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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-24
To Get Your Share We Would Advise You To Be on Hand Early
SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH oath.

Consists of ladies' corset covers, misses and chldren's skirts, waists and draw IN
e" Price only Ioc. Think of being able % buy wen-made, tlize gar IIIn
imnS lot Tee. W
Consists of ladies' corset covers and chemises misses and chndren's drawers. 4 r
tucked and embroidered; also chldren's dresses and slips. Such a money Ihn
-Isavng opportunity Albuquerque has never seen. 49,. ........ IUU
Consists Of a nice line of ladies' skirts chembes, drawers, corsetc covers and or
nghgowns; also infants and chhdrens dresses and drawers. Take as many Ihn
you wish this price, except gowns. 80, ... -. LUU
ha fine line of ladies' lace and embrodery-himmed skirts, night robes corset p =
covers, drawers, chemses infants and chldrens dresses. The SAM sorv;h IIn
''he cloth and trimmings cost more than WI ask for the complete garment. =. UUU
Is a finer list OF ladies' lace and embrodGytimmed skirts, chenises /, r.
drawers and corset covers; also chldrens and infants dresses You have Ihn
iPnd SI2S for poorer garments than these .... u
Is he finest hand:omeS line Of ladies lace and embroideryrimmed Skirts
= night robes chemises and skirt combined and drawers, also infants and N 4 nm
| cIdrens dresses. These are very fine goods, with dainty embroidery. n I'LL
new styles. $2oo would be the right price for these goods. go. " lIUU
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-24
d DAILY CITIZEN
ALBUQUERQUE, = MARCH q, 1855

BY instrL ctions from Chase q
Sanburn we are authorized to sell
lava and Mocha Coffee at the
following prices:
Ascent coffee at. 40 cents.
accent coffee at .3S cents.
ascent coffee at 80 cents.
3o-cent coffee at -. as cents.
accent coffee at 40 cents.
Ed. CLOUTHIER
IA ". Railroad LT, Albuquerque, \. \
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-24
'THE GOLDEN RUM
DRY GOODS COMPANY.
Another r Under
At Prices That Will Barely Cover the Cost Of The Material Alone

We are about to place O n sale four hundred dozen pieces of Cotton
Underwear, divided into Six Lots, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Owlast
Underwear Sale vas the largest one in our History. Our stock was large.
We thought we had enough to supply all, but, before night, the assortment
was broken; many were disappointed; this time we have Just double the
quantity, but there is sure to be a big crowd a the Underwear counters and
the best things will go first.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-24

HIGHLAHD-Lovsly Beds-DAisy Res
tAurAuL Fine sample Room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. 10 (SpeclaO.-Wheat firm to-day
a 1t weak Friday. Those who vocifsrJus
about selling last night the curb We'll particularly
the sollcitous buyers. May opened aOS
and Soii between aoA and 90t. closing 9ols cents
Most ~ the dav the marke, was around Cali figures
The strength from cable: Liverpool. up ga md
Paris up jq35 certmcs. Antwerp. UP 1912 confines
The explanation the cables temperance Of
dro4ith conditions in India. Liverpool said that India
shippers inclined 10 up their contracts and
there was more disposition buy summer deliveries
"Bgadsrecs made the ceaances for the week $4,000
bushels There weather conditions West. rain
to day with freezing indicated for Sunday Estimates
on tho visiba were condrmatorv Of yeserdays-a de
crease Monday Of at least 5'0oo bushels seaboari
the export business the seahad high thirty three
loads The pit trade very unimportan,. Buying
early by the local shorts and AT around cal. figure
selling against those privileges. Western receipts
not much over last year 900 bushels at
Northwest against 20f cars ~ cars here. against
cars last year The estimate for Monday was only
by the Letter probably 10 bushels taken
Mhsn ms , is S 9sded |t S S have about
slow. May selling at 2i and at 30 and clos
ings and the selling OF MAY against these broke the
price Trade slow. Receipts were 800 cars. with
cabes 3D. higher. Sealoarl clearances 304. 900
bushels Cearances for the week were iGNor) bushels
within = cent range MAY sold at :. 4 at 233s ana
cosed ~ 23ts Receipts 2oN cars. with 2o5
sa,, 6eara1ces were 16era-a 600 bushels The
pit trade small some elevator selling shipping
Provisions today fe ihe selling of Friday Pork LOST
~ cent lard ana rbs 2l3 eenis Tnl seing was I'D
ment- II product for The week were less than half
the npmS5 last year r f5 'S" FOR OF om ae mas
hack There we're 1900 hogs. with 5000 estimated
ON the curb pu'- My wheat closed at 90; calls
uis cents. puts" on May corn 29g2o's; calls"
lf2g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

Saturday. January 15-p. m.

