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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

The cELkBEArED wHIk SEWING Ma.
cHISs rith ia many improvements eur
p.ssiug AZ Others iE durability and hse
nsish. still and easy running. self thread.
Ing. self setting neeils. high arm sntomst-
ie boboln windsr. winding the bo0bis ss
smooth and even a. the spool Perfect
tsnsiOu. thread rslsaser. doodle feed, Vi
orstor. which ens0lss person 10 turn on
any angle without h0lsting prtsser foot OF
weakening th- prc-ser bar. with all
wearing parts made steel. case hsrdsusd.
positive take up. belt shining device, In.
dicsi0r or stitch deal. are elements Of
perfection that defy competition. IL 10
nOv sold oy II. X. Goodwin. of Bethel.
Maine. shO Ia prepared 20 Instruct and
mske plain 10 bis many Customers ell
dificnlt work TIA; eau be done on . sew
Ing machine. The white Sewing Machine
has recently won a. Cinelnnstl the trst
medal for perfection In composition With
TIE lesdisg machines, Including the Singer
New Home aud Domestic. The judges Be.
lug practical msehisists. All eont@mplst-
lug buying OF changing their old machine
for new viii b. VEL paid BY sending or
calling on Mr. Godsin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

lii ple.sAa, To .se 80 maay ns-
member. eoning ia. Every paper ia The
State Oash, TO Be represented in the as
ISOLATION.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In Meth Basltsli. H.. n. n ,hs -ik q q. A.
wsrTsu. dsashtsf tilsssl nsfnicsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

ratts. withis ssi fof the CSuntv of Okford.
90 The thIsd rsessiAV of jan. 4. d., ipy.
ALfuONID y. wARAEN, Altar. 90 ths estate
0f Jsfrmlla Z. Isdi iAls % Baes sd, "a sad
- rehabilitation 0f tas estate % ssii dscss ssd
tor sIlos ascst
Ordered. hat tie .aii Aimlaisuarr ave nOties
% ell psfsons Interested ~ eAaslhs . eopy
ot thls order - pa ssoesssivs
~ inths Oaf0rd Democrat printed 81 Parts, that
thew MAJ sppsaf 81 o ffObats COsft 20 Be- held 81
Paris. N sad C0saly, Oa the third Taes of fsb
nssl al aine OeOek In the i0rsnOou snf sh0s cause
~ sny thsy have, vhy the sane shoai not BE-
GEO.. wII.sos, Judge.
Atrss eopJ, ailssis-ii. Z. DAVIS. Rssisisr.
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P At EN- rs,

Caves. AL ssss. secured. Tr.is-msrks REGISTER.
cd AL =. cher psisnt c.s.ss u tbs patent eee sni
upau recsipf q Model 90 sketch q ! ventioo.
ua.ks esrefa essmiasttpa aAd advise % p.fents-
biify fgEE q CllAR6E
VIA ny oflces directly Across IRON the fsisnt
offos All bsing u psrsonsl sffsDdsnce there. II 10
sppsrsut thai have saprrior fscilIues so mailing
pf Qt preliminary scar hes. ior the more visoroas
sni .accs.sfal presscuioa Of spplc.ioas bf psisni
.ni Or sftsniog n al baslness entrusted 70 ny care,
n he shortest possible time.
fEEs MODERATE. sBd etclaslve attention 1--WE
70 p.isat baslas.s. ihformsioa. sfvice and special
rsfsrences scot On reloe-,.
y. ~. LITTELL,
solleitof and AtiSrses In r.fsaf C.asss.
Washingten -. G.,
tdssr.sa tkis pssss) oppssss Y. .. rsssss sazss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

