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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
Yonkers, y. ", Jan. l., 1902.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: In Yesterdays issue OF The Tribune. the London
correspondent writes that Cardinal Manning is judged
In death with singular generosity by those from whom
he had no claim to anything but strict Justice Either
TO illustrate his idea Of strict justice the singlaity
Of his own generosity correspondent then proceeds
to describe Cardinal Manning self seeking, fercely
ambitious as ono who "fomented social strife and
wllo with the zeal OF fanatic showed "a no less
bitter enmty 10 social than 10 religious stability
4 soldier OF the Church OF England who deserted to
Rome, the dead Cardinal Is then accused OF having
attacked schemcd contrived and plotted against
her. uhc Church of England. and OF having shown
something Of that luminosity which the ap)statc
40 often feels To the he has betrayed For
this, and OF like nature, we are indebted 10
the strict justice and singular generosity OF the London
clr,c, pondent his sentiment and expression being
evidently OF the sixteenth century. fromtle Pope and
all his acknowledgements deliver-uS type what sur
mise, and pains lis is to find such criticism publ shed
Ia an American paper OF The Iribunes prestige. and
but two day after the death OF the great tadiha.
IL Is not only a surprise 10 Roman Catholics but should
Ice equally Anslicans OF the better class Tor W
IL said in Justice, tbs latter are above defending ile!F
position by unklnd personalities, the methods of the
blessed Reformers" and the gOdly and Wholesome
language OF the homlles having become things Of The
past.
Furthermore the London letter Is misleading ~
10 incontc. tble facts. beyond the personalities con
corning Cardinal Manning. The httci u, " not
palt,lnr Of the doctrine Of intalhbity received r
,ort,-,poudent writes his reward In Caiuhals
Inf, while Newman was left 10 langulsh in obscurliy.
one would infer from this rot only that Cardinal New
mans services to the church had not equally been
rewarded but also that he had been leeea'ed III
uua,i iii grace pine neglected III some iofeo"o'i
spot owing 10 supposed d>heciioh rcE'' i ~
nniIibiIity This j. time To tiVt out thar ha's
"imnI of controversy. the question whether Saliai
%u",up for a time doubted the OppOruneiess or Tie
Vatican decree whether, ~ some AnBli'iuiS asst
Int Cardinal Newman and all Catholic, dthy~he ever
d'ubted the truth of point OF faith he hsu aucuu.
ncr,ut.d rs true suffice IL 10 say at tls iloheht iu.
r.,tinaI NrwInan's life of retirement was pe,!,u
non granted him ut his earnest desire NOuiI ulut
MRS enud lnuguishr in such Obscur;y a. h"io"eu
h last days of The author Of the "ApOlOgla anu Inc
Present Position Of Catholics In England 1t Is, u,
rds your London pondcnt, too nuch 70 eNpect
b,I one who can only discern In 'lldihai Manhins
line activity the abilities of an eccc'ia,Ue" !oheS
hnulJ understand the contempative bent VI 'uiunai
Trwnan's nature. but we trust 1t Is nor 700 niue. 10
Ian. that thc London p0ndent has MOI. On tIs
n,i r,.nn voiced the real opinions Of The TRIBUNE
Victoria Hotel, Jan. l., loo-. f'Dr'T'''
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THE PETROLEUM MIRhET.

.,v,s From THE FIELD AID RANGE or PRICES.
There WINS unusual activity in option oil al the Con
.oldated Exchange yesterday. The sales amounted
~ IL 900 barrels or about II per cent more timn the
re- dealings in the four preceding days OF the week
Prizes opened up Ii cent mt o. J-l CENTS rose 10
-, cents hut at the end the quotation was " y 4
-. vi,h +. fair amount OF trading AT t'at hgure.
The only influence was the report irS , rm.snu,s .ia,
& o,r,er. Of oil In the Washington ned were nl1hlng
"a few, Offering, as possible because o. tne decline III
,be outU,it or the district. There were no sales III
h pEnea nctrolelm was unchanged OF Gao cents per
m ~ IL, horrrI, and 20 cents in eases. Foreign
quotations were: Antwerp. ~ On "'''''' n''"'''
8 70 marks London, IL pence
80, ,,.. p,np Ian National Transit ccrtiic ltcs
Oh Wy bichrst G3I. lowest 121 closed, 6s'4
Ii Il 90 bbls clearance l'VVVV po''' '"'p''''
- 5G7 bbs runs S1,iso Dds, tu <,,io,,I T,,nsi.
sooned al Gss. closed u, G2s highest. 02's
lowest 62as. an ,.,to,.i Transit certittrstes opcncd
f5si rnstd at Co.'S highest. 02's lowest 62s clear
me. ilG, 600 Ibis.
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BETTER PRICES FOR 1ROTTING STOCK.
RESULT OF THE FOURTH DAYS SALE AT THE
INSTITUTE BUILDING.

INSTITUTE. BUILDING.
The fourth day Of the auction sale Of rotinc stock
at the American Institute building sixty thlrdst and
Third-avc.. productive OF much better prices than
were realized on Thursday and the bidding, with few
exceptions, was lively throughout. The attendance
yesterday fully up to that OF the previous days,
and several well known New Workers among the
bidders +. H. Hartman bought three trotterS. and
c. j. Iawlcy, OF Brooklyn, added several more to his
purchases OF the previous days for his stock farm ut
Great Neck H. l. In all, forty seven head, the
property of Wilson Handy, of Cynthiana, KY, were
sold Yesterday sos So average price OF $50 3d.
The highest prices OF the day were realized OH Moic
+. and MOonbeam. each OF which sold for S2,ooo INC
sale will be continued next week. beginning on Tues
day morning \ partial list of the horses sold
yesterday follows:
pei nv'S G, - HoWlev Great Srck L. L. $500
Edgitha. b. f.. l, by simmons-Lula Bright; c. H.
Nellie stout. b. f.. i, by Rocking ham-Lady Day
light: L. H. Hartman New-York. $500.
m GSs'" Ssx b YORK Fl $40 s$ r. "
Aleyoa, b. m. !. by AlCyone-L"dy Bryan; j. =
pe MsSr f Gs5%e = Penn as It,
xn Hss stsassscs e. Park Pal ss ESS'1
Red Robert by Red ed w y, 20 N'''s0r
G. ]. Iiaxley ~ Great Neck, l.. l.; $50 .c..uo.
r, Ean'l sG MsS3 + Park Par w by hso'
Mis- Perkins b. M 3. by lndlanapolis-Iady Gray
J. W. Dundee. Cincinnati. 800 ,, r,. ~
lydia Eoyd br. f. l. by sutan-Lizzic BOYD j. W.
Dunklee. Cincinnati, $500 ,,u r r ~
Ottomite. br. c. by O'tomah-holic F. - w.
Kellogg, Brooklyn. $500 - ,,.,,.. u,soh,.,.
MOs F. b. New York i3 BY - Gss o "ReS"'''"''
Acca. b. T.. !. by Alcazar-Fower GIRL George
Scattergood. Philadelphia 500 ,.,o, w,u,es--1i,,c
Lee SchnImbach & Park. Wheeling W. Va. 500
Montana Girl; b. f. . s BY saskatchewan" ""''
Mconbeam b. t. !, BY Sutan-M0ntana Maid I" J'
Hawey Great Neck L. l., 5000 49,, p w.,
Ermlnie. b. M. T. by Sultan-Pinafore; II. Van
zeIica b. T. = by sultan-Miss Wilson; J. W.
Dunkel. Cincinnati. $500 , ,,. x.,r
Zen Thurston. b. $. 4. by Jubilee de Jarnett"-NeiF
J. H. shuts. Parkvillc, l.. J. 500. ,, ,,u
Raseetf: A. L. Sardy Hackcnsack, y. j.. 5000.
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r,,vns FOR 4 MINISTER'S WIDOW.

