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at SIS, one year old. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies. 72 d74c. Lard opened firm; later de
clned az points. closing barely steady, Western
steam spot. quoted at 7.67ic. January. 1860;
February, 7.5S Gle; March, 1862 q 66c; May,
TIA al. $50; June, 7.7907.s5c; July, 4 sc 07.9lc;
CITY steam, .45c.
Butter firm on choice grades; Western, lao
34c. Cheese firm and rather quiet; Western, III
Gl2c.
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-There was no great
activity on Change to-day. The slow, dragging
drain in prices for wheat ana corn was checked
for a time during the morning but ths reaction
soon came to an end The decrease of 200, 900
bushels In the amount of wheat pass
age caused wheat to open little higher, May
being up BE, at SIC. From that figure it ad-
vanced TO S24 q S2ac and under free offerings
again reacted. and steadied at about 82c. About
noon the local crowd who had got long on the
market, began dumping their holdings. and
caused Nav to break again to Size. where It
closed. Corn was without special feature to-
day, trading being almost entirely local. A
somewhat frmer feeling prevailed, however, IN.
MAY corn opened 1910 higher. at 5's
@52sc, advanced to 53c, followed wheat
down and touched 52sc. and closed at
52s 52sc. Oats were dull ard lifeless. and sold
within a &c range. Provisions were quiet and
steady, and without features of interest up to
Outside business was light, and profess
SIGNALS had things all their own wav, but fuc-
tuations were confined to narrow limits. About
1890 the big clears made a sudden raid on pork
with the intention of forcing May below $l4,
when selling stop orders were expected to
carry it materially lower. After breaking the
market from s14 20 to $14 OH they dessted. and in
The range for the morning was $l4. OH q Il 323,
and the close at s14273. Lard broke
.050. O73c; short ribs dropped .013e
but reacted and closed steady. May lard sold at
Z500I574c. and closed at 7.52tc; Nav short
ribs OF 7.674 a 7. Zoe, and closed at 7.65c. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-Flo-r very dull uncha nged.
than than Yesterday; Nc red cash soasc February.
July, 610s14c closing at 6 1c; December, 85A0
s7 at M.ss e sass 47 .as
ing at 47isc; May; 4sss94s7se,, closing at 4sSsc.
S Ss' nominal. a h.,s2 ned ss Hsy
unclaimed; prime timothy. $4,000 1s SO; prairie,
$s;oo01s.5o. Bran steady at soc., Eggs; 1saac.
CORNER r4 firm at e. wh.HS steady at
Provisions lower. Pork. new si4. Is. Lard 100
$4,000; long clears, 7.50c; ciearrbs, 762iac short
clears, 7.75c. Bacon tboxed)-Shoulders, 6.5Oc;
5000 81 ,sc. Hams steady at 10 IS Ole After.
goon boa,d-Whsst easy: January soc bid February.
ask a corn zess Bid FsSrasr
1st bid 4s bid hd Nay 4ss asked
ceipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat 5000 blu; corn,
$1,000 Blu; oats 81 900 bu; none; barley. 5000
bu; corn, "a, 900 bu; oats, $4,000 blu; rye. none;
barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.-Flour steady but
SS red S.Js sPuay sass
held, but the general market weak to SELL futures
duh and NORMALLY unchanged Sales: No yellow,
on track 59lac; No. yellow, in grain depot $50;
No. high mixed, in elevator. $50. Oats-Spot lots
demand was light but prices steadily held % Sales:
white, January Ala Gal 1ac February, 41l4041 12c:
42Ssc Receipts-Fiour, $500 brs; wheat. 5000
blu: corn, II 200 Blu; oats, 1880 bu. Shipments
-Wheat S. 600 Blu. corn. 4, o0O bu oats. II, zoo bu
BALTIMORE Jan. 25.-Wheat-western higher
ss0ssl4c: February, Ssl40s9c; March, S9ls0
9o4c; May, 92as 092aac. Corn--Western hrmer and
ruary, 5s495s,sc; May, 6oiaa61e: Oats steady
and quiet; Western white, Al 042c; Western mixed,
37039c Provisions, quiet AID steady. Mess pork
$$55:a5. Lard, refined SAG Eggs steady; fresh,
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. 17017i9c. Receipts
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 800 bu; corn, $500 bu;
oats. $500 bu; rye 1900 bu, Shipments-None.
wheat was offered the local board to-day. and
sellers enabled get yesterdays prices without
much difficulty; Buying was chiefly from outside
store, No. l hard, cash aud February. 77e: May,
s0isc; No; 1 Northern, cash and February. 75lac;
73c May rs Ioc On track, No. / hard, 7siac; No.
