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New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRO

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply Of refined oil at the seven prn-
cipal European continental pOr,s on January II Is
reported by "Kicrnan's News Letter. at $4,000
barrels an increase OF 2jiO0O barrels over last year
Tho amount taken for consumption from July l,
1880. TO January 10, 1891. from the same ports was
3,I07 900 barrels. decrease of 5000 barrels This
indicates an enlarged demand from the interior since
the previous report.
The crude certificate market opened firm in tone
and prices for option, at the COnsOlda ed Exchange
advanced from 20 Is TO = cents. Realizations car
rid prices Ia 30 53 cents. The total safes
were 10000 barrels. There sales Of 1000
barrels Of Buckeye oil at the ConsOlda ed at 20 cent?.
net los, Of II cent. Dealings the Stock Ex-
change were neglected. Refined oil quoted ~
40 Gems in barrel, (bulk 400) and 0.53 cents in
cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, l. Is
francs; Bremen, $50 marks London 3-7 pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
LIVE STOCK u,rKrrs-py TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Fro a. Cattle Receipts f,r the Ia-t - hours
'at week. iCo CONSIGNED throu9h. 100 head an To-
NrvNurt nouo,ou al" uarirt f'"lur ru sheep ani
lauh--Hr'ipt, f0r the ua-t "A honrt 100 head; "ta
for week thus ftr 1850; for same time la-t Wt"a
ls..oo; consigned through y SEQ head OF which lAop
SrN- YORK; on ,rr. i.ilet mar,ft nru ID shat"
higher; sh'en choic" 70 extra - 'jgf 80; GOOD to
thocc, &Jd-5 90: TO fair. - I5dHl %; lambs
cho cNtli ~ lOoHG - good 10 choice -6 80 - :
common far - 2ifsJ ~. o4~-Eor.t, FOR the rls
hours lGjSO bead; to'l for week thus far. 1870
for time last week. i2HGD; consigned through ifSO
b, I'D. ~ which 3.JO New York: ,.r. 100 :
market active firm and higher; eiums heavy and
mixed ~ 90df3 o. Norters - 95a9l %; pigs. nothing
doing.
CHICAGO Fb 4-"Thc Evening Journal reports
Cattc-Ecccipts. 1000 head; etaly Cr,t-,,.; slow
and all o.hor-. hr,tclas. stcrr, ajIfl 80; ;
othcr-. - 75dfi % medium. SiaSi common. q 30 4
- -; stock advancing; ~'ochcrs Steadv. Hog
Kccpt.. 10000 head tad rourh anl common ~ lja
~ 80 packers ~ 5Jdf3 80; 'r.n' heavy ~ GjHT3 -
Hight. ~ 5jdt3 Gj pig So - 30. Shecp lec 'ipt'
900 head steady the best; natives $lGRi 90 ;
Westerns. - 1Ga -: = ~ 80 go; lambs. 81
ST Loui- Frb. l.-Cittc-R'ceip's. S0o head ship.
mcnt> 300 head market strong: GOOD fancy natives
- - i0 fair good - 9odai 60: fair sto,kers
feeders - 3Gd- = 80; Texans and Indian steers -
dt3 90. Hogs-Iieccip,s 300 head shipments. 200 !;
MARKET shade hiler: fair TO choice heavy s3 j5df3 20
mixcd grades. ~ 20@@3 - lsht fair {? te-t 80 -ja
~ 80 Shrcp-Rocrpts. 500 head: shipments.
market strong good to choice - 20dS5 -.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

