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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York January 7. 1911:
BEEA ES-Raceinis 81 orr or I LIZ he

New York. January 7. 1918.
BEENES-Receipts. 80 cars or l,IJ2 head:
nearly all for slaughterers. No trading in
i've cattle; feeling steady. Dressed beer
slow at i0013iac for native sides; Texas
beef. "a lOi2c.
CAIyEs-Receipts. 40 head. 40 on sale.
Choice stock firm; other grades steady.
Prime to choice veals sold ar S12 Gsl2 80 per
100 ID; eu!is SO No lanyard or Western
calves offered. Dressed calves steady. city
dressed veals, i4u1Si4c; country dressed.
~ n l6c.
sales-B. v. Otis & Co: 10 veals. $50 Id
average, a sl2 80 per 100 10.
II. II. Hollis: II yeals, ljJ 10. So 80
., ; Sanders: YEA 23O H. Sl3; 3. 10 10.
SHEEP AND LANLrS-Receipts. cars. or
90 head; "a cars on sale. Market strong.
Medium to fair sheep sold at s+dS4 80 per
100 ID, a few head tDrme). 50; prime year
50 3d. cults. $6ass 80 %. WV Dressed sS' mutton ton
steady ut H9c per ID; best wethers exceed
ed quotations; dressed lambs firm at 100
i5c; hog dressed, - n 1Gc; country dressed
| dollhouse lambs steady at sass per car
cass.
ssles-s. Sanders: l32 state lambs, 20 ID
50 %; sheep, 1903 10, So; 4. 1O5 h. 81.
kerns Commission Company: los Ohio
lambs. 20 10, 81 so; So Ohio yearlings -
Tobin & shannon: 90 state lambs. 81 H.
80 p; culls ami ycarlings, 90 h. So: IL
state sheep. ia 10. 81 30.
half a car on sale. Steady feeling for pigs.
weak x for Others her Good medium hogs sold
steady At sisa1iIsc per ID.
sales-S; Sanders: 81 state hogs, les ID
average, IS per 100 ID.
Chicago Jan. T. 49, CATTLE 49, Receipts
1000: steady to strong: beeves. 50 81 a 50 40:
Texas steers, 81 10H 50 50: Western steers
s. 1OTS7 4Oi stockers and feeders. 81 400
81 GO: cows and heifers. So SJ0S 81 80: calves
- q Si1. HOGS-Receipts 30. 900: closed 10
a i3c lower; light. s. 2oq$7 40; mixed. 81 10
81 %. pigs. S5 7JGS7 40: bulk Of sales 81 30
HsI 40. SHEEP-Receipts. -. 600: active and
lOI l1c higner; native. 81 80 n 81 90: Western.
tive. 50 6jaS0; Western, So 75a$91O.
Fast Buffalo. Jan. 7-CATTLE-Rccept
900; active and firm. NEALS-Recepts
100. active and soc lower at SASH -: =
heavy. l0c lower; pigs. 2n0 25c lower. heavy
and mixed. 81 -. Workers. 81 7Jd - 30: pigs
81 So0SI %; roughs 81 - a So go; STAG
s. j0N 80 -: dairles. 81 Goa 81 SO SHEEP
steady
Cincinnati. Jan 7.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
37t: steady; steers, 81 s5dSs 20. helfers IS
q s. %. COWS 81 ~ n so; calves steady. s. "
packers 81 55Q 81 90: common sows, $50
81 10; pigs and lights. 81 7Ja 81 90; stays.
50 Z. So 80. SHEEP-Receipts. 80: strong, SO
usi 20 lambs strong, 50 25H IS -.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
st. Louis. Jan. 7.-CATTLE Receipts. 5000:
active at steady TO strong prices: steers. - 10
Southern steers So 75as7 HoGSyReceipts..
1850: slow and about Sc lower: choice ne
dunn 10 heavy. 81 45GS7 57ia bulk Of sales.
$! 25aSI 80; packers. s. l5as7 -; best .ghts.
'ceipts. 2,O0O: in demand and &c higher:
lambs. 81 75Qs9 medium DO. S7a$7 60: mutton
sheep. 81 75dS5 10: common and medium. 50 IS
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Thc local street market was
steady and unchanged. with lake and cleo
troiytic quoted AT 1852 y Nl7S7i5c, and
casting at 1850 1857 &c. Standard copper
on the Neral Exchange was weak with spot
at ia 1891 re: January. ia II 35c: Feb
ruary, 17T1727i2c; March. 17dl7.20c AMI
April. 1G.S7Ls a t720c In London copper
closed firm. with spot at t76 as 81 and fut
ures Ga. Arrivals OF copper AT New York.
p tons; exports for the month thus far,
3.03l tons.
T1N-Locally was weak, with spot az 30 20
d5G.30c: January. 80 20n 30. pc, February.
80. ] ! O 80 25c; March. 5O.1Oft O.1Jc; April.
5Off5 80. lJc Sales Of tin. 80 tons London
tin closed at 1923 for spot and f22S los for
futures
LEAD--Quiet; New York spot 4.25 4.35c.
and East - Louis. 4.i5Q4.20c London lead
closed NJ ~ 13s Sd.
SPELTER-Quiet: New York spot, 1909
740c. md East 81 Louis spot. 1l2 y q I.2Oc.
London closed at f26 IS.
TRON-Cleyeland warrants. G1s I'd in Lon
don. Locally iron was steady. with No 1
foundry Northern quoted at SIS 5OdSio No
.. SiSHx1s 30: No I southern. SIS 2Ju $40;
No / Southern soft, SIS % Sis75.
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CAPITALIZATION READJUsTED

