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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
The Last Rites.

The remains of the late Rev. J. W. Neil
arrived over the Arkansas Pass railway
Saturday night and the funeral services
were held yesterday afternoon in the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, which had
been draped in solid black.
Rev. JoSephuS johnson. of Victoria,
conducted the services and delivered
eulogies on the deceased minister. At the
grave a choir of young people sang the
renniem.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
A Painful Accident.

out to Can't, Poor's ranc h below the Fair
Grounds to attend to the injuries of a
nine year old boy, Eddy Doyle, who fell
from a moving wagon ana was so wedged
in between the SpokeS that the wheel had
to be taken from the axle before the I'M
fortunate boy could be freed from his
painful position. The left leg was frac-
tured and the Thigh dislOcated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to return our hearty thanks
to r. j. HOfheinz and FroboeSe & SAINT
leben, in so generously providing Mitchell
wagons and mules when transportation
was not available in the hour Of need.
4-27lt JoSKE'S Picnic PARTY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
His Accident.

Yesterday afternoon Mike Whalen, the
flagman at the South Flores street cross
ing of the S. A. P, while attempting to
alight from a moving Lake View car, at
the corner of Soledad and West Commerce
streets, was made to turn a complete SOM
ersault, falling upon his side and pain
fully ihjuring himself. The Irishman was
picked up by some sympathetic bystand-
ers and policeman, under the impression
that he was badly injured, when Mike
anXiously inquired: Me poipe, for Gods
sake get me poipe:" The officer picked up
the fragments Of Mixes pipe, and put the
sore Irishman back on the car, grievously
mourning over his broken pipe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
CnrIsCeued.

Yesterday afternoon the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vicente Martinez was
christened at San Fernando Cathedral at
o'clock. The child was named Rafael,
after his uncle, and the sponsors were Mr..
Antonio Corrinas and Miss Marie Mar
tineZ
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring

A. NJ. Walters real estate company
TO Christian Ulrich, lot 4, block
Z, lot II, city lots IL and IL, and
lots ?, range 2.
Geo. Stark and wife to Earl Ross,
lot 3, between Nogalitos street
and San Pedro creek
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Quick Meal" Gasoline Stoves

The stove which lights at once
Is the best one for the people!
Is the woader of the aget
Emits no smell, no smoke, no SCOT!
Is always ready for action.
Is safest and most improved!
Is so easily worked and so simple
On which a meal is quickly cooked,
Is called "Quick Meal"
III. SCHULTZE, Agent,
4-ll-lm No. 9 w. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
a fraud.

An individual claiming the approba-
ton of the Ger. Lad. Aid Society is col
lecting funds for pseudo family that he
alleges has been burned out. The public
is hereby warned as the man is an impos'
tor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Go Hire a Band,

Yellow Stone Kits Band at the
service of the Public. Will play for
picnics, dances and parties OF all
kinds. Leave orders at 705 w. Com
merce street. Ale Inn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Building Permits.

I. ?. Mccall, dwelling. ward 3. 500.
c. Neminez, dwelling. ward ., $500.
A. Dean, dwelling, ward 4, 1900.
Sam Johnson, kitchen. ward z.
Henry Limberger, shed, ward 6.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
j, j. Killing.

Sign of the Golden Star, Alb North
street. Tin Roofing at $50;
Cutters st the lowest price. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
40 2m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Marriage Licenses.

Edward Melcher and Kathinka Offer.
w. =. Coppenhafer and Rosie Z. Carr.
Jacobo Salazar and Barbarita Sofa.
w. p. Gerfers and Marie Juergens.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Attention.

A limited amount of money to loan in
sums of 81 900 and over.
ALAMO FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
222 w. Commerce St.,
4-16-1m San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
SS.5OO1WilI Buy

A nice seven room house with two gal
Ieries, carriage house, stable, ETC., on
Elmira street. One half cash. Balance
on two years. .
JNO. T. HAMBLEToN & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Henry Hunt for Alderman.

The LIGHT is authorized to announc
HENRY III. HUNT, as a candidate for alder
man for the six ward. Election May l6tl
1891.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27

-Lost-At the Fashion Theatre link
shell bracelet with diamond name inside
Jennie with chain and bangle. Reward
of ten dollars. Mammie Geuisler TT
Concho street 4-1S-lw
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27
Arrived.

