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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-25
Monday, Feb. end.
OTTO MEYER

On February 2. 1914, we have IN
entertainment by Rogers & Grilley
that is high class in every particular.
They always please and you cannot
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-25
Monday, March 3Oth.

March Both, Lincoln Mcconnell He is coming
back. Last year he delivered one of the finest lectures
ever delivered IN Watertown. You have heard Of his
great lecture, 1.-THE Dead Lions The church was
crowded. If you heard him, you will want to hear
him again. IF you haven't heard him, now is your OPP
portunity.
One Watertown man, after hearing his lecture last
March, said: 81 would give $500 if my boy could
have heard that lecture If you want to hear some
thing worth while hear Lincoln Mcconnell, March 30th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
THE COTTON MARKET
Weak, with Slight Rallies, Clos
ing Steady but Lower.

Momentary strength was given TO the
opening in the cotton market YESTERDAY
BY frmer Liverpool cables. but the little
advance brought out liquidating sales me
market weakened. and with only slight
rallies sagged until near the close, whlch
was steady, net to points down ana
practically the lowest of the day. There
was a lack of confidence on the bull side
Of the market, and rumors OF large ar
rivals here from the South for delivery
on January contracts seemed TO confirm
predictions that Southern spot markets
will weaken soon unless there is an early
Improvement in the trade demand Ne"
Orleans denied that Southern banks were
calling loans on cotton. and private wires
said that the banks had money they were
willing TO loan on cotton collateral. II
was a holiday in New Orleans YESTERDAY
and the ginning report is expected at the
opening this morning. Southern spot mar
kets were generally unchanged, but the
local spot market lost 10 points, dropping
10 ls. loc for middling upland. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
Furnished by Gilbert Elliott & Co. No.
Wall street)
an quotations dollars per share)
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARkET.-Call money
was a little steadier. Rates: Opened 2ss
per cent, highest 3 per cent. closing per
cent Time money was considerably cas-
Ter. Rates: 3s.94 per cent for sixty DAYS.
id4I. per cent for ninety days, fLnFs
per cent for four. five and six months.
Mercantile paper continued active. Rates: :
5Gf5i, per cent for sixty 20 ninety days
Endorsed bills and choice four 10 six
months single names.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Forei ex-
change continued steady. YESTERDAY :
quotations were: Demand sterling.
1851, cables. 1880: sixty-day bills, 1850;
short francs 5.lSls plus 1854; short reichs-
marks, % lilo.
DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bos par:
Savannah buying Bloc discount. selling
par: San Francisco, sight Sc premium.
telegraphic &c premium: Charleston, buy
ing par. selling l-l6c premium; New Or
leans. commercial 75c discount, bank 81
premium.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in Lon
dor was steady at esd. unchanged
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-M Mexican tx
change on New York was quoted at 2.Oli ,.
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY. - The United States
Suo-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent OF
$l.556.l59
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
| changes. 1851, lll,l2l. BALANCES sl96S.lG:
| Boston, exchanges s2S.69925o. balances
| 81. 2Oc. 9S6: Philadelphia, exchanges sso.i.a.-
| el2, balances sI,SSl0; Pittsburgh. eX-
changes 50 :sGSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee Higher
Oats Unchanged.

Bullish cable advicts and a belief that
the export business was larger than had
been reported gave the wheat market
considerable hImness yesterday. with
prices at times iinssc, above the close
Of Tuesday \ suggestion that Europe
might call for American wheat was based
on reports that Argentine shippers were
finding difficulty i'm getting freight room.
and, according 10 BroOmhall. importing
countries will demand approximately js2,-
10000 bushels FOR the season. The close
on the local market was at net al
vance for the day of 50 &c Corn was
quiet, the close being at unchanged To
sc up. and oats showed no change from
the previous close Business in the mar
kets was hampered by wire troubles all
day.
Belief that material change has taken
place I'm the technical position Of the
coffee market gave rise To a firmer tone
and covering by shorts with buying by
trade interests kept prices on the rise all
day. except for SLIGHT occasional recess
sons. the close being at a net gain Of
10 To l. points. within Few points OF
the best. Indications Of . falling off i'm
The movement in Brazil attracted some
attention. in connection with higher Eu-
Iopcan markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
Yester

