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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-Chicago lower and Liverpool fu-
was unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California. -: Sonora, S2.07ta 62.17h
Propo and white Australian. S2.05M2.10. North
ern wneat-Club. SISSY @1.9lA; Russian red
81 .sGl4 q l.ssA turkey red, S1.90@2; bluestem,
81. 05@2.10.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Rarley-There was decided reaction in the
market yesterday and both futures and the cash
feed were higher. with trading in the cash
grain.
CASH BARLEY
common to fair s1.32l5 a .33a. per ctl: brewing.
Sl.37 = "a !. 40 shipping lots, S1.3T1 u M1.3S%
chevser, 81. 60d 60 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. Session
May ........-... star SI.3S9t s1.S7 s1.3I
December 1.22 l22 1.22 1.22
p. N. Session
May No sales: Sl-3f bid. S1.31Ss asked
oats--Ihe government il asking for $50 tons
OF oats for Panama. Otherwise there is nothing
new TO report.
Reds for feed. sl.50m [ so: reds for seed 81 10
"a DO; black, $1.5062, 30; gray. pominal white,
81 l.60q1.611a per ct for fair TO No. /.
Corn Arrival of 200 ctls western. Prices
for wes ern sorts in bulk are lower.
Small round yellow. 81. 707 1 20: white. 81 SO
large yellow, S175d1.S0; western states yell
low. in bulk. San Francisco track ST 30; white
81 ~; mixed. Si.59; white Egyptian. $1.621m
l.I2la; brown do, $1.57i3 so per ctl.
Rye-s19O per ctl for Utah. California is
nominal.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce January 81
Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl. 13kc . half hhIs.
13c l tieree, 125sc; terces. f2Ac; tierces,
i21sc
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, IL u "a lSc picnic hams
13hc; California hams, l6d lie; fancy bacon. 6
TO s lbs. 231ac; to 10 lbs, 21 TIC; 10 to - lbs
81 12c: light dry salt bacon, S to 10 lbs 1ec: 10
TO II lbs. 1sl.c: medium bacon, 176e; light me-
dium bacon. II i5c.
Lard-Tierces 15Nc SOS 16c los l6hc sc
1880, 3s 163.c: compound lard, tierces lie. sos
11Ac, los 11s4c, IS 117sc, 3s 12c; yellow cook
ing oil, SIC per gal: white cooking oil, 69c per
gal salad oil. tic per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots, in
spected by the government. are 81 per Dbl higher
Extra family beef. $40 per bbl: family beef
S11.50 per bbl: extra mess beef, S1l 80 per Dbl ;
smoked beef. 19c per lb.
Pork--Extra prime. in barrels S27. 80; clear
$50: mess. $50; pig pork. $50 30; pigs feet S5 so
for half bbls, So 40 for % ID kegs and s1,35 for
kits.
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Hay and Feedstuff.

