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notice OF REMOVAL.
cry Departmentwe had to do this to make room for
Holiday Department the sales Of which are 20 in
creasng needed the room. In order to get you %
customed to our new place to for FANS We win IL.
low discount Of 10 per cent any FAN for the next
| ten daya
FINE aAUzE FANS,
NICE OSTRICH FANS
SATIN OR SILK FANS
PARTY FANS,
RECEPTION FANS.
MOURNING FANS.
In fact FANS for all occasions
Remember we allow you Reduction Of 10 PER
CENT OFF MARKED PRICES FOR TEN DAYS
LANsBUR0H BRO.
NOVELTIES IN POCKET BOOKS
One would be surprised to see the many ideas in
Pocket Books Where do all these ideas spring from!
Something Fresh all the while We carry excellent
assortment of FINE LEATHER GOODS such -
POCKET BOOKS. PURSES. BILL BOOKS, WAL
LETS and cHATELAINEs.
Then we carry the full assortment Of the Cheaper
Grade for instance. we have now IN ALL-LEATHKR
LEATHER-LINED BOOK for 5oc
ABOUT 25 DIFFERENT STYLE BOOKS for ESQ.
PURSES WITH NEW ATTACHMENT. ESQ.
POCKET BOOKS.
At 25c. we are showing some extreme oddities In
shapes well materials This line We know to b
the largest in the city
Then our Soc POCKET BOOKS you will find IN
Imitation Seal, Imitation Russia Leather with OH.
died Trimmings and Clasps; we'll made and finished
The New PARIS NOVELTY PURSE, made of Chs.
mois skin of different shades with Antique oxidized
Coverings. at Csc
oxID1zED MATCH BOXES, desirable size. ct ESQ,
in half dozen patterns.
WRITING DESKS in Seal. Russia or oozs Leather
in prices to suit yourself
LANsBURaH BRO,
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Right before you Is you enter.
INFANTS WEAR.
parents would like to see pretty goods for their
little ones we invite them to stock You don't
need to buy snythng You can walk around and admire
the unlimited number pretty things When we invite
you to admire don't wait you to feel as If you had
to purchase We have instructed our people accor d.
ingly.
INFANTS BooTIEs. 25c. and 500.
INFANTS LEGGINs. 5oc.. &c.,,
INFANTS SACQUES, 49c to a. 9S
INFANTS AFGHANS, 81 9S up to s99S.
INFANTS SHORT COATS. s1.es to s1e.os.
INFANTS LONG COATS, a.. 90 to s25.
INFANTS MITTS. FLANNEL SHAwIS STrps
SKIRTS. DRESSES and everything else to finish out
the trosseau Of the "boss Of the family"
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We haven't failed yet, but the next eight days win
decide. To explain: We make q great effort to make
the monthly sales in each department exceed the
vious years record We may fail this month in the
Warm Underwear department. 1t isn't because we
haven't the stock. 1t is larger and varied than
ever 1t isn't because the prices not They
never were lower 1t is because of the warm westher
Wen beat October Of 1883, though We sacrifice
profits TO do IL
five quote special prices for . few days viii you
save rs from failure!
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CRead below)
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MEMS SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs.
The next best thing TO getting rid Of Q
cold Is to use . soft silk ham kerchief until
You do get rid Of it. Why not use Q silk
handkerchief ali the time, We can sell
Plain White Japanese silk Hem-stitched.
Handkerchief for 37Ixc. and up 'Initial"
China Six Handkerchiefs as low Is Soc,
and Japanese Silk "Initisl" Hsndkerchiefs
for Toe. and 81 each. Elegantly Enbroid-
cred letters and superior qualities of silk.
(Eirst door.)
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP.
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LADIES' FINE WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.

LADIES' FINE WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS
In this department, which il well stocked
with the best we can find, we offer the fol-
lowing special bargains:
Ladies' Atwood sieepipg-car Wrappers,
In Grey and Garnet IS each
Ladies' Fancy Striped and Plaid All wool
Wrappers, with rich Combination Robe
Front. 80 each
Ladies' Elegant French Flannel Tea
Gowns, with Combination Robe Front Of
Finely Tucked Cashmere and trimmed with
Lace. S10 each.
