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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-rhe investi-
CATION into the wreck OF the steamer
LIS Angeles, which ran on a rock near
Point Sur recently, will begin before the
United Staten inspectors Thursday morn
ing. Pending the investigation Third
Mate Ryfkegel, who ia charged with
being directly responsible for the wreck,
b. Az bsen released on bail.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09

State OF California, county of Los Angeles-ss.
On this 18th day of April, 1894, before me.
D. Neuhart, notary public in and Tor said
county of Los Angeles, state OF California, re-
siding therein, duly commissioned and sworn.
personally appeared Henry c. ParSes and
Minnie A. Fox, personally known to me to be
the same persons described in, whose names
are subscribed to, and who executed the fore
going and annexed certificate and instrument,
and they each acknowledged to me that they
executed the same
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at my office
in said county OF Los Angeles, the day aud
year in this certificate first herein written.
[Seall j.. NEUAAkT,
Notary Public in and for said county OF Los
Angeles State of California.
4-1S-wed-5t
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09

Joe Romero, the horse trainer, who
resides on Yale street. was kicked by q
fractions horse at the Rsquana stables,
on Reqaena street, last night, and hia
right leg broken just bsi5w the knee.
Police Surgeon Bryant treated Romero
at the receiving hospital.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09
GLIMPSES
OF
AMERICA
A GIFT
TO THE
READERS
OF THE
HERALD.

THEY are not woodcuts or
sketches, butlarge and per-
feet photographs Of actual
scenes, bewilderiugly magnifi-
cent, imposing sights of the
Rocky Mountains, the peaks,
canyons, waterfalls, valleys,
lakes and cataracts of that
great cnotinental range, and of
equally wondrous views on the
great plains, Pueblo villages,
burning deserts, immense for
ests; marvcls of the Yosemite;
picturesque, but almost inac-
cessible regions Of the North
west; of Alaska's glaciers and
Indian towns; of the Yellow
stone Park Geysers and curios-
tiles; of Superior's sculptured
shores, and Wisconsin's roman
tic dslls; of Canada and the
cleavages, cascades, whirl-
pools and deep forests of the
Northeast; of Eastern mount
aims, frothy streams, dashing
rivers and great precipices; Of
dreamy, Ianguorous scenes in
the land of the hainingo, where
the mocking- bird hides in the
perfume-laden snow Of the
orange tree, and the sun kisses
the banana into golden fruitage.
AEzg See the coupon notice Ell
here, and be sure and secure I
uAu rapfnn
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09

GGF See the coupon notice else
where, and be sure and secure Lhis
great DFiEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
cOTRT CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

