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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

not exercise sufficiently. wear tight corsets, &c,
and shafier ineir nervous systems. OF course you
must remove the outward cause. but at tie same
time Il most important aim, in your treatment
at the nervous system and to apply known nerve
foods"
And the safest and s1rest nerve food. the one
that Z prescribed for That tired feeling" is this
Paine- ceiery compound
For all nervous diseases. neuralgia, rheumatism
aud dyspepsia his famous compound is the trne
remedy
For the headaches and sleeplessness that come
% ''tae tiredr Pane's celery compound is a never
failing relief. Take the Gaze of MIS-. c. E. Pres
colt, Who resides al Worcester street, Cambridge
port Mas. Ms Prescott says that she had bad
nervous headaches Of the worst sort ever since
she could remember And she would have con-
tnHei o have hem but Tor the discovery Of Prof.
Phelps Of Dartmouth College.
SAYS Ms Prescott, speaking Of the remarkable
benefits she has received: There Il nothing like
Paine's celery compound. II has helped me won
deTfuy. For more than Eve years have been
troubed- NJ heart weak that could not
1" auy Kind u w0rk witaOut g terrible throbbing.
Ever --are 1 can remember l have had nervous
headaches o. the worst sort I have taken several
bottles 20 Pa.ne's celery compound and md II the
oniv thing thai has helped me. / heartily recom-
mend 10 o. al suffering with the complaint with
which was afflicted. for this compound has done
ne -urn a marvellous amount OF good that j want
others IN EnOV It's value"
And thi- = fr'ln Detroit paper: Miss Marie
Puups-d % Crosse Point suffered With that most
distressing disease. dyspepsia. To- four years. But
Psine'- c~isry compound gave her instant relief.
she writes:
~ have suffered terribly with dyspepsia for four
year HeaIacae aud dizziness were ny most an
moving symptous, but was troubled with variable
appetite, nausea. 'gnawiEg al the pin OF the
sf0ms-a, los. Of 1esh. sal!ow skin slesplessness.
PAiur's ce.ery conpouRd gave me relief a. once,
ani ne .se q II Tor rear has done me An In
fnen-e amount % good MARIE PoSPARp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

From Good News.
Mother: 81 did not know that Aunt Hetty
was having her house rep,.uted, or wouldn't
have sent you children there to spend the
day"
Young Hopeful: ooh, we had a nice time.
Aunt Hetty didn't bother us at all, she was SO
busy with the workmen. We went upstairs all
by ourselves and played keepin geological
garden"
'What did you do for animals2'
'We hadn't any 'cept Aunt Hetty's Fido and
the canary and the cat, but we painted them
six different colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

the preparation Of the working drawings,
Specifications, &c, until the sketch plans and
detailed estimates Of cost Of the buildings shall
have been approved by three cabinet officers,
and 1t is not infrequent that delays are oc-
casioned by the fact that in many cases only
part appropriations are made under the pre-
scribed limits of cost; also that the limits of
cost which have been prescribed upon in
cautious, conjectural or experimental basis, and
not upon data obtained from this Office, are ex-
tended from time to time by amepdatory con-
gressional legislation, which, Of course, neces-
states the supervision of the works, the modifi-
cation of the drawings, &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

case for which it's recommended, you get
your money back. 1t isn't "cure-all," but
it does cure all diseases arising from torpid
or deranged liver, or from impure blood
For all Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp Diseases,
it's a positive remedy. Even Consumption,
or Lung-scrofula, is cured by it, il taken in
time and given fair trial That's all that's
asked for it-a fair trial Then if it doesn't
help you, there's no pay.
Beware Of spurious limitations or dilutions,
offered at less prices
We claim it to be en- unequaled remedy to
purify the blood and invigorate the liver.
ting an appetite, purifying the blood, and
preventing Bilious, Typhoid and Maiarial
fevers. If taken in time. The time to take
1t IS when you first feel the signs of tCear1ness
and lceah;ness. By druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
EPILEPSY OR FITS,

