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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

small amounting only to about 5000 600 bg'h EeloTi
Harding the appa,nce o. GROWING Go Uot az no crop
particularly Notwithstanding th" trying weather. % g
was a second improvement in the Tlcat market, due 10
covering by trade' who found very liu wh,2t iot ,'
had njrriously affected the Turop an wheat crop iaD
me act that thcs cahe' show nt,r imWoff fh.
was Looked %c cos - g'e ca ' q, m w net ay
caSh wheat vas again ncgct, Il. Sales wcr, only 10.
oGG s NV in SUI an" Ha 'o 7c So ~ under
store 81 rd NAY Dolly rgd ana % u' ,le Gdy.r'd
80 s ego Gn S' g. ' i ,r g. ca,or
CoRN-Thr market for com olenca qV' 9b5 s'o W..
steady Fo' short timc i.icr i1e , oir1mg 'nt Which
has Chcaco during tie last we'k maj. AZ n,'' f,e
movement around point IT +. a-o I-;co p, iHa.
movement by O Duluth and the C,n@ah h1c ra |y
mas been areo. The arrivals al NeW-n orr N.Y. t two
heavy The total number Of car: Iecciyd , IN . @
Gay BENZ no Of %h corn Wv wal i firm at IN tie 6a
PARTLY sympathy with the sirengh W "', r p sr
talk Of iihtr receipts Fast and West, The e,o
or,yc en-" We're 10 900 bust ncudgg 10000 b9l
for cNor follow no GOO corn sb o Aas'c b aac:
49, 80 e' NSt 20 i 6%,n Ice elevator yellow $500
So 81 ,5 ;tc1mr "cc , Has 1 ,br 'n s
tl marie, lrtc eater ym"th1inr win thc iroE:n' n
o,nrnthv in the bs,ncr Of the list loavnr or cue a,
go S "d "a ou sa-S 30 S: oats T'G So &c
dcrcrd M oats nominal 33c Ne wn,e 90
I. $ ssc |"ta', IS Dd.S CS , an
Whit eco bush 3aa'. 90 c sx.rar'l son
T,rI rV~Dnii. NJ , Mivauscr. Gl0f2r; uhEr!q.'
western 5co6}c: two.royed stat" f2a'' 80 -,
,ta,Io, mon In,l Hr-tEWiIT,NT Quiet ri S'9e-c Tor
crtiaaan duty paid. state quoted At Sc for orots
run Iaorar, ~ 20 asked country lots quo'd - ,.h
~, Market quiet; caflh> nh"1'F
a, ~ - n - ,cr 100 - with snail ra"s go
"pradsc"' visible uadc an Increase N w' =, os9 GOO
ono hush ca.. O, tho Rockies aud decrease OF SuV
iush on the Pacific Coast net decrease OF "'c 90.
rrn increased 1876 go bush and oats hcf'sn ,'' ,
Eurnlaan end Australian supply OF W'l'' ~"
,occIvcd The total American vlSiN" - va go ,uh
49,, nno hre1. corn IL 3a1 coo hush oats 5GO' coo m>l
r,o,,,Inns fellow. give TO- comparison 'lo>hI
,-crs ~ last r.cht spending date as' year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago jar. 3 (SIccial.-whcat almost rcg,in'd the
loss made yesterday. The scart~ wcr" apparently
the York stock ma kct nrncr; the roora ks
OF Tuc.day did not "lan ont" People who sold short
TUESDAY ON th. theory that yerytng going
had a lot Of covering Then direct
nuencc, toward Lienor prco'cabo,rd exports Of
HIGHER French cable May olcne, Ca, sold btwc.n
Gi', and G5a. closed at G''.. he Northwest had
3.2 ears against 80 La, year primary market receipts
800 000 AGAINST 100000 last year; Sc. Louis Pc
ported several hundred thousand wheat loading Baltimore
said that 100 600 wheat would be cleared Their IN the
ten days The cXrortor- alone unaffected by
all the bull news They report Liverpool very weak
their TUESDAY night unacccpied aud themselves
unable Ia do any cuisines,
Corn spite Of vcry large receipts. rallied fraction
in sympathy with wheat There il3i tho e7tI
mate FOR Thur,dav WI, 40 Gables lower; seiboaid
cIcar,nccs were 80 DOC May opened at 3S',. sold be-
tween 3s- 2s. and closed at 3asa3sa. Oats rallied
fractlonsy. May opened 3d.. sold betw en- 30 and
BOZ, and closed q, goa.
PRO, isions were lower. with the packers sellers An
especially bcarlsh Incident was decline oil ~ cents
hundred January lard There were $1,000 hogs tho
estimate for Thursday ~ 600 prices were GEMS lover
IL assumed that adv ance III e's'"uu rfS "o""
have the effect OF crtang shipments for WHILE East IN
having antcite; the advance ard hurried on lt~
orders January pork sold ri2 60 and 81. o. ana
closed at 52 81 January lard between ~ q and y CO.
and closed at 81 January ribs between - 40 and 81 81
and closed a ~ a..
a. Putt on May wheat on the emFe wsra as es
%. Puu aud calls On Msy corn were 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

