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completely with gamblers will force our Police Commits
sioners official knowledge Of the Official corruption
in Police Department OF this city. II the Commits
soners do not grappe with the gamblers grip upon TIE
guilty inspectors and captains 1t is because that grip is
the necks Of the Commissioners IN 'nseves
The awiess gambling believe and will be supp se1
hy Mr. Bymes. 1t Is against the LAWFUL poolfoom
gambling | speak today. only those people who nave
Investigated the subject have idea OF the enormity
and magnitude the vice OF gambng-especialy that
form of gambling inscparably oliei with racetacks The
turfgamters have fastened themselves upon the necks
Of our courts jurles and legislatures. The proprietor
notorious racctrack In NewJersey Is the die
OF the State Legislature, and this week had his
starter elected Speaker. The chief income OF the lac
Ing associations paid for gambling privileges
and 20 great the income derived from this that
the stockholders racing associations become enor
mously wealthy, and the starters and jockeys are
among the highest salared in the land
The Vast Of money required 10 maintain these
Citations come from boys and young men who make up
Of the patrons Of the pooooms The prisons
New York and NowJerscy are fun OF young men who
s>cbe their forery. hc and entertainments to their in.
for pooroom gambling. NO form OF gambling
such temptations and the fact that requires
money is why the first theft from employers is 40
easily made Superintendent Byrnes "we are send
ing TO prison right along on account OF the race
gambling craze"
personally know Of many homes that have been de.
stroyed and the lives Of young bghed in the pool.
don't believe that the cultivation Ct horses
speed Is sin. But the evil begins when the betting
begns-when fast horses make fast As horscracing
conducted raceracks have become synonyms for
eli degrading in modern life. 1t is time that the
gambling fraternity Of the country be opposed
ganzed opposition-an opposition that will eX.
pose bought-ond legislators who the States
New.York and New.Jcrsey. These poolrooms are the
for young they the training OF
forgery and defacation. Upon the brow Of poolseler
write unmistakable word ''Sw1nder.' Let our COW.
ardly nonommal profc sedy Christian voters wake up
and send cry to Albany repeal OF the Ives pool
law but self.ieiencc banker who employs
clerks; to every employer VINO inrusts money to other
hands TO every father who has TO every nan who
loves righteousness Join in the petition To our Legs
abolish the framed in the interest OF vice
and crime. pupits of New-York and NewJer'cy
blaze this the greatest agency OF vice and crime
today and people up and overthrow the turf
gambling
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FOR NUTRITION.
% CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE.

Church OF the Puritans and always had been a
utteances such he had never expected to hear In
Presbyterian pulpit referring 10 parts oi the nlornns
sermon. In which Dr.. Clark declared h. would be
bound by no ecclesiastical doctrines or dogmasl, ana
declaring his belief that the speaker should be allowed
to 60 where he saw fit. At this point Mr.. Ely was
called TO order by church member. and although =
more and took his seat a number in the church
among them Mr.. Ely did not vote at all on The
resolution.
The Church Of the purians Is over twenty years
old. has membership Of 700 and m annual Income
OF ST. 900. The congregation is largely made up OF
professional men. among them being many lawyers,
doctors and teachers.
When at his home No. 30 West hundred
and -thrticth-s after the service, DIR. Clark said
Having fear lest my friends would get themselves
into trouble with the General Assembly by giving
regular letter Of dismisson simply gave the
rrcsbytrry opportunity 10 drop my name from the
rolls. felt 1t 10 be- "A very simp" act OF consideration
give them reasons. Therefore made my personal
statement | do not know what action my church
will take. The only thing that Is very plain 10 me
now Is that | ought TO get out OF the Presbyterian
Church ! have already met the committee OF the
Presbytcry appointed to confer with me. The mem
bers OF the committee the Rev. DR.. Bliss, the
moderator: the Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke aDd the
Rev. DR.. F. II. -narng. ] suppose our conference
private matter, bnt can tell you that nothing
was accomplished. We adjourned TO meet tomorrow
at O'Clock. At O'Clock the Prcsbytcry will meet
and the report Of the committee will be given %
the Presbytcry at that timc.'
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AN ENERGETIC AND SUCCESSFUL CLERGYMAN.

At the Protestant Episcopal Church of tho Ascension.
