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The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-BY A WIDOW OFEXPERIENCE.
w with no incumbrance, position as
managing houseBeeper in a wldower's or
bachelors family; reference given and re-
quhed Address WIDOW, Critic office.
A FIRsECLASS COLORED BLACKSMITH
~ wishes place IN shop: best references,
W, u, O., 1l30 10Th 81 n W.
NITANTED- WASHING AND InONINO ny
w the day or 10 take home by respect
able colored woman, Apply ~ No, . Marion
81, bet 9Th and 7th and y end q.
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son sGle-pousFs

b. -
UOR SAfE-A NEW ROW OF SEVEN Ov THg
II most complete bay-window houses tn this
city, bet Y and u sts n W; each house CON
tains. ~ rooms, bath, furnace, range, front
and back stairs and cellar. handsomely pa
pcrcd, beautiful crystal chandeliers; houses
upen for inspection; price eS, ,3OOp tch for the
inside ones anil So, 800 each for the two end
WASHiNGToN DANENHOwER, succossor
to Danenhower & Son, 1l15 + stnw.
TOR SALE a BARGAiy-TwO HOUSES
~ zone 1OlGxiS feet, other 1SN5D and one
vacant lot USxl10 on 10th st, bet and 9
sts u e; houses are new, have press brick
fronts. contain seven rooms, bath
aud all convenlences, and rent for So5 per
month each; good tenants; price for houses
and lot, $4,000. Apply ato29 10th stne.
TOR SALE-SBvERAL PIECES OF PROP.
II erty, improved and unimprovcd, belong
ing TO an estate; centrally located; can be
bought at bargain. For further Information
apply TO JOHN +. WAGGAMAN,
1908 f stn W.
LOR SALE THE OWNER OF ONE OF THOSE
E attractive and convenient Wallach Place
n w 0rOOm, bath and all. OnYenienceSl
houses, wishes to sell. Address u, box 80,
p. o.
FohsALE-
J. st, near 10th new Broom brick lot 1sx
90; $4,000.
i1ih 81, near N e, 3story frame, 10 rs;
nth st, near n s e, 11.room brick and store,
stable. etc; 2iX1O0; $4,000.
A, near 9TH Sc, 3 RS and cellar; brick; good
house; lot 21x135; S8,75O.
Park Place n e, good Groom frame; lot
16x1OO; 81 600.
We can offer several lots on Meridian Hill at
good Investment price.
Send for new bulletin.
MACGOWAN & CAMPBELL, 1O0S1OiO T.
II, successors TO Baxter " MacGowan
COR sALE-wE OFFER FOUR VERY NEAT
IT, and complete Groom brick houses, lust
finished, on 18th 50 n ., within half square of
II 81 cars, as an investment, or will sell them
separate TO parties wanting snug home ON
easy terms
SWoRMsTEDT s. BRADLEY, 027 + st.
INOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW iO.ROOM
IL house, Old II II W; this house has all
modern conveniences, range, latrobes, open
CRATES, closets to every room, handsome gas
fixtures and dry cellar under tho whole
house Lot 2Ox1OO. Price 81 .2o0.
SWORMSTEDT ~ BRADLEY,
O27 + 81 W.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

No REPUBLICAN Presidential posi-
bility has declined to be a candidate
for as much as two days.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
ITOR RgXr-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A nARg OppOnTuNiTY ~

and bOnrdcrs. In one u The most IashIOnabIe
and central locations In city; only responsible
parties need answer. Address box j X, Critic
office.
IHOR RENT-A RARE OPPORTUNITY ~
II taken before the 18th Of March, par
TALLY furnished house, only 500 dn adyance)
per month; SSS already IN the house and eight
rooms left, Including large basement and sta
bic; very central. Address RARE OPPOR-
TUN1TY, Critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
ae.xs,rIREi FIREi FIREl
M@,-SpEcIAL NOTICE.

