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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

was abscnee az support from outside sources. The
bears had things pretty ngca The an she a o%n T
AMOUNT Of stu hands. marked during shs
decrease q the amount me- on ana ss 1a sde rev
showed an ADVANCE d 14e May ruling at sac Suisse
~ SoSr sssdy n G%
May q length settling % @ l2c from
az sS sie aSOye R bottom easn sSaes declined
& leading e rather BUSINESS sris aS0s
spot Including ungraded Winter Red A. 1Sc9si q %
IS 5sc Gu DO Store and elevator quoted 9S eeI i
90 Sss ss ' DO March,
s. Sc sP ss;9s e. s Ns e g @
& b.S:, August sai 5se .a !; = q Lac
isn1s f0s Western SS quoted
iSooo bushels twog2Sed state private terms Quoted
sD @ss ru fnd an% On
i @ bS @e fas acs S show s
Options dealt in g moderate Gssu extent se a1a
SSsy Sse | are
s s@Sae SSSs s Mixed nsE scq No.
SatoT, 4Sa4is ,doat steamer Missa 4ESllac sIs
S ySSt scansg %ss no. JsSSsry ae closing
FeSrusT 4ssli;c closing f. 1 "a 90
sIo;as !. 49, wv sS:ns ;s Is
slow business business reported Sales Sushcs future
so SSss js N s Hs:a ds Sss ssS
s sS Si & SsySS,
132l2 closing at 3Zbc; 40 WHITE
% rebrua closing a. sc d9 March %se eoS ~ 81
$685. 1885 l2 sGa 30 sosSse Rye Feed ~
HEMP AND JUTE-The hemp market Is nrm though
few transactions reported Jute Butts hrrner sales
several thousand bales paper quality az lsc put l9e
Is now asked. Manila hemp. IA 3-4G16e; Sisal hemp
ii l.2a12e; Butts Lao for paper Ol6c Tor mixing
ana 1862 12c fof baggng quality. - =,
HAY AND STRAW-Receipts are Sill nperaI ana de-
mand slow Prices are weak but not SSOtsOy Lower
small 65S7oc; Glover, 60d55ci Light Mixed; 65a8oci
Dark Mixed 50a55c Shipping, 65c Straw-Long Rye.
65as0o; Short Rye 55660c Dat 6oG55c-
HOPS-There IL special life TO the movement yet the
demand continues and prices well maintained State
Choice new, 21a22c do medium. $4,000; DO low LOG
lie; do 1887, 7d11e; DO 1885. 1896; Pacific Coast
choice new 20d22c; do medium, 1Sd20c; DO low, 100
i7c; do 1887 8a9c Eastern and Wisconsin, new l5d
zoe; Foreign. new, 33d40c
HIDEs-suppies are large. but tanners have given
attention % the cheaper grades, which sell at
elected 26s2S 1s I2c M011seyissec 20 SsS2
Buenos Hyres hps, selected, 1918 m lac; Cordoa
EIps 1oSis n f5S1ec Cor ties. MOnteyideo and RIO
1iFande kipS 1913 n 14Q15c; Texas. 2o925 n. 100
1le. Western, 1890 n, lie; Southern as they run;
1918 n 10c; Dry Sailed Msamoras. seIecte9, Z4MZS
rs Zoe Southern, as they run, 24a3o N L2asc; Wet
saltea BuenO' Are. COW selected a sVsoS OK 4So
sa9s; Sew.oIsans City, l5S75 y, &c; Tsyss OK and
cow 5oa80 n 5Ha8c; city slaughter OK. 80aS0 D. 74c
LEATHER-The sales about eqsa receipts ana prices
have undergone no change the past week Acid stock
continues in good export demand. ouotaeons are -
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

The funeral Of A r. Cazauran, the well-known play
wright took place yesterday at the Hotel Dam. Tho
burial was under the direction Of the Actors Fund
and Mr. Cazaurans body win lie in the actors plot
at Evergroens Cemetery. Before the removal Of the
body short service was held in the drawing Of
Mr. Cazauran's apartments In tho hotel and the
limited space was filed to overlooking with rep
resentaHve professional people anxious TO pay the
last tribute Of friendship for their friend and fell
low.worker from whose talents many of them had
reaped substantial benefit
Prominent among those who were present were
A. NJ Palmer, Wesley ssson, Charles Gayler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Arthur, Louis Aldrich, J. H. stoddart,
Leslie Quincy Frank Gaylor. D. A. Bonter, j. A. schon-
berg Aunt Louisa Eldridge and Mrs. Keppcr. The
serylce was conducted by the Rev. DR.. H0ughton OF
the Church OF tho TRANSPORTATION, and at IT'S conclu
sion the body was taken to Evcrgreens Cemetery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