demand e, very moderate; steamer No. m,xea a.
er., S oic No mixed on track, 6oc 10 cIIya
q i2d95c; april 0lIdGISic Nav 1ias;@asf2e Mavr
a[Kfs ruled firm Under light receipts and oa
pSed tame and demand for cailos moderate s
white 52i2c; No white sc do choce IN Sss oSs 10
&c; No white Februlry SCH d53c March Kan esp
vanla ar.ts. pc. Other articles unchanped feaa46
t 600 Dds wheat, 100 bush; corn 25 900 Tz>
100 bush; oats, $500 bush. 0'' 0usn' con-
g., ~. LOUIS teo 4.-tour quiet and EASIER extra A.
- t1G7t D patent, - 50a$i 95. Whea-fvs,s,ssy sssy
nau u'Ifsssng tendency whea the board ofenadd 1ai
morning ana iirst prices were assc lower for Ms ~
uhchdngea FOR July. News from other poiits lat, b
not tenu To improve the feeling although the W q
was STEADY up TO II o'clock. after hour decs
lowed ana final Quotations wero sdAc lower. lhe ID
cash, 3J2cdtl OCs May Sla$l o. closing AZ 4, n
July o9'sa9lc, closing at 90lsc. Corn~A 9up, s,aWs
slight fluctuations either way till the close WIN ~ ~
weakened In sympathy with wheat, closing lie owaM Mes
yesterday; No. cash, 504d50.c Nav 5O7. d5iiaf Nv
but atout steady; No. cash 45aa451 Nav tGi
closing at i6hc bid. Rye easier; No 2 73Le p.oS
firm Iowa, 1910 ,6c; Minnesota 6GS87c uay ,B1a7
SSa$i0 80 for prime choice. Bran firm and hpTsts
sacked free on boara 95c. tlaxseed unchanged YYsr
higher; lsS4c. Cornmcal, - 75ds2 80. Whiskes sas
81 H. Provisions quiet and weak with very lite ,II
ing Pork new moss IN JOB lots % 75as9 s7la. Iass Is
~ % longs and bs. - III short clear IS 2jSss h
Bacon boxed shonderS ~ G22 long and ribs IS S
clear - 10. Recepts-FlOur 4,CO0 bush: wheat -
bush. Sbipments-Flour 1000 bbls; wheat ~ 90 my
corn 81 900 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 600 bg.S
Toledo Feb. 4.-Whcat weak and lower; cash and p.
ruary 81 MAY and June. 81 OF July 95.c; IasAe
Y2Pc. Corn dull and steady cash. 53c May 5ic os
quiet; cash. 41c May 72c. Coverseed active and a
cash February, p SO March. - o. Receips~FIsr
3fG bags ShiDments-flour, 1872 bbs wheat 900 b,'r
corn, $500 bush cloyerseed 56i bags.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05


ENGLEWOOD.-FOur vacancies on the BOalu oi
Governors q the EnglewO0d Club occurring by eNpird
ton OF term will be filed By election on February 90
The regular ticket, recommended by the noh'nan''
committee Of tie CLUB contains the names OF Dohdu
Mackay Barstow Drake smith, LEROY i. ian anu
Horace Deland. . The Rev. Dr. Booth anu t''
commissioners appointed by the Presbyterian 'huiolI
made application Tuesday before the fIcsDy'1S "a.
Jersey CITY for the formal dissolution oil the pastoral
relation existing between DR.. Booth and the church 40
Engiewood. Tire request was granted and the puIpO
declared vacant April 30
RUTHERI-ED.-Tnc enlarged Grace Church' on
which about $4,000 has been spent M the aSt lew
months will be formally opened Quay; I'i,noP
Starkey assisted by The RI tianci, - y i"l ,|,,'
rector OF Grace Caarch. VIII administer tlc % %'Oin
mnniou al the morning service. the sermon D'il5'
preached by the Rev. =. y. IonipNhS' VINO "
ivcrcd The frs sermon in Grace Chuich, IN io'". D.
II he service a p addresses VIII be liaic nv Nv
Bishop Leonard of Utah and Ncvada. the Kew, ~.
Landlord secretary OF the Board oi Ml,sloh' ana Wy
Rev. &. 5 bennett rec or OF Grace OHdIo"' "o'S''
City.
UOBOKE.;.-John Often. was placed on tIlal III
the Cour; OF General Sessions on Iucs1dl Cndltru
With having collected II 200 belonging - j. l. helin
& son commission dealers in GanseV9oFi->'' >cM
York. and appropvating it 10 himself me lflai va va
finished Yesterday suddenly by the accuse" Ih I''t
ne a plea of non vult. Often VIII be seh'ehceu 10
mo
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
NEWARK.
MN w AIM.
,,.- nv r,rT,Nt cT.pVhTIO%

