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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
FOUR HITS OFF DOC
Amole Demonstrated to the
Hartfords That He Can Pitch.
PHILADELPHIA WANTS JERRY NOPs

PHILADELPHIA WANTS JBRkY NOPs
.Phsnom" seeds Was Not In Good Shape
Yesterday and Wilmington Made
Twelve Hits on Him-For Once Amole
Was Fairly supported-Other sporting
News.
The fans" who have said before now
that doc" Amoe, the erstwhile Coats
Vile amateur could not pitch, are at q
loss to explain how lt happened yester-
day that he held down the bard hitting
Hartford club to four hits and these. too,
after the sixth inning.
One other grievance of the local fans
has been that Amole hes never been
supported, and It has been hard to judge
ist what he could do This was rene
dled to a certain extend Yesterday. The
club only made two errors and happily
they we're not costly. The only run OF
the Hartford club WAS made in the
eighth inning
One Of the surprises OF the game was
the great showing made by Klnsella
The new man had not heretofore come up
20 expectations. but yesterday he
demonstrated that there are times when
he can play ball Besides putting up .
faultleEs game behind the stick he bstted
out triple, double and a single. One
reason for the large score made by vii
mlngton was the fact that Seeds wal
very Wild yesterday and gave fifteen
bases on balls. The score:
n II n
Wilmington...1 0 4 0 0 0 3-R IL
Hartford ........0 o 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Battories-Amole and Kinsella; Seeds anC
Smith. Attendance-I SOD
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
Captain Condor Discharged.

Captsin William Y. Condor has been
honorably discharged from command Of
Company z. N q. d.. he having sworn
to ths amount Of shortage Of old uni
forms. First Lieutenant Brennan Is In
temporary command of the company aud
new members are being added to Il rap
idly. IL is expected that It will be on a
6rm footing again by about the mid die Of
Iuiy
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

The & o announces another popular
excursion TO beautiful Bay Ridge. the
finest resort in the south, Sunday, June
2Sth
The trip Is made By rail Go Baltimore,
thence by the mammoth steamer Columbia
to Bay Ridge. passing Fort McHenry and
Annapolis en route.
A special program has been arranged
for this occasion.
We give below a list OF stations show
ing tins Of trains and rates OF fare.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
They WIN sun SEN at s1oo.

CHIcoPEE FALLS. Mass. June 10.
CLIFFonD GREENMAN, Wilmington, Del
DEAR SIR: We note yours Of June 9th,
inclosing clipping referring TO the drop
in bicyoles. In reply will say that
Victor bicycles will continue to sell st
500 through 81. Very truly,
OvERMAN WHEEL Co.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
sportinr News Notes.

Peter Bsrlo arrived In Philad hlphis
yesterday and will ende Svor, after train
ing for week, TO bre TX the one mile
worlds record. he will be paced by q
quintuplet.
Tho Kent county. Nd. commis sioners
have given notice that the time honored
custom OF horse racing on the public
road north Of Chestertowp ~ nat be
broken up It has been ia existe Gee over
q century.
Many down state wheelrlen will
attend the Maryland State bicycle me It
at Cambridge, on July 3, 4.
The winning OF the Suburban, hand
cap yesterday by Henry OF Navarro
demonstrated that he still king OF the
turf
Theodore Hopkins, Charles NJ. sehl,
George Lloyd aud J. A. Oliver are
entered in tho post Office employs and
police bicycle race Of the night meet at
Rlvervl8w.
Denver Ed" Smith has challenged
Corbett to fight In South Africa for
$40 600 q side. Corbett has not yet
accepted
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
Atlantic League Standing
where They Play To-daY.

