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The Washington times., 1903-05-18
TEMPERATURE.
THE Sun
TIDE TABLE.

High tide today. D. m.
High tide tomorrow 1852 am, Ill pm.
tnw tide tomorrow. ..1:32 am. 1903 pm
The Washington times., 1903-05-18

Piso's Cure mas cured coughs for many years.
X is Sill On the market. a5c.-Adr.
The Washington times., 1903-05-18

Fair tonight and tomor-
row; light, southerly winds
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Question personal
en- Manatf
La pOlicla Sc ilcaut6 del re-
V6'Ver J 10 entfeg6 al NS-
cal La Costa
(De nslestro corrcspossol)

Junio Auochs 10 hora de Ia
retrets, ocurri6 nm ssrio Iii. gusto en-
tire los sef1ores E1rique Villamil y
v Ramos CAsellas. -
Hall&bAnse eerea del Casino sc
asegura one 6 caush de nm alterca
DO hubo entire ellos an disgusto, sien
do inevitable de psrts do los presen-
tes, que scnsron algunos tiros aun'
que sin hsrir 6 nAaie.
Hubo ell consiguiente susto snt,e
los concurrentes 10 ratrets, hahisn'
do se11oras y sel1oritas qua Sc alar
mAron mncho. Como en- los prime
ros momentos no 90 eonoeia el orr
gen de la diseorais, muehas parso'
mas tsmian que se tratAra de miem
bros de % fAmilia y acudieron pre-.
surosas en- averiguaei6a de detalles
del hecIo.
Rsnaci6 luego 10 cAlma y sl asun'
to pas6 6 los tribunalss. Un politfa
rssogio up revolver y 10 entrsg6 al
Fiscal de la Corte do Areeibo, sen or
La Costa que 30 hallaha On Manatf.
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Condolences para
ser buen gObiern0

Para que an gobierno ssa bueno
ueoesita reunir estas tres aptitudes:
honrades, provision y sabidurfa.
Un gobierno si no rsune estos tres
atrlbutos NO podr& ser 10 safieiants'
mente bueno para llevAr 6 nm pueblo
por el camino del progrsso { 10 fe
lieidad.
On gobisrno preyisor y sabio NO
60 bneno nj no 60 honraao, y si co
honrado y no sabio y previsor, es an
gohierno malo.
El acto autoritArio de an gobierno
puede ser una necesiaad para el pro-
graso del pueblo.
Caando los pueblos no disponsn
dc hombrss de capacidad para sns
gobiernos locales, los supsriores de
muestran su provision con leyes cen
alizsdoras.
La labor mas Ardua y mas diffcil
de an gobierno, 90 gobsrnar bien, y
sobre todo, 6 salts Acci6n del pas-
bio. e ITO 1ltimo rssultA imposible
en- toaos los paises del mundo y mas
impossible, ri eabe, en- los pueblos'
que no trAtan de eduearse y todo 10
esparan del gobierno.
Ningun gobisrno pueae g ,bernar
bien si sl pueblo no 10 seeunda.
La peor mAnera dc gobsrnar I'M
pueblo 90 ones&i6naole libsrtades
que no mereee.
La mejor mansra de gobernar &
nm pueblo % sjaatando sus leyes al
grado de ealtnra de sus habitantes.
La difersncia de raza y de i4ioma
es an gran Inconvenience para GO
bernar bien.
Ouando IN pueblo eulto y mauso
no est& bieD gobernado 90 po, que
los hombres que gobiernan no SON
honrados.
Los gobiernos triurf an euando re.
cimsn G los pusblos.
Jose r. Colon.
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UN0 QUE Sc
LLEVARON
porque cumpli6 con su de-
Der denunciandos a los
contrabandistas
Mr.. HOrd fu6 VfCtima de las
"dOS juStieiaS" que deSmO'
raliZan a este pueblo

