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to good. 81 eoass 20: southern, IS esgss?t
calves. Sc 5oaslo HOGS Receipts. 500.
packers and butchers, s. 45aSs Is: light. 81 -
ass 20: pigs. 81 500s7 30. sHDEP-Receipt
l. 600; strong Colorado lambs, IS 35gSS Z
ycarlings, 50 1881 49, wethers. IS '5ass 8
ewes. S5ns0 90
Cincinnati, March ll.--CATrLE -Reoeipt.
lis. steady: steers, IS 2jass IS: heifcrs.. 81 %
aSI 80: COWS. S3n$6 10; calves steady. 81 ~
sl1. HOGS-Receipts. 1895; active: packer.
Sgdss Is; common sows. S6dsI 40: PIGS an
lights, S6ds9: stays s5as7 80 sHEEP-Hs
ceipts, %. steady; $3asJ 30. Lambs - 30
50 -.
Past Buffalo. March l1.-cArrLD-Re
ceipfs, 40: active and steady. NEALS-Hi
ceipts. Is: active; 75c higher: $4T<l2 -. HOG,
Receipts. $500; actiye; l9125c higher: hes,
and mixed, 50 30qS9 -: workers and pigs. - "
a$9 ~: roushs, So Sass 40; stays. 81 -
81 80: dairies. 81 2jnS0 40. SHEEP AN
LAMBS-Reccipts, 1000, active, steady an.
unchanged.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
s. Louis. March 11.-CATTLE-keceipts
2 600 fairly active and steady TO sirong't
steers $50 50: heifers. Sjass p; cows, 81 =
1rs1 ~: southern steers, 81 40 y * ~ Io5S
receipts $500: active and 10 2oc hie -
ert choice medium to heavy weights, - - =. "a
81 o.: bulk OF sales. IS s0I So: hackers. - ~
ii s. %: best lights. s. JOnS> 20; plgs, - ="
- ~ - SHEEP--Receipts l,sVpi Sooo
gradec steady: lambs. 81 2jns9: ouli lambs
81 1885, 10: mutton sheep, - - 81
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appeared to be the signal for heavy sellhs.
however. ana late in the day the market y"
weak closing at about the lowest. folt -,
steady: mess. t2I IJn ST.: family. 81 oo%
81 30: short clear, S2IuS22 80. BEEF. M ss.
slo4S20; family. S23qS2i; packet. s2leSs5~.
extra India mess S36pS31. BEEF HAMs
Dun at S:2as34 DRESSED HOGS steaIS,
bacons. l2~gI2%c; pigs. i3isc. CUT NEE
Picked bellies firm al l4dit-.c; II 10. ~ e.,
- 10. lAulihc. picked hams. ljc TALLoN
Steady: speciil' &c: city. exc; country. jl<g
6isc. LARD-Neak. Middle West lug
lns0c. city easy, iciec; refined weak. SCUM
America 2.0jc: Continent. ll.iOc; Bra%i
kegs. l3.cac. compound steady. lAHs'-e
STEtHjNE-guiet oleo. TO-: city lard. i &C
COTrONSEED OII.-Early i'm tho day
there steadicr tone. but there appeared
10 be llttlc In the consuming trade 10 cncoui-
sge new ventures on tho buying side. Late IN
the day easier feeling develol cd. and AT the
close the market showed net decline o: lgj
POINTS. Local CONTRACT lrIcos.
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for cosps.
was firm with lake quoted l5i.dlossc; tiecic
Standard CONFER on the Metal Exchange wa
steady. with spot. March, April. May an
.June quoted 143 y Qi4.75c. In London cope
closed at f65 5s for spot and t65 los for tutnfei
Avr,vais of copper at New York yesterda
were ls5 tons. and exports Tor the month thu
FAR l5.573 tons. - 81
TiN-Was steady at 40. 25G46I5c for sfof
March 40 3OG46 75c. April. Al. nio 45c; MAJ
AGA az l2Isc: June As 70d 40. Sc; July. $40
a. 75c, and August 45.l5a i'.5Oc. London H.
closed e2i2 for spot and f20s for futures.
IEAD-Was quiet and unchanged In Ne
YORK al 1904 iOc and at 4.l5ai.22isc Esn'
ST Louis 40,
SPELTER-Q New York spot. $50
@ 4Oc and East ST. Louis, 6.log0 2oc.' Lons.'
speter. IA les. 20
IRON-Cleveland warrants. 62s 10ird In hoi =
don Locally iron was unchanged, with No ,
foundry Northern and southern and No T
southern soft, SlI 75e$lS %: No Norihs
N
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March ll.-Nheat today sCld ai
tho lowest point in months. Liverpool as
catches. referring 10 ;ighrness OF the mono,
situation there, had much 10 do with The Dc
stoadv showed a loss OF IGia.c net. Com
finished @aisc down. oats OF 7.a1ssc ana
PROVISIONS less expensive by i5d42i2c, Heavy
The nood of offerings quickly overwhelme-
the buying that had st-adied prices AZ t1e
outset once the downturn set IN the market
seemed 20 lose power 10 raiiy. In adaition
to the discouraging advices from Liverpool
there were bearish conclusions In regard %
farm reserves: crop news. notably IN Okla
bona. was against the bulls ana II was salo
the outlook was FOR increasing receipts Ru-
mors that rehabilitation Of tho Russian I'M
Austrian armies woulu be announced seoD.
possibly tomorrow. added TO the Hurry RsDse
of prices.
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HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Kaiser Wilhelm IT. reported as $50 mhcs
east Of sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is eN
pcctcd 20 dock this forenoon
Tho Krooniand. reported as Oh miles east
OF sandy Hook - a m yesterday. is expected
20 dock this forenoon.
Tho Madonna. reported AS so miles cast or
SANDY Hook ~ noon YESTERDAY IL expected 10
dock Friday forenoon.
Tho Rarharossa. reported as 75s miles east
Of Sandy Hook AZ noon Yesterday. is expected
10 dock Thursday forenoon
The Philadelphia. reported az 7a3 miles cast
Of SANDY Hook at $40 a IN Yesterday. is eX
pcctcd 30 dock Thursday forenoon.
The President Lincoln. reported az 40 miles
cast % Sandy Hook at 4 90 y yesterday. ~
expected TO dock Friday forenoon.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

