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JANUARY 'tit. "THE. WALL STREET JOURNAL LAST EDITION. 10.40. Cordage Opened tip Sugar Distillers and Bock Island and Western Union each, Louisville opened off j.

Xbn-V don did comparatively little, but Chicago houses had baying orders and traders generally took the bull side. Durand, Henry Allen Co. (1500), Ilopkins, Sterling, LaMontagno, Henry Bros, Stern- Merger, Jlead and Tappin bought Distillers; Howard Lopsloy (2000), y. Randolph, Wheeler, Keep Kean. notchkiss, Herzfeld and Haight Jewett Bold.

London and J. S. James sold St Paul. Van Em- bnrgh and Lowengard Stern sold Northern Taciflc down; Phila-: delphia was a' buyer. Hotchkiss, Minzesheimer and Durand sold New England.

Groesbeck bought 1,000 Western Union. Savin 2,000 Rock Island. Cassilenr (1000) and TJ. D. Spear (1000) bought lead.

Prince Whitely, Potter Co. I and Content bought and advanced Sugar to 126. Blum St Goar and Winslow bought Beading; Durand and Ballard sold. T. W.

Myers Co. bought 1,000 Cordage and 1,000 New York Northern. r.W. Savin bought about 4,000 B. T.

in all. J. Wallace (2000), and Minzesheimer (1500) sold New England. B. P.

Flower Co. bought Bock bland. A Sales of stocks first half hour. Listed, unlisted, 25,818. Sales of stocks the first hour.

Listed, unlisted, 36,543. Stock Exchange, 1150. H. Allen, L. H.

Niles and Min- sesheimer sold New England down. Cossilear sold 1,000 Sugar. B. H. Halstead (1000) and Lawson (2000) Bold New England.

V. Money 2J. Sales of stocks from 11 to 12. Listed, unlisted, 6,211. 'Total Listed, unlisted, 42,754.

r4 Stock Exchange, 1255 Slayback sold Manhattan; Vanderhoff 'u bought Patteson bought 1,000 D. C. F. Chauncey and A. H.

Wheeler bought Ohio Southern; LounHbery and J. D. Smith sold. 'Metcalf bought Sugar. 12.45 Slayback bought 5,000 Eichmond Terminal.

l.L 12.50 Kohn-Popper bought 3,000 Distillers, McKinley 1,000 and Groesbeck 1,000. Wheeler, Bache Co. and Head Co. were v. 'sellers.

Work, Strong Co. were the largest sellers of Blchmond Terminal. Slayback bought and bid up Louisville, i Bales of stocks from 12 to 1. Linted, unlisted, 7,107. Total.

Listed, unlisted, 49.8CL L15. S. V. White bought and bid up Western Union. Hodges i bought 5,000 Eichmond Terminal.

Sales of stocks from 1 to 2. Listed, unlisted, 5,799. Total Listed, unlisted, 55,660. Total sales of stocks were. Listed unlisted, 64,457.

Total both, 471,714. a PBODUCE EXCHANGE. Produce Exchange, 1L15. Wheat opened lirm on reports of better foreign markets; no wweaker on local selling; May 83 J. 1 Corn doll and easier, with wheat; May 53.

1 Produce Exchange, 11.45. Wheat dull and heavy. Some large traders reported selling at Chicago; May 83. Corn heavy; May 63. i'Tv1 jiroduce Exchange, 12.3 i Wheat weakand lower; reported lew clique selling at Chicago; May 82 J.

Corn heavy; May 58. Produce Exchange, 1.05 Wheat firmer but quiet; local trad-' ere buying; May 83J. Corn steadier with wheat; May Produce Exchange, 2.15 The market weak and again lower. A Seems to be more long wheat pressing on tho market May 83. Corn dull; May Ten loads of corn for export; no wheat here, iut a fair trade at outports.

THE COTTON MAEEET. a Cotton Exchange, 1115. Market opened up on the Liverpool sews, but fell back on realizing by traders; March 954. -1 Cotton Exchange, 11.45. Market easy on the quiet Liverpool close; March 950.

