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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30

What is swceter chan roses
That Ui,vm m the beauty "a Junef
Oytus stat ly and fragrant lilies
N b.>,' Tells ting SuutWer tuuef
ala .l.. cite. tIe ross, Blowing
Cg she cheeks of those Wc love,
And the ,ilv of health that's glowing
The checks red rose above.
But how soon the lily and the rose wither in
the faces ot our American women. Why is ~
SIMPLY because SO many % them are victims "
weaknesses irregularities aud functional de
rang emeuts Incidental to the sex. II they would
use Dr Pirrce's tavo'ite Pres ripttou all these
beauty ard Notwithstanding ailments might be
wardci II, and we would hear less about women
growing Ola brfor, their time"
re reLulatr tue stomach yer aud bowels, DR..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30

ra regulate tile Stomach yer aud bowels, Or.
n-n- N-s nuL-nLs nNn.L- orc a D. s..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30

Have you ever tried Dobbns Electric sosp'
II don't cost much for you 20 get one bar OF your
grocer, and see for yourself why 1t IL prdIsed by
So many, after "a years steady sale he sure To
g. no imitation. There are lots Of them.
Or. Aguew says that healthy woman can kill
herself in about year by horseback riding, ana
all other physicians would probably agree
with him II they didn't want patients
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30

From the Razorblade in Muncy's Weekly.
De K z)rblade am journal of Guild
surciety at fifty cents year and one
guess at our bean jar. De fifty cents GER
tainly fills long felt want.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30

knEHTC are eoitlhe money with our new book
HUEU y Wfite Tor eitcaiaTA. bhtsnce no hins-
fsbcs. krsgJresl Pub Mouse. 81. Paul, MIN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-05-30
G. HEAP NOME: S
COME TO Us 7: ,;s s: :. y: ; &, !.

keepers Correspondent Clerks, shorthand whters
etc Both seHss attend and admitted At any time.
Shorthand taught By mall send for circular BusI-
nKas AID PHOHosH A. rzto CoLLHsk, Sterling, ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
BASEBALL INJURIOUS.
A Belief That the Great Game Produces
Hsart DI.e axe

A prominent physician is impressed with
the idea that the great National game Of
baseball produces heart disease and gives
an interesting comparison OF sports from
the hyxienic point OF view The trouble
with baseball is in the running Now take
the batsmsn who has been resting on the
bench awaiting his turn. His heart is beat
ing leisureiy until be makes a hit. Then
he starts and runs with all his might TO
first base The muscular force Of the heart
Is az once 0veTw helmed with the enormous
demand upon it By the time IL gets MP
vigorous action the demand ceases. when
the runner reaches MS base. Then another
terrific rush 70 second and so on The re
sult j. that The heart u taught 20 act in fits
and Jerks and thumps and spasms. Con
rrsst ne effect of this sport on the heart
with the work x the scientific runner
H. starts around the track quietly. with
measured tread aud breathes and moves
every part a. regularly as a clock The
heart responds gradually. increasing its
vigor. and developing It's power Of action to
The hiz CHEST point But these dashing runs
cannot but be harmful The batsman who
makes home run = nearly ready 20 fail
down exhausted when be reaches the home
plate. The greatest fsnlt with gymnasium
exercises in general a that they do rot
resch the heart az they should Rowing is
another splendid exercise On thst account.
The control of M breath and to- hearts
action should - the most important scien-
q &c consideration IA sport. and In game
Hks baseball. I am sorry 90 say, the coP
ditioBs 40 net favor that control.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
HE WAS a NEW HAND
But He sponged Oh Uutamed Tige
without GeNiDg q scratch.