To rhe Editor OF The 7 bune.
Sir. have not seen any acknowledgment IN Inc
Tribune OF the last list Of the two or three names or
contributions in connection with the sums received
nv The Tribune and forwarded to me, since when
n,y. received from Minister'S Widow, ~ u ~ ana
4 Y. c. $50 This $50 is the second response To tno
propostion to give 80 month for three months
The entire proposed to RAISE "as fooo' ~ nav INV
,,. .,,o,r sh,uld receive 5000 A year for three
.ar The noncy In the hands Of the treasurer j.
al aut gao leaving $3.50 Of The desired sum sun ~ Oh
tain Persons may remit 10 the ur'-"tcr no
snuthar,, No 40 Remscn st., Brooklyn or y" mE: d.
preferred. . Ill.,. ,.,". - iry,
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month"; 49-e iolc February 4s a4s'sc March sn ni
bush shipments. u5os2 bush .toek 2So Isi 6 6Ssn'
.aes 36 900 bush southern firm white and yelows
4sa52c. Otts steady NO white weotsrn s9c no;
loe 7S1 bush Rye quiet No 9of rsfept GOOD e Ss
mand GOOD 10 choice timothy :lS 5CGs5 90 G,si n
frcchs dull and n Liverpool 4sG4. IA torN
Tor orders tsGts I'd Cotton nominal %iddIinGg ~
rm 2So2;c. Coffee steady Rio cargos fair lie NO. ::
I3Adt3.c Sugar steady, unchanged copper s"ao!'
refined il.c. Whlskey firm, unchai.ged
Buffalo, jan a2.-sprng wheat very, dull closing
weak: NO hard, 81 OF 50: No. Northern, 09 5-oc.
10 ,, % I-8c; winter wheat lower Offering. very
light No. . red 97097 14c, No. white, % lie.
Corn in fair demand aid easier; cars No. yellow
sold a; a. lie: cars No 3 yellow, sold az 4o@l
a. lac: > cars NO yellow sold at 43 12c cars
no 3 sold at 49, 43 lie; cars No. sold az
A.. l-2c. Oats weak and lower 3 cars NO. white
sold at 80 I4d36 lie; cars NO. mixed sod no
35c on track Barley steady fancy western, u.s. ~,
No = do, 66 LIE: state, 6Jd 15c: Michigan, TAR
to choice, 6OG66c; Iowa 50a 5jc Canada, s'G9oc:
Rye-No. > at 02c track. Flour dun and ess ~
best spring 50 100 s. 90 do winter ~ aoSSa so
rye -FOUR IS 20 NH iced dull coarse writer Drhi,
az: do sprng. SI6 30. Reoeipts-Wheat 5000 bush
corn $4,000 bush oats. IL 900. Shpments-"he al'
30 800 bush barley, 5000 bush.
Chicago Jan 22-The leading futures ranged as fono"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
rAw1ITON THE JOCKEY, SUED.

In the Sixth Judicial Court yesterday tci"ie 'uus'
rachuan Nathan May tailor, OF No. IL West Twenty
ri,,hst brought suit against Anthony Hamilton, mo
colored Jockey the sum Of sl'o ior clothes
alleged To have been furnished To another cood Jockey
80 "tor,, r.ckson The tailor testified that IN the
Col, of 1890 Hamilton about to be married IN 81
,,s oxnaincd In him that Jackson n 60 with him
n be his 'best man" He would pay for Jackson :
co,hes Tho bill amounted IN $50. 800 OF "hlch
Hamilton paid The jockey testified IN his turn Una, nc
oao-od only 500 worth ~ clothes for Jackson aud mat
M n.d tho hill in full The Judge reserved his decision
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AnrL> EKOM PRIN(EION.

pr,rce,on Y. j., Jan. - (,pecial.-Through The
,,.,,,v of Mr. J. H. Thomson swami Of Washing
len , pnye Of 800 Will he given 10 That member o'
fla, .euior elective elias In English literature "h"
shall write the best essay on any 2aS oi oh'hc
which IA. been discussed during the 'ou''p' '"'
r,.,, selected * "Thc Merchant Of Venice.
The Junior promenade viii take place on f'D'n.'N
o I t,e Invitation. will De out tomorrow. rms
~, -. nrnmr i c,pected 10 be more elaborate th"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
TIE DUTY OF A GREAT NATION.

