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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Wheat on tbs spot was 3-4a1 cent better yesterday
but export demand was developed Tho specula-
tion was less activo, tho transactions amounting 20
only 100000 bushels and IL was almost wholly
professional In character. The news OF tho day was
not startling and the movements Of prices repre-
sented soalping operations. Tho West was strong in
the late hours, aud in response the NewYork market
ended firm, with net gains OF 12s34 cent, as fol-
lows January and February, Oh 1-9; March, 95 "a
April, o. May and June, 0s II July, % cents Cash
shade better but quiet, with shippers TAX
ing ~ 900 bushels. There reports that larger
purchases were made az other ports. The options
we're dun and shade easier for tho early months
the final figures being 40 7-6 for January and FebrI
sry as for March, 45 Ia for April and 40 cents for
May. Oats we're 1914 cent bettor the spot but
the options were unchanged at 81 "a for January and
February 80 for March and 81 lie cents for May
Sales Of 900 tlerces Of lard the spot were 10.
ported, Of which part was credited to export do
mands. Prices for tho options rallied sharply, and
ended up 0a13 points At "a 20 for February S7 SO for
March "a 40 for April and May, and 81 42 for June
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New-York philadelphia, Baltimore and boston
were as follows: Wheat. $50 bushels corn 23g sb4
bushels: oats $1,000 bushels; total grain, 320719
bushels: -four o. 37 packages AT Chicago Mi
wauIee and ST. Louis the arrivals wore Wheat
44IO2 bushels corn. $50 ,338 bushels oats I0g COS
bushels; total grain, 57o,13s bushels flour, 1850
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
THE erlrE WrATHER sgRVIog.

Albany, Jen. 3o.-Much preliminary work has al
ready been done by Professor f. A. Fueres Of Cor
nell University, toward establishing State Weather
Service, for which legislative encouragement IS now
being sought Daily observations Of temperature and
rainfall are now being made and monthly reports
rendered by sevcnty-one persons, Of whom six are
Signal Service officers. At thirty-one points IN the
State weather signal flags displayed daily by vol
ntcors, who have procured the necessary equipment
and to whom Indications arc telegraphed daily.
General Greedy detailed man from the Signal Ser
vice to assist Professor Fuertes last FAM and, DO
ginning with September, monthly bulletins have been
issued from headquarters giving brief review OF tho
data collected Moro volunteer observers wanted,
and larger number OF persons could DO supplied with
forecasts free, II they would procure the necessary
signal hACs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

hsden crude sound s2sss light g sssseda sossie
ssseed , wne % DSsu wn ns ssSaS 6ssshs
Wss s5Ss S gSs extra ss' pessSs
4sa49c Elephant sIeae99eSe wl oiys ftsisn 7oc
F Fn 1915 ID SsasPSo prime 81 sS7Sd STRAITS
Saq1 market presented even ma
worse RrsgySS1ss say an nls steam
tse 5ae that Iesrs steady %hs petroleum rates sppens
10 be gravitang toward the = point fvernool So00
loads Loads grain % n9RHN sSea
& 4 ee hs@SGEfE ;fSss
bark yssug he asc 70 s6 agerh hence edsrEs
Ss a n ssc ea s5 out Al 5000 So , saaa
IS stes%ssa GluefSSqI one
William sereks hence t 2 Sadt f NeasrsC
RG agaSs eo vita 90 spaasR
bats bait, ArSaRse pvas car rass steamer
charter Il o The wf fyd lnSs cotton
brig GEN. hence So Mtea genera General cargo British
b hlfzS james, sCOr hence to the Med'erran''"
.odes ns1Ss Mes rF''s
steady h Sss Quoted ss 2S as s6S e
s ss nso a SSGsl6 City FAMILY s 1G 70
1aa s@s O Hsa i se.s in Pssss
81 SosSo per Dbl 2Gsls in ses Gy eaer Quoted
so aEET m ana q 5 Ne: SSS
MATsiH far request and firmly hei9 600 Is smoking
s RekGd oc He soc smoking wss sEo2er 200 ps 10
fsSisi l BsS' 1: s sn nUsGassd o 4o
Piekied Shoulders i-4a8 3se Smoked 40, $40 FOR
MIDDLES-A shade better short Hg ~ ~ Toe ana do
January closed 6 Si Tsb HoSSolS sed5 PTcSss
vliR moderate demand City heavy to lgnI9 n today
i2e; Plgs 5-se... Lard made suDtluS L chicago
where there was buying By "shorts" Op'iVIh n,oand.
MN Ioaii points CASA grades had fair asns loc
Sales 1000 Western Steam, 3007 Soc o february
S city steam Z. SCR s S5S s closed as a.
8Gc; Apr closed 740c; May closed at law Closed
$500 tcs 7.2sG737c June closed {sZc osSS ~ de
Iedned quoted stronger Continent a. on 1e grades
With good demand Others rule steady wsssn do
tapsy T do Prime 2Sd2jc do Fair Good 40
held 14a1Sc; state Dairy Welsh tubs prime ms fancy
fair 10 GOOD Isolde state dairy half hrSin tu arfns
fancy 32923c; Fair Choice 16a2lc entle mi
Good TO Fancy, 21a24c % Fair lee 2Od; ~ Prime lGS
taton Creamery, Choice 20S22e 90 Gooa 20 isafec do
Iom%Sn lssl1e Western Ioc ia 40 rs: ilaI5c
seconds 1913 dairy factory thirds l See i ia
I and n e9o sI'n sa tof cPG @S
II slSi2c Common 70 Prime Sel dom4 ze aa4c; Ohio
Sat iOaiI Ice; Pennsylvania Skins 34a2 and
FGGs~A shade lower with less demand: Ssseew est
srn Is iaSf5 s1c icehOusc, 81 5oSs27O per case
Lined, 10612c IL, sa,as
sUsAE-ouos Su: steady S15ass as rye ' ssf
EsgIGg Q SesSsdu ll0' Cut
Sc cubes tc d RSgasTs6 lkA 7se standard
rAir, sc Is<Se siec Extra &C." 111cs5 1870;
aC'S f2c yellow, t4g6 S-se aAe oleOmargariue,
TIiLOW-ouiet but fra. Prime City quoted oio0'
sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
yvrs iNn srlyyrB sTr11. IN JArL.

ives and stayner the most important prisoners iu the
care Of the Sheriff, were permitted again to visit Mr.
lves's Office in the Schermerhorn Building yesterday.
II was admitted by their counsel that sufficient bail
could not be obtained and that the motion for change
Of venue to Kings County would not be entertained
By the court The only recourse was an attempt TO
compromise the suit, and the prisoners remained at
their Office until late hour in the hope that settle
msnt would be reached. The suit was for something
over 90 100000, but the lawyers both sides were
engaged In trying to find basis for compromise.
Il limited that cash payment Of 100000 might
be made but the officers OF the railroad company
unwilling, it said, TO take less than $3.50, 900.
whom the prisoners taken back to Ludlow Street
jail they were filed with hope that their friends
would be able to effect compromise within another
tWenty-four hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
NOEL SPANISH COMPETITION ON the SEA.

