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The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at s.S D m
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall leave Seventh street wharf at
O. m. and $50 D. 10. daily. except Sunday.
Steamer ST. Johns leaves Seventh street wharf at
StearIer for New River View leaves Seventh strest
wharf at 10 q. m, and p. m. daily.
Cans from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo PARK.
Chevy Chase. and Rensington.
Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sxtythree limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore, leaving FIJI
teenth street and New York avenue on the hour
and half hour. Also trains to Annapolis i've min.
utes after the hour.
Cans from 18th and streets northeast direct to
National Training School and Bladensburv.
Chesapeake Beach train schedule in silrpad column
Take New York avenue columbia Line) street car
For additional information phone Lincoln ls9.
what! aBattle Hymn of the Republicfs
Monday and Tuesday. August 7,and s.
interest. Maryland Theater, 9Th St, be-
tween and @.
Julius Caesar.
Corn on cob. Nd. Lch.. 1908 Pa ave-. 80 9Th
A double-ended tooth brush. especially
designed to reach the inner surface Of
the teeth, has been invented by O dem
tist OF Memphis. Tenn.
Always Eat CaslAdy's Candies,
72s Ninth st.. Twelfth and @ sta. NV.
c,Is.S,. KsSSs.,, ss: sD:y.ISS,s,E. s.s r.issies.
Az Az yss ys,ss Or: sshi.aies's Peanut
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Rites for Counte.s Gu.man.

Funeral services for Countess Guz-
man, famous as a nurse in many promi-
nent families, will be held at wright's
chapel, 1887 Tenth street northwest. at
10 o'clock this morning. Burial win be
in Woodlawn Cemetery and win be
private
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Rites for aHam, ADAM.

Funeral services for Hamilton Adams
will be held this afternoon at the chapel
in Gienwood Cemetery. Rev. A. 8. Johns
officiating committal services win be In
charge OF King solomon Lodge. r. A.
eAr.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congres+Open 8. N. to 10 p. m. on
secular days; from p. m TO 10 p m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays During July. August. and
September. closes l p Saturday.
Public Lihrary-Open a m. TO p. m. holidays
a. m. to p. m Sundays TO p. IN
White HOuse-Open 10 a. m. to p. u.
United States Capitol-Open a. IN. TO 40 D. m
State War; and Navy Departments-Open a. m
to 2 p m. CThe original Declara ton Of Independ-
ence is in the library at the State DEPARTMENT. 4
United States Trcas1ry-Open 9 a. m. to D. m.
United States Patent ofhce-Open q. m to 2
United States Pension Bureau-open 8 a. m. to 4
United States Post-ofice-Open q. m. to p m
Washington City Post-oflce-Opsn all hours CThe
dead-letter Office is in the city post-ofacel
National Botanic Garden-open q. m. to 5 D. m.
Fish Commission-Open a m to $50 p. m.
Army Medical Museum-Open a. m to 40 D. m
National Museum-open a. m. to $50 p. lin
cluding holidays.
Agricultural Department-open 9 a. m. to 40
,. m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printins-open 9 a. u.
to 2:3O y. m.
Washington Monument t5s5't feet in heishtl-open
$50 a. m. to 40 u m Elevator runs from a m
TO p. m.)
Bureau Of American Republics-open Q a. m. to l
p m.
Oren II a. m. to p m.
Smithsonian Institution-open a. m. to 40 p
m. (includng holidays.
National Training School.
Government Printing ofice-open 10 .. N to 2
p. N.
Navy Yard-Open a. m to $50 D m
Southworth Cottage 36th and Prospect ave-
Key ManSon-Home of Francis Scott Key, author
Of The Star Spangied Banner" S5ls " street
porthwest-open daily. except Sunday. a. m. to
$50 d m. Admission free
IN THE SUBURBS
Arlington National Cemetery.
Chevy Chase and Rensington.
Geological Park topen al day).
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Mount Vernon 1.-THE home and tomb Of Washins-
-tou)-0pen II n. m. TO p m.
Naval 0bsTvatory-0pen o N. 10 d n.
Mount 0livet Cemetery.
Bladensburg.
United States Soldiers Home-sunrise to sunset.
ANNAPOLIS.
United States Naval Academy.
Maryland State House.
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Funeral OF William Fletcher.

