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Norfhern Rurineer

PORTLAND Jan. 10.-Clearings. si,6T0 ss7;
balances. SI4602S
TACOMA Jan. lo.-cIearinss. sl,o72. .aes; bal
ances. $74. 1856.
SEATTLE. Jan. 10.-Clesrings s.. .p37 626:
balances. SPAS. .57l.
SPOKANE. Jan. 1o.-clearings. $3.50, ,2o7; bal
ances. S91. sos.
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Neu Work. Moncv Mnrk.t

NEW YORK. Jan 10.--Monex on call firm al
Sac per cent; ruling rate, 5iS per cent: clos
ing bid. u per cent. offered al per cent.
Time loans firm: 60 days. 4i5M4zt per cent;
30 days. AZ per cent; six months. 4 y per cent
Prime mercantile paper 45sM:, per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills al 4-s370@ s.S3SJ for 60 day
hills and at 81. 4.S670 for demand
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Visible GRAIN suppIy

NEW YORK, Ian lo.-The following is the
New York produce exchange statement of the
visible supply of grain in the United States Sat
urday, January s: Wheat 2I:OI7 600 bushels, de-
crease 659. COO; corn % 100000 bushels, increase
941 600; oats 10.361 600 bushels, decrease S13.
900; rye $4,000 bushels. decrease 10000; barley
2.591 900 bushels, decrease "a 4D00
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Northern wheat Market

TACOMA. Jan. 10--Wheat: Bluestem, $f.2D;
club, S1.10: red Russian. s1.0S.
SEATTLE. Jan. 1o.-wheat: Milling quota
red Russian. slo9 Export -wheat-B -BIuestem.
$l12: club, si.os: Fife S1.0s: red Russian.
s1.06. Car receipts up to noon Wheat. 10 cars;
oats. 3 cars
Club. Sill; bluestem, Sl.21: red Russian 81 10;
turkey red SLIP; forty-fold. LIS; valley,
ST 10
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Hop Market Firm and More Active
Butter and Egg Markets Declined

NeSetdbleS-Grecn peas lUell9c per ib. gar
lie, 6dTc per lb: cabbage. 4O@5Oc per ctl;
cucumbers SlMl.50 per dozen; caulihOwer. T5G
s2e per dozen; turnillS zoe per sack; carrots.
toMI9c per sack; eggplant, l9e per 10; green
peppers. 5@Tc per lb rhubarb S1.75G2 per
box; celery 30M4uc per dozen; lettuce, 45I50c
per dozen; mushrooms, s5ocGlSl.25 per box.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits
The market for fresh fruits opened the week
quiet business in ali lines being confined to
narrow limits and only the fanciest offerings OF
the several descriptions received any marked at
tention Stocks Of citrus fruits We're increased
by the arrival of three ears of oranges and one
of tanserines- The new arrivals had effect
on prices. which, hwere governed by the cost Of
the fruit at shipping points stocks Of winter
Nellis pears were closely cleaned M and the.
owners Of the few lots remaining in cold storage
were holding for high prices
Cranbsrres- 7as.5O per obi.
Apples tDer Doxl-Fancy bellhowers. Sl.2j4
!, Low do Newtown pi1pins, Sl.259l.50; do red
Christmas appes 81. .756 25
varieties. S1Gl1.25
Citrus Fruits (per box)-NayeI oranges 50 %
@Jz.50 for fancy and S16JdI2 for choice: tanger-
ines, 15cgS1 for small and 81 2jG 80 for large
boxes; grapefruit. S2-5OG8 FOR seedless; lemons,
$3.50G4 for fancy, s.. 50lt3 for, choice and 81 a
l9O Tor STANDARD; lines. s4G450.
tropical fruits-BaBsnas. $1@1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-5O43.50 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples. $2G3 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey
The raisin pool recently organized at FFesno to
hold Tor &c has dissolved by limitation sale
having been effected
Fruits Evaporaltd apples. ~ @s'2c: aprirots
l0al moorpaTk, 12lsq13e; peaches. 5i2@
&c prunes, "a d3c. with ac premium for
4nc; hgs, 4@4l5c; pears, 6d1Oc; nectsrines,
Raisins-LaSers. eIusters-e crown, $3.50; 3
crown. 6 $l;Io; 4 crown. S1-25; ordinary layers
3 crown 9Oc: crown. Soc; seeded. AZ 05Lc;
seedless sultanas. 21@d4c; Thompson's seedless
5Ac for unbleached and 1G71Ae fer bleached;
loose muscatel. crown. &c; 8 crown, 31sc; 2
crown sc; seedless. PIC.
Nutss-AImonds. nonpareils. 14A@15c; IxL.
l44l419c; ne plus ultra. 3Q1315c; Drake, 1O15
eglle; languedocs, 10G101ac; hardsheIls. 61@ a
&c; walnutS. 131ac per ID for No l softshells
SIC for No do; peeans, A. a ice; Italian
chestnuts, 9l5 @10c; peanuts, AZ G5c; pine nuts
1Sn20c per III.
Honey-Comb 14@15c for water white and 10
g12c per 10 for light amber; dark amber. 7GSc;
extracted, nc for water white and 51s 661c
tor light amber; candied and dark amber. 44
4lac per III.
&c for dark.
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Minneapolis Grafn and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 10 wheat--Nay. s1.1Ss.
G113s July S1131s d1.13A; cash-No. 1
hard, Silica 1.161a; No. l northern. S1.151a a
1.16 No. northern, 81 aM1.14; No. 8. 81. "A
@L13.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. 59St G6tAc.
Oats-No. white, 4j$s Q4jIsc.
Rye-No. 2 T6A G77Ac.
Flax-Closed at $2.25A.
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II 20 q m
Mining stocks
EXCHANGE

