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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-14

for Sale.
A BOOKS BOOKSl
a. Gn.at collections OF books now on ex.
bibition at silks Book Emporium. l37 9th
ave, all back numbers CT magazines sup
niisd UarpePs Weekly. war numbers Com.
non Council Manuel set complete Serb
nrrs: Britannica, last edition. oEd numer-
aus other sets We are HOw selling very
cheap book binding done - oidcr SILKS.
l47 0th.sye --------------------
EoLL.TOP DESK for s25; Eve feet
N FUll.typ for S45: smlth's inil.top desk,
kinds. E. II. MASON. % Wllllam.st
A PERRY PHYSICIANS GIG.
n. Extra nne, Tor ciiT nse very pro,
irssionaI In Gppearance o nrst-class Job At
a very low price. CAL at $50 WnAhlhRt0h'
s., BROOKLYN. N. y. near INC bnagG.
NJ ICYCLE.-A 42.inch boys bicycle, or
ID will exchange for smaller WbSel
"a Thomnsst.
/SONFTCTIONERY and Ice cram saloon
u for sale, cheap, with soda fountain
and household furniturei ownoT going tc
Europe. $50 31.ave., Brooilln. .-----
II AMILY ICE MACHINE. leo
J. cream. carafe frappO ~ few mlnutes,
price, $40 u sls5. L. DEhAiuNi' 10
EOR SALE. -Imnens; QuAntite, OF lSstsI
Il snd rubber hc!tlng. new and good sec
ond,harid also 1000 feet rubber h"ss~
NJ 4 EIraG Lynhr.n 40 n-"ir~-sG
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Females.
4 YOUNG LADY desires position as
"A sCuuCraphrt aid typv inter-, cNpcr..
cncci. Address STENO.. $40 Van buren,
st.. brooklyn.
A assistant TO PUBLISHER. or n ono
"A engaged IN literary work position
wanted Address MARGARET LEDlARD,
AiG Sostand ave. Brooklyn.
As SALESLADY tn millinery or glove
n dept, or fancy gool. Address W. J.
". LOO laprlyra.st, Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LADY. -. welt educated
n sp.,ak H. German. seeks any llEht employ.
mont. not requiring special experience Ia
store, photograph GALAXY, or otherwise ,
would assist lady AMI child travelling pr
irrrcd AdircSs Mrs. HASSlSG, 1853
4th.avo.
STENOG RAPIIER aud TYPEWRITER
- --CumIr.t.nt young laiy desires q pos
ton a. Stru0Erapher and typew rtrr good
prumau. moderate salary. Address 4. T. q,
l27 West i4thst
S,rGSOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- An Intelligent lady, ot strict business
habits, with years experience n comm, :.
clA houses and ( months ~ a law Ofcc,
and familiar with legal forms, desires en-.
Dloymcnt, references from previous employ.
ars Address MODERATE SALARY,
Tribune once.
TNYPEw by n young lady has
Il had years practical expert nee IT.
mercantile business; best references. Ad-
dress ACCURATE. 203 IIenry-sL
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Flats Go Get. ftnfnrnisheo,

DESIRABIsE 81 rat 0 rooms. private
hall sanitary plumbing: newly pa
gS,s9 sod painted; tanltos on premises.
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giip Real estate 60 Eet.


OFFS. with power. rs by 40; with yard
~ room Tor lumber. sos and sos Last
IOth.st
g Torres. studios. Offices ia the very dc.
- sirabie new buildings Just Completed.
covering entire block. Madison.ave, 6Gth
end s7th SITS. steam heated upper rooms
have desirable north Light; ianitof on prem
ises.
ITO LET.-Lofts, So IT, by % IT,, steam
4 elevator, with or without steam power.
GEO. b. EDDY. 30S Madlson-st.
F0N1 LET.-The elegant private residence
j and stable, corner lt0th.st and st
Nicholas-sye. family going 20 Europe must
be seen 70 be appreciated; Apply 70 CHAS,
z. RUNK, 7th-sve. and 23th-st
I'VE HAVE STILL some good space in
w our factory 70 let to manufactures Of
any kind, with or without power. Come
and see building before space IS all taken !;
spiendid Inducements Also large yards
for stone, coal or lumber men. Good bust.
NEWBORN LUMBER AND WOOD
WORKING CO..
I34th.st. and Alexanderave
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miscellaneous


LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6tn.ayo..
n l7th and 18th s.-UHBRELLAb,
PAEASOLS, CANES made ~ order, rec0V'
cred aud repaired. Prompt and reliable
AN ENGLISH LADY. professor. 10 ad-
n vertisc herself. viii take few Dunils at
merely nominal terms graduate OF LoAl2h
Academy Music; singing thorgugh EhGLhi.
french and painting o. T.. l.4ll Vth'AVe'
ls31.sG.
II ooKS.-Old, rAre and curious; oil kinds
- bought and sold. BROWN q FAN
NELL. 235 4th.ayo,
TNoR sALE.-Rosos. rhododennrons orna-
mental tTee., &c. all hrtl class prices
reasonable. Address J. AUSTIN SHAW
Eursfryman Brooklyn. ". Y. one hun
tred GalesInen wanted
EMoYAiS.-iho LIGHTNING ROD
Ii business OF J. D. West Go. from ~ 20
40 Cortlandtst. 80 years In this locality
erecting rods all over and around tho city
Our system has saved numerous buildings
and lives. and NEVER FAILED TO PRO
TECT Send for circular.
ID FMOVR your pens from your holisr
Ii with the rubber pen extractor Mo
rubbers By mall. 10 e.niA T. A. HOF'
SLATER. 1875 Ehst l9th.tt ---
yKy ANTFD.-A 4x5 Waterbury detective
w rarnora ir good condition. y. r., BOX
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Rooms iDantco.

NLJANTFD.-Bv two adults. upper part Of
w private residence, consisting Of % aad
"a floors. for housekeeping location, Murray
IIill nrrferred Address With terms, REF.
ERESCE, y. o. box 2,g1c.
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f.soesriss

C,NNTp Guor-= rincapplcs, 81 o5di 80
rcnrhc. lbs standard, si.Ntfi o.. ryruud
$50 Tomatoes. > To-. standard. ,ihiis. %
lhs standard, siUn Strawberries. - -.
lasphcrrirs. si.li Blnckhyrrir. sta. Green
raist's u - lrnr, 500 f'umS - -.
Asparagus siOl Grgn rurn, siUod l.ij
Green prls. si2i Cove OYSTER. fun weight.
I ~ ~. lbs ~ .Aiatn light weight. lie,
. n,-. si.UrtiiW Cunicusrd milk Crown
$50. Eagle. AZ 80. swiss s,pt salmon,
81 s5Gt9Up SnruuUs $40 mustard sar.
dimes. ,lD MncLvvl y ~ herring mack
crcl. si.Oh
srGAR-puw white 5c. Oh white. Gn,c.
yellow clarified a. .CtGAc. rcnncd 4. ne.
standard rmuulhtpd. 5Am1i., powdered.
ss@sAc. cut loaf s'BHSia upcn kettle,
jNih,c, hrm
toTTIr-t ummUu. IT,. ordinary iG',mi7c.
iair i5A@is, prime i,iu. i,' lf.isAc. choice
3" fancy loa@M, OLD government, 3iUJo.
steady.
sur-sariUaw. q 3o@it, per brl. Ohio
River, ~ 9t0. o. Iyr bril- ~. iuc. si.J1tu
!. ~. cuaro siiuHii' p,kfs. 2'4wic.
Mcr Louisiana. i'ltgd'.r Carolina, 90
1C nru.
C,vuir.-suck. 40 sycs IN bss. pail, and
hrls sole. fancy, assorted, loai,r, cNtu
fancy iSm2sy. hrm.
SrNN,u-3ttBt.c.
MntN~rs-ipuisinnn common to fair 2sff
| "a. prime, choice Jit,i3r. fancy igWIn,,
| ccntuiusals common a. iuir, uHlhr. prim,
/ to choice, a.'a q, rup. Nuiir, steady
turusr=lrImc tllis, $1,000 .r New York
I factory, nlh,lW, full Upam. ~ sWiIg.
I Young America l3miic
Sor ANp CNsptr soap 3's9'ci canllc,
l full weight loo
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In the local market today bulk pork, clear
ribs, clear rib sides long clear and shoulders
declined &c, Mixed corn from store went
went of lc. Other articles unchanged.
Amount Of grain at the elevators: Corn,
$500 bushels; oats, 80, 'isl bushels, wheat,
433 bushels.
As to the coffee market adyiccs from New
York state that there still continues Ia be
various crop estimates, which change almost
daily, 10 IL is extremely difficult to get Ntlia
bic information. Receipts IN Brazil continue
liberal, with slight improvement Ia demand.
Visible supply i3iEj bags lSss, $685.
bags. 1854, $50 23l bags
A. Ia wheat the same authority states that
"a demand from The other side Tor our wheat
is what Is needed 10 advance prices, and m.
less We have It soon our market may sink IL
still lower prices
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uous-hoia suppi,r..

FEru -styidy. Orange, .AwafdO per
hrl. fiIoHahn per box Lemons - SOC
$50 per box. bananas Iutti Uuppr bunch
Grapes MALAGA, tAWiupiD Date. .ttsr.
Arrirsa sl.iWt2 5parhr. Ducd apples.
"a h. per No. irum slorr. Dncd peaches, lOt
De-. from slurr
GANu-Quail ~ pf,i.2h per dor squirrels.
zoe per dgE rabbits 81 uitli ~ Ter doc Wild
turkeys, HuNt,Hy each. wood duck, "a. iust
La pcr duf teal q 3iH25O per duy NAL.
lard, s2't2 I'D ger duA N,nison saddles. :
ttlny per DO. whole deer, %, lc Per 10. upus.
sum, ihHiN, dressed cuon ioCsiic.
Brttm huttcrinc. lie, creamery, 3iftSSc.
dairy, 2er'ac, country butter latt2nv
NtGgr,ut -Onipns, Al intol75 per hrl,
Cabbage loose jaiC. kuuL Der brl, a 90
dj1 half bfl. S2OGt2 ~ Garlic. soc pcr
lW. Carrots, tA0ltt1 ~ per brl Bcct,, ~
"a, per brl. rrn,ps $500 Dor brl.
llorcradish, 60 ODCtA 6O pcf brl
,iprn-uznrk, $3.50 pr br aud $3.50 per
NiNrgAn-icr raj iOai2c
Eogs Duh Boxes. iic. cases ilc.
RuuNs London layers. $50 California,
t22 per box.
licsLr Iris ~ 80 half brls. siOO.
PorIm-Chckcns. young ~ OOa2 %;
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MlsrnllnnenIIs.

WmsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
sL5OgGOO Robertson aud Lincoln Counties,
Tenn, firm at Sl.3j to $500; sharp advance
on October; Eastern ryes, Sl.2jMBOO, ac-
cording 30 the age and make; common
whisky, l.O0GGl 80, according 10 proof moth
ing under 20 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-liAMl3c.
TlEs-Sl. l0dLl5.
Snor--Dtop, I.20; buck, $l.ij.
LEAu--5A0tGC
TLLOw--ilsc.
sNurr-Garrelts, 5000; R1lph's, SO 25;
Railroad, S0.2J Gail a AXIS 500;
FuRs Bear skins, 81 OJGg7 OJ mink, $50
i5c; coon, hunter handled ljH7jc; country,
handled, lbmGOc; otter 3l.ODaGO0, beaver,
S1.UOMGOO wild cat l5d30c; fox. l5Gg76c;
luuskrat, lOdljc; OpOssuin, lOWljc, WOLF
jOc9S2.O1 panther, 6Oc6gSl0J, skunk, l56g
SOC.
Powpfn-Hcgs, 500 half kegs, $40;
quarter kegs, Sl.75,
Coal Ou,-primc white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gal
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, 10
Cr2pc; clear, grease wool, 2Od2Jc bury,
washed, 2Ort30; tub-washed 2OTS5c.
ToBACC0.-Cummon, 2jg3Oc; other grades,
GD6tsic.
BFEswAx--20c.
NAus-lron, 500 steel, $40
lllprs--Dy nint, NJ. |, o.; No. g 7c dry
-altcd, sc; No ? &c, green sailed, No. |, 5ls
C,Gc, No. ?, &C. green, lc decIskhs, Sjta i0c,
shccnskius, LOCO 100 firm.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged.
No . spring wheat ~ 4Ol.sc: No. spring
wheat, S2aioi No. ? red, % s4@9Sc.
No. corn, 3jAc.
No. . oats. 2t3s@2jc.
No . rye Use.
No. barley, nominal.
No ilnXsccd, Sl.G2
Prime timothy seed, Sl5i
Mess pork. per brl, Sl3 2p1i3.25.
Lard. per lOO lbs, $751;
short rib sides llooscL G.sifGG0oc; dry
,ultcd shoulders boxed GJ 'snG.Jic short
clear sides lhuNcdl 1.2id7.N &c.
RrccIpts-Flour, 1900 hfls. wheat 1900
In, corn, $1,000 bu. oats 1900 bu, rye
l.UJO hu. barley. 53,UOO bu
Shipmonts-flour, 1860 brls; wheat, ~.
90 bu; corn. 10000 bu; oats, 1O.UOl bu.
rye, 1900 hu; barley, 5000 bu
81. Louis Mo-, Jan. iO.--Flour-Dull and
unchanged
Whcat-Was very dull until Just before I
O'Clock, When Chicago went or aud price,
here declined rapidly. closing 'lMAc below
yesterday, No. 2 red, cash, Bi.c. Nav, $3.50
6SlOi, closed 0lIko asked; June, u76lisc
closed iiSo; July, ss'stssJl,c. closed ssisc.
Corn-lowcr aud very little trading No.
> cash, 2DIs@J0c. January, 2Disc. February
&c. March. 3llsc May, Sc.
Oats-tash. firm at 2iisc, futures dull
and weak. My, 21Akm27lsc.
Ryc-firm; No. = cash, isc bid. May, SIC
Iarcy-Nu sales.
lIay--stcadyi prairie, sGO@s5o, tim
oihy SiOUl@iAb1
lImn-Qlici but steady n G3aGlc.
FlaAsocd- Nominal at Sli0.
Ictd-Dull aud nomiualy unchanged
| holders ask 500 aud buyer lid s365
Buttcr-Dull aud unchanged light local
/ demand. creamery, $50 Pie. dairy, Hrd22c.
| Unsettled. small sales nj lie.
Cofnmcal-f Firm, si.sOdi.s5.
] PrOyisiuns-D aud weak Fork, sia -
/ @t3Si Lard, prime steam nominal, d. Ia
/ Dry nlt meats shoulder. ,G2j. longs an,
I ribs. 200 short clear s12,. nncon.-lIoXe,
/ shoulder, sSD longs aud ribs, s5.55tt7. ~
/ short clear SsVOgsuo Hams, SlO.2j@
| i2m
Roccipis-flour,2.o 900 hrls.whcat. 1000 bu
corn, iGl,On1 bu, oats, 1900 bu, rye, none
barley. n.O1O In.
Shipments Flour. G,O11 hrls. wheat ~.
| CO.. bu. corn. lJtUOO bu. oats, 1900 bu, rye
| loo In, barley. none.
! KANSAS CRY. Mo, Jan. O.-Whcnt-Mnr
/ kct higher M. 2 nd. cash 80 Sc bid. Nav
as 81 bid sl.OO asked, the year ,Ac bid. 10 !,
asked. No. 2soit, cash, a. ~ bid uJi.c asked
| MAY, ti.D4 bid, siOl f. asked
! Curu-Stcady; No. ? cash. Ne bid. MAY
| ~ ,c. No. white MAY, Wisv
Oats-No. , cash, 2lc bid, &c asked MAY
/ dc
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June, 1920 July, 1923; August l03i@
1885, September, 9G@00S. Sales i2S, 700
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed firm; middling o 9-l0c. Sales,
., 500 bales. Quotations are rs follows Ordi-
nary, 1876; good ordinary, & 7-lGc; low
middlng, o l-l6c; middlng, 0 0-lGc good
middlng, 10 3-lGc.
Futures opened firm and steady and
closed steady, as follows January, 0i06q
0,I3 February 0,41M9lS, March, 956@051;
April, 065; May, 973@074 June, $500
0s3 July, oOO@00l; August o,S7@o So.
Sales, 80 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon; Spots--Busines, good at un-
changed prices sales 1000 bales, Of which
q. 700 were American. Receipts y, 900 bales,
OF which 2lGOO were American. Closing
quotations were rs follows; Ordinary lNd;
good ordinary, I'D; low middling, 531Gdi
midding, i-l6d; good middlinH5 ll-l6d.
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady.
These prices arc given In pence and 6iths,
