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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Tr.c.s crstsa are xhalesslel


BUTTER-C Creamery fancy. Ziza54; WeS.e-n frsts.
3. seconds. 2sa7 process. fancy. Sass; fair 20
good zs2i; dairy, choice, lsa-9; good, IS; store
PACKED. fresh. &
CHEEsE-Ner Yo-k STATE faa-. large. lsal5;
do small. l5a15is
EGGS-Nesr-by, fresh. Virginia loss Of %;
average. .; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
81, tennessee. 8; North Carolina. g
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens fanny. sTrilg. -
la1ye. I5aI5, small. Rail- hcus Is; r0osters, :;
ducks. large. ual2: do small le; geese. sac; tur-
keys. tens. pr ID. 3; do. hens. Dali; thin. 10;
DRESSED POULTRY-Tu=keys. hens. und-vn.
Per ID. I5s2o; d.. average. undrav-- $50; do,
thin To- tons 15a15- Chickens spring lsrCe l5aI7
do snail IS hens choice ls2I5. ro0S-CTy 6 ducks.
l2ali. seese SAIL caDons 7pclnd average, b. ta
Is: snail. Iial5-
DRESSED 8lEATS-Hans. o7uutry. suEar-cu7ed.
l2aE Hogs. snail and neat. pr cvt-. 5oo; do.
medium. 6ooaS.5o. do. heavy, 5l0a5-5a
FEGETABLES-Potatoe home gown. PEI bus.
SAT: Der Dbl. L7sa21O; Eastern Shore. L75s2 %;
sweet potatoes I25aI50, vans. 1G0al5: carrots.
Ls5sL50: cucmbers. per has. L0aL5o: cucumber
pickles. 75a25; cabbage. PER Dbl. L0oGl5o; carli-
flower. 2gsSoo; celery. per doz stalks Sla50; lima
beans pEr at faro: onions. psr hus- s1a75- Mary
land and Virginia. peT bbl-. LHal50- Ono. L5o1
is: pumpkins. 6a75; string beans nearby. per
has. 80. squash. Hubbard. per bbi-. s5al.15
tomatoes. pvr box. Le1al-52.
GAME-Rabbits. per doz 2Cl7255: kits. L10zl- q:
-~ail. fancy. 2o1a3.58, SnsI. 2e1a25o; uheaSants.
each LTaI25. Wild turkey 1sa2; squirrels Gas.
OpoSsyIns. 26of0. wOodcock. Zjafo
GREEN FRUTTS-OTaBEes per box 2zafoo;
E-aue fruit. 1e1lL9l. apples. King Der Dbl sea
SO. Hgobardson. 38oa3.75: YORK Imperial packed.
20ts275; Reu Davis. packed 2oos225. Vine sap.
packed. L75aZ25; Albemarle Pinpin. 29s25o. good
to prime, L25al-75; poor ~ fair 75alZ5: open-head
ibis. coErnol 90 good. 75al-5a- fancy table fruit
2sa350; crap apples. large 30eai90. rapes white
pr Alb. has I5al2. Concord. loaI2: Delaware.
small has, 1Zali; cTanberies, Cape Cod. per bbi-
7.o3aS5o; per standard crate 20Ca1z5; pzneappes,
Florida per crate 3oll3Oa
DRIED FRUTTS-Apq,es- sliced. fancy. {. do.
sliced bright Sz. cherries. =. blacsberrias (
whoTtlebeTTies %, raspbcries -
GRAIN-Wheat Southern, on grade e5a10i: Re
75as: con- shclled. white. 7Os7I; Co. yellow 71a7s
do. pr Dbl. SO. nev. ear. so, cats, Western
white No >. 5sas9- do mixed Ta5S
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No !. g 5Oa
400. No. >. lZoosl25o mixed. lIeal2oo. Straw
re, bundle 14oalz55; re machine tlrashed 70 Goa
l0-5o: wheat, 60oa650: cat straw Der ton. 900as55
FLOUR-Wiuter extra. 3eoa4i9. winter clear
495aAs0; winter straight 45oaf.55: winter ratert
As5a505; spring clear. 4ZaA55: spring straight
a-9la5I5: spring patent 56aas5: City Mills best
patent. g. Is; do. high grade patent 555 do. nigh
grade straight. SO. do choice family. 40; do
extra. 3.75a30. Rye -four. medium 20 choice. 4z5a
20 Corumeal PCT 100 lbs. E71aLsa. BuczWhea,
-four. 100 lbs 80
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CTuesdav, Decembe- %. laos.

