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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKhr..-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Jan I---Catile-Rsccpts last twcnty-four
kours. LEO lead total FOR week TIM, ihr ""o menu
Tor same time last week. 600 hrad ,ohsighei
through .o2u head. Ia New York. 40 head on
sale 100 head market opened quiet ana steady ,
closed easy; fair. LOO To Loo lbs, ce'IS' = 2o@
~ - good fancy oxen. ~ J1n - - islr
w,uty-four hours 800 head total for week mus
far. 80 40 head for sam" time last week. 100
Read consigned througl. 200 head to Nv orn:
3a5O head on sale. $500 head market opened very
slow and lower, clos'd weak ana lower ,orhetS'
q soe % light do - Va. ~ ,J mediums; - - "o
shccp and IamIc- Receipts last twenty four hours.
jeOo head total FOR week thus far. o,ioo head
for time last week. 1900 Lead consigned
sale 200 head market opened steady CLOSED barely
steady all sold fair TO good sheep - iOa 20 extra
Western 50 .j0 - 50: culls and common, =, !o@
~ - good lambs. srG 81 40, mr. o. "" - 30 >
Canadns, $50 10 20.
81 Louis Jan. ls.-Csttle-Rcceipt', $500 head
shipments 400 head market steady natives and Il
- 90: fed Texas steers, ~ 100 ~ 30 grass do.
- @Oo f3 30. Iiogs-I|c'ip's, ll,ooo head SNIP
menis .3OO head: market lOd"oc lower; heavy
- .Oa - 80 packed s7o - 40 light. - los ~ 30
sheep Receipts. 700 head shipments. none; market
troIg fair good natives, Siaf4 20: choice mutons
:jo :, 10. ,-
oi1. Nrw-NorlS exchange sold NJ SOC di count. Scr
linz cNchangc dull ~ Ia for iXty day LlIl,, s.
for SIKH, drafts. Money cnsy; u per cent.
Chicago. Jan. Is" The Evening Journal reports
Catilc receipts, 5000 head; shipments. 1000 head
prime heavy. strong; common grades: lOaloc lower
best steers. - Coz 20; medium. ~ zoe
- -; t'dcrs; ti@*i -; COW ~ zoe zoe
mcnt-. 5000 head market l5a zoe lower lxcd and
parhcrs. - .Ijo - 80: prime heavy and butchers
weights ~ GOo - - prlm, light ~ 4Oa ~ 40; other
light, ~ .IO0 ~ 3D. sheep Receipts 5000 head
Shipment, 300 head market slow. 1O0 l5r lower
lambs 1552jc lower; natives, ia - - W ,ternS'
~ o50sj - ycarlIns wctlers. ~ 21"Sj 80; lambs
- JOa 50 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
COTTON MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Jan. IL r. m.-Cotton-FuturS closed
steady. Amcfican-M diiing. low mdding CLAUSE. Janu
arv delivery 66d sellers. January and Februiry de-
livery ) 6.Gld sellers; February and March delivery
GO III sellers March and April delivery. 1-Oid buyers
Ar-il and Nav delivery 964d sellers May and June DE-
livery 1901 -6d June aud July delivery l2.6id
buyers July and August delivery, 1861 Nauc August
and september delivery , li-04d sellers.
Gals, ,ton Jan ls-C Cotton st.ady mlddllng Ptc 10"
ndding. good Ordpary SIC net ana gross receipts
9sl9 hles export, IN" Continent Gls3 bales; sales
liz bales. stock. lOSQo3 bales.
Norfolk Jan lS.-Cotton dull: middling, 9hc; low
mIddling lj-l6c: good ordinary SIC net and gross re-
cepts OlJ bale. exports rOastwlsc 40 bales sales
Ol3 bales, stock ti.Ooi bales.
N,w-Orie1ns Jan. ls.-CorOn steady; nddlng y 5loc
low niddlln. lJ6c: good ordinary. - lOc; net re-
certs 9i bsl'; gross 5oi6 bales eXports ,oaswise
.j6I bales sales 9OoO bales stock, 31S O69 bales.
