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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-06

Arch Steward, now lying on his
death oed at Buckhorn Furnace, Law
reDce county O., has confessed to the
killing IN 1877 Of Patrick kearn, d
Kentucky stock-man, who stoned
overnight at au inn in that hamlet
kept BY Steward. Kern, havin. stat
ed in the sitting Dom Of the inn be-
fore retiring that he wa returning
home from a sale Of horses, Steward
and a a who afterwaId served on
the ]coroner's jury, killed kearn and
buried his body under some logs which
tor a long time were covered with
snow. Steward says that the murder
has weighed heavily on his mind. and
frequently before now he had been
tempted Il confess. He and his ac-
complete took $500 from the body OF
the murdered man.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-02-06
NEW

RI TTVOrkans Pianos s3s up Cst,fp
liz FREE Daniel L. Beatty W ash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Ncv.Yo-k w,dne-day. F,h l..-BEEvrS- E"eeip'-
II .r,a- dlr,. q. .tl-ttr,r- and - carload,
SSi>...n , oaa- srr,,i 20, Lar f., H.. morning market
i'' w.r, i,i,I, - ,aiiad ga al lov.-
,aii-. L,ru ul, llmi-'- seemed o. %" mo-. Than Voc
aai f.c, nrrir -'ady ~ -''f- although old cows ap-
common 200 u..n, native steer, sod 80 - ol-e-i -
g." tl. f. go J., 80, lns ~ A. t. p" ''9'' TO-
'., df-,'d n.f in n"i'n-' rqu''i ~ 1' 'c 10, ~
md, ,,s IF. I'D .ir .r tro ~ ',t., by at r esi.''
,. l'l' .' u, T sangG RITZ IT,. ,..d t r .1rar a.
.cr+. rel -. good American ,t.sr, -. hrins4nR o.
i> .1l si Ken 80 a. r di5 i u''' "'- ' "
cilnent~ i' 20 guai'r. - To-. 90 IA tne NcS' 80,
az, ~ H,rn 40 cattle o. ~ co.o'a;,. ,"- ,h'mhrE
smith 90 ,hcep IN N, i, and IS ,acp IN oaribncc:
iomorro" II c't" end - ~ p "' "a, "F' I o,-
az At - pr 10, = l. DO 1880 =, At . o. STATE
20 ao ~ ~. T. At = e5 d. SO > at 81 70. sta,s
i.ao ~, r. 20: DO. 1910 >. At s. 81 % so r.
~ 1.an Culver IL Indiana steers 1870 = at q,
a do isai p at = 90 do 100 y, At - - : Chicago
g.. i@l5 r. a. = fo' 10 do 1893 ~ at - - d.
M'e"f is CO q g 70 ' iss l' Al 90 81
= eS ~ Sat-. d. reo4 - At E g Z 'f sa 80 T. 81
u q. i75 q 70 (caf iG d. l''5 Il g. 20
J. a6.mi.'s IL chicago strr. 1900 =. at - 20; L
s. s1nd.r. 70 Kca,ucky stocr., IIoi n at 81 To-
NIL COWS S..pte ",, al, ,.a,, 10 ee ,n p"
Iiy on ale at GciA.-, plenty and about
tld,. The LUX 81 th' sal were ~ tlSdtin. but mr.,
c1r stock sold 70 few ea'o' a. 80 ana an ODD co"
Of r lis Il cc It, an a"a cS at S'yA c sG
TO- We.t.fE- 9ny 'Go o ana nm ior N,als; ea'
.r i.r ~: a o,r',,d Il wo-trI cal,c. At 3a5lc.
D.--d calves nru and generally higher country dress
a. sal44c; and dressed i,d and Western calves at 30
-nall.anrck & monl- 30 wc,t.rn calvc. io2 y
average. a. Be- I'.r p 10 d. 70 - a. - v'al,, 100
y. Il e. ~ TO- LIZ at -, Gs' p de- -! - a s'c
che Is DO I35 d. at &c do u3? p at 90 - do. IiJ
j. T.. N--on: % yc,l-. 80 H. at e; . do. 40 n.
IIanc s Mullen yca-. no ~ at g'ac Ct doll23 n,
lei g a, go IS DO iS 1G5 n at >: do for - pr head
luEi.T 4Nb IAWityEccept, nyicudng II carload,
con,rqcd dirg, % "'I r e, ,a" r' or -
; car ais At II,oe,u. TIE continued ght arrival. caused
. Vrry firm feeling for lambs which sold ~ l5G2i higher
mt sheep vcr without chanR' ~ pi'". common -
primo -hcy "a 2, .'aaG 80 per 100 GOOD to eholc'
Dr-.ci mutton Il ldy a. D@lo@c dr'-'d lambs firmly
,c ~ t. "a DO SCI a. -s.P 81 - q, % ay d nc +.
r. u ~ 30: lo5 Wc-tem Lambs. - H. at ~ 30; @ss
li@n,ccl = lions. 100 Territory sheep ~ H. at
49, 10. 10 stat" lambs, 7o- 10. at - 30; 200 Wc';er
Irnwc & Mullen: 10 shocp. % ~ at - - I7l
do ~ r. AT =; la2 state lambs, 20 u, At - s7i. -
D. Iirrlnqton i st,tc lamb, culo. - n at - 80
Oh mnrI ~ co." 963 western .hccp 80 n at 80; .,
do iol ~ at So so; 1873 sheep and lambs mixed. IL ~
a - %.
F. s. Kase: II Pennsylvania lambs. &c n. at 81 50
buck, aud eve, 90 H. r., at H. e. lamb, 9,
NJ collin: 90 Michigan sheep. iOl n. 80 90 1875
IaGa huc,>neham Il stat lambs. 20 NJ at 81 80.
ear ,I ha, or ., VS. y - ,r
FOR sale alive. Nomnaly steady at 5a5 40 per 100 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

