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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
LEADERS OF THc.I.

There is in Milwaukee a
paper devoted to the game.
There is one in this countr
entirely to trade marks.
A British newpaper recent
mented with making a poplar
pulp, pulp into paper and i
a finished sheet, the whole pr
Ink twenty-five hours.
H. FL. and R. B. Claiborne,
issue the Oswego (Kan) ii
dard. One acts as editor, th;
business manager, and every
shake the boys up" by
places.
There was woe on the
other day when the North PI
graph, a republican paper,
by reason of a mistake in the
office, a column of democra
matter.
The Valley (Neb.) EnterrI
playfully refers to a loathsona
porary: "W, A. Crane, the &
and carrion-eater on the wa
soft soap, semi-annual defW
at Elkhorn, is making himse
spicuous again since he err ]
complete wreck which OF
fake factory recently fes or 81
pitiful pleas of the rsd the
help in the time cswas hire
reached the ears,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

The statement that we offered
to work for Captain Hull for $50
has no foundation, in fact is a
pure fabrication. We have voted
for him every since we reached
our majority, and will do 50 again
if he gets the nomination.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

4 Following are the delegates and alter
hates to the state convention of the Afro
american Protective association to be
laeld in Des Moines July and 4: Z. s.
1Wilett DR.. E. F. johnson, f. q. Nc
Afee, VIM Foster, jeff Logan, Robert
Raikes, c. B. Woods, 7. E. Barton, A. L..
Bell, Clara Smith, Maud Morton, Phie
Langford, Mrs. Alex Wilburn, Mrs. J. IL.
Poindexter, VIM Coalson. j M. Ruff Y
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

Booker 7. Washington will ap-
pear in Iowa twice this year.
Once at the Spirit Lake chautan-
qua and again at Waterloo 1t
will be a grand treat to hear his
addresses.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
r. N. HYDE, Pres't
ZELLA DAVIS, Sec.
A. G. CLARK,

,hAlrfAt9fft NJ. WUIIIVs '..0(ufllUTEG. IIIIe OI
the servants where he WAS. and II he
could get any accommodation at the
place for the night, they would at
least direct him on his journey,
Two stalwart soldiers guarded the
gateway, and as soon as they saw
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

The republican party is on
record as opposed to lynch law.
It is victory for good govern
ment.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
The Afro Americans of Ma
haska county are organizing.

Bishop Arnett was at the st.
Louis convention, and opened one
session with prayer.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

We announce this week the
name Of G. L. Dobson Of this city
as a candidate for secretary of
state. He has lived in Iowa since
1869; was a member of general
assembly from the 18th district,
Buena Vista county for three
terms. He is a graduate Of the
State university law department;
is a good speaker and has stumped
the state for the republican cause
for the past twelve years. He is
tried and true republican, an
honest and business-like man and
is deserving the honors he seeks.
If nominated and elected he will
give Iowa and her people good
and clean administration.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

~ NTH. wondering into what lunatlt
aNsSlum LIZ had blundered, cleared his
throat aud remarked:
II was Just trying to explain TO these
gentlemen he said.
Bring him into the Rittersaai, eriee
the knight. paying rot the slightest
attention to wha; S.i;til said.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
NOTES OF THE DAY.

The ropes on frst-class man
cost about $4,000. 4u urecipients
Every British soldier cosa iiitary doc
try sAOo every year.
| Nearly 10 per cent o. size the horse
of the Victoria cross Az than any other
tors
In proportion 70 its sig the nea .al-
has a smaller stomach than any oted in
quadruped niiea
New industrial com ypanies. capt
lied at s5o,5eo,ooo, wssre advertised added
one days issue Of fhe London dailtn 9. 2.
recently. IFS OF
shoshons couna Idaho, has ad,
s1oo,ooo,ooo to the mineral wealth and
the world in the thirty-fve years !, ply l,
its history. rs
Founded By Cardinal Wiseman All 9
Daniel O'Connell iii 1886. the D,Ibi5s.,
ReTiew is about to celebrate its sixT tns
eth anniversary. ioul
I The cost OF the coronation was tWI
fthat OF the st. Louis cyclone, ana W
4 loss ef life attending it-Lree or f,nr55 70
times greater. & ha
steel wire fly wheel
feet in diameter and requiring .> a.
allies of wire in its construction. IN
been made in Germany. IN
South Australia has just held 9aur
election at which women voted for
first time, while at the same tim irf
first experiment of the referer sc
was made. (
Asthe exact year of Gutenberg,s ,dt
is not known, 1900 has been final n2&
lected by the town authoriti j. lei
Mainz to celebrate his five huna r,
birthday NHaR NJ
AT recent meeting of police t
the California representative
marked that in his state poker caG
classed with gambling because tai
considered scientific game. M M
A man who crossed the {
mountains, Oregon by the rESaS, e
route March 20 last and May MssgMsMms
fifteen feet of snow on the SUI
the first trip and twenty feet SSHkSzs
ond and May it was still snoGEN
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

