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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

8. 81 y Ssss rse
latter sa %sy Be saP Pesu on % nery ads and
cosed strong Chicago edycss s Se nnsed in price
@noa % t9% e s. 70 per- goo 100 , ssd aa
!s'% ss' e. St 81 and RI @
n s%d e eAa 70 SS S %s
that they are hs Losing s 0Isy profit in
s ths d"snc 81 s9R%snss
1Uo g"iI LIVERPOOL The Trinidad will carry II 'neep To-
m0EsG% 8 T. qe bio 'leer a. st s'
!, ,i7s g +, = 30 Bqso ss 70 tsas;s
S Ssss S III 1855 IS s. Is e T. NM
sySss g. sos s 4 4 SO ~ sS s. at
d. aS s. s. &C. Ii 81 ' A.
j. ss f. & g. 3, 50 j. g s' s. f' as
Oxen l72 at = So u ID doi at iS IS 81 do lG5 -
js ii eo "a a. IS ( at ss p 10
& d S ss4 80 DO STATE iioS Sqr 1879 g.
o. ., IC g g. at e "a 49, % os
&c g 'T 'Hy 50 g. g g g. e. 80 ic,5 $'
at % d. t stt st. 1875 81 n r. g!
81 Se Il St stag, and steers iaSo cows az So. ~
s g 90 :tG! S. TO- louis bulls 1867 at g
cas-. : s%%der go n, at esI . p at 90 10
id S s. s5 Ss'f oS SEE At as : s,Ehe,
525 II, at SO 20; 20 fe""SS'''"'' '".'
;'S s;ss
@G and Sd,S Sd t1s. 60 Sa' "s low
The ss aS Of Co., r'ih cow cows and "a CALI
e. Or SIS head q which SCT at f Demand
i lgp az ard pces @ and westG %e vea brought
ca..erS ste1 ,co n Al 6" Sls s%* sSGSs %
coar.e yeariings sid down to y ''i western
Dress. calves continue firm and dem rSoid fa e ey
%cs oasc aid a@'y e calves Hy "G At case ard
dread Ye'i:n S Ct calves tOs av?r
az ase az Is ?o q 81 i, a' d. s's 49,
n i at IS 60 MS Go $50 ~ at s'd's calves aud
ycaHs. tSl n e Is ~ Western calves s7o q.
81 DO sa 3. IS saasS
40 40 H. % i9 o. At 70 s5 d. is ~
6 cr % 20, % Z, Ss'I so no at els g. 49,
jS II d n%ekOshsm yeals $50 ~ at 81 80 % 49, 49,
NJ a. ~ Is az 2 y do o5 ~ at s. fed calves 4'' H.
Is & r1cock veal 200 D. a, sa II ~ 80 g.:
l2 r q 4, s d Is ~ g r. ss 3 %, az
newton Gllc,t % 80 Grasser'' 2ci H. al % % 10
''n b lphere% ya 100 Ct e DO 81 40 i d.
siirEp AND Receipts Oh cars c,S or A., Az
had c2ri a; ts ca 81 vent s,1 direct shas
sn; s ~, loo ana asH ve %s'f few strictly prime
sm %e f oaaTcd Very common prime sheen :9d
. S:E &C = ' 2s%d' @
saoose dressed lambs &c higher at 9'2Giic with
snies-p Harrington: 1C3 Ohio lambs 70 n ayer'Te
a, II per 100 n: ioj DO o. n ut % % 90 80 ''i''
Han nbccK Hollis eoo STAT tat ame es = n g.
" r; DllGnbick o1i Western am,s. 20 ~ at ~; Zoo
"' Tin, '' W,,irn col Michigan sheep 81 n at a. 20
J. . cSs 81 sl'e sheen and lambs 90 q N az :; 8;
State sheen ~ ~ At ~; Il State sheep and lambs
= ~ n a. - / buck 100 n. at - - o., a. .,
Newton & 1.illctt ~ Ohio lambs 50 n. AT 10 9o ~
Ohio sheen % ~ At - 81 -. az - =, e.
u Mcpherson & Co: 1850 S.lte lamo+ 81 ~ al -
HOGS-Pecepts. 30 cars or 49's h,aa-SV cars .1 a.
aothst and ears NJ Jersey Citv. Market higher arg
ordn1ry good light TO heavy hogs are quoted al 70 ~
as 80 80. -. ooo ~ .ra,,cc
at IS 80 Per 100 N . rough do 3oS ~ at - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
ART AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS ON EXHIBITION

literary feast, in which the public was invited to
1oln was given yesterday afternoon and evening by
the Mercantile Library Association, under the manage
ment Of W. T. Peoples, the veteran librarian OF the
society," The feast or exhibition, consisted Of the art
and Illustrated books from the library Shelves which
were arranged on tables for the convenience OF the
large number Of people who attended The exhibition
comprises books OF costume dress and toilet descip
ton and landscape, design, decoration and ornament;
miscellaneous illustrated works. the industrial and
military arts Japan museums exhibitions and picture
galleries. North American Indians painting, engraving
and sculpture and portraits and zoology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
FUNERAL OF DIR. W. c. STONE.

Lakewood, n. j., Feb. (specaD.-The funeral Of
Dr. W. C. Stone, who died suddenly at his home.
Waldcroft, on Sunday, held In the Presby terrain
Church this afternoon. The Rev. John Read, Of
Yonkers. who onicated at the marriage Of Dr. and
Mrs. Stone conducted the services. A quartet sang
Dudley Bucks arrangement Of LEAD Kindly Light"
and sullivan's Home Land.' The pallbearers were
Captain A. NJ. bradshaw. Dr. Isaac ii. Plat. Samuel
d. Davis, Francis p. Freeman, DR.. W. S. Kimball,
Professor Albert Hart, Of Harvard College: ID. Willis
James and Dr. william NJ Polk. Of New York. There
was large attendance Of friends. including Mrs.
Cleveland and Wilson Demeza. the artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF T

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The production OF the Mcdonald pool Is down to
1880 barrels day, falling OF from
The crude oil speculation continues dull and there
sales at the Stock Exchange. At the Con
sOldated Exchange there sales OF 10 600 barrels
ut 81 l-2a54 5-5 cents. Refined oil was unchanged
$50 cents per gallon In barrels, $50 cents bulk
and 6.15 cents In Foreign quotations were
Antwerp, Il 5s frapcs; Bremen, As marks London,
4 IL pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
WANTS TO WIND UP THE ECONOMIES.

Pfttsburg. Feb. s.-That the Economic Society. with
President John Duss its head, will soon be Involved
In troublesome litigation is now assured fact 1t
Is said an application for the appointment OF re-
ceiver to wind up the affairs Of the corporation Is TO
be filed IN the Beaver County Court. George E. Ward
a brother-in-law of Mr.. Duss according to bis own
statement, is the plaintiff. He and Mr.. Duss have
not been friendly for years. Mr.. Ward said to re-
porter to-day "A petition will be presented In court
asking that receiver be appointed to administer the
affairs Of the Economic Society We want an inquiry
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
CONTINUING TIE SALE OF "zoURoFF' CHINA.

The sale OF the Interesting "Zourof" collection OF
Royal Vienna art china and bric-a-brac. and Of B.
Grossbaum Sons collection Of ceramic art was con-
Gnued yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
Auction Rooms No. o3s Fiftl-ave. The sale will
close tomorrow. A pair Of royal Vienna vases, by
Professor Hoffman, their bodies representing Aurora,
Jupiter, Psyche and Bacchus. sold for $40. Two
sevres vases twenty-four inches high. after BRISK
competition, were sold for $780, interesting paint
ing upon q royal Vienna plaque by p. Tschierse,
entitled, "Thc sacrifice OF Iphigena," brought $75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
SOME PROMINENT BREEDERS.

During the afternoon session Of the association
Professor W. W. Cook, OF the Vermont Experimental
Station read a paper I" The Breed Characteristics
Of MIX" The association has been making effort
for several months raise funds sufficient TO ar
range for an exhibition OF Ayrshire cattle at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. but 1t was decided
Yesterday not TO have an exhibit at the Fair as an
exhibit Of the association 1t Is said that several large
farmers will raise the funds for the exhibit the as
ISOLATION had intended to send to Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
IN MEMORY OF EX-PRESIDENT HAYES.

Boston, Feb. s.-The Republican State Committee
this afternoon adopted resolutions Of respect to the
memory Of ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes setting
forth his sturdy honor and integrity as man, his
patriotism as soldier, his ability as Governor, and
his eliminating success President, and expressing
high anprecaion Of the eminent services he rendered
TO his country. copy Of the resolutions will be
sent to the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
A KISS COST CEySUSTAKER DOYLE $3.50.

Syracuse, N. Y, Feb. Sin tie County Court TO-
day Jury gave verdict for $3.50 in favor Of Tanner
Wilson, wife Of Samuel wilson, farmer Of skaneaeies
against John r. Doyle for stealing a Kiss from her.
Doyle was the State censusaker and after asking the
usual questions threw his arms around the young
woman and kissed her. She drove him out OF tie
house with q revolver and her husband pursued him
With a horsewhip but Doyle got away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
apK lIpUEUS MARSHALL PROBABLY LOST.

Philadelphia Feb. s.-Great anxiety prevails In ship
ping circles regarding the probable loss with all on
board Of the British bark Apheus Marshall which lett
this port December 1. laden with sugar, valued III
200 600 for Dunkirk. The Marshall should have
reached her destination January l. but nothing has
been heard of her her and the Philadelphia
agents have gwen up all hope. 1t Is believed the
vessel was caught In hurricane and wrecked. The
Marshall was commanded by Captain E. J. McFadden
and carried crew Of fifteen. She was owned py
Troop & Sons, of Digby, N S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
ROADS PREPARING FOR A STRIKE.

indianapolis, Feb s.-Ever since the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company began to discharge members OF the
labor organizations in this and other cities there has
been general understanding that strike was mpend-
ing, and the developments within the last few days
have convinced careful Observers that the railroads
are preparing TO meet such an emergency a gen.
eral strike during the Worlds Fair would present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was little life In the wheat speculation and
few features yesterday. The sales aggregated only
D35 900 bushels, md the business was largely local
ard profcs sonal. Opening prices Indicated an al
vance OF A cent but n decline OF l-4a12 cent soon
took Mace OH easier cables foreign selling and local
realizing In the afternoon reaction OF 1-S@l-4
cent occurred and the closing tone was weak AT
not loss OF 1.sa1-4 cent for the day. March, May
and Julv were the only options dealt In. March
sold within the range Of 20 5-8070 10, May or
o4dsa11 and July OF SO 5-8d SO 1-S cents. The
snot market showed increased activity the sales be-
ing IA 600 bushels, OF which exporters took A.
900 bushels
Corn OPTIONS declined 1894 cent. owing to lnrger
receipts and improved grading shown by recent ar
rivals Spot corn closed lower in sympathy with
options.
Oats were neglected, with the tone OF the opuon
list steady ard spot lots easier.
The final quotations were as follows,
Wheat-February, 70 7-S; March, 70 "a; May,
al 49, July go 3-4 cents.
Con-February, 90 10; March, SO "a; May,
SO 90 cents.
Oats-February. 81 "a; March, 80 1-2 May, 80
cents
Lard-March S12 30; May. $i2 30; July, Sl1 90.
The receipts OF grain and -four yesterday at New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat 1O3731 bushels: corn, 25S,3s0
bushels: oats 1O6.057 bushels: total grain. 1885,
I69 bushels -four, 42.5Ol packages At Chicago,
Milwaukee ard st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat,
1875 bushels total grain, 765s7l bushels -four, 81,
1856 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
ROYAL ARCH MASONS IN SESSION.

Albany, Feb. Sat the second days session OF the
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons to-day. j. Leavit
Lambert, of Hoosck Falls. re elected Grand High
Priest. The other grand officers were also reelected
and adjournment followed. At D. m. the companions
met at Masonic Temple and Wis ed Governor ana MIS-
Flower OF the Executive MansQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
RESIGNATION OF A POSTMASTER.

Lyons N. Y, Feb. (spcciaD.-P5stmaster F. C..
Zimmerlln, who appointed under Harrison. and
his assistant Edward ID. Bourne. have resigned their
positions to take effect March G. The Office is worth
81 900. and fully fifteen men are after 1t. Any ap-
pontment will make great discord in the Democratic
party, as the Hill and Cleveland elements at war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb s. 3 ;45 D. m.-Beef.i9iders r yTa
snarinely TorlI-IIoders offer sparingy: prime
mess Western. fine firm at sss 3D. Hams and baeon or,
Holders offer moderately. Cheese.,holder sn J
OF observation-disclosures offer sparingly; strong a. At
Cd. Rosin-Thc supply is good; common a nInas
~ = I'D Iari-Spot-IIolders offer spanhsrvi
f,tures-IIolders are Offering: prime western ~
firm nj Cos wbeat-Holders offer sparng,N; AZ oSer
freely: fnures-HOlders offer moderately, lad
Western February steady at Is Id Marcn StI
NJ 4s sd: April steady at Is Al HOPS NJ Lo"u'"
pncidc Coast-iIolders offer moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

Stewart, Elburn H.. vice presidents; Henry f. Smith,
Enfield r. l., treasurer; c. NJ. Winslow, BRANDON
VT. secretary The new executive committee will be
Messrs Barney French, Belmont J. o. Magic and
Wells Among those present at the meeting were
J. D. W. French, OF Massachusetts; Henry E. Smith,
c, NJ winslow, L. S. Drew, Vermont; Charles A.
Brine. william Lindsey, New-Jersey; w. j. Tucker
II. r, c. Watson Z. II. Barney. New-fork; j. u
Magic, J. d. Magic, B. b. Magic, b. g. Sears j. a.
Casterline. Delaware, and c. Ii. Hayes. New-lIamp-
shire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
EARNINGS OF THE BISCUIT COMPANY

Chicago Feb. tSpecia).-The New-York Biscuit
Company held Its annual meeting here to-day. Presi-
dent Moore's annual report showed net earnings Of
oo4s,So9 for the year, an increase Of 81 per cent
The business Of five factories has been merged into
the New-York factory. The company will complete
the Chicago factory this year. The old officers were
reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
FOR THE PHILLIPS BROOKS MEMORIAL.

Boston, Feb. s.-The committee having IN charge
the Phillips Brooks Monument Fund announce to day
that $4,000 has already been subscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

man Carlos French Of Connecticut and ex-senator James
Arkci OF Canojoharie, n. Y. HoLLAND-Conere'snai,
elect Charles d. uaines. Of Kinderhook n. l.. anu
General Orland Smith, OF Baltimore. MURRAY Hill Hill
Ex.Congressman Charles S. Baker. Of Rochester WiND
SOR-H. b. Ledyard President Of the Michigan Ceh'fa'
Railroad ComnanY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
suRLIxeroy's TREASURY NEARLY EMPTY.

Burlington. N. j., Feb. Sit has been found that
this place Is In serious financial straits. There is
only $3.50 In the treasury to the current expenses
q the month, amounting TO $500 H. There are also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

two bills. one for $500 and another for $1,000,
which will have TO be paid together with $3.50 in
terest. The city carries bonded debt Tor over SOo
900, and portion of II Will fall due In snort ume
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
AYRSHIRE BREEDERS MEET.
NO OFFICIAL EXHIBITION AT CHICAGO.

PRIVATE ENTERPRISE NAY MAKE A SHOWING
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Ar the eighteenth annual meeting OF the Ayrshire
xro.ders, Association which was held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. the following officers were
elected: Obadiah Brown Providence. r. l., presi-
dent: H. r. c. Watson. West Falls. N y: L. 3 Drew
nr,,,nron. VT: II. Belts Wellington. Ohio and John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
STAINED.
STAINED.
Good or inarv q 10 Low mlddllng. .......7 l5-l0
sric, ,,1od ndinary ll6 Middling ..........-..os

strict GOOD ordinary l-6 Middlng -..........o's
Liverpool kilograms - m1ecept' oG 1000 ,d oa'e'
which 1000 bales. Sales. bOVO Daf, vi
wbich far speculation ADD export. 800 bales; Aneti,h
1000 bale. spot market in buyers favor Ndniins
Inc port receipts were 1888 bales comparing win WIN
balss bonding day last l'a: SIVo
Scftauber the receipt, have hecn iCbS,u3l D'IrHi
against 1907 bales during the corresponding Pron
wear ago. Tho Ggues appended show the week crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CLARENDON-John Newell, o. Chicago. FIFTH
AvENUE-seuator Nelson w. Aldrch. and Ex-Governor
Henry Howard Of Rhode Island. and Chief Justice VOL
bridge A. Field, Of Massachusetts GILSEf-Ex Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
TWO WELLKNOWN NEWPORT COTTAGES RENTED

Newport, r. l., Feb. 6.-Tw0 prominent cottage
rentals repOrted-those Of "Stoneacre." Belle
vueave., owned by J. W. Ellis, to Cornelius Wander
bilt whose villa destroyed by fire last fall and
HarbOr View" owned by +. o. French. to Lspenard
Stewart OF New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. (Specal).-It seemed to-day in the
provision market as II the holders OF lard were taking
advantage Of the very favorable conditions market
some OF their line. Although there We're only 10000
hogs although the prices at the yards 10 cents
up, and although the estimate for Thursday only
$1,000 hogs, lard opened at the top, and INCLINED
all the session to Yield little At moments Tately
gave the price support but 1t the theory among
those IN the pit all the session that his clients
doing moro selling than buying. May sold from Sl2 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Newburs. n. Y, Feb. e.-Perry King. who in
dicted by the Grand Jury for highway robbery. was
this afternoon sentenced to twenty-five years in Sing
Sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09


on the produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was eH steady lad creamery $50 Csc dairy, elas7c es
good and strictly fresh 30 l-4G3l noosro,. demand
Wheat strong; 40. red 7sc receipts 5000 r oga
shipments. 1000 bush Germ stsonSa Io4aa3 rs
Rye Rye ouiet No. >. soc. Pork quiet lower, go 90
Lard firm. sia Eulls meats firm. 80 5oa $40 81 Ia
Bacon bS s1tnay nT 70 eas% sugar steady Eggs
quiet SOC. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. Feb. s-Flour quiet Wheat s.eaCy'
Nav 20 j-Sc: No. > spring. c3c NO Noi .an!
No. white. 50 Ire No. DO 10 p i2 SS % l lie.
Msy Wis %ia So Lard Nay sii o3 eSpts-FlScSoso
bush. shipments-Flour. 1I.4oO bbls; wheat, 90
90 bush barley. 10000 bush.
minneapolis Feb swheH qGs n May Gp sa not 3:
~ ssrone today No. Northern sold at zoe, ana
10 Northern at 60 &c. Receipts of wheat i mere
were ra@I ' &c a. Nav opened ie highest 7is
lowest 20 8ic closed 20 Sc July open n,c % 10
s ssgS SS7 &C. No. / N0'''F'"' % ''
philadelphia. Feb. s-Flour-Market weak am, and
wheat no nour quiet but firm s2a - IS 100 ~
Market duh and eatureess prices Of @p ,s
iaEse .Ic hO March. 7sY4a7s lie: April 70 10
70 34c: May soa 50 lac. Corn-Liite disposition t.s
d to Taae Ia sp eh1nse pSS o s
a Ssis AR+ 81 1n ltd5 stc ss
q
IL Isc MarcG, 40 34a Il lac: April; 4ia4i i,sc:
p PENN frsts 3oc Refined sugars quiet and
Unchanged; cubes, 3 1sc: lozenge, lie, sanaarSS
powdcred 8 I-Sc: fine granulated. 7sc: sandaiu
tranIlatrd. 7-Sc: crown \. 1-Sc crystal A.
4 7.oc: double refined diamond a. sc: conie.'
$50 Franklin b, Ice; Franklin extra {, i,So;
red star c, Use: green star C. &C. 0ther "a
Unchanged Receipts-Flour. 1900 bbls so. 800
sacks wheat 5000 bush: corn, 2OeOo Dush' os.,'
rs 900 bush. Shipmcns-Wheat, 2,l50 bush oo'
$50 busl oats. 10000 bush.
Il. Louis, Feb. S.-Four dull and unchs.n seu.
Wheat slow and easier. closing about 1-.c oe S".
Yesterday: cash, 90 l-Sc; May, 20 l-2a1o oTss,
July. Il 5-sc. Corn very slow and CLOSED sc alsS.
AZ lee July. 40 1-4a42 3sc Oats lower en nss
ri lie bid May. "a 5sc. Rye higher Doc ob n
ley quiet Minnesota sold nj o'c; Bran hi "a 20
7:id 73 Ice. Hay unchanged. Lead hrin; =" "a
Spelter quiet - 05. Flaxseed higher 81 rionr.oi
Butter unchanged. Eggs lower &c Co orr iron
firm: 81. Whiskey steady 81 ~ Bagsing anu e I IL
cotton ties unchanged. Lard higher gu m ~ ioS
trade at previous quotations. ReceiptsoFiour 49, 80,
bbls: wheat, 80 900 bush corn. llOOOo bLsh ,sat
II 900 bush ShpmentsFlour $4,000 bos $50 w nnsS
81 900 bush: corn. $4,000 bush; oats, l.oOo ou'"'
rye. 5000 bush barley, 1000 bush.
Toledo. Feb. s.-wheat dull: easier no; :;osSy:
and February 1917 5-SdT7 34c Corn duli' s'' nt:
No. cash, i4c May As Ice No. g. AZ lie. ,' W
quiet cash SOC. Rye dull cash, ooc. 80 Is:
seed dun steady prime Snsn ana bbs wheat
3525 bush corn, 24,625 bush; oats, lDoo p ,Sis
cioverseed 324 tags shipments-Flour, LIZ, " 90
wheat, coo BUSH corn, $500 bush; cioverse,a' W.
bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

UNIFoRx FOR THE NAVAL RESERVE.
Albany, Feb. s.-Adjutant- General Porter issued
an order today In which is prescribed the uniform OF
the efncers ana enlisted OF the naval militia OF
this State. The uniform IS as nearly as practicable.
like that Of the United States Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

Cash quotations rs follows: Flour dull, IN,
changed. NO 2 spring wheat, Il IA II CSC; Soa
spring wheat coaGoc No REQ S q oats ,i~ q iS
II ~ 14c: 10. : white, f. o. b., .36c ~. white
81 1-2d "a Lee. No. . rye. 81 1-ac; NO = barley,
Gao: No 8 I. q. b., 4jG6Oc; No. 4. I. o. b., $50
lard Lard per 100 H. s1 !5a sli 4 r. short ribs sides
30 A. "13SsIO: slort clear sides boxed. $40 goa
sIO So. Whlsxey distillers' finished goods. per sai
81 IL Sugars. cut loaf. l'.@' o-oc' s'anuia'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09

COTToN-The spot market ruled easy: safes LOO
bales 70 SINNERS and coo bales taken Tor cNpnt
Quotations o. blscd the American standard OF es>h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

eeps, a.sl9 bLs shipments, 2o.4oo Gols saiss
70 84@ Is sc March II 5sa77 7-sc Nav reVssoS;
asO 7.sc; steamer No. . red, 10 lac asked. ~ r.
cepts, 1926 BUSH shipments, ,3094o bush socs
sample 75a zoe. Corn easy mixed spot, 5ie5i i.ay
February, so 3-4a50 7-sc; March, 80 1.2d5O 80.
May, 5ld5l Lac; steamer mixed, As Has AZ
Receipts, 133.470 bush shipments, A. IA bush stocS
sample, 5a jlc yellow do do SEE Oats qni Han az q
steady No white wf Rseens 1860 1000 No.
oOs,e73 bush. Rye dull; No 2. &c nomlnaIy RE- Re-.
ceips, 1,4Oo BUSH stock. 74;t76 bush Hay firm:
freights dull, unchanged. Cotton nominal middlnS
3.4c. Provisions nominal; mess pork, si9 LAWS
Refined. IL SAC. Butter quiet and easy creamery
taton a5c; rolls. ine s2c. Eggs weak. sSss $
Coffee firm Rio cargoes, fair. 10 l2c; No. T. 10 3sc
Tsrr steady % d HeSvs im II aas Copper
cepts"Four $500 bbis; 1874 sacks Corn, se4 AZ
bush. Oats $3.50 bush. shorts, II tons.
cd. IS lie; 1900 NO. northern washbrn oH
rs .4c; II cars No. Northern Duluth. 70 Lea 7ec'
cIosing-NO. j hard old, 81 IA; DO new, 81 3.sc:
No. / Northern Duluth old, "a 1-4c: do washbrsn
do. 10 1-4c: do Duluth new, 79 Lars 3-4c; No. q
Northern. 70 34c; winter trmer sales 10 cars No.
red 7Sc; 3 cars No. extra red, &c., no offer.
ings Of white. Corn fasly active, firm; sales, car
No. yellow, a. 3.4c; IS cars No. 3 DO Al lee:
cars No. do. 47c; cars No; 2 AZ lie; cara
AS lie: /, cars No. white, AS lie. Oats frmf;
offerings light sales. cars No; white 4oc; carr
do clipped AZ r GaTs sS .H soss soc no
choice Wisconsin. &c. Rye dull: No. g 5sc asked.
Hour firm; trade fairly active best spring Ga q 500
bs Ii:ea oas '" ooo b"sh 5000
bush rye 1000 bush.
Chicago, Feb. s.-The leading futures ranged as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-05
The "Rrpndiated Claim. =

Sam Davis tried to ring in a bill
on the Commission rs vest rday that
hid been rejected by the old Board ,
but tie new Board promptly repaid
ated it.-TrIbuue.
The bill was rejected 10y the old
Board by the same vote that the ring
always felI against the APPEAL;
Martin and Bray in the negative aud
Norris in the affirmative The hill
was then introduced before the new
Board
About two weeks ago the editor os
the APPEAL, in looking into the law
regarding rejected bills, found that
no ILL once rejected could ever oe
allowed at a subsequent meeting.
We then called the attention of
the Clerk to the law, and notified
him that we withdrew the claim.
This Is the true history of the
claim. It WIS not even before the
Board yesterday;