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Political Echoes.

for the United States Senate.
Judge Newton, f'lsionist, has been de-
MED a recount by the supreme court for
the Michigan supreme bench.
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smnllnox Among Chinnmen.

Tacoma. Wash. Jan. 2.-New Northern
Pacific steamship Tacoma. from China, ar
rived at Victoria. 3. c., yesterday and was
quarantined. with small pox among the Chi
uese messengers,
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

Tie work the H'ate snperintsnIe ent
Of publ, health. Dr. F. II D. yaux
has Leon QUE ef orgariz icn ind itab
s!ble ouibse,k aud sprsad of infectious
tented exposed int irrational b ,un isry.
and Eurnt ean oouutfis suffsiiug from
he prevalence of death de,l.rg dis
eases, the dnlies of this Efficient nari
tartan have been ardlons aud exsotinP,
receiving the connendstion Ut the leaf.
ing health departments and specialists
of 9th our own and foreign c,untties;
but with tae present thoroughly crgau-
izo,i department aud the saeciai Ullted
States health examining officers. s. cured
by him and stationed at our ertry ports,
the people OF North Dakota may con-
9ratulate themselves on being as secure
should general scourg. inya ae our
country the coming years. the most
80 entitic sanitary and general h.alth
pr'c4utions can warrant when ad
ministercd by thoroughly competent
aud p.iustakiag st te supsrinsen' ent
of pubic he,:th. Qlarantioe restric
tions have b 'en adopt d by pro,lsma-
tion snd other precautions taken as
circum stances demanded during my
term of 6ffce.
oRGAsIz lr1oN OF WILLIAMS o.UNTY.
la compliance with the provisions Of
section chapter so. Laws Of 1891. and
upon proper pres. ntstion of petitions
ard facts shoHiog the citizens cf the
unoyganizsd counties of Buford aud
Flannery entitled to county e1Rtnizs
tion under the constitution. authority
6, on Nov II 1891. so granted. An
election was called. officers elected. AMI
this oouuty is now fully o,ganized as
Williams county, with county, seat at
Wiliis.on
GRASsuoPPER PET
In the summer OF 1891, The
farmers in the eastern portion Gf
Our state b me alarmed b,
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their h;gaes, poiat within two years;
yei the state ctfiosrs in charge Of the
sala OF these securities were enabled to
secure an extremr'y high premium for
chem. being smtli ;ient in amouut TO
practically reduce the interest on this
h'nded JudeuteJpess to about
81 ser cont L, is believe,
t.,at tho premium secured for
these bonds was the highest ever koowr
to have beer paid Tor western sts'e
securities. Au examination of th-
STAT tteasuret's report will demonstrate
that our hnances are in healthy con-
.iitioa, and that sufti ,ient tut ds are en-
hand to l.qnidate the expenses Incl lent
to state government The following
condensed summary will show the
An, cunt in the t:easury to the credit of
the variLus funds on O,t 81, 1892:
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-09

In oder to provide for tue liquidation
Of North Dakcts's portion OF the in
debtedness Of the Territory of Dit GA,
as determined by the jipt commission
of the states Ct North aud South d .kota,
the last legisl .ture authorized the
issuanos Ct 100000 Of 80 year 4t per
ext interest bearing bonds. Tue ne
go'iation of these securities came at a
period when loanirg rates had reso,et
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-09
aRAssuoPpER PET.

In the summer OF 1891, The
farmers in the eastern portion ef
Our state b c.me alarmed b.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
HOME SECURITIES.
GOOD REASONS FOR THE wHIRL IN
THE STREET RAILWAYS.

Bad Wire Service, but Trading of Good
Froportions-The sharpsburg Branch
Bonanza TO the Citizens Traction-Goid
Bricks From Lusser AIine.
There was fair degree of activity on
Change yesterday, but wire trouble reduced
the volume of business considerably by
keeping orders out of the market. Strong
features were Philadelphia Gas, Citizens,
P1ttsburg, Duquesne and Central fractions
PittsOuIg junction, Luster and Switch ana
Signal There we're no weak spots.
The Manchester dividend of IL per cent
for the quarter is the first decln red by the
company, but Judging from the heavy and
say it will not be the last. The money to
pay it was derived from the, recent sale OF
horses and old material. There is talk OF
dividends in Central and Birmingham. EVl-
IDENTIFY the street railways are booming.
The reason for the advance in Citizens
Traction is the fact that the Sharpsburg
electric branch is already earning $3.50 n day.
The expenses for the cars employed, IN
cluding in terest is $3.50 n day, leaving net
profit ofSs0. These figures are from reli-
able source.
The boom in Luster during the LAST few
days is attributed to the TACT than an Official
of the company who recently visited the
works returned, not only with good I'M
preston of the prospects of the company,
but with tangible evidence of tho existence
of the yelIow.metal in the shape OF two gold
bricks.
Sales at first call were 25 shares of Bir
mingham Traction at Is, and % Manchester
at 40. After call, 1870 Philadelphia Gas sold
at 15lz Second call, 30 0Philadelphia Gas went
at l5H, New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
ut A, and 10 Pleasant Valley at % Nothing
WAS done at the third call. After call. 1l5
Central Traction were picked up at "a. Bids
and offers were:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
Packers for Oil Wells.

On the train between Mcdonald and
Mansfield was Mr.. Gushing returning to
Washington He had been at Mcdonald
putting a second one of his packers in
the Brickyard well.
Mr.. c. was asked what success attended
his second attempt to pack the well and
confne the fourth sand gas. He said:
"After several attempts 1 succeeded, but
owing to the condition of the rock below
the Gordon sand experienced some diff
Guilty in finding good place in the rock to
set the packer, the we'll being shattered by
the effects of the shot put in the well,
which caused the first packer to give way,
thus proving that q packer will not stand
the force of glyceriDe, no matter how well
protected, when there is no more substan-
tial substance below the packer than gas,
although the packer was resting on leg of
three-inch pipe extending from the packer to
the bottom of the hole"
"Have you put in many of your pack
erso"
81 have had several orders recently, but
owing to a severe attack OF the grip was
unable to attend to them, and when gas is
struck. even in fair quantities, below the
oil sand, if something is not done quickly
the well will soon dry up. However, just
so soon as the we'll owner is satisfied that
he has not found oil sufficient to pay in the
lower sands, and that the gas is drying up
his oil, / will only be too glad to give those
who intend to use my appliances for confning
such gas such directions that, if followed,
will keep the gas from infusing or decreas-
ing the oil output of their we'll until can
get around to permanently pack off the
gas"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
WHEAT SHAKY AGAIN.

The Strength Confined to the Early Part
of the Day-Rumors From Russia a gain
Disturbing tho Narket-Corn and oats
0aiet and Steady.
Wheat was rather nervous and
subject to numerous fluctuations during the
day. In the earlier part of the session the
market was strong most of the time. but
toward the close the feeling was one OF weak
ness, accomnanied by decided decline,
which left prices Mt the close consloersioiy
lower than yesterdays last fg ires. mere
was very little wheat for sale, and the Duy-
ing was fair. There was recession atter
the opening, on foreign advices quonng
weakness in prices, which caused free sell
ing. Shorts took advantage of the situation
to buy. causing rally, but in the afternoon
it was reDortcd Russia wns 10 remove tne
export prohibition, which caused Dreak.
Then the market rallied, but broke once
more tO inside figures and closed easy. May
opened excited and ragged, 9l5sG92}4c being
maid at about the same time, nut 1t hroke 70
9l5Sc. firrned up, weakened to 9l12c, ralileo
to 9aJsc broke 70 and closed at 9l1sc-
Coril-Quict and steady and inclined TO
firmness Fluctuations were confined 70
a range oflzc. closing At the bottom and
close to yesterdays last nSures oats-
Steady.
Hogs product opened without change
Pork made a slight advance in the early
trading, hut the heavy receipts of hogs and
free selling caused weak feeling. Ihe
close shows a loss in value compared Win
yesterday of a0c IN pork, DC in laru ana '72@
i0c in ribs.
r,rtnd bv John NJ. Oakley & Co.. a Sixth street,
mem hers of the Chicago Board ot Trade:
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Grain. -Four and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange to-day:
i car sack bran. Ss, spot; cars No white
oats, She, January. Receipts. as bulle-
tined, 20 cars, OF which J3 cars were by Pitts
burg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway, as
follows: l car of ear corn, l of wheat, . of
oats, of sack bran, 3 OF hay, 3 OF flour, of
barley. BY Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis: cars of oats, of hay, of bran.
BY Pittsburg and Western: cars of hay.
Cereal markets are practically the same as
they have been all the week. The situation
remains all this year so far in favor of the
buyer. The upward movement OF h;ly has
been followed by n reaction and markets
have declined somewhat from the highest
point reached last week. Old corn is steady
ana wheat is quiet.
Following quotations are for carload lots
track. Dealers charge an advance these prices
from store:
wnEAT-No. cred. sac@si 90; No. red, a5
@9Sc.
ConN-No 2 yellow ear. 5o05Ic; high mixed
ear. Isls@50c; mixed ear. 46@ei6kc; No. yellow,
mixed shsiled, 44a;4se; new No. yellow shSiea,
4aa4gc; high mixed DO. 41f1>sac.
0ATs-No. 1 oats. ssh@s9c; No. white. s7x
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
QUIET AND DROPPING.
NOT A VERY ANIMATED DAY ON THE
STOCK MARKET.
The Death of the Heir Presunptive Affects
the London Exoharge-The Proceed
inss of the Traffic A.socia ion Board
Rul~s no,postIc EipspciaI AffAirs

The Death of the Heir Presumptive Affects
the London Exohange-The Proceed
ings of the Traffic A.socia ion Board
Rules Domestic Financial Affairs.
NEW YORK, Jan. H-The stock market was
comparatively quiet to-day, with n dropping
tendency. The death OF the heir presump-
tive to the British throne had its influence
in London this morning. The dribblings of
stocks from foreign sources were easily alb
sorbed, and while they gave heavy temper
to the earlier dealings they had little infiu-
ence later in the day, and the stocks which
have an international market were in the
main no weaker than the remainder OF the
list.
The principal domestic influence in max
ing lower prices w;,s the effort of the bears
to make uneasinesS over the occurrences at
Traffic Association. The market, however,
was rather unsettled all day. There was q
firm tone during the, forenoon, but later
prices generally settled slowly away and
failed to rally again. The Industrinls were
firm. and Sugar, after its marked loss a the
opening, actually scored q fractional ad-
vance. The strong point in the market was
the Chesapeake and Ohio shares, and the
preferred stocks showed tho most pro-
nounced strength. The general list was un-
usually barren of feature. The loss in St.
Paul was the largest. The market closed
OF the dav. The majority snow only slight
losses, while St. Paul is down ~: Atchison,
IL: Missouri Pacific, per. cent; Chesapeake
and Ohio first preferred, 21a, and the second
preferred, ~.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 3Tl,-
9Js shares, including: Atchison, % s7i: Chi
cago Gas, Is 400: Erie. 1850; Louisville and
Nashville. 1850; Missouri Pacific, O55; North
western, I0s4l: North American, 8 $50: North
ern Pacific preferred, 1880; New England
e0cs0; Heading, l3 200: Richmond and West
Point, Is 534; st. Paul. SO 400: St. Paul and
Oms ha, 6 SSS; Union Pacific, H.460.
Railroad bonds also show ed II further fall
ing off on the amornt OF business done,
while the same unsettled feeling prevailed
as in stocks, resulting in an irregular mar
ket and final changes of great irregularty.
The sales reached only ., ls4, coo OF which the
Kansas and Texas seconds, which were the
only active issue, furnished 475G0O. These
bonds retired slightly but the most I'M
portant movement was in Richmond and
West Point IS. which sold down to s. from
81 and closed only ID per cent higher.
The following table shows the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY STEPHENSON. oldest Pittsburg nenl-
bers of the New York stock Exchange 81 Fourth
avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15

