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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
LOOKING For A MISSING UTSBIND.

Mrs. Edward Henderson. OF No. 27i Rorblng at. NJ
pcarcd nj the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday ara
asked the police to assist her in finding her husband
who had been missing since May o. Henderson, III
wife saws was employed collector for Il. +. Barrie
4 CO.. carpet manufacturers, Of FOurth-avc. and Twrh
iy.ffh-sf, New York. When he left home lie sar'e
for his employers oficc. and according to the WHO
story had about 81 900. Tue missing man Ii ajou'
thirty six years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
TRUNKS AND SCREENS.
In the Basement.

Steamer, Dress and Basket Trunks
in great variety and at very low prices.
Canvas Covered Trunks, 3 hinges,
good lock, sheet iron bottom, and top
tray, $3.50; formerly S4.OO.
Japanese Screens, four-fold, 81 feet
high, black with gold embroidery,
$3.50; formerly $1,000.
Also, $500 Screens at $500, and
$3.50 Screens at $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

Barbara Heintz. n Young woman living I'm MO"pcth-
ave, attempted TO throw herself into Nevtown Creek
on Friday might. but was prevented from carryne
out her Intentions by number of men who had been
watching her She had removed her hat. cape ana
gloves, and was Ip the act Of making the plunge
when the men seized her She fought hard TO fr''
herself ard 1t with difficulty thar she wa'
restrained from going Into the water she was taken
10 her home. IL Is alleged that the wOmal wantc3
die because her husbands affections had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
MAPLE FURNITURE.
Especially Suitable for Summer

Use.
Maple Bedroom Suits, . pieces,
$3.50 to $4,000.
Maple Chffonniers, SOL to S44.OO.
Maple Dressing Tables, $500 to
$500
Maple Chairs, Sl.5O TO $1,000.
Maple Rockers, 1915 to $500.
Maple Cheval Glasses, s24.00 to
$500.
Maple Tables, $3.50 to $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
DRESS GOODS.
AiL the short Lengths

of Dress Goods accumulated during
the season will be offered this week at
great reductions.
The greater part of these lengths
measure from | !! to q yards, and have
been marked at one-half of regular
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
SILK for ART EMBROIDERY.

Printed Drapcry Silks, neat, choice
designs, 95-cl. quality, 50 cts. per yard.
Second ilOOr.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
CHINA SILK.
50 Ct OWNIitU for 80 cts.

900 yards Brocaded China Silk, in
cream, white, ciel, navy, tan, Nile,
cardinal, gray and rose, also 10 designs
in back-imported this season to sell
at 50 cts.-our price, 80 cts. per yard.
Also, 1000 yards high lustre Change.
able Tafieta and GrOs Grain Silk, SO
combinations 50 cts. per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
WEN'S OUTING AND TENNIS
SHIRTS.

A large assortment Of Madras.
Cheviot, Botany Cloth and Silk Shirts
at low prices.
Scotch CheviOt Shirts, silk stripes
and checks, with banded collars and
deep cuffs, 9Scts.; regular price sl.5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
jet BOn1,ets und IOGueS.
LADIES' TICKETS IL COATS.

HAN Class Imported Garments
ut One-third Of Regular Prices.
Paris and London Novelty Coats
Were $4,000, Now $4,000.
$3.50, 6 22.5O.
$500, 1900.
Also. Domestic Fancy Jackets
Reduced from $3.50 to $4,000.
$500 1915.
1000 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

supervsor-atLsrge Kinkel is showing much rcso-
luencss his predecessor, the late Or. Krezschmar,
In his opposition 70 the jobs attempted by the Board Of
Supervisors in connection with the county farm at ST.
Johnlsnd. Week before last he vetoed a costly cleo
tnchghtng scheme, and he followed up that action
list week with a veto Of "a plan for expensive boc-
ward. II seems IL scandal and jObbery would never
end at ST. Johnland. has been most extravagantly
costly undertaking, from which little real benefit has
yet been derived. But for the action Of successive
Supervisors Large. Jobs of the character
some Of which stayed by timely veoes would
have been carried through. All efforts TO change The
present system Of divided control Of the county farm
have come to nothing. No attempt made last
winter to pass bill the subject believe it was
probably felt that the ring Democrats were too deeply
interested in maintaining the existing arrangement TO
make the enactment OF remedial legislation by Demo
cratic Legislature possibility.
Brooklyn has not yet done its reasonable part to-
ward the COMPLETION of the Grant Monument Fund,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

