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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
General Debility.

A few weeks since. we began 10 give
her Ayers Sarsaprilla. Her health has
greatly improved. - Mrs. Harriet Ii.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
"About n year ago began using Ayers
Sarsaparil'a rs remedy for debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarial
exposure in tGc army. ] WIS i'm a very
bad condition, but ST., bottles If the Sar-
saparilla. with occasional closes uf AYERS
Pills, have greatly improved ms health.
am now able 10 work. and feel that |
cannot say too much for your excellent
remedies. r. y. Pinhham, South
Molmcus, Me.
My daughter, sixteen years old, is
using Ayers Sarsaparlla with good ef-
feet. - Rev. s. j. Graham. United
Brethren Church ,'BuckLgunon, VIVA.
81 suffered from
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
RuckIeu,s arhtra SaIye

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by G. A. Wells
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
Nervous Prostration,

with lame back and headache. and have
been much Icnr:,tcl bN thcusr of AYERS
Sarsaparilla. | ana Eow A. wears of are.
and am satisfied that my present health
and prolonged life are due 10 the use of
Ayers Salsapariia. - Lucy Moflitt,
Killingly, Conn.
Mrs. Ann II. FarnSworih. a lady 20
years old, So. Woodstock, VI, writes
after several weeks suffering from
nervous Prostitution, / procured a bottle
OF Ayers SarSaparila, and before L
had taken half of it my usual health
returned"
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED by
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, 50. Worth IS bottle.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
$500 REWARD!

WE viii the reward for Of Liver Complaint
ytpeps Sick Headacne Indigestion, Constipation Covene
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the drs
fons arc strictly complied with. They purely vegetable and
fall give Subtraction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes,
tanning 80 pills. rs For sale by all druggists. Beware Of
tounters limitations. The genuine manufactured only by
suHN G, WEST 4 Co, isi h is3 W. Madison ST., Chicago
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13

;hurch of christ al the A. &. Chapel.
Services at II a. m Sabbath School at p. m
'rayer meeting every Thursday evening 30
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-13
T he Teacher

Who advised her pupils 10 strengthen
their minds 10y the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla' appreciated the truth that
bodily Health is essential To mental
vigor. For persons of Cciicatc and feeble
constitution, whether Young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be
sure you get Ayers SarsGpayiiIa.
Every spring and fall take num-
Der of hotties of Ayers Sa'sumrilla, and
am greatly benefited. - Mrs. james III.
Eastman, Stoneham, AiusS.
havc taken Ayers SarSaparilla
with great benefit 10 my general health"
Miss Thirza l.. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter, twelve years of age.
has snlIered for the nast Ncnr frnm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
DR. ORETLLF SEEKS REINSTATEMENT.

THE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY MUST TELL WHY
HE WAS rxPELLEr JUSTICE DEMANDED.
Dr. James O'Relly No. 247 East Forty nintst, was
eIpe led NewYok County Medical Society Tor VIC
atou Of medical ethics and the bylaws OF the society on
November % 1886 Yesterday Dr. o. Reilly obtained an
order from Andrews of the Supreme Court requiring
the show January Is why he should not
be reinstated
TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday afternoon upon Dr.
Wesley 81 Carpenter OF the ev aud copy
OF society in regard 10 Tho expulsion from
hese appears that the Committee on Ethics oil the
society held NEE ing oD Novem or o. 1885, a. WIG" Ut
oRey present these charges as FOL
lows Advertising his Maternity Home In The iaiiy
nrrs Issuing circulars his Home TO The public and con
Quoting his contrary ns accepted usages OF
honorable of medical profess Dr. OReily
issuing OF the crcuar denied AveIising
Hsme IN the 'ay press but admitted advertising An
other inst ton OF hi. paper stated that he
Thought his way of cOnductlng honorable The com
uitttee him guilty him 10 the soc-y
discipline The society uuaumsusy votes to eIps ai
Accompanying report of the committee were three ezho
its an editorial regarding Dr. Aeys Institution from The
Medical Aes OF institution and copy oil he
advertisement mentioned DR. Carpenter said tat beyond
the gwen the minutes he knew noihsg aDoat
the decined TO anything further aosiI IL
The Maternity Home referred TO Is the Woman's In
Urinary Maternity Ho OF which DR. CR,!iy IS med
teal Dr. oBely WAS seen at the Home by me
reporter and made the following statement I'm 1883
number organized csrsorAiioa known az me
.womaDs Innrmary and Aa.srnity Home Was appointed
medical director. ana my name appears alone In 'he
circular keeping in the background The cir
cul4rs we're sent only to physicians UNDERSTAND that
charges Of these circulars was
Al nprofesssouAi. csmpAined
suits Of violating professional ethcs eon nlttve
WA apuoin e 10 In The fra intmaon a~G OF
when DR. Al-xaudef secretary =. u. eonmtteo nos
fedm ne Tie sotlce fecsiFed AZ
rir hi 10 appear and ionas com
nvs doctors With Dr Peters az -sair1an
He ed me circular ISSUED aa yes Then
! II RIA. aaa II 80 wonie IKE %
charges and aecassrs an 70 have n
portnnity Of appearing with Counsel vas requests
10 and ninutes tatsr vas recalled,
and the chairman stated that mrrry
commsitse neuirr trial then fy ana
ABOUT me circular fbey
thaDksd for pIomDtaess 2Bsweriag tien au SHo
NJ in0r sought IN lsnf I've
ia:orr1ef re scrstarv. DIT CArpeHtsr mat
expelled ci4s mat hat rial ana obtained fhs
order sxpel without triz ion
lie reinsta.sd bat want 10 know why
expelled" -.
Within Purriagtoa. legal adviser OF tbs society said
ths ~ the sfpui
Q had heard % hs having OBJ sheh
as orsr and aersiors docasd express opinion IN
h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