Savannah. Jan. 1S.-Cotton very dull mlddlng. o<c'
low mddnc oc good ordinary She net an gross re-
bales exports coatwi> 40 bales safes,
80 bales stock O.. ll5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

,a,ned State factory fall made. white fancy. lldc
eoIod fancy e2c; full cream choice Si ,o i.r sote
factory. part skins Chcnango and nshboring conl a
small sizes choice 9L2niOc; good to prime. '%u'v,
isp"n SIC choice S,a:5c prime 7',6Sc fair to sooa
90 7ac common 4o5c full skins. lo22c Penn
Sim. Quotations show further nirku
sVance stae fresh gathered enore
4Oc Western fresh collection, best. $50 zoe Southe
"t ga western late gathered choice SOC fall pa ked
good 10 p inc 3Gc packed, icehouse, 33a3ic imo
eggs, per dozen, 3la32c. ,., on FAC, a,,cc
StGAR-RAwFirner Mu,eo, aio' :. s.s': BOZ Ind lS
and 90 bags muscoyado 80 test Ice: REFINED
Finn Cut loaf 53l ajac: crushed 53l d19c powdered,
&c extra fine ersnilaed isld5c cubes 4oia5.e
diamond A. 46o ace confectoners' A. 5edts.c CO.;
Iumba A. 4!4a5'ss Windsor A. +tiTtsc EmpIfe
asa4.56e; no O. 4slatac no. t1satise; No No. =
3slGic; No y, 369a3'sc; NO - 3ise STEAMER
Dull and unchanged. Lard quoted at Use ana oleO
TALLow-Easler; prime city closing at o+c. Sales
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
+ ARyOCT Kills HIMSELF WITH A SCALPEL

Herman Erche who has charge Of the house with
furnished rooms at No. 233 East Seventy sevcnth-st
has lately had for boarder one Jacques Arnoux
a Frenchman, who had followed the occupation OF
q nurse. ArnOux had for some time suffered from
I'll health, and had been unable 10 work At times
he WINS despohdent but had given no indications Of
an attempt to commit sniciie Returning TO his home
at IL o'clock on Tuesday night. he asked Erche TO
call him at o'clock the next morning. Yesterday
at the appointed time EIche went to the basement
bedroom. used by Arnouy. and. failing to get an
answer to his calls. broke open the door. lie found
Arnoux sitting in q chair dead with his head resting
against the wall. On the floor at his left side
a pool OF blood that had dropped from a cash in
his wrist. His cheek also bore IA deep cut. In his
right hand was surgeons scapcl one OF a number
Of instruments In his possession With this he had
taken his life When found he had been dead n
little more than hour.
Arnoux had worked at different times in the hos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
ELIZABETH.

Frank Davis. a colored cook, broke INTO Ryan
Hotel at midnight ON Tuesday with the purpose IL Is
believed Of stealing the valuable 1ewelry on the pody
OF Mr.. Ryan, which lay In the paror Inc pouy,
however was guarded by friends and the tmei
turned his attention to the other rooms OF the house.
and visited them all in search Of booty. The noise
he made was heard by the watchers with the corpse
and they informed the police Davis was caught under
tho stairway. One of his hands was bleeding pro
fusely where he cut it in breaking pane OF glass In
the rear window. His movements in the hotel were
traced by the blood which dropped from the wound.
James T. Person, who for several years was the
Republican representative in the Union County Board
from Westheld Township. yesterday In the Union
County Circuit Court brought suit against the Jersey
Central Railroad Company for $4,000 damages Tor
injuries sustained In collision on the High Bridge
branch of the road Chester. NJ j. Oh september 10,
by which he sustained incurabe injuries Mr.. Pier
son riding in car which was hurled from the
track and badly smashed. He alleges the accident
was due carelessness the part Of the company 5
employees. The case Will be tried at the next term
Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
Natures Surest Ally.