Considering the superior excellence Of
these Wrappers and Gowns the prices are
exceedingly reasonable.
(Third Hoor.)
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SrRoSa IsDucEMrsrs
IN PRICES OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS
wEYLs oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
31l 7TH STREET.
magnificent line Of oyercoats for Men from s5 fos
good servceable overcoat to s25 for Fine silk %
Satin-lned one.
Business and Dress Suits from &c for Good WORK.
ing Suit TO s2o for Fine Granite Prince Albert Suit
Boys overcoAts from g. so to els.
Boys Suits from 50 so to els
Odd Pants. immense variety
You can just 30 per cent By buying your Cloth
ing at
wEYps oNE-PRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE,
oc2-am 81 SEVENTH ST.
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HOUSE e HERnmAss,s
EQUITABLE

House a dERRMANN's
SYSTEM
has FOR SEVERAL YEARS CONTINUED
TO GROW IN FAVOR TO SUCH AN EXTENT
THAT WE NOW NUMBER AMONG OUR
VALUED TRADE MANY. VERY MANY. OF
THE BEST FAMILIES OF THIS CITY.
OUR Low PRICES,
EQUITABLE DEALING
WITH THE PUBLIC HAVE WON FOR us
AN ENvIABLE FAME. THE PREJUDICE
HERETOFORE EXISTING IN THE MINDS
OF GOOD PEOPLE HAS BEEN SWEPT
AWAY AND TODAY WE ARE FILLING Or
DERs IN LOCALITIES WHERE A SHORT
WHILE SINCE NONE BUT CASH HOUSES
WERE PERMITTED TO ENTER.
HOUSE KEEPERS WHO IN YEARS PAST
WOULD SUFFER ALL MANNER OF rScoS.
YESIENcEs AND DIscoMFoRTs ARE
NOW CONVINCED THAT WITH AN ISsra.
NIFIcANr OUTLAY OF READY MONEY
THEY CAN MAKE THEIR HOMES At
TRAcTIyE AND CHEERFUL, PAYING As
THEIE CONVENIENCE DICTATES FOR
THESE COMFORTS WHILST ENJOYING
THE USE OF THE SAME.
COLOSSAL
STORES
ARE REPLETE WITH EVERYTHING IN
THE oUsE FURNISHING LINE. WHICH
WE OFFER UPON
CREDIT,
ACCEPTING IN RETURN SMALL PARTIAL
PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK Oh MONTH
UNTIL THE DEBT Is SATISFIED.
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
e21 and ss3 7th st. and CSC Mas. ave- NV
se2-4m
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HE Bon MARoHE.
$ Y's + $'?$ 4 f. & s IS:
eocS LII o 90 ~ "A Xxx ssss -
JACKETS.-We offer you fine Beaver Jacket.
Tailor Bound. nicely finished in
Black or Navy. at 81. and Better
Qualities at SEAS and s748 In
the better qualities We show them III
Black. Navy, Green, Tan and stone
Our $40 Directoirc Jacket, in all
colors, You should examine; the best
Jacket for the price without doubt
Stocknette Jackets, in different
styles at 81, SO 4S and S74s
NEWMARKErS.-We are showing an immense assort-
ment of Long Garments at from
$500 to $25; but call especial at
tention to SIS Directoire Gar
meat. one of the prettest and most
becoming coats we hsve--in all
coiors. Look at them.
PLUSH COATS.-Jackets and Sacques, in first quail
ity Pushes in ali prices and styles
1t will pay You to look through our
Cloak Department before buying
We only ask you to look, and feel
confident Of suiting you
THE BON MARcHE
oc9a s1e 7TH ST. NV.
