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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-01-08
European Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were active and
generally buoyant today with many fea-
lures. China and Japan stocks were
strong. Nothing is settled as to the China
loan, but it is certain that the negotia-
tons are on the line cabled yesterday.
Grand Trunks and Canadian Pacific were
booming, but the closing was much under
the best, dealers usually acting for Mon
treal being credited with having sold free
ly. Americans were distinctly good. A
feature was the further sharp rise in New
York Centrals on the funding scheme.
Berlin again bought Americans, and deal
ings here increased, but at present they
are entirely professional The close was
at the best, New York absorbing stocks.
Spanish and other international stocks
were strong on Paris buying. Copper
shares were also strong. Mines were good
early, but closed easier. The Rand output
of gold for December is expected to be a
record one. Mexican railways were boom
ing.
A West Australian per cent loan is an
nounced at 95. l am privately informed
that further million in gold is going from
here to Argentina within month, while
half a million more will probably go from
the Bank of France. Indeed, some was
taken from there today. December trade
returns show a decrease in exports of a
million and a decrease in imports of e.
10000. The movement in both instances
suit of the engineering strike and the new
American tariff. For the entire year the
imports increased 99,OOO,OOO and exports
decreased G5,75O,O00.
The Paris and Berlin markets were firm
and active.
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Insurance Notes

"A transfer was recently made of the
Euarantors' Liability Indemnity compa-
hy's building. Philadelphia, to the new
Euarantors' finance company for $3.50. OO0
There seems to be something tout of
Joint with the winery business on this
coast Fires are entirely too frequent and
IL tnNy continue the class must pay better
rates, or the companies will write them
very gingerly.
Laws are being passed in Great Britain
Rnd France which will make Insurance
Of workingmen by their EMPLOYERS com
pulsory. More employers liability com
panies will spring up and ''business he
easy" VIC
The Lancashire Insurance companv 10
arranging to incorporate a department TO
do general liability business. ~
The Philadelphia Underwriters will an
ter the Pacific coast field with tha ran,
year. "e"
A scheme has been started in Paris N
Insure race horses against accidents of
all kinds occurring during the races for
which they are entered at a. premium Of
one-half of one per cent per race.
A small company with $4,000 canita, hoe
been organized at Grafton, w. Va. To transs
act Industrial business, mostly local r.
Is called the Star. -
Open rates on plate glass are now n
order all over the United States. the COW
pact having been dissolved.
J. M. Back, assistant manager NJ tbe
Hesfsrn department OF the Fire associa-
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Oranges are moving slowly at $1.50, 81. Is
and 81 for navels, three grades in car lots,
fob. Seedlings are s1.10g150 good sizes
scarce.
BUTTER-Extra local 32-ounce squares.
62hQ65; fancy creamery, Northern, 32-oz.
squares, co. dairy, 32-oz., 55957h; dairy.
2S-oz., 50; fancy tub, per h., 23q26
EGGS-Choice to to fancy ranch, 20021 !.
Easterns, 17@19
CHEESE-Martin's New York Cheddara
per lb.. "A; Eastern full cream. per
h., 1s@1sh: California half cream. Der
lb., -; Coast full cream. per lb., 121k; Cali
fornia, Downey or Anchor. per lb., laH: do
Young America, per h., IAN; do 3-lb. hand.
per lb., 151k; domestic Swiss. per lb., 1eN:
imported Swiss. 24h@25h; Edam. fancy,
per doz. $50.
POULTRY-Hens, 40O@5.0o Der doxsn.
young ROSTERS 400@500; broilers. OK.
$3.50; fryers. s.75@4.25: old ROSTERS s75S
425; ducks, 400Q5.00; turkeys, live, 13l14.
GREEN FRUITS.-New apples. S501. TX
per box; Strawberries, COM, 140016: fancy
5000 bananas, b'ch, 1.759225, crates extra.
pineapples, per doz., 5.00@6O0: Winter
Nellis pears, box, 1.25Q1.60;, cranberries.
per bbl., 9.00@10.00.
MILLSTUFFS-Flour, local mills. 4.ss
Der bbl.; Stockton brands, sos; Oregon.
