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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09
APPLY TO
ST. Gertruds's Academy, Rio Vista, Cal.


THIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN FOR THE
l. next scholastic term Monday. August 11th. The
pupils will find it to their advantage to be present
at the formation of the classes.
This Academy is situated In one OF the most
healthy sections OF Soano County, and being on an
eminence in the of the town. receives, through
break in the Montezuma Hills, the cool refreshing
breezes from San Francisco Bay, thus making the
climate a most agreeable and healthful one The
dormitOrieS. MUSHROOMS studios. exercise GROUNDS
ETC.. together with the advanced course OF learning
aud varied accomplishments in which young ladies
are so DESTROYS TO excel have attracted students
from far and near. From every county pupils have
been received, among whom are young ladies from
Sskiyou, Tuolumne, Los Angeles, San Jose and even
Nevada.
Several of the former pupils are now engaged in
teaching, both in public aud private schools
The Academy. being Incorporated, is entitled TO
confer academic honOrs. This year dressnlakfng,
with fitting and cutting. Will be taught at the
Academy those who desire it: also cooking in all
its branches. b. excellent French cook. Besides
the common English branches stenography, type
writing, Instrumental and vocal music, photograph
drawing, pastel, painting In OIL ana wafer coi9rs,
painting porcelain taught. in all OF which
the pupils show much proficiency.
Every advantage is given to the Students, not only
~ SnaOie them 10 pursue an academic COURSE, out
young lady take her place in the social well
the domestic circle, and to become source of COM
fort To her parents.
The institution is sufficiently removed from the
large cities be quiet, studious home for all those
who desire such for their children.
There two boats daily from San Francisco and
Sacramento. One leaving Jackson-st Wharf at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and one from Market-st. Wharf at
o'clock P. NJ. The fare Is 81. The boats are COM
fortably fitted up and under the care of kind and
The terms Of this school are very moderate con-
sidering the advantages its pupils enjoy.
magnificent " Stars and Stripes floats over the
exercise grounds since July 4th; it, well as the
entire instsntion being the GIT OF noble generous
Mr. and Mrs. Bruning to the Sisters who have
charge.
Superior, st. Gertrude's Academy, Rio Vista,
Cal. aus cod limo
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Police Department Expenses.

Chief of Police Crowley has filed with the
Supervisors report Of the expenses of the
Police Department for the month of July,
They were S44, 500 81, and of this total SSH
was paid into the Police Relief and Pension
Eund
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

Mon Gee Lung, Chinese, 81 years Of
age, committed suicide at o'clock last
evening by cutting his throat with razor,
in his room in clearinghouse on the cor
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

street. Lung worked until recently in the
Golden Gate Woolen-mills, but was dis
charged about two weeks ago. He took his
discharge so much to heart that he deter
supposed to have been temporarily insane
when he cut himself.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

London has boy cartoonist. He is only
10 years old, but is said to do remarkable
Gladstone, and sending it to him, by return
mail received a letter in the grand old
mans" own handwriting thanking the lit
tie artist and wishing him every success in
his future operations
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

Lawrence and Joseph Murphy and
James Cannayon. ranging in age from 7 to
10, were lodged in the new City Hall Sta
ton last evening and booked for the Indus
trial School They were caught in the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09
CHEAP so-yARA LOT.

Corner 5O-vara lot; 1877 :6xl37 IS; Sw. cor JEFF
ferson and Broderlck sts. $1,000.
Pine ST.; 2-Story residence and fot N. side, near
Taylor rooms and bathroom; $4,000.
Fillmore St. w. side, near California; choice
business property best part of the street, large lot
60x137 IS; 2 stores and house; SIS, 900.
Pacific ST.. N. side, w. of SanSome 30x67 IS; rents
for $50 month.
Sansome ST., w. side n. of Pacific; 81 :4x67 IS /:
rents for SIS month
Pacific Heights; large lott 50x137:6; command
ing grand marine view, and overlooking the Pre-
sidio; the view can never be DISTRACTED: lot about
on the grade; very cheap: only $l12 per foot.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY
w. j. QUINN,
40 Montgomery Street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
40 Montgomery Street.

DEyISADERo-A WIDE STREET; w. SIDE,
~ near California: lot 81 6xl10; all street work
done; few steps from the California-st cable; a
very good location for a physician or dentist;
$4,000,
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Miss May Ture-OhI Edith, dear do you
know that Fred actually proposed to me
last EVENING" Edith-Just as | expected.
Miss M. T.--Why did you expect itp E.
Why, when l refused him last night he said
he would go and do something desperate
Boston Courier,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

Morrow of the nomination was bright the
Illusion would then be dispelled. The
crowd laughed and separated.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Wife-John, this is nice time to come
Husband-Yes, but (hic) it's nuzzin to
70 nice time ies' afore (hic) cum.-Epoch.
Now and Then Wall.-A-What kind
Of a wall will you have to your garden ?
B-St0ne wall In the daytime, caterWaul at
night.-Binghamton Republican.
"Is that love letter." asked one lawyer
of another, who was porting busily over
some closely written sheets.
.Oh, no" replied the other confusedly.
SITS only a writ Of attachment" -Somer-
vile Journal.
"The new Assessor Is very honest
man."
"You don't say sol What has he been
doing?"
memory."-West Shore.
Two Views of It.-"The best thing about
a vacation is the change it brings" said
Mr.. Bjenkins in tone that showed he
knew. "Yes," assented MIR. Bjones: land
the worst thing about vacation is the
change it costs. "-Somervlle Journal.
Mamma had found it necessary to disci-
pline George for being naughty one day,
anu LHb usually lOlHlfiHS VI lIt
child was held in check until his father
came home, when the little boy ran to him
and said 'Papa, l want you to do sumpfin
for me; want you to discharge mamma"
Harper's Young People.
Oh. the Brute" Ny husband only gives
me S. at q time to 60 shopping WITH" conf
planned a woman.
'Aline never gives me any money at ALL"
added another.
Chorus of "Oh, the brute!"
"No; his credit is so good / can get
everything charged. Epoch.
Not Much Mind to Make Up-"You are
too vacillating," Mrs. Scroggs said. /" 1
could make up my mind on the matter at
once" $50 could /, my dear" replied
Scroggs, ''if l had as little Of it as you
haye."-Keystone.
Miss May Ture-Ohl Edith, dear, do you
know that Fred actually proposed to me
last evening? Edith-Just as / expected.
Miss Nj. T.--Why did you expect itp E.
Why, when l refused him last night he said
he would go and do something Desperate
Boston Courier.
New Arrival-How is it that all the girls
refuse to associate with Clara Beachley?
Habitue-She spoiled our fun for the
whole season.
"Indeed?"
Eyes. She got engaged to the only man
in the place before the season was q week
old. Light.
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Supervisors of Election.

United States Circuit Judge Sawyer yes
terday made an order appointing Nathaniel
Holland as Federal Supervisor of Elec-
tions, with instructions to perform all the
duties required of the Office by law. Mr..
Holland has regularly held this position
for number of years to the satisfaction of
all concerned. The order of the Court was
made in response to petition for the ap-
pointment Of Supervisor, signed by Louis
Sloss, d. j. Staples, d. G. Burnett and
other representative citizens.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

Says the Sierra Madre Vista: There
ought to be more marriages in Sierra Ma
Dire. Our young ladies and gentlemen should
get their heads. closer together and con-
slider the question more deeply.
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1lao 1l,1 ~
DIVIDEND No. I79.

THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
l. will pay Its regular monthly Dividend of One Dol
lar t$D per Share its Capital Stock on August
aus St CHAs. r. STORY, Secretary.
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Not Much Mind to Make Up-"You are
too yacillating," Mrs. Scroggs said. !" 1
could make up my mind on the matter at
once" $50 could /, my DEAR" replied
Scroggs, ''if had as little Of it as you
have" keystone.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09

Yesterdays Registration.
The registrations yesterday up to
o'clock in the afternoon numbered SOC. On
the corresponding day last year there were
only 46J,
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$500 Reward

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
to the arrest and conviction the parties who, on
the morning OF June 26. 1890, committed the
vicious and cowardly assault upon JAMES w.
KERR and g. j. CLAUSEN.
reasonable reward will also be paid for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and conviction of any
parties who have been participant In the numerous
brutal and cowardly assaults made upon non-unon
m0lders In the employ of various foandres in this
city. All information given will be treated as
strictly confidential SO far as the informant is con-
cerned. Address HARRY N MORSE,
auo 1t AIT Montgomery street.
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They Demand Their Wages.

Eyes. She got engaged to the only man
in the place before the season was week
,Id O-Ticht : -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14
New York Cotton Market.
nv TeiegIaph.l


NEw YORK. February l3.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price A Co. say "Ihe Liverpool
report this morning has given a decidedly
different aspect 20 cotton speculation,
prices there at / O'Clock showing am adj
vance Of 2-G4 over last evenings figures.
and closing strong 40 the highest prices of
the day. The result here has been an adj
vance Of eleven 20 twelve points over yes
terday, renewed stampede on the
part OF the shorts, and an anxiety
over the receipts for this week and
next. that is almost painful in Us
intensity. Private cables from Liverpool
are 90 the effect that 3he advance there is
the result of manipulation, and that spin
ncrs are decidedly disinclined 10 follow 10,
but these adyices are from source UNI
doubleday bearish, and If 10 shall De de-
mOnstrated that despite the heavy stocks
abroad. il is practicable 10 initiate a fresh
speculative movement there, this market
would undoubtedly have % follow. South
ern offerings to-day are somewhat more
liberal. and our 9dvices are that the export
movement having been pretty well checked,
a good deal more cotton Is now turning i'm
the direction Of this market The interior
movement at Memphis and -. Louis isNery
small. and the indicated movement ~ All
towns for the week ending tomorrow night
is about 10000. as compared with ij,WOlast
year. The plantation movement is hardly
likely 10 exceed 5000 as against $4,000
last year. Another week of such figures,
the bulls claim, will put this market 90 l2c.
for August contracts. Port receipts for the
day reach $1,000 bales"
Futures closed steady; receipts at ports
estimated al 10000 bales: spot firm and un-
changed: middling uplands, He. sales
l15 bales. Closing: February, ll.22W ll.23;
March, 1l22N1L23; April, 1l.2sWl l.21;
Nav. 1l.31@l1.32; June, 1850 1l.3l; July.
l1.4OGll.4l; August, ll.44@ septem-
Der. 1O7j(al0.77; October 1860 1887; No
yember 10.23G 1923: December, l0.23W
1925.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton was steady;
middins uplsnds, q Lied. Sales, : 900 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14

Druo tens for twenty, please, said a
gentleman Oh the cashier in the county
treasurer Office
T cashier took the twenty" and
rrri. 0r ihe counter IL had that pc
urd lI ring that characterizes coun-
t..fc.ns. uc wng it a second time
AMID them Inspected it critically.
.Is that b0gu.' asked the owner Of
llec.u.
"ll no." answered the cashier; it's
rel wheat bat split"
Continuing. Doe said: "That is the first
a. twenty ] ever ran across. The
Stamping machine at the mint some
rns comes down too hard on the coins
AND splits them; but it is seldom the
larger coins Split ITS mostly 'hves' that
mfr Dlt they arc very careful at the
mint and stop every split coin they de-
ta.t Sow. in the thousands of dollars
handled hero every year rarely find a
snlt coin. don't think I've found more
than -four or tive in % year. and, as 1 say
ahe coins were mostly s. pieces"
The spill, $50 piece looked perfect, and,
,tt.r p. i.e cyc could detect bore no
Hsr of aay kind The only fault with
it was ID tle "rng. and the split made
il sound "deal when thrown on the
c0uliar-Sm Francisco Examiner.
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--m.lnLns About Good-nys.