Major Mckinley will take an
active part in the campaign He
will not be silent because he is the
hdidate of the Republican party.
er. Mark Hanna will be chairman
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

Snloulderin
of cll
Turk in the b oo-.

1urk in the hoo-
man, who fancie.
good health. Il
sickness seize III .oos.
old enemy break .ersit,es
The fault is thaaw for
medicines that S
stead Of curing dnenting
can eradicate dI to en-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

Merchants Know the Value
,tic fatteS f,.',e Ssdvertising Medium
his paireN Ads" -
happy s mat dA
ese to have beA ID, tolt1iA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26

g Enterprise thus
aathsome contem1
e. the hired mar
the warmed-over|
al defunct shee|
g himself very con
he emerged frou
which he and hi
fell into. But -
poor imhecilei
I whisky faF
sone tender
plant wasnits and
ed to run aOsE.
gent. Har|
N, Ark.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-06-26
SOME OF THE BIGGEST.
company
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

st. Pete
Boiled ham, tongue or beef should /, ~
be cooled in the water in Y,
ich 1t was cooked, for it makes the al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

-. Louis Jan. H. National stock Yards. Cattle Re-
ccipf ~ heaa. Market and pf les slightly hl'r
Native steers. g. Nnn& H. COVE 81 J"pN 80. boilers.
$. - calves s.. Texas s'rers. ~ 10 Hgs Receipts,
Ic,vy 50 50a<g -. mixed - .5gS@ -. light. 81 a,f
S. sheep Receipts. ~" head Maket steady Lambs,
Ini5n stock Yards chicago Jan 1i-ca't.e Receipts.
$, ioaS5 .f.cAors feeders - ODGS3 - COWS aml
bulls 81 7aas; 10 cal,cs 81 ioa$3 49, Texans. - a
8, 81 Hog. Receipts @@VoO head. MARKET steady.
Ic, hacking shipping lots. 50 g. common - choice
mNed s. GjNs3 80. choice assorted; " "nNs - .ifi,
+, G-4s3 -. prs Sass 80 Receipts 200 head.
MaIG,t ,asy Inferior to choice - 2'"S3 e" lambs.
Iwf, Jan Cattle itccepts FOR the list - hours.
- - I.,d. total for week thus far lINli; f'r same
I'm. las, week ST. consigned through, @,tlO I" N"M
no yory good here old cows. S2ns2 -, fair 10 good
ns 81 35MS2. lower. 81 1JHt. nr far To prime"
fed calves - T5fSI -. grass"rs - -'rNZ 90, hot1
ecets for the last ll53j head total for week
Signed through $50. NewNork. G5'", on sale T..
on market opened lower closed steady win sales "t
one load Workers late 81 J2i. MEDIUMS ana heavy
81. Workers 50 %. pss. 81 "5nsi roushs ~ 2'H
81 90. stays 7JHs3 IL sheep ana lambs Receipts Tor
The last - hours 100 head total for week mus iA
20 400. for same time last week. 1870. Consigned
through . 900. N'wYork. Zoo. on sale. l'"" MAJ
kc, ntened 5m2oc for lambs. 1Oc or on sheep.
closed very dull with fully forty onds holding over,
Including - loads of Canada lambs Few OF the lat
sold a s., 5OuS3 10 prime lambs. - sJUs5 10; good
81 IoaS Is light fair 81 sjnSi 30 culls, 81 5aS3 -
mixed sheep good choice. - 5oas3 10; extra, Sip
ST 10; fair. 81 H4S3 20 culls 81 iohs2 -
steady: prices unchanged. Hogs Receipts heavy; all
grades s3qsi Surprisingly light; demand light mar
IeI slow export wcthcrs 81 s0aS4 common to prime 81
ass 10; lambs S3qSj 30 calves. 81 jods7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

