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The Washington times., 1910-03-10
DEAN VANCE HONORED

William Reynolds Vance. dean OF the
law school Of George Washington Uni
versity, was the guest Of honor at the
annual banquet Of the class OF 1905 at
Freund's last night. Dean Vance spoke
on The Responsibility Of the Attorney
to the Court" Alvin L. Newmeyer> was
POSTMASTER At the close Of the chr
rent scholastic year. Dean Vance will
take a professorship at Yale Irnivereitv
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

been made for his widow, will be IN
Veiled In Calvary Cemetery. Lieut..
Richard Enrigtt, president Of the New
York Police Department Lieutenants'
Association. Will make an address.
Commissioner Baker has been asked TO
attend. and will do so II possible.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
COUPON

This coupon entities the holder
10 one SOC package OF DR.. How
ards specific for the cure OF con-
stipatiOn and DYSPEPSIA at half
price. 30c. l Will refund The money
to any dissat tisfied customer.
JAS. O'DONNELL,
ef T street northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
PRAYING FOR BOSS" cox.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. March 1o-The
Rev. Dr. Robbins. at eminent Baptist
minister has induced every minister In
Cincinnati 10 pray for the spiritual re-
demption or George 3. Cox, the Repub-
iican boss" OF that city.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
CONCERT is GIVEN.

Congratulations are being received by
Mrs Ellen Nockey Seifert CrcT the
success Of her concert at Car~y& In
stitute Hall last night Those who
participated were NJ. s SFarbau
George Mahr. Miss Louis Parker, Miss
Anna GerhOld. Robert Bond Gotta. J
W Walton. Harry L. Wilkins. Oscar
Zeitlcr, Charlemagne KohIer, and Mrs
Seifert
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
c. v. OFFUTT NAMED
PRESIDENT Of BANK
Georgetown Financial InSti-
tuition Elects New
Officers.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.


At the regular monthly meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Potomac Saw
ihgs Bank, held yesterday at the bank
building, George w. Offutt was elected
president. TO I'LL the vacancy caused by
the death of Joseph J. Waters who
died in January, after holding the office
Of president ever since the bank WAS
organized. about four years ago.
Edward L. Schneider was elected vice
president, to fll the vacancy caused by
the promotion Of Mr. Onutt The va
cancy on the board Of directors was
not filled.
The new DR. sident is a prominent resi-
dent Of GeOTs TsetOwn. and has been fden-
titled with the interests Of the west end
practically ell his life. He conducts a
wholesale grocery store at 32O9-32l1 NJ
street. and is a large property holder in
the section west Of Rock creek. He is
also half owner I'm a large tract Of land
Just north Of Tenleytown, and bordering
on the District line. He was one of the
original directors Of the bank. Prac-
icaily ever since its organization he
has held the office of vice president.
Ills successor as vice presto ent I'd
ward L. Schneider. is also Ge5rgetown
man, and interested in West End mat
tiers. For some years ne conducted
butcher stands in various markets. and
Win the OTSaniza ton of rl.e ROSsivn
PACKING Company became identided
With that concern. He is the president
OF the corporation, the headquarters Of
which are located at the Virginia end
OF the Aqueduct bridge. For several
years ne has been member of the
SOaTn OF directors OF the bsrk.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The Officers Club. OF the Epworth
League, Of EIdbrOOke Methodist Episco-
pal Church, TenleytOwn. viii hold a box
party this evening a the parsonage Of
the church. The affait viii be compli-
meutAry.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Rev. FTeeland Peter, Of the Church
Of the Epiphany, delivered the lcnten
sermon last evening at ST Johns
church, the services being well attend
ed. At Trinity Church the sermon was
delivered by Rev. Edward J. Davitt, S
J., OF Georgetown University.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Mrs. William King. one Of we'll
known Georgetown family. is critically
hl Ar her home, 3il+ y street, with
EriChts disease \ few DAYS ago her
condition was regarded as considerably
Improved, but A change for the worse
occurred.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The friends Of J. II Banks celebrated
MS seventeenth anniversary last even
ing IN an appropriate manner, at his
residence, 360S \ street
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Mrs. "Tiilic Moran, wife OF Patrick
NcrSn- OF 31e7 y street, is IN McEees-
port. Pa. where she was called several
caHS ago because Of the death Of her
mother
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

