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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

A little time ago I WAS going from
Chicago 20 Cleveland. Three or four ~
us men struck up an acquaintance as
they II don't spolse) struck up light in
the smoking rdoIn. Zach gave q little
biography Of his recent life. Il have
been 10 Chicago" said Mr.. i. B., Ito
collect some conscience money. A good
many years ago | made an invention. IL
was stolen from me by some Chicago
people. spent much money in trying
TO get my rights, and did not get them.
Two weeks ago i received q letter from
the house in Chicago which had been
manufacturing and selling my iRyen-
ton saving that If would come 10 Chi
cago | should hear of something to my
interest
Il went 10 the place appointed and
met gentleman, VINO said: You ara
Mr.. A. By Yes. Our honse has for
years been making and selling an inven-
tion Of yours. i have recently become a
Christian. ] know l have done wrong,
and want now TO do all can 70 right
that wrong. Will you please say how
much money we shall pay you for the
wrong we have done your thanked
him and said / wanted time 10 reflect
I took the time and gave an answer.
Turning to the cashier the gentleman
said; Make out check for so much'--a
sum double the amount l had named.
That check was certified and now have
it in my pocket. am glad 10 tell this
incident for many reasons, one OF which
is that it tends TO answer the charge that
is frequently made that being a Chris
tian makes no difference with ones busi-
ness habits. Cor. Chicago Advance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
CHARTER REVISION.
A Meeting OF Committee of the Council
and Board of Trade.

The joint meeting of council commit
tee on charter revision and committee
of the directors of the Board OF Trade,
took place last evening IN the city attor-
ney's Office. AS the the gentlemen OF the
committees and the reporters entered
the city hall, Custodian Charles L. Bren-
ner, presented TO each butttOn-hole
boQuet. Geranlums and daisies We're
given the handsome ones, and DAISIES
and geranlums were gwen the braIny
ones.
There were present but three of the
council committee, Alderman Saunders
IN the chair. There was wholly infOr-
nal conversation on the general subject
of charter revision, but ~ definite ac-
ton was taken. Secretary Van Asmus,
of the Board Of Trade, stated that their
committee came not prepared for any
recommendations because no time had
yet elapsed tor the receiving OF replie S
TO the CIRCULAR note which the secretary
had addressed TO the directors ON the
subject. The board. he thought. would
not be prepared for definite action un-
ftll after IS meeting OF september 2.
City Attorney Taylor gave some gen
eral suggestions as 70 wnat individuals
ought 10 be- dong WITH reference 10 the
matter. He SAID that the work before
them was not simple amendments, but
complete revision. s lawyer specially
trained N framing legal acts ought to
be employed 10 do the work. The city
attorney mas not the time to do il.
The meeting adjourned subject TO
the call Of Chairman OF Committee
Turner, VINO Is expected home next
week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
DENocaAFs d oFTAWA.
xass AttszsFs fesssa wisa shs f-'ssa
e1 Ia4sssf4s

81 Iaasstf4s
1as neni0-zaz.e couuty eoast&lliei'
- esiass neaaty nast a. oFaoe hsseh
81 Neanssaay. ana peassaasas a assanse
teSet A. fol.oss. tbs f.ckst heins a.
most .1eatcl uata tast nosn .nste7 r.
lt1e PsHensef lns4stry 81 CIoqersF
4 s Ptng 2 penn nnoyvr. G4<ssSSis
elfres h4rSeg IL Waite, fslk kto,i 80
.sse1 q 3eeas. es.E.es y i1Ef--iaitis
a lenaaie. treasurer. ReDQaa IA
Asasys Alsa1ale pTesecsi. - &tl-t
ney, Peter ,. l4aaon, saIana hahen
sflat k41rs cQ4aals 81 1isv4ss Ai+-.Atil
y. Angels grsga Havsa, aAd laoil4s
AakcTad. Ngglss coee1efs, CESAR
h2erts tsl.also. aud s nce stay fslinS.
Grand HaFsn. surveyor, y. J. hess
ll1k. Holland tor nshfp.
tef legislature klfsl district, =. *.
Clark, SpgBE lake second clstflet,
tfsoFrs B kirhsTdson. Georgetown.
Nelec4ISs we've chosen 90 tie eena-
toI,als Congressional aud state eoaVen-
tlous.
Two plank Of the c0ua.y, 7. ot 1.
platform, gclstlse 10 Llle ASA sSnienls OF
property and mortgages aud the sdop-
ton ot uniform text boIoks, were
adopted. =. q, Watson, III coopefs-
vile, was made committee chalTman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
In Good Shape.
> the TElEsRaN-HFsALn.

Special 10 the IELEsRAN-HEsALD.
WAsUxGIoS, Aug. 2s.-euperlnten-
dent Of Census Porter has issued his
return showing the bonded floating
gross debt. etc, of States in the Union.
Michigan has bonded debt of 81, 3d.
600, increase Of S444, ,69S since 1850. Tie
floating debt Is $500 OBS, and increase
Of t273,6 The gross debt is Sl,6l5,-
O2s, an increase OF s71s,32S. Against
this indebtedness the State has $50, SIS
cash in the treasury and other avail
able resources; S257, ,735 IN the sinking
fund, and sn annual interest charge is
sls3,4o4 Michigan makes very good
showing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
THE ALTON STRIKE.
switchmsn sad 80 he Weakening
strikers PAID or.

>witchmsn sad 20 he Weakening
strikers PAID OF.
CHTctG0, Aug. -s.-Alton swltchmen
A. sad to be weakening. A commit
sco Of strikers vss refused An audience
with General Manage Chappell. Of the
Alton, today. Chef sweeney vii con
fer wjth ceuesl Manager Chsppel a. 2
o o'clock tomorrow morning, snd en-
drsv0r to settle the trouble.
It ls undorstood tonight that at q
meeting today the Svitchmeu : AssCca-
ton decdcd tfst t1er men should
ohev orders 7rd witch cars ia tae
stock Yards if 81 directed BY their super
lors The ctr kers hsve all heen paid
of. AMI are Ieft 20 secure empl 0vmen nt
whrTn they can.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

An innovation IN Mrs. +. 8. Vine
gar's annual opening of Partisan cos
tunes, robes. etc. viii be the exhibition
OF a large and beautiful line OF sea- SKIN
garments and trimmings. Mrs. Vine
gar is the agent in this city Tor one OF
he largest importing and manufacture
ne houses ~ this line OF goods IN tie
tWest. and can assure 10 her patrons
superior articles al a moderate prlce.
IA speciality will be made III the matter
" repairing, Te-making and re-tnm-
ming seal garments al any kind, and
the most perfect sAbetacton guaran-
tecd. The opening Of Nrs. Vinegar s
beautiful parlors Will occur about the
third week in September.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

NJ. n. J. D0oTnlnk, tie Wei known
staloner, bas removed 10 the spacious
store &t 40. 10 North IGYls.on-st., ana
Aps opened up an Immense stock
OF hooks and stationery, and VII make
a specially Of school books, winch be
VII sell 81 a small margin. All the
latest novels. maprines and PERIODICAL 4
tor sale The public Is invited % cal
aud examine his stock befors purchas.
ing elsewhere. The goods wili DC solo
al prices that DEFY competition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Harmony Lodge l59, A. o. L. W, an
nouuces the following program % be
carried out al North Park on Labor
Day:
Rowing race for silver cup, the con
10y request Of donor.
Tub race, for prize, free for all.
Baseball, played by picked nine.
Fat mans race, free rallstout men.
Prize TOR fancy bicycle riding.
Dancing Will be INDUCED IA during
the afternoon. followed oy grand bal
st night Tickets for sale at pavilion
Admission 70 ball - cents. Tie las
train for the city Will leave the PARK 81
II O'Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Dyspeptics VIII do well to observe the
following general rules: Live on two
meals day IL possible Mover cot n
excess. Estimate rs nearly ~ you can
the actual needs of the system, and limit
the quantity Of food 70 them. remember
ing that one grows weak II he eats too
uuch. Eat slowly and masticste all
'ood even longer and more thoroughly
than = healthy person careful of his di-
geston would Do. Quite dry foods, ss =
rule. are best suited to dyspeptios, who
should drink sparngly With tbeiT meals.
Some can take ice water in very small
quantities without being disturbed by
it, but generally II rstaris digestion.
Ard the ssrne i true a All cold drinks
Warm ones suit most dvspaptios best.
and a very lttle wax tea. II properly
made. Is Dot at I'll likely - 90 any harm.
The food shorld hs neither very hot nor
very cold. Properly. Il should be about
blood warn. Every ons knows from
experience just what foods distress
then. and Whist sTs well borne: u course.
the former shouli - excluded from ths
diet -nostoa Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