One Of tie most unique and handsome
calendars Of the seAso comes TO us from
Nj L. J. Whitman, . native Of Paris.
and now = member Of the firm Of fo~le.
Hubbard & Co. the old established Pro.
daee Commission Merchant. 81 l76 State
Street. BOsion Tie calendar bears .
tine photograph Of the firms Office, cat.
The picture indicate. that the animal 4.
not s1smP, from the principle Of fr,-
elias. treatment 10 al patrons. for which
the house Of Fo~ls. Hibbard & Co. have
en- established reputation. Thanks. Mr..
Whitman
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yesr
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Ia b',i.il. J.a. II. S.,A .a..l n.air,A. .s,d u
year.,
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oNFDgD. .i-At Cssft % ffobsts hsii 81
Paris. .ithia .sa fof tAs cossty ofosbri. %
tie laird rse.isY % Jsa. a. u. ts-1
JANIS IRISH, Esafdisa % ffef =. Glover
misof chni sat heir % sssAii q slovsr, late %
usrusr,i n ad CounV. tsossset hsVias
pse.ssisd ~. sseoaal q su,rii.nship % sai
.sfds 90 slsssaeai
Orisr~i. IAA ths un saudlaa give
so'ios - al ps'soa. iaisr.fsi. ~ saasias Q
e,ey % lhls ertsr o. - pahhshei thr.- sesks
ssasss.issly 10 ~ Okfofi Dsmser.t, pftntst q
Paris. tha thsy MAJ apps1 Aa Probate Cart
10 - ~ - 81 fars. on m thiff Taesisy ~ leo
astL 81 alas srlsek 10 he tsr.asoa. asi sbss
ssass, u saI thsy have, vhI ths sane shoah not
- slissei.
GEo. A WILSON. JsdTe.
A trss sSpJ-.ilssu u c. DAVIS, kssi',sf.
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-r..riaff..as Tliy. Va. ifunftsls. hussfs 90
ul.It.tar..a laFrtufisF 80 safn.as N. ttNm
ffttafa o. .sIr e. a. Martfi ~ - Ial llsitfian
At.1 arslf 90 Trtertrft ia'tsfss ~ ff.ti
uofa ID oarfl'rs g. T.srss. fuvti SO. tsasiiili
E..I.nr. slrtssss.l. fui ga lfifr. Sriy ~
u.s.i - faH fl.rrssisi IN Tisln Nrarfff. l.-'
tfliIfs ifrsresfns rFe~, n so srrlf 80 Ehs
s.I..I "a colo Asp JIStIlto sspsL
ffofss the National Medical ssseciat0n.
f1f 'hs Psigr ESSAY 90 stpsovs and
PHYSICAL otsilirr. ~ f1ftsf 81 acofps
z Assisfsrt ihYslfians uAY ~ slnslisa 'peh.
isrfl..iF ~ s.sIi % tn psfscB, a. - 100 u
rIII 20 lnDpN MYTHICAL INSTITUTE,
10. q Iiuinnsa ~. nosion. MAJ io rhea ~
stsf. o. t.oks " itifts isf si'lfs sboe4 y
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

Nssiss .f rst,,i.. o.. D,sssssss.
statS of nntue.
Executors sale.

DuHsUANT a. lIrse.s fruua ~ lice. Jltrs Il
Il Pruhsis. 80 ~ coauty - Otfofi. I .hsl all a
putilr sarfiaa. 81 N ss.ssi isy q hsf,h. A. n.
lssy. 81 Zen e'rlfsk In ~ fafrnoua. - ths bose
-hsfv fs.ifs llstksi Ill., Al ~ nEht, uiis AL
infsrv.t -tirh Mar A. t.-iisri sfs ~ isthsi. IN
ts.crtt-i rvsi ssfsls. va csrtsta trsrt 90 80
ed ~ Tse ssfsfs ~ al nrthsl hFing tts honssisa
fafu q ~ isis Nay A. 0eiisfi dsssassi uifh ths
NH gflflsgs ani uii thFfeoa. tD1sn - ~ Chsp
asn NIL stsai. Also aaui tssnif .sre- ~ oisfvsls
laat al gias lad N Asifu.cnEEia River. boaBi
- a. h'le~s. va oa ne nafth ~ he coantf fpsi
ls.iiax frum M taii bftigs o. sAssi, "a M q
~ lad trusfiy eceayisd by Mr. WlIisy. % ths
.saih ~ M As.iru.o.ssn Rlvtf. 90 ths sect ~
AL q ~ Tate Waves a. Chspasa, decsa.si. a1i
bf lad ~ M isis A ". vsisntias. deceased.
Dsisi IA, t-sniv tf.t daf u jsaasfy A. ID. lisa.
JAhEr l.. CHAPMAN. Eiscator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