THURSDAY. jan. 5-P. N

TUURSDAY. jan. 5-P. NJ
Twenty-four railroads now have reported their
gross earnings for the fourth week IN December,
giving an aggregate Of 81 1907 ei against s2'ss4'-
900 in the week Of $50. gain OF 1919, 'o4 OF
- per cent. Among the number is wabash
WESTERN which shows a gain of $4,000 or IL
per cent despite the terrible railway war rag
ing in that part OF the country
The stock market to-day was even more duu
than it was yesterday, and the transactions
amounted only to l37,OIs shares. But the tone
as reflected by the NOV ,ment OF prices was the
opposite Of that yesterday. Al the opening
feeble attempt TO make lower prices was made,
but il met with such good purchasing orders that
il quickly ended. With the steadn - there came
desire ON the part of yesterdays sellers to retire
their contracts and following that there came an
Improvement Of prices which continued 10 the
close Sellers Of st. Paul yesterday at "a Ia
- found little stock to-day at "A LA "A 3-o he
transactions in that stock to-day amounted only
to 1900 shares and it, price rCse from "A IL
to - 90 yesterday Tie saies amounted 80 ""'OVV
between ~ 81 at the opening 10 "a at midday
and "a IL at the close. The Two days dealings
in St Paul which probably is selling higher than
any other dividend stock Oh the list, II measured
by It's merits. emDiematcal OF the general situ9-
ton at the Stock EA change. The market tor tne
moment Is limited aud pressure TO sell either
long" or short easily depresses the prices
When the sellers attempt To reconp the market
seems even more limited than when they SOLD
Phlladelphia and Reading was opened at "a IA
and sold =, ,itediy down 10 81 =! 1t quietly ana
almost unobserved rose to 65 7-sa65 SIS. Della
Wal.. lacI>t l..4 t..l boss. .H '.t'Is .i"'"
opcn.ng 20 end at i2e l-1al 20 l-2al 20 A, ex
a., lacuu vi 81 per cent " neenue ana Lake
Ere rose from IL So 10 81 Western ln!On
developed renewed interest and sold up 10 70 ~
a7s IA -lh stock market contains All fhe eie-
meuts favorable TO activity and higher values eX-
cept one--eourage and cOnN teton OF the brokers'
to combat the lsss mstic views winch Jhet CON
tlnue pay WaIl-st. news asrncles 10 lay before
thrlr clients The Times this morning printed
the following silly statement: The money mar
Set wis SO easy on the Stock Exchange Yesterday
that il loaned throughout the day Hat Lenders
were lad To get borrowers 70 exchange collateral
for funds on even terms" This Is a fair sample
OF The trustworhiness # IA majority 0tthe matter
relative TO Wall st. that IS published IN that So
called newspaper ne >tO ultfNct os sbronS'
Government bonds were quiet and strong at
closing quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

