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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-12-19

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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
Junias 8

Junias
The Junias will give one of their
famous Holiday meetings in about
two weeks.
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SWIFT ANIMALS.
A Comparison of the Speed Of the
Fastest Runners.

The speed of the coyote is great
and has often been the subject of
comment, but think it has been
overrated, says Ernest Thompson
Seton in Success. After collecting
data of various kinds, such as ac-
tual known records of dogs and
horses, also the comparative records
of dogs and hares, of horses and
foxesTand wolves and hounds and
automobiles, l have attempted
scale of comDaratiye speeds:
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Ever since our beginning, each
succeeding year has proven better
than the past and added greater
successes and strength to this
store but the year about to close
has been the most successful of
them all. There are reasons for
this continuous increase in our
business, chief among which are
the following:
The Quality of the Goods We
Sell.
The Price We Sell Them At.
And Our Square Deal Policy of
Replacing "F'ree of Charge" any
goods that prove unsatisfactory.
These are the things most appre-
ciated by the people, and can only
be accomplished by Practical
Methods of Economy,
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Oar Splendid Stock Of Clothing, Hats
Shirts, NeCkwear, MafilerS,
Umbrellas, Gloves, SnSpeaders,
lIandkerchiefS, Etc., Etc.,

we feel will satisfy those who are
willing to investigate why it al
ways pays best to trade with the
store that stands ever ready to
please and satisfy its customers.
TO thank our friends for their
liberal patronage in the past, and
that we will merit continuance
of same, and that all may have
Merry Christmas and Happy
and Prosperous New Year, is
the earnest wish of
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.

You are pleased at Bort & Co.
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CUT PRICE SALE ON HEATING STOVES

For Thirty Days we will
sell our Hot Blast, Down
Draft Coal Heating Stoves
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Los AngeIes Market

Los ANGELES, Jan. Weather conditions
had dampening effect on the local market
Receipts were light and the market was firm
Continued rain viii have tendency to greatly
improve the orange market and raise prices. say
Commission men. Very few boxes were received.
morning due to heavy receipts. Fresh ranch
local brought 32c and northern ranch Doc. East
ern storage remained at % cents While pres
emf prices prevail there win be no fresh Eastern
as II viii not pay 10 ship them
Butter was firm, and butter men anticipate no
break in prices before Saturday.
Considerable local celery WAS received princi-
pallv from Huntington Beach and Santa Ana.
Caulif0wer scarce on account Of the rain.
Receipts of potatoes unusually heavy
most Of them Eastern
sales on Change: One car Alexandria pota-
toes and two sales cases each Of local ranch
eggs.
change today Eggs. 229 cases: butter, 1854
pounds: potatoes $3.50 sacks; beans, 1 sack.
Following are the Jobbing prices in the Los
Angeles market:
EGGS-Local ranch, candled, 32c; Northern
ranch canded, 30c; selected storage, 2Sc.
BUTTER - Local creamery, TIC; valley
creamery. fancy. 15MT15c; coast creamery
fancy. 70Q7215c; coast dairy, choice, 60G65c;
cooking, 2zQ24c.
CHEESE-Northern. fresh, lie; Anchor large
Ice; Anchor. Young America, 1sc; Anchor. hand
ice: Eastern, Los Angeles, lie TO 1oc: Eastern
twins. 17c; Eastern cheddars 16d161ac; East
ern Longhorn, 1Sc TO 1916 Eastern dairy, 1Sc
Swiss, imported, 2e4e9c; Swiss domestic. 2oc
Limburger. 1Sc: brick cream. Zoe
POULTRY-Buying prices. live weight. per h.
Hens. light weight, 14c; young ROSTERS &c.,
fryers Ice; broilers, 1Sc; old ROSTERS, Sc; fur-
keys. 17c; old Toms 16c; young Toms, lie; hen
turkeys, 15c; geese, 12c; ducks, i2c; squads, 81
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
lange were higher.
Wheat and other Grnin.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. In quarters: Russian. $50. 900;
Danubian, 2o2, 000; Argentine, 80, o00 Indian
20 200 600. r,,o.o -,-.. .., go
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Hay and FeedstuRs

