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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

The Home Select Circle held its week
~ meeting Sunday evening al the resi-
sence of Miss Hartogensis l627 Marion
street northwest, with fuil attendance.
and enjoyed pleasant evening, Games
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

WI - MAJ lftAH WIG VI NanAa Ak4 hrEL y
Harper, viii entertain at bridge part!
this afternoon
The second dance of the Georgetowr
Assembly will take place at Linthicum
| Institute tonight. The patronesses WhJ
VIII receive the guests are Mrs. George
II. Dunlap, Mrs. j. HOldsWOrth Gordon
Mrs. Downs L. Wilson. Mrs. Charles
II. Cragiu, and Mrs. William II. OFme
The Misses Polkinhorn. of 2i2 Penn
sylyauia avenue northwest, Will be al
home this afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Proctor have gone 10
Lakewood for a stay of some weeks az
the Laurel in the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bronson. OF
Chicago; Miss Mildred Bronson, and
Clifford Bronson We're the guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William
Powers, of Park road, Mt. Pleasant.
General and Mrs. O'ReIIIy have gone
70 Charleston with the Red Cross So
Slety. and VIII then 90 further South
for few days.
Mrs. Ellen S. Cromwel. president OF
the Woman's National Press Associa-
ton. win be informally at home TO
members OF the association and other
Albemarle. Seventeenth and T streets.
Mrs. Danman. OF the Natchez. 1440
W street, viii be at home Wednesdays.
Captain and Mrs. Birmingham. OF San
Francisco, Cal, have arrived I'm Wash
ington and taken an apartment in the
Highlands for the season.
Or. John Gerdine. of Richmond. Va.
in Tha HfTEr = al# rfg
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knowles and
daughter, OF Baltimore spent A few
DAYS in the city the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. Harry Goldman. Of Baltimore
who has spent the past week with Mrs
\. Sigmunds has returned to her home
David L. Engel left the city today for
a trip to Norfolk and Newport News.
Louis Brown is spending a week with
relatives in Norfolk and Newport News.
Mrs. Morris clark. OF New York has
returned 10 her home after being the
guest of her. aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. L L. BlouL
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pretzfelder. of Alex
andria. Va, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Pauline. 10
Maurice Blumerfeld, OF this city.
Mr.. Mansbach Of Philadelphia. was
i'm the city the past week for a short
stay.
The Mercantile Club held its usual
whist Saturday night. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Eugene Schwab, the
second by Mrs. Lou Jackson. and the
third BY Miss FTeda Lindheimer. The
score prizes Tor the entire month were
won by Mrs. Lou Jackson and Mrs. Ike
NOrdlinger.
Leon ReiZenstein. of New York is i'm
the city for a short stay visiting rela-
tives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

Louis Brown is spending a week with
relatives in Norfolk and Newport News
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

Mrs. Mary carr Curtis. a missionary
for many years in MALAYSIA, is the guest
this week OF Mrs. s ID. la FeJra, and
will be pleased 10 see her friends at
any time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

Mrs. John +. Stevens. wife of the
chief engineer Of the Panama Canal.
entertained al supper last evening IN
her apartment I'm the Connecticut for
her guests Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Wight.
OF Minnesota.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

Mrs. Thomas Wilson Will receive this
afternoon and viii have assisting her
Miss Anna Foulkrod. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. ShTiyer. OF Baltimore Miss Shall
lenberger Miss Powell Miss Kennedy
Miss Kaufman. Miss Lesley, Miss
Wilson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21

Mrs Charles H. Wetmore. formerly
Miss Elizabeth Bisland, arrived in
Washington today and viii be the
guest of Mrs. Oscar +. Crosby for the
remainder of the week.
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Mrs Morris Clark. of New York has
returned 10 her home after being The
guest of her. aunt and uncle. Mr.. ana
Mrs. l. /. BlOut.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-13
Sunday

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the mum
Der OF head Indicated:
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CRAM AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Holds Firm, Though Trade Is il
small Volume.
NORTHWESTERN NEWS PROVES FACTOR
Cora Inclined 60 Easiness, Though
Held steady by other Grains
oats she Center OF spscu-
Iative Activity.
oMAHA, january la 1eol.

OMAHA, January "a 1907.
n0 wheat of s Ess T Though the trade
news was something OF a factor. MIN
neapolis reports quite liberal sales from
one Of the largest Of the p export t houses s
reports nine cargoes loading this month at
the seeboerd for ports other than those
strong in Kansas City and there appeared
10 be some ease up in receipts. The cash
article was hrm locally.
Corn was rather inclined to easiness,
though holding quite steady. affected by
wheat and oats Gables came a shade
through the belt today. but a sharp drop
" seasonable temperatures Is forecasted.
The cash market IL about steady
Speculative activity. For weeks every adj
: vance in the May has been checked by
resting orders, but today these were ABB
sorbed and proved OF much less volume
= than anticipated. Sample market was
Primary wheat receipts we're $500 bush
els and shipments $1,000 bushels. against
receipts last year OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments of 172o00 bushels. Corn receipts
We're 10000 bushels and shipments $500
bushels. against receipts last year OF SSIylO
bushels and shipments Of esSoeO bushels sin ls;
bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats, and hour
and wheat equal 70 $4,000 bushels; -,
!. Liverpool closed unchanged to Nd lower
on wheat and Nd lower on. corn.
Broomhall estimates worlds wheat ship
nelts at 100000 bushels.
considerably" says the Exchange Grain
company, "solely for the reason that ship
perH cannot get the cars and do not care
10 enter into contracts that they may not
be able to all this account, yet the
weeks primary receipts will foot up nearly
- per cent more than last year. They would
have overrun largely without doubt could
cars have been had"
Advancing price In Minneapolis will not
for the moment bring any more wheat in
here" says Watson OF Minneapolis. ut is
3 simply physical inability on the part Of
. the railroads to move the stun, II climatic
conditions permit the lines Will be opened
and cleared as quickly as possible, and
every enQrt will be made to relieve the
strain. With further storms and drifting
ton ,'-
Local range OF options. b
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NEW YORK STOCRSAND BONDS
Market PsrtiAllJ RsOoVsn rom weakness
0aussd By CALLS fOy More Capital
HARTMAN PAclHes ARE STRONGER
Sc Paul, NOrthwestern and ReadinE
ALSO Advenee--oains maintained
In race of PrORt Taking
Late an Day.