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REMEMBER, WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE ON
9TH ST. DO NOT BE MIsLED COUPONS GIVEN
TO EVERY PURCHASER OF 81 OR OVER, 60 OF
WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO HANDSOME
CRAYoN PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF, OR ANY
MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY. ELEGANTLY
FRAMED. ABSOLUTELY FREE.
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FANCY FRENCH JERSEYS.
BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
We have Just placed on sale On almost en-
tire new stock of Boys Clothing of good
serviceable fabrics in the entire range Of
styles from the neatest to the nobbiest. You
will not hnd o more select stock from which
to choose. and the prices are right
Boys All-Wool Fancy Norfolk Suits e.
Boys ALL Wool Double-Breasted Suits As
Boys An-wool Fancy Pisid Norfolk suits,
GO.
Boys Fancy Plaid Suits. with combination
Coat and Vest, 60.
Boys Fancy Scotch Plaid Double breasted
Suits, 81.
Boys Navy Blue Beaver Cloth Double
breasted Suits SO.
Boys Fine Navy Blue Tricot Double
breasted Suits, very dre&y, 90.
Elegant Line Of Three piece Suits (cut-
away coap in very attractive Plaids, Plain
Shades and Fancies. Sl2.
Elegant Line of Boys Black Co-kscrev
Diagonal and Vide Vale SUITS single and
douple-Dreasted, sack and cutaway styles.
ee.SO to Sl2.
tThird door.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
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WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP.
cHuDREN's DRESSES REDUCED.

CHuDREN's DRESSES REDUCED.
As a special Attraction we have reduced
the price of an odd line Of Children's
Dresses and Cloaks to 81 each. They are
stylishly made from atwood fabrics, and
are in sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 years.
line Of Children's Fine Novelty" Wool
Dresses, to IL years. Reduced u. 50
each
i lot of Children's Refer and Blouse
Jackets, in Navy aGreen, Cardinal and Fancy
Checks sizes TO IA years. Reduced to IS.
You will instantly recognize these 10 be
extraordinary bargains.
tThird door.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
NEW SILK WAISTS.
For matinee, street and house wear we
are showing a superb line OF Ladies' Surah
Silk Waists and call special attention to the
three very attractive aud becoming styles
in Cardinal and Black. at $3.50, $40 and
Gil each.
We have also about 25 Ladies' Imported
Paris Waists OF Silk and Drap de Paris, in
Empire, Directoire and Zouave styles, in
beautiful shades and combinations from
S17 to S25 each.
Also French Flannel and Cashmere
Waists, in Cardinal. Navy and Black;
stylishly made, which we offer as . special
bargain at 81 each.
(Third foor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRop.
FANCY FRENCH JERSEYS.
To close out . few lines Of French Fancy
Jerseys we have reduced their prices consid-
eraOiy and believe them to be extraordinary
bargains.
Black Cashmere Jerseys, handsomely
braided. Reduced to S275
French shocked Jerseys in Navy, Mahog-
any aud Cardinal. Reduced to 81.
Extra Fine Black Cashmere Jerseys, with
Empire Sleeves: very stylish. Reduced
to $3.50.
Extra Fine Jersey Blouses, tucked front.
Navy Blue trimmed, with White Collars and
Cuffs. Reduced to "a
(Third Aoor.l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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A SBEsTOS LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Patent =. @. Chimneys nre proof
cod, J. I. wALKkE sons. 3Oz ION 1t nv.
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Ous F4I1uak YouR Opponrusrrr.

Who has ever made great efforts without making
some failures!
He who has never made failure Il be who has never
made an effort
We'd rather make great efforts and make failure
nov and then.
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MOTION DEPARTMENT.

Woven Skirt and Dress Yokes insure Q
perfect at over the hips. Indispensable to
ladies who make their own -kirts. 1Qc.
The price was formerly 25c.
Miiwards Celebrated Best Quality Steel
Scissors. AZ to SIC.
Champion Needle Packa9es containing o
Set Of Shoe Buttons. Button Fastener and
Shoe Needle. o..
