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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

III pIl lllloo ONiN9 HCit4lI VI HADOt.
Blunt, ielb ON oe mooife fife bar
bruat tilItruffelig ,5oriigtigbe0
ooo=oo=o=co,4oz.=oo
@---~-----~---~>@-@-----~-
anrnett ra1tnt.
-zs S@eS1scSS- -
2lnat6r- -2litrononen Gne6o, Cont
6aoS 9torge, bar op0oget en- np
Stierne al 1. Storrelie gtot6e-
Den al Gt5o / Gpillin9erne.
5prfiif 9ltftflaaoe. aonItontino-
pei II. W}art8. 'Sultanen bar ifpn-
fet 1000 eun6 til 3iloeiebrin9elen
of en- tprfiif 9uftflod0e.
Cen enQelife Camper o0ceann"
er efter en- aoGiiion meO en- tpif
9orf iunfet no for 9}eip6npen H.
610 @0. Sterl. I @ul0 er goaet til
gun0s, og II Menneifer antoges at
pere 0rufnet
Sptter @eroenSreforo. FariS, 27.
02art5 Q(oiotor Gbortre8 iatte /
@aar mes 10 &oSioaerer lin 9i-
plon@}aTfine en- Ger0en5refor0 pes
at flppe til en- &6i0e al 7t78 SOB.
3 5opnn er iornpliq lnat Sol til
et iSiaQifi6 poo 10000 Cons, >o9i /
Den nprneTte 6remtfo legges a6-
len til TO Slogifibe pao 27500
Cons.
Ipiflono8 2uftfloo6e @8ien, t6.
Q}orts. Oct r6inif-peItfaIife gleftri-
citetSpprf bar ItiGet 100000 0farf
til ari98miniIteren8 9iipoiition til
6remme al 5Ipoebeicnet.
Gn autinilitoriitiif Officer 8oris,
t6 @}orts 5 66lge u@uerre So-
ciale" bar en- 6erppren0e officer it'll
let 100000 5ranc8 til @uitooe Sen-
pes 9Iao0ia6eo til 6ipIp 0eo 6on5
astinIitariiti'fe @copgele.
30 u9eutIi9e Spor9etimer er fait-
lat i 0cn tpife 9iig80ag, 6por Q}eO-
lemmer fan title Spergsmaal (5n-
terpeilotioner) til 9iigsfanileren men
0eune8 SDar fon life oe6ntteres.
@uugeranoocn fu3lono. St.
8eterSborg, t6. 0farts. I}iniiter-
raa0et bar p0erligere anOiit 35H
Qtilion til 6iplp for 9efolfningen
/ oe al SunqrrSnso biemiaqtp gQne;
i aft cr Der mt oertil 6epilqet 154
0}iaioner 9lt6lcr.
Gen enae(ife aonqe. 2on0on. rs.
MartS. Geuter3 Bureau meo0eler:
Gongen8 9eia9 oe0 uoenlan0ife Sol
fer, ser iful0e 6obe fun0et Ste0 /
inoeoprenoe 6oraar, er iom 6elge
of altlarbei6erItrifen MI en0eligt
op9ioet for 9lor.
gnglan0 og Bortuool goris, t6.
Mort8 .Senlps" meI6er ira 9iSia-
bon: Gortnaal bor afittttet en-
0peren8fontIt me0 England. boor-
efter gfsorerne og oe fopprr0iife
Ger ifo( befpItc8 be6 SipIp al en-
acIif 9opitol.
9ombefonpTot bcfrnqtes. Qefin,
aino, 81. MortS. 0p6aqeGien al
mango Bomber pnn ct Sernbnnetoq,
Iom fom ira 91iifoen gfan.
BAGS forte til. at 30 MenO, iom
forn1o0er at ppre Eilbpngrre al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
96juan0e
Urali6I QVrrelle fer.

