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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
IN DETAIL.

As matter Of fact. 10 come down TO de-
tails. stauntOn is greatly favored in many
exclusive ways. 70 begin with, Staunton
is the capital Of Augusta county, the larg-
est and most important county in Virginia.
Strike out in any direction and commence
digging and YOU will find hematite ore of
fine quality. Along the Blue Ridge noun
tains-im sight specular ores VIII also be
found. Carbonate limestone is to
be had in abundance. The three
great coal and coke producing re-
giOns i'm tho United s-Connellsyillc,
Pocah0ntas and New Riyer-are in conyc-
nicnt distance; the timber region, embrac-
ing al varieties OF oak, ash. hickory, yellow
aud white pine. poplar, walnut, Ne, are in
easy reach in the Blue Ridge Mountains on
one side and the Alleghanies on the other,
and near the city is manganese the largest
mine IN the nited States. fire clay and
other valuable minerals. And in TIE i'm
mediate vicinity il one Of the largest and
finest beds i'm the country Of gray, purple,
pink and black marble, capable Of the
hiri!r ~ UDli-h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

xNANTED-CONTRACTORSTO BID
w on new hotel to boz huit at MnouI
city. Va. Plans and specifications fO Dol. .ear
1T company Office. Mineral city. 50. HII.
will be received until July %. 1850
". r. GO INlN
Jys.3t Gcner Nlnl--.
XNTANTED-TO SELL AT ONCECaa
w TWO MICH COh~. stock l.I -
Alderne. Apply o. JAMES m. ~IONi.
is s-2tt No. 10 south Beiyldere ST.. c'iy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
Observation-Disclosures Fob

NTANTED. TO SELL 4 CONSlGN.
~ mtut OF Choice CouuffN Cured ltl.nf
shoulders. and Sides. DAIRY Butter
FRESH Eggs always on hand. po.turDn p.-
LOSSES. and q superior Gunp1wler ana mo.
hsh reaklasf Tea go Doc. A Good VA fr
DE. Tea Dust, i5c.. eight pounds To- 30 pn.
\ mll line OF Laundry soaps, Moy .,nulg..
BroOms, Baskets, &c.
J. 4. GArF WOOD.
Ic II ll0 tst HrNli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
MAInENLY MOnE.rY.

The trouble heretofore with Sauut0n has
been that she has let ifer maidenly m0dcsty
too long hold her M the back ground. Bui
she mas now begun 10 realize that her high
est privilege aud duty is 90 come 10 tho
front and show the world her attractions
or she viii die an h0n0red respected
Old maid. This is ~tauntOn'5 letl
year, and she has at last realized
the necessity of action. 4 majorli!
of her business men have pat their head
together and induguratod and set on fool
several development companies, which with
proper nursing will run up ,tauuton's pop
ulation within ten years % thirty or forty
thousand one of the most important ana
far reaching enterprises yet launched Do
virginia is The StauntOn Development Com
uany. steeIpd by such mcN as Mr. Lskine
Miller. the large wholesale grocer and coal
king. as president; the in5uppresslbic =. VI.
NO-t. yice-presideut; with Mr.. Jed
ll0tchkiss, Isaac Wiz and other prom
inant Staunton men, with several
Northern and Western capitalists rs
directors. This company owns about
twenty-five hundred acres Of valuable
town site property in and adjoining the
citv and viii reserve about three hundred
acres Of this for industrial sites, leaving
more tDan nineteen hundred acres for resi-
dence and business lots. 10 is proposed to
sell one Dot and two shares al stock for two
hundred dollars. payable I'D per cent cash
ON the day OF subscription, and l0 per cent.
monthly thereafter until the entire amount
Is paid Receipts viii De delivered monthly
until stock is paid mp, at which time deed
VIII DE given TO the purchaser. subscribers
will bear i'm mind that l0 per cent. Of the
lots offered for sale Will be business lots,
and will be drawn for by a committee OF
distinterested gentlemen at some future day
to be appointed by the company. ! ou may
draw an business lots. II YOU only draw
one you viii get many times the value OF
your money.
This r. no part Of lottery or gambling
plan. The stock or the lot will be- worth
more than the money paid. The proceeds OF
stock 50 sold will De devoted 10 the pay
ment Of the land and establishing, aiding
and encouraging the various and varied
commercial and industrial enterprises
which will be located on the premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08