A WOMAN DIES FKOM STARVATION.
Mary Rosen! err a once handsome Russian woman.
c,o.bar of boy of seven and girl OF five years, died
in wretched apartments AZ NO. ~ bioome-'t ycS'ef
eay morning from starvation. When iood became
,rce she gave all she had 10 her children. and would
rn. ask for charity Her husband wa, searching for
vorj, in Waterbury. Conn, whore he had formerly
lived lie could not gct money 10 send his wife. but
,rhen be got letter last week, saying sho could not
evan uav the postage, and that she and the chldreh
had had no fire or food for days, he borrowed ana
begged - and sent it TO her. This money never ar
rived. but Mrs Rosenberg brother, who also had
family pawned his watch for 50 to keep things gong
ON SATURDAY, the brother became alarmed ana a,h'n
nr Iofrnan for a certificate for his sister TO enter
the German Hospital. DR.. Holman granted II anu
received tee of 81 which the brother borrowed The
Cerp,an Ho,Dital managers said they had no room,
and referred Creenbeig to the Overeeers Of the POOR
The latter referred him tie City Hospital. but the
superintendent Of the latter also said he had no room
IN this time Mrs. Rosenberg mad sunk so low tlI sle
c0uld not removed, ana when hef husDdhu 9Ot hOc
On TUESDAY she did not recognize NM
Roth ler husband and brother beng desutite, siie
Will he buried hy the city. ROsenterg has no money 70
paw his fare 10 Waterbury, where ne can Fet WORN
and Crcenbe!C the dead wonan's brother mas be.
discharged from his place because hc s'aSod Hoe 10
assist his dying sister
CRITICIsING SIINDAY-sCHoOL PROGRAMME
At the meeting Of the Newark Presbytery yesterday
a report Of the Committee on temperance was SUP
mittcd The committee had investigated statement
that beer had been sold at an entertainment under
the auspices Of the First German Church sunday
school IL appears that the entertainment was an
excursion under the auspices OF the alumni OF the
n,rocbjal day school, and the excursion programme
contained advertiscuents OF brewery ard two liquor
shops The report also censurod elders and SUNDAY
school perntcndents who were addicted to the
ractlce of drinking beer in liquor shops Inc rcpJrt
provoked a discussion.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

LycrpOol Feb. l. p m.1he sales OF The day included
4 800 h1l"- American. T.
Futur." clo'cc quiet; Amcrlcan-AIiddng low mIddlng
clause FEBRUARY delivery 5SGiIi Ir6Id February and
March delivery. 5S-64dl 5g-Gid. March and April
ivcr,. 036id buyers April and M,v delivery 8Gld
. 7Gd June and july delivery. S-6idj 9-6id: July and
August delivery. loGidj llGid; August anc september
lo-bid buyers; September delivery. > S-6id
buyrr-
~a,annah Feo. i.,otton quiet miidllng 9.6c: low
middilng 7'sc; good ordinary. 7c. Net and gross ra-
cci, - bales; exports coastwisc 16si sales LOO
sto.x 92.262.
Galveston Feb 4.-Cotton dull and easy: miGdling
5.lOc low middling, IL lGc SooI ordinary. lJ-lOo.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
rnr,L RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFTI-Incrca,ed activity wa de'cSyea N thG s sbS.
matHt ' zoo tags SO, and T. lSc and l7l2c respect
ye 500 bag, No = l7Ac. TO b. siputa oVO Dae' zoo zoo
I'm Dc ~ J6c: LOCO bac> No .. pflNatr terms PVo
e. c ~ SautH. lsiac and 80 bags ~ Sahts is.-
mia croyh, sal.a 100 bagr laGuiyil lo2c Jo1,
D. Cal,lio 200 bags MJacalbo 2VO bags Las udlla
and ga fr. Central Anrrican pllA1te tfhi'' options
nu ,r,d or The upwa ana there "ds s'lgt III
oohOh"N r'. Vouin. of business There further
sd,anr IN cable adyccs. and this. ~ CONJUNCTION WIN ho
-ip,t had a strengthening erect 'ON,r-
in" n not.t also helped the buoyahcX Prices a. th'
.bo,d met gain, Of Jq 10 pont-. HaNrc gained IT.
% ,s,rg closed lsa, pfg better. London also az
SaEcad Gf,iaI quotations 45 D. n Febrnsr 20 "a.
NHarb oI. AprI 7ls: MAY 13s sd June. ~ 40 :
iiir 7Is 3D. Ro quotes Reruiar first 90 klo,l
"a. r,nd second 10 kilosl. 600; exchange tpI
i'J ~, receipt. AZ Rio 5000 bags: Rio stock,
e. 200 bar, RIO market m: receipts az santos ,oCo
So. stock 26l 600 bags; Santos market duct
,~Sc.pts at Rio July u February 3. ls9 lISco0 "a,
,c lin. 1880 al 900 bags; same time lSo9 @J'3 w
,. 1. re,.p.s A. Slrto, July l % February j. ls9l
.l o0o bags SAM time 1890 600 hass same tin'
1850 81 600 bags. Total sales here today 331Oo bags
f,f
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
ORANGE