Hfrh-avc. and feminist. yesterday. the Rev. william
G. Richardson preached upon The True Light" Mr..
Richardson !, one OF the young and growing mon
among the clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Originally from Auburn " V, he has been the rector
OF ST. Paul's Church, NcwhurypOr Mass, one OF the
old and substantial parishes Of the Bay state, fer
nearly the last three years. He l. the successor
there Of the Rev. DR.. Washburne. who came 10 Cal
vary Church, OF thi, city. While devoted In,'or
to his flock and throwing all his energy into the
successful engineering Of his parish. which has
grown from $50 to i2O COMMITMENTS In The last
and a half YEAR. he has cultivated the art Of
preaching also. speaking without notes. and h" was
Of the clcrcymcn mentioned probable successors
Of Phillips Brooks, in Trinity thurch Boston. He lG-
been busy with large projects Of parish work. and In,
one OF the host chapters OF the Brotherhood Of -
Andrew In Massachusetts. such men an honor
and benefit 10 the Church. TO whose work they have
con secrafnd their 1.-Two.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

EuraIo " " Jan li-Cattle-Iteceipts last wentyy
four hours 400 week thus FAR $40 heal
80 head; 10 Ecw.York, 1860 head; on SAFE. Iao
head market opened strong and higher co'eu
fat cows to good. $50 n, SO oOas4 10; no no2,
Receipts last twenty -four hours. llooo heau toar ~
- 800 head: consigned through, 1900 head TO NV
York $500 head sale. $3.50 head market oSn ,
about steady with good demand; closed stong
heavy =, 95dss; packers and mediums ~ eodS' ~
70 fair do 81 G5ds7 20 good heavy ends g. 'a~1 oo
nigs good 10 best corncd. - 50as7 0o 90 common
skps b. fair s1ds7 40; assorted rorghs ~ iSaeIo
common do 20 2J0 rough 70 good S0de3 ~
sheep and lambs Receipts. last twrny,iour hous 49,
hrai total for week thus far ~ 800 head ior SAM
time last week 30 500 head consigned through iag
head: to New-York. 400 head on SAFE oVoO hean
market opened 10 10 Is cent. lower ior hitl's W
- cents or for Cauldas closed dull with some UNI Ou
cholcc 10 fancy wethers - lj0f1 = fair to gool she
:, Gjd-j: do wethcrs. - 2i0s5 ~ lamfs-natlye
choice 70 fancy 81 25d5j 40 do fair TO good - 'oa
Is; cuIls to fair, a. 2j0s5 80; Canada common 10
fancy 81 oe6 IS. ,,, 100000. q.
cat,ic,Diieceipts $500 head shipments, LOO head
nm steay good u prime sDers - ZoaSo' 4,n M
q 1885 stockers ori ceders ~ 25asi cows VI o0a
81 }5 Iog,-Receipts, IL 900 head shipme Is 3p0
head market opcned strong. closed weak rengn anu
common. ~ 3odr7 40 paek.ng and mXed - 'o@s, 90
- 90. sorted lipht - Oo$7 O.; pigs $685. % sheep
Receipts. 1000 heed; shpments, 800 head ma h.t
steady: prime wcthc,. SD - 30: mixed - 23Gst -
western muttons. ~ s0asj 10; fed Texans Soaso %
1t. Louis. Mo, Jan. li-Cartl-l Receipts i.o hedl
shpmont. 800 head market strong: fair To- good
ratves - iCafi So choi'e shipping. ~ 1odFI hoEs
Recent, 1900 heof shipments. 300 head market
.tcalv prices cnce - 25 % - So Sheep-None on sac
and therefore no market fair to choice natives "oua
= ,lD&-
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS


The speculation in wheat at the Produce Exchano. .
Saturday moderately active and the general tone a.
After the official close at noon in fact there was an A
Of .. per bushel the curb The regular n,
ket opened advance OF s. u strono
private cables and higher markets the West FOREIGN
houses moderate buyers and local shorts cJysd
freely 81 for May contracts number o, Son
orders were uncovered There next a reaction n, a
cent realizing selling, but at the oic close "a,
prices indicated advance OF .dss for the Az
February sold at Sla514, March at S2isae2s Anil
SO GS4, Ivy at 81 hasj June at Si5idSj2 and Inv
at So 1854 cents The sales $40 600 bush ~
The sales 10 600 bush, which was taken By shDp,
The sales OF options 325 600 Lush Eriy n
the session the prices showed decline OF ds cent b,
recovery subsequently took place Ia sympathy with ira
hrmness In wheat. The spot market ruled lrm at un
changed prices. Shippers took 81, COO bushels
oats neglected. the sales Of options reaching onlv
IS OO0 bushels and OF spot lots $4,000 bushels Option
The nna onical quotations Saturday were o. FOL-
Wheat-January sols Februlry, sli4 March. sl,.
APRIL S37s May, S4as June. SIS July. $50. cents
Lorn-January, 52is February, 52's March, 53 May
oats-January, Ss'. Februlry. S9la March, 10; May
fsrd"Jsnuary, sil o5; March, clio s5 May and Jun.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Saturday
New.Yorx philade phia Baltimore and Boston as
follows Wheat, 3I,499 bushels; corn 45477 bushels
oats 7l7I1 bushels total grain l4sCs bushels; nOur
"a las packages. AZ Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis
bushels oats 1898 bushels total grain, $40 1872 bush
els: -four 1870 bushels.
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prime 7s.aslc; fair to good, ee7iac common, 4aoc;
ki skins Id2hc; Pennsyvania skins leq i'te
EGGSSeIne fairly market state and Pe rHss
t ySna best se southern best s3d34c Western late
gathered choice Sod33c foil packed GOOD to prime 40
2Sd29c ...,u.. N,sco.
vodo 50 test &c. and 90 test. centrifugal. 5 1lOc:
REFISED Cut loaf 53i@5Ee ecnshea. o's ara
Sranuat G5ais extra ans TrannafeS zsld's
cubes 49t@5c XXXX HSWa.ced coSsectoners' SO
nc GoIum tlOn A. l4is5sc windscF 444s4ass
4 5sSi5Gc 60 48i a5Es no, a aaaaatn..s; No. No.
H. 3.Slaic; No. IL, 3.69a37sc; No: ~ 3sc;, o,oo
sTEARINE-Du and steady. Lard az llSc; 0ieo
TALLOW-ouet Grmer; prime city closing at e*c
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LOTION MARKErs-nY rELE.irAru

Liverpool. Jan. 1T Ottpn-Ancfica middlng 3lG1
The sales Of the day included 400 bilc- American fu:.
urts closed hrm at the d,cln', Am rcdn n,ddnr
ndddng clause. January delivery jGlGj G.Gid: Jan,.
airy and February delivery 5Gf as GGid February ami
March delivery , 5-5ia god March Apri deli,
,ry. 7eia5 soad; April aud May driv,ry, ) o.Gid
BUYERS May ana June delivery, ll-6id sellers. i'm.
and July livery. i26idj I3.Gid July aud Angus,
dcive,y 1iOid buyers: August and Scpt delivery
Galv.,ton Jan li.-Coton quiet middiina. 7-IGc {:
10" mdiling. ? l.lGc good ordinary 3l0c: net and
goss receipts. 23T bales saes, $40 bales stock. 10j
Norfolk. Jan. lt.-Cotton nominal; mddling 9sc low
middiing Ice good ordinary. SIC net aud gross re-
ccpts 400 bales exports cOast~isc. 5iS bales sale
100 bales stock. A., 200 bales. '
savannah. Jan 1-totiOa dull middlinc 9sc
low mddng Ole; good ordinary Ssc net and gros.
receipts. los bales xports coastwisc $50 bales salc
% bales; stock. 95 72l bales
NewOreans, Jan. B.-Co;ton dun mlddlinR. o Tide
low middllng. Lice good ordinary 3-l6c D..
ccpts. 1908 Daes; gross S,SiS bales exports Grr,
Britain, 200 bales 10 the continent 1913 bIcs coast
~iss 2t28 bales sales. $50 bales stock. 3267G6 bules
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. II (specaD.-May wheat got 10 sex
cents to-day and closed at s27s. These are the bss
prices and best closing since the Cudahy Interest began
its campaign and began to marx up prices
from around 70 cents. St. Louis, under
the leadership Of Kaufman. did some more buyine; Now
YORK wa, not In any way prominent In the Market The
Cndahy crowd nut on the whenever tne Price
weak and kept crowding things when the prices were
strong by moderate purchases The NrftnWe, mad SO
cars here there 57 the estimate for Monday Is 49,
IL is expected that the visible supply Monday will 10
continues to send reports Of untay rable conditions
scnce Of snow Corn, helped BY Ia continued stroag
cables and continued buying through baldwin. Famu,
closed ut 4ss cent. for May Receipts only l3l
ears the for Monday only 70 Oat opened Of
Iathy with corn; Receipts wcce light = cars The
,,.tIuafe Tor Monday onir 90 Provisions were firm
hut very dull Nav pork sold between sl9 10 and sls y
and closed at $40 o. Nay lard Old btT S O7 . s1
and 81 - and closed 80 So. There were II 900 hogs
the estimate FOR Monday was % 0CO tie estimate Tor next
week 1S5 600. Flaxseed finn May closed at 81 lS
bid 81 II asked.