Brooklyn has not yet done its reasonable part to-
ward the completion OF the Grant Monument Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

A citizen who has frequent occasion TO travel IN '1s
Bridge cars early in the morning has complaint 20
submit During last WINTER he says, everybody
going over the Bridge between l and O'Clock a. III.
took satisfaction In finding at each terminus train OF
two carS standing matter how long before train time
he reached the station When the train from tho other
side arrived it left behind. and the standing
In which passengers had taken their seats, pushed
the river. That il TO say three trains Of two
can each were kept lighted and heated aud III opera
ton. II a decided convenience not TO have 10
stand about Il cold and windy platform for several
minutes and not TO have ~ rush with crowd Of other
people after seats. All OF the late travellers have been
hoping 10 this arrangement kept up permanent
thing. But at the beginning Of May It was aban
doned-probably only for the summer. In my opinion
and the opinion of others whom have hca speak Of
H. IL ought to be abandoned. II may not be quito
% much needed IN the summer, but still II would De Il
great convenience Mr.. Wag tan las done considerable
10 improve the Bridge service. and hope this will bo
brought to his attention. so that the convenience Of
the travelling public may be secured Gar as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
111th.st-Iiev. j. l.. CAMPBELL Weachss 10: 80. on
The Secret Of Power" and 10 on TOY " i!ls ,
Baptism ~ evening 'crvlcc KeNNai 'c''Vc' continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

hIm but last figures -4c lower than vestoriav
NO. :. cash 80 5scd36 7-sc; January closed at
3G I4c bid May. 81 3-id3sc closing at III = 5r 80
oats-The speculative market was materially aT.ctei
10y inc decline IN wheat ana corn but there was not
much for sale at the lower ratos No cash ooc Ma,
20 7.s"3l 1sc closing at sic, bid Rye quiet be- rcy
steady. unchanged Hay quiet easier: notify n
0*l4 80: prairie, ~ 50h SO. Bran dun: unsettled
sacked Mt mill. Csc; on track this side 90 10
90 Ice. east side. 90 &c. Faxsced unchanged a;
oOc. Lead dull and weak at 30 %. Buttcr steady :
unchanged. Eggs steady at 2ic. Cornmc;l ut 81 10
80 -. WhlSkey steady nj 81 IL. Bagglng : 81
q : i-4c Iron cotton ties 81 o0a31 o5. Provisions
very dull and shade easier business limited to a
light order demand for bacon. Pork sold AT s05 20 30
new. SI1 ~ 1-2. Lard IT go OjdaG -. Drysalt
mcats-BoXed shoulders "a 81 longs ana ribs - -
short clear. 81 %. BacOn-BoXed shoulders. - % :
longs and ribs. a6 o. short clear $6 81 120 20 so
Hams Mt 500 $40 50. Reccipte-Fllur 1000 bbls ::
wheat 90 900 hush: corn. 100000 bush oats. 81.
900 bush: rye 600 bush barley, { 600 bush. Ship
monts-Flour g 600 bhls: wheat. $4,000 bush: corn.
10000 bush: oats. 10000 bush; rye, 2ooo bush ::
barley, 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArUREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