The bears in the stock market believe that
is Vet possible to galvanize the Cuban situation
into a live market factor. They hammered
prices to-day on the strength Of their decision
that war with Spain was practically certain
and inasmuch as many weakly margined ac-
counts were ready To- fail. bear success was pro-
nounced throughout the list II was not re-
markable that declines We're 50 easily brought
about in View II the recent steady advance IN
prices nor from a speculative point 81 View
was the decline unexpected or un"arfan''l
The ease with which prices were depressed
forced the belief that the buying 81 The iast
fortnight was not backed by heavy out
side support. There vas. no doun'.
splendid investment inquiry for the higher
grade stocks and bonds. and In this re-
spect the public was heavily Interested
in the market. but i'm the purely speculative
department to-day's developments demonstrates
the fact that bull speculative support was h't
sufficient t. protect the market against sudden
changes The days news presented nothing %
Justify the fall in prices. Bear rumors now
ever. come thick and fast stress being iia
upon the rate situation. the maximum freight
rate case and the Cuban question. SUGAR Ne-
timing was especially weak. falling nea'b yer
cent Manhattan broke > per cent h'o"Nsh
Rapid Transit was weak feature ana no
general railroad list averaged losses of per
cent and above. At the lowest prices ~ the Gay
there was good buying. ana small reco'erles
followed The close however. was unsettled
Looking at the market from Us sp'. ulauNs
side reaction In prices should not b" dlsap-
pointing The current advance has been the
heaviest In the last two weeks. hut over sln.'
November : there has been a gradual apprel a
ton in values For the purpose of making MS
moro clear. the following table showing Tor q
number Of stocks the low prices 81 N"I'n"ei ..
The high prices reached yesterday and the net
advance is given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
HER FAREWELL TO EARTH.
leveland Plain Dealer.

FROM / he Alr'tldfu AIN i'dtl.
The sorrows Of childhood are hut little appre-
ciated. The lghthearted Infants are popularity
supposed to be az merry AZ the day Is Ions.
Why should they have cares and griefs? And
yet they bear their burdens too
4 lady OF this city tells In an amusing way or
a certain dark episode i'm her own juvenile
career. II happened when she was a wee
maiden in the primary department OF big pub
JIG school. She thirsty and raised her hand
and asked that she might go out TO get IA
drink But the teacher shook her head. Then
the pangs Of thirst increased and absorbed all
other emotions. She couldn't study, she
couldn't think. She positively must have cup
OF water.
Again she raised her hand Perhaps the
teacher had been imposed upon by such re-
quests perhaps it was her spenetic day. Any
way. she refused tina request with considerable
stcrnnrsS.
The little girl was quite overwhelmed. She
would have cried II II hadn't been for fear Of
The ridicuie OF her classmates. She was hurt
mentally and that awful thirst was prcying
upon her susceptible vitals. What could she do?
Then an idea flashed across her distracted
brain. Sh- would Kill herself.
She dimly remembered that it was customary
to leave some message behind. and SO she took
her slate and after a toilsomc effort produced
the following
If have Kid miscf for Want OF Thurst"
Having thus left her farewell TO the cold and
heartless world she put her head down on the
desk and tried to hold her breath until death
brought a happy rcleasr. II IS needless TO say
that she ssnally failed. She tried and tried
again but the breath would persist In re-en-
terins her nostrils just az she imagined II was
forever expelled. And In the midst of this pain
full struggl" the teacher came down the aisle and
looked at her slate. To the horror Of the broken
hearted child she actually smiled. But she
quickly relented. and cup Of that longed- for
liquid soon banished all thoughts of self de-
struction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York January IL. 1saS
REEVES Receipts. cars or ~ heal all direct to
V.sf sid ,laughierers No trading feeling generally
steadv Dressed steady 1psc ~ for 10
nrnr CITY dressed native sides. ~ change in cables
rIe I-nbria carried Liverpool to-day LOO quarters
., beef. the Mobile London. 80 cattle ana 24lv
quarters and the Grenada the West Indies - sheep
CALVES No arrivals and ~ trading. quoted nomindlly
steady f.r all Dressed calves generally steady at
Yesterdays quotations..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. including three cars
lirect D., butchers five or .tI2 head making
,h the stock carried from yesterday. total ~ 10
avs ~ be- sold-117 AZ jersey 'ty. and ia A. Sly
,iethsf There was better feeling all sn,uni and more
.,fiyifv 10 Tn. market. Sheep hardly quOtshiy
stronger buy lambs sold slightly better prices than
1uSv rated The pens cleared with tie eNcep-
lion " carloads Poor 20 prime sheep sold at 81 3'n
81 - Der 100 II. very to choice lambs at So
81 - Dressed mutton 7gSc per 10 dressed lambs. ~
sac,-M Collins: 50 Indiana lambs "a N average. at
81 per 100 NJ ~ ~ at s. 10 - State do ~ ~
M 81 52 SD ,ania DO 90 u. at 81 -. 34v ohio
a., ,yery common - n at 81. 80 DO NalI-cppeib. 81
~ at 81 30. 10 ONO sheep ~ H. at 81 y" y Indiana
do ia % at 81 90 49,
10, Koniucky sheep. 12i n. at 81 20
Sanders. ~ state lambs. - 10 at 50 -. ii state
sheen 1876 r., ~ 81 T. . d. ~ r. al 81 80.
y Harrington. laS Western lambs - H. al 50 %
II II Hollis 1863 state lambs. a6 ID. at SO l2l..
noes Receipts. - or : 80 head. II head Oh
sac quoted nrm at - spHsi lO per 100 II. Country
dressed steady. - ~ 90,
IFS ~ average - per 1op IL rough. $50 n. A. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