- neutrality-suspicious." er 10 nor.
iten bleoen ct ifrpfteligt OrO, og
en00a fan De ltn0ertiOen oere n6o-
penoige. gi bor MI flere Gage
bert 9rea ira 9Dnamitipr9ngnia.
ger Der 9Seit ior o5. Get er De itore
Ssunian1linger elfborn og Slate
8looerne, Ser moa ipreoes og iier-
aes paa oen 0laaoe.
Der melOeS rmoer 30. o5. ont
oiotitrofte Irafifforitprreler og ito
re 20eIpggeIier eaer 9eitaoigeIIer
Der / 9tebroifa paa @rlno al IS
og 6eioanOc. Sra @ran0 5slauo
til ,glattsmoutb er Blatteflooen flere
Nil breo iplOt al flpOenoe IS o9
1ebris".
0eiuanOet, Der 5orSOoI par uGrIt
pen Columbus, 6apoe naaet IOu9.
los, Saunoers, Sarpp og Ga.5
Counter 5re0ag @itermiooag. og
oct gioroe Iterre Sfaoe. emo ser
noqen ,5inOe isr par reforoet ira
cen 0oioauosperiooe Sun cen ga.
ne oar iarbor ira 0ma6o peitpao.
3clefonlinicrne bar iiemt aibruOte,
ioct 9}roer, iom De oar ipite0e til.
Dor reoet oGf. Rebraifa 1eleiou.
fompagni 5ap0e finn 6or6inOele
oper cen 2inie nieo Oa met beifo0i-
aeoe 1fitrifter.
burlington 0ompagniets SoDeo-
linie pnr 0en eueite, bDorpaa Cog
tienciien par uaibruOt % re8eImp5.
iia 9eroog Dtor9en. Dets 5orbinoeI-
ie meo Qororeiten par afbruOt ueo,
at 9roen ooer Blatteflooeu peoGrono
sSslano bar beifaoi9et
Union gocific6anens Spor langs
glanc0alcn par operipemmet, ol
9}ortlueiterns 6oDeolinie par al.
6rtot i0et 9roen oper Glf6oru-
Tlo0en oeo 9(rlinaton par beifaoiget
Gor5inoelien mellem Gaaene]tor0
og 2po for 8lotte par n9iten belt
af6ru0t lost ale 5eru6anebroer
oocr 8lo0cn. meo lluotaaelie al
9urlinqtons gro oeo 2(i6lanO oa
Miso onri gucifics pes 0reopoli5,
par enten bortreone eler beifaoiae-
Be.
Gnfelpis mcloc5 ira 9oIlep
9}c6r.. at Glooen Ser 2sroal 2liten
por Dill 6reo. oa Gounp 9roen
bor repet opf. al. 10 ON 2litcuen
bar 9pens 6orretninesfparter III.
Der 8ono.
sra @rouo S8lan0 meloes, at
aere6roen er oeIpis orf. % 5erll-
banebroen er, iom nGpnt beifaOiget
sra Columbus - at 9pen er al.
ifooret ira EIt oq Spo pe0 Ouer-
ipemmeliq ira 9latte o. eoup 80.
oerne
0g'oa ira Sior GiiD melOes ON
itor iSoritprreier 5orbinoelien mel
lem Der og Norfolf paa 9tort6pelt-
ern % liqeioa mellem ser og o.
9}cill paa 9urlinaton.9onen er al
bru0t.
-
Caina 9roen peo 9ti6lono gap ei-
ter, iaa oen iioite 5or6inoelie mel
lem omaha og Better bIen nibrlot
3 SgnSoes Morges melotes, at
glatteflooen par ganet ooer line
gre6Ser oo flnot in0 Glfbornflo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Cgiao ira Soma 3ffinois
og ilere Steoer. meloe8 ON Ooer-
ibsmmelicr ON eno life iaa uIoor-
liae ion Der 9tebroifa.
Saare6e8 meloes ira Qes Moi
neS ON truenOe 6ofponoe i 2es
@oin.s 6looen. ira 6ont6urg,
ga, at 91ii6na6otana. 6looen 6or re-
pet eli 6alo Mil Sernbaneipor opf
ira Boone. at 9eS Moine8 $40
Ben bl. q. bar rebet en- 9ro opf,
% iSoIf poo 2oolar0et fl1r til 6aie-
re Ste6er. Sra Cairo. SG, mel.
6es, at gonSItan6en ser, boor g9a-
6afbffo6en fIp0er in0 / Mis'i3'ip-
y, riolge 9legerinaen8 9lapport
Forsooa @orgen / iioite llae bar
ben 6sieite. man 6apNe fenot.
Tra 6arao, q. Inf, meIoe8, at
aeartffo6en bar oaifet fire mil al
gbi. 9orf6tpeiternS Spor Dpf. ioo
Standardization miolerti6i9 cr
iiau0iet ooer 0enne 9ane.
ara aonios 6ito. No. meloes.
at Ser Der 80. Mnrt8 cnonn inaen
aIoordq 7ore par Ser. font 6oa0e
N}is'onri % Gam Itea iin0ia, men
for1i0n+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Gen flpoen0e 8olitifer. Raris,
Is. 0}arts. 6lDperen 9e0riues 5ar
pno6egpn6t i'm 8al9agitotiOn 2lu0e.
9epartementet. San flpoer ira 9p
til 9D og foIter lit golgpro9ram neO
til Mpng0en, Ser itrommer til for
at ie bam San mo0toges meo SSu6el,
oq set 6eooer fig, at ll0ii9terne for
bans @aIg er goOe 6oi5 ban 6lper
oolat er Set Fans Seniigt at flppe
til garis o9 lan0e @olG 9olr-
6onnes @noro, boorefter ban Sin.
pefoItune bill to9e GIoos 9epute-
rcffonretS M6oeiol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

