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mess dull at 66s. Pork dull: prime Western
mess, Cos ID Hams firm: shortcut, IA TO 10 IDS.
ass. Bacon-Cumberland-cut. IS to 30 lbs. STEADY
clear middles. heavy IS to 20 lbs. steady at tos
Cd: clear backs Is to 20 lbs. steady at 3ss 80 /,
clear bellies. II TO ls lbs steady at ass. Shout,
steady: prime Western in tierces. 3ss Sd: Amer
lean refined. in pals. 39s 81. Butter dull. nnest
United States. s5s. good United States. SIS
Cheese steady; American finest white. BIS ga.
London. Us Sd
BALTIMORE. Jan ls.-Flour dull and un-
changed receipts 5.704 brls: exports. 1856 brls
Wheat dull: spot and January, .SA.g'2@c: Feb
Southern wheat. by sample. 7edSfsc: Southern
wheat. on grade. T2Aa!4hc Corn dull IL, , SPOT.
steamer mixed. 41AGf2c receipts. PCS. S4s hu ex-
ports 22s.5u bu; Southern white corn, AS. a4S+c;
Southern yellow corn. 42I43c- Oats steady; No
ceipts. 1906 bu.
TOLEDO. jan 1e.-wheat dull and firm; cash
and January. &c; May 1850: July. Ishc. Corn
fairly active and firm; cash and January. &c;
uary. &c; Nav. 2sikc. Rye. SIC. Clover seed.
March. s7.27H
DULUTH Jan. 1e-wheat-No. hard. cash.
cash. 71hc; to arrive. 72ixc: May 75lc; July
7ec; No. northern. 61i4Q6Ihc: No. spring
55@eOc. Corn. 96isc. Oats. 25aG2ec.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s.-Flour easier. Wheat
quiet; No: red. soc. Corn strong: No mixed:
No. 2, 53d56c. Lard quiet at 81 20 Bulk meats
steady at s7.25 Bacon dull at $s.25. Whisky
quiet at s1.27. Sugar easier
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. ls.-wheat-Cash. I25sci
May. 737sc: July. 75Ac: No. / northern, 1zssc
No. northern. es7sQ1ossc.
MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 1s.-Barley quiet; No. :,
59c: sample. 4lQ56c.
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Saturdays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


On the wholesale streets more business was
done in the week ended Jan. 10 than in the
preceding week. and should present weather con j.
ditions continue for a few days business prob
ably will reach its maximum for midwinter.
The sturdy tone to prices is noticeable feature.
Very seldom are prices held even a range
for several weeks past especially when there
is a tendency TO advance, Is the case with
staple groceries some, lines of dry goods iron,
steel products and leather Linseed oil and hides
are the principal products in which declines in
prices have been noted. Eggs hrme- and
poultry is in good request at steady prices.
Butter, on large receipts, Is weak in Price.
Fruits moving well, vegetables, and
on good stock very satisfactory prices are re-
allied. There are rarely offered on th.s market
finer apples and oranges than thO<e sold
on Commission row. Travelling sa'ssmea, WIN
came in on Friday and Saturday, without ex-
ception express the opinion that with favora pie
weather conditions trade will reach such a
volume 10 give no room for complaint. The
week closed with prices in nearly all lines steady
and Arm
roads. dull early last week, but improved
on the latter days. Receipts, however, are light
For all cereals there is a good demand at the
the secretary OF the Board of Trade:
wheat-No. red, 75c; No. red. on milling
freight 75c; No. 8 red. 7ia7sc; wagon wheat, 75c
No. white ssisc: No. white, s4i4Qssi1c. No.
white mixed: ss+ gsSte; No: 2 yellow. Sc;
mixed s7%c: No. 3 mixed, 314c: No. 4 mixed,
33S 635Ac; ear corn, &c
oats..No: white, &c: No, 3 white. zee: No.
Inspections-Wheat: No. red. 1 car: No. 3
red /: total. cars. Corn: No. white. s
cars: No. yellow, 3: No. mixed. 2; total IL
cars Hay: No. timothy, car; No. prairie,
/: no grade, 2; total. cars.
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TRADE WAS VERY QUIET
WHEAT A TRIFLE STEADIER ON THE
DwINDLING LIQUIDATION.