closing ~ French markets. Paris wheat closer 1a3S
points net higher 25GG5 points up. and antwerp
!, franc higher The Liverpool market earlier IN the nay
had recorded a net advance Of hdHd In futures rms
strong position abroad attributed TO less iaNonu
Indian wheat prospects and diminished ohcflhgs li.l
Argentine - which reached here YESTERDAY Among
domestic factors leading feature was an increase :"
coo bush n weekly exports from both coasts Ihet'
was snow in the wheat belt. ard no let w ~
Northwest receipts Export business TO the extent o -
loads here - loads ouprts was reported AZ inc
close. Estimates Ncw-York stocks predict a d"
crease ~ 100000 bus week. suggesting larger
reduction visible than the han million de
crease heretofore credited Change. good inlIhhS
demand during been partly responsive ioi
the local reduction. Quotations ~ cash wheat ="
aloat basis were 90 follows: No red. ~ ol y"
hard Manitoba 81 O2a4. No Northern New ' ork.
81 Oli. No = Northern Duluth. 9Sc No ! hard Duluth.
o.. on the curb ranged from ~ l-l'e 10 VIC
closing AT 92isc asked. &c.. CORNTrade was light 40
usual saturday. hut the market developed iar r.
sponse wheas frmncss. and closed unchanged from
last night Weekly clesiances We're much larger than
eNnected combined cables and stormy
weather any disposition to promote local
short interests The export trade consisted or . loads
and NJ corn closed ~ &c o afoat on the curb
MAY ranged SAC 3isc. closing al 34c asked
OATSSpeculatve and spot markets were neglected ana
apart from scaGness derived from the other
markets Futures closed lee net higher No oats
quoted ~ i.c: NO 2sc: No white. 2'7c No
white. 24c: mixed. @Ssqai9c. track white. 2'd
SIC. ... RYE Market steady. No Western 54i9c
anoat New York. No / Western. 55ilc, o b anoat.
New Yorl. 80. BARLEY-Market quiet. feeding quoted
a q I Nev Ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

