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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

secretaries for the speaker were also an nnovating
feature
Speaker Bergen was ecorted to the chair by
ketcham, Of Essex. and Moylan, OF Hudson. lie
promised the minority fair play during the session
Governor Abbett's first communication was a brief
message announcing the completion Of the House
improvements. The Governors annual message then
appeared. Mr.. Carroll Of Hudson introduced bill
providing that in each city Of the frst-class there
shall be appointed by the Mayor board Of appeals in
cases Of taxation such board 10 consist OF three
bers. to hold Office for three years.
In the Senate the first business the swearing in
Of the rev members When the credentials of Mr..
iiudspeth. OF Hudson pre,cnted Mr.. Cranmer.
on behalf Of the Republicans. presented pro est
against his taking the seat. the ground that the
election committee Of 1e9o. after its investigation Of
the Donald contest decided that the be
longcd 10 MIR. Stuhr. The Republicans now hold that
such determination iudicinlly final, and that the
proceedings unseatlhg Stuhr were mere exercise OF
numerical strength beyond the legal and proper par
lancntary power Of the senate, and that therefore
there Is no vacancy IN the senate from Hudson.
President Adrian referred the protest to the Commit
tee Elections when appointed. President Adrian
announced the following standing committees:
Judiciary-Wer's. Garrett. Gardner. Revision q
Laws Marsh. Barrett Cranmer. Finance-Barkcr
ludspeth Rue. Corporations Martin, Butcher Gran
mer IunlcIpal Corporations Barrett, IInchline
Gardner Railroads and Canals-Kcyes. Brown, Gran
mer. Banks and Insuranoe-COnsh Winton. Gard
ner Education-McMick.e Miller, Rogers. Mlitia-
Miller. Barker. Cranmcr. Game and flSheIics-Per
kinS. McMickle Rogers. Riparian RlghtS-ludspeth,
Brown. Rogers. Agnculturc-Brown, McMick'e. Gard
ner. Miscellaneous Busnc.s-Narsh. Keycs. Fowler.
Elcctons-Mincr. Barker. Rue Claims and Pensions
Inchire. Butcher. Fowler Unfinished Business
WinOn, Martin. Fowler. Engrossei Bllls- Barrett,
Butcher Rogers. Labor Observation-Disclosures. Cornish
Rue. Boronghs-Perins. Cornish, Rue. Joint Com
mttees: TrcaSurers ACCOMPLISHMENT, Winton. Gran
mcr. state rrison-Pcrkns Barrett, Cranmcr. In
matte Asyun-Ierkins, Butcher, Rogers. state IL
bary- Barker. McMickle. Gardner Public f,ronndS
and Buildings -lludspeth. Cornish. Rue: lThi ng-
Wnon, Marsh. Gardner. 'sc1 hills-Bi,cher'
Brown. Rogers. Commerce aAd Navigation keycs.
Martin. Fowler. Federal Rclation'-Narsh, iilnch-
life Rue. soldiers HONE ludspcth. Miller. Fowler
Reform school for BoyS-Hrpwn, Reyes, Ctanm'r
sinking Fund -Wcrts. lIud.peth. Fowlcr. Industrial
school for Girls Cornish. linchife. Rogers. school
for Deaf Nutes-Martin. Perkins Rue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
YONG DE LlMNS DrSAPPEARANcE.

Edward Lima a OF the late senior member
Of the firm 81 u. \. de Lima Co.. we'll known south
American commls,iO merchants II 40. 20 william
st. has been missing since the morning % January
=, lie f. twenty three years old and IS employed In
the Office ~ that firm. All Efforts 90 find him or
even 10 got n clew to him have failed utterly 80 FAR
although private detectives have searched the CITY
thoroughly Tho case has not yet been given {"
tho police as the family harbor tue hope that he was
accidentally carried of on The steamer lraVe, "Mch
sailed for Bremen ON the day tic disappeared. IN"
reason they give for this belief IS that Oh the pas
senser liz, o, the Tf5ve there the names of som'
people who are friends OF the Young man.
r.. : \. de Lima. tile missing mans cousin and
brother inlaw said yesterday at the Office In Wilhelm
ST. that tl!, was tho only thing they could imagln"
a, having happened - him. lie also said that II l.
not known that be carried with him such sum n,
81 600 or that he wore expensive icwclry a, hal
been reported. lie said that young DE Lima wa, q
man Of steady habits and without any known wees
lie lived with his widowed mother, his brother
Charlie and his sister. Mis- Leila de Lima. nj tho
Lanchan on Fiithayc. lie left there between anf
o o'clock on the morning OF January .. lie i a
,radnatc of Iaryard College. His cousin denied that
ne hld received a large share Of his fathers slrn-
600 estate and aid that it all went To ms mother
and that Young DE Lima depended on The salary VIII d
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