weakly constitutions swift indeed would be the
. malsdy TO its fatal termination. While nature thus
1udcious medicinal help. Experience be guide
in battles with disease. and that clamp TO our feet" nd
Gates Hostesers Stomach Bitters as safe tried and
thorough ally Of nature II the blood be infected with
bile II the bowels and stomach inactive II the KID
neys fail expel impurities OF which they the
outlet OF the bitters the reliance
sufferer that Is sanctioned by professional
Endorsement and for nearly half century No Amcr
cen foreign remedy has earned greater distinction
remedy for and preventive Of chronic liver complaint
larls constipation kidney and rheumatic trouble and
nifty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

DEEKsKILL.-The subject Of an electric railway
for PeeRsxilI has been agtated for some time.
few weeks ago a number OF capitalists met and
formed the Peekskill Surface Railway Company. On
Tuesday morning q messenger went to Albany and
filed the articles OF incorporation with the Secretary
of State. From there hc took fast train to New
York; then by the Harlem road to White Plains,
and at y. IN. filed tho papers there. lie was then
driven to Tarytown. and in the evening application
was made to the Common Council for franchise
to build and operate q trolley road In the streets
of Peekskill. II will TO NerIlanck's Point
Lake Hohegan, Hill Side Cemetery, the state Camp
and other points. The capital stock is $4,000. The
ncorporators and principal stockholders are Clark
d. Rfinenart, George +. Gilully, James VI. Clifford,
Edward II. Hobbs, Jesse Sterns Edwin b. Lent.
Nelson G. Foshay; William r; 1horne' George =;
Briggs DIR. z. H. Mason, DR.. T.. ID. VI. Lyon. David
s. Monsaratt John Smith, ir. and William Lawson
NEw.ROCHELLE-Mrs. Matilda X. McBurrows died
at Iarchmont yesterday. She was the mother OF the
actor NcBurr0ws, who killed In the fire at the
Brooklyn Theatre IN 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW OKh DEhLlNbo
The wheat speculation yesterday was irregular, but
the ultimate tendency was toward lower prices
Foreign advces were unfavorable but the small de-
crease in the visible supply east Of the Rocky Noun
tains shown by Bradstreets weekly statement effected
q rally from early heavness. Later on the reports
from Washington 10 the prospects OF the Anti
option bill eXerted depressing influence and prices
ended down 3-sd "a cents for the day.
Corn and oats both were heavy In sympathy with
the leading cereal. Corn closed down SO cent and
oats lost Lao l-2 cent. Lard ruled higher.
The hnal quotations were * follows
Wheat-,January. 80 IS; February, 20 Ia: March,
81 SO May, So Sc; June, "a is July, "a "a cents.
Corn-January So Ia; February, % "a March,
6a,sEjan,ary, 80 "a; February, 80; May. 80 3 3
cents.
Lard-.Ianusry, Sl1; May, 80 so
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat, 2O.j52 bushels; corn, 3D.
bushels oats, 10000 bushels total grain. Ia, O7
bushels; flour, 3s.j54 packages. AT Chicago, Mil
Waukce and St. Louis the arrivals were Wheat,
27l 1856 bushels; corn, 222 $40 bushels; oats, 2e0,-
AIS bushels total grain, 7o3sao bushels; flour, a.,
1853 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

New.Yor1. Wednesday, Jan. ls.-BEEVES.K1cripts
81 cars or DO head-Ji consigned dect 10 u nSht-
car for eS TO- E%u sa ana otr about san S' s
To- be sold The trains SLOW reaching the yards IN
after |. O'Clock and IL cara were c cPe ,o,
evening. Price. were little NM and medium TO good
o shSa nshs soo aT 81 steers s at -
mixed cattle - s5salo oxen and STAYS at - 500
dressed nt,e sides im at ad0c for common TO extra
re quay c SSM I 'G for hycpoo takes out 20
sac shanDers he (;emanlc 200 qpa H for
SO Sairc ," saasy dvaSd bnern Il: Goldsmith and
day lor Bermuda with % cattle and 30 sheep -.u.
saD Meacr'on Co 20 IcAans 19os II =, ayer2s o
do 1915 n, - co DO 1909 n at ~ + Ohio 49,
rs B. at At !, 3 DO &c. la ! b at + 8 + %S'1 g
- 20 IS DO l2s5 ~ At . 10 do , 1870 At . 60
DO I55 NJ $, do 100 p p at = 80 10 do nj lt 100
e ca 1860 II. at - 81 3 DO 1910 ~ a. 10 bulls
1876 H. - 80; 8 90 30 n at So %; Is sGw; li55
% & & 81 { 8 E % 's
~ - i do go ~ at - / do. $50 N. At y %.
