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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-31
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the County Commits
sioners Of Stark County at their Office
in the Court House at Canton. Ohio, up
till 10 o'clock A. M, Monday, April IL.
1910, for the grading of the Stark County
lnfirmary Grounds according TO plans
and specifications now on file in the Of
flee of the Auditor OF Stark County.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check calling for the sum OF
$3OG0O and made payable to the Coplmis-
sioners of Stark County for the use of
said County, which check to be forfeited
in case bidder fails or neglects to enter
into satisfactory contract and bond upon
being duly notified of the award of same.
The above specifications and plans pro-
vides for 21.000 Gu. yds. of Excavation.
Blank proposals will be furnished and
the Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the County Commissioners
March 3, 1910
J. H. MCCONNELL,
Auditor of Stark County, Ohio.
Published in the Canton Morning News
March 10, II, "a, 81.
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An Ordinance.


To establish the grade of North Rex
Street from n. c. L., of North Street to
). c. L., of Washington Avenue.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of the
City of Canton, Ohio, as follows:
Street to S. c. L., of Washington Ave-
nue. be and the same is hereby estab-
lished as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
the West Curb lire of Rex Street at an
elevation OF 1922 feet above the estab-
lished datum plane thence along the
w. c. L., of Rex Street. Ascending at
a rate of O,4OS feet In each 100 feet, for a
distance of coo feet, to an elevation of
500 feet; thence ascending at rate of
lis feet in each 100 feet for distance
of 1904 feet, to point at an elevation
of $3.50 feet; thence ascending at a rate
of S.56 feet In each 100 feet Tor a dis
tance of 400.5 feet, to the S. c. L., of
Washington Avenue, at an elevation of
97.75 feet.
With inclined planes between above
named points, running along top of curb
lines.
Both curbs TO have same elevation as
far as intersecting grades will admit
Sec. ?. That all grades heretofore es-
tablished between above named points
on said street and inconsistent with the
provisions of this ordinance, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. .. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in fierce, from and after its
passage and legal publication.
Passed March 2S, 1910
JOHN r. BUCHMAN,
President of Council.
B. r. FAUST,
Clerk of Council
Approved March g. 1910.
By A. r.. TURNBUBL, Mayor.
Published in the Canton Morning News
March 81, April z, 1910
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pittsburo Live Stock.

SPECIAL 10 THE NEWS.
Pittsburg, March 30.-Cattle = Receipts
10 loads; market steady. Extra. S.209S.40;
prime [. .50a17 80; good, 7.4ed7.65: faiA SEQ
q7.00 common % goo6 - :
$50: do. oxen, 4.00d6.50 do. COW
5.75; fresh COWS and springers,
Hogs-Receipts loads; market NsYer.
Prime heavy 1l,159il.20; prime mixed,
1l.10001115: heavy Workers, 1LOOQ11 06;
light Workers, 10S0q10.90; pigs, 10.65q
1915; stays, S.7549.25.
Sheep-Receipts 10 loads market dull.
Calves light; market steady. Prime
wethers, 7.35dE5O; good Mixed 7,09d7s IS:
fair mixed ewes and wethers, S.0Gq6.75;
lambs, 5.00dS.75; spring lambs, 12.00q
l700; veal calves, 10Cq10.00.
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FARMS FoR SALE

ALL FINE WHEAT. corn and alfalfa
lard. 80 acres; unimproved: all tillable;
Eood roads, all way, TO Union Pacific and
Aissourt Pacific railroads; Dunkard
church, Z miles; in good Dunkard settle
ment; best agricultural county. in West
ern Kansas: SIS per acre, cash; $40 per
Hcrs, terms; no agents. no commissions,
no trades. E. r. Buckley, Blue Rapids,
Kan S-2
ALL CONDITIONS AND SIZES, in
Huron, Erie and Lorain-cos.; one of A
ecres. two miles from Lake; good 6-room
house, barn. fine peach farm. 10 acres
woods, close 70 school, for $500. One OF
- acres at Florence; fine stock farm,
wei watered. good timber. at $50 an
acre; write me what YOU want r. Derby
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS
Chicago Live Stock,