,,ouidation in wheat was resumed with vigor yester
.v and general losses scored throughout the
.,r. list The cables responsible for most Of the
conression Liverpool was decidedly lower, owing TO
49, pussian news. London Sd per quarter lower,
a"d paris dropped 3Oa 80 centimca on hoar. Crop
news from France was good and IL was reported that
10 latter country would increase Its duties on the
,n U OF -four. In addition to all this. the
,nrprn clement sold freely, and Chicago reported
nara or less unloading by outsiders Cotrclls selling
nV The local market another depressing factor.
inhaeJ 10 which falling oil in the SeabOari
s Ieorances. Closing adyices from Liverpool were
% dav aggregated 100000 bushels. May options
t"inc The main feature January opened at 81 and
T u, u, "A and fell to 81 90 I11G. The spot market
Sas l.2G1 "a cents lower, and fifteen loads were
taken for export. Milers TOOK three loads ,ono,
decline of 3-sd1-2 cent due to the heavineSs in
wheat and lower cables. subsequently the market
assumed a stronger tone, and there was more or less
covering the poor grading, both here and at
chicago. January ft,lly closed 81 cent up, Later
TSe cash market closed a tfe higher after weak
dpeni7g shippers took twenty loads.
oats were heavy and closed 1-4@1-o cent
While the demand was moderate options declined
IA : cent with some little liquidation.
Lard broke 800 p points On %ob ISS Nr SSs "e
The closing quotations were:
March 81 OF 10 May. 81 OF Is; June 90 IL cents
jug" G1icrnIJannsry 81 cents: February, 5o12 cents;
March. so cents; May. 40 "a cents:
oats-Jannary, SO; February. SO 10; May, 81 Is
''% Iard-Ianuary, Sc So February. Sc So; March,
e" The TU receipts at Ncw-Yorh Baltimore Philadelphia
and Boston Wheat. 1928 bushels; corn, 81
20 bushels -four 53156 packages. The receipts at
chicago, Milwaukee and st Louis were Wheat,
l0s932 bushels; corn 3lo3f3 bushels: OATS AL i1i.
III bushels: total grain, 36O.9o9 bushels, hour,
30 59l packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The crude oil market was dull again yesterday ana
prices ranged fraction lower. The sales at the STOCK
Exchange and ut the Consolidated Board amounted to
10000 barrels at eacIi. AT The stock Exchange the
sales were made at 81 cents and GO l2 Annts. At
the Consolidated the opening quotation was 62 -
cents IS cent below the closing price OF Ihui Say
Tho highest price reached 60 cents. and the close
was al 80 q cents. Refined oil was unchanged ut
G45 cents in barrels and 40 cents In cases Fore
quotations were Antwerp. 16 81 francs; Bremen
900 marks; London, 7-1Gd 3 IL pence.
on city Penn. jan l5.-Natlonal Transit certihc,tes
opened GO; highest G3is lowest 62st closed o.
sales So 600 bbls clcarancc 1872 600 bbls shipments
l52.7 is bbls; runs, 1872 ia bills ,, .,....,
pit shurc Penn. Jan. 1j.-Pctroleum dull; Nationnl
Transit certificates opened G3s closed at O3s highest
'' niadiord Penn May 15-Nationa Transit certificates
onencd at 63is closed CPS; highest. O5is lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. Is tSpecia).-Wheat dropped cent ana
hall to-day, and closed cent under last night Liver
pool chiefly responsible for the "slump" Very
heavy covering by Pardridge about the only support
the had. May sold from 90t to S9ha cents ana
closed Partridge is suppo'ed 70 have covered
about 600 bushels OF wheel The Western receipts
were light still, only 500 at Minneapolis Duluth ana
Chicago scabolrd clearances IN wheat ana lOur eN
ceedd 100000 bushels IL is stu colder IN IN. w. DuC
nidcr weather expected There rpetitiohs Of the
yuuOr OF Russias resembling the prohii tive measure
there OF France advancing itS import
duties dull. times easier H. sympathy WIN
wheat MAY sold between Az and i0'a nts and clGs,d
AZ iil. cents Receipts showed increase. IntIe
1913 to-day the estimate foi SATURDAY was w
The chief support tn, market was the large
export 100000 bushels to-day with ne pTos
net week. exports viii reach almost 3'oO uuo
bushels Oats followed May sold between 3ls
and 3OJ, cents, and closed 3D. cents The receipts
were llo cars estimate for Saturday AZ cars ~
was weak day in provisions, with good deal o., OF
liouidation going Wright Bloom large holders ior
q considerable time, liQuidatG. There "a, lah'r iee
selling bv packers The hogs reached $1,000 head; me
sSn.ate or saturday 600 head the figures Will
lake 10000 head for tho week $1,000 head over The
"Sfnate made last saturday. The southern demand IL
pontinRy small. made presumably bv the low
price OF cotton At night pork showed a decline from
Thursday OF I5a cents lard and ribs OF ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