Corn n Shade Up ON Small Accept
ances and Oats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sions Lower for All Varieties.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Board of Trade mar
steadier on the belief that liquidation Is
about over, but closed at net decline of
&c on slack outside support. Corn closed a
shade higher and oats unchanged. Provi-
sions closed 5d121zc depressed.
Under close scrutiny a steadier tone could
be detected in the market for wheat. Not
that the demand has improved but the
liquidation of long stuff during the day
had the appearance of tail-end holdings
being thrown overheard to clear the decks
May wheat opened &c to 1sc higher, at
TAX 97411c, and touched 747sc, the trade
being impressed by the firmness Of ca
bles compared with weakness on this side
yesterday. The bulge met slack support
and a decline to 1850 ensued. Heavy re-
ceipts, too, aided in depressing prices, but
a moderate amount of buying at the bottom
near the end of the session caused a rally
to 74ls574lc, and the close was steady and
&c lower, at 741sc. Seaboard clearances IN
wheat and flour were equal to $4,000 bu.
Primary receipts aggregated $4,000 bu. COM
pared with 100000 bu last year. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported 407 cars, against
ooi last WCCh ahu q ySsiA oSo' @@O>~1
receipts were fifty-three cars, two of con-
tract grade. New York reported twenty
loads taken for export.
While corn was a narrow market, most
ly within local confines and somewhat in
clined to harken to the voice of the de-
Ginning wheat market, the tone was firm.
Country offerings were light the highest
bid sent out last night bringing only 1000
blu out Of country cribs. Long stuff was.
as usual. firmly held. Shippers had their
usual trouble and disappointment over the
car scarcity. May sold between 3S7sc and
3Sssc, and closed a shade higher, at 1884 "
$3.50. Receipts were AS cars, one Of con-
tract grade.
Business in the oats market. was very
quiet, but when favored with encourage
ment from the neighboring markets oats
inclined to the bull side. Receipts were
24S cars May sold between 25Ac and 251sc.
and closed unchanged at 251sc
Provisions were quiet The opening was
firm on light hog receipts and firm prices
at the yards. Hogs were weaker later,
and this had an effect on provisions. A
Stacker cash demand also helped to wear
away the opening strength. May pork sold
between s14.2O and $14, and closed 121kc
lower, at $14.05; May lard between $742h
and $7.37la, closing &c down, at $740 and
May ribs between $7.1711@720 and $7.01h,
with the close 71ac depressed, at $40.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat,
g. cars; corn, AGO cars; oats, 252 cars. hogs,
SO 600 head.
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NEW YORK. Jan. -Butter-Recepts. 2 s1i
packages Market firm. Creamery, lodzSc;
June creamery. l5q2Oc: factory. 1i9l4o. Cheese
Receipts 5.42 packages Market firm Fancy nc,
large fall made, 11AQ11l1c; faEcy small fall
made, I&Q12c. Eggs-Receipts. 3.4Ss packages;
Market firm. Western, packed at mark, "a
23isc; Western. loss off. 2ic.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 19.-Butter firm; prints
1c higher; fancy Western creamery, &c; fancy
Western prints, 23c. Eggs firm: fresh nearby.
2Sc; fresh Western, &c; fresh Southwestern &c;
fresh Southern, PC. Cheese quiet; New YORK
full creams. fancy small. 1l&m12c; New YORK
full creams. fair to choice, 1o1zQ1l1ec.
CHICAGO. Jan. Bon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet; creamer-
les 1iG2oc; daries. ul2d1Sc. Cheese dull at
10AG1l%c Eggs quiet; fresh, 19c.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 16lzc per dog, loss
off. cases returned; new whltewood cases in
cluded, &c more.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 19.-Butter dull; creamery.
15q21l2c; dairy, l2a15c. Eggs higher at H1zc.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 19.-Eggs firm at i1c But.
ter steady. Cheese steady at Ike.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Cheese steady and I'M
changed. Eggs firm at &c
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE WE'RE SCARCE AND SELLING
AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs Active at Slightly Improved
Figures-Sheep Quiet and Steady
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.
ls-Cattle-Receipts 100; shipments none. There
was the usual small Saturday run OF cattle. and
all the different grades were not represented.