Ne rark at New York.
Wilmington OF Hartford.
New Haven at Paterson
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Cleveland,
Brooklyn ct Boston.
Washington at New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
School children entertainment

The pupils of st. Msry's psrochial
school gave very interesting entertain
ment. marking the close of the term of
the school. sc st. MAry's hall last night.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

Make pharmaceutical and other light
machinery. Sharpen, repair and clean
lawn movers at No ol1 Orange street.
Fair prices and satisfaction.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

CorrespoDdingly low rates from ether
points
Don't forget the ate. Sunday June 2sth.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

had IS successful year as could be
deeired owing to inability to schedule
games with enough good clnbs
1t took eleven innings for Princeton
TO defeat Yale By = score of to yester
day.
President Freed nap, OF the New York
club, said yestoro ay. "Yes, it is true
that l WAS In P Philadelphia yesterday
comforting with r, sch and Rogers, bat
no deal has been ma de yet They would
undoubtedly like TO have Rusie. but tia
is out OF tbs question. The Board of
Directors can 90 nothing but sustain The
actions OF 10Y club With the evidence Ia
band, consequently there would be no
sense 10 trading Rusie to any club.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

Luxurious-"Dickey. they tell me you are
living on the fat OF the land at your new
boarding place. Weefers Yes oleomAr-
Dealer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
Made a New Record.

WlllIEm Hollett made new state
century wheel record on Sunday He
made the 100 mile run to Philadelphia
via West Chester and Psoli. and rBturn,
In eve hours and fifty five minutes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24
IrEWs OF INTEREST.

~ hear disparaging remarks about the
poster girl, but for my part think ber nice
enough 20 est" Saying which,. the Goat
helped himself to p second PlAteful OF Mag
szlne Cover. Detroit Tribune.
I5 Is fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One
True Blood Purifier, has proved over and over
again. that It has power TO cure. even when
o, her medicines fail to do any good.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do not
purge. pain or grippe. All druggists. 25c.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1896-06-24

Peach Growers In Delaware and Mary
land Delighted over the Prospect OF a
Big Yield.
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MARINE INrELliGrNun.
rOr. of Galveston. January 1

Sailed.
IS Niceto. Del.arrinaya. Manchester.
81 Erie. Harrison, Bremen.
IS Nueoes, Risk. New York.
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Stocks.
Tho following were tn G oaing quotations on the
eadin stoc>s OF tle Nv re TX hange today:
FINANCIAL.

