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Comm ditie S

time there was much doubt as TO
its authenticity, and hence much un.
settlement prevailed. Subsequently
the skaptics became convinced, and
the offerings showed q marked in
crease. The bears in the ring crowd
naturally seized the opportunity 20
sell freely. Liverpool also sold dur
ing the early session, In addition to
sending discouraging quotations. The
loss there Of twcnty-seven English
points was ascribed chiefly to heavy
Continental liquidation in a small
market. As usual. the first sharp drop
uncovered many stop-loss selling or
ders. which naturally accelerated the
decline January contracts fell TO
1896. March TO 17,04c. May TO 1920,
July 70 1727c. and October to 5000.
these being the lowest marks touched
this year.
Spot firms took advantage of the
break 10 accumulate further large
lines Of both old and new crop deliv-
cries. Brokers with Wall Street and
uptown connections were also free
buyers. and were said 10 have covered
recent short sales to the extent of
fully 10000 bales. 10 was claimed,
however. by some observers that some
Of these short lines were renewed
later.
The rally later in the day was at
tributed partly TO the reported loss of
about 10000 bales on three vessels
sunk en- route to Europe. At least,
that WAS the reason given for the
brisk buying on Liverpool account.
There was Il rumor. which lacked con
firmation, TO the effect that various
insurance companies had instructed
spot firms 20 buy for the purpose OF
covering the losses at sea. This de
mand appeared after the market had
been pretty well sold out, and hence
prices recovered somewhat sharply.
Leading spot firms advised pur-
chases on the decline, reiterating their
claims that Southern holders were ie-
noring futures here. Houston report
ed spot sales at about So points above
the New York March parity. In many
sections farmers are still holding for
zoe and spot firms are selling only
hedced cotton. Little Rock reported
1.4sl bales sold at 1Sc, or the same as
on Tuesday. but New Orleans was sc
lower. selling 1855 Bales at 17ssc.
Advices from Texas reported good
soil condition, owing 10 a steady rain
for rty-eight hours in the southern
part and snow in the north. Snow is
also reported in Oklahoma.
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Shipping Information ana
Marine NeUS OF the WOrld

, Jan 2, TO master. with mdss Bar at $50 NJ
west inds I, 60 IN ball asst Bar at a. p:, ls~
Thslms fNori Iaharien Jan ~ " p'""''.
Hyoslef 4 CO. With sugar Bar at m so,,h.rr
Pacific 60 with mdso Quar- at 10, nv l.
Chesspeake. Baltimore. TO us Nes as !. m
Advance ,ristobal Jan 10. 10 the Psnams u ;! !,
/ So Co with passengers. malls and mdss' ID" -
Nyusms5 Nine Ian 10. To tho Nunson Sc Line.
with passengers and mdse. Bar al noon - , q,
Lsrenb,rg Dutch. Rotterdam Dec IS M ~
nichses Jan 2. 10 Funch. Edye 70 IN oAn'''
nj I,.bol.. Gusn,ansmo Dec %. cienia,go. jan
and Prosreso 10. to ne SeT % a0 y M '''
Delaware. Philsdephis. 10 the Clyde IS 70 WIN
md;. aa" a. Is.S' ND.,s % and Norfolk. To IN,
: Old Dominion - Go. with passengers ana muse
rio Gfshde' Brunswick .n %. 20 the M'lio'
TaIis ar London Dec % and ouerpss,o. =,
Jan I. to ssndsrson 4 Son. in ballast b" :"
gIs %d Bels,, Rotterdam. to Norton. LAZY .
co. IN ballast, Quar- $500, At S1 ~ N IA Vi. H.mp.
ton Rs,ds jan Is in ballast Quar- al M
'' Coma. Nobil. jan TO- Tampa y and KEY " nd
u. 10 tho MALLORY. IS Co. WIN p"''"'''
mdss ous I,cs.ooyIIl. Jan u and Charleston l5
to he C1yds IS 90. with passengers ana muse
o4 TSl. !" tpan,. Copenhagen. in ballast Gu" at
5.Jj D m. s.urn
polvnhsmus (Br). United Kingdom Guioii; a on
.rtSiir. Aztec (Nor). Copenhsscn NesiA Iso8'
Mscori' Rembrandt tBrj. Msnehs ws,,;,, ri
T TsaSGsss NeS. '' eyor West Indies. Rs'sDcr.s
Northwestern. T,mDlco r IsI9T'o~n' 10TH Vi
40 Ns c.gYy.s,on, Afagon. Georgetown, c; henJ
T.msr tDsnJ. Philadelphia santa MARI hSs
tor. Nomus New Orleans. Oruro lb,,' mrpg n
C,csory (Brl Msranhsm via NouolA' n,any
wM,ls'oryy Galveston Bermudian tBrl. Befmnda !
z,,Iis Mayaguez: Comsnche, Chrleston nlu ~.
sonyiil. Thurland Castle tBrl. NladVootoN VIA
Wilmington. Del.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
BankruptcY Petltlons