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS.
Chicago, March SG,-Live hogs 8 to l0c
lower. Estimated receipts 10000. Bulk
of prices, 10,80G10SO; light, 10.50q10.S0;
mixed and butchers, 10.6GGl0.95; heavy,
10.65Gl1O.95; Workers, 10.70Ql075; pigs, $40
QlG.6O
Cattle weak; estimated receipts 1000
Beeves, 575d6.7O; cows and heifers, 2.S5Q
7.25; Texas steers, 5.eeq6,5O; stoekers and
feeders, S.85@16.75
Sheep steady: estimated receipts 100000
Natives, 5.50I9.10; western, 5.75d9.10;
yearlings, S.25d940; lambs, S.60g1o.25;
western, 9.4041G40.
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LEGAL,
Notice of Appointment.

Assignment of James G. Hillibish.
The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Assignee in trust,
for the benefit of the creditors of James
G. Hillibish of Stark County, Ohio. All
persons indebted to said assIgnor will
make immediate payment, and creditors
will present their claims, according to
law, duly authenticated, to the under
signed, for allowance,
Dated this 2Sth day of March, A. D.,
1910.
JOHN H. SPONSELLER. 7
Sponseller and Sponseller,
Attys. for Assignee, 16 Eagle Block
March 81, April Z, 15
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LEGAL.
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Legal Notice.
Mrs. NJ. II. Schultz, Plaintiff,
VS..
F. S. Hughes, Defendant.

Before L. M. Barrick, Justice of the
Peace in and for Canton Township, Stark
County, Ohio.
The defendant, F. S. Hughes, will take
notice that on the 18th day of March,
1870 said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the above entitled action for
the sum Of Twenty-four dollars and
eighty cents, (S24.SO) and costs. Hearing
May 3, 1910, at o'clock a. m.
Mrs. NJ. H. Schultz.
Canton, Ohio, March %, 1916
Published in the Canton Morning News
March "a, 81, April Z
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es,asss osenRIuNIIIEs.

men in all lines. In touch with large
factories and institutions everywhere.
Stamp brings information. Banks Ex-
change. Reibold Bldg, Dayton. o. s1-6
IF YOU have money TO invest, you can
purchase a block Of 6 per cent. cumula-
tive preferred stock, participating up to
10 per cent, fully paid and non-assess-
able. This offer good until April LIST. For
particulars, cali at $40 City National
Bank Bldg 2S-S1
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Legal Notice.
Cruikshank Brothers Co.. Plsintiff,
VS..
Mrs. Flora Hughes, Defendant.

Before L. M. Barrick, Justice of the
Peace in and for Canton Township, Stark
County, OIta.
The dISN liant, Mrs. Flora Hughes,
will tak5N eS1ice that on the 17th day of
March. 1910, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above entitled ac-
tion for the sum of Six dollars and fif-
teen cents, ($6.15) and costs. Hearing
Mav 3, 1910, at 8 o'clock a. m.
A. U. Bordner, Atty for Plaintiff.
Canton, Ohio, March 20, 1910
Published in the Canton Morning News
March "a, 81, April z
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us during
the sickness and death of Mrs Mary
Whikson; also the minister of the Mem
monte church, for his help, and to the
friends for the floral tributes.
The Quinn Family. I'll uaines St
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FURNISHED by Local Markets.)
Chickens, dressed. .22c; young, 24c
Ducks, dressed. .........................22 22c
Geese, dressed. Observation-Disclosures. 22c
Turkeys. dressed .........,..........,...,.. zoe
FARMYARD AND DAIRY.
Cleveland, O., March 80, 1910.
Butter = Creamery extras, 81 a 941kc
prints, 35@351kc; firsts, 3O931c; seconds,
tras, 271h@2Sc; process firsts, 261S02Tc;
prints 1c extra packing, 21q211sc.
Cheese--Full cream, fancy York state,
I89lS1hc; choice, 179l719c; Ohio full
cream, 17G171sc; Swiss, No. /. 209Ac;
No. p 16G1Sc: brick cheese. 1s919c; lin
burger, 17G1Sc.
Eggs-Current receipts, 201ac.
Poultry, alive-Chickens, 1S1aq19c.
Dressed poultry, 1 @ &c a pound over
the live.
Pigeons-$1. .oO1125 a dozen.
Squabs-$3 00Q$3.25 a dozen.
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Toledo Grain.

SPECIAL TO THE NEWS,
Toledo, March 3O.-Wheat-Cash, 1.171A;
May. LIS; July. 1.O9i2; Sept, LOIS,
Corn : Cash, So; May, IS; July, 6s7s;
Sept, 6S.
oatsEcash, As; May, 4s; July, 44N;
Sept, 40A
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs.

FOR SALE - One good work horse.
weight LOO; double harness, good as
new; one new spring wagon, one double
heavy wagon. Inquire l0l4 South Cherry
street. 30-1
FOR SALE-Shetland pony and com
plete outfit; dandy rig for children; will
sell cheap. Inquire ]. A. Bernower, Bell
sst Stark 272. Canton Lumber Co.,
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Fl @rmn@ For Sale

FARM FOR sALE--Comblnation stock
ana grain farm OF l60 acres, known as
the keyser farm on the Canton and Map
Teton road. miles from the Canton court
nouse, mile from a good shipping point
IN the town Of Osnaburg, ] mile from a
good school house. the land is chestnut
SOL, little roiling-fne ground; you can
raise any kind Of crop on II; 0-room
nouse. modern. oak and maple hnish
throughout, slate roof. large bank barn
with metal roof hog pens, good wells,
Al kinds of good outbuildings, hne spring
Sater. 800 fine fruit trees of all kinds,
70 acres Of heavy timber. This farm must
Dc appreciated: all first class buildings
and fences. We must sell on account OF
Did age and poor health. We will take
20 per acre II sold soon, before April !.
See G. /. Keysor or ]. B. Keysor, on the
Canton and Mapleton road. r. F. D.
No T.
FARM FOR SALE-151h acres. between
Bolivar and Strasburg, known as the
Chas- Weaver stock. room house, large
barn. 2 large sheds. ! granary, wood
house. smoke house, summer Kitchen,
scale house, corn cribs, hay bins, wind
mill. good wells, 2 cisterns, good
orchard and 12 acres Of heavy timber.
water in every field: an ideal stock farm.
! must sell on account of poor health;
Price s551z per acre IL sold before April
!. 1910 Call on premises. L. G. weaver,
Bolivar and StraEburx road. u
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INSURANCE.
WE HOLD THEE SAFE.

FRANK L. COLE, Insurance.
Rooms ecs ard 9Os C2nd hoor) City Ma
tional Bank Building. 200 South Market
street. ofhce open Monday and Satur-
day evenings.
Only largest companies represented.
Office Tel, Bell 9s; Stark A-54S.
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FOR sALE-PouLrRY & SUPPLIES


FOR SALE = Single comb. white leg
horn eggs for Matching, $l.0O for 10. These
hens averaged los eggs last year. c. T.
Chapman, 2107 East Tuscarawas ST.,
Bell Phone 129SK. 3l-2
WHITE ROCKS-Pure white! red eyes!
yellow legsl Eggs for setting of Is. pen
No. 3, 300; pen No. 4, 200. Will NJ.
Cowles. Whitewater, Wis. 31-6
WHITE ROCKS : Eggs for Matching
from choice, vigorous stock, good lay
ers, raised in open front houses. Good
fertility guaranteed. IS per 100. G. S.
Deene. Hanover, Mass. Sl-6
RHODE ISLAND red chickens; none
batter. Breeding pens and utility stock
for sale. Stark Phone ! on C-1l01. Mrs.
A. H. Shollenberger, one mile out on
Harrisburg street Sl-2
a0-EGG INCUBATOR costs only 50;
new method; uses hen and hen heat;
agents wanted. Free catalog. Natural
Hen Incubator Co., Station II. Dept. 70,
Los Angeles, Cal IA
FOR SALE = Barred rock eggs from
prize winning strain, $1.00 per 13 eggs.
620 North Rex St 2s-a
FOR sALE-Eggs Tor Matching; R. c.
R. /. Reds, Prize Winning and Utility
pens, Prices low Phone Stark C1921
J35 s. Cleveland Ave, 25-3l
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Read the Morning News-Show
It to your friends.
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new room house. oak finish, slate roof,
good stable, fine spring water, acres OF
timber. 100 cords of wood, hne vein of
sosl, school and church On farm. A
BARGAIN II taken before April /, 1850.
EVEY & MOHR,
10 East Tuscarawas st. Canton, Ohio.
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FREE-S5.O0 life reading from cradle to
grave. Send birth-date and 10 1c stamps
for postage. Professor Eagle, Saginaw,
Mich. M-20
DO YOU WANT The key to good luck
and success? Consult on all affairs Prof.
Parker, oted spiritualist and astroIoger
He tells last, present and future Per-
manent located at 229 South Walnut
street 17-31
RUSsELL'S GREAT CATARRH REM
EDY-Absolute relief Splendid testi-
monials from prominent Cleveland men,
Write today. Price 81 per box by mail
o. S. BergeroE, general agent, 1916 Cor
dova Ave, Lakewood, Ohio. 2S-2
MARIENBAD TABLETS Prescription
by Prof. Won Basch. Positively the best
for obesity and constipation, $1.50 box of
30. Druggists or Jos. Sieke, Monroe Ave,
1T4th St, New York. 2S-2
WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED?
Each issue of my matrimonial paper con-
tains about forty columns advertise
ments of Ladies and Gentlemen from all
sections of the United States, Canada,
Mexico and Europe-rich. poor, young,
old, Protestants. Catholics. etc. Sample
copy mailed sealed free. T, c. Gunnels,
Toledo Ohio. 7-6
MEN AND WOMEN-Health is wealth;
if sick fiom blood, skin and nervous
diseases send for book worth its weight
in gold; exposes advertising quacks and
how to get cured. "Old German Doctor,
Theel," 535 North Sixth, Philadelphia,
Pa. 14-6-13
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FOR SALE

One driving horse, harness and buggy,
complete, $65.00. One cheap general pur-
pose horse, sound, 5000 One extra good
general purpose mare, $4,000. One Indian
saddle pony, 5000. Can be seen rear of
1908 North Cleveland Avenue, Stark
Phone 594 2s-29-l-2
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FOR RENT-Fnrnished rooms with all
conveniences fer man and wife, for light
housekeeping or TO ladies, With privilege
OF getting breakfast. Stark R-126T; Bell
1l4s-x, or 1901 shorb st. 26-1
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FOR RENT = Second floor. business
room, 25x200 IT., over w. B. Reynolds &
Co, 22s Z. Tusc. ana running through
20 30 Z. Fifth st. Good entrance on
both streets. Inquire w. B. Reynolds
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FOR RENT = The business room, No.
S26 W. Tusc St. April 1st. Inquire Of
A J. Douds, 214 w. Tuscarawas ST.,
Canton Ohio. II
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CANTON GRAIN MARKETS.
(Ilaa lnrs rnarr the fnIlnNinns rnrinpsl.
LOCAL HAY.
RETAIL PRICES.

Hay, good, per GSAn toh.......... inl s15Oeslsoo
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FOR RENT-Store room 2ex70 IT.; all
glass front steel ceiling. hardwood
counters and shelving. everything new
and up-to-dste, heat, hot and cold water
Furnished; 1882 w Tuscarawas. Inquire
George J. Wagner, 1434 w. Tusc. Stark
sPhone A-1e97 If
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RETAIL PRICES.
CANTON WHOLESALE.
bO lNG PRlCES,
/, "a ~ Ghag Da.n, r.,

RETAIL PRICES.
Pork roast, per pound. d....,.....,,....,...17' ~
Pork chops, per pound, d,................,,1S Isl
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FOk XENT.

FOR Rent = Entire second floor
Houser building, 229 E. Tuscarawas St,
running through 10 go z. Fifth st. En-
trance on both streets. Inquire W. B.
REYNOLDS e. Co 3l-2
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PERSONALS.

