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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
CHURCH CORNERSTONE LAID.
CEREMONIES OF THE IMMANUEL GERMAN EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CONGREGATIONS

CEREMONIES OF THE IMMANUEL GERMAN EVAN
GELICAL LUTHERAN CONGREGATION.
With impressive ceremonies the cornerstone OF the
new building of the Emmanuel German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in East Eghty-thrd-st, between
second and Third ayes, laid yesterday afternoon
The street In front OF the church and the temporary
platform were filed with interested specat RS Tho
cornerstone was put in place by the pastor OF the
church, the Rcv c. J. REM. The copper box, winch
was placed beneath II, contained manuscript history
OF the church, a Bible. copies Of denOmnutl0nl and
secular papers, a number OF coins, including "A
Columbian hafdolar and complete series OF the new
Hostage amps The prayer delivered by the Rev.
William Busse, and the address by the Rev. J. i.
Beyer The benedictisn was PRONOUNCED by the Rev.
J. H. SEEKER The music was provided By chorus
conducted by August Kilian.
The new church building will be Of bun brick, with
handsome trimmings. The style OF architecture Is
Gothic Tho tower will b. 80 feet high. The build
ing will contain besides the auditorium school rooE
apartments fer the pastor, a study and reception
room The body Of the church has seating capacity
Of soO The Emmanuel German Evangelical Lutheran
Church was founded by the Rev Mr. REM In s6| The
members then In the old Yorkville Court House,
Eighty .slxth-st and Fourth-ave. Tho congregation
built a church on the site which will be occu-
pied by the new building In 1850, owing to financial
difficulties the church sold its land. III loJl II
bought back the property and last September tore
down the old church building 10 make room for the
nav structure. The congregation In 1889 consisted
Of only thirteen members. but upon the return Of the
founder Of the church, the Rev {. j. REM, who went
away in 1857, the number was Increased 10 several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
TIE PETROLEUM Market

NEWS FROM THE FIELD And RANGE OF PNiCEo'
The fun reports Of the pip linrs are not yet at hand
The report OF the National Transit Company OF January
shows 3j3 Ola barrels In outstanding cerlrate, conf
pared with $3.50 2G2 barrels In December ls'-i ci'd't
balances 10 pIoiuccrs j4lOlll barrels, against 113-o?
barrels stocks IL 763 l2j barrels against loos5l
raiiels in December 1892, reduction In net STOCKS OF
1926 barrels. The TideWater PIPE Lne Company
reports not stocks OF 5O2 10 barrels IN Jahrary aeant
$40 barrels In December, 1897 decrease VI fJ"Sh
barrels. 49, H..
The Incomplete pipeline figures for The FRET nine DAYS
OF February indicate continued falling on IN net ,'ths
tcrred with oil operations IN Penns! Nana and Ea,teiG
Ohio and While there BE- III. In output wh'l IN"
viii douelss BE- some moDh" Dr"''
wells that have been frozen Up OF smut down ,dn
flow as before. The Held situation mas pI.renN
no sensational features. BIT "hitInsn's News LeltF
position If trade. IL T. sgni NJ that pi.sn'ihf con-
p.uie, aihlla,e1 StIndad ico.c have Teeo.tJ
been larac % we'll, and trf1tN AZ "h't NAY tr
tirly considered hivh prices feature OF the usie which
has before been noticed III several years.
There IL chang n the position VI rehhcI p"trocum
reported week news that had beeu cIbed rom
Russia announcing the opening % airthrr ".ormnue
fountain" raisiag the daily production ~ tho ku.s.n
field, 10 10000 barrels. "a Yet 10 Influence h.s boon
cNerted on foreign quotations, ana prices here h"i steady
The moVcn INT of oil ha- ncL mt Titci WIN 10y
lee in Ncw.York Bav ana In Delaware rive. Yet H."
export, Of crude rlicd etc fom a." Initd states from
January dat. estimated AZ 81 $4,000 gaon- an
increase Of 100000 gallons from the CORES Vonnhg
period OF 1892.
sdated Stock and Potoleun Euhange for the last t""
Nefe a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