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
C0MST0CHS
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

ELGIN. H.. Jan 10.-Butter frm at 36c
Sales for the week. SOC 300 pounds.
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DECISION TENDS
TO WEAKEN MARKET
Supreme Courts Sustaining OF
interstate Commerce Com
mission Effects Trading
High Low Bid ASK.
-. Nnrk Sfnck Liet

r. r Hutton a Co. 4so California street
members Of the New York stock eKchsnge' 1 InI-
niSb the following list CT bond and stock sales
yesterday;
S.Ie~ SToCKS high Low Bid Ask
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Water Stock Active, but Unchanged
Mining Stocks Continue Inactive

Commercial bills. S4.S3@4.S31a.
Bar silver. 52hc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds ds-Governments easy; railroads irregular
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Eastern LIve~toclS Market

SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. TO- Receipts.
$500; market steady to Zoe lower Native. steets.
$40 80; cows and heiferS- 81 5oNS-l3f west
ern steers. SfMS. -: COWS and heifers. SSt1
40; Gamers S2.lOM4. st0ckers and fee4efs.
81. 7JG5. So; calves, So 3.5O@7.75; bulls, stass'
etc. 50 75d4 so.
HOes-Recepts. 4.SO0. market Zoe TO l3c
lower Heavy, S. 25MS. 80. mixed. $S.20a So;
light. SSesS. %; bulk Of sales s. .2oG %.
sheep Receipts. $500; market steady Year
lings. So. 80; wethers. s.. 400 6.1Ss ewes,
S506; lambs. 81 70Gs. -
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. ian observation-disclosures
Il 500 market 10ff15c lower Native steers. So
al. 80; cows and heifers. 81 6Od6: stOckers and
feeders. s.. 2515, %; bulls 50 40d5 10; calves.
81 4-J0d9; western steers, 81 50M6. 80, western
cows, $3d4.7j.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market 10G15c lower.
Bulk of sales. S.. 25GS. S.45: heavy SS 1880 6S.50;
packers and butchers, sS.3OGS5O light, SSCJ
sIS.40; pigs. STAT IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady. Mutt
tons. $4.75G6 lambs. ST67.65: fed western
wethers and yearlings s.. .25MS. fed western
ewes, 81. 75d5. 40.
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Egg Market. in Nearby Counties

SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 1O.--The market Is i'm
proving and good supply of eggs is coming in.
Producers receive sec. Larger shipments are go
ing to outside points from the southern part of
the county.
steadily declining. The drop was 11ac today
SAC being paid on time receipts and 33c cash.
The demand for fresh eggs is good and the sup
ply is improving. Young hens beginning to
lay. The quality of eggs is fair.
SANTA ROSA. Jan. 10.-There another
drop in the price of eggs the local market
this morning on receipt of advices from the San
Francisco dairy produce exchange. Dealers
quoted -33 cents per dozen for choice and 80
cents for seconds. the lowest price reached since
before Thanksgiving. The production in steadily
increasing, while the demand remains steady.
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RcW lorN heFHt Market
NEW YORK. jan 1O.-The market FOR stand
ard copper the New York metal exchange v-as
hrm in sympathy with e high London u1arkef
with spot and all deliveries uD to the nnf ~
April closing ST l337 p n 13. 62tac The Ioaslon
market WAS steady. with spot quoted al f61 tes
I'D and futures at f62 los Local dealers ano.e
lake copper at 13T5G14c. electrOytic at 1350s5
II. zoe and casting at 13. 25Gn Is SOC Exports of
eoppers, according to custom house returns TO-
day. were 341 tons. making total Of 8 Isl So
far this month. Arrivals at this port were about
$40 tons.
Tin was steady with spot quoted al %. S5sa
35c: January. 20. 75d32. Soc: February 70 S5lS
33c: March. 3. 90d33. O5c. The London marksf
was lower. with spot closing at fI49 2s All and
futures at $50 los.
Lead quiet. with spot quoted at 4 ST.. m
4.I2i3c New York and at 455c East st Io,iS
delivery. The London market was higher At gfS
les I'd.
Spelter was easy. with spot quoted at IS 1osa
623 New York and Gf76.O1 1sc East ST. To,,is
The London market was unchanged At E2S 81 RI
The English iron market was higher with
Cleveland warrants closing at SIS 1fSd M
change was reported locally.
NRv@5 Sf~-e~--f~--crftn~ --a po~sr
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan fO.-Turpcntine arr,
At 944c: sales. 10S; receipts. 1fl shipments
764.
Rosin 6rrs: sales. 1904: receipts. SOS: ship
meRts. S.5S5, stock. 1Jt 100. Quote: sra b
$t.o2: F. 81 2ofl ,22i@: F. S4-2ois "a ST. fs
$4-23M4-S3. ~. 81 35e5 40; /. $500: K IS 70-
Al 6-1oS n s-ss- VIC. $3.50; WV. s7.os.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Firm: "a 3-1ed per ounce.
Money-2G2% per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 3h G3 5-16 per cent and for three
months bills 32s per cent.
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nutter. Chee-e and Eggs

Butter anu eggs ppentu the week VIII the
market literally supplied and easy. Butter ex-
the highest figure asked under the call on the
to pay The market was officially declared
weak at the decline, the weakness extending to
the lower grades The upper grades of eggs
were also lower, the decline being iac in ex-
tras and 1c in frsts, which quoted at
Soc and 34c dozen, respectively. The market
was steady at the revised quotations. the de
mand being about up to the average. There was
trading in cheese. and In the absence of
business quotations were unchanged
On the exchange 40 of fresh extra eggs
were Sold 10 going at 35l2e and so at 35c a
dozen.
Receipts were 81. 800 pounds of butter 3 800
pounds of cheese and 1tO cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by the sales, bids and offers the floor of the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations, generally range
from 115c to &c higher, owing TO the various
charges to be added.
weak: do firsts. 33c. weak: do seconds. 29c,
weak; California storage extras, 81 &c firm: do
hrsts, 30c, firm extra storage ladies, J12c,
firm; do firsts, 25c. steady.
Cheese-Callforna fancy Oats, 1Sc per ID.
firm; do frsts, 1615c firm; do seconds Ice, Arm;
fancy Young Americas. 19c. steady; do frsts.
1sc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas.
1s,ac. firm; do fats. 1s15c, firm; caF<ornia
fancy storage fats. 1715c, firm; do irsts, l6 11c.
firm: storage Young Americas. 1s1ac. hrm; New
York singles, 1910. firm; do daisies, 1910,
firm: Wisconsin singles. 1slac. firm.
Eggs tper dozen. cases included--California
fresh extras. 35c. steady: do frsts, SIC. steady;
do seconds. 3212c. steady; DO thirds, 30c,
steady; California storage extras, SIC, firm.
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COTTON FTTrREs