FREE-$5O0 life reading from cradle to
grave. Send birth-date and 10 1c stamps
for postage. Professor Eagle, Saginaw,
Mich 2l-20
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Farm Of 100 acres, productive rolling
land, with excellent room house. fine
bank barn 4sx70 e., place well fruited,
wetered and fenced. On two public
highways, within minutes walk Of
graded schools Of North Industry and
.evel piked road 10 Canton. Possession
given April ist.
ATTORNEY ALLEN COOK,
1Ss S. Market St., Canton, Ohio.
8-2
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FERM T0R RENT

FOR RENT = A suite OF or rooms
with private bath, private porch. use Of
laundry and phone, $40 per month; 91S
n. Cleveland Ave, Stark ASA If
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS OF Si0O ana up on diamonds,
watches and jeweiry. $500 to $4,000 on
household goods. pianos and fixtures.
Rates very low. Terms to suit. Call at
500 W. Tusc,, or Bell Phone 500. Stark
A-66g. II
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Pacific was 1ss higher at 1a45s and Grand
Trunk was q al 277s.
The supply of money was smaller and
discount rates were frIner to-day.
Trading on the Stock Exchange opened
uncertain, then hardened slightly on fresh
buying. but closed quiet. Home rails were
easy.
American securities opened steady. with
prices a fraction above parity. Covering
and the Chicago. Milwaukee & St PAU
dividend carried values higher during the
forenoon. In the afternoon the Continent
covered. and with vigorous Wall Street
support, prices improved from l to , points
and the market closed strong
Call money in London, IA per cent
open market discount rate for short bills.
21s per cent: long bills, "a per cent: Berlin
discount rate, rs per cent: Paris discount
rate IA per cent; Paris exchange on Lon
don. % francs u centimes: Berlin exchange
on London, % marks IS pfennigs. Bar
gold, rs Cd. American eagles, 76s ID,
Paris, July S.-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged at 9S francs 40 confines.
Prices were slightly better on the Bourse.
Berlin. July S-Trading was quiet and
prices were firm on the Boerse,
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copaETNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. PURSUANT
- r-z1ufe- that q limited partnership mas
per formed By those named below 10 be con
Quoted under tbs firm name OF HAITIAN VA Y.
SMITH FOLDS AND COMPANY. 10 begin on
she first Day OF July. 1910. snd 10 terminate
G. the Lhirty-fI-s1 DAY Of December, 1911 me
general nature - the business intended 70 De
transacted is thai Of brokers' including the
tr-inE and selling ~ commercial paper ana
securities and losninE money thereon or con
-rscr1nE IT relation thereto. The prtncipal
rlEce n business is 10 he in the Borough OF
Nz-hsrtsn City County and State OF New
York Robert 3. Woodward Of full age.
whose residence IL Borough % Brooklyn Ne"
YORK CITY. is special partner and The amount
- -ariral which he has contributed 10 the
common stock Is orc hundred thousand dollars
800 oocn The names and respective places
q residence % the general partners. al q
uho-n sre % fun age, are as follows: Charles
Hathaway. % Esst Orange. New Jersey: How
ar CasweU Smith. n the Borough Of Man
haitian. New York CITY Charles X Folds. OF
--e rf-- Of Chicago. Illinois. Arthur 3 Holden
- South Orange. New Jersey and Forrest
lsv-nor. n the Borough of Rrookl-n- We"
York city
Dated New Tork. July lst. 1910
CHARLES HATHAWAY. HOWARD as
WELL. SMITH. CHARLES X FOLDS.
ARTHUR 2. HOLDEN. FORREST RAJ
NOR ROBERT = WOODWARD
A-WAT TER & TRJ KSaANh. Af1orneFs Ior
Ee-hava~- Smith. Folds & Co. 1" CEDAR
Street. New York City
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. l0c
discount. Chicago. par San Francisco.
sight 1C premium. telegraph &c premium:
New orleans. commercial &c discount
hank g premium. Charleston buying par,
selling 7-l0c premium: St. Louis, &c pre-
MUM bid. 15c premium asked. Minneapolis.
eec premium. Savannah buying S-lec dis
count. selling par