To the Editor Of me Trt D IL e.
sir. Permit an OH time Democrat. but 7"o'''o''
and daily reader OF The Tribune. heartily 10 'o"V"u
fine LETTERS and spirit Of yonr editorial 81 Ncu'r7""'
,yder thc caption OF an American OAr>u'"' !" ~"
event Of war tlcir, should De no party hhf> ur@"" Ut
fucti,us oppo-itiom The honor 0i 'lc N'Uo" y at
stall. and to vindcae that honor no true Nmc'' w.
whatever be his politics. should hesitate or gave quasi
supuort The United states Is now 80 AuohB !" al
thc ,t,ribue- Of a great nation that she Shono proPN
overt her mower and strength when the honor oil tho
xa.i,n l. outraged not only to redress the "fohs' Du'
T., bow fine world that she i ready III all u"e9 10 up
,,d and proect the right, OF her cilhehN 10 te utter
mast MARI Of the earth. II Is thus that fhS'au I''
s,i,ed her proud distinction aud has hiuo HIT NIX
s..,.,,ed wherever uufurlcd. Bnt we do not want
w,r War /. a hcud with sin deilcd ana lbhof'eh'
a. ,, hest mart Of the civilized world FbllIauVn ~
,b. only Humane manner ~ setlhiR h.e'''' '
tInic,,i,,rs We are too great a Nbloh ~ pui,' u
n'nar,itIcIy insignificant south Alhelt'dh ruP'pil
.t n thnt, f. no other way 81 rruitNihs Wv ~
,n,i,ted mon our nag. LET II. hehl' anu ,i', uo
,I Votio uiyr IL it, undivided support tha' ~ may
-, utomutly and with dignity brought 10 au taN ,o'
w. Ne want no demng0gf'n IN QUESTION ilrc'
ing inc hic XVI" J. ". II.
%rw York Jan. 20. 1872
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taken into consideration by the officers Of the roads
and some provision be made TO stop 1t. | hope The
Tribune viii keep up it, good work and use its In
uence, which Is great, have the roads look after
the who thus exposed We we'll aware
that their lives as important 10 that Of one
who travels in parlor car. RAlLROADER.
Newark, y. j., Jan. Is 1902.
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lame, Connolly. a middle aSed man. VINO n'e' a. y ''
5ls Last Seventy thisd-st.. lies III t"r ,'' 49,,
90 ,, ,,o, , .,,b " ound inflicted by bis son The
", ,,ho hcar the same name his father came home
drunk late last night aud when uilded iof ~, co"dot
lied table. knife aud drove IL into nj '''nei "'
nea,t Now he is prisoner III Inc i''' ''N'' ''''
,olire station. Connolly j. likely 10 "'.'
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u.cctN,s NEW STALLION.

Ca, Francisco Jan o2-The famous Australian stallion
! Maxim was brought here the Alameda He VIII Do
taken To the California ranch Of J. b. Iscgn who Is
| supposed 10 have paid 900 guneas for him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
.,.,. r,,r LIVES OF RAILROAD MEN.


,he rditor Of The Tribune.
sir: Your editorial in SUNDAYS Tribune on " ier rus
-, vau,,,d rmploye,.r hit, the nail square on the
" ,.' - ou,,tIOu OF time when the railroads
~ mi. geat country will be compelled by law If they
do NO., Otherwise to adopt some measures to prevent tile
los, Of life to their employee e'pe'"y 'no'e VINO ie
ro,npolled 10 ride OH the freight cas- Patents are con-
I'll, hoi, mad for couplers, air brakes and other
.nn,iauc. vet the corporations ,tand mnley by ana
S.e their men slaughtered year after year. and 1t J.,
evident that they never dar' TO look al 'e s''u
-, ,,,,, -, as 900 men killed and injured coupling
ears and las, year hundreds Of brakeen Lled by 1l.s
between the freight caIs by being compelled TO "oH so
- , ,be tom. of the cars! Who i re>por>.De Z
,,, A., ornoraons who refuse. because OF some
parv additional expense. to equip their cars witt some
device to protect the lives of the nen who rd' Oh INC
,ou ~ freight cars, ard are exposed to all kinds oil
weather and perl. , ,,nuove. h,,o mo, Time and
% soution, " be presented Ia these corIo-
as .. Pn ,nthing Is done. No doubt day the
aons, Sr' - railroad employees will rise masse
ana demand that this uncaed for slaughter OF men %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

caught in the act of spiling the rails and wa, ar
rested. Twenty ears. under police protection. were
running and more will b- put on tomorrow. The
striker, are bitter and large are on the streets
N the lower end Il Allegheny. Beyond the placing OF
DISTINCTIONS the track no breach Of the peace has
been reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
NOTES ABOUT RACING MEN.

