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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27

\ man supposed to be a tramp, Was
struck by a train near Latrobe Mon5sy
evening and cut to pieces. He was iak5a
to Derry, where he was buried yes:erdaEs
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27

Tu8ar law approved and signed by
Governor Beaver % the 7lh day u NAV
last, fhe compensation Of County Com
-niHsignerB in the several counties f this
Commonwealth was Increased from three
oa.u-s ger diem 10 three dallgrf sud fifty
cs-1E. JiiB pgy is only allowed, how
ever. fo- eaeb day uuly and necessarily
anrbEsd ID THE duties Of their office, uud
-ney re required 10 submit annually TO
tDs County Auditors u fun and itomized
ftg-ameu pf the days igna nature ri the
iJlslnezz IL which they were employed.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-09-27
The weather.

Indications for to-day is warmer, low
temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
TEE STATE or TRADE

BAurmorx Jan. 7-cosson nrly aotiye: lnodIlas csc
Flour active and r Howard street and wester superne
81 as So Extra DO IS 1904 30 Family 10 - 80
City Binls RIO Brands Ersra g g5Ss % Winter Whee!
Sc is66bo % DO Exfr Is ooS5 So Wheat Southern arm
ulss 1907 io7c looS M % spor e
% 10 February eehseetc March So. Sssss' April =
sSs.se; y.Ov ss1txo Western auss md 't Ssi,
at AZ Steamer spot ssc February &c., Oats quiet
steady southern and Pennsylvana were quoted s 3o9
No whito ssc bid Rye quiet and nominal at COG Hay
very steady Prime 20 Choice Timothy gig so1siI ~
shouidcs 81 eus:T NIB saes 5'o; 40 packed s s,so
butter dali western Packed lsaa2s, Best Roll 1920:
and duff !. aenned 81 ssoc. Coffee firm; Rio oarsoss
r.f sugar s s1I ws,.f sS .cs live IL
resshss liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton al
bba whsst 1000 bush. Corn 81, 900 bush Data 5000
bush. sh!pments-four $4,000 bills Corn 10000 bush
sase--Whsas IS. 900 bush Corn $4,000 BUSH
CHICAGO Jan 1.-THE leading INJURIES ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

2 yEA1uRES OF NDW.xoRK DzALIHoB<
The cash whess market yesterday wa eul. WIN p
export demand and sale Of $4,000 bnsisls Tor mme
purposes. The options developed no ney festare sed
salos Of only 100000 bushels were inside Ths So
supply statement showed dscxssse Of e7t07s busaols
but Il exerted influence spsculason, because Hd
been fully expected The opening q May whess ~ =
81 o. 1891 o. and then rally 10 u o6 ul1e sosed
The rest Of the market moved IN soesc.|..cs vie s ms
Leaders vsrfat1ons and the cloe9 wns ab0us ~
Losses Of 5s cent e fsiIsws January q s ere
ary 81 OF TO; March, 81 % Ia Nay eleo 10 stnel
II 6s r. Com IN setIve esna.d frsn .siPRs. ana sne
market ruling IA cent higher this den.tL The cp
s Ss' an saV early CENT fAss We. MY
Tor Ssbrusry IS Il and March e IS 81 Il cent
Tor Nav u as L. cents Oats wgre styonge Anl We CD
lions closed up 14a18 Ut 81 1-2 Tor Jeu4v, x IL
for February and 50 lie cents for May neav NJ no
he opsions net gains being showed q isxi ons, .s ::
i April. 81 IS; Mss, = Ss; June. q 90 !.
Tbs receipN OF grain and -four reported nstaoy -
Bstnors sad ssssp Ssss ::
100 o2s bashes tsts sn - ss L:
the arrivals Wheat Dushss co son sas 80 ssSs
bushels osts no 181 buahels total grain 1e9oo OosA'
els -four, 13070 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

s1s schooner Ella r. watts hsnes soton'evideo' gen.
81 s. :s
S IL III S ss::s ca sss
Sss as st;; ' 81 Is
5 Sss "a AZ { %s.s ;Hs ssfS7'
sm WIN sos e s;s s:s r sssRd
Pissisd Ssiis. Il r sverige gsssd Es slsa
gSss.s e. SASH
S sss q s, IMAM : "a sss
fY sdey sS'S
IS As s :ss %ss
e w e Top s,. sA sps Hssss
i y sIssss s sss:a asc e.
1885, sp siin ssss ss:'G 1850 s sass
o oSo s Continent ssoc South % SOC Soc *; ~
s /: ss ss sssss. 81: ss
Wsss sss a ia ssSssy
sss Ssl; ss , sis' e.
& l lss9sS ss!s fss
ss; sl sS:. $685. a s;ss s:%
2oS2ic DO 90 fls artory Thirds i8siS LIE .-...,
p1,1 srsds inquiry continues fr while
sSippsrs remain agl.ss Sn's' ,ns ss0w state 70
Fss;sss w sss1S and I
80 1xc: medium i2as 1-2c; Common skims 20
sc Ohio si os Psnnsyivsns ssf ,t sS 2, nc
So. ~ ssis Is 1sssoass
icslss Prime LINED IS iS sIss soSo bags
Mssssnss sdss R' 81 ss ss
ss pa%a.,,a oSt ss sess rnsiis. CYi fscs
soa du's 7s7 iss S %s,s.
rxxira "cs Slide ssc Extra ''c' Gao 1-sc &C.
: ssab sic; yellow. seas La.
about s i-2c. oleomargsyine in light demand oity'
z irteeIrowHas less demand snd rules weak Prime
CITY ouoted @ i.lc asked; sales Saturday. 10000 City
certain brand. O 1-6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

Kswea assss soho vsss isz ., = & q
sEFe ess As3 & saS
sseD Wa ssS ns, Sg u e the St ssosk Ts!
ssss's ~ ssis 'S's sisS e .;sS
0' ss's Tss scs sSs:J 81 3 1 SS,s:
r: '' :: 8 Es;s;s;; GA. :. y
A';s s,sfs; s: s.s snssA g
sl; Z s a. g. lS5 $.. & e T. g a;s
e. \, s y y s. iss 4 g 3 Is
s 8 IT, s & &: .s sss fsss g
a. & ss.s = sac ssi's 8 : !: s r. ,ss
l5s Inalaqs a. :. 5c p IS e Ohio Il "a a. 100
|: 81 = g Il Ms e g. a. ss1s 8 s. q
Is = Ssss i 81. sS.s g s
a. Is at e so - pen1syiys sss as S9 u alS 81
FL e {: 4 10 &c 4 .
4 z' Y =, 4, STA, sas az <
sSq % f. g 81 rss !: = a. js x ; iss
a. 3 z e !, |. & s. e. o a:s sss;' 70
ss saIs e. .sss sse'ss q h Hsrsiss
g y q i js ss e Il Eas s0l .! e
" }pdd a Rockingham: l7e E:nsss sheep lla r ssss
4 state do 7s N a. iSs do ~ n n a. a. m ~
iS5 S. e. $50 q SAT- Lambs % q a. e. s9j 1872
Sherman Culver: 4s4 Kslses Sheep. 70 q. ct ~ o.;
ITO Canadian and Western do l04 M ~ Is 80; IA Ind
r 4 q g; t7o Canadian do sla'a n At $780, 40
H6Gs.necefpts 1cs carloads Of 10 $40 head--e4 cars
q lothss. and cars st Jersey CITY Only hea1 salc.
rscedpts alive ard the drop In City Dressed Saturday
ouotatisns: eS 30945 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

% = q y yc csis.ss sss'' sis
~ 1!s' Z e. e. g., !. !, %hf * siss ] !;
y q 3 ,s1a : e. = !: y { r.
3 S' .': q. q l ssss iSs 'si: :.
IS So ssissi . &c steer. 1850 n :.
S g. issSs & ae:. y q 10: :: is g
:ss|sssss' IL !! Is !! -
a. III 4 Z: { ]. US & ssi lsSs s' I
% Msrss':en Is q chicago s ,,s 1889
s. 1870 mo Is ~ p q sSs z a. ,ss si
Z Il 49, y II. 7 :, 4 Z. S.is Z.
Sssss s.:s Ssi. s.sss leg -
s = Il s.;. ssss T.: " Il =
S "a :, s g q sss ,sss &
q ssdics C. ~ Esntassy Steers 1891 n at
eod sa 81 eoersdo s,ser 1870 ~ u
q ss s y Nsv iss i9sS n g sse e. NJ q
si s'F F.SSs an ss 60 ss =: s'ss
$40, and Few choice bring s4sssgc Per head Prices
are AIN e Pr ssSs .'ysi % :. q.
ss? man. Ps;s :: ss'i :.:S
IS 20: Fed Mixed Calves and w.sssns a. g 2sss. 10
ags' ss IS per loo IS DO g. n ., IS 20 90 tfew
~ IA: Il d. ST. ~ al 81; 80 DO 900 ., 1t % lo Il
ysais fes n II Is Is; { DO. 142 n. Il %.
vsaS iaQ h. as 81 bo a. iaa p, a. %; DO $50 n Of
ns- az tsS Ss. 9: l4o n a. co. DO lao n.
S Sd sr.s:er. 900 8, 3 z; = a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

