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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-24
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Detroit Free Press
"Give me kiss" she whispered.
'What will you put up for it?'' he
asked, with true business instinct.
My lips" she responded, and he ac-
copied the collateral.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-24
Women rule the zVoyIa.

Delicate women may ex-
ert much influence, but little
in comparison with what it
would be with abundant
health.
The crown comes to wo-
man with motherhood, but
health is the chief jewel in
it.
The wife wants health
that she may be the COM
panion of her husband and
her family.
Beware of dizziness, sud-
den faintness, irritability,
baekache, nervousness, e.
IRENE lassitmde, depression,
exhaustion, excitability and
general debility.
These are sure indications
of female weakness, some
arrangement of the uterus
or womb; they are danger
signals, which warn you to
avoid insanity Or death.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Uegeta-
ble ComboNnd goes to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
SUIT OYER THE 81. JAMES HOTEL LEAoE'
CAPTAIN CONNER ALLEGES tTEACH OF Thosr
IN TILE TRANSFER OF TyIE PROPERTY.

CAPTAIN CONNER ALLEGES PREACH OF TRoSr
IN THE TRANSFER OF TyIE PROPERTY
Papers were served yesterday in suit brought oy
Captain William VI. Conner formerly proprietor oi
the St. James Hotel against certain OF DIS Iormel
creditors through whom the transfer Of the tease vi
the st. James Hotel property 10 the propreors OF the
Cafe savsrIn wss recently effected. Captain conner
charges them with a breach OF trust ana ASKS LOT
5000 900 damages. The firms against whom 'he SUIT
l. brought are Aclser Neral Condit, Petut Reed
NJ O'Bren Son. II. l.. Herbert d Co.. seiierd Broth
ers William Ottman & Co., the DE Graaf q Taylor
Company. the Standard Ice Company ana W. ).
Sloane. Milton Robbins as trustee Is also mace
defendant
The complaint alleges that on February 25. 1891.
Conta,n Conner entered into an agreement with the
aefeulants whereby in consideration OF forbearance
10 sue on the accounts due TO the defendants the
management OF the hotel was TO be turned over 10
Them with the receipts and profits therefrom nhtil
the Indebtedness which amounted to about T'oooo'
should be paid Captain Conner drawing $500 a month
from the current profits during the interval IN Pui-
Suance Of this agreement George J. BascOm was Ell
gagged to manage the hotel. on August H. 1881, Cap
tain Conner at the request OF his crdltors gave a.
further security bill OF sale OF all the chattes anu
other property the premises to Milton koODhs' rs
trustee with assignment Of all outstanding claims
and accounts.
The cause Of action alleged In the complaint is that
about November 30 Milton Robbins, ms agent OF the
creditors and in disregard Of the terms OF the agree
ment transferred the lease and all the property Oh
the premises 10 third parties. the damage to the com
plainant being placed at 100000
The representations of both sides In the case were
dvelt Oh at length in the press at the time OF the
transfer Of the lease later, when Mrs Conner was
elected from the hotel Her husband was then SICK
In the West. Mrs. Conner refused TO give up her
rooms Al the hotel on the ground that the agreement
between her husband and his creditors had made pro
vision for her board. She locked her rooms at the
time the transfer was made and remained In them
several DAYS after the demand for them had peel
made but was finally elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

Tie Indications OF the real estate market are q, A
direction OF greater activity. The sales yesterS
were well attended. Thomas c. Smith Offered ma.
foreclosure No. 1O2 Cedar-st.. between Temph a.
Church sts a six-story brick store and tenems..
house OH a lot 22.1Ox50: the bidding ran f,r.
500. O1O ND To S226l0. Charles Wolf was the buva.
'rne corner of Crescent and jackson aves, In u
Twenty fourth Ward, gore 63xlloAlOO, was onersc
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy, also under foreclosure: H.
bidding IAN from FOO up 10 SoOO. r. Selge was IT,
buyer. j. Thomas SteaillS a. 90. also Offered unds
foreclosure a vacant lot In EdgecomD-aye. south !.
one hundred and forty frst-s 3Oxl00; the bidding "a
from $1,000 up to $3.50. Charles Readhead was IN
lmyer X. " liamett 81 Co. offered No. ago VA
End ave-. Il three-stOry brick dwelling bot 2OxlO0
the bidding ran from $4,000 up to $4,000. tn
plaintiff was the buyer.
James c. Labor offered a plot 1OOxlOo IN Riverda,.
ave- $50 feet north of lands Of Abraham Schermerh.sT
the bidding from $500 up 10 II .31j. Jacob IirsS
was the buyer. \ plot 1Ox1C0, adjoining, brought
81 $50 from D. Wallack. lot adjoining the sams
brought 500 from the same buyer Lots 7s 9I
81 and 13 brought 81 800 from the same buyer
The following sale ut private contract is announced
SIX months ago John r. Foley a son sold 70 Myer
Kahn and others six fiat houses, on the north stde
Of tfftynintllst between Madison and Fifth aves for
$4,000. Mr. Kahn and his associates sod tbre AZ
these Hat houses last week for 10000 and IN ths
present week the three other flats alsO for $4,000
a total of 100000. In other words. they made 4
HASKELL RadilIer have sold six thrcestOry UNFINISHED
private dwellings, on the north side Of Ninety
st. 245 feet east Of Amstedam-ave, for Herman
Kertscher TO George II. Denig. for the sum Of
$l27,5OO. Five houses tire I7x32xl02.9, and one
2Ox55X102.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Allen. George w. to Abigail Allen, 24th't, 9th
Alien William and wife, to same. 2ith.st.
S Sane 70 r a@s 2 taans H ase Hoq.
tOnst wO9;,et ins5a1sGsts 5000 5;SosDucoa Cemetery
e $ Csnncn..t Delancey.st year. $1,000 s.,s
Barnes Afred C. 70 Gnsta,uo sdea no ct a. spfns
Bendlx I,eGder and wife, to Fricderch Knubel .
nqtieT. James A. ct al. TO Abigail Allen 2'h''s
Ro.cn. john ana wife Nancy crozier 5ith''t,
svs ans y yt. e 5sSp' N'n''
oDer Jonn ct 70 w, a9ars PaySeo isSA"
bonneon samuel and wife e. to Mutual R:et'
. II Amseriam.ave. months and year % mors,.
fnSer Casper, James Me'ieer and another ia
F.egb.pg Philip and Wife to George Dewitt.
stanton.st W II Counbia-st years sls 600. s-,..,
EdsI GS en and vi" sc &C., g Isaac Ns's'F
and wife to Metropolitan vd Is i !lia o
Ffeude1ithai, William ct al 70 s sl@Gs n Stone
Grattan. Angelina. to Abigail Allen, 2ttn-s''
Ga1nrr Rcbccca to lambert suydam, Park.ave
cor l3Sth- sear' ffSrick Diez West Endav
Klein. Marie 4, to Chs Muller Garield-'t VAL
Krn, Tohn' and wife to Title Guarantee and Trust
co%g sta f FESsn P 70 eRafd Esa6ssr ia
e boulevard. years Sl2ooo; o0,,,o n billings Brood
way n cor Exchange alley, and other properly years.
