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The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19
NEW THEMES FOR THEM

Governor Foraker, Major Mckinley
and the other members of the stump
ing outfit i'm Ohio are going to ring the
old changes on protection during the
canvass there. They know how to talk
it, for the theme has been political
stock i'm trade since 1916. BESIDES, the
Governor is handy with the rhetoric of
the business. and the Major himself il
as clever a talker as one il apt to meet
i'm a days march.
Before the campaign is over. how
ever. the republican campaigners i'm
Ohio will find themselves compelled to
turn from their venerable argument
long enough tn put several very annoy
ing little subjects out of the way.
There's that man Topp, for instance,
who has been set spinning all over
Ohio. Mr.. sherman. the Governor.
Major Mckinley and the rest will have
tn explain the relations of protection to
his American industry in getting re-
bate of 25 cents yard OH top dressing
gravel.
Then there 10 the forged Campbell
signature. which Mr.. llalsted admitted
to be a forgery after Governor Foraker
had declared himself able to prove its
genuineness. A lot of these little things
are right in the way of the old tariff
speeches. They are live topic and it
will worry republicans To get away
from them. 1t wouldn't surprise us to
see Governor Foraker whipped.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19

O'Clock, aftse vhich vim come the recita-
tions and other exercises-she whole 10
conclude with . ''Grand squeese."
Ussss sssa ..a shs CAissss
From the Deaver Republican
Il would be . los 10 China 20 expel tho
American residents. and the Chinese gov-
eminent ID NOT blind 10 this consideration.
hut the United States could well af1ost 10
stand an act Of retaliation like this. IL
would be lDettee that the Chinese should
that they should drive them out OF their
own country.
Makes His Owa Eagiish-
From the -. Louis Republic.
Murat Halstead's esteemed though
highly emotional Newspaper dIenounces u
~ "fuaacious'' ''slantendicular." Mar
isss among the rsiins was nothing To Mr..
Halstessd when, I'm the loneliness that fol-
lows tho close Of an Ohio campaign, he
stirs amid the consequent debris Of what
was once the English Language.
The seatls Asnsrscan ssss the Point.
Prom the New York Mail and Express.
The republican policy of liberal sll,si-
dies to ocean mail steamers is thoroughly
appreciated ny our distinguished and rep
rescntative guests. They aro not troubled
about the question Of protection. What
they want il attainable without material
changes in our tariff, and they believe that
Auhericsh steushShip hheS Will eoAve tnis
problem and open q new era for their
trade and development.
Not solely = Question sf Decorum.
From the Chicago Tribune.
"A Reader" writes to the Tribune to
ask: "Is In proper or not for two young
ladies to 20 out driving with two young
gentlemen ON moonlight evenings after
o'clock?" Dear young friend, il is per-
fectly proper for two young ladies to go
out driving with two young gentlemen
any kind OF an evening after o'clock-a
reasonable time after o'clock not too
late, mind you-but IL IL ever SO much
more enjoyable and soothing, to speak,
for one young lady to 60 out driving with
one young gentleman.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19

Montana has Secretary Windows
decision. Our good friends will read
this mornings important dispatch and
get what comfort they may out of the
secretary's comment on what congress
has done, what committees have de-
creed and how customs officers ought
TO act.
secretary had disposed of the business
I'm q single sentence, saying that. with
distinguished consideration for the
Northwest, he yet finds himself bound
to accept the dictates of Wall street
and done with il.
Good bye, Window, this section has
NO use for you.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19
Giving the SNAP Away.

From the Great Falls Leader.
We are requested To announce that mt
the "Lemon Squeeze" of the Baptist
church. on Friday evening mt Arion Hall.
the supper will bs. served from O to
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19
NOT IN FAVOR OF iT.