On she Produce EkchAnss edy inc bastef msrnet vs.
ss G cssoe S GOOD o Choice isssos
8sss wsss sslcsa
,.s 81 ssss1 ;s;' s:s' 3: s;s:ss
10 Re- ss Corn s.ssdy No an MasS sSae No as
s: s i, sA % e.; g
5 IN. ssss Of g o. Brtsr du 1..s III
s;sss = Ell
o!ss1s ' Ssiss an. nSs' sssS. q S5Sss issps
ana dI s' s. s'Ss ss;:
Sstssdy ana unchanged
DrTnon ian. 7wssss-Nc White cash iosc No.
$500 sa.n ''s Il irso s ssss s:s j.;
MnvAuxrr. jan Jerlour dun. Wheat nrm, sssh s2se:
ssss ''i s1. ss ss s sss No S'
srn S sss s7' scs ss sssg
snsisr ssssdyi Daily sos22c Eegs sss.y srssn - aS
SS S wss sS Wheat ' % ss s5SS
Sasn
ci Ss'A sssssa s's ssrs Hard 4:
s,;T & S e iSss sss s:s s;s
Il I ysa. g sS '1s'9 g. 49,
1sss %asss ~ raq q USss s 40
ss;: 's .,: q s: TILL ,s;:
csss u sssss % % DO siTsighs 70 oSSsS 80: Win
tn Patent fas 70 Cno,ss - Az p "a Ses6
oss 90 Rye sour du and weak a 81 OSs g Tor chSiee
Der 100 Ibs for new Wheat market dali snd lower
10 Delaware Red In export elevator - lossc No Re-
40 for March al es13spc; DO for May lola0I o2kci
Corn i0wor No Mixed In 10th elevator at SIC 40 OF
track 81 ,c No Mlrcd track $50 steamer No Mixed
q ssssss elevator S Sssr
elevate, Ale q Old No yss Mssd !. "a y:
DO MARCH, l2a42so; do April x2la0t3c; do May 43i
1lic Oats-cM lots weak under free offerings 81 iorme
AZ SOC Vnsradsd WHITE at aSc, No. White Sa1c NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
LIVE STOCK NARKEr.

Good 10 Prime sold yr 81 % IL 10 49, ana
Inc average estimated 81 - -
BEEvFs- Receipts yesterday and ssd.y 10 esrlosds
~ o4a bead37 cars East Side and brooklyn
butchers @ eoh, Of which 30 cars were con-
for local trade and 81 cars were rcceivea jersey
CITY, where there were mtogotner We cars on ~
cattle and all the stock was readily sold 81 m aavsace OK
1O4fbc per 100 Fridays prices, the market Closing
n and Chicago dispatches favorable ~ they Indicated
receipts hero Of only 10000 head and selling rates un
Three Of COLORADO Steers sold at % es; conno.
Is SOdeS c5 trash and mixed doyes at s9de3 90 Oxen
and sae s3 5oae4 80 Bulls and Dry Cows at e zoo
cable adyices quote Refrigerated beef lower Ut
shipments TO morrow 5000 quarters Of becf in tho
Arizona.
Dressed Beef and Mutton folowp:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

i.s w.; s.s sss q: q .! ss ss 8
= ~ s {:s%; ::sss;:S; ''l
Sysss s,s ssS: g "a s' Mn si s; Pa s s. ~
E :: y s:s5s g 4 q .!'
asss Nv y! %; . !;sz 5SSis H.
81 sssa 81 / s y, 's "a s'dsa ssss3
}s : 9 SsS s SsSs.s s s 90 8, ss'S
S S: g: ! g: x;:: !; s. 9
itei :Sd Ex e YssssT /, a sIss
S y1s, s, 4: RAJ s;sssP Eiss s S a.
ES.dsss;s ga TsaSc i g, ss ~ ss zs
a. s.; S!;s s:ss sss Sc:
lbnsh.
ss sS s. s.;
S tSs ~ s: ssd 4 Tssssly SsS 81
49,: 81 : 3 Il as;s, 3, ss;s SSs IS
Is:s: r. : AZ ss Ss
, rs 81 90 rsl.fss : s q e l sss'a: s'
% -7s97 g, Short Clear e ~ gQ1z o. 1sSz19zn$sS~s
s sss = o e - . Ia r. a: sss s 10
1853 boz. Ss'A Ss go l Ss ss
az Con- sotoe6 SssS oss s4cdS IN ~; lsSs VA
Barley none.
IT. Tsl;ss "a Ss s : : ' 49, 81 sg:'ss
8 ssSs Ss ssss SssS ga "a:
1900 bush. clovsrsssd 1885 bssa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

roTreN There was decidedly more scuviIy IN Pot
,., ,aass M steady ana unchanged prices sales OBJ
es for consumption and 100 eass so hass for eon
,tion Port receipts 35.33e bales ssans. eoeIx
bales this day last week ana 2se ssc si1ss az the por
have sssrefsted 5s7os59 bales &C, eopp pst WIN
cuosstlors arr based American stsnd>o Of e'ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
THE MARKETS. ,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
crxrRA1, MARKET REPORT.

ooFrEERs spot yer dull anr GRADES rnscs oue;
Fair csrgoes quoted 17e. NO saie, va. only moderately
seve ana variable s NSyem Hs adSsnced
ssio points early while other With
w slopesS All months dropped 5000 p9nss IN kesp
ing with lower cable s asycs wtn clS' Faction q 81 IT,
Hamburg declined f4al2 pg S S o sf bass gsntcs
day goo bags oia Stock aes here, g. 500 bass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

March HDsSa, Ss4s $50 e5t 2sioS
SSS -: , 50 Es sS$
s$ss, i SSss ,s, i sss i SSs s iSS
in he day but closed With mas. affected b no
s s sssss. nS Sss s I'd II ''
O5 pr s@I sf ri. t nslgMdns
s ssf Rl al Esq $ Ss. :: 500 500 s ss s
90 bis zine e lssss S.sssOns cay 5ng
~ $ :s ssss Y 4sssS & .i:;
tssfts tisss' ' ss
Ss S s : W. t essss . !. s's sSs
5Sss ,s, FIX:
inquiry steady ges a SALLY s, s 600 Dbl: :.
= ~ r ssa * rss s Demand a mainly
asts S:ssns, sd hi;
3 st sssss Hs!,ps s ssss 500 SSis including
wHEATAer tho ocse!al clos hsrs On ss,-
ss @ rss se cs sse break 4 on sSis as
By 9' E Ss%issn weston s situation odsy
sss spirited g, shs: time carly p.nsp,ss u he
isas sssin: :, % L. ,, &c
ssssy clos, era z . dg Sss g only
2ss4c lister on Then followed Rsrica q pronounsa
s sss s ssa sss ';sas: sssssp
:sssa,ss ri'I'e s.s rs'' .a1 sss
r rs.s f sss eng lew ssy,as sias
under ss ssss -: ;ssa sp:s.Iss ss,ag
. 90 i,sF sss sis IS s:I::S s'Is
& .s a. Fs:r q 3 !. q q e aS s i
e osssI os le s :. = q % o. y5Is
!. Sa ..g .,Ss
s S p'isssc bushels s es c!s sss'y
s1 III spot s1 ssTSpa sss eds
sxe Prize; = no. .. e s sssssss
s;s ,S1 ss.;iss.
xTsrss the stfssssS 10 so. grade. impaired better
ss s sssSs sr Ts S n''sass
s1ss.s lsssslssssGs ~ IS ie 4:
as IT, s.s s S.Ssis si Noe sssd .s
Is isSss IL sscst; Steiner YSlcw q i;ge; 80
Ss' = M :'ss,;s 8
sfssss d sa sid s.1Hs higher
s ScSo s Tsss d ssss ss sSs
80 LIZ ga. q wn q i s no ss Mica tns west ass
%Si;s g :. ysSr No S,s sssg. s
i sssjs % d s 4 sSs7l p 81
50 n. SOC; 100 r. ssss IS srps slssi q Rye FEED
bushels ciIsiI sa.Ssls sats o sss $40
bushels s1s onshelA bs sSsy ss iio
sSsse ioos secs eS sSss j.Dss ws.s
bushels bailey, 10000 bushels ... >, ,,.,,,o .,,
| New York Produce Exchange statement Oh "no'o sup
ply Saturday, WA. January . lsS'' DATA nyo nars,
Total in
sscst s7a 600 eaiaO4 iees.i7< a77ooi4
D',,ss.s s1so7s s,os IA ,a ssnsa. '''''
| ', w.., - w. en- INV oa,. rive harley.
JAM 80 s7e237 900 ~ leg M ~ az
Pee s az nv "a @
Janss7 esafo6 $50 ioo77sis 4sI1's4I 4ss'oo'
| HAY AND BTRAW-IIAY-Th0 FEELING II perhaps
tribe weaker, because of heavy receipts Prccs how
| ever, aro NOS disturbed. and the demand
sinsa MsyTG s9s sSloo Ne Darn mla sSas e.
90c shipping. 0oa65c straw-Long Rye, Soa5oc shofs
Rye, 60s55c Dat $4,000; -. ,,., d.. '...,s,,x
H0PsThero y some little export INQUIRY ter ssri,ely
ststss choice new 5ie2ac; DO medium isseoe do low
DO 1881 yaiie DO ssS &c., f % S oo a
Ie; 90 1851 sos Eastern and Wisconsin, now lssaoe
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet and Arm closing am snd
! easef on spot C0PPER-seady. LEAD-puh ana
easier. sPELTER-Neglectca ~ - w.
MOLASSES-Has moderate demand New crop new
orenns quoted sos4tc according 70 aualV' " ''1'
''I NAVAL sroars-sDlris rurpen.nes strong at fur
sher sdysnse but business light Quoted 20 s4S4a Roe
nsIn moderate demand and held lfm Strained 81 02 l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
THE COURTS.
couRr AND CHURCH AUTHORITY.


TIE Law WILL NOT COMPEL THE TRUSTEES OF
CALVARY cxMETERv TO PERMIT JOHN
scos . xs0pznxro ~ BURIED rHrRr.
i4fhs eaort Of rhInp Mcclure, BY suit in ths SUI
promo Court to compel the trustees Of Calvary Como
tery to permit the body Of his father John MCGUIRE.
: follower Of DR.. McGlynn, who died suddenly 1t .
meeting OF tho AntfPoverty Society at the Academy
Of Music to be- buried there has failed decision
was rendered By Justice Beach In the Special Term
Yesterday Diminishing tho complaint with costs ON the
ground that It Is not for judicial Interference
but matter that rests with the authorities OF tho
Roman Catholic Church. Although tho elder MCGUIRE
owned lot In tho cemetery, burial there was densd
him on the ground that no had not died In fun CON-
munlon with the Church. The body was placed In .
vault In Greenwood Cemetery temporarily, and As still
there.
Tho action was for an Injunction restraining tho
trustees from interfering with the ntermeny and Tor
e1 900 damages. In deciding that the case must b
governed By tho decision Of the Church, tho JUDY,
says: There is no injustice done by remission TO
such forum because the claim Of membership In
tho faith necessarily subjects tho claimant to the
jurisdiction Of ecclesiastical authority. 1t ws shiwn
on tho trial that decision upon tho right to &C.
closasfcal burial IN this instance had been me 10 BY
the Ortinary Of the Diocese. who Is the cont JfIg
local authority In my opinion tho Court sho AID not
Of fsith, discipline doctrine Whatever rcli there
may DO must Como BY appeal to the hiShcY Church
authority provided BY tho udicasoiy pro eedurc OF
tho Church. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
STAINED.

s sSse o Scoa oggdinaf5s Sic Il
For future delivery The market suffered break on
general realizing and In foreign aaviees Open
Ing sales Indicated decline OF points ard Neaoy
closing figures showing losses OF 1lal2 point& specua
ton was more active. Sales Ill 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08
MADAME DIss DEBAR DEFEATED.
SHE May NOT HAVE THE cHnDREN-Jus1IcE
ANDREWS ALSO THINKS sHE SHOULD
NOT GEE THEM.