Or. JAMES RADCLIFFE, 715 l4th st. II.
w, has arranged for administering oxygen
Gas TO irregular PATIENTS; that Is, such as re-
quire only inhalations of the remedy. Terms
and particulars ON application.
~, FOR SALE-330 SHARES CAPITOL
EhSSsa Type.writing Machine Company
stock in certificates TO suit, at S5 per share.
a II. FlCKLlNG, 1864 32d st, or GURLEY
BROS. 1919 Il ST.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

TnE NEW YoRK C0mmercia{-Adoer-
Hser is opposed to trusts, for the rea-
son that they are irresponsible TO the
public, have no corporate existence,
and are creatures of the law, exempt
from the laws control. Subject them
10 'just and necessary legal regula-
ton" and nobody would have ground
for complaint. Our esteemed eontem-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

y4rE;-,. TIE CONVENTION TO ELECT CHAIR.
RS1$a man and chief marshal for the
Emancipation Celebration, on the 27th inst,
at Potomac Hall, 32d and n streets, is hereby
place and hour. G. +. MOSEBY, chairman;
WM. IL. BROWN, secretary.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

UI0R RENT-225 PENNA AVE, RECENTLY
IL occupied by Adams Express Co; well
suited for a store or restaurant; will rent rea
sonable. NJ NJ. PARKER,
lIIS 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

TnE ATLANTA Constitution, II pro-
lection organ, says Cleveland is the
greatest President since Lincoln"
lie is even grcater-he weighs 325
pounds.
II THERE Is ONE thing more than an
other that Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
probably realize to-day. it is that this
IS not Florida weather.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
FOR RENT -Houses.

ron HENY-EIGnT NEw 5.ROOM 2STORy
= ~ bay window brick houses. corner North
Capitol and Patterson sts n W, sl3.5O per
month; white tenants only. Apply 10
HElSKEL & McLEIlAN,
M Iput a. n ~
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FOR STORES.

U'OR RENT-STORE-2 PENN. AVENUE,
IL 3.story brick, 10 rooms and large stOre
lately occupied by the Adams Express Co..
can be leased by responsible party at a rea'
sonable rent. Inquire Of
NJ. NJ, PARKER,
1lIA at
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

4 pious pork-packer Of Chicago has on
one wall of his Office this motto; "rrust
in the Lard" and on the other this one {;
"The Lard viii Provide
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

Mn. YosT of Virginia made II gall
liant fight Saturday for Mrs. Kirby's
pension, ana we are glad to see that
he won it. Under the bill as passed
her pension is increased from $50 to
$50 n month, which, it is said, will
give her about $4,000, dating it back
10 1873, instead Of the $4,000 which
Mr.. Yost contended she was really
entitled to were she granted arrears
from 1872. She is the widow of Major
Il. NJ. Kirby, whose disease was CON
tractcd in the Florida service, and is
now IS years Of age.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
DENTISTRY.
STEAMBOATS,.
MOUNT VERNON!
M MOUNT VERNON
MOUNT VERNON |

STEAMER w. W. CoRCORAN
Leaves 7th'st, Wharf daily lexcept sunday
for MOUNT VERNON
Al 20 O'Clock a. m; returning, reaches Wash
ipEtOn about $50 q. 70.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

NssSa=sTHE COLUMBIA TITLE INSURANCE
Hhel2A. COMPANY
of the District of Columbia,
having moved into its new hreproof
building, corner of 9TH and Il
streets W, announces TO its friends and the
public generally that II is now ready for the
business Of lnsuring titles, issuing abstracts
and certificates OF title, preparing deeds, Sc.,
mortgage and transfer of District real es-
tate.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27
.eyS.z9,NOTICE.

VfElsa9sNOllIb'
All stockholders and subscribers TO stock of
the "Glymont Steamboat Company of the Dis
trct Of Columbia" are hereby notified that
there will be u meeting of the Stockholders
and subscribers To stock of the above named
company held at No. 8i7 Louisiana avenue,
between Sixth and seventh streets northwest.
In Washington, d. G., on the 10th day Of
March. A. u. 1883, for the purpose of collect
ing and receiving the unpaid mstallment OF
80 Per cent. on said stock ordered by the
Board of Directors at a meeting held October
20, 1857, being the second or final assess
ment.
All subscribers are therefore hereby notified
To pay said assessment 10 the proper officer Ol
said company ON or before the date above
named, under the penalty of forfeiting the
shares of stock subscribed for and all previ
Gus payments mdde M6reoR."
o. +. THOMPSON Secretary.
vqvr. FINE ART AND ILLUSTRATED
Hsdasa books bound fun Morocco gilt edge.
We have stamps and dies. Magazines % and
20 cents.
LYCETT BTNDERY,
1912 Penn aWL
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

rnE INTERVIEW of tire lV0rld's COR
respondent with Mr.. Blaine seems TO
settle it that the Pluned Knight is
ont of the tournament sure enough.
A Syracuse correspondent of The
CRTIc to-day suggests the man for
the Republicans to put in his place.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