9ombcfompGot bcirnqtes. Qefin,
aino, 27. MortS. 0poaqelien al
monge Bomber pno ct Sernbnnetoa,
Iom fom ira N1itfoen Qfon.
0aos forte til, at 30 @eno, iom
formooer at ppre Eirbpngcre al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

7sinlon6s gusitficerino Sra Sell
iinQfors meloes, at Senotet bar al.
ife0iqct 9on6siefretpren gtplonOs
Cen Wt6lIer, oQ IrIpenoeret 0ice'
lnnh8iefretpren ionme Cen, gr-
mol6, poo @rlu6 Of at 6e life bor
opfororet oenSnpn6ene til at for.
6in6re offentGiae MS6er Senotet for
en0oi6ere iitIpenOeret 9(ftiior Sta
tiitiif GentroGbureou, 7r. Sefln Sitl-
tin 6 W1oone0er, forOi Bun Far
ffrebet en- 9frtifeI I ct en9elif 9loo
ON Sc @iboraife Soanes ll6ifidelIe,
amt pn6biNcre iltipenoer2t Grotofol-
irfrptpr G6rnroot6 / Mar, foroi
ran 6or opqret iiq neo at fontrniia.
mere en- SenotsbeiI1ttnino iom hnn
anioo FOR uloblig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Gen enae(ife aonae. 2on6on IS.
O}artS. GenterS 9ureuu me00eler:
aongen8 9eieg oeo uoenlan0ife Sol
fer, ser ifnl6e 6ooe fun6et Ste0 /
inoeoprenoe 8oraor, er iom 5blge
of altlor6ei0eritrifen M en0eIigt
op9ipet for 9(or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

90rfiif Seir GripoG8. 2onoou.
y. N3arts. Cen tprf:.fe @nr Iri-
pols bar pnnoet en- 6etp6eIig Seir
oosr 1talienerne. 5uis Cab par i0o
o. t9pe 0fficcrcr % $500 0}onO
Srn5t % iooret ifolae en- 22eooe-
lelie ira ocn tprfiife aontmnn0dnt |
@euQ6o}i.
1oor 5loQet bleo uofrmpet, irem.
aaar life AT gfterretningen. Zen
fsier ill., at aft Geftn6Itpr fnlot Sc
tnrfiifc Groppers 6pnoer
Zen tnrfi,fe @efofbobenoe iiqer,
at Sc tprfiife % orobiife Trooper
6-r>e 6ar, 80 Nrpbte eQcr ioare0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

gnglan6 oa 8ortuoal 8aris, t6.
vGemp8" meI6er fra 9iSia-
bon: Fortllaal 6or afiluttet en-
OperenSfonlit meo gngGano, boor-
efter 9(8orerne og oe fopoer0iife
Ger ifof 6efpitcS beo SipIp al en-
acIif aopital
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