III su ctfs.. siH 90 1ok sx =. - AsoAooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GCNERAL MARKET REPORr

Ncw-YOrk JanuaTy 3 lS'H
COT1ON-rhc cotton market Opened steady At an al
xance Of toint> with the du' 10 'Iohs
~ah,cs and a terd ilcy the Part OF local IIid = l"
Pear falling o. In general receipts. Later ur vas
some local ouda ion which resulted in decline oil aoo"
POINTS but The uaderton OF the market was hfi' any
tarp rally Of 10 10 IL points followed. the market cn
steady ut adv ~ from 10 IoinS over S'iN
closing figures. The improvement ia tn market va SIN
,latcd ht private indicating fairly -ooi t1o con
dition, ENGLAND prcde Increased bl' i's
slot cotton al Liver the theory OF -b>ihe rF'>
an this country. this connection 1t l. iotrNor'n.
fact that adNl'cs nom the south connu 10 sho" giO
unannsv A. the probable falling Of IN th" move
men for remainder of the cotton crop 'Aeon ~ ac
from the South i, extraordinary mori y sea-
Iy any variation. and Will" Inclined 10 Is
credit this Of Testimony h'eio"Ie Ien'"tf'ie
how unreliable predictions from tn South ar Levy 70
Be 1t Is 10 that sediment : unucrgoihV a.
cfded chang both in this country and fun! ana t'r
movement watch d with intense intsiS't me mi
weekly interior made Up by ur Nc",'i',
Cotton Exchange shows ier III week recep,' 81 - T.,
halas and shipments Of 40 oC be> ag?ihst aS week
SIX 600 bales aud 900 bac> respectively and last N,r
% 900 md 3S 600 bales respectively. There h'> Len
acme imJruVcmcni In The aoiton gwen u me nrhNrt
yesfors hut a. q ru' sp uatOr> are stu dlppel 7"
ncrcdulous touching the question of receipts, Aothl
hindranco 10 speculative confidence j. thr us>i5N' 81
,,nfrcndlv loci Station volume Of trade Il rio" ha>
not tcen large the for today footing uP 1000
bales only. $780, -. ,...., 49,.
~, frbt nd i1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Jan. 3-p M.
The stock market presented no new features
to-day, but while the opening weak the
closing was strong at substantial advances The
trading was wholly professional and the buying
In the last hour was undoubtedly for the short
account. but the causes Of the evident. fright on
the part Of the bear faction were not disclosed.
Western Union was conspicuous illustration
If the general movement. II opened a trihe
lower and quickly declined further y per cent,
but afterward it advanced steadily and its last
and highest price showed a comparative gain Of
nearly per cent. This stock could not have
been affected by the London market. or by any
possible action Of Congress. IT is known only
by reputation In London. and repeated attempts
to obtain quotations for it at the Exchange
have been unsuccessful. Il will hardly be urged
that the condition cf the company will be
changed by the adoption Of new traiT bill. al
though the proposed imposition OF an income tax
may compel a new method of keeping the COM
pauv's accounts The advance in Western Union
was plainly the result OF buying for the short
account In New England. Louisville and Nash
Vile. and the Granger shares a rally Of about
II. per cent was presumably due to the same
cause. Sugar Refining rose per cent from its
lowest price for better reason.
The action OF Congress on financial and eco
monte questions was rendered more doubtful by
the decision Of the Ways and Means Committee
Of the lower house OF Congress to impose a tax
on incomes. An odious and nqusitorial tax. 1t
can be justified only by the necessities of war;
In times OF peace II Is in every respect indefensi
bic 1t Is possible. however. that the action Of
the Congress committee is a distinct benefit 10
the country. because il practically assures the
defeat of the Wilson tariff bill. There can bc
no change in the present law. when deficit I'm
Government revenues can be met only by the
imposition Of a vicious and unjust tax. After
prolonged discussion in both houses Of Congress
the proposed changes in the tariff will probably
be greatly modified the income tax will be de-
feaied and an issue of bonds will be forced.
At present. the dominant party Is rushing into
the sea because 81 profound ignorance NJ the
simplest principles Of business.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds We're unusually active and
the sales were at about the asked prices. QUO
tations remained unchanged however. and at
the close were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