10 .s iS 90 9S r a. q !, sT asi,n n,
@% ~ !; = si,i. 1000 sSl. - +
3 70 q N dS d. qg 5s at q. = 6 u d. $50
1885 H. at > 30; IL ohio do I3s9 n at - %; state
COWS ~ n - 81 II do go ~ at - 30 state do
Ka,5 rdccch STATE zen i'?5 At At e, 80 5o,.
s23 n. at So d. 20 ~ at 81 10 do. $50 n at
r. 4 iss ;; &; & a, ;, ..
MII.CM cows Eec,pts cycr all roads, i69 had
l H s aSs n from n"e go to $50 F head ''
Dhnlock so{ 10 cow at iS6 sr head and iial'noeci
nfp i SIS head Of wb ch 5ls at
ac o-' hiahc r"'' All odd at so%ss per-
90 cnS'G and H. MS and ' 81 m for Wes
DIs.:d calves ,ady at sd 10. Gc",ry dressed t Tor
little caye, 6d0c for dressed grassers. anf 5aG7ac for
Sas.-G Diilsnbsck: 8 veal.. Ia n average 80
pc, 100 n Do 1873 =, at - 30 !: DO is2 n e ~
~, s, a: s. t %o 70 & tsa s' d. g s { q
50 sn 20 o. a SF =: s % q ?.s e ID at IS
as 81 Dc % T. r at r. % dss az ~ q d'
p. Nelson: . ycals. 1874 n. at - 30; do i2J ~
ad V ~ at US :. So 5?' a at 3 q? s s
Mr@;'Ss s., ca a., = ,' a, s' " at So DO 100
J s. pd.o'k < Son, sea., 90 to leo -, at Sass;
F @nTf = aID L,IiisRecsp,,. a;qqas, % ea.s
ves no, plenty aud p m[s 6 a, fy ' to so g
wc,c Mn nrn selling At Is $3.50 - 'or po,rc- T.
mutton i'm a s@ot, dea lamb, .t.edy ct "a TO-.
,s S' Is ' rI 100 r 20 % d. E' IS 1 Al :. :
II q" - - stat" do 80 u ~ 50 -, 20 DO. -
. a. 80 NJ Ohio do. Il - nc 80 30 lOl ohio sheep
lOi r. - - -, 80. 90
DO 80 %. ~ ~, % do ~ y a. 80 90, III Penn
yaula DO 20 = 80 3 ~ Pennsyl Nania sheep. -
81 ~ - - ~ DO. 81 =. at - T. do. 80 u. Vt
- 80 49, - ~ .. .
20 ~ - do r. - lO1 Western sheep - - At
-l. Is Pennsylvania sheep aud lamb. ~ ~ al - -
q, pi'enblck: i5j STATE lambs, 40 u. az 80 20; ~
say, sp, 10, St,,. lambs 81 n az ~ 80. 1js do
2 = al Pennsylvania do. 20 y al - 30: 1I3
western d. g. - AZ - IS II Western sheep 20 n. at
- 80 90, - =, -
10 tat. lambs ~ . OF AZ - do. " n. At - 80.
wllker-on & sherman: l'j Michigan sheep. - ~ az
- CO. 49,. , ,.....
Jpii Buckingham 30 Pennsylvania sheep and lambs
nos Ne ,rlnts 70 cars or 5.jis head-23 cars az
g0h..i and al Jersy CIV. Feeling ittr Weak
u VI N son \ .nll 10 stat" hogs lbb " averaYr,
AZ per and fair 20 I'd are duotaOlc at - 'oasS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. ls.-Elour firm, unchanged receipts.
7Gi hbls shipments 1856 bbls sales 400 bbls. Wheat
weak 40 - red spot aud Jonuar, 1p2dDrc; February,
1J aS0c May, S2LdS2'ic steamer, No rd, ,Dl'c bid
bush Milling wheat by sample, 7sao2c: Corn weak :;
epot 53t.dj3asc January DE asked; Februlry.
