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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-08-02
ELECTRICAL ECHOES.

Matters Of Mors or Lsss Moment Brisay
Msnsiensd.
The eruption Of Mount Etna is sub.
siding. The flow Of lava Is decreasing
Baron Joseph Alexandsr Hubner. the
wei knossh Austrian diplomatist. /,
dead.
The council Of the City of Mexico has
voted 81, 900 for the purpose Of an exni.
bition, at the Chicago fair.
a prominent Italian naval enginee,
has been arrested in Toulon and win al
once be expelled from France.
The queen has knighted the lord
mayor Of London. conferring upon him
the order Of st. Michael and st. George.
Lehmann's iron foundry, the largest
establishment of the kind IN Hamburg
has been destroyed by FIRE. Loss l,0OO,.
600 marks.
The announcement of the consolida,
tion of the Colorado Coal and Iron com,
pany and the Colorado Fuel company
has been made.
A watchman named Gulyas has beer
condemned ait Pesth to be hanged fol
numbering fellow watchman, his wife
her sister and his three children.
Mrs. Caudice Wheeler. OF New Yorl
city. president Of the Society of Asso
ciated Artists, has been invited to bt
color director Of the woman's building
at the worlds fair.
a dispatch received ia London from
Interlaken. Switzerland. says that j.
Gibbons, Of Springfield. America,
while crossing the Grudenwald glacier
was struck BY an avalanche and killed.
Mrs Deacon has obtained. permission
70 have her children stay with her dur.
ing the holidays Two daughters who
were staying at Bassemotte under the
guardianship OF tho general charlie,
have Joined their mother.
A dispatch from Libreville. received
by ihe French Government, says that a
detachment Of soldiers belonging to the
Congo Free State. armed with the lates,
pattern of breech- loading rifles, fred
upon party Of French troops on the
shore Of the river Kotto, killing one
snar
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cANADA's SCHEME.
sAs Nni Lower the Water Of the Great
Lakes and Cripple Our Comn cree.

she WIN Lower the Water Of the Great
Lakes and Cripple Our Commerce.
NEW YoRE. Aug. "A Toronto spe-
cial says: A local paper gives an &C
cout of scheme on foot in Canada to
discount the effects of discrimination in
the matters OF tolls on the Sault Ste.
Marie canal. It says that prominent
engineers are now Ut work on = pro
posal to construct canal or river from
Georgian bay to Toronto by which
United States ports will be made inland
cities, while Canada will control the in
land waterways The plans embraces
the boring Of tunnel from some point
on Humbert river Just west of Toronto.
out into deap water in Georgian bay.
which, it is calculated, will so1lower the
water In Lakes Huron and Erie as 10
drain the Detroit river and make it i'm
possible for boats to land at Duluth and
other United States lake ports.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2---A Chicago syndi-
cate, members Of which are largely in
terested in the Garfield park race track,
has purchased I20 acres Of land at Roby,
q station on the Lake Shore road just
over the Indiana line and fifteen miles
from the central part Of Chicago Here
they propose to operate race track free
from the interference Of Chicago and
Illinois Representatives OF the law. The
land lies on the shores of Lake Michigan
and j. il the intention OF the promoters
TO provide all the features Of seaside
resort.
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Braxilian cofree Crop.

Rio JASErso, Aug. THE receipts
Of the port for the crop year ending
June 80 were y, ,7l3,S3s bags, and those
AZ Santos 3,698,4l5 bags. The Rio and
Santos crops then amounted TO 7,4l2, ,243
bags. The two crops had been esti-
mated at from s,00o, 900 10 1900, 900
bags, but . great deal of coffee was lost
for want Of laborers to gather it. The
two crops this year are estimated at
from 6,0oo. .Oov to $500, 900 bags, but it
y probable that the coffee viii not all
be gathered, as there il much complaint
OF lack OF labor. It is said that over
80, 900 people who had emigrated to San
Paulo have left that state since Jan. /
for the river Platte.
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Advsncsd Coal Prices.

