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Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

WAN 4 Il D, AN EXPERIENCED
w nay double entry bookkeeper.
- az INNS oince lit
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Any Kind

Ofrubbsr stamp stencil, etc, made to
order. Pen aud pencil stamps % cents
Self-inking Stamps, pads, etc. FIRST &
DAVIS, 3l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

EoR SAlE-0HEAP, FOR THE
,erv want OF use, a new go Cole galyanIc hat
N'' "o ming street, oI9-2.t
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
From AN over the city

people come for Bronchial Balm sa ala
valuable remedy for the cure Of ooy ~ n.
coughs and colds, made only oy l ~ sts.
FELL, family druggist, 9th and foi''' W.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Best qnality cashmere gloves, black,
10 cents. l.. B. Riley, 22s King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Ill South Ninth Street, (undcr Continer
tai Hotcl), Philadelphia. olD-l9, q, 2J,Jt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

II will be a good Investment TO pur
chase parlor game for the boys and
girls. Adams 8 Brother, bOI Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Homemade Bread
at Weyls, No. z East Second street.

San Rosa is in great demand, &c., at
DuTstein's, No. 5 r.. md street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Wyatt & Co.'s excellent red under
shirt Tor Sl.0O.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Wyatt g. Co.'s good working shir Is
only Zoe.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

DUBLlC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
= public talc at sharpe,s Hotel, corner of
front aud Market streets, WILMINGTON Della
ware, on Saturday, October IL 1879, at one
O'Clock y. M, horses, wagons, sieighH, h.r-
ness. saddles, brides, buffalo RIB = Ian
sheets, horse blankets, circingIes, halter
hitchlng raps, bells, eIe $ lie positive.
-, NJ. RiCiIENBERGER.
ols-sa, tn, we, fri -4td-Itw
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Now is the time to buy Your game
and novelties for the al days. Adam
Il b other. 504 z-.,,su roJt.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Never give up the ship. DR.. Bull'
Cough Syrup will cure you, as 4. has
done others. Price 20 ceuts,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
RAYMQ Np'9
VACATION
EXCURSIONS

A w1NrER1N CALIFORNIA

\ WINTER CALIFoRNI
Tie first aud second parties of the sea-
son VIII leave Philadelphia Thursday,
November II, and Thursday, December
l. Tor Pasadena. Los Angeles, and other
points in southern California.
The route will be via Buffalo Niagara
tall-, Chicago, Kansas city, Las VEGAS,
Hot springs, santa Fc, Albuquerque,
Bars ow, and san Berrardino. fhc nip
to be made in special train Of Mnguih-
cent N"~tiDulCd Pullman Palace Cars
Win Paiih.dR pa,lre pipipg Cnr.
Every ticket entities the holder 70 visit
Los Angeles, Tho Raymond N Fast
Monica, Santa Barbara, san Francisco,
santa Cruz, SAN JOSE, Mount iiauiilton,
san Rafael and other leading resorts in
California. 4 choice of four different
routes returning. Fifteen returning par.
tir- ivtdrr special escort, Return tickets
| also good ON all trains until July 1870.
Independent tickets, covering every cN-
! pcn-e both ways giving entire freedom
I TO tue passenger while in California, and
also in making the journey hOmeWnrd.
Hotel coupons supplied for long or short
sojoulns at The Raymond. East fnsa-
dcuu: Hotel NcndOmc. san jose Palace
! Hotel, san Francisco; Hotel del CoTo-
nado, san Diego; Hotel Rafael, San
| Rafael santa cruz; The Arlington and
| san Marcos, Suntt barbara; Hotel Ar
! Cadp, santa Monica and other famous
Pacific Coast Resorts.
! Dates OF other California Excursions {:
Jnnuary =, 8, and 30; February l0and l5:
| and March H. 10. and 20.
Date of Mexico Excursions: January
| u.s. February 10; ana March 10.
w. RAYMOND. !. A. WHIrCOMB.
Rs-Send for descriptive circulars. dcs-
| ignnting whether book relating to Cali
iornia or Mexico tours is deslred.%aa
RAYMOND q wHITcC NIB,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

