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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-16
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NORTHERN I;AILKOAD or NEW-Jtkshf
y -T1Ies leave chamle, 80 s,a'n wee gay o 5
1 z 6 90 1915 ~, rs aSG IL 30 a. rs 40 s
= - 80 so &C. 30 go 70 20 p e.. Y z 9ian'' ~
.For Esaqe fprs valley lioa,y T,raH9 ssr
csy srociai ~ % noon AdlldcIa trains U cFss'AD
ana way. 40 q. n-. 80 ,. ~
T. RE RALWAY-Tickef Offices. .40t, 3l7
H. nj ana III y cad say. la3 IL B0Wefy, lo7 Wesis1
Battery Pace hliq All 81 -trees iefries se y
~ .imsflfs es-e ,eaak and rIatson 81. hoheSenl
snl son station, VIZ ~, 49, 10. =, 'o, ~
t.a.sf.l Z tsrg3.c can D. Obtained b.pr'' an,
ts1mo1rss 81 local t-.1. 90 u minaes csfier
~ S a,iy , spi ...oar caches aornei.yis %
10 80 . i a,.> lays De1rsr' valoy Expsc's. psriof
csr - Bng 3araa owreo, I'M. ani - n,ng ,.
D. d.. daily. chicago 9ni ST. LOUIS Ldn>,l;s ~
iao hisgara TAILS ele,elini C,.eleo, Cincinnati 9ns
= r.' 'G a5y. ca7o isere. Pasan hurc, seeglny
coaches r. Binctss.a 6rego. lln.fa, Rochester Bu'-
Hu.S .:ora sna a..a' ~ ~ 9s so 70 g.i 10
80 50 go $40 30. o. 10 30 ,. n y nisn';
40 g iut e-i 20 ~ y a. a. n $50 20 ~ 30
1910 a. n j. no,a; f4J. 3 4, B. $50. 1850 .,
paisr.,aE d. as - E 80 8 &c 10 30 r. q nooa;
g3 s5S 49, a 6s93 f.i9} 70 = Is sS 3 H.
Il n.rat slHffys as 20. 10 20 a. II noon
yela ~ and / rsSr va Nss a. ~ 30 60
- 10 p 10. Il highs Sundays, . a. n. 3 80
El4geyc sd a5a I'M, +is 80 $50 10 20 m
y n s-s,r AZ 20 % a s9hsv 80 45 80 10 ID
y,;,.j iG 49, g. Ss2 g "a q n n 80 80 90.
-, 80 p e sunday o. "a 10 H, i5 p II 30
Go.sca i.- - ~ So. = 1889 $50 20 80.
80 . D. sun lay. 4 .s5. 80. a. n . 80 p n.
3 80 .2o. ;, 51. ,. r.. Sundays 4 40 80 .
tAnrcss .-a.ss ir1. be- Wcss alr.ye IN New &C
'iVT' j. NJ i.pi.Y ''- ~ -' - +. p FAEMEK.
~ur-f t,f.c~al Passenger
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aJccar G,eqntrs.