Saul's Addition 70 Washingt0n-B Francis Saul e.
uZ. % william J. saul LOT e square 28s. SO
M0rnt Plcasant-HoT1tio y. Tapliu and Gland LiT-
inSston, trustees 20 Herman ". Van sender.
lots g 70 g. s. and s. block g. 4.75o
Long Mcadous-HCury Kuhn. surviving trustee, -
sarah W and Catherine L. Howe, part LOT q.
block g. SO
81 y street soutbves;-Heu-y Lipphard e. W -
William J. and Hattie A. self. original iot s.
square 81 SO
Mount Plsasaut-AuIick Palmsr United States
MARSHAL for Dis-rct q Columbia, 70 Mary T.
Wolfe psrt l0t = $50
$50 street northuest-Toserh. Richards e u 20
Matthias Nolte. lot q. square 20 so.
2 street northwest between Thirty first and Thirty
secord stTeets-Nlllisn 4. Gordon e al 70
Glouina B. Gordon. part lot and part square
20 s.
North s,reer. between ? ard 0 streets northwest
E.hsn0n ". Keser 10 Davenport 2. Elgin. iot
112 square L64. SO
Rardle Highiands-Ths United States Realty Con
pauy Z Washington. n. C.. IuccrpoTzted. 20
Elvood C. Jacsson, lots =, Z. ard q. square
SIS. So
AzaHis-8Ece G. Wood 20 Anna K Wood. part
Sma
Pstwerth- Katharine L Sc0tt-BrUEn to CzrTie "
Ncrris. %, s.. block p. SO
FIFTH street between ? and C streets northEest-
Cornelius A. Cannon e. CT. 20 Edward Picpen-
brrE LOT g. SQUARE 81. so Edward PitpcR-
bT1g % Cara L. C7ur0r. sams laad, SC.
r street nr-thvest-I.sizh Robi1son and Chzuucry
HacEett trustees % Aary A. Galiiga1, lot IL
SQUARE O.. s so
FeruTood Hcirhts-Frznk :. HoEan = " 70
James r and Ruth =. KeT. lots . and a.
box Z SO
street between SeTsutssnth End Eighteenth streets
nCrthwest-Frauklin r sannsr e. TX. 20 Mary J.
Daly. ID, n sIIaro I53 SO.
Pretty Prospect and Ciifi1Irne--H R1z-er Duiauy.
trustee, % William J. hehoe. lots g.. s. sid IS.
h,-ck g EEU
T-lir-eth street between and P streets northwest
-Ctzrlss Il CEgin and Charles H C. Nc
Ca-reley. trustees % Edith A. M-Sarteney,
paris lots 81 ard e. square Ief2 SO
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i1s5 Fifteenth s-7eet uoTtheas--sT,hur CzT and
WiLhsm NIX. Clayton. trustees. 20 jams L
Flhey. l7t s.. SQUARE so.
Z s-ree- between FIrst ar5 Ser1rd s.reets s1uth-
eaE-He.e1 ". Mahducy % jams D.. Aiderton.
lot II. square 80 SO
BgrrviIie-Phoete A. Brooks - VIZ. james NJ. %
Nellie u HsubacE, Iot T. Block :, section 3
Mor1t P1e.Sznt-Carsrcs 2. Hight 20 x 70
Samuel r Mason. l1t 81. square 80. So
Wooiley Park-Kerreiy Brrz I-cI % ". Dean
Sui.h. lot IL block g. So
Seye1teerth ard q s.rr-ts n0r-hves. sid Perusyl-
sauiz avenue. h-tresn Thirteenth ard F,-r-teer,h
streets southeast. and Mount P1e11u--Sauual
r. Mason O. ur. - Clarence r. Hi-h- l7-s s.
s. - - - STGlr south 81 s-u7re lfol ~
3 square i9i5 and TX g. square 2sa5 Nous.