IN me fIocuce 1cnange to-day the butter market was
Cincinnati, Jan. 15.-rIour barely steady. Wheat
weaker No, red, 04c receipts, $500 bush snip,
mixed, 43c. Oats in good demand No. 2 mixed
- Is Lard Sfc ou eye s No pr ssc Pork G
- 80: Bacon quiet. 81 49, Whsley steady; sales,
953 bbls finished goods on basis ~ H. Bntcr steady.
steady
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. I5.There was general smash,
al So lie one half cent under last niebts cosng
price. 1t held fairly eeady under small auctuations
al that price 1t crept down another cent during the
next hour reaching a3c little after noon The last
OF this decline was rapid, and the surprise OF most
Of the traders there came assured recovery May ad
v s, rs Of u cent in fifteen minutes There il
market was quite active for 30. northern. but low
were go cars, and at Duluth superior 3D. Ciose
No. Northern, January, SIC; yesterday sac: Miy
closing 60 Use; yesterday, SIC. on track No,
hard, - 3,4c; No. Northern, 80 34c; No. > North
No. 3, a7e; 70. $50. Oats ie%ef; 30 30 white 1Hs
s, SO a8 90 No s whit M * 2 26 x1s 4c rye
spirits, ~ 20 Recepts-COin. 5000 bush: oats
Zoo bush rye, 100 bush barley, II 900 bush
Shlpments-Corn 1900 bush; oats, $1,000 bush ;;
barley, 1000 BUSH
-. Philadelphia, jan l5-FlOat demand very slow, and
decline IL what Rye -four dull snd pres favor buy.
exgcrt demand and free speculative offerings ana prices
ssaSSs, March 9ola$i OF ARA j o2 %sMa o@.
eer offerings and light export demand car ots
moved slowly at former rates No ABE No IN exvort
elevator, 4jAc steamer in eXpor. elevator 4ec: No
yellow track 53c; No In export elevator aga, It50c
20. !: mixed January 49as djoc; February, March and
April 4Sf aJO',c. oat market ruled nrnn uniar Vqht
receipts but trade was quiet No white 39gc unrrded
Whit. doe, do On track. 402c: No. . white 4Ic: do
s choice ~ DO traGs fll2e No whit January 300
gHe fenHsytsna rts &c gngar S1sh n@s and an ga
blt hrm cut loaf 4'ac; cubes Slice extra powdered
XXxX, 4laai2.c standard powdered 3.l8c; nne afann
iated 40; standard Rfanulaed, DC A. 3IGc crys
TAI A. &c double refined diamond for candy 4c con
IscLonefs A. gao; red star A, 3 1876: koystona A
l3lOc; Fronkiin u, llIGc; Franklin extra e 51Oc:
red star {. 3Sc star G. 8<c blue star G. Aloe
feiiro.eum steady refined In bids SO 3j Potaocs 1rm
ana IN fair demand white potatoes per bush Early Rose
pennsylvania choice, lSdj0c other Eaiy Rose cbnf-.
s0di1c do do fair 70 god 40df2c: Bur anks and Whit;
Nar choice, 45dA1c; do do fair good 4OQf2c Other
trdeles unchanged Reecipts-Flour 900 bbls: ~ 0nO
saeks wheat 300 bush l55 900 bush oats 900
bush oats. s. 100 bush ' wa" ''o''''
1t. LOUIS, Jan. I,.-Fl0ur qniet, unchanged Whcat
The market collapsed completely this morning and
reached the lowest prices reached 50 far prices de-
cilining 3Ac from yesteday's close; there was n
slight reaction later and the close 5sc above the
bottom No. . red cash. SIC: May. 9Od01 3-6c clos
ing at 90 5-6c June, 90a91 3-4c closing at 80 b SO,
ID July sc I-oc. closing Mt go 1-sc bid. Corn was
weak up near the close. when the feeling rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 42d:st, between
.. D. Will preach tOmo row at II q. H. and 10 D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

