davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
RafIuvSa
Reilly's
 Terpsichorean
 Art School

Art school
 of Dancing
 and Department. MT. P. Harvard Reilly, master of danc- ing, takes pleasure in announcing that he will give the first lesson of his regulsr school term in New Haven Tuesday, Oo- tober il, at Veru hall, Orange street. Glasses meet at 4:30 p. m. For further particulars apply at the hall Tuesdays and Thursdays, between 9 and 6 p. m. o7 If
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
VIM. NEELY & co.

NEW RAVEN. Friday. Dec. Is. is7a. Wsatke, To-Day --- Fafr. TELEPHONE No. s9s.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
The handkerchiefs l

Was there EVER as many in one place before ?
 Doubtful, if you consider quality as part of quantity.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
SALE OF MANUFACTURERS,
The Finest Lamps.

Sample Umbrellas at
 MENDEL & FREEDM AN.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16

Mayor Sargent Signs the BiH.
 Mayor Sargent yesterday attached his signature to the bill passed by the court of common council giving the State street, Whitney avenue and Winchester avenue horse railroad companies permission to electrically equip the respective roads.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
Friday, December 16. 1892.
WKw ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAN

American Fraternai Circle-Henry J. Morse. Christmas Cards-798 Chapel Street. Christmas Groceries-D. N. Weich & Son. Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely & Co. Diamond Dyes-At Druggists. pr. Bulls Cough Syrup At Druggists Elegant House Uoats-Mendel & Freedman. Entertainment-Harmonie Hall For Sale-Real Estate Onace-P. o. Box 255. For eale-Parrots-18 Gold Street. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. N. Brown c Oo. Poultry-H. L. Andrews & Co. Perfection Buckwheat-S. Fl. Street & Go. Probate Notice-Estste of Julia S. Rogers. Salvation Oil-At Druggists,.
 Think a Minute Hub Clothing House.
 Umbrellas-Mendel 6 Freedman.
 Wanted-Girls-Mrs Babb.
 Wanted-Situation-W. Post Office.
 Wanted-Situation-670 Grove Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16
HomE ron rHE SOLDIERS.

A Correspondent From NOroton Heights Describes~ Connecticut,s Home for the old Soldiers and the Soldiers, Hospital of Connect- icut.
 NoRoroN HEIGHTS, Dec. 15.-ESpecial. + To winter visitor the Connecticut Sol diers' home presents somewhat drear ap- pearanee at first sight, the beautiful grounds being covered with snow and the groves of trees bereft of every vestige of foliage. But the home and it's occupants are here as much as in midsummer, when it is favorite resort for visitors. For those who do not know much about the home, however, a little information re- garding it may not come amiss.
 In the year 1865 Benjamin Fitch, a ben evolent and philanthropic citizen of this town, erected school for the benefit of the children and orphans of indigent sol diers. The school after time became quite fourishing institution and soon the idea was formed of admitting the soldiers themselves and giving them comfortable home. About this time the state legisla- ture took hold of the matter and made sev- eral appropriations at different times by which it was made possible to erect 6 number of buildings, and since then the home has been continually growing to its present proportions. -.
 The home is about one or two minutes walk from the railroad depot. The mair building, part of which was the old school, today contains the dormitories dining rooms and offices. The dormitoriel contain iron bedsteads made up with com fortable cotton mattresses. Here the me1 are seen each engaged in some little occu , 1 patton, some mending, others trying t, solve the puzzle of game of solitaire, ant all seeming to enjoy themselves and to b ~ happy and contented in their life. Fron
 the observatory, on top of the building
 an elegant view is obtained on clear day : One can see Long Island sound and abou
 twenty miles of the coast, and to the nortl
 and west the low-lying hills of Ne,
 Canaan and Norwalk. In the dining
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-16

Mean eemperAturo. N. * Max. temp, fl: min. teinp., B. Precipitation, .0a Inches
 Max. velocity of wind, 9-W.
 Total exeeas or defleiency Of ttempoEAaurealnoe January 15f degrees. Total excess or daaciency of ofprcclpasAtiona Jan. 1, -11.15 in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

