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The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24

"NN' >'S ~
Philadelphia, Miss.
r l. Breland.
Written for last week.
We call the attention of the
puDllc to an institution that is
to be placed in the eastern part
of Mississippi. The state Legis
lature has passed a law author
lzlng the board of trustees of the
Miss a Il NJ College to establish
an experiment station on or east
OF the n. o. Nj. d g. r. II. be.
tween the a. Il V. II. X. on the
south aud the branch line of the
|. Z. IL. X. on the north. That
this experiment sta alton will be
established IS a settled fact.
Where it will be located depends
upon the inducements of the
different localities contesting for
the station and the place that
will be of the most material ben
eft to the largest number of
the most needy people.
We believe that we are EMIT.
led to the station 50 far as the
location is concerned. This county
is thickly settled with honest,
hard working white farmers and
they have never had public
institution of the kind to give
them assistance in the persuit of
their vocation. Until late years.
the farmers of this part Of the
state were on an average Of
forty miles from a rail road and
were deprived Of the benefits to
be derived from new and up-to-
date methods of farming, which
has not been the case with those
who we're dt1erantly located.
We are entitled to the station
because we need 1t more than
most any other part Of the state,
and on account of this having
been an inland country, so far as
rail road connection is concerned
and the farmers not being in
position to keep in touch with
the experiment station of the
state. We need the station
because not one of the other
three stations in the state has a
soil like that of this county. We
are almost centerally located
with referance to the statson at
the A Il M College and the one
at Mcneil.
We may not be able to donate
as much land and money to this
station as some other localities
within this territory, but we can
give the location and can show
the board of trustees, who have
the power of granting the loca-
ton. that we are more in need Of
the institution than any other
location IN the contest and that
we have the necessary soil and
that we have as high a class Of
farmers to deal with as can be
found in the state, and a class of
farmers that are more in need of
the station than any other loca-
tion in the state. How can we
get the station! Let every farm
er in Neshoba county come to
mass meeting at the county site
and get together on a place to
attract that board of trustees.
Lets get a suitable location and
ask the board of supervisors to
help US pay for the necessary 200
acres of land. Then lets send up
petition to the board Of trustees
with the names of one thousand
farmers cn it and show that we
are not only in need of the station
but are anxious for it.
We are reliably advised that IA
bill is before the Legislature
authorizing the board OF super
visors of Neshoba county to ap-
propiate enough money to buy
the POO acres of land.
If we could get this station
there is no telling the extent of
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24

{. l.. Mutt Il Go will order
anything you want in the
way OF seed,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24
A Gre at Artist.

The great artist can paint a great
picture on small canvas.-Charles
Dudley Warner
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-03-24
NLearihu OUT.

VCdTThy OUT.
It is not the revolutions that destroy
machinery; 1t is the friction
Pgecher.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

New York. December q, 1910.
GRAIN-WH -WHEAT-SentiInent in the wheat
side in consequence Of reports Of rains in
Kansas and predictions Of quite general SHOWS
and rains throughout the wheat belt. Prices
Ct the close were AS&e net lower atl with
Liverpool was closed for the Christmas holi-
days. worlds exports for the week, accord
ing TO Broomhall. were 11192, 600 bushels,
sainst g. $40, 600 the previous week and L.
for this year was officially placed at 10000
600 bushels. only Slightly over last year, and
the exportable surplus was placed at 50, 500 600
bushels Adviees from India stated that an
wheat acreage for the end Of November at
1885, 600 acres, or per cent below that Of
last year: sowing, however. is incomplete; in
the native states the acreage is placed at
| ibIe supply showed an increase of es5 ooo
52s. 600 and a decrease last ear of $4,000.
Nc red e7!sc elevator, and s7@c f 0 ,
aaoat. coRN-Decenber shorts were ner-
vous early, and bid the market Up sc per
bGsheI. but later values turned weak and at
the close were unchanged for December and
exports were 5,354. 900 for the week, against
9S7, 600 the previous week and 2 $50, 600 last
year. The visible supply increased 1905, coo
bushels. against increase last week Of
| 76s. 900. New No ?. $50. spot. Q b aaoat.
GA TS-Inactive and barely steady. closing
unchanged TO Il net lower The visible sup
ply increased 41s 600 bushels, against an in
Of $4,000 last year. Cash oats steady and
unchanged; standard white. 3SAc: No 2.
$SAs' 13.e No 3 s7AG ssi; N a7He vRrE RYEPgR:
BUCKWHEAT-Quiet; American, 621zc :
New York; Canadian. 56c bid. i Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
COBALT STOCKS.
1tshsd by Warren, GzowsE & Co, Nc. 81
Broad strestl
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


cars on the market Steers nominal; bulls and
ms con aai to f far bulls soid at s4$z 50 per 100
common and medium cows at 81 ooQsS 30.
Dressed beef quiet at s44G1o14c for native sides.
sIssT 5t,s son; 95 iT.d 12eo e 2 sGeF7 0
e Ss s. 80 PSF @ g sG ~ 40 1sls SO s. % cows 5ss
n .: !: So p; So SIS SIS n; s5s 8 Z Ok.
s Nelson q AS6aRe 5s6 b s. !? 80 nuS cows sgs SO ia n 8 90
5 9os II. s. %; II, s6s u, s.: >. ee6 ~ 81 I5;
$50 .S3S ~; n aiSiigr. cows. ESQ n. ss 50
CALVES-Receipts, 5s5 head including 40
fer the market Veals in moderate SUPPLY and
Westerns were quoted lower with very little de-
rnand. The pens were cleared &c G6mron IN. to
er5 eF59 TOP ps prtos s0ts So 5o eus al $5ess
and ed calves at 81 5oGS5; Westsrns at 81 80:
City dressed veais quiet at 1l9l6c: country
o-ssis ssIss-Nelgon s Mccabe: Il veals. 141 n
average. SO per 100 ~ 4 rs n, S. 10 barn m
J. = Curtis & Son: I8 veals. l47 p. SO q
So 80 8 cuils. - h, IS; baIryard calf, 240 fh.
E3arew Mullen: 10 yeala, 1a6 n, So so: 1s, 125
Il H. Hollis 8 veals. 1S8 h. SO IS: IS. 15s
n SO so: !. 10 n, S6; l. $50 10. 50.
JeIIife Wright & Co; 70 veals. 12s fo' $40;
~ W - p ~ Hume: AZ veals. 143 ID. 50 80.
Ke,ns GOgrnisssiio1 ISL CeHPany; m 49 Indiana caves
1e9 b S.: q! 3 81 1io;s u; 50 1Si g. = $40 80
P " otis & GO: il veaIs. 100 n, SO IS; ?.
fO5 n. IS; ! 1eo 70, s6 So
| I2S head Including pa cars for the marker:
sis cars on sale. The trading was limited. but
prices STEADY. quality considered. one car IN,
sold Common TO prime shsep (ewes) SOLD at 50
asa per 100 70; ordinary TO good lambs at sog
sc 90 with no strictly prime offered Dressed
mutton slow At x48e per 70: dressed lambs at
llT1fc outside figures for hog dressed; country
dressed hothouse lambs quiet at SSgS1o per car
sales-Kerns Commission Company: $50 Buff
faIo lambs 81 u average. S6 Per 100 10; - n
dfana. Ell n, So; 80 Indiana sheep, f2S =, 81:
Il, I47 b. So; goats. rs ~ s.: l. 80 n. s.
+ q Curtis & Son: so state lambs, "a ID.
Sc 30: IS sheep. SIS ~ 81; buck. 23o n So.
H H Hollis: - state lambs. so 10 SO 90:
HoGs2Receipts. A. cars or s.S7e head.
including 1876 head for the market. Prices firm
On Buffalo and western advices. and heavy and q
Jigb- weight hogs pigs included. selling at IS 10
ass so rer 100 n. Country dressed hogs steacy
ssiesES Sanders: II state hogs. 1s2 n aver
age IS IS per 100 u: rough, 500 10. 81
7 {. curtis &. son: state hogs, 1fo 10 90 %
/ rough. BIO n. 81 10. 40 r,..,
Newton & CO. Gate yesterday; - Fennsyi-
vania hogs I2a n. S6 80; stag, go 10, So. 80 o
p " Otis & Co: Is state hogs, 143 10 Se Az;
rough $50 To- 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
THERLwEsTocK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Dec e7--cATTLE-Reeeipts. 3 3 991; :s,g
$ s5gs S &c. -tDKe.s DsKss s'ssas sHd ct g
$s 4aS So eSs ana naocRscelpfs astffF '' 1900
veal; early sdyancs partly lost nght oS5 s. a99 e
81 90 mixed 81 65@S7 So heaTy - ooaes < 80 %
Togg6 81 S$S 90 2ass $50 g. 70 BULK io'o Of sass 81 oG
81 So SHEEP Receipts, 10 600; strong nati1e'
e eeaSa e. "a atza MsseI ialbs s. 5a$S 5o western
y ESst ;3sSO Buffalo. Dee Receipts,
g soss 5 se slipping & ,SSs s. 5aSS ss 5as5 IS
s. s5ass . 20 as ssi5s M socers ana feeders s.
S. -; stock heifers. 50 73a$4; fresh cows ana
5g5insefT i sefive sssa ssd ows1 g 75as1e 50 HoG
ceipt. $500: active ana STEADY 70 DC hls6a s a5s
s. s4 20 ptia pigs IS 46@ss s6 rogehs s. I5gsz s.
tags IS 75as6 50; dairies. ss 100ss 40 SHEEP
f9Inbs active wethers 10c lower; heavy lambs
slow and STEADY. heavy lambs s5E$ 50 20: HANDY
$4atS4 Is. eWes So 5oGS3 70 sheep & mixed; s24$4
Kansas CITY Pee Tie s.
fSs fio oIer cows. stocEers and feeders strong
dressed bef ns9 sRe ss e2TI sses 5ss 4Ers 10 f
ad feeders stass Ri Southern nsFfve 81 g s95S s s.
BITES & 5as? 6qs 7gst 100 ' Sc 6igEsT 6as
6a 8 sse1 81 so$ss & s s9 hsas * 81 Yr5s 5A$ g = 81
@s5 * sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; 10G15c high
er lambs g ssqs6 Sc 40 ysar!eiaggs esg aS s. 6osS 80;
sna msihfss feeders 5, ss 1898 so
cincnnati Dec. 27;-cATTL. e Feeeipts. si2;
So 5oass so HoGs1-Reee z52 ;ass actiye: ~ i5c
1sr s-MSs 10 SHEEP-Receipts. 176; steady;
sass 50. Lambs steady 81, s. 5o9$6 o %
Pittsburg, DEC; 21.-CATfL fLE-steady: supply
s:ff4isH1F--steady; supply light; prime wethers
81 IaaS4 -; cglls and common. s2qs3: lambs
Hizher receipts 10 double decks. prime heavies
ss is rnediufn and heavy Workers. SIS 154ss 20.
light Ycr.ers and pigs, IS s5ass 4o' roughs. s7g
a. 40
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28