pies neglected and Quarters are easier; car Of
fine sta,e sod at 49, and some good stock 2eI III
Chops quiet Cores and skins firm saa rn run
f fnny Y a do Or pns to CHOICE cae
to good aa5'sc: DO sun-dred sliced PASS Dc coarse
western $Gic H. stat si4G4s.c chops. laq2.c cores
sna skins @l% peree' cbs gT so
Gn blackherrs 3za'c ap,inoti 20 ansc 80 ;r,ncs
G G4.s '''r@ '3'''' do ""'''''' '4''' '''"
nors-pemand brewers was light t, and . whiIs
3eelG WAS :m nq1 np r ssorcnt IN The country
And ~ most - The sgyHs ,c ee c d6 good To prime
~ Sc do common 20 fair f'-p'sc; Pa'Hc coast 1871
c.eanca up WIN al Eioas ~ Si .ns per H. 9lloc:
guo@; Fow.s per ~ 10 1 per emf psr s5c pigeons
per- par cn5S geo. co. per- pair gs g bfSsE6
accumua'ian Of m kinds The fee9s IS weak and
regular especially N cm%en ana lass NJ prices Strictly
held about eady hsus9 mT'' T., racb
f F@rry ' cao. and s mcaed chkns he3 about 'hs
same. feeling easier Average Nrs,''m lanai Ir,s
n,Ssibn al,yo n. ioc and large lots Of ordinary ni
e sn , Ilg ad IRREGULAR sqnabs dn We qroe TUX
keys nearby 2ait' do Wes''Tn, PhuadclShin 2oc;
n Medium sz i5aer, do sma. and .iiPs nS ~" Ia" 100" o
chckers Phiiadcirhia 2aG d. MeseI" h tH" "a r.
lie; fowls DO. choice mex. nearby i5ai7c.
d. Western choicr l4a1Gc geese, WESTERN '"'''
squads per dozen. 81 1'Hf"' soo- ,o ,t
though SOM ask fraction more rou W dn u rl e
e lar.assi plenty yn,d ana aca i@ and nrm
,o ~ rreerr qauIiiy and value. but prm' lcS
We quot sa l Eer r@a. 81 81 2G@si % aaa @
SS4s@ s. 7S esSe3 "a Y 81 aon a DO cs aS
other kinds 23n3o. rabbits uniIawh ~ saddles enG
I Ia Zoo So % SG iac deer @i@ @Si,c ''" "
HAY AND STRAW far as the lisht supply snd TS''
time had numerous @gn@H' eid Supplies are
f., le this again. A.i I'M ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
4 HOG SWALLOWED MS WATCH.
From the Guthrie Leader


a novel story comes from Garfield County telling
OF the woes Of spritualist. which is pathetic
enough 10 be worthy of being chroncled. The
spritualisi IL farmer and owns "A large number
of hogs. The other day while he was feeding his
swine the unfortunate man had the ill-luck TO drop
his watch. Before he could recover possession Of
IL the whole drove Of porkers bore down upon
the time piece, and one Of them swallowed IT,
The farmer not liking the idea o. slaughtering
fifty hogs for the sake Of recovering one watch
behou hit him OF his faith. and set in quest of
"A medium. The medium kindly consented TO lend
his powerful aid and point out with emphasis the
hog that had ticks In his stomach. The pig was
slain. but the chronomeicr was not In lts person
Then the medium said there some mistake
but was positive he could bring the watch TO light
" IN another killing. Another execution took
place only 10 be rewarded by another IA lure. Day
after day this propaganda went until some
twenty hogs had been offered up as sacrifices TO
time, and still the watch is hidden. At the present
writing the spirituast Is confident OF success
but the farmer ~ disheartened and refuses to dew
astate his hog crop any further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