The government is in the market for bids Ia
supply il with 900 tons timothy or wheat and oat
hsy for Panama. Receipts Of hay were heavy
yesterday. being 734 tons. including 4S cars. The
market continued weak and unchanged
Brsn-S27Q2S for red and $2sG29 per ton foe
white.
Middlings-S34036 per ton.
Shorts-S29 6I30 per ton.
Feedstufs- Rolled barley, $29dSo; rolled
oats for feed, SS5G36; mixed feed. S2sG35 for
average lots; oilcake meal, -; cocoanut cake
meal at mills SO in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
) ton lots; jobbing. $26; meal. S3SGS9,
cracked corn, SSS@39; alfalfa meal, carload lots.
$50; jobbing, S21 red star alfalfa meal, $40 in
carload lots and S21 for jobbing; Caproco oilcake
meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hsy-Wheat. S14G is. 30: wheat and oat, s12d
16; tame oat S12@16; volunteer Wild Oat seq
l3; alfalfa, S9Q12; stock hay, S7G9 per ton
Straw-50@75c per bale.
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Neof Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-I1a @shc per ID for steers. 7@7I&c 70,
cows and heifers.
veal-9@11c for large and 10611c for small
Mutton-wethers, 1OM11c; ewes, 9110c per In
Lamb-12h @131ac per h.
Dressed Pork (ner lb)-1115 @1212c for light
and e1a a 10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive 565E :
per lb under 900 lbs. 4%c: second quality, 4k
@4%c; third quality. So 14c
No. cows and heifers. 4d4Ae; second DUAL.
ity. 31a @3%e; third quality. 3@3Ac; commou
thin, undesirable cows. o94 G3c
thin bulls, 1la62c.
Calves-Light weight. per ID. 51@5&c; me-
di,m, 5G5kc; heavy. 464l5c
Sheep (per lb,-Wethers. No 1, 81 h@5%c;
ewes, 4h@4%c
Lamb (per lb)-This years milk lambs, 6h
@7c.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 1Oo
to lao lbs, size; 140 to 250 lbs SIC; $50 to 800
lbs, sac; common, undesirable hogs, 596c.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Tfe condition of The
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
follows:
Trust funds coin. SSe6 us. .SGa: silver
dollars S4S4. .665. 600: silver dollars of 1890 So
600
General fnnd-Standard silver dollars. Sc 2n0-
69 current liabilities. S103. .4T3.fs4; working bal
in treasury Offices, So. OBJ. 1f9: in banks 10
credit Of treasurer of the United States SIS
$50. 400 subsidiary silver coin $19, 9,6l2 Ut9; minor
$50. SO. 500.
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LA SSITUDE IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Jan. 31.-Extreme lassi-
tude settled upon the stock market today,
seemingly as the after effects of last
weeks violent excitement. In spite of the
lethargy prices suffered little. the late
selling coming after considerable gains
had occurred.
The professional tactics were seen in the
professions of apprehension that the Amer
ican tobacco case decision would be handed
down by the supreme court. The small
likelihood of such action was we'll known
to those who had taken the trouble to in
form themselves. as well the intended
adjournment Of the court for three
weeks recess. This recess was a factor,
in fact, in holding the early stock market
firm.
There is a widespread opinion in the
financial world, nevertheless. that no ef-
fective stock market revival is to be looked
for until this important case is finally dis
posed of. It is believed the main current
OF the market will not set in again until
the court has defined what may be regarded
as permissible restraint within the mean
ing of the Sherman antitrust Law.
News from Paris today pointed to the
passing of the worst foods there, but the
influence of the depression in the financial
markets was not lightened
Not much effect on the New York money
market is feared, the inflow of funds from
domestic sources promising growing ease
in money.
The continued expansion of bank loans
shown by Saturday weekly bank state
ment indicates some still unsatisied re-
quirements which the stock market liquida-
ton has not suffced to meet. The fact is
noticed that while the aggregate excess of
loans over deposits of the combined clear
ing house banks has disappeared after per-
sisting into the first of the year, there re-
mains considerable excess of loans over
deposits on the part of the three largest
banks in the clearing house.
The professional limitations of the mar
ket were indicated by the sudden reversal
of the days previous laborious upward
movement in the last half hour, when
United States steel and Union Pacific fell
abruptly two points below the closing price
of Saturday.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, PAL
Falue, S2,s6l.ooo. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. ian. Flour-DulI and with
out quotable change. Receipts 25.699 barrels;
shipments $1,000.
Wheat-Spot. easy; No red $50 bid ele
vator domestic and nominal +. j. afiudt: No.
northern Duluth and No. :, hard winter.
81 25hs nominal Z. .. b. ahoat. Wheat Gull
and little lower the cables and large re
ceipts. although prices gave way very reluctantly
with support from specula Give operators. At the
close prices t,c net lover. May closed at
$L1S1t. July at 81 GsIs. Receipcs j, SEQ hush
els; shipments. 12.117
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New York MONEY Marked

NEN YORK, Ian. 31.--Money on call easy ~
"a per cent; ruling rate; 21s per cent: closing
DIT Tne sn er Ge %nered ere dsTs AT Sd per s cent
per cent; six months. 4N4l4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4laM5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s3S00 L. $3.50 for go day
bills and at S4.S625 for demand
Commercial bills, 81 S3H IA. .S3%.
Bar silver. 52c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroads steady
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PnuIfrx and Game

Poultry (per dozen Hens, $5d6 for small,
SIG750 for large and ss910 for extra; young
roosters, $7Qs; do extra large, Ss.50G1O; old
roosters, s5@5.50; fryers, S6d 7.50; broilers, So
&c for large and S3.50@4 for small; ducks,
nominal; pigeons, s1.50; squads, s3Q4; geese,
$2.5005 per pair; dressed turkeys nominal.
Game (per DOZEN - Mallard ducks, s597:
canvasbscks, S6d7.50; sprig, s4G5; teal S3M
blackjacks. S2.5OG3; gray ducks. sS-5O94; gray
geese, $4@5; white geese. S2@S; brsnt S3G4;
honkers. $500; hare, $2G2.23; rabbits, s.. T5Gy3.
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Narfhern RnxIne..

SEATTLE. Jan. 31.-Clearings. s.. .5s1 95s; bal
anees. 500. .075.
TACOMA Jan. 3I-Clearings S961 12S. hal
ances S73. .552
PORTLAND. Jan 31.--Clearings, s., ,53s. 1856;
balances S2j2. .693
SPOKANE. Jan. 31-Clearings S657 521. hal
snces. Sl4l, $50
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
TSpeciaI Dispdtch TO The Call

SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 81. Producers receive 26c
for eggs from local merchants. The supply be-
comes stronger and good shipments are noted
among larger dealers.
PETAIJ-MA Jan. 81.-Tbe week opened with
eggs quoted at Sic and SOC There is no change
in local conditions. Production is improving.
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Deciduou. and citrus Fruit.

Apples (per box)-Fancy bellaowerS, S1.250
1.5O; Newtown pppins s1.25@1.JO do red.
81. .506l1 70: common TO choice. 65cdS1.
Citrus Fruits (per bOxl-Navel oranges: S2-23
@2.50 for fancy and 81 50d2 for choice; frosted.
I5cd1: tangerines. 81 2oG2 per box; grapefruit
S2.5003 for seedless and Sl.50d2 for common; !;
lemons, S3.5Od4 for fancy. $2d 2.J0 for choice
and SlM1. 20 for standard; lines, S46I-
Tropical Fruits-Bananss 75c6ISl - per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. SOFAS for Central American;
pineapples $2d2.50 per dozen.
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Northern Mhent Market

SEATTLE, Jan. 31.-MIling quotations Blue
stem. 81 Il; club, 81 II: ife. 81 II: red Rus
sian. $1.09. Export wheat-Club. 81 .0S; fife,
81 .oS; red Russian. s. .O6. Car receipts up to
Wheat. 80 cars
PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Wheat. track
prices Club. 81 -06: bluestem. 81 10; red Rus
sian. 81 .0+; turkey red, 81 0s forty fold. 81 os
valley. 81 .06
TACOMA. Ian. a1.-wheat- Bucstem. 81 1.15@
16: club 81 OF
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MinncanoIis Grain and Prndnce

MINNEAFOIIS. Jan. Il. - Wheat - May.
sl.llh: July. 81: lo9s a lo9.. Cash-No. hard,
81. l3M11+h; No. l, Sl.12la011334; No. .,
81. 100 11$%. No. 3 SLOSia d1.l0I5.
Corn-No. :; yellow. 5T%s @5s%4c.
Oats--No ) white, AK a 45c.
Rye-No. . 15%. 9T1Ac
Flax-Closed AT S2.l6A
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Duties ON Imnnrtx

