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Morris tribune., 1913-03-07
eoNGNdENc ii CEMENT WEEK
Calendar Of School of Agricul-
tare Graduation.
Aonday. March 17-Inter-Socisty
Debate-Chapel.

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M0nday. March 17-Inter- Socisty
Debate Chapel.
Resolved: That spearate system.
of cooperative rural credit should be
adopted by the farmers Of Minnesota
in preference to any modification or
adaptation Of our present banking
system to the rural credit problem.
Afarmative-vincent Literary So
ciety.
Negative-Agricolae LITERARY So
ciety! tF
zn.An er-Society Debate, cup for
the promotion Of interest in civic and
political questions has been offered.
This becomes the property of the 60
ciety winning it three successive
times. The Vincent Literary Society
now holds the cup, after winning it
for the first time the spring of 1912.
Wednesday. March 19-Class Play
Opera House
"Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry yard"
presented under the management of
the Senior Glass.
Thursday, March 20 Commencement
Chapel.
President George E. Vincent of the
University of Minnesota will deliver
the address. His subject will be
''The Greater Selfshness. Special
music by the School Glee Club.
Friday. March 21-Junior-Senior
Banquet.
CLASS PLAY.
MRS. Briggs of the Poultry Yard
will be presented at the Opera House
the evening of March 18th under the
management of the Senior Class of the
School of Agriculture This is a
domestic comedy in which the "bright
side'' of life is ever dominant.
Characters.
Mrs. Briggs. a woman of business
Lena Anderi
her IamllY
Ralph Fred HALFWAY
Jimmy Gerard Quitney
Alvira Mae Flmrite
Melissa Olive FarWel
tSilas Green. 'new relation
Walter Farwel
Mr.. Lee, wealthy neighbor
Elmer Brand
Virginia Lee. his daughter
Agnes Aaneru'
Daisy Thornton, her friend
Mildred Hubbard
Mrs. Peterson. a victim Of the goa
1 Cora lessen
Mandy Bates, whose tongue vii
stumble Selma Thompso
Morris tribune., 1913-03-07

We have secured limited quantity
of Yellow Dent and White Dent seed
corn grown in the vicinity of Litch-
field, MINI. We guarantee the germ
ination and are selling it at So. 90 a
bushel while it lasts. Morris City
Mills. adv.
Morris tribune., 1913-03-07

A large barn for sale cheap. In
quire of Charles Vaughan. If. adv.
Morris tribune., 1913-03-07
Congregational Church.

Stevens Co. Ayr. Agt.
Morris tribune., 1913-03-07

Average cost of plowing is SIS
per acre. and is not charged against
the different crops.
M11Oh Torc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat LoWer-Corn and Oats
Hiuher-Coffee Irregular.

Prices Of wheat futures advanced slight
~ i'm the early trading yesterday. appar-
entity on the belief that reaction was
due after the recent drop,of about > cents
a bushel Favorable weather and crop
prospects mere and irregular markets
abroad gave an easy tone To the late
trading. and under some selling pressure
the early advance was lost, the close
being al unchanged 10 ~ down from
the finish Of TUESDAY. Corn also failed
10 hold an early advance, but the decline
was not sufficient to wipe IL all out. and
with commission houses buying against
comparatively small offerings the close
was At net gain OF i.u3sc. Oats held
firm on small interior receipts ana disap-
pointing thrashinS returns from Arcen-
tina. closing isni,c M.
coffee trading was inactive and the
market was extremely narrow. There was
a little advance at the opening, but II re-
quired only moderate amount of selling
some OF which was on hedge account 10
shift the trend of values. The dulncss OF
the spot situation still overshadows the
futures market although q little nope
was held cut by reports OF an improved
inquiry from the interior, which was be-
lieved TO indicate near approach TO cA-
haustion OF supplies The close here was
at points down 10 points net advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
THE COTTON MARKET
Breaks on Improved Crop
Prospects and Closes Lower.