IRVING PEARLA petition IN bankruptcy has
heon FLED sgainst Irving Pearl dealer In general
merchandise ~ IS Last Brosdssy. by these eredi
tor Bella Bernstein. s20j; Beni. Settler, $3.50
fid Jacob Pollach Sis. Liabilities are 5. 1000
and assets $500. lie made an assignment on
Tuesday.
WOLF SHAPIRO. o. CcnterviIs Sullivan County.
has hled a petition IN bankruptcy, with Liabilities
t5.s2l. 10 IS creditors. which Wers contracted In
Brooklyn in 1905 ard no Assets.
Carl A. TRESSELT painter and paper hanger
At Hudson. y. Y. has filed pctiton In bank
ruptcy. with liabilities s. $50 and assets WIS.
consisting OF stock s.. 900. and accounts. fl2s
There are eight creditors IN New York city and
Brooklyn. the largest being MAskel T. For. 81 ,O6t
Petition Dismissed
CHAsANoFF & GARFINKEL. manufacturers n
furs at s West 3lst st.. have made a settlement
with creditors az % cents on the dollar, and the
r.-iition IN bankruptcy fled against them on De-
ccmber - has been dismissed.
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Yes'day's Previous
Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat.-The wheat market was ner-
vous with feverish fluctuations, closing
Il &c net lower The trade at large was
disposed to place a dual Interpretation
on the significance of the activity on
the part of German commerce raiders.
Some authorities took bullish view Of
the incident, arguing that if the Argen-
tine trade is to be interfered with it
would divert a certain amount of de-
mand for wheat to American markets,
while others were of the opinion that
the fact that raiders are at large in the
Atlantic may interfere with exports
from this country.
The export demand here for the day,
however was extremely small and the
whole situation was puzzling. and con-
sequently traders we're disposed to
limit operations and await develop
ments. The cash position was COM
paratively firm, although it is said that
wheat was offered little more freely
at the Gulf
The Price Current report said that
winter wheat had been given snow
covering in all the belt, with the eX-
ception of Western Kansas and Ne
braska and in the Southwest, where
soil conditions continue to be dry. Re-
ceipts at interior points were moderate
and clearances we're also comparatively
small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18

Rye.--Prices were steady.
Ycs days Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Cash n Y. bush. Sl.59 $3.50 Si.07l2
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HORACE F. BAKER.

PATTERSON. CRAWFORD. MILLER a
ARENSBERG. Solicitors Tor Horace F.
Baker. Receiver. l712 Oliver Building,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Produce Markets-Current

Butter Receipts. 1896 packages Cream
cry higher scoring than extras, per ID. 400
f0i.c: extras (92 scorel. 39T39i2c; hrsts
tSS 30 81 scorcl. 36L M3Siec; seconds (SG
Co 81 score). esq Soc; thirds 32G32 &c
creamery. unsaltcd. higher than extras. ~ a
f1isc: extras. 40Q 40iac: frsts. SEQ 39c sec
onds. Sass ec. creamery. held. higher than
extras. 60 t.H&Sc. extras SO q SIC: frsts.
sft 036c. seconds. S3N Sac thirds. 22g
:.l.c state dairy. tubs. finest SSc good TO
prime. S5N3,c: common 20 fair. % sac
renovated. extras. 2fdS4icc; frsts. $50
asf.c: lower grades. 30N32c: imitation
creamery. frstf 3l032c: ladies. current
make. drsts. 3O63Otec; seconds. 29c: lower
GRADES. c1l.Q2Siec. packing stock. current
make No 4, 29c; No ., Csc; lower grades,
25021i-c.
Cheese Receipts t62 boxes. State. whole
milk. fats. held specials per 10. 24it n
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
limit Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares. I
U. S. Treasury Finances