.msrv extra 1881 1-oc. Eggs quiet Seaa ayd
pennsylyana frsts &c. sugars-heliIua ice extra
in fair demand cut l0ai standard powdered sc
tos rTanulaed 4c standard do, &c crown n &c
crytsS on A. Sc red star A. 4c; r
A. 34c; Franklin b. 5,sc; r,icns unchanged.
fH s1rr bS ooo sacks wheat aS
bsh com 100 900 bush; oats, .o,So zoo hush. oats
ments-wheat, LOO BUSH corn, oo'oo0 D''
2O,700 bush. IN md ueaIS family
81 Lous Feb. 3-FlOur very dui anu SS To- m 40:
So 5G So 20 choice SO 3oa $3 40 fancy g. Wheat
ex,ra t Sydaon wa, the ruling feature at the
ing and tefore the dumping was oy Tps rcton from
sliced So ON yToube WAS only 3sc and this was followed
by another break of Sac. Later rals Vi reSterday
c1rred and the close had buyer: 7-sc below '1n
T q red cash So 34ao7c: February, sc h9h,' a5
March closed ssc; May, 80 l,4@yo. co "a Sc asked
the extreme weakness in wheat c cor
held up remarkably well later. ho~e henp free sell
srk a easier feeling prevailed tho close was f Sc
below yesterday 10 cash Is ,.oM M 80 AS as asc.
ruay 80 - coang 80 4c asHes sSs aa s4c closing
81 5sc asked oats steady so S Asked 'i rye
goa 20 Ic; May 31c closing s so S Hay Gn'
Changed Bran odr rm sacked n %' de DEAD S0S dea "a
mill zoe Faxssed 81 lo we nat at 9 no b n Butter
steady and unchanged Eggs scarce ana gn Il" low
cofnoea steady 81 o5S 81 TO- N I4 4c Iron
fqttqH oa es 70 3, %s n ovSSS
8 2o@ - - Ca ga:' opr and ribs SIS % short clear.
sG IT, Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 1925; longs ana
rps 80 4O short clear. S6 5Od ~ -, oel GOO
I1Nnr 200 bib: wheat. $1,000 busn' corn. Ip',L ,
bush cats. $4,000 bush rye. 1000 bush Da s.
81 eco rush shpments-Fl'nr 5000 Dds 900 Wm rsn
rye. Q 900 bush barley. 1000 bush.
Toledo Feb }.-wheat active iImer; 10 = t Tain
and February 50 3-4c; May, o3 &c. corn 1o o"ii
No . cash 30c: No. 3, Csc: No 3 yenow isOo co. :"
arrive oats quiet cash 32c Rye hull cash sc sc.
coverseed active higher prime ca,h 80 90 20 bbs
wheat 900 bush corn 5000 bush; oats; 1000
bush rye 600 bush 100 ha S1sa CORN 30
bi,h: oats, 700 bush; rye, $40 bush; coverseed'
m I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. 3 (specal.-Wheat to-day dropped a
cent but showed little fractional recovery at the
close. because people bought against their puts May
sold beween 80 and IS and closed Mt - IL cents.
Theirs was some liquidation, enough to Increase the
depression. Partridge supposed 10 be pretty
we'll cleaned up and the fact that that he has escaped
prontaby from his short interest Is rcgarded
n, the best possible proof OF the extreme weakness
OF the legitimate situation. Northwesterns ears were
str,,ts decrease in the available. 1,o36,oOO bushels,
did not affect prices neither did the decrease In me
california wheat stocks 100000 bushels. Corn Just
about maintained itself between IL IL ana Al -
and closed at ~ IA cents. The speculaors regard
the bul side with some disfavOr. OF the Isl cars
of corn received here in three days not one car mas
graded contract. The receipts today were lo4 cars
the estimate for Thursday. 10 Oats opened ana
closed at 30 "a cents for May. The trade was
light. The receipts were 132 cars the estimate for
Thursday was 100. There were only 10000 hoas NJ
the wards prices were 10 cents higher; estimate
.hov,ed "A decline from Tuesday OF L. Il cents; lard
n declne OF ) cents: ribs decline of 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

