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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 1s.-whest-
Receipts, nil. No. red winter,
spot, sI.21; No. garlicky, spot.
sl.l9k.
Corn-Receipts. 45O.7s1 bus Track
yellow corn. No. . or better, SIC bus
asked. Cob corn. $3.50 barrel: No.
. spot, S0kc: No. 4 spot. 5S&c.
Oats-Receipts. 5.9Sl bus. No. 2
white oats. 46a46izc; No. white.
43i2a44i.c.
Rye-Receipts, NIL. No. 2 Western
spot, sshc bid.
Hay-Receipts. 10 tons. Better
grades of timothy and mixed hay.
ST. to s2I.
Straw-Receipts. tons. No. D
tangled rye, $3.50; No. wheat
I'll; No. ] oats (nominal), s1iall.50'
Mill Feed-City Mills winter bran.
per ton, l00-pound sacks, S32; Pa
tapsco mill feed, per ton. in 100
pound sacks, $50: white middlings,
per ton, in S0-pound cotton sacks.
$57; same in 100-pound jute sacks.
s3i. These quotations are for job
bling lots.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1s.-Butter
Solid packing creamery, high
scoring. 35ha37kc; extras, 34hc;
extra frsts. 32a33c: firsts. 2sa3ic;
seconds. 25a27c: sweet creamery,
choice fancy. 36ha37hc; fair to
good. 27ha35hc; fancy prints, asa
4Sc: fair to good, 3sa3sc.
ESgs-Nearby extra nrsts. 45c;
frsts, 44c; Western extra frsts, 43c;
hrsts. 42c: seconds. 34a3sc; fancy
candled. 5Sa5sc; fair to good, So
a57c.
Live Poultry-Fowls, fancy yell
low skinned, 31a33c; medium, asa
soc; inferior, 22a25c; white Leg
horns. 22a27c. Spring chickens,
fancy yellow skinned, 2sa30c; me-
dunn. 25a26c: inferior, 22a24c: young
ROSTERS. 2oa22c: old ROSTERS, ia
lsc: turkeys, 35a4oc. Ducks, white
Pekin. 3oa32c; mixed. 24a25c; Mus
covy, 1sa20c. Geese, 23a25c.
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BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan. Is
Cattle--Receipts, 215; market. slow.
Shipping steers, sS.0oaS25: butcher
grades, S7.0oaS.0o; cows, sa.5oa5.50,
Calves Receipts. 1875; market,
active: culls to choice, s5.ooal4.5o.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, g.
500; market, active. Choice lambs,
s13.Ooa13.75: culls to fair. s8.0oal2.-
so: yearlings. ss.0oa1z.0o; sheep.
s3.00aS.o0.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,4oo: market.
active, steady; Workers., $500; pigs,
$500; mixed. sS.75as.0o; heavy. S.
25aS.5o: roughs, s6.ooa6.50; stays,
s4.00a4.50.
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BETTER TONE In
COTTON MARKET;
GRAINS ERRATIC
Covering Movement Ad-
vances Crop When
Selling Gives Out.
REACTION IN WHEAT
Early Advances Are Elimi-
mated, When Market Sup
r. port Grows Weak.
REACTION IN WHEAT

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e.-There was
a better tone to the local cotton
market from the opening today.
There was a decline then of about
20 points in prices from yesterdays
closing due to an expected further
decline in both spots and futures
at Liverpool. where private cables
said there was further liquidation
due to larger offerings of spot cot
ton from this side and less favorable
reports from India than recently.
Some Of the Liverpool and local
trade commission houses were free
sellers of cotton contracts here on
the opening decline which these
less favorable foreign advices in
fiuenced. After this selling move
ment had run its course the mar
ket was suddenly turned up on
covering movement among the
shorts with one broker taking in
line of about $4,000 to 10000 bales,
mostly of March contracts. This in
fiuenced enough covering by other
shorts to turn prices up on q rally
OF 30 points for January from the
early low level and about 40 for the
latter months. thereby bringing the
market up between Is and 20 points
from yesterdays closing quotations.
In the early decline January con-
tracts sold at 17lzc, MarcR
1T.44. May 17.1e and July 1855. On
the bulge January went to 1880.
Mach 17.s5, May 1880 and July to
1902, against 1913 for October of
the new crop. This advance brought
in some fresh southern selling on
which the market reacted by early
In the afternoon to within 10 points
of yesterdays closing quotations.
The market then relapsed into COM
parative dizziness.
FURNISHED by W. B. Hibbs & co.,
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20
-Four Men Will Speak
At Citizens Reception