Annie Brennan, the eighteen mOnths-old child Of
Mrs. Cormick Brennan, Of Doughertyst, East Orange,
fell into a tub of hot water Tuesday afternoon and
was foun6 dead By her mother.
Mrs. J. Livingston Carr Of Cleveandst.. gave a
.ea and reception yesterday afternoon, followed by
dinner TO the ladies OF the receiving party, aud dance
In the evening Mrs. Carr assisted In receiving
BY Mrs. John r. Long, Mrs. Royal Bonar and Mrs.
Joseph Cornell, all Of New York: Miss Florence
Clements. Of Fort Edward; Miss Lizzie Clark OF Bos-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
PATERSON.
MAYOR BARNERT WANTS To BE AN AoloOhA

MAYOR BARNFRT WANTS To BE AN AuIOChAI'
Nathan Barnert. the Democratic Mayor. has been
for long time busy the draft OF a ne" chareI io
the city which will give the next Mayor greatly cii'
larged powers, and he intends that the hdnc Vi ''"'
next Mayor, if possible shall be Nathah bdiiei''
Mr. Barnert is rich. ambitious and thnlhS lie VIII oo
able 70 govern the city wisely and effectively under
his charter This evening at the Mayors house sOio
of tho Democratic leaders and few favored hepuoH
cans are 10 be cratied with formal Inspection OF te
document which will then be ready TO present 10 inc
Legislature. -,
The act provides that it shall not be opc~cVe ui'h
accented by the voters of the CITY at specaI eeoo
next spring. 1t makes revolutionary change III 'i'o
cty,s method of government. The Board OF Alder
men two from each Of the eight wards and generdIh
penublican now has almost supreme control Inc
charter proposes to transfer almost all the powers VI
The Aldermen to commissions OF. WIN one eAcop''oi
forr men EACH two of each commission 10 De f'eP"o
ncans and two Democrats. the Mayor TO nave Ne''
,,ower over the acts Of the commission II prONiue9
,or Commissions OF Works, Finance, Police FIRE. ana
Education 1t abolishes the present elective BoaIu
NJ Fdrcation consisting OF two School commissioners
from each ward and substitutes commission OF sA'
apponted, like all the other commissioners ol inc
.,yor new Office, that Of City AudltOr' Is u po
created AT a salary Of - 900. The School Commis
,oners are TO free; each OF the other COIL
nissloners is 10 receive $500 year.
There is violent opposition to the plan' among
Democrats as we'll as Republicans, As many do not
ront to see the Mayor made such an autocrat as ulS
charter would render him. On the other hand the
Mayor is popular with the masses Of his party ana '
man. friends who will WORK hard with him al Ireh'
ton to put his scheme through some Repuoncam1, !.
i said have already been secured as ailc' ny PTuH
~ pIaces under the new charter IL i expected thde
tbee viii be lively contest IN the Le3lSatfe % pau
,Lo measure. and il il becomes a law, ahother haIu
Mn. m me special election Or It's acceptance OF re
Won Tfder the proposed plan each of the bureaus
a
w.hcb yin then tell the Aldermen how much money 10
rasc nv tNaton, and the Aldermen VIII have nothne
:" do b,,+ obey without any voice a. 10 how tic
money SHALL be spent. The change would add ABOUT
$4,000 A wear TO the payroll Of city officers
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
rrEoprAN rRoprch MARKE1s.

