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Robbed aud Deserted,

KANSAS CITY, July 1S-Miss Sarah
Meade, 80 years old, a former school
teacher Of Greenwich, Conn, who met
DR.. J. L. Walker of Des Moines, Ia,
in this city by appointment on June 8,
and was married to him ON the same
day in Kansas City, Kan, has discov.
cred that her husband is false and that
she has been the victim of most cruel
desertion. Her husband has left her,
and, worse still. he has taken her gold
watch and 81, 200 in money, leaving her
more than 1.5OO miles from home with
only $40.
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CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR.
1t Was Made Easy bv the Treason Of a,
Official.

~ was haue Easy Nv the Treason OF
Official.
SAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-The ease
with which the Japanese captured Port
Arthur during the second war with
China Is explained to some extent by
an article i'll the Japanese Gazette,
which arrived on the last steamer. 'Ac-
cording to The Gazette, the commander
OF the Chinese forts was a native of
Japan, and who acquired favor in
Chinese councils through long resi-
dence i'll the Flowery Kingdom, and
Intentionally caused the shots from the
guns to be instructed, so they would
fall short of the Japanese warships
Having betrayed his adopted land tor
the land OF his birth, the disgraced
commander appeared before the vic
torious Japanese generals, acknowl-
edged his treason and committed sui.
eide in their presence
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DETROIT, July 1S.-Specials to. The
News from St. Joseph, Benton Harbor
and other points in the fruit belt.
Western Michigan report a ter
rife gale early in the morning,
reaching a velocity Of 70 miles an hour
Many small buildings and forest and
fruit trees were blown down, and
thousands Of bushels of apples. peaches
and pears blown from the trees. A
heavy sea is running and much anxiety
is felt for small boats. A sharp out
look is being kept along the shore.
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Hoard Threatena to ResiRn.

DULUTH, July 1S.-As result Of the
cutting Of the board Of public works
salaries by the council the board will
probably resign. The slashing was not
done in the interest of economy, but
because there was friction between the
board and some Of the aldermen. The
board claims that if they resign the as
sessments now under way will be in
validated.
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THE KENT CASE.
New Trial Of the Alleged Wife Muir
Begun at Fargo.

New Trial Of the Alleged Wife Murderer
Begun at Fargo.
FARGO, N. D., July 1S.-The case OF
the State VS.. Myron R. Kent came nr
during the day in the district court be.
fore Judge Mcconnell. Kent seems q
little agitated over his case, but he is
very much interested. He is well
dressed and his linen is unusually well
kept. Attorney Voss and Frank NJ
Nye, the noted Minneapolis attorney,
were seated on one side of the table
while Attorney Hildreth and Judge
Barnett, with their client, were seated
on the other side. Twelve jurors were
examined when court adjourned, but
not one took his seat.
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The Fair VIII Contest.

SAN Francisco, July Is. An answer
has been filed in the suit filed by
Charles L. Fair to test the validity of
the ironclad trust clause in his father s
will. The answer is that of the plain
tiff's sisters and his brother-in-law-
Theresa Oelrichs, Vina Fair and Her
mann Oelrichs, setting forth the claims
of the four executors under James G..
Fairs will are without any right or
foundation in law or equity.
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Little Shell Saved Himself.

DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 1S.-Chie1
Sassen of the Turtle Mountain Indians
engaged in the late insurrection has
been found guilty of resisting United
States officers. Chief Little Shell
turned states evidence, giving damag
Ing evidence against his followers.
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Track Out Of Sight.

