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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
GIVE UP HOPE.


No Prospect of Further Survivors Of
the 1ll.Fated Elbc Being Found.
Lowestoft advices say that visits made
to all the various life.saving and coast
guards stations show that no additional
news has been received In regard TO tho
loss of the North German Lloyd steam.
ship Elbc and no trace has been found
OF the missing lifcboat supposed TO con.
tain people from that steamer. However,
the sea Is 80 rough that many of the fish.
ing smacks are unable to make port and
are beating up and down the coast, wait.
ing for chance to run into some hnr.
Dor. In reply 10 message of sympathy
from Queen Victoria. the agent here of
the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company telcgraphed to her Majesty
saying that no hopes whatever are enter.
tanned of any more of the passengers or
crew OF the steamship Elbe having been
saved. Captain Gordon. of the British
steamship Crathic. which is generally
admitted 10 have been the vessel Which
ran into and sank the Elbc, has made
statement TO Lloyd's agent In which he
says that he was knocked down by the
force Of the collision, and that when he
rcgaincd his feet the two shE,s were some
distance apart, nnd the Crathie was 30
damaged that he expected her to sink ut
any moment. In spite Of this. Captain
Gordon added. no followed the other
steamer. but found that she went faster
than the Crathic, and 30 he thought the
vessel she had collilcd with was safe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
FOR The EAGLE.
4 COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
A'fosst u PolltIsal, Commercial lnl On.
ofO Intelligence, mefsughIJ Slftol
tor eldo Readers.
I.il,a Very Latest.

Honolulu adviccs by steamer Australia
tell of Queen Liiuokalani's abdicating In
favor of the republic. This is by far the
most important outcome of the late re-
bclliOn. The document was drawn up by
A. y. I1artwcll at the request of the en-
queen, aud was presented on the 10Th
ultimo TO President Dole. The queen
made n plea for the linwaiians and 9TH
ers who took part In the rebellion. She
hopes executive clcincncy will be cxcr-
ciscd in their cases. She expresses a
desire TO live in absolute privacy hence
forth. The document includes y copy oG
the oath Of allegiance taken by her. and
closes: II have caused the foregoing
statement 10 bc prepared and drawn. and
have signed my name without having re-.
ceivcd the slightest suggestion from the
President Of Hawaii concerning the same
or any part thereof. or concerning any
action or course Of my own In the prem.
iscs." Tho queens abdication was not
unexpected. In many quarters 1t Is look
cd upon ns a rusc to secure clcmcncy
when shc appears before the military
court now sitting. 1t IL not generally
considered that she is sincere In making
her protcstntion. Since last adviccs cvi.
dencc of very damaging character has
been piled around her. The dispatches
also say that when arraigncd on the
charge Of open rebellion the three leaders
plead guilty. The others refused to plead.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Chicago--Cattle, common 10 prime,
&3.15Ql6OO; hogs, shipping grades, $500
Ql.5O; sheep, fair to choice, $2.OO64 80;
wheat, No. 2 red, 40QI5Oc: corn, No. .,
4Odt4lc; oats, No. ., 2Ga27c; rye, No.
.. 51Q52c; butter, choice creamery, 2.36I
?231ac; eggs, fresh. 220l2:3c; potatoes, car
lots. per bushel, G5dt75c.
lndinnnp0lis-Cattle. shipping, $3dl
$50; hogs. choice light. $3@l4.5O; sheep,
common to prime. $2Qfi; wheat, No.
4Ol9c; oats, No. 2 white. 32QI321ac.
st. Louis-Cattle, $3dl5,75: hogs, $36l
40; wheat, No. 2 red. 5O15lc; corn,
No. .. 3SdI}0c; oats, No. 2, 3OQi30l1ac; rye,
No. 2, 52n54c.
Cincinnati-Cattle, $3.5Odl5.5O; hogs.
S".5OQt4.5O; sheep, $2Q45O; wheat, No.
., 53dt54c; corn, No. = mixed, 421atd+3lSc;
onts. No. 2 mixed, 3l@32c; rye, No. 2,
556i57c.
Dctroit-Cattlc. $o.5Oa5.5O; hogs, $4dI
$50; sheep, $2di3.5O; wheat, No. l 1white.
0Aal54lac; corn. No. = yellow, 4Odl41c;
oats. No. 2 white. 33di33lGc; rye, No. 2,
616I53c
Toledo--Wheat, No. 2 red, 52a52hc;
corn, No. = mixed. 40dl41c; oats, No. .
white, 320i32lac; rye, No. =, 52Gl54c.
Buffalo-Cattlc, $2.50Gf5.50; hogs. S3Gl
450; sheep. $2dil.50; wheat, No. . red,
51M57lac; corn, No. . yellow, 450l4Gc;
oats, No. 2 white, 35Ql35Mc.
Milwaukce-Wheat, No. = spring, 5l6l
52c; corn. No. ., 43di43Hc; oats. No. .,
white, 3ldi3lhac; barley, No. 2, 5iGi1,ic
rye, No. ], 52@54c; pork, mess, S0.50G
1000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
BIO PLOT EXPOSED.
Gang Of Chicago Women swindicrs Ut
Last In the Tolls,

