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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
baa rour rAsers Curing II Organization Chsf Jns1ss
tAsssmors 10 tho President OF the board Of trustees
SAVED FROM FREEzTHG By Els DOG.

Az ANN AND LEO Musr BIZ AMpuTArED-KARE
pRrrE rNrKLI rsEScE.
George Hees nilhmsn living ct East Williams
burg. IN Nswtown. Long Island. u IN inmate OF d.
catnar.ns's Hospital, Brooklyn, D., waiting 20 nave
one Of his arms and leg amputated In oroer 70 SAW
his te During the Intensely cold weather last Tues
day night, he started to walk from Williamsburg 70 MS
home about three miles. When about mile nom
homo and while crossing open field, he was se'-eu
with an eplleptc fit and fell on the Tee de Decaho
unconscious and would have frozen to DEATH Dut lor
the timely assistance rendered by his faithful dog
The animal found him PROSTATE on the Ice ana at
TEMPTED TO resusctate mis- by licking his race
and hands rubbing himself against his masters bo0y
and bowling dsmally No one seemed TO hear or heed
the dog but Mr. Heeg recovered sufficiently TO sit up
but could not regain his feet one of his sides was so
beuumbed by the cold that one leg and arm had be-
come useless He managed 10 reach his hat and held
Il out IL front Of the excited dog. The intelligent
creature understood the motive and selling the at In
his mouth started al full speed for Mr. Heeg's house
Reaching the front door he began barking Violently
that he aroused of the wOrAmcn mplOyed on the
place and succeeded in making him understand that
ass stance needed
The man procured help and followed the dog over the
fec for mile, about three O'Clock In the morning, to
where Heeg found badly frozen and unable 10 move.
The raised him in heir and carried him to HIS
home where medical aid was promptly summoned and
efforts successfully made TO restore him. The phy-
sicans said that IL would be impossible to the
mans life unless the frozen limbs amputated
and he taken to the hospital
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shortsr Of . leading bear but q the pur-
chases gsnerally were accepted such. the t1sdes
nishing Largo part of the stock purchased, only
transferred the short account from one 70
many persons Excepting here and there the
days dealings resulted IN no material advances.
The significance Is in the fact that despite the
bearisnT Drocivities of traders, and no mn
nipulatiou. except In favor OF lower valnes the
market holds its own after yesterdays advance.
and Western statement made for 1886.
showing net earnings over first charges Of ST.
POI, 721, the price Of the stock was ! IS; TODAY
with n statement showing net earnings for Ss7 Of
80 S,437 over first charges, we find ourselves
quoting the stock strong at 1871 1-2. Further
comment the situation is unnecessary. The
market closed strong. although not at the highest
figures
FEATURES OF THE DEALINGS IN BONDS.
Government bonds were in better demand with
the bids advanced l-2 per cent for the As and
IA for the lbs. Annexed the closing
quotations:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW yoRK Friday Jan 27-BEEVEs- Receipts tl
10 cars OF 800 head ~ tIpor C"tlIS
against 10 81 head for the sane tine last week .
Noue the attic due hsre to-day for the market had
usctsd 10 arrive before evening with the exception
OF cars on the Pennsylvania Road. Mr d.
trywee reported LaeAawaxeu. on he West shore Road
back tn no a. 70 HHat hpur teY
Albany nothing ctsI the Nswlork Central
SO back for tie market. over 800 Cat
to-day aud tomorrow 10 load the LAKE ~
perior lielvrtia amt GAllleo
81 held put on the market
AMI 3oiOc Wednesday closing figures
The demand not DISK however and butchers would nog
suffer o cattle rrac he'd here until Mon 'ay.