The funeral OF William Fletcher, senior
member of the law firm OF William
Fletcher & Co.. will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Temple Bap-
tist Church. Rev. ]. ]. Muir officiat-
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VIII Inspect Inebrfates' Homes.
E. Marion Wynkoop. of 1000 T street
northwest, leaves tomorrow for the
West to inspect the inebriates' homes
which he has established.
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Marine band Home August 10.

Washingtonians will not hear the
Marine Band IN concerts again until
August 10, when the organization Will
return, from q weeks engagement at
the Lexington, KY. horse show. The
concert, on August 10 VIII be At the
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07
HELD AS SWINDLER
William SnOwden Accused of
Flim-famming Druggist.
IDENTIFIED BY ROBERT GRIER

Negro, Arrested at His Home, Be-
lieved to Be Man Who Obtained
Money Sent for Change with
Articles Ordered by Telephone.
Soon Traced to His Home.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

A., Yeu psiss Dr. sehis1issss Peanut
OIL Brtter7 loc at Grooars'. =
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

Always Eat ca.ldy's Candies.
72s Ninth ST.. Twelfth and @ Sta. NV.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
oruER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

lh--sao Jan. "a --CATILE-Heceipts, 49,
steady. 5esves- 81 75a$I, Texas steers. s. ~ i5P
s. s0- Western S. 50GS5 30, stockers ard feed
ers Sc I51S5 1o cows and heirers 81 oV2so5 ~. 10
weak q r. shade lower light 81 7O4s7 82is
mixed s. G54S7 80. heavy s. 6o9$L 20; rolE1
81 GOrs7 20. COCO TO choice heavy, - lv4$. ~
rfse 81 SOC s. 90: bulk Of sales. - toQSt -
lHr-Ep- r. .eipts % 0oo. weak, native, - 9yg
ST a. western s. 70GS4 IS, yearlines, e. 6o9
e1 G9 lambs. native, 50 25Gss ~. western - 20
Cincinnati. Jan. 4-CATTLE-R seeipts.. 2le;
cu.st ana steady. fair 10 good shippers, - S6Q
SIS IS common. 80 5Ja$4. HOGs-Eeceipts. Las
scfre and strong 50loc higher 2uicher 49, az
shippers 81 :. TO- common. = ~ = - - -
Receipts. "a qual 90 = -52Sf -'' lambs
sttecv al S40S6 = --,.
GO. steady. prime steers IS 5oaS5 70. N5ALs
--Rrceirts. 40. Glow 2Jdj0c lower, sTGSl0 30
d few sf0 - HOCs--Receipts. 800, slow ~
15c r.g-er. resvy. sSgSs 10, rixed. s. lS@ss 70 g
Yorker ts 30eSs g. Pigs. s. 35ass so l9Ss5
-rlErp AND L4MBs-Eecejgts. 1900. dun;
earrings steady. others 5015c lower heayy
Tags "a 75aS5 vethers. s4gs4 o. ewes. s. 100
s. sheep. mixed g. 7j1$4 10.
Kansas CITY Jan. "A. 49, cAT1IE--Seceipt
1900 including 200 southerns. steady ana 2 =
r.ve. dressed bet ard export steers, sbnsh %.
fgir to good 81 e.. td n stern S5dSo -. STOCK
ers ea1 leaders 81 $3.50 Southern. S9S6 10.
Southern cows saQs5 native. 81 25gS5 p: heiI-
IS 70. HOC5--EeccIn-s 1900. 5al0c higrer
buk OF sales Sc 701Si q. heavy, 81 70aS1 ID ?
r4eire~s and butchers. - 106S7 - e. lights. 81 %
ash Is zH EP--Fc~e.pta 10 010 steady 70 Joe
lower lambs. 81 5oQ36 05 yearnes, 81 Is ass;
v.t1e-r 50 4OQS4 10. ewes. s4QS4 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
sosroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. jan 24-The demand Tor fleece