James D. Ninson has taken out a per
nit TO make a number Of repairs 70
premises. 1928 Thirtieth street.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Medical Director Howard r. Ar7ez
I. :. y, Of Chelsea, Mass. is the guest
Cf Mrs Lieut.. Charles McCarteney. of
tl2" DGohartOn avenue
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

John Shafer. Of 1905 " street. is i'll
a. the Georgetown University Hospital
He is reported 10 be improving
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

a. p. +. Elder has commenced he
building Of one-stOry brick addittcn
10 1917 Twenty-ninth street.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The communion Sunday Of The Sodal-
lty Of the Blessed Virgin al Trinity
Church has been changed to the second
Sunday Of each month. next SuuCav be
ing The hrst communion day under the
new order. The change was made be
cause the third SUNDAY. previously
known as sOdality Sunday, is now the
regular communion day OF the men OF
The parish. who have formed Third
Sunday League Of nearly 800 members.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Gas Ranges, Water Heaters, 616 rzth ST
c. A. Muddiman & Co. I2O4 . St.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Chile Con CaTne and Hot females. The
Ranch, 5o7 F st. NV. Open till midnight
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
LOCAL MENTION.

Strawberry Quality" Ice Cream,
Made from the fresh fruit and pure in
gradients: only 81 gallon. ROsenfeId-s
81 II ne Phone Line. 1909
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

"For Automobile Eye Insurance.
Ask Druggist for Murine Eye Remedy %
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

caveriy's plumbing. 1881 u st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Jones Dairy Farm Products.
Buckwheat, Lard, Sausages. Hams
always obtaiuable Jas. d. DonneIIv
tfth & Eye SITS. N w
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Friday Special In
Women's Isle Thread Vests.

Twenty dozen WOmen's Low-neck Vests of fine quality Isle
thread made with dainty crOcheted fronts and sleeveless
Csc each; 3 for SI.OO
Regular SOC quality.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Friday Special in
Women's Lingerie Waists.

Fine Baiste Waists in very dainty lingerie style yoke of Ger
man Vaenennes insertion heading insertion
and baby s motif front and back below yoke eboratey trimmed
to MATCH long sleeves trimmed with beading and German alensnna
insertion, sx-nch tucked cuffs all sizes
$2.25 each. Were S2.95.
floor G stree
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FoPETcE TRADING Foreign houses
TOOK adTantage OF the difference oetween
local and Londop 3,p Prices s-af i6f taFihs & ia1 a
ward Of 5000 shares. CuotaEons on me
London Exchange ruled about nan point
2 boze New York prices
NEWMAN AND PITTsBCRG & LAKE
FPTE ROARD-At the annual meeting or
+he stockholders Of the Plftsp1rg q Lake
- e1se+ed a director TO succeed the late
II AfcK Tvornbly. All the retiring dlrec-
were re-electsa rj++eS,i[ T. NIX eespcr+
e Yongbiogheny Railroad 10 succeed Mr
T'wombly.
THE COPPER MARK ET-sales o. elec+
+roiy-tic copper were MADE yesLeroag y6reIagy a. a.
80 - -S-1t-., Wounds at the fcfegoing figure
T-ss TeDorred Buying OF copper IS l-sHL a
the present time. Ta oss 9I 3beir -e wants up 10
50 Ia+-er Dart OF this month at least. 4
good demand for copper next month I0r
Spring delivery is ezpecleo'
,,.pz~r-rr -TLOOK.-Wa ". Erwin
o MAJ "a - me Consolidated Exchange, in
q ~; - letter say: ~ OF much is eN-
ae.tad tiaeI ~ the stock market IN the next teW
weeks; ~ ~ NJ he downward and OF industrials
He-S - tI+S n is probable thar we VIII hare
lore of a discriminating iii''' me- 'i'Ai-
have had since ISV''
NATlONA-b reoorts for the last year
surely - - IN assets of SS00,Je0 ana sur
i ~ more than SlVeopo. ~ 600 ~
Ro1 moTe man ss $3.50 & Wt'iGn an Increase z'9S Of
S469 200 ApED - Dividends
d2e been declared as fPGTs Pawav 81 reFaar Fa
Minneapolis o. ner cent on the common
4ppeferred payable oBaaV on P96ruarg Regular al
F;utte Coaillt'oe.., .,,tS payabIe on March /
quarter.llsy, .ls,l1SS p TO CLOSE COTTON .Ex
PETfIEEoThe members Of Ihe y ge% 9ork 9o
eaon EXCHANGE Ssv aaSs elreIsiaq on Febrnary Gf
~, |o- ar extra hoIiaAg "a
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
BIG MERGER RATIFIED.
sssGholdsrs Of Three Trust Companies
Agree TO Plan.