The Pope Manufacturing Co. manu.
f.c,ursr Of COlumbis bicycles and trey.
el,.. send us their daily desk calendar
and memOrsndOm stand. which h very
convenient and acceptable. though We
should prefer . handsome wall calendar.
such a. they used 10 issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

A dainty calendar Is issued by the
Smith & Anthony Stove Co. Of Boston,
manufacturers Of the celebrated Hub
ranges. IL !. in sir sheets. tied together
BY a ribbon. each sheet being -simile
Of q delicate water color drawing. by
Ms. l. Il. Humphrey. Of boston. and
made especially for this purpose. The
designs consist Of six charming sketches
Of child life. drawn 10 Miss Humphreys
hsppies, way. together with delicate
landscape sceass. and which are simply
exquisite In coloring and treatment
The calendar viii be sen, to any address
for IS cents.
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.mmi..ionrr,, No,icr.

uu ,YimpnsALEsMES, - .sa Ssr.sr -,ess.
Uo.-is wsffsntesi Ttasf Ct.ss.
w NV pDfsfnsnsat. Tlssssat. rfuttshls posl.
toas 60 ~ nTtf iso.al ssisriss snf ftpsasss
paII -sskif. t1hsfA lsiarsmsais - bssnasss. Ne
yfvvteas strsusnfs rsssssry. oaitt RE-. Wfis
Sspsfyusa. R-1hssisr. y. y. Msaiiea tAi' fspsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

OxfoRD. st-At C0su % fr0o.is h.li 81
Paris. vithia aaf iof TIE Couaty u Osf0rd
% ne thiri Tuesday ~ Jsa a. ID. iso
Lucy b. srOffOaD. .tas~ Il Jassyh ~. W.
sgof ed, ists % hiItJa Flat. dsoe.se-i. hsTiax
vfv.saisi tsf ystitioa 100 an allowances cot ofthe
psfsoaal estate % sah dressed
OapshsD. thst he ssii fssitiooer give notie.
io al ysr.ons Interested By esasiag eopy oi thi.
ortsr ~ b. Pablished thfee -esks ssces..ifely IN
the uNfofi hymocrat, pftnis,i 81 Paris. that thsy
msy sgpssf 81 . ffoe.ts Coar 10 - holdsa 81
rAfts. In ssd eSssgy % ths thfd fuesdsy Of
sb0r cas-. a asY tAss nave, ssa ~. To- ..ne.
sEO. a. Wll.sOs, Jadss.
true ooyf-Atts.t! ~. 4. DAVIS, kssistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