WANTED--TO INFORY TIE PUB.
~ DE that have ilplshcC. fhaisc nuu-
ument and am now ready 10 -nnyr hnu.aani
all kinds Of heavy muchineT vaud iron ,ifr.
Hauling of All kinds prOmW y attended i0
". \. ID. colt.
Icl-3m lnonc oto. 1915 h.. Gary -f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

egosa q o ~ = SS q S and qaet
9 s "a s. " d e g W VS. e. j sOass co. c' NJ
Others rule steady and quiet cottonssed GI@de prime
nut ceyon 'e 5sa5e Cochin, SdGSe Cod DomSs
Coo western 5sa59e; Lard. prime 5sc TaiIoM $50
zoe Mcnhaden, crude 23ec light pressed 2ca2sc
crude zoe natural winter 7sdsoc; bcachcd winter $50
G~acbed wntp is eHFn blaacbcd 5c Sea- Elephant
beaehed winter 57dooc Red Elal; 3cd3se saponined
Die NeatsfOOt, prime, O2a75c Straits. 2Gd27c Bank
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The general market l remains Z;
quiet, with weak tone to berth freights.. GRAIN
for orders II 600 quarters oats A. 49, RogGn' 4s "a
Streon schalk pha 70 Cork for orders 5000 quar-.
tcrs. - steamer Snilesworth. thence D., Il Copnhagen
5000 qnar tsH 5s "PEfRoLEUM cIIGRTERS
British teamer , raw9ec rhadGpea 70 agm 5o5 30 %
h%YEoT SS3 cm 'S SS Moonbcag Portland
glasgow Grc,nock, spool wood sos Norwegian brig
e a.. f0g eSo5nS wdc Hvakc cotapsn to New
YORK. cedar on private terms ba,k WIn H. D,CtL nonre
steamer Lclf Ericsson. hence. Via baltimore, to Rio
h"soao i%d the s'2 %aava an fi % %
about - 80 and port charges bark Lewis Portland
ID ID, Bn2 oA mrs Sabine %@ Pass On oa r rS ties
Italian bark Emilia Campa Phad1phl3 to OHaI tnE'.
To- Matanzas, coal 81 Is; British ship W. q. Russell
Pensacola b. the United Kingdom sawed timber. - los
schooner Scotia Pensacola to Sasua lumber ~ Spanish
PROVISIONS-PORK-In fair request and steadily
held Sales 800 bb Mess. private towns Mess quoted at
- 75dsl0 - for old and $40 5Oatll new short Clear
81 5oatl3 5oi CITY Family Mess ~ cast WG,Icn
Quiet unchanged City Extra India Mess, in ties Sl3d
$15 Extra Mess, in bb ~ 49, - Plate - 15dtS -
Family 75dslO . Packet in bbls. ~ 75d3S p
BEEF HAMs-Haye moderate demand Quoted here at
Sl2 25dSt2 30 the West ~ sales. 200 bb- West FL
.... CUT MEATS-Unchangcd in price and duh sales;
5000 bbls Picked Relies N average. sc 300 Picked
Hams Size Picked Bellies quoted ut 5d5sc for II 70
avcragc and 54a5a.c for 10 n Picked Hams. Sdsrc
Smoked do o. dgl,c Picklcd shoulders 4diisc: Smoked
do MGDDIfS- Higher and firm. 1t Chicago, short
closed T5c March. 1850. Nav. 81
DRESSED HOGS-Qulct hut generally steady. city
heavy to light. fi.d5$c; Pigs. 5ld5'.c Il ARD
There was little NE general market to-day but de-
spit" the dulness the tone was quite firm ana in some
nd sales 38l ties special brand csc steam quiet
sales so tcs 575c January nominal February closed at
G2c bid March closed 3c bid sales, $50 trs. G3lc
May closed at G.i2c: sales 259 G tcs'
tncnt quoted GO5dG.5jc; South America. &C..
BrTTFR-Thcrc material change FOR the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

