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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Slightly Firmer-General List
Is Steady and Firm.

NEW YORK, Jan. A-Flour-Receipts,
II, 7O2 brls; exports, 7.744 brls; steadily held
and unchanged Corn meal easy: yellow
Western. s1.SO; city. SIPS; Brandywine.
$3.6C13.7O. Rye steady; No. 2 Western, CSC
(. o. b. afiOat
Wheat-Receipts, 92.15O bu. Spot steady;
No 2 red S75sc f. o. b. afoat. $3.50 elevator:
No l northern Duluth. S61sc f. o. b. afioat;
No l hard Manitoba, SSl3c f. o. b. afioat 1t
was a narrow market in wheat all day and
about steady most Of the time. Opening up
on foreign buying and smaller Argentine
shipments, prices later yielded to HqUida-
ton and bear operations, after which they
closed firm at &c net advance. March
closed at SJ4c: May 81 3-16dSf2tc. closed at
Sis4c; July. S4dS41ac. closed at size
Corn-Receipts 1000 bu; exports. 4.4S3 bu.
Spot steady; No. ,, size elevator. sac f. o.
b. afioat. a furry Of covering at the open
Ing of corn to-day on light receipts ad-
vanced prices. which prompted liquidation
and midday weakness, from which prices
later rallied with wheat, closing steady at
unchanged prices: January closed at 67l4c;
May. 667s067i2c closed at 67hc; July, 66% 6
67Lc, closed at 67tsC
Oats-Receipts. lis 500 bu: exports 1859
bu. Spot easier; No. ?. soc; No. 3, 491ac No
white. 52c; No white, Size; track mixed
Western, soc; track white. 5ld57c. Options
easier early but turned firmer.
Lard firm; Western steamed. So mas. so:
refined irm: continental. So South Amer
quiet: city $50 for PACKAGE &c: country
packages freel, 6A469sc.
COffee-SpOt Rio quiet; No. invoice &c:
mild quiet; CordOva, HALLE.
centrifugal 90 test. 3 slice: moiasses sugar
l3-l6c; refined firm crushed, 5.25c; pow
dered. 4s5c; graduated. Also.
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But FEW ACTIVE SPOTS
MOST OF THE TRADING IN SUGAR
AND AMALGAMATED COPPER.
Early Strength Dissipated by Profit
Ta<ing-Firm Close on Covering
Bank Statement Estimates.

NEW YORK Jan. 24.-There were at
tempts TO hold the market this morning by
the marking up OF individual stocks. which
proved successful until the uneasiness OF
the professionals to take profits checked
the advance. The whole market then re-
acted. dropping generally to we'll below
last night There was another upward
movement when shorts covered. which re-
duced the days net changes to insignificant
proportions, but made the closing firm.
Fully one-third of the days transactions
were in Sugar and Amalgamated Copper.
Except for these there were not half
dozen stocks In which the transactions
amounted to 10000 shares. Metropolitan
Street-railway started up to 1727s, but fell
back to over a point below last night and
closed unchanged. The dealings in Sugar
were on a very large scale, with no news
to account for them beyond the general
expectation of a reduction in duties on
Cuban sugar. This stock was lifted nearly
points, but fell back to below last nights
level and also closed unchanged. Anal
gamated Copper Jared better, the late re-
covery carrying it back to 72ls the best OF
the day, and at a net advance of rs. The
strength of American Smelling was sup
posed to be in sympathy. The Wabash
stocks and Western Union were nOticeably
firm, and Peoples Gas showed some
strength on the declaration of the regular
quarterly dividend. St Lawrence & Adj
rondack rose nearly points more on the
announcement of the purchase of a Canadi-
an connection in its interest and the re-
duction of $500 900 of its per cent. bonds.
There news during the day to eX-
plain satisfactorily the reactionary tenden-
cy which developed. which. therefore must
be credited to proht-taking. The prellm-
mary figures of the weeks cash move
ment were as good as expected indicating
a gain by the banks of nearly 100000 in
cash, of which subtreasury operations yield
ed 81, 1873 900. The loan item offers the usual
puzzle, but the decline in interest rates and
the known fact that interior banks have
been lenders in New York detract from
the supposition of any large loan eXpan-
sion.
The bond market continued active, but
profit-taking made it's impress here as
well as in stocks. There were some newly
active issues, on the other hand, which
were strong. Total sales, at par value,
were So, Cos 600. United States bonds were
without change.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
Realizing for Profits and n Bear Raid
Were the Features.
[sisson & Co.'S Telegram

[Sisson & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-London operations
were insignificant. A heavy buying move
ment started in copper due to the trade
conditions and Improvement abroad, while
sentiment on Sugar was bullish enough to
elevate the stock, meeting, however, with
considerable realizing on the advance
United States Steel preferred was divi-
dend 1% per cent, but operations in the
stock were confined within narrow range
Flower people bought Peoples Gas, and
Metropolitan was bid UP sharply, but then
met with realizing. Rails and coalers were
strong early, but a drive was made on At
Gibson, while heavy selling appeared in
Reading, turning values down. Rock
Island and Northwestern were exceptions,
however, TO the declines that appeared, the
buying being OF a good character. while it
lated, as earnings are reported as showing
increases over last year. Louisville *
Nashville was ex. dividend 212 per cent,
but the stock met with selling. Southern
was inclined to be strong. The banks have
gained s., 340, 600 from the subtreasury for
the week, indicating another favorable
bank statement, with a goOd-siZed increase
in the reserve. Operations were almost
wholly of a professional character, with
Sugar and Reading absorbing most Of the
room traders attention. Peoples Gas de-
clared its regular dividend of Ia per cent,
but it did not help the stock. The bear
movement that started in Reading was &C
dorf crowd, large blocks of the stock be-
ing sold for their account, taking adj
vantage of the dizziness prevailing to raid
the market, using Reading as the lever.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Jan. A.-The Commercial Bulletin
Will say in to-morrow's report on the wool trade
large shipments being the result OF earlier sales
only the smaller mills have been represented.
All prices are particularly strong, and they are
AT IulI rates. The advance or TO 10 per cent.
in London completely confirms the strong atti-
tude here Dealers are sold so far ahead tina (
they afford to view the situation with
equanimiry. The last carload Of wool left in
Utah is now its way to Boston. Only one
clip even of fall wool is left in Texas, and the
great scarcity Of wool is emphasized by the un-
usually early commencement OF shearing. Al
ready few sheep have been shorn Phoenix.
A. T.. The National Association OF Wool Man
ufacturers indignantly regulates the statement
farmers convention in Columbus, O., that man
ufacturers propose TO lobby for free wool. They
any such attitude. The receipts of wool in
Boston since Jan. l, 1902, have been Ii, 716 756
lbs, against 800 lbs for the same period in
1901. The Boston shipments to-day are %, go $50
lbs, against sales OF 9,200.O 600 lbs for the same
period in 1901. The stock hand in Boston
Jan. l. 1902, was az S404 6S lbs; the total stock
to-day is s. csc. 263 lbs.
LONDON. jan 2.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered Il go bales. All
superior grades were in good demand harden
ing rates. Medium and greasy crossbreds
buyers at 10 to Is per cent. advance over the
December sales. Merinos and slpes were TO
Guided several parcels of greasy Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal at advanced rates Following
the sales: New South Wales. 2,300 bales
secured Is 212dqls 1Od; greasy 4l2Ql012d.
Queensland, 5000 bales; secured, 7i4d61s I'd
greasy. 4Aqn12d. Victoria, 1920 bales; secured
41adq2s Cd; greasy, SAdq1s Id. South Australia.