DULUTH, July l8.-By reason of the
heavy rains, about 200 feet Of the track
of the Duluth. Mississippi River and
Northern railroad has gone down into
a muskeg, about mile and a half
south of the Mahoning mine, and much
of it is covered by 20 feet of water.
This will cause delay in ore shipments.
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Ell PAso, Tex, July 18.-Twelve
square miles in Ell Paso are under wa
ter. Traffic over the Southern Pacific
has been entirely blocked for "a hours.
Evergreen cemetery is entirely under
the food, which is, the biggest ever
known here.
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DULUTH, July 1S.-Forty men, mostly
homesteaders, stood on the steps of the
government building all night, in order
to file on lands that were to be thrown
open for settlement in the morning.
About 20 men were in line when the
doors opened, and Al fled. The land
is valuable both for timber and farm
ing PURPOSES,
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July II, 1895.
HOGS-Market about sc lower. Quality
fair Range of prices, "A 5O@4.GO
CATTLE-Good fat cattle strong and
active; common light stuff slow and weak;
good stockers and feeders steady.
SHEEP-Active; good sheep and lambs
strong and common stuff very dull.
Lambs $3. .5J@4.OO; muttons, $2.0O@3 8. 90;
common, $1.00@2 20.
Receipts: Hogs, 300; cattle, 1,60O; 1f
calves; 250 sheep.
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No Trace of Thief or Mon.v.

OMAHA, July ia package con-
tanning $1,000 has mysteriously disap.
peared from the Pacific Express Com.
pany's Office. It came in as United
States Express company business, and
was sent to the Pacific Office where it
passed through the hands Of four EN-.
ployes and then dropped out Of sight.
The police are thoroughly puzzled and
can see no trace Of the thief or money.
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The Gulf and Manitoba,

JACKSON, Mimi, July 49, j. X.
Brown, president of the Gulf and Man
itoba railway, went to Ruthven, Ia. !,
on important business connected with
the new road, work on which has been
begun in Dickinson county.
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Tipped or q Bridge.

OLIVIA, Mimi, July Is.-As Joseph
Faleske and Miss Clara Kromes were
driving in the southeastern part of the
village, while cro-sing a railless bridge,
the horse SHE'D. precipitating the buggy
and its occupants over the side. Miss
Kromes sustained compound fracture
of one leg,
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Northwestern Electrician.. \.

CHICAGO. July l8.-The third semi
annual convention of the Northwestern
Electrical association opened at the Le-
land hotel with large attendance. The
opening session was taken up largely
with preliminary work.
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ArTKN, Mimi, July lS.-The special
venire of 80 ordered by Judge Holland
in the Cristello murder trial was ex-
hausted by noon, and only four accept.
ed. Another special venire Of so has
been ordered.
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''e AMEN IN SLEEPING CARS.
New hean for Smuggling Celestials Into
the Country.

New hean for smuggling Celestials Into
the Country.
DETROIT, July 18.-For q long time
past the customs officials have sus-
pected that Chinese were being
smuggled from Canada in sleeping
cars. This suspicion was verified late
last night, when some important ar
rests were made on a Wagner sleeper
which had just arrived on the Grand
Trunk road. In the stateroom were
found four Cinnamon with Herbert
Johnson of Windsor, who has record
as a smuggler. Johnson. Conductor
Lincoln OF Buffalo and Porter McLain
were arrested and with the Cinnamon
went to Jail in default of $1,000 bail
each.
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SEATTLE, Wash, July lS.-The de-
positors of the Merchants National
bank are preparing to begin criminal
proceedings against the officials and
are raising funds for the purpose They
claim to have abundant evidence and
will proceed under state law making
it q felony for bankers to receive de.
posits when they kn ow the bank is in.
solvent.
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Oak ota Pythians Meet.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., July IS. The
state grand lodge Knights Of Pythias
met here with full attendance of rep
resentatives and grand lodge officers
The meeting will continue three days
and close with an excursion down the
Red river.
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Investigate differentiation Charges.

SAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-Surveyo
of the Port English has appointed an
inspector of the local customs house to
investigate the charge made by the
United States District Attorney Focte
that imports are undervalued by the
federal inspectors.
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Cracked the Postoffice safe.