London, January S.-Consois for money
and the account, 19iA. Bar silver 3l3,d
per ounce Money 4 per cent, The rate
Of discount in the open market for snort
bills, lS-ituis per cent; for three months.
IA.
New York, January s--Money on call
easy at 3g5 per cent, last loan 3, closed
3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4d9
per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at s.Se
0AS9 for demand and 4.s7lEHAS7a, for
sixty days; posted rates, 4SSl,i.s3 and
4.a0fl4 9gia Commercial bills, isGiA. Bar
silver. Gt7s, Mexican dollars. 5Zt. Silver
certificates. 81 M67ls.
New York, January s.2Goverpmont bonds
firm. State bonds dun railroad bonds
strong
London. January S-The stock exchange
closed with firm business. Prices were all
recovering and closed at the best figures
Of the day Consols. after touching 1854
closed firm al 1864
Galveston bank clearngs $50, 7j5
New Orleans. January S.-Sterling eX-
change, commercial sixties 4.s6i4TiH
francs, commercial sixties 5isis less lie.
New York sight bankers par.
New York, January b.--SterLng exchange
bankers sixties 1870. commercial sixties
i.s7iA rcichmarSs 9i7s09i lois; francs,
bankers' sixties bis1s@5lsis. commercial
sixties 5.ls4 uh1Sh.
London. January Shank rate per
cent; street rate ~. per cent. consols
1858; yesterday i05 ll-i6; silver Spasd
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
London, January s--Tho stock market
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much longer 1t win seriously affect the
growing coffee crop.
with poor European beet crop and
the absence of Cuba's usual supply OF
sugar, prospects for high prices through
out The year are very coed indeed.
The final government figures on the
crops OF 1898 make the wheat yield 1900
GOO larger than the October report made
1t. The corn crop figures are reduced 10
lnOOo'oe bushels. and the oats figures are
Increased 100000 bushels
Tho John b. stetson company Of PhiIa.
deiphia makes report of operations for
me year ending November 30 1875 The
ret profits were equal TO S per cent upon
preferred, and over 6 Fer cent upon COM
non.
The lie Moulin Soap Manufacturing
company has been Incorporated at New
orleans with capital stock Of $4,000 TO
manufacture soap etc, by G Moulin de
Grange, George a. Toque, Charles II
Washburn and others.
Transactions In wheat on the New York
produce exchange during 1895 reached the
enormous total of 1665 20S 600 bushels.
against 1,25l,7O6.o0o a year ago. Corn trans.
actions were 1is 600 bushels, against
l32, 10000; oats W625,0oO. against G., sos. 600
Ia 1894
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ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, January s--l'lonr quiet Whont
closed isNi, lower for fG,ures; spot dun
No. red, cash 50; No. 2 hard ana January
55, May ,9}. July .5l}s Corn closed trn
iiG9k highor for futures; spot duh ald
firm; No 'liYe cd, cash and January Is;
May 2Cls; July 275s Oats-Futures closed
Il lower spot quiet and easy No. cash
ara January ny: MAY 1914 Rye steady;
G5 lid for No this side. Barley steady.
Coiu neal 1.3oGl, IS. Bran easy, ~ foi
sacked east track. Flax seed quiet, NJ.
Timothy seed S.00G3io. Hay lull and
strc,lg; prairie 7.50GS00; timothy ll50ff
400 Butter quici and unchanged. Eggs
firm. 1912 Whisky LIZ. Lead stronger AMI
higher. 2 sndgSJ Pork higher; standard
rieas jobbilg new. g.75@9S 712. old $50.
Lard. prime steam $50. choice SO. bacon,
boxed shoulders 6S7'3; longs $50, ribs
= 3ls. shorts 5.75, Dry salt meats, boxed
sforIders 4.5l, longs 4'75: RIBS S1i3; shorts
400 Receipts-I,iour 800, wheaS l,GO0
corn Is. 900, oats 1909. Shipmen ls-l!lour
900 vheat q. 900. corn 31.OVl, oats N,WO.
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here has been nat today, but closed gener-
ally better on cable dispatches reporting
that President Kruger had handed ovtf
pr. jameson and his officers to England.
There was no general business. The re-
with other markets and no business Ia
them beyond bears covering 1t Is report
ed here that the financial syndicate Will
yet TO asked TO send In subscriptions for
the new United States loan. but In that
case the syndicate viii probably tender a
price below Its original Offer Consider
10 the Cape md south America, Ths
Phris bourse was steady all day and the
closing firm, as was the case IN Berlin
The general outlook MS reelected by the
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ter on growing conviction Morgan syndi-
cate can not AFFORD to allow panic. Feel
ing on cotton bearlsh, fearing enormous
new crop"
ii:2o a. m.--"Amount In sight for Texas
Is l.4oe,ooo; deliveries were i,s5s,ooo.''
1850 a. m.--"New York wires wall street
cleaned UP all offerings; market steady:
political outlook moro favorable
Houston expects 1000 bales tomorrow,
against 1861 on tho same day last year
The estimate Mt New orleans Is for 5000
10 1000, against 75A in 1895.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

The following telegram from Secretary
Hester of the New Orleans cotton ex-
change was received yesterday morning by
Dr. s. o. Young. secretary Of the Calves
ton cotton exchange.
Actla shipments from Texas and iii-
dian Territory for four months ending
December "a, l355.328 bales, against 2,a2S.-
lfT last year and l.ig7.656 year before;
brought into sight same time which In
clndes total shipments and excess OF liz
leiioi town stocks over September !, l,f0S.-
C67. against 2,il3.Ol2 last year, l,53i.gli the
y, ar before last and lb5g, $50 In 1892
Following are Hester's figures for the
previous years:
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doinas Of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
THE MARKET GENERALLY BETTER
The Changers Went Up on the Reported
Movemep, of tho Corn
Crop.