MORE SPANISH COMPETITION on THE SEA.
One OF the American steamship Ines endeavoring
10 maintain an existence and 70 make showing OF the
American flag on the ocean is the New-York. Cuban
and Mexican Lire, owned by Ward q Co. 1t has
hsd to struggle against the competition Of the Spanish
Transatlantic Company, which has been favored by
the Post Office Department. and will have SIN further
competition. 1t Is reported that the Spanish com
pany is 70 increase its American service its
new steamship AIphonso XII IS put into service.
Tho vessel is practically completed at Newcastle. She
is said to be I" as beautiful commodous.
Portable and even luxarant as possible.s She is
ze6 feet ia length, 40 feet breadth Of BEAM 30 feet
depth Of hold, and e,400 tons displacement. She
will be put on Of the long ocean routes and
Of the smaller steamers win be pat the New York
arat.Bavana route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,Jow.York wednesday, Jan, So-BEEV ES-ReeeipLs q
single carload Of Cattle a. eots and 81 can
loads in a. ,,s Jsy IN o NE YARDS making the total
OeEnss SfSy 40 sht and weather favorable and trade
opened savancs q f a' se per Ssre 100
the marGs: closed a tSas s saGy i Ii the V day
few light Common Steers sold as log e sS e pS Si
100 ,a but Sto Ssfsns 20 Flqs @ 70
g SG 81 end se eeos0 ana a H oS quarters Of beef
the Ffaao $50 quarters in the Republic, and the Aoef
deeo win axe ssn US ' 20 Chicago steers 1883
= 70 Ps5 100 a. Il 1915 49, s'Sa q g o. 1853
a. y 1856 S. ne & 3 & 81 oS' Il Bulls 1888 ~ a.
j. y. salef o. II ohIo, Steers i4iS n at 60; ID
90 D. M McPaerso q Is Chicago Steers 1881 n at q CO.
wi S 60 40 isSI J a. Il a. p SS oasa s
a. - 70; DO 1895 n az % 50 DO 1879 a. e. o.
IN q z q z cPtsasS S9 iss a. ISIS e. 80
i, Il q 30; r DO 1885 a. e. sS do. l4OO n. at
sherman culver 8 clIcags steers 1 ;s9o n a.
II 49, isss y u O Rsn SS y0s g. les
y = % 90 80 DO 1885 n, az a do, mac r. az q
$es Seer: Sis9: I'D 90 eSws u lOs SsjS 8
g s. oilS e eg: 1889 s. 49, i'.i
MG Il Asso ssssr d 5sAV head at
Cows in lair demand and steady but Common stock g
c cSS s3 Cow. i TsTs 4. :Ss ssS pss
aRSSs Mailer e eo SST q s' po PEI ssa ss''
9. ROekafellsr; IS Cows a. $40 per head
Hallenbeck q Hollis; 10 Cows. ~ $40 per head; do.
GAIyEsuR S III head. mainly at eOthst The
market was active and prices well sustained on all grades
erssssrs Yss.lngs and Fed cslyes sold e &c !2s
g 50sss So and selected harieGs and Bucks County
nysrsss q e % per loo western calves. 1Si n
at tbsSS q a. 5 5s q q sr a. 2ss
Mixed Gfas'ers ana Yearllnss ss1 n. &C e. o. u
a. g ge d. Sa ise ss, iiO 3D. - 40 80 H.
Raa RfSg Yeas co Is 80 MSIe a g Srs and Fed
'' J. q. Gu curtis: 20 vcSis. 40 n at ssaso
Judd q Buekinghlm; 30 Grassers Yearlincs and Fed
Calves, $40 10 at So; Veal. 10 n. at 90 so IL do.
Newton g, 9lnGt; oh e., yse: 10 n ISL
hcad-2e az eoth.st. and ~ cars at Jersey civ.
grades were little slow. ard at the upper yards ears
Poorest 70 Best Sheep sold at sisse per 100 n With
general sales q q 5o9s5 IS ordp5ry . Prime Lambs
Spsa t ~ ebsse do 81 N average At s sofa
''i sse.@paIsaSseE p:Esys s,ss sheep 70 p
sO iG 81 q 81 ~ colorado 90 I5
az 10 d. 90 T. 3 Sc To- los d. '; 70 a. az az
200 %ss S aS' e S5i' SGSSS g q g. s.
at 20 229 Western d. s 90 s e. 81 100
STATE Lambs q ~ a! q i. is4 Ohio DO 81 n az e.
6 g q q g. sD 81 y a. & g 70 ia II state
Walsh, Kirby Co s. state sheep 11s ~ at IS 2s;
co do 9l n at IS 80 OF do % n at e5 65; 1913 do 90
n ct IS 75i a State Lambs II IL H. at e. II 1o IS
sherman & Culver; 50 Ohio sheep. 1et y ct Sc 1876
Indiana do. o6 n at IS 40; 80 Ohio Lambs 81 d. at
o. 50 2ss MichlEsn do. es u n a. o.
10 $40 Territory do, Ill 1-2 No. IS 90 10: IFS
Kentueky DO 100 10 ~ ass5 40; 11s do rs 10 n at
"a 90 1903 Kentucky Lambs. 10 ID 10 at 81 50 Western
Do rs ~ at 81.
Newton s Gnlett: 50 state Sheen, 1903 N. at 50 50
1O7 Indiana DO 100 ~ at - 30 t49 Ohio do 81 10 m
90 10 IL; 20 do lie n at IS 70 - ls7 ohio lambs
q 10 n az so 50; 81 Inalaaa do 90 n, AZ SO sO 9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
TIE PETROLEUM MARKE1.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation apparently remains In
the hands Of the bears, and tho attack which was
foreshadowed IN Mondays Tribune came yesterday
after two days Of deceptive delay. From SO l-2
cents the market driven down 20 81 10 cents, and
tho rally that naturally followed tho taking OF trading
profits only fractional There was a decided in
crease IN dealings, which probably represented the
liquidation OF the long and short accounts which sue
ce0ded tho bulge I'm prices that followed the announce
ment OF tbs new Standard Producers arrangements
The bears were encouraged by the reports N good
sized well IN Machsburg, Ohio but that development
cannot be credited with the condition Of tho speouia
ton. There IS no bun party In existence and any
attempt 10 advance arguments In favor OF rise IN
crude oil Is met with derisOn Tho organ OF Otl,S
which is the title by Tho on City Derriok.s
ENDS space for the announcement 81 traders who
believe IN higher values and It's correspondents lay
the blame upon the secrecy maintained b. the organized
producers. 10 is certain thar the producers have
pursued policy that Is apt 10 discourage tho sympathy
OF the metropolitan press. There r. apparently no
action contemplated by producer, rehner or trader
which would tend to revive speculation or strengthen
faith in higher prices. The market closed firm at
the rally from the bottom quotations.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
prrrrrnv rpnM IMERInAN DYES.

memorial has been presented 10 the Committee
on Finance OF the ssrae Of the United states by the
Textile Dyers' Association. II IS asked that dis
elimination be made IN duties that viii furnish COM
pensaton for the charges tho principal dyest'nis
and chemicals used in the business Of the textile
dyers and for the greater cost OF labor 20 as 20 place
the domestic dyer on equal footing with the foreign
dyer Tho petition ends follows:
No Amarean Interest could BE- detrimentaly Affected
by the discrimination The goods which it would ap
ply are not made extent In this country and IN
any easo the difference made by II would fall consdersby
short the dyeng charges this SIDE and consequently
could noe affect the manufacturer here Is effect would
simply Be 10 suso goods 10 b brought tho gray
unfinished condition which would otherwise como dyed
aud finished and 10 furnish additional employment for
our labor and capital BY wandering 10 this country
work that would otherwise BIZ done IN Europa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
rHE TRADE IN cruoAGo.

Chicago, Jan. 30 Especially There we're haif-dosss
valid reasons to-day Tor weak wheat usrket The
cables announced that Odessa, whore 4,o0o0oo bush
es Of wheat are loaded and ready 10 san, part
Nv relieved from It's ice blockade. Recetcts IN the
Northwest showed considerable increase. The weathos
was Of the enervatng bearish SORT yet vim az these
for going way, the market went directly he
other way May wheat opening at 81 Is, sod =
the day almost everybody believed that money was essg
be made pa ne selling soc Two o. ,ntee sca m s
took the oter SIDE and prevailed The curb price fof
and alarm among The shorts in corn lasting long enough
to advance she May opuo1 ILom ~ l-zaso o-S %
lIeve ~ and The close was 3s 10 cents Pork I'd.
yanced IL 10 per barrel, lard IL IL Genus ane
short RIBS 10 cents Per hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, Jan. yo-In tho Court OF Appeals to-day tho
following argued;
No. 1,oe9-The people. ex rel. Charles G. Burnham.
respondent agt. Edward f. Jones al Commissioners
Of the Land once. appellants
No. 1A4-In the matter OF John 7. Delsplaine, de-
ceased
No. 1l9-Benjamln Webb. adIpinistr9tor 1t al. re-
spondents agt David B. Sanford. appellant Submitted.
Ne 139-Myron D. CLARK, respondentfagt- William r
Post and others, appellants.
The following Is the day calendar for THURSDAY:
Nos. 800 1885, 1889. 1913 14o. 147 1877 and ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
COTTON MARKErs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

IrvEEyooI, jan 304 m,-oOtton-rhe aAies Of tho day
included 300 bales American, FUTURES closed sseady
Mddng clause Jsnuary delyerx
3leid sellers January and February delivery 3O6sd
March and April delivery. 296td sellers, April and Nav
delivery 2qbld sellers May and dolverv h 9asaa
sellers June July delivery 30G4d buyers Juiv and
August delivery alg4d buyers; August and SeptSmbsr
delivery, 30-64d value
GALVESTON Jau. Cotton firm. Ndaing, 1915, Low
MiddinU bl8; Good Ordinary, Dig net and ro.a "a
babs, exports cOastNgise baeas saies
7Sf bales stock. 60.lS2 bales.
NoRyoIK Jan 30-zl,oiton steady. MddinR Ia, nor "a
b2l bales receipts J. 524 bales xuts fo te
continent ALSO bales coastwise l073 baes saeS so
bales stock 1888 bales 49,
sAyAESAH Jau. 3O.-C0ttoD dull MidnIng oil. Tow
Mddne SS Good Ordinary Sis net receipts 40 haies
bales sales 500 blles stock -, 1872 bal0s "''''
ST. LOUIS, Jan. O.-cotton steady. MlddlnR o., Low
Mddnng 3l8; Good Ordinary, 5.iB, net RECENT. bga
bales gross receipts I2B7 bales shlponts 21 ba,es
sales l,sOO bales stock. sl.6sS bales 49, 1880
NKwORLKAss Jan 30.--COtton steady Middlno o., rov
Mdding Good Ordinary. sas net receipts 0l35 bales
receipts 0,bOf Dalesi dreaf pyifain
balea continent 1880 hnles o0aswfae aa bales
sales. $50 baiesi stock. 30e. 2S8 baes. 49, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
THE WEST WARRINGTON nARKrr CHARGES

The examination directed by Mayor Grant, into the
charges of avoritism and bribery In competition with
the awarding Of stands In the new West Washington
Market, win be begun at 10 80 o'clock this morning
by the Commissioners Of Accounts at their Office In
the Stewart Building De Lancey Nicon win act as
counsel for the marketmen who have stirred up the
case, and Assistant Corporation Counsel Thomas r.
wickes viii appear In behalf Of the Finance Depart
ment. Interesting Developments are promised by
the dissatisfied markctrnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
TBE COURIA.