DURAND, Wis, July 1S-The post
Office at this place was burglarized dur
ing the night. The robbers cracked
the safe and secured 500 in coin, $500
in stamps and the money order book.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards,

CHICAGO. July II. 1895.
HOGS-Market for heavy weak to shade
lower.
Sales ranged at 4.751S5.25 for light;
A.75@5.25 foX mixed; $4.6504 25 for heavy
packing and Shipping lots; "a. rs IA. 81 for
rough
CATTLE-Market steady.
Dressed beef and shipping steers, 50. 300
$50: cows and bulls, II. 30 1915; Texans,
s22jM4.5j.
SHEEP - Market steady.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 1850;
sheep, 1000.
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ar. Prices cream baking Fowdcs
Most Perfect Made.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

MNwRukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. July II, 1895.
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. , spring, 67Ac; No. /
Northern, 7211c; September, 6SHc.
CORN-No 3. ASK.
OATS-No. 2 white. 27Ac; No. 8 white,
27Ac.
BARLEY-No. 2. 4sc: sample, on track
47k@4Sc.
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NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED,

The yachts Defender and Vigilant
have sailed for Larchmont.
The comptroller has made call on
national banks for reports of their con.
dition at close of business Thursda ay.
July IL.
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Crops Fl0urishinR.

OMAHA, Neb., July lY.--Rumors Of
hot winds in the southwestern part Of
the state are denied by dispatches. The
heat is Intense but crops are flourish
ing.
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Sta mbuloff Nav Recover.

Sofia, Bulgaria July lS.-The con-
dition OF NJ. Stambuloff is such as to
give slight hopes that he may yet re-.
cover from his wounds.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. July II, 1895.
WHEAT-Cash No hard 69Hc; No l
Northern, 6sAc; July No. l. Northern,
6s%; September, No. l Northern, 661sc;
December, No /. Northern, 6SLc.
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Forming characters Whose? Our own
or others? Both. And in that momen-
tous fact lie the peril and responsibility
Of our existence. -Elihu Burritt.
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CHICAGO, July II. 1895
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-July, t6c; August, 67Tc;
September, 67Ac; December. 699sc.
COkN-July, 441ac; September. 1870,
November, 4l4c; December, t6c; May
371sc; January, 351ac.
OATS - July, 2fAc; August, 23Ac;
September, 2t1sc; May. 26Ic.
PORK July. Sl057; September,
$1O.67; January, 500.
LARD-July, 500; September, $3.50;
January, S6.22.
SHORT RIBS-July, $6.05; September
e6.17; October, S6. IL.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, July 1S.-The
jury in the Curtis murder case, after
being out all night, returned verdict
Of mur der in the first degree.
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Minneapolis Grain.

. MINNEAPOLIs. July II, 1885,
WHEAT - July, 66Hc: September,
64%c. On Tracx-No. l hard, 6sHc;
No. l Northern. 67Lc; No. 9 Northern,
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North Dakota knights OF Pythias.

North Dakota knights OF Pythias.
GRAND Forks, N. D., July lS.-The
grand lodge Knights of Pythias is in
session here with full attendance, every
lodge in the state being represented.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
THE STOCK MARKET.