PafLApELPHIA. Aug. 2.The circular
price of coal for this city Is advanced is
cents 81 the mines by the Reading and
Pennsylvania roads, making the rates as
follows: Egg. $2.65; stove, $2.7b; chest
nut, 32.65. This makes an increase Of
about 90 cents since the first Of the year.
The retail dealels are expected to add
about 10 cents to present quotations.
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LATEST MARke Repoar.
81. Paul linton stoeL y.ra.

SouTa sr. PAul, Ang q issg.
HOGS -Stead,; S5.35gS.s5
iCATTE- Steady for good Prime steers,
$a6OGt.Ol good steers. * 90 y35U; prime COWS.
Sz5oG30. good cows. Sz.Uua2.5o common 70
fair cows. $i.v0asz.uO light veal calves $40 a
40; heavy calves, si.5U1z.0o; stockerS SI.T5
0x.sG feeders, sxOo0x.5O; bulls, stays and
oxen, Sk.Nl1IS5.
sHEEP-S Steady. Muttons, Sa50c4 0o; lasnbs,
S3.5GG4z5; stockers and feeders. Sa0Oat2xk
Receipts Hogs, SU0, cattle, 50J; calves aonc;
sheep 325.N
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDA
Aug. z. 1892.
CATTLE-Goo stock steady. of grades
weak.
HOGS-Weak; he lower. Heavy, s55Om
sss mixed and medium, s5.55@5so light,
a5.451s.S5
SHEEP-Firm
Receipts: Cattle, A,ooo. hogs. s5,oo,: .heep
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Minneapolis Grain.

! ----'. 1NFENhNFUfsirt Auka q lo5z. :
WHEAT-ABgusL closing. 76aSc: Septenh.r
opening. 74ssc, highest 74sSc: lowest, 74lkc;
closing, 741kc. December. opening, 7es4c; him.
est 1886. lowest. 7S5Sc; closing. 76kc On
track-No hard. s9Jfc No. Northern. $50;
No. z Northern, 70174c.
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Frlck sits Up.

PiTTsBuRG, Aug. 2-Mr. Frick passed
! very comfortable night; vu out
of his bed iii the morning; ate .laarty
breakfast, and no doubt win vislt his
ciEice early in the week. II Ii said that
nomore bulletins of his condition will DO
asued by the attending surgeon.
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Gales. 34.7j0 bags. including: December.
lG. Zoe; January. l5.95OlG05c: February. l5.s5
0l3.oc: March. 1860 Is. S0e; April. lo.t0c.
May. 1900 IS. soc; July. 15.s5c; September,
10. 40Ol5.55c: SPOT Rio firmer but quiet; No.
2. 1910. Sugar-Raw lrmer and more
active; fair refining. Sc; centrifugsis, 20
test. = 7l6c; sales. $50 tons m~uscoyado. 81
test. at 80. ok. dock. and n cargo ceDtrif-
ugai. at breakwater. to Boston. at 8 7il6c
G.. i. and f.; refined quiet. MOlasses-.
steady; open kettle. new, good 10 choice. %
Oslo. Rice In fair demand and steady; do
nestle. fair to extra, 4054c; Japan, 4lec..
4sl3c; yellow, 47O47lsc. Tailow firm; city
ts2 Tor packages). 50?isc. Rosin dull bnt
firmer: strained. common to good, Sl.o2'e
@l.31hc.
Eggs firmer; light receipts: Western best.
SIC; receipts, 6.643 packages.
Hides quiet and steady: wet-salted New
Orleans. selected. At TO 60 pounds. SAFE;
Texas. selected. 80 TO GO pounds. SAFE.
Pork quiet and firm: old mess. Sl5Ol5.25:
new mess. S1eG16.5o; extra prime, nominal.
Cut meats quiet and firm; picked bellies,
9lse; picked shoulders. SAC: picked hams.
1l0l14c. Middles quiet; short clear. g. 75c.
Lard quiet and tirmer; Western steam
closed at 10. csc: options. sales. $50 tierces;
December. 10.65c; January. M.55c; May,
&.95c.
Butter in moderate demand and strong:
Western dairy. 1702ic; Western creamery,
3032c; Western factory. 15O22c; Elgin:
Sil2 0a2c. Cheese in fair demand ana
frmer: part skins, c09lac.
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Options. 'tOp'nino Highest lLowcs,. CLOSING.

Cash quotations were as follows Flour
steady. wits no quotable change; No. 9
spring wheat. 72&c; No. 3 spring wheat. 81
05gc; No.. 2 red, Thc; No. 2 corn. 40ssc; No.
3 corn. 36hc; No. 2 oats. 3O030lsc; No. 9
white. +. o. b., 34A 0e5Ac; No. 3 white, 3l0
51tsc: No. 9 rye. SOC: No. 2 barley. CSC; No.
3. +. o. b.. A065c: No. 4. f. o. IT,. 35D355sc;
No. l flsxsesd. sl.Os: prime t~imothy-seed,
s2.03; mess pork. per brl. ga IS a l4.60; lard.
per pound, 10. 40c: short.rib sides Qoose).
S.300S $50; dry-salted shoulders (boxedi,
7.S51s6Sc; short-clesr sides lboxed), 5000
S.65c; whisky, distiliers' finished goods. per
gal, S1.30: sugars, cnt-loef, 5sc; graduated.
SO; standard A. 47sc.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the
butter market was strong; creamery, 200
soc: dairy. 1902Gc. Eggs firm; strictly fresh,
25h 026c.
Receipts-FIour. $4,000 brls: wheat, $780,
600 bu; corn. 3-5. 600 bu: oats. Al. 200 bu; rye,
1000 bu: barley. 10000 bu. Shipmcnts-
Flour. 22.000 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn,
128. 600 bu; oats, "a, 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu; bar
ley. ~. COZ bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow flor
past seventv-tEo hours on most roads,:
Wheat. $50 cars; corn, 500 cars; oats, $40
cars; hogs. 5000 head.
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AT NEW YORK
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Comln~rcial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Flour-Recsipts,
81. 600 packages; exports. 1890 brls, 5000
sacks. Market more active. tirmer and 100
advance asked; city mills lower on sales
made late Friday. Sales. SO, 600 brls. Low
extras. S2@2.55; winter wheat low grades,
s202.55: fair to fancy, S2.6o0a75; patents.
sS.S5@4.15; Minnesota striaghts. S3.50G4.10:
Minnesota patents. s4.2504.75 Is; rye mix
tnres, S2.N93.5O. Corn-meal quiet and
steady; yellow Western. s2.75Q2.S0
Wheat-Receipts. loo. $50 bu: exports. $685.
900 bu; sales. 100000 bn futures. $1,000 bu
spot. Sposs moderately active and higher.
With options. closing firm; No. . red. Ts2 a
zee in store and in elevator. 7y19 "a 79a; 0
afloat. T7A07SNc I. o. H.: No. 3 red. 7lhO
742.c: ungraded red. 730slc: No. l Northern,
S134 0S2c: No. I hard. s7h 0S7A O; No.. }
Northern. 77h@77&c; No. 2 Milwaukee,.
77l4 No. 8 spring. 714c. Options
were fairly active. excited and 14G1l9c
higher. They opened stronger. advanced
1h0l&c OF higher cables. Wall street and
foreigners free buy ers. decreased amount
on passage. large shortage in Liverpool
stocks, increased visible supply less than
expected. decreased New York stock and
shorts covering. reacted "a lac On realizing.
and closed firm: No. 2 red, January. 76ss O
II 9l6c. closing ut 77sc: March, 7g4 aSOc.
closing at 79ssc; May. SlaS2lao. closing at
81 sc.
Rye dull and nominal: Western. 505Sc.
Barley dull: Western. 6o0SOc: No. . To-
ronto. S5c. Barley malt dull; Western, SIC;
ciry-made Canada. S10l.05.
Corn-Receipts. 34.1oO bu; exports. 16,4O0
bu: sales. $4,000 bu futures. 1870 III bu spot.
spots moderately active and firm: No.. 2,
Asa a i9c in elevator. 1914 assoc afioat: nm
graded mixed. 49h G50c: No. 3. 4SG soc:
steamer mixed. ssh q ga Options were
dull. weak and is0 ssc lower on the Increase
in amount on passage and local realizing;
December. 4Sss 04Sssc; closing at Asa c: lam
nary. ASS "a i0c. closing at 4sAc; May, 5l4 %
5lAc. closing az 51&c.
Osts-Receipts. $1,000 bu: exports. 2.3c0
bu: sales. JOG. 600 bu futures. l5S. 600 bu spot.
Spots fairly active; mIxei higher; options
dull and steady: January. 363sc; May. 3S7s
G39c, closing Mt 3S1Sc: No. . spot white.
4lh04o4c; mixed Western. 36Q3sa; white
Western. A&41c: No. 2 Chi cago. 37kc.
Hay quiet and easy: shipping. 60065c;
good to choice. 750e0e.
Hops steacy: State. commonl TO choice.
goa 7c: Pacific coast. 20Q2ir.
Coffee-Options opened firm at 5 tn %
points up. and closed firm at c5 to IS up:
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Trade Quiet, with Prices Steady on Staple
Arficlea-Corn WAX md Iorxer

Trade Quiet, with Prices Steady on Staple
Articies-Corn Weak and Lower.
As usual following n holiday trade yes
terday was dull, with prices steady and
unchanged. The firmness of the poultry
and egg market Is likely to continue 40
long as the present weather prevails. The
stock of poultry carried over after Christ
mas - by no means as large rs usual;
neither is the Eastern market glutted, con-
sequeptly no lower prices are looked for
this week. The commission-houses are not
az busy as last week. the cold weather. for
one thing, preventing shipments of fruits
and vegetables TO the extent OF some weeks
past. The hide market Is dull, and prices,
although unchanged, are easier in tone.
The attendance On Change was small,
and little interest was shown in the bid
ding. On increasing receipts all grades Of
corn were off lsc 10 lc. Wheat and oats
ranged rs on Friday last. Track bids ruled
wheat-No. 2 red. &c; No. 8 red. Coo;
No. 4 red, 55c; rejected, SOC; wagon wheat.
Csc.
Corn-Nos 1white. sSlac; No. 2 white. sShc;
white mixed. 37lac; No. 8 white. 3siac for ono
or two color; No. 4 white, SAC; No. 2 yellow.
SHE; No. Sysllow. 37lsc; No. 4 yellow. 34c;
No. 2 mixed. S7l2c; No. 3 mixed. 3s1c: ear.
Ss1ec.
Oats-No. 2 white. s4lac; No. 3. SAC;
No. 2 mixed. &c; No. 3 mixed, Sic; rejected.
Hay-Choice timothy. $40; No. !. s11:
No. 2. &c; prairie, No. ], $3.50; No. 2. $3.50.
Bran. sil per ton.
POULTRY AMI OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens. 10 ~ ID; youngchickens,
Top n: turkeys. &c u ib; ducks. &c y ID;
Bu~tter-Ctoice country butter. l52lSc;
minor s9l0c.
Eggs-Shippers paying go.
Cheese-New York full cream, 12G12lac;
skins. sore ~ 10 tJobbing prices.j
Feathers-prime geese. 4Oo y ID: mixed
duck. pc - 10.
B~eeswax-20o for yellow. 15c for dark.
Weol-tine meriEo. l69lsc: unwashed
ccmbibg. lie; tub-washed. 3lQ33c.
HIDES, Taiiotr, Etc.
Hides-No.1 green hides. &c; No. 2 green
hides. 2lsc; No. 1G. :. hides, 4i4c; No. 2 G.
s.. hides. 3lac; No. i tallow. 4sc; No. .
tallow. sic.
Horse Hides, s20225.
Tallow-No. ], Ac: No. 2. 33sc.
Grcase-Wh bite. 4c: yellow, sac; brown,
&c.
Bones-Dry. slaa1s y ton.
PRODUCE. FRUITS y VEGETABLES.
Lemons - Choice. s3.7s 70 box: fancy,
Cabbage : Michigan. sl.5o0l.75: home
Cranberries-Per brl, sa5O0Io.5o; S25Ov
bu crate.
G-apes-Malaaas. s1.5o@S.50.
Ceiery-Fancy white plume. sop bunch.
C~idsr-s5.50 - brl: SO p half hrl.
Bapanas-sI.2502 - bunch. according to
eize and quality.
onions-ss ~ brl: Spanish. $3.50 ~ crate.
Sweet Potatoes-Jcrseys. $3.50; Illinois.
SIP brf.
Oranges-F1oridas. s30s.s5 p box; Tan
gerencs. 80 ID box.
Apples-Green. fancy. s3250a50 u brI:
medium. S25oG2.7 as t. brl.
Chestnuts-S5.50 SCAT - bushel.
Pofatoes-s24042.50p brl.
GAME
Squirrels-150 90c y doz; rabbits, 10000
y doz.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