rs sCANDALoUs MATTER BEING DIsASoED IN
The reference before Charles W. West III rcsaiu ~
the application made behalf OF Dr. ecOrse W.
Bun 10 have the committees OF his person ana estate,
appointed when he adjudged to DO q haoi' '
drunkard, discharged on the allegation uae no n@
entirely reformed has been proceeding since las.
March. A mass Of testimony has been taAen' anu II
is claimed by DR.. BULBS counsel that much scsuaious
matter has been unnecessarily introduced on tne oel
SIDE motion to enlarge the powers OF the ref
cree so as 10 enable him 10 exclude improper testl-
mony was argued before Justice Lawrence IN tne eu
preme Court, Special Term, yesterday The motion
was urged by Wheeler ii. Peckham' eouhsei ior .no
Union Trust Company, which is the committee OF the
estate; Frank j. Dupimac, representing III. buii'
and Charles A. Jackson, on behalf of DR.. shrady'
committee Of the person
The testimony complained of consisted in alegs
ttons against the wife of DR.. Bull, which, IL was
claimed by j. W. Z. Yorke (who, with George Putnam
smith, represents the children of the DOCTOR ana OPP
posed the motion), was necessary 20 show that the
fnebrate could not reform While living with her Jus
tce Lawrence said he would examine the teSumOhJ
before giving his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31

Oeiober b.DfH 700 200 V'oO AVS
ocresse6 export demand for the city PrOduct lmalny
g. The Tsi abSa y na sso% No @q
ess s0o fG s eHGS o3 bBs uig a
ss; t GS foT IVES: iaaies 500 Ss Mnnase
E MINER SS SsSsS Ea t'n sO5ss i1' 500 bb suP
g SSSss 80 S9o SOis west Iin'' 1nd sSs2 81
SiS Patents g coast Low E - 81 sS @
S FsT q cA0 SS' . ssss is Fancy 2ossS
Poor % Cholss q 9oas5 e5 xsry Choice 2 very sss5oe
3 81 cear = SEES q a5Sss
s hSS Essc Ss IS ffS s - FANCY ota9
Is 90 Supreme Spring and Winter s2 gSS$s 80 Fine SO
2sS a'fs S fss' a io8sad Sales go bis
Slipping r1aSs OG Pssn o. G issso
and da u sss 81
FLoURiIas yaFsi in any particular sales So9
2 .na .ssd 1 gnG' sS Western S Ss
a. & S5sss. and Brahdywinc. g. sales. 400 bills
sJ1; % u San ns oP Sy and
the eaipgs show marked falling o loss sa 600 Sgg
6ss1s,s, Of anS psss aacuaSd within e limits
ts WEE. %sn doSSas E Ga S s"d
sSas1 taken ,o &c 70 o. va o en Decline " iss
MSx aftx' iho temper improved slightly leading
% 81 ~ sI s1ppoT sS. along toward the close Tow large
hoas ne Ess ess S Gg Nav gTa iSi 20 % t. rom
which s variations were snail LEAVING 81 s sss S,r
sssI as aSsctca Sy The e Options cIqSs a
ever was uninporlant Rumors were current that ship
oSs s oco bushels sS future aG SS RED quoted ne@
naly % tla95 Lao IN store and elevator eoSgS i,1e
SS 2Ss CLOSING S e. s. p ' &C. SsSps
d Lee closing g sS DO March =, q sl6 4 so Ma 4S
81 oi ~ s a y closing III at * lac % June sgs g
1 aSsa a 5i "a closing az S a 81 a
SS7 Use closing 81 % se RYB-puh ana nom1Sly
sources % e2g S qG2T HSss's slow Ss
nand N-T6r prompt delivery hardened tIiae.
and some gra1es SHOW : 20 nao buabeIs beside fsir
mount Of stun ainy steamer mixed Is 9ess spP pS
y e' q S SgSa Near p aonhs ssSnsd ise while
iac deliveries ruled comparatively steady sales Io4 200
STss M gS' Il Is Ss & NO zoe es
dc anoatj steamer Mixed Al Lee In elevator aSS
Il 7se 10 ee9sSr q sastsc delivered latter ola
q 7se; DO February % 7ssii closing az 40 sc DO
March a atge closing a. aSc So APRIL closing at
oAisoash Grades gained lssltc and closed hT aes
sSen AZ uii lse prices Sales $50 600 bushels future
600 bushels SPOT INCLUDING TS 80 WSS do ~ w it
l2c No White soe Mixed Western o - ig e
ns at a sS e a. Nay 81 $3.50 closing I2..
g I e NA, - se s Go 7 e. 49, 80 4 $50
HAY AND sTRGwThe general movement continues
s SS s sgs g'sa small so5 s5F NO
ms Clover SoaS2c Ises h1s staS SssgSS
rye 7oss5c short Rye $4,000 oat Sos55c Ia, ~,
HOPS-There u no materlh ehahsS HnSo 90 e,ate
Choice new e1ae2e do medium lsS2oc 90 low zoe
choice now. ooG22c DO medium. 19a2Oei 40 low, i9s
lie; do 1887 sG9e Eastern and Wisconsin, new lo@
MEr4Ls-on change Sales 2s g Zoe u "nchsan
MOiASSFS-stoady and qniet New crop Ee S
oSSnPS 1876 sF aseosPfR E PG6RFf
varied since last wlte WIS, soT o1 eS rS STso
Strained 81 ll.9; Good DO 81 osSsl o. III III
& 20 i q ises TX Jo < 3 5ggs 90 4 sa$ss
q soasS IS; w g.. 90 o0as3 W W.: 80 1898 "a
crude. 4eei summer yellow, 49S5oo 90 White Sgc go
Coeoanut Csylnn 1875 34e Cochin l-fgo lso 90
domestie s0S3Jc foreign 99939e; Linseed, raw, city
5se; Western 57c foreign, 65c Lard prime oooi Men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
SORRY HE SOLD HIS INTEREST.

