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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

"Mf. Gillettr' The visitors glance
yelled an expression Of restlessness.
His face. although mask-like. was tint.
ed with q faint dush.
The police agent at once rose. ''Ths
same. sir. At your service but l beg
your pardon. Unless I am mistaken
haven't We
Yes. q number Of years ago on the
Lord Nelson. said the caller In hard,
matter OF fact tone. I'VE were fellow
passengers on her until
I'VE became fellow occupants Of one
OF her small boats. An aging expert
snce! But won't you." with that def
erence tor rank and position those Of
his type are pleased to assume, "hon-
or me BY being seated. Lord Rons-
0aleY' -
The visitor looked at the table, the
window, anywhere save at the pro-
prietor ok the establishment. then said.
morning papers that you had severed
your connection with the force and
had opened this-a private consulta-
ton bureau"
quite So" The other looked mo-
mentarily embarrassed. "A little fric-
witness that got tangled up. They un-
dertook to criticise me after all my
faithful service He broke off.
Besides, the time comes when man
realizes he can do better for himself
by himself. am now devoting my
self to small but strictly high class, I"
with an accent. clientele"
Lord Ronsdale considered. When he
spoke his voice was low. but it did not
caress the ear You know John
Steele. Of course?"
The ferret eyes snapped. THAT l
do. your lordship. What Of him?"
quickly.
Ever think much about the Lord
Nelson. Gtilett?"
"She isn't q boat ones apt to for
get after what happened. your lord
Bhip,"5was the answer And. II l do
say 1t. her passengers were Of the kind
to leave pleasant recollections," the pO-
lice agent automatically added.
"Her pas.engers?" The callers thin
lips compressed. among them, II
memory serves ME. were number Of
convictsr'
"A job lot Of precious 1ailbirds that
l was acting as escort Of. your lord
ship"
"But who never reached australia p
quickly.
"Drowned-every mothers son Of
them!' observed Mr. Gillett with q
possible trace Of complacency.
The visitors white hand held closer
the head Of his cane Were they all
drowned. by the wayT' he observed as
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bending over the glrth OF his saddle,
and his features could not be seen.
but the hand, so firm and assured a
moment before, seemed a little uncer-
tain as it made pretext to readjust a
fastening or buckle
"Why. man. you look ILL" Captain
Forsythe. turning to Lord Ronsdale.
exclaimed suddenly.
Its nothing much" With vacant
expression the nobleman regarded the
speaker. then lifted his hand and
pressed it an instant to his breast.
"Heart," he murmured mechanically
"beastly bad heart. you know, and
sometimes a little thing-slight shock
T-Miss Wray's danger
Fake some of this" The captain.
NithNsolicitude. pressed flask on him.
1he nQbleman drank deeply. There.
fSAtH Sick you up
.skre you ready. Mr.. Steele?" Jocelyn
Wray waited a moment as the others
SArted. looked down at that gentle
man. Her voice was gracious. Its
soft, accents seemed to say: you may
ride with me. 1t is your reward"
For one restored so quickly to favor,
With felItitous prospect of gay words
Hnd bright glances. John Steele SEEM
ed singular;y dull and apathetic. 1t
was impossible she should not notice
his want Of attention. She bit her
,ltps cnce. Then she laughed
do you know. Mr. Steele. If were
win Should feel hurt You haven't
heard Ehat I have been saying"
Haven't IT.
Again she looked at him merrily.
= ..ot course can't afford to be harsh
with my rescuer Perhaps"-in the
same Stone-"you really did save my
lifeI Have you ever really saved any
o1nzany one else. shall say-you.
6sare SO strong?"
"A spasm of pain passed over his
face His look, however. was not 1or
b -and the girls eyes, too. bad now
heeome suddenly set afar. Was she
81 sak1fg of another scene. soma one
her own words conjured to mtndf Her
mood seemed to gain In seriousness.
She also became very quiet. and 30,
almost in silence, they went on to the
entrance down the street to her home
"Au revoir, and thank you"
'"Goodby-at least for the present"
he added. II am leaving London"
abruptly.
Leaving! To be gone longy
ut Is difficult to say. Perhaps"
"But-you must have decided sud-
denIyY'
"Yes."
while we have been riding home1
Is it's 1t serious?"
"a little"
Men make so much OF business now
adays," she observed TIT always
seems serious. l suppose. We've are
moving into the country In few
: weeks, Shall I-shall we see you be-
fore thenF'
ITO my regret, am afraid not"
g.And after"-in a voice matter Of
fact-"I think aunt has put you down
for July. A house party. l don't re-
call the exact dates. You will conner
"Shall we say circumstances permit
15ngT
: Certainly" a little stifHy. "circum-
asNxEees permitting" She gave him
aher hand. "Au revoir, or goodby II
you prefer It." He held the little
gloved fingers, let them drop.
Good luck in your business" she
found herself saying, half gayly. half
ironically.
He answered hoarsely something
what?-rode of. With color flaming
high, the girl looked after him until
Lord Ronsdales horse. clattering near,
caused her to turn quickly.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
It contains no opium othr marco
les and can be given VI b implicit con-
fidepce. AS quick cure for coughs
and colds to which children are fus-
cep'ible, It is unsurpassed. Sold by
eli dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

