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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-22
CORSET COVERS.
| NIGHT ROBES.
WHITE SKIRTS.
SALE NOW ON.

Consists of ladies' corset covers, misses and chIdrens skirts waists andA n
drawers. Price only Ioc. Think Of fleeing able to buy welmade, full liz
IH@e garments lot 49,, zee '... ILL.,
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Consists of ladies' corset covers and chemsa, misses and chldrenSA r
drawers, tucked and embroidered; also chndrens dresses and I'M
slips. Such a moneysaving opportunity Albuquerque has never seen. ill,
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Consists of a nice line Of ladies' skirts, chembes, drawers, corset covers0r
and nghtgowns; also infants and chndrens' dresses and drawers. TakeJhn
Is a fine line of ladies' lace and embroderytrimmed skirts, night robes,r -
corsetc covers, drawers, chemEes, infants and chldrens dresses. ThehIIo
same story; the cloth and trimmings cost more than We ask for the com-IIIII
Is a finer line o ladies' lace and embroderytrimmed skirts, gowns,7r
chemises, drawers and corset covers; also chidrens and infants dressos h
You have paid SI25 for poorer garments than these ............I ill
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Is the finest, handsomest line of ladies' lace and embroderyLnmmd m ~
skirts night robes, chemses, and skirt combined, and drawers ahoN I'LL
infants and chndrens dresses. These are very foe goods with daintysn It'll
embroidery, new styles. So would be the right price for these goods " .
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-22
the MAZE SELLS

Mems heavy weight, well made
corduroy pants for. .......,....S l 20
Brown duck coats, blanket lined,
rubber lnterlined, making II a
warm and waterproof coat for | 20
Warm lined gloves CO.,. %, 40 and 30
Mems Windsor caps, ......,,,. 30
Mems extra heavy weight, scarlet
yarn socks ........,........ -. 30
Positively the lowest priced store in
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-22

Library ball Jan. 20.
Pisture frames. whitney Co.
Bicycles for sale. r. l.. DOdson.
Bicycles for rent, r. L. DOdsOn.
tl5 dress patterns. on $3.50 at Fields.
Big line Of bicycle sundries, r. L. bod
SON.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Attend the ladies' great underwear sale
at the Economist.
Think Of itl Tam 0'Shanters, only ten
cents, at The Big Store.
Have you tried any OF BalliDg Bros
famous pies. They are OF the kind that
make the mouth water only Ia look at
them.
Qniekel & Bottle will DO AT home" 10
their friends at Zeiger's Cafe this even
log, and no pains have been spared 10
make the occasion a pleasant one for all.
New Years resolutions are often peg
lected and forgotten, but p. y. Trotters
resolution to make his Second street gro
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-01-22
CITY NEWS.

HIGHLAND-LOvely Beds-Daisy Res
tAuranL Fine sample Room.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was quite break In mining stocks yesterday the best figures for Sierra Nevada being s1 05 against $1 20 for the preceding day. the decline in Con. Cal. & Va. and the balance of the list dropping in proportion
 The Mammoth Mining Company will pay a dividend of 5c per share. amounting to $20,00 tomorrow. At the annual. meeting of the com pany yesterday the old directors and officers were reelected for 1898, with William Mo Intyre president and J. Fred Corker secre- tary.
 The Homestake Mining Company of South Dakota has reelected the old board of Qi- rectors for 1898, with Lloyd Tevis as president and F. G. Drum as secretary.
 The Union Ice Company has reelected the old board of directors for 1898, with Lloyd Tevis president, E. w. Hopkins vice prest- dent, c. A. Grow treasurer, l. H. Thompson secretary and s. B. Toby general manager.
 The Central Gaslight Company will pay a quarterly dividend of s1 per share this month
 The Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company will pay quarterly dividend of Sc per share February 15.
 The Pacific Gas Improvement Company and San Jose Water Company will each pay a reg ular monthly dividend of soc per share on Feb ruary TO-
 Quarterly interest is now due and payable on the following bonds United States As Cnew issue), Edison Light and Power 6s and Spring Valley Water As.
 Alpha is assessed SC.
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BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.