81 c asked March, JOiec ashd May 52c asked steamer
mixed. 52iaj2l,c; receipts, 125 bush stock III 10
5jo; Yellow d. do. 5il2d55c. Oats steady INN NJ
white Western fIdi2c; No > mixed do, 33d3stec
ceips. 1000 bush stock. lol,1S7 bush Rye quiet and
tcady No 3 G5c nominal stock. 1ll;417 bush. Hay
fciehts Inactive unchanged. Cotton nominal middling.
lO-c. Provisions firm. unchanged. Butter very rrm !;
Creamery fancy 35c do fair 10 choice 300 BE do iml.
on 26a .Sc adlr, fancy. 20c good 10 choice 22d 2,c
l7di9c. Egg uncertain. ijc Coffee steady aud active
Rio cargOcs. fair. 1880; No :. 1G-c. Sugar firm and
quiet ennulatd. 4'sc Copper strong; refined, III u
lac. Whisky UNCHANGED.
Buffalo Jan ls.-Spllar wheat dui. Sales car
closing No. l hard. old oOasc do new. sac No. /,
Northern Duluth old s7a.c do washburn s05sc; do
Minneapolis mixed so1sc; do Duluth new. s0sc; No =
7"Ec No; 3 extra led &c No; white, 77iae. Corn
steady; offerings and demand fair sales No. ,
yellow. 4sc II cars No. do. i71c : cars No. 4 do.
t7c ear. No. >. 472c; ears. No. $. 47c; car. No.
I. 46i2c Oats easier demand and supply light Sales.
cars NO. white +osc; 5 cars No: do; S9gc
40. mixed SSc tack; No. white. tlsc; No. 5
do iopc asked store Barley unsettled no choice grades
Western offered; No extra Western quoted. zoe No.
s S ss No SSs CO. 5s6 e,
Ole. Flour teady, best spring. - 55asi % do winter,
saei 10 Rive flour. % eoo ~ - MN feed hm. good
$4,000 bush; cats, 1000 bush. Shipmcnts-whcat,
800 bush corn. 5000 bush barley. 200 bush.
Chicago. jan ISThe leading futures ranged follows
Articles. Opening. Highest Lowest Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Another decline In the output Of the Mcdonald pool
has reduced the daily production 10 10000 barrels.
The recent Of this field to bear out the
promise Of gradual collapse. The partial returns
of the pipe lines for the continue foreshadow
an important decline In net stocks. The stock Ex
change market was stagnant yesterday. but at the
Consolidated Exchange 5000 barrels Of cash oil
sold at 53 cents and 200 barrels In options
sold at 80 l-2 cents. The tone was firm although
ut OH City final prices were easier In tendency.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at J3O cents
per gallon In barrels $50 cents in bulk and 81 3
cents In Foreign quotations were: Antwerp,
IL rs francs; Bremen. AS marks; London. 20
5-6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. IS. 34j p m.-Beef and pork-Hold, rs
oNer moderately Hams-fIoders offer moderately; short
cut about a TO Is n hrm at d6s I'd iaconm folder,
ocr Cumberland cut about 70 - 80 N, stadv
So short Tb, about - ..say az 3is; long clear
Hdir. at"ut - H. steady aC Dos, long ana snort cleal
m - n. steady az J3s shoulders about II
10 IL n, steady At I'D. che Soiloldrs Offer spar:
ingV. Tallow-IIoferS Offering. Iurprtine and
Offer moderately. Laid.spot-Holder, one
moderately. futures Offering prime West
crn ,pot DUH at WHEAT and nouriIoders Offer mod
.r:scfy Corn->pot-H Holders offer snrnglv; futures,
bors offer mixed Western Arm at Is Sd
January old steady A. I'D January, new steady at
= Sad February new. duh At AZ I'd Hops at Lon
don-Pacinc Coast-Holders Offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
TOTAL, RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In BI1z!l growth, the tone was stesdy upon
the basis OF l7l0l7ilc for no a. options WIZ ial,y
active opening ga 10 points ADVANCE ana clo'ne sN"
with but slight net changes for The day. he SALE.
II 80 Gables were generally >'tsuF haNi'
advanced a franc, while l!ambure advanced = pig; ON
cal London prices ~ p. m January, as "a fenfusty
June 76s The Rio cable quoted first ordinary uo
change (priyarcl 49, receipts II RIO. 5000 bags Rio
clcaranccS United states 1000 bags lo clcardnrrs
10 Europe 4 600 bags Hio stock, l67 900 bags Rio
market nrm Receipts in Santo, 1000 bag santos
Stock os7 900 bags Santos market firm Good average
SautC s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ROCKLAND COUNTY

EIGHTEEN HORSES BURNED IN NYACK.