urTAS-IRoX The local narIct for pic iron con.
arEcr Of the country indicate much the conditions
vaTr. in AT dict on are quit nominal FIR ia" want o.
snpp'fGLI in condition Of ab.yancc with
nqrs, ana ea 10 10, S' Ss II buy f%SSai ~.
looking around for pa, and Mcul probahy max con.
the parties really mean bushes tey ore WI. 'poth
urup"V \ report from Philadelphia say 9TH. frling
/. gloomy and nm ctiicd IN ia. eNticmr .nd The pIg~
some movement On the part Of huy~rs Is anSou'ly looS
standing III" fact that price "oa nr mad M,",'e /"
tood leitc- vino ~" r1"rd f. maze irin OLE,
az :io 70 ~ spot Iaruaiy ami 80 - for Fcrar.
A,'e, Of 'Glr a. I i ia, - and n"nal I me
bullion prize - - WA'h ma l""' the hsnr" 'nr" DE-
S,aa.cd at 8; 10 Tx qhr .a'rtrt Tor liz cl...
,i,.er YIN 'nr n,' D' nv ~ ~ note .,lr - of 4,
ION. Ir,nr ~ Irnn' nom last St. Louis At - ~,
~ I,'.f, var ,,ja.cow~ ero;ch vor,'n. ~ 80:
~ j.. "a; minrs: e4a :, ci sliu- iS,d.
H,: I I a, marie; g.. "o9: s,
na qee'c Ne%e'n ;,os %D or,l ais
Oh crop. ccnfiiuea, ordinary. I2a4c 13alGc
:ar is"2O Prime s-@4ir COCA .rn-FI ii.e @. .,o
syrqP-ws sas;s o'd7aIy iOa1.
,Aoice. .i432c
NAVAL .srohEs-Ilere was an caste, feeling in
o is To Weaker pmo T arc s,s l ,g hrd
St,dy =, unci.al;.a Picc. an. pitrn a'a ,t.,d,
,nr i.3a3 bis. W. quot spIl,- tur.catno. 2ji,;
8 sois% %%' 99G 80 2 ma @'ic,"alG ;. Sa;
il :5 I. = 30 X. . 20: ~ - C5Gss 70 y -; W 9.
81 TO- lch Ugh, weight, >, so pitch. regular %cighi.
OCEAN rREIrnrs-The market for berth frcigL,s g.
que" very Vri e rr, an, surplus Of room for g.. ' ca,
iounasr. ,ratcmcntS: 10 London, load, grain q,
& 20 %. co;'" at ssa Ja"s iy' eh % 70 '" W.
5sd to >e~ca,tr IA to Bristol, 3i.d 10 Lcith id t.
HUI ga: TO GLASGOW, Bad t. Cork for ordcrS Sd
esng l. low st'aly generally unrhangri
80 ~ AK ks -teamer, cotton Pensacola 20 Iiyer-
81 Cd sc.,ncr. 5000 ar rain Baltimore to COX
r,eo ana iay Sc~oii'as to rnicd Kingdom or c"nii
Gr CHA 'a 20 g. 81 % don 'ipTs 6 nE'r moan r
boston ioc bark $3.50 bbs lul rcatInq Oh PhiIad,l.
st Iago to nor,h d atter1s I2aI3c; a schoonc W i
TswYox TO e 1ar% 20 Port ; Ss 81 TOM
schooner 342 ton, coal and cooper,ec rhisd lphia 70
schooner $40 lhiad pha % Cienfuc9os and back
S Sn Of pd c"ry nrf SO cn. s I, rI' g@s
HcwYo;;k {" af, v" nIn sum schooner lumber.
gou'a NcwYork, 50 schooner coal. Port Johnson
las, quoted 5he ie"Ing hows1er Is is easier.
200 gallons practically ali of When wus 10 one local
concern or through shipment for export hence very
q,io. We auoio: Prime crude btls. 2sI2o'2c: prime
laee loc,o oa 2Gs2sg S,q S s , 25@sc .%sF Oil
;r,Ge s2nSS eceo'd r.t TO q,ly; ,ard M ;o"2c
STG 5s "a SOM He spnll q,, selling Tho
t, 90 The marIet +. yit4o" inerss ard ,c tendency
be, arr e., .@ ,, and pac:y %nchansca
mos.scs s"sar 50 t"s Ole Toays I"nd on ' co &c
fellows Cane steady. unchanged: Java lis 3D. fair
moas f ~ u':"'RF.P fiSV' % s%a
W., nol rar ~alss movement and tcie has been no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