Cotton Exchange, 1255 Market quiet but steady; Mar. 953. Cotton Exchange 2.15 Cotton dull at the early decline; March POKEIQN EXCHANGE. Bros, post rates 4.87 and 4.89. iQpJank of British North America posts rates 4.87 and 4.89.

A Baring, Magoun Co. post rates 4.87 and 4.89; francs, 6JL5j and Berlin, 95i and Beerbohm says: The collapse of silver values, and the almost unprecedented decline in freights, have also aseifited in forming a loroe of depressing factors, which have been as unusual as they were unexpected. In the present year the European crops, with the exception of those in the U. and in Italy, have been comparatively Abundant and the market has in consequence lost the rapport of a french and German demand, both of these countries, like the U.EL, freely overbought themselves, in consequence of that never to be forgotten Bussian Ukase, which forbade the export of grain from that country. Thus England and Italy have been left to bear the brunt of America's big'surplus, and of Eussia's anxiety to sell, since August, the fact that India has reaped a very short crop be- ing neutralized by the low rate of exchange, and by the large crop since August, the fact that India has reaped a very short crop be- Jn the Argentine.

'P Belgium imported 36,400,000 bo. of wheat in 1892, against ,760,000 bu. In 189L v- ir'y f- The output of flour at Dulnth for the year jast ended was bbk, against 684,000 bbls. in 189L A Thia year'a Spanish wheat crop produced 75,277,600 bu, -sxtd with 76,587,200 bo. Jn 1891, and 79,778,400 bu.

in 1890. y.i The stocks of wheat in Holland on Dec 31 were only 653,600 bu, against 130,000 bu. last year; and those of rye 652,800 bu, r.2;2l640l000.bik.;la8t.7ear. -v -y Germany imported in November 1,584,880 wheat and bu. lye, so that the total import in the months ended Nov.

29 were 46,48700 bu. wheat and 19,496,000 bo. rye. -'2. The final official return of the crops in Austria puts the wheat yiaa at 46,480,000 bu, against 42,560,000 bu.

in 1891, and that of rye at 76,640,000 bu, against 62,400,000 bu. in 189L; ffig The MarkXane Express, in its weeklyreview of the British' la trade, says: wheats are unchanged. Only 69,500 3, have been sold. The average price is 4s. 8d.

below that of ia steady, and values are still 6d. ct the end of 1892. The Spring corn r.nl showing a genuine increase, cx dofrlte the news of an augmented 'lcl E'atca The largest markets "LONDON. PRICES, -rT London peolal The 2 o'clock prices. The New York close Is me oia price, jcxcuange 4J68.

P. Ex. Sliver Jan. op. 38 N.P.pfd Lake .134 St 82J L.

77 Erie 26 Union Pacific. 42J Co. 921 Rallied to 130 130 Beading 80 80 75 76 "Wabash 25 25 ill 90 N.Y.Cent. BAILBOAD EARNINGS. 2d week Jan.

1893. N. Yn Ont West 55,571 Iowa Central 314)93 Chesapeake Ohio 149,127 B. O. Southwestern 44,608 Wabash 229,800 Louisville Nashville 422,820 Declined to Jan.

26 Ballied to Feb. 9 Declined Mar. 7 Rallied to 30 Declined 80 Ballied to. Sept 21 Declined Nov. Ballied Jan.

Declined to. Jan. 19 15 23 15 23 (cf 192. 46,230 46,091 179,504 49,551 257.800 345,725 July 1, 92, to latest date 12,485,80211,759,827 9914 9L78 94.70 91.51 93.28 87.38 88.80 80.51 82.91 78.86 84.71 76.77 80.63 79.33 82.58 86.89 8313 8915 80.82 92.95 8718 1892, 9151 8811 Ballied to. 93.17 Declined to Feb.

91.01 Ballied to. 4 94.65 Declined 2 90.81 Ballied to. J8 9158 Declined, June 7 89.60 Ballied 29 92.48 Declined 15 8619 Ballied to. V. 15 90.50 Declined 23 857 JUlosed last 18, 1893, 89.60 Jan.