A 1TEETION-ALL PERSONS DE
n siIing drugs pure and chemicals or wish
Ing their prescriptions or private receipt,
carefully Compounded with pure materials,
IhOuld go to the drug store OF II. II. BRING
HURST No. 3l7 Market street, Wilmington,
Del -2stf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

decidedly nervous speculation in wheat options was
witnessed yesterday. and liquidation eventually carried
prices owor the unocial close OF Saturday The
decline did stimulate export purchases but spot
lots fell of cents The transactions futures amounted
TO about bushels and the decline at tho West
found a full response here. The cables from abroad
dscouragng ana the decrease Of 42iS33 bushels
reported the visible supply OF wheat OF nnu-
ence except 10 sgnalze when announced fresh selling
movement May wheat opened at ell OF 1-2 against
81 03 34 at the official and 81 OF la a the curb close
saturday, rallied sharply 10 al Oh IL foreign
buying and purchases Of Chicago that intended 20
convey the idea that Hutchinson buying and then
quotations and down 18a2 1-2 cents from Saturday
noon, follows January, 90 1-s February 97 SS;
March, 9S "a cents; May, IL Oh SS and June, 81 oil.
The visible supply statement showed increase "
bushels and this was only Offset by the reported
light receipts OF wheat which seemed for the moment
70 forbid an export demand in The latter cereal because
OF its lower price Cash yielded shade but ship
pers took 100000 bushels The options received
support from this shipping demand anu closed only 15
cent lower az "A IL for January "a IS February.
40 lS for March 40 Ia for April and 40 LIZ cents for
May Oats were q shade better on the spot Tho
options were dull and unchanged 81 for January, 81
for February, and 81 5S cents for May. There were
purchases OF LOCO tierces OF lard for export they
were made on lower markets. The options were De.
cdedly weak closing OF GOALS points follows Janu.
aTy ara feoTInay 40 March, o. 80; April e. SIS
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday al
New York philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 4.f07 bushels corn, 494 848 bushels !:
oats 1872 ll9 bushels total grain: 521732 bushels hour
81, S24 packages ~ Chicaeo, Milwaukee and ST Louis
bushels oats S5 sol bushels total grain 59i 673 bush.
els; -four, IA 5e3 barrels $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

70 San Francisco, general cargo - schooner %ons
ssa i 60 sps sSsops 81
coal and So e snd other B
Rsss VerIt ssa S. John 70 The West Coast OF Ireland
ess Of Hs Ireland Peg sS. s sS A SaSs e s
the den Philadei9Rh,s
o. PROVISIONS dull and weak in sym
ns sE% Short Nee Clear eg ssss ;f f1r: p PRIME s
IA; Prime Mess nominal; City Family Mess sf5Gsle
@ soss1 RH ss i mss D Sly
Packet 90 SossiO per Dbl and si2ss2 50 Il ties psi
gS Hq oPStsS here weak sli n ara D
@ Ss Ms ssr offerings and light demand Pced bellies
i0 sas 1 PicsIsa H'Is 4s sgc
s sos do saS MiDDLEs HEAVY and lover over
s5s5 s q ohiSSS s.
6 5's ssss 1s, CAV ' da rss H s
points with Increased secgSye Interest as EXPORT STvS Ss
S ess f' beds ss' 500 tcs 's ely
s ss.SG At s'a S6e ine s s"s go
so sales 900 ss Closed aa az S5 eseq Nav
sS:sd s so asos go sse
e. cO Use August ;s close. sS s ss
s SSG . isS si sGa's Sa SSsfs
81 d GOOD PING ,ssssfsi
Ss9S SI sS. sasy en- e SSGs 1895 SSa
dairy Sps 'h snae adR ss Coco t e
Fancy. siSeac; DO Fair isssOc western Imitation
Fair ' Halo western dairy. Choice zoe do Good,
ne 20 SS Is lS S1s iss s
seconds. 1918 PEI dairy and factory Thirds i2s
10 f.oc Rolls 14a10c. ..CHEESE-A line OF
8ooo boxes fancy was to Liverpool at 12c. The
entire market has nrm support. FAN made, Fancy,
late 1eSia i:tc; Choice do II l2s1i s4e; Common 70
q i.Sas i.ec; Common skins. e94c; Ohio fiat 0 f-2a
il i-4c; Pennsylvania Skins. 2a2 f-2c..,....EGGs-In
ebt demand State and Pennsylvania 10 2e Southern.
is i2a1ec; western, 1907 IcehOrsc, 1O615c, Common
rp pT1l i RRswDDuIl and unchanged in price,
Fair refining quoted 1864 Use Centrtiu
se Crushed &C. Cubes lac Powdered l1c; Sraag:
coeae a. STANDARD. 34c; Conee OF "a" 033d
ice; white Extra &c" 1890 14o; Extra &C." 340
" TEARINTs-Duii and nomlnaliy unchanged. City,
-; western, 8 lac. oleomargarins. City, 7e7 1;sc
TAIIOW-Tiather easier, with freer offerings Prime
CIV ouoted 1.4d6 510c Sales. $4,000 N. 9 1-4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
nr,xoRk DAILY TRBUNE TUESDAY Is, sa-rEN


