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MASKED MARVEL I
BOWS TO ABERG
AFTERLONGBOUT
World's Champion Inflicts
Terrible Punishment on
??rnknowiT Wrestler.
.??ander Aber*, world's ?hamrion !
?ur.ecc-Ron-.an wre.tMr.g. demon
-Lead IB imrrr??lve manner at the
f!__. Over. Heaaa laet night that
?na-'r'-^!'r'b'for'Mm;t
v.?. strie of the gran ling game. It:
?ids mor* ?*?? ?? ^nr "d ? ha!;
V" ,sc. aaaUhlaa work he pinned
' ' v,,-' ;rrs al iV* M^-'^oni
VaiVid Vsrvel to th. mat
1 | It wa? ?el tir.ti'. the Martel had
Bed la eaal ?a atebabl, the
M. craer.'.ng BeaiehsBBB, a man ever
?astead on ?*? ?r? ??.'.'.*_? mal that the
____P1 BBBI IbbIIJ BBBh back, his B0W?
,'rV ihou'.Je-s both fattened, while
?pite aal agalB on the almost aaeea>
,.,ja> nan heaoath hlBV
a ?u s ahaBoarj ?rid tasada arm
u-\ Hat aetai ?rained the fal
a seventeen
lalaa he'd
?jawty, earn Ingly, eruellj punished his
erg can. Wrenc
?a spaaVed maa*l neck from side to
theat
Russian then starte '
, M ?
ssBsaeal 'fr'!' !(,w" !
sted Isied ' the
, _.-? . ? ? y to wear
teca I
ajtag, aeiT r.rvel as a
. . rrey for three minutei.,
K:erj. pj | thaer, the referee, la
Germar: "Ich babe euch:" ?"! have
>B did not correctly
?t::rr.?t? I - ponei t'a powers of re
i
to en
ends
t
? ? .
a?
s of
. qss i
? i
i bark he went
?
>
r for or.e
?
and.
Mai
sa and he
drcppp :
tails ? - could
-
. e a
-
-
I leer M I -
' him
. .
jpor. the half conscious form]
Columbia Interprets New
Athletic Eligibility Code
Rute Bnrrinj- Graduatea of
Other Colleges Will Not
Affect Athlet eg En?
rolled in 1914-'15.
I'nofTiolal announcement wna made at
Columbia I'niversity yesterday that en
foreoment of the regulation in the new
eligibility eoda adopted last spring, hav?
ing roferonae bo thu barring of gradu?
atea c? other coll?ges from Colombia
teams, would not affect inch athletes
as were enrolled In the university in
the academic year of 1614 '1,V
Tl.'a fact came to light when Captain
W. \V lawyer, captain of the Colombia
basketball team, and Harry Fisher,
oosch of the live, said that Jack Laird,
the old Princeton outtie'.der, who is
being tried ont on the Blue and White
squad, would, probably be eligible to
rlay this season.
Laird, who is a second year law stu?
dent, :s one of the nun whoee cases
were brought ipi to the atten?
tion of the aoiversity committee on
athletics. He ?si a member of the
Colombia boaeball sajaad ail lait ipring.
but was Ineligible to play because or
the one-year residence rule. Levinson,
former i C N. Y WotOI polo player,
and a men 1er of t) ,> I olumbia water
pole team laat winter, was another who
was barre.'. I y the BOW regulation, as
wai Merosteio, a former Dartmouth
man. who played en the 'varsity nine in
several games.
In its enactment the regulation wai
retroactive and barred every man with
i roe of another college fron Co
lumbia teams, making no exception in
the cases of rnen who werr a
registered or who had even played for
bia. Them facts were brought
! op to tb" university committee when It
met la ths fail by Robert w. Watt,
SOptoin of the boaeboll teatn, and It is
andentood that he pointed out the un
falrnen? of tlm rule in so far ss it af?
fected men who weie already In Colum?
bia when it \?n?. passed.
No formal announcement baa been
made by 1i>e committee of Its stand
on the matter, bal the faeVthat Fisher
Is using Laird on the basketball turn
and his statement that he would prob?
ably be eligible, together with a state?
: v Dwyei that he was eligible, Is
tOkOO SO **t "d proof Ihat the rule is to
be applied onlj tO those gradu?tes of
other colleges entering Colt mbia after
July 1. 1911
Another OUlttor that Is perplexing
the committee is the freshman rule as
applied to baseball. Lack of facilities
for playing baseball at Columbia prao
ticsUy makes Impoeelblo the orgenlee
tion of s fieshman nine atid its tiatn
ing ai a separate organisation, it is
the contention of tlie baseball authori?
ties that because of the lack Of play?
ing ground? it would be futile to at?
tempt to develop a franhman teatn, as
?,'?. j".ti,'?n of a nit.e f, t first year
men Woald be defeated through ths
physical inallllltj to trnin these men
for 'varsity material.
It is believed by tho?e in charge of
baeeball that tin- freshmen of promise
would got more htnetiti if they WOTC
te be members of the 'var
s ty sj.ia.i es et present. This I? the
thai I ' lam? la has folios sd with
indifferent success la all its sports save
g. ar.d although ?t has not been
Conducive to the development of large
baseball squads the baeeball manage?
ment feels that It Is the only feasible
plan to follow In that sport. Thi?
proposition will probably be thrashed
OOt more fully at tho January meeting
of the com:.;, pi
and pounding the Marvel's shoulder
riowr- a Aral terrific ? " ?'
So infuriated was the Russian, the
Rothner had to pull him away bv ma:
force. Aben rose to his feet and him
bered to tho footlights. The ma?ke<
man slowly rolled over on his side
and then, too weak te riie wlthou
ass.stance, took Bothners hand oru
staggered to a standing position.
The audience, that had been cheer
sdly for the Masked Marvel a!
tl I boat, d.d not
r*s rletory srith any great show ot
ira, Tl e Russian had ra-s rte.!
to unfair methods upon more than on?
occasion, and tho crow was quick tc
? .: and howling thront?
. rion.
rhe unknown wrestler was led to
his chair, while Pollard, hii manager,
v orked rnr; over hir.i to bring him
I Aberg received a mingling of
cheers and hi?ses as he kept -
in frc- ? ? stage. But the audi?
ence demanded that the mar. in the
black mask corr.e forward, and when
I, supported on either aida b)
every man and
woman arose from their seats and a
deafening ? | | ause swept from
? ry.
Five minutes later Joe Humpl
announced that the Marvel admitted
Abern had prove.1 hmi-c!f the
man at ?man style, and
as long as his
-th lasted.
lur the men wv
ll one and then the other
? e work. Aberg,
? ? tal lack of t
rea, proved he
was a master of sircasm when he anked
they strained 01
you do for a II
The man In the mask replied, but r.o
bis ai iwer.
lier L?
will wrestle at Graeco-Roman style to
h, the mai | promptly
lech.
WUST SEEK OUT
NEW GOLF LINKS
Marine and Field Club to
Lose Its Course on
July I.
The Marine and Field Club, of Bath
Beach, will soon find it necessary to
seek new links, for it became known
yesterday that a big technical school
will be constructed on the property
Aa it happens, the club OOvei BOS
owned its land, and the lease has ex?
pired. All bat the ground used in the
fifth, sixth and seventh holes will bs
required for the purposes of th? i
July 1 ia the date set for the building
operations to begin.
Great hopes were entertained a ?."ar
rr mi.re Og members of
the Marine and Field he or
,ion could be de\ eloped further,
tut the question of room became more
acute as do* sl<
? . section.
' ? Iginal ? tl *> Marine nad
insert circuit, and for sev?
eral si "irig a
full eighteen-ho ? id a work?
ing ac ?
, ,ning
property. The arrangement, hot
was not po; u!nr, and it was |
?
Fro- ? n the limits of greater
fork i-4 at such a premium at
present thai It is all bat Imp?
? club 'o obtain such a handy lo?
cation, so that It would not be surpris?
ing if a new tract were sought In the
ANNUAL AUTO SHOW
OPENS AT PALACE
Continued frem page 1
?arieui cor.'?- ? look so prosperous
ii-.d aaateatt . rhere is not] ng so
BseeiBBj as ? the < ?r.tenance
cf t man m
BspBaehUe. ;:? n ay be a little cold
?? to the a SI ? of his car when h?
beg?r.s, bal -na chance and
be will gros . g right enough.