There was the usual quiet demand that charac-
terizes the trade at this time in the week. and IL
was more or less difficult to negotiate sales at
steady prices, but finally fair clearance was
made without much qu9table change compared
with yesterday. The receipts this week are lit
tie smaller than last week and 800 larger than the
same week a year ago. The market opened with
a little easier tendency in prices, especially for
female grades, but later that class and light
butcher steers sold about steady. Heavy steers
were badly neglected early In the week. but later
there was better demand for all grades OF cat
tie and II was easier TO consummate sales but
prices did not advance. At the beginning OF the
latter half Of the week there another quiet
spell in the market but practically the close OF
the week found the market in rather a healthy
condition for all the best export steers and fe-
male cattle. while light butcher steers sold loG
1Ec lower than earlier in the week There was
not much demapd for stockers and feeders until
near the close OF the week. and the trading was
rather active at steady prices. Quotations:
Good to prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts, 300.
Market ss ne nominaliy steady Good 70 prime steers
and feeders s270g<so COWS, s.. 75g425 helfers.
calves S. 75Gs.I0: Texas fed steers s4f5s7s::
Texas grass steers, sS-SOQ4; Texas bulls. $50
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 5000: Monday, $1,000.
estimated; left over; 1000 Market 2lsc TO So
butchers. s5i5a5 az: good 70 choice heavy wv.
| s. oq5 As; rough heavy; sSISa525; light, s5l5d
Sheep and lambs-Recepts. 1000. sheep and
lambs strong; ysasrllngs up to $50; good to
| S. 5Oa3 S. Western sheep ss75dls9: Texas
| sheep s.. 5oq35o; native lambs, A25Q5.6o: West
receipts this week: Cattle. 50 200: hogs. 1ss 500,
sheep. 70. Receipts last week: Cattle, $1,000
hogs, 1890; sheep, $500. :
KANSAS CITY. Jan. is.-Receipts-Cattie So
calves, 25; nominal quotations. Native beef
steers, s4So@5:s5; stockers and feeders s35o7475:
Western :. fed steers sta4so; Texas and Inaiana
steers h .5e. Te1s s,y and indian dan COWS s
Hogs-Receipts. 100. Market steady. Top,
s5351.; bulk OF sales s s o. 80; heavy. s 90
| SIS; pigs. si.5O64.s5.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 100 Market
| strong. Western lambs. s5.25d5.5G: Western
wethers, sial 5o yearlings. A5ogS; ewes. ss.5o9
Guiding 200 Texar.s. Market steady Native
shipping and export steers. s4.s5a475: dressed
Iee6 f Bs . scsrs and feeders
| d455 cows and heifers. s2a4.5o; Gamers u.250
-
| SO. 4Od4.75: cows and heifers. s235d4.55.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market weak 20 So
lower. Pigs and lights; S 2SG5.sO; packers. s5so
6535; butchers, S5.s565.4o
Sheep end lambs-Receipts Market
| nominal. Native muttons. sss5d4.25; lambs s. 70
| as IS: cuIls and bucks. s2a4-25; stockers. s26s
NEW YORK. Jan. 1s:-Beeves-Receipts 4s7;
no trading feeling steady. Exports coo cattle,
| % sheep end 7s3 quarters Of beef
| Calyes-Receipts. 1s. Market steady. but trade
| limited for lack of stock Good veals s.: harm
yard calves nominal
| Hogs-Receipts z21I: one deck sale. Quoted
| steady at S5.50G5.75
| Sheen and lambs Receipts. 1859: sheep steady:
choice lambs higher: others unchanged. Sheep,
| s4a45o; lambs. s5.75qeS1z; Canada lambs.
| s. s7ik.
| SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. observation-disclosures
| 800. Market nominaly steady. Native beef
steers ssH5 35: Western steers. 81 75ff 90: Texas
steers s3d3 To- cows and heifers. s. s013. Calves.
| sf16.50.
/ Hogs-Receipts. 800. Market steady 70 easier.
| Heavy. s527k65.55: mixed. s. e565.27 light.
| s. 20e75. 30: bulk Of sales s. 15f5.30.
1 Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 800. Market steady.
| yearlings. s45oa5; muttons. sQ4.4o: lambs. 81 20
/ 65.50.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s-cattle steady at - IS
| CAS-.
| Hogs active and higher at s4I5d5.f0
Sheep steady at ST. 7sai.1o; lambs strong &C
| e 5075 50.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 19-Rear Adj
miral George W. Sumner to-day succeeded
Rear Admiral Silas Casey in the command
OF the Philadelphia navy yard Admiral
Casey has been transferred 10 the Pacific
station. The ceremony OF exchanging COM
mands was formal. but simple IN character.