thus; 6G3 means G.Gj0ld, and 5.0l means
51-Gid1
AtIp.ma January, 52S value; January
February, 621 sellers. February h,
b.27 sellers March-April 627 sellers; April
May, BIS sellers MgyJuue, go value;
Junc.Juy. 53l sellers July-AugusL 5j2
sellers; AugustScplomb 1.3l sellers.
IAvRE,
Spots closed quiet and steady.
Tres Ordinairc 6si; February futures,
GiIc.
Above spot quotations represent GAf Tor
30 klos of low middling cotton. Havrc
terms, % 10 kilos equal To 100 lbs, and G25f
oqnal 10 81.
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mixed, So 256g2 10; hens $2.j003.00 tur-
keys, young, S6,O0@0.0O; old Ss00@l200;
geese, S35O@L50; ducks, $3.0O@3.50; dressed
turkeys, l2@lic pes pound; hens S2,506y3.00;
chickens, Sl.50a200 geese, $i00@6.00.
NUTs-Cocomuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 5H@G8c; Tennessee farmers
stock, i@5c; roasted, 14c higher shclled,
red SIC; white, &c; Spanish, Sc. Pecans
Texas, old, Dose Italian chcstnuts 100
l2l6c.
PorArors- Firm, sl.5O@2.OO per -brl SKIS
per brl.
FREsu FIsH-Bunhlo, 1@2c per ID; cat 4c
per ID. Game--Pcrch, trout etc, 59sc
upr 10.
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Frn- Mnckcrcl hall hrl-, No. l. kSSop
$50. No. .. ssUoftS ~. No .. $50. iWlb
kits. No. 1. si35. No. ., II ~. No. 3. - ~.
Dry herring family. 3,a pee hoN. y e. roe
herring hall brlS $50. White fish, hall
hrl 500.
Hoo rHoprcu Quiet. pork Si,5Omi57 -.
suflr.curcd hams ~ ,mi3r breakfast
bacon, limi2c, bulk pork, clear sides , Sc.
clear rib sides, 5Ac, long clear. 11sc.
shoulder Nl.c
fHf-u Mru Beet headquarters, iHCo.
furcpunricr. Jttic. city hogs, 1W5 .c.
country dressed, ,W5'sc per o.. sparr ribs.
SC hackbonc. a. Isr No.
LARp-fc, sc half hrls. SIC. keys SIC.
chuicc kettle. n,llO'sc. firm.
Pics frrT-lifl. snUd half brls, $3.50.
lpus II ~
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC ENCHANtE
New York and Eastern demand % dis
count buying, sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans, = discount buying,
81 premium selling. Cincinnati st. Louis
and Louisville, demand - buying, par sell
ing
CIews & Co, In their weekly financial cir
cular, state as TO the stock market that "EN'
pectations of January rise have thus far
proved disappointment the tendency OF
prices since the opening Of the year having
( been downward mthcs than upward. The
future of the market largely depends upon
the faithfulncss with which any agreement
that may be reached by railroad managers
will be lived up 10. but this is an uncertain
element. At present there is still a lack OF
outside speculative interest, which adds to
the difficulty OF starting an upward move
ment, so that we are Obliged TO repeat last
weeks advice OF selling on the rallies and
buying only on the declines.
"As to cotton, II has n firm undertonc with
many conversions TO the bull ranks Of trad.
ers The opinion Is gradually gaining
ground tina, the crop Of 1883 will be from
8s0O,OO0 10 Z 100000 bales, and 1t is likely
that the lower estimate Tor the current
years crop is nearer the facts OF the hqr-
vest"
The local cotton market today closed firm
at an advance OF l-lGc. Sales 5,GD bales or
400 to exporters and LOO To spinners.
At New Orleans spots closed firm with
futures steady, at an advance Of TO )
points.
Liverpool spots closed business good fut.
urcs steady and unchanged.
The New York market closed steady and
futures firm. at an advance OF TO points.
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FLoUu-From store, common, si5ONf3.Gu,
family, - 2O6,l3p. choice, sI5OttLGO. laucy.
SL55Ca500. extra fancy, - lulsp ~, patent,
-. 10000, steady. -
SOFIA, extra, 5isc. treble extra,
Gd6'sc ginger snaps, 7t,S'sr assorted ium
blcS, iUIl2c cream cracker. 1'smS'sc.
Cons ME,L-rcnrl, s3in roller 10
quiet.
dium, s2un
oar MLu--ln half hrls. $50 from store
CEAokFp WurAt-n hall hh,, Sl.J0 from
store.
IInNINY ANb GRIT.--rrnm si0re. sl2i.
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CoRS-From store white, luc MIXED, I5c;
rom lc,cc or depot, white, he bulk lic;
In sacks, iic mixed, iu bulk, luc, boz sacks,
-.
Bu,N-From store, See from lcvcc or lie
pot, SiGD.
HAY Choice, from store. NJ g.. car load,
from leycc ~ dcruL slGUONiOjO prime,
from sturc, Spt1sit; ear load, from love ~
depot sli upH iiao. prairie, from store ~
@OE; car load, from lcNcr pr depot slD.Urts
| 100
oars From store, white. 35c, miNcd 3lc,
from lcycc ~ depot, white in bulk, llrt
glc. In sacks. Sc. mixed, In bulk, @r'sc in
s1pks Ilr
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GroecrIen.

Nrw NoRK. Jan. lO.-Coilce Options
opened steady ut solo points up and closed
weak At iOaaO points below Yesterday lighi
trading. sales. NJ, $50 bag, including. Jan.
uary, sii.5Hl53s. February, sl5Oi6tl5 ~.
March els m@ la2E April, SiAWOl5 10
MAY, tiNODCtl5.25. June. 80 lOGtih25. July.
SlhiO0li.3h August, as J0ttl55 Sep.
ccmbcr, sl1j0. spot ldo-Dull aud easy,
fair cargucs, lie.
sugar-Raw, nominal refined, quiet and
steady
Ricc-firm and quiet.
CINciNNAti. o., jan. IN -whisky-Quict
sales. elG barrels OF finished goods ON q brsi,
OF Si0a Buucr-Easy. sugar-Dull EYE,
Steady.
Cmc,do, H.. Jan. i0.-On the rroduc,
Exchange today the butter market was dull
aud unchanged. Elan-Easy, at ii@l5o.
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Live stoeA.

CncAao, H., Jan. 10, The DrOrcrs' journal
reports. Caitlc-Rcccipts iOO1 shipments.
iOOO Market strong, b9lnc higher Choice
bccycs. a. IS. steers, 81 2O0lt 90, stock.
cr. and iccdcrs. s2l0d30p COWS bulls aud
mixed, tl.55Ct3 10 Texas cattle, - COOS 80.
llogs-Rcccipls, 1000 shipments lOOO.
Market strong, Sc higher Mixed, 5000
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Live shock.