The receipts Of duties imports at the San
Francisco custom house for the month of Janu-
airy just ended compared with those of the cor
Iespondlhs month IN 1909. show n decrease of
month were s429, $50. against $512.4I3 for Janu.
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NANNAS NII1
KANSAS CITY. Jan 3l-Cattle-- Receipts,
1000 head; market steady TO Zoe higher. Na
tive steers. 81 T5dT 10; cows and heiferS. 81 so
6i5 GO: stOckers and feeders. So 25dJ .: bulls.
Sc 256l4 90. calves SS. 7jdIS %; western steers.
81 j0d6: western cows So 25d5.
Hcgs-Receipts 5000 head: market steady 10
strong. Bulk of sales IS O5oS. 81; heavy. s. So
a $. 10; packers and butchers. SS15@S.S5; light,
81 .S067s. -; pigs. $1,000. *.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market steady
Muttons. 81 .25dJ 80. lambs. So. 50ds, fed
western wethers and yearlngs, 81 T5d -, FED
western ewes, 81 25N5.:}5
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb,. Jan. 2t.-Cattle Re
ceipts. $500 head: market steady to stronger
Native steers. S4Gr6. 81: cows and heifers. S3s1
X western steers. S3d6; cows and heifers. 2'u
"a 40: Gamers. S2GS: stockers and feeders
s.. .SOM5. so; calves. SIS 5O1S, bulls, stays, etc,
S3@5.
Hogs Receipts. S.+0O head; market Jc higher.
Heavy. SS15dS.25: mixed. SS.O3MS.10; light
ST.95GS.1J; pigs. STG7.5O; bulk Of sales. $500
SIS.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head market strong. lo
a 1Jc higher. Yearlings. 81 4507. 10; wether-
$5@6; ewes. 81 T5d5.50: lambs 81 4oas 80
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Butter. Cheese and Egg.

Receipts of eggs over Sunday were not as large
as expected and continued active trading resulted
in extras recovering the &c lost ON Saturday
business on the exchange sending the price back
to 32c dozen. The under grades were nm
changed but firm. and the market ON the whole
was In good shape for the selling interests In
the butter market fresh extras were lac higher
at 36c pound and ruled firm at the advance
that being the only change in the quota tions in
that department There no trading in
cheese the exchange and the old quotations
were accordingly allowed to stand.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-10 cases fresh extras at 36lkc and 10
at :S6c pound.
Eggs-10 cases of extras. at 32lae. 20 at 32c
and 10 cases of frsts at 29c dozen
Receipts 81 500 pounds of butter 1s ooo
pounds of cheese and 9I5 cases of eggs
The following are the official quotations estab-
lished yesterday and on the three preceding days
ON the noor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
owing to the various charges to be added
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.Ianu,rv R.nk cI.,r;n

San Fraucisco bank clearings in January were
$lgU,0S3.5f4. against $l32. 6l9 297 IN January
1909. an increase Of S37.4T6.2I7, or 2I.6 per
cent.
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Rean. and Seed.

Beans tper ctD-Bayos. $5.25@5.35; pea nom
inal; small white. $40; large white, So 25
d3.60; pink, S425G4.40; red, S6d6.5O; black
eye, $494.15; lima $4.05G4.10 red kidneys. $5
05.25; cranberry beans, $4.40d4.50; Gsryanzas.
S250a3; horse beans. S1-75@2.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4l4c; yellow mustard,
SIC; haxseed. &c, carload lots; canary. S&4 94c;
4@41ac; timothy, &c; hemp, 31s s94c; millet, Sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. s5 per ctI
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Inndnn Wool sales

auction sales today consisted Of a fine selection
amounting to 1I.611 bal-s. ConpHtitinn
animated and prices for all descriptions
firm especially merinos. which were taken frr
the continent, and crossbreds suitable for
America.
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ChIcaro Dairv Produce M.rket

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-Butter. steady; cream
cries. 25m30c: dairies 24d29c. Eggs. easy at
mark. cases included. 2Ilad27lac; frSts. @0c,
steady; daisies. 17017Ac: twins 16@t n lie.
Young Americas, l6ls d16&sc, lOnghorns. 1Gi n
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cnrrnN rI-rrRrS
g Ioni. WooI NIarket

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3t.-Market unchanged. Ne
dunn grades. cOmbing and clothing. 2fd2ac-
light fine. 22G2Tc; heavy fine, 12d21c; tuh
washed, 2j@37e.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Cnpner Stocks

