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Daily camera., 1897-01-15

F. E. Lounsberrv has sold his saw mill
near 9th street to Woollett & Brown and
has begun to put up another near the
mill of his neighbor, Mr.. McAlllster, op-
posite the depot. ?
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

All the different forms of skin troubles,
from chapped hands to eczema and in
dolent ulcers can be readily cured by
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve, the great
pile cure. Parlor Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

R. G. Hemingway and Miss Isabelle
Marshall, of Left Hand. have gone to
housekeeping after having made proper
legal arrangements with local justice.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
Don't Neglect Your Eyes.

Come to the Bowen Hotel Saturday,
Monday or Tuesday and have your eyes
examined free.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
The Beautiful Cabinet Grand Piano

The Beautiful Cabinet Grand Piano
Donated to the G.. A. r. Fair by Bush &
Gerts, of Chicago, is now on exhibition
at Sawyer's. Somebody with dollar
admission ticket will get this superb
piano, one of the finest in tone and finish
ever brought to this city. Go and see it.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
Mrs. Kady Haynes of Denver is visit
ing at the home of Mis-. Safely. y

The county commissioners are still
overlooking the books of the county offic-
ers and will not take up appointments
and other business until next week.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
The Crop Is Growing.

Jay Gould's first wives are becoming
numerous. enough to hold reunion.-
Washington Post.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Don't fail to see the eye specialist who
is at the Bowen Hotel until next Tues
day evening.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

The way to cure catarrh is to purity
the blood, and the surest, safest, best
way to purify the blood is by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Have your eyes examined free and
spectacles fitted at Bowen Hotel from
Saturday morning until Tuesday evening.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

A weed in the garden can be easily
destroyed when it first starts. Consump-
ton can be nipped in the bud by One
Minute Cough Cure. Parlor Drug Store
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Mrs. Clemmer, the dairy commissioner,
has arrived home from her ranch in
Routt county.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

w. H. Allgeyer has returned from
Iowa, where he went to attend a family
reunion.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

John Lilly is moving his family into
the house on Spruce street recently va
Gated by F. M. Daugherty.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Justice Borden has put in new benches
and otherwise improved his justice shop.
The judge is doing thriving business.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

A PRACTICAL chaplain is a mighty good
thing in Legislature. Yesterday House
Chaplain Rudolph invoked divine bless
ings upon both the miners and mine
owners of Leadville, and prayed that the
interests of both might be considered in
the discussion of the strike Atthe proper
time the parson, 1t is expected, will call
for the interposition of the Lord in behalf
of several other measures. The bill
clerk will make up list of the most i'm
portant in due time.-Denver News.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

The entire county is torn up and ex-
cited over the question of who will be
the next commissioner Of water district
No 6.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Burr Fisher and wife, after a visit with
friends here, leave for New York tomor-
row morning.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Prof. Theodore Chave writes to the
Camera an article OF great power and
beautiful rhetoric anent the stupendous
question of whether the church is bigger
than the Grand Army. AS a specimen
of rhetorical elegance the professor
contribution is without parallel, but to
publish it would entail the expense Of a
decipherer Of hyroglyphics and in view
of the threatened trespass bv Populist
paper on field it was assumed was al
ready pre- empted, the expense must be
necessarily omitted. Economy is our
only plea in extenuation.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Colonel George Ady general agent of
the u. P. passenger department at Den
yer, came to Boulder on the Gulf road
today.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Hear our modern Demostheneses to,
night.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Miss Maud Snyder is visiting in Mer
chantville, N. ].
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Henry White Callahan is report.
ed i'll.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
Fresh Cows always.
GALLUP.
For Sale.

Residence and grounds of II lots with
in mile of the post Office. Comfortable
house with ample barn., stable and out.
buildings. Suitable for chicken farm
or small dairy or both. Enquire at this
office tor address.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

We pay cash for farm produce. We
sell groceries and fresh meats. Hotel
and feed stable in connection. Rates as
cheap as the cheapest.
N. H. SMITH,
700 Pearl ST. Boulder, Colo.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Mrs. Isa Crosby, who has been quite
sick, is reported much better.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Mr.. Smith-Say, Mr.. Jones, do you
know there is Tea and Coffee store in
town?
Mr.. Jones-Why yes, next door to Gar.
barino's. l have been to the store and
bought the finest coffee ever drank
and they have lots more for everybody
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Chris Nelson and John A. Peterson,
two Inter Ocean leasers, are in town.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
New York Stocks. y

Daily Market Quotations as furnished by Jno
w. Flintham Jr., Masonic Temple:
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

Three fine driving horses-perfection.
GALLUP.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15

WANTED-A girl going to school wants
a place to work for her board. Address
G. this office.
Daily camera., 1897-01-15
THE GREAT BROTHERHOOD.

Sunshine, Jan. IS, 1897.
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WOOL.

Bos Ton. Mass, January ls-Tbe ,,,o,
lean Wool and Cotton Reporter viii NV
tomorrow Of the wool trade: As a rule
aS iiers report volume of business a.
but In few quarters some large salnS
aie reported. Among the ales in Boston
Is Io or lWooOO Australian and rtimor
The above purchase had also picked m rV nj
i,ast $4,000 pounds of fleece and i .l0O ceo
McntaAi, and another well known mil a.
rnmored 20 have picked up 5000 OlO mounds
OF wool Fleaces have been in good de-
mand ard there has been very rair
movement Of Australian. Prices are nom.
ior the week in three prlnc,pal mnrkeis
5sgregtte b625o0 pounds, S,i9i 100 being
domestic AMI 2,73o9Oo foreign. Sncc Jar
conrared with 1868. 100 in the same pc'
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Calvert, Texas, January l2.--M u.
Alien have dissolved partnership MI
Ger buying Mr.. Aliens share si
The election contest case for snelr !,
Robertson county came up In frs" .hs juy
terday. but was postponed unti
term. Inn
Tho following officers were ins '., rhk
the Home Forum Benefit Orde, prss'
for the ensuing term; Il. pu.sv
dent: j. NJ. Riley. vice nreslde.na,,,
Sales. treasurer: i. A. Din. soe,,sc,sd "
The Calvert Garten Nerin e'. ,,saf: !
following officers for the ensuihs - pfn'
Meinclt, president; w. Lang; Klost'
dent; +. Pletsch. secretary; Insu sr sbiL
Metre. directors. ne ~
Mr.. s, Holman drew $50 from ~ =
yesterday with which to pay n,s rocDt
in about an hour lost II out Oh n''
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Chicago. January i3.-Whcat today, al
though opening strong with an advance.
turned weak and closed at tr,he over a
cent decline.
Com and oats were corrcspcndirGiy
weak ard lont ahcut u each, hut pro-
vance.
In wheat the arm opening was the re-.
suit of stoadiness Of Liverpool ana nght
NorthWCStern receipts The first cables
quoted hd alvanc, in futures and IL r
ore gave prcos s.d h CHER, or nearly dou-
Bile ses,erday's advance here. Northweaa
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TX, Z, ''.--1,zi .foraI4 anal shi;e. 2zdz-.c
a. Da ~, -1t-ae. W9k. 2i.a2ase
1T, l-arf 500 pea -. &c
r. * ~IiHe sear - dairy. iac.
fancy blSsa creamery n ~ cold stor,.re
ElSan. 9lg-.e. T.raa cotfnfr, hutt.-- y, -.
~ p AftsAItiNt sol1v. lie, trints
- i.S.h ealfs frrb.. ~.
o, FebbApi---%ss Yprh. s2oJa-25 per
.tlEEst<-Se York fun orean l7@.
Nlscpnet- f-A .us4m. i1siigiA,
iptHF Amei.1, IT, Eul~s ztl,.,e. !,pli4.
wa nnisA 5iriNt. fr.rk ,heese. liSlgr;
i."iH-f scr. H.
f5GS -I-Nas. In caees ioDiic
80 arN - mn s. per nsif thl
~ 80 iifNfr,a. o. ger oushs!.
f5t.,j' - ? Il. ~ per !1
80 ~ ,'sr Aeife colorado 10. Cal.
~ g. - -'aso7si. ee rHeri notatoes,
tt-tb ifHA jpEs- Tenressoe Triumph.
~. -s. n 500 3sIh pr DsrfH.
N.1 l@;h faie-ie-. s-lsJ- :. per ll-pe, k
Ioi lHitl -rhirkens. rcr dozen all,
heHa = 81 large fryrrs !. 5lf2 N.
e'.,,. u "a y aecot5iuP 10 vge t1r.
- h'Hr V.4t ~ tlrkeF Xobh!ers. s. -
4f'-. Js-st. y 5Nlspl. ge. s.s' 81 5yttt. J0'
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for copetxrcrs.
Trade Notes.
The fruit trade has been very d'aii tsIs
week
Although eCcS are row ses1s-t< al low
prices the demand cocslnuss feht-
i. H Thoma~cn 4 CO. unsosdci i~,S cars
Of New York STATE csssAge tbs rno-1tng.
The supply Of Mexicaa oranges has h->cn
exhausted i.,raA dealers have large
stocks OF California nAsei> s15 seedlings
X. @. AsAe has several s.-er.rasns OF
fancy h,Saeds % s,suifrT On exnlr .c1. H.
Gliding tiameHrs and Buzz Cochin chick
ems
Bacon ana MEATS Of al kfns~ are report
cd In t.xceilsn; demand Toe beginning Of
the plsrtinE season Is aAuslrs farmers to
purcntssc Aarsc4 supplies
Eggs wee auore1 NJ ie5-sc On the whole
snse MARKET gei1N =. theSe pr.Scs the
rtissuts,si1ps demand should Increase rap
tGlN. as reraa5'e,s osn now sell them a. lsc
or ceen lcvnr.
CcGnSry silsTssa-s are sending in very
few 81 cSels- nj .sis -srn-. The 1sunond
Is cpca a1ga is-rc.S S-e arm ISIrk-ys are
s.. rec. hal are show sale whenever or
Tered Ducks &0s geese g.ses. with a iair
.ltfr..atL
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HOUSTON rnIcE CURRENT.