Liverpool Icb. !, 70 p. m.--B Il and pprh-HOders
offer freely Hams-loidcIs on'r moderately short cut
auout 10 b steady at Is BacOI NJ supply II IN
Ncr., Of tnr G,and CuHb rlad about 30 %,
dui. at 20, I'd. Chct-c-IiOd" offer -Larhsiy. TaiO~
Holders moderately. >Wr,s Oi tIipc unc-li'd Ts
moderately; steady At -.s pd l'o9h- Ii,d'f- 'ii
.u,rnly Lsr.-SpUt and IutuIc.-li. Olcr nod
aielv. timc Weston. SPOT ard Fcb4uITy STEADY
March and April steidy at 3O- Gd. Whoat and Hour
Holders Offer moderately. Com SPOT and ftufc.-HOd
RS oner sparnsJ niAed Weston. February strong al
4.d March ,ton- Al - Jadi Ap strong al D. l'id
Hons at LOndOn-Pacnc Coast ii OlGrrs spafngy.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
A vaGRASr FREEZING IN A BURRow

John Dixon, vagrant ifty-fve years old. is living
in manure heap in Clinton Township and it is thought
is freezing 10 death His condition was discovered
YESTERDAY and then his hands and feet were frost
bjtten The Union County authorities informed,
but they declare that Essex County should take charge
OF the sufferer who thus stands fair chance Of beng
left 70 perish He has lived for months the manure
heap. in which he has burrowcd Il sort OF cave Tor
shelter
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

Net and gross receipts 1887 bales; sales, S92; sNN
o0,0i7. .,a,.no Mel
Norfolk Feb f.-Cotton steady; mlddiing nr,tain
gross receipts. 2,0G2 bales; eXlolts 10 1Ie"'
/ cOastwise S5S: sales, Gj5 stock iS'9l.
New. Orleans, Fet. 4.COtton quiet ana STEADY Te;
De: low Eidding 7-lGc good ordinary, i-lVT
receipts 253 bales gross 95l2 exports to GreaS
l. SO France, i,15i; to the Continent, "oOo' ''
wise 2,7f0 sales, $500; stock, 3413I0'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
STAINED.
Good ord mary.
.s 4 ..I md Ia

Good ord
S,rfr g od trdinary....7 Middlng ........-S ll-Io
Optons-It wa, quic, and fcstfelcs- day IN this me
tak.i altogether and trading for the most part was az
local professional nature frcr, Vari'd WITHIN S@2 S@2
ntS Throughout th. rntifc session rLhn- weak anu
It,nug l,y tuuis Nruhrr side however. had much oi
the al, anarr final being practically as com9''d
,,l, ol yo-.rdly. stronger INefpol Nl.t-
and some local covering caused an advance u l"5 pom
,t III. outset. the poIt r"rrIt- WEI" somewhat III
Scr.. of rNp cton- aud this brought about reaction
Win NOR, o. is realizing The close VA but steady.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
ALONG THE SOUND.

