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New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton MoNcmcnt.

Galveston: Steady; middling. IA l5-l6c;
net receipts, S943; gross receipts, 3s43;
stock, 121 ,36S
New Orleans: Firm: middling, 143sc; net
RECEIPTS, 4l30; gross receipts, 1925: sales,
1890; stock 210035; Great Britain, $500.
Mobile: Steady; middling. l5c: net re-
celpts, Isl; gross receipts, 81; sales, AGO.;
stock, 276IS.
Savannah: Firm; middling 14zsc; net
receipts, 1923: gross receipts, 1929; sales,
1890: stock, 76,14; coastwise, GAS.
Charleston: Nominal; net receipts, 49,;
gross receipts. 10; stock. 1884.
Wilmington Nominal; net receipts, 200;
gross receipts 900; stock, 1864.
Norfolk: Firm; middling lake; net re-
ceipts, $685. gross receipts. 1853; sales, 24
stock, 80. 23s; coastwise. 653.
Baltimore: Nominal; middling, 14ssc
stock, 10, 4l5.
New York. Quiet middling, 15.l0c; gross
receipts, 499 sales, 900 stock, 1676 $50; Great
Britain, $50; coastwise, 1873.
Boston: Quiet; middling, l5.10c net re-
ceipts, so; gross receipts, 1920
Philadelphia: Steady; mddling, 5.35c;
stock, 1851.
Pensacola: Net receipts, 500; gross re-
ceipts, SEQ; continent, SEQ
Total today at all ports: Net. l,090;
Great Britain, 1850; continent, 63G; stock,
694,67S.
Consolidated at all ports: Net. 1l,C90;
Great Britain. 4-50.
Total since September / at all ports:
Net. 5,72S.671 Great Britain, l6OS, 724;
France. 74S, l94: continent, 1,S1O,4l4; Japan,
45C95; Mexico. 12,Sl9.
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WHEAT MARKET IS
ON DOWN GRADE
Receipts Are Very Heavy at
All the Grain Centers
DAYS PRICES LOWER
Corn Opens Steady But Liberal Selling
Causes Decline Followed by Rally,
Oats Close strong and Proyis-
Ions Firm
BY JOSEPH f. rRtTcHARD

Chicago, February Especial Car
riers. of wheat in the northwest, ac-
cording to Minneapolis advices, this even
ing will have all they will be able to do
for some time. Wire reports say that
the sidetracks of many of the big roads
are still chock full Of loaded wheat
cars and that the country is calling for
additional cars. Minneapolis and Duluth
received PIG cars of wheat last week. and
while that showed a falling off of 1876
cars from the previous week. 1t was 1891
period a year ago.
These advices and the fact that the big
spectators at Minneapolis are less sure
of their position caused many of the local
SPECTATORS to throw their long wheat
overheard as well as to put out short
lines
On tbs Great Northern road alone
switching has been delayed for several
days and the cleaning up of this line alone
will make the run large early the COM
ing week.
In nearly all markets the cash holder
is shading the premiums and it looks
very much as if the largest holders were
endeavoring to get rid of good sized
chunks of the article at prices not made
public
There was noticeable lack of friends
in the wheat market today, save at
81 90 for May, around which there were
liberal orders on the buying side. Final
prices showed May nearly i4c lower.
July was &c lower. September was .un-
changed.
The corn market opened steady. and
there was Q big demand to be filled at
Gee for May which was accomplished.
Quite liberal selling by commission
houses carried the price 10 65ssQ66Ac.
Buying against daily and weekly downs,
covering by shorts and some new COM
mission house buying stopped the decline
and a fractional rally took place.
Oats were easier with corn early, but
the feeling was stronger at the close.
There was fairly liberal local demand
FOR provisions. This buying was led by
a prominent operator which opened the
market sharply higher and kept the I'M
provement and made a firm closing. The
selling was chiefly in the way of realiz-
mig.
a,,otafiopc .uera follpc-s
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Pork sausa ge. 10Ac.

