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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31

canoe and power in it, but they are
there just the same.
We rave of the injustice of the fate
that makes it possible for one man to
have fine linen and rich food and
magnificent home and limousines and
finely bred horses, jewels, lawns, and
leisure, while another spends long toll
some hours each day to earn enough
to keep himself and his family from
starvation.
All. but suppose fate had let all
these things be evenly distributed, but
had given to one man the power to
feel this strange overpowering happl-
ness and withheld it from another
Wouldn't that have been much
less happy state of affairs2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31
BIG VARIETY OF HOME MADE
CANDIES TOMORROW

The choicest candies to be found
anywhere in the city, for we make
them right here in the bakery from
the very best and selected materials
We guarantee them to be ultra
pure and safe.
There will be a big assortment
early tomorrow. The prices are so
low comparatively and the candies
so delicious that you'll delight in
buying your Sunday confectionery
supply here if you but see the many
kinds and the reall fine qualities
there are.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31

Suppose we had to buy this happi-
ness such as those humble folk felt
and the princess lost. What great
store we should set upon it. What
high prices it would bring.
But now that it is without money
and without price, do we half APP
preciate it?
/ wonder.
Forgive me if you do not like this
whimsical strain. but if you do, go
beyond what / nave said and dream
and wonder with -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31
SCOTCH LAYER CAKE Is ECO
NORfICAI

Are your people big cake eaters?
Give them Scotch layer cake. They
can eat as much as they like. It
is not 50 rich as to injure health,
but is yet exceedingly good.
We make it in big patches and
then divide in to generous squares
which sell at 10c The cake has
three layers; one fruit and spice;
the others white sponge. 1t is
richly iced with cherry icing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31
NUT WATERS WILL PROVE
PLEASING

They are made of a rich short
ened cake dough into which is mix
ed generous quantities of crushed
nuts. When baked the rich nut
flavor penetrates the entire wafer.
They are exceedingly crisp, dainty
and thin. A whole pound for csc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31
NOW NOTICE THE PERFECT
SHAPE OF THE WESTON LOAF

Every other possible thing to
make weston Bread the best made
and best sold bread has long been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-31
IDEAL BAKERY

The Place That's Different.
12I w. 9th st. Phones 100.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan 2T-wHEAT-spo, nrn.
No red Western winter. Is Al. futures dull;
March. IS nd. May Is I'd. CQRN-spoti
quiet: new American mixed, AZ 3tsd. cd
American mixed 5s %, futures dail jan,
uary. Is 0Nd. February. 4s 2Ad FLOUR
Winter patents. 2os. HOPS IN London CPa-
eihc COAST. f4 6s9f5 BEEF-Extra India
mess l25s PoRK-Prime mess Western.
zoos. HAMS-Short cut 62s. BACON-Cum-
berland cut, 61s. short rib. els "a. clear bel
lies, SIS Cd. long clear mlddles; Ugh. ets
&C. heavy. 64s; short clear backs~ SIS.
sHOULpERs-Squ 57s. LARp-Prims
Western. tierces SOS od American refined
pals 52s Sd HEESE-Canadian nnast
white, new. SOS. colored. 6ls 90. TURPEN-
TINE-Sprits. SIS ~. ROSIN-commcn.
I5s. PETRoLEUM-Renned 6lsd LINsEED
OH. ass 90. COTTONSEED OIL-Kull re-
fined spot. 3os 7isd. TALLOw-Australian n
IN London, 36s Sd.
London. Jan. 2T-sUGAR-Raw centr.fu-
gal o. i0iad nuscovado. - i0Rd beet.
January, %. LINsEED-calcutta. April-June.
SOS. LlNSEED OIL ass 10hd. SPERM OF.
f94 los. PETROLEUM-American rernet
5nd spirits sAd TURPENrINE--splrit
SIS 81, RosIN-American strained. los: nne.
I0s ioHd
Antwerp Jan. 27-PETRoLEUM. 70 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

New York January 27, 1911
BEEVES-Receipts, 22+ cars, or o,sll head,
including II cars for the market. Dressed
stock and steers and bull< slow 20 15c lower:
thin cows about steady. medium and fat cows
tie held over Ordinary 70 choice veals sold
az s. 80 n So 80 per 100 n. oxen. IS. bulls.
81 25 q s. IS; cows. 81 506 81 so Dressed beer
slow AZ last quotations. London cattle mar
kets weak al ION diS4c. dressed weight.
sinking Oral. Liverpool cattle steady at l01
l1l4c dressed weight, in addition 10 onal; re-
frigerator beef at London easier az % 1Oc
Exports tomorrow, 500 cattle and !. .4T5 quar-
ters Of beef In the Minnetonka 10 London, and
$50 quarters in the LaUrentic 70 Liverpool
Sales--S Sanders. 10 Ohio steers, l2s0 10
average S6 Is per 100 To- li Pennsylvania-
lO6s DO. 81 50. 1 state. go 10 s. 30. oxen.
asa To- s. l bull, 1000 II. s5 35; I. 1893 10,
1924 No. 81 20: 2. 500 10. Sc 35. 6. $50 h. SO 20.
H. s73 u.s. So 3, 677 10, 81 80.
ad IL e 5o iss l5 :9 l. 'is 78o Il r. s. %
/ COW. i22O 10. 81 so. Il. 1877 10, 81 55 {. til6
10. 81 s5' ]. 1000 Ib, 81 25; 4 1928 I5. $40; 3.
e. =. -. g4I lb. S3 a.: 10 os2 H. So S.. 2 900
lb SO 30. 8. 1910 10, So 30 H. ga ID. 50 3. :.
$50 ~. SO :. 13l 10. 81 -: II. s33 Ib. 81 so;
Kerus Commission Company; 20 Western
steers 100 10. 50 80: II. 1907 H. s. so - Nir-
Yswton 4 90. 20 Ohio steers 1lsl Ii. SO so
J. Shambers 3 Son: 10 Ohio steers, 1908 ID.
Tobin & shannon bull. 1880 Ii, 81 4o l
COW. 1870 10. S. so. ?, s65 Ii. 81 10
CaIyEs-Receipts 32f. including 81 for the
m ar<et. i4i on sale Trade dull and prices
95c lower Ordinary 20 prime veals sold al IS
n $40 So per 100 lb. fairly good Western calves,
& % Dressed calves weak az i2G i6c for city
dressed veals and lod Is nc for country
dressed.
sales-s Sanders: veals. 1873 10 average.
Sf0 30 per 100 10. IS. IL DO. 50 %. !. 90 H. SIS
Judd & Co. 50 Western calves, 327 10.
s. -
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts 22iz cars.
or s2i head Including 81 cars for the mar
ket II cars on sale Trade dull, but prices
STEADY. full half the offerings we're unsold az
lats hour common sheep sold az 81 per 100
In. medium 20 choice lambs az s. 5O9ss 10. a
bunch OF vearings ar 81 10. Dressed mutton
slow ar 6ie sac. dressed lambs ar 9dl0iic
country dressed hothouse lambs AZ ssdst
per carcass
Michigan lambs T3 NJ average. SO per 100 10 .
f9I Ohio. 50 10. IS -. 80 yearlings. 90 III 81 IS
sanders l94 state lambs. 70 10. So ;
sheep. 10 N. 50.
Z sheep so 10. 81
UOGS-Receipts. II cars, or 2758 head. all
FOR slaughter Market nomlnally firm az yes
terdav's quotations Country dressed hogs In
good demand an 0Gi2ho for heavy 20 light
saIes date yesterday IS. Judd & Co. 2i0
stat- hogs 90 10 average. 81 per 100 N.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