~ spsclsl meetings oT the stockholders
1fAs Guaranty. Nertoa and Fifth Avenue
r1sI companies held yesterday afternoon
Y proDositien n merge the three institu-
s1E under the name ot the Guaranty
i'ast Company. made b. the directors on
's1Hsry I Tas formally ratified
Ess1.er II the day the stockholders Of
y Guaranty Trus: Company met and
veg - increase ne capital stock from
s.sse-bee, 70 which II was increased from
'-ssB.ee9 z week ago, 20 s., BOO, 900. Of
'H additional $4,000 coo stock voted yes
f-asg, si.50p.9ee Is - Re exchanged for
!. s29ee. 200 outstanding stock Of the
-e-fon Trust Company and $500, 600 IS 70
: sscasnged fo- the 81. 9e1, 600 ourstsnd-
z stock o. ne Fifth Avenue Trust Com
isaE. Under the terms Of the merger
-sriain papers remain 20 be signed be
re merger becomes effective. but
Is Eil b. done n q few days After the
-1asnge OF stock has been made, the
'z1clce-s VIII be invited 70 DEPOSIT
e stock under 4 voting trust agree
tor IRE years from January 9, 1910
--s voting trustees are Henry P Davi-
Y Issorge z. Baker and William H. Por-
-sfa 2. Merton, president Of the Morton
= s'fla Avenue trust companies. will be
ialsn q The board OF directors Of the
ssa companies, and Alexander J.
@eaill. president OF the Guaranty
~ Conpsnv, Will be elected 70 the same
'-sn y the enlarged compaay
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Jan. 25--cATTLE-RscsIpts. 5000
1Oc lower. steers. S5@SS 25 COWS. IS So2so 50.
So T5 stockers and feeders. IS 75GSS 80. HOGS
Receipts Is eco; tOC lower; choice hssvv IS $50
IS 40: butchers. s. 309Ss ~; light mixed s. te6
SS Is: choice light. IS 154SS %; packing. S etsI
e 20. pigs 81 5N7SS 10. Bulk % sales IS 15lo
s. 80. SHEEP-Recsipts. 5000. weak. shssp.
s59s5. lambs sT6ss .. yearifngs. 81 sass
/ 10G dull and IGq15c lower. prime steers Is -
ass 50, shipping IS 6o9$6 10, butchers. 81 5ef5
Sc 10: heifsrs Sass So: cows. 50 25GSS .; bulls
Receipts 100. slow ana sc lower; s6asle 50
HOC-Rereipts. 4. COO. slow and 1oEIJc lower.
heavy SIS G0e7SS CO. rnixsal- IS 5a9Ss 50: Torkars.
stags STGST Is dziries - 25GSs so SEEEP
AND L4AMBS- Receipts 1000, sheep active and
STEADY, lambs slow and eoe lower. lambs. s. so
SIS 80. yearlinss. 50 2J7$T 80.
Kansas City Jan. 25.-CATTLE-EsceipsE
l.. o0e including 500 SOuthsrns; 5G15c lowsr,
choice export ard dressed beef steers. IS 7SG&T.
fair 70 good 81 5O1S5 10: Western steers 81 251
s. 75. srCckers and feeders. 81 50f7S5 -: south
eru steers. Sass so Southern cows. So 5o9S4 -
ECCSS-Eeceiptz 10 o90- f5lR2Gr lo--er to-, IS 50
bulk OF sales ssGSs Is heavy. s. I57$s so.
IS Is pigs s78s7 40 SHREP-Recsiurs s go.
steady. IefI15e lower; lambs. s. 2oz1$s IL. TeaT
Cincinnati. ian. 25-CATTLE-Rsc=trts, 2fs.
very quiet and easy. falr . coed shippers. 8 *
gss s 10. eenTaSs Is1,z 81 .5gs+ HoG.Rscs,Trs. &
psrs. IS 5Oqss 55, common. s. T57ST -. SHEEP
: Receipts. so, stsady, Ss9S5 =. lambs steady.
Pirrsburs. Jan. ATTLE-su1piv light.
choice S6 S59 So 50. prime. ss 100 SIS Sn
sHEEP-SuppIy FAIR: prime wsthsTs. sf9
ian1Ss. SEQ s. 40. veal cai7es. So 5Os so
EOGS-Receiots light. prime heavtss. IS g.
mediums ana heavy Tor1ers, $ 80. rght.
s. 400 $ so pigs. IS So9<s 20. rrnghs-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
Yester-