18, J892, 89.08 2ToiayBqulT.NYoloe. 49 48 48 365 26 15 113J Octi Dec Feb. Mar. June July 52 3G 25 19 15 110J Market lor Americans opened higher and is now strong. Inc.

9,341 77,095 725,975 524 35 25g 19 141 109J Imdon special Consols at 2 p. m. were 98 for both. PABSONS.NOT CONSIDEBED IT. We asked President Parsons whether it was true that he intended to resign the presidency of New England.

Be replied: "I have not considered the matter." MANHATTAN LIFE LNSUBANCE CO. The Manhattan Life Insurance having secured possession of 64, 66 and 68 Broadway, and 17, 19 and 21 New street, will proceed, on Feb. 1st, to tear down the buildings thereon and erect a large building covering the entire space. The first five floors will be improved with special reference to the requirements of bankers and brokers. The company's offices will be on tho 6th nnd 7th floors.

The remainder of the building will be divided in suites suitable for lawyers, architects, etc. It is the expectation of the company to have the entire building ready for occupancy about April 1st, 1894. Provision for a safe, deposit vault of large dimensions has been made in tho basement of the Broadway front. Dec. 14,098 30,376 4,883 28,000 Washington special to La Montagne, Clarke Co.

Senator lPatt Btill speaking against Anti Option bill. Senator Washburn now says he expects to get a vote on tho bill before the Senate adjourns to day. THE COURSE OF THE MABKET Highest average price 60 stocks, 1872. Lowest average same stocks 1877 Highest average price 60 stocks 1881 Lowest average tame stocks 1885 Twelve Active Stocks. Low point 1885 July 2, 1885, 61.49 High Point 1887 May 18, 1887, 93.27 Lrow point 1888 April 2, 1888, 75.28 Kallied to May 1 Next low point June 13 Ballied to Aug.

8 Declined to Aug. 18 Ballied to Oct 1 Declined to Dear 5 Rallied to Declined to Mar. 18 Ballied to June 12 Declined to July 22 Ballied to Sept 11 Declined 21 Ballied to Nov. 18 Declined to Deo. 4 Ballied to 24 Declined to 8 Ballied to Dee.

18 Declined to 26 18, 1889, 87.77 it 83X9 9L38 86.28 93.67 89.86 92.70 90.52 "allied to Jan. 28, 1890, 9316 Declined to Mar. 5 9011 liaiiied to May 17 Declined to Aug. 21 Ballied to Sept 3 Declined to Sept 15 Ballied to Bept 17 Declined to Oct 15 Ballied to Oct 22 Declined to Nov. 11 Ballied to 12 Declined Nov.

18 83.58 7712 85.95 83.76 8810 81.88 .76.57 .36.33 99.80 41.28 Twenty Active Stocks. July 2, 1885, 48.09 May 18, 1887, 74.17 April 2, 1888, 58.11 May 1 June 13 Aug. 8 Aug. 18 1 5 18, 1889, 68.05 18 12 22 Sept 11 Oct 21 Nov. Deo.

Jan. Mar. May 18 4 5 19 Aug. 21 Sept 2 Sept 15 Sept 19 Oct 14 Oct 22 Nov. 11 Nov.

12 Nov. 18 Nov. 24 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec.

26 Jan. 26 Feb. 9 Mar 7 April 30 July 80 Sept 21 Nov. 9 Jan. Jan.

19 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 4 April 2 April 18 June 7 Aug. 1 Sept 15 Oct 15 Dec 23 a a 4 it a at it it 18, 1893, Jan. 18, 1802, 65.48 69.57 CG.73 65.02 68.48 63.25 64.1b 71.03 6G.79 73.60 70.72 72.81 70.80 28, 1890, 73.35 70.65 78.03 7L78 74.01 70.89 72.65 67.40 69.23 62.06 639 595 64.03 5810 61.41 6019 13, 1891, 85.82 Jan.