The spot market Al 12 ocnts lower. and 1l2oSS
bushels were taken for export. Corn weakened witA
wheat, well the Increase 172o0o0 bushels IN
tho amount Oh passage to Europe. Tho close wae
l-sd3 80 cent lower, after an active business With
more less unloading by io1gs. The situation.
how S.cs not present the hcavfness noted IN
wht,,. Receipts a The West liberal whir grading
Is poor. The export demand j. alsO a supporting
factor. Public cables were weak, but private mes
sagcs noted some damage TO the Indian crop, Cash
lots l-o cent lower. and 100000 bushels were
bought for export. 49,
Oats were weak and lower. due 10 renewed SELLING
and the influence OF the heaviness In the leading
cereal. Options declined 1--dl-4 cent. Cash DATA
were n shade lower and fairly active
Lard hardened with the rest. There were saioe
Of 1000 tieoes the spot, but whether for e.
port could not be learned.
Tho final quotations were follows:
Wheat-January, 81 February 81 90 81: March,
81 ": May, 81 OF L.: June 30 1ac
Corn-January. 80 "a; February, 20 IA; March,
Customary. 30 IS; February, 80 "a; May.
81 IA cents. .
Lard-January. SO 80; February, So 6l; March,
SO TO: May. S6 so.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
Mt New York, Philadelphia baltimore and Boston weN
a. follows: Wheat, lsS.07s bushels: corn, 8S6,!S!
bushels: oats 1920 bushels: total grain lO2o i0a
bushels; -four. 50O2S packages. Al Chicago NIL
waukee and st. Lou the arrivals were: Mhea,;
12O.121 bushels: 3G5.423 bushels; oats, l.i4W
bushels; total grain, 6J6.9J6 bushels hour, .o,4ls
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

meeting Of the Executive Committee of the Nmcri
can Spaniel Club was held lat night AZ the MURRAY
fill Hotel to decide upon Inc prizes I" DO a"'i" " e"
fine forthcoming cN hibton ol the Westminster hcn'i
f,r -, Madison Suua,c Garden. February ~ to -
,.,.,.,,.. rbi. committee consisted OF y tlnioh
Vilmcrding PRESIDENT Rowland J.. hcaNbcN' e','
,ary. Edward 81 Oldham. treasurer; ArtEur r. h"'c
and William f. Payne. The following partial Pr'"c'
,ucn., others were agreed upon by the commute
Field PANEL cup. Nalrc Sloo' Tor the "',' NV"
spaniel: cocker spaniel cup, vaiuc f'oo '"' ~.
,,n .,,iol. sind dog trophy valu, $50 for the best
-, Io.i.I sind dog shown with two Of his gel :
American dcld cup. value SOD for the pnJ spo, NIL
.paliicI Of any breed Addona sP'fiu n ntfcr. onc
tir,icd uonn j. f. Kirk. Toronto. can, "hctS III.
Ions range Risby rnc value fi3o Tor o ,ng ,o men"
spaniel All the IoIcga ,.,S, Pi LIr o' Iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
HERRICK VAS RESPONSIBLE.
Eur THE STATE COMMISSIONERS lind THAT
OTHER EMPLOYEES MERE ALSO AT FAULT