supreme Court General Term-Recess
Court-cham ',ersl}efore Barrett. J-f'0uri
opens 1890 a. Motion calendar cn-d ~ II q.
Supreme COurt-Spc"al Term-Iart I-l,oforc Trax J.
Law and Fact: Nos. l3i2. iO1 Case unfinished.
SIprcw. COurt-Spccipl Terri lart I-October. 1892
term-Adiourned until th" first Monday Of March.
Supreme Court-Speciei Tcrn-pArs II ana Had
journed for the term
Circuit, courtPar,s l. H. III and IvAdjournei for the
Superior Cour,-specla Term Before Durro J-Motions
Superior tour-Trlal TerrlPar II;cfOrc Gdcrslreve
j.. ios. l2s0 1878. 1865. Clear.
superior Ccur-Trial TeIm-pHrt iiAdJourned for the
term.
superior Cout-Trisl Termltlri lIf-I:efpre McAdam.
No. 1885 Rizze Wensch. clear.
COurt-t'hambAr y-I}eforc Ftzcerad
lO3 estate Of Cornelius Winters A. m Wills for
probate Charles kingsley. Catharinc at'ger William
IL. Wait MarIaretha Denneilen. Henry buchanan.
Maria Demnrcst. Henry Anthem. PATRICK Campbell Fred
crlek Levers carl O. +. Sprink. Sinclair
Toer Eliza |. Icn'i,hon Sarah Ilccrs n, 10 40 a.
Surrornte's couri-Trai Tern--Ieiore Arnold S.-No.
1aa viii ~ Jga O'Dca ~ to:aO A. m No g3p VIII OF
Marc,re, at 1920 IN.
Cannon Pleus- special Te:m-l,eore Pryor
Common Pleas General Tcrm-A.journed until the
first Monday 81 February.
Common Piess-Equity Term-hdjourned FOR the term
Common pieas-Trai Torm-Iarts l. II and Had
1ourned for the term
city conrt-spccial Term-Isfore conIan. J.--Mo,ons
CIt.s t,ourt--fenera Tcrm-Before Ebriich J.. Van
Wvok and Fitzsi,nons JJ.-Appeals from orders Nos
10 Is inclusive Appeals from judgments Nos 1 10 81.
Inclusive Motions. No j. =, .
City Court-Trni Term-Ssrf5 l. III. IIf and IV-Ad.
fnnrncd for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NsW-Y RI. Joluary -. 1884,
BEANS AND PENS-rre stock ot fom"stic Pea beans
reduced ,'at hoicr. rae nd ancci r' pric" g
~ sOdtl ~. Mciium without improvement AMI
thor" H. ftr dOi'g that buyers ha," SON.
,l,nntipc Othcs kinds of sat beans ahou steady bn.
qutt. California lima MOVING oNlt. brt stock cost
10, rrcciYcfs q Zee wlng - accent prr,rn;
bids rouud lot. impr'ri white bcars jhhi'g "a nv
We quote Hcprs rnrrow choice .cr bush - 40 l+2 -
r. ~ god - 10: ct - 20 PEI, ~ SOH.I -
VIII" kidn'v. 90 2ldH. - n~i kidney choice :, 20
- 49, do fair good s'ft' 10 ark 'uftc soup - 10
~. IL; yellow &c. 4. 20 linn California 90 y 81 j,|
~ 81 foreign MEDIUM II 5'dsi 90 do pea, q jjgSl 90
~ ;; , Scotch. bug. ~ az.
n1rrE.t-iil9h q AIDES q, I'sh cr'imry ,le'n'i up
duii" ~ vest rdly a1d nh itr tridlnr
'Chnn;e ttA morning tn nar's't nrnrr tue. \
Tut nc was genera trading prize The street.
tbOuSht The stua',n even strong
than aupaed the rurficr AMI th'r' disposition
thu fr III arrival over SUNDAY. frstS mprON II
little. high gadr scllng 70 2td. 90. p i5y : ghy
reflected iow"r gridr bnt th' Ncucnt
1fc.r buNlrg ~ tr N fictorv out-cftIwn
account ut ljTlOc and On" Two exporters Mt"r
fhr market. The storm itr' ana Urn " stern Nv Grs
'iicd strength {, the position Shinn"nt~ - Error for
"a made per m. isa2lc; do Western cN;r,s pc do
nr-ts. .3d.is do thirds g. s'ro d. iSt:"c; 10
make, i7fi2lci STATE dairy bar tIb.. ftli made
extras .2c do rsts, 2Od2lc do seconds, ltnl9c Sa'
dares, entire extras. PIE stat dairy. nrkn- extra
Il sa22c DO seconds % nrsts. isd2ic; wetern lpit
Western factory, fresh extras l6pulcc do hrst li
100; DO seconds, lShal4c do thirds, i2suiJc; rolls
CHEESE~A little business wos done with jobbin,
trade and exporters did some figuring under pr
Goods but the market had much Of che usual Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
A NEW ST. MICHIEL'S CHURCH.