The republican press of the territory
practically admitted the election Of a
democratic legislature two weeks ago.
1t was everywhere admitted that MIR.
TOOle's title to the gOvernOrship In clear.
Our republican contemporaries, know
ing then essentially all that is new
known regarding doubtful districts,
never dreamed that the count would be
questioned or that they would be asked
70 lend their support to a scheme to
steal the state. Naturally enough. the
result of the election disappointed !h!.em,
and they undertook the serious busi
ness of calling recalcitrant republicans
to account, finding occasional diversion
i'm speculation regarding the democrats
who would probably reach senatorial
hOnors. They did not dream that the
popular will was to he thwarted or that
the vote would he questioned. They
never recommended such outrages as
have disgraced the count i'm Silver Bow,
they have not yet vigorously defended
il. Back of these newspapers il re-
publican constituency which is alto
gether opposed To the half dozen reck-
less aspirants for office who have dared
to throw Montana into confusion. delay
the advent Of statehood and bring poll
ties into disrepute: and the fact is thor
oughly understood in every republican
editorial room i'm the territory. 1t is
not strange that our republican con-
tempOraries are lukewarm i'm the fight.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' White Merino Vests and
Pants at 4sc and 7sc, former
price 7sc and SI.25.
Ladies' Scarlet All-Wool Vests
and Pants at ooc per pair.
Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants,
all sizes at $50 per pair. former
price soc.
Five-B Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair. former price SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19

s4nch allwool Ladies' Cloth per yard
at 90 cents.
3Snch wool Tricot we'll 75c per yard
The newest styles in Dress Fannels per yard.
Extra Heavy Twled Flannels soc a yard worth 7sc
4onch allwoo Tricots. line of shades
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19

O'Clock, a9tee which vim coGno the recita-
tions and other exegcises-she whole %
conclude with s'Rrand squeese."
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-19

so pairs 1914 Blue Kersey Blan-
kets at So 100 per pair.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

