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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
The short Term in the Senate.

The short term iL the United States senate
can only occur once ia the history Of state.
On the admission Of a territory into the
Union the first United States senator's ara
elected for four and six years respectively;
this in order that the election Of their sue
cessors may fall on different dates. From
this time forward the senators are elected for
terms Of six years each, and one would only
ill that ofico for a shorter time to fiji the
vacancy made by the death or resignation Of
EOue senator
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

The Use Of the letter x 70 represent The
cross has become common With religious
writers, and is taken By them 10 symbolize
Christ Other words % the SANE root ara
often Abbreviated thus. Chrtstian. KIN.
CnristisH,tY. Katy ard Carist. Xt Christ
mas : often pedant8cally written Xmas
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
A NOVELTY.

The discount sale al Cummings & Gra-
h ms crockerv store is something of nov
city, for instead of marking down the
broken sets, odds a. 4 ends, or old stock.
they give systematic discount of from 10
10 30 per cent. on all goods, old or new.
The sale continues but two days longer and
wouldbe purchasers should be sure to call
at once, as there are many rare bargains
left
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
Oh My PooR Feet

Il an expression so often heard Just call
at the Turkish Bath house, cor. Monroe and
lonia-sts., and have your corns, bunions
and in-growing nails removed aud treated
without pain, for men. women and chill
dren. Ladies by appointment.
NJ. s. LA ABoURsLIER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

A parting laEsn 90 givsa IL 0ns of iAe
priysts rooms II lAs wsrNick yesterday by
Assssmes Van N4st. kse6 sad Bake A.
hoaof 81 Nm J. A. Pngs. sbo goss eta
EsF hGstand. teczy - ksTx nsy ns. whsse
ibsy wit hereafter RESIDE fns Kuess we're.
Nrs HUgs, Ass q Plsrcs. AE- / 4. Bsfer,
Nfs Ch.xsss Kew hortsF sHa Nrs. HARRY
feFkins Tie table Vas decorated elsh
noweFs snd each iEdy's pate va designated
by uay woos fan witn Jsexnese ceoors-
tons whlch, via lie 2s1Q cards usd win
ci6sFeat col9red noeire risbo1s, constituted
ths fssofs. IAe tOlloslng = tns men0;
lsaser Deralsf
Nmf lrxb
gsus ~ lle1llzE2s
3eo<
Paie d HUitfe
. a Yik1chef Q-str1ene.
Give = Rene Ia PeraiIs
Conserve q NirsSge. . "a Pierce
fzi1 = EAEtF. blcTIe. = - olaks
frelzxiettes
Hsc2g0n. q Pugh. Bsiser kieclrsque.
tbsriotle kuSSS Ia AcA h9flFF.
Fr0Lssge kakla. a "A Reed
Cafe a kzu \ llei GAlfet Dc Gnsmpas
Esu &c /. N<Tnlck.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

The chezzist B@cher frs> proposei 70 n7sss
tsr from pit cosi in i7si MiEersi ar -as
first discovered At CoieAroozdsle. Skropss RI.
England. n IT7s, and in Scotsaud, Octob>r.
IVA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

The Marshall W iddlcomo trespsss case
will go to the jury today. Yesterday tue
day was entirely devoted TO the arguments.
Hon T. f. Uni closing u most able address
a, The afternoon session. The case has been
watched with considerable interest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

Parties looking for business, investment
or manufacturing advantage, will find the
best location on the Continent and full in
formation by writing TO The Chamber OF
Commerce, Ft. Smith, Ark.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

TIE Panhandle is = fanciful nsn,r fer tfe
most northeriy portion Of he stste q Wsss
Virginia Il ra long. narro~ prclection
between the Ohio riv~ snd the western
boundary or Psnnsyivsnia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31
Dissolution NorIcE.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Palen & Heroid have dissolved partnership.
The business will be continued under the
firm name of A. Herold & Co. and all ac-
counts will now be settled by them.
A. HERoID & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

Carpenters Union No. 95 will hold pub
lie meeting at their hall, corner of Canal
and Pearl-st on Tuesday evening. Jsnu
airy 81. to discuss mstters of interest 10
themselves. +. +. DOUGLASS, X. S.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

