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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-14
NEW MINING REGULATIONS.
Canadian Government tn Issue Orders
Reiatiy.. To the KIondike.

WASHINGTON Jan. 13.--In a few days
the treasury department will make known
the details of the arrangements recently
concluded with Canadian Minister Of the
Interior Sif:on respecting the transporta-
ton of gold-seekers and freight 10 the
klondike.
1t is learned that the Canadian govern
ment is about 10 Issue new customs AMI
mining regulations to that region. Last
year the Canadian gov rument permitted
free the entry Of miners blar kets. personnel
clothing and cooking utensils in use and
100 pounds of food for each person. ch4rE-
ing duty on excess. This year customs
duties are levied on everything the miner
takes in. except practically the clothes on
his back. The Cac86l9l government does
not wish 10 he niggaTdly but ii is going
70 great expense 10 maintain police ana
establish courts % law postotfiCcs. treas
ur!"s FIR the safekecping ef the miners
gold offices whore drafts may BE- obta n
ID foY gold ard other conveniencss. and
must obtain revenue to me the outlay
Everyone regardless Of nationality. is II
liberty II enter The klcn5skc and take M
mining claims subject n the Canad an
regulations. hut all supplies and outfits
bought outside of Canada. as FOR instance
IN tn 'ni:ej States or England vii re
subject 30 Canadian customs duties. aver
aEiHg 50 per cent Or3tfts and supplies
hor -; IN Canada ny persons taking the
WrergeI and St.ekce.. The s. Michael
So quay. p*c4 or Dalton trail routes vii
- ad~7'.ted free lrto tho Kl5naike. ana
# course are nos 81 hiaet 10 duty when
TAKEN IN over me 4ll-Can36an routes
from tsA~ref- K ami 7oHs and Edmonton
The Canadian aufSC titles warn .he pub
f~t ag1irsf s0-c71rd transportation COM
~e~iFe whicN aro ctfrr'ng f9r suns II
from 50 20 $50 payable IN advance. 70
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 1 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January ].
lsss, are 3. 1898. There were filed for
record yesterday seven deeds. aggregating
ss7s. Following is a list:
G.. A. Snow TO c. G.. Bradner, all of tracts
70 and 20 OF Bradners Garden Tracts, in
sec 3, tp % n r G. Dec. %. 1897. $40.
J. G.. Bennett to C. q. Bradner. lot Z,
block g. kaufman's add 10 Seattle, Nov :,
1897. 81.
James A. Wilson to 4. E. Augustine, lot
3 block Is. Summit add to Seattle, Nov. II,
1897 $500.
Henry Winter TO Albert Mieoergall,
block 3 Oneida Gardens add 10 Seattle,
Jan. s, $50.
John p. Denney to A. NJ. Crystter, lot !.
block l., MERGERS add 10 North Seattle.
Jan. Il, s..
Charles c. Stinson TO S. G. Stinson. the
south 80 feet of lots and 10, block ,, BaN-
ter's add to Seattle Jan. 8. ST..
Frank Daniel to Marie Danel. lots > and
S. block g.. town OF Inglewood; ana lots ~
and 50. block !, Ballard Park add, Jan.
L. 81.
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MARINE: NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 13.-Arrived-Str
Alameda. Sydney Auckland and Homo
lulu; str Cxarina Coos bay. Saied-Str
Lizzie Brien. Coquiie river; SIT Progreso,
Seattle: State of California. Astoria sh
Hecla, Tacoma; Br sh Bannockburn.
Queenstown.
COOS BAY. jar. 13.--Arrived Jan. 12-
Str Arcata from San Francisco.
ASTORIA. Jan. I3.-Arrived Jan. l2-Br
str Olympia from HongkoDg. Sailed Jan.
1S-Str Columbia for San Francisco.
GRAYS HARBOR. Jan. 1a.-Saled Jan.
12- Schrs Glen. John r Miller, Aicalde.
Mary Dodge and Roy Sommers, for San
Francisco schr Defender. for Honolulu
SAN DIEGO. Jan. I3.-Arrived Jan. Ii
Blk b. p. Cheney from Tacoma.
PORT ANGELES, Jan. l3.-In bay-Br
bk Wilhelm Tell from Port Townsend.
YOKOHAMA. Jan. l3.-Sailed Jan. s.
Rr str Braemar for Tacoma.
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!. naaea1la: clover. las.ais:

alfalfa. sla5ezu-I: clover. SO 500 Z:
STACKS stfssygr. compressed wheaE. sls.ss1
Ia-s. xtrax ssVf bale Ss9s ~.
yegetahses-rssatoes. Early Rose. esff3e1
per sentaI: River Burfsuks. TssE1Sc per
esnsals River Reds Ssslssc per eentai;
Salinas BslrhankE. TErEfsi per GENITAL: ORE
goo Bfsrk a4ks- ssFs% Ter eensal. Mer.sd
sweets 75sfsSc. st!yerskin 5nions. & 10
: -. garlic - ger III, green Peas. Sesc per
ID. has squash Tfssfi-sAc per box. tomatoes
Essas5e per box ChiH green pepper. - per
box azTara gus. t5EsI2E
FruIss-A lsples choice. si@7t@ per box:
common sFsr7sc: eraaherrEeS. sa-Ssszss0
oranges navel si5F1z.ss. Mexican lines.
rspscE, t4<ss. common California lemons:
GsciTtl x choiee California lemons. 81 Ger
>. banaaas ti.5@f2Z per bunch; pine
apples x&fEs per dozen.
Batssr-Fsrcy sreangery. &c; 10 sounds
Zasf2sc: fancy dairy. 2iszs1-ses DO seconds.
zin@4c
ftheese-New. fisFtItze: old. saloc; Cali
foFnIa cream c7leddar iesslfc. Young
American, i1fafgiss Eastern, f-GIsc.
EggE-s,ore @en@sc; fancy ranch. 24a@'c:
Esassern is4T1Ae
P9uliry-Turkny xoahIeFs 1e41llc per ID;
turkey hens T4aflr. old ROSTERS. s.. Jssf );
young boosters ssl<sf5 small broileTs. sf1E
s -: large bToiIevz ssa5: fryers. "a gs175:
hens g 18Sf4S8@ cid ducks .sFls: youTg
ducks $4-a1zfs: geese. 81 zs1L15 per pair;
gosiings. - e53I IS. old pigeons, 81; young
pigeons s. gJsff =
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chica go.

CHICAGO Jan 13.-CattIe-SaIes were
dunn lots OF steers. is5a5 for good 10
choice shipping beeves and s.. 40ft5.50 for
fancy cattle. The bulk Of the cattle sold
at $i.35ar5. ~. Fed Westerns sold any
where from s. 10 $40 few going as high
A. s.. S,ockers and feeders sold mostly at
s3Slai435, prime feeders were held at 81. -
aA0. Some prime native beef cattle sold
for $.3tsfs4p
Hogs were lively al an average advance
OF &c Hogs sold N an extreme range Of
s.. 459t2. -. the bulk going at $500 20; pigs
Sg.G5ftS. H.
Sheep were wanted a Se03.59 for lnfe-
ror TO common. up 70 Si.25Uf5a for good
10 Cnoice foeks ard IaT1s were in de-
manu- st s39ga - for inferior TO fair. There
Was a better demand for lightweight sheFp
than for heavyweiGh:s- Yearlirgs sold at
81 -'sf44 -.
eceirts-Caule. 9oo; hogs. 27"o;
Shnnn u go
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post -Inteiiigeneer
IAToOSH. Jan. IA p. m--Baroneter.
-. 10: cloudy; wind south. twelve miles.
r. m Outward steamer Wellington al
2:l9 p. m: snip Dutton. in tow OF Wan
derer, az 2:39 p. m. Outside bound in, Il
ship. a bark and a schooner.
calm.
CLALLAM BAY. jan I3.-4 .. M
Cloudy; calm. Ships Senator and Alex
Mcneil in the bay.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. I3.--i p. m-Ba-
rometer. D. IS; clear: wind west. six nniies.
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HreAdxfnf s.


SAN FRANCTSCO, Jan. It-r'lour has
remained unchanged Tor saula t}rue. Wh.sf
lower market wax. Barley unchanged
Oats very firm.
tfoUv--Sef xash fer family extras 81 *
Gtt5, bakers sxtrs% - As} g
" heat snte piping. tt-&,i< <ar " auS
s. s>A4 SIS a. for ceotce. ml.Hne 81 sst-sgf a
BaT!ry-Fesd. ssse. brss .sG q .ss5t le5-
Vats-psor - FAR g. 7ats1 Isl@. so.>s =
ersy. Ul&~.ssf ia: rglt.re 8, 3, :,
surpr'se. 8 -. black Tor SEES. 8, 2ss.
iia. rea. s. saSaltA
Receipts
Fysu- quarter sacks u 50. VIVA. >sr.
tails. 80 barley. cen5siS El 71a- aa.= IN
fsts. '0: haas SACHS -. s-or1 e,s.t,}x
stg. g.stAtoes sacks. r71-. nu5ons s.s..-,
&3@- hfaH st4s Is, 80 nsH}d rS@ ,..N. 44.-
.fAfi IONS a4"- Wsci tsste~. :. hi.ft~ f.fs-,.-
l,9 >s quicksilver, Task. 50. ysIEs IL
4oiss 81 40. tFa0dy S0ljan= ,uu
Closing Quotations.
NfeAt-Guirt; Nav s. es
Rarlss--zaUtsx- May. ST.
ears3-t-arEe Se}laS. S,ts=5sss.c.
bs0n~S}>-.ass l3sA
Nool.
woo}-Sue2as Nevada. us9e.. Oregon
f1Tsi$c. fS8s Southern S1ast lambs -seNe,
fNa 5aaHu5H sswtgs sFtSe- " rshar-, iarsss..
ats4l@C. fao&saEeir ssmhs f0ss Eze Ssa {ess
os'E glsias, .as-. Hag beside ard Msas5o-
e80a. 3jss.-~-
5ops-a}la crop. rawlaa3. pew craa
ts-4S}hs.
fr"auee. frutt. Ete.
Mindless - q ncr tcu
Ha&-A beat So isssi6. ~ s.at aus nsfs
ts- l@. Gals. slss.lt, besa barley. 3l1sI1sa:
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WATER FRONT NOTES

Steamer Fulton operated by Gray &
Mitchell, owners OF the steamer Hueneme.
will arrive here ir a month, to 90 on the
route between Seattle and Lynn canal
ports a freighter. The Fulton Is just
completed in Humboldt. Cal. She is the
same size and general model as the
Hueneme. Capt. Victor Johnson Will be in
command
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General Quotations.

1rHeF1t 0aOt0t1OnN.
Flour Receipts - 5ei. exports, ATS
Continued devoid OF features aside rem
rosnsr-i steadIness City mill pat MS
s. go 3 ~. city mill clears s. S5s!5 ~. Nh
nes5ta patents Sass: do bakers. s411
45a
wheat-Receipts. 9 s75: exports. n
Spot. steady. No. red N.8IiS. 0p.iSns
opened -eak under hearish foreign mar
kefs. Argentine offerings and short sell
ing, rallied later on reports OF SAILS 20
France and domestic ul.Ilsrs tostfss-
with better late cables and local covering
closed partly nc ne. lower. No. red
January s-1sTg@-S closed ssx-c Nav
ii s-isEig2 S-lsc, closed ssasc.
Hops-F irEr.
Nool-StsaGF
fsefroleurl-DGii.
Lake copper-Tnchanged. a. SO SO u &
Coree-options closed steady with prizes
unchanged 10 points ret advance Sales
l. 20 bags. fnclud.ng: MARCIA $50. SPOT
eoffes-Rio. dull, No. invoice SAC No :
iobbing, Gao. Mid. quiet. Cordova. si-a
i5c
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining sz.e:
centrifugal, - test. S-lSe; refined steady
Metaf-.
Tin-Firm: siS 50. sIssa asked
SFelter-Unchanged $50 bid ard 81
asked.
Lead-ouiet. at s3.s2l2a3s5.
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SYNOPSIS
IN portions Of the plateau region and
along tee coast from Eureka n0rtaward.
snow ana rain have occurred. with "a a3ea
10 r0nle1er- which Is somewhat unusual
Inc temperature has not changed mate
rally since yesterday
seattle Local Report NJ xinnuua temper
AZURE; Il deg; minimum 81 mean IL
Weather, partly cloudy. No rainfall in the
past twenty-four hours.
G. y. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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Frogs ~rl.~i- q, insect.

4 single fema'c frog will produce 80
eggs At 2 tirne. Frogs suhSist on Insects
and arr themselves devoured by a varie-
~ Of other animals.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARhEr.

PORTLAND Jan 17-The local wheat
market IS stiiI IN "a Ing condition In
tif tea foreign market strikes the i,yei II
seerns 80 be looking for. It l. apptr,ns
that bat little business viii be sia7s Ono
tatt9zts are nominal WaiIa Malta. &c.
valley and bsusstenn T4sI-sc
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamery, liQl9c;
dairy. ilMiIc.
cheese-Quiet: SlSl2c.
Eggs Steady: fresh. 2Oc
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THE SEATTLE saHhEis'

There was Httte chzrzg in market pres
xrsferaay The jobasnE pFsse q EAl1. L..
advance 30 gss5- ger n1tEssfs- re 81
- T,-Ig s,4s,szs era ~ dropped Httse- Ave
@rsbs ar rsFy.s - Foaghf xgr 40 q dozen;
st. per dozen Tor cooked crabs.
Strsrxe@ car ne bossgnt a. aisnoEt oH orr :
ewa price; trey aEe AZ 3 1fsso sLsstt.es -
pasrg sre afs9ut out Of the market
Potatoes. * anything. are getting TX
tie sitter. &.
Pouiiry. the same AZ yesterday, .
scarcity IN the market.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

wheat Export, No. club. .S-. NJ ,
biWcsSem. Iec; milling. Ne. / club. ,.c: %o
/ hiueAteus. s-c.
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FS-Pres;dant cleveland has made a Sc
ord a1Deai % C-v pt.da - California.
COR cleme0cy Tor Salter y. Wordsa ern-
vtcled Of murder by train wrecking dQr.n z
the tS-4 railroad strike
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TACOMA. Jan. 3-Wheat-DuN a~i
lower. t1oxiug quotations: No. I rlIh
altac. No. | aluestem. Itiec y
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WASHINGTON Jan. ls-T7.,a~,s s,,.a-
uisUt 81 Iae CoU1ittEa % the fr.ssss~ =.
shows Available cssh balance. 50.
-; gol3 reserve SIS! ~ -
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for sale two centrally Iocat-
ed wharvcs, other water front
property; large amount OF tide
laEds; building lots between Rail
read avenue ard Western avenue,
business properly upon FIRST ave-
rue. First avenue south. Secon /
grd Third avenues and Yesler VA.
four business b!ecks, a number Of
beautiful residences on Denny hui;
a fac home IN tyacen Ann resi-
denees in other pats Of the city.
AID large ard cno.c- IL. OF resi-
derce property " handle o.. =
r. rfect ti,les. Exe ri1e our lis,
b fore buying elsewhere.
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IHE WEAK