The expected decline of suyar is here an 1
our quotations are reduced nc per lb in ac-
cordance with the facts of the case. Coffses
are steady mt quotations. Rice and choice
New Orleans mOlasses are very firm.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancv. oIT.cc; choice Rio. 203
2O%c: PRIME I9;sc: low grade Rio. 17iSlSI81sc: old
Government Jaws. 27G'Z:'c: M2-acaibo; 2l1s922ae: e
Mocha. 27t3Sisc: Santns Il529-239c; Caracas, 22lk
ROASTED I'm papcrs)--Standard brands, 19c: high
gsadss 2%Ss 9a SSveEaMent gsnies aya sHik s
berry. 25c: choice Rio l9,fc; prime Rio 1sc; good
Rlo ls.se; or;lnsry s469 1Ss@7s is,. ,usn,o.
cassia sr grppeEi liS; n9tmSs S foe,
909'sc globe. 1A9141c: crime. 15c carnadine lie;
royaline, 14c red OIL lo@@1c; purity, I4c; oeine.
MINERS OIL-No. winter strained, 4o@4.c per
GAL: summer. 356As7c: lard oil. 5a95sc.
SYRUP-Corn syrup. 2an30c: choice sugar syrup,
siG3Gc prime sugar syrup 3G93ec; strictly prime,
choice, iO9ic; old crop. 36@3sc: N. o. syrup. 4+s
SIC: b-carh, assorted packages 5%@sc: sal soda.
in kegs. 1alc: do granqIaied, &c.
''fi R1csEHRead Tar carolina, sll@ssc; choice, 54@oc:
ATlsiS sTaRcH-Pear af 4c corn starch. e@sxc; gloss
FoREIsx FnuITs. ralsins; g 60; london
81 coal IS; Valencia. 7@7%c; ondara Valencia, s@
SIC: Sultana. 1nTl5c: cprrants 4std'5r; Turkey
Prne Prmnes IN Tsei III pacEames Htss ceeoanHts
almonds Ian. Id. 2oc: do Ivica. 17c: do sheiled,
smyrna fss, isric; new dates. 5saec: Braz nuts
&c: pecans. l5iA17c: citron. q ID, 2@@2ic; lemon
peel I2s e 10: orange peel, H. l2c .,leo,>.
2N6slc: peaches. California, evapnrated. impaired
jS0l8c cherries ptted 15c: cherries. unpitted Sc:
rasp:erries. eyaporatcd, 1Si9c biackberries, $50
sEGAHs-Crf,es. &c: powdered, 4sc; ,granulated
4I4c: confectoners'. 4Sc: soft white 4G4isc: vel
low, choice sz 3jac yellow. good, 31S@3Ac; yellow.
PicKLEsE Medium, bbls u.2oo), 81 so; medium,
SALT@Noi = bbl 81 20: No. /. extra p bbI. 81 10:
dairy. hbl, sl.l: coarse crystal g hb. 81 20;
16 1t-ib packets 80
CANNED GooDs-Standard peaches. 81 1901 90;
peaches. saSsoc: finest corn 81 oaai 50: lid. 20.
corn. S5ct1s1 Co: red cherries 81 0a9l 10: Lima
beans 81 10: soaked do Sc; stringed do. 6NdIac;
pinrspples. 81 20fe1 20: Bahama do. s2 90: danson
piu,ns. ~ o.: Gre"ngages. 81 .: egg plums. 81 90;
i 3: aR,'s1 do sreensases. d IS: do egg piums,
81 81: extra white cherries. 81 IS: raspberrics,
8 oa9; 10; ststweerries msrtcs 10; gooseberries
81 30f0l se backberries. Soc succotash. 2to cans.
soaked, a0c: do green: 10 cans 81 e59l 80: corn
beans. 81 iasi % IS: 1oSsters. o-b cans s ~ mack
erel I-fb cans. boied. 81 90: sardines. domestic,
as, 50 s5@i 90: rs. 50 80: sardines imported rs,
dimes Dix % mustard. ; s. 80: sardfnes. spiced. q 70
FIsH-EItra No. bloates mackerel, s24 90 per
sre sS ra si5 y 10 Sss; ars: ss s. So
large mackerel 81 90: No. small mackere $40 90.
Nf5T1Ts Mh s 20 c sfs Ss . IT, s. Lake S treas sn
land ha:Du,, i2c q 70. Pickerel half b6l: q 60
quarter hhl. 81 so. Holland herring. 75c. Walkotf
oArGEAL-s4 soa5 90.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
fy Telegraph.

>-rv To-l5-T5ccves-Re -RecciutS, 4O5 head, all
frr HSpOTtcra aud slsught-rers: no trading:
cling weak; dressed beef steady ut 7G915c
p-r round: shipments to-day 1876 beeyes
:-.E > sheep. Caiv AS-Eeccipts. 1856 head;
:uaT>vr Il, ,ji: ycals, +6 0GGiS 80 per 100 pounds;
gIs --.'r~ and Western calves So 5063 So
-l""l'-s.'a..:D'S G,3l4 head: market firm:
-"r,.s. = 5A.a' 90 per 100 pounds: lambs SC %
a. - ?: I"r--eG mutton firm 1T SGl0c per
l,"liuu: G'rSsru lambs steady at 9S1llc
Ilu->-RecejptS. ll,S4 head. consigned di-
1rci: nolEntally steady Ut So 90@4 20 per 100
pounds.
t.-;c~gp- cattle Receipts, Is 900 head:
shn.Aenrs, 5.'Jt head; market steady and
lover r"o5 g.. -.ytII native steers 81 50615 20;
,:n-.- > .D"i p: stoclers. s. SOS 90: cows
81 .5."- >. Hpgs-ReceiptS, A., 900 head: ship
ln'i %. 20 head: market active and irreg-
u';'iE E"'--' and common, 50 9J@+ 90: mixed
:ut& i'acl"'s. Il 05G94 10: prime neavv and
l"tc6".S Weiga-s, - i0laf IS: light SO s534 05
,l-Aeceii,.s, 9UH0 hcaa: shipments 1000
hr...i: lnalGct &C e ard steady: ewes s3 25
q =: lnized = S5G4 75: wethers. - 7576 3O
westerns, - O5flJ 80: lambs, "a 2566 IS.
=, nn,o - cattle Receipts. 81 loads
through g sale; market very dull. Hogs
-itece-Q1N' 81 leads through, 75 sale:
firmer or good mrtiGnls and heavy York
cr~: he%NN ,-'aE''S, - 3064 30. packers and
Ceipts, leads furCugh. so sale: slow and
lower .nT AL E'nFs: sheep, extra fancy, S5 25
q 10: '""g 10 choice, - 9065 20; fair 20
q GOD - 2haf -; lambs, .ood to extra native
81 20NE 80. common to fair do. Is 90fa; IL
-. atte-lteceiptS Loo mead: shin
1ae-ts, 800 h'"d: market dull: tain TO good
l.ar5vc~. - eHai -: common Texans. 81 20s0
I'd. BoCs-Rgccirts, :. .903 head; Shipments.
Lgur head: market active. opened lac higher:
advance lOs!: .3ir TO choice heavy % IOG4 80.
mixed, ordinary 20 good. So 50G4 10: ii.,ht
fair 80 best, S3 90Gt 10. Sheep-KeceiDts 4no
head; shipments, 100 head; market strong;
Ialr TO choice muttons. 81 C0a4 Is.
-Cattln-Receipts, ZOO head. mar.
kcr slow and Ia l''a lower; common to fancv
steers. 81 75fI5 -: Western, 81 50d3 -. HOES
Receipts, : 90 head: market active and
nj. IS strong to &c higher l;.sllt So S5613 OK.
heavy. - ga O5; mixed, So 1908 IS. sLeenN
Receipts. J2i head: market active and
s-e=dy: natives, - 2595 2j Westerns, a OOsD
3 20.
K-.ns=s observation-disclosures, 1900 head:
shipments. , 100 head: market steady.
svaers. $ I5d5 y: stockers and feeders 80 x
G3 %. cows, - 0g63 50. Hogs-Eeceipts
D. 600 Bead: >i.;; mvnts. 500 head: r;nrke;
sTrauZ and &c higaer for good heavy: light
b. 20 lower: l;;!l s. S0914 30: all grades g sd
a lJ SEecp-R-reipts, 800 head: shin
IIcuts, none: market weak and lower
Ciucinua;:-Hogs-Mark active strong
fov hUsvv, easier FOR light; common and
ligi. = 7-7i s'' .-G~l1ing md butchers. ~ Is
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
Ycs,erd.v,s Market Features.

Business was slack on account OF wire
trouble. The February option opened at
631sc, which was also the lowest. The high
est and closing was 631ac. Very little was
Daily average rms were s5,512; daily aver
age shipments, &c. 765. Clearances were Is QUO
barrels.
On CITY, January H.-NationalTransitc GER
tificates opened at 623Ic, highest. 65l1c; low
est, 6254c; closed at 631c: Sales 81. .0e0 barrels;
clearances, 334, eco barrels.
BRADFoRD, Jan. E.-National Transit certih-
Gates opcIed at 6231c: closed Mt 631zc; high
est. 6314c; lowest, 62s4c; ciearances, l64, 600
barrels
New YORK, Jan. IA. - Petroleum opened
steady, advanced Nc, then bee. me dull and
remained so until the close Pennsylvania
oil, spot, sales none: February option, open
ing 621sc: highest. 6Slsc: lowest, 6,1sc: closing
631sc. Lima oil, no sales; total sales, l5.COO
barrels
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Easy Conditiors at 3! ONE and Improvement
Over the Water

At the city banks yesterday there was a
moderate call for discounts, with liberal
supply of funds. The prevailing rate was
6 per cent The revival of speculation is
broadening the financial movement Bank
cieArinFs were s259s. 99s 66 and balances
S56i.eS2 s.
The European situation is improving.
Money in London is not abnormai!y scarce,
while at Paris and Berlin there is abund-
ance. The rnising of the rate of discount ok
the English Bank would supply its wants in
a day, and the fact that It has not been ad-
vanced is an assurance of satisfactory con
ditions at the worlds financial capital.
At New York yesterday money on call was
at ,: closed offered at ~ Prime mercan-
tile paper 1895 Sterling exchange quiet
ard steady at a SjA Tor 60-day bills and
81 Sj3I for demand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15

al IS; receipts $500 head; shipments, l,l21
head Cattle easier: fair to choice butcher
grades - 1904 90; prime to choice shippers,
a 0064 IS: receipts, $50 head: shipments, $50
So O944 IS: extra fut wethers and yearlings,
81 1905 90: receipts SIS head; shipments, lco
head. Lambs steady; common to choice,
81 00@6 90 per 100 pounds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
Mining stock Quotations.

NEW York. Jan. H-Alice, I40; Adams Con-
solidated, l75; Aspen, 800: Best and Belcher,
200; Consolidated California and Virginia,
365; Deadwood T., 200; Eureka Consolidated.
140; Gould and Curry, Jos: HUmestake, HOO;
Horn Silver, $50: Iron Silver. 14O: Mexican,
160: Ontario, 1900: Plymouth, 100: Savage l2O;
Sierra Nevads, 1e0: Standard, l20; Union Con-
solidated, 130; Yellow Jacket, 100.
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Closing Bond Onotafions.
bid.
Bank Clearings,

CHIcAGo-Money 6 per cent. Bank clear
ings. Sl6,33o 132. New York exchange 4O65Oc
premium.
Sr. LoUIs-Clearinrs, s3,5j947l; balances,
$3.50, $50. Money, Cal PEI! cent. Exchange
on New York, 90c premium.
MEMPHIs-New York eXchange selling at
par. Clearings. s57l, ,7G.; balances. $780, e6a
NEW misunderstanding, 81, III. .602
New IoRK-Bnnk clcarinas, sll3 4s6, ,s22 bal
ances, s5,O27, 500.
BosroS Hank cica trgs, sI6 Isl eis: bal
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In Leather Lines.

The movement of harness leather is not so
free this week as it was last week. There is,
however, little accumulation of stock in the
hands OF our tanners. Eelting and collar
leather are moving out rs fast as produced.
Prices in both lines are unchanged.
Following are the prices of harne S leather
as established by the Allegheny tanners:
No. extra heavy, 100 bs and over, 36c per
b; extra heavy. Sic per b; No. 2 extra
heavy, 29c per d; No. l heavy 130 to 100 lbs,
32c per h; B heavy, 30c per h: No. heavy,
2Sc per b: black line, 29c per ft No. l oak col
lar leather. 13c; B oak collar leather, lie.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15

5 Heron was due last night. Greenlee q
Forst's No. Bailey, and their No. Gamble
should be finished to-day. Whitesell Co.
expect to complete well today at Smith
willie, ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
The same parties have Just started to drill
on rhe Hugh Barr farm, two miles from
Smitilville
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
ThcHnn.n Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. i4-Coffee options opened
steady bat unchanged to 10 points up;
closed steady but unchanged to 20 mp:
sales Is 600 ba.s including January, y 504
l26Oc: February. H. 2.2oc: March, n.9UGg
lIa5c: May, Il.60c: Junr, ll6OQll 55c; sep
tember 1l6Oc: spot Rio firmer and more
active: No. Z, i31ac.
BALTIMORE, Jaa. l4-Cotfec steady; Rio car
goes far, lie; No. Z, 1880.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-15
The Drygoods Market.

New YORK Jan. IA The dry goods market
was conlpal lively quiet in consequence of
tne inclement and depressing weather
Shipments OF goods made coed progress
un,.er the circumstances. The jobnino
trade continues good in wash fabrics, but
in other goods no important Developments
have been reached.