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vigorous enc VIII be made IN this Congress
TO see what legi l>tion can Dc towards restoring
American shipping. Some OF the causes OF its de-
Cline are clearly beyond relief by statute but that
Is no reason why the obsolete and oppressive laws
now IN force On this subject Should be repealed
ID favor OF others In accord with modern require
ments The division OF the commerce committee
VIII enable bills TO encourage shipping to get at
teDtioE, and action IL committee viii be enforced
Dy Jealous work On the floor OF both houses by
members Of the ability and influence OF Congress
man Dingley, who leads of In The matter to-day.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-IN
L THE PORTLAND"
Several small handsomely furnished apartmentA
THOS. J. FISHER & CO,
dS-6t lS24 F St n w.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-HOUSES TO RENT APPLY H
w WARNER GIG street northwest, dS-3t.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE RESIDENCE IN THE
w northwest section of the city suburbs for
proved lands i'll Florida Apply to w. L. MCGAEY, 47O
Louisiana avenue northwest. n2(L2ln&1w"
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Inc District Commissioners deserve and viii re-
ceNe, whether formally eSpresse or not the
thanks of the people OF Washington for their order
PROHIBITING the further strin.-ins OF electric wires
Md cables on poles over and through the streets of
she eaty- The feeling OF satisfaction with this
action IS, we are sure, both general and sincere,
tempered, perhaps, with sense of rarret that the
nmoitory mandate had not Oeen Issued before the
dangerous nuisance OF air strung wires had reached
ITS present proportions. Better late than never.
however, and IN the better order OF things
now secured for the future TIE STAR takes
no little feiicitation 10 ITSELF for its fight
ior this excellent result has been both
long and persistent. as its readers can bear teSi-
mony. In the same interest ii now takes the lib-
erty OF suggesting that the reserved power con-
tempiated by tue terms OF the order for possible
future emergencies be used very sparingly, or,
better stu. not exercised at ALL When one way Of
doing certain thing is forbidden another method
can easily be found; and where loop hole is left
subject 20 individual discretion it Is pretty certain
TO be misused, as Is illustrated by the fragrant
manner In which certain liberal provisions OF the
building regulations have been abused from time
70 time.
The republican national committee, on their
assembling here viii be beset by delegations from
several cities DESTROYS Of securing the convention.
chicago, Cincinnati. indianapolis, Saratoga, and
Philadelphia are all clamorOus for The prize, and
Indianapolis, In particular, is ''niking dead set
Tor IT, Indiana seems TO be coming TO the front In
number or ways; some, III fact, credit that state
with AN ambition to succeed Ohio as the political
hub.
OF more general importance than the place Of
meeting Is the basis OF representation. Here a
reform seems quite possible senator Frye's scheme
or re3pportionment HIS met with very favorable
reception among republican newspapers, and would
De acceptable 10 the party at large. Other plans,
not radically diSSimilar, also TO be Introduced,
and il is probable that system OF representation
that shall reflect IN some way the real strength of
the party VIII be adopted by the committee.
Meanwhile there Is no dearth OF discussion as to
the candidate, the is fully as important as
The machinery
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
for rent In the National Safe Deposit Com,,any's
building northeast corner 18th street and New York
avenue. n27-lm
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assortment OF HEATING STOVES sch ~ ~
CITY Among them are the celebrsted RADIANT HOMe
DUCHESS ana hEGALlA all strictly frst-clsss -.
yerta6ls hue st9yes Also. treat variety Of CoohI
ioNES and RANGES, both Portable and BIlck 81
&c The only place 9th street where the Geuuns
Daniorths FLUID h sold Call and our sto-A
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% 94oe; paper. zoe; jute. 1sc; cotton, 2o025c.
WooDEEwARE-No. 1 tubs. S309.25; No.
hoop pals. S1.6501.7o; three-hoop pals. 81 90 q
2; double washbnards. $2.5092.75; common
washboards, S1.500l.S5: clothespIns, 6oc0S1
WOODEN DIsHEs-Per hundred, l b, soc; . fb,
3oe; 3 ID, 4oc; 3 ID, soc.