!. r.c xv~uk and the errinE at ths
i .rtn tiuss little sympathy from
!. the outside world. AZ 20" sec
{ a man whose nerves are a'
j; ,,strur~. whose knees shake.
!. ,a who Is afflicted i'm other
/ r~ ven will see that the
!. xxar.s generally laughs 't aim.
/ He is to he nitied, though
!. is nat certain that these very
!. ,,;.;,,,fe weaknesses are due To
7 his s.,,ses. Have you net been
!. ,,s~~ f,sr mental strain Your
!. xs.s. If ven have yen kaow
{ what that means. Perhaps 70"
J. work too hard and you worry
: foo much. IL may be thai yes
! have F,sen silly rs Sonth.
: and that you are suhese'
I ,o.1av on that account You
]; r.u never remedy matters by
I sitting down aud hoping 7"
]: get well, though Here -
!. little plain truth for YOU.
I ..f3Udxaa" has replaced the IRE
!. of xauth in ten thousand men,
!. - your vitality being eNhaust-
j; e5s III "a, he warned IN time.
!. .Hudyan" will do for 20" what
I nothing else ON earth can do
! TT WILL. CURE l6U. Ask for
!. testimonials showing what tt
!. has aeue for others You can
!. surely believe your own eyes.
!. rbe mission of ..Hudyan" is to
/; see the weak
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LONDON. jan IA sale ~ : ssa
shespSs5us was held here TODAY Tne
offerings were chiefly comalug ana r~ar.
'acajiy az weEe solt. This with an IN
creased demand yer roans auuferta f5,,
advanced aE!ces. There vas some btyt~,v
Tor America -
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, jan Is, fs&
Exchanges az the saatsae. Tacoma SO
txne and Portland CLEARING houses today
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO Jan. l3.-WeakHess was again
proceedings In the wheat pit. May Was for
little time al shI9ii-f, against ~ IA sssiec
at the close the day before. There were
Substantial reasons for the opening decline.
The Liverpool market was I'D lower TO be-
gin with, and a little later, and stlA before
trading commenced here. the decline had
deepened TO loss OF from l;sIi13'i per
GENITAL Paris WAS somewhat lower at the
opening. The explanation OF the excite
ment and weakness at Liverpool was that
Argentina was offering wheat very freely.
London also cabled that cargoeS on pas
sage were very weak. rise OF lac bush
81 that followed fifteen minutes OF selling
was partly due 10 fear OF complications
with Spain. After this business was very
light The closing quotations from foreign
markets gave Liverpool resting at from
said decline: Paris, -four unchanged for
January and 10 centimes higher for March
and June; wheat 10 centimes lower for
January and 10 confines higher for March
June.
Some buying orders from members of the
bull clique changed the complexion of the
market In the last hour May had declined
TO soc but II was well supported at that
figure not only by the Letter crowd. but
also by shorts The market rose 70 9oSsty
51Stc, closing at si2e.
Corn was firm. The range of prices was
narrow. May closed shade higher
Oats were very dull May closed I'M
changed.
Provisions were dull. Figures showing a
bersh infuence A. he o elo ee Nav Msyh n naS
was 7i9c lower. May lard 7lzc lower and
May ribs SIC lower.
Wheat No. T.
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing.
H }aiy :: :ss s:s'' '~a & s. s. Z
Corn No. z.
Jan. .2sl 2G26Hs 2el. 2sia 2sss
July =. 50 Sol. 50 seasqsel.
Oats No. z.
S jay =. ...s'so "a 81. aa g. g
Mess Pork, per Barrel.
May May :. :,ss 80 50 5sis 50 isis . e.
Lard, per 100 Pounds.
Jan. =. 81 .2ia a75 sis7a 81 sra
s niiy :. :: Il: :: Is. s IS t5ss & Il:
short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
Kan Kan IS. % IS ~ sss $. s 81,
Cash Quotations.
Flour-Dull and easy.
|, Wheat-No 2 spring. s6izc: No. spring,
s0Ia0c No. : red, 900. aslsac.
Corn-No. :, 267sI2Tc.
Oats-No. =. &c: No. white, t. o. b., 25iac:
No. 3 white, f. o. b.. 2i025c.
barley, No: ?, + Q. b. alsaaslac
Flaxseed. Nc. /. 81. lsi2G1 %.
Timothy Seed-Prime. s..
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81. 30lI9. 81
Lard-Per 100 pounds $40
Short Ribs-Sides Qoose). 81 5o4i rs.
Shoulders-Dry sailed tboxed). l24M5c.
Short Sides-Cslear (boxed) 81 Soaieo
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods. per
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THROUGH NINE STATES