lew York. Aar-h II. 1913.
GKtIN HFAT. A. the government &c..
port on faru reserves wa published after the
close 80 the market on Monlaf. To law was
fhe first opportunity tie trade han u express -
ing SIS views ou The rep ~ through ~" me
aufn ~ operations. After fsirlr STEADY
opening. the volume OF selling Increased or
f.rlngs became heavy late ana pri'e= broke
sharply. closing 90 q net decline ~ 'sHl'sc.
The market tou bed tie lowest level reached
rirte about the middle - December. and there
APPEARED % be- general impression That val
u-S were feeling tle Influence Of the large sup
plies The market lacked the sustaining in1u
cuce which a. this tim" u the year is often
derived from uufaFoTdale crop prospects ia"
weather lu the West was highly satisfactory
and .rop accounts were NerG favorable Even
the foreign crop reports showed Improvement.
About tie Ouiy encouragement for the DAY -
ihe bulls was evidence that exporters nave been
iu The market ur. about 40 loads We" ir
ported 10 have been BOOTED. although n ItFs"
part Of this Was lslict ID to he on old business.
IN the .o-al cash market 40 red winter
IS heat was quoted s. o. p elevator ana VI 10
Z D., D afiott. 40 I Northern spring NSi.r %
aroat tOEN The fact that the government
report on corn reserves lnd fallen short ~ u"
private estimates caused an early advance -
about 80 with evidences 81 further buying D.
leading bulls Tie magnitude Of tie reserves.
however. AMI the break In wheat resulted ia
heavy selling IN tho afternoon. and prices de-
clfrcd - from the top. closing az "A net loss
o. lr. Export corn. 6GHc aiioat. OATS
The farm reserve on oa's "as 80 eNiu'hiN
bearish that prices declined sharply under
heavy selling. closing weak az the fottom'
with a net loss ~ Saia.". Cash market easy.
standard white 8sc: 40 ,. 3Tiac. No \. 3'r n
&c; natural white. 36hG3sc. white Clipped.
eGii a to- (all 'racID RYE quiet. 10 West
-rn &C. . Z Buffalo bAltbEl PWst NAV
INK. 65a5sc / I Buffalo: feeding. 55''c
Ngr
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 1.-THE offerings at tls
wool auction sales to-day amounted %,
10 zoo bales. largely crossb which veea
readily absorbed at steady prices. Nedte~
grades. were helped by renewed Amerk an
Suving The Continent and home buyt
rompeted spiritedly for merinos. The SALE
follow: New South Wales. 1000 bate
secured Is 2dais tisd: greasy, stdm 2
std Queensland. 900: secured. Is 81
secured. Is dd2s I'D; greasy. sdais
south Australia. 100: greasy. pd als fc
West Australia, 400: greasy, 81 0d- New
zealand 1900 secured. Is 2hdMIs no
greasv. 7dfis Sd Cape OF Good Rope am
Natal. LOO; secured. 10 edgis lihd
greasy, 6h q lid.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March