METALs-Transactions in American pig have been
No. !im si7as silIi No. sisss1e Forge
For ssSoh zig ug sA totae go
GaTtsherrie 500 summeree go sol EsnssSSns sisd
s SS Ds s0 ~ Ola SR ae 500
cara 800 tons H. sS soc sass
s say '? sSOC O. n ' &SrcS,
M9ISssSSa5Ssss o according 70 quality 50 ses
somewhat nominal quoted 4S 12a4S s4c..- RosINs
o. is Good change g. @RSSi'Pp;ss
i 1 q isss ~ jo q 5e al i oSsss
y So9s5 55i, W. g., sesossSi W. w. % SOSSS 90
ofIsTSo general market shows decided change since
our s Most Kinds have mOcs5ss nquy vSe ssc
e e6SS: saS sysn SsShn asS s Ga Ga
Ssden crude, Sound s2ssse; nsat RsscSed sose
speT@ crude Winter, sSs7e so Sl Ssas
1Sssli SSsSh'ft . sRss x .SS Sass
Pa f fsss Lee NeatscO prime. o. I2s7So Strait
$685. oSHiE RAPF g ne IND
sss@ berth Sss psss sSorsa tho
Saa ss re lower BERTH ts to
q 60 ; Ss.Ss. assGS si:sss'
Il SSSn HssAils SssP < eseP
1890 Ssl1 o.n ssG%ss o obs
.h haf Helena (priorl, philadelphia 20 5s LVu ~
1900 bbs crude German par. srmsE ship Anna prio
tren ,Sn Tonti1enr T. 500 bbla refined Ml is
british ship Goehessr Bo'I RestoD TO west
s9ss. SCUM a,stsn 70 New.Yor lumber 90 Norwegian
steamer King az e l,ssOs a. S Victoria and hngon
a ~ West india trade. time charters schooner one RS
brown S.nt g . foR Ss
earge Belle oN%iIsS BarSaSoes 70 BrcSyae
tor orders sugar l7e, direct lOs sSd back brs
eenGy Sweeney hence Havana coal s5 Nat
So,mandy DSrien TO Bath. lumber. ~; SenyOA0i
Seaaer satia River 70 HewYerk. iumoer, y ~ a. -.
dss an In Ss Ness 'Ay pr
ynsh3 SSa sss ouoted ss s0sss 80
new Short Clear, sl4 5ossiS G FAMILY Ness $I S0S
gals; f RRFETsFouet ana without Ouoabe change:
fy Mesa SSl. g s7Ss1 ,c gsi pl.t eae So
(: SSs'iS t Per T SSa 3H0 Mes sa
Aws-ouiet but generally steady Snoted nsro SeS:
and az e Yves. sales 5ooo 3 PlCEisd bellies
~ Peted Bellies IL average 12e; 10 DC pcKed
0SQ, 49, SSH s%'1 saos Ssa d. s rShfc
shosaeTs and rather easier Short ribs at Chicago for
January sold eo5c February $3.50 ana 90 May 0sG@
SSI 81; i5oREy CITY n1 heavy % sSs s7 se
With na northumberland 2eo points early in the
say but strengthened aergard and closed nrm with tho
Sales 900 steam s 70 spot spot. private StSso terms term:
sale; 80 s'' ST. G'S March
si9 S sales 500 tcs 1897 zoe June closed Soc
sS les su September pss A sSssS
e,oSsas al Refined quoted Continent 70 70Sc, South
hmeriea at s05c..~..BUTrER-ls wen maintained In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
eRALN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rp.rrpEc OF NEW.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Another small purchase Of wheat for export can Be
reported for yesterdsy2400o bushels-but It was az
a decline of 3-401 cent for spot lots. The options
xere decidedly active the transactions amounting 10
about 64OOOOO bushels. Lack OF support and the
pressure Of LIQUIDATION caused further decline ~
Values There was heavy decrease In the amount OF
wheat on passage to Europe which gave little nrn-
Chicago dispatches. however. soon took on pearsn
hne and the big operators were represented to oe
SIN largely on the side OF decline. Holders sofa
freey and Nav fell 81 IL cents. the other options
Welding IN proportion. The market closed snaoe
above bottom figures. but down i for January. ana
Ia for February at "a. 7-8 for March az % 10.
Ia for Nav and June at 81 5-6. and 7-S cent for
univ AZ "a ia cents. The export DEMAND Tor corn
Continues on large SCALE 12S0O0 bushels being taken
for Shipment at firm figures. A disposition 70 BUY 10
suited In slight gain In activity put DO Impoflsns
change In values was ACCOMPLISHED. me op s ~,
ended up Is cent for June at A. and unchanseo ior
EebS1ary at the same figure and for March and MAY
az as cents The oats markets were dun; Win feo
rnary deliveries unchanged at 81 34. March oewn 10
M 90 and May 3-S cent at 81 3-e cents 800 a
600 tierces OF spot lard. TO arrive were repor,eo,
Inf II is not known whether thew were TOT expot %
nor The options closed generally SHADE easier: ~
81 % for Febrtary and March. So "a for ApfiL ~ -
Tor Nav 81 30 for June aisi 90 81 Tor July
AZ NcxsYork Philadelphia. Baltimore and boston
WE'RE as follows Wheat. 5lo2 bushels so;n'
sf1 s34 bushels: oats 1p1 o33 bushels: .ot1 sian'
400 0Iq bushels -four. 28.52o PACKAGES Az
M,Iwsnkee and st. Louis the arrivals were ,"ngtS
% 5 bushels corn. 3c6163 bushels: oats. 90
vsbeIs total grain. 4s1. COG bushels: nour' io'"e
barrels
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A LECTURE PROPOSED TO AID VETERAN.