s. SOC. LEAD-cuiet; 445 @453c New dor :.
$500 44oe East st Louis ' IL ia5t "a :,
st Louis. IRON-Quiet and nominal: no l
foundry Northern, SIS 25@ 5@$1o Is. No = tls ?
q SIS IS; No 1 Southern and NO SOUTHERN Il
soft, SIS 25 a SIS IS.
MOLAsSES AND sYRUPS-Business mod
crate, with prices unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-With holiday al SaVaH-
nah, there was a quiet but steady nnarAeI IoI
trrpentine aere. Rosin quiet at former prices
Tar unchanged.
HIDEsLQuiet but steady at full but IN
changed prices -
LEATHER--steady, with = fairly good 5oo-
bng demand
DRUGS-Essential oils and roots only moo
erately active, but steady, as onerines "elo
light.
OILS-Linseed unchanged Refined petro-
leuTn steady at I. 4oc for standard wh1te IN oai-
rsls at New York.
COTTONSEED OII-Quiet. with con1para-
lively little fea ature. December closed pom :
net higher, while later months were nsgiected.
and final prices were 1G3 points lower. CTuoe
oil in the South was steady, but denland WaS
quiet. Local contract prices:
rfrf,T u.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THENEw10RK1 1RUsTCONlR4
26BROAD STREET
At THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER JAN. l. 1911!