The splendid work of Chamberlain
Stomac1 and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand reme-
dy for liver ard bowel troubls was
ever known before. Thousands bless
them for curing CO !stipation, sick
headache, biliousness. jaundice and
Indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30
The Origin Of Il.

Senator" said the interviewer. 'i
Is rumored that you intend to retire
from politics."
"Well, WELL" replied the senator
Its queer how rumors start. sup
pose this one grew out of the fact thai
attended church with my wife las,
Sunday" - Catholic Standard anC
HYmoQ
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Hard and Soft Crabs.

We are now prepared to fill orders fol
hard and soft crabs, deviled crabs anG
crab meat. We only cook in small
quantities and our stock is always fresh
We take pains to keep everything clean
so as to have the very best.
MRS. VIM. PRICE,
Phone los. III Water Street
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Girl Travels Alone From Bombay.

New Castle, Pa, May 21.-Traveling
alone one-third the way around the
world, ten-year-old Lois Reed Mcclure
arrived here from Bombay. India. She
is daughter of Rev. Reed Mcclure, a
United Presbyterian missionary, who
died two years ago. Mrs. Mcclure will
~emain in India two years more.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30
Automobile Service.

Having purchased a new automobile,
we will meet parties at any point and
convey them to all parts of the county
or elsewhere, at reasonable rates
w. j. EDGER & son.
Phones-Office, so; residence, Ill.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

Does your face feel dry and drawn
after long exposure to sun and wind?
Use SEMPREG EGIOVlNE(a always young)
1t cleanses the pores, smoothes out all
wrinkles. relieves fatigue and makes
YOU feel refreshed. Edith Wherrette,
agent, liz Cemetery ave. 5 Boat
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

To give our salesladies an opportun-
ity to attend and assist the Baptist May
Bazaar, Cambridge's best store will
close at p. m. Harrington & Bayly. ct
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

New bicycles $3.50 to $1,000, second
hand bicycles $500 to $l5.OO.-Chas. T..
Mace, successor to Mace Slacum 4 Co,
phone 207.
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CAMBRIDGE BOWLING co
SPECIAL NOTICE!