EI-r THE STATE COMMISSIONERS lind THAT
OTHER EMPLOYEES MERE ALSO AT FAULT.
Albany Jan. En- the matter Of the accident On
the New York Central and Hudson River RarUad be
tween Hastings and DObbS Ferry on December "a,
,ol which resulted in the death OF thirteen persons
and thc injury of others the State Board OF Rail
road Commissioners. after exhaustive Investigation,
comes TO these conclusions and RECOMMENDATIONS
ri-.Tha the Immediate OF the accident was the
criminal failure Of Albert Hcrrck to signal the 81 LOUIS
express. ,..,
Sccond-That Augustus Ossman, the train oi'psNher'
faded n exercise reasonable caution IN not notifying
s,,,o,mas.4- Williams at Grand CentrA Depot I'M
,lv ,ha, trains were he'd Dobbs Ferry, no tlat ne
Williams could notify engineers and conductors U De on
lookout. ,
Thi,i-Thst Stan,nmaser Williams failed 70 exercise
,,sopane caut "a IN notifying engeer OF departing
,o,s that lain. were he'd Dobbs Ferry after MS hou-
ncation Of fact by Ossman
Fourth-That station Agent Charles Delaney az h""
ncs was censurable nqung Of Herrek the cause
Of h lHerricks being tho station 70 that he (p'IAe
could take precautions u warn trains
Fi,th-That Murphy. engineer OF the freight ta'n
,h,ch blocked IN the track Sing SING causing the
original blockade waS guilty Of gross careesrness
SxthThe Board finds that In consequence OF te aeeN
increased number aad speed Of trains on te ~" io'h
Central ond Hudson River road the open T"ad sN"n
Of operation insufficient 10 secure the heh''' e''
degree safety AID approves Of The determination o' u
,any 70 equip -, tracks with tho absolute block sys'
and also N lncr.ock all switches on the MAN traA WIN
distant signals recommends that II prosecute the work
with d-Iatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago. jan II CSpcciaD-Wheat to-day touched ~
cents OF traditional figure which is usually regard
el as natural stopping place May, after selling from
~ 10 90 cents closed at 30 $50 30 L. Gables were
lower and there increase in tho passage figures
OF 100000 bushels but OF the chief reasons for the
New.YOrk that foreign bulls Iiquldatng there.
II was pretty unanimously agreed today that the buy
Ing was better than tho selling. Armour was prom
inent in IT, Corn steady within range OF -
cent MAY selling between Al Is and 80 70. and closing
al 40 1-sD4l cents. The arrivals here were only 29S
cars with only eight Of the lot contract the estimate
for wtdne sday was only l4s. The local temper WAS
rather bulsh corn, based on large exports and smal
Western receipts oats were dull within a range Of
u cent NAV selling between 81 Is and 80 10, and
closing at 3031 1e cents. The stock OF contract oats
decreased 20 900 bushels here this. week. leaving
$4,000 bushels contract In all the public houses. Pro
visions to-day strong. Although the closing ng.
ures not the top pork nevertheless, at
night showed an advance Monday OF 10 cents lard
of , 10 cents ribs OF ; cents There were AZ 600
hogs and the estimate for Wedne sday was 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
MEEIINi OF THE LEGI-LAI | RE-.
| HUDSON GETS THE LIONS SHARE OF PATRONAGE
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

HuD'ON WIS Iii'' ihON ShHhi- VI -
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Trenton. y. j., Jan. IL (Spccall.-Simultaneously
with the invasion Of the city by the Patrick H. oNcili
Association. OF Jersey City. the Democrats took posses
sion of the state House today Paddy O'Ncls
desk In the House was n mass Of flowers. Al .
O'Clock. while the local Democracy was hrhg "a
cannon in honor Of the ONclll, tho organization OF
the Legislature proceeded with. IL became plain
then that Hardin. of ESSEX. had bcntcn Lane OF
Union for leadership the floor Of the House. for
he offered all the resolutions and transactcd the
party business OF tho dny. Hudson County as usual
got the Hons share Of the officers This will occasion
the annual howl in South Jersey. feature OF the
organization that will positively arouse inc Ire OF
the thrifty Jcrseyman the election OF wch'yionr
doorbcepers for the House There were SIX last year.
The Assembly Chamber is larger, TO be sure "'"n
IL was them but the doorkeepe will have " push au
crowd haN 10 find room for themselves. NV" PrNa'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

.,t,,r accident happened 10 Il express Tram
a., x,r Haven ,oad which left the Grand central
s,,on ot - o'clock Yesterday afternoon ~ the ''l
wos approaching woodlawn Junction i'rsc 'er'1',
u.cd in the construction Of bridge ai 'na, p'c 'o
nm the locomotive The smokestacN WIS "c"''''''''
fine boiler displaced ard the cdt OF ''e c"s''' """'S
wrecked The train was moving s'oN'S ~ NV '
otherwise a more serious "'''''", u.s."
resulted. The o'N pe,o'" :. in fine employ Of the
- ,, poiro,d rs a civil engineer lie was
,n,iug IN the bridge when the guy rope OF the der
rick caught the smohcstack of the loc"mot'e. The
NV" - hoc,, with force ard, striking Mazean
,,norkcd him from the bridge lie fell distance OF
aho,,t twelve feet and injured internally. II was
feared that he wouh be parnlyhed ior me lie wa.
..,,oysd ~ his home Mt rrionport, IN the tIwn OF
relh'eu 10 NJ hid that the engineer should have
aneG Es Train When no the derrick hanging over
the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.

