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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore De-. 2icoton nenin~l T.ld;.,G '''
tlnnr dull Mnest-SJuth'In nm fulHt 80 80 '" .
I1n.b,rly, 98c AL 03 Wc,t,n linn ~ $lt d.
~, and December gGc Januat', 43hs3J@r ''' .
boa ,,.l oos. Corn-Southsrn faity a.tsc; whit ana
ttl,yj 551j1L,c: steamer. 53Aoc. ad No. "'>' =
IN,-,,rn firm mixed pot and 90 ID. JhhI ,t
go soc May 56L.aJ1.c ste1mer j'-a. Day- 10 D.
ptradrd Sout,ln aud PrunsylNaua iN0 ,0c DO vs. o.
V'nir 40a SOC do do mixed asa 90 graded No. WIZ
90. do do mixed t9c Rye quiet Hay 'thd{. 80
vision, quiet Buttr Ann tg1- dvi st.et,N "G1.a,
9-r icrIo!,. 1920. Cosce quiet. gar quiet '"P-
1ny .teady Whi-k,y firm. Fwai;- 10 Liverpool qN'l'
i,eceipt.- flour &C. bgI- wheat az On'h
"a %! bu--7. oats 5000 bush; rF" loo b.7h Siie7-
Wheat 81. 800 bush corn, 100. 80 bu-h.
uu.ao. Dee. 2i.-Wh.at-No ] hard doll and weak. al
81 0diqG4l o0; 80 northern n far inquiry WIN -'I,a
~ 900 bush al 81 OO4, and 500 hush i OH 90
30 Minneapolis Northern sold At ~ ol Oh tIaek co 30
49, ii d.: 80 Northern, 3Jc. Winter GRADES quiet
Ca, "a y red odd at % L and SO eXtfA rcd at
o,l 6',-c ON track: so extra hit 1-.r No white
or.e,on otc in store. Corn demand light: cars
30 . yellow sold SEC 10 ~ yellow AZ 500 % 49,
and cars 80 3 j4dj4i.c Op track No. whit &c
lied In store OaJ, dull. weah aud lower No whit
a75 disc No white. 4Gi2c 40 mixed iG'2e on tlsfh
Nn white in store. fsi2c asked Barley unchAsic' q
i've dull: 40 .. 77a7-c. Flour dun and UNCHANGED
Wulfeed nrm and unchanged. Roc p's-Wheat. Lon
hush corn 30 600 bush Oat-. - COO bush Shllhh'hN
Wheat 100 600 lush corn, i35 900 bush
Chicago Dec. 24.-The leading futures ranged a. io
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ycw.york "Wednesday Dec 24BEFVi5S-iEc11 i ~
sh s rStoeTs ard s. csoad Be- sold 9 ,e Sc c
TSI 2' Of co S2 aa6iGs'f G@ quality @E M"
II cows stays. bulls and lgn Gr,rd. and most of
'k .;olS hut v P.ifG sa hy1 o,o ~ o
several caTGad' S e. at s. % Common ho
native steers Is 50 s06s5 10; COWS and bulls al q go"
50 H.oa beef steady at case Inferior to extra native
a,o. private cable advces ndcst' o. s',sG1 nd
for ,srsc To- n oT cnc in London vrPo2 at ga
AmGH,aH ~ 2e 49,. estimated dressed weight sinking t|
od}y a., o q }a; N. on ae $. ia''' ava
- % per leo S0. x DO i,,e g d. lt72 ~
y = $ }si d. d2i 3 2 S 81 Ccmado d. @ at = -
= ifaa q? 1sl5 ct g. 5 d. S e ' ~ q DO
1850 ~ q 80 and had ca,loaas - 'gr 1895 ~ at
6. EgHt2 ~ DO i i r. a: It 3 do. l2io N at -
yhd lS ca7er Onto ~ p =, g. d. = igs5
ao lSt * a" 70 dS Iid = at = Indiana stock
er. ici7 ccys ~; ,y =, It - 81 = :, S. Is d.
go, M X 80 " Co. 1on5 = a. - - ~ Cmcapo o.
la At - 10 ~ qSi l cs = -, q IN 70 lo'a
o. ~ = = y Cow an" Go9 > A. - g liu4 1922 n
"' n ,,o5,rS = chicago S,r-. 1872 T. At - 90 ~, ~
40 i2Ii D. al - q l. Do lo l. ; at ~ - \ tx ~
and Scer, 1892 p at = = MANN T eou .'' lss - q,
Pant Iir.,rs. Western Bun, -V ~ d. I'D V,r.
e., N oao ,.eoG5 at S.s9 Sy. oo s..v
c&Lys-Eep. Boz ha F Rnnl nd a. h GSi for T
"I,,,,,. and .r,s,rr -old at 520s2 20; cat"}l "'
V.t'rn Cares al - - common 70 pine N'a'' a' ""'
and 90 AZ =. ., ,,....-, \..o,lirg. 5iG e.
-au - t,Ta~-'l- - j. ~
On n r. At e 81, Veal. 49, r. al F' > 90 10 ''
Z. -. "a, ........- yr- ., al s. 40. 50
nIanl,ack Dewey: 80 Harlem N'a'' $50 10 w "'
at 7d~c. chen. =, VOL ~ -. a. e..
S,,trP AND LAMBS-Ecc- Pi~. - gar ."'G,. ~"
,..I' :; ,arIoad- AZ jersey CRY carloads ~ u''"
, -t.,r. A. uobok.n. l1ve cafload- went livt - w.
y ,'iIr. There was a continued dnI marie, ''F CO.
80. ittla more inquiry for good l.'HI- Nn-n ".t
.,,rr.. buf there no Improvements ~ ''". ,-t'
,ta ,h roecipts alone enable dealers - N,"''ii ,.tf
Vofi rat receipts and limited It'd LAS b ''''ei 10Y ~
b aljol wy cars. =, -o1Gi and two
l. lurrho- OF selected at IS 1Ods6 eo"i % oNo''
al D2cd Mutton slow 72d9c dressed Lambs nave
noa ray mod A. Buck ngha,n: III W'stIn Sn.oP. ~
60. a. - 90 Der - o. P'rreNl>"ha GO, - 3D.
.. =; ;o. Siste DO l@6 = at So 81 P'"n'N anna I"
g. r. a. Is 3. -, ,,,.. -.,.., ~ - .,,nt A.
&, 20. los OHIO Lambs. - -. ~ p, 70 -
% ~ ,.iIn.. liz CnnJdi IAN LAMB lo- ~ ~ 80 "!
Nnar & CuIVer. 10 Indiana rA'rp, l-5 T. a. - -
/ ,n ~, ,,l e. Al - 80: 81 90 - -. A. 80 40
'o U.u.,l.rE A Hollis: 1l3 Indiana Lambs, - ~ ~ ~
,9a Ca,eg. do g6L ~ - ~ :. ~ W. =
hume Mullen II stat. Shop ~ n a. - % H'"'
! ,rr-" 10 =, al 80 p II do 81 J.. ~ - 90
n harrington 100 Canada Lambs. - ~ az 20 -,
noes Receipts % cariOad- Of ",l2S mad 'N'us
-, Jersey CIV a!id IS carload A. Otst 40 s"c' oh "
weight Noninsly steady at So iOds5 80
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
rrNFpAI. MARKET REPORT.

