90. and dated March !, 1913.
IT is reported that the city Treasurer of
Trenton. y. J.. viii receive proposals UNI
I'll D. m. January % for $4,000 school
and $4,000 AZ per cent 30-ycar registered
water bonds, denomination AT purchaser
option. in multipleS Of Sl". and due
March l. 1913 II is stated also that l.. II.
Rollins q Sons, OF Boston. were the sue
cessful bidders on January IL for the SOL
$50 A. per cent l0-year paving bonds.
Billings, Mont, according to reports.
Will hold an election on March . to vote
ON the proposition OF issuing SJ,j,pJ mu-
nicipal water plant bonds.
Dayton, Ohio. authorized the issuance
of 1900 per cent street Improvement
assessment bonds. denomination $1,000,
dated February ]. 1913. and due $1,000 on
February l. 1911. 1916. 1917 and 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was AGAIN
unsettled with lake quoted at 1854 '.9c
electrolytic. 10 25dl6 soc. and. casting, loc
standard copper on the Metal Exchange Wa
weak. with spot quoted a. lJ2Jc; January anI
February. - 23d -. zoe; March ana april d.
lJlj6 2ioc Arrivals Of copper at Ne" 1ofh
we're As tons, and exports for the month mus
far H. :,~3 tons In London copper closed frm
TIN vas weak in New York. with spot
quoted at 80 45aJO. JOc; January. 80 33n ~ ~
February. 40 75GJO. 25c; March. ~ 81 a's'c
April 40 JOa 40 75c, and MAY, 1871 ieni9.o2 &c
I'm London tin was easy, spot closing al t-z'
los and futures al f22j los. -
LEAD was dull. with spot in New lolh
quoted at 4 25d 35c. and East 81 Louis i'lon
4 DE London lead, FIG Us 81.
SPELTER weak with spot in New lotS
quoted at 72od7 4oc. and East - LOUIS "a
I5c. London spelter closed at f.6 2s 90
TRON-Clesland warrants, 6is Ii2d in Lon.
don. Locally iron was unsettled, with 20
Northern quoted at SIS 5On SD; NO SlNn
SIS so. No / southern. SIS 2JHsle' ana NO
southern soft. S1b 25dSlS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

asa: CIiODRY. Dbl. 81 joas2 30; basket I1ca
81. ESCARoLE. Dbl, s2aS3; basket. I9cnsl I
Elephants. box, Slds2; cuban, slgsi a.
ENDIVE, TO- Safe; HORSERADlSH, iVo ~
S3dS5: KALE, Dbl. 3GaJOc; kOHLRABl Dbl
s2Ts3; basket or crate S1Isl 50: LETTJ ~.
basket 25cnSl; crate. 23cGsl Dbl. JOcgsi !.
LIMA BEANS half box, sass. crate. s2Gsi'
SaGsl: large S3ak5. PEPPERS. carrier. sla
81 p: 9-till box 81 5OqS2: PARsNiP>. b6L
75caSI: PARSLEY. curly. Dbl. sldsi 80: PLAIN.
slas2; crate. 7Jcasl: ROMANO. basket, yoc
asl; Dbl. 5Ocasl: crate. I5cdSl; SPINACH.
bbl. 5Ocfisi: sHALLOTs. Dbl, 81 oas3 90
SQUASH, old. bbl. 81 50dS2; Cuban; new
white. box. 81 j0ds2: Florida, 81 oOaS2' paShet'
T5cfisl 20: TURNIPS rutabaga. Dbl or bag.
sOcdSl: TOMATOES, Florida, carrier VI "q
81 30. Cuban, SlHS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

SUIT as the charter of the company is
PERPETUAL ana 1t is said, does not specify
mat artliicial gas must be furnished,
me charter giving the company the right
10 distribute and sell gas" in 81 10
seph, without specifying artificial or
natural
FOR the purpose OF retiring it's 5000
VvV . per cent first mortgage bonds.
Iand Railway Company is issuing to
stockholders S3.617.90 new stock at par
IN proportion of one share of new stock
Tor each hVe shares now held, which VIII
De used, together with the money re-
manning from the proceeds of the stock
issue made last year. After these bonds
Will he paid off there will only be re-
naming 100000 Of bonds on its entire
property. II is said that the city has
appraised the property al a value in eX-
cess Of $25, 600, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
GOLD EXPORTS CONTINUE.

