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WE CFFEB 050.000 ITorth Chicago Street Ky. Co. 20-year 53 The entire lesue ii 1,500,000 on property of the forth Chicago City By. Co. nd all the acquired property ol the North Chicago btreet rtv.

i o.im estimated value of which is at least Mj.CXK,OCK We aouidat tlaeae bona a choice imunfc CHICAGO sucft PRfSTwntANtC Money to Loan at: 5 Oa Improved City Real Estate. "On or before" privileges will be granted on exceptionally strong securities. PEABODY, HOUGHTELffiG 115 Dearborn St' FINANCE AND TRADE FINANCE. Satoxbay Evaarnro. Jan.

19. The associated bank cleeraacea at the principal title of the United State to-day and a week ago war aa follows: Jan. 19. Boston Philadelphia 12.5rf0.000 St, 3.3t,ooO Baltimore 2. 170,000 Jan.

11. $113,395,000 l.S0,onu 11.174,000 10,497.000 2il.0O0 2.33. 000 Now York exchange sold between bank, to-day as follows: Chi euro, at 25o rami am; Boston. at 53l0o discount. The demand for assistance has steadily declined the past week, and interest rates are appreciably easier than a week ago.

The ease experienced has been largely due to the weak and lower markets at the principal Eastern cities. The calls for sc coznmodation from the regular customers of the banks have not materially fallen off, bat the oat-aide opportunities for lending money, which were very abundant two weeka since, hare dwindled to almost nothing. Whatever commercial paper ia being made of the kind tnat naturally falls into brokers' hands is now sent to New York, or some other cheap market, for discount. Board of Trade firms are not in need of any large amounts of capital, and the tendency of country deposits here la to increase quite freely. The movementa of currency are not large, bat receipts are decidedly in ezceas ot shipments.

Interest rates are quotable at 6. 7. and per cent on the regular market, while brokers report street rates easy at per cent on all and 6 per cent on time where satisfactory col laterals are offered. It is believed that the active movementa of merchandise which usually come toward the end of January and the freer produce operations at the end of the month will add some- vnat to sue genera vmiuuf moui ui iwaaauio iuuun flu. hinitumH tncreaae in the week's ban clear ings over the same period of lAyf, Indicates that general trade ia becoming more active.

The flow ot foods to New York continues, and the demands for money there are comparatively email. The weekly statement of the metropolitan banks shows an increase oi id ineir surplus Toveuuea. while deposits expanded over oiio. Eastern exchange sold (Saturday at 35e per tl.ooi) premium. Foreign exchange was quiet, bnt sterling bills were stronger as toiiows; Sixty Dajs.

Demand. Sterling Posted $4t $4.8, Bankers' sterling, actual 4-854 4-Sf1, Commercial 4.84! 4-87 'n Bankers' franca 5.33 8.1854 Commercial s-zest 0.21 Bankers' marks .96 Commercial marks .95 Investment securities were in good demand at stead to Arm rices. The sales at the Chicago Stock Exchange to-day were aa louowt FIRST CALL. 10:30 A. M.

North Chicago street It R. Co. loo 112Ji Chi. Oa L. and Coke Co.

6 s. 1,000. 81 le 81 Do l.uOu Do Looo Do l.ooo Do 3.0UO.... Do Do l.oiio DO L'JoO 81 81 807, 81 81 81 81 81 Do Do 2, con West Div. Ry coupon 6's 1,060....

Do l.ouo Do 1.0o0 lolt ioi ...101 North Chicago Street B. Co. 15 Do 5 Do 112M The bidding prices at the Chicago btocg Lg change to-day were as follows: Continental National ..117 Union Trust ...190 Allen Paper Car Wheel Co ...135 Chamber of Commerce. los Central Music Hall J00 Chicairo Gas Trust 94 North Cbicaco btreet Ry. Co.

1126 Union Stock Ysrd A Transit Co. Chicago City 4V. BM0. Chicago Pass Rr Co. 6 s.

1903 107 Chicago Board of Trade 10-50 6'a Cui. Opera Honw Co 6, 1905.... ....10476 Commercial Bid bt. Louis, a Dak. Ter.

10-) 6'a. 19u7 108 Dak. Ter. 10 rr. 6's.

1897 108 Dai, Ter. -2o 4 Hi a. 1907 loo, Das. 'ler. 10-29 4 Vs.

1907 104 Dak. Ter. 10-30 4'a. 1917..... 104 Lincoln Park 7's, 1835 1047, N.

W. Safe and Trust Co. 6 1304 lovfe North Chicago Street Ky. 1st ai.e 1900 112 Wash P'k Club, 2-10 6'a. 1894 .......100 W.

Div.Rv.Co. coudob 6-30 6's 101 U. 8. 4's coupon. luo7 1274 V.

S.4's 1907 127 U. 8. 44 Coupon. S.4?s 1391 The condensed statements of the Sew Xork associated banks for the week ending Saturday, Jan. 19.

18S9. were as follows 85.688.700 36.570.300 41fi.W7.a-iO 4,821,300 Inc. t3.or4.500 Legal He serve Required ICC 3.518.000 Inc. Inc. Inc.

Inc. 1.639.4J0 38,800 104.2U9.45O 18.u29.560 6.167.400 1.6T7.000 eurutus Inc. 8,40,400 The clearings of the Chicago associated banks for the week ending Saturday Jan. 19, 1889, were as Data. Clearfnara.

Bal JIoDdaT. $11.7 i7. 7263 Tuesday J0.018.I25.O2 1.201.712,17 Wednesday 11.035.666.34 1,217.497.46 Thursday 822,171.67 'ridas 9.896,241.78 903,175.03 baturday 9,884.313.73 877.496.64 $63,335,159.76 corresponding weec laxtyear 64.468.641.00 4,843.697.00 I Be report Of tbe Chicago Hoard or Trade Clearing House for the weekending Saturday, Jan. 12, 189. was as follows: Date.

Clearings. Balances. $387,304.50 $93,401.75 inesday 442,962.75 .136,86.7 VednesUy 130.333.50 Thursday 215,210.00 77.716.25 I'riday 2 .82.591.25 baturday 229,0870 84.773,75 $1009.184.75 $604,912.25 Preceding week. 1.168,237.50 3U7.917.49 The New York Commnrciml Bulletin says: "Money is accumulating in the hands of some lenders in a way that makes all holders of loanable funds a little discouraged, and the flnaucial eituation is easy. Time-loaning rates show a tendency to go lower, and it ia beliered that some short-time transactions have been closed at below per cent.

Tbe latter is still the nominal flgnre for thirty to sixty days, about 3V, per cent for sixty days, and 4 per cent for a year. The amount ot business doing in this class, however, is very limited. For call loans the ruling rate is 2 '4 per cent, but occasionally transactions are made at a fraction away from that figure. The demand is small, and rates are ao low that canvaasiag for favorable terms has virtually ceased. The cora-mercial-aaper brokers are doing little or no business, simply because they have nothing to sell, Erery lot of paper offered is very quickly taken no at rates rwhich are gradually settling lower.

The sales reported are of email amounts." The London Kcimmxat aaya of the financial situation "i'or the moment the market ia flooded with money, bat it does not seem likely that much of that will remain after the accounts with the Bank have been adjusted, and now, in the ordinary course of things, the revenue collection will sweep money into the bank. Thus the present drop in the value of money ia likely to be only temporary, for the Bank is certainly not yet in a position to lower its rate, and it may bo expected gradually to gain control OTr the market and make it rate effective." The Londoa Bankers Clearing House transactions for the yesr just closed exceeded in segregate these of 1887 by about 14 per cent, and surpassed by nearly 10 per cent the largest amount previously recorded that of the year 188L The transactions of 1888. amounting to 6,942,172.000 afford en of the oest Indications of commercial activity In Great Britain. The WaA Street Arte says: "A bin was Introduced in the New York Assembly yesterday allowing the trustees of savings banks to invest in the municipal stocks and bonds of Boston, Chicago, and St. Lionia.

We note a sesreity ef first-class nigh priced bonds in the market. The investment demand for them thus far this month has been quite heavy. The bell Telephone Company ia in hard luck. We only paid 24 per cent profit for the privilege of saying "hello 1 hello and receiving no better response than the miluJreproTlaf toply ef Ui telephone girl, "I shall report yon to the Superintendent for profanity and have your instrument taken outl TELEGRAPHIC FINANCIAL. KIW tORt.

Nbw Tobk. Jan. 19. The stock market was again fairly active to-day and for the general list Inclined to strength, but an attack upon the south-westerns checked this tendency and such avail advances as had been made in tbe early dealings were generally neutralized toward the oloee. There was aa usual of late little disposition, to trade, though seemed inclined while London and the first prioes the trade as a role to cover at the opening ras a buyer of Erie in moot of the active share showed advanoea over last evening' figures extending to per cent.

'The latter was in Missouri Pacific. There -was less attention paid to the South westerns in tbe early trading, but New England came to the front and led a general npward movement with a gain of per cent. Pullman was, howavet, the special feature of the early trading, and it rapidly shot an 4 per cent, to 189, again breaking the record ot the highest price. This movement Was accompanied by a revival of the reports tbst the Pullman Company had opened negotiations for the absorption of the Union Palace Car Company which were progressing favorably, and that an announcement of their consnmmauon might be looked for. Tbe npward spurt soon ceased, and a determined attack upon Consolidated Gas changed the temper of the speculation.

