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that the policeman should be returned 10 patfo!
duty pending investigation.
4 MURDERER ARRESTED IN THIS CRY.
HE KILLED THE DAKOTA FARMER FOR WHOM
HE WORKED. CRUSHED HIS SKULL
WITH AN AXE.

HE KILLED THE DAKOTA FARMER FOR WHOM
HE WORKED. CRUSHED HIS SKULL
WITH AN AXE.
murderer who had killed his man in cold
blood for the sake of 500 in far-of Dakota, was
arrested upon his arrival in this city on Tuesday
night He is Nelse Madsen Nelson Dane. twenty
four years old, who appears to be OF 10" order
of intelligence He has made a full confession or
his brutal crime
Nelson says he to this country eighteen
months ago from Denmark. Three weeks ago ne
went to work for Christian Peter on farm about
eight miles from Hurley. South Dakota. The two
men lived together in small house.
On the evening of January Nelson saw Peter
count a roll Of bills and place the money in ms
pocket. Before daybreak next morning he stole
into Peters room with an axe in his hand refer
was awakened by the slight noise which Nelson
made. but ne did not the which Nelson was
holding behind his back. $500
He sleepy" Nelson said through an inter-
prefer yesterday morning. and he turned over on
the bed Then / raised the axe and hit him with
the blunt end of it over the right ear. struck
only one blow.
Nelson took the money and left the house, max
ing no effort conceal his crime. He went 10 chi
cago and there he bought ticket FOR Europe by
the White Star Line. He arrived In this city at the
.Jay-st ferry house at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday nlghi
and was arrested by Detectives McManus ana
Valley At the jefferson Market Police Court yes.
terday he committed to await the arrival or
officers from Dakota. ~, -,
axe and got the money" he asked.
Il stayed at the house about two hours ana FED
the cat and MIXED the cows because ! did not
want them to suffer" he replied
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. jan. TO, 3 % p NH Ell I0lders ono
freely; India mess dull at 1913 prime iul
s2s I'D Po;k-Iio ders oner freely prime
Weston easy 49, "a Western medium easy
CPS Cd. linms-ioiicrs oder sparingy about
II to 10 N, saonc at aos Cd. Bacon Holders offer
freely; tum0c land cut about % 10 30 N, steady ut
42s 10 about % NJ steady a. As LONE clear
middlr about - No. steady at Ais Cd long and snort
clear mddcs about 80 10, dun 30s Cd. shoulder.
about !. Is N, steady 37-. Ihe,se-Ilo ders ono;
ayaiinpy American finest white and firm SIS.
TCllowine supply IL poor, prime city dull ut 27s I'd.
Spirits ioders offer moderately: nrm a.
.2s ga Cotttnsred oi-LNerpool refined 20s ID.
kosn-Iioliois ocr cratcy steady at 81 lad.
Lalc-Sp1t-odcrs on"r freely futures Nothing doing
prime W,str.n spot duh at i2s. Mhsat-ic,c,rs Oder
node atciy: 40 /. red wintcr steady 5s 81. Flour
Holder, offer moderately 81 Loais fancy wntr dull
Us 9d. tO'nopot- Holders ofcr freely ututesHolicr,
Ole mod"lat'y; mixed Western spot duh at d, III
January G. 4. at ~ I'D for February Gu at IS Ia
for new NJ rch dali at s. load new. Hops
London Pacific Goist-liolders offer moderately.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorh January 10, 1894.
COTTON-The cotton market opened steady in tone al
sharp upward movement 10 points with still later
reaction OF y points. and nnalIy stcady tone
OF 81 points over last nights CLOSING
figures. The early akncss was due u disappointing
covering buying prompted by sd
South pi obaole future receipts
the potts which from all accounts are liable 10 show
q material falling or for the remainder OF tho
this theory and gives strong undertonc 20 Tho
market IN many IL po tant receipts sur
prI-ingy small, ana stocks az unsnumcratel towns ae
said 10 be quits exhausted in number OF casos Private
to thu dee Line ia the American markets whi,h occu III
late yesterday, particularly the dccn, at NcwiOrk AMI
New-trenna The fact remains, howcN,r That Gcfc J.