Can this disease be cured? Most physicians say No
Tssy Yes; all forms and the worst cases. After sc
years study and experiment have found the remedy.
Epilepsy is cured by It; cured not subdaed by OPT
ates-the old. treacherous. Quack treatment Do not
despair. Forget past inpositions your purse pas,
outrages your confidence, past failures Look for
ward. not backward My remedy is of today yalu
able work the subject and large bottle Of the rem
edy-sent free for trial. Mention post office and ex
press address. Prof. W. H. PEEKE. F. D.,
ta7-sof sdar ST., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

disease. Sometimes my
condition ~as suoh that /
was not expected to live
more Than a month longer
and my friends all said I
had consumption. AL the
ph ysicians i tried failed to
relieve me. until at last
i went to DIR. Newltu. In
three weeks l noticed a
wonderful improvement and
today I am better than I
have been IN seven years. 1
am satisfied that I would
not be living today IL I had
not gone to him when 1
did ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

Gov. Francis of Missouri was Endorsed by the
Legislature Of that state for a cabinet position.
The residences of James G. Sprouil, Henry
Binford and James F. Cook of Admission, Ala.
rowly escaped. The houses were valued at
S25, 900; partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Extracts From the Report of Supervising
Architect Edbrookc,

WHAT he SAYS ABOUT THROWING OPEN THE
PREPARATIoS OF PLANS TO COMPETITION OF
ARCHITECTS OF RECOGNIZED ABILrTy-No
ENCKss OF cosr IN ERECTING GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

1T ID THE SAME AS HUNDREDS OF OTHERS.
Children suffer from Catarrh the same AZ grown
people. yet but few give II any attention
did the parents Of Earl sparger of 17o Laurel st. In
d.anapolie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

The decision Of the sup rene court Of Kan
sas In the Haskell county election case gives
the republicans q majority of one in the Kan
sas house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
Ar IL O'CLOCK ToMonRow
SUNDAY
THE HOLIDAY RATE OF S5A
MONTH EXPIRES.
RESTORED TO HEALTH AFTER A
SEVEN YEAR SIEGE.
SAN FRINCEScO, CAI.
LOUISVILLE. ~. EEw Y0RK ~

"Seven years ago FIRST realized was victim Of
catarrh. &" said Mrs. W. L. Hockett of lol Columbia
ave. II had all the dsagreeable sym toms of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
How They Utili,e the Knots.

How They Utilise the Knots.
From the Philadelphia Times
Pretty Psssenger-"Captain. did the ship
really make twenty knots every hour las,
night
"Captain-"Yes mise"
Pretty Passenger-''And what do you do with
80 many knots?"
Captain (grufiy) -"Toss EN- overheard"
Pretty Passenger-"0h, how queer. /
thought the sailors had to unite them during
the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

Disappointed Man.
Prom Texas siftinFs
He had been found guilty Of picking pockets.
Judge Duffy said 10 him:
This Is your second offense. will give you
three wears in the penisentiAry."
II deserve IS, judge; want 10 have chance
70 reform"
"You will get H.
~ will come out Of the penitentiary better
man than when 1 went in Do l have to 20
there at once?''
Certainly"
That's bad. was in hopes that would &c,
out in time 10 work the crowd at the worlds
fair in Chicago"
my impression is," replied Judge Duffy,
that If you don't want to be robbed you should
stay away from Chicago"
Note-Judge Dufy was Tammany Hall dele
gate to the Chicago convention.
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His father, in speaking Of
bis case. said: More than
. year ago I noticed that my
son complained with pains
In different parts of his sys-
tenn BE began TO lose
fesh- His noss was always
stopped up. in consequence
OF which he made q great
deal Of noise In his sleep.
which was very much dis
>turbed. His appetite was
alternately good and bad.
He had no energy. snd did
not care to play like other
children. He took cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
Can't be found

Can't be found
the equal Of DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry. If other
medicines of it's
class were like it,
they'd be guaran-
teed. This is: II
it doesn't benefit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
WHrKr To Bo.RD YoUH Hon...
On Hnr A C.Rnr.er
Is