The Tribune acknowledge tho receipt OF &c from NJ
81 from K, and 6 from D. a. r., for the suffering
veteran, "B. s. N. c.
eomrade Of Post No. $50, G. A. r., writes TO Tho
Tribune: al cannot send you any money for him,
but II any Grand Army Post Of your city Will furnish
hail and sell tho tickets viii give lecture for
the old soldiers benefit, on stormy Events of tho
war illustrated by sxty-hve pictures OF battles.
commanders and historical places IRON Fort Sumter
10 ApD0maox using the very best dissolving stereop
tizA and calcium light Many posts have cleared
800 on this lecture In one evening All the pro-
cceds are 10 be given TO tho soldier with the COM
pllments OF The Tribune Letters can be sent 70
The Tribune regarding arrangements
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PICTURES AvD BmcABRAO 70 BE SOLD.

PICTURES AND BRICABRAO TO BE SOLD.
well.known Boston writer upon art topics Is H. H.
Weeks, at present Of tho editors OF Tho American
Art Magazine OF that city. During the last fow
years Mr.. Weeks has used bis Judgment and OPP
portnntcs to gather together one OF the CHOICEST OF
tho smaller collections Of pictures and bricabrae In
the country fine Rousseau and an important Jules
Dupre are significant of the nature OF the paintings,
while be has some excellent examples OF choice
Chinese @glazes' and Japanese lacquers among the
brcabrac Early this spring the whole collection is
to come to the hammer In NewYork, though II Is not
yet known TO whose hand Mr.. Weeks VIII entrust
tho sale Following the prevalent fashion, however
an deliberately illustrated catalogue OF the interesting
objects which are 10 DO dispersed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
THE srBrREAsuRY YAwNNa FOE DEPOSITS

The customs receipts at this port were not deposited
at the 6ub-Treasury as usual on Monday, for the
reason that the subTreasury closed for business
before the money had been wheeled up from the
other Government shop. At the Custom House, the
excuse was offered that the large number OF entries
had caused the delay and at the SubTreasury II was
said that no excuse needed. About three months
ago Assistant Treasurer Mccue agreed with Collector
Magone that the Custom House deposits should be
made by o'clock. Business at the sub-Treasury is
usually over b,fore that hour, but IL cannot be
closed until the customs receipts have been counted
and tho cash teoount balanced. II has happened
many times II IL said that virtually the entire force
Of the sub-Tresaury has been detained until 80
o'clock merely by this delay ct the Custom House.
The agreement between the heads Of these branches
OF the Federal service intended TO obvfAse the
difficulty. The business at the Custom House ends
at O'Clock but In practice The receipt of duties
is not checked until the last broker who was In
line at that hour has been served The length Of the
line and the time occupied In receiving the payments
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rHr conRr or ApPEALs.

Albany. ian. 29-Thc following decisions were
to-day handed down in the Court of Appeals;
The people, appellants, agt William Harmon re-
spondent; the people, against Mary harmon, 'no
people, respondents, agt Hugh oNehh aPP'A"n~
Judgment affirmed.
THOMAS d. Coltman, executor appellant. agt. VIII
lam r. Grace and others, respondents. Judgment OF
Ceneral Term reversed, and that OF Special Iern
affirmed with costs to both parties out Of the fund
William J. Laid, appellant agt. Anna L. Stevenson
administrative, respondent Order and Judgment APP
pealed from affirmed.
william McAliister, respondent agt. James S. Chase
and Others respondents, and Henry Judson Morris,
appellant Order of General Term affirmed. with
costs TO plant respondent and to Hopkins Dickin-
son Manufacturing Company, respondents
The Republic of Hopdures. appellant, agt Marco Au-
relic Solo, respondent Orders of Special and General
Terms reversed and motion denied with costs In both
courts
Fremont @. Gage, appellant agt. Myron Cage
and Others respondents Bryce Gray and others, ap-
peiants, sgt Maer Rotlschlld and others, re-
spondents John T. Sherman and others, agt. Mailer
Rothscbnd and others, John G. Palmer, administrator,
appellant agt. Thomas Kingsord tsction in troverl.
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
The Bank Of Montreal appellant, agt. the Fidelity
National Bank, respondent; John Robinson, admin
isrator appellant, agt the Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company (lImted), respondent; the people, agt. the
Open Board of Stock Brokers' Building Company, OF
New-York: James w. Randall. agt CORTLAND L. Par
ker, president, etc. Order affirmed.
Andrew Toole, respondent, agt James Toole and
others, defendants and David NJ. Koeler. appellant
Orders OF General and Special Terms reversed, and
Koeer, appellant, relieved from his purchase and
repaid his deposit upon the sale, with interest thereon
from July 3, 1887, and all his reasonable expenses
IN examining the title, with costs herein at Special
and General Terms and m this court.
Adam EInerlch, appellant, agt- Peter Heherau and
others, respondents Motion of defendant denied. and
hearing Of motion Of plaintiff stayed until first motion
day after present session.
Following Is the day calendar for Wednesday:
Nos. 1860, 144, 146, l40 1876, $780, 1898, 1880
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AN EAR11ER START ron A NIGHT TRAIN.

Tho fast night express for the West now leaving the
Grand Central station by tho New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad at IL 80 p. IN. Will on and after
Sunday February Q, leave Grand Central Station daily
at 10 D. M and the uptown station at onehundred and
hlry-eghth-st at 10: 10 p. m, one hour and thirty
Minutes earlier IL Is believed that this change viii
Commend itself to the travelling public and increase
the popularity OF this favorite train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
UNITED STATES sUPREME COURT

Washington, Jan. 2o.-The Supreme Court Of tho
Dnted States today transacted the following business
No. 1,lo3-The United States, appellant. against
Carrie Jones.
No. 1,1oa-The United States. appellant. against
Henry Tsubenheimer.
No. 1,4s2-The United States, appellant, against
James B. Montgomery.
No. i,0ef-The United States, plaintiff IN error,
against Harrison c. Drew. Argument continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

The list OF speakers at tho Harlem Democratic
Clubs dinner, celebrating the birthday of Samuel j..
Tiden on February 8, includes Henry waterson, OK
Governor Hoadly Charles "A. Dana, Simon sterno,
John n RUSSELL Of assachnsetts; Colonel John r.
Fellows. A. Miner Gfiswold Colonel A. H. II. Daw.
son and Charles Tracey
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKss.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF ]

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday remained about as
dull as Il was on Monday. The bears are numerous.
They are willing point out the reasons why 1l should
decline, but they timorous in undertaking new oper-
ations The bulls--wel, II does not appear that
there any; certainly there arc none who arc ready
to infuso yigOr into speculation. Weakness, how
ever cannot be credited TO the market for Ia spite OF
lts duIness no depression Of Importance was accom-
pllshed and the close was practically unchanged.
The range Of prices and the total dealings wero as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

pastor of the Church of the Divine Paternity inc
palI-bearers were George Woodman, l. L. Lompafu'
IT r. Uelper. Henry Wilson and George r: BroW IN
Tbe hodv was taken last night 10 the Noriahos, so
Washbufn family homestead, in South LNcrmoi0'
Ma burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

October
materially the last week. business being moderate while
Ri d.m Sin quoted @S'A a. 81 sss for s1 3
for s Per cent 1 RsSo S SSs. so s.esa
q 5 i2s7e tor .hort and iSs15o for long caIph,Sr
Io Scaes o' cate nd1%ns nc same rom
for SSsm po TaS9r ou SSSSed !. 5Ss fG
ginger more Plentiful and somewhat easter London
=. y1 Sozsa eeh Il 2ai'S Opium Morphine m
quoted q g lSsss 50 ods qSSn:. oSs W
small lots quoted ssa42c bulk and cana sugar OF lead
" 2ss ~ s0S soc Ha i SsusI S na %e Ss
tinssss % sSsss 10. Oil Pennyroysl 75S9Oc. Pepper
d S II e G s. iS and and for
m AN9 % @ o ra
and pruneS with occasional Inquiry for nuts. and
sSl' '1 demand i'Sss @ Ss sS W
sys box new ''' vasns ia" e.s 'asS9
$ i.3se ilsj layer, new. es7e; suta9a, new ID
U srosS new d Sqsss TO- ISnson crown. new %
E Esf SSsis fSa5 T Sss9
lSo. sOs new Sc Almonds Sicily shslIsaI 2se
,, tc Su tyG nav ?s H aye %aa saso ,p
new, LSss sssi ersHOels, new. 12oi Tgs, smyrna
S aSs 4 FsSs lsfs' h'''''a Italian
SES y dsSs5S low price: sas 81 ' B@.
ness in oranges and b1nSaas also cocoas9ss.
SD gssss .pi E"G sS5 s1 s siS ss ?S
ns SEQ e. SS esanss sSS Soy Ssnn g 'U1s
fsts Dor bunch eli 81 49, seconds 81 - Jamaica. $50
da al 10; Limon, selected, 81 1aae2 hrst run,
81 so CocoanuV Rssaeoa, per 81 ga s. AndreaA s25e
''I FIsHTRe Offerings Of Maekerel continue light
and prices have good support Cod quiet as are box
herring We quote Shore No. l. s2bde28 Shore No. 2.
slsds9O Mo- s1GdF17 Cod Georges none Grand HANK,
si6sl OF; Herring, medium. scaled. boxes slSa20 MOL
isailc Magdaene 1sai9c Barteled Herring Easport
hound none; Portland Round 81 25 Nova scotia split
al 5Oas0 rs; and Georges BAY Gibbed, a 5oas4 %
Labrador Split 90 6Oda7; Dutch, 65a67 lie; and full
White Hoops e5aO7 1.2e.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-BLoUR-rradllg was less gem
eral to-day. with shippers somewhat nonetent pSises
export Including 1000 bbs Low Extra. s3 o5as9 80
MS M4nesots EZRA Is oSseS o5 Fancy 90 T5&s6 90
400 bbls Winter Wheat Extra % 0Sat6 100 bbs super
S sHs ely MI Sos.s we ws'i Indies
asa 10; Winter Wheat low grades 90 oS9sS 80 :
Fair 10 Choice % 65ds5 10 faney Is 20Gs5 80 Patents
por 70 Choice "a 90as5 05 Very Chooo 70 Very Fancy
SIS 75gsej Minnesota Spring Wheat Low Extras eS o5e
strsightS Poor 70 Fanny - 7tase e6 Patents Ordinary
70 Very Choice, s5 t06e6 e5 Patents Fancy, 90 $50
90 90 superne Spring and Winter 2 256s3 IS Fine s2G
90 IS. Market closed dull: SOUTHERN PLouR;
S SSppne I sr,ds. b Ossss sSi Trade sSd Family
WHEAT FLoUR-pulL Quoted az &26e2 10
BuckWheat grain quoted at 00c nominal. RYE FLOUR
Quiet and barely steady. Sales. $50 bbs Supernne
ssass IS Fancy hed hgSsr ;.. cSd MEAL P IA
49, and Brandywine. e. Sales 900 bbs including 200
bills Brandywine.
GRAIN--wHEAT-Th market suffered further break
to-day and apart from the continued FREQ settings by
'iongSS the situation devoid OF interesting features
Cable dvicos offered but little encouragement and there
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puxrnlr. 0R 0HIRLEs A. KAsHBuRN.

FUEERAL or OHkRLES A. WAsHBURN.
The funeral Of Charles A. washburn, cx-minister
20 Paraguay, was held yesterday morning at the
Church OF the Divine Paternity. A small gathering
Of relatives and friends was present. The services
zero sondusted By tbs Rev. Dr. onariss H. Eaeoni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

prices as general rule. with continued faIr dsmaa4
Tor strictly ane stock steek Psnnsyksna tubs fancy
Do Prime a5S25e DO Fair 70 GOOD iSSaas; % Isia.
aas1e e i s's sI sa &c., Ss as5 !:
2aa2ic de Fair rs g Good lsS2s state DAIRY arka
GooS 70 Fancy 2ds s %ssse aa fS
s ss western dairy Choice good x
fompSn i lss1c wss'sT ne sss0ry June u ss
lssls aif iPd sssy 1Ssi
noted for time past ana tIe movement continues
g 1a pas soss s sHs Common see p.
s s%: Sssa Sss a so r. dssS Ss :5s;
y sa s aag isss s' S ss
house, q 5Css2 q per case; Lined i9SiSiS
ssaaiP cSPpsi!isgs
81 ts PsTasFsS s.ssas
TS"s ssg s5d sos co Est "a & issS E
AM, Ts az. ifo5So SHS S sg s "a sf scS fs
ssi1 : % i sss s rSs City quoted
market e. e IN condition s~ q ss has
sshSIssd ne ssSte.t Inclination g sfs Scid fhss
.ss:I 'ss
10000 do pulled. on private terms.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
eassS; Sss ' ssos ]s.ss d sI ss
pS S.h on the ASerdeen and 80 s;r9sd at s6
Levy No tsdns II 1--we ess feeling e 's sss
City dressed sssi ssd little inquiry to-day ss.
sod at tSs7c; Prime % Choice at 14s7 Sac ''
e DTfaS Ssf az
3-4c per ~ -
t''H a' " 8:
Aberdeen will be laden with 2s0 beeyes Tho France Will
take 300 beeyes and 200 quarters Of and the Re
CALvEs-Receipts, 19o head, Of which 100 were q
eoth STEADY for az GRADES q I've , eaye and arm for
NJ Poor TO Prime yeals at 6aS lie, and few Selected
Calves at &c.
ka Dressed calves IN fair deS sse S ss %
veals; and 5G7c FOR little calves; and cty dressed
ranged from to 1sc outsde figure for choc, Slaughter
saies~C Collins: A Jersey yeas, SO to 20 aver.
age Sa5 1.2c per y Qew Choice, sel .o
sHEES %EP LAMBS Receipts 6 u IL cslssa. 2.
limited FOR want stock Fair 70 Good Lambs sold u
ga pressed sS Mutton Slow but firm at Sassc. Dressed
Lambs also in moderate request at 9Slo2c nferr stock
prssed Spring lambs are quoted at s5ae1o per rca
with Fair TO Good selling at S7GS9 =.
n c q, se' oh lS do wei ss "
OHIO Lambs So Is, at 7tc.
D. Harrington 225 Ohio Lambs. o5 n. at 81; sheep
% HsenSeck Hollis: 2s7 Territory Sheep, 12Is n a
HoGs-Receipts 30 full carloads Of 4274 head III AZ
lo,hst one Carload on sale. Market coarse hiyher,
and dealers quote IS 45ds5 rs per 100 fer Ear 70 food
Country dressed rer at esetc for Heavy ess7 70,
Medium; T467c Light States and lower Jerseys; ana
ssles7J G. Smith los Ohio Hogs, 17s n average u
IS 20 per 100 n
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, npoppTIoy FOE GoyRRgoR HILL

Governor Hill remained at the Hoffman House
throughout yesterday, except for short ms in tho
AFTERNOON, when be went out for drive lie re-
ceved number OF visitors mostly local politicians,
Rrookivn in the evening, TO attend the reception
rdven IN his honor by the Thirteenth Regiment
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coTToN-on the spot steady and unchanged, with With.
moderate business reported Sales Of Oil bales for export
and 44 bales for consumption. Part receipts, ga bales
against S 070 bales last week and 05Sf bales for the
same Since September the receipts az tho
ports have aggregated 4370703 bales, comparing with
l501 900 bales for the corresponding time last season
Quotations based American standard OF classic.
cation:
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STAINED

Good Ordinary. 1l1G Low Mddling. .......s ITO
Strict Good ordlnary7 9-5 Middng. sic
Options tended higher and closed 1T 6a7 points adj
vance, keeping with better lats cable adyices Tho
dealings however quito moderate In all months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

vary considerably but in the meantime the vaults
Custom House deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

Icfinod OF was unchanged Rt no cents por gallon
mira