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE condition
Of the United States Treasury at the
close OF business to-day was: Net bal
ance in,genersl fund, se3,e45, 1863; total
ordinary receipts, 81, .4o2; total or
binary payments. s2e4e.eS5.
The deficit this fiscal year is si4l.-
673,S23. against deficit of s60,45s.Ss5
last year. exclusive of Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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Jan 20
Jan 81
Feb 2
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and 0ne-HaIf Per Cent.
MORTGAGE Bonds.

Motto. Is hereby given that. pursuant 10
the provisions OF Article Nine Of the mort
gage from this Company 20 the United
States Trust Company Of New York, Irus-
has set apart out Of the net income derived
BY II from the lines Of railroad therein
nortgaged the sum Of Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars I'm trust 20 be used 20 redeem
said bonds and that bonds issued unoer
said mortgage will be redeemed herewith
BIDS are hereby invited for the SURRENDER
OF such bonds az prices TO be named by
the bidders, 10 the amount OF SzS,S6I-s
in the Sinking Fund.
such bids should be presented 70 this
Company at its office. 165 Broadway, In the
CITY Of New York. on or before the list day
OF March, 1917. at twelve o'clock noon, and
should be endorsed Bids for Surrender or
Central Pacific Railway Company Three
and One-Half Per Cent. Bonds
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY co"
By WM r. HERRIN, President
Dated January IL. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18

AMES. LEONARD.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. dated october llth. 1916, NOTICE
ia hereby given to all persons having
Claims against Leonard Ames late OF the
County OF New York, deceased. TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers. at their place OF transactinE
business al the ONCE OF Charles p. Lat
ting No 80 Pine Street, Manhattan. in
The City OF New York, on or before the
2lst day OF April next:
Dated, New York. the 18th day Of Octo-
oe'' FANNY r. AMEs.
CHARLES p. LATTING,
CHARLES p. LATTING. Attorney 10.
executors. No. 81 Pine St. y. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John p Cohalsn, a Surrogate OF this
County OF New York, Notice 10 hereby given
70 all persons hsyins claims agains;
New York, deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscr bers. at
their place Of transacting business. al the
once Of their atto59sy, Henry b cGiorsy
New York. on OF before the 18th day of
Dated. New York. the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER, 1915.
WILLIAM A. KIRcHHoFF.
THEODORE DWIGHT.
Executora
HENRY y. CORE1s
Attorney for Executors, no. 200 Broad.
way, Manhattan. New York City.
LYDIA EsTELLE DeFORREST IN PUR-
suance Of an order OF Honorable John f.
Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice IL hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Lydia
Estelle DeForrest. late OF the County OF
New York, deceased. to present the same.
with vouchers thereof, 10 the subscribers
at their place OF transacting business. At
-. ~ Emil M
200 Fifth Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan.
city Of New York. on or before the 25th
usy OF May. 1911
Dated, November 22nd. 1915.
NERSIL MIX.
WILLIAM l.. WARNER,
CARRIE Z. COOPER,
Administrators
FULLERTON WELLS. Attorney for Ad-
ruinistrators. No eco Fifth Avenue,
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Sold yesterday at the sslesrooms Of
Adrian II. Muller:
For Account OF Executors
% shares New York Times 60. 800 each) 90. 500
A. shares MacIutyre Iron Co. $500 eachl. .. lo5
For Account o. Whom II May Concern
$50 shares Estate Of Bradsh johnson, Inc 800
eachl ......to
81 900 Trenton. Lakewood & Sea Coast Railway
Co. per cent gold bond. due 1910: Jan, 1917.
coupon attached .......: ........ -...... u
900 shares Alliance Films Corporation. ! 900
shares Alliance Films Corporation: lot. $40
As shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company
J. s % s s
~ shares New Method Advertising Corp iiT
shares The Mystic Advertising Device, Inc. 3S7
shares Aulinwun Manufacturing Co 800 eachl :.
s. 500 promlssOyy note Of New Method Advertising
corp dated March 10. 1916. due one year after
date. with interest from Jan. !. 1917 Agreement
made by John + Mcdonald dated March II,
1915. and assignment thereof. dated Oct. H.
1916. lot Observation-Disclosures. -.........GO
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nr-Ir1oRAPH TYPEWRITER IErrxM
$3.50. 500 sif5; 10000. 80 os2<sl
wEATHERFoRp. 100 sosdsp Eaciisss S''
Room ll3l. Rector t5tt-
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Jan IS
Jan 20
Jan 81
Jan 25
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MULIIGRAPHIN0