ORDERS ISSUED. army ana
navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
Brlgadior General JAMES PARKER assigned
% assume command lst cavalry Brigade'
Fort Sam Houston
Major WILLIAM KELLY. corps OF engineers:
from Philippines, April i5 TO Office chief OF
engineers, Washington
Ms Tor JOIiN n HOAG. retired. recruiting Of
ncer, 20 Walter Reed General Hospital.
Name OF Colonel CHARLES o. NORTON, IN
fsntry placed on list detached officers, and
name OF Colonel SAMUEL w. MILLER. In
fantry removed therefroH.
Captain WILLIAM NJ. COLVlN coast trtii-
lery, from 18Th 20 18th Company
Captain FRANK n. MCCOY. 80 Cavalry. de
tailed member general stan corps, Wash
ngton March 20.
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OARSMEN TO HOLD MEETING
National Association to Decide Place
for Regatta.

meeting Of the executive committee
Of the National Association Of Amateur
Oarsmen will be held at the New YORK
Athletic club. Central Park South, on
Saturday evening. at o'clock sharp FOR
the purpose OF selecting date and place
for the next regatta.
The meeting will be an open ops' ana
rowing men are cordially invited to at
tend
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NEW YORK PRICES.
sEABOARD CLEARANCE-

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour nominaIiy IN
changed but the market was weak. ana X was
said That a decline Of fully loc a barrel wouid
have becn necessary TO eject safes spiihs
pafents 81 5OaS4 50. winter straisnit' ~ ooR
81 *. winter patents 81 sO1S' ~. spilns
clears. 81 2JaS4 80, extra 70 ! wihier - oog
$40. extra 40 . winter. s. G0ns3 90 Kansas
s,raigb,s 81 9odsi -. fancy spring patents
~ 40aS5 90 BTCKWHEAT FLoUR-Duli'
e. 9sms2 "a per 100 n. RYE FLOuR-Qulet'
lair 10 good 81 5Oas3 so. choice 20 fancy
81 s3as4 CORNMEAL- dried 81 %.
RAG MEAIs-Fine white and yellow ~ 'oV
xi Ak. roarge Al 2JqSl 30 FEEp-Westein
snring S2l 75as22 %: standard middlins. ~ y
So2 IN -four DO 81 red dog. SO .; CITY
bran 500 bulk 500 sacks. middling. >15is-o'
red dog $50 80: hOminy chop, S-.pS-' puIh'
90, oOas24 2n sacks: Oiimeal $40 JodS3o
(OFEEt-ln spite Of nrner CANES IMAM
expected from Europe. where Halre showed m
sd,ance early Of ! franc and Hamburg was
a pfg higher the market nere, aitef an HieSu
lsr nnening developed decided heaviness. First
prices were 2d7 points higher Tor near posl
lions. and unchanged TO points lover Tor
later months and during the morning the
whole list showed weakness and declined 10 pe
low the previous close The decline mere 'auseu
an easier close In Europe, nnai prices az
Usyrc being :, franc down from the top anu q
franc net higher. while Hamburg Was "a y
no higher Late IN the day bulls showed
disposition 10 support the market, ana prl'rS
recalned mart OF the loss closing steady az
net decline OF 2d7 points; sales, ",-Jp OAKS.
cost and freight offers from BraZh were ABOUT
unchanged bu, demand was small. ana some
authorities held that Brazil has been ihodcr
ate seller here Spot inactive ana uncnahseu
at l2a.c for Rio No 7. Local contract prices;
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Onicial Record and Forecast. NashlhsV