We have installed the finest boot
black stand south of Philadelphia.
Sinner in attendance from q. m.
until 10 p. m. during the week, and
until l p. M. Sundays.
Ladies shoes called for and de-
livered Phone 34l.
All shines sc.
3-l9-3rn ]. AIREY BRANNOCK,
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nice house, large rooms and splendid 10.
cation. Apply to +. q. Harrington, Attor.
ney. 5l7-tl
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LOST

T OST-A silver buckle between Auditorium
~ and Vue de L'Eau street. Reward If re-
turned to Banner office. 5-27-tf.
T OST-BetWeen Grace Church and Mary
II land avenue, Sunday afternoon, ladies'
black glove. Finder please return to Ban
ner office.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

FOR SALE -l25 barrels of corn, al
Horns Point farm, in quantities OF
not less than barrels. If desired by
purchaser or purchasers, it will be de-
livered to them in the town of Cam
bridge. Terms OF sale, cash. Apply
o either j. Richard Jones, office of f.
c. Harrington, or George B. Taylor,
Horns Point.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

Foley Kidn;y Pills are antiseptic
tonic and restorative and prompt
corrective of all urinary Irregularities.
Pharmacy, S. Bradford Downes, Prop.
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WANTED

WANTED-One good size secondhand ice
w chest. ApplJ at once at Dorchester
House. 5-232t
WANTED-Good, live man to take charge
w Of tea and coffee route. Steady job.
Apply to F. +. Harrington, ll5 Gay street,
Cam bridge. 5176t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

When troubled with a cough or cold,
or when the baby has an at
tack of Group, give
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30
FOR KENT

TOR RENT-House on Choptank avenue
eight large rooms with all modern i'm.
provements. Apply to l. l.. Leonard. 5-7-ti
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

WAN Ed BY young man with
some experience in bookkeeping, q
position Apply at Banner Office. Il
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30
Cherries For Sale.

Cherries FOr Sale.
Will be ripe in a few days; are extra
fine. Call phone 1S6m now and engage
them ahead
JOHN LITTLE,
r. u. No.
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STORE House for rent, corner Race ant
n Cedar streets, opposite Y Yates Bros. Goot
location for most any business. Possession
at once. Apply j. X. Moler. 524-6
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1910-05-30

vedere ave. and TraveIs St., newly pa
pered throughout. +. Lee LeCompte, Hote
Dixon, or Banner office. 4-3O-tf.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE:-Best Virginia oysters and
Clams. Families supplied on short no.
tice. Phone 354D. Isaac Saxton & Co. 55l2t
DOR SALE-Having no further use for her,
L L Will sell my driving mare, Naude
Prompt driver and not afraid OF anything
Apply to Thomas Malone, Route l, Glencoe,
Nd, or ). M. Dean or Jas. Il. Jones, Ca M
bridge, Md. 5-2l-3t. b &R.
Tor SAL LE-seneea Mo- F0ldtng Cainera
and case, for 4xo pictures. Apply et
Banner cffice. 6-10-n
DOR SALE-Complete canning house out
l fit. apply to Dwight l.. Moore, Cam
bridge, Md. 5-1lm.
E,OR SALE.--A nice, secondhand suit of
sails from the bugeye Maggie Mcguire
Ca IN bridge Mfg. 4-l6 II
EOR SALE-Mr. DUPONT will sell nice
wagonette, which seats six persons In
side and two outside, with room for baggage
on top, at a very low price. Cost $4lO can
be bought for less than One-fOurth this
amount. Address +. +. Busick, Hills Point,
Maryland. 5-24-3t.
DOR SALE-Sunday and weekday issues
L of Baltimore Sun and Star at Hotel Dor
chester. 5-24-2t
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DOR SALE-Complete canning house out
fit. Apply to dwight l.. Moore, Cam.
bridge, Md. 55lm.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York January 10, 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. f..f3 bags
beans. Marrow and red kidney slightly nrnlsr;
other varieties steady. but general trade stti
quiet. BEANe-Marrow. choice. bushel. 81 90;
medium. s2 % q 81 so; pea, 81 y Gs2 80;
yellow eve. So -; black turtle SOUP, $. 9omS3'
lima, California, s. 90Q 81 %. PEAS-Scotch'
bags. bushel. So - n 81 81 y.
BUTTER-Reccfpts 3.T05 pkgs. Plenty OF
fresh creamery of all kinds to meet present
needs. and the tone is steady to firm. but
without duotable change. Creamery, specials,
IL. 36c; extras. 35c 1rsts 81 = d54c; seconds
extras, 32d32izc: frsts. 81 03l i4c; seconds. %
n 3oc; state dairy tubs. finest. oSM34c: GOOD
10 prime, 30m32c; common to fair. ~ q 2ee'
process specials; 2sc; extras 2sisc; 1rsts'
ton creamery. irsts. 90 a 2Sc: factory. nrsts,
2Jc seconds. "a n24iac. thirds, 81 a 2lc; pack
ing stock No l, 24iAc; No >, 23 4 d2ic; No
g, 2ld22iac
tive demand for fancy fall made small cheese:
tho market is showing increased strength and
I7Hc is a weIi established quotation. with
some holders refusing to ener high grade nats
have been warranted. High grade skins In
FAR demand and firm. but ordinary winter
made verv duh and weak. State. full cream.
specials. II u a isc September, fancy. u Z .;
October best 1870: winter made best 10 t&c;
common 20 fair. 49, l5c; skims y ID, fall
made specials iA'=c' winter made. best ls9
az; FAR 20 good loallei common %
EGGs-Receiptg, 4,2i0 eases supply light
ana adVices of small shipments IN transit.
Demand for fresh rs, however. about ms light
upward tendency. though the tnuo is firm
storage auieter. but firm. State. Pennsylvania
gathered 40 n asc: hennery browns fancy' 44d
s5c gathered. IS "A Sc. fresh gathered extras,
a. n sc. ovtra hrHts. 40c hrsts az n 3ac lower
grades. 3oaS7e. held hrsts, az 3Sc lower
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