Vou w ? _n thinks
,r, and that he
?fids Bree ii --luragemei.t to
tl
camps would do
te bear in I ? automobile
re for
the Baal ?-? , . " c - .?man has
'T?ry emotion at his command. He
t?r. be merry or sad, fc- war
JiEts. He car. Indulge In flights of
'?' or ipeai a customer with a
aaiated fact. And, arove all, he Is
?ver t:oquer.t_
? the automobile sales
that be dots not in the least ob
Jtet te dpi s merits of hla car
Baa who has no intention of buy
'?'?%? V,, . ? . ? ? cd it.
And. by the way, we wi
[ntt BO ' - -pht In a
saaey y ....t. If it had been we
t ase* '-.
;aded to buy a
fan o: ? ,wers
0rTa.P8-'
" is a n .? ? roua shoe
at the Grand
entrai Pelsee, to the moneyed man
*nd R * ? one to the pen*
v.rre is probably
fiscirt' ?
?-?.?
Standard Buys Plant.
The Standard ?teel Car Company, of
"ttaba rs of the Standard
'-?" have taken over the Pitts
bwgh Mode! Eagtae Company, with
Plants In Pittsburgh and Fern, Ind.,
* B rner being a new one of most
'?"P-to-date construction.
Thia action on the part of the Stand
?r4 company Is in line with their
Poliey of tecomlng factors not only in
?J?? manufacture of automobiles, but in
?e "ifking of automot ile motors and
Pfci-tia, asll Th? ? k-:ne Com?
panys assets la property, buildingeaBd ?
">?ch:nery, when taken over, exceeded
iLQve,
?
Maxwell Men Here.
Kecognlzing the educational value of
-? ralaCe ?h"w. even to a staff of au
??mobil? experts, Walter E. Flanders,
**?<* of the Maxwell Motor Company,
**? hu sien to it that virtually all
h* besdi of Maxwell departments
P'anr.id their wash's work to includo
5 ltut two or three days la
York. '
Mr Flanders will himself be Bf!
??? of the week. |a will Kx.cutivo
As!???!tt" ' Ul?-n John C Jay. jr.,
?ak_7 V QtT">r^ Managa-r Orlando F.
( u "? ???BPtroller Welter M. Anthony,
Ser*? _*?????? Ra> Harrour
mte M^:r Charles J. Gould.
APPerton Plant Enlarged.
orird?fraApp,r*1 ' ireaa
arr??.m p???on ?iros
41 L" *?? York for th?
nounced that further additions to the I
Arperso-. factory In Kokomo have
made necessary - greatly
increased demand 'or Apperson cars.
It ws | "tei the anounce- ,
ment of the new eight cylinder Apper
the Inadequacy of -aetory
SS then existing was npprei
? r extensions were required to
take care of orders on hand, and rew
rgs have been erec'ed.
The dally capacity of the Apperson
plants has been Inci
- factory force ll working fall
-, orders,
Heinze Exhibit.
Arrong the new iccessory exh
who appear at the Automobile? Show for
the first time is the John O. Heinze
Company of Springfield, Ohio, manu?
facturers of electric starting, lighting
and ignition systems. The electrical
expert of this company, from whom
it takes its name, is John 0. Heinze.
for years an electrical Inventor and
manufacturer of national reputation
ai.d for the last five years chief engi- ?
r.eer of the big Northway motor plant
of the General Motors Company, lo- i
cated' at Detroit. The Heinse appa
rotas, which is on exhibition at the ]
Grand Central Palace, is paid by ex- ]
perts to offer unusual advantages in :
the w-ay of simplicity, compactness and I
economy of manufacture and installa- !
tion on' motor car-.. Mr. Hein/.' and
William I'flum, pri and general I
? er of the company, have arrived
in New York for the show.
Overland Sales Co.
Willys-Overland, Inc., haa been #r
ganiied under the laws of Virginia
with a capital of $500,000. This will
be a subsidiary of the Willys fiver
land Company of Toledo. The new
company will take over the sties de?
partment and handle the sales of the
entire product of the parent company.
All stock of Willys-Overland. Inc., will
be owned by the Willys-Overland Com?
pany and all officers and directors of
the new corporation are from the nffl
cnl stuff of the Willys-Overland Com*
pany.
John N. Willys is president; IL T.
Dunn, II L. Shenler and C. A. Far!,
vice-presidents; Walter Stewart, treas?
urer, and B. B. Scott, secretary.
Show Has Wide Influence.
"The influence of the annual na?
tional automobile Rhowi it farther
reaching than is commonly believed or
evoa admitted throughout the Indus?
try," says A O, Deiborltng, Genersl
Managet of The Haynes Automobile
Company, Kokomo, Ind., In answer
to the inquiry of why the automobile
and accessory manufacturers go to the
enormous eapoaaa of exhibiting and
supporting the national show? held In
York and Chicago each year. "The
individual dealer is affected as much
as is the single destfrner and manu?
facturer, in a general way, the two
shows are a veritable clearing house
for designers. Tho ahows have a very
. decided tendenry to dictate the do*
j slims for tho comir.g Season, and they
I are accepted in authoritative even as
jure the cieu' OOS of ths PorislOB de
"The. comparison of the sarious
j models ' n sxhibit means, much to the
; for ? Ig) ted eng eer. it tokos but llt
the fall
atice of the prevailing undercurrent.
The tender.cv of ?he Industry 1a to?
ward g'andardization of | Its In so far
a? aetoal measurements Kre concerned,
with sum standard.zntion, there
is ample room for individual designing,
as is evidenced in the 001ward appear
?nee of motors and bodies."
Stearna Exhibit.
Prominent among the multiple cyl?
inder cars exhibited at this year's big
ehows is the Steams-Knight Eight,
built by the F. B. Steams Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The motor is a "V" type power plant
with a 8V. inch bore and 5 inch etroke,
developing fi? horsepower, and is re?
markably smooth and silent in opera
tion. A distinctive feature of this en-'
gine is that the sleeve valve mechanism
employed in its construction permits
a design requiring two-thirds les* pt?rts
than any mul'iple cylinder engine in
existence to-day.
The chassis is a Steams standard
chassis with a wheel base of 123 Inches.;
It is too we'l known for descriptive i
comment.
The body designs express unusual
craf'smanship in design and finish, fol
lowing very closely the most advanced
styles of the : nest foreign practice. '
Polished metal is almost entirely ab?
sent, and replaced by artis'ic appoint?
ment! of wiilniit and leather in the
open c?r modele. The Inclosed models
are masterpieces of the coach builder's
art, offering new and distioetivc foal
tires in bronze and silver hardware,
with mounting of French Inlaid walnut,
further enhanced by upholstering of
imported fabrics.
Hupp Service Facts.
In connection with its nation-wide
I service plan, the Hupp Motor Car Cor?
poration has issuod a booklet entitled
"Hupmubile Servie? Facts for the
Owaer. It explains tl.? benefits de?
I rived from the llupmobi'e service plan.
King at the Astor.
The King Motor Car Company, of De
! troit, have established their headquar
! ters at the Astor Hotel. Amone the
pany'a oi rials here .'or the show
{are: President, Artemas Ward, Jr.;
vice pr?s.dent and general manager, F.
A. Vollbrecht; assistant general man?
ager, J. B. Siegfried; chief engineer,
T. P. Chase; sales manager, B P.
! Bishop; assistant sales manager, 1. B.
? Meers; technical expert, I. D. Bocap,
1 and li. C Bradtield.
Cadillac Cut-Out Engine.
Tho Cadillac cut-open rhaas.s at the
! auto show is a counterpart of tho one
diaplayed at the San Praooiaeo I
tion, where the company was awarded
the medal of honor, the Cadillac being
the only car exhibited with a V-typo
motor.
The chassis proved one of the most
attractive features of the automobile
division. It was widely commended be
? nf the unui ? il s locational value,
Ing, as 11 ? ?ht into the
internal mechanism and Us workings -
something which the average motorist
I seldom has the opportunity to see so
i -learly demonstrated,
Briscoe's "Red Queen."
One of the much admired features
?of the show w:is the "red queen" in
the Briecoe eohll it. Tbl le < '
; the show models of the BriSOOl " 1 0*00?
Ity-four." t'pholstery, painting an.i all
hTc :n crimson, and the cur is
t things to strike the eye
aa one enters the show.
suburban ?Bstriet Definite pit
Hi? future have nut been armour
Apparently there is ?tait? a
etio?i Imttveen a "dog leg." "elb
"ini'i" bi.|?, and the authority
itatemea! la no less s person t
W Tililnchaat dealgaef of manj
Possibly this differeaea never h?
lefia? I, I ut the nrfliileot, for h
PBtpeeea. make? the distinction
In both installes, BO saya, th
leg, or elbow, oeae?ata of aeeaa I
projecting from on? side or the
in the fairway and BBBttlBg <
green which lies at an angle I
: ometlmea a courageous drive r
a plafei to carry elOBf over this i
trouble, tho flight of th<? ball di
iii?r a hvt'"theiuis? of the anirl
thus giving ? murk?.I advantage
certainly a straight Une Is the si
dlstanes between two points.
"I cull this an elbow hole," shj
llnghast, "and probably one of th
oxamplea of this type Is th?
te?nth at old St. Andrews, wh?
light hand course is played. Thi
is the famous station masters', ai
drive which carries well o.er the
of the feaea and Korean's shops 1
rewarded.
"tin the dog-leg hole wo find ?
ilar condition, except that the an
beyond tho reach of the a-olfer's
t rodJgtoaa effort, but he must d
on a verv long shot to got heyon
obstruction In order thst he ma
lb.' gra? n Opea up to his next sh.
fine example of the dog-leg hole !
first at l'ino Valley.
"There is still a third vnrlatb
an obstructed Une to the green.
Is ral'nd the Vape.' Here we fir
iehi eat ea te the fairway
close to the gr^en. and usually th?
of a hill or a huge mou> d provide
obatraetiPB, Ob the eaaa hole
very necessarv 'o plaoe the drive,
greet s" iracy that the gr?-<u
opened at ill Maybe thero I
n great i. -.' of difference between
;?g and aape bolea, but in the I
Instance th? angle is close by the i
nad has 'o b? negotiated at the i
rather than at the beginning ol
shot. Poesihly this attemptad ele
cation of the three terasa may bi
BBW? ',.-.>?".(? to those who have been
Sl.'d."
EXPORT DEMAND
STEADIES COTTI
Musinoss Orows Quiet After I
crpool Closes?Kven-up Chi
Loral Activity.
Reports of an improving export
mand and foreign buying of
months gave the cotton market a
erally steady tone yesterday, althl
oarly advances were not fully m
March runtracts sold ui,
during the early trading, 01
aboi e 1 hursday's c[r ?
and aleeed at j.:.4>, with the gen
.. a] an advance <
to 19 points. Business was fairly
tive at the Start, but became ?
fter the elees of Liverpool,
the r- ? ? , high b
ling for ot
1 ? '.i 'a ad ".irnment. All i
led to-day, but ?ill reopen
business Monday morning.
January notices .'.op reported
circulation at tho opening, but amoi
ed te OB I 000 bales, and evidei
caused little or BO I QUidatiOB, ai 1
.gher. I
erpool ras a moderate seller of |
months, but was again an active bu
of near positions, while there wai
good deal of scattered covering.
: loi 'hs soid 12 to 14 pointa
end of the firat he
or 7 pointa follow
le mon? th&n a dis
fits following an
vanee of about $2 a bale from roc
? els, and to area up comn
for over the turn of the yeai
es again reported
belter export demand. This is a-tr
?.i*hing supply of r
oad, Bl ? the idea tl
importers must soon find
way to ?? stocks of raw c
tin was OBCOU raged by reports of ci
n Manchester. 8c,
ocean tool ige ai J ths hi
freight ratea are against ths BBtl
pated eat >n the expi
movement, but the higher rate of at'
,.ng exchaage favors the fon ,
In some quarters it is felt that Ki
liah Imporl rt are likely to be assist
by the British government in getti
freight accommodations, should t
demand for raw mator.al bee :
pressing. Exports so far this seas
have been only about 1400,01 I bal?
while local statisticians figure th
stocks of American OOttOB abroad
the visible points bars been reduc
by nearly 1,000,000 bales since the h
ginning of tho season. Consumptii
is proceeding r.t a rate eonsidernb
??? ol importation abroad, ai
.ation is working toward an i
readjustment
Exports ? | -?ero 20,131 hale
? the '*?? r. again
101,771 last year. A better feelil
ever the Anror.a affair contributed I
the early advance.
'the weekly movement flgurea of tl
New York Cotton r.xrhango follov.
Port receipt-,, 100,100 bales, again
???0,fifi2 last year; overland to mills an
Canada, 17420, against 10,191 lai
year; {Southern mil.e takings, estima
cd. 110,000, against 80,000 last veai
gain of stocks at Interior towns, 9,4b
against 161 last year: brought int
sight for tho week. 337,77':!, agami
459,228 last year. Total crop mov?
ment: Port receipts, 4,106,754, agairu
4,720,831 last year; overland to mill
and Canada. 570,500, against ???2.1b
la it yoar; Southern mill taking
"00, again.-t 1,447,887 last seal
stock at Interior towns in excess o
August 1. 919,703, against 1,072.20
last yean brought Into sight thus fa
for season, 7^51,657. against 7,723
' lit year.
Kai.K? "f price?:
Y?st?r
Open. Hleh. Ixys?. Close. daj
Jsn. 12.1? 12.24 12.18 H2?'2l2.2t 18.1
Feb.. ? ? ? 1-.". BU 18J
Mar, 1244 1252 12.41 12.le? 12.49 12.8
Apr. 18.68 II ? 0 18.68 12 M I'll II 4
May, 12 67 12.75 ? ? 1.' 0 It ??
June. It.7? Bid IM
.Tu!r. 18.88 13 s* 12-?2 12-fi'(ji2>7 12.7,
.79 12.79 12.79
Sept. - - I2.47?12.49 12.?
::<' 12M 12.45 12.t-fil2.49 12.3s
The local mark?! for spot sottea Wat
pfendy and 10 point? M?t-rr at 12 '0 for ml I
dllng upland; ?ale?, 1.100 balas i delivered 01
sontraet 1,500.
Baeetptl ?t port? and Interior roln?? r*?
terdsy and for th? weak, compared with th?
of last week and pf tv la week la-d
Y??t*T- TM? Last Last
day Week. Week. Tear.
Galv??tun ... laUMM U.SSl 00,106 111411
New Orleans, f- 201 4:..HIT 11,777 67.2!>l
MobOa . ?sa 4.0-0 I444
?avannsh .... 1.748 IS."JO IP.?11 ?;,??
? 'on ... 1.0.13 6.884 5.145 14.707
wiii in^u.n .. 2'o 1.222 ?.sea
Norfolk . l.T'.K 12,4 2:? IB.eil 18.6*1
re ... 1.P7S 1.678 1.781 4.177
New York ... 223 1.X10 92". 145
. 445 8,111 8,1 ' I.T7I
phla.. 9 Ri? 210 I.8M
? ... H.8.58 85.819 88.141 80481
Tots!? . 51.2?e 186.168 122.881
In-?;lor 1
V.Kuat* . BM 1.061 ??.i"! 11.?.42
la . 4.--".'2 S2.I-8 10.511 19.-94
St Louts _ 1.618 11227 22.161 IS.Ill
llo'i?t..n . 1.20 < S6.4BS 76,?'j8 ?>4.S7I
l.l\-?rpool WMklv report :
Thi a tj,?t Last
Week Week Y?nr.
Sales all kinds K'..000 10.004 16,601 II
R.;...' .\e ?r 8S.I 11.006 84 "it
Sales, speaj'I'on 1.600 - 1.000
Sales, for sxpt I I * 111 1,060
1'orwarded II ? 10.606 88.606 81,606
I- ??? nil kinds 87.000 00 ?i-"?0 161
ImpU. Amer. 61.P? I 41 .
VMal iinirti 4 OOO 4.000 10 CO -.001
Rtl all kind ?? - 100.006 162 00.)
Bl ,rk \ '
Mil ?til kind
Afloat. Aaser.lS4.0Oa 20- <?
<-eclnl I Iven o? rab??
1 ? . ae: sale? 16
tassrWaa T"h? ? >tal Inel '
>e reateratay Importa 11 O?O. bom
Am?rlcHn Mlt'r Inn.l. " .-'I K'it iras oren?!
'"irm. Bt 6 to I I ?int? ?.Ivan -r ; -!i?,l sa>**t.
tut ata>?dv, I SS ? poli >? I l|jh?r . J?n-F?h.
- TS?A ; Mai ?
Am. 7.8O1 Oet-Nov, 7.11 ' Y?rn?j
h? i-, . . ? ..>th*. a Urs? ? ' ? dolns.
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat and Corn Markets
Decline Sharply Under
Heavy Liquidation.
GENRRAL MARKET REPORT.
New Yurk. December 81. |91l.
WIIKAT.
Wheat was very narvnm during the early
operallona, and Bfiass a.lvan, a.| 1*4* to 6Hs
?m es yerme oa the part of abort*, who were
apprehaneive of bullish development* |n the !
ua.'.i..ur PealtJea, ..win? u. Isiahaleal ?ondi.
-asas, Aa th? eoy irsqieasi?, bais-os-ai .?,!
nothing of a actuation.' fhamrt^r developed
Jong, began to llnuldate, end late In th?
?Ufa.th? "'**??? *?? ?lUtlnrtlr weak, eloelng ;
with net loeaea SB 1U te i\ka\
The market closed at noon. The eaah
r,\ri-r? ,?".?*? I No 1 durum yuoted at'
lias**! f/?b -??!! Yorl" No ? N"r 1>ulllt>'.
???,**"* No * Nor Ma?li?la, iLSiU ? i f
Huff alo. "
(OKN.
Corn ara* domin?t?! largely by the anttlon
i ,** I**"1 "fl'r ?""?''"g nrmiie*. early
arteea broke sharply ai.il slsee? at about
the lowest, with i,at I,,.* ...? |( to 2^0.
H.a -e*h market on N? 2 yellou oorn was
quoted at i.i??o. pseSOS?] ahiiimaut.
O A'IS.
The oat? market followed mr.ch the lame
eoura? aa wheat ai ?! erara, although pri.-e
change* were confined within a narrower
rargo. Ciualng quotation? ?ere t? to \o
nut uwar Tl.? I...-. I ?.-U _--.._ _"!_/?
Ko I whl'? quoted at 4lV3'.?49Ulei No 4
S7H?*M6*4j?| fane,
"- MS, ami or.lii ni
??Wt Va?. ?11 elevator.
.JHOeaWsi tones clipped* whlTaV ?i'-'y*'
l?/f** *.'"" . ""'''' ?"*"" el'Hlx-d ?hite? 4- , ;
RTF..
o I W
NEW YORK PRICKS.
Market quiet, No t Weetern. 11.06. e t f
New Yurk.
Wheat i Open. High. U,i. Cloaa. day.
?'?*". ? 1.85 l.-.U.
CHICAGO PRICKS.
Wheat i Open. High, Low. Cloae. ""lav!
Per erabas. Ltsu X2;u i g,^ rj!0u , 24<
y*y. ? -' s Uli 1 16?
Jvi?>'. 1-1?V? 1.20 1.16*4 1.17%
?M"y."H 48., .47*^ 47-U .47%
PLOI ? AND MEAL
/laatOateS waa practioally alian.loned yeeter
OU owing to the N- * Year. oe.,brat..,n M
tt.e n.?ir of the |,,ca. exchange, ani .
wire i,.,minai,y unchanged. BUCKWHEAT
J LOI U Market du I at H.SI pan 100
H\ g FI.Ol.K- Dull ; fair to g a ?
66j76j choice to tanejr, $'.804f--.;..-, .,
?U il. vSt*?dy: kiln dried, <? '
DAO MEAL Bt*asdy| fine white and yehow,
' aearae. U.66 I BED City quiet ?
bran, 'm.., m.Se| 106 lb sru-ka, ?24; heavy
IS, do, 124 . " ii mi'id.inga, |S1 60;
?<- flour, 110 lb sael - I Wea-.-n
quiet; bran. 100 lb sack, f EMIS J atar.d
ard mi Id Ings, do, ? - '23 i flour roid
d.ings, do, 126.80; red d / ft., ir. 140 11.
"il mrai, I40.76Q641.28.
PBOVUIONa
The market tst : g prod ;rt* waa firm
early oa a continua'i, ? if I >.ur?d*y'e buy
ah waa ae,d t? le due
tu Stnsllsi r., ... hoga. I.'.oa. i ng
? u-i'a aaid that the run of gras?
hoga waa n. ? o eurn buga
have not begun to move freoiy, and thia r,'
irary fa.ong ofl
movement- J'ackers ao.j on tlio ad van- ?
late In the day the nurirtt ?vu? wrak. lte
r-.p'a ,f hoga at Chicago were 20,000; ea
kimsted f',i M,ti,U>, .',",.000; Kans.t?
Ti.re.vt4 ."..-00 and Omaha 1,0"0 Pi
Kirm; m?^a. |l9?f? 19.?0; fa'r.l'y, |2igi
ir...? olear, 818.6O??t822.60. BFV I
Steady : mesa, $1 ' uni ? 118*]
I18S0; pseket, II <i\~'<), extra India
m?, 627*3827.50 DRESSED Hie,S -Firm;
bacons. P'^c; 180 lb, ?S?: 1?0 lb,
111 lb. 6*??c; piga, lOSc CUT M
Pickled s- ? : Id lb, U?*si 12 lb,
14 tb, 11*4?, Plekled harr? ?teadv :
TALLO '.
1*41 ? I,ARD
- Steady; mldd e West, Clt"*
lavd atrady ; quoted at t lard
' ntinent, 16.68? l I Anifrtc?, lip:
Rri.'l'. kets, lie. Compound steady ; quofd
. 9't,o.
City lard ateanne, :
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
Yeater
I.erdi Open. -H'gh. tow. Noon. day.
January ....19 97 110 00 66.66 1967 10.92
May _|6J1 10-ij 10.12 10.15 10.':.
R1?? :
Jar,' AT7 ....10.27 10 80 10.22 10 22 10.82
M,iy .16.66 lo.-'" 10.-5 M.61 10.67
''ork i
January ...1?90 18 97 1*.'* 1**5 1S.*5
May .19 05 19.17 16.81 19.01 19.15
BUOAB FITI KKS.
FuMirea ha--e been MSSI and featureless
it ?? ? <l..y Tba ? ? M aanai 2
pointa I'-";- "' 4 points lower, tut .a-'r !n
. arises ra.;u-,l a UtttS OB lUPporl of
Janinry l y CubSM Interests, ?.r.d tbs rrarket
s fer the day. l."'0 ton?. Range
- galas tot urn ?W, I4?a totas I
of pricee.
\ eeter
Oren. HlgS. Low. n.we. day.
January ...8.68 ?.78 8.89 J.6? ">
Februsur ..?<? S-4? ? 4i ?'?' ;
March .8.S7 8 37 8.87 8.3S
April
.44 8-i?
May .8 50 8 f.0 8.49 8.49 f? ".}0 8.4i
J'ine
I 8.51
Ju'y .8.58 8.'.5 8.65 :
August .... ? - ? - 8.57'33.88 8.57
September.. - - - 8.'" >:>..;i 8.?0
- - .. ? I 8.62
?.,.,.? _ _ 81 8.64
COFFEE.
Coffee araa Inactive, wt'h o;eraMon* large?
ly of an evening up character. The selling
api-eared to be n Httls more aggreeelve than
tl .? I .lying, ??pecial y In ?M n?ar poeltlona,
tad at tbs sloes si the day saloaa *-ers ?
red to ? pointa lower. Total salas
were 15.000 bags.
Condition? in Brail were not notleeab.y
changed, and coat and freight ofTerj sratrs
?bawl unchanged from IbosS of Thursday :
modaraU ?nie? betr.s reported of Baatos is
at ?V i"'1 " ' Ul? '"
wre off-r"! nt 7 10c. American orrdita. The
spot market wes nomnal. with traderi apa
?.etio.
I..kb1 a|K)t prices were nominally un?
changed, at 7"ie for Rio No 7. Range o!
prices:
Yester
Operv aVSBO. Lo^?*. Clase. day.
January.. - ~ 6 I. * , .
^ebruary- ? ? ? 6.53'?6.56 8.5,
Mareb. .. 8?5 6.65 6.65 6 ' I ?
April. - - ' ? ??;?
M,iy. 6.75 8.75 6.T' ? ;, 6.75
Ju'y. 6.86 6.86 6.89 6.82^*1.88 6 84
August...
.September 6.*S 6.P? Ml
----- 6.95.1 ?V96 6.96
?r. ? ? ? 6.9-'.."' ?9 7.00
?,.r. - p- ? IM?flM
COTTONSF.KD OIL
r'ofonaeed oil waa Inactive. (Ifferlnga
?ere not large, and the market ibawad a
Arm undertone, reflecting bolUsb ?antlnunt,
T'.lal tales for tbs peal ."oar on tue I.?-al
exchange were 4.4'. 7,400 barrels, against
3 060.7Of laat year. Range of pries*I
Yaster
Open. High. Low. Close.
Spot. ? ? ? Ma?J ? 6J6
Jaanaiy.. 8.6i 8.61 8.58 S.?O'.Ih.si - .
February.. ? ? L'S^SSO 8.51
March.... 8.60 8.60 8.57 8.66 ?S.53 8.54
April .... - - - 8.f ; 4 - t
May. 8.69 8.70 8.68 8.6 "?8.69 6.84
june. ? ? ? 8.7 IM s.74 8.65
Julv. 6.T9 8.T9 6.71 8.7' .-.?."S 8.75 ?
Aut-ust... 6J6 6JS 1.66 6.81 ?8.88 8.79
MET?IS.
(.p;er was Arm. ?i'h electrolytlo M tad
at 2.;.'/2?e. fu trie N'es? York Metal
change tin waa lUtHsO. srllb ":"t In t
loU quoted at 4 j lie, and >? I
I ,,,-,-1 a' " (of N- ? t rrb spot
The gssubee -? sltina sad i
pany advanced tr? price of ihipsnamt lead
from 8.461 to I.IOl In .'0-ton lots. In Lots
dnn the me'al BSM ?? i M foBaMTSI
, r spot, I "rsa, 666
elcrtr.'i'.ti,-. 6108, with salas reporvt of 166
tot., ?tot and f>0 tons f'.ture? Tin, ?pot,
f ? ?id future?, a".'')' Srttb 'die? at n0 tons
'Hire?. Leal ?pot. ??O 2i 6s. and a
:
( OCNTRV PROHUCE MARKETS.
New Y. rk. December 81. 1915.
ill 1 U.R.
Receipt? t" a kagee Creamery,
?xtras I higher leos-ii <.
. , lecunda, .
thirds, -4 '-'4 f-. creamery, bald.
extra? - ' '
Is, 24 "e'-J
. . state dairy, fi'.eat.
'sic ; good to prime, -
fair. 2Ki?:'iic: renovate?!, extras. . .
to; lower gradea. 20 t22c ;
m L-rei.'iierr. firaU,
ladlaa, irrent make, ft? ?
|, ..er grvli-v
?tuck. June maiav ?na. liWt?i^i curren!
m?W?, fine, l'j^o, No 2, 1SH_H??I
? ? ??. ,(lgc.
CHEKBE.
?oaflM to-day. Hi boxes, Rat?,
milk. Ii.ld, fists ,,,e. Imp. 17l^i3l7\c,
?S? fancy, 1 ,'titl 7 ",?c , ourr?nt rusk?.
? psolala. l70lT?A?j av?r?g? fa.cy, I
Inlai; twins, specials, ?."vr(i. >?_a ; d
sneelale, 17%?l all ?tyl??. SllllsiBlailSS.
16? ? Wlseonsla, whole miik. fanoy. ill
?7M,gi7jtcj t*|r?, ;;i.4^17U,o? ahm
17V?'i,i,' Cn Yonne Ameritas. 18^
?Uta, ?kirn?, hold. specials. 16Q16?A<
r?nt make, special?. Ul?a | frwih. r
l.T'v'rtUo; fair lo g.*,d. i2'.! 13c i con
titilo.
eg?;?.
Receipt? to-day, 1401 i-anea. | reah
?r?d. extra IIn?, per di
flr?U, l4ia84'<,o? fir?l?, 68oi seconds,
32o: third? and poorer, 27V,-'1: ? dlrti?
I. i?'??ic.; No 2 and poorer. -
ch?ok?, goed to cholc?, dry, ??jr ; iu.li
Wastes, IS'rtlVo; refrigerator, ?pedal m
lancr, 25? ; ilrata. 14ffj24V4ej ???? lula.
j , third? or poorer, lB(_,22V*c; dl
I8U20o, ?Uta, r?nn _,,] i ??rby, he
white? fin? to fancy, l((?_46e: ordinal
good. >l5'(/.44aj| guthvred white?, ordh.?
fine, l??'.lai small wbl'e?. as-ai'iu; \
?rri, father?.! whit??, |.1'.,40e; ?tata,
and n??rhy, h?nr,?ry hroavn?, Mc2?0e ! i
?r?d brown ?ml rmsed I dor?, ?. ?/,66c : i
by. r?frig?r?tor white?, 2 |
HAY AND 81UAW.
Th? market at moat harbor points I
firm on Urge halad timothy hay, and bl
?Uaaly to w*ak on th? ?mall bale?. ?)
on Nn 1, which U ?rare?. Fair call
better ports of light clover mixatd ; ei
tlonei aalea uf alalk? mixed, making u
?24. Alfalfa not wanUd. Ry? ?traw.
HAY, ...i,? baled, timothy, No 1, tier
124^125; No 8 to No 2. i;ir_,|2J; ?hlpi
11.Ulli; fancy light ?lov?r mlx?d, 88861
(Small bales about I. under larawi.
6TRAW, No 1. 1144)118.
1KI1SII FRUITS.
APPI.KS. Rpiu?nberg, bbl, 11.75-1111
Jonathan, 124314.261 York ?????rial. 11
884?| WealUiy. ? 1.7C'_,?a ?5 ; Win?s?p.
' Uypxae wlnesaa, I.(??is 161 Tw?
Ounoe, 11.604)82.60; Twenty-Ounce Pt|
I TaJlman hwwt, 62(283.60
mix?.!. 11.60'ii 12.iy ? (;r??ni:is. 886)81
King, 61.60tjt63.26 ? Northern Spy. ?1404]
Baldwin, |1.60<_tf8.60; HubbariUon, li.
18; I.?i, Davis, |l.B0'_|2.25i Gano, il
12.60; Dslicious, Western, box, ll.tiOriila
3piU?r.b?rg. li.76l388.7B| Uom? T??,
t. ni; Newtown Pippin, |1.26??|1
Jonathan, |1.2A(r |1.*0| Suymsn Wir.,
I. 2i_.ll.60; V.inasap |1.26s262l U
Twia, Western, boa. |l.26<_41.60 ; Wl
l'?armaln, ll.25',t|! 801 lten Davis, IL:
11.40; Mack lien and Gano, |!.2S'((!1
Grime's (,old?n, 11^,11.85; Golden Or
?2'tf8240j Ark Jbk. K. |1.60a_}|2| I'V.A
Kie:'?r, bl.1, |1.5n't;l^.50. ba?ket, 606)1
I RANBEKRIES, Cap? Cod. late ?or'n,
?'.1 ; pur N Y rraU. ?
Karly Hiack, bbl. 67??18.50; crate, ll.'
. Jersey lluwa. bbl, |;i,t|10.60; Ei
Hiack. I6.60i_46.60 ; native, It...u.?t?. li
rd erat?, l-'??i2."5; ordinary ?..
12 | I/o.g talanal 'ate sort*, bbl. <
111: early aorta. |0.7.r._ll?. ; crate, 11.1
12.26 ? .STHAWHERKIKS. Kla, qt, 606)1
KUMQUATS, Pia, qt, It_;i2e; TA?O!
INES. Kla, ?trap. 124t$o.?0; Porto il
12.26; MANDARINS, T?a, ?ti
11(881.761 SATSUMAB, Fia. strap, 11.6
ORANGES. Hu, box. finll; P'
'??? . r t|l 161 Jumulca, |1(_ |i.26l < ?
' ? Am, box. $2 ?/ 12
ll?li.SOi GRAPEFRUIT, ! ... bos. t 0
Cuban. $. . Porto Rico, IK312.7C
l'OTATOLd AND VEGETABLES.
I OTAiOJ S B. moda. No I, bu. |
$6.60; No 2, I i(U|6.60; No 1, . .
Maine, bulk, IrO Qt, S8| 181
?- K>! Long I? and, ino II,
18.25 ? ?Ule.
i ' . Mich, bi
ISO lh. tt.86_l|3; 168 ib bag. 1
Mich and Minn, l'.O lb bag, |2.30'<r$2.
