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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
Union Hill Town Council.

The Union Hill Council met last Sat
urday evening. The Friendship Club
asked for permission to give a pyro-
technic display in front of Ruth's Hall
this evening, and their request was
granted. Treasurer Braunstein pre-
sented as his report from March 20 to
April 81, 1889, the following:-General
Fnnd, $11, 141. 02; General Street Fund,
81, 853. 81; School Bonds, So, 900.
Gustav Frecht, the Collector of Ar
rears, reported from March 30 to April
81 the receipt of $3.50 10 taxes on real
estate and 1919. SO personal taxes. Col
lector Hille from March 16 to April ~
received, according to his report, 81
1854. 90. These reports at a later stage
of the meeting were pronounced cor
rect and ordered filed.
The Council paid Town Physician
Schlemm $75 for six months salary,
and then voted $500 to pay their own
salaries for the same period.
A little breeze was caused by the ac-
ton of Chairman Rub in refusing to
vote on the bill presented by Treas
Q Braunstein, of $125 for salary and
expenses. The salary Mr.. Rub was
willing to allow, but he seemed to
think that the expenses were too
much. The bill was passed, however,
and so was that of Clerk Ahles for
$40. so for like services:
The bonds of Constable Dewitt were
filed. Some sixteen applications for
inn and tavern licenses were re-
ceived and there is no doubt
of their being granted. Some Of
the applicants had forgotten
such little things as paying their poll
tax, and unless they do so they will
sewerage of Palisade avenue, from
Union street to Franklin, was rejected
owing to technical errors, reasons
which could not be alleged for the
killing of the remonstrance to it. A
new petition will be presented at the
next Council meeting, and will be
granted by a unanimous vote. The
Council meets this afternoon and will
adjourn sine die.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29

LOOK at New jerseys National
Guard in the parade tomorrow and
see if there is any paper muslin on
than
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29

WITH all those American war YES
sells lying around the harbor today,
has anybody thought to tie up all the
coal barges in the neighborhood. 1t
would be a sad ending to the festivi-
ties of the day if a collision should
occur between one of the ships of our
new navy and a coal barge. Some of
the marines might be drowned and we
would have to begin the building of a
navy over again.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
BRANCH OFFICES

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdealers'
Orders received =
HoBoKEN-No 81 Newark Street G. H. Jackson.
UNION HuL-H. Fischer, No. 60 Palisade Avenue.
BERGEN PoINT-T. w. Dobson, opposite Railway
Depot.
BAyoSEE-J n. Brewer, No. 4S1 Avenue D.
FIVE CoREERs-G. w. Pheiffer, No. 63 Newark
Avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
stores To Let.

EoR sALE.-CoRNER LIQUOR STORE, TEN
Years, Lease, rent, sS5 per month; cabinet fix
lures, good stock; price, $500 easy terms. Owner,
corner Newark and Clinton, Hoboken.
A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-TO LET,
"A the old established paper hanging, oil cloth and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29

ELEGANT ROOMS, WITH Or WITHOUT BOARD
u bath; low prices. No. 400 Henderson street.
EoR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 singly or EN- suite; five minutes from ferry.
No. I'll W a~shington st.
ITO ETA FRONT ROOM, FURNISHES; FOR
ave. second door.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
MONDAY. P R 30. 1889.

This paper is Democratic in principles
and Is independent in Its vteaDs ON 0H
local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
The c. y. M. L. A. Entertainments.

The Catholic Young Mems Literary
Association will give an entertainment
tonight at Montclair for the benefit of
Father Mendel's church.
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FOR SALE.

BARLEY SIDE BAR WAGON AND HARNESS
= nearly new also Horse, 1516 hands high. TO
&c sold Tor want OF use. Reily's Real Estate ONCE,
No. 453 Grove street.
ElRsT CLASS ICE 0 EoR sALE.
426 Second street, J. O.
A SMALL GROCERY, MILK N CANDY sToRE
mot an every day ehance(. Address Wflfred Law.
renee. Wholesale confectioner. 291 1St st.. ]. G.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29

THr .JrRsFy Cry News Single copies, Two
cents; subscription, six dollars per year postage
free. ur
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS Puonsneoe EoIy
e%cription, one dollar and fifty cents per year,
postage free. -. cs.,, no
Entered in the post office at Jersey CNy Us
second class mail matter.
All business communications should pe III
dressed to The JERSEY CRY NEWS COMPANY VI
others to the Managing Editor.
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Floors To Let.
FURNISHED ROOWN.

TO L~ET.-sECoND FLOOR, NO.. $50 MONTGOMERY
l. street. Private house, hot and cold water.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29

WILLIAM DELANEY Furnishing UNDERTAKEN ear
riages and camp chairs to let, $40 Grove street. 1er-
sey City, N. j. Telephone call, No. lss.+++
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
"a. o. H.

DRETHREN.-wE ARE INVITED BY IHs
Is Catholic Societies OF New York and VICINITY 70
participate IN the Centennial parade on WEpHHh IN
Hudson county will assemble at McGuire's Han'
Seventy third street and Third avenue new ,viIi le
furnished with appropriate badges and assigneu u
place in line. BY order of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
Houses to Let.

HOUSES TO LET ON THE FIGHTS.
II House, 6 Rooms, $lS: impts. Near Marion street,
House, s rooms, S17; impts.
House, 9 rooms, all impts.; S25.
House, 10 rooms, all impts.; $25.
Part, 8 rooms, all impts.; S15.
Part, 8 rooms, all impts.; $40, $12.
III. GAFFNEY, Tonnele ave,
Marion Station.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-29
For Sale.


r EASE ANIL FIXTURES OF AN OLD EsTAB-
- lished corner Liquor Store. Apply to p. E.
Rodgers, l96 Newark ave, Jersey City.
LNOR SALE-LEASE FIXTURES OF AN OLD
Il established corner liquor store. For particulars
apply to 2. Rodgers, No. 1856 Newark avenue, corner
Germanta avenue, Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
BITaoF LEGAL. NEWS.

A verdict Of $3.50 was rendered in the Supreme
Court yesterday, after trial before Justice Andrews
and a jury, In favor OF Ernest Bushman m a suit
in which he claimed s11,5oo from Mrs. Sarah e..
Brown, proprietor Of the Altman House in this city.
She employed him to manage hotel at Clifton S. L..
and they had a disagreement which resulted in her
dIscharglng him.
An appeal to the General Term of the Supreme
Court from the decision Of Justice Lawrence con-
STRUNG the viii Of Samuel ]. Tlden In favor Of the
Tilden Trust has been taken by Colonel George H.
rldcn, the plaintiff In the suit against the executors
of the estate. The notice filed yesterday in the
County Clerks office.
Blanche L. pObson of The Tin Soldier" theatrical
company, known on the stage Leona Fontalnbleau,
has obtained from Justice Patterson of the Supreme
Court, decree OF absolute divorce from Henry z.
Dobson, who appears under the name Of Harry Kelly
in "The Crystal Slipper" combination.
John r. Baker, counsel for Miss Clara Totten in
her suit for 100000 damages against casslus II.
Reed, one Of the proprietors Of the Hoffman House
alleged 10 have mised her under promise OF marriage
obtained from Chief Justice Larremore of the Coirt
OF Common Pleas, Yesterday order placing the
case on the day calendar for trial Christophey Pine
who represented the defendant, did not object.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIALS are neld fImi
other material generally steady Quotations Brieksnav.
erstraw, Hard Bricks woth 81 60as5 per ], 0OOi
Long ol Islands pa a s%a Rsa s5s
Front s27. Rosendae Cement is worth 81 l59sl 20
Der Dbl American Portland, s2 1892 30 English Port
land 90 20ds2 80 German Portland e2 30aS2 TO- Rock
land Common Lime ell per Dbl and DO anlshing 81 90
State Common Lime, Soc, and do finishing 81 10; st.
Johns Nh, Lime gSe Goats Hair 2SSS0c per 6ushe
oHIGoRY-Unchanged, but steady Graduated Eng.
lish, I4aS 3-sc B. @. Granulated German, 1-4S
CoCoA-selling moderately but net Quotably changed
price. MaracaIbo 24ci Cauea 20d22c; Caracas, liza
1sci Trinidad. 15c; Bahia, 1913 l2c and Guayaquil,
cooPERAGE sToCK-shOoks and Slaves are
going out foreign orders quite freely,
and there Is fair demand for Hoops Molasses Shocks
and Heads, s2ds2 Is; Sugar Shocks and Heads 3s.
inch 81 90as2 30nch 81 60as1 TO- Old Shocks and New
Heads, 3S-inch 81 40asI 40 30neh 81 30as1 80
Ola shooks without Heads. 95cGsl Rum Shocks and
81 5oet2 co. Hoops IA feet s2oaS32 II feet s27GS2s
CoFFEE-Brazn grades on the spot made slight gain
to-day, but trading was very quiet. Sales, $50 bags
No. 0. 10 5-Sc. Fair eargOes quoted II 5ec. Mid
grOwths quiet hut firm. Sales, 400 bags Gustamaa
little activity In the speculative line, but business
by means brisk being largely Of local scaplng
Prices varied within the narrow range OF 10Gl5
points opening 5a10 points better nrmness abroad
but weakened absence OF support, closing q shade
lower than yesterday HaYre advanced "a fr., and
a%sgFS sg SECOND nd p sxeSe saGy ssa
receipts three days, 1900 bags RIO clearances tor
Europe 1900 bags total stock. $4,000 bags; Santos
receipts, IL, 900 bags. Sales here, 47,T50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06