This was followed by a further drive at the southwestern and Atchison and Missouri Pacino gave way rapidly, the former reaching 59. which ia the lowest price since 188L The activity acoomoanrins the raid was very marked in those two stocks, and Atchison for the first time since its listing upon the New York Stock Exchange led the list in point of activity. New Haven was also very strong again at the opening, ana It again reached its highest figures, 225. The bank statement was favorable, but had no apparent effect, and while the general list was well held throughout a sagging tendency was displayed after the first break in gas. The close was fairly active and rather heavy at close to the opening figures, The following were the quotations and sales a the New York Stock Exchange: CLosmo.

Duacaamox. i a Am. Cot. Hd. X.

Atlantic dc Pac. Atcmson. C. B. Canada a.

8591 60 60 494 8 49H loot 8 8i 8M 9.S6; 63 53 on 60 524 SI 920: 910 110H no 109 i 61 62 19 61J 62 19 Chea. 1M 19 1 1 15H 58, C. te O. lstprf. C.

C. C. Con. Gas e.367 83 83 81 hi. 95 35 I 81 81 Col.

Coal fc 4501 SIX six 8154 954 C. A K. Ill C. K. pfd C.I., St.

Chi. Gas V. L.AW Del. Ens r.ne pfd Erie 43H 96 93 344 SSO 9514 92 35 S10 92 92 35 100' 86 t.220140 140, 140 140 1397, 445il341341( 184 4 1344 1 133 6,1851 500 28,1 28H1 2X 65, 98 4 28, 6641 64 10.000 101 ii 101 101 E. Tenn.

Ga 9 22J4 64 115 974 9754 E. T. O. 2d Df 22 a 22 is '22X1 111. Cent.

Jermv 300 97H 974 Lake 102. J.320 102 102 Mit 674 16 '72S 66 93 114 924 Louis. L. K. A L.

E. Jr W. pf 41 o. Pacino L. b.

it W. pf. 51inn te HtJj.pt. Manhattan 1074 New 444 2, 6054 Nor. Pc.

Nor. Pse. N. Y. Cent S.drW.

Df 1084 O. Traas. Ont. 307, 324 93 364 Omaha Omaha Pac. JiaiL.

Puilman 18454 Peoria U.AE. Keadinr. Rich. Term 344 98 99 4K Kich. Terml pfd it ocx Rome and St.Pasi St.

Paul pf St. Paul ifc t. P. M. Sr Kt.

L. ar S.F of. 106 ioi 61 .13 8 LS.F. 1st pf St. L.

Ark. AT. Tex. Pacific Tenn. Coal 84 21 TJaion W.c L.

E. pfd. Wabash 13 Wabasli 354 944 Western onion. United States bonds and exsresa and mining snares sold on the Sow lore, stock Jkxchango yes terday as follows: L. b.

4 s. reg 1274 u. 8. Krpress T4 V. 8 4 S.COUD 1274 Well, Fargo ..133 U.

S. 44's, rg 109 Am. Cotton 49 V. ei.4), a. icoioraue ooal si PaniScG'sof .1,9 124 Lino, stamoea 4 (Waiiron 20 Miasonri 's 100 Ostario 95 Tenn.

new set 105 Tenn. new set 6's. .101 Quicksilver, SS Sotro Tens, new set 714 Adams American 1434 Bolwer 60 .109 ILAW.r. 244 SOSTOX. BowTOw, llaaa- Jan.

19. Bonds were dull and steady this morning, bat stocks were generally lower. Pullman, nowever, and stall telephone Im proved to some extent. The tone at the close was depressed, snd notably so for Atchison. The trad ing in Atchison this morning presented the wildest scene the Hosten Btoek Lxchango baa ever wit' neftsed.

as tbe scramble to sell the stock was simply indescribable. Opening only 4 weaker at 24. the suDply came fast and furious, and only at the clos ing of the board at 13 clock were the broker enabled to understands the situation. Then it was found that the stock was offering freely at 60(34924. with actual sales reported aa lew a 494.

the morning decline 34. 8AJt FXAWCIBCOk BAIT Fbaxcisco. Jan. 19. The official iclosinv quotations ior mining stoccs to-oay were as fol lows Alts.

Ophir. $6.99 Potoai. 2-W Bast 6.25 Bodie C'solidsted. 1.65 8.60 Con. Cala.

8.T6 Crown Point 6.50 Savage. 2.H5 Sierra 8.16 Union Con 9.85 L25 Yellow Jacket 4-60 6.26 Nevada Oueen 3. 96 Gould 4V 2.95 Hale 6.26 Mexican 9.60 L65 INorth Beiie 2M TRADE. Satxtbdat Evnmo. Jan.

19. The leading classes of speculative trade in grain and provisions on 'Chang to-day are summarised below and compared, with yesterday's closing quotations. The higher, or sellers' price' are given aa the closing ones. Hess pork is quoted per barrel. lard and short ribs per 100 pound, and boxed meat sell at 35c more than loose: 400 67 67.

6754 7 "52 "si" "iivi 9.C10 734 714 715, 1.105 1074 lug 107H 107 10.930 5X 44H 44H 04 '604 'ioOri'ioH 810 10834 10814 M8, 108H looi aas 33 xtw l.uoO 301, 804 304 100 153 15 in 153s 6K) 32a 32V, 32 32 150 92 92 92 92 i7 lH" iki" 100 24 24 24 24 7.100 4H4 4V. 44 4g 1.625 24 'v 2'tj 24H 34s 5) 78 781 labt 1,923 98 98a 974 974 66' 644 64 32 loS 105 10ta 10434 100 40 40 40 SO 1MH lum 101 101 825 63 63 624 624 100 U3! U34 113J, "aiU 2114 "21)4 iiH 3)X8 33 32 33 33 3.54J 43-, 63'i 3 63s 1,150 61, 61), 61 61 I 795 "iii. 84H "4 84 Open-I CLOSrsox. AJtTZCLM. fng I Range to-day.

to -day) Jan.19jJaa.lS Wheat I I January .96 .96549 DH February 974 .964 J7M; .964 j744 Mav L0154 I.oo4a L014 l.oo 1.014 June .99 .99 J-27 .93 .34 .344 44 MH .344 .844 .36 .344 .344 .854 .36 .854 .354 .364 M)4 .964 .4 Jtl .8634 .375. 674 JT74 Oats I .344 .3440 .244 .2454 .264 .254, .264 Mav .27 .274 .274 J74 June .374 .374 -274 .274 Mees sork January. 13.65 12.4241165 12.424 12.58 12J6 I2.424i912.e24 12424 12J March 12.624 12J24012.524 13.624 12.66 Mav 13.85 12.70 4012.974 13.75 18.874 Lard 6.85 6.85 6.85 9.85. 6-814 6.90 6.824 6.95 9.85 6.90 March 6.974 8.85 4 6.974 6.874 6.98 May. 7.074 .9740 7.10 1.034 7.09 Short ribs January.

6.45 6.45 9 6.45 $.45 6.50 6.45 6.45 ui 6.66 6.474 9.534 6.60 S.60 4 6.60 6324 6.674 May 6.724 6.60 6.78 6.624 6.794 The latest sellers" nricea for tha eorresDondina day last year were as follows: January. February. May. No. 9 4 .764 .7674 .834 No.

3 444 ,44 .63:14 No.3 oatsu. JX) Pork 14.174 14.175 14.60 Lard T.45 T.44 7.65 Shorvrib 7.55 T6 T.80 a The markets on 'Change Saturday 'ruled weak and values averaged lower for leading articles. Wheat was rather tame most ef the day. The market opened about Jc lower than Friday's clos ing prices, advanced slightly, and then declined 14c, sold within small range, and closed about Mo lower than yesterday. Domestio markets were all quiet and without special Chang, with, matkst Is TITC DAUT nrTZR OCEA17, 3IONDAT ZZOTTZTG, JAITUAr.Y the Northwest rather firm.

Liverpool was quoted quiet and slightly lower. The weakness in the market was attributed to a falling off In the demand, the support at, the being removed by a lack ot buying orders, At the same time there waa fair selling by parties who recently have been buying. The decline was assisted by the report that the New York Mail and Exprtti would pub-llah a statement showing that the supply of wheat and flour in the United States, afloat and in Em-rope, would exceed that at corresponding date last year. This, no doubt, influenced some Cash, wheat sold rather sparingly and val ues averaged lower. A moderate bust nsss waa transacted In corn, bnt the feel ing wa weak.

In sympathy with the decline in wheat sines opened firm, bnt later weakened end closed MO 54 lower than yesterday. The market wa governed entirely by local in fluences. Business was confined largely to room trader. Cable quoted corn weaker. Osts sold sparingly and closed MO Me lower.

Smaller cereals quiet and without much change. Seeds sold slowly and value were rather easy. Flour quiet and unchanged. Millstuffs sold sparingly at former prices. Provisions wsre again unsettled and Irregular.

Offerings were rather large, while the demand was only moderately active. A steady feeling prevailed at the start, but later general weakness characterized the market, Offering were credited chiefly to local speculator and manufacturers, and the demand wa partly on out-aide account. Advice from Eastern markets were rather unfavorable to holders, and Liverpool re porta showed a decline of 3d in lard for future do ll very. Mess pork sold at 55loo higher than Fri day's closing prices, bnt later value weakened and closing figures showed 124o decline. Lard closed 345o lower and abort ribs J74o lower.

About 37,000 tcs of lard were shipped from Chi eago during last week. Estimated receipts for to-day: Wheat, 96 cars; corn, 134 cars; oats. 62 cars; hogs, 16.000. About 97.009 pes of sides and 37,000 pes of shoulder were shipped South during the last wees. It is rumored that miller in the Northwest will advano prices' ltgao for wheat ia the country to- oay.

Shipments ef flour from Minnesota daring the past week were 64,781 brla. against 60.904 brls the proeeaing weeg. Packing in C'bicaro since October 37 show decrease of 818,000 hogs compared with the corre sponding; ume last year. HeerboKm estimates the annual eonaumntion Of flour and wheat in the United Kingdom at equal to to 20,000.000 bu. The receipts ot flour and grain at CM ago for the week just closed were equal to 4.871,600 bu.

And the shipments equal to L690. 799 bu. It ie estimated that the stock of old wheat ia the Chicago elevators is about l.uua,ooO to L600.00H bu. This- is mostly of the hard variety, or North western wheat. ACTUAL CASH Among tha actual cash transactions on 'Change te-dsy were the following: Flenr Spring Wheat 300 brls Pillsbnry's Best.

125 bra Laurel, and 200 aacks Baker a en p. t. 200 sacks Bakers, and 175 aacks Cottonwood Bakers on p. t. Winter 125 bris White Signal.

125 brls "0 on n. t. Low Grate 3uo sacks Bed Dog at $1.60. Bye 170 aacks at $2.75. Urmw Offerings light market firm.

Sale were: On Track 1 car specky at $11.25. 1 car good at $11.75. Free on Board 1 ear to arrive at 41L60, 1 car at $12, 1 car choice coarse at $12.60. Middlings Free on Board 1 ear coarse at $10.60. 1 ear at $10.75, 1 ear medium line at $10.80.

Winter Wheat In Store and to Go to Store-No. 3 3 cars at 9654c: No. 9 red. 3 cars at 81o; Free on Board, Switched and Delivered No. 4 red.

1 car at 70c: ltcar at 74e: No. 8 red, 1 car at 96c. 1 car at 864c. 9 cars at 87c, 1 car at skc Spring; Wnmt In Store and to Go to Store-No. 2.

1 car at 9654c Free on Board, Switched and Delivered No grsde 1 car frosted at 44c: No. A 1 car frosted at 62c. 1 car frosted at 4 cars at 74c; No 3..1 car at 854c, 3 ears at 86c, 1 car at 98c I card hard variety at 97c, 1 car at 94c. Corn In Store and to Go to Store No. 9 snd No.

9 yellow. 3 ears at 9454: No. 8, 9 ears at 3054c 4 cars special location at 304c: No. 3 yellow. 3 care at 3040.

Oa Track No. 4. 13 cars at 2n4c. 5 cars choice at 3934c, 3 cars st Soe. 1 car choice yellow at 4c; No.

3. 4 cars at j4c cars choice at 31c; No. 3 yellow, 3 cars at 31iac 3 cars choice at 314c Free on Board and Switched No. 4, 6 ears at 244c, 15 cars at 24e, 6 cars choice at 30c 5 cars at Sofic. 11 ears choice yellow and ry at ao He.

1 car at 34c 3 cars at 91c 3 ear billed through at 29c; No. 8. 6 ears at 31e. 14 ears choice yellow and dry at 9154c, 9 care billed through at 394c; No. 9 yellow, 9 cars at 314c, 3 oars choice at 314 2 cars at 32c, 3 care billed through at 80540, 4 car at 304c, 1 car choice at 3lc Oats Ia Store and to Go to Store No aales.

On Track No. 9. 1 car at 24c, 1 car at 2454c. 1 ear at 34 4c; No. white, 1 car at tt4o, 1 car at 26c, car choice at 37c 1 car at 374c 1 car beriey-oata at 3e4o 1 car fane? at 29c; No.

2, 1 Car at 1 car white at 27c 1 car choice at 374c; No. 3 white, 1 car choice at 39c, 1 ear barley-oat at 30c Free on Board No. 3, 9 car at 234c, cars at 334o, 16 ears choice at 24c, 1 car at 3 cars whit at 344c. 1 car at 39c, I car rust proof at 26c, 1 car billed through at 34c: No. 13 white, can 'at 25c 3 cars at 264c 9 cars 1 choice' at 26c 1 carat 2654c 8 cars choice heavy at 264c 3 cars at 37c 3 cars barley-oat at 374c.

1 car at 28c 1 ear billed through at 364c; No. 2, 2 cars at 254c 3 cars choice at 240, 3 car at 26e, 1 car billed through at 34c; So. 3 white, 1 car at 384c, 1 oar barley-oats at 3o4c Ky In -Store No. 4 ear at 48c Free oa Board or Switched No. 9, 1 ear at 4o4c Barlwv-cln Store No sales.

On TJack No. a. 1 ear at 63c Free on Board or Switched Screen-ings. 1 ear at $9 per ton; No. A 4 cars at 35c 1 car at 43C 1 ear at 45c 1 ear at 47c 1 car at 60c 4 cars st 63c; No.

3, 1 car at 45a, 1 car at 6lc 3 care at 660, 1 ear at 57c, 1 car at 63c 4 cars at 660, 1 ear at Coc To Arrive Not graded. 1 car at 65c Tlmethygeed 313 bags at $L6o, 960 and 130 bags at $L64. 130 bags at $L66. 1 car ehoioe at $1A24- risiMed On Track N. 1, bag at $.91.

4 ear at $1.62, 1 ear choice at $1-624. Clo-vr Seed 30 baga ot $10. 9 bags at $4.60,140 beg at $4.60, email lot at 9o pec Wlietboed 77 bags at Sic Bnstsrlss 8eed Small lota at 40a, (3 bag at 48c Lsrd 460 tcs at $6.85, 530 to at $6.90, L0 to at $4.96. Ores Hams 50.000 lb 'av. It lb on P.

36.000 Ibsav. 39 tt at 754c weetncfclrd Hsme 160 to, av It lbs, Xay at94e. Bb-ort dear Sides 300 boxes on av. A 8 tort Bib slides 375,000 lbs on P. f.

Hay On Track No. 1 timothy. 1 ear at mixed. 1 ear at npland prairie, 3 ears coarse Iowa at 9. 8 ear ehoice at $6.60, ear at $6.75.

9 ears at $7. Free on Board and Switched No. 1 timothy, 9 cars at $11. 1 ear ehoice at $IL25, 1 ear at 91L60; No. 3, cars at $10, 1 car ehoioe at $1030 upland prairie, 3 ears Iowa at $630, 3 ears choice at packing hay, 8 cars country point at $6.

Straw 1 ear rye at $6.50 on track, 1 car at $A7f free on board. PRODUCE HOTEMETTS, The following Is an exhibit of the'inspection of grain received in the city during the past twenty-four hours by ear-loads a wroth Cont'ct Low ArnXM- grades. No. A grades. Total.

Winter wheat. 1 17 11 99 Spring .46 .6.1 Com. 5 95 84 134 16 68 74 14 2 14 1 15 70 89 192 121 1 954 Withdrawn from Store 16.212 bu winter wheat. 774 bu spring wheat. 1.491 bu corn, 2,264 bu oats, and 8,046 bu barley.

-x nree car-ioao or flaxseed were inspected into tore, and 17,368 bu withdrawn. From Beerbohm'a. Jan. 4: It mav not be tin In. foresting, st the beginning of the year, to compare the visible supply of wheat in tha nri countries where they are known, with that of the two previous years: jan.l, Jan.

1, Jan. 1, 1H89. 1888. 1887. BU.

Rn Stock in TJ. 30,000,000 K.000,000 Afloat for Europe. 21,416,000 13,376,000 32.6x4,000 S'ply U. 8., Brada't 64.000,000 70,000,000 8S.0UO.000 St in French p'rts 12.000.000 4,800,000 8.200,000 Stock at 3,800.000 1.600,000 bt'k in Dntch borts 320,000 37 6,000 4.464.000 I i I Total. 122,636.000 117.088.000 136.368.000 fiirnre.

show that there im 1 "nor8 These wheat on Maud and in at tha mmim named than there was last year, but considerably lea than in 1887. The point to be considered, however. Is that tb further supplies in the next IX month from America and from Australia win be muoh smaller than in either of the two previous years, while the requirements of most of the Importing countries are much larger. CHICAGO 8TKEET MARKETS. Note These quotations are generally for large lot of goeds sold from first hands, and price are baaed on wholesale rates as near as practicable.

An advance over these prices most Usually be paid for small orders. 1 Batter We quote: Fancy creamerv ii-Sini- choice 2ft323c fair to good, 18T2oct fancy dairy, common to choice dairy, 14v5lc fresh packing stock. 13316c Game We quote: Mallard 13 ik-va dos; blue wing. $2,0129 dox; small mixed, 4,2 woodoooi, iKs-enis ji $1.26130 dos; partridge. $3.504 doz; quail.

$1 6oviV2 2 dox; prairie chickens, 64.50vj5.25 dos; bear saddles, 1441flo Tb: venison saddles, 13(15c; rabbits, 90c ii 41.25 Vdox, Hay We quote: No. 1 timothy at tlO.nio.50 on track No. IJ. 69 50; mixed do, p-land prairie, roultry We quote: Dressed turkeys, 843llo 9 Tt; dressed chickens, 74C9o tt; dressed nucKS.KSlle; dressed geese, Eggs We quote: Strictly fresh lots, 160U4 aoa. Oraeia Fralte quote: Lemon.

$319A60 box for Messina. Orange. 9 bog. Apples, iea ori. according to quauty.

Cheese We quote Full creams, good to choice, lb: Young America. lliAl25dc: choice skimmed. 9010c 2 brick cheese. 1149l2c; umburger, 9ullc Brseot Corn We qaote: Hurl, fair to extra fancy, green. medium red tin or pale.ftsa 354c; choice green carpet brash, 954934o; sen-working.

green, ikgesc; soil-working. red or vellow tinned. 3M93o: Inside and cov era, green, 34934o: Inside snd covers, red or yellow tipped, 25424c; rough and coarse, and common, 2i324o. TaUow No. 1 solid packed quoUble at 64; xc cake, 4C Crmnberrlea We quote: Bell and Bugle, to9 a.eo on: Bell and Cherry, a9s oru Be-We quote: Nsvies.

$1.751.80: wiedinm. off stock, inferior to fair, uma Deana. 2 lb, 440. Hoa Wo quote: New York, fair to fancy. new, 2ot92ec; Wisconsin.

15020. Wool We quote: Michitren and Wisconsin Fleece washed, medium. 32(4J6c; fleece washed. nnc 30j523c medium unwashed, 25it28c: coarse nnwasned, 3o2Jo; fins aa washed, li2ic. Illinois Missouri, and Iowa Fleece washed, 32t37o: tub washed, 33t537c; medium nnwashed.

coarse un wanned, one unwasnea, lRiSJia: Kansas. Nebraska. Dakota. Colorado. New Mexico.

Montana, and Wyoming, 10id23o, according to quauty. LITE STOCK. The following were the reoeipts and shipment of livestock for the periods Indioated, with com1 parlsons: DATES. Calves. Hogs.

Sheep. Cattle.j 19.494 107 96,007 8,492 10.277 105 94.960 4.M7 14.321 313 2H.734 9.240 11.937 156 16.0H4I S.OT 7.035 150 14.461 6,976 400 7.60O 1.5O0 69.464 731 127.746 93,041 64.554 653 126.764 90.7U7 64,982 932 117.970 37.679 AT) 96 9,963 3,978 4,237 11 6,540) 1.H54 9.M 60 9.643 3.6K3 6,1 -TJ 107 9,997 X114 4.610 14 4.723 1.9C7 300........ 9.5UO 60O 3X426 377 31.368 13,101 92,967 321 32,835 9.718 30.863 939 47.4O0 8,94 BeceiDte Monday, Jan. 14. Tuesday.

Jan. 15. Wed sday. Jan. 16 -1 nursday, 2 aa.

171 Friday. Jan. ML. Saturday, Jan. 19 Total laat week Previous Same week 1888..

bui omenta Monday. Jan. 14. Tuesday. Jan.

15. lef Thursday, Jan. 1 7 Friday. Jan. 18...

Saturday. Jan. 19 Total laat week Previous wees. Same week 13S8 To-day a rocetDt are estimated at in. 000 hoes.

9.000 eatUe, and 7.000 sheep, against 26,007 hogs. ia.4i eatue. and a.433 abeea reeeived Monilav of last week. Next summer' run of bar, or (arrivals for Mav. June, July, August, and September.

189, are esti- maiea at i.ca'.ouu 10 1.850,000, against 1.794,000 one year ago. nearly 2.UU1.000 two years ago. and almost X6OO.0U0 three years age Jlepresentativesof oromlnent Backing eonoorne talk $4 hogs snd 810 pork before tbe end of the winter season, rnev sre aeoiaedir bean so. and Saturday, with nearly 10,000 hogs loss than tbey expected, managed to buy their hogs lower. The buyers for the three largest concerns pegged good packing bogs at $4.90.

Lsst week receipts of hogs were second largest of tbe present winter season, but were 23,000 below the weekly average of the first three months of last season and over 43,000 per week leas than the average of two years age Armour a drove ox hog baturdar cost about $4.90 to lbs, the lowest drove bought by him in over a year. Closinr urioesfor bogs Saturday were 159 ISa lower than ose week ago. Heavy packing bogs are 43 7uo lower than one year ago and L5d(5o higher than two years ago. During January, 1H82. 1883, and 1884 heavy hogs sold at $t7.

15 2 100 A hog 1 speculator, speaking of the Chicago packers, said They have a 'percentage pool heresy part of the house are paid for remaining idle, as it makes lesa competition in the market, and now they want to kill off the hog scalper be came they think we help to sustain the market." The Kansas City packers bar ousted the hog speculators. The market at that point Satur day declined lo4l5c which looks aa if packers had it all their owa way. CATTLE Only 400 cattle arrived Baturdar. Fresh and stal offerings made about 1.600 on sale hardly enough to establish the market. Dressed-beet men only bought four or five loads of beef cattle.

Shippers and exporters bonght about 30 loads of native steers averaving 1.O60 to L3Mt lbs at $0206.4.16. principally at $3.654: some 1.117-tb steers sold at 63.10: some ateera sold at $3.60, and some steers at $4. Dreesed-beef men naid j.3."sj.7j ror steers averaging 1.850 to L3881B. Native cow sold at princi pally at bulls sold st and veal calves at t4t44.60. A car-load ef 826-tb Texas steers sold st 63 and a load ef s97-tfc Texas cows st $1.75.

Blockers and feeders averaging 614 to L113 tbssotd at The market closed quiet. Revised quotations are as Allows: Fancy beeves. to 1.7&4 (4.80(t 9.10 Woo to choice steers, L2je te 1.500 ns- 8.80.S 4.79 Fair te good; Lleo to 1,350 tbe A3o 4.1$ Poor fair, 900 to 1.250 tea. 3. 3.6O Fancy eowa and heifer 9.76A 3.00 Poor choice cows, 850 te 1.10 L5od 3.65 Poor te choice bulls, 900 to L809 LT58 3.75 Stock steers.

609 a.4" 2.70 Feeding steers. 900 to 1.300 A-V 3.30 Teal calves, looto 300 8.X tO0 Mileh eowa. per head 15.u40.00 HOGS The hog market Saturday was active but values were week st Fridsy's closing figures, or 6100 lower than morning price of that day. Nine packer bought 9.400 and Eastern shippers took 4.000. leiving about 2,500 in the pen.

The market closed weak. Sales of heavy were made at 96.05, and several bunches were held at $5-19 which remained unsold, stoat er tne heavy sold at although quite good many heavy old at $5. Rough heavy sold at mixed hogs sold at principally at There was a good shipping demand for light weishts, which were comparatively firm. Sales ot 140 to 190-tb hogs ranged at $4.855.074, largely at 65:4 6.05. Pigs averaging 109 to 139 said at At.

SHEEP Saturday's reoeipts were estimated at 1.600. The market was fairly active and un changed. A car-load ot very fioeaheep averaging 13i lb sold at 96; nativo sheep averaging 78 to 101 lb sold at $A3oL80. Some 62-ib lamb sold at DI TxlEuKAFH, Kansas City. Jsa.

19. Ths Stae Titttieator re ports: Cattle Receipts. Active to the extent ot supply, which, having been so light, caused aa advance of lo cento erf beta steers sad cows. Quotations unsettled. Hogs Receipts.

shipments. 69M: wesk snd 10 16o lower: light preferred and heavv hard to sell: closed dull oa all grades: good to cuoice, 4444-n3 common to medium, S4.4Vs4.70. hheep Receipts, Sal strong for good to choice muttons at 64415: common to nullum steady. 92 jUwJ-75. Ead Llawrtr.

Jan. 19. 47nttle lamliit. 1.07hesd; shipmoats. 651 h.ad market, nothing doing: all throuah EhinmentS: 14 care nf nattla Shipied to New York to-day.

Hoes Receipts, 1.4UO neaa eaipmenta. 2.0UO ueaa market steady on llkhC slow on eommoa: PhiiadelDhiaa. S5anva 6.16: mixed. 5.15 Yorkers sud 9o.l55.25; ten cars of hotts shipped to Sw York today, bheep Keeeipw, 1.4HO hssd: ahipmeute. head market steady at no hanged prices.

Omaha. Jan. IB (Tattle Receipt 800 haad nnt enough to maka a market; about all sold; prim vo ijot-a neers, es.7ixo4.iu: pniuo 1.100 to lJtOO-B sters. MH.1.7&: native fMdan. IrJ r-.

1 Western fsoders. eommoa to good cows. common to choice bulla, S1.752JiO: choice te fancy cows. Hogs Uuceipta. S.ISMi bead; on sale.

2.500 bead: all sold; fkeloe lower: heavy. B1.75a4J5: llsht.4.7oa;4Ji5:aiixed. 942i4.75. Indlnnauolla. Jan.

IO Hrxrs wesk at S4 anai 6.05. Cattle ateadv rt.5J'4oO. Bhus steadv Lambs. 64o5. 25.

FOBJEIUf PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Liverpool. Jan. IS. Wheat dull; bolder effer freely.

Cora easy, demand fair. Lard Prim. Westera, 37 cwi. Tallow Fine American. 33s 3d cwt, Banned petroleum, 15-lod per gallon.

MISCELLANEOUS. Hew York. Jan. 19. Flour Receipts.

18.749 pkgs; exports. 44)19 brls. 1.60O brls: qnlet and unchanged, sales. 9.100 brla. Corn meal quiet and steady.

Whest Beoeipts. 2.70O bu: exports, none; sales, bu; futures. 3.0(10 bu spot. Spot market weaker, dull; Ho. a red.

elevator. afloat, end fljKI f. o. -No. 3 red.

813914c; ungraded red, 85c; No.ll red. 91277: No. 1 white, 91TN0. 3 Chicago, nominally 91.12: options dull. 4isao lower, wesk; Mo.

2 red, January, closing at 971ec; February, aloslng at 98Set Maruh. closing at 9fHio; Msy. at iMx't 4sl224, closing at 12'24: June, 9141 V91224. closing at el2Ji; July, closing at 984c: De- at vw i oiomus f(-bd. xiariey steady: No.

1 Canads, b7 No. 2 do. HS ouiet: Canada, tHcl.l5 for old and new. Corn ltecelpts. ftt.iUH) bu; exports.

142.40 bu; sales. JOn.Ui 0 bu: fatures. bu pot. opot market dull and trregnlsr, clotting easy; No. v.

44'o. elevator. 4:1 afloat: tio, 2 white, mixed. Si-Ho teamer mixeu, 41a.i04 option quiet; early months mo lower: May 4c higher and weak: cloelug at 41Wi; February, 44V: March, 45Vc: May, 45 Vd4.c. closing at 454c: steamer mixed.

February, llarch, Oats Heceipts. bu; exports, go bu; sales. bu lutures. 27KK) bu spot: spo tmar-kot dull and Vmo lower; options lower, quiet, and weak; January, 3 1340: February. K-'3a4c closing at 8-2c; May, 3 while, February.

4J4o: March, 3.K-: spot. No. 2 white. S4J.c; mixed Western, white Uo iflic 2 Chicago. 33c.

Havauiet.and Hope strong on choice. Coffee Uptiontt oiened ateady, unchanged to io pelute UP. and closed firm lo13 points above yestenlay: sales, bans, inuludiug i'ebruary. 1 5 15.70c March, ljvou 15.UJc: April. lPK15.tloc 15ttljJiZo: June and July.

15.0c: Ausust, l.t:13.H.V::tot)tMiur.r, October. li.Ki5.Kuc spot Hio 17c. KuuarKaw. steady and dull; fair refining, a H-loc; centritiwais I to test, 6 refined quiet and steady. Mo- JaHses Foreign quies; Aev irieans ouiet: AIM.

k.ttl., rriine to jaio. flrtn and 21. lentn Hteadv snd oni crmlp. In Jicre. 4-7: laia-I.

linii and Lsluiuore s-ojii); tniK cloned at Mle. on "i inl; crude, yellow, 51 Tallow uu rivy, 6. fioxin i.uict; strained, common to gooa, Inrpeutlne nominal at 4tn- Kv, Srtn: fair de mand Western. 16jwl7c: 2-7ol pkK" Cut meats rickled bellies. 7.7-c: pickled (Ifcjc: middles niiet: snort clesr, fiJi4.

Lard about asle. W'-Ktem steam. city, UJKi: Ja ti ii sry. 47.07: lrOruary, 47Hrt.7.:. rloMiuC at 72W; April 97 Jd asked: May.

closing at 7.41 asked: Auiro.t. 7.44'7.4H, closing at a-7. 44 aaked beptumber. 7.47. closing at 07.44.

Jmtter Clioioe shjsdv; other grades uuchsnved dairy. LiMlxc: do creamery, ltk ic: Lutins. teese firm, lair demand Wsstorn. 1 l'S 114c. Copper quiet, steady: lake.

January. 17.V0o Lead dull, heavy; domestic, JAJ. Tin easier, lairly active; straits, lj.io. Minneapolis, Jan. 19.

Wheat en the ssmple tables was slow to sail, and the demand for even good milling wheat seems to have fallen olf. On reason waa the last day of the week, and another was tha limited offerinKH. Keeeipts for the day were 77 cars, and 22 were shipped out. The quality of offerings on the tables below the late average, and aome buyers claimed to be willing to taks all the good o. 1 Northern wbeatstpreviousquota- tious, hut they ssid there via none offered.

Irs. Is was dull, aud but a snail part of the grain on the tables ws sold. loaing quotations: No. 1 hard. January.

l.i ebru.ry. 1 .17 Mav (race, 1.17: No. 1 Northern, January. $1.6: February 125: Mar. ei.07-: track.

So. North- ern. Janaury.94c;lebruary.94e: ilay, 074c; track. VWMVJO. Philadelphia.

Jan. 19. Flour, dull asd wesk Vt'heat weaa and lower: No. red Jtonarr. February.

W.Vi.i;: March. IMV97c: April. V3a4-Jtc; Corn Drm but quiet; sale of No. '2 mixed on track at No. 3 mixed in depot.

yellow la do. 3fe; No. 2 mixed export elevator. 414i414c: old No. 2 mixed elevator.

443.C: No. 2 mixed January. 41(o41Sc; Februsry. Msrvli. ic April, May.

434444c. Osts Car lots dulli No. aiixsu. s.i've; o.a white, Ma 3 white. 4c.

Futures quiet and steady: No. 2 white January, M'(no: leoruary. Marcn.94'ws-'4C April. 817ia31ec; Alay. 5'w354c.

Baltimore). Jan. 19. Wheat Wsstora essy: No. 2 win u-r red, "pot and Jinoary, February.

March. 55'sc: April. 004497c; May, 174i0Sc. Corn Weetern easy; roixed, spot and January. February.

March. O'JWiV: May. 43V94'Va: steamer, spot, mvn 3il Oats ateady: Weatern white. 32.i3c; do mixed, 'Jifcaaie; graded No. 2 white, 3.1c a.ked.

Rye quiet, Bay easier: prime to choice tiiej 917i 17 M. Provlsi mil steady and unchanged. Butter, fairly steady: We packed. 15i7ci creamery, 18e20d. Kggs steady, 15lbd.

Coffee, mua soar, 1 1 1 1 "sc. Tuledo, Jan. 19. Whest lower snd rt-iMij't mmj. (wgc; uj.v, orn ami casn, Oats ouiet: No.

2 white rinp.u. aetiv and steady Ccaah and February. 9710; Alsrch, 6.37 's. Dalatn. Jan.

19. Wn.eat varv dnll' anA i ia ior casn. January ana sbruary May snd Jtoceipls 18 cars for lias twenty- goug aouxs. BECOBD OF THE COUETS. A.

Completa Reiort of tha Proceed-lugs in All Vxa Courts ol THE, CALLS FOR TO-DAY. CTtrrED STATES COUBT8. Judare Oreaham 141 snd 162. U. 8.

El ec trie Lighting Co vs County of Cook; 98, Alabama and O. MfgCo vs Turner; Armstrong vs Xulesohn; Mowbray Morriasey. Judg modgett contested moaons. APPEXX4T9 COUBT. Adjourned to Wednesday next for motion.

BUPKBIOB CODRT. Judge Hawes No. 1.531. 2.570, A677, 9.379. 1,681.

1585. 3.589, 2.692: at 3 p. Nos. 3.697. 2.698.

and 1.610. No case oa trial. ndge Alt geld Cases from Judge Hawes, AO. 3,077 on trial. Judge Anthony Ollbert vs Pre Mosp and so.

707. No. 3.182 on trial. Jndge Shepard Contested motion. Fot Tues day, Nos.

84. 9, 11. 12. and 13. lie cause on hearing.

udge Jamlesoa Contested motions. CIRCUIT COL'KT. Judge Baker Term Nos. 1 913. 1.449, MOB.

897. and 1.92L No. 1.655 on trial. Judare Clifford Term No. 2.654.

3.199 9.664. 3.046. 2.617, 3.058, 9,064. 8,074, 3,076. 3.076, and A 07 8.

tio. 2.306 on trial. Judg (rrinneU Nos. 9.431. 1.883, 3.004.1444.3,456.

1463, 2.465. 2.4-d, snd 1216. So. 1,725 on trial. nogs Collins contsMted motion.

Judge Horton Contested motion. Judge Williamson Cases from ndge OrinneD. No. 14114 en trial. COUTTTT COUBT.

Judge Prendergsst No. 7.667 and Cicero special Assessment. CntMTB'AL COUBT. Jndge Tulev No, l.oit. 996, 884.

1,01, 91. 1,006, 1.00: l.OOa. 65. 669. 1.017.

L055. L027. LOSS. 1.037, L03M. L041.

414. 601. Jndge TuthiU 146 on trtsL pkobatb cotnrr. Judg Knickerbocker Adjadioatiens. THB COURTS U.

S. CIRCUIT. Ktw trrra. SL17S Royal E. Robbina and Thomas VeAverv va.

the A Brora Watch Co. bill for iaf rin cement ot patent for improvement ia stem win ding wat ches. Lysaader 11 ill. ooir. BKTOBK JVOOI ORSSRAM.

Law 6i6 Abbie J. Spieer vs. West Chlesare Street Railway Company judgt, $1650. and satls- fiod in opon court 619, Ldward P. ALUs vs Chsrles Himred finding and judgt; $7,58.38: appl alld In bond in 30 ds 424.

Washburn A Moen Mfg Co va Herman E. Schrabel et al; coatd for term 640, Reoen Ebeling vs Chicago. Mil A St RR Co: verdict for Biff, $1000643, Anna B. Smith City of Chicago; trial and jury to seal verdict, BKFOBR JTTDOX IlODOnT. Chancery Consolidated A Co John 1.

Postal: Iv to amd bill. superior. stkv atrrrs. 130,430 Eugenia L. Minor Robert C.

Minor. Bill tor divorce for drunkenness and desertion. Lathsm A Webster, soils. 130.421-v-Mtehael C. McDonald Ellen C.

Osy-nor. et at Bill to orecloee truat-deed for 64.000. A. B. Jeaks.

solr. 194.423 -Johanna McMabon va Edward J. Mc-Mahon. Asst. 95,009.

bnowhodk, Johnston A Orsy, attTS. 120,423 Joseph Staabe. et al, vs P. Shield, et aL Bill to foreclose trust-deed for $300. Francis Laekner.

solr. Adam va John J. Brady. Asst. $5iat, Pearson A Starkey, attya.

120,425 John and James Dobson vs George Wilon and Theodore P. Baylies. Asst. $4,600. L.

S. II od ires. atty. 120,424 P. Schoenhofen Brg Co vs August Du'w- ertn.

uoaiot juagt, sjss. Bamnei w.jeokson, atty. 130.417 Anne Bradley vs John Bradley. Bill for divorce for desertion. George F.

YVestover, solr. 120.428 Humboldt Park and la Assn vs John Brauecb et aX Bill to foreclose mortgage, for 91.1HO. A. J. Elvig.

solr. 120.429 Jacob Leist va Petor Kngle et aL Appeal. 120.430 Holmes A Smith vs Robert Hsnssks. Asst. $1,000.

William J. Marks, atty. 120.431 Benjamin Inch vs Christina Simon A Co. Appeal. 120.432 Courier-Journal Company vs.

W. T. Harden brook. Asst. $600.

Hoyae, FoUansbeeA O'Connor, sttys. 120.433 Henrietta Cirkle vs Albert EUinger. Asst. 91,800. K.

B. Felsentbal. atty. 120.434 Alfred M. lloyt et al.

use of. vs Chicago. Milwaukee end St. Paul. Covenant, $50,000.

John N. Jewett and Jewett atty. 120.435 Chsrles Nelson vs Bertie Nelson. Bill for divorce for dultery. Bangs A Bangs, solr.

120.436 Thorn Wiles Edward ii. Swiney. Asst, $1,030. Pea as A Hilliams, any. 120.437 Isaac Waixcl vs Oeorge aad Jabex Far-low.

Cont of judgt, $4,194.44. Hofhelmer, Zeialer A Rosenberg, attya, 120.438 Anoxviile Woolen Mill vs Tobia Gold-schmidt. Asst. $750. Tenney, Drigg A Hswley.

attv. 120.439 L. Deans et al vs B. B. Webb.

AtUcht. $75. Beck A Charlton, atty. 120,4 i Axel Chytraus vs Catharine M. Gordon et ai.

Petn to establish title nuder burnt record act, BLanke A Cnystaus, solr. 120,441 Christ Bsttermann vs Gastav Schrow-der. Conf of judgt. $414.30. J.

F. Snyder, atty. 120.442 Julia Heisler vs Herman G. Heisler et aL Bill for partition. Frank IL McCnlloeh, solr.

LAW JUDGE HAVER. Orders 91,519. Dnffin Chi City Ry Co; ord redocketed 120,328, Sutter Kelling; di aa to John K. Sutter and Kdward A Sutter and to make Adolph Batter addtl pty plff 2.623, Wks McNulty; ord di appl set asid and sobtoct 104,491 Drexel McKamara; mo under statute den, ord alia with pos issue 6,659, Latahaw vs C. E.

Journal, demr to aarr ovld, Iv to pld in 10 ds 7.254. Jacob! vs Gehrkins: ord alias writ attch issue 6,878, Leister va Arsemer; mo to jus on bond contd to Jan. 241351 Travis vs Mette di 8.353, Kingsbury vs Uutton; lv to file new sfft in 10 ds 1540. Knickerbocker vs Legnard; mo by plff snKtd L939, Drexel vs Becker; time to file bond extd to Jan. 217,459, Harper vs 6,455, MUon vs Weigley; demr so.td.

lv to amd in 10 ds 91,806, Seney vs City: ord that $489.62 now in hands of clx be paid to Moses Solomon en his power of atty. Judgments 1656, John Travis vs Charles Eber-lein and B. Moeck on ver $500 and appld 1,388. Seth F. Hauchett, ose, vs Adolph F.

Bogge and Fred Moeller; on ver, debt das 1 1,040.50, to be diachgd, etc and appld. LAWWUDOl ALTOELTX I lOrder 1538. Conley vs Kj Co; jury falling to agree are discbg. LAW JUDOS AHTHOJTT. Orders 1314, Huts vs Simon: time to file bond and bill of exc extd 20 152, Jaffray vsHanchett; judgt on ver prop in plff aud appld.

Judgment 682, Ueeney vs McLaughlin; en ver $200. CHANCEKT JtTDOa JtXIBSOX. Orders 104.364, Xevens vs Townsend; ord as prepared 1,823, Berry vs White dis 120.421. McDonald tiayuor: E. A.

Filkins apptd recr, bonds tl.ooo apprd i.tH Klunbrecix vs Kiunbre-cis; dis 1,3.11, Sinne vs Sinne: rule made ab-eolute, deft fined 10 and stand comt until paid leuj, Gorman va Gorman ord Father Milton John Gorman tnke enstody of child Milton James Qor-dou4j4, John vs John; dis PCTss LSCT, TU T9 rTisj flea nl appld 1,611, Sickel i loo L22, Kirk vs doc and appld. HEW 81TTTS. 70,964 Ira A Pordy vs Mutual Benefit Life Association of America. Asst. $10,000.

Jesse A. Baldwin, svty. 70.955 iticka Ounderson vs Chlcsgo and Western Indiana Railway Co. Petition for conveyance of real estate. ilichoLon tr Bliss, solr.

John Schmidt ot al vs D. M. liichardaon. Appeal. 70.957 Stephen Creadon Co vs John Schroeder.

Conf of juugtt 70.968 Scbraeder A Bon Vallencia Clear Factory. Asst. Moses A Newman, attya. Gustar Burkbardt va George S. Poppers.

Trespass, Louis Weber, atty. 70.960 In re petition of Frederick W. Jones for change of Dame. Wm. B.

Gibes, atty. 70.UC1 Altch. Suppressed. J. L.

Perry ilfg Co. E. W. Blatchford and Nathaniel H. Hatch ford.

Attch, $128.83. W'elglsy. Bulkier A Gray, attya. 70.K03 Bety Wataon Dill Alonxo Blossom snd Fayeu L. Force.

Bill to set side deed. B. M. Munu. solr.

70.964 Bill. Suppressed. 70.006 Harper A Bros, vs W. T. Hardanbrook.

Attch. $1,047. Dnoliltle A McKay, attyaa Bill. Suppressed. 70 L967 Aiic bioam Patrick McGrory.

Ap-' aeali. 70.969 Joseph N. Olmsted executor, etc. vs John A- Corcoran. Bill to foreclose trust deed ior James Frake.

soir. 70,99 Petition ot Thomas W. and Katie H. Smith to adopt child. C.

March, atty. 70.970 Gabriel Carlson George Kowalee aad Mrs. Katie Locke. Caae. $15,000.

N. A. Kaufman, atty. 70.971 O. A.

Mathew vs H. A. Hsrtman. Attch, $620. Cratty Bros.

A Ashcraft, attya Suppressed Friday 70,940 Chsrles Silverman et al vs M. J. Flavin A Co. Attch. $543.31 Krsua, Meyer A Stein, atty.

7.15 Hezekiah Waadhwrv et si vs Btenhen Creedon, Stephen J. Leahy. Isaac K. Adams and Wm. A.

Hamilton. Creditors' bill. $8.07246 oa judgt vs first deft, Weigley. Bulkiey A Gray, solr a. 70.050 Lavinia J.

White sid vs Chsrles H. Klz et ai. Creditor's bill. $uou. Granville W.

Browning, solr. LAW ixroax BAVKR. Orders 9.768. Patterson vs Henry; dent David Henry 1.33. Forest Glen A Co vs M.

to file blU ofexe extd 15 ds 867. Prince vs Pnllm in; st for Jan 286.766, Mose vsLeo: deflt Wheeler sit aside, lv to addtl afft s.69t.CriKer vs Union Brick Co: time to Bid extd to Feb. 3s 6,234. Price vs Uoeller; bd and taken under advst 6,294, Henderson vs Konbn; suit di. 6,998, Brewster vs Ire tor Reeling Car Seat Co; suit di A0824T, Leochard vs Vardorfer; judgt opened, lv to plff to amd dec! in 10 ds.

defta to pld ia 10 ds s.2664. Nichols vs Richmond mo to set aside Judgt by conf hd snd taken under advst 70,631 Toeette Brg Co vs Blaxek mo to set aside judgt by eoni eontd to next term. LAW JTrraog OBisablX. Order 65.876. Daveett vs Stearer: demr withdn.

lv to amd deed 1431. Taylor vs Douglas; uit dis lasl Kroeber vs Hones: mo snstd 5.982, Ludlow vs Hyde: dis no 1440, Hull vs Coat Life; demr to pleas srgued snd taken nnder advst 1392, First Nat Bk Steven point vs Bailiargeon; Judt on ver 1653. McCutcheon vs Otis: suo to ct. Judgments 1103. Chicago Lumber Ce vs Conrad Lens et ai on ver ALUs.

74. and mo tent nnder stst 1356. Cart Gail et al va Spencer J. Johnson; on ver $175 snd sat, L1W JUDOB curroRD. Orders lOOA Ia re Fish mo rrsnted 194A Tripp vs Fadner; mo contd to Mch term.

Judgments 1881. Wsyoeekowski vs Beckrodt: en ver $451998, Davie Shepard; en ver $200 1924. Anderson vs Bollinger; oa ver $2A6a L939. ArnU vs Snyder; on ver 640, L4V JUDOB wrxxiAaisow. Jnda-ment L824.

Davis Sewing Machine Co va Chicago Ott Co: oa ver $1788 69 and sepld 111 Joseph C. Allen vs lngatis: on Teg aad appld. CHAKOKBY JVOOZ HOBTOX. Orders l.KM. Messenger vs Shsffner: me to set aside deflt Mary E.

Riley and Eugene J. Riley and mo eontd 1,977. Taloott va Lindauer; lv to II. A Koha to settle elm of Isaac Jon ss nisi Jsa 23 1003, Huflia vs Herts: deflt set aside. 10 ds to an 1.245, Beck vs Beck; defit set aaide, lv to com pit to amd bill in 6 da, rule on deft to an in 9 ds thereafter 1.820, O'Shea va Robey; deflt cert defta and ret to Docker.

CHASCIST JTTDOB OOIXCr9. Orders L46X Wood worth Wood worth: di without prej 7u. Knight ilkinaop lv to amd L60. Colwell va Converse; dis a 61-36. Grsoger vs Granger; ord for aly.

Decree 437, plum va Roaenwing; final dee and appld 1.061. Drolshagen vs Lyberg; dee sal Gundeeson vs A KB Co; deo for psyt money and deed. COUMTT. HIV BT7XT. 8.033 Claresee W.

and Joseph A. Moetb to Ch arise W. Rhodes, assignee. Veinntary siign- ment, Weigley. Balkley A Gray, attya, CRIMINAL.

TtriHJB TU THIXJe BRAWCBT 9. L18A Brandes recog. $1.000 1.191. Kaparek TS-cog. 14A Bawaon.

on trial, PROBATE. xrroRS jtjdob aTmcrrrRaocx-ra. Will Estate Annie M.Smith: letters test to George J. Tucker: bond $1,000 apord. Administration Estate John H.

Flagg: letters to Maria F.agg, bond $500 apprd. Orders Est H. F. W. Niemann final aeet to be settled in 90 da Est Thomas Lee; in v.

spprat and wds awd apprd, eel fid Est Bridget Coanorton Inv and appnt apprd Eat Wm, O'Connor; elm Lon Partridre allowed for $3u0 apprd Est John W. White; inv apprd Est Leonard Rothgerber: lv to bring suit Est Samuel Ball aupi pf betrsB Est Michael Listen: sect per est spprd Est Joseph Ciealik dee sale Est Mathew Hogan inv, spprst snd wds awd apprd. wd ailed bal est and admr dischgd Et Abram Bomaah; Jacob Parlmaa committed Est Peter Hoi tarn acher; elm Louis Leon hard rsfld Est Frank Smith; wd alld bal est and cit di Est Robert Coleman ord proving will set aside, letters to Henry J. Brooks revoked. RAILROAD TIME-TABLES.

New York Central A Hsdaoa Kiver A Albuy KallrosSi, -THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE-" Ticket Offices. 7 lark st. southesst corner ef Ran. dolph. Palmer House, and tiraod Pacido HotsL 1 rains arrive ana aepanaaiouows; Deo.

2, ISMS. Lesv. Msll Msin line tSHH am N. T. A Boston Par Eror.

N.Y. Boston Vrst.Limitvd..3:10pm Kslamaroo Accommodation. :40 ctic Xleht Finreaa 9:10 Arrive. ra HilB 7 a 7:43 am la i.tticago a vewa airnmsa javaxway. G'd Rapid Mu.k'a Mail.

19 a G'd Kaplds fc MtiBkeon Ex t-t :55 (I'd H'p'ds A Muek'n sa a sa Daily. jLacept Sunday. Great lloelii-Islanfflloiita Cfeileagw, Roclt Island and Pacific Depot corner Tan Buren and Sherman street. TicBet Offices 104 Clark street, Palseer Roue. an urant aracaact.

TTsin Leave. Wsshincton 81M ant Council Bluffs tasubul Express ...,12 reori Exdres. tU :45 pm Kauss City A Lesvanworth Testabule Express 1:45 pm Minneavolisaud St. Patu Kx. avolorado Hnrina-s.

Denver A Arrive. 4 2:30 pm 9arpm Pueblo Solid Vestionle Kx. 3 :15 pm ltUpsm Bt. Joseph ana Atchison Yea Bbule Express 2:15 pm Joliet 3 ra lVrn Accommodation Council BiuSs Naght Kxpresa.10 Peoria Xieht Exprese 1X1 HO Ba tlOKXla a ajanvast.it. 91.

joeepa ana Atchison tip IIIjObsb 1 93 am asnssscity. tt jom-ps ail Atchison Sat. Night 6:00 ata Daily, Except Sunday. tExcept Saturday. Ej cept Monday, Baturday only.

eMoaoayonly. Valrtsnorw ael Oi1o Depots Ye Front, foot ot Monroe street, and foot et Twenty-second street City Office, 183 Clsrk street. Palmer House, and Tremont Hons. Trains Lesve. Arrive.

Pltteburg PituourK Vestibu.ed Limited, 35pra 47 415 Dm -i Tm f'5a ra neelin Express nx 3:53 a ra, Fa 1 to. A Phil. Express )5 a aiaerwa ur iMni. All trains run vie nasoing.ton No sxtra fates are charged ea the B. aud O.UmiUd trains.

run 1 a wTVarborn Station. fPolk st. 1 ('ity ticket otllce. 73 Clark in, raimir noaw, urana Pact Ac Hotel, and Tremont House. Wain.

Leave. Arrive. jiiOpm V-jl re InHUit.nnllrin. lli4Upm clnn.U Louisville K.mMall trft0am Lsfsvette and Louisville rf5pm Indisnspoli.SDd Cincinnati 8Mpni 70sn) eiily. tExoept ftunday.

sleeper ready at 9 p. Lake sbjoww. Lsk Bh ore Ml oh lar. Soathern, Fv York Oentra. liudson River.

Boston and Albany Railways. Trams depart from and arrive as follows: Cut-rsgo Laka Shore depot. Yaa Buren. head of La-Sails st. New York Grand Ceutrsl depot, 4'd r-ireet btstioa.

Bonton boston snd Albs ny depot, Kneelsnd st. Ticket Otncea Chiosgo, 6el Clark St. depot 3kA at. Grand Paauao. Palmer Honse.

Leave. Arrive, its 11. vl a Old Road 7 a ra :45 i. Y. A Boston Isy at 6 :45 pm a ev 1 ori Dowa aaai Vextibtu t5 nt Atlantic Ex S.

Y. A Lixht kX. via Old Road ..11 khart and Go.hea Mdbb 19 I iS a 1 27 a 7 SNl a lla baacicage checked from residence la Chicago to dspot or residence in Ea.tora cmoe. taauiy. asoot Sunday.

rtiicago aTid Fa. tern ITIInol Ttafrreaot glrket olln-e. st. Grand Pacifle Hotel, and palmer Hoses. Depot.

Poik si. between State and Clsrk st. Trsins. Lesve. Arrive.

rsnvir.eanaT. n. Man -Sjmara and Indianapolis linens n) 47 -05 a sHliville snd 80 I st Line i (1 1 :40 a ra J'-inz. vs e'X mlm LMai4 Oi-a4, 2 RAILROAD TIME-TABLE 3. For tickets.

Sleeslna-ear Ressv rstlons. Msps. aad Time-tab lea. -i iNtreet, Grand l'acino Uotel.Palmr I' I 'foiine, or at depot, Mrutr VlUl and aaoju sireeia. 1vJ Trslns.

Iesve. Arris Council Bluffs sad Omha 8 10 Omaha. Lincoln. iuvt,) lusallilixN SiouxCiiy. han rrancico.

and Imm aioiaes )10SWpm aWxoBJtterllng.FnltonTTln-li 9-Watl 'drlOpr ton, JJewin. d.rKaylUa.Jf 1 :1 5 in 1121 1 boo sad MarsnaUtowa ttfiouen- BTebra.ka. KLaek 11 ill. SBd Wyoming 1 ilBp ra1201 boot BO. rial, iro-lutli, and A-hlend, kladl-son, ana Jsus.ville Huron, Aberdeen.

Winons, and Madison. Janesvaaie. i7T0ara' 4 euopia 9Apm 8:30 an 6.1 ra 7iHpm I SrOipia ana f5asa lJyi a sa 9 i ra 610 a "lOoa put I I16OP at Kllwaakee aad BaelaeMM i KV)a ITtlwaukee.Wankeaba and ll :3 "11 :3 Madison (i Fond dnLac Oih kosh. Nee- "11 -SO a Bab.and Menaabasala. Uru.

and Green iaay 9 an 6:30 a at vwi.w, flMwii, mum pleton I nm Marquette snd L. Btipenor 9-06pa Su pod, Oreen Lak aad Priaeeton 11 HO a at Ashland. Hurley 9t00pm and lronwood, Apietun, waoaau. and Duluth tjOSis pakoiavta Northw'u Janesvilis.WatertownJ'ondl da Lao aad Cwavkoaih. 4:4 ipm f4aeaoTAReckrd aad Elgin 7Ko at 9 -30 a 1-JOp at I lOpnt 11 a tm JAti lo IA -W nt ran 1 1 9 ls Xockf ord via 9om Dixon aad Stem a 11 SjO a ua uiiy.

ueiiv except mnnitr. xHnaday oals. IDauly oaoopt aauuday. tDaily except Moaaav. ChL, 3rilwaukee St.

"Pa til Union Passenger Station, corner Sfadtaen. Canal. 1 and Adams streets City othes. til dark atreet. Palmer Honse.

and (VmnA p.ih .1.1 a dally, daily Sunday, a daWexeeptSae tnlar. a Uhh, Train. Leave. Milwaukee. Ht, Pan! aad la t-vm Minneapolis loipn Milwaukoe.Madlaon.sad 1 1 a Wst IsUlpB Arrive, a 9 7aMsta a 7a0pm 7Ma ia Milwaukee, Sunday a aa 1 :45 Boaaa 10 a -n daMlpua Msranerte snd Lake Su perior 10 dtia Iron Mountain aad Msaom-Inee llrSrta a C.

6271 tv. Omaha. a 12-W Denver. A Saa Francisco. a 10; aa Dubniue.

Iowa, and Da- a 12 kota points 10:40 pm Kansas City A Rt. Joaeah 1(1 -ai n. 7X)sra Trip-m llKlp-n 6 50 a at 2 1 ua 6 -50 a iat or urns to ether poiat apply at ticket ottaos. ClUcasrn. V4wrnaartsi i 1 trnlaev K.

K. For tickets aud ee rl na-cae as IcommodaUons apply at 21 1 Clark et. rana rseinc Hotel. raJatr Mouse, rreaaont House. Canal and Sixtsenta sad the Uniea.Paswsnarer Stay imm uia muninar oaiiy tarougn atepers irora Chicago te Leaver.

Omaha. Council Si'iffs, Chev. enne, St, Joeepa. Atchison. Kansas Citv, St.

Paul, and Miaaeapoila, Free aeclmiag Chair ran er Denver, uu 11 fcoraaa avaiLJ. St. Joeepa "XJli "iss a sesas uir. a raios. Galesburg.

Btrestor Depart, Arrive. ft ra 22 O0usa tlSprn tio -35 a lo :3 7 TO te-JOmtm r3 a Kock ford 5 Council Bluffs A vebPeintsil2 ra OmaBa.Chcyenae ft Leaver. 41,30 pot Kansas City. St. Joseph ana IWhelle A Roekford Ateaison fzenna Srreator A Mendota ft.Panl ft 1555pia Omaha.

Couacai BluHs and tlOOpm As boss City. St, Joeaph and 10 pra St. Paul ft Mi naespoU 110:50 pm xDally. tLaUy except Saaday. (Daily ,0 u5 poa ptaee- mrUay.

CteaaB. Bl Past! A Ksstst Clrv Railway (MJaswoeita A Nua-tatwest-ra.) Tbe Bowulsr abort line between Ch I raato. St. Pant, and Mianeapoii. Lubuouo.

Ke Mmae. snd St, Jooepk. The only lino ia tb West running Menu boudoir cars. Elegant sew dlning-eart, palace slaeping ear, combination sraokl ng ear, aad modern day eoavebes. City ticket offices.

Sv 16 Clark opera House Block a (irand Pacino. Palmer Hoase. snd Tremont Hnurrt. ae ot. coraor t-oas at.

ana nixa sv. Leave. Arrive. SLPaal ft Minnesp.LiBx.f 9:3:1 am Los. Moines St.

Jo. 5::0 pm 9:33 ant St.Paulhd Minesp pm 'lOrt'ipm St, Charle A Sycamore Local pn put ba.Chsnes sad Byrea I pm'lO ant Dally. mineds CoatraL Depots feet af Lake st. foot et Twnty seeend st, and Thirty-ninth o. Ticket offices, 121 Rsndolpa sireet, D-ar (iaark at.

Grand Pacino Hotel aad Palmar Hone Trains. Leave. Pt. Louis sad Tex Ex St. Louis ft Texas Fast Li nee gtlom Cairo and New Orleans 8 a NewOrlesn Fast Express u6 na Cbaarwerth Bloomiagton Passenger 3:69 pea Pontlac and Springfield 8 :4) Kankakee ft PaKs'r- 4i30pat liockford, Dubuque, btoux City ft Sionx Falls Erp ress.nl Rokf nrd.

Lnbiiota A Kiauf Arrive 7rso pnt 7:20 a nt i'J Put 3 7 tea a re 9:10 pm 7:20 par. OuOant MAisn Citv Eisrasa ill Bocktort a 1 reeport fa llpu lOOSns ran te Dubntru onxy. Doily ex Suadsy. 4Daily. cDaiiyexBnmiay Siottx to DubUQue.

Dsltyfro I Dubuque to Chisago. JTfte? SaittaF6 Route Chicago to Kimsas City: Train leave from Dearsoca Stattea. corner Doatw a il rnltr UlTB, ealesearg and Ft. Mad. -j :40 a ox Ve.USule i.ti-to KatiaaCity.

M. JoeepB and T50 tauOpns no uotr rrreavor im" Csiitomx Express .,11 sou -iJJO a ux Daily. tExcept Sunday. ussttorMrldtBA Wabasb. Ran ray.

John McNulta. Receiver. TfalMsnive st and depart from Dearborn ftta tion. corner Polk snd Dearborn Ticket omoe l'9 Clsrk HouseAaraad Pacino HoteLaad aMaroorn btauoa. Trains.

Lesve. Bf Lonia. V.Orleana ft Tez. :5 a Arrive. tilUP Bt 7 :16 a St.

Louis. ft Tex. pm KaBKas Citv. HanmbaL. J.ckon- viiiejSprinatleld ft Peoria ExpJ-JaJ ia lr45nt Peoria.

Keokuk, Burli ngton. lies Moines ft Ottumva Expree Peoria-Keokuk A BnrlingtoaKxpSMI 7 i 5 a xa Oasasr Park ft Essei Ai.td at 96aaa CbJcax and Graad Tronic BsHwaj. Depot Corner Desrborn snd Polk sts. Ticket office 18 South Clsrk st- Palmar Rons. Grand Pacine Hotel, and at Leooi.

tava. sa 1 1 ve. Mall and Oh I rag Pas ngoi I Limited asd Day pr25 1 Atlantle and Pacific X-X press- a 1 ValDaralso Aeeommodatioa. 45bbs 9 a 1 Mt. Greenwood.

hL Olivet.) $12 as and Mt. Hope and Chicago) Lawn Accom. trains- I Sunday o.i, Sunday 1:15 pat Detroit and SagiaawExprea (809 as 46 U0 aa 4l2aily. Except Baaday. Chlcaea A Union ratten ger Depot, Canal Street, between aTadioon and sts.

raanm, I Leave. Arrtve. Pstetao Vestltmled Express I I pw KaiuasClty.OoL A Cash Ki 11.9 px I ts 4 8a. Loci. Vestibuled Limited S.e pel T.IS 4 8pringrVeld A Ot-Louis Day Kr press.

ot tat 7 SO Spnnsfle'd A St. Louis Mia-ht Ex liter 7 Si 4 Juiaet A btreator Sooaaam jdstioa 4.JS fjt S.SS 44 Lalij. iJallj exo.pt Siuadasy. Chicago Atlantic Hail way Ticket offices, 103 South Clark SU Dearborn Btation-Poik street, corner Fourth av. Palmer House, aud lira nd Pacific Hotel.

Train. Leave, Arrive. N.York ft New York ft Boston Limited. pra xll Si5 Philadelphia Express ana Llma.alarioo and Columbns.os :45 a North Judson in :50 a ut liammond am o7 :.5 a ia Jameatowaand Buff. :25 allpaa aituiy.

oExcept baaday. -e PKXNSYI.VANI A y.rja. ST. LAP. K- P- Ft W.9C.

Ry. Ticket Ottioes at Union Passenger Stauon. cor. Canst and Madison sts. at 65 Clark st.

at the Grand PaciBe Hotel, and at the Palmer House, Chicago. Via Panhandle Houte Leave. Arrive, Day Expreesiexceit "dim CiltOpnt-prnnKviTania Special ldaiiyJ-10 -10 a 8:10 pia Night Express mailyl. IDta Via Fort Viayne Koute Iav Express i 8K0a 6iJpn FsstLineJdsilyl ia Limited Express 5 )o ra 0 a ra Atiaauc Express (daily) U-sipui JSAltm a-iag-ara Falls Short Line. Ticket OfBeee.

1U8 and Clark st-Palmer Boas, (irand Pactde Hotel, and IV pot. Trala leave from and arrive at nabaah Dapet De a rbora Btataoa. Train. Leave. Arrive.

Detroit. Niagara Fall. New York, and Boston Limited 81370pm Detroit. Nisxsra Falls. New ora.

tat SMiasva aunaa ra VI VLB BBS rtriscoxsr ckntral i.txt? ctt Iff tieket nfTii-es. ilark at- 1-alnier Huum. Grand Paclftc Hotel, and depot corner a 711 "3 p. aa 7 i. I a.

and 1 p. m. Trains marked 'run daily i tdail -except Sunday. Depot, foot ef Lake fSet ef and SU. OClcee tt lHpousnd 121 Bsndolph I'aciUc iiotel and Pslmcr Uonas.

Leave. Art in. I 1 e. i.iuisnsroll., Cln- c. 'i L.ou.Vi.iolVay La.

-'or Ly. ij-l. 9an44 lif'b sv. Trirouatu trains iifnart tor cnlppe-a Falls, Esn Claire, Bit. Paul, snd alinnespans.

l7 -Jal 5 m. snd 10 p. o-Mkoeh. i'ond a Lao, an 1 eonnh. a.

ra.and "7 p. m. ii p. an lit n. A.hlaud.

Ouiuth. La k. aie nor. 3 A.