cs Tho stok Of pork IS oi9s bbls against 2o7 h6'
last Tho receipts 81 the month "f2i' ODE
HICF-There /, still lirht local demand and some
weakness in high grades IN" primary MARKET. arr qct
Int about s.sadN. We quote: Carr lima and loni-2ila
common u ordinary @La2'.c: low. FIR ~ lar 5pJ%r
good to Irrr 3'.disc choice 20 fancy, idiHD+f 'N-
IRA head jdr. Isanroon g.. - ,c. Japan. 4i &c
lat1a. i'ic Eangoon fdfi4c bond. 1',":i'c.
~lEN fti-l.,~i quiet 1T 9i,r; o"O ~t"aGf al az
TAILTW-Qui"t quoted Lilac I'd. j'ac asked
TENSNo auction sale lind for to-day. hut me
sales Will be resumed hcNt " duc-1av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

Market c.ed steady Tren-ferrble orders i;snel Il
c cSS @.' I iss BALE ccanSc soo bale toal:
1888 bales; spot market firm; mi1in' uplihd -,
YESTERDAY. prices spot olt,nThc market fer Sp 90
ar Ssoa's. c Mi 5l "p: a, 7 % sa% X
,nddns which erade, Other than mlidn1 nay he
on srct good mddng. 'sc on good miidlnr 80 a
low midtlns 100 on s'r;G 60 o:d dina, $40. "n
mu . ''alpf 90. ,,nsd aas Oh low niGuiny
7,5l7 lsls- export, Comtincat G@ bacs ,teat Erf'n
sISes. ss bale, stock, ssOGs5 bac. net pos
receipts ,.aay 1888 bale EHEr5s to-day Gieat
port receipts 50 iar tnis week laS 80 ees
Live pool cabes-spot cotton inodsrat' demand ut firm
BALE A;ST;can ic5c0 bales receipts 3o$oo bales. all
American Oldnsry 80 god oidinaiT lao GM ma
ung fair 4 opened st. dy. demand mode ate at
2G Advance closed quiet but steady at from unchanged
ruay March, 4lsb; March April. ij"~ Apsil-May iI@
AIS; Ma June l.l1Qi.O; Junc,Juiy. LII; July.\
4..Sa4 - lamar. ii-a4:iS' .,,,o... -, , :. .,
points a. ndtatcc ly MA, b:oagh out ~ The m,
S S. w u to sa $50 Of '' N S at noun va,
TO 40 io.'t. be"' c orc"'nr ia-, me b"@ii,' "''
Ing asa'n' o'a ',,, If H. =. '"'I # n
Der a; l3s54i34g The huropgan l'i,e, wcr' lr,r
Vance q ad1. LONDON an adv9mc" Of 3"i ana Ham
, Ti1g al, a a"'u rh cinl G II NUT h. ci, @ II,
eopss;s arr'ly Of the element Of ho" ~" drnih" i'r
small, and sae is the figure Tor ~ Rio Ecit 81.
vices g. the growing crop SHOW rith,: diminished
e eaPSsas''Ss eey hat ae crop To- 10TH Rc ana
viii be pfenomelpy lrg, and by ali mc'os the nat
influence. however. is scarcely felt prescott te
s ,,ln aS ygS on az nr In "e MI do
s;cady and 20 point, hisner The >'ie' were 1870
bags, q follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

The business in State issues was limited 10 a
small sale of Tennessee settlement IS at 12i !.
OF city bank stocks state sold 90 at ~. \ few
small sales at auction reported in another