WASHINGTON. Jan 10.-The report OF tho
census bureau. issued today. shows that 9. .646-
half baiesl were ginned from the growth ~
1909 January 1. 1910. as compared with
- 465. .29S bales for the crop OF 1905. 9.a5I 505
for the crop Of 1907, and II, ,74l ,e39 for the
crop Of 1906
The proportion for the last three crops efuued
to January l is 95.3 per cent for the crop os
1908. 90 for 1907 and 9O.4 for 1906.
The number Of round bales included this vea-
is S+T. compared with 23O.572 last year and
179. 694 for the season Of 19OT-OS.
Sea island this year aggregated 50 400. lasr
year S6.52S. and 73.s25 for 1SO7-OS
The number OF bales OF cotton counting
round half bales and excluding lintersl for
the crop of 1909 TO January L, by states and
compared with the report Of 1900. follows
States 1910 1900
Arkansas ---...-...-...... 657 7s2 aI0 4ss
oklahoma .----.---.---.- 5266o2 J.olO
Texas ...--....-....-..-- 2.326 $50 S.4S6.C0
Grand total. ............ 9.646.2sJ 10. 465. aaS
subject 10 slight corrections when cheeked
against the individual returns Of the ginners
being transmitted BY mail.
The corrected total Of cotton ginned this sea
son to December 10. 1900. is 9.35s.SSs bales
81. louis We~i Market
ST. LOUIS. jan 10.-VOol unchanged. Me-
light fine. 22@27e; heavy fine. ia 2Ic; tub
washed, 25d3Tc.
New Orleans Cotton
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 1O-Spot cotton steady.
midding, 1519c.
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1O.-Hops in London-Pa-
ciie coast, drm, E6 6s to e..
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Meat. Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
cows and hefers.
vesl-s@loc for large and sG1o1hc for
Mutton-wethers. s@lO1sc; ewes, s@loc per
pound.
Lamb-12@12hc per 1b.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-111s @121zc for light
and 91e "a I0c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco gross
No. / fat steers, over 900 lbs, alive 4&m4%c
per lb; under 300 lbs, 4Ac; second qualify, 4a
Aye; third quality, 81 @3&c.
No. cows and neifers. 3h @3Ac; second
quality, 3@3Ac: third quality, 2A dSc; com
mon thin, undesirable cows, &c.
Fat bulls and stays, 2@2Ae; half fat or thin
Caives-Light weight per lb. SIC; medium,
sc; heavy. 4@4hc.
Sheep (per lby-wethers. No. /, 5H @54c;
ewes 4s94%c.
Lamb 1per lb)-This years milk lambs. s1s
@7c.
Hogs (per lb)---Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to lao lbs, SC; 140 to $50 lbs. SIC; $50 to $50
lbs, &c; common, undesirable hogs, 5G6c.
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Portland Butter Market
EIgin Butter

PORTLAND Jan. 10.-Butter: City and coun-
try creamery, extras, SOC; fancy, 35d3Tc; store,
20@24c.
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London Hop Market

New Orleans Cotton
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1O.-Spot cotton steady.
middling- 1515c.
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a6462s1
81. Louis yVnof VTorI.ct

ST. LOUIS. jan 1O.-WOOl unchanged. Me-
dunn grades. eOmbtng and clothing. 24f7 29c-
light fine. 22Q27e; heavy fine. ia 2Ic; tub
washed, 25@STe.
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. lO-Hops in London-Pa-
eihe coast, firm, fe IS to e..
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. Jan. 1O.-Butter steady. creams
ries. 26G34c: dairies. 25dS0c. Eggs steseYs .
eceipts. .SO2 cases. 81 aark. eases ineludeds
= y n S0lsc: frsts Sle: prime drsts. 3Sc cheese
teady; daisies, 16a4 a lie; twins 16h ~ lOizcs
foung Americas. 16lsc: longhorns. t6lee.
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Hops for crop Of 1909.
New York Produce
UopE rsn IN Hons Steady.

New York PrOdoee
NEW YORK Jan. 10--Hops
FIideS-Dull.
Petroleum-Steady
WOOl-Quiet - . , &c.
sugar Raw firm; Muscovado - 1psa 49, ?. sa
centrifugal 96 Test. 4.O5c; moiasSes s"e''
test 2 sOr Refined steady
fofec-fThe market closed inactive az a ' AF-
decline of "a 10 points. sales were oiiN ,c- 49,
bags. including January. 6.S5e, Marcn. 49,. ~,
May 7c: September. 7106I 7.1lc; DC ,emnsI. ,m.o -
d7.1Oc. Spot steady: No Rio. ~ loo (, & -
No. 4 santos. 9el91Sc. Mild qrer' CofuoNf' ''@
1ttsc. - ,.oa.
Butter-Steady to frm; western factory -flS
25c: do imitation creamery. 26ft2Sc
Cheese Strong.
Eggs-Firm: western extra hrsts. 4oc nrsls'
$50 s9c: lower grades. 30N SIC; refriSesa'o'.
251s G2Sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporsted Apples-Firm: spot fancy sa
lie; choice. 9@0ise; prime. Iiamf fSic. common
TO fair 6d6%ic
Prunes- Firm: California up TO Solos. 2Tsse
9Lic OregOns 6d9c.
ApricotS- Firm; choice. ll2s q 1llac; eAtfa
choice. 11ia df2c: fancy. 12is sMtSi2c
Peaches-Stesty; choice. ga fiIc; extra cho''s'
1et 7iSc; fancy. "a 0Se.
RaiSins-Quiet. loose museatei- 4a9c: cne'e
to fancy seeded 5Gi6Ssc: seedless, 3la dsc' Lod-
don layers. $117Ia also.
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BINGHAM eRlGANOS
BREAK IN AND BEAT
Italian Attacked In His Home and
Stabbed, and HIs House
Robbed.

Bingham, July 1i-Joe Pauloyina
an italian at Highland Bay. was bad
ly stabbed. beaten up and robbed In
his home near the Minnie mine at
1890 o'clock this morning by five
mon. PauloviDa, who is single, lives
In a small cottage with two other
miners, who were away on shift He
heard a sharp rap at his door and,
thinking that the other two men had
returned from shift. he immediately
got up and opened the door. when
five men entered. Three OF the num-
Der attacked him He was unable
to make any defense with such odds
against him and was knocked down
and beaten up In a brutal manner.
They also drew knives and stabbed
him In a number of places. To YER
ify his story at the police station
this morning. he exhibited cash on
his right side, below his ribs. moro
than three inches long, which had
bied freely Finally he managed to
clude his assailants and got away
Then the bandits turned their atten-
ton to robbing the house. They
searched every part of 1t, finding
Tloo WHICH Wdb uiuucu III various
places Paulovina declared today that
he could Identify three OF the men and
swore to john Doc complaints, upon
which warrants were issued and
placed In the hands of the officers.
who are thoroughly investigating the
matter
A trief broke into Bourgard's meat
market at 2 o'clock this morning and
was In the act of carrying off large
cnSh register when he was discovered.
and, becoming alarmed dropped IT be
side the road not far from the mar
ket, and made good his escape.
James p. Motherwall. who was going
on shift at late hour. saw the man
OF the Copper Belt railroad. Upon
being discovered he dropped the reg
lister near a ditch. II was evidently
the mans intention to take out the
money after reaching the railroad
IN the rear of the market It con
tanned considerably less than $50, nc
part of which is thought to be miss
ing He effected an entrance through
the screen OF the front door.
John Lee fell distance of thirty
or forty feet from a high bank in the
rear of the Citizens coal yard last
Right. He must lain where he fell
eight or nine hours. He sustained
painful Injuries In the region of the
hips and abdomen, though his condi
ton Is not considered critical. Police
man Ed Wilcox took him homo in ao
ambulance, where he is resting easy
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and telephoned for Or. Stewart. who
is related to the .-mily. AS soon as
DR.. Stewart entered the house he
told Mr. Rogers that his wife was
dead But he Immediately went to
work to revive her. If possible After
working fifteen minutes both knew
that all efforts were futile.
Had Complained Of Heat
Mrs. Rogers had complained Of the
heat Thursday morning and had also
complained of pains in her back AL
though her general health had been
good for the past four years. she had
stated repeatedly during the past two
weeks that the heat was affecting
her The body was taken to the un-
dertaking rooms of S. D. Evans
Mrs. Rogers WAS married to her
husband twentysiX years ago. and
would have been 80 years of age on
November 26 She Is survived by
three daughters. Mrs D r Daynes OF
Boise. and Oracle V. and Dorothy Rog-
ers OF this city w. Walter Walker.
manager OF Keith-OBrien's store. a
brother; D F.. Walker, Jr.. a broth
er. and Mrs. A. C. Ellis. Mrs. Sarah
A Paul and Miss Maud Walker. all
of whom are sisters.
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EASTERN MARKET WAS
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED

James A Pollock 6, Co. bankers
and brokers', furnish the following,
received over their private wire yes
terday afternoon:
Paine. Webber & Co. Letter. Bos-
ton.-Market was erratic again today,
but on the whole 1t was more com
Portable for bulls. Stocks showed
greater resistance on drives and mroe
activity on rallies On the local
board North Butte was the strongest
feature, rallying to 20 Ia Lake does
not yet act right and liquidation is
apparently going on. We think the
Whole list, however. is dragging on
the bottom and advise conservative
purchases
Hork,-The market today showed a
disposition to disregard adverse news
and although several movements
caused slight reccssions, still the un-
deTtone at oil times was relatively
nrm, and as was the case yesterday,
the buying In the last hour was very
aggressive and resulted In substan.
tlal recoVeries The decision of the
Interstate Commerce commission to
open Its proposed advances In com
mutation rates out of New York to
stand pending further investigation
was favorably regarded and in add
tlon the news amanating from the
conference between the representa-
tives of the trainmen and conductors
and the officials of the PENNSYLVANIA
railway were of an assuring charac-
ter. The strength of the grain mar
ket eXerted an adverse influence
temporarily, but, as expressed above,
traders today seemed inclined to ig-
more news of this nature The short
interest is said TO be Of large pro-
portions. and its presence Is undoubt-
cdly responsible for the action of the
list, but when II Is considered that
partial elimination of this factor is
result Of short covering II will tend
to weaken the position OF the list.
Hornblower Letter, Botson-Cop-
pers were dull as whole during most
OF today's session Prices were IT.
regular and changes outside OF Lake
Copper. which sold down from 35 to
80 "a. were fractional Traders were
responsible for most Of the activity
In Lake. They found scant support In
1t on the way down There is no
change in feeling. There are a few
stocks offered for sale on weak
spots. The close was steady, with
fair demand.
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UTAH COAL LANDS
ARE WITHDR

BEVERLY, Mass, July 14-Presi-
dent Taft today withdrew several mil
lion acres of coal lands in different
states of the west. bringing the total
acreage of coal lands Withdrawals
made by him up to the enormous total
of 71.51S.5SS.
About half of this amount is now
Withdrawals. The work is now com
pIete and is epitomized In the follow
Ing letter to the president from Sec
retary BallInger;
MY Dear Mr.. President: The or
ders for the withdrawal OF coal lands
VIII .ch are transmitted here Will COM
plete the series which have been pre-
pared in accordance with your in
tructions. These orders confirm and
continue all existing coal land with
drawals and add materially thereto.
The areas covered include:
Montana. 2O,2Os,S65 acres; North
Dakota. 17.S2S,1S2 acres; South Da-
kota. 2,s7o.2S7 acres; Utah. 5,S14.2S7
acres. wyoming. iS,o99,7ls acres.
"All the land however. is open to
agricultural entry. with a limited sur
face patented under the terms OF the
order OF withdrawal and In accordance
with the recent enactment providing