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PERMANENT CLUB is
REPUBLICANS AIM
Think Bonds Of c. 0. P. Would Be
More Firmly Cenlented
D. A. R. MEETS TODAY
Foresters Hold Interesting Meeting
Bottle Alleys Win the Champion
ship of Observation-Disclosures Of
Mrs. A. f. Morgans-Briefs.

National election may be over and
things Of political nature rather
dropping out OF sight in other towns
about the state but in Berlin the ten
dency is for a turn in the other direc-
ton. F.. Republicans are not as well
satisfied with the result of Novem Der
J as many would think and already
are starting preparations for the next
election. Many feel that if there had
only been permanent republican
club in the town one Of the old
fashioned G.. o. P. victories would
have been the result, rather than the
narrow margin that resulted for that
party. Within a few days something
will be done toward organizing a
club that will have headquarters
where the members may meet for an
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Jewelry
Specials

soc Gold Top Hat Pins for 42c
Opera Pearl Beads for SOC
Gold Top Rings, assorted stones,
Saturday 49,. soc
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Mems Furnishing
Specials


SO Sweaters popular Pennsylvania make, good
quality shaker weave in maroon, navy, oxford, and
Scotch brown, our $500 number for .Sa.S9.
Wool Flannel Shirts collar attached, in khaki and
grey two pockets unusually good number
sold for $3.50 for $i'Ss.
Mems Grey Suede Gloves, black embroidered
back, regular and cadet sizes, our $3.50 quality,
special for Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $12S.
Mems F1anneette Pajamas, military collars. silk
frog, 81. SO quality, Saturday $1.20.
The sun., 1916-12-30
INVESTORS ACTIVE AGAIN.

WEST NINETY-FIFTH STREET-Ths
kannard estate has sold the five story
fiat at 20 West Ninety-ffth street. II
covers a lot 20xl0o. adjoining the
southeast corner OF Columbus avenue.
The deal was arranged by y. J. Ryan
and j i. Ftnneran. TIE buyer Is a
SPECTATOR.
WEST NINTH STREET. -Anacle,o
Sermolino. Interested In the restaurant
known as Gonfarore. at M~acdougal
aud Eighth streets. has sold the four
story dwelling at II West Ninth street,
bought about a year ago from a COM
pany In which Allan Ryan was inter-
ested. The dwelling covers a lot %. *
Se3. The sale Is said to have brought
the buyer a profit OF several thousand
dollars.
EAST NINTH STREET.-Richard 8.
Elliott !s understood to have bought
the property at 10 East Ninth street
from Henry J. r. Clarke. It Is a four
story dwelling OF lot e5x93.4. The
property adjoining at II was sold last
week by Mr.. Elliott to Henry NJ. Hoyt
Jr.. painter. Mr., Elliott bought II but
a short time before.
LEXINGTON AVENCE-werthe!m 4
Clear have sold for Joseph Bachrach
the four story and ba sement dwelling,
on lot l9.5xe5. at S46 Lexington ave-
nus, uuJolHl1B ~ bltUllh uWelllnk AT
the northwest corner Of Fortieth street
and Lexington avenue. owned by Rich
ard Croker. Jr. The purchaser In
tends to alter tho building into stores
n apartments.
MADISON AVENUE.-Minnie =. Nee
ley. who recently acquired the three
story dwelling. on a lot 20xs5. AT coli
Madison avenue In a trade for a
Bronx nat. has resold the property.
City Court Judge I.orenz Zeller. who
owns and occupies the dwelling at
20l3 Madison avenue. Is reported to
he the buyer. The purchase would
give the Judge n plot 39.llxS5.
EAST lc5TH STREET.-Joseph Har-
batter and a Mr.. Goldstein have bought
from Blanche r. Newkirch the plot
l0ox100 at 2l3 East l25th street, be-
tween Second and Third venues as
a site for a public garage that will
cost between $4,000 and 800. 900.
Charles g.. Meyers has made plane for
n two story building Public School
80 adjoins the site.
EAST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.
Frank ~. Veiller and T.. s. Willard a
Co. have sold for William d. Guthrie
1a2 East Thirty-nlnth street. a three
story garage.
The sun., 1916-12-30
RANK INCREASES SPACE.
firms Take Quarters In Many
Business Sections.