Receipts of Hay yesterday were o.O TONS, az
on cars. There was some market, IN spite or
the stormy weather, and few cars were sold at
the old prices. liberal line OF Bran came in
of Scott & Magner says, under date OF Janu-
airy 4:
29T4 tons. trife less than the previous week.
For the first four days of the week here arrivals
by railroads quite free. running from 40 to
so cars Gay. and it looked as though there
was possibility Of little let-up ID the sltua-
ton. Arrivals for the last two DAYS, however.
have been respectively and IL cars, so that 1t
looks though the little hope which we had Is
about TO be dispeled. Although II has been
pouring for the last few days. and the holidays
theless the market continues strong with the de-
mand in excess of the supply. All grades of
Hay sell rapidly and at extreme figures. 1t has
continued absolutely transportation market
some Hay shipped-both exported and to various
interior points. Alfalfa continues strong, with
practically coming in. and some few trans
actions reported in the country al extreme hg-
ures. Straw continues scarce and high
B,RAarNTS2o 50@22 30 per ton
SH0RTS-S20 5Od23 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. S23.50@25;
Mixed Feed s23@25; Oilcake Meal 10 2-ton
Cake Or Meal at mills. sa4 IN 10 and $3.50 in
ton lots; jobbing: S25; Corn Meal SsVg Sd:
per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots SO SO; job
hing. s2l per ton; Mealfalfa. 5000; 1oobing'
HAY-choice wheat s1s@2s per tom. good
gle; Wheat and ost. s15@20: Tame Dat; sI2@
is; Wild Ost. sl0@14; Common Hay. Ss@lo;
Alfalfa, s9d12; Stock. $s@i0 per ton.
SlhA W-50QS0c per bale.
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CencroI 1Terchandfse

BAGS-Grain Bags June-July. So AsSc;
Wool Bags. 2sizc for BIB and 43c for Alb
COAL--wellington. SO per ton: New WEI S,a
Richmond SIP. Cumberland. s14 in bulk and
sl6.25 in sacks Camel. So per ton; Welsh An
thracite $15; Coke. SIS per ton in bulk and SIT
in sacks; Rocky Mountain. nominal.
OILS-Quotations are for barrels. for cases
k2c for raw; Castor Oil. in cases. No i 1Sc
Bakers AA cases, S1.2S61.c0: Lucol. SOC for
hoiled and 4sc for raw: China Nut, cases. So9
90c per gallon: Cocoanut on. in barrels, 5sc for
winter Sperm OIL 65e; natural winter Sperm
on 65e; natural Whale Oil. 55c: extra winter
strained Lard oil. SIC: No. lard OIL 6Se;
Pure Neatsfoot Oil 75c: No. Neatsfoot OIL
Fish on. s5c; Paint on 35c
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons. l0@11c; special DO
I25c; Pearl OIL. In cases. lie; Astral. 11c;
Star lie; Extra Star. zoe; Elaine. 26c: Eocene
llac: Stove Gasoline. in bulk. 17hc; IN cases.
24c; No. 1 Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums. Sc; No. do. exc; cases. SIC more;
Benzine. in bulk, 1215c; in cases: l9c; S6-degree
TURPENTINEL per gallon in cases and
SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. S6SAc
per lb; White Lead. SGS1Ac. according to guam
tity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed 4.s0c: Powdered
1850; Candy GRADUATED. 465c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse GRADUATED. 4.55c: Beet Granulated 110-
Magnolia A. 4.15c: Extra C. 4.05c: Golden G,
3.95c; D. 3.S5c; H & E. CRYSTAL Dominoes.
7.55c: Tablets half-bhls. Bose: boxes. 5-30c per
lb. Barrels and Both bags 10c, balf-bbs 25c
No order taken for less l.an T5 barrels or its
equivalent.
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WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the week
mere as foS n9 ooa n q1areTs hg ae $1,000
&c. 600.
The Chicago market was fractionally higher
Of new crop Argentine wheat to Europe attest
that the harvest has been successful. The fact
that offerings of 64-pound wheat are being made
is still more convincing evidence. Another Sc
we're blow for the owner of the wheat was the
official announcement that the India wheat area
had been increased about 1000, 900 acres. Still
other discouraging features for the bulls to con-
slider were the continued slow demand for cash
failure of any revival of speculative interest in
the wheat market. The trade has been for the
great speculative activity in grain would cause
furore of interest Many millions of people
are starving in Russia as the result Of the fall
and northern sections as confirmed by official
reports. Russia is 3S, 600 600 bushels behind
last year in her shipments for. the first six
probability that her shipments will run lighter
as the season advances.
The San Francisco market continued lifeless,
with quotations nominal.
CASH WHEAT
sl.27s; California White Australian. 81 22H a
l371A lower grades OF Califcrnia. $1-10@l 20;
s NerhesH sSS NSabs4G Rsd ngs
FUTURES
10 to 1870 Session
BARLEY-Future quotations ranged lower.
The cash grain was steady at previous prices,
with very little doing.
Good to choice Feed. spot. 81. 1871 al IS; com
mon TO fair. Sl@1.10 per ctl; seed lots bring as
high s1-20; Brewing and shipping. $1.l5M
100 per ctl; Chevalier. $1.15@1.20 for poor
to common and $1.2561.35 asked for choice.
FUTURES
10 10 1880 Session
May-S11TA bid. 81 Is asked.
December-S1.0 OF asked.
OATS-A line of S160 ctls down from
Washington yesterday and the total receipts for
the day were $3.50 ctls. The market continued
firm and unchanged.
Good to choice Red. for feed. sl.40@l SO;
common to fair. S1.306i.37i5; Red. for seed
81 50dl 50; White. 81. s2h ml.65: Black. 81. SOC
2.25: Gray. 81 .42is also per GENITAL.
CORN-Quotations show considerable varia-
ton, both in California and Western deserip-
lions.
California small round Yellow, Sl.55 asked:
other California. large Yellow, S125N1.30
white 81 25G1.30; Western State. sacked-Yel-
low. 81 .25n1. 30: White. $1-21 u al 32l4 mixed.
Sl.25@1.2715; White Egyptian. $1.25; Brown
LfSPHEHanic 81 LII al a, nor ell. Utah
S1.35Ql.40 per ell
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York Stock market irregular Money 51zaO per cent
Southern Nevada Stocks firm.
ConstocIs lower and local shares dull
Cotton : to 10 points lower. Silver fraction off,
Sterling and Domestic Exchange higher.
Wheat market stagnant Barley futures weaker.
Lines of Oats and Bran down from Washington.
Hav and Feedstufs continue steady firm Beans quiet
Poultry market dull Game weak with Ducks lower
Potatoes quiet with liberal arrivals. Onions higher.
Butter lc and Eggs DC higher Cheese quiet and weak
Demand for fresh Fruit limited owing cold weather.
Receipts of hogs rapidly increasing at Chicago
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Potatoes, onions and vegetables

