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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Hertert'a trained dogs are prov.
Tag a highly attractive offering at
the Star thaater this week There
are two comedy sketches on the
program with them and the usual
medium OF singing and dancing
The Star thaater gives daily mat.
fuaas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

'-rhe Sultan Of Morocco IN de-
lighting large audiences AZ the
LYric thaater this week All the
principals are we'll cast and the
chorus appears IN good advantages
a. dancers. soldiers and sailors.
Next Sunday afternoon the man.
agement announces "Teezy. Weezy. /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
LOCAL FIRM Buys DeRsLler

ASTORIA. March 20-The aeHe.
llct British ship aelanopo. which
was loNed into this port several
months ago by the steamer North.
land. has been sold by the owners,
J. ]. Moore a Co. Of San Franeisco,
10 James Chffitha 4 Co. Of Sc
attle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
THE THEATE RS


aFortyFfva Minutes From Broad
way" closes NJ the Grand tonight
The piece. with Corinnc aud scoft
Weleh IN the taking parta. has been
playing 70 record houses this week
The yirxsnian.- with Dustin Par
mum. opens tomorrow Night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
TO FIGHT FOURTH AVE.
ASSESSMENT

frnru owners on Fourth av.
~ Aziz % Pika are up IN arms
n1IeH ths assessment made By
4 HnMlaatua appointed By Jadxe
GIAzn sw the Fourth Nv. rcgrade.
~ examissson consists % vii
- , kllfzan. a lawyer: r. l.
-, . tn<mer newspaper man.
~ t<zAxe9 n the real estate
saassx And EAiWtn G. Glli, a Las.
NJ sd nswsnaper man
~ sstrieg created b. them CON.
r1rs e ne north side o. Main
& NJ sz;snds t. a Doint 100 feet
30 Il P.ke 81
M fexaif q creating 80 small a
ExrG has been. according 20 the
Ax{eu Il he g property owners
~ p7<xrsa before 1sdxe Gillian
x&C y eklses 90 tha assessment
M nnhFme. that fully one.
" 4 ~ psopie benefited b. the
fENH tTh hElx taxed Tor II al al.
~ ~ pher hair are compelled
; 1zl11x al lhe expense
k1H Gillian sst the cases down
~ ktxrinx N March g
xi1z4z |. Walters. attorney Gar
1srspTrtF pwuers. In stating the
F4s4ssm. sald
Ts< Eainzt the assessment
vNt y = evidenced - the FOL.
tf;sE zzsanne. The northwest and
na awsassss ecgners of Fourth and
kax are ezra assessed te.5TB Cor
q resrnis. While the opposite
ensn BE southeast and the
kz.tpsst. are nat assessed cue
bar.
rThs wsssr and iaxs assessment
rrlAs - . create 4 district ex.
zs2zz tssa Nsszachssatfs -. on
hs sAlls I'D DenaY var on the
Bra fuarth ~ property was ~.
ssssst " - lzyinr ont Of Denny
sN AZ Nsaiske boulevard. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Wssshsr q ncs Chrissisa Science
A stf'<z<t1as cure fog Insanity
ssesslaa uhigh may shortly be
s>cSsa ~ fa.4gr AlbeftHon. IN the
- Il u Elliott. a wealthy farmer
4 l.elaise whn Is charged with
k<zx a. lhssae perecn.
rs<sras1 ne sAertfrs office r.
nlsA sat that Elii04t had hw.
tuas vnsxnly insane and that Mrs
x'kxf kaa appl,ed 10 have him TAX.
& lxss esstoar HIS coalition. Il
n stxts4 vas slch that he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
BOILER UxPLonEa AND
SIX PUReohs KILLED.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March a.
Five negroes and one white man
were killed by a boiler explosion
in an iron furnace here this morn
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Thomas White. alias A T John
saa. Waa ARRESTED today by Patrol
man opayke and lodged IN the eity
iali At the time ~ hin capture
he so living with ARA y. Z. white
AZ szaT ttfh Az.
The local police think that White
IL wanted IN Minneapolis for safe
blowing. IN a bold robbery there
two years nFe. IN which four men
were Implicated. three were caught
buf the fourth, although shot ~. 80
capped. I, Il believed TIA; white was
the fourth man. 0rdyke has been
on hia trail far sssne time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

a Cowboys Girl" IL aolnK good
business NJ the Seattle. stories Of
western life never fnii 70 please.
and the present bin at the Seattle
IL one In which there IL heart in.
terest and spirited action enough 70
salt the most fastidlous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
UNDER WATER

tseripps Tsisararh ssr,sies.t
STOCKTON. Cal. March - -
The entire city 10 unaef two 20 five
feat o. uAter To-Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
WOODLAND PARK
CONCESSION

The park board At the regular
weekly meeting tomorrow viii take
up and perhaps settle tho eoneos.
sion privileges NJ Woodland park
for the comma summer.
There are two bids IA the hands
Of the board for the concession,
and both bidders are exceedingly
anxious 10 get the award. John
Weiss. who has had the peanut and
boat concessions for the past year
or two. has a bid IN. a. has G. II.
MIlann Of Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Friends at the Lois. is beau.
tifal comedy. and o. well portrayed
b. the PanfaEes Stock company
fhe comedy IL By Edwin Milton
Royis and is the best thing o. his
career
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Last night. At the home Of her
sister. Mr.. W X. MerUln. sgt XII.
bourne av.. Mira Sarah A. Reynolds
died after q short Illness. The re.
mains viii be shipped To Carson
CITY. kaN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Charles u. Jansen. proprietor Of
the Oakleaf saloon. Third ay. and
Columbia St. died this morning Al
, o'clock at the family home. 2s1s
Eastlake Az. Mr. Jansen had lived
here for a number OF years He
was n prominent member Of the
Eagles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
INSANITY CASE TO
TEST FAITH

e~slsrlas SCIENTIST OF AnE.
IalcE CHARGED WITH IN.
SANITY = Wife CLAIMS
rslrH CURED VIOLENT
SELL AND WANTS ftiki
FsEEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

...sars COMPLETE
s aAoaAoE HANDLING
W. ~ soAns TO otNE ONE
80 BOUND TRIP - hlo
t.,,x TAkEs PLACE TO.
x.0ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

The Mountainous will have their
fourth local tramp Sunday. March
q. The walk will cover eight miles
and will extend from Eighteenth as.
aud Caller a.. along the Intsrinksn
boulevard 10 the University campus.
Miss Anna Hubert will be the lead.
or OF the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Dr. Lee baker. dentist. 1o6 Eitel
building. Phone Main e256. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
YoulLL nE sORnY

n you do not get some OF those big
bargains offered by John Lindh
Co. 1882 Second av. The building
Occupied BY this firm must be va
Gated April $50 hurry. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

Railroad men OF the city state
that tina influx Of coionlAtH from
the east has reached "A high mark,
owing 30 the low rates prevailing
from eastern points, The scandin.
avian seems 60 hold first rank In
numbers among tho lneomsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

= ses nndsF ~ famous Maxwell
as maAaSs1snt An excellent
aaasf 81 y served daily for CSC
N1M III ID fnm sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20

The younger members OF the I.
NJ. G. A. have started in earnest
the work Of raising the $4,000 20
complete the building fund. The
canvass begins today and viii be
closed by April l. The boys In the
gymnasium classes organized yes.
terday 10 fnlss 81 800 OF the sum
necessary, their first attempt r..
snifing In collecting over 1900. The
students In the evening classes sub
seribed tle9s0.
The Queen Anne company. incor.
porated. has flied plans with the
building Inspector Tor q 10000
threestory apartment house 70 be
pat up al Fifteenth nv. W. and
Highland drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
...l l's.yEsrNEETs.

-. s's.s siaslss-s kss.- al ~ fS3
- 1441st 4 sfeli - - 49,
- N41EsE sssisnrr - flafv~raffe
ss-a. - fAAs Property = aaemnaiax
wEM So eaFira eify. q 80 assh.
- ~ Ave- u 4
- fszza ssFfn IA Is =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
CITY BILLS ARE
PAID

CITY bills wefe paid today from
ne savrrai ftlnda a. follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
Mike Flynn Punched.
colonlsts Pour in.

Mike Flynn. an old offender. was
arrested this morning ON a charge
Of yagrnncY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-20
LOCAL FLASHES


Jack Davis. lhboror. WAS arrested
on Second a.. south this morning.
charged with begging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
Important changes from last week In the
cash holdings Of the banks and their loans
o N AND EXCHANGE.

per cent. Money on call on the Stock ET-
change during the week was easy, ran sInE
between z and 2 per cent, with the average
displayed a slightly firmer tendency and
rates were a little higher than the preceding
week. There was only a small demand Tor
Rates ruled as follows: az TO 4 per cent for
sixty days. ~ 70 ~ for ninety days aud four
months and AZ to 6 per cent. for 1--WE and all
months and So per cent. for over the eud OF
the year. Commercial paper was quoted At
81 70 Q per cent. for prime single names and
bills receivable; other names, 6n per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
G Sa,S6l srsmid%' Soc; diss.0unt; sslh6l.
leans-Commercial. SOC, discount; banks, 80.
discount net. St. Psul-SSc. premium. MI
neapolis-5oc. premium 10 par. Cincinnati
Par, Sc. Louis-sSc. premium. San Fran.
Money In Jondon. 2X@ax per cent. Rate Of
discount In the open market for short and
three months bills 8 i-le@sH per cent: Tho
ua5,l T WIZ M6 mo Srninf bo IA SccGuns Of Tho
Paris adyices quote closing prioea for 5 per
cent. rentes at % francs SIX Confines, Phi.
vate rate Of discount, 81 per cent. Ell
change on London, rs francs i8h cendmes.
Berlin .sdvioes quote exchange on London
20 marks IS pigs. Private rate OF discount
New York Clearing House statement Ell.
changes, t255. $50. al: balances, SIS, o2S, tof;
Sub-Treasury debit balance, s77B, Ses.
Commercial price. OF bar silver In New York.
GTc.. Bar silver In London, S0Hd, MeIi.
can silver dollars quoted at 50ko.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
1--we Stock Market.

Receipts VI beeves we're lass head. ali Tor eI.
porters and slaughterers. No trading in Nv,
cattle, Market nominAlly steady, Dressed beef
was ia hrht request bu, prices were steady q, 20
pool and London cables quoted I've cattle steady
a, lihaiazo, per ID. dressed weight. refrigerator
beef Al eap1le, per ID. Exports 70 day $50 besvss
and 500 quarters Of beef; tomorrow 600 besvtt
and f.iU quarters Of beef.
Receipts Of calves were ee head, including ai
for butchers and 2oe for the market. Demand only
fair and prtoes were 2oc. lower. The pens weto
cleared. Poor 70 good vedls sold at E.SoaB Is
per 100 lbs; no strictly prime or choice stock on IN.
market, Dressed calves In moderate request At
6ailI4c. per u. for city dressed vedls, with selected
cercAsses selling az isc.: country dressed calves
quiet al 90 iOc.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were ASS hs1o.
Including carr for sltughterer and ~ fof me
market. Prices were steady for both sheep and
lambs, and all the Atock was wanted. Good Clipped
sheep fwesl SOLD a. $50 per 100 lbs; medium Z
prime cliPPed lambs 81 sTal5@ts: common spring
lambs, al Nlns per head. Dressed mutton steady
Al vaizc. per b. dressed lambs at i3diSc.; country
artsstd >tptnl lambs at Sat7 per carcass; city
Receipts o. hogs we're s,o,7 heAdkl for slsutb.
itTrrs, Nominhlly steady, Country dreSsNf hogs
10 light supply and very little trading. Medium
10 hght weights were quoted al W GioC, per ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
RI CURB MARKEr.

-To-day's curb market was a very small
ansir. Prices moved irregulariy In very
gained ~, Standard OH 10 points, and a
Uttle improvement was also shown by
Nlptssing and Micmac. The small proper
and the. uninterestinR character Of the deal
1nRs reflected the extreme dulness now the
predominating feature OF all security markets.
prices In the general list remained prRc-
tlcaily unchanged during the greater portion
or the most trifinG character, The weakness
IL the new Hartman securities formed al
most the only feature OF Importance. The
IHion Pacific convertible ~ we're hea Willy
dealt IN and dropped ?n points. and the
rights" also declined considerably. Trans
actions In detail in the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19

PROVISIONS. was dnl ana steady,
prime Western. ESQ: refined Continent, SECS.
South American, tlO.65. FORK was quiet and
steady; mess, ST.. 75d8ls.5O. ALLOW was
Quiet and steady; city. 6iI6Gi!o. Butter
Creamery. extras. 24H625c. Cheese-State.
(. c.. September, fancy, l5c. Eggs-Western,
Nrsts, Ice. Chicago. May 1S.--Provisions
lost most Of yesterdays improvement because
% weakness In grain, which influenced con-
slderablv miscellaneous selling. Shippers
were the leudlng buyers OF ribs, the cash
trade in meats showing quite an improve
mPnt. Local shorts took most OF the Offer
ings In pork and lard"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19

Fl. IN. Byuesby& Co.
INCORPORATED
E N I'm Err S
Examinations and Reports
AMERfcAN YRUST BLDe, CHICAGO.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coree Dutl and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ns
Easier.

The coffee market presented an u~nruAied
surface. The speculation was as dull as ever
and devoid OF interesting features. A few
local traders bought. a few tired holders
sold and prices remained about motionless.
That was the story OF the day in a nutshell.
Coffee on the spot was quiet. Rio No. I.
eye. Futures were unchanged. to 5 points
higher, closing steady, with sales Of Ie,oOo
bags. Havre was unchanged to n. higher.
Hamburg was closed and will remain closed
tin next Tuesday. Rio was unchanged: re-
ceIpts. II 900 be gs: stock $4,000. Santos ad-
vanoed IS refs; receipts. 1000 bags: stock.
:. l5s, 900 Prices here as follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19

FLouR,-Dull and steady, Sales. l.ooo bbls,
Prices az follows: Spring: Patents, $3.50
$3.50: clears, s4as so. Winter; Clears, $3.50
ass. rs; stralghts, &4.25at+.6o, Rye -four. $3.50
81 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19

NNOuC " W, 'NOnt 10 " @NOht " 80
The indications, favored cooler weather
central wheat States, with slowly rising tenn
peratures in the far Northwest and the Rocky
Mountain slope. Practically generally lair
throughout the grain States.
THE CoRS SITUATION.
Corn declined owing to the break In wheat
and heavy realizing. There was also more
or less short selling on predictions OF a freer
The receipts yesterday. however, were
small. ChicaR go got only il6 cars, and expects
100 on Monday. Crop reports from west, OF
the Missouri River were unfavorable. stating
that the situation is backward owing to the
continued absence OF moisture.
and this fact tended to check bullish en-;
thusiasm. The cash market, too, was dull
and weaker.
THE OATS FEATURES.
Realizing was the order OF the day In oats
also, though for q time the market was firm,
owing 10 the reports Of a large. shortage Ia
California. as well as unfaVorable crop &C.
OF insect damage we're in circulation:
In the end. however, the pressure Of really
ing was too much for prices, The cash
demand was fairly active. with prices steady.
THE SPOT K
Wheat on the spot was dull. No sales.
No. ? red, &c. under July. No. ! northern
Duluth, re, over; No: 2 hard winter. So. over.
corn was quiet on the spot; Sales, 10000
bush. No. 2 mixed in elevator. $40: No. 2
white. 82I5c., I. O. b. a6oat for export. Fu-
lures closed nc, lower.
Oats were quiet on the spot. Sales. 5000
bush. Natural white on track. 80 to SO lbs,
barley were nominal; No. 2 Western rye. 7shc,
r 4 Buffalo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. MAY ls.-The markets to-day were
very dull. There were no transactions in A
great many stocks. The undertone was
barely steady and prices sagged of frac-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
the GRAIN MARkETs,
Prices ReAct-HeaVy PROFIT TakinS-SOme
Improvement In Crop Reports.

Wheat closed at a decline OF about 2 cents
here and 4 cents at Chicago. The realizing oil
profits was heavy and it carried prices down.
ward from the start, There were occasional
rallies. but as a rule they we're brief. -
The crop reports were conflicting. Buiish
news predominAted. but some improvement
was noted In the tenor of the reports, espe'
clally those from the n orthwest. where seeding
Is declared In som dispatches to have made
pretty good Roadway In spite of unseason-
able temperatures,
Morning temperatures ,have been low.
but those prevailing In the afternoons. 1t Is
now said. have been high enough TO permit
OF planting. The high prices prevailing,
moreover. have induced farmers to make
every effort TO plant a full acreage. y
Some Of the large bulls we're apparently
OF the opinion that the advance had gone far
enough for the time being. At any rate they
were heavy sellers. Commission houses hqui-
dated large lines. The Northwest and the
Southwest sent heavy selling orders and the
markets at Minneapolis. Duluth and st. Louis
reacted sharply.
Many bulls held aloof from the mardet In
the belief that purchases could be made to
better advantage next week. There was less
demand. too. 10 cover shorts. the bear account
having apparently been obliterated on the
recent ad vanoe. There was a certain amount
OF short selling by the holder bears.
On the other hand commission houses
bought at times and large bull interests gave
suppor to some extent. while early short
sellers covered on the decline. Many bullish
crop reports were received from the south
west and some OF the ad vices from the North
west insisted that there was certain to be a
material reduction in the spring wheat area,
In the main, however, as already intimated.
II was a day Of realizing in all OF the big specu-
latiye centres.
The cables were again disappointing.
Liverpool was unchanged TO I'D. lower,
Budapest dropped IS kroners. Berlin was nc,
lower to 70. higher and Paris advanced
to 10. Antwerp was closed. Liverpool
and Paris will be closed on Monday and Tues
day and Berlin and Budapest on Monday.
BroomhAll estimated the worlds shipments
at 10, 800, 900 bush, against $50. O00, last week
and II, 05e. 900 last year: He cabled that
Liverpool was influenced by reports OF heavy
rains in Hungary and Roumania, with good
rains In the Rief district OF southwest Russia.
Winnipeg while reports from 300 cor,
respondents in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and
Alberta touching the extent Of seeding acre
age and progress Of the work in their respect:
i've localities from widely separate parts OF
the provinces unquestionab bly, show. a de-
creased acreage, they indicate clearly that
the delayed seeding will not mean that the
yield per acre will be deer eased: Many grain
producers OF experience mention. that they
have repeatedly completed their seeding
after May 20 with most profitable results,
Apparently seeding In the two new provinces
La further advanced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

Hugh. LoS. Clos. Me-
soiss. sh tL me. Ch'0s.
100 ANS Oh pr. 3ois q 3ols=lis
lAloo Anal Cop. tois "a t4iA- %
100 Am CAM. 6l2 ola ola u
700 Am Can pi. oAla tAas s4ia- u
400 Am Car&F ~ 6aG -
10000 Am SIN cit ..I2psI I2Sis I2Sia- 70
200 I'm smeIl plo7ls 1914 lo1iA- 81
200 Am suCGr..l25 1926 1873
1900 Anaconda. e254 e2tG o2IG- So
1900 ssl2 sT5t ssas
100 a T&s P pf. % % "a - 81
200 Al @ Lins..looi4 1904 lcoiG- Il
1910 Bait & Ohio e0I4 SOS ,6lG+ Il
500 BatopiiAG. Q - Ia
800 Bklyn r.. 6S3A o73l OSLO 70
100 Can PAc.,..l74 1898 l73 - 70
500 CenLeAther 81 26la s6l2- Ia
240o Chez q Ohio 81 3oia 80 Il
100 Chi d N w.lol IG0I2 l6oIs- 81
900 Chi Ct w.. IL i07e II
loo C ct W pr 1884 $50 l55S- IA
1000 C n a 81 P.l3liI 1850 I~aeis-2is
900 CN&StP pfl o6i2 lb5ia 100 RI
600 MAS p ctSll& Il2la 1923
$50 petl3h 1888 q lila
100 c q C&StL. 90 90 80 -27s
100 Col Fuel& 3l3 3lI9 3lIs- Ia
Coz Col @ /. 24as "a 24as- o.
800 conS GsS...l33 1914 l3As-lia
2i6 Corn p Ref. 10 1875 1879 In
200 cornPRef p 76Is 20 20 II
500 Del = Hud.l77 I76 I76 - Ia
100 Del L q w.A6S 4es AeS a
$50 Den d r Or 2Sl2 27l2 2SIs- Ia
go Distillers =. oS U7Ia 67I2- Ia
7un ETie.. 236B gala 1900 Il
100 Erie list pf. SO So So
600 Gen Eleo Co lax Il2 lag -l3A
1890 Great Nor pl 3 1904 l3o3G-2Il
32S Ct No sub CT. 25 I24 2 liz
100 Ct N q Gifts. 90 81 81 liz
100 Hook Val pf S3la S3ta s3la-l
100 Int N q N Of 2lls 2IIs 2~lls-l3s
100 Int Pump. go 25 20 - IL
5S3b lnteTb-net 2lls 1872 Ie3G-l 80
eeio inteT-netp o6l2 $685. %
100 Kan c So... 26l4 aolI 25iG- %
800 Lou d Nash ! 6i2 II454 1891
200 Net st Try. % % %
100 MStP&SSMloo 100 100 ia
1900 n X a Tex. 34ba "a - - "a
$50 ct pf. % 90 O. - Il
500 No PGcino. 74l< 1884 I3aA-lil
100 Nat Bis Co. 20 20 20 - IL
700 Nat Lead. 66l4 6<31 643S+ Ia
1850 N Y Air Br.ll6 ll6 llo -3oa
:biO y y Central 1874 ll3lG 1894 Il
100 NY c d StL Al Al Al r l2
300 Nor d Yves. 70 76 76
400 North Am. 6e34 6eI2 6eis
1900 Nor Pacific 2 I2S3a-2bs |
ouU NJ rcltE pul l9l2 llAlA ll9ll- ~ |
200 Ont d Yves. 363a 1854 3oa4- Il
500 Pac Coast. e6bs eo 965s-l7s
100 Pacinc Mall 20 20 26
$3.50 Penn RR...l22is l2les l2l7s- IL
400 c & st L 7oia 7OI9 7oIa+ IL
$50 Pressed sc % 80 "a 81
100 Ry st Sp'R. ~ 8 -
625 Rep Steel. 20ll 20 20 - la
375 Rep Steel pf sos S6s4 $685. 81
ass ~ leading. ..IoSi4 1865 lo7lA- IL
$500 Rock Island cola 1878 20 - l2 /,
100 Rock lei pr. A6 40 16
1900 Sou Pacific. SO S2la $3.50 Ia
$50 Sou Pac pt.lI3 1929 1924
1900 Sou Pac rts. lis lis liz
$500 Sou Ry Co.. 2ois 1884 1884, %
1900 Sou ny Co 66i4 oeIs ooIs- Is
900 Tex Pacific. 26ls 20 es - IA
900 Toi SLAwp o3i2 b35s 63is+ So
200 Twin c T OH elIl ellie
$1,000 Union PAo..l<37s I<2iI lI3ie- Ia
700 s I'm. 90 60 90 "a
1880 u 5 Steel. asia 36ia 3oaG- IA
1900 U S Steel pf e97s 99os $685.
500 Utah Cop'r. 2Sla 27l2 2SIs+ Ia
100 Va-Car Ch.. 27Ia 27l2 27Is+ N
500 wabash. 1914 Ola 1891
100 wabash pf. 2ois 26is 9ols
800 w&LE7p IL IL IL Il
100 Wis Central II II II
1otsi tAleS OF, ttocks. 22s.2oo shsrsS
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cUEB nrooTa, oLosMo PRICE.
Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry

Imports Of General Merchandise and DRY
Goods.
Imports Of general merchandise and dry goods
a. reported a. The Custom House compare a. follows
Win those OF last Weth and Of the corresponding
week = year ago.
THIS Week. LoH Week, 100.
Dry goods. ., G.lSp, ne tS,b7B ISL 3sSS. ei
General mdse iSsS .tN i5,aoo.o0 io,Sao,7O
TOTALS. .. N7,ozS 80 tia.I III uz.7ioW7
From January 10 DATE they compare as follows
With last year.
1907, 1870.
Dfy Roods.r. h,1S1AS tNb,0S.,4 70.
General htfchAndlSe aS. iot ,bog 81 co. .Oa
IolAt., 10 ..,,.,. $50 ISL ,bp7 teas W. sal
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Produce EkchanEe saIea.

!S6its. M. sT IM tao
200 Nevada EIplorAtn 1871 RAJ. .i6h .io4
500 bfahch Mn .".,.,W 10 on "
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suoAE1mRaw was firm; Centrifugal q
3.42c. Refined was in active demand and
lirnl. Circulated, 4.oOc.
NAVAL STORES. Spirits of tlrpentine, csc.
to good strained rosin, $3.50.
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The amount Of United States deposits
shown in this weeks statement is e3l ,e57, O00.
deposits were deducted from the aggregate
given the surplus would be SIC, 3s6, 925.
The following table shows the percentage
OF cash reserves to deposits of the more proml-
nent banks as compared with last week:
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The exports from the ports were 2,27s
bales.
Futures advanced II to IS points on this
crop months and ~ to ? 3 on the next, reacted
and closed Z TO Q lower on this crop and Q to 7
higher on the next. with the tone barely
Prices aR follows.
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e2.4te

Cotton on the spot was firm. The Southern
spot markets were generally l-t6o. to nc.
higher; Middling, Galveston, l2Hc.; Mobile,
The movement was "A follows.