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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
BLOODY BED CLOTHES.
Found Under Shop on Commercial ST.
May Indicate Crime and May Not.

Yesterday the attention of Officer Skill
lings and Greeley was called to peculiar
find, made Ey Thomas Harris, under burn
ham Morrill's coopershop. in Burnham
Lane, just opposite Buraham's wharf. The
shop is on posts. 1t is possible to walk I'M
dernea TIL. where there is quite large
space. The find consisted of sheet, with
red border, and small white quilt, near
the middle of both of these there were large
blood stains, over foot in diameter.
How the bed clothing got there and how
the blood stains got on the clothing is of
course. a mystery, but the officers do not
think that it is m indication of any crime
or violence, because had so much blood been
split in that way they would have been
very likely to have heard of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21

In the notice of the proposed widening OF
Forest avenue, Thursday morning, the
omission of several words left some doubt
as to the extent of the widening. The
county commissioners are computing for a
widening of twenty feet for the distance
from Winslow's house near the Pottery to
Woodford street. Thence to Ocean street
the widening contemplated is some less
than twenty feet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
Died From His Injuries.

James Wallace. who was run over by an
engine on Fore street last Monday night,
died yesterday at the Maine General
hospital from the injuries received at that
time. He was a macihnist in the employ OF
the Maine Central machine shops at Thomp-
sons Point. and was 81 years old. His re-
mains were taken to his late home on Fore
street. Coroner Perry has empanelled a
jury, and they will take the case into con-
deration next Monday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
Portland scholars Take Notice.

The scholars of Portland public schools
can obtain tickets and circulars by calling
at A. W. Curriers', 3S5 Congress street where
they can also see samples of school pictures
and make arrangements for sittings. No
pictures will be taken without tickets and
no teachers picture presented unless clrcu-
lar is presented, properly filled out. None
but scholars attending Portland schools
need apply.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
Freshly Picked Violets.

Are particularly desirable for holiday re-
membranes. Violets and pinks are being
successfully grown at the Forest City green
houses on Danforth street, and are de-
livered a few hours after picking. H. II.
Hay and Son are looking after the down
town orders during tie holidays. Violets
are going today at 35 cents dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
Contemplating a Change.

C. H. Lamson. 2G3 Middle street, is offel-
ing bargains in watches and jewelry,
chains, finger rings, opera glasses, silver
ware, clocks, etc. Open evenings until after
Christmas.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
"Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup >"
has been used over Fifty Years by millions
of mothers for their children while Teeth
ng, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays Pain, cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels, and IS the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale py
Druggists in every part of the world. be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
s,yrup BIC a bottle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

j. R. Libby.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Larrabee.
w. W. Whpple & Co.
y. M. L. ms. Co.
VIM Seuter & Co.
7. f. Homsted.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft
Rines Bros.-2.
Wyer Green & Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Brownies in Fairyland.
New Wants, To Let For Sale. Lost. Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads Oh Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-21

No Christmas and New Years table should
be without bottle of DR.. Siegert's Angostura
Bitters, the world renowned appetizer OF ex-
uisite flavor, Beware of counterfeit is.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
CnrRr cILrYD1PS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme courtGenera Terin-Bef?re Van BFgnt. p d.
supreme Court-Chambers- Lawrence. J-Cou7'
0Ps en- lGSS g. Mi'R Si a
lay ana Faci No -, 49, ~ t5 Ss, 80 5
$40 43I ri; i2ss. 1919 coo, CPS 73l TO 1893 i'''
supre,ne cour-spccnl Terrn-par, i-Defore lnsrahan
J-Adjoulned october. 1882 term-Eie'"'ed H. X cases
Supreme cour-speeel TeTm-IsFt n G. H-bef0Te lnsTa-
H snpremt car Special Term-part IIINo day cal
cncu cou.-par, before Barrett J.causes to be
.sG cFq rom cf%fi s I for trial Case unfinished
Circuit couipa1t ih5o'e 1852 e'ii2 iol lbs c 1851
iis9 ieo2 29s. 1919 205s 1860 1893. 100 1855 1914
'tG difcS; % caaTiisTt IyEefc pyasa tcause' to be
sf superi5r 1li Gouri~speca TermBeior pasro J-Ds-
' Superior SlG s'c couStEqul,y S seagwic C
Nos 4l4, suro VS.. Manhattan Railway Company '"S'
gPo curTrn TsFnR"F' sfq5s 3 des,'lffss is iss
&s sqP'5 4 G@"i;'al s.5 o TS535 la! is 1851
la5. loi l3o case ., "9fnshe5 1II-pe,ore McAaam
J@N6s 1876 ISIS 1895 i75a. 1852. 1895 clear ~
III estate Of Fix T. oRou5 10. Sc estate q
Mergsce' @ i s y za4 lS' esa s at ioao
q cathagns % NgGbf 9t p. r3ore m Arnold $40
92a vii Of Julia o)ea a. 1870 a. m ia E9g T99laiG scld
Marsr, Hoe Ir'aGs , Franz o Anna fSas Ar95e M
Thomas b. G. Hgrrian. Alexander y. Diiiey. Frederick
'; cdnHan halH Fl ,Og Special erm-efore DAILY. C. J.
Common Pleas General Before Bools,aYsr y J
Bischon and l,9r Nos lsA' ~ % 80 o. o. w. ''
common Pcas-Tr.al Tcrm-Pari I-Befose Giegerch J.
-Caso on No 517, ElwoI FaAre. No day calendar.
C'ofnm1n trial ToFu-laris II AMI lli-AJohihei
Clty ,'onrt Special Teru-Bcfore Conan Motions,
City Courtral Termpar I.l.eios fls'n@ns' bs 90,
,2i iS 9i7 23G il07. IS 9SG 335 i". 1909, SOL "'2
20 Gs5 l14 i5j 1876. 49, II. 52s. Clear.
,'ty CeuriTral aGrn part iois,iere MeCaIhy Me- @ ,1-
3o so7 CI7 4i2 1913 $40 900 s03 25ss. Gi Case un-
finished -. 49,. WI, :
Nos oSo 1885 :3a 392. rs. 1856 Iii0. 49, 72i 80.
ecl III Oi7 72j 100, los5 a74. 30 3cs 4i i'G 1i25'
Io37 2S5 1li3 2SsG 1l5g 11Gp. llG1. llG2. clear
Cy Cour-1riai lcrm Port " i.-i@ c H'N@anieer W e j.
short causes 2sGl 1906 25I9. ca. 1G iGs lGJ 40
.siD 23,9 l2?S 250 ?57G. 2G5S. 2i7. 1909 2lG, 212,
3i6 2GJ7 2i09 1904. 1855. 24 2G1. 2,32. 200 .sl,
2,.ls 2CiO Equity case 80. - clear.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

asti,e this week and winds up te ye@S az 1 adyanee
nshe,t preS Vita quite Im unacroGe; o. Shorts and
q,ite an innuN OF ou,ic YIN o..e : M p'v t,e nna
at,aneea quite readily un tse w'iau N the week
and toe hleh,st Of the day. The Int sior mo 'r r D
israsc % iS1 "a th h1" pnr Si mark mar 90 % 1gse & Ca
30 Rst Sef tn naS ndfon tnf H on 1 t % a9 quc favorable
igr ira a dcoTas5 Gables were quiet aI ini q" lpg
al|2a.d there was Practically nothing d9'|g ,mpgc to
"''ouht In either cash or futures IlK oi C', ,,r
tho wheat belt whe the wheat pi - cN,2-d % ,f n %
as, Few days TO heavy ana warm w'atr was a oe
strong factor in the Improvement in fo-'ay ps ra1n @
lce t was Eey wan e oi2 5T2a 10 ns bb nciadns oSa
tor export. Cuota' ons and saes follow 80 i vi;
F stc M g. :" usd@f 1t1 Nav @y S AID aa$ My
o,oat 81 N@tlern ,p!lns o,dtSy ls oy ,nrT,acI '
5000 ng.h. prly,t. terms dcyeld 40 p% was
,ory quiet TO-DAY aud nruer symiati 1ing WIN & tae
hctier fcelae which prevailed IN WHIT Al "a %tcei ytei
pas. ho- q nrcor points shown de- r'a.c OF f'tVo &
% cS % r,i,Sa the e.p1o pgo.s sy nro kew t. inas
favorable change IN thc ysblc supply o. Nenlay & Inc
Sr next ask '''% ana It the 9@ arrivals eGn,iHae
qu,c, apa tine nrmcr Sales re Goooo bush IN
ciullna o'O bush fr export q. Li3"so ~" S9in
and pii'nt. terms deliyicd: y. corr, 5000 bush
oATs The market for oot, va, quiet TO-DAY. but tac
Inner IN tone The option market wa IN fact completely
rho better feeling cane from sympathy VIII; little i'm
ro,enen IN cash eat. and from s'arotay an WITH rise IN
lows No oats 3i4c asked n clevaoT o,d 35|se de- de-
liyered No oats. nominal 334c; ~ white 1,UOo
bush, S5iac; No white. nominal 33ec track willie,
1900 bush 300 SOC track mixed. 700 bush. 3la3Ic.
...... MALT-Aiarte, dun weston G57s0c; Canada.
s99G95e; six-rowel. soas5c. BARLEY -Dln; No
Milwaukee. IL oG2c; uncra1ed Western, 52aBtc; two
rowed state G2GGjc RYf;-MarAct nomlaal....
III tKW WHEAT-Quot at sea s2c fer Canadian duty
paid state quoted s3Gs5c for carots SEEDS
Cloyerscod steady, with small sales OF sample seed AZ slla
fll - 100 h from No January. Sl 2j asked
100 n
BraGstrecrs exports from both coas,s c ? tho week
onfct FRIDAY OF wheat aud Hour 3,l9j40o bush.
against =C3j 600 bush the previous weck aud zoos go
bush year ago Tho exports Of cora were l,fj5 800
bush, aoast $1,000 bush the week and G3l oi2
bush las year The exp rts of WLat from July dnte
nave Den lOl,'S2Ol9 ba,h, agaii - l0,a1l,3s bnsh
last decras' O,O72,339 bush % 30 % BUSH
against - s.G.GJ bush. increase l35j5.ss7 bush Re.
hush cora loGiG5c bush OTIS. s?ig0l bush; barley,
40 O5O bush Hour J.i9e bbls and 11JG3 sacks Re-
ccpi- at Interior points this week have ben Wheat.
SO 200 bush corn. 3.75f.GCO BUSH oats 7j3 300
bush. Exports Atlant!c ports: lOur oJJ1UD
lbl.; wheat. La POO bush corn 1,2j99o0 bush
English farmers deliveries last week. 25G3l or. at
an average price u 20, Id. Estimated deliveries at
all points, 4G1 35S BUSH
fn- 'orfso .,oaino
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
THE ST4TE OF TR1DE.

Haltnsre Jan. ofOur steady unehanasd sai,s sS9 Sc
Te5.c Jar,narg gja9Gi,c; Tebruary 57i.e bid May.
SOsd707sc amer no red G2L a03'sc milling wheas
by sample C5dGjc stock. 1isc,99i .ush sais 4frW
bush. Corn ilrmer mixed sro. and January 4datltc: l:
February AZ a'c March l2a42S or Nay y smpe oJ
4ic do grade s,d4a oata a. quiss Sc 81 s1ss w,se
III $40 bush Rye Inactive; 40 4sG o,sS stock 90 lsI
si5 30 Grain ireqhts firm, unchactd Cotto qule;.
middllng &C. butter weak cTeaincry taney ss 10
fair 10 choice 22d25c DO imitation. 2I22c lade iscy'
2Od2lc. Eggs weak 2oc. Other articles ulehahs'~
Boston, Jan. 0-MarAets quit but s'e9dy'
600 hush no Northern. in lots. 7?c Closing; NO l
Hard Sc No Norhcrn. re Winter wheas higher orS no
Gg and ea,y no Yellow 4O'.c; No yellow 4oac;
~ 10 , ro" ,be marl;ot oats frner demand light.
Sales cars 80 white. s2iae; car No white s2.c
ror No 2 mixed 32c track Barley puet choles J"
fancy Western 6acoc lover grades 49, tssass sc sac +
"skei in store Flour-Fair demand best spring patenS
s3 o50 s. 05 bakers STRAIGHT - eoas u eo o rys 'l soy
ssasS TO- Mil feed quiet. unchanged
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

HEEVEsR eipts. 40 cars. 33S h0ad-;fp c1is for
svlrt alive AMI for n city saugi tcrcr No trndnv
lctnng stcldy No cham" IN cable CITY drl,,eG
b,ci slow al 0.doc. Shipments as rcporods
tAINI,S- Rec pts. no head OF which IA a,rec,
rraee limited brt felms e ady Common veair sold
ot 80 per 100 ID b'fhlari ralN' at - 0OdSe 60
Drrs,,d calves In llVht supply and sto,dv ~
Salcs-iiaienbrck Hollis * grdsser,. a73 ~ aver
ago ut 81 90 per 100 D. do. POS NJ AZ - 80; q veal
as D. ht I'll.
Silffp AND LAMr>-Rrceipts II cais or So3I
head 10 FOR tho and 7 car, consigned Ia
butchers, sheep wcre slow but steady; lambs were
and trinc high,r quality cor,idei'd. All sold at ~ 20
a#3 40 per 100 ~ for common 70 fair sheep and 81 75l
50 so Tor fair ~ prime lambs. Dressed nuttm steady
6a1iac pr m dressed lambs unchanged nj Td0c
saies-lIalcnbeck Hollis 231 Wosyri hmbs, ~ n
average, az 80 - per 100 N 81 Ponn,y want, do II n
at F5 20 10 90 " n az 81 75; 12o Pennsylvania sheep
100 N, nc ~ 20 13 do % N at %.
Hume Mullen ID, Cunada lambs, 81 N at A5 10 :
90 STAT do y h a. - % s. state sheep SO ~ at 49,
NJ. Collins; 100 Ohio lambs, 80 n at e0 so; lS5 do,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
PROGRESS OF THE FIGHTING AT RIO.
A SUCCESS FOR THE GOVERNMENTAL GANAs
SECOND MANIFEsTO-TROUBLES on
THE NiCTHEROY.


Copyrfght: 1891 By the United PreH
Nontey-leo Ian The United Press correspond
ent in Rim Janciro has sent this dispatch under the
date OF January 2: There has been some rain re-
Gently and the fighting has been only intermittent
A fleet OF insurgent tugs. commanded by Ad'nlrei
pa CANA has been brought along shore several
times In an attempt TO drive back tie Government
forces and lard troops Although the insurgents
fought with reckless bravery, their efforts were IN
vain They lost heavily, but did not gain even
foo,hod Desperate resistance was offered yesier-
day afternoon and last night 10 the Government
advance on Visnni Island. Five insurgent steam
ers were engaged for hours. There was much noise
hut i..le blood flowed. II became known to-day
that vorlsmen from Enchados Island got ashore
last nigh. by way OF the marine arsenal whose
traitorous con1mandant gave permission TO them 10
land
"Adn,ral Mello's friends in this city are sereney
confident OF his ultimate success Opinion among
royal men Is that Admiral da Cana will be beaten
within ten days
"Publlc opinion compelled Admiral da Cana. com
pander of the insurgent fleet in RIO harbor I TO
manifesto denied in these words the correctness of
the differences drawn from Da Ganas Inoharchist
The documents attributed TO me We're faisiiied
in the printed copies WIN the vc,ory o, civ civil %
publican government ,.o,.. ,,. o,,,,,o,,-
meni Of North American mercenarles on me , GOV
ernmcnts cruiser Ncther3y has neen asiTlDn,ei, a.
The senSns ont Hfazn a5s vesaes i strong even among
friends Of the Government and to TINS sentlmens
crow The recent dismissal Of several North Amer
teams was due probably to the popular prejudice
Irxn,.ad against them. The 'lcngshoremen left the
esrxee Used in coaiing the Nictheroy and Joined
fhe Insurgents The foremen who who, are Responsible
fnr ,bosa deser.ers however, VIII be Obliged 10
hrinc then, bacl; or suffer the penalty Of mprison-
ment The Nictheroy r. sll at pernampleon , n rhor
h.ra have e,cItel from the British Government only
the declaration that there Is 10 DC I'D chaHse anu
none would be possible. "a,
IAN American Naval surgeon who visited the In.
from one TO 1--WE dead bodies Were brought IN daily
from fhe in nsurgent at Vllegaignon and Cobras
xsv rgcon Senior OF the British warship Sirius after
securing the approval Of Captain William A. Lang, NJ.
instruments and some supplies to Enchados and Is
attending the wounded Guns an ammunition sSna ana
Which extends under the hospital flag. The in
sureents at Villegaignon and Cobras are short
0f 3resh provisions and are drinking distilled sea
water 1t is reported that the French men-of-war
are supplying medicines to them"
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

73 n. at IS 25 10l Western sheep 100 n at - to 81.
Ohio do s. -. at SO 40: II STAT do ~ n az ~ 20.
Newton & Co.. ls5 westcri sheep. l0j ~; az - 90
UOGs-IeceptS were 2i .als 3,3)l hcad-l2 cars
az jersey city and cars at Fotctast None Tor sale
alive. Nolniialy lover tj CoaSj 80. country
dressed easier az Gd3i2c for extreme weignts.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

head tot, f,r week thus FAR 1850 head; ior
head to New York, l7Go Leai on ale 20 head market
opened steady and nrm with lisht oneFing, cosd nm;
ssoss 70. IIog.eRecap:. as. q hours, zi.SOo head
total week Ihus far 600 heal for time last
week, IS 80 head cons gaed through II, 700 head to
opened lover With only fair demand closed weak with
bulk Of closing sales at s5 4oesb as; all soh Yorke.
so; medium and heavy s5 4Odf5 45 mixed packers
. 4o@'5 i5 choice heavy - ,o";5 Soi pgs % 40S
heal total Tor week thus f.r, $500 hea4; for
beid; to New.York. 5000 heoi: "a sale o4o6 head;
favorable for goo! GRADES ch lee native lambs - IS
ass fair u good S3 7jafi -; fat ewes and wethes
nj : e ~ 70 se2a 30 70 % % Is fo%Ue % . ss e ia s
lambs "a 9jas5 20 mostly sjas5 10.
East Liberty. Jan. 0-ta.'le-icc',Ets Light; market
~ .5as, so; good butchers. s3 5ds4 2j; rough fat
cows and heifer. so 5o3 5o good feedfr, Ods3 So
Phladerhlas IS 545ds5 so; Yorker 90 IS 50: good
heavy sove "a 9oGso stags onl rough sows staes 2s
Txta, 50 6oasS90 good, 90 25as3 4o fair s2Sse 6oi
common. 5Ocasl 5O ycarlllgs S2 225as3 20; iamos.
So ooas4 So veal calves. s. 25ds6 23 heavy and thin
Union socL Yards. Chicago. Jan. .-cate-Receipts,
looO head ms,ket e. and easy co'n9ss S % skse s
sss sSS and q 5a il sss s 'Ss %
Receipts 10000 head market weak heavy; sonto %;
comnon choice mixed ~ 9saT5 sS choice ssfsea'
shoge ii a5asss d; GVi iam6s NIB 8? 75ss
closed sona native steers 90 75ds5 so; common 70 lest
cows si2ae$5 per head losscspts il2S 3 ce,ai mead
sy narset loc lower On cpSag ,nm snS oe
Is Slas a6as5 S2s 80 '"G misca Rs'M 81 ooa Light ioas 30
Shtep-No receipts; market dull; supply ngh'; ha1''
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

ssaies at the Stock Exchange 5000 barrels 77;s
cents.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at SIS cents
gallon In barrels. 265 cents In bulk and SIS cents
in cases at New-York. and $40 cents in barrels and
2G0 cents In bulk at Philadelphia. Crude OF, was
raised % points In barrels 20 cents gallon, and
IS points to $50 cents In bulk. Naphtha was un-
changed at SIS cents a gallon.
Foreign quotations were stronger, advancing a
francs at Antwerp l2isal2h francs per 100 kllos
points at Bremen to 4S5 marks per 90 kilos, and
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

at e 5oa4s 70 B'anaise n3p'f 20 saeamsss
quotacrs Fine white ~ I'm yellow. 92d95c; coarse,
g. Ws; l' oc ,s ss SH'9l3S' so
soas5c loo.D. $4,000; sharp. s5casi c,sl Zee. -
hc at s5c In buS rye feed 5Sasoc o homIns ehsP & 81
81 45ia
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

feeling OF the past giving vay to felne OF o 1Ss
and the general ida j. that prices lave We becn over
minimum point 4he following grades have p'c' " q
sold about a week: NXNA powdered cuUes 20 % 1,p. w.
No, II 70 H. and these grades from 10 . sa'
J. hind; Mould \. poNde ed fn' grInuatea D'''O"N ~
Nos B I n We nMOte:
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

C.sh onotatons were as follows Flour dull and
D,sos ee:g No ~ s":"S Id I"Si'
s5e 80 cat7 81 raSsccd u Sl prime timothy
ssr" ssdd !. S. Ss 20 per- s SSS4 7o lard q ger
100 ~ 81 ,,s5 q s6aasr. s so't tbGSe s.
e si,S9 20 sGs SFy Sessd Ss,s S1s ns&sd ss
EdI 3 a e, SS Sa. c 9n
os s posSS sSoSo SsaeHge saser fancy creamery choice
%IQ25c; sweet, but lacking flavor, 2Zd2aae' Eggs
cnc ,%Iv sop pesseSss s g. ss
Ent Is 'Sa' ss 'S0's' 80 WIFE lSeiw 30 msye; Rys
rSsSs steady ; e. &c fSr S y TSa
some armeT wa tai demand @ Slo. No mes, VII M 75 ce.
mes. sl3 Is foray pork ~: IS clear faSy Sas sascs 70;
iad SC leaf s Size et'ledred Lard s.s s,dss bseTa ~
= sd dSe S@s s1cPs clear sides at & whisAsyses
q GSi sa,rels at 81 l5.
Jan o4ay Nay wheat. wheat CpsaS1 SSe% GG Ss:r sSd on s 70
Ul@Dt of cold wave the winter wheat districts bSs
+ sod 1aIsd Nh on " tts losing At o5.c wheat $50
SS,irn SsGs a'e g. yo ssnsf sns p''al' cls
80 hard winter Ole medium grades. 55aoic Barley
ssS sac. s9,@ say 'S Ear iSS' god demand @
10 de- 1si 40 S6sn dun 30 3 So No A. ssc.
SEEDS steady aud uncAanged. Flour aud mill stufs tie
Minnoaps Jan; oThe market for wheat futures WAS Was
and ay d. D 1"4 M fTS sHdoaGe q y s5 p a
~. The deuand iog truck wheat was less nv.,e n,5 5
prizes OF No Nre If r Former se being about cent under
tho latter. Aers the principal buyers oIt my my
were II Z anxou, ones. Flour Il very uuli anl it,o
business is doing Rates from the Northwest 70 Easern
points are about % bDl higher. Cora wos steaay
wih good demand. oats sOld fairy well Win Ieht 70
ce pts Nothing done in barley WIN llzht arri'is
lieee!pts wnelt 80 Flour unchanyei Bran ana
shorts Unchanged MAJ set steady torn-haTAet stsao!
No 8, 3l.c39c; No 3 yellow JleG3-c. Oae-No
white 2Gla q27l.c; No 3. 2Ga2G3c.
Ihiado llhia. Jan. C.-Flour-Priccs firmly he'd tus
BUYERS generally Indifferent ald traasaeuons mostly Inn
tied 10 snail lots for actual wants Wheat-prces al-
,anced c Icr bush. closing firm; cables generally staIy
export No d January, sooej
Iobiuary 67d61.c March. GSi 1'S Aprl Oy'sd' osc
ruled nrn adNancci loce
but urn. aid advanced .s under noaeis,e
of rings; NJ mixed January. ilSid12c February =.
al3i4c. March. <2iaG i2'.c; April Hdf3c oats qucs
for both AMI options, but oncring, moderate ana
pricc ruled arm No white Jsnuary S5s a31,,s F'nIg. &
ary March 3J'i d36i4c; April. 3pd3o2c bet-
dun ard w'ak Pennsylvania prpis eX5a MIoiesae raS
~: PENNSYLVANIA prints, extra, ohh!nc, SdSic Lsss
unsettled and cwcr P'npsylyan ists 2Or2ie Shssso
firm and In fair demand: New York factory l!ad,s &C.
sucar;,in d. scaiy in far demand tecd dl ana ,e ,.
charged winter b;an. I'm buk. .lndsl7 per ten. ie
to'ern aly fined in barrels 5loc. Other articie'
unchanged.
Iouis. Jan G-Florr-MaTkct dull. Bran hrm' oqs
0Gifc firm; change In lrlces Oats uncis:n.NT
orh->tandard stlWE sla %; on orders, sio %
Iarl-Prme nominal al i.Soc. Diy salt heE,-
Shoulders &c longs and clear ribs $500 shorts cos:
cd shoulders. &c; longs. 1lc; clear riD> ,2s{
shorts 7aF5a,c. High wines, steady az 81 To- d@; d@ai
steady quiet &c. spelter noniialy worth sS -'2
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08

- Is osk sSos cufp: ~ To- p. m-Wnat-My 7l+9
close i{'sc bid oats MAJ clo, s. - gonii,s sc'
4occilt' o Drrad,u.', . Or points N tDoussnds
last sFee cphers lvUU omitted. Hour Dbls grain bush
New-York tribune., 1894-01-08
THE PE7POLEUW M.iRKEI
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RAyGE OF PRICES.


New York. Jan. g. 1854.
The petroleum situation without important
change this week. The output Of the MDonad
district Is down 20 1900 barrels day. and the
general course OF production shows u volume IN
sufficient to meet the current needs OF consumption
The speculation ruled extremely dun at the West
and was almost stagnant here. options at the con
aolidatcl Exchange opened at 81 cents, but later
the Ld price was reduced about cent, and to-day
there were sales Of 1900 barrels at the stock Tx
change at 17Ss cents. . IT,, ,
The reduction IN net stocks Of the pipe lines In
December Is likely to exceed 10000 barrels when
complete returns are received. The partial reports
for The month are as follows:
Excess
Runs Deliveries deliv. Charters
ro.ai hbls.. 2 l2a $50 2.Gol 221 4GS 10I 20fi $40
,or d,v CO Tgl S3yll lJ.,2o CGGi2
From January TO Charters 10 the 5th) in
c,,sve the pipeline returns appended:
Runs. Deliveries. Dciv. Charters
aS,a1 yrsse Do' ,er day e. 545 7sis2 1867 II C}5
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Ma
tional Transit certificates at the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange for the last four weeks
were as follows: