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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-30
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RESOLUTION.
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TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION PASSED
i by the Board of Directors of the Fidelity
Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, State
of Pennsylvania, the said, the Fidelity Mutual
Life Association, hereby appoints VIM. Alrichs,
residing at No. 131 South Spring street. in the
City of Los Angeles, in the County of Los An
geles, in Che State of California where the prin-
cipal Office of said Association.or Company In
said State is located, its true and lawful attor-
ney in and for the State of California, on whom
all process OF law, whether mesne or final,
against said Association may be served in any
action or proceeding against said Company or
Association in the State of California, subject
to and in accordance with all provisions of the
laws of said State now in force, and such other
laws as may hereafter be enacted in relation
thereto. And the said attorney is duly author
ICED and empowered, as the agent of said cor
poration, to receive and accept service of pro-
cess in all cases as provided by the laws OF the
state of California, and such service shall be
deemed personal service. and shall be valid and
binding service on said Company.
lsEAL L. G. F0USE, President.
w. 8. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Sc.

County OF PH1LADEPHiA, S.
W. s. Campbell, being duly sworn, says that
he is Secretary, and L G. Fouse is President of
the above named Fidelity Mutual Life Associa-
tion; that the signatures attached to the fore.
going instrument are the genuine sigma lures
of the said L. G. Fouse and w. s. Campbell, and
in their own proper handwriting; tnat the seal
above annexed is the corporate seal of the
Association; and that the facts set forth in the
above certificate are true.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this Sth
day of March, A. D. 1889.
GEO. W. REED Notary Public.
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FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.

NOMP iNY'S PIER (NEW) NO. 40 ->TA
" North River, foot of Morton straet ssSAAkAAS
Travellers by this line avoid both trsnsit by
English railway and the discomfort OF crossing
the Channel in small boat
La BOURGOGNE. Saturday April 6, 8 A. NJ.
LA GASCOIGNE, De Kerssblec,
Saturday, April 13, P. n.
LA BRETAGNE, De Jousselin,
Saturday, April 90 s;30AM.
Saturday, April ~, 8 P. NJ.
I For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York.
Tickets for sale by all railroad and steamship
]. r. FUG1ZI co., Agents, 5 Montgomery
ave -. \. 1a29d
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OFFICIAL.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1853.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
THE cry OF LOS ANGELES OF THEIR INTEF-
TIoN TO IMPROVE A PORTION OF ELEVENTH
STREET.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-30
RESOLUTION NO. 1866.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION.

RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF Los ANGELES OF THEIR INTENTION
TO lMPRovEA PORTION OF NINTH STREET,
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RAPID TRANSIT R'Y.

Leave Los Angeles, from No. Arcadia street,
opposite Baker block, for Alhambra and
Monrovia
WEEK DAYS
Forenoon. Afternoon.
1885 $50 $40 500
Returning-Leave Monrovia for Alhambr6 and
Los Angeles.
Forenoon. Afternoon.
700 S:55 2:30 AIS
SUNDAYS
Leave Los Angeles for Alhambrs and Monroyia.
Forenoon. Afternoon.
S35 500
Returring-Lesve Monrovia for Alhambra and
Los Angeles,
Forenoon. Afternoon.
500 4:25
Time between Los Angeles and Menrovia-0ne
nour.
INTERMEDIATE STATIONS BETWEEN TERMINAL
POINTS, BEGINNING AT Los ANGELES
Soto street, San Marino,
Batz, East San Gabriel,
Ramona. Sunny Slope,
Alhambra Chapman,
Mayberry, Baldwin ave-,
Lake Vineyard, Arcadia.
Special privileges to parties erecting resi-.
dences on the line of this road. 1S-u
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

The local market today showed but few
changes In quotations. Bard declined &c
and bulk pork, clear sides clear rib side. and
long clear went oh }sc, closing quiet. Shot
advanced &c.
Amount n grain NJ the elevators Corn,
5t2I7 bushels. outs, 81 go bushels, wheat
Ig3 bushels
In the New Orleans sugar market kettles
are steady aud ccutriiumlg firm, ycllows
particularly bringing better prices. Mo-
lassos steady and unchanged
The past week, says the Cincinnati Price
CJurrai, has shown an enlarged aud fairly
active movement Of hogs with a total of
1886. 600 packed In the West, against 215 900
the preceding week. aud 2GoouO for CORE
spending time last year or 10000 gain for
the week us compared with q year ago re-
du,iug the deficiency from 5jo hogs to
$4,000 Tor the season. November I to date,
for which period lhrllonl packing is now
/ 35liU1O hog, against $500 600 year ago.
/ With the weakening in the markets Tor
product there huy been % reduction In prices
OF hogs, the decline boo most ccrtors being
5000 cents per loo pounds the lighter
grades being sustained better than heavy
stock. This gain 20 supply is the natural ~.
suit of the previous holding hack policy TO
increase the weight ~ hogs The weather be.
ing favorable aud thy return. Offering high
premium Ast, the summer production. II
is not reasonable tu count upon nm important
miu boz supply OF hot until the season Is
well advanced, although ihc influence Of
abundance of cheap corn in Increasing the
average weight will De felt The longer
time to accomplish thi, feeding procc,B will
tend tu delay the movement In the earlier
months as 10 has boz thH present winter sea.
SON. The export movement oi product {,
now liberal. and the outlook 81 this feature
Is more encouraging Than year ago. while
tbo influence OF cheap beef upon domestic
consumption auuut br expected a. bc more
emphatic lhau last year Low price. for hog
product iu January usually afford @ good
foundation fora healthy condition oi trade
as th, SEASON advances.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

C,N.p Coon. riuopI,,. tI2,@i IN
Hru.I". I.H standard. 20 il.ti 90 ssruuI
20 un Tomatoes " 'ra standard slttWt. 3
llis standard. t' .n NIuNhtfrIps A. ~.
Eu.UNrrfIrs sl.lH llIh HtIlrs 40 80 Gfrru
rHr,# ed 10 Pear .u rums o. n
Asparagus ttut tu,u corn. iubaI .tt
tuU.u t.Ia ti %. t.EUutsfprs fuII W.IrIf
lb. uh. Dos, 60 lt.,l Co.. UFHt weight a..
ihs. tluHtiiu t,ud,u.Ul mills tpWu
t'NE lHFIy st.tu su.#. .tuu salmon.
% .'tt-u SauiW,.. .llI. mustard EAR.
dimes. $50 Mur.,pI 20 t' herring mack
,r.I tlN.
sruw ruw white. &C., or white. CSC
yellow clarified Nh.HH'.. r.Uuri 4. sf,t.
standard rmuuiu,I. .,O. So powdered
s4H'AC cut LOAF slms., open kettle, d
Ua'tU hrm
tururHt Common, iGr urllu1r, De-. HI5,.
lair i,AHl,C Uu'W, l,.H Is'..lis', &C., rhoir,
Co. iau',t ln'.W .E. u'I government Wnll,
steady
stl saginaw. timalli rsr brl. Ohio
River 40 mri o. pef lr uIta fine. % So,
I l1 coarse. "a iu.Til. pitts gh,nsr
I Htu Louisiana i'.H.usr ChuIira. GO
Co. firm
/ C,Sur Stick. all sIfc.. in tys. nail. and
hrls SOLE iHnr, assorted, lualac, chtu
| fancy isuts.. trim.
tIAU,u#I'.r Ii.r
MoiNsr=lnuis.tn common tn nr .,
| nNF prime choice. a''. &C. fancy SEQ az
| Cruiriulls. common tu iHIr .Ia.l t. pfim,
I a. choice. EnHa. syrup trfl.r. straly.
tufur Primo liar. s'...lip. New Nurl
| factory uiHlu. fHI ,u.m fglDtll.
| Young America ISOLDE.
/ soar AEp ttNuIin .#rulp Bi.n5.. candles
full weight inc
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c,,,,n,d ,,ro,,sIous.

Cntc,Go, H., Jan. 2l.-A fair speculative
business was transacted In wheat aud the
feeling somewhat unsettled, though no very
important changes occurred. The opening
was rather weaker, with sales at LM9sc de-
cline and sold OIL Hc more. This carly
weakness was evidently due 10 the fall Oi
snow which was supposed to have extended
throughout the winter wheat districts. Eut
the market gradually became stronger ana
prices were advanced lac This improve
mcnt was due Ia good buying. partly ON
long account, and one bull trader was re-
ported 10 having increased his holdings. II
wa. also known that the visible supply
would show liberal decrease and this as
sisted the advancing tendency. The suisse
qucnt decline OF ic was attributed 90 a cable
advice. giving the stock VI wheat at Odessa
~ over 100000 bushels greater than one
year ago. Exceptions were taken "a this re-
port During the latter part of the session
The feeling was stcndier ahd the closing was
about ',c higher than saturday.
There was very little interest manifested
In corn, trading being ola light local char
nctcr fluctuations being limited 10 q &c
range The feeling compared with Sntur-
day, was steady, though irursactions were at
slightly reduced prices nd nt the close the
market vas triilc lowcrtnan Saturday.
Oats were quiet aud steady. There was no
pressure Ia buy or sell, hence price changes
were only Hcol,c.
Considerable interest was manifested in
mess pork, and trading was quite active.
Opening sales were made at To- advance, but
a weaker feeling was soon manifested and "a
reduction Of lOO &c was submitted To. Later
the market ruled with more stcadincss aud
prices rallied Il is@20c ND closed compnm-
lively steady.
Trading was fairly active In lard, but the
feeling was weak. Prices on the whole range
declined lulal2'sr aud The market closed
rather firm NJ medium figures
A fairly active trade was reported In short
rib sides and th" feeling vas weaker Prices
We're about 2'sc higher at the opening, but
the market soon weakened aud prices de
clined liai7'.c Al tho reduction the In
quiry was fair aud the market ruled stcadicr
aud prices advanced 1is@lOc and ruled
quiet
The visible supply ~ grain In comparison
with that II last week. ~ reported by the
hoard Of Trades M follows Wheat, ~,
bHHOD bushels. decrease, sgp,OpO bushels
Corn, ~, 2B.OuO bushels incr,ssc, ,3l, CO..
bushels Oats, sNi,uJO bushels; decrease,
$4,000 bushels rye. i.gSi.uIO bushels. de.
crease. 2UD bushels barley, 2,3sJ,OOO
bushels decrease 22pOOo bushels.
The leading futures ranged A. follows
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12@2oc; Northern roll, 15@1sc. Eggs
Steadier at l01Sc.
Corn Meal-Steady at $l.75@l.s0.
Bagging-Quiet at 7A@9c. Iron cotton
ties-$ll0.
Provisions-Very dull, generally lower,
with only a small job trade. Pork-sl2 10.
l.ard-665. Dry salt meats-Loose shout
ders 1913; longs and ribs, $500; short clear,
$3.50, Bacon--shoulders S66211; longs,
S.62H; ribs, I75; short clear, SS7H.
Hams-$l0. 25@l200.
Receipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, $50, 900 bu; oats, $1,000 Blu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 7000brls; wheat, 200
bu; corn, l77,0O bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
1900 Blu; barley, 5000 bu,
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 2l.-Wheat-
Steady; No. 2 red, cash. 05c asked; year. zoe
bid, &c asked; No. 2 soft, cash, 93hc bid,
81 asked May, 97c bid, 9s2+c asked. Corn
Steady; No. 2 soft, cash, 2514c bid, PC asked;
May, 2sAc bid, 29Itc asked; No. 2 white cash,
26Ssc bid, 27c asked. 0ats-No. 2 cash, pc;
May, 2356c bid, 24lsc asked
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
DONEslIC TNCUANGE.


Buying-New York aud Eastern points
demand, 40 discount, Eastern points, sight
Is discount. Cincinnati ST. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago 40 discount New Or
leans, - discount
Selling New York and Eastern points
81 80 premium Cincinnati. So Louis Louis.
willie and Chicago ITO promiumi New Or.
leans, par
The local cotton market closed steady
Bales, 1900 bales, or l,2u0 TO exporters and
l,4OO TO spinncrs The receipts to date are
now within Cos bales OF the receipts for the
corresponding time last year, and the ship
monis 20 date exceed those Of last year TO
samc date by 20 SIG baet
At New Orleans, spots closed steady with
futures quiet and steady at decline Of 3 to
4 points Liverpool was steady demand
fair, Futures oil to 3 points
At New York, the spot market Is steady
and futures dun, but steady at decline Of
sto6 points The situation at New York is
described o. one ot timid speculation, undc-
cidcd character, lluctuatiug prices, all Illus
trating the timidity Of operators and the
lack Of any special or defined features bull
ISL or bcari.h.
The port receipts today show a gain Of
1882 bales ON tie receipts for the sam,
DAY last year
Hubbard Price & Co say The receipts
at the interior towns ON Saturday and at ih'
ports doubtless caused some long cotton Il
be thrown on the market today and price
here opened at a slight decline, lost IN al
points and closed at the lowest ol the dal
with no special tendency M the market
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

4@5c per h. from store Died peaches,
4M5c from store.
GAMr-Quail 81. GOAL. % per doz; squirrels,
75c per doz; rabbits, t1.00dl.2 % per doZ wild
turkeys, 5O@75c each; wood duck, $1,000
l75 per doz, teal, 81 25tg260 per doE NAL
lard, S2.25m25O per doz. Vcnison saddles
sCalOc per TO- whole deer, i@5c per ID; opos-
sum, l5Mloc dressed coon, l0@35c.
NEGEriBLEs-Onions, Sl.50ml.75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, SM9c; New Orleans, crate,
s. 75m325. KmuL per brl, $l00@500;
half brl, S2.0O@250 Garlic, SOC per 100
Carrots, $3UOd350 per brl. Bects, $1,000
275 per brl. parsnips, $500 per brl. Horse
radish, 5000 $50 per brl.
BuTTEE-Buttern NJ l5c; creamery, 35CI3Sc;
dairy, 2om3oc; country butter, l2@lGc.
Clprn-OArk, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per
half brl.
VrvEGAn-Pcr gal, iO@12c.
EGGs-DulL Boxes, re; cases, 13c.
MINs-london layers, $500; California,
80 per box
PrcKLrs-Brls, $3.50. half brls, 800.
PoulrRY Chickens, young, s2,O0M2 %;
mixed, $22j@21ji hens, f3OO@3.5O tur-
keys young sG0OmnOO, old, $sOOCIl2.0O;
geese, $3.jO0L So ducks, $30DGg3.5O dressed
turkeys, llml2c per pound hens, g. 25GG
315,. chickens, Sl5OW2.OO geese, $1,000
800
PorAror,-Firm, $IJO@2OO per brl; SKIS
G5ti7jc, Utah, sjg0Oc per bu; sweet, $l.7j
per hrl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia 5lsMGlc, Tennessee, farmers
stock, iMjc, roasted &c higher; she!lod,
red, 3lsc; white, ic Spanish, Ne. Pccans,
Texas, OLD, 6@Sc. Italian ohcstnuts lO6g
l2iac
FRnH Frsu--BuHalo l@2c per 10; cat, &c
per ID, Gamc--Porch, trout, etc, 5Cgsc
per ID.
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l'so,lsIou.

Fi.ua Mickrrrl. hail hrls 40 I. tsSDt
1u. Nu q ssuu.IsHp. No p O. ibaS ~
iuhl k'ts No .. u 1856 40 2 fI.2,. No 3.
~ ~ ny hcrnnr. family. $50 per box. \.
g. roe hcrrirr hall brls, 1910 White fish,
hllf hrl nN
iIoa runprrrs- Quiet. pork. e. tptth 81.
sugar cured hams ~ ,ui.,. breakfast bacon.
ilUllc. bulk pufk Dluf sides. 5'.c clear
fih sides, 7'.c. long clear 10, shoulders.
th,r
Frrsu Mr,tsHii,yt headquarters 61Gr
tuuluartrm, Safe city hogs 7H5 .c
country dressed. 'U.... BE- ltr 10. spare ubs
nv backbone. U rU. Nh.
l'rp Hr,s. s'.I. UIf Ifs ST. krrs. &C.
,hu.,, kettle sf.hiv.g quiet
Poo. lru hrs. snn bBU Dr's. $50
kr.a 90 lt
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Cash quotations wcrr n, follows
Flour steady and unchanged.
No. . spring wheat idiHHs'sc No. 3
spring wheat. bisttpsc Ne ryi. 90 a.
p, .r. No. . corn. sac I'll. No. oats. 2t',c.
Ne. ryc. -. No barley nominal. No.
faNserd Al ~ prime timothy N iiCti.hS
Mo- pork. ti125. lard I,r luD lbs. a. s2h.
short roo sides l1uscl 81 g. dry s1ltsd shout.
drrs .hoycdl. tUuodG va short clear sides
lbok,dL e. s5ttGs7is.
Receipts -Fluur 1900 bril-, wheat 2O.O0O
hu curu D. on bu. OATS NTuuO hu. rye A,ODD
bu barley. 5t,sn bu.
shipment, Flour gOp brls. wheat, H.
on hu. corn ~ OJ bu. oats, N, 600 bu. rye,
none. barley 500 bu.
81 lo,. Mo. Jan. q Flour quiet aud
unchanged
Wheat. Tho decrease M the visible supply
being lager than Wns expected and better
ptIu, rls,Nhtir caused nn irregular move
muut here hut the market was unsettled
nud Irregular and tie ,lusc VS. about ~
SatunllN No = cash nnl January. iB ltc
bid. MaN sold at ~ sCfNAc closed at " &C.
b.d june. uis.Mpia.c clusod 90 20 &C. July,
s't-tisc. closed at s5AC ycar s3'sr closed
ui sl'ir hId
Iiun. except for May. which was
cls,,r 40 . cush. enA@5n March, $40
20 90 NAV 32',rCs3lhc,
RYE. Weak Ne. a 60,
Harley Quiet sample lois Of Wisconsin
sold 90 iu.
NV Qilct prairie, ioooe 90 timothy,
nnn F,., NJ ooaGsc Fl,,.ccd--sicady
uisln Iead-puil ~ t1a'aIV.
butter pull. creamery albta'c, dairy,
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Live stock.

CmcA0o. H., Jan. 2l-Thc Drorers' Jour.
nal reports: Cattc-Rcccipis, $500 head;
shipments, $500 head. Market slow aud
steady. Choice bccycs. SliOttlGO steers,
-. sjttil0, stockcrs and feeders, 5000 3GO,
cows, bulls and mixed, SlOO@3O0i Texas
cattle, Sl.pO@3jO.
llogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
$500 head. Tic market opened higher and
closed with advance. Mixed, =. 50'a4. -;
heavy, sl.s0Cg5.l2!s light Si.sj@J.lO, skips,
$3lUOJb.ub.
shccp-Rcccipts, 5000 head; shipments,
2.OOO head. Market weaker aud jtdlO,
lower Natives S2.7j@j.3O; Western corn
fed, $iiO@5.Gj, Texans, SJi09LJO, lambs.
a SOCtGJn.
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tuuyH From siury white az mi ci t5c.
trnw lrNrr ur depot white iu bulk. t2r. in
sUOtH lIr. mIN,0 iu hu|h. tn'. iu ,lcks &C..
EutN FROM store. s1J, from icy,c ct de
pot 5000
llN. choice. frrm STORE 7'.r. ear load.
irum lc,ru ur drpH, slNWuitIU prime,
from siorr. NftNl, DHr l,ld, ium lcyoc or
drrut tlhuDtih M. prairie lrum store 10
0'nr, cat load from lcyrr uf depot $1,000
100
ONs= From store white SIC mixed, SIC.
from lcycc of depot, white, iu bulk Jltt
BE-. boz sacks Sos, miA,d, he bulk, 30. ~. in
.hlkA 40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

INV NoRK. Jan. 2t.-Thc dry goods mar
kct was not active today, but there was moro
doing Ia clothing woolens. Jobbcrs received
large orders for dress fabrics. Agents made
the following additional advanced prices In
prints Steel River fancics 0lsc Harmony
inncics, orc Charter Oak iancics SIC,
Simpsons solid blacks aud silver gruys, &c;
Eddy tone satcen styles &c; Gloucester In.
digo blues advanced &c yard.
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IlrenststutI..

lInru FROM store common. s3fo63G1
family - iafrl -u. phui,c.s iauHlGl fancy.
sl'lN'ul yAiu fancy, sAinthi1, patent,
sislbuUul quiet
trf,hus ~.Ip. extra bi.p. treble extra.
GWG 4, GINGER Snaps. 7ms'sc. assorted jun
hlDs inwl2r cream crackers 5'smS'.c.
Cons Mru. Pearl, $50. roller t2i0,
quiet.
u,,ss $50 pas Nayy beans, t225, mo.
dium. klUn
/ u,r Mru.-lu hali hr's. $500 from store.
CUl,Arb Wurhr.'u hu hris, $3.50 iron
] store
/ Huw,y am Guns From store. i12,.
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Live stock.

CNrrLr-Choicc 10 extra, 3t@3Ac good.
3Myt.c. scalawngy to medium. l4W2' ~;
choice feeders, 40 aud up 2f.Cg3c feeders
7iU to ubn, 2ism2Ac.
lloDs-Choicc light hogs, 5C9oitc good, "a
a. be-. common, ii,6Ilsc.
SnErr-Choicc, &C., medium, 3a3 sc, com.
mon. sl,bHi.5n
Lawns huirc De-; common 10 good per
head, Il. bUmAJO
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Groceries.

New York, Jan p. - Coffee - Options
opened steady, l0@25 points up, and closed
steady, l0g20 points above yesterday; sales
$4,000 sacks, including January, $4,000
1900; February, $l575Ggl5S5 SIS; March, April
and May Sl575@l5sO; June, 1910; July,
$3.50 August, S5Ggl5;9O, September,
Sl5.95Gl1G.0O. October $lG.00@lG.05 Deem
Der, $lG.l6. spot-Rio stronger fair cargoes,
l715c.
Sugar-Raw, dull refined, dull and easy;
c, 5AGt55sc; extra c. 51sM6Hc; white extra
G. 6SGt6 3.lGc; yellow, 5H95%c; oil A, ga
@6Hci mould A, nc; standard A, CSC
confectioners' A, 6Ac; cut-loaf, Sc crushed,
Sc powdered, 7Hci graduated &c; cubes,
nc.
Molasses-Foreign, quiet; sales Of six car
goes Matanzas to arrive at 2OL for 6Oo test
choice, 30Gii5c.
Rice-Firm.
NEw ORLEANS, la, Jan. 2l.-CoiIee quiet
but steady; Rio. common 10 prime, 1890
1896. Rice-Quict at 3Ad5c. Cotton seed
products nominally unchanged. Sugar
Open kettle, steady; choice, 434c; prime TO
strictly prime, 9.iG@45sc fully fair, I7-l6
@4lSc good fair, 45-l6@I9sc; fair, 4I4c;
good common, 4Is@i Size; common,
3A@ic; inferior 24@jc; centrifugal
firm choice white, 60-l6cmGssc; oil white,
yellow clarified, q 3-l6@6Iic; prime yellow
clarified, o l-l6@65sc. Molasscs, quiet but
steady; open kettle, good prime, 3O@32c;
prime, 27Cg2gc; good fair, 25M2Gc; fair, 22Cp
bic; common, l5@lSc; centrifugal, strictly
prime, 2iG2jc; good prime, 2O@2lc; prime
ls@l0c; good fair lie; fair, Ice; common to
good, l3@l5c; syrup, 2j@3lc.
CINcINNATI, o., Jan. 2l.-Whisky firm;
sales, l,3iG brls finished goods, on basis Of
81. %.
Butter easy; fancy Northwestern creamery,
27M2sc; prime dairy roll, l2@l3c
Sugar quiet and easy; hard refined no
Sc; New Orleans, 5Ld5Lc.
Eggs barely steady at l2@l2kc.
Chcesc-Dcmand light; prices firm; choice
cured, mild Ohio fiat, l0jsmllc.
S,NTos Jan. 2l.-Conee-Good average,
| $500 rcis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, 5000 bags purchases for the United
| States 1900 bags; clcimnces for the United
States, 1900, stock, 275,uOO bags.
RIO ~ JANElRo, Jan. q. -Collec-Rcgular
first j,7OO refs per 10 kilos good second,
| 500 rcis. Receipts during the week, $500
| bags; purchases for the United States $1,000.
| clcarances for the United States, ls,OO,
stock J6s, 600 bags.
CmcAGo, H., Jan. 2i.-On the Produce Ex
| change today the butter market was dull
/ and unchanged. Eggs steady at ljCtiGc.
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COTTON MARKET.

The looal cotton market op,rcl firm and
closed steady. midil.nr p.r Sale, 200
balcs. including ~ hale, H,t evening of
which i.euo bale, io exporters aud i.toO
bale 10 spinner.
rN,UAsUu QrurATtnNa
Ordinary. 5'.c god ordinary SIC low
middlIuE p',c mildlur r'-, good mid
ding 1860 midd'.ug u.E io'., iair nom
inal
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Cotion Sod prohncf..

Paws CGupE OrI.--iD6 Sc: prime summer
yellow, jOtt53c, choice cooking summer yell
low, a3dajc cotton seed meal, t20.OO, lcs.
than carload, $3.50.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


At noon. Spots-Stcady and demand fair
Sales, 1900 bales of which 10, 100 were
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, Of which
%, 500 were American. Closing quotations
were as follows Niddiug o 0.lbd.
Futures opened stcadicr and closed steady.
These price. are given in pence and Giths,
thus GGj means G.63.Gid and 5.0l means
51-Gidl
Atipm. January, 532 buyers; January
February. h3l buyers, February March, $50
buyers March.April, $50 seller. April May
$50 sellers. MayJuuc, 5.3l sellers June.
July, $50 sellers, July-hugust, 5.3j buyers,
August September, 6.32 sellers.
UAVKE.
Spots closed quiet and steady
Tres Ordinairc, oslsG February futures
G5Ac.
Above spot quotations represent 6Sld for
go kilos OF low midll.ug cotton. lluyrc terms
1875 kilos equal 10 100 lbs and 5.2lf equal
to $lOl.
Buy and sell stocks and bonds through I.
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spou Uivurl Stead, uui closed quiet and
steady mitdHnF NI'le. -aic, 5w bale,
Quotation were o., follows uriIuHry.
6i3.iGc ruud ordinary, s1sy. low mhllur.
e7iGc m.lilms % 'lGe r1ul mIiiUuF
10 bic mdl.ug i.l los. nlr If4.
futurr, opened steady and glu.Tl doh tut
steady as follows January. HEHutst
February pprpW NUnh. pr.Ulp5p.
April. p0pnpnl. May loWtiuw. June.
i000 July. lois August 90 ssa,ugI sp.
tcmhcr pssft1 ~ October Uo, u,krl
Salcs. $3.50 bales
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IInn..I,nIh snnniin.

futr Steady uWulH : O1uap per
vi l""a.H per DO, Lemons ~ 500
800 prthuN lluHuus 81 lII1 prf bunch.
IupH Malaga. .Eu.wpb Dates. sfisc.
Artu % unnfl 20 pee nu rcdupplr,
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- 10 N&iUUU. ist Co&sw us Is
---sT NU. ,it ktaNWNr. tN. kyNAu
" $50 MUU Del, Tenn NH iT urfmrf tIg
wurrus Iif Total ..FH FH'fs
Estotb.uN yWNv' NNTHE pLGN
RR rn CuNsWNN Hr.. INUNT yK 10
TuifI aH.I I#Ira
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Careless Mothers.

Many mothers have permitted their children 10
die bcior their eyes When they might have iccn
saved. Any mother Who kegs house without \
bottle oi Ackrfs English naby soothcf NJ hand.
runs fisi which shc may sometime rgrvt u
hassayci the lives oi thousands Of children and
Il doing ~ every wear H. J. licisiCf druggist