The outcome of the legislation in New Jersey is
spxiously looked FOR by urfnen The head 'of the
Big -Four" looking for persons to bet him olo'ooo
that the bills would pass few weeks ago o' III"
not find anybody who would bet. He did find men
at Trenton who offered 10 bet him any reasohaD'e
amount that II the bills did not pass. outtenburS
would be shut ub aud that he could not name the man
who would be elected senator for the state OF New
jersey
Another beitor said " If you beat Just bills through
your mil YOU can be accommodated with $1,000 that
the next Governor OF New-Jersey will be Eepub-
lean"
"Dinnyr left Trenton in a hurry, as he said ne
feared some new steD the part of the Law ana
order League in his absence. Ills ears must nave
tn-led Dinny" and the Governor held many long
consultations in the last two weeks and the result was
that "Dinny" declared on his return to Gucnbuig on
Tuesday that II was safe betting that the Governor
would not sign either bill if the committee made
favorable report Dinny" knows what the Governor
Will do. the Gutenberg adherents say, and add: l0u
can safely buy mutual ticket on 'Dinny ana the
Governor as Lon would not dare TO run Il race ont
'Dinny.'"
The blunder made by the friends Of legitimate racing
in New Jersey was in not ignoring the Hudson County
people from the beginning. Every friend Of racing
who lives I'm New-Jerscy outside of Hudson County
knows that if bill Is secured the Guucnbnrg crowd
has had nothing 10 do with securing the desired iesI
IatiOn -, -, 900.
taray and representatives of eight books were paen
under bonds appear for trial. Two Thousand uoi-
lars every day Is what of the managers says uc
track is losing since the light began.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
rOcFEJ,S ROAD HORSES ATTACHED.

Hamilton the jockey. has had a race Win talor
for some months the law course In The WIN
Iudical Court in this city, The stake $3.50, which
Uamiltons friend. Jackson. caused to be placed on
Hamilton's account for clothes made In which ne az
tended the wedding of Hamilton at It. Louis ha''hew
May the tailor obtained judgment against Hamilton
for the fn amount but the Jockey did not satisfy the
Judgment and said 10 have len the city leseidA!
Deputy Sheriff Mulvancy attached Iiamltons team OF
road horses A set Of harness and his road wagon at
OHaorans livery stable. at No. lao West Fifty fourth
ST. A. II. Hummel Is Iiamilton's lawyer and he may
take charge OF the If Hamilton is away from the
city Hamilton has had good deal OF trouble with his
road horses. He his last case, which was SUIT
for damages caused by his smashing into another
vehicle and breaking thing, up il. promScuous man
ner that both wagons taken 10 heir stables in
ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKEr IMPORT.