RICE-Steady. with a fairly active Job
4ieni.c; fair. iIiii5c good ordinary, 5aj'.c;
prime. J4n5isc; choice, 5is0jAc; bead
japan. 4isa5c; Patna 8h1Tc.
SIGAR-Rehned quiet and unchanged.
with graduated az i63n4.I0c. The following
prices are quoted hv the American Sugar Re
dining Company: Crystal dominos. cases 2-lb
cartons, half or fun size pieces. I.70c. ana
:. soc in leases: do cases 5-lb cartons, I.2oc.
and 100 in leases: Eagle tablets. %; cut
cubes Eagle 5-if bags powdered and Eagle
confectioners graduated. 1850: NNAN 20" =
dcred. f.Sjc; powdered and coarse powdered
ana Eagle coarse Franulatsd. $50. iruit pow
dcrod and Eagle extra fine granulated itOc.
crystal domino cranulated. cases. ., BE ana >
n cartons Sc. and 3 To- in LEASES: Eagle .
q. ana y-r, cartons OF fine granulated. t90c'
Eagle 2-lb bags do Sc. ~ N bags do. 4"JS,
, ~ bags do 100; ln-rb bags do. $3.50, %
and 30 II bags do and standard grsnulated.
l75c: fine sranulsted and diamond A. t'oc'
confectioners A. 465c; No !. 41ci NO :,
44Oc; No >. 1850: No 4. 4"oc. 10 .. 80
4o5c: 40 10. A., No II. 39jc: No u 3'oe
Nos H. Is and X. s.'5c. Receipts OF sugar At
four United states ports for the week were
26 500 tons against ~ 500 last week and l3. 100
last year MEETINGS were 3oO1 tons. against
~ 600 and 20 600. with stock 3l9Oo against
A. 900 and 20 500 In London beet sugar was
unchanged 10 I'D dcarcr with January ~ -
2i.d; Fchruary. 9s 3sd. and MAY Us 80
Local prices FOR raw Wore points lover
lin CENTRIFUGAL an 352r muscoyado 3o2c.
ana molasses > nc Sales were cars" OF
Cubas January 20 clearance Al 5-..2c. basis
g6 test. cost and freight. equal to 3'-' 'u'F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
BOND DOTS.

The city Clerk OF Glendale. Los Angeles
County. Cal. will receive proposals until
80 p. m. January -, Tor s20.co fire de-
par,ment and $500 street Improvement
. per cent bonds denomination so" ana
dated January I. 1913
The Central New England Railway
Company has applied for authority to IS
sue S2i2soHo per cent bonds under a
81. $4,000 mortgage recently authorized.
William Solomon & 60. are Offering 20
investors Pacific Light and Power Cor
poration first and refundins mortgage
sinking fund gold IS. dated September !.
1871 and due September /. 1851. Price.
81 and interest 90 yield 80 per cent.
According To reports. Jenkintown, Mont
gomcry County. Penn. favored the IS
suance Of $500 sewerage bonds at the
election held recently.
Il is reported that Hamilton. Butler
County. Ohio. disposed OH December %
Of S0o,00 per cent coupon city hall
construction bonds. denomination 30.
and dated November !. 1912.
Americas. Sumter County. Ga. IL Is
stated will hold an election January y TO
vote on a proposition for issuing $3.50
school and $1,000 sewer refundinG bonds.
The County Auditor OF Fort Pierre.
STANLEY County. s. d. will receive pro-
nosals until J.. IA, January 10 iof
$4,000 l0-20-year warrant funding bonds.
denomination 500 and date February J.
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09

tsg. 81 25a$2 75, state. in bulk. 81 s,Gs2; bag
81 Is. Western. bag. 81 4Oasi rs; bulk. 81 JOa
81. SWEET POTATOES, Jersey, No J. DBL y,
SSo 1J; basket 75ca$l 30: ONIONS, state anu
Western. white, l0o-lb bag. o0cgsi' crate ~. %
asi 70: yellow. 100-rb Rag. 5ocdsl: red, zoe
Zoe: Orange County, yellow or rec a3goee :
cuban. new. crate. s2ds2 10; ARTlCHOhEs
dozen. 81 15ds2: drum, sl4qsls; potato, DOL
81 JOds3: AN1SE. Dbl. s2ds2 %; BRUssEl,o
SPROUTS; quart 3gss BEAT S,,7S wax H., 0s as.
crate. 50cGsl: old, bbi or bag w. "e .9 20
CARROTS crate. 50caSi; Dbl. S2ns2 90 o "a
bag g)cdS1; CABBAGE. Danish, ton; Sonss'
domestic, s3asi. red. sl5Qsi7; CAULlFLUMn--
Frs California, crate. 81 80: half crate. 81 %
dsI 20: French crate, 81 25nS2 80; Flofiaa'
basket. 81 50dS2 %: CELERY. CalifoInis case.
81 25qs5; state. slGs3 80; CHICORY. DOL 81 80
as2 30; basket. si@sl 80; EscA.FRGoILIE: x gS;
box. sias2 % ENDIvE 10. spl2c; HORsE-
RADISH. 100 70. s3Gs5. KALE. Dbl. 800 s0e ;
KOHLRABI dozen lunches s2@A; IL =
TrcE. basket. .5cal -; Dbl, 3Oe9RS Sd 60.
OKRA. carrier S3as4: PEAS, small basket
81 5Oas3 large basket. S2qS4: PEPPERS, car
rlor. slasl %: o-till box 81 j0asl 70: PAX
SHIPS. bbl. 81; .PARsLEY, curly; Dbl e sIg
MAINE. basket 75cdsi 50. bbl. siQsl 80;
crate 50c1s1: SPINACH. bbl. J0cnsi; Shall
LOTS bbl 81 50Gs2 so: SQUASH. Old Dbl
81 5O0Sl 80; marrow. Florida. new, white, Doh
81 25Gs1 IS: basket 75casl %; TCRNlPs'
lutabaga. bb or bag. 50cqsl: TOMATOES.
So 20; Nassau. I6c9sl 30; WArERCREss 100
lunches S2ds2 80
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange rate
remains at &c a quart for Grade Il and sac
for grade net TO the shipper in the re zone
or 81 81 and 81 81. respectively, a 40 quart
can delivered in New York. The market il
glutted The receipts OF milk and cream. in
40-qua,t cans, for the week ended January
u fplloVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was
steady. with lake and electrolytic quotea AZ
1872 aiI.s7i.c and casting at l,.256l '3i t1c.
standard cooper on the Metal Exchange was
dull and nominal with spot January and feo-
ruary quoted at 1Td.7.37iic. March az 10
Il. 25c and April al 1857 "a 723c. London
COPPER closed a re for spot and f7G l2s sd for
futures Arrivals Of copper at New York were
40j tons and exports Tor the month thus far
g. l59 tons. 1000
TiN-rirm. with spot closing az $500
20 8Oc: January. 30 3065O. so: February. 20 =,
f5o 81 pc: March. ~. 20n50 SOC: April. 90 100
30 zoe London tin closed 81 f229 IS Tor spot
aud f22s los for futures
LEAD--Dull. with New York spot quoted at
4 a5d425c and East ~. Louis az 4.1J1 2Oc.
Lead IN London was quoted at ~ i3s od
Spell TER--Dul. New York spot t.9O6
I 40c: East 81 Louis, 112i2nI20c London
speltcr closed at t2b Is.
IPON-Clevcland warrants 61s 81 in Lon
don Locally iron was steady. with No j
foundrv Northern quoted az SIS 5Odsl9: NO =
sIsTsiS 20: No / southern, SIS 2Jmsl9; soit'
Sig oJTSIS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09