100 bales; secured. SAID; greasy, 715qlll3d. West
Australia, 100 bales; greasy. 5GSlad. New Yea
land, 1900 bales; secured. 5G1112d; greasy, 25aG
91zd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, 900 bales
secured 7hddls 3l5d greasy, 5A6Tkd.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24-WooI firm but unchanged;
medium grades, 13l2@1715c; light fine 121Ra15c
heavy fine, logic; tub washed 14q24c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places

ST. LOUIS, Jan. A-FlOur unchanged: red
winter patents. 8 s5Gf4 20: extra fancy and
straight. S3BS1lS rs clear. So 25l3. 40. timothy
seed steady at S6Q6.30. Corn meal steady at
S25 Bran dull sacked. east track. ST. HAY
dull. timothy. Sl2 5oQ1a; prairie. S5Q10 whisky
1852. Iron cotton ties. 81. Bagglng. 5Ika6sc
Hemp Irvine, &C. Wheat steady; No. red, cash
elevator. S67sc. track. S9c MAY. SIS SS7sc. Julv
7siSe; No. aard. 7si4QSlc. Corn weak: No. >
cash, 6oa.c; track. 62q624c; May. 6iSq6iAc.
July 64s. 46fIsc. oats lower. No. 2 cash 47c.
track. 4sa4sisc; May. 463.c; July. 39c: No >
white. 4Sl4u4slac. Rye weak at Goo. Pork higher.
jobbng old, Sl5.s5. new. SlG.70. Lard higher at
s. 22ia. Dry-salted meats boxed firm: extra
short and clear ribs, Ss5e; clear sides. s. 10
Bacon boxed hrm; extra shorts. 50. S7ia: clear
ribs $3.50; clear sides. S9.62is Receipts-Flour.
1900 brls, wheat. 1900 bu, corn. $4,000 bu oats
Sc 600 bu. Shipment Flour. 400 brls: wheat
g. 900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 81, 900 hu
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 24.-Wheat-No. red and
lougberry Ssc. 10. red and longberry. SIC. An
Iics-sun-dried. $50 per 70. Tor bright 3a5zc for
dark. Peaches. iuliac. Beans-NOrthefn hand
picked 81 81 per bu. home beans 81 75H2
Timothy seed 81 95e3.lO per bu: extra clean
bluegrass, J5c; red top, l4c per bui red clover,
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CEREALS PLAY SEE.SAW
PRICES MOVE UP AND DOWN IN A
VERY NERVOUS MANNER.
Trade Generally Dull, Closing at
Up and Close at Advances.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Grain prices played
balancing game to-day under the inclina-
ton of traders to await further develop
ments in the crop situation. May wheat
closed &c higher. corn hdAc higher and
oats Ease lower. Provisions closed 71zc
to PFC higher.
Trade in wheat was only fairly active
at times, with very little in the way of
important news. The prediction Of a cold
wave descending on the winter-wheat coun-
try stiffened prices at the opening and held
as factor through a subsequent dip on
weakness in the coarse grains. May
opened bdAc higher to a shade lower, at
1880 to 79sc. Cables later grew weak and
trade turned dull for a time, and May
prices sagged with oats and corn to 7Ss4D
7S7sc. Shorts covered freely at this price,
and as there was not much for sale and re-
ceipts were small a slow but steady re-
action set in. Coarse grains began to firm
up and May wheat advanced to 7O1zc. clos
ing firm and 1tc higher, at 79ssQ79lkc. Lo-
cal receipts were p cars; Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 9O5 cars, a total of s27,
against 4S9 last week and 24S a year ago.
Primary receipts were 600 bu, compared
with $4,000 last year. Seaboard clearances
in wheat and flour equaled $4,000 Blu.
Corn opened higher on local covering
by shorts and the cold-weather predictions
The weakness of yesterday, however, was
still felt. and on Western bearish tendencies
the market turned weak. May slumped to
622sc. Cables showed comparative frmness
and later the cold weather got in it's bullish
effect. There seemed, however, TO be a
waiting tendency in the pit. and, though
there was some fair buying, it took May
up only to 63c. The close was steady and
1sGAc higher. at 627sq6Sc. Receipts were
80 cars.