The Corn Exchange Bank yesterday
took space In Yorkville n Washinston
Heights for branches. 1t leased from
Edward Jacobs the store n oasement
at the southeast corner OF Third avenue
and Seventy-second street for It's
eyenty-second street branch pending the
completion OF permanent quarters AZ INC
northwest corner Of Lexington avenue
and Seventy-second street. on the
ground fioor at the northwest corner OF
81. Nicholas avenue and assist street "
leased for twelve years additional space
AUDITING its present quarters through
Mcdowell & Mcmahon. and Manning q
Trunk. -
The latter also leased to Tafel the
store AZ 1853 West Forty-sixth street,
and store at 81 West Thirteenth street
to James A. Hearn & Son.
Frederick Fox & co. have leased IN
the new building TO be erected at 552
and 5j4 Seventh avenue stores TO jacob
Bernstein, $. Speagle n A. Abramson.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess nave leased the second
DOR at SO to i3 East Thirty-third street
TO Harry Stoll the second floor at 50I
20 5l3 West Fiftieth street to the c. a.
Taylor Trunk Works; the front part OF
the fourth foor at ~ 10 50 East Twenty
mrs, street to David Mack q Co. the
si,tr epor tat 1877 Fifth avenue to John
Clendenning, and the third floor at ~
East Twenty-irst street to Harry sil-
bernstein.
McCue Bros. 4 Drummond have leased
n store in the Exchange Court. So Broad
way.
The sun., 1916-12-30

.rrsli, so%mon and cull;, i,oi's; row Sd1'
Western. boxes $50 lb. and over to
packed, corn fed. ~ to boz. Western. l.
% lbs; ara I'VE. to sc. : 10 & s,y p nnS.1 q
! plsiie sS'. es S's sI iss' '. .s.Ids %[' IPs s'di r. ~
Ss's;: ar ! lB D.'s ssa o ws.'s sss.. " %s is.l, si fsy
i,%aisSS'P;:' Southern and souihwe..ern.
ohio and Michigan. scalded. large, ale;
large. :og:enc. small. isgisnc. DUCKS
ducks. Western. stan psS.f% fancy. ssasie';:
ducks. Western. $3.50 lbs. and over to
dozen. 2?a?tc.; under IS lbs, to dozen.
Wisconsin, stall fed, fancy. ~ @ :sc.; geese.
Western. fancy. large. :ia:sc.: small, 20
a2ic.; ducks and geese, fair. 1egisc.;
ern. fancy. ?3d :lc. fair to good. 10 q 2?c. 4;
geese. western. fancy. large. q " 22c.: fair
o to sGSS. wife, al, So fs;. a. ana ssi over 10 dozens Tas
SGGrxs %Ssf"; :. lS s"'i |. pair sff. pc per
pair. T5c.
ported 10 arrive BY freight. Receipts De.
livered slowly. with large quantities de-
laycd and about 81 cars moro expected to-
day; Buyer. operate cautiously. Chickens
on the Thursday basis.
rROvls1ONs-Pork arm; moss. sa:a
ss.3o. family. IS; short clear. sal a
Beef steady; mess. f?5hc3.so; family.
s?5.5oQ ~: packet. s:s.5o 1850; extra In
dia mess. 3+s6t3. Dressed hogs steady:
bacons. .i4c.; $50 lbs. iAitc.; $50 lbs.
Neat. .-p iES .S' S.,n 1.H Sa,. p'f ) MS ,se, Cn;
|: lbs: lSsc: ~ lbs; lsHc;: picked
Ike; city. lie; country. ilE ml1kc.
Lard weak: middle West. els.SoTieso
city lard weak, ibEc.; refined lard easy;
Continent. t7.sS nominal. So III f"~' :.
SIS nominal; brazil kegs, 30 nominal:
compound easy. ~. mitiac. stearinc
barely steady; oleo. i%hc.; city lard stesr-
Inc, i7tsc.
SUGAR FUTCRES-opcnins quiet. steady
and unchanged to an advance of 5 points.
Later n fair amount OF support from Wall
street and local trade interests resulted
from a frmer and higher market for raw
spot position. with local rcnners showing
a good buying interest In nearby months.
only IS mills grinding In Cuba. against
rs u year ago, means q late crop move
ment. Close on the Exchange showed net
advances OF s to Q points. Range OF
prices:
The sun., 1916-12-30
HBCKSCHER BUYS
TALL BUILDING
Vanderbilt Concourse at 45th
st. Bought by Investor
Adjoins Holdings.
HAS INVESTED 100000 900
Philadelphia Merchant Buys
100000 Drive Dwelling
-43d st. Plot Sales.