Pleasant SO
Ei-hth street. between ? AID Q s,-ee-s north es,-
J. C-zzcuoe WeLca 70 james J. Kemp. l7s G..
s1uz7G -. So
Memorial Hil-wiCiam Z. r King e. Tx 70
JeSss Il. Van Als,yoe. Ta--. So
II T-rit Park-Erz1a X. Vair7 - ". WiLiaEn ?.
% Botcrt 4. Stewart. part II 2. E1-k =. So
Pleasant PliEs-J0tn Mitchell e W fo TrTr-a1 G
WelElz Iot T. SO
Bl1or-i-Fis-e-E lTa-5 p. Gssch e. rx- % Rosa n
ard LiS2a-ra A Gsyct- I0- g. s1uz-e s ST.
D0btirs' Addition O Wss5i-E-1l-jCl- r HaIsli7
q TX. o. HuT II. and Ida r. G1ndsrsou, lci
Fe block -. So
as O----, -1ad-John r. Iz--s- sid Fz-cis s
NaE1-e. t--s-ses. % Herman " Smith lo- O..
t-1rE H. Ne-ld1l Hi. $
sixth s-7rst between Z and VI streets ucrtheast-
Arthur Carr ard William Mex CIsv.cz- trrs
tees n Virginia J. Be1-a--in lots 81 % -,
square 81 SO
West B--ck-an5 Psrt-Jossrbine ". HsstCr o.
the I--sus Ilausturzh Furniture and CarQs-
CUrrarV l1-s = 2 ard s. b,ucE J. ST.
Fifteenth ard q Streets --G-tecs--|FI,,l3u P. Nc
tee ct zz 90 Her- L. Freitss. lots =, 3 2
and g. SQUARE l575. SO
71l5 q street nr-tl@esr-fieerse J. Easts1lay and
John y. sullivan. tr7s-ClS ~ Matte Z. Smith
part lo- IA square III S-5l5
81 T s--eet r7-thHest-Ps--f-s Nsehan 20 Pstrcz
Ri1-iso lc. 80 square '319- gu.
Mont Pleasant and Pleasant Psirs-Harry J. DIN
s.e5 e TX % Bert l. and Nae Il. Olusted
rs s.. block =. So
E,7ol-i1 -laie- Nlthanisl NJ Bouie 20 % JOIN
= NJ Bowie l1- s block o. SO
IlT-sside-A-ios T. Matthews % VIZ William b
70 Sau1ei s SimIsoa. lo- o. hook e SO.
PctwcT.6-I'reS-Ca r. Ray IN CIV : and Carol
:. Iepr. lots = 90 81, square :, ga
NC-nt plesss1t-8I5ce r. Matthews @ VIZ William
r. % samuel 5. Simpson. iot SO SO.
TriridlG-fCse-n ). CiiftCG e. TX 20 DENIS aid
Margaret Fcntcn. lot =, Block T. So
82i H'lyer Place north uest-Nriilis-1 El-hccs e
August F. EinbeCE Ut = square g. SO
Thiri street. between A and r streets northeast
GeCr~e g. GRAY e tx 10 Jesse + MAGE 20
s. S7rarc -. So.
20 q street. northuest-Lucy 2. Hi-s1z % Hsury
e. Mcfarland lot ., square IS. SO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

Third and East Capitol streets-J. Clarsncs Price
et al. sppTaisers % J. Frank Ferry. undivided
One-hzn interest IN part lot 9. squzTs Ts5 sc.
Third and East Capitol stTCcts-Saus 70 John
FeTTy, undivided one-haR interest IL part lot g.
square 10 SO
&3 AEd II New jersey avenue nCrthEest-SaDe 70
Edwin A. Ferry. part lot !. square 60, So
lZs2 Massachusetts, avenue northwest-Sams % 10
seph 7. Ferry. lot % and part lot q. SO
s5 and A51z New Jersey avenue northwest ard
eounty-Sane % Florence Flanagan. lot p
square 81. lot a. square So: Let a, square ss7
and part TURKEY Thicket SO
Il FITst street northwest and SIS street north
east and 4os New Jersey avenue-Sans % George
3. Fsry. lot 81. square s2i; part lot J. square
TO icts and ]. square a and lot q square
GO, SO
Isl Tenth street northwest. 90 and So Twenty
second street northwest, alley between " and y
and Twenty-f0uTth and Tweuty-ffth streets and
SO and ~ New Jersey areuue-Same % Charles
l. Fery. lot =. square 353. part lot Is square
s.; lots 3 and D AID part LOT c. square 2. and
lots r and ". square CSC. SO.
Washington Height5-H. ROzier DUlany and sam
ucl T. Fisher. trustees. 20 Clarence +. and
Lizzie 5. NoTment part lot 2, blcck :. So
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OIondny. December Is. 1sOs)

C5Ionday. December IS. 19OS)
Petwo-th-Charles &. Bries, trustee. to Preston B
Ray. lots Is % 2 SQUARE =. SO.
Columbia HOights-Sarzh O. Harlan q VIZ. James
H. 70 Iettis n Galloway. lOt e; square r. so.
Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights-Jsmes Mar
tin e. TX 10 join w. P. Battley. lot IS. blocks
Z and = SO.
Ninth street between and streets northwest
Marie BrOlasky 70 Nathan Baker, l0t 2. sQua-e
north Of square II. so
Eighteenth street. between A and B streets north
ezst-Samuel II. zones Ct w 70 Nathan Glad
fc,teT. south half original l0t II. square los. so
n street between First and Second Streets south
ezsl-COEDeia G. Jones ct viz. samuel TO Ar
thur Thc-pe, part lot I, square ~ 500
Rolmead ManoT-oIslTin Il. Hartman e VI. to
Levin b Williams lot g, block IS, SIC.
Third street, between A and streets northeast
Thomas r. Melton ct W. % George A Cray.
lots g 80. A. a, IS 70 8. B3uzre 20. SD
Reservation A-Louisa J. Grau e VIZ william. @
Michael Gatu. vest half CT lot 2. Reservation
A. sic
Enaston Ter-soe-Alfred L. Teele. trustee. 70 Ar
che W Cummings. lot y. block (, SO
Brookland-Sarah l. Rhine 70 MO-lsy 5. and
Mar a hOonCe part lot z block "a. Sc.
Seventh street southeast, ron L to VI street-Aar
old T. Doyle et TX 70 Capital Traction Com
pany. parts square 81, SIC
Washington Heizhts-I.estsr A Bar ct III e
Frances l. Garland. part lot p. SO
Mount Pleasant snd Pleasant Piaius-HarTy Ward
man e. TX 20 J. Hollis Rlrehart- lot 81 SO.
Pleasant Plains-Harry y. Wilson and Harry Ward
man % John ". Wooster, l0t g, square 2SJS
So
Ingleside-John F. Lynch e. w to Robert Ridg
way. lot S. block g. so.
Twenty-third street northwest. between n and \
streets-Emms L. and Henry H. Hazen, TO An
ME Z Murphy. part original lot :, square %
SO.
Woodley Park-Kenredy BruS. Inc, 70 Josephin'
d. Love lot "a. block 3 So.
K street. northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
teeth strects-Willism ., \. scott % Raynont
n Zimmerman. part original %. = square lG
So
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Earnings Well Maintained.

For the first ten months OF the present
year earnings have been about on the
same level as for the corresponding
period Of 1s57. IN spite Of the depressed
business conditions
In 1907 net earnings We're about one
and three-ffths interest charges and
taxes. Il might be well here to draw at
tention TO the practice Of this company,
as well as many other electric companies,
Of classifying taxes as q fixed charge.
