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Largest OF All Michigan railies E.x-
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Grnin nnd Provisions.

CmcAIo, H., Jan. S.-A fair business was
transacted In wheat aud the feeling was I'M
settled. General indications were favorable
for better market and prices did average
higher, but there was more or less opposi-
ton TO the advancing prices In tie shape Of
free nj crings by two prominent local trad
crs. The olening was strong ga &c higher
than yesterdays closing aud advanced &c
more later caSed oil under free offerings,
and prices declined nc; again rallied NC.
iluctuatcd some aud closed Sc higher than
yesterday The principal feature OF strength
on the market was the strong tone uf Euro
pcan adyiccs, both private and public cables
quoting higher prices. Domestic markets
did not appear 20 sympathizc with the adj
vance until late In the day shorts covered
freely aud good buying Wa credited 10 the
houses Who have foreign clicntlgc, both on
long and short account.
4 better feeling was developed In corn aud
trading was u larger volume than for some
time past, though the range was narrow
There was q large line oi shorts covered, one
house being reported o. buying 10000
bushels. Trailing was largely In May aud at
J1GtJ1 ~. offerings were very liberal. two or
three houses selling freely within the range
mentioned The market opened at ycstcr.
days closing price AMI advanced Sc, ruled
steady and closed a@Ac higher than yes
tcrdny
There was only modcm'c interest taken
In the oats market. Outside orders were In
rather limited supply aud local traders were
inclined Ia 90 slow during the greater part
OF the session. A stCndicr feeling prevailed
on the near aud distant futures aud prices
advanced ls@',c, aud the market closed
firm.
Quite a good speculative trade was re-
ported IN mcss pork, aud prices ruled with
considerable irfrgularity. AZ the opening
the feeling was weak. and sales were made at
i5fgl7 ~ decline on the closing figures IT
yesterday. Later the market exhibited more
strength, aud prices rallied i5a20c. aud
fluciuaicd considerably within a small range
aud closed comparatively steady.
Trading was quitcNctiyc in lard, and the
feeling was somewhat unsettled. A rcduc.
ton of 2itc was established at the opening.
but prices later improved Be- Later rrduc.
ton ~ lOotl2'sc was submitted to. but near
the close rallied 2,SCtSc, and the market
closed steady.
Trading In short ribs was moderately brisk,
aud prices nuctuatcd considerably. Prices
opened iOal2isc lower. but quickly al.
yanccd 79@iOC Later weaker feeling was
developed, and n reduction OF iOc was sub
miticd 10. Toward the close the market was
stronger, and prices rallied 5Cg1 &c aud closed
steady.
The leading futures ranged NJ follows;
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bid; March, SlH@31sIc. closed at 31Lc bid
May, s3%g33hc, closed at 3S9Sc.
oats-Actiye; No. 2, cash, 2ic bid; May,
| 27A02SMc.
Rye--iS64sLc.
Barley--Little doing.
Hay-Dull; prairie s7.O0Gs.50 mixed
timothy, $G50@l0.50; timothy, Sl1. 0O@l3.0o.
FlaXseed-Nominal at $l.50.
Lead-Nothing done.
Butter--Dull; creamery, 22925c; dairy,
20@22c.
Eggs--Dull; small sales, 1ic.
Cornmeal-Firm; Sl.S0g1 So
Bagging-Dull and depressed, but prices
unchanged; ranging at 1o14@l2A. Cotton
iron ties, $l20Ml25
enthusiastically steady; pork, S13. IS;
lard, prime steam nominally$7. %. Dry salt
meats, shoulders, 1925; longs and ribs,
500; short clear, 1925 Bacon, boxed
shoulders, 500; longs and ribs, 81. 75@7. SO;
short clears, $s05. Hams, $10.37 1z@12. 10.
Roceipts-flouT 1000 brls; wheat, 5000
bu; corn, 100000 bu; oats, 2S,000 bu; rye
1000; barley, 0,0O0 bu.
Shipnents-Flour, 5000 brs; wheat, o.
900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, none.
KANSAS CRY, Jan S.-Wheat- Reccipts,
= bu.; shipments, 3, l4S bu.; in store, 267, SO
bu. Market stronger; No. red, cash, G