In full uniform Admiral Casey awaited the
new commandant in the administration
building. Admiral Sumner upon his arrf-
val read his orders notifying him 20 as
sumo command OF the naval station and
Admiral Casey read the orders notifying
him OF his new post Of duty. Following
this salute Of twenty-six guns. thirteen
for each admiral. was fired Immediately
afterward Admiral Casey left the yard.
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AT NEW YORK.
Hides, Leather and Provisions Steady
to Firm-Cereals Steadier.

to F1rm-CeFealS STEAMER.
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Flour-Receipts. 1ss45
brls exports, 1S, $50. Market nominal and weak
closing dull at former prices. Minnesota patents
s4G425: Minnesota bakers. $393.25; winter pat
ents S3.65a4; winter straights. s3.i5Q35O: winter
extras. 81. 5O92e co. winter low grades. s2.4592 60
Rye -four steady. Fair to good 81. sod315; choice
to fancy, s3.1593.6o Buckwheat -four dull at
s2.1oq2.2 20. Buckwheat quiet at 6OGs2c C. t. +.
New York Corn meal dull. Yellow Western
GOO: city. slc; Brandywine 81. 35d245. Rye quiet
No. 2 Western. 5SAc T. o. b. afoat: State, 53Q54c
C. i. f. New York, lots. Barley quiet: feed
ing, 4sQ5Oc C. 1. f. New York; mailing. 63G67c
c. /. f. New York. Barley malt dull; Western
Wheat-Receipts. 800 bu; exports. 12S5sO
Spot dull No ? red 7sAc T. o b. anoat; No 2
@S5lkc f. o. b. afoat: No hard Duluth. sszc
(. o. b. afioat. Options opened firm on covering:
somewhat weak all the forenoon under big
Northwestern receipts, closed weak at partial
5ss.c net March Ss7s@7s Else. closed at 7sc; May.
79isT79lLc: July closed at 7Sa4c.
ses5n Rec &c elevator 4se g. aa p9
Options were steady but quiet on unsatisfactory
cosea Steady and January
47c March at 451sc: May. 443sqH 9-16c, closed at
44lkc: July closed at 44lkc.
solxc: No. 8. soc: No. 2 white. s2Ac; No. 3
white &C. track mixed western SpSgic track
Hay steady. Shipping, 75Q771ec; good to
Hops steady State common to choice, 1900
crop 1sa21c; 1899 1@15c: old. 2asc: Pacific coast
1900 crop. 15@1sc; 1899. 1Oa14c; old, 2Q6c
Hides firm. Galveston, 20 to % lbs. 1slsd1sc;
California q to % lbs. 19c; Texas dry. "a to 30
lbs 15c Leather steady; Hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres light to heavy weights AGS5c; acid, 23l1
Beef firm; family. sll@12; mess. ssas so; beef
hams, $40 5ed2o50: packet s10G10.50; city. extra
India mess s14G16. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies 81 50dS. 30: picked shoulders, S.. 25d6:
picked hams. IS. 5079. 25. Lard dull; Western
steamed s7.75: refined steady: continent. SIS;
South American. S65: compound, s.. SOFAS. S21x.
Pork steady: family. s15d15.75; short clear sli5o
ali: mess. s13 75GH75-
Tallow steady; city (s2 for package). 5kG5Ac:
country packages free). 5hM5ikc. Cotton seed
oil dull; prime crude, 2slzd27c; prime yellow.
36izc.
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra 37sGskc;
Japan 4&G47kc Molasses steady: New Orleans.
open kettle. good to choice. $4,000 Peanuts
steady fancy hand picked 4Adsc; other do
Coffee~Spot Rio dull: No. invoice nominal al
nc: mild quiet: Cordovia. SQl2izc-
Sugar-Raw easy; refining lille; centrifu-
gal IS test 5-16c; molasses sugar. s-l6c; re-
fined quiet: No. 6. 4.s5c: No. z. 4.s5c: No 8.
| 4 re. No 9 roc: No. 10. 4.65c: No. II. 4soc;
No ~ 455c: No. l3, CSC: No. IA, 45oc; standard
a 3cc. confectioners' A. SOC; mold A, 5-s5c;
cut LOAF &c: crushed. &c: powdered, 5.6oc; gran
uiated < 5Oc: cubes, 5.50c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL. !.
fluctuations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Cities.