The following shows the relation between The
total reserve and the total deposits Of the re-
spective dates:
Specie ... 054 700 1l.34i 200 Inc. g. 39l.5o)
Iegal-tenders - Us 100 1sG54 100 Inc. 1929. 400
Total reserve SAP 6s3 100 sl5oooo3Oo Inc. $4,000,
Reserve required
against deposits I22 725 ST. 200 Dec. s65cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York, January II. 1870
BEANS AND PEnS-No change in the general market
to-day Marrow hold firm 81 20. but are quie'. AMI
medium steady basis II 81 32 gSl 30 for an
Ganssa sea P s 81 Se' RED f d hyN uncaned h
for for s so Ge%s nGf h % S %S UPON a %
varieties slow. Green peas steady We .Il''r.
n n'sani 8 assasI S. do esa s9psi 5 d. w9s
tne0 S 81 S; 1S red t.nt DO 40 81 5 Do
Ign. pea, s. o5qsi ri DO foreign me@ing 4p$i io'
"BTrfER-Thcre was very quiet trading and win some
prices barely Buyers had fully SUPPLIED cr
wsSs ma ad se nrr to nse T The %
on fresh table will be determined wholly by the
extent the supply The movement IN fresh adeS for
export has so free that the market closes in good
shape over 5000 uls hsx gone Do Su we es Msse ."
s do hrsis 2ag2se DO third; to seconds ls%22 a dc
dairy fresh tubs 90 a %1as fa aSr :o"2 Go
state dairy irkins I5Ql9c imitation creamery Sul9c
fresh ianC ieia7s do rd hrdf fr to "a s 100
CHEEsE-The market presents quiet appearance to
quite firm in desirable grades and tending TO harden In
fact occasional sales are making Of both large ana small
rars tave shown considerable interest this week and
reaGy to pick up unde-prced bargain
i. obainabe bu, the more desirable lots Of carly fun
COUNTY part skins quiet, but desirable gades STEADILY
ha ony ca i" as. we quoe New York STATE fancy
full September large loe do late made ehoice
Der small Iosc; late made good to choice oaioc; do
S G7on part 20 " Skins. snail fair to prime 'acc sEi
SKINS large. choice 6q6izc part skins, large com
mon to prime, 34NJisc full skins. 2G3c
Receipts more moderate to day but there Is
liberal supply unsod and advces indicate considerable
stock i'm transit the Southwest The sharp fall In
prices Yesterday reserved Offering under orders
from central shippers hold. and speculative
demand stock than freely offered AT
2pc buyers declined more for average prime
stock and regular little difficulty obtaining
supply for Refrigerator and lined
almost nominal. We quote: jersey and nearby dozen
23c PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland. 2l422c: Western 2Dc
Southern 9H9izc, Western and southern ordinary TO
good isa9c refrigerator. fall packed. sm9c do early
packed I1ai7zc; lined l7a7'@c: defective per case
S4NS4 %.
FRUITS FREsIi-Appes In light receipt at the moment
and fairly firm high grades. Grapes hnH"
scarcely any Cranberries steady Cape Cod fruit
light supply. Jersey berries plenty but meeting some
renewal Of demand from the West Oranges dull ana
We quote: Apples. fancy. Northern. winter. per
Dbl 81 50l SO 81 do Virginia Winesap - 50dS3 % DO
other red s2GS3 do State Baldwin and Greenng. 81 j4
So 80; do uprver 81 jo@s2 20 grapes per small basket
7nlic cranberries Cape Cod Dbl &uSO; do poor u
fair S5Qss so dc Jersey So 25g$7 do per crate ''m
81 -; oranges. California, per box. " 1oaS '3' d.
Ss@<l0: tangerines. $lO4sl5.
TS-DRIED-Evaporatcd apples hold 1rm with
steady moderate trade In Sundred sliced al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
DIvGLEY TAKES THNGS SERIOUSLY