There were liberal arrivals of Potatoes from
various sections yesterday, the receipts including
two straight carloads of Eastern Burbanks.
There was very little doing In the market, as
the inclement weather against active trad
ing, but there was a general feeling of frmness
IN nne table Burbanks, the market having pre-
viously been closely cleaned up on such stock
Onions were held firm and receivers of Oregon
stock advanced their prices to 81 10 per Genital.
Vegetables. like Potatoes. were quiet. and
prices for Southern California lots were unset
tied. as nearly all of the light arrivals Were in
poor shape showing effects of rain and frost.
Mushrooms were in light receipt and higher:
POTATOFS-Per ctl: River White. S1.156
l.50: Oregon Burbanks. s145d1.75; Early Rose.
81 so: Sweet Potatoes, $2@2.25
ONlONS-Yellow. per etl 90c6s115.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas 3@5c per III:
String Beans, - per h. WAY Beans, s9
Hothouse Cncnmhers. S16i 25 Der dozen; Cream
SQUASH, 10000 per box; Summer Squash, 81 .50@
81 10 per box; Garlic, 215 G4c per lb; Celery,
900 soc per dozen; Cabbage, 81 per ell: Capli-
nips. 81 per sack; Green Peppers 2d4c per ID
for Chile and - for Bell: Marrowfst and Hub
bard Squash, S15G20 per ton; Mushrooms, 15@
40c per Id.
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EGGS-Easy; Western firsfs. 25c.
DRIED FRTITS


NEW YORK, Jan There was a sharp adj
vance in The London tin market. with spot clos
ing at el9s 15s Id and futures at 2190 5s
Locally the market was quiet but higher. in
sympathy with the foreign gain, spot being
quoted at Sal. 50m41 90.
Copper higher in the London market also
with spot quoted at &1O6 as Cd and futures at
&l07 los Locally the market continued firm
in the absence OF important available supplies.
and lake quoted at s24d24 so. electrolytic
at S23- 1924 p and casting st SOB 50@24
Lead quiet st S6M6.25 in the local mar
ket, and was also unchanged in London at
El9 lbs Cd
Spelter was unchanged st G2T lbs in Lon
don. and at Sc 65d6 rs in the local market
Iron was higher in the English market. with
standard foundry quoted al Cos sd and Cleveland
warrants at els ! I'D. Locally the market con-
tinued rather unsettled snd irregular. though no
further change Was rennrfed in nrices
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Poultry and Gnme

