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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
WANT more TAX MONEY
AIM GREATER COLLECTION
UPON NOTES AND BONDS
Another Bill Demands Actual Value of
Real Estate &c Placed In
tlf4sa Decd.

Moro thorough collection OF taxes
upon notes and bonds is the purpose
OF 2 bill offered in the Senate, yes
terday by Senator Mapp. The bin pro
mortgages must bear the name and
address OF the beneficiary before they
can be admitted 10 record by clerks
of courts.
y In the House OF Delegates a step
was taken looking 10 Il more wide.
spread collection of property taxes
when Delegate Robertson offered bill
providing THAI the actual value of rca'
estate must be given in tho deed when
tion. Reference to the deed Will show
tho true value of the property, and the
work of tax assessment; and collection
will be simp!ficd, the bill sets forth.
tipdueed in, the Senate by Senators
Dewry and Jenreys, uniform Office
hours for all state officers and de-
nartments al the seat OF Eovernne mt
Richmond, will be established. This
bill was referred TO the Committee
on General Laws.
Two bills offered by senator Parsons
authorize the Boards OF Supervisors OF
Grayson. Carroll and Patrick Counties
TO levy capi,attoa taxes for school and
One OF the bin introduced by senator
Parsons would amend ard re-enact the
act for road making and repair IN
Grayson County.
Senator Parsons is also patron Of a
bill introduced yesterday. recurring the
preceding conveyance to be stated il
deeds and contracts conveying or
affecting Ihe title to real estate. 1t
requires that the date OF the transac-
ton and the book and page where
imposed upon court clerks for violation
OF the act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

sH 81 in 5sc4s IN TO ex mile
5s :is ssss;ion $iso q The Soas p: VIZ VIZ
rISsa S:sh Il sssfs1s0.s a"snasa' aO-
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s each and q e iaS vars 'nSns ~
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sss5S OF s tas 70 csas 81 e en4
am ID ss sGea 4e en e' sss 1ien on s
n satene an and dc; s 70 rssplas hs o.
Enia and TO .epca ii. act, ane or ear, OF ACTS
.! nc &c, G J.s Arr n,biy ei yirSins and
giinia in eenaiet VIII, the provtsio3s the re-
enSa and nd s TO
'h3 S issf .: virEir;a agproysa Febrp
III. .5 i yjI.i,, s5sss H. ana l7s Of r.
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ss5 Of I The e So ss'e n 1 ana
s'i ~ M 10 eo,orsr1 81, asioe.ations:
&c -AleS.nd,la Counts. OF. Arlington County.
.9d 70 ;he civ Of Eiehmona. Va. 1 !" rour ri
so,s 70 isss h' . gn .ns s0 W.
nseve Tor the s9hds % sA dec fty
and esr .hereof mF e Stosa, for The The
and al matters properlT incidenta, 10 The
~. NJ, lea nsNA b,ii to amend and re-.
%a,ch pToyides lor Clerks oalces 70 = cp.n
Jon asss TeeSrds; cet open to nspee-
L. ~ ,Robertaon tby rcaueat)--A bill 10
rs1ui.e al parties hereafter conveying real
S sds 20 aay one where tho real eonsi,.ara.
rcqu,ro ,hc ,grantors in every decd to ",ate
or SANE can no ASSESSED and collected b.
81 Hlr: ,s,os1x;--A hnl to amend and re-
I BY Mr.. Barser-A bin TO require Tho
aSsds 81 !,ust AID contracts conveying or
where recorded. 70 IMPOSE certain duties
nnon clerks OF courts. aud to impose zen
a,n%nd and re.enact section 2oi Of the cod,
+ o, virginia and 70 repeal an act cn..tiod
81 Iha aei o 10 sTsnd and ra.GIaet section Isl
/ ana rc-cnae,cn March a. 1905 - :..nsnicI
cga re, re;en.etcd March i. 1910. as amenI.
lion ion 10 rt,e1raa5y - 1g5 IL
. PERSONS holding oncc under Ii,:t.I 81 - -.
s g as 10 s!!o. ru-at carriers, OF gifted
s' ne, ESVSrpnen' to he spnoin.cd and act
! riy AIR. Icss"---A bili TO .irtnn and ~" 10.
enact sss section sai OF the c9ds Of virginia
a"e2n and re,enas, seeion ist OF The Code
enacted March IL. soa as ament hH,' and md
resnse,ed M1reh /! ioiy: smended md
Of aisahi,1s Of n n.r gen,'9 no,d to
TIE once uaaer United States 20 as TO al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