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steady; 81 b. Bagging and cotton tics unch,n...
ylo No quotations ReeePss Flour 1000 b Mh pr
5000 6bls wheat bush corn IS GO bush fiS,.
1900 bush rye 1900 bush; barley 1000 BUSH ''ss
eid JaGsary 73.e May sl Corn dull r@i Gag. 20
Rye dull CASH SIC: Cloverseed dull lgher CASH .s
January, w. So March vs. 80 BID; ReceptsSS a sae
500 bush; cloverseed LAG bags Shpments-Four oosS
bb; wheat S6O1 bush oats, 400 bush rye ZOO hnsSS:
coverseed, $40 bags. 49, wv ousa'
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For SPOT Brazil gIOwths The nnFhct futu
finn az he No :. Thclt no sales tSporT iii
Md grJwts al.o quiet but im The op'io a,e i 81
ruled the publication Of NJ" crop c,yi'ano "
1000 bag and closing prices Indicated an @ P
.0G 80 ponts for day. Continental caDes
Ioguaf. The Official Rio dispatch quoted rIsI ~ i i
nary 90 kilos, l. 400 good second g. MSo G b,a,
$50: exchange Drivat 1872 rcceiDt> In klo ovVu n't
Rio clcaances untd stats 200 Tag; d Loo g Ssr
Rio market steaiy; receipt, In santos lOVoo odg n0e
stock 10000 bag, santos ma Key nfh, is@9 io Ian
santos II $50: receipt, at Rio July is3- ~ Srn
vary 49, 1898 i5ooQ bag, same time aS at SoGo
July / s?5 to January 49, 1898, 10 20 Dag7 nbo
tine 1892 2@l20c0 bags same time 1871 SOD ;oo
baos. warchou>, deliveries since January J. lo'o
York 1919 I9l bags; Bitmoie l03i5 bags Ne"'oiIei''
= Lln. .SJl bAgs
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CUpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

- or NEW.NORk.-1hOnas f. o'Connor, panuI.
ganst Charles A. King, executor and trustee and Mar!
Eliza King and trustee OF the last VIII lad
tranent OF william j. OConnor. deceased ana Others g.
PENDANTS. ,. , ..,,,.,
In pursuance OF interocutory judgment OF partition
and sale duly made and catered IN the above entities k
action bearing the seventh day OF DeceiaOe
1872 |. the undersigned the eferee named therein. VIZ
sell at public auction at the Newlork Ra ts'ate oales
ioom, 30. III Broadway IN the city o New;i oik oa
TUESDAY OF January, 1913, at II Ocloek
noon OF that day, by william Kennedy. aucuoheer Ns
premises In said interlocutory Judgment ely
therein described follows All that certain piece o' FAR
eel OF land with buildings and improvements 'heIe9i
erected. situate. lying and being IN the Eleventh w.
in the city OF NcwYork the northeastern side OF Ih
street, between Avenues c AID ID. commencing Al lS'
distant hundred and thirty feet and fou inches soo
ea,twardv from Avenue thence running frogl sad Rns
southeatwardly along the noriheastwady SIDE Of dn
street twenty feet eight inches thence running hof
eastwardy and on line parallel 70 Avenue % the cen.SS
line OF the block formed bv said Avenues ana sna
Third STREETS; thence nOrthwest"rly aOhg
centre line on parallel with said Third street twenty -
eight inches and thence southweserlv from eal Wh'SS
line on a parallel to Avenue 70 tn said point We p'
Of beginning. g. w "ESi, h'ci'''
Dated New York, December 10, 1892 oso p,o,a.