COFFEE-Whie trading in spot Rio continues very
slow the market is eeadiy maina!.d. with 40 quoted
81 14'.c Sales 900 bags 40. 8. spot l3Fc; M.l
growths had light inquiry. OPTIONS, wre a-Aln, Wy
dull, only 5000 bags changing hand Local "onf
Ing AID continued depression IN rclcn accounts
about genera decline and tn close was barely -al
February exception 70 the lre OWING ~ ne rftI
In spot Other upnth- dropped % 10 points
While remote deliveries showed net Losses Of oe2O lon
declined i4dIe early. but G-'d with IccoNrN
Of i. fr. Hamburg dropped ."E pig. Both to alll
London also depre's d. The later closing at so
D. Official quotsto-Febru. Gls ID March 0Ie "a
April. Cos 30 NAV 80, June 81; % July 5s, Am-trT
dam February l7-CioOd ordinary Java Doe market que
Rio quotes Regular first 10 klosl. nominal good second
40 kosi 10 60; exchange (prNat', - BIZ; reel
Rio 5000 RIO cleaTances T. United states lVVu'
bags RIO clca ances 70 Europe. 1000 bags no stog,
900 Rio market dull receipts in santos l1'p
bags Santos stock. 4cS 600 ba9s; santos mnket H't
good average Santos, II 600; receipts at EiG JnN
1.727.cOO bag; time $500 10 COO bag rec, t@
july ] February IL. 1S"1. 251cOOo has
time 1851 $4,000 bag t1mo time 1870 l'O'VV
Tool sAlc, lnGaN. . 600 Ul...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Eunaio. =. y Feb. 17.Cattlc-Rcc ipts last % hours
head tot for week thus far 6hiD head -1mr
last week $500 head con -irncd through 500 head
o. Sew York head Open'd quirt hut feeling s'r2dv
eln.ed hfm II0g-- f:cccirs last q hour 1000 head
total the week thu. ar 1850 head; Tor time
werl head consigned through 1900 head 10
S.w-Yofk. $500 bead: Oh sale. .25o bead. OIen,d
steady .o,f navy closed steady YorkoFs. Hight
GOOD fOr. 20 rood mediums. oDa - ~. choice
h.ayy. - 3o:5 81. pig s3d55 10. Sheep Lamb,
crl'- hours. 700 head total for the thu.
f1r 900 head for tiLr last "r'k. 22Uoo head
con-irne! through. coo head 10 Nsw-fork 1000 h,
on sale LOCO h' adj Opened strong aud higher with Nrrv
light receipt; closed steady. Shc'pEXtia fancy -l,a
- - qod To- choice - -Od+J - fair to good - 1,q
- 40; Gull and common. 80 sjatd Ianb--d'ood L,
Nr native. s7ds7 % air 10 good. 80 4OdfG % cul,
% common, - sJdfi
Cnicalo. F.b. i7.-'Thr Evening Journal reports
tIttl,-ctcpt. - GOO head shipments 5000 head
re. steady stronger; goo" - choice -trrs ~ G1uS5
o.Aci., y 2jdri - i,cd,t. - -2"T8 - sto ker.
read Shipment 1000 head marke, slow lower rous.
and Rmon - logfI 50: mixed and packers COZ
- % primo heavy and butcher welsht - soiti 80
nen;s 1900 head market steady to shade higher ewes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