place.
In the general bond market there was n little
more business. but the reported transactions
were less than 81 100000 at face value Atchison
general IS were dull and heavy at 61as. and \
seconds after sales at 3l7s, closed unchanged
at 32,s Erie second consols yielded y per cent
| To -. Philadelphia and Reading issues were
moderately active. but while first incomes were
small fraction higher. seconds were weak and
general A. declined u per cent t. 6,,s. Northern
Pacific issues were active and higher. ccnsol IS
rising over per cent to 50. and Chicago and
Northern Pacific frsts ~. per cent to 49, Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas ilrsts advanced i,
per cent to 1874. st. Louis and Southwestern
seconds. under an active demand, rose p per
cent to IA, and single bond sold at 11i2
Texas and Pacific seconds lost /, per cent at
1874. Reference Is made To our full report of
bond sales
Money on call remained easy Mt about per
cent The highest rate was IL per cent. but
this was principally for renewals.
The Clearing House statement was follows:
Exchanges. Sli2. iSS.725; balances. $l2.0SiSGS
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $.0l0.725 It's net loss ON balance was
$.G2?.S35. made up by loss OF 81 SOL ,2i in coin
less gain OF $l9l.SS6 In currency. The days
operations included Receipts. $277i599: pay
ments. $5.i0l. ABA. resulting In general balance
of $S7.Sls. 206. consisting of jS,33OGl7 coin and
S29iS75S9 currency.
The United States Treasury at Wa shington re-
ccivcd to-day $42O.73t National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were s2iG.23i the internal
revenue receipts. SIPS 1856. and the miscellaneous
receipts. Sl3il59.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows:
Jan. Jan 2 Differences
Net gold hand $so.sei.ooo ssoIi6cei S'i5as6
Net legal tenders
hand ............. ceso.os6 G7poa Inc. 5oi So
Net silver on hand. 5.rlS.. Go3I. a,I lac. o. io6
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
SOB 1926
Deposits In bank. il.5B23IJ ,Di
Net cash bal. S0i 7oS3si si0l 5G33Io Inc $50 o.o
There was fair business In foreign exchange
On Paris rates were strong and higher; on Lon
don firm without change. aud on Berlin merely
steady. At Continental points exchange on Lon
don was again lower, but even at present figures
gold cannot be Withdrawn from London. Fol-
lowing are revised quotations for actual bust
ness; Bankers bills 81 s3% and "a $50. for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
$50 and 5ls%@517k; reichsmarks. "a 1915 and

