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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
WANTS CAN BE LEFT

at the Following Locations for
Insertion in Daily and sunday
Globe
N. D. Merrill, z42 Broadway.
s.H. Reeves, druggist Moore block, Seven
Iorners.
c. T. Heller, druggist 52s St. Peter street.
Straight Bros, druggists, corner of Rondo
snd GIotto.
William K. Collier druggist IG9 East Sew
snth street.
a. II Guernsey druggist III Dale street.
VA. Hirscher. druggist 235 Rondo street.
Parker d Westby druggists, 10 East Third
street
E. McCrudden, confectionery 498 Rice
street.
". a. Frost Co., druggists, corner selby
and Western avenues.
B. ]. Wiue. druggist, $50 Market corner
Fifth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
miscellaneous.

A UCIION of S. FRANKS Stock of CIotl-
II ing; positively going out of the cloti.-
ing business. Auction hours 1G 30 a. n .
2:30 and p. IN, and will continue daily u o
and boys clothing, furnishing goods, b.
and CABS is sold. Goods will be sold at
vaie sale at any time during the day. Coz
and puysgoods at your own price. RemeI
Seventh ST., near Cedar. E. Holloway, Auc-
tioneer.
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kslt re boy who sells The papers
Rnd lie VIII tell you more about
circulation than all the aGidavits
that can be published. JUss try il
and yoI: viii be convinced that tl.e
Globe leads all.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
Jebb q schauer, Auctioneers

FURNITURE AND COAL STOVE
L at public auction Tuesday morning. Oct
81, at 10 O'Clock, at our furniture auctio
rooms, No. SIS, 81 and SO East Third St Ave!
find and large lot of all kinds of househol
furniture; about fifty bedroom suits anu
forty rockers and chairs, fine mirrors an
pier glasses, one piano and organ, abou.
fifty coal and wood heaters, picture:
shelves, ingram and Brussels carpets, etc.
parties in search Of bargains should attenu
this sale. Jebb d Schauer, Auctioneers, S
81 and SO East Third ST., and 422 Wabasha
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CHIROPODIST.

GOOD THING FOR SORE FEET
VI GOOD Luck Salye-If your druggist does
not keep IL SEED or call on W. II. Lockwood.
ehlropodist st. Paul. Ainn.i 2sc, sVc and ST
box.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
GREAT PLANO RARGAIN.

ONE ELEGANT upright Decker Bros
" piano, style 16, at about one-half il.
value; it has only been used few months.
must be sold soon. r. c. Munger, 1O7 Eas.
Third st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY 0.
y Ramsey-ss. Probste Court
In the matter of proving the alleged last wi.
and testament of Susan Thomas, deceased
Whereas. Geo. H. Thomas, of the Count
OF Hennepin and State of Minnesota. ha
delivered to the Probate Court of the Count
OF Ramsey, an instrument in writing puI
porting to be the last will and testament
said Susan Thomas. late of said Ramse
County deceased. aud filed Herewith hi
petition to said Probate Court praying tha
The said instrument may be proved and ac
mitted to probate, and that letters testament
ary be granted thereon:
1t is ordered That said petition be hear
and the proofs of said alleged viii be take
at special term of this court, to be held
the Court House. in the City OF ST. Paul i
said County, OH Wednesday, the sth day
November. 1893. at 10 o'clock in the for
noon when all persons interested may al
pear for or contest the probate of it, an
that notice of such hearing be given to a
peosons interested, by publishing this ordo
once in each week for three successiy
weeks prior-to said day of hearing IN the ST
Paul DAILY GLOBE. q daily newspa per pTinie, +
and published il said county
DateG al Saint Paul, this 18th day Of Octo.
ber. 1888. JOHN B. OLIVIER,
IL g. Judge of Probate.
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DRESSMAKING.

TAILOR SUITS AT HARD TIMES
4 Prices-For the next thirty days l will
make suits tor from SIS to $50. III. L. De
Long. Room No -. Mannhemer Building.
over Sehliek's Shoe Store, Sixth st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

MISUNDERSTANDING wanted by
- donble-entry bookkeeper of experience;
not afraid of work; city references. Address
< l21, Globe
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e. Holloway, Auctioneer.
Ben Levy, the Auctioneer.

E'XTkA FINE FURNI
- ture Sale at Aucion-I will sell at au
ton, commencing Thursday, Nov. . at 10
m. and 2:30 p. m. daily, at the store No. Il
East Seventh street. a fine line of furniture
consisting of so bedroom suits. parlor suit.
about 25 heating stoves, 30 odd cook stove
and ranges, II sideboards, wardrobes, :
nice line of solid oak center and extensio;
tables, 20 single and bed lounges, foldin
beds, large line Of rocking and dinin
room chairs, body Brussels and ingrail
carpets. springs. mattresses and pillow
crockery. glassware and tipware and lot {
other articles too numerous 10 mention
Everybody in search of bargains should a
tend these sales by every means. Ben Lev,
Auctioneer
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
SITUATIONS WANTED.
NE3ic.

RARBER-By German barber; wages no
II object Address ". Seeger. 497 Wabasha
St ST Paul
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a ACCOUNTANTS.

n NJ TEMPLE. 30 Germania Life lnsur
LIE ance Building expert aud auditwork
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

II OUSEW girl for gen.
II eral housework, small family. 742
DAYTON aV
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
HATERWORKS SYSTEM.-U. S. In
dian Service, Fort Peck Agency. Mont
SEALED PROPOSALS. indcrsed PRO
posals for Waterworks SYSTEM" anG
addressed TO the undersigned at Poplar
Creek, Montana, will be received at thi.
agency until one O'Clock p. N. of October j.
1888, for furnishing and placing in prope.
position lin strict accordance with specfiee-
hons which will be furnished bidders .upo:s
application to the undersignedl one Q) LOO =
Dbl. water tank, one Q) Eclipse" windmill.
complete (or equal). J6 feet i'll diameter. iro,
pipe, rubber hose, reel. fire hydants etc..
list OF same being attached to said specifica-
uons. Indians to be employed 10 do ali
necessary work of eXcavating for water pipes
foundations. etc. Rates per Gay to be paiC
them Will be supplied bidders ON application.
Bidders will state in their bids the length o.
time proposed 10 be consumed in the con
struetion of said system. The attention o.
bidders is invited to the act Of Congress ap-
proved Aug. LIST, 1892 entitled IAN act relat-
ing to the limitation of the hours of dali
service of laborers and mechanical employee
upon the public works of the United State
and Of the District Of Columbia" The righ,
is reserved TO reject any or all bids, or am
part OF any bid, II deemed for the best inter
est OF the service.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must lie accompanied by a cert
fed check or draft upon some United State
OSpOollO1y VI sOlNCHL NdlOHdl bOHk III LH
vicinity Of the residence of the bidder mad,
payable to the order Of the Commissioner o
Indian Affairs, for atleast FIVE PER CENI
OF the amount of the proposal, which checi
or draft will be forfeited to the United State
In case any bidder or bidders receiving a.
award shall fail to promptly execute a cor
tract with good and sufficient sureties. othei
wise to be returned to the bidder. Bids az
companied by cash in lieu of a certlfie
check will not be considered. For any ful
ther information apply to
CAPT. Ii. W. SPROLE, L. S. A,
Acting T. ). Indian Agent
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
FOR RENT.
Rooms.

CIXTH ST, 260, WEST-Between Smith
" and Pleasant Avs--Furnished rooms,
with bath, hot and cold water and gas; mod
arata rent
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TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE-Af fourteen-room boarding
IL house. near capitol; nice furnished
rooms: cheap rent; fine house; will sell
cheap for cash also. Address " 100. Globe.
EOR EXCHANGE-Clear Los Angeles
L property for Minneapolis D D, Webster,
owner. 322 Hennepin av., Minneapolis
ITO EXCHANGE-Win trade the equity
i in one or more fine residence lots Ad-
dress LOT. Globe.
ITO EXCHANGE-Clear lots in st. Paul
i for cattle or sound hors es Address L
1874, Globe.
ITO EXCHANGE - Elegant gold flied
J. gents watch, Klgin movement for base
burner stove. Address 697 West Seventh st,
city.
ITO EXCHANGE Small cottage. four
Il rooms, on Lawson, near Forest St will
exchange equity for q good team of horses
harness and wagon. J. E. Fryiseth & Co.,
sa6 i-aYna av.
ttj ANTED-House and lot in exchange
w for farm. Iii Rast Seventh. ]. NJ
Smith
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BOARD WANTED.

ROARD and unfurnished alcoye room by
- man and wife for the winter Address
L 123. Globe.
ROARD-Wanted, board and room DIV
- bachelor at moderate price; private
German family preferred. Address P I26,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

L OUSEWORk-Wanted giTl for general
IL housework; must be good cook; small
family. 767 Iglehart st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

SAITH AV.. 137-Two nicely furnished
~ rooms with all modern eonvenlences in
private family
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

Co0k-Wanted. a good. neat girl who
~ knows how to cook: a good home for
the right girl: small family aud small wages
InQuire at $50 Wabasha ST
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WANTED TO Bun.

RAkE OyEN-Wanted to buy, a goo
u secondhand portable bake oven. Il. s
80 West Third st
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

DINING ROOM GIRLS wanted at Wind
y ! Hotel
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

Il CUSEWORK-Girl wanted for general
L housework out OF city. Address B 129
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
INSTRUCTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS.
DANCING SCHOOL, corner East sew
IL enth and Cedar over Yerxas store.
evenings; children's class Saturday after
noon; special rates to pupils joining before
Nov. 10. 1898. N. e. Curran. teacher
ct. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art 26 East Exchange St., St Paul
Piano, violin. guitar and mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting Call
or send for prospectus.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

ROYS FOR PLACES, places for poys:
- employment bureau for poor boys. free.
Newsboys' Club Room, ,3I3 Wabasha ST open
from u to J: a. m, and from 10 9 p m
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

observation-disclosures. girl for general
Ii housevork: must he good cook and
come recommended; family OF three and
good wages. III Marshall av
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

uOUSEW good German
II girl to assist in Homework: good wages
35S East Tenth st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

uOUSEWORK - Wanted. a young girl
- about fourteen years old. TO assist lady
at housework; must sleep at home. A. j.,
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.

CASHlER-Ladv cashier wanted. Res
- tauraat. 31s jackson st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED To RENT.
ENLAT-Wanted, heated fat or six-roon
L house with furnace. for the winter; four
adults. Address F 124 Globe.
uOUsE-wanted, TO take care of small
IL furnished house or heated fat down
town; will pay small rent Address Y 124
Globe.
II uOUSE-Want to take care during winter
IL OF q house for the rent by man and
wife. j. Moshner, So West Tenth st.
p PoOMs-Wanted, a large alcoye or two
IL medium-siZed rooms, with heat and gas
lunfurnished), within block of cable cars
between Kent st. and Summit ay.; rent, SIS
or $50 Address W $50 Globe.
p O0M-Wanteu. furnished room by a
~ young lady, employed, ten minutes walk
from Ryan Hotel; state price. Address W
126 Globe.
D QOoMS-Wanted, three or four furnished
IL rooms, for light housekeeping; steam
heat; reference. Address D I3O Globe.
D OOMS-Two furnished or uufurnished
IL rooms on first floor, for housekeeping.
Address 124, Globe.
D OOMS-Wanted. five rooms, or small
IL house, by family of three adults; lower
town, and rent not to exceed Sl0 Address
III, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

NOMMISSION-Ayo young man with expe-
~ rience as city and travelling salesman
wishes TO sell goods on commission for some
wholesale house or manufacturer; frst-class
references Address l. 12O Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

II USEWORK-Wanted, a girl for gen
L eral housework at once 795 Lincoln av.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

CLOTHING-Wanted to buy second ham
~ clothing; will call for same. I30 Ea,.
Sixth ST., opposite Ryan hotel
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
FOR RENT.
Houses.

COTTAGE for rent, with five rooms, rear of
- 156 Valley ST.. near corner Fifteenth and
Canada, So per month. Inquire of NJ. Treacy,
IA East Third
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

II OUSEWORk - Wanted, 4 com petent
Ii girl that can cook, for general house
work; references wanted. 236 Pleasant av
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

Ii USEWORk-Wanted. young lady who
IL desires an education and is willing to
pay for board by assisting with homework;
pleasant home offered; reference required.
Address G LIZ Globe
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30
REAg. ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL SELL very low for small cash pay
w ment one or more very choice lots.
Address } I2s Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

TOUSEWORK-Goo girl for general
II housework; steady place for neat girl.
Apply SSy Burr st.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-10-30

COTTAGE ES-For rent five-room cottages
~ near business center al 500; see US be-
fore renting houses or flats. II. II. Schultz
cl Co.. l03 East Fourth st
, 1893-04-12

ing ignored in a similar manner than by the
Councils abstaining from voting on n Budget
which from previous experiences it can be-
forehand he considered as certain will be
passed and sanctioned Ivy Royal Resolu-
ton
The Committee must recommend Members
to abstain from voting for ttls reasons here
above stated.
Christiansted, St. Croix, March 18th 1898.
A. E. STAKEMANN, J. HEWITT,
Chairman. Speaker.
ROBT. L. MERVIN, 4. LUNNEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

s Sssr Batavia China se saISSn
I4Rai5e stems. sa2hc. Ginger. African. loalosc :
Ca cu;ta c'sIl0c: Cochin. 12dl3c Jamaica 1874.
St6Ak-iAw-Frn but unchanged. -covad0 81 tost
payahika ~ t~.t a: . LID - RtFfNED-ou'et but
stcady Cut loaf 81 d5ac; crushed 5.3 disc powdered
9fdji.r GRAZ ula'd tg,N4sr; hnr granullrd 4GpT
~ ext anne g,snulatd. f.sId5c; evbcs 4oiaji.c /:
XXXN wder,d 5.3l6jAc; mould \ 90 d'5i.c diamond
T. tG?ai'sr; tonfectonsr:' y. 4+idtfe Ridgewood \.
so 6. f4Hfitc; No. : flSdttc; No. :. l.lG14ac /;
NJ. .. Ais 40 10 39intisc; No. II. 3sid &C 4.
STEARINE-Du and nominal. Lard quoted at 1874 q
49,. pco -.
TALLow-oulet and Arm; prime city closing at 20
asked.
1OBACCO-The market rules dun and vIthoa, i'm
chang. The Sl'S q >eedcaf include 30
1881 New ENGLAND Havana 2GGj2c 80 case. 1890 Wiz
1jLc 80 1879 state Havana private tern.
20 1901 Dutch 19dic - l-" ZwmcrS - ,i
l.Lf 100 eases >undrrS. 72@32r. 700 bales Havana,
7Oca:l II 100 bales SunatIa A. s0aSl.
WOOI-Sciling moderately 81 aiv market. XIX
and above Ohi1 and PENNSYLVANIA washed nrercS "o1
81 l,r vs-h'd fer-c> -7H2Si- No | waS.d nocccs
33a3ic: Michlran and above washed fleece 2js 2jc
Michigan No washed fceces 3odSc comsing aud de
washed. 33d3jr Gnwa,hed medium htsrc>. e5G21c
T"Nas tall ija2oc; Territory. l7d22ei pulled extra and
super. - Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Chicaco Jan. 81 (>pcciaD.-1hc wheat ti7'd' WAS
in , tr,mor all dav because OF tl" news from WISH
Iug,on about th, probability Of tfc senate P'N,'"I
iI. Anti option bill. To add 10 the d'noralA'"'"
cable. were very weak the local stock of contrary
,yh.,f here -oOoOOo bush. slowed an lh'I'hH'
f.r tL,. week OF 10000 BUSH. NT"lpt, nero o,'l
r.,n and export, were light. May wh'at ol'h,u ~
- cont, sold "A, low 10 - ana closed ~ -.
n II lad not b..n for large clique purchases Wl'at
would have sold lower than il ala but llr cilPr'
aid huy between I.OooOOD and 2.H'Vol nlsh ~
,h. nil and Furthermore. II took aDou' o"'Vp
tu.h cn,h wlcat I'm the cash Grove. N nisu De-
.,, of these big purchase, Of cash ana III me plO
,rl,,,. an IN, curb sold mp 10 - u. II wa, ram
iry Ncr.. liz thermometer all through the W'st anu
10 Southwest Was abnui 80 above IN IN" NlfJW'
fin. ,rnrmometer was abOnt ~ bcioW anu WI ~
CO.. ,ycry pro- poet of AN lntoiS" cola W"Nt, J.
,b ,o,.ip at Egglc,iOn who represent, WIZ ctlII
c,p,,rn. I'm, big bull clique. now c"hti'lN Do""''
hush u cash wheat Not q dollar 81 mrl'y i,
ho,rnvd lore on the receipts. but they are" an
,, ,,r and n en- expressed 10 New \ Ork Corn
49, inn. easier hut dull. MAY sold from ~ 10
a. - and c,l,,d AT - -. OATS acted ABOUT It,
,r, d,d Nav sold from - to - -. ana closed ~
nj -. Provisions were weak. NAY pork 'o'd ~
iox a. 80 - MAY lard ~ low ~ ~ 90: MAY riDN
" lo,r ~ SO Il. Everything cloN'i az c oot loh'.
~ H. y" n,rLci acted fired. There vrr" 1000 hogs !.
40 csfinrtc for Wednesday WIS 2''VoV' prices Al
mo yard, wev, lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
GRAIN AND PRODTCE MARKETS.

rrATI-cTS OF NIW.YOEK DEALINGS
The Anti p,lon bill in the United STATES senate
cast . glo-m over the Produce Exchange mark'''
Yesterday and held speculation In check. There were
sale, Ct only LILO OCO bushels in wheat and prices
ouc;uatcd much according to the varying reports
from Washington rs to the fate # the ob"ctohabir
tll The fist prices were or IL cent on c7Aer
c,le, and Local realizing in sympathy with w'aHh'S'
NJ the Vest n:ll recovery followed on lai'r
rrnorf that the bill ha! been killed. uGdcd 10 new
g., cold wave and ,lcet storm AZ tho Nor'h"e''' -
late decline If rs cent followed on the news INA.
I'm. Anti option bill had not been dcfeatrf ana WOMB
come ND for final vote at 4 O'Clock Inc h'arHel
ended down l-ed35 cent. Many broker "ai''l
down; vu "a. tho result Of the vot" but II pa;iyh'i
rather than stimulated trading 9P"' WV" ,,n,.
dnlI and III. limits of shippers were Ia. c'h'S u'lo"
corn was :.-03i cent lower on options on reports
Il an increased movement 10 market Ihet" Wa y
moderate volume OF tMfinE spN pii'"H w d"
.b,,,. ,.o .irr ana shipper. took 1D.OOO DH,n'l''
The speculative movement in oats WIS hG" a a.im
price, welded I-to12 cent. spot oai, wee uni
and a ,lad. lower l.r white grades ana S'e'N III
mixed.
whcat"rehmary = 81: March. 7o33; Nay
4 p: June. Il -; july. - GEMS. 30, 4,
Corn-rcbruary, II Ii March. % 3-4 May % -
cent. $50, ,,, ..,a May 90 . :
iaId-rannarr. $II o5 March, Sl1 50 May, 81 -.
The receipt, Of grain aud flour reported N"''i-
day at New York. Philadelphia b"i'imo'' l.u :. %o"
V.r, a. follow .: Wheat 1928 bushels corn -''p
I'm. mol. oaiS l39 3O- bushels. tDil gram .o'D.
ir.h.l. nour. 3OG $50 plrkacr.. NJ 'hcAG,: h
,,,uir. and 81 Ioui, IA" arrival, were; MA
4iaD,3 bushels. corn. :13p~7 hi-F"i,' on',' ;,i 49,
liz bushels, total grain, o0d'o-' b"''ci'' ho"''
sno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

v.nker No trading I'm futures Choice ungraded
white. AZ I-2c: No. white 4las1 l.sc No WHIT as
uary and March 4Id41 1-4c April. II 14041 80.
Bnttcr weak and lower: PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra
SOC: do prints extra wh' re- Avn "ov vnd ~" very
snail supplies: PENNSYLVANIA frsts. 31a Sec SUI
CARS refined uulet Cnbes. l-sc lozenge. &c
standard powdered. ) lie; Nm" crannalse &c
crystal 4. 4 7-sc double refined diamond A. &c :
conlriitnrr's H. Sic: red star a. 4 o-oc; heS
ira c. / Sc rcd star G. Sc green star {. &C.
Potator, dull and weak II 71d Sc oth.r arr 200
unGhanecd ReceiPt'hfl9nr' corn a,ooo 100 bush
corn. II 200 bush. oats 10000 bush.
II. Louis. Jan. 3l.-Flour weak but not pu aS
abs lowe: Wheat declined 80 carly, 'h'h au,
vanced sac; later there was IHuSncn' ca oI, and
close was IA lac bette tnan YESTERDAY 'ach a'ii
F,brrary. Csc March. 90 PC MAY ga . .S i.o
I'm, fell of n-ain and 81 sod 3-c under yes,eriN
aiih 80 / %: February. 80 34c; May - - -
Jrly. ~ 1-sc. Oats dull and lover caSn, ~ o 80
Minnesota sold &c. iran higher d"n 40 nV
mel angA Lead ,teadv. =. c5 spelt"" quiet - W
llxscc! n;m 81 II. ButT lover; n amey; S ~ ~
dqlrv. IG0 !jc Figs hiehcr. 2Gc. tornmeal MN, -
w i,scv quci. ~ H. Tagging and cot'n ties lIne.
uncIqngcl Pork quiet: old. 80 -. Lafl lnTr,.
I'll 80. Dry -alt meats anf hac,m Huii al pwh"pt
- rG0 bush corn laOo 0) bush: oats. 10 600 b',h.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 10 900 bbls; wheat. 42,oJo push
corn $4,000 bush oats 10000 BUSH rye It'"o
bush
cash II l.4c May. 10 3Io7G 80; corn corr! dHii'
,tcady: ~. cash, 44e; May 4'': .,,: %9'
'a a. G mo- !: d l2S So &c. rye '' Gu
1n,i Coz coy@rs,ci dull steady prime cash ,cd ana
Fchrupry. - %: March. ~ -. R"ccipt,-Flour
ryn 700 bush: clovcrsced. 243 busN. shipments
ronr l. 7Gj bh~ wheat 1000 bush; corn; l--Ooo
bush oais, 800 BUSH rye, 1900 bush; eiove''e' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
THE PETEOLEHU WdRhEI.

HrwS FROM THE FTI'LD AID RNN'E OF ''i' -
u.re were, -,cs Of 900 barrel, In National ir"isl
ccr,Iicatcs AT the stock Exchange Nr''frNN' IL -
cents, an advance II - cent from M"h'N' i"'
nui,su,l sale, in the two DAYS appear 10 h'N' SUM"
lated a utlr rivalry in ia" torephda'"d hN'n'h'''
where the oil market has lanGliiNh'i TT SoH' i"''
Tho tr,u.uc,on, At the lit:le board" am0nn"f J"
-, o,., ,.l. and nrlcc, wcra stronger NJ - 11o
-, cont. Th. news from the N.l'oia:i nrii
,,iur,I thu. daily put AT 10000 barrels, Nhi'" his
i"a,, ,L. nvrrar, rsllv yielI for " eek or 80. II
nni, to b. seen whether the STIR in oil al ihe Spc"
~ nrf .torks above ground. or Ia, some sinister
motive, The c,irfailmrnt OF production when IA,
,,,r l,r.n the feature OF The petroleum 'uh'oh Tor
f,v months Ina, produced resp tlisc ~ spout
,i,n aud II would b., amusing To SEQ III" oN,l .''
tritnsc tail on" after littlr revival Of interest
a, the stock Exchange. . -
~ R,enrd n,,rol,um wa, advanced point, to 30
,.,',. p, ,-ilcn in barrel, and 80 cont, IN DNlh
,,.', r.muinina at G.1j cent, gallon. FOREIGN quo
,,inns Ny,I, ,irr ~ - D. francs n Antwerp anu
4, mark, at Ercmen. bUt unchanged al LohH'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
corTov MtEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Ian. 81, ,, ' G,
''ir,,orv delivery. 2-Gt03 :-bId r DIN,
ary and March delivery. 1870 JWfo n" Wa, I d
liyrrr. : ttid seller Nav and jnns delivery;
rio5 I'D: June and Jrly delivery. ".oju
,.r.. Juiy and August delivery. > 10 640o il-"lu
,'r,s, and september G1iV,N, ) lo'@d BUYERS :
,,,lr and tctoh.r delivery. I'd Nllnc. Octo-
i.r and November delivery g, ia value November
Wv, D.rrul,r delivery. G--tid Nnlue. ,,
'''r c,,,.c.ton Jan. 3l.-Cotinn quiet III Gdiihs'
, lie: low iid'ing : 10 lGc god "r.in'ry'
ioc. not and croS, Ic, eiptN. 3,]t' ml"S, ~
n-.. ,n Great Britain. 9.32G iHl' >: 10 g." c,ltihh
Xii halr-: sales. 246 talcN stock n"'-U ii I'M
- Vr,,;h Jan. 3l.-Cott'E nominal Wlhuiins.
q low middlinc lj-lGc: rooG ordinary, ,4c !:
net and gross receipts lo2o '''''' '"'' ''' ''''
.tock 4g.l.' lalr>. ,,.. ,ddl,,c
~ Now. orleans. Ian. 3l.-C"iton raSy mnanng:
. .. low miGding 1-Sc good Ordinary = b-oc :
not reccipt, lcl49 bnles. gross l..-,O rl'A eN,
1T, to tircat Britain. 300 lalcs 10 frhl'e' w. -
pics. 10 the Continent -.J11 bales; Slles' 100
la.eS h Ian si-Cotton dull ard easy middlng,
l4c: low mlddng sc good ordinary r,or,s c i,S
net and gross receipts. 2d03 p pis sninners .o5
bales; stock, l,l63 bales.