/, >-av r.onson Steamboat Co 1st 6s
New Orleans City & Lake T. X Co.
1st 5s
New orleans City r. P Co. Gen 5s
New Orleans Ry- & It. Co Cen Hes
N. Y. & Westchester Ltg- Co. Cen
Northport waterworks Co. 1st 41ss
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. 1st os
Paducah City Railway 1st Cons os
Peace River Phosphate Min Co. 1st
Con. IS
Pine Bluff Corporation. The. Gold os
Plattsburgh Traction Co. 1st 6s
Pocahontas Cons. CoIlieries Co, Inc,
50-Yr. so Gold
Richmond 1t, Ht. & Pwr. Co. 1st
Ref. 5S
ST. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry 1st oe
sharon G. New castle Railways Co
1st Lien S. r IS
Somerset County, N J.. Building As
spartanburg Ry-. Gas & Ell Co, 1st 9s
spartanburg Ry.. Gas & Ell Co "a %
Springfield Ry. & 1t. Co. 1st Lien
Ref IS
Tarorna Gas & Electric Co LIST 0s
Tanana Valley P R Co SO 3-fr.
Coll. Trust Gold Notes
The Temple Lit & P Co list Mtge- %
Terminal Warehouse Co. 2nd Mtge os
Tombigbee Val. r. R. Co. Cen In 6s
Tri-State Land Co. Ref'g & Imp't 6s
Underground Elec. Rys Co. OF Lon
don, Ltd. 4Ad Bds. Of 1898
Underwriters Bldg. Co. 1st IS
United Gas & Elec- Co OF N j. 1st
Mtge- 5s
United Missouri River Power Go. so
Notes
Utica Belt Line St R. P Co. Cd
Mtge- 5s
Utica, Clint. & Einghanton P p Co
Cen 5s
Virginia Portland Cement Co 1st $.
Western ". 7. & Penna Ry. Co 1st IS
Worcester & Conn. East Ry- Co 1st
41as
| Yakima County, wash. s. D. No 2
Youngstown-Sharon Ry. & 1t CO.
1st s. T. 5s
DUE JANUARY 2. 1911
Citv Of Oregon, Mo-. W. ". & E L os
DUE JANUARY IA, 1911
| VIA fkawkas Ry. Co (RUssia) "a
DUE JANUARY Is, 1911
/ F-ayette- -Kanawha Mining Co. 1st os
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

PROyISIONS-Opened steady on an ad-
vance Of 3 points IN the hog market. but
later developed easier feeling under selling
by packers on reports OF a poor cash demand
There were further rumors regarding the
prevalence of hog cholera throughout the
would prove a buliish factor, fears of the
disease might result in increase in the
movement and have earish influence on
values PORk-Steady mess. s2l so; fam
ily S23 @ s24 so: short clear. S209s22. BEEF
Mess SIS @s13 so; family. S1s@S1S 80:
So BEE 7E5 HAMs-pqn; HANS sai ig s27,
$50 ID, 11Ac; leo lb. 11Iac; 40 n lie:
pigs. 12c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies bare
iy steady; 10 ib. 151 415a4 c: L. Ib, 1874 m14c;
II ID. 13tsc. Piclled hams quiet; L. re. TAIL
LOW-ouiet; city, 714c: country ~ @7si c.
LARD-Easy: Middle West. II 11@1116c. city
can. 12e; Continent 11,50c; Brazil kegs, 1sc.
Oleo - a 99ssc; city lard. IL gl254c.
E2ICE--Quiet but firm. Dan Talmages Sons,
New Orleans. telegraphs louisiana crop move
ulent to date; Receipts rough 200 sacks:
last year, 1880 525: sales cleaned 7s2 2G3
pockets; last year 762. .2es. Market steady: Of
ftrings light
sIGAR-Renned steady and fairly active.
a Tefinsrs quoting the basis of 4 soc net,
less ! per cent easn, for standard sranulated.
There was holiday at London Raw here was
euiet AMI nominal Spot prices Centrifugal. SO
test 33stse. museovado, so test 34siac; mo-
loases sugar. 50 test. 3.23ise.
METAIs-COPPER-St quiet SPOT.
December and January quoted AT lab a
I225c; February and March, 1215 q 12. soc.
Lac copper. 1919 25e; electrolytic. Il. rs O.
lie: casting IL so a l2 T5e TIE-Quiet. spot,
ID aAmbar January, February and March, IS O
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
TOPICS OF THE STREET