Mrs. DR.. D. Wood, the world orenowned
and highly celebrated queen spirit medium
is staying at 800 Soledad st. 3-31 I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWT Ohh Dr-NLi.'po'
The wheat speculatons dwindled TO 11OO,0W
bushels Yesterday. Fluctuations also were on tie
Darrovest sort OF scale. May options started at
a. o2 1.oas1 O3 3-s, but TO II OBJ rs. July
onened at 81 5-8 and improved to 90 cents The
,oaI element still is the prevailing in the speeula
ton The bulls laid stress upon tle decrease reported
~ pradstreets, OF $4,000 bushels In the available
Stock east of the Rocky Mountains There were strong
cables reports Of drOuth IN California ana revived
oo1no3 demands TO stimulate the bull feeling. While
January options closed unchanged, the other months
ended ia SO cent higher Cash wheat 40 was 10 ~
S nort the buIk of the business being ungaded Mani
tofa spring wheat Part OF the engagenenis were t9
arrive c. |. f.. direct from tle Nest 10 Ge onteo
kingdom Only 5000 bushels were taken Tor milling
Fhe corn market opened strong and higher on firm
cables and the decrease OF 3JoOoV unshels SHOWN Dy
1rad report Of the Eastern stocks selling that
,yas instgated at the West affected the rise and the
final net gains for options were l.Z@3-5 cent spot
lots were I2a "a cent higher, and 4oooo bushels were
''' Oats i' on the spot were up l4a12 cent on
ended - cent lower there was net gam Oh l-o@5a
eeiI Lard I'd opened firm and closed weak. Except FOR
fall of four points in February options, inc specunuve
market was unchanged There were .Oo o uerees
sold TO arrive c. l. T.. part OF whch WIS lor eApoI
The final quotations were ,o,,u. s,o.-o
Wheat-January II 05 3-s; February, II % rs;
March, ~ % IS May II 15 ro Jug "a Wsr,,
% 0 Ia, Jam 81 IL February, 81 "a; May.
d I Lar SO O6; March SO 90; May, ss33
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore ana bosto1 Were
follows Wheat 800 Du,nei1 r cJT o ca'S SSs
bushels: flour. 37.455 packages. AZ Cnicago; ,, NIL
waukee and Il. Louis the arrivals Wen' ,MheA,
- 1913 bushels; 119D2 bushels 0als, -o9'. ,;
bushels total grain, 359,597 bushels -four, .''isi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ONTARIO AND WESTERNS ELECTION

ONTARIO AND WESTERN'S ELECIlON.
TO REARRANGE THE CAPITAL sToCK-wHAT is
THOUGHT OF IT
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
York. Ontario and Western Railway. at which over
100000 shares represented, resulted in the cleo
ton of the following board Thomas p. Fowler, Joseph
Price, Samuel Barton, Francis r. Culbcrt, John
Greenough, Richard Irwin, william II. Paulding,
H. Pearson, Albert ;. Roe. Charles J. Russell, +. H.
Sbley and Charles 5. Whclen. The only change was
the substitution Of Mr. Kerr in place Of Julian l..
Myers who resigned. The directors organized by re-
electing Thomas +. Fowler president: Joseph Price,
vice-presdent; John B. Kerr vice president and gen
eral counsel; and r. ID. Richard secretary and treas
urer. J. f. Childs reappointed general manager.
At the stockholders meeting the directors were
authorized TO change the day Of the ANIMAL meeting
from the third Wednesday In January In each year 10
the last "Wednesday in september. The directors were
also authorized to provide plan for the reariailse
ment Of the capital stock Of the company INTO pre-
ferred and common shares. together with such pan
for future capital requirements Of the company IN con
nectOn with its rapidly increasing traIhc as 10 inc
Board may proper and eXpedient' -,
The general opinion of those who nave Stuulcu uc
scheme the Encouragement Of the capital OF tIc
ontario and Western Is that there Is a determination
to take the road into the New YORK Central system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork Wednesday jan 1BEEyEs-F Zee
load, Of sis head-5o carloads consigned direct laugh
t 81 carload, Tor n, marEt ana - SsSaG as.r IDE
80 carload, on sale Trade slow from beginning 10
s AND b p good % Choice to s 10 Which IN %e mod
crste supply held their own. The yards were finally
Very so@mgn snOlss s.ssts sold at g 72ass So
of'n s "9G s'ss' and - Bulls At s. Sass
cattle ost plenty OF money Tor n, shPSts S9G nd G%hf re-
day wore agng o ot Of d % o io 81 per eR aeaa side.
Dr--a hcrl ia" Az ~ d 'o O''''" y" 'N''" '~''
cable ad,tSs ,SsTed to-day report steady market
Ntan steer, are selling Old London and sac in
ho' 2sS mt f and a Sish as@rance premiums
they ourh to get "a in order TO MAKE any money
rpn and $75 head for NJ , Goldsmith is Of wh 1S5
q29r.cr. Of beef for Eastman, Company Tomorrow he
ne WIN sail Win 7tS Sa C, 2hd ,6 6ae 9T sSSeS Tor
y m, o S do. faf'ac a. S'Ge q So d d.
at = 80 ~ indi9ns % dog 7 az at 70 ~ Is do, fS
n ai Il - 20 orsnac county do $50 n, at - do 1920
3D. S s. 7 o4io steer. l2gg X At = %
i do ISS ~ At a. ID f Ha so 49, az = 20 al - %
Slam6cs i ccay9 steer, I39a n at - 35oj 20
a, 81 o.; los do ll5s ., a. - 30 81 do 1919 ~ a, =
d. "a i5 iS At . - - Ohio steers and COWS miNod
1913 n At s8 - p Buffalo Cows. 1886 n, At - So;
: sanders i olio Stcer 1859 ~ az ?! o. . Illinois
@9 I iG al = - 3 ChcaSo DO iGii r az = Is 20
Indiana Cows 1910 ~ AZ ~ So lS Chicago Balls, l2sl
NJ GOLDSMITH: IS Chicago Stcsrs. 1871 n at = 2:a Z
N at ~ 10 81 1923 ~, at - % l25 do. 1871 H. at
- - - do 1924 ID, at "a 10 II Ohio Cows. 1885 h Mt
Judd a buckingham > Stays 1860 N. at SO so OK.
MICH COWS Receipts over all roads, 1872 head The
market j. quoted dul &C. S20Ssi5 per head C. j. Rocke.
fclar sold ; Cow, At 49, each. . .
CAIVs-Receipts at al points 80 head including 81
calves with good veal, In fair demand. The pens have not
been c stock Tor week. state calves sold az "a
Ole 22d3c and common 10 choice Veas at 5s
pressed calves ,.cady 7alO dressed veals
Oitte selling at iGOcl sale for city dressed and
4QGc Tor State led and Western calves.
average at - per 100 n DO 80 n at - IL 30 do 2I5
~ at - - Western do $40 H. ~ 80 Ncal> l07
H. - Il do. ~ n. at 80; II Do li2 ~ at - 25
~ at 5ac do, 1873 No. at &c do, 1873 n, at 62c; 20 do.
D. Ha'rinet6n: Western Calves. eii n. at 2'.c;
hume & Mullen . vcals 100 n at Sc do 157 n at
&C. do. Il3 d. at Che do, 135 n. at 7c do. 1853 N.
Judd ngclSinetan: 20 Vcals. IN. Ole do.
n at Sc | do 100 N. nj De.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts AZ, carloads Of 8 1s5
head -g carload. at jersey city q carloads 60th.st
aud carload, At IIobokcn lout,cn carloads con
stncd dircc IL sluggish duh trade both sheen
native sheep sold rather prices. Lambs as
compared With MONDAYS sales show decline Of fully Le
Medium prime sheep RANGED in price - 10 to 50
aud little bunch Of selected ohio wethers brought SO so
Fair % extra Lambs sold at f6a ~ 80.
Dressed mutton slow at sd0@c; dressed lambs at
Salc9-wukcrson & Shcmln: l7o Ohio Sheep 1o6 m
average, f' per 100 N 20 do (seectcd) III H. at SO so
p. ;. -: l26 Buffalo Sheep, 1881 N. at s. 622
Pol do, 10 o., at - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
GENERAL MARKET REfORTS.

COFFEE-Thcrc further decline IN spot hio
to-day and demand eon5inud far 30 gq 6S6 has az 10 90
/, arrive I7c 900 bag, Nos 4, ,, and at l. &c Iod
No o. arrive; go bags No; l, ls'-c, u arrive ooo
l7,c arrive. % mild gowhs sales 400 mas rauIoG
ac los Id, Mocha. 2ic and los Bags ST. DOMINGO Oh
private terms. Options again quiet ana without III
portnt features In most cases prices showed an 1a
lance Of ga 10 points trading 81 thc usual ou
nature HAVE adyces reported Use Of # Oh JahuoS
HAVE was also stronger the current month fNchNsc
was reduced 20 I9ac. London unsettled Official gu3D
tons 10 y. January, 7dS I'd teDruarS ''' 2I
quotes Regular first 90 klos 600 2Ooi second dd 60
kosl 500; exchange (priNate 49, receipts +'UVo
bags total stock, ljs.O00 bags market MN natos 5c
cepts 5000 bags. Receipts al Rio July 70 JsndaA ~
1sgl | .3 COO hag- same time 1890. l3O iOOV Days
time 1889 ooo bag, keceps at santos fm , S
To January 20 1891, 2.li6OOO bag, same umc IoVV'
l. iO2 coo bag, same time lss9 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Livcrpool Jan. p, p. m-The ,aIes Of The day IN.
AMERICAN niadlins. low midding claa;e January de-.
SsT,d kius; February and March delivery. 1854
sellers: March and April delivery. 1850 buyers April
and NAV deliverr, lG-6id buyers May and June de-
iiyerr l96ido 9O.6id; June and July delivery 20ei
as 526id July and August delivery 23-64d 2i'o4d;
Galveston Jan. 2l.-Cotton easy; midiltng. lll6c
low middling 9-c good ordinary. sac net and
receipts 5i2 exports Great Britain, l.G5 bal
coastwiss 3 j55 bales sales, 1875 bales; stock 9s172
bales. Lin, oo,.
net and gross receipts 2ii7 bales exports coastW Sc
/ s4s bales sales. 800 bales stock. 5000 bales
savannah. Jan 2l.ICotton quiet middlns Sac; 10"
1920 bales sales. $50 bales stock. TO-. PSI bale. =,
New Orleans Jan. 2l.-Cotton steady; middlng. ohc;
low mltdlng ll16c good ordinary. l5.l6c; net re.
cepts 81 bales gross lO.427 bales exports 70 Great
Brain i301 bales France 5fo6 bales: coastwise,
05t bales sales . $50 bales stock 1926 eOi bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. 81 Cspecian.-Thc outside news chiehS
from the seabOard, helped wheat along further upon
the advance begun upon Tuesday. New-lorA wired
that some export business had been completed. mat
considerable more under way. and that the weeks
cleaIanceS would probably show up unexpectedly large.
In addition to this seab0ard Bradstreet announced
a large decrease in the wheat east and west OF tne
Rockies and shee further talk Of the UNUSUALLY
light rainfall far this Jason on the racine 'ItS'.
Nav wheat sold from 81 II 10 % Be- ana closed Az
% Is good deal of wheat sold at low prices was
taken I'm to-day. The big local professionals VINO nave
made money during the last thirty days were the chlei
sellers. Minneapolis and Duluth cars were large aeun
private Paris cable announced that 30 far wheat on
the Continent had been too well protected by snow %
II fer much damage and California dispatches decarfd
that il the rainy there started Ia by April IL woud
be soon enough. Corn rallied small fraction on buy
ing by wheat traders. The sample market followed me
futures rather than led them. MAY sold from oil s.
TO 81 4 and closed at 81 Is The car lots We're over
the estimates. There considerable buying OF oats
by Hutchinson and there was, Of course some sym
pathy with the strength in wheat. There were over
10000 hogs at the yards with prices there 10 cents
o.,er The advancing tendency Of grain did not pre-
vent provisions from suffering decline all around,
and from closing al the bottom price OF tile day.
There are estimated $4,000 for Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

f,apid Transit Commission. steinway Hall, D. IN.
CIVIL Engineers Convention No. l21 East Twenty third
Southern Railroad and Steamboat Association meeting
Dinner to exJudgc O'Gormsn, Demonicos evening
Conference OF clergymen No. East Thirty-hrstst,
p.
Ola Guard Ball, Metropolitan Opera House, evening
Aldine Club "Story Tellers Night" No. 20 Lafayette
Place, b pm.
10th Volunteer Infantry annual meeting, 9th
Regiment srmory. p m.
Matinee In aid OF NewYork Skin and Cancer Hospital
Madison Square Garden. 2 80 p. IN.
Drawing Room Club. No. sol Ffth-sve., 80 p. nj.
Electric Club address by F. L. Pope, = p. m.
Entertainment In aid OF New-York kindergarten Asso
citation. Berkeley Lyceum, 3 p.
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Westminster Pres
byterian Church. West Twenty. thirdst. y 80 p.
Eighty.sixth Street Branch, Young Mems Christian
Association anniversary = D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
RURIAL OF BANCROFT, THE HISTORIAN.