s .ss al rSs H ne c % I Of orissa 30
he third Ias.iy % JAA. Al is.1
The estate % UNee rsr. iAls Of
Canton, In ssi CoaniY. deeessei. ha.iss
yr,ssslsi his accSaat % Admlai.trAtioa Of ne
eat u Of sail deoeAssd bf sllossacsi
OsDEEEp. That ths ssf Aimr. give n0'ice 70
all p.rsoa. iatef~stef, By esaslax eopy of tina
order 20 be published thies s-sk. s.eosssltelv In
the OxsOzD DEsocRAT, printed ~ Paris, that
they asT Agpsar ~ Coau ef Probate 70 - held
fsb. astL az uiss Oiclock IN The f0renooo. an
shos ease. IL snv thsy have, vhy Ne sane
shOaid not Dc sllosed.
A true sopJ-Atissit II. q. DAVIS, hexlsssr.
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rng subscriber hereby give. pablis Doties that
h has besa daily sppo iniei ~ The honorable
Judge Of frobsis lor TIE County Of Ontori. And
assumed 'hs trast o. Ain nlsuator vim NE
oil anns q 81 81 the E.tsts OF
CHAhLOrrg HALL, late Of sanasr.
In sad County. dscs.set ~ siviAx bond 81 Tia
Law d'estsi he therefore re9assts all persons In
tsttei % the estate % ssif deceased % maze IN.
msfisis ysyaeai, aad thoss ~ho have any Do.
mAnis thsrsoa 90 stklbit the same 20
Jan IS, Issg uENHI n. HAMMOND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-29

For p.lu Of al iiscs sss y. I. r.
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OFFIcE on
AxDRosooO0Ts wArrx PownR Co.
X. PLuNsxR. Agent.
LIspoS FALLs. Nh. Jan. %. 1889.
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A,rus Ar..'s-H. C. C. DAVIS, R.si.s.,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

THE Fifth Avenue Bank has had put IN 3
new six-ton burglar-proof safe.
AFTER paying its regular dividend the
Tradesmen's Bank will have over SS6 COO for its
surplus fund
THE contract for constructing the iron Pratt
truss bridge at Cumberland, Md, has been let
to the Pittsburg Bridge Company.
THE Fidelity Title and Trust Company ID
crowded with business. 1t has built up sub
stantial reputation in very short time.
DIRECTORS of the Dollar Savings Bank held
their annual election for officers yesterday
afternoon, and banqueted at the Duquesne last
night.
THERE will be meeting of real estate agents
next Tuesday at 10 A. N. at the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms to take further action to Sc
cure change Of moving day.
THE Reading road has captured the entire
tonnage of the Coke mines This means an in
crease Of at least 100000 tons in the freight
traffic Of the Reading road for the coming
year.
THE Love Manufacturing Company. OF
Rochester. which made an assignment recently
as a result of the Lawrence Bank failure, has
resumed operations under the charge of the as
slgnee, Mr.. l. G. Biggert.
ROBINSON Bros sold within two weeks 5000
Equitable Mortgage Company debenture IS at
par aud interest; 81 900 Little Rock, Ark. water
bonds, 6s at par and interest: 5000 Pratt
county Kan, school IS at l00 and interest, and
$1,000 registered Panhandle Is at llS1I.
In the trade column Of THE DISPATCH yes
terday it was stated that leading IRE brick
manufacturer of New Cumberland, W. Va,
turned out 8 600 900 of fire brick annually. The
amount produced by this firm is $1,000 900, the
mistake being made by the omission of cipher.
With this immense capacity the New Cumbe--
land concern is unable to meet demands and
its product is sold far ahead.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
STOCKS STRONGER.
They Sag OF Little Under the Pressure Of
Tight Money, but More Thuu
Recover LOSSES,