/ Northern, 76077c No 2 Northern, 75o. No inn
provement in four patents sacks to ship, $404.l0
bakers, So. 3013.55.
CINCINNATI. Jan: IS. - Flapr easier. whea.
lower; No. 2 red, S708Sc Receipts, 5000 bu; ship
ments, 5000 bu. Corn quiet; No. mixed, 511sc.
0efs ste1 p No J ms1ed 50 4c rye dull NO %
Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Bacon firm and
unchanged. Whisky steady and higher; sales, 1926
firm Sugar firm. Eggs frmer at 1s019c. Cheese
firm.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 25.-wheat lower and weak;
cash and January, s5ia0s6c; February, sec; May
May, 54asc. Oats quiet, cash, 331ac. Clover-seed
active and lower cash. So. 95; March, 81 90. Re-
DC, eu 1000 su sh1
bags.
DETROIT, Jan. 25.-wheat--No. I white, cash,
s6iac: No. red, cash, s5lec; February. 86lec bid
No. white, sec. Receipts-Wheat, $500 blu;
corn, 600 Blu; oats, $500 bu.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Flour-Receipts,
1896 packages; exports, 300 brls and 1882
sacks. Dull. and heavy. Sales, 1900 brls.
Supsrfine, 81 45 e3.05; common TO choice white
wheat Western extra, 81 so al. 60; fancy white
wheat Western extra, $4.65 049o patent Min
nesota. extra good to prime. $4.40046 5; choice
TO fancy patent Minnesota. $4.7005.
wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports. none;
sales 26l6, 900 on futures and liz, 900 bu spot
Options ruled stronger Mt the opening and
prices advanced a &c. later weakened aad set
tied back 303c on pressure to sell. closing
barely steady at a shade above the bottom. Spot
lots shade lower and dull No. 2 spring. 9Oc; un-
graded red Cats yesterday S9t a 922c; No. red
80 1s9ie elevator and store, 9Ot 9O5c delivered,
S9as94c fob; No. red. nominal. at go a 93c;
No. 2 red, January. S5k % 89sc, closing at sssc;
Veterinary, ssI 0S9sc, closing at Ss5c; March. 90
R90 l3-16c closing at 90ac: April, 9ll q 9lsc,
tlosing at Ollie; May, 9l5 a 92ac, closing at 92c;
June, OH a 92tc closing at &c; December, 80 q
95fc closing at csc.
Corn-Receipts, Il, $50 bu; exports, 4, 063 bu;
sales, 272. GOO bu futures and loo, 900 bu spot.
Options opened t tic higher, closing duh and
closing weak; ungraded. 59s a Giles No. 3. 5S3c
steamer: 50 a Sole elevator 60Ac delivered; No.
2 60 o604s elevator, GU 66l3c delivered; steamer
ing at 604c February, 60lc, closing at 601c
March, COS a Gle. closing at 60sc; May Cos 06l &C.
closing at 60sc June. COG a 60sc. closing at 604c
Oats-Receipts, $1,000 blu; exports. $40 bu;
sales $4,000 bu futures and 10000 bu spot
marKet q shade stronger, but quiet mixed West
arn, 37{ a 40c; white Western, 40 046c
Hay quiet and rather weak; shipping, 55 060c
Hops steady; California, 0l2tc
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull at lac. Options
opened heavy and lower. closing sieadier.
sales I36. $50 bags: January, 14.45 a Ia soc;
February. 10 AS 0I3 Toe; March, 13 90 a l3 15c;
April, IL 20 a u Soc: May, y q IL. zoe; june
~ Is II 40e; July, IL 80 a L. l0c; August Soc;
Eepten her, IL go d H. Zoe; October IL 50 IL 65c;
November lI50 IL Coo; December, ll40D
III 6Oc. Sugar dull, fair refining quoted at SC;
refined dull Molasses quiet; 80 test. 23c. Rice
Arm.
Tallow quiet and firm. Rosin steady.
Eggs quiet aud easy; receipts. ], 7s3 packages;
Western, "a D25c-
Pork dull aud in buyers favor; mess quoted
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Farm Notes.