Shippers Prices-Mallard ducks, 80, 5043 %
doz; prairie chickens. $4.5004.S0 p doz; wild
turkeys, &c; rabbits, 81 " doz.
IRON N STEEL.
Bar iron ~trates,. $2.s003; horseshoe bar. 4e;
Norway nail rod, Sc; German steel plow slab, sc;
American drill sreel, 15e; Sandersons tool steel,
2oci tire steel, &C; spring steel, Sc; horse shoes,
p keg, So; mule shoes, " keg, SO: horse nails, p
box, Sd, $500; eut nails, 10d and larger, So. 60 ~
keg; other sizes at the usual advance.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin
IL, 1Oxl4. l4x20. 12xl2, S7.25 TX, 10Xl4, 14x20,
and IA 12xl2, 49, %; &c, 14x2o, roofing til, 1878;
&c, 20x2S, S13.509l4; block tin. in pigs, 29c; in
bars, SOC. Iron-27 b iron, Sc; 81 c iron, &c: gal
Copper bottoms, Sic. Planlshed copper, sec.
Solder. 15017c. Wire. 40 p cent. of list.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow
LEATHER-Oak sole. 3SOl4c; hemlock sole, 25
033c; harness. 3304oc; s~kirting, 4o 043c; black
bride. W doZ, $60065; fair bride, $6007S ~
doz; city kip, 600S0c; French kip S5c0$l.20;
$l.15019O.
~HIDEs-Green. 61a07c; heavy steers. 7sc;
green salt, S094c; green sailed calf. lie; dry
flint, 13c; dry sailed, 100l1c. Damaged one
third of the above prices,
$50
TALLOw-Prime, zQ74c
G~REAsE-Brown, 505-sc; yellow, 6la07e;
white, 90Slsc.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime steam lard, 1O. 4Oe.
Short ribs, partly cured, So Sweet picked
hams, lU010lsc.
JoBBING PRICEs-Sugar-cured Hams-Light,
3lsc; medium, 13l9c; heavy, 13l4c. Breakfast
bacUn, 1890. shoulders, 9l9c. California hams.
10c. Spiced rolls, lie. B~acon-Sides, IL lac,
backs, l14c Dried beef, 13c. Picked Meats
Clear bean pork, S2i: extra mess pork, $1S.
Family beef, $16, Lard-Kettle rendered leaf, in
tierces, 12c; III half brls and 50-tb tubs, 12lac.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, 33035c; dairy. Sc
lecten- 1S123c; choice country roll, l6GlSe;
poor TO fair. 120l4e.
~EGGs-Shippers paying zoe p doz; selling from
store at 24c.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45c " ID; mixed duck,
q $4,000 y fb.
HoNEY-New. 23025e in l and 9. ID CAPS.
PoULTRY-Hens, Sc p ID; ROSTERS, sc y 10:
ducks, $500 y doz; geese, Sc ~ uoZ; turkeys,
10e v ID; dressed turkeys, l4c; dressed chickens
lie ~ 10.
WooL-Tuh- washed and picked, 33035c; I'M
washed, medium and common grades, ii in good
order, % a unwashed fin. Is @30c; fleece
washed, If light. wel-wasiiea, aud IN COED
order. 2S a coarse and coarse CoJswold, 130
lSe; bury and unInerchanJabie according to
their value.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. Jan; 2o-cotten quiet at lOe0
iossc; futures steady: January, l0.02e; Febru-
10.44r; June, l0.57e: July, 1o.7Oc; August,
10.slei. September, nenec; October, 1916.
brls; ~superhne State and Western, So. 43 03 80;
fancy, "a; common to good extra, x3.9504 90;
good TO choice, $4.7007; white wheat extra,
$62507.25; extra Ohio, S4@s.75; ST. Louis,
Cash lots l20lc higher; receipts, 55.500b "a: ex-
ports, $500 bu; No. spring, nominal; No. 3
unxraded winter red, 81, 03 ollie; No. 3 red,
l.1201.l24; steamer No. 2 red, $1.120l.l3lo;
No. 2 red, S1~.l4lso1:16L9; steamer mixed win,
ter, 81 09slse; nngraded white, $~1.O50IIs4;
steamer No. 3 white. 86iee; steamer No. 2
white, 95096isc; No. 2 white, 81. o. 01.e5; No.
% Uaa e. nominal u, No, 2 req, January, sales Of
ruary, sales of $4,000 bu at $1.14s0Ll5lo.
closing at $l.15t9; March, sales of 904, 600 hu
sales OF 10000 bu &C 81. l9ss9I.l97s, closing
at 81. 1914 May, sales of 44S, 900 bu at 81. l9a a
l;2oss, closing at ~ Corn gale higher,
bn; ungraded, 64071e; No. 3, 64l2065c; steam
er, 6St069lec; No. 2, in elevator;
G6 lac; low mixed. es969c; No. 2 January. deio
voc, closing at Toe; February, 6S3s 160lsc, clos
ing at 69isc; March, ~670SS7ec, closing at 677sc;
067c, closing at 67c. Oats 140 lae higher and
active; receipts, $4,000 bn; exports, 1853 bn;
mixed Western, 46050e; white Western, 400
53c. Hay firm at 65c. Hops dull; New York
sIafe, 96c0$i: Eastern, 9e095c; ysarlings, 900
95c. Coffee steady. Sugar duh and unchanged.
Molasses quiet; New Orleans. o06ce. Rice
qniet. Petroleum dull; united certificates, S97ac;
crude, 67s07sse; refined, 7la07sse. Tallow quiet
at $685. 7-l6e. Resin firm at 81 go al .67lo.
Turloatine dun at 52D52l2c. Eggs-Mestern
fresh dull and weak az 27ia@2se. Leather steady;
hernlock sole, Baenos Ayres, Rio Grande, sght
middle and heavy weights, 2 iec. Wool
steady; domestic fleece, 32@47e; pulled, $50
40c; unwashed, l203le; Texas, Id 02Sc. Pork
dun ami weak; new meas, SI9 60DlR.S5 Beef
quiet. Cut meats quiet; long clear iniddles, 9ssc.
Lard qfrnuper. prima RreaUn- 10 az Rnt-
ter dnil at 10 4oc. Cheese quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, jan. 20. - Flour firm and un-
changed, Wheat strong and higher; regular,
Sl.0l7s January; 81, c2ao01,02a February;
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O-rhe Drovers' journal re-
ports: Ross-Reeelpts, II, shipments, {, 200;
9Di0e lower; mixed hogs, ~S5.7506.2o; heavy,
70 lO06.60; light, 30. 7006.20; skips and enlls,
rs SoO5.50. The quality was poor.
CaItie-Reeeipt $500; shipments, 1900; the
market WAS generally very dun, except for II
few desirable lots; the quality was poor and the
market glntted with low-grade stock: exnort
cattle, $606.25; good 90 choice shipping steers.
y .3o05.So; common to fair, S4O5.1O; butch.
ers, cattle. %2.5l04 stockers and feeders dull
at 30 043o
Sheep-Receipts, loo; shipments, 1000: the
market was active and good stock in demand;
common to fair sheep, 1925 04.25 medium to
soou, $3.50 O4 30; choice TO extra, 1925 as. rs.
BUFFALO. Jan. observation-disclosures to-day,
1000; consigned through, 425 cars. Only two
loads Indiana steers sold at Sc.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipls to-day. 5000;
consigned through, % cars. The market was
unchanged; offerings mainly of poor to medium
qualify; Western lambs, 80. 2
Hogs - Receipts to-day, $685.; consigned
through, 1872 ears. The run was tight and de-.
nand good; coed TO choice Workers., 500 Q6 so;
hight Workers., ~$6.2o06.30; good butchers and
pigs, $500 1920,
KANSAS CITY, Jan. o.-The Live Stock In
dictator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 400; ship
lnents. none; The market was lower; naIive
steers OF LOCO TO 1,2l5 lbs average sold at
Si 3O04. 20; steckers and feeders, So .65 04.25;
native cows, S2.7503.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. none. The
market was firm; sales ranged at S5.9o06.35.
S~heep-Recetpts, none; shipments, none. The
market was unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2o.-Cattle-Reeeipts, 1876:
shipments, nome; supply too light to make "a
market, and only small retail trade done.
~Sheep-Receipts, 80; shipments, none; same
condition of cattle market.
Hogs-Qaiet and firm; Workers., So. 90 G.
packing, 10000 butchers, S6.2o06.5O. Re
ceipts, l,lo0; shipments, 400.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2o.-Hogs weak; common
and light, SIS 4006.35 heavy, P~6.3006.75. Re-
ceiPts, 1900: shipments, AS.
MILWAUKEE, Ian. 2O-Hoos lower Mt g On
06. .; dressed hogs wanted at $7O7,25.
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COMMERCE.
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 90.
The week closing to-day has shown some i'm
provement over that of the preceding week. as
regards the volume of trade, yet the prevailing
feeling is duliness, which seems to cover
all markets. Yet SO light are. stocks
carried by the retail men that IN
The near future business must improve
handsomely. Prices rule remarkably steady,
with an upward tendency in prices for a few de
scriptions il the grocery line. Commission men
are grumbling some regarding the dizziness of
trade, yet they manage to sell eggs and poultry
ct exhorbitant figures. but lower prices the
latter are looked for. Batter is selling better.
and at reasonable rates; a good deal of inferior
stnif, however, on the market. In provisions
little is doing, except in a jobbing way. The
fact Is that holders Of hog products are so san
guine that higher prices are to rule at an early
day that they show no dispos ition to part with
their stock.
The fo' market is evidently working into a
J etter pos.Iiu. In Eastern markets more ac-
tivity Is reported, and jobbers have evidently
made up their iuinds that prices have reached
the lowest figures, yet Western millers show no
anxiety to accept present prices for future de-
livery. The New York Shipping List says: 'The
stock of fancy spring patents has been reduced,
and they are strongly held, and it is claimed
that they cannot be duplicated at present values,
hence the irmness of holders and their refusal
to Sell large lines at quotations. The popularity
OF these spring patents was never SO great be-
tore and they are becominR more widely used as
their great strength heconrs known. Choice
winter patents have sold well, and are popular
FiIh families, because easier to work, aud they
centrally give great satisfaction. MANY of them
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Money plenty; a rather slow borrowing de-
mand, with rates easy, covers the local monetary
situation,
The New York Money Market-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-MOney, 3la05 per cent;
closing offered at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5l206 Der cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady; 49,
for sixty days and 1876 for demand.
Bar silver 1929.
Government bonds were strong and higher.
Railroad bonds were irregular.
State securities were dull. Tennessee skies old
advanced 1 per cent.
The stock market advanced 1s01ls per cent.
up to midday, but soon after noon prices became
weak and sold off steadily to the close, the final
sales showing a decline of lsGle per cent. for
the day. The weakest stocks were Lake Shore,
Union Pacific, Northwestern, Western Union,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and Texas &
Pacific.
The transactions at the Sto tx Exchange to-
day aggregated $4,000 shares, and included
10000 Canada Southern. 5000 Columbus, CHI
cago g. Indiana Central; $1,000 Delaware Lack
awanna & Western, $4,000 Denver " Ria
Grande, $4,000 Erie, 1850 Kansas & Texas,
1900 Lake Shore. II 900 Louisville & NASH
vfle, 1000 Michigan Central, 4,o09 Missouri
Pacific, 10000 Northwestern, 10000 New York
Central. 10. 900 Northern Pacific, 1000 Pacific,
Mail, 2,40o Reading, 80. 1000 Milwaukee d 81.
Paul, $4,000 Texas Pacific, $4,000 Union Pa
cihc, 1000 Wabash Pacific, 2l.000 Western
Union, 1900 Oregon d. Transcontlnental.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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machinery, the adoption of the steel roller, ETC.,
and at the current low prices for them they are
very cheap indeed"
GRAIN.
The local wheat market is steadily improving.
Receipts fall considerably below the demand.
Bidding on change is spirited, and considerable
confidence shown in futures. Corn, as well, is
in meager supply, when compared with the de-
mand, and prices were strong aJ quotations.
The same remark will apply to oats.
The following prices were bid on Change to-
day: Wheat-NO. . red, 81 on, on track; Mediter-
Ianean, Sl.03, on track; February, S1.o1, on
track. COrn-No, 2 white, soc; high mixed, soc,
on track; mixed' 49c; sound ear, Acc; January
3Sc, on track. No. 2 rye. 5Sc, on track.
Hay-Priine timothy. $40.
Bran, $1l0l1.25, ON track.
Middllugs, Sl3.
S%hipstuff, S12. > c.
HOminy feed, $40.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Wheat was excited and
opened a shade stronger than Yesterdays close,
advanced slowly, then rapidly advanced to la
1lsc higher, receded and closed within ae0 lac of
the outside figure. Sales ranged at $1.o1ls0
1.o24 for January, 81. O15s0l.O2& for February
81, 025s0l033i for March, 81 .O35s01.O45s for
April, Sl.0s40l.o94 for May.
Corn was excited and higher, and advanced
ile044c for various futures above the closing
hgures yesterday, and closed at nearly outside
prices. Sales ranged ut Go o69Sfo for january,
565s059c for February, 5605744c for March,
90 3sc for May.
Oats firm and tending upward. Sales ranged
at 3Sie 03Slec for January, 3903S5sc for Feb
ruary, 80 for May.
Pork opened easier, but later advanced 150
zoe, and closed steady. Sales ranged AT $3.50
0l7.52iae for February, $l7.50017.70 for
March, $~l7.S50l9.1o for May, $lS01S.15 for
June.
Lard was a trile easier early, but rallied .1O0
.12i2c, and closed steady. Sales ranged AT
1867 l9010.75c for February, 10 81 01o 90o for
March, 110l1121ac for May, 11.07l20l1.17Asc
for June.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-Consols for money. 101 7-1G;
account, l01 Ills. Governmentbonds-New
ives extended, 105ie. Railroad bonds-Imnois
Central, 146l9; Pennsylvania Central, 1924;
Reading, 1898. Amount bullion gone in, 3d.
600.
PARIS, Jan. 2O.-Rentes. 7sf 75c.
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Dry Goods.

r YORK, Jan. 20.-For the exceedingly
disagreeabie and stormy day, the inquiry ex-
tended has been very good, with a considerable
volume of new business completed. There is a
very large lumber of buyers present. The tone
of the market shows Improvement. Spring
specialties in good demand. The feature of trade
the coming week is the announced opening of
George II. Gilbert Manufacturing Company,s
dress fabrics, Wednesday. Jan. "a, by agents in
several markets..
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P~ittsburq. Cincinnati & St. LOUIS.

4btSOur4 Olnclnnatl * st. LOUIS.
D~epart-New York, Philadelphia, Wash
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Dayton and Columbus Elk
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Richmond Accommodation. 800. 4:l0 pm
New York, Philadelphia, WASH
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
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Dayton Express, daily .....-. SIS pm
ArrlVe -Rlchmond Accommodation, ex-
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New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1Dgton, Baltimore aud Pitts
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Columbus and Dayton Express
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New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore ana Pitts
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Dayton Express. daily except
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