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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22
Large Increase of Customs Collections

Large Increase OF Customs Collections-
WASHINGTON, Jan. l The collec.
tions of internal revenue for the first
six months of the fiscal year ending
June so, 1892, were S477, 124, $50, being
an increase of 81, 427, SAT as compare
with the collections for the correspor d.
ing period of last year
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

If Blaine and Harrison succeed in kill
ing each other off for the presidential
nomination, their fate will only precede
nat of the dark horse taking their place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22
FROM THE MUZZLEoF GUNS.

Chicago Herald: 1t must now b pat
ent, even to an impartial observer, that
all che efforts, undoubtedly sincere and
undertaken in the utmost good faith, on
the art of the United States to secure an
amicable settlement with Chill OF the
grievances involved In ano growing out of
the murderous attack on our seamen, are
more likely to prove failures than to have
satisfactory results. Our cause Of COM
plant, based originally on the Atrocious
murder of two sailors and the w0unding
of many others, has been augmented if
possible, by the studied insults and aggra-
waited Indifference of the CHILEAN authori-
ties. There is certainly no need of further
negotiations, of afriendly nature, through
diplomatic channels, unless we purpose to
invite fresh insults and continued self
humiliation.
The attitude of the president with re-
spect TO the further treatment of this af-
fair, already exaggerated by the buugling
methods and uncertain utterances Of an
inefficient department of state, is emf
nentiy just and correct. He should be
careful not to spoil indecision. He should
Immediately send his message to con-
gress, as it is reported he will do, and
trust 10 Inc WISDOM anu paITICblSu VI Guo
peoples representatives. to direct his sub
sequent action. There is scarcely doubt
that, if matters are as they appear to be-,
ajdeelaration of war will speedily follow,
as there is no sufficient reason WHY It
should be delayed. The people of Chill
must be taught to respect this government
and its citizens. Having failed to learn
so valuable a lesson elsewhere. let them
now take 1t from the muzzles of our guns.
TREASURER HUMMER had a heavy
weight of responsibility shifted off his
shoulders by Judge Newman, who holds
that if the treasury is robbed the treasurer
is not liable for the loss. Mr. Hummer has
-,rasped his new freedom by joining the
convention boomers in Washington.
IT is said that Hill will not allow the
national convention to be held in any
state that has "a favorite son. to boom as
candidate. Wisconsin is safe then
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

BRIcE says Hill carries New York in
his vett pocket Well, New York is good
for " hat ails US.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

Mary A. Greene, LII. D., member of
the Boston bar, is giving a course of six
lectures at LaselIe seminary, Auburndale,
Mass, which are said to be exceedingly
instructive and entertaining. Her subject
is Business Law for Women
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

Mrs Harriet Lockett Brady, widow of
the late Major Andrew Brady, of Nicarau-
guam celebrity, died in New Orleans re-
Gently. Mrs. Brady was the last female
survivor of the fHbusterlng movement, at
the head of which was General William
Walker. An eyewitness of the event OF
that eventful period, she was acquainted
with all the distinguished men connected
with it and thoroughly conversant with its
whole history.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

Mile. de la Rance, better known by her
nom de plume of Ouida, is on the point
of leaving the most beautiful palace in
Florence, in which she has now passed
several ears.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22
MEN AND WOMEN.

The Countess d'Eu will shortly bring
ont the photographed memoirs of her
father, the late Dom Pedro.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

Prince George Is year younger than
Prince Albert, having been born June 5.
1865. He is a commander in the British
navy, but is now at home recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever. In the event
Of Prince Georges death the next in sue
ceSsion to the British throne is Princess
Louise of Wales. wife of the duke of
Fife.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

If the supreme court sustains Judge
Newman decision, interest at the rate of
per cent. annually will be collected on
the judgments until they are paid.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-01-22