: NCUOE line: y. 5: Nail Steamships.
- NA,",-a0 &E hN4 81. l. yfi..o9 2::
a.a a.e'l toarth Weine,day .hersa'ter %
GLAsGGW Viz LoN30SDaKGf
Anchoria SEPT g, a n ,.rca'e'a. or g. a. n.
cr.,scc,yR ' Ell ~ r ',''f .;-rppoor.
Coin. - "a as seen. e:.. 80 ear $50
ar cunt 'suei o.; iowss. -.r.s't rates.
urS55E'r:oocS tEoTI,Ees 7 b 81. Grets ~ 2
WHITE STAR LINE.
~ f,sr95'X ,AEf22 [1y 1 rq21,,rns
De9iTT.,1lNHy,9 Caipt Pa..,i va. sea e. a. H.
5.Ef PIC Cai pa''+1. = y M m
nm. ~blte .--r DOCK. 20, D., Nes. l0tn-st
.bc s co ~; ..1 ~ nuia5s ., c n an
passenger carried on th,'e .'9mArs oavai go ana
R-oad Fay Sow otk. J. BRUCE laMAI. A.crt. -
JAPAN-cHINA
. OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
s,ea1eis leave ssn srancaco As io.ons: 80
sArLlc sa.2afse a .,,s s'g 6eo5e, IS IS
$EAs;c w "eta.'i''' > NeysnG'' = !
Eeaos 'o x sg @ 2SS oaYo ri 'o of
Room ~ Railroad neadirf san Frine,,. Zee; ....o,
7. Il GOODMAN. Ceeeral Passenger Agent
RED STAR L ;II,N[E'v.rrp AND PARIS
IA Sailing IN Yof TX al Ratr 5ecRly
s NpORi AID, we ne, H.. .sr5 D., ~ % .so ,n
GAVIN ea:,. First caSn 80 SO and $50 Excursion
siio 70 sIsc second cabin 80. Excursion 81 ID
eErr s %RTG TT soNs chi As.s bowling Green
u FL s S.4gs N Az ff9 9155h
.o,L ea,s Ter IS " si o.s Il i e 80 N
A S1Tz6H 4u S,''7 5}:,S Ss's2S = N
A c.s.a pa.saga ejo SEQ $50 sni AGO second Cabin
$50 and s35 sleeraee 80 49,, .. p.,o,v.v y
INlAN LINE Z. 5: aud RcyaIl Nal! so Steamer
Try o. 4 sT.yoRK we:ne.day, sept - p. n.
dry Or cEsTEg sai..d., ' oe.oog e g. a a
cAsiN FIssAGE - saa C.gaa, sfc,9gNSP, C t;9
~ OUTWARD SO snd sej, prepaid go sIEEkA"E-
~ TErE. WRIGHT s2HS Geqe ,4- Agents
y ORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD s.. co.
NwYoi /. . sQ ,. psi a 49, - n Dsi.N
''-ii FAST * r.I!S.ss 'sIEIMjEI;s.
IN. Tues. sept Is. pm Ji@Ne. WeLaey.-. a n
l aoa5s ~a'. ' s~gi e T. r iaa wei Oct p P
.atiaa second CaJ!n so berth. see.sse a. .ow,s'
rae" oEIEICI,s Z co.. 10 Bowling Green.
CONIP tGNiE GENLKALI TBANSATLAN-
oGF FpEeh E z5E 4" s ,ot 4 Nor,on
* CilA4rAG5Na~ Beyes s..5 5.g~s ~. ? q. n
''' louis nr nEnIty. A.aa:. y. 9 3 Win Green
CUNAhD LiNE.
NTw.YoRA 10 LIVERPOOL va, { = aESsrowS from
FAsr FXri.fss = al sEaylcE
trrshia' sri, - - D.. ,. AZ a. r.l H.
.'-u-,l ,~o 3D. - 80 a.m. Anr f.. ort ~. 80 .. r
ses YRS 01 &c. O. s r.. as s 90" .s las 2 a.
Nv c4c, F,r ncigA. a. fa>'ase 'ppy TO re rorpary
.A''' 'vfryoN il BroWS : co. Cereal Agents
n.CrEfr NAN .rFA Nf-rrTp COMP tNYTS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SIXTEEN PAGES
OHIO RIVER

OHIO RIVER
Number ~ miles lI2 ~
First week IN Sept. fIS-2 slLNN9 70 ~, -
Jan. / % Sept. To-. l-LJ-o ---d'Z WI -oo
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORk
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK.
l~sG 1887 lr-S
Dry goois........ &C. Isl 40 81 072SS7 80 5y9.49I
Gen'l merchandise. 0Jc3ejJ Ci-s-1I 'f"-D'4o"
Total FOR week es54fg fqSp5GO4 s9.9i59Go
Pfcyio sly repte1 3OiG6u-u2 3-"1oS 40 d2"-"l 80
Total since Jan s3i go 2,1 S3@j oi7oi .' liVfOo
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NEW 70 60.
Tor the week.. si.Giac35 ffsJg 2c0 stl00s0
Previously cptct ic.tiG4A ll96oi@ D. -'.-'-
Total since Jan T.. sI-.-9O.cjJ e--,6-3iOS @ulS'J'-
EXPORTS Of SPECIE FAOM NhW-fOHk
For the week.. +2e-.l97 sHlil73 Sota3Io
Previously up'el "a 223.j42 13iJioo2 -. DEBTS
Total since Jan1. si.5l57s0 sl3sos 2a5 aa7 700 5ls
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RErnErS EHnN WASHINGTON

Tie customs receipts reported a.; Washington
today were sfc4.5t9 and the informal revenue
receipts were sl95.I15. Tho United states Treas
ure~ received s22600o National bank notes l0c
redemption and tie receipts Tor the wcei, were
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! rurGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

