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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
THE TARIFF BILL IN THE HOUSE.
WHEN THE SOUTH is PROTECTIONIST.
From The Springfield Union.

WHEN THE SOUTH is PROTECT1ONIST.
From The Springfield Union.
The Southerners above adopting Protection
when Protection Is obviously for their benent. This
was shown In the Mills bill. and 1t has been shown
in every tariff measure promoted by the South. The
Wilson bill plainly illustrates IL. and II is sign OF
ignorance worse. that Northern Democrats do
not the sectonalsm in the bill.
HITTING NEW ENGLAND HARD.
From The Boston Journal.
The statistics of new spndles prove that the cotton
industry of New-Ensland has suffered worse by
Democratic ascendency than that of any other
$4,000 in 1922 to 2l4So. in sss shrnkage Of 49, 900
But the loss IL the Southern states Is sRht-from
10 New-England which Is hardest hit will please the
backwoods politicians who have had the framing or
the Wilson bill-but what Will the tariff reformers
of this neighborhood have say to the whole dis
astrous exhibit?
NOT POPULAR POSITION.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
Won't some gentlemen besides Tom Johnson
Harter and watterson be kind enough 10 stand on
the Chicago tariff plank? IT looks painfully bare
THE INFLUENCE OF THE PIE COUNTER.
From The Pittsburg Dispatch
The attitude of representative Democrats OF west
ern Pennsylvania on the wilson Oil atloids very
measure has been received by the Democracy or
the entire country The patrons OF lhe PIE counter e
who have the best interests of their constituents
at While STs 16e ay so in rs m
features OF It peerless examples or partisan
blindness and stupidity.
AIMED AGAINST THE AMERICAN MARKET.
From The ST. Louis GobeDemocrat
Mr. Wilson admits that the obber r,s are re- n ss1
hesatng whether TO Pia6e t s does no acknoW
edge the fact that his bill IS calculated 10 max
them decide in Iayor OF Inc dV[eg and work.
ingmeD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

extra India mess easy at 0ss prime mess easy az -,
pork In demand prm" mess western m; uu,
f,lr demand short cut about II TO 10 10 etH.J ..
AS Cd. Eacon In poor demand Crmbr ana o cu; '0, y
H. als I'd short lib, about - ~, ~,
~ ABS long mddes about 70 ~ easy at 80, ioH
and short clear inddes about - ~ easy az ooH w.
Shoulders about - to IL N, steady a. 81 81 Jhe u,
fair demand American white aud co0r'u nrm az
SIS Tailow In poor demand: prime city firm at 20,
Spirits OF trpent.ne In moderate demand nrn' az - On
Cottonseei ol-LiverpOo refined irm ut us t,''n y,
moderate demand steady at - Ii2d ia-rpo
IN poor demand futures In no demand primhc . red
snof steady No 4Os Wheat In IOor demand; NO ~
winter dull IS %. Flour in poor demand >, ao d
fancy winter dull at s. Cd. Corn-Sot IN mooeraV III
mand futures In fair demand mixed Western. SCOT dn
at ed January steady at B. lid Tor ne" nr ~
steady NJ As lOi.d for March steady at 3s lOu g
new Hops coast-In moderate d b ai
steady at 15sdG5 15s Receipts OF wheat ior he ''
Atlantic ports 80 400 gr, o from faHine es Of
80 COO from Other source 60 % ooo qrS' HeeP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
2.-The leading futures ranged a. fol-

cash quotations were follows Flour demand lim!.ea;
SS t.s 20 nominal Sas 3 si. No ~
ns sPd p seed os no. F s. per short Ss lis d Ss
GoIe = .ss, s any s,a saSsds sIse
dls!iileS Ialshyd goods. saI u sasa.s cut isa
y per b Ss ga @ aa S si Ssy the But
Ter af4et was quet and unenanse Iansy sesety &c
50 yap sa ' g g5as e g. % & .e
qac =, ~ sm IaioS sa 81. S4f soc oS s5i,s o.;
Sic G:xlsged ear, &c. oat,No white, 3..ae; 70.
s s'' 500 we no S' P9rs ss PORK
ss So - mess 60 family .ors ' .,e an el sa fag
e. a%is.s .ss rS e. "a
Good. %@sG %a reEa Rss s'e sS oo ss
sold H TO "a ana M so e at G5 sellers CASH e Snti
Ma on s'qn e i' S i' Y a%S Nss &c s
g Ssre No cute. 1 sut E" dSand eas S rcSur
Joe; SAMPLES unchanged. Rye qule: No l, 47te No p
as a.5c oe Com q@ da 20 5 asc 80 s2c
st.aiy and unchanged Flour and nil stnhs very dull
aay ans Sr @ a acse but when u long. /" CHI
a sS e Ss 10 a G against S o a's a %
ng up 04c, but tac wsaAncss that followed shown
July opened at sse 62e highest lowest
Win So, ts ss%s ale s' ss
CO.. %y $i;s 81 ss 1'a1s ssss s;S
.lH -
shorts $40 75a$ll p b. the market wa. hrm Corn
Mak,t s.e1dy: No ,, 3l9 a3.c No yellow SIC. oats
No white 2GAac No 3, 25iaa.jtc.
Phi adepha. jan 22.-Flour market continued very
at the expense SUPER, S2n~2 lo
Go extras. =, 25ds2 80; No winter family. ~
>. s. Rve -four dull but steady ut - 90 for choice
=, GOi$2 - per 100 n. to quality. Wheat market
firm and advanced 4dl-c but speculative trading snd
FehSua 9qu'FS 5de5e MorcS, co., So6c April Sl%S
& cSSS GssnE But e sss
inquiry for export but bids generally below sorSaos
lasts. IocS carlots quiet, but firm no maed Jan.
uary 4l'.ai2c: February, +24dt2hc; March tSdSSse;
April 43ioTi3sc. Oats market nrm under iight one.
futures but the rise restricted business. No VII %
January 3Jd35Lc: February. Sjld30c; Mar,r, 3Saf
SJ.c April. 36t93,c. Butter steady for fne gradssi
medium srades dull pennsyvonia sreamers sSSa ~
c9c. Eggs steady; PennsylTana nrsts. l+c; nneesc
fairy active and steady New York factory ilsdlsss
cubes 4isc lorenge 4'.c standard powdered isc con:
PETITIONERS A. 4Sc red \. fiec; Keysiole SIC;
Franklin H. 1.i6c all 3 i.lec rebate. Feed arm bnS
quiet bran In bulk sl5dsl5 per ION Petroleum
auist and steady refined, in bbls. - 10.
st. Louis Jan. ee.-Flour quiet and unehsnsrd nscns
choice 81 e0ds2 10. Rye nour, ~ buckwhea, -four
80 5ods0 IS. Fran higher, with most Of the Easter.
track and Fast 81 Louis rat, points. cars sacked ~
isisc; 10 SOC. whea, lower January 5ese Nav.
Sst 'SsSe ANY; May NAY s., s.s june, July
PORK PORK. standard mess. SELLING at SIS Isl S.dsr. si.
shoulder o4c longs and clear ri,s os0s; shorts eeSc
7Sc; shorts. 7s,a7'sc. Hlch wines stcadv at sils
McrS sold Srcl,er@orerci in large lots sTs. buS
smalr lots held AZ 50 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23

chop, soas2so; coson'eed meal q 1919 20; oil meal
GRAIN-wHEAT-Tbe action Of the wheat ms, n.,s
to-day was another disappointment to the eIM bull
cva Ss s ed ns sre Sss' ma The opening
considerably better tone based on ro"
French demand for csrgocs and also on repcr;.
Of Sa 'G@ a ~ @c i"s Be- to ne more or
less seriously tsf crop. Which for some eo es ~s
exhausted howeysr and dn the baah "s Of
pcs Gay Of Wheat the day. w' asa S at "" net decline
% s S ns saIss q slowed %f S GS
change fer he day. but the bull, were predicting a s"sS
Nt Tat afr tbs wee week "as e '"t Of
dun nnsl the close wnen 90 o. Of lc'SS bushels
nd &c So under G' Iay in store; May cIosed C9.e, &c
under NAY sSr 2,c under May nIsb ana 5s
MAY delivered: 40 rcd. 600 bush private tcrns b
SSaS s make. 0us r opened
SpsGs nvG the ana rG and on 81; smay With
6gt with large ncnrs,e IN s re,nnp ppres
wcaRencd during the aftcraoon closing .a'se de-
cline Their was some talk about possible fI n,lo on
raas ,",sssSa s.S
%STs T sd"o basn in SHs 1000
No corn 1000 bush 43.alic dcllV1~S NO Whit
w6i,e S eco ba.S. s@ ,c Yellow 10000 bush
IL tcT S f' nas1ad 'dS y Sas
s ' % ant nd a pra, curing the %crHns in
s,mpathy With wheat and but thc:r wa. very nun
81 SPECULATIVE III The market IN fact saes ior
tho ,,y were only IJ5. OOO blsh. 0nd late IN me Gpy az
easier prevailed. tho market CLOSING dn a, &c ue
Zine from nicht. Cash oats were s'aul 40 nc
a fairly active trade losing quiet o, G,c MN 3irc
Lush as follows No oats, 22coo n1si ~, tc
n%ato~ ard .tIc delivered: No oats nominal. 322c
No white 1900 bush. S5'ia3Gc 10 Whit, 3oco
mN'd @cs BUN 3i@S5c so white clipped Il, IL 600
hush :;ja,c elevator ..MADr-Mark"t duil western
5sIS,oc. tanaSi 9od95c s.x.rowed. sodS6e; BAK
LEY~Dul no . Milwaukee GiaGSc un4aaeo MS's
nominal wv KwHEAT1Dnll; Canadian expofk and ,os
asl ed STATE 5J6soc SEED>-CloV"r-crd quT aau
@asIer. 10 Janulrr. $40 30 asked .anpe sc Siu,
siI so: sales go bags 1imothy-Aarc. Iuo s NADIA
steady: snail sales OF S'nli" NC" '''" '' ~ ~
81 25dS5 per 100 II. .,, 40 c,v. Saturday
onllno tlIDc inst yc1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23


"34 600 bales
SUMPTION 2s paes 4oo ' Da total cs bales
s s s .sSf With S Ss cxer P 1naa s pqs
nsss on and of mddnes at which grades Other than
midaHs far 'sc on; strict god miidng re OF good
mddng 5.lGc on; low ml1dng 7-lGc OF; strict good
ding Iing'd even Strict miIdiina st1lnc1 7J$c OF
cdns -'aned 3IGc off . sret low middIins stained
ne. regspt 80 6ns g.oss 7iS9 bales
for~araeG, ISL BALES sales os bales spinner ss5
bales stock 2i7.s>0 bales 1ot'l net pot r'ce Pts
bales France 49S bales continent. 1854 bales. Con.
solldated net port receipts far tails week - go bales
Continent 91+7 bales total :5420 bales; stock. 1897
go bates. Liverpool! cabIes-spot cotton quiet free
r sGn and eso ' Eco 5ao ss $3.50 bsa
Receipts. l1O6v bales American, 500 bales ordinary
ding 4i.c; good middiing. i,sc; midding fair. ilCc
tt@res cpeSed c eay dsna At ron "a &
decline January February. 4o7s February March 4oss
nmSnP 4zaaiS JHyA%eSt 9oas7 Angis,
September .4lss 4lGb January 4O7s
COFFEE-Thc coffee MARKET vas quiet to-day ard
months. with the exception OF February which
unchanged The decline was not recovered. aud the
Tho weakness seemed 10 lie due 10 depression a.rold
Hayre la1 II lower London. $a6d lover Hamburg
helped by larger receipts at Brazilian ports 81 oc bugs
heinz reported a: no and 1000 bags a. santos Near
nom shorts The Brazilian cables quoted Rio quiet
and uhcbinged at - 80; exchanse 10 l.IG san'o,
IS sio0O bags and Santos 10000 bags. The weekly
Rio and Santos report: klo purchases for The United
ances for United States 20 900 bags. and FOR Europe
1900 Oaer FREIGHT, per 900 aps a pes a se
purchases for the United states l3coo bag. and for
zoo Hacs and for Europe 1900 market
closed barely steady and 70 10 points lower Inc
saie WS.re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
OTHER MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH

E@: pq ,ns head "a , Ian T., ~ TIL '
through. 222o head 70 NewYork 1920 head: On ssle
nsas SaISs! Ss"".s s e. + I,c's e
lover extra steers On sale; closed very dull and .
ehocs espor, steers 81 o5 lc FAIR 100, Sce 10 o no
& % rS K s SsSl ns .s; % .s7s e ss
common i.sT ,sgS2 s ss 1u, tsI
az s:as r p g.s .c%"f 49,. a s.oess szs
Tor the week thu. far. e22 n.ed Tor ,re las;
Yew-YoTk 1850 head; sale 1900 head MARKET
s sSs%ss9 fsl "s.r. o' ss RI fi' of
Igs, 3 1og - god O. mxsd Gae 9sS, 81 ~ o
:! SeSs Ser sHd & m ns: Il, Be-, Sss.
s Tine @s week $500 head con.enss 'a ur r
29 head TO SoSSsS , s1 bad s wen on sna
very % and dras s. YIN ~, Sn2d SS9 % p.m:
n nHeG sT@S = g 90 com@oa goo to fair ewes s5
81 wo.hers. 81 15asi ~ c.nads lambs. 81 %a.'
ana light, TsTGs slow P %s o. ,gh so9 a. "S
So 20 HossIKecepts. % loads demand faI1 rsrs.,
s '9sa st ss, at g9ssaFss PRICE, !. s%s,
y s % 49, 81 lambs S sast - Calves ssasd
ay a Sos '5 81 The opene a but
s ls'si s.s ssS .sse' @ N
The market opened up strong, with brisk trading and
sad tho RI boa p 2 s ws BENG M
b." after that time 5aioc hiehsr han Saturday PAGER:
S 10 and si BUY q the sS "a. n %s,. s e
.s snd as sm. es be S s p Sc s "a
Y 100 head. Market strong: common EXTRA steers:
sS =: ;s1S'F' H1a ';sfss a.
so head ch6 Market very S Mar sSos.
$ ssa fnalsf g S
81 259s3 u: lambs, 81 25asi S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, jan xl.-Cott1n sassy; middling, 7-16c ;
pw mcdling, Tic; good ordinary. o lS-lCc net and
tross receipts, 1882 bales sales 1,l6o bales stock
Norfolk Jan. 22.-Cotton steady; midding, Tie; low
mdoling l3-I6c good ordinary, 6sc net and gross
receipts. 1901 bales exports 70 the Continent. 1873
bales; coastwise, $50 bales sales. Ole bales; stock
Sew.Oriesns, Jan. 22.-.cotton easy good mddins
Vsxc: middling, 5l6c; low mddlinR, 1-l0c; good
rdinary, 1ilsc; nst receipts, sS25 o bales gross
Savannah. Jan. 22.Cotton dull end easy; m.ddling,
Yhc; low mlddllngi l5lSc food ordlnsry li'l r
Einept 6.5e6 bales; coastwse. 2,sl2 bales saes. 10
bales; stock, 81 ,202 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23


COpPER-Tho market continues very duh both III the
future line and IN the spot. Good lake ngot IL qioNd
M Toe but very slow Of sale at that figure IN iac ne
trade seems ~ unwilling 10 buy more than peaoins
lots and wants get these at considerably under lo
- SPtIIrER-Tbc mardet Is STEADY at Sf.,a ior .!st
bid and 345 bid January AZ the West iit: pI r
market ia duh and featureess Quotations on ths ~
chance ara almost entirely nominal and but Iolsta.
amount OF busnc's Is yassine outside hs asr'',s OF
in during the week ending January ~ at London wer
500 slabs and 2,sc0 ineoh tEAD-ihe mnrKet con
tlnuon dull and fcaturess, with $40 asked for Duhoh
aud practically little demand AZ 81 Louis o, tno
but offerings are light eeelp' The last week a. -.
Louis we're 1s5 pigs and since January l. lso2l Pgs
against 0so72 pfs last year The shipments have Dee"
1870 p0s against OBS pigs last year ,,.
NAVAL. sIOKEs-rhe market for sps OF t.rpehn anS
ruled steady hut quiet. with prices "a last quoted ana
the same may bo SAID Of ro-ln Tar ADD pitch we,o
dull and mammal Stock-Itosin 49, l5S bbs; spirits
turpntine SsN bbs; tar. 2lOt bbIs We quot sprns
made bbis itosn common -trane1 81 90 good strsmrd
ii 10; D. al SO; b. 81 40; a. 81 90 H. ~ 80 y 10
H. az IS; ~ Us rs ~, ~ 90; W o., ~ 71; w w, o.
Tar O b. W h. ~; b, n. OIL 10. fitch' he"'
weight ~ 30 pitch: regular wesht 81 go .,.,sv and
about 1870 bbls prime grade were sold at Soc' inc
market seem, 10 he waiting one, IT, upward or down
oependne the turn Of inc lard msrs, n.
number ~ bnvors limited and some holders hay.
been b accept rather low Prices IN ofdef
70 prevent storage charges We quote Prime 10 ehoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
Total warehouse dellyeriss.. ls7 $50

The market for Brazil coffee on spot is inactive ana
quite nominal the quotation at the close to-day Deii3
iTsc for RIO No T. important sales Of invoice lots
we're made The jobLng demand is ony fair. 49,
Mild coffee rules steady unchanged prices ana wCn-
out important business
FLOUR AND MEAI,-It was again very dull, IN,
Interesting HOUR with buyers 1Oc below ihe
market on spring patents IL Is ALLEGED howevs5 s a"d
that there reduction in asking prices by the
mills. Spring bakers are IN little more active ex'
pOrt demand although shippers DO not wish lay The
asking ngures: Low grades were neglected 70 both
fDrIDQ and winter. Sales today II 600 bbis, as
follows 800 bbls winter patents at So 90; I,SO0 bbs
stralghs at &3as3 o.; 300 bbs clears at ~ 10 5000
hbs city MILF at private trims; 800 bbls so at
e. so 800 bills extra No 2 At s2 25 800 bbls spring
,nteDts ut 90 S5q9t; LOO bbls 50dB2 go.
Eouthcrn hour heavy sales 400 bbs at 81 $50
Is Tor straights. BcCKwHEAT fLOUR-The mar
Not Continues dull and neglected with ~ so the asking
price for good quality. RYE FLOl 1.-The market
was steady sales. TG bbls at " sOaS. o. Quotations
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

New-Ycrk. January %. 1894.
There was little doing the petroleum market few
raes Of National Transit certificates were made at ~
cents. AT OIL City market opened at S04 and closed
at sos cents
ION in barrels In bulk and go cents In cases
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp iHsmiSA Ifancs'
fremen London. l1-l043 l3-lCd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
.. ,9. aas DO. 81 n, Al. 81 s7s; 9, s~ss DO. % n

ct - I2is; 2z8 DO 81 ~ at 50 s7s 81 sxts d. % q
az ~ so.
H. Collins - State sheep. ~ n, ct -; 10 Do. IS a.
NJ R2 20; so State lambs rs ~, Of - rs.
HOGS-keccipts for two days were % cars 1854
headf3 at For.efbst and ~ AZ jersey CRY
Abyu. carloads sale. Market was weak 81 Is $50
90 % per 100 n
Srles--s. Sanders: IT state pigs II2 N average O
GO % pr 100 ID IL hogs, z?G N, at - -.
\. Judd o.: pigs 81 n, at ~ 80; rough ho1s
$50 n. at % 2j
~ Co.rs: > hogs. i58 ~ NJ 90 25
Wilkerson e. sherman 81 Western hogr, 1f5 ~ g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23

MOIAcSES AND SyRUPS-Taerr II only q mode ote
conbni Tor molasse, AMI some holders aye appafIVy
a xiors % nInce tnclr p,ocs hi, leads "a rather
from, ,he figures given 4s; saturday suupe are dall
and nominal Now Orleans, open Kettle, fa'f. "a
Ssr: good .Day0c: prime 3Id3tc: choice. 36o3sc
Ney.Orleans centrifugal. ordinary, lldl3c common Iva
lSc. fair lsal9c; prime. 1Sdl?c: choice. Zud.oc :
Brfbadoes jobb!ng lois. 23d23c Porto Rico. 2oaSoc
Syrlps-We quote: sugar. ordinary. lOdllc; ccnuoh
I2diSc; fair. 1iaIGc: gJcd. l7alSc prime. loa2oc !
choice, 21d22c.
MFTALS-IRON- market in iron shows practically
no f.aiurc tho improving side liner" u some TAN
about Improvement but very little Is noticeable In actual
hYsness Tie local small and from othcr
points only a moderate business II reported AdNicos
az 500 tons OF Besscmcr steel a. S5 6O 900 tons OF
at S5, and 1000 tons OF muck bar NJ 40 10
1893 showed o marked falling OIL the production being
q OSS y5j tons against J0H,2i3 tons In 1872 The
Lilo ic ton iron and steel in the United Staes. a.
shed BY American Iron and Steel Association Is
as follows lin tons OF 2,24O POUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jan. 22-At the wool sales to-day T. 900 bals4
offered buyers operated freely In the medium ana
grades which in the best demand Crosshrets
literally Yorkshire buyers. few OF these oer:
ings French BUYERS German buyers were Coca
purchasers OF merinos Following the sales and the
prices obtained for greasies:
New-South Wales-2oO0 bales. 699sd.
Queenslani-lOO bales. 6ispeisd
vicoria-i.o00 bales. 6aiitd
South Austraia-2Oo bales. i7Qod.
Yves, Australia-l0o haes. 5GIhd.
New-Ieaand--i 900 bales. tisUi0isd
Cape OF Good Hope and Natai-ioo bales 5sXgd,.d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23

CORNMEAL--Market STEADY sales 800 bills 1000
Yellow sssn S.2ao TO- s s. s@ s6 a n
si@sI 10 ~ BAG MEAL-Dull quotations: Fine white
Market sae: 70 Co., sss: a Soc ossstoas Of
sosHsse loom eSn3oci sharps. goa95c City feed is
Suoted ~ o6c sales, 00o bags Rye feed 900 hompy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23

,,.o, tho cloae n correction was made in the visible
supuly maIg the 1884 900 bush, decrease oil
10000 bush
Grain passage
Urlteo Kingdom. Continent. Total Changes. o
Wheat Lush II. 0G1 S3G3 900 80 COO Dec 1I 90
corn bush 3 $4,000 2.%04.sO 5,1soOoO Inc. 10000
And with the visible compared with last weeks a>o
Wheat bush 80 $50 CcJ 90 43S 900 1o9d 600 a50s OD0
Corn bush $3.50, OCO IL, iS5 900 1888 600 b3h',VOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
a decrease. Incrcase.


(lOeiug DINflIlOOT-N
nrIccs 10 lad advance firm a. unchanged 10 I'D al
Vance Paris-Wl,cat slow at unchanged 10 &c confines
DECLINE -four slow unchanged to 30 confines decline. In
dian shipments u wheat last week wer, $4,000 bush
making III, export this season 1880 COO ush,
aQanst o. $50 bush last year, decras. OF 1sOOOo
bush. The Imports into the United kinedom last week
we're "A bush Of wheat la 900 bush, and
flour 1850 900 The imports ard tie iarm:is deliy
rics ane an aggregate OF 3JJA1h bush for the weeks
supply Indicating a deer 81 ~ $50 bush In the Eng
sh Ni-il le. Exports frpn NrM foik a.f week Wh al
SIS Lu, corr. .Ujoa2 bush, oa.., 800 bush
Gour 4C 931 bbls and I51 Gi5 sacks.
ne, ipls Of bicods:uns Interior points 10 thousands
tntr lI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New.York, JANUARY Y, Io'7'
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

towns. so we know a great deal more of
this land of fruits and flowers than We
can tell. And more than / suppose you
would want TO read.
I have seen our page burt few times
and know nothing about what you have
been saying or doing during my absence.
I put my finger in the Pacific ocean,
drew il out and looked for the hole and
could not see il. and / am told that IS
hoy l will be missed when l drop out
Of the place I fill ON earth.
Now TO tell you the truth, l have seen
50 much of strange things at Chicago
and on my trip cot here. and heard
so much of new thought on subjects Of
such startling interest that l feel like
still looking and listening and saying
nothing. | do not want TO be drone in
our literary hive and yet | feel but little
like writing.
| lost the paper telling where to find
members Of the club at Chicago and
looked in vain during my stay for
brothers and sisters.
Lone Tramp and Ida s." 7 was
greatly interested in your articles or
the 7th of February. Would like to have
your address.
'.Howards. if you think it would be
of any use to put me on the minute
corps do SO
i hope to gee the page regularly now
and see it well filled. Besi wishes to
all. "HAWhEI Il.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

not apt to be good whistlers; man was
created a little lower than the angels.
and has been getting a little lower ever
since.
Patience is a good thing in ? mar but
when he can fish all day over the side Of
his boat without any Oait on his hook
laziness is what is the matter with him.
If you want to know how mean and
dishonest your family and yourself have
always been get nominated for some Pc
litical office; the jealous man is always
hunting after something he don't expect
10 find. and after he has found it he is
mad because he has; success in life is
apt to make us forget when we wasn't
much, 10 lie about a man never hurts
him. but to tell the truth about him
sometimes does when a man gets started
running down a hill il seems as if every
thing was creased for the occasion: ever
since nature was discovered the mouse
has had a hole 10 fill: catching a mouse
is one of the first things that a man en-
cages in; I'd be afraid to buy a house
without mouse in it: ! like to see EN-
come out of their holes and stream
across the nursery. and to hear them
nibble in the wainscot at night takes the
death out Of silence; a mouse can live
better anywhere than in A church: this
shows that he can't get fat on religion
any more than a minister can; hen
Iecked husband is the second lieutenant
that position; when he is out in the
world sometimes he dares assert his inn
portance, but he is like a second-rate
rooster-he daren't crow without looking
over his shoulder: throw physc to the
dogs" is an old saying. but whcrell you
find the dog that will touch it2
There are no weeds that wilt so quick
as the weeds of the widower: the poodle
is small dog; he has infamed eyes anu
a small body concealed in a mass Of
Promscuous hair. the poodle is a pet-a
lady's pet: there was nothing made ia
vain. and poodleS are good for fleas: ]
never knew man to keep a poodle; il
seems To me that il he was a mans pet
the poodle would soon fade and die;
never expect To have a poodle. but if
anybody ever gives me one he must eN-
pect to he placed on a long pole to be
used in washing windows ON the out
side
There is no station i'm life 50 difficult
TO fill as that of the mother-in-law; dogs
have infested the earth as long as man
has and probably will as long as gristle
remains on a bone; Esau sold his pedi-
gree for soup; am astonished a his eN-
travagance- 'TUSCUMBIA.'