Pork sausage, ~ &C.
Flour and f-ecdstuIs.
corrected by Tennessee Mill COY
Nellie King flour, per barrel. $3.50.
Bulted satinet,9 meal. per 96-lb. sack,
s1.7e.
No 2 corn, per bushel SIC.
White oats, per bushel. Csc.
Pure wheat shorts, 1913.
Pure wheat bran, s31.
100-ib. c. S. bulls. per ton, STA
Prime G. 5. meal, per ton. S33
Feed c. S. meal, per ton, $31.
No. / timothy hay per ton, $24.
Mixed alfalfa and johnson grass. $40
Green alfalfa, per ton SIS.
100-lb. corn chops, per sack, 3165.
t,lour l., wood l6c higher.
Fruits and Produce.
Corrected by Douglass Bros)
Apples-Fancy, per Dbl. s45oW55O.
oranges-Florida, per box. 81.
Lemons-Tancy, $685..
Lfmes-Imported. per 100. S1.25
Irish Potatoes-Choice Michigan, per
bushel, S5c.
Sweet Potatoes-Dooley, per bu., Soc;
per Dbl, $2.5c.
Cabbage-Dansh, per H., 2Ac.
onions-Choice yellow and red globe.
per H., FAC.
Lima Beans.-Per H.. &c.
Peas-Vrginia Blackeye, per bu.,
s325
CocoanutS-1eT sack. e9.io.
Cranberries-Per bbl.. IS. Fer box,
$2.26.
Spanish Onions-Per crate. $780,
Celery-Fancys per crate, Sc; per doz..
75c.
Tangerines-Ss.I5
Observation-Disclosures, per box, $3.50.
Grapes-Malaga, per key S5.a6.
Tomatoes-Florida, per crate, So
PouItry, Game and ESEs.
Corrected by Birmingham Pr oduce Coz
Hens medium. 50 a 40c; live, per 1b.,
lac loo; dressed. 16W lie.
Large fryers, ESQ SEC; medium, 20G
use. small, $50 aoc.
Turkeys. live, per h., 22c; dressed
24G125c.
Geese, 65475c; ducks, 500 ACE
guineas. soc; roosters. soc.
Fresh eggs, 25c.
Rabbits, per doz., 50.
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New York, February Especially -Lan-
cashire spinners are evidently of the
opinion that the balance OF the crop will
sell about at this price, as they have
taken large quantity of cotton during the
last week at advanving prices and they
show a disposition to continue to do So
This is the feature to which we have
called your attention as the factor which
was the support to the market, aided by
a further demand from the continent.
1t is evident that the spinners abroad re-
gard the outlook as indicative of better
trade demand for cotton goods They
feel the effect of tine EXTREMITY light move
,nent of the American crop. There Is
d demand appearing for the cotton in our
stock from our spinners So long as this
varied demand continues we look for Il
further improvement in prices.
Liverpool should be 5 points higher on
Monday
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago. February Seattle Receipts
estimated at 1900. market steady. Beeves
s4.20a7 so; Texas steers. $1,000 .S5: west
ern steers, s4td5. So; stockers end feeders,
$685.; cows and heifers, s2.10@5 80;
calves, s7u9
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 16000 mar
ket strong to cents higher. Light, S. 100
S.45; mixed sSi5Qs.60; heavy, $s.20@o CO.,
rough, $s.2Qd1S So; good to choice heavy
sS.35@S co. pigs, s7.15QS %; bulk of sales,
IS. 40alS. 30.
Sheep Receipts estimated at 1000; mar
ket steady. Native, 81 15G6.40; western
81 25M6. 20; yearlings, 81 1908. IS; lambs. ma
tive, G.50@S co; western. 49, 50@S.65.
Kansas City, Mo-, February 5.cattle-
Receipts &c., no southerns; market
steady; receipts for the week. 800.
Choice export and dressed beef steers
s.. 90QI7 l5; fair to good. s515.s5; stockers,
So. 5O6t5. 25 southern steers, 81 .25d5 S5;
southern cows, s3Q450.
IIogs-Receipts $500; market cents
higher; receipts for the week, 4OsO0. Top.
IS SO: bulk of sales. s.. 3odlS. 50; heavy,
So 45dIS so; packers. S.. 35@S. 80; light, $S.10Ql
S.s5: pigs. s7@7,75
No sheep; receipts for the week $1,000.
st. Louis February 5.-Catuc-Reeelpts
SEQ, including 800 Texans; market steady.
Native shipping and export steers, Sc. 90
$50: dressed beef and butcher steers,
s.. 450f6. so; stockers, SO. 4oGi5; Gamers,
81 .50G13.
Hoes-Receipts 25oo: market steady.
PIGS and lights IS. 25GfS. 30; packers. s.25
as. so: butchers and best hcavics, $40
as. 60.
Sheep-Receipts 200; market steady. Ma
tive muttons. s4.50a5.s5; lambs, s1nS.5o;
stockers, sa.25@4.
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London. February 5.-(Special)--No
neers come of age this year, and only i've
eldest sons Of peers come OF age. sse
are Lord Windsor, Lord Plymouths lNir,
Lord de Blaquieres heir, on August |;
Lord De Blaquiere's heir. on August /;
Mr. George St. Vincent Harris, Lord Iiar-
,js, heir. on September 3; Mr.. Lionel Hal
ium Tennyson. Lord Tennyson's heir, on
November Z, and Mr.. James st. Vincent
Broke Saumarez, Lord de Saumarez
heir.-on November 30. In addition two
brothefs of peers who are heirs. presunip-
tive to-the title come of age, These are
Lord Victor Paget, Lord Anglesey
brother. on May II. and Lord Vernons
brother. Mr.. Francis William Lawrence
yenables-Vernon, on November 6, The
PEERS not yet of age are Lord Exmouth
Lord Petre Lord Congeton and Lord
Ct J.eonards, who come of age next year
Lord Rodney in 1912, Lord Carbery in
ie,3 Lord Gresham in 1915 Lord Boiling
broke in 1911 Lord Shannon in 1918, Lord
Romlly in 1920 and the little Lord Done
gal in 1924.
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TO PRESERVE ALEXANDRIA
King Alfonso Interested in Lam.iebie
Project

Madrid, February Especial liking
Alfonso is deeply interested in the plans
to protect and preserve the famous AL
hambra.
The king recently informed Senior La
Chica, member of the Cortss, of his wish
to become a member of the society OF
the Friends Of the Alhambra" He also
expressed the view that larger sums
should be spent for The preservation and
safeguarding of ancient monuments in
Spain,
In order to spare the pockets of the tax
payers, this might, he suggested. be done
by making a charge for admission. His
Majesty added that this was done in othsr
countries.
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STOCK MARKET IS
MUCH STRONGER
Substantial Gains Are Made in
the General List.
BUYING IS GENERAL
enening Is Active and I'm Spite of At
eanpts BY Bears 10 Force Prices
Down Gains of Several Points
Are Made.
By RALPH EMERSON.

New York, February Brisk buying
h the two hours OF trading on the
stock market today was reflected in sub
stantal gains of from "a to 4s4 points,
the last named rise being in Pullman
Palace Car. So far as the course of
prices indicated there seemed to be a
pretty general desire to buy stocks at
Dresent levels in the belief that the in
0ation has now all gone from the market
Il was a satisfactory market all round
not at all animated or nervous, but
STEADY and strong.
Tho opening was active with consid-
enable variation in the degrees of
Strength. American Smelling and Rein
iAg was conspicuous for its overnight
advance, the third sale being at S27s
whereas the stock closed on Friday night
1t SIS The short interest here was said
20 be greatly over-extended. Steel opened
with an overnight gain of Sc; Rock Is
Dend was in fair demand and the London
cables showed a pronounced increase in
Strength abroad.
The first break came in copper, with
American Smelling and Amalgamated re-
acting nearly a point and the rest of the
market fractionally sympathetic. The
bears finding it impossible to force the
stocks, resumed their covering.
The report today that George w. Per-
kips, the partner of ]. p. Morgan, had
told President Taft he favored federal
sharters for interpretations gave an easier
tone to Wall street for the administra-
zion measure of federal Incorporation
was one about which there had been
Some anxiety.<
While early cables told of better con-
ditions in London there was scarcely
any activity upon the London stock ex-
change all the different sections being
quiet but firm Consols regained one
sixteenth of their loss of yesterday and a
few small increases were shown else
where Foreign discounts were unchanged
In the money market.
Expectations of the cutting OF a sub
stantial "melon" was the ground for
heavy buying of Pullman Palace Car.
1t is believed that the extra dividend of
Pullman will increase the stock to go.
The Hill stocks were strong and fairly
active and there was apparently no
ground for the rumor that the dividends
would be cut.
; The tone at the close was steady and
weak.
Government bonds were unchanged.
Railroad and other bonds strong.
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New Orleans cotton Market.