low rural e9rri:rs Of United states gov
ssas puss ar sR' IT, ,ss
s s!a n4sSS s$s$ssai s.fsa rfs?
ssloy pad S,uart-,-A Join, resolution reject
s,iiution OF the United States on woman
suffrage.
.hst sll QUESTIONS relating 70 ra,iasa,ion Or
Of Gnsa sSas 10
sy ns..cn N ersan ,ss h pssso by
H hs ss,s ss Of I'm Gsna;s 1s siss aed
n ny MGssrs. Gilpin. Hail. joyce. Sesohen.
ia saSa c-S!S so peaS orfs S tssn naaa
stuart. Williams. l,anghorne and prise-A
10 ssia biish I'M msin.s!n free pasl,s il
S Sa r T Tes sdders anol
women who served in. the World War and and
70 appropriate money therefor.
ny Mr.. Bosman-A hill to amend and re-
s ',s SECTION :. subsection l Of AN act en-
ast $Sa,i'iSa an &C, t. s5cyIas new Char,
sseSsa SsrsS - i$1a ~ addins - : new se;
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as Sl sh esess SI;s SssE
line. anprISsd scptSTmnber :. 1919. 80
snas, at aathsrzaf fas sssfs s. So:
s ,,s,o md; and ether COUNTY purposes" ap-
BY Messrs Doothe and Buntinr-A Hill
to amend and re.enact section IL CT an
1sT ali 1A acts IN c OF
was approved By, the General Assembly of
h Mr ." r nsaen bill 70 refund money
improperly collected from tho Monticello
Me,ei,; =: j.. Lqwsrbcrg. manager: Month
sei sta9Surser a"ass ana Es1!faf Iy lnS
owner: Lynnhavcn Hotel. r. hoffman
mansssT IIeislIs s sIs BHdsSS
manager: Victoria Hotel. Sparrow and Orc.
town OF Abingdon. va. By ana throuEh the
Town Council OF said town to dispose OF.
by Sss ,o 81 .hS1 se5iai lot s.1a.ed nc
street and adjoining Russell Street on the
lEH as ,hSi nropsrty OF Z. !. Clifton on the
OF the proceeds OF said sale
by Mr.. Buford---A bill, authorizing the
70 distribute, certain portions Of the cen
crsi county levy, ufnds among the various
districts Tor road purposes.
Read MsgisteIitl District. So :. Of The
g .,;s n;,-, @. r69Solk 10 borrow noncy for
eScsedn= $50 90 in sn oonds therefor not
TO the School fHf soara a mi
COUNTY OF .NorfolIl. to borrow money for the
tr:c, and TO issue bonds therefor not cx-
cceding $4,000 in amount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
|ND|CT IS ALLEGED REOs1
LEADERS OF COMMUNISTS
HELD UNDER HEAVY BOND
Ars' noss Pastor Stokes Among Those
Criminal Court.
lBy Associated Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Eighty-fvo ,nem-
Gioted ,o she G6o r ,nd party were In
probing radca ipesa a sssnd jnTy
E snent among them is Mrs. Rose Pastor
S SntSon,, said naeu to be member of tho
organization. The grand inrv on we aae
nesday indicted thirty-eight otriciaIa
OF the Communist Labor party.
New York; Charles E. Ruthenburs,
Cleveland: John Schwartz. Boston: Al.
eeXander StoklltskS. now said to be in
York. and Harry NJ. SWMie eKs pSyt.tl ss%
Ore. They also are said to be mem
eeTs of the national executive commit
others named are John J. Ba,,en,
Boston; a. Bitticman. New York: Mani
p pi1ba M Gohsn no,s New York Charles
Detroit; Isaac 4. Ferguson. Chicago:
LOUIS Z. rraina. New York: Nicholas
III !; Hop pni,sa.;, New York; X, B. karo-
New York. They arc members of the
national executive committee OF the
Communist party.
Charge State LAW Violations.
:. The eighty.five indicted are named
charging them with advocating over
throw OF the government by violence.
In ADDITION al but three, arc named in
separate indictments, charging them
with violation Of Illinois now State Sc
dition law.
fonQ WAS uNeu by ChiCf Justice
Grove at $4,000 on each count, or $780,
900 for all but the three.
Nicholas Hourwich. Of New York. is
said to be the editor OF Novy Mir. the
paper on which Leon Trotzky work ed
while In this country.
The grand jury Is expected to con-
clude its work next week, when il will
consider evidence against members Of
tho Industrial Workers OF the World.
the last organization under snvcstiGa-
ton.
Assistant States Attorneys Lloyd
lIcth and Marvin r. Barnhardt, who are
in charge or the investigation. are pre-
pairing e1tradition papers for those in
dictcd who are not in Chicago.
Probe Rndicalism in Schools.
Alleged radical activities in the Chi
caso public schools will he investi-
gated thoroughly, Peter \. Mcrtcnsen.
superintendent. OF schools. announced
ment of Miss Helen Pratt Judd. for
fifteen years grade school teacher
along With Two other women and
thirty-lvc members OF the Communist
Labor party. Miss Judd. named IA Sec
rotary of local branch OF the or
Sanization, was charged with advocat-
ing the overthrow of the government
Trial Of the alleged Reds Indicated
VIII begin Monday In Criminal Court
They will be prosecuted under State
laws; Deportation warrants will he
volrcd according TO the States at
a number OF the Communists who
surrendered or were arrested here were
At liberty on $4,000 and $4,000 bonds
today. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
'CR|T|C|zEs AWARDS MADE.
BOARD MEMBER ASKS FOR
LAWS TO DlFFERENTIATE
Admiral! Knight Takes Issue With
Daniels Contention Relative to
Men who Lost ships.
tBy Associated Press.

WAsHINGT0N. Jan: .a.-Lesisiation
GERS and men for ''meritorious and
distinguished, service and for "vaior"
vas proposed today by Rear admiral
mendations. to tho senate subcommi,
One reason for the existing controversy
Admiral knight asserted, lay in tile
fact that there was no medal available
Honor. awarded only in very exceo.
,ional cases for acts OF extreme hero
Takes Issue with Daniels,
Admiral Knight took issue with Sec.
retary Daniels contention that com
manding officers OF ships sunk or eori-
ousiiE damaged RIB, by the enemy .shopld
Medal whenever their conduct was
mcritorious.
Officers who lose their ships" the
admiral told the subcommittee. Should
never be so rewarded unless they took
offensive action against the enemy or
succeeded in saving their ship through
unusual ability"
Aam'5al Gna sbs, Badger f9rsr
Fleet, and Dewitt G. Coffman, formc,
commander OF the second battleshlp
f1rrS Of ins Atan'G rsst whose es
the eNceptio,l OF the hearing Of Score
tary Daniels. who probably will appear
Iuesday. sa,a ina. 'h tnSir opinion the
manently affected adversely bv In,
presen, decoration controversy.
Asks Rcvtnion OF Laws.
Admiral knight suggested that Con-
gross revise tho entire medal lcg!sln-
tton and create Il decoration to be given
oni. Cor valor In cases where tho act
Of hcroism was not remark able enough
to warrant awarding a medal OF honor
The admiral suggested AS q tempor.
arg cxpedient that the Navy Depart
nlcnt authorize the wearing OF q cIasp
marked FOR valor" on ali navy crossex
awarded for hcrotsm.
Admiral CoTman indicated i'm hi
testimony that tho recommendations o.
The knight board had been "ruthlessly''
changed BY Secretary Daniels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
SAYS "FiGHTlNG" NINTH WILL
STAGE BATTLE FOR CONGRESS
Senator T.. Lee TrInkle Declares Demo.
Gratis VIII Make EARLY Cam-
pAtHu start.