Soous at No. 50 Lspenard street. invol-
GtSdI,Y, ny these creditors: F. Victor q
AShe4s, ACT $50; Wellington Sears q Co sl5s
iu aiIa auikner. Page & Co, $50 IN was
,rNseu 1850 that he was insovent and made
95 preferential II mt payments. Judge Holt anpoint-
eS tao l.. Iileston Wells receiver, with a bond
80, ". s-o,SN ~, II was said that the uabilities
were $4,000 and assets $4,000
ARTHUR z. NETZBAND, formerly a
ts1USer az NO GSl Third avenue: vuiun-
ca oail Liabilities are Ss.153 and assets a
JOSEPH RESSLER. grocery cIsrt, 80 No
Soo @ brOome street; voluntary. Liabilities
a. ,Sos a;To' contracted in a grocery business
PIETRO AND SALVATORE cAscoNr
VINO composed the firm OF p Cascone e
PRO, Formerly dealers in groceries and
IquorS qHl,S. AT NO. 22l3 Third avenue; voluntary
- a., mites are 2.40, and nominal assets
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. 2T-"rhe Comnercisl Suie-
TIN viii say OF the wool market to-morrowi
'.There has been little or no change IN tne
Boston wool market during the last week.
Generally speaking the situation has oeen
steady on sales aggregating about the sacae
as the preceding weeks. Hetle more or
oregon wool has been taken up. perhaps, tnan
ror several weeks. and the interest N oe~ce
wools has been possibly little more accentu-
ated but IN territory clothing wooIs there
seems 70 have been slight weakening TEN
dency although this Is not reported througn =
out the market sales OF heeces are reported
on about tho same basis as week ago. nota-
hly washed delaine Ohio az 34c and VI.
washed az 2Tc. A sale Of three-eighths olood
IS reported az SOC. although the general mar
ket tx probably l. lower Territory clothinf
wools which are IN most plentiful supply OF
the market are quoted on the average az
30 q 55c, although sales are reported on both
sides OF these figures from, SOC 20 osc. The
shlpmeuts OF wool from Boston 20 January
as inclusive we're 1852 2O4 pounds. aSa.nsc
10. 3634 ara pounds FOR the sane period laic
year. The receipts 20 January 26 inclusive,
were I5sO5. $40 pounds. against I5i55oio
pounds cor the same period last year
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January u. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Acti ctive and weak, clos
ing at a net decline o. 191Ac. Selling was
general The proposed reciprocity treaty with
Canada placing wheat the free list was
OF the features OF the decline but as II
is expected TO take considerable time and
discussion before the matter is finally settled,
the real bearish factor in the market was
believed 70 be evidence that bulls ars finding
the load OF long wheat too heavy 10 carry.
The foreign situation was also against values,
prices abroad we're lower The cash de-
rnpud. especially In the Southwest, was poor,
and there we're reports OF accumulation in the
Southwestern markets. while stocks OF wheat
az Minneapolis increased $50 600 bushels IN
The last week. Exporters were out Of the
market No . red. 9sc elevator and 9siac
aAost; No l Northern Duluth. 81 1Sk
ahoat. CORN-Moderately active and
opened steady. Later prices fell on and AZ
the close were i sc net lower. New No ?.
53hc aAoat OATS-MOderately active
but easier, closing at net loss OF y q = C.
Cash oats steady. Standard white. 3sizc, No
2. 9ec; No 8. 3sc: No l. 37Ac. RYE-Quiet.
Steady. BCCRWHEAT - Quiet: American.
re c New York Canadian, 55isc bid, c
Buffalo. Wheat. including hour. exports for
the week. 2132, 5I3 bushels, against 2.52750l
last week and 3,i1s.179 last year. since July
l. 70.s4l. $50 bushels. against ss,74S,S43 last
season Corn exports for The week. I S31 343
bushels. against 221O7T2 last week and 1879
$50 last wear. since July I. 19.216143 against
q NaaN
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicaro Jan. 27-Presidents IaIt mtssas g
-sc,rn rnr1ending that Canadian wheat be put On
- srsa Ust led 10 serious mlsgNinSs on me
mart ~ owners here. The market closed weak
after much unloading by tlmid holders. la,ss'
ana showed a net loss ot lGlbc q lsplac
bushei' compared with twenty-tour hours pre-
-at9 fau off &c IA SAKE The end OF the day
le,, provisions generally 2sc 20 l0c less expen-
sira but pork for January delivery was oid l5
e ~ a barrsl Heretofore wheat traders hac
baan Inclined 70 treat reciprocity talk as naVlns
onlv A remote contingent interest ard not a.
reetlv bearing on daily quotations. Ihe Presl !.
- have put the question on A different foorns.
Opnions q fened as % the chances ot such legls-
i.fion being enacted and Leading longs gave
enough support - the market 20 prevent heavy
short selling Range 81 prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
o1HER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan 2T-CATTLE - Receipts.
2 600 steady. beeves. 81 75Gs7: Texas steers.
81 I5as6 80, Western. - 5oQs5 10. stockers
s. 50dS8 calves 81 7259S9 p. HOGs-Re-
ceipts 5000. steady. light. s. 65RsT 90:
mxsS' ronsS s7soSsT good 70 ehSiceo 80 bsaS2 W.
s. 7OdS7 50. pigs. 81 50GSs 05. bulk OF sales
81 7OfS7 20 SHEEP-Rec-ipts 7 0O0 steady.
native s. HOH 81 40. Western, s. TOQx4 rs /.
yearlings 50 50Q s. go lambs. native 81 IS
TSGi5. Western. 50 50qS6 IS.
East Buralo Jan. 81 7-CATrLE-Recelp's
COO. fairly active and steady. VEALS-Re-
celpts ZOO. active and steady STdsl0 rs
HOGs-R Receipts. 4. 500. active. 10R zoe higher:
heavy. s. 00dss; mixed. ss1Ss05: Yorkers
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. 2T-The offerings az the WOOL
auction sales to-day amounted 10 i3.8i2 bales,
mainly crossbreds Competition was active.
and prices continued nrm. Most Of the cross
breds were taken by the home trade. cus
Americans frequently paid per cent ad-
vance FOR suitable parcels OF faulty Ths.
sales follow New South Wales, 900 bales:
secured Is 4dG1s 100 greasy 81 a1s ID
Queensland. TOO bales; secured, Is Sd q ~ I'D
greasy. 8XdGls. West Australia 1880 bales:
greasy. TH1lisd. New Zealand. 8 400 bales;
secured. Is id9ls Sd; zreasy 6Ad9ls ID.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 500 bales.
secured ia 9is 4d greasy. az = 10 nj. Punta
Arenas 1l0o bales greasy, egiliad
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

IRE f0uoVin- petitions in bankruptcy
vsrs fled in the United States Circuit
7Cou-t yes-erdar.
SAMUEL AND JACOB KARP, OF No
W7 East 1861 street. The Bronx, who COM
pcsA the arm Of karp Brothers. fur deal
ers who formerly had stores at various
pscss m this city and now have a store
4 Atlantic City. y. j.. involuntary. by the
following creditors. Sif & Cohen. Sl3. 400.
William Neadenfnal 81 Co. 81 500. and Dick
lsr & HsndeIuan. $500 IL was alleged
t-at the Msssrs karp were insolveut and
made preferential payments. and r. was
ssi4 thar fhe liabilities We're $4,000 and as
srs 500 judge Holt appointed Beuia-
yin vs. e Brown receiver, with a bond Of
G50
FRANK r. KEE. builder and contractor
OF 40 IG Audubon avenue involuntary.
by Ohm J Stephens, Inc. coal dealer q
creditor for NHI T. was alleged J-at kee
was irsolrerf. made preferential pay
T,e1t on December ~ II 5000 90 the Bank
q Wash.nst1l Heights and gave a mort
gage 70 the bank for $4,000 on the property
a. No. l6 Audubon avenue. and transferred
ihe property % Ralph ?. Blake. u was
said tre liabilities We're S35.elo. exclusive Of
ges Oh rea. estate, and that the as
ssis d.d not exceed $1,000
KASSEL SIMON. doing business as
Simon O. Co.. wholesale dealer in cotton
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

IS 90 a ss 30, pigs. Ss soGss 40; roughs y ~ 10
Ss7 25 stays Ssds So 50; dairies. 81 Is 9Ss 35,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts: 1000; ssr speSp
heavy lambs. slow and steady; heavy LasI,os i.r,s
S5d S52J: handy lambs s. q 80, yearlin9s ear Ias
S4 T5IS S. IS. wethers. 81 GSt 80. ewes % ''@
81 Is. sheen mixed. So 75g 81 10 n.
Kansas city No, Jan. 2.-CAII LE--Ne LE-'.
cepts 300 including 200 Southerns ma ma sc sc
steadv: dressed beef and export steers, Sosso 90
fair 10 good IS 25dS6 Western steers eoneo,
stockers and feeders 81 60pSo ~ soltnerh -
steers s51ss. Southern cows. 50 -og$4 20,
Matte cows So 25dS5 y. native heifers - ong
S6 25. bulls. "a 25qS5 %; calves; SoaSs ~.
uOG-Raceipts 800. market o9!Uc ni.hso
bulk ot sales 81 s59S Ioi heavy 81 Sogsst Io
packers ana butchers 81 oogsl 20, hsats' 20 %
dsTT5 SHEEP-Receipts. lO.uoOs nlarNet 49, 49,
isrbs IS 5OdS6: yearlngs. 81 75qSo 90 wethers'
S4aS4 s5 ewes 81 75aS4 % stocAers ana teea-
C,Sc,1nati. Jan 27.-CATTLE-Receipts - 4GS; 90
market dull. fair 10 good shippers, so1so ,ag 5g
common Sc 50dS4 HOGS-Receipts, : ls2g
stead and Sc higher; butchers and shlppers' -
ass 05. common 81 25gss IS. sHEEP,Isss-
ceipts. i9l; steady s. 25QS4 ID LAMBS
Pittsburx. Jan. 27-cArTLE-supply usHt usht
steaSv. choice. So 1881 prime. So 5ogso io
slow prime vethers 81 2of = y ellls ana COM
mon. s2 5OdSs lambs s5aS6. HOGs-HecsslIpa,es ae
% double decks: active prime heavlss' ~ ~
ssi5 heavy Workers s. ~ ign si
Workers and pigs. s. 25qss so. ronsAs' s'~S' -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

spot quiet, with prices unchanged a. 1890
for midding upland Sales. 500 bales delivered
on contract. L. 2o0 bales Liverpool cables. spot.
moderate demand. sales, :. 900 bales. speculation
and export. 300. American 6.ooo. Imports. d
o.. American. Il OoO Middling upland. : 0-l
Futures opened quiet a. 2 point decline closed
steady. az a net decline ~ e % 2la points
January and January-February. : Sid Febru-
ary-March. 7sl3sd Siarch-April, 7s3d. April
May Ts3iad. May-June. sd June-JuIv.
s2Hd, July-August, SOLD Algust-septen-
ber COD September-October. : 2ed. October
November Cgd
C0FFEE-Bears were aggressive. and trad
ing was active under heavy selling which car
ried prices down 80 % 81 points. established new
Iow records for the recent decline ard represent
ing a total loss 0f l2j 20 135 points from the
high point Of the season recorded about Two
weeks ago Several cotton traders on the
hoor If the exchange and around the opening
sold openly IN the market which created the i'm
preston thst prominent cotton operators vcre
again aRR-sssivev iientifed with the bear side
Elropcan markets were lower Havre closing az
14G1ts francs below tno previous close. while
Hamburg was isGla pig lower Rio was -
reis higher. while Santos showed a decline q
100 re!s from Wednesday RIO exchange m
London was unchanged az l5 3-le4 Cost ana
freight cffers fran Brazil were about 10 points
lower but found no tuvers Spot QIiat and
easier. with RIO No Z quoted a. l3c. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour dull with prices
ower 70 ] s1 I' snriTs psSG,sa5ts 81 ao 81 c % S. so
straights. 81 300s4 40. winter patents "a 5Oa
81 IS: spring clears 81 lo4s4 -. extra 70
q 50 so. Kansas straghts 81 G09s4 - RYE
FLOCR-Steahv, fair 20 good 81 2O7s4 81.
FLOUR-Quiet. 50 p per 100 H. CORNMEAL
Steady. kiln dried. e - BAG NEAL
Finc white and Yellow 81 2o9Sl 2J. coarse.
sta5dsTd y imiddiihs- s2s So, aour 4o sos
rel dog S2S -; citv bran S25 81 bulk So %
sacks middling 500 Is 500 red dog $50.
horninv chop 500 30 bulk. S23 70 sacks ou-
meal S35 5Oa s38
PROvIsIONs-Firm early Later the late
months we're easier although January was firm
ysDdiv a. the ciose which was $50 po.n,t 5HSra
the nnal Of rhursday PoRN--teadv Mess
t22 5od$23 Fl family s23qs24 % short eear $50
dsl7. packet. S15GSfl 80, extra India mess $40
as2s %, BEEF Hans - 9oie,. $25as27 80
n IKE i60 y 1li1c 40 n lli5c PIGS ~,
ctr MEATs-Pickled bellies barely stesdv. 10
n ISl1c l2 n i3c. IA N. l2Ac Picked ham.
ql,et. i2i4ai2s.c TALLOW-Quiet city 80
country. 7G7lsc LARp-Easy Middle West
sogtb America II So. Continent 10 G0c. BraEil'
Kegs. y 55e. compound dull shas+c. sTEAR-
TNE-steady. oso Sac city Lard l1Gui4c-
sUGAR-Renned quet and unchanged,
syear vac "a lower for Januarv ans ZEN
Raw here quiet but steadv. centrifugal g6
,set 49c. nnuscovado 50 test 92c and mo
lasses sugar 50 test 2G7c. There was bust.
ness amounting 20 &c 900 bags Porto Rico an
yebrunrv and second half February shipment
AZ 3 42c basis 90 test. q
RICF-steady but quiet and unchanged
NFTALS-COPPER--St weak. spot
Januarv February. March and April quoted al
~ 7S6i2c London dun. spot, t5i = gd futures
i35 IS Lake copper y 2s2HGl2 s7ia electro
ivtic i237iaal250c. and casting. 1212NR
- 37Ilc TIN-Strong. SPOT. ~ 85q43 75c. Jan
nar, AZ 25n43 75c. February. % 30a43 75c
March AZ s2i5 G43.75c. APRIL and May, ~ $50
| A. T5c London excited spot fi9s l5s futures
fiao rEAD-Dull. t0G4 5oc New York. 25a
tS5c East - Louis London lead, il2 rs 81
| epE,r realistically. spot 35H5 i5c New York
/ : osas : 30c East 81 Louis. London f28 - I'd
iRoN-Cieyeland warrants ios - IN London
] tSs o. 10 p Si4 1888 75. No ! Southern and
/ So ! southern soft. SIS 25afl5 rs.
/ MOIAsSEs AND sYRt Ps-Business modi
| srste with steady tone, ana prices un-
| changed. o..re s,-,. .-.,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28