which. there was a decline to IS Bloc selling BY
about slight recovery leaving OF steady. on
Nay Tss du.e active and leMer selling down e
Cline While adns Continued Dull and mainly on local
Including Ungiad1d Winter Red al 7$sq S6Ee 80. d
9G 9osc nominal no Northern quoted 49,. G9ic adoat
no January, closing at s04c do February sdasc clos
do April IS iGassise closing at ssse do May, SO 3lGe
- DO co,lne at ssG do June ssss' &C. closing AZ
closing at si4c do September closing at s6l,c RYE
graded state to arrive for export private terms Westcn
sac o. FIN Sales 600 bush tworowed
STATE 53s and 20 600 bush Canada rumored private terms
The spot pskt suffered further decline today on con,
other grades were about c lower shippers were
buyers. taking 1876 900 bush part Old No. Ml NSd
Win rahc more i. adlnes3 Speculation fairly active
PeCa SS1d2g oq' 6grsdc 9fo M,d and wR
c eeato H. GsiiSercd includns speeals
S craSr & &c dc cgyatS S No. NSc aoeie de-
ruary 81 q}sc closi6; at Ss do March al qSs 9Gc
closing 3sLc: do April 39a39 Lice, closing 39c
90 May 800 39i2c; closing az 392c do June $3.50
$o71c; steamer Mixed January. 37i?c. closing at 372c
Ssc ar a $' u SS a'tn ae ' better today
S s@ 6 o g a9G fair f'%e cSo 2o% s s S
&c oTeF sa. 600 bushels tsu!S 600 bushels
S cvct NS f've 2o@ W M2 % S
e3ic 30 . January 29c closing At 29c; do February.
2S~e; closing at 2sc do March 2s6.c, closing 2sasc
@9993c Sosne at 29',c do February 29'e closqe, at
Va DO May 29Nc closing at 29'-c On the curb No
5 go '%u e 100 ny Tecd 90 ~ ooa
HNY AND STHAw-Thc better grades are steadily
maintained while inferior stock rules weak and unsettled
on tull supplies" Ilav-Choice. s0ds5c good 65d75c;
common L. far 5O0COc Iloycr. mixed. $4,000: ship
ping. foc straw. Long Rye. 7jc; Short Rye 3jd4oc;
oats and Wheat 30d35c.
HOPS-Ihore l. moderate demand for desirable
grades on which the holding continues strong. The
ern market however continues in good shape. state.
lSN.. best, l50l6c; medium. l30lic; common, l2c;
state best 1855 1G12c medium 9d10c do common. Ia
Sc 90 1857 3a5c Pacific Coast. lsS9 bost lac medium
12d13c common. 10c; choice, 1888. Toe; common 10
APRIL 2o5bc C0PPER-Dul and easier Lake. Jan
nary, l4f5c: G. VI. -. January. II Doc. 49,. LEAD
Wcaker and dun January Sc PIG IRON WAR
RANTS-Quct, firm. January. 1s622c April. 1920.
MOLASSFS- Has light demand. New-Orlcans quoted
3cd49c iar to fancy; Porto Rico. 2sd39c; English
NAVAL STORTS-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Has not
Narcd Tor The dly. rmmg hmll and somcMhat nomlnal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday jan s.-BEEVES-Rccepts 102
carloads 1857 head carloads direct at o6oken ~
carloads az GOth.st including 26 carloads for Easman'
Company II carloads for J. Stern and carloads for
kaufman Strauss and 80 carloads 40 jersey CITY II
which carloads export cattle for NJ. Goldsmith.
and the balance part for the market and part for city
saughtcrcrs. No trading IN I'VE cattle feeung STEADY
Shipments reported yesterday Cable for refrigerated
beef slow at 4i4d.
CALVES-Recelpts pa head Feeling firm, and West
crn calves sold &c TO &c higher than last week: Re-
ported transactions at case for Neas 4Gi2c for
Westerns and 3stc for Fed Calves.
Sales. j. Iiaonbeck; l19 western calves, % 20
409 n average, at 4G4i2c per n.
d. Harrington 9 veals, $50 n, at De- .
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts including carloads
late Yesterday 60thst 81 carloads Of Ass head
and carloads back to-day at the irst-named market
place. "
Supply moderate but at the present high figures
probability Of free arrivals Monday contributed TO the
pcncray weak feeling and caused decline before the
close Of lac 20 i4c per n both sheep The
pens were not cleared. Common 10 Prime Sheep sold
$3.50 - per 100 ~ and Common 10 Prime lambs at
~ 25o$7 81 mixed bunch Of stock sold at - l2h,
and Yesterday deckoad of Western Sheep at 80 42
Saes-D Harrington - State Sheep 81 n average. at
- - per 100 1873 do S9ia ~ at - ST. 1873 Canadian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
iS3l.-TWELVE PAuES.

Strictly fancy stock steady while other kinds were
dull and weak State Creamery, fall tubs, liza
o2c Crcamery irklns. 1jd lse Elgin Creamery
fancy 2Sd2Sisc; Western Creamery, fancy 26d26ic DO
prime choice 19d23c do fair to good 12glse Western
Creamery June fancy. 1Oc DO choice lfdloc 90 Iar
10 good 9d13c State Dairy half tubs. fall ends 1920
state Dairy half hrkns tubs and pals choice 1Ga do
Good t6i5c do fair lie State Dairy Welsh tubs fan
cy, I7dl0c good 14d15;; fair, 11dl2c state Dairy r-
kns fancy liza l8c choice, ljdlGc good l3d1ic; fair,
II di2c State entire dalries rns and tubs fancy lod
Zoe choice 15dl7c; good 13d1ic fair, lla12c; state
Dairy tubs common 9dl0c Western Imitation Creamery
choice 1Gdlsc; good, l1d13c fair 9GlOc western
Western Factory June 7dl0c; Factory fresh tubs log
Ice fair choice, Factory seconds, Sd9e Dairy and
Factorv thirds 5d7c Rolls fresh. Sdl5c. fair 70 line
CHEl>~~-Was steadily maintained in price though the
movement was very moderate. state Factory. sep
tember fancy coloied, 10Ad103c do white iohelV2o
October fancy 100 10c; Factory prime To choice id
91,c common to good sa9te part skins 4dSc common
skins 2dSc Ohio nat 7dloc common TO mnf ay
van sa9a skins demand State AND pennsy
yaaia fresh l6e western oa,,orf fresh Fresh lq I.%
0c Southwestern, fresh 1Ghc lined 1lalSc ce'houSe
- SiiGNR|RNN-Somew stronger and in fair demand
Sales 10 900 bags Brazil, 4hdfec for sly 10 80 Est'
Fair refining quoted at she; Centrifugal 20 u't Nc.
....... REF NfD-Quet but steady crushed t sc !
Cut Loaf 7a.c Cubes. 6'ic Powdered 6c GfanuiaTu
CHIC Mould "A,r Che Conectioneg' ac os&W1bIt c
Extra c." 5Aa5atc Extra " c." 5isa5ec; CO. DC
SfTARINE~Qu1et but firm. City quoted at 67sc
western, G3tc. OleOmargariucCttv at 0t00 p-ioc' on,
TATIOW-Dull and unchanged I'm price. Prime City
quoted at 4sdi 1890 no sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

Lambs 81 NJ at s7 25 2io Michigan do, 90 ~ at 81; -
State do. 65 n, at SO 10
Hume Mullen 80 State Sheep, "a N, at 90 rs; do.
7s ~ at - 50 1is State Lambs 0s n, at 50 49, l+7 do,
Diien6ack & Dewey: 210 Michigan Lambs. 77's n. At
81 37i2. - 60 IN, .
do "a NJ at 80 also at Jersey City, 95 Western sheep,
19 ~ 80 20; and late yesterday IS Western Sheep,
sherman & Culver SO Buffalo Lambs 70 N, at 81; 17S
do IS n at SO 30. 80 90, 49, -. .o M oo =,
and Lambs GO n, at 50 II IL; lao State Lambs 62 ~ at
30 rs 40, -. O., ,,., - =. no
122 Ohio do 90 n. at Sc %.
SO 62i2.
HOGS-Receirts 81 carloads OF $40 head23 carloads
at Jersey CITY and carloads at 0hst None for sale
alive. Nominaly steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Jan. 1S-CattleReceips last p hours, $3.50
head total for week thus far 1870 FOR same time ast
week H. 700 consigned through $3.50, OF which 5000 70
NewYork on sale, 100; market very firm and holders
asking higher rates. Sheep and receipts last
"a hours 200 head total for week thus far 80 Tor
time last week. AZ 800 consigned through 600 oil 10
YORK; on sale 1900; market firm and unchanged.
Hogs'-Recelp last "a hours $50 head total for week
thus far 30 300: for time last week, ~ 10 con-
signed through 2l4O, o. which 400 to Ncw-York; on
sale 1000 market moderately active ana hishcr me
50 90dS3 95 pigs. SO 90.
81. Louis, Jan. 1S.-Cattlc-Rece.pts ZOO Market
steady good fancy native steers 81 GOds 90 fair 70
good do s3 4oast 81 stockers and feeders 9oas3 10
steers. a2dS3 30. Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market
strong fair to choice heavy, - 6Ods3 725 packing
grades. SO j0d - 7O light, fair to best 80 50dS3 s.
SheepRecepts 200 Market firm; fair to choice, - 20
ass lambs, $jds5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-liO on the spot quoted steady with fairly
,ctNe demana Sales, 5000 bags Nos g. Z, and o.
az 17sc for No T. Fair cargocs quoted 1916, and No
T. 17sc. Mid srowth> in light request. options were
exceedingly duh and utterly devoid Of features Early IN
the prices declined "a IL points depressed lave
declined rIanc, closing quiet Stock in Hare
Hamburg closed caiGr aef stesdy oP gooa second R
200; exchange urNatel. 25ss receipts. 5000 bags
Rio ceannces for Unit,d States 5000 bags. 10 clear
ances Europe bags total stock 11sOCO bags
santos receipts 5000 bags receipts at Rio July l. $50
n72jOOO bags time 1883. 1907 coo bags receipts
santos. July /, 1889 to January Il, 1920 ISL 900
hays same time 1889 i02, 900 bags time 1888.
Gsi 600 bags Total sales here to-day, 10000 bags as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
miscellaneous

4 LBERT G.. SPENCER. 276 Oth-avc.,
n between 18TH and 18TH sts.-Unibrella-
parasos. canes made ~ order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
HOSPHATE LANDS located. inspected
L and bought OF cooperative plan by
D. D. ROGERS. civil and mining engineer.
Ocala, Fla. Opposite Ocala House.
- INKEs Home vapoI Bath Apparatgps
complexion and hardens strengthens the
system; price 81 send for circular. 1i73
9d-aVe.
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domestic Siinationo tuanteN