liverpool, Feb. l., p. W-Inc slcs OF The DAY
Included o 300 bales American. Futures closed
steady: American, mldding, low middling clause
February delivery. 3 5O-64d vaiue: February and
Nsrch delivery 3 5O-G4d value March ami April
delivery 3 5iGfa3 52-G4d April and May delivery
= IS 64d sellers May and June delivery, 5S61d
buvers. June and Juiy delivery. Gl64d3 G2-64d :,
Jniy and August delivery, 1-G4d sellers August
and september delivery, 3-64a4 4-G4d; september
delivery 4 66404 7'j4d.
galveston Feb. 17-Coton steady; mlddling
q sc. bow middlng, q 15c; good ordinary, 5-Sc ;
net and gross receipts 1,5j4 bales sales, 6G3 bales
S"rfolk Feb i7.-Cotton steady; mddlng. 6 3 Sc ;
NO. and GROSS receipts, 448 bales, exports cOastwise,
Isa haIeS: sales GlJ bales stock, az, Ala bales.
savannah Feb. 17.-Cotton steady; mddlng. Ice ;
gross receipts ,62o bales; exports coastwsc, 5OG
bales; sales 500 bales stock 10,73s bales.
Se,r Orle,ns Feb l7.-COttOn steady mifdng
q Sc. low mddling. Sc: good ordinary. 5-oc: net
receipts 5214 bales gross 6lo2 bales export. coast
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
HUPNING OIL CARS on THE ERIE.

Newburg Feb. Il SpeciaD.-There was mile Of
fire on the Erie Railroad last night near Turner's y
mixed freight train, of which Charles Jenkins was
conductor going cast. broke in two Just cast OF
Turner's on the down grade the two sections came
together with a crash In the train were filed oil
tanks and other Of freight ard when tie collision
took place n loud explosion followed. Then the oil
took fire. and the line Of flame that followed extended
along the track and made fine scene. several cars
we're burned up both tracks were blocked and the
Buffalo express from Newly and tie Chicago ox-
nress going cnst were sent around the wreck 10y
II Vail's Gate and the Newburs and New York Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

Moderately: extra India mes steady. n 7Js. Pork
Uoders offer moderately. IamS-llolders offer freely
short cut about II to 10 lbs, du at ABS. Bacon
Holders oiler freely Cumberland cut about % TO 30
lbs dun at 34s cd short rib about % lbs. steady al
32s Cd long clear mIddles. about 40 bs, steady at
49, shoulders About II to Is BIS. dull at 21s.
Cheese-Holders offer moderately: American finest
white and cOOred steady ut 51s. Isbl0"-iiOldcr,
offer freely. Turpcnt.n"-ll0lders ofcr sparney
Rosn- Holders offer moderately. Lard-Spot and
futures- oilers offer moderately prime Western spot
dull at AS 81 February dull. nj ID: March and
April dull at 3fs. Whe1t-Holdefs offer spartngly
No red winter arm at s. 81; No red spring
firm, at IS cd. Flcur-H0ldcrs offer moderately
Corn-Spot and futures Holders offer moderately :
mixed Western spot steady nj As . led February
steady. at Is Id March steady nj Is I'd Aphl
steady, at Is . I'd. Hops at LOndon-Pacinc Coast
Holders arc not Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
TIE PETROLEUM MdRhE1.

The visible supply of refined oil at the seven pin-
cipal North German ports at the latest mail date, &C
cording to Kiernan's News Letter. $4,000 bar
rels a decrease compared with last year % 10000
barrels. The amount taken for consumption from the
ports since JuN |, 1891, was 3222 1000 barrels.
a decreaSe Of $1,000 barrels for the corresponding
period OF the previOu, year.
The dcarth Of from the oil country continues
10 repress speculation. The daily output Of the Nc
donald pool Is about stationary at 10000 barrels.
The stock Exchange again neglected crl~c certificates
and at the Consolidated EXchan only 800 barrels
were traded IN. Opening shade lower al 50 Is
cents prices hardened to 80 A cents, and the final
tone OF the market was firm.
Refined oil was unchanged at GAO cents In bar
rels and $50 cents in cases Foreign quotations
were: Antwerp. lGif francs; Bremen, G.Jj marks
London, j. 5h ) 7-lGd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