Chicago Inter-Ocean: The circuit court
OF Wisconsin decides that the interest on
public moneys belongs to the state, not to
the treasurer. The city treasurer of Chi.
cage c1ngratuates himself that he does
not live in Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was moderately active speculative movement
In wheat the Produce Exchange yesterday the sales
reaching 1875 900 bushels. The temper OF the market
rs rule firm though there decline early in
session OF 5acs cent due TO easier cable accounts
foreign selling and local realizing When the Bradstreet
Of the visible supply, showing a decrease OF
SIS 900 bushels and oil 900 bushels west OF the
Rocky Maintains, published. there rally OF
cent, and after short period Of rreguarity and
fractional break further advan OF 24ds cent took
report Of the Michigan state Board OF Agriculture incl
Gated condition Of what OF So Per cent com
pairing With lO2 last year. There ssies Of De-
6ember options, but January sod at 70sa77b February
al 7SN7oA March at 7Saa797s May al s0'sdSl 1915,
S1ds2. and July at s2ds3 The spot
carly and shippers took 24O 600 bushels but advance
subsequently checked business
futures declined U44 the but better
Weston adyices and sympathy with wheat caused rise
With sales OF 14s 900 bushels including go 900 bushels
bOug ht BY shippers. Prices shade lrTner.
oats In the option line opened lsas cent lower but
ended rally Of = cent Prices on the spot were
slightly bcttcI
March 79s.. May 49,. juno e2is July s2', cens.
Com-December 40, January 49, Fcbruary 4e'.. March
6ats-Decemser SOS January sG's. February s7is MAY
iard-December $40 80. January $40 80, May 80 10:
ioi Ows Wheat r o13 bushels; corn s5,C55 bushels
1850 81 psetases At cSicasc MlTaSkee and S. Louis
the arrivals Wheat. <3j 0Gs bushels; corn,
800 900 bushels; -four. 80 800 barre.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
WADE RELIGION 4 CLOAK FOR CRIME.
WEALTHY YEw-zEALAND WIDOW THE LATEST
-. ~. Ir1I-. . d y, . WILL Az II AMMQNp

vrArruy NEw-zFALAND WIDOW THE LATEST
VICTIM OF THE REV" WILLIAM HAMMOND.
poston Dec c9-The Rev William Hammond
.ron throughout the United States and especially In
v.,y rncland as a confidence man, bigamlet and gen
, rtnd.r has been up to his old tricks IN Auckland
vo,,7eaIard according TO advices received by the
.. n. this city, who were applied TO for Information
tv N. Auckland authorities. Before he was exposed
ho,vcver he succeeded in marrying wealthy WIDOW
,hars and after securing $1,000 OF her money, de-
orod her going 10 Japan, where he Is now supposed
% no This marriage makes his ninth. as far as
tov, and at least five OF tho vlct.lnzed women ere
r,1ng He has acted as q Methodist. Unitarian, Free
Min Baptist and Presbyterian minister, as physician
ord LAWYER and had Joined and been expelled from
many secret societies.
Al South Poultney ~ Y, he acted az Catholic
ursst and Is sale TO have appropriated a sum Of
church money when he left town Suddenly. In
AIIsutown. Penn, he Is remembered as Presby-
,o-,an minister and "conscienceleSs Lar and profit
cate, In ugontsr nd he appeared as physician,
ist the town growing too warm for him, he went 10
Wolf Lake. Ind. When he left there the citizens
expressed their qualification by firing cannon. In
1855 he appeared at Franklin Falls, n. H., as a
Free VIII Baptist minister and made love 10 widow
Mrs Dr. W. H. Brockway, who had money. She
fnally consented TO marry Hammond Just after
the marriage he got 50 900 deposited in savings bank
in her name and also secured . 81 900 bond she
held Then Mrs. Brockwsy says he dosed her with
morphine and left town The 1000 was IN form
Of draft on Boston, payment Of which she stopped
BY telegraph. Hammond arrested In Boston and
taken 10 Franklin Falls but when his Wits found that
her money was safe, she was persuaded TO drop the
criminal complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