without GeNipg q scratch.
When Pezon. the lion tanner, was at Mos
cow with his menagerie, he had occasion
TO employ a mOuJtk, a fine specimen of a
Cossack, 10 clean out the cage OF the wild
beasts. The Co-sack did not understand a
word Of French and the terms OF the con
tract were settled in dumb show. By way
OF instructiag him in his new duties, Pezon
went through sort OF pantomine with
the broom, sponge, and wster-bucket.
The molUii. watched him closely, and ap-
peared fully 10 understand the details of
the lesson given. Next morning, armed
with a broom bucket, and "a sponge, ne
opened the first cage be came to and quietly
stepped in as ne had seen his master step
on the previous day. into two cages Of
harmless hrutes; but this one happened to
he tenanued by splendid but untamed
tiger, that lay stretched on the floor fast
asleep.
At the noise made by opening and clos
ing the door the creature raised its head
and turned its green eyes full on the man,
who, all unconscious OF his danger, stood
ia a corner dipping his big sponge into the
bucket
At that moment Pezon carae out OF his
,aravsn aud was struck dumb by the terri
ble 81 ght that met his gaze. What could he
10 10 warn the man of his dangers A sound
or "a movement on mis- part might enrage
he great beast and hasten its attack on the
lefeuceless Cossack. So Pezon stood,
awaiting developements, ready 10 rush TO
The scene when the crisis came.
The mOujik, sponge in hand, cody ap-
preached the tiger. and made ready TO rub
nim down with the stolidity OF military
Eootblack polishing his captains boots.
The sudden application of cold water 20
It's hide evidently produced very agree
able effect on the tiger. for il began to purr,
stretched ont its paws. rolled over on its
aack. and complacently offered every part
OF its body TO the treatment Of the mOujik.
who went on scrusbing with might and
main
When he had finished his job. the Cos
sack left the cage as quietly as be had en-
tered It, aud it required the most energetic
and expressive gestures on the part Of the
.ion-tamer 70 prevent his repeating the ex-
pertinent on a second wild beast.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

picture of JspaDese .ife drswn bv Pref
Morse shows such = pieassnt relation ex-
sting between ths human s9d che brute
c-eatcn thst ID Society for 80 Prevention
N craalty - Animals = ueeiei Eiris
bs..d their nests IN the city hc8s>S. wiIa
f1.v'. geese ard s1cFs sfTht in 10 paoIi1
psrxs. wt.8 deer tret abcrt ne street Hs
had artasi,T II been followed hv s. "a deer n
tae streets. uibatrz reicn r.ui cat - as
han&. a. taue as caves ard amos on oar
Mrh gar FARMS a dog ress Ell ~ep n fhe
t1sirsf streets meu tara as'ds - az rcf -
sstsrn aun 0ne day e~auafaI heraa
rhf~3 ea tbe tr1e = tree. ard 80
bhaV .sstlirT tar1nT stopped Ererr nsu-s
hsna vert nte ais rarset. Iest as theT
eas with "a, 49, issfrad ~ brig y rst
= erpp~r. sut easae penrg ard sssfrainz
Vars~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08


made and ,he car-iage rolled OF amid the
shouts of tle delighted street Arabs
There were the usual con Eratg atoms and
ceremonies every thing went or smoothly
The bride mother she'd tears Every body
seemed falsof happiness except Thompson
Hyde. who was ss, SIZED that the ewes of
the CON pa1v were riveted on h-s 5ad-fttinr
coat ard the sb.1v elbows The br.aal
couple took tle train for Houston
Young Mrs Palmer managed % get RI OF
some Of her slper311u m-destv when the
haupv couple were seated ia the palace car
she leaned her head or Che breast q her
husband coat. 0r rather on the breast O.
Thompson Hvfe-s coat.
Ransom, do you ever smoker she asked
rpdien.y
"No. darling never that =. not cf;eu
Have vou ever seen me with cjxarfT
"F has "a thar nsrd thing 10 the breast
pocket ~ ycur crat''
"That - NJ memorandum book honey BE-
"i- I0CSs very ugch IA if Tcu were fry1uE
- deceive me she replied and before he
ecu ob ect. sls rad reached IN b pocket
ard drawn cut a cigar case. on Gre side q
which was embroidered. ia large red let
ters 'rT1 ms Darling
Ne Pa,uler loaset rsproachf1uy az her
husband
$50 ven 40 smoke sf,er az RBt-sr-
who dd The em1-oidering on tbs cigar
easel
That = not my cigar case. sai8
Palmer. trying ~ lcoT Indifferent. 20 be-
longs fa friend - nine
HT 5en believe yea. sei3 yrurV Nrs
Palmer. as she closed her fn-rrs t.zbt.y en-
erfrr which. tererner v-h 6na white
rrrxst hanfserr hfef she bad taken frem
hls necsat nranen rr hfn
Eve r.rnfea later che tran sfr~pr' af a
rai.~rsd station. ani Palmer grf sfst - fhe
ear -e ger his 81 fs sonee re fresfuea Sse
ut.izet me orpoTt8nltv O. spen tae et'er
r ~as v-'ttrn FRI sr-a.i ferrs.s hand 1nd
sgurs f-1r a~sf .erfes rae Ia
To cay tssf NJ rs n-r was -xasrersf-si
waa ts Hes rd.ra arsf insfaan Rfs lan
grars @fe wss a rr~fart rsge he
nrehard sher re re'nrresi r fhs isusau
sir Vas serie Shat astln. sae.i st the fsrre
ir ~ arr ezpressfrn
l8erH srns rare teulnra " w
49, sre- st rar feaHnsf fsr sefsras
sheie nrurs rrf
ar rerr rafa tiH~f t- reu. se'f ne
rrlns re wfH Erest srr ar erins
- 49, eH rieht 8ers
"Yss are zoEas - zst ~ Tas tfsip =
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

