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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
Summons Uanteo--MaIez


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A FIRSr-C CLASS SALESMAN starting on
an extended Journey through the western saiss VII
taf ordere on for salable >oress
MARTIN. Tribune Uptown Onco. l.zss bIose~ ~.
DARBER-By q frst-class barber. Address
ID T. W. HILL. Tribune once.
BARTENDER or ASSISTANT BARTEND-
Id ER-Ay q young freshman, age ~ medium azoa. soou
napred auiek handy and accommodating ATE Anu
henssts good references JAMES MALoNE sIs hAs'
44thst -------------v
ICy0ACHNAN and GROOM.-By young man
who IL an experienced careful driver and horonghy
the OF horses csrfizses AND harness
enisotiop 10 the country Any gentle men OF iaay
,ch win pIease address liza West oohs1 rn'ste
stable. - - 49,
nRY GOODS SALESMAN or STOCK
CLERK By single man age 3e tIrfse, nat nss eM
y,rk city experience and unqueslonaDie references
crate erpsstationA Address q W. TfNDALi. ssA EASY
loth-st-
nARDENER.-By q competent man thor
ourhIy cTperssnooA In she nli msnAsement on xise
and grounds ssvera Years tesnmonaA Aaaos
n o. tribune Uptown ONCE LBS broadway.
D0RrER and USEFUL-MA MANLY an Indus
trons young EnGlishman. age 22 stionE gn civ
honest and afraid OF hard roik can ras
Ieferenca TIioMAs DUSLEAVEf. ADJ
Brooklyn. =
CRAFTSMAN. OFFICE ASSISTANT or
SHINpY MANLY Norwegian who y sn ga 49,.
aalessnan In draperies also COCA 2moe ea'2A -
man reeFencas- y. a.. inpAns o
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PROVISIONS.

After the French decren excluding Americ, IN
pork was re,cluded, the munster OF commerce
promptly forwarded circular TO tho projects
Informing them Of the fact and at the same
tins giving them certain instructions, Ho In.
forms that tho new decree will not attain the
oud had In view unless the proper precautions
for the pre- servaton OF public health are taken
as regards tho use OF this meat " From this Il
APP ears that the minister deems II necessary TO
keep up the pretense that our meats are danger.
GUS IN order to let himself and his unled dig.
nifty down eesy, HO goes on 20 tell the pre-
feots that at appears that preserved
pork loses all serious danger Of being In.
fOcled by uichinW II II has been salted with care
aud II he brine Ia which 1, Is placed has been
properly prepared" Thers follows an inStruc.
ton TO urge the proper officers to inspect our
pork, aud not TO hesitate 10 size aud destroy
sich pork as may appear TO have been improp
,rly salted," Americans In the trade will make
oie OF that Finally, no Informs the prefects
that trlchlnW IN pork are entirely destroyed ''by
thorough cooking, and that there IL no danger
70 the consumer when pork is not eaten raw OF
information may DO taken ~ delltato hint 10
the officials that whom they seize pork for he'll :
improperly sailed they may destroy a by
thoroughly cooking and then eaiugit
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
BACoN-shoIt clear sides, exc Long
DRY SALT-short clear sides, shc; Lons
clear kDk less breakfast bacon, llc,
HAMS-Canvassed and uncanvassed, libc
LARD - Tiere QSC half.barrol, gAc,
l0.pound cans l0s Npound cans, gpe
iopound cana ehc; 6-pound cans, iabc 8
pound cana l0kc.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


Dispatches from Boston say large buyers Of
boots and shoes have been operating more
freely for q week past and tho outlook Is more
propising Factories on light work have re.
iysd sewers large orders, AID all are now run.
ming With fair contracts on hand. The season
tradeis fully four weeks behind, but there ID
yet time for large business Upwards OF sew.
. ~ BUYERS are here, representing all the prln.
0 pal cities south and wett
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
Mems kip bfogans, nom Q0epl IS
boys Kip brogans, FROM S,0i 90.
Mems L. calf broganS from | COOL rs.
boys \, calf brosans from QSoi IS
Mems Xiv 2.bucSlo plowS COOL IS.
Boys hip 2.buckle plows, SOL %.
Mems buifbals, congress and button, 1902 as
Mems calf balls. congress and button, bOeea so.
Mems kip boots n OO@2S 90.
Mene y calf boots, "a e0sl5 90.
Mons calf boots, IS 0Oa60 %.
Boys kip boots, Is 000lS 90.
Boys p, - boots, ID 50@2t 60.
Boys cal soots, ~ soar 90.
Momen's D hip polkas, Ie@SIhc.
Mis- ~ kip polkas, 60a7oc,
Ohilds Q KIP polkas, all siEe, A6bt6c,
Childe Kip polkaS, an sizes MA6Sc.
Momen's calf p,E and SO Polish, | 00Gl SO.
Misses calf peg and IS polish, COOL 10.
Women's bull tewed POLISH veal %.
Women calf sewed polish, | 1901 SIX
Momen,s rtain sewed aud polish, 90al IS,
Women's kid sewed qOai 20
Momen's goat sewcd pOllsh, | 80 70 I rs.
Momens grain sewed button 4 o. toi2
Women Kid sewed button, | 90 toSO0
NomeaH goat sewed button, 5oto225
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uARnwARE AND METALS.

Philadelphia adylCcs state that within a few
days from ten to illlCon Iron mills win be shut
down ior two or three weeks. There rs no In.
duccmeut to make iron nj present aud mills are
now rnnnug only On orders for carly delivery.
The only favorable feature OF the market is that
consumers are short Of stocks. At rltlsbutg
iron Nails are preparing 10 close down, some
from lack OF OrdHri aud others because toinc.
iiJul In wages will not hc accepted By the work.
mon. Maths are dull I'm view OF the further do.
cline made probable by the fulltimo out-put
ordered by the ass1ciaiiou Chicago hardware
dealers reporting sales NJ 81 20 TO IS rates 10.
any thiuglNHA than carload of nails.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
ANEs-COllins, per dozen, . 6e Gold Dollar
per dozen 5O Diamond Edge, per dozen. 5O
sKlLLErS AND LIDs-I&c per pound: sugar
kettles, 4Ac per pound
sCALES-Falrbanks, discount % per cent
Howe, discount - percent,
TIN pLATE-l, q, lOXli, per box, q 90. l. G.
iiN20 per box, 40. Toruo, tix2U, per box, Z DO.
| Tome, 20X2s, per box 10 90.
TINW ARE-rieced, discount 80 per cont
stamped, discount bOpor cent
SOLDERING, |, lbc; No. 1-2 and Ia, $50 por
pound.
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No IA 25per dozen
| MAMks-wo loop, % per pozon; three !oop
4 so per dozen
TkCKs--In boxes, 100 papers, 80 por box.
GRUB HOES-pcr dozen, s Ot, railroad picks,
per Dozen 30,
| MATTOCKS-Pcr dozen, 30.
hlhbhh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 per cent,
! NAlLS-3 6 tate.
SHEET IRoE-27 n, 90; galvanized, discount
| 20 per cont,
suOVELs AND sPADES-Rowland's, dis
count % per cent Amos list steel goods, dis
/ count 80 aud 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDw ARE--Shafls, finished, o Ol
poles, 10 So sngetres, wagons, select rs
buggy, 2 2l express, 9 90 Wagon tongue,
10 o.. Hickory aXlos, 10 90. holsters, I Il
Coupling poles, 20 spokes, xxx, select 2 u
xxx, 2 so. Sawed tcllocs, X, 1 7G 2, . OO
Bowdcn shoes, & ~ Northwestern horse nails
No. GO OG 7g2$ 8, o %, Bar iron, DO rate
PlOw ste ] 20 spring steel, so; cast steel, isu
| BUGdlEa-NrRde n, and spring top. 10 OO5
100 O0 do open, 20 oOnSO 90 do side spring
top, 100 q DlSh o. do side bar, 100 OO@l3l 90 Il
phptous, l2i OOdih0 90. grade side sprinp
40 O05o2 90 do phNtons, $50 OeN2OO Ol bum
scat buggiCs 10 O0ot2bO or platform sprlnp,
10 0CDl2O 90 three spring wagons. w OOcilR
MlRE Smooth wiro No. ., DO Nos 10 an
II $40; tapanned, barbod wire, Coz galyaniEr
| bari cd, &c.
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wooL, uIDEsSSD rELrGIEs.

Bostonparer SAYS foreign hides are held
with still great T. hmutss aud quotations arc
rather higher. Wa quote Muntayidco at 23 .
60 DE Buvn Ayrcs, p - to- Calcutta huf
islo' z Sto s.. west m No. bun SA % $40 ut
I've west,
Tho s,lts Of wool In Boston this week have
been @ $4,000 unds domestic End 1'3 OSO
pounds lOsDgu, or Q 49, orc pounds ia ALI az ,inst
2,i,3 $50 pounds last week and ID 1000 pounds
for tho cofrJSu,nliuE wtOKu last year.
The total sales since January | now foot ny
1871 O0nb > pounds, against IA $50 $50 pounds for
the 'rrpspoudmEpDIil OF lSS2, an increase OF
lI9iTlSO pounds
Tho rcC,ip's OF wool In Boston this week
have been h1tg bales domestic and lln3 halo,
foreign, ngaiust 6,9SS bales domestic and l. ga
bales foreign last week ans 50Si bales domestic
Unl %j ba,stareisn for thcuorro ponling week
OF loN year.
The Total receipt, in Boston siucc January
now amount u i3lglO bales domestic aud 5s67,
bales foreign, against ili-'r bales tOmtgi,
aud 'iSN bales torgigl Tor tho corr spending
period OF lNNl, n gain Ut ltill bales domestic
ana O. obi bales 70 eigu, or 2l1'l bales IN ALL
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
WOOls-AieNican, free Of burrs, li6lSc; Mcx
icHv improved liBl7C COARSE lbulS,; Cuarg,
medium, lSrlqc' Medium, 10 woe tpo Wolnlm
2DN32C fine wool, according 90 dirt and con
diuou HeI23G bury 209c per pound lees
according 20 burrs
sound he; light hides, under n pounds, free o
grubs, loG light hides, damaged OF enc grub o.
mo-e, 'ieulls, bad ANA damaged, s. dry ralt
od u wet sailed az green hides, &c.
PELrRlks-Deers skins, .2vp22c; antelope, l0s
lhc seal skins, lbtpl6c sheep pelts, ~ pOr wool
lOptbc; shcarlings, l0e1l5c,
I kLLOW-Prime tallow, ec tallow grease 50
SIC; Vresse yellow To brown, 46s5c
bRESWAN-Primo yellow 800; dark and adul
lera,ruL lbt92Oo.
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ment, and more business has been done, beth
for immediate aud forward delivery. than last
week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were made In the
prices of blcaet8d cotlOns on saturd' and the
result Is slightly i'm 'r0Ye1 demeud, though
not 10 such mn extent aE the decli ~ would
justify There Is undoubtedly marked over
pr1dnclin OF this class Of goods, and from pres
ent appen nnccs lArgs amount win have ID b :
carried over at the mills Tho print market
has been VI. Staple dress goods have been In
fair demand, and fair business is reported In
holiday goods.
The condition Of the wooden trade is about AZ
last reported, and there practically no market
Henvy houses arc not looking after trade to any
extent, but are engaged In llquIdatng last sea.
sons busincFs and taking stock. No material
change IL expected much before tho middle Of
January The clothing trade stun continues
very du.l Some few out -oftown buyers are IN
the market inspe ting, but as yet are not buying
! to any extsut
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
PRIETs-Freemansi% Lodi,5 qlouccH.er 5}i;
Harmony 5; C0ohoCO, on; Nculmao, o. Green.
Vich, 81 Allen, o. Albion. solid, 81; PenboGY
cold, 81 Peabody black, bA: simpson black.
~; Blmy mourning, 81; qlouoea.er mourn.
ing. 6. ncrcnn, G. Barley pink aud purple,
9; Arnold G; oil rcd, o. OH blue and green, n.
HEAVY BROWN DOMEsIlCs--AugublR tt,
u Indian Head, Il Swift Greet, ~, "a; Htun,
-, o. FdRo6cld, a., ~, cabot a. "a"
o. Charter Oak, a., (, Lake deorre. 3-l, 6Li
| Great Western. ~ g. International. q, %,
Atlantic A,9h; bennnglon,iG Matches, =, bh;
FINE BROWN DOWEsTlCs-LeEo George,
GE; harvest ~, PooahCutnl, *, Great Falls 2.
Poefiesa, "a o; Plum Island. b. Atlantic. RS
dreenhrler, *; Alondale ~, Dwight as; be-;
lect n, q.
BLEACHED DO@E5TICS-Soclul ~ Sunny
/ side, g. HOlma6vulc. M; Forest Big HOuauEl,
! 4, o. Auburn, 80; LOufdMo. "; LOusiGl0 cam,
| bro. i2h. Wsmsu,ln, ~. How York mills, ~
| Diamond Hlll OambdC q; knights, Cambrc
| - Hero, a, Q; llOrl =, ~ lilll8riyalc q. CIW.
| bridge N, 3. Peerless, \, 81; Fruit oi the Loom
! W; Gem Of the SPINDLE, So; AnrkeTSA, Ulun,7h
! DUCkb--ArtWhghL 10, Attfics, b.OT, 1914;
STARK. duz, ~ stark, 1000, lG Savage, sos g. 1.
| Hampdcu. brown and drab, 90, To- Hgmpdoi
| XXX, do, "a. Boston, l0-lL, brown aud drDb, iGl,
| MOuAuk, A. inch, 30 No. q 20 inch, alis; ma
! a o. inch., 57iG. Gold MEDIA Blue, l2E' Id0r
brown aud arab, IT. Chariot stripped, l2G; Say
| age striped, l2N.
! TICKING. AmO6kcng AGA, 49, Hamilton, -
| Hollywood, pl0ld H. STANDARD u, "a, %a3,0u 1
| o.. Omega, l6lt; Continental Fancy, 10. ltan
| dnrd Fancy, Ok; Harrisburg, H.
! HICKORY Elver 90; Rlue and Brown
| aci India, iOkC A,lNRion, 8kC; Thnmdisa
| T. Hamilton H. American, 10; l,owol City "a
| PLAID OSNABU Kd5-Delta, ~, EgOuumy
%: Ottawa, 81; MIchlgsn.7k' Belle, ~; Wood
lawL,7A; OGnwbaSs Arlington, 6, Augusp
| b, Louisiana ~,
JEANS oxboongh, ~. Pacific Il T., % %
Beaver Valley, %; Toxic, l2k; Humboldt 10
Peoples, 2Sk; Louisville, 8Sk. Kentucky, g4ji
| United States, BOX. Gold Medal. n.
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TRADE ITEMS.

ptoWnA farmers are importing German labor.
rnCre arS about $4,000 industrious swedcs In
Minuesota,
PfWaix 4, Il, has made good sorghum sugar
for the nrst Tina,
The birds ON the ostrich farm at Anahclm will
be piuukOd In a few weeks.
Ine American gtan.clcVator system IN 10 DO
introduced IN Russia
~ Louis reports the expenditure OF CIV, 800 OOO
this year IN building lmntoyemenN,
charles Harris, Of hrlleyuS Texas, has IN
vented machine Tor washing dishes
The fish commission OF Illinois has this year
distributed carp 10 II 0 applicants,
oysters sell at Thirty cents a hundred In ras-
cagoula, Mississippi
chihuahua, commerce Is snucring by tho
hsayv conlraband trade being carried on along
Bo.tos foreign imp rls have decreased this
year about tAoOo 90 ana hereNpor's Increased
tSoCOOQO
n ,ten sufficient 70 Induce The Ice dealers 10 be.
gin packing for the next heated tom.
A merchant Of Camden, Tennessee, shipped,
week before laht, over ave hundred squirrels,
The South Carolina Legislature has passed a
hill declaring unlawful all contrasts for the sale
Of articles for future delivery.
A company with capital Of l200Oo has been
formed In Staunton, Virginia for the purchase
OF land In Kansas,
uthltF w fMsu lhlcls ItNelNcu Ohi W
fruit from Jacksonville. Florida. aud the freight
charges we're tntS % Al, laul and t2O0 50 nom
ST Paul N Faro, ID
ii. b, Cianln 4 %, have announced 10 theli
employeaa reduction In their wages OF % pei
cent all around, TO take effect January 4,
Its probable that the legislature al its c'm
ing session will be asked TO grant bounty OF
eeut pound on all sugar manufactured, and 81
a ten on ali sorghum raised In the state 81 Iowa
A belt lust made In Lowell. Massachusetts
and sent 10 a western Touring mill Is leo fee
long, s. inches wide, aud \ inch thick ltcon
tain. 100 hides weighs one ton, aud IL valued n
Palmea and the Spanish dagger, near X
raso, Ia rapidly Increasing, These plants ar,
the prospective tourue OF soap aud paper manu-
faclurera In thesla
The Dubuque city council has passed an ordl
nence that no travelling or transient merchant
whether a resident OF the city or not, shall sci
goods In the city without paylnga license, un
theel,y.
An unusual quantity Of seed potatoes hav,
been imported into Cuba this season some 10,
900 barrels-which have been planted undS
very favorable circumstance and will n,
doubt anOrd an abundant crop by February
1884, flr shipment TO American markets,
The reccrt tax assessments OF Tennessee ahov
Rlossof |, 500 900 ARES Of lsnd, morn than one
twentieth Of our entire territory, An invesll
eating committee should be appointed to hun
up this vast amount OF territory that has gon'
Mtray.
The growth n Texas stands a. miracle. TIL,
increase In her taxable propaity last year wa
$50 90 ooo or nearly halt the entire isxabA
property OF Georgia. Lat year sixly.elgh, new
counties were organised, eiyipg 800 counties I,
all. Besides, there IL territory not yet carve,
into counties twice as large as ihs state Of Gcor
gia IN extent, ~ In resources, Texas Ia a su
pefh gmplio,
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FRUITS, NUTS, RUTTER, RIGGS, POUI
TRY, GAME, ETC,

Mexican oranges arc being imported largely
into Texas
The apple Cr,p Of the Shenandoah vale, Of
Virginia Is simply immense this fall Thou.
sands OF barrels are being shipped north
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
0RkKN APPLkS--i 00eb 90 pOr barrel
NUTS Almonds, &c per pound. BRAZIL $50
100; hlberis l6c Naples walnuts, ihC per pound;
chcstnuts imported, mono On the market pea.
nuts, Tennessee red, l0ello choice white, Ike
cocoanutA, SOOag W.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-b 7bas 90 psr box
ORANGkS--loulHiAua per barrel, ~ OO@
IL 20 PEI box, So Valcnolne, per case OF l2O.
LEMoNs-sicilS SEQ per box Malaga
o.
DATKs-In trails, i09loc.
BANANAS-S OOdli % per bunch
0RApks-Malaga, 6 O0lS6 so half barrol
SWEET p0rAT0Es-0n the str eots, red,
7Sc per bushel; yollew, o.
ONloNA-New, l IS per bushel.
POTAIOkS- 1er bushel, 100
CABBAGE-Eew,2 ~ l92 Is per dozen, or AKA
So per pound.
oaioaENs wOQuOtc ATS COOS 80 per dozen;
KGd8- SOC per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 25RSSc, cooking
lh6olSr n..L... ~ IS.
so.
RAIsINs-Londou layer new per box. 3 On
Dried fEA6hEs-UnpOOlcd. SCI peeled. lao
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LIQUORS.


Adyices from Cincinnati state that tho whisky
men have been agitated over the attempt 10 adj.
vance tho price OF highwines, but the makers In
this locality are 10 generally opposed 10 tho all.
vance al the present II ne that Il Il not likely one
will occurs Kentucky dlstllcs have also eject.
cd a union for the purpose OF caring for their
interests
In Louisville the whisky trade 10 improving.
The tone Ia more confident and prices are armer,
Kentucky dislillers have resolved 10 keep prT .
duetlon down to the lowest limit and for the
ensuing season will again operate on tho 70
duced scale OF last year.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
ALCOHOL 80 per gal, asper high wines.
wHlsKY-Reouhed, COOL 80, as per proof
sour mash, one year old, So two years old,
1 1907 90 three years old, 25f2 SOL fancy, OK.
ira old whisky, COOS 90 as per ago.
wtNEs-Clarcl In cases 0o@S %, per quail.
ity, Catawba, per gal, oocai so pcrt, 00ODl 20;
sherry, per gallon, 0OC0t 90 MADEIRA, per gal.
lon, coos o0 white vino, In cases b0cDl6 90.
| CHAMPIONSHIPS Mum a Co, % OOeeS2 so
Heidllok In basket - 5e@S2 80; Kug In has.
ket ~ SoeS 30 Dow suc champagne. GOA
BOTTLED BEER-s Louis quarts, u o.
pinta, - so .Sudweiser, own sire, 70 sd pints
u so ErlanE ger beer quarts, ) 90 pints, Is 90
key beer, q,
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

SOLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hesvy (no
1raudsl -; do heavy, 40; do X medium mo
,clndsl 3D. do medium 81; baltimore and Gin
linnau Sg Buffalo slaughter prince 81; good
lf hatRmOfas, q
GARNEs5 LEATHER-Oak No. /, IS; No. 2
extra, 49, No, 2 %; No. !, hemlock, SO; No. 2,
81; No. g. 30.
FRENCH CALFsKIN--l 1901 IS. according
20 quality
PHILADELPHIA CALFaKIN-No. /, ! 100
! | 25; do No 2 s5a95c,
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No !, S5C8I 90
according TO weight
| No SS, sage collars y On. inch cotton
| bGck bands is. SO inch cotton pack
| bands, 10 Duck collars, %. inch cotton
| back bands, ! 6j iH-G-2 trace chaiua i2O,
| 6,.-f-3 truce chains. i0c GS--s-2 trace chains,
| So 7--s--l trace chains, Sec No. /, hook
nalis /. O T., - No. 3 : co. No J. web
! rou ;cpe uo IS. No, 2 web hRI,crs rcpe,
/ If. v
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.


Dn1,a. DECEMBER q. 90 Believing II would bO
matter OF interest U the readers Ol the ilLRhLD
10 know how many brick were pfOunccu III lhls
city, several OF the prominent lnahulhot,uIgS
were visited TO asCertRin the lnlltlhauOn qchlIeu
among others Mr. T. Michel Mr.. LeitwlOn ana
Mr. Butier Thtr0 aIo SIX prominent brck
kilns in This city, one OF which hes capaclH OF
~ 600 psr dAy two others OF lOV" chch' tNool
90 0 each, aud ono Of 1000. Tho last mehnon-
ed however has not run on luz uIh ~
Michel operates his kiln the who's year through
and The others about nine months ~ the year
From, tha best estimates That conld ne lnhuo "
was concluded that ih33OUO Dn'k were lllhni
fatiur d In this city this year and !hht enough
wol% brought mere y isp olo oS que These STres
NAV look large, but they arc as nearly coffectas
Il in possiblo TO arrive NJ with lhC dala lufhsheI
and they are not very dineIenI lr'hl NV ao,u1l
CO1ut. Contractors ana builders ehli llphv wv.
oulniious of how many two ana lhfGe stoIy
hnu,eg of large dlmGnslOns lhese Dlok Woui9
Cobstrnct hut fit were given ~ ueh,l " Wuuiu
asloulsh nearly all our own cluN w n1i,,y
necessary tn say that tue MANUSCRIPTS hpIc
fo,v brirt now ON hand and SONS OF thein hhyb
coUtrenta 20 dll which wi require several weeks
vel In complete. It's tue maj many " thcno
br,k have hCen used w iOundnunus, chllhH,yA
AND dues Ia the innumerAble WoOue1
bindings that have D'eh ,,,, oi'S s,Ii
II yauil leave an immense number ihnt save
bo,u consumed iu buCk tulidlnua hivhe' !, IL
also uus thatmmy journals IN Alrhk,lb u' VIC
improvements made IN their lt'pHHuNH ,lu,A
have tudcuyOrCd To represent h'I 'u' ~, ~.
mont es very rapid md have even, III IN " ut,
oxnerrrnted no. little w The oe.lre 20 hWol
their arowLg importance, but lhe iEfAlD ~,
oudanyuIod % give the facts ~ lh'l leNlly oN.sV
In This city II NAV not DO II, s'Hiy ~ hu9
tLa mis- amount OF brick laid iu hC Walls mas
mai lnerensed the nriual numb.r of houses ~
Inc clty, To the extent they woul curry WIN
ihcm fdr many frnmo structures nave peell
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anAIN An nnElnNuIrs.

7b,re wtfe mo- fece,pis Of grain IN this city
to-day worthy 90 mentions inc lhitht'huF
weather deferred farmers from al~inpung 70
matgt anything bc'ldes ihey WEI Wn NV y,
enrAged with their FAM les ~ ouNllatlth OF
santt Claus The few loads 81 corn ana ohis
that did come In were taken by inc retnll ueal
els hy iail there were received loul oaIh W
corn aud one car Of oats. inc hhlpmVhN VIE
nyu ears of corn two GERS hay and mixed
cat OF corn and oats. Prices arc steady IN lhls
auEAT-- Choice / 90. medium, low gaze
NicnragHn hle blc. e,
RYE-EOmlnn nj 6OG northern, Soc
5oRN New, in shucr iOs; ahellod and
OIT9- Choloc, aac; focked 20 higher
FLJUR-PacnL . GU carry pIt"G,p,t
i5 cream soda 2 9O61 on pure tr,hm, ~
Todd Mills Patent . 5o Union, 20 frMre
Flower. 3 %; Star Chain, 10.
BEAN-At mills, 1bS IN store, Wo,, -
aOENMEAL-Rino bolIod per 100 pounds
HONINY AND GRITs--b 90 per barrel.
Ftru--Uhuppvd Oufu per luO POUNDS, ~,
rtOupcd corn and oats per lOl pOunus' Low
corn bran per l0i Wounds, acc
GRAHAM FLOuk-ter 100 pounds DIV,
UNY-nark. OOas " bright 10 OG nom
stores, pralrlc, hailed, dark, 90, bright.
n 10: bright free on board car IL 90
MILLET sEED-50c German millci. 76o.
kfNlhNhl hNulh WY w." w. ~ w. W. -
ste mail adyices fr'm France report much
complaint by the fermors In tho notthern ana
northwestern departments, where rainy weather
hes prevailed aud caused some delay III ht
lOwlng Of tho fields ,-. 49,
Iur ne the week lust closed there were 70
ccivod at Peoria $40 t2i bushels OF grsiu, Agains
COZ. 7iO bushels lor the preceding week butlnl
the week In lat year corr, spondlng WIN w
one ilist closed there was received So3 Wo bush
els. .... 49,.
Advlccs from Calcutta November 2sth stat
that further inquiries Indicate that the iailuu
OF crops In Beng wi be less than has oi
represented Tho government maintains tina
the facts At present In It's possession Rivo NJ
grounds for anxiety Advioos irom bomhn,
November 30 sIats that Oniclal reports oi th
Ctop prospects In bengal had not auhstantiall
improved since the last iopot Tne tice oio
In Burmah Is above the average,
This country has strong competitor IN rus
sis. which Ia Que Ofthe great sources from whio
England receives her wheat aud nom N
nalio norris millions az ush'ls are annual
exported The largest quantity Of wheat "
ported from Russian Rhuc ports Ia any or
ycsr since 1870 WAS 90 i6i i1h bushels, IN ISL
Tho exports lat year amounted To "a 1000
bushels. and for twelve ycars, from 1871 10 lSN
inclusive, the oNuoris have averaged iN,NSAh,
hsshCls Of wheat and 1900 2OO bushels VI ryl