~ at 90 80 1e Kentucky DO 1920 n at a ~; Bulls
bead saI, e s ssssy ss -. % s
9i to &c Soos f'e COWS !: ana ssSss Choice
At Jersey CITY Steady FOR an grades q live csyss
saS ED ssS " s e 3; iSS Il ssss
i' e GEE g: s'is
0s, SI Ss sd s e g
Ssi's.? as 81 - = ,ss r. :"
is VI T s. a. g rs rs t. Yeas y g.
2; Harrington 10 yeas 100 N. at sssss so.
Judd Buesi CHAM 81 erasssrs tfey fed calves. as7
TO s 90 Sra is 2St q % 1sd III ysr
', Newton & GnIs.: yeals las n, at Sc 90, $50
Sa$lf S $ - 3 and ,sasy
Ss1 D, end ise higher Most Zoo lambs Offering
sns c Esrs E Nsa.g al ne
however was closed Reported transactions were
bought fps 81 Poo Ordinary Il
Rs isis Dswe ~ 1874 State Sheep IS
s sysSass a. z g per ioS nj leg d. % at IS
. sa pf5ss 10 IS % a. ia g. Is 5 5s
is5 sS 11a a. g 90 9s Indiana 90 io7 r. a
~ 30 oe7 western Sa%G q. = E. e e
A. 20 %Isr5las,ca 1ss STATE sheep ze at SOL 90
g y Is g ls s. d. 100 g.
65l 10, at Sc % do. 10 ~ at IS Isl ia DO ~ H. at
sI 65 81 do, 81 n, at % 67a 101 DO S0ia NJ at 81 rs
23s Western Sheep and Lambs GO n at SIS o.
Halenbeck a. Hollis 20 State Sheep % m at - so:
ID do n n at - rs; GO do 08 n, at t5 $50 DO f01 No.
a. 90 e5 s27 Territory DO 1913 n at So so; 101 State
n at 81 90; 40 do STA H. at 81 70; 1902 DO 99s N, at
Walsh Kirby Co. As State Sheep, 11s n, at IS 25;
SO Northern Canada do 10l ~ at IS 25 80 State Lambs
o. n, at 81 25; 90 do ~ n. at 81 30
Hume Mullen 81 State Sheep 81 NJ At "a "a do.
95 n at o. so; 21S dol 80 n. at e5; 2a DO 103 H. 40
IS 25; p DO 9s n a. % 60 20 DO 90 n at s5 75i 1856
DO 81 p a. 80 70 81 dp 70 n ee $3.50 200 DO. 7e3
81 IS b Pennsylvania Do Is * 81 81 So no. 20 D.
Newton & Gfett SO Ohio Sheep 06 n, at "a 02ia 10
DO 102 n at SIS SO DO % D. at IS 25i Ia do, 90 n at
s5 5o 2 do. las n, at 90: 100 Ohio Lambs 75 H. al
81 3d. 194 do 80 10 ct 81 30; 173 do, 65s 10 at 81 35
100 do 70 n, az 81 37s; 1916 do SCH u, at 81 G5.
sherman Culver 1N Indiana Sheep los H. at SIS rs;
AZ Canada ana wess err 49, I2s n At IS g. s5 Western
Judd / buckingham: 900 Ohio Sheep s1,a n at Is;
~ State do, ~ NJ at 81 75 1oI do n H. at "a S7ia sd
do 90 n at s5 20; ~ 10 90 ~ at as 375 90 do. 95 ~
IS 80; Buck, 100 10, at a.; 1877 Ohio Lambs SO H.
at o. 65 227 Michigan do, 8f5 H. ut 81 30 State DO
So H. at 80 o. 207 DO e5a ~ at 90 rs; go DO 71is n
at 81: 217 a., 77h n, at o. f2h
J. f. sadhr = Co 153 Kentucky Sheep l12ia H. &C
10 Ohio lambs q n stss S5a; 90 DO o0 n at 81 So
HoGS-Recepts, yesterday and to-day, SO carloads Of
400 head6 carloads at Jersey City and 40 carloads
OF 40th-st None for sale alive. NORMALLY steady at
e5 4oas5 so per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, jan IA lspeclal).-There was a continuation
in the wheat pit Of the liquidation begun on Saturday
when the Government crop report received. The
price for May to-day got low as 90 is cents It
closed at 90 IL cents having dropped during tho day
from 81 OF 49, Tho visible supply statement showed a
decrease for the week OF 4750o0 bushels somewhat moro
than generally expected in view Of the small exports
and tho reduced running capacity Of the -four mills Tho
decline from above 81 Oh 70 20 ls was accomplished in
depreciation in wheat. The high rollers were selling
The range, however, all day within IL cout ria
visible supply, increase Of 100000 bushels was q
81 80 cents and closed bottom Provisions were
pork declining 70 33 25, 10 81 25asT o. ana
OF the yards end prices there cents lower lard
was the specially weak thing on the list getting no pro-
lection from Cudahy ana Arnour 49,
large sellers Of pork ana ribs Norton ana Worhln~foD
900 900 pounds at 81. On the curb May wheat soId
at 90 1899 90 cents "' S''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE jan 14.-coton Arm MIddliug 9l3.I6.
FLOUR quet steady Howard Street and Supernne
81 1914 35 Extra do 90 6094 so Family do 81 10 so
City Mills Rio Brands Extra Is 5505 go Winter Wheat
Patent 50 5 6 % Spring do SO do do Straight
90 60 do do Extra IS 90 40 so wheatsouthern mer
Fuits l02 al07ci Longberry l03al07ci No. Southern
Western active easier No Winter Red spot "
asked 1.0G Rosaaa st ST h N,a wb 1O
January. at Al s9+lsel February at 4lhdtl4c March
at420424o; steamer spot $780, No. at 36c. Oats
unchanged Southern and Pennsyvana quoted at 80
sac, Western White 32033c; do Mixed 2943o; Grsded
No White $50 asked Rye dull steady at SO g60c Hay
nnn Prime 70 Choice Ilmothy 81 Oo9si5 50: Pro.
snoodsss "a Clear RIB sides 1c 4. Packed scs F s
steady at l2h912so lard steady, Renned 1T SIC.
weak Western Packed lb9lScj Best Roll l30i6c;
quiet, Refined az 6.sOc. Cofes brm, Bio Cargoes
fair i1isc: sugar quiet steady Soft, 7c Copper
Refined steady az i66l64c Whisky active at 81 IL.
Fregbts 70 Liverpool steamer guieti Cotton 7S2d
Flour per ton 20s Grain Cd asked ReceptsFour 5000
bbA Corn $4,000 bush. Oats 1000 bush shipments
Flour 900 bbls Corn 1000 bush Wheat IA.
bush. Corn 10000 bush.
Bosroy. Jan; ia-Elour dull and nnchanged: Common
Extra 81 2Bdk 6O Spring Paens Choice 20 Fancy 81 10
al So Cornsteamer Yellow as ao4ec oats quiet steady
steady. New Mess Pork sl6 7bsl7 90 Old Mess Pork
si6 25 Extra Prime New SIS DIT co. Lan &c rs
$40 3d. Butter quiet, Western Extra Creamery 80 932c
Eastern Extra Creamery 9030c Cheese nrm. Eggs.
steady Eastern Extras 27d2Sci Western Extras 2lc;
Western Frss 2tc Receipts 200 bills and $500
sacks Corn $4,000 bush oats $4,000 bush. Shorts 81
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
oouRT cALENpARs-To.DAY.

