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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

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~ Send cents postage for Celebrated
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Consult this old and skilled physician.
Thousands cured. Offices and par
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

Cabinet Photos So Per Dozen,
At Hooker's, lO5 East Third street.
UneXcelled finish.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

FOR notwithstanding for 50 and
hearse So. E. W. Shirk's livery stable, 2S4
East Ninth street, corner Rosabel street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
You Will Wake Up

Some of these mornings and find the
ground covered with the beautiful
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
FACTS AND FANCIEs.
PeWterS'

Interesting Gossip on Town Topics
and Things in General.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
The Partnership

For genuine Dublin Irish Whisky for
Thanksgiving.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

snow" then you will wish you had laid
in supply of Arctics at the Cincinnati,
173 East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
John B. PeWters
You Know

Requests all old friends to call Thanks
giving.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

The new College of the German
Methodist Episcopal Churches of
the Northwest, to be known as ST..
PAUL'S COLLEGE, has teen
definitely located by the College
Trustees at St. Paul Park.
The College will cost S25, 900,
will be built in 1889, and located
corner of Lincoln and Eleventh
avenues.
Lots in the vicinity of tho COL
Iege Site for sale only at our Office.
Maps and price list will be mailed
ON application.
Desirable seven room new house,
corner Pullman and Holly avenues,
St. Paul Park, on 50-foot lot, fac
ing public park, price $3.50;
terms $500 cash, balance $40 per
month.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

Members of Minnesota State Poul-
try Association
Will meet in Clifton hotel ordinary at
STuesday evening. 27th inst, TO discuss
matters pertaining to the coming ex-
hibition. ALI fanciers of poultry or pet
stock are invited.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

Best = rs 6: $=;:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

John b. Pewters,
Is East Seventh, Thanksgiving dinner
free.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
Have just Purchased

A heavy shipment of fine goods at de-
cided bargain. and am prepared to give
my customers the benefit of it. Follow
ing are the prices l will quote on these
goods, which consist of the best inn
ported Cheviots, Cassimeres and Worst
eds, and the best line of Overcoatings
ever brought to st. Paul:
$12 90 Pants for. .................S10 20
IA 90 Pants for. ................ II ~
16 90 Pants for. ................ IS 60
Is 90 Pants for. ................. Is 80
A corresponding discount will be
given on Suits and Overcoats, as fol-
follows:
$40 90 Suit or Uvercoat for. ..s34 90
As 90 Suit or Overcoat for. 50 25
so 90 Suit or Overcoat for, 40 so
IS 90 Suit or Overcoot for. ..... 46 IS
60 90 Suit or Oyercoat for........ 81 90
65 90 Suit or Overcoat for.... 55 %
want yeu to come in and look at my
goods, whether you purchase or not. The
above discounts will be rigidly lived up
to. G. w. Comstock, 100 East Third
street. E. S. Bartram, Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

Haviland China Dinner Sets
At special prices this week. Dinner
Sets of every size and price, in 100 diff
ftrent patterns. Donaldson, Ogden &
Co., Sibley and Sixth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
Weddings, Receptions

Weddings, Receptions
And Lunches prepared and served in
the best possible manner by 81. G. Fogg,
Portland Cafe, 469 Broadway.
Pewters' Turkey,
Goose, Duck, Chicken, Pig, Quail, Roast
Snipe, Grouse, Cellry and Vegetables
free Thanksgiving.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27

English Coaching Gloyes
Are the best and most fashionable
Glove for gentleman to wear. Every
pair guaranteed. At Mrs. Vrooman's,
LII East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-27
Thanksgiving Turkeys.

ThankSglvlng turkeys.
Don't forget that the Andrew Schoch
Grocery company, corner Seventh and
Broadway, is selling the best Spring
Turkeys for Thanksgiving dinners.
Every GLOBE reader should have one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET

YORK. Friday, Jan 2o.-BEEvEs- Reoepts were 90
cars OF 1929 headH direct 10 E3st Side aOstors
local stock At Goth and II at Jersey CITY OF
which 81 Export Steers for Nelson Norris Total
r tx days 033 head, against loo7o head tor the same
time last week
With 90 already IN the yards the toa offerings at Jer
CITY % carsds The market opened dull and de-
prose and Zoe tor g grades Of Beees except Good TO
choice which continue IN urnt supply Before thu close
prices s fnrths declined bloc MAKING the total decline
Wednesday morning strong &c per 100 AMI 90
the yard, nnsOl6 Al m shippers made heavy
Losses on Bun5io and Chicago bought Cattle and
tie margins totally wiped out The report
attic Chicago aud lower there helped 10 de-
nOral,te trade
Ordinary 10 Good steers sold at IS 30 80 Prime
s536a45 " = and Choice at S. 50 while Extra Heavy
iuocks brought 50 l2 few ta.ends sold down SO 80
Dry Cows cold at 81 70 "a rs Old Oxen IS ssi IS
and Bulls at 81 80 Vt3 %.
Shipments tomorrow 400 L!ys Cattle the Santiago.
lG7O 1ugrters II Beet and 80 sheen
sa!es-D Mcrher,on Wes,sru ~esr. 1893 % at s. 30
u 10 1903 ~ Al s6e25 DO 1898 10 50 30 lsao 1894
. at 81 % do. lA47 70, At rs IS 81 ho 1879 Mf5l
go DO 1897 NJ $3.50 ied. 1928 TO gao % a.st 90 TO
g. Onto o. l2i0 ~ at 81 20 DO 1913 10. at ~ oo 90
lelhsiS - is kontaeky 0Ien stal. and COW, 10,
~ 90 IL DO 0OJ ~ asi 10 state oxen is5g $50
a. o. "a 40 NssteTn stays AMI ONsn lbbO9lI2o -.
o. " fOafl % Bulls. 9s5 n. AZ SO so $500 . -. =,
Newton q Cilietti ~ Indiaaa steers lag 70 ~ ~
do 1887 N ATS 90 5do 1850 70. g 09 u Ba So DO
l22k n ~ ~ lb ~ 1887 al 81 90 % do ESQ Al
" 90 20 ONO do l2l7 10 at ~ G3 20 Chicago do lOse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
THE PETROLECM Market

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market has reganed complete possession OF
ami fluctuations moving on more reasonable
basis than few days II significant that
tho interest speculation kept and the general
average operators surprised at the quick
1t that the rally from the lowest
point OF Tuesday smash has not been more than might have
been expected speculative chances alone but tho sudden
mes, OF the late suggested idea that the
market would back in the eighties before gathered
any important The fact bo however that
tho the temporary considerations OF
speculative presents the same features
before decreasing stocks low production and increas
ing consumption. The opened strong at 500 cents
but again S9h, cents touched. There frequent
variations through the between 90 and S9 cents but
toward Western buying carried values to
the best points TIE from the held not specially
important practically ignored here the bears.
OF hs speculative position Carving rates ended at
about walls male lower figures
rule. The market closed strong
The range prices total dealings at tho Cons)
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening ..........9O Lowest ................ SO Z
Highest 81 Final 81 4
Sales barrels f03OOJ
Refined oil unchanged at 20 cents per gallon. Abel
fairly active demand both for barrels
and cases.
OIL CITY Penn Jan. 2O-NatiouaI Transit Certificate.
Sales l746OO0 barrels cearances 217S0O0 barrels char
teri, 1872 barrels shipments T., barrels runs.
PlrrsaURG Penn. Jan 2O-Psrolsus fairly active and
1rmcr National Transit cernnea!e, opened At So
BKApFoEr Psnn. Jan 20 SIt.oaal rrin't Csrtiiclte,
opened at 30 and closed at 81; hlkan. Oh lowest
TrUsvLLR. Penn. Ian. 2O.-Nsto1N rrslN; Ci- isIt1J
opened at sos highest 9l4 lowest S9's closed. OIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
20 DO. 1880 10. ., - t0te

80 esl "a d. 1881 70; a. 20 DO 1880 n. 81 "to,'
Hsp s oaS" ls2 Co.. D. % ose Steers la H. CO., 81
20. M.aI0: IS Chicago Steers 1857 d. ""i' 1870
R.scn,sn y cn ass, steer: ns7S n
r. DO iSss D. a,si7O; II DO i22' n at - o'i
n goldsmith Chicago exral 1900 b a 50 l2ai
1ls 90 80 70 49, ls 49, 20 49, i2ss D. at
2do 1880 as, 10 stays and Rough steers 1905 No
shsS%s9 q s sS'f IaJ io al q
Buzz az To- isos H. at q 1 y s. Co. .Os"
Is Sn? sSs ~ st:Fs o. S'S
cxLvRs kScsipt. a26 heal steay with sa'es E:
o. Fed and Western Calves, SO 1oSs4 co. and Common 70
add Buckingham 80 Grassers and Fed caves
H.lenbcck 4 Hollis % Fed Calves 1872 N. at 81 so 81
DO tWesernl S0t 10 % So vsas 02 d. a, re ger 10 a,
sTEEpAN LANES. Receipt. wer. q car. Q, Ale4
,sa Z, re plaza ISs a fS n da .
week. IA.
9G and And SsssP s% co q
Prime Sheep sold at ssgc per Ordinary 70 Hholcs
Says + sedIer 100 Ohio Sheer lo2 d. a. Co
per e7 Kentucky do li2 d. at S'-c $50 Western do 10
JasS b h"Ringha@ ia state Sheep 81 @ at sc; 2es
Michigan lambs 80 10 at &C. 2S5 DO IN n. at e'c' 2i9
MsIsr9 SHEEP % ws.,es ~ Ia hsdsS isg Sc os ~ Js
sey Ewes lI5 70, at s. l2a also yesterday; 40 ren"vI
Newton diiIe,t 2S Sheep 90 %. at IS TO- 90
cs sh.rman cueer Isl Ohio Lambs. 10 Tee II
HaiIsn6eck iols 40 Western sheep. 80 ID. at $40
pp,iIeneacs Dewey: 80 state sheep se 10, at S.e ss
D. HarTiSston 5oi ohio sheep "a ID, at 57o 2io Ohio
Hume q Mullen 80 state Lambs 81 10. at Sc 80 per
loon; o arr, y, , ao7 head Tota, for six
DAYS 57s head against head for the ne last
week: None for sale alive Nomina"y ''eAy At 'Eo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
THE STATE of IRA DE.

r,rruorv IAN 20-Cstton steady Mddlne lOhc.
rionr vas steady Howard Street and western supeI.
one 81 7S2 75 Extra do So o. 90 tams eaoaSy 90
So CITY Mills Snp.rans 80 27920o EIua &c - 40 IN
do RIO brands 81 T695 90 Patap'co Easily 81 oi 20 or
psatlve Patent SIS 65 whsatSouthern hru' Kod ~
do Amber 979si. Western quiet No winter 10y ~. a
sBc. Nav sSSssi.c thern arm Whit: IS
SVc yellow 57ss5ec steady Mixed spot o. &C &c
bid January 81 sc bid February S7'.Soso NAY Wb Us
bid steady s9utseEa S7SaS 81
rye stssdv 6Sa70c Hay Arm Prime to ohGlce west
ern s4 Provisions steaty; Moss PORK sIo 20
Bulkncats Shoulders and Clear RID Sides pAc ne
SLdss.c Bacon-shoulders 7laSc Clear RID sides &c
Hams 100 1850 Lard refined sac Butter hrm western
packed l9323c Creamery 260 SIC Eggs lv959c; E m.s
do lO0l6c Petroleum steady Nehnsd Al &c Ssnce
steady Rio cargocs ordinary TO Fair l7td sugar
soft 7sc GcppeE Tsspss nG c AZ per
1854 Flour in sacks per ton 2s o. cram
2i9d Recopts-Four 1885 bss Wheat 800 bush Corn
94O0 bush Oats 1000 6ush ShiI hes9
bbls Wheat 70, 700 bu III; Corn a2Soo OusI
237 500 bush. Corn $500 bush
BOSTON jan 2O-Flour easicr Corn steady: steamer steamer
yellow 643i9653c Oais steady: No. Whlte 40 1WtoSo'
No 3 white 43,,a43a.c: No. White 42s42.c shoris-
Kidding s22 9sl4 90: Winter shorts S2s 0o0S23 y?
Good iiGI3c Eggs 2Oa23c. Receipts for tho DAY
Flour 1900 bills and 1900 sacks. Germ 5,Ooe Dush
Oats 8. 600 bush. Shorts 5000 bush
BUFFALO Jan 20-Wheat-No ! Hard opened WEAK
9i ic No Hard Pacific offered at ~ ao Winter
Wheat quiet steady; Ne. Red Michigan vi 90 70
White Michigan 92c Corn duh and unsettled; No
Yellow 56I96Gac; No Yellow 55acc No 265SSo9ec c
NO 3 White 80 e38ac No Mixed 36PS@a Barley
firm and unchanged-No l Canada bright goG"0c no
Canada o3ao4c: No Canada 81 a92c; No Extra Ss0
s0c Msed seaavwnter Bran Sl9 80 sprinf si9 zoe zoe
bash. shippents-Whcat $4,000 bush Corn Zpooo push
oats 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
NEW YORK Jan 20 Following the total net receipts
OF cotton at all tho ports since september l, 1887
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rELrG2,r1

BUFFALO Jan. 20 Caius- Receipts last q honrs wsrs
l75 head Total week hss lar $3.50 hsAa same tims
g. 1913 head Consigned through SO OF winch
81 To- New York. sale mono.
ShsepRcceiDts last - hours were OODs mead Tot Toe
thus Al POO head For tins last 5t1oJ
Consigned through OF winch % Nav. Ork:
rs sale: market stcaty G0sd 10 Choice - GOO
Inferior FAIR - 80 So Cool to Choice Western
Lambs firm Extra 10 80 90 Canadian Laaoz
hero
Hoqs-Recspts asst - hoars $40 heal. Total for
week thus 2G6 head. For time Last week sta
Consigned rroIgh 40 70 s which 10 New YORK.
"a cars tor sale; Light PIGS So % 0J -; selected
Workers Selected Medium weights s. 5000 40;
Mixed Ends 10 o. % 20: stays - OOdt 10;
Pigs Light Workers 10 30 sf5 81 ma ket closed
quiet with cars hell
CaCAGe Unioa Stock Yarts. IAN 2O.-The Dre1ert
Journal reports Cdue-Receipts 10000 head shl2menss
SO oO0s5s0 Soekers AMI Feeders So w IS 60 co"s
Bulls ant Mixed 81 61S3 10 ..o,, A.,
Hoss-Rscoips 23OOJ head shipmsats 5000 head Mar
ket 81 Oj % 45: Heavy so 1890 10,
Light ~ 30 % a. Skips s3 0i 10
900 head shipments l.OOO MarAot was
strong: Natives S5or5 ~; Western - 900 49, Texans
$40 So 75 Lambs $685. %
ST. LOUIS Jan. observation-disclosures 300 heal Snio-
700: strong: Cheico Heavy NAtvs
steers 81 8 - COOL Native steers - a0e
50: Botcher, steers Medium 10 Chsce IS l3et+ 20
Ordinary Cool 81 25Vst 70.
Hsys-Rscelpts $500 ne,i SHIPMENTS $500 Market
strong and higher. Choice Heavy snd Buienefs
Selections 81 - 81. Packing ant lOrsers Medium
Prime s. 0jSsj 80. Light grades Ordinary 10 Oooi
- SO0S5 Ia. - , -
Far ~ Choice SIS Qua - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
rrpoPEAy PRODUCE MA.xrr.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 2O-3:30 D p.-Bsef-in poor demand
Pork-In lair demand. iiams,In far demand. Bacon
In poor demand Cumberland Cut dull at 3ss sd
sbor: clear dull at Ais; long clear dull 80.
a.: short ribs dun at i0s. cheese-In poor demand
prime city am 25s Spirits OF Turpsnune-n poor
m nd d1l 2JA 81 kesn-in p o. demands common
steady At 4Ld. Lard. spot and tutures-In poor
mand prime Western spot and January dull 5s. Sd
February aad March dull at }rs 81. Whezt-In poor de
Inand; New 40. 2 Winter steady At g. I'd. DO Spring
steady is o. Four-In poor demand Corn. spot and
Fnturss-I In poor demand; Mixed Western du
lid, do January iul at a.. HID ia February dull
at "a ll4: March dull az a. l Hops al Losdon
New YORK State -lhere Is nothing Offering
LONDON .20-4 r. -Produce-Cacutta Linseed on
EOS per ouarfer Lnsse cake los ton for Western
Iinss-d On 49,. %. per cwL Refined Petroleum SAD
oiot ner gallon; Spiriis Tgrpentlne 2ss 80 cwt
ASTmERr Ian 20 -wcoI's lard closed az ~ francs
c.ntlmes per 100 kios Petf0eum-tine Pale Ansrionn
"a francs paid and "a francs centimes cell
BREMEN IAN 20wlesrs lari closed at 81 marks - pfcn
nigstsr 10 ms Petrslsnm marks 80 pennisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlyss

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlNG5
the cereal markets presented features
War the sustaining influence OF the late trading
they effected rally from early depression which gen.
orally prices shade higher than Thursday night The
OF the day however small dealings
professional In character Exnorters nearly absent
market sny a O00 bushels OF wheat and OOO
bushels Of being taken by shippers. dan
did not exceed $500 900 bushels
influence OF the tIlK the market ended and
shade higher fer most OF the months follows January
90As F-buarg 9OsI March, Gle; April 90; May, 93sa
June 937 December 06 Both wheat and corn were
steady the spot without material change Corn options
were relatively than wheat and at gains
Of January at 6OSI Is for February at 81
May and June al 81 oats decidedly
firm but thc options were only cent higher at the close
follows: January. 3S4 February. 50 March, 39 May,
49, cents The Increasing strenth of the
pesred invited fresh purchases by
look $50 The epons advanced sac points and
ended follows February, ~ 90; March, 81 10; Ap H.
81 7s; May 81 So June Z! W. july 81 81.
oil grain ami Hour reported yesterday
York Bain ore Philadelphia and Boston follows.
Wheat 1912 bushels 44,G67 bushels oats 40 Og3
bushels total grain l02 504 bushels. -four 81 23y
ages Al Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis he arr val,
were; Wheat. rs 12l bushels corn l26S bushels
g. I72 bushels total gram $4,000 bushels flour 1880
har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21

HICAGo jan - (SDeeiGts said that schwartz, Dnpos
& Co. lave got again the Old crowd Of raroaders
who interested last ysr These rslroaers made no
money year although openly charged that they
manipulated tBcr to give Shippers in tho
country little show To Sraia 20 marSe: SchwarEs
big buving stopped - tGay and turned the
marx j. "A also pur
chaser deal o. general buying. The re-
the morning. l59 C2s were twenty CARS under me
expectation. Tho estimate Tor saturday Is only $50
cars The May option ODtnet ~ - cents sold dow
10 52't and closea J3as cents The
operations wheat pit VERY very ami unmpor
TINT opened cents. >oii S23.
cents sud IN TIC afternoon 10 S3adSjN cents rho
pdSSis May pork openei Il IA 80
sold 10 $l4 81 0fli 80. There were ...OOO hogs
II the Vrlces Their. A
better shipping reported by the packers Tho
close >l4 j2 Otnrr products acted
porS ci Nay lara opened - % and closed - %
MAY rhor ms opeDct = - soil % - - p and closed
At 81 u u Ihe estimate ON receipts oil hoss Tor Saturday
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21

at0 ossss 1881 83 DO TO oj 100 cascs
fssa ntch q 10 llc: 100 1885 NowEngand havana
10 to 26c so cases sundrles e &c Sey 3se'
WOOIThe domahd fair and during the pas. hroe nays
quite good business has been accomp'ne * ooo ~ an.
TERRITORY 20c i50VO Washed Com6ng sc; iSooo 10
bale, gray Fast India IA c 10 bags short Es 10
Ole 10 600 Unwashed Combine zos s 5na Svrnc
TeIsn 2Os bales Australia 5000 Fail Texan gcoO ,.
4oose u Fine super 10000 Chrons DE- a.: "a 600 N
sror, Extra do 10 600 10 Black do. 5000 10 no 10
40 0co 10 No DO is OOO ID secured, l200o 10 n,I
~ ,a ,rea,e moo Nd secured Black. 5000 lsnesus noiie
bono 10 super so bales Fast India and 80 oses nag
d adj. onp priv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.

GALVESTON Jan 20 Quiet Nihtlng. . Lew
MiddIns o GIG; Goot Ordinary l.l6 net aud gross
203 bass. exports to Great Britain, Dalos
exports cOastwise 3,i0l bales sales 6f ba!es s"c<.
40.0l6 bales. .,o,, .. =.
WeoEy-Net and gross receipts s5l2 bales exports q
Great Britain 763 bales exports to the Continent io5s
bales coastwise llO79 bales sales. 0blo Oaiet
NORFOLK 2U.-Cstt0n Nddllng, 10 LIP: nes
receipts. LO1j baas exports u Great ritan
5ti0 bales exports to tho Continent bales exports
coasvise sol bales sales 263 bales st.cs 57s bales 81,
bales; exports to Great Britain. ~ l23 6ale exports
France, bales; exports 70 the Cont neni.
Oalosi exports coastwise, $3.50 bales sales, t,765
bales
SAVANNAH jan 20.-Cottoa-Quiet; Kidding, go Low
7s6 bales; exports Britain. 1900 bales exports
20 Continent bales; exports TO Franco, - bales
exports cOastwlsc 2iiO bales Sales l,ljO bales Stock
v4.492 bales go,
Weeky-Net receipts. 93i3 bales gross receipts sfiI
bales exports to Great Britain. $3.50 bales exports 10
France $50 bales TO the Continent bales:
exports coastuise 1882 bales sales. lOlOO bales .
NEwORLEANs Jan. 2O.-Cotton-Easy ntdias 1915;
Lew Middng go: Good Ordinary. l16; net receipts.
1910 bales gross receipts. l224 bales exDots To Gret
Britain 1855 ports the continent lbs bales
France bales: experts cOast"lse i,Vto
bales; sales 4. 500 bales stock. 3S5, 202 bales -.
Weeky-Net receips 3D. 6S5 bales receipts 399ol
bales exports Britain. 40.330 bales exports %
France, IL 495 bales 10 the Continent lho5o
exports colstwisc G534 bales sales ii5Oo bales
Correction Exports cOastwise jan should nave Deen
1873 bales Jan H. $500 bales; Jan. H. 1l5 bales Jan.
10. 1913 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per yorih X GER. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT,

BUILDING MATERTAL--A quiet market. Haycrsray
Har Bricks quoei ss TO quality per thousand
adoa Pale 81 b0asi 25 Creons brown. sl4 sl5 dark
sl5d$l6 red, sl5dfl6. Trenton and Philadelphia Front
alongside pier s27 s2s Rockand Common Lime: 81 ;
Finishing 81 20 Goats Hair. 32d3jc. bush Cattle
Hair 81 pc Cement 50 S2 round American
Portland; English Portland. 80 20 81 30 Rosendae 81 ~
dSl 20. .,, =.
COFFEE-Prices for Brazil growths mantltnet oy
hoders l71.c for fair Bio spot Invoices but
in the OF demand Importance the CURES were
largely nominal Sales 900 bags No at lie. and 300
bags 40 at 1850 The mder styles about steady
sales 8 500 Mandheng Ankola and Interior
and Rio IIaehe private terms he option III
was a final representing deciue OF 20 80
points for tho day III keeping with lower cable account
Closing Agures January l4006lj; February, lt2o
aI4sO; March. 1885 1890 April. l36oelS65; MAY,
is5oSis June. l3.3Oel3 IS; July. l?.75 Sl2ss:
i250si25O: November II la II 90; December. l2l09
i2i6 Ths RANGES the different months were January
l5.0bsI9: February. l4+0nl425 March l4@lS,so ;
1880: July. 1926 S12sO: August l2703l265 septsm-
Der l2456l2.26; October, 123O6l TO- November.
iS25aI2lO. December IL 25el2lO sales, 122 900 bags
COTTON-spot cotton was In light demand. Values were
one ally l6 but the at the close was weak
sales bales 6 last evening" all OF which were for con
sumption Tho port receipts to-day aggregated e32 bales
COMBATING 55 bales the day last week ana
corresponding day last since September
1.-THE beginning OF the crop the receipts have aggre
gated 500 balo against 1873 for tho same time
last season . . o,--,,
tfoaa ara faIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
Ay ACTIVE DAYAr THE COFFEE ExcHAyGR

There vas skrIu tho Coiee Exchange YESTERDAY
between tho French and Yankees, The French 0U
sxrmshsrs aai routed tie YANKEES but te att soou r.
covered An lrOyo as BUCK into thcir re-
dolDts Tho Freachmen ra gain AMI drove the fankeei
back with tenswetykjr In Otler yOds the HaNre cones
m.rke, tait knocking GSures dowh hreo
and one toarth frames sn hall cent poua Inc
market here for March. which ,scd I IsIo on thnSV
night opened yesterday 1890 ral aud rose 10 - am
then got xuockdoun - -. a. "h.cA ASaFN 'o'0
May opened al 1890. Or % points O;'" i"''e" 80
,ar.d n "a A., and than hlotuNst throas aoa the day
cio.a. l3jo rAe months hie tAtei "a ''0 s''
way in synpathy vita the French mtrSr's hro"''N
sooi dea Of excitement, anoas h brokers but i|oVo Ve'
we're sod spoI The largest oasiasss Ia any ono % "
. loag tlne.