viii F1o{B NE AND 5o,ag MEAI~FL9TR INACTIVE.
stsady; Kiln Pta dPted s. o 80 BRsAMAk BFe MAhkk1-
Fine e. T9its and yellow. 81 $50 81 So coarse.
steady: Western apring, sa7 Ioasa7 S.: stand and
ard middiiigng IN $2e & S5d s27 10 -four 40, $50 IS;
$2S 25 q SOS so ascks: middling, S2S a0S S31:
red dog. So: homlny chop. s2T 80 bulk; SOS 20
PRoTIsIoNsEEsieF IONS e. detaaI ea4lv s.cl,ni,
longs and selling for OUTSIDE account 65 dss
y steady; mess, SIS: family s2e; short cIear
s75 S9 9a$ family EsE9ST;G5 sIeaS}s mess s11 599
SO so extra India mess. s24 56aS25. BEEF
FIAAIs-S24 q $26, DRESSED HoGs-steady:
b. II Pgs iac. p Cur isG %Esfes9 - Sc 149
bellies easy: smoking, 13c. 10 lb. 1875 a I2%
hams rs s. stead: IS, i3c IL r9LIoWFoaist eSsd
city. 65sc; country. ga 8T1sc. LARD-Easy
12%c; refined weak; South America. 1s Soc;
Continent. 12.75c; Brazil kegs. IA soc COM
sI PoINn02niet: Ia quiet & s% s1oe; sTEARINE-Easy:
ME'TALs-coPPER~ weak. zoo,
s assSes Up nGon hs @ sa SPOT a5 E so o'R IS 6a
futures f6l IS. Local deaIers quote lake
fSPgeF and al LAST casing 44s si fcs5Tos at l45S@
Dull. spot 81. so q 3Sc; January SO 40 a 20 s0,-
February and March. 80. IS 9S2. 45c; April.
spot fi4s 5s I'd for futures LEAD-Duu;
Sd. sPELTER-weak; spot. eos a625c New
York; SIS a < 9ae East St Louis. London un-
changed IRON was lower. at 52s I'D for
cleveland warrants in London. Locally un-
changed. No I foundry Northern SIS 750
s19 %; No =. SIS scGs1a: No / Southern and
No ! SoIthern soft, $ls 50G $40 25. Pig iron
certificates unchanged no sales.
sUGAR-Refned dull and unchanSed spo+
quoted Centrifugal. 90 test 4-0sc: muscovite SO
test 3.5Sc and moiasses sugar. 50 test ? 33c
The Lcndcn market for beet sugar was dull and
z 10 lid lower, with January and February
quoted at l2s Sd and MAY at l2s 11l.a.
R3CE-Firm al primary points. with a
somewhat broader inquiry. Locally there was
q steady 10 firm market with good demand
HIDES-Firm, with full prices quoted but
as a rule unchanged. Current receipts are
largely going into The hands OF tanners on direct
inn oriation First hand stocks are firmly held
LEATHER-Firui az full prices and demand
good
DRUGS-Essential oils firmly held. Roots
firm with n good tOhhinG dsrrtbIItion
N0TAssEs AND SYRUPS-Quist and un-
changed with uoasses firmly held
NAVAL STORFS-Spirfts turpentine steady
but without important change in prices Rosin
was higher. Tar held steady and UNCHANGED
Ous-No change in iinseed oil Refined pc
troIst,nl In steady demand at -ecent prices.
COTTONSEFD oN-Prices were easier
eariy but the close We're steady at 3 points
decline 10 potnt advance. sales, II 100 bbIs
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26