Residents In the northwe-; part II ire
city who have horses q ns.rd or Who hir.
their carriage VIII soaVs nnd r..dy ~
serve hem In the best possihl. msnr,er.
Not only are our stAbls-- the b~-a v~ntii.sst
and the best drained Ina the country Sc,udi-
tons 50 essential 10 the health Of hor---D.
but they are TIE clexnesi. b--i kept and uo-s
thoroughly eduirp-d. telephoos m.--
sage viii bring your team 80 youf aoor
whenever desired. Reasoaabi, tsrsas
We make q sIerialty u hiring ffSu
''TTRNoUTs" Of all kinds b. tho trin.
day. wesf month Balls. Receptions.
Trieste. Parties. a.. accommodated In the
hsndsomest style. 1ru-twcrthy drivers
and polite footmsn. Orders By tels ph one
reSpouded 4, rrornptlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

fhoSEEDiNts CNDkR THE Law.
Under the law no action can be taken in re-
gard to the preparation Of the sketch plans I'M
III after all matters pertaining to the titles to
the property selected for the sites of public
buildings shall have been determined in the
manner prescribed by general and specific
statutes. through the law officers Of the govern
meat, and no aston can be taken in regard to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.

saies-shcrmsn y culver: Ohio steers 1908 N aver
STATE oxen i ;5; n at = 20 d Rcn lsS M b 100 h.
a, "i s,s,e .2 3 g state cows 7Oa
1893 sc? =. s q 90 s si:s ss ls ss r.
d. iesG 10 a 80 - s 81 T. do at s ss' ID 80 81 1891
90 g. s5 g. s 3 - % at So 81 q do
Do 10 ,"a g. at Is fHli e. .si' ~ r =
90 90 81 Is DO iiss n a. q 20 do liSG y at
i q 49, s loo d. Il $50 @ 10 at H s 10 S d. @s f.
At s . b NO m At So -, s''r at 10y ~ 20 zoo 1
FRIDAY 10 is snsg a. = go. 20 1919 n a.
{, S'H e DO 1850 T. ne = 2, s. re- IS
Do. i y at g :. 80 80 is DO ac 80 80 e. at i 90
Sns no H. - 80 70 penn,Yltann S""s sc6 y
I! e 81 DO % 81 2a' a IT. $. s 80 m - ~ " m
1855 n at - 90 do ll'' n at - 10 cow 1909
H. IT. Goldsmith "A CHICAGO steers I4l2 ~ ;, at t. 8; %
,os I'D E 3 g : oxen" 100 ' ~ w.
III Iio SecE Hollis o. OSe" i5 s as at 81 90 DO
'2 ac II 1c6Ic 8 iso ,o Tr'G sc g5d
but i@lag , ,; G:oa Common +" choice COW, '
a n,c' ssd Cob 5as '' So q TSih sT
common to choice vess at sass so extra selected 40 AZ
at 70 per 100 = do ~ a Il p 90 7 No at y s.
yearnrs. $40 n, at - 20. a, - O., 90 20. 10
DO r III ~ at g. 25 81 DO. 1871 n at $ DO - p;
w. 20. do 1872 n, ~ do. % ~ az, ~ -
western calves Al n. at 90 so eras'er' 29' ID a.
81 90 NNcIsans vcas is5 NJ at So so do. I59
N at s3 30 3 do. 1913 N, At AZ 1eslern calves 81
~ a, "a "a, 90 rrassers. 2il n. at 81 30 $40 60
ID G Dien back 4 vcals, ts N, at So do' liz ID
I" i i buckingham: 10 yeals, 1879 ~ at 81 ~
do es ciiiett erassers. 275 H. at - 81
vess 29 ID, ~ co. % rrasscrS 2s n at AZ G2a;
=, 40 y" oiY N at 50 80 Ncals, 1iS n, AZ ~ 90.
- Sanders: II Pcnnsylvana Veals. loo ~ 40 ID IN
SuEEP AND LAMBs-kccclpts for two oays 80
- -, =, AKA h-ad-sa at G0th-st, - car. 81 J,s'
III and cais Uobokea steady ior weep SnI
ny a,n Tor ION grades: lambs we're duil ana wu.,
itle ni gc lover The pens not eleaf'G tommGh
TO choice shecp sou a. 40: cuIls ~ %; ordinary 10
Of hca,y a, * 50a 80 10 II extra do at So 80 culls
~ ~. Dressed mutton steauS ~ '"'' N ~
weak at 9dl0Ac. ,, 80 s,,,o l.,nhs % II ayeiaco,
ncr 100 n; I2i do, 10 ~ a. e. 90 =Vl 40
~ ~ :, "a an. I75 do a 10 at So ~. .oO 90 - a.
II r. 9, % ~ do IS n al 81 50; 176 Penn yl'ana a.
n a. s IS state sheep ia4 ~ e. 70 ., at az ~
% a. Ss b. q. - Is; 81 pcunsyvsrs 4" Jus ID o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