DIAMONDS BOUGHT sad SOLD tof e.s; w.
fres. BENNETT. ~ Bfoadssy. thlfd no~-
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Humidity
Raromefer Readings

HumldIO
4 m .....5i =. m......Io p. m......52
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

p,d,ng Ian lo-Radja Dutch. New York VIA
$500. Ian l5-Rotn (Du,chl, Psdmf VIA
I<rIpnco Marques for Ne~ YORK
Havana ian lT-Sarstogs, New YORK. -, s.,
Curacao Jan l7--Philsdelphis. New fofs Va "'
cS.,oh.t Ian 17-Carillo New York; Wskss
MarI Dap, New York for Chemuigo..
HAVE Jan IT-Asbiorn tNorI Now io'A'
SAILED
rtr.,,ool Ian l2-palto tBr) New York
H,yre Jan I7-Glss (NorJ, New YORK
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ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC

Pursuant 20 tho sinking fund provisions
OF Article % the Trust Agreement dateo
January 1. 1915. hy and between Associated
Gas and Electric Company and Fidelity
Trust Company, Trustee. sealed proposals
for the sale 20 Fidelity Trust company.
trustee. al 4 price not 20 exceed 1860 OF
the par value thereof and accrued interest
Of a sufficient number Of bonds Issued IN
der said Trust Agreement 20 take up inc
sum Of 1895. will be received az the Ohlce
81 said Trustee. 325-31 Chestnut street
Philadelphia. until February l, 1917, at II
o'clock VI
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
WM. T. GEST. President.
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More Americans Going to Front

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE third section OF
the American Red Cross will leave for
the front tomorrow in charge OF h. Z
Hoskier, of New York. IL Is compose
of both large and small sutomooiIes
and the staff comprises thirty Amer,
cans from various parts OF the Uniteo
States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Orchard and Field
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices compateo
with those Of year ago:
New York Yesterday. year ago
Livestock. best. 100 .o ,a.ses
10. ......sss.s. sossV Aslv'vV 'o+'' 1'NN
Dressed beef. sides. a. az.
10. .++...t...... III e "a - ''''N
L NJ 's4 -... O' NV 1900 $50 Gl27S
Dressed veals. city, a. 10
10. .....s....... -sl9 "a - - 80
lave ewes 100 ID. 500 q $50 $50 a |'oo
Lambs fair to .,
prime 100 lb.,..l2.e0 a lAB5 lO.V0 glV9o93,
Dressed mutton. ID. ~ q 10 ~ q ~
Dressed lamb H.. .i6s@ ~ 'lFs@ '"i'
Hogs dressed 100 ,o azes
10. .........-...Il.25 "a ll.fO I4V " |'o'
Dressed hogs. bacon. 80 .,a ms.
10. ........-.... .lAi4p 'l4St Ivgi4 u "a ~ .
Mess pork. Dbl. 200 g a.5o 2O00 &ty'oooo
Mess beef. Dbl. $500 a $500 lo'oO @H'VV
LsId' Middle Nesl 1900 @io.7co lO5oc aIc75o
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ANACnNnA coppER MINING Co.