To cure scaly legs mix some lard with petro-
legs The mixture will kill the insect which
causes the ailment
Artificial heat for laying hens has been fire.
quently tried and discarded. It makes the
birds too tender and susceptible to the cold
when going out doors
D. B. Weir. of Illinois. claims that the black
walnut may be transplantsd with much
safety any other tree; that it is not necessary
to plant where they are to grow; but that they
may be thickly planted in nursery rows and
then transplaDted at two to four years of age
with perfect safety
Land does not always give immediate results
from liberal manuring. The more completely
decomposed the manure the better the crop, as
such manure is more solu BILE. If manure when
applied, be and full of litter, it may re-
quire two or more years before il will reach
condition TO be of service. which explains the Sc
curing of heavier crops at times during the Sec
ond year than in the first.
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OIL.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Petroleurn active and
the volume of business fairly large. The opening
firm at s71ec, but selling by the West caused
sharp break in the first few minutes to $500. It
rallied again on light buying to SIC and rem aimed
quiet around that figure till the last few in utes
when an attempt to cover by the shorts caused a
sharp squirt. the market closing strong at $3.50.
Sales. 3,414 brs. Turpentine dull at Ale.
OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. 25.-National Transit certih-
Gates opened 571ec. highest, SS12c; lowest IS LEI
closed SS3ss; sales ]. 799 600 brs; clearances
27l6OO brls charters A., 400 brls; shipments,
rs, 535 brls; runs, 80. IS9 brls
PITTSBURCf, Pa. jan 25.-Petroleum irregular;
closed firm; National Transit certificates opened at
S67sc closed s8l4c; highest Sac; lowest. 85l4c
CLEVELAND. Jan. 25.-Petroleum steady; stand
ard white, 1lOo, 74c.
WILMINGTON, Jan 25.-Turpentne firm at 39e
CHARLESTON, jan 25.-Turpentine nominal
nothing doing,
S934c.
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour dull
and neglected. No. spring wheat 75A q 762c;
No. spring wheat nominal; No. red, Sic;
64c; No. barley. "a 0s5c; Mol fiax-seed. $1.44i
Las; prime timothy Seed So AT; mess pork,
per brl, sl3 rs a l3 80; lard, per pound, 7.323c;
(boxed), 59O06 0Oc; short-clear sides tboxedl.
7.S5 al. 90c; whisky, distillers finished goods,
per gallon, $1.13 sugars, cut-loaf, S083c; gran
ulated. 7sc; standard A, &c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was inactive but firm; creamery, 220
&c. dairy, ia 025c. Eggs, 2O023c.
Receipts-Flour. g. 000 brls; wheat, q, 900 bu;
corn, IA. 900 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye 1000
bu; barley. 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000
brls; wheat 10000 Blu; corn, 40, 600 bu; oats.
As. 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 81, 900 blu.
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Elsewhere.

/ elsewhere.
CHICAGO JAM 25.--The Drovers' journal re-
PORTS Cattle-Receipts. 1000; shipments 5000.
Market strong and higher for good stock; steers, So
and mixed. ST .650 $50; Texas CATTLE So 1898. 80.
The Drovers' Journals cablegram quotes American
Hogs-Receipts. IL. O0O shipments. 10. 900 Mar
ket strong and shade higher; mixed SIS. 1O05.45;
e S9z5 ''oo'SS light 81 S'05 So 'Aip'' So 40
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 7,Ooo shipments.
1000. Market weak and fo02Oc lower; natives,
$303.s5; Western $4.5O05; Texans, SO 03.85:
lambs. $500.
NEW YORK, JAN -Beeves-Receipts, exclusive
sold, Is carloads for saughterers direct and car
loads for expectation; and there 500 cattle in
and closed Very weak to good steers sold at
So. rs 05.25; prime and extra, $685. go; bulls
and dry cows, $l75@a75, with bunch of choice
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts 4,soo. Market firm
sn per lbs snd at
7.25, with carload at 81 40:
nominAlly steady for live hogs at S5.2505.75
ST. LOUIS so Jan 14oo
native steers So so Cd 80 butchers steers medium
to choice, $3 2O04.15i stockers and feeders. fair
70 $50. GOD sSoo0S'4o' rangers ordinary $40
Hos.-Receipts. $500 shipments, 500, Market
lections S5.5OD5.65: packing medium 70 prime
$o.l005.55 light grades, ordinary to good, $3.50
sheep-Receipts. 900; shipments. 100. market
steady; fair to choice. $37005.4O.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts, 1,646; shipments,
1,124. Quality mostly common; best shipping and
dressed beef steers steady; common slow and weak;
good to choice corn-fed, 81 25 70; common to
medium. $3 25 20; stockers. 81 .sO02.5O; feeding
steers. So. 60 03. 25; cows, $1.3OO3.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1873. Market
weak choice sc lower; others loo lower good choice
50. 3OO5.45; common to medium. $4.7OO5.25;
skips and pigs $3O4.60.