and tar steady. Turpentine firm and lc higher.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE. machine bbls. &c.
TAR. s61x0 80. RDSlN-Common TO good
straired. 81 80; and ID, SO 10; f, 81 20; F,
So ~: q. 81 80: n. 81 ~: |, SO 30: X. s. 10;
II, 81 IS. y. 81 So; ". s. 30: W ". Ss2j.
OIS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady PETROLEUM. standard white.
Ibis New York and Philadelphia, $500, bulk
4. SOC cases, lO..5c; water white. bbls, 9.jUc,
bulk } SOC: cases. 11.55c LINSEED OIL
American seed city raw. 4Gat7c; out-of town
raw. 45,0 46c; Calcutta raw. 1Vc.
COTTDNSEED OIL--There was fair
trade. mostly FOR local account Although crude
oil was offered more freely. little pressure de
veloped IN the local market and final prices
were unchanged to ! point net lower i.ocsi
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Brazilian Traction, Light and
Power Company's report for November
SHOWS a gross Of .l.773.62S and a net OF
SIOoG,2il, as compared with t1.10.1S7
and Sl004.229, respectively. for October
Inc report for the quarter ended Novem-
Der SO shows gross Of 81. 235.10S and a
net Of $G.964.501
The Brazilian Traction. Light AMI
Power Company was formed last year by
TIE consolidation Of the Rio de Janerc
Tramways. Light and Power Company
the Sac Paulo Tramways. Light and
Power Company and the Sac Paulo Flee
trio COMPANY
Representatives of the Little Falls and
Youngstown Railway Company which re-
Gently obtained permission u construct
an electric railroad between these points
ana thus complete trolley system be-
tween Buffalo and Hudson. asked the
Public Service Commission. "a District
Yesterday, for authority TO execute q
S5V".cV mortgage and TO issue 90
per cent bonds and ,55o.e0 preferred and
81 10000 common stock
The san Francisco Oakland Terminal
Railways Company's report for November
shows gross earnings Of $2S9,5S5. net
earnings Of sl66.s0O and net income of
lfS,S2i The FIVE months report shows
Z gross of s1.o55.047, net SCI. sos and net
income of SGS2.f16
The Dexter Electric Light and Power
Company has been authorized by the New
York upstate Public Service Commission
60 issue s5o.00o OF its common capital
stock.
Application has been fled with the New
York Public Service Commission ny
Holmes Brothers for a franchise authoIiZ-
ing the distribution OF electricity in Rod
wood. jefferson County.
The New York Telephone Company has
notified the upstate Public service Com
mission that il has purchased the Hamil-
ton Telephone Company. Of Hamilton,
Madison County. for the sum Of 1859
and has also acquired the CITIZENS stand
ard Telephone Company. with its principal
Office at Kingston. Ulster County. y. Y.
operating in Phpnicia. Rosendale. King
ston and Nhokan for the sum Of sl52.1oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
Ys.er

PROVISIONS -Generaly firm ana little
higher. IN 81 mpathy with live hogs. which We're
.. better. There was moderate commission
house demand but not much cash inquiry.
PORK- steady: moss. SIS 75asl9 -: Family
Sot G0as22 50: short clear S2l jOnS2j. BEEF
Quiet. mess saOT$2I. family 2i9s2J
nacknt so.dsas: extra India mess. S+OnNl
BEEF HAMS, s3OHS32 DRESSED HOES
Barely steady: bacons. I07sa &c; pigs. ll1,c.
err NEATS-Pickl~d bellies dun Al ~ I.
nick,ea hams steady At 14ac. TAIAOW
Fasy; special csc. city. SIC: country Gff
exc. LARD Steady Middle West. $3.50
q I-c. ciry. oisc Refined. South America
II 90. Continent. $40 80: Brazil. kegs. II 20c
rompound quiet az 7s.0sc. sTEARINE--
Easy: olco. oisc. nominal. city lard. l2c nom
inai. -
MOI. ASSES AND SYRUPS-Stcady and
unrhancrd MOLASSEs, New Orleans con
trifugsI common. i5aiGc: fair. l7naOc good.
n o. De prime 2sn3tc: New Orleans. open
lettle :51s5c: SYRUPS. common. 1l0l.c; me
dunn lsG11c; fancy. 25n2sc.
NAVAL sTOREs-Rosin vas ~ hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
Yester

Liverpool cables Spot-Lsrse business dolnS
sales. 1900 bales speculation and export
1900. American. 1900; Imports. ii,o" AIaer
lean. 1900: middling upland, 1.Wd. tuturs'
opened steady at point advance; closed qule,
al a net advance OF ia points TO decline o.
II: January. 8 SD: January-Feoruary De
February-Msrch 6s1d: March-Apri. $500
April-May. 6TSi: Msy-June, 6.I6ssd; June
july, sI4iad: Juy-Ausust, Sid: August,sep
TENDER. o60isd September October $50
October November 632lad; Novemeer-pecenl
ary-Fcbruary. D. 21d. Manchester-A falr busl-
ness doing in yarns. cloths nrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
s. s3as5 so