lTae quotations oire, eeiosg are tie scRiag prices
Of rhoiesGie decfSrs.
CANNED GOD
Peaches-Sfandard. 3-pound. ss.2502.4o;
s-pound seconds. els5Q2; California stand
ard. g.. :J12.b0; CaiifoTnia seconds. Sa652.25.
Observation-Disclosures 2-pound. T5c;
raspberries. 2-pound. s1.2o: pineapple.
standard. 2-pound. el.25Ql. IS: cove a. stsrs.
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Visible supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The visible supply
of grim in store and afoat on Saturday.
Dec. "a, as compiled by the New York Prod
uce Exchange. was as follows: Wheat. 49,
$4,000 bu. an increase of 1874. coo; corn.
IL. 12G. 0o0 bu, en- increase OF 402. COO; oats.
600 br, a decrease of 74.O0O; barley. 1885,
600 blu, q decrease of 1.0ol.
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fornia ard oregon woods are unchanged. Pulled
wool Is In steady demand az 80 40c for super.
Australian wool ia firm ana foreign carpet WOODS
are In steady request.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-wooi dull but firm;
domeetic fleece, 25932c; pulled. 20032c; Texas.
IEzO1c
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Gond.-

YORK. Dec. o7.-The dry goods market
opened very quiet Mail orders were few. Con-
verters and cutters were inqulring for goods, but
AGENTS were chiefly busy with deliveries OF goods
sold. The condition OF the market anu It's tone
were unchanged.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle In Fair Demand Mt Previous Prices
Hogs Active and Hieher-sheep Strong
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. s7.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 100; shipments. none. There was q
light supply. and the demand was fGlr at
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MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Market Strengthened by Sec
rotary Fosters Gold-Reserve Talk.
Nearly All Shares Higher Except Northern Pa
ciGc. Which Was Pressed for Sale-LOcal
Jobbing Trade Quiet-Corn Lower.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Though Little Was Doing Prices Advanced
aud the Feeling Was Strong.
At New York. yesterday, money on call
was steady at SOC per cent. the last loan
being made at o, closing offered ats.
Prime mercantile paper. sos per cent
Sterling exchange was firm. with
actual business at s4.s6 for sixty day bank
ers' bills. and s4.sTs4 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks were 2l6.oOO
shares. including: Atchison. $3.50; Bur
lington, $500; Chicago Gas. 1l,4OO; Dis
filling, 16,5OO; Manhattan. 10000; New
England. 1920; Northern Pacific preferred,
&c. ZOO; Reading. 81 .T00; 81. Paal, 1850;
Sugar, IL, 100; Western Union. 7,400.
The stock market was dull but strong.
In the ea-ly trading there was an advance
of 2 PER cent. IN Chicago Gaas. III IN Jersey
Central. lss in Delaware. Lsckawanna u
Western, Ia In DistillinR and Cattle
feeding and u to 1 per cent. in the
general list. The dealings were quite
moderate. and IN the afternoon q reac-
rion ensued. but near the close some
stocks developed marked strength and ad-
vanced sha<pl under a BRISK inquiry Tor
both thc long and short accounts. A rise
of S per cent. III Manhattan, 4 per cent IN
New York 81 Northern and 3 per cent. in
New England induced buying OF the gen.
eral run of stocks during the last hour OF
business. and final quotations were about