George Webb as one OF the heirs Of his brother
Joseph, who died in ls49 seized OF five lots In
Ninety thirdst (Dow included in the Central PARK
and property in Nineheth-st, west of Eighth-ave,
claims a oue-third interest in tho estate He says
he was induced by false representations to convey
his interest by L ]. Myers to other parties a few
months ago for $500. He brought suit In the su-
preme Court to establish tho rights which he claims
In fha tate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
LANES N. oUrHEnI RE1rlsEp

Judge Henry Wilder Alien yesterday vacated the
order OF arrest issued by Judge Van Hoesen on Tues
day against James NJ cnthell at the instance Of
Thomas +. Bruce and Mr. cuhell was discharged from
custody. The charge made by Mr. Bruce against
cnthe was incorrectly stated to be embezzIement: It
should have been conversion Of funds. The accused
man says that the difficulty grows out of unsettled
financial trans actions and that each side claims that
the other r;tan ~ his debtor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
no ExnrBrr SOUTHERN pRoDUogs

The following compose committee from the south
ern states to select site in some Northern city for
tho permanent exhibits next summer OF the products
of their States John T. Patrick chairman; Colonel
Julian Allen, DR. W. X. Copohart, Dr. A. b. Hawkins,
NJ v. Calvin, J. @. Patterson, Colonel W. H. s..
Burgnime, G. S. Mccall, G. W. b. Hale, BENJAMIN
wilson, II. c. TunIs, p Pond and l. s. Packard
An exhibit similar 10 this undertaken and carried
out in Boston IN 1888. Several wsll-lnown men In
Pbadelphs have become interested in this movements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
cENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio Oh tho spot had q moderate demand Of
steady Far eargoes quoted 17 sS,. Sales LOCO
scsiye and Arm Sales 900 bags MaracaibO private
terms The speculative market tended lower early on
weakness abroad Opening sales showed break Of 109
IL points afterward there further decline OF 69l0
roIhs Subsequently Havre came IN stronger, leading 70
y rescton OF 20aS0 polnts closing 1rm HayFe opened
iaa5 n lower closed q fr from the bottom Hamburg
nc lower; RIO firm Receipts, IL, 600 bags Rio clear
snees for the United Sntcs 1000 bags Rio eeaEanees
FOR Europe 1000 bags total stock 4O 600 bags santos
reeeipts. 1900 bags. sales here, S,750 bags.