Worcester Mass, Jan. 21.-The burial of George
Bancroft the historian took place this forenoon The
funeral party reached here on the New-fork and New
England Railway at AS a. IN. The cofin was taken
IN the room where hundreds Of people viewed
and the magnificent floral tributes, which included
those from the Emperor of Germany the President tho
Vice President Chief Justice Fuller and many others
Accompanying the body were John c. Bancroft son OF
the deceased man Colonel Alexander Bliss his step
son , and A. Taylor At 10 80 procession was
formed and the body taken TO Rural Cemetery
buried In the family lot. Meanwhile the bells were
Holled and In the public schools exercises commemo
lNbdye Of the dead historian were held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
HARRY d. PEASE A LUNATIC.

A sherlf's jury yesterday declared Harry d. fease
a lunatic He is only twenty five years Old ana was
president of the Pease Piano Company, OF NO. $40
West Forty -third-st up to the date OF ms commitment
10 Dr. Changers private asylum. Ills father VINO
died in 1883, established the business and AFTER Ills
death Harry and his uncle, John Pcase, organized
stock company Harry holds GAS shares of the par
yalue of 800 each. sales have been made, how
ever. at $50. His personal estate is estimated at
$3.50 600 and he has a reversionary interest valued
at 900 in real estate in which MS mother mas
court during the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE STATE or Trade.