,o, AT s9rTH p1 MI%H w c a.d cv EoDc
TERRY. D. D. sunday II d. N. and = J.. H.
AsRuRv METHODIST EPIscopAL CHUEcH ,waeh
3 20 nassmcctne addressed By The cnnent j1u,nalI. T.
JosrT MowAED IT, 'gbcI! yon ,JGpa sd II ~ Ted
, sermon by Or. STONE, "i:um and Ruin"
sEgM9X WIN hqa forth ge tSS. Gst'a a.s
without Natural death at the IN stan iSi'''' 9"''
ASSOCIATION MAL ;9rne, eh o?2c, ard I'd G9d +
KTDDIR VIII speak. Good music provided Young men
cordially invited.
At sSgTH EEgQNNFD cMrEG 9da, Mae'2 BY
T fS.'cr Kew. RopEsicK, TERRY. - + m.
asspa Of G Gy M NM " To- h@4 fa5: D. De-
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madl.on.ayo, and cO:h-st-
Fey. JOHN FULTON. D. D., Will preach II a. H. and
AT THE sECoXn uXITARIAN cnuER s ,% = REV. e.
* S Kew onn "' ihs p G
INT TIE co hES2T AHK sy h HHIEE1HG Vii
f1 q ST. s" &C 'WS fiSmT 1 rn ain pca
II a. m. sunday-'chool at 10 a. m. All are couiaN
A.yEw.YoRK TEMPERANCE UNIoSS.-,tG;Irand oP.a
House Hall 2Sdst and SHAVE sunday, o'clock sl4il
@ HHPP be- ss %ss'Ps Prof pi E6w rs r.
other eminent speakers An cxen r0 %,% S ana Sing
EUGENE UNDEnnILr., Secretary.
AT The SCOTCH pREsBYTEEIAN n cmCRc CHI
s5ss@ At IL m 11S lecture. hSs odsy 'l
come.
ASSOCIATION HALL, Tvcty,third street Bsp,i n,
Church corner 4thayc.-Mr. DIXON rrelchcs 40 ana
s. Morning prelude, 1.-THE Lottery Curse "'''ON'
, GREAT RELIGIOUS AWAKENING. EEMAEK !AI1.I
NTEEEsr MGgGf F %?p"' s q Sl2Sc"s '"
conducted au Tny MS a So S'1f if' at '
a. 'I m. ard 80 p. H. heviVaI praise service at 3 ."
At cuEIsT:s MISSION HALL. I42 West 2lsts g.
Services ana eyenng dahSr q gSSsnS Roman nan
car 5ng Ms GE6 c. ': SEp%M 6eaH.
cordially invited -
ALI SOILS cHTfGH ssay r:o conGG c; 2o' i
sshooI II 80 80 The public cordially invited
upoApwAY TABERNACLE corner sithst. ard 9Th
ave. Rev WILLIAM N. TATioH d. D. I 10 *
Morning service at il 'eio'N' i'e"'"S ''''i'' ~
All are invited
nEIcK7 raslo Rev Gn%Iy %ha DYKE
d. D., viii preach On Sunday January L. at u a. i"
cHuE5Sdnx Of TIE 3 EbEHEE N FsS
viii preach at IL a. III. and p M EAtfa fine music az
evening service
,toovryGDALE CHURCH Boulevard and IVES
ce.h'lt oMADis0N G. PETERs.-1l docs Christianity
I ne lgt9 w why ys Many any Good People stand oo
Church Me@ ovcs faG Ever, BODY corr
Sy a,Ie yl bad an on rl eisSd
uoLLEilATE KErOKMEn CHURCHES or NEW
YORK. go r,
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, is,b-st and 5th-aye.-ley,
j. COE, d. D., win preach at II A. m ana
D p hMILEGIATE CHURCH 29.hs.: end 5th.aye1M99En
Ing Ssycs nv VII, Th S9os tss Row. DAVID JAMES
tsnoon service ct preaching BY the assistant He'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
Ocean Steamers.

