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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
WORK ON L. A. HARB0R
TO BEGIN IN 3 MONTHS
Three Separate Projects Will Be
Advertised to Bidders

Work on the dredging projects in the
Los Angeles harbor, for which appro-
priations were made by the recent
congress, probably will not begin for
about three or four months. Lieut..
Charles r. Leeds, United States dis
trict engineer, will soon forward his
recommendations of details for the eX-
penditure of the money. Thirty days
will be required for advertising for
bids after the government is heard
from, and after that the contractor
will have sixty days in which to begin
the work.
Three different projects will be ad-
vertised. One is the building of the
breakwater to close the gap of 1900
feet between the shore and the place
where the present stone work begins;
another is dredging the channel from
the turning basin TO the outer harbor
to a depth of thirty feet and the third
is the dredging of twenty-foot chan
nels in the east and west basins.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
SEEK AUTOS FOR TRIP
OF VISITING HOEMOPATHS

To carry the members of the Ameri-
can Institute of Homeopathy, who are
now in convention at Pasadena, on an
inspection tour of Los Angeles this af-
ternoon a large number of automobiles
are needed. Five hundred physicians
and their wives will make the trip, and
machines for only $50 have been pro-
Vided.
The chamber Of commerce has re-
quested that all having machines which
they wish to place at the disposal of
the guests of the city will have them
at Ninth and Main streets at 2:45
o'clock this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
ORGANIZE LABOR PARTY

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 13-The la
Dor party organized here yesterday ad-
journed tonight after completing it's
territorial organization. Tomorrow it
will forward invitations to labor lead
ers and leaders of the so-called in
surgent movements to speak in Ari-
zona during the campaign. Among
them Senators Gore, Owen, Bourne
and E. V. Debs, w. Z. Mills and
Charles Edward Russell.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
C0NFESSES CRIME AFTER
CONNECTING HIS BROTHER

TUPELO, Miss, July 13,-After tes-
tifyn~ against his brother, Albert
Brown, convicted of the murder Of
Alonzo Addison, July 28, 1909, Henry
Brown went today to the sheriff of
Lee county in this city and confessed
to the killing of Addison. Both broth
ers are well known farmers. Albert
Brown had been twice tried and con-
victed of the murder. He was SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary, but sentence was suspended
pending an appeal The brother who
confessed was imprisoned and habeas
corpus proceedings were instituted to
secure the release of the convicted
man.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
SEN. NIXON is ACCUSED OF
PRESSING MURDER CHARGE

CARSON CITY, New, July 13.-In
presenting a petition for a pardon to-
day, an attorney representing Joseph
Smith, convicted of a murder at Gold
field, made a charge before the state
board of pardons that United States
Senator George Nixon had furnished
money to be used in prosecuting Smith
for his crime.
When informed of the accusation,
Senator Nixon vigorously denied hav-
ing had anything to do with the trial.
Smiths applcation was denied.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
PLAN RIVER IMPROVEMENT

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 13.-Follow-
ing an address by Congressman Taw-
ney Of Minnesota this afternoon, the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
association adopted a number of res
olutions covering the various phases
Of river Improvement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
MAGE INCREASE GRANTED

DALLAS, Tex, July 13.-Following
a. conference between President Green
of the Texas Midland railroad and a
committee representing the fremen
and brakeman of the road, it was an
nounced that wage increase of from
PIP to per cent would be granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
ELKs ENTERTAINED

REDLANDS, July 13.-The Redlands
Elks tonight were entertained at the
new natatorium, thrown open by Con-
tractor A. e. Tayler for the first time.
1t will not be in general use by the
public for several days.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
Aids Nature

The great success of Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Dis
covery in curing weak stomachs, wasted bodies, weak
lungs and obstinate and lingering coughs is based
the recognition of the fundamental truth that Golden
Medical Discovery" supplies Nature with body-build
ing, tisSue-repairin9, muscemakng materials, in
densed aDd concentrated form. With this help Nature
supplies the necessary strength the stomach digest
food, build up the body and thereby throw off lingering
obstinate coughs. The Discovery re-estabshes the
digestive and nutrtVe organs in health puries
and enriches the blood and nourishes the nerves-in
short estahshes hound Yianrnms hnalth
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14

IF dealer offers ''Jusf 9OOd,"
is probably IRY..,it pays
Bur You are thinking OF the nor the profit so
there's nothing "iust 8OOd" Say
Adviser Enelh
Simp6ed zoos 700
Edition. mailing
Address N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-14
LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, 1910.
Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

not only cIeanses, preserves and
beautihesthe teeth withoui m
jury, butimpartspurity fra
GRANGE to the breath, removing
instantly the odor Of tobacco.
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Morning Session

l~,VVV Day OOuHIles FUWt % : !. i
20, coo Cal Gas & FL G NJ & G t IS. Il
Afternoon Session
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Butter, Cheese and Erg,

The price Of fresh extra butter was sdvanced
1ac 70 a quotation OF "a &c pound the sale
The market was steady at the new IN 3tion.
though business in the street did not kssn 10
warrant the advance, as the demand vas fISt
about up TO the average and nearly all -rceivers
were amply supplied. Quotations for eggs were
unchanged. but all grades were declared sready
Versity OF opinion to the exact state rf the
market. some receivers reported that -t1ck5
were moving slowly and that buyers we-e in
clined to hOid OF in expectation of lower prices
while others stated that they had no difdcuity
IN enectine close clearanceS- Fruit and Produce
merchants who receive eggs stated that st0.k Is
were light and sales brisk with them. The
cheese market was unchanged prices having no
decided tendency one way or the other
On the exchange 10 cases OF fresh extra bun -
were sold at 3fi9c a pound and 20 cases of ex-
ira eggs went at Sic a dozen
Receipts were %. 500 pounds OF butter. 19.ON
pounds Of cheese and 916 cases Of eggs.
The following are official quotations eStabi ished
BY the sales, bids and offers the door OF the
dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally
range from &c to &c higher, owing 10 tie
various charges TO be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. "a &c per b.,
steady; do drsts 33c. steady do seconds. 90
steady; California storage extras, S1l5c, arm: ID,
hrSts, S0c hrm extra storage ladies, % sc. drm,
do drsts. 25c, steady.
Oheese-CalfOrnia fancy nats. 1Sc per Ib
nrm; do drsts, 16 1zc. hrm; do seconds 16c, arm.
1Sc. steady; fancy Oregon Young Americas
Isle, firm; do nats. 1S45e. hrm; California
fancy storage fats. 1115c. frm; do frsts. 1910.
arm; storage Young Americas. Isle, hrm: New
York singles. 1915c. drm; DO daisies. 1915c.
firm. Wisconsin singles. 1910. firm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases ncludedl-Califor form a
fresh extras. Sic. steady: do hrSts, 3Oc, steady
do seconds, 29c, steady; do thirds. &c. steady.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO JAN 14.-Grain prices slumped
sharply here today in consequence of liberal
realizing sales brought out by prospects of an
increased movement from the country. Prices at
the close almost at the bottom final quota
tions on wheat showing net loss of 5sM1&c.
Corn down * d1Ac. and oats 1smatc Pro
visions followed grain and closed weak.
Profit taking on liberal scale was in evidence
In the wheat pit throughout the entire session
today and as a result prices sagged almost con-
tinuously from opening trades. The greatest
selling pressure was centered the May deliv-
try and the price of that option declined from
$113ss to $1.11%. The market became extreme
~ weak in the final half hour, registering losses
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weekly Trade Review
NEW YORK, jan 14.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say:
Reports as TO trade and transportation reflect
variations of weather, irregularity affecting sales
and movement of farm products, coal supphes
and spring goods TO various markets.
s'RefaiI trade in winter goods has been helped
by cold, stormy weather and the usual january
Is reported bt jobbers, while the volume of or
ders for spring reaching wholesale houses from
s.Trsnsportation lines, especially in the north
and west have been bampered by stormy weather
and the movement of crops has been interfered
exists at many western points Building opera
tions have naturally been retarded by stormy
weather, and there is promise OF damage on
Industries to be actively employed,
notably iron and steel and shoe manufacturing;
Best reports as to new business In iron and steel
come from the west, while eastern markets are
rather quiet There is disappointment at
the volume Of buying Of rails BY eastern r., roads h
week ending with January 13 were 291, against
271 last week, sis in the like week of 1903, 3s1
in 1905 234 in 1907 and 279 in 1905.
Business failures in Canada for the week num-
Der a, which compares with 3S for the last
week and 50 tot fhe IKE onT week 81 from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
January Is aggregate 2,SIl; loo 5 busnels, agains.
3,1s5. LAS last week and 8,2lo,s22 this week last
R. c. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade
Notwithstanding the seasonable lull in busi-
ness. general conditions are normal and the vol
ume of trade as measured by bank exchanges
and railroad earnings is heavy There Is a wide
diversity Of reports from the different trades
and trade centers, but the least satisfactory
indicates no fundamental weakness, while ma
iority of the reports, especially those from the
cities farthest removed from the influence of the
unsettled conditions in the financial markets,
show a healthy condition of affairs
IAN increased demand for pig iron is fndf-
Gated and prices show hardening tendency in
some districts Inquiry is broadening quite gen
orally, with sales OF from 10000 to 90 900 tons
of various grades noted at the west. while bust
ness in some parts of the east shows an appre-
TRADE in cotton goods was restricted to some
extent by unsettled conditions in the raw mate
rial markets, although. in the face of sharp
decline in .he staple, there were large sales OF
print cloths at the advanced price of 4Ac for
delivery during the first six months Of the year.
There was also a shortening of discounts on
printed goods OF staple character, foreshadow-
Ing to some buyers an advance from the base
price of 1ac
Much more activity is noted in hides. some
large tanners enternp the market. Prices were
lower than have previously ruled, but the de-
clines were not great, considering that most
SPECTATORS who sold enabled to clean out
their stocks of branded varieties up to the first
4ho voo
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Poulfrr and Game

=, mere was not much doing in the market for
i've poultry yesterday but continued light sr-
tion was satisfactory TO sellers Dressed furkeys
stood as before quoted. there being a ready
market for large birds at 26d27c pound while
small fowls. were overlooked. Game was in light
receipt and steady as to values
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. S5n6 for small
s6-509T.50 FOR large and $SG1O Tor extra: yoT1E
ROSTERS. S6.5oni so; do extra large. S8@10: Old
ROSTERS. Sf95; fryers. S606.5O; broilers s465
pigeons. 81. 90; squads. S3d3.5O: geese So 50a8
per pair; dressed turkeys. 24Q2Sc per 10.
Game tper dozen)-Malisrd ducks. 81 5Oe7e so.
eanvasbacks. $JM7: sprig. Sc. .5OG75. zeal e. -0
0Ss Widseon. Sz-5OG3; spoODhilis S203 SO.
olackJacss, $25OWS; gray ducks S3013 So. grav
geese. Si5ua45o. white eeass 81 50o53 5o-
orant, $2-JO@4: honkers. S7N9: hare S1 "a
2; rabbits. S2.25@2 80.
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Io.n. E1chapp. and silver
STOCK MARKET

very heavy business done in the stock
and bonds of the Spring Valley water company
yesterday. the bond sales footing up $4,000.
The stock sales were numerous, but small in
size rule. Prices for both stock and bonds
ranged about as on the preceding day, the stock
selling at S445 50645 and the bonds at $9o50@
91 These securities monopolized the business of
the board. which otherwise was light and with
ont feature except advance in Hutchinson
sugar and City electric stock. Total sales of
bonds were $147, 900.
In the unlisted department Pacific common
was quoted at $3.50 rs and the preferred AT
$S9.5069o
The Comstock mines weak, with the
leaders lower. In the southern Nevadas Tonopah
of Nevada rose from $6.6215 to So So, closing at
$6. rs, Nevada Consolidated declined from
S26.SI1a TO S26. .1215
Doyle & McGown, Inc. local corporation,
has levied an assessment Of 81 per share, delin-
1uent February II.
few days ago 700 wage earners on the pay
roll of the Godheld Consolidated mines company
received a total of about Ss1. 900 for work done
during the month of December in the company
mining properties and at the big mill.
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FRUITS AND NUTS
FiSH- SlGl1 PER PorSn"o -
Provisions

Wholesalers report the market active and 6rIn
at unchanged prices
Cottolene-One half bbl. 1870; half bbls
f3c; tierce, 125sc; tierces, 127tc; 5 tierces
I2%c.
Hams and Bacon--The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, IL Z q 1Sc; picnic hams
131ac; California hams, 16G17c; fancy bacon. s
81 1lzc; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs, lee; 10
10 II lbs. 1S1Sc medium bacon, II lzc; light me-
dunn bacon. 17hc.
Lard-Tierces 15&c. sos Ice, los 16he, 5s
1886. 8 16%c; compound lard. tierces lie. 50s
11Ac, los 11%c, 5s 115sc. IS 12c: yellow cook
ing oil, 67c per gal; white cooking oil. 69e per
gal; salad oil, tic per gal.
Beef-Loca1 prices quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbI
higher. Extra family beef, $12 per Dbl; family
beef. s11-50 per bbl; extra mess beef. S11.50
per bbl; smoked beef, Ice per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $3.50; clear.
$780, mess. $50; pig pork. So. $50; Pigs feet
$3.50 for half bbls. s2.40 f0x . ID kaes and
S1.35 for kits.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.


wheat-The market continues dull and weak,
without any decline, however.
CASH WHEAT
California, -; Sonora, s2.10@2.2o; Propo
and white Australian. 81 lo@2. .17ia. Northern
wheat-Club, S1.921a @1.9I11; Russian red, S190
@1.92h; turkey red, s1.s5@2o5; bluestem.
$2121s @2.15 per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations
Barley-The cash grain. though still quiet,
showed rather more tone yesterday and was held
firmly by most sellers
CASH BARLEY
Extra choice feed, S1.43% q Las; good to choice
feed, $1.41A a 1.42ta common to fair, 81 40
per ctl; brewing, $1-45; shipping lots, 1-42h q
1. As; schevalier, $1.60@1 .65 per ctl.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .$1.4 S1.44 $14S&. 81 49,
December-$1 81 271a bid S1.31 asked.
p. m. Session
Mny-o sales; SLABS bid. 81 "A asked.
December-No sales; $1.27 y bid 81 80 asked.
Oats-Previous prices rule, with quiet mar
ket. There are more sellers than buyers and the
tons is still weak.
Reds for feed. s1.s2h es1 .T21s reds for seed.
S1S5@2. 10; black. 81. s5 @g230; gray, nominal at
$17o@1.75; white. S1.70@D175 per ctl for fair to
Corn-Small round yellow, $I.70M1.75; white.
1.S5; large yellow, $1.75@1 so; western
states yellow, in belk, San Francisco track
81 215 91.65; white 81. 65@1.70; mixed 81 i.60G.
1.62h per ctl; white Egyptian. S1.6561. 10;
brown do. S1.571a al. 62h per ctl.
Rye-Utah is quoted at S1.90; California, nom
inal.
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Several eonsignments Of Cuban tomatoes. agg-e.
eating 200 crates, reached the market yesterday
snd eaused break in values The new arrivals
were offered at $3.50 a crate. whereas stofk pre-
viouSly received found prompt sale at $50
Ithubarb. green peppers and mushrooms we're an
higher on light receipts. Fifty packages OF egg
plant came in from Texas and the receivers
quoted wider range Of prices, some OF the Of
feriDgS being OF poor quality. Prices for green
peas were irregular. choice bright offerings sell
ing up TO 2Uc pound. while frost damaged lors
could be bought at IdSc. Onions were higher
while potatoes stood as before quoted.
Potatoes tper ctll-River white. 75G9Oc for
common 10 choice and 81 1.10 for fancy; Sz-
lnas Burbanks. 81. .2561-4O; Oregon Burbanks.
S1.2Od 30; Oregon early rose, $1.50; sweet p0-
tatoes. $1-6Od1.75.
Onions-S1G1.15 per ctl.
Negetables-Green peas. nominal: garlic, Sc
per 10; cabbage. 4Od5Oc per ctl- cucumbers 81
~ Loo per dozen: caulifower. 75d SJc per dOzeu
turnipS- 19c per sack; carrots. 65d Toe per sack
eggplant. 1O0 15c per ID; green peppers. 10d 15c
per ID; rhubarb. 6dTc per ID; celery, S0G7 40.
per dozen; lettuce. Si.JOd5 per crate; mush-
rooms, 25 q Toe per 10.
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Meat Market


Packers report the hog market firm at the
high prices
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates 10 dealers and butchers ars
as follows:
Beef-7iS asc per lb for steers. 61sg7l5c 70,
cows and heifers
veaI-sIs aI1c for large and 100 1Oisc fos
small
Mutton-Wethers. 10@1fc. ewes. 9d10c per 10.
Lamb-12% @131ac per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-1113 41213c Tor light
and 9is Q10c FOR heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. soun1
livestock. delivered in San Francsco. gross
weight:
No fat steers, over 600 lbs. alive 4a, a..
per ID: under 900 lbs. 4l5c: second quality, 4 .
d41ac; third quality. 3t5 M3Ac-
No. L and heifers. 3A dc. second qual.
ity. 81 634c: third quality. "a as, commO1
thin undesirable cows. Pa d2&c-
Fat bulls and stays, "a g2l2c; half fa- or thin
bulls. 1ls 12c-
SC; heavy, 494Ae-
Sheep lpeE I6j-wethers. No. 1. 5Ha54e;
ewes. 4r gaze.
Lamb (per lb)-This years milk lambs. 81,
GTc.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 1OO
10 40 lbs, sac; 40 to go lbs. S1ae; go 10 $50
lbs, Sc; common, undesirable hogs. 5G6c
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TIour and Farinaceou. Cooa.

lour-Cslifornia family extras. IS 6O6az. ret
without discount: bakers extras s6606S ~ %
bbl S5-I095-90 for family. bakers and neesysafs
and 4d $50 for cut or; Kansas patents. ssslQ
6t9: DO straignts. 50 250650: Dakota patents.
81. 10; do straights. So. 10 per bhl
Farlnaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks 1et
cash. no discount. as follows: erabsnn 5yur.
rice -four, 81: corn neal So IS. exfre c-s,m 40.
SS-3V, oat meal, $40; cat greats. S4 60: farina
$4.50' hominy, $780, buckwheat aour. 81 sos
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Jan. Observation-Disclosures. S1.1S6
1-l9; club, $l.09; red Russian. $1.0T.
SEATTLE. Jan. 14-Wheat Milling quota
tions: Bluestem. S1.1j: club. Sill: Fife Sill:
red Russian. $1.O9. Export-BIuestem. 81. II;
club. $1.0S; Fife. S1.0s: red Russian. $1.O
Receipts up to noon: Wheat. 3 cars
Yesterdays receipts: Wheat, - ears; oats,
car; barley. cars
OREGON
PORTLAND. Jan. I4.-Wheat: Track prices
Club. Sill; bluestem, s1-21: red Russian 81. 10:
turkey red, SLIP; fOrty-fold, $1.15; valley,
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Very Lively Transactions in
Spring Valley Stock and Bonds

A. sbarboro NJ j. Fontana, G.: Garibaldi. H J.
Croker A. J. Merle. Luigi Demartini, F. G.
Rossi, Luigi Boitano and G. A. Malm, Andrea
Sbarboro was reelected president, a. ]. Crocker
vice president, Alfred E. Sbarboro cashier and
Romolo Sbarboro assistant cashier. The bank
has had very satisfactory year Deposits In
creased about $35O00O and amounted to 81. $685.
regular dividend to stock holders at the rate Of
per cent per annum.
The Metropolis trust and savings bank has
elected Frank n Fish, formerly assistant cash
Ter. to the Offices of cashier and secretary in
place of F. R. Cook, who has not been identified
with the bank for several months Ward W:
Flaherty has been promoted to the position of
assistant cashier and A. B. Plomteaux to that
of assistant secretary. The deposits of the bank
now amount to 81 757 O44. So an increase of over
S1o0, 600 since November 49, 1909, when the last
regular report was made to the superintendent of
banks
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NOM York Grnin Mark.t

NEW YORK Jan. 14-FIour-Ste but
dull. Receipts, 81 OBS barrels shipments. 42.2T2
barrels.
wheat-Spot. easy: No ? red 13od 80 eIe-
vator domestic. and S1.32 Z. o. b. adoat, nOmi-
mall No. l northern Duluth. 81. %; No hard
winter, $1.25% +. o. b. adoat nominal Option
market: After firm opening the cables
and bullish Argentina news, wheat declined
sharply under active selling larger receipts
and on lower prices In the northwest The
close was 1@1%se net lower. May closed at
$1-19; July, $1.10%
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks break several
points.
Coppers several points lower.
Cotton declined severely.
Water stock and bonds very ac-
tive.
Barley steadier. other grains un-
changed.
Hay, beans and feedstufs as be-
Provisions and meat markets con-
finue firm.
Dried fruits and raisins un-
changed.
Butter higher. Eggs and cheese
as before.
Potatoes unchanged. Onions high
er.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry and game markets steady.
New York and Hongkong ex-
change higher.
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Renn. aud Sn.a.

Beans tper ctD--Bayos. S5.1375 Ok. ine, -orn-
inal; small white $475a4S0: Iarrs .siis
So 4O43.5 so: pink. s40425; red. S6G7. Siscs-
eve. S89OU4-15; lima. S4-1Od4 20- red kiSners.
SS4o-zO. cranberry beans 81 4O64 So Car
vanzas, S2-5O03.25 horse beans. ST T56t2 -
Sseds-Brown mustard. 4Q4[c; yellow nus
tard- sac faxseed. 41565c Carload iors. "a
nary. 4Hc; alfalfa. 1871 ne: rape ~ SSal.c:
imported rape. 4a411cs timothy. &c; hemp ~
Dried Peas-Green. IS ner Ell
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Jan. 14.-Money on call, easier
at 31h674 per cent; ruling rate. 81 per cent;
closing bid, 81 per cent; offered at 3% per cent.
Time loans very soft and dull; 60 days. AZ
per cent; 80 days. Az G4H per cent; six months,
Az d41a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1905 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at S4s464.s410 for so day
bills and at 4.sT35 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4. 1914 d4.S4.
Bar silver. 521ac.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Provisions Active and Strong
ButterHigher--- r---EggsUnchaneed

ofs1a2c from the high point of the day May
closed at $1.119s a 111A-
During the day MAY corn sold between 6SSsc
and 70Hc. Other deliveries moved over a range
of &c 10 1%c. The market closed at the low
est point for all but the May option. nnal ngures
on which were at 6S% H6S&c.
Oats showed relatively less weakness. but sen
timent was bearish. The market closed weak
with prices almost at the bottom
Provisions closed unchanged to 121ac lower