THE O\HIIA DAIIY BI< : WEDNIESDAY, JANUARY 2{ 1891 e ey COMNERCIAL AND FISANCIAL | iatire — MMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL | prieiiieiesdanses seniee Jalaw: 524 asy, B@ Tl Vi | 7 pritne white, 800400, pritne yollow. 36@380) agy, SK@7Yd; Vietorln, 898 bales, but the spec | ¢ grades, 3830¢ | Wiy 343 greusy, Sdils 3 0 speculation w. pic o spo 3 Strnits, $19.7 @hd; Capelof Good ¢ Al 084, uring the aff 8 Ty Tt AL hontha treqsury o 0 ! May Wheat's Close Made Atctier Low SeRtawCFirmg donigstic, 89,421 bales, seoured, 4@ 1s 30 ¢ 111\'..".'<'r‘.",.| 54, | very Iight m\”..v'r'lm,..m the dealings wore | DS to boy 000 ot six-monthis treaaury | 81 cow 18 dedain 223 | stendys o extea stoors hore: n 8 i e iAR-Raw, fieni: fair refining 2%e; co R Tt O oo Market | 8 y ight.” After1oliock prices moved wn | LN A 54 proximo. This 14 | 14 stoors y 005 2 B0 oyt o exfra atoors hores nominal, 88,504 Price Record Yesterday. teitin) B0 toat Ber ontrifagal - 56 Vo8t [ T PR LT e Market " stow | 8 fraction, During the last fou '"."'," e | wilinot allow il it e ndian councll A CALIR (0 B 80 R0 R e DRl Bt TR . 8,000 bags sold b fagal 00 tost steadily declined angt closed ur the market e "siiver | 1o of bills at absurd Fite Hoos wore fairly liberal, and ST o8 1 Y refined, stand - T— bor co n( o eady. 0 silver hns recovored (o 8( ntes. ) 0 1 eral, and a8~ Hecolpts, 20,000 hea [ A 1 N standard A, 4 1-16B44c; confectioners. A A pAPOLIS, Jan. 23.—The wheat marke way list, and 1J e » e | Is burely suftidient to ke St ot ko vank. - | ms the quality wis go f prine heuvy, 56060657 primo g 46,400 GEVERAL INFLUENCES AGAINST BULLS | 4dcisgeuer cat ioat ‘”‘Y i porst 4| opone 1 o his 23Tl whoat market ",5],.‘!,,“l‘lq.‘.\l_lmi -’ux'\}t‘m}‘ ot in the S p it ut of the bank marke opeiad Gt Aetive g good. _Hie | Bi4D 65; prime gt $6.40@ Yei howdered, 4 b-1¢ ushod, | Fomiinod wonk all day with o few chungos fi e P o e Ve AP i i the | market steat fooh: v - wdordd, [t | privos od weal nll dn Jl‘l'.' :h,m\”’,”::l,hﬂ‘”,:, !uun-nv-.l”:q,; s '..‘,,.“,\,.,.., the shock i STOUK MARKETS. b vive TS ]“ l:‘\ ) Repe e from the | market “\lml.\:uf« It x nee ]»n‘mv head; 4 ind the volume of business of tho thne, | b ifie ough tho oarly bred hock | cattle 1 s CBniiiaes o fin the main favorable, und while | fambs, [ J0p shvep, $9.2563.75; 10 Recelpts In the N reiwest Were Heavier e o ol noss ThS Toshiry woro bbb DAL ool Y anrgnt shiowen RIS AN Ders A &hocintors:lacal | it ot Ship e LAk ' co % onside; 8 L I owed Active i su8. AH0- KPeculntors. Tocul 0 ship- X - thin on the Corres % Day ol th LU Ty o e Lo, e mare. | chlofy rible suongwn A fow stocks, I“I“ i oy MG allicdc B B b IRV ot Slle AUt ML Year Ietore and Clenrances Were Ul af Interlor, Tolnt ®ET westhor. It 18 | aud. S el G fractionally, | Recoipts of all kinds of bk bARLLLA E el AP b T 0 Hora, GOWh WUk e that the. co wos v 18 | an L o Sugar stock was collapsing, ¥ iy ds of stock_were falrly | all wolghts & ot fair to wood hogs of | { D00 hend stimonts, 1400 hoad; cows we Disappointingly Light. T Wintleds: GADIAMNN: Lo 0. Weil \[ le flintthe country matkets, Wili W8 l e ey RGBS faco of :'I""‘" taday, in spite of the bad weathor, b i L R R et ARG AHSR LTI ARG Tt pag gy b5t ahibe suppiied. Thicro 18 bt 1119 ] oE 18 Ovor, anid . PeFhips his cold ave local selling. When th 1o two days suppl, . v g i B Lot ikl A AL T W g Bl 3 Toxng 1 il forstricily i ut litee demand excopt | and perhaps for n faw days | ton in Sugar i 10 commo- » supply, comparod with the first | Drought &.40. Among LRh A Sk BURL AL IRADOY | it ne stock, Cholee co | Appenrances now indicate that less | ke AL AR BUBRIIUC, SHE geE o b LA it oo, muboth BUERHS | oAl : A st v puckine ste 1 . untry, 14@ | than 500,000 b hat less et became very duli agai Ar ast woek, shows a falli e loven loads of good, s kers wnd fo o $2.1 503,60, g Ciicaco, Jan,23,--May whea " LR a1 A u, will he €old by farmers in the vy dull again una uh ab i S g el Dt AL ondTee o SR TR i o il j ke stoule Tigiac, thun 500,000 bu, will he

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