for slaughter and 15ls for market. Sheep firm.
With very moderate supply; lambs firm to 15e
higher. with some sales possibly &c higher; pens
sheep sold at S49s5 81 per 100 70; a few tops at
So; culls at s. 5e0s3 J0 ordinary to choice lambs
at ssqS9 40; culs at s. 5O(ys6 30; yeariings at
house lambs at SsdsfO per carcass.
Sales-S Sanders: 544 state lambs. so ID aver
age 50 40 per 100 10; IS. rs 70. 50 30: eT. % ~
S: state cuils as h. s6 50: 3 40 70. S 80:
IS yearlings 96 10. IS; 10 Pennsyfvania, 90 10.
81 z @ state sheep, 1oS 10 n. S. Il, II ID s. 90;
104 ~ 50: II culls 80 10. s3 %.
10. IS 70 e2S Ohio 81 10 S. IS; S, 81 n. IS %;
SIS so: bucks. i4s ID. 81 IS.
e n. SO l2l4 To- IS n, S.; {. yearilngs 81 ~
ST. IL sheep, 134 10 So 25 ), 106 10 81 90 ., IS
70. 81; cus. 1iS 70. SS 50
state. I's 50 : rb- IS S 50: sheep s. IS $ So
Mcpherson & Co: So state lambs. a. 10, 50 %;
10 state sheep rs 10. 81 20.
Tobin & shannon: state lambs. g. ~ IS SO:
Andrew Mullen: Z state lambs. rs 10. SIS IS:
j & 4 Curtis { Son: state lambs o. n. 81:
IS. SO 10. SIS %; 81. 81 70. ssi 80 yeariings 1J
Nelson & McCabe: state lambs. IS 10. IS so;
Fl. II. Hollis: Il state lambs. SIS 70 IS 80; 5.
96 Tp 81
HOGs-Receipts for two days. 50 cars. or
market Prices Arm and higher. Light 20
medium state sold at 50 1Ogss 25 per 100 n.
Saley-Tobin & shannon: IL state hogs las n
average. 50 % per 100 ln' % l5j H. 50 % 3
s. W. Otis 6 Co: II state hogs 132 ID. 50 TO-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

