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No. n.vernort Arre~ted Again.

Portland, July boo Davenpor.
has bsen arrested on the charge Of
counterfeiting. Davenport was arrested
Some time ago on the same charge. but
was ACQUITTED by Judge Belinger on ire
ground that he was induced to make
eornterfefts nv Treasury Agent Harris.
OF san Francisco. The charge against
Davenport this time is that or coming
600 e gold pieces.
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WILLING TO BE SLAVES.
Miserable Condition of the Coal Miners
of Illinois.

Massilion, O.. July 1s.-There has been
much discussion here as to the accuracy
OF the report sent out from Spring Valley.
III. to the effect that several hundred
miners in that district had volunteered 10
enter into slavery IL guaranteed the neces-
carries OF life by the mine owners An IN
ouirv was sent TO Mayor Delmagro. of
Snrlng Valley. and the following reply has
been received: ~ am unable TO say wheth-
or our miners would accept such an offer
a. was described In the telegram. firm
ly believe. however. that over one-half OF
them would he willing TO sign such an
honciad contract"
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The funeral services over the remains a
Paul Wendler. who committed suicide nv
hanging, were held yesterday afternaon
at Bonney & Stewards chapel. under ths
auspices of Rainier Tent, No. 8, K. 7. N
Rev. John F. Damon officiating. The mem,
bers of the L. o. T. NJ. of Ballard attend,
ed in body
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IN. Rnn,i.t Young rc.epIe.

baltimore. July lS-The nfth tnterna-
,i,,si convention OF the Baptist Young
PONIES Society OF America began today.
II vas sweltering hot ~ithln the great
tent brought from Cleveland for the con
ventsan At - o'clock President John II.
Chapman called upon she chorus OF %
voices. which responded with two selec-
tion< The president was happy IN his sd
dress. ana called forth much laughter
when ~ REFERRED - the warm hearts and
warm sun o. the south
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. ro.oer wounded Near wnlapa.

wEiapa. July is-Special.-F'our shots
,,e,re frea at Charles I1ockhart while he
was al work In his logging camp near this
mace this afternoon. one OF which slightly
wounded him. Lockhart recognized MS as
saf1ars hut will not cause his arrest. The
afrair. which was caused by jealousy. has
caused considerable excitement here and
II is believed that II win yet have a bloody
se-auei.
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Lodge geg.,s.~i 20 pnrv a N,nr,,,,,r,.

Tacoma. July n.-SDectal. Coroner
l'ATkes has begun suit on e~haif az Pierre
county 70 compel sseuhen Ledge. No. -
! g. q +. Of Edison. 30 paw the burial
expenses CT Michael pfelse. wAe rnuriere.g
Maggie hcFn3sr ant then committed r1i.
eide Apga Il. Tae complaint allcSes that
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Cariisie's Secretary Coming North.

San Francisco, July 1S.-H. w Van SEN
den. private secretary TO Secretary Car
lisie. who has been here for several weeks.
left today for Portland. where he will con-
tinue his Investigations. HIS ostensible
mission here was 10 make the annual ex-
animation of the branch United States
mint.
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MARVELLOUS SKILL
shown in the Treatment of All Chrens
Diseases by DIR. Darrin.

That the Drs. Darrin have effected ex'
traordinary cures, after all efforts eise.
where have failed, is a fact supported "
the strongest evidence. Their cures. more
over. are rapid and permanent, as the ioF
lowing card and testimonials VIII snow
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The slvana Creamery Hurr.>,

stlvana. July Especial Norman
creamery was burned Tuesday nighs ak,s.
II e'Ciack. The creamery was h0iit las,
year. ard cost 8. asa: one half insured. NJ
Norman. the owncr. Intends 20 rebuild A.
eFfaaa
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

that. copied from ancient English tones.
have held undisputed sway over the men
who follow the sea for unoroken genera
IONS
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Oldham. the California church deacon
and stage robbers mas been sentenced at
Ukiah TO twelve years in Folsom prison
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occupy the Denny cottage r. r. c~,,,.
is spending a week at Camp olvrupns =
c. Gilman and family go over next wesh !,
spend a week at the hotel
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rxonrsion to Sec Regatta at Victoria.