oaciai Record and Forecast. w Washington
March 1.-THE storm watch carsed genera
rains in the Eastern States during MONDAY
has passed into the Atlantic. faH "eathe'
NOW being general In practically all sections
oyer the Eastern hair OF the country fs"
10 however. falling in the West Gl!f region
and an extensive disturbance has developed
In the Far West.
The temperature is stili above the sea
sorot normal in all sections OF the country
Tbe west storm viii cause precipitation
"a the plateau and Rocky Mountain regions
ard on The east slope. also in the Dahotas
",d Minnesota, and rain viii fail IN ".
,pos. Gulf region. while fair weather VIII
n,oSau wednesday and Thursday In the
dpsst and central portions OF ne country.
Moderate temperatures for the season Wiil
oontjnuo I'm all sections except the e;.treine
Northwest -,. a.. ..,.,. aoos, ~pilI
g., i,bt variable East Gulf coast. light
,Daeiahle. West Gulf coast. moderate easter
10 on Lake Michigan. moderate 10 brisk
sos s,nsmcrs departing Wednesday for Euro
- not,s will have light variable winds
~ "a GENERALLY fair weather 10 the Grand
Banks.
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lasscs. which were IN rather light supply
and firmly held Syrups quiet ana I'M
changed.
NAVAL STOREs--Turpentine slightly Gag
ier both IN New York and at savannah.
Rosin and tar quiet and unchanged
OII~-I.inseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trOlcum steady at recent prices.
RIGA good volume OF orders are COM
ing from out of town buyers. with fairly
good local demand. Dan TalmaRe Sons Com
pdny telosTaphs Louisiana crop movement at
New Orleans To date as follows. Receipts.
rough 9G5 o. sacks. against I 100. 800 last
veal. and sales cleaned. 62o $50 pockets.
compa rcd with 1881 332 a year ago.
tGAR-Therc was no important change
in refined. with list prices ON basis Of 4.3Gc
for granulatcd. but orders were booked At
$500. Raw ruled steady. with centrifugal
~ $3.50. muscovado Bose. and molaSses
sugar 2e3c IN London boot sugar was
steady and q n I'D higher. with March ana
April az los I'D and May los I'd. IN cuba,
~ ccntrals are working, against 10 Last
week ana l13 last year
HIDES While there was no selling pres
sure. some hides lately arrived have not yet
been pIacod. and tn. demand FOR common
dry hides IS not liberal city packer hides
have been quiet. but steady.
LEATHER Firm generally. IN spite o.
talk % somewhat lower prices for upper
stock feathers Loading holders Of oak solo
are confident. and there is lttle selling
pressure.
DRUGS STEADY. with good 'obhing de-
mand Essential oils steady. selling we'll IN
iObhlng business while roots We're Arm, with
4 good call for tho leading kinds.
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Yestsr-