COFFEI1-For spot Brazil growths tho market was
quiet but steady on basis OF tic for No. :. Sac,,
fOoG bags No at the quotation 5000 bags Capatania'
arrive 1G7s dl7c for No. :. The miidrr giOWths
steady Sales 100 bags Central America and ZOO
bays Malcaibo. on private terms. Option trading
irregular market hna quotations indicat
an advance OF points Oh some dcllV rles and decls
OF 10 points on others The sales 24500 bags Con-
tnents cables were lower The official lo CABLE quoted
First ordinary kilos). IL go good second 10 ko
IL $50 exchange (prvatc). 1874 receipts IA RIO 5000
bags Rio clearances United States, 5000 bags: Rio
ccaraccs to Europe 900 hags; Rio stock $4,000 bags
Rio market steady receipt in santos 1000 bags santos
stock 4O4 900 Santos market firm; good aNera 20
Sl.,os $50; receipts at Rio July to D. cemcer p,
1902 l III 600 bags time 1891, 2101OOO bags
same time 1890 800 900 bags receipts at santos July
TO December %. 1892 l929ooo bags same time 1891
J. p57 900 BAGS time 1890, 100000 bags
Warehouse deliveries since December !, ls92-Nev-
York 2O7 Gl3 bags Baltimore. Is 0G2 bags New Orleans.
1918 bags: total. 237 800 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 10 tSDecaD.The Rradsreet figures upset
everybody here today and closed the market which started
Nav closed between 77ss and 7ss and
closed 70 The Michigan putting the
winter wheat condition IS against % last kept e
songup the close and made the last HRuIes almost
the tptop The clique took the early wheat at the low
Dces. The bulge the stampede OF l0csl DeODl"
who had sold when tho price going down hill
Armour is still bringing IN wheat here
Northwest and c.csnng IT, lie has chartered
the last few days Tor 500 bushels and win clean
the OF r. houses IN order room
for additional wheat The Northwcstern wheat
to-day 0s5 receipts here AZ the
estimate FRIDAY 333 1t estimated that
visible supply MoUday will show another increase OF
200 coo bushels Corn DUH but sympathi1od win
wheat May sold between - and 45is gents. and
I.sed at he ton. re r~cciptS were 231 cars: The
estimate for Friday 1913 cars. The business NOT
.G d Shippers and Ieeei'er, continue on ,he bear
;od between $50 and 80 and closed at 9iN cent,
sharply by moderate purchases ribs bv Cudahv Pork
advanced 40 cents barrel lard and ribs 20 cents hun
drcd There Is idea that the Cudahy buying TO-DAY
for the checking the decline and giving to
market yigoF agoin IL is t the opinion that the
Cudahys have largely fabricated their long line. 10 IL
expected that Tuesday VIII show II COO
tierccs 10 CcO0O0 rounds OF RIBS. about
30 barrels pork and about 0OO barrels
old. Flax seed firm at about l. advance: Nav
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
nfyrDENDS PAID BY COTTON MILLS.
YEAR OF UNPARALLELED PROSPERITY AT
FALL RIVER.