celit. "a bble shipments 81 bb sales, 900 bills
Wheat steady No. led spot and February !isa, ~
Mach 7sq7si.c; May. ST asli.c steamer ~. iea;
sc asscd milling by sampc 'od 0S sc sish .a,'
- 900 bush Corn steady; SPOT, 5ls5l.c feDruary.
50 5Iisc; March 500. a5o'sc May 5lt6ol5c stsansr
mixed lSd fsc white by sample, o3c BID; yrl9W
do 5ia5oc Receipts, Us $50 bush; shlpnents i-UWo
lush sock. 5?s2s7 bush sa.es 1900 o1.h > o"'s
niNcd DO 35.GSst Receipts. 900 lush shipments
none: stock 2OGl7i bush. Rye dun; No n3d3 h
Receipts none shpIn nts. none Stock .o"oo pu'ss,
ifay hrm: coed to choice timothy. rl5 50arlG 90 sain
IoSc butter nrni and quiet: rcamery: fancy, Bic +;
aI to choicc 2sd2or instiOu 25c ladle fancy &c
Egg. nrmcr. 20. Coffee firm Rio caraoes Jar, ~
Coup,r unchanged whskey, firm 81 2iasi %.
Boston Fob il.-Markets quiet, but i ady; Receipt,
-FIsur 3 GOO lbls AMI $50 sacks corn 2i0'2 bu,h
oats 977O bush; shorts ~ tons
Buffalo Feb li.-Sprng wheat IN h.lts deman1 90
No. l Northern Duluth. new, 1sc oUoo 9usn az
So: so / Northern Duluth, old, sisc do washbnra
Corn oIencd hrm every thing cleaned up az yeserdays ;
prices closing strong sales car NO. : yellow 20 x
+ ear. NO do 4sc cars No. DO +79c cars c No
NO s3c cars of grade 40c; cars No. white 4sc
oats quiet easy; so. white. 49,. d+oe; no; do,
8sS. a:'c No. mixed 3oae track Barley dull easy
Quoted No eA'. Wc,em 3i%T2c Nss s sssglc
SS y Ssq'' SEC N Sa c 60 EXTRA c Rye
1 mnpd best sprnc - j0ds IS; do winter s4i 10
Iivs hour 80 iOds3 so Mfeed firm, unchanged l ~,
bush shpments-wheat, 90 600 bush; corn GOO bush
oats bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gcnera Before Van Brunt. P. j..
supreme -Chameers-Befoie Andrews. J.-Motion
calendar called a. Il C s s,m-pa,, p,o,o Iog,ahsm
J.-NUs 500, $40, 2i5l. 246t zie0, @4s3. Hsl zSgJ,
3s2o zo l 2is ?ts 49, 2 Sias 2O2 ''O '' '0 O'i
cSgrtnSpssiA u Tsm-rsf' L-Bei0rs Barrett
q Cif fsa tours.rart LSjore Truaz, JXos 2ss
SO 2Coi 27O4 1867 1887. 4i5 243J, 1917 27o.
1851 20l2, 400, 1875, 2ieo z2oS. 1A1 ll01' 5iO3.
Circuit Court-Part I-Beore Paterson, J.-Cacs from
Circuit Court-Part IBeiOre Lawrence J-cases from
Circuit Court-part Iv-Beore Beach. Gases from
patt niraaatcs Court-Tria Term Before Fitzgerald
wis Mary A. Farrell and ihfnas pDsah1nIy 10 50
srit% w. Mo.er Mary Tiemann William Uhmarn. Mary
Dae El coo BG~%,n & nen un 1P February
49, (is$sa r.ss, Troublesome Pryor. 1M.sn.
C CS%%Sn fess-Equiy BssiCa, Ne
- - g. 81; 81 r. ~ s So a. / G. c. a. sa 49, g. H. e.
so Conner Isss s e. ~ ssS sS So se
.s 1 ss g. e. s. 49, asf $751; sS o. Sss
ios1 Common nc vi Term Part II-Beore Gercc
df oSmoh 1f'P Ps r:- renn-r.s -B.toro Book
''' Supreme erm.BeiSre scdgwsk C. j.
R jSds%en a.a Scs. 81 ~ se'' '''n .
Csc as5 is s5o Ss sg &c. Freedmen
Superior Court-Equity Term-Adjourncd until February
Ts5 Pa s 5B s M S.
Superior Court-Trai Tern-ratts IL and IIIAdjourned
CITY speca TsrmnnsfGre MsGOyn J ;v1lS
Nos IVA sss sse Zoo $50, io5 ooi M 1923 I,,i;
1883. liss, Ii3S 27io, oii' 72i. $780, COS. s5S'
City Conrt--frIa Term-Part II:-Beioe Fuslmons
Nos lo7s oo; 1913 1919 loIs zig os9 go lIi3
icsl 0i5 1873, 957. 1888. lOi7. 1851. i4c1 oai. 1871
City ccurt-'rial Tcm-Pat III-Before Enrich, C. j..
Nos eis, 40, 5se 729 I5s l+ld 49, 1852 49,
1908 i175. 1908, 2Soa: No.. ~ $1,000.
Short causes Nos 25s0 23t2, 1855, 2i2i 2757. 2t.5
2ls7 25o3, 1929. $50. 207s. 24Sa. 1922 l7i7 aos4
Court OF Genera sc,sions-Part IDefore CowIng, j.
and Assistant District Attorney Macdona-Nos. 10 40.
inclusive. -, ., . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
LIVE STOCK MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rurilo Feb l;CaeReeeipts LAST - hour, 2Do
head total for week thus far, lDJoO hedd ior same UNI.
last week. 1920 head consigned thfogSh 3Sto nTsa
To Ncw-York, $50 head on sale, 80 nrdd miIkcb
opened easier closed weak liogs-i.cetT last = hours
5000 head tota for Week nus laf 'J' th'nay 100
head TO New.York. 1850 head on ale. LOO heal !
market opened ,Xctcd aud higher; closed steaIy an
Sold WORKERS, - o5df9 - medium ant hca.y % I5H
40 20; pigs common good natyea - 7odsy; ioughs
- 75dGs %: stars IS eOG$7 %. sheep and lambs
ilece,s hours, 900 bead; total for Week thus
far ~ 200 head time last week. o3ooo netd
Consigned through 100 head to Sew.YosH To- 2oy
him; ali odd; best lambs. 80 Sass co. lair to Eoad
% 500 ~ II: bet sheep 81 61u*) 20 extra "ethrfs'
So S0asC; es e fair s2as, &c. rouroa,. reno. Cat.