Madame Diss Debars application for Tho custody OF
tho children Julia DIES Debar and Alice Aessant, pre-
sentsd In hsbcss corpus Drooepdings was denied ~
Justice Andrcws. Of tho Supreme Court, yesterday.
The judge, IN written opinion says thu thg chidron
we're regularly committed to tho care Of the soceSy nor
che Prevention of Cruelty b Children On April Ss
1858, Is they he'd proper guardianship and hzdamc
Diss Debar was In the Tennis awaiting fffs on
criminal charge and had been living cn'terms OF I'm
proper intimacy with Joseph Diss Dcbar. Tho Judge
adds:
MADAME Dtss 'pebsr was duly convicted m the
Court Of oenora SESSIONS In this city. after fsir
TRIAL. Of conspiracy defrsnd and she was thercupon
sentenced 70 BE- imprisoned IN the ponentiary for tho
term Of six months. eho served such term and has
recently been discharged It IL also charged, and was
not denied upon the hearing before ma that sfo has
fora hong ttme boen living In open adultery with one
Joseph Diss Debsr, who has wife and children. Tho
president Of the Society for the Prevention OF cructy
to Children stated upon such hearing that Madame
piss Dcbar is not the mother Of Of tho children and
that both children being cared for and educated IN
private where their identity not Known
and that, In his opinion, ifedadamo Diss DeDar wusp
pesnitted to see such children now would DO I'M
possible 70 kccp them longer In such. or any other
Similar fnstitnt4on and that the eject upon tho
children of allowing Madame Diss Debsr 90 visit them
at the present time would DO exceedingly injurious.
Under these circumstances constrained 70 decline
mako any oder permitting her 10 SEQ such children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

cMcAso un!sa ssecs Yssas s.a; z--:rhs. p.syssE
sS ssS n..i:; s..sy ss S sSs
sss g. 'ss: s e Co.'S % -
.ss Ss ssa '' S.. ssss: & s'ss l: ~;
s:s 's' s g ss' iAss.
s5 e 5ss:s : ssa essis: n. ss sss Seer.
fsis g Gel NM, S.sy s, s sSs9 q oSs P1ss
- !: s:cS g 0SSs Is hangers C'ssasd = Osss q
80 600 o. sssS :egSsss: :,
S Sssaay !, sf sss = ssss - i's' ~ ' sl''
ys g pcssss 8 -. So shpm'n' '0' ''1
g, ..s1 s: e. ss S. a q ss
NINE ,ss sss - oS a s =
rsss re ss Tss ss e. x: : ss
week 5000 Consigned through carosds q S1sh g
e s Y e 90 sheep arm
eS s ssss sSSs 81 sss.d 80 ss
s:s'sss g s yss s 81.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
SSl ss l sIin:s
7sssd prime mess western dun a. Sss o. 9! e
s as:;sss' s:y
% sps1issy - 4 =, @ :ssscs assss ss:
o1as Demand 'T s6 ss 4 sss
%s,s sss 80 al a.: =: g sss
ss$.s s.:P, ~ ~.
York sse Il, n s, Demand ss ,u Au.,e ,
s:::s ss; ell e &: s.
JAM ss s::: q: r. 81 haas. rs
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THE Trade IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. lspeciait There was RAINY to-day
Of outside news favorable to tho bull SIDE. Prices,
as result spite Of some unfsvcrsbio pit influences
advanced over cont. May wheat opened al
81 Oh rs touched al 05 18 81 OF Ia and closed AZ
81 o. 10. Tho visible supply fsurcs, which some
Of tho stasicians expected to Be unayorabls showed
: decrease for the week Of $4,000 bushels. These
figures were the most potent influence Of the session.
There was some talk of danger to the winter wheat
from the present extraordinary weather and this
peril, II cIaimed, would DO increased BY cold
wave which tho sfsnsl service was predicting. May
corn opened ct 80 5s cents and closed at SO "a 81
Os acted about e. corn did and for the reasons
prpvisions weqe active and fensiderabIy higher.
Supposed TO be representing ke.m were on the same
sIde May pork opened It ga 20, touched SO ~
touched 81 4. and closed at 81 81. May abort ribs
oponsd ct 81 TO- sold ct " 20 and closed at ~ 10.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA srocKs.-
San Francisco, jan Z. 1859.
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TIE PETROLEUM -MARKE7