99rre emo no9et iom 6elit gte.
broifos Siitorie er lilitanoene bio.
roren0e ira Operip8mmelien Blat-
te- og @lf6orn.DoIene ligefrem
frpgtelige. 9egge 8olene er iin1peIt-
6en itore 5noiser, og Be, Der life
bar is9t til 56it opfDl0te Sern6one-
ipor, iooer paa 5oget al oeres
Suie. Ger er ingen 8one, Der fan
bruges Tor Erofif peitpoa; oQe 2i,
nierne er opientlia u6rugeli9e.
Ger er ct lille 0}prfe poa 6i6r-
net Al @alorons 9onf @oter-
100, iom piier tS8is beronltc Ooer-
'ioommeles 6si0spunft. 2(qe 9pg.
ninger oenne 9D er iiOen 0en Ii0
6IeUen lagt lire CONNER oper set.
te 0fprfe men @aar 0}orges
Qsr0ag), oa 8orlo Serot0s Re
porter 6ei6ate gpen bar Ser ii
CONNER gon0 en6oer 6orret-
ning56paning poo 9pens 6opeOga-
Be. 9ette amer en- 5oreitilling onL
hoilfe D}o5ier al 0onO, ser bar om-
aioet @aterloo % iorpan6let oen
tripeIiae fife 9p til en- np geneOig
9aooe u0a6r set eneite anoenoelige
@Niororin9snriO6eI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

6ungeranoocn 9}u3lono. St.
8eterSborg, t6. 03ort5. Miniiter-
raooet bar p0erli9ere anOiit 35A
N}ilion til 6iplp for 9efolfninaen
/ oe al SnnqrrSn6o 6iemiaqtc gqne;
i aft cr Der mt oertil 6epilqet 154
eQ}ilioner Nit6lcr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

0logtene pil 6ooe 5reo. @5ari5,
28. @}arts. Magterne fori6ger after
paa at faa giort @n0e paa Sen tpr.
f'if-italienife arig. Ge u0pefiier ]to-
ter for at enes ON Ell f9GeS Optre.
oen aonitantiuopel for at ioo Ben
torfi7fe 9}egering til at un0er6anOle
ON 5reo. 9Q}ogterne er iaa me9et
mere pn8iteIige for at foa en- gnoe
poa ari9en, iom oe tror, at 0en
friaerife Sten.ning 2Stolien oil tpin-
ae 9le9erin9en til at foretage me 0e-
monitrntioner meO 5SlouOen. hpilfet
fan afite0fomme internotionale i5or.
piflin9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

30 u9eutli9e Sppr9etimer er fait-
iat i 0cn tDife 9lia50a9, 5Dor 0}eO-
lemmer fan title SpergSmaal (5n-
terpellotioner) til 9liasfanileren men
0enneS SDar fan life 0e6atteres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Gets faar 6en8 ielsItraf. 2ooon
y. 0}orts. st 0uiin al De apin.
Der, iom optrooOte ioa po(oiomt /
aompen for fpin0elio Stemmeret,
6leo @aor ioemt 6en9ielsitraf ira
fire til efs Olaaneoer. 3ffe nlinore
emo 1876 apinoer, ion 6apoe oelta-
get at iloa @inOuer itu / 01art3,
6leo freniti0et i 9ietten. 5 nogIe
Qilfpl0e, boor pe0fommen0e aoinoer
forpligte0e Jig til life at 9pre iligt
i9en blep So9en u6iot. 9e bill 6ape
Qommen 6angen6e ooer iig, ON oe
7fnloe forie Jig igen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Gn autiniIitoriftiif officer 8oris,
Is 0}orts 5 6ol9e v@uerre so-
ciale" bar en- 6eropren6e officer it'll
let 100000 5ranc8 til @uitooe Sen-
pes 9Iao0ia6eo til 6ipIp 0eo 6on5
astinlitoriiti'fe @eop9ele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
glarg.

aejerbuiet, 6lep arreiteret. De fine
iife 9IDiier paaitaar, at 0tandu-
@rinierne bar ipgt Gilflugt 0}an-
iduriet og Der pIaniegger Ell 9oul-
befampogne moo 0e repu6lffaaife
GmbeoSm9n0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
9urne1t 1.nnnt.

2(niat6r-2litponomen gne6o, 9om-
6oo5 i 9torge, bar op0oget en- np
Stierne al 1. Storrel'e 9}pr6e-
Den al Gt6a I Gpillin9erne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
SAY MINERS AND OWNERS
REACHED AN AGREEMENT
Traders in Wall Street of Opinion Protracted Ne
gotiations Are Largely in Nature of Bluff;
Standard Oil at Highest Point.
By Thomas c. Shotwell.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2'.-Although the
stock market was extremely dull today II
showed considerable strength. This was
due largely to the fact that the short In
terest Is over-cXtended In a few stocks,
particularly In Steel and Union Pacific.
Besides. thes trade condition in copper is
good and better feeling exists in Lon
don over the labor situation.
Negotiations that have been under way
for three weeks for n settlement OF the
coal minc dispute in England are largely
formal, an agreement having been
reached two weeks To make settle
mcnt The same condition exists in re-
gard TO the American coal miners. The
leading men on both sides understood
one another perfectly. But II the agree
ments were reached too easily the ordi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Great Northern Orders.

New light was shed today on the Great
Northern railroad. The Great Northern
placed orders for 1000 tons OF rails re-
Gently and gave none OF them to the steel
corporation. II was thought at the time
that James Iiil was withholding business
from the corporation because the corpora :
tion has cancelled the lease for the
Great Northern ore lands. Now there is
evidence that the corporation was left
Out Al its own request because 1t refused
TO guarantee rails for a certain number
Of years.
The steel companies have been blamed
unfairly for broken rails. The rails are
made orders issued by the railroads
and under the direct supervision of chem
lists and other experts employed by the
railroads. The steel companies simply
furnish the material and facilities and
the rails are made hy the roads them
selves. the exact percentage OF carbon and
the exact measurements and weight being
absolutely fixed BY the purchasers. The
reason no better rails arc made is because
the experts do not seem 10 know how tc
mako them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Standard copper.
firm; spot sl4OI5@li.25: February, $14,lO
all. 25; March s1ai2b@li25; AprG,
S1L22i@lL27a; May. sl1,2oM1f.3o; juno
S1iI7iMt4.GO. London steady: spot, 6fe
les. futures Gip. 1Ss Sd. Customhouse re-
turns show exports OF 30,S16 tons so fai
this month Lake copper, lflm1iac: elec-
trolytc. lli1liac; casting. i3An lllc lSo-
cal sales. 25 tons April at 1Iic.
Tin, steady, spot, sI3. S5m 43,5ui Fcbru-
airy. $43.25@ $3.50; March, st2,s7lm 49, %
April. sa2.50@43.o0; May, $4,000 $50
June, sa2. 1Om42.50: London. easy. spot
l95p IS; futures. l91p rs.
Lead, dull, sAOO@4.lo New York snc
sS.a6@i.05 East ST. Louis. London, l5I
los Cd.
speitcr. dull. s6.5O@S.75 New York nnc
se.37i East st. Louis. London Esp 15s'
Anthony. quiet; Cookson, S7.26.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, AS cd in Lon.
don. Locally iron was unsettled. No.
foundry northern. s1475@15.2o: No. 2
$1425@1i.7o; No. l southern and No.
southern soft, Sla7o@16.25.
The New York metal exchange an
nounces that the new contract governing
transactions in pig iron will 90 into force
on March II, 1912.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
ATTITUDE
|IN}s SOME CHEER
yott Exchange Feels the
ksson,s Effect of I'M
|,sv.d Coal Conditions
|SET LACKS VIGoR
IS Extremely Small;
cL.x,e C+eadv m
ls,ncsd Price Reports.

any Fob 27.-The stock mar
iVnss n more cheerful out
~ nns ,se willingness OF The Eng =
~ 81 -. 70 confer with the opera :
Z su , n. favorable outlook for an
hlTcen the American antllra :
- ard employees, r.or
n Republic steel and irot
IS without effect. eXcept al
Ssen The preferred shares de
:, % ,b,I, two points with n simi-
y p.,Slsbem Steel preferred.
- AVS surprises was the dec
,tSs NJ regular II per cent quar-
z!,,,J y ~ an Central Leather pre-
s,,,ine I was exceedingly light
@ ar.ss.d scarcely more than 10,
"a n hour, ,,, l.,
~, the dullness increased
e-sr and United states SteeI
sT,ssud" on Friday and the i'm
=, n these stocks probably re-
/ = covering by the short inter-
,hs-~ held steady, with re-
4 Z rothsr advance In the prices
n traaipg here was on Il mod
=. yhlch has marked that cen
,-.,an hsre recently. The casr
a pcints TO another loss by loca
1 n the ab-treasury. Monetary
n ahervise show no change
L |fa, JsrSe manufacturing compan
:, ,,iousted six.month accommo'
/; 10 81 per cent. Western
4, Endlug considerable sums al
|TE 80.
ii narset moved narrowly witt
= Of dealings. Total sales, pal
|LideN.
siiiss government 3s registered
pr cent on call.
Clxtlg Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28

Avoid taking cold if your kidneys are
sensitive. Cold congests the kidneys,
throws too much work upon them, and
weakens their action. Serious kidney
trouble and even Bright's disease may
result Strengthen your kidneys, get
rid of the pain and soreness, build them
up by timely use of Foley kidney
Pills. Tonic in action. quick in results.
schramm-Johnson, Drugs. "The Never
Srbstitutors. Five (5) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Available Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27,-Specal ,tele- :
graphic and cable communications re-
ceived BY Bradstreet's sho1- the following
changes In available supplies ns compared
with previous accounts:
Available supplies;
Wheat, United States cast OF Rockies,
decreased 1885, 900 bushels.
United States. weet Of Rockies, de-
creased 376 900 bushels,
Canada increased 600 bushels,
Total United States and Canada in
creased % $50, 900 bushels.
Afioat for and in Europe decreased
]. 700. 900 bushels,
Total American and European supply
decreased $4,000 bushels.
Corn. United States and Canada. in
creased 2.4i5 600 bushels,
oats. United Siales and Canada. in
creased i0S 0G0 bushels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Feb, 27,-At the begin
ming of business today the condition o;
the United States treasury was:
Working balance In treasury offices
s6b,7lS,0S2
In banks and Philippine treasury
sS9.771,l52.
The total balance in general fund, Sis,
les, ,56i.
Ordinary receipts yesterday. I.6t1, ,3oS
with ordinary disburseme OF 81, 10S. .633
The deficit to date this fiscal year is
SEA. log, sos, as against a deficit Of S4,0ll,
i9s at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. Feb. 27.-The demand for
old wool Is less pronounced although
values hold steady Interest ceuters In
the bidding for tho new clip in the far
west, where sales are reported from lic
10 1Sc-
Quotations:
Texas flne. 6 TO s months. 4sc: ire, Il
months, 53Q54c; fipc fall 43c.
California northern 50152c: middle
county. 4s@5oc; southerns. 46d<7c: fall
free, 43744c.
Oregon, eastern No. l staple. 5sc; cast
ern clothing. soc; valley, No. /, 47@4sc.
dunn staple. 5SH60c; fine clothing 55n
56c fine medium clothing. 51@5ac: hall
blood combing. 5s46oc; three -eiGhths
blood combing 51m5ec; quarter blooC
combing. 57G4Sc
Pulled extras 55m5Sc; fine A. 53n55c
supers 51653c
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper, a7@si per
cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills At s47i.i0 for
siXty-day bills and at 81. 20 for de-
mand.
Commercial bills, 81 S35-
Bar silver. 583c.
Mexican dollars 4Ic.
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds
steady.
Money on call steady, q per cent;
ruling rate, q per cent, closing bid, q
per cent; offered at - per cent
Time loans strong. sixty days, 2S@S
per cent; ninety days, 81 per cent; six
months, 3aM3t per cent.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Tlour duie I.
Wheat-Spot steady; No ? rcd, slol ele-
vstor, export basis and sl,c3l {. o. b,
anoat: No. l northern Duluth, .s1,1el (, o.
b. afloat Futures easier; closing un-
changed TO &c net lower. May. st.oi 5-li
July, $i003.
Hops easy: state. common to choice,
1911. i0I soc.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum steady.
Raw sugar quiet muscovado ~ test
d.23c: centrifugal. 96 test, fI2c; molasaes
sugar. 80 test, 3.98c; refined steady.
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which sTf7 A share was bid at the close
today. This is the highest price in ten
years. II is more than 500 share
ed concern Standard OIL seems TO be
doing very well.
1t is now proposed 10 have the govern
ment begin another action against the
Standard OH TO see whether the owners
OF the individual properties that formerly
made up the trust" shall have the right
TO administer their own property as they
tho problem involved. which is the right
OF private property
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America Has Trade Balance

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The balance
Of trade still remains with the United
States, according TO figures issued today
Of the imports and exports Of rlis coun
try for January and the seven months OF
the fiscal year ending with last month.
The United states imported $3.50. 900
more than in January, 1911, but for the
seven months II had decreased It's pur-
cbases abroad by nearly slo, 500. 900.
In It's export business the United
States shipped out during the last month
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Eyaporated Fruits.

pies unchsnged; spot, fancy, $50 10ac;
choice. Ss@3c. prime. 19@s3c
Prunes steady; quotations range from
4sc TO 12c for CALIFORNIA; UP 70 So-aos, and
S5612c for Oregons
Aprcots steady, with small offerings
choice, 14a9l5ic; extra choice. 15fTletc;
fancy. 1691l7ic.
Peaches steady; choice, l0s@i0gc: ex-
ira choice, 1t@1lsc; fancy, 1lh612c.
Raisins steady: loose muscatels, 6a4lc;
choice 10 fancy seeded, 62@75c: seedless,
667c; London layers. .s1s0T1-45.
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Smile at Prosecutions.

Apparently because they felt that the
governments evidence WAS not sufficient
bankers arc wondering how many thou
sand actions hastily begun against the
corporations and pools by the government
Will have to he abandoned on mature con-
sidcraton. The government Is not ap-
plying the same rule TO all corpora tons.
Success OF the governments movement
to destroy certain corporations is shown
in tho market for STANDARD oil stock. for
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nary miners might think they were being
betrayed by their leaders and therefore
great deal OF public blufhnE is deemed
wise. A few isolated companies may re-
fuse to come into the agreement. thereby
causing some small strikes, hut even
these may take tho issue in hand and
agree to the demands OF the miners
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sb,3If.ooo worth OF goods more than WIS
shipped In January of last year. and for
tie seven months ending with January 81
inc export record was sac. 40e, 900 above
thst Of the corresponding months of the
preceding fiscal.
The figures were compiled by the sta
tlstical bureau of the department Of com
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c,nffea Futures Steady.

NEW YORK Feb. 27.-Coffce futures
closed steady at a net advance of tGo9
points Sales, IS 600 bags. March, April
and May, l3.S0c; June and July 15.39c ::
August 13.4lc: September. lS.+3c; Octo-
Der, l4,a2c, November. bale, December,
1J.40c: January. 1880.
Santos, No 1. l5Ic: mild coffee duh: Cor
doya l60ilSc nominal
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Cotton MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. o7.-cotton future.
closed steady. Closing bids:
February. 1o.20c: March, i0.14c; April,
lo.2ic; May. 1o.Slc; August. 10. i3c: Sep
tember. lo-soc; December. 10.5Ic: Janu-
airy. 10.50c.
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New York S11rnr

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Raw s,I-a- ro,,.
inal; muscovado SO test. 81. a2a4 so: cen.
trifugal SO test. $780, so: moIasses so
test, So. 9sn4.o5. Refined steady
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Chicago Produce.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Butter-F'irm +,
creamery specials. 5oic; process specials,
27c.
Chcese-F1rm.
Eggs-Unsettled: fresh gathered extras.
30nS1c, western gathered, whites 30n
sc