cd business progress In spot cotton Liverpool,
II 0pJ bale. The future market OF Liverpool ais, de-
clned 3j+d. when priNat" cables rplain partly due
TO impression currently entet1inrd In england that
epts during IN" niddl, OF January Labt u
inc asng. lie English spnmr.s naturally ncacd
10 adl,re somewhat & N's estimate ~ l.JrrOp bales.
not wthsanclnZ a the talk and all tc actual tNidclcc
Of smaller crop. X. +. Wilson & Co. have
crop cstinat" about b. MAKE II, appearance, and
that report l. anNiously aWaito. this known
10 be conservative wei Informed. IL f. un1ers1rd
That thee many brNn. Orders the had, 4
Lowell prices. and uny,S X. Wilson e. CO.'S estimate
SnoD!d towrri considerably lcr thar cus.,nf
C>tmacs. Tho prospect for muct decline rom presclt
riccs T. not REGARDED wo;> ng the short T.
mis- is tn tai~ on iaanrr a; pre-. nj me cur ca.
estlma" may b callol ION tins over 100000 bacs.
Tho cstnIat a. 10 receipts al : ports Tor the wc,, 1,
suu 10000 :, lo5.tOJ hlc-, a-rH lloJ1S bal"-
week. ana 1895 bale la. yea. ,hr intclor
@s.tVp ba cs Ncw-Orl,sn- receipts 10. ton
estimated 90 300 bale aean~t n,J7s lar- last wrrk
and ! ~, bale last ,car
op'rine range ard today and closing r'd- tn
f- mia lou.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

ss sDS ps5 ermBssGrs Van nrn' j.
supreme court-chala. Before Lawrence. Court
si SS 81 M? 4s naf%dar eq3 ua
5Ss lS lSs is$ 1875 1882 i iSss 1885 1872 1899 1881
alpTs9e 6oaTi7sPscii Ts-%Par, I,Adiourned oc,o;
t e , term ss5oe insraha" 'Eeva'ed Railroad
supreme corr5spec!al Term-Part IIBefore Insraham
supreme oufi~spccal Term-Part Tr-Adtourncd until
Circuit c9aGIfqrt before Barrett causes to be
SEN Circuit Hm paI pa f'T @ Case to BE up
sen crd 6s sT 1T eS Sssf Innhd 100
49, 49, sd7 1920 s rs S 45 i s 1882 1882 1853 s III dIs
Circuit court-Part Tv-Before Beach. J-cause to be
s sc o s S s s sS 81 DusE 81 1-S9 s
Sc S7s. $50 case unfinished ''' Vs. No. U.s. o''
Superior Cour'-Eeui'y Term-Before sedewick c. j.
Superior Court-frai Trm-PsS5 i,Beore Gidersleeye
ySes 1887 s5 so ias 40 GO 1885, asa i:S
1s5 Case unfinished ~
Nos 1865 1874 1852 1874. 1926. 1876 ii45. Case
Sunogate's Court-chambers- Before Fitzgerald J-No
1i2 Estate of Luxe Gleason at 1890 Estate OF II.
sarrosa,e's cour~Trial Term-BefOre Arnold. s-No
s STssa w Wills q ef Thomas Mcssnne William RmroS
Christopher Farrell Jane Jones George Reed Elizabeth
Common Peas-specal Term-Before DAILY C. J-No.
Ssa % Be- g. @ g.
SOA, 80. 1912. "a 49, l0i. -
Sas. ias sg sss 1ss'9s ciss
1871 s l 5s a sss 1855 lsss is 1852 1887
Common PleasTria Term-Parts II and IIIAdjourned
for
CITY Court--Specal Term-Before Conan EMOTIONS.
CIV Court-1riel Term--Part I-Before Ftzslmons j.
Nos s40 CAS- o45 1909 SOL So2 AZ. 49, 40 GO ss7.
iS 1900 1871 1872 1914 1915 1917, 1915 1920 1921.
40 1874 1895 1854 1925. 1927. 1929 1929 Case
City CourtTrial Term.Part dIeBefore Mccarthy. J.
i.es iey 1894 1855 l266 1887 l28s 1870 1871. 1872
i2S3 i274 1875 1876 1871 $780, 1881 1882 l2s3 1854
City CourTrial Term-Part LImBeforc Van WICK J.
Ioss ,9SS 12s7 l2ss 1850 1920 1901 1922 1893 1924
iSo3 1895 1901 1900 1900 1901 1902 1SO3 1904. 1907
City court-Trial TsrmPars V1Bsors New6 s J.
C57 Ss07 $685. $780, 277a Equity cases. Nos l3oe 49,
1913. Clear.
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THEY CAME TO COURT FOR INSTRUCTIONS.

Serious complications have arisen since eX-Mayor
Hugh j. Grant became the receiver OF the 81
Nicholas Bank. some of which came up Ees.e'"'E
before Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court
Chambers On the day of the failure and the day
prior TO IT, a number of persons deposited money
and checks and others left drafts and bills OF tx
change for collection in the bank Ihcse poop ~
eist that they are entitled 10 the return OF these
moneys and drafts. \ number of lawyers repIe-
sented these creditors and John NJ Bowers APP
near red for the receiver. The instruction or me
Court was asked in reference 10 the matter pu'
&C the receivers counsel was not prepared 10 pre-
sent the facts ell but ope of the motions were post
70 ths Court Justice Lawrence declared that the
receiver should assume some Of the responsibility
himself. and not place 1t upon the court. MT, DIV
ars retorted by saving that the receiver was per
fectly willing to take all responsibi;y in the ma,
come before the court and ask for It,
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80 ,,ios, and raD, - - '''' ''">'"~ ''- ~

Market closd steady. Tran Terrible, 500 spot cot
tor Ihe malket fos slot cotton - adv Quo atoms
1890 tales. Rates ana oil nnddilnc> which
grad otrer than mifiiinys NAY lie Ncred con
miidllng, &c good nddinc. 5.icr los midhrc
t.dc of; st1ci GOOD ordinary. l@lUc oil good odray.
llsc OF; COOL MIdilne unsed. cN -t.ict mdd .ng.
d. 1870 or m.ddlne, stained 7iec on strict
Of. NV YOra SPOT sa'cs fo-i,r AMI lat ncf; For
toasrnrtion. los bacs Ncw-YorS net rc"'pt7. sac
bale; el"'.. ociI tall. cNl"r:' Continent 100" bal
IOr jaics all stock -a-.sls blir. Total go.t
oc to-day 2'3jJ ha,s. Exports to-day rrea' ~ .t!n
., - b,i'. r1rec. i6.S2s bal Continent. go
bal Cun.oiiiatI mt port f"ccip~ - iar tu, wc"S.
$50 lIe.. Exports 'rni Bran. :d..r7 b. go;
are ." ga 'alc. ,ontnc'' t@sH, bales t"ai III
cotton fiir demand pres rt~v; ~ai's. 1900 bale,
speculate, export / 900 ball AncH 800 b,-s
i@G fhturcs opHci 'h-N demand ";"1'' -; HON = "a
20 :,-fd d"clir. cl..c = a. IT non 2-1id 10
T., @-G:d r.. cline Jaiuary tcnrua-y AZ. Tch.uay.
MaI'h i'rd@l0, Mfrn-Arfl i.".: \ fl-Maf. i-2'.
IN: Aror.: It"rb"r. 49, r1i; Scpt'mJ'rOrioDrr.
42s. Jehusry. 8.
higher -tiy In time, and Throughout t. s'tso1 nam
tanned air degree % pc.l' sc In ret on local ~
count and I'd 'taal al net adsia u ]" 20 %
points pactif ally nj the hclc-t - r"f Oi N session.
Win toll o. $50 bag - tan.1 tors. There va
~ IN. rI d.livcrir. fr1m xaf.hni-e- and a--I-t
40 line report from PAN were not rgl ulad
Iiitr- nave I~cr;Itly l'cT Gor ndug nl.n
The rio market irn rrc.pt 81 : 900 bag n.
Glowing stock % $4,000 hay~ WITH 10 n, q'oth
u 800 a'd exchange. 1c%d. The >co. mar@'i Va.
also reported nrin WIN tnD1 aver Saft' fl' y
100: IrcSi pt~ 5000 baG. art -tprk ~ c1O h1
Small receipts IN Hrazil at;ract attention Toe market pr
Iot coffee however ruled quiet, and th" General oul'oN
futures The market contract Il So! sicdy 10
% points higher The sales $3.50 bags follows:
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 1omFour steady: unchanged; .ae-
leo bbs Wheat duh AID easy; No ned SPOT, CO. a
6e4c; January, 96cg5tc February oie od March 20 !.
a7lc: No rcd, t22aj- sc; milling wheat by
sample o7c stock. 90 792 1ush; SAL. 1000 bush:
bruary, 4lsa4l ac; March, 4.di24c May. 43ac hd
steamer mixed 3p,:c bid Southsrn BY samp 3IG
age do yellow grade $50 II lac stock 1HS $40 bush
sales 10000 bush. oats hrm; No white Western. s,
43jLc: No . riNed West IN. 332033+c stock 40 OH
bush. Rye Jul . 80, stock 5ssis bu'h Hay nro
good to choice tmo;ly. III Jourlb % tOfol noniai
niddiing. o.. Huuer veat creamery fancy 70, Do
fair choirc o3G2ic do inl,ion. . felc ade fancy
100 cOc acod choice l00l7c; roll. nnc ljal7r DO
fair 10 gooi Ijc store ia se1 is0ljc E'gs weak.
lie. COTE quiet; Rio cargoes, fair lJ'ac; No :, 1sc
Other artii unrh1need
Eifalo Jan. 10->prng wheat lover god demand
at he de- line. sJo, 5Coo bush " harl 49, lc.ccO
bush 10 Northern 72ac 1900 bn h DO. &c in
closing No hard. 20, I; NJ Ncrih"r: -, IN store
White wheat sales. car. NJ red. Oi'2
cars 10 init c3. ! car 80 : extra Whit &C.
40; NJ cora; 3.-.aioc; No > @3oi - on tiagk
Corn in Lel out o.. tle Ialr@ot oats f.9iy. d.
Inand lig.t; No > vito. Sc Ne whit" 3D.. 30
n.Acd 81 track: ~ WHIT 3"c IN sire. lia!.'
Gos demand Tor low rides. cl.irc 10 fancy Wt~itrn
ozGtcc. lowtr csadc- 3O15s:; state j5a51' Rye
dul. No . a.aj- -. ll0gF firm: BE-: p,tc1t slrlif
SO 1s. bakers. straight - 60o - 20; bot w.n-,
S 2jd:o 81 90 llent - 1ca - ~. Rye nDcr fba
s3 70 Ma ICED d.a unchanrr1
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THE COURTS.
THE WILL OF WILLIAM P. EARLE.
AN ESTATE OF OVER 100000 DIVIDED AMONG

THE WILL OF WILLIAM L. EARLE-
AN ESTATE OF OVER 100000 DIVIDED AMONG
THE WIDOW AND CHILDREN
The will Of William p Earle. executed on March
q 1890 with a cod,ci dated November 10, 1873,
was filed with the Probate Clerk yesterday. The
testator by the viii gives TO his widow the residence
No u East Ffty-sevenhst for life. the use Of the
stable properly No 1i6 East Fifty-seventh-st. all
his personal property. an income Of $1,000 a year
and the sum Of 5000 absolutely. He gives MS
brother Alexander NJ. Earle. $1,000 Provision IS
made for his neces and other relatives. ana Dy te
terms the will the residue OF the estate is 10 De
divided equally among his children, W lillian IL.
Earle Ferdinand +. Earle. Eugene NJ. Earle; Emma
Iousia, the wife Of John L. Chadwick. ana FRANK
r. Earle. One Of the provisions OF the document rs
that any person contesng or dsputing the Vallalty
of the will shall have no share In the estate: ne
widow Elizabeth p. Earle. and the sons, william
H. Earle and Frank T. Earle, are made the execu-
tors 1,,, -
By the codicil the coachman. Joseph Gulich. re-
ceives $1,000 The provisions OF the VIII are
changed with respect to the children, VINO eacn
get one-fifth of the residue of the estate with the
exception Of Ferdinand r. Earle. His snare II leit
to the executors and trustees In trust anu ms
Indebtedness to his father IS TO be deducted from
It, and the balance is TO be invested ana the income
paid over to him during his life Upon ms death
his share is to be distributed among MS chnuieh
equally. The appointment of the widow as executor
is revoked by the codcil. The value OF the estate
is put at million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
LAWYER CRITICIsEs JUDGE DUGRO


Judge Dugro of the Superior Court. and Danie
p Hays the lawyer. had an animated discussion
In tie Superior Court. Chambers, yesterday over
the question of whether the Court or attorneys
should furnish interpreter. The case on .riai
was a suit by Simon Markowitz for an absolute
divorce from Lena Markowitz. Mr. Hays. for the
plaintiff called as a witness Leopold kariton. VINO
spoke only German. Mr. Hays called upon me
Court for an interpreter. and was told 'hat 'hc
Court did furnish Interpreters a. A., +,
We'll" said Mr.. Hays, this is the frst unle ~
nv experience that | have been told that courts
did not furnish interpreters. , o,a
Then this is a first experience for YOU sang
the Judge "You will have other first experience,
Mr.. Hays started In with an Grafton apo1t tle
denial of Justice but Judge Dusro interrupted W!tn
az have told you that this court has no Interpreter
and it is not necessary for you to make any oo-
servatons."
''Then / cannot so On said the lawyer ~,
Then shall dismiss the case, said Judge I1usro
eff you say anything more about me cehlai ol
Justice to your client / will dismiss the CASE Oh
that account. 49,, ,. .,..
as Interpreter. The case was finally dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- Now.Vora, January 10, 1891.
DEEVES-Recelrts were IL cas S- head all for
tho market and all ~ jersey city, with the exception OF
one car The market was almost bare OF good cat.iu
ard literally supplied with old stays
Trade OF cncd slo" at decline " about Toe common
10 aif steers, good COWS l5u25c lower bologna
seady closed duh Or oil grades but oil sold. Poofcs
10 best natives ranged In price ~ ID lt
M and stass sold Of 81 oo is 20 bulls At 5oa
IS rs cows ut 81 406$3 rs. City-dresscd beef slow
0aa9c per N. With very little exceeding acc. Lat,st
cable adyces quot, refrigerated beef steady at 0c ~
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Carolina and Louisiana common to binary 2a02sc low
far 10 fair 3a2Lc gvod " pine. 3raike; choice 70
fancy 4sa5 4c extra head, shade; Java Rangoon 4.d
&c; japan. 4d4sc; Patna, 4'c; Ransooh' Aa4*c
bono i'4d.Lc. II, =,
SUGAR-The market for raw is nrmcr on sales Of
I2CCo Tags Cuba centrifugal &C. at 2sc 20 New ork
1900 bags to TO Canada al, cost ana ifeigs,
IL Is thought Canada has about all tne SUGAR
wanted for the present. We quote: Centr.fnsA. sp
teet 2Ic; muscovado. 50 test. 22c molaseS sugar %
test Pie To-day's London cable a folloNs; zane
quiet change Java l5g Sd fair refining los h cd
QUIET prices fully ma ntained present monta, Is ou
next monril Us "a .....REFINED ruled hrmer In tone
but not quotaby higher nearly all grades were BE-
hind In delivery. We quote:
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Jan last last "a hours 500 ,Ia
s s total 81 sA' 5a
On to sS Ss seS
sossd sw sSod aS Sn Ssrs os 6a
Total 1850 head for am time la.s
NV
ssr r "h ssf e ~ hs
y soa ass gss she lssf heavy lamb
t 1880 a head & ego
nsd S5s s2 20S
higher for best grades Others steady closed strong AL
las sss g " tHsy ana native a%s
sheep , 0 ~ Sas "a 80 ~ "e'ne - 20"
steady Snchanssa prices Prime q s9as5 10 sGes
sses. ., 2S da, 80 sSse 's sS,S:
s5a aoa a 50 seed heavy sOws stays rough
ESs i 49, S 90 ssss
e 30 IS .g@s o sss 80 dSss55sSs' 81
ls 600 head; MARIE. wessr cOnmSa e extra steers
ss; :ssss calves . SasS d AiSsgs!sSscelSi:
IS 80; light sSas5 49, plss 81 25af5 20 sheeR-Rs-
81 .5dsa %; lambs sSds4 rs.
Louis Jan. lo-Cattle- Receipts, 2742 head al.
hand this nOrnSr and tho market dull and dragging,
sesmen we2 coapeed to MAKE concessions o o,Ss Of H
ceGed sold lewss t5sa yo.ssaay Na sNs
!e se sSSs re- ss ref Tns was
hang nj, but the n es' We're d no, moi q:
The market re SpS1ea w', @e and sa sS'a:
o. assinS Later s,ronsc, prevailed ana an
recsye:e closing hSsTY s aS 49, sSse soe
Kcepts, 7c7 head. This marss. quss but a1 ana
@ss Sa a nn when SSaOf found St Sny !
mixed. ssSS3 60; southwest mixed - o.
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HIGGINS xAY BE CHARGED WITH BLACKXAIL

Tn executive session Of the Park Board yesterday.
the case OF Park Policeman Higgins, who recently
arrested xJudgs D,liot Sanford ana Samuel Tton.
2, tSe Gsntrsi Park Zoo" chargipg them with
SSdisordsriy conduct" vac consiaered II we 9aio
been fcrmuisxsd SSAanse tigG!na IT wss. aeoided
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


Ncw-York Jan. 10, 1891
crude petroleum situation Is without change and
the speculate In consequence remains staglant NO
business done at Consolidated Exchange here and
Oh City was ne2riy as dull Prices were uniform -
70 cents bid and the underone markets. IL strong
In spite Of the ab:encc OF activity -
llcined pctrol,uln UNCHANGED ut bio cents
gallon birres 265 cents in bulk AMI 02o cents IN
Foreign quotations Ant"e y, IFS Sl-t
francs; Bremen 4.s5 marks London, ll-ijQ3 l3lSi.
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MErAI.S-inpN- The iDcal market Is In about me
lines Previously ported. and 30 flr the ne"
csJc tIfi0as rrgaris volume of new
h Trade Ia oil departments l. 80 excessively duN
tina, buyers about game o. II own prices WH"h
most u thc NILS being gel
Ia business figure. 'tturg, Cohen sons y o.
~. dJi Dec, uber d. say That nearly
all ni have been r fairy cool demand Tor
~ .mpt cry, aud the taic az the close of th'
a healthier cuuctl,n tha1 u h1i Dr"n
Tor some tine past. prices u iron and steel at
Y q.
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TOtl wa ehOuse deTIvorIes T.OS7 % 3tl I.4I
l,razil coffee ruled stea1v with No. quoted spot
lSisc. Sales 1850 bags per cuvlrr %
is 6c and 500 bags Santos Nos 3 10 g. per campala
at 1S4c for No Z.
Mid coffee ruled sfc1dy with sales Of 100 bays
Maracabo and COO Jamaica private terms. Cordo.a
quoted at 20a20ic.
FLOUR AND MEAI~-The market for -four to-day
less active and weaker. The decline In dlscour.
aged the and bids reduced generally &c and
In Zoe. Holders generally quite i.T
their views but cropped up here anu there
concessions made By parties who did not
hold any longer. and Western mills were less de-.
their asking prices than the arday
morning The shipping Interest continues Of
bids from the other side bcns perelstsntly too
low any dealings here. Sales aggregated 800 pigs
Including $50 bills patents AZ ~ i5d43 % straigts
500 sacks " So ana LOO sack, at sat3 81 the lat
clers, 800 bLs ut - 30; No ], 80 bhj
at ~ 35 for low ade and ~ 50 for hch Grade extra
Is $50 bbls at a. 80 sulrine $50 bills at - 10 South
crn hour, 500 bbls at 1888 To- Spring pltents, 200
sacks at s3 9ods 10 clcaIs 80 sacks choice at 81 50
extra No l. export 900 sacks at 81 40 III OK
WHEAT FTOUR-Markct dull and nominal. RYE
FLOTK.-The market was quiet but steady; sales. CD
bbis at e. 75da2 %. Quotations follow
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tLi"arO. an. 1U.-Inr I,C1In. irtn'c- RAJ

CaeA quot alton, we're iolows folr ll;tc moro
Gl9c; 40 8 s.nne "acst, 04Ea;&c; so : rca 81 re ;
40 'p narcy 54aS 's 40 aSs e No 81 i primo
tinc'ny .eed ~ - mesi PORK, per Lbl, 4ls Cj0si2 81
q o. dry saltsd shoulder. Cbo,eY. sj25q;J 81
sooas per- & p .ea "e S,f d' ', n bS Ia
n e oct - sen S s the = r hs SS s
STEADY and quiet ANY creamery loo choice ~.
and and Weaker %ses at Ia' 5S "''0 Eggs quiet
o. s sb ,,nc 'a. pa;et 50 500
wheat-MarGet up ic over yctoIdoy; no > rel. coz !;
S 2npe rG ' IS: 30 Fn alse: rgsr
oats nl%; 10 white sic 30 whi:S sges si' NO o.:
are Tor mess mess pork siS clear ms, s 30 family PORK
steam leaf SIC Kettle drie1 SIC caf ART slsc barr
da sell shs s1es sd. sell at SC VIII G se RIB
Ia se Of s 81 e az bs Of o'9' goods o"
% es'sdeac and closed at S$Es c1sh wheat SsS
spring, sc No hard winter Ole; cdun grades. 5sd
Ole. samples in good demand unchaneed pricc. Kye
&c White do o'' c FH S o
T1saS5c No A. SIC Grass seeds quiet and unchanged
Mnn n"a s Js" iorhe %h s wa, duer
od1y S1a prices s."D Foreign @se qSS
ard prices declined &C. Receipts Of wheat primary
ago The demand FOR track wheat was good aSd price, s
about Xii S. nrs the SST May That they o
GOOD wheat ceoned up readily at GIf@01c for no
" Corn 0 was c ower Oats we're sie"d but o%
Barley in light supply and ftm. Flour continues
dull and unchanged Bron, so 75dSI0 shorts. $40 25l'
83f; No 3 yellow. 32iec. oats, No white. 2oLd27hc !;
No 3. 2Ca26i2c
Philadelphia Jan. 10.-Fioui-Prices irm ard
many brands patents limited quota
lions all that be obtained the
general wholesale market. Demand. though little
hour dull but steady at 80 per Dbl for choice Perm
syvania Buckwheat flour quiet and unchanged at s3a
50 Is per n for new. Whrat-Market opened weak
under general pressure sell. and prices fell Glc
Der bushel Cables lower and foreign demand
tirued light. No red January, G8dGGl": Feb
ruary, 67667ec; March 6SkccS2c; April. G9i2o7c
CORRUPTION market declined sG%c under weaker
ports from and closed quiet
demand was moderate ana limited parcel lots for
regular line Local lots dull
lower, with fairly liberal offerings. No m.'t IN
grain depot 42c No mixed January, 4lia64lsc
43c. OatsMaket for carlots Was quiet. with liberal
offerings at the late decline. Futures wholly
nominal In the absence Of business, No white. 3ic
No white 35L,c: No white January. 35i.H35i9c;
February Ssh s354c; March, 35Rd3Jc; Aprl 3GdY9i2c
Iuttor dull weak; PENNSYLVANIA creamery extr,,
24a2Sc. sugar--Reined active, firm; prices unchanged
Other articles unchanged
st Louis Jan. 10.-Fl0ur-No change. ruling quiet
Bran firm offerings snail aid ready sale 10 East buy
Coo track but 10 be had OF that Wheat
lower receipts ls 600 bush shipments 625 bu-h Jin
ruory s3,.c: May 33as5,.c June $3.50. Ost. adv
but dull; Nav ale. Pork-standard ness selling at
SIS s7isaSli on orders. si3 - I1rd-Pr!ne steam
sts long. 7se clear ries Iass shorts 5'.ase. IIrh
ssss %. speter nrmsr and In demand Is cara soins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-11

STEARINE-Market higher; lard, 9icc cleo at 1'4c
bid.
TALIOw-Scarce and higher; quoted 5-1605'sc