Oats suffered worst of the pits on the
early dip At the outset they were frac-
tionally higher, but they soon broke sharp
ly 1c, to 44Ac. There was no apparent at
tempt to support the market, and the sub
sequent rise in the other pits took oats
up only part Of the way. May closed easy
and 14Q3sc lower, at 445sd45c. Receipts were
102 cars.
Provisions were fairly active and started
firm, with higher prices, on a strong hog
market. The later grain weakness brought
some sharp selling in pork, but when
grains began to firm up short covering and
replacing of some long lines brought
good rally. May pork closed 1212c up, at
$16.471z; lard 71aG10c higher. at S9.5Od9.521
and ribs 71zc up, at $S.511z
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
p 900 head.
leading futures ranged as follows:
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si45Oa15 clover. si655aii5o straw. $3.50.
bu. Onions $50 c' per Bu . Lear lettuce sIai25
per bu: head lettuce. $1.75 per bu. Turnips, I5c
per crate.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 24-wheat-spot No. 2 red
estern winter steady at IS I'd; No. l northern
es Cd. Corn-Spot steady; American mixed, new.
% Sd; American mixed. old, IS lad. Lard
american refined, in pals, dull at AS cd; prime
western, IN terccs quiet at 46s Cd. Bacon-Cum-
oerland cut quiet at 59s; short ribs quiet at as
81, long clear middles light, quiet at AS %;
light clear middles. heavy. dull at AS; short
clear backs. quiet at AS; clear bellies. quiet at
BALTIMORE. Jan 2l.-Flour inactive and un-
SSaanged Wheat dull; SPOT and the month SIS
steamer No. red. S9saSc: Southern by sample,
duiI mixed. sPof the on m6nth and FebTusG s5s5
6954c; May, 651aQ66i2c; steamer mixed, 633s064c;
Southern white corn 6Ol2q67Ac; Southern yellow
corn cor 1saSze Oats duh and easy No white.
No nearby, 69a7Oc; No. 2 Western. 7oq1c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 24-wheat-May. 771sc;
No spring 7f3d75c. COrn-January, &c: May,
sac; cash, No. mixed. 62Q63c No. white,
Wheat 400 bu corn 5oS ba oats 5000 Bu
Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bu; corn, $500 bu;
oats "a. 900 bu.
CINCINNATI, Jan 24.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet; No red, e0lzc. Corn dull; No. mixed,
eig6i1kc oats quiet No. mixed ACC. Rye quiet;
No ?. sc Lard easy at S905. Bulk meats firm
finished goods, steady on basis of $LS2. Sugar
quiet.
TOLEDO Jan. 24-Wheat dull and steady;
cash, SSiac; May. Size; July s21sc. Corn active;
May, 63tsc; July, $3.50. oats quiet; May, 46Bc;
July, ale. Glover seed quiet; January, S5.SI12;
March, S5.921R.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 24.-Wheat-Cash. 757sc;
May, 15%c; July; 767sqTc; on track No. ! hard,
d74c .
DULUTH JAN 2.-Cash. No. hard, 77%c
No. northern. 72Ac; No. 1 northern. 74&4c
May, TIC; July, 7SAc. Oats 4324c. Corn, Gle.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 24.-Barley dull; No 2
SIC; sample 52q611zc
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 24.-Hens TIC per ID:
spring chickens. sql0c; young ducks, SG9c:
geese full feathered, $5.5O per dozen; young tur-
keys. SGS12c per ID; old, 7l2c; dressed turkeys.
lie.
NEW YORK, Jan. A.-Poultry-Alive weak;
springers, SG9c turkeys, 10ul012c: fowls. 9I5GD
10c. Dressed quiet; springers, 1Ol2Qnl2c; fowls,
10i5411c; turkeys, 13ql3l2c
ST. LOUIS Jan 2l.-Poultry firm; chickens
Size; turkeys, lie; ducks 10c; geese, &C.
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Dressed poultry steady.
turkeys, 9dl212ci chickens, S9I9c
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2i.-Poutry firm chick
ems, 7iad9c; turkeys, 9ql1c.