A. L&tL-. TRAINS leave foot u Corasn1s aad
D.e.rD.sss to'ioes:
q 30 D. NJ. lol -N.a.araUa al infeTisel.atc po.ats
. III for Dcaesa lyuls I-.Ila. hOc.estel, ~ .ao
and tie " -s- .rne 4c-S- rolLtA Cham ear =
In.
car a. lunAAAn.tCA heading E.la Hastls-
bug.
points CaalF cos % j. sn1 =. Jug- to..
$40 D. ui Tor NxLea tllEA All intermediate points
Conntctcn lo Rla1ls AL Harrisburg OAa.s car .
Maucl Chunk.
y. sn. lof Geneva Lyons, EAHlr- Rochester Buff
falO sli Nt--. palm az s.e-lrf % iYor&
%. f.F La.Is.s sut f.-rl.a.s lDuta
Trains lr-Nta- o. s. g. DOS, b. AID 5 Az =. con-
Tor lo-a ia -ihla1oF al II eloA c0D EesicLA
rD nlhh MAINS.
a n ior Nal-n CeGnA. Hat.c.oa ana msf1eLa,s
pclts.
40 y u. n c'nlay "a informed NE points
D. m- loi NeneNn, LTD.r lAnIr. i1cr,s'es. q.
.tG ana tAe .'- iul. ftr reli.l O.. Lyon.
Ocrs.L Eastern OH 20 -s5 Gr0alNay.
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rNllAN LINEI'. :. aud Royal Mai. STEAMER

FOR ot,,i-SsTOwN AID LIVERPOOL
TrTY o. NETWORK Wfcne-dav. sept - 4 D n.
CITY On E5ELiN -. SATURDAY sept % II 80 A. III
nv ~ ESTER saturday, october o. Is a n.
,.fT+- IN no 400 slturl,v. Ortob"r b IL noon.
F. n Innal peg roo B., GrEa..., 1er~y 6.ty can
~ oGtNasd. $50 sud sej, prepaid $50 eIEEkA"E =
~ PETE. WRIGHT. &. Sons. General Agents.
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PED STAR linz, .,-o ,.,,s

IS 49, FJr, A&TNEIP AND PARIS.
Sailing 'r.n. New. YORK e'i AAtN-fp "ec.'y.
3 :. NDOpTf.AED. Wctucs.sj. sept 49, 20 . p m
) 8 uAEsiAyD. wednesday sept % 81 93O a. m.
Cabin .a.-. F.rs cabin. SO So and $50 Excursion;
$40 20 sllc. Second Cabin 80 ENeL7aoh 81 -
$50 S'ceGngc OF very iow .Jtes ~, 49,.
PETER WRIGHT soNS. Con-, Agts . 8ow.hz 9reen.
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MORE ATTACKS ON ST PAU

TIE CLOSING QUIET AND STEADY.
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HNTTlu' 1900 81 elO'I-J 81 IL 90 INC -oI1F]V
Tho Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges, sl4O.2Gs. 07J; balances.
te,45lI7j. For the week: Exchanges, $685.
81, s.; balances. SD. 2Sj.911
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Graln nna Yrayi-lon..

=
CHICAGO, ILL.,, JAM 2i.-The usual Hatur-
DAY quiet prevailed AZ the opening Of the
board today, through provisions gave some
evidence OF strength, May wheat opened a
shade OH at S3l<c. There was general even
ing up by scalpcrs during the session, but
prices remained between $50 and 83Izc, and
May closed at S3Nc. Corn was quiet at the
start, but did not rcfnain so long. May
opened unchanged at53Gc. Several promi-
nent houses began. picking up all the corn
that was offered around The opening and this
soon frightened the shorts into covering, and
May was rushed up 70 33jsc in very short
time. May closed al 53Ec. Oats started In
with q good brisk trpdoin the May option,
ana there was an advance Of EG%c over
Yesterdays closing prices. The firmness was
Que to sympathy with the corn market and
the buying byn prominent operator. In
provisions considerable interest was mani
tested and the feeling was firmer In general
way. Speculative offerings were not very
large, while the local and outside demand
was fairly active. Short purchased mode
rately. May pork opened at Si4 So, an adj
vance OF 2Hc; sold 10 $l4 62l1di4 SO; react
cd TO SI4 90, and closed at SI4 90. Lard and
ribs were moderately activc. May lard sold
at ~ 62ls97 67N and closed at 81 IS. May
ribs sold at 81 77HG7 ~ u and closed 81 80.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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nnnhon.l On, af sIo. 600.