crease the winter wheat acreage pho ma ma neuSe
r,no ted } per increase. May wheat Sot corn
g aOla and .r2 and closed at 9=laC2's cent
was inclined TO be larger receipts ~ WIZ
Chased steady ut last nights prices, IN s!nbans ~,
wheat May sold between AZ and ~ s anu for
I1. cent. The arrivals were 342 cars t LII,
ih,rd,v was 1sj oats were It. ady AL DAY Wisnin
ran.e OF = cent. May opened and closed ~ ol+ At hc
SICK Yards They finally closed with the loi Nav rf por.
,rd bc,pcd most bv the strong wheat narkcl .a
G =, III X and closed az al > Nay lara al 20 "a
L1t closed 1T - May ribs at 81 - 6ut Srss,v was
bcro ,ycre az 900 hogs, the estimate Tor Inuruay was
d no nrices 't m, wards were Is to 20 cents lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Chicago, Yob. l. l>pccIo-WAeat to-day shows al.
vance over last NIGHT ~ cent busicl Tn" ti"n-h
came from the cables. Everybody expected lower forc.n
mstcts IA sympathy with the drop here on ruc:dav In
.icad Liverpool actually bowed an advance. That
the factor and about ts only Of diy ool.silc
ccarancrs he'll ped ~ cOufrc ~ ana the .na Western
coipts Minneapolis ana Duluth had POO cars;
nor. there were the Thursday
was ii5 The trade was ~ fair Volume. but
Sew. York did not take prominent part. There
30 600 bushels ca akcn hr and the so1bo,rd
nnrLd Ilr,n cngaanmcnts. lulnos reports IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
GRAM 4ND PHODUCE MIRA ITS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF Nl.W- YORK Dt AIlNGS.
The speculation in VIII a, showed - further dininu-
ton Yesterday yet the marsct AT times displayed con
-idcrablc irrc-ul..ity The dealings did not reach
3,OOO,OoO bu,hc, and the nHctuatioH, confined
within the limits Of :.ia1 Is cents. There wa, %
strong opening aud an advance Of 37aj7 cent. with
liberal covering o; shorts. Advice, from Liverpool
and London were encouraging to the bull side ami
beside; this TIE scaboaid clearance, were larger.
Foreigners buyer, t. extent aud this. too.
contributed TO the alvauc'. Continental cables, how
ever. came weaker which there considerable
long selling. and some little hammcr!ug by thr bc.io.
leading - u,o, oi ''1 : Gen. lo"inl th' GO.
there was ir'h huvins oh reports 81 an active export
inquiry ana - brisk demand for frr GIN T. ON. \
advance ~ 80 cent for TIE day. Nav option,
opened at - % =. T., ~ o3 -, fell to ~ o.
at ON" time, but the end was strong shippers tooA
ifi.ooO bushels ho.c and $4,000 bushels NJ the ont
post-. The milling demand Va, 10000 bushels.
Corn weakened ut the outset liberal receipts
west and renewed realizing Prices broke 1i"o .
cent, but subsequently general rally st in ba'cd on
frccr export having and the late strength in wheat.
The cAr.y decline WIS almost entirely rcglucd. and
final figures indicated ,teadlnc,s. spot corn 81 set
300 900 bushels hcic and 1000 blel- at outport,
oats were cxcccdinrly slow and' were destitute Of
spot lots were shade cn,icr and quiet
Lnd declined 2%3 points on sc lGn by pacerS at
spot. part intended for export
The final quotations were - follows:
Wheat-March. - 06 -, April. II % rs May
% C e., FEB Is 3.s; March. IA rs; april
40 3's: May 80 Il; June ~ / / cents.
Oats February, 3G March, rs Ii; May. - Ia
'' I,rd-Fcbrnary 81 -; March, So 20; May. SO o.
Tie receipt u grain and flour reported yesterday
at Ncw yoia' ra1cIpna i lim9r; and Go'tSa wrc
bn,hcl,; oats l3o.@oi bushels to.a gain o7@,2l
bushels. onr , p. afaE's NJ chcaso Mlwaas oc
Im'rols: corn 57:ni2 bushels oats AiG230 br, he,
total sraln 1ljl062 bushels; -four, 1850 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
1yrERsEahyARY MISS. oyARY CONVENTION.