holce Steers sold at 81 % as 30 an few
little NOckers az 81 30 Bns SOFA al ID - 90 anu
car OF state oxen al 81 Z0Gsi - ~ -
Shipments and SUNDAY VIII ncnds $50 Beeyes
superior. S25 the Calico 275 do on tie
ami APO Of Beef III the Hevta ind Olt
OF Berlin Dnlenback VIII also load tho Victoria anu
ISIS Sheep sont American port~
ID Mcpherson; - Western steers 90
at - 80 IL 10 1870 10 az - z q No. 10 a ~ 10
1887 10 &c ~ 81 10 do. lg3o 10 al - 81 40 a." -
81 50 20 DO II 80 b. at 81 90 80 do IZ2s d. A. " '' O
sner@ss Sver. IL chicago steers l25e D. =. g 20
~ do. 1876 - 50 10 s@te oxen iS'" No. - - ~"
1880 10 a. 81 IS. Sas, lao % ~ - ~ e, -, v,t.
CALVES Receipts 10 neat, alont Az N W 's
on hight srrvis the market - arm lSr ~ "a o. or ~
SHEEP All Lam BS-kro o. pas INC a'lh- 'srs ar
yesterday II cars Of 800 hsy 100 Sss sn @
age nearly ali The IL baos aGd very hte IL keN 70
rt aero before There was sharp eeusnd oF the
few sale a. stronger pfee~ anu Tic ''' oearo
"onuon to osi sbesp s. 0s6 so and Fair
IN a.~Indd buckingham 40 state sheep. 30 u. AZ
Go p.r d ~ tate lam5s % 70 &C ID 25s Michigan Do.
u 70 Escipss we're Of l?as head all Jersey
Civ. days rs 81 heat against 29b7a heSa
AMI a,a er- ountn D a 9fc Common HOgA
saiss-J. q. SAITH Ia ohio pss. loJ D. Al 20 per D.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 27.-CsttOu steady. Middlng 10 &c.
Flour Howard street and Western Super
rne 81 81 62 IS Extra To IS OD65 - Family 81 500
80 CIV Mills SuDrrfne - u az IS. Extr O003 g.
do RIO Bran s. l5G5 90 Patausco Family s. 30 Su
Patent 30 Co. Who southern steady. Red
do AnbeT 70Sl 90 Western ngner. Winter Red
SPIT JshuAIv rSiqc tSket February $50 %
SsSa,c: &C.. higher. White
iac. j9c; Mixei SPOT 5S'a
92c; May 6OdA a
81 &c. qu Ell southern 81 @42c: Western White
: 144c Mixed 80 D4lc. Pennsylvania 81 % 70
Ev V1uc Hay Prime thoicr Mrst
err Sl4 30 % seaiv. Ness PORK SIS Is
BukmeatS shoulders ant Clear Rio pdcket
Il 0-14c }acnn-ShOgicrs IS &c. Celr sides FAC
Hams l9s &c Lari refined Butter nrm. Western
packed Creamery GSic. Eggs 22O23c. Lined
do 100 De- Petroleum coffee
o lllo % a 7'sc.
nra lice Copper a 10 ~ zoe.
higher 81 lop-l 20 FreIght- LveTueul
sttnn 3.lGL Flour sacks - Gram
! L-i Receisi--FlogT 545S bbi~ what 600 BUSH
Corn 7.Sp0 bush. Osf~ 5000 bust ShpmsntsFl)ur 7sT
bbls Sale--Wheat TD9U0 uush. Corn 100000 bash
CHICAGO jan 27-The II ding INJURIES ranged follows
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per yorfA Ricer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERTAL-rhe unfavorabIe weather has
csnsei little iensnI exist tho different DEPART
OF the market Havcrriw Har Bricks quoted at
S71S7 IS quantity per mon and aroaf; Pale ~ p
f3 10: Cretons. brown sl3Gfl5; hafk. Slfa-iG, rsd
fl40@l6 Trenton and Philadelphia Front Alongside pier
$27 s2s; Rock land Common Line ~ Finishing al 20
Goats HAIRS @S5c per BASH Cattle HAIR. ~ a22c
Cement 81 l. % s2t5 for rnnnd lots Porila.d,
English Portland 81 ~ 1s2 80; Rosendsle oil lUasI 49,
Ground Lime soc; LatA 20 % per N
COFFEE-The option market a semi neroralired
CONDITION during the OF tie day
demand In priv ts channels In consequence The
for Brazil Erowhs nominal 60 quote. Sales 1000
bags No IL afoaL The miler sly
today. Sales yesterday 3,25r bags Marlcsbo WIN q
sharp decl ae In the quotations Havre he speculative
market op~nod weak de line Of faUi5
and OF 10 25 distant months bnr
reaction bsequenty set IN nd the close 20
135 points net docne for TIE LAY a. follows;
January, HOO: Februry. l27l0 2.Tj; March.