Under the purchases OF Howard shinn the mar
ket opened quite strong ana active yesterday.
ophir was in demand at 81 10 and Con Cal. Il Va.
az So So, with no particular amount of stock for
sale Advices from the front spoke very encour-
sgingly and considerable stress was laid upon the
showing in the south drift from the ninth floor
above the 700 level.
NOTES.
Silver was STEADY at 5s1ac in New York and at
271zd in London.
The delinquent assessment sale of the Hale Il
Norcross taxes place to-day.
The Parole Mining Company has levied sn as.
sessment OF sc per share.
The delinquent assessment sale OF the Alta
Mining Company takes place tomorrow.
The Official letter from the West Consolidated
Virginia ana California mine for the past week
says that the west crosscut from point $50 feet
north OF the 400 station of the old Con. Virginia
shaft has been extended a further distance OF IL
feet, and Is now in distance of 1435 feet. The
face is in misunderstanding rock aud the flow of
water is very heavy.
The annual meeting OF the ClboIo Greek Mill
aud Mining Company has. been called for Febru.
AIRY 1.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
nYDkoaKAPH1C buLL-
WEATHER. BUREAU K1eoiiC.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRiCUL
TURE. " EATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO. JaIiu-
ary 81 5 r. NJ The storm noted Tor the past lew
days off the oregon coast has moved SouthWafu
and is tonight central in Southern oregon. Inc
pressure has fallen to the eastward and the storm
will pass into the interior. Already the pressure
has begun to rise on the washington ana oregon
coast. Tho rain has been general north OF the
Tehachapi Pass and heavy i'll the upper oacTa-
mento Valley. The temperature 10 generaly
below the normal but is rising signify In the sec,
ramento Valley The only high winds reported
are from san Francisco and 1atoosh Island Where
the veIocities were So and 80 miles respectively.
The following is the seasonal rainfall as CONS
pared with the seasonal for last year 10 the same
date: Eurekai26.2S record incomplete) last sea
son 1885; Red Bluff 1876, last season 1888;
Sacramento 1850, last season 9l9; San Ffan-
cisco 10 63. last season 12.75; Fresno . az, last
season 384; Los Angeles 10. 81. last season
5.32: san Diego 8 10, last season Z.4i; yuma
1893, last season 1.42 inches
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day SO deg. minimum 40 deg. mean 40 deg Rain
fall. .63 OF inch
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight January %:
For Northern California Occasionalra rain; nearly
stationary temperature; fresh southeriy WINDS
becoming westerly
For Southern California-Fair weather, except
occasional showers on the northwest coast: nearly
stationary temperature; light westerly winds.
For Nevada-Occasional rain or snow; nearly
stationary temperature.
For Otah-Occasiona rain or snow in the north
ern por Iion; slightly warmer
For Arizona-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For San francisco and vicinity-Showers; nearly
stationary temperatures; brisk southerly winds,
becoming westerly
g. H. WILSON Acting Forecast Offcial.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
Exchange and FULTON.
Produce Mark OF.