Roberts Best Gold-eysd Psrsboia stssa
Needles. &c.
Oirst A0or. rsaE)
WOODWARD LorHRos
ess3 cor. ltth and 81 nv
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Dun GREAr RELIABLE SpEc1A1r1Es
WI WI II u T. I. III 9;
e. e. So So r. S.
OUR GREAT s1.s5 GENUINE CALF BOOT.
$3.50 BALTIMORE HOMEMADE CALF BOOT.
% FINE CALF FAIR STITCHED BOOT.
a TRIPLE SOLE, SCOTCH BOTTOM CALF BOOTS
a GENUINE HAND-wELT CUSTOM BOOT
s250 DOUBLE UPPER KIP OYSTER BOOTS
s1.50 FULL STOCK KIP WORKING BOOT.
DRIVERS wARM-L1NED CLOTH BOOTS
THE ONLY GENUINE BREWERS WATERPROOF
GRAIN BOOTS. USED BY ALL THE NEARLY
BREWERS AND BUTCHERS OF WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA WITH SATISFACTORY RE
RESULTS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CALF AND KIP BOOTS
RUBBER BOOTS, BEST MAKES FOR MEN. wo
MEN AND CHILDREN.
WIN. HAHN L co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
SIG 9TH STREET.
1922 PENN AVENUE,
or prNN aurNuc q n g..
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EmBRo1DEREp FIASSE1s.

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j ERsEY Corn JACKETS

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WRAps Or ALL K1SDs

THE PALAIS ROYAL.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
,ropEy1yG An OLD WELSH CHURCH.
.r rAPTIsTs PREPARING TO BUILD NEW
CHURCH UPTOWN.

- plPTIsTS PREPARING TO BUILD A NEW
CHURCH UPTOWN.
s.rvices were held yesterday at the Welsh Cal
sus ave to commemorate the reorganization of the
.,sb baptist Tabernacle The Welsh Baptists have
sh building at No. 1s1 Chrystie-st., but IL is too
.u for their congregation and. as most of them
- moved uptown, they are about TO sell their
.xrtoun property and build church near Fiji
~Ast To help their fellow -countrymen the Cal
~,s,s kindly lent their church 20 the Baptists. BY
~. r,orcanzaton Of the old Welsh Baptist Church,
~A,eh was founded half century ago, the Welsh
0,,e of this city now have three churches in which
T-oons In their mother tongue are delivered. II is
-.0noscd however, u have preaching both in Welsh
"a English at the new Baptist church.
there was large congregation at the services
:. ,he morning service sermons were preached by
.. Rev J. W. Morgan, of Sugar Notch, Penn. and
~ " eontralto solo from The Pilgrim was sung
Is Mss Averiek Perry In the afternoon addresses
s sUSH AND j. e. Williams s and the ri Rev. Messrs.
- solos were sung by W. r. Williams, the tenor of
g. Cuyer's church in Brooklyn. In the evening
~ church crowded, and IL seemed If the whole
s,sh colony of the city and its suburbs had been
s-ached in Welsh by the Rev. DR. Frederick Evans
EPhiladelphia, and the Rev. DR.. J. W. Williams. A
S.racteristic feature Of the services was the CON
.-srafjonal singing, which fully sustained the high
s~~isiion OF the Welshmen i'm this branch of music
among those present were Henry Parry Isaac Will
.ns president, Richard Williams treasurer: John
= owen, vice president; John r. Jones. l. Newton
yilams. secretary john Williams, John n. Roberts
rsscon william Jones, William W. Recs, Thomas
Sss,ston John T. Davies, the Rev. Leighton Williams
md MOrnay Williams.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme COurt-Generaf Term-Reeess continued.
Supreme COurt-ChamberS- Lawrence, Motion
slendar Nos. TO 54 called at II o'clock
supreme COurt-Speelal Jeim-Psrt l.-AdlOurned for
supreme Court-Special Term-Part I.-Before Inrra-
an. J-Demurrcrs No. g, 10. Divorces. 7Ol.
supreme Court-Circuit-Iarts l., Ill. and IV.-Ad.
