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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-17

Oodt Prime Steers 49,
the estimated NJ ~ D. ,., D., ..,tv,,s an
WeInes ~ market slow aad ght common trsn
was ris lower but Good to choice ste rs were wen sus
tanned I'm price Opening figures Fray were a1ou.
same rs but late arrivals M 20 no .os-
slight reduction Common 10 Fair Cralrs eou'
in was close, on 10 cars Of la.e arrivals
coniiuusi sicalv
Ts.dov with Refrire sell ng az sc9n gc ani
American Live Cattle IL IL &c. estimated dre'soi
weight a ,,cbongeo
live Calves light supply all the week ana uncnaneen.
sheen we're IN demani AMI sc higher or
ami hoih sheen firm Thur"iay on, WIN
slow ira e N Friday Lambs TOLL OF sc Deinau hoeto
on Sa ur ay prces ruled st"ay. lew not HOUSE &
we're i'm market AMI soil at $40 1fl2 per hea anu i 81
mn her Of Country Dressed received and son al
sIl3sl2 per carcass ,, .,.., Tho ,av
arrivals II Commission Hogs were Western PIgs which SUI"
AT ~ 4O6Rj GO .,,o ar, nj,
Ewes Receipts Yesterday and TODAY were z4O clrs OF
1s9 hea,i45 Eas; Sio abaolrs-J cars ~
6oh-st which 30 for Mr.. Eastman ~ cs ios
for other CITY saughtoer-; anu w. o''
~ iersey Cty for the market OF ~ head notpe
vionsly rcuorirl arrived AZ oak CHI on satnrlay' -
WIN i0 held there ll5 ears on sale to
av Trade was but with fair AT endancs OF Dyers
nesrv ali sold and prices were sray IN aGt
little frmcr strictly Prime aud Choice BeeVe' WHICH
were IN light supply. 70 M n.cort N
Two cars Ordinary Steers sold az 81 30
PRIME at 81 ~ - so few Choice at - ~ anu a.
RnlIocks 6 30 Dry Cows from the = ats ~
mr. CO from oil Oxen anl Sags sou AZ 90 "o~
II oD and fe " Bulls were retaed At 80 10 0f3.
hont Two arloals Cattle reserved Tor
Sbpmens To morrow ~ Quarters OF Boef In the wy
oming. .,,,o co,,oo,, she.n and Dressed
Reef and Mutton as follows
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MEDICAL AND SANITARY NOTES.

10 AVERT orHTHALMIA.-A writer In Mature"
ates that three have under his personal opsef
walton In which brownsknned natives in very different
parts the bscken their faces 70 protect them
from light aud heat. Tho examples he gives are
those Of the Inhabitants Of Morocco, as well As OF DINERS
along the north Of Africa who bscken themselves ao"ne
the eyes for the purpose OF averng ophhamia rom inc
glare sand The natives Of FIJI pursue tho same
method, do also the natives OF the Sixbm HIS anu
It only reasonable to suppose that practice OF sucn
wide diffusion end such striking similarity is ouho rey
useful that Is protective. in the places and under 'ne
circumstances contemplated
NEW ARTICLE IN PHARMACY.-M. won, phar-
maceutica chemist in Paris proposes new form OF mcr-
curia ointment. which soap the basis as substitute
for the old mercurlal ointment The formula Is one
thousand grams OF SOAP black white, as neutral as
possible thousand grams OF mercury prepared as
with axunge. During the preparation, the soap, being
In contact all its parts loses the Of It's caustc
alksllnty. Tho extinction Of the mercury Is effected as
completely with aAungc. and much more rapidly. This
ointment presents the precious property OF not softcnng
under action of heat, and undergocs alteration Of It's
freshness with the lapse OF time.