FLOUR-The wet weather inrerferes with trad o
Net cash prices as follows: Family extras.
SO 4005 80 p bib; Bakers extras, So 500 40:
superfue. ~; extra supernne. 81 25-R Dbl.
WHEAT FRkTGHTS-Are weaker I'm sympathv
with the English market at 2bs Sd, and there is
practically nothing doing on the spot The char
tered Wheat fleet in port has registered TONNAGE
of 32.450, against 26, 400 tons on the same daIe
last year; disengaged, 1885 TONS against SO 400:
on The way 60 this port. 80 400. against 2O2 400
WHEAr-The market continues in a very uusat-
sfactory condition and quotations are weak All
over tue world. BountifHl crops in almost every
country not hold out much hope for those W ho
are waiting for better prices. No. l. 85c "a erI.
choice, s6A@s71ic; lower grades, 75@s2 1ac:
Wheat T5@7712c for fair average, S5c p ctl for
blue stem and 7oG72l4c p ctl for damp.
CALL BOARD SALES.
informal SESSION 10 O'Clock Nav - AoO
tons. sIl2c; 100. 1850: ZOO 9is4c 1000. 81 " q.
500, 921sc: zo0o. &C. December-l0O. sec;
REGu1Aa MORNING sEssroS-Mav-loo to,.
SIC; 200, 921sc; 1900. 9214c: zoo, s2sac
BARLEY-Holders are somewhat frmer than
week ago. but business In all descriptions is duI
Feed. 771a9S0c p ctl for ordinary and Sl14@
S212c for choice bright; Brewing, S5@e5c p cti
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssfoN-10 o'clock-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssroN-Decemb her, m
tons, 78c. May-100, STAG; 100, SIC.
oATS-Receipts are not very heavy but the
market is IN poor shape as there is no inclination
to do business while the storm is on Milling
are quotabe at 81 06@l 1917 D cti; fancy
Feed, 97Izc@$1 O21s p cGl: good to choice 81 IL
995c; common to fair, Sp@Sbc Red, 81 i21hM
/ l71R; Black. 81 1901 30; GRAY 92ihcnSI.
Surprise. 81 05@l 10 q ctl.
COKS-Dealers have again advanced prices
Arrivals are light and Irade is dull Large
yellow. 81 20@I 20; Small Round yellow.
81 22la@l 2715; White, 81 22h@l 271a y eli.
RYE-Duli and unchanged at S71b@g2Isc "a
ctl.
BRAN-Quoted at $l2@i3 SO a ton.
MIDDL1NGs-s17@lSB ton.
HAY omlnaL ne rain checks all business
Wheat $9@l1 so p ton; Wheat and oat SO bOn
IL; Barley, SO 5o@y so; Cat, SS@Il; Alfalfa AZ
@9: Clover. Ss@lI; Compressed, SO bC6a1O 90:
Stock, $6g7 p ton.
sTRAw-In light supply and firm at 7o@soc q
bale.
MILLSTUFFS-Ground and rolled BarIev arc
quoted at $lS@lS so S ton: Oilcake Meal $40 "a
ton wholesale and S31 jobbing: Cortonse en- oil
cnke, s26027; Rye Flour, 31ac p ID: RYE Meal.
30 q ID: Graham Flour, Sc; Oatmeal, 4IIc % n.
0at Gr0ats &c; Cracked wheat. 31se; Buckvheat
Flour SC: Pearl Barley. 414@4slc p n
BuCKWHEAT-Quiet ana weak at S0MeOc "a
ctl. :"
CoRSMEAL. ETC.-Table Meal, 3@31sc: Feed
Corn. $26@26 so: Cracked Corn s27(a17 SO "a
on; Hominy, 4I261434c q m.
sEEDs-Mustsras are steady at the improved
prices. but trade is dun. Alfalfa is quiet.
Yellow Mustard is sim qnotable at 81 30
brown, ls4@2c y D. Flax. SO 25@2 so "a eli
Canary. 3G1&c p d. Alfalfa, 71aG97slc; Rape, Isl
@24e p 10; Hemp, 3sz@414c p u.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
EoR pQRILANn 8 ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y & NAV. CO., e. Nc. g.
/ NELL Receiver, Ocean Dlv.-will dis GzSzksIaB
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ for me
above ports one OF their Al iron steamships, VIZ;
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, January 10, ~ Fep'
8. IL.
Connecting via Portland with the o. X. & n. 70
system and other diverging lines for all points N
Oregon Washington, British Columbia, Alaska,
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park ana all points east and south aud TO
Fare TO Po1tland-Cabin, S16; steerage, SO;
round "trip, cabin. unlim ted, $50.
Freight and Ticket ONCE, 10 Montgomery Sc
Tick et Office Paiace Hotel. New MONTGOMERY sc,
GOODALL. PERKINS q Co, Supts. Ocean DIV,
ltf 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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Roston Wool Market.

BosroN, Jan. 22.-The wool market has been
generally quiet the past week, although trade was
of fair average. The outlook was decidedly
better than it was one week ago, and the manu-
facturers seemed disposed to take hold OF the "a"
material with more freedom. Manufacturers,
however, have different opinions as TO the pros
poets for the value of wool 1t is believed as tne
market is now situated, prices viii De innuehceo
largely by London sales
Sales were as follows: Territorial WOODS, Mon
lo015c: wyoming, Utah Dakota, Nevada. Idaho
and Colorado fine and fine medium, SO lc; Cali-
fornia spring. northern. 15@14e; middIe country
spring. 9@t1c; oregon, eastern falr, s@i Ic;
choice, 1l@l2Ac; Australian WOODS secured
combing superfne, 4l@42c; average 36@3Sc
The morning call., 1895-01-23

bulls sold principally at &2@3. There was fair
demand for stock ers and faeders at 50 1905 rs.
There was much nervousness to-day IN hog
values. Receipts were several thousand less than
expected. but buyers held OFT. Sales were prln,
cipally at SO 9o@4 O5 for light and 81 lO9l ~
for averages over 200 pounds. The close was
rather firm.
The sheep market was fairly active and the re-
ceipts again turned out light, and there was gain
In strength. Both sheep and lambs sold LUG &C
higher. Sheep were quoted az $z(g5 90, LAMBS
Eecepits-c.ttle. $500; calves, 300; hogs 49,
OgO. shean 5000
The morning call., 1895-01-23
COMpAGNIE GENERALE
RANSATLANTIQUI

French Line to Havre.
HIOMPANY'S PIER (NEM), AZ NORTH AEasn
| River foot of Morton st. Travellers EzsESkk
nv This line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort Of crossing the channel In a
snail boat New York 60 Alexandria Egypt via
Taris frst class s160; second CLASH $1l6.
la GASCOGNE, Capt. bandeion. ..,.......:..
Northumberland December l. 4;30 An.
.....,,,. december & IL 200 z. NJ
La EOURGOGNE, CaptsLeboeut, ....."...... -
.............. he cember 10. 200 "A ~
LA CHAMPAGNE Capt. Laurent. ...........-
December 81. 1880 A. N
H9 For further particulars apply 70 70 AGENT.
no: Bowling Green, New or 80
ave, San Francisco au3lEt
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MARKET REPORTS.
TrEspAY EvEN1Ne. Jan. %.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver lower, the storm seriously affecting
trade.
Flour dull.
Wheat ana Wheat ireights lower.
Barley steady but quiet
Corn advanced.
Oats and Rye dull.
Feedstutfs unchanged.
Seeds as before
Buekwheat weak
Beans very quiet
Pota toes and Onions firm.
Creamery Butter firm and dairy weak.
Eggs continue TO decline.
Cheese weak Honey slow.
Apples and Oranges quiet.
Lemon market overstock ed
Lines selling higher
More call for Dried Fruits
Choice Ra1sfns alone firm.
Fair jobbing trade in Nuts
Hams rule steadier.
Meats unchanged.
Hides, Tallow and Wool dull
Hops very quiet.
Scotch and Brymbo Goals firm.
GOOD demand for Coffee
Decreased imports of specie last year.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
Imports of Specie.

Imports of specie at this port in 1894 were
s3 ,572,4lS, against $4,5O6618 in 1893. There
was S4,ooO900 less gold from Australia last
year lmnorts from China In 1898 were s2e3, $40.
against s 6, 1877 in 1894 OF the imports for 1894
there was 81, 399, SAC in gold and $2l72,S92 in
silver against 81, 39l 469 In gold and 80, ll5O4o
in silver In 1898.
The morning call., 1895-01-23
The cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2.-Cotton-Futures,
steady; sales. 40, 700 bales; January, 5.o6c bid;
February, g. 1O@51lc: March, 5.2S@5,2 4c: April.
s. 2sCa5 24c: May s. 200 SOC: June. ). 35@5 sec
August 5.46@547: September 5,4S@5. 61c; Octo-
Der, 5.52@p5. 53c.
NEW YORK Jan. o. Cotton--Quiet: Mlddlings,
IS ll-l6c Net eceipts 1860 bales; gross receipts,
IL ,9O3 bales; exports TO Great Britain. 5579' to
the Continent $50: forwarded, $780, sales 10
all spinners: stock, 14l ,23l
To-day-Net receipts. 1852; exports to Great
Britain, 1887; TO the Continent $3.50; stock
I OQ1
The morning call., 1895-01-23
Omaha Livestock Market.

OMAHA, Nebr Jan. % -Catte-Receinls. 5000;
veal calves ruled steady and cows stays. etc.
firm. There was more activity and strength IN
the stoeker and feeder trade to-day, and prices TOT
good STOCK ruled q shade hrmer.