DEDICATED BY ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN-IM-
PREssIvE CEREMONIES.
The new Church of st. Michael, At Thirty second
st. and Ninth-ave.. was solsmnly blessed and dedi-
Gated yesterday by Archbishop Corrisan. From an
early hour yesterday the doors OF the church we're
besieged by crowds of people anxious to obtain a
good seat. Long before the hour set for the con
secration of three beautiful affairs and the bless
ing OF the church every seat was occupied. crowds
OF persons having stand along the aisics during
the ceremony.
Archbishop Corrigan celebrated the ordinary S
O'Clock mass and when the ceremony over the
conservation Of the affairs took place The blessing
and dedication of the church next took place. Arch
bishop Corrgan preceded by the aco,ytes. went
about the cnGrch sprinkng the walls with hoy
he had gone around the inside OF the church ne
went through the same course outside. The final
prayers offered at the main a!tdi.
The solemn pontlhcal mass was celebrated at II
Brilliant sight. Scores Of Iiehs were pnrn,ny on
the affairs. which were decorated with evergreens
A little after II O'Clock the altar boys began to
file out from the saclisty hen came score OF
priests two acolytes ana the cross bearer. Bishop
Mcdonnell OF brooklyn. who the ceebran, Of
the pontincal mass next appeared on either SIDE
Marys. Church, and james Dchsrty, Of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception They were the dea-
Archbishop corrigan vas attended by Fathers NJ;
Cunnon and James Flood, VINO were deacons Of
and the master OF ceremonies Father j. " Cor
molly. who Is the private secretary OF the Arch
bishop.
The new organ. which cost $1,000. then peGled
p% asa 9s epors oil SKY by
preached an eloquent dedcatory sermon After the
ceremonies the Archbishop and tho other preiates
dned at the rectory. Later solemn veSpers were
sung and Father J. Mooney preached
The Church OF st. Mchac. was burned on May ).
1882 IL was completely destroyed. and the cOngre-
cation had TO hear mass In a small schoOlroom an
I'll yesterday. The new church has cost s2o) OO
Some OF this debt Is sil, owing but the priests OF
the parish expect that II will he paid In "a short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
NAVY OFFICERS ~ WlSHTyGTDN

Secretary Herbert has caused TO be prepared an
Interesting list OF Navy and Marine Corps officers
who doing duty in Washington and the list
shows total Of 1888 officers. as compared with l2s
on similar headquarters duty Of the Army officers"
The foregoing Is an extract from letter received
by officer In the Navy Yard yesterday The
total number OF officers on duty and others living
In Washington is $50. OF whom 1877 are on the active
list Ofthese 49, l0are married. These active officers
from the various corps follows Line offcers
l0s: Medical Corps 10; Pay Corps 2; Engineer Corps
IL: chaplain L. professors OF mathematics 10; navel
constructors 8; marine officers, % The fact that
there is only one chaplain among 30 many officers
recalled old, old story TO one OF the officers, OF
the steward Of the wardroom meas who was sent
ashore with 500 to lay In sea stores He returned
with i've loaves Of bread and had spent the rest
for stores for the wine mess. The caterer rebuked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29