Gettysburg, Penn. Feb. II (SpeciaD.-The fifth an
nual convention OF the central district Of the American
Inter seminary Missionary Alliance composed OF dele
gates from the semnaIies OF the New-Eneland and
Middle States met here in Bua Chapel. The Rev
Dr. Valentine chairman of the faculty Of the Lutheran
Seminary here made the address Of welcome. con
secration service followed. In the evening the Rev.
E. H. Delk, Of IIagerstOwn, delivered an address Oh
he genius OF missions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
RIVER Town THREATENED BY An ICE GORGE.

Pttsburg, Feb. 1.-THE ice gorge at Park City Is
still intact and the greatest alarm prevails There Is
q series Of gorges between Bradys Bend and short
distance above Parker 1t is feared that the upper
gorge will break and the ice will pile against the
Parker gorge without breaking II. forming dam. The
eorges are frozen almost solid The citizens Of Parker
have tried In vain to make passage through the
gorge and the efforts blow It up with dynamite have
bean frutf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
HERE'S 4 TICKET FOR THE DEMOCRATS
LITTLE PRESIDENTIAL BOON FOR AMOS CUM
MINGS ALL TIE WAY FROM NEBRASKA

MINGS ALL TIE WAY FROM NEBI'NShA'
Washington Feb. lit is not often tl"' an
American Statesman of these days has Prcsldehuai
boom thrust upon him. but such Is the enviaDie eN-
perience of Congressman Amos J. Cummings, OF New
York During the session Of the House To-Day Con
gresham Bryan Of Nebraska, called Mr.. Cummings
TO the rear OF the hall and. in the presence OF lew
admiring members. presented to the New-lorK CON
prcssman on behalf Of the Democrats OF Fremont
Neb a badge bearing tho following inscription;
For President, Amos j. Cummings. OF New-lorH'
For Vice President. J. sterling Morton OF Neba'ka'
Mr. Bryan explained that this badge was worn by
II. rren,ont Democrats at Lincoln last Monday At
tIe installation Of Governor Boyd. and that he hau
heen directed by the Fremont Democrats 10 INFORM
MIR Cummings that he their choice ior INC
Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

~ coast 80: mixed ~ G0oe4 50 wether' >'"f' %
Westerns - 7jdsj 10 lambs, $3.50 50 oo t,d shin
+ Iou, Feb. 17.-Cattle-ltcteipt 3OOo ia ~ cent!
nents 3cU head market active at decline O ~
.lr to good native steers. - 20as 90 Sopd ~ 49,
Idian aid reNen steers s3rfJ 20 I0g,-KeccptS ooiV
.hipmcnts . 400 head mar~et 10 cent. ioWr III
10 choice heavy ~ G0aS4 80 mixed cSmAgh 20 boy
~ tG6-t ;0 1pht fair 10 best. - 55d*i %. Stel
Krcat 100 head market steady good TO desirable NUT
ton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
COLD WnlrHER IN NORTHERN TOWNS.

Saranac Lake. " Y. Feb. 1.-THE thermometer
registered 80 degrees below at the Signal station
here this morning The weather is clear.
Lyndonville. VI, Feb. 1.-THE thermometer regis
tered 81 degrees below zero this morning
Biddeford, Me-. Feb 1.-THE thermometer recorded
S5 degrees below here this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Feb l7-Natonal Transit cersihsots ope Ie
NJ GOc highest GOLc lowest SOC closed oUa1 1o5
80, 900 bbs; cle!rancss, '4'oVo o"'' ''P
bbls. rum. $500 DIS ,, .r,, oor,iacates opened
-, inc re.cd NJ colo; highest colo; loNest ooC.
BTadtord FEB l7.-Nltona TrdnSt cerncanyos Inar
M Soc closed ~ OOosc highest, GO2c lowest ooc' ci"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
~ HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

y NVNUUII n II II|Il y MAII :. ;.
NEM-lORK. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
steamers eail FROM piers foot OF 2d..,.. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
SAALE.1Le, Feb. III. In. TRAY Tues. Mar I. am
NrE, + Tun~ 3D. y ! I'm EMS sat. Mar. >. II am.
AILIi;. sac. T. ID. y. q am. LAIN Tue Mar. = pm
tir.t hin $40 lud upward berth second cabin, so
- berth 80 crl-r 40 l1W rates.
nLLELnMs Z 90. W. y H.Ml-ng l.rnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
AEDITERRANEAN LINE

