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REAL ESTATE our OF TOWN.

FOR SAI-E-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE SEVERAL
chulct nVe-acre villa sites. in the add .tion 20
Sayvle. the fayorite sunni er resort OF Long
Island and near The magniht ent country seals Of
William X. Vanderbilt and Robert Il. Roosevelt
each site suhdiysible into 20 city lots. price of
each hve-aore site, Sl25, TO prompt purchasers;
clear itle- Address CHASE ROlS. Attorney.
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FOR RENT
2522 18th St. Columbia Heights: 10-room
house; all modern improvements; and
awnings. Price. $50 per month
252o 18th St. Columbia Heights, double house;
20 roofJs; all modern improvements; screens and
awnings; baths Price, S1Oo per month.
Apply to OWNER. 1901 Clifton au31-tf
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FOR KENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT OFFICES-
Per Mo- Per Mo.
1921 G st, basel. SS333 513 18th ST. ID u
1908 + st, I'd floor 1900 Sd floors. 80 90
142l st, LIST floor. 1900 1209-11 Pa fine ige
1923 ST. base't. 80 90 1872 i st. fine large
4u5 llth st, 80 90 liza L 81, desirable small
6uJ 9TH ST. list floor. 5000 offices.
1925 st, = 40 90 $50 st, desirable small
5l9 18th ST, basel. BOO offices.
1923 st. rms 1000 Lawrence bldg, desirable
1908 st. 33 90 small offices.
1927 st, rms. $1,000 100 Pa av, desirable
5l3 18th st,lst floor 0.OOj small offices.
Fer ull list furnished and unfu furnished houses,
offices, and stables apply at Office.
THOS. J. FISHER & co,
oc20-tf 1924 + st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-COI. HEIGHTS
two very fine corners: can build
from 10 20 houses. Il. ). DONALDSON.
oclSZt 52u Ion NV.
FOR SALE CHEAPEsST LOT ON DARTMOUTH
st near 18th Columbia Heights. soft. front.
TO cts per 81. IT., II taken promptly.
ocl9-3t l.. RUST, COS l4th NV
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 5 LOTS.
lSxtbo feet each to paved Eft alley Madison
ST. bet. 18th and 18th and Z and . SITS: VIII sell
as a whole or separately; choice location and
Cheap-Sl. 20 IT.
ocls-u RRICE & LIPSCOMR, GI2 I4th St
FOR SALES LOTS ON NJ ST. NV: 6S FEET
by 100 TO paved alley. Also lot and bricks
Ilth ST. ne Apply to ]. ]. COOK. S29s NJ st.
NV. Ocl5-lm-s
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FOR SALE MIST SACRIFICE NEW GROOM
and tiled bath brick dwelling Col. Heights.
steam heat. mt: must sell immediately. bar
gain ~ quick buyer. BUILDER y. Star office
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Northeast Washington for property in Baltimore
Address l.. J. TAYLOR, 10 ". Fayette St Raj
tlmore, Md neIg-R,.
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FEM ALE.

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general housework In private family. 1917 18th
n
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ar9N-5ff
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISH ED.

FOR RENT-COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON SEC
ond floor; rented singly together with board;
front room, i've windows and alcove;
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FOR SALE-WE SELL NEW AUTOMATIC SEW
ing machines for tS35. same kind other
panies ask $65 SI5 for. VIM STIEBELINtI,
1851 Pa. NV. Not represented by solicitors
Agency Household and Standard Swg machines
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NANTEl-A SAlENl.-NlN FOX i'iItl DE
Iartueur; experienced one preferred; must have
references. Apply after ESQ pm. Tue MOD
EIiN PHARMACY. lIrA and SIS NV.
NANTED-A WuITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
hvusework. Apply l. HAi.TiG. loo1 9Th NV.
WANTED wIiTE Girl FOR GENERAL
ioU~ew"rk: family "f two; German preferred;
bring reference 1i1s oh ST. NV oc2V-2t'
WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE COOK. So;
ENCHANGE. Oh 1ath
WANTED SALEsLAnI EXpERIENCEp u
boys clothing. other need apply. SAMUEL
FRIEDLANDER & co, 416 7tI 81.