prady and DANIELS 1J-Nos 1l3. ssh 100 log ~ ~
az. ZIG. $50, 13l. 1872. ,,o,to,
srppyxT Before Patterson J-Aiotion
alendar will he fled al II O'Clock
SUPRFME CoURT-sPEciAL TERM-PkRT iaBeore in neis
ham Law and ac--Nos 20sQ7 l04I l929 5n4e lOu@'
1905, 1908 1911, l22lSoO s3z llot o1 io2 n rer
Case on. Nos. 1ll7. HAS. l147, llS0, mat.
Nos ss1a oSSs 2s8 22s0 2627 1888 2579. 243l 2253.
9aI6 25Si 2532 2O47 26lI2 Gil 2207 1873 242o 4fV,
APO 472l, 1923 4732, 4742, 4149. -, ,...-.,.o r
~ se9 9Ss no 252l 937 2ssl 1923. 1884. 2S29
p27io Is45 PIES 90 1896 2199 1920 $500 4oJS lV-o
77istoegi 1559s 2473 2ei2 i272ia
o,pr ffarf,fTIPIRr IIIBefore Andrews J.,
-Nos 2452 2663 1850 1867 1920 24O6 24l2 i6s3 dess
1e0 49, 1881 1894 L37 456 2459 2462 626 263S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANIh VI rniOI-,
At the Consolidated Exchange only hasr'"
volume of trading In National Transit cerhcates was TO
eordad yes erdsy and the week opened win Naf%
t,ops In DR. ces from SO 34as7 cents gradually down 70
$3.50 1.s cents The trade appears 10 have rcaehed
noln whey every element to combine 70 discourage
outside ventures Tho producers privately express inc
fear .nt the refining interests working 70 wigo 0S
thS proats that might attach 10 their call on say
srres of PENNSYLVANIA oil, and &C the .ogtsoeT ~
disheartened. The refining Interests say mi
that they cannot probably refine Ohio oil I ma ~ ny
rsent sta9naon In operations will DO the discovery hh
National Transit certificates are eonerea Ia he han1 ~
Ohio oil menaces the Pennsylvania product ana Mason
Gibson circulate statements Ike the IoiiVsNing al
may influence commission customers me co, ~ ,osas
out Of The Ohio crude but the stacks from twenty suns
are beiehIng out smoke without cessation, no oa ~
i ssd fsn Our lornston from lima s loaded
freouent visitors 70 the Standard refinery from which ~
is deduccd that the Pennsylyania product Is nen 20
enrich he Ohio crude. The Eagle refinery, an inoe
enSent one has bcn in operation there (at Lma over
TWO years and they zeaOusly assert that they make
a good illurnlnant even II the Standard cannot
ndcated By The foregoing summary Of srguTen!s and
uttersnees little can be said except 70 Man heah
National n Jfs az a the sresgth u the
position Of Pennsylvania OIL which cannot be denied
sheer SasnlpuiSton The marker closed barely steady
under renewed limitations OF bearish character carry
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
'OHo"S' Stock Exchange. Consolidated;
Orening .........-.-......-.-.-.-. 90 -
Highest ..-...-...-.-..----...-.-. e. - "a
Lowest .-.----...-.--...-..-..--- co. VA q
Final ..-...-....-.-.-.-.---.'' oseo hoa aoe oO9
Paned oil was unchanged At cents per gallon at
New-York and 900 cents at Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TEnraRApI