in ccitSn futures eoi mIfan
new features AS this cables reported sales o.
bales spo, cotton AT Liverpool the decline OF loo
dun but steady opening unchanged pcee 10 decline
Of P0n' a he s s.n ID" raanS was Within narsw
limits as fluctuations. which amounted . but points
points Selling ARRESTED b. tn" fact that TIE pot
resep,s iT r, but before tie session vac out receipts
broadened and ad'ccs from The south astn M1lea'ed
re-sustanei movement for next week Sellers were no.
numerous however exports have been running neck
sna b ,oncSrg the question OF acreage are bnsf rather
than otherwise Selling was also done win caution IN
ports principal interior towns was smaller for ne
news news f S@sn Ses EH s isdns
and altogether TIE trade was mixed as % me as'S- 80
Interest shown 'o,day nan for some Time Pc
pricee middlng uplands. 5'sc midlins Gulf &c sales
SPOT cotton IN southern markets. middlng quoted
as follows Galveston steady. oiec: sales. 81 bales New
o sss sos bse sa,snnsh QUIET lec sales rs bales
Charleston quiet SIC, Wilmington steady 7-l6c; Nor
Sc: Memphis steady 10: sales bales; Augusta
. .seaay Isl tae. A,wo vSic CO.. in recen, c
referring % the large movement Of cotton his
IN voi receiDts embrace in the main cotton
large purchases in the interior being quic1y SHIPPED out
III this cotton merely transferred from interior
20 the exporting Joints for sale at the later IT would
this very large did the interior
south would mean light port receipts and bring about
then would be carrying large part Of the crop
to have relieved any pressure
on this side continually during this season shown
by the that although up last Friday the amount
marketed in his country 100000 bales larger than
last year less cotton at the ports in ware
houses only about 10000 at the visible interior
points than January T. 1891"
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
moderate demand: sales 500 bales speculation ana
export 800 bales: American. 700 receipts. 81 90
American. % 600. mdlng up.ancs. 3 1924. Futures
quiet partially 18I decline closed quiet net UNCHANGED
G4d decline: January BOD January February 800
Februar,-March. 3OS1s March-Aprl 3csi4s April
May SlOb May-JuDe. SID: June-July 3l2s; july
her 3Iss. Ocober-Novepltsr, 3l4zs November Deem
Der. 3l5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
~ I. 81 lxn1A ( AslArlc. galonleA - al
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. January n. 1895
BEANS AND PEAs-The market holds steady for
narrow beans but with only moderate movement.
Medium remain dun. Pea sell fairly Will choice stock
going GENERALLY a. 81 j. Red kidney are niue hrmer
IN tone though Quotaby higher than 81 10.
holders are asking more. White kidney no. plenty and
slightly favor the seller Rather NOR call for yellow
eve and feeling Green feas working upward
slowly We quote Beans marrow. choice. per bush
81 ixdS1 10. 90 medium. 81 ~ DO 81 l5 d. rcd
kidnes' s. 20 white Kidney. 81 40qsl IS. do black
turtle soup 81 - d. yellow 81 30 d. lima 'aor-
Nh 81 30 green peas, bbi-. u QSDc. bags. sO4
72i.c: do scotch bbis ~ 1.W:oc: % bags Aoas2i.c
BITTEi-ArTias TO-DAY were .!ghi. spol nas c.eaned
up a little better during i.e week. but IN, volume OF
trade TO-DAY not large tho unf.vprslis weather
tending 70 keep Auyera IN the market, Strictly
fancy fresh creamery Is steady at D. and that
than could have been said at any previous time this
week Lower grades still quite plenty and Offering
freely in Of l7qiec Thera is quite general OK
pectation that trade VIII Improve week. and with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

FLOUR AND MFAL-rhe -four market was "asnai.t
and barely unchange4 Is. spring patents
quoted soqt5 &c; strghts. s. 4o9s4 90. winter
na.en,s 81 SOns3 spring cleas s. Sls4 - extra 10
winter So 1879 -: extra NJ wns, :. 499S" %
grade yOM>i H5 buckwuea -four. 81 @S0ti 20
PYE FIOI,R-Q1iet: ss,es 300 bbs a. s. JJlt3 20 ..
CORNMEAI<-Steady Quoted. Kiln -ivied 81 sOg$2 -.
a. H. brand ... BAG MEAle-Seady. frc white. 50,
rne yellow 15c coarse 6Jg6Ie Fl;ED-Q1let; 90,
so and 50 r. winter in bulk e.sg'"c SPICE o1'h n'G
size 100 n middlirg bulk 1ju77'ec. feed t2'zc
citv ICED 10: honny chop Csc. olmeal. f2,ds2d 30
,creennss $3.50, Ia bulk; bucSwheat grain. Sjg3oisc
c Nsw-York 80, - ,,
CHAN WHEAT-An unexpected bul turn IN caules
,sdav scared IN lot q shorts and prices
SHARPLY close being "a 10 ne higher after having
acer ~ .he best pOn: fOrenrn 'sc above last
nieh. The nearly the entire sos.ping c'ntin~
gent had arranged Tor fresh attacks on the market To-
dav made particularly effective and inspired
moderate buying among some Of he foreign houses
There was little wheat for sale until the las half
hour when offerings expanded somew.et only 20 cor
tract again sharply the close receipt OF strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