g9zz - n a Llasts MA - ye2 zSa1s
Ws all oe eft
Yea at ~ etL FER l an geHx riga-
- a - ~ noC1sr. s1<rs lspc1t tnS 14gky
azys q ~ e1-4ecooc. zz1 s1s o4rsE Il -
ts4Ez
"l-o1lsz sxc.4saec t1s hEsD@n1, e-s-
4grseao-y surprised
fe4 are Sssn sassk, a decsissr.
sil sever have 41y IAlaz usore - - VITA
y0s Ga, yo- FAe, vie wretch
~C4-la go-Ess-f. u Gesr. SAD t1e yo2ng
haseaao
fo1 c4a 20 ~ year dear AIsllz. y ys9
Sslt ", SIS regsed. ~iEh withsFi1g szr-
casm.
10 tne eickels Is snef"
e" a4t does teis meas, Il. al g. sad Nrs
Fs-AeE, producing tie o4lao1s document
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

from ner pocket, and shaking 10 under her
husband nose
Mr.. Palmer looked at the letter and
seemed 10 DC very much surprised.
Louisa" he said. Il suppose l should
have told about II before, but II Is not too
late now"
'rOh, know what IL - l always sus-
pected IL You have got another wife.
Why didn't die before became the victim
Of a hearJlsss wretchp'
Not quite, answered Mr. Palmer, ''but
you see the tailor didn't have my coat
ready for the wedding, 30 l had TO borrow
Mr.. Hyae's coat Ia a hurry, and al these
letters and this cigar ease belong 10 him"
20, Ransom
80, LoGisa"-Alex z Sweet, IA Agxan-
saw Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

For CLEANSING, purifying. and beastifyins the
skin and scalp aud restoring the hair Of children
AID infanIs and destroying the germs OF serofula
and all hereditary humors, the CUricuKA RENE
DIEs Simply infAlliblc.
CUrICuRA, the great skin cure, instantly slays
the agonizing itching, burning. and innamH.~-
tion clears the skin and scalp Of cru-s and scales.
and restores the hair. CuTICUKA soar. the great
est Of skin beauthers. is indispensable in treating
skin diseases and baby humors. 1t produces the
wbitest olearest skin and softest hands free from
pimple, spot, or bemish. CUTIcURA RrsOLvrNT.
0llPIEs. black heads, red rough, chapped, and
Tim oily skin prevented BY CUrICUnA SOAP
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

