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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
<DJUTA NJ. G ENERAL PORTERS fEFo"I'

STRENGTH AND NEEDS OF THE NATIONAL GUAM
coon WORK OF THE STATE CAMP.
Albany Ian. 1o.-Adiu,ant General Porter has COM
n,et.d his annual report for last year. lhe ''a~o'
Guord he SAWS comprises thirteen res'"e"'.' w
battalion and forty-six separate companies VI '"-'
I'VE batteries Of artillery. one troop oi ''N""' 80
three signal corps The strength VI '"e ~. r,,,a
First Brigade 5000: Second Brigade 3Vo4 INV
Brigade. $3.50: Fourth Brigade. 2,ll9 "ehei"' "e'u
,n,,ars 81. aggregate strength 1906 officers and
,. -, oil
II is again urged that complete supply Oh u"
necessary field equipments he ISSUED TO the "oop' vi
.n, I, s.ock The experience at Buffalo this SUM
In-r emphasizes this recommendations Inc "'no'"''
OF the troops on duty al Buffalo. bahyioh anu RI"
Island were subjected TO rough service an" "o w.,
l.. ,,p.acrd bv new issues. II Is hOped 'na' '"e
military .upropntions will be sufficient " c0npe'"N
.ouip and furnish the National Guard In every respect
The camp this season has been OF ma'eilai o'N'I'
to the Guard and satisfactory TO 'he o"oer' ~ wan
mand and on duty there. Tle highest 1''"hu""'.
at the camp this season was '"'" VII" "
mon the lowest was 52l2 officers and men; showing
that the attendance was more permanent VI ."''
more men served the whole tour thah her''"i"'''
The average attendance last year at camp WAS mu'"
larger Than i'm any previous year iiac"a y" "'
established foundation, sy>tenlatzed as II SN"'''' W
n staff OF competent Instructors. IL VIII a.'"i
mnch more for the military forces o' '"o '
than has been or can he zone I'll any o'"e ~.
The Naval Militia force CONSISTS Oh wv
Naval Battalion Commander ). W. Niiief, s''''"'"
ar New-York City. and numbering .o' om''rH """
seaman. tho Isl separate Naval Division, Lieutenant
James NJ Angle, stationed at Rochester "u'''o''''
s.tyseyen officers and seamen: the "a separate
Naval Division Lieutenant Edward Newton "a'oliuSc'
stationed at Rochester. numbering fo'S-seVeh o''..
and seamen The battalion has never been pro'"'"
with quarters of any nature. and has hau 10 pa'e
nd
ann,s ar, military propcriy The secretary OF the
>, h ro.rur turncd over the New hampshire
=" ih Staie for the use OF this battalion FOR one
wear When suitably fitted up ann lrn,1 , fci,ias
ship will afford all the ACCOMMODATIONS ~
that could lie desired: =, ou. ..oomman6. the
rnv,o,i,o NJ The Medical Department In a more
n,rmanent manner modelled after the oisanAHuo"
Ct The same in the Army OF ihe hi'eu '''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
GRlTN md PHODCCE W1RKETS.
FEATURES OF HEw.YoE1 DEALINGS.

The sales 81 wheat futures yesterday amounted 70
sos 900 bushels. end while very Irregular. the genera.
temper weak. prices closing at loss NJ ! cent
The early dealings Influenced largely ~ con.
Gotng reports from abroad. The market opened ~ on
advance then reacted thea advanced ,, cent.
then gradually declined. aud closed above noted Tho
reports from the Continent showed uniavorabic weather
ior wheat. March options sOd az so', d-l'g Nav a.
ga. asa. June s3-aSt. aud July 80 S4aSt. c"nt>.
In the option iat."J Opened 'sHs cent lower on
expected heavier receipts --u't ~ IMPROVED roads
Leading primary pDnt-. Sales w"f' $4,000 bu,hcl.
Spot corn vas isir demand. Sblppefs took 80 600
bushels.
dull. and aies Of oj coo bushels
In futures aud ~ 900 Uushe, "n no sJ"i. option
prices unchanged 10 ., cent lower. Spot prices un-
changed.
IRE mai quotations wcie "a follow 49,
NAV s3's; June ~. July, hi4 ceni,. -
Corn-Ianuaiv. al; February. o.. March. Ds
May 3d. cents. 49,. .
3d. $1,000
-I1nu,'v. All o5; February. so 80. March.
s0 30: May. SO 81.
receipt. Of gain and -four reported Yesterday ~
New York, Phisdclrhis baltimore and H"'ton N"i" -
follows Wheat. 21sJJ bushels corn. OJ.s-I bushels
81 AZ bushe!, toi1 lan. ls2'J1 bushels n"uf.
o. g3S packages. Chicago. Nilwauke" anf 81 louis
the arrivals Wheat. l6G $40 hu,hH.. corn. "a.
BE- Ost- 100 - bushels. tp,a grain. 13j. 81
bu,hel. -four. 9S $40 bs rel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE TRAIyNEy HLANELESS FOR THE COLLISION

Providence. r. j., JAM l9.-Superlnendent Fletcher,
OF the New-lork. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
has completed his examination into the canse OF the
accident BY which members 81 slcigiing party
wer. Killed LonsdaIe Crossing early ycstefdat morn
ing Ly 4 freight train. lie considers the tralnmen
iiamesss, AZ, so far he can learn, they compiled
with the law and the rules OF the company. A cor
oners Inquest win be- he'd after the funerals OF the
victims probably early next week. but Railroad Com
missioner Freeman has decided not TO hold an lnves
,igaton rhe funerals OF those wLO were killed will
he held tomorrow and saturday. The condition Of
Inc injured remains generally unchanged. Miss FANNY
Smith ut the hospital Is more comfortable TO day,
though her recovery is not assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NewYos Yhusday Jan d aSi cars OF TT
ss Ssf ' ears '.f'' st
@ great BT,a Ssa ana far 81 d Ssss for
for but barely steady Tor na few fancy
Se,,el o n' Xo I ,e, s s9ia news shipments to-day
carte on the England London 20 cattle anu ." "'p
H"S; s. 81 .s +, S Msyn. t County, ~
'n iST at - s.' sss 90 Il
ss5s t. fa; sold 1ra !. ssss "
Gew fed sls az , * So Se' or country dressed
s@a Tor city dressed 3d,s r@I fof dressed
Mullen es =; 4: -, srTsas &C g
DO loo u, at 81 do, $40 ID, At 10 ~ 'o' ~ ~
ut S1'p xelon: ve,s. l.i ~ at 80; do $50 ~ al
500 p S" 'g' ' SeaIs I5e H. at So DO 100 10
.nsscH I1s . ysp id 1ayd :? 40 's
SmErP AID Including clue. sn. cars r, eGn
n,m a"d lamb. we're steady and for both there was
@ good ds",od Poor 70 p hcse ' iabs s0 az 8 ea
70 bucks al 80 80 mixed sheep and lamb a. - and
ee pr,'f sm %"'. .,aady a. WIZ ief inquiry
|. e. cg % s as w ss %
10 DO s. E at ct - g g! % @f sss,"
e. / i B. s. g. % DO So ~ at - 80
'"js c:Gos; 'i% "a s.s &c 3d. q e 4
Hume & Mullen $50 state lAIos =" .. .W vi =, H.
oo5 DO 81 N. OF So - Is state .ieg 'a i'"''' % >"
penback .oi westr s s., ;m b. a. - 70 ~ a,
&C =; ~ State sheep ?j n. at g %; 40 80 ~ nd
~ 90 81 cni. 20 Ii, at 81; 200 Western snsep '"'
T. y. Pldcock & Sons; ~ SHtc ., I'mo'' o. TO- '"
- ~ , liz TO-" Is, Western sheep SO ~ at
50 T.; 10 u" ;iIe,i Io7 Ohfo sheep 81 n, a: s. TO-
Receipts 30 cars. or 56St hc'a or s,ls alive
sothst and II ears Jersry City nome Tor s''e s'o
N"ninalIv weak OF 81 60dss per 100 ~ q, s,o,.c
co"nt dressed lady at 9o92c for heavy, V'dlo<'
for medium and i0iaailc for Eight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
nrSapprARCD WITH LODGE FUNDS.

Denver. JAM 19-Georgc c. ii. Below, who acted
az deputy supreme president OF the defunct oidcr q"
Aeg,s OF Boston and later In the same capacity III INC
rcorcanizcd order, which has headquarters IN bn'
more has mysterously disappeared from wheat hiure'
n Denver suburb, where he had been hvlhg 'or TWO
months Below has been in Colorado Tor some ''"e
,.n,zinc lodges at Denver Arvada, Golden. Harris
and Wheat Ridge. The disclosures OF alleged crook
edness in the affairs OF the order aroused some m'e
ness I'm this vicinity and now 1t Is charged 'ha' Beiow
had "A hand In The questionable TRANSACTIONS. No
troc. Of tho man has been found, though lie s Dcch
An, ,ent,v seartbed for 1t is known that he had in
his possession thousands OF dollars collected rom INC
new lodges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
COTTON MAEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. ~ y: m ot.on-Futnres closed
delivery, o?G'd buyes'; January ami February delivery,
, JGid buyers, February and Mach delivery,
!, s.Gtd buyers. March and Apr.l delivery
) 1O-Gid buyers; April and MAY delivery 3 Isjid
value; Msy and June d"liNcfy. = iJ-Gid sellers
jane july delivery. lj-6in5 1864; July and
August delivery. } I1Gid value; August anI September
deis erv. . iO.OiaJ i1-Gid.
Galveston. Jan. 9.-totton quiet; mdilng 9.c: low
mlddling, Sac; good ordinary, SIC net and
ccpt', s3S ilos exports coss"isc 1895 bsies sIc.
20 bale. stock, I0j.3AG bales.
SOifola. jan observation-disclosures; aud gross ie.
cepts. 0jl bales exports coa.tvise, 80 bales stock.
4J,6sJ bsles.
New-Url,ans Jan. 19Cotion steady: nlddling. lie
Tow mddlius. lJiGc; good ordinary, ..lBc: Ir.
o"p,S. yO2 sle, go bales. sales $500 bales
stock 3Uj $50 bales.
savannah. Jan. l?.-CntioD-Nct aud gross receipts,
39S bale stock (estnstsdI. 5000 baiS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRIES OF TIE SOUTH

Washington Jan. 19.-The iron and steel industries
OF the Southern States covered by bulletin issued
by the Census Office to-day. There Ten states
now engaged In developing their mineral resources
BY the establishment OF rolling mills and steel works
Alabama Delaware, Georgia Kentucky. Maryland NORTH
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas Virginia and West Virginia
The capital invested in blast furnaces In cse States
increased from about SI7, 100000 In 1890 10 over
E33 600 in $780, in rolling mills and steel works
from over s1I 100000 In 1885, TO SIT 600 In 1890.
and the products OF these works increased from 290OoJ
,ons TO 5l5OOO tcns-the increase being exclusively
n steel There has been a marked decrease In the
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Ce9aI Notices.
COURT. CITY AND COUNTY q!

- Acknowledgment y. De GIsuw, IT.. and John
ID Van buren, IT,, surviving executors Of ana trustee,
undrr the lost viii testament samuel Aymar. de-
ceased plaintiffs against Matthew j. Tirrney and Char 80
W McIague executors OF Of Joanna Drought de-
sed John Tieney. Michael Tierney and Rose MS WE,
lion Slaterv. EliaaDeh Kelly Matthew Terney Johanna
nc nay John Iierney, Onor1 Sattety, R,Nd MlehacI
Camody, Mary Ialpn, NncenAo Mocio ana rhilp Mann.
Roe . Chrtian name Of the wife OF Michael il,l'
ney being fictitious. her real name being unknown, d.
PENDANTS. SUMMONS
10 the above named defendants;
you a summoned - answer the compliant IN
this action TO copy OF your answer on tns
,Iointln, attorney within twenty days after tho service
~ this summons " the dav Of service ana n
tose OF your failure sppar or answer Jud Sment VII
o taken against you by default foT the rei demanded
II the complaint. - 800,
~ r. l.. LEE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and pOsofce odd ess No. llj Broadway, Ne"idk
city. ~. 49,.
nav his wife the Christian name Rose being ncraou,
name, her real name being UNKNOWN anu lev N'eh'e'
CaPmody and each Of them - , hi.
rhe foregoing summons i served upon you bv pioca
ton pursuant TO order OF the Hon. Edwad isttel'
son Justice OF tho supreme Court 81 the state OF New
YORK dated the lO,h day Of December lsy2 ana NEG
with the complaint in the office OF the clerk Of ths Cy
and OF New York at the county Court hou,s SOL II
fhr CITY OF New-Yora the 10th day OF Drenlb" 1872
''0 wv " 4. T.. LEE. plaintiffs At,ornev
once and posoice adaess No lio Broadway Ne"'foH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
BUSINESS DEPRESSION ~ WYOMING.