exports to Britain e.2I5 bales sales, 70i bales
XrrfoiE Ian 5-Cotton nominal: mlddllng. sac; low
mddnC > i6c. good ordinary. f7sc; receipt N''
baIes. exports Goa stwse 302l bales, sales '0 bales
stock Sj5l6 bales. ,,,,. ~. -.
raitimorc Jan. I5.-Cotton nominal, mddng 9Sc; low
md.nr : 10 good ordinary 4'ec: gross l1I1 bales
stock 21O2S ha.es. ,,,,,. d, Sc. -,
nddng 40. receipts. 3niO bales; exports c"astwls'
1 zoe bales sales l2} bales. stock III E", hnle' -
Cincinnati. Jan lj.-Cotton quiet; mildlhg; 1zc 20"
mlddlng SIC. good ordinary. g; receipts -, baies
shlments 12I bales SAFES $50 bales stock, oltf Da'%
- Louis Jan. I5-t'otton quiet. middiing 1'sc' low
rniddlng SO good ordinary. i'sc net te'ep's. ~.
h,Ies. gross 500 shpm sn,s 33l bales safes III
Lal.s stock 90 94G bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

May .............. ~ ' i-'b -" f"''1
Cash quotations were as follows 10 sOrns ABE r@sa
No 2 corn. 26a.u27c. No yellow. 2Ghn2Ic; NJ oaie
22a.c No white. b. 2iq2ia.c. No rye 443c; No :
barley, b. 2sd39c; No faxseed 81 eaSl =; prime
timothy seed 81 IN pork. per bbl 80 2oaSH p
lard per No. 81 G2isas4 &. short ribs sides do2s"l
81 f5US4 20. 1ry sailed shoulders fhoxed 4An5r. s"
clear sides doSei 5. 75a$5 ~hskey. dsters' hn.eh".i
s. on Produce Exchange today the butter mar
ket steady creamery 14aiso. dairy. la7c. Cheese
quet >aS1c. Eggs steady; fresh. COZ
Cincinnati. Jan. l5.-FTour steady; No rod. DC corn
strong No mxei. 2'c. oats quiet, No mixed. 24'Ir
meats arm 81 60 Bacon steady 81 20 whskey steady,
Cheese IN far demand
Minneapolis Jan. I5.-wheai dun; January 500;
MAY. 50. Gse'sc July. s7'sc; No hard 9ltci No /
ond patents s. .5a< H. nr ,cars ~ second clears
81 75aS2 % Bran higher. in bulk - "aS" % sacked
so 5oQSl0 -.
Milwaukee. Jan. i5-whcat stronger No Northern.
elected. No .. 4lQ42c. sample. '0u3''.
Philadelphia Jan. li-Wheat steady: contract grade:
January n8DaGi.c. February March and April nominal
Corn steady; No mixed January and February %@d3
March and April nomnad oais nnchanged - ? Whit
raj Butter unchanged. Egg, firm. fresh nearby and
Western. &c. Cheese firm. Refined sugars unchanged
fowls. Su3c. old ROSTERS &C. spring chickens 1sgsc,
turkeys. IA l0r. ducks. tUloN, geese. Sc.
-. Louis. Jan. 1j.-F1our quiet. Wheat higher. No
cash elevator. 9c: track @'a'5 &c. January @3c BID
January - &c May. &c July 2sisp2>.c Oats easier.
40 > cash q 'sc: track 23AG2isc January 23sc: May.
2ic July 22i,c hid 70 white - a25.c. Bran Arm.
90 track 5Gjsc AZ mill Butter dull. creamery.
iGa2lc: dairy 9aGc. Eggs lower. l7c.
Toledo Jan. l5.-wheat higher. steady; No . cash.
Ole. MAY. "2i3c. Corn active. steadier No mixed.
27s.c. Oats dun; No mixed. ?2isc rive active; No
cash. acc asked cloverseed duh. higher; prime cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
OTHER MARKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan -ro-day's cattle market was u the
usual nominal Saturday character. There wer" no
changes from yesterdays prices for the few hundred
head offered TO- The market his week closed hrm
good aic and lower Joy the poorest Liberal i.c'ps
week. and MODE rate reaction In
lr,ces -ufYfis" Trade ~ hogs wa fniilv
active prices about 2isc lower than YESTERDAY
Hogs sold Al range = 81 ionS3 80. chiefly
al i,I - the hulH q The pls- odd 80 - - g
81 - Na compared with "a week prices were 81 NJ
-. higher close best hogs sold 81
81 O. Prices sheep and lambs firm the
basis II few inferior sheep 81 Pa
81 good choice hpcks fei Westerns being stnbe
- 5ouS4 ~. Yearllngs were IN demand at 81 iOa
a. amis 81 5npS5 ~. feeding lambs selling
sass 10. Receipis-caite 300. hoes. 1900. sheep.
3oOr
Cincinnati Jan. l5.-IIogs steady at s3at3 80 cattle
stead, AZ - -5qs5 - sheep steady at s. 75Q{4 G5.
Lambs steady At S4nft g..
Kansas City Jan - Cattle unchanged Hogs steady
go strong. heavies ~ 4outJ 62i. packers 81 i2i. n
81 co. mixed 81 Hd$3 90. light 50 35uS3 30 Workers
81 4J0$3 30. pig - 23Hs3 62's. sheep nrm. lambs.
81 @en>5 20
East Lu4rtv Jan i5Csiile steady; prime 81 a0qx5.
common. 81 25ns3 co bulls stag and COWS S2as3 20.
lfog- active. prim' medium 81 S5at3 Yorkerr
s. SoqS3 50 heavy, 81 7oas3 10. pigs. 81 G0as3 ~.
roueLs g. 25ns3 ~ sheep steady choice G5dS4 20
common s. 25Ns3 IL choice lambs 81 75uS 81.
N good 81 50gs5 Co
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

buffalo Ian l5-Sprlng wheat No hard. "tc: NO
Northern 9s.c. Winter wheat-No ? req &c 40
low a2632.. o.. No yellow 32c No corn. ~ &c oats
No White 2sc No white. &c; No white &c &c on
,rack harley quet choice Western. t6c good i2ut'c
common 35G3sr: state good 10 choice ioni6c; feed
barley. 3ln33c. Flour firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
STOCKS DECLINE AGAIN.
BEARS RIGOROUS ATTACKS.
BOND MARKET FIRM-THE BANK STATE
MENT.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 10.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16


M, ,,,,.,,.nt Of tho wheat market has pt.h
un,n,ncrtant this week. with prices ,ss.S"-sS
lover Atlantic exports amount 70 ".'arv
nushaIs for the first two weeks IN Iasu"''
asainst 3oS6Ol1 bushels in the same nm "a
YEAR ago Western receipts continue ,Ss ar.
Ss.'nrd1ny TO telegraphic dispatches the n,
u. ',,a,io, ~ wheat at Chicag" az the '.vS0
~ The week is the heaviest known III , W.. ,bst
tory of the trade II was rep"r'cu s, "a drawn
IN Tor foreign account and tins "as 49, mat
responsible for rumor IN sIaa, Seal we're in
the operations OF the Lelt'l W, svnaicate rep
resented S by the RO,hschlds the S sarsser in
ment published to-day showed So, a due 10
S ptsrior remittance Loans increased items
100 and deposits s6o ;S;aIs even er' known in the
standing a, ,h IN, Caring House institutions Tne
result Of all changes Was an sa, loSsSss asains.
plus reserve of 81 IO4 300 10 s-o' go % and
w Z, - Io5 nj the same time year 1874
S353 i555O at the corresponding perlou 80
Prices for the sales Of the pr'nc'pa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
coffee is as follow.:

Rio-Cofee market nominal. No Rio. nomnal, eN-
change p 32d, receipts 5000 bags cleared LOT We
United States bags. cleared for Europe LOO Dass'
stock 81. 900 bags. - ..,,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
q21' rang. o, con,rac, price. today was as follows

poreirn crfee -Santos-fofee market s'e"I!
good average Santos. $500 receipts l"oV iats' 'O,H'
Cor ooo baes Hamhure Coffee market opened az IN
changed prices: 30 quiet al ne, ueNilne -,
sales bags. HAVE once mann.
.N M, ana unchanged: at IL z franc lower al
n m Quiet unchanged; 81 80 IN uhcha.se.;
o,osng oIet at n franc decline total sales lLo"o