ue-Kccc.pt, 800 head shipments, 900 head; nlrhrt
for the week closed l5d20c lover prime steers others
.taody Hoqs-leceipt,, II 600 head shipments, 900
head active steady mix,d 81 l5dss - 5G nsasy
sheep-Rcc.ipt,. 5000 head shipments none hofNe'
steady good demand. change: an -, hi.
81 IouI, Feb II-Cst:ls- Receipts, 600 he 81 snip
ments 100 head Market steady receipts snt ana 10
gocd natives fed Texas steers sold ~ 5odtf ~
grass TEXAS steers s2as2 70 H:ssssctip,s $50 se s%
shipments. $500 head. Market steady hcaNy - 3u'0
~ So: packing 81 ooass 40; hight ssdss 30 Sheep-
receipts none shipments none No offerings anu prices
nan ~t.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Chicago Feb. Il .spcciaD-wh"at declined almost a
cent Yesterday AMI Cosed weak MAJ s1iG nom 19s 10
ISL and closed at 7Sa. cents. Tho weather was mlscr.
and there was a little NOR, sunshine. Nor Important
than that though, Monday Is holiday here at Chicago.
and not A holiday IN other States. LesSr bulls hal hc
fear outside markets which are rather parish would
sbize thu opportunity 70 ansEAri,es Mime
spoils and Duluth bud only i76 csts here ueri were
onlS lOG. tho estimate for tomorrow was Only 10.
corn was weak. The t,ovcrnm NJ report on hogs,
showing los 00O0,0OO head ia III hog crop. gave
for th. argument that with 5000 900 les hogs
In tn, country, thrr- would e saving ia IA" con-uWp
ton Of corn OF abou, 200 900 bushels There was Il
lot Of local selling Joined In by Cudahy Kclm and others
May sold 40, TO 45'', and c@sed a. ~ eeNts:
Oats " re weak largely in sympathy with corn May
sod from $40 to 81. am closed at si's ,,nt- rhe
100. Vigorous support Of lard ty the bun interest and
exp tcdly strong provision market at u, ojset, I'd
sti VI almost - cents pound. aud touched ESQ
cents Tor May. When lard wa a. rs bst mer" was
Showed The early strength gone fom eScryihng even
from lard MAY lard which sold at l20O early. reached
70 1915 and closed a l277 Gems May PORK Glosri a.
iOSj cents u L the belief that The bcst tuyng Of lard
was again Liverpool and to shorts. There w'Ic
on; 900 hOg the estimate for tomorrow was II coo
Tho estma'c for next week. 10000 The receipts ior
last week were only 90 600 The ngnrcs on the packing
10 date showed falling OF OF 100000 hogs Flax~cd
was lin, sold at 81 .2a, and closed at 81 22a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Ieb. IL, l y m.-Ihe sales o. me dsy IN.
cludel 400 bales American Futures closed STEADY :,
American mddng low mddns clause Eel ruaIy deli.
53-0Id buyers; February and March delivery, 1JOid
buyers March and April delivery, jG.6id sellers Apiil
and May delivery 5GGi al 57'tid May ana June :;
livery So Cad buyers June and July delivery 0oG.d
sellers: July August delivery ClG'"i b&-b4d ;
AUGUST and september delivery. GI-o4d buycls; >cptcm
November delivery. 53Gid value November anu Decen-
Der delivery, 52-6fd value. 800, -
G1ivcston, Feb. n.-Cotton quiet mddinz, Sac low
mddng, She good ordinary, SC net ana gross IT,
9.ljl bales . 5000, ,,,,, ozo Ian,
ceipts, S47 bales exports eeaswl'e, 30 bales SHES
LIS bales; stock, ~, OILS bales. .,,. ~, . 49,.
Sayannah Feb 11-Cotton steady midd!irg. $40 low
mddng sac soed odinsry &C. INST ,ne gross receipts.
wise So2 bales sales. 17' bales; stock ses bales
mddling s'.c esod ordinary s+e ne, r n,in
gie3 blles cosstwise $40 bales; sales, 1850 bales
stock, 32l ISL bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb II. p. m.-Eeet-Holiers Offer spar.
az G7s Cd Pork-Holders orer sparinsy; prime mcss
Wce.rrn nne firm it 00s do medium firm at sjs Hams
Holders offer moderately. acon-Iiod offer spar.
lngly; Cumberland cut about % to 30 NJ firm at 5Gs
long clear middlns about 4J m firm nc 5ts Oh: long
and shor, clear midc' about So NJ firm at SIS Cheese
-oldcr> crcr moderately Taow-Ioldsrs are not Offer.
ing Spirits OF turpentneIIolders offer sparingy.
tonseed olLvcrpool refined strong at o0s Cd Rosli--
Holders offer moderately common steady OF 3s Cd Lard
SPOT holders offer sparinuly futures holders not
Offering prime Western slot firm 62s February dull
at 02s. Wheat and -four Holders offer moderately Corr
Spot holders offer freely futures. holders OFFER moder.
at'y mixed Western spot. old dull at Il Old: spot.
new. easy q Is Cd February dull at a. 5ad; March.
Pacific Coast-Holdsrs oncr moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
STABBED SEVEN TINES WITH A CHEESEKSIFE