NEW: YORK, Feb. 1.-The total of the bank clearings at leading cities for January, ported to Bradstreet's bears testimony to the immense volume of business representing com mercal, financial and speculative transactions passing through the banks during the open ing month of 1898. The total clearngs at seventy-seyen cities of the United States, few Eastern cities being estimated, owing to telegraphic interruption by the storm, aggre- gate s5.965iOOo. .0oo slight gain, one-half of per cent. over December. 1897, of 8 per cent over January, 1897. and of 30 per cent over January. 1896. With the exception of the month of December, 1892. the top of the boom before the panic of 1893. the month just closed furnishes the largest total on record. Even as compared with December, 1892. the decrease Is triaing one, only about one-tenth of 1 per cent. The feature of the clearings in January was the almost unanimous nature of the in- creases. only four cities in the United States showing decreases as compared with year ago. Gains at the large cities have been feature of the month. At New York an in- crease of 42 per. cent Is shown. compared with year. ago, at Chicago of B per cent and at Boston of 13 per cent. Two of the four de- ereases are in the cotton manufacturing cen ters in New England. Canadian bank clear ings make equally good showing, aggregat- ing s1l3. 44T 290, an increase of 30 per cent com Yar rod xxyftb last
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.

under the weight of continued offerings, but the pressure not great and the market fell into dullness holders apPapehb tbs I;oui dation. The rallies were helped by the con tinuing strength of number Of stocks s,.,es es pecially Union Pacific and all It's securities. The strength of these was held during the day and Union Pacific closed at the highest at and General Electric showed periods of strength, but the order of the day was profit SaTthern sa1hs ahP PacIe upon which there was quarterly dividend of per cent declared late in the day London bought some some stocKs 1asar which probably had an influence in giving somewhat higher tone to the market It IS 10 from the interior which Is being received in New York is due to remittances on account Of the order of New York houses. The rates for call loans worked to lower basis in cent installment of the Governments deposits ot the Union Pacific payment. This with drawal was called for tomorrow. but most of 1t made to-day.
 In the bond market the Kansas Pacific con sos the most conspicuous feature with an advance of S9s per cent to 1lS Other bonds of the Kansas Pacific advanced 1 to points on the belief that they would be included in the Union Pacific reorganization with or with out arrangement with the Government The bond market generally showed continuance
 United States new As advanced f bid. the coupons ex-dvidend.
 shares including: Atchison preferred. 15,15o; B.. and O.. n.s15 c. and O.. 27.sOs: Burlington e1s0; L. and N. 13o16; Manhattan, 39,93S; Metropolitan. 5os5: Missouri Pacific 3s6s; M. K. and T preferred. 56s5; . New New York Central cific preferred. SO2T; Reading, 462O Rock Island; 1O625: St. Paul. 17.4O5; Union Pacific. 62. .930; Tobacco, 10,S00; Peoples Gas 7ss0: Gen 15, s44; Chicago Great Western. 54, 550
 NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Offcial announcement was made on the Stock Exchange to-day that trading by members in puts and calls Is & violation of the regulations of the Stock Ex- change and will be punished by fine or sus- Densian
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--'- EXPLANATION

The arrow flies with the wind The top fs
 ures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days; those underneath 1t, If any, the amount of rainfall of melted snow in inches 1sobars or solid lfnes,: connect points of equal air pressure; isothernls. or dotted lines, equal barometric pressure; azf is usually accompanied by fair :weather5,s' low refers to low. pres- by cloydy weather, and rains. Lows usually frst appear OF the: Washington coast. When along the coast. and the fsobars. extend north and south along the coast. rain. Is probable: but when the ''low":.is fnclosed with isobars of proba ble.. with a high in the vicinity of Idaho and: the presslire falling to the Cali fornia coast warmer .yvea ther may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter: The reverse of these conditions will produce an
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DRIED FRUIT MARKET.


 NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Journal Of Com merce says: While there has been quotable change in spot market prices for Currants. 1t is reported that sellers who have been holding out for prices above general spot quotations have been constrained by continued lack of demand to reduce their pretensions, and In fact there seems to be more pressure to sell than has been noted for a week two past. Buyers. however. show little interest, prices at inside figures seeming to be consid- erably above their views Spot stocks are said to be moderate. with the bulk In few hands, and the quantity on the way is reported to be comparatively small. Cable advices @ to the stock left in Greece vary, some claim ing that 1t is not 12 900 tons, while others state that 1t amounts to 16 GOO tons. Either figure. it Is claimed, represents comparatively small quantity for requirements of the trade of the world until the new crop Is available next fall. It Is also said that the not incon- siderable quantity of stock left in the primary market Is of inferior quality, and In view of the experience of buyers here with shipments made early In the season American importers at least would be very careful in purchasing further supplies until convinced that the stock is off
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-FLOUR-Receipts. 14- 751; exports, g. 101 Quiet and barely steady; affected by the late decline In wheat Minne- sota patents. s 10Q5 35.
 WHEAT-Recepts S0475; exports 23es7 Spot steady; No. red. s1 CA. Options had a sharp forenoon advance on the big decrease in Liverpool stocks bulish cable advices. foreign buying and demand from shorts but eased off somewhat in the last hour under realizing The close fairly steady at 1h91&c net advance No. red, February s1 03s. I1 0371, closed s1 o3 May, s6 1l-16497%c closed e7c. HOPS-Firm.
 WOOL~Quiet Texan, 3h6151kc.
 PETROLEUM-Dull.
 METAL-Conditions in the Metal market fall to improve to any appreciable extent. Ac- cording to the New York Metal Exchange: and s6 s5 asked.
 LAKE COPPER-Firm. at s11 CO.,
 T1N-Quiet. at s13 % bid, SIS 90 asked.
 PELTER-Unchanged. at 8 90 bid and s4 co asked
 LEAp-Easy at ss 57,s bid, and 8 60 asked The firm that fixes the settling price for miners and smelters quotes Lead at 8 45 COFFEE-Options opened steady. with prices unchanged to points lower; closed quiet; with prices unchanged to points net lower. Sales s SO. Spot Coffee-Rio, quiet; No. invoice 6Ac: No. 5obbing. 6%c: mild, quiet
 SUGAR-Raw. steady: refined. steady.
 DRIED FRUITS NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Caiifornia dried fruits EvAPoRATED APpLEs-comnnon, So7xo;
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COINAGE OF THE MINT.