So19.
In London British consols advanced per cent
to 90 1116 for money and IS 1916 for the account
The Bank Of England gained $4,000 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was firm
at 17sl12 per cent FOR discounts and unchanged
at Il. per cent for daily balances. Bar silver
was quoted fat at lHd an ounce. American rail-
way shares we're irregular, declining until the
close when they rallied snartly. There was a
GOOD demand for investment securities. At Paris
French per certs rallied Is centimes to 9S, sight
exchange on London falling to 25.15 francs to the
pound sterling 4 further small decline will
draw gold from London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
TRANSACTIONS IN THE PAST YEAR.

The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices recorded last year and COM
parison between the final nrices Of the two past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

PfoNlSlbNS-lhe market 70: hog products va. mod
evtey active and weaker. The Opening wa. NJ ILL.,,
decline, and during the balance Of iay fhcr sen ~
10 bc some pressure account OF the large
hogs and some itte Disappointment a. The stock West
OsC6 last month. Receipts for The ,u,n,5 .'
81 ssS tcs and exports 81 0j3 to-. Tho stock Of rr q,
0lyS blls. against 2,2O1 bbs las: month. mn, tc,,
for the month Mero 29A5 bbls and eNpar,,
i.,-y' bbs; pOHk-Marh.t steady. Sales 200
bbls; quoted: Mess, sl2 15nSlf so family sin,
SIS 20 clear sl5 5Oasi7 90; extra prime sI3 81
sl3 - BEcF->teadv, quotations: Family sIi1p
s5 80 mess s. 20 P.ckc' siiasls EXTRA India mes
hams at Sl4 80 DRESSED HOGS Scarce and h. y6r
isQ,n'. 7s.a5sc lCo'H 5Aa7,;G; I2oT, 7.asc; pigs
dun quoted at 6aG'sc ham, quoted at oa0isc picked
bellies about steady IBID quoted at 7l.c IAN :,
Ion. 1s4c. LARD-Markct easicr with a good eyrrt
demand Western closed at s3oaS3jc, with sales OF $50
ties a. S30o and l5CO for export {; city ci,se1
At .a.e with sales OF 10 tcs refined for Continent
options January closed. s0c nominal; February 7o5s
nominal May. 30 nominal The stock OF prime lard
Receipts for the month were 67Ss tcs ana expor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04

rh. mark cor BIazl coffee is quite am and no I'm
variant made to-day The price OF No no
or spot j. stin 1870; . -. -. -oo ,,.o. ,o.n.,.
GU priv ate terms. , .,. ,.. - ,,,.,, L. ,,o. GOO,
ING la ire martct today VIII prices however ui
cn3pdcd The improvement In ton" anu not In any
80 In GU. L.t chance for the b'trr seemed
.rb,lc nci la-,p encouraging in view Oh the past
,.,Ni,css Duyc-s be a itile wiling 10
go of and with the aft rnoon
,aiN in neat sloUcI. perhaps, htr disposition -
shade p~ccs . tive toward inrroVmrn, In bids
shcrc Vas . ttlc export inquiry for siih2 extras
and the fact export inquiry TWO DAYS IN succession was
looked a, a. s.ic'0i> sgn OF improvement i'c
GENTS l.:e havo been quite libeIa which has been
sstter b.arsi although good portion OF ms
stu Is IN way of through freight saes TO-DAY were
fO,oN- ity mill patents. 2Jto Dds
siraiCht- l.3O bbl-. at IS lu0
"a j5: rn clear. al priNat" terms; i5o hlls
l. a. bbl- - sacks 70 - r. =
in wood: o1jJ bbls spring patents ~ SO ?OaS4 3ol
hills strl!gh,. ad ~ Gj 97o0 bbis clears. old
AMI new at 4O0r: ID Including loo sn"k. Tor
f,ort ~ So rye MIXTURES. 100 bbi~ It, y. 60 cN l.
$50 sacks $40 and $50 sscks spling no grade AZ
Al rs. southern -four little more active, Win
sales 800 hbs at So 10 for eN - 81 @J - for low
i&,ateut - Ell CKWIIEAr FLOUR--Thc market continues
Suet hun The demand continue lPnt aud
cNorinos Sales TO-DAY small. .uOt,
sions are 50 TJa - Strive FLOrK-IIe marAct Is
steady vita trade sale. Coz bbls at - 700 p 81
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-02