CoFBpf-The SPOT market for RIO had seSsvI ioo;sI
md thofe Vac rsthsf str to ne denahS and
,StO terms Mind srowrhs .esdy ss sno , ssO SH
go Iva terms Options dspIessed uFsvcteut thc
eytt stion Nod clos.d With GENERAL deenpe *
SnecuIatson rss moderately active mainly III peCei
Witch broke fully rs points on pr.ssGi "a se,, Not
nj this showed losses OF 2dlo pom
Of The foreign news bearish boh HSN Re- ara rG"u
showing decline and excango az no ieq1S " -
- witch contributed :e htavncSs. LpiuVu was ~
weaker; oncln qyQshons, 20 E. Nj n3 & Sd Xpp
70 "a May us 3D. Ro quotes Rega o 10y llo k no.,
: TO0 aood second 40 kuo~ goo; eNchalet. W 4
,ece,nts 900 bag Rio oiear1ucos for United
States 900 bsgs do fof Europe. 5000 bag foat so.k
III 400 has market steady santos receipts l6UyV 9tg
receipt. at no July u December % lsso I5'i ~
haps saue sine 1889 1854 600 bags SANE ule l0o'
o 600 haas. rsccpts at santos July 70 December IS,
100 go 900 bags time 1889, l225 600 bsgs same
tine Iooo i1 POI - NJ a. 20 hag. As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
GRIM IND PRODUoE VIR6ETS.
FEATURES OF new YoaK DEALINGS

There WA, A long interruption t. businc,s yestcr
dov Al the Produce Exchange on acrouIt OF the pF'
Christmas fcstiviiics. The result va dEH m'r"''
v-lout much significance. In wheat the shorts vcr'
inclined 10 cover contracf- over the HOLIDAY ara U.'f
purchasc, Offset lower silver. vcaA cables ana 'A'
r.n,rt # nrdsticct, showing 800 increase ~ $4,000
Ln.hols IN The ,upply east Of ulc R"il Moali'i,'
DE-, 11,l, o b Ciut At ~ ol7- Muy went from
- o5a II O4 SO % Al o. liz Il o. tne A,' pri1
Ard GFm There we're sle- Of 10000 b'"hcl' oi
Az rn was dull md took ~ nom the movement
If ,,irat The options were l-oli cent minor
The pot market vAs steady and 10 expo" ''''' "'''
Cat. were duh ana faau'c'-. y'h iAe opii',ff
ii c~ut higher. l.al- tic.ts T.iftr 90" iI''''' ~
- 900 bushels IN De E,,tcrn yi,..e supply. 49, .,
narS.J,. The options closed mp 7,Ili p'.ni-
W M, iI pcSecaGcr II OF: Janun.y, u oi3s;
February. a. oi -; Mny. Il % =, ,.,, -aq-
Corn January. D. 3.r; MAY - I'' '"''' 90
''n PRELIMINARY, 4 81, May. 40 b. cont. ,,,
Iar-Jauuy, @j 10, february go
F' The Ts,ep., Of grain and -four rcporni yc,'@rda'
al New ~, fh'dcIpha' E.u 81. lu.b,.: Oats.
3I.!, ~ 1 1H g., X Ca'a,5, Nlgaus ?na IT,
com 3 -. ~, E Ea.ae a fS. 5.-ci barrel,
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.
Chicago D.. - ,~q,.-n-ll'a .-,a' , ny > ',,,.
~ iia Nav. ne at e!. fha M "a 4 -.-.,'s
va, a.; "a; ' "a r o ., NJ, a - Ma All y,on ''
%, y. Toni- ii, .a- moro tau es.'- o.-
ii ..a j,.o,1...aa. and smo-t 'n'ir-y n H., say f
uqgi3''on A. a, a., i' 1 ,nt M, i'm. si,i -.e. see al
t.cu,alr p'n-.d VII ". 'n',I H. t..5. B'..ub,r
a s.i a. 49, ana a' IT,. q 80. M.} oo o ~ . sai
,ia at ~ ,.. I'M elm a T9i.ii Is
il.e. al l'y va vl,a.n = cot . ..,.' ra...t
] o.
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COTTON ,Ihrknrs-nY TrLl1EArlL

Liverpool, Dee: - y r-loton--Ih" ''.'' '' To" nav
nc Irg~d 90 bale AIE,r!cur. ....., ,t,,oi,,y
,ox mldqllnr ,su,e D., amber doii'cri. Iva -.'.
- and January relyrly 2b-i -"irfs; JHnN'
srd tstr,arv delivery a0id -rLqrs thu'N "e ga u
a -aia buVcrs March ADD A. fl delivery. . llptu
s'Is' - ,rG Nav ~..rv . lsdff huy"f- Ma' 'ud
Ji'o 90 ,crg l7-siai 1890 W." ana J96 q.HN,.
90 a -...r- July and ALgu,t delivery. - 'I ~
sara f.i Dr 24.-lotton dp!l aud 10y ~ IN. o-'
lo, Siaa!lng ~ good cldinary joe, anu ,,
receipts l31e bdys sport 7" ''' "''''''' '
-alr- 800 -t0ek, l-hF'' .,,, ....... ,.ddrtrc
~au Orleans nc.. p cotton quiet ana 49, H u' u.s.
g. "a "a. l.s in.fdauF. so ronl ordinary 700
# -ot ... |r,.-- /" 100 ,ttlt- 20 Gre1' 81 TIN.
ct Pa ID ~. 'I0. ~ far tptri.Lt 1906 toast
1.-. J 0iB. -a.r-. $500; -tl-h. -7'3--.
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C,,n flful g5ia,e for Sale.


INST BARGAIN on West Side our
ID tory h-h--toop bro"n-ton' 1--WE. iHt5'
lTN5i f'rf aGd thirc.s'ory extension Nt"-'
+,,r 30 900. nlway, OPEN Tor inspection.
ShNiJIi COLCORD. Builder and Owner.
J,XiMINE that fnc 2i-foot front dining
r. roor rV'"n- on dwelling, fronttne Man
haitian Squarr and overlooking Central fark.
10 - Vet 7tth.-t. Price. 80, 0(1I. A.
vay, opro TO- Inspection. SAMUEL COZ
CORD. owner.
II Ok SALLY compictt.. ,e-'ory brown own
4 stone house. near Mad ,On,aNr. pc.
r,eoT 60,h and G,th So small payment
r.qulred fr.t.rlm>7 condition q mfro'h'
4. g. BURNETT CO.. 700 N1dl'"n-1sN.
EIRsrcLSSS F6VR.srCRY mon,
ST6OP calinct-nnishod lOfoo' front and
extension dwA'1s, NO. lo7 anl ~ .,l Wa cCd
-5'h.-t I'm r.-fiict,I n'ichborl o. 5,O'O
nid -3e. 900. AWAY. 'p"u fof in-Ir OF.
SAMUEL COLCORD. owner and fu.!d,t.
40. 50 WisT 7GTH. NT.-New ar't-c,'as'
y cabinet Hu.th,t .0-ino' mont am" 70
room, C>t.u.iol dwelling arr. 81 liiv d .ni'
a,.d: 1000: block ,u,..tr', ''A AVN
'gcn for inspection. SAN IL 1pLloiD'
owner.
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1HE PETROLEUu MARhETS

,,rvs FROM TIL FIELD AND EiNGE or PRICES
mon. ,,a, barely 70 shadow u % crude oil market
v..,c-,,v. At the Consolidated Exchange no u'd'nS
tool. place. aal AZ tie stock Exchange oai' '.oo BAR
,>l- were sold al ~ - cents. Refined ol Wa w.
''.,t .t 3- cents IN la.icls. aud J..' c'nl' per
'iI,''T ID, 49,. l.ro I'm quotatio,s Nrt'crp. lo -
c."rs. I,ocIuon. Ga5 mark London. - pence
nc ,Aaugc~ VIII ~ c!osoi to d.N
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New cotton.
STAINED.
food Ordinary -....
.nf.s God n1HffnAl

S,ri Good 6rdinarr q 1916 Mddlng ...........e'-
The option market vas Qg acu'E and very lr5SsiHni.
strong and weak hy tuin-. In the 'rfB eedil-N
NE w. con siderable COZ ,rug Of "-ho,t," over the ho
Dan, and besides this The bulls were ahe0 OY 1i1
Of 4d5 points. Liverpool, however, vac Weakei , ann
III. ,ouuIqd with the decline in silver U0mp,eu u,
seiliuc ending n a general break. December c'S'I
paints lower. while later months sho"d lolssS o
iIts a, comIartd with tie final OF YESTERDAY Sa1'''
Ia 600 bales. ,....., Col
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poar0 ann Rooms.

-A.-AN ATTRACTIVE ~ floor. (
n. rooms. bath pf'ate cable optional
Also attisctive roors. with private baths.
with Dr without board suite ana single
fouu.s: apartments. doctors ol.Dc,'. all
desirable locations. highest reference, given.
Information free.
$ 4. LELAND n Co,
56 WEST 3trH-SL
A DVEEIIeEMENIS IoE THE NEW.
~ YORK tribune " Ill Bt RE-
No .3s Rroadvay. corner Thirty ID st-,t.,
until . H. u 20 West Twenty third st.
conner sih-str. ~ Sixth-aNe. lb3 Fourth
ave. corner louitrcnth-st.; 100 lhird ave,
corner foity-cTcntn.st. ! oI0 Th!i4.aye.,
ave- ; 90 Liieriy-,t. 80 Avenue A.; ! 3e3
80 Ent On,.hundrcd and twenty -ffth.st.,
w to 8 .. m. at regular Office r'to-.
NDI~ON-ANI., 1i4.-ouporior board .
w SECOND noof rl suite or ,epnatcd also
one heated han room.
NIADfSoN-AVE. SS-With BOARD. square
VA room. UNEXPECTEDLY vacant suitable fpr
two gentlemen or gentleman and wife, rrf-
crcncus.
81 Sr.sT.. . WEST. near 5thlyc.-Niccly
. furnished rooms excellent table and
attendance; select. homeil.c surrOuLdin-,
m DIST. "a WEST.-tal-r extension
- = ptriur two folding bed, all IMPROVE
m,nts liberal table, Y2i 10. four second
rOpr 81 for two, Thru floor. 81 f0r two (;
fourth floor so for two; single ~; tran
,lont-. ~ % pr day.
90 DIST. WEST. 3Si.-NcN aud hand.
Eo somo furniture all conNcnionces /;
Table board optional.
otTH.ST.. I3o WE~f.-Laler and small
- ROBINS with board t.rm~ mod rate.
% WEST 6lsI.ST.-Dc-irnble and hand
81 ,omoly furnished hoor' or separately
with board references.
100 LEXINGroN-AVE.ii,T1 Hand -o ,,'.l.
l ~ furnished roaris WIN or without
l-o LEXINGTuN-NNE- .Nquar, room {;
IU also uarlor. suit doctor or dentist
with or without board.
Ico SRI. AVE.-Deslr'hlc sunny rooms,
4OO second floor, Win sooi IoSId.
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LARGEST STOCK AND WAHEROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
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HAVANA MARKET

Havana D.. "i.-Sp,n.-l gold. 1917. fN' I',-,
o -'-'.r ,g..t. K o. .tlf ID Chat ~ IltinI- lGV ~
t,-. Co.,rf..ai -. d~lr,r, ppa.I'alon "ci. sou 'l
~ % god p.r q.nil-
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FOUR PASSENGER, TOP AID 10 yof
CARRIAGES, INCLUDING MANY
Nov III TIES.
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.----@---7l ~
I 372' 374, $40 BROoME-sT. rx
HANRIAGf.S FOi; TOWN AND COUN ~
TRY OF EVERY DESCRlPIloN'
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Irrnlsheo Rooms.

-FIFTH-AVE. CORNER.
y. Party occupying lovely nat. up one
fight vii l,uf OF 3 roou-. rharMlnrlY
Furnished. Nltu steam D. at and al improve
m.At,. % lr,t-clt,s p.op.o " "a t'i'f rs
,OLE 10 la't li,h.--
1T % WASHINGTON PLACE. near
n UloldNav Atlf-o1'ly furn.- h'd I'r-r
sid -Uai rDo"r. connecting AL - .'o'.'
sunny .Npo.ai., choice location i't 'l'
w.nt...
A iAEGD mu.f.oH or 'r 10
q a. Nm j. NtGi'iN "a 'aa'e.
SUITE nuu. ,t,d rr.u, piNato m'h.
n near MiunsfIan DiuO. - ". ''t".~'.
NWEEK 81 pryat- hou-" on 5l-t f.,
" near PsrK-aSe,. IA. t"o ,oi"iofl'h'y
,onirnr,.,. EIEoMMFNDED, Dos .,
tribune oncc
0STH.sT.. 70 mar Rroadway Apart.
~ mont on suite. -.ngl rooms. heated.
n upward hlth; convenient hot il. rrs-
isurun,,. I. station gcntien "a.
no WNVIHILY fLAtt. Wellington
IU,1 ~qr,I. Itry~ handsome toIln- cA'
r,I,nt ta6.r. Nj. SWIM.
- | Furnished touur via al conNcn-
'n..-: rfba'. family.
oco WI or SETH ST. Handsomely fmr
term, uo.c.atr. iug 4 times.
Brooklyn.
Two IIT.-A furnished room 10 on o. two
.,nt amen. room IL bt 10. high rrAiu- ;
an H.IGrd.atc mar ~ tdviN. EiO,tYn.
D. d.. references exchanged. Adil IS
Dr.. Bon II. 1iIbunc onI'c
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zulLf.IA,f TRENHOLM.
Busllle5s G hancs


G.NTLINNN. permanent disabled
n and forbGd.u by IFS phy l,Iht o. tlun>'' .
business. d,,I,, JOB dispose oi Hl'1-, ii-'
Grocery. ~t..N.I VISTA choice OILS ana i"-
Gated .A fashionable ani -I' .Ilt h,!-n
horGuud. about 30 minutes i.h NrN- "IN
.C.ft. Ans one GO-.rou- ol onid .hS ~ 'N-
.,,.I.ut oupoflllult. AN lind suchby address.
ius H.. Box $40 Nc".NorN.
DDITiONAL capital procuru for busl
a u.-, uurpo.cA Investors ad1>ed with
out charge, Of desirable oppoFtutti,i,e,s elss.
ct coiumcrg tai r"ler'noSSc.... u..,'"'
CAtLF TON. Brokers. 202 HIGHWAY
ApVERTlsENENrs. cltcul2,s. notice;
n bu-inc-, pioJrc,S, aTamh ,aI 'ni ,1h,. ~
Alth originality skill AMI lite ,r hnisln ~
,ri,ate tutor. 323 ln-i l2jthst
VALUABLE PN1ENT Wi b. traded
"A in whole or part FOR real tate stoc -
BROCK. Atlantic BuIidg. washington Do.
lady with capital can SCUM very
y desirable. -lf. ana proNtAt- business
by ,ddr.--ns NJ. D., Tribune 'i'e'.
ACTIVE rNETNrE with 5000 wanted
n lon coal Sald established. ompl9tr, sue.
ce,sful, with nr-t-,a,, family rae long
lo.-c. SUCCESS. Tribune ON
. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR DIE NEW
"A YORK TRfRuNE Will re RE.
trIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ..BS ErOadN way. corner lirOl NJ ~,
INN 8 y. M 30 West Twriy.th ird-,t.,
cornc, Sth.aNe.: 49, Slxth-aye. 1883 Fourth
ave. corner Fourteenth-~t. 200 Tniri'are.,
corner Fotty-seN euth-,t.; Q-UIhird-ayc.,
near SiNty.nfs;.,t LOS Firs-aNe.; 100
Wost Forty -second-,t.; 1902 columbus,
ave. 90 Lbrrty-st.; p ANens A.. 325
'rlIrd-nte., aud the HARLEN OLyICE,
TO Fast One.hundred- and twaty tfth St,
w 10 y. m. at regular office rtes.
Dr~lN t,>N CAEp~. @~Ni iuhc,. ~ per
ID 1000; good stock AMI Wot send 10
cent, lor Samples. g. II. RiON, -
Malrru.,t.. y. y.
g. OR >NLE.-Fi -t.cla-- RESTRAINT doing
Il GOOD hu-iu,~-. > years ltt cause ~
-ellin.. must go West call az 22O 3daNt.
l., or SALE - pcmocitic weekly
Y iu good Nrt-NOrd town. WE BROS,
Newspaper rrotcr- II Pari, hw, y. y.
H. ADORABLE opportunity. 10 get TIA
= rle business 1t ltrhmos I'M, l.. |.
rrorrry could ic added ~ substituted
D. dug contains store. hU~Omrly utted
Up 10 living rooms water all improve
u'ents. good stable. no char for goodwill
Of business: rent for the Oolc. SO pr
month: possession on Jan. =. J. W.
FIELDER. % Libcrty-sI
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w ASKING. Sc.-By German wons'
w 20 20 out by the day TO do Ms'h,o,,gii
ilcning and cleaning. Mrs. WIFI, y"
Mast u2A-AA
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Rooms Dantco

yV,NIip -Dr e gentleman. on" or two
W Furnished rY.n- with Urtlf" barb.
between ~ and 3,tu -t-. tddir.,. stating
p.. al fuu particulars. l'oN -, !rbun
One.
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' - 800. 80 baes. Is folloWs !:

Warehouse deliveries since December l. 1890; New
york 100 TAG bags baltimore 1851 bags NeN-OfNahs'
"a nzs hagr total 155,05l bags ,-.
IL on The spot unchanged In price and quiet
~ balcs Tor consumption. Port receipts. 30 $50
f' against 40 300 bales this day last week and 3iCo
,,a'iC-~' - dav last wear. Crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
WHEAT. NO. 2.

Cash quotJtions were follow: Flour stady.
changed No 'glIng wheat eo,,a9oc; No ,prns
wheat, S0dSJA2r; No > red. Ole 40 fSi2o; No
oat-. ION d40%c; No rye. 40, 1866; No barley.
nominal No i h1N-cod, VI 1872 prime emothy seed,
~ 17dSl IS pork, per bbl ~ - lard 100 n.
6oas5 G22 short F6' ,dv loo.e. - soN,i 50 dry
~sitd shoulder boNcd. - 25ds4 81 clear sides
boxed. - o5GSj Is; whiskey, dsicrs' finished sood-
~ "a; sugars unchanged No white oats. i0Nf40zc
40 3 40. .9di02c; No barley. T. o. b., 55d1ic; No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-25
Eorses ailo Carriages.

\ N SiS' S74' 336 BROoME-sT.
HAERIAGt.s FOi; TOWN AND CoUN'
TRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LOWEST PRICES FOE PROMPT CASH
Rrouchams. Roekaways,
Xxi. Brougnams. Ext Rockaways.
i,ounes Coupe ROck3w3yA
iisndaulets. Six Pass. RockaW0ys,
iandsus, Curtain ROckaways.
Great Variety OF ro,
FOUR PASSENGER TOP AND No IOr
OCtERIAGEs. INCLUDING MANY
NOV TIES.
IN THE WORLD.
DON'T purchase carriage In town or out'
until you pay Us visit. ------
- or SALE.-Thc entire stock OF ths
Il Highland Stock Farm, consi-lnB Va
brood mares, colts and Mics o., itvH haryIs
$ @a.. and and r f s%ia f'si1 = he Sy
Gen. Washington, he by Gen. hnoN. I'll
WashinesenS ds% wa k Mas 1 Ee@beS S Dam
By I9y f psfi't % Del Sur; ALSO Charlie Wilkes
aily and ! blaek eeldipq. that can tr9t IN
T,s9uLAssGps 5 tSeis F iPiiIs%aI pawsaess'
IL
,pTCTAT-CURISTM
- DO not forget that there l. no present
,,cro useful and acceptable than nlc'
bueey, phacton, blackboard, road WAS wsgop,