r,x- TRADING..Owing TO the
Fof~sls s,.s-let being closed yesterday
IenGo-, ,s-e no transactions between Ter
.here .,,ses and the local exchange.
sisf Ir-STE Sp.sT & SOUTHERN BoNDS--The
Nct.ffr of the Norfolk & Southern
ffcsAl-Hs viii meet next month 10 con-
RsiroaH ;ss;Ie of sS5. .eee.o0o first mortgage
fessss The COMPANY now las ~ aasn9si sISs i~sa
.ssae o q <oT ty the plan OF reorganization.
rroyl1ese1 ;s not enough 10 take care OF
~ g---cowth os the road
ihe II TECTRIC SECURITIES An
GAe S-ETTNG.-The annual meeting or
,UA.L.c-s1ol6ers -s-Tl6ers of the Gas Electric Sc
me So sle01r-an company VIII be held II Dover,
De-. Dsl-..,'T,ENps - pEcLARED- - Dividends
have 0et-7 sSo1ner Mining Company regular
concA dividend of fifty cents snare.
eusI I,eS,-' = January Is The South PiJtsbuTS
tsy.s.- Company initial diylceaa OF Ia
NsAe- rayable January 5. The Con-
Ter FIsbber Shoe Company regular semi
Ss1se - per cent The GuanaJ Juato De-
snles-.sr- CoIapsny usual seIni-annua1
relel... nsvsbie January j. The Mime
rer oenl, oes.I.s-si pS Electric Company regular
s7eIs s--ral 5 per cent on the preferred and
selns,~- quarterly lS4 per cent Oh the COM
5es hoth payable February / Canadlan
Eloi-- Foundry Company, Ltd Montreal,
tblse- quarterly Ia per cent On the Pre-
Tesss nsvsble January >. Ottawa Lisnt-
81. q Power Company, Montreal extra
!. - rent on the prsAtIlSt StoSA- me
3 ens..-se-er ns.- Traction, Light & Power Com
S1s-- -er71Isr quarterly 3 share, pay
1c~Tys-v 16 The United States In
fes Alcohol Company has declared a
6ssee..-lv dividend OF Is per cent upon its
esssssa--ss stock. paysble on January Is.
FssHpT T~sTION TO LIST.-Applicadon
Ar - made 10 the Stock Exchange TO
- - following securities Lake Shore &
as.s1Sxn =. southern. sz5.eeo,090 additional
-ts---ar-ze wear : per cent bonds: Ten
80 Cosl & Iron Railroad Company. S.
rasS additional general mortgage per
DezS DeLrSp eSE75 STATES PLAYING CARD
= -r--riTeS States Playing Card Company
ss--ssclsred q quarterly dividend Of "a
= re-+ or It's capital stock. payable jan
1aII This is an increase OF 4
- Ter cent over the last preceding dis
ts--ss.--1ent = and placed the stock on q
~ ~ csn4 vearly dividend basis.
T-rTsRACH COMPANY DIVIDEND
r. Welsbach Company has declared an
I--is1 serri-aunuaI dividend Of 81 per
a.-- On the preferred stock. payable De-
ee-TpsE TTsE COPPER oUTPUT-The Utah
.ssS5i5 pounds. compared with 7,5S2,2l9
-aruds il October and 7,a71,o ,oS5 pounds IN
EsF "COPPER" NARKET-The copper
-,s-o1 market IS dull. with no buying move
-,s-- IN sight Small sales of electrolyJlc
re ls-ge selling agencies and producers
sc er6eavor1ng 10 hold prices, but are
As-r 4I7,5ersol6 BY the small dealers. The
..srerrsut that copper smelling IN the cur
-rr- vss- would run about . per cent be
io-- 7Ts,sr II was in 1895 attracted some at
,s-4ior n The copper trade. as domestic
5sfve-les --ls year have been IN the ne1sh-
forhco5 Of 81. .A0o. ..1 pounds
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

Chicago. sc discount; San Francisco sight
&C, telegraph Sc; New Orleans, commercial
- discount oank - premium. charleston.
I5e discount bid. SC premium asked: Sa-
vannah, buying 3-16c discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex-
changes sos, ,a47 o47. balances S. 274, ,76l; Bal
timore exchanges SC. S24. .ss7. balances s74i.-
266: Philadelphia, exchanges SIG, ,1S6. .5Ss bal
ances G.3al see: Boston, exchanges SIS 99s-
6s6 balances $sI4 .62: Chicago, exchanges
SOL Ass. 1872 balances s., 90, OIL
SILVER MARKET. - Commercial bar
silver, Sic; Mexican silver dollars, 45c: bar
silver closed in London at 25Isd
GOLD PREMIuM.-In Madrid, 725; Lis
bon. $50.
change on New York is quoted at 2.0II2
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Dec. 2T.-Territory wool again leads
the local wool market. with ra1rIy neAFy
sales at unchanged prices. The bulk OF ths
business Is In Montana fine staple aIr1oGSn q
consfderabIe half blood Montana and ldaHo
have changed hands Ohio and Pernsyiyaniss
deeces are IN fair demand. but there IS I1ttle
caIl for other nearby woods or for the Texas
or California product. The leading donsStic
Quotations: Ohio and Pennsylvania 1eeces;
DeIafns washed S4c: Xxx. &c; Inc urlr1ler-
Charitable - Q CSC; one-haR blood corotnS-
% a soc: three-eighths. 9S9 30c5 one-Guarrs-.
81 1eSc: deIaine unwashed 2S1z G 2Tcs fne.
% 323c- Michigan. Wisconsin and New 1o-S
feeces- Fine unwashsd. 2Or21c. dclS-i1>s ~
a2Tc; one-haIf blood. IS 2ec. Kentucky, IN
diana and Missouri: Three-eighths blood. 29g
soc; ons-quarJer. ~ q 2Sc- Secured basis
Texas: Fine twelve months. $50 soc; fine SIX
to eight months seq Sc: fine fall. IS Q 5oc-
California: Northern, 50 q SIC; middle county
so q SIC: southern. As q 4Sc. fail free. IS 9 aSc
Oregon: Eastern staple No /. 6S Q Ode; east
ern clothing 90 q Gle; valley No l. 81 q 5Sc
Territory: Fine staple IS q S4e: nre medium.
81 a 60c: fine clothing, 81 @ 5Sc: dne medium
55 5Se: one-haIf blood coubirg. S0u6
rntee-efshths. 81 . Ste ors-auarters SOC GS2e-
Pulled: Extra csc. fns y. IS . 6oci a supcrs'
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Ashland Waterworks Co. 1st Mtge. 5s.
Athens Terminal Co. 1st Mtge- os
Auburn Gas Co. 1st Mtge. skg. Ed os
Bronx Gas & Electric Co. 1st Mtge- os
Central Market ST. Ry. Co. 1st s. F. os
Citizens Gas & Electric Co. OF Coun-
ell Bluffs 1st Mtge. Is
City Of Galveston. Texas
City of Pullman. Wash. Funding IS
City of Rome, Ca. Renewal or Re-
funding Mtge. 41as
City of Sedalia. Mo. Refs 41as
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. Of Terre
Haute, Ind. 1st Refg 5s
City Water Co. OF Maryvills 1st
Mtge IS
C1inchheld Coal Co. 1st 5s
Consolidated Gas. Electric 1t. &
Power Co. Of Balt- 3-Yr. SO Notes
East Hampton Electric Light Co. 6s
East Ohio Gas Co. 1st Mtge- s. r IS
Edison Elec. 1t. & Pwr. Co, Erie,
Pa, 1st js
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co.
Of Phila., Pa. 1st Mtge. 5s
Erie County Electric Co. 1st Mtge- As
Florida Publishing Co. LIST Mtge. 6s
Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversville r
r. Co. Gen Ref'g Is
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville r.
r. Co. 1st Cons. Refg 41ss
Franl<lin County, n. c.. Fds Bonds Of
1901
Globe Street Railway Co, Debt. 5s
Greenwich Tramway Co. LIST 5s
Hackensack Water Co. 1st As
Herkirner County Light & Power Co.
1st IS
Indianapolis Water Co. cen1 Mtge.
41ss & 5s
JonesviIIe, S. c.. Schr Dist SIS
Kan. City & Westport Belt Ry. Co.
1st 5s
Kan. City So. Ry. Co. Ref & Imp. 5s
Kootenaf County. Idaho, Fdg. Bonds
sc
Lincoln Traction Co. tNew1 Gold 5s
Lincoln Traction Co. (Old) Gold %
Lockport Light, Heat & Power Co.
1st Mtge. Ref'g 5s
Macon. Dublin & Savan- R r Co
1st IS
Mahoninx & Shenanso Ry. & 1t. Co.
1st Cons. Refg 5s
National Conduit & Cable Co. lst os
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money OF can
tpeAsd e 2ss Per cent; highest, 50 Per cen. :.
.9sesL % per cent; closing, 3A per cent.
ing rate. 52s per cent Time money vas
LEI and without material change IN os-
..s,a or supply. Rates, 3s.G4 Per cent Lol .
ss-Ity and sixty days. per cent fof ninety
ID =, -oC-, I've and six months
Mercantile PAPER wac in fair demand ana
ne attractive names were seen RsIes'
xs9 per cent for sixty TO ninety Gays III III
et9rse6 bills receivable; z1zN5 per cent loi
.Aeioe four 70 six months single names
'2 peT cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE foreign e1-
lsnge market opened steady WITH caoles
fsssSso e. E-s5Sz $3.50. demand stst Sc q
~ So and sixty-day bills at 4ez-z.
seeS- SIC rraacs We're quoted at so less ,!o 13lo
- ssort reichsnarks al So less lib ne
sS.get was weak in the afternoon snow
s1s oecline OF about &c from the opehliLs;
.ao-sS weT6 quoted al i.S555G $3.50, oe'ila.lo
saans 81 4s5I5Qz $50 and stxry-day bills
sse2is y -s2zs- Short francs held arouzio
---ss and short -eichsmarks 81 lS-le- There
- good supply of commercial bills IN
-. market while the demand for remit
zee wes light
senEsref FloSred rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