sheep,,Receipts ,ss2, shipmenta, 346; Market
weak and a shade lower; good to choice So "a. 65;
f0 ma
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, jan Observation-Disclosures,
342; shipments 500. Nothing doing; prime to
mon, So OO035 O stockers, So. so $500. Four cars
of cattle were shipped to New York
Hogs-Receipts. 500: shipments, 600. Market
firm; Philadclphas, S.. rs $50; mixed, SIS. 500
$40; Workers., S5.40Oo5O common to fair, $4. %
1885, pigs. 81. so $500. One car of hogs shipped
to New York
Sheep-Receipts Q 600; shipments /. 700. Market
slow: prime $475O5. OO fair to good, 81 O005. 90;
common y3 so; lambs, S.. 06.OO.
BUFFALO JAN observation-disclosures 915; none
sales steers firm.
Sheep--Receipts, 900; good to choice scarce and
firm So .OOO5.4O; good to choice lambs steady and
firm at 1915 06.25: extra, $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 5,965; trade active, prices ad-
weights 1915 $500; selected Workers, $5.5505.7O.
shipments. "a. Market steady and unchanged.
Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments, 200. Market
quiet and unchanged. Lambs firm at $4,000.
Hogs-Market opened strong closed easy; common
and light, 81 250 5.35; packing and butchers
$53O05.75. Receipts, 1000; shipments, $50.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Business Situation Quite Satisfactory,
and Trade Daily Improving.

The Business Situation Quite Satisfactory,
and Trade Daily Improving.
INDIANAPOLIS, JAM IS.
In all departments there is a healthy volume
Of trade in progress, and daily increasing. The
older and more conservative merchants speak of
the situation as being favorable in every re-
spect for good spring trade. The dry goods
men have their spring and summer goods COM
ing in, and as the mills East have their stocks
well sold out. and are depending largely on their
daily production to fill future orders, that there
will be any decline in prices is hardly
probable. The coming spring and summer there
will be one less wholesale dry goods house at
this trade center, which will doubtless increase
the trade of those still In business. In prices
there few fluctuations. Cotton goods are
very firm In tone. Grocers are quite busy. Ac-
cordng to Eastern papers, both the sugar and
coffee markets easier. The stock of raw
sugars in four ports last Saturday was so 1T
tons, against 96.334 in 1887 and 80, 126 In 1886.
sugar East, and prices easy the basis of
It cents per pound for eranulated At the
responding time last year prices were quoted on
the basis of cents per pound for granuated.
The export demand has not increased The tea
market shows more activity, and belief pre-
walls that teas will be higher before they are
lower. The demand runs especially on For
mosas. The low grades as well are selling
freely. Molasses are moving slow, and prices
are weak. The stock aoo IN the four ports
1872 hogheads in 1887 and 1924 in 1886
The situation of Rio coffee is still unsettled.
On the spot and near by options there is fairly
firm feeling, but OF the further months prices
are weak and lower. Mild grades Of coffee are
in fair demand. and prices show very little
change. The visible supply of Rio coffee is:
Bags.
Total aioat and loading to Dec. IT,. 1886
Total stock in United States ports.--.---. 22O 942
Purchased at Rio land Santos, 65, OO0) for
the United States rom Dec. IL to JAM 10. 16S 900
Total visible supply 421 sos
Total visible supply JAN p, 1SS7..---.. 627, 65I
Total visible supply Jan. %. 1SS6.-.-... 769 I42
In the produce markets there is nothing new
to note During the mild weather of a few DAYS
past. apples, potatoes and vegetables of all
kinds have met with better sale. and prices are
firm at quotations. Poultry comes in slowly
ana the tendency Is to higher prices. Eggs are
not arriving in numbers to meet the demand
and firm at prices quoted. The same is true
of good butter
The attendance on Change to-day was small
and bidding tame Wheat in light demand. and
arrivals, as we'll, light Corn ruled steady under
lighter receipts. Oats wess shade easier with
a moderate demand. Track bids to-day ruled as
follows:
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The Berkshire Life Insurance Company
to Daniel A. Chenoweth. lots Il, q.