terror receipts have shown marke1 lang on an sIe
estimates also pointing towari Il hoi
in the visible than aot week. sacs OF can cav taH
cline OF about .c. der1lis folow.: 40 oats oV''
nominal .;2s,c: M . whit, 1890 bujh wv" "
While nominal s51sc track white. 1900 bush. 5i~ioc
track mixed o,C0O bush. Sia35c: NO "hln .ippe'
1000 buah SGc Receipts a; N.g.York tf1 we'E w'e
WLc, 1850 bush; clrn. 5G21jJ bus 1n,'
un barley. sj0j0 BUSH -four, 023'' Gp's ai eo,4o'
81 k The closing cable Nas; Live l9olnWMm" x; a.
Tat steady Gu'l. unc angel to '.u az M iof
day rngi.h country market, yer! SLOW ana o' ~ ''
10 10 c.nfines de line. Beriin wheat ma o".f o.
Nav English f rm,rs' dcivcre, last Nc't 60 -V'
auirtcr az an average ice cf 2js ID mt ur-
liIrr ., NJ ali roini, II37 COZ bu5h. Pr 1>rctS Ie.
uof. fror both week ende hraN OF Wh'l
and nour were 9i7 $50 bush a.ainst $3.50 DiHh t,
previous week. AMI 1881 80 bush year ag, iR .N,
he previous week and 735 ESQ bush last year me "a
bush against III 8 33i busa lrt ear &C. ,iri so
49, bush con. 3isjo 40 IN b. aqilnt - ol G All
Increase 1927 30 buh. MALT-MarHst N'r u9n
. ia ,I.r.Y- Dun No , lw'uk"e o3g.l'' IN
fral,d Western sGGic: twOr1wct St,tc. O. d1H
KYEMnrkct rom nal. ,BttkW ilEa iup'' aoa ~ H..
STATE sOa s5c .SfEDS-,lov'r ei stSady y,
January $40 6j asked samplc seci siie: - Dag. a
- 75asiI in 100 n in store Tinotay-Markst sea ~;
snai sales sample seeds from etor: at ~ -"af' re
100 n. 49, .,son ,vo oyc las,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
TIE LENTEN REG EL1IIONS.
THOSE PREPARED BY ARCHBISHOP coRl'i"AN
READ ~ ALI. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CfU-RCHES HERE