1900; July. ll70GII7j. August. ll.55Wis.6O.
September II 4O1 II So October II. 5sllS5 Novem-
Der. il.2OGll25 December. l2UG 1928 The Of
the different months January a. Is
1890; February. 1909 ll.55. March, l2.jOa ~ O5;
Apru. I2056llS0 May lAO5Dl 10. Jane ly.U50
II so July IL - % 3n; August ll6O0ll.2O. September
lL458 lliO; October. 1880 100. November. ll.2D4
Hoo: December. lL2j1ll.Ol "a es l7z.2jO bags
COTTON Prices fr pot goois Oci " changed
but the at The cls-e was weak Sales 81 hiles
all Of which for consumoton The port receipts %
dav aggregated l32 bss comparing tn O. 2 bales the
week and 20 1875 bss Tor tho corresponding ay
yesr receipts aggregated s55 l47 bales
4.3Di. ijS for the same tine lat season.
Quotations basel tho American standard OF CLsiiici
lion are "A 10 lays
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIyERrsoI- Jan. 27-33O m--Bset-In fair de-
Bacou-In poor demand Cumberland cut dull at sos.
3D.; short clear dull At 4lA loug clear dull at 80.
short rius dull 3ea 9 H. shoulders dul at 25s Cd.
CheeselA demand American siocs hrm A. 6Os. ID.
Taiiowln good enand; prime city nrm AT 2lN spir-
its Of rurpsuune-In poor demand duh a. 29a Cd
hosin-In Tar dsmand common seac At 3s I'd. Lara
spot and Futsres-ID poor denana prime Western
spot aud January euh sss. Cd, February aad
march dull al Sns Cd Whsst-In poor demand. New
90 WINTER dnn at es. ssd; do sprng dull al 6s.
dull 9s a. Corn soot and tutar.sIn moor de-
,r mnsa Western pot dnn at "A lOi.d; DO Jan
1Art ne AZ 80 l'A9i do February dull at "a I0i3Ls
GO Ai en- nu a.: lO2 Hops At Loadon New YORK
LONDON Jan 27-4 D. NJ Prodncs-Caisu,ta L,n,.ed on
sss ST per quarter LInsssi cake. R6 l0A a6 Pa 81
per Ton Tor WESTERN i1lsssd OIL, l9s ai. per cwL;
h-nned peroIeum Sad . Nj gallon, spirits Tur.
ANTWERP. Jan. 27-wcors isrd closed ~ ss francs
centimes per 100 kio- PetroleumEins Pale
N ran0s 5za csnns- paid ami 10 rancs rs confines
- " - ~ 49,
BEKfEx Jan TWticsrs lard closed IS 81 marks 80 pfsn
nixs per llO Ma Hetrslsnm. marks 20 pisnnIgA
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Onion Ian 27.-TIs Drspsrs'
journal Cdtte-ReceiDts 1000 shipments
1000 market steers So l01s4 90 sockers
eedeTs - IOstS 80 Bulls AMI Mixed ST. %
df3 50 Texas Cattle 81 s0OSS 90
HOas- keceBts 1000 heat shipments 1000 head Mar
a shade higher Mixed 81 20 o. IS: Heavy
s. 01s5 rs. Light SIS 0, as 90 skIUs s. 90 S5 90.
1000 head: shipments 1000. Market
steadv NATIVES $50 20 30 Western - 5OG5 TO- Texans
S. OJGs4. Lambs 35 uODsS rs
27.-CdGts- 800 heat ship.
lO0i higher Choice Heavy Native
sJesrs 80 Far Good Naive steers S. 9O4
81 90; Butchers Medium Choice 81 10 asa 20
feeter- far good 81 80 hangers.
Orhinarv Good 81 250S4 70
HoQs-SecsIpts 240i neal shiOnents 500. Market
wa higher Heavy Butchers
selection. IS 10 s. PACKING and Yorxer. Medium 10
Prime So 250s6 To- Light grsdsA Ordinary
So OO % 81 80
sheen Receipts i.7Oo shipments 400 MArkss steady
Fair w Choios S. 1O1t5 50
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TO Run THE STAGES ON SUNDAY.
MANY STOCKHOLDERS or TIE FIFTH AVENUE

TRANSFORMATION COMPANY INDIGNANT.
TIE Avenue transportation Company, through tho
activity young and despite the pro-
Stockholders OF experience, mas decided 10 run
Its stages On sunday The deficit OF $4,000
part company has supplied the main source OF
majority Of directors This decision
has raj sed breeze along the line, however Mr. Ely
Goddard Thu sGay, ths meeting u The di ecter
elmOnlcOs the SUNDAY question had
not been considered Yesterday stockholders OF the
company receiving directors
bad decided run stages Sunday.
Some Of the former directors. elders In ethics and
fnsnce characterized Mr. Ely-COddad's statements and
this announcement unmessured terms They declared
that Mr. Ey-GoddsTd would the company into the
ground Sidney Dillon sold his in the company
and Russell sage is said be disguised in
which M Ely Goddard has things Next Sunday
run Eifth-ave.
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Levs.N Jan. IA D. n.-Consois. l02 1916 for money
ami lO2 account United cont bonds,
1884, DO. rs, llOS Atlantic and Great "esI1ra nrst
3sis Pacific,
Western mortgage
tInC4t-- ~ a. second cOnsOis lOl IT Paul
COmMsn 7S NeWYork Central 10 q heating 33's Hut
Bay Company, % vt Canada Northwestern and Con
pauy 10. Pennsylvania So Mexican Ordinary 40 = :;
limos Central l22a. spanish Is, 81. Bar silver "a
a III. Paris atvicrs quote per
- centipss the account and
exchange on London "A Confines for checks
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DIED UYDER sUsPICIors oIRouNsrAYoES

I7I11D O''"1@ DO 4tIVtN IHUUMSTANDEn
Mrs Mary Seymour died under suspicious cfrcum-
stances at No 81 Bartle't-st. Brooklyn, yesterday
morning. She was separated from her husband and
lived with her brother. Her husband was ,n the
habit Of visiting her and spent Thursday evening
with her, and they drank some whiskey. She went
10 apparently good health, but awoke in rea,
ps,n and died In short time. She was addicted 10
drink Part Of bottle OF liquor found beside
her Her husband. Andrew seymour, age forty of
No I0e Deoevoise place, Brooklyn, arrested and
beld 10 await the action o. the Coroner. He denied
having given his wife anything TO cause her death
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CALLrYG 4 Ia srOR FROM ORICA oO

Sotw thstandns the storm on wednesday evening
ne largest meeting Of the congregation held by the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, lately known
the Presbyterian Memorial Church, whose pulpit has be-
come vacant by the Of Dr. Charles Robinson.
voted unanimously cali Rev. Dr. s. MCPHERSON.
now preaching in the Second Presbyterian Church OF Chi
cego II Dr. Aepherson should decide accept tho call
Oh this congregation he viii and the the
sost Pres oytefan ono In this STATE, csnabls Of seating
isOo people, with o handsome chapel BY Ia side With
,hs capacity OF 400 and In OF the finest nsishbor
@ In %" city Ths church Is atty years old and hAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

Flour marset du neglected prices sea ~ unchanged
Winter Plfen
Isl % southern Winters 81. Mich. all
Winters Far u Cho.ce ,rcslI- g. 80
a hocr Minnesota P4teu "a 5j e 81 30.