br. F J. tironeT, who located p F z
Rapids something over 10 wears sge,
and woo has been surgeon 20 Nertg
Hospital ior sbcnt The ssn'e lenzfa -
tfr1e. VII le8vc WITH hs fsrr Isl Tor
Grand RAPID tomcTT0V, arr helce-
tortn tnelF home wIii be IN tha latter
cty Ins Doctor leaves here. Dot i--
cause he dis6kes Big Rar-fs r1r
be~snse ~ auv isck cf appreciation of
hir0 hcTc. lrls thst he mav hs 3 g
larger efnter - population he has
cone - - Known 81 over TIE s ste 80
successtul surxeoa. ard no doats 30
wfll lave plenty e. do az Grand asr 1s.
lie ezs been vslued near reix ber 81
me Current fcT e naI1hfr of vee rs past.
arc Vails rsKrettirz rs 6srsrtuTs VIZ
w1sh arm tee test - s1c-ess r. hss nee
looatlou. Csracd Rsp 1s Ealnsa apa5I
SPIRITED cltize1 a. We ss a r,szz med 81
c1ae Eaz.-B.z Rapids Current
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

tss2sszasH - xais eitv has rAF1-r
- fees Vase - csc 0s.a tsv~afx 81 tas
of1~s Aae fersy sSel laIE fhat has Fso
oeoe1 1ar~ g4raen track s3e ~aH pro.
anef saese tAsH any wt1fe msa trpcs
lstos = A. aezS - gro0na As elte faen
c<Al1 80 ras-ters ~ Esrt-cltaHe frxm
taese szNe hezra@n Chinese - IS As.
tssen EaeaE sla3T f7r centuries e kaow
aow = utillss evesy saGEre toor - land
iAsey cNinxsts R2pd Caty RePneAc~a
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

BLAUEEl r-4t s.ia lsst nighf. of consa n p
r8n. Ealta ~ ssea 3D. eriF daughter ~ Ars.
Ana 8la4sel.. ~ Us tnom-sst-
Notice sl tllerai later. Toe relalas efli BE-
taz.n 10 Lls5o8. 3iioa.. aer former hone TO-
tlEerm-aL
prnIS-AE his home. 81 south Waterloo So.
of kidneg q 81 sse. Joaa D1fis. asea 81 years
Eunsral from 81 Aa4r-s 5 Cstasdeal catur-
r4s - , a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

TIE defective chimney IN Wgke e
meat n'srket. on Monroe -st.. las aga "a
been hesrf from FL caIiea cuf fhs de-
rartn1cnf 7n "Wednesday. ard vestef-
ssv e set sfrs he ssnls sax.i,sst 81 rhe
sznle tce box iu tire anle meat rlarxet.
snd sslled cut ths pclics 90 sxtngg .sh
the blaze.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The yoluniHous alarm Ct uge st : -
last evening WAS occasioneo by = burn
ing barn ia tue rear OF 3 hlghtn-aee.
The origin 81 the firo Is unknown, and
tne structure, valued a. 5000, wzs total
~ destroyed. IL was owned by James
flaming, Ot Iona, aud Was IN tae
charge Of Fred Hartman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The Rockford Alumni Assoc iahon
met az North Park yesterday, and en-
ioyed the first Of a series Of annual Tea.
tive gatherings The toasts and &c
sponses were happy and appropriate,
and the members OF the ASSOCIATION
we're in a corresponding mood. II vss
= merry bat well spent day for al pres
nrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

c. L. smith, the popular grocer, Of
10. - Fouuiain-st has a large and
vel assorted stock Of staple and fancy
groceries. Al kinds Of fruits, domes-
&c and fore iQn, melons, peaches, pears,
plnrns, etc, received oaiiy and Tor sais
st the lowest prices Cal on him ard
he rnnrlnced.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Secretary Ward. Of the Y.M. 6. A IS
expected to arrive here to assume TIE
management of TIE local ASSOCIATION
early nevt week Iae woIs of col.eet-
Ing tae frst irsfsl llreut. one-e zntr II
tae sums suascr bed of ths hl,.d z
fnne. = rogrss<ng fsr-Tsh .y, ard it is
ez~eceed ttst See foundation q tle
new bu ding WI te rat III tns fsll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

A hAn3csr which moves along ths
tracks and nows wee1s 1fIeea feet
away is one q the innovations IN rail
road a@chin>ry. II VII d = 60 very
vel wlta fhe rotary ss.9S p.ow as al
Illustration q automzIlc inlelhg0nOe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

IF a corset is perfect in
other respects and has the
usual metal eyelets. the lace
will break at the most annoy
ing times; for TIE eyelets Cut
them.
There is a better eyelet ;
made Of loops OF corset lace ;
soft eyelet We call it. 1t costs
no more, is neater, more suca
as a woman would make TO-
herself, besides the convent
ence OF not wearing out or
cutting the laocs.
The Ball and Kabo corsets
are cyeleted with It
You can get these oorse's
and wear them two or three
weeks: and. If you do not
like them. return them The
makers pay the merchants 10
sell them SO.
cs,cssO oO1sz1 O., oaIOAss sss sgv Teri
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29


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l7oii--L.sla ~ F-f-zil.at I1f s1laas er E-z1e<
lTl..-s sEasalses1.s r-sreaaea ~ feF tsrs -1l ee.
e,la3 - .f4sl e .is .saiAs
~ - ~ 1se h.i D-4s= 12sasa --ttis.
sa1r sEl tf 4FHs
49, l-z1s q Pore ra "
l-0s- -s.rll = al.ser ~ s--.iel holEaes.
las1--8g lesarY al-a cn-aa 1eas ksoz ee1ed 81
EeFiald aal ..-ffs ss.EFa apea 81 Ellt-sa
lsss-Dsaf4 * - ca. - F4Eer. cs1q ~
-ElaIl1
fssz-- 5aais 1f galassT.is "a r-sllt 11ecisise.
l-szs-ssall 18l1l i-sea.e.s sps4tea azd c1st1llef
az AsErorlolEe.
? is7g~ Leafe la Sal L-ta lify af brix aam tslsg
a@@1 fs l1s k1Er-Gs EE,zl.es e-.sla so aafs
aal ssse.-lIea 81 s1e zee.t tazz rls co1itllsl
- sae easlrrn ras t1 .s lsrs4t11r s-seed ID .
quorum "a El= .esiss.
i4s-f rtcsl sIzt.sis .rfsste1 .S ,t H-tefsoslrE
la.F zEresl. tlas l..e .l'a e1 tas ear
lse9-E-a-a 81 Gaafsa szseeE. a04e. -rxnaalisL.
h. hss tar-, 4ssa A
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
"THE sPOTLEsS MAYOR"
Capt. Gavett Called tho Turn on Turner
Eight Months Ago.

Capt Gavett Called tho Turn on Turner
Eight Months Ago.
The honor OF being the 'discoverer"
of Hon. James VI. Turner, the next
Governor o. Michigan, must unques-
toaablv 20 to Capt. VIM. A. Gavett, Of
this city.
on the evening Of December p last,
the annual banquet Of tho knights Of
the Grip was held at Lansing. Al
that banquet Capt. Gavett responded
q toast on "Ouy Transportation
lines" in which these words were
used
Hon. James VI. Turner, the spotless
mayor Of Lansing. has gwen rs words
o. welcome, 50 that at come future
time we may all be glad TO help elect
hinl Governor"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Negaseft i love veu. dear Ahoe, Gns J
50 yaa q bs my wife
Ahoe Bat you are too poSr x bay tue
engagement rllk.
NerLsoff -Yes, eut you car lean nae
the moaxy Jewelars' GrvGlsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

All good things must have an end
and so the season at Reeds Lake,
which has proved so heslIhful and en-
ioyahle, viii come TO close on Sunday
evening next. Wurzburg's excellent
band, which has delighted so many
thousands during the summer, viii
give their last concert for this season.
A most attractive musical program has
been arranged by Prof Wurzburg for
the occasion, and doubtless an immense
crowd will be present u cnjoyit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

Mr. William Astor. of New YORK en-,
ioys sn iacome q S2s.59s day; Ar.
Jokn y RocketelieT's amounts 70 as, 20.
Mr. Cornelius Vandsghllt's 10 $la, 90.
and Mr. Jay Goulds Y G. .45e
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

All barber shops ia IRE city Wi oioss
All dav on LABOR Day. Al TIE BARRIERS
VII meet ct the RTdge-street House, 81
q O'Clock sharp on lsbor Day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
Decides Saturday.

Sarah +. Conley sued Jerome Hunt
ley and wife IN Justice Bgown's court
fer claim of $50 ss comm sson on a
land sale. Decision "a reserved until
SATURDAY..
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

ON Labor Day. September J., the D.,
l.. & \. railroad viii run trains between
the union depot and Reed ; Lake every
half hour until 8 p. III, commencing at
! p. IN. WM. A. GAvETT,
Acting Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

FP. Kidder a COS qusTts1 of sale
closes saturday next
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

The quarter Of sac of Kidosr 4 CO
closes Saturday next
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

TIE friends ~ Henrv y JeT7v~s !
araounee l,.s osnd idarv for scho0l trss
tee from tee Fatb 98ra.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29
LIZ VII. Ttnur

Makes finest pastry, bread or hiscut
Tic best j. cheapest and most sstls-
factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
onFRDUE STEA MSHIPS ARRIVE.
TIVE GERMANIC AND THE CITY OF BERLIN De
LAYED BY ROUGH WEATHER

NUN GERMANIC AND THE CITY OF BERLIN DE-
1AyED BY ROUGH WEATHER
THE overdue Atlantic liners came into port yester-
,.r They were the Inman steamer City of Berlin,
I'D to arrive on Saturday, and the White star
linen Germanic which should have reached her
tor on Friday The delay to both vessels is &C
united for by the terrific head and strong south
uest to northwest gales which bufeted them during
The whole OF the trip.
Contain F. $. Land. Of the City Of Berlin, said yes
,srday that on Saturday, January 4, the mercury ~
che barometer suddenly fell to ESQ inches. lh''
ras the lowest record which he had seen IN h'co"
years The vessel in the centre OF cyoioio
hurricane and fierce gale was soon pio"He' ~
shifted suddenly from point OF the Vo'"Pa'
another and for hours It's velocity was rum 0ie'
ninety miles an hour. The steamers hsuio"o We,
carried away, but no other damage was caus CIV
the engines were not stopped once '"O' ~
contain Land smoke Of with pride HIS Nes'o ~
haved nobly under the most trying ciIou' . 49,
she had shown that she was ono vi VI" f,,,a,
boatsY afoat. a succession "f tcriiio s'i00 ',
the cyclone, until another storm oe"',' "' ~
81, last Thursday night. This disturbance was hoV
'' - o. tho 6rst one, but 1t left the steamer
- -, ,.,,,,, NTH ice and snow. The Captain SAID
.h. .bo North Atlantic seemed 10 ne oOVeIeu Will
Number Of cyclones of varying intensity, lively anu
interesting though dangerous coholuoh ol a'"iis'
which he did not care 10 meet oi'en' A"' WI
also escaped without harm
D , ti,oyrinc are some of the Ceramics sixty-six
.o,aon Messengers: George W. Smalley and Miss small
49, George C. Armstrong. J. c. .AyreS, George c.
Biauvelt. r. Winthrop Gilman. j. Girard f. r. Jef-
cot ! G. Midgley and Mrs. Midgey. Il. Weston Pow
80 Mr. and Mrs. G.. LOveand PrcntlSs, W. Russell,
ers' Cniopei sherbincton c. T. spencer H. o. Taylor
a n townsend and Mrs. Townsend.
a IT, fitv of Berlin carried the following passengers
~, aod Mrs 4 g. Andrews. $ EibenSchutz VI. X. Per
fns c. ". Ferguson H. FersuSon Mr. Cnrney a MlSS
F Palmer K Howard Thomson. Joseph W Thorn
Professor Vincent. R. Williams r. Colonel H. p 50n
EanN T.. ,
Miss NJ. A. Willard, William Wool>ey and Miss Anna
Shaw,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEATr-PFs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The option wheat market yesterday was almost at
q standstill An idea Of its inSipidy is best given by
the statement that fluctuations confined to
change of = cent on a volume OF trading falling under
100000 bushels, Even the scaplng element was
given up to idlencss large part of the time. Cash
wheat was steady and 900 bushels were reported as
taken by eNportcrs with rumors of two three loads
in addition. Tie milling demand was satisfied with
interesting news from other directions were current
The options ended mp Is for January at SO L. down
- cent for March at 49, and unchanged for February
at 81. MAY nj - 81 and June at SO IS cents On
tho curb MAY held steady at - 3iG SO rs cents.
\ weaker tone WAS given to the corn markets by
better grading Of the arrivals here and at the West,
the Western receipts also making gain ana the foreign
markets coming easier Cash lots declined 1-4ol-2
cent and only 5000 bushels were taken by exporters
Fair activity marked the dealings options. with the
nearby months down 3-7o14 cent at - j-8 for Jan
nary IS II for February, and - "a cents for March
MAY and June however, closed unchanged at 80 o-s
cents
spot oats firm. but the options were barely
steady ending unchanged at 90 Is for January and
= for February, and of Is cent at - IS cents
for May ., ,.
Lard was almost stagnant. The options CLOSED
"a 3 polnt, lower "A, follows February, 10 20 March,
~ -. Npr - -: May 3G ,. and July, 20 D.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on Satur-
d.y al New Norl, and Boston were a. follows; Wheat
1900 bushels; corn, ltii3o bushes 9 G, l,0d
bushels, total grain. 3-2,29O bushels; 1our, 1855
packages 1t Chicago and Milwaukee the arrivals
were: Wheat. I. 500 bushels: corn, SO bushels
oat, 95.l3t bushels total grain, il'1o' DuohciS
storm prevented the reception ot receipts from Bat
more and Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York SATURDAY, Jan. 1i.--BEEN ES-Recspts 50
carloads Of Ecad-3 carloads at Hobokcn Tor fass
Side and Brooklyn slaughtecrs % carloads AZ 6Oh-s
including carloads for Ea>tmans Company, carloads
for J. stern carloads for Kaufman Stramss and
IS carloads jersey CITY Of which 81 carloads were
10 salos at tho yards to-day. Feeling little weak;
Private cable adNces to date quote roriecrated beef
steady at per n and American live catue
81 ing at lOi2 d12c, estimated dressed weight.
The Crcassia. which not expected 70 get on Tor
DAYS will probably sail tonight or tomorrow morn
ing She takes . 800 quarters Of beef -.
CALNFS-Oniy head received, and no TRACE worth
noting. Feeling steady . -, y ~,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts l3 carloads OF Dbl
bcadS carloads at Jcrs, CITY and carosd> at Ouh-st
sheep scarce firm. and moderate arrivals lanDs
fairly steady with good clearance Of the pens De-
tore
Very ordinary prime sheep sold at ~ i1GF1 ~ PEI
100 y, and deck load averaging III y, at - %
ranged 80 20 to = 30 Tor falr 70 prlho'
and a caTl load OF extra Canadian do brought - 40
c7cs-NcwtOn C,ilctt - Ohio sheep il ~ aNerAsex
at 80 - per 100 n li2 Ohio Lambs. - y at ~ 80 llo
Kentucky sheep and Lambs. % ~ az 20 30: -, %,
r. Sadler 60. 2l6 Ohio Sheep % H. AZ 10 i-2'
Sherman & Culver 3so Buffalo Sheep 81 n. at 80 50;
80 Kentucky Ewes Isl n, at - IS; loi Ohio Lambs
- p : Kase: 233 Michigan Lambs. 70 n. at ~ 35;
Dfenback Dewey: l6- Canadian Lambs, rs n, az
j. Halcnbock 1oi Western Lambs, 7ii2 n, at ~ 20;
d IIqrri ston $50 Michigan Lambs $50, n. at 81 l2e
1.rs Canadian and Michigan DO. mixed sl2 ~ at = 90
Iruur 4 Mullen: 17J Ohio Lambs. sos H. at - 80.
iiOCS- Receipts 20 carloads OF 1850 head-l2 carloads
Irscv civ and load at 0thst No sales on live
,oight Nominally weak at % 95dsi %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-13
THE PETROLEUM M1RKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The exports of crude and refined petroleum. naphtha,
etc, from New York since the first Of January have
amounted to Il. -24 600 gallons an increase Of 100
600 gallons over the >ponding period Of 1--0
equal TO about 100000 barrels crude equivalent But
this movement represents old contracts. There i,
scarcely any new business being done in the export
trade the only inquiry developed occasionally being t.
meet immediate wants. There does not to be
any prospect Of early activity in this direction The
enormous increase in Americas exports Of cases 10
the eastern parts of Asia in 1oeg exceeding so per
cent? has given those places stock hand which
will require some time for digestion. In the CONT
mental ports OF Europe. while the stocks held in
no degree excessive there is supply Of oil which will
prevent the development Of any urgent demand for
the present The immense increase in the shipments
Of American petroleum abroad in 1859 naturally brings
in its train some dulncsS. How long this quctnc--
will last il is hard TO say for the most ~aucuuc
observers generally underestimate the Iapidy with
which the consumption of petroleum the world over is
increasing. 1t is known that the shipments Of
Russian oil last year exceeded those of 1->-. and when
this fact IS considered in connection with the volume
Of the export movement from the United STATES,
idea nav be gained of the future drain Of the world
upon the existing supplies Of petroleum everywhere
Perhaps there may be earlier renewal Of the foreign