20 and "a in Munson's subdivision OF
lot IN Birkenmeyer s addition to In
VIM. ii. Coleman to United States Wiro
Nail Works, lots 21, ID aud % in block
10, in Beatys addition to Indiana polis-
D. NJ. Bradbury. trustee, to same, lots 81,
~ and 70 IN block Il, in Beaty's adj
dition to indianapolis
A. nj. DeSouchet TO same, lots IL to %
in block %. and lots Is to % in block
IA, in Beaty's addition to Indianapolis
John A. Finch to same, lots Is TO % in
square ID. lots $ to % in square =.
and lots ] 8 to 20 in square IL. al IN
Beaty's addition to indianapolis. ------
Henry w. Albers to Emma L. Freeman,
lot 141 in Joseph II. Clark's addition to
Indianapolis
Addison Bybee ct al. to Charles 4. Broad
head lot 10 in Bybee & Pratt's first
Westside addition to Indianapolis.
Theodore Stein to Florence K. Grieb, part
OF lot ) in Bradshaw's subdivision of
outlots so and 30. in Indianapolis ----
Hugh McCurdy to Richard T.. Reid, part
of the west half of the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter or section IL,
township IL north, of range 3 east
Nicholas McCarty to Julia F. Cannon lot
33S in McCarty's eighth West-side addi-
ton to Indianapolis
Ewald Krause to Henry I. Moews. lots
III and lis in James II. Ruddeils
Glenwood addition to Indianapolis -----
Joseuh Hamilton to Anna Obeny, lot IL
in square s in Joseph A. Moore's subdi-
vision of Barth's heirs addition to In
dianapolis- ----------.-.-.-.---
Sarah B. Crockett to Byron q. Logan,
part of lot 81 in Ridenour's extended
and revised addition to Indianapolis.
s. A. Fletcher & Co. to Samuel G. Tan
ner, lot 80 in block 2 in Wiley s. Mar
tins northwest addition to Indian
arolis-
Conveyances, Is; consideration. ----S1
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NEW YORK Jan. Csc. Z. Greene s. Co. sav:
Business continues rather light and, rule, fails
to extend beyond the limits of the Variations
in price consequently quite narrow. On the
whole. however. the undertone to-day has been fairly
steady and after breaking off a fraction prices
stiffened and finally closed very well supported at
and points above last evening
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 25.-Cotton steady; mid
ding. 97sc; low mddling. 9-16c; good ordinary,
9lsc; net receipts GA bales; receipts 2714
bales; exports to the continent, 1000 bales; exports
coast-wise, ISL bales sales, $500 bales stock,
374.476 bales
LIVERPOOL Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet and rather
easier sales 10 600 bales including 900 bales for
speculation and export and Z. 200 bales American.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments fled for record n the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty-four hours
ending at p. M. Jan. %. 1898. furnished by
Elliott Butler abstracters of titles Room % Etna
Building
VIM Jesse johnson TO Mary e. Hogshire,
par. of lot IL in square 60 in Indian
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to 12Iac; Blackstone A. beached to Sl4c; Merrimao
shifting prints to 5lac, and Utica wide sheetngs
the basis of 1O-4 beached to Boo. Exports of
domestic cotton goods last week, 10 O30 packages,
valued over $500, 600.
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail al HUNTINGTON s. HOSES
SEED STORE rs and 80 E. Market St, Indanapo-
lis. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25-Copper easier; lake, 1910
01645c. Lead firm: domestic. 47s05c Tin dull;
straights, 36aic
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Lead 4.S0c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--In all departments more
business completed and laid out than indicated
by the quiet market Agents advanced Wan sutta
New York and Nonpareil 36-inch bleached shirtings
TO IL lac and Pride Of the West. SO inch beached.
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and Slightly Higher.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 25.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments, so. The sup
was light for Wednesday, and the offerings
mostly of butcher grades and quality generally
mon The market dull and shade lower that
class while good stock steady at fair prices; few
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The Jobbing Trade
COAL AND COKE.
Block, So rs p tons Minshal, rs y ton; Jack.
son. S425 p TOM PittshurS. $40 y toni Raymond
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

ST LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Wool quiet but steady and
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Bar silver, 964c.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-Bar silver, Aid :
ounce.