Gang Of Chicago Women swindlcrs Ut
Last In the Tolls.
Mrs. Mary Freeman and her two pref
~ daughters, Fannie and Jennie. were
arrested In the second Hat In the buil,linL
ut US West Twelfth street. Chicago.
early Wednesday evening. charged with
attempting TO obtain money under false
prctcnscs. They were locked up ut Stan.
ton avenue police station. The women
left behind them five weeping. wailing
children, whose ages ranged from 3 to II
years. Tho arrest was the elimination q,
an investigation extending over u period
Of nearly six weeks. In which Il was de-
vclOpcd that the women have swindle,l
no less than five railroad and street rail
way corporations on fraudulent claims
for personal injury. 1t has also been
learned that all three have been arrested
for shoplifting Mt Marshall Fields. Man
del's and ''rhc Fair" Jennie was caught
IN criminal transactions ut the Worlds
Fair u year ago last summer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
GOLD COMING BACK.
vuitures Of Wall street Scared Away
from Their Prey.

from Their Prey.
President Cleveland's announcement
that he would protect the credit Of the M.
ton BY making the next issue Of bonds
S1OO.OOO.OOO and payable In gold. II nee.
cssnry. and furthermore place them In tho
European market direct. has stopped the
greedy bankers Of Wall Street In their
game Of Withdrawing gold from the treas.
ury by means of treasury notes aud stor-
Ing II In their vaults. Instead, On Friday
these same bankers paid Into the treas.
ury 81, 100000 In coin In exchange for IN.
per; orders for $1,000, 600 In gold for Cx-
port were cancelled; and this promises to
10 tho order of things for some time to
come. Foreign exchange dropped great.
~, and the men who have been withdraw.
Ing gold In the hope that the credit of the
nation would be shaken and send the gel.
low metal to premium, may now get
what comfort they may from the tact
that they had their pains for their trou.
bic. When Europe becomes convinced
TINT the United States IL determined to
meet her obligations rs she has promised
then the demand for gold for export
ceases.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
SANTA FE TRAIN ROBBED.
California Express Held Up M0nda,
NlRht Near 9YlYin. KIM.