The North Western Line comprises over
5000 miles of perfectly equipped railway
in Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota
Nebraska and Wyoming. 1t operates tina
fines: trains in the world. The service tn
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the prjncina,
cities Of the East and Southeast cannot
be surpassed Insist on having your ticket
via The North Western" f. w. Parker
Commercial Agent. sc First avenue. Seat
tie.
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Fokt1tts> NsiSs!1..
iua.Cfat.

NEW YORK Jan. 8 The Evening
Pa~tS London flnarc al rabifRram
P~ofi; taking caused q general reaction
II the stock Uarkef here fodaV. notaby
IN stocks which have recently -is>u
SHARPLY -smer'r3n- af-~r reao 4ca
rlo-ed Strong and the General outlook G. n
ftuaes tattr7h ]v. TBa Il eekty stafcrnsu.
81 thv Bank % England ~nuws that tae
ccH md hul teu Increased tl65 te0 a.
though s@~- a.e rts in gold was exported
fer ;rr " 3. having re;urDei from rome
circulation and from Seo-l1Bd The de-
crease OF Il soeH IL other securities
SHOWS The money market n-''e hold bv
iHe tark fhv s|1ect = which X 7ssa
shown IN fre decrease o. Il tss a19 IN 81 n
er deposits.
The reserve increases E>ane1l Details
- thc gid nlovfm n- f7v she week shows
ihe tXpo-5 Il tdft ss1 - A-Ee.-Y5tia ~
tfas"s3 20 Egypt and s}-.@H9 70 Peru and
tho receipt oi {" fo ffem Pa~is arf ~
80 "Ah from South Africa No Official
aaoua ae, "a III was ut3e Of :he TIA al
tn god sent YESTERDAYS from :as hank "a
EGyrt and II vas 1at generally know
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The Daily pos,-InteiIjgenee- Is now On
sac in ort,and. Or a: Rich Bros. -,
MORRISON street. Portland Hotel nesa
stand ara Northwest News Conpary- "A
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Mining Stocks
-
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Hoard of Trade.

NEW YORK. Jan i3.-The stock mar
ket was under more or less pressure to-
day on account Of tire news from Havana
There was heavy realizing. at times and
some aggressive attacks 10y the bears A
number of large operators recently on the
the bull side changed their views and sold
their stocks today and the Impression on
the market would undoubtedly have been
much more serious had il not been for the
remarkable strength and buoyancy of sew
eral Of the Fanderb.lts. This strength
arrested the hauida ton and steadied the
market. and the declines toward the gen.
erdl list were not large. even when these
stocks themselves reacted on profit-taking.
The declines at the opening were checked
Also by the execution OF commission house
orders which had accumulated over night
These We're the principal causes 10 neutral
ize the undoubtedly serious view of the
situation In Havana and its bearing on the
relations between the United States and
Spain which Is held in Wall street. There
was no reason for the attack on the VAN
derbits, except runners OF change OF
policy OF admins tration looking to an in
crease in divideros The grangers and
the recent speculative favorites. Union Pa
ciiie and the. Northern Pacific. suffered
from profit-taking. London sold in this
yesterdays purchases or owing 10 dis
quiet over the Havana incident. it was not
clear. Changes in prices generally are
On the side of losses
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though in somewhat reduced volume. and
marked gains were shown by some of the
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Money and Exchange.
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last loan, 2l3- Prime mercantile paper,
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actual business in bankers bills at 81 So
for demand and 81 s2teas s2a. for sixty
days. Posted rates. $4ssfI4 s3ls and A.S5is
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