EAsaIssEss. Jsn. .---Fair ~ssrnsF, Pre-
cadsd - akag FAN. sisghlF eocisr st1ez
se..smlak azbt ~ irssa as4tt-vssEsrty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

Cabinet photographs at s. per dozen at
Merriirs, Gum block, 5l Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

Csfarrh criainstes IN tcrt,sH Gus rsant IN
the bieca. Eoosis Ssrs.psrfils srastiestssz
.<ery impuritT iroTu ths oico3 snd tags
rronnrtiT ssd rsrmsneskly rures sst<ra
1e-s = kzi<~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

The soiic-ing nen- CON alissianed officers
--rs sppoirfed hr Cspt. ". s Kinney. of
Crmpsnv q a. lsst aights 5riil SER
resn1s " <. Schrift. Don g. Crs~lor3
lao. r Fav or, r ". SrTinx. p Els1on.
Cusrterussfer g. =. Lihbrs Caicr Ser
reant Henry f.Fhig eofpcrsis Nsn a
Wsilsn. Iss J Hoveil Nm. + Astesr 7 A
WE'RE ~. c Erizhtrsil. - A Siapons,
A. 4 TT~on sd HsrrV HsessEasa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-31

n. B.-1-2 off on all Cloaks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
.r,,aa 70, HIM By h,s Intended victimA T