13, 1891, 66.25 12 63.11 66.48 63.49 69.00 6150 7351 67.52 4, 1892, 73.51 70.78 75.34 73.36 75.68 ,72.02 74.85 7029 73.08 67.97 71.43 C6.80 70.15 71.78 The twenty active itockf used are: Beading, Omaha common, North American, Pacific preferred, New York Central, Lake Shore, Bock Island, Lackawanna, Union Pacific, St Panl, Northweat Taclflc Mall, Western Union, Louisville Nashville, Atchison, a O. a St Louis, Erie, Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacifier and Jersey Central Vy The twelve active stocks used are: St Paul, Lake Shore, Northwest NX Central, Lackawanna, D. Ii W. Northern Pa-' elflc, "Western Union, Union Pacific, Pacific Mall, Louisville Nashville and Missouri Padflc -yy The output of flour at Minneapolis for the year just ended was 9,750,470 bbls, against 7,827,947 bbls. the previous year and 6,988,.

830 bbls. two years aca The direct exoorta from Minneanolia 1 California, compared with a difference of 4s. lOdVln 1892 and 8337,205 bbls, against 3,038,502 bbls. Jast year and 2,097,025 1C1 In 1891. Ilence, though prices are low.

they are not ex- -floiavwo years ago. iTcly depressea, compared with those i teen a tall pi bd. in ioreign wheats STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. The prices following are intended to show the movement of active stocks by half-hour periods through the day. Tia.

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V. ft Nit prr oiwuod S.iM no' 1. Ima 35 A INACTIVE STOCKS. Corrected to last previous business day: jtAJLBOAD BTOOKS. Auionnt.

Baa. LaatSole. Albany Susqneuanuft 3'A AOaaUe 1'acUlo. Juu lb ki lteiUluoN ft OUlo 1U.U25.IXH) Juu do Bouetto lut. b.Wo.m) Hal to.

Ohio So. Wb iitd tJJ. B.00o,ouo 1 Jun .0 Aj Baaoii Qreek 8.7OO.U00 ItoUetUle 8. Ul. pfd 1)0.

1.275.O0O4V4 18 lloaloo ft M. X. Air 1.000,000 do preferred gtd AO. 8,0.10,000 a Bradfd. Bord.

ft Kluxua linuifnMt. RMiad A Culia 4MI.00M ltulbUo ft 8oQtbwn 'Ul 471.U00 1 preferred 9 'k Boflalo, Boob, ft Jim preferred A Barilla. Cedar Bap. ft Ceutnd reslno 1'A 1 Ja 1 Cuarlotto. Col.

ft Auf. 1 Juu 4 riSLiTi 14.114.000 Jin 18 OM Juo Ohto. BmC IU. pfd .3 UIU. alU.

ft fc. raui pia Au.xo.oia.nuv on Jau 18 Jau It OUeaco Northwest pfd yM.22,U,0uO 14 Jan 18 a. p. u. oma.

pfd a Jo l.n m. a. ft To lie. ui. Utk Sanduaky ft Clere 'Ul 4,015.750 3 da urefxrred 428,5.4) Ohu, WftA.

ft Baltimore qo xroee reemuui. ln nnrfttrmd 12.U1U.U0O -u i i uiu m-mwm hihiiuhuii.u... it iv, 11.1 JUS 1 mmIi.1.. Jun BAILKOAB STOCKS. low do Jllll( ClllTOKO OJ Kauwli A MldiWiin Wjau.

Vwe.Hu. Kwinckir Ceuirl Keokuk ft Dt Uolnp do preferrwi Kooknk A Woolern A 12.... 3i- IW 170 148 14414 ere. ft PItUonrfh rf 1, Ju JK Coeur d'Alette Hy far i.ooo.uoo CoU H. Val.

ft Tol Pfd Ttt. Si.0O0.oiKl 2yj Jun IT Columbia ft Out 1 ftuibQiy ft Norwalk 600,000 2 K7 HUladal ft 8wn JJ 1.05O.OUO Ueurer ft itk Ornode Jan 18 do preforred 9 Ju JJ Uabm Pt. ft83.loo do preferred 703.000 Dei Bar OlV ft Alpena 88 1.070.0U0 Dm Tana. v. ft Ora Jaa IB -V7ii lrt pre! 2 Deo do 2d W.18,K),000 Juu 17 rto ft PHtalmrRU 1.WI8.4O0 1.

febW Klluhntht'ii. Lax. Hl 8 R.O. IO.0.10 Jan KraneTUle Terr Haute QJ. S.000,000.