A car of Western Poultry was placed on sale
yesterday, but only a small portion of 1t was
sold. large numbers of regular buyers were
kept away from the market by the Indictment
weather Quotations for domestic stock were
largely nominal as there were practically no
supplies available. Game rather slow of
sale and lower prices ruled for several kinds of
Wild Ducks.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, S6.506S for
large and S566 for small old BOOSTERS, $561
$50; young BOOSTERS, S6.50d7. so; Fryers. $50t
s1.75d2.25; Ducks. scar for Young and S5@6
for old: Geese. s2M2.50 per pair.
TuRKEYS-Per Id: Dressed 25G27c: live,
21623e.
GAME-Per dozen: Mallard Ducks. s65o6
7.50; Canvasbacks. S4.50@750; Sprig, $4506
$50; Teal. $363.50; Gray Ducks, S404 80;
widgeon. s3@3.50: small Ducks. s2@2.50 Black
Jacks, SO; Gray Geese, So. 50G4.50: White
Geese, S1.5002. So Brant S3@3.50 for large
and $3.50 for small: Honkers. Sc; Hare, SEA
2.25; Cottontail Rabbits, 81. 5063.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Jan. THE wheat market was
firm all day on active demand by shorts and
commission houses. At the outset the market
was strengthened by decreased movement
in the northwest. unfavorable weather for hand
ling the crop and moderate advance at Liver
pool. The market closed firm. May opened
shade TO IA Ac higher at 75lSc TO 75Mc adj
vanced TO 76e and closed 4 92sc up at 1880.
The corn market was dull and firm all day.
May opened &c TO &c higher at 43lkc 10 43Lc.
sold up TO 1880 and closed nc TO &c up at
1914 643Ssc
The oats market was firm. but the volume of
trading was small May opened unchanged TO
a shade higher at 3534c to 1910. advanced to
361kc and closed &c higher at IS 4 636c.
Provisions weak early, but before the
end Of the first hour the market had gained
nearly all OF the loss. At the close May pork
was of 2lzc, lard was down PIC and ribs were
shade lower.
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NEW YORK. Jan Early London lower on
NeW York manipulation.
Developments over Sunday indicated contin-
uance OF bullish operations in the stock market
this week rumOrs OF increased dividend 10
AmalFama Copper.
Hartman roads still buying steel rails Money
outlook in West clearing. United states steel
assured of heavy business for first half Of year
CONTINUED advance IN exchange at present rate
OF gain may cause early gold exports
National City Bank shows principal loss IN
cash and Bank Of Commerce the largest increase
IN loans in hank statement.
Fifteen roads for the fourth week OF Decenl-
her show an average gross increase Of 100 per
cent
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THE STOCK MARKET
Local Securities Neglected, Southern
NeYadas Firm and Com ocLs Ln.xer

Yesterday came pretty near being a record
breaker for stagnation on the Stock and Bond
Exchange, the whole business being confined to
"a shares of stock and $23. 600 in bonds. There
fluctuations worthy OF note. There
couple of sales Of San Francisco Savings
Union at $500. Oakland Transit per cent
bonds ex-coupon Of So.
In spite of the inelement weather there was
a large attendance of spectators and spectators
at the San Francisco Stock Exchange, and IN
usual interest was taken in the mining stocks,
owing to the prominence of the Sullivan affair.
The Southern Nevadas showed less effect Of
that disturbing element than at the close OF
last week, however, and as a factor in deter
mining quotations it evidently the wane.
These stocks ruled steady to firm and most OF
the fluctuations were toward better prices
though variations were not violent
The Comstocks were very weak and most of
them were lower. Belcher was an exception,
rising TO 90c.
Oil stocks were ex-dividend yesterday: In
perial, Coo; Thirty three. 3Oc.
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HIdes TaIIow. wool and Hops