to firm at fun prices. Rosin and TAR STEADY
and unchanged p.eraa
petroleurn steady at 81 40 FOR STANDARD "ni'-'
in harr-lv Al New York -.
COTTOSsEED OIL-Easfer Cruue was "ss %
fered AT 45hc a gallon. equal 10 about ~ %
N In the local market for refined, and ,ss tnt
caused some little pressure. although az the - -
valves were net unchanged 10 points io"e'
Local contract prices: v..,.r
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River Mass. Jan 2T.-Thers has been
quiet trading IN the print cloth market this
week and total sales are estimated az about
o. 600 pieces. \ majority or the sales con-
sists or odd constructions. of both wide and
narrow goods. II Is reported that 2T-inch.
5Gx52 sold In New York at 80 q ward nat.
although this style 10 held here az 2 i-t6c.
4 fair amount Of business was put through
IN 3o-inch. T2xTd at 6bc a yard. Buyers
continue 70 purchase only In a very limited
manner Quotations follow 2S-inch. 84Nd4
3ac 2S-inch. 64x60. 2%c, 2T-inch. 64x60.
8tsc. 2T-inch. 56x56. 3Ac. 2T-nch. 58x52
- 5lc
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
1air0-Eaypf
SAVOY.

Mast Iururiant In the Orient.
EniJ south. Centre Of fash
iouabls Cairo. Rooms hayo
toIlette and private baths.
Patronised by Royalty.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
CONTINENTAL.

Perfectly new, opposite Eybe-
kieh Gardens & Opera House.
Each room has balcony &
fireplace. Grand verandshs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-28
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
,FABOARp CLEARANCEs

COTTON-Nery quiet and prices huctuated
within a range Of about points The close
steady. az a net decline II 1 70 points.
Stocks at the counted Interior towns showed a
decrease Of 45 600 bales. and exports continued
heavy. with the visible supply showing a loss
OF about = 900 bales IN the worlds American
for the week. Southern spot markets were IN
changed TO 1-i6c higher Weekly movement
figures. Port receipts 215. 2GJ bales. against
ia 64g last year. overland 20 mills and Can
ada. % go bales, against %. 46l last year;
Southern MIL talCngs (estimatedl. 5000, against
81 900 last wear. loss ~ stocks AZ interior towns,
as 452 against IL GO last year. brought into
sight for the week. 242 753, against 1871 400 last
year Total crop moverent-Port receipts.
8 9sl $40 against < go Os4 last year. overland 70
mills and Canada. $40 963, against 500 800 last
year. Southern mill takings. lao Geo. against
I. $40 900 last wear. stock at interior towns 10
excess Of September l. 594. 735 against 572 s44
last year. brought into sight thus far for sea
son. 95172T4 against $40 l37 last year The
total crop movement is for 40 davs this sea-
son. against $50 DAYS Last season. Local con-
tract -riCGs.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Florida. carrier. So 5o9sS 50; Cuban, 81 a59
81 %. wATERCRESs. 100 buncheA S6s2.
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the George NungovIch Hotels. Ltd. up-
eaualled in each modern detail. Information
and Rooms reserved. and tariffs az Clarks
Tourist Agency. Times Building: New .ors'
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street)
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HOPs-Markets show 80 &c nrrnnss 4 Z.

or the Coast and several hundred bales nave
solF in oregon as 19c for 1910 crop and lac
For 1909 crop. Other Coast sections. now
aver do not report any business n import
anc- as holders are unwilling 10 accept
offered prices In New York state there -
sca arcaIv any trading in the absence OF avail
abIe hops In the local market there has been
som. INQUIRY and some low grades have sold
as high as zoe English and German mar
kets firm
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