N1 Express Passenger steamer Service.
New York TO Gonoi in less than Eleven pvs.
NORDDFUT>CIiIE LLOYD ). :. Co
SOUTH or FRANCE. RIVIERA AND ITALY.
Touching Gibraltar. % Land pas pngers spain.
Ayoidn- The Northern L4ttrd Of Atlantic. the Channel
Crossing and ong K. X. R.dss.
WtrHN sat Feb. p 10 a. Wfrla>aL. May :, 10 a.
Fuda sat Mr.. f.. 10 Fuda sat, May -, 10
Vera sat APR. 2. 10 d. WrrrI >a,. Jun. IS 10 a.
Fada sat AEr IS 10 a m. tHlda SIT JJuy > 10 m.
Close conncct frr EGYPT by NORDDECTSCHER
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. . and fortnight there
GENOA o. ISMAIIA.
OEIItICHS \ Co. - Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
Suicide OF A NEW-YORKER.

Bristol y. H.. Feb. ia. p Fairbanks committed
suicide at the Hotel Bristol this afternoon by shooting.
His age wa about fifty. He resident a New
York ard reported 10 be wealthy but was in illheah
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- Pic, ld AMI l.. Es.t Rivr
N'ur''r steam rs az p r., and other, AZ 3 D. m,
Havana. Progrc>o Campcch,. Frontcrl I.aguna
lJmpi.o. TuNptm iud Vera cruz.
NiunH~ & rd'na.. Sagua. Cai,nrisn.
Nt1u SHrtlLu d. tui,i Guantanamo Uld Cionfu1gos.
NUCNTkN flINana aud Nr'i,ln rrr~, sat. F-b. 20
CITY OF ALIEN ANDElA. N'V Il Mlrnla,W -. Feb u.
DitIINsA. Havana and Mexican Port, .. sat. Feb -
~ At,AHN. Havana ord Noeu' .....- Wed. Mar. ,
SANTIAGO, Nassau, santiago de Cuba AMI
tlenfi 20, thurs, Feb. %
1hi, nr has direct connection with and issues through
Rlll- ~ TItur to Ill polni- Mexican x. W. c.
McNcon Contll L. W. Co. Ltd. and the Monterey and
McNican t,uf RiNioid.
For ful plrt!culsE, freight or passage. eeply to
=; "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Steamers leave san Francisco a follows
BELGlC rI-day March |, 3 y. M
OCEANIC. ..... ........ Thur,d-y. March "a b.
GAELIC ....... Saturday, April 10. m.
BEIt,lt -d0y, May 10. y. ia.
Superhv appointed superior accouu.odations.
Reservations Doe made by letter telegram 70 and
cabin plans NJ - and 3i3 Eroldw1y. York
l.lom Il Railroad Builflng san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
I Il l.DODMAN l.lnnrL Iasscmlcr Alent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Good Ordinary ........4 BIC Low MddlinG 1916
Strlc, Ordlnary4 1915 Middllng ...-.......G's

In the contract line theIe modcrt' d,-lrc ~
animation with higher range ~ price, attended with more
or les covering Of shorts. The start showed -" OF -d
points after which there further Idtdn-' 90 39i
poats closing quiet AID steady ~ -a3 nut- gain i tar
day. Liverpool came higher Al the out- aud tn. start
the market the upward turn. and %" small ioft
receipts there Ish huyinr ord r>. tu- aur ntnt
the buoYancy Then cam. realizing movement end ur
market s,tled tsca c9j poi1,. SD. =. $4,000 bales.