New.Yofk Wrdn.,.day Feb. 3.-BEEVES-Recelpts G5
Ssr"sds cSnriened DIR sausher, ,ad 80 carloads
CI Sc sd while f ya we d '% Via c p
Of NJ od.S VIZ bought p n%tn % Sa'l9ad' Or
wsntd cailcads, there wa; no Improvement in
prices although the "eling wa, littie arm a. tls cloy
rc- 100 n fey Is a. 80 10 GAs IT,, At % I:ost -
CITY drcd beef continues TO have slo" sale ~ OdS2c
Lat. ryqte esbs adylces qge:e r:ffigrr,,ea beef
:e@@ a. o. I snq Ar Saad weight unchanged
shp%s9. today 29o9 ag9s Of s sod y i1e Ma
e,e 40 4Ea o. i, s fof Etns "' COMPANY a
n the last named steamer i52 qnarers for }. Nelson
S aS"f for NJ SidSaitG tn Sc@,d,S VII laden With
TG lmSd s 90 Sr cs aG % e nnd the o'i"'' carries to
% ,Hpt ss not G be Sc md s gt. IN Fyt Ss 4e
, nsg a al TIe for eau. are SSHgSt thu
the export year $50. has oprcd under fairly favorable
Sairs~sherman Culver: Is ohio steers l4ls aver
s ago o. 1855 il d. 1851 n q o y
Newton g. GlCtt: Ohio steers. 12?i n. a. ~ 90:
s ss So g. f Sa 1873 g e. at !s sSH o%s i'
do 1871 Ssooc at - 20 c4Se a 1920 n AZ B. d. 1857
n a, q 80 SO ,s d. ll9G n 9, 81 20 p do 1883 n at
D. Mcphcrson & Co.: kentucky steers. 1870 n at
s. 10 70 DO 1889 % sac go s ae 20 az az = q
$. Sanders IS ohio steers. l4ts ~ at - 90 % do
ISM T. # %% %se over al roads 80 head
half consigned direct u dealers. Dull
for common stick but the few really good market
ind ready sale a: fair prices From $50 r. 90 app ars
the general selling range with an tn COW or two
bringing $500 3jj. .,.-,,. ,,
for 500 %.
CALVES Receipts at all markets, iJl head Market
quiet 2a2.c for barnyard calves and J0Sc Tor vca
choice stock h1dnE up hrm and VAL s6 M% We'tens
DO los ~ At oc do, iO5 N. at ORC do. i&c H. at
j. g. Curti+: 6 veals 100 NJ at 3e - veais. 1Gl ~
at ~ u d.. 143 n at 7''ei do 100 ~ at SC % do
Hume { Mullen vca-. 1O5 n, at Che; 3 do 1870 n
AZ 7c 10 do $50 n at siac
iIslIenbeck & Hollis: ~ barnyard calves $40 n. at
j. p Nei.on ycals 10 n s. do, 100 N. at 7'sc
Judd Buckingham: 10 yeals 1874 n; at nc: % do
49, n a. c % DO 10 p at ' 49, at TIC en- at &C.
slfEEr AND LAMnS-Eeee'Pts iae@dlng = carloads
1Gad d a. viii lhe DEAD aaIsct dull an" depr
there slack demand Tor the soc to-day sheep ruling
srady and lambs weak although the top prices reached 10
not lndhs.c decline from sales made EARLIER
Medium to rigne sheep sold at ,Ia'g per To-?
sGas7: c1iIs at 81 5oas5
Dressed mutton very duh at 7sG9c ,elcc.rd wethrrs
Saies-Iiaenbeck & Hollis q Western sheep % N
ayerare Mt IS o5 per 100 n rs do 10 ~ at - 40
DO I12 n 80 IS So Sate lambs. 81 n. at - 10 1896
a. pnenbock: 20. Michigan lambs 7f'a ~ at &c 20
lis do 9o., n. at - = 1913 do 80 n. at 90 75 200
d. Marrnc;cn: IC3 Ohio sheen loi n; at 80; 81
Hume & Mullen 10 Pennsyy anls SHEEP. 30 N, at -
" Stat do 100 ~ at IS 90 81 pennsylyenn lambs 60
n AZ 90 l9'sc i52 oho do. 49, ~ at 80 49, ls7 State
Judd & nuckinehsm: 17i Canadian lambs. &c n at
o.: os Kentucky sheep. IS n SQUAT. at " 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
GRHN1ND PRODUCE M4RhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORk Dfai>IN'o'
The story I'm wheat repetition Of hquldauon
by holders. The longs sell whenever an oppor,up'
* offered and the attitude Of the foreign element NAV
have much to do with the weak ess Ignoring 'he
speculative transactions Of Europe the fact remains
that exporters buy sparingly. Gables came La Ia
lower AT Liverpool BIZ I'D per quarter lower at LONDON
and 1920 ccntncs down at Paris. ne ScapJ ,,s
clearances are Disappointing ana me Iheeio
continue liberal. Naturally the bears are
and hammer values when they can. Prices yeSteIiu,y
broke 3-4d1 cent, and the close was near U,s.on
0gur,s A fairly active business was done IN options
q 200 600 bushels changing hands Bradstrects'
estimated a decrease of over lOOOooo busnels V wog
coasts but this failed TO arrest me aer r.
90 3 cents spot lots lost 12d3-t cent, and only
40 600 bushels were taken for export, +,
sympathy with the West. where the arrivals were
smai and the grading was poor Realizing saes ni h
the oose weak Searby months ,s i0 ng mos cent
lower. Depressed cables and weakness IN wheat con,
trbuted to the late reaction; Bradstrets' es.imh1ea
an increase Of D 600 bushels for the week Inc sIO
ma rket was firm and ~ 900 bushels we're taken for
export. ,,. ,,. , ,o,- ort,ons ,vore
oats lfq12 cent lower on white grade, "hiie
mixed goods were steady. Bradstreats esuma'ed
decrease of 10000 bushels for the week r,, trda
Lard broke points on an extremely dnli ,f aae
both here and at the West shippers took lOoo
ticrces late Tuesday.
Wheat-February 80 SIS. March II 90 36. May
90 IA June 81 2. July 90 cents
Corn-Fcbruary 40 80. March 10 IA, Nav As 3@f'
0at,-Febnary IS II, March 49, May SO "a cents.
Lari-Fcbruary S6 81. March - ~ May 80 IS;
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston w GER,
a. llows: Wheat. 1886 bushels; corn, o. %
bushels oats. l44193 bushels tota grain au Nh
waukee and 81. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, la7
s3l bushels: corn 400.442 bushels; oats. Isl O34
bushels; total grain, o3o,327 bushels; flour, oao
bnrrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TIE PETROLEUM M4RKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIZES.
The weakness in the crude certificate market con
tnues in consequence Of the general apathy Of specua
don An additional influence Is the increase in tho
OUTPUT Of the Mcdonald field which Is rising I'd
figures thnt were not relied upon few days ago.
An important increase in this POOLS production would
offset tho expectation Of conservative action on the
psrt of most drillers that the monthly record Of
nmsatIons Justified \ fresh food Of oil Will in
evtaby depress values IN spite OF the common sent
mcnt that prices arr reasonably low. The stock
Exchange frequently is the mirror Of ral conditions
The Transactions amounted Ia $1,000 barrels at i
dec line from 80 to IS "a cents. The option market
M thr Consolidated Exchange showed some increase
i'm activity at "a range from 6laGl 3-s cents TO
30 1880 cents. The market has no speculative
support and further bearsh news will tend TO cause
II decline.
Refined oil was unchanged mt $40 cents in barrels
and no cents In cases Foreign quotations were !:
Antwerp. I6 81 francs; Bremen, $50 marks :;
London ) 1-l6aJ o-Sd
OH CITY Feb 3.-National Transit certificates opened
NJ al ,c highest Glac lowest 59ic; closed 10 0oSsc.
sales I7B bb- charancs>, 9j2 900 bbs; shipments
81 .O2o bbl- runs, 95.y2I bblS. -
pushing Feb. 3.-Petroleum duh National Transit
ccrtlncas opened 6ihc closed at Ole highest 6lse
bradford Feb 3-Natlonal Transit certificates opened
at III Sc closed at 6G-c highest 0lisci lowest, o9'sc
Clcaranccs, 1914 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKED REPORT.