Females.
A LII KINDS 81 t;crman servants with
"A ilrSt-cla~, references. always on hand
FOR city or country. /. son NENSCHEIN'S
| Employment ONCE II 3d-aNr.. near Sth-Nt.
A A-NCMBER Of Erst.clnss cooks also
IA. other competent servants. Mrs.
| MALMBERG, SWEDISH Bureau, 80 4th.
ave-, between 9th and 10th sts., upstalI~.
4 WIDOW who understands housekeeping
a IN all H. details Is DESTROYS Of obtain
Ing situation 10 small family would not
object 20 taking charer during the day with
evenings home. Address, with particulars
J. ID. G.. Tribune onicc.
4 LADY desires % position a. compan lon
~ amanucn-i,. hou,ckerpcr. or gONtrucss
To- Young children salary moderate. Address
MOktNl. : Winthrop Place.
A. EXPERIENCED SEAMSlRESS doe,
"a drr~-uaNlng desire, situation Ia good
family. would assist with children good
city references 10 be- seen q days AZ present
employers. Mr.. BREWER, l57 West
liHth--t.. conner 5th-aNe.
4 TTEN DANT and NURSE. having high
"A est recommendations from physicians
and former patients wishes situation adj
NcrtiScr Is also a qualified mas,cur. Please
address ATTENDANT Tribune once.
A Young LADY art student seeks after
n noon employment; would teach draw
ing, assist In care of children, or De- us' ful
tu invalid lady highest references. l.. G..
Christian Ala 10 Employment Society. Il
Bible House.
GOLORED WOMAN want, Offices &C..
Y 10 clean l1 the week, or take care or
apartments, good references. l.. n, $50
7th-aVe.. 1T floor front
~ HAMBEuM and WAlTRFSS.-liy
Y q Young Swedish girl speaks English
willing and oblirng good seanntresS good
references flon last employer. Apply 3oI
ith-atr.. ojth ard 10Th SIS.
CHAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS.-Bv
~ German girl city reference. 80
East 5Gth.st.. Sd loor, rear.
~ UAMRERM AID-By willing and oblig-
I ing girl: or 10 take care Of children low
wages. L.. NJ, ,09l 0th.aNo.
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t0ork u)ailieo.


/ cnIaleS.
4 GOOD SOPRANO wishes p1,!t on +,
"a capable ni leading. also solo singing .
rHf'fenre. gwen. Addlc-, SLAIGHI. 100
NaNrrlcy Place.
A SWEDISH Young ladt. lately landed
n wisa"- situation foo a iir-t-Dlass hotel
ha- held similar position before. NORELL,
COS East lith-st.
OrN1Sr- Bv ara experienced young
Y lady a. copyI-t or ollce assistant.
Addr"-- l.. 6d Palmetto a.. BROOKLYN.
INITIALS EMBROIDERED all kinds ~
tapestry work. hcu-titcliug. bed and
table linen done promptly and well inst
reference, Of 'hc city. Address Mrs. LII
'LEl;CQ. 40 Wc,t 2sth--t.. or call after .
.. u.
SrENOGEAPHEE and TYPEwRITER.-
- Young lady desires q position. Miss
MlLLIE RI ~. . lst--t.
TRANSLATOR from French. German.
i Italian. desires employment. peru ancnt
or temporary. Addrc~, Miss NJ. Tribune
Uptown once. .23S broadway.
EYPFWRITER.- young lady A.
i typewriter or onicc assistant; writes a
good hand best reference, salary modcr-
ate. Addr.,, WILLING, . Ninc-,t., jersey
CITY Heights.
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Real Gsinic iOnnteo.

CITT PROPERTY wanted with equity
y for free and clear country property
va located. j. ". FIELDER, % Lib
citv-st.
NTED.-Suall cottage and few acre.
w on linc y. y. and New-lat.n T.. T.,
>ew-Eoch II 20 ny. IN cXchan, f1r c.o.c"
g. ruituro solid silver ia service. Gotham
make. and paIntings. must be near whore
YACHT can pc kept. Address ESTATE, Box
123. Herald AZ lcv. j5i 3d-afe.
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domestic 5ltnatluns fuantea
= = :"
Females.

h.-AT NINE. JACQUIN'S, CO., 9th ave,
upstairs, French employment bureau,
recommends select male and female SER
wants Tor all work French, German,
Swedish; maids. nurses, cooks, buffers,
Wallets, specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
OIL MARKETS..