bid, Ole asked; February, 93lsc bid; May,
0SI5c bid the year, sales at &c. No. . RED,
cash, 1sc asked No. 2 soft, cash, no oiIei
ings; May, 90c bid, Sl0l u asked.
Corn-Receipts 4,s06 bu.; shipments 500
bu.; in store, l2l 1913 bu. Market steady; No
9, cash, no bids nor offerings; May 2s5sc bid,
20Ac asked; No. white, cash, no bids nor
offerings; May, SOC bid 3OI.c asked.
oats--No. cash, no bids nor offerings;
May, 23Ac bid.
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But few changes were made Ia the local
market quotations to-day poultry advanced
q little aud eggs weaker Amount 81 grain
IN store at the elevators Corn, ~ sol bush
els; oats, 6s, iG3 bushels wheat, i33 bushels
AZ the New Orleans sugar market there Is
little movement the demand for kettles II
nominal and slightly improved feeling for
contriiumls The market u easier In
sympathy with New York. Molas.cs con.
tinucs easy. Re- quiet and unchanged,
moderate movement
A moderate number II hogs has been
handled hy Western packers the past week.
says the Cincinnati Pric, Current apparently
falling little short Of corresponding time
last year The packing 90 fifteen prominent
points was 1900 Tor the week against $50
con last wear All points packed approx
mntcly 2la0On, against s2',UlO last ycai
Total packing since Noycmbcr I, about
1865, 600 hogs, against $4,000 u year ago.
implying % shortage 81 7i6,OlO a. date Not
mu'h change In prices Of hogs In some
instances the quality " reported as hardly
up 10 previous Offering, but Tor the most
part Is well maintained aud the weight
heavy. The weather la, continued unusu.
ally favorable Tor feeding operations, and II
r. believed that the supply Ia come forward
the next lew weeks will be- fully up 10 cor
responding time last YEAR
Tho situation abroad aud the feeling en-
icrtaincd by dealers encourages the view
! that British markets an likely 60 need
! more literally Than last year II American
hog products and ~ soon NJ our market.
4 a -
/ a. higher values the foreign demand will
undoubtedly be- fairly active.
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FRuIr--Stcady Oranges, S500G15.50 per
brl; Sl.50@2,50 per box. Lemons, S2.5O@35O
per box Bananas, $l.5O@2,5O per bunch
Grapes Malaga, S600@000 Dates, rose.
APrLEs-Sl. 50@22 % per bril- Dried apples,
4Gg5c per ID, from store. Dried peaches, Az
&c from store.
GAnE-Quail, sl.OO@l. % per doz SOUR.
rcls, 75c per doz; rabbits, sl.00@l %
per doz wild turkeys, 50@75c each; wood
duck, 81 50@l.75 per doz; teal, S225d25O
per doz mallard, $2.25@2,50 per doz. Vent
son saddles, SGgl0c per Id; whole deer, 4GD5c
per ID; opossum, l5@IOc; dressed coon, 100
Butter-Butterne l5c; creamery, 35@3sg
dairy 2O0j0c; country butter. l5td20c,
Recommendations, Sl.JOl1l.75 per brl
Cabbage loose DGg7c. kraut, per bril- 800
@j,0O half brl, S20oG92JO. Garlic, SOC per
100. Carrots, S300@350 per brl. Beets,
S2.5Od2.75 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per bril-
HorscTdsh s5.00G550 per brl
CmFR-0lark, $500 per brl and $3.50 per
half hrl.
VHEGAB-pcr gal, 10@I2c.
EGds-Dull Boxes lic; cases, l5c.
RAIsiSs-London layers, 800; California,
1925 per box.
PrcKLEs--Brls $3.50; halfbrls, 800.
PouITW-, hickens, young, $2.0)g2. 25
mixed, 81 25a275; hens, s2.50M30O; tnr-
Keys, young, SGOO6D00 old s. OOG(l200;
geese, g.. i0C1i.5O. ducks, g.. O0m3. -; dressed
turkeys, l2mlic per pound; hens s250g3OO
chickens, Sl,jOM2OO, geese, - OOG5.00,
NuTs--Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia 5ll@G4c; Tennessee, farmers
stock, l6i5c, roasted, lsc higher; shellcd,
red, SIC; white, &c; Spanish, Sc. Pccans,
Texas, old, 5Ggsc. Italian chestnuts, 100
l2l6c.
PorA1om--Firm. S1.5OG2.Oo per brl; SKIS,
6btgI5c Utah. S5@0Oc per bui weet Sl.7O
per brl.
FRIzH FIsH-Buiialo, lac per III; cat, &c
per ID. Game-Perch, trout etc, 5tGsc.,
NOR IN
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s.ro, cries

CANNrn Ooops- rineapple., ti:2SClt SO
pcnrl,cs, lhs. standard si.ItHi.iW second,
si.On Tomatoes, lbs standard. S5Ctpnr. .
10. standard ti.el simwbvrric-, ti.2i.
Raspbcrrics. els. lilackbcuirs I.oO. Green
gag'S. n - rcars s2ul. fum-. SO
Asparagus. ttOl ufcrn corn. tLUhat Is.
Gucen peas st2i Cove oyster. fall weight,
NJ. ps. 2 il,s. ~ .hS6tiOn light weight Gic.
? It's. sl.pai.iO CONDENSED milk Cruwn
$50. Eaglc t1 ~ SWis. Sm salmon,
si.75t,1UO sariincs. ttap. mustard var.
dimes. ,ti0 Mackcrcl, tL2b. herring mack
cfcl si.ui
sraAn--purc white, 5c. on white, GAc
yellow clarified. GAmO'.C rvhnci A. 9i.c.
standard graduated. 3Am5ac powdered
sb@s'.c, cut LOAF, Sh@sl,c, opcn KEITH,
Naba,c hrm
Cosrn Common. lee ordinary, 1870
re, fair. iTA@isc, prime Rio. isiamiS sc.
choice 10 fancy, iOkCsac old Government,
Jim'ric steady.
s,Lr saginaw. sl.3oFi.i5 per brl. Ohio
River. A. 2Jetiia per hrl. SIS tine. 1850
lao. coarse. sl.iOdi.ia, pktS 2Att5c.
Mcr-louisinna, i't@0'Sc Carolina 90
&c. firm.
CASprEs-stick. all sizes. In bSs. pals aud
brlS seiic, fancy, assorted, iOJiSc, extra
fancy. is@2ic. firm.
SfAnCu--Ji ,6tJsc.
MoiAssH--i1uisnnn common 20 fair. -
/ GialC prime, chOicr. 3a0ti1c fancy. llCtbOc.
crnirihralr, common 10 fair AaNV. primo
30 choice, glfii,c, syrup 21f,iic. steady.
Cnrisr- Primo Hats. s1mn'lc. New York
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DOMESTIC rNcnANoE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
New York aud Eastern demand s., dis
count buying sight, - discount buying par
selling New Orleans, \ discount buying,
81 premium selling. Cincinnati, St Louis
and Louisville demand 81 buying, par sell
ing.
Nothing new In money circles today cX-
cept the elections of Boards OF Directors by
the local National Banks and Board OF Trus'
tees by the Manhattan Bank.
In Investment securities during the past
year, Tennessee new 3's advanced lAc,
Shelby county long 6's unchanged, Taxing
District G's 1913 advanced 20, Taxing District
Gs, 1915, unchanged Memphis Compro-
mise Gs advanced 2lEc; Citizens Street Rail
way 0's declined SIC. Memphis a Charles
ton 6's advanced lc; Memphis 4 Charleston
consols rs unchanged City Of New Orleans
premium SIS up 7hc; Cotton Exchange Gs
unchanged Memphis Gas Light rs oil 2 c.
Mississippi Lsvoc, Second District, G's up &c;
Tennessee Coal and Iron Gs, b Division, up
Sc; Bank of Commerce stock of isc; German
Bank stock OF Isc; First National Bank
stock off Ifc State National Bank stock up
2lsc; Union and Planters Bank stock up Toe;
Mercantile Bank stock unchanged memphis
National Bank stock up Toe; Merchants Cot
ton Press stock on 1910; James 4 Graham
Wagon Company stock up Sc.
In speculative securities during the past
year Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad stock
declined 594c, Memphis 4 Charleston Rail
road stock of &c, Mississippi 4 Tennessee
Railroad stock on i2llc, Masonic Temple
stock OF 7lse Tennessee Coal a Iron stock
mp &c, Memphis Gas Light stock or Toe, New
J South Land Company stock OF 77jsc, Cotton
Exchange Building stock Oh SIC.
In local cotton market Memphis spots
closed firm, sales being 1900 bales or 2iOO
TO exporters and 500 to spinncrs. New Or.
leans spots closed steady and unclaimed.
No future market was held, Il being Holt.
day anniversary Of the battle Of New Or
leans. Liverpool is steady, demand fair,
futures steady. near months unchanged, late
months oil point. Manchester cloths aud
. yarns are firm. with light demand The
New York market rcmnins quiet. with
future steady nj an advance of Ia points
Hubbard Price a 60. say. Liverpool
adyiocs were more favorable than the bears
expected, aud the advance at which the
market opened has been we'll maintained
during the entire session. Although tho
market ha, not displayed any activity. the
underionc OF trcugth has been conspicuous
aud the light movement at the ports
assisted In giving more confidence To the
bulls who remained after yesterdays
frsbs out
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CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. -Cattle-Recelpts,
5000; shipments, 1900. Market steady;
bccves, 81. 1905. 40; steers, S3.OOdi50; stock.
crs and feeders. S300a3.J0; cows, bulls and
mixed, Sl.35@3.25; Texans, Sl.0j@3.05
IIogs-Rcceipts, $1,000; shipments, 1000
Market active and i0c lower; mixed, 500
6t5.25; heavy, S5.0j@520; light, S5.05@5. %
skips. S3.O0@5.00.
shccp-Rcccipts, 1900; shipments. 900
Market steady; natives, $205@5.2j; West
orn corn fed, S4.lOCjL70, Texans, S275@
$40; lambs, SI75@GOO.
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Hrn,IsInn..

Fmn-M nckcrrl half hrl,. 40 I, $500
NUn. No . - u0n ~ No q s1.D. iulh
kits. No 1. si.S, Ne. 2. Els No. Q, ti.i0
DB herring family. 3ic pee box y. e. roc
herring hall brlS s1'i. White Hsh halt
brl. tih
Hoo rHnnrcrs-StronF pork, siihodih5b
sugarCurrd hams. iihWi2C breakfast
bacon. HOLE. clear fih sidcs, baron, 81.
hulk pork, clear sides. 5AsC. clear rib sides
7isc; long clear, 5lsc shoulder, CSC.
fRrsu Mrtu-llccf, headquarters, Nos
forcquartcrs. 3nic. city hogs 56t5 &c.
country drrsscd. btpilsc per No. spaw ribs.
~; hnrkhDnrs. a. per w..
LWp-rrs. ~ half bfls, SIC kegs sac,
chuicr kettle. nal0'lc lhn.
rius Fur Iris, gDco half brls $50
Kegs, si.25.
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IacilsInn.

CoEN-fmm .torc, white, inc mixed &C.
from lcycc ur dcpot white In bulk. l2c.
IN Sicks iic, mixed, la bulk, az. M sacks
sc.
BRlS-Frcm store Sc. irrn lcycc or
depot, SiG1.
llN-rhoicc. from siorc. Sitc. car load.
frum lcvcc or depot stGuo aiN5D. prime
from store. ~lmNsc. car load, from leycc or
depot tih Ulft N. prairie. from storr. N
to,s. car load. irum lcycc OF depot, sin.Untt
itUh
O.r-frpm stor white SIC. mixed, ais.
from lcycc or depot, white. IN bulk. SIC,
e., in sacks, 81. mi'cd, in bulk, 2p'Sc. in
safks Ilc
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon SpotS--stcady demand fair,
Sales, 10000 bales, of which SsO0werc Amer
lean. Receipts, 26,O0u bales, OF which -, 500
bales were American. Closing quotations
were rs follows Middling D 1.l6d
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
THESE prices are given IN pence and 6iths,
thus; Cos means GGS-Gtl, and 6.Oi means
5i-6id
At I pm; January 20 sellers; January
February, :. - values; fchruury-Murch, 525
sellers, March-AprIl, 62j values April
May 6.2G buycr,; May-Junc, 527 buyers;
June-July, go sellers; July August, $50
buyers, August-Scptembor $50 buyers.
HAvRR.
Spots closed quiet aud steady
Tres orlinairc, 67Nr February futures,
63Hc
Above spot quotations represent 67Ai for
80 kilos Of low middling cotton. llavrc
terms, i5.3j ldlOs equal 10 100 lbs aud 5.2jf
equal TO 81
Buy and sell stocks and bonds through T.
NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street.
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NEw YoRK, Jan. $. - Coffee - Options
opened barely steady AT l0@20 points down
and closed steady at56G 10 points below yester-
day; moderate business. Sales, 800 bags,
including: January. Sl5.30@l5.40 February,
sl5l5@ lj2j; March, Sl505@l5.30i April,
sl515dl53G May, Sl5l5@l530; juno,
Sl5l5dl530; July, $3.50; August Sl5,31Ca
1910 September, Sl5.i0@l550; October
Sl5 iO01l55G November, $3.50. Spot
Rio, dull; fair cargoes, l7c.
Sugar--Raw, nominal; refined, unchanged
Rice-Firm and quiet
CNciNNArI, o., Jan. s.-Whisky-Stcady
and firm sales 2,l2l barrels finished good
ON basis OF Sl.03 Butter--Weak anC
fancy northwestern creamery, 30(d32c
choice dairy roll, Isolde. Sugar-Dull ant
weaker. Eggs-lleavy at loo. Cheese
Firm.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. Son the.produce Elk
change today the butter market was dull
fancy creamery, 26@ 2sc; choice TO fine 200
pc; line dairy, lS92lc; good 10 choice, lia
loo. Eggs-Easy at lGc.
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IIirnai.inil..

Ftorn-From STORE. common. S3506a3 CO
family Si@df.lU choice sLJnFi LGi. fancy
sihbttb0 cNtru fancy, 1 UEAot patent.
sb1hefHn steady.
CHAckrus-soln. extra SIC. treble extra,
GmGlsr ginger SNAPS, 1mSisc. assorted Jun.
blcs, iuWi2c. cram ru.ekcr, 5ismsisc.
Cons MrAL-PcaH, $50 roller - 10
quiet
BRASS ,Sp Pr,,.-Nayy beans. s22i me
dium. 500.
oar MrNL-.ln hall htls. $3.50 from siorc.
CR,cKEn WHEAr-lu hall brl,. si.JJ irOm
store.
lluAivY ASH Gnirs-From store. s3ai.
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Articles


Cash quotations wcrc NJ follows
flour-slcady aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, tl0NtiOO'.. No.
spring WHEAT. sGbc for choice No 2 nd,
slOoa iOO',. No. 2 corn. $50. No oats.
2tisc No. ryc, isc. No. barley. nominal.
No. l ilaNsccd, Sl0l, prime timothy seed,
iirm.
Mess pork per brl, sis es@i3ao, lnrl. per
leo Tbs. ~ inlat i2is. short rih sides (looscl
tap1. dry saltcd shoulders. lboxcdL un.
changed. short clear sides lboxcdh un.
changed.
Rcccipis-Fiour aoco brls. wheat. 5000
hu corn, 10000 hu. oats, iip,UOO bu, rye,
p.OpO bu. barley 7G0p0 hu
Shipmcnts--flour, 1900 hrls. wheat,
$500 hu: corn, i7AOoo bu.. oats, iOi, coo hu.
ryc, soOO bu. barley, Si,oobu.
81 louis. Mo-. Jan. S-flour-Quict aud
easy, but unchanged.
Whcni-Flm and higher. The opening
WIS strnur aud &c adynncU was paid early
on better markets elsewhere. nrincr cable.
aud wet weather but SHARP declines NJ other
point. brought out such FIRE selling a. to
deprrss prices rapidly. the IMPORT later that
blizzard was coming causing ~.
action. anl the close WIS about itc above
ye,irnlays. No cash, bitmsAr NAV,
n. or, Cuiuiis, closed A. i.Gtt.uiN asked.
june. u,isCtgSc. closed ns's bid. July, $3.50,
sp'sc. closed NJ ss'5c.
Com-firmcr. No. 2 mixed, cash. 900,
30i.c. February. @am@'sc, closed $3.50
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Miscellaneous.

WmsEY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.bO@G0G Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl.35 20 500 sharp advance
on October; Eastern rye-, 81. 10000, ac-
cording 10 the age and make common
whisky, Sl.OOMl3O according 10 proof
nothing under 70 per cent quoted.
BAoGING-ll 9iCtlJc.
Tus--Sl lOMll5.
smoT-Drop $50 buck Sii5.
LEAp-5l6M0c.
TALIow-ilsc.
sNuFr-Garrelts. siO75; Ralphs, s1O.25,
Railroad, ~ %; Gail n AXIS, $500.
FuRs-Bcar skins, si.u0G7OO mink, l50
Csc, coon. hunter handled, l5Cl75c; country.
handled ibCtGOc otter sl.OnCJGOD; beaver,
- OndG0r wild cat ibM3Oc; fox, lhtg15c.
muskrat. l0Mljc, opussum, l0dljc; wolf,
JocC1s2OG panther, dOcGgslOo skunk, 10
@sOc.
Powpm-Kcgt $500 half kegs, S2.75;
quarter kog,, ,l.75.
Coat ou-Prime white, wholesale lots,
l0c per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashcd. n
6t20c, clear, grease wool, 2uft2bc, bury,
washed 2iHgOc: tub-washrd. 3Otp3jc.
TonAcco-Common, 2i@joc; other grades,
OOdSic
BrrswAx-20c.
NnLs-lron, 500, steel. - ~.
lIipp-pry Hint No |, a.; No. . &c; dry
saltcd, Sc No. ?, &C.; green saltcd, No /, 81
C,Gc, No. 2, &C., green, &C.. dccrskins 500
iuc shccpikins, lJ@l.uO. irn.
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Parents CrimiuaIIy Liable.