Cotton market conditions were general
ly quiet and steady yesterday until about
midday. but less favorable spot market
news and optimistic reports as to farm
and acreage prospects started a selling
movement In the early afternoon which
broke prices sharply When May went
below l2i2c there was some realizing by
shorts and little trade buying. which
checked the decline. but the close was
nervous and unsettled to 10 points be
low Tuesdays final. According to returns
to the National Ginners' Association. gin
ming from January 10 to March
amounted 10 between 50o,00 and $1,000
bales. with approximately 425,0po bales or
linters. indicating a total crop Of li,lC1.Vo
bales These figures. which were not far
away from general expectations. had no
effect on the market. The Census Bureau
report. giving the official ginning returns
for the season Will be issued OF March D.
Spot advices from the South were un-
favorable. with Houston down sc. Other
Southern spot markets We're unchanged.
The local market suffered a loss of
points. 10 l2.7oc for middling' upland. no
sales. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
P. S. G.. WINS SUBWAY SUIT
Court Of Appeals Denies Con
tracing Concerns Claim.

The Public Service Commission learned
yesterday that the Court OF Appeals has
decided in its favor in the case involving
the arbitration OF claims for extras
made by the Crawford Company on its
subway contract 10 the extent Of disal-
lowing an item OF s6.0S4 ~ interest. The
case was argued by II. II. Whitman. as
sistant counsel for the commission. who
handled the proceeding before the arb.-
traitors.
The Crawford Company built section
NJ the Centre street subway between
Canal and Broome streets in 1898, and
presented claims for extra work. includ-
Ing riling waterprooinG. etc, amounting
to more than $1,000 Tho chief engineer
refused 10 allow these claims. and the
matter went 10 arbitration. Charles
Strauss and Edward :. Clinch were APP
pointed arbitrators and disagreed. Strauss
holding that the contractor was entitled
70 extra compensation. both for piing
and waterproonns and Clinch holding
that both claims should nc dismissed.
Edward G. Whitaker. who was ap-
pointed umpire dismissed the claim as 10
interpreting, but upheld the pile driving
claim. Thereupon the three arbitrators
were constituted a new board Of arb,ra-
ton to determine the amount due the
contractor for piling work. They allowed
the Crawford Company ,59,s67 Ga, with in
terest from August 4. 1910 The commis-
sion objected to that part OF the award
allowing interest and the case was car
lied 10 the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
FIREPROOFING TRUST SUED
Rival Corporation Claims Dam
ares in Rate Cutting War.

Cleveland. March Suit under the
Sherman antitrust law TO recover 81
s2l,0ll 90 from the National Fire Proof
ing Company. Of Pittsburgh. was filed III
the Federal Court here to-day by attor-
ueys for the Great Eastern Clay Products
COMPANY. OF South River. y. J.
The Great Eastern claims to have been
damaged TO the extent of s6l0.337 SO. and
under the Sherman law may sue FOR
triple damages. The petition alleges that
q decree OF dissolution. signed in 1902 by
The National company AT the instance OF
the Attorney General. has not been OBJ
served.
Tho plaintiff alleges that the Nat'onal
company controls twenty-eight brcproot-
ing and clay products companies In the
United States and - per cent OF the pusi-
ness in clay products east OF the Missis-
sippi. and through cutting OF prices IN
rate wars has attempted 10 drive the
plaintiff out OF business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OOicial Record and Forecast. WASN'T

OfYicial Record and Forecast. washington.
March b-Thc storm which VAS reported IN me
Northwest TUESDAY night is moving rapl"I'
eastward and vail tho centre is row over the
northern lake region. tho area Of precipitation
attending IL has covered tho north cchua'
states. Tho d'sturbancc IS moreover accom-
paplcg hv strong winds and folloaed BY cola
wave. the temperature in the upper MISSES
,ipnj Vailcy being considerably below the sea-
SonsI normal Tho weather has cleared In the
Eastern states ana fair weather has pfeNai'ed
coneral, throughout thu south.
Tbc disturbance over the Great Lakes fcfiOh
q, m move cas-. causing precipitation inNrshas
IN that section and also In the north AtanIt
s,s,cs Tho weather VIII he generally fsir sho
coiser IN other sections cast Of the MISSISSIPPI
piy.r ThursGay preciritaiion Is also Indicate
tnr me middle Rock Mountain region ana sH-
ioinfnr sections either Thurscar or frldal.
Th. temperature viii rise IN the Nofth"ost
.rhr,sday and comparatvcly moderate tenn
,craturc will prevail throughout the entire
country on FridsN -. IN
T1,e winds along the New tngisnd coast "li
- .ou,bcrly increasing: middle Atlantic coast.
80, 'sou,ho %, 10 west: south Atlantic coast
r,oIeraf9 southvcs to west Gulf coast, nsn'
Varisble. Lake Michigan, high northwest. d.
s,eaners departing to-day for European
o,,s ain have brisk to high south shifting 20
Ynst vinds with rain or snow 20 the 6rsho
Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

.Uiict but steady. with grocery grades iAsf inS
ire chief call. While common GRADES were some
what negloctep 'yrups dun MOLASSES. NtN
Orleans contrifusal. common. i5ql0c fair u
Har. good. ia -Gc. prlm. .sa..t.. New Or
leans, open kettle 35Gj5.. SYRCp-. common
llTl..; IediLIa llul1c. fancy lsT22c.
NJ sIoHEs-spiri;s ,urpentine quie'
and shade lover Prices vcro noted i,osln
va. nrn. while tar ruled steady -plElIs
IIRPbNT Ne; machine bbis. SO IAls'
>.%1o 30. HOSlN--oOmmon to good stralntt'
NJ joas5 -: l.. - and T.. 50 %. +. 81 o.. ..
s. 10: f. 81 20; g. ~: * - GO: NJ. s. -
y. s. IS, W ., s, 80. W " s. 10 -
O!Ls-Linsocd unchanged Refined pctro-
lcum steady. PETROLEUM standard white
bbls. Ne" York and Philadelphia $3.50. bu.h.
i.>'r; cascs. 1850. water white hbls. 1.ilc'
bulk, $50. cases ll.sVc LINSEED OIL
American secd. city raw. 3sfffa-: out OF town
raw. iIf IS. Calcutta. raw -.
tOTIONStED OIL $50 Trading CONS Stnd
largely of exchanges from tho ncar 20 the dis
Mnt months. hut prices were STEADY. CLOSING
Unclaimed to . points net higher. Local CON
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

HOGs-Feec,g.s; 20 cars or S:ds? !. bed cd
50 40 per 100 ID; coughs, ssNss % Country
dressed hogs steady at 3ql2isc per 10.
Salcs-B. ". OTIS 4 CO.. g. state hogs l9'
10 avcrago 50 40 PEI IO 10. roughs. $40 ID.
s. -: | boar. 80 10, ~ ~.
obfn q shannon q state hoss I'D To-
: Judd & Co. 20 Pcnnsylvanis hogs. 1876 ID.
81 20. : state. is6 10, 81 70
Kerns Commission Company. u PehnNi
vania hogs 1916 ID. 81 %. rough. $50 10, 81
" n Hume date yesterday II state hogs,
- ID. 80 so rough so ID, 81.
Chicago. March S-HOGs-Unsottlcd. re
ccipts. - 900. light. 81 :51sS 20 miyod. * 30
ass ~: heavy. 81 l5dss 60: rough. s. ianSs 10:
pigs 81 GGnSs 40. halk. * GnSs a.. CATTLE
Texas steers. 81 30as6 -. SUCKERS si.l ieei'
cfs. 50 .5ass -: cows and hciiers' - iVHS' 80
oaI,cs s1aSlO 50 SIIEEI-Rereipts. 2o."".
finn: native. s. 15nSI. yeariirgs. Sass -. ia
tive iarbs. 81 1jGiss 80
Kansas c1,y March March,, s-cA Mt sseai.
dressed beef aud export steers. 81 iuG>9 iaif
to good' 81 75Qxs 10: southern. 81 s51S s. y
Southern COWS. 81 25as1. bulls. g. -aHsI
saisss 81 5o@Sig s. ~ shGs l aS 10
Packer and butchers. s. s5nss 50. light s. o.
as 50. pigs. 81 a5Hs' 10. SHCEP steam
receipts. . 900: colorado lambs, sass ~. yea
linss 81 7jas5 50; wethers. s. i'@sV ~. ewes
SjnSG -
Cincinnati March 5.-CATTLE Rcrc.r.s
AZ. active; steers sass 70: heifcrs. 81 ,sH
81 On: cow. Sass ~ calves stron@ 50
sll % HOGS ReceipA. 2.:St7; active, pa
err s. sOq>S 90. couOn sows. s6dss ~. pes
and lights. s6Gss 20. stass, sJus, = SHfEi
---Receipts. 49s. steady. - J0ds5 -. isne
slow. s. 2JIS3
East Bunsio. March 5 --cATTLE- Receipts.
80 active and strong NEALS-Rcceipts. 30.
active and steady at SiaSi2 HOGS Receipts
Loo. active. heavy. jdl0c higher light l5g
20 lover heavy and mixed. 81 10: Workers
and pigs, 80 l1nS9 -: roughs, s. Bass =,
stays. 81 i0AS7 - dariss. So NdN u
SHEEP AND LANIBS--Receipts. loo. active
sheep steady: lambs, sc higher. lambs. sea
50 10
BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
-. Louis March 5.-CATrLE-R ,
800; prices advanced 10G lJc light receipts
steers, 81 l0nsg 10. hcifers. 81 IJdSs 10; COWS.
S4dS7 So southern steers. s. 15nxs -. HOGS
Receipts. 500; fairly active and lOaiJc
higher. choice medium 10 heavy weights. s. IS
ass -; bulk OF sales s. 401>s -. packers
s. 35nss ~; best lights. IS 25MsS 81: fair 70
medium lights. s. JopSs 10. pigs, 81 2Jd<s 50
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900. active and stcsdy.
Lambs. s. 2jaSS 10. Gun lambs 81 1895 30,
mutton sheep. S5aSG. common. 81 25asi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local street marEc; for coy
per nrm. with lake quoted iJis = i5-. r-
electrolytic. 15Ni5isc g. and casting. - u, ~
l47tc Standard copper Oh tho Meta TX
change was steady. with spot. March Apri.
NAV. June and July quoted 1i.5o n 4 To
Arrivals Of copper az New York ycsi"rdHt
were 80 tons. and exports FOR the month
thus far Il. SOC tons. In London copper
closed hrm AT f66 IS 6d for spot ard fGG
- 6d for futures.
TIN-Was firm but Guiet. and spot nnd
March closed ~ $50 ~ 100. April. g. sJa
~ 25c. May. t1.G2 = q use June. ~ 20
s. I5c. July. 50 q i1.5oc. and August. 90. 100
{, 2Jc. In London tin closed steady 40 1890
Tor spot and teI6 los for futures.
LEAD-ouict: New York spot. asa i3ir
East 81 Louis i.i2it d422 London lead
fiG -
SPELTER--Quet. New York spot. GO
g s.c. aud East 81 Louis COS G. 90. Lon
don spclter closed At "a los
TRON-CleVeland warrants, 63s IN London
Locally. iron was steady. with 30 Southern
and Northern quoted at sIsHsiS 50. No >
Northern, si7 5oG SIS. and 30 I Southern
soft SlSISls -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
LAY. rai- brisk northwest

this afternoon FRIDAY. ra,-. brisk northwest
winds
For Virginia general, fair today ana Fri
ds, except rain or snow IN mountain lis
t-ic,s: colder to-day: moderate southwest to
northwest winds
,oIlc- b, - night. FRIDAY. fair and colder; in
crcasing south winds shifting to northwest
For Southern New England. rain or snow
and colder TO- dny: Friday. fair ana colder.
increasing south winds. shifting 10 northwest.
Fos West Virginia. generally fair to-day and
Fridsy. except snow IN northern region to-
DAY. colder 20 dai.
FOR Western Pennsylvania. rain or snow and
colder t,-dsy: Friday. fair. Nth rising tenn
pcraturc: nigh northwest winds, diminishing.
For western New York snow and colder to-
day. FRIDAY general. fair. With rising tom
pcrsturc: high northwest winds, diminishing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March Wheat buyers loss coIg-
age to-day when confronted by more receipts
or Minneapolis alone than there were year
ago AT al primary points throughout th>
United States In consequence. tro market
closed weak with prices ranging from last
night level 20 80 decline. Each o. tho other
leading staples made a not sain-corn = r. "
cats isGi.c and provisions 5G52lsc. " was n
the last nalf hour OF trading thst wheat
tumoled Prices bad been hardening on a.
count ~ small export sales here and IN Kansas
CITY ard because Of promising foreign bids ~
omaha. Disappointment set ia. however that
demand from Europe was comparatively -canf
Then came reports OF a sharp break il the
cash market at MINNEAPOLIS. who're stocks raj
Increased 10G0O bushels in four days aud
where leaders were said 20 he expecting ltUr
dalton ~ large speculative holdings. RImo.s
of A sudden down turn q: Buenos Ayres IN
creased the bear sentiment during The Hnll
dealings Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