California Express Held Up Monday
Night Near Sylvia, Kan.
The western express on tho Atchisoi,,
Topeka and Santa Fe Road. train No. ],
bound for Colorado and California, was
held up ono mile west Of Sylvia, Reno
County. Kan. Monday night, by four
masked men, who signaled danger. Two
Of the robbers covered the engineer AMI
fireman and two went to the express car.
For some reason they failed to effect IN
entrance, and then went to the coaches
and made the passengers give MP all their
valuables. Tho train was held for an
hour and ten minutes by the robbers, who
then rode south. Conductor McGratl,
ran the train back to Sylvia and gave the
alarm, and Sheriff Patton was on the
train with his posse In a few minutes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Awful Torture OF Convicts,

The Savannah (Ga) Grand Jury ~.
turned u sensational presentment with re-.
gard to the county chain gang cOnvicts,
made up Of petty offenders. Twenty-one
men are disabled, most of them pern,,-
nently. from fearful exposure In the ~.
cent freezing weather -Four of the men
have been brought to the hospital, aud
seventeen, the report says, now Ito on
hard board beds In the convict camp,
wrapped In blankets, emnciated and dis,l.
bled. OF the cony.cts In the city hospital
one or mere will lose ! leg. An overhaul.
ing of the convict system may Pssnlt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
TRADE LIVES IN HOPE.
Probable Negotiation Of Bonds III
cOuraucs All 1.incs.

lTOUuUlc Nc9Oto0t1On Oh bOuus En-
couragcs All Lines.
Il. q. Dun Il Co.'s Weekly Review Of
Trade says: ''Things look better, be.
cause II Is believed that new loan will
be negotiated. There was need for relief.
since January closed with the heaviest
exports Of gold ever made In any month,
and the heaviest Withdrawals of gold
from the treasury, $43, 4OS, 1OS. the hope
Of new loan being the ono thing which,
has lifted prices during the past few
dnys. January leaves behind II the lowest
average Of prices for oil commodities ever
known; for cotton, iron and It's products,
wool and silver tho lowest monthly aver.
age ever known. and for wheat range
nbovc the minimum, but yet declining rap.
idly toward that point. Industrial opera.
tons have not materially diminished.
though II has been disappointing month
because the revival expected has not
come"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Three Killed, Three Hurt.

Three men were instantly killed, one
fatally and two seriously hurt by the
explosion of a portable engine Oh tho
farm of Nathan Taylor. near MOoreland,
Ind. Several hands were engaged In
cutting feed by steam power when the
engine exploded. The men were struck
by the end of the boiler. which was blown
entirely through both sides of the barn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
DEACONEss HOME BURNS.
Four Pnticuts Lose Their Lives In q
Fire ut Cleveland This Morning.

Four Paticuts Lose Their Lives In q
Fire at Cleveland This Morning.
The Deaconess Home on Jennings ave.
nuc, Cleveland, was destroyed by fire,
and four persons were burned to death.
The dead IRE: Albert Allmeycr, Minnie
Bnumcr, an cight.month.old baby. Jacob
Krause. The fire started In the base.
mcnt. presumably from the furnace. and
before II could be extinguished four Of
the fifteen patients In the house and hos.
pital were dead and the building almost
entirely destroyed. Brave work on the
part Of the fremen and police alone pre-.
vented further loss. The Dcnconess
Hospital has been In existence but q
short time in Cleveland. 1t II a branch
OF n lnrgc hospital In Chicago, aud Is Of
no especial denomination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
sued by His Divorced Wife.

Mrs. Cordelia Coleman. tho divorced
wife Of William II. Coleman. u wealthy
Montgomery County, Indiana. farmer.
filed u 5000 suit against her ex.husband
for malicious prosecution. Last June Mr..
Colcman's $4,000 residence was harmed.
and he charged his wife with the "rimc.
The case was taken to Lebanon, ind Mrs.
Coleman was acquitted after trial last.
ing u week. She now proposes 10 get
even and will bring action for damages
against other farmer citizens Of the neigh.
borhoOl,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

A special from Standish, Mich, says
the entire family of John Book, consist
ing of himself. wife and four children,
burned to death Wednesday morning ut
Omcr. 1t Is supposed that hot stove
pipe which passed through the floor caus-
cd the fire. The bodies were charred
beyond recognition.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
PROJECT FOR GREAT CANALS.