>on Whesi PIients - l0g q ~ Minnesota BAKERS 1
sacks SIS % G<5 MeOum Choc- springs - GuV
- So -priA~s 81 7UesZ 90. KJe Flour
e ooGt3
Cash ions a. 0lows-NO Spring Wheat 7ji
also No Cd ourn< Wheat nominal No ked -04c.
80 it
~. No 2 s3WoJc 40. Flax - -.
Priue Ilmotny segl al s. A. Mes, Pors per OBJ.
ria 20dSl4 %. Iari 100 - 81. RIis
j2A2 ssltsi shoulders boxed 70 9oS rs %
short CIear siies boxel % 90 NnsksT .s.tsrs'
nnslei goods gapn 81 i4 ~uSar-CuI LOAF 8 q &c
Grauulatsd sc. Standard "A" 01s,-
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Ian 27.-Iu Appeals ts-day the fol
loving argued;
No $50 Kte V. Moebas, respondent, agt Henry Herr
mauu. appellant
". 5J5 Nor,nan L. Hubbard respondent aSt the Long
Island Ga.lrOai Company, appellant
No GJ7 Anthon) j. Meas ser. respondent, agt George
" Others. appellants SuDmte[
NJ 800 George L. Dsuge. appellant, azt JOIN L. CoIOy
respOulcuL
JOhuson, appellant
Following the day calendar for January SOi
Nos GEO. 66I e52 2s-. GI9. $40. 666 and 667.
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BURr WHILE ooAsrIy0 on B0BSLED.

HURT WHILE COASIINU ON A BVB-NLED
Mathia. Golden age OF 23ll secsndave- badly
Thursday while cOlstns down the hill! in Onehun
Lexngtonavc He reached Lex
ingonave iust heavy double belonging TO the
Harlem 81 Company mp ths avenue The sleigh
under wees OF tho truck aud the boy had his legs
crushed. both will have to DO amputated He
renewed The driver held
fors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

State bonds were quiet; Louisiana cOnsol As
were steady at 80, and Tennessee settlement IS
easy at 20 81 OF city bank STOCKS American
Exchange sold t45J at $40 "a, and Commerce
800 at / Go l-2.
The general bond market continues to develop
an active demand and stronger figures. Io-day
the dealings at the Stock Exchange, in Burlington
and Quincy Is, Nebraska, were marked feature
over 100000 sold at 92 l-2a92 7,S. Ere
second 6s sold at 90 l-4a99 1-2. New-Yorlt.
Chicago and ST. Louis As were active at 80 3-4a9O.
Central Of Now-Jerscy IS rose TO 100 l-2. East
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia gold 5s rose l-2
TO 90. Elizabeth. Lexington and Big Sandy IS
advanced 3 to l04. Chesapeake, OHIO and
Southwestern seconds were active al y 5-sa72 IL.
Atlantic and Pacific incomes were active at 20 5-sa
p 3-e. Denver and Rio Grlnde As rose l-2 TO
10 l-2. Texas and Pacific incomes were ur to
80 l-2, and frsts Rios to SO 7-sa69 SIS.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold $4,000
at 80 5-sa33 IA Chicago Gas I rust 1900 at
80 2a39 Ia Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
q 500 at 30 7-sa32a31 7-s; Newport and Mis-
sissppi Valley q 100 at 10 l-s; and Mexican
National new frsts 81 $1,000 at 81 Ia.