BANK CLEA RINGS. New York. ex-
changes S3s4 $50 0S7. balances SO 0s9. $50; Bal
rlrnore. exchanges $4,9I5.262 balances $751;
70 Philadelphia. exchanges So. 9S3. I2S, bal
snCes = CPS $50. Chicago, exchanges ST, so3, =
-a4. balances S1.73S, 81
SILVER MARkET.-Commerc bar sill
ver 5z7sc: Mexican silver dollars. 4412c. Bar
SILVER IN London closed at 254sd, an advance
Of 5-15d.
GOLD PREMIUM--Ir Madrid, 30: Lis
bon. p
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted II @0iiz.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. = Receipts
from customs yesterday we're $Sel,956 in
ternal revenue. including corporation TAX,
s2I393S9 and miscellaneous, Sleo6So, total
Il SAB .0i5 against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of Sl07G. 7SS For the
month TO date ordinary receipts have been
g $50 el5 and ordinary expenditures SS,425,-
a. The excess Of receipts amounting TO
q 52s. 49, For the fiscal year TO date or
siinarv receipts have been s. 950,9i3, against
g So. So IN the same time IN 1909, and or
s5insrv expenditures t6,44.4 81. against So
+s5 zs6 N 1913. the excess OF receipts this
7es- amounting 10 Sl.525, 462, compared with
On excess OF expenditures last year OF 81
snd public debt. the excess Of all expendl-
fl1res over receipts since July amounts 10
SAX a. against an excess n the CORE
sI7onding period a year ago of sl,857,4s6
TRTREASURY.- sub-Treasury was
DEBTOR 20 the Clearing House SS16,75L
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money CD call
opened at 2ss per cent; highest > per cent;
lowest. per cent. closing, per cent:
ruling rate, 39s per cent Time money was
frnaer Rates. 81 per cent for sixty days,
sl5G4S. for ninety days and four 10 i've
months and ~ as for SIX months Mer-
camille paper was more active Rates, >
per cent for sixty 70 ninety days indorse-
rle1-s 5G51z per cent for choice four TO
SIX months, single names and % per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with cables
quoted 81 S5S5d4- IS. demand sterling at
65ae a S5SJ and SlXIy-daE bills al 1850
So Short francs We're 51Saz less 1920
5.lgaa ana snort reiChsmGTks $685. plus
50 The market held steady in the day,
with rates scarcely changed from the open
ing Gables were quoted al 4.S5S5G4.S6. de-
u1and sterling Ct 4-8524 a. $3.50 and sixry-day
bills al z6312Gz- 6Sss. Short francs held
around 5-IS&z less l-32 and short reichs
marks al q less 1-32Q95.
Bankers posted rates We're.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Nearly one-third Of the days business Of
105,760 shares on the Consolidated Exchange
rush TO get out of stocks by early buyers
well as heavy selling for short account
following the publication Of the govern
nnent crop report. The showing of that re-
port as 10 the amount of deterioration in
spring wheat was much greater than had
been generally looked for The decline in
had been much reduced in volume, leaving
the market in a technically weak position
to Withstand a shock such as that given
to il by the crop figures. Union Pacific was
particularly weak, selling down 10 153. 4 of
z point under the low reached on the New
York Stock Exchange. Reading, however,
did not get under 1875. against 1873, while
the low OF St. Paul was 1885, against n7sz-
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Continued frmness was shown IN inc
market for outside securities. with fair am
nation in fhe recently active mining issues
At times some realizing developed. but TINS
brought about only a small fractional re-
cessiOn. which was later recovered on
what looked to be good buying. Goidnel9
issues were in demand. The higher priced
copper issues also we're fractfonally better
Notwithstanding the large production 1oI
June. Miami moved UP nearly point ana
Ray Consolidated T. United Copper was
IL higher. Silver stocks we're quiet ana
about unchanged. There was little or no
inquiry for the industriaIs- Standard Ol
gained about points on small dealings IN
bonds Western Pacific IS ruled strong
Underwater 6s were down II.