sureed for HIN by his Intended v1ctimx Inc
common feeling that such retribution ought 70
occur is however, perhaps justification enough Tor
introducing the idea to fiction; besides which IL
IA incontestable that even the stoutest pitcher
may get broken If carried too often to the loun-
tain There is plenty Of dash and rattle IN the
story, and rather too much gaudy writing OF
semi sentimental kind. The novel Is certainly
considerably better than the average Oh weekly
paper stories 1t is amusing has local color, ana
affects to show the seamy side Of things but IL Is
questionable whether the author has not done WISE
ly In withholding his name from the title-page
Mr. Heron-Allen's little story has the mysterious
general title Ashes Of the Future and is also
called A Study of Mere Human Nature" what
the difference is between human nature In general
and mere" human nature is not explained; nor
is any clew given to the nature OF ashes OF the
future whatever they may be. II is q queer
novelette,, being all about beautiful but heartless
Young swell who bore about for years an awful
unavoidable secret which blighted his otherwise
gay and blthesome life, and who comes to us, as
It were, pallid phantom of the Byronic period
when Corsars and Laras and people OF that grim
and dreadful sort were good form" in poetry
and fiction Sylvester Gray, in fact, has ms little
10 do with this worlSaday world as had the ghosts
Of Helen of Troy and Paris coniured by Faust
with the court of the medieval German Emperor
for whose amusement they were resnrrected. Why
this amazing young man should have killed him.
self moreover is by no means clearly shown IN
the story and altogether it is strange production
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK Saturday, Feb. t-BEt E5- Receipts we're 80
cars OF 472 hea-2f Jersey CITY Of which 20 cars
rh,ob al cars and 10 for stern
cars II Cn for NJ Gsldsnit. and 10 ears airoc, 70
sie ahstos Total for the week H. LOB head asanss
40 head last No trading 10 Beeves frellrg duL
this port tho 80 Live Cattle Vi
Reef and 81 Live sheep. -.
U,LvEs- Receipts l2l head. Dnl for arss'er' ana
Fed Calves Al 394c. with veals about siosdy ,oo .,
Sales.--future Mullen 27 Grassers and Yearngs 4oo D.
Ha!en eek Hon. Is Yearng,. $50 ID. at 3d. West
'saEEP A%p LfMBs-R.cei including late arrivals
Yesterday 80 OF 1898 he i2s cars a. onth.s,
and Jersey CITY, Total for tho week. AoeI- heau
again Il % 400 head last we
wi FREQ arrivals tho supply largely e1reeisd
the nand prices still further declined &C per ID anu
nearly 80 were unsoli at late honr o,..r 20
Prime sheep sold at 4'4DJ 20 anu oruiiaS w
-DnenbacS Dewey: 1872 stat. sheep 81 no az az
Is 2s So state Lsnb s7q 81 los Western do' 70
10 al SO so: 1877 do s3 10. a. ST So
D. harrington: ios MchiEan SHEEP so d. al 20 20 M !,
s. ~ I"t 300 Obi do 74i 10. 1t So so
Halenberk Hollis 238 Kentucky sheep 7s 10 az 90 !
26 West rn do 81 H. at NC l6& state 10 70 ID NJ osct
r53 do 81 H. at $40 ia state Lambs 81 10 1]c N, A.,
Hume & Mnen 80 ). I. sn.ep =! 70 81 70 lot az" %;
100 10, at S. so so do. rs 10 at 50 Coz lOl a. ~ ~
IS go l6l state Lambs 80 o. At 80 ~ 40 80 ~
90 ssio 80 y At 50 80; l6t a.. 81 a. % oHS %
Judd Il Bnckn cham: 223 VI chgan eep 80 10 az % '1
2is Indiana do SO d. at 50 81 229 Michigan L'o' "
r s,al.r co. 1853 Kentucky sheep ll2 ID. at SO 40;
400 Ono do. 80 10, at s. 40. . ., on 900
Sherman Iaver ls5 OH. shoen os 10 at % 40; "a
Michigan LanbS. % 10 AZ 90 81 No. 'O2 ~ "'%'"~'
do 30 ID. At So 90. ,oo,, q, ..r. a,
head agsnst % Oi2 hea last week None for sale aVo
N,minaly slea Nv at S. so So 10 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS
The critical condition of European politics furnshen an
other help out the Produce Exchange ous on
Saturday THIS really the only new feature 10 the mar
kets except favorable estimate OF "haI 'no
visible supply statement will show today. There was
pretty covering OF room shorts In wheat on the Wa"
clouds with Of running tho option dealings ZOE
the NO hours bushsa The advance In pfc'
was only the market closed firm at ABOUT oest
fgursa Net aims scored Of for February at s9'a
March at 80 - April 9l1 May At 92 July at SI ana
August for June at 9Zi and q cent for December
at o5a cents Cash hrn and shippers TOOK as
much 60 bushels In spot lots were shao ooI
ter but only 900 bushels taken for export Tho op
tons made only advance but closet hrm as follows
February 6U ~ e. April ana Mav 81 aud June ol
cents oats shade better all around IN sympathy win
the leading cereals ending at 3S for February ana ~"
cents fer NJ lrch May. There export movement
reacontry tho options closing
down gas points follows February S. March ~ w.
April So o. MAY SIS O8. June S. IL. and july - H.
The receipts Hour aturdAy at
York Ban Philadelphia and Boston were as folo~si
Wheat 10 $50 bushels corn 5S061 bushels oats 4lfs@
bushels total erain lIOJ33 bushels -four 42oI3 PACK
ages, AT Chicago Milwaukee and St louis the arrivals
vere Wheat S947g bushels csrn. 205b6 bushels OATS
l59 474 total grain <O66oJ bushels Hour ~ ZAA
bari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
par yor,A R;psr. Vessets and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEIe nterest was shown In me MARIE. y, r any
on The ia. l6.c for fair Rio spot cargccs
The ndsr grswths firm but UNCHANGED Firner &C
fona abroad excited stimulating influence on the
iscai final qustaious represente net
or the day on nue market 81 lOe20 points
Eahru.rT q 20 90 March, IL ~ d 29J April. l27b0
IL 80; Nav 5al270 June l26od 1858 July -; ~
10 an kurust 12OO0i2O5 Septemb~r, IL sO1 ii no {
october ii7Oell76; November BOO 60; December.
II ma 80 he actual 81 so 9TH months were
January lI450il46 February. t0oal2so March ~ w
10 IL Ann 10 75fl26O May l27u0l R55 June 1850 %
10 e. Jnlr la25s12i6: August l2lO01l9p September
tIo0a III 20; october. ll.~O0ll7U; November. 1859
L. 60; December. ll.65 LOO. q, -oo
Total sales during two hours OF the session. szooo
bar. - - -. a, .,.,,- .,,nuo, I'm,
with very light demand AID lower sprcn,iive market
The temper ut the CLOSE wax Sales ~ bales me
port receipts yesterday aggregated u ,lss oIss;
coapsrpg with 1881 bales the same SAY hst
vel and bales fer the spondne dav last wear
since September The bsenung OF the crop year. TIE
receipts have aggregated 4564S29 baie against *4o'o
for the tirne last season -, ,,,,.
Quotations basel on tho American stAndara Oh OAsno~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb Al p. m-Cotton-Futures closed
t26,d buyers February and March delivery 80 Odd
unyrr. March and April delivery 3i64d BUYERS ADril
and delivery. i6i buyers; May amt Jans selvsry
June ani Juiv islvory, 40 "a OuYers
In AMI August uelyery. 64i buyers. August and
September delivery, 43Gid sellers September delivery.
9 S5.64d value. ..,,,
ttALVssrON. Feb. 4-Cotton- Quiet Middllng 10; Low
Mldlng 80 tooi Ordinary g. net and grO's receipts.
7T6 bales experts Great Britain. bales; export 10
tba Coutineni. bales coastwlse, Oalos;
sa,e, Jle4. stock. $500 nale>
NORFOLK. Feb Cotton Quot; hiddne lni mes
ami receipt LIB bales exports To Great Bran
bales. exports 10 the 60 Z mem, - bales; exports
cotstwse. 767 bales. salsA 334 bales; STOCK. AoV'o
SAVANNAH Feb. 4.-Cott,n-Dul; Mhdling. 9's Low
Miidhng 81; aooi Ordinary. o. oct and gross re-
cei,tA l.i94 bales; exports " Great Britain. Oses
ports 10 the Continent - ba~s; ex orts 10 france
= balrs eS ports csast wlse bales; adiea 90 bales
stock. rs. 81 Dtie. 1890. 80,
Low Wedding. 9l2: GOOD OrtnarT. o ll6; net recepts
lObl3bses recep 1913 bNles exports 10 Great
Briran, bales exports to the continent 12lO bali,
erp,rts France 1894 bales: sNpsrs coast"o S,'te
bales; sales. 5000 bales. stock. 3653Oi OaleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
CD and after FEBRU \ tI 9TH 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Desbrosses aud COrtfad streets
HarrsSnrs PttsSarg and the West with Pullman Palace
AMI Chicago Limited Of ParlOr' Dinias smoking and
wiiiiam.Tort Lock 900 .. M. IN Cory and
saa enrs and SpP me 81 es'S ,or u''
For For SoPrsown P5GaI Vile pOtstown ami Rearg s2S
and iio0 n 90 and t99 p M Saturdays 0''y So0
Bait more south Limited wa:nps, q,
roai Dining Car daily. except sunday: 10 M; arrv.
90 .% amt a. ' go * 40 and
200 $50 and so9P M a. ana I2 dS I'S1 nsh DID,
For Atlantic City LOO p. IN weekdays Through PAror
For Cape May, lilo ~ weekdays. Saturdays only,
LAG Branch Bay and intermediate stations
railway apd AmHoy 9o N II o2n S $40 en-"
70, Old POINT and Norfolk via NewYork. philadelphia
Baltimore and bay Line 4:so ? m wee. days
at Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct TRANSFER of
Trsi1s arrive From pittsours 40. li2o M aas
sSg % nIy go a5" ssS sso S s.? ami
snSdy $40. . so % 5e3 go ga 1919 O. a. "A
fr? so r iis 20 o So $40 40
S % S % 2 SsS o lbs 1na Sc 1% ns $40 5so
s:U5. go o So, 1888 D. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Train. NewYork via DesbrOsses ami cort
$40. 20 . g. g Chicago Limited 70 Washington
49,ts D D. g. AMI asd s5 night
ep4 mi1s S and 10 90 ana aud 'I'
1918 night, ., =. ~ n "a
TT In. leaving dav except Sunday, At U. 10
aud l.. 9. I. ), and lOa M ana D. m On
r. turning. trains leave Broad street station ph1
lp-D 500 O5 440 5i35 $780, 1890 go. $50. y; ~ ~
and il.lDa NJ iimtei fIpres. with ID ming Car l;l4
srd i.5O D. NJ 1249, 2:3o 500 g. $50. 49, Si2 and
40 n m ON fay 1901. $40. 4.O5. 40 535, S3e,
$40 a. N. I249 $40 (45O Limited. 52s 6S5. 1:l2 and
Ieavs Philadelphia via Camden. 300 m. and l. 80 D. m
Ticket oncs sac I35 and GA Broadway Astor Houss
Ia terry Place and loot OF Desbros.es ana Cortan n su
Court.-t Brooklyn station, foot oi Fultast,
Brooklyn station Jersey City; Immigrant Ticket once
The NswYork Transfer Company will call for aud chech
'"scHAs r PfUH ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
rrpnpEAN pRonrcE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb t. $50 n.-Bsct-In good sup
ply PorS-In good supply. HanS-Holdets offer freely.
B1con-Is good supply; Cumberland Cat d"ll a. Ss;;
al. abort clear stead at Ais 3D.. long clear dnll
AZ 49,; short riss dull 3,s. 81 shoulders iull
AZ gbs offer fr-elvi American choice dull
al 90, Talow-holde Oder spAnnxly prime Guy urn a,
VI Thrpsuttne-In good 'upply: steady az
Ko.in-Holdrrs of-r freely nuon steady Al 81
I'D Lari spot and Futures Holders "fer sparlnsy !;
prime Wcsterh spot auh February steady Al 3os oLi
Msrch at 3ss Sd AUril stcaiy at S9s 81 WheaI
/, surrs ODER freely; New No Winter null at bs sd;
DO spring, dul AT IS. Id Four-Holoers oher Freely
Extra No. spring steady Al o.. ~ Corn; npos
and Futures oers offer moderately; Mired western
spot sadv A. lid, do February steady at a. ~ 9;
ID March steady At IS. lO2L; da April steaiy at -,
lOtd Hops London -NswYork Shareholders are not
ofer.ns. - n..- ,.,...,,. ,,,..oa IN
40, iii per quarter Linssei cake. SO lOs t6 rs Oh
w. ton Tor Wosfsrn Iluseed oil. la lp2L per cEt
Refined Petroleum. sd s7L per gallon; Spirits Of Iur'
aSrwERr k-b. -WilcoI's lsrd closed at 81 francs
30 csumes 100 kius Petroeun-Fine Pale AmslcAn
ia rapcs % amt ~ francs 70 cenmes sell
. .,...,, =. ~ ,,.-L. n,a,
piy, nor 10 bs Petroleum. marks S. pfennlgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Ilma I.hla OF DeeemleI 4 1887.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 9, 1887 .
For PHILADELPHIA and INN ION, boun9 ntV1s
Route at e. 80, g. IL . M 80, $, a. 30 'oo' -
p m. SUNDAYS a. :, s4SA N D. 80 y p u 8 30.
7 30, connection for Reading hsrIIspuIs'
Io d vile, etc a m Easton, Bethlehem AlIehto".
Nauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc. On SUNDAY 'o'
Faston. -. ,.,s,.h.,,
Z and 80 a N. for fienins'o" Ia''o"' N
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. nj. n.a,. pra,eh Ea>-
30 a m for Eleiungton hlgn sIioso uy,sn.s
tou Eethehcm, Allentown. Maueh Shunk
scranion. Heading, Harrisburg, rn.tsvnIs, A~"s11~s
s SsSIn smnbury Lewisburg, VIII amspore ,
~, Tor Flem ngtoa Easton behiehen' "ien'""ns
u,,nS Thnnt Reading, Harrisburg etc ,o.. u...,
." m, for DetnlcneHL Ausheon'., "SeeH
Co. xussstsrra scranton. lamaqua, snanoklh. r.
"a, n,r tleuIugUuu, nish bilusc ptsnsn, r~s'
co. ~ ~, shem Alenvown, Reading, harrisoufs ste.
'oh ae nd 20 D. M somer,ille and tlemhs,on:
as o. m for Easton, Requirements A'eh'o"" 'AS1sA
chung Etc on Sundays at s 80 p m ,o s,nn
~ "a is, IL 10 . m 40 = W, : oo, 80
suasys 90 800 for Red DAnk Long Bt. ,a 80
ocean Grove, except SUNDAY 81 foint i,eassns
ou. Ais a. IN, 90. 80 p NJ for LAhE"ooD' A'~s
RIVER ana M, "II" II. for ATLANTIC CITY, vneand.
brias 90 90, sns II rs, II As M. Loo T. SO
40 Sl6 y m. sundays 90, m Ior rer.n Hh.o{.
a, S1j, II rs a IN, w p M so' a'"""N'- ~
Seabrlght. Ilghlane hSseI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
MonthA.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLogR-Ths nsual Saturday AM;
% ,SI@a.
i 100 SSi %', !"ciai1as soo M
vs 6. %sa .: at %' 81. F sGS & @
Grade. $ aosss 5so so. W9l. whea. FIT, 4
1Sps: oSs-tlG en- w E.e s So
q cr Ind., ana PATENTS - q l.. sr.!.:
g ' p. m n9s r s. = sht
PtiG5 :. 81 s. So,
T.iI :.;;. So sac. Good s' d. g S"%''
4 $:
g 20 % SIS. 50 u.s. and ID sranarv,.: ss4a
gate isrssy IN May delivery sTly
there nut ~ chan closing ,sa@y at
no =. .1 ""%S' ns upward Of
trgts ss =: ~
y, nsr- 81 TO- ds ~ sac No
arg 80 sS " d. so %p &C., S.S M.y
s2SeS2 clo,.s at y &C DO Jnn. e426g - - clos s
%ssas 81 fos sci mo- %smn. %s3'
SS s1s' f.'ls sS:Sy
% Option. "a de slight gain IN sympathy
Prices advanced s:.y s sSS the s,. 'G. s
S.n in%Gs'' .scoS
bush spot, Including unsraed Mixed a. oo% sy.; ss
issssj @ x
So.ns so 81 DO S So Ma
r. d. se 1"n' ru. We're quite ar
opnps show a gain OF cash trading was cor ritIveY
| SLOW 40 rhe speculation lfeess s'ea 5000 bushe.s
future, 9SO10 bushels .pot, incig ing ~" %
| White Al. a42Lc No | Whit 42l2c.: MIeh western
S7siic; White Al a4Gc; 80 Feoruary SO. 5s'sc
do Nay 8 se =. 60 VIII: T'e.@sy
4i'Lc. co.ing at tlis-i DO M'rch cIosng Az - 49,
do May closing Al &c. .FEED--teaiv and ln"
ANp 5o .N s5S N a." Soc 80 IS
clover mixed. s10c; clovsr, 6sGooci shlVpns oo
65c Straw-i~g &c. a 81 s'ort rye. oo@o'c; oA|
rOP@-Tne inquiry strictly nrscass goods fair hnt
o,h., duh III witho ch 'nee ~ moment
Ounations NewYork state crop OF 1887 bs. $50 'c 90
bs7c: Pacinr cast crop 1871 TO nee 1Sl2c;
DO 1885, to Eosh $3.50 Foreign-Gsrman' cr'p o.
oEjlAssss-For boilr tho market still renamed
MrrALs- opel - Rather easier. sales, l25ooO n at
Is Sc lor February. id7Oc for arch, 1915, Tor Nay
| Salr, - ton. Feirrarv at 4.67 ga 7Oc ,
| NAVAL STOkES-Without demand or change spirits
turpeu INC. however well hell at 40 9c Rosln' 9net
aud nnonsnged Quotations; Spirits tnrpentins; to5c,'
r. Is; Fs'25i a. slS2a: u. 81 40; L. tl5o; <.
ST 60; NJ. tl75siSo; " s2oja3 TO- W. q. q 'o@z Do
| W. W.. S. TO- ,.., c,,...,
| oIIs-nuIi all positions Quotation; cottsn.eed
crude 35c yellow. prime to ohcice 4O "a 81
summer Write 44c cocoAnnt Ceyon, 7Ioc Cochn Ic''
l.red raw cy 5dc lsri prns. present. tko 63 as ,c
| MsnH.l.n crude SQUAD 2do.. hshi pre.se. 2sc
| beachoi winter. 49,. bissri-d spring Slo eitr =
Sracmed s2c; crutr, 61Sdjc natural ~n1.r 90
| whale. southern $50 natnral winter 50,
hsaeioi winter &c: extra heAched sc; olvr dds 30
74r.: seaisfooL prime. 80 97Oc- Common @0s'oo' pau
| OCEAN FREIGH rs-The general msrket is AZ easy ons
particularly the line OF oil treghs the arrivals oil tonnage
IN t. direction havn heavier than for tine
| PETROLkUM Gil ,RrERS-Ant.erp hence, a Brltlsh
| Lark 900 bbis refined chdrtere prior 10 arrival
berth Tor the coming week are "A "o"si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1888