Enn arrived his old quarters at the Gfav"send track
Yesterday Philip Dwyer will start for Rock Ledge,
Florida Monday
7 J. Carroll talks about going TO w-Orleans as he
does not care TO try Jersey justice
'Ike' Thompson intends TO make books again to-day
Just to show how game SPORT he is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
- ,o.,cy,. CONGESTION or The LUNGS

cyrus ". Fields condition chAns' 49,. ~,
80" :, -, , .lioht cold on Thur sfsy aud began
yeste'u'S. -" Yesterday the cold developed into
congestion of the lungs II Is quite pOo'e mat pneu
mona will set in II this happens Mr.; ielas chances
for recovery will be poor lie h'S - ,,,o.. ,"
s' gonr a ngh, mat there no immediate danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
THEY LIKE THE RACQUET CLUBS OLD HOME

An executive session " the University Athletic
Club was hold yesterday afternoon In the Office OF
Charles F. Mathewson, No. A Wllliam-st The meet
Ing WIS we'll attended, and those present we're enthu
sastc and confident of success. Among the proml-
nent athletes and promoters OF amateur athletcs
present were william II. i. Lee, George a. Ader'
oliver g. Jennings, Henry stanford BROOKS ana
W. W. Shddy, Of Yale Rotcrt G. Cornell Guy
Richards and Edward S. Rapalyea, OF Columbia Col
lece: Evert j. Wendell, Wendell Baker, and George
Walter Green Of Harvard Tracy II. Harris. II Prince
ton and Charles +. MathewsOn OF Wlllnrn- ohVer
G. Jennings OF Yale appointed treasurer pro tenn
and the committee site made highly satisfactory
report Mr.. Mathewson said aftervard that ue
committees recent inspection Of the old building OF
Tho Rscouct Club had resulted In their CONSIDERING
II favorably a. home for tie UnivcflV hHHuo
Club and that 1t possible that they might
Iesse the hniding for term Of year,, attn )ugh IieS
Intended eventually TO build house Tor theh,rI'
Ahmt 100 names OF applicants Tor mehDers.hlp
were passed on favOratly al the meeting Ee1."Iu.N
They rcnrepnt-d men from Yale, Harvard iIlhse'DH
Amherst Williams Dartmouth Columbia, ana .,y
University Of the City " New YORK. lheic SUI, sun
remain many applications Tor hchOc1'hip "' nav
not been passed upon. -, l.. ..uoora Tho necessary
A committee appointed 10 p'Tph'" '' ,'s,oo. t
legaI papers to Increase the number OF lru,,' "
twenty The next meeting VIII ie hcIu VII '''''''
at l 80 p. ~, at no 40 WilIlahI-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
FINAL scopr FOR THE KEMP TROPHY.

The nnal competition In the Kemp Trophy match was
shot at the Regiment Iast evening Tho team
from Company " the lat 10 shoot, and IL Wa eN
pcctcf that this would push the leaders hard This
tam only made score O32 however. thus falling 90
points Company BIS score. Tho scores OF all the
teams follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
,r,,y op ,uJtrryGIyrER GARrIN.

Philadelphia. Jan. 22.-B. FRANKLIN '"rVli'. .n''1
Engineer Of the Navy during the war vi '"'
ai.d ai hl. house In this city tonight
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1ffE Sr1TE or TRADE.