The coinage of the local Mint in January was
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-The offerings at the Wool sales to-day aggregated 9176 bales. There was a good atttndnnce and better demand was noted especially for Melbourne greasy, which tive part in the competition in grades suitng their wants. taking 800 bales of merinos. The remainder of the catalogues included a fair quantity of miscellaneous lots. Some secured Queensland withdrawn after spirited btd- ding. Fine crcss- b eds sold we'll to the horne trade. but faulty irregular, with prices in buyers favor.
 The recond series of sales will open OH March 15, the third on May and the fourth on June 2s. The offerings at each series will be limit"d to GOO bales. the lists closing the dates mentioned whenever the quantity liked Hhuil have arrived
 Following are the sales of tho day 'n frtrii, {,
 New South Wales 2s00 bales: secured, 1Od0 Is I'd; greasy. 5& Q10d.
 Queensland 400 bales; secured, ejsdf0ls $d: greasy, 8Ad01s Id.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags. 1898 delivery. 5%T5%c: Wool Bags 27G30c.
 COAL-Is scarce and firm at the advance Wellington, quoted at &; New Wellington, ss; Southfeld Wellington. slo; Seattle. SC 50: Bryant. ss 5o Coos Bay, s5 75; Wallsend. ss: Scotch, s1o; Cumberland. s1o in bulk and s11 50 In sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s15; Camel. s10 per ton: Rock Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley. s7 60; Coke, slZ per ton In bulk and s14 in sacks
 CORDAGE-Prices as follows: Manila 1A-inch, G%c: 12-thread. 7Nc; and thread 7%c; bale rope. eA@7Ac. sisal-lA-inch' e@c' 12-thread 6Ac: and thread. GAG; bale rope' 5N 66Ac.
 are as follows: Black Cherries. s1 95@1 5o White Cherries. s1 25Q1 75; Peaches and Pears soeg;i l9 ApTiss.s Tes sssoe R Peas 7ocast a5 Tomatoes, 75c
 We quote: Costa Rica-1791s1sc nominal for prime washed (none here); 1591ec nominal for good washed (none here); 17gi7,sc nominal TOT or beans; as sisGi1c for fair; s1A@shc for common to
 salvador14qlsc for good to prime w washed he'd 12@lsnc for fair washed 1e a. l5S I, for fo good , to pTe Tnwsssed Mssed s@sc for good green un washed: 1sa1a1Ac for good to prime unwashed Nicaragua -s@11c for good to superior un- washed; lac for good unwashed peaberr,yyc r,yyc,,e,l. i. rood to strictly good wasned: 13l1@14hc for fair washed; old orop-101h113c for fair wash ed: 7G10c for medium 5G6&c. for common to ordinary; 15hc for good washed peaberry; 13 6p13Ibc for good unwashed peaberry; Sk9uc for good to superior unwashed
 PACIFIC CODFISH-The Union Fish Com pany quotes as follows Bundles, per ih. s%c: cases, selected, per ID. 4Ac; cases. imitation Eastern. per lb. 4Ac: boneless per ID. 5c: strips Norway. per ID. 5Hc; strips. Narrow Gauge per ID. 5%c strips. Silver King: per ID. 64c; blocks. Clipper. per ID. De: blocks, Ori- ental per ID, 5%c: blocks. Seabright. per ID. 64c, tablets Crown Brand per lb TAG; mid des Golden State. per ID. 5%c: middes. White | Seal per doz SAc; desiccated. Gilt Edge. per | doz soc: pickled cod barrels, each, s: pickled | cod half barrels, each. X 30.
 OIL-Californa Castor oil. cases. No i. s5c; | bbs e0c per gal (manufacturers' rates); Lin | seed oil, in bbls. bqiIed,s 53cs do raw. 51c: | cases, Be more: Lard oil. extra winter strained.
 bbls. b6c, No. l. 4So: cases. 5c more: China | cases. 65c: No. 1. bbll 50c; cases 55o: Sperm. | crude 60c: natural white. soc: bleached do. S5c; l Whale OH, natural white 40c: bleached do. 45c l Pacific Rubber mixed Paints. white and house coiora. s1 25T1 sb per gallon: wagon colors. s2G
 PETROLEUM, GASOLINE. ETC. . The
 Water white Coal oil. in bulk, 1oc; Pearl Oil
 in eases. 15lkc: Astral do, 151sc: Star do. 15ho | Extra Star Oil cases ls1sc: Elaine do 2oikc
 Eooene do. 171ko: Deoderized Stove Gasoline in Naphtha. in bulk. 1oho; 6s deg do in cases.
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Barreled Bef and Pork higher and firm. Hams. Bacon and Lard are also strong, with prospects of rise. Trade is still active.
 CURED MEATS-Bacon, SEC per ID for heavy, SC for light medium, 10c for light, 10i9c for extra light and 12c for sugar cured; East ern sugar-cured Hams, 101a611c; California Hams. 1Oc: Mess Beef. s9 per bbl; extra mess do. s10:, famil' do, s11T12; salt Pork, SIS; mess. s16; Smoked Beef. nQ12c per h.
 LARD-Eastern tierces quoted at 5Ac per ID for compound and 6c for pure: pails. 7c: Cali fornia tierces. 5c per ID for compound and Sc for pure; half-bbls, 6Ac; 10-lb tins, 7c; do 5-lb 71hc lb.
 COTTOLENE-Tierces, 5%@61sc: packages. less than 300-lbs-1-lb pails 6o in case. S7sc; 3-lb pals 20 in case, Sssc; 5-lb pails. F in a case. sAc; 10-lb pails. in a. case. Ssc; 50-lb tins one or two in a case 7%c: wooden buck cts 20 lbs net. 7Ac fancy tubs. so lbs net. 7asc; half-hhls. about no lbs. 7lsc per lb:
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SUMMARY.