kat allow, Mired o, 001h I0i Heavy 20 '"
I'm, "a % % yBt gkips % rs ~ 90 - $780,.
SNsss -Ksceios 900 head shpmsnn ~ es aS T..sns
IS % D ~ Oh, Lambs ~ 1905 20 ,oo 49,. c,,n
LOUIS t.-Cdtns hsosipss ner.
mcnps nons market was stronger Choice hsav Ts ma
asaar. ~ 4 y aool Naive Seesrt - "vC
e. so, Butohsfs steers Medium Choice - 1925 ~
SiocIers and Pseisr fair 70 good 81 oOoS ~ Hans@
Ori,parv 10 Cyood ~ 2O0St 2s ,,...
Ro% Rocepts 600 neal shionents mona I msrsH
vas steady and lowet. Choice Heavy ana butono,s
SELECTION. % ,o5 SIS Psoknf AMI Terksrs Asdlun "
Prime o. lOSsb as Lisht frados Ordinary |" o''a
81 ep0s5 90 ,,.x., .r,
sheer -Rsoeiys head shipments none AArkss nr"'
Far " Choice So $3.50 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. (Specia-The wheat pit was yesterday
the scene OF prices between Hutchinson aud
the New.Yorkera AT night tho Newcomers had just
little the The option which hal opened at 80
closed S2S Cables for the first time III nearly
forth ght were decidedly buish Liverpool messages pro-
ponnclpg the demand good and the feeling firm The local
Nd whch sold literally Fr lay aerho N, hal lts
20 Hutchinson snprIed all wants IL WAS
he sod not ss thar 1000 900 on ,hei. ~ IS
belle deere OF
Baker Co again ie tho Duying In corn anu
hutchinson lis IL the iuornlna
1873 car, the for Mon a. 2Os cars Hutchinson
was seller OF ribs put ng up ~ least ZOenuOo
pounds opened al sl4 52il sOd between s4 =
aud ia SIS closed s4 81 MAY lard open At 81 90
sold between s. Sia and 81 95 an closed ~ 81 30 NAV
snort opened 81 II r. sold between ST ~ and " u =
aud clusel at 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-06
LONDON wool SALES.