IS: wethers. 81 Jods0; ewes, s3as5 So;
sheep mixed. SASS -.
BY Telegraph 10 The tribune
81. Louis. Jan s--CATTLE-Recelpts
$500 fairly active at firm prices, steer, -
., az 10. heirers s. 10aSs %. cows, 81 5On
81 10. southern steers, So S5qs7 Is HOGS
Receipts. 5000: dull ga loo loweri cnoiee
medium to heavy weights. 81 4OmxI %; .pulk
OF sales 81 15ds7 40: packers, S1msl 30 bsst
lights 81 l5aS7 80: pigs. SO 25HS' 80
sHEEP-Receipts. $500; fairly active ana
steady; lambs. 81 JOn 50: Gull lambs, - oVm
81 I5: mutton sheep. 81 00M 81 10; common
10 medium sheep Sc 1IH 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. s.-Tfree -eishths OF cent
ooyerAd the fluctuations OF dull grain markets
to-day. closing prices being without mateiie
change from Yesterday Provisions We're slIgnt
~ moro active and moderately higher. Pros
rated telegraph wires curtailcd business
- an 90 of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Jan. s.-cLovERsEED Prime cash
and January. sl2 February. Sl2 10; March
-sl2 10 October s. 72is. AIsIkE-Prime
cash 81 s7is. February. 81 a2is: March, 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

pyshed By Charles D. Barney a. Co. No 70
.'sa street, New YORK. and no. ~ Sour
TN street, Philadelphis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

Tho following securities were sold yes
terday AT auction at tho Exchange sales
room by Adrian H. Muller Son;
Bv order OF sdminlstra,ri1
A. shares Jersey PINK Granite co. $50 eac :
For accoun; OF whom II may concern,
s. 600 900 Southern Iron and steel co. hrst ahd
refunding mortgage 2O-year gold bonds GateI
October / 1900 IN lots ~ s.. 600 each. %
II shares 81. Louis & San Francisco Ksllrosd
60. tChicsgo e. Eastern Illinois RslIio.d 20
IN per cent coupon stock trust cer,ihcsts
10 shares Title Guarantee and Trust 90. go
e, 900 Palisades Rtsity ana Amusement 90. .
per cent bonds, due 1890. Interest Jsnnsry
and July: acknowledgements. .s5'"p'
e. 100 Palisades Realty and Amusement 60. .
p4r cent bonds due 1880 interes, Jsnusry
ana July. and s. 900 Palisades Realty AMI
Amusement 60. participation cerunSAts;
- snares First Mortgage Guarantee COMPANY
OF Long Island City 800 eschJ ..........l-
80 shares william Petermsn IncD common
800 each. lot. ........'..' So 80
20 shares Franklin Trust Company OF Brook
Ism oSiO0 EACH. ..........:.... =. .2.15'
81 or0 Tennessee coal g. Iron Railroad CO.
birmingham Division consolidated nrst
mortgage & per cent gold bend. due 1917, In
teresi January and July accrued interest 20 20
g. 600 Denver e. Rio Grsnde Railroad 90. i'm
proveInent mortgage per cent eoid bonds
DIN. 1925 Interest June and December. &C
crued interest 20 be charged. ......... ."o''
rs order OF Richard o. smith. trustee IN
bankruptcy OF Macy Brothers ~
$50 shares Tramp Consolidated Minihb 90 ~
eachI: lot ........... ...'.' 49, o.. -"
shares Nevada Smelling ana Mines Cor
porauOn as each. 10 shares MAYS 'lI 90.
fsI each ? shares The Buffalo Mines, ldd
s1 each,. 200 shaTes Furnace Creek COP
nor Co 81 esch, 20 shares Anii-Elcctf0lyuc
co shares North Woods Co, - snsIes
Eing Edyatd silver Mines (S5 esclD, 900
shares Bullfros Indian Spring Mining %.
700 shares Mine. Securities Corporation ~.
Zach, ana 900 shares Montezuma Mines OF
Rics. iOt.
d" at ~ ............ $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

Atlantic Refining, Standard of New
York. STANDARD of Kansas and Galena
Signal OH preferred were the stocks IN
greatest demand YESTERDAY. STANDARD OF
level. The general list continued firm and
Investment buying readily absorbed OF
ferings at slightly improved prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
EXPORTS OF APPLES.

Exports Of apples from United states
and Canadian ports for the week endeo
January 1. furnished to The Tribune by
Lunham E. Moore. Produce EXchahgs
freight brokers boxes are counted a.
three 10 the barrel and totals given in
~.ot-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
NEW YORk PRICES
'UcEN7'-
rtnIU .>D NEh-Buslness in -four

FLOUR And NEAI-BGslness ~ houf
was restricted BY wire trouble. but the market
maintained u steady tone. The following
trlceg IN wood. quoted on IL" Ne" ioEN
prlduc, Exchange: Spring patents - JoG
81 50: winter suaights. 81 j5GA GO; winter
patents. s. 15qs5 10, spring clears ~ 'OP
s. 10. extra 40 | winter, 81 lJn$ -: No =
81 0;0 81 ~ Kansas stTdigh,s. " l'nN ~.
fancy spring patents. 81 IOGSj 90 RYE FLotR
-DuII. fair TO good. 81 6OdS3 -. choice TO
fancy. S. gGasl BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. y -
asked per loo NJ BAG MEAL-Finc white
and yellow. 81 30d31 80: coarse. 81 239>l 30.
FEED Western spring bran. s2i; standard
r,Id,Uirg S24 -four go. 81. rel dos. S@e 80
eli, bran So bulk. S2t - sacks; Widdling
So. :Oas.a. red dog. $50 80 hominy chop 81
mix sa2 .; sacks: ollmeal. 81" .jaS33
COTFiI.-There was decidedly him'i
time and prices ruled considerably higher on
covering Of shorts or buying by trade interests.
with tho close steady at net advance OF rom
10 TO II points: sales. $500 bags. tn" mar =
kct opened steady at unchanged prices. but
oulcllv advanced on higher European cables.
r.ports OF slightly higher cost AMI freight Of
fers from Brazil and smaller interior receipts
There seemed to be quite n good deal OF cJlce
offering from scattered sources Oh the al
vance but II was believed that tnaterial
change had taken place in the technical posi-
lion Of the market. and while there were slight
r.crgsiors under realizing. the close was within
. or 3 points OF the best spot coffee was
stead, al 1880 for Rio -, OF about sc higher
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-09
CASH QUOTATION
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nav York. JanuarN :. ~

New York. January :. 1913
GRAIN WHEAT-Oviug 10 the Western
storm private wire service was almost para
lyzef to-dsy. that trade was rather limited
The ;one. however wac steady. with prices at
Times showing an advance OF "a &c above tho
previous night and finally i.9i.c net higher.
The chief explanation for this was found In
more bLilish cables and q belief that actual
export business tn the last fow weeks has been
considerably larger than she figures given on.
each da,. Tho proof Of this 10 the large move"
msut out 81 tho country from week 20 week.
a partial decline % l.d VAS shown IN Liver
tool while Berlin was 90 higher and BucuOs
A,rcs isqi.r higher At Budapest there was
= dsciln, o. 20 According 10 Br0onhall
there IL HE demand from importing coun
tries with requirements fOr the season ap
preximatirs 502 co.. Opo bushCls For the Ga'
me export business reported Vas about 10
loads cash market easier on the basis Of
~ Is nominal 'Or 40 red iu elevator and
Duluth % o b afoa' CORN-Thc marie,
pa, tsthe. marrow All dsv. closing unchanged
N - not higher. Traders bought early, bus
sold out on later predictions OF clearing weather
over inc belt and reports ot larger country
offers Liverpool marSet Was "a I'd net low
Or Export sales Of about u loads w"r" r"
ported Export corn mere. JJ'ic. q auoai.
OATS business sas h.it'd chi'ny % prD!cs
soral opera lions. md the market acted stead'.
closing without change rom tho PREVIOUS
night ia the cash market standard Wnif'
oats vets quoted ~ 10 nominal. No M
quoted: 80 3. 3si2nB'sc. No 4. 3sa3"c .
natural white. 35iaajsi.,: clipped. - Gilc.
an trask RYE-Steady 30 . Western 6In
go d., Buffalo. BARLEY Steady. mailing.
G0nIOc. Buffalo feeding. 90. Ne"
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by w y. Coler a. Co. No " 'eAs
street,
Accrued interest 10 he added

s3iz various matufl1es is-'-lsii "'7VH''-" N'~
oCoupons interchangeable. iHeeIstered *'oi'
mons Unregistered and coupon.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

r-.hishel by Middendorf. Williams * Co, NO
y Pine street. New York, and NO l-s bas'
NSnnsn street BsltlmOre.J
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

IMsturins 1918 go
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u a. Pine street.
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
BOSTON STOCKS.

IgfnishsC by Charles Head & Co.. No. u wall
street,
LAND
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Nothing could be learned ia we'll in
formed quarters concerning the repor.
that some New York interests have been
working on plan 10 consolidate several
large Canadian iron and steel companies
and a number Of United States concerns.
The report was that the capital of the
new company would be $1,000.