WANTEp-o;IRL tCOLul;Eub To MAKE HER
Reply immediately to NJ NJ. Star office oc2o-5'
WAETEp-Go"D CoLoREn COOK. SIG; CIIuD'S
family LADIES. EXCHANGE. 6I4 18th.
WANTED MILLINERY APPRENTICES. APPLY
az 1223 81 MIS-. Z a SAUM-
WANTED LADY >rENpGE-PHR AND TYPE
writer assistant: owning machine preferred.
state salary. ASSISTANT STAR ofti.e, oc2"-2t'
WANTED SERVANT FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. ct-k, wash and Iron: 20 TO tie country, -
miles from New York city. good reference Apply
10 Mass ave. NV
WANTED 4 NEAT CoLoITp Girl. WITH cry
references. 10 wait On an invalid and do light
houSrwork. Call at 17o2 St NV.
wANTED-A Young Cpi.OEED GI1I. TO As
stst in I.usekecrirl,- Apply after 6 pm, Y39
st H-w-
WANTED COMPETENT WHITE GIRL FOR
general hoUseyyork in family Of two; must be
god cook. ~ hnm" nights; good wages III
18Th 81 NV Flat Ne = "c2o-3t'
WANTED NURSE cIII. WITH GOOD CITY
r"trr"r"r, 10 :" home nights 1891 Columbia
VANTFD-EY C'I.OEED GIRL. PLACE To Do
general h.s ~"w"TS in small family; 90 home
nights 1}5 l. w
WANTED COMPETENT WHITE GIRL FOR
general LvusrwuIN- stay nights small family
refererr,~. 2lf wh - ~-w- H.
WiNTED-A GERMAN GIRL. SPEAKIVG EN-
ci>h. IN rak" care IF w." children; must have
jun. 10Th and ! -t>.
WANTED ENERGETIC PUSHING LADY TO
G,.;guUSrTHt-: good salary II "ihcieut;
p"rieEce. if any Address BOX 81. star Office
WANTED-A BRIGHT. WILLING APPRENTICE
1911 I - oc-o3t'
WANTED GOOD COON WHITE OR col pRED
general hp4srw"rk; small fansiy. Apply 1881 9TH
WANTEI.-Yo DING WHITE GIRL FOR HOUSE
work, stay nights, Call al 1916 Pa ave NV.
urlS5t-
WANTED a33 y Y AYE. NW.-WOMAN FOR
general tousevprk: must be, good cook: wash
Ing stay nights: reference. ocl9-3t-
WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED SAITSLADIES
huusrfurni>hi-s and china departments.
Apply at once, with reference. ;. KAHN. SONS
X 60. oc1S-2t
WANTED OPERATORS On SEWING MACHINE
NJ e COPELAND X co. t9 nth ST. ocl92t+
WANTED RELIABLE WOMAN FOR WAITRESS
and L"u~"uiaid in family Of ; adults 3lo6 st.
NV. os192jr
WANTfU-A WHrTE CIR. A. COOK IN \
small family: must have city reference 80
NV ocIs-3t
WANTED FIEST-CIASS WAIST AND SKIRT
workers. also Il worker cloth garments. Adj
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WANTtu. ENi,EElrNCf..t SALESMAN IN boYS,
clothing Department. SAM III Fi'iEbL-'NpEh
~ q tI.. .rr
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FOX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iiVo 81 .stlo-Do loIt Sonn aF 1913
1888 18th ST. .-t33. 80 -o22 SO. 90
1911 ST. $4,000 sos 18th 20. 90
li4l Mass 90 i522 10th l3. 50
Also large LIST II Desirable iurnIsued houses.
FITCH. Fun IL BROWN,
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MANICURE.

PARLORS I11O ST. NV
HAIR hand and facial culture.