BUFFALO, Jan. 1Cattle-Rsceips for lat "a hours 1884
head Total Tor the week thus far 6t60 head For the
same time lat week $500 Consigned through, sunday
1855 which New York 10 day az carOads rs
q which NewYck $50 csrosis on sale Market declined
16920o from last Monday Common 70 Fair % 351S3 20
Good Choice shipping 81 90 asa So Extra Steers - 7S
ass 90; Cows and Hefers, 81 254$3 rs Bulls 81 $50
So 80 Mich Cows s25 $50 Native Feeders 81 50Ss3 90;
Veals Is 90 9s7 90 bulk OF offerings sold
and Lambs-Recepts last "a hours 400 heaf
Total or the week thus far $4,000 For the time
week 500 Consigned through 10 carloads al Of which 10
ScwPoIk 20 carloads on sae prices excited and higher
g. 56 Choice IS oo9s5 SO Western lambs strong
Canadian Lambs 81 COAST 35 AL offerings taken
Hoss-Recepts "a hours 1880 head Total fog
the thus 24e60 For time Last week 49, 730
Consigned through sunday 40 carloads 10 Of which Kew
York to-day 81 carloads 40 Of which 70 $50 car
loads sale.
CHICAGO, Union Stock Yards: jan Il-"The Drcvers
journal" reports Cattle-Receips 5000 head shipments
$1,000 market slow: Beeves A0a4 So Steers 81 900
Stockers Feeders % 1908 %. Cows Bulls aud
Mixed 81 s092 90. Texas Cattle 81 GOES 80 westora
Hoss-Reoeipts 10000 bead; shipments sooo, marriott
steady Mixed IS 0096 co. Heavy 20 o5ab rs. Light 81 90
shscp-Recepts 1900 head shrmenn 1900 MARKET
steady Natives Inferior Primo 81 1906 co. Western
eoraed 81 50S< as TEXANS ~ oosbs So lambs - ZOE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nrw.YonK, MONDAY, Jan. u, 1889.