READ IN ALI. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCHES HERE
The regulations for the Observance OF Lent as pre-
pared by Archbishop Corrgan. were read yes'eruay
In all the Roman Catholic churches IN the archuio
cese. According 10 the document an ''e "reN
days OF Lent from Ash "Wednesday 20 Raster "u"
dav fast days Of precept on on" meal WIN Inc
allowance OF a moderate collation. In the evening
''rhe Church excuses from the obligation OF ias''
Ing (but not Of abstinence from flesh meat except
in special cases OF sickness the infrm. those VINO
are attaining their growth those whose duties are
Of exhaus,ing or laborious character. women hurs-
ing infants and those who are enfeebied by Ola
age"
The Holy See grants the following dspensatons
for this archdiocese
|. The use OF ftsh meat as also OF eggs ana
white meats. is permitted at every meal on tne
SUNDAYS OF Lent and at the principal mel! on MOI
ceDtlon OF Ember Saturday and Holy Saturday.
:. The Of white meats IL allowed every day
IN Lent at the evsning collation.. and also at me
PRINCIPAL meal on tn. days which the use or
3 a snail piece lee Of bread. with cup of coffee
tee or chocolate can be TAX IN IN the morning
{. Where Ii Is not convenient To tax" the prn-
cpal renl at noOn Il IL lawful TO invert me ordet
and take \ collation. in the morning ana dinner III
.. Dripping and lard may be- used In the prep
araiion Of n kinds Of food That are permitted
g. On sundays Their. i neither las ca.h nor o aest
the same meal at any time during Lent
7. Those who are exempt from the prrcept OF
during the day when by special indult nesh meat
is prohibited mt the principal meal.
The time for fuling the Easter pTecept for
communion in the archdiocese extends from the first
sundGy in Lent to Trinity Sunday, inclusive.
Pubc religious services will be held during the
evening In most OF the principal Roman Catholic
churches In the city while Lent lasts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
CASH QUOTATIONS..
Iron No ! foundry.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncv-lOrX, January -. 1891.
tOTION-Th" weaker trcln OF our ma Rot y"'ir dly
at Liverpool the grad todiy. thr drclin IN r.
IN cont being ,-G i4.Oi- with spot sales OF only
scc) ial's. on mi, news iio!n abroad our mn ny
u 4. 'lnr = 70 ) point. but II Tiiiirl anu
80 for VI r. II. against 1ol al tnr o.
Yesterday. Thl. mp oVonclt wls Oh IN" ght nlN'h le
o. MN D int an hrar, brlinc O'drs, uph : lo
in,unc. got on' $50 bal's ~ inst 1875 thl- DAY 1t
vnrk and ~ asf yc,r which Id to con-f"nilr ICY p
narir; closed 't"ndy ~ net dNnnrr o. '
ia i,int The rnrriiits :0r next week Mt the oft' 3F'
, n'at' d a, about I9p uO1 bil"s inst 5000 bl''
rofcunin1 ;h. tine last Estinoc- for receipts az
rlrrn. Nonity 80 b,l"s. tabic, non IdNrp pl
rcot nat crop crmntc Of - COCO BARS wa crr '
-Giy ,',iI from pr'tnent Now or" g." l.
nf1crt, supposed To b" bnili-h on t.r nam ,
Inf his nru eiillti d"Ih' - In' i'l' ~.
Horr III Nag-url'gn~ hcNt week m" '.'llil'' ''
40 Oni lalr. IN. ~'renltl shown Ia oar mirh "Ml
IN, .ub ar;ll ne I'm Il rIrJl W.. 30 >ld"f W -
lns,d upon out rrra ,llr. IN siu't"ai ~.
,in, q. made ~ hv Tho Financial 'hr1nIcN ''.ulF
show. On tao crop N sight =. ronn 81 WIN
i,s, bales. The export move orr IN
riudinr cotton on ~hphanri elbows nm excess . ''""J
l,cs Tue total -t1ck- AZ the IoltH anh u, nv lS'
lawns are 10 lcss than at tii- TN" l@t !''
Tho totl crop Wnfcu"rt NJ T. last evening Is .r
under tho movement - tani' uao' )" ''"'
vhtn fle f-pf-iDwn 80 Vpl bll',. . al. d.,
Orcning rang" ard close to-day ana clo-pg "u@ '"'
inrau M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
TIE PETROLETM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
New YORK. January o. 1924
There has no material change IN NE petroleum
auati n. Tho outward movement 4 ol continues On =
large scale lui prices 30 not fully respond n" exports
uf crude. refined. ETC. from ia" Atlantic ports from
January date So 40 gallons ncicngr at
lJ"G2Wo gallons over m" corr 'ndag period Il lAn1
There slight IN ti" Of the Mc
Donald field v tho opening ~ wells. but there IL
pinmise II a ihcr'as" Ia the production 4
hex well Is the point 4 development however.
which determine tho question u whether eNpan-
u territory not be- effected Tho New & ors
News bureau a!1o has the following In ts w'".y
view OF the oil trade: In Elk County a well was
struck in territory near the kiiucr station the
Buffalo Rochester and rltt-drg Railroad. located
miles south " the producing well AMI tx
said 20 h" producing about fifteen barrels daily The
popularity ~ this find H. that upsets theories
Rcoogists who have located IN" eastery pos
sbe producing territory many miles TO the this
well
The ula'lve markets remain almost stagnnn but
prices well sustained under influence o the
somewhat bcnrsh Of the week the development
regions. The pipeline returns. however sti Indicate
heavy dimnu,ion In not stocks above ground
The 81 prices and the dealings
Transit certificates At the tOn"Olllhted
l@un Exchange for the last few weeks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
lrrnrrNN rrnn:.E M,rkrn.

INerpoo Ju,. -, u. n.-icf. ho1c., offer fir civ
cNtin INDIA mess az a. 93s h prin. mess "a, -,
- al IorlIiO!d OtcT mode fatriy prltn. mo
West m. hnc. dull a Is do. weHe n mdmnr au'I at
q /. ri Hams Holder. o1cs r. ely snort rut cho",
IL I, ~ ~ ca, az as. BacOi-lia der. OIL. f,..,'
l,uic lad cut. ~ 1t - {, 81 H. cus. AZ aOs I'd hor:
~ aim, - IT, ,,,y A. lofg cl,ar mi1ol,' a -,
jib cay a; Sss I'd ons AMI shor. cicir midcs ab ut
:, H. on, at 81. tie -c-fi0dir ?, OF = III, mo q,
Am.,ic, finest wnf. and cniofed nf,u nj 81 Sn,uId,
about IL l., IL n. dull ~ SIS. Tillow-The SUPPLY /,
pos prTr' ciit ffii 1 " puts Of thr.c.t
-rr ply popr nrm a. p 81 ,oit,Is ed o.II,e poi
resin d nra ~ 81. 'oi"- ihc sn'1dy Is p cosinon
ofv A. a.. ID. Lard slpt-lioder. oil .unr.ngl,.
iu'u c-ircIdcrs r. moi eicr'og p'i1 We tn sio,.
wlncr dull at s. Id. foui-i ol1crs oIer u Cd eiv
~. I1mis fancy wDt.i dull II o. 81. ton-spci and
fu.urc,- olds offer IRE ~ rNci Western sf dull a.
a. 20 Tor Cd and nov Jnar,ry ,dnll 0. :, for new
Tor new Uor, af L1ndo,-p cidr coast -IIolders ono
ode .,t.iy; s'eadr at ~ i5sac5 iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29

the steward for his msjudgmont In these words:
WHY. in Heavens name, did you Duy 20 Hueh
bread?" 60 .,.ssors Of
mathematics are on duty at the Naval ODserVa>
tory Nautical Almanac Office. Naval Library anu ,ia
I'urear OF Ordnance; that there SIX more NM
officers at the Navy Yard than last year. one AZ
litional in the Secretary's Office one more IN me
bureau Of Ordnance four more in the Bureau or
Navigation five more in the Bureau OF lntellgenGe
thrte less in the bureau of Equipment. ana duu
tionnl ones in other departments or thirty inore
line officers duty In Washington thah 'riele
were year ago The Marine Corps detall mas
been doubled. while the Engineer Corps SHOWS
reduction OF three and the Pay Corps or one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29


s cis cS S,y IS 'pns Mat 'g'e e:,n 80 SYM
cags Is by .ampc So re- - 'i mcmiaal go
Iar.y 81 ronlnS 81 nas.'ci 81 g hid p',n. Tim
g' iS Il a o. ,f Io" h. ' -; ny s . hort ~. d
q 80 shot el.pr lido ltovd 17e+7 80 whis"" o.,
u!..s' hni,hd good. yer gal IL 10 sugars ut 'af
1S pr nb F on ,c 6dacc ffca " toay c
butter market ras qui' and about ,'ady fancy - am
iai2ie: eeq, sgity ueak a, iCaiGsc
Cincinnati Jsa 25nFiopf .Slfos Isea 20 ,'s1 70
,taay 80 I'd. So. ra for a,na.e n his".r
a. a. GS, F aad Gshcr ' So mSSi d s~
10 ghc - ~ nGp I a, o. ros ale. Of
49, 30 clarr family. si,ac. kdne Ian ,rrd, -
Leaf Ip i.r' SO nc'n.%.ooi dn-nd To-, oia ~
1tc: icoec -hort ~ .idr' : 'iDr .icif sd -.
On icsi. Of q 10 were G's IBIS
Mwnukce jan - Mas %tc'- oyn'd at y &c. ..i5 at
M'S. i sa" G T,r| "a go dcrana icr.p, asi,
eGi ns BE- x %" thar ha S S 80 a5 ''' @,aa%
SSti'~ and az l. up Tor d. grade, E,c il
NO !. 81: ~ 4te''s.. Dat. IN hir demand 50
whit. SoaJlc NO d. 2J4,?Ps. cora qgi,, ~ 3.
Flour and mil stun. dull and unchanged.
Mnneapolls. Jan. p Wheat 4. nrncr ana ,'ead,. tu,
Gay'. short se->qa End Gactpaiop IN Ma, los
Ns 0 Gec ,ld aa s 99i on 'r St G @n9
cole ~ hisa.-, rom, AMI glo-d 3t ocr 'hc lowest
highest pint snd the ony nnc,u,'o b'lnr 10 oi'ool-.c
at Gl.c aud : "a. at Gil. 10 Noir,n old ., no
GOtc. r.. pis ~ what h,fr wcsr lO1 Flour
Fir. pat Ms - 2jd*3 80; irt ak0rs ~ sof.2: 10"
grades ~ 20dsl 20.
Philadelphia Jan Flour supplies liberal sni mar.
kct weak VITA Nrry ltto druan1. Wn,at- Market ru d
steady with bttr foreign Inqurr for sprinq what bu;
ltpc demand for winter In abe,e Of Y eul',yG
trading. prices .; options larg is noninl No = Ici
January. O3aGc4r. February. OJi, Nar.h. 81
0jl.c: April GGtaa07c. CONCEPTION matAc, ella H.
oaSl.r under ,nd .losd quiet fni"ign
inquiry only mod! and bids GENERAL, low for
iu,ne~- INr,l carots quit and st',dv with mod ritr
Offering y" u!N d January. 90. i2ir~; F"hrl,ry.
s"Nai2Sc; March. i3'.d i3Hc; Apt 43hG4ic. oit
Mnrkrt u.ual Saturi,y. pu's but offerings Hight
and Irce~ ruled s.cidy blti carots anf option. No
Whit January 3jicaajc February. 3ji,u3ie March.
.Sd;GL,c: April. 3Cgd37c. Iiu"r firm but quiet Penn
.vlvania prints. who sale 20. 20, Arm and T.
higher PENNSYLVANIA fir e, 49,. OH articles IN
changed.
st. Louis. Jan. o7.-fTour dun. Unframed. Bran In
demand al Ole east track Fast ~. Louis
Ioints but l,lo to bc had: Whoa, nigA"-. January,
Doc NAV. 80rsc July. 0iS... cora lower. January.
$40 February. ,sssosstc; March. as,.c May. %'.c
PorS-standsrf mess selling A. si3 G2,g oricrs Sii.
Iard-Pi!mc steam at 7,.c. Dry sacl meat Shoulders.
Gc long, and clear rb- G7jc -hor,s. 900. Bfcon
Boxed shoulders ~; ongs. 7c cl,nr rb ~ hort'
5ac. High wines. steady ~ FL IL. Lad quc: and
steady at Dc. spcltcr qnotrbc at ~ 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29

80 sales recorded in the weeks ended December 10
and January l3
Ion in barrels bulk ana - cents In cnsrs
crude oil was a gallon barrels and cents In
bulk ana napbtha was unchanged ~ cents a gallon
Foreign quotations remained IN. same follows Ant
worp 2i.fI2, francs per iU0 kos. isrenen =, marks
per 80 ki1s ANA Ionion. iilG03 10 iOl per lmp~aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
sou TnrRN COTTON MARKETS.

GlNcston. Jan. :1.-Coron hfm; middling. 7,,c; low
N. ding I.i0c good tNnay. 6sr; AMI Lro,s 70.
ccilt,, 2.sa bales -Npoft g nat EriCin. q 2cG tas
sal, =. 500 iai : stnc ~ 81 bates.
49, Norfolk, Jan. 27-coit9 hrn cdine. 7'.c low mid
GVns, iJ.1c good odt'ary. Oi4c; AMI gross rs
,cip:s. 2llS BALI eNP)rs s0s twsc, S?S bas, salcs
D.; ncs stotk G5 .s' lns.
savannah Jan 2i.-Cotpa quiet: mid ling, 7ssc low
md'ns l:it good primary. 1876; net and gross
receipts OSJ bns rNpin~ rJastwe, Dab bales salex
5jp baes stock 81. 10i bales,
New.Orl,ans ian. 2s.-~oiton quiet: good mIdding
Ts,c; midGrf. 7-irc midirg s.iGo: GOOD orli.
nary lSlGc net IcesiIfs 1915 bales; gross i0o7s
taes exports 10 the Continent 17c0 tales coastwiss
S,7is bales; sales. ZOO tn es stock $4,000 Laiss