Van Houten's livery stable at Nyack was burned
On Tuesday. Eighteen horses persisted in the flames
hut all tho other stock saved. This is the fourth
stable fire within month and 1t looks like the work
of An incendiary. Five thousand dollars will cover
the loss.
Many people are crossing the Hudson to and
from Tarrytown daily and sleigh and cutter crossed
on Tuesday. The ice in the channel in Tappan Bay
Is sixteen Inches thick.
MollIe Whearty and her baby will to-day leave New
City Jail, where they have been since July 10. Molie
IS the girl who was employed In the postal depart
memt of the Government in New York. and embeZzed
ab6ut S4OO. For time MOllie and her baby will re-
main with a family New City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX ~ THE CITY.

Andrew Williams, who lived with his wife and
family at No. 44e West Fifty -hth-st.. found on
January IL TO be suffering from smallpox. and was
removed to North brother Island. Yesterday tree
little children living In the house stricken
with the disease. They Thomas Carroll, four
years old Maggie Gallagher, six years old. ana
George Gal CHER. eight years old Wien williams found
that he had the disease he warned his wife and
children TO keep the fact secret. He lay In his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .........6A Low Middlng So.
Good OrdlnIrv Miding 1-lC

Liverpool tclcgr0ms As y. m.Rocepts. I. 600 bales
of which American 1000 bal sales. 700 bales. n
which for speculation ard export 500 halcs; American.
1000 bales. spot market .teadrr. Middling upands,
sd Futures opened steady at 100 to 26id advance.
Manchester makr1 yarns strong: cloths, steady Ilsyrc
spot market quiet. ord. SPOT. Gjr tre, ord. 6Se
has. md, COZ. January. or February. VI March.
o. April. 612; MAY G2s June. 03s July. OJ's value.
Future market steady.
In options trading quite tv'. the sncs asyre.
eating 3O2 900 bales. The opening was at 1.d" points
advance aud prices at the close -hodo total net gain
l99l9 point for the The OF IN" Nruurs
the decidedly better tone Of the cable advice, 10.
cctheg with the bul-h weather reports which frightened
The shor, and drove them 10 cover. The s1!c' were
3O2 coo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

FLOUR AND MEN-tLQ rR-was dull and M,
prce- tie trak IN wheat scard.o buyer Eu' ~,
o i goo Soo az, N ai l at r as S aSi a~
sriinr, chiefly at I7ai7s "a 6 tinted Klns.oa
hSac', ' To,, 1@; i & COO .os and hi. H.
goo COO 81 aa a, VIZ: . '' BIZ zoc
: asS 100 tx, q e ssI" pm
,acs = - 20 l4cS BIZ .pTine @Eefs 81
i 5r 80 no ' sdc ' and saq' '"S oae.sda 9
an M, s aii r pad tb' i 5es 90 'upsraai S5
= loas5. 90 spTgg 60i' ~ 'up'fnne - so
Si ss Ns 30 .aea;' Is s,a.s % a,a. '0s
g X z x Ser ;, e ao4s IS . as '3' e d SIS
me ah,t cNW Tida I%r diKf S1l ic
n b s:sa%s'4 s'ss d I'VE %So&G s
nISci61EINi1L" DS BraadyrInc a. 30 Yellow Ne "
GRAIN-wnEAT-wa. less active and 'a,er on lower
cIta,e TIC Iacihc Coast yi.ib. than HPc'cd Of Over
1t G,G s SI No. S o s va, y of here and d wet IT, %
er s It. P. G%sr Msy 'f o. b t fan .,o g 81
under Tor 80 hard winsr c GaSer for No. NC,i9sn
Was dull and easier VIM wh'at. the export demand Of
.5 hi o pls 10 G sa n S Xp &
o55ac elevator 53. a'aAc delivered 5?.a12'c for STRAIN
very s. and nd y y: =. . %so OF h 20 90
ssn e ID 20 Ses o. So ~. n,x sdpI.q no 49,
"fs took $4,000 bush including so red winter s:a
oSS and 600 Do S,, Is . %Sd'5 Nix
me I'D v inter so ees s r
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