-,.-.f- sng ORIGINAL territory stock continues TO
be ire -eadinE feature % The local WOOL mar
fre. THE lone SIS strong. ana tho inquiry also
extends 90 Texas ana California stock Some
heavy soies OF Utah and idaho are reported.
v.tre tha demand for fleece woods includes
..s.rrf Felaf-e and Ohio tnree-elghths and
ona-c1arter blood Leading domestic quota
ohio and Pannsvivania heeces-Delaine
vra,he4 8fc. Xxx. SIC fine unmerchantaoie
9- dge~. cno-hsIg blood. c0mbins. 29U SOC .
-tr-e-eieffhs 4963Oc. one-quartor. c1i- Y g. 8
dlla.n4 unwa-hed. 2GL &c. hne. go hichi-
-.r wisconsin and sew Y0rA-Fiue unwabhed,
.0a2i-. d.a.ne. 2g"e7c. one half blood. ESQ
9q, Kentucky Indians ond Missouri.-Threc-
cIrntb blood. 20 M soc. onc-quarter Blood. % %
21c. r. 90 -1..,.-
Isl coo. 9 90 months a2g a5c; fall 4Su soc.
,.ff-oru.a--Northeru. 30 G57c. middle count
.0l. -.-. ruu.le-n. asa l@c; fail free. 44W45c.
Cr.car- Ecsterl. SO staple. 6398ic; cloth
ma Gousrc. valley 80 !, 81 53c Ierrllo
Hlra staple. CgnG2ct fine medium. - lHc ;
fa, clothing. 90 $50, fine medium, - r ~ ,
..,.-b.lf blood. combine, ~ 0GOci three eighth
-qn.-.C. 0ne-qunrtcr. 496 soc.
puHed-Evf-a. Goo, fine a, osm ho'' Auptrs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
CHICAGO STNrKS
Furnished by
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January q 1911.
BEEf Ee-Feceirts. % cars. or Gil head.
~ Tor slaughter. except two cars. No trading "a
I'VE cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed beet slow ct
4llc for decent 10 choice native sides. London
C4--e market steady ar l8Ql3-sc per n, dressed
T.lEhL sinking the O-fa.i Liverpool market at
..et lowe. al JQIlc per n. Exports, 400 beeves
and 600 sheep JOB The Bohemian 20 Liverpool. L
cattle In tito Permudan for Bermuda.
CAIN Es-Rcceip-s III, including fGt FOR
The market Nea.s STEADY. also baryard calves
esterus nominal Common 20 prime vaaIs sold
81 So Dressed calves steady az I3isGi7c for
city dressed Fca,s ard llgl5c for country dressed
calves
sales.-s. Sanders. . veals IA - average
10 BARNARD calves 1874 n $3.50
SHEEp AND LANBS-Receipts. n cars. or
900 head, si Tor slaugh-srerg; IL cars u stock
slow and barely steady several cars were nei1
over. Common u 5000 sheep sold a. 934S4 ID
per TOO r.. COED tc c1oiee lambs az - cOqtb 20.
Dressed mutton easy az 6Ac1sc per %; dressed
lambs az o. gllc. nos dressed lambs, ll-se.
country dressed dollhouse lambs steady az to6$ll
~ Ies-Ka-ns Commission Co: t7e state
lambs So 70 average So - per 100 n SO Ohio
sheep. 122 r. s. 10. 60. l29 70. SA' % state ~
s. I15d & c.. I95 state larabs s. n Sc 10;
80 81 2 81. state sheep % ~. So 30. 49, ~. 90
Sanders. t5t state lambs. 81 II, - so "a
state sheen 20 70, So 90.
HOGS-Receipts % cars, or S.452 heed. al
eteady and neiium &c h-ht weights soid a. :, ~
ass 81 uer 100 TO- country dressed hos9 un
changed az eQ12'ec per n. 49, .. ,..-
Sa.es.-s. sanders. IS state s.. IL - az
Az. SIS 50 per 100 70 1 rough $50 81 50 90 tslI3
voste-'ayl 80 state hogs. leI n, 81 90 os' I'o
fn s. Go. 3 rouE--, so TO- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
ilP|CS Of THE STREET