expiration yesterday Of the Burton law
limiting the diversion of water from the
Niagara River to $500 feet a second.
Inc treaty between Great Britain and
the United States permits diversion OF
10000 cubic feet "A second and to-day
this treaty Is controlling. owing TO the
lapse OF the Burton law. The Hydraulic
POWER Company is developing 1900 and
the Niagara Falls Power Company 10000
additional horsepower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw Iork March g. 1913
sKNI>- WUEAT-ThcT" Was COMPARE
urel3 i'tie lu the news Of the Gsy adyan-
fsgeouF % holders. but during gu" early opera -
tiuf.- tho q aract worked w. 10 80 from The
prev ious Close, Shorts Wcle fair buyer, ana
tho theory that a'ter th. recent decline 81
shout o. a hIshsi a rai' u rome kind WAS to
De- expected Lac o. the 4ay. hoWef'r. Ono
market LOST '.e cars aifau't under rfneN td
selling ana closed tee an Aangc. 20 70 lower.
Foreign Wark'ts acre Irregular. Liverpool BE-
ing steady. WHILE Continental markets. wore
generally. lower. Export hide we're disappoiui
business The Northwestern Miller reported
th~ fDur output al %. three prlnciga. North
western milling centres for IA. week AZ 80
.3d bills. against 90. go the pre- ious wcch and
- gs5 last year. Interior cas- markets were
stead. bat demand not active, and stocks
appcaf 20 De sccgmglatiug al some points
Minneapolis reporting iucreas" % 10000
bushels for four days. In TIE local market
No = red winter wheat Wa quoted az 81 'N'.
elevator and 81 i0is ( o anoai 80 Nor'h
err Duluth Gg4.c { % b afoat. coRN-SteadN
mo-, OF tho DAY and while part of the early
advance was lost late. IN sympathy WITH wheat.
nnal prices Vcre 40 a net higher. ii'~go
reported charters ior l25oOoo bushels. opening
navigation Export corn quoted AZ - o.. b
afoa' OATS--Only moderately active. hut
prices ncrc nrmcf closing af net ad'anr"
81 i.pf.c Receipts AZ interior points v"r"
small and advices from Argentina said that
thrashiug returns were disappointing Cash
market quiet. standard white. y 'zc. 70 3. "Nc
40 ( a7d37 -: natural white. 37d3s o.. ami
white clipped S7G<Oizc all track. RYE
steady. 80 2 Western SO iunale
BARLEY stead: mailing. $3.50 c : Buf-
falo: feeding 55s.c G ( New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