PursBuRo, Pa, Jan. 2l.-william Muir.
docb, well-known citizen, was yictimized
by bunko men out Of $4,000 this after.
noon. lie was met on Fifth avenue by a
man who told him he had drawn $4,000
In lottery, and showed him a certificate
TO that effect Mr. Murdoch was induced
10 accompany the swindlcr 10 an Office
near by and was there convinced Of the
truth Of the story. lie then went TO the
Bank Of Commerce and drew out $4,000
In cash, and in company Of the swindlcr,
returned 10 the Office, where he was in.
duccd 10 take part in some kind Of a game
and literally robbed OF all his mon ".
The men made the old gentleman believe
that in order 10 get the cash from the lot.
terry, he would have TO show that he was
responsible.
The swindlen have thus far escaped.
Mr.. Murdoch Is unable 10 give the loca.
ton Of the Office or building In which he
was robbed.
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ssroeerfta.


CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2i.-whlsky-stcady
sales, I, l2S barrels finished goods on basis OF
81 05. Butter--Dull. Sugar--Quiet. Egg,
-firmer, at i7,S6giSc. Checse-firm.
CuIcAoo, ILL.,, Jan. 2i.--On the Produce
exchange the butter market was firm. Stock
light. Creamery, 22@32c; dairy, i7.@22c
Eggs-2i@22ho.
Nav YoRK, Jan. 2i.-Conee-spot fair; RE
nominal. Options active aud lower. closing
firm; sales. i2l,OJ0 bags January, $ii G5CI
II 20; February, siigil rs; March, sI3 $50
~ rs; April, tlS S5ai3 65: May, siS goo
~ 80; June, sl2 a5al3 10 July, $40 $50,
~ %, August, si2 25CtI2 IS; September
si2 lOGi2 20; October 81 p5e1i2; No
yember, ell eodi2 0S; December, ell 500
~ TO- sugar-liather easier; fair refining
quoted at SIC; centrifugal, SIC for 81 test;
refined, firm and In good demand. Molas
scs-Dull; 50 test, nominal at 23@23I.c
Ricc-Firm.
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EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast on
demand, x discount buying. New York and
principal cities north and east, sight, q
discount buying. New Orleans, 50 discount
buying.
Selling Rates-on New York, = per cent
premium on sums below $1,000, 81 80 per
$1,000 premium ON sums of $1,000 or more;
on Cincinnati, st. Louis or Louisville,
81 30 per $1,000 premium on all sums; on
New Orleans, 81 30 per 81, 600 on all sums.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
firm, with sales at LOO bales. New York
spots closed dull, with futures dull but
steady aud oll2 points, with futures as fol.
lows G, L. Greene Il Co. 5 report ON cotton
certificates says 1T has been a regular Sat
urdny market and results arc unimportnnt
with no really new features OF significant
character brought out The tone was alittle
slack a. q rule with final rates ! and ? points
of and matters very dull all round"
New Orleans spots closed quiet and firm,
with futures strong AZ an advance OF I 10 2
points Liverpool was quiet and somewhat
inactive, with futures oil I point aud dull.
The New Orleans sugar market Is a shade
tasier, especially for contrifugals. Molasscs
develops a strong feeling with some improve
ment in prices. Clean rice continues active
and buoymt with afurtheradyanco In prices.
Rough rice Is also strong, with light offerings
and prices advanced.
In the local markcts,no changes In prices
were made yesterday, Cattle receipts dur
ing tho past week have been fair with prices
firm nj quotations. Good butchers and feed.
crs, especially the latter, arc In demand
There Is fair supply Of hogs at firm prices
There are no sheep or lambs In the market
and only the best grades are wanted Prices
firm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