RRIDGFPOET-Wi William T.. Beardsley. police com
missioner Of bridgeport dropped dead III the street CD
TUESDAY He born IN hidschch ana WIS NV
,brca wear old He was held ia high est EN-. .
,,,.i, Iohn NcNie has been rcappointe! by the Com
mon Council a. harD0r master Tor lhIcc S''41 Ih'
fourth tcIIu-at al Increased siIiN inc "'H'" -'''
General satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

tom Miss Sadie March, Of New York, and Miss Al
Tiger OF Orange There nearly $50 guests present
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
HAVANA MARKET

Havana Feb. 4.-Spanlsh gold 2423sd2i3 Exch,,,
1uot but firm: on the Unit States. short sight si
SO, 9i4 premium: on London 1S'iGl94 premium. Sir
quiet holders keep aOOf nothing doing
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

WofboSa del liyerio, since February !. 1891 Ncw-f0K
2G os has Baltimore. s73 bags New-Orlcas s33 bags
C0if0N-Tne spot market ruled dulI and easy, @ nn'
,mnt,nn P1tt receipts 324 bales, aaOinst 326
irI Ibis day last week and 20 1876 bales this d1Y lass
Nenr. Crop movement:
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
OIL MARKETS

on City Penn, Feb 4-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened 7G.c highest, 77iec; lowest 75'sc closed at
75'ac sales i2 900 Dtls cearances, $4,000 bss; ship
mcnts 6j 80 bDis runs, sc. 80 bbi,.
Pittbur9, Penn. Feb. l-I'ctlocum dull National
Transit Ccrtlhca opened at 1Gbc closed at 1O1c high
est 7Oa,c; lowest, 76lc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
WHEAT. no. -.

OIsn quotations Wcr' "a, follows. Flour nrm ana un-
changed. 80 spring wheat. %. gJoc' NO. .prhs
wura 33d9tc; 40. red. - No. COIN 81 l0olsc,
ostr, ii+c; No. rye, ,lGtl2c, No. barley ~ Ne
inal; 40. hlNs'oi al % plinc tuuotnS scd. ~ ia
porA. pr bO ~ % HtG, pc. 100 10. - -
our> NuJ-c, - uoa - 20; dr sltd shoulders
tluAt, ttd0t To- ShutC Gear siuts lioA,u F1Gro %,
Wh-Arl, G, cIs Hisncl goods, per al, 81 Ia sugars
unclln I'd No. white oa,s, i.a4oc NO. do. iJGtic,
No. > barley, 0jG'3ci No. 4 10, OOdO1c.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
rup DING UONORS ITS LEADER.

THE RING HONORS ITS LEADER.
Ex.sbcrif Bob Davis has been reelected chair
man of the executive committee OF the Democratic
county General Committee This apparently indi-
cates that the same men who have so long, under
Davis and Cleveland, ruled and almost ruined the
comfy are 10 continue in the line of business
Davis will next week be appointed by the Legislature
Police Justice at $500 year. which is 10 be con
s,dered his reward for the election work he rendered
The democrats at the recent election. DAVIS Is az
roedv preparing TO have the Legislature pass bli
nermtfing the Board of Aldermen TO redlstrlct the
city again.
CONDEMN1NG A SCHOOL BUILDING.
AT a meeting of the County Board of Health yes'er-
dav Public school No. 10 declared nuisance ana
the Board of Education was directed to abate the
nuisance Immediately. The building is tlrec-story
c,c structure facing seventy feet In Pierceavc IhlS
street is six ieet below the grade and the
stands in depression or basin. The GROUND DenCS,' ~
the school building and in the yard conslsnlS
Diphthea and scarlet fever have been very prcVai ~
in this neighborhood Of fate, particularly among ue
pupils of the school.
ASKING THAT THE MAYOR BE INDICTED
Tho Hudson County Board of Health several months
ego directed the street and Water Commissioners oi
Jersey City to abate nuisance in ST. PanIsaVe' DS
constructing sewer. The Commissioners ignored the
order Yesterday President Gordon called the at@h-
ton Of the other members of the Board oi fieai
the fact that the work had not been done ana @ the
frand Jnry and ask that body to indic the Mayor
and Aldermen of Jersey City for maintaining
nuisance.
HE EXPLODED DYNAMITE WITH HIS HEEL
Investigation made 10y Chief of Police Murphy SHOWS
that the cartridge that exploded in School NO - on
Monday and blew Off four OF the fingers Oh Louis
Kuntz. was charged with dynamite The CHEF says
that it is wonderful that the explosion dld no more
damage and declares that three such caitfueeS i eH
nod,d at the same time would blow MP me schoOl.
II has not vet been learned where the cartridges came
from.
The Rev. John c. Hewlett has accepted an INVITA-
tion TO become rector of Christ Church. jersey O's
Heights.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05