Speeches by c. B. Edwards. pres
ident of the Federation of Citizens
Associations: D. A. Edwards, re-
Gently president Of the Board Of Ed
ucation; the Rev. E. ]. Sweeney.
Of st. Aloyslus Church, and the Rev.
e. A. Stielman, pastor of North Cap
itol Street Methodist Church, will fea-
ture the reception and entertainment
to the women Of the neighborhood
which will be given by the Central
Citizens Association at the North
Capitol Street Methodist Church to-
night.
Mrs. Catharine FraiIey has charge
of the musical entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20
Grain.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia more
friendly feeling prevailed toward
the buying side Of wheat early
and May at the high point showed
about IL cents over yesterdays
close, touching s1.13s. but the sup
port gave out later and a reaction
around noon carried prices of some-
what from the high. Cold weather
with lack of snow covering in the
southwest was a factor in the mar
ket. and what little snow that fell
in western Kansas was quickly
blown away by high winds. There
was a lack of export business in
either domestic or Manitobas wheat
early. and while there were intima-
tions that Austria was to receive
a credit, il was expected that Il
would be arranged through London
and that any wheat bought would
be in Argentine. Flour demand is
improving and one Minneapolis mill
started up two units today and is
grinding at rs per cent Of capacity.
Premiums on choice wheat there
were 1a2 cents higher. A fair de-
crease in the visible supply II
looked for Monday as the combined
reduction at Minneapolis and Kan
sas City so far this week is 49,
900 bushels.
Corn and oats held within mar
row limits, but averaged higher
than wheat, oats showing slightly
more strength than corn. Country
offerings of both grains to arrive
were small. but the movement OF
corn is holding up well, with no
change in the basis as COM
pared with May shown in the
sample market. Shippers were
good buyers. Bids for corn from
the seaboard were about on the
same basis as yesterday
FURNISHED BY W. B. Hibbs & CO..
wheat Yes't'yr
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan. ls.-Cattle-Prime
steers. ss.o0as.00: good to choice
heavy steers, S6.S5aS.35; feeding
steers. S4.75a6.00; heifers. s5.OOa
500: yearlings. fair to choice, $3.50
a1O.0o; plain to good steers, s5.00a
SIS: fair to choice cows, S35oa6.OO;
heavy calves. S3.50a75O; good to
choice calves. sS.00al0.5O.
Hcgs-Choice light butchers. $50
aS.40: mediumweight butchers, s7.75
assoc: heavy butchers. s725aS.OO;
fair to fancy lights. S7.75aS60;
heavy packing. S6.SOa745; rough
packing, s6.35a6.s0; pigs, s3.0OaS. SO.
Sheep-Good to choice lambs,
H1.50a13.1o: feeding lambs. ss.Ooa
1925: Gull lambs. sS.ooa1O.O0; year
lings. ss.00a11.25; wethers, s5.o0a
SIS: ewes. S6.50a7.5O.
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Freight RatesReduced
On Virginia Railroad