The American-La France Fire Engine
Company, corporation. with principal
Offices at Elmira. n. Y. has readjusted
its capitalization so as to permit the in
PRODUCTION N 100000 new money, needed
by the growth of the company's business.
Swartwout d Appenzellar prepared the
plan Of readjustment, and were appointed
fiscal agents of the company.
On January 20, 1912. all the assets Of the
American-La France Fire Engine Com
pany were sold to the AmeTican-La
France Fire Engine COMPANY Inc
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NEW YORK CURB.

Little or no interest was manifested in
the curb market yesterday and while the
general tone was steady the volume of
business transacted was on an exceed
ingly small scale. Price fluctuations Tor
the most part were confined To small
fractions. with the exception of a few OF
the higher priced shares. Standard Oil
subsidiaries Were moderately active in
spots. with a few price changes. United
Cigar Stores of America. after opening up
=, eased off. Tobacco products preferred
ruled steady. There was a fairly good
demand for British American Tobacco at
a slight improvement. The copper issues
were dull and somewhat irregular. Silver
shares were easier on light offerings.
Bonds were in fair demand and irmer.
Gold and silver shares were rather ir-
regular and only a few important changes
took place. Jim Butler sold from Coo TO
&c and North star from l9c to.2lc with
assessment paid. West End Consolidated
changed hands at 81 - and Montana
Tonopah at 81 S7i2. MiZpah Extension de-
clined from 1ic down to 1lc closing AT re.
Goldfeld Atlanta was i'm good demand at
l9c and Merger Mines at 2Sc. TCnOpah
Belmont was little lower at IS 30. The
market closed quite firm. Detailed opera
tons follow:
Oh 10 4. No., .
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January !, 1918.
N-WHEAT--Prices were steady. but
the market moved within the narrow range
ruling for the last two weeks. Early In the
day firmcr feeling prevailed and the market
worked Up itdAc Foreign markets were
firm. and the European visible showed a de
crease Of 10000 bushes for the week. Late
In the day selling pressure developed and prices
gave way quickly. closing at only Slightly
above the low OF the session. at net decline
81 "a &c. Exporters were In the market. and
total sales reported at all positions were 20
loads. No red winter wheat 81 O6l2 eleNa-
tor and 81 O7ia o b aioat. No ] Northern
spring 93Itc Z o b anoat. CORN-Prices fol
lowed much the same course AS wheat. adNanc-
ing early and easing of late under liquidation
Final prices We're net unchanged 10 lsc lower
Export corn. J5a.c ( b aiioat. OATS-Only
moderately active. and after advancing IA Ar
early. eascd or and closed net unchanged 10
&c lower. Cash market firm. standard white.
90; No 3. 3sisd39igc. No 4. 3Sn39c; natural
white. 81 za39i9c and white clipped aS'2P
Iic all track. RYE-Stoady: No Western.
C7qGac ( Buffalo BARLEY quiet: malt
Ing. GOd70c 1 Buffalo: feeding 56c ! T
N.st NgF
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the week were 10000 TONS compared with
% 600 last week and 10000 last year. Re-
ceipts at all ports we're $4,000, against ~, 900
and 81. 900. Exports six ports were 24.oVo'
com pa red with 81. 600 and 5000 and stock
is 10000. compared with 5000 and 10000.
In London beet sugar was steady. with jan
uary at o. 2hd; February, 9s 3%d: May, vs.
7isd Raw here was quiet and unchanged,
with centrifugal at 3.55c: muscovado, 3.Ooc'
and molasses sugar. soc.
HIDES-Moderately active; offerings not
large. and prices unchanged.
IEATHFR-Business still Influenced ny
the Stock taking period. In some quarters.
demand shows signs OF improving and "A
steady tone was noted.
DRCGS-Essential oils moderately active
and steady. while roots sold well, with prices
UNCHANGED
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BOND DOTS.