This practice cannot be too severely con-
deuned-
Taxes are not in any sense q fixed
charge. They must be paid whether or
not the fixed charges are met. They are
properly chargeable only 10 net earnings.
although their inclusion IN operating ex-
penses Is less misleading than IN interest
charges To figure accurately the amount
p company is earning applicable to inter
est charges. taxes. and interest charges
should be deducted separately from net
earnings in the order named.
II IS apparent that the company IS in a
financial condition which should render
the refUnding Of its maturing obligations
a c0uparativeiy easy matter
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Tweuty second and n streets northwest Dennis 7.
oLearv and John =. CoaEliaa, trustees. 20
1UeLzd GaIlashG. lots . ard q. square 8.
va
Bri-l-uood Pz-k-D11cr r Gr1T 70 Br7io NJ
Cauiigp l1t s. b.ocs g. SO
So-es RauGie HiEhiau5S-Amer-s1 Security ard
Tsust Company. truzfse. @ Matte c. Thompson
lJ T. block $50 S1
Le DTcI1 PzrE-JG-tl1i1h =. Baltimore - ErIGuue!
n Hewlett. io- - and part Do So. block = SC.
Enamel r. Heule-r N jeremiah y. Rl'tiu1-e
ard Jeanette = Auders11 sane land. so.
She--ood-EluL-ls Land ard Banding Company %
Benjamin r. Edwards. I1, s. block 81. SO
Move ard Bar6l-r's SsClrI Addition % Wash
iuCtu1-yEllau C. BUnt1l q TX - Gco-T-
z. pcnts--1. u 8. block 3
F0urtser-h street. between ard y s-reets s1uth-
east-Hary Ehr-ick e *. @ Jesse NJ Shrsve.
lot g. square E5l. SO Jesse u Sh7Cve %
Frances NJ Hiltoa sane land. So
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company %
oue- 7. Reeves. r.. part lct . slaa-e ls55 SO
Sd 4 street E1rtheas--John ". Pil,:-g e TX -
Robert T. and Le-a Shepherd i5t Is. sguars
SIS SO
Ks-lr--sb-AUea ". MaGe-y ard Ho-aHo y
Tap-.n. Trustees 20 Fredsrck " Chlds Tots
90 g. square 57L
Eaufle Hi-a-ants-T1e United States Realty CON
pauy Cf Washington p. c.. Incorporated, q
Charles u. p6-aa, u r h6ek 55S so
Lsrie- HsizLt--Ssn1sI P Weed e *. 20 John
n DAVIS east haE e lot Ii ard al lot rs
500
sqzargs CO. 2ss. ard S.. D,rublans and North
Grounds Columbian Uuiversity- Teie-
prone and Telegraph Company 20 the Chesa-
square 81; orzi1ai lots . and Z. square -
original l1t ~ square 50; part block u.
Duzbiane. ard Ut 70. BLOCK %. North Grounds,
Columbian University.
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New York, Jan AT the opening OF
business this morning the stock market
was duh, but ar a slightly higher range
OF prices than that at which IL closed on
Thursday: and for quite a time thereafter
the market dragged along in much the
same manner as & had done previously
during the week. with the exception OF
The first day Of the period.
Further along q declining tendency,
though OF rather feeble character. made
itself felt, the chief inspiration thereto
being the application OF a moderate
amount OF pressure TO United states
Steel common stock. which caused the
quotations for the stock 10 suffer net
loss Of Il a point. 1t was said on the
hoor OF the stock exchange that the reason
for this was the liquidation OF block
OF stock for the account Of a large room
trader who had been taken IL
But the decline was by no means gen
eral and during L certain leading stocks
notably advanced. Prominent amons
these were the New York Central and
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit shares. while
other stocks Of lesser grade, such as Mn
neapolls. St. Paul, and Sault Ste. Marie
National Biscuit. Tennessee Copper, and
international Steam Pump common and
preferred, rose in q striking manner
In the last half hour OF business the
character OF the entire market underwent
q decided change for the better. Brook
lyn rand Transit and New York Central
stocks. closed at almost the highest points
n rbe dav and ct net gains respectively
OF 4 "a and 5 points
The strength Of Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit exerted a sympathetic influence over
the neutrality-suspicious. common
and preferred. Third Avenue, and all
the local traction issues. and there were
finally few among the active OF inactive
stocks that did not show conspicuous al
vances- the one notable exception oelng
stfll United States Steel common
There were again large dealings al
advancing prices IN the bond market al
though the movement in this quarter
was. perhaps. not quite as conspicuous
as It was IN the closing week OF the old
year.
To-day, for the first tine. dealings IN
bonds were under the new stock eX-
clGnEe rue, MAKING A-t-c---e-ao ava N----
class OF securities subject 20 additions
for accrued interest IN each instance
Thus many bonds in the table OF trans
actions showed losses in price, which
were only apparent
A most optimistic sentiment regarding
The trend Of business was unquestOnably
encouraged this morning BY the highly
favorable character OF a large number
Of monthly railway earnings statements
received over the New Years holiday
Many Of the roads reporting showed IN
creases n GROSS earnings in the month
Of November with, as q rule, a CORE
spending betterment in net.
Concerning the business situation hers
and abroad at The beginning OF the new
year. Il can only be said that II IS char
acterized BY e continual, If stil cautious
march toward better things. and Il {;
obvious that hopes OF further progress 81
this direction are universally entertained
At home colder weather IS helping Il
stimulate business, while people indulg
ing IN retrospect are chsered by the i'm
mense Improvement that has taken place
IN the last twelve months.
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NEW YORK MONEY!.

Mex York. Jan 2-Sioaey on cal 1ozainally ; Der
cent today. During The week the market vas
easier than recently there being an abundant supply
q offerings from hanks and trdst companies Who=e
deposits iacidertal so Preparations for the yearend
settlements. were temporarily augmented
The weeks range was 81 and - per cent with a
majority q leans AZ 81
Time money during the week showed distinct ease.
z7uply far exceeding denand. which vas narrow.
Rates declined gradually. lending az per cent fo-
ihirty. sixty. and ninety days; 3aJis Tor four
months: s1sas7s for Eve and SIX months
Mercantile PAPER was issued N moderate volume.
Notgithss nding Improvement u general business.
merchants showed no signs as yet o. beng N reed
Il heavy Accommodation from the epsU market.
There was good demand, especially for the higher
grades Rates: Sssi+ pr cent fcr sixty ard ninety
days indcTsed bills receivable; laHs per cent fo-
choice four 70 six months sirsls names; per cent
f0r Others leSs vel knoUu.
Sterling was strong to-day demand bills advancing
a points During the early part q the week the
market easy, sight balls declining 70 1858 but
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Jan. 2-CATTLE- Receipts, I.sn
head. steady. dressed beef steady.
CALVES Receipts. so head; feeling steady
Prime veals lGo0aI8Z5: Prime Western calves. s.75;
no bsTuyari calves Dressed calves steady City
5rcssed yesls. 9sI5; country dressed, Sab
SHEEP AND LA1fBS-Receipts sloo head;
sheep steady and lambs slow Prime % choice
sheep. 3oa5o0; Culls 20; lambs. s.76a7.I5.
OGS-Reccipts $50 bead.
Chicago. Jan. 2-CATTLE-Receipts 100 head;
market unchanged
HoGS-RecsiDts. Zee head; steady 70 a shade
higher. Light, 5-G5a5s5; rough. 5.5oa5.75; mixed.
561a6-3o; heavy. 5s5a5.3; pigs, Sass.
sHEEP-ReceiUts. 200 head: market nominal
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SOME EXCHANGES CLOSED.

The Washington stock Exchange,
the New Orleans and New York cot
ton exchanges were closed yester-
day, extending the New Year Holt
day over until tomorrow. In cORse-
quence no quotations appear for
those exchanges.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY W b Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the Chicago Board a Trade. HibbS Build
Ing = Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago. Jan. 2.-TnGsSsed m0Temen. q wheat
from Australia caused some weakness IN the mar
ket at the opeuiug. which vas soan wiped out b
eood buying orders Prizes strengthened after The
first half hour and sold highest at the close.