Manicure branea, ARLINGTON DRUG srORI
ONLY: first floor parlors. ocI4-6ts
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FOR SALE-CoIUMBIA HEIGHTS-GREAT SAC
rihce-l0 and bath, convenient 10 cars
Your terms. $5.75O
oc2o-St H. r. HOwENSTFaN. 6ia v NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSF-THE MAN WHO ENTICED DOG FROM
1906 1Ith ST N is known. VIM lie prosecuted
if dog is not returned Immediately. No questions
asked. oc2n-3t.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

90 NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Notable gains were
recorded IN the specialttes and some OF the rail-
ways to-day. The announcement of gold en-
fragments Of a million and a half overcame the
fecationary tendency of the forenoon and sent
the market forging upward which continued
until the close. The conditions of the ex-
change and money market do not seem TO
warrant the expectation that the import of
gold will be a sustained movement the theory
being that our large balance of trade would
not be drawn upon largely while money can
be loaned at more profitable rates abroad A
lower range of London prices gave a declin-
ing tendency to early transactions here Manip-
Sulaton of the specialties, Tobacco, Brooklyn
Transit and Peoples Gas. gave better tone to
the railways. but profit taking there were
some very substantial losses With the gold
announcements in the afternoon, the bulls had
their own way and especially in Manhattan
:Iado Southern. The railway shares moved
rather sluggishly until late in the day when
an active demand arose for Louisville Rock
'lsland ana the southwestern group. excepting
Texas Pacific, which broke badly in the end
On me publication OF a report that Manhat-
Tar. was 70 be electrically equipped by General
Electric the stocks, which had each advanced
%. polntS, presumably on early Information Of
ttse deal, receded sharply on profit-taking
g Late in the day it was said that while the
= contract TO equip Manhattan electrically had
not been given, confidence had been expressed
by General Electric interests that they would
get the contract.
. The bond market was under pressure during
the forenoon, but in the late session heavy mr.
chasing orders were distributed which car
f3ed the level prices above yesterdays close
and a. impaired I'M general strength. Total sales
60 soO'gey.; United states new As coupon reacted
% ana the As q. The new IS and the old As
p, registered advanced Is in the bid price
Total sales Of stocks to-day, 9l5 zoo shares
Including 800 Atchison: 1850 do preferred
s617O Central Pacific; 3449 C. and O. s693 Bur
alington; 1850 Hooking Valley: I6 800 J.. and Y
Y6t52Q Manhattan; 1921 Reading preferred
,4sO' Missouri Pacific; $500 NJ, K. and r
preferred5 9S40 Northern Pacific; $500 Reading !:
2Sl2 Rock Island; - 100 Union Pacific; 10 S20
Pacific preferred; 1925 Union Pacific, Denver &
Gulf; lL7o0 W: and L. E.: 5000 PAPER: 1900
o American Spirits; Sl.300Tobacco; $3.50 Steel:
1850 do preferred; us, 600 Peoples Gas: 32eo
c. F. and l.; S795 General Elec,llc: 1900 Pacific
MALI 22.150 Sugar; 1856 Tennessee Coal and
Iron; 1920 Leather preferred 457O Rubber: SOD
Western Union; T. 400 st. Louis and s W
preferred; II, 40 c. G. W.
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The feeling in local securities was firm as a
rule and better quotations were realized for
the favortes. though there was no pronounced
advance.
Mining stocks were dull and unchanged
The Stock and Bond Exchange did large
business last year The sales Of bonds
amounted to $4,000 S0O against So 637 900 in 1897
and the sales of stocks were 511,5S0 shares
against 295, ISL.
The Argonaut Mining Company paid it's reg
uar monthly dividend of 500, O0o on the 26th
of December.
The Pacific Sheet Metal Works paid the
regular monthly dividend No 26 Yesterday
The Pacific Lighting Company paid a diyi-
dend Of 4Oc per share yesterday.
The Nevada National Bank has declared a
dividend of I per cent per annum for the half
year, payable the 18th.
The First National Bank of San Francisco
has declared dividend of IS per share or at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum for the six
months ending December 81, 1885, payable jan
uary 10.
The Hale & Norcross Mining Company has
levied an assessment Of 1o cents per share de-
linquent February II.
The Lille .t, Mining Mining Company of Colorado paid
amounting to $12, 500 on the Sd.
The Republic Mining Company Of the State
of Washington has declared a dividend of &
cents per share. amounting to $50, 900. payable
January TO-
The Elkton Consolidated Mining Company of
Colorado will hereafter pay its dividends quar-
teriy instead of monthly
The Troy Mining Company OF Sumdum.
Alaska. has levied assessment Of 81 cents
per share. delinquent February 6.
The North Gould g. Curry assessment sale
takes place to-day
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-wheat started firm but
very dull. with few orders from outside The
firmness was only momentary, however for a
good deal Of wheat called at the close yes
terday had fallen into weak hands and was
for sale the instant the price showed hesita-
ton. AS long the market was left in the
control of local professionals the tendency was
downward. May. which opened &c higher at
7iMGT%c, hammered down to 702.c before
there were any symptoms of recuperation. The
recovery was brought about by buying orders
commencing TO tumble in from outside sources
induced, apparently, by the threa tened cold
weather damage to winter wheat and reports
of heavy exports from Atlantic ports. The
foreign buying became so persistent that shorts
forced to cover and May was gradually
bid up to 715sc. Liverpool was I'D higher and
ket' held fairly steady until within half an
hour OF the close when the buying from the
outside subsidized. Then some local spectators
flooded the pit with long wheat and also sold
for the short account. The market became quite
heavy under this pressure, and May was forced
down to 70BG70Ac and closed at 70%c
Improvement in the weather. which was ia
vorable for large movement in the country
weakened corn. May lost sc.
The decline in the leading grains and moor
cash demand caused a heavy feeling in oats
Liquidation of long lines caused a sharp de-
cline in prices. May closed &c lower
There was more less liquidation in nro-
visions The market started out handics pned
with enormous hog receipts and a decline In
around The demand for products was SLOW,
May pork lost 15c May lard 106121ac, and Nav
ribs I1an10c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-The Eurasia takes for Liverpool
16. 449 ctls, valued at $1S,5OO; F. S. Ciampa, for
Grimsby, $50 ctls. at $13, 000
The market continues dull at previous prices
Spot Wheat-Shpping. 81 15G1 16h; milling.
81 2oQ1 2212.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 O clock-May-20o0 ctls
81 1872.
Second session-May-2oOo ctls. 81 1875; 2S, OOo
81 1884.
Regular Morning session-May-1o,oO ctls.
Afternoon Session-May-2OO ctls 81 1917
A 000 81 1919: 1000 81 10.
BARLEY-The Eurasia takes for Liverpool
49, 064 ctls brewing valued at s17,600; F. S.
Cianpa, for Grlrnsby Al, 1874 ctls, at $685. ZOO
The market is dull. with choice Feed firmly
held.
Feed. 81 279sa1 s2A; Brewing. 81 s5@1 As per
I/CALL BOARD SALES.
InfornsH Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales.
Seconf Session-No sales.
Regular Morning Session-No sales
Afternoon Session-Seller. 1899, new-40oo ctls
92&c; 200o $3.50.
OATS-Whlle the market is not as lively as
the feeling is firm
Fancy Feed, 81 35d1 37i4 per ctl; good to
choice. 81 3OQ1 321s; common, 81 PIN; Surprise
81 40G1 As; Gray, 81 S0G1 IS: Milling 81 32Ja6
/ 80 per ctl Red, ST 55G1 65; Black. 81 s0a1 rs.
CORN-Steady at the old quotations.
Small round yellow, 81 20; Eastern large yell
low. s. 121%@1 ID; white. 81 121sd1 Is; mixed.
i 10. NV
RYE-California. 81 15@1 20; Eastern. Il IL
per ctl
Observation-Disclosures.
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of Pacific, S 40 by w l12; sic.
Hogan 40, lot on q line Of Brod sgtSd street l77S
Rosa Resented to George NJ. Rolph, lot on
Sc corner Of Clay and Spruce streets. S 27:SA
F: Flanagan (wife of simon, lot on Sc corner
Of Maple and Clay streets. ELSA by S7:6;
Hugo D. Newhouse administrator. by Muir
ray F. Vaqdall. commissioner to German Saw
ings and Loan Society lot on line Of Va
lencia street. 224 of Twenty-hrst, n "a by
Thomas Cullen to Margaret F. Doyle (wife Of
Spring Valley water Works to City and
Of NV ne o. %rhet and
line 800 N of Fourteenth, W along said line to
thence S or Sc to S boundary line of Spring
Valley Water Works Tract; thence E along
street; thence ' Ne to beginning, being that
lying south Of line 500 N OF Fourteenth grant
Estate Of Egbert hudson Cby Charles c. Jud-
son. executor and trustee) to same, lot on 10
line of Church street. 800 n of Fourteenth r
to Z or NE boundary of Egbert Judson Tract.
thence S or Sc to S boundary Of Egbert Judson
Tract, " to Church. to beginning; grant
worth street and E line OF right of way OF
Southern Pacific Company, NV 75.l4 more or
thence f IS, Sc $3.50; s12OO
Mary Guerrieri (wife of Joseph, Annie Btan-
Cnlnlt Antonio b. ana Gambia anu
w line of Bannam place. 77:6 OF Green street.
n 20 by W 5S:9 also lot on w line Of BannaIn
s R5aSe; 81 s7'' N of Green street n ~ by
Solomon and Dora Getz to Elizabetha Zacho-
avenue. $50 of X street % by w l2O; $40
J. c.. Keeling and Ira G.. Leek to Rosa Levitt
zky. lots 52S and $50, gift map 2 qultciailn
Solomon and Emma Ducas to Christian
Svane. lot on line of Crescent avenue 90 ~
Porter : .,
76, rs and so, Holiday map A, quitciaim
deed; 81.
line of Potrero street and SW line OF THIRTEEN 1
9s:11A NE 5S7% NV 1873 lot SO, in block
644 Haley purchase; SO
Alameda County.
Thomas and Hannah Davies to Henry Mohr:
lot on E line Of San Pablo avenue, 58.22 Of
Thirty -second street, 55.44, e 9O.99, n 25 w
10, n %, w 1O4.95 to beginning being lots and
g. block 2039. Rowland Tract, Oakland; $40
Goodall and Walter Powell trustees lot be-
ginning at a point where the center line OF
5 line of depot ground of Central Pacific Rail
road Company, thence SW 60.S3, SW 212.5S, SW
to point to n channel of san Antonio
SM to center of a tidal slough, thence NE 30.
NE 80 NV , 80, NV 90; NV &c. NV 65. NE 40,
grant.
Frederick and Anna c. Bammann to ]. r.
Willow street E AZ by n $780, block 16, lands
adjacent to Encinal Alameda; $40.
W line of Shattuck avenue 134.s4 of Stuart
street, 30 by " 120, being lot 8. block "a,
Mary T. Axtell to Rudolph w Koch, lot on
w line of Bray avenue, 1885 n of East Four
teenth street. 50 by w $780, being the so
ship; $40
Sarah Carr to George W. Austin, lots 20 and
Fl, block A, resubdivision of Fruitvale Tract
BROOKLYN Township: S425.
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ORANGES IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The Journal OF Com
merce SAYS: The unsettled condition Of the
orange market during December, as the result
OF liberal receipts. particularly or Calliornla
fruit, has been somewhat accentuateu as the
result of the falling off of the consuming de
mand following the holidays. Receipts OF all
descriptions for the season to date nave peeh
much in excess of those for the corresponding
period last year The consuming demand on
the other hand has been much better than II
quite freely into consumption, leaving IN hrst
hands comparatively small stocks. Jamalcas,
which monopolZed attention at the peelhhlns
of the season and until CALIFORNIA; began 10
come forward in liberal Quantity, nave peeh
relegated to the background, the demand LOT
consumers of late having been chleny 1or the
last named. The Florida crop, having peeh
larger than for a number of years past, mas
been quite an important FACTOR IN the sI. .I
ton, having assisted materially in preventing
an Improvement in quotations. on other descrip-
The quantity of California oranges offered at
auction so far this season has amounted mounted 10
1O4 cars, the bulk Of which was disposed Oh
While early arrivals of California oranges
were said to show a large percentage or I'M
ers to get their stock to market in time for
the holiday trade in the East. later receipts.
all that could be desired, 1t would appear from
statements of prominent handlers at this end.
The rush of arrivals which for several weeks
past has had demoralizing influence on the
market, is for the time being. Accord
Ing to Geographic advices from primary snip
ping centers unfavorable weather, coupled with
the usual Stacking up of packing operations
during the holiday season causing light ship
ments. for the next ten days or two weeks
receipts here are expected to be small Valen-
cha oranges have been a very untmportant fac
tor in this market though receipts have been
considerably in excess of those of last year
10 900 cases against 5000 cases. The quality of
the fruit does not seem to have suited buy
ers, and with more desirable stock to choose
from at comparatively low prices they have
neglected Valencias.
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NEW YORK GRAM AND PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. .-FLOUR-Receipts. &c.
500 barrels; exports. 24.S72. More active and
firm for winter straits, but neglected. Winter
straits, 50 50d3 s.; Minnesota patents, So 500
90; winter extras. 81 70d3; Minnesota bakers,
80 9OdS 10; winter low grades, 50 4Oq2 Go.
wHEAT-Receipts. 600 bushels; exports,
POS 500. Spot. easy; No. red, 1880 (. o. b.
aloat to arrive. Options opened barely steady
and developed weakness under long and short
selling which yielded at noon, however to a
sharp recovery. Later was stimulated by large
clearances again reported, export business at
Baltimore and strength Of Northwestern mar
l1ets following prospects of lighter receipts
A second decline near the close was attributed
to renewed short selling and absence of out
side support. Final prices were 12@4c net
lower. January closing at 1880; March. 1880
HiGPs@Steady;' N
WOOI1-Steady.
METALS-Tin took another leap to-day ad-
vancing 30Q50 points, with the tendency at the
end Of the session toward a still higher level:
The other departments showed pronounced
strength in sympathy, though improving IN
less rapid form Demand brisk all day,
but sellers were hard to find, genuine bull
fever prevailing; Reports from the mines and
abroad reflected corresponding changes, with
the outlook in all directions very bright. At
the close the Metal Exchange called:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strong at IS nominal.
LAKE COPPER-Strong; S13 3091S 80 asked.
TIN-Strong and higher, with $50 bid 500 05
IEAD-Firmer, with So % bid. 81 asked. The
firm fixing the Settling price for leading miners
and smelters at the West quotes lead at 50 10
and copper at s1S.
SPELTER - Firmer, with s. 10 bid, IS 25
asked.
COFFEE-Options closed steady. unchanged
to points higher. Sales. 1920 bags. includ-
ing January, s. 35G5 40; February. Sc As; March.
IS 55d5 so; April s. SOFAS Is; May, 50 20; July.
s. so; September. s. 80; October, IS %. Spot
coffee--Rio, dull and easy; No. invoice. 6hc;
No. jobbing. &c; mild, quiet; Cordova. 7%@
15c.
SUGAR-Raw, about steady; fair refining,
13-16c; centrifugal 90 test. f5-16c; molasses
sugar. 9-l6c; refined, about steady.
BUTTER-Receipts 3143 packages. Firm
Western creamery, 15q21c; Elgins, 21c; fac
tory, 12G14Rc.
EGGs-Receipts 1896 packages. Weak; West
ern &c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-06

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags for next season
nominal. at 47s05c; Wool Bags. 26Q2Sc; San
Quentin Bags, 81 IS.
COAL-Welhngton, IS per ton; New yelling
ton, IS; Southield Wellington, 81 So Seattle
So Bryant, Sc: Coos Bay, IS; Wallsend, 81 90;
Q10 % in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
sA; Camel. S. so per ton; Rock Springs and
and s14 III sacks
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms net cash: Cube Crushed
and Fine Crushed 67sc Powdered, 6asc; Candy
Granulated, SIC; Dry Granulated, SIC; Con-
PETITIONERS A, 5&c; California A. SIC: Magnolia
A. 5fsc; Extra C, SIC; Golden C, 51sc; half
barrels, 1lc more than barrels. and boxes nc
more. No order taken for less than 70 barrels
or It's equivalent.
CANNED sALMON-shipment of 81. 77s cases
to Liverpool
GASOLINE-Is higher, as follows Deodor-
lied Stove Gasoline, in bulk, 14i2c; Deodorized
Stove Gasoline. In cases, zoe; Benzne. in bulk
13Ac; Benzine. in cases 1Shc per gallon.