Further engagements Of gold were
made yesterday for Argentina by New
York banks. the total consignment yes
terday for Saturdays steamer to Buenos
Ayres amounting to nearly 100000. or
this sum the National Bank of Commerce
will ship 100000. the National City Bank
$4,000 and the Anglo-South American
Bank $4,000. Together with the gold en-
gagged and sent to South America last
Saturday. the total consignment since the
first of the year is s.. $4,000.
I.azard Freres engaged another s.. 0O0. 90
In gold bars for Paris yesterday. making
total Of 100000 gold that has been
taken there since January Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. Jan. 2o.-To-day's market IN local
securities averaged lower and the genera
list displayed a strong tendency to lae'
There was no snap To the trading anyWhtI'.
arS-ROcbuck common maze the ti'"lvSS
loss around a point. and the selling OF
Pneumatic Tool ia small lots resulted III
fractional declines The company IS a-lhN
an excellent business. but some hOluvi ;
have become disappointed at prospects OF
mo Increase in the present rate OF NV
bends Chicago Railways Series :, Wool
worth common. both classes OF American
can shares. Swifts and steel common
also ruled slightly under previous ''OSiha.
I-rion carbide. Hart. Schaffncr X Marx
preferred and ShipbuildinG ana Bootil
FISHERIES common issues were unchanEoG,
Title and Trust gained point on Sin''i
dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21

Unsettled: mess. $40 25qsl9 10 family. s2ld
s23 short clear S2iM$22 -. BEEF-Steady;
mess. s2oaS2l; family. S24n$2j; packet. S22a
s2I. extra India mess. S3sdS40. BEEF HAMS
Dull S3OdS32 DRESSED HOGS-Steady.
bacons, l07sal1isc: pigs, l1@sc. CUT MEATS
Picked bellies steady, l2c: picked hams
firm. l4c. TALLOW-Quiet, special, Csc city,
csc nominal country. 5kH6ssc. LARD
Firm: middle West. 10 30alO 4Oc: city. iOhc;
refined, South America. IL. +Oc Continent.
loI0c; Brazil kegs l.. 40c; compound steady.
Iisai%c. STEARINE-SteadX; oleo, 9l2ul0c;
city lard, l2i2c nominal.
(O1TONSEED OII.-Irregular. the spot
position showing steadness, while late posi-
tons were easy, prices at the close being |
point higher for January and > to s points
lower for other months. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London. Jan oo-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day were ll,sss bales, prlnci-
naIly crossbreds Americans bought larger
nrantftv OF the finer grades. ami the home
trade and the Continent readily absorbed Tho
remainder as well the merinos brought
forward Prices were in sellers favor. To-
dav's sales follow: New South Wales, = 200
bales; secured, Is 4dG1s Dad; greasy si.dm
Is 3i4d. Queensland. 300. greasy, II 'ada is
"a. Victoria 300; secured. Is ldals 4gd.
greasy. sdals pad. South Australia, 100:
greasy, 7s,ddis Id. West Australia. 6no;
greasy, 7ddls -. New Zealand. 800
secured 1Oi2dG1s 1Oi2d. greasy, 6isdals ) I'D
Punta Arenas 1900: greasy sdd1ii2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. 20-Wheat declined IA sc net
to-day, corn and oats were steady and pro
visions scored an advance Of 7iz4111sc. The
decline in wheat began at the opening IL was
checked momentary by local influences. but
was weak thereafter. Lower cables. an IN
crease in the visible supply compared with
big decrease a year ago, an increase OF 2
500 900 bushels In the quantity afioaf ana
heavy worlds shipments were too much TOT
the price Expor. business was fiat, as was
that in the SPOT market. The close was only
sc over the bottom. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Business for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday amounted TO
about 1000 shares, all on the selling side
The heaviest selling was in the copper
stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. January -. 1919.
GRAIN - WHEAT - Their" was iurthcF
heavy selling. and prices for the day lost 2
10 80 ~ the low point % the day me mar
itot showed loss " about 2A4c from the hsh
ruiri ~ THURSDAY The decline was attributed
4, oyerh0ucrt conditions and the fact that tlc
.Nport demand had not followed the recent
advauce Furthermore. she situation abr"hu
vas moro against values. Foreign markets
were generally lower. and private cables htat'd
that There was heavy selling owing TO larger
worlds exports lower Canadau and Argentine"
offers Az well as predictions Of larger snip
rrert, from Argentina and less acuNe q"
ruard f0r cargocs The visible supply or ia
i've wheat I'm the United states Increased
Si5 600 bushels while total stocks Of native ana
bonded wheat decreased 2gl 900 bushels com
parod with a decrease last year or 2-J>Vu
\, red winter wheat. 81 ~ elevator ana ~ 10
Z "a h afiuat. No Northern spring, - ola b
sfptf CORN showed = steady undeftohe I'
tIoyy OF the weakness In wheat. bu' prices late
Ir he dav were rather heavy. closing az h'i
decline of i,c Tho visible supply inctehs'I
rs 800 bushels compared with decrease last
wear of fgS 900 World exports were 1,Hfl.
900 bushels compared with 3.GG".OuO last week
and . - go last wear Export corn 1bHt
Z % % snoat OATS comparatively quiet. nut
rrices held steady. closing net UNCHANGED loI
fr. da, III. visible supply increased o25,oDO
bushels compared with a decrease last y,a'
of ...5 900 cash market easy, standard Whle
800. No . rs. No 4 3Tl4c. natural "hlt@
37G3g.: white clipped. 33Hilc. all track. ~ r.
Steady. No . Western. GIndNc, g / BuHalo
BARLEY STEADY: mailing. 6UHIoc, But
faIo. feeding GDc e. 1 Z New York