WEAR OF UNPARALLELED IIsOSEEH4iN Al
FALL RIVER.
Fall River Dec 90 (Specall.-The cotton mills in
an, city have closed their financial wear. Thrtysix
-rorstlons capitalized AZ s19,5i6, 900 and operating
,rr,ne mills paid ont in dividends in S0l SJJG,4J0.
- O pcr cent. In 500 these same mills paid on
-, ,55sCO on the same capital, average Of lOf
-. cent. Included IN the lsst-named sum are extra
s,tdends OF 1915 900 ana S}4 900 paid TO the Union
nd Pocasset mills shareholders from the accumulated
n,,cs az wears ard the sale OF real estate Elmi-
a,nc these two extra dividends from the earnings OF
Coz the thirtysix corporations have declared digi-
,ds averaging 1.3G per cent an Increase OF IL per
~, over sol In making az annual public report Of
r,ncs treasurcrs oftentnes deem II injudicious to
.row fall return TO become known, lest raid" on
49, srrphs be demanded In some instances 1t is
Wv. mat treasurers by tho advice OF directors, show
ock in process. on their lcdgcrs which IS not in the
nj Int is in the form Of surplus funds in the bank
1scse returns do not give full idea of the pros
.,v Of the wear as some mills not listed. The
rr, Thread Company capitalized al $4,000, appears
dividend paying concern this year, having dsorSfd
ESQ 600 or per cent, among its owners. The Fail
pivey Iron Works Company, operating two mills, and
.,s Durfee NILS three In number. both private cor
orotions have earned at least 16 per cent on their
rop,,s stock The Granite and llaTgaVcs corporations
80 erecting two 40 900 spindle mills, and the Stevens
manufacturing Company and sanford spinning Com
amy both new concerns, will shortly be earning dvi
I'D one OF the srangest things OF the years bust
s has been the very low figures at which stocks have
I'D Shares that pay regular dividends of from TO
o per cent can be purchased from Sll2 70 Sll7, ana
ave been a drug in the market at those figures.
Cn.rtives, wages were Increased 10 per cent during
lie YEAR and they required TO work TWO hours less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
corroy MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool Dec. 90, p m.-Coton- Futures closed
steady: American mlddling low middllng clause Dc.
cembcr delivery, 1861 l5G4d. december ana
January delivery IA Gf0j - Old January and FEB
luary delivery 1867 ) 15-bid Fcbr.arr and Mach
delivery . lG.O4G5 : cid. March and April delivery
} Is-64d , 19-6Id April and MAY delivery, II $40
sellers May and June delivery. % 6id sellers, juno
and July delivery, - CID sellers July and August
delivery, > - Sid sellers. ~
Galveston Dec 4g-CoGIn steady: mddling,
0 l.2c. low middllng. Lee; oil ordinary. 3 &C
net and gross receipts 2.545 taes sales, $50 bales
stock 134, $40 bales.
Norfolk Dec. OBJECTION quiet mddlng, o 1dc
low mddlng. o l-sc: good ordinary. 7-l6' net and
gross receipts 500 bales exports coast"Sc f7O OaeS
sales 105 bales: stock A. 400 bales
New orleans, Dec. 29-Cotton firm; mill'lng, &c
low middling 1sc. good ordinary, : 5-oc, net r.
celpts 1901 bales: gross. 1904 bales: exports 70
tho Continent, 500 bales sales, $3.50 bnles stock
1853 800 bales.
Savannah, Dec. 20.-Co,ton drm; middling 20
low mddling, 91sc; good ordinary, 5-sc; net and
receipts. 2.74l bales. exports cotstvise . 80
bales; sales, 900 haes; stock. l21.7- % bIles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
LIVE STOCK NARKErs-DY TELEGRAPH