baltimore jan 21.Coton stady middi nm ham, ~
Wbcat-Southern nrm and unchanged; western Htm 20
wiV,nr r@d mot and January. 99%c; May: - O3'td
:, o2L, Corn-Southorn nrm and higher. Mmb. "Id
g. 10 yolov ~ aGOc: Western hrmer mixed spot ana
January 5oioc: Nav. 575,c; steamer, 81 onts M
bnicr higher: Ungraded Southern and Pennsyl ana go
~ Isc. do Western WHIT. j0dj2c 30 90 MNu iyn'l
2ridd No > White 81 d51 i2c Isye nominal Prlu. 10
choice sOGS2c fair good. 71d - ~ u4, I' i
.asier: Irme o. choice timothy. $40 oOd5 IL TOY
nominal unchanged Butter d4itt unciiuh fair l5I
nuet: fresh &c. Coffee nrm; Ro CARGO Mt' 80
10 Z 17l2c. Sugar strong ffanuEtur - Of ~ -
oTi.t" rranod 12Ld12ac. Whis@"y dull "a =,
Trriehts unchanged Receipts Flour oZVV p's, ,oi
20n hush corn ; 400 bush oat. 1000 bl-l! " 49,
hush Shipmcnts.Flour 12923 bbl@j coih '''i'" "'''
SalcS-Wheat 90 200 bush cora. 22ooo ,,
Bostcn Jan. ol.-Markets unch1n.,d krc'n , = 0ni
q 600 bbls 3IOO sacks; corn 1900 blshi o'"' o'OV'
bush. -, 90,
nrcalo Ian 21-Whcat-NO. hard nrn: sac o. ~ w
p ~, ~ as No / Northern. Il ui0-l %; NJ" N"l'h,
rn sI0s Il OF winter grades higher car 80 ~ ~'l
~ 81 or al or no whit AZ Il VI anu 5i
II. 10 / white Oregon. 81 G?2c In stoI'. ON " y,
steady and closed at outside prices. "a " ~
yellow sold NJ 56Gj6.c: No. ycllo" 1''fu'P4.t
555 n jcc Il car, No. sold at 354 12ac o" ,i'h' 81
Pjobcr. 10 white 5Ol.c 40. Whit" 4''2c' a." :.
In coed request firm and unchanged Ky Hu. ' ~, ,d1
rbanerd Flour hrm and unchane a. MlHt',u 'Vhnl
EocriutS-Whrat. 300 bush corn z-'uu ptIs,' con
5000 bush Shipmcnt~-Wheat 1000 bush; barley oVVo
bush. ... .,,, ~. follows ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude petroleum market yesterday showed
no signs of increased interest or activity 1t renected
smply the stagnation that prevails III speculative
circIes At the stock Exchange sales were recorded
~ ~ 900 barrrs al 70 cents. The dealings In options
al the Consolidated Exchange amounted to o6Ooo
bsrres a range from -, J-5d 80 II 10 ~ IS cents
M III ~ a sharn decline In the quotations for re
fined oil at Antwerp the official figures showing
fall of . "a francs to 20 francs. NJ bTmen ulere
,ali decline ~ ! MONT, To $50 marks, while London
was unchanged at Is pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
BAGGAGE AGENTS MEET IN NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans Jan 21.-The tenth annual convention
of the National Association Of General Baggage Agents
met here this afternoon. Officers Will be elected for
the ensuing year. and the following matters discussed
Fir,t-To secure uniformity of rates on excess
baggage: to provide method Of handling of and the
caring for excess baggage, and the adoption OF uni,
form baggage and collect on delivery check
Second-TO provide "a uniform method and a basis Of
settling claims for delay, damage and pilfering Of bag
gage while route.
Thri-TO adopt telegraph code for the purpose
of abbIeviatng the telegraph messages from POM to
point which necessary IN the business, ana winch
have now reached huge proportions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Jan. 2L-CattleReceipts last "a hours. LISA
head total the week thus far, 12O00 for uS
last week. 72O consigned through ls20 head. all
which to York; 40 on sale. Prices are steady
sheep and Lambs-Rccept last hours. 1900 h ad s
for thus far. 40 200 Tor same time last week
4OO. consigned 400 head 8 400
900 on sale. Dull and heavy hogs-keeepts last ~
bors head the week thus far 80 for
same time last week 100 consigned through 22i0 head
$50 70 NewYork; 5000 on sale. Prices firm and I'm.
changed. ~ ,-,.- ,....,,, -.-.. -. -
ChicsgoJan 2l''Ihe Evening Journal" reports: Csaas
Recepts IA 600 head shipments 1000 Market loweS
steers prime extra export ~ 95d$5 30 good
~ 2odsi so stOckers S2ds5 % Hogs-Receips, so 900
90 sb,nmants 600 Market slow and weak kouaS
and common IS S0ds3 IS fair to good packers IS fSS
a. Ar prime heavy and butchers weights - 6Ods3
Iight M 1898 S. Sheep-Recepts, 10 600 head ship
ments 1000. Market slow. Natives % 1oaSo Is West
erns IA 25as4 80 Texans, 2; 25dS4 60 lambs SodS5 S.
st. Louis Jan. 81 :Cattle-lsseeipts 200 head ship
ment 400 Market lover ood 70 Iane I Mas ~ os
Is 40. Hoes-Ke,cpts $50 head; shipments i2Oo Mar
YET lower fair heavy, IS oOds3 % mi Xed grades
a. ,Oi s3 IS light, best SO 2Ods3 90 sheepe
cepts l. 200 head Market steady Good to choice, 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
BALTIMORE AND ONO DECEMBER EARNINGS

Baltimore Jan. 21.-The earnings and expenses
for December 1880, Of the Baltimore and ohio Rail
road Company. compared with December. lc70 DE.
cembcr, 1890, approxmated December. 170o,
audi ed) are As follows: summary Of entire system
east and west of the Ohio River: Earnings, lsoO,
$3.50 1888; 1880, 81 Or 027; decrease, 1896
Expenses 1850, 81 ,4o9,75l; 1890, s1Ao7,l72; de
crease. 1913. Net, 1859. 1921 ,242; 1880. S6l4,
$50: decrease, $l06,5s7.
Earnings and expenses for the three months Of the
fiscal year 1590'01 compared with the same months
Of the fiscal year 1o70'90 December. 1880. APP
proximated: Earnings. l5s0. Sd3f292I; l7"0.
SIS 2J04-7: decrease, T-3.137. Expenses. 1--0,
- O57 j-5: $500 $i,2692l7; increase. S211 ,G29.
Ne 1o-9, $3.50 1886; 1880, Sl,090,270; decrease.
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