February IS, to the New York and Cuba Mai
- 90. with ! passengers and mdse. Arrived at
the Far at $50 ii IN.
steamer Minnesota tNor), Caibsrien Tebru-
airy y TO the American and Cuban sc Line,
with sugar Arrived az the Bar at $50 a m.
steamer Sity Of sydney BIZ St Johns y !,
February 20 and Halifax. :. March = 10
BowrIg a co. With - passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at i:30 a M.
steiner america 'ItaD. Genoa February y
Palermo 10 and Naples -. 10 Hartnelo. SOLAR
& Co. with II first cabin. III second cabin and
i,J"' steeraec passengers and mdse Arrived
at The Bar a. midnight 4th
steamer III cd. Galveston February - 10
The Southern ia lie 90. with mdse. Passed in
Quarantine AT go a IN
steamer Mohawk. jacksonville March = and
Charleston =. 10 the Clydc - 60 WITH usssen-
sicamc- j II Deycrcux Newport News.
Passed III Quarantine at 800 ~
Steamer BLACK Rock. Pro- ideEce Passed ia
quarantine al 60 IA.
steamer Arcadisn DR. bermuda March 3. "a
sanderson son with ~ passengers mails
ana IN ballast. Arrived at the Bar y; 2:l5
D
Steamer Helig olsv DAM. copenhagen Feb
fuaTy 20. Christiania II ana Christianssnd -
10 Punch. Edyc 4 GO. with 2t3 cabin and AZ
storage Passengers and mdse. Arrived a. IN.
Bar at go m.
steamer l. V stoddsrd seville February II
ind bermuda March ]. Passed In Sandy HOOK
AT 3:3J III.
steamer oceanic ,Bn. Southampton and
,herDourg February 20 and Queenstown -. 20
me White star Line with I02 saloon. 80 sec
ono cahin and JsG steerage passengers mails
ana mdse- Arrived al the Bar at 4:b6 q m
steamer Jsmestown Newport News and
Norfolk. 10 the old Dominion 81 Co. with pas
sensers and mdsc. Passed in Quarantine a.
$50 m
steamer Harry LuckenDach. Humscao Feb
r1arN -, san Juan - and Corsica ~ - the
lnsuiar Line. With sugar. Arrived at the Bar
AZ noon.
steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk. 10 tn" Old Dominion Sc Co with pas
sensers ana mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
$50 m
steamer pawnee Philadelphia 10 the CLYDE
IS 60. with mdse
steamer Minneapolis (Br,. London February
- ana southampton .. & the Atlantic Trans
port Line with 20 passengers and mdse Ar
flved az the Bar az 1908 m
steamer lnseinngcn tGtrl. Santa IL Feb
ruafy ]. MontcY!deo and - Lucia - 20
tht Munson IS Line with ouebracho wood.
Arrived At tho Bar al m.
steamer Guiana Cuban. MatanZas rebru-
aLH Il Cardenas -. Sagua 20 and Caibarien
-. 70 the Munson - Line. with mdse. Ar
rived al the Bar a. so p m.
steamer pancras (Rri. Para February -
ana Barbados &c. 20 Booth & Go. with pas
scnatis mails and mdsc. Anchored in Quar-
antinc at 1910 p m
sand Hook. y !. March D. $50 m
Wind soutawcs.. light breeze: partly cloudy.
hazN smootl seq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

PROVISIONS = Hos pIoducI' HTn anu
higher on buying by commission houses ana
y,c,er, Influenced by an advance Of 10 points
in the hog market There was considerable
pront taking on the advance, however and the
market lost part Of tte tarlN gam. foRN
s.4 90: short cloar S2iHs"a ~ REEF
Stead: mess. sisns.c: family. s23gs2t; ra.k-
Ct s2Insoa extra India mess s5nS3.
rrrt UNNs-DuIi G:1t3t ORES Ed
uoGS-s ,endy: baconf. i.ri.isc; pigs. l...c
err MEAT--r'ckicd bellies nrn iinl'', r;
picSlcd hams. AZ a1ac. IAi.Lo" ->t,tdy ::
L,ARD-steady: middle West. io..on lie: city
foi.c; refined. south America f.0oc; Cont
nent 1,55c: Brazil kegs. 3ojc; compound
3s.dsc sTEARINE-ouiet; oeo. i0c; city
wOi.AssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-06

Destination ano steamer inN.Y. PM
Hawaii. samoan ISLANDS New Zea-
c1sro,- Vcntira ....'..,..,.''. To DAY g 90
xJapan. Corea china. Philippines
lyia Seattle Yokohama M.ru. To-day. 6;3o
's Emma VIA . san '-'' .,lch Z, $50
IlaRaH Japan Corea. china.
Philippines (Sia san Francisco
Korea ........... s-Nieii ~ %
Guam Philippines tvia san Fran
ciscol--C : transport .......-. Do. Mch. 10 G.1D
Veto &ars ''" Mch 10. 90
"I iysn wa '-' '''.'', M,h IL $40
Hawai-. FIJI Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via Nictoria) Tea
Japan. Corea China. Philippines
tvia Victoria)-Empress Of ia pan Mch. w. $50
Tahiti. Marquesas. coos Islands.
New Zealand. Australia via san
I'ranciscOt-Manuka ... ......... Men y . 30