G. DIlenback le7 STAT lambs. 81 II. 81 eas; Leo
90 - ~ at So 62ia 20I do st n. so: 30 do
30 N, at ~ %; 81 w sheep. rs n SIS rs
STATE DO. 81 n. at IS so; 80 do. 90 n, at "a.
ID. Harrington ,Os3 Canada ambs 100 ~ at - COL
H., ~ "
Eaenhcck Hollis: 40 state lambs. rs D. at 81 30
lo2 do. u n AT - -: 90 Pennsylvania do 81 n, at
- 10 b do % a. a 50 10 Is rennsylvs1a sheep liz
H. al - - 27G stat DO, % y. at - rs % DO lOl
y. AZ - 20 1913 do - n. - 81.
81. - Mcfherson Go. II Canada lambs, l05 N. 70
- So ~ do. ~ n. 30 5o lO2 do. Gs H. 50 Is
S2l do, 30 -. at 81 G2l2 II STATE sheep I3 ~
10 DO JIG NJ at So 90 do 30 70, It 81 iO 90 o. u,
J. y. Pidcock 1913 State lambs 80 ~. OF 80 co
81 DO, - H. at 81 IS - do, G2 n at - 62i2 % II
sheep, ~ y. at - 25 ~ do % ~. at - 12l2
Judd & Buclnrhlm 40 State lambs 20 ~ az 80 80
s do. 90 n. 80; lei DO. GO n at IS o5 % Stat.
lambs. - N. AZ - p.
Il. Hippo { CO.. 100 Kentucky sheen. 1922 n ut
So 2i2: 2jj Western do y n. at 81 12ai l2i Penn
r, lyania lambs. 10 H. 10 40 l2A.
newton Gllett ~ Ohio sheep. sc N. at "a So; IO7
Wi'bcrson Sherman: $50 Ohio sheep. Of n at - 20
NJ collins: ~ state sheep 81 ~ at 81 40 - do.
50 n At ~ ~ Ohio do, % y. at - o5 102 Ohio
lambs - H. at 80 30 80 state do 60 n. at s. 20
cnn. ylyan4 do. - y 10 - - % DO - ~ at 81 20
ol5 Western sheep and lambs 81 n nj 81 80
HOGs-Rccclpts. 60 ears or i10i0 head-i7 cars al
Nomlraly higher at - 30ds7 90 per 100 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
r,rrprs or NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES or NEW.YOEK DEALINGS
The visible snpply Of grain in the Im''I N'"'''
on saturday was as follows: Wheat 'l'''oOo
n,.h.ls an Increase II 4o40 900 bushels: corn. IL
$4,000 bushels, increase $4,000 MSh,,' "r' ~,
GlllOOo bushels dccrcas, 10000 lr,h's' Inc
s,es NJ whoa, OPTIONS M the Produce E\chauec yes
,,rdov rers again exceedingly limited. the total b'-
ing only 100000 bGshcs. flu''un''""S Vi p''N'
throughout tho day were narrow. opening 'suI''
Indicated "A loss Of l-sa35c comparing WI" '''u'
days close. This was due largely TO l'r "'Tmp
cable accounts ana was ioli"Wu ~ ~, da,r',,Sc for
thc yerlu we're published. The visiblr supply '',,c
ment also received "hullSh' intrrPrta",!. w. H.
Increase was much smaller than HAD hc'i s"'',''l, ,
expected AZ the close me prr' Isn,,"ry ontlon.
decline Of cd Ii cent for the DAY ann anal
MAY nj e. iso 50 pi6 cents spot wheat meG n,t Gn
In sympathy with the decline In op,ions, ni'I r1o
we're shaded II fraction shippers pu'en'9'u CIV"
CORN futures we're dull, the sale, and resale; az,
greating only 100000 bushels. me narNt 9nSi
ann,o,,nns indicated req ton OF leG IA cent Iof
he lowest January options sold at 'oG % - II
rmary M 50 34GjO7-s. and May at 81 800 .. o'io
cents Tho spot market showed falr lioN9Ilr"' -"
c.uort account. shippers taking 12OOo bushes p.t,
Of total sale, Of 10000 bushels. Prices were wei
The sale, Of oats were only 10000 bushels, ana
prices were without qnotabe chanse or %cy,
tpot lots were dull and also unchanged. H"'es "V''
II 900 bushels.
IN" closing quotations wc H,., CHA Nav SO
Wheat-.Ianuary - -. March ~ - ""' O. ~
June ~ j-- July 80 | > cents. o,, ,,. - :