Frenchman named Ernest Etchen. cook Of
No. rs Second-st was held for trial on 4 charge Of
felonious assault by Justice Tainor In the Essex
Market Police Court. yesterday At O'Clock yes
terday morning Etchen and Otto Menncl. who lives
In the same house accidentally ran into each other
In the hallway OF the house and each said the other
did It purposely. and they came to blows and Mcnne
got the best OF the fight. Etchen 10 his rooms
and returned with two large choescknives. lie then
attacked Menne and stabbed him seven times, In
the face head and neck III Of the wounds are
slight Mrs Etchen and Mrs. Mennc afttrward had
n fight of their own, and Mrs Echcn came out the
victor. All hands arrested. III court they all
said that they acted In scldcieuce. Mrs Etchcn
Was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
GR1TN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
rEArrRrS OF NEwYoEK DrALIyGs.

FEATURES OF SEW.NOEK DEALINGS
The what speculation Al tie Produce Exchange on sat
urdav wa, very tame the ale, reaching ouig GieU 90
bu hcls ond the nuctuaon ruling Find quota
tons indicated a iD-, Of a. cent for the Gay
raihy with the and ia thg fac NJ light receipt,
l.s Irregular Matcn options I'D at -
$685. Nav a. 7ldds.s and July % e3'sds3i renL'
Tho sp,t movement Light aAd "l!crs reduced their
views cent sympathy with options SIZES were 5000
u.lels.
without fcsfuf-. sales 10000 bushels. Spot
Wa nIrly hold
Os., we're Neglected in tho option line no business at
all bcllg Accomplished while nominal quotations ~ M
Close indicated advance ~ y cent spot oats were
Md, ratrly ac'.N" and shade nih@t.
GA. iug Official Vp'fe follows
Wheat-rotiuary. 49,. March. 500, May. s2Ar; June
% CoHiIfeIfusfy, 80; March, 50 May a2', July 80.
cents. o,, a.. .. .,. o..
Ors-Februarv. 2s: March. 3S2i May, 81; white FcO
ruery, a. March, ia, cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
SERMONS WORTH KEEPING.
XIII.
BISHOP POTTER IN DIR. DUTIES CliOkCh'