New orleans. February 5.-Spot cotton
firm: unchanged; middlng, 147sc. Sales on
the spot. go bales to arrive 2o9.
Futures opened steady at an advance
OF to . points on The old crop deliv-
cries and points UP on the new as the
result of higher Liverpool market than
expected and official reports of the heaY-
lest spot trading on record for Saturday
In that market. Shorts covered around
the opening and considerable buying for
long account canW In on, overnight or
ders. based on Yesterdays very bullsll
weekly statistics. At the middle OF the
morning prices were at the highest of
the day, u to % points over yesterdays
closing. Durins the remainder of the ses-
sion acalping longs took their profits
and this selling served to cause prices
to sas the naartet closing steady at a
net advance of 16 to IS points on the
old crops and . points on October
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JAPAN IN GLORY
Industrial and Agriculture situation L.
Not Promising

Tokyo, February 5.-(Special.)-The eco
homie situation in Japan is not encourage
ing. and the looked-for revival has not
arrived. As a result. depression in manu-
featuring is very great, and the agricul-
tural section throughout the entire island
is gloomy.
This brought the price of the staple
commodity down, and, as result, the
amount of money in the hands of the
large consuming class is for the present
comparatively small The weaving indus
try is particularly hard hit by this de-
preston. and a limit is being put upon
production by agreement among the
weayers.
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New York, February 5.--Coffee futures
opened steady at an advance of points
and ruled generally firm on local bull sup
port and covering. inspired by steady Eu
ropean markets and cables from Havre
reporting that the sales of government
coffee passed off at full prices. There was
some hedge selling of the late positions
by Europe but all these We're readily abb
sorbed, and the close was steady at q
net advance of ) to 10 points. Sales were
reported of 24,250 bags, including February
at 6.s5c; March. 695c; May, Use: Septem-
Der, 7.1CqI.15c; December, 7.10c. Hayre
was 4 franc higher TO 4 lower. Spot
steady; Rio No. e $780, Santos No. 4. s@
Csc mild quiet; Cordova, 9l1112c.
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STATE PRISONERS
Twenty-Threc Are Retained by Cal
cuttn Aufhoritscs

Calcutta, February 5.-(SpeciaD-Offl
cal returns slow that there are at pres
ent In India 20 persons detansl
as state prisoners under the provisions of
Bengal Regulation III, of 1878, and kin
bred regulations.
OF these, nine have been kept in vario..s
jails since December, 1908. These are the
deportees dealt with by the Indian au-
tborities as a measure of combating tl~
terrorist movement among the educated
Hindus.
\ OF the ren1ainiug state prisoners, ere,
the exKing Thebaw Of Buyi,ia. has been
kept under police supervision first at
Mandalay and then at Ratnagiri since
1856
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i6 5-lsc nominal. Receipts 4SO; stock,
pin OfO


Liverpool, February 5.-Moderate BUSH
ness done in spot cotton; prices 10 points
higher;2 American middllng fair, s.4Sd !;
good iniddling, S2od; middling, sod; low
middling. 7.94d; good ordinary, 7.6Sd; ordi-
nary, 7.43d.
The sales of the day Were $4,000 bales
of which 1000 We're for speculation ana
export and included 10000 American. No
receipts.
Futures opened firm and closed steady.
February, 7S4d; February March, 7.S3lad
March-April, 7.s4d; Apri-May, 7.sl1ad;
May-June. 7.s1d; June-July 7.7S1zd; July
August, Tod; August-Septembe lid;
September October, 7.00lzd; October-No-
vember, 6.sGtad; November December,
6.711kd: December January. January
February, February March, 6.6912d.
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Manchester, February 5.-During the
week a feeling growing in cloth circles
that no further material decline in raw
cotton is probable in the near future
led to slightly increased business at
current values. chiefly in standard cloths
for China and India for delivery during
the next few months. Mediterranean
trade was slightly smaller and there is
no anxiety to place contacts on a large
scale.
Manufacturers of yarns fail to find a
market for large quantities and only a
small business TRANSFERRED at unchanged
rates after considerable negotiations.
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Money on Call.