OIL City Penn, JAN 1s.-Natlonal Transit certificates
opened 81 052 highest 81 056 lowest III 0fa closed,
81 O5 sales SO 900 bbs charters 31,7i6 bbls. ship
ments rs $50 bbls runs, 1881 bbls.
Pittsburg Penn, Jan. 1S.PetrOleum irregular fairly
active; National Transit certificates opted at al 059
closed at II O47s highest, 81 O5ds; lowest 81 04s
bradford PENN Jan. 1S.-Nationa Transit certificates
opener AZ II O5A closed Oi7s highest 81 O5ss
Lowest 81 047s clesrances, 126. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. IS. p. n.-Beef-Holders offer freely
Pork-IlOders offer moderately Hams-Holders Offer
.Daringly Bacon and CheeseTIolders offer moderately
TaowHodrs offer freely Spirits of turpentneHolders
offer freely dull at 33s RosinIIoders offer sparinely
and futurcs-Hoders offer moderately; primo
Western spot dun Wheat and nour-olders
mod eraely COrn-Spot and utuics-IIoders Offer n06er
atcy mixed Western spot steady at As Id for crop
January steady a. I'D February steady at S. 102d
March steady at IS 9d Hops at London-PaciAc Coast
= supply Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUIs-Thore was a moderate
export business reported to-day, largely City Mil
rather slow. and prices ruled barely steady but the
changes were unimpOrtant. here 49, 100 Dbl. 500
for export including 1900 bbls Low Extra at - $50
So - 1900 bbs city Mil. al 81 3Odsi 20 for me
300 bbls Winter Wheat Extra. s. 35dSj: 75o bbs
SuIcfhnc - lodS2 10; 900 bbls Fine. ~ Gou42 -.
Quotations: CITY NH Extra W'st Indies, 81 3O0sl -
Patents ~ 61Gt5 81 Low Extra 81 3jds2 s. Winter
fancy ~ 35dS4 30 Patents. ordinary TO choice 5G
- SO fancy 81 S5a$5 Minnesota Spring Wheat low cN
IRA - 31aT2 So clear. SO 15dSi 10 Rye Mixtures 50
az 50; STaiehts b fancy SO 65ds4 G5 Patents.
SuIortne Spring and Winter - IOds2 IS Fine 81 CO.
g So; MarHet closed dull. SOUTHERN FL0rR-Qulct
ana hardy st,adv. Sales. 80 bills shipping Grades
- ga - 81 Trade and Family Extras s3of 10 Patents.
- 25drj. RYE FLOUR-Stcady but quiet Sales $50
bhs Supcrfnc. 1888 20: Fancy In small lots 81 ON
81 % III CKWHEAT GRAIN-ouotcd at 43T 45c ..
CORNMEkI.-TI1- . moderate demand yellow western
quoted at So 30GS2 Co. and Brandywlne - G5 Sales.
525 bbs.
GEAIN-WHEAT-To-day's option market was a small
affair taken altogether, and little nothing tIanspired
the way OF prominent features Less than 200 600
&c At one period there decline of di,c ON re-
ncwcd liquidation but this partly recovered and
sfcadn"ss prevailed at the (l2 close. The general
Of news was uninerestng Cable advccs again dun
continued small that other Clear
light. which served weakening factor and
the shipping demand here unmportant. There wero
however 81 loads No; Red taken for export at Bati-
luary. but IL did not materially affect the situation
Western markets bcarish that had something TO
do with the early weakness here Interior arrival,
dav were 2 $50 bush spring. and 49, 2G2 bush winter
bush. against $40 bush year ago. Nav opcnod At
SO 56c against SSc the official close YESTERDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-20
STEAMED.
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Strict Good Ordinary "a. ddng .........1Oi-
options continued active somewhat unsettled
The early market weak. and prices declined LAB points
easier Liverpool adviccs. This followed by In
creased buying 'shCrtn began covering
which finally led advance OF SGO points from the
lowest, closing very steady. Sales. 90 500 bales.