More than half 81 al deaths occur before. six
year. Of aye. An army ~ innocent. lovely chill.
drn arr swept ncc'llcssly away each year Parents
an Criminaly responsible for this The death nate
81 children Ia England Il less than half this.
Ackcr's English laby SOothcr has done mOrc 90
bring this about than all other causes combined.
You cannot Afford Ia Dc withoutiL H. J. Hester.
druggist
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DAILY corTox srATrMrNr.

Imports-A& hR ~ 7 w. TO- J. a
Mr. II. iC7i " a LRR a. ipi e. o&swR a.
n iMRR. ist Tenn Mil u H. ps ticamcn.
~. wagons 100 Total, i.l.n bales
Exports L&NR R.si. ,o& Rw u a. No
Tenn MD u n ~ TOTAL, rs balca
SEw yonK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet;
middlng. l3-iOc. Salez. asa bales. QUO.
ntions are as follows Ordinary, ii.l0c;
good ordinary. SIC. low middlns o b.lCc;
middling. 0iSiCc good nddling l0isc. mid.
ding fair. 1896, fair. il5to.
Futures opened quiet aud firm and
closed steady. ~ follows January, ob3@0.6i
February. o GI@0G5. March, e55C,a5s, April,
s.sse5o.sei May. nog@loOp June, iooDct
1910. July, io.i7@iois; August, 1920
1924 September. o.ss@oOO. Sales, 3s,ioo
bales.
NEw ORLEANS.
The spDt market opened quiet and closed
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factory, 0}E6tOc; full cream, 12k@t3c;
Young America l3@l4c.
SoArAN CAYDLEs-Soap, 3ls@5c; candles,
full weight l0c.
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Sl,si6,000 and the onh active feature was
the Richmond & Allegheny iirsts $685. 900 Of
which changed hands
The total sales of stocks today were H.
5ol shares Closing quotations:
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS No. Jan. .-wool-Roceipts.
$3.50 lbs. Very few lots in first hands and
market quiet aud steady.
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I.I,. stock.

LANns-Choicc, SC; common TO good, per
head, a. dnm3On.
nloOs-Chuicc light, &c., good, Sl.65@IS5.
common, 4'4miisc.
CAuLr-Choicc grass, 3a@3Nc; good. %
c'3c, scnlawags, l't@2lsc, choice feeders.
2lsm3c. feeders lAm2isc.
snru-choicc, ici medium, 5g3l sc; con-
mnn. Al nlhlI.In
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oil aud TurpentIue.

CLEvEtAND o., Jan. s.-Pctroleum--Easy
s.w. ll0o, nc.
wnNNGroS, y. C., Jan. s.-Turpen tine
Firm; 4lc
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steady; middling, olIc. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations are as follows; Ordinary, 7&c;
good ordinary, s9Sc low middling &c;
middling, 9l9c; good mddling l0Ic.
No future market Holiday
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Firm iddling Cotton o 7-l6c;
Sales Today, 2,ooo Balos - The
General Market Is Steady - Meats
Easy.
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Coilon >cc.I I.roInc,,

PnW CEupr ou--ioc; prime summer vel.
low, SOC. summer white. 6jo. choice cooking
summer yellow, h5c; cotton seed meal 5000,
lcsU than car load s2lJD
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ExcnANaE qrorAtINs.

Ordinary, TIC; COOL ordinary, shc
bow mlddling, o.; niid'lins o5-iGr. good mid.
Cling OlS.lCc; middllng fair, iO,ac, hir
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RrLiAnlr railroad watches at Thayer's
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ArrrAL OFFICE
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. s, 1889.
There Is fair demand for money, and
ample supply by the banks at 3 per cent