COFFEE-Less aciivt" noted III spot k. '1.asy
though prices ruled about steady NO. inoVtu az 80
l44c sales 80 hgs No per Lapyet 49, ,oI s
snd 600 bsas No per Progresso. lic MIN FOWL,
dull and unchanged. The contract na,tet swung srond
70 lower basis to-day, ard longs" unloadcd qn HceN
The opening heavy June showing Greak Of 80 poIS ,
while other months 2J-i3O points Iiei cane siisht
reaction but anal figures were lOa3o points oi1" t
Of Yesteray The cables had se1 yea, u month"
Icing iGS IN lower late iverie lost 2alrr Ham
h,rg declined .al pfg. London closed Onicihl quot
IONS. S:i5 D. m~Febrasry. 80 9d; March; 80 % April
5ss Nav SIS June. jes July, jio 81 Amsterdam.
SEMINARY 3-Aiost from Java and East fpr Europe ~
steamer $1,000 bags shipments from JSy1 an1 tat tor
Arrivals during month lostdo bag, deysrleo 1"f
inc 80 $40 bags stock ~ lrtstr 1rDfuuy IL
i1 $50 bags receipts Rio, 1000 bags receipt a san
to- 600 bags: hoday today a. Ro; Mo shpmenas ~
to Europe during last month Il! oCo %%s ha ,hpn sH
In 4 during last month. 10000 lase osiIOS Snip
ucuts to L. during last month, o1OOo taes tio SIM
nrnts ~ other countries during last moith 80 &
L. during last mo ith a.0 oh1s
receipts az Rio July - February = lso2 YsG
same time 1891 sos ono bags same tlpe ioou
bags receipts at santos Ju,y To- r' noe ,ms
g II OCO time 1891, 2,2olUo Dag sans
,ine $40 336 900 total sales Ecc today 5ofoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
STRONGLY OPPOSING THE LIQUOR BILL