Reduction OF freight rates. begin
ming January 81. between Washing
ton, Alexandria. Mount Vernon and
intermediate stations was announced
yesterday by the Washington and
Virginia Railway Company. The re-
duction amounts to approximately 40
per cent on the rates of 1920.
New freight services, to be in
augurated on the same date, will be
given between Washington, Claren-
don. Ballston.. Falls Church. Vienna,
Fairfax and intermediate points. This
service formerly ran from Rosslyn,
Va, only.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Jan. 19.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, light: market steady
Choice beeves. S75OaS.0o: good. 81
ooa7.50: fair, ss.75a725; veal calves,
$12.5oa13.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, fair
Prime wethers, s7.50aS0o: good. So
15a7.25; fair. mixed. s5.5oa'50:
lambs. s13.00a1375.
Hogs-Receipts, Is double: mar
ket, higher. Prime heavy, ss.oOa
S.25; medium, SS.90a9.00; heavy
Workers. ss.9oa9.0O; light Workers,
ss.e0as.00; pigs. $s9oa9.00; rough,
$6.o0a6.50: stays, S3.50a4.O0.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20
Counsel Finds FIal1
In ID. c. Building Code

Corporation Counsel Francis H.
Stephens yesterday ruled that the
section Of the building code provid-
ing for the condemnation of buildings
that were more than so per cent d.
lapidated could not be enforced. as
the enforcement section provides only
for repair or removal at the owners
option.
The question arose through the ef-
forts OF Il. H. Phillips to obtain a
permit to repair an ole stable on the
Phillips estate, 1901 VI street north
west. The building inspector grant
ID the permit following the ruling.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Strictly fresh eggs. steady; re-
eeipts,. light. Chickens, steady; 'un-
der moderate receipts. Hens selling
slow. Veal calves scarce and
wanted.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, SAC; aver
age receipts, 42a43c; Southern. Acc;
Live Poultry-RoosteBs. ID, 1sc;
turkeys, h., 45a4Sc; chickens,
spring. h.. soa32c; hens. h.. 2sa
Csc; keats. young, 5oa6oc; dressed
fowls. acc; fresh-killed chickens.
h.. 32aSSc: turkeys. lb..' 5oa55c;
keats. young. each, 60as5c; guinea
hens. young. 4oa60c; old. 4oc each.
Livestock-Caives. choice. 12a13c:
calves. under grades. 6a1oc; lambs.
top spring, sasc; under grades, ga
C; sheep tops, 2a3c.
Game-Rabbits. No. /. per doz,.
s3.60a4.20; No. 2. s1.50ac.O0.
Dressed Pork-Smafl to medium,
12c; heavy, sa11c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Compiled by the U. .. Bureau Of
Markets and Crop EstimatesO
Sales from Wholesalers direct to re.
tailers.
Apples - Barrels. virginias, York
Imperials. No. /, best. ssaS.50; some
wasty. s7a75o; Nova Scotias. Tomp-
kins Kings No. 1, IS. Boxes, wash
ington Stayman Winesaps, extra
fancy. medium sizes. s2.50a3.oo;
Wageners combination. extra fancy
and fancy, medium to large sizes.
50; orchard run, medium TO large
sizes. S2.50a2.7b; Spitzenburgs. extra
fancy. medium sizes. $2.5oa3.00.
Oregons, Newtown Pippins, C Trade.
small sizes, s2.5oa3.00.
,Cabbage-old stock, New Yorks.
bulk per cwt. Danish type, s3.25a
$50: new stock, Floridas, pointed
type crates. approximately I00-lb.
net. s6.50a6.o0; Ia bushel hampers.
S2.65a2.75.
Celery-Californias crates, Gold
en- Self-blanching. In the rough. 7-1o
dozen stalks. mostly around $40.
Onions-New Yorks and Ohios,
100-lb. sacks, Yellow varieties, No.
l. s7.50aS.00.
White Potatoes-New Yorks, l50-
lib. sacks. Round Whites. No. /, $500
per sack: Michigans. 150-lb. sacks.
Round Whites. U. S. grade No. l.,
$500 per sack.
Sweet Potatoes Georgias. bushel
crates. Porto Ricans, s1.65a1.75 per
crate. Homegrowns. barrels, fancy,
S4.00a4.5o.
Lettuce-California crates. Ice
bergs. s4a4.25; Florida, 1h-bu.
hampers head lettuce, wide range
quality, sl.50a3.
Caulihower-Califor crates, all
sizes. si.75a2.25.
Grapefruit-Florids. boxes, all sizes.
s3.75a4.
Orances-F1oridas, various varie-
ties, boxes, all sizes. s3a4.
Tangerines-Florid various va
rieties, all sizes. s3.50a4.00.
Kale-Virginias. barrels. s125.
String Beans-Florida. Blu. ham
pers, s2.50a3.5o.
Tomatoes-Floridas. 6-basket crates
ripe, wrapped. S4.00a6.50.
Cucumbers-Florida, boxes. s4as.
Strawberries - Floridas, various
varieties, soc per qt.
Spinach-Virginas, barrels, $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20
Sues for Alleged False Arrest