Silver unchanged.
 Wheat and Barley futures higher again. Oats Corn and Rye firm.
 Hay sold off well. No change in Feedstuffs.
 Flour quiet and unchanged Pink Beans advanced again. Potatoes and Onions steady. Vegetables unchanged.
 Butter and Cheese steady. Eggs firm. Two. cars Of Eastern Poultry ia Game hard 10 sell.
 Fresh and Dried Fruits unchanged. Barreled Beef and Pork advanced. Hams, Bacon and Lard firm. wool. Hops and Hides quiet. Fat Beef getting scarce Hogs easy. Coal very firm and scarce. Coffee unchanged. Oils AS before.
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PROVISIONS.

BEEsWAX-2s@25c per ID.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Feb 1.-CATTLE-Bar, steady. Beef steers. B So15 30 for lriArior to strictly choice, bulk going at s4 3o95. fair to good Western fed cattle. s4 40a94 75; stocl,ers and feeders, s 20Q3 40; calves firm and ,tn- changed.
 HOGS-were Sc lower. Bulk. s so63 90: & 921s
 SHEEF-Trade in sheep and lambs was ac- tive, the offerings selling at stronger D: ices Sheep were taken at s3G4 for inferior to choice fed Westerns comprising the great bulk oc the offerings and selling mostly at s4I4 oo; year lings sold readily at s4 5O085 and lambs were in active demand at s4 5OQ5 75, few going az low as 55
 Receipts-Cattle 4ooo; Hogs. so,ooo Sheep. II GOO.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Hvdrographio Office. located in the Merchants Exchange, Is maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of mariners without regard to nationality and free of expense.
 Navigators are cordially invited to visit the office where complete sets of charts and sail. ing directions of the world are kept on hand for comparis and reference and the latest information can always be obtained regarding lights dangers to navigation and all matters of interest to ocean commerce.
 The time ball on top of the building on Tele- graph Hill is hoisted about ten minutes before by telegraphic signal received each day from the United States Naval Observatory at Mare Island. Cal. ......
 notice stating whethe- the time ball was dropped on time or giving the error If any. Is published the same day by the afternoon pa pers. and by the morning papers the following day. W s HUGHES.
 Lieutenant .. S. N. Tn charge.
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