Good Prime sold az 80 10 100 90 and
the average estimated at 81 80.
BEEYEs-Receipts 244 carloads Of ALA hcad-40 car.
Loads o Fast and Brooklyn alaughtorers 100 car
loads 00ths;. including % ears for MT Eastman ~
ears for Stern, for Metzger Levy and cars
s0ck and % carloads arrived at Jersey City,
mainly for tho market
under the influence OF reports from Chicago prices fc,
OF about Zoe on all grades except light Common and
Prime heavy steers, and the finish dull without
full clearance.
e3 IS 10 per 100 n Tops sold az IS 25df6 3D. and
aiiends az 30 5Od3 So Stays and oxen sold 90 80
as4 So Bus q 81 e0ds3 25 Dry Cows s2 iOae3 IS.
Latest private cable advlees to saturday Janu
10 whom London market was steady for Rlfsig
Grated beef &c l2d. scant DC per 70.
Shipments 2, 500 quarters OF beef IN tho
Wisconsin By Joseph Eastman.
This weeks shipments OF 1--we Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15


ss 4 9 S',, SV s sssjsS
S sSs p,s quiet ss e ga IS :. Lard
s Short Clear s. e 80 whs ss! sstys
Fancy cS is D 4 VS sr a.
6Im a. sessss Sugar a a,s.. hard Refined tssol New
so Pscsns Butchers IS o5sss ' se' sss ne
arm chosee and ohio Flats xsstsn ' Snsess
steady S.. and Unchanged ,.s,.. s''-''
nsd es sA1 se Nav iolc mm ss cs &C. ss Ne
IusSy ost:So asc. w5ii ten $50 ssS f Re-
sSs a.Is $500 bush Corn $500 bush Oats 500
BID Ssa S.n wa 3; t. s ss Red ss
" puos, ao1 1'n Oia .. . . x.w M, .
New Tlssd sslssssa sssssos oats sss se
4ssase Wnsfsy arm Wines d q 81 sp nSs
'f y. Sa:S $4,000 bush Oats $4,000
ra Mnw1uS s jan lower wh;ss dun cash se
SsSc Farley arm No soc PT2yisioas steady fci
I Ratser steady DAIRY isSsc Egg siesdy Frssa
S %n s chs sSs ss5s9 sas ss
,,.s 5000 bSis Wheat bush Barley 900
MtssrAporu IAN ,4-v,... VA. om.. and .,,.av,
Closing quotations we're: No. Hard JANUARY ~" 81 IL ~
EoSs q IL DO q s 8 ~ 81 track a. s
g Cd h S e ssaSs 9 oS o. ES Nrls
Receipts were cars ana shipmeu 90 e 9n acA 'se'''
ramADnlrm.. jan is-ylsur ' quIss and weak western
and Pennsyvana superane 81 s5ass so, do, DO Extras
Family saaS 75' PsSn.yvs UDs to sS
Straight - ooSss indisna ' Clear 1888 81 s
STRAIGHT % oog$S oo g. Louis and Southern rllinoS
ssr Patent Fair cSoes c %.
Soss' co. , a - % 20 s Patent g IS
Per 100 rs for new Wheat market ysss and lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
THEY WANT no BREAK THE Will.