The Legislative Committee of the Church Temper
ance Society called meeting on January 20 of
representatives Of kindred bodies 10 cooperate with
them In opposing the passage Of the Liquor Dea ers'
Excise bill, before both houses Of the Legis-
lature. The societies represented are rs follows
Children's Aid Society, Ncw-YorL sabbath Committee,
American sabbath Union, society for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor Society for Suppression of Vice,
Society for Prevention Of Crime, West End Protective
Association West End Excise Reform Association. Ma
oDal Temperance society. City Reform Club, Charity
Organization Society. mass meeting will be held
IA Cooper Union Monday. February 8, at s p. M.
to be addressed by eminent SPEAKERS This will be fol
LEVIED BY others different parts OF the city, Brooklyn
and possible. In the ten largest Giles OF the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Feb. "a p m.-Thc sales of the day
Included $500 bales American.
Future, closed quiet at line decline. American
Mlddling. low mddling clause, February delivery,
53-6ld buyers: February and March delivery,
j3-Gid buyers; March and April delivery: 3 56-6id
sellers April and May delivery. 80 sid sellers: MAY
and June delivery. 3 62 Gid sellers; June and July
delivery. l64d sellers; July and August delivery.
ACID sellers August and September delivery, 6-6id
buyers; september delivery. s-64dd4 064d.
Galveston. Feb. 3.-CottOn easy midding, u sc
low mlddng. q 3Sc: good ordinary. 7-Sc net and
gross receipts, 5Ol6 bales sales. l,l32 bales stock.
so.s53 bales
Norfolk Feb. 3.-C0tton quiet: mddling. 5-sc
net and gross receipts. $50 bales exports cOaswise
$50 bales sales. or bales stock. 4s.659 bales.
savannah. Feb. 3-Cotton quiet; mlddng, u 3-5c
low mddlng. Lac: good ordinary. use net and
gross receipts. 1,6sl bales exports TO the Continent
IL 4S7 bales coastwise. 100 bales sales 200 bales
stock, 0O6j6 bales.
New Orleans Feb. 3.-Cott0n easy mlddng q -
Ice : low middng. u 3-l6c; good ordinary. 1916;
net receipts. 10.110 bales gross, 10 s63 bales: ex
ports to Great Britain 1.70f bales to France $50
bales: coastwisc. 3.072 bales sales, 900 bales
stock 4i5,3T9 bales.
CLOSING PRICES CAITrOpSI. crocvc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