FLOUR AND aIEAL-Flour inactive, with
SPRING SPRING patent patents IS SSss So winter sraights
s. 4oGs5 so; winter patents IS 5oG$6; spring ring
s sxt4a s. 'ss4 o. 60 wn1ar s@ s
straightS. $59$5 %. BUCkWHEAT FLOC b
Sgei Sans nuf RrE FT6UPF RsG Ae h fair to good
81 2JqS4 40; choice to fancy, "a 45aS4 So CORN
MEAL-Firm; kiln dried 50 % BAGMEAA 81, lztsA g.
coarse. 81 45Gs1 80. FEED-Western and city
rmeT Western spring S5 S0q$23 'S s s!andagd 4h agd
dog, sal 25G$32; city bran. S25 80 bulk SGT 75P
s2S sacks; middIing, s25 25qS9o 90; red dog So
hominy. chop S27 80 bulk, SIS 20 sacks; oiImeal'
PROvIsTONs-Easier during the greater
however and at the close the market was at the
best for the day. with only moderate losses
s26Gsa6 50: Short clear. s35@s27 So BEEF
Firm mess 81 5oasl2 So fanail sIsqSSIss sps gSs 90
BEEF HAMs~steady; s24@s26. DRESSED
HOGS-Bacons 113sc; $50 N. II sc 100 ID
Pickied i be Bellies smoking, 1910 10 10 13c y H.
i3c; IA ib lSc. Picked hams firm; 13ia@l3s.c
Middle fley %esterG Sf Il
city 12i4@12ssc. Refined baTeiy stsady,i s,i south 5I
I5.6oc. Compound steady; 1o@s@1oAc. sTBAAR-
INE-Quiet; oleo, 175s@1sc; city lard, 13q13 &c.
~ r a5 with nat al .Is re1nens en nsn nST
cash for eranulated. New business was moderate
not quotably higher. The London market for
beet sugar vas 21aq3d higher. with January
Us ] I'D; February lbs S<d, ana May los t'-
RICE-Firm. but quiet and unchanged.
-COPPER-standard firm. spot
and all deliveries I'D 10 the end of April clos
ing at IL 81 ~ 913 621sc. London steady; spot,
isl 12s 3D. futures. f62 los. Local dealers quote:
Lake copper. 13 T5gl4c; electrolytic iS50a e,S5,
were 347 tons, making total of 31s7 so far
this month Arrivals about $40 tons.
TTN-Steady: spot, 80. .S5d32c; January, g. I'm
80 s5c: February 81. s5q33c; March, 81 s0@
s3 N5c London. lower: spot, GAO IS 81 futures,
$3.50 los. I.EAD-ouiet; spot. 81 y a. l2l2c'
New York: 6Jc East st. Louis. London higher,
f13 1Ss Sd. PBLTER-Easy: spot, 6.loq6 25c.
New York; 6cq6 0712. East 81 Louis. London
urcha nged IRON-The English iron market
was higher. with Cleveland warrants quoted at
5is l0Ed. No change locally. No |; foundry,
Northern. SIS T5as19 70; No =. sis 5oGSig; No
J. Southern, and No l. Southern, soft, SIS ot0
$40 % Pig iron certificates unchanged.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPs-Steady to firm,
but quiet and unchanged
NAVAL sTORES-sPIRITS TURPENTINB
Quite active. and with light offerings the
market irmer- ROSIN-Firfn, but un-
changed TAR-Stesdv and unchanged.
OILS-Refined petroleum steady at the lower
prices ANNOUNCED last week. linsecd oil fT1nS
but no change reported in rates.
COrTONsEED OII1-Quiet; sales, 100 bar
rels Prices easier. closing al a net decline
OF : to points. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
J 7 4NNW 4
NEW YORK PRICES
%ev York, January 10,