-. TRADING.-Transactions for
r0sElGN in the local stock market
ssign iced 500 shaTe a2ouI evenly
a not so1vveen sales ana pul CllelSeS.
sri1.s.eSssNATIoNAL stan 55. 1911 FSdP ~
- Inieri -. nine months ended Deem
Its toT 80 INCOME OF sl944s92 and net
y 3, lsl. r n of Sl.5-S.7S9 After interest
.rsiing VAS q balance Of N.llo, Is.
ares uss-sfe~red dividends surplus or
IA sfieL nj profts after the deduction
r52 VI COR deprecia ton showed an IN
sl.Ly -'s-e than "a per cent, as conf
.l "a With the same u'i's III '''' - ''-'-'s
ssf ->-,s observation-disclosures
DIVIDE N,4as,iared as follows The J. G.
,srt rsel regular quarterly Ia per
sri come. sso-~ed. PAYABLE February l.
~ on s--,.,.on Mining Company. regular
cite 1o~at cents. the PassatC < Della
,gafN5. --,,~oad regular senl-ahhI el II pt5
sire .a'svahle February a lne oouu anu
srt -. ~o~,varr. regular quarterly 81
yorgsse -S,abie February "a; the OSWeeo
- en- Railroad. regular az per cent
4 srfaee1 rarnnIe February III. ana
rri-all.n..-. tT5orid Transit regular cuartefiy
vi ~ IN the preferred and Ia per
2 ~ he common 1870
'-io-,c0 RAILWAYS BOND ISSUE
.hl.-asCS1Tnced that tire Chicago RahWay $
= - Whill operates .oLal oL ~
-eSs g - Chicago. has concluded ne
{ IRE e zi+- the road s. bankers. Harms,
~. 90 and the National City Banh'
&c. the safe Of approximately flo'o}D'-
- r1ortgaga bono@.
e..--oV NAVTGATTON-At the annual
E.ysof the stockholders Of the Hudson
r',;l-o Company James O'Neh ~
N.s-ismes r. Perkins. or Albany anu
'rty, III Darlington 81 this city, were
rn.23' 5,rsc-9rs for the term Of three
'.s ,,ors CENTRAL BONDS SOLD
y,sb g. co. have sold an the ~
kl-l -1is--,s Central Railroad refundlng
~" mar cent bonds wGicn they Zee
s5.rs5 ased FROM tbs company.
-. .-.-,-H-r APorIS & ST. LOUIS.-Holders
~ tTrreauoiis q ST Louis q peI cen,
- 5-a February 4, 1911, are reInnuel
~ l,v IS the last day for deposit OF
~ 60 -. fo- exter Sion with Spcyer d CO.
-ot deposited fer extension Will %
we ,+r-i-- er -he office " the Cen
~ Isl COMPANY of New York.
@s-,vnAR0 CORrAGE CONPANY.-
~. ba~.eir. O.. Boston, has been elected
slc L.~ ~ the protective ComnlNee or
3 To- a.. mortgage bond holders Of the
..'-5o-5 Co!daee Company.
-,rr rpE .cAS-In connection with the
80 announcement Of the action OF the
.....,c-s 1f the Laclece Gas Llgnt COM
III 81 Louis i1 deciding 70 otter 70
e-..ci5e~e HE r.cl+ TO subscribe for ST.
- -rvr stock ar I'D and 10 distribute 20
.C.tr1Ifer5 ar additional Sl,-N,C.u as
" - 5.,f4a~f. 80 Isl stated that since
z -. - -r4raGamtut acquired control or
T,e,sde Gas L.Lar Company many
= - have been effected. b0tn COM
.... Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

Spot dull and Il points higher at 1890 for
m.ddlirg upland. 10 sales. Liverpool cables:
spot n good demand: sales. 1900 bales: specu-
lation and export. 500 American II O1J imports
20 go American. 1900, rli11iug upland. 02d
Futures opened steady 81 2d8 points decline
closed steady at a net decline Of p point 70
ar advance 81 points. January and Janua~y--
February 1s4d, Februsrv-Marlr T.S4t-L:
Narch-April 7.s5i.d April MAJ. e SEQ Nay-
June sod. June-July, TSJd. Julv-AuSust.
ts3d. August September 1891 sertem5er-Ccto-
Der 7.28i2d, October-November 700
COEFEE-Quie- but dmer and prices At
the close showed a net advance OF l7Te1 points.
Al the high point the market vss 2t435 points
Up from the low Of last week, end opera tors
a. rule were inclined % take q more favorable
view Of the situation. Cost and freight offers
we're generally steady. ranging from Il &c 70
Is s5c FOR -. and this continued fmress on
the rart Of Brazil resulted iu more condolences
on the bull side Havre 90 the close Nas q. ~
franc net higher. while Hamburg was - d1ts
rfzs advance Rio was weak. and santos showed
a decline Of 100 rsi5 from Saturday The visible
surplv 81 Brazilian coffee lu and afOat for the
I-nlted states was . 6+6 296 Tags, against 800 -
Zg6 last year, and 31Il so two years so. SPOT
Inactive and nervous az l3isG ~ IT, Cor Rio so
a. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

MAGE, so,s. cornpanv New Orleans. tels-
graphs the Louisiana crop movenlent 70 usto
as showing receipts OF $4,000 SACKS rousn,
against l125e6T last year S1ies cieaneu
srGAR-sehned steady. with fairly COED
demand prices unchangsd az 4osc 20 ~ a1o
net. less | per cent cash. Saeo OF oy-Vvy'
bags Cuba. were made for hrst nalt ana az
February shipment at 2 i-16c Dash 10 tesl,
cost and freight. equal 20 sac Hue spyl
4Jc. rruseovado. 80 test 295c. ana molasses
sugar. 20 test 27Oc. The London market tor
Janusry and February an rs \. d and MAJ es
SAD In Cuba 145 csntrals are grinding,
compared with 10 the week before loi las,
year and las two years ago. Receipts az me
six principal ports OF Cuba were $1,000 bags
for The week against 10000 the week before
So .0Oc last year and 81 OC0 TWO years ego
Exports were 14.o0O tons against Z4'VOU, ~
600 and $4,000 Stocks we're 3lVpp, agains'
Il coo, 50 600 ana $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
FOREIGN Markets.

Liverpool. Jan. 24--wHEAT-spot arm: 70
. req Western winter. Is "a futures STEADY.
March. Is ND; May. - I'D. CoRN-spes
quiet American mixed. new. ts SO Amsn-
ary A. 9Hd February. A. Sisd: May 10 so
FLOU R-Wmtsr patents 2ss. HOPs-I9 Lon
don (Pachc COAST, "a 6s dfo IS BEEF
Extra rndia mess. 1878 Sd. PoRK-Prirhs
mess Western. i03s ID. HAMs-short cut.
s3s BACON-Cumberiand cut els Cd; shoff
RIO els Cd; Clear bellies 62s long clear mid
dies. light. as Cd heaLs-- Sos shor, clear
backs 5ss Sd. SHOULDER S-sguars, SIS ID
LARD--Prime Western. tierees, sos Cd; Amer
team refined pals. SIS 90. CHEESE---Cana-
dian nnest white. new. sos; eolored, 6ls al
TURPBNTINE-spirts. SIS %. ROsIN--
LISsEEb Gifts. coTToNsEED OIL.
Hun refined spot. SOS Cd. TALL,oW--Aue-
traian IN London. 36s ca.
London. Jan. 24.-suG AR--Raw. csntrtfu-
gal 9s 10tsd. muscovado. IS 10rd beet, jar
uary M I'D. LINsEED--Caicueta- April.
June sgs 3D. LfNSEED orL--iSs. SPERM
OII,-s34 los observation-disclosures ~
hned. SID. spirits. e.d. TuRPENrINE---
Spirits. SIS 81. RoslN-Amerlcan stratnsd.
f5s fOisd; nne, les lOhd,
Antwerp, Jan. :<-PErRol.ECx--aSf ansa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