Jos. Matthews. e>l., Plaintlns Attorney -oo D'N
wav y. Y City - On.
l-,h day ~ January 1913 at the SINE hour and Ia's'
NN " e. W WEST. Ref fee'
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, Jan. IA, p: m-Beef-Holders offer mot..
ately. Pork-Holders offer sIaringly. Hams-HoSsr
offer sParngly; short cut abou. Il 70 IS y, strong
firm at as shoade'smA6Sut = to ls ~ arm at ~
sparingly. R0sin-Hoiders oner sparinclv TT.i
Spot. holders offer spa:ingy; iuruIes' ho tdHn
5is Cd. wheat-Holders offer mote atey No. red v, az
steady at IS 1od No red spring steady at g. ~
paringly futures holders oer moderately ixed wess
new firm at IS Aid February, new, firm al As Iry
Hops London-Pacifc Cos,t-Holters offer moder,,se
and colored strong at SOS sd. ~~
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90 HEAD OF TRoTTING STOCK.
ie9aI Notices.


a i .
n COURT Tor the city and County OF New-iork,
Cnamb.r OK Mr. Justice Ineiaham. and IN the new C,y
Hall In said city. the 2sth day Of December lse..
Present: Hon teo. l.. lncnham, ia TIC. ,
supreme Cour-in thu mattes Of the petuon OF Clntoa
V r. Lud ngton IL tn discharge % mortgage OF record
on reading and Hing the pctto1 OF Clint2n v K Lue
ington duly verified. and the aia'Nt Of Frank p PEI:
ns and the certificate 81 the surrogate Of the County Of
Union. in the State Of NewJorsey, which puuon prays
Tor the discharge ~ certain mortgage executed W
the ID dsv OF June 1855, and orGed AZ the same cat.
I'm tho onica o. tn Register ~ Deeds for the said city ana
County OF New ork In Lb.r 40. sj3 AZ Obs that
the land. an premises described IN said rtrige are 80.
mated I'm the - CITY OF Ncwlok. and owned In fS
by tn aid petitioner. who had kVowedge Of the er
terca the said mortgage when he purchased the same
A, fully described IN tie said petition. AMI Il further ap
nearing the a'd mortgage Ia, been paid IN fll ana
before said petitioner purch1,el aud became the owner
Of the ane that tie said Mpheus +. Smith the mort
racee IA, dead thln five years; that no adj
MN had the estate OF the >ai1
mortgage and that his n'Nt II kin cannot after due IN.
auily and diligence. he found. Now, motion OF ue
said petitioner peson. ordered that all pr>ons inter-
ostrd show cause before me. a Special Term Of ms
Court 10 De held tn Chambers thereof at the County
Court House. the CITY OF NrwNorS. the 80 Mcn.
day OF Janua-y 1898 II O'Clock IN the forenoon. why
the should not be discharged OF record ana
that copy of this order and notice BE- published IN hs
s,w Journal and The NcwNOrk Tribune two newspapers
nub she'd In the saii City OF New-York FOR week
until the return day Of the ord,r
JRR WIN. ]. McKENNA,
sail Clerk.
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SERMONS WORTH KEEPING.
THE FAILURE OF WISDOM.
DIR. c. S. ROBINSON. IN THE NEw-YoRK PRES
TX.

DR. c. s. ROBINSON, IN THE NETWORK PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH. SHOWS THE INsUF-
FICIENCY OF THE REASON.
The New-YOrs Presbyterian Church Is an old or
ganizatOn. OF more than sixty years growth Some
time ago the congregation erected new cdifce at
ne-hui dred- and-twenty ghh-,t. and SeventhaNe.
With intense devotion and energy the members sue
cceded in the enterprise far to resume ser
vices In the new part OF the city, With varying
fortunes they have lost their courage. The
sanctuary is a commodi6us and beautiful building.
And they have invited the Rev DR.. Charles :.
Robinson. so many years the pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Church In this city. TO be their minister. and
the Presbytery has put the call In his hands for ac-
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The refined market Was 10 points lower 80 cents
gallon in barrels and = - cents In bulk at New-l orr
30 In barrels and 20 In bulk lhla
delphla and Baltimore. Gases were reduced 10 point,
6.lJ "a gallon. tfud, oil unchanged at 80
cents gallon In barrels and 30 cents In bulk Wash
ington crude being 30 points under these heucs. Napl
tina raised - points 30 cents gallon
Foreign quotations Antwerp ~ francs per loo
Nl0s Bremen J.ij marks per 30 klOs; London ii.a
oiled pr imperial gallon. The only change was Ie
duo ton u , points az HIemen
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MR. PETERS RAKEs THE POOLROOMS
HE SAYS RACETRACK GAMBLING is THE WORST
KISD IN THE woRIp
. The Rev. Madison c. Peters. OF the BlOomingdale
Reformed Church. spoke yesterday morning to large
congregation. taking his subject The Racetrack
Gambling Craze" He said In part
Superintendent Byrnes in bringing 10 trial the in.
spectors who did Inspect and the CAPTAINS guilty Of
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THE STATE or TRADE.