.. BuSS Sn2 n Pee oa,cstlsrReseDt. last
far. 10000 head for same tme List week. n,aso
head; consigned through $40 head: O. New fork
l29O head; on sale, 40 head; market opened strong
for good grads q ssd srong. Hogs receipts last
800 head for came time last week. 4s 600 head
consigned through 1850 head; 10 New York. EGO
head; on sale, 400 head; market opened stronger
for good weights Armer for others closed nrm heavy
cornfod. S70 81 80 packers am mediums 81 500 -
Workers. good to best cornfcd. 81 75a 20 as d. hight
80 30; Pigs, good 10 best corn,cd 80 4Od ~ 80 do.
common skps 10 fair SG 49, 81 % assorted rOugh,.
~ ga 90 10; common do, s. 25dS5 20; stag. Sja
- - sheep and lAnos-Eccelpr last - hours.
1890 head total for week thus far. 81 900 head ::
'or same limo last wccL, $500 head cons sned
through, 400 head 10 New York ] 800 head: on
sale. 5000 head market opened Slow. but ste,ay
closed /; % 90 cents lower best native lambs @0d
SO % good 10 best Canadas - 00d 20 80 good sheep
wcthers. 81 e0aSj % fair to good sheep. ~ 40a
- IS. culls and common do. e. 5Od ~ % Canada
do. - do0 - -. d. wcucfs, 81 900 % -. lambs
native choice 10 fancy 80 j0S SO 40: do fair 70 good
- 75o %: culis 10 fni. Sfa$j 80, Canada common
t. fancy. 81 l5d 20 %.
chicago, Dec. 20" The Evening Journal reports
Market slow steady 10 lower best steers 81 9o6 s.
good and useful ~ "ja - IS others ~ 5Oa 20
Receipts. 10000 head shipments 5000 head Mar.
het opened steady, active closed 81 lower rough
ana common, 90 4o9 sG 20; mixed and packers,
g S 59 P a scny a3s '"tinsT %eT:
5000 head: shipmcnta. 800 head. Market steady
nailves' y !5@ 81 Westerns, - sods5 o. led
= Louis, Dec. 29.-(attlc-Recclpis 1000 head
h'pmente, 1000 head. Market dull and lower !;
iar TO good native steers $3d - 90; choice 81 G5a
- 70 export steer'' s5a - 20 range steers. S2a
- 10, TuCe COWS ~ 25o ~ 90. H-gs-Eoccip.s
1000 head shipments 1000 hend. MARKET 5o.loc
lover; heavy 81 1o36 c'; packing, 50 Jo9 20 go
men'f. none. Market stcaty fair 10 good natives
~ ooa - 50 best mnttons, "a 7jas5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yorkt ThuI.dsy. Dec. 9.-REEvEo-Reeelpt,. IS
rS' or E h % G@rs for export ayG and one M
dres,l beef slow Oasse per n Tor common to Drim,
Goaeo ' 6St od ' al gs cow 5 az ge ard ard
6oo PI a %s low cS at Sd d rsrd Pqeo9 ar"
Inc & a 's % feS t ea e g s a.,,
Ag.traS finally got OF FOR GLASGOW with 400 bcevcs Tho
MfIGH 5ows-Ecceiip'o.' 20 head Market steady
S So. f TIER a S fss co at, ass a, s rs
per head md J. Dueey sold head at $40 each.
signed d Ge Ss ss sco wss e D.' roa W .adR
E "a, t ino taS Cm:n to n% ne sss od a
scd p.:.ed 1s s 3 SOY s1 a, s a1S
ff a 81 s!ss g Ws:: .olv.
average a. q yer 100 n; 80 do 9i4 n, at - % il
n 4. g. ES'o i y%el; ~ s. s. So 90 90 1s3
Hume = Mar.0: . rrn,se,s and fed calves. $50
jHdi. { buckingham % eras,cr, ?sl n. at Sc rs
q 90 fsT fel ssvfs s5 = az 80 i2ia 10 vesis 40
No.. SHEEP ANp LAMBS Rscslgtss 70 cars a.On
little slow. but gr!e9s unchanged. The lambs vere
& Ess pot Sf aS' Gse 70 e sSa >. A:D a:S Ct
pressed mutton slow a: 7a9' per NJ dressed lambs steady
. g GA nj 5 OF 1 Ga s g aIP 90 n
swos e 81 ~ At 8; i9i |.ssn sheep and lambs a. ' q
O. DIl;eneacE 80 Western lambs, IS N, at 50 40 1872
Hrme & Muiien. u state sheep. 81 n. q. -; IS DO
Few lambs. 81 r. at 81 81 81 State lambs Sc n at
Ha!.nseck HclIi.: os7 state lamb. II r a. 80; 10
STATE jsd stP sG ~ az 81 Sac g. i0s 70 r. 50
''' 81 :. :. e ss 3. 3 s. :. i:
~ Hoos -Rsceipts 10 cars. pr alss heaa-1I Ssr, at
hogs for sale Make; aeana .ea ss 50 sos.7 e
n a.SH sisA Ri' e: e5 n,1S sold " 7's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