These uupsS-i7rf* 4rS rt-a-sss1 oT-ly ana
/ She.i cur-ss-fsie-s gar ~ ruIed uron- he
siilc-s ART tnrss ,llitsc - ihe HorS ION
[ WHOLESALE s1'k els.
+ AMI CasEAS's--Ia1zna7d as per
Z srass f'rslzta, sH ~ boxes. 500 Ie gross
Z Sai9ar =. el1 i.o- 0uzsa eeNes castor Oil
s-sli' %nesins n u; ~ yer aossn 9: &,
( SO, aiAs;-slr PaN1tr r. 4 Der Seg- agents
s,rs.s, a,ai saoi, .a- Sax a..sila. buck
I1ct'S-saagz slssl-. baked ss.GgTsa: in
- ~ - less treAS.Asc sAsr's y. dry salt
sHe- Nss grk salf bellies 81. ifis
~ tsrr SAX i'el4ss Is; smoked te'iies -.
s-AGs2INs AND TlEs-Cariaaa lots, (.
. >. sis-lsie-. q ci4lvssio n. basE.ng. : 10
~ - r. f-.x - ln &c. Tes. Arrow
90 A'e-,4 'Hse IL ssnali iots from siore.
sASs7E q 7e. ysr1 h.shes. ties . Pc
BAKING FowDER--Apex. p roo;
: r. 49, e r 700; victor 10, per coz-.
-, /. y I, y 81 i 5 oae spo2R i ID
= - l4f's s. 8 Yer dos P7lce,s IS OF, $40
$50 psr -oE Royal 3 ~. S %. son Bon.
CANNED FRuiT-Per aozea. Straw
''t'E - -, 7Slt p.ueappies. STANDARD 81. .,
8 ~ ey-4es> a. .5rei.sss SIS. seconds.
~ 10 feArz. Standard e~eg5i.p9. Clipper
ia ns7a hes stznta-l : 10 s1-7sl-e1. SEQ
r5<- ~ 1tsPc. Z ib STANDARD 81 e5'f j. ~,
s.te t34eseerTes ssr7ec IT, standard
,eAl5F.3 RNlA CANNED FRUIrs-
si2 CARTS sccts - ib cans; Peaches. s. -
y -t'tl.' egg pilms 81 z5nl.8f. green
-HN.s 49, -s5- r@r'arirfs s. J5fi ~
+t-- > -fa g. 8. white cherries s. . 81
lAND4-ilela s,ies 5l4asisc. wrapped
IL, ,S7e> sr n y pal!s. ;gs'.
i@As ~ -. LIMA oes1- st-fsY ~. sir.u.
--A it-ft- lcrH vs-ssi - tome ioes. ;
u s+-9f-is -. 10 :f9 90. Iei
~ : - MEATs--Kcasf beef. lb 81 10
20 3 WIZ ] 3h coined beef .
~ =. % l4nc1 tongue. I dozen
= 2 ~ 'Nfprl s4@shge. dozen
go isf ham. 4azsr s'ss-c 3. 10 NOTED
-l sox+1 s, !. lh csv.lsi ham 4
s'-. = 10 -evllei ham. dozen
CANDLES Graz 20 s~ And IS 10 80. is
'Hae ss~,-fd colors. sA.diic; Star
crFFE 70 and corloya; Fair i3'4f
= mv ''4'.is- choice isairsc fancy
Feat.-rg ~. ko5 slei cot.
e-l hAnis y" 10 c.ss.=s 81 81. i-ss
a Afn-c s.s=s 20 ~ q cesc-.
tl ~ daena ana Java fancy blend ~
~. &c @rl4 81 iots- Je!ai wave so.
) u fye rogr - se f'uu-,er-a.cAei 81 tl:
si--s al ratae ~ zn.pnl-lts 20 INTERIOR
-. NJ F9-r 90 t~srels - atDy~ fArks.
g. Htii hA-re-s eoet'e harrai. Aba
r-f 'si f.-.en' s. % per o4rrei. small
FaEINAcEors sooDs-1ire. homipy
'.-i elfn r''-4i r us. f2si pearl uieli.
q s. 49, / ia,f s. 55as y ssariin
= ,lr en- get-.e.s ir o. s. ems '"
80 ''s 9'4i-1ar- - i!c. nee naTs
HONEY 81 q ls cans extracted. as
H -l'. f j. il cans .AfrdsfrI ti-r.
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IHE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
~ lslex to the Condition Of Trade
~ Generally.
FAVORABLE FEATURES OF FINANCE.
y 0esser Showing by Railroads and
Daaks--An Advance In Leather.
COTTON Seed OIL Dull.