New York January s--(speciai. )--There
was quito a jolly good market today. ii
was better generally and with sharp re-
ooyorics In the grangers. They say 1t wos
due to the fact that 80 many banks deros-
tied gold In the sub-treasury for green
backs; also the decline OF point In ex-
change and London buying. This is un-
doubtedy 30, but should not some Gre
dcnoe be given to the idea that people
have come to the conclusion to get up and
hustle: that there has been too much
mop.ng? Reports of the corn crop moving
sent the grangcrs up. Denver and Rio
Grande preferred and others gained q
point and more.
sixties t.S% demaad 4se%.
Silver 67M: Mexican dollars s2A.
The supply OF cotton bills was moderate.
A sharp and unexpected rise of abou,
10 points occurred In cotton values on the
cotton exchange this morning 1t threw
the trade into furry of excitement and
led TO revival OF active speculation such
rs has not been seen for some time. The
real cause OF the Improvement was due,
however. 10 covering of shorts and the
discovery that the bulk of the scat.ered
weak Icing interest had been liluidatod
anu Niieht Ailt maj ktA iith tCtll IHdNill
oversold by the bear clement. The charac-
ter of the early adNlccs from the Liver
pool market was bo.ter than expected, and
this fact, together with the subsistence OF
the warlllSe rumcrs, LED to Il better feeling
from the start. Prices opcned steady at
lQ2 points decline, but soon recovered tins
on good buying by large Lower Broad
way comm.s sion house. The demand from
this source was good and quite heavy ana
ulfents. and shorts, becoming alarmed al
the absence Of any pressure TO SELL Joined
N the buying movement aud prices stead
lly advanced 1uS points at q time until /
O'Clock. The market ruled quiet ana hria
In tho afternoon. with the carly advaace
ven maintained. From the character OF
the trading the market had an appearance
of sdll being o.ersod. and many of the
smaller shorts saoued inclined to cover On
all concessions from the top figures under
: 10 for May. which acted MS a stimulus
and gave the market a firm undertoue,
Lighter receipts at the ports and interior
towns and bullish statement OF stats
tics 10y Secretary Hester of the Now or
leans cotton exchange were also sustain
Ing factors but. after all, the covering
movement and the large purchases by
the commission house previously meuaon-
ed were the chief features developed and
the primary cause of the movement in
prices.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows,
Open High Low. IClos
~=-a-=------- s-.----------
Wheat, No, 2--Jan.


Chicago. january There W. heavier
t,.ol,rr Il, ,t,> o,,,,, ,,,.n,,,t =. -. -
'"'''e !" 'ie s'"-il MAJ - tou"y IMAM
Tor some time past and fluctuations were
e,er(isod ,,artal nn,,,, o'', ,,,t :" .'.''
80 q IH' "a mn uV'i0e' "u' as IA e'
yielded To ordinary Influences md uor,s,d
1n '''N "'iNe"
Wheat on,,,,t ,,,,,.,,,,,. ,,,,, TO-, .,.,,,,
a t.-y az ~, -, -. -. " -
a lNaa 81 &c compared with last night.
I,otn ned rs strong better and Closed
- niE"e-' WINE Gus lost us carry gAlh
an ci9seI pfaci lcaN uhenanseu.
Ii,roNlsiohs MADE substantial gains.
w Hctt pt'elltu strong buJ very irregular
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: BUSINESS BAROMETER.
rodex TO the Condition of Trade
Generally.
rTON SEED PRODUCTS ARE LOWER.
r.,,,pe Caused by Decreased Expori
remand. New Cotton Mills Erected
Trade Notes.