Everybody wishing 10 so TO Victoria on
July IS and 10 take the steamer Resale
at II 30 p. m. from Arlington COCK. rare
sor the round trtp only $50 Tickets
GOOD to return until July e. Phone 40.
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AN OPEN CARD,

To the Public: I hold Ii to be the da'y
OF every mai 10 tell the truth, fnonsa
some are ashamed 10 say that they hass
been to an advertising doctor. |. Tor oa'.
am not. My boy had been deaf Tor son'
time. and under DR.. Darrin's slscu9'
magnetic treatment he has been cured
He was three months under treatment.
Refer TO me at Union Ridge. Clarke cee~
tv. wash. A. NJ. EDMOND.
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DR.. Darrin-Prior TO calling On you az
summer / was nearly blind from inhs.
nation in the eye-yeu cured me ~ -,
month. You also cured me Oh ios
some catarrh and throat trouble ny s'ss
tricity. MRS. A. J. SMITH.
407 East Eighty-first street, Tacoma
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Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir: This viii csf'Is
that / have bean cured by Or. DaIs..
of acute Inflammation Of the kians, ,.
and bladder. and can testify to their W.
derfu1 skill In my case. 81. Charles nge@
Seattle. Wash. GEO n. ban :,
DR.. Darrin can be consulted fres
Hotel Stevens. SETTLE. Wash. "nsfe w
now located. ..n
According to his time-honored cns.' =
Or. Darrin Will give free trAatnenss .sv
the worthy poor from 10 TO ii u. N. -, III
Those that are able and willing 10 pay 7,
receive treatment between the hours o. %, !.
a. m. and o. m Consultation s,f1 ST..
confidential and free. Charges Tor -.
ment low and reasonable, ACCORDING srss
cumstances and ability 10 pay.
afflicted should not lose the oppo'...ses
10 consult this eminent physician 80
here
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For
Bilious
Headache

AZ tried a good many remedies
for sick headache and biliousness,
with which | was troubled for
a long time, but it was not until
/ began taking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

chicago. Jan. 10 tspecial,. Wheat acted weak early
dec nng &c Tn" disposition which existed Tor awhile
was altogether out ~ proportion to this fractional
Just h"fpr" the close the early decn. entirely
covered tn" cabi" In regard the rather iona
NOV" b tn" French rresnder started the covering
resulted IN m" final rally May opened 517.c
tween a1Ac and Sc and closed 5i7sc early weak
lower cables particularly on tn. ex
cessive duncs The larg. export ciearances
bushels. and the small receipts everywhere were entirely
ignored 1t Tor her up tll the close
the bear dar. with s. Louis leading In the selling.
th" French news there little scramble al shorts
but not much the trade Argentine cable
said that the cxportabc surplus 81 wheat would be 20
$4,000 bushels les than 1885, bu this received little
attention = the big ceaIanc"-
corn declined iraconnlly early hut
i1.c ana i,'.c and closed t1'sc Cables were lower
WD1D bushels ~ 10 export. The shipping demand
was poor The inspection 1876 cars: estimate for
TO morrow. is3 Primary tcceip- 33s 900 bushels
scarcely moro than one-third OF years Oai.
raidd and depressed &c They however recovered
almost il This break before the close. MAY opcned
Sic sold between ~ and Oisc and closed Oa Q3Orsc
Provision bulls to-day overwhelmed by he hogs
There 5000 head here l2 head AT Ali the
Western points. Produce declined all around: pork o5
lard and ribs. i?znl3c The close a little over Inc
bo tom The hos estimate for was Is OO head
ON III" curb puts May wheat 57T.c. calls 5si.c
Puts On May corn Were isc; calls 4sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