Money ruled easy at 12a3 per cent, closing
offered 1T 3 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows Exchanges, S83,972,4O6; balances s4,347 -
529.
sUB-TREASURY OPERATIONS
The Sub-Trasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House s72550g The business of the
Sub-Treasury for the week ending tonight in
cludes receipts Of s6.096 go and payments OF
SL0S4.376. leaving the general balance sl52,-
281,S70. against 81 J3,269626 January 20, show
ing an apparent loss of SOS I, 1916 but dcductine
from the payments 1927, 900 for items which only
affect the SuiTreasury', account IN the General
Treasury. its loss as affecting the banks Is only
$50. 1913 Tu-dnys operations covered Receipts,
sS00.I37: payments. sl1l3,0l9 currency bal
ance. 81 O.s79sOO; coin balance. sI4l,402,070
REPORTS FROM WASHING ron
The United States Treasury ar Washington re-
celved to-day S5lS,000 National bank notes for
Tbe customs receipts were 5000 237. and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28

tina prnluca leeltn che Batter market
: % Sag Fancy Creamery -40'4- Dairy -O0 Eggs
CINCINNATI Jan. Flour was ,tsaGy: Fan.'y 81 50 o
keeeIp's 1000 Ou' ,dp"e, gso SoTa wa 'e1ag
K gs 1'1 t, rSort SI6. : 7gss Bacon .tcay an
Observation-Disclosures 4 ear al - 81, Whissev was nrn
Sales 80 barrels OF dnisIed goods on The ol't' u
Prime DAIRY roll lsc Eggs - DC Cheese- PRIME 70
anG Light "a 90 - IL PACKING ANA 80 IS
Receipts $500; shipments L-2o
we're s9s Saiet-Sa VIII s5c RE was weaE No. G-'
PORK January "a OGtt IS Lar January y a. Butter
i 19l2c. Recent. Flour 5000 obl% Wheat ll.o0o
s4rrv 5000 ou-A
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan g7.-wnoat higher. In store.
sGsc 10 Northern IS ge. Feorl4rr IS &c. Nav
754.e Flour Patent sacks to snip 81 Ooas+ TO- BAKERS
PHILADELPHIA 27-Four market dali, prices steady.
wesera and Psanss v49a slssrais 81 69Ssi 71 do 10
Clear "A OO@i 20 10 do straight - rs a. 40 Indiana
ssnthera Inols Clear -: do .trairnt
s. 40 Winter Patent TAR to choce - "a 75 Minnesota
good choice ~ 90 DO do Favorte brands - ID
s. 2502 50 per 100 70, wheaL market continued dul
go. zoe: 10 for February IS. seoi.c 10 MaTcn 9iS
Corn opt hrin, DONG speculation OF
OK goT, sDt i0t gnrt n.t zts'' sais OF 10 lS NEG
soc No. Mixed Tor JAnuar. 57'sa5s.c DO February
for May 81 9s &c oats spot 9ts quiet gr'css hrniY
held sales OF Uner ied White at Ale; No White 40
No WnIto 4la GfZc; Futures quite but steilv.
N-,2 White for January Al "a 2c lie LOT February A '
O4l 2c. for Mdrcn 4l40ils4c 80 for April
NJ 4ls.O42c do for Nav 42q42+c. Potatoes
nrin-PeunsYlvina Ant NeN-isrk EarV Rose
wnite. per ~ @s5c; DO 40 Far 10 "oot 90
7Ue- B.T,ahSs Waite choice - Zoe.
10 Far Good o. e7nc. HeOrons
7OD7 OS1 Sc. Provisions steady
Borl y Family, bb.. 80 OO0e0 So DO Packets
- GOA 5O smoked Be- <l20Sl5. B-ei dams tl7 jOD
sS so. PORK MSS Sl6 % OSl5 So 10 Prime Mess new,
Sl4 So DO f. miiy SlDUSlI Hams Smoked per 70. II ~
~ do cured tierce- lO0 lie SIZES Clear Ribbed
Il Sides bbei smoked
Shoulders. AMI fully cured osGGsc.; do
smoked a 7S7 40. shoulders picks cured. 74e
&c smoked s.. d, Bellies IN picsie
19 &c 10 Breakfast Bacon. lOOllc Lard steady
CIV Kennel :, 81. steam 81 y d Butchers loose
81 3OdS7 Is Butter nrrn-Pennsvivaua Creamery
33 g 34df Western SIC. g y.
Y Creamery Extra - OIJc.s PaCgsg Ouft-r lOD SC.
Cheese New YORK Fun Cream l2J.Dl3c; ono
Flats. Choice at ia 0I2o 10. Far Prime. II &c
Eggs dul. Psnus7lvanla Al 12qg23c
Ono AMI other Western nr-ts 225e. Pstroeuu-7l
AOei bblA Tao Refined steady Gr-nulatea
z LOO sc P.gdered a. = tld97 6lec Feed stesdy-
300 bulls Wheal $40 1900 sush Oat.
1870 Shipments Wheat 500 bush. 4.sJO
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHisGTCs Jan 81 In nited supreme Court
TO-DAY arsunient was continued The United
6J4es appellant agt JaCinto Tin Company aud
others
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SALES At TIE Consolidated STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
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ldarl Of classlIcl
.
STAINED

Good Ordinary lilo Low Mding jlg
ST. Cool ordinary. go Afding --.....-.lO SlB
The aDto on market moderator active The opening
practically AZ Last evenings and the result o ths
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LADIES Eaainel your Ranges twice
q year iops onre a wesS and ron
have the ftnest polished Stove IN the
world All Dealers. 3. W. WIZ
KINSON 6 o.. JoobinS AgsLsA
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SUING FOR A wIFE's SOCIETY AND SERVICES.
on an appeal from the Judgment In favor Of william
Auey in his against the Manhattan Railway Company
for damages for OF society and services OF his
wife IN consequence being injured by falling ON tho
stems OF an elevated station, General Term OF the SUI
preae Court has finding OF the below In
favor OF the plainti1. The says
The hus entitled the and society OF
rs wife and entitled damages against party who
" Justly deprves lin Of such assistance and society.
vbshar the de- has been the result OF neggrnce
or has been caused by The entcng away " the VIE
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STOCKS DULL, BUT STRONG.
THE MARKET STILL A LIMITED ONE.
ANOMALOUS CONDITION OF PRICES As CON-
PARED WITH YEAR AGO.
srocKA

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JAx. IT.
THE GENERAL LIST
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Balance OF pronts.. s2.24O,St s2OS7.69 sSlSsS1o
PRICES CONTINUE TO HARDEN.

To-day's stock market was rather a continuation
Of yesterdays dealings than those OF a new day
The characteristics were the same. There was no
" bull' movement nor manipulation, only harden
ing OF values under "A slightly increasing dcmahd
on an absence Of supply. The board rOom traders
are still inclined 10 think it is "A trading market
aud after some early covering of Yesterday
sales made upon the same idea, rcsold Tor a re-
action. Probably some 5000 shares of 81 fauL
stock we're purchased, partially ~ cover tAs
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SIX KINps on 1NK UsED nv one WIFI

In the contest over the will Of William wait oe'oe
a,ers Undsrh in surrosstes Court yesterday Jaw
A. carvalho the expert penTanship 'es'ineu 'A' INC VIA
, naiure- were written dferent kinds OF INK ano
t sst- Jupe "a 1854 have been written some
time after the Will purported be executed The testaor
av all h,s property second WIFE, JEANNE f. Walt Tor
uf providing equal division after her death between
a cbr-u and his wifes SISTER Miss Sarah Fletcher ex
.pt his daughter Louise T. W Philips, was to re-
,.ve only a. The children contesting the will The
.sartug Will be contnued next Wednesday.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE
WILMINGTON. Jan. 27.-furpont no stsa'ly .. 81 se
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shares
OpG u'gt Low't FINAL Bid. Ark'd SELL.
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REMOVING CLERK OF THE CITY COURT.
Tho Judges OF the City Court erday removed John ~
rom tao position of the Court and appointed
r DAILY In HIS place Both are Tanmany Hall Deho''a
Daily cannot assume the duties OF The Office until ne na
49, cvu ss,vc. ..s.uotion and until he Goes so no
,ther anpmntmeutslp the court DO made fi"an'"o
Deputy Cs,k George ". Wallace is acting O'efA VI wv
The salary OF tie position Is g.. 0O0