New York. February 5.-Money on call
nominal; time loans dull and easy; sixty
and ninety days. s1a@s& per cent; six
months, per cent: prime mercantile pa
per. 41aM5 per cent Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business In bankers
bills at SiS3.SC@4 80 for 60-day bills and
at s4.96.15 for demand: commercial bills.
81. S34 04S334. Bar silver. 511ac: Mexican
dollars, AZ. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds firm
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Members of Birmingham
Lodge No. 79, 8. P. O. E., are
requested to assemble at the
residence Of our late brother,
F. M. Gardner, Whitfield flats,
corner 9TH avenue and 23d
street, tds attend his funeral,
Monday morning at 10:3O.
o. w. Frickhoeffer, e. +.
Il. e. Shropshire. Jr., Secty.
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Houston Steady; middling, 147sc net
receipts. 1864; gross receipts. 1851; ship
ments $3.50; sales. 96 stock, 1l7s4S.
Augusta Steady: middllng, l5c; net re-
ceipts, PSI; gross receipts 26l shipments.
S43 sales 155 stock. 81 9S7.
Memphis: Steady; middling, l5asc; net
receipts. 1945; gross receipts, 1897; ship
ments, 1146; sales 3S0l; stock, 179,72l,
St Louis: Steady; middling l51zc; net
receipts, ISL; gross receipts llsl; ship
msnts, go; stock. 43,217.
Cincinanti: Net receipts 80; ship
ments, 1893; shipments, 26o; sales, 400;
stock, 49, 800
Little Rock: Nominal: midding. 1434c;
net receipts, 95: gross receipts, 95; ship
ments, 760 stock, 53,l7e.
Total today: Net receipts, 6109; gross re-
ceipts, 1881; shipments, 1865; sales, Ho1;
stock, 4G9s17.
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Local Cotton Markets.
Corrected by Morris 4 Col

Corrected by Morris 4 Coz
Lard, 141sc; compound, lie.
Clear bellies. 1914 q lac.
Rib bellies, 1Sa1312c.
ID. S. short ribs, 123ic.
D. S. fat backs, &c.
Smoked clear bellies, 141ac; fancy,
Hams, smoked, 15ia416hc; Califor-
Bacon. fancy. 21c; medium. 19c.
Pork loins, 131ac; spare ribs, t3c.
Ham butts, 121sc; Boston butts, 1ec.
brains, SC; beer livers. &c.
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MefRI Market.

New York, February with the ex-
change closed as usual on Saturday the
metal markets were practically nominal.
Tin was reported easy at 500 5000. 80.
Local dealers quote lake copper at
s13. 621ad1S. 70: electrolytic, 3.371s@1S 20;
casting, SIC. 121aQ13. 371a.
Lead was unchanged at si.e71sd4. 721S.
Spelter was quoted at s5.900615.
Iron unchanged.
Silver Size
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ST. Louis. February 5.-Wheat: futures,
weak; cash. steady; track No. 2 red,
cash. s.. 25Gl1 20: No. 2. hard, 81 OS1A41 .l5
May. sl.c9is; July. 9Sa99,sc.
Corn: Weak; track NO. :, cash. 6Si-c;
No. q white, 6jiAc.
oats, Futures. unchanged: cash, lower
tract, no. 2, cash. sSc; Nay, 4sc; July
42a.c; No 3 white, 4sc.
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Dry Goods.

New York. February 5.-There was a
firmer tone in cotton goods during the
day. Nappings have been advanced and
have enjoyed a good sale. Jobbers are
doing a moderately steady trade and
the results are better than last year in
most cases and certainly not behind last
year More interest is shown in fine
and fancy cottons.
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Some Uncertainty.

Ffom TIL IBIS.
Did you ever stop To think. my
dear" said Mr.. Mieawber gazing at
his plate of lobster salad, that the
things which we love most in this
life are the very things that never
agree with us?n
will you be so kind said Mrs.
Mlcawber. "as to tell me whittier you
are speaking of the salad or of me.
sire"
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Savannah. February 5.-Turpentine firm,
5slAc; sales, "a: receipts, 167: shipments.
rs. Rosin flrin sales. 1193; receipts, 5s3;
shipments, 2549; stock. 10000, Quote: r.
s4.25; D, $3.50; e, %.S7h; F.. 4.421h G,
81 IS; II, $4.55 /. $40; X. $50: NJ. $3.50;
N, Sc. 65; w W, $7.05; w w. $3.50
charleston, February 5.-Turpentine
firm, 59ihc Rosin firm. Quote: A. B, G.
81. 25; D, $3.50; f. A.S74; r. A.421s; G,
81 IS: u. 1885, I. $40; x. S.75; M, $3.50;
N, s6e5; w G, s7.o5: w W. $3.50.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. February 5.-The condi-
ton of the treasury at the beginning of
business today was as follows
Trust Funds-Gold COIN 1854, SS6SC9 sill
yer dollars, s4si.91S02o; silver dollars Of
1890, s3,S7s, 800: silver certificates outstand-
ing, s4s4,9is,o00.
General Fund-standard silver dollars in
general fund, sG.l50S75; current liabilities,
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Cation seed OIL.

New York, February s.--(Special.) THE
cotton seed oil market started easier to-
day under continued poor demand for
actual oil but steadier later on specula-
tive buying of distant months. induced by
the strength of cotton and lard
New Orleans. February 5.-Cotton seed
oil. prime refined in barrels, per pound.
7 10c
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No. Orlcnrs Cnttnn Futmres.

New Orleans. February 5.--Spot cotton
firm. Low ordinary. II s-16c nominal; orr
binary, re, nominal; good ordinary.
Is --iGc.s strict good ordinary. l37sc; low
nGdlng. 4 5-l6c: strict low lriddiing,
f43sc: middlins. 1890; strict middling,
Isl i6e, good n,iddiinw. 15Ae: strict saod
middliuE. Is 7-iGc; miGdling fair Is 9-jGc;
nsiddling fair 10 fair, u l5,l6c: fair.
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s9s. 59s 655: working balance in treasury
offices, s29,a97 1877; in banks to credit of
treasurer OF the United States s35. 4o9, 24S;
subsidiary silver coin. $50 1876; minor
coin, s11.5722 96: total balance in general
fund S331 100 OPT
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were as follows:

Fiour-Steady winter patents, $500
go; straights, s5@5 40 spring straights,
81. S0@5 60: bakers. IS 25@5.25.
Rye-No. 2, S04S1lsc.
Barley-Teed or mixing, 62@66c; fair to
choice mating 67m7l1sc.
Flax Seed-No. l southwestern, $2.0olai
No. northwestern. s3,15la
Timothy seed, s4.l5.
Glover sl4.
Mess Porh-Per barrel. s21. 1922.
Lard-Per 100, pounds, $l2 .07Hf9l2. 121a
Short lbs. Sdes-Loose, $l1 50Qi1.75.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed, sl2QR l2la.
Butter-Steady; creameries, 25q29c;
dairies. 23@27c.
Eggs-Easy; receipts 49O6 cases at mark
cases included, 1920; firsts, &c; prime
firsts, 2sc.
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 174l7Ac; twins,
16AQ17c; young Americas, 16lsdl6Ac;
long horns, 1GM@16ac
enthusiastically; choice TO fancy, 42a
43e: fair to good 3SQt0c.
Poultry-steady; turkeys, lie; chickens,
Veal-Steudy: 30 TO % h. WITS, Sq9c
60 to IS H. WITS, sal0c: So to 10 lib. wits.
lCM1lc.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
Imports and Exports

New York. February 5.-Imports of mer-
chandise and dry goods at the port OF
New York for the week ending January 70
we're valued at s2o59o, 1877. Imports or
specie for the port of New York for the
week ending today we're sSo,33o; silver and
gold in larger quantity.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06

Kansas city, February 5.-Wheat, 81 .o4N
| o4A bid; July. 94isc.
Corn: May e4Mc; July 64lAc