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New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

No 2 winter. 81 50@s4 65; Kansas straights, IS
SoS n no Py PBygCk,WHEAT ~ FLOUR 81 nominal per
aS4 -; choice to fancy. 81 sOgS4 so CORN
al5,to MEAL-kiln dried. So 35. BAG MEAL-Fine
81 so FEED-Western stesdv. ~ city firm WeSt eg
epn ep spring s27a$27 80. standard niddiing s27g
city bran s25 IS bulk SCI SO sacss sU m9diSg
bulk, SIS 20 sacks: oilmeal $36
PROVISI0NS-Firmer earIv nrices advanc-
ing on covering by shorts and speculative buy
ing. The market sagged OFF late partly in
So 53@$24 Is; family. $3.50 s27: short eleaT ssT
india mess $23 $2S eNfs sEEF sl 1a@Sh9 s5tGs
s2S, DRESSED HoGs-Bacons. I14c: 1so rS,
Gut MEATS-Pickled bellies smoking 131sc;
bsmss be 80. 49, n II H. 13e; Il b lac Pickled
eoountry, q! @7c. LARDEFirm; Middle west west
a2,S:,5 e. 80 q 1905; city 12%c; refined steady;
zil: kegs, 156Oc coMPoUNpL iGVs S16sc E
EARINE-Firm, oleo, 1sc; city lard, 13H Hc
,-,ooS AR-Retined Ak steady but quiet. with
quoted at 4.95c net. less 1 per cent cash
Grystal cU @ dominos in cases of so 2-lb cartons.
G.35c; cut loaf. 3 SOC: crushed 5T5c; mould A
., 80; cubes. Eagle BIB bags powdered and
qered. 9-2oc; powdered and coarse powdered.
o,L'.c' .' Iruit powdered and Eagle coarse and
ton, tons Of fne granulated 5.25c; 2-Ib bags. 5 S5c;
~ ID 30c; 5-lh 5.25c; l0-Ib 52Oc; % and
and diamond A, 505c: confectionery A, 4s5c:
No l. 4Soc; No ,. 4T5c: Nos 3 and & 4 65c
445c; No D 4.4Nc; No 10 4.35c: No II. 43oc;
N99 H. = 25c; Nos 1S. II and IS. 42Oc; No 16
4,ZUe' withdrawn In London beet sugar was
Hd higher for spot. other positions a.d
higher. January Ind February lis SID: NAV
Us Ioisd Raw here steady and unchanged
Rehners are disposed TO buy February al @5se
% %Wnie heretofore they have been Indifferent on
RICE-FIrm but quiet at the South, and
S'ss9y ear mere but trading was SLOW.
sales Spot and all deliveries up to the end
steady; spot. f61 lis Sd l. futures $50 los.
Arrivals Of copper At New York TO-DAY we're
40 tons in bars and 81 tons in ore Exports
were SOL tons. making ,061 so far this month
Local dealers quote lake copper at 13.T50
lac; electrolytir at 1880 013.75c and casting
az 1929 a 13.5Oc TIN quiet but firm. and
ary. 33121s a 33.3Oc; February SSf25s a
8385c; March and April 80. I2Is a So 46c. There
fl5l as Sd. futures at 1852 los LEAD quiet
spot, 467 Il a 4.T2l &c New York. 4.6Jc asked
East 81. Louis English market higher at
fl3 lbs Cd SPELTER easy: spot s1O0
q 2oc New York; 6-0712c East St. Louis Lon
don unchanged IRON was higher at 5Is 3d
for Cleveland warrants in London. Locally
$40 so; NO 2 SIS 5OQ St9. No I Southern and
NO. NO J southern soft SIS 5oqS1e %. Pig iron
changed.
NAVAL STORES -TURPENTINE-spi
hrm ROSIN-Firmer and quite active. TAR
Steady and unchanged.
OiLs-Iinseed oil very. firm, and card prices
was unchanged. PETROLEUM.. standard White
nois SoSc; bulk. 4.55c; refined. cases, 10. 45c:
1195c. LNsEED on American seed oafS oitv
raw, I3G 16c: out-of- town, 74975c Calcutta
raTo ToTTo SIS y lar LARD on oil, s. 10
at unchanged 70 points net advance with sales
oL lo'4Ve Dds Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Chicago Jan. 6.-cATTLE-Receipts. 10. 900:
strong 20 I5e higher; steers. sSass: cows
81 20; calves. SO q 50 so; stoclCers and feeders
S5 20 q s. 80. HOGS-Receipts. $4,000: 5a I5c
higher; choice heavy. SIS 81 q IS T5. butchers
light. IS 5Oa IS 80; packing. IS 53axs 10.
pigs, 81 10 q IS 4Os bulk or sales. IS 5OQ IS az
sHEEP-Receipts. l4.0oO market strong TO
IS 90: yearlings s. 25G s. I5.
Kansas City. Jan 5.-CATTLE-Rsceipts
5000. including 100 Southerns: TOO i5c higher.
packers and feeders steady: choice export and
dressed beef steers, So 10G s. 20: fair 70 good
S3H$ SO; Western steers. ST - a SO so; stockers
and feeders So 40a S5 25; Southern steers. 81 n
SO %. Southern cows. s. T5a s. 30: native
cows. 81 SOC s. 10; native heifers SIS 50a SIS:
bulls, So % q 80; calves 81 asa SO HOGS
bulk or sales. IS % 4 SIS so. heavy S. 500
s. 50; packers and butchers, IS 40 a IS 50:
light. ssass 40; pigs. sTaST so SHEEP-Re-
Mngs. SIS sea 81 90: wethers s. 25d SG. ewes
81 80 a 81 ~; stoekers and feeders s. * a IS.
Cincinnati, Jan 5.-GATTLE-Receipt
SO 80; common. 81 So 90 HOGS-Receipts
3.594; active: butchers and shippers. s. 500
eoe; steady. s. s0a s5 so. lambs steady 81 so
ass
East Buffalo. Jan, 5.-cArTLE-Receipts
so head; slow and unchanged, vEALs-Re-
ceipts, %: active and steady. HOGS-Re-
heavy aC @ sna mixed ed s. ESQ So YorssTs S so .
81 I5G 81 80; datries. IS Son S. 90 SHEEP
AND LAMBs-Reeeipts. a.2oO: active: lambs
s. 20 50. ewes. S. IS a s. so.
PiIsburg. ian 5,-CATTLE-Supply light.
steady; cheles 50 90 a So rs; common. s. SOR
wethers. s. 6oQ S5 as: culls ana common. s. tp
50: lambs. sue - SO; veal calves. SI0@S10 so
HOGS IhsSeap'S' IsssS co 10 doubledeeks; higher:
heavy Workers.. So Iiebt yeTkarx IS $50
IS SO. piss sS 'oGsS 70; reughs 81 So8Ss 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