IMPORTANCE OF THE WILLOW IN MEDICINE
1t interesting fact that only is the presence Of
extensive growths OF tho willow found 10 be be anti
naarla in its influence, but that from certain species OF
this BEAUTIFUL tree. its bark, is derived the
Iera ely but weknow iSepc preparation called
sacne; 1t OF pure b,r highly febrfueai in
quality, is largely used various solutions, also in sur
geal operations and il the edectual preventive Of
putrafa in the system yet known. For these pur
poses the willow Is being extensively and sysema-
ieay cultivated. At the end OF years the switches
from four feet long, and cut and gathered
into punches like sheaves OF wheat in
the stripping building they stepped in water and
the bark the larger end is loosened for couple OF
inches by machinery by the switches placed
in the mechanical strIpper and with pair of pliers
pulled through with sudden jerk, being then wiped OF
with wooden cloth, bundled, and laid to dry All
dried and baed average yield
being a ton the acre, the willows commanding, when
dry, hundred dollars per ton.
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ket was higher Mixoa 81 1903 -; Heavy 40 SOW
Iisl, a. 40 "a 90: Skins 50 25 az TO- 80. $500. -..
r"oger, Natives 81 IS 25 Western - 50oo TO- Lamos
s5d$G -.
- row. Ia, lue-Heceipts |. 400 head. ship.
roS uarrst was stronger: Choice Heavy Native
SEER, 81 3pNsj rs Sooi Native stec,n ~
81 a. Rutchets steers Medium 20 Choice ~ Zo0s4 ~
si.Sert aud Feeder. fair 70 good ~ oO~32o hango'~
OrIinnry 70 Cool 81 250st %. mn ,r.-s.,
Hogs-Rece,pts $500 neat shioments zoo. M,rEo.
WA Drm but lower Choice Heavy ana Bntcners
S.,ec,,o,s s5 30 as C5 AMI lorkers Medun ~
p-me a. IO0sj IS. Light grades Ordinary 70 COCA
81 sO0S5 ~ ,,.. -. x.rs.. b,s,sr
~ 10 lboics
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The week opened at tho Consolidated Exchange vt
active ard nervous speculation In crude certificate
Liquid was continued and II bear Iar wee elcsur
aged hammer prices whenever BUYERS hesated From
the opening 0l cents there advance to % GEMS
but accomplished only by sin support extended by
proml bull which ostentatious than
need TO for good bny ne Tho market soon be-
gan sag the afie excited
decline from above 92 To S9s cents At this figure
vi support given to IN rail- TO over 30
followed The LOSING DOL lowed renewed AK.
aud tile las sales lie at loss OF cents from
Saturday, (noon and under the final figure OF
December 81. 1887.
The specu'ai'n naturally has ben badly shaken by the
rapid decline but 1t may sisct0n 10 tn
produC q the theory that Ia portion 4
the oil aie for the Producers Protective Association
the nine ties On other hand q a.
safict be alleged with regret II the specu avs
spirit OF the Individual members Of h associ
atom has induced them TO buy largely while
this sc ling being conducted. Tn lonbedly tie o
is o. danger in the speculative situat
arising from the disposition OF some OF the producers TO
trade the long sde but at the moment that danger has
largely reduced by the liquidation forced the break
The field is temporarily bearish AT Brush Creek
the wells in the producing sand and the indications
point to the striking good producer drilling At
Reibold spur well Friday doing
barrels honr but deeper drilling had been post
pOned THURSDAY pending it said gOtatons for the
well being shut down. Such arrangement might De a
confession Of fear Of an supply OF oil IN The spur
who policy OF letting me hrli here 40 M w9rst mght De
the LuXemDurg strconce terror t. the trade but
rhe specu alive situation undoubtedly Is dec edly
the chances favor further
But the shut down has been lis
tu bod and ON lower values strong buying may De looked
for.
The range prices dealings ConsolI.
datci Exchange follows:
Opening -.-vl q Lswest S9s
Highest 33s Final S9s
sales. barrels 242 7OJ
The refined oil market mo ieratey active but prices
held steady at Is. cents per gAon Abel tes. at all
ports
OH. CITY. Penn. jan 16-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at 92i highest, 9Sl4 lowest 1919; closet. S9la
Sales 900 barrels clearances $4,000 barrels char
ters 5t,555 barrels. shipments 97,S35 barrels runs
AZ. III barrels
PIrTssUWc Penn JAN 16-Petroeum fairly active and
National Certificates opened
closed at 831s; highest. 93is lowest. 1873
BRADFORD. Ponn. Jan l6N ltionl rrIlst Csrtifcltss
opened at 92is amt cl,ssi at S9t& nSa'' 932 lowest
TITUsyILLF. Penn jan I6.-Nstio1a rrt1 Csrtttostss
opened at 81 3; highest 934 lowest 8S g. close. 80 l.
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s,le, sO:ni5A q hGs s3 steers ltei 50
d. at s. =: 49, 1853 o. at 60 or q TO- 1923 10
1889 H. b. at It q 70 y DO i5gd D. ~ 80
si:sI 55;,S ~
% G S aiaS "a teers i 5 IT, 3 TO- II
r. AL 7o 1890 % e T. %
l6 10, l2s5 ID. al 81 so; $40, 1877 d. at - 20.
c M 1t = s S
I9 1908 II do a. 43 4. 70 is G g ID at " 90 20
MlLLH CO"s-Recepts 8 head ana for the week y
ch p!lsss have T.lSi Ia q q gGs
AIyEsReselpts Gss head 3Sma1s fair and
FAR to Prime Ve.s 81 so ana few selected at
s%;a i t,5 Fss csTs: D. - 4,
ad eG Ss 10 Fed Calves. $50 TO- at Sic ~ do
SHEEP And LAMBs-Receipts we're 6s q cars of 10 500
over The Delaware LacSwanna ana Western
n nene nTneT ol er on o rr .o ana Choce
Derni fair and prices steady Tor MEDIUM TO Fair sheep
Interior sheep So c2k9si. Common Choice at
- = 10 Is Common to Extra lambs. at Ges7 l2i2
les-Jndd BuckIightm; 5O3 STATE sheep s9l9 ID AZ
No. 50 20 4S9 DO 7Sa -. at 80: 81 state Ewes 10 % at
81 IS 81 Cus 80 ID, ~ III Kansas Sheep 80 ID. at
Newton & Gaett 200 ohio sheep 81 ID, at $50 1873
10 10, al 4ssc 31S Ohio Sheen (olesxth Lambs)
Hume Mullen 40 ohlo sheep IT 10, at So 9? Mchl,
- 80 n sheep and Lambs 81 ID, az I'll ll9 State Lambs
II b. AZ ~ 2Ll 32I do 10 TO- at $6 20 22l do ~ b. at
81 40; 4l2 do IS ID, at So So 1Sl do 80 ID. at 81.
Harrington: JlS Mixed sheep l0i 10. at - 30 2l0
OHIO do l0j b. az a state Lan's 81 ID, at 81 50; 80
, ONO dO 73 N. at 81 IS 20S 10, - 10. at 81
Evertt Plcock 40 Ohio Sheep, III ID, at Sc III In
diam do 1874 H. at 80 10; II Michigan do ~ TO- ar - IS
- h. - 10 us Western Lambs 80 ID. at 50 25
Sador Cos 2ri Ohio she lp 0i y 10. AT IS % 1913
Kentucky DO % TO- at a i22 2l Ohio sheep aud Year
lines ~ n. 1t - 30
HOGS-Kecelps ~ cars OF l. 1875 leId-40 at
jersey CITY aud 81 I0thSt Market fran AMI a
higher Dealers quote - - 90 for Pigs AMI 50 50
for Far t. Cool Western Hogs j. g. Smith sold
lis Western Pss los ID at 10 81 10 DO ll6 10, at
1. N
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EUROPEAN FlNANcIAL MARKET.

