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THE PRESCRIPTION.

blanket folded In four parts. Then come
Two sheets and two dark blue double
blankets. In the daytime white
spreads cover the beds. but they are
removed after the visitors depart.
There are two pillows made OF hard,
coarse straw. and they do not conduce
to the little SLEEP one can get amid the
incessant coughing through the night.
"At $50 l was routed out. and. after
dressing. took my turn in making
hasty toilet In the lavatory. which. by
the way, Is exceedingly neat and clean.
AT o'clock breakfast was served.
1t consisted OF bread. molasses and tea,
the latter without sugar. 1t was at
this meal l witnessed something which.
on Investigation, l find obtains In all
the twenty-six wards OF the institution.
but whether In greater degree could
not learn.
Partially with Brcnk fast Rations.
"I, all IN. w,rds ,hsro .r. n,,,or,.
from ,he AImvbouse and snch y, than
as are ab,e m worx are emn,ove5 in
their respective wards Tho expense ~
orderlIcs ia Tins save5 In ward .
two or these m.r uoro, ara xoh,.r
nave charge NJ tho mess t,hlo Ths
n hsn nf ha 3
mits Horan and KohIer with ,hs,r mite
y, ,,,hnr,,, 20 .v,an, ,,,,. 60.
,h.v ,,Ioasn
"a, ,hta h.,,,,
uara ,o,Ia,, o,,,. 49,, .,,a 49,, 49,
a., ,.,sn, ,s,
,,ons ,hs o,,. 'a - ,,s,,,,,,,
aI a,,arr -, e,',,,',,,, ra,,.,s
,,,no ~, 40 ,,,, ,.a,. .a,,,,,,,. hs,,s
rondinn ,ha 49,, ,,'ha, ,,a.s ,,,,a,, ~
a dearth Of such de,,cacios
After breakfast came dish wa shing.
bed-making and sweeping the more Sc
we're and disagreeable lsbor being left
to Schwartz anu two women from the
Almshouse. At $50 a Catholic priest ad.
ministered communion to several OF the
patients, and while he was In the ward
the utmost ouietness preyailed.
Just after his departure the season
for extras began. The first was stir
about'-Indian meal and milk-next came
four portions of poached eggs on toast.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Mr.. swcetman, Parnellite, Beaten by
McCarthyite.

DUBLIN. April T.-The result Of the
election for member Of Parliament in
the East Division of Wicklow yesterday
to succeed Mr. John Sweetman. who re-
signed his seat on account of refusing
any longer to vote with the Mccarthy
ties. and who sought reelection as a
Parnellite. Is as follows: Mr.. O'Kelly
McCarthyite), l,253; Mr.. John Sweetman
Parnellite). l,l9l: Col. Tottenham Un-
ionist), l,l65.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
PARKHURST'S HOT SPEECH.


A friend Of DR.. Parkhurst said this
morning that the clergyman Is prepar-
ing a hot speech, to be made before
Mayor Strong when a hearing is given
on the Bi-Partisan Police bill.
The speech is TO contain more fire than
any of The Doctors utterances since the
campaign.
In addition to Dr. Parkhurst. It Is
probable Lawyer kenneson. of the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Crime. will
make "A speech. and that the Mayor Will
be called upon by delegation from the
city Vigilance League.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
NOW WEST BROADWAY.
The Aldermen Change the Name of
College Place.

At special meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen to-day an amendment was
passed to the Ordinance which makes
one street Of College place, West Broad
way and South Fifth avenue.
/, directs that it shall be called West
broadway.
According t. the amendment College
place between Dey and Nesey streets,
wt.l be pat of Greenwich street. and
West Broadway will begin at Vesey
=
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LExOW STILL Confident,
Says Police Reorganization Bill
VIII surely Pass,

In spite OF the declaration OF Senator
Coggeshall that he had not changed his
mind with regard to the Police Reor-
ganization bill. Senator Lexow said
this morning that he believed the bill
would pass.
with Democratic aid?" he was asked.
mo. sir; II will go through as a party
measure" he replied.
II was intimated that Senator Robert
son was expected to change his vote,
the pressure from his district having
been more than he could stand.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Tn10 was on April II. In delivering the
food 10 the Mayor. Mullen said he re-
orstted that he could not also bring
! ooms OF the mush they had to eat.
Ths charges Mullen made about bad
(. eood were sufhciently serious to Justify
ssThe Evening World" In sending one OF
~ r)pssters there as pauper patient.
-Au0 experiences as an inmate follow
kneA OF course he was not known to be
q raporter.
One other fact Is curious. Instead OF
A4nain6 things at the hospital In wretch
ds1Nondition and the food bad. the place
.test the whole was discovered to be
IA city well cared for--clean and neat
- pin, and the food. while not wholly
good. was Of fair quality.
"A possible explanation Of this state OF
eAairN 10. however. found in the state
tSnsnt Of another patient that before tho
!. yjq)t .of, u Mr.. Faure. one of the new
rleG liasioners. to the island last week.
/. ~ fpod had been execrable.
x Here 10 tho reporters story:
\. s'Acting on instruction from The
1vening World I applied for and OBJ
tAinsd admission as patient to the City
Z Hospital. better known as the Charity
Hospital. on Blackwel's Island. Monday.
April q. 1896. / was aided In obtaining
admission by a friend. and the following
!. a q brief and correct narrative OF what
witnessed and experienced in the insti-
tuition on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. April 2. q and "A;
~ How He Obtained Admission.
sl with my friend I went at 3 A. NJ
Monday to the Office of the Commission
era sof Public Cha rities md Corroo,,or
Eleventh street and Third a,enue Tn
accord. M. With NV pIar NV ,r,ora
,epresant.d m a c,ari that was ouic,-
Cd with an acute form of rheumo,ism
ana al.o NTH n d,.tressin, co,rh A..
10 exposure: that I was comnara,,ve,v
aione ana almost de.t,,u,. h.,rn a.
6andsnt upon him ana tho, a. w.
About tn leave the citv bs u,,shos -
have ma treated and c.red ,or n, 49,
hoSpjtal
''As 3 result Of these statements a
blank addressed to the examining phy-
eictan was filled out BY 1t l was made
to appear to be Edward Lawlor can-
vasser. aged thirty-three, American.
resident OF New York for eight wears
unmarried At the Bureau of Relief
for the Outside Poor, East Twenty-sIxth
street. ! was questioned by DIR, A. NJ
Wallace. and as result Of his oues-
-tions my applicatio was diagnosed as
! neuritiA
:. AFTER he had signed the certificate.
and with II in my possession, FASTENED
ON board the Minnahannock, first bid
ding my friend good-by. and fifteen min
utes later was on Blackwelrs Island.
Ny Assumed role Of a partial cripple
vas never questioned. and within ten
minutes was in the room reserved for
patients where -derwent another
verbal examination.
K Then ] was led of to a bathroom
where. after bath and rub down
with an apology for towel. coarse.
unbleached shirt was given me ani
vas told to dress. asked for my un-
eervear. as the air was chilly. bat was
yeid that would have none. Back 70
ne patients room ! was marched and
.nere J nad 10 submit 70 vaccination,
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THE BEARS MAKE 4 DRIVE
Eut Despite Severe Pounding
Stocks Yield bu. Little
Bank Statement Shows an Enor.
nous Gain in Cash.

The bears made another drive at the
Grangers this moi ming on reports of
continued dry wea ther in the Winter
wheat regions. and also at the coalers
on the fear that the demand OF the
Reading for 21 per cent. Of the allot-
ment will create trouble in the coal
trade.
Despite the severe hammering. prices
yielded only Ia to 1 Ia per cent, the
latter In Delaware & Hudson, which
fell to 12s "a.
The weakness was Of very short dura-
tion. the decline having been checked
by a strong upward turn in the indus
trial group. These scored material
gains under brisk inquiry.
The buliish feeling Is clearly in the
ascendant. and the indications point to
= SUI Iivelier speculation during the
Total bank clearlngs Of all the. clear
Ing houses Of the United States for the
week ending to-day have been Sl0o50oS ::
.as: against $685.. si6.69 last week. and
:Sal .Ss7,S6 the corresponding week of last
or hi the eeEs week wes Of ssss at at n NsS yS5k s,
ss2e. 5O7 ~ u i''' '"e imports were
The imports. exclusive of specie, at
Nc" iOTk IOT tne week were ~, GAY, AL,
of which $2.5S3. 1852 were dry goods. and
sLN6.619 general merchandise. For the
corresponding week OF last year the
We're dry goods and $s,92l,942 general
merchandise
=. Money lent at ! 11-2 per cent on
call. Foreign exchange is dull, at
ass IA a 4;ss ~ for bankers long ster-
ling and 4.s9 IA a 489 IL for demand.
Commercial bar silver declined to
at 53
The Atchison Reorganization Commit
tee Will issue certificates Of deposit for
stocks and bonds to-day and the certif-
Gates will be listed when majority of
York
The bank statement shows an enor-
nous gain In cash-over S7,2OOOO0. The
deposits are up $6.41520O and accord
ingly the increase in surplus reserve Is
less than the gain in total reserve.
The banks hold So, ,27O6 surplus,
against w, ,66! .975 last week, an increase
Of 8. sos. 700. Last year the surplus was
$S3. All $50. The banks gained through
the interior currency movement as well
as through their operations with the
Sub Treasury.
The following are the comparative
figures:
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nR. FAunE CAusEsA REFORM.
lmpcovement in the Bill of Fare
Follows the New Com.
missioper's Visit
soUEeR" PATIENTS FOR NURSES.
kaileas Might Satisfy q 'Longshore-
man and Everything 10
\ d /, SerupuleusIy Clean.

! SS1An J. Mullen. . patient at the Black
\ wsii's Island Hospital. brought down to
Mayer Strong. at the City Hall. some
oeuets Of bread and bottle OF the cof-
loe served to the unfortunate inmates
oe eAat Institution.
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The industrial stocks were active and
buoyant until just previous to the close.
when Leather preferred reacted from
"a l-S to 50 1-2. Consolidated Gas rose
- to l39 1-2. and receded to 1875 SIS,
The dealings were large and attended
with considerable animation. A heavy
business was also done in bonds at ad-
vancing prices. The special features
were the Northern Pacific and collateral
ISSUES. which rose anywhere from l to
412 per cent.
shares In the unlisted department
1900 shares of Sugar and 4.lOO Lead
were traded In.
L.. A. Feldman. a small trader at
the Consolidated Exchange. announced
his suspension to-day His liabilities
are Insignificant In amount.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Grant Admirers VIII Dine.

The Grant Banquet Association will hold Its
eighth annual dinner tomorrow night. on the an
niversary Of Gen Grants birth. The Grant
Monument Fund OF $3.50. 900 Is steadily growing
and Gen. Porter thinks the tomb will be fnishe
by next April.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
George DentwoIn a City Mnrsh,,

Mayor Strong to-day appointed Georg. Dentwolr
who lives at the Cosmopolitan Hotel a city mar.
sha for the First Judicial District Court Dent
~oln is a member of the German American Re-
form Union.
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Justice Pratt, Of the Supreme Court. Brookiyn
tn,s morning rsinstAtsd Theodore A. Drake
pAn!sl o'Rsilly. Frederick A. Davis and Will
lam A. Brown a. cisrks TO the Board Of Aud.t
They are veteran arsmsn and we're removed for
political reasons Unless they are are rein
stated a. once, mAndamus proceedings viii be
begun
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Did the Giants win, The Even.
ing Worlds" Baseball Extra will
tell and give the only full account
Of the game. II IL issued every day
Just as soon as the last play hns
been made.
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Receiver for Two Corporations.

Rudolph A. I-owenthai vas appointed receiver
for the Fire Association OF New York and the
Armstrong Fire Insurance Company by Judge
BookstAver In the Court OF Common Pleas TO-
day An order was entered dissolying both cor
porations
The evening world., 1895-04-27
Freedom IL tho Watchword.

freedom from the awful tyranny OF LIQUOR Is
promised BY the Kceley Double Chloride Gold
Cure N Kelley Institute. White Plains. s.s
The evening world., 1895-04-27

Basseali-Poio Grounds. To-day and Monday.
April 20. Philadelphia Va Nsw YORK. Game
called ~ p. ~ sss
The evening world., 1895-04-27

!! ,S0MPLETE a,a.r =. MOuRNlN. OUrFlPs
SACAs0N'ss sixth ave Sosass iS,SC@i
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ALWAYS TIRED. /.
HOW MANY WOMEN DO YOU K1OW
Who Can Say They Are ThorougAl1
Welt How They Can Be Strong ]

don't feel very well; am so tired al
the time; don't know what Is the mat.
ter with me.
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is no doubt
but that yo,1
do feel fafI
from well \
most of the
time.
There 10 Q
cause,
And -
There Is Q
remedy for all
that Ia cow
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MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
FAVORABLE TERnS. -A
E. w. PEET & SON
Manhattan Buildin
FINANCIAL.
New Work.

New YORK, Jan. U.s. The heavy
engagements of gold for shipment be-
tween now and Wednesday, the large
Withdrawals ofigold from the sub-treas-
ury and the presidents message to con-
gress were the factors in today's specu-
lation on the stock exchange. The gold
movement, which was unexpectedly
large, had marked depressing in.
fluence on the market and caused de-
cline in the early dealings which was
somewhat accelerated by the delay in
the sending Of the message, which it
was expected would have been read at
the opening of the sessions of both
houses Of congress. The market be-
came irregular and unsettled, with the
tendency downward. and the pressure
was not removed until the presidents
recommendations to congress had been
announced on the street and hastily
digested. Then came sharp rally,
which, as to the active list. was most
pronounced In Sugar, New Jersey Cen
trail and the grangers, Delaware. Lack
awanna and Baltimore & Ohio being
also prominent In the rise. The temper
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the supreme court decisions in two im>s
,portant cases, which. tits believed, will
be against the company. Although the
decisions were not made. the stock
sagged off throughout the day. recover
ing only Is per cent at the close, from
the lowest point touched. Chicago Gas
opened "a higher, but quickly fell off
IL per cent OH Western selling, rally
ing "a and reacting % per cent.
Sugar lost u per cent at the
peping, advanced IL and reacted
Il der cent. The granger shares
- how losses on the day OF Ss@14. the
latter in Northwest preferred. Alton
q Terre Haute is down ~. Edison
ferred 2, Great Northern preferred "a,
Mobile q Ohio "a: New Jersey Gem
trail and Delaware, laekawanna "a;
Denver & Rio Grande preferred and
Missouri Pacific ~, Cordage guaran--
tecd and Norfolk u Western preferred
TX: Lake Erie Il Western preferred.
Minneapolis & st. Louis. Lead. Leath-
er preferred and Baltimore & Ohio l:
OF speculation, however. quickly under
fwent a change upon the receipt of adj
. vices from Washington that the passage
of the bill introduced in the house by
l..
lmendations of the message, was I'M
}likely to occur at this session of con-
gress in view of the certain opposition
of the silver men and Populists. Opin-
IONS of New York tinancierS whenever
expressed were warmly in favor of the
presidents suggestions. but the grave
doubts sustained as 10 the carrying out
of the recommendations caused a sharp
selling movement which led TO ma
terial decline i'll prices. Some long
stock was brought out and the bears
took advantage OF the uncertainty Of
the SITUATION 10 hammer the entire
list. Very little. If any, support was
given to the market. and the downward
movement continued unchanged TO the
close, the final trading being decidedly
heavy in tone. With the exception of
Reading, Manhattan and few of the
specialtes which recorded advances,
aud Sugar, Erie, New York Central
and J uDacco, winch are unchanged, the
closing prices OF the shares dealt in
show declines on the day ranging from
a to 33s per cent. the latter in General
Electric. This stock was solu freely on
expectations of the rendering today of
Bay State Gas, New England and Cot
ton Oil e; Cotton Oil preferred, Chica-
go Gas and Tobacco preferred q.
Advances - Louisville, New ALBANY
preferred, ~ per cent; Pacific Mail
and Quicksilver preferred, u.
The bond market was actlve and de-
pressed throughout the day. The total
sales were 81. $4,000. and the principal
declines are: Oregon Short Line con-
sol Is, 80; Mobile u OHIO As, 254; Mis-
souri, Pacific conSol Us and st. Paul Ii.
81 ID. 55, 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-29

Flour-The market is unsettled. FIRST
patents in wood are quoted at So. $50
$40; second patents. 81. S5(G3l Is; fancy
export bakers, s2@2.10; red dog. $3.50
Q0155: patents, POS Cd; export bakers
les. Shipments, "a. 27S bis.
Bran and Shorts-Carload quotations
Bran. bulk. $40. 75@11: sacks, 200 lbs,
SIP; sacks. 100 lbs, S12 so; shorts, com-
mon, bulk, s13; fancy. bulk. $3.50.
Hay - Quotations are as follows:
Choice Iowa upland. $3.50; choice
Minnesota upland. SS9S.25; medium.
$G@6.50; coarse, 5000 rye straw;
"a 50; oat straw, 81. Receipts. 81 tons.
Oats The market is firm. No. 8, 29119
@29%c. No. 8 white, 2934@S0c.
Corn-The market is lower. No. 3
yellow is quoted at 467ac; No. 8, acc.
Barley-Market is firm. Fancy No.
is selling at 49c.
Rye-The market is steady. No. is
Flax-The market is dull, based on
Chicago prices.
Feed and Meal-Car lot quotations:
Feed, S17@17.5O; corn meal, S17@Q 1850;
granulatea meal, $23. 50(@24.
Hides and Pelts-The market is
steady. Green and frozen, all weights,
3@4c; green and frozen, branded, 2IW
SIC; green and frozen, long haired kips,
2M044c; green and frozen, veal, to
Is lbs. 512GD7c; green veal kips, Is to 25
lbs. 4054c; green sailed, heavy steer.
434@51ac; green sailed, light steer, 40
SC: heavy COW, 4@5c; green veal kip.
415@6c; deacons, 30@35c; horse hides.
90c@2.25; Minnesota and Dakota wool.
lib, 15c; shearlings, 4@12c.
TalIow-No. l, cakes. 43lc; No. l..
bbls, SIC; No. 2, SIC; rough tallow.
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@17c; second creamery. 13@15c; fancy
dairy, 16@17c; first dairy, 14@l5c; Sec
oad dairy, 12@13c; fancy roll and print,
1i@15c; common roll and print. 9@1Oc;
packing stock. rose; grease, 4@5c.
Cheese-Full cream, 11@l119c: pri-
most, 5M@6c; brick cheese. 10@l21sc;
Limburger cheese. 10@l01ac; Young
America. 11I@l2c; Swiss. 12@l4c;
sklms, 5(951ac.
Eggs Fresh, cases included. 1519@16c;
fresh, cases returned, 15@151ac; storage,
cases returned, 9@l2c.
Dressed Poultry - Turkeys. selected
hens, 71a@S1ac; turkeys, young toms,6T
orc; turkeys. old toms, 515@6c; chick
ems, 6@71ac; hens, 51a@6c; ducks, rose;
geese, rose.
Vegetables-OniOns. green, per dOZ.
20@25c; onions, Minnesota, bu, 45@5Oc;
onions. white. bu. S0,09Oc; radishes,
per doz, 35@40c; caulitlower. per doZ.
s1.75@2: cabbage, doz, 75c@s1; beets,
doz, 5O@6Oc: parsaips. bu. 50@60c; eel
cry. doz, 25930c; celery, nome grown,
30@35c; lettuce, doZ. 20@25c; ruta-
bagas. blu. 40@45c; cucumOerS, doZ, Sl(D
1.20; spinach, blu, 75c@Sl; tomatoes,
homegrown, per Id, 2C@25c.
Dressed Meats Mutton, packing house
stock. 4@4Ic: mutton, country, DE;
419c; lamb, country, 4@5c.
Pork, Beef, Hams. Hides. Etc. -Hiues.
steer, green, per Id, 4@413c; cow, green,
3@315c: calf, green. 7c; steer. salt. 400
Sc; cow, salt, 319(94c: pelts, 15@6Jc
wool. washed. 13@l4c; wool. unwashed.
9@llc; tallow. 49419c; pork. mess,
| sl3@l3.5O; beef. mess. $S.5O@9: bacon,
s1O@10.5O; hams. S1G@11 hams. picnic.
| $7(0750; dried beef, 9HW11c; lard, S7G9
@7.50; hops, l0@12c.
Oranges-Medits ranean sweets. So. SO
@4; Floridas. S3.5o@4.5O; Mexican, 1926
| 04.
Lemons-Extra fancy, s4@4.5O; fancy.
| S3@3 so.
Bananas-Port Limons. s1.5O@2; Hon.
duras No. L. sl.75@2; Honduras. No. 3,
| Sl.25@ 80; cocoannts, per 100, $4@4.50.
California Fruits = Pears. Bart.
let's; per box, sl.75@2. 25; pears, VIM
ter NelliS, 81 .5O0l rs; pears. Beurie,
Observation-Disclosures b. d y. Sl0.50@
IL; cranbe.l les, Cape Cod. Sl1.5G@l2.
Grapes-Malaga. Dbl. $S.50@9.50.
Apples-Fancy stand, Dbl. $4,000 ;
fancy. s.. 25@3. rs; standard, s2.50@2 Is;
fair. S2.25@2.50; California Beethoven
bu box, s1.75@2; Oregon, bu box, 81 Us
@2.
Potatoes Minnesota, bu. 4O@45c
Western, per 100 lbs. 10000; Bur-
banks. 100 lbs, 95c@Sl.05: sweet Jerseys,
per bbl. S2.5O@2.75; sweet Illinois, per
bill. s2(92.25.
Dried Fruit-Apples, evaporated. per
Id, 6(09c; peaches. peeled, l5@l6c
peaches, unpeeled. 7@9c: pears. 6(010c:
apricots. S@l0c; raspberries. 22@23c ;
blackbeiries, 7@715c; prunes, California
| French, 5@9c; cherries, l2@l5c.
Game and Fish-Jack rabbits. doZ,
| s1.52@l.50; small rabbits. doZ, 5C@75c
jacksnipe, Sl@1.75; ducks, mallard, doz,
| $3@350; ducks. teal, doz. $l.2591.5O:
| ducks, common. doz. 81; black bass. so
| 10c; pike ,6@7c; pickerel, 4@5c; croppies.
3r
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Duluth w heat.

DULUTH, Mimi. Jan. %. = There
was active business in wheat today. and
after considerable fluctuating the mar
ket paused in its downward career OF
the past two weeks and made slight
gain. May opened unchanged. and
after advancing &c, declined again I'M
Ill it touched &c below opening. 1t
went I'D and down several times. and
finally closed 1ac higher for the day.
There was not much business i'll cash
stuff. The mills were in the market
Offering nc above May for round lots,
but did not get any until near the close,
when they secured 5000 bu. A small
quantity of wheat TO arrive sold at az
above May.
Close: No. l hard, cash, size; Janu-
AIRY, 571ac: May, 5S$4c; July, 5000; No.
l northern, cash, soc; January. sic:
May, 5719c; July, 5S36c; No. 2northern.
cash, SIC; No. ), soc; rye, Ale; to arrive,
No. hard, 5Sc; No. l northern. 5612c;
rye, 46c:sNo. 2 oats, 3054c; No. oats.
30Ac; barley. 45Ql47c. Receipts here
and at Superior-Wheat. 26, 260 bu; oats,
2,261 bu. Cars wheat, 49,; oats, l.
Weekly statement of grain i'll store
here Saturday shows: Total wheat in
store and atioat. 9,255, 444 bu; increase,
,2l2 bu; corn in store. 1881 bu; oats,
599.375 bu; rye, 3,sOS bu; barley, S4.14l
blu; flax seed, 1888 bu.
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REPRESENTATIVE sales
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Hogs
$4,000; official Saturday, 7,O7s; ship
ments, 3,19S; market firm and 5@l0c
higher; trade rather slow; light, $3.50
4 .25; mixed. S4.O5@4.50; heavy, S4.10@
$50; rough, s4.1O@@4.25. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; strong to 10c higher.
Sheep-Receipts today, 1900; .gener-
ally 5@lOc higher. Cattle official re-
official receipts sheep Saturday, 1859;
shipments. l.7Oa; estimated hogs to-
morrow. 2l,00O.
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#Bid
New York Money.

New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Money on call
at 1908 per cent; last loan 2; closed at 2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 2$l@
per cent Sterling exchange strong,
with actual business in bankers bills at
81. S91lQ4 S915 for demand. and S4.SS4@
4.SS15 for sixty days. Posted rates,
81. s9(04.s915 and $4,000 .9019. Com.
mercial bills, 4-o714@4. S71a. Silver GER
tifcates, 5915c bid.