Everthing under this head is firm and quiet.
 HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and Brands sell 1c under sound stock. Heavy salted steers 1oH101hc per lb: medium. %: light. Sc: Cow hides. 9I9Ikc: Stags Sc: salted Kip, 10c: Calf. He; dry Hides. 1sc: culs and brands: 13c; dry Kip and Veal. IG15c: dry Calf, 1SG2oc; culls. Deerskfns. good summer. 256soc per lb: me- dunn, 2oc: winter 10c; Sheepskns. shearlings. 20m30c each: short wool. 40G70c each; medium, 7o61e0c: long wools 90cDs1 30 each.
 TALLOW-No rendered. 2G12l1c per ID; No. 2 aG215c: refined. Sc: Grease, 2G2Ac.
 WOOL-Fall clir-Middle counties-free. 100 13c: do defective 10611c; San Joaquin. defec- tive. 7Gsc; Southern Mountain. aH11c: free Northern. 126113c: do defective. 9611c: Hum boldt and Mendocno. l3915c; Eastern Oregon. 96113c Valley Oregon. 16m1sc.
 HOPS-Old crop. 2G6c for poor to fair and 610c for good; new crop. 11615c per ID.
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1511c; S6 deg Gasoline, In bulk, 200; S6 deg oo in cases, 25c per gallon
 WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 6@!c per ID.
 TURPENTINE-In cases, 52c; in iron barrels 47c; in wooden barrels. 49c per gallon
 LUCOI-Boiled, bbls, 43c; do cases. 4Sc; raWs bbls 41c: do cases, 46c per- gallon.
 CANDLES = The Standard oil Company quotes as follows; Electric Lghtaes, 1S 2s' Parafnne Wax Candes-Ts, 2s. As, 6's and 12s. white. TAG; colored SAc.
 LEATHER Firm ao but gniet s5n ner HarneSs b. de medium. 2sc; do light 2s @ 27c; rough Leather. 22Q2Sc; Kips, s4oG45 per dozen; Caii, s0c@s1 per 10; rough splits. rose; belt-knife splits. 10G12c; Collar Leather, black, lOgl2c per foot; do russet. 1o@12c: skirting Leather 30G35c per fb.
 SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Com. pany quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed and Fine Crushed. 6hc; Powdered, 69sc; Dry Granulated 5%c: Confectioners A. SAC: Mag nola A. 5Nc; Extra C.. 5Ac: Golden C., SEC; Candy Granuated. 57sc; California A. 9Ac per lb; half barrels Nc more than barrels. and
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The opening in wheat furnished a genuine surprise to traders IL was generally believed that following the heavy liquidation of last week and the closing out of long lines by many of the more promi- nent bulls the market was in a period of reaction some traders even predicting soc for May again News from Liverpool. how. ever, completely upset these calculations ara caused a general scurryng of shorts for cover Liverpool opened ss@11sd lower. responding we'll to yesterdays decline. but by ESQ p. m showed a complete reversal of form. prices at that time being A6asd over yesterdays prices The sensation of the days news was the de- crease for January of PAS, GOO bushels in the stocks at Liverpool. Stocks there now amount to 1,521 GOO bushels, only two weeks sup plies. This was what started the buying furor The market further strengthened by New York advices of good foreign buying or wheat futures. May shot up to s6%c before stopping. Then it slowly declined. No real weakness developed. however. until Brad streets worlds visible report was posted. showing an increase of 56, coo bushels. Liver. pool closed %G&d higher but Continental cables were rather weak. and Bradstreets and that turned the market in the last hour. May fell to 951ac but closed steady at 957sg96c.
 There a fair trade In corn at narrow range of prices. May closed unchanged
 In oats the market was steady. May closed a shade higher.
 The market for provisions weak, the packers selling. At the close May pork was 10c lower and May lard and ribs Sc lower
 The leading futures ranged follows:
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EXPORTS FROM PUGET SOUND.

.. Exports from the thirteen ports in the Puget Sound customs district during the calendar year 1897 were commodities valued at s14 559 5g3, made up as follows: Wheat 4,s5S Sss bushels valued at s4.oss, ,35s; Flour. 49S 4O7 barrels valued at s1 goo, ,s2S Lumber. 1s9, 1oS 900 feet; valued at si 4I7 S5S Shingles 1S 757, 900. valued et s25 AIS, and general merchandise. s7, 122 S35.
 The total of exports for 1896 reached slo 46l SS9, showing an increase from last year Of S4 lSS Zof; The imports entered during. 1897 were appraised at s. 7O5 0O9 as compared with g. 722 APO in lsg6
 showing an increase of $s,s ,5Ss or over 3 I3o per cent In addition goods valued at s. 167, oOi were Imported into the district and transported to. interior ports in bond. The customs ls- ceints of the district were $297. BIO. =
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb 1-The stock market to- day had load of liquidation to carry still heavier than yesterday and there were fewer prominent stocks to exercise sustaining force by their strength The heavy offerings were we'll absorbed and net declines are for the most part confined to fractions. but are gen. eral For time after the opening there seemed to be no diminution from yesterdays s activity. There had been apparently a large accumulation of outside orders over night ana London also a buyer of stock. This de- mand satisfied. however. without eneoting any marked advance in prices. .he offerings be- ing very large. Later prices began to yield