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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
FAYLTRE OF ROME IRON COMPANY.

LIABILITIES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAY RE-
SINE OPERATIONS.
Chattanooga. Tenn Feb. "a (speciaD.-The Rome
Iron Company. operating extensive plants ct
Rome Ga and having IT'S general offices here, has
como into bankruptcy II is learned here to-day
that "A petition in bankruptcy was filed by the
company In the Federal Court at Atlanta this
morning The exact Indebtedness will not be
known until a meeting Of the creditors under the
hankrurtcy proceedings j. held.
Eondholders and trustees are to have meeting
I'm Rome Ga N March. ana effort VIII be made
10 sef matters In shape that the bOndholders
can resume operations. A present the business
lies are in the neighborhood of $5000o. and the
scots much smaller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The following are the newly elected onicers oi
me westchester County Union OF Christian EN-
aaavor. President sylvester f. Bliss. Tarrytown;
vtce-president Miss Mary Marshall. sing sing
treasurer. Nathan P. Bushnell. PeeksKiA; sec
rotary Miss Lizzie wharmhy., YonkesTs; Juror Wepr
svnertntendent Mrs Charles 5. Lane, Mount NeI
non. missionary secretary. Miss susan n. tNesI'
Breveter Executive Committee MISS AhhIs ~
Van Tasse and Messrs. John W. hoy' - IL
Bertholf and W L. Johnson. 49,, -. 49, Ca
By direction Of the Appellate Division OF Ine Sc
ond Department special term OF the sup Vi III
Conrt viii be held at the courthouse In ms vl!,
LACE on March Is for tie trial or cases "l'"o"' q
5urv Justice Hirschberg presiding ..,.,
~ Novel Entertainment is the ute OF sooia a.
eoetr the united circles OF Kings Dausnlers OF
,hts village viii give in the parors Of the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church next "e"nes
dav evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
pErLTLONS N BANKRUPTCT.

petition IN Involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed ar.inst Fernando Bates OF No. 81 Broad-st.,
formerly president OF the Mechanics end Traders
Bank by three of hs creditors W II Busey OF
Illinois 81 SO. Aaron D. Thompson Of Painhed.
y j. $500 am Edgar ". Youmans $50 They
alege that while insolvent and 20 give prefer
ence in October last nc pledged his 800 shares OF
the stock Of the bank. OF the par value Of $4,000.
for loans Of $4,000, and assigned the equity. worth
at least $4,000 The bank collateral security for
past due Indebtedness and that the bank knew that
his unsecured ndeotechess amounted 20 over ~,
90 and his entire assets We're insufficient 70 pay
OF H. Iney e 9 ne e' b { laI The esa
Of Matthew Burns 10 George NJ. Leventritt for
from the presidency of the bank I'm october last.
Nathan Peck Of No % West Eighty hfth-st.. has
filed petition in bankruptcy with liabilities $S53u
and 10 assets. He was partner In the firm Of
Peck Martin & Co.. dealers in building materials
formerly al West Thirteth-st. and the North River
who made an assignment on December H. 1890 with
liabilities $4,000 The assets realized S206555, and
creditors were paid 45 per cent Mr. Peck fled the
petition 10 get rid of numerous judgments obtained
Thomas T. Vermuye. civil engineer Of No. 1853
Wes' One-hundred -and-forty- fourtn-st, has fled
petition ia bankruptcy. with liabilities Hs03 and
nominal assets $3.50. o. he Liabilities 81 tA are
milye hay and grain dealers. who went ont 81
business five years ago.
Wlnan X. Mcfrhi. grocer, OF EIenFle, y y
has fled petition IN bankruptcy here with liabili-
ties A.s5s and 10 assets He was Of Merrill &
Royce who built a summer hotol on top OF the
snawanglnk Mountains al Crags Moor. which was
not a success.
Meyer Corn. Henry s. Kalske and Max J Plata
who composed the firm OF Corn Kal.ske e. Co, dry
goods dealers formerly a, Nos IA and l46 West
One-hundred- twenty hfth-st filed petition in
bankruptcy yesterday with liabilities So S9i and
assets There are about GO creditors The firm
failed In June. 1897
a meeting OF creditors OF the Sanders I'd Com
pany. manufacturers Of cocoa and chocolate at
No G3 Hudson-st held yesterday before p.
3 Olney referee in BANKRUPTCY. The schedules
showed liabilities so 679 and assets 81 759. Fifteen
claims. aggregating $500 were hed. and Alfred
Davis was elected trustee
meeting Of The creditors Of william Beverley
Harrison bookseller and publisher. Of No. West
Elghteenth-st.. who is president OF the Great
Round World Publishing Company, was held yes
terday before George Q. Holt referee IN bank
rlptcy. Peter 2. Barlow was elected trustee
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
STANDARD OIL BUYING SALT WELLS.

Buffalo. FEB. PA dispatch 70 The News from
Warsaw says that al the salt wells in the warsaw
field have been bought by the Standard OIL com
many Tn. Empire well has reserved its vacuum
nan which was put in recently. The salt com
panies have an option taking the purchase Price
entirely in cash or partly in stock OF the stsndatu
on Company II is the intention or the Standard 10
regulate the sale OF salt from ms Naley, anu !.
will probab bly, close those wells which ere the least
rab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
. CHICAGO NAN ACCUSED OF sVUGGL1yG.

Chief Customs Inspector Donotue arrested Emil
Denme a cabin passenger IN the North German
rJovd steamship saae, Th!ch arrived az Hoboken
vesterday on the charge NJ smuggling. nerrre q
=, ALLEGED Lad n his possession diamonds, watches
and other tewelry valued at 500, while only $50
worth o. dutiable property was entered upon MS
dec.aration he gave his address the Hotel Bis
Terck 10 $50 Rudoiph-st, Chicago. lie was ar
raigned before United States Conmissioner l1ns,ey
Rowe in Jersey City and released under Sl'cD ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
RA1rLMoRE DrNNER TO ADMIRAL soHLEY

Baltimore. Feb. H.-General Felix Agnus. chair
man OF the committee having In charge the ar
rangements for the banquet 70 Admiral Schley.
which will take place in this city on Tuesday next
at the Hotel Rennert announced to-day that all OF
the three hundred seats had been taken, and that
no more are available. Il was also announced that
General Miles Will be present and respond TO The
Army" The banquet IS to be made the occasion
for the presentation OF Il medal 10 Admiral Schley
by the stae OF Maryland In reeogniton of his SER
Vices during he late with Spain.
Tra presence Of General Miles will add additional
interest 70 the affair. General Miles will come
from, Washington with Admiral Schey and the
other guests from the capital Mrs. Schley. wife
OF Admiral schley will acco.ompany her husband
Mcclure. OF "rhe Philadelphia Times" will also
- with The guests from Washington at which
rial- Colonel Mcclure who is TO respond TO one OF
the toasts. will join them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
HOME NEWS.
,,,1,r re GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING UN IU-DH T.
Ohto Society annual dinner. Waldorf-Astor1ar 7
J.. IN. ,..I $4,000.
intercollegiate Athletic Association. Fifth Avenue
Hotel, -,
srrrogata's Court Investigation Courthouse, 10
a.
Kit Kat Club ladies' reception, 10 p. m;
smoker. evening
Steel manufacturers conference, Hollano house'
League FOR Political Education. No. q West For
ty-fourth-st-. II a. n.
Lecture By George Donaldson. Cooper Union, 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YORK-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ~ 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montoalm OBr, Morgan. London February 10
he Atlantic Transport Line. Passed In Sandy Hook
40 40
steamer Nidar Nor. Nelson. Newcastle January %.
81 ballast W Munson. Arrived the Bar 4
.
steamer saale GER Mirow Bremen February IL and
Southampton Is With mdas 80 cabin 27i steerago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
MIN From 4 PL4YlATFS SHOT.

Ernest Typler thirteen years old, died last night
~ the home OF bis father. DR.. c. f. Typler, No.
11a West One-hundred nd-twenty-s The
nov was pupil al the PeddIs institute Hights-
town y j. and was accidentally snot by MS play
roste Arthur Bartoette. while 81 play In the insu-
trte m. injured boy was Immediately brought 10
his parents home and everything possible was done
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
WILL BE FACTOR IN A COPPER TRUST.

Articles Of incorporation were fled with County
Clerk Fisher at Jersey City. yesterday, by tho
Florence Mining Company. The corporators
Thomas F. Lennon. T. F. Farrell and A T. Charles.
Of Jersey City. The capital stock IS 100000
Charles y. King. manager OF the New-Jersey
corporations agency said the company would be a
factor in q copper trust 20 be formed 10 operate
mines in the West. but he could give no further
particulars until after the organization meeting.
He could not say when this would be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
q " crprISs RLRrHDAY HONORED.

Yesterday was Curtis Day at the Staten Island
Academy. 1t being the anniversary Of tho birth Of
George william Curtis. who was for a number OF
Years president of the Board OF Trustees OF the
ne scenes from Curtlss book, "Prue and l." The
parts we're well represented and the scenes Were
In-itnessed nv a larIe number o. guests, who were
NOT SHARING OF their applause Songs by the school
formed a part Of me entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
FOR A NATIONAL SALT COMPANY.
SEVERAL MANUFACTURING CONCERNS TO BE
UNITED INTO ONE COMPANY.

UNITED INTO ONE COMPANY.
II was announced yesterday upon authority that
plans were being perfected for the consolidation
into one company, 10 be incorporated IN New-Jer-
sew under the name Of the National Salt Company,
OF several salt manufacturing concerns, the aggre-
gate output Of which Is about 80 per cent Of the
total product Of salt evaporated from brine by
artificial heat IN this State; it being purposeo also
10 ACQUIRE by purchase, from time to time modern
salt Manufacturing plants in OHIO and Michigan
the control Of which would give the new company
practically 4 monopoly Of salt production east OF
the Missouri River The new company, It was
added would take over the entire business OF the
present National Salt Company, and would have
an authorized capital of 100000. Of which $4,000
O00 would be non-cUmulative preferred stock and
&c 0O0 90 common stock-S2 200 Of the preferred
and 6 900 600 of the stock TO be retained in
the treasury provide for the purchase Of tho
plants In Ohio and Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
4 RECEPTION FOR COMMODORE PHILIP.

The National Temperance Society OF New-York
CITY last evening held reception FOR Commodore
John W Philip at the rooms Of the society, Nos. 3
and West Eiehteenth-st. William T. Wardwei
presided and introduced Commodore Philip VINO
r,ada a brief RESPONSE. Remarks were made by
n r / C1Jvler DR. r l. Poulson and others
letter OF regret read from Secretary Long Oh
the Navy. The evening was spent socleiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
NORTH TARRYTOWN

The trustees of School District No T. town %
Mount Pleasant have compiled the budget amount
Ing 10 s2 $50 Il VIII be voted upon by taxpay-
ers on March T.
Byron NJ. Hawks superintendent Of lockwood
Hail. lefl town this week trip through the
South. Mr.. Hawks expects 70 purchase a lot Of
horses and cattle for william Rockefeller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
RRIARCLIFF MANOR

Another memorial window has been placed IN the
Consrega tional Church at this place II is the stt
o. the Rev. John s and Mrs Penman. Of Bangor,
Ne IS In memory OF their infant daughter. andl
49, he inscription In loving memory OF
Ceore1ana Law Penman born April p; died SEP
,ember n 1885" Above the inscription IS oeauulul
Yyctlre OF Christ blessing little children II, -
The next social gathering FOR young men VIII DC
held nj the parsonage on Monday evening heNt,
Ysnen CORPORAL John r jenkins, Of Company . ISL
Regirnent will deliver his postponed ADDRESS on
the Santiago campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
TARRNTOWN

The funeral OF Harriet Powell wife OF Poracia
Powell who died on Wednesday, was held yes-er-
day afternoon al her home, in Storms-st. The Rev.
a. r. Jiabon pastor OF the Second Reformed
Church oalciated and burial was in Unionvillc.
Mrs. Powell was eignty-tnlce years old.
Lu4w!g GOabel. father Of the Rev. G. a ~.
Goabel. pastor OF the Greenburg Reforoled Church
at Eir1sford die. New y Ork Thursday.
Burial will be IN Sleepy Hollow Cemetery to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
NEW-ROCHELLE

A public hearing viii be given the new city
charter before the Senate Committee cities next
Tuesday afternoon az 23o o'clock The Republican
Town Committee win be roprese led by Charles
Mutt, and the Republican Club by A. J.. Walradt
and p. p Stafford They WI endeavor 70 have the
Office Of Controller designated by the charter.
The Board Of Trade At us meeting Monday
night Will be entertained by lecture on municipal
Affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

ico almost hide the crib from view. No commuh-
cation mas been had with the men for several days
and IL r. known their provisions are sHvI -, -,
frrrnts 10 reach the crib with tug have peen ul-
successful The last supply Of food was taken o 70
the CRIB three weeks ago. II IS feared nc oa
ary structure will collapse under the tons OF lco
pcd uDon H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
CAR AND FOUNDRY COMPANY OFFICERS.

The following officers and directors have been
elected Of the American Car and Foundry Com
pany, which was incorporated at Trenton on Feb
ruary p. with an authorized capital Of 100000:
vice-president: Anthony Gref secretary. Board Of
Directors: William Mcmillan 81; Louis chairman
William K Bixby, 81. Louis; II. b. Denker 81
Charles, Mo- J. L. smyser. Jefersonyllle, Ind: {;
+ II. Eaton Berwick Penn; J. j. Albright B B
falO Anthony Gref Jersey CITY; Lewis D. COX,
Terre Haute, Ind; George Hargreaves, Detroit +.
p Canda Huntingdon. ". Va; Charles T. Schoen.
Pittsburg: O. ". Meysenburg Chicago: George
Coppell r. y. Dckerson and Chester Griswold
NeW-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

ment at Albany on Thursday OF The oomPShIy
mans in connection with the recently oisaiii~V
Asroria Light Heat and Power Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

4 RECEPTION HELD AT sHERRYs. FOLLOWED
BY 4 DINNER

The members % the Harvard Club composed OF
graduates Ct Harvard. held reception last evening
for the members Of the Yale Club. composed Of
graduates OF Yall. The reception was held at
sherry's Last year the members OF the Yale Club
gave reception for me Harvard Club members.
Harvard decided O. reciprocste, and last nights
AFFAIR WAS the outcome.
There was no set programme The Harvard men
with their guests e2th--ed In the large reception
the second Goor. where President James
G. Carter gave address Of welcome which
responded 10 BY President Thomas Thacher % Ya.e
Then followed inlrOmptu speeches Among those
who took part H. the speechmaking Judge
Henry e Rowland Dr. William r. Harper, Of the
University Of Chicago and Brayton Ives.
Arer the speechmsking the entire party ad-
journed 70 the floor above where dinner was
served AFTER the feat she University Glee Club
entertained With college Songg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
ADVANCE N coNSOLIDATED GAS.

Consolidated Gas made ere Of the sensational
advances Of the day In stock market yesier-
day. closing at 22OM a net gain Of ll% per cent.
The riso generally ascTtbed 20 tho announce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

Theodore E. Tack has been appointed receiver for
the Elmo Carbon Crete Insulator Company OF NO
A Broad-s; on the application OF Albert H. Isi
tire v,ro obtained a Judgment against the COM
nanv on December 2s for legal services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAl

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise $40 Sunset $40 Noon sets --Moons are Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook D Gov. Island 500 He'll Gate $40
M-sandy Hook 75 GOV. Island s:2o He'll Gate io;lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS,

TO-DAY.
--,.a.i For Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
1900 Coi1r Panama ............ 1900 200 IN
Adirondack. Jamaica etc. Atlas 20 m l2oo m
Amsterdam. Rotterdam. Holl- Amer. 500 m 90 m
CaraD4ra. I.verp-o cunard ...-.....lz;vp m 800 m
BINS Naples etc. O Lloyd......... 300 ilOo m
Fortatele Bermuda. Clel-o ........ 300 m Zoo m
F.rnessia Glasgow. Anchor ........l0:OO m ZOO m
" So.sraine H1vre French ........ 100 a m 1000 a m
Pruadelpiia Porto Rico. Red D. IL 90 90 m
p--,ia Newfoundland Red cross. Up 90 m 200 m
MONDAY. FEBRUARY q.
Algonquin Charleston. clyde .......-. B'0op m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

A vigorous growth and the original colo
eiven - the hal. by Parker's Hair Balsafn. -.
Cre~es Ointment makes healthy SKIN. BOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

Schedules Of Ernes, Frelse, T.. cigar manufac'-
urer Of No l62 Pearl-st.. show liabilities OF SzoSoV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

CARTOONS PROHIBITED IN CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento. Cal. Feb. 2t-Ths Governor has
signed the Anti-Cartoon bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. FROM Llhe
c-,cs0o Hull, Feb Wilson
Liverpool Feb White star
5000 m .. Bremen Feb 10 .Holl-Amer
1+ec ...... Liverpool. Feb II. White Star
lsI.-toia Hamburg Feb l2....... .HaTnhAmer
:. I-,iis Southampton. Feb ls...... American
Liverpool Feb is............ .Cunard
sCNDA- FEBRUARY %
- Nornande......Havre Feb IS French
is-o Cify......sv- Feb II Bristol
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 81.
Bow Liverpool 'eo WINE ''ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
Announcements

u g. W "Tronwood" F. e W.
= Whipped Seam Gun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

Judgment for sl7s5s was entered yesterday
against Thomas +. Tripler. dealer IN seconc-hahu
buuding materials at 40. 3ol Avenue 3. ana also
aeginst Thomas e Tr!pler r.. and John II. Trip
ler In favor OF Terence Herman. for a balance
due on four demand notes made from T5o 10 ~
by Thomas +. IripleT an4 ihGoIseu ~ i"''''' "
1lripler IT, and John II. Tripler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
amusemenis.

TRYING Place Theatre-To-day, Mat. POP
prices) & Eve. the great suceess, ON THE sunny
SIDE" BY the authors Of I'm WElSSEN ROEsSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

The Knckerbocker Trust Company has oo'alheu
leave from Justice Beach Of the Supreme court 10
nroceed 10 foreolose mortgage Of $'""H mace oy
the Arken Publishing Company OF 40. il" ri''',
ave on February J. 1895. real estate personal
oro~,,- right. and franchises TO secure an issue
of bonds ne bonds were neEotiaied by me
Knickerbocker Trust COMPANY; are he,H ny s re
bondholders requested the trust company 10 3es.l
80 Ina simmons on Bartlett ArkeI. the lem
Sorarv receiver of the Arkel Publishing Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sheriff received an execution Yesterday
oaatns. the Fits Frary & Hampson Company
stock brokers. OF No 70 Broadway TOT s-'Vi'' ~
favor Of the Philip V Mutchner Coinpany, y.
- Tho former company on Thursday Tor
20 ~ but II was said that si7oO had been paia on
occo1nt The claim was for $500, deposited on On
contender as marsn on the sale OIL 90 iio a
cbfcapo Cincinnati. Columbus ana -. l.ou.a tn -,
road sfock and $l,lS damages ior neEleCI'lI t-s6
ever the stock on November at ~ as O.is n
~ cbT,n vent TO No 80 Broadway yesterday 10
mske a lew but could not find the Fits, ran I
& Hampson COMPANY ana It ,,1 %ss 40 The com
nm was Incorporated on September with cap,
TAI stock OF 10000 10 continue the pus'"''' "
l eu-iq TeWkshury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

meeting Of the creditors Of william Beverley
Harrison. bookseller and publisher. Of No. West
Elghteenth-st who is president Of the Great
Round World Publishing Company. was held yes
terday before George Q. Holt referee IN bank
rlptcy Peter 2. Barlow was elected trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. II (SpeciaD.-There was vsn<
wheat experience to-day, break OF NC
opening, a complete recovery about noon ans '.s
weak closing The last prices were NC unsp
Thursdays. The market opened under puts p'
calls and finally closed at about the put nsws
December opened at $3.50. sold between @Swf
and 671sI67ssc and closed at &c 10 67sc. May cSe
at The or 4c 10 5lsc over December. The opema
weakness was on a Liverpool break. the bnen.
market or sd to I'D on futures. and on 70 10 "
on spot Liverpoops weakness was on tns
gentine crop prospect. Although the ne" "n|'
Is almost ready TO cut, the stock OF old whes'
Argentine ports is 5l52,000 bushels. compares VI
$4,000 bushels at this time last year. As~."'
since January has shipped over $4,000 oeA. .s
and the growing crop promises 10 be larger 'HAa
last one Continental markets were not 30 ~s
the Liverpool Minneapolis reported better NV"
mand; there was some Improvement In tns sss
market here. The quick recovery that i0n ...~
the opening weakness was on an oversoio oo"1's
Of the local market, result OF 100 muen ~
nimity on the selling side. Receipts were aoou' ,ss
last year's-so2 cars In the Northwest, against =.
and 65 cars here. against 1888. and $1,000 ou'"'"
primary points. against ]. $3.50" bushes. A., 4
Corn was strong enough 10 help wheat }" 'a,.
while The market, however. did not hoid J" ..orc
Il was almost gone at the close Lack Oh , n q.
crease about 100000 bushels on Monday ~ a,
shipments will be about 10000 busnes 40,
early buying was against puts Duluth ~ie' Doc
about 1000 600 bushels OF wheat would STAR -"
there for Chicago within ten days. .,a
Small Western offerings. worry Hight Iocai TO ..r
and steadily decreasing stocks gave the Ouns "a,
courage In, corn. Prices were up sc to nc 80,
the close was lsc to &c. and at 3ls.qSlbc 'aus-,
closed at slIsc sellers May touched @c ou' "a. .s
at 927.c Receipts were &3 cars with about ~ ~
bushels leaving not over 100000 bushels IN "
houses The shipping demand does not my,
Liverpool was I'D 10 I'd lower; cearanees
$4,000 bushels for the day and 1000" ousn.' :.
the week The wet, mild weather West
favorable for the Western movement n
Oats at their best were up NC; they eo 'esa,
over Thursday: December. 22Isc: May H's" :,
Receipts are light; the shipping demand fa"' a.
days cars were 49, with 1870 for Saturday ~
however. are chiefly Influenced by corn. ana -
10 be. Seaboard clearances only 1900 busns"' A..
Flaxseed was easy. unchanged 20 he lo~o a.,
Thursday; December, 81 q; May, 81 IN Ing 20 ~ n
noints had l5i cars OF seed, compared WIN ~
provisions were steady. with some covef'I53o e
the English packers. who have been nearlsnv n
lard and ribs closed 2iac to SC over Thursos'
talent here is not bulllsh. -. .,osed
on the curb puts on December wheas ,,s EAU
e64c: calls. 674c. Puts on May whes,, s,ss;e.
Tis-c Puts on May corn. ssNc; calls SNee-.