BOSTON. Jan. 31.-Tbe market opened buoy
ant with activity centered in Lake which ad-
yanccd to ~. Later it reacted somewhat. but
Al time lost its firm tone The whole copper
list displayed strong appearance all day. The
action Of the New York market will have an
influence the copper share list.
The following list is furnished by r. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street. San Eranrisco:
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EIGin Butter

country creamery extras. SOC; fancy, s59s7c;
store, 20@24c.
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London Hon Market
Eastern Live.tock Market

LIvERPOOL. Jan. 31.-Hops In London. Pa
cifc coast. firm, f6G6 los.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks about the same.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Copper stocks show little change.
Silver and HOngkOng exchange
lower.
Barley market stronger.
Government wants oats and hay.
Western bulk corn lower.
Wheat market unchanged.
Hides continue weak and quiet.
Local securities active. Mining
stocks dull.
Bank cIenrings gain 24.6 per cent
i'm January.
Butter and eggs higher.
firm.
Fresh fruit market active.
Four cars of western poultry sold.
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New York MetaI Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-The market for stan.
ard copper on the metal exchange was dull with
spot. and an forward deliveries up to the end ot
April closing at Is. l2is a 1881 iae. The Enghsh
market failed to hold all OF an early advan"e.
closing easy with spot q00ted az $50 los and iu
lures at f6I 13s 9d. Arrivals at the port 0f NeW
York today were 80 tons. Exports. according %
the custom house returns. we're bN2 tons. maAln-
o. I6T So far this month. Local dealers quote
lake copper at t3.62ia n 1881 1ac- Tlectroiy t''
n. 500 I 3. 81 1sc: casting fs-2jN l3.|oc.
Tin was dull. with spot and January closing
81. as. Zoe: February. 81 2361S2 soc; MaI'N
and April. %. 200 81 40c The London marAFt
was easy. with spot quoted at t14T = ID anu
futures AT E14s Us.
Lead was frmer. with spot quoted at +e' p"
4.72isc New York and 455G7 4.6Jc East ST LouiS-
The London market lower at Els los
Spelter closed weak. with spot quoted AZ eti
s. 25c New York and at :. - y n The East -
Louis. The English market was unchanged WIN
spot quoted At f2:; -
The English iron market was unchanged WIN
Cleveland warrants quoted at J1s 9d Loraly no
ehrnS reported. No. I foundry northern.
1S.j0M19: No. 2. SIS. 256r1S.75; No. j southern
and do soft. $1S.50n 1929
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EIGIN. ILL.,. Jan. 31.-Butter-Firm d
sales for the week 1875 500 pounds.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total cIearances of wheat and -four equal
TO 900 bushels: primary receipts, 1, 49,. 900
bushels, compared with $50. 900 bushels the cor
responding day year ago; the visible supply Of
wheat in the United States increased 19S.0O0
bushels for the week; the amount of breadstufs
on ocean passage Increased 1852, 900 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow--Whest so
ears; corn, 657 cars; oats, 26s cars hogs, % 900
head
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Do zen IS ... T5la DO 1st & ext IS IS
10 ~ s.. ser A TaTs Western Md Is 4is
10 ~ -. j - Westing FL cv 5s. ~
zen EIect cv -. 1+434 Wis Central is. ~ !.
n Nm rnf Is 90
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LFThARGY FEATURES
CHANGE BUSINESS
Apprehension Felt Regarding
Decision in American TOs
baccO Case
Inflow of Funds From Domestic
Sources Promises Ease in
Money Market
80 AnrL stocI. Lid

D. T. Hutton & Co. 49o California street
members ~ the New York stock exchange. fur
uiSh tbc following list of bond and stock sales
veNterday:
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london CIosing Stock.

Bar silver Quiet 24d per ounce.
Money -2d2k per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 25s az il-l6 per cent and FOR three
months bills 2@s n II -16 per cent.
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.--Cash quotations were as
follows Flour steady No = rye Sic. Feed or
mixing barley. d66c: fair to choice mailing,
81 u d I0c. Flaxseed-No. 1 southwestern. 81. OF;
No northwestern. $2.14. Timothy seed, 81 Is
d4.20 Clover. S14. Is. Mess pork, per bbl. $2l "a
21.35. Lard. per 100 lbs. $12. Snort ribs sides
$12612.12Ia
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Local Securities Brisk and Firm
Mining Stocks Still Inactive
Mining stocks

Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
moving were the sales on the San fraheisoo
STOCK and exchange board yesterday
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 31.-Butter-City and
The Holbrook news., 1910-09-23
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital or gans, like strains on machinery,
 cause break-downs. You can't over-tax stomach, liver, kidneys.
 bowels or nerves without serious danger to yourself. If you are weak or rundown, or under strain of any kind, take Electric Bitters the matchless, tonic medicine. Mrs. J. B. Van de Sande. of Kirklank, Ill., writes: That 1 did not break down, while enduring a most severe strain, for three months, is due wholly to Electric Bitters. " Use them and enjoy health and strength. Satisfaction positively guaranteed. Soc. at at.....,...
The Holbrook news., 1910-09-23
Sheriff Gets Description
 Of Men
Ex-SOldiers Waniad Fer Murder, Will B
 Known f They Come Here
Sheriff Thompson Of Gila Sends G.
 Descriptive Circular

Descriptions of Billie Stewart and Jim Steele. two ex-soldier wanted for the murder of Free Kibbe and Albert F. Hilpot a Oak creek on the road from Globc to Ft. Apache, were received by Under Sheriff Wood this morning from Sheriff Thompson of Globe.
 Kibbe and Hilpot were shot down brutally by the two eX-sold lers for the purpose of gettin, their hunting outfits and whai money they had. Kibbe was shot as he set on the edge of a bed and Hilpot as he lay down.
 Hilpot made a desperate fight for his life after being shot the first time. He was clubbed into insensibility and then shot through the heart. The rooms in which the men were killed re- sembled slaughter houses.
 Both men were discharge from the regular army at Ft. Yellow stone, Stewart eight months ago. and Steele two months ago. They were for time stationed at Fort Apache.
 Sheriff Thomson warns all officers to take no chances with the. murders, adding that they will probably fight desper- ately to avoid capture. They each are well armed with a 45 Colts, 30-3O rife with. a sight made of a copper cent and a 30-3O car pine.
 Stewart is 23 years old, 5 feet, 3 inches tall and dark complex io1ed. He was smooth shaven when seen last, He has a reced ing forehead and is generally quiet hammered.
 Steele is 28 years old, 5 feet, 10 inches tall, light compile xioned and has grey eyes.
 The nnurderers took two black Stetson hats and a fine saddle from their victims.
The Holbrook news., 1910-09-23
Cameron Gives Promise
 10 Assist
Says He Hi D His Best To Secure
 Approval Of Constitution.
55a;s Isog,a Hare Declared Fer Whal
 They WaRf Ard Should Get il.

Our first duty now is to frame the constitution. Whatever con stitution the people want and farme I will try to get through congress when 1t reaches me in Washington. .''
 Ralph H. Cameron, deleate to congress for Arizona thus pledg- led himself this afternoon while discussing the recent cleo tion and the effect it may have On statehood.
 ''The people by their votes -have declared the kind of consti- tuition they want continued Cameron, "and that is the kind that should be framed.
 This has not been party fight. h Cochise I saw lifelong republicans fhting with the democrats and old line democrats with republicans. It was an un- usual election.
 ''If we get a good constitution, which l hope and believe we will, see an influx of capital into Ariz- ona to develop cur resources such as we have never even hoped for. Arizona is the most resource ful state in the union. We need more people and more capital. These l believe we will get as soon as we have been admitted to full statehood. "
 Cameron spent the closing days of the campaign in Cochise, fight ing for the election of the repub- lican delegates there. He did not even go home to vote, feeling that Coconino county was safely republican. It turned out that way.
 in Bisbee on the last night of of the campaign Cameron was the principal speaker. On account of his success in Cochise two years ago the republicans insist ed upon his being there at the close of the fight. But Cochise went solidly democratic.
 Cameron will leave to tomor- row for Flagstaff and on Novem- Der 1st will go to Washington to be ready for the December term of congress.
 If it does not take too long to