CT LOUIS. Jan. ls-Flour lower: patents.
"a 5eds 60: extra fancy and straight. s310G3. Is:
clear s2.70G2.so. Timothy seed hrm but un-
sacked east track. esa7oc- wheat-No. 2 red.
cash. 7lisc: January. 7Ikc: May. 5z1zq72ssc; July.
Ianuary. Sc: May. 5l1G37Sc: July. s77sc Gate
40 ? cash. 25hc: January. 25hc May. 25z4c No.
. white 27fadssc- Pork steady; jobbing. Si45O
lard lower at H.15. Dry-salt meats boxed firm;
extra shorts S. 1914 clear ribs. s. %; clear sides
e. a. Bacon (boxed) firm: extra shorts, Gs751,
clear ribs S. l2iz: clear sides. s. Is. Hay steady
timothy ssdl3: prairie. S5oglo-0 Whisky
steady at H27 Iron cotton ties. sl25. Baggin9
76S2c. Hemp Irvine, &c. Receipts-Flour, S 00f
brls wheat s.. oo bu; corn; "a oeo blu: oats, 400
bu: corn. "a. coo bu: oats. So 600 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ls.-Wheat-Spot steady
No. ! California. IS "a: No. red Western win
ouiet March. So I'D Nay. 6 I'd. Corn-spoI
quiet American mixed. new. s I'D: Americas
mixed, ola =; f2fures stsedy; 5anraxy: = 7e5f4
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Jan 1s-Gov-
ernor Dockery after listening To a dramatic
recital OF the story II Miss Alma Bow
man, now Of ST. Louis. who recently fed
from her home IN Shepardstown. KY to
avoid the alleged cruel treatment OF rela-
tives. to-day refused the requisltion OF the
Governor OF Kentucky for the return 70
that State OF her brother-in-law. Asa Ru-
having assaulted the girl. The charge
against Buchanan was preferred by he
sister-iu-law. Mrs. Bowman. Oovernor
Dockery's refusal TO honor the reouisf-
ton was because the papers were not a
legal form. Buchanan q now under 49,
"a st. LOLA -
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LONDON, Jan. 19-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 1879 bales. BID
ding generally at previous rates Sellers In
some cases asked advance without result. as
a consequence $50 bales were withdrawn. Com
petition for fine secured good, but the COM
moner grades, which were in large supply, Were
breds, which totaled one-thrd OF the o.
ferngs, sold largely to Yorkshire. Suitable good
greasy was taken by American buyers. The Of
ferngs next week are announced as 81. 600 bales
To-day's sales in detail follow: New South
Waes-4,500 bales; secured. 6hdq1s SID; greasy,
4%@l0d. Queensland-1,00o bales; secured, 1ldqls
Cd greasy, 5%@sd Victoria-1,soo bales; secured,
5Ld6lls cid: greasy, 5IkG1Od. South Australia
200 bales secured. I11zdQ1s 21zd; greasy, Sd
Tasmania-l0o bales; secured, 6lsdG1s Id. New
Zealand-,700 bales; secured, 5AdQ1s 4d; greasy.
5%Q9d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal-600 bales
secured, 7hdqls 212d; greasy. 597d.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-wool quiet; domestic
fleece. 24Q26c; Texas, 15Q1fc-
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J. Pearl Parrish. twenty-five years. 500 North
West street. heart failure
Katie Koehler, twenty-seven years. City Hos
pital. pneumonia
Eva NJ sentz eighty years. West Tenth street.
senile debility.
louisville. apoplexy.
Frank viii. seventeen years. so7 Nebraska
street, pneumonia.
Julia Ann Baldwin. eighty-one years. 1850
Grosand avenue senility.
avenue. Influenza
HARRIET Barbour ninety-one years. 1873 North
Capitol avenue, heart failure
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and the bear sides OF the market. The
stock market has felt the sympathetic ef-
feet of the violent fluctuations in the steel
stocks, but the uneasiness over the iron
and steel trade outlook. barometer
of general business conditions has been
even more effective on speculative senti-
ments. Standard Oil sold at 1896 and $500
a share on Saturday.
Bonds have moved in sympathy with
stocks on lessened volume of business
United States refunding twos declined .,
old tours y and fives Il on the last call,
compared with quotations a week ago.
Following are Saturdays share sales and
the closing bid prices:
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MetalA.

NEW YORK Jan 19-In the absence OF a6-
vices from abroad the local market for metals
for the most part nominal and featureless
affair. Trading was confined TO sales OF small
lots, and this in a hand-to-mouth way. Through
out the general list of metals quotations We're
practically as quoted yesterday. Tin was dull at
26S7kc, with sellers at this figure; lead and spell
ter were inactive and quoted nominally at 4.37l9c
and quoted nominally at lie for Lake Superior
and 1850 for casting and electrolytic. The iron
markets ruled dull and unchanged at $9.50 IL. 80
for pig iron warrants; Northern foundry. $50
is so Southern foundry, $l4.5oq15.I5. and soft
Southern at Sl3q15.I5
ST LOUIS, Jan. 1e.-Metais dull and weak.
Spelter nominally at 3soc; lead stagnant at
Attic.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. 10.
Births.

Katie and John H. Thompson. 1s1 South Black
ford street girl
Josie and John Keeper. Walnut and Patterson
streets, boy.
Anna and Martin McGrayel. SGT South Missouri
street. hoy.
girl.
Nellie and Ben Loyal. s22 South West street,
boy.
Goldie and Walker Copenhaver. 1872 Gent ave-
nue.. boy
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FINAL RAID BY BEARS
ROUTED THE STOCK BULLS FROM An
EARLY ADVANTAGE.
The Weeks Tendency Has Been to
Lower Prices-LOcal Business Aided
Much by Crisp Weather.
At New York. Saturday. money on c,

At New York. Saturday, money on call
was easier at IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, S$4641z per cent.
Sterling exchange was nominally firm.
with actual business in bankers bills at
$i.S74d4S72s for demand and siS315 for
sixty days: posted rates. sLsf64S4ls and
Sass. commercial bills. StS2s4 Q4SsH.
Silver certificates were 6414G65l1c: silver
bars SIC: Mexican dollars. 4sc Silver bars
at London sold lower at % 1-16d an ounce
Export of gold and silver from the port
OF New York to all countries for the week
ended Saturday aggregate $l.115.966 in silver
bars and coin and 81 ,66i s72 in gold. I'm
ports Of specie for the week were SI4. 40 in
GOLD and 4126 in silver. Imports of dry
goods and merchandise 10 the port of New
York for the week were valued at
$l0.9SS.s7S
The weekly statement of the associated
New York banks. issued Saturday. shows
the following changes:
Loans. increase ........... 600 sf1 o0o
Deposits. increase .......... 2S Al O00
Circulation, increase ............. 400
Legal tenders. increase .......... 2.476. 900
Specie. Increase ................... II 495 500
Total reserve. increase ....... u OIL aD0
Reserve requirements. Increase 9I12 10
Surplus reserve, increase. ......... ASS so
The f1nancier says: 'To-day's bank state
ment showed record fluctuations in loans
and deposits. as compared with the change
OF any previous week OF clearinghouse
history. Bank officers were puzzled bv the
50. 600 gain in loans during a perio5 ~
considerable stock market liquidation. and
could not account for the showing cxc-nt
by the fact that II indicated preparations
90 finance some sort OF a private raIIroed
deal. In this connection 1t was pointed out
that one WalI-street bank to-day and YES
terday had credit balance at the clearing
house aggregating $14.oo0.Oo0. Not only were
the fluctuations IN loans and deposits the
heaviest on record, but the aggregate total
OF these stems are also the highest known
in the history Of New York banks. Sig
nifcant as these figures are. however Of
the great volume OF business passing
through the banks, the results as revealed
IN the standing OF the institutions are even
more worthy Of note In the face or an
advance In net deposits amounting TO $36.
$1,000 which required an additional cash
reserve or more than nine million dollars
the banks have been able TO add $s.S5s.55o q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-20
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-the week in the dry
goods market closed with an average amount OF
business passing in the cotton goods division.
Brown cottons still irregular for spot goods;
forward contracts steady. In beached cottons or
ders continue small a previous prices. Coarse
colored goods dull but unchanged. American cot
ton yarns still in slack demand and very irregu-
lar in price. Spnners reported curtaling produc-
ten. WOODEN and worsted yards quiet at pre-
yious prices