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SEW YORK. Jan. 11.—Th. <x>tt<>n market
AiM/wed cnnt.nu*'.! nerTou>nr»a and irregularity
•«rty tnuay. The opening *a» un.-liatiKv-l to S|
point* lo.er meter v*ern:g!it -u-llinK .Tiler* an.!
in r»-»,. nw tv lower caf-lea. There wa» a gond
deal of •*>»ering, howvwer, while there ai»» ap
(A*r*d tv he s»one fresh i’<nm wwn ivuise buy
tf.g * U tHtlli«b orernight aqaat adviees and after]
selling at I'.Sti on the call. May e<H>n rallied
tv I>.3S. or S poiats net higher. Uftvriags in*
• rwaed abate the IbUe letel with Liverpool a
eeilef. anal thcr- Were rvaelion* before the end
of *tiM> fir»t hour. Some et the local brokers
raid they expeeUd a tu.>rv or h-aa uwwttled mar
ket pending the [.ntdicatior, of the allied note.
The market i* iu>r very nervous an*i un>ei
tMi dur.ttg the middle of the morning and etup
• ruers were uneven-i on the break tv 17.:«5
for Marvts and IS.3L for July, or about 'M tv
■J7 joint, net lower. Except fur nerrvuenesa
•ver the political situation, there eevmed to
he no particular factor discussed an Hind the
ring, however, and the market rallied several
ooiht* late Ir. the'morning va covering and spot
botise buying.
The noon hour rally carried .May contracts
up to lx. s®. or aisMit 17 points from the low
level of the morning but fhx'tuation- wer%> very
irregular .train dcrinr the early aften -.. May .
«»W ass cbarply tv l*.d.*>. ami then ri ' ; gfp
to 18.40 Before 2 o'clock, comparirg . , . .7 .
"he closing price of yesterday.
• MZW YORK COTTOX
The foUrwing were the ruling pr.<es in the
r-hiege today:
Fono steady: uiddliig, IS.ISi quiet.
Last I’rvv
Open High. la»w. Close. CTttae.
Jan. -.. .. lb.ol IS.O If-Kl .-T.*X 17.11 Id.tM
EH> 17.38 18.08
Mar 1*.12 1' 27 17.93 18.13 18.13 18.2?
Ape IH.2S 1x.32
May .. .. I*. 10 18.7 u 18.23 18. JCS I«.M 18.17
Jnne 18.30 18.30
July .. .. 18 28 18. W 1* 28 1 • ;7 >..3 1-.47
Xng. .. .. IS IO I*.lO P.lO 18.10 IX 05 18.20
Sept .. .. 17.7rf> 17.28 17.. W 17.36 17.35 17.24
Ort 17.06 17 IS 16.87 14.07 1T.66 17.06
Hee 17.88 17.17 17.83 1.16 17.16 17.13
NEW OPLEANSCOITO/
By Associated Pm.)
SEW ORLEANS.-Jan. IL—The eottou mar
*« here epem-d tmtay at a small decline, los
**,/• ,o • points around the firM call in svm
athy with i«or cables, bulge I *npport was met
•ml prices Mlua stiffened. At the end of th.
first half hour of bnuneas the market ctood
4 tc 6 pcints over ye«tenlay's cktee.
Heavy hammtring de« eloped on the report
that the entente reply to the last n-»te from
ruts .-ountry contained unfavorable features ami
the market inqiped back to a levef 16 to 24
’joints under yesterday , final figures. On this
tecline an oversold rendition developed and
• arty sellers found little offering when they
•rled to take profit*. Gradually the market
a»e back am! late In the morning it
,t r. net rise of 2 to 4 Point*.
Quiet ttrvwgth Mas -lisplayed in the after
mnn.. At 1 Jp the trading months were 4 to 6
tednts up let.
SEW ORLEANS COTTON
The follovng were the riling prices In the
-xrh n ~o
T’* »«•*•*: ml Idling". 18.13e. steady.
.. . . La«t Pros.
O-n High. Low. Sale*. Close. Ow> .
lan. .. , 17.68 17.71 17.17.71 17.70 17.77
*■'** * .... 17 70 17.77
Mah-h .. 17.75 17. Ki 17.53 17.75 17.73 17 77
'Frtl ' 17. M
May .. .. 17.93 18.0* 17.79 173»x 17.97 18.82
June , f , ...•. 18.02 18.08
July . .. lx.lo 18.24 17.96 18.13 18.11 IS.Hi
•'”8 * 17.19 17.26
“’•L .. 16.72 16.‘2 16.62 16.71 16.70 16.78
l*e. .. .. 16.76 16.76 16.76 16.76 16 84 16.94
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
'By Associaud Press.!
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11.—Spot 'cotton qui*-t
<nd unchanged. Sale* on the spot. 1<I2; to ar
rive. non ?; good ordinary. 16.«3: strict g *1
•rdinary. 17.13; b w middling. 17 66; strict j.w
-nMdting, 17.88: middling. 18.1.3; strict mid
tlmc. 18.33: kwal tpi-Sdlir.a. is.so; «tri>t good
middling. <8.73; receipt* 1.513: stock. 495.61A,
SPCT COTTON
Atiaata. nominal, 15.40 c.
New York, nmnidal. 18.15e.
New Orlear.*. steady. 18.13 c
Liverpool, steady, IL2!<J.
Augv*ta. steady. 1*.63c.
Norfolk, steady, 18.35 c.
Houston, steady. 18.89 c.
Memphis, nominal. 18_4Oi.
•*hiladclphla. stiady. 18.KA
Pallas, steady, 17.85 c.
Boston, steady. 18.15 c.
-Mobile, steady. 18c.
Savanaab. uominaL 18.63*.
Galvest'n. steady. 18.50 c.
Cbarieston. nominaL
St. I*>ui*. steady. *
Little Ku> k. quiet. 18.23 c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were the ruling prleea on tn.
• today •
Tune, easy; rales, ft.OTO; middling. 11. Sid.
trpen. Z p m. Cl-*se.
Jan. >A Feb... 10 95 10.90 10.73 11.12
• . * .Mar. . lu.'.ut 1»».J5 11.14
Mar. A Apr... 11.KJ 10 96 10.79 11.17
—pc. A May . 11.07 lO.MI 11 1*
May & June.. 11.10 11.00 10.83 11.21
I’ue* A July 10.82 11.3>i
July A Aug... 11.06 10.98 10.81 11.19
Aug. A Sept. . 10.78 1«>.34 10.98
Sept. * Oct fu 25 1O 65
Ort. A Nov... 10.38 10.11 10.51
Nov. * Ih-c lO.iCt 10.43
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Atlanta Live Stock
(Correcte-l by W. 11. White, Jr., of the White
Provision Co.)
Good to choice kteers, boo to HOC pounds,
06.00
i.oud etevrs, 700 to 800 poupds, OT-.3l»<’l«.OO.
Medium tv good steers. Too to 800 pound*.
45.2547 5.50. »
lived to choice beef cows. 750 to 850 pounds,
8&.01 ki-5,56.
.Medium to gixxi cows. 650 to 750 pounds,
H.'OMu.OU.
Goual tv choice heifers, Goo to <OO pounds,
r - r "O'2 5.00.
The ai*>ve represents the ruling prices
gaud quality cattle. Inferior grades and dairy
tyie celling k>»<r.
Medium Tv guud steer*, 750 to 850 pounds,
»5.50< ti.UU.
M'-lium to good cows, 650 to 7-50 pounds,
4».5t q.».«).
Un-u coinmen,
ilvtsi fat uxen, 85.25tU5.75.
Mixed oxen.
Good butcher bulla. g.;.75<<j4.50.
Choice veal calves, 05.30tjU.50.
Tearling*. $4.00 <i 4.75.
Sheep, g'-’sl, s4.2s'<> 5.50.
Medium steep, $3.50**A30.
Prime hogs. IGO to 225 pounds, $8.25U *'.3o.
Light bogs, 140 to I<O pound*. $8.00488.25.
Heavy pigs. .110 to 140 |KHin<ls, $• ..'a»'o ~«5.
Light p.g*. 90 to 110 pound*. $7.00"! 7.25.
Altne quotations *apriy to cornfeil hog*. Mast
nd BMBM fattmed 1- wer, t wuig to quality.
tattle receipts light. Market strong and
*.emaud active. Ci-mmission men report yard*
kept sold vp clean from <>ay to day. A Beu
led cattle coming, mixed kin.l*. mostly from
local points. These sold readily at present
top quotatloM. Tennessee continuing to sup
ply the majority of l«-tter gra'les of beef cat
tle. Yearlings and calves nn- ting oith good
demand and market is quoted strong and
i’igii<r.
Hog receipts fair, quality improving, market
•teady.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ißy A'so.iated Press.) *
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Hogs—Receipts, 55,000,
*tvauy at vesterdai’s average; bulk, SH).2-i«rj
Ib.U); liguL >«.«< ■/10.45. mix*!, sio.iu<>
IW.UU; li. a y, $19..»u 10.65; rough, $10.2044
20.35; pig*. tf.W4g9.50.
Cattle—it>-c-ipts, IMRM, firm; native beef cat
tle, $7.75*411.80: western .-li<r*. s7.sOfttlo.W,
.-tockers .*ad feeders, $5.51Hr8.85; ■ow* and
belters, $4.4J4y 10.00; ahes,-
Btseep—Receipt*. 16.000, strong; wethers,
$9.49'010. X); lamb*. SIJ . sor« 14.00.
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW 1 OKK, .Jan. 11. —I.utter firm; re
ceipts, 7.902 packages. Creamery, extra 2'2
» “i.ug pv.ut*. 39 -c; h.guer sevriug lots,
.o*4*4 40<a c ; firsts, 88 tv al score, :t6ii3BSc';
secueds, S 3 to 8« score, oo<m.:»i»c; thirds,
:3l'-c; held higher scoring thaix extra, 38 ‘j
--S‘-c; held extra, 3«L- .i .;*>•; held firsts, 06
'o3>c; livid secunus, «4g*s!jc; state dairy
finest. 39U39‘ a c; good tv prime. ;«> l 2*i3B*-jc;
lomuion evtrws, renovated extras,
.2»tM.<s*sC; first.*, lower grades,
.■.O*i Ale; imitation creamery firsts, 32<a33c;
ladles, current made, fine, 3t‘‘ a seconds.
Me; lower grades, ZB> a *<g9!ac; packing
stock. No. 1 current make, oOc; No. 2 cur
rent make. fine. 29c: lower grades, 21 *xQ.2B* 3 v.
Cheese, firm; receipts were 478 cases.
State—Wtede .Milks—Flats, held made specials,
24 1 **«21 , a c; llrts, held made average fancy,
S' a 4*i24c; flats, fresh culortd, specials 22‘j
"iats. fresh white, specials, 22'd.
23*3®; flats, fresh colvn-d and white average
fancy, 22c; twins, held spicial*, 21*t24', t c;
twins., rverage Urey. > a ; cbaddars,
held. 24U2’'ie; single .Isisie*. trosti, fancy,
24*3 'a 25c; all style fresh* undergrades, 20 : t
4g22*3c. Wisconsin—WHole Milk—Twins, held
specials. 24c; double daisies, fresh, 24c;
angle daisi •*. tre«h, 24 , ‘i24 , »c; A'oung Ameri
cas, 10 lbs., L-vp-. Far Western —Whole Mila
—Oregon, fiplv daisies,* 23*3*124c; Oregon,
Young Am-ricas. 7 lb*., ..; California, .ioiilde
daisies, 2il<i 2.ti 2 c. State—Skims—Held spec-I
ial*. 20’36 21c; current made specials, !!♦•
SrZOr; curreut made, cb< ice, 18*119c; lower ;
grade*. 13<r 15»4c.
Eggs, strong: reieipts, 4.807 cases. State
Penn and n-.irby fancy u nite. 5:: 1 56c; or-I
dinary to good. 4* • gatlu red w. t.- a* to
sue and quality. 484<54c; nearby white pui
lets* ••gg*. 45*14**;: western aa.l southern
gathered white. 484a sOc: hennery brown, 51
Ks3c; nearby, gathered I icwn and mixed rot
ors. g'kxl <0 fancy, 47*i51c; frosh gathered,
*xtra fine. .52 cents: fn-sh gathere*!, firsts,
52 cents: fre*h c*there*!, secnmls and lower
grade*. |O 1 15 c; fresb gathered, poor to good,
32*’3*c :rofrigera tor. sfiecia! make*, insurance
paid. 36'-c: refrigerator, first storage am! in
surance psM, X'lL-SiitGijc: refrigerator, second
storage and insurance paid. 35 1 1 <a 37*ic.
ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
Atlanta *tot cotton, nominal IS.4o*'
lIK-eipts 760
Shipm-nts 1,8.34
Stock* .•* ri ,570
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS MARKET
Basis Atlanta for current mouth shipments. |
Bid. Asked.
Crude oil sic 83c
Cutton seed lu-al, prime, per
cent .. 37.00 38.90
Cvtion se—l meal, prim -. 7 per
cent -. 35.00 36.50
Cot t»<i weed meal. 20 per cen*
protein «.*.. 27.50
C« Hon Mid cake, sound, louse,
8. 8. Savannah 34.50 '
Cott‘>n see*! nulls. liwne 16.50 17.59
Cotton se*-.| bulls, sacked. O 8...19 W 29.00
Linters, mill rut 6%c 7'4"
Linters, tir-t cut lOe
COTTON OIL MARKET
• Open. Close.
Spots 12.20 bid
January .. .. .. 12.25*412.37 12.22*/12.30
IVbniary 12.200 12.25 12.16 <i 12.2'>
Maroh .. .. .. .. 12.1.5*i 12.3 i 12.15*112.17
April 12.15*112.25 12.15«« 12.17
May 12.17*112.19 12.18 a 12.2*)
Jone 12.15*i 12.23 12.2<'«i 12.23
Joly 12.20-112 22 12.21*112.22
August 12.29*112.24 12.22*412.24
Tone steady: vale* 15.600.
SUGAR MAP.KET
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 11. Raw sugar, steadv;
I centrifugal. 5.39; molasses, 4.52; refined,
; steady; fine granulated. 6.75.
Sugar futures were firm and active on cov
ering in sympathy with the steadiness nt the
i spot market, traile Interests also being fair
buyers. At noon prices were 2 to 11 points
' hieher.
latter a part of the list easi-rf off under real
izing. The dosing was steady and' 5 poiuts
h-wer to 6 Higher.
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET
Open. Clowe.
January 4.28 Rid. 4.334r4.M
February 4.17*44.18
March .. M .. .. .. 4.10 4.09.14.1<»
April 4.12(g4.15 4.10*44.12
-May 4.11*r4.14 4.12*i4.L3
June 4.12*44.16 4.14'*<4.1tt
July .. .. .. .. .. 4.14*i4.17 4.17*44.19
August 4.18*44.29
■ S«Vumber .. .. .. .. 4.18 4.29*44.21
Uctvber 4.10V4.16 4.14*44.19
• Noteluber .. .. .. .. .......... 4.09*44.11
lietemoer 4.01*44.10 .3.95*1 I.Ov
Jan 10.73 11 12
COTTON MARKET OPINIONS
Logan A Bryan: “In these lunes »[>eratioas
must b«- gui led chiefly by the internalional -le-
• vekqrments -is they overshadow all other mar
ket teflucn-'vs. The aspect of things at the
moment wo.*l*l suggest that purchases tie de
ferrod for ' ie time being.”
Harris, Winthrop: “Buy on good setbacks
for mislerste turns until the outlook becomes
more setthsl. ’
Chapin A Co.; “Sentiment is divided pending
U settlement of the present uncertainty.**
THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKL'Y JOURNAL/ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1917..
Grain
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Considerable strength de
veloped in the wheat market today after a
show of heaviness at the outset. Much of the
buying apparently was busts! upon the absence
of any confirmation us yesterday's bearish ru
mor* aliont iwace and submarines. Commission
bouses were the chief purchasers. Opening quo
tations, which ranged from l‘/,c off to
advance, w'ith May at $1.82% to $1.8.3% and
July at $1.46% to $1.47%, were followed by
substantial gains all around, and then something
of a reaction.
Subsequently Wall street weakness and news
of the sinking of the British warship ''ornwallis
made wheat values dip, but afterward large
clearances nt the seaboard ami bullish anticipa
tions as to ihe reply of the entente allies
brought about a sharp upturn. The closing was
strong. .3 to 4c net higher, with May nt $1.87%
to $1.87%, and July at $1.51 to $1.51
Corn rose mainly as n result of continued
damage reports from Argentina. Colder weather
t*-nded also to help the bulls. After opening
%e to %c higher, ‘the market reacted a little,
tut later siored a decided fresh a Hance.
Scarcity of rural offerings acted as a handi
cap on the wars on corn. The close was strong,
IS' - net advance.
itiTts hardened with other grain. Demand,
however, was only of a scattered sort.
Absence of upport led to decline in the pro
vision market. There did not seem, however, to
be any urgent pressure to sell.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices In the
exchange today:
Prev
ripen. High. low. Close. Close
WHBAT—
May . . 153%ft4187% 187% 181% 187% 18.3%
July . . 117%*r146% 151% 146% 151% 117%
Sept. . . ' 13d% 137% 132% 137% ....
CORN—
Mny . . 08 99 97 98% 97%
July . . . 96%006% 97% 96 97% 1)6%
OATS—
May . . .4 57 57% 56% 57% 56%
July . . . 54% 54% 53% 54% 54%
PORK—
Jau 28.80 28.80 28.72 28.72 28.90
May ... . *. 28.20 28.32 28.05 28.15 28.40
LARD*—
Jau 15.50 15.50 15.37 15.50 15.62
May .... 16.05 16.05 15.77 15.92 16.07
RIBS—
Jan 14.57 14.57 14.40 14.50 14.60
May .... 15.90 15.00 14.80 14.!M) 15.02
CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Wheat: No. 2 red, nom
inal, N*>. 3 nd. .*1.92 . No. 2 bard, sl.;i..
1.9* %; No. 3 iiaru, nominal.
t urn—No. 2 yellow, 90; a 44!»7%c: No. 4 yel
low, 95 ‘. t (a 96 %.c. No. 4 w hite, 94*$90c.
Oats —No. 3 white, 5&%*<57%c; standard,
.TO % *i 57 %c.
Lye—No. 2. nominal.
Barley, sl.o<» > 1.31.
Timothy, $3.50*45.50.
Chvir. $r..00 *i 17.00.
Fork, $29.50.
Lani, $15.45*t 1.7.50.
Ribs, $13.87*414.50.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
The following were the <tsh quotations on
grain ami the previous close:
WHEAT— , Close. Prov. Close.
No. 2 red .. ..1.98 *42.<K> 1.98 (q 2.05
No. 2 hard .. ..1.98 1.98 (42.02%
CORN—
I Nv. 2 97% 9S
No. 2 white .. .. 99 1<9%*41.00
UATB—
2 ... 56% 57
No. 2 white .. .. 55% 58% ,
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
(.By Aksoeia'.ed i"cesa.)
KANSAS < UY, Jan. 11.—Cash wheat. No. 2,
bard, »i.x.x.i 1.95; No. 2 red, $1.89*41.92.
i Corn. No. J mixed, 95*495%c; No. 2 while,
|9s*. 95%< ; No. 2 yellow. m<«96.%c.
rials. No. 2 white, 57*i5i%c; No. 2 mixed,
55*4 56c.
JOHN F. CLARK & CO.'S COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Jau. 11. —Liverpwl is mere
ly following ibe lead of the American markets
and made a fall response '.o bur Ueeiiue jester
uay. quoting s, ets 25 lower, sales 8,000.
Ijimlon says the ally rv;dy to the president's
peace note iiaa been han ted to the American
ambassador, so we ought to get it shortly. Ou
its lenor '.vu.u will depend in defining political
views of tne future and consequent action 3y
si*ei-uhttion. If it should be a flat retusal of
peace offers, pessimism would be enhanced and
lead to pressure iu the markets, but if it in
any way suppimrt* the chanee for further peace
negotiations, Lullish enterprise would be stim
-1 uated in cotton.
Yesterday’s decline was entirely political,
' prompted >n- the basis of the Manchester Guai
dian'.s interpretation of Mr. Gerard’s tpeecli at
I Berlin in t «• light of a warning to Germ inv
agqinst submarine extension. Tiie reactionary
change in tLc Russian ministry and new wir
loan efforts in England were all claimed by the
bear elem -nt.
Lan* asiure mills are. however, so prosperous,
according to the following report to Washington
that a full ••onsumption and a bard fight for
( cotton rooms £ certainty.
Dry gocsls teports continne bullish. Pacific
const clear* 17.000 to Japan, making 33.000 so
far this week which will go into the count vs
spinners’ taking* tomorrow.
rinr market opened about 10 points down but
rocovered the loss promptly on buying based
on the discount of futures under si»ots. How
ever. further selling followed on lhe expectation
of more pressure from Wall street on political
pessimism. This pressure appeared towanls the
• clove of ’ho first hour and was evidently ex-
• tended to ’ Ivornool. whore the decline reached
37 points for the day, while our market broke
to around 7.50 tor March.
• The nctval facts of the situation arc as bull-
> !sh as ever. Snots are firmly held and it is
! not likely :*iet a situation which ha* heen tem-
I pored hy a 5-cent decline and liquidation will
bo affected by tomnoenry political. The In
creasing dfsco’int of fntnres order spots is work
ing Into the hand* of consumers and the htillv,
snetosting the n«o of the decline for a hull
position nn thv market.
Spot* hero arc fi-vn. Factors simple with
draw from the market on declines. Nothing of
fering.
CHTCA3O PRODUCE MARKET
(By Associated Preas.l
CHICAGO. Jap. 11.—Butter, easier; cream
ery. 32<fr38’4c.
i Fee*, hieher; receipts. 2.378 cases: first*.
40*4440- ordinarv firsts. 36«i39c; nt mark, cases
{.iclxpod 35*r 12c.
P<>»r»nes. hither: rnociptj. 03 cars; Michigan
tail VF , «oonsin white. <1 75*11.85; Washlnc-
I ton Col rndo. Idaho and Oregon white, sl.Bo*l
1 1.9-*.
1 Poultry, alive, unchanged.
> KANSAS CTTV PTTMTR. EGGS AND POULTRY
[ (By Associated Presa.)
KANSAS CITY. Jun. 11.—Butter, creamery,
’ 41c; firsts. 3!)‘-.c : seconds. 37%c; packing, 2»<e.
1 Egg*, firsts. 39’1-c.
» Poultry, hena, 16'-_*c; roosters, 12%c: tnrkcvs,
I 24c.
• NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
i Open. Close.
’ Jnnvary .. .. R.75*i8.77
February .. R.SO*IR S 2
Maroh 8.85 B.R3*,S.!M)
a Ai.rl! R AWit !*0
. May B.nn<sfß.9i 8 <n* r s.*M
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ADVERSE REPORT WILL BE
MADE ON “LEAK” CHARGE
Sub-Committee May Yet Deal
With Lawson for
Contempt
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1\. —Over% the
protests of Republican members, the
Democratic majority of the house rules
committee today voted to report ad
versely Representative Wood’s priv
ileged resolution for a congressional in
quiry into the charges of Thomas W.
Lawson ■ that there was a leak to Wall
street on President Wilson’s peace
note.
Democrats and Republicans disagreed
as to the effect of the committee’s
action toward the Lawson contempt
charges. Republicans say he was ab
solved by a vole of the majority and
that the whole investigation is over.
Chairman Henry insists that the spe
cial subcommittee to deal with Law
son’s refusal to answer questions pro
pounded by the committee and his pub
lication of ’’leak” charges in newspa
pers still is in existence and may take
some action.
The opposing members also disagree
as to whether the inquiry is over. Re
publicans say it is, in effect. Repre
sentative Henry and Representative
Wood have another resolution before the
committee which has not been acted
upon which the majority refused to take
up today.
NEW VERSION OF LEAK.
A new version of the “leak’’ to Wall
street on President Wilson s peace ncle
was given to the committee by James
R. Reilly, managing editor of the Wall
Street Journal.
A tip picked up, he said, by a Dow
Jones reporter in Wall street that
brokers’ private wires from Washington
were saying the president was about
to send a peace note was solely respon
sible for tiie dispatch forecasting the
note on. the company's ticker at 2:05
p. m. Wednesday, December 20.
Between 11:30 a. m., when Reilly re
ceived the tip, and the dispatch of the
item, Reilly said, he received two mes
sages from John Boyle, the Journal s
local representative here. The lirst was
marked “confidential" and told of the
coming of a note and said it was not
a peace proposal. The sec.ond, In reply
to Reilly's inquiry as to tiie reports
gleaned from the brokers’ wires, said
reference undoubtedly was made to the
coming note. (|
Shortly after 1 o’clock Chairman
Henry announced that owing to Speaker
Clark being called to New York, the re
port of the rules committee would not
:*e submitted to the house before to
morrow.
NAVAL STORES
(By A<su latfu tress.l
SAVANNAH, (la.. Jan. 11.—Turpi ntine, quiet,
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llosiq, firm; sales, none; receipts, 196; ship
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WG, $7.10; WW, $7.30.
META.L MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.—The. metal exchange
quote.* lead, $7.40(0 7.50: spelter, normal.
At London, lead, 30 pounds 10s; • spelter, 49
pounds, ss.
Copper unsettled: electrolytic first, second
nnd third quarters, 26.00*1.32.50, nominal.
Iron firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin firm; spot. 42.82%
<9 43.12%.
At London: Spot copper, 130 pounds; future*.
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182 pounds 15e; futures, 184 pound.* 10s.
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