,.,,, In, ~ Flour steady; unphsnged receipts.
so nII. shipment, sos beis >s rs 1D Is, WEe e
hm ~ oaa 0sis March, 81 o3a; May 81 oiasl "a
steamer NO red ss b ,'ea aleu- ea'n BIZ 90
n sonhern wheat Arm; fultz s8casl 02 Longoery
Al l0h eNeyS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

,rprrrc,p srrKLas OBsThctT HE TRACKS.
rlttsburg. Jan. e2.Thc Manchester s.ieetear st1k.
ers and their friends ANNOYED tue 'onp,s .ousy os
p'a.s ~. car, Albert statta. strike ympathiIsr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
c,,v.t ,Tfoy OF "BAKED BEANS

Nor A TRANSLNrloN or hNNrD "''''''
- r,t,or Of The Tribune
sir. ,r,lJnr exception TO The rhbune'S statement
fla, r,lh.r schlcyer has never given satisfactory
vo,a,,I, .oulyaIent for baked beans The Boston
~ ~ r., tti.. IFS representative. I'm the name of
the Boston voapuk club, to dish Of bon' pek"kol
ounncy bons peo arr s0q there omy s o%a
Mllc % 'hnt Article Of food, In other countries II
IS " boiled iD StcwcG and sometime, in a" "'er'a
uonal language sho ~, isg. T.. u. FRENCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

CHERRY DIAMOND GOVERNORS INSlAh'ED'
, ~, r.o,ar weekly ncrtg Of the Board Of .'oNerhof'
a, the Manhattan Athletic Club last nieh' D. H.
and C. W. Bradley installed a. members OF NAV p'
They were elected Friday y hll two OF inc Nv" ,"
Gle caused by the resienelon' rom un' Dun" - ,
o, I'D p,acher coogan and Bigelow. The other
,,,o v,coucies will not be rlc1 az present me gov
ernors last night appointed the following draha vi" Wv
.,,csI committee Il. Beecker Eahboine. eha"''" ."
u L. McGinnis W. T. Wood. d. T. T. HOW '"'u W. -
pa,ker The Manhattan Athletic club Didn'i' A'S"' y
No., US also formed and the following onc'r' elected
nr r. l.. McGnnis, president; j. }. ha'". a. N''''
nr,.id-nt and theatrical director G. C. Hughes s'e'"'
C. O. Perry, treasurer, ond w. J. WOOL Du,'"'e u,
fl WAS also announced that the club hAd gwen "p 10" "
.hlt, grounds at Fifty. sAth.,t. and GiShthaN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23