Corn was duh and steady.
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VIEW YoRK BANK sTATEMEyT


Loans. sl-e73. 22o. 200; decrease. S.524.60o
Deposits. S1,S2o So, 500; decrease. S.2S4.-
900
Circulation, $685., 600; increase. s1,2s1,-
500
Legal tenders. S79.5fs.Io0; Increase, 81
-. 400
Specie. ST. 026.100: Increase. s.. 800
Reserve, SS51.175.2)0; increase. $.73.s0o.
Reserve required, so 216, 900; increase.
Sal9,225
Surplus. SO 90. 300: increase, S4O33. SO.
Ex-Cnited States deposits, SO. Isl, 90;
increase. s.. $4,000.
The percentage Of actual reserve OF the
clearinghouse banks to-day was 2S-25.
The statement Of banks and trust com
panies Of Greater New York not report
ing 20 the clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregate deposits
Of s.. 12S. 81, 30: total cash on hand, Sl09,-
1880. and loans amounting 70 H061-
AL 40
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. pr cEt. 558sGU: butcher. A5z
go, comDon. G0os3.o5.
c~t 5G1a55l
IANRS-faI
SHEEP-Prime. 25a200: cummou, zea20
CALVES-Trims. PEI u. sasss, medium. 7a75s
grass l.
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. 55sezsa30: e1znoa
Es0a3Ns Cd and dr.. IeezR0.
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in the last half there was a renewal &C the al
vance. and demand rates advanced 10 4-s73S The-s
vas no urgent inquiry for bills the weekend sd-
vance beng gradual
Rates for acal business closed. Sixty DAYS. $500
ls5Is. demand. sS-I0aE SIS. cables. As7foa1s-s5s
commercial bills were ass fo- ninety days Sa&
ssl5.as.s3z. icr sixty dayS.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New YORK Jan. This was the first dag a
dealings in the bond market under new rule giving
-so-atiors without including accrued interest
Al. rican Tobacco S. for instance. opened az lo7
AGAINST I0Sls closing THURSDAY but this. with the
scni-ann,al interest accrued since October l. really
showed no net change. Much the same was true
g an other t.l-5s on the list
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Railroad viii Extend Line.

The Summing Railway has received sane
ton to extend the line to Honeymoon,
China
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibss K Co. nen-
bers New York stock Exchange. Hibbs Building
= Fifteenth street northwest
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Ba-dnore Jan. 2-FoloEi1z are TIE sales and
ouosauc-s on TIE most active securities listed on
TIE Baltimore STOCK EXCHANGE
SkT.ES
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

ye~ yers. Jan limited States. sorsrnnsu.
q
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STOCKS OPEN DULL
[. S. Steel Common Suffers
Loss Of Half Point.
MARKET IMPROVES LATER

Brooklyn Rapid Transit and New
York Central Stocks Closed at the
ence Is Felt in other Local New
York Traction Issues.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by " B. Efbbs & Co.
members New YORK Stock Exchange, HiSbs Build
ms. = fifteenth street northwest
SALES By HOURS.
Shares 90 IL n n---------- 1885, 100
Shares 10 L. m.........3 S2y 600
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The foregoing LIST is exclusive OF the
bonded debt Of the Canton-Akron COns0i-
dated Railway and It's subsidiaries Since
its orgauiZaUCn, the earnings Of the COM
pany have steadily Increased. as is fairly
Illustrated by the following comparison:
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20 SIO.OOo.0OO CapItaI.

The authorized capital stock OF the
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Com
rany IS S0m1G0. OF which $S.s3S. so is
issued. on which dividends OF ? per cent
are being paid. It's outstanding bonded
debt consists OF.
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. Jan. 2-The bank clsarinzs for the
- e-ra7 0a~a--ra- a.