THE WILLING SHOULDER" PRESENTED AS AN
IDEAL FORM OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE.
The Church o. ST. John the Baptist and the Church OF
the Epiphany have been united under the name Of the
Church OF the Epiphany. and the new parish held It's
first service yesterday morning in the old church build
ing of St. John the Baptist at Thirtyhithst ana Lex
ingtonave which IS 10 be It's future home Inc rector
the Rev Dr. Cornelius Roosevelt Duihe, was assisted
In the services yesterday morning by the Rev. Dr.
Rroodnox and the Rev. DR.. Thomas a. Hyde, OF
Boston. Bishop Henry {. Potter preached the ser
mon The boy choir has been brought down IRON.
the old Church OF tho Epiphany 10 The new place OF
worship. and extensive changes viii be made THIS
simmer In tho way of organ and choir loft accommO-
datons. The old church building VIII he usod ior
mission work until 1t can be SOLD ii is hoped mat
an important missionary work can be established III
connection with this new arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COTFEE--For Eiazn growths tho market rlieI u'-
ami unchanged from the basis Of lSsdls+c Tor No.
Tie midcr eowths quiet option trading s.a aI.,u
dull sales. T. 80 and the market wa Htrsuiar'
closing at changes day ranging from 10 points AZ an
cline 10 l., pDnt. advance. Continental cables were gu
and Irregular The Official Rio dispatch guoea ld.'
ordnarv 40 klo.l. 900 good second % KIDS,
i3 500 exchange ipri,ate i3ls receipt. IN RIO 900
bags rio c.esrances United state, 900 bag7 Rlo
Rio market Inactive Receipts IN santo H. 900 bags
Santos stock 3cS bags. santos market duii hDCu
average santos l. 300. Receipts at Rio July !, lss2
To FfOrrary TO- 1893 $50 900 bag, same time ls,:
Cos OO1 bags same time 1891 1Gjf, 600 bags receipts
at >anto, Juy l. s92. to February TO- 1898 as'S 200
303 900 bas, Warehouse deliveries since February l.
lSgE New.York. 1U7c45 bag; Bltnore, 7'loo bags ;
New Orleans II ,1jS bags total. 125,iO3 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Refined quotations unchanged % ; - c"it~
cal ON on baife- bu At N"~ \" x and
points und,r these quotations AZ Baltimore anl fn"d"
mia. OLD cents. Crude 49, unchanged a,
B 81 cents a gallon IN barrels ard 2sj cfnt- IN huI
Wa-hngtOn crude being 30 pout~ under these nsuics.
Naphtia was unchanged at $50 cent?.
Foreign quotations were un hanf'1 - II hanc' per
100 kilps at Antwerp; 5i5 marks pc ~ kn0s In
Brcm0i aid AID per 1up'risl gallon at London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
STAINED.
......Os Low Ml1dling 10