From he washington POST
Dingl, s. Of Mainc-a good man and deep thinker
has no capacity for humor Some OF our best
minds and most profound philosophers are uphOls-
tered that way. SO Dineley Is not alone.
Jingley was telling John Allen. OF the general
dullnoss If trade and the absolutely fiat condition
OF business and commercial opportunity FOR money
making
The question of pront-maklng." said Dngey,
has all but departed thc business world. Men now
glad II the chance presents Itself TO pay eN-
pcnaes and hol9 their own"
"Oh. don't know said Allen. in his grave. far
of way. and with that drawl which would have
warned anybody but Dngley II don't know as |
can agree with you entirely Dngey. or course,
I've but little capacity for business and ordinarily
"A chance To make money would escape keep
Of my way. But even $50 thick are they lying
about-had pressed on me as | came To the Capitol
this morning "A cAance to make an Investment
within three or four days As usual, though. I
didn't have the capital and had to decline.
couldn't invest in IL. as didn't have the money
However believe the chance is still open. If you
to go in Dingley."
why. It's most rema rkabe," said Dingley. quite
excited. ITS most remarkable. What was the OPP
portunity, Allen to invest which would pay 20 per
cent In a week? | should like very much to hear
OF II"
why" draWled Allen. ut the cable cars
The conductor offered to sell six tickets for IA
quarter; clean gain. you see. OF 20 per cent
paying for rides at five cent, ride. But. said.
| couldn't close with It, didn't have the capital"
gentle Allen was Ruying him He looked at him
sobcr!y and earnestly for "A moment. and retortci:
cor course. ! don't say there may not be isolated
chances to make profit, as In the you
name, but putting II as general condition. Allen
meant that business barely paid for itself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York January II. 1896.
COTTON-The course taken by Liverpool 10 day was
disappointing the local traders futures there
opened partial advance point and closed with
loss lp1i1 points this decline coming in the face
of advance here Yesterday however.
and unchanged with sales Of 5000 bales Under the
Influence this unavoriie market
i0Gp tho and free
Ing but Immediately after the call there was favorable
turn prices advancing little. closed steady
la3 points lower There few orders in
the market and tn business the lehcst for many
tons The receipts FOR the day We're
about 1900" bales at the ports. compared with 449 bales
tS1D yeays ago The port reSpts foT the
mated at about l25 bales against l4O6 $50 tales last
Exchange estimates the weeks receipts at TO- to
o.. that The
cepis at New-Or.eans Monday VIII be from 5000 10 1000
bales against same week. 96l2 bales
New-Orleans today about 200 bales. against ,t
bales day week and 1871" baes las; year Ca
72o bales LoS2 and 1886 bales. savannah 40
bales $50 2496 bales Charleston $40 bales
25s and l03 bales Houston, 3l35 bales. AGAINST ?6ss
5.3s bales: Memphis 80 bales against 33s and 10
goo 900 bales. against 1852 bales last THE
Financial Chronicles weather reports from the cotton
perature lower generally the South during the
week and in the greater of the cotton belt rain had
that there had been ice and heavy frost al
most points during the week great deal OF planting
1853 bales bales Tor the corresponding
1895. The total in sight January 10 113i-@
ing decrease in amount in sight Of S3G bales con-
pared year. The visible supply 12ail5
and shows decrease Of 1878 bales from the core
spending date Of 1894 ana decrease Of 253 2l bales from
against 4hi1Sl bales last 4@Dl GA bales in 1884
86Se9S6 bales. against 452G AZ bales in 1906
Opening range and close to-day. and closing bids the
previous night and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bs,mos Jam FGu G d %n,N w9Ss dl M Ma 6s
6sc stock 2!ce bush sales 100" bush Corn a%
Ws a spot M Seas snS"F Nay ss . Sa slsa%t
5qa:c southern s2;a$sscS stock xb,,a
2ig2G No mixed Led 9 fo 2 Ws,24 4s ock
S Ssb s S rm SIC a:krG Grain freghs steady COT
ton quiet middlngs. s5i6c Eggs dull Other articles
FS %Ins quiet Sss ana a2f7 s@ P M
suaieLts 50 i0as3 10. Cornmeal steady 72a7ic bag
clipped aGa27c; 80 clipped 2Ga2e'sc NJ white. 25i9c
s 3. ia Mn winter BRAN sia Sasii mddnss ssass
s g., 70 81 13% c bar @f as a
9e @c s Hams s@GSn v S t%ms irsy bes
steers 5a7sc kinds GisG7c; fores ia3c cheese quiet
choc, Northern creamery. 25q26c Western, 2ia5c im
Err, ct hearty soc Eastern &c Western and Mch
gan 2$025c icehouse .alsc Beans quiet pea 81 0a
S 81 ,s eyes. Nn'E " faay aue steady
% 9 wsdfh see ga
ducks l2aitc Potatoes steady elons 3saSoc Green
head sweets s. 80 Apples gac CHOICE eating $3.50 s 90
81 S easl 3 oGs g b mn saN s. a.
hi squash. si:a<la ton; Cabbagcs. 75c a bhi Hay
straw frm $50
Chicago Jan. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
What No .; opeqnE H'fh1; LoT sc cos! 5s;
a: COZ ,s$,. ''~o 81: so,.a: IS
Corn No q
81 ;::s::s e e .., = g :: 3:
oats. No. 2:
KAN ssnqary * Is, o,.u ~ lo4a5 q. Is
Mess pork. per Dbl
,s%rafy S. g., 's e., $50 90 's s4s
Lard. per 100 ID:
s XIV s.9. 81. e.. s s45 &c
Short ribs. per 100 10:
Kan saa".y .. :ssEEs, rs. e: To- rs. rs!
Cash quotation. Follows: So ,.pnns wheat .,
- ssra :S%ac %@:' 30 oa1. 50
,s :sr. s@s$ rs s. 81 ' 90,
short sides d.oScD s475as, s7'a whiskey i!sul-
s rs s. s 49, .t tan sn a. s. n.esd oil
butter market was steady; extra crcamey 2asc: arss
2a22c: seconds. l'a2oc Eggs were weak fresh stock
"caHs I9" z" Brink 1 aG' 81 . .Sa "4 8S ai
Icl tracS oNc corn quiet steady 50 al 10 %,,
quiet 'ly unchanged. Pork active UNCHANGED Lard
hrm 'eam lea" TO- "a ,o E' ara % , Icr s''
lsc short M ~; lse .hGr clear sid.. PFC; h.x
i.ose ea.nlie, &c Iso sh@rt I's ~ 'o, v sl,r
quot steady. s,lc-. Go bhls AZ 81 -
Msaq JAM , M % , Sa.' sa, "5 ocae ana
declined q, 3sc cash r"1sel &c er," atnnr Nn'1'
:,G'ay n, cum SUNS ,6 ~ Iu fay acc At
prices .i '' and and un ''' ''' '
Manr '@ an 5 May Taca oa'p n.,nr at n e c ana
whei.1nc market about tho condition noi.l
1a.r Gl. ai,c T. iia~'~n.e nnrr May for - som
EN- aal : under ar 81 N'r'he.n. 80 Northern STA
s2Ac' on rrrs 40 hlrl. a5'c. s. Nor,hern. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 1.-THE purchases Of wool for America
since the series Of sales have reached
The prospects for the ensuing season are
uncertain In view % the recent political developments.
h the machinery Of manufacturers Is almost uniformly
well employed Gable advices from Australia that
the finished According these adyices
II estimated total yield Will be 10000 bales
than 1875. The arrivals TO date. including
old stock south Wales, 30 $50 bales Queensland
~ CS3; Victoria 2!5. South Australia. 253ss Tas-
mania 2l27. West Australia ll3 New-Zcaand. % Az.
cane II Hope Natal 4sU6J or these quantities
20 balcs Australian and 81 600 bales OF cape ~
Good Hope have been forwarded. The offer
ngg FOR next 40 $50 bales. Tho imports
the week iu, sing From New-South Wales
90 s7 bales from Victoria II 49, from South Australia
13.0yo. from N~s Australia. $3.50 from Now Zealand
GOCa from Cape Il Good Hope and Natal GGO4 from
Singapore. 500. France AGO from China 2i3. and
from various oth". places. 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
LITTLE CHANGE IN STOCKS.
BANK HOLDINGS INCREASE.
WEEKLY TREASURY sTATIsTICs-BONDS
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANuAkf L.
nEALLNGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

Market closed steady unchanged points decline
compared yesterdays c.osng prices Iransierilte
notices 7g5c Total sales bales spot cotton dull
unchanged. Middlng uplands. 5-l6c; midcling GuIi
y-l6c. Sales 1876 bales, all spinning - ,,
Liverpool cahle-Spot cotton firm; sales 5000 pass,
Speculation export. 200 bales; American; SOY baes
yeceipis 1900 bales; American. 1000 bales Mlddlig
upands Futures opened steady partially otd
advance: closed quiet lNl2 points net decline Jan
uary 45sv: January February +2.b; February March,
42Ca427; March April 42Gs Apri May $1,000 ' ss,0
xS;. 424s; September OCTOBER ass
OCTOBER November. 4l1s, .,,..f
Rather more interest displayed the trad
tho Tor SATURDAY. being above the average Prices al
ed on covering under the influence OF strong
Ifrvre cables Receipts very light Rio Official
lbs steadv No quoted IL. 100 reis exchange
o,o.J AZ . IS Receipts bags Cleared for the
United States 5000 bags. and for Europe. 300 bags
Serk nj Rjo OIL Santos quiet at l0oo refs
Eeceips 800 bags. Stock, 100000 bags Havre ros. 4
sr. fraction closing steady January - francs fep
,uarv SIS francs: March. $3.50 francs April. SD
francs Total sales Is 900 bags Hamburg market qule
January 10 10 pigs February 900 pigs; March, 80 PIGS
Apr 10 % pigs In this market - points was paid ior
Exchanging 500 March for May. g.,
contracts steady at 1880 points advance safes
were II 900 bags s foovs