.rrpsd tn term.
Supreme Court-Circuit-Part II-Adiourned until
yruary 6. 1890
'surfogate's Court-Before Ransom S.-wins Of John
pxrsOn on, Julia &. Wilcox and Agnes L. Jones,
I0sN FOR prOhate-Wille OF John c. DeVin. Nj. g.
eeofge Rcckett. Mira Ficlle. Mary Gunee, Anthony
cling and John Russell, 10 m. Mary Pease. James
ponoyan r. +. LEIGH and Mary A. Loutre 10 30 a. m
prioi 'ourt-t'enerd m-Adloutued for tho town.
Sup COurtSpecial Ternl-D afore TruaX Mot ons
superior Court-1rial Term-Parts l., IL and III-Ad.
superior COurt-Equity Term-Adiou1ncd Tor the term
Common Pl-as-Si eciai 1erm-beore Van Hoesen. j.
Common Peas-EQuty Tern-Before Bookstaver-Nos
10. Is. L. l..
6cnG'oa fl..,--Trial Term-Part I.-Bcforc Allen. j.
10 day calendar.
Common Peas-Trial Term-Part II.-Adjourned for the
City Cour-General Tcrm-Before McAdam. c. J.. Ehr.
hth and MCGOWAN, j. J-Appeas from orders and judg-
nnt
City couit-Trial Term-Parts l., II. and III.-Ad.
kurned for the term.
Cty Couii-TiiA Tcrm-Part Iv.-Before Home j
CoT ~ General See,ions-Par I-Rofore Gilders,eeve
J., and Assistant DstrictAttorney Parker-Nos to o.
Inclusive.
Couf' ~ Gcreral Sessons-Part II.-Before Recorder
snyh and Assistant DistrictAttOrney JerOme-Nos TO
Canr of General So ssionS-Part III.-Befcre MARITIME
and Assistant Disrict-Attorney MacdOna-NOs 10 10 in
lusiNe.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York saturday, Dec. 2l.-BEENES- Receipts. Sc
carloads OF 1852 hcad-lO carload direct 10 East Side
saughtercrs "a carl0id- 60tst including IL carloads
for Easuuan Company G carloads for j. stern. and$ car
loads for Kaufman STRAUSS; and Is carloads jersey
City all for NJ Goldsmths export trade with the exception
OF carloads.
No sales reported Feeling dull.
Shipments reported yesterday with the addition of
Cos quarter, of beef the Lake Wnnip'g. by Swift Co.
CALNlS-Onl} - head received today and tradr very
limited and UHiml Oraut 10 cludinl the following
ons all by J. j. Halenbcck: Noal-, lS5 average. at
7c Per do. % %. a jr and l. b bf at - per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts Including thc stock
late yesterday 81 carloads Of 5.9j3 heads carloads
GOthst. and carloads at Jersey city. TWO carloads ad
Gton were held over at Jusy Cit and 10 carloads were
just coming In at y The market opened and
closed dull a decline Of > 70 isc per n Lambs and
Sheep sold fully isc Th pens could pot
Sheep sold n ordinary
fancy Lambs at o. d73ic
Salcs-Dillcnback & Dewey: 1GG CANADIAN Lambs 1Oj
yefaee at - - per 100 n 100 do l03 n at - CO.
lG5 do 9s o. at - go go Wcs.cn DO - ~ at - 20;
40 Indiana Sheep (Stltc Fcdl 1919 %. at tG p
d. Harrington: l1G Michigan Sheep S9a n. AZ
- 81 30 Michigan Lambs - ~ a. - -: l2i Wcst-
ern do o. n, at 80 % III Canadian do Is H. at ~ g.
Hume Mullen 10G state lambs - p. at - 10.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, epec 21.--COttOn quiet; middling, 1o.s
10i4c. FlOur-Fary active and steady. Wheat-South-
ern quiet and steady Fultz 73as3c Longberry 7ldeic
No. . sOdS02c steamer, 76d77c; Western hrmer No.
winter red. spot and December, S0.dSO2 2c; January,
quiet easier; white, new 31d40c yellow,
new 81 1880; Western steady mixed spot 42c new
spot 39'2c year. 80 9l2d39sc January and February
3S4 4d3ssc March. 3S9l April 3991c. Oats Grm ;
southern and ennsy lyana. 2Sd3lc Western white, 800
3lr do mixed 2Sd29l2c graded No. white, Bic Rye
easier; prime To choice j7d60c. Hay steady prime 10
chorc timothy. sl3dsi3 so. Provisions quiet Butter
stoady; Wcs.-n packed, 1fal9c best roll. 17dl9c ;
creamery, 23d2Ge. Eggs quiet, 22d23c. Coffee firm ;
Rio CarrOes fair 1o5id2Oc sugar quiet; IA SOFT
Gasc. Copper steady; refined, 1fdl5c. Whskey un-
changed 81 TO- Freights to Liverpool steady
-four per ton in sacks; 2la22s grain per bushel Sd
Cork, for orders Is I'D. Receips-FlOur, 10000 bbs
wheat. $1,000 bush corn, 12s,o0O bush oats; 1000
com l13.oo0 bush Sales-Whcat So 900 bush corn,
Buffalo. Dec. 21.-Whcat-No. 1 hard higher. local
demand closing at 90fc asked No. 1 Northern S73.c
NO DO Sf3ic six boatlOads No ! Northern sold In
Ncw-York for export; Winter wheat dull No 2 red,
81 L,dSJc: extra No. do SldS2c; NO red, 75d77c;
No white Michigan. SIC No . extra white, SldS2c
asked. Cord dull. weak and lower No. .. SIC No. 3,
3G036lfc; No. 4, 3id34 lac grade, 32c No yellow,
80 td37c No. 4 do, 36c track, asked. Oats quiet
and weak: No 2 white 2sc Barley strong and higher;
56a5sc. Rye quiet at j3c. Flour steady with good
demand Millieed weak and unchanged Receipts
wheat loo bush corn, 5000 bush oats 900 bush.
Shlpucnts-Wheat 10, 600 bush corn. 10 coo bush.
Chicago, Dec. 21.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo, Dec 21.-Catte-Receipts last 81 hours $40
head total for week thus far % I00 for same time lass
2O2O consigned through 1850 head 2,lOO head 70
New-Nor 100 head sale trade dull prices unsettled
sheep and ambsecepts last - hours, $500 head toal
week thus 500 time last week. Al 900
consigned through 8 400 head 1900 head to New YORK
head sale buyers seller prices tending
lower. sheep-Chocc TO extra, as 6odt5 7j mefium TO
gCoO. $3.50 40 good. ~ 50at4 80. Lambs
Good to choice 80 G5d87 fair TO good s6aS6 80 medium
to fair, 50a45 90 Canadas sc 1891 Hogs-fee eeips
last - hours 100 head total for week thus far 751S0
for The time last ~ 800 consigned through
$500 head . 100 head NewYork $3.50 head sale
prices steady, with moderate demand; mediums and
heavy ~ O5 mixed and Workers. 80 20.
St. Louis Dee. Observation-Disclosures 200 Market
strong. Hogs-Receipts B. 900. Market lower fair 10
choice heavy - 6Ods3 TO- packing 80 50ds3 65 York
- i5dS3 60 SheepRecepts. 5000 Market strong.
Chicago Dec 21-CattleReceipts, 500 head. Markets
Choice extra 81 75Ts5 % stockers and
feeders - 25ds3 steers 80 3Ods2 90; cows. 81 5Oa
~ p. Hogs-ReceDts 80 900 head. Dull 10c lower
Mizcd q 45a = 65 heavy SS 459s3 20 light 50 l59
- 9Oas5 75 medium TO good. s4ds4 so Western
fed $fuSJ Texans. S3dSf.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23

j. j. IIaenbeck: 357 Canadian Lambs, 80 n, at 81 80 ;
1s2 DO 80 n at a. 25 $50 Northern Canada 90, IS ID
~ - 1si Canada and Western do, mixed, SAB No. at
81 25. - 80
j. n Pidcock 223 Western Lambs. II n. at 90 10 :
2Z3 do. 732 n, at 81 10.