In this months Forum appears the fins,
Of series Of articles ON "What Shall the
Public Schools Tcach2' II il 10y J. Minot
Savage, and lays down the proposition that
the foundation principle Of the public
school system Is TO III sur children for cit-
zcnship. In orlcr TO carry out this prin.
ciplc Mr.. Savage holds that three things
are essential (D That each child bo
trained into fitness for honest selfsupport;
l2l since In our republic every man Is an
active part III the governing power. he
should be trained into an ability 20 use
this power inicligcntly; 90 and he should
be ~ educated morally that II aitcrwnrl
he chooses 10 70 wrong u may be- apparent
that nc does u knowingly, not through
Ignorance. Individual sclf.support. an In.
tclligrnt ballot and lmbality arr the foun-
daiions ON which tlhn public welfare rests,
and consequently must form the basis OF
public education, supported by public
money. The higher education and rcli.
gious trimming must BE- paid for by private
means. The money cannot be Justly or
honestly taken from the public treasury,
supplied from private pockets for the gen.
oral good, and used Tot the advancement
of individuals without relation 10 the good
Of the State. Thee ate MIR. Sayagc's
sound positions.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, stocks and Bonds.

NV YoRg, Jan. 2l.--Money on call easy
at 2lIG3 per cent last loan 2lf percent;
closed offered at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6lS@7k per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady and
unchanged.
Government bonds duh and steady. State
bonds were neglected.
There was very little doing IN the stock
market this morning but II exhibited n
strong tone, and material advances were es-
iablishei in some stocks by tie days trans
actions. London was a moderate buyer, and
the room professionals on the expectation
Of another favorable bank statement were
In clincd 10 cover their shorts while the
trading In the leading stocks showed evil
denccs of inside support. Chicago was do
ing very little, and the only weak spot In
the list WIS the Southern stocks, Although
the heaviest trnding was IN Reading most oi
the intcrc't was In Missouri Pacific, and both
Of these stocks moved mp under the purchas.
ing 10y brokers, supposed TO be acting for In
sidcintercsis. After the early demand was
supplied business Stacked on materially and
prices safr,cd of small fractions but the un.
usually heavy gain In reserve shown by the
banks stimulated buying In the last few
minutes, and most Of the list attained the
highest figures at the close.
ia ilroad bonds were again quite active,
the business Of the two hours amounting 10
100000, and prices were strong throughout.
The total sales Of stocks today were 02,5li;
shares. Closing quotations:
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LoNuoN, Jan. 2l..--i PM. --Consols closed
at TO- 7.iG for money and 1924 for the nc.
count; United States bonds, n, i2Dss; do
49,. iiOis.
Pans, Jan. 2l.--Thrcc per cent rntes. slf,
3ig Tor the account.
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THE RIVERS.
steamers Leaving.
M0NnAv
General News.

| General News.
! CLOUDY and cold.
BusrsEss very dull.
| RIVER rising slowly.
No BOATS leaving today.
| FoUR boats leave tomorrow.
The Rosa Lee leaves tomorrow for 0sceola
| The Dacotah left yesterday morning for
| st. Louis.
The Kate Adams leaves tomorrow for
Arkansas City.
The James Lee leaves tomorrow for Helena
and Friars Point
The Commonwealth Is due down on her
way to New Orleans.
The Arkansas river Is rising at Fort Smith,
but falling at Little Rock.
The Gayoso leaves here tomorrow evening
for Tptonvillc and all way points on the
upper coast
| THE Joe Williams, with an immense tow
OF COAL should pass here today on her way
TO New Orleans.
ALLEeHASY river Is running out very heavy
ice, making navigation troublesome in the
upper Ohio river.
The w. w. 0'Ncil, which left Louisville o
couple OF aays ago, will drop here six boats
OF coal for O. b. Bryan & Co.
WHEN the last cake Of ice sneaks out OF
| White river the Chickasaw, now in port,
will pull out for that stream.
The Granite State should arrive here Mon
day, and she Is announced 10 leave Tuesday
evening for Cincinnati. Capt O. D. Russell
is agent.
The following coal tow-boats are due from
the Ohio river: John A. Wood, Joe Will
iams, Lioness, Diamond, Coal Valley and
Sam Brown. The tow Of the latter Is for this
market, consigned TO Mcssrs. Brown a. Jones.
No RIVER traffic Is expected here during
the present month, but some Of the river
men are predicting resumption Of trade be-
tween the LIST and the 10th Of the coming
month. The prospects as 10 the resumption
OF navigation or another freeze up are a little
| predetermined. There is a gorge between
Grand Tower and Cape Girardeau and another
at Fountain Bluff, about sevcnty-ivc miles
below here. but Il Is thought that IL will not
affect the situation here. --St. Louis Globe Dem
ocrdt
C,Pr. JOHN A. WooD made n suggestion In
regard 90 an improvement In the canal locks.
which, II carried out by the government,
would be worth hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars annually 10 steamboats,. II Is 10 raise
the walls and gates Of the canal locks two
feet This would let boats come up through
the canal when boats could go down over the
falls, and at q stage Of water when boats
couldn't stem the tide on the falls coming
up. II would then make navigation easy
both ways ON the falls, when the gates had
20 close ut 1871 feet in the canal instead OF
II a as Is now done.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
Gror-r,cs.