Bill Authorizing Com pany 70 Begin
Work with Large Capital.
Representative Dalzcll of Pennsylvania
introduced u bill incorporating the Mari.
time Canal Company Of North America.
and to authorize the construction Of navi-
gable canals through the United States
between the great lakes. the st. Lawrence
River and tidc-water In the Hudson Riv'
or. The company's head Office Is to bc IN
New York City. Its capital stock IL TO DO
$lO.UUO,OOO. II may have IN interest.
bearing debt Of S2O.OOO.OOO. and IL en-
powered TO construct the works indicated
above.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Loss Of q British Steamer.

The British steamer Ituni. Capt. Smith.
grounded and fOundcred of st. Michael's,
Azores. Tho Ituni smiled from London
Nov. ID for Demarara and put into St.
Michaci's In distress. Repairs were made
and she proceeded on her voyage Dec.
She was on her return trip to London
when the present disaster occurred.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Death In q French Mine.

An explosion Of tire damp IL reported
from Montceau les Mines. France. Thirty
persons are believed to have been killed
In the mine where the explosion took
place. Fire broke out In the ~. Eugene
pit. and while the miners were fighting
this FIRE an explosion occurred whicl.
wrecked the galleries and cntombed the
miners. The rescue party has recovered
twenty-one bodies and has removed from
the ruins eight badly injured miners.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

The New York Herald's special cable
from Panama says: 1T is reported that
the United States Government has for
mally protested against the monopoly of
navigation on the Orinoco river. granted
by President Crespo's administration to
IN English syndicate, headed by one
Guile of Trinidad"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Colorcd Girls school Burns.

The Mary Holmes College mt Jackson.
Hiss. caught lire and was entirely con.
sumed. The building was three stories
high and was founded by Mrs. Holmes.
4 Rockford. H.. for tho education OF
olored girls. The loss Is about $4,000;
lalf covered by insurance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
To Omen Indinnn CnnI Mines.

Chicago and Cleveland capitalists have
leased q great deal Ut land ON the west
side of tho Wabash River and will open
coal mines. The Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Road is to run u branch line Of
twenty miles. south from Clinton on that
side OF tho river to handle the output.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
German Railroads B,ockca.

The weather Is very severe throughout
Germany, snow having fallen FOR seven.
ty-twO hours continually. Railroad traf.
fc Is blocked In Silesia. Pomerania
Schleswig and In all the mountainous
parts of Southern Germany.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Into an Omen Draw.

A trolley car of the Russell avenue ami
llolton street line. Milwaukee, plunged
in9. carving three neonlo DOWN ~ do.th
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Death of a Chicagoau,

A Chicagoan by the name of Fitzgerald
died at one of the prominent hotels of the
City OF Mexico under suspicious sur.
roundings. The cause of his death il
being investigated by the authorities.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

Twenty Stores burned.
Twenty stores were burned at Coanti.
cooke, Que, Wednesday night, causing q
loss of about 100000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Suit Against John Wauamakcr.

At Philadelphia, Edward j. Brooks
instituted proceedings In the United
States Court against the firm of John
Wanamakcr for the Government to re-
cover $1,000 for IN alleged violation by
the defendants Of the contract labor law.
Brooks claims that on account of an nd.
vertisement In London paper hc came
to this country and was employed In
Wnnalnaker's silk department.; That his
passage money was deducted; and that,
although the understanding was that he
was to hold his position for two years,
he was discharged at the end Of tho first
year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09
Death Of Three Pcrsons.

Mrs. Christian Zindlingcr and her one.
ycar-old twin daughters, Margaret and
Christiana. were burned to death early
Thursday morning In their home. 2G20
Kansas street, Philadelphia. A cat. an oil
lamp and a fire alarm box that would not
work are responsible for the terrible ca.
lamity. The house was occupied by Con.
rad Zindlinger and his family Of q wife
and six children. Early In tho morning a
house cat Jumped Oh tho table Ond upset
the lamp The burning oil fired tho ear.
pct and the flames sprcad rapidly. 20.
liceman Smith tried TO send In an alarm
from the box near the scene OF the ire
but the box could not be opened. When
the lire engines did arrive. however,
flames were bursting out Of the doors AMI
windows. Tho mother In the meantime
had left the house, but was horr,fied to
find that her twin children had not been
taken out. She rushed hack up to tho
smoke-flled stairway and was found
with her children few minutes Inter.
The Rrcmen were compelled 10 cut hole
In the roof In order to get the bodies ont.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-30

= IL: NorfDk q wesk- pa. l4i- North
American Co. 80: Northern Facxzc.
9s-ss Nor<hern Pacific ped, Is "a: T. p.
Dsazser q Guaf. ass: Northwestern.
s. Is Northwestern pcd. l43. N +. Cen
Srai. 81 ~ r. q ~ f.. - ~. Ontario q
Western Is Ii: Oregon Improvement.
10 L.: Oregon Navigation. u. Oregon
Short Line 4 Utah Ecrfhern. SITS: Pacific
Mail. 8. Peox1A Dee. Evans. sl-4:
Ftssburg. Is: Pullman Palace. l5s: Read
ing, ss-t: Richmond Terminal. ISIS.
RicAmnnd TERMINAL pfd. -; Flo Grance
Western Is IS: Rio GrapS3e Western p<d.
-. Rock Island, 81 IS: 81. Paul. 81 81:
st Paul pfd ~. St Paul & Omaha,
= Ia: st Paul e 0maha pfi. 40: South
ern Facff1c. II: SUGAR Refinery. sS1-s.
Tenn Coal & Iron. II lis. Texas Pacific.
Sill: Tof. Q. Cen. pfd. 90; unsou Pa
csfic. IL: q. s. Express, 90; Wabash 81.
l. q rac.. 5 -; Wabash ST. l. 4 Pac.
pfd lass: Wells Fargo Expsess, iss
Western Union. IS L.: Wheeling a L. e..
.: Wheeling q l. E pfd IS; MINI. & ST.
Louis. es. Den. 4 r. G.. .. Gen. Electric,
MD: Nat. Linseed. II -: Col. Fuel q
L, 3 i-a: Col Fuel q !. pfd. .: H. & Tex.
Cen. Ala Tol A. A. 4 North Mich.
l IL: Tcl. ST. Louis q K. c., /: Toa. st.
Louis Z K c. pfd, 6
fetal sslss.
The total sales or stocks today vere
HAST shares including: Atchison 400.
American Sugar $500: Burlington ls.5oo:
Chicago Gas le.ooo; Distilliag Is. 100: Gem
eEal Electric $500; Louisville & Nashville
1000. Missouri Pacific 800: National
Lead s.l0o: New Jersey Central 4.5oe.
Northwestern 5000: Reading $500; Rock
Island 5000: st. Paul a2eD; Southern rail-
road 1000: Wabash preferred 1900: West
ern Union as.Soa
HOPS.
Metals.
Pig iron-Qutet.
Tin-Weak; straits. s1l asked: plates.
steady.
Spelter-Weak: domestic, SD.
Lesd-Steady; exchange price. $s.io0
11s1-2.
copper-steady: exchange price. ss.sa
C. Zee.
Cofsee-Options closed barely steady at
1920 points net DECLINE including: Jam
uary, $l47O: October, slAs5a147o: Noyeua~
Der, $iA75G1LsS: December. $1E75Gl4.s0.
Spot cqffee-Rio. quiet: No. Z. ls l-sc. Mild.
more active.
Sugar-Raw. firm but quiet. Refined
quiet but steady.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-30
san rRAxcrsco MARKETS.
nr..a.tnr. and arain..

San Francisco. Jan. s.-Flour-Ahcut
s.50a barrels went TO Central America
Yesterday. There were also shipments
of 30 barrels 10 the Hawaiian islands.
Family extras Sc iN6l2sa: bakers extras
Sc sae95 20. surerfine seNs.s
wkaat-There Is enough doing 10 pre-
vent the spot market fran getting into
n rut OF stagnafion- Shippers quote the
market 81 81 i-4c for standard With g lie
for choice parcels. Milling grades s. la
sAc: wana waIia - 1-2a-5c for fair aver
age quality. 7s4Ssc for bluessern and 81 l-2
@-ae for damp.
Bartey-TraGe ~ low and dull: seine
speculative business Is developing in the
call beard. the favurite option being May
delivery. Feed. fair to good. 7sS7s s-ac.
choice SEC: brewing Sas2 f-3c-
oafs-Ths demand has Improved some
what of late ard dealers are rather en-
outraged than otherwise at the outlook
Milling sI-ae i-s3l.is: surprise sa.aEzas Is:
fancy feed slS3l.es: good 20 choice @ees
81. fair 70 good sssssc: poor 10 fair . ~
GSs l-sc. black s. $50 ~. red 81 a5sfI.Is I-.::
gray - i-zas7 1-sc-
Fioar-Sacks. lsss. wheat. cen.als.
essa: Oregon. SO: harley. Oregon. cen
tails. s.ss. oats. Oregon. centals. SIC:
corn. centais s.coe: beans. sacks. As:
brandy, gallons. ..sa
-. ~aa.
wheat-weas: May 80 r-e.-
Rarsey-weak: December - t-sc: May
So i-ses 0ew seller n E-sc,
Germ ssr y:
Rran-sl3ss per ten
p-~stcr@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-30

r. -s~~-- .nd ase0lS Per GENITAL for
choice stock
- one OF fwo special bfands
Of fancy creamery ran figures are reaiis-
Cd. bot cshersise she market y very
weak. QnosasDns machining - favor ct
BUYERS we quote ~ follows. Fasscy
creamery n9Ezc. VIII sales - -; fancy
dairy rolls is017c: good e choice ls01sc:
TAR ls9lac. store lots to4l1c- picked
roIls u I-sQ isc: nrkin iseisc Per pouna-
kgss-Tne situation Is against sellers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-30
ro.EIGs nAkkErs.


rtnanelal.
Philadelphia, Jan S--wooi was In better
soils los
Bank Of England discount rate per
cent.
New York. Jan. 3.-'Thc Evening Posts
London cable Gays: The presidents mes
cage Ia unanimously approved as sound
and thorough. Nevertheless. gloomy
views prevails as to the probable action
of congress- A private cable to a som-
mercial house seems to Indicate the possi-
bility Of authority being granted for an
external per cent. loan by this session
OF congress. This Is thought too good to
be true. The markets are irregular and
quiet. Settlement has begun- Americans
were fat from first TO hast. A new China
per cent. gold loan Of 60 900 In expected
immediately. The price OF issue, S. l-2,
is we'll received and had favorable effect
on the silver market.
Produce.
Liverpool, Jan. z9-c1ose: wheat-Spot
quiet; demand poor. No. red winter, ~
I'd: No red spring. IS ID: No. hard
Manitoba. Is I'D: No. California. S..
Futures opened easy. unchanged from
yesterdays and closed 2G3 farrhlags low
err; January. A. II I'D: February. ~ 4f-3d:
March. II sd: April. In s I'D: May. - Cd:
June. A. e1-zd
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed, -
I'D: futures opened dull with near posi-
stons one fartbing lower and distant posi-
tlons unchanged. closed weak with Janu-
airy one farthing lower and other rsonths
txvx, FART hts, sx hYyxer Ruxiusss was hea ST.
est on early positions. January. 3s II SD /;
February, Is I'D; March. a. II Id: April.
ss II lad: May and June, D. II I'D
Flour Demand poor: Sc. Louis fancy
winter, S. Cd
Hops--At London. Pacific coast. e i5s.