%, bs .n fSn i9s bbi' Ses, 80 bbs
Hol. a. ose May, e34as32c steamer No: 2 rsd. !otc
gd receipts o -3s shpments $1,000 bush; stoch
i03; 323 bush sale,. $1,000 bush. Milling wheat BY
ample 79aoic. Corn nrn,er; mixed slot 95c Da jan
uarv ii nc It'd; February. 43',Gjoc March. 49,
tgi,c: Nav 5l.d5i3,c; steamer m!N'd DC receipts
Gls BUSH; stock. ngll0 bush; Sale. rs oOo oasn
So white wc-t'rn 4la42c No. mixed do .. 20
',c.iTt. 4 900 bush; stock. l7S.509 push Rye himi
80 . 63c nomnally; stock. l2i?-3 bush. Hay very
fricht, quiet unchanged Cotton nominal mddIing
l0i-c Provisions steady; mess pork II, '?dsio ' IN
icnnri si2 Butter firm Creamery fancy, sac 10 iaif
Egg, uncertain and in nury $50 ioc toi'c nrn a..
i've; rranuatci, i7sc. Copper unchanged. "hhAey
nrm, Al 4lasl IS. ,
F1ong' 800 Dbs PSI sacAs corn, o9I5 bush; cats
5 go bush; shorts. u tons.
Buffalo Jan. 1i.-whea-Actve inquiry nom o9' opo
ru.h 80 Northern. II deliac; closing No harl Old
yl5.c do nov sGNc; No North IN Duluth Oh $50
Co Washburn do $50 do Mimi alolis nlNsd 3 10
rHsh choice 80 8 extra r.i 75c cars do 1-a,S-c;
900 bush No :, established grade, zoe cars NIX a.
76c . cars No | white, ''d''i.c tos.ns No ~,
.nc 40 white. $50 asked. Corn strong a' miner
rings light sa1s cars No = yellow. IT,; S'ls
30 3 do 43c; cars NO. 4 do, i6Hc car No. :, ioc
500 oats higher scarce; No white. 39d39Ec No
3 do 3sd3siac No = mixed, 36dt02c track no WHIT
iu.h Wc,t'rn. 5jc No : western. 7-a:3c No eMrl
-,,r. IN 3 GOoGic 40. t. joa5Gc Michigan go 20 ;
state - a 7Gc canada 80. Sc no = ,3c NO MA
,{r I'VE dull. but firm No :. G1C ASKED sto' iI"u'
~ Isl T. I've 6our - GOds3 - MN feed sironi
nnchinecd i;eceipt>-whcat 1000 bbls; corn $1,000
bush Shipmcnts-Whcit, l1UVo D"sh' Vo'"' -VVVV O'"
oats 9C00 bush.
,,.,,,,., r,n 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
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STEAMBOATS,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON FALL NV ~.
PROVIDENCE and all Principal Eastern foiht'. ~ ,sn
er, PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE Ia commission l
PIER 2s a. L.. foot OF Murayst week dys ana SUI SUI
a GIly a. w. Rro%kyn ESQ E. m. oRcIisTRA on
EICH STEAMER Two connecting testibuIed eNpvss
rains from Fall River due Boston 100 and LOU o. "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
THE PETROLETN MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The petroleum speculation has shrnk TO small proper.
tons and prices last week tended slightly lower The
field situation Is without feature Of Interest and the Deem.
Der returns exports OF mineral oils unf,yOabc
Vet neither field be able 10
revive crude OIL although occasional sales
TO keep remblance Of life to the market. The complete
pipeline report, December made public last week
showed receipts OF 2,G2 2o5 barrels. Increase a.
Oo7 barrels November, and deliveries Of - o6I g2I
barrels Increase OF j5,0i harcl7 The net stock,
December 81 1892. amounted t. 1888 $50 barrels
reduction from November Of 35j,oJ5 blrfcls and National
Transit certificates outstanding were G31O 262 bair,s
decrease Of -, 02i barrels
The partial return, Of the ppc lines Of Pnnsy ifag!n
New York, etc. from January 10 H. Inclusive
follows: