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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Byron.

Miss Cora Savage is visiting at McBain
Harry Crosby was home from Owosso
oyer Sunday-Mrs. Geo. Golf is visiting
friends at Elsie-Alrs. l.. f. Lutz is visit
ing her parents at Salines-Rev. Barnum
attended the S. S. convention at Bancroft,
Tuesday and Wednesday-M A. Root,
of Brighton, was in town the frst of the
week-A. l.. Northway and wife, of
Owosso, spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs. f. E. Close and Mrs. DR.. Howard are
quite sick with fever-F. Savage was in
Detroit on Friday last-Mrs. f. <. Sleeth
spent Sunday in Howell-Miss Josie Mi
ner was In Owosso on Saturday last-Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Hunt spent Sunday at Nor
rice-Miss A. Hicks, of Corunna, was in
town on Tuesday. f. Lutz was at
Ann Arbor on Tuesday--Miss Katie Full
Ter was at Howell ON Saturday last-Last
Sabbath, fifty united with the M. E. church
here and twenty seven of the number were
sprinkled.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Shiawassee.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter, of Byron, called
on friends in town Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanie were at the coal banks
Sunday. Mrs. Vanie's mother returned
with them and is spending the week in town
Ed. Mccall rides in new carriage now
Justice Fol.on has opened law office
in town and is doing a rushing business in
giving legal advice. Now we want doc
tor and then we will be ready for COxey's
army-We understand that Dick Steele
will put in seventy-fve acres of beans this
spring-Mr. Hyde, Of Durand, called on
friends in town Wednesday-Mrs, Call
and Mr.. Foulton were at Bancroft Tuesday
ON legal busines-More fishermen than
fish on the banks of the Shiawassee these
wet days.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Vernon.

Miss May Downey returned home Satur-
day eyening-Miss Winnie Hopkins, of
Owosso, spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs.
Frank Clark--Mildred Holmes is sick
with measles-D. d. Martin and wife
drove through to Capac the first Of the week
old Mr.. Perry was buried Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Perry was a Mason and
was buried under the direction of that order.
The Durand lodge was we'll represented, he
being member there. Mr.. Perry was
about sevcnty-three years old-Mr. Mum
sell, of Flint has moved into the Charles
Dalleymater house on State street,.
Martin, of Laingsburg, visited friends in
this place the first of the weelx-There
was good attendance from this place at
the association at Bancroft this week.
Mrs. Abbie Parsons, of Grand Blanc, visit.
ed her uncle G. Case, the first of the week
DIR. T. Scott is the new physician. He
comes from Canada with good recommends
tions-A. Owens is better at this writing
"A. Chandler was in town the last OF
the week-The factory is closed this week
III. Martin and wife were at Morrice Satur.
day-Frank Tilden has greatly improved
the appearance of his new residence
George Goff's house is ready for plasterins
Several Masons from this place attend
ed lodge at Corunna Tuesday evening".
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Memorial to Bro. Joseph H. Robbins.

WHEREAs-Death has removed from our
midst our worthy and beloved brother
Joseph H. Robbins. In his death the City
of Owosso has lost useful citizen, Mason
ry an earnest friend and firm supporter,
and his wife and children kind and affec-
tionate husband and father
ResolUed-That we as brethren and mem
bers of Owosso Lodge No. 81, +. u A. M.
tender our coincidence and sympathy to the
afflicted relatives of our deceased brother.
RcsoJUcd-That this Lodge be draped
with mourning for the space of thirty days
in token of respect to the memory of our de-
parted brother.
Resolped-That page of the Lodge
journal be dedicated to 'hs memory and
these resolutions spread thereon.
RcsoIUed-That copy of these resolu.
tions with the Lodge seal attached be pre-
sented to the family of our late brother ant
copy furnished to the papers of this cit,
for publication.
NEWTON BALDWIN
J. G. VANCAMP Committee
ID. G. CLAPP
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18

Entrance 5 per cents per cent additional
deducted from winners. The classes are
well arranged, the purses liberal enough to
draw good horses and there is no reason
why we should not have great sport.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Special Notice.

If any of the subscribers of The TIMES
who ordered the Chicago Inter Ocean, New
York or Detroit Tribune from us have not
received the same, they will confer favor
by dropping postal card to this Office stat
ing that fact. DO so at once.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18

Hamlin Garland has written for the June
number of McClure's Magazine impressions
of q visit to the great Carnegie steel mills at
Homestead, showing how the work and
life there strike the eye Of strenuous and
humane realist MANY pictures made from
life drawings will illustrate the article.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18

For the Bay View camp meeting and
Chautauqua Assembly at Bay View, Mich,
July 10th to August 18th, the T., A. A. &
n. M. Ry. will make rates of one fare for
the round trip, tickets for sale at all stations
from July 9th to 18th. limited to return
until Aug. 10th. w. II. BENNETT,
Gen'l. Pass Agt. z
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18

For sale, farm of 60 acres adjoining city
limits. Good buildings, good wells; acres
Of timber. Enquire at this Office
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
Farmers. Attention.

BY the use of additional machinery we
have materially improved the grade of our
flour. Try 1t. DEWEY g. STEWART.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-05-18
sHIAwAssEE co. FAIR RACES.

Owosso, Sept, rs, 2o, a7 and 23.
The speed committee for the county fair
has decided upon the following program
for the races:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. l6 (SpeciaD-Wheat to-day sold at the
,ow price 50 far for Ma delivery. GIi cents En-
,busosrn over the bond Issue. which had
much 10 do with Monday rally, all gone Liverpool
was exceedingly Minneapolis and Duluth CARROTS
POI were larger year. The weather everywhere
continued mild. stock at Chicago lA33WO
Shaved an increrse for week lot Of short
selling was done by Partridge; lot more selling by
New York In the hour there rally Of y cent
from the Paris equal TO cents bushel
Cxport clcarances about $4,000 Baltic shipments
were lust about what they have been averaging
r-e drop in Russian shipments however, supposed
10 ne due 10 closing ports by fec May opened al Obs
sold between G5is and Cii, and closed at Ga 3I4ti's
rbip,ers said the brought business for cash.
Corn was steady large covering ty shipping houses
who have been short May opened at 31a. sold between
s; ana 37a, and closed 37A The were 7G2 the
estimate for Wednesday for $40 The contract stock
o3I 600 showed an Increase for the week Of 10000
Gables lower but seaboard ceaanccs were 81 900
There q biz trade in oats and furious raid was
made on prices. May sold from 2's - md closed al
Dol. 4 determined but unsuccessful effort was made
nv certain shorts force the LIQUIDATION long line
ceipts were o33 cars estimate for Wednesday 10
The contract 1900 showed Increase for the
week OF Provisions opened q, moderate ad-
light receipts. They lost before the close
about all the early rally business dull Although
hog receipts ehc at this point they heavy at
outside points pork sold from Sl% 20 sl3 90 and
closed MAY lard sold from - ~ 10 81 80
and closed 81 So May ribs sold from So % 10 81 So and
closed NJ May wheat GfHs qG4i2 calls
65I.. May corn were 37S,q377s: calls. S19..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK; January 10 1891.
COTTON-The cotton market opened AZ decline o.
Ia q rn.nis This due & di-Ipoiniin; Liverpool
cable. wh.h showed reduced demand for .pot colt IA
a. Ivcrpoo' decline nc the opening Of tai markc;
81 OCT 03.Gfd Immediately after the first cal ilcr" fol-
lowed a 3-rolnt- eaction on some lhing ora 2, which
ntlnid1te weaker shorts, VINO got IT." I'M
PRECISION -OIar the buying wa Tor parties largely
Instrumental lripinaing the recent great adv1nr'.
Again the n1fEc. TUNED weak, however, Nin active
ceiling started report that Houston receipts would
bales. against COCO balc- li-t year ifom
This point the market pursued "A <9l'g bii generally
the midday weakness increased by
tho easy closing Of the Liverpool market which rhowcl
a COM rcd Win yr-t rdayo closing hgurs 81
AGA a J.Oid: s another element % weakness the
report irnaied pts AZ Ne" orleans for u
morrow. 1900 Dalc- against fSi bale, a>t week. AMI
2 bales lasf There buying
ports that shipments from interior viii be- heavy hi,
falling OF In interior stocks with
the or the interior having Liverpool Tor
de-tinatiOn. The market closed barely steady az net
decline Of lloI2 n0Ints Thi, morning ia" interior
ccp's the ports estimated a. 10000 bales. against
IS BOD and %, III Dar, last year. Port
receipts for week estimated 1T ll5'sO p1ies against
90 week, AMI 9163i bales last year
OPENING range and close Today. and closing bids tho
nreNi ul nd last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Jan. l6-tious duh and unchanged Wheat
steady No ed. G3a-dGlc January O3a.Hoici feoi'
a. d6jc May, ISL. dsi.c milling by sample, 0iD
CSC: stock. i.4ls.z26 bush; sales, $1,000 bush Corn
4lailisc; March, ilS.di.c; May, 42'idiSe steamer
mixed, :sd3Jsc southern cora by sample iOd42c do on
grade 3saIl LIE: stock ll43G6i bush sales III ,0OJ
bush. Oats quiet No > white Western S4c No mixed.
32S stock .Of,901 BUSH Rye very dull No . 4Sc
STOCK, 5,,3l5 bush. Hay active az sltdsl5 so
Grain frelghts quiet and unchanged. Cotton firm; mid
ding Size. Provisions unchanged. Butter unchanged
Egg, l5c. Others unchanged
Boston, Jan. 16.-Marlets quiet and unchanged.
EulIalo jan 1G.-Spring wheat-iOod inquiry; halo
under prices asked; holders firm; No hart re No
Northern 7Ic Sales 10000 bush No la d, 72c;
600 No Northern 1lc store cars No Northern
from Chicago on track 1Oac. Winter wheat dull lower
No red tj3c; No white. G3c asked. Corn steady
demand light No = yellow, 81 q3.,'4c; Nc yellow.
.gI aa9ls; No corn. 3Jd3Jc No corn, 3Sa3514c on
track; offerings IN store. oats quiet hrm; NO 2
white No s white 3254 G33c NO . mixed 32e
on tinck. ley demand. finn, choice Western,
6Gq67c fair good. jsG0,c common, ao6c State,
Is zoe. Rye dun; 40 - J5c asked IN Flour
weak; patent spring. - 9Oasij akers' straight,
50 80 best family winter, IS 2o0 IS 50 do patent
80 5casJ CO. Rye, s23oG-5. Mill Iced quiet. I'M
changed. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
HAY AND STRAW.
POULTRY.

The HIGH prices live fowls and chickens reported
n week AGO he'd up Friday. when trade came I, com.
re;c etandsfil and the market brok" haly. Most 81
tho have since been cold NJ O but ightcr receipts
a the close are causing sndIcr feeling, win sacs 10
Chickens not made any recovery ">
yet and turkeys remain duh and low. Ducks anu geese
a little -teadicF
Receipt, Of dressed poultry have increased nateraly
and include much larger proportion oi chlchcis ana
fowls including lots turned tn, way IRON 'hcdg0
and larger share 81 the country shipments OWING Z"
break Chicago Chickens and ioWis nave con-
scqucn,ly fallen heavily and close du ana weak ct the
reduction show little change" fancy grades 81
Ugh; weight. depending curcnt cons mp,ve ocmlhd
Tor outlet easier. but Tor INES oil go uols su.n ~
speculative demand Fancy ducks scarce and frm
goose steady hui medium grades are neglected.
Philadelphia poultry plenty duh and weak, except squads,
which in light supply and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

Liverpool. Jan 49, $40 p. m-li",t IN moderate de-.
mand extra India duh at lo5s prime mes dull az
SOS Pork poor demand prime mess Wc,trn lnc duh
NJ 55s do Western medium. dull 10 U2s Cd. Hams In
f,r demand short cut about II 10 10 ID, firm al ~ Cd
Iacon In poor demand Cumberland cut ahous ~ 10 30
m duh ut ABS short rib about p H. steady az ~, :
long clear mlde. about A. ~ steady NJ FL Gd long
and short clear mIidlcs about 81 N. dull 1t 30 Sd
Shouder. about II ~ H. ,teudv at 31~ 81. Cheese
In demand American nncst whit and col)red hrm
az 57s. TallOw In poor demand prime city duh at
37s "a Spirits Of tupcntlne In moderate demand steady
at -, Cd. Cottonscci oil-Ll,crpool refined hrm 1T
.Os I'd. Isosn IN moderate demand common steady
3s lid I.ard-Spot IN poor dcmani mtar.s In no de-
demand: No rcd winter dun az Flour 4, DO r
demand ST. Louis fancy winter duh at Gs ID. Cora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17


Tho market Tor H,ax coffee i about 81 acy at is'ic
Tor RIO No on spot. \ OF SEQ bags santos Nos
Mild cslcc steady with Cordova quoted az 20d
% sale I., were LOO pEgs Jamaica and 200 bags
William s9c 50" os Co. report oG TeseRs Of 1910
Sales OF Rio sano. in during 1888 We 1870
isal issoo5 tons IN 1850; 1867 tons IN Ises. and
SS 'O s VS.. pt o O as Sa e"%paae ad W %la
.S5'iI7 IN $50 "''' -'''''' WIS
DRUGsae opilm market Is quiet and there have been
g. 2oo@ - IN obbine lots at - 5af2 80. and pow
fd at wsG s5 TO- resulted Sc qpn .s ts' s fatty ,e&
lots, With regular going 2c and IN few at 2.ac.
SSK and H. IT, az y s, GS Root are nayn IA
isihsr moderate eae as rule the m.rsrt s steady
SENECA is quoted at about i0c for Manitoba and
is offered sIarinsiy. ~cng -cIng slowly at s. s,M
- 80. according to quality. Gcntau root is quiet At
ns M The asn line attracting
and ,eS 2 ECO bis 'S sold f s o and
were made at sSsiS 90 good many more sales sGnd
FRI ~ but holders VIII sell at those prices, they
b. fvc That The market is coming their way: BOY herring
lately arrived by steamer Of lGc for medium s,alcd Cod
Asa iinly held at - 25at5 30 for medium. and - for
tLorR AND MEAL-It was stupid market in -four.
vita prices lower to sell right through tle LIST ON
We held at - TO- but arr Very dnlGlt to sell at
s a. Win bDyIs 'Ssng ~ ., T9s sVp% k
al fc out ~ the demand. -four buyers are alleging
nntl a better tone is exhibited in pot whca sale,
eay were 9o Es' e, I Se cor 30 at Og' W
Of supcr1ne at 81 so 800 bbls sptinF atents al
~ - o,s t. ne later chocc zoo bbs rye nxtuI,s
a. - $500 sacks extra Is for export a. - :.,s =
@ SAFE; zoo @nI: > 95S* gr s,rp 9
weaker on %S i 5r d 1a ''"y socs ieay
lae fancy at - 30 closing 2, 50 H9Gs2 %. donSnd
sa i $50 bb, a: - s0S52 o. ouotatio6, Pillow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
THE PETROLECM MARKET
,ws FROM THE FIELD AYp RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD ASD RANGE OF PRICES.
York. January 16 1894.
The petroleum situation continues unchanged. and in
CONSEQUENCE speculation tied to its old mornings
A strong underone exists. but ventures held in
check by the universal uncertainty which exists the
result Of the legislative confusion at Washington At
New-York 50 cents the final bid and at OIL city
k0n cents was the current quotation.
Refined petroleum unchanged al do cents gallon
On barrels 6i cents bulk. 6@5 cents in cases.
oresn quotations we're: Antwerp l2s0l2i. francs; Bre
mon 4 n marks: London 11-1Gn3 l5-lGJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston. Jan. 10.Coton qie. miGdlng, 7'4c; low
n.dcng 7lGc; good ordinary, sisc; net and cfss
celpx. 1929 bales sales ssl bales stoeh lS5 725 bales
niddllnq good ordinary. Gle; and
ceipts bales exports coastwisc l5i bales sae',
5OJ bales: 81 Jos bales.
New Orleans. Jan. I1-Cotton dull and Easy got
middiing l5-10c niddling, re; low nddling. use
GOOD ordinary &c net receipts 22+ boes gross, IL 55
6acs exports Great Britain. 6SlO bales France.
6123 bales coastwise, 2lC0 bales; 400 bales
stock. SGD 405 bales.
Ssvannan Jan i6.-Csttcn cay m,siling X JIG /;
low middling 7asc good ordinary Tic and gross
receipts o7s7 bales = cesstwsc 51 baies ssis,
IS bales stock, u $40 baAa3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Jan. IG--The wool movement continues 10 BE-
confined mostly small and prices there Is no
material change. though this market Is largely nominal;
Ohio hecccs quoted 2lc for y .Sd2f Tor M ana
2ic for No L. with Michigan at l9H zoe 10 ] comolns
3tn26c. Ohio fine delaine 2&uoc, ana
Michigan delane 2lc per pound unwashed comb.
ing woods In demand AT lsu20c for one-quarter ana
three eghths Territory woods selling steadily z
basis clean Of 353sc for fine 32s &c for fine medium and
SOC for medium Texas California and Oregon woods are
quiet sell SIC clean for good wool Pulled
continue neglected and in foreign woods there has
been quiet trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
CASH EQUATIONS.
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Iron. No | foundry,
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. January &c. 1894.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for Beans SOB pkgs; pas 7.Ooo
hush. Exports Beans. fs3 pigs peas. i.fji bblS.
Imports $40 bags leans. There Ia, been slow.
druceing trace all week in domestic marrow beans but
Zee int, light and He's have not urged business
the expense OF any shadn: of prices. Choice nedum
held shai. IT. hut Their" = quOaM" business
above ~ SO Pea quiet and steady. White kidney
few small I0bbng sal AZ =" % as 30.
rvlorr o.d.r, f0r rcd kdne' light AMI It takes
sri choice quality 10 reach - IS b. Dealers have
Teen buving MP the turtle soup bans and fcclnc is
little hruer. or tn l%Oi4 bag, bans on last
san llunriscu steamer ahou' 9OOr bags were Lima
most the siock hih aa there is steady holding
at 55I@l CO Hnnortd hc'- IN only moderate demand
Tut hcld steady. G'eon pea, slightly frmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan iG.-Thc wool sales opened to-day. There
were 62JD bales The attendance was large. and
competition active Both hcae and Continenta buyers
literally. The former took crOss5reds eagerly
rhe tendency firm. especially in crossbreds Follow
Ing are the the prices obtained for geafcs
New-South Wales-3.50O bales; greasy. AZ Q9,sd.
Queensland 800 bales: greasy 3Ap9'zd
Victoria-MO bales: greasy. Si.I3d.
south Australia. 800 bales greasy. 4aQ9d.
West Australia-JO bales; greasy. 3i.d
Tasmania-JO bales: greasy GNsd.
v-Zeaiand-.00 bales greasy. Gi2NlOd
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal2OO bales greasy SAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

HEMP AND JUTE-So important features have been
brought out during the two days trading OF M, week.
ana the entire market i very duIl ana I'M
iEeeresting. We quote: Manila hemp for sh p
mint. j,-c and jha5'sc on spot. Ssal h"mp l';lo'
spot arrive for best grai Jue. 81 l',c ute
butts, paper quality, lsc mixing. 2tc; bagging. 2ia@
2J;c.
IIDFS-1he market il quie, az the moment with the
holding mp fairly well. though pieces are without
W..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

Mirket closed barely steady. Tldnsieiabc-, $50.
Total sales 271 400 bales spot narhet qna diidlins
uIanG-, nnddlng ''Ilf, sc, WnI' y I-lbc
compared tn ycSefdaAs prices. l'ts Oh dhl Oh MD
dlits AT mich grades other than mddngs may be-
U,cTcd OF .ontfact; Fair, &c mlddng fair,
sirict 90 mddlng &c on; good mGaAng 6,l1c on :
low mdG g. G-l6c OIL strict COCA Ordinary, lJ,ldc OF
good orc lfy Pee on; good mddlng unged, even
MI ing stained 1S2c OF; mlddlins, stained -lGc
stir low middling. stained. 2O32c on low mddling.
stained sc off, New-lork SPOT Gals today aud Inst
night: consumption, 2O2 bales contract, 200 bales
total. - bales.
New TX net receipts 1910 bales gross soi bales ::
export. eat Britain, 2.OGG bales forwarded ~ bale,
lai.s bales spnncfs 202 bales stock, 2iHOIS TOTAL
(,r,at taiu 20 100 bales; France G123 bales; Cont
neat bales. Consolidated net pr receipts 80 far
this 704?6 bales lXporti ;r,st Britain $500
bales ancc, Il 600 bales tOhiment io-f2 b9-' total
74O3 ,les: stock I.ljl 527 bales. Liverpool cables
Suof IN mod .rae demand. prices favor bus rs sales
100 ,Ies speculation and export, 1000 h1le,; Amcr
baics dInary Ijl6; good Ordinary g., low m ia ing
a. ding ~. good mddling ~ niddling fair.
il q ruturcs opened ady. demand moderate nt from
2Gl s.84 decnc; closed easy al rom i.G [, jGi
Nli,L 4IVb March.April 42ln Nprii- -. l.i
Ma, j me- "a 42j Junc-Juy. 4-ts; July. August
49, August september f2o IN $50 spcabcr-Oconcr
aesy, i,nrary ass Misunderstanding nrn vim fair
,oFtEF-C ofce market opened duh 9TH bids on the
frat call 3 points higher for August, Vile for the lest
OF IN. list the market from unchanged tO points
lower as Indicated by the bid b, thr were no sirs
exceptionally dull and amosi IN, feH without feat
ur- finally closing duh at FROM unchingd prices 10
advance Of 10 points. The news IronIsurop showed
ira market NJ fa,rr with price frs n IT hieheN
nile I.ondon unchanged To 6o cher. and Ham
6arg unchanged 20 pig higher ~ news from the
street the condition Of the spot ece mar.et was
The M,res0s:s dsye .ss a. u1.s ysr
II only 10 l00 bags The market "a contract closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

MErALs-IRON-The Philadelphia iron market Is In a
rather unfavorabe state yet for changes which
made all In the direction OF lower prices. while the
Of business remains am small oyer. Every
body T. hoping that tn, time il hand
VIII Lcgin 70 improve but the prospects present
cannot bc said e. NJ Pig l. easier AMI
prices flr finished material are hsri quote the
manufacturers VIII take almost anything in the way Of
large odr at prices 70 sul' the buyer. steel Billet,
very quiet win sales reported a: SlS % delivered
old material l. dil!. with prices II thing lower
ever. Quotations ruling In phlsdcpha are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

Exports Of grain and -four from Atlantic ports for tho
week January IS and sim" So, tnbcr |. 1898
compared with the previous year:
Last From Previous
week Sept. J. Changes.
Flour bbls. 45G 5OIG OIL 56i31oS Dec AZ js7
Wheat bu 1GS iS3 q 7JS 40 3joSS 10 Doc II 80 so
Corn lm. 60 G3i lS"Oo4ii II G3j ?5i IN. 572.tj1
Receipts u bcadstuG, at Interior points in thousands
Inst ,lnhers lOOl Onhrd IiOnr Dds, grLm hu,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17

Spot and futures in fair demand mixed Western ~.
steady a. IS ID January: dun az B. 1llsd for FcS
ruaty uuh at 8, lO4d for new March dull at 81 IO6
for new HOPS az Iondon-P1cinc Colst-In no den ad:
dull NJ 60 l0sdG0 los. 10y