Mr. Hord ha sido nombrado Jsfe
de Rentas Internas con dsstino &
Filipinas.
Como ca sabido, en- ell LELAND ar.
chipi6lsgo que ne acerea & nosotros
por In d0sgracia dc que sus hijos no
sean daei1os de 10 que es su propia
patria, tambien han oeurriao escan-
dAlosos sucesoB de contrs bandos,
ete6tera.
Deseamos sinceranents que 6 Mr..
Hord no suceda en- squ6l pals 10 que
en- el nuestro le sucsdiera.
De toaos moaog, cresmos que
aqu6l sel1or ssrk allf tan severe y
tan recto como en- Puerto Rico, ya
que. 6 10 que parecs, esa conaucta
de los funcionarios 40 premia en-
Washington con ascsnsos. aunque
los ascendidos sean trasladAdos
lejos.
Puade decirse do Mr.. Hord que,
en- el asunto de los contrabandos ha
resultado. pues, "m&rtir glorioao"
Va tsndr&n los "puntos filipinoA"
en- Fllipinas quien, en- punto G con-
trabandos, les ponga los puntos. -.
sobre las fes.
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Los deSCendienteS
de Crusoe en- Mindanao
(De maestro corresponsoz)

Naeva York, Mayo 26.-La prem
90 de Manila LEG sSa por 9, & t:mo
corrso trae interesantes detalles de
Mna expedition efsctuada en- Minda.
mao ''obstensiblements, dice nm dia.
rio, para explorar el pats pero en-
resltaad de verdad, con el solo fin
de hRllar una cierta eolonis de blan.
cos que se asegura vive en- ell inte
rior de esta isla desde tempo inme
mortal"
Ds esta colonis por cisrto, antes
de ahora he snviado informes 6 lila
CorrespondenciA".
Segdn 10 prensa flipina, "mu' ii.
tud de manif sstaeiones han sido he
ehas por psrsonas fidedignas, 10 ma.
yor parte de las cualss son ofieialea
en- aetivo ssrvicio, de que 10 colonia
sfectivamente exisse, y diesn mas,
que tienen pruebas evidsntes de
ello."
c. eese que Sc trata de uua tribu
n6msda, y de abi las dideultaaes que
sxisten para ponerse en- comunics
ci6n con ella.
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LibroS de Yenta
RS7ANA La VISTA Bk

"a fe03CCeO3 @G
<La CorrespOssdesseia dc p. E.,
Diccienario Enciclop6dico. De II Aa
BOsgrGtSS. KssolQ5SA, Geogrsrts On . scssss
80 LNts 9rsgosrs.
La Prin oesita de- los Brssox. Asssss 20
ka9enia Marlitt. Tomo.
Histeria dc Europa, por n. CASTELAR, On
1emss.
La Vida do los Animales per el DR.. A. y
Brshm. On Temos.
nj Mando nustrado, On D TomDs.
Panorama Nacional. pof Hermenegildo
Malriles, On Tsmos.
Las Raxas Hamanas, per Federtse Rsxt-
en- Temes.
Risssria de les Remanos, por Victor Du
rHy eR Tsmes.
obras esmplstas de Mariana Jose d. "a
70, ! Tems.
4 Travdx del Kgipts, por Eduardo TSdas ,
@ueei. On an Teme.
Tres Possfas, E Angel de Ia Muerte, Can
Glen do 10 Campana Epistola Mora. .Nasms-
Ia Hsre!das. per Publio 0vid'o1 Tsoa
Q eEms.
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Como compensation

La Comiai6n, de 10 Policia Insular
ha dado de bsja por imposibiliaad
fisica al guaraia senior Jaan Losada
& psticion del mismc. La Comisi6n
ie ha concedido por recommendation
del Honorable j efe de! cuerpo ell de.
recho al Auxilio Mutuo. y le ser&n
entire 6 ados 81 rededor de cuatrccien
tos dollars; Loaada recibio no hsce
mucho mssss uns herida en- ID cabs-
70, durante el incendio en- la casa De
don MAreelino SolA en- una fabrica
de tRbacos, en- Csguas y pareee fac
obra de mano criminal, y disho poll.
cis estuvo L. muerts. PAYeee que
alguian ha in fu uido por el sef1or Lo'
sada.
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BANCARROTA
CON PUNTos oscURos
Anunclo permanente

Hace un aio meses, SO estS tramitando
una banoarrota con varias inc6gnitas, 81.
por alguten quien pudiera lnteresar dicho
asunto, no Sc esolarecieren los puntos oscu-
ros que arriba citamos, queda este anuncio
permanente hasta tanto que Sc de cumplida
satisfaction quien corresponds.
81 para esclarecer los hechos que SO con-
trae ell parrafo anterior fuera necesario cita-
renos todas aquellas personals que en- dicho
asunto hayan tenido intervention, sin inn
portarnos para NADIA ell puesto que cada uno
coupe, pues Ia ley es una 1nica en- todas
rartes y los hombres son to5os iguales en-
todo pats civilizado. Hablaremos claro 81
iNera necesario.
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BASEBALL,
DEsAFIOS DE LA TEMPORADA

Los pArtidSrios del "59 tn Com
pany", que SON muehos, tuvieron ei
s6bado ANA mala noticia, pues este
elub que fue Ell champion en- 10 pri.
mera temporada, se aepar6 de ID
LigA.
El 1859" no est& aisuelto, v pronto
volver& & reorganizarse. El cham
pa0n ha psraiao inter6s con sd sepR :
raci6n, pues el 1892, ss un club ex-
cslente.
Los dessffos del skbaao fueron
buenos 6 intsrssantes.
En- primer lugar iugaron: RED
D." y"B snchoft" (qae sustituys al
"59 tn Company. Este club es
muy busno al campo, pero al bate
rssulto muy foio. Solo anot6 mn
two bsae hits y nm base hits. e.
"Red De" bateo tAmbi6n POGO = ESQ
que el Pitcher del 'B snchoft", nos
psrece muy f 'io y de poes curvA.
e "Rsd DIS" sndoz6 los ceros 6
"a eontrario, y el "BAnehoft", solo
le psrmiti6 hAcer dos earreras al
Red D's".
El 20. dssafio de la tArde entire
"HArdiss" 6 "Intsriorh", fu6 de los
mejores de la tsmporada.
ri Pitcher Enrick del "Hardies'',
hixo prodigios y el "IntSriors" 6 pc
sar do es+ar reforzsao con Seholl,
a6lo logr6 ganar por una earrera dc
ventaja. Tambien se distingui6 mu.
cho. Metcalf. I'm general todos los
1ugadores jugaron muy bien. Al
"Hsraies" hay que considerable "a
entire los busnos clubs.
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Utnado, Junio 5 de 1908.
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Sc P As E

Que NO pubicamos communicates
sia que sean pagaaos por aaelaa-
tadO.
Cada seis Palabras, Sc cuentan 20
una nRea y Ia Inca vale diex Gear
t1vos,
Las cartas que vengaA CO Con-
maAicaao sin sa importeao se con
tes1p.
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NEuRO6INE lsRUNiEF
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AgenCia

Sc ls dAr& una por cada rasblo de
mayor cuAntiA de todA 10 IsIa y {
personals respousAbles y kctivAs: ne
Rocio nuevo aereditsdo y solo en 10
Isis prometiendo buanas utilidAdss
con POGO trabajo. Dirijanse sl Fran
co American Halter & Dyer. San
Justo 6. San Juan p. r TlntorerfA
y sem brereriA premiada dc
Pierre Mdrtin6s
-@-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16

ration. and in sympathy with the rally.
in the market for the metal. The rise
in Missouri Pacific was accompanied by
rr'nors that the plan for final adjustment
of the Gould railroad properties was
about ready to be put into operation.
There was no disquietirg element in the
money situation. The New York banks
continue to gain ca sh. but the gains from
the sub-treasury are due to heavy pay
ments on government contracts and for
York. but which are now about complet-
"a Their firmer.. None of the upwad move
ments was well maintained. and the clos
ing was dull and easy. at about the low
level Of the day.
BOND MARKET DULL
Bonds were dull and Irregular. Total
sales par value. 81. 435. 900. United States
rs advanced Ia and the new is coupon.
l per cent. on the last call
The total sales OF stocks to-day. 52650O
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easier at s21a@41-4 per
cent; closing 211@3 per cent. Time none,
firmer: sixty days. SOS Ia per cent;
ninety days. SOS IA; six months SOS a;
prime mercantile paper. bao1a per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.S6.75@
sl.S6.S0 for demand. and at Sass. 55@s4. gu
for sixty days; posted rates. s4.S41a@s4
@s4.SS; commercial bills. s4S2 7-9@s4S3 rs
Bar silver. A7A Mexican dollars: 31sl
Government bonds firm. Railroad bonds
irreellla ifss=f
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oUTL0 0K FOR. MONEY.

NEW YORK, January Is Especial. -
There Is. change in the Eitua tons far
as the gains Of cash from the Sub-Treasu
&ry and the interior are concerned. S, The
foreign exchange market reacted on We'd
snesday. very much as It used to do last
fall when there had been talk about gold
exports.
On Tuesday demand sterling sold here
at 49, Paris cheques ION London were
quoted at Sc. on arbitrage transac-
stionsin exchange the rate here was only
about 1-16 Of per cent below the gold
export point. 7szs
The French steamer sails on Thurs
day. On Wednesday the exchange mar
ket opened barely steady here. growing
decidedly easier at the close, while ster-
ling at Paris advanced = centine to 81
Genuine during the day. This made gold
exports out Of the gu est lon
7. seems to be the genera opinion that
while rates for money hereScontinue above
those 1.-THE European centersAofS finance,
foreign ba mixers win not care to export
gold lly1ess there should arise some press
tnE.nfsd fort metal sforsa special spur-
sucn a need might he felt, for instance
IN cefane ctioHs With tho Issue OF new gov.
samments loAnAsn ecoit & adv1eess Indicate.
I however. that such Issues VIII - post
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
STOCKS S, CLOSE EASY.
MARKET DULL. AND WITH VERY
LITTLE CHARACTER.
ENDING OF ERIE ACTIVITY.
Ut i. sudden. and Ha. Good Deal
TO Do with Feeling OF Suspicion
Which Repres.ea Dealings in
Stocks.
Stocks.

NEW YORK. January 15.-There was
very little character in to-day's stock
market. as Is sufficiently indicated by the
volume Of dealings. which fell to about
the millon-share mark. The SUBJ
sidence of the recent furious activity in
trading In the Fries left little market.
This sudden subsistence had a good deal
to do with feeling of suspicion. which
repressed the dealings In stock. Yes
ferday's transactions in Erie of over 20O-
900 shares. at a net change for the day OF
Y point. struck the traders as not con-
s,stent with the idea Of competitive buy
4ng OF the stock for control. The sus-
p!cion was reinforced by the action of
the stock this morning. After momen-
tary advance OF a small fraction. the
price fell back to below last night. in a
way that suggested the realizing OF spec
ulative profits. Explanation for the shift
Ing OF the. buying to the preferred stocks:
which were both strong. was sought In
statements that the control of the pro-
,erty was really being acquired through
the preferred stocks. but the higher
prices In comparison Of these stocks. and
the comparatively small:volume of theil
total outstanding issue. did not COM
mend this view to the traders.
The continued liquidation In Reading
also created. bad impression upon specu-
lative sentiment. and this impression was
not, dissipated by the marking up to.
day. OF Ontario and Western, insthe an
thracite group. and the advance in ches.
apeake and Ohio and Hooking Valley. in
the soft coalers Rock Island and st
Paul continued heavy. with important
sentimental effect upon the rest OF the
list. The result was a narrow and slug
g.sh market. with only . few stocks. In
flrenced by special causes.
OPPOSITION TO CUBAN TREATY.
Sugar suffered from fear that effec-
tive opposition was developing to the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. Amalgamated
Copper moved UP. on the dividend decla-
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. January cotton-spot
in increased demand prices points high
Eer; American middling fair, s, 36-100d.:
good middling. 4 $4,000. middling 81
#10od.; loW midd ding. = $4,000; good ordi-
nary. 50-10od- binary. 3s-100d The
sales OF the DAY were 10. 900 bales. OF
which, .0oo. We're for specula ton and .ex-
cetpts. 10000 bales including 9,4o0 Amert-
can.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet:
American middiing 6. %. c. January,s4 90
S1ood.. ;;55anuary-February,4 $4,000 Feb.
q 410-100d.; April MAY, 10 0od:; May
June, 2 1900 {. May-Iun 71. zig June
July. u 1000. 8 uly-AugIst a 1904 H-100d. !:
August eptemh era4 6364 81 100d s: Septem-
bsr-o october, 4As-1o od. ]; October. November,
4 35-10od.
NEW YORK, January Is. Cotton
Steady mid lings: ssq:: nst, receipts. $50
10. 100 bales stock ls7 1872 bales. {.
Totals. to.daysa TIA y seanertsrNstIre &,
! ain. 6 721Sh6l0o;s FRANCE ~ 6o11D:SC oA1Ss
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BALTrMoRE MD. January 14-s.ock
pigs al from 500 to si.75 apiece. accord cord
Ing IN TO s SIZE g quality and condition.:
Calves-Strtctly choice veals. per
pound s9Sttsc.:: good veal. per pound ~
Csc: poor tn good, per head. $5se0NsI2 90
s. Beef catt.e-We quote Youns. Tat
steers. weighing LOCO to 100 pounds, per
pound. 3t494c...: steers Weighing under $40
pounds. per pourd. 3aaEc.. oxen. per
pound, 25s13c..: bulls. per pound 26aSo.:
large, young cows. Iii good order. per
head J. s2o.00Gsso. 90: poor. thin, MEADOW
stock. per head 5000 sl50 =
Lambs and Sheep-Qaote as follows:
Spring lambs. choice and fat. per pound.
s!xAec. = poor thin. rough per pound.
54a5c-.;: wool sheep. best. per pound 2IsI
&c.: good, per head s2s5aaSaN: Interior.
per head. HOG 81 80; old bucks. ps :
pound, s12sssc.. as to quality and weight.
EAST liberty January s,s
Cattle MARKET steady: choice. SIS. 1odz
S co. prime. ss.1sR1s o: rood. siso9 "a:
e g 81. caves 0o6
lss ps4zl1 AassaaG.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for unlisted securities yes
terday2 presented little or no activity.
Speculat ton was again conducted on
small scale. with prices showing irregu-
!arity. Variations lacked Importance. eX-
cept in special instances.
s. Standard Oil was among the group OF
stochs that scored gains. It opened I'M
changed at 74e. and advanced to TAT. About
20 shares were Fought on the rise.
Northern Securities opened with sales
at 112l4 and 112ass. and after reaction to
7l117s. rallied to 11211z4
American Can. preferred gained q OF a
point, rising to 4S1s.
The common sold at 103h 80
Nothing doing In Seaboard Airline is
Sues n
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.SL0sS SHEFFIELD.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE business
on the books Of Sloss- Sheffield Steel and
Iron Company is sufficient to keep it's
plants fully occupied during the first six
months Of the current year. Up to this
time there has been no making of con-
tracts for the second Lalf of the year. ex-
cept on a very moderate scale, but 1t Is
product will begin in the near future to
place their orders for the last six months
of the year. The company is at present
filing orders which were taken at price
profits.
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GRAIN NOTES.