Jersey. 168 Ib bait. 12.26 _,I2.76 ; Va and ?
':.. or bag. Il.60@82.76; SWEETS, Jem
. basket, I6e<9ll ;
iiuket, 7Sc(|i; i,i?. 11(312: ARTICHOK1
('??., Frenen drum, ISiflll; box,
' ??lartiy, J? rasait ni, bbl, I?012;
Jenawaea, |li_,81.sO? ANISE, New (ir.ca
f; 60(982; BRUSS1 LS B 'ROUTS. *
Uing Island, quart, I
tNS, K.a. wax, bosket, 886J)
g-een. |3?(1I6.60; BESTS, Marby, bbl, S
- : 25 ?11.60 ; New I ?
banshee, 13: CARROTS, nearby, 100 ,b b;
,11 '.n'i;$2 ; unwashed, $1
61.261 100 bunches, II.25_ ll..".0 ; New (
ban?, 100 bunches, $? 50 : CUCUMBE1
Fla, b??ket, 121984; CABBAG1
S?ed, ton. 17428111 dome?-.
bbl, 75c ill ; Savoy, 75c; red,
130: bbl, 61466181.601 CAULIPLOWEI
,md. ikoTt But, bbl, 12 (i $5.50; lo
cut, $1_42; crate. 116(81.881 ^'a . I and
?
'V. New Or.'..'.?, bbl, ? I
i EXERY, Cal, eaae, I
ard case, $3'^$4.'.0 ; CELERY KNOBS, b.
k?t. li ?ROLE, :?'?
f 10; EGGP1 \v. PB, ' a, b <.
: I'liian, 616188.60; GARLIC, Itall?
. Chii as ?.)?e. S^ti
RADISH, I"0 Ib. I"
KALE, Va, bbl, ?Oti^oc; KOHLRABI. X
. 100 bunches, ?{'-li?; LIM? BEA>
lis, half 1?ix. Ill Fa. basket or era
0; Cuban, crate, |1.75'<l 12.50 ; C
a. ? LEEKS, nearby,
bunches, f 1 60 ; LETTUCE. Fta. biuket, 1
??2; T. XU-?, Bostoa, 81 'd~$1.25 I New ?
I, 12; bsaket, 60cO60e; MUSTAR
New Or.ean^, bbl, 11.60^12: ONION
whit?, crate or baaket, ?t.iO'.-14.50 ; Coi
Valley, yellow, b?*, $2'??2.75: s-at? ni
B/eat?rn, red. bag. I1???2.50; ye! w. S
. Onu es C inty, red. brvg, ?: ? *.
ye?ow |lfi$2; Bermuda, ?rate, 12.60; V
tela, ?as?, 12 i" ,88 25; I all ease, 11.85
a-e, 60*981.25: OKRA, Fia. ca
rier. 111713; bu-VKet, 11982.76: Cuban, ca
rier $1'.?I3: eraU, ' i OY8TE
;2.50-fl5; PEA!
'
?? ?.-- ??? RSNIPS. bl
11.25'i?6l.50? PARSLEY. N?w Or'.ean
curly, bbl. I5t?$4: piain, 64 I I ??'. eprt
' "? ",rt'' ? '"' ?".";,L -,
?'IRS Fia. i ? 12981 '???'-??. 12
Cuban, box, ??w Ol
o; ROMAINE, Fla, ba
ket Si ? ?2 ; New ?)r!.'in?, bh.. t
?
0 ssaa, bbl, I I
liird, bbl. il.601Z81.7S: narrow 12
uw, ??hite, box, lili $2: bask
( aeek, r?trs, 61<l|1.76 ? Cubar
white. 619(2 1 TURNIPS. \>w Orleaiu
white, bbl, $160^12: o!d, white bbl, tC
-utat^ga. bbl or ba?. 11981.87; TC
MATOE3, F!a, carrier, Il98t-76l Cubar
IS; WATERCRESS, 100 bunches, HI
HOTHOU8E PBODTJOTO- OssMaskses, del
11.60) StlOS, box, |2'o;$4; !et?'iee, doi
???? ; m!n% <i"t bunches. ?0975c: mush
, -, white. I Ik basket. 11911 J?; brown
butt RS, 75Cff 11 ; radish-?, 10
as, li.6O082.6Oi tomatoes, !b. 11
? ? -
LIVESTO? K MARKET.
New Y rri Pe.-*mb*r II, 1615.
?KKVES.
Rerelpr?, 2.158 head: 21 ears cm sal?
?In light ?up: lr and firm l bull? an
Stsadf to firm; pome ?ale? of I
?Und? higher. Th? yard? were clear?.'.
Ste?? sold ut ?S 25 to ??50 per '00 lb?
?i ?5 to $150; a few littl? yearling'
al it to 14.?5: cow?, at $8 to 16.60; 1 estri
cow. at 17 ; tallend?. at |2.'5. Dressed bee!
slow and unchanged in prie?.
CALVES.
receipts, 411 ht?d : 2-<> read on ?ale. Th?
market was activ? and ?trong and t??1? 25 g
60s nlgber, with a prompt clenrance of th?
pen?. Common to prim? vea!? ?old at 68.50
| | ;er 100 lb; eulla, at |T.50??88: barn?
yard calve?, at $5.50^16.25: yeailln/?. at ?I
C .'.:e?-ed v?uln wer? Bl
?i!.a:te.l. tBei StllUSUj dressed II
8HF.EP AND I.A.MH8.
Receipt?. 2.1 .1 ! eu.! . ' cara on sal?. S>i?en
In \eiv limited ?upply and firm. Lan-1 ..
2V higher than Wednesday. Th? p?:.?
el?ar?d Con-mon to gooj sl.eev ?old at
?? r-er 100 Ib; ordinary to -rim? 'amb?.
OK8J816.60 Preased suttttow firm ?t
??'".'? c; dr??a?d lsmbs. lUr??lfte.
'. lKi,c. Country dressed hotho-u?
. ter.ly at $"(? 1 per caress?.
HOGS.
Ra-??ipts, 4,629 head ; barely half a oar on
aale. ?? and llpht to heavy hog*
?pioted ?t I6.9(V?87.25 i.er 100 lb; rouw'h? at
58. Country .ireia??<i hog? ?t??dy lit
per lb: roajting pig?, at 146)16?,
THE WOOL MARKET.
11/ Te.tfr?us t? Th? _BBBM?]
Phllsdelpbla. Dec 31.?For this Bese of the
year there has baten eorutderah!? activity d?
playcd In the local wool market Th* mili?
nre consuming a larger BOSatlty ol
verhap? t an StrSB ksfeee, and .?rule th.-y ...;
, i.rally disposed to operate froelr dur?
ing '.tie holktsf ?eaaori UsS I PSSSBl reijuire
meats conn el th?m to rom? into th? r.,?;'n?t
for con?id*r?bl? quantUiea. Th? vol .
?ale? during the w?ek ha? t^en surprisingly
large, and the value? of all grade-, .re
maintained Medium unv.a..:rd fleee.-j are In
'y rind r..ild?ra want I6S Of tnree
? snd 37c for quarter? of choke qual
n: rjaoUtioas are:
ar.i Miskiaaa 0eeees?-*f1aa
'. - - i
-; S. 87'ij,88c; \, 844j}7?| \, % and
Ing - V : commo'i and b-al I.
Pennsylvania and Ohio il??c??
.? wash?d 64H086tat?.
Ittye ; fln? unm?rc! ?ntabie. ? ? 2 c
1 comblr.g ?llx-iic; -?. ' '
:; delaine, onwaahed ' 1 ?" .:c; fln?,
common ?nd braid '
;? -AIoppo aasksd i'^-so.'
Angora, tOtcftl?: Pokhara. i
China, eoreblng Wi\ 0-; China No Nort -
?rn. ?rUkrared :-l-'T?29c; Mor..
37e: Dontkoi, ordinary. 87918c ; Dona \
Ba? ? i
ppsBfodj II ? s? Kanda ?r
l| Karadl, whit?. 87^8??; Kb?rassan,
6 ' tp. K- _t0?i Khorai.aa. secoaa o.ip.
sdOBOBa
Shipping Information and
Matine News of the World
Vessels Arrivin-- nt and De?
parting from Port of
New York.