Several of our young men with more
cultivation than cash have determined to
withdraw from the Anti-Poverty Society
and to organize an "Uncle" Poverty So.
ciety. Three gold balls will be their
badge.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

E0R RENT-A NICE SEvEN.ROOM HOUSE;
II hall, gas and bath; newly painted; large
yard; No IL 9th st n e, two doors from East
31b Pa ave n W
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

The Locke Of the National Opera Com
pany is broken.
The Washington critic., 1888-02-27

NATIONAL OPERA in this country, to
be successful, must be nationalized.
10 be popular, it must be run at popu-
lar prices. To be truly American, it
must not be wholly foreign. Above
all things else, imported artists should
not be paid monthly salaries greater
then many Of them on their own I'M
aided merits could not earn in a year.
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or nearly cs Der cent. The Louisville and Nash
Vile statement for November also makes III en-
couragng exhibit. 1t shows gain In net earn
ings of S95,424, or 1 per cent. which gives gun
for the Ave montiis-Juiy 20 November JUL
S255,Oll or nearly o per cent
The new year opened ut the Stock Exchahee
with dull and saggng stock market. Last year
opened with no little buoyancy ct much higher
figures than those ruling now. The uncertainties
of the outcome Of the strike by Philadelphia ana
Reading coal miners is sufficient TO account Tor the
dullncss that records only 1908 shares as the
total of the days stock transactions. 1t deiers
buying either for investment or speculation. but
brings no real stock to market. On the duiness
traders sold stock down in the morning andon
the repurchasng later in the day the prices raj
lied Philadelphia and Reading opened of 5-o Mt
So l-s, declined to GA 5-s. and closed at 65 SIS.
Delaware, LaciSawanna and Western sold down
to 100 IA. but IL closed at 1919 7-S-the san>3 as
Friday evening. Chicago and Northwestern was
sharply raidcd' down is per cent to 106 %.
and it closed at l07 l-8. st. Paul was sold oil
5-S per cent to "a 3-8 and closed at "a ID
Norfolk and Western preferred sold down to
~ rs and closed at AZ IA bid. Union Pacific
was sold off 1-2 per cent to 5 l-S. and il closed
81 "a bid. The bears took the first inning on
prices of the year, but they did it in a very
timid sort Of way, and the market closed strong.
STATE OF THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and easy. with tie
bids of Il per cent for the Is and i23. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Tuesday, Jan. 3-Recsipts 1913 caro1ds
OF 2O7s eadS3 at Goth ST. Mr. other
city slaughterers23 at Jersey CITY, OF which 10
for the market and export alive
at OAK GIN also for expectation. No trading cattle
yards. Feeling dull
quiet Choice csrcasses
with Inferior selling as low as 5la0jac
shipments 1852 Live Cattle the bike
q Hou>eman Tomorrow the Nevada and Gcrminic VIII
take out 5000 quarters of Beef
Receipts ~ head. Market steady At previous
quotation Hume Mullen sold IS Pennsyl.
yana Yearnss Ala average SO O5 and % Eel Calves
III ID average; also at 49,
Dressed Calves quiet but stedy at sole for Country
Dressed Eess To- Be- Tor City Dressed, and 5sJc
Dres- e'i Gr2,se
SHEEP AND LAMBS No fresh arrivalA Tho ew cars
hold over had moderate inquiry at Yesterdays prices
nary 10 Prime sheep Dd at u 1886 4D Common Primo
Lanbs q, s. rs as 675.
Dressed Gution SLOW. but steady, at 7GsLc for City
Dressed and 6rdSc Buffalo and Western Dressed
Dressed Lsnsbs IN light demand "a lOc.
sales-Jud& Buckingham 40 OHIO Sheep, 30 10 average
81 So 40
Hume Mullen 100 sheep rs average at - rs:
81 DO. rs 10. at SIS 80. ~
Eyeritl 4 piieock: 1856 Ohio Lambs. 81 ID. at sGT5
HOiS-cccpts for tie past two 40h.st, "a
OF ia sId and back Jersey city Market
steady WIN reported sales OF Ordinary TO Fair HOGS IS AZ
a 50 40 A carload OF Prime ONO Hogs would probably
bring IS IS
Country Dressed firm at 6qa7c for Heavy; 7hS7i ioI
Medium; ga lsc for Light JERSEYS.
j. O. Smih date Yesterday lSS Ohio Pigs 93 average
at ~ % pr 100 ID "a H. 81 ID. at IS 40
". n lIumc: 20 Pennsyv MIA Hogs. 1876 10 average q
SIS 10 per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
COURT CALENDARs-TO. DAY