quiet and unchanged. Eggs, 2Oa22c.
Cincinnati, Fcb. A.-FiouI less active. hm. Wne't
qucL No. red, Il; receipts, Loo bush; shipments,
ipUO bu>' ORA lilni iaii demand; No. mixed, o3T
d'ic oats hiini lair Ccnandi NO mixed ioHioIc.
Rye scarce, stiune NO. light maud
30 Lard >loderatc demand 90. IiuiK
easier; short I/js. - SD03i Bacon 9OGS6
MhHhcy quiet, str,. $50 bDls finished goods basis
o. ~ a.. Butter steady Sugar Eggs hruicr 3Oc.
Chcrs" nrm.
AIwlGk,c. Feb i.-Elour steady. Wheat unsettled:
80. track cash 9OaOSc May. 9ii.c; No. !
NO.tn,rl. Corn hrm No. 3, track, 5ld5-c. cats
nrH 40 WAlt", Oh track, l.c Barley nrm; NO =. Ia
store 6iJtd l@e hfni No. l. la store. 1i2c I'D.
Provisions easier. POrH-May. $40 O12. Laru-Alay.
U2a kccrlps-tlour. - 400 bbls wheat 900 bush
OIrN li.aOO bush. SnpUo tEOur 20 100 bDls wheat,
i,luO Ou,h; tarlry. ll,pOO bush
Minneapolis feD. 4.Spot grain sold quite freely In tho
morning. while May tcturrs were steady nut small
break la cash whrat duh and symDathizrd
back the cash market
graded sauple sold quite well 10 local who con.
tnue best buyers, Tor they have the grain
use. white Other buyers are less dependent aliy
car, SHIPMENTS, III Closing. No hard February
o.. ON track 9c. No. Northern. February and ..Tch
Vo May. 91c; track J1c. No. Northern February
92c track. J2r'.
Puiladcin rcu. i.-tour-harkct ruled firm hut tr,dc
generally stocked mp and demand nodcrac Rye nOlr
n cht request but staly a. 81 30 Van
RrckWhrnt rour scarce ana nrntr 5JG-2 ei
Ncw-N and Choaso. This market alac higher
.but little disposition to ,r1dc. piices OF options
nominal. thcice milling Grades and hruy
held hut demand Eight No. Pcnnsyl red in export
Ftbruary. ~ OifFl 0tle March II OJaati O5: April,
n % al OH - MAY. II 0S?dtl 90 Narkrt runi
rm light ol rings. Fair foreign inquiry for small
parcels 10 out by Regular line steamers but local trade
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
ur pvp,onrD DYNAMITE WITH HIS HEEL

The Rev. John c. Hewlett has accepted an INVITA-
tion to become rector of Christ Church, Jersey Cy
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05


Open ell .he year. Equipped with best appunea
among them massage, vscuum treatment, S~eoh n'w
ent suspensory treatment electricity. Turkish. Russia
Roman electrotherma French douche and other baths "
mineral waters cheerful resort for treatment or res
ton Outdoor and indoor sports Send for eircu1
New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
hotel CORDOvA,
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA,
OPENS JANUARY 2S. 1891.
N. WILSON, Manager.

EUTAW PLACE, BAETINUhE, HD'
new and novel feature. a beautiful parlor on Dp
house overlooking the entire city OF Baltimore the Che%
peake Bay Patapsco River DCd HAl Park and si.ol:
Ing counes Specially attractive for winter being aska
by steam and Og fires together Wih ue neat eina
trough large plate glass windows from the Eesa9
makes it easy OF access. Hishes. point IN city "a
iandsomCst boulevarl in America, Eltav Place Cusn,
and excellent service speciality Chltto .anee spimr
water draught free Rooms en- suite singh ana wa
hath American plan s3 70 ~ 50 per day. DESCRIPTIVE
PAMPHLETS OF Baltimore and the hotel sent lree. ~
FF " c. WARNER ST0RK, Propf