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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

Jaures, ha prestado declaration. Du-
mensnil, director del diario lie Rap
pei quien ha aflmado que no trato a
Rochette en- sus tiempos de prosperi-
dad, que no tuvo participation en- MIN
guno de sus negocios y que no recibi6
su diario nunca nj publicidad nj sub
vencion de Rochette Ell declarante
manifesto su convencimiento de que
Rochette fue detenido por ordenes de
caracter politico anade que hizo en-
lie Rappel' campana en- favor de Ro-
chette solo inspirada por la defensa de
la libertad Individual. Dice q. no inter
vino Ell la question del aplazamiento y
que cuando circulo ell rumor de la pre-
sion que Sc decla ejercida por ell gobier-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-15

no, Sc limit6 4 procurar enterarse de
clio cerca de Monis, pues Caillaux de-
claro desde un principle que NADIA saba.
Anade Dumensnil q. creyo entonces que
ell aplazamiento seria denegado v que
puso al corriente de cuanto Sc decia i
Monis, quien lie contesto que procuraria
enterarse.
Puestos luego en- conformation Monis
y Fabre, no pueden llegar a un acuerdo
acerca de muchos extremes
Ell presidente de la Comision pregun-
ia q Monis 81 dio a Fabre La orden for
NAL de aplazamiento y Monis recuerda
que, como tiene va indicado, al pedir el
aplazamiento hac1a constar que ante to-
do hab1a que cumplir con la justicia Y
dejar d salvo todos sus principles.
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WILL GET DEPOSIT BACK.
Controller Downey Rules in Favor of
J. W. Gillespie. Cattleman.

When the court decided that J. W. Gil
lespie had not smuggled into the United
States over the Mexican border 200 in his
herd of COB cate which was seized by
the government pending adjudication, he
demanded back the $500 special deposit
he had made under protest to secure the
government against loss of the estimated
duty on the then supposedly smuggled
cattle. This was back in August of last
year.
But the auditor for the Treasury De
partment said there was nothing comm g
to Gillespie. that the money was GUS
toms collection, and had been properly
covered into the Treasury. Gillespie did
not see it that way, nor did the customs
officials with whom he had dealings in
the matter and reference was made to
the controller of the Treasury.
OF course, the money belongs to Gill
lespie. rules Controller Downey. 1t was
not payment of customs. but specia'
deposit to secure the possible customs
collection. SO he directs that the $500
be paid back to Gillespie.
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CASTLE BEFORE TRIAL BOARD.
Bicycle Policeman Faces Charges by
Miss Frances A. Downer.

Bicycle Policeman Bosier Castle was
placed on trial before the police trial
board this afternoon at the Police Court
to answer charges preferred by Miss
Frances A. Downer of Vermont avenue
and y street northwest.
The case grew out of the arrest of
Miss DoWner on charges of disorderly
conduct and allowing her dog to run at
large without d muZzle and also with
forcing her to ride to the second precinct
police station in a patrol wagon. The
charges against Miss DoWner were dis
missed by Judge Mullowny in the Police
Court.
1t is charged that the policeman's con-
duct was prejudicial to the reputation
and good order of the discipline of the
metropolitan police force. The Informal
ton also sGts forth that Miss Downer
was placed in the patrol wagon and taken
to the police station and that the police
man made false accusation against her.
1t is further charged that Miss Downer
was held up to public ridicule and scorn
before large number of people.
Miss Downer. the first witness. was
testifying when this report closed.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 3-The cotton
market was again influenced by the rela-
.fively steady ruling of Liverpool and
continued large English spot sales this
morning Private cables reported that
Liverpool had declined early under local
selling but had rallied on continental
buying and q good spot demand. The
local market opened steady at an adj
rance OF . to ; points. and active months
sold about . To points net higher durin g
the early trading on a scattering demand
from shorts or trade sources. HOUSES
with foreign connections had orders both
ways. and Liverpool seemed to be selling
some July. nut there was nothing to in
dictate any pressure from the south. and
prices held steady in a comparatively
narrow market
Futures opened steady: March. 1894:
May. 1@.1o; July, 1904; August. ll.s2;;
October. 11.a2
Prices weakened during the middle of
the morning under foreign selling of sum
rner months and scattering March liqui-
dation.
y few stop orders were uncovered in
the break which carried prices or :
POINTS lower but after the close of Liver
pool offerings became less active and the
market Was steadier AT midday. with
active months :. or points up from the
lowest ON covering
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BOND TRANSACTIONS
GREATER THAN USUAL
Sales of $38. 900 at Current Prices
Recorded on Ex-
change.

The volume OF business in bond sales Oh
the local stock exchange today was
larger than what had been recorded for
many days. The sales totaled $4,000,
and for the most part were at current
figures.
Railway and Electric As were the big
sellers again. $4,000 of the bonds being
traded at 81. the price which has pre-
vailed for the past week.
Riggs Realty IS dong sold $1,000 at
101&.. and Capital Traction % brought
1851. for $1,000 and loss for $1,000 after
call.
Odd lots of Railway and Electric pre-
ferred stock sold at 81. and a quotation
lot brought S9Ts Washington Gas stock
sold seventy-five shares at S5a4 ANS. The
closing quotations were S3Ss bid. and S;;s4
asked. while those of yesterday We're "a
bid and S411 asked. Capital Traction stock
sold to the extent of twentyseven shares
Of
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WILLIAM J. AMAN DIES.
Hemorrhage Fatal to Fish Dealer
While on River Trip.

William J. Aman, son of the late Sc
bastain Aman. died aboard a sloop off
the mouth of Coan river yesterday aft
ernoon, according to d message received
this morning. His body is aboard a
s--amer being brought TO this city
Mr. Aman, who was in the fish bust
ness with George Carroll. his father-in-
law. was on his way to Solomons Island,
at the mouth of the PatuXent river to
have an engine installed in boat
Arthur Bliss of this city accompanied
him.
The sloop was near Lewisetta. the for
ner country home of Mr.. Aman, it is
reported. when the fish dealer was
stricken. His death is said TO have re-
suited from hemorrhage.
Mr.. Aman resided at Woodside. Mont
gonlery county. Nd, the past year. lie
leaves a wife and five children Mrs.
Martha Aman, his mother, resides 1T 6a1
East Capitol street Arrangements for
the funeral probably will be completed
tomorrow.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. February 3.-Foreign
cables offered ENCOURAGEMENT to the bull
side in the cotton market III the early
trading and modest buying resulted in an
advance of to 5 points in first prices.
The tone of the opening was steady. No
great activity was displayed after the
first call. but the inaiaat retained its
steady tone,
The report that 10000 bales of cotton
were destroyed or damaged by fire at
Houston. and the fear that the cotton
might have been of good spinning quail
ity further stimulated buying. and half
an hour after the opening prices were ,
To q points ~
Futures onened steady February,
: SALT March, f3.2a1254: May.
25-1ai.J-. July, 12.62.a1..ts October,
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ASSEMBLIES TO BE BANNED.
Presidential Decree in China Will
Abolish Local Legislatures.

PEkING. China. February "A prcsi-
dental mandate aboiishing the provin-
cial assemblies throughout China is to
be Issued here shortly. The provisional
assemblies established under the re-
publican government consisted of a
minimum of fifty members and q maxi
mum of 100 members, according TO the
population of the province
They had power to enact laws applying
only to their respective provinces and
not conflicting with national legislation
They also controlled the provincial bud
gets, the collection of provincial taxes
and the issue of provincial loans. The
annual session was supposed to last
for sixty days, but extraordinary ses-
sions could be called If necessary.
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WEATHER.
Unsettled Tonight and Wednesday
Warmer Tonight.

For the District of Columbia, unsettled
tonight and Wednesday. probably light
rain: warmer tonight; moderate south
winds, becoming west.
The northwest disturbance has ad-
vanced eastward to upper Lake Michigan
having slowed up very materially in the
last twelve hours. 1t has been attended
by remarkably small amount of precip-
itation. and is being followed by mod
crate cold wave that is overspreading the
plains states and the upper MISSISSIPPI
valley. The lowest temperature thus Tar
observed is IS degrees below zero, in
Montana.
snow is indicated during the next thir-
tv-six hours in the lower lake region and
northern New England. Scattered local
rains are probable in the upper Ohio val
ley. the middle Atlantic states and south
ern New England.
1t will be colder in the upper lake re-
gion the Ohio valley, Indiana, Kentucky
and Tennessee. also in the middle Missis-
sippi valley. and lower temperature will
prevail in Atlantic coast states and the
lower lake region Wednesday,
Cold wave warnings are displayed in
upper Michigan.
coast will be moderate southeast. becom-
ing northwest; on the middle Atlantic
coast light to moderate south: on the
south Atlantic and east gulf coasts light
and variable.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
Thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at , pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures 4 pm, 40:
r. M. AZ IL midnight, 81; today. am: "a:
S am, 30; II noon. 81; . pm. 81. Max
imum, 81, at = pm. today; minimum, d.,
at = am. today,
Temperature same date last year-MaXi-
mum, SO; minimum. 81.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4 pm, ~. 40;
pm, 30.4l; l. midnight. 80. ~; today, 4
a M :s03S; S am, 90 II noon, $3.50;
> pm, 3O.23.
Tide Tables.
Today Low tide, 7:45 am. and $40
pm; high tide, 1:22 am. and AS pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. pos am. and 2:31
%. M: high tide, $50 am. and 9:33 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:0o M; sun sets 5:23
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 1:04 a M: sun sets
5:24 pm.
Moon sets 12:44 pm.
Weather in Various Cities.
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LIVERPOOL.

liverpool, February s3.--Cot;oa-Sp
-ood BUSINESS done. prices easier: md
e--r- ftir- I.f': good Iuidjiing T.3T: mid
ding. -; low middling. 5.sI: good ordi-
ary. 1.oi; ordinary. -,5a Sales, 1900
e.es. including 1l--0o American and 1.eoo
tot Speculation anu export. Receipts, %,
49,. inch!d!r- 1850 American. Futures
s4csed steady. February, $50; February
1-i March. G.6s15; March and April,
9 1o4. April aud May. 6.6IIa: May and
I'.He. .i.6.: June and July. 6.63: July and
august, ".,,J; August and September,
''i1i2. September and October. g.; DC
,2e.r ii November. Gg3- November and
December. 6-1Slz. December and January,
Y. January and February, 6.I7
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ALBERT W. SMITH DEAD.
Was Formery Dealer in Real Estate
in WASHINGTON.

Albert w. Smith, frmerly dealer in
real estate here. died at Orange. Va,
Friday in the forty-second year of his
age. He had been in business at Orange
since early in 1913. Prior to that Mr..
Smith had been in business in Richmond.
Va. His wife. who was Miss Eleanor
Ford of Richmond. Va. and four chill
dren, Albert NJ, Eleanor A. Mercer and
James W., survive him. He is also sur
viyed by his mother, Mrs. E. A. Smith of
this city; three sisters. Mrs. Ernest l..
Loving and Mrs. E. V. Bryant. also of
this city. and Mrs. ]. P. Clark of Green
Ridge, Md, and by one brother, j. 4.
Smith of Orange, Va. Interment was
made in Riverview cemetery, Richmond,
Va, Sunday.
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some Material Gains.
Poor Report Affects Can.

Tan was weak rejecting disappoint-
ruent at the com9any's annual report.
which showed "a decline in net of nearly
S1Wp.us,
Ronds were firm.
Bulls took only a perfunctory interest
in the market in the afternoon. but the
market moved slowly upward.
\ sustained demand for high-srade
stocks and a large oversubscription to the
bond offerings had a good sentimental eff
feet on speculation
Speculation broadened late in the day
and there was a brisk inquiry for the
f:ivori;e speculative mediums
Amalsanated was carried above - on
reports of improved trade conditions Oil
shares and the independent steel stocks
also were strong.
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STANDARD OIL ADVANCES.
Stock Rises $40 Share Since Sun
day and SOS Within Week.

i.ENI-ANB Ohio. February s
SSpck OF The s,,ndard OIL Company OF
'i+le advanced $40 share since Sunday.
= Is up So snare within a week
II john d Rockefeller holds the - per
.elt lie Is reauted to hold in all Of the
standard Oh subsidiary companies he is
$4,000 f-cher since sunday paper value)
I'D stse'ooo richer (also paper value) than
. '.as week ago.
STANDARD Oil of Ohio has 4 capital stock
&C ea.JoUoGo.
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CHICAGO LIVE, STOCK.

d ttiCAGo. February 5.-Iiogs-Reoeipts.
700; slow; bull. Of sales. s.iOas.JO: light.
25s's-52'=. mixed. s.25as1o; heavy. $50
: J.iz; rough. s.20as-s %. pigs j. 75aS..3e
Eattle-t{ecsipts. 1000: wva.; bseves,
'eAa 81; Texas steers. G,.oas.Uo; stochers
I'D feeders. 5.5oaSo0 cows and heifers
= Gas. ~; calves. 1.yoa10.Jo
heep-Receipts. 1900; steady: native,
'oa5 -: yearlings. ; 7ea5.s5; lambs, ma
&c, G.T5a7.S3.
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SUFFRAGE GAINS IN JERSEY.

TRENTON, y. J., February 3.-The
house today passed. 10 to 4, the resolu-
ton for a state constitutional amendment
extending the right of suffrage TO women
The resolution now goes to the senate
If that body adopts it the resolution will
have to be passed again by the next leg
islature before it can he submitted to a
vote of the people.
The senate adopted a resolution to in
vestisate alleged exon bitant telephone
rates in New Jersey.
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Home Club Takes New Quarters,

The Home Club. composed of employees
cf tie Interior Department, took charge
- It's new QGs-ters at II Jackson square
3day- Il was declared this morning by
Van Il sianning. assistant TO the oil
rector c: the bureau Of mines. that it
't'It BE- some time before the house wifi
ae -esdg for occupancy /, Is noped 20
- :Ec house@ arriins sotEe ia tI=
latter pat OF the month.
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BALTIMORE.

Special DISPATCH 10 The STAR.
BALTIMORE, February 3.--Wheat-
Easier: spot contract. 97A: spot No. 2 red
western, 97a4; January No. red, 97&
February No. red. o9A; March, 1OOa4.
Receipts. "a. sos bushels
Corn-Easier: SPOT contract. e.; Janu.
airy, 81; steamer mixed, 63k; receipts.
3o.425 bushels; southern white corn. So.
a72k: southern yellow corn. 6sa70.
Oats-Steady: No. white, 10 bid;
standard white. 44a44A: No. 8 white,
43ka43s4: receipts. $500 bushels.
Rye-Steady; No. . western export, GO;
No. . western domestic, rs; receipts,
1921 bushels.
Hay-Quiet: No. l timothy. unchanged;
No. ] clover mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights-Dull: steam to Liver
pool, per bushel. unchanged; Cork for or
ders per quarter, UNCHANGED,
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales-Regular call, u O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction 5s, 1000 at 10Sk. $1,000 a
1881
Washington Railway and Electric As. $4,000
at 80. 81. 600 at 80.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., at 90.
Washington Gas, % at saa, 25 at sSss, Is at
Ssss.
Mergenth aler. at ZIG.
After call-Capital Traction. al 113. % az
113.
Capital Traction IS, 81 $50 at l0Sls. 81 600 at
1855 81 900 at 1Os1s. 1900 at loSls.
Washington Railway and Electric As, $loou
Riggs Realty IS dong. 5000 at 1919, 5000
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Attempts to Continue Yester-
days Reaction Get an
Early Check.
SPECIAL GOOD DEMAND
FOR THE HILL STOCKS
Rock Island Issues Emerge From Re.
cent Decline-Specialties Are
Acrive-Close Is Strong.

NEW YORK. February 3.-The market
opened close To yesterdays final range
with Nc perccptible trend in either d.
~ection. Trading was active in Steel and
Reading but otherwise the volume OF
business was small.
Rock Island stocks. which were acutely
weak yesterday held steady Western
Union rose 4 point and Can lost one
Attempts To continue yesterdays reae-
ICON were frustrated after few min
utes Of selling. Supporting orders ap-
feared in Sufficient volume tn turn the
eo,.rs, of prices briskly upward
some Material Gains
Great Northern. Northern PacIAe,
g-aiou Pacific and the Rock Island stocs-
advanced ! TO IL.
Except for = slight decline III the carly
trading which Was soon overcome the
market held firm throughout the morning.
and in some instances material gains were
made.
The Hill stocks were in especially good
demand Their advance was stimulated
ny unofficial reports that Great Northern
ard Northern Pacific might give up con-
troll of Burlington, presenting the posi-
hility of disbursements for holders OF
stock in the controlling companies.
Rock Island stocks and bonds advanced
from tn. low prices Of the recent decline.
General Motors jumped l. points and
nther loW priced Specialties rose Sharply.
fut the priuciYa1 demand was for invest
ilaut stocks
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Mrs. Celia Gartlan has filed suit for
divorce against former State Senator
Thomas Gartlan at Parkersburg. w. Va.
Gartlan is a prominent republican and a
wealthy oil operator.
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
NEW YORK METAL MARKET,

NEW YORK. February 3.-Lead-
Steady, 41Ga415; London, f20 IS cd.
Spelter-Quiet. 5.55a5.45; London, f21
rs Cd.
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FOREIGN BoURsEs.

LONDON. February "A strong con-
tinental demand appeared for the $5.-
100000 South African gold offered In
the open market today and the price
was advanced 1sd to IT'S ssd. per ounce
France, Germany and Russia, bidding
against each other, secured $500 ,OO0
each. India taking the balance.
PARIS February 3.-Prices were ir-
regular on the bourse today. Rentes
81 francs 10 confines. Exchange on
London. % francs II centimes.
BERLIN. February 3.-Prices declined
on the bourse today on realizing and
unfavorable New York advices.
Exchange on London. 20 marks 45t:
pfennigs. Money. 3| per cent. Private
rate of discount, 2B per cent.
A further reduction of the discount
rate of the Imperial Bank of Germany
from Az to 4 per cent is expected this
week.
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Interest Only on Gifts.
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, February 3.-Money was
plentiful today. but discount rates were
steadier on the continental bar gold pur-
chases
Good Investment buying sustained gilt
edged securities and raised consols three
sixteenths. but the rest of the stock mar
ket was reactionary under realizing and
slackened support. Brazilian and Next
can shares were the most affected, while
Rio Tintos and home rails closed above
the lowest.
American securities opened uncertain
and lower, light support rallied most
of the list during the forenoon and later
Wall street bidding caused a general
advance The closing was steady.
Closing Prices.
Consols for money. 1913; for account.
76A; Pennsylvania, $50: Reading. S6s4
Union Pacific. 1851; L. S. Steel. 6S1s.
Bar silver-Steady; 265sd.
Money! a II.
Short bills-1 13-16a17s: three months,
Is
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Conditions Under Which a
Renter Must Withhold
the Tax.
FORMS WHICH ARE USED
IN CLAIMING EXEMPTION
Persons Whose Annual Incomes Are
Under $1,000 Not Required
to Make Returns.

No. 10. Question: pay rent Of 5000
for my house What shall ] do with the
tax which | withhold?
Answer-You hold the tax until the end
of the year, then you send it to the in
ternal revenue officer of your district,
with your return as withholding agent.
The form you use is form No. 1912, which
is used for making returns on all income
items where tax is withheld at the source,
with the exception of obligatio of cor
DoratiOns
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If you want work, read the want col
umns OF The Star.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. February 3-Wheat-spot
firm; No. 2 red western winter. rs cd; No.
Manitoba, Is I'd: No. .. IS I'D; No. 3,
IS I'D. Futures steady: March, Is 2asd;
May, is 17sd; July, rs ID
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed. IS
SD La Plata futures weak February,
Is 7Ad; March, As Cd.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 3.-Flour-Dull.
Fears of cold wave southwest served
to impart steadiness to wheat early to-
day. May. $l00lsa1 90 $40.
Pork-Barely steady.
Beef-Quiet.
I.ard-Easy; middle west, 1o75a10s5
Petroleum-Steady.
Hay-Barely steady.
Hides-Steady.
Leather-Firm.
Enthusiastically.
Raw sugar-Easy; Muscovado. 2.a2; cen
trifugal, 34o: molasses, 2.67. Refined
quiet
Butter-Firm, 1860 tubs. Creamery
extras. 27a2712; firsts. 251sa261e; seconds,
23laa25: held. extras. 26Ea27; firsts,
24iaa26; seconds. 23a24.
Cheese-Firm, unchanged, $500 boxes.
Egss-Weak. 1850 cases. Fresh
gathered. extras, 33a34: extra firsts
3l1aa32; firsts. 301aa3l; seconds. 29a30;
refrigerator, best. 2s1sa2s; fair to good
261@a2s: lower grades, 23a26; state
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, "a mixed colors, 31a33; Euro
pean fresh, 26a2S.
Dressed poultry-steady; fresh killed
western chickens, l5a24; fowls, 15a1S; tur-
KEYS lSa2J
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Money. to Loan

Secured by First Deed Of Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller. GO F st. NV.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO February Encouragement
of the European visible supply discour-
aged the bull side in today's wheat mar
ket Reports of liberal offerings from
Russia counted also in favor of the bears.
Cold weather west. however. threatening
possible damage to the winter crop, was
a steadying influence from the start.
Prices. which opened unchanged to 1saA
up. reacted to below last nights level, but
then hardened.
Corn eased off on lack of demand caused
by plentiful stocks at most of the prin-
cpal centers. The opening varied from
i off TO Is up. with later prices showing
d material sag all around.
Trade in oats was almost at a stand
still Prices fell with corn.
Lower prices for hogs carried down
provisions. which were also affected bear
ishly by large stores in local warehouses.
First sales were 21aa5 to 7laa10 lower
and there was no sign of any important
rally.
Rutter-Unchanged
Eggs-Lower; receipts, S.l2S cases;
at mark, cases included, 24a26; ordi-
nary firsts. 90 tirsts. 26lt
Cheese-Cnchanged
Observation-Disclosures receipts. SO
cars.
Poultry. alive-Higher; springs, 15H;
fowls Is; turkeys, Is.
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All the departments are open every week
day except Saturday and legal holidays. from
$40 am to 3 pm: Saturday. $40 a. to L.
NJ and for deposits from to PM. and the
LIST, I'd. Sd. 10th 18th, 18th and last day OF
the month until pm
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liam, $4,000 l2m., 2l4,300
1p.nl, 246,lo0 ppm, 320,51)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-03

For the District of Columbia. unsettled
tonight and Wednesday. probably light
rain: warmer tonight: moderate south
winds, becoming west.