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE oFPRIcR4
Yesterdays crude certificate market contained duhs
hut what was more important. Il presented change
from the professional character Of tho recent deenss
The closing price Of Saturday wss qrc.sd onc'ey =
"a 10 cents when so Id cents WIS believed By most
traders in the bull ring BE- the nsufe cefreey rspr
senting the legitimate relations between BUYERS ana
sellers But frst sales yesterday we're as ne sarns
1gure go IL cents and the buying which mn values
up to 81 SO cents was largely CREDITED % ths sans
operations which made Saturdays oacia elosks agsre
Duness prevailed Of the day but near the coss
trading pressure was developed which caused depression
Of over cent The field continues dnppenting
by saes the rallies appears 70 be succes and he<e
Is no fresh development which operators for m az
vance can Din theiS filth TO- The Gns trads was mas
In hury.bury Of noise, and around SO cnts holdsrs
seemed o6er resistance 70 hauunor1, u0s ~
market closed unsettled aad nervou&
The range Of prices and the total dealnt were - fol'
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4 NEW pEpARruRs roB COLUMBIA.

An important step was takon by the trustees
Of Columbia College yeaterday, whom recon-
uscnaation to start breach OF tho School OF
Mines as department Of electrical engineering
was sadopted. A committee which had beer re-
quested TO investigate tho msttor and r port
upon tho deslrabnty of starting such school
advised In their report yesterday tina. an instructor
ship In electrical engineering DO established, tho tn
cumbont of which, together with assistant, shouid
give practical and personal instruction In the subject
in relation to heat magnetism and energy or power
1t was said In the committees report that ihcrc was
ct present small electrical plant tn the School Of
Mines in connection with tho study Of physics, but
II was sdvtsed that tho department should DO moro
directly associated with the engineering department
1t was proposed 10 begin In small way, BY cngAg-
ing couple Of rooms not tho present group Of col
logo buildings, but near tAem; and IN appropriation
was madc by the trustees 10 meet tho exposes Of such
a d. srtcrs together With tho necessary amount for
ne 4garscs OF tho professor end his assistant Pro-
fesscs seriamtn =. Les was resppointed TO tho chair
Of fef > equity and Jurisprudence in tho School
OF Il 20 Edward Pierce Eastwick, was siven the
dcgre, W. .s5iitary engineer. The resignation Of Pro
feSsor Ac,yH Dewey IS librarian OF the college was
accoptsd, tho reason for the resignation being hav
ing been appointed secretary ana treasurer Of tho
Board Of Regents of the University of the State of
New-Yorl5s Certain gifts to tho college from A NJ.
oyt and General J. Watts do Peyster wero accepted.
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Jan. THE loading INJURIES ranged - follows

casa quosauous wsrs IS follows No Spring Wheat 90 p
Corn Sac KS os, s st'. c. 81 g. Rye s, sss
Timetay sssS q sos5 Msss Psri SIS rs par bs Lard
100 D. short Rse s,Sss sSSss q 80 g ~
sasd I! oSTiss d!stsiissy assnsa Sod; g O.
.r,,o,ss Recsiptx shiemsnr,
10000 10000
Wheat bush. ----.-..---- oIS'or0
BUSH
OefB, bu6f a
bush.
Barley BUSH o''~~~ ~S'~'~
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miscellaneous.

-
NJ Ew pIREcroIRE jaclxets and. An,sri.
ssn s 'ess fss ENG ' bs
=. PAULINE. ladies' patent tailor, e7a
0th.ave., frst nooE These gsrmsnts az
entirely new combination; highly zn4fitofi'
Gus articles for ladies' wear.
OLD hooks. ma Rarines and psrer novels
~ bought IN large and small Quantiues
hack nunbeSs q sl The Fading pssA1inos
constantly on hand aud suppled e. Low
prloes Silks. 1<1 oth-sve.
SsfN0En--A isdy SINGER Fsnts lsdy wish Z
-: = s Ssiis xsSi;s:3 W. Ia q 4sisSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-08

Butler H. Hfzby show liabilities 500. 291 60; nominal
assets ssoi. tao ss and sctyea assets STATES So
A decision setting aspee the assignment made BY
Payne Stock Co.. on yeeenber e. 1887 asfrsudulens
and vod was rcnderx by Justice Beach, Of the Supreme
Court ycserday IT is charged that before the assign
ment Payne appropriated $4,000 u the nfs money 70
his own Aase.