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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-01-31
THE UNITED STATES COURT DECIDES.
The Owners of Diseased Cattle Will be-
Held Responsible for Damages

The Owners of Diseased Cattle Will be
Held Responsible for Damages
WASHINGTON, Jan 2S.-The supreme
court of the United States rendered an
opinion in the case of P. G. Kimmlch,
plaintiff In error VS.. John j. Ball and
Henry Tienkin. The case involves the
constitutionality of the state of Iowa,
making person having ia his possession
In the state any Texas cattle which have
been wintered north of the southern
boundary of Kansas and Missouri, liable
for any damages that may accrue
from allowing them to run
at large and thereby spread Texas fever.
Two judges III the circuit court of the
United States for the southern district
were divided in their opinion and the
case was sent here for a final decision,
with record showing that the case had
been decided against the plaintiff on the
ground that the Iowa statute was an in
reference with the inter state commerce
law and also In violation of the
constitutional provision giving the
citizens of the several states all the
privileges aud immunities of the citizens
of any other state. The supreme court
holds that the Iowa statute is not in con-
hict with the paramount authority of con-
gress to regulate the interstate COM
merce. The court is unable to see that
the statute has anything to do with such
commerce. The case, it says, is not one
of restriction of commerce but simply
he requirement that whoever permits
diseased cattle to run at large shall be
liable for any damages occasioned
thereby, and the court entertains not
the slightest doubt of the right Of any
state to enact such statute. 1t
further holds that as citizens of iowa,
are liable under the statute the same as
the citizens of other states, there ID no
force in the objection that the law is con-
trary to the clause of the constitution,
granting equal rights in the several
states to all citizens of the United States.
Opinion by Judge Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. u (specaD.-The wheat bulls han 'Oou
to-day that they could have asked bnt II ua
avail to help the market There was hall cent al
vance. then It was all lost and the close the market
under the starting point The failure I" au
vance prices in view OF all the assistance from the Out
side made the feeling at the close an exceedingly ~
pressed one. The Northwestern movement was a. 'hid
a. the bulls weak predicting. At Minneapolis
there only 202 at Duluth. only 81 Ims M.s
only 3lj against ZIG at the wv Poles
last Thursday. Cables opened tending up anh "sie
steady at the The export ccaranccs Tor the Day
in equal to $4,000 bushels OF M'a
There different theories t. why the price d'ciI
Some thought the 81 the market was ' pfl
cipal thing; others that raid Was the reasci Ihefe
was vigorous selling by Partridge and other DIE Hhor
and possibly by Hutchinson after little impr0y ment
had been made. Hutchinson. the principal holder OF
December corn sold freely breaking the price = cent
The news from the country that there va, VAST
amo OF ready u encouraeeHcht
here The days arrivals were however, only w. car.
OF which 10 graded contract MAY somewhat dhcctd
the n December opening at 33A at closing az
3i, Provisions tribe easier liberal receipts
and low prices at the Yards. The pit now
ever was dull NcwYork sold lard, and the price at
Gotham brokr, there little yielding here. Az the
cose January pork showed decline Of cents January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

New.Yorx Tbursday Dec. 12.-BEEVEs-R Receipts IA
carloads 2s head all 60tnst and all for tastmas
Company with exception OF carloads OF local stock
No u lng Feeling ~ adv. I'D,
Cy dressed beef IN moderate rquest ana lower win
Texan sides selling 4l,d5c. ana Native do at oGfc
Private catle aiyces u date quote refrigerated beef
lower and selling I'D scant 91sc NJ Amer.
lean cattle 102al2c, estimated dresser Deer
1he steamship civ OF Chester took out yesterday 300
quarters of beef in-lcai l45O quarter, a. PREVIOUSLY
reported No shipments OF live stock or fresh meat from
MYI.CII C0ws-Receipts thus far this week 100 head
Mar ket steady with ght demand, and not many really
good arriving. Reported sales haye been a. $50
sold 10 *30dsJ0 per head and j. IT, Curtis hes1
at 40 N s45 each. 49, -,.,. ,.. -,
ported yetsrday $50 Dull and lower for Grssef
and wesieTh Calves. and Neais are barely steau
Calves al 81 50as2 SO. with heal bringing 49, Neas
RANGED from % 7l2c per H. ~. ,,. ND rr,ccs
Dressed Calves had very light INQUIRY ana pt.csS
lower everything eNcept choice Veai eateas9
For diesel Grassers 3d4ac were the ruling hguIcs
good proportion the country dresser calves which a
been held from last week on Ice oll AT Iaoc' pu
fresh stock bringing 92c, ahd city ureSScu SUI" ~ ~
SaieS-John j. Hallenbeck 1O2 Western Calves 357 n
sy aye a. z 90 P e5 100 300 a. o. 'iO "
J n Pidcock 81 Gra~srrs e3J ~ At &c. -. -.
Z. 5 Kase date yesterday 10 Buffalo Feals III d. at
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Recepts. including carloads
late Yesterday carolds Of COB hea1lO CARLOADS az
Jersey City and Il carloads at GOh-st There was DIT
Ter feeling to-day owing the favorable change IN inc
weather and Prices firm slight inward tendency
the eo.e bur trade was not brisk So als d6 az
- 75aS5 go per 100 n good 10 choice Lambs AZ 80 oO4
% dressed Mutton slow ~ sdo1c choice heavy carcasses
selling mp u 1Oc ami Dressed Lambs hal moderate de-
maud at s2G lOec very Few Ses cNceeaing ~ &c I, ro
at s 62l per loo n $40 do 20 ~ at SO rs 2l1 do rs n
at g. 1874 Canada do. 81 = n al - l-'2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS

The grain markets at the Produce Exchange Yesterday
did change their aspect regards the narrow and
professional character dealings There was an in
in the trading in wheat options but II failed 10 ex
tend beyond 1900 600 bushels. The was favorable
bull side In that cables stronger further fall
ing OF the Northwestern toward points Of
accumulation recorded and large clearances wer re-
ported The effect OF these factors was expended in an
early rally cent and then the 'longsn were able 70
realize only Ieced ing figures January sold from s50
s6ito s5as and May from S9i4 to $685. cents Tho curb
was steady at substantially little change The net Ios-.
the official close were for December SAL "a for
January at S5ss and February S6as l. for March n
s7a and May $685., and cont for June at s7a cent.
Cash wheat almost completely stagrant and the
4. .,oo bushels which were taken cxpor: were
sod late Wednesday. Prices did moi decline no
rsuSe the business was too dull IN furnish quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Dec II. p. m.-Cotton-The sales OF ne
day inciufed 26gO bales American. -
Amercan-Good miftling. $50; mdaing' gsd 19w
saes ~ the dav ncnde1 $500 bales American FUTURES
steaay American M1dlng. middling clause Dece,n
ler delivery 3GGId buyers December ana January de-
livery 366id buyers January and February oevcfy:
37.6ld sellers February and March delivery oc-Otq
sellers March and April delivery. 2o6fd sellers Apri
and MAY delivery i06id buyer. May ana June %,
lerv 42G4d sellers June and Jlly delivery D 46-oid
BUYERS: July and August delivery 4j-6id sellers
Galveston Dec 12.-Co0u quiet midDin2 ilIocs
low mldiling 716c good ordinary &c net an1 gross
receipts coo exports Great Britain. 1872 bales;
sales, iJ3 ba'es; stock COBB bales
Norfolk Dee 12-Cotfon steady; mid1ng 97c net
and gross receipts bales exports T. Great Britain.
bales coastwise 1908 b1!csi sales Ito Dsies'
stock 81. GA bales.
savannah Dee 12-Coiton dun midfn2 fl-16e;
low midiling 7-16c gOOi ordinary. i5-l6c net ana
gloss receipts go bales coasiwise 1867 baesi
-ales $50 bales stock. .6oi bales.
New cleans Dee. I2.-Cofton firm nddlng o1'-locl
low mddling. 9ac good ordinary. 5lSe net recelpss
Goa bales gross 9JS bales exports n the Continent
63s bales sales Z $50 bales: stock 31i ,974 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

Corn was weaker on the spot and the
export demand feu $4,000 bushels
Western selling by Mr. 1utchineon's brokers rel me
keynote OF the option sentiment here and the end
of for December. i2As cent for January AZ
49,, and February at ilL and cent for May at as
oats a shade lower. with export demand Ihe
options ad- cent lower at 2ss4 Tor December ana
2Sas cents Tor January, February and May. IL,
Lard suffered IN the general depression. and the opts
closed down 3G2 points follows. December. - ~. >
January, 80 ~ February, as 80; March, 80 80 May
40.
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported yrNi iuss ~
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston VIZ ~
follows: Wheat, 81, BIZ hush. 9j3H bush a.
2O3. 755 bush total grain $50 4Ol bush hour 'o''S'
packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. iSu, hs Sle
arrivals Wheat, 1897 hush. corn, 0O52 Dsh:
oats 1875, $50 bush. total sS3 $50 bush Hour -o'o'i
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
4 NEW COMMISSIONER OF EDUCAT1oN.
NATHAN srRAUs SUCCEEDS DE WITT ]. sELIG-
MAN.

Tho vacancy in the Board OF Education caused by the
,,.1rn.,,on ~ Commissioner Dewitt j. seiigmsn was
oucd bv Mayor Grant yesterday In the appointment OF
Na,hap straus Commissioner Segman resigned oecAus'
~, - - rorissioner is a member OF the welkrown
,ouse OF L. Straus & sons wholesale importers Oh
esnawsre, pottery, etc, and is brother OF lsluof
staus and Of oscar 5 stus. former Minister 10 iuAe.
Commissioner straus manifested especs' Interest III
the NcwYork public schools ana al'nOus" s
w - iov rr,,-sto Instructors has preferred TO send
hi. own children there. Mr. seieman was appointed 10
,hc 1oard Of Education by Mayor Grace ana AZ ne close
~ his term was reapponted by Mayor he"e't' MS
,n would expire in January 1891 Mr susus Is also
'i" -, u Il Macy 4 Co. is forty-two years old,
80 ,ss never held public Onicc heretofore He is
anu eS ~ ~ ccn,ieman's Driving Club and Of the
youno Mems Hebrew Association member Of inc Man
haitian Club and cf the worries f@ir No"'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
.,r,vs FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

The Tribune will snsyle the full monthly report of the
,r line companies on 1t shows decrease in total
net stocks OF 5lS971 barrels The runs are shade be-
d,,, average OF October but the significant feature
- a. ,nc Falling on in the deliveries While this latter
,vement may be suspension OF the pressure
,nd from the export trade. It renders all the
s the need OF the producers to restrict production TO the
nt which NAV necessary check the bearsh manip
NATION OF the crude oil market 1t is evident that the
listing conditions the producing industry such to
make movement OF character suggested OF ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

Includes sales Of 900 barrels OF delivery at
81 04L.
Refined oil was unchanged at $50 cents per gallon in
barrels and go cents in cases
Foreign QuOatiOns-Antwerp. 17a.Ql7ia
80 marks. London, 1-16d64 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
OIL MARKETS.

on City Penn, Dee 12..Nasionsl Transit certificates
oroned AZ II on highest Al 0fSi lowest ~ o. closed,
al "a sales 10000 bbls; clearances, SIS coo bbls
cbaTters 90 GA bbls shipments, S5,972 bbls.
ts,tshuro PENN. Dec. l2-PetrOeum dull hut steady;
Ncaiional Transit certificates opened at al 0 closed al
- otis. HIGHEST 81 04Ss; lowest, ~ OIL
nr,dford Penn. Dee. 12.Naiionl Transit certificates
oneped AZ highest, ~ OiSs lowest 81 o. closed.
III "a clearances, 100000.
~ rsyilir penn 12-National Transit certificates
roned az 81 Oi highest, Al O4s lowest al 0i closed.
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

oas shouders-About IL 70 1s n, frm az 2Ss ~
Cheese in poor demand allow and turpentne Ia pocf
Snand I{osn In good demand common, steady al ~.
Id Iard-spot aud futures 10 poor demand; prize
vestorn december January and February dull at 52s
sd Wheat and in poor demand Corn-Spot IN fair
demand futures In poor demand miIe1 Westrn, spos,
an az A. 81 December firm A.. lad Hops at Lon
-Paciae Coast IN good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
mt than when the shut.ln project was un.

dertaken In 1887.
Yesterdays certificate market showed decided falling
of in activity, with erratic movement OF values At
the Stock Exchange prices declined l. cent while in the
January options Consolidated Board there
OF fluctuations. The close was dull
and lowest prices.
The range OF prices dealings fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

n OOK, &c.-By smart young girl a.
y frst-class cook wilhg 10 do washing
3 years very best reference. l15 East
1ofh--f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
felp Uanteo.
AIales.

Males.
u OOKKEEPER for New-Nork nrm'
- 1000 per wear. Apply lENINAL
AGENCY. 235 Fulton-st., Brooklyl.
I + YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
u or wish make a change. call 81 M oiI
reliable METROPOLITAN AGENCY 20.
sitiOns procured for men in every me OF
business, from office manager 20 p'IWts'
clerks, cashiers and collectors; packers
hotel positions, city and country coachmch,
grDoms, farm hands. useful men on gcl'ie-
mems places, WatcRnen, poitcrs. uIltefs
and mechanics new orders every nal; taIi
for information. METROPOLITAN
AGENCY. go Broadway.
w ANTED.-In an insurance Office young
w man. II 20 20: must live win par
ents. Writ good hand and BE- ~ gehhei ap-
pe9rance. Address u. c. W. IHDuhe
ONCE.
= m AGENTS WANTED t. canvass in
- w y. y. state: steady chance utop
an trash and engage a. once. >plehdid
chance for live. honest agents % com T5O
up per week. Write j. :. Low Nv ILL,
South Gardner. Mass.
Females.
w ANTED.-FcInale cashier for rstau-
w rant and bakery; preferred 70 room ~
building because ~ late attendance closed
sundays. MORROW & DAY Jer,ey CIV.
w ANTED.-A Protestant girl a. cook and
w laundrr-s or 10 do general hou-Nofk IN
small family. good reference required f'-
LeXington-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
0lin Rfal gstate for Sale.


l. Or SALE.-A very d.. ,.,,,oio e.t nay.
ing per cent OF a cosf of 40 600 .
IshSs promptly paid and ali rented b. INST
I Ssndl. 80 a niee piece Of property TO
Idhole ini person not Wishing b have
much trouble lady could tat@ care Of IL
hefse!I hlcey any one looking for a good
s NV Saos, eouia 10, d better not much
dress OWNER. J.. o. Box No 4Sa M.
York City. 0' -'7"o' Nov
EIRST-CLASS four.story- big6-stooo 90
= iioht dwelling with dinlhg.roon exten.
Sons IN the tenderIOin OF the West Stde
ouE 70 900 Nos. al and 43 West 7eth's
exceptionally fine Interiors b,st ,xor1,nsn,
SSnPn D. ioi inspection. SAMUEL COL.
ONE o. TIE FINEST ami large-1 We,
-. a. dwelln2s IN the ma rket now onen
Ior Inspection fronts Manhattan Sonsrav "a
ssefiooks Central PARK No. 40 We, zs so
Corn n S,le On premises SAMUEL COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
Countrn Real estate Go fet.

MOUNT KISCO Westchester County. -
Nl Residences building sites and farms Tor
sale also residences furnished ana uniuf-
PFNTER & PELTON, Mount Kisco, n. Y.
49, -- 80 ~ -
lFor other real estate ads see 9th page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
Real estate il)anteo

l. ACTORY. four or five stories. 5OX75 10
so with or without power. between
e2d and 58th SIS. east or west 70 lease for
term o. years 81 moderate rent. Address
wM. V. SIMPSON. pa Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
EUDOPEAN pHODrCE MApKr-

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
Liverpool, Dec r. go p. m-Beef and pork In poor
demand. Hams-The demand Is improving short I'M
about Is n, steady 4Gs 81. Bicon i'm fsir ~,
mand Cumberland cut. about 3 20 30 ~ dull m az.
Cd long and short clear mddes. about - ~ stead s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
for Sale.

- VI ~JbtAs
4 T REDUCED PRICES 100 secona. hand
"A wood and woodworking machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought aud ~.
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 39s Mad.
SOu-St.
An EIGHT DOLLAR ORDER ON a lead
II ing photographer for dozen imperials
price a.. CASH, Box -, Tribune UpfOwn
Ofiicc, ,23s broadway.
A ROLL-TOP DESK for s25; S feet roll.
"A top for s45 smiths roll.top desk. the
best made, specially desks OF ali kinds
Il. III. MASON, % William-st
ID UTTEKFLIES. 90 Holiday pfeseuts
ID choice selection OF a2illan butt,f.
nies Just received IN lots Of 50 or 100 &c
each. L. H. CRANDALL. 1O1 Park Place.
EOR SALE. CHEAP.-Two hundred
TASKS. = pints. Dins and quarts also
amber and whiskey bottles. $40 Green.
wich.st.. WIN. LITTMANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
Gin Real Gsia te for 5a!t
Connirn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Hand.
~ some residences and banding sites iof
sale: houses 10 let, furnished or unfur-
nished TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
At CRAWFORD. As minutes from New
"A York. on Central K. Il. OF n. j., desir'
abe French root house for sale rooms.
barn and fruit; 10: 100X200 good si ~
Crawford Union Co, n. j., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, ~ Maiden Lane. N. Y.
TOR SALE.-Country seats, farms. and
L brick property on each side OF the
Hudson River; bargains. FRANK PEk-
Rim. Fishkill-on- Hudson, n. y.
ITO LET. EXCHANGE or FOR SALE
Swiss cottage. 3 rooms and two ad-
Joining lot, in Yonkers; 10 minutes walk
from depo: in nrst-class order; excellent
views high ground healthy location; rent
COOPER. 277 Dedford-sve., Brooklyn, ED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
giip Real estate Go Get.

I'O LEI store and basement, 4J Lis
penard-st, near broadway al $50
uIst ioit, 49,, S21G part Of frs 81
,S|y euuie second, 400. A. JOURNEA1,
II RACi HOUSE. $50 Nsssau-st. ? De.
- sif@pie Offices 70 let. steam. heat
e'e'aIoi' electric light. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13

John J. Halenbeck: 900 Michigan Lambs Is ~ At
81 25 1874 Canada Lambs SCI N, at ~ 20 1913 do 90 ID
q" SsPidcock 80 Western Sheep SO n at e. Is: 70 do,
o. n at s5 90 lS5 Territory do SCH No. at e. 90 vermont
Lambs 20 H. at 90 S7i2 ij4 Western do, OH n, at 81
iSO Canada do 80 n. 81 ~ 3d..
Dillenback Dewey 100 Western Ewes. 81 n nj - 20
j f. Sadler & Co. 1913 Western Sheep 9Ole ID. at
a 90 1917 DO s3 ~ At a so 400 d. 81 ~ at 81 50; rs
pennsylvania Lambs 77ie n ~ 40 10
sherman & Culver 1871 Territory Sheep % n no - o.
Newton & Gllett; 1876 Kentucky Sheep. 112 n. ~
r at s6 IS 10 Western do ~ n. at 40 -.
judd & buckingham: 200 Canadian Lambs. 70 - ut AZ.
NJ. Collins 255 Western Lambs G3l n, at GO so 2lG
Ohio sheep % n. AZ ~ 40
HOGS-Recepts 10 carloads Of $50 head-23 carloads
at 4Oth-st. and II carloads Jersey City No sales
live weight. NOminay duh at s3 son - por 100 n.
Country dressed slow and easier Cache Tor 40 - 90
n 5isGGc for 100 100 N 49d5c for a220 n and
4a4 iac for 240 n and upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
ilJork t1anteo,


~-.-~--~-~~~~~-----~--~
Females.
A TTENTION, LADIES PLEASE call and
n see bhe new French and German fancy,
hover and work baskets for Christmas pres
ents ALTHOFF. SOB 0th-avc.
A YOUNG LADY desires position as
"A stenOgrapher and typewriteri good ref
ercnce. l.. b., 1874 Park-avc.
An EXPERIENCED stenographer and
IA typewriter, who understands office
work, wishes situation best reference.
STENOGRAPHER. 23G East 27th-st., or
Room l27 Is Broadway.
- rENOGRAPHER-A young girl treceni
- graduate. with q few weeks cXpnri-
cuce correct and fal6hful ia her work.
vs. ~hc~ a situation A. sfenOgapher and typs-
writer. Address REMINGTON, Box 1886
station W, Brooklyn. l.. d.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Lady. graduate Of Packard. and ]
years practical experience in g commercial
house. desires suitable position highest
reference. =. g.. $40 Madison-ave.
- TENOGRAPHER.-C lady st.n.
- oGiaphcr and Remington typewriter de-
sires place. moderate salary. Address
STENOGRAPHER, 23S East s7tn-st.
x rENCGRAPHEG and TYPEWRITER
- desires position salary rloderate. For
particulars address for one week, Miss X
X, 22G Parker-st., Newark, y. j.
rTN YPFWRITER.-B young LADY no
Il objection 10 Office work. Address TYPE
WRITER. $50 Broadway Room 243.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lard ribs of 81 cents the curb May wheat was
SO cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
nOnrk Hanteo.
Males.

Males.
YOUNG MAN. Il, graduate Of high
i school. desires q position in whole
sale house; salary no object: best refer
ence Address II. j., 30 l. 10th-st., IIOboken,
N. J.
Young MAN wants employment Of any
Il kind will work cheap; temperate.
Call or address POWER. care Mrs. Rene,
1862 3d-aye.
YOUNG merchant speaking English
L French and German. requiies position
in an Oece: salary moderate. a i1ress
CHARLES NEWHOUSE. PC State-st
" DUNG man (2O). Just landed. speaking
i French and German only, wants situation
ia grocery or dclicateSsen store. Address
LEVY. 4 COrtandt-St. basement.
Young MAN (2O). lust from school Is
Il anxious to get position In a CONNER
cial or manufacturing business. ~ begin at
bottom and work up, mastering all details:
any one having such position % offer viii
obligc by addressing BUSINESS. Box >.
Tribune Once.
YOUNG MAN would like position 10 as
i sist I'm office. and collect best ~ ref
erences, Address HARRY II. CHAP
PELLE. 451 Bedford-ave. Brooklyn. f. D.
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LIvE sTOcK MAEKETs-nY TELEGRApm

Buffalo N V. Doe. 12.-Catte-Receipts 81 hours
17so head total for week thus Ear. 1900 hes1; for
time last week. 10 100 bead consigned through
$50 head, all 10 New-York 90 head sale: prices
steadv. with fair demand Sheep and Lamb Rccen's
last % hours 600 head for week thus 30 900
heal for time last week 30 600 consigned through
600 head. 1000 head 10 New York 300 head
prices steady, with good demand lIocs-Rccepts lat
~ hours ifo head total for week thus far. y 900 head
time last week hS $40 head consigned through
$40 head $40 head to New.Yofk 1000 head on sale
prices nrmer. hat not quotably higher: mediums and
heavy ~ G56$3 20 selected medium weights ~ G5G
90 20; selected Yorkers - 659S3 20 pcs AZ GO9s3
Chicago. Dec. IL -Catte-EecciDts head shin.
$500 head Market duh and rather lower Choice
extra becves ~ 9OO1S 60 steers - 7JaRi 30 Stock
ers and feeders ~ G5as2 ~ Texas cattle Al 5O6s2 70
1ogs-Reccipts 10000; shinmcuts 5000 Marke, stow
Zoe lower. MIXED 70 40aT3 60 light az 356s2 cO
heavy s3 35a$3 90 Shecp-Rcceipts 1 600: shipments
1000 Market slow. closing Zoe q 2jc lower Naive.
80 1885 Is Texans. s3dsf Western cornfed SO 9o6