W "a g % IS s AGaey SSs
is 100 5a i5d a0a ao ao; ac7 zoe Ell a is ai.s
surRKME couEr:-oKsKRaL TrnM-Beio Van Brnnt p J.
, % los 10; SS 49, IA Il H. Il g. III p i5
IHss,
s's % a. 500 SIS e." ~ 81 T.? 49, g. 81 ~ so
surREnE CouRr-cIHcurr-PARr I.-Before Barrett j.
sTrn,Ar s5o rRstGgs LewrsScs
is ss sss a II lfSs go 80 1857 sS 3sS
.sUrRrHk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III;-petorc Patterson
1873 1913 i 4 49, issf iiS 4 sO ''0 1863 '
No m ao S Ia o d ISL
ioss 1929 e 1922, 600 $780, s7a 1850 227S l472 li7S
sunaos.rrs Counr- Before Ransom, SWIM of Ohm
,s rs j 81 ass sod sse
svrsn'oR 9ovar7GEs L ss PART L-BeiOro seds
scfEEIon oSunr-TaAL TEHM~pArr II-BetOre Freed
ms TrHHoH 47S s Ts s ISIS ibfor' oeOr
sc sG ls g i1 aEArAH' 'vb0'' T'n'H
COMMON PIEAs-GESERAL tERN-,Be'cre Lawrence C. j.
COMMON rlrAs-srrcAL TTGx-BeiOre nay. J.-No day
CONVOY rLxas,TrnsI rTna.rAny Before Van Hoe
:Ss ss Ri 400 SsS. s4 57b 5sd $50 S57 So 49,
s ss s3 s4s s7si sf $685. s
2Sll 2S20 1892. 2s2S. 2s29
I ut, s75 90 r ssS 5a
3u52. 3053 3O5s 1899. $685. 3OT3.
CITY CcUar--TEiAL 1ERM-fARr 11I-Before browne. J.
Nos 29s6. 2S12 POP. 200 29s6, 29sI M 2eu2 ~ u,
2g17 1907. 1925 2O05. 20OG 1921. 1923. 29J3, 2lj6
COURT GRSERAL sgssoys-PAgr I-Bcfore Glider.
sleeve j.. and Assistant Dsrict-Att0rney DavsNoa /.
2 3. D. S. 8. a. H. H. l3 P6adngs-H 10. IT, IL
Is 10.
CoURr GENERAL SESSIONS PART II.-Be'ore Cowing.
J.. ssistant D,lrIci itcrncy BcorNo 2, s. 4.
%, 7, g. 9, TO- IL. II. IL. II. IL, 10. H.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSsPARr III Before Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald Nos
Ia "a 10, H. II, Is. IN. 15 III. H. Is 10, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Jennie ". Bunnell year ago went to Stern
brothers in TwentyshIds To buy cloak. She had one
On which she valued SIS. She took this OIL TO try on
snothe owing draft She went 10 another counter
while clerk accompanied her, carried her cloak and laid
a. On While trying ON CLOAK there her
She brought suit TO recover the value
cloak. Judge Clancy in the With District Court
$50. appeal taken and tho judgments
affirmed by the General Term OF the Court Of Common
lleas The hearing was reopened upon argument by eN
Davis and Adoph Sanger, and now The gen
reversed the judgment oil the court Deo"'
holding constructive acceptance Of tho
custody OF the cloak shown negligence
part Uf Miss Bunneu in leaving her cloak on
che though the clerk did place IL there
When Coloncl Edward uebaard Secured his temporary
Injunction in the supreme Court, restraining The New
York Club expelng MIN from membership he gave
$3.50 the dub agans, costs that might
DO involved In tho litigation. Ills injunction never be-
permanent and he expelled Yesterday Ira d.
Warren, counsel OF the club, moved before Justice An
In the supreme Court, Chambers, tha Mr. Gebhafd
be compelled 10 hand the 500 counsel fees for the
bg rcIgesen OF the club. Decision reserved.
Court General Sessions began the business OF the
January yesterday, Ia Judge GidcrsieeSe presiding
A. ra II cSS as T ys sw s@ MeiS SS ug
Gildersleeye, and Ldwaid Poor, Of No ia Wortis~,
charge " the Grand jury them
there eighty prisoners awaiting indictment Ia tho
had in,er;ered with holding the courts.
Justice Morgan j. o'Brlen took his seat yesterday for
Fart H. in p;cai Term Justice Lawrence gnihei his
Surrogate anso@ also entered upon his duties attending
Q minor cases In The CITY Court Judges MesoHn ana
,ourned, ready for trial.
In the sSpene Court By yohn Clinton cray from odf
appointing on the petition q The suburban
sa,ed railroad purposes on the south side Of
The West End Building Company been incorporated
for building puTpcses with capital OF 500 coo 10y W. r.
Mott aid Charles 4. Barney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