The CcrfcrkA RssEDIns ~ great demand
The Cuflous. RssoI,rsr sells better than any
other bloed purifier The CUTlCJRA soar 10
praised by spy customers especially m"ihsi. no
cay Il is the beet for bsties preventing and oofhs
sesld head sed sisilar diseases.
GEORGE HoBps. 4. n, Colliss. TeAss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

have u.ed the CuTicuH. Rsssprss sueeess
fuiiy for my taby, who ~ss afflicted with eczema,
and had sach iatesse ticking that he got No rect
dsy or night The itching s sose, and my baby lie
cured, and is now a healthy, rosy checked boy.
MARY KELLERNASS, Bslsit, kss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

the new blood purifier. oleauses the blood oi ira-
purities ssa poisonous elements, and tbus removes
the CAUsE Hence The CUr4CURA REMEDIES cure
every species Of torturing, humili.tine. itching
h1rning. scsly. aud pimpiy diseases Of The tkiH'
scalp and blood with loss ef hair, AID al hunor''
blotches, sruptions. s0Fes, sosles, And cfa'"'
when plysiclans and al other remedies fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcuni. Soc, soar,
CSC RKsoLvEsr. 500. Prepared by the PoTTrs
DRrs AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
e. Send for How TO Cure skin Disease" G.
nace.. 50 Illustrations and 100 Testimonials
OBCv'C skin and Scalp preserved and besuihed
OROl y by CUTIcURA Soar. AbsOlutc.y pure.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

aaans s.sI .tfls Hsrr.3 ss ss stoea
hTthe wf4.lae eas saT. etrera gee Nrs
sa.f nV sa a.aa~rsai ever ass aess I'D
- ~ isheF eafaasuer sna FL iant ~safas
Isat hsa fsaaF vsaaa4 tasas sas z4s =
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Tie Curicuk.. CuTiot IA RssoisrST, and cuTi-
cUKs soar have efonshi sssut marvellous care 10
the ea.e oi earn disease CA ny little .on eishs
s..rs old 1 have tired ainaost al resneases aHd
sl.o ths meet eGaisest doctors. al siike i.liiss,
except The wonderful CuTIoskA kEsfDIEs
RD. y. BEgWS, Nv n. 10Th c., Omaha. Nss- !
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
InfantiIe ski. .anl Scalp Diseases,

nlAs ys~rs cid BAD h1~ser al nis
nfs- s1.n, res histssss- Nth arss
white se~ss frsEa ss.s - fess- I'VE
skysssaAEs f~il- !. sssss ~ >ssie~r~-
nv ~. A.sd mae seszs. s~s ssen tFsseiss al
s.s t.ss sass sers s.& A1nsE, ~slcA spPe@res al
ssss as sooy u anal re- KissoAss, ~ish sfs
wsits so.b - Ises A-ss ss2s ss va ssfse sa-s
ever. heiag covered ~lEs se.ss from ~ top sf hs
keas - ia fsei. @ls os2tlaa-liE Esovaas ~szss,
allkSash ks h.d ssez lFs-sss - t~S PtssielaEs
AZ i.s, Fesors as.er ap.see - ~ the Crr4craA
REsEbEss. ara happy - .-s tass ala All ts@s
1 sosls ~ass- lslss thoa sosoEaass - sireeI.sls.
shs LaaoE r.Ps@is aAs-PFe-seo. le-siss tss skis
far sEd suseolh and psrfsTsins shsFe1sh cure.
fAs CVrlCUkA kssEpIrs are al soe oi@is for
tsea- fhey &C wsrta theig weisss A. ssls - ssy
css gesslse 90 IHs sey ~4s. s-
SkgA0E r. LEANfIT
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

We have used year CuTiouEA Rrssnrs, and
hnd thsm worthy The ci4iin you make fer them In
fact thsy caRDoG be TOO hlFtiy recommended Our
alte gir h4d the eczema. and suffered Intensely for
one sinter, and. although uader the care of
skilcd pbyscisR he could Afford her DO relief, bal
~ the uss Of your CUncUKA REssDTEs che wac
speediy cured. We will Isg bs wisksut yeUT
CuTIcrAA REMEDIES. ~
l. A NANLEY, Mic, Is~s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
THE BRIDEGROOYs COAT


NJ Eh Ezs Ia szca
. hsg~sls n Ia az
~ lie. sai kza
s.ls4 Pa Drr gls Gf
-Ie rissag youn Z men
o. AGsEa The FQlnx
alaa VAS cert2-alY
ia : nasi nz hs Uas
81 Dr. married az .
quarter past tss -
. e.oe : t44l dsy Al
tEe Fs o clQez Prs-
esstF he H4s ex-
pee1ed al the hoGss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

Iosp pr.iss the CeficUK. Ia xHpIas very highly.
fer tAes isse cured ss BABY II very ess sAss II
eczema. .sd ny boy II soTs eyss sna 1To~kiss eat
os his lace TAss are esIA vel, sns Aass sioeT
sAin tA.D ever. tsins Il 10 wsneerful care. @ss
have re1o.1sases Lls CUTICUkA kEsIDIEs 10 .
xfe.t I.AB,. Mas BECKETT. -
SIS W ssh 81, Ns~ Ysrk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
Bsy sss year and half cid. fses >Ea
eoay IN . tsrriels oosdiEios. sstsg e~s-
cred ~ith sSres- se1pksE ssrksgs fsAl-
Cared b, SaE1S@r@ ke1sectrs-


/ h.ss sssa ysar CyricCE2 KsxEDIks % toe
SSsss -kelS 4 pfesed - ts sseeessful fks tEst
~as u ne e~se ~ = ~ ss-T Azs t.e ssA.
ia f41s an4 so5s lo tsFrsels c,llel1s11 .kS
fos@et ssrs ee2F F.s,es esssres wlih soles. !
tc1k kiss t. - N4s-sn- =. pA4r sFTlAss ssi ks
al A. iurrsse any / l1en 49, - ~
ths CtElQSka AEsspiEs. ~ki0A GlS ks tsek
.Us sn1 aus hsf tolssos % CvTsCIEA EEsolyKNr,
v hsE - sAia ~As = s1asslk - c.1is ~ %as ss
to-a4y ! 1sea sEs CtTcVks - "a sqsss &aa the
CrIICgsA scar "a Washing hira hs . noS LIE
years u ~gc, aus . 81 al. Ae olasT o-se 49,
{ sea.s - ne se@iPs y b q cured - sssa-iAs
wfgh ths ClTlCugA soar @ns rgoeiss N ne ttEI
cUzA. oae boits of CUaIcCEA KEs0lsESE beiss
use4. Ghss b<ss proved s-eoessfui IN e'-js cas-
where / have advised TAG - saela- i is sur
pasas how rapidly Ckila wiil smpEsss Gsasr
t-4il treatment recOEazze11 thsH LEI sny Gle
eSss oi ne skia beipg The besg "a the wofld.
This - ~ exreriesss. 4nd 4m ready 70 si@sS by
uy statement JOHN X hEko, =
American Houss. Hss.sssaTsss \. !.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
GEORGE COOK.

ceneeffant shsfrergs srx~rrsf arf tss4s.
reffFfre lnaNs re3efs afas arf nta1e en
t1sh ses'ts sna CHARTS sero1Ty. s HsHree 81
6fs1S Ksasds Nea
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08

rsH rra-.srrf 81 fts rfe trfssfFf rasrrea - q
fsns ~ &. fae EF eesf
ffs ssafs sfssH affa te Ea - e.sssea
sf FrnHs ans Ffesrrs rasssss
f~sr- eh-sane s.erssra - seffv 4srstsI s.st.s=.
teHzeIf ssfra free u 6 nesse5Ns sSs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
BARG AIN S
IN
Boots !: Shoes.

Having bought the large
stock Ofthc New York Shoe
Store at mortgage sale. l
shall close out the same at
One-half its value. in order
TO make room for new stock
of Spring and Sum IN g T.
Boots. Shoes and Slippers.
For bargains call early at !
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-08
nrnaGnktn GRAND OPERA HoNsk
tHIIEHIuIl lTsds 4 tsAENasc.
hE EhtNIIHIt 4srSscek kuG
I'LL lJHIuuu Managers
Telephone -..----.----....-.-s> SO


Prices always remain the ssms 81 fhls pepa-
Lar AMUSEMENT palsoe. hskiSkss SAosftsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