Though August IIeckschcr has in
vested about 49, 600. 900 in real estate
In the Grand Central section In the last
few years. buying the Manhattan Hotel,
at Madison avenuc and FOrty-sccond
street. and the corner ~diagonally oppo-
site. which he has improved with a
tail building, together with several other
valuable properties. he has Just closed
negotiations for the purchase Of the
Vanderbilt Concourse Building. COM
pleted recently at the southwest corner
u Vanderbilt ven and Forty-hfth
street. II is one OF tho largest Office
buildings In tho terminal section, being
twenty stories high and covering a site
1905 feet on Vanderbilt avenue and $50
feet on Forty-ifth street, property
which the builders OF the building, the
vanderbilt Concourse Company. leased
from the railroad company a few years
FOR twenty-one years at an aggre-
gate rental OF $500. 900. The building
shares with the Yale Club the Vanderbilt
avenue block between Forty-fourth and
FOrty-ffth streets. The Tiffany Studios.
at the southeast corner Of Madison
avenue and Forty-ffth street. extending
back to the Concourse Building, were
bought a few rronths ago by Mr.. Heck
scher through James l.. Robertson. Jr.,
nh with Frank ID. WELLER negotiated
yesterdays deal.
The sun., 1916-12-30
ADVANCES IN COTTON
QUICKLY WIPED OUT
Liquidation Is Active, Al.
though the Market viii
Be Open To-day.
DECLINE CATCHES STOPS
New Orleans Interests Lead a
Selling Wave for Profit
Taking.

Early gains In cotton yesterday were
entirely wiped out In late liquidation for
evening up purposes over the holiday.
The market closed steady. with quota
tons 2 TO 81 points down from Thurs
days close. Unlike the others, the cot
ton market will remain open to-day. but
practically all Of the evening up has al.
trading will be light. particularly in view
Of the uncertain foreign situation.
During the early session cotton IA
Arm In response TO the stcadincss Of
Liverpool. Early realizing sales we're
readily absorbed and prices went up
easily on covering and a broadening
demand from commission house sources.
A wave Of selling for profit taking
purposes. led by New Orleans interests.
disturbed the market In the afternoon,
and under this pressure irregulafity be-
came the dominating market tone. Re-
ports that marine freight rates have ad
vanc2 2 per cent. and that a further
restriction In general cargo space has
been ordered by the Admiralty in
fuenced selling orders. This bear pres
sure depressed prices rapidly and
caught new stop loss orders on the way
down.. From the low levels there was a
recovery near the close OF 10 to 10
points.
According to the United State. Census Bu.
reau the total area In the South now infest.
ed By boil weevil amounts TO 400. 40 square
mile. an increase Of $3.50 square miles dur
ing the last year. Spinner takings OF Amer.
lean for the week were sa4. s.3 bales. against
31.ss last year. and the worlds visible sup
ply Of American increased y, ZOE, against s..
II last year. Exports for the week were
1911 = bales, against 1850 last year.
Weekly movement figures OF New York Cot
ton Exchange: Port receipts, i4, s7 bales.
against 1s3. 56l last year: overland to mills
and Canada s7.slt. against 1881; Southern
mill takings, estimated, l75,o0o. against 81. 400
gain Of stock at interior towns 1880. assinst
e.@e; BROUGHT into sight for week Si.,ss,
against 81. c4.
Total Crop Movement.
Port receipts, t.ssa, slA. against +,is7, a. last
year: overland TO mills and Canada, SIS. 5s.
ssslnst see,sss: Southern mill tsking,, ?.
80, 900, against 1855. 900: stock at interior
towns In excess of August 1 LOS. $50. against
i,os2, 40 brought into sight thus far for sea,
spn. s,sas, toi. against 7.7Sl. 800.
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-12-30
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAsLReeeip.s. 50 bags
beans: Marrow. choice. 100 lbs. ei1;76;
s,ir TO good. .ii.2S@ii;soi pea choice
choice sSj.s. sio.7s? i foHa' to i' soo ,G'' iic %e io,sc;
Lady Washington. California, choice.
sio:15; rain damaged. 1iomle.5o; small,
w.; iai G', 10 .o.a. 81: '}i.s E.s f!HE'y Ied 'h %sr:
cSciice saG ss; ,sif 'y' good. sii.sssiI.:s:
i ysI'sr s; eh sSc,c 'is; rhalisn' r snscs al II:
MIA, choice isas.io. Peas. scotch. 100
IBIS; ,ssoSs; black cy.; California $3.50"
Creamery. higher scoring than extras per
n: ~ "a .I Z; : ss,r.. e; .sS's'' seconds MssGi;
ss'.s Go g creamery ssGns,; '' Sn :s;si. ' SIsher .sof,
4sc.: nrs,-, a7H atihc.;. seconds, $40
-@:str.., sss ssc.; extras: SIN sse.; nr.!.,
asn35isc.; seconds, 3t,s ps5isc.; thirds.
ssn3tc.; State dairy. tubs. finest. toc.:
good to prime. s7ussc.: common to fair.
3ois 70 80 c. renovated. extras. IS IS y c.
nrsts. a3is asthc.; lower grades. aott %
33c.; Initiation creamery, hrsts. s?4 n sac.
ladies. June make. nrsts. 3iusii,c.; cur.
soisc.: lower grades. :st ?sisc.i pack
ing stock. current make. No. I. 500 3oi1 C.:
No. :. 2ssc.; lower grades. :1t y ?ec.
CHEEsE-Receipts.. 3.l29. boxes. state.
aiHc.; average fancy. s3is q 2lc.: fresh. col.
ored. specials. 20 n2aisc.; white. specials,
"a :3ac.; colored. average fancy. 2:u
twins. held. specials, :iasthc.:. cheddars,
held, specials, 2tn stisc.: all styles. under
Grades. ?eh g s2hc.; wisconsin Who'll
daisies. e+c.; single daisies, sia:ihc.
Young Americas, ?titc far western. whole
California. double daisies. 23o23hc.: state,
skins, held. specials. 20h 92lc.; curren,
make. specials, soc: choice. Isia u1siic.
15i,c.
COTrUNsEED O1I~-Market showed a
weaker tone and at the close values wer.
II to 20 points. net lower. Sales, 3i,Ioo
barrels. Considerable pressure at times
was due to weakness in lard. Sentiment
was Influenced by apparent dulncss IL
the spot position and evidences OF a little
more pressure % crude offers In the South
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-12-30
PRICES TEND DOWNWARD.
Articles In General Consumption
Turn the Other Way.

For tho first time In many weeks the
prevailing movements In the cash market
for articles In most general consumption
were downward, 1t was the reflex of q
general lull In tho closing week OF a year
that was unparalleled In activity in prac-
ticaily every line OF trade and Industry.
Among the more immediate factors In the
dulness Of the closing week were peace
talk, price uncertainties and car shortage,
II. q. Dun & Co. in the review of trade
says In part:
"Results during 1916 surpassed the most
sanguine expectations. evidence of the un-
exampled business being found In every
statement that appears. The year closes,
however. with rather general abatement OF
purchasing. and with tho question Of future
readtustments entering moro largely into
calculations"
Brsdsfreet's says In part: "A iuli In trade
II evident. and the last week OF tho year
provides a breathing spell at the end OF
twelve months OF unparalleled activity In
practically every limo of trade and In
dustry. While peace talk has a SOLDERING
influence as respects plans for far future
buying. the nearby business situation has
not been affected to any remarkable ex-
tent. In fact. orders In staple lines for
spring delivery already taken are heavy"
The sun., 1916-12-30
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat - Wesley STREET

NJ ~ fSfn Sitit4
By Joseph 7. Day.
pRA pHCRST Nv. II @ cor 10th ~. soll
Nl2.d. : sly Colonial Court apt house
Albany savings Rank aH' II , $50,
due. Se7,ocoeo; taxes. &C, N.1ssse; e.
18th sT. 1876 w. i4NsSsx 'rres. sly
loft ana str-A II Levy agt chas l
Weinstein Ry Co et al; due. s2.sst.<l'
taxes, sc. $3.50: adjourned to Jan ..
issTH ST. .2i w. l7xssll, = sty dwlg--
Richard Arnold ct al. trustees. AIT ca
Wilbur ct al: due. s1l7G6.o9: taxes. &C,
$500; TO the plaintiff. ..........Sb,oo
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
PINE sr, IS. :~s.Txsl.s. 8 sty ofnoe bldsc
Underwriters Building Co agt r q Good
win ct al; due. S7t.ss2.s9; prior mtg
siS6.eoo: to the plaintiff e2ob,ooo
BY Samuel Marx
llsrH ST CO.'S W. l0oxss, II. . sly Holly
Arms apt house-Abraham Davis and
ano agt c n Fowler ct al; due. Ss,s<Sll;
taxes, &C, is,i:a: prior mtg slao:ooo: to
tho plaintiff Observation-Disclosures 900
by Henry Brady.
ETH ST. Si +. aiSs7. I sly front and 3
sty rear tnts-L C Colbert and ano agt
: II Frederick ct al: due. S0,s6ss5:
taxes. &c. s66i.72: to the plaintiff 5000
lat secs THIRD AVENUEl
BY Henry Brady.
GRAND Az. .05I. 4Oxioo. 3 sty dwlg-
Emma Nordlinger agt John La spina ct
al: due, sf.02+52. taxes. sc. s693. 20; 20
tho plaintin 1850
The sun., 1916-12-30

A.: s:1 - - pr ssnA; sAars, n
.oFa 81. iiS..isi''wa. iioii;.,.. ip.o"sss
Csr' = G; . ssdr' Martin sne coe sa'. Rn:h ssS:'
g, Bs1oklyn ::Gonsidesation omi.isd
/. ~isit-samuci Lessor 10 Eva M.ymsn
81. ..s,. ia: Il KsnSy,' q Gov
n'''''n ''' tctcwn. .'''''''..''.w
,,Ms.%aas.s.sn d;l,DH' Z norm q sso ION street,
sa's saa i : ss + Sss! kl q. " Us oI T s'. =,
,Ss!sl. 500 Nos; 90 pr mtg $4,000; .,sy.,
iasTai ST. q. sSo 9 sss az. tto,isSsGgSs''
Dec il..Kate l. white ct al to Irving
e. - 1911 assii''Si ~. ''' atty, Ts.y.r: T. T f %'r Pc e.
isoTH ST. 6o.7c b, iooioai ii. Dec 1850 200
4 Basil Classy to American Mtg 60, %
i4isT ST. t7s W. si5i.ie;a;.i ii. Dec 2s.pfIISs;,SsS.
T %sut corp meai y, Sc pra TO- due iSs' "a. ann ,, !, ,,.ss
9S-sss. pr m,g. 1880; attys, El:msN
ssGiss " esd St CO to Germania In.
lns Co. 20 tnion Square, du. lul M
as per. bond; attys. Duion 4 iyt u
SANE PRUGp. Dec IS Same to SANE. S ~"
and Int as per bond; atty sams $, q"
ms co. 20 Union square. due rnI H.,
rs pei. bond; attys. Dulon n ~. q
SANE PROP, Dec as..Same to sam
and int as per bond attys, came 1850
Dec as-Thsc' state leasing 90 to Mst
Weller, i35 W 1891 ~, due Dec 81 lHir
$50; attys. Powell n silver, ol Cham
SANE TPRioPERTy. Dec SESAME to 20
Ii7-iio West ii?1 street. Inc. 81 Cham.
bers st. duo Dec 80. 1917, Gfs. ats,
BRh%pHuRyr Az. 3 cor ii5,Oth st, ssiis
:b. Dec T-Harry l. Topiit4 to United
l71 sFiyn ST. fa0 5S "a" W. ' is.s,se'fii. De: '' 900
Platt.mouth Realty Co to 80: West l77ta
ar ss!ee pr c %ls .a 49, so 5ss ssiy sue E lam !; i /, :
4 l., i35 Bwayi
Borough OF The Bronx
FREEMAN. ST.. |. ass W westch..s.r
bar .Rlty, Co. Inc. 30 Maiden lane, D.s
IS. %instals. SO. attys. Krakower 4 Il
SIMPSON sGf sS' ssr. icsc. iciioc.Ann. wuSS:
IS LAYERS a"s M M'F bono oG. .: .,,y Liberty Ct; P %
pEiiISnhsM Max XIV. n " cor Holman st. sSss
corpn. sci si Z its,h 70 st. T pPief mtg siaf ,.. Ss.
Dec q. due as per bond: atty'. c,oek..
e q r. az is'th :.:o.
clara w Footc to John Callan. :s7 r
eoist at, Dec 2s. due as per bond; atty.
Robert London. . Rector st .......t ssj
FORDHAM RID. 9 e cor Elm ri. 1t5ril5.s
xl59.4x57.7-Elm Holding Co. Inc. 70
American Savings Bank. lis w Forty.
second st. Dec 2s. ~instails. Sc; atty.
T Co. i76 Bway. ......... .ssi,ios
iSlsT ST. So. 81 q Park av. boxioo-Elm
Holding Corpn. Inc. to American ssy.
' ings Bank. lis w Forty-seccni -. p.n
IS. 6 yrs. 80; atty. T G & T c.. ~
PELHAM Az. n W cor HOFFMAN ct. 5ctss
Frank schultz to Edw r Duroll. HO
r 10th 81. Dec 81. due as pc nonl
atty. Clocke. X & r., sei r ltoth IT $4,000
CANNON PL. e g asia . 2ssth st. 1sey
loo-curt Otto to Cannon Place con,n
Co. Inc. Ss3i Liebig sv. prior mrs
$500. Dec IS. instails. go. atty. r
7 Co l16 Bway....... 800
BEACH Av, n W cor l45th -. ~75NlOo.-
Hyman Barnett 10 Jacob Sanders. 40
Az st John. Dec rs. due Jany |. - sF.
atty. Krakower & p. 900 Bvay. si1oo
LOT 81. blk 81. map Morris Park-Edwia
+ Sphinx to Sa.ai + Strickland. i
Clermont av, Dec Il. due MS per bona
atty. T @ a r Co. l7s Bway ...... 5000
8 y LOT 50. map Moses Devor-Martha "
French to Francis c Elgar. ib9 "
Eishty.seventh -. Dec IS. 8 yrs tx.
atty. Robt a ID Dayton. IS william
n I 90
The sun., 1916-12-30
>. $. CRAM pENrs on srH AVE.

Former Public Service Commissioner
!. Sergeant Cram has leased. furnished.
Gen. :. Lloyd Bryce's residence at 1923
Firth avenue. adjoining the northeast
corner Of Eighty-third street. The house
~ 1--WE stories. m a plo, 40xloo. Gen.
Bryce has had II In the market at an
asking figure Of $4,000 a year.
The residence at ~ East Th!rty-sev-
enth street recently purchased by
Charles Lanier has been leased to Clar-
epco l.. HAY Appleton p"rri X lioyt,
ATTORNEYS. negotiated the lease,
Goodwin 4 Goodwin rented for Caro-
line de Suzzara Verdi to Franzisha Rit-
ter the four story and basement dwelling
at 40 West Ninety-second street.
The sun., 1916-12-30
UNCERTAINTY AGAIN
SENDS GRAINS DOWN
Liquidation and Traffic Con.
ditiOns Contribute to
Bearish Outlook.

The wheat market again reflected a
feeling Of extreme uncertainty. which
prevails In the trade, and throughout the
day price changes were feverish and
with a downward trend. owing 10 the
disposition Of operators to %liquidate for
over the year end. The December posi-
ton was especially weak and closed with
net losses Of 4 cents from the previous
close. July was relatively steadier than
the other months. rejecting . readjust-
mont Of differences after Thursdays de-
cline and also a less favorable report
by the Modern Mi'er, which indicated
a lack OF snow covering in the Southwest.
where moisture Is also needed.
Traffic. conditions were again a dis
turbing factor. and the weekly c~learances
! were the smallest so far his season.
Exporters showed some Inquiry. and
sales were reported of about 100000
bushels in the last twenty-foM hours hut
IL v~s evident that buyers were restricted
by the lack of tonnage. Many ore'at MS
are not disposed to become enthusiastic
on the bull side as long as they can
see little prospect OF being able to make
| shipments TO the seaboard or to get the
whea. here from the West, even II tney
could ship II.
Fears tina, railroad employees may de-
clare q strike unless their demands are
complied with was another complication IN
the shipping situation. and on the whole
many believe the country Is Almost "a
badly tied up ms ~ an export embargo had
been declared. and II is hard to tell whether
values are being Influenced by temporary,
conditions or by the growing scarcity OF
In he local cash market No. I durum
was quoted nominal, No. hard wintsf'
N.e3s; No. l Northern, Duluth. Si;ss+
No. I Northern. Manitoba. 3?cs+, all T., O.
b. New York.
CORN-The market was only moderately
active and price changes were i,resu!ar,
Ing &c. higher on covering by belated
shorts. while the late months were &c. TO
arm and the seaboard was credited win
making purchases In Illinois, but shipping
conditions were again against business and
cal cash marke; No. . yellow was quoted
at si0li. G. & New York.
OATs-operations were comparative,
auiet. and aside from the December POSI-
ton, which showed some hrmness. the mar
ket was easy under scattered liquidation.
The zeal sob market %a' nr wni,s s'" so a
Sic; No 3 white. 5s4 q scc.; No. ! white.
50 SO NC. fancy clipped white. 63a s5c.
ordinary clipped white. si@ssc.' all ele'
vator.
RYE-Market quiet: No. : Western. si.is
c. 1. Z New York.
RARLEY-Market steady: feeding. D I os
T. O. b. New York.
BCCKWHEAT-Market dull: good mill
ing, -.
H~AY-Marke, steady: No. !. r6l.os;
No. 2. IS u 81 &C.: No. 3. S. q soc shipping.
20 soc.
Wheat. including hour. exports for the
week, according 10 Brddsfreets, aggregate
t,?a0.5S bushels. against J,G65.339 the
previous week and .. i0:,ol2 last year; since
July !. ls5,s+t.lG0. against 2Os.sss,o<' last
season. Corn exports for the week lo1,-
S6s, against lo2. t65 last week and $3.50
last yea; since July I. s3.l%?.ss5. against
5,s6S,1S6 last season,
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