LONDON Feb4-Ths attendance the wo u sales continues
bidding anmstei. Each lot IS kernv com
uetri Continental operators continue 10 buy e
who secured most Of the nerinos Of
frrsd American BUYERS have ais entered ne mAs
o. tho u, Ter class Tho market 1. very nIn Win
al ADVANCES Following tho sles In detail Vo
-Sa.s-S 400 baes secured 2l Sls lop 20 locks
Hircrs tad 6S..L New South Wales sales 1000 bales
Iursd /. Sd do locks and pieces, Sed Ia 22t ;
,.y i a H. do loo Ks and pieces 5 s7a.t Queens and
bales secured. Is 2ad1 is sl2 do locks and
49, O n 1. ri; greasy. loo 10 locks and pieces,
49, swan River-sae- 10 bales greasr. 62l rasns
a. I'll. 100 balo.; secured. luGl2pl do locks AMI
NE. ii ID GOT NewZeal nd-Sales 100 bal-s
secured. -dals do locks AM piece a l0d; grs.ey,
sconred siai. 4d grsA'y. 6al0Ti South Australia !,
i.css I'D Is greasy Sd lsdo and pieces % sd
HAVANA MARKET.
r,v.y. Feb 4-5p4nish gold 13J "a 1874 Exchange
onlet sugar quisL