vi VI 20 o.? c %;' e e''; IS oa IL q 5d f 55
a@lf ezra b s * s,S Is saa an5G r taf1 a"ot
a. st' 90 80 pD,,, ' va 3, tity sh
'n .' Ear % R p5se ha at itfic: 6ie%Icd
qu1' ~: a y. 90 'i9eai IRA tho Vs. et
Weston steam quoted 80 50 SALE 30 tcs AZ SO 80;
opotod q, sloaslo p rnad coatneu, quoted at Sl ana
y, '' 40 So soSrna iaa 5i cio,@a At SO 80
, g42-l Nh closing "o,5 80 i9 active.
crcane rs STATE Va fall MADE. 6 S 27a549t common
100 2i&2ts eaery i r .cpar3tgr eS;To a se
i,nr extra, a4125; June nrst. 2la2ac June oads.
ess 49, aa 9a 1d 'q: arg 3,i E1i ar WS s. as
9eioc Siae drie; drSas aad t1' extras, "a eos
1 a 25a q @ '. si@sc S@o o ~ S%2c cav Mr &
ZION cea1cry inst, 2le2jgi seeonls l5d-lci We.ten
Juac hrdl,. l7Hs4c; jrne CUBS lG4I7'ac; fre.n.
1'' 2 3 a & A' iae5S rH' sS Sa fac.d ora
AZ sIF,qm an made WHIT i'os ,y; Htail4e coGGd
so1 to naaso co s sST's ST. t. & soci r'F,
1 to p sSo 5a2e k GSm"Gq f4 ul Sgs
ana had cislsr STAT; ana 'reaasylyanai frcsl
ire sh S5ilcctos be' Bic iair 70 good 2cS25e; wc,
i IHcESdh PHf best, to weer wgs@a
fair quality 1880; 'oir grades per e:se ~ 5odsi -
aiss25ci wS,.crn. pr@c Der doi. ole ''''' 0O'
UGAREAwFm and gge co but at nnchaYsa
tc.t centrifugal 7.iGc. sales. 1896 bags no.
lassss 90 teo,t REFINfD- on,st ana
crushed. 53lajiec: powdered 4s1d6c; rrsnulated 40
a4,se: fne 'ranuat1 tGqd4'.c; extra nne gianuatad
Ioud, -. 49t a5,,e diamond 4g9a'.c ,onf3ctlOn,r
: 5ec' Rdgewogd A. <hai.56c; Phonx A.: 8ldIisc
Enpi 4. tL7f44c; NO. 6. 41sa4'-c; No. = d.a
4 2lc: No. s. Adilec: no Q. 3S16ic: No 10. 3a,d
49, 10. II. aI3 G9c 80. IL. 3'sa35o No 49, g,
SIEAElNE-Active and firm. Lard quoted at lie
and oIconargarne l0ic; sues. 100000 N January and
February shipmcr. az 1Oi.c.
sales. 100 hhds a. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

fair demand Hams I'm fair demand short cut. boa
IA u TO 10 n. firm nj DIS. Bacon In fair demand ::
Cumberland trt. about - n to 30 70. at 4os :,
short rib. about % 70. steady az AS I'd long clear
middes. about - 70. firm at As long and short clear
n'ddlcs. about 81 p firm al 46s 6d. shoulders ab0nt
II 70 10 IS y. firm M los Cheese In poor demand
TallOw IN poor demand spirit, Of tlrpentne In poor
demand steady. at @2s 81. Ro,ln IN poor demand
Lard-Spot IN poor demand futurcs-there Is nothing
Offering prime Western spot. steady AT BIS. Wheat
I'm poor demand 40 = rcd winter. dun at - "a No.
rcd spring. dun AZ . I'D Flour In poor demand
Con spot aud futures In fair demand, mixed Western
sp>' Arm mt - I'd. Hops at LOndon-Pachc Coast
H., : ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
WgY LANE SEMINARY SUPPORTS PROF. sNITR

Cincinnati. Dec 29.-"The Commercial Gazette"
this morning says that there Is good foundation for
the report that the Executive Committee Of Lane
Seminary have not only advised Professor william H.
Roberto to resign but hive demanded his resignation.
one Of the trustees, in On interview yesterday. 1t
says, used these words: at is time for Lane Sem
inary to declare that Professor Smith has neither
taught an untruth nor been guilty Of heresy. Lane
Seminary iy on the side of Dr. Smith because no Is
on the right side. AS there must be harmony In
the faculty, 1t Is best that Professor Roberts
should eon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

In the absence Of q onal from the oil
country crude certificate speculation continues dull
There sales Of 5000 barrels IN options the
soliiated Exchange at so cents, loss OF L At
the Stock Exchange no business was done. Refined
letrolecm unchanged at $40 cents per gallon
barrels 290 cents In bulk, and Go coats Ia
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, l27s francs, Bremen.
8 50 marks; London, iicdi'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

London Dec. 20 p m.-Conshs. ~ 10 for
money and - j. Tor the nccount, New York. Pom
sylvania and OHIO first mortgage bonds. 30 canadian
faclnc 30 -: Erie - IS Mexican Ordinary,
n IA. ST. Paul Common. = J-s Reading 26 -.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from tie Bank OF
England on balance today Il f13ONQo. Money.
1872 pcr cent. The rate Of discount In The open
market Tor both short and three months bills Is
1861 - per cent.
Paris ndvces quote 2 per cent rentcs at 90
francs - ccniimcs for tie account.
Parlq Dec. o0.-Ihc weekly statement Of the Bank
NJ, rrsncc shows mn incrrnse Of 1.225O,D francs I'm
cold and n decrease u 5.2Ooloo francs I'm silver.