NEW YORK, December 20-The stock mar
ket was more active and decidedly strong dur
ing the greater portion of the day, and although
realizing sagged of toward the close. Several
material advances were scored as the result of
the days trading. The temper of the market
was rather reactionarY at the opening, dullness
and stagnation being the principal features;
but the reports of the remaining Vanderbilt
roads, with the extra diyideuds, soon set things
going, and activity and buoyancy took the
place of the staguation of the early hours
Missouri Pacific and Western again led the
market, and at its highest point it showed
gain of per cent over its last nights figure.
The settlement with the Kansas and Texas
upon a basis of mutual advantage was the i'm
pelling cause although even 1t did not move
until the news from the Grand Central depot
was received. Those who pretend to know
expect that further advance will take place.
The Vanderbilts we're the conspicuous feature
of the market and from that on especially dis
played marked strength, though. like the 9TH
erS, all of the improvement could not be held
at the close. The Grangers also came to the
'front.' and Burlington led the advance among
them and with ST. Paul was more active than
for some time. The Coal stocks were sluggish
and considerable pressure was brought to bear
upon them in the early dealings, resulting in a
fractional decline, with Iackawanna leading
They became stronger with the rest of the list
however. and the early losses were wiped out
but in the upward movement met with consid-
erabIe of a check when the money rates adj
Vanced and during the afternoon money was
up to per cent, inducing realizations on a
liberal scale, and the reaction from the best
prices reached from to u per cent.
Owing to the increased interest in railroad
shares the unlisted department was quite
neglected to-day. Sugar opened up " per
cent. at 59s< but retired to $50, and thereafter
huctuated within those limits. becoming very
dull in the afternoon. The close was quiet and
rather heavy at the reaction. Almost the en-
tire active list is higher tonight, and Jersey
Central is up 13z. Missouri Pacific IL, Burling.
ton and Quincy l1S, and Canada Southern per
cent
Beyond the activity in Kansas and Texas 6s
and the strength in the Iron Mountain IS, there
was little feature to the dealings IN railroad
bonds to-day. There was firm tone, and the
business done was as rule well and widely
distributed, the Kansas and Texas IS contrib
uting S1lS000 to the days total Of 81. 500. OOO
The following table SHOWS the prices OF active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day Corrected daily for THE DIsPATCH by
WHITNEY & STEPHENSON, Oldest Pittsburg mem-
bers Of New FORK Stock Exchange. 81 Fourth ave-
nue.:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21

Bessemer Pig-Sales from second hands have
very firm, quoting West Coast brands at us.
Cd. for Nos. ], 2 8, (. o. b. shipping point
Middlesbrough Pig-Prices have ruled very
irregular under speculative dealings, but the
movement for consumptive account has been
moderate. Prices touched as low as SIS. Sd.
To-day the market is steady, with good mer-
chant brands quoted at Cos. Cd. for No. g.
T. o. b.
Spiegeleisen-The market continues strong
with demand good and sellers Indifferent. En-
gllsh 20 per cent quoted at e7s. 6d@lOOs. T. o. b.
at works.
Steel Wire Rods-Prices remain firm. but
the demand is only fair. Mild steel. No. Z,
quoted at f7 2s. Sd. t. o. b. shipping port.
Steel Rails-Previous prices are adhered to
by makers and the market is firm with demand
good. Heavy sections quoted at f7 1. o. b.
shipping point
Steel Blooms-A good demand prevails and
prices remain very firm. Bessemer XXI quoted
sc IS. Sd. I. o. b. shipping point
Steel Billets-The market remains in strong
position witll'demand fairly active. BeSsemer
(size 21zx216) quoted at s6 lOs f. o. b. ship
Steel Slabs-Last weeks prices prevail. with
sellers firm and the demand fair. Ordinary
sizes quoted at 96Qs6 Is. Sd. 4. o. b. shipping
Crop Ends-The position is unchanged ana
furnace prices are asked. Run of the mill
quoted at 9S l2s. 6d@sS los. f. o. b. shipping
point.
Old Rails-The trade in these is still moder-
ate, holders prices being considered too high.
Tees quoted at x8 Is Cd. 9sS I2s. Cd, and double
beads at s3 Us. Cd. 1sS 15s f. o. L.
Scrap Iron-There is little doing, but holders
are very firm. Heavy wrought quoted at ESQ
s3 5s. 3D. t. o. b. shipping points.
Manufactured Iron-A fairly active bust
ness in all lines and prices firm.
Stafford ord. marked bars.
If. Q. b. L'poo).. .;..........s9 los ed@ os Cd
common bars. s 0s 0d@ los Cd
black sheet singles 0s 0d@ 10 Os Cd
Welsh bars. f. o. b. Wales. 12s 6d@ LIS Cd
Steamer Freights-Glasgow TO New York,
2s. Cd Liverpool to New York. los. Cd.
Pig Tin-Prompt deliveries advanced sharply
owing to moderate receipts and consequent
light stock, but subsequently receded. Busi-
ness has been quite active. Straits, quoted to-
day at s97 rs. Cd. for spot; futures e months)
E96 rs. I'd.
Copper-Prices dropped about 81 but subse-
quently reacted and the market is now fairly
firm but rather quiet. Chill bars quoted 649 los.
for spot s49 2s. Cd. for future delivery. Best
selected English. 656
Dead-The market rather more active and
prices firmer Spanish quoted at &l4 2s. Sd.
Spelter-There is steady demand and prices
are very firm. Ordinary Slesian quoted at E24
Tin Plate-There has been some improve
ment in the demand and the market is hrmer,
without however, any positive change in prices.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
MOVEMENTS IN REALTY.
Some Good Deals. showing That the Interest
Keeps Up.