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Market Narrow and Dull.
[Granger Farwen G. Co.'S Telegram.

IGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The market con-
tinues narrow, though heavy sales of Read
ing by Wasserman Brothers and Strong,
Sturgis e. Co. were well taken and the de-
cline in the stock was not large, consider
ing the amount marketed. Rumors that a
strike is probable, also of a bond issue by
jersey Central, was not we'll liked. This
bond issue was authorized a year ago and
was a collateral loan on the Jersey Central
purchase by Reading. 1t was known of at
the time, but the bonds are being offered
by circular. This brings them to the front
again for discussion. The selling of Read
ing from it's character, really caused more
weakness in some quarters than in Read
ing, ii being thought that other stocks
would be sold by the same concerns, and
the market is not broad enough at present
to take many securities. Money again is
easier and good bank statement is ex-
pected
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Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-C paper. AZ
40 per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, N,565,l455S; balances, Sl6l, SlO.iS.
NEW YORK.-Can money easier at 2d3
per cent; closing offered at ,. Prime mer-
camille paper, 4u5 per cent Sterling eX-
change steady; actual business in bankers
bills S4S7 for demand. $4.S414 OASIS for
sixty days; posted rates. s4.S5 and N.S;
commercial bills. 81. S3i204S4i4. Clearings,
$3.50, 594; balances, S13, 445.746. e
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange s4S5 for
sixty days. Sass demand New York eX-
change, Soc premium. Clearings, S24, S9,0l9;
balances, 81, S74 lS6.
BOsTON.-Clearings SIG, $50. es7; balances,
Sl07,91l.
P1lLADELPHIA.-Mo per cent
Clearings, So, sO52; balances, $2,573,552-
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 44Q5l9 per cent
New York exchange. 25c premium. Clear
ings, S,5S105S; balances, SS1S,322.
BALTIMORE.-Mone AZ per cent
Clearings, $S,l61 ,1s5; balances, S5iS,15S.
INCINNATI.-Money, 31kd5lz per cent.
New York exchange, 20c premium. Clear
ings, &, $4,000.
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Oils.

OH. CITY, Jan. 24-Credft balances, Is: GER
ticates, no bid Shipments, II AS brls: aver
age 81 243 brls; runs. 9645 brls; average, 1880
brls.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 24.-Spfrits turpentine
firm at 42q4Sc. Rosin firm at Sl.l0Q1l5. Crude
turpentine strong at s1.35 to $3.50. Tar firm at
s1.25
MONTPELIER. Jan. 24-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. SIC; South Lima and In
DIANA soc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 24-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 43c. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 24-spirits of turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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Boys


There's a boy
Comm down the street.
It's dark. and 1 can't see him.
But / know the shuttle
OF his feet.
If he carries a stick
He'll rattle IL on the pickets,
or pound the pavement,
or anything IN reach that'u
Make noise.
IL he's stickless
He'll yell or whistle
TIL the welkin rings.
Which is another boy
Answerin him.
Then there's somethin' doin';
Devilment. some call il,
But faint always.
I've known boys who were
Always dOin' good turns
Fightn maybe. but 10
Help out some little Teller
Who was gettin the worst OF II.
You can say what you please
! like boys.
The Ophthalmogist
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady
No. spring wheat 7l4751zc; No. red. SIC No.
white 447sqi5Ac. No rye &c Fair to choice
mailing barley, 5sq 6255co No; 1 haxseed $1e615
$3.50. Glover, contract grade S96OdS65. Mess
pork. per brl. s1e-15@16.20 20. Lard per 100 lbs
So 25GI9-30. Short rib sides CoOse), SIS. 3OGS -.
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), $7121zq725. Short
clear sides (boxed). SS7OdSS0. Whisky, basis Of
high wines. 81 81
Receipts-Flour, q, 900 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu
corn, 71,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley, s.. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. "a. 600 brls
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, PA 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu barley, 1000 bu.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 2G21k per cent; dis
counts, 27sd2 1916 and l5-16dS per cent.