and acnersS a]sf gfsss shs%eIised sas af4S day
dncu get IS fcr he best patents though some pa'ts
nr h prSdnst a. furnished the Chief iatars q The dsser
and @ Of s 4 SO cf
MS there has recently bee" 100 RSs' S. s fys,c,n
nand S"ss not o9' amount to m1ch and local bDe
buying in eonservstye way Sales 80 200 bbs s95gS
s 'os s S',SS s ' eity @ Or" ne
gss' s hT'S Se = Winter 'ySG H's s
@ qpens - aG 100 1s an. e s sss M
new pkg. paint oas5 90 sc% extra, % 25as Hds s.
2 p sS % pa'gMf nns SSn' spds
what low exiia IS 25ass IS clcar. sias e5 I'VE mix
tu $4asa 20 straeht; cO'amen = fancy ~ SoGs4 -
Is 81 ,S Gsaa e a. spns and Mint "s
G sR ne syl ss 81 rs1 a. Z,
- 5osss Is RYE TLou~wcok declining with fiee
e aaG oE G%s ac SS
% Hfd Ct & fS1s 5G at hSe N
Iss5c fa.lcaa 8 AIGss ID ANY
sSnd Sw To- SALE 200 bG- including 700 bSs
counts qadsSn Of sag ".l lSd ,s 70 fS ass
Started 4t Pts: sSSsSssc almost imHIane0usy and snd
aa desnd 70 c sSSe a. 49, c a Mar'H w HHfnf
broke to 81 oS eav%s 4 co., q. s.fy d,
sSs afS Of March April and Nay and MS ,trysd 70 In
sxs e on .S and obi i'G %d
laid on futures. some private meSases Were qs9td
"d asr a sSi P., " sd eh 1920 era
AHwerp repSS ssa guSb s s@te had TIE I'D
receipts in the AND wh tqpe o w c.'T very HUE
sss oSS s:S s and nFs sansiso
e Ss ssn SGs s% %sa' Of ss IN trade
as snrss "SI $4,000 ba, and showed net
, espeeaS haSy The w wess oried further
selling by prominent long ana uni n,ear po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb 3.-F1our steady. unchanged Re
cepiS i55e bbls shipments, $3.50 bbls ale e.,
no 3IcasI steamer no = red. 07c asked. Receipts
81 $50 bush shipments. 34,32s bush stock 49,
bush sales lol 900 bu.h southern ~ wIea, tsedV
mixed spot and the month A. ga - Lac 'd ar r
4.0 a. Is: April. A. ~ l2c Nay 30 80 20
steamer mixed 80 5-ad A. 34c. Receipts, Az, %.
bnsh; shipments. 2O9 .443 bush stock, l,o'oo5" Drl
.alcs iaO 500 bush. Southern corn easy WIZ
45d 4gc: yellow Az 49c Oats quiet and ensy No
= white Western, - "a loc NO miHed " ~ az;
bush. Rye lower No o70 ssc rcceptS +oA c gnJ
.tock $500 bush. Hay steady god 10 70, c"oic ,G
timothy sI3 5oa slj 30 Gmin fIeghts di,il anu M
lower steam TO Liverpool. sd Cork for Orders ~
ado 2, I'D. Cotton dull middling. l4c fr9 9
visions steady unchangeS Butter steady nn'hanseu:
Eggs very firm. active and scare zoe 1nee "'s S
'tradv' unchanged copper steady; refined, 10 3-4c'
Whisky firm. unchanged
Buffalo. Feb. 3->pring wheat lower better en-,
ouiry ; 900 bushels no. | hard, sold AT " l4c :"
dull. closed mt 96 re. No. Northern closed a,
o. / &c Winter wheat lower; | car No. rrd Sold
AT 0Gc, closing at % / 2c; cars NO wnte' N,,u
Mt 96c closing at % 2c corn s'rpn8: nw soid
"a. a. / liz 81 lie: II cars No yellow. sold at iiG
81 -ic: Z car, 40. .. sold nj 80 2dffc oats duI
and en>y: = cars y. white. -old at 3oc ,als
d., sold al Is 20 Soc = car, No. white sold at
34c: no mixed. 33q 81 2c' asked Barley qniet
Int FIRM; fancy Western. Csc: No =. 50 % state
So 75c Michigan. fair 10 choice. Goa GGc; Canada
~ 95a - O5 do winter - 70a ~ 30 RS" hour
- %. NIL feel weak coarse winter rl' a" sprIng o
slG 90 Receipts Wheat. 5000 bush: corn. 2oNlO
bush cat. 1000 bush shpmcnts-Wheat l-"Vo
bush.
Boston Feb. 3.-Markets unchanged Receipt
Flour. 3 100 bbls, 800 sacks corn. $1,000 BUSH ;
oats $4,000 bush; shorts. % tons.
Chicago Feb. 3-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
FOR THE GREATEST SHOW on ElRrH.'