SHEEP AND LAMBS-Iecepts 35ia CARLOADS OF a.-.o @
head-lS carloads OOth-st and 112 carloads az Je
Guiding e carloads arrived late that day ~ Jere,
City Market slow and prices fuy hc Lower N than on
Friday lambs while sheep were even lower lila" VI"
saturday. The pens not cleared. -o-.- IN and
Choice and Extra at s. s7SGs9 IS. Common TO O20Jo %
Lambs sold at s6ds7 37i2 and carload o. Extra Oho
do deekoad OF Fancy Slate Lambs at 81 90 ~ .vor
saesD IIarringtoa III Territory sheep ao 10 n at
s. 87a II do 1913 H. at s. so 2o5 Miehiran an A. AZ
n ~ at az; 437 do. 20 n, at - 22s do 'o2 D" "
81 20; 1e2 Ohio do 95 ~ At 81 90 o,,. Sheen. 11s ~
at so 1872 Pennsylvana Lambs. 81 y. az S'-a' N az
Michigan do 73e n at 81 3j; 40 state 90, 20 Az ,S
81 l2ia 1Gi Canada do 1o5 n. at 81 S7s; loo uo' -
j. r. Pidcock: 542 Territory Sheep. JOG n at ~ do
100 Pennsylyania Lambs II H. at 81 2lo Michigan W.
Hume ne Mullen ~ state Sheep 81 n at "a 80 se 81
20 do "a H. at 81 12ia 90 do, 100 ~ az 81 No. 1,o
John ]. Hallenbeck 13 Northern Canada Snsep eyn
n at s5 90 1O7 Territory do 81 ~ at "a 10; 10
Fveritt & Pidcock 20 Pennsylvania sheep - ID ~
o. "a; 81 Pennsylvania Lambs 15 n, at ,oo N nj
J. r. Sader a Co.: 297 Western sheep. Ivy *! az
s5 25 z do IS at g 2S 2o2 az g4 - Sc % Ken.
scky do. is1 H. at S. s7s l7s DO &c n 81 - 0O
So Lambs 90 n q 90 so 191 do II ~, at 90 ~ ~ NJ
Judd & Buckingham 10 state sheep: - X M at
17o Canadian lambs 80 n, at 81 85 OIL
Sherman & Culver: 1872 Ohio Sheep pS ~ .. g. toi
40 buffalo do 1O7 ~ at IS % 200 do 9s No. AZ a.
Territory do, 9Si2 H. at S5 10 lZ9 western A"' -
>" Newton Gilett 1O7 Pennsylvania Ewes % "' ''
81 GO. -, - .. ~ 70
UOGS-Recepts 90 carloads OF l3, 40 headiy ~ saa
at 4Othst and II carloads at jersey CITY Nohp iV '
alive. Nomlnally steady at 50 s5es4 10.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Dec. e3.-Cattlc-ecepts last p hours. $500
N Il total thus far 30 for same TIM
."t week s. sG0 consigned through = 800 head tOc
head New YORK 2bOO on sale Prices unsettled Dut
generally Choice shipping cstte. 1.50Odl,O 600 ID
4OdS4 prime 10 choice native shipping steers fVV
III 800 n 81 15dfi 25 medium 10 good export grauer
3OOdi 400 H.. 20 75dsi TO- fair 10 choice canning ahu
herring cattle 2OOal 800 n SO 4Oass 50 medium 70
pood do lOOa1 200 r S3 25ds3 90 good choice ship
ping DO OO0al 100, ~. sJ l5dS3 20 very common ahu
sIi grades 9O0al 900 n, s2ds2 % Michigan steers
stocers and feeders fair % choice 81 35aG2 60 DO la
m good native shipping s2aSa 25 fair To choice and
beif.rs 81 75Gs3 medium % good az 4oGS2 1O com
mon 10 prime do s2as2 80 mllch COWS and sIngers sl'
$50 sheep and Lambs Receipts last ~ hours. OPW
l,-t week IA, 500; consigned through 5000 head 2uo
generally lower. sheep-Choco 20 eXua, e. s9GSS 20
medium to good ~ 5Odt4 rs common 20 good, slast ~
Lambs-Good % choice. sG G0asd Is fair to g9ou %
sIi .s5asG 5O medium 20 fair, s0as0 20; Csnalas
SO 0jasG So; Hosi-Recepts last "a hours 2-'Si,
head total for week thus far, 2Jl00 for same time Ia,
week 5000 CONSIGNED through 1000 head 100 h'ae %
to New.YOrk; 2l,OOO head on sale prices sieady VIII
a fair demand mediums and heavy. 90 7O' mNeu
AZ 20: Workers, So O5as3 20 pigs. ~ 65.
~ Louis, Dec. 23.-Cattle-kecepts 400; shipment
300 market strong: good fancy native steers 39a
al 45 good do az .OGs4 30 stOckcrs ana leeu,
,frS3 steers, - 1On.J. Hop--kecclle
400; shipments, 400 market STEADY fair 70 choe
heavy ~ 29Hs5 ~ 2 s,y beN fest.e - 600 ship
ncnts market soag fair 10 choice IS ooaet "
lambs, 81 00a4J 20.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Batmore Dee es-Coton quiet and gnehanssd ber h,lu
ding IOs iOLc Flour ACTIVE. Wheet-soa \
active and steady; Fultz 7sesSc Longberry 40
gO6SOiac. steamer 76ad77c; Western easy ,aeao9.
winter red spot and December, soc January
February S5 dS2lac; May, SIC. Corn--SoutLe,
and easier white AID yellow. new, 3iaSoc 3ois a
8sssc January and February, BEE Sssc Msret Stb
3Sasc April 39a39'sc. Oats INACTIVE values nfS Ssic
ern and PeInsyivsnia, 20a31e westerl white
do mixed 2sd graded 20 s8 wnl'e dull p prime
sboas .a aS to fessf So aOPi %.
changed Butter steady; Western packed I1a Soa9ac
roll 17a19c creamery, 2sa26c Eggs quiet, .tsady
"X soft G.c. Copper hni ref ed 1as loe .tdanef
Inactive but steady -four 2ld22s grain, va Co "a 0oG
orders Is Cd Recept-FlOur, II 500 bbls "hea 0of
hush corn 1O7 OOC bush oats e,ooc bush rye, tanSS
bush Shpments-Flour. 300 bhls wleSt s soVc corn
corn. 6S 900 btsh. Sales-Whoat, l5ooOV pus"'
100, 600 bush. ,,od
Corn o9iet steamer mixed 45aGiec steamer
oats quiet but steady. Other markets nnci"no aorn
Receptt-Flour 3s 600 bbls and $500 sacks eoii'
~ OOd hush: oats 81, 600 bush; shorts, AZ TONS
Buffalo Dec 23-wheat-No. hard hrm hoScr hoWScrfbern n
anxious To- sell q few sold at 9o2c NO. aic
Winter wheat Grmer no red s5ds5ae csTs S To .
red extra sold s19 ds2c No extra whiee, ,t5 falr
white soc asked track. Corn STEADY WIZ gai no
demand 40 . SIC: No. 3, soc No. - S%naSt % sec on
grade S2a9ac No yellow &c s 20 Yo White 27e
No mixed 26isc track. Barley IN goC1 Ca. no
No / Canada, 6jd07c; No Canada. Souo-pp, -p,ceipts-
eVtra beabsc Other articles unchanged 10 hi"sh
Wheat 4 600 bush corn, 5000 bush oalss Iov cots
shpments~Wbeat ~ GOO bush corn, $1,000 BUSH o'''
20 600 bush rye, 5000 bush. , - ,ol
Chicago Dec. 23.-The leading futures ranged a' 'O''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

C0FFEE-The spot market for Brazil growths had a
lse steadier look today but trading was qnimpa ant.
done MID grades quiet but firm. Sales 500 bags
sslbo private terms Options quiet and without
specal features. The early market
fw on some months as affected by depressed cables but
ris followed by recovery OF 10dI5 points local
iyine and the close steady Havre declined has.
esry but left OF with reaction OF fr. Hamburg
fOd second 600: exchange lplystel 27is receipts
days $4,000 bags; total stock, 1SS 900
receipts e days 1000 bags Rio purchases T. S.
e the week 100 bags Rio purchases for Europe and
c,ke countries during week Is 900 bags Rio
by az steamer for S, 260 600 bags Rio oearsnces by
ss for I. s. NIL Rio clearances for Europe and other
eounts 10000 bags steamers loading at Rio for United
ss freight per steamer, 25c and per cent prlmag 90
ehass for United States 600 bags Santos purchases
esarances for U S. by 2) steamers IS 900 Santos
eiearances for Europe and other countries
loading at Santos for United Santos
rsrket nrm Good average Santos l5o. Total sales
ne today, 35, 600 bags. "a follows ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

sales-Newton q Gnlett - Pe9nsIyanias steer, ,sgK
Choice 1874 ayersgs at g % % per l31 f0 xeS
oO4 H. at 81 G5 10 do sJs n, at 81 40 goo - on.
II do DO iSai i97a m at = q go 10 DO 1900 ~
1870 m at - 20 10 G5Ssso Sa s HS n at 81 81 s do 1905
~ at sS S. o do 1852 Tb at s3 30; "a do 1902 H. ot
ohio seers fSso n st s. 20 do 1850 m at . o5 Is
DO 1898 ~ 81 60 10 do AL n at - 5o 40 GO i99 %
4 do 133S n 0 at - 90 ii Western steers, 1l97 ~ at
SO co; State do 1900 ~ at SS 80 . Go' % i15o ~ at
= Is sste do I645 H. at % so; do 1907 n al 80
u Texan Cows, 71j u, at IL 9oi s'a'o oo 'O0' d" "
do 22i @ at 50 70 % DO l12s m at - - "a 90 .o
Ke1tueS Cows 1872 n %1s9a a. 81 % d. oo sS NJ G
j. A. Munro 20 Chicago steers 1903 at - 10 ~ ~
do, 1856 n at q 12 a DO II "a so o. al 10 uO
]" Sherman Culver is Chicago steers 1888 H. at SO 60
IA do (Stockers), $50 n, at 3d. - rteo ~ NJ "a rs .
70 iG9 g R DO e lSse n Io6 "a r. f. os at 81 75 HS
So s7a Brn AGO n, at 50 CO. do ooS d. ,5a, a, -
J. f. sadler & Co.: 10 Kentucky Steers 1881 3D. at
a IS less s5 NJ,
and weak s90aS4O per head with ie" CHOICE 'O"'
retsled At s45as50 each. o . -,
cALvEsecepts 414 head and tgy w. 800 ys, rerS b hSS
stock Dull ior grasssrs and M'IpI or the aer
few picked calves bringing sac. rully soo aoS nu ~ %
saiesJohn j. Hallenbeek Y GraSses: ~ ye SOi a n
g ssf 10 AZ 5s do TO- gs5 ss eo no AZ s % 5o 81 do 1853
$2 g. do $50 n at s27 81 DO ao2 n' at e so' i o'
1870 % Do 10 DO AZ nso N h. at az e. g.,
so DO 223 ~ al Sc 3 vsais 1850 b at &c; do l'S.m
Judd & Buckingham; 4 Grsssers 307 n at e. 20
Veals 80 n AZ s5 20: yoals. 1877 N. at " 50
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


the average estimated at ~ 40
BEEVES- Receipts 1913 carloads OF 3,2s4 headSi car
to East Side and BROOKLYN slarsht9rer -
60h-st, including SO carloads Tor tastmas
Company IL carloads for J. stern, carloads ior kaufman
and strauss and carload for Metzger Levy; and 2s
carloads at Jersey the market, making with The
70 carloads held over about 80 carloads to be sold
The supply was moderate and the clear weather was
hepful 10 the trade but while fair TO good Cattle sold az
shade stronger prices trash and common Beeves showed
no Improvement The Yards were not quite cleared
carload "stockors" (veTy commOn) sold at 50; or
dnarv TO prime Cattle 50 55a$i 80; and carload Of
choice heavy Pennsylvania Steers sold at 10 20 d. Nc
pherson had pair Of extra Kentucky Cattle. averaging
23O n for which fraction 50 was offered They
ought brought s5 So but the demand for holiday
oxen sold at 60 5Ods4 40 old dry Cows at 81 40as2 %
and GOOD fat enucky do at S3dS3 75 Bulls at s@af2 60
Thirty Texans sold at SO 10, and lot OF Texas Cows at
81 90. , ,.,,... ~, n, -.
their New.Yor Brooklyn and Jersey city houses for the
week ending December 81 to be $50 caIeasse averaging
III n AT ar average price OF as so per 100 ~ 49,
George H. Hammond Co.'s agents sold IN SAID cites
for the same week L. 06l OF Chicago Dressed
beef weight 697 n at the average price Of 50 sc
Private cable adyces up to SATURDAY Decemher 2l re-
mort dull market at both London and Liverpool
With refrigerated beef selling at scant "a or tte less
than Sc per and American live Cattle dull at lldl2c
dressed weight for medium TO good
shipments 5000 quarters OF beer IN the Ar
. -, H.. ,.,. d .hor oA
dicssed beef and mutton are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Cltn Rcal gslate Go Get

TO LET Or LEASE. with or without
power, floors, 4OXSO feet. IN our new
factories, Kent-ave.. between keap and Rod
ney sts ; built Especially for manufacturing
business light on four sides steady steam
power: Insurance low; steam heat; power
elevator: Watchman employed no
wOod-wOrkers convenient 10 all
ferries aud shipping points; possession
a. Cnoe. Apply to owners. i. >. & g.. +.
SIMPSON, q RCdney-st. Brooklyn, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Citn Real Csiale for Sale.

EIRST.CLASS four-stOry. high-stOop. 90
j foot front dwelling. with dlnlng-room
extension In the tendcrl0ln Of the west
Side exceptionally fine interiors best work
manship only s3s 600; No. IL West 76th-
st. always open for inspection. SAMUEL
COLCORD, owner.
ONE OF THE very finest and largest
~ West Side dwellings IN the market now
open for inspection fronts Manhattan
Square and overoOks Central PARK No. 42
West 77th-st. inquire on promises. SAM
UEL COLCORD, owner.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
For SALE.-Three OF the 3-stOrv and
basement brownstone. 2OV42 all I'm
provements. Bushwick-avc. and WoOdhne-
GEO. L. CHAPMAN. Builder. Lexington
ave. and Broadway; open Christmas Day.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
flats Go fct, tlntnrnisbeo.

LLATS TO LET IN THE
4 GORDON,
s9-h-st.. 9th-ave newly decorated: steam
heat and all modern improvements rent
from s35 10 $50 per mouth rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner on premises.
- OOMS az the Cambridge engaged but not
Aly yet occupied can be had temporarily, until
coupled by the owner
'Oy' HE RUBY" THE DIAMOND" and
THE SAPPHIRE" PAL. 2t3 and
24J East S7th-s -st.-ChOice apartments now TO
let unfurn ishcd In these new houses % re-.
sIectablc families good managcme [ rents
very moderate; > rooms and bath only S22
20 $o5. Call and examine. Always open
1-TH-ST.. DPS WEST.-Six rooms, bath f:
] decorated. hardwood, all improvements f:
excellent light; mautcl mirrors pOitlcre
curtains cOsev homes small families per-
fectly select $50.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Gel1 Uanieo.


Males.
NFW-YORK firm OF subscription book
"A publishers r,'qulrcs In their head Offices
q manager Of agents. He VIII be expected
70 secure and appoint canyassels Though
personal Interviews and correspondence.
Remuneration by salary and commission,
and the position q permanent one providing
services are satisfactory. Applicants will
please state experience In this business, and
address In first instance CONFIDENTIAL
Box ~. Tribune Uptown ONCE, / ,23S
broadway
ANNNSSERS wanted for choice publl-
L cations needed in every house induce
ments 80 great everyone wants them; big
pay for ali or part OF your time don't miss
this opportunity. y. DAWSON, Room 43,
l7B Broadway.
II ASHER for broker, s1s; bookkeeper
u $50: bartender fl3 undertiker's as
.l-tant, grocery clerk. driver for bottled
ullk wagon, farm hands. porters, cOlored
nau boys and usefu..men and others Cali
aL CENTRAL AGENCY. 23j FultOn-st.
brooklyn.
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
1 or wish % make change. Cab at the
old reliable Metropolitan Agency positions
procured for men In every line OF business,
nom Office manager To purters. clerks
cashiers. and collectors packers hotel DO.
sitons, city and country cOdchmen, croo s.
farm hands rsslul-mcn on gentlemens )
places watchmcn. p0rters. drivers and me.
chanlcs new orders every mail. can for
information. METROPOLITAN AGENCY,
Gs5 Broadway.
/ Aw CLERK wANTED.-Law school
u graduate preferred must be- industrious
aud thoroughly competent % attend 20 de.
tails Of practice and preparation OF cases
for trial In o husy office salary moderate
at nrst. Address stating salary expected
and experience. PRACTICE. Tribune or
nee.
NJ AlTER.-at0 per month for ont-of.town
4 w club steady position. MEIROPOiI-
! TAN AGENCY, 6S5 broadway
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Erlp narieo.
Males.

WAYTED.-A sltlful maehnist m,,,,',n on Sn. sn'
w perimental work. who th0r0ughiy VII
derstands brass finishing, patterns stesi,,
and gas fittings. with some knowieoge , ID d
air blowers. &C.. Of strict inteerlty, 70 RuaaSS RlS
and advance his emploror's intcfests eoVu
onportunIty for the right man good rali-
road master mechanic preferred. Adurcs-'
win experience, references ana waxes *
pected, EXPERIMENTS, Tribune Uptown
once. 1.23S Broadway.
Females.
a PPRFNTICES, impYovers and good
n sewers 10 Learn dressmakIne and cut
tlns. Call or write for particulars Dress
making parlors, 3i3 5th-Aye., near 33d-ss.
w ANTED.-Tw competent Swedish or
w German girls one as COOK ahu iaund d
dress The other a. chamDermalu anu
waitress 10 90 a short distance into the
country. Cali at II East 64th;st:, 80
apartment, on Thursday. Dec. 20, between
and none without good references need
apply.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
on American standard Of classic.