Houston. Wednesday,. January IL.
The duiiness OF general business has
4 been refieoted In the American specuh-
tive markets recently. The untsr'nne #
strong. however. and sentiment od-idea1y
better. The weakest concerns In the Wess
have gone 10 the wall ana with the pc
riod of financial disasters broush7 20 al
end the situation Is rendered nn-t IN
vorable. The general Arbitration treaty
published this week. insii-ine ira sears
OF the country and England and prob
ably OF all the great nations tcy yeArs 90
como. has also had good etec; W the
commercial and finaaa@l world.
1t rs also worthy % note tina rn.-catis
ere now making a better shovzns G, earn
tnxs. though the increases are 6as -vors
to the comparison with IL linfAr cTHsis
pertod of 1sss than 70 any -s4ais-sai III
1aresetneni IN bGslDesls coma ;lsas- Tlss
tess fcun9atioa for the srse2y y''a-ici.-1
revival Of prosperity : lad WIZ lnt rrtss
balance Of trade 81 fsrat a The tnlied
States AID a goa rnss-ge ~aieA. c,s1-
stantly i1creas1aE. = now Eras - -tsz
any rras Elles June. 1s1 Mo,zsR -Ssss
are unusually h3E saEe ts- hBzs rs
serves IN all the a&-xcE Azses S-s S.sg -.iJ
growils
Ths weekly s-a,e-as-ss q SeE G7rR As
scesAis-d t-&aks cozt.rze - re-sc. tas
improved racusszry coasts-oas Ia 10 East
and TO mirror ihs oorsS.tons psesa4lrs
N every sars q sae csEr.ry. Il las saeG
te<i weeks ghe ts5s,s g q Ss~ Es-. aA-ss
bare h%ea .zese4ssl: 81 - .@' ua5-t.
witnin 50 Ac.e: f-r.ei. Is unrre,a.s-,si
The Surplus Te=@-ve s-A11s 81 80 ~. 40
a-sinst Esr9ne IA ,as rrs; Neez e
A2sF Saveults- srd Sc ~. y4nl4-g H.
iSs The total 81 lcArs a1s t-e-n r.
srezsesi sssooo.eqp s,.ee N147Tas-a- e. fe--.
than cot1fensatsas ;he sari-sA=e p ;1-
1w'o Honths prsgr s-d rll1i.s re r1aey
market on = usrrF.Ii has3.. ir i-s same
p1cIod the treasury ner 500 1szl1-rt n4s
been augmented by t-pos- Is ezzrsels Z
yearly - eH.gai II srsc g. uss - TX
sia-.<sG.77s. esAsnst t5ss5i,.l- 5s7,z-y T.
1851.
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and ioca' receipts, too. were mo1rate.
Chicago got only eighteen cars OF whca,;
against Us year ago. Minneapolis anu
week ago ana 40 The ccrrespoaiins uay
of the year before. Later IN the uav az
but 4. Of the Liverpool advance was re-
open lng prices FOR May were from ala
TO sis. as compared wstn yesterdays cio.e
OF sn&. ard after a sight decline 10 US
it had another Light ADVANCE 10 Aslslss'
The latter was the guest price OF the
day. Trade was noticeaoiy nigh; during
the first half hour and only Increased IN
below 10. Among the reasons for weak
ness which suporvenes was a rumor re-
gafding the flour trade. which, it was sa q.
was everywhere duil. Mi,Iaeaponas re-
terday AMI Milwaukee reported $500 bar
rels OF minneapolis f1our stored mere
and 10, cars more on the track avail v.i.ls n w
wheat and flour. i1i.Vu bushels, elcoDr-
AGED selling ana firm foreign markets a.
an advance quotation did not heip. the puy.
ing The bears were on top and II they
bought on the breaks they put tho wheat
out short again on the rail es when there
was one ami at lower prices when the
decline continued. In other words. Il was
a scalpcrs market. May finally declined
to 7aas and closed weak at 7sasa1sN.
Corn had very quaet session. II vas
UP It's end OF the speculative trade, but
weakened readily when that market set
the example Bfadstrusts reported VS.
ible Increase OF 1.67S.evc bushels.
Oats opened steady TO firm, but weak
reports from tho West and sympa by with
wheat later in the SESSION caused a de-
cline IN prices.
Pros .s!Ons ruled strong and closed that
way. the only thing on the floor 10 do that,
May pork closed q shade higher. lard
otto and May r bs 2i2.
Estimated receipts Thursday; Wheat,
ld cars; corn. 10; oats, 20; hogs. sou
head.
cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-Easy.
Wh,at-No. spring. 77isq7Ii4; No. ..
76 No. red, s6s. uSlsl.
Corn-No. 2, 22As
Oats-No ., l6a0 l6ia; No. white f. Q.
b., 20i2: No. white, t. o. b., $4,000.
Rye-No. .. 37is.
.Barlcy-No. q. nominal; No. 3 {. @. b.,
24isp35, No. I, T. o. b.. 24lan25.
Fax saei-No. !, 7iirn77ig.
Timothy seed-Prme, 265.
Moss nork-Per barrel. 7.70G77s
l.trd-i'er 10 pounds. 3.gbd3.92ie.
short RIBS sides--I.oosc, 3..00il5
Dry ti. ed shoulder RoNtd, o., NY
Short clear sides--BoNed, 4lsg4..
Whisky Diatlllcrs' n-shtl goods. per
gallon, Lis.
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Nnvnsotn Notes.

Navasota, Texas. January ls.-Thourn
three of the most desirable offices In the
city are to be filled In April, there are vet
no avowed candidates
negro killed a large wildcat with n
stick in the edge of Navasota Monday night
and considerable excitement was created
In the vicinity. II was afterward found
that the varmint was an escaped pct. out
after some chickens.
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New York, January l3-Conee-- Options
plfhe1 steady at unchanged prices 20 =
POINTS ndv,nce; trading closed barely
7,fa1y, unchanged 70 POINTS not he
,iii c. Folcs, 100 Spot coffee RIO dun;
No Z invoice, lpis iobbug, 1875 Mild
gWc' cordoV1, liierl7 sales, 10 havs
j1cardmango private terms.
SaiiioS-D Quiet. good average Santos. H.
GD,sJ9
Hamburg Nd advance; sales, 500.
lNo- ~ eady; No. 7 Rio. TO- $50 refs per 10
kuoft c1chang", l5-lGd receipts G01l.
eicirci for tho United States. il.lGN: for
Europe 300. stock 80. Opn
taFT"-tio"cd duil ana unchanged Sales
rotal warehouse deliveries from the
hi,@i States, l2.iii, including il.g5S from
ScN foth' New YORK stock today. $50 G2l /;
inih'i states stock, 1890. shoat for the
i.Nlifd Sntie~, 1900. total visible for The
United aaras. 5000. against sos. COG hp,
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STOCKS.
Following were the osng quotations on lea ding
lcks of ihr Now ! ORR Elchnnge todny:
FINANCIAL.

selling. sI,5; New York sight buylrx /.
DISCOUNT, selling At par: New Orleans
sight. buying : discount. selling + pre-
selling at par.
New York Sterling exchange. stShsd
1874 commarcal sixties, S.SI4; reich
5ar.
New orleans; Sterling exchange. com
morc.al. si.S3nl.6}t; New York sight,
francs. commercial sixties 3. POS.
Londoa: Bank rate. per cent: street
rate 3 l-l6u3is; silver % ll-l6d. consols.
III GIG.
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS,
Doinns Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
WAS A DULL DAY ON THE EXCHANGE,
Movement WINS Very Irreguiar-Thc
Close Was Heavy with Vnim-
portnnt Net Changes.

New York. January l2.-T5day's ex-
change was dull. Speculation was fairly
well distributed. aside from sugar, which
inquired for nearly one-quarter of the ag-
grtgSate dealings and the tone was In the
main strong. The tnoy cment was trreg-
u.ar. psr'ods OF sernl-Stagnation alternat-
ias with spurts of comparative activity.
IN the tSrly sess-on the market was spi-
lied snd higher prices were recorded on
lower priced shares. The Improvement
was considered due TO the pressure OF ole
money which. In the absence of tho re-
cent regulation disturbing rumors and re-.
Forts. induced investment in ponds and
stocks of intrinsic merit The traders gem
orally appeared disposed to play the bull
sid" owing 10 the failure of long stock
TO come out in recent raids and BID prices
up. In Addition 70 stocks the trade on
the continclt bought ra lway bonds. The
spscialtes were again conspicuous. Con.
sol1atel Gas rose 3ss.
Very little Importance is attached TO tho
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
American Refining Sugar company, as
ioihing but routine business IS expected
TO be transacted. The stock sold up a
fiact!c'9 carly. but m the last hour de-
g NEG ia per cent on the report Of the
nppIi,"Dpn OF the Afpucklc interests at
Toledo Tor receiver Tor the WOosOn
Spice company of that cty. control OF
which was recently acqu red by the Amer
lean Sugar company. The general list
subsidized into general dun ess after mid
day. Realzations caused slight fract onai
recessions hut IN the final dealings the
selling pressure was more pronounced
and the market closed heavy ut un.m-
portant net changes.
The demand for prime bonds is in tx
cess Of the amount offered and issues
WnlEn Ia f,st NJ 4.,.y
prominent in the dealings at substdnt ally
advanced prices.
Sales. Sl566,00,. The more important
"a rs were burlington. Denver q Wis on
fours Ia Mexican National incomes. S.
roe Il. .: Lou sville and Nashville. New
Orleans aoi Mobile division seconds lss
Total sales stocks today III ,49i shares,
including Sugar 2i.s00. st. Paul $500. CHI
cago Gas 1000
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CnIycrt Lncnl Notes.

Difference 80. 5,4s2 2i.42j 1,isi.i"
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
HAVRE MARKET.

Iiavre, January 1S.-The market
quiet, but steady.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York January lS-Clear,ngs. slO6.,
55l, 6G3: balances 1891. 400. Government
an railroad bonds strong: State bonds
duh, Money on call easy at IL per cent (;
last loin lls. closed II. per cent: pr me
mercantile paper SiRGila per cent; sterling
exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers ~, at 4.TAai .S7is SIR demand
and lNrlSI for sixty dOys. Posted
rates. iSlfi4Saiv and i.SST4, sS1s: CONNER
clal h.lls S3i s@4 81; SILVER certificates 6i&si
Ca bar silver. SIM MeNlcan dollars, SOS.
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ST LOUIS

ST. Louis No. January I3-Cattle-Re.
cWptr S"o. shipm nts 2opi. market steady;
steers 2 Gii70. ftockers and feeders q
ffa.i1. light steers 27ini 10; cows ana
I've Teri l71u3Gp. TeXay and Indian rattIe
steady. steers 2C0di 90; cows t.ifr2 e.
Hog Receipts ll.r6. shipments sou: mar
kcl strong 2" higher, Nght 3 1oii3. ~; mixed
p .W93.a. heavy 2cd3.35 Sheep-Re-
cciDts M. Sfiprnt-irs 1000 strong; miittonz
4iaHs g, Snuthwesterns 2.S5m3.7j: eulle
80. 70. lambs B. 7hfi5. 90
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DRIED FRUITS.

DRIED FRUITS.
APPLSS-Farcy sliced. in boxes. 4'1J
t,.c; choke eysporatei. htsc, fancy, 51tc.
C1TRoN-lsc per pound.
FiGS-Turkish layer, i2ui5c.
CtRRANTS-fn bblS. Sc. cleaned cur
rants, Ia boxes. &c: In lib cartons, 1i1c.
NECTAR1SES-E vaporsted 7GSc.
PEACH fS-Evaporated unpeeled. So
sac.
PEARS Evaporated. 5'1GiTc.
APRICOT S-lsflD.rc
RAISINS-Californfa L. l.. boxes. new
si.sdiiT5. is-box l.. l. raisns. eac: 2-crown
l., NJ. rais.ns. sa-lb boxes, SC. 3-crown l..
NJ. Se-lb boxes. SIC.
PRlNEs = Crop OF iss: California
yrunes 90 inns, 50 Sic: sp-aos 5..Iec. 7o-sns
SIS Isi.c. So-7As 7c. sH.fcs. sc. iD-sns. &c, sill
Yer prunes. Ss<e; ruby prunss. Size.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

chicago January i3.-Butter- Firm,
creamery lbala; dairy, elsl7 Eggs-Weak.
fresh, l9ia, Choese--sisd0L, >aN'
Kansas CITY. Mo, January l3.-But,e,-
,hohanEcui creamery, lIMlS dairy lO1 II
Eggs puIl and unchanged. llh,
ed. Eggs-tirm; lie.