The steamship Tdormania, which arrived here yes
teray from Hamburg. brought a collection of am
mails for what Barnum Il Baiey's show ana
which is still the Greatest Show on Earth There
were three leopdrds large collection OF monkeys
a hippopotamus couple OF pumas, two royal Bengal
tigers, hvenaS, zebras. DamaS. yaks antelopes. etc
They will all be taken TO the winter quarters OF the
4 .E..Nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Feb. 3.-Bccf and Pork-Ioders Offer
moderately. IIams--Ilolders offer freely. Bacon
Holder, moderately. Cheese-Ioders offer Sparingy.
rulow-llolders Oncr moderately. TH1pentlnc AM
Holders offer freely. Lard-Spot and futures
Holders offer moderately Wheat-Il0dcs offer moicr-
atclv: 30 > rcd winter dull ut Is I'd; No. = red
sprlng easy at - Id Fl0ur-lolders offer
moderately. Corn-Spot and futures-IIolders offer
moderately mixed western spot steady at IS lid
February steady at IS Sd March steady ut Is lid
April steady at A. Id. Hops at LondonPacifc Coast
Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The public cordially invited to attend these meet
ings. A deputaton from the societies named VIII 80
to Albany February II. to oppose the passage oil
the bill. A generous merchant of this city has
promised 81 900 toward the expenses. bur much more
viii he needed for hire of halls printing. advertising
and travelling The Church Temperance society has
assumed the responsibility and appeals for help.
Checks should be made payable to Irving GrnDcl NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

Good O,dInaIy .....4 GIG Low MddIing.....6 I-Ib
strict Cod Ordinsry.5 GIG Middling ..-.-......'
Orsons-After Yesterdays brief period OF strength the
hears again secured control OF the speculative situation
and general Were scored throughout The "tire is
With lower opening Liverpool Local longs started
unloading and prices suffered decline Of SAP points
Then came fresh selling movement on The liberal port
r,ceipts In addition this there was more or less
hammering shorts and the market finally closed o.
net decllne al 1luI2 Sales 1852 600 bales.