knst good ordinary --....s Middling ..S'4
The option market quiet and Irregular. December
tdssnced 3d4 points with little covering OF shOrts
closing, h;weVer, barely steady. Later months gained
1a2 points early In dav Liverpool
SPOT market but later weakened larger receipts
New-York Baltimore and Memphis closing practically
Unchanged compared with Saturday. Sales % 500
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

c0TIoN-On the spot quiet and without material
No sales to-day. Last before
seS bales for consumption Port receipts 56 76i bales
against So 241 bales this day 63 679 bales
tf day last year Since September l. receipts at the
pfts aggregated 1895 146 bales against S40 307 balss
ior the corresponding time last year
Quotations based American standard Of elassia
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Countrn Real Gstate for Sale


A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hand.
"A some residences and bhilding sites for
sale houses to let. furnished or unfur-
nishod. TUBBS & TAYLOR. ) Beekman-st
A 7 CRAWFORD, As miDutes from New.
"A York on Central Il. Il. OF N. j., desir-
able French roof mouse for sale rooms
barn and fruit; lot 100x200 good situation.
near station. Apply to WIN. D. BIGELoW
Crawford, Union Co, ". J., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, Al Maiden Lane, N. Y.
A NEW GROOM COTTAGE, half acre Of
"A ground 81 700; terms. $50 cash,
balance $40 monthly excellent locality; 10
minutes walk from railway station Is
miles from city. at Hawthorne. y. j.. 81
trains daily. X. l.. WOLCOTT owner,
20 Centre-st.. New-York.
A I PLAINFIELD, y. IA nicely To-
a Gated country home, consisting Of house,
~ rooms all Improvements and in first
class order. also stable about = city lots :;
property j. unincumbefcd will sell at a
bargain or eXcl1 GO. THOMAS & ECKER
son. 30 West 30tn-st.. y. Y.
FOR SALE, 600 acres OF land in one
body at 80 cents per acre title good.
Address 4. y. LoYAN. Buffalo Mo.
r. OR SALE Staten Island, 40 acres
L choice location; suitable FOR building
sic or hotel. Apply to S. b. SCHIEF-
1 FELlN. 9jS MadisOn-aNc.. or \. RAPE
| LNE, 100 Fulton-st., Ncw-Yori.
! EOR SALE.-6i0 lots with bulkhead water
| L front, on NcWtown Creek suitable
/ for manufactorlcs dwellings. &c Apply
70 s. b. SCHIEFFELIN. 95S Mad son
ave, or a. RAPELYE. 100 Fulton St. y. Y.
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For other real estate ads see 10th page.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
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An ELEGAETLY furnished suite, par
n lOr. bed aud bathroom southern cX-
pOsurc sup, ror private house gentlemen
preferred. 50 West 35th-st.
A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL Re RE.
CEINED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No !, ,23S broadway. corner Thirty-nrst-st
u I'll . u. m.. $50 Broadway. between
Twenty and Twcnty-third sts. until
: J.. ~. go West Twenty -third-st. corner
Ffghth.avc. : 1l2 Slxtl-aIr., lj3 Fourth
ave, corner Fontccntl.st
= UNIVERSITY PLACE. near North
~ Washington P'acc.-T 20 large. hand
somely furnished rOsns heated bath ad.
Joining; references.
ID WEST 34TH.ST. - Very desirable
' - rooms for families or gentlemen; ref
crcnce
0-TH.ST., 81 wEST.-Deslrable fur.
= nished square and hall rooms on see
ond and fourth fioors; references.
90 TH.ST. - WEST. near broadway
20 Large sunny room. second floor also
ballroom - 10 $40 weekly convericnt
principal hotels, restaurants, " l. station :;
gentlemen.
10 LEXfNGTON.ANE.- hand.
~ somclv furnished rooms. en- suite or
sin2ly hot ana cold water reference.