For New. England. rain southcasterly winds
For NewYork. light snow; slightly colder variable
winds 1870,
FOR PcnnsvINanls rain. tuning 20 snow slightly
colder.
ror Xev.Jer.ey Delaware Maryl1nd. Virginia and the
Carollna,. rain casterly winds
Tor Georgia rain colder by night
For Northern Florida and Aabaml. rain and snow
colder.
For Mississippi aud Louisiana, lsht rain, followed by
clearing slightly cooler the tiulf
For Texas and Arkansas clearing. -
For TENNESSEE aud Kentucky. snow clearing IN Men
tucky. colder.
For West Virginia and ohio. snow colder.
For Indiana fair. slightly colder Ia the south
For Illinois. fair: warmer by night
For Lover Michigan. fair; watner bv night
For Unper Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa Kan.
.,s Nebraska anu South Dakota, generally far slightly
ror North Dakota snow nuuicS slightly warmer.
tor Missouri fair; warner by ni~ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

BENJAMIN IIarri, and penno Rothn"n were placed on
,,i in General Sessions yesterday for le'yng bacA"a'
r.. r,vor a Park Place policy dealer On
- I, u,rri. got Rothmln 10 buy policy slip from
1,a. and then threatened the dealer with prosecution
unIess he paid $50 Harris keeps cigar stole at 29
powerv and Taylor brought the money there. lie PAU
- 49, nm N the blackmailer who was at once arrested
nv. nolIccmen who accompanied TAYLOR
hoffman pleaded guilty in court Yesterday he mas
~ t., This country only year. and speaks several Ian
gu,gcs having good education lie was merely TOOL
for Harris who played the same trick on policy ae,
- Io,o,c Harris was found guilty, and he and Roth
man were rcmanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
uFsSryGER COMPANIES COMBINE.

The stockholders OF tho American District Telegraph
COMPANY Yesterday approved the proposition for an
increase OF the capital stock from 5000 600 %
- 100000. They also ratified the purchase OF tho
Mutual District Telegraph and tho Mutual Dlstrict
Messenger companies which were bought for sl.2'3.
600 The 1878 900 necded in addition to the increase
Of 81 100000 in the capital stock OF the American
Company To carry out the contract VIII be supplied
ont Of the treasury stock OF the American Company
4, sr.,cdily as possible steps will he taken 70 unite
the services Of the formerly competing companies
without advancing rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
rycBriSE rs HE DEATH RATE.

4, nr lain n. Maggie. Il the Health Department.
oxp<tcd on Monday. there was an apparent increase
in the reported mortality Yesterday when 40 ceriii
Gates Of death received al the b"re"" OF l'ul
c,nu.tcs only twelve Of the death, were said to
, , cou.ed hv tho grip. Il smaller number than
hnd been expected Dr. Nagle said tn" record did not
Indicate any appreclabie change III the epidemic III
n.I. ~,,v 4. the end Of the week 1t might be pos
'',,. 70 prcdct that the grip had hegn to abate he
soid but the weather Yesterday helped To spread the
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.
4 sLow.MovING STORM oN THE GULF COZ

A sLow.MoVING STORM on THE GULF COAST
Washington. Jan I2.-The storm has remained nearly
stationary in the Middle Gulf. trough Of low press.
ur., extend, from thu MINI Gulf 10 tho 81 Lawrence
Valley 4 second storm 9pp'ars 10 be developing IN
Montana The clearing condition has remained nearly
stationary In kansas has fallen in The Ono AID
,,cdlo N,.sssipnl Valleys Rain has fallen Gut
and Atlantic states except Florida IN" "reiaur" nus
fallen I'm tho Middle and Lower Valleys ana he >ouh
-, and generally elsewhere. Itain snoN
tu,V be cNpcc the Atlantic AMI east cur stats
Hc., Ea.t,n Florida clearing in tho ONO and Middle
Mipls-pIa valleys and increasing cloudihess ana sho"
furrie, I'm the Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