Tho governors Of tho NewYOrk Athletic Club held
their monthly meeting evening and transacted business
Of more than usually important character This was inc
selection OF committee Of i've unofficial members OF inc
club to nominate ticket for the next annual election
TO be held on March 12 The committee chosen consists
OF walter Stanton H. X BoOdgOod, G. G. Stowe Arthur
Moore and Douglass smythe. They VIII report iist
Of names TO the governors Of the club At their meeting
next TUESDAY.
This method Of choosing officers IS out OF the usual
routine and tho reason for Is desire 70 do away with
any dlsagreements tho subject among members As "
as possible President Goieouria said % Tribune 70.
nortor This action taken entirely In the interests OF
harmony I have tho right 10 appoint the committee
myself but prefer leave II TO tho governors 70 make
the selection Then there be no real cause for com
rl,ntp The committee is believed % 30 thoroughly rep
resenatve Of the athletic bowling, the social and the ART
elements Of the club II supposed that there VIII
be any important opposition 70 the regular nominees
although the club Is large AMI there ia always
strong chance OF one or two other tickets appearing In thu
fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Fous quiet steady; Howard Street and western supernrs
So 5o3 sos Extra DO SIS 50a4 so; Family DO 81 IS;
y M s0 90 s sSss, Es g 1922 winter w
SO O016 40; DO "a IS 2b west-southern scarce
Fultz 9e0l06o; LongbeIry so0l0eci No. southeri
Sc & FsSusy bo M March was sa D's
96998i2c; July 500 Consouthern active higher White
ie45c: yellow 40042c Western steady Mixed spot and
EssSsEyE at s aSs spo. s a - os Nay
steady Southern and Pennsylyanla quoted 500
33c Western White S2634c; do Mixed 2se3lcj Graded
stsady Prime 70 Choice TImot8y SIS SoSsi7 90 Pro-
Shoulders si,ci Clear Rib Sides Tics DO packed s9
shoulders siac; Clear RiS Side. slsc. Hans
Butter steady Western Packed l6S2ici Best Roll
Creamery 2O129c. Eggs quiet, hrm at 40 Petroleum
quiet Refined $500 Coffee drm steady Rio esrgoes fxr
sned gss se w iSisay s9fi e SsEVs s
Liverpool per steamer acve and hrm Cotton Fonr
@ n asss 70: sq Su sS esh 5 s
Corn 360 900 bush SpmentsFour 4.00d bbs. Corn 1900
bush. sales-wheat 81 600 bush Corn $4,000 bush.
Boston. Feb e-Flour active and steady commca
Extra s3 1894 00i Wisconsin Patents 81 O0d$6 s0 Ds
kota Patents se o0Sse 80 Mnnescta Patents % ooSe
and steady Steamer Yellow t6s947c Steamer Mixed.
IS i994ec Good No Grade, 42044c. Oats quiet steady
No White, s9qt0cl No. White 35ta351o shorts dull
arm western Extra 6reamery 4 97ci Eastern Extra
Creamery rs 62ec Northern Extra Creamery 2I Proyisons
steady. New Mess Pork slb 25Si5 6oi Old Mes. Pork
ESQ 80 Hans .tesay Boston smsll western
M Extra Ef & so dsss4 60 o oa sss
dull and sesdy Eastern Extas, leaSl7c; Vermont Ex
tras lsc: New Hampshire Extras l7al9ci Western
Extras 1sc Western Frsts l6c ReceipFlonr 300 bbs
and 1900 sacks Corn 2eeOo bush Data 1900 bush shorts
81 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Feb b-CAttie-Hcceipts for Last e hours. IL
head Total the week thus far tBBO head for the
week 1919 Consgned through none on SALE
Total Tor the thus far 1000 For tho same time last
week 800 consigned through carloadh Of which 10
Kew.York carloads sale Sheep 81 25ds5 90. Lambs
81 OOds7 90.
Hogs-Beceip. last "a hours were 400 head Total tor
The week thus far 80 $50 For time last week llO0
through carloads Of which y Newh0Tk 20
cnroas sae market steady. Light Pigs - 2Ods5 rs
selected Yorkers s5 2Oasb rs Selected Medium Weights
a. s59a5 90; Rough 81 25S475 stays s3 30 as IS all
offerings taken.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Feb. 6.-"Ths Droverr
reports. Cattls-Rscept 1000 head shipments
1000 market steady Beeves 50 25eA So Steers ~ 90
al TO- stockers aud Feeders s2 50a3 90 Cowa buls and
Mirod 81 BOd3 co. Texas Cattle 81 oOa3 so.
IIORs-Receipts 81 900 head shipments $1,000 market
strong Mixed 81 6oaa syi Heavy 81 7oS4s3' Light
shoop-Reoeipts 1000 head shipments 1900 marke.
steady Natives e. 4Ods5 90 Western Cornfcd ~ 40
81 a0 Texans s. OOd4 25 lambs 81 900s6 90.
ST LOUIS Feb 5CAttleReoepts 1000 head; shipments
Zoo market steady Choice Heavy Native steers s3 10
sf %, 90 OOdss 30 butchers Steers Medium
10 Choice 81 lO0s 90 stOcksrs and Feeders Fair to Good
81 0002 20 Rangers, COmod- - OOSs3 80 CRASHED,
81 1902 40
Hogs-Reoelpts 400 head shipments 400 market
strong Choice Heavy Butchers Selections 81 fOdti 50
Packing Medium 10 Prime 81 90 a. 80. IAght Grades
Ordinary 70 Best 81 7bdf 90
sheep-Recepts 1905 shipments nonei market steady.
Fair 70 Choice 80 O0Gbl 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06

els at the reduction Options declined l4a1.2c most
Sssss% sgsssscn reached sgsssss;s
slsyatOr 81 l2a42g dsysTea; stssme, raiSsd; a $50
"a s 1se Is s ~ ~ sS1Si ~
closing at "A 12G % Masch 4 sss4t sts slsslqs Al
ss Sc ept Closing 'i s mixed ai March, ms
sS IL: SsSs not Sa afsn s' Ss
declined tribe. with less doing Sales 10000 bushels
S qsS1s 81 SsSs sG'SS 7sssss SAl e
Ts NJ 30 sSiua %ss sosDs 2ssSs
!. 2 ss closing + & s1S 10 a Ms.s
J5s55 g Rye ~ Feed 70 yS0' 100 ~ s'S
HAY AND sTRAw-Reeeipts are somewhat smaller,
but gs va s mark ss' so gss barely
steady slss H 4SSsSs small iss Glover
Nssa Ro Ds scsS5c Short Rye o Goa
Re s1 ss% /: = Esy S ~
Choice 21g22e 90 MEDIUM 40 low de
i5S DO news lss7 ioaaoc h' medium S ssc DO
ssf quick taking up arg Gos
hides grades arc lower but selections S,s ,. TsSsn
f fS Yae; Dtso%S, 2ssas 1ss; IstsH,g,as
S2S n 1sS Ssn'r sos s. s
Ro C Sn: n6as SHS' S 'a 1S
S lSs soa 1S D z t sst'e n;
saea: BuenOs Ayes COW selected s9GoC ox Ss5o
Sa91Se Sew s4s City, 4s5 h. &c., Texas Ok and
COW, 5oSGO ~ S1-2aec city slaughter OK eOSSo ID
HEMP AND JgTEMana hemp /; Lover %. On , Sni
Jgte butts sT% and PaD in gGod lei ssIars a na
Sf for 4G paUe a' sse s'f for MIXING and aS2 $50
a ,nd e IL sasa Sss s az: Rsf
Arm al last weeks prices. Exporters continue large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
rHE COURT or AppEAIs

Albany, Feb. 5.-In tho Court Of Appeals to-day
the following decisions were handed down:
Morits Psch, respondent against Lizzie Orr. M.
pellant. Order modified. and modified affirmed.
without costs TO either party.
Dewitt Weeks, respondent, against william MeCarty
Little, appellant; August L. Holly and another, re-
spondents, against Charles schlesnger, appellant
Judgment affirmed.
Thomas IL. Wygant, administrator Of James W. Pal
mer, respondent against the Pennsylvania Company,
appellant; Charles s. Clark, appellant, against the
Mayor, etc. Of New York. respondents; Peter W. Van
nrunt appellant, against Stephen Van Brunt ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
egRmAy REpupLrcAYs oRoAy1zr.

The reorganization Of the German Republican County
Committee. which took lace last evening az No. 10 St.
Marks Place the occasion OF enthusiasm and
spirited speeches the part Of the representa-,
tives. The large hail. which II decided should be
their permanent headquarters, 6ed 70 the utmost
With delegates from all the districts pleasant speech
prsIsing Ferdinand Eidmsn Philip Bez proposed his
rs president He chosen unanimously, and responded
iit appropriate remarks mapping tho future course
gfss iitbe ana exoFns all 20 rrt ~ fur the next
F.r5dsntis o. pais and sldeavof to apss h Germans
Of Hew.Vork other Officers eorc gice-
president Philip Beta second viee-presdcnt. Herman
Thum treasurer. ole ohlseni secretary. Joseph T..
uhpg; assistant secretary. Z. NJ Sehiotthsuber and
sergesntataEms. Martin Schneider resolution was
sdoped 10 support bin for ballot reform including the
appointment OF committee Of three TO further passage
st Albany. other committees necessary complete
organization VIII nominated By the president during
the week The committee Will meet en- the twelfth day
each mcrth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. TEB. sANDx,
WE WILL SELL
1900
PAIRS OF MEMS TAILOR-mADE TROUSERS Ar
s3.1s, REDUCED FROM a4.So, $500 AND $500.
"A. lei. KING * CO.,
627 AND 62s BROADWAY.
GIT AND 629 BROADWAY.

both sellers and buyers Sheep sold at 12a5 I4c pen
There was good yesterday In dressed mutton ana
lamb but today the market slow at 1-24s LIE feP
tho former. and 8G10c for the latter.
Sales-Hume & Mullen II Pennsyfvanfa Bucks. ~ y
average, at 8 &c per n; Pennsylyanla Sheep. 70 n
II n, At 2<c.
D. Harrington: 4S Ohio Sheep. "a n, at k1-4c; 1b<
Ohio Lambs 80 10, al Lie; ITO Sase DO, 81 b, ii
90 IS per 100 u 213 OHIO 40, "a s;2 n Of s6 co.
412es 40 Pennsylvania Lambs, rs n, At Q 12c; 2S3
kiehiksn do, "a 10 n, at Co. aaf .
Monday which could be obtained yesterday were IS
carloads Of ~ 0S1 head. Only head on sale. Nont.
nally dull and lower az SIS S0ae5 90 per 100 n.
Country dressed weak at 6ae lac for heavy; i205s
for medium 14a2c for light States and lower Jerseysj
and e99c for light upper Jerseys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
pRonuCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb $3.50 D. m-Bee-In poor demands extaa
india meas easy us 3D. PorkIn poor demand Hams
In poor demand BacOn-In poor demand Cumberland
steady at 38s Oh shoulders at 37s CheeseIn poor
mand; American Dnest white and coored dull al bSs TaOw
In poor demand Spirits OF turpentine-fn fair demand
Rosn-n fair demand IArd-spot-ln fair demand futures
In moor demand prime Western spot firm At SOS Cd:
ruary firm AZ sos GA March aud April steady SOS Cd Wheat
In good demand; FlourIn fair demand Corn-spOt and
fair demand mixed Western. spot du az a.
February dull az Dad March and April firm As vi
Hons at Iond0nNew York StaeThe demand IN improving
ANTWERP Feb 5-WileO1s lard closed at 90 francs rs
confines per 100 kilOs
12iq centlmes paid and sellers
BRKlRs Feb 5-Petroeum-G marks 60 pfenniES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

s,ate oxen constituted the total receipts to-day Very
little trading the cattle yards but d. MePherson sofa
~ NJ Eastman the % extra prime Kentucky steers
hlSh arrived yesterday They averaged 1857 H. and the
nrlee was not made public.
pf'y1 resssd beef slow at 12G7e for TO good
sdas and strictly prime sold up 10 14a7 l2o per 10
stsst private cable advices report slight improve
mont I'M refrigerated beef which was selling yesterday IN
Landau AT 4 3.8a, scaht Sac per ID.
NJ shnuents OF live stock fresh meat from this port
to-day. The Gernahle takes ou1 "-horiV" oVV pu~''0
" GAIyEs-Recelps at ell markets 15o head OF which
10 we're az 00tst Steady with prime veas In good &C.
ond and Arm Poorest best sold at the range OF 6G9e
Dressed calves Quiet with dressed yearnss and te'
calves selling 5d0c; country dressed Veals az Sduc,
Sd AZ ga7c for small calves and city dressed sold 81
o6f la Zoe for ordinary 10 choice eafeasses.
@sSlesC Collins 81 New.J Jersey Veals 90 to t76 n,
M 5Ss Ice per m 25 do, lao 20 300 n, at DC: 80.
" SITFISP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts o carloads OF ll4A
Ad 10 carloads at Jersey City aud 10 carloads at
no,bst. and more than 90 carloads carried over
yesterday dull and dropping market reported by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 5-There large Attendance az the WOO
saes to-day and good spirit was shown The total Of th
withdrawals series thus far arc about 10000
Following arc tho sales In detail
VctOra-saleR 1900 bales; secured IDOLS 3D. do lock-
and pieces lldals lid greasy, 7d0ls 3d. DO locks and
pieces 6ld0lld New South wales 900 bales secured
fld I'd do locks and pieces, 10dals I'd greasy
7dSi2di do locks and pieces 44da9d Queensland SD
balcs scoured lHn1s Sd do locks aud pieces i
greasy 6dailid do locks and pieces 3iad4si9d souIl
bales secured IS Oh 90 ocks and pieces Is
zeaand-O0 bales; scoureds l0dals 4d. do locks and
Pieces lO I'd Cape OF Good Hope aud NEta-2s 900 bales
secured sd ais 6d greasy 6dalld do LOCKS pieces
6d0M
ST. LOUIS Mo-. Feb 6.The wool market quiet and un
changed: not much doing; Unwashed bright medium 10
coarse braid l2d22; low sandy III 0lg fine igbf
i7lt2ss dne heavy 1919 tub washed. 81 a37 10 s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-06
COTTON MARKETs.-DY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Feb. "a p. mCottonThe sales OF tho day
included 5000 bales American Futures elose1 steady
AddlinK clause, February delivery,
s7.64d. buyers February aud March delivery 576tG
sellers March and April delivery 3ObAd sellers April
and May delivery. 366id selerst May aud June Delivery.
36Uld buyers Juno and July delivery S10td sellers
september delivery, S56id buyers September delivery.
80. SD sellers
GALVESTON Feb 6-Cotton firm. Middllng, 1910, Tow
Middllng 6.l8 Good Ordinary, S9l6 net and gross
ceipts S04 bales exports cOastwlse SOoo bales sales
LILO bales stock. $3.50 bales
NORFOLK Feb 5-Cotton steady. Mlddling 9ss; net
cept O73 bales gross receipts ia bales sxporta 10
Great Britain COS bales coastwise LIS bales saes 1915
bales stock. 45764 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 5.-Cottob quiet Mddling 81 Low
Middllng So; Good Ordinary, 5l6 net and gross
cops 1897 bales exports coastwise bales sales 1860
bales stock, 1880 bales.
ST. LOUIS Feb. 5.-COttSn hrIn Mid ding lll6i Low
Middllng 9l14 Good Ordinary 6s net receipts, ll70
bales gross receipts 1897 bales shipments 1898 bales
sales 500 bales stock. 1903 bales
HEw.oRLEASs Feb. 6.-Cotton arm. Mddlins, egj Low
MddinR o. Good Ordinary n net receipts l02lS bales
gross receipts l24O2 bales exports 70 Great Britain
bales coastwse, bales saos, 5soO BALES Stock 3I49O