r.-. rau and then. as We journey
.....I Odd. vale from the cradle 10 the
becomes necessary for us TO
lhr. Generally it is said in sad
,,.h % sigh. We wiring the
r.t ne departing friend, the sor-
tt.r aro She'd, then the bell rings
. .. train goes around the curve.
r. eooIby that sticks in the
.-..tr.ea large three cornered lump
irrt gently refuses TO be swallowed.
tr.. I.. k.ndof O farewell we 80 home
r..r. f.at something has gone out Of
lf. W. are like the man who puts his
f.t fr another step at the top of the
r.r. stairway and finds suddenly that it
inttaue.
TIn there is the farewell that is said
fhali'arous chuckle of joy We say
ID ,1 ths bin collector whom we have
,..hus always. or have had for q long
fae We say Dc 90 Che bore, the spring
t.totloman who reads the exchanges
and to thc writer who invariably refers
f1a bear as hruin
THO sweetest cooi-by is that Of the
-lathor father's front gate, when only
,.,.rIanl Che girl and twinkling stars
.-. n-...nt. To some of as 10 Is only a
,..-arr. Obi. Kind Of o farewell, but it
i.amom0rg That will remain fresh and
--r long after we have passed that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA, February 13.-Sales of
loose tobaccos on the breaks today 1906
pounds. Highest price. $40.
There VIII be a good sale OF loose tobaccOs
on the breaks tomorrow. and some good
Powhatan dark tobaccos will be offered.
offerings Of tobacco a. auction on Change
/ Thursday, February 18th: Total offerings,
80 packages West Virginia bright touacc0s,
one package taken In at sol. two package
sold ~ 1880, two az S36, two at S3l. one AZ
$50, one Al $50, two packages taken in at S27,
one II S26. one at SIS. one AZ S2f50. one pack
I age sold Al 50. one package taken in az
1890, one at $3.50, one at $50. one package
sold al 1880. one package taken in at $ll.2j,
one package taken In at $l6.15. one package
sold At tij.2j. one nc SD, one package
taken in at Sll.l5, one at Sii.50, one at $il,
one at>lO.2a, one az 1910, one package sold
al 50, one at $50, one at $3.50. one at s.,
one package taken IN at 1913, two at 81, one
at $3.50.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
today: Wrappers, rs hOgsheads; filters, p
hOgsheads smokers, IS hogsheads; dark to-
b2ccOs. % hOgsheads. Total sales reported
TO the secretary to-day, 10 hogsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day Inspections Bright. II hogsheads;
dark 30 hogsheads. Reinspections Bright,
Al hOgsheads; dark. ~ hOgshcads.
Farmers, Wilson's. ShOckOe. Blanch-
ards. Dayenport's Planters and Mer-
chants. Centre, Seabrook's. Old Dominion.
Shelburne and Myers warehouses report
1872 hogsheads. 6 tierces and box delivered
today.
once Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, Si1l.0j; tax
paid tObacc0s. S3.S53.44 Total collections
for the city to-day. $4.32j.09.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: ". II. lsbell Cartersyille; W. l..
Wood, Albcmarle.
The Richmond tobacco market continues
active and strong on both bright and dark
t0bacc0s. Good sales all around.
4. MOI.
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market down, closing il at ne. Hutch
was the only prominent buyer except some
local shorts. A market like this breaks "A
bulls heart and discourages him, and when
he comes 10 look the situation over there
are some serious stumbling blocks I'm the
way Of an advance over the present price.
Low rates are not likely 10 advance Liver
pool was quiet with poor demand and price
itc. lower. Corn has been just barely steady.
selling at lowest price touched yesterday.
Still we realize from looking az market.
that it shows no signs of immediate adj
vance: we do believe IL a better purchase
than sale. Liverpool easy demand freely
supplied I'D. lower. Oats have been weak
today: the only reason being an effort by
the largest holder 10 unload. We can only
ada % what we have said; welOok for lower
prices Provisions opened weak; May pork
ruled firm: but a certain crowd among our
selves are advising customers TO clean mp
their May. and 90 into June and July on
account Of manipulation, we say sell on
every rally. Cash trade dull. Hogs, 30
900 tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14

-.IE about mathematical puzzlesl Here
ss.ns tlat beats ont the hen-and-a-half
l-ard-a-lalf aigebraical nightmare On
a Tnl9 street car Alderman Patrick
ka.ana D. put quarter into the change
I.x u iho front door. An instant be-
frea young lady had deposited q dime
ID fe same suD-reasury. The driver
rmmul from the outside two change
packages. % blue and % white one, stimuli
tr.0uIg. With true gaiIantry Mr. KAY
.s.h waited for the young lady TO help
..,-..f which She did, inadvertently
nLn. oet the liue one, and, by mis-
t... dropping twO dimes into the Pay
ft." l.s o1x. kavanagh demanded
l... m.c. lut tho driver obdurately re-
o give amy mc 'e. Hard words
to Che great embarrassment Of
r. .l. and the alderman refused TO
t.. i.. teu cent package, which re-
manned n the possession Of the COM
fr kaanaeh. OF course, paid no
r0r. i.r U5 ride. the young lady paid
trr.. .me. end BOW how much was
t.rnmny ahead on the deal:-Ches-
ls.la Local NeNs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14

England. and on many parts of the
c.lnt obey have been for long
time 04 the Yates horseshoe, one
i..... mprcssing common cowhide.
d. Composed of three thicknesses OF
d.. o.v .1n pressed into steel mould
mIum subjected 20 a chemical prep
ualn DO IS claimed for it that 1t IS
much ..aer tlat it lasts longer and
uat rItA1oisaro never known M horses
nn-il lts perfectly smooth on the
,H. n0 calks being required, the shoe
altering firmly on the most polished
... Dos elasticity prevents many
s. the horses steps being hghter
.uo-. Straw, treated with chemi-
Cd. unknown, has been used for horse
. .es l9r centuries i'm Japan. Perhaps
american genius will give us a
,orseshoo. who knows'-St Louis
L.uo.ic.W.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
by Telegraph

BALTIMORE. Md, FEBRUARY 13.-COttsH
nominal; middling, llLc. Flour moderate
" active and steady; Howard-street and
Western superfne, $2.2jGS2.75: do. extra.
$2.90d$ $500; do. family. S3.1j0$4O0; City
Mills, Rio brands. si.1jW$4.4O; winter
wheat, S4.80@S4.sO; spring do. do, Si.sjl
$500; do. do. straight, $40; do. do. extra,
$500 $500. Wheat southern dull and
easier; Fultz, $50 Sc; Longberry, sO@Sc.
No. red. SlWs1c.; steamer NO. ., Soc.
Western steady; No. >, winter red, spot and
February. SOC. Corn-SOuthern firm and
higher; white. 3Sd42c.; yellow, 35M4sc. +;
Western frmer; mixed spot and February,
36Ic. oats firm; Southern and Pcnnsyl-
yania, 2S03lc.; Western, white. 29L Bic.
DO. mixed, 2lIW29c.; graded No. ,, white,
3O03lc. Rye nominal and higher; prime 20
choice, J6@jSc. Provisions steady and
quiet. Petroleum unchanged. Conee quiet;
Rio cargOes. fair, 1910. sugar steady; A.
soft. &c. Copper-Refned unchanged at
l3H@l4Hc. Whisky firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-14

s...-b.al nec. 'lacos are quite as popu'"
q. ta..s o.. eo.A
namal leuelry. Ike Danqno's snos''
r.a't h-llHHei
CHASED silver lo-or's s.ois ore scarf pms ID
lnaai al present
Link emf buttons devised as d'ininu''''
l.aa.a.. aro ago innovation
cr. mt. pointing inward on'escn sue u
aaamoai star. IS a iavor.te broom ue9's'
rl.i.ro d.muutlo1 in the sale ci bangle
bracelets. t.a ladies affecting them as n'u0'
Oh. et.r
Eul oI..I bars. ornamental WIN su'
..Ii nlet stars. are a pleasing aaui'''n
90 hcs pins
Arrived to tae expensive garter clasp Is tne
a.a silver ana gold stocking Supporters no"
.a t.. uafLet
Cu1 h4csles in various sizes, Of the most
.o3a s pierced work ia silver, are iaa
rrHr tle .alI.a
a auc.rc.e Of diamonds, slightly raiseo
GOV an opal pearl. is a scarf Pin TOP al once
attractive and rich.
"a a9fe. conception in scarp pins Is a gold
anfI Boo tho front of which Is sunk perpen
c.el..r Ano Of diamonds. -Jc~elers' keyie"
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A MODERN HOME.

ta,rihstonc and the home
r,,m ancient times came down.
rre noiirrccs Of British pccrs
mat aniclato the crown
rse rsst tn.nes DIS verse
,yfh GRACE around the theme II.
t.It.i1f OF prose- Is incomplete
r0at drops them from lis dran
6
frf .n thls age OF change
Tast cnlieaios Che new,
p.ncan habits step aside
And rrcei She parvcuu =.
frnrtramenf is iis name
..rtrn|cncc is its throne.
Adjoining writer's lose their grip
Whom s.nlmcnt has Gown.
r- r.n arc countless homes
T,.nI within the Cat,
v..f nar poet has The nerve
I.frY l.s charm ou thati
f.H H..fiN~iurce are bat pipcS
r... .n Che corner set;
r... f,as fo abb lliurng thoughts
IVA. dancing flames bcgct
Oh. imagery ~ each
diminished from ones dream,
v..r home is h.rcl per month en- suits
t.ft.e lcarilstonc holds the steam
ID B Alden iu Boston Transcript
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported BY G. ". Branch 4 Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. February 13.-M0ro and
worse duilness, relieved only by a sharp adj
vance i'm l.. and y. and Sugar. Sugar ap-
pcared 20 be bought by insiders. l.. and ~.
is doing wonderfully well. The Coal stocks
are. as we have stated, a serious menace 10
the market. because their prices have been
sustained through a bad year at an unusu-
ally high level. The Granger situation is
bad. bat pressure may be exertcd which
will prevent decentralization In rates. The
Iron trade is bracing up again. and this is
an exceedingly good sign. II is hardly fair
20 say this is q narrow market-lt would be
nearer 10 truth 10 say there was absolutely
mo- market Almost anything would be
welcomed by the street. either bull or bear
news. for ANYTHING is better than stagnatiOn.
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New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK. February l3.-Money CLOSED
3 per cent Exchange closed steady; posted
rates, 4S3H@ls7t5; actual rates, 1910
ls3 for sixty days, and 4S1 for demand.
Government bonds closed steady; currency
ss. ll6 bid; As coupons, l23 bid; 49,, do,
1917 bid.
In the afternoon the market was very dull
and heavy. and the lowest prices Of the day
were made about 2:3O =. NJ. There was q
slight rally toward the close in covering hy
the shorts, which left prices generally irac-
ti0nally higher than they closed yesterday
sales for the day amounted TO 2vO,l3l
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