Testimony was taken before Porte v. Ransom as
referee yesterday, tending to show that Sarah Ann
seeley spnster, Of stamford Conn, when she made
her Will bcQueathiDg small sums to her sisters and
brothers and leaving tho bulk Of her estate be used
IN the establishment and maintenance OF home for
f,icndless unfortunate and INDECENT women from all
parts Of the world, was Of unsound mind. Although
she left only about 5000 she directed that the old
seelcy homestead in Stanford which Is worth
$4,000, be purchased and devoted 10 tho charitable
oaiect Her relatives think that this IS proof OF
insanity and ask that q previous wi leaving every.
thinr 10 them, be admitted 20 probate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Jan. l42 D. m--cot1onThe sales Of the day
included 500 bales American Futures closed quiet
Middlns-Low Madang cause January deigsry
buyers February and March delivery. 1894 yslusi
DELIVERY 2et4d sellers May and June delivery 3o6<d
sellers July delivery 3364d sellersi July and
August delivery 3364d SELLERS, August and September
delivery. s 32-64d buyers
GALVESTON jan l4-Cotton firm Middlng 1I-i6s Low
Middiing 3.I6; Good Ordinary, 76 net and
ceips 1924 baies exports 70 the continent bales
coastwise bales sales "a bales stock So lo7 bales
NORFOLK Jan l4-Cotton steady. Middlng Ga, net and
gross receipts 296 bales exports coastwise 81 ealess
sales $50 bales stock. 33,5Ss bales
SAVANNAH Jan. l4-CcttoD 1rm. Middling, SIS, Low
niddllng ole Good Ordinary. 3l6 net and gross re-
ceipts 2b6A bales exports coastwise 90 bales sales
/ $50 bales; stock, 80 1872 bales.
ST. Louis, Jan. 14.-Coton arm. Middling, el6; Low
sidding sis; Good Ordinary s receipts 400 bales;
gross receipts 23ia bales shipments 2466 balesi sales
i SEQ bales stock. 90, 427 bales - -.
NEwoRIEASs Jan i4zcotton trm MiddlinE eie Low s
baes gross receipts g4l3 oales exports 70 Great Britain
s96lbses France 6s40 bales coastwise b7SS bales
sales g. 740 bales stock. 353.e23 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Jan l4-4 r. m.-consola, 90 1916 for money
and % 9l8 for the account Atlantic and Great weaiern
53s; Ere 29s do second consois 1921 Illinois centrs
lis Mexican Ordinary 40 Mexican Central frat mort
gage bonds 72ss NswYork Central lii'4i Reading 2Is
Pennsylvania, 05As. 49,
Money Ia 2 per cont
The rate Of dsnountn the open market both short and
three months bills Is "a per cent '
spanish As 72is.
Psrs adviees quote per cent SO franc. 90
centimcs for the account. ~
Bar silver IA quoted AZ 10 7i6d per ounce.
The OF bullion into the Bank England nm
balance to-day ~ 224.OO0 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
nIrs OF I,FGAL NEWS.

James Haughsn was killed a. tho 0ne-hundred- and
eighthst crossing OF the New-Hsyen and Hartford
5.aisosd Company December rs 1887 His widow and
sdministztrx catbariae Haughaf. obtained verdict Of
$4,000 yesterday fer the loss thus sustained IN q suit
against the company tried Ia the supreme Court before
Justice Andrews and Jury. Testimony was given 70
chow thst the rafvsd gates raised sgman was
sbssnt and no danger signal was displayed.
Mrs Margaret pearcc has been appointed by Judgs
Booksaver Of shc Court Of Common Pleas guardian Al
item Of hsr son william H. Ptarce who Is yet eighteen
yssrs "a she proposes 70 d.. Rufus Lincoln for