Y. ". Fowkes, clerk OF the CHOSEN
Freeholders Of Sea Isle City, Cape May
County. y. J., will receive proposals until
u a. m February for S20,50 and $4,000
road Improvement Az per cent 5o-year
bonds denomination 500 dated January
]. 1873. Accrued interest TO be paid by the
purchaser
Lee. Hgginson e. co. are offering to In
yestors 10000 United States Smelling
Refining and Mining Company per cent
'hree-year gold notes. due August j. 1914
Authorized and issued. 100000; price 1874
and interest. TO Weld about SIS per cent
According TO reports, Tulsa, Tulsa
County. Okla. will hold an election on
January 70 to decide on the proposition OF
Issuing sl750O bonds for City Hail.
convention hall and market combined
additional park sites and boulevard sys-
tenn
Fan Rafael, Marin County. Cal. il is re-
ported, is proposing the issuance OF $1,000
street Improvement, $4,000 canal dredging.
N0'co bathhouse, $2j, 900 incinerating plant
And $1,000 bitumen plant bonds.
Y" ". Seymour. Mayor Of Tacoma,
wash. will receive proposals until II a.
%. January % for $4,000 bridge bonds,
aae In fifteen years, and $4,000 road
Donds, due 5000 annually for fifteen years,
ana $500 In sixteen years. The bonds do
hot exceed per cent interest and are of
me denomination of 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The American Light and Traction Com
pany has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 2i2 per cent and a stock divi-
dend of 2is per cent on the common
stock and the regular quarterly dividend
| OF IL per cent and half of per cent extra
on the preferred stock. If this rate is
kept up on the preferred the stock will
be on an per cent basis.
The report of the Northern California
Power Company. Consolidated. shows
gross earnings for November. 1912, as
S6S.5O9. net earnings of S1.25S and net i'll
come after maintenance and depreciation
reserve Of Nl.195 Bond interest for the
month was SS9l0. leaving a surplus APP
plicable 10 dividends of si2,2s4 for the
| month.
Under the reorganization plan of the
Sedalia (Mo) Light and Traction Com
pany a new company has been formed.
which will be called the City Light and
| Traction Company, to take over all the
property Of the Sedalia company. The
Consolidated cities Traction. Light and
Power Company controls the new COM
pany.
The Monmouth Light Companys report
for the nine months ended December 81.
1912. shows gross earnings of s., l55. operat
ing expenses 1928 and net earnings of
S2,S92 This company exclusively supplies
electric light and power for Freehold,
Englishtown and Marlboro, n. J.
The Commonwealth Power. Railway d
Light Company has declared an initial
dividend OF / per cent on its common
stock. payable May to stock of record
April TO- and the regular quarterly divi-
dend of IL per cent on its preferred
stock. payable February / to stock Of
record January H. The Commonwealth
company has a capitalization of $500
! O1o consisting of sl2,000OOo common stock
and $500 900 preferred stock. II owns
and operates hydro-electric, gas, street
railway and electric light and power
properties in Michigan.
1t is reported from Sharon that an an
nouncement has been made by the west
Penn Traction Company Of Pittsburgh
of the merger of the Washington Electric
Light and Power Company Of Washing
ton. Penn; the CanOnsburg Electric lASht'
Heat and Power Company OF Cahohs-
burg; the Citizens Electric Light and
Power Company of Mcdonald and the
Waynesburg Electric Light and Power
Company of Waynosburg, which became
effective this month. These Will be
part of the West Penn system. 1t is also
stated that some of the plants VIII ne
abandoned
There is a growing tendency among ne"
companies especially, to install storage
| batteries i'm their cars, instead OF using
the old overhead trollcys. The latest COM
pany to follow this plan of Improvement
| is the Wilmington. Newcastle q Delaware
CITY Railroad Company. which has pur-
chased the Wilmington Southern Traction
Company. Of which Il. Clarence Jones
of New York. was the chief owner. TINS
line. 1t is said will entirely DO away WIN
overhead trolleys and use storage battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
CONTROLLER PRODS BANKS
Insists They Report on Accounts
Held as Correspondents.

washington. Jan. 7.-Lawrence Q. Muir
ray, controller of the Currency. to-day
TOOK steps to induce national and state
banks to comply promptly with the re-
quests of the national bank examiners
Tor reports regarding the accounts they
mold as correspondents for national banks
10 test the correctness of the asset of a
national bank known as due from other
banks, the examiner asks the other"
banks to fill out "verification' blanks.
These requests. Mr.. Murray says are
being continually ignored producing wide
spread complaint. 4 thorough investica-
uoh Will be made of any national bank
negleCtful In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
v. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

washington, Jan. THE condition Of the
'ih'ed States Treasury al the beginning OF
business to-day was: Working balance. 800
$500 in banks and Philippine Treasury
f,.vzihle. total OF general fund, 144l26,-
NJ, ny. receipts yesterday. si,2I2.36s: disburse-
H. s'sh t9lJ,09i. The deficit this fiscal year
=. ssSl.1is. as against deficit Of $2i,5f9,-
- 80 Iasi year The figures for receipts, dis
EASEMENTS and deficit exclude Panama
~'Hal ana public debt transactions.
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WOIAssEs AND SYRUP

MOENSSES MD II NtF-SyTups HIfl Out
quiet; molasscs steady.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine steady
10 firm. Resin unchanged, with tar firm
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trocum steady at recent prices.
RICE-Business moderate. but market
steady Dan Talmagc's Sons Co. New or
leans. telegraphs new crop movement TO date
as follows: Receipts. rough. $50. 900 sacks.
against 81. 900 last year; sales cleaned $40 =
100 pockets compared with 76I. 232 last year.
SuGAR-Renned steady and unchanged,
with graduated at tG5G zoe. In cuba. 90
centrals are working. against rs last week
and 1875 last year. Receipts at six ports for
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CURB ECHOES.

The consensus Of opinion on the curb IS
that the recent declaration by the d.
rectors Of the United Cigar Stores COM
many of a quarterly dividend OF j. per
cent and - per cent extra does not mean.
that the stock will be put on a perma-
nent per cent basis. The brokers con
tend that it will remain on . per cent
basis. and that the directors will declare
an extra dividend when they deem IL ad-
visable. Selling at los, said one broker
the stock is surely high enough for a D
per cent issue.
All the departments Of the curb took ON
dull attitude yesterday most OF the day.
Prices were irregular and trading was
nractically at a standstli. With only a
few sales Eureka Pipe Line sold up from
800 10 39S, but later reacted somewhat
Standard Oil Of New Jersey also sold up
from 400 TO 4a.
The report Of the Buffalo Mines, Linn
tied. shows that during the 512 hours that
the mill was in operation 4,2I6 tons OF ore
were milled. with an average assay per
ton before milling of 6O.3s ounces OF silver
and 227 164 ounces recovered. During the
month there were 26i,127 ounces Of silver
paid for.
The report of Tonopah Belmonts opera
tions during November show that 1926
tons Of ore were miiied. an increase OF
92s tong. as compared with October. The
not value OF the ore miled was about
1893 S26. which is a net gain of S0'6s. The
net profit for the month was Nso'z''
There were 1854 ounces Of bullion pro-
duced and 1851 ounces of silver yielded
II is estimated that profits during the last
three months were approximately $13o'i1'
Dividend requirements for the same Pc
Rod are $4,000.
The last report from the Oil Fields OF
Mexico shows that Well No. 20 is down
200 feet and Well No. 30 Is down l'5o
feet The company produced $500 barrels
during the week ended January 4.
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PROXISIONS-Tho delIvery ID about I'D. OOl

PKOVISIONS-Tho dcIIVcfy OF ABOUT TO,UUV
tlerccs Of January lard In Chicago after the
close on Monday had a bearlsh influence on the
whole provision market. and prices were easy
under liquidation. PORK - Barely steady
mess. SIS T5qsl9 ~: family, s2l sou So 80.
short clear. s2i Joas23. BEEF Firm mess.
s20aS2i family. S24as25. packet $22qk23;
Dull al s30Qs32 DRESSED HOGS-Steady.
bacons. lO7sQl1hsc: pigs. 11@c. CIT MEATS
-Pickled bellies dull AZ he; picked hams
steady at 1ti.c TALJOW steady. special.
7c. city SIC; country. Gd6Ac. LARD
Weak: Middle West. $500 15c; city easy at
gi,c Refined. South America, 1l2Oc. CONT
ncnt 10 soc Brazil. kegs. IL zoe. Compound
steady at 7&4sc. STEARIN.-Easy. OlcO,
oi.aiOc: city lard. re. nominal
COTTONSEED OlI-Busness small and
prices were easier closing al a net decline OF
3lfl points Local contract prices
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Jan. THE contest over the price
OF wheat on the Board or trade 10 Jay iooheu
ike draw most OF the day, but the bears
were on top al the close. with prices i.a'ac
under Yesterday. II took considerable unload
ing By longs. with profits In sight, ana much
nres.ure from short sellers. to check further
advance In corn. Final prices were practically
Unchanged Oats were quiet and closed lrregu-
lar. while provisions decline from ioa2''1c'
Range OF prices:
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MY YORK PKI(ES.
BONDED WHEAT.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARiNCES.
IIOIV AND MAJ,

y
but prices were steady. Spring patents - yodt
81 ~. winter straights, - JjaSi 90. winter
patents 81 TJGS5 Ia. spring clear. 81 3ouS' %.
extra No I. winter 81 lJGSi -. No =. 81 Goa
81 20: Kansas straghts. s. ljUS1 -; fancy
spring patents. 81 iOdS5 90 RYE FLOUR
Quiet. fair 20 good. 81 tpaS3 -, choice TO
fancy 81 a0dSI Bt' CkWHEAT FLOUR
EASY 81 ~ asked per 100 H.. CORNMEAis-
steady: kiln dried. - IL. Rag MEAL-Fine
white and yellow. 81 3OHSl 30: coarse. 81 25a
81 30. Western spring. S2i: standard middling
s24: flour do. S21; red dog. SIS 30. city bran,
S23 bulk, s2i ~ sacks; middling 50 5OdS2s
red dog $50 80, hominy chop. S23HS24 bulk,
S24 2jd<25 90 sacks. oilmea So 50qS33
COFFEE-It II apparent that all branches
OF the coffee market are waiting for the an
nouncement OF the valoriAtion sales, due
aDou, January rs. and there was feeling or
tlmiiity about taking speculative chances
either way. Prices at the start were 5di
points lower. but after showing further
loss Of Id3 points. the market rallied and at
the close was steady at . points net decline TO
3 points advance: sales, ~. 100 bags. The late
rally was due To smaller offerings and buying
hy trade interests. including roasters, prompted
by a stcadier feeling AT the close In Europe
and on firm cost and freight offers from
Brazii Havrc showed decline OF IA y
franc. Hamburg was unchanged TO y pig low
err AN 4 the special cable showed an advance of
100 rcis for No Santos. Spot inactive and
unchanged on the basis OF l31sc for Rio No /.
Local contract prices
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MIsCELLANEOus.
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from me
port of New York for the week ended
January are estimated at N5.0d2i.
against sl23l2.6l6 in the previous week
and 500 1g1 in the corresponding week
last wear
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CRUDE OIL UP AGAIN.

Findlay. Ohio. Jan. An advance OF &c
a barrel on Wooster oil. making the price
81 IS. was announced to-day.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

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Liverpool cables Spot I'm good demand. sales.
10 900 bales. speculation and export. l,MD.
American Il 600. imports. 22,OO. American.
10 600; mlddllng upland. 7.1d: futures opened
quiet. at 4q5 points decline: closed barely
steady. isdTis points lower: January, 0s3 20;
January February. 6.sOisd: February March.
q nd; March-April. esd: April May. 1854:
May-June. 6T5d; June July. 673d; July Au-
gust O. 7Oi: August September $500: Septem-
Ier October G43i1d: October November. G.3id:
Noyember- December. G.30lsd: Decembcr-Janu-
arv q 20izd Manifestations. fair business
doing: cloths. more demand.
New Orleans Jan. Heavy selling. attrib
uted 10 interests Identified with recent bull
movements put cotton futures prices here at
noon 1916 points under yesterdays closing
level though there was partial recovery In the
afternoon on profit taking by shorts. and the
close was steady at a net decline OF laG
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MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..

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January :. 1918
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

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CO.. 80. ~ Broad street,
open. High. Low. Bi Asked
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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iCTOTTONsEED OIIEBusIness smaIl ana

prices were easier. closing al net decline or
2li4 points Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08

The Monmouth Light Company's report
for the nine months ended December 81.
1912. shows gross earnings of s., l55. operat
ing expenses 1929 and net earnings of
81. So. This company exclusively supplies
electric light and power for Freehold.
Englishtown and Marlboro, y. J.
Evening star., 1913-10-05
!. r. Glass. Cabbage First, H. c.

c. F. Glass. Cabbage = First, H. C..
Lemon; second, Mrs. E. Dorreu. Chinese
cabbage-First, v. K. Chestnut; second,
]. E. s. Norton. Pumpkin-First, H. e.
Davis: second, v. K. Chestnut Sweet
corn-F1rst, Mrs. H. c. Lemon. Chard-
First, ". X. Chestnut. Peanuts-First
H. e. Davis Yellow squash-Firsts James
M Hail. Green squash-Second. James
M. Hail. Spinach-F1rst, James M. Hall.
Peppers-Ffrst, Mrs George w. 8. Frank
lin; second, M. NJ. Clark. Stalk Of toma-
toes-F1rst, NJ. M. Clark. Green tomatoes
First, C. F. Glass: second, NJ. NJ. Clark.
Winter radishes- First, c. F. Glass. Sum-
mer radishes-F1rst, v. X. Chestnut. Tur-
nfps-Ffrst. C. F. Glass. Celery-Second,
C. F. Glass.
Department of art: Grand prize, Mrs.
w. B. Clark. Landscape Photograph
First, Mrs. w. B. Clark; second, w. r..
Ballard. Portrait photograph = Second.
Mrs. w. B. Clark. Object photograph
First, w. r. Ballard; second, Ralph Glea-
son. Collection OF photoyraphs-Ffrst, w.
r. Ballard: second, Mrs. w. B. Clark.
Water color landscape-F1rst, Charles w.
Smith: second. Mrs Nv. B. Clark. Pen
drawing-First, Charles w. Smith,; Sec
ond. Allan Pottinger. Cuno. collection
First, Mrs. w. b. Clark. Water color fig
ure-First. Mrs. w. B. Clark.