Some Good Deals, Showing That the Interest
Keeps Up.
Allies Bailey, l6i Fourth avenue. sold for
Dan F. Mangan, No. 152 Webster avenue. Allie
gheny City, a frame dwelling, mansard, six
rooms, hall, etc, lot 13 feet inches by 100 feet
to Veto street. to Thomas MCGOWAN, for
Samuel w. Black & Co., so Fourth avenue,
sold to w. Thesis, No. 289 Fifth avenue, Pitts
burg, consisting of two-stOry and mansard
eightroom brick dwelling; lot q by about 113 to
an alley. at price approximating $4,000
w. A. Heron & Sons sold for I. G. Carson,
of Denver Col, on jackson street. Bellevue, a
residence of five rooms, lot 40xl70 feet, all in
fair order, for 81 100
Black & Baird, 80 Fourth avenue, sold to T.
D. Chantlor, Esq, lots Nos 8 and 8. in the Lloyd
estate plan, in Bellefield, having frontage of
100 feet on Belleheld avenue by about 100 in
Ewing & Byers, SO Federal street. Allegheny
placed $500 mortgage on Fifth ward prop
erty, to run three years, at per cent, free (
State tax.
James w. Drape Co. sold house and lot
in the city, contiguous to Penn avenue and
offer for business property in the city of S2S,-
00O and placed mortgages OF S2l, 900 in amounts
from $500 to Sc 600 at per cent on properties in
Allegheny and Pittsburg and the East End.
They also placed a mortgage of $40, 900 at per
cent on business property in the city.
Jamisnn & Dickie sold for Henry Loxterman
a lot on Rural avenue, Tenth ward, size 4Oxll0
feet, to ]. f. Canister for Sl,750 cash, and for
Tnos. P. Marshall five lots on lakewood street,
Twenty-hrst ward. size 25x149 feet. to Caroline
MacFarren for 81 $50. They also sold mort
gage on a farm in Plum township for s., 500,
three years at per cent, and two mortgages
for $500 on East End property, three years, at
Der cent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA-Fleece wool in improved
demand; Territorial woods quiet; Ohio, Penn
svlvania and West Virginia, 5214@34c; K,
3l@33c; medium, 361zc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine or x and Xxx, %
631c; medium, 36037c; coarse, 351<@361<c; fine
washed delaine and Xxx, 3S1z@56c: medium
washed combing and delaine. 39@4lc; coarse
washed combing and delaine, 6Q3Sc: Canada
washed combing, 33935c: tub washed, 320
Ale; medium unwashed combing 2S030c: coarse
do 27@28c: Montana, lS@25c; Territorial 157<
022c.
BoSToN-There has been less business done
in wool during the past week, and the total
sales have been only 2 43l. 600 pounds. In prices
there has been no material change, as holders
of desirable wool continue firm in their views.
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces are selling at
34@35c for Xxx and above: 32@33c for x and
above. and 37038c for No. l. Michigan K
feeces steady at 30c, but holders refuse
to give any more Combmgs and fleeces very
firm and in good demand, with sales OF
No. combing at 39@40c; unwashed combing at
2763Oc; Ohio fine delaine, 35636c, and Michigan
fine deaine at 34@55c. Territory woods have
been selling principally at 5S@60c for fine. 55@
SIC for fine medium. Texas woods have been
dull and in small stock here. California sales
to some extent at 50@55c and Oregon wool in
about the same range. Georgia wool in a small
way has been sold az 281<c, and Maine un-
washed at 3Oc In pulled woods there have been
sales of superfne at 40045c for choice; fair to
good superhne at 3O@39c, and extra fine wool
continues firm.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
Grnin. Flohr and Rasd.