Corn-Jnnuary Is February 'o11' N'y D. 10
Uais-Ianuary 81 Ia February y Ia, MAY 30 "a
Iard-ranrary siLIo: March go g. Mny Tio 40 20;
Tbc rccein,s nj New York. Boston, lhilad"lphla anl
,ai,,Unr, ulere wheat Is O7O bushels corn. 'oUt'
hushcl,: oats 100 lO3 bushels total gram 7-".-f
m1m,a' Wiyrsubc. and - Lonii Wheat, 3la
80 bnshe.: i23OJ0 bushes OF, 90 -
bushels total grain. Loal.o32 bushels no"r i7'''9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Hufalo Jan. o.-Cattlc-Rccepts last "a hours.
for same me- time last week, G.04o head; consigned
through 1920 head to NewYork, $3.50 head; on
sale, 300 head; market opened higher; common TO-
fair, 1Oa zoe stronger good grades. 2Od21c higher
closed steady: all sod: extra steers. 800 TO 900
Ms. Is 35GS5 %; choice do. l,4oo to LOO lbs.
100 H.. - c5a ~ 30 medium butchers and
shippers do, LOO to l25o i5s - 4oe - - Hight
light, half fat do, 800 to l.ooo rs. ~ 73@ 81 so
coarse. 1000 to LOO lbs, $50 80 80 oxen common
- son ~ 20: do. good to extra. ~ 800 81 poor
To good mixed butchers. 200 70 1000 hs. 81 5o%
TO extra. corn fed. $3a@3 IS; bulls stock S2a
81 so fat butchers ~ Goa ~ export - 49, ~ 90 S
all but choice. stochc, ana fecders sronsrr common
slochers 10 bet feeders :. 42a - - extra feeisrs,
head total for week thus fax go mead l or
head on ''' Sac ITO ITO head market opened
stronger for good grades closed hrn; an , s0Ia
~ 7J5 ~ 20; ycI;crs. good q best cornicd. - '0a
81 so do ligt 10 fair DO, - coase Cd hcIvy ed
rs. commen sips T. f4ir, s7gs7 40 as crte1 Gg -
ST 75as %; common roaghs' ga 90 30 slass,
last n hours. 10000 head total for week thus far,
22.GOO head for time last week, 1900 head ;
consigned through. ZOO head To York, 9,2OO
head on SALE 2O,4OO head market opened st adv
for sheep. shade easier for lambs, closed easier for
sold choice to fancy weiher,. s. 95as5 30, fair to
good sheep. "A 75@ - culls ard common 10. & "a
50 70 lambS-navc. choice T. fancy ~ 21t % ~
do fair 10 good - 75G 81 -. culis t. fair. - 1o0
30 %: Canada common 10 fancy, ~ l5a - 2J
Chicago, Jdn. D." Tie Evening Journal reports
Cattlc-cccipts. 900 head shipments. 1890 head
market 100 5c lower, bet natives - - 10
others. S;,aS5 %. stoche5s, - 1854 So 49, COWS.
81 eOU - 90.
noss-Ecccipt+. loco head, shipments. 1000
head market closed strong: rough and common.
.G 9Oa 81 30; packing and mixed 3j0 ~ 81, prime
heavy and butchers. - 5jp - -. sorted Hight.
81 5Oo 81 90 oiLcr llghis ana pig, - 3j0 - A..
slccp-Rcccipis. 100" head shipments, l.eep
head; market stcaiv. ewes. - -Or - 40 :: mixed.
~ 7s0 - 80. Wf.fhr.r. & 1JG - -. Westerns.
- -5a 81 o. Texans ~ 7j - 90, la'ns. Sta - 10.
=. Louis. Jan. .-tatlc-Eeccpts. Loo head; ship
mcnis, 900 head market hi'n. fer 10 good native
steer, $50 - 60: choice shipping ~ sio - - meal
fcl Texas steers. =: - - grass fed g. i0a 81 -
range cows. 81 4o0 - 50.
Hog Receipts. G.jJn head: .hipmens. 2.Goo head
market steady heavy. ~ ioGf' a; packing.
- 81 40; light. g. 2O0 = 81.
-hccp-Rccrlpi-, 3rt head shipments. none mar
ket firm; fair To god natives. s3a - 80; choice
mufton,. 81 1Jo -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

coTToy-The spot market ruled dull ard prices re-
,rain,d the same The sales 1l5 acs 70 -plnners
and 400 bales were delivered cOltiat Quotations
are based on American standard Of classihcat on;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
TIE TRADE IN cnlcAGO.


Chicago Jan. tSpec,I).-New evidences that Armour
ba gotten under the provision market a, any llr under
,a s,,,,o There was continued selling o. long iII
nv Fairbanks and continued liquidation OF product Oy t'
Cudahvs There were half dozen people rom AiHou
own olice, however, ~ the PIT th'fc W.T. nm u'1n
out ,Idc commission houses snpposc- ~ o. i or
hin AunouI who Lear on pork iI.h az up 70
So f.. supposed have turned z, th1t nsuir ana =
hrV. Icon loading up since; MAY pork toGi soio
,, .is 40 tn 30 e. aud closed ~ so OF May lard
hsrw,rn SO 81 and $40 IS AMI closed At go o. MY
r,t. lstwcnn - 80 and =? a. and closet at ~ a.
hSe were 81 900 hogs The estimate for Tuesday NaH
D; 600 hog, sold AZ the tiptop price - iIf.
Ihe annual election Of Board wa going on ana
ba tondcI 10 make "A duh wheat market Receipts a. r.
y HSt. isrcs Cables we're lower. The market might
hsl. baii.d on the visible supply which showed only
,af a. much lncrelsc expected. but the tudlhy IN
lest seemed Inclined sell wheat on the hard spot;
Sc aud eio,eI at 7sia Receipts were ili cars the
estimate for TUESDAY 40. Northwestern receipts wcie
go Rye was very strong and has advanced SIX cent
bushei in les. dian week. Corn wa, S Guli ana
d. 4Ss May oats sold between 49, aud 3i's, and
closed NJ AL, The receipts 2l6 cars; thr tst
mate for Tuesday 100 faNsecd was weak at iaale de-
President UamIl was reelected by 90 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

'o supply IN ue United states ard Canada:
vh,o. ,. JAM, o. De 81, 90 Jan o. % Ia, 10 ,oI
Corn a' b 81 ssS 6co - 29 goo = 9o9 sl9 81
p GAS bu,h'... g., coo 13n 600 sG7 ss5 .77o-G'
Siey BUSH. III ~ CO. CO. 20 oo ooo ISIS 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

butcher. loose loaioTc Eaer r% 9qt g g1-
50 fss gs, .catce arn penn'yl ANA ms S.GS 60
be.-, steady Srw-YOrk factory. dlltri p,J 49,
Gsas sugar. rcnled hrm good mani cpD ocau,td
~ standard Do -; crown A. 5.c vista &c
rel sta A. Sc; keystone fNc tTanf .el D. 9 NM,
ban $40 5Cesl7 - Icr ton rclo'4n Gg.'' o gH
biis 4 400 ,acks 600 wheat. , coo bush; corn o'1p
irsh. oa,. 1850 hNsh >hipnent.-Wh'at, 4,"'V Dd'h 3
com q 500 bush: oats. N.ooJ bush.
=. Louis Jon. p-Tcur. steady and unchanged
WIZ, cash ba,'or C71.c: OF ous d,cln'd "'ae early
80 :, rot cf,o bar 1T down ugin ami closed -ft' uh'
S,t',rdrr. Nav 73-.f5tc; Jrly. 49,. = orr followed
,t, and ci,. Z .c below udlv ra.h arg January
go. n bruary Be. March go Nv, lac. ',!1''
nh hotter: sample lo.s =; s,h SO. May low 80 -.
- hlet.- 53L d54c. BAILEY no .ilcs Bran dul' '-r
- ilav nm: timothy 80 iOIt 3 %; ptirr : ~
t,.in Lad nur common. 80 - ~, chThl''l - o,
.t~ier duU - o.. Butter dHi Or'""ooy'
NJ 90. dairy Is s.ic Egg. high, 20,
whi.k,y sad q 20. leseng .alr 5raGte p I,p1
NV ;ls % old. sIo -. Ia7l 5loso D. : m ai:-
e. =. str-ps 69ia box Il lots. 5' moe paco,r-
Tins 80 Surur.c,i,t! hams ~ a9a ti3 ~ Cox,
eGi 600 bush: oot. 10000 bush. @h'pm"a,c- ,pr.
oro M. wheat ~ 900 bush: corn. 1873 coo bush;
Gnt, 200 lu-h: rye. 5000 bush lall'y. LooO bu'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
TILE PETR0LEEu NlREEr