SATURDAY forenoon the case of
James Bachmann, on trial for alb
ortion on Ethel Cooper, ended
suddenly In n mistrial, the jury
being dismissed without having
come to AZ agreement. This was
necessitated by the fact that Jo-
seph Foose, of twenty-sovontn
street, a member of the jury, had
suddenly become insane in the
jury room. When this was report
ed to the court the jury was
brought in. Foose was supported
by two other jurors and was weep-
ing and muttering incoherently.
The case was adjourned to the
May term and Bachmann released
under 5000 bond.-Wheeling In
telligencer.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-02
A BIG BLAZE!
A PLANING MILL GOES Up
IN FLAMES.

Yesterday morning The extensive
plant of the Kcnova Lumber aud
Wood Working Co, in the west
end of this city, burned 10 the
ground. How the fire origi5dfrSii;-
is not known, bat it is supposed
to have cnught from heated box
ing OF one of rhe hne shafts. The
loss sustained is nearly $rc,oo and
is insured for s5,ooo-$a,5o 500 in tie
Virginia Fire and Marine, $1,000 in
Hanover. OF New York, aud 81, so,
in the Hartford, Of Hartford, Comns
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1894-05-02
KENOVA NEWS. s
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Late Items From 4hof
New Town.

Reporter. 49,
Mr. JOS. Hoover moved 10 obsu
this week. f%.
Mr.. ] F. seamana. has sc56mcts s
duty in The N. X w. Dispaiche,'s
Office.
Sopt,L. T. Peck left, n S<tm,
for Philadelphia, on business ,1I>l,t,
tive TO the .Associa,ioos-
Mr.. +. G. C5liins will lea
morrow, evening for CleveI.n(
Ohio, on business trip.
Mrs. Ferguson, OF near Waype.
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Hen.
~ Dunean--herc, this week. 4
Mrs. L. d. Baugh proposes start. |
ing TO Philadelphia and other points
in Pennsylvania, next week TO Wis.
it relatives.
Mr.. John Fitch, whossn ere ~
ness we chronicled in our
we are glad to see. is about
do) again.
A. r. Wittenberg, repress
the Ball Wartield Co, Whols
Druggists, of lronton, Ohio, visit;
his customers and many friens
here, last week.
Messrs. Fitch, Corwin and Kel.
ly attended the box supper at Ceres )
do, Wednesday night. The Above
named gentlemen visit Csrcdo fre-
quently.
Mr.. j. w. Peters, fornerly Yard
masters clerk, has been temporari-
ly assig ied the position rs bin clerk,
made vacant by the illness ofC. w.
Johnson.
T. f. Badgeley returned last
night from Cincinnati, Ohio,
whittier he had gone to purchase
furniture Tor The lodge roonl I'm
his new building on 18th street
Mr.. c. w. Johnson, bill clerk at
the freight station, who has been
sick for some time, left for his homo
in Piketon, Ohio, last week. We
hear that he is rapidly recovering
and will be able to return soon.