Good Ordinary ............Oh Low Mlddng....... g
strict t,ool Ordinary ....s lMciing 1919
Liverpool kilograms, / y. m.-Rccelpts, 5000 bles.
sa,s 300 Lac,. oi when Tor speculation and export
bal"> American. 1000 Dacs. spot market stead~r
Ia .,ul upant~. ljlGi
pon rrc"lps tiday were 10. 5-i bales, cogpr.
lax Wlin SOD bales Tor the spending day !s~t
var. Since september receipts have been l02oi7
laes aeuln.t 5,US- IL bale, durng the corresponding
psg ycsI ago. AsgroS spptnjed show the weeAs
r.t. f..Agf ugrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

-. 1a.,sc. No. 10. 3o4a4isc; No. IL, Ss164c;
Nor SW"ouiet and armer; prime city closing az
7i,c: sales so hhds at i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

and Assistant ctAttomey Dsvs-Nos. TO TO- IN
elusive ~,.. ,,.,,t,o r
Court Of General sessons-Part III-Beiore Matne IN.
and Assistant District Attorney Wecks-Nos to = III
Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

-
Wheat go 2. Opening. Highest. Lowest cl'sins
j NfT :........7s..o 59; ;4s 81, s.. -
S "A 49,. g. 81 ~; ~ Il; &c &; ;5
EHs e. S'' 70 s,sssI. az az 81. g. H.
y , Mes pork. per 30 b os 9oc5 1915 1880
T a E'a pr 100 1919 e 80 : :'s II :iS : 5
" ;hot RIB. per 100 To- n e5 1o474 1925 1895
@ % !s<t E :io n; E9s s@s1
ST. Vic he e = 's"s !" r. &
g Sgss p RIB! Go d. dcc: SO
.9 lS 9 81 u6y d s goods
gal. ~ l.; sugars, unchanged po,e,n,s sh,pmsnts
Elcar: nels lSSS as scSS
com 9Soo cog IEGGooo3
oats. bush ''''''''''.,... 600 ZOO
he On the Produce Exchange today INC butter market
wa, quict c amcry 2oa2sc dairy, 2o02 Sc Eggs I'M
% t5d gs r'R o,'j $40 e
la cSa A 20 ag mT nc? %Sea I've quiet
ns g1E gSs' .t ae LsT d s!lG0 -
f ~ WHISKY dull sa l,ay 5'l GS al aDandi ant
Isss,. In ld g%e4 ? sce. Cheese staiy
Feb gG"F 80 spf xo wnsa; q s N sa
%aas,: barley gSe' P %G Nav GS s sis 81
I'D Nav Ry ye 2 ss sS $500 bis
Zoo oc h Ss'A Hhe ssTc Zoo Du 40? barley IL oC bSG
Minneapolis Feb wa; t the o ss%s q i wcs sG
FRA IS limited 70 few deals and there is az entire Ie
speculation May Wheat Cp sd c at ~ a"e
l SsS at %a. s good C ts Sft %arSt 80
cs snG S S& SR a oc northern
anal ny at at DS III and sS%of sDI.
ary closing to-day, O9,2c; May opening msS; higaest.
highest 7SNc lowest. 73hc closing 7S.e on trick,
50 hard, 7i'ac; No Northern 3oci No : Northern
Philadelphia Feb FOurThe recent improvement S,.l IN
S Gp yr sead snd op Sa py r
wheaIc disposition TO trade In options ana heTonS
s month"; rsFudEy r%lsa steady gndcS I lIst
91fHEt sn APs ! Ha ?ee May
Poa e@i dec H%S SD feOMo sy 3I
SiaS OVERWHELMINGLY Wholly a"%,na SCI TGit E, Fen e.
Ma 44a Esss dull and l9%a! rsnH-yypS",a
IT, ,': loS SS 5aS standard SS~dc 5.c saa
lated lsc standard eannlaei 4'sS crown co &c
TONERS red stsT A. 4Sc keystone S.a A. a's';
Franklin gnon . i' oh SA' articles ancha rSS a Re-
ecptsF E 1900 bis. 600 sacks wnsa: 400
Whit s ego 600 bgsS Corn 5000 bush oats 12o5o bush
ESo then became as unchanged Mat another Ss
decline. and closed SAGE below yeseroy Cash ao'e
closed under Yesterday cash ssc Mas q. ,o;
sc G Hay Unbiased Lead nIa % To spel''i s.esdy
arm. 81 lsSe. Cornme: hra, s2 Wnai'keJ steady,
!, rsng and c9sn ns ~ 1sSa, pSsSn:
VIZ %Ssa ';s s"s 4 ss,a
oais $4,000 bush; 900 bush tsSrIsy SoSo bush.
100000 bush oats 5000 bush rye. 1000 bush barley.
900 bush.
Toledo Feb liwhset dull weak G 81 2 cash sna
February. 7J2c: May, u &c. tofl uuil steady NO
cash t3i,c No g. i3c. oats quiet cash. 36c Rye
dull cash 5sc. Coyerseed dull steady prime cash and
February. 81 30; March; 80 IS Receipts Flour. Ia
bbl,: wheat 1871 hush 20. 033 bush rye, 300
bush cioverseed 65 bags Shlpments-Flour 1875 Ibis
wheat 500 bush; corn, 1900 bush; rye, 200 bush
cloycrseed, 255 bags.
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A AMERICAN line

III NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON
EVERY SATURDAY
Chester, March L. 7 a. IN. Berlin March "a noon
From Pier 43. y. r.. foot Of Chri.,Opher.st No.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 70 London
Passengers land at Empress Dock avoid NJ n,oa
venlcncc and exposure Of transfer BY tender. '''
First Cabin passage 20 Southampton. London or Vav..
$50 and upward according TO steamer and Location y
room. Second Cabin. S35 and $40
Steerage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents, No. Bowling Green New.Ys,t
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CUNARD LINE.
Ia tn T,IVEI.pOOI, VIA OIfErvS,ro,,..

Gaa:. Feb: IS; 80 a. m mSrla Mar S1E Is Sao
EtruTia.. Mar. 4, 80 Etra'. April s'sa
Servia Mar II noon servla April 6. 10 10 n
Cabin passage, $50 and upward. Second sasin a.,
Steerage tickets TO and from all Parts Of Eu,one sA
low rates. For freight and passage appIy a. seu
pany's Office No. bowling Green, Nes.York' ue CON
VERNON H. BROWN Co, General o..
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TAPAN-CHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San Francisco as foiio"s'
BEIGLG r,nncav' 'Narcn IA
GAELIC Twill call az Honolulu Tuesday, Ap'n = 49,
superbly apponted-superior Accommodations
Reservations can DO made BY letter or telegram az
cabin plans seen at PSI and Si3 Broadway, Newi',s
Battery Place. or room "A, Railroad Bnidlhe, pau
cisco LELhND oiAN'onD'
~ " GOODMAN General Passenger Agent.
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CO1TOS-Thc spot mlIket ruled quiet but steady At
nnch,ng.i quotations sales l73 bale, spinnefs.
Ololiinns are based tho American standard OF
-as al
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A neutrality-suspicious. PACKET On

Ell RESS SERVICE 10
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, AND THE CONrryrvr
by the magnificent twin-screw steamships OF l3-s "a
". T. Spring ssilinRs: NV"
NOrmannis, Mar. 30. D. columbia. May H. Bonn
loit'%ba Apr. IL. p. Victoria May 1877 80 An.
A. Victoria, Apr 30, A. IN. Normannia May q, 2 D m
f. Bismarck May 4. a. IN. columbia. June g. IL noon
To NAPLES ard GENOA. Via Gibraltar PET
Twn.Srrew Express =. = AUG. VICTORIA Mach q
HAMBU RG.AMERICAN PACKET CO.. 81 B'way n Z
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speculative market ruled fairly active AID closed
tim AZ 90 i points fer the dsy Inc al
vance ia srN better account, RON Liver
al. Saif bal