IN British shares on the Unionist gains and
investment buying. Paris selling weakened
foreign securities and kaffirs but the lat
ter recovered IN the afternoon on renewed
support
American securities opened unsettled
some stocks We're supported for a time but
uncertainty regarding the Washington ad-
mlniStrdtiOn attitude toward corDora-
tons caused renewed selling and depressed
prices generally in the first hour New
York selling later caused sharp break OF
from one point to three points in which
dlgan7ated Copper. United States Steel
and Union Pacific were leaders a fractional
recovery was not maintained and the mar
ket closed fiat. Further weakness was
shown on the street after the close and
Americans declined another point, with the
exception OF United States Steel which fell
day.
Cali money in London, 2dGA per cent.
open market discount rates for short bills.
- per cent; long bills pa per cent; Berlin
discount rate, 3 per cent: Paris discount
rate, ~ per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
oon, . francs 1919 csntimes; Berlin ex-
ehange on London. 20 marks Il pfennigs.
Bar gold, rs Cd. American eagles, T6s Id
Paris, Jan. 25.-Three per cent rentes early
to-cay declined 20 centimes to 9S francs 60
centlnes. but recovered centirnes. closing
a. - francs IS centimes. Free selling Of
rench securities caused general weakness
on the Bourse
Berlin, Jan. 25.-Prices were lower on the
Boerse
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan 25.-cicsins WHEAT -
spot dun: futures duil March. s. 21sd. Nay.
IS sd July. IS i1izd CORN-Spot steaeiy.
new American mixed. IS ID. old IS 90: gus-
grss Guiet; January. IS q: March. IS "a.
PEAS-Canadtan steady. - sd FLGUE-
Winter patents. 3Ss Sd. HOPS-In London
tPaciHc Coasrl. g los g e8 5s- REEF-Extra
india mess strong. 91s Sd PORK-Prirna
mess Western syeaay. l0Ss EAN-Snorr
cut, 65s bACON-Curuberian eur nrTn SIS
Sd. short rib steady 68S sd. long clear
middies. light nrFD, Cts; heavy Sss; shart
clear backs steady. S4s. clear bellies auM Gss
shoulders. square, 56s- LARD-prfnas Vest
ern. tierceS. easy. 62S. American refined
palis. SSs ga. CHEESE Canadian a-ssr
white and eolo-ed, firm. SOS TALLOW-
Prime civ steady. Gas 3d TURPENTINE---
spirits. ass Sd ROSIN-oemuOn Arm fnx
sd SEIROLEEA EAI-Rea aned steady T-se
LINSEhsD OIL. SIS %
Llhaoa Jan RAW SCGAR--Certrif-
GEaL lSs 6S muscovado. Mss. Brr1v
81 CAR--iIlnnary. Us ID LISSEED-Cal-
IS lotsd SPERM oIL-E2S PETRCLETAI
1z,S.ry 1St.Ssiean Eenned. 61sd spirits. "a rJ1R-
eaa strained los alSd. nne. 15s 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

sales were heavy on the Consolidated Ex-
cnangs, totailing &S.590 shares, distributed
among seVenty-four different issues. Com
nnsslon houses were large sellers OF stocks
TINS liquidation rejecting the exhaustion
OF margins and the reaching OF stop loss
limits. Selling for short account was also
heavy, but at the lower levels covering
was conducted actively This impaired
relative hrrnness. compared with quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange the
dlnerence between prices on the two boards
being quite wide at times. Union Pacific,
Tor example, did not sell on the final break
IN the afternoon below 1872, which was
three-fourths of a point above the bottom
price touched on the other board Reading
ald not get under 1s4zs, against 154i2. The
low Of Smelling was S9l4, against S%+ and
OF Copper, rs against 17$4 Noteworthy
liquidation took place in United States
Steel common, a stock in which there has
been a very considerable long account.
This resulted in its price being forced down
to SOS early in the day, against low on
the other board OF Sis. Steel and Union
Pacific accounted for 125, $50 shares CT the
grand total for all issues. Detailed opera
tiOns follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26