Alleging false arrest. Warren H.
Beall. jr.. filed suit yesterday in the
District Supreme Court against George
Bierach for $1,000 damages. Through
Attorneys Hawken and HaveII. he al
leges that on December % last he
was arrested on a charge of max
ing threats and later ACQUITTED in
Police Court
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Funeral of Mrs. Leo Musante.

FREDERICKSBURG Va, Jam 10.
The funeral of Mrs. Florence Mu-
sante, wife OF Leo Musante, who
died at her home near Iceland. STAFF
ford County, took place at Hulrs
Memorial Church, her newborn babe
being buried in the same casket. Sur
viving are the husband, Laughter
and a son.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20
Sigma Chi Luncheon Today.

The luncheon of the Sigma Chi
Fraternity will be held at the Ar
lington Hotel at 1880 p. m. today.
instead of at the University Club.
as previously arranged.
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Investment Property.

NEAR DELAWARE AVE-. a cASAL
e.-About O. 600 squsre feet. st - q
PEI foot. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907
T. ave. nv. Main ii06-
SIN ST g. OF cot. ED.-strr~ I-ssed
81: rent. STA pr month. prize. 81
ono DAVID z. BARRY. 1881 n Of 4
usir i>dl
80 rIEASNNT ST.. or. p-rt -d.-Sto-i
e., smi.. c~i'sr: rat. ttoo: price. q
$40. DAVID u. BARRY. :So7 Il O. 4
Main isol-
The Washington herald., 1922-01-20

sTTNOGRArHER; MUST M COMPETENT;
sea week 60 start NATL pERsoNNEt.
RrREAu. scs Bond Bldg. 1<th and n. Z.
ave. ia
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BARGAINS. BARGAlNs. NOT REMNANTS.
but full lots: 10. rs. soc per rlece: nst
meals. Soc and e5c apiece. NAHoNEys.
$40 Pa. ave. %. Lisceia 80. <pT
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FOR SALE-MISCEuANEOUS.

Ell HORSEPOWER
upright steam boiler one
year old, in first-class condi.
ton. Apply to Mr.. BRYAN,
Herald Office.
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1GEtRGs G. .HAW,- Springfield, Mass, US. A,


''Es decir que me siento veinticinco
amos mas joven ,yeincinco amos mas
sano veinticinco amos mas fuerte, ex
presa 10 lue Tanlac ha hecho por mi,
mejor que todo 10 que pudiora decir'',
dice ell Sr. George G.. Shaw, vetsrano
de la Guerra Civil, que ahora vive en-
la Gale walnut, No 321, Springfield,
Mass.
''Tengo ai4ora setenta y ocho amos
de edad y no dudo en- decir que nunca
he conocido una medicina igual a Tan
lac. Durante ounce amos tuve ataques
de indigestion, que eran tan intensoS
que a veces teniS necesidad de perma
necer en- cana por espacio de una 0 dos
semanas: Por mucho tempo solo me
alimentaba de galletas y lsche, pues
NADIA me GAIA bien
"Cuando comanc6 tomar Tanlac,
solo pesaba So kilos y todos creian que
mis- dfas estaban contados. He quedado
tan perfectamente reconstituido, que
ahora peso SIS kilos mi sst6mago es-
ia tan bueno como un dollar. En- rea-
lidad, considero que podria conner las
sntiguas raciones del ejercito, sin que
me hiciesen dafo.
''Nunca ptsrdo la oportunidad de
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Pronto Alivio para las Alec.
clones de la Piel