CHEYENNE Wyo., Jan. 10.-BusincSs on the MIN
line OF the Inion Pacific seems 10 DC para'!''"'
Dozens OF trsnnen ha," been :" Lid OH curing me
last tbrec DAYS Time a. the shops has been reduced
IN echt bours n dav II is reported that the coal
miners nj Carbon Hanna and Rock Spring. numbering
5000 men, will be put on hhlf time in few days
Tuesday and yesterday there were only six freiGns
west from this place and none eat men'h 'eo 'he
average was twenty eight each way every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
THE EXCLUSION LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Duluth. MIMI Jan. lo-ln the proceedings against
All Yuk n CIlnaman recently found guilty OF Vi"i'''"e
The provisions OF tho Chinese Exclusion ac thc a'o
nev for the defence based his motion for tho reeaSe
Of his client on the ground that the provision OF 'he u"
for an Imprisonment OF thirty days and tho rour"nS
10 his native country Of Chinaman ai'er no p'o''o''
ings other than hearing before ni'ed >'''c' 'v"
C,is.,orsr WAS unconstitutional. lie urged that
pch n law WAS a violation OF the fundamental reht
Of every citizen the United states 10 uai py jury
when accused OF crime. ms We" ., tnr ,a,
wn SUPPORT ID by Judge Nelson and tho prisoner WIS
asel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jsu. 10. 3 - y. m.-Eccf In fair demand
prin; firm az G3s cd. potS IN fair demand riin-
nr-s. Western nnc. <cddy st SIS ~! prime West
EN- dunn. frm al SO. Hams In demand >hor
cut about II to lG d. adv Gjs. Bacon Ia poor
,ong ard short clear middle about ~ H. s.dy ,s
cheese In COOL demand Tnllow-1ir.. l. noihihg on
lrg Sprte % Turp"niine In Joor demand s,e,iv NJ
%, I'd CottOrs"e oil Liverpool rfp.d hfn. at 20, 81
Erin in far demand. Iald-~rOt IA fair demand fut
urs-theie Is nothing Offering: prime Weston |,
n. 5fs Wheat ~ poor .npnd No. > red winter stady
OF 5s lid No. lei Iring stadv ut 4, ~. Flour ia
poor demand Co'nS)t in fair demand futures In pool
demand mixed Western Jsnua old study ~ T. I'D
Jonuarv. new steady a: Is I'D. Hops at Loadonracnt
Coast ia fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan 19.-The demand for wool has ben Actve
and the sales the largest reported for many weeks
amounting 223 600 pounds Of oil kNds The
is firm. F1eeces higher with sales OF Michigan Al
a7d27hc. Ohio X at $50, Ohio Xxx at 2od3oc and 10
M 23a33c Ohio and 32c for Michigan Fine dalai,e
selections steady 3cc for Ohio and 29c for Michigan
LARGE sales blood combng wool o5doS
Territory wool active with sales Of over 10000
pounds q secured bass Of 55d5Sc for fine 5od5tc o
rno medium and 47d50c for medium. Eastern Oregon
wool sold at 1?aloc and considerable California at 6aas
,onoe Of 5Od54c clean Georgia wool steady o57esr
Pulled wool in good demand az 32a3se for super and
359.oc as to quality. Foreign carpet wool IN stead;
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
PASSED A BrRyIyG SRIP AT SEA.

San Francisco Jan. l0.-The British ship Goodrich.
from Liverpool, reports the probable loss o! larg"
shin OF In. Isl minus OF Panama. Captain Williams
reports December y. he came up with n large
iron ship Coal smoke issuing from her halchrs.
and to all appearances the fire had been burning for
several days. perhaps weeks. The weather vas
sonay aud uncertain the time. that the officers
OF the Goodrich did moi dare approach too near She
WAS about 800 feet long, and would register from
100 10 5000 tons. II Is thought the burning ship
was The Hawaiian vessel John Ena, "A ship. out
To- DAYS from Cardiff with coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
BJSBOp M'yEIRyEY AND Mr. DANA FOR REGENTS

Albany Jan. l9.-"1he Tmes-Cnion' OF 'o'day
saws: 1.-THE two vacancies IN the Board OF Regents
Of The University. caused by the death "f francis
Herman and George william Curtis, are shortly 10 be
filled by Joint ballot OF the two Houses Of tie Legs
stnre Public opinion seems TO he concentrating upon
the Rev Francis McNeirney md Charles ~ Dai'a-
Bishop McNe'rney In place OF Mr.. Keenan, ana Mr.
Dana In place OF Nj. Curtis. Both are admirably
opo,eed nv profound and varied learning y literary
tastes and sccompll- iments anc nv high personal
character 10 adora the board and add rs dignity
and useiuluess.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TWO JUDGES RETIRED M THE LEGISLATURE

Dover Del. Jan. I0.-The General Assembly 10
day passed Joint resolution retiring Chei Jnsuee
Comeyys and Associate Houston within 6fecn days
This action is the outcome OF a general demand from
the legal fraternity arising from the Incompetence
Of the Judges WIN have become physically inhrm ami.
II is said. mentally Incapable through many years
of honorable service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

forge and bloom branch OF iron industry. resulting
from the improved processes in rolling mills nnd ex
tension OF transportation facilities. Hence Inc manu-"
factre OF bar iron from bv the direct process
has become practically extinct indns,rs III .ne
south. The total number OF establishments mas am,
in,shcd as the result Of concentration but mere ms
been an increase IN the output The tTai nn d
OF hands employed has diminished from So,.o2 IN
1880 10 6s5 In $780, but the aggregate wages nave
increased from sc, o6l, 900 10 $7G2s.OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
TIE PETROLEEW WARKLT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AHD RANGE OF PRICES.
The relief from sagnaton in the crude oil markets
yesterday the ssie OF 1000 barrels the Stock IA.
change az 52'a cents. The oil exchanges duh
generally that the little life aroused and then at
the stock Exchange seems 10 be intended sarcastic
upon the rival "lftlc' Consolidated Board The
petroleum Held situation ~ without feature to stimulate
immediate interest
Refined oil unchanged at go cent? per gallon in
la reis 80 CENTS IN bulk and O.lp cents ia
Foreign quotations were Antufp l2s francs Bfencn.
40 marLs; London. 4f2di-sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
PROPOSALS. FOR CHAIRS-Philadelph

L D,pot Of the Q. NJ. Department, No. Lilo A'h
s,rasf Philadelnhia Pa January TO- IS93.scalAd Pr
p,.as in trIpcatc will b. received her until o'cok
m Wpdne sday. February 10 1893. for furnishing IN.
l. : Ousrtermaser's DEPARTMENT with 1000 chairs, 2"0
delivered board ear, T. the Depot oaiefna,
3 OO0 To hr delivered board ear, 20 Inc
Depo; Qusrtermast.r al vt Louis. Mo- cubIect 10 n.
points ~ delivery. samples OF The chairs IA
and full information had upon Application 70 ua
Xclyyork civ and phiadelphil Pa The trnmens
reserves right TO reject all proposals Prefer
once win be given to articles Of domestic production 90
manufacture conditions of quality aud price dnt1ng IN
The price ~ foreign productions manGfsctur> the DUTY
thereon being equal For blanks 81 proposals. etc dl.
NV az this Proposal, should be- accompanied by
in 10 crntum OF the value Of
proposed i0r: nNelpcs containing proposal
a. Endorsed proposals fr Chars ana addressed 70 the
undersigned. G e. 81" ! fLi.E'
Deputy 0uattermaster.Gcn General. I. :. A.,
Depot Qualterml-ter.
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tLor'E \Np NEAL FlOui; In 'ynI"'hv WITH wheat
600 SIS q, - s5at: IS fo SO 2 and e: W. :; 80 for
s. WHIT, 3 ,S, sOI' tesss T,'' 5cd hi. s,rs.
vn At :, G'%,S ., :. II inc ' .ck. I'D So
<, -s@e2 -: 80 :. ;Gas@9O' d.er. ,.ae.1 % :
yat1. tbr.. ans {, e!es. - ,.op.,aaG, 3, So
nsS 10 ,,rslg6t. ~ cjsta ~ larsnt., s2Q@*i 80
% r nd% PgIr & i?sf & Fl
and a"cSaasrd and ca%eGa qTS%,rg g; ,.,G ftc
:" 10. '0'a .. e6asa.c 800 w. saas' i;
c"ENn' ss. 80 49, Brand" wine . >" "''''" '''
,.E,lN-wutAr-r o- ;uure c.Ii,'iles the u; &c:
ccnaes, ut copls,s rreg'.on ,ooH r: ace
Saea e - bic. nror ni.1alsc s.S ior pnea
~ "i..nced 'e hn, 'lCgn,nny so.a OF
~" VIM Ss NY % SAL. v J 900 bush "Ta ral y 20
EA, Iai w MINI pso@ eI,ya" sicesi ano,t 500
Siisc f., o b.: 40 NortheFn. stdsi'.c 40 : do, go
&c 80 60 , nsSso S cSn9 " &c. eo d. em%ay
&c at 7n', 90 M,G.n d. so 80, So
l N1A At AZ 90 o j"i; s,ss..
s sS ,l sic at t Toe cc wa. Weak THE
ScsnG on be .pot market via, tnc trade laey ocs
I' %rIe a. @sa .rcar S Sr'' o. '"G b.
S so"o az eco Gn.n future, 900 a.n sIoi n,ulnr
40 %Ja Gssy o.nr at 5: d.
u'y I;G so 9! &C. to. nG n.s '' .tm"e
Tc,,ruaf T So oAIs~Ihr bu,nc.1 the speculative
m' .S oWs spo oats were u "a O unlr
1900 hu.n sbet. Including 80 wheat r.. 80 "a DO
I :. G so MSr at sG aso do cs,' a.
99s do whit januay 'i "ta' elo'aI . pui i?
M's'.aa c clSSs caon nrTioa esdS5s
s s'nd,S d. no 5000 IiL,od Wc.ie csacss
Jointly ard rv 1a,dc o5easi o. ouo an"
TTrDNpp%II pnd Whom. change o. m"r@n, In prre
quotation sods1 f.. a." 90 ana 80 ~ and ror for ioo
- d. Job ;C;s 2ad3c Co;tons,,d meal 81 - "a
Hay AND srE,w-mAY-rn l,cht dcnr,nl In, on
steady Tarket fancy $500 large BALE GOO 40 l. 500
clover. G5a7oc Shipping. c7aa7o. STR Aw-Loog
nors-Dull and without important choasc. New
york state isoe choice ?512c pInc. 2?ae2, common
pacnc coast 1885,. choice :3deic: cool TO prime 2o.g
20 California old ODDS 5aloc; Ba,arIan and bohemian,
aeSc and ''rcqg 70 TO- G 70;
s'rady LEAD 9%ic. ana gG,iansGd Closing Lon Ioa
MoLAssTS- Xsw. ofies";, tair demand ure,,on.
S% @ Prime Ss"!@ss S's .G s. 2d 'a p
@o@alc shoicc; 1885,; fancy acS ,n,,.n,,.
silently "a ra,icr closing q sa@assr 80 rosIyI69l
!'' !. fa" 40 ,: 8 ."Sr ~
g. s,ss i 49, 'S@t e. i o. J" 70 % ~ % 60
%cEsN rE nrn %i'if d al" ans
iSoco t rSS"1 grain s%'G nxlH
6, ;l..a,y 10 Hs%ya >, lIssins
rsyste terms min rhlladclphis to zasa coal. 81 a.
tom. .' ces.:s+$: cr%$s; p,%e. iss ioi. r%%n
fs;f yr' Cochin. "S S %f ses 'Ii %.s
raw imersan :aed ,sc: c,lsu,t, seed ~ lard prime
% macr sfr .S S,e f" wnc .saas
Wit ~"r rrSsa s". $50 n " nr" TInc+
;a rh,Io rriGs northern. .en So natural snrIns
5oaic bleached sprnG. 3saoie naturn winter. 5djec.
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o,.a,c .,,v hacked icshouss a2s3te; lined egss per

dozen, 31d32c. ...,,.d Muscoysdo. SO
E5a "a sss essensugai eas2c REFdNEr
Firm Cut loaf crushed an: rsnnsted
9 s5s s g Sa. sssn.eS @
asSoSd ass ;eqtaasw
Tumble Aa,4d1f sso Windsor a a s Sc Empire 4
1sst5es @siSise 70 q 1885, $780, NO 20. T.
3sIG4c: No. r. 369a3'sc; No. j. So. ia. and olec
Dull and unchanged Lard quoted ~ ii'' "" WV
l0ac. , ,,,,. ct,v closing ut 64c.
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srrnryrs PLACED on THEIR HONOR.

p1nceton. " j.. Jan. l9.-There Will be no watchers
oror IN. students this year during the eXamina"ohS
and the Young men will be placed upon the'r "o"o'
No, 70 resort TO improper practices lh's "'uo' va"
determined upon by the faculty anu 'ne auof
a,,od ~ ,he session OF the chapel this morning.
rhe step meets with great favor among '"e S'"u'"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
SIITEEy PEOPLE STUPEFIED BY GAS

Chicago Jan. 10 (speciaD.-slxteen people were
found by gas early hour this morning In
n row OF buildings at Nos 1908 10 1914 Milwaukee,
ave. Nary Siders and her child were tahon TO the
County Hospital and will probably die. The others
WILL IL is believed. live. leak found In Tie sas
pipes In the basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
LARGE PURCHASES or MICHIGAN TIMBER.

Bay City, Mich. Jan. 19.-Joseph Turner and 5. C..
Fisher have purchased 175.OO00OO feet OF standing
pine In the Perry Sound district, from Merrill Ring
q Co., OF Saginaw. for $4,000. Turner also pnr
chased the interests of james J. Hurst OF Wyandotte
in 400 OOO,O 900 feet Wahinpitae River, recently
bought by Fisher 4 Hurst for $500000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
OBSERVING LEES BIRTHDAY.

staunton, Va, Jan. 19.-The birthday OF General
Robert E. Lee legal holiday in tins state. was o.
served here to-day with appropriate exercises con-
ssnr of prayer music and an eloquent to oramUn ny
rnchding many promilsant Inconsistencies, "efe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20
COTrON For SPOT cotton prices were aGN ahrrI LIZ
M ruled ngai at tho cios". ''''''' ~" ~
20 -ihifN
Ordinary ..-.......-....
erI ma nary
ST.AINI ID.
HE Low Middllnc ........ q 10
o., [.tJ'.,., o.
Cad Ordinary

ste, tooI OrIins ~ I-i6 Midd'inG '-...-.'.'-
Liverpool Trloerau - m-sccript od 200 S,e es' 81
,,hiri American. bplr~. Sales: O"J
which for speculation and cNpo't. 300 haic' At,a
5000 bale. SPOT market hrn oo niid,HS liz
,3Ici The po receipt, were 1900 W-timlrul b'hs';
comparing WITH II. i75 bale" tbis DAY la>t we'A , an
o iai e. for The spending dny lat year, Nlnee
>erIDn,trn | the receipt hs," been JotO i'o o,rsi
against ei9 10 "ai"- d"rns n ,b. wss cfon
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The North Shore Limited for Chicago every after
noon At 30, by New-i0rk Central, America
Greatest RairOad.s =.