wheat: qpen. po1. 81 s5is 81 2o,5 81 800. s. 20&
Ma va; - II liz 1913 / 11% IFS
corn: 76t4 76Js
Oats: 5oM 5o@
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. 1O-CArrLE-Receipts. :, ,9ee;
seaay % ItcTa 70 strong .s 5ssT bS Sass Isl esyes
Hogs p slSssers sS 5sss
mixed. So soass SO: choice Hight. S 6egss 50:
gssin & ss IS sgss g d SHEEP EIE kSB Ss 80 ss
celpts Is eco: steady; sheep. 81 50GS6 3o lambs,
ST ooGsa; yearlings S. .5gss 50.
East Buffalo. Jan 1o-CATrLE-Feceipts.
So 7Sas7: Shipping ssdss IS; butchers. s5g
SO 90: heifsrs. 81 5ogS6 90; COWS. s3Qs5 8; bulls.
ssosi heifcrs s. 5osss IS fresh cows and spring
ers strong to 81 higher. s25Gs66. VEALs-Ise-
ReceiptS ees Zoo isooo: @ active and iogaoc lover;
heavy and MIXED. 50 10GSe II; Yorkers. SadS9 Is.
81 IS: dairies. se@Ss 10. SHEEP AND LAMBS
-Receipts. 1900: active; wstners lec higher
as5 %
Cincinnati. Jan. iO.-CATTLE-Reeeirts 1907:
s. Es9sss,y se ss ~ ioadss dson S%er s . sod sagP
cepts. $685.; quiet and lower; butchers and
sH sfEs EF Rsceipts' hO SIS: strons s. .Sgs5 So
LAMBS-Strong. 81 5ogss -
1aso Including n loo sOatherns ssg 80 Ie
higher; top. go 8 90; choice export and drssssd ss
Western sso q o t ssa aa S
ers S. as%ss 4 ssShssn so steers: sies Is 49, ~
81 10; calves 81 5o@s9. HOGS-Receipts. 11.00o.
l5c lower; top $ 45: bulk Of sales. S. 2oq-s -;
s. 80; pigs ss 501S1 -. sHEEP-Receipts. Ia
oeo; sheep steady; lambs Ioc lower. at So $
So; ewes. 81 1886 50; stoekers and feeders 81 50
gs6 -,
Pit,sburg. Jan. 10 o-CATTLE-sup (: zoo:
choice Sd 1898 30; prime. So 4orS6 Is. veal
calves. S7dSl0 50. SHEEP--supply g. Geo: prime
wethers S. 75a So. culIs and common g. SOC
s4T5; lambs 81 5oa<s IS HOGS-Recetpts
1000: prime heavies. sod SO o5: mediums IS a5ap
SO. heavy Workers. Ss TOsfSs e5. tight Workers
IS sass 90. pigs. IS soalss 81 roushs. ST9xs 40
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

-N EsfuT-
omen High Low close dsv
1870 1912 IS 05 fs.o3af5.o4 IS 90
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11