*a*wia*r***aa ??*?*?***.
Si. -,??. rill ?...ml III, aw?, rlaea, * II
a m : inoon a aga. Hi
".'',.1 WAILIl
A M P.?!
Handy Hook . 144 4.?
'.""in.t'i Island . ill 4.
H?.I i .au .|;Sf ? . .
WIRELESS REPORT!.
k Barsasaf>ard Staeaa aii-Aasasiesej .'.-rie. s*e>
na. .-d raeterday; uass aau ,i uu. a da *.??a. Lx
.?
S*. Byi . a . . aj. Lias, V,0 nL.aa
ea?i of Band? Has* ai i...... -asta-daf. **ip*-?xl
t., ! - I to u.y
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DA?
. ??I r'r.m. S.'Vd
"'???lara . Fa..: .u'.U. Leo J|
??SiUi. U?arpoax1 .Dec M
!*'? .firwia .
alpes- .un ? tar . !?? IT
'.H:.
.-.?-rpoo, .
_ "??"'" .Pol Woo .
Tn.h'm? kfaro..I..*, |.,n .Deo II
*"?**-* .Ji-rry .Dee if
AK**-'?-.J* ?son?IS* .Deo ?I
anal, m
?61 ?saslj.Ut.rpool .^^...,Deo 14
,'? - Ksrd . ;. r.. ?.
nal.Olbrauaf .pea 1
Tiaubira* . .,?,, .Davit
r-4-IMI? .<>rar, .Dae H
Kaaatlanl .?:*,. .Dec 1?
?'?i.aaua .?raa .D-*l?
}/??"?-' .i,l.'.rallar .LV J:
i.taJi?e.lne.Birx*i* .La-- I]
Jlo.VDAT. JANUal I.
?Finland.las-afsa .Deo 13
Car.?a.Ar. ;,. ?el .Deo i?
1- ??<? .. A.-.ia;.?ei ........ DeolT
L.o.lenaaH.Q.bral'ai _. Pa 14
L?1 ? -. .'..--..'.at .Da?; 17
i a ij.?i?e.Oslos ....
tsaadwyk.Bolte/diam .
La;,..j.a.Baa ueii .Deo V*
(. jr .1 MotUr'icary.Mava.'...a?.Deo Jo
'hrjigM mall.
OUTOODfO atTsU*apa*ML
TO-DAY
?al* Taaaal
Vaseel For ;?*, ae'ia.
Pa?' ?as Har?-.? . ? }-i la II 00 01
Manvla?".::*. Ja-nal* . # i ' au la O'J m
a<ie? . 4 4
I! ;.?
DM ,a . ',? ?? atas .? '
(H/ A M Louli. Satannah .. -
Huron. Ja a?of.?.:la .
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ai nday. ;a.ni;akt v
Stoetcholio. Q U ?. ?> < 4 ?J SBJ I *fl aaa
MONDAT JAMART t.
t'-ttad Btn'.e.. i '..-:,tlaaiand .UOOam |:?4 pea
loaonlna. M ?eu* . .. .. ...\i iU pm I W'jm
. . I ? . i oo pro 8 oo pm
i: . - 1.00 na
11 00 m
J les
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100 pe
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Japan. Core* China (t?a Seett.a'- ?"hl'-ago
(tars "aa I
Hawaii, Japan, ('"-?a. '"t-T?
I inda i Ban '-? Mara Jaa I
i China, F .ivn* Iilar.da (via
HeatUe Akl Mara
Hawaii itla Kan I - V.,J.tlmtne
..-??- ..',-.
s . -, ? .v Ze?
. | - . . loi isaa Jan 13
i Zealand Amtra
!'.? irla ' ? ? .a. U C.I?
Niagara Jaa 14
; . , res, (tuna. Philippin? Islands (ela
i . Jaa 13
?u i raa, , Una Iris Beati * Ca? ada
Jan 1?
Hawaii. Japan, ?-rae. China. I'?.'., pv.ne
'? 'ra Saa Id , . Jaa IT
? ? Zaa
Ixnd, A u ral a ? a Baa l'r.
Jaa IS
finara. Philippine Islenda (fla San fran la-cl
Jan II
lBBI~r~*D.
, g 7. n?c 24 and Han
fax. KB, l*< Itb paaaenfir?,
m I??. 11?.- at S p ?
Klnsf.? 1 '?? to J H
er O Co lieft Quarantine a- ; '3 a m.
??. to
M A Oslan? . ? m
Imperita! IE: . Halifax Dea ti, to Daald T
Warden. liar at 10 '.', p m. SO'.n.
I o the Arn?rtcan-ne
wa'.'.an f? Line ?juaranttrie at 3 47 p u?.
Madia - i and Norfolk, vo the r?'.d
?lth I 1>- guaran'::.a 2 "f, p ro
I'm.la Arenaa Oct " r->-ral U,
? ? Ta's'.
?
.?> H lira,? a i ?. sttth mdae
I ra.
? ' ? M, Nap'.oa ?J. Ca'.an-?
illar I. to 8
.'. wlih mdaa. Har .'
Inca, '? CO .with
?a a ?
Ilemi II -J to the Quebeo
.- . . malla and eadaa I'ar at * a r-,
? 6*B Ocean
-, . ? . i " a ra.
V ?'. Rio dS Janelrn N'o? 22 Rii'o*
I], lo t .i Batat?n V - -
' ? Itar at : H a DJ
M ir?n, Cha/laaton Qjuarantln? at 3 49 a ra
n Pee IS sad !'? ?u-n II, ta
i-.- lent I Son Bal si r ion
Norfeil Dec !9 to maa'er. Left
I at 12.48 p as.
I:...la-, !'.-'? ? it- Perl Rr-aJn P?. !l. ?ef
Per Ambos Zw.dy Hool at I 10 p
a F- I.a ". : ? I>aj :< la J "V
Bai at T p ra.
ar.d Key W.?t J?, to
ry .--? lo. w,..?i mdi?. Quarantine at
1. !?*.: lar. V-w Orleana *">?* 14. wl'J? Bdsav
Quarantlna at 9 .'? p ?
?A?.F.P
L?-paJ'.t* (fr'. IS '. A !?**-.any Vewport N?w?;
Wl^lara O'Brtan, Ja.'ts ,..?:..a. H!?:.:ar.d Prt--.ce
Ifl-i nitr. rare fia Ne-f'/k. N-w Tort. N?-rptv|;
' ?' a M? , tL-ar Mp*. M aerie
? 7... i.v Inici.,, jL>tt*e
as ' Nearpar* -."wo;
i Kr) \f?/t>l * Saratoga, fla't. a.
'? it--..? k,o h-?,, .i a Br). rT.ire;
? ' San /?.ai. Daraaa,
-. ' --?-..
liri ??. - .: .1
l lateej
I? ? t - : i. -?,... Ma/atal 'M/-.
?*rr-a,,. , > ,.r.,e hm,
1 . ?'-?-o
' ? k) J'.raM*.
I ..a a. ..!. '.a.. Ma. . ? t a. II? I'^fl
STEAMEK3 AT FOREIGN PORT!*.
ARK.
i .. Itrni BteHSsSB a A. a 'H&*/.). rtasr T'W?
?la I ad ?
'? lUla iBri^ '.re Toc? ?la l?a.!'*?.
*. ? w Tor? l Du lea; 'a. '???
reel
Hi. .. I*- 40--<'e|-,t.) (Brl. New Tnfk el? :t'l**T*.
K?.'?. .' ' ? .e i~, .I., :.?m l'.a :<,r
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? ? Tne\.
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H aUfas.
SArMTD
l.tt?r;?e>: r >ee 20 A '-la'lc il?r). ?Jew Toe.'
.' ape* Dal 21 -Aj . u, .a. e. V ra.
Port SataJ. I-e<- ,. ?< li?:. t-i if/wei Roaag
Ko?.?" SV i. I -
'a . ... Vwt,
lyy..!-*.. I.ec a; -Lai a . ? ? ? Tort,
I'if. .S*ta,, I>*e ?* -I. 1 ad?.. I'l New Trfk
THE "W?^THEB~R?P0RT.
ForevasU and Recorda of the Last
Twenty-four Hoars.