411Q JO Jan Id oi ioreign wheats. xnere v.uwkw utreiuur as aouuuui.u me paciang 01 mm fa 6,600.000 joo in most of the matkets, mkw inn jwovemDor a to marca i wm exceed ogs. wkttmXX ft IM IT I1H KlugvtoH ft fi-ubroke. Long Inland Louiwuta ft Mo (Jo pnf.irei do pril'U vul l.oiliavllle, Kvhimi. tc til.

L. lo prwfirriHl Louisville, Sw LouIhvUIb, SL LoilIh A Texan. MahtHiiiig Ch1 K. U. Uo jpn'frriii tlnriiuotto, UuukIi.

A Out 'W. do pivfurri'd I A. Mi.hl Mi'tU'aa Onir.il (i.liiiiU'il NaUouhI T'iiidi MIcLlitun (Viiintl 'l2 IS VllL IjlVe tlo iinfurrml MIL. lke 8. pfd VA nllwftukm ft Nrihwu UluiiMtpolli Bl, IxjiiIo do prufi-rpAT.

ilnliilo ft Ohio nim'l 4 18 151 -IMe in aavance oi uiose prevail- caouu xuib wumu juiuicuie yeouo; pi iw-wiiw. 1 1 trade has been firm, the 5 CTri-CTJt lu raising prices. Is. at some iti me jumerpouf mias ground vJ.o dws. r.

risible supply la the- Vte direct cruris were j. a haveibecn most -diJScuIt to: la ICl. lr -1 for.r ir.cr cf Cs rrc-r VI" IU bocn eomo cJv nee. At 1 1 1 Iji ft Tcxiw Morrl ft Knx N. 1.

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ft C. yJ. ft lilK'k It gxd 74 MS. Virginia Midland Warren luiiiruul Ad Viwiern V. ft IVmin Wlwouslii pre.d Tlil'ST COAH'AXiliS.

Faruien' Limn 4 Xiiiil 'Jl'. K. Life ft lruxt Co. 10.. Tniat tki.

gJ V. b. Tru-tl Co. JJ Kxuroix Coiupauy Aiuurluau iuck ft luiurovfiuttut Auiarusuo Exprw Auiumou, 'lupuka ft Saute Fc. AtlaiiUfi ft I'aculu AUuuW ft Cliarlnue Air Auii.Tiuiu rluar Ktiuiiug brmiklyu tlamtwl JUruimwttik ft liar.

Cedar itapliia ft Har uuiai coal A auuuuj Cliauiwake ft CIiImko ft Alum Cuiuigo ft tttiUuu Clilo. hid. Coal Cilia St. I'uul ft K. Chicago iiaa Co fjln, Ham.

ft liaytoo Colorado Coal ft Irou uolorado Fuel Co Colouudtua ft Cool ft li-ou CuinmurrUU Co Couunerulul luWgnau Coiuolldated 4.s4'.i,i0 1 3.7U&.UW I1. .21 .240.4. ill 21 l.in'l ifa l.viii avu STOCK. Am. C.ittou Oil Co.

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linn Juu 14 Juu liiv 5 Is- Jul. IS Ji.n 14 IXv.l-i Jiiii 15 i Jut! lf Juu Ih Jun IN j.ui Juil J- Ni.i l.v, l.l.'.'I.IIIHI 5 l.i 15 1. mnt.nM 0 2. 12 '): J.iu Ju 1 do lHt Ilfd COIlT OF. I'm Ji do 2d jild C'uv gif.

llut I'd Iloiiot it Siuiiun Co. ILuAeiieack atr n-ur. iiu.l2." i do iiruforriHl JD 3 lL'tidiiTuou ltiitlge Co. Irou SUMUiiboat Cm. 'SKI 2 l.oud.'L 1.