for sam. time last week ~ 300 head; ed n Sd
2o head 10 New-York. 100 head: on sale locw
AZ onsnirc lambs active and firm ana sneep So" ,a,h.
marko, cISsed strong all sod choice TO ezra rs
s, iGs, Cd 40aS+ 6j: common to air 20 or r.
cu,,s &. 15Gs3 80: choice mixed sheep ST% %, rnor
cod ,0Gs. 90 crls and common. 81 ',ns~ W.
GRADES steady. fat ewes. 5? 65aA: extra hea'S "e'"
S.ISI - Canada lambs quoted lsie OF N'pfc 90 market
i6-,'attie-Recelpts hsn' .,,'o,srs
l,w.r Prime. S. 25asJ go good 81 i3FS" g9on ssers
81 Ijnst 30 rough fat. So IjGs3 30: far ign, he,vv
81 3o1S3 co Uogs-Recepts liberal. ana oWins ~ Ths
econ,s at other points the buyers are hoiuns
n,-te is expected be tOc 5oc lower than 49, fai,
mrossble IN give quotations to-day IT,, and
ieuand ,at Market barely steady on Dom SUI s"a
lambs Extra So iJ1S3 "a: good. ~ cas. 's sn on
81 20: workings s: Gins3: hest lambs ~ -'p"f w. ~
mon 20 fair lambs. 81 I5as3 % -, c.,,t.p ecsipts
Union stock Yards Chicago. Jan 10, -, an
20 oo head Market and lodloc lower. en- 80
81 3as6 90 s9chsrs ana Sass -
81 -: cows and bulls 81 sass ~; caves 1oS55c
lowe Heavy 81 i5as4 40 common to cholcss ms.
az, 10: choice assorted s. i5Ts+ 20 light ~ 'oast -
MICS s. 25GN, rs Sheep-Recepts. l5Op head; ,n
steady Inferior choice s2ds3 -: lambs 81 ops ~
~ Louis jar lG-Cate receipts. 25'G hcao "s en-
steady to dragging prices unchanged Naive sts - 80
Gs3: COWS 81 81 Texas steers. 81 .onS' ~ TOE ~
cepfs head The market opened wcah nhn >s.n
tinued during the entire day: prices rahEru i2u,
lover The bulk sales at SASS 10 me ...n
grades Weighing 213 80 pounds solh NJ - -,n
S, 49, good mixed lots 81 iodft % common 10 o ,
light 81 s0dsi Sheep-Recepts. l.2'3 hcad. Ma. Tx
fairly active the general prices ruled steauy w ~
The best grades strong Native mixed ranged from ," "'
ass g. lambs sold at 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