Rlcr-LouisIana, 6.,@0'sc; Carolina o.
@GAc. frm.
sra,n-Pure white. 0Ec: on white,
az. yellow clarified. OsGg0,Eo. open kettle
bi,ahl refined A. Otc, standard granu.
lated. 7lsW5Asc; plantation granulaicd, 7AfD
Tsci powdered, 9.@sc; cut loaf, 7Aetsc,
stpnR
C,spu. Sticks all slIcs. In boxes pals
and barrels, G'letac, fancy assorted, 55eioc;
frm.
Scars Am CANDLE Soar. 3@5lsc; eau.
dies full weight -. ,tac.
Cirsr New York factory, DC; full cream.
i3ttl3'kc. Young America. lac.
torrTr-tommo isifc. ordinary, ~.
lair lnNMtcici prime Rio, 20fW2ic;
cho'cc Ia fancY 29e21c; old government,
2sbt3ns quiet.
s,lr-saginnw, 81 g@i 10 per barrel.
sacks, fine u abal 90. coarse. 81 iOCdl Is.
pockets, blcaohcd, a. .. mixed, barrels
$40 ~. mixed. 2AW5c.
CANNrp Goons-linc apples, q 950fi 10
Peaches 2 pounds, standard, 81 5 pounds.
standard, y lh' .econds 81 70. Tomatoes,
= pounds standard. slOtl 10, 3 pounds,
standard. 81 2lecl %. slrawhcrrics. 81 90.
llasphcrrics, u ~. Blaokbcrrics, q i5G6i -.
urcon gagcs, u l,ctl ~. Pears, 81 7,ot2 -.
ilums. VI Ojidi TO- Asparagus, g. 1904 -.
Green corn. N 2D,tl a.; Grrcn peas. tl Goa
] 20 Cove oysior-, full weight, pound. 81:
2pounds, 81 Gbdl IS, light weight pound.
O.dtnc, 2pounds, si0tl 10. Condensed
milk. Crown. t5 1000 80. Eagle, a. 20.
Swiss, tp7S Salmon, 81 sarlincs s. IS,
mustard sardincs. S. Mhckcrcl Al BI
herring mackcnl. u IS
MoLAssEs-.louisinna. common 10 fair. 2561
Sc prime 10 choice. 35tf TO-; fancy, igCulsc.
common 10 fair Oa2jc. prime 20 choice, -
| 9J3c. syrup. 20d t5c. steady.
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GENERAL TRADE.


CoRs MrAL. 81 709s rs, pearl,
81 CO. roller, e SSty2 ~. firm.
BKANs-Navy, ~ 20. medium, 81 90
oar MrALr-ln hnlf brls. 81 80 from store.
fL0uR-FrOm store, common, 81 35CI3 -,
family, 50 zoos ~, choice, ~ 006gi u, fan.
oy ~ 1904 ~ extra fancy !, 1904 90
patent 81 sbCd5; firm.
CRAcgERs-Sodn, extra, &C. soda, treble cx-
TIN, ihc ginger snaps, 6yse1G,sc assorted
jumblcr, iOc.
CRAcKrp wnr,r-In half brls. - % from
store.
HoNiSY AND Grtrs From storc, " -.
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Mobile, sbta6pcr crate. Kmut--Barrels, so;
half.barrcls, IS. Garl!c-$l per 100.
PouLray--Chickens, spring, S2692 so hens
81 50@2 70; turkeys, Ssgi2; dressed chickens,
81 JO6o;; turkeys 10dl2c per pound;
ducks, $2C92 25 geese, 1904 per dozen.
GAME Quail, 81 25 per dozen; squirrels, 75c
per dozen. Vcnison-Whole deer. 5CG6c;
saddles, l00l2c Wild ducks 1902 % per
dozen. Rabbits, 81 90 per dozen. Prairie
chickens, IS per dozen. Wild turkeys 500
Toe
PrcKLrs-Ba Barrels, 80 80; half barrels, "a.
EGGs-Stcady at 20c.
Reconsideration layers, SO; layers, So rs;
California. 81 %.
CrpRn-Ncw York, so 30 per brl and So 80
per half brl,
Nurs--Cocoanuts, 81 80 per 100. Pea
nuts--Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stoc X,
safe; roasted, 2I8c higher; shelled. l0c.
Pccans-Texas, 0Dl2c.
PorAToEs-Firm, selling at $l611 90 per blu,
SO 75@3 - per brl; sweet potatoes, $292 %
per brl.
vISEGAn-por pallon lOy0l5c
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Artlcles.

Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Quiet, steady and without special
feature.
No. spring wheat, 76N@769.c; No. 8
spring wheat, nominal; No. 2 red. s3@s3 Nc;
M. 2corn, 4SA<c No. 2 oats, 30(g30 &c; No.
rye, Csc; No. 2 barley, s4@s5c.
Mess pork, per bril-, sii 2O6lli 2S lard, per
100 lbs, 81 45' short rib sides, loose, 81 SO;
dry salted shoulders, boxed, s. 5000; short
clear sides, boxed, 81 pO(g7 SO.
Rcceipts-Flour, 1900 brls.: wheat. $1,000
bu.; corn, 1900 bu.; oats, 10000 bu.; rye,
1000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, II, 600 brls. wheat, 49,
600 bu.; corn, 81 900 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu.; barley 1900 bu.
ST. LOUIS, No. Jan. 2l.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged.
wheat--opened easy; advanced &c early,
but lost this by degrees, aud closed steady as
yesterday. No. 2 red, cash. 81 nc; January,
slHc; February, Sl1ic, closing at ~ Nc asked
May, A1s9HIic, closing at SiHc; July,S2h
@s2skc, closing ut S2llc.
Corn-very strongod sing laXc higher;
cash, FA@isc; February, use May, 40H
Gi0sfc, closing at 48,sc
oats-Dull; cash, 3i1t@39c; February,
size; May, S29sc. Rye--Dull at 56c. Bar
ley-Very dull at ioteso,Ic. Bran-Steady
at soc. Cornmeal-Sieady at 81 40
hithONuet Fio tvNs
IL so; prairie. IS ola 90
Eggs-lskc. Butter--Unchanged cream
cry, Nd30c; dairy, 2Ic.n
Proysions-Stcady. Pork-New. si4 T5Oa
Is. Lard-N 10. Dry salt meats-Boxed
shoulders IS s7If; long clears. 81 5OC97 So;
clear ribs, 81 60Cg7 o. short clears, 81 T5e,
7HH. Bacon--Boxed shoulders, 81 so; long
clears, - 40; clear ribs. s. so; short clears,
~ 30. Hams-Stca "; $40 25Cdl2.
Rcceipts-Flonr, 1000 brls wheat. 1900
bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 1900 bu; rye.
1000; bu; barley, 1000 bu.
shipmenu-Flour. 600 brls; wheat 1900
bu.; corn, 2i,0OO bu.; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
none; barley, 1000.
KANSAS CRY, No, Jan. 81. Wheat -
Steady; No. 2 cash, s0lfc; May. SEC bid.
Com-Steady; No. 2, cash, 427lo bid, 43Jsc
asked; February, i3Ac asked: May, axe
bid, axe asked. 0ats--No. 2. cash, no bids
nor Offering; May, 321.o bid, 32,sc asked.
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Provisions.

Iloa fRopucu Quiet mess pork, els ~
sugar cured hams. lik@iihc; breakfast
bacon, n ,Ee1i2c; bulk pork, clear sides, SIC;
clear rib sides, s6ts,.c, long clear, 7ls@sc..
shoulder. Oilc.
L,Ep--licrcc-, 5ifc. half brls, 7ssc; kegs,
7isc, choice kettle. sif0p9'lc; firm.
FISH Mackcrcl. half barrels, No. I, 81 90.
No ?, 81 10, No. 4 81 -, i0lb kit No. !,
u 49, No. 2 q 10 No. $, 81 %. Dry her
ring, family, 2ic per box.
Pos fErr-llarrcls, " 10, half barrels,
sat 10 keys. u -.
fHrsu MEArs-Choicc beef, hindquartcrs
Gm ~, iorcquarlcrs. > 20 s., second grade
hindyuarlcrN og forcqnrtou, 3c sheep
~. Hog, 5@i.c.