fovpoS JAN i6-t D. m.-consols, lo2 7.le for money
and h for the account; Atlantic and Grsit Woslsrn hsl
csrtihcars Sssi Canaiin Pacific 63 a.
faStic and Western second mortgage trustees
,Nc,tas " Erie 29La; do. second cOuses lO2A Paul
common 1905 New'York Central, lO keai,ng. Stis Hud.
san. a., Company 2Jhs Car ala Northwestern
nay "a Pennsylvania 90 n: Mexican Ordinary 5S y;
Sraeisl a. Gj7s Bar slvor IS quotel at "a s.lO per
oncr Paris advises anots rsntes ~
for the account aud exchange London rs
confines for checks The Of bullion gone
into Bank Of England on balance toaay $4,000.
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NEWFOUNDLAND THIRTY FOURTH

SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
MARY MALoNEY Plaintiff. against DAVID 7. DAVIES
ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and SALE duly
made and entered In the aj0Veentod actun, dated The
Ilth day January. 1855, |, the undersigned. tho
referee sad judgment named will sell at Public Auct on
the itelI Estate Exchange and Auction Room Lnite
So 81 IS and 81 hertyrt In the CITY OF New
York the eth day OF February 1883 at o'clock noon
by solomon De Waearss Auconeer the lands and pr M
and DIES ribbed ii said judgment as oows 10
wit:
lots of land with the six buildings
thereon lying and being the Twelfth Ward o! the
City OF New-York. bounded and described as follows;
Beginning point the southery side OF one hundred
snthrty ourthst distant four hundred and Sixty i-ct
the south westerly corner OF Onehuudred
fourth and Fifth thence running
sonhelv parallel with Fifth avenue ninety feet an
the line the block thence running
along said line AMI parallel with One
fourth street hnndred feet thence
running Dorthwarly an parallel with Fifth avenue ninety
MAE inches and thence running rastwar v
along the southery line Of thirty fourth
street hand red feet TO me point Of beginning.
Dated New-York, Jan. II. 1888. -
MOSES HERMAN, Referee.
plaintiffs ATTORNEY,
ia IHna.l Nr
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COTTON NArKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LivHRrooI. Jan. l6.-4 Injection Futures closed
steady; Upanls Low Middlinx clause January delivery.
39J4d saIlers Jsuaar- aud February delivery. 3o6id
selersi February amt March delivery. 3vStd value
March aad April delivery 4O6td BUYERS; Aprti and May
delivery 4sU4i sellers; May aud June seuvsrJ 4sUAd
sellers aud July delivery 486tL sellers July anu
delivery, 4o6tt sellers August anu september
deilvsry o AS-U4d. buyers
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feaal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
~ YORK COUNTY.-THEOPHILEL EsPERANSE vs.
10 piaintih-Summons.
To he above named defendant; All.
hereby summoned TO answer the com NJ ~
action and 10 serve your the raintn
aitor ey within twenty the service OF ts sum
the day OF service aud IN case OF your
aiae 10 appear Judgment VIII 10 taken against
Won defau the ist demanded in the Complaint
Dated, New-Yorx. Nov. 49, 1851. 49,. o,,croc,,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Office address Broad New York CITY
To a Caselberg defendant: The for song summons
served unon Won publication pursuant 10 an order o.
Hon Charles Donohue. Justice Of the supreme t9uI'
of Tho state ~ dated Goth DAY Of DecerSe
1887 and filed complaint IN the office OF te teik Oh
the Civ County of YORK, 10 his ONCE ~ the C'hy
Court House said city. GEO. CARLTON COMSToth.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No 3 Brosd.st New York, y. j.
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uressm lkinl.

nRESSMAKER.-B a competent and expe-
~ renced cutter and designer from best city housa by
ball ami evening dresses speciality referenceA
DREs~MAKER Box 1885, Tribune Uptown Office i.23s
Broadway.
nRESSM AKER.-A st-class dressmaker
~ would like by thu day at reduced Istes
through the dun make kind OF mt for
ladies' misses chiren does not object T. makIpz over
garmons quick sewer reference S57 West i1thsI'
DODGE Box.
II RESSMAkER.-By goo cutter and filter.
- IN private family by day week low wages Adj
dress NJ A.. POI East l0th-st. Sd tosr.
DARlSlAN DRESSMAK ER.--Latest sh-
ions; unequaed 1T az short nscc Robes can De seen
HUksrEI. ll3 West lost
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Anrtlon 6ales.

VNHE HARTE g. SMITH MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. Of Belleville Ontario, (imited) in LquiGa
ton.
The property belonging to this estate will he Of
fered public the Foundry Friday January
81 1883. At 2 p m, subject TO reserve lid
(lst IL and II the OF Pinnacless, IN
the City Beeve together with the buildings situated
AMI the machinery patterns and tools belonging 70
the said estate Stock Of stoves (3dl Stock gratea
(lth rersters (6hl Castings Of all descriptions
(Bth). sundries per nv entory.
Terms balance In three and six montha
or the parcels be examined AZ the
foundry. For further particulars apply TO
JAMES l. BIGGAR, Liquidator.
Belioville Jan. IL, 1888.
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Flour ruled aulet with prices steady at former hguros
As qu,tet-Chplcs To Fancy Winter PAtents stJo
0.2l Southern Winters So 10 0j Is. Michigan ant
Wisconsin Winters SO 50 o. Fair u Choice socon 81 -
aJSt choice @ FIacv Minnesota Patents 50 5000
so Wheat 81 So Minnesota BIkars In tt1<t
s32j03J Msun I, Chjcc soft springs IS 800 81 Low
Grade Springs 81 7J01 80 Rye Flour orrss - S9Dt
c,sh lton, vera az tolovs-Nn Spriug Whslt "
1870 No Spring Wheat G9d70o No Rod SEC
Ne 2 Corn at 4Se1c. No. oats 3ltc No. Rye
GeIyc No. Barley 75aS5G No. Flax Seed 81 i4Y
Prone Timothy Seed 81 ~ Mess PORK per Dbl.
sii 75alI 80 Lard 100 ID 81 STA Shsrt Ribs SIDES
loose II ga Dry salted shoulders boxed So s0es6 09
shsrt Clear Sides boxsi sS Isl 20 Wniskey islers
finished soos gallon 81 40 sugar-cut Loaf sos'ac'
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on tho Produce Exchange taday the Butter market was
quot Fancy 'reamerr at 40 barry At l102Oo hgSs
lSulsc.
CtxorySAu. Jan. lG.-Fionr steady. Family 81 so
as 10; s. 8O14 10 Wheat steady. No Red 80
REGENTS 800 bush shioment' 900 Corn was sieay
$40 nrm-No 20 135
1--we dull Ma =. zoo Pork easy AT SIS 10 isrc "a ~
haeau sts.d,. short Clear &C 80 o. waissev arm,
safes OF 2sl barrels ansned goods the Oasl, OF
81 u.s. Butter Fancy Creamery 35e; Extra Ohio 3Oc
Prime Dairy I'll ~ lsc kxss IL lsa Ohssss-Pnmo
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary slo i low mla'ih 4, ie
ST. Good Ofdnary.-... 80 hiidlng.- -.----..io LILO
sharp advance in the Liverpool quotations created quite
Inv n,ovenent the AMI with periods
of The rness continued all day. final figures
scntng net Of lOe l3 points from Saturdays
closing prices Sales. III, 200 bales
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Hlnsiedl Jnstruments

4 NUMBER of Grand. Upright aud Square
IN Pianos our make lghtr asst Al aoss - fs,t :,
and fully warranted will Do cell ~ Aub3ch cbtlSasl
wM RNABE& CO.
l12 Fifthave. ABOVE t5tlsk
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LIVE Stock M,RSErS BY rELTGRtrL
CHICAGO Union stock Ysrta Jan. l6-Ths Drsusrs
reDorts Catle-Heceipts 1000 heal: shipments
600 head market higher; Steers 81 0n9sJ los Stock
ers and feee O0s3 30. cows Bulls and Mixed 81 500
g. 90. Texas Steers 81 eOaf3OO -
Hsgs-hsceipts ils000 head shipmsnh ssvoo head MAJ
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HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Jan u Spanish xsa ssaseaAo ExoAaass
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Hinter Resorts.

HOT SPRINGS, n. G.
charming nestled and sheltereapy phec'au
mountain Delightful winter climate.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Open year. Table OF superior cxceenoe tirstclass Ia
every particular Steam heat Regular Temperatures
HOT SPRING WATER BATHS
In marble pools AMI tnbs Unexcelstn curative
a uxGrr Physician In ATTENDANCE fo ''-
ther information address A. u jul Mantgol.-
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FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-fhe changes have not
anoush there disposition on the part Of holders to main
an s'rSqs casri sa iso SG ne1
Ing $500 hns CITY Mll extra a. s. 59S 81 70 for West
nns at 81 5OSsj 400 bbls Grades SO 30 ssS IS:
5000 6.' Water Wheat E1,rs 81 osSss 10 ami 900
So. CITY Niil for West luaes s4 5oesl - sJ Low
B ssss s, "l s,s s. s
s Sis slsS 4i Sarss. closed g%.I. W
81: Good to choice DO, "a loss5;::RyE FLopRs1 -
:.-~DUcKwaEAT FLoUR-eg.tea at s2es3 ~:
u.s. BrandYwrno So Is. SHES 200 cOs Br.ny"'no
at - -
Tans wa Ia. pnT S dun
s only show hand eetd snsase crton;
Infatuated thn narrow range OPENING shade higher
ton Sales 900 bushe future 600 spot
SdigE ed qnt RS%sa 81 81 ecvsSr 90;
CSC. Delivered Ungra'ei Spring ,old az 70 NJ Hel
sis%as siosng at 81 @ TO- March 5so5 csn At
02s,c; April 93sa9S7sc closing AZ 9S &C.; do May.
az 55 ~ sc pscsSse 81 ssa 1Sc closing at S7
G5 ely yareS p rg rs
noing being taken; Options ruled du without show
81 @S+S 90 g. 81 aGoe sieaa or 60 sc Eeyaor
Srv. closing at ollie DO. February, Gi,s closing
MAJ. G2EG az ae Clio ing at e2Sc...:.....
oATsspo lois as General rule were firm in some cases
ing Options male gain oc 81 s sad f os.
aSod ri Sa,nds @ godS bushels
No 3, at 81 ?c do wnts, 3d. NS S ssn@S &C. &c;
s spo WIS y &c., M e S w aG for Mi1f 49,
Ss cossg at as d. Fesrl1e a 81 e sg
40 1l6c closing a. 4oc ~ White for January closing
u
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"a lie a3Ii.c futures Copper fairly steady closing quiet
LEAD nT%sr e'Pecay Tor utI tut H., a, d1
100000 Copper 1895 ice for Re l6e 10 ne
also 10 ton, April TN at5ic.
wos asoaSe ca% @
sumner yellow prime to eoes o %sw
nseei city, 55c; lari prime pres mt make G3d &c;
6ieaehei Winter - s Gsachc spring q 56c extra
s 4 s sPS% 9F oescd @n' spr w"f 90
whale, crude sont1ern &c. natural winter S9diOc;
ee srr oaea b9ni ga t ir bb 81 @7se
neaisfoot prime G5070c common. As 95Oc; palm.
OCEAN FRETGzTs-Rcrth accommodations and Grain
cnaTs Tsre 10 neg ec tG Gq sidI Eon ms the RDye
dom hence Dutch bark 5000 bb. refined; Seville hence
Norwegian bark. 20 ooo cases crude 2c Antwerp
DON hence ship $4,000 bbls Refined private tems
lin hence brig $500 bis. refined, g. 81; Java hence
Baltic from Baltimore swedish BARK 5000 bbs refined
the West prices change with the feel.
Ss Gar ceG Mes. quoted SIS short c.s
Family as s5 Ati d
s s Co., r ss;. Mes. s :s: e; @ IS $ ST.
ST. S =. r f. s9 R% Msss
hr sd. 900 S 70 p s ss pcss w'
aTsFass ~ 900 Pi:f. Ham. ISs' Piei!ei Belle,
- ioe Picked fs sm.sea h'p Ms.,.
and nomusy Sr o"Onlssi
HOGe-A tribe strongei and moderate Hemand Quoted
"A IL
There very little stir to the speculation ay and tho
tendency lower basis relec ton OF the West
Prices close show lssse Of a points
steady spot lots also ruet duh Sales
Western T. 2L Ciiy nt-am dull unchan get Sales
lao tee 755c. nncd NORMALLY 7snr Continent.
soc America LOO cs February 66c clos,
ing 63c; 26)u tcs March. 76vG776c. closing 772c.
Anri closing Tie; 900 tcs May. 1872 $50 CLOSING
7.S5 closing 7slci July closing 79lc......'.
class OF wanted At pr ss oihsr
Tire fer1g Is lust steady Elgin creamery, 34d3jc.
DO 33 63c: Western l6 32c state dairy
Hal, 1rkns tubs lad2sc. Welsh tuDs ate; drLins
ami tuba IG a 25c nrkins. lSt.023r Observation-Disclosures
creamery lSa25c dairy. J. slc; Western fac
tory lf023o Rolls l5d2Oc. CHE 4.st-Ifas varied
10 aiv u rfirnlar ruling nrn with mo eraie demand
safe factory IL &c including fancy white l2dl? &c
and coored l2Lc; Western factory, III skins
Issc Zoo -IsttIer IN trlce. with drnrs ID
Near by 22iac Western. 20g s22ci southern q 022c;
Late Packed, l9d20c; Early Packed l4dlsci Lined l40
suGAR-For raw the market was nominal one at a.a
Be- for Mola los 5l5c for fair refining &c Tor
Centrifugal Refined, dni bur hrn Quotations: Cut Loaf
Sc; Crushed &c.; cubes. w.; Powdered 7Sc; Gran.
uiaef &c Mund A, 7i4r.; tontec 0ssrf A. 7e Csnne
A Sl,udarI 6a.e Coffee OIL A, 60-lGeOSc; White Extra
c. 6ll6caG's.i Extra G. 5sd6ci =. 0sa5sci Yellsw.
srEARINR-Has a lsht inquiry. civ quoted at SAC,
TALLoW-N" quso bat held stronger. Prime CITY
LIVE Stock MiRSErS BY rELTGRtrL
CHICAGO Union stock Ysra. Jan. l6-Tas DrsUsrs
Journal REPORTS catle-Receipls 1000 head shpments
900 head market higher; Steers % 0h9sS 100 stock
.L.g mn a. Ruls
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BLOOMINGDALE'S

At our Great Clearing Sale Of Fancy Goods and Noe
tons to-day and throughout the week we offer some
sterling Bargains i'm
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Dauriny Grahs,aiea.

Lien DODWOkrH. No. 6Sl fifth-avs
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSON5
Sec circular.
GENTLEMEN Mohaay ani Thursday Evenings
See special Giro liar.
PAVASE aud other DolwJrth DuDic atoms al Gorio7
Rau'- IL East fti.st ,..
,,r,or Nc &C. ny Alien d. sor;h complse instruc-
a. "a. Iii i.nccs nc uing $50 hgarss for the C0tilion
Pisod by Harper Brothers For sale at all bookstore
AS MR.. TRENOR, Broadway and 32d-st
~ sives Iesasns IN DANCISG every day and evening.
Svp,s can begin any until NAY send Tor circulars
LRXANDER MACGREGORS,
30 sn,.on ava private Lessons classes dane
- Tnossagh instructions y vaitsing privately.
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The contract stocks follow:
1900

Stock here store and ahoat decrealei 27 732
bush during week e ted Jan. IL, 1885
Produce Excnahge statement Of the visible sup
ply Saturday Jan. IA. lSS5:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK, Monday. JAN. 10, 1888
-ea CswA Calvea sheep ant LAMBS swine
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