sgainss benjamin H. Hatcher. warehouseman, of Col
umbus, Ga, f0r o17,1d money advanced In cotton
operations.
Benjamin Mayer surviving partner OF J. and "
Mayer, wholesale butchers at West Washington Mar
let has confessed Judgment for 80 Sss In favor OF
was drowned December 2s. They had been IN bust
ness several years, but had become financially en-,
barrassed Jacob Levy, attorney for Mr.. Frank said
yesterday that he thought the FIRMS liabilities were
about ZOO, and tho assets were small consisting
principally Of accounts The Sheriff had made levy
and hs client had little security for part Of HE ella
Regarding Mr. Mayors sudden death, he said h" and
friends of the deceased though Il was purely &C
cidensa he had left his house usual 20 go 70
business and was not secn again until his body was
found in the East River. He thought some arrangc-
mcnf might be made with the creditors, 20 put Mr.
B. Mayer his fret again.
The schedules OF peechinor. Haaiy CONWAY dealers
In drv goods af No. sn7 Broadway. show liabilities
~? 200 nominal assets se5, actual assets so4
SITES respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
BUsyyEss FIRMS Tg TROUBLE

The schedules Of d. de Castro h Co. commission
merchants, Of No. "A waiiam-st died yesterday by
Henry ". Barnes assignee, give the liabilities at
ei g3 304 ~ nominal assets 81 sol 421 I'll, setuai
81, O0o, $50 60. There various debtors TO the
nominal of 81 ,304,ss2. actually sos 62
stocks and bonds norHnajiy e1Io,375 81, artualiJ
$40 as4 a.; bills able ss,77e 30 lands rlaDta-
tons etc. soO4,7e4 60 nomnaily actually $l2sooo
merchandise 500 ,sO6 s. Many Of the debtors are
IN Central and south America Tho individual sched-
ules of Fernando Parrago gives personal liabilities
nome nominal and &ctaxi Assets S.a,2Do aud
WITS, respectively.
Tho schedules OF Nathaniel r. Sexei, proprietor OF
the Hotel Ell George. broadway and fwolnh-si- Show
liabilities so6,47e. nominal assie es,ls4; sauS
assets s2.Bs.
JEage Andfews. OF the Supreme Court, has grantcu
an attachment against Burr Son Co., brewers, Of No
2.5 West Eghteenfhst., In favor Of the executives
of the estate OF Robert Kennedy, for 81 500 on com
promise notes due December 81, 1887, which we're
rot paid
j. ID. Pect & Co., of New Orleans, asvs oAtssnsd an
attachment from thu suYrcme Court In this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
THE ATLAyTA'S DAMAG ID BOTTOM.
MAYNARD OFFICIALS WONDER wHry THE vEssrI

MAYNARD OFFICIALS WONDER wHrN THE VESSEL
WILL RE PITT ~ Trr pRy-pocK.
"why is not the Atlanta placed in the dry dock''
sailors at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Last fall this
ship, commanded by Captain Bunce, scraped on a
reef In Narraganseft Bay. There effort made
to pooh pooh the accident matter OF no import
ance. In fact Il a much denied al first that
there had been any accident, when inquiring news
paper boarded the vessel In Newport not long
after II had happened
Yet the injury to the ship far from trihing
Two blades OF her propeller broken of and other
damage done Just beneath the boiler room. Exactly
how much done has never been ascertaincd, for
She has for various that the Navy Yard
people understand been placed in the dry dock
When a shp-even common sailing ships injured
by grounding scraping rocks 1t Is customary to
offers Yet of the crack vessels OF the
North Atlantic fleet, the only armored vessel ln IT.
brand new throughout with damaged bottom, and
IL Is not examined months afterw ard.
Since the Atlanta " a. Injured, tine Npsc, the Ports
mouth ana the old tug Fortune have gone In the dry
dock ahead of the Atlanta The word has been passed
around the Yard when comment partiC ularly
rife. that tho Atlanta going IN the dock next Now
II IS stated that instead of the Atlanta going In the
doc, % next II Will he the Dolphin.
The officers believe tnaf Is the purpose of the
Depart hurry OF the Atlanta to the West In
an examination would show for reflection on
Captain Bunce's scamanShip with rhe Captains
recent criticism II this Roach cruiser fresh In
the public mind. Mr. whitney docs want it, poi-
cal effect impaired by any reflections their author
There may OF her coOred person In the wood
pile but this reason believed to be the true one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
THE PETROLECN MARKET.