Spot quiet and % points lower at IA Csc for
niddIns upland and is. 2oc for uliddling Gulf.
Delivered on contract 6, 200 bales.
C0FFEE-Inactive sales, 2S.500 bags; prices
frnler, closing at 5Gl17 points net higher Offer
irgs were very small throughout the session and
the market felt tire influence OF the strength
abroad. where Havre was l franc higher, and
Hamburg showed an advance OF S4l9l pig. -2io
was inactive 10 reis decline. while Santos vas
100 reis higher. Rio exchange Jondop was
1921 lower at ID 9-S2d- Warehouse deliveries
of Brazilian coffee at United States ports last
week were 14S,s65 bags, against 49, 40 last
year. The visible supply OF Brazilian coffe in
and afOat for the United States was 9. s5T, ,oS3
bags. compared with 4,4T09So last year and
G99. .532 two years ago Spot quiet, but steadier
at 13lsc for Rio No A. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28

Jumbo. sqsAo. No 1. exc: No 2 f1sG5c. spsn-
ish No / SIS sG7c; No ., 81 g5@sc. PECANS.
paper shell. JUMBO. 70. 14c; polished O1s1lZ s
HONEY-The better grades OF clover corno
hold IN we'll Poorer sorts drag Clover ex-
tracred scarce and firm Buckwheat COMB SLOW
exrracted 70 De had and dealers refuse 70 taks
hold at the high prices asked Glover, COMB.
fancy white. 10, 15c; No 1. 14e; No = nQlSS.
SO 10c: extracted, 7GI 1zc; West Indian, extract
ed az TO quality. gallon. IsGoUc-
BEESW WAN-QuOIation OF 29G Soc about
covers dealers paving prices for average dne do
restfc wax; tobbtns sales going higher aaS
poorer stack lower
MAPLE SUGAR-Under good demand and
cornparatively light stocks prices advanced aao
figures given represent dealers paying prices 10
average hn5 stock Sugar, ID. 1i1locs syrup,
gallon. 95cGS1
EIRS AND SkINS--Ths tendency OF prices
continues downward and there are some re-
visions made this week, although 10 turrne-
changes in the prices offered h5re expected unuL
atrer the results OF ths January Lo1don AUCTION
sales known
New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dec. 27-Predictious OF rain OF SrOw
Tonight where needed Il the winter wheat
belt made -h- market here heavy to-day There
was also big increase OF the visible supply
Latest sales were Ss01@c TO sc under ths
previous close Corn finished n shade 20 nc
Down, oafs unchanged 10 &c decline. and pro
visions the same Saturday night 70 2ec be
low. Range OF prices