uouston, Wednesday, January 5.
A.. ,o,ton seed oil mills Of Houston all
mined operations about the first of the
though none will run any length
time The four mills had accumulated
"a n supply of seed while shut down.
ms soon as this run Is ended they will
,ht,ess stop operations for the season
shortage In the crush in this and
,rlv every other State is estimated at
10 60 per cent. but this has not affected
market to the extent many had ex-
c,ed. The demand Just at present Is
rv limited, and local quotations were
yered today Strictly prime and prime
,de oil declined about Nc per gallon,
ia cotton seed meal and cake were re-
ced from sl950dpli00 to Sl2.0Jlpl3 ~ per
ort ton Linters soap stocks and hulls
also lower. The decline I'm meal. cake
Il hulls Is generally attributed to the
creased demand frCm cattle feeders
10 export trade has likewise fallen off
.nslderably, as the stocli already ac-
Imulatod in foreign mtrlsets are said 10
| enormous FOREIGN buyers are also in
ned TO dlscreul' repotts or snai out
i this season as shlpihents from this
|untry so far are ABOUT lhe same as the
|hount exported during the same time
r season.
rhc Houston mus nave zone an especi-
" large export business as the oils and
Pier products manniactured mere are In
|mand beng consldered superior to
ose of all othei milis IN the south.
Pust9n easy Tess 20 me coast also
pes local ndhulacturers an advantage
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ON snrpBoARp NOT CLEARED.

The total amount OF cotton on shipboari.
not cleared. today is ~ iollowsi
For Great Br.talR--Ss Maritime 1857:
pauiiua 22oS reptonia 3il3; Nicoto sol.
tai Is 7S9.
FOR France-Ss Joseph John 2O53; Tripoii
h9o1 total 1853.
I'or Rremen.-ss Blenhcim b5s. Eric A5si;
tCtaI 5l1t
For Russia--Bk Storken i2si.
For New York-Mallory line 1914.
For Morgan CitY-Morgan line so.
Total 53,Goi. against 1883 last year.
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PAINTS AND OILS

,oi1-l.insecd. In barrels, raw asc; boiled
ne sac, petroleum, l5O tes: e: bbls, iic, In
eases MI9, brIllinn; oil sl,65, IN Dbl si9isc;
Enploh OIL, IN bbls. lgc; IN cases, $3.50: cas-.
bhls, 8ac ."
WHITE LEAD-strlctly pure. sasLo.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes, Co and 10
70 W ana ID por cent disoou,t, row list,
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COTTON POINTS.

J.. Cargill received these advioes from
Gilbert G Co. of New Orleans:
1905 a. m.-"Mnrch now Isl bid on
slight Improvement at New York, but
trading light; stock market unchanged"
1921 q. m.--"Polltlcs abroad and nm
anclal situation here any hing but heatpy;
would not advise purchases on present
market March offered at 49,
1923 a. m.--"New York wires stocks bet
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nrCuIpTs Ann sHIpMENTs.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
today were ns follows; Missouri, Kansas
ana Texas 1856; Gulf colorado and santa
75; barke Boots az barge Read 9i6; barge
Waldo bSj, barge NJ. 1000; total 1875.
Taken by Galveston cotton mills 30.
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COFFEE.

New York, January s,-Coffee--Options
opened steady with prices unchanged to
points advance ruled fairly active with
I'm narrow changes, local selling offset by
foreign buying, closed easy at points
lower 10 points higher
Spot coffee-Rio, dull; No, 7. II; mild.
dun. cordoya l70is, sales, 600 bags RE
No. Z spot al l4c; Rio, Nos. ana T.
offered at -. cost and freight, 800 bags
Maralcaibo private terms
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesteday 721g. New York stock today,
EOS COZ bags: United states stock al Oh
bags: ahoat for the United states, 277 900
bsFs. total visible for the United States
~igd73 bags, against 496.sOs bags last
year.
RIO, January s--coffee-w Weak; No. z.
Bio 1880 reis per 10 kilos. exchange
3-ied receipts. II 900: cleared for the
United States, 5000. for Europe, 600
stock, H4cc0 bags.
Santos, January s.-Coffee-Quiet, good
average Santos, 1900 res per 10 kilos
receipts, 3 days. il,0o0 bags. stock. 4l5,Oo0,
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The following Is n letter from a planter
on Edisto Island. one Of the "set Islands"
of Sonlh Cnrolna:


Gentlemen Replying TO your inquiries
regarding the cultivation Of sen Island
cotton. win state that I Usually allow
one bushcl Of seed 20 every mere. which
leaves enough 20 roplnnt In case the first
~ killed out or missing. isut have planted
with onc-thirj OF bualgel 10 the acre.
by being very careful, and obtained a full
stand TO save seed. we get "A lot OF com
mon chalk pipes, break off the stems,
nj in the bottoms until they viii hold
only seven or eight seeds each, and give
these to the hands who ere planting to
measure in The bush grows very large
on our fertile lands. II makes n larger
bush than the upland cotton. We lay on
our rows five feet apart, ANA plant the
hills crhte IA inches apnrt. AS to Guilt
walton, the only difference ! have noted
between cultiVatlng his and upland " IN
planting. If Sea Island cation Is plowed
too late in tho season 1t may cast its
fruit
New York. January s.--Hubbard Bros.
x Co.'s cotton letter: Our market opened
with March at 7gi&t7.92. and, after ad-
vancing to s0i ruled at sos Mt p. m.
After the sharp decline Of the past few
entitled to a sharp reacton from the
low quotations made this week II not a
substantial Improvement, and their pur-
chases have rallied tho market some IL
cidcd Is whether the advance win In
crease the demand from epinners and
Spectators under the stimulus OF Hight
Mir. Hester estimates the Texas move
ment to January /. ~ ono bales, Texas
houses accept these figures as pointing
10 n crop OF not over 10000 bales for
0exas The local covering continued 10
the close OF business when the tone was
quiet and steady
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WOOL.
THE WOOL TRADE.

Boston, january s--rhe American WOO
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow
OF tho wool trade The sales In the Tires
principal markets have amounted ia
s.sss'sooo pounds, of which e.sis,boo pounds
were domestic stock and s.7Ss@e ponuds
foreign. A comparatively quiet week
was to be expected after the rem~rkaI,ls
activity OF Christmas week, There baa
however, been fair amount OF business
done fnir demand exists for u7osk
kinds OF domestic wool and tho market
IL. from every point OF view, as strong
as 1t was on the last day OF December.
In Boston the sales this week have
amounted TO 3.01c09l pounds, of which
l.JS 500 pounds were domestic The sales
IN the corresponding period OF 1895 were
2,a5i,e5O pounds. This market from every
point OF View Is as strong as 1t was on
the last day OF December, 1875.
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APPLIES Fancy sliced in boxes 4Apbc
choice evaporated, 6i2q6Ac; fancy evapor-
rated, fGihic.
APRICOTS- Evaporated l2c.
CITRON--lic per lib.
tons Sc. r,.,.,. g..
l5c
Meet RINFS-EVGporate lOc.
IEACHES- rated D..
ARS-EVaporate &c.
pIJrMS-iitted Toe.
EIJNFS-Crop of 1925: California prunes
o11Gls. Go. s0-g0s 6iac G0-70s. 7c j0-61s, TIC
silver and ruby prunes Zoe.
RAIsINs-California /: K boxes si'ie W.
4 crown l.. NJ, 80 ID. boxes, ii4ui}2c.
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New York spots.
LiycrpooI spnts.


opened steady 1910 quiet; closed steady
sales igd, 200.
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rAvoa TuEIR RECOGNITION.

81. Louis. Mo-, January The Mer-
chants League club tonight adopted reso-
intions urging the recognition OF the Csi-
han Insurgents by the goyernment Of the
United States. fssi.,s
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Total exports, 55l,ssa 1,ossc4S
STOCK.
wIIL rAKE RoNps.

Cleveland. Ohio. January This Ma
ttonal Sank of Commerce of this city nas
made application for N,5OoUoo Of the new
bonds. and the censrai nj
tional bank will take 100000. otncr iocss
banks. Il is said. will apply for large
hIorks of the bonds. 1A5