CArrLr-C Choice corn fcd steers, 3NClic;
good, 3d3isc, extra lat hciicrs, 3hjisc. good
fut COWS, 2AMjit. medium cattle, mixed,
I2,sc; common, light aud rough, laH2c.
SHrEr-Good tat, 3lsdic common, per
head, sl.OOal.h0.
LANn-iiSCt5; common, per head, sl.OO
l.5O
llods-Choicc butcher, selections, j0jac;
light and rough, I isMtNc.
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nInrATInNs.
DAiiY COTTON STATEMENT.

Imp0Tis-M 4 q M 100 v a 7 Y n fl 4 a \
m, ile. MSLBRR ari C.o&swER. We T.
NO1TKR tlG KCs6MEE.p. KCNG u
Rh as HRiGrTNNg. ~, Ecaucr. $50
vnenns. 10 Total alsi iair.
Exports M&CEE ..Gal, MSTRR.ii. Ian
u, -. COS rWNNItl taSoNTWH a.
ken u H. =, ~ HM 30 Total giL
bale.
DAILY PORT ,ND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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5.27l{; heavy, $515@5.271s; heavy, s5.15@
o.35; light 5.l0@5.2 5; skips, So 40@5l0.
Market strong natives, $275@52O; West
ern corn fed, s4.35@1.05; lambs, si.75@
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Paws CRrpr OrI,-i0dI3c; prime summer
yellow, 50mjjc choice cooking summer yell
low, 53Mjjc cotton seed meal, 5000, less
than car load S2i -.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm aud
closed firm, middling O'sc. Sales, b.GO
bales. including 40 bales Last evening II
which i.5oO bales to exporters aud l, 100 bale,
10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE r0TArtoNS
Ordinary. 7oiGc, good ordinary, S5.iGc. low
middlinr . lilo, millling. n'sc good mid
ding 01.c, middliug fair. 10 . lGc. iair,
nominal.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. l0.-Turpentine
firm, 44c.
CLEVELAND. o., Jan. lO.-Petroleum easy
S. W. 1l0o TIC.
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INV YoHg.
Spots opened steady aud closed steady:
middling, 1916. Sales. nji tales. QUO.
laiions are a. follows Ordinary, O ii.ioc,
good ordinary, SIC low middllng. g5.iGc;
middling. 1916. good middling, iOsc.
middling fair 1876. fair. li9sc.
Futures opened easy aud closed firm, as
follows Janunry, 00s, February, 075@o 20.
March. ass April 1000 May. 10 tOCsiO ~;
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wool.

ST. Lows, Jan. lo.-Wool receipts, 1909
pounds. Quiet but steady
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Parents Crim,u.rlv,L,ab,c

- h'"p'Vs
More than half OF all deaths occur before six
years OF age. An army OF innocent, lovely chill
dren are swept ncedlessly away each year Parents
are crlminally responsible for this The death rate
Of children IN England is less than half this.
Acker's English Baby Soother has done more TO
bring this about than all other causes combined.
You cannot afford 10 be withoutit HI Hester,
druggist
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INSURE your gln-houses in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. 43 Madison street.