Eyertt s Pdcock: 1f5 jersey Ewes, och n at - p
Judd & buckingham: 20 state sheep 40 b nc - 20 I
III State Lambs So n. at 80 so; 179 Canadian do oi
D. at ~ so. - .
50 go ~ do Ewes 1921 n. at g 30 40 do lO2 No. ~
- 372 100 do, 1886 ~ at s5 % 172 western Lambs, ~
H. at 81 % 195 Ohio do, S92 N, at ~ "
NJ Collins l9l Ohio Sheep, 05 NJ, at 80 10
Jersey City and CARLOADS at 40thst No sales on
live weight. N0mnaly firm.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Raurnads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

II, Coft tlE-There was nothing done IN spot grades Of
l'lO to-day, and prices less nominal Eair
cargoes quoted at l9dsc and No Z. 17af7isc. Mid
lrowths also dull. The option market Offered no new
features. and the speculation devoid Of life Cable
2dvces were unsettled Hayre closed steady except on
December which shade lower Stock In Havrr.
$4,000 bags OF which 2l2OOO BRAZILIAN Ham.
burg declined 1dlS4 pig. Rio tame There was
decline OF 5dlO points here and the was barely
steady Rio quoted Regular first 700 good second
600; receipts 5000 BAGS Rio Cleaianccs for United
sstes go99 bags i;io cearanccs FOR EUROPE NIL total
STOCK lI1,OOO bags; Santos rcccip - Re-
ceipts at Rio July to December 90, 1ss9 G.Ol1 0cO
bags time. 1898, 23fS.OOO bags same time 1887
$4,000 bags receipts at Santos. july December 20
1889 POI oCO bags time 1888 J. I37 600 BAGS
same time, 1887 $4,000 bags Total sales here Is 600
foll,
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City Penn, Dec. 21.Nationa Transit Certificates
opened 81 highest 81 042 lowest 81 04 closed
ST Ols. Sales, $1,000 bbs cearances 100000 bbs (;
charters, II 9oi bbs; shipments 54,s33 bbls; runs,
81 900 bbls.
Pittsburg Dec. 21.-Petroleum dull but steady;
Certificates opened at 81 04is closed at
81 OF; highest Al O4a: lowest. 81 o..
Bradford Penn, Dec. Educational Transit Certificates
opened at q 037s closed at ~ o. highest. 81 of.;
Titusve Penn. Dec. 2l-National Transit Certificates
opened at 81 O4 highest, 81 0i2 lowest Sl o. closed
at $10fls.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
rrn coMxIrrEEs az A IARop r-r1or

AZ the meeting Of the Central Labor Union at
r,rendon Hall yesterday the following committees
,,s appointed Organization-Edw Conkhny
william IIymen, A. Il. Murphy, Henry MIssel George
7,e: Grievance-George Warren, j. Brown H.
pn Henry Collins. owen Carroll: Auditing-WiIliam
rmsnger Adolf JablOnOwski. Charles Miller j. Ellis,
y Kareiens Outside-J. COllanan. Henry Enrich,
George Cuttings, Peter Ryan. Ambrose NOeS
trSitrstion-Danel Harris. Joseph Timmms q. L.
yed J. Mooney, y. Z. Mahon.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
HE WAS NOT POSTED.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Do yOu know what the pavement Of the future
will be ?" he asked of member Of the Board Of
Public Works yesterday.
Hardly"
Seems TO me that you not up
But how | telllr
Aren't the streets in the future said to be paved
with gold, eh p"
And they looked at each other a long time in
silence and then turned away, perhaps never TO meet
again.