$50 0C0 ,, =. pu.. , Wallace . 5jtb.
st " ilthaVe. 3 years. $50 600. 49,. v,-k
Nones Alice and to Trust GO, OF Ne"'ionA'
: ,.lth.st = 9th-aNe. year, morris, IS So =. Al
NJ w.nhous Siebrand, TO Catharine Taylor c, a'
ol9 FulOnst. 8 years $4,000. , ,,o.an
Ottinger Ralph. and vile u carrie Mos'mAN'
,Othst. lstaNe. D years - W. -, 1884,, Ard
Robinson Ihos and wife n Marietta HS ,WGSo Anu
Schraurn John y. TO jennie Reeves, l4othst e'''
OF Wlllfs-aye. l year, $l.lOo ,,, ,,- O e...oss,
schaerer John and wife. to whelmna Sne ~ ocn
~ guard an 2ith-st. east lOthave demand, eovo%
Stinhsrtt, Jacob, 70 Catheiine. n salomon Jun
Il west OF Sth ave. 3 years, $1,000 .,
Smith. Eliza and another u Adelia BuhhelL 60
3d.ave n o. i29th-st. | year. 5000. H., ood
smith, Andrew \, 10 Mary r Miller, g'nruial 'S
St east oi lOth-ave. ! year. Si3:3, ,o.u a,s 4
" same 10 Mary r. Miller 92d-st, east OF lOth-aNe
schr,dcr, Anna NJ: to David Stevenson. BFooSs's'
n iA4th-st, | year, Sl,.oo. 81, 49,. cam.
Torrance. Rosanna and another 20 the Harlem 80
Building and Loan Association JenS ~S'''
vast ot Williams, ridge Road instaments SOU, os,, a
Townsend 4. william Westerh1d, iVo"'s
W u itl-aye. demand, - 600. . ,.,,.ny
Walter Lena. 10 New York LIE Insurance NO"b~'
$ : G5th-st Of 3d-aNe, | year. 500 O. rss ~
| weinberg Rachel. and another, 10 simon DAVIS iN'
Dclancey-st, years, - 300. ,q,h.st
Wcidman, Lima 10 Frederick Hlldeorahu" IL i'
W 81 2d-aNe. year, 81 900 =, 49,. a,,hss
Walker Elizabeth, Ia warren NJ Meffl1'' '
W Of l0thaNc. $4,000. . -. . v,,eh.u
Wei. b and another. 70 Lena Possnan eNNA '
| Place, ) years. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
THE COURTS.
JOHN W. MACKAY TESTIFlES.

John ". Macl,ay witness in his own oeh'i,
yesterday In the suit brought against him by fn"au
s Stokes TO recover $4,000 OH an alleged contract
which has been trial for several days before JuSucc
Jncraham and a jury in the supreme Court. MI
Mackay denied nearly every statement "h'h 'i'
Stokes had made on the stand He denied that tic
had ever said that he wanted TO 60 on the WITNESS
stand and say that stokes I'D not owe him cent
Mr. Mackay said that he had been trying 10 get
statement from Mr. Stokes of their accounts so long
that IL had made him sick. He had asked STOKES
fpnumerabc times for statement put IL hau never
been forthcoming from the time their 1rst
becan until this suit brought. About TINS CON
tract on which the suit is brought. Mr. MaeKay s@u
that the first time he saw it when Colonel niger
soil sent it to him in letter. He immediatey eio
eraphed to Colonel Ingeso that the contract dd NOT
ut him at ALL and that he would sign proper one
when he came East. - l.,
Mr. Mackay was not cross-exsmined yesterday III
consequence of the absence of Joseph H. 0hoaVe WIN
,ras said 10 be ill., Mr. Choate IS expected 10 DC
,,res~nt 10 day when he will take up the cross ma
hon r. Il. Day. Mr.. Mackay's private sec'e'di'' We"
also a witness yesterday for the oelehce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22

Circuit Court-palt Iv-Before Andrews J'-OsS'S '"
Snrfogite's Tour-Before Ransom S.Estate OF Angus
tus Zcpqra "a n. No probate calendar A..
Superior Court-Gencal Term-AdJeurned Tor ue Nh
suip.iiOr tourt-Spec.sl Trim-Beofe Dugfo' NV
superior Court-Equity Term-Betore Sedgwick' T. j.
Sui.rio Cour-Tria Tem-Part I-Betoe Gilder.eeve
Nos 1892 1856 1922 1910 1910, lJ00 l2't ioro.
Superior Court-Tral Trm-Psrt II-Beiore re'u"A"
J-Nos ll21 sol. 2672 9s9 74O 244, liz l3t,2: .d.
Superior COuit-1iia IeIn,-F1rt IlI-Belore N'A''"'
Common Pcas~tieneral Term-Adjourned until Feb
Common Pleas-Special Ter-Before DAILY Y. -
Common Pleas-Equty Term-Adiourned FOR the term
Common Plcas-Tral Teru-Part I-Bfore Tleeericn,
Short causes-Nos. 1857 1892. 1ilQ, 19O9 l'V2 iosS
Common Plcas-Tral Term-Parts III ond IIl-Adlor ned
city Court-speco Term Before Mccarthy JmMo'i0n'
Clty Court-1ria Term-I'art i-Beforc Mc't9Wh Oh,
Nos j49l 5i9j, 5210, 521l. j216. 53S1, o'o2 $751;
5266. 52e7, 1871, 5G26. 45jl jG2o. ~, ,,,.,
yo c 55iS AZ 5i5a 1867 CESS $685. !o5s 40
5e5@. 47s5 3G22 1901 900. 3G3d 49, sssd Pa
50si, 5lll, 1911 $3.50. ,.,... ,,o,,.,r,o, -
Nos 1867. 1913, 1916. 1859. 1881 1888 1921 5So-
Clty Court-Tral TermPIt N-Beors FitzSlmonss ID
Short Nos $3.50. 5j23, bH4 0llI is9n DOL
G472. 056S, N67 GGO9 G636. G16O, GOO, $40 oooz
Gi4O. G645. G634. G6lo $500 49,, ,,,.-.,,
Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney Mcintyre-Nos 70 20
inclusive. ~ =, ,,. co,roo 7
Court Of General Sessions-PaIt II-Before Cowhe d.
and .sistaDt Dlstrct.Attornev Townsend NO. l. II
Court General Sessons-Part Ill-Belore SihEth' "
and Assistant Dstrict-Atterneys Weunah ana SnN' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. Ii, p. m.-C0ttOn-The sales az the
day incude $500 bales American. Futures closed
steady American Mddlng. low middng clause. Jan
uaiy delivery 4 j-04d buyers January and February
delivery 4 j-G4d buyers February and March delivery,
4 J-64ddl GO4d; March AID April delivery, Sold
April and May delivery, 4 1l-Gid@4l2Gld May and
June delivery, l5-64d sellers June and July delivery
sod value; July and August delivery, II CID
buyers August and september delivery. 2364d4 "a
Cid.
Galveston, Jan. II. Cotton firm; middnng Lice
low middling 1l-l6c good ordinary, Is 316c; net
and gross receipts, 2J34 bales, sales, l2GS bale,
stock, 81 $50 bales.
Norfolk, Jan. ELECTION, steady middling &c;
net and gross receipts, $50 bales exports coastwse,
,245 bales; sales. o04 bales; stock, 56.G35.
savannah, Jan. 2l.-CottG, firm. mlddng, q Use
low middlng. 1l0c good ordinary 3-lGc: net and
gross receipts l,14O bales exports, cOastwic, lob
tales: sales, 1850 bales stock. 99,UG7 bales.
New Orleans, Jan. ELECTION. strong; middling,
l-oc low middling, 5-Sc. gOpd ordinary 81 &c,
nominal net receipts 5,322 bales; gross 569I bales
exports to Great Britain 3O,70O bales sales $3.50
bales; stock, 10000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. p (SIccisl).-The bulls everywhere who
interested In wheat in this market expected that hcy
would today stampede the TWO big shOrtsKaunnan ard
Partridge. 1t looks tonight Partridge has tampii
his opponents instead. kaufman did cover good deal OF
wheat. a million here, and possibly much mor at
St. Louis but Partridge instead OF covering made bold
stand kept selling Until the bulis dllcd up and
then put them While the kaufman Covering
going wheat sold mp 10 J3a cent?. Iat over II ft-
cned until IL touched 3la cents. 1t closed At - cents
fr May. There both ways. but the really
cut figure suily contest between Pardrids1
his enemies and Partridge temporarily had the hes
IT, Corn simply followed what. MAY sod between y =
and 4OS, cents and closed at fO Ihc receipts III
cars The c.lnaes for Friday 100. The theory corn
would follow wheat, whether up down. s. bein
realized dull within a range OF y cent
Nov sold between 3D. and 81 cent, and closed the
bottom. IL tailed along atr Provisions firm
earl but closed weak At the close pork show q u
los from Wednesday Of - cents cents rb, ~
cents. The selling bv packers. The receipts -
hogs 10000 estimates for Irday 5000 The Iaca
for the week in the West 80 900 showed dCcreasv
from the same week Last of 40 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
CASE OF THE YACHT CoNoUERoR.

The hearing before United states Conmissione' ~
man. in the case OF the yacht 0ohquero,' na.,a
..aioh W Vanderbilt was continued yesterday
,r,ntan Joseph F. Wood the master OF the yacht sad
10 toox command in England and brought her 10 'ihs
country. she carried the United States nag, Du' ua
not hoist il at this port or at any other shc
NewYork on August o. with twenty-five persons II.
e,,pnosed he anchored within the limits Oh Nc" ~
County Captain j. W. Conedoh' Oh inc -
Manhattan said that he found the yaci'' N ,.o
- p,ohona Conrty The case of the bark Margheri'a'
s.,vca in the same waters, in 1884 was cited by 'e
government in which petition to release the Vess
on the same grounds at present raised by MI. van
aerhilt was denied. The arguments VIII pc niau'
Hafora JudCe Brown To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
A cut IN COIL BY PHILADELPHIA COMPANIES

Philadelphia Jan. 21.-It was learned this afternoon
that the Lebich and Will;esbarrc Coal Company m"oe
a sharp cut in prices yesterday, and 1t was ruhocu
that other companies were meeting the cut oNa'
Tie Lehigh and Wkesbarre Company yesterday quoted
CRATE coal at 10 20 ton New York stove ~ 90 nut
So and egg 80 25 This is an average cut OF about
fifty cents a ton When the announcement OF ing Ing
cut was made other companies informed dealers u'aU
they would make corresponding rcduc IONS. ~ VIZ
said that the cut was made BY the LeIIsll anu
Wkeslarre in order that the Reading might unueistau
what the other coal company could do IN case NJ
tempted to enforce the demand for larger snare III
the anthracite pool The Reading has been above
the market for some time and dealers have I@u
some difficulty In dispOslng Of S coal. The oilclas
of the company have steadily declined to meet the cuts
made by the other companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Yesterday was a comparatively slow day in spec
uative circles at the Produce Exchange, and nothing
startling developed in the way OF new features.
In wheat less than jOOO 900 bushels changed hands.
and the bulk Of the business contributed by local
professional operations. The dealings were certainly
not commensurate with the fluctuations In prices.
Foreigners held aloof and there was little or no out
side interest First there was dechhe OF "a J. :
cent on the absence of support and on selling by The
buyers Of Wednesday. The private cables ho"cN'r'
cane stronger. and Cottrell began buying; this
brought about II change of sentiment. ana thc
weak and 20 confines lower on -four, willie clOans
Liverpool noted rise of In Id Oh futures
"The Cincinnati Price Currents article was favorable
on winter wheat. Along toward the close Chicago ad
vices stated that the stocks in Franco had Increased
1000 900 bushels. on which there "aN fresh 'elHl-.
eliminating in "a general break. Remote months Wcic
especially heavy and closed j-sd cent lower. MAY
opened at u 03 Is, rose to - OF Is ana then ~
coded II o. "a. spot lots CLOSED weak and 10000
bushels taken for export.
Corn tended downward on local liquidation and sell
and easier cables. The close was LA = cent lower.
The dealings aggregated l,12OOOo bushels spot corn
for export, and in addition $4,000 buSrs were thLen
| at the OutpOrts. .
Dat, dropped 1-sa3-5 cent on options. IN sympathy
with corn and realizing. The speculation wa
! slow. Cash oats were quiet and steady
Lard weakened and closed 2a4 points lower, There
sales OF $50 irccs the spot and to arrive part
OF which for export.
The final quotations follows:
xaTcS + o. o'99 s uay 81 q 3 fcS aa 81 81 %
COrn-Januay. 40 IL. February, 40 Ia; March,
40 - May. ~ IA cents; ,o,o. MAJ, -
way Iard-Ianuary, nary SO &c February, sc 50 March.
the receipts al Ncw.York, baltimore, Philadelphia
and Boston reported Yesterday We're Wheat. 74.20j
total gram, 5467G7 bushels; -four, 5o3i2 l@ckaec-
The receipts at Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Louis wcr"
Wae! Si 11 total gram qa SGa2 5 ssf Saf
| 81 ,15g packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
LIVE STOCk MARkEI -.

New.Yo;k Thur-d1y jan 2l-BEEVi.2- t Kecep.S
o.d or rsr awe e,rlcad, Tor '1af9Igs s GoI ala
,S' dun u D ',, 'e' Saehaasi o4J. for com
"oa 70 cLoce natSe ID y" ON "I Sorsn for NJ
GOLDSMITH snd 20 shcp on tAe oFlaoco Tor l. . b"'"
IiLcH COWS Rec.ip,. - head no -@Iss , so far a.
reported. Nomn.Iy 'td' Al 7--"sto per mad ,,,is
w~iHis;,r. W, 20. head Of which 800 at olth-'t
u = - d - 90 i'r H. - VI W. cu -
Dr-.-d ,al'e> about .,edy a. san. for country
dFe,~ei for ba.yarl ana I'D calves ana '@"oc
sale nun GaIen 80 mixed calves 80 y ayelasc
80 ~ Do oasc- ana ysai.ings. S-e D. At 1-,f
- r. at 80 II do. 1o- D. a, DC do. liG p, at Sc;
j. =. N@soa 80 Western calves, 800 D. at So o. per
LOO . - DO. 81 =, a. = 60 o. -. OF L., ~ =
70, s -. ; d. iio >, A. ;; do. 10 n At - II d.
IaGa s Bqsslnsnam IS barnya1 ealyes. 3'5 \, at
~ i.r p = v,e, loo ~ az - o.. - a. , 20. e.
SHEEP AND LAMBS -Rceelpr iacaine - ca--o3 s
r,ad - ,tfo47s a. ooth,t. caIo-i- a. Jrf-y ~
All 4ro,d, At hoJo~en Ihe eo"ud va net astIs
ry Of e Dasne5s I'm. ' ,a all. all a. At , . NE pT:
or =, d'!1H y. u'n' go, 90 ,, 81 01l ~ = ils per
one dc,A narSd up 10 - -, but ul' Is not 4
b'c,,,.I mutton had aoie'a,c ,ale a, S"@ "a i,G
se,es.d wt s Hin-'ns NJ sia ana IN ca,
slcs-G. Duenba b.. - sat- anb- ~ aleF't-1 n, ~
a. - 30 81 Stat, sheep. 9g' y. a; - 30 II do 81 T.
q 80 G-'3. 49,, o. - ,t
- o. 10 Sa'c do y. at a. - tanHdnh 90 many
I.i n e.. 90. 100 and an 'uiu-, - IT, ~
%, 10 .ln 90, - Al 8. b du. - =, AT - 10
STAT. do Ir.w sh,tpI 80. p at tj 81. -,
u. harrington ~ Buffalo anh,, . y, at 80 50
lg5 state DO ~ %, AZ 81 u42 10 stat" sheep 30 ID ~
~ So go, g. -. s, -,
\ Hlppic Co.. @3l " -trtn laiuhs. ~ 10 AZ - Do.
81 collins. 40 Western iI4.h-, 81 .. a. - -
HOG Hcc,llt,, all al jersey tN!, - carloads, or
1900 lrJl. \ ltte bunch 81 sat h"f@ 1901 sue, p"G
not odd lclrc Change. Pooling hrm,r. and e,ilhai'
y Buffalo prices yesterday. lnd the cost Of cty dr' Nci
hogs oulht To- bring - ocri 80 per 100 -
Country dressed urmrr fOf heavy Wt f"t, quotations
are 6G7c for ught upper Jersey o"o2' Tor "t1 " 'F
far heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
TIE PETROLEUM M1RhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The crude petroleum market remains quiet. At the
Stock EXcnHr urtnat there sal Of 1900
barrels at 81 cents against go Is cents Tuesday
at the last previous sale The Western trade how
ever. Is bullishly inclined, and this temper
Elected in sales 5000 barrels Of options ut the Con
soidated Exchange at $500 IL cents against ~ IA
cents W,dnc,day.
and 40 cents in cases. Foreign quotations wcr,
Antwerp. IL "A francs Bremen. go marks; Lon
don, 3 IL pence.
Oh City Penn. Jan. 2l-Nationa Transit certificate
opened 62s- highest. t2's lowest, OZS TOicd G2i5
,ao>. ~ 600 bbls ccaiancc, 10 600 bb,- shipment,
81 80 bbl-; runs sS,6H bbs
PttsLurg. Penn. Jan. 2l.-IctrOeum dull National
Transit tncats opened at O22 closed at G2 highest
O2'- lowest, G@t2.
Isrsdiord Pom. Jan 2l-Natonsl Transit certificates
opened O2i2; cOsed az GIs highest, 6J lcwot co.
c,edraIccs, 10000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan. o. 3,45 p. m.-Tccf and pork in
fair demand Hams IN good demand. Bacon in fair
demand Cumberland cut about - TO 30 lbs, firm at
53s Cd Cheese in good demand American finest
white and colOred firm, ut SOS sd. TallOw. turpenu"
and rOsin in fair demand. Iard-SpOt-Thc demand
has fallen OFF futures In poor demand prime West
ern spot steady at i3s sd January steady, at 33s
Cd February and March steady, at 33s I'd Wheat
in poor demand; No. >, red winter steidy. nt IS
IL led No . red spring steady at IS II I'd
No , red spring steady at IS IL I'D. Flour In poor
demand. Corn-Spot In fair demand futures D. good
demand mixed Western spot easy at As cd for new
January, steady at As 6 Id; February, steady at
Is -4d March, steady, at is Id Hops at Lon
d0n-Pacihc Coast-Therc Is nothing ofercing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-22
,,rrv.xr uorsE ACCOUNTS WRONG.

Justice Patterson, IN the oUPreIIIe O0"'''
yesterday reserved his decision upon al "ppn."u .
80 - ,oo u Erhardt as receiver OF the Sturtevant
H. nronertv for an order compelling James T.
Mathews the former proprietor of the hotel to urn
over certain books and accounts Of the hotel Sd 70
he in the possession of Mathews Aremus Holmes Oh
hobal, Of The receiver declared that the accounts were
SOB 900 short and he also alleged that William ""u
dell one OF the trustees who had charge Vi 'no pop
49,. rooo,red s,s5 In cash from the bOokkeeper last
,,.oanher IN which he was not entitled. The court
was asked TO compel wadden to refund this money
peter A. Hendrick put in affidavit made By Mathews
In which he declared that he had none OF the DOORS VI
the hotel and that whatever BOOKS nc Id" "e'o "a "
flriVa nature.