DED "Dy LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IlFOR LAGUAYRA PUEETO CADELLO, CURACAO.
~ CORO AND MAHACA!BO
Pier 80 East liver.
- VALENCIA ~ ,inesdsy January 20. =. VI.
- CARACAS .,atuIu,y ,'n ~ = ~
s. s vENEzu Ella. wcdnssdty' , KIP; TO- n
nave Very .uppris, seeommodatlens Tor passenger
N BoULT0N; nLLjkSiS s, d. DALlILytyTT
I0uf'.Triu og Cook A SON aeI and !. 22s Rrosdwsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
The STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Jan. 15.-F1our-Steady. unchanged.
Receipts IL oOo bush shipments, 32715 bush sales.
400 Du III Wheat easy No. : red spot ana the month
SIa OO1.4: February, 81 90 LA ~ 90 81 Maich.
81 OIL IA; May. III O2G II o. IA steamer No. red.
81 dc Receipts, 2l,753 bush, shipments. 5000
hush: stock OI7 ,954 bush: saics. 100000 bush.
southern wheat steady; Tultz. JOcGfl OF oEgberry,
gjca II o.. Corn easy mixed SPOT 30 La 30 3-oc
the month so LA 80 12c; February, 40 3-7 40 &c
March ard April 49, IN 40 Ire; May. AZ o 40 d
steamer mixed, a. 1-4347 12c. Receipts, 1861,
bush; shipments. 9s.5oo bush: stock 1897 52l bush
sales 10000 BUSH southern corn, white steady
47d Sic: yellow firmer. 41disc. oats steady: No =
white We stern, 3sa3S Ice No. > mixed Western 3ic
asked: stock, IIG.OGs bush. Rye lower; No; 9
81 Leo stock, 1ol.4l1 bush. Hay firm; good To-
choice tim thy S13 5O0s15. Grain freglts quiet and
firm unchanged. Cotton dull; mddling, 13ec
Provisions firm unchanged. Butter firm, unchanged
Eggs weak o2a 23c. Coffee firm; Rio cargocs fair
nc; No. Z, IL Lee. Copper steady; refined, liza
IL 3-4c. Whiskey firm. 81 -.
Buffalo Jan. I5.-Wheat-No. hard, lower; l5,ooo
bush sold at rs 76c cars sold at 30 La ~ 3.4e
closing at 90c: No. l Northern, dull, closing at s'c
No Q Northern, 90 &c. winter wheat, scarce, NO
red 95c; No. / white Csc bid No extra red offered
al 03c. Corn weak and lower: IL cars No. , yellow
sold at As l2G4 AS $40: No. corn sold at 44a
A. I-2o; other grades in market oats dun and
IS I-2c; No. mixed. IS &c on track. Barley firm
fancy Western CSC; NO 2. 6Ga66 12c state, 656 !2c
Michigan, fair to choice. 606 sec; Iowa, 5On ooc
Canada s5a SOC Rye offerings Flour dull and
weak best spring. $50 IS 10: do winter, 81 75G 81 80
rye, IS 250s5 So Mfeed steady coarse winter
bran 81 25; do spring. SIC IS. Receipts-Wheat
$500 bush corn sc. 900 bush; oats, 5000 bush ship
mcnts-Wheat, 81 900 bush.
Chicago. JAM 15-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