ion6or. Ian 2l-Corso.s advanced i-l5
|. NILS FOR money and I9.4 for account
I'd later reacted and closed unchanged az
x - wonsv and ~ u-lj for account.
AsseeRGa was unchanged AZ -. CaneClan
-sTic was Z. lower ar --.'s ana or ana
Tunk was a higher at -i-t.
me money market remains h-n and Dor
r,gsrs again had f1 apply 10 the Bank or
--gsnd fer funds Discount rates were
o frm
he beginning of the settlement restrict
l. business on tre St0cr Exchange. but
.oo1 ton. prevailed. especially IN Tore gn
'rds rUt--r shares and Mexican reI.~.
British securities and katlrs opened
sdv trt -3E-ed in the afternoon.
Are-!ca- -cclrItIe- were quiet and sleaiE
| te forenoon. WITH prices tacHon
-Ys parity Later the market was mar
U Wit1 irregular price movements. -.@
sng was dull and unintcrestns.
aA money in London. o444 per cent
~ r -ket discount rate for smah u---'
| sr cent. long bills. a'sQ5 ll--t per cent,
I'm discount rate, 3ia per cent Paris
,tnrt rate 81. ver cen{, Paris exchange
lrdon Is francs 50-1 cenrnesi Berlin
|..ssnre On London. 20 marks asa prem
~ Bar gold. rs 81, and American
zsss 7.s i2I.
PARIS Jan -+-Tlree per cent rcntes
,,.sG confines lower al $, francs % cen
r-ss Prices opened steady. but closed ll-
rga- On Che Bourse to-day.
Berlin. rar. -i-T-ading was very oHet
r5 r-crs we're lower on the BOerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
Csc. RABBITS pair. $500; iackrabbts. 400

75c. RABBITS, pair. $500: iackrabblts. 409
POTATOES AND Northumberland
Tor the week. 6s,553 bbls potatoes and los-6 ob!s
onions impoFt5 ~ pos . po -i,,r ann am 49,
Bermuda held steady Sweet potatoas dull.
Onions closing lower, especially yeuo"' Ca!lloi-
better demand but old carrots weak and lower.
Cabbages duh and weak. Celery IN active de-
r,and when fancy. hrst ca OF Florida arrived
this week. CaulihOwers arriving freely and close
lower Chicory an escarole plenty and weaG.
Elephants n hgnt suppl ana Irt hdS saa
lettuce In much larger supply ard lower Leeks
and shaIlots firmer. Parsley weak aud much
lover Florida peas ana beans more plenty anu
lower though tone slightly hrmer Just at the
close peppers have steadily declined. Tomatoes
largely poor. POTATOES. Bermuda Ser late .e,rooP.
prime. rag 81 50Gsl so. Long Island Dbl or bag.
81 50sS2 jersey. bbl Or bag. 81 5cqsl rs. state,
s2 u so .ds ~ S Ttsfor Ri or bag az
SWEET POTATOES. Jersey. double head Dbl,
g. ooas2 80 pa'asSS rs t9sefsb5 81 S dss
sFfs Sprouts, Long Island quart. 5gl2c;
French. ~ l3a1ic. BETS, New Orleans, 100
ROTs New Orleans Dbl S2aSS. Bermuda. box,
I5cqsl q old, Dbl or 6ssg Slg$l %; Western!
Fi9riia casa. 81 75RS4. state dozen ROOTS $50
s5e: crate. Slus3: california. case. S8as4:
;s2g P basket 256ss 80 french = d ISy
New orleans hbL $50 81 5o;, French, doz-
.s-os 1Siban. s4dx55o. ENDIvE French. No.
l2arI3o. HORsERA DISH. loo N, sGdST: KOHL
RICE. Florida. basket 81 sOass %. New or
/. ms bbl g. 80: I-EEKs. 100 lunches. S2gs3;
LIMA BEANS. box S2d53. Onions. Connect
-uf Vanev. yellow. 100 n bag. 81 00pSl "a. state
am Western. white piekisd bushe crate. 300
81 other white. ISe4sSl T.. Yellow ~ ID bag. S2
Sc 5o' 100 NJ tag 81 5oqfsl % Orange County. vel
low. bag, 81 75ps2 . red. 81 ooGs2 - Bermuda
carter. S2ds4. Cupsn. S2nS1 OYSTER PLANTS.
i0n lunches Sass. PARSLEY New Orleans.
81 asdsf 80. PARsNIPs Dbl. 81 5Oasl -. PBAS,
rloriIa large varieties basket. s3nSJ. small.
81 -O9ss Bermuda half box, 81 I59S2 80; PEP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
80 posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. 80 Boston. Sc.
discount. chicago, 2Oc. premium bid san
Ftanclsco, sight Sc, telegraph lie, New
orleans commercial par, bank 81 premium;
charleston. buying par, selling 1-1Cc. pre-
MUM. ST. Louis, 15c. premium bid 22c.
premium asked. Savannah. buying S-l6C-
discount selling par
BANK CLEARINGS - New York. ex-
changes $.i9,la.7S2, balances SIS. S16. 2s3; BAL
umore, exchanges S6,5S4.590. balances, s6il.-
~, Philadelphia, exchanges SCI, e07. 49, bal
ances $l.l54I64; Boston, exchanges $TS34, 929,
eaiances sl,Si-I3lt Chicago, exchanges stg-
S15.sS4. balances S2,SS5. 153
GOLD PRENUUM-In Madrid, 80. Lis
bon. S.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at &0liz.
SILVER MARkET-Com bar sill
veI ec.t Mexican silver dollars, 45c.. bar
SILVER closed la London at - 9-lGd., an ad-
vance OF l-l6d.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $l06S.7o0: in
T. MAJ revenue, including corporation taS,
q ~, ~, and miscellaneous. @A9.S1H. a total
OF s2,us,Zlt. against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of &,336,3l0. For the month
~ cate ordinary receipts have been So
t.tsl and ordinary expenditures S38.SS3. iS9
me excess or expenditures was S2,S5J.S9l.
ceipts have been $7G.S7T.S5l. against $780,
e3.E3 IN the same period Of 1910, and ordi-
nay expenditures &S3.6JS.249. against S3sS,-
tSl $40 I'm 1910, the excess of cXpenditures
with on excess Of expenditures last year
or 5-i-i6tD6. Including Panama canal az
count and public debt the excess Of all
expenditures over receipts since July
$i69s9,6>
81 ASCRY. The Sub-Trea sury was
Debtor 90 tie Clearing House 81 65JH4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. -Money on call opened
AZ y per cent; highest, 2fe per cent; low
sst, ~ per cent; closing, pa per cent: ruI.
iiilg rate, p per cent Time money was in
lent demand. Rates were quoted at 8 per
cent Tor sixty days, 3Ad3i5 per cent Tor
n ninety days and four months, Si4gSs. per
cent Tor i've and six months, 33.1l per cent
LOT nine months and 4dAa per cent for
over the year
Mercantile paper came into the market
MODERATELY, meeting with fair demand.
rates 4Q+15 per cent for sixty and ninety
Hays MaorSed bills Receivable and choice
Louf 10 sly months single names and AIaaj5I7
per cent for others
tQt.EIGN EXCHANGE-Th foreign
eNCHahee market opened hrm at an ad-
vance or lO points 10 4S6QG4 ss45 for cables,
to5t'Q 5000 Tor demand sterling and 4s265 a
4s23l for siXty-day bills. Short francs were
quoted al go less LID and short reichs-
marks az % less l-S2Q95. The market held
firm In the morning and early afternoon,
W.Jn rates advancing a shade above the
opening. cables were quoted at 4s645q4 S6js,
demand sterling at 4S545d4 s5i5 and sixty
day bills az 4&ssG4S22.. Short francs held
around 30 less S-6l and short reichsmarks
az O. less l-32Q95