the temporary slump in wheat Arrivals
smaller than expected caused a later ad-
vance and shorts rushed to cover. The
range on all the futures was 9sc. The
close was steady. with May 1ac higher than
Saturdays final. at 6SSsc.
Oats were comparatively quiet. prices
keeping within a spread OF 1ac to &c. with
a small volume OF trade. The close was
steady. with May shade lower than SAT-
urday's final, at 47sac to E77sc-
Trade in provisions was lighter than usual.
and early weakness, influenced by larger
runs OF live hogs, was cOunterbalanced BY
a rush of shorts TO cover January pork
escaped the decline and ranged from SC to
Il.c higher than Saturdays close. JanuarJ-
pork closed at s21 so: lard, Sl2 50, Zoe lower,
and ribs, $l1 57lz. 2l.c lower than Saturday
final quotations
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan 10--WHEAT-Spot dulIs
futures steady. March. SIS 5Asd. May. IS 2Ad-
CORN-SpOt easy, new American mixed. Ss
"a: old, IS S1=d; futures Guiets January.
mixed. 5s SID; Plate nominal PEAS
patents, Sos Cd HOPS IN LOnfcn (Facinc
Coastl. nrni. 50 $50 81 BEEF-Extra India
mess, 9js. PORk-Prime mess Western nom
mai 11os HAMS-ShoFt cut. firm, 6ss
BACON-Cunnberiand cut. strong. Sis: short
rib, quiet, 65S 3D. long clear middles, light
nrrn- oSs Cd; heavy 65si short clear backs. 64s
Cd; clear bellies. dull. 6Ss. SHOULDERS
square. strong. 5Ts. LARD-Prirre western
tierces. nrm. sos Sd: American refined. pals.
eIs- CHEESE-Csnadian finest white firm
5tS; eotored. 5Ss- TALLOW-Prtnle efts
steady. i3s TURPENTINE-Spirits firm. SIS
I'd ROSIN-Commou. los Sd. PETROLEUM.
SOS Cd
London Jan 10-SUGAR-Raw. centrifugal
Is odi muscoyado. rs Cd; beet. January rs
tsd- LINSEttD-Calcutts. ADrfI-June SIS Sc
LlNSEED OIL-S+s- SPERM OTL-f2S. Pc
hOLEUM--Auertcan refined. 6Ld. spirits.
I'd TURPENrTSE-Sr COS Do Rt7STNr
American strained. les 1l&d: hne. los Sd.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

WABASH.
- seek Jan. Ss72 a9a Sz4s. 33s s395 l:s2
So t9 Jan : i5.39s 80 - sos. .521 s52s. .32I
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
a.. 1903 1905 1907.
pses " Dee sI3a SOS sli54as $50 40
- 70 Dec 81 a.02I .595 .6ss 02s 595
l-'SiANA r. NEW ORLEANS TEXAS PAC
seek N Dec s253 So sZI7, ,0i0 sis5.7G3
s2if ! 70 Dec 81 z.4sea.5 3sss fO5 4sI7 o01
DETROIT UNITED.
Eesk IN Dee Sa33 eae siss.947 S171173
70 Dec 81. s.e02.3J2 T.es7. .ss4 7.0ss, liz
=. 9EoEGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
= ~ miles aa- 2a5 "a,
- Heek Dec SsS IL. sfl 10 S5s 5ss3
- g Dec 81 i.I7l.350 $50. 437 .oe9. .o55
. TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
ssr see3 IN hov saol s34 SlsI 30 sI6i. 80
70 -NoF 81 B.sa5529 6.333. .296 e.053,37i
a. ILLINOIS CENTRAL
- - miles. zsot 4as4 2s5
5r,, ~ Dee. s. -a1ss ssS s. 24I iss s. D5s 5oS
- 1 70 Dee 81 %. .sss 4.3 -. .242 g29 81 9I3, ,2J5
iALOo & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Jth ~ Dec. s. .9T0.s72 s.. .I5s 229 81 nss. $50
o Dec 81 5.3s7.9sl :, ,3a9, I62 A3Ja, 7o5
New-York tribune., 1910-01-11
LONDON WOOL RECEIPTS.

London, Jan. 10-Ths arrivals or wool for ths
first series OF auction sales closed to-day. with
the following amounts listed New South Wales.
Il,9o9 bales; Queensland, y. .9ss: Victoria 20 3Ss
South Australia. 80. 35a. West Australia IS 36---
Tasmania, 1O5s New Zealand As All and Cape
OF Good Hope ana Natal. % $50. or this wool
14S 800 bales Of AlSrralasian and 50. 500 OF CaDs
OF Good Hope ana Natal were forwarded direct
10 Spinners- The net amount available for tls
sales, including S,5.0 bales held rron tas
last series, is 179, ,s14 bales