Chicago, jan - ~ y" q w VIII ~ 7
opening. Highest. Lowest ciosinf:
Jmuary so, So Ss 9iS
May No. : CORN.
$ 5; as as s sS's - *,
no. OATS.
January ..:......:........ 2? ~ Soi. 500
May ''''''''''' MESS PORK * PER BBL
Nav 81 ii S ii625 so J.
, ;,~ .' "S $ sgEs 81; s3sE7ss sss;s'
SHORT RIBs, PER 100 n.
h ss%q,', s. $ &C., Ss a,,,,; sS e:
s2aS4 No s9Sscc 10 corr 10 'sh to- 50
Sas as =: age rye. rs 9sc S NJ 6sy
s s5&So m SS seed 81 81 a'ai0s ~
= ss 1913, IS lsa 5sds IS 20 Dry P 50 ss
SSss d al s9S nn feG GOODS ;s per-
unchanged Reee..,. shipments.
Flour 3guVVv 80 oGs
Wheat, bush. 900 $4,000
o 6e Srln oG9 199 oo9
Eys bush: 4 45.SSS s.ooo
"a en- tho Produce exchange to-day ne butter marAe'
firm and unchanged ., Eggs bowed considerably.
s.rSas@ pGay but there many tas t. hold Ss
put !a1 %Sn S SsSS M SaS @is
IN ,ySps a. s VIA ss adS4a s over lss
MINT strong point taken promptly ana ie prt
S " "nt near The close break came the same IS
G.t only once The about IL 49, and nlG s
ea on 70 eoe a. c :y S@asf ' TIE eas
sstse and O SS Ger3 s oa iro %p seasas7
at 500 gat tte 2 s s2S sS Sa' az 1 Dsas
snd superior 80 caIs. Closne; Jsnu-Fy closing SIN
Nov opsnns s7s.c behe>l ~ 10" SiS,. g s,fe
So So NOr tort si1l' Sass.
philadelphia. JAN 22.-Flour-Bcter feeling IN ,ia
q, ultp
mae due S r. the sasHf Freely at the dae
prices I'VE flour, dull and weah "a oo@ "a o. Whens
'ncncd 4, shade lower under weak cables Dut att
Wand recovered aud closed - nsner, G ncsI d.,cr
iIgs were Hight and there was lite di.p'si,uoh, -
trade: NJ. pennSyly9na red no SAPor' NJ c red
January. s,a$i OF u; Fennnlry loi@$i Oh In
March. 81 OF Ia ~ Oh April - oig ~ o. -: vSrn
i"l;r. and !, urkt new foreign inquiry. and prices
OF ali deliveries IN export elevator decincl
No d. high MIXED ana yellow. for local trade. &c.
car lots in export elevator - l-c tor 20. innary
for tsi ,a% FL i3 ITa i%' a Nav" a. "a 4sc
onts-pull and price, Of 'a Vii c' yo VIZ white. SOC:
unsladed white. 80 lie do choIse Gu, tie; No: % So
40 lsc do ri0':s a - c Fe6faay Iaa3oc;
March rs la 3Dc April. b 20 300 bu,erosgn ~
and firm: PENNSYLVANIA cleiiery eN ,;, ig grts "a
Sc SusarSReaned firm VIII some TI,nds Ice
i,c higher, cut x lSai ( S4c standard pSv:
der-d. 3ldd4 lac ine si:nniaei' - !c tryssl
dara granuGst "Ss AZ red ds SrS%G l. Tor candy
+onfee,1onet Is: Frankie H. 1870: frankl,a
2 3 i,c Blue Star G. Sc f}tio:, phi s'u Ta,,
Eary Rose PENNSYLVANIA choice AeG SOC 1'TT 1oc.
BUR- anks and White star cl1lce 4u &C. W Receive
good. 35a 3sc o!hr 200 or 0nlE, Wheat 1000 bush
ccrn' $4,000 bush; oat- ZOO bush. ~ 90
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
THESE ENTRIES PROMISE GOOD SPORT.

The first indoor supplementary Championships ~ w
.,~.,olItan Association ~ the Amatfur At"et' ','''
,u lac decided tonight vt Madison square '''oe",
,,,dred and seven athletes haye entered III Tue ''H"V
COMPETITIONS, among them being some oil th' 'c'' ' "
A.. couutry All Of the races VIII hoI"hS w 49,
Infested and a. the track IN the "aGcn mas D'e" pun !"
, shane for this meeting, some OF the ihdoor 'oo "
,r.,v 10 be broken. The New-Jcfsey n = nav
T. r. purer and f.. T.. Barnes In the hulu'e i'o'' w
!, ,ticrtberg will carry their cclois III tue "r''
nu Xayler A. A. Will be represented by j. ~ ''''1 :" ~
io,c run j. j. Mooney in the hurdles ana mop, r
,,, competitions. and G. J. Barrett ana " -"
in the weight contests !, c,,.
!, fhe sp,ints NJ Remington 6. H. A"an, ~ - T NV,
- Y NJ Christie T.. NJ Reilly and - H. "'"'" =.
.,,, ,bc Manhattan A. G.. while tho Hc"' 'o'N -
,',. catered NJ T. Halpn. II. Ntcd'nbnfeh anu - "
- Concland Will represent tine "Cheify i''"o"" ~
,1tos white the y. Y a. {. VIII d'i"hu vi -
-, In the middle distance iuns the " !. ~ ~
80 ,,c.cd their two 'crscks." w. &. Dohhn ""u w -
-. while NJ Remington and II. L. Didh'"" "'' w
Nv ,bou for the NJ. A. {. IN the long u',''",' '
, coo,ce IT, J.. Dadniun and w. Il, "ooao''u|''
~, =, C. Will meet j.. {. Garter W. = D' ~
~ =, pilincs IT,. Of the y. Y. \. {. III "c '"N
= men will have things pretty much thc'' ~"
o. ~ the bicycle race this order viii pioo"pH ~
-. poth clubs have entered teams III '"o '"- ~
-, and much interest Is also centred '''c''