SURE I'd de Eczema, Herpes, Quema-
dura del Sol de cualquiera otra forma
de enfermedad de la piel que cause come.
z6n? Eltonces ell MU-COL-el polvo
Rntiseptico agradable-sanativo- darA
alivio. Disuelvase una cucharadita rasada
de MU-COL en- un vase de aqua y apli.
quese las parties afectadas y Sc sentira
prontamente aiiviado. -
Los Doctores Ell todas parties recomien-
dan el MU-COL para todas las enferme-
dades de la piel, para el Catarro, el NAL de
Garganta, las Quemaduras, las Heridas y
para la Hygiene Personel.
wConsigs I'd hoy misn1o un paquete de
Mu-COL.-De Veilta en- las Boticas- .
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DE NuEvA YORK


Ell Ponce que llega Ell jueves trae
los siguientes pasajeros:
Ralph S. swiggett, Charles H. Hart
zell Jr., w. B,anco, George Willard,
Jose A. Alcaide, George Edwards, R.
r. Gomez, E. M. Stevens, L. C. Tar
Teton; F, A Caldwell; G. Romero; O.
Ayala; Julia A. Aya1a; John NJ. ia
cobs; G., e. Fernandez; Louis Barte,-
mel; Solomon Bartelmei; Martha de
Cells; Frank E. Adams; Col. w. F.
Repp; A Osso Fernandez; L. Kantro.
WITT; T. Badrena: Olive Pyley; Bea-
trice Teele; Clara Morrill,; Annie Todd;
M. L. vda. de Geordani; E. M. Bond;
Dona'd Bond; Mary Nidves; Walter
Bond; Robert Bond; Gustav Bluem-
hardt; A. H. Lehman; H. G.. Bruba-
ker; John Garcia; Maria Ortiz; Carlos
vasseus; Alfredo vasseur; L. Jim6nez;
F. Sousa; Juan Reyes; Elias Reyes;
Tomasa Figueroa; Marcelina George;
F. Echevarrfas; Pura Nateo; Maria
B. Nateo y Carmen Romero.
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hablar bien de Tanlac y recomiendo q
los cornpafieros de aquella epoca, que
no Sc sientan bien, que prueban Tan
lac, pues estoy seguro de que los pom
dra de nuevo en- buanas condolences,
como me ha puesto a mi Es realmen-
te para estar agradecido, que un hom-
Ire de mi edad no sufra NAL fisico,
cue sea sano y fuerte y que goce de
la vida como hace veinticinco amos,
" NADIA es suhcients para elogiar
Tanlac.''
Cuando las personas llegan a la
avanzada edad que ha alcanzado Ell Sr.
Shaw, sus 6rganos digestivos pierde1
su vitalidad Y funcionan mas lenta-
mente que en- la juventud. La circula
ci6n Sc vuelve mala, la sangre Sc hace
anemica y la digestion es mas dificil.
Tanlac, Ell t6nico y reconstituysnte
poderoso, es Ell vigorizador ideal del
ORGANISING y la fuerza para los ancia-
nos, debido que restablece 81 apetito,
corrige Ia digestion y, de una manera
natural, fortalece vigoriza las per-
sonas agotadas, nerviosas y ancianas.
Tanlac So vende en- todas las farma-
cias. Advt.
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PRIMER GRADo

Dssde Ell primer lunes de octubre, So
abrira un nuevo salon de primer grado
en Ia Academia Cat6lica, 81 Sc reune
numero sufciente de alumnos. La Quota
mensual es de dos dollars Sc puede
almorzar en- ell Colsgio. Lame al telefo.
no 1924, San Juan. Advt.
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Esta Semana
Semana Pasada

Esta Semana
Semana Pasada
Precio medic de 10
Bonos Ferroviarios dc
primera clase, !. !. $91.6O $92.O5
Precio medic de 10
Bonos Ferroviarios &c
segunda clase, :. 1878 1886
Precio medic de 10
Bonos de Mejoras Pd-
blicas, !. :. 9o.61 9o.ss
Precio medic de 10
Bonos de Empresas In
dustriales, :. 96.83 96.72
Promedio con1b;naGo
de precio de estos cua-
renta bonos, :. :. :. :. :. $91.95 92.12
Promedio de precio de veinte va
lores comunes de empresas industria
les y veinte 6e empresas ferroviarias,
$98.37 y $91.36, respectivamente, en-
contraste con $100.79 Y $93.67 la Sc
mana pasada.
Proportion de reservas en- ell Siste-
ma de la Reserva Federal contra de-
positos Y billetes del Sistema, 1880
por ciento; semana pasada, 1880 por
ciento.
Dinero a la vista, por ciento;
vencimiento, 34 por ciento; acep-
taciohes bancarias a noventa dias:
tipo de compra, 8 3IS por ciento; &c
venta, La por ciento. Plata en- ba-
rras 60 5I8 centavos la onza.
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La situaei6Il de los ne
gociOs en- EE. UU.

FL Irving National Bank, de
Nueya York, por mediacion de su re
presentante en- Puerto Rico, Mr..
Charles w. Fowler, nos envia para
su publication ell siguiente informe
cablegrafico acerca de la situaci6n ac
tual de los negocics en- la Repdblica:
New York,
SeDtiembre %, 1922.
Exportaci6n de trigo de mafz du
rante la semana, en- fanegas,
9,s44, 900 zoos, 900, respectivamen-
te. Wagones de carga ccupados du-
rante la semana, 832,744. Promedio
de precio &c catorce productos de HE
rro de aeero, $4418, en- eontraste
con $43.8O la semana pasada. Liqui-
daciones haRcarias en- las principales
so ciudades de los Estados Unidos,
81 ,453 ,174 900. La situaci6n general
Ge los negocios meiora. Mercado pa
ra telas estampadas, sostenido. Sc
nota nlarcada mejoria en- hierro y
accro. Artfeulos de lana estambre
de lana, aetivos; generos CRISES. Sc
da Y articulos de algodon, mercado
vivo; articulos Ge punto, activos; cue
ros de Chicago, muy active; cuero y
artfculcs de. cuero, regular. Consu
mo de algodon durante agosto,
sgt ,4O4 pacas, 10 que constituye un
alto record mensual desde 1920. La
condicion &c la cosecha de algodon es
peor que 10 que Sc esperaba desde ell
1ltimo infcrme. Indice del Departa-
mento del Trabajo para precios al
por mayor de mas de 800 articulos
durante agosto, 155. Importation to-
tai durante agosto en- los Estados
Unidos, $271, 100000; exportacion,
$302, 100000 Importation de orc du-
rante agosto, $19,O92, 600; exporta-
ci6n $956,OoO. Licencias archiyadas
para construcciones durante agosto,
de acuerdo con Bradstreet's, valor to
tai, $22O,457OOO.
4Htl-CS pi ddSIIecL.S , para pIcCAOS uS
81 articulos de alimento durante la
semana, $500; semana pasada,
1913. Los siguidhtes artfculos han
subido de precic: Harina, maiz, ha-
rina de naiz, oueso, aceite de semi
la de algodon, reses vacunas, rue
das viejas de wagones de Filadelfia,
idem de Chicago, antimonio, cebada,
mantequilla, hpevos, coque, manteca,
cerdos, cueros de Chicago, corderos,
leche condensada y eyaporada, ave-
ma, costillas &c res, acero viejo de
Pittsburgh, trigo de la primavera,
idem sarraceno de invierno, hero
en- lingotes "Bessemer" de Pitts
burgh, harina de centeno, plomo pei
tire. Los siguientes artfculos han ba-
jado de precio: Tocino, papas, acero
viejo de Chicago, barras de hierro
&c Chicago, algodon, habichuelas, l1-
pulo del Pacifco, oleomargarina, owe
jas, ,pasas, ciruelas, azicar centri-
fugado de 90 grades, cafe Rio ia
metro.
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