living The collection Is exhibition Q. auction
rooms from O'Clock m. 10 D. m, and from b 10
p. M Among the artists represented J. Constable.
De la Pena Diaz C. f. Doubimy, NJ. r. II. De HAS.
Julien Dupre, Benjemn Eugene Fchel Eugene verboeck-
hocven. Felix Francois Zeim George H. Boughton Jean
Jacques Henner James NJ Hart, Eugene Isabey Charles
Emile Jacque, T. II. Kammerer, George Michel Adrian
Moreau, Louis Robbie j. b. Robie Jacobe Ruysdae Da-
vd Teners, the younger. Frederick votr and II C.
WnndYflla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Jan 1l.-Flour quiet, ulchansed; TO
ceipts 1898 bbls shipments. 0.s6s bbs; sales, $50
bbs. Wheat easy: No. = red spot SlaSl % 1s:
January, 81; February, 81 90 5-sGsl 90 80; March,
red 0Ta87 1-4c receipts. 1926 bush; stock. L.,
49, $40 bush; sales 242 900 bush southern wheat
nominal; Fuitz, 95cd 81 Oh: Longbeiry, 98cd 81 Ca
Corn active and easy mixed spot, 80 $3.50 BAG;
January. 80 LA 10 j-5c February Al 5-oa4l 34c'
March, 40 liza 40 5-oc: April. 40 ia 40 BIC May.
soc steamer mixed. A. 1-4c: receipts. lsO2!' bush;
shipments 1877 bush: stock 224 226 bush sales.
4O3 900 bush southern corn steady white 4saolc'
800 80 12c No; mixed do: 37c asked receipts 200
shipments. 257l4 bush; stock, 13l. bush Hay
steady good to choice timothy, Sl3d ga. Grain
lac. Provisions active and steady. Butter firm
active: creamery. fancy. 3Ie 32c do fair to choice
270 soc: do imitation. 24a .1c: ade. fancy, .3c;
good choice 2Oa 2c roofs ne Gle do fair TO good
17o zoe: store packed, 13d 1oc. Eggs firm ut FAC.
Coffee steady: refined: lie Whlskey firm at 81 g.
Buffalo Jan. I2-No l hard wheat quiet offerings
fair: 10000 bush No. 1 hard sold at al % 1s 1000
bush sold at 81 closing at 80 lie: 1000 bush No.
Northern sold at 9oc 10000 bush do sold at 81 l2c
lower; 3 cars No. = red sold at 95 1-2aoec; 2
cars mixed sod at "a lee; ear No. 1 white
sold at 05c Com dull and unsettled cars No.
yellow sold at 400 46 &c: q No. corn sold at
a. l-4a4 5c; car No. yellow sold at 45c; cars No
corn sold at AZ lea 44c. oats dull and weak No.
white. 81 lie: No: white. 35 &c; 40. mixed.
80 2c Ia ley quiet and steady fancy Western, CSC;
No. =, IS liza sec: State $50 72c Michigan. fair to
choice COZ SIC Iowa. J0d jJc Canada. s5d soc. Rye
nominal: Flour dull and weak: best spring, s5%
s. 10: do winter. 81 7jd 3f 90: -four. IS % NIL
feed dull: coarse winter bran. sl7 %: do spring.
Sl6 80. Receipts-Wheat, $500 bush corn, 43OOO
bash: oats. 5000 BUSH Shlpmens-Wheat, $4,000
bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

Tribune Oncc. Jan. 49, y. m.-Cloudine's and fog
with q humidity between .95 aud 100 per cent nearly
all day and with rain the evening. made up yesterdays
n,ooramue Az times the northcrly breeze grew lrsk
The temperature ragged between 81 and 30 decree the
80 lower than on thr corresponding
,jav Ia, wear and 50 higher than on Monday.
I and near this city to-day thce VIII p"blhly be- rain.
,,os.iblv changing to Sigh, thermal changes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
,o .or,r OIL pifNTIyGS AT AUCTION.

william n Norman will sell at auction Tomorrow and
r5v evenings at the auction rooms. No. go fifa,e
number Of choice oil paintings They viii consist OF
.ra,on. q, q f. wtunore and James Sloan. TO which
viii bs added few pictures the property Of persons st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SIN Ernnrlsco. Ian. L. 1902

THROUGH sLEEPING-CAR FOR CALIFORNIA.
Leaves Grand Central station every Tuesday at 80
p m. VIA NewYOrk Central Perfect service. No -
tra faro 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

- .,.gh without change 10 san Fran
Private car ,hTovs" via New York Central. No cx-
CISCO eVfps on application TO ticket sseats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this dIaeram a continuous white line shows ne
changes In pressure a. Indicated BY The Trouhes SELF
temperature a. observed at Perrys Phsfmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-13

2s@ S i Gac d.h.. sos2,S ordinary Iosi'c. ESs'.
23d2ic.
1i !@''""I flour '' easy Wheat in lair asmaSs.
40. :. rd. oieo1c. Receipt, 1000 bush. shipments.
IN far demand. firm No. = mixed, - &c. Rye dull,
30. >. SEC. Porh nominal 81 - new Lard N
light demand 81 80. whiskey hrm sale i.04:I bbs
finished gods on basis ~ 10 iiu,ier nrn, inoy
100 l-c. sugar firm. Eggs strong, 20. Checss
firm.
Philadelphia. Jan. i..-r1our-Demand continued
slow and u'snti Nactory and the markct was weak
though rotabiy unchanged. Western AID PENNSYLVANIA
sur-r, 81 4oa ~ 80. d. do. extras, ~ 20 - No.
T .tsh s. az =. ,' western winter clear - ao
- IS: do d., straight. ~ !jo ~ % winter patent.
- 500 30 - Minnesota clear - 500 - 80 90
straight. - 7jo ~ 90: do patent rj0sj 70. Rye
nour inactive al unchanged nm"h~heat -four dnil 1t
Jess and price, clined ic under lower report. from
passages 10 Enropr. EApor 81 y re- holding IN ana
demand from millers light No. PcnnsS lvanis In
f"br1ary'. ooG % 2c Marh II o. 10 ~ o. April.
81 O2ai OF le. Corn Markc, drpr-~-e,i By free
oerngs and prices %, nll Gciv, 10 r,por' elev sa,
aud near deliveries 70 M freight. tut cables were
,s,,cr and new demand hr cNrem hTm; nsh csr
IN grain depot a4c No. in expert elevator - &c
steamer IN do ts', No; Es.1v tn s" a. seg
February March and April. 40 "a 80 81. onfs--
Receipts were more Ibe Snf the , market ~ ~ Ssr:
No. = white, 4oc do choice. 80 e No. white
January 39a ~ lie. February. MARIN anu Np1t.
3. d:.9c Provisions jobhine fairly 1T steady
prices Reef. city family all" ~ - do packet.
~ 5Oa siO smoked beef. i06lic. beef hams new.
Si3 jOa ala so: pork. mess ne", I'll naS i2 90
family ga hams smoked per n. - ia lie. do :. u.
cured In ties I-2rgc sides clear nbbci Ia salt,
I4c do do do smoked lie: shoulder IN dry salt
fully cured. Las -.c. do 10 smoked. sds SC:
shoulders pickle cured. u i-ia6 p. de- do smoked,
&c bellies In pickle - 20 do breakfast baeoD.
o lOc. Lard. pure city refined re DO butch.
ers' loose Gao ltc. Butter, Mn" goods scaoe ane
firm ylvania creamery eXt.I Bic Pennsylvania
print extra. Wholesale. 3tc jobldng Boo Jsc fsgs
duh and weak. Pennsylvania nrSis, &c. sugars,
refined dull md weak loaf. 7--c cubes, 5l6c;
extra powdered xxx, 5 Js943tc: standard
powdered 5i6c: fine granulated. i-sc standard
srnnulsted. 4 l.sc: Tmorr .ales II l6c
crown \, Side. crystal A. - double refined
diamond A for candy. isc; confectioner' \. 80;
red star A. 2 7-sc: Keystone 4. 3 1-c: FEnklin ID.
Z 3.tc Franklin extra e. 2 3-c RID star {. 1880:
green star G. 1-4c: blu. star {, Bio. Potatoes
arm and fairly active. white potatoes per bush. early
rose PENNSYLVANIA choice t7G zoe. other early rose
choice Asa 47c DO do fair IA good foa &c Bnrbanks
and white star choice. 45o &c. DO do fair to GOOD
]Oa <oc other articles unchanged. Rec-,pts-Flour.
I 900 bbls 600 sacks. wheat. 2.lOo bush: corn,
TO-, 400 bush oats. J2.1OO Bush. Shipments-WheaA
% 500 bush corn 5000 bush oats 1900 bush