al2cAcID HIpEs-Lght first selection V . q "a
1885, a's ssssaSs &c. Hias,, e 10S
ssis diss sst 70 $780, sss
H se Sais ss se Damaged issrsa Poor Damaged
the m,ss' cee,nce. S" xn:
g t2s q 20 3d.
e. d s ss.: s@ g
term term a % i Ysc Copper closing weak
lba points decline sales ogo 70 ,roa Al Soc
ap Sii ic6 sSspSs loSez a, sTi o,o,sa
At 2ga,e With ssi"s OF sir car arrive at . s.c
NAVAL spirs Tnrpsot0S s Sas
asde los business reports 10: f.
j. i i g. q % ~ .. u g. g q Water
nseea the market firm one ana a ssssr
cruIc being oered Il 35 sales so oA summer yellow ..
S9 sc w,s crude d vel
low. 70 choice II 6t2c summer ye'ow, pin ~
cod domestic 80 632c Soc seed raw sity DC"
sSnnd ~ &c sht prcssed 627c beacaeI winter
2sc biosched spring q DIS extra hase, Winter
72a7bcs Uieaeea sprins 81 s7oe whs eraae sGnern,
ezra beacnea silS sea elcphaa e,ehi Water Sso
geS esn 3 rs aD ss. S per nsoo prime
85a7oc.. nmon 40 JOc; pain. prima +Sci m"s'''a
oGfXS + TEIGurs The market continued dni in all
PETR pLFUW cH IRTERs.. Continent. hence. q German
Zip prcr 800 bs renps pa yass terms nS RxrS
CHARrEKs~cors or,ers from Baltimore steamer 10000 S
ssn ps on ownsr s acconn
o% B ssnSsse .os s
from % S ;SSso" %c YIN rrvas r
hence Alderman bark general cardenas hsSo
crpooI IRON Mosile steamer. cotton Sioi AMI iron,
New Orleans ,eas aoS eo from sgpot schooner
coal psnc % o Lrsa@a a S 81
DTIr snsfa al
.4 ga Mss. aaosa Is
Clsar sl5 75Ssl7 90 Extra Prime s2 sg az ~ 49,
siissl5; Extra Mess eSI. ssss2S f p.aI
Mes. :" ss, o"u sssuss S 9SS
MEXrs1rne "ovemeat eoanaaes limited nature G1s
s ses rsr rseH e picked e
Iq IF sss "a as, i aid &C. of for rsh
Dull prices wholly nominal DRESSED Hod Suossi
ss s;''f ga s!i s1 ,g 81 I IL:
market a5ssS'ey aiarcs ron some tS in Nay Lay
e. % pUns to ~ co %H1 N rise the
lose however was weak Spot lots were asa n %
s2 g steam s'rOnS ri"s tos s s5c
sonth A@ercs es.Ss sos March
ApI 2 as. 9sso
cTc the Tang Incident to . pero Of the p yesr
s' s.nsra 0r ais are re well a%sr $50
H ass a. do 5 %s. tuo se rns
AMI tubs Is s3e. frkIns isa2 2c Western Imitation
s ssp MfstsFa aH
slSa ss s "1oST5 aneS
II "a @ fir" s and a ,a s9asa
tsr Mca ss@ 'iss or FAIR reanns and
Ss % aaoiacns Cut Lo,t 7s.s cra,n. M Cubes
s P:wsF' css. ssa
sTs o. geas: q s'so+S s %itS ns55.
TOBACCO quiet at previous quotations. 300 csss sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LivRgreOI- Jan. $3.50 n-Pcef and POr<-IR TAR lie
man la poor demand. BicOH-in fair demand
CccsciB fair demand Anstcrn clolcc firm AT 5Js Tai
demand. SPIRIT. IHTprnt aud
far demand Lara. spot and fuUTss-ID demand;
February March sisay at fls o. Mhcai-In far de-
pAnd New No spring steady al g. lid -Four In lair
Ecnald. Cora SPOT HGJi 1e aani tu,HsOs In TAR de-
aisna; Mixed Western pot tfn at Jsi do Jan iary trn
81 A., llza % February lrn ~ % Ii March INN 81 os
AL Hops at LOAton Now York State-ThcIe Is nothing
sasrinE
kcP's Of wheat for Tho past weekfrom Atlantic ports
1880 quarters from Pacific pOT;s 5000 qlaTters from
eiaer so3Fce 2tv3j quarters receipts o. American corh
G35co quarters
LONiOS. Jan. IA y. Northumberland IA Iinseed OH,
Ses 81. quarter fdnseea n
t,n for wesesa: Refined Petroleum. I6. q ID per gal
t)D Sp IfIs OF Tufpeniine, .9s iigL per cwt
IxTssFKP jan %-Ncoxs lard closed III "a francs
Cent 100 kAos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlyss

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlNG.
Thedcvercs in wheat both here and at Chicago YESTERDAY
were light The visible supply showed increase OF
bushels and the increase 905 80 bushels There
was particularly feature in the mark and the visi.
Bile supply statement about what had been expected
Advces FRI IN the other sie however unvorable and
caused free selling Of long wheat at the sinnlnz OF bust
ness There was little check TO the downward
aud the market closed weak with losses OF lalS cents
BUSINESS was on large scale, reaching 4,OO00JO
bushels ONLY 10000 bushels were taken by shippers and
spot lots we're La cent lower Cash also shdda
lower and there was me- expert demand at all The optos
wero weaker IN sympathy with wheat aud closed down
cent pot oat. weie "a cent over The option mar
ket etser ami eno \ lower. There OF
20 eces OF casn lard but could not be learned whether
Ior shipment or not The options stronger. January
nsng points aud the other nenths scoring OF az
points
The final quotations u followsi
Wheat January. 9l4; February, 92is March, 03 April
cas- May. %. June Jj4; December 49,
January. 6S. FEBRUARY. $751; May, SO = cents.
Oas-JannarY. 33is; February, 40; May. Al = cents.
isrs-January $500: February. - -; March, As 20;
Apri. 10 "a; Ma ~ 50: Jane s. al. July. - IL.
lhc receipts OF grain agi nuur yesterday
Newyork Baltimore Pilaiephl an. Bo,to. were FOL.
Wheat sO5!3 bushels 1901 blslcl~;
2o6247 bushels total gram 5$7el bushels Hour sl.I7i
packages At Chicago Mlvskse and ST. Louis siiyais
Wheat 20 7:ir bushels corn. sO 652 bushels:
l5lisl bushels total grain, O1s5l bushels -four MIS-
barrels
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FCRs AND SKINS.

,NUTs-Peanuts steady at 42di5c for handpicked and
81 13.c for farmers PeclDs uil qnOtet nomipslY
extra large AMI 50Jlac for medium. Hickory
steady At Fl Is afew choice bright Shebar c 81
BEhSWAX-Quiet at 2D62lc
HONEY-Very little demand and wholesale quotations
little than nominal White Clover held
fancy boxes l69l7c. for glass boxes and Ii 5c for
I'D. Buck wheat honey dull at l0dl2c.
MILK AND CRRAM.
The daily average receipts of milk and different
railroad distributing points In and the ciry for
have been as follows Eric 1878 Of milk. 20 OF
conlensei nilk and u OF Susqucianna
cans OF milk ant % OF cream: New.Yorx CIV and
Northern $50 cans OF milk: Harlem 77j milk los
cans OF condensed milk and 30 Sew Haven
am Hartford $50 ems OF milk Ontario AMI West Shore
roads 100 OF milk. 80 condensed
cansoi cream New-Jersey Central SIS OF milk and
cans 81 cream ani by miscellaneous short
Of mix ana 40 OF The total daily
were II 700 cans milk 22j OF condensed mix and 2s3
cans oil cream The supply OF milk that the holidays
are over will probably diminish considerably AMI the demand
keHse The average price paid for the surplus has
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs.
A DULL AND sAGGING MARKET.

TUESDAY, Jan. 3 -p. m.
Owing TO the holidays cnly two railroads have
reported their gross earnings for the fourth week
OF December: The Long Island shows q guin OF
s6lG0, or 1917 per cent. and the Norfolk and
Western gain Of s2l, 339 or 36.3 The Union
Pacific's statement for the month Of November
printed below. rs remarkably good exhibit I'm
showing gain In net earnings Of s256.s35. Or
rs per cent; the gain in net earnings for the
eleven months ended November 80 Is s2,22s,03a.