size, BUCKwHEAT. comb. 1cG1lcs azfracfec.
TdT i.c. California. extracted. % cotoEs ITO
sc: Southern extracted. gallon. ts1 f5c .
BEESa AN-Marssr firm ar 70 q JUG pet, -
for foreign ana 2U0SIc TOR domestic -icpiirs
of latter sxfrsf1sig
MAPLE sEGAR-tsuotsstesas Of = 1oc e--
n tor sugar ard 7G145c per gallon TOT STUB
about covers the situation
&sSSESG-AFeraEe qualities gsnS on-
largely al quotations Et-sr- Northern and Es=s-
ern. ib. sB 1851 25 southern and Scuthw ssrsrn-
s. j01S7.
NITS-Peanut market firm on az gracss
q Nirglnias. both shsllsd and haId r-ckszs
Prices higher than wssk ago Hi1korE ntt5s
Steady and demand light PEANUTS. Virginia
naf7 picSec. Jumbo. T. 7i427iac, fancy, 5-zv
Sac. extra 4se4+@tc- shellad- JUMBO - 1lQcs
10 Z SAGE. No > 4Q5es Spanish. No 1. IesS
sc' No 2 5ssQ64c. PEcANS. Texas. ung-aaed.
% lie: HICKORY NUTS bush q 75es2 %.
BCLLNETS- 75e9Sls WALNTTS, black fOG--1C-
BCTTERNETS. 25T50c
FJRs AND SkTNS-Londor sales are now
On and rull reports VII be availabs oy " ed-1es-
day Marker very firm al snail 1urz with
prices tending higher
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

New York. January =. 1a1n
BEET ES-Recetpt Il cars OF 2Se head. sA
for slaughter. Nothing detng N hve caTrie-
Feeling weak Dressed beef slow. with an
easier feeling Liverpool and Lcldcn csrtiss
markets, 121e 9I415c. dressed weight. refrig-
orator beef at London. lOas q 10Asc
CALyES-Rsceipts. 4O4. o. whieh 27S Ears
for market all Western calves Prices beretT
steady. but all sold az S=4Ss 50 Per 100 II
City dressed vsals slow ar 10 2 16c- country a.
ga 14&c. dressed barnyz-d calves lower az
"a &c
Salez-s Judd & Co 81 Western calves
4O1 ID average. 81 50 per 100 ID. IL cS5 h
"a IS 90. 32S ID, 81
SHEEP And LA5IBS-Rsee eipts. Il cars. e.
2,552 head. including cars for slaHghtsr and
5 for market. sale Sheep weak
lambs lower and slow, and : cars had ever.
Common 70 good sheep. S4 q 9 S. . psT 100
ID; medium lambs. IS. Western yearii7zs
81 So Dressed mutton slow al af1lc Per
ID, dressed lambs loW er at l. q IA Aec- co1in
try dressed hoJhouse lambs lower Al 50 30 q
So per carcass
Sales-herns Commission Company- 10 n
diana lambs, 6S 10 average, at So Per 1af
II: % Western yearlinzs 50 II. 81 go 50 In
diana sheep. lis ID. S5 ., - 10 ID 81 d
HOGSRaCeipts. a cars. or 2-6so hsa1- al
for slaughter Nothing doing in live hog
Would sell lower u here Country dressed
hogs quiat at I01a 12e. light pigs. AZ 121sc
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
Wheat
BOSTON WOOL SALES