=; Eastern. 5.75065o: shorts, ton, local
1AO0; rolled barley, per ton. 1900:
cracked corn, per 100 lbs. 100; feed meals.
per 100 1bs., Ito: bran. 22.oo per ton.
CITRUS ERuITS-oranges, navels,- 200
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CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Cattle-Sales were
at 3.S5M4.25 for the commonest dressed
beef steers up to 4.75G5.75 for export cattle,
and limited number of strictly choice
to extra beeves went for 5.30M5.50. Late
sales were largely at 4.4Od5.15. Stockers
and feeders. 3.50d4.15, the best feeders
bringing 4.30.. Gamers sold at 2.00M2.75;
calves sold at 60OM6.15 for the best grades.
Hogs-The extreme range of prices was
335u3.6j. with hogs selling chiefly at $50
a35I12 and pigs largely at 3.35M3.50. Some
prime hogs weighing from $50 to $50 pounds
were bought to ship to Boston at $50.
Sheep sold at an extreme range of 2.750g
40 but no late sales were made above
100 and 465 was usually an outside price.
western fed sheep sold mostly at 3.75dI4 40
Tor fair to choice. Export sheep were very
dull al 4l0&425. Lambs were active at 400
a495 for inferior to extra, few going be-
low 800 or higher than 5.75 Feeders bought
lambs at 5.0O95.15, and yearlings sold at
4.50ft4.90
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; hogs, 80 900; sheep,
5000
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices of Cereals and Ship.
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Wheat easy;
May, 1.391a.
Barley-Strong, May Size.
Corn-Large yellow, 9712197N.
Bran-1150G1 $50 per ton.
Flour-Family extras, 4.J5d+G5; bakers
extras, 4.S04440.
Wheat-Shipping wheat, 1.41A for No. /
and 1.42la@143% for choice; milling, 1459
1.471s.
Barley-Feed, good to choice, S71a@921s !;
fancy, 95M971A; brewing. Lo5n1.121a.
Oats-Poor to fair, L05pll0lla; good TO
choice, 1.10dt115; fancy feed, 1.25an25; gray,
L1212ML17h2 milling, L104d.1212 surprise,
l.20a130; black for seed, LS5Ql50; red, 1.35
4L4j.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks, 1854 do.
Washington, 5212; wheat, centals, 1881;
do. Washington, 1880; barley, centals, $3.50;
beans, sacks, 1853: corn, centals, 3210: rye,
centals, 1870: potatoes sacks, $3.50; onions,
sacks, 40; do. Oregon, 1855; bran, sacks, 225;
middlings, sacks, 345; hay, tons, 3S9; straw,
tons, s. hops, bales. "a: wool, bales, so;
hides, number, $685. quicksilver, TASKS, "a;
wine gallons, $4,000; brandy, gallons, II, 500.
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San Francisco Produce

Feed and Observation-Disclosures, 2200123 so
per ton.
Hay-Wheat, 135Na15.OO; wheat and oat,
13.0OM145O; oat, II Goa 49, 90; best barley H. 90
0125O; alfalfa, 100041100; clover 10. 0OQ IL w:
stock, 10G11.00; compressed wheat. 12.5O4
145O per ton; straw, SO@45 per bale.
Dry Beans-Pink. 1.7041.S0; Lima, 1600
LIS; small white, 1.3041.40; large white, 1.2O
G1.35.
Vegetables-Early Rose potatoes, 6OIT0c
per Genital; River Burbanks, 60M10c; River
reds. 45I50c; Oregon Burbanks, 75q9Oc:
MERGED sweets, 65dS0c; onions, 2.25D2. 80 per
GENITAL; green peas, 2Q4c per ID. string
beans 4GSc per lb; tomatoes, 40d6oc
per box; green peppers, 1Oc; dried okra,
l2l2dbc; asparagus, 12lsc.
Fresh Fruits-Choice apples, LOCAL 25 per
box; common apples, 50I1.0o: strawberries,
a. per chest; cranberries. 7.50dS.5O
per barrel: pears, Bartlett, 75lt1. 90; persim-
mons. 2044Oc.
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges, 1.50d2 80;
Mexican lines, repack, 4.ooa45O per
box; common California lemons 756
125 per box; choice California lemons, 15O
AGO.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 1.50@2.25 per
bunch; pineappes. 3.00I4.O0 per dozen.
Dried fruit-New crop, carloads: April
COTS 5G6c per Id. for Royal; 76Skc for
Moorpark; prunes, carloads. 40-h0s, 40
&c; 50-60s. 4Q41ac; 60-70s 31S93Nc; 7O-SOs,
&c; S0-90s 21a@2%c; 90-100s, 2Q2Ac; black
peeled, 10G12hc; nectarines, 496c pitted
plums, 4d41ac; pears, S95c for quarters
and 5G614c for halves; apples, 51aGr6Hc for
evaporated and 3Q31sc for sun dried.
Raisins-New crop, carloads: Two crown
2AG3Ac per h.; three crown, 4c; four
crown, &C.; London layers, $1.1091.15 per
box; seedless Sultanas, &C.; dried grapes,
2a4Q3c.
Nuts-California walnuts, 597c for hard
shell and SQ10c for softshell almonds. 49,
@4c for hardshell and SQ10c for paper
shell; chestnuts. S91Oc; peanuts, &c for
California and SC for eastern.
Honey-Comb, 10c for bright and 609c
for other grades; water white, extracted,
42Q4%c; light amber, S1sG4.
Beeswax-Quotable at 23925c per pound.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 29c per Id. ;
do second, 21d2S: fancy dairy, q; do, sec
ond, 24Q25; picked, nominal; firkin, NOM
inal.
Eggs-California 22a25c; fancy ranch,
26q2S per dozen; eastern, 15a19.
Cheese-New, 11d12c per lb; old. 10911
California cream cheddar, 111adl2c; young
American, 121aq13; eastern. 12q14.
Poultry-Live turkey gobblers, 11td 121ac
per lb.; do. hens, 11q12c; old roosters, $50
94.O0 per dozen; young ROSTERS, 4.50@5 90;
small broilers, 3.5O145O; large broiers, 500
a65O; fryers. 45Oa5.Eo; hens, 4OOa5.oo old
ducks, 4.0Oa5.5O; young ducks. 4OOd5.5O;
geese, 1.5Od2.0O per pair; goslings, 1.50Q20O;
pigeons, old, 90c@1.00 per dozen; do. young,
1.5041T5 per dozen.
Honey-Comb, 10 for bright and 699
for other grades; water white extracted
lhQ4%; light amber, 31kQ4; beeswax. go
Is per ID.
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Of $l54, 3S2, OIL, the average per failure being
shl.559 the lowest ever known except in
1892. But, even in that year the failures
during the last half averaged liabilities of
SM44I per failure. while in the last half
Of 1887 the average was only $685.
The returns by branches of business show
that in 10 out of Is classes the failures were
lower than any previous year of which
there is record, with an especially large
decrease In the great number of unclassi-
ned manufacturing and trading failures.
me new year began with disappointment
Tor spectators in stocks and grain. which
Is not bad sign. Prices of stocks have
gained little, after yielding at first, and
closed 70 cents per share higher for rail-
roads and N.Oo per share higher for trusts.
wheat declined 1alc, owing to the termi-
nation OF the corner at Chicago. and north
western receipts were about double last
year with Atlantic exports $50 31S BUSH
els, flour included, against 2a50 500 last
year; speculative estimate makes the
quantity still in farmers hands 40 per cent
OF the crop which is quite possible, but
consumption and exports in half the year
ought to take more than 90 per cent of the
years supply. Exports of corn for the
week fell below last year, although west
ern receipts are unusually large and the
prices fell but y of cent.
Cotton manufacture is a little encour-
aged by larger demand for goods since
the reduction in prices.
But with the certainty that the print
cloth works are to continue prices have
further declined to 212 cents.
Inc wooden and worsted mills are both
buying wool quite largely at prices prob
ably close to the best, for reports which
declared there were no concessions a
month ago are now rejoicing that recent
raggedness in prices has passed away.