A Brosdwsy New YORK. December &c. 1918.
This Board OF Directors Of Die Anaconda Copper
Nuning Company has declared a dividend OF Two
dollars fS2 00l Ter share upon its Capital STOCK
~ The PAR value of $50 PEI share. PAYABLE on FEB
ruary IS. 1911. 20 Tie holders o. such shares oi
record A. the close o. business a. j. O'Clock, noon.
an SATURDAY. January 20. 1911
Tie dividend S. PAYABLE only upon The $50
shares into which the Capital stock Is no"
divided.
All stockholders who have not converted Their
holdings into shares ~ $50 par value should do
40 without delay An order that they may receive
their dividend promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18

9iMc; average. fancy. 23iad2fc; lower
grades. 2la23c fresh, colored. specials, -"9
% iec white specials. 23U - Sc colorou'
average fancy. 22c white. average iHnyI'
22c. lower grades. Goa II lac; twins, ne, ls
epcciRk. 2fa24isc: average, fancy. :. TW
23@4c. chcddars. held. specials. 2fM ~ 20
single daisies fancy. Hiau 2iAc; Wisconsin,
whole milk. held twins. fancy, ga ~ ~
fresh. twins. fancy. 2ST2Shc double dais'eH'
&C. single daisies. 2id2ii7c; Young Amer
icss 24l. d24lsc. Ear Western. whole nnie'
Oregon triple daisies % r. V24c CHhfornis'
double daisies. 23d 23isc; state. skins hei 90
specials, 20q2lc. current make. specials ~
dl9igc: choice, l7iadiSi2c. fair to soou'
1psdl6isc lower grades, la &c.
Egrn-Receipts. $500 cases Fresh sath-
cred, extra fine, per dozen, 52Q5Sc' extra
frsts, Sic; hrsts. 4Sa50c; seconds and poorer
44q41c: refrigerator. frsts, 3Slg n59c sec
onds. S7d3 $50 lower grades, S6g 80 &c state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, henneIy
whites, fine 20 fancy. 51d5Sc: ordinary 20
good. b3d 56c: gathered whites, ordinary 20
fine. 52051c nearby pullets' eggs, whites ov
652c: Western and southern, gatherea
whites. 5On 5jc: state. Pennsylvania ana
nearby, hennery browns, 5f6 Doc; gathered
brown and mixed colors asa 53c.
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sIrRROGATES' NOTICE

Mar Cupio SPAN. Almeris Nov 10 and
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BUSINESS CARDS

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co..Ckh' u,
compressed air. steam. hand g 90 sS .,:pf
Broadway. AL East istb 81 coz bA~
Tel l3--SSth
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

lost Bantboos No $40 ae0 q Dry Dock say
tugS Institution. Any person having claims uron
ssr h0ok is called unon 10 present the SANE 20 the
hank Within thirty days Or said book viii be de.
clsred cancelled Snd nes ons hs2sa l. lieu
ltr..~-
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Industrial
Metals

The steel market is ouieter. accord
ing 10 the weekly review OF The IRON
Age" More attention is given to tee
possible effect Of the falling of IN the
export movement. attributed both 20
the scarcity Of ocean bottoms ana 20
the refusal by railroads OF steer anS
pig iron destined for the seaooaro'
That authority says; ,
Apart from these transportation dtuieul-
tics. which are not likely 20 diminish soon
Is the question whether tho steel eNpoIts
Of 1917 will equal those OF 1910. SON
predictions IN the negative have ALREADY ap-
pearcd. -.
An interesting development showing inc
intense effort 70 increase Canadian output,
Is the contract just closed by the ln'peI'n'
Munitions Commission for Canada LOT u"
eight-ton Heroult electric furnaces lol
plant 20 be built 40 Toronto Tor inc COM
mission. and 20 operate on the scrap s ..,,,i
Of munitions works. Several months WI
elspse before steel can be made. but the
contract points 20 the indefinite conunu-
ancc of the demand for war steel mes
furnaces might add 100000 tons a year 10
Csnada's steel supply. ,.t
with domestic steel manufactures Win
the usual msnWuvring over prices lol
cood-sized tonnages OF shell steel iorginRs
Tor tho Allie. Thrd-Quarter delivery IS
wanted for the most part and IN SOME
cases second half.
Cars and rails still cut a large tSure IN
EXPORT INQUIRY. Italy is negotiating Tor
600 cars and Spain for 2lOU. france
has nlaced :. 600 OF the twenty-ton cars oil
which her requirements are many tines
over. Great Britain's coming into the mar
ket for car material has caused some STIR
Canadian railroads must come TO this
side for rails, az the two mills there are
filed up on steel for the war. FOR me
Grand Trunk on both sides of the hne
n 600 tons has come up az Chicago, where
total inquiries are about 100000 tons IN
Guiding Is 900 tons for the government me
In Alaska. Chile has bought 5000 tons OF
rails. and for the Anaconda's operation IN
Peru 1000 tons have been placed me
Steel Corporations BeSsemer & Lake bi'e
road has bought 5000 tons.
Prices current for few Of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products COM
psred with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last year, follow:
Current a year
price ago.
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TRANSPACIFIC NAILS