NEW YORK, Jan 12--There was con
tinuance today OF the recovery in stocks
from the weakness caused by the Penn
was already IN evidence before the mar
ket closed yesterday. Pennsylvania was
not fully abreast q the front rank in the
terday, There was a calmer feeling, how
ever, IN regard to the contemplated capital
Issues by the Pennsylvanie railroad. The
Indefinite future for which the issue il
left had something to do with this feel
Ing. Another consideration was the large
Sc required for praesicsily funding ca itai
expenditures already made. Included in
the estimates OF these are sSooOo,OOo OF notes
cover new cars already ordered and prob;
ably SOoOo,Ooo for carrying on the terminal
Improvement 1SS eE,si,, work 10 New York s.u.o,.,
especially the HaIfimap Pacifcs. St Paul
Notsnwestsern and BEADING; There was a
quence OF so considerable fall In prices
as occurred yesterday and the necessities
the recovery. There were unconhrmed
rumors in connection with the strength Of
the Hartman Pacifcs OF intended testi-
merce commission by the principal wit
\ nesses to be called, which might cause a
more favorable impression on the public
| mind towards the corporations. The bank
statement showed the expected gain in
| cash, which practically all accounted TO the
advantage OF the surplus, as the loan ac-
count was decreased, although by a small
amount. The days report OF sub-treasury
operations also showed gain by the banks
| OF - T2f,OO0 which did not figure in the bank
| statement. Discounts rose again in Lon
don, There was some proft-taking In the
late dealings, but the gains were very well
maintained
Total sales of bonds, par value, s9e40OO.
| The bond market showed some slight re-
ylval % demand, but nothing like the usual
January investment demand. United
States 2s have advanced per cent on call
during the week.
Sales and range of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today were as FOL
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co0ee Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 12=COFFEE-- The
market for coffee futures opened steady
hut az a decline of 2OdB points. making a
new low record for the season under active
liauidation and bear pressure ENCOURAGED
by the lower European cables and the OF
hctal cables to exchange reporting the tone
OF the Santos market panicky at a decline
decline here for the account OF European
shorts and local trade interests ana the
market recovered part OF the loss during
purchases ia Brasil were being continued
and that bids from local importers sent 10
we're turned down this morning hsipsd me
recovery The market cloced steady al a
net decline OF 10 points. Sales Tor the half
session were 1e86O baes. including March,
blbfI6. soc: May, 63Od6.4sct July, kssa6 6Oc;
September. b.5o16. DC; October. 605ci Novem.
Der, 690c; December, 66Q6. sc. Spot coffee
Mid conse ouisL cordorA. sol1ste.
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CarlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Heavy snow in
the chief cause Of irmnsss today in the
local wheat market the May option clos
ing at net gain of Sc. Corn was
visions were nc lower to 2ho higher.
The wheat market was dominated al
entirely by the ro Paul 70 we're ae
OF Minnesota and North Dakota is almost
Ana Sf snG "T
snow tonight, followed by much colder
weather These conditions seem to favor
still smaller receipts of wheat at Mime
apolis and Duluth and caused a hrmer
feeling on the local exchange. With a
good demand by commission houses and
local bulls prices steadily advanced, ana
the closing quotations were at the high
est point Of the day. A lively demand
for cash wheat at outside markets also
arm. May opened unehangsd 10 &c
lower at 7sa @76h and sold up to 70 SC
nouf were equal to $4,000 bu Primary
receipts were $4,000 blu, against b64.00O
hu. for. the corresponding day one year
ported receipts OF s2t cars, against 4S7
cars last week and 4ss cars a year ago.
Ira, Trading IN the corn pit was quiet and
traders were the chief sellers weather
ssa set the during HGTG e se
half OF the session The close was steady.
May opened unchanged to NC higher at
43% G43xe to 43Bc. sold OF to 43kc
and closed at t4S%c. Local receipts were
asa cars, with two of contract grade.
Oats were In good demand all day and
the market showed considerable strength.
Local bulls and pit traders were good
buyers, the chief cause OF the demand
being Hight receipts and an Improved de-
mand for cash oats, May opened a shade
lower at sex a. sc. advanced to sek c
were 130 ears.
Provisions were weak early in the day
on selling by local holders, who were dis
couraged by the liberal receipts of live
hogs. Later the market became steady
on fair buying by packers At the close
May pork was up 2Ac at 316.15, Lard
was on 2Me at $s42h. Ribs were 2Mc
higher at Se.02h.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, i0S cars corn. 5s7 cars; oats, 3Rs
cars; hogs, $4,000 head
The leading futures ranged as fOllowsi
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Roston Copper Market.

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar.
I, reported by Logan & Bryan, 1l2 Board
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cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-CoTToN---spot
S %issins s'e sSy fo5 S mo- saie sn O'O'
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12.-COTTON-
Spot closed steady; sales, 1925 bales low
2rSlnsPy GOOD s oSdinaTy G s%c; lST mis
ding, ESQ, middling, 1910, good mid
ding, II l6-1ec; middling fair, ~ 15s1ec,
hhSm ss s;d ear ss Bales Receipts 1856
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-cOTToN-Stead
middling, 10 11-l6e; sales 20 bales; re-
esipts SOC bales; stock Sii9TS bales, o.,
good business done; = prices unchanged to
2 points lower; American middling faiR
edod good d mlaahnei SEQ a. m ISi
5.32d ordinary 5,Osd. The sales OF the
day were 10000 bales. of which 1000 were
for speculation and export and Included
including 10000 American.
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ForeiRn Financial.

LONDON. Jan. 12.-The rates for money
were steady in the market today and the
Arm. Trading on the stock exchange was
quiet. There was no disposition to In
crease commitments prior to the settle
hardening tendency at the close. Americans
opened steady at about parity. The over.
night weakness in New York checked
the close in anticipation of a better New
York bank statement and the market An
iahed Arm. Foreigners generally Were
steady Kaffirs were firm after early hest
tation. Copper shares received good atten-
ton. Japanese imperial skies Of 1904 closed
at 1O4
BERLIN, Jan. 12-Prices on the bourse
today improved on the New York advices,
PARIS, Jan. 12-Trading on the bourse
vailed: Russian imperial fours closed at
6.S5 and Russian bonds Of 1904 at 4s6,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-13
real ESTATE rRANsrhns.

Louis Nachtigal and wife to Harvey
G. Head lots ], 2, and T. block q.
Willard, Neb............. mod. .a...,.t loo
Helen e. Freeman to Azarieah Ed
ridge, lots 2 and ock'1s, West
Ona na -
and Anna Pavlik. lots 8 and TO-
block "a, Brown Park. .............. $500
Charles Ladd Thomas to Hugh 8.
Thomas. lots l TO 20. block ia,
FLORENCE ,....s..sl...S.s.4..s. 40
Frank w Fegg and wife to Rosa NJ
Beard. lot s, block q subdiv. OF
Andrew Anderson to Hysted Abbott.
lot and We feet lot 4. block 2,
Snlithfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1
Fred Johansen and wife 10 Fred
Butler and wife. lot 10, block IA.
Halcyon Heights. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
John ,nnh w Mcdonald CD .. TO Hans H STE
block 1, Towards subdiv., and other
Charles Flngerlos TO Katie Miller,
nh lot and lot 10, block 355; lot S.
block S55; MA lot 10, block 346, and
nh lot 4, block 347, South Omaha l0,0O0
Louis Schroeder to Columbian Invest
ment company lot T. block 1, and
lots 3, g. and 10, block 3, Cleveland
Place :,r...: =. ....i, .'...,.s,s
Hattie A. and Arson L. Ravens to
William b. Rooney, s37m feet lot g.
block 4, Alamo Plaza y j. ,...s.-..4. L500
Same TO Everett c. Sawyer, $50 feet m
lot and mn feet lot s, block I,
Boulevard Park Improvement COM
pany to George w. Platner. trustee,
lots l and Z, block Z, Boulevard
Park |''''..'''... 's.....'...s.'s..s"...-' LIDO
Total amount Of transfers. .s9bsss
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sHEE II were tllye fresh cars re-
,d th Se,oTe All 81 50 tn tha, AZ
matter Of fact there was nothing actually
on sale. For the week the receipts show
decided gain over the previous week, but
small decrease as compared with year
ago. The fact is everybody combined this
week to keep receipts down, The general
FEELING was that the market was not In
condition TO stand large runs, and hence
all market reports sent out advised the
been beneficial to Tie market.
During the first two days of the week
the tendency Of prices was lower, but with
market took a turn for the better on
"Wednesday and since that time has had an
upward tendency, At the close Of the week
prices arc generally 1OG15c higher than one
than that. In other words, the, market for
and sellers without exception have been
well pleased with results.
The quality this week has been very fair,
showing some Improvement over last week.
that H.. there have been fewer short fed
and half fat sheep and lambs. Without
exception operators on the market are ex-
pressing themselves as very confident as
TO the future of the market. The only
thing to be dreaded is excessive receipts.
which are always liable to occur when
and which are almost certain to be fol-
lcCed by breaks n the market n o,o,oo
lambs, 81 0g7.sOi fair to good lambs, Sc. Is
az 00f good to choice yearlings. lamb
S sB tsr to s good Essr choc:
yesrlings, heavyweights, IS. 1906 90; fair TO
good yearlings, heavyweights 5.5Oa6 70;
70 good old wethers, s5.0oaSS5; good 10
choice ewes, AsSd5.S; fair to good ewes
Quotations on feeders. Good to choice
lambs, 81, %Ge. 50; medium lambs IS. TpQ6 rs;
light lambs, q, %Q5. q yearlngs B.1696 so;
I wsths ys. a7S Se3k n 81 ewes 'sSO4SO breed
| Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-13

CATTLE-The receipts of cattle this
quotabie change in the market.
The receipts this week have been very
liberal, showing large gains over last week
and over the corresponding week. OF year
ago as Will be noted from the table of re-
ceipts at head Of column. The quality
Consisting largely of quite ordinary to g fsir
half fat or warmed up steers with quite a
sPrinkling OF feeders and a very liberal
showing OF COW stun. A feature of the re-
| ceipts Is the unusually large number Of
range cattle for this season OF the year.
The market Ark has not much
during the latter half Of the week il was
ginning was made up at the close Of the
week. Beef steers are a shade higher than
one week ago. In spite of the large re-
fairly active the demand keeping pace with
| the Increased arrivals. The very good
prices being paid for short-fed cattle to-
gether with the high price OF feed. In the
country Is evidently inducing stock men to
market their holdings without waiting to
n'i larv she that ths pSadcy u pe1ns ie9wea
the market are beginning to talk that there
will be a shortage Of cattle In the spring. =
would apply in large part to cows and
heifers, that is the market the FIRST OF the
week eased Of. bur later on the loss was
little stronger then one week ago.
mas Deen the, very acIlHe 0eIIldnu Tor Hehnf
feeders weighing from 800 pounds upwards.
The stockmen who have disposed OF their
short-fed cattle have as rule, realized
! good profits and seem inclined TO hll up
| their feed yards with a fresh supply of
cattle for another short feed Hence II 10
that fieshy feeders have been in the best
/ until they ara 15g25c higher than they were
week or ten days ago. AS high as $3.50
i was paid for choice, well bred Idaho feed
ers this week. The lighter stock cattle.
while not go much In demand, and while
not showing the advance have neverthe-
| less been fair sellers at fully steady prices.
Representative sales:
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NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-sUGA -e-Raw
firm; fair refining, Sc; centrifugal test SIC;
molaHses sugar, 2Ae, Refined steady; No.
&, $3.50; No. 7. sl25; No. 8, A2O; No. s. Nl5i
No 10 .sl.O5; No; II, hOO; No. IA saSs;
a 90; mould A, S5.15; cut loaf, $780, crushed,
1850; powdered. $3.50; graduated, A0;
cubes, 26
-MOLABsES-6teadyi New Orleans open
kettle good to choice, 7Q3Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 12-SUGAR-Mar
ket steady; open kettle centrifugal, SLIGO
is-i6c; centrifugal white, 4l-l8c centric
ugal yellow, sA6p4 1-l6c; seconds, 2%a3 9-i6c
MOLASSES-New syrup, S0GS4c.
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OIL and Rosln.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12-OILs-Cotton seed
OIL steady prime crude (, o. b. mills.
S5ac; prime yellow &c: Petrpleup. steady
refined New York $3.50; Philadelphia and
baltimore. s7.45; Philadelphia and Baltimore
IN bulk, $40, . ..--.a.-s b.
RosTNEFirm; strained common to good.
oil CRY, Jan 2-otIs-credit balances,
ass; runs, l4S16S bbls.; average lO4 O7O
bills; Shipments, 1Ss s54 bills; average. l56. :
296 bbls. .. .tt -. .
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan. l2.-oIL-Turpen-
tine, steady &c
RosIN-Firm; A. b. C. D., s4.O5; E., S405;
sis! M $50; n. s6.25 W. O.. t6.75; w.
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Evaporated Apples ana DRIED Fruit.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12-EyAPoRATED
tendency again. Fancy are quoted AZ
Sq9hc; choice at SIC and prime At ShdSito.
are steady on spot with California fruit
ranging from TO cents and Oregon s0s to
i0s al fdec Apricots are quiet, but are not
offering for sale In any quantity and hold
steady with choice quoted at 19c,
extra choice at l21ac. and fancy at 1sc.
Raisins are steady TO firm with loose Mus
oatel quoted at ThtQSitc; seeded raisins al
79ioe. and London layers Al tl.i5gL65.
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. JANUARY la 1907
than the legal reserve requirements. This
IA an Increase Of g, t92. s75 as compared with
last week. The statement follows:
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1z.-MoNEY-on call.
nominal: time loans dull and slightly easier;
sixty and ninety days and six months, 9
per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6d6h
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Fairly steady.
with actual business In bankers bills at
- S4lbQ4 1886 for demand ana at SlS0l0d
1850 for sixty -day bills: posted rates, A.M
and Ns5h, commercial bills. ~ $40. SAY.
S1LVER-Bar, Gac; Mexican dollars.
52&c.
BONDS - Government. easy; railroad,
firm
Closing quotations on bonds we're az fol.
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Knnnns uitr Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 12-CATTLE-Re-
oelpts, 800 head; market steady choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, t5.5Od6.50; fair
to good, A0Oa6.4O; western fed steers, 1915
d6b; stocKsrs and feeders $3.0Og4.75;
southern steers, ts-25@6,Oo; southern cows.
heifers, $S00@4.75; bulls, t275q4.2S calves,
g, %@7So. Receipts for the week, $500
HOGS - Receipts, 5000 head, market
steady; close DC lower; top, 1850; bulk OF
sales. 80. 40d6.471fc; heavy, t6.45d650; pack
ers, s640d6.471sc; pigs and lights. $500
STEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, none;
market noninally steady; lambs, $500
7.5O; ewes and yearlings, $i75d6.25j western
fed yearlings, $500Gl6.6 80; western fed sheep,
"a. 6O6f6. Is; stockers and feeders, $3S6p5. 90.
Receipts for the week $500 head
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lR,-BUTTBR-A
Market 3@se loweri extra western cream
q 32c; extra nearby prints. 33c.
EGGs-steadyi western fresh, 27o at
mark
CHEESE - Steady; New York fun
creams. 1SA Q14c.
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. L-METALIss- The
metal markets were quiet as usual In the
or less nominal at 81 00ali. 1 The situa-
ton IN copper continues very firm and lake
fT246O and casting at t23,76a24.25. Lead
Is firm at Sc. 00d6.30 and spelter at =. SOS rs
Iron barely steady At recent prices
ST. LOUIS, Jan 2.-METAIS-aLead
steady at 500; spelter.. steady at t6.G596 70
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PittsburE Councilman Convicted.

PITTSBURG. Jan. '12.-W. A. Martin, q
member Of common counsel OF this city.
was found guilty today Of soliciting a
bride in connection with a proposed fran
chise granting the Fittsburg 4 Tube city
Railroad company an entrance to Pitts
burg Martin was recommended 20 the
extreme mercy Of the court. The verdict
was reached after the jury had elaborated
6eventyssiK hours.
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Mnrder and anIeIae,

NEW YORK. Jan Hilary schnellen-
burger a saloon keeper after quarrel
with his wife today In their home in Jersey
City, shot her IN the head With a revolver,
self with the same weapon. In2 tragedy
took place I'm the presence or Schnellen-
burgers ll-year-old daughtsr ISena- Tue
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Peoria MapkSt

PEORIA. Jan. 12.-CORN-Dull No. 2
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