other Western, 16q161ac; CHICKENS. mixed
weights. Philadelphia. 22c; Pennsylvania lag
fed. I5Ihc: Western. scaIded. I5c: Ohio and
Michigan. I5c; CHICKENS. fair to good; 12g
10 dozen, 161sG1Tc; IS ID, f6c. SO to u 10 14G
15c: Western, bbls dry picked. heavy, 151ae;
15r; other Western I2G15c: COCKS, old. 121
I2l2c; DUCKS. Maryland and Jersey, etc 2pg
19c: GEESE. Eastern white 2Oc: dark 169
lsc; ~ Mary land: jersey, etc lygl6G nearby. Is -
14c: SQUADS. prime, large. white, dozen. 81 70
ass; poor, dark, 81 so; culis. 506IT5c: GUINEAs,
spring, rb and over TO pair, 81
GAME-Rabbits in fair demand and steady
Wild ducks unchanged
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Bermuda
potatoes moving slowly and top figures extreme
sound stock: frosted lots drag at low and ir-
regular prices Sweet potatoes plentiful and
easier Old white turnips are getting little
hetter demand. and occasional sales are even
higher than our advanced quotations Liberal
generally ruled lower. although plain parsley ad 2
Vanced. Florida lettuce of uneven quality. and
Occasional sales fe Of Fforida f eggpants so Of fne
quality up to So 80. but that figure extreme. The
to-day and sold at 81 25gS2 so. Ordinary run
OF Florida tomatoes poor, but one fancy mark
ond crop, bbl. SO 50Gs5; Maine in bulk $50 n.
81 62g$l SI: bag. 81 5OqS1 20; Long Island. Dbl
$50 70. 81 50QS1 10; bag 81 5OQs1 IS; Jersey bbl
or bag. 81 35TSl I5; frosted stock, bag, T5c4
SN Eel u = lOE1o. Jersey DBL 81 Dug
s2 so: basket, 5ocqs1 IS; ARTICHoKEs. Cali
fornia. drum. s10qS12; ANIsE. New orleans.
bbl; S2q$2 so; BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart
6d11c: BEETS New Orleans. 100 punches. $40
81 80; Bermuda. crate 81 25Gs1 80: CARROTS.
ton, Sl2QS15; bbl or bag, 9Oc9s1 25; New Or
leans. 100 bunches. 81 50d$2 5O- Bermuda, crate
S1g$i % CABBAGES. Danish ton. S20GS25;
domestic, s12G$15; 100. S39S5: bbl 81 5OGS1 rs ;
red. ton, s2S9S32 bbl. 81 5O9s2: CUCUMBERS,
Florida, basket 81 25G$2 25 CELERY, dozen
stalks S44Oc; state and Jersey. case. Sf4$2 90:
California, $4ds4 so; Florida. crate. 81 25d$2 80;
CAULIFLOWERS, Long Island, bbl. 5OcdS4;
Florida basket. 81 25GS1 T5 California. half
case. 81 12qS1 %; CHICORY and ESCAROLE.
New orleans. bbl S2d$3; EGGPLANTS. Florida
box 81 25d$2 80; KALE. Norfolk, hbl. 65075c;
KOHLRABI New Orleans 100. s2lS3; LET
TUCE, Florida. basket or box. S1qSs; LIMA
crate. So 25Q$2 so; small white pickle crate
81; basket 75cGSi IS: yellow. bag sfa$2; red
81 25G$1 rs; Orange County yellow. bag 81 256f
81 75, red, 81 259S1 81; Connecticut Valley vel
low bag, 81 25ds1 40: OKRA. Florida carrier.
81 504$5: PEAS. basket, $29ST: PEPPERS large
box So 5Od$3: carrier basket 81 5OGS2:
PARsNIPs. Dbl. $i9s1 so: PARSLEY. New Or
leans. S6dS1; Bermuda. crate. 81 T5GIS2. RO-
MAINE, Florida. basket. $1GS2: Bermuda crate
S1gS 70; SHALLOTS, New Orleans bbI 81 sea
81; STRING BEANS. Florida, wax fancy has
ket. $2qS4: green. IS 5O6$4 poor 10 prime 81 so
GS3; SPINACH Norfolk. bbl S1GS1 rs .
SQUASH, S1GS1 70: Southern. white box s1G
81 30: Cuban, box. 81: TURNIPS. rutabaga bbl
6Ocg$l; old white. T5cG$1; TOMATOES. Flor
ida carrier 81 25d$3 Cuban. 81 25aS2: WA TER
CREss. 100 punches. 81 5O@S2 so.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace 9f Coz, Free and Ines-
SHilaga Emma ansg2; EV1 ,,vI{ " pay slor-
FRANCIS Bradford alexander Paysor kraD1
Mary Constance Day Chovel the persons who
are entitled absolutely OF contingenrIy by the
terms ef the last WIN and Testament of
Thomas McMullen. deceased. or BY operation
oI Jaw, s % 81 sh9Es are .e seTS5sI s +Saes eT
bv saiS trustees as part OF the trusts Created
IN ~ br said Iasr yVfII sn5 reSrs-,e-r s1T
the Cniled States Fidelity and Guaranty Con-
Paysun Knapp Trustee OF said trust en-
tates. send greeting: You and each OF you
are hereby cited and required personally 20
be and appear before our Surrogase- q the
OF said County. held at tie Han OF Records
day OF January. 1870 at halr-pasr o'clock
in the forenoon OF thas day. then ana there 20
attend upon the Judicial Settlement OF the
Account OF the Proceedings % william, L
Raymond and Alexander Payson Knapp "a
Trustees under the last VIII ana Tsstament
OF Thomas Mc9iulIsn. late of the City AMI
You as are hereby cited as are undsr the axe
OF rwenty-one years. are required TO appear
by YOUR guardian. II you have enc. or Il YOU
appointed. or IN the event or your negieer
pointed by the Surrogate 70 represent and act
FOR yor on the Proeeeding
Seal ot the SurrOgates' Court OF ths
ISeaLl said County OF New York 70 De hers
Witness. Hon Abner c Thomas. surro-
gate OF our said County at the County OF
New York. the 26th day OF November in the
year OF our Lord one thousand Rine hundred
DANIEL J. DowpNEy.
Clerk % the Surrosstes' court
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
by the grace OF God free and independent.
To Diana Ughetta, Colonoa Ughetta and Maria
Cghetta. and 20 al persons Interested in the
matter OF the judicial settlement OF the accounts
or Peter L Cghssta. Trustee for Jerome L
Ughetta under the last VIII and Testament u
Giovanni 3. Ughetta. late % the Town OF Roseie.
County OF Union and state o. New Jersey.
ceased. creditors. legatees. next of Nia Sr
otherwise send greeting You and each OF 20.
hereby cited and required personally % &c
OF New York, at the Surrogate's Court af said
County. held at the Hall Of Records IN the
County % New York the 2Sth day Of January.
isie. az half-past ten 0'clocs in the forenoon II
that day. then and there 70 attend a Judicial
settlement OF the account Of proceedings of Peter
under the last VIII ana Testament OF G1ovanri
b. Cghetta, deceased. and such or YOU as are
hereby cited. are under the ase q tNentyr-one
years. are required 20 appear By your guardian.
II YOU have one. OF n YOU have none, % appear
and apply Tor one TO oe appointed. or in the
guardian VIII DC appointed BY the Surregate %
represent and act for yeu IN the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof have caused the seal
or the Surrugates' Court of the said County Of
New York % b heseanto alfxec W.T.
r.. S. ness Hon John ?. Conalan. sur
rogate OF our said County at tho
County of New York. the Tth day OF peceInoe-.
In the year OF cur Lord one thousand nne hun
dred and nine DANIEL j. pCWDNEeN-
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Ccslrt-
PHILLIPS q AVERY Attorneys Tor Petittonss
Al Pagk How Manhattan. New 4orS CITY,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARK ET. - Money on call
opened at Per cent: highest, s per cent;
lowest s per cent; last loan, per cent:
closing. ~ p-r cent; ruling rate SJz per
cent Time money was decidedly more
active Rates, 41z44Z per cent for al dates
Mercantile paper was more active, as con-
siderable paper came into the market
Rates, +zzq5 per cent for indorsed bills re-
ceivaoie and choice single names; So per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.=The was a
c-esk OF about &c in sterling rates in the
afternoon. following 8 sharp advance in
Ihs morning, when demand bills for Sat
Urozys mall sold up 10 sy20 The top
rates were reached when call money was
around Per cent, and when the rate for
1uncs advanced higher sterling began 10
break Gables were quoted al 4S720d4 S7I1.
demand sterling at 4S6S5q4 500 and sixty
cay bis st 1 4s&64s4 Short francs were
b,161s plus I-22 and short reichsmarks 951L
less l-Sa&5A- For Saturdays mail demand
steriiog was quoted at 4-s695G4.s7.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad
Company
FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF 1918.
Notice of Election to Redeem
To aIl Holders of above Bonds:

To all Holders of above Bonds:
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY (an Iowa corpora
tion). having elected to redeem the entire
issue of its aforesaid FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF 1918, at a premium OF two
and half per cent (21z%) and accrued in
terest. pursuant to the provisions OF section
of Article Four OF its trust agreement with
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee. dated May I. 1905. securing
said bonds HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that IL
will, on FEBRUARY L. 1910. redeem the
tire outstanding amount Of said bonds at par.
with premium OF two and a half per cent
(2hso) and the accrued interest said bonds
to the 1ate OF redemption above designated
The Railroad Company requires that. and
after said redemption date. said bonds.
companied by all appurtenant unmatured
coupons be presented for redemption and
payment at the Office Of CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No. "a Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
N Y. said Office having been designated the
agency OF the said Railroad Company for the
purpose Of the aforesaid redemption and nay
ment Interest on ali said bonds Will cease
from and after said February l. 1910
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Spot cotton quiet and 10 points lower AZ
10. soc for middIng upland and 16. O5c for mid
ding Gulf. Sales nil.
Liverpool cables-Spot in moderate demand:
sales. 1000 bales: speculation and export 500;
American. 5000 imports. 2s. 600; American. 20
0OG. niddling upiand, S2sd. Futures opened
barely steady al points lower near. points
lower late months. Closed steady. unchanged
10 . points lower January, January-F February,
s.I6Md February March. S.191sd March April
s22lzd: April-May. s.24d: May-June. S.25l2d:
June-July. s.25d; July August. sgd. August
September. T.94izd September October 7. 46tsd:
October November. 7.22lzd Novemher-Deeemher.
7.12i2d; December-J January, 7.l1i2d.
COFFEE-SteadV. January and February
showing declines OF points other positions un
changed, closing at points decline TO ; points
advance: sales Ia. 600 bags. Hayre closed un-
changed and Hamburg a net loss Of Il pfg.
BrnZilien markets firm at 50G7S reis advance.
and offers were slightly higher indicating bullsh
sentiment at the primary markets and demon
stratesi the frmness in the spot situation. The
spot market firm at sac for Rio No Z.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
BY order Of executors
200 ehs Eureka Consolidated Mines Co
Of Kew York - lot. Pol
800 shs Greene Consolidated Gold 20,
400 shs Greene Gold Silver Co.. 200
Ehs North Butte Extension Develop
rnent Co, 100 shares Old Hundred
Mining 20. -''' -i"l- 80
"a shs Consumers Brewing 60. OF
brooklyn Long Island -..-----.-,.- ~
For account Of whom il may concern
.5 sbs Union Exchange National Bank 1917
q O00 American Finance and Securities Co
4 per cent special contract bonds,
xVffF 10 shares stock as bonus tzl%
., oao CtsayaduiI & Quito Railroad lst
~'-' Tn+pe per cent bonds, due Jan,
ia39. interest Jan. and July 2 .,.-. 81
saa 600 ina OIL Co 1st mtge. per cent
%'V'' bondg with Nov, 1907, coupons at
tarhed Il OOD shs Lima OH Co.:
0pO -hs Reservation OIL Co lot $500
ee- ooo sma OF co Ist mtge. per cent
S'''O'' bonds. with Nov. 1907. coupons at.
tached -''N+'T-'N
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE par:
thlcago, 19c discount, san Francisco. sight
~ telegraph SC premium. New Orleans
c0mrlercisl SOC discount bank q premium.
MUM; St Louis, 20c premium bid. 3oc pre-
MUM asked, Minneapolis, Soc premium; Sa-
TaEnah. buying 3-l5c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS- York. ex-
changes S530. 4I7018. balances sl9 I'D sos. Phil
scelp1la- exchanges 60, As. .4I6, balances g.
HISS; Baltimore, exchanges s. 7IT.S bal
snces 81. ~: Boston, exchanges So, $50, ,057,
balances s2,A7.cSS.
SILVER MARKET Jmmercial bar sill
yer 52tsc. Mexican siIE er dollars. 44c Bar
silver IN London clos at 24lzd. unchanged
GOLD PREMTUM--In Madrid. 75o; Lis
Ton, 1Z25.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexic eX-
change on New York Is quoted at 2.O11z.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE 49, Receipts
from customs yesterday were SLIP 466 in
ternal revenue s., ,47I.2 and miscellaneous,
sS-55l-, total OF 81 0s0. Al. against total ex-
genoitIres on ordinary account Of 81 ,065. .372.
for the month 10 date ordinary receipts
Rave been SO. .g6s2 2ss and ordinary expendi-
lures s73.Z55 .J51 the excess OF receipts
amounting 10 s.. 72s. .262 For the fiscal year
- Gate ordinary receipts haze been 1926,
e't-Z3 against s291. sos 793 in the same time
N lsH. and ordinary expenditures $3.50 799 033.
against S5s5-@6l ,365 IN 1893 the excess Of eX-
pthditures this year amounting TO Sz3.9199 80,
.9fnllarec with An excess last year Of S5l
fo.54Z Including Panama Canal account
SIC public debt the excess Of all expendi-
..lts over receipts since July amounts TO
ssz.oSe5sz, against an excess In the corre-
spoholng period year ago OF s75,eee, gao
sJB-T TREASURY The Sub-Treasury-
vas oSDIor 70 the Clearing House s.. .9Z7. sos.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
u. ss so; 10 sheep. l4l n, IS: state. % N.

So 80.
H. H Hollis: state lambs, 50 n. IS so; .
sheep les 10. 81 25: 8 cuIls. 90 n So ~
]. G. Curtis & Son: state lambs 10 n
IS S71z; l sheep. l13 10. S4 90.
W. r Hume; state lambs. s3 70. Ss: .
sheep. 9S 70. 81
HOGs-Receipts 10 cars, or 3,561 head. in
cludlng a carload for market Firm 10 higher
for all weights Good Pennsylvania pigs sold al
is 20 per loo 10; country dressed hogs steady.
Sales-McPherson & Co.. 116 PennSylvania
pigs, 103 n average. s. 10 per loo n
Tobin & shannon: 80 Pennsylvania pigs. 81 70.
IS 70. roughs. 252 70. 81 TO
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED
10 buy a small amount OF stock OF a mine
producing a metal which has advanced in
price 25Ge IN three months. Company is backed
by people OF standing. Strict investigation Is
welcomed and a square deal guaranteed Stock
will undoubtedly become a dividend payer this
wear. B. H. Box 9. Tribune Offcs.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

COIIoN-One or The most exciting and
sensational breaks in the history of the trade
excepting only those which have occurred as
result OF falfure or some kindred development
occurred IN the cotton market late TODAY In
less than an hour May contracts declined over
y 2 bale, selling Off from 16 24c to 10 60c while
July broke from l6.22c to 10. SIC IsoJidation
was on tremendous scale, and hundreds OF
thousands OF bales were thrown on the market
interest. Apparently only a few Of the South
ern bulls were left 10 support prices and II Is
said that after buying fully $50 900 bales this
support was Withdrawn leaving nothing but the
covering Of shorts 10 aid prices in the late trad
ing. The close was at the lowest level Of the
day and week at a net decline Of 2505S points
while even more sensational breaks occurred I'm
the New Orleans market, and the close there
was from 6067S points lower. Southern markets
were unchanged to 1sc lower, but this was re-
garded as no more than a response 10 previous
declines in futures. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

FLOUR AND MEAIl-Flour inactive, ana
while prices we're firm the advance in wheat
are NJ concessions from second hands Spring
patents S. 50Gsa IS: winter straights, 81 s09
s5 SO; winter patents S. 50ms6. snrinR clears.
81 60Qs4 g5. extra No / winter IA 70GzAs aSira
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

treasury Department reports the
1''hss IN circulation on the respective
Gates as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

New York. January 3, 1910.
:, IRAIN-W -WHEAT-Nervous: prices whiIs
e. Llng nrf1lness at times. closed at a net loss
@ o1 2p%AG- Cables were Disappointing Offerings
TI 49, Wen absorbed. however and after the early
seAIng the market gradually hardened working
up 70 ABOUT the previous closing level No red
%Heat " eo cioseo at 81 30 elevator domestic. and
p - o D anoat, nominal: No 1 Northern Tu-
luth, 81 2s1s. and No ? hard winter 81 9s&s
I aiioat. nominal CORN-FirIn, working up
Hpqut 1E &c on small offerings and better specu-
-ower. Cash corn was firm, with No quoted at
to72c elevator, domestic, Tic delivered and so
ahoat, nominal. OATS-Ftrn advancing
A94nc early, on covering by shorts and buy
ing py commission houses Cash oats strong:
nllxed - TO % 10, 4Sc; natural white 26 TO 81
10 o1g63c. and clipped white "a 10 AZ n 51Is9
oSc- RYE-Firm; No = Western, ST1c nominal
o n New York. BARLEY Firm: feeding e5I
sc. nominal { Ne-,. Nn-L. - --e ooH
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Cor 4th Ave. and 14th Street
New York December "a 1893.
Interest AT the rate OF -FOUR PER CENTUM
per annum will be credited GepOsitors for tbs
SIX months ending December 81 1909. on al
sums entitled thereto under the bylaws not sx-
ceeding three thousand (S3. .00O) dollars
Deposits sde before January 10. 1910
wiz draw interest from January l. 1910
CASIMIR TAG. President
c. ?. AMTHOR. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
NEW YORK PRICES

Wheat: Open, High Low. Close day.
Nav 81 21ss 81 21As 81 2oii1. 81 2O4. 81 2Id.
July .-... iles i19s III III 11%
Corn;
MAY ,..-. 75A 1914
Oats:
May ...-- 5o1a 5ols
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Ry GEORGE 7. RoGGs. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FERRY COMPANIES.

.Coupon or registered
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17

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bdb Der friibere beutihe aoIoniulfetre1
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-17
Cincinnati. eamitae. oen IL eeptember 1910.
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sriffen.
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bauptung. bas biefige NusnGrtigs 4mt
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9er0ffentli4ung selangsn.
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algier, 16. Sept. - Der 3psits
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bic Ginpsibuns eint5 unabbdrgig>
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pultepec aufgeitsllt 'pcrben, puroe bon
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