While 1t is not known as yet who
will oppose Bascom C. Slcmp, Repub-
lican. In the Ninth District, State
Senator j.. Lee Trinltle. OF Wythovilic,
stated yesterday that 1t is more than
likely that Some one wilt announce
himself as Democratic candidate for
Congress in opposition to Congressman
Sicmp.
The Democratic committee OF the
Ninth Congressional District met at
Bristol, January 20. but did not name
II date for the Democratic convention.
Nomination of Democratic candi-
date for Congress from the Ninth Dis
trict will be made in March and, as
the time for the payment OF poll taxes
conditions that faced the Democratic
was a candidate for tho seat now held
by Congressman Slcmp, will be
avoided.
In recountine the campaign in the
Ninth District In 1915, Senator Trtnkle
said yesterday that the Democratic
party lost not less than $500 votes
because Of the nonpayment OF poll
taxes, which cost II the seat in Con-
gross now held by Representative
RI. g. Peters is chairman Of the
Democratic committee of tho Ninth
Congressional District. The committee,
ut it's recent meeting, Endorsed the
Susan B. Anthony Federal suffrage
amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
SMALLER NATIONS ASK U. S.
TO FINANCE THEIR EXPORTS
South and Central Americans Could
Then Pay Debtr with EoodstufYs
and Materials.
lny AssocIntod press. ]

WASTI1NGTON, Jan. 13.-Reconl-
mendation that proposed relief for
Europe from the United States be fur
nishcd through the medium Of loans
Il the countries OF South and Central
America, the proceeds OF which would
be used TO pay the debts OF those
foodstuirs and other necessurics, was
considered tonight by many delegates
70 the second Pan-American Financial
Congress. as the outstanding conclu j.
sion o. the congress, which closed its
sessions today.
The European relief recommends.
Jose Lu.si Tojadas. was Embodied in
e series of eighteen resolutions set :
tias forth the conclusions reached u.
the weeks meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24

action" Sentnscnt is rising. the SEN
ator declared. for an independent pres
Identical candidate, because OF the SEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-24
Nay Force Aliens 10 school.

WASH NiToN. Jan. 2S-AIiens and
citizens ei!kc between the ages or s
and II. who arc iiiitcratc, would be
comDelled 10 attend classes OF inStruc-
ton 200 hours yearly under an amend
ment TO the Kenyon Amcricanization
bill adopted today by the Senate.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17
DULUTH.
GRAIN.

~4S1AA@Ns
Duluth. Mimi. Jan. 17.-Elexator
receipts OF domestic grain: Wheat
14.5o0 bushels, last year 3o1,700; oats
1900; barley 1900 bu., last year q
500; rye $500 bu., last year, 76,0oo;
fax 200 bu., last year $500.
Shipments: Wheat 45,4QO.
Duluth car inspection: wheat:
Nos. 1 and 2 dark northern and No.
1 and 2 northern, 1: No. 8 dark
northern and No. 5 northern 2; other
spring 3; Nos. 1 and 2 dark hard
winter and Nos. 1 and 2 hard winter
.: all wheat 8, year ago 147; fax l,
year e 2: rye-24, year ago 81; all
Grains 33, year ago 1913; on track 81.
Trading in fax was slow in today's
market and the tendency was easier.
After q show of activity at the
business dried up and remained mac
tive up till the close. Spot seed was
strong and its premium was
2os5 January FAX closed unchanged at
sos bid: February unchanged at
sos nominal: new May &c of at ass
asked, high ass; low Ass; old May
&c up at 4.62; high 4.63 bid, low 4.6o:
July &c of at 4.46.
Rye closed &c off for spot at LIS
Ia: May &c of at LIZA IL; July 3
l-2c or at LII. Oats closed 3-Sc up
at 50 3-s@s3 s-S for spot. and barley
SO 1c OH at 1.23@ 1.5l. Closing:
Wheat: No. l dark northern on
track 3.05@3.4o: No. 2 dark northern
800 3.35; No. 8 dark northern $50
@3.o5: No. 1 northern 3.00@3.l0:
No. 2 northern 2.90m 500; No. 8.
northern $50 2.95: No. ] amber
durum on track 2.25@2.80; No.. 2
amber durum 2.22@2.50; No. / mix
ed durum on track 2.25@ $50; No.ie'
mixed durum 2.22@2.40; No. 1 dur
UNI on track 2.25@2.6: No. 2 dur,
UNI 3.3S@2.30..
Linseed on track 5.os@5.15; arrive
SOS: arrive in January 5.11; January
sos bid; February sos nominal: new
Nav 4 Sc asked; old May 4.s2; July
AS asked.
Oats On trsckso s-sess SIS: ar
rive 30 3-8 81 s3-s.
Rye On tracl1 and arrive LIS IL;
Nav 1.74 1-2; July III asked.
Barley on track f1.s3@1.61.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17
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mEs, runs, rnnrs, rA11ow

! "3B, xOBB, 181xU,
l1urnishsa By 1sdiek Hide 3 Fur Co..
: Hides: Market continues firm and high
Grades g; rne 81 h is but ssR tanners a9' to ont trade ss,' at
the present dealers asking prices on the
poorer winter Erubby hides now in deal.
ers hands. Trading started up the past
frmer tone to the market. The present
prices are nominal and In accord with
Eastern market. Horse hides stronger
P6ts: Unchanged and steady at about
last quoted prices in conformity with
the wool market which is slumbering at
present.
Tallow: Market keeps quiet With q
prices reported last week.
musk nS9s rat s tas ss.aes and = t IN Sig ~ dee
mand It slightly higher prices; Good Cd
$500. Wolf, fox m raccoon are also
in good demand. Skunk has weakened
about soc q skin average q tlarge stocks
January Price Lists are ready.
(Quotations subject to change without
notiee@' M , M >
Cured hides, IS nos. up .......36c Is G
Cured kip, IL to IS lbs. ......3 33ac
Cured Cured s saFf. l STE h 1s.' ~ 81 .k IDs:sse s ss.e
Deacon skins, under 8 Mss zoo to $3.50
Horse hides, to size-take OF 900 to 500.
Ponies q glue horse, to size 800 to 100
Colt SKINS, as to size, EACH. so to $50
Green 'pelts, full wooded, TX
Il rs to size, each ....... 500 to 1.5o
Green pelts, short wooded, #,s}
81 a. to size, eac ......... ZOO to j. 90
Green ~ShearinRs. and clips, 4.
a. to size, each ...... rs to .25
Grease, as to color ....... .o6 to .0S
No. ! rendered @tallow, per 10. i2c
No. Q rendered tallow. per. ID. Sc
medium woods. per 10. AS to 4oc
Green hides 2 to Sc per pound less and
part cured hides / to &c per pound lees
than 0,foted on curAd hiAoe
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17
Watch Grand Fork. Grow,
FOR SALE

$4,000 .oo-iiouse and I acre Of land on
Minnesota Point.
$sso0.00-House. barn and root house
and ~ acres of . on Mime
$1soo.oe-e room cottage. electric lights,
81 Ha's 81. el't'rn ana cellar. on N.
$l7b0.oO-5 o house, electric lights,
city water and cellar ON Chsy-
u. eHne Ave.
$2400.oo-7 room house, all modern but
heat on Cheyenne Ave.
$z60o. 00-6 room house, all modern bat
heat on Walnut St.
$31o0. 0o---7sroom, house. all modern but
heat onEptalnut st.
$4,000. OFT room. house. all modern but
ss7oo. os.ss room house. ali modern but
,~sooe.oo5S room s house. all al ss; on
,sooo.eoG7 room house, ali modern, on
Cherry ST.. q
$1,000 eo-s % house. all modern. on
Belmont st. n - -
$500. oo-7 room house, all modern. on
South 18th st. 4
SO, 00o.00-13 room house, all modern. on
Z Reeves Ave-. "
s4bes .oe.s room house. all modern. on
tsssoeoNN s, room hesse. all modern. on
s4seo.eo-.7 room house. AL modern. Cd
tsaoe.oo.-e room, house. All, modern but
heat. 81 North Sd 81. No
$500 per acr1 for 50 acres ofskood land
{ only 3 miles from East Grand
Forks, Minnesota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis. Jan. 17.-F1our un-
changed. Shipments. 1926 barrels.
Barley. $1.2o@1.5O.
Rye, No. 1. $1.74@ LIS.
Bran, $4,000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17
KODAK .FIlylEHIN0.

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FOR sALE-BLpoDED ROSE .,coMR
/ White Wyandotte cockerels, sac
each. Elmer J. Hanson, Georgetown,
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GRAIN TABLE
BANK CONDITIONS.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE actual
condition of clearing house banks ana
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold S34,227.S1o reserve
in excess of legal requirements, This
is an increase Of $~37,140.4se from
last week.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL.
IIvnDfoCK.

HOG Receipts $500. Is cents lower:
range l4.6o to 1870: bulk l4.55 %
14.eo.
cAttIs frscefpts 500. KILLERS aeaAy:
fat steers $50 to Hts; cows and
helfsrs eco 70 Hts: calves steady
e.9oa 70 l7.3t: stookefs ana Feeders
steady 500 to 12.0o.
Sheep receipts 500. steady: lambs
TOO 10 1875: wethsrs 800 TO 1i.2t:
NWes $40 TO 1895.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-17

FOR sALD-A CHOICE Registered
year old Hereford Bull, SANITARY
Meat Market. $50 Kittson Ave-. Grand
Forks.
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MARKET NEWS
new YORK
STOCKS

New York, Jan. 17.-Furthm at-
rtempts no the part of professional,
traders to depreB prices during to-
days brief stock market session met
with little success. "A vigorous rally
attended the opening dealings but
gains were cancelled when heavy
selling caused ~reversais OF three, to tan
ors, Crucible Steel, Mexican Pcs
troleurn, Texas Company. American
Wooden and United States Rubber.
Extensive supporting orders came in
at the lower levels, the rally In .
number Of instances e6ecting full re-
coveries. The market became dull on
the rebound but gains predominated
450, 900 shares. Z
Short covering and moderate buy
ing for the long account resulted in
a number OF material .gainB at the
lively opening Of today's stock mar
ket. The issues that featured yeater-
days sharp reversal, notably General
Motors and high priced oils, were
foremost in the rally at advances OF
1 to 3 IL points. Tobaccos and sug-
airs ais rose briskly. There was lit
tie inquiry for rails, but changes in
that division were mainly upward.
PRODUCE.
New York. Jan. 17.-Butter, arm:
receipts 3,779 tubs; creamery higher
than extras 81 3-4@s3; extra coz
~score), 81: firsts IS @ so Ia.
Eggs-Unsettled: receipts 8,145
cases: fresh gathered extras 71@72:
do extra frsts '69@7o; do nrsts 67@
es.
Cheese irregular; receipts $3.50
boxes; state whole milk nats current
make specials 81 1909; do average
run 80 1901: state whole milk
twins current make specials 81 1-2@
3D.; do average run 30@S1.
Poultry alive not quoted: dressed
steady and unchanged.
MONEY. 5
New York, Jan. 17.-Aercantile
paper six. Sterling 60 day bills 8.66
1-2: demand 1858 3-4: cables 1853 lie.
Francs demand 1852; cables 11.60.
Lire demand 1872; cables 1870.
Marks demand 1.79; cables 1.S1. =.
Government bonds easy; railroad
bonds easy. ~