CHURCH OF THE PURITANS (Presbyteran), both
st.. near 1th-ave.. Rev. EDWARD l.. CLARK. ID. D.
rasOr. Preaching tomorrow at IL m and - p n
Bible school al p. m. Rev Dr. JAMES NJ. LUDLOW,
Of Fat Oransc y j. will deliver the nth In the course
Of sunday evening lectures the Bible at : - p m
Subject: The Iianslaons Of the Bible and Iher In
fuencc Civilization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

CENTRM ,CHuEcH CMetholist EPISCOPAL, 7th,avs
llthstPrc9ching 10 - a. ana 40 D. m, Dy
the Pastor. Rev {. :. NARROWER. d. d. Praise ser
vice. with Gospel hymns As Sundayschool. 80 p. M
Young peoples meeting o'clock. After meeting. r. III
Cordial welcome 10 all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, West sod; be-
9TH and Sth av,s-Rev. w. NJ. WALKER, IasoF,
breaches SUNDAY il a. M and as p. Peoples ser
vice in the evening led by qrarettc choir and organ rn
der direction Of Prof T. Is. SPARKS and JOHN A. MITE
uAl LK.S EIass QuaItctte All Welcone
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THE BIBLE AND MODERN THOUGHT.
4 COURSE or
SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES IN THE
CHURCH or THE COVENANT
PARK AVENUE AND 18TH ST

REV. J. II McILVAINE. u. d.. PASTOR.
Jou'y 1.-The origin and Tran snisson 4 the NV Tcs
lament Books Prot. MARVIN IL. VINCENT, ID. ID.
J,n'y 2i-Thr Bible and the Present DrHt OF Religious
Thought Rev. \. j. T.. BfHRENDS, y. u.
Jan'y The Bible and English Literature Rev. T.
Frby the Bible and New Testament Criticism. Prof
MARVIN X. VINCENT. p. y.
Fcby 1.-The bible and the Higher Criticism, Prof
CHARLES A HIlIi,t,S d.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST tsCIENT1SD- Service every
Sunday az 10 - q. Haronan Hal. SHAVE. and
l9th-st nblc class. - M Livery Sunday e,cning at
o'riO H. a; lc1dn rooms. 80 90 "Aate International
Bible Lesson Interpreted ACCORDING to Christian Scencc
service every Tuesday evening. Ecading-io"s open daily
AUGUSTA J.. STET>DS. Pastor.
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATE .EHI 2shn I'VE:
Tor viii preach II a. m, subject, 'fhdle-s funl7h
mont and lnnGcil;y'; 10 y. m. subject science
,N,frc-. 10 I'uNer-aism." Sundly-school, y 80 a. IN
Strangers welcome.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Grpencst. Canast.-l,eV. EDWARD i. PA1SON
will preach at 10 80 a. IN. All welcome.
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AMERICAN PACKET co.
WAN LINE II. 8. and ROYAL Mail Steamers,

L FOR QuEESsTowN AND, LIyEkPPo0oLs 10 y,
CRY Of CHICAGO. Wednesday. February 3 a. IN.
dry OF pFRIIN.. wcdnestav February L, 80 a. n.
CITY or CHESTER "Wednesday. February ~. 80 D.
From Pier -, y. Re- adjoining Chr!;.oph.r- t. Ferry
location Of ROOM second cabin s2o ard ss5 prsIH,d
800 TFRNAIlONAb n AVlGAIION
- Gnnernl Acents. B0wl.ng Green. ~ Y.
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TWENTY. FOURTH STREET METHODIST EPlSCo
PAT, CHURCH near gth-avr. Preaching morning and
evening Ly The Pastor W. c. WILLING. ID. D.; p. m
Snnday.scho"i 30 Miss WiLLING'S Bible reading
80. Epworh League meeting. Praise service at ~
All welcome.