WaaMngtnn. Deo. 31 ?The ?ua-rt uem On S?ejth
aaas raa ^T?i?.e1 the Jlocr.j Hmin'l'na. ac.1t ? :
l'a ca.-.'.ra au otar SouU,ea>l*m New
wl.enoe It *ti: adrano? :a an ?aa' n-TV.cea-. ,
- baa bean au? lad
lu the M m kslppi Taiiaf fanaaaaea ?. e
ard ??irti i. a :.? r.li* and w.ow ?. 1 ?? a a
. . Fa .- ?...
I *c Hau '? T* leaper-.'u.-a : a* -i*?u
.? i '...a Vu '?' ??...*?ai. a u. n..r. r? ..
i below ".* anaoaal ttt-ag- la '.at r?,. i
.? itarei ..*?> a ? rtaea a the crtx- ? ? ?. i.
tl. I-T ?.-1 Uu ? . ? sut** Cold ??? w
1 lo lay u N-? ri.a.acl 'ha ,o-*?at raad
at set-Uix? tai.if 14 ??free* be.ow taro at
NortaSeid v
r , tlcai ir.a a.-? 0 a' L*-.a South weetai ?fess
...a ?.'Mettle** wife and fenara. ran? Bat
'..a i.'?.: ataiea. "Vtr. -a?-* a-.'
'? a. r. ar 1 ?air.a an : in,,? la the regk of t??
' real r.a?-? The f-t? of saasWIad ??a.'..- aal
rain? ?tl : oswrj; read -i? A'.vr.t - ?tatas 1*1 '.ay
M Hur-lay M^!e-*te temperature* ?:.. p-eaaJJi
Urota*t ut t*as Xacarn h*.f ?; ?:? ??mi-t tirtoaf
the ?.ail forty-etg.'it hour?. i.'c ier ?m.her ?".
iterar, read UM SuuttTesuro State? Betir'.'j
?.: Bunday
W - ti ' r Saturday a.-.d Sonday Worth A Jar. .
moderet* tartab.a. hacrmtng at-jth rrj Idle Alia.
aaoderate aoutt.eaat and aouth, axith At ant. - x
arata a*at aa* - ar t *r*sn earn
aw it heart i *e?t I ' - a stl upt>*r .a*.a re .
?rata ?ouLtt and ac'i'.?a*t| .cn>w jaaaa, model ?
aouth.
Foeeoeata for Special LeoaJ1t-?e Saeta? I Be?
Yart aad Nornar* '< ?? Caglaait, al*?4y aas
warmv to-day. ico'ai'j railowad k> rail ar ?saw
tB night aad to-n-orrow.
Ka?rn Paccar.iu.ia, New Jareas, ffia-isa
?fa.-).?:.d. Tirgin ?, Um Wima of rol-ims?*. Be-it*.
? ltd ?- ithem New Ct.? and. -. o?y ana
?rarmat Is-das, tail ?.'. ; ri? .. saiBai r*?a is
'.: ? -: ?
'/??orCa. Wat-am rer.nay'ran'.v **-*?tara ***?
Tori ?xd Wert Virginia, pmbat,^ rain W-d*f and
U)-EOOTTOW.
A-kanaa*. Teaaaeae?, Kponetry. tvtiaiia. Ala?
? Iflsetaelnpi. unstalana and faatocj Taaa*.
rain 'o-day: c.aarlng and -older to-m- rr?w.
N'erth Ca-ollaa, - r. :? ? 'ay. prooaijr nata to
? , - - ?
Leeal OtTlolal Beoord. -Tt.a foUjertng oOclal seaost
fpm the WeaUer Bsrea i > rm% Um et^ia? la tha
ter..yer*-. re *M it.? aj- 'w-.tj-fwir boMr? In etan
- ;ih the eorraatw ; lias 1*.* at* U?t year:
:?..* . ?j:4. IMS.
lam. If . ? p m.. .) 26
? a m. !1 1- ? p m. It II
3 a. a.. M ! ': r n. 1} II
I
12 m.. 2' .4 12 p. to..
?pa. H M
?sassl temperature r-arterday. Il daareai a? I
p m . .owaat, l* H fa. Sa, I atera?* Hi ater
?? ? i' . ateraaa f >r
ci,.-re?po:.dlj g dale a*? (JsirO-fJuaS r?*ra. ?i.
Bare-set??' Raadlasa,
I a. a_03:81 I I p. m 30.4? il a ta. 80 41
Hur-iljity.
la rr . SB I 1 p. ..i . . 44 ' I p. m . IT
Lacal Feeaeait.?[ncra ? . a* end
t. :., ?-?el toy ralo, rala
a Slth ? :. la
Swimming News and Notes
F-t:.k MeGill, the crack fa
?print swimmer, who Is now an i
in the Br
narrow escape irhile a* ' - ?'
couple of "reeks ago. He aad a :
cer were domir scout duty
elevation of over 1,000 feet, when their
machine was disabled aad pluags
them precip.tou-ily to earth
I com
r.o t-ria*'
injury than a broken arm.
Billy O'Sullivan, of Ds W!?t ^I'nton,
the lecal lot ? 120-jrard cham
pion of 1016, arill find a I
of his mettle when he defen
this season. Leo Giebel, of .Stuyvesant,
is going the distance fait em URh to
make the Issus of ths roOS rnoit nn
eertaio.
WEST INDIES CALIFORNIA
*'?*'?'"' ALL COASTV,*rSoRTS?SAN
HAVANA?PANAMA-JAMAICA, FRANCISCO ? LOS ANGELES ?
?ANTiAfO COSTARICA CRAND CANYON - ?APACHE
SANTIAGO-CUMA KICA trai^cOLORADO ROCKIES
S?mi-pr1rat? party ?rUb eacort NEW ORLEANS, ETC
via < Frequent d?partur?s r"r??dcrra ef trees??.
Or??t artitt? Fleet of Unit?? fruit ?7?. UflrMOl III II
Under American Flag. H U H U L U L U
aup.rt0, to all oth?r cr,t-sa WLO ? saTLAUEA VOLCANO-M
Loos??- ?top?; hor?l? provided at ?-?try PARMTVAl FTP
port and other advantagea V-rtl\.> 1 Vrtl_, ClU
LEISURE! LUXURY I C0MF0RT1
32 Day8, leaving FEB. 241k
In oonnet:o-i With Ind?p?n4?fil
or cor.dui.tr ! -? :/. rnla travel.
FLORIDA
Pro.1dtn.pAllont.id. r-JS* all mjala r^A^T OJQ yx+J COAST-TROl^
$330.00 Via rail or steamer.
Inrt?peniT.? tra/rel erran??.! ?Off Individu aua, ooverlng:?
ANY ROUTE ANY TIME ANY PLACE
Transportation t1ok?'s via all lln??. Including n?i taenry
P ...man a 1 state-room r???r. atlon?
ALL INQUIRIES GIVEN OUR CAREFUL ATTENTION
8?r.d for fr?? bookl.ta.
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BOSTON S 2.65
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PROVIDENCE .??". *1.60
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aT'r |?.?< ?-??ali?rse? (l|r??l. I' ,r ^S
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AMERICA.?! LIKE
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
Ft. T.?Liverpool?Pier ?2, N. R.. Nooa
OS. Ixml?, Jan. I I'fitlaaUlylil.i. Tito. 11
WHITE SI Art ll.1t
S V- Liverpool?I'i.-r '.O, \M Vn
Ballls Im ? tdrlatlr Jan. 11
A/ores??? bra I tar? S a pie*?<i -no a
(anople J.ui. 9. il a. ?I Cretlc i . i, |j
or Pit K. ? II ?t If, > ? Lei j
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POSTAI, i-KKi l< |
Sailim-s for BORDEAUX
ROCHAMBEAU. J ... 1.1 P. M.
LA TOURaINE.Jan. 8. 3 P M.
LAFAYETTE..Jan. 15, J? I? at
ESPAGNE.Jan. 22, 3 P.M.
V' K IN?? it. M ATI IN APPL?
CQMPA-iri off::-, , !?&
CUNARD
Ettabii?k*d 1846
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
*C.\Mr.R()Nl\.\lVd.Jan. 12.10 AM
OHPINA .BAT. JAN 15 11 A kt
? i [A BAT, JAN. :i. 16 A- 81
scaLIF? ?-MA .T I, 16 A. kt
?
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and in? last Ca>aal <f
BRAZIL . rU ltarSe? .
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LLOYD BRAZILSlHO. 7 Stats 64_ B. V.

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