TILL GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

January ~" io''.
.,oTTo\-The local cotton market was ou, narrow
Vrest"- &c, call made al "a uec"n y,
rans1, g, nnnts and the market neld ciose " ~
sa,rss inr,nr the session the nom n,rss .,
hsui .hno,;rr not loss of point ne M 80,
eNeI ,rr,ng IN. afternoon not mafheu Wy 90. go
sna, rhanges and trading was spiress' nv ~, az
.Scrv steady" at unchanged 10 poh' ~ 10
vance Total ISL" paIes. IN IN enou a ma
uar,crs is that Atlantic port recep's WIN ;os fr,n,
.nrIa, railing OF in the future. pu Hr. "a
to,s,on and other large receiving points IN M urev
10 ,ha, the Aeagy movement In that secton 10 ,n,s
~, IT, now Two and onehaf times larger han IN ne
,,c vcor The governmental trounes III 80
inn. ripple Of uneasiness. but me ma he
NOT materially affected thereby anu ,.iu have no
So, on that market. TO the southern SPo' -
Vets there is nothing specially interesting 10 xtos
O. hsnp willing 10 sell. but nevertheless ho ~ ~ 80
80 any reduction IN prices
90 49, -, tho norris this week will be about as pe
,tusa 81 unless some steamers clear "heh wy
receipts may increased 10000 OF i','' ara asti.
more The receipts al New.orleahs ~ haies las;
,ma,ct a, 900 10 bales. against ''tt -
shows receipts 10000 bales conSrsd WI.
Al Oo haies last year. and 1000 Daies ", las,
bales lS'2. The American N"pl an
;ot,cn Raporte- article on the cotton az az ,na
$50; saws: Whatever prove 10 ne th' s"e
item cron ri, 1874 marke: has alfeauy us -.
$3.50, the result OF when mas oes'
-, lac, T., hiring the price down TO &c or f'2O 70 nv ~.
nlanter i'non manufacturing me eleot n ,eIow, 4,
enable users ~ middling cotton ana Wy h,on tho
~ have been their spindlrs 10 op,n,
rnp-ecedentcdly cheap ihat ho'~
ing the low figures for yarns and CLOTHS me In
fyev earned little money IN me rast sIN ILL., T., cot
considering probable influence on
- ,rree mo, The acreage for 1870 me t'ep"tel
concludes that will be decreased co"h A'de'
IN 1885 and eventually better cotton prices, ,,,s ~.
and close r-oaN anu N''s"'s " "
.grI a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. January 49, 1885.
BEANS AND PEAS-Domestic marrow Offering
and II would 70 difficult choice marks
below - PIP Medium nrmer: stronger 40
vices from the OF supply foreign higher and
buyers show moe disposition sales
Canadian stock at 81 30 Pea frTn,
prov emen than medium. Red kidney dull and
be fancy command 81 %. Limas quiet. Foreign
beans moving out well values re- hardening
Green peas quiet We quote: Beans. domestic. marrow
bush 81 20as2 22is: medium 81 77ika$l do
pea 81 15 do white kidney. 81 35QS2 20: do red kidney
choice picked 81 90Q$l 81 yellow eve 81 ion
81 i5 do turtle soup. 81 95qt2: do lima California s. 10
as foreign pea 81 5Oq$i e.: foreign medium
81 35dSI ca; bls. 81 O7's bags O2is0
81 05: do Scotch. 81 12is.
HtTTER--The weather mild had
a depressing influence the buyer. had
any urgent meet. and those replenIsh
critical about both price
cepts showed up little heavier sellers lost No on
porunty fresh goods-crcanery, imitation cream
ladies. State dairy % ordinary prime quality
continued dul. with abundance Of stock Offering bu
there il growing sca;cis ~ fancy quality either In
fkins the sales are nj stron
prices We quote: Creamery. Western fresh extras nc
do rsts 22f24c do thirds seconds l1W2lc: d, sIr
MAKE, IeG@Ic do STATE. fan made i1Gs3c: Stat.
dairy hhf hrkin tubs fall ends fancy do seconds
hrsis 13usc state dniries entire fancy Isasi.c. do
seconds TO frss 13a17c State dairy frkns fancy ,71
lsc do seconds to rss I3di8c; State dairy tubs or nr
kins thirds IOai2c imitation creamery i36isc W..,ern
dairy l0qi6c; factory. fresh. 1odl5c DO held ol4c
cHEEsE-Beyond the Milling Of out-oftown orders there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

In State issues: slS5oOO Virginia IS. deferred
trust receipts stamped at 9dl0 The decline u
doubtless due to the refusal OF the Legislature OF
Western Virginia to consider the matter OF inc
relation Of their State to the debt OF Virginia.
10000 North Carolina S. OF 1919. at l2t Gil!
bank stock sod $50 shares OF Tradesmens bahS
at 100. the last previous sale being ,9is FOR ;
small lot. BY auction. ore share OF Chemica
went for X250. the last previous sale pe'ns
A33O
Dealings In railroad bonds showed marked
decrease among the leading issues and transsaSs..
lions for the day reached only $926ooo ins
usual slight changes occurred throughout W..
list. but few important declines were recoroeeSs
Chicago Gas. Light and Coke lists lost liz 70 e,
Oregon Short Line IS II. 10 81. the receipts ~ "
9lt and Cordage lists to 59i2. but ST. raw -
Lacrosse and Davenport Division IS rose ~.
l0S and New-Haven Consolidated deoen'u'
certificates ~ TO l40
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearihs
House s696.542 Its net gain on balance a.. w ass
$2Ol .OS2. made up by a loss In currency Of N.zs ~
and a gain in coin OF $6l4.0l2. The days ope,,
tons included Receipts A.ll4,lN: paynse,mW
l65560 consisting OF S72. 7s944o coin and *SsS'o'
currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington ~ ~
ceved to-day SOL 900 National bank notes ~ ~,
redemption. The customs receipts were s"o'.sS".
the internal revenue receipts $26s'SS ana ~.
miscellaneous receipts $72.5lS Total Governms""
receipts for the day. N05S.566: expenditu,,,s"s
81. 7S2. 065; excess expenditures $6I5tss. FOR AZ
month to date: Receipts sl4.S6oO'S: expenm"
lures. S24 S33. $50: excess expenditures $Ssos,sv
To-day's Washington Treasury statement -
cash on hand and deposits in bank compare
with the figures OF the last previous statement
follows
Ne, gold on hand s7i ss 100 ,Iislsos Dec silt"
on hand. ....... s..ass.ss C.77ss:s Dec. LasL@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
LONDON WOOI. SALES

London. Jan. iG1he wou sales to-day were con,uc ed
by Buxton KonBld a -. ami crn1 Doxat A. 90 The
competition for mernOs distributed evenly on yes
t.rdaN's basis. fair show OF keen
bidding Fine quality sold at dcclin. noted I'm yes
tei,ys prices. cpairv IN" sam" .dny: good
casionaN somewhat weaker. medium interim fully
per cent less The competition Tor faulty parcels was
slow American buyers took 300 bales q hest New
South Wales greasies IL the figures OF IN. last sail.
Following to-day's sales IN detail: New South Wales
1000 bales secured a1nis ID do locks AMI pieces 30
ND greasy; thgl0sd; do looks ana pieces t4a7isd
Queensland 3DD bales; secured. nd locks and
pieces sisaOlzd: greasy. t.q7.d: locks and pieces
2smG'.d. Victoria 500 bales: secured 0dQis 4isd do
locks and pieces 5S.dyd greasy tisu.d locks and
pieces: s.d South australia. leo bales: greasy. tsa6d
NewIeaand 2S0 bales secured. ti.aiid: do locks and
pieces 5i,mlod greasy 5M9i1d do locks pieces lid
Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal 1000 bales secured iOi.d
Iis 2i,d; greasy 3hQ7d. Falkland Islands 100 bales
greasy. oQ8nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Wednesday. January Tsp.

Wednesday. January Tsp. m.
The stock market was not strong at the OPEN
ing to-day but the unexpected resignation OF
the President OF the French Republic exerted no
more influence here than abroad. The weakness
In Chicago Gas and American Sugar Refining
was merely a continuance OF yesterdays condi-
ton and movement. New-York interests pressed
Gas down. and 1t received no support save
when the shorts covered. The final quotatos
was TN. a net decline OF point The days
business amounted to 81 ISL shares. OF which Gas
furnished 995sO shares and Sugar 203I. This
latter stock moved within the narrow limits OF
). OF point and lost Il at the close. to ssss.
Other members OF the Industrial group were
weak and neglected although generally their
latest prices were the best Until after noon. dull
ness reignsd but the market showed firmnesS
Presently II was rumored from Washington that
The Pooling bill would probably be acted on
favorablv in the Senate next week. Then there
was moderate buying. and prices advanced
slightly. The Changers felt II especially. ana aa-
vanced from &d%-a gain which they held.
despite the general expectation that the weekly
earnings OF St Pau. to be given out in chi
cago tonight. would b. bad AS much may oe
said for the general list. although Reading "as
down slightly. After the Exchange closed II was
rumored that the anthracite situation nad peeh
arranged Lake Shore sold to-day az 1874, Az
the close the market was active and higher, De-
spite prospective gold exports tomorrow ana On
Saturday
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $1,000 Is. coupon. at
1872. and $1,000 IS. registered. at ll5a. quota
tons were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