Behind all the market reports there Is
the fact that the consumption of wool has
Tor about five months been the largest ever
known and the buying indicates. as does
the demand for such heavy weight goods
as has been opened. that a satisfactory
half-year Is expected. Prices so far paid
are said to be from 20 to 80 per cent higher
than year ago, with wool from so to 80
per cent higher, but the buying is thus far
encouraged by unusual business for the
season. Iron manufacture is encouraged
by unusual business for the season, in
Guiding large building contract made and
others for bridges pending at Chicago. a
sale of 5000 tons of pig to one pipe foundry
at the east and contracts for two vessels
OF 5oOO tons each at Cramps yards and
contracts for $500 tons hoop at New York
and 800 for Mexico
Prices are generally Unchanged though
eastern works have advanced structural
beams 6 cents to Lis Pig is unchanged,
with fairly large sales. Visible supplies of
tin are 1850 tons, against 80, 3i2 year ago,
with 1871 cents quoted and with exports OF
1850 tons of copper in December and 1923 600
tons for the year.
Failures for the week have been 800 in
the United States against Al last year. and
in Canada 80 against GO last year.
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Money Quotations

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Money on call
easier at 2@3 per cent; last loan, 21s per
cent; closed 21s@31a per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. 31ad4 per cent; sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4.S5B for demand, and at 4 S27s
for 60 days; posted rates, 4.S312A4S8; COM
mercial bills, 4.S2.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-Drafts-
Sight. Is; telegraph, TN.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Consols, 112 1916.
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ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK, Jan. THE market for
stocks today did not differ materially from
that of yesterday. The aggregate bull mood
OF the speculative world continued in full
force and all the large professional opera
tors were buyers of stocks. There was
also continued absorption of bonds of all
description. The pressure for reinvest-
ment of funds which had been released by
the January dividend and interest pay
ments was very obvious. There was also
marked weakening of the rates for
money, Notwithstanding the lively awak-
ening of speculation Efforts were made
by the banks and money lenders to keen
the rate for money as high as per cent.
Loans were, in fact, placed at 31k per cent
but the rate sagged off to 2 per cent and
the last loan of the day only commanded
21s per cent. Owners of money were also
lively bidders for commercial. papers This
served to stimulate the speculative furore
which seems to have broken out. London
was quite a large buyer in this market of
several of the international stocks, notably
Union Pacific and Louisville and Nash
vile.
Some of the leading railroad stocks show
small net losses. but this tendency was
mostly pronounced in the recently active
stocks of local corporations. The realiz-
ing of the last hour invited by the days
notable rise, affected the specialties most.
but its effort was quite marked through
out the list, reducing the days net gain
quite sharply in some cases. Net gains out
side the coalers and a few specialties ex-
tend all the way from a fraction to over q
point. The abundant replenishment of the
local money market had led to talk Of sur
render by the New York banks of the gov
ernment's deposits now in their vaults on
account of the Union Pacific payment The
bond market continued active today, and
a large number Of issues show gains of
over per cent. Total sales, 81, $4,000
U. s. old As regular were u higher bid
and the new As we're u higher.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

Hospital of the Good Samaritan to
Lewis Lebus-Iots and 6, blk 1,
Nichols addn to w. l.. A., yrs,
9 per cent ............,............ $4,000
Mrs. c. M. Ward and John Shirley
Ward to A. 8. Munson-Com. at in
tersection of f. line of Hill st. with
s. line of Twelfth ST.. th F. along
said s. line Twelfth st. 14O IT,, etc,
yrs, 10 per cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Theodore +. Taylor ct al. to Florence
II. Crowefl-Lot s. sub. of part of
Los Robes rancho, yr., 10 per cent 2OOO
Mrs. Emma West to Geneveive Laigh-
ton-Lot "a, Bancroft trt, yrs, IL
per cent .............. ................. $500
Charles Bean ct al. to Jacob Bean-1S
acres in Twp of San Gabriel, 8 yrs.
s per cent .......................... 10 900
Henry White ct al. to o. d. Thomp-
son and w. A. Thompson-Part Of
Ro Paso de Bartolo Viejo, yrs, IL
per cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
Eleven mortgages under $1,000 ........ 4OS2
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ton of Philadelphia, will visit the Hawaii
an islands early in the new year In the
interests of the association.
The State Fire Insurance company of
Liverpool, England. organized in 1891, has
made application to the Connecticut de-
par.ment for q certificate to do business
in that state. The company will make its
United States deposit of 100000 there.
Interpretations
Riley Drug company, San Jose; $4,000,
all subscribed.
Myers Stove company, San Francisco
$780, 900; subscribed, $50.
California Willow Bar institute formed
to treat morphine and other cases; Oak
land; $4,000, all subscribed.
Bolander-PerlSins company, San Fran
cisco; $25, 900; subscribed, $50
Northwest Territory Exploration COM
pany. San Francisco; $4,000; subscribed,
$4,000.
Thackeray Incinerating and Fertilizer
company. San Francisco; 100000; sub
scrbed, $50
The Azusa Electric Lighting and Power
company, Los Angeles $4,000, divided into
500 shares, fully subscribed; directors o.
II. Huber, V. M. Green, c. c. Casey, s. F.
de Voin, e. Davis, j. II. Calvert and 1. C.
BOuldin.
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S2.HO1Ctl1

If the premium receipts hold up to say
T,5C0OU the average loss ratio will figure
at about 80 per cent which, after allowing
b per cent for expenses. will show a salts
factory margin OF profit on the years
work In estimating the premium receipts
for current year. the figures are based
upon the fact that rates were not restored
until May. and then only partially so. There
has been general shading of the agreed
tariff fully Is per cent? and reduction in
lines will about offset the new business on
q market drained by the rate war of the
past two years.
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Dun & Co.'s Review

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review Of trade will say in its
issue tomorrow:
In failures, 1892 was not only the best year
since 1880, but on the whole the best ever
definitely known With lHt62 failures in
number. ms per cent less than 1895 and
SlSA oSl. I'D defaulted liabilities $40 per cent
less than in 1896, the yaet's banking fail
ures counted for seS, a4S 100 and the CONNER
c'al failures were hut 122A with liabilities
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-California dried
fruits quiet.
Evaporated apples-Common, sac per
pound; prime wire tray, sac; wood dried,
prime, SA@S1ac; choice S1aqSA C; fancy,
9q9Ac.
Prunes-3dSc.
Apricots-Royal 7@Shc; Moorpark, coll.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 1910; peeled, 12Q2Oc.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 7-Credit balances.
50; certificates, February option closed
684c. There was one sale of COCO barrels at
that figure and 1000 barrels cash sold at
65Ac Shipments. $685. runs, "a, 457.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over

N. w. Hawkins to J. Herndon Gar
nett ct al. 1914 .................... 81. 800
p. Fitzwilliam to Alice G. Williams
and Henry l.. Williams, 434-1S3... $500
w. p. Webb to Hortense E. Fisher,
I3O-267 -.......................... $500
"A. w. Mathes to Jeremiah Clay ct all,
430-1SS, 49O-29S Observation-Disclosures. 5000
j. M. Mitchell to FL X. Grid ct ala,
545-Sl1 .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,16s
Sarah III. Mason to Oliver A. Ives ct
al, 4S2-164 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
A. c. Palfrey to F. Barman, 531-144 1000
NJ. Everts to ]. D. Hirschler 476-sO1. 1000
s. NJ. Reynolds to S. E. Keller, 532-16. 1900
T. r. Moor to c. T. Sutton 50O-S9... $3.50
Mech. Savings Nut =. & L. Assn to
to j. Fl. De La Monte, 546-256 ..... 1900
Annie 7. Montgomery and James A.
Montgomery to Tulita w. Miner,
429-29l ............. ................... 1000
Eleven releases under $1,000 ........ 6,25
iOtui S03, lob
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Bar silver, 81:
Mexican dollars, 47@47ls.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Bar silver.
57h; Mexican dollars, 47@47k.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Br silver, 26 7-16d,
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1884, liz, 1893;
gold reserve, 1851, 276, 022.
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Real Estate Transfers


Friday, January T. 1898.