Liverpool cables-Spot quiet: sales. $500
bales; speculation and export 200; american.
900; imports. 4.000; American, l2vo. md
ding urland G.7sd: futures opened steady. AT
lI9qf2 points advance: closed steady AZ ret
advance OF 3a4is points; March; So2l1d;
March April. and April-May, 500 ay-Jont'
65fI5d: June-Iuly. 649iad; July-Ausast,
6 4Gd: August-Septem 6.37 I'D: September
october. 625i2d Understanding SIG
November r December. 6.lJ I'D. December-JanN-
ary 6l4izd. January February, $3.50. Van
chestor-Yarns, not much doing. cloths quiet
New Orleans. March 11.-Profess'oral leau-
ing constituted the most OF the activity in
cotton futures here to-day. and though tf'
huving % cO-ers by shorts was Offset IN q
degree by fresh short selling. prices at -,
close steady. showed 4 net advance OF 6n III
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. March II.


BEEyES-Receipts 81 cars. or 200 head
. ears FOR the market Feeling steady. \
car OF cows changed hands at SO 30 a So %
per 100 H. Dressed beef quiet but steady.
Native sides. 10is a. 1879 per 10. Texas beef
81 n lOiac.
salcs-Tobin & shannon COW. 1880 II:
at 81 - per 100 10: .. 9l5 IN. at 81 IS: 9 755
To- at 81: T. 100 10. at 81: 4, 6l2 10, at 50 30.
CALyES-Receipts, 81 head: II on sale;
feeling steady. Light medium yeals sold at
city dressed veals. l5a l9c per ID; country
dressed. IL d11c.
Sales-Tobln q shannon: II veais. lis ID
average sii ~ per 100 ID
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. cars.
or III head. all for slaughter. No trading.
Feelng steady. Dressed mutton steady at
81. n i2iac: Few choice ~ethers i3c;
dressed lambs slow at 1874 n l6ifc; hog
dressed. he. country dressed dollhouse lambs
ouiet AT seas IS per carcass
none for sale on live weight. Feeling weak.
Country dressed hogs steady at ga 12lsc per
no for heavy 10 light weights
Sales date yesterdayD--S. Judd & Co. g
state hogs, go 10 average. at 81 % per
100 ID.
Chicago. March II -HOGS-Receipts. 1900;
active: mostly Toe higher: closed weak bulk
Of sales Ss 6JuSs So light. s. 65dS9 mixed.
s. i5flss 90 heavy. s. iJnSs 50; rough. - 23u
s. -: pigs. 50 soass -. Ca CATTLE-sloT,
asa rs; Texas steers. 81 50dS6 90; Western
steers 81 G0GST 30; stoekers and feeders. S6u
s.. COWS and hefers 81 J04$S: calves, 81 J0H
s s,n fS 90 900; native. sdasI: Western. 50 $50
s.. warnings 81 25nss 30 lambs. native, $sn
So, Western. ssds9 90
Kansas city. March 1I.--CAT@TLE- Receipts.
~ 600 including 1900 Southerns weak
dressed beef and export steers, Is i59se. iair
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sierra Observation-Disclosures Mich. 20. $50
Tahiti. Marqucsas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia VIA san
Francisco Manuka ...... 900. Mch. IS s. 80
Hawaii. samoan Islands New Tea
land. Australia via san fran
esco)--Sonoma Observation-Disclosures 2, $50
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Incal Official Record.

Local Official Record.-The following omclai
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
Ing date OF last wear
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY, ~ degrees
at p. M; lowest "a, = a. do M s,e rag
II: average Tor corresponding date last thirty
three years. SO. . --..
Local forecast: Fair to-day ana 10 morrow
moderate Temperature. light variable "ihus'
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from Wstorto'n :. D.. TO Pierc. $. d.
and take station "a inspector instructor. or
. Ganizcd militia of south Dakota
fantry. 10 army retiring board at Fort BAY
ard FOR examination.
Leaves of absence: Major WILLIAM KELLY
corps or engineers. one month aud twenty
nine DAYS ON relief from Philippines First
Lieutenant ROBERT e.. MpONALD, med
zeal corIs. one month.
NAVY.
Roar Admiral =. H. BAILEY and Medical
Director a. Il. WENTWORTH. commits
Passed Assistant Surgeon +. W. p. HouGH.
detached the Intrepid. 70 Asis,ic stationA
raised Assistant Surgeon W J. ZALESKY.
detached navy Yard Charleston; 10 Asiatic
Passed Assstan, Surgeon T.. T. REED do
lachcd naval station Tutuila. Samoa: home.
await orders
Assistant surgeon y. i. SULLIVAN. detached
Naval Medical School: 20 Asiatic station
Assistant surgeons JOIN BUCKLEY !. G.
w G Cq GY6X II 4 R HAFEi N %l AFH
NETT. g. \ SIMPSON. " : BAN
BRIDGE. II. g. FULLER. T.. G.. LElll;. J.
MCIiARDSoN. W @. MORGAN. e. T.
VAUGHN and =. =. SIIIPPEN. commits
stoned; - medical reserve corps
Chaplain r. Il. THOMPSON. commissioned.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVY VESSELS
These movements Of vessels arc reported:
ARRIVED
March . Tho Tallahassee. AZ Washington
March 10 Tho Galveston at Ercmertor. the
Mars M Hampton Roads: tho CulGoa. th"
May Tow" and tho Dolphin. nj Guantanamo.
SAILED
March n Tho san Francisco from Guanta
usmo FOR Norfolk: no saturn. from san
Diego for san Francisco.
Tho Promejhcus ordered placed out ~ ser
wee navy Hard. Mare Island. March %
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TRANSpACiFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. IN y !. +. NJ
'"pan Io,S o,' MAJ, rnS wa ''C'' meh 10. 80
Hawau Oia san Francisco Homo. . ,o
l4laU ." ~ 80 W.
Hawaii Fiu Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via Nictor!a) - Yea
landia mil ~ WV
Japan Corea China, Philippines
via Victora)-Enpress Of Japan Meh. u. o'dp
Japan. COrea, China ola Scatter
-AntiloChus .....-...... ...... .MCh ~ "'''
Hawaii Japan. Corea. china wa
San Franciscan Sbinyo Msru. Men. H. o'So
Japan Corea. China VIA seattel ,o s.on
Lord Derby ............. Men. ~ "'"'
Hawaii via san traic!sco)
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PROVISIONS - Firmer at the outset
prompted bv advance Of points IN tic r.S
CENTS represented u freak movement. ms
brcak i'm the grain markets IN the afternoon
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steamers Ryndsm Dutch. Rotterdam; Vic
toris Luise lGer>. Havana. Is insst'n. 'tc'
Grenada GBrl. Grenada: Princes. Anne Nor
folk and Newport news, Brighton 'Nor' fort
Antonio. Cincinnati Ger, Naples; Apache.
charleston and Jacksonville. Oroiafa tr): Fer
muds Indrakuala tbr). Yokohama. harif
Iuckonbarh. Ponce. Tl cid. Galtcston. C.v
OF Savannah. Savannah. jamestown Nor'p.k
and Nov no-, Vows. FaMnee Pu-laaelnhla-
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,o-da, and THURSDAY. moderate temper"
80. Iicht variable winds.

,,uDs,tvsnia fair to-day and probably
.r,,,,sdsv' NOT much change IN temperature
nent ,onii,iato,,a unsettled weather Wednes-
,.' aud 'rh Irslay with probably rain
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVY VESSELS.
1'hcse movements Of vessels arc reported
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. CTS: sunset. 6.o3 moon sets. 1859
moon age, :.
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Humidity.
\ D. IN III


oeiciaI observations taken AZ United states
weather bureaus at p. m. yesterday ionoW.
80. Temperature. Weather.
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Uovecasi for special LocaIities.--For last
.rr New York. New England. New Jersey,
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware. Maryland
,I,c District Of Columbia and virginia, fair
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NOI,tsSES AND sYRVPs

tinued demand for grocery grades OF mo
lasscs. which were IN rather light supply
and firmly held. Syrups quiet ana I'M
changed
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moderate supply ana selling we'll Cucumbers
firm for fancy Beet tops lower. Radlshes
higher Tomatoes lower. BEET TOPS. box
75cQSl. CCCVMBERS. Boston. fancy. dozen.
81 -. No J. 81 2JHsl 30, medium box. 50 5og
So: No =. Sass. culs. per box. S2a>3; LET
ri CE. nearby. dozen, 10000; Eastern, per
strap. zoe: DANDELlONS bushel box. 81 .5T
81 ~: MINT. dozen punches. $3.50. MCSH-
ROOMS white IL basket. 81 fj0S 81 -, brown
81 20asl so. buttons. s0c0Sl TO- RADfSHES.
100 punches 81 soc 81 80: RIiUBARB. Il small
punches. 20li50c; TOMATOES. per 10. l0gl5c.
NITS Domestic peanuts active and firm
PEANUTS. Virginia. hand picked Jumbo, N.
6ic: fancy. 53,G5isc: extra, 4a4 iac Virginia,
sheied. Jumbo sa9c. Virginia. shelled, Nos
and .. %. @5isc. Spanish. shelled, 5g7 .c.
HONEN-So little doing that quotations
ara nominal. Clover comb. fancy. 10, iJQ 1867
No I. l4c No =, l3c; extracted. N. sisQe &c;
buckwheat extracted. IIsGSc; West Indian.
extracted. gallon. 72a7jc.
MAPLE SuGAR-Hardly any demand and
market quiet in tone. Syrup holds steady.
sugar I'm ample supply and weak. SYRUP, n,
ia l3c: SUGAR, gallon. TOa75c.
GINSENG-Cultivatod. as Ia size. shape,
etc. ~ S2GsG. golden seal 10. 80 3ods+ IS
BEE>WAN-A quotation OF 29Q30c per III
covers the little business doing IN average fine
domestic goods.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Is~s. pesix ultlly. PA.s4,s.


Ss m-IoN Mao - sermon In
EnsliAh; music and hyans by saint
Cecils's choir.
> a m.-Bible cl.sx and Sunday
school In English. ars. Ellen Gu,h.
RI. o'Nsil. supertn,ehdens
10 . m.-High Mass. with sermon
In English; singing and orchestra b,
Sain, Patrick's choir
,3o y. m.--Sunday school Ia Span
ish
$40 . m.-Ro~arp aud ben-iictiou
%. the Most Blessed Sacr.m~nt.
On week days mas at \ a m
Everybody cordially Welcome Ia all
th.s. services.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
Reformed Presbyterian Church

The Rev J u Edgar. Of Stafford
Kan. has been preaching each even.
ins this week at the Rcform-d Pres.
byt.rian church Hi vork has been
highly appreciated by those Nho
raw. heard him Tn. rcrnoI sab
t1ih morning viii be- ~ the pastor
and a, nisht by R.s Edgar sho
vill also preach Monday evening
m. pr.s.nc. OF ou- friends Att
n.ishbors at these err,iecs VII; -
sop .cia'.d
y. A CROOKS. Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-25
\. ". .. CHURCH
rhoW,ss l.. Cate. rAsls,r

Hubbard Chapel, A. NJ. y. church,
corner OF smithland avenue and Sec
ond street
sunday school at Is .. M. Mrs.
Charles i.~nncs. superintendent.
Christian End-ayor, at s:As ?. IN.
Mrs. Susie Armstrong president
Evening s.rvic" at p. m. Sub.
j.ci, The Cross %
Good singing al each --rvtcs. II
viii do you rood 10 come.