Ecsten Ian. z5.-rhere IS = =lsShs t=>-ease -
the interest IN the local wccl uarEst. s=pscialFv
in asscs Wcols. and values are 6-T-,lr ,-a.--
taired The call seems g coc,s r-crr ~. sr.z
wocIlen mills Stocks ara 50 Er1tyed r,st /. "a
believed the local bins viii be swept clean es1,rs
the new clip arrives. Domestic -co.srio,s-
OHIO and Pennsylvania hsscs-Sc : -ashsd
z0G41c- No 2 washed, 4cc: dslatne SAD s0r-
Xxx. ST7SSc. hne unrnsrchartabIs SIC = clccd
ccnbing S6eS7c: = S6s1SIc. -. 25c = a =
clothing. 2S15Oc 6slaine unEasksd az sra
unwashcd- 27G2sc- Michigan. WIscersir. >-e-
2 EorA-Hine ne dnWasned = lz-oc: = oicc1 $50
and Missouri blood. SIC: "a S26S3c Braid
2S12ac Secured valCeS-Texas me = r,oushs
7STT5c- S 70 $ months sScT0c ff-e raF go
62c. HCahforrta--Ncrthsrn ssa6sc middle csul-
". 6S965c; tall frse. 56E52c Orsgor-EaSra-,
No : sr1Nls TSI7Sc- Eastern clothing Tnf7--r
valley Ne !. 5TGSSc- Terrlrsry-Flas staple. T1J6
soc dne medium. 700 re, drs clo-ht-g. TaE
-. 6s97oc. - 67teSc P,lle5--Exrza. TSs
T5c. dls A. 6S5T0c. surSrs. Se3S3c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

oaaneS dOH H,h MARKET. = Money on call
ce,5t csstleo 49, al "a per cent; highest, 81 per
cent lowest per cent closing. 81 G3I5
per cent, ruling rate. 81 per cent: last
Ioan, Sl2 per cent. Time money was easier
6a4I rates 5s4q4 per cent for sixty days. per
Et=i-L Sl LoT ninety and one hundred DAYS, IA
= per cent for four and five months and
- pes cent for six months Nercantiie
paper was fairly well absorbed and came
INTO The market freely. Rates. 4Ipd5 pe~
ceIlt Tor sixty 10 ninety days indorseme1its
@izg0 per cent for four TO six months
choice single names and So per cent for
FOHEHIN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened strong and at the
END OF the first hour had advanced about
&c from Mondays closing level Cables
we're quoted at 669ea ss95. demand ster-
ing at Ass72d4 $3.50 and sixty-dax bills at
So Snort francs We're 5.171a less l-16Q.
5.l.1e less I-32- and short reichsnlarks
95 1-l6- After advancing TO 1860, a maxi
mum gain of 80 points in the morning, the
market reacted 10 10 Is points in the
afternoon. Cables were quoted at 4 $50 a
4ssSo, demand sterling al 4s645a4. .ssls and
slzty-oay bills at 4-s4 Short francs were
quoted al aI712 less i-22, and short reichs-
marks ar g lis.
Bankers posted rates follo-r:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
roRrTGN FINANCIAL.

London Jaa 2cops93I, Co e , iofeq for aecoGni a a9Msr
al s2ss for nl2lSs5 = iovyer at f1e4s. Canadian
Anacondiaa = lover. ns9 at 1914. GRAND Trunk "a
Fsieiier Fadi,r at 2O7s. ,.++Ar demand for settle
Money was III r1iecount rates were easy
nft nfgesrs sofkh lie EEsafe asnsra Efse
.t-iefy ocenpissu ,ossd q smaller American
over, %hisnnn The e'7s. rate Cor Americans was 4'@
rer cent. nsoderate, with far strength
Trading WaS
New-York tribune., 1910-01-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Lend y ian. 15-rhe cHrert,Es a. ERE werf
auction sales TO-DAY consisted OF --isceiiare
selection arlountinG 1z.424 bales. which
We're readily sold At tr-n rates. West Aus
tralian ana Victorian greasy E,erfnoz ws-e
eagerly taken hy home and Continental buT--
ers. and Americans took a rsw lots q TIE
nest. well as a good supply Of cross5reds
Sales follow. Ns~ South NEIlsS. :, 600 bales
secured Is q rs 10tsd, greasy. 5&d91s Slsd
Queensland. 100 bales. secured. Is 1d1
2s 9. q. greasy, Sd q Is 21e Victoria 500
bales; secured. Is 1d7 Is 9szd; greasy. SisdG
Is "a. South Australia 500 bales secured
Is Cd q IS Cd. greasy. "a 2 Is Sd. West Aus
tralia. +700 bales; greasy. a%d0Is Ia. New
Zealand. 2,SuO bales, greasy. ii 6lS 2tSd
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 500 halss
greasy. 5d4 ia Punta Arenas GOO bsIss:
greasy. T7tdT111sd