There we're no sales on call at the Grain Ex
change. Receipts as bulletined were 50 cars.
By Pirtsburg. Fit. Wayne and Chicago, 1 car
of feed. / of hay. of barley, Of corn, of
-four, Of oats. By Pittsburg. Cincinnati and
st. Louis Q cars Of corn, 2 of bran, 9 Of oats,
Of hay. By Baltimore and Ohio. 2 cars of hay,
2 of oats. By Pittsburg and Western, l car Of
-four. Of husks. The weak factor of cereal
markets is new corn. Receipts are light in
other lines and markets are steady. Flour is
quiet, owing to heavy stocks in the hands Of
jobbers and until this is worked OF, there can
be no upward movement
Prices below are for carload lots on track.
WHEAT-New No. red. S4685c; No. 3. S00
SIC.
UoRN-No. yellow. ear l2@4Sc; new, 360S7c;
high mixed ear. A0141c; No. 2 yellow, shelled.
42@421<c; new. 35Q36c; high mixed, shelled,
4l64l1zc; mixed, shelled. 4l@4lHc.
UATS-No. 2 white, 8003lc; extra. No. 3
A'Ts, EYTINo gr PennsyIVania and Ohio, 5s054c;
No. l Western, 5l052c-
BARLEY Western. 45005c; Canada barley.
70075c.
FLOUR -Jobbirg pricesAFancy winter and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-21
By TeleRraph.

NEW Observation-Disclosures 80 carloads
for the market, "a carloads for export and So
carloads for city trade slaughterers direct and
25 carloads of sale cattle in the selling pens
from previous arrivals: market dull and num-
Der of carloads were to sell at late hour; Door
to prime cattle sold at So 25@5 90 per 100 pounds
2 carloads of extra do at So 25@5 So and a car of
Christmas steers, I735 pounds average, at IS 65.
Calves nearly nominal; Western calves were
not wanted at any price.
ST. LoUIs-Cattle-Receip 700 head; ship
ments. 200 head; market steady; good TO
fancy native steers, 81 30Gl5 10: far to good do
s. 4034 IS; stockers and feeders. 81 1O63 80:
range steers. 81 coos 10. Hogs-Receipts. 800
head; shipments. L500 head; market a shade
higher: fair to choice heavy, $3 6O03 rs; pack
ing grades. So 5063 20; light, fair to best So asa
s. Sheep--Receipts, 500 head; market firm;
fair to choice, So 50G4 go; lambs. 81 5O95 CO.
CHICAGO Cattle - Receipts. 1000 head;
shipments, 1850 head: market quiet: heavy
S. 5093 75; light, So 5O@3 80: skips, So OO63 40
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; shipments, LOCO
head; market slow; natives, So 0006 00 West
ern cornfed. So 9OQ5 20; Texans, So 5O@4 20;
lambs. "a 9O@6 30.
BUFFAJo-Cattle slow and irregular: re-
ceipts, 45 loads through, 3 sale Sheep and
lambs firm and unchanged; receipts, Ii loads
through, IL sale. Hogs lower; receipts, q loads
through, 100 sale; mediums and heavy IS 20;
mixed and Workers and pigs. IS 65@3 70