HIDES-Culls and brands sell about y Ulc
under Quo;s lions. Heavy Sailed Steers. &c:
medium. l21a q BE; light. l2z @13c: Cow
Stays size: Sailed Kip. 131sc: Salted veal.
1515e: Sailed Calf. 1515c: dry Hides. 23c; dry
2065Oc each: short Wool 50@T0c each; me-
dunn. T0d90c: long Wool. $i@l. Horse
Hides. salt. S36325 for large and g Ior
Horse Hides. dry. s2l2. % for large and 81; so
ais for medium. % for small and SOC FOR
Colts Deerskins-Dry Mexican. 321a @30c: dry
salted Mexican 25@2I1sc dry Central Ameri-
can. 35M3T1kc Goatskins-Prtme Angoras a2c;
extra large do. S1.25: large. soc; medium soe'
TALLOw-No rendered. Sc; No 2 "A
PC: Grease. 263c.
WoOL-Fan clip-Ssn joaquin and Southern;
70Sc: fall Lambs. 81 fl13c: Northern do log
15c: Humboldt and Mendocino 1870 l4ci Mid -l
Comfy. Ss71Oc: Northern. Halle: Nevada. 15Q
1Sc uer ID for spring and 11@14c for fall
H0PS-California, IL a loo; Oregon and WASH
ington. 11@15c per ID for 1905.
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ern sugar-cured Hams 17a171se; California
Hams. 1615c; Mess Beef 50 per Dbl: extra
Mess, $3.50; Family. $40: Prime Mess PORK.
5000: extra clear, s23; Mess. $19; Pig PORK
s26: Pigs Feet, SIS: Smoked Beef, 14c per ID
LARD-Tierces quoted at SC for CALIFORNIA
compound, csc for Eastern compound and II e<c
for pure: half-barrels, pure. lie; lib TINS
sCOTTOLENE-On haif-barrel 101ac; three
half barrels 1OSsc; fierce, 10Hc; two tierces
1O1kc: i've tierces. Toe.
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New York Cotton Market

NV YORK. Jan. The local market
opened steady. ) TO : points up. which proved to
be The highest point Of the session. Trading was
quite large There heavy profit taking on
the advance and great deal OF short selling on
the theory that after the advance of 30 TO 10
points per bale a reaction is ia order. Enormous
demand for spots IT firm prices has been the
chief cause of the recent advance and has
caused great deal of the short interest to be
run in, and the movement here is quite free.
The trade seems 20 he looking for a somewhat
bullish ginners' report next Wednesday. and is
gradually cutting down the estimate and seems
10 be looking for 4 report OF II. 100000 TO
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Flour and FarInaceous Goods

FLoUR-California Family Extras, 81 e0@
5. 10 usual terms: Bakers Extras, $4.4O@4. So
Supernne, $3.25@360: Oregon and Washington
So. SOFA per barrel
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. sS25 per 100
Flour IS; Corn Meal S2.75; extra cream do
$3.75; oat Meal. s4.50@4.75; oat Greats. 81 Is;
4.75; Cracked Wheat s3.75; Farina, $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour, 10; Rolled y Oats bbIs
S460; in sacks. S4I0: Pearl Barley. Sc; Split
Peas. boxes. $500; Green Peas. $3.50 per 100
pounds
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO Jan. T-On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries.
2203lc: dairies 2O627c. Eggs. steady: at
marx cases included 20G23c hrsts. BE: prime
frsts 24c; extras. 26c. Cheese. tseady. l3Q14c.
ELGIN, H.. Jan. 7.-BUTTER-Firm. I'm
changed from last week, at 32c per pound;
output for the week 639 100 pounds.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Jan Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. easy; No. . spring wheat. T5@
7s55c. No g. 7O@7sc; No. 2 red. T2A d72atc;
No corn 39azc: No. . yellow. 40G40Lc: No
oats 33&c: No white, 3514 d36c No. 3
white, 33sz a 35c; No. 2 rye, Soc; fair 10 choice
SII3L; No Northwestern, S1201s; prime
timothy seed. S4.35: clover. contract grades.
Sl4: short ribs sides (loose) IS. SOFAS 70; mess
pork. per Dbl. sl605: lard per 100 lbs. 1920;
short clear sides (boxed). 80 1919 d9.25; whisky,
basis Of high wines, 81 %.
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EASTERN MARKETS


NV NIX MUHtN WNITl%EN
NV YORK. Jan Money on cali. hrm M
57fO Der cent ruling rate 5at per cent; closing
bid $ per cent. offered At 10 per cent
Time loans. easier: sixty and ninety GAYS ano
six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6d6H per cent
Sterling exchange easy. closing nrmer. With
SEXUAL business In bankers bills az 81 S505Q
$50 for demand and ar 81 S070Q $500 Tor
siKrV-dav bills.
Posted rates. s. sos a.. SIS and s4-s5lsG
So
Commercial bills. Sf.SO&.
Der silver. zoe
Mexican dollars. 54c.
Ronds-Government ana railroads. firm.