NEWS From TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
here extreme Gocastons Yesterday in the oil
ket OF 2s cents the highest being 81 AM the loves
W y There = 2cuviy. tbs trapsao
tons amounting 20 about $500 0UD barrels III. market
rutuaIsd frequently and covered shorter
than has done siscs pubic Btersst xrsus-d II
opened excellent o,portuuif.e
he Exchange who Cor npps
tunitIrs quck profits
'rket which ao ed gnai shaDces Tor 'he nlhad
ing If that been purchase IN fh- righ -
the seventies. the Dnti sh ,rt sales invest
mont there esfh.r
bulls thar usually eShiotea such oppcrtun
ii sopen themselves First the the
dav. while she speculation bervons the rrnerI
prices ward The nnsi qnoiat
ulter the best recorded Tie market rOsed strong
From the point .p-euistor sni
reaction OF several cents the prrs oil host
many houses look movement
In t.At aIrecuon holder would
DO by BGt while the Ia, iraisr catch
quicS by the op and Daying Al The
sapportiag or ned
The divs January IT rue bot the
pipeline only 7o.-2i barrels and the 10
les 200 do1 barrels o. 81 -43 eyor
dsys dsi.s +i2sl nrreis For
tho ch,rer sJ,o4I barrels aver
Of 49, ~ els atty.
The r4nse dealings the coosoll
date Exchange were az follows;
Op-niuz % Lssest sls
hlsh-st -.-.------------ - . FINAL IS
7~eN ''r'e's
The refined oil market held sety az Scents g'lioa
Abel test at all porss
rrrIssus Pean. Jan 5Petr0Ieum fairly active aud
firm National rraa.t C-ru isu.s opeaet a. $50;
cIase-i % nlsae.L. 94s lowest. 9ss
opesed 92h set AZ -. 1 Shs.L a.. lowest
W Clearance, a79torO 'srrs% ,.....
opened at 921s highest 9i'- lowest 927s. closet "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
HEBREw ACTORS 60 out ON STRIKE.
ANARCHY AT TIVE RouMASrA OPERA HoUsE-sMALr
TAX

ANARCHY AT TIVE RouMASrA OPERA HOUsE-sMALI
. BOYS TAKE AHs~pIN
big piece Of brown wrapping paper about ~
large "a good sized newspaper unfoidsd. covered
half Of tho front Of the Boumanis Opera House
yesterday. The paper was covered with characters
which for Christian TO read necessItated his stand
ing or his head. They announced that fhe Opera
He use was closed and would not DO .pencd until
Friday-to-night.
The Roumaba Opera House, It may b. stated here
for tie benefit Of those who It, IS at Nos.
1O4 AMI -ns, :. very, last fellow Grandst
A reporter found an ancient Hebrew inside the
ticket once near the cash boz and sought 10 learn
from him the grief nf Tsraet The patriarch
led the reporter to the front door and showed him
Dot vos prokrn four dimes snre Montag' said he;
and II q hfty-two inch glass" The two entered
the theatre. II will hold 200 beoples' said the
patriarch, and vat a racket dere dere last night
like - Then the old man unbosomed himself One
year ago. said be- some Roumanian art"rs came
actors. Dey wore starving Dew acted at the Ten.
are Garden. Dey were starving and We chust bought
dis te-a-tcr to keep dem from starving
The hiIsHy voice took rest for a moment 10 mn
load little emotion. then the patriarch continued,
ave made contract NIT dem for tree and \
halJf Dry made everythIngs and ve made nodings,
starving when dey came hero. MONDAY night ven
benefit performance for the.K0mnitZ Pedoler Brudcr
Rund was TO tafe pilce, dey refused to art Now
We have annudder company, But dey makes lots OF
trouble for Dey comes to the fraLter last night
and howl and hiss. ali vat RACKET. ypd have no
idea. II yos horrible; h"rrI.le Ven new actor
der police had TO hrlup Trr small povs smash
der window four dimes since Monday AMI We closed
up ninth FRIDAY
officer McCaGerty, Of the Tenth Precinct arrested
Joseph anil Morris Schrmsr. brOth.Ts. who werr
cons ricuons In Disturbing the performances on We'd
nesdsv night. Justice Smith fined them 81 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
4 BorgL 1ODoeps srRAvGe sroPY