Consols, SO 15-16G94. Spanish fours, IA.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes, 100f 40c
for the account. Exchange on London. 25f
121ec for checks. Spanish tours closed at
Il. so.
Notwithstanding on London, 2Om
4212pf for checks.
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opened with all buyers in the field. but il
was evident that shippers were not well
supplied with orders. Notwithstanding this
statesmen were asking higher prices ana
were firm In their demands Packers natur-
ally protested against paying any advance
but shippers finally began buying a rev
and later packers were also buying
at steady 10 higher prices. Most dealers
reported advance OF sc on the good
weight hogs. while generally II was claimed
that the market was no higher Tor hght.
After a trading basis had been established
the market was as active as could be eN-
pected considering the competition ana the
usual clearance was finally made at cur
rent prices. Sales ranged from SO 10 500
Quotations:
Good 20 choice medium and heavy. SO. 25a6.5 so
Mixed and heavy packing. ..--.....- 5.SVd o.4O
Good 10 choice light welghts........ a.Wao.V
Common TO fair light weights 800 -
common 10 good plSS...--..........- 9.-.lei :. 80
R0ughs .......................,....' o'-04''''
Sheep and I.anbs-Receipts. soc; ship
ments, 200. The marketing OF sheep ana
lambs thus far this week has been OF larger
volume there being increase OF about
200 over the same time last week and nearly
1000 over the corresponding time year
ago. The receipts to-day were nearly 90
larger than a week ago and year ago.
The market opened with only moderate
competition between buyers, and, In fact,
shippers had things pretty much their own
way. Therefore, they took advantage OF
the opportunity TO press the market anu
finally succeeded in getting a reduction OF
possibly 10c for an average compared with
yesterday. although there were quite
number of sales that did not show quOtable
change. The trading was as active as the
limited competition would ADMIT, ana
good clearance was finally made at the de-
cline. Lambs sold as high as $3.50. quite a
number were reported at $50 TO $40 and
culls TO fair lambs sold at $5.JO 10 $45o.
Yearling sheep sold as high as A.25. old
sheep s. and other sales, including cullS,
ranged from s. TO $3.50. Bucks sold at Sl.'o
+p
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 24.-Cotton firm Sales
3 200 bales. Ordinary, Size; good ordinary 7e
low middng, 9-l6c; middling, 77sc: good mid.
ding. SIsc; middling fair. 9-16c. Receipts S547
bales; stock, S79,479 bales
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Spot cotton closed
steady middiing upiands. 7-16c. Sales, 1913
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Frid statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the 10000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows
Available cash balance. S172, ,992
Cold SQ3 go 900
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. PA moderate general
demand has been reported to-day for cotton
goods There has been change in the attitude
OF sellers and both staple lines and fancies are
steady in prices. Narrow print cloths are strong
but not quOtably higher. wide makes quiet but
firm. Linens tending upwards with a mod
crate demand. Burlaps dun, but steady
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Markets for Silver.

dollars, 44Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 25l5d an
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

.~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~S~> ~~>~~~~-~~-~~~~~
4. n time ~ n BLACK uFures Trains marked
thus: s-Daily. Sleeps. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. N-Except sunday
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians
Original-David A. Fately Flat Rock IS
Increase. Restoration, Reissue, etc-AIfchael
Helman Indianapolis IS; Charles Sheper Rush
Vile SO: William X. Shpman, Rossville S90
Daniel Wilt Indianapolis. 81; George Kines
Warsaw. 81; William II. Walden. National Mil
itary Home Marion, s.; William c. Mayfed
Carlisle, so: Thomas II. Trimble, Lagrange q,
Gait " Booth. IeaVeuwOrth
Original Widows, etc.-Susan Adams, KOuts
S: Elizabeth Staggers. Garrett. s.: Nina Eisele
New Albany, S; Mahala Cray. India napolis, S.:
Hulda Cook. Indianapolis -.