Nothing was done yesterday In the local petroleum
market Quotations for refined oil remained uncange
Ms follows: In barrels. $40 cents; Ia bulk. 100
cents: In cases. 6.2o cents. Cruic oil wa, duo'cd
AZ = a, cents In barrels. AMI 2.3j cents In bulk
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp, IL rs frlncs'
I,rcmcn 3 As marks; London, La 4 GIG pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

az io Do eIla ). : - To- do f,aS sitod.s .
winter VIVA lA'o.t ~iosi - ing q, d. - :,es, 40
men. G2I3 tbl. -alrs 900 Dbl. whoa; 'nll 40 =
nd spot. 77,G15isc January 7'sa'lNc; i"busrl
7sa1s4c MAY. s1Easl'ri steamer. W fd. - :. bid
fccy,s - 90 bush; stock ujs huh. -as. G'ooo
bush. Milling wheat b. sample. ~ so. Con strong
Mar h. 5sc1 4o.c. MAY. Jl1 G1,c. mixed. JOT
j04c. receipts II IA bush. stock lrl- bush, -ale
o Si,' nrntr 81 ShtD Wc,ria. }is3iisc s.
mixed d.. a. a-ksl fe,alt,. 1000 bush stock
b9.h, iisy quiet and :, adr god 10 chooc liu.Oay.
clf JoGflO. Grain o." gh'r q. sieaM'E - I~NeTrp'
nominal. n ddnr TO-. Provision, = ely moss I.rk
III -; bulk nrits loose. should' 70. 90 long ci.s
crr,d smoked shoulder, 100. hlu. i3'.c. lard I.-
niod IIt,r. Bator urn ara quiet creamery fancy.
,.a.. ,anc, 30 fod TO- 'hocc goa ,5e rol,' in,
.1o-2c. da f,.r O. goa. IeG i1c s5rrpi A~d. l-c tf
SO iG.,- Siruf active and strong ennuaied. i'sr.
CoisF Ian An'd, llhalll- Whskey -t-ong 81 ga
Oaf, ,teaiv shorts nrm Othe- markets pulet. Re
ceipts-l7our 80 tbs t7ej sacks Corn. Is 40 bush
Oai-. H. so bush. Shorts. 30 tons.
sale. 1900 bu.n - Northern IA lot. 75q7ote. gooi
30 do 5i4c. 'io,.n' vi4crs. - "a 49, IT,
nAa'd. .,',e; d. Wa,he.ra OLD; -. g. DgIu'h hey.
&c No No.th,r1. 81. Wi1tcr erH =" ~
Cora strung: flf demand of.ias. lI9ht Nnc, 80,
~ yclov. 45,4i 5-,, caf, 10 }rIow. 4t'ts -.
iii.df4-c Ol,- qa.-t. un.ct,ld Sai,s o r, No !:
white ~ a3s..dJSc, . "a, 40 3 whl". 39ah37c.
a. 80 mlHi r. ha'lS tH.t No 90; M''im
Michigan e3a7oc; staie. Gsd5Gc Canada. 40 l. 81 (:
s.g.l 90 I'D 10 ,a,e1 &c flour ticaiy f,lr
trade nc.t ,rnf s. "@s, o, 60 ~nlcr +,n,.' -.
mana - uachaard ncceip. wheat 300 bush corn
- ooc bu.h on, 5000 bu-h. sapT'nt Wheat $4,000
TIc Lead IA . GOD,