Hawaii vi. San Fr.na,eoMss M,is9 2.i,3d, Jan
Japan SoIoS; INNS Empress V q Russis - Jan
Hawaii. japan. Corss- China and PhDiRplns
Islands tVia San Frsnciscol-ss leny0 q
Hawaii samoan Islands Australia Ne" q
Zealand lTis San Fr,ncscolLss sono% Nx Jan
Han w., ,.d ..,''''.............. Jan 2
u.,.u. Guam and Philippine Islands IVA ,
san Fr.ncisno)-U 8 Transport. ......' Jan
u.w.u Via San Frsncisco)-Ss Nilhelmlnt feo
~ Islands. New Zealand and Ausirsna IVA
Vancourer)-Ss Niagara .......''''''''-' reO
ARRIVED
Mar Csspio tspsn). Almsris Nov 10 and ty'
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
Twcnty-four Hours

Washington. Jan. 1.-The pressure CONTINUES n
fall generally cast cf IN. Rocky Mountains. and u
IS nov much hcloA Tho normal sn slons Tho north
crn border Hish pressure persists west Of tho
Rocky Mountains There has hecn = general tiHo
iu Temperature u nearly Ell paris oi The couh'r'
although readings arc vet hc'uE ihs se~oih s',I
Age. except aiofc Tho northern horder east ~ u'
Ee-ly Mountains There have h~cl snow furuts
within HE Last twenty four hour I'm thr OHIO snd
middle Niesrslppl valleys AMI ue southern pla.ai
rsgioua aud light local rains IN The Gun hN,s
Georgia and South carolina In other paris OF mo
country fair weather prevailed. -
The indications arc that the weather viii Ne o'et
cast with probably light snow nurnes THURSDAY M
Inc re.ion of the Grcai Lakes the upper ONO $40
the middle Atlantic and NrN Inglsnd H'A,s ~
lowed by fair weather An these districts on -
In the south Atlantic ana eAt Gun nasHs ,,iI
nessec and the lower ohio Valley INC sesueI ~ 49,,
bo overcast THURSDAY and Thurdsy Wsn W ~, ~.
upper Lake reeion and Friday ~ INC ios 's III
region. the Ohio valley The tennessee Hlu u'' "''
storm warnings arr displayed Oh mo Au~iu'
coast al and north cf SANDY HON
Winds 10, Thursday and FRIDAY North Atlantic
strong southwest and west probably roae..iins SO
force and overcast weather. Mlodle Atsn't.,
fresh and strong southwest sna o,s' ,.,,.bIs and
oycrrsst westher Upper Lake stro1g We,
northwest and overcast and colder "cs,neer. "'''
Westerly gales and overcast "'''u''
rocecnt, for Special Localities. 4 asi.rn ~ ~.
York Northern and southern NrN b.t" Nsw
District o. Columbia hasern Fen o,syyc,.t 10 d.y
With probably snow nunrios fair and colder 10 n'o'
ohio. Western Pennsylvania and Western Nv
York probably snow furries to-day TAR 'nu oo''''
tomorrow.
Local orsIsI R.oord.-The following orcisl record
from tho Weather Bureau shows TEMPERATURE uu',ns
the last twenty four hours. IN comparison WIN wv
corresponding date ~ l7st year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Cotton

At one time yesterday the active de-
liveries showed losses Of about 81 a
bale, but more than half Of this was
recovered before the close, which was
at about the days highest levels.
Prices went to still higher levels on
the curb. The sensational report re-
rarding the exploits Of the German
raider" in the South Atlantic was
about the only subject discussed. For
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-18
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-There was quite sharp
advance in the coffee market yesterday. De
mand did not become general or aggressive.
however, and after showing net gains OF
about 1920 points prices eased OF slightly
under realizing. with the close steady at an
advance of Gala points. as compared with
Tuesdays closing figures. Sales were esti-
mated at about 81 $50 bags.