the highest of the day, save IN the case or
Northern Pacific preferred. which was
pressed for sale. and left of at 47A. q net
loss of ~ per cent. Manhattan moved MP
ON reports that the franchise of the pro-
posed underground rapid-transit scheme
would fall into tho hands of capitalists
identified with hat company. Louisville
~ Nashville was noticeably strong toward
the close, rising over a point, to 70Hs. The
fact that no gold was engaged for export
tomorrow in connection with the state
ment credited TO Secretary Foster. of the
Treasury Department. that there was no
occasion for q sale of bonds or any
other move calculated to increase tho gov
eminent gold reserve. induced more or less
buying of stocks. The comparative ease
of money, which ruled at 566 per cent,
also had a tendency to strengthen the mar
ket. Speculation loft Oft irregular. but In
the main strong.
Railway bonds were active. The sales
were s1,320.000. The feature OF the market
was a rise of 9 per cent. In New York "
Northern fours. TO IA. The Reading issues
were fractionally higher. Louisville,
provement fxes. Oregon Collateral fives
and st. Paul Terminal fives rose 101a pei
cent. Burlington 81 Quincy. Neoraska
fours. Metropolitan Elevated seconds,
Northwestern twenty-6ve-year debenture
fves and Northern Pacific consolidated
lives declined 14G1h. There was some
pressure TO sell Northern Pacific junior
bonds.
Government and State honda were steady
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Struck the Popular Chord.
Puck.
Does Shakespeare take well in the
Westf" asked Witherup.
Does hei" returned the traRedian.
"Well, l guess. We had to kill Caesar three
times in Bloody Gulch one night"
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Daniel Evinger. an aged farmer residing
near westteld, III. who attempted suicide
ten days ago. died Monday.
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WHEAT HIGHER At CHICAGO
Forced Up | lac During the Day and
Closed with a Net Advance of LIE.

Active and Nervously Strong While Other
Grains We're Dull-PrOyisions 10 to 2212c
Higher owing to Light Receipts Of Hogs.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Dec. 27.-The deman for wool Ia
steady; sales fair. Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeccs
sell At 2702sc tor Y. % acc for Xxx, 20 e3oc
for Xxx and above and Xxx and 33c for No. /.
Michigan fleece ut a 26c for X. No. / comb
ing and dclaIne Heeces washed are scarce and
dull, but IN unwashed combing there Is some
thing doing at 25621c for one-quarter and three
eighth. In territory woods there has been sales
or tine on q secured basis OF 50 05Sc, line medium
at 52954c aud medium ut soc. Texas. Calf
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 27.-Cetton quiet: mid
ding, 9i2c: low middiing. 9Isc; good ordinary,
S5sc; net receipts. PATTI bales; gross receipts.
26.330 bales; exports 10 Great Britain, $3.50
bales: exports coastwise. 2.9l3 bales; sales. 3.2o3
bales; stock, 35l lao bales
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OIL.


NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Pig-iron dull and
steady: American, $I2.75aI5.5O. Copper quiet
and steady; lake, 12.20c. Lead tirm; domestic,
$3.50. Tin firm; Straits. 10000.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Lead lower at 3. 6Oc for
common spelter quiet at 4.O7iac.
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