Jur. Co. 1 ul. 2.4'K.uiv) KiiumuU LiUMd Oil A Xailuiuil CAirduijo Co. )ifj yM.

o.lKK'.miO 2 aUiiuil Sltg Ci. Ijil. 1 uo me nivta i Juu lrf Id ,4 Jan 8 Juu Jiui Ih Jiiu i Juu .8 1'. LorUlard Co. iirofwrrwl yj.

iO 2 l'roclor Gaiulile Ou. 12 Oct In do pfd cuaiila (JJ. 2.2.".OliO Pullman I'alnoe Car Co. 2 Juu 1 Quitkallvor Mining Co. 5.7o!,7oo,2-5 V1 0 do preferred 4.201,3jOH4 Jwi Hi fciutli'll Cotton Oil Co.

'U2. lU I1 idled State Iiook Uo 1.25o,OoO do pfd Vermout Marble Co S.Ouo.oiW TllANSJ-'ttt OFFlCtS. 13H( 11H 110 16 A 114 l( 4 -86 i 21 114 I4v 70 24 43 7 8U Id iH 141 't Hi ST! tit IU lti ifti IKS i nli t5 40 fcl, i Ud li a it iw I fJJ lirca.lwiiy. llll LiberiT Kb 03 ISroudwuT. Umi-rtor llai'k.

A. Triiat Co. l'ruat Cu. 117 Wall kk. CeuUal Trunl Co.

2M bt Adouw WilCl Uulllator ft Co. 4a Mew bu liroadway. Caiueron Cool 1oaa. Cauadlaa I'avlQe WaU bl. Cauti-al llruucli Uuitiu l'auillo U.tuo.

Man. CuarlutU), CoL Aug. liroadwar. 17 lil oud bk Joint fatuu ft Co. MuU'0Miituil 'iiuaU Metroyolliau Trunk.

ft 47 Wall SL Ouiml 'I'ruaU Broa4way. illllii Uaildlug. Broailwaj. bO Broadway, ...1 Broadway la Broadway. 15Ui St, ft Irrlu- i'l American tiaii.

Uoutloental Couatrui'tioft ft Kio urauae Ul. ft CatUe Feedore' lr Central Truau Kual Tenn. Va. ft Hroadwar. SSultible Ga.

8 Worth ft 1. ..........1 Broadway. fiftmrla PaoWe .....80 Broadwoy. oSTsSm wmow. i' Oreen Bay W.

ft 8. WU Bt. Bouaton ft Texaa Hid. Bloom ft lud. Pee.

ft 6p WjU W. Centrai AT Ullnol. Steal Co John Paton ft i0. LouUTllle N. A.

A (Mo Broadway. Uke Erie ft Won Bn7iwT Mowed OU MHnoer National Baaik. Wahonlii( Coal OMrtjal Devoa. Mempble ft Charleston ...80 Broadway Meiloan National Wall MtniMwnalle ft Kt. Paul Morfrio, Bllae NanhTUle ft Ext'aaDKe It KaUonul Irfud ...............1 BnieMhry, Newport News ft MlMtaatppl VaUef.

IT Broad H. New York. 8ui ft .15 CorUand Sb New fork ft Texan Land. Ixwn. New Tork ft New BkujlAUd.

Truat. Norfolk ft Vraat. Ohio ft Central Tn-af. Orena BolWIn. Oreron Short Trani, pMiiwrlranlii Coal ...1 Hnavfwar.

PhlhdVlpble Oa. Central Tnwt. Pitta, F. W. ft Mnlor.

PIM. MeK. ft Trout Klobmood ft TniKtk Klnhniooil ft Broadway.X Kome, Wat. ft Jntial Trrn ISt. Jo ft Gmnd Tntni.

Bt Panl ft South Tjwn A- Traai. Bt, tenia Ark, ft eo ft Trotv M. Panl ft Ban Craod .26 Oodar tit. fltalidard OU 32 Bronilwny. Trat, foeJ ft Iron Bronilw.

Tone. Cnol ft Iron pfd.i .49 Brna-iwaV. Vlr-lnbnrv ft Lixii ft Triit If yn -t l'i 1 V..