Adams-Phillips Co. to G. A. Sawyer-Iu
Pasadena, lot G. D. Ia A. Wright subdivis-
ion; $SO&.
Fl. Klein to A Gregg-Lot 80 and s1s of
81, block %, Wolskill Orchard tract $3.50.
RI D. and G. o. Sepulveda to G. HI Peck,
jr.-Block 4, Carolina tract; $500.
w. s. to N. E. George-Lot 8, block %,
subdivision of East Whittier RIo.: 5000
F.. S. and F. S. Wallace to A J. Crane
Lot 2 Ell Molina tract; $500.
E. and J. Amar to j. Mhscarel-Begin-
ming in S. line of Also street; $500.
D. and l.. M. Mcfarland to A. F. Nc
ReynoldsLLot /. block D. McF'arlands sub.
division of Marengo ranch; s275.
A. and G. T. Marshall to ]. M Bush
Lots 10 and 20. block 1888 Long Beach; $3.50
Lot 49, Goodwin g. Lukens Olivewood SUBJ
division; $500.
]. F. to ]. Granas-Lot 66, H. ]. Woolla-
colts First street tract s1gM
M A. Smith to Mrs. H. Barron--Part LOT
2, RI 4, Temple & Gibson tract; sl1DO.
A. M Kelly to &. B. Warren-Part Sec
ton i, 1 S. 8; $3.50.
w. s. George to N. r. George-Lot 4
block g. East Whittier ranch; $1,000
W. S. to N. E George-Lots 10 and N,
block IA; lots % to "a, block 80 Pickering
l.. & w. Co.'s subdivisions; SEQ
T. H. and Ia e. Williams to VIM. Hemp
hill, trustee-Land in A. O. Bristol" tracts
sS05. =
SUMMARY
Deeds ...-a-.......,........... -
Nominal ....s........ssa-As.-s =
Total ss~..s..s .>sssssss .ssAsu >.s.sks1 e9QasA
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Liverpool Market

LIVERPOOL Jan. 7.-C1osing-Corn,
spot, American mixed, firm, SIS 21ad; Janu-
airy, quiet 3s Esd; February, quiet, IS 1ssd.
Flour-St Louis fancy winter, dull, IS Cd.
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U As ..........112% N Pacific lists. .112%
do coup. .113A do $751;. 6l1s
do 2ds.... 1914 do 4s....... 961a
u IS .114N N Y c 81 st L As .107A
do IS coup. .114A Nor w 6s......123
Ala Glass A....1O9 Nor consuls ....1Hl4
Ala Glass ...107 do deb IS. .111A
Ala Glass C....10O o Nav lists ......113
Ala Currency. 100 do 4s.,..... 94la
Atchison As 80. 902s o S Line IS r.12iA
do adj S.. So do IS tr..... 97is
Can So Ids .10SB o Imp lists r..103A
Can Pac lists. do IS tr..... 451s
Chi Terminal. S5H Pacific 6s of 95. 1924
c 81 Ohio 5s. .114R r & G w lists. S2s4
q II G. d 41as. .1OS5s s L & I M con 5s. SSA
d e. r G lists. .10SA S i & F gen 6s.117
d & r G 4s.... TN Reading Is ...... S4as
E TENN lists. .109 st p Con ........1 1879
Erie Gen 4s.... 71% st p & c p lists. .119h
F w & d lists. II do 5s.......116
Gen Elec S.. .100N s Car non-fund. a
G II G. A 6s .105 So Railway 5s... 927s
do 2ds.. 100 S r G. II 6s...... 59lk
H & c 5s... .109k Tenn new set IS. Sc
do con Is los Tex p l. G lists. JOss
Iowa c 1sts.... 99k do reg DDS 2934
Kan p Con r. S71s Union Pac lists. .103
K p LIST d d trio U p d &c G lists 503s
L A con 4s.1O0k Wabash LIST 5s.. .1OSb
Missouri IS 100 do Dds. Sly
NJ K G. T2ds.. "a West Shore As. 109h
do 4s..... S6A Va Centuries go. 6Sh
c 1sts......116 do did,. 3k