47.c closing at ATS grades rulea s Lva
toda and In slight advance wsS we're very
a1 and So-e % d S q u; ;%D'iSy SG
Including 40 Ems Mi2ei at 2sc 10 White s0s SG
Mxe Is 2s'.c No 2 White 800. oSle N No N no
SS,eS MAa closing nominal do December 80
Sc o' Fgbia at DO Sa1 &c DO 60
H. 55a60c 80 n Gja70e 100 h. s0asje Rye ~ IN
HAY AND sTRAw-Receipts o. hay were Ia lats' look
day and the general ro oreSsi hS freely de-
mand was qu< moderate, si a,SSgg-oc. Clover 45a
Long Rye 3oas0c Short Rye Soa4oc o'' and ""'''
moFs-Thcrc Is no sine since our aqa n5
E %Ih 'hG ay,np. stock not 70 piece In 5oec
qualities nov out ,oyy medium 1odiS common;
7dac state choice iogle medium eb6ec' 1850
ice medium do 1Oqllc; choice 1888. loall''
TFM 1P STp JrTfouiet Sales bales paper
METAGs-rac American pig esret has cd Sna IsGH'
prices and The offerings all points are syn Foun y
w. quot, az III, ioi lS, 60 %hs Cray FOg Reraa S
scoTCH PIG-Moyilg slowly owing 20 70 FOR colt
ue 81 81 so Tor summcee ant I1nclcani ~ 90
s &ff 81 e oT been so at The teT 1s
urc being ths asking rae ~ ty , dSmard ara he'd
at 4c with OUTSIDE 19nds 9g e@embeT s2 500 10
Jangsry 81 81 S5e and 10 February q 30
.l34e ~ lI TXcRaicc 500 spot Pe Iron wafrN'
orslDi Quoted $50 ordinary to fancy Porto Rico
800 English s 1,liF TuEPENTINE-T
was lite 70 the dem9ad ael TO-DAY aRRosINS
ruled Ts'k hS SGo'e Change Of moment oS ,IaGa
III 81 " % G. H. s5 z b 60 w. l. W. "a % 90 "
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Beth freghls were s,rong arr ar
IS oi,nq more attention Vessels for hrre,l 81 10
L SSe Do d. aS Sa s sSs.1 an s'1a
Hull 10 900 bushels grain oe04o 40 Neid 10 Liver
do DO 40 80 Zoo to oa Sisi2 grain "a Gratis for
ar%m Zoo quarters Is "a January. February B5iun
steamer Turnbg II 600 GgSriers a. - Rrtsh
steamer Chineiord 1000 quarter ~ pa bsecn s.
Fqlghce steamer Emacd 10000 quarters IS 90 tTo%
San Francisco British shin silver rag 40 c 10 O.
SoS Hsrs W G8RTEs Shin Espse -. hG FSsa G
Jagan 20 Geo eas Trhp Inion 900 bbs reane
,rDs BfiiIsh ship Rayola hence to Lontln lV~ od
reasa = Is 6S cases yeined 32dSssc British MP
2.ghrs hence 70 Java 700 refined p'sc n
iems Brtish bark suffolk hence 70 R9%oay st.
casos refined. private terms -trsn 10 incston
lumber schooner zamoIa hense hence S 90 DE River
! Plate general cargo, private terms $1,000 hui
OILS-Nohing transpTed in the way OF important bow
ness to-day and he market had iane CH rcdned sum
ner vellow SIC Cocoanut Ceylon, Lao 5sc 90 nv
&c God 9 %Sr S2 $50 io!e lara % Pr@e 5a5S M
9f Nc9hpaf 5,e eFu 5sd extra eb e2c
sperm crude &c naiq,a s % Yaltbc 9is4ac na'ara
paa% 0ie1ch wi3 6 'f .aiau. RED 7s aaa
palm choice Lagos, l2c; N oa PRIME u i'D
5Tes a, steady prices and de, de-
mana f and short clear within he a1ee Mes quot ID At
10 75dsl for un Inspected and slice 90 for 90
s she 70 cS WGt d 5oasi2 Ez Prime 50 az S
8, IS Ir5;, Tcls In tcs s1s 56Ss4: Extra Mess IN
iSls, s7as7 25 plate 81 75dss % Family 80 7'S4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

Packet. in bbIs. 81 75afs 20 .BI,EF HAMs-Hsye
fG' nqSETT HS?!sa al At wax 5 g: i b." %S'
wise steady with moderate demands sars 10 600 bbls
sSoadsr, Hf 5ae lekIed Beis. qaosa S$S j.
OsiGf sssuds Sd;s smoed DO c r. acc
MsS is 3i so.oi bEss ,is1' steady
5e5'e Pigs. 5a,c.'.'.".LARp- options Ncre, souph
showed I,se Change 0 a. ctmpaSd Win w,dacsiay Trad
Ica ws s,,s, quiet ,,o and featur ,es easRcs
Cs5e also 1000 c. and t.. e.54iaee,s5e. CITY steam
asked sales, loo At 62sGG3Oc January closed at
a Nsr t az eo3 az So nse Nav g cod
st Sc Qg9te1 at 45ag Soc south
a9aa for I'm. grades today. ana with the cool weather
eyer .I rule dull aud e1rsIJy saody S,ate
20e25c Pcnn.5 yanla CTeSnory. SoS2ec Eisn Cream
cry fancy sIG2sc We,tn o, GresmeEy fancy
good 1890 60 Wd1S csa@ 2 uSc ap 40 :?
Dairy arn tub. ' fancy s5' PC a. fall ed es2sc
S % d. s g9 ana g ga 6ay aS 80
choice l9celc good y prime 150 -c ia r 14e state
choice isa ee fair to aood ELL state d,lT tubs
1ern 3 Dsl22 prime r s
DO fair 9aloc: Western Factory June. nrklns. e5al2c
seccnd s@9c Dar@ ara Factory ry' thirds 7eass
home and wrokne~ Is SIN noted Other than fancy
@ rdcog9y ,u and cream so6 6sS G9 Fancy do
esd 16ssioc do Do Whit ose 90 ostobcr ansy os
B64s S99i's sS%Ss% &C., no
9~o l0c Penn 'ylvanla skins 9E27.c EGGS-Mtde
furthor sfvunra TO-DAY light rec"ins Choice 5rcsh
have lair demand Fancy. new la3 Penn vana. 2sc
state and Pennsylvpnia. fresh &c Western re.h 27c
% late packed o3a2jc; Canadlan late packed 23d2jc
ic'horo. 1s021c lmh prim' 17aIsi2c.
SUGAR-RAw-Is firmly maintained in price. with
r e; Sc ouo. % 600 bags ceo Hula 80 .r
6c...-..-.. REFINED - Finn. but quiet Crushed.
iscj Ont Let 'c Cpbes 7'sc; Powtced rs Gf,nu:
S'aE gsrt r. g'c o. - e+GGSc Write EXtT To C
5pd5ac
STEARINE-Dul and noninaly unchanged. Western
lard. Gee; city. 7isc. Oleomargerilpe city 516c
TALLOW-Rather quiet but sc1dlly held. Primo
quoted ~ 9lGc. No sales reported.
TOBACCO-Thcrc "a fair business in domestic cnf.
but no change. Sacs120 LBS New ENGLAND la
X1na and 80 1898 NewEnClan5 seedlrof rs 400
100 casos ISIS Dutch private terms 40 cases lSSS Sttc
Havana. Il TO 1fc; 100 sniric- ~ 33c. 300
bales Havana. 72lc II To- 200 bales sumatra 81 10
! 10 - %.
WOOL-Domcstic stocks in sicp1v hands and the
business in progress continues az full rates on
o. the holiday. transaction. have been largc bat
dealers report good inquiry for an grades. Forei
stock moves slowly, but holders feel confident ih1t
on sale opened about 10 per cent o4er the last series
Sales comprise 1000 n sbino California. 1sc: 1000
y secured Nevada 5-c; 1000 70 fall Texas 22c: 5000
n scour't super soc; 900 - scOurd Territory. 4Gr
3j0jsc: 10000 = Lboct unwashed coniing. 2jc 74.O)O
y fall Texas. 1922 10000 n Monteyideo in bond
Ole: G0COO y fa Texas. - ZOO n MEDIUM unwashad
fleece, 1000 y black Texas. 30 600 y pulled 10000 n
secured Territory. $1,000 ID secured Texas % 900 n
China and 800 bales East India, on private terms.