the bulls yesterday and May wheat open
ed a shade to 11k@Ac. lower: at 76M to
1850. A good general demand existed,
however. a nd the market showed no signs
of, weakness The leading bull operation
wal again on the buying side. hich re-
suited in an upturn in: prices. s..
Corn opened a little easier an proft-tak-
ing. due to. favorable weather and steady
shade lower. at s44A to 44A@ lssss. "A con-
tinuance. of the excellent cash demand
offset all bearish; influences, and irmer
feeling developed, May advancing to. 44ssss
@441nc s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16

London quotations yesterday showed
gains of from " to " over our close.
The market was again quite Irregular
yesterday.
Commission houses did very. little
Missouri Pacific and the Erie preferred
stocks were the strongest. while Erie COM
mon was literally sold.
The opening was irregular nd rather
unsettled In spite Of renewed activity in
Erie issues and considerable strength In
the preferred stocks.
Some foreign buying Of the coalers
helped. but there were very few commits
sion house orders. and traders were rather
beariSh.
The story of Rock Island control in Erie
sufficiently above suspicion TO give it
much credence.E especially as some of the
recent selling In all probability came from
pc ople who would know of such deal il
1t was contemplat ted. :
There was obviously. very little Of the
preferred stock in the market. however,
and these were bid up without difficulty
The principal strength In Ontario and
Western was due to foreign and Canadian
buying.
Hooking Valley issues were strong on
the expected early announcement Of the
holding company and sthe belief that 1T
would be formed In order to be taken
over by Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt in
terests Jointly.
The market was inclined to get out Of
its rut in the early afternoon. although
III u9St attended 10 wait Tor some Ced-
Mite move In Erie.
Some strengthen the Gould stocks. how
ever. ard sharp advance In 4-Amalga-
mated Copper gave q rather more conf
dent tone. 49,
Ira ers were inclined to cover shorts.
The cid story+of a holding company for
the Gould roads was revived and had In
huence on that .Eroup Of stocks.
II is considered proba bles tina t such a
development has long been indicated. but
opinion rather leaned to the idea that
some definite assurance on. the. position
OF Northern Securities was wanted first. q
Analgamated Copper advanced sharp
~. although here wa no expecta ton that
the dividend fa te would be change Some
Importance. however.swas attached TO the
move In Calumet and Hec1as as possibly
Indicating a knowledge In Boston Of some
definite move IN the direction OF pace
among conflicting interests.
Beet Sugar. - 49,
Runors Of Increased dividend On Cana
dian Pacific. -.
Active export demand for wheat and
corn at Improving prices. a.
Exports for 1902. 1850. 900 900 falling
Imports IN same period Increased $50
Increasing demand for finished steel
81 London bnIlieh on Ertes: ss55
sN No Erie bond les0e. contemplated.
IS = aaAs4Aa c. . KIM no nydat9saa
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So O0S6.75: mediums. $3.50: heavy YORK
sers, $3.50: light Workers., $3.50 500; pigs
s6.oJte S6.55: roughs. S5.0GQIS6.25.
SheS p--Market steady: best Wetness,
s4-50lts4.65: culIs and common. 81. l0qS2ata
choice lambs. s6.2y1s 6.S5; common 70
good. Si.0G4s6.10.
EAST BUFFALO n. Y. January H.
Cattle-Demand light; market lower
Veals-SIeady; tops. s,.uJej $3.50: com-
mon to good. s5,5ogs3.75
Hogs-Active and steady: heavy. 80 .5tg
s6.s5: mixed. s6.s5gsS.75: Workers. S5a5y
$3.50: pigs, Ss.5GltS6.5 So: roughs. s0IagS9.n'
stays. S4.75Gts560.
Sheep and Lambs-Stead y; lambs rs
15c. lower: culis to good. Sl.2sd s6,25: year
linss, s5.004s5.25: ewes. st.2o1Ss-4o: sassp \,
top mixed, s4.W@sl2o; culis to good, a-@
Qs3.s0.
CHICAGO. ILL. January 15.-Cattie..
Receipts. 12.o09 head market slow; ~.
steady: good to prime steers. s2.sS9ao.So;
poor to mt dunn. sS.60lsf.75; stocksrs, a y.
feeders, s225asf50; cows. 81 tS4 go 70
heifers, s2.25e1si.75: Gamers. 81 iegS-.s9'
Texas-fed steers. $500 $i.Io.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 25.0to mead. ~
morrow. % 0ee head. left over. n.Eo nsaj,'
market lie. higher. Mixed and butchers ~, /,
IS. 5gss.69:s good to choice heavy, 80 s3s.ss
S.. so: rough, heavy. s6.se9<6. %: iisaS'
S. sG6s6. 80 Bulk Of sales. $3.50 90
SheeprReceipts. 12,G90 head: sAsfp
steady TO strong: lambs steady 20 WEI s,;r
Good to choice wethers, Si-2oGtstoo: AZ
to choice mixed, S.259sA25. native lamps
ST. 256,S To-
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.CoTTo ] GOSSIP.

There was decidedly more activity, at
err. level of prices. The market opened
Arm at an advance ofS1@4 on the strong
showing made by Liverpool. which at
that time showed rise. OF s4Q5 points on
In kee ping With public accounts. priva te
cables Indicated very strong conditions;
and brought their orders to this mar
ket. IA
The sentiment among the traders Is for
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new business view Of high price Of
fuel.
Time money freely offered at 5@5h per
Banks gained from sub-Treasury since
Louisville engineers get 10 per cent ad-
vance.
Baltimore and Ohio increased net for
December, SIZE. S39.
Regular dividend on Amalgamated Cop
President Osgood, of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron. says: The management OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron has not in con-
.emplation the construction Of any new
plants:
The cash resources, including proceeds.
Of the s150OO.0OO debenture bonds, will be
sufficient to complete the improvements.
There will be a meeting Of the directors
soon. but lit is not expected that any bust
ness Of special Importance will be trans
acted.
There has at no time been the slightest
question about the continuance .of the
payment of preferred stock divid ends.
Relations between the company and the
railroads are now entirely harmonious.