young who had arr ed from Europe on sat
urtay registered al Tie New York GiOel a. J..
". Emerson lie sad he had lived abroad since child
hood. About nine O'Clock New-Years nigh. he
made a great uproar in his room. and when the door
was broken open. he was found IN stae Of mental
agitation. He had been robbed In he room, he SAID
but bis story OF the robbery afcrwad led the police
TO believe that his head not strong a. IL ought
to be. According to his own re- ort he bad left the
door unlocked when be went down to dinner, and
when he urned he found big an under his bed
TIE big man held hls hand behind his back In way
that suggested the presence Of pistol club ard
asked sir Emerson for his watch and money Mr
Emerson was scared and sheied out" The zig
man went with $50 and MIR Emer-On's gold
watch and locked he door Then Mr. Emerson raised
his voce In appeals for help.
Nonody IN the hotel >aw the big man 60 Dir:
Emerson went % Police Headquarters and looked
through the Rogues Gallery, but could not recognize
any Of the pictures there. lGsi &c or Byrncs SAID
Yesterday that story of the robbery was absurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

srrsRxr CoUHr-Cr vRERs-Befor- Andrews. Nos
sa5 - pa e. 2s5 SO 80 al ia 2ss 80
aiT. IS g. vs e. n 81 - q
y SE "a IT. s7 100 iOe he il5 i: a s41 "a
-urssr; TrnHr.:T p Pc: ~ In 40
s ss@ 81 s 81; ~ ss 6 - - *
sos %. S 90; SOC Sol 81 sos so si So
o sn.a. J.-Ss. 500; zol Si3 ,.,.,. p..
srrKExK coURr-ciKcuIr-PA Part Ir-Retors Lacrsn renee
s9ai III ia $50 1856 iii see iiGs 1851 1862
r 4s. Rt cs I pss ss
Isl s27 ise US Sl4 rs 49, III iS7o So6S 22io 2siG
SUPREME CoUgT-CKcurr-PAET Iv.-Before Beach. -
Gaze 90, No day ca~nhar
sUsKosArE's CorRr-Bsfore Ransom. $40 day eaien-
sypRmcs coUar-srEcIAL rHSM-sefOr. DugrO. J. No
surxRoE couar-rHiAL Term PART L-Before sedg-
SUPERIOR C1UHr-TWAL rERa-PAsr II-BetOre Freed
supzsios couKr-TmAr rKaM-PARr rII-Betore o'oOr'
sursxoR couRf-TRiAL TKRM-pART rv.-Before Truar
COMMON PLEAs~GESEaAL TEss--Re'ore Larremors J..
Aieu and Bookstaver J-Sps TO- % 20 a. s. T. 81. 3d.
Coaxos pLKAs-srrclAL Tsax-Beforo Daily. J-so day
81 81 ~ @ 5 ''l &C. e. ST. So s's ''4 So S'
ss 4s + gs6. n ss $685. mss'T s
49s ss 4 S6 2s.t YEA e t 1851 t5 "a $3.50 42
cry CoUgr-rRIAL THIN PART IL Bsior- Pilshke.
Nos 1855 S749 1874 PTS 30so 1880 Az 1892 49, g.
422S 42l3 424 4J76 Soo3 1905 t2ss 42O5, Sof1 $685.
sY22 1874 4344 42<3. 434A. a223. 432 80
CITY COURT TRIAL TEgA-Phr ~ Before bro" ne
Nos 1862 34Dj 1912 3i49 36a. 4nsS 4n52 4Ost - ~
ll59 1910 49, 3s9 39Sl. 1871. 4l46, 4os6 Al 30 4J4s
4336 1887 453s. 4339 4S4c. 43il 4342, 4343 i3nA 90,
COURT sR.sONs-PAsT t.-Eefore Giier
j. and Assistant Di.trci htiernsy Davis-Nsa
y & ; s Z . %. Z z.
Is Id 20 ri % %. % rs % p. 20. ~ 80.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS PART ft.-Fefore Cowlng
j. and Assstsnt DlsricIAttorney Bedord-Nos l. 2 s. l.
g. g. 7. s. - 10. r-,--
smyth and As.stAn District nrney Fiizgeraid.-Nes
!, 2 g. L. 9. 6. Z. 3, .. 10, IL. H. Is. IA. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
GRIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF EEyY) * DTAIVia
The better e-lrg the cereal markets shown Weon-S
Yesterday The demand Tor wheat fell OF "a
500 Du-hr aud the market oHls stsay, with
IN price The ptons were ferrous
after hHctla IONS Of less than crat me
marke, steady and dawn shas follows Jsnu'ry,
81 February. ~ March. 90 tprl "a a Nav. sot:
June 352 December. sSt2 cents h 'Drn was steady
Dpcrs sli refused MAKE pasrha-ss The option
and enied with Losses Of = cent AZ OZ
January So February and 49, euts or May oats
treAied al tho lead eerea and tie op
enie.! DOWN - " cent at Js,4 o. Ia tary 3ss or
February and 81 cents tor Nav Thrsw sales Of $50
Teresa ard but proportion xi.Ft roud not %
The ssnn 10 options cnntnnes md nnsl sses
record 16l2 pOnfs follow. anu trv . .;
F-bru ry 81 90. arch. 5 D.! APFl ~ % MAJ, % lis
June. s. IS Iuly. s. %
TLe rrcript- n gram and reported yesterday az
York BALTIMORE PhiiaislphI, AMI Bo to- we're AZ fol-
H. bnsh-i. is6 9i5 bushels h'ur So 40
A satke~ al tl,rt~ nv .
wheat 49, . bushels rorn iaA99t O.shst-: ".ta
lj9O3s bushels total grain. 37Isc2 bushels Hour oi-oo
haLreLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
COTTON uAsxgr,-sY rsLe,eApu

LivrHPoot. Jan. "a m.-rotton-Fntures Closet
sfeaiy Cplants Miillins clause JGsuary ie
s7.J4i January snd February ie'-rv 81 S4a
buyers. February March delivery. 3s-1it. hnYer-f
aad delivery. 80 6ta nuy~Is hori' and NAY
J MAY ana Jane s~vsry. $3.50
BUYERS Jun. july delivery. 1884 buyers ilT anil
August isliv-ry 47.64 buysrs August AMI September
IL 4--64s buyers
Nsw.OKLEASa Ian 5.-cotton-Qn AZ hddlss va
Low Nlddhns O. Cool Ordinary. Sc net rrerpt. tsfs
bales arsss receipts O25 bales exports TO GrsA Bri.n
30 bales exports wise Abb bsss sales OOOO
bale. .usck. 4l722s hais- -
sALyssr0S. Jan 6-ce,t"u-Flrm; Nmdiins. 10. L ~,
Mvialing q; Gooi Ordinary. Sr me- receipts, 5tui
nles sross rrceipA sO bass exports 60 Crrai Bsian
7e4 bale. 10 the Continent lvso bales ssisA
bales stock. 7o6<< baies $500.
NosPOLk JaH S-Cstfon-st~ady Nidfiias. 10 Lis
1853 bales exports 10 the cont
nent 1875 bales expors coaswise, $50 bales sales ss5
bales ock 81. o32 Dales. -.
sAvASSAN jan. 5-Csu,n-stsafyi Aiddhax st
Lev Kidding 81 Good Ord nArv. So; oct and rross
rc,lus, 80 bales exports continent, $500 oaes;
exports coaswise. l746 Oass sales LOO bales 'tss<
i2s. 74o baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

Peter Lake alias Grand Csstral Pete" the notorious
rsnnsncs man charged Jefferson rzst Court yes
tsrdsy with stealing barDer Ahsp oil 'ne
wialsor Hofei Saturday night The coal being"" :.
J. w. tafiard guest the hotel who while getting shaved
hsa hing A. on ho.k After the barber hal nuShet MI
Gallard sounA The 5srber and MT G'iar" ~
Us Gallery hDiel Iscxu rut 's
n,rure Of ..rssd Central Pete" Justice Oheiiu fe
aAnAss the pfs0ssr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06

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demaod Hams-Tso improving. on-in far
a-msn sug 33s 81. short clear -'ronf AZ
az. good demand Amsrcab cloi'r hrn az %:
81 TAow-IH psor demand Spirits OF Tnrpentne aud
Ro,in far demand Lsrf Spot and Futurss-ID pooe
demand prime Western stesv 81 4O- February and
March .tssy az 6 wheatfn poor ds'Hanf Flour In
moor demand Corn. ~pot ard FufurssIn poor demand
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do dull at A. LIT 10 March dul' a ~
sd Hope At Losdon New YORK >ate-Ihere 10 no nng
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3ss 10 .a per quarter Linseei cake, ~ o. per
TON for Rrhned Petroleum. '3 lot <i per GAL
Ion Sp rits OF Turpentlne, 2as 81 per ewt a. go,
ANTWERP Ian. 5.-Wilcuxs lard closed 81 ~ iranes
SO ceutms. per 100 klOs Petoleum-Fino Pale Aosrcan
rs c.rurcs pail snd sellers ., ,
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