u,,kot closed very steady at unchanged 10 P'i r.
$40 con,,orel with Yesterdays Closing pres ~
,arrbls noiices go Total sales. b 2p bdl.s ",
VII snoi sales to-day and last nigh' ~ I'M. mid
o,,oi. For consumption Is bales spot COTTON
5,ing unands sac middling Gulf &C. whlIh y ,% re-
comnared with yesterdays closing l1al 1T ia t46
.enis TO dav a562 bales thus Ear ms W. -, Con
tsirs t;xporis to-day Britain 3S2I ,sin
,,nsn II IA bales Thus far this week; n.-at ,n ;s
80, 40 bales. France % 100 bales Coh'lhe" .,r,s
be,cs. stock lOI9 bales New ofk ~ a, hs,es
hio hses: gross l16 bales: Great b1lh ~ ~ hsies
forwsrded 2O3 bales: sales. 6s bales sp'''e's' ~
stock. 125 9Sj bales -. 4, h,vars favor sales.
- op bales speculation and export 1V 80, haies
~ .p, taies receipts ~ O0 bales; Amer's ana nm
,SJirc unlands Lied. Futures opened 9ul.'
hsnred. closed quiet and steady at q pom" ranr1ar,
I~"s,s 90 January Feb ua'N, 49,; . ais
Warr% GO: March April 3uOb. april , 05i-s
Na, i,ne 3oai 10; JuneJuy. 3o4N' nsh, DC
OGi,b: september-t tober 40"
tober- November 3.e'is; Novemhpe -DeVe'
hester-Yarns ouiei: cloths quiet , 10. .rins,ion.
Tho local market displayed us N,
. DC onening the tone weak. near ilon. " rhs de-.
1n0i. rnirts and distant positions -,n" .c
IT, We attributed realizing sales loi ~ aar,;ne
I'm, There was buying FOR local accom- ~ January
tJerofrrr opened "A higher and c:ossu W." anrll
haih :. ~, nfcs February and March 80. ~
",oeJ a. In.; receipts 300 bags 10, Nsrk.t
Sa,os II COZ bags: stock at Rio .--.Wp "a an, res
,rong Santos market firm and unchaisen re- onen.l
otn,. "a ODo bags: stock. 456Vo bags ',,ys, at
80, a, partial decline Of }. franc. me, ,osd at,
~, was barely steady. January 20 ~ Go Ths
% F. Srs,cs: MAY 10: June TO Sept-nprr Iss for
y, :" Ithnwed further decline ~ J.. franc on sa'rS i
the day Of 81 900 bess ,oaao noin,s decline Sales
contracts closed nm AZ Io"-" f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17

on quiet al unchanged to ,.c advance dhe smar re
interior markets but expected that this falling on
would be to the advantage ot ne 49,
movement which expected Increase By direct SNIP
ments the farms Cash corn was very our 10
was quoted a January price in elevator Jl'.c' NO >
sold extent Of 1000 bush al $50 NC anu . car
weak tone 10 The opon market during the early part OF
the day partly the development OF very weak mar
keta Chicago Later however prices improved ltte
with the gam In price other cereals, closing iafy
steady at unchanged &c decline Cash oats Were e
dull Sales were bush. including 2'uU bush No
at :ih@3r.c elevator. and 3,,-a3''4c delivered %"
hush \. white. 37d3si.c 5000 bush track wnlie'
.G,4lc... FARLEY Market nominal. quoted: Boat
loads ,;am,ic for No Milwaukee. and 6+a66c for un-
GRADED Western. MAIT-MarKet nominal; western
quoted Al 700 I3c. .sEEDs-Market seady; clover
quoted al SadS9 as. and timothy at 81 JOaSG ~ -.
BUCK WHEAT-Market duh. Quoted: japanese, ''n''c'
silver hull 1882.
We give for the closing prices Of IN" pre-
yous day ami for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Jan ~. 3.i5 IN Heef Extra inia mes
steady EOS. prime mess steady ~ - ~ 80
STEADY 80 "1s ri 10. in.liln
steady at 5.s Hams Short cut. about ~ t. J" IT,
firm a Bacon Cumberland cat. about - 10 ~ 10.
rs. short rib about - IL. steady a. ". i'
middies about ~ ~ STEADY al Jl- 81 ',E "r'
shoulders about !: 20 IL 10 firm Ar 3o- 81 hes"
American white and coiorri easy ~ 'l- iall"
Prime city. nominal 'offpn~r'd Dl INrfpnl i'h.'i
lAs III Spirits - iurpeniin" nin ~ rs ~
30 81. Lard prime western
spot steady 81 Wheat ~ rel winter tl"alf hi
Is ql. ~ red sprng steady ~ - .. fiput -
Luis fancy winter - al corn NN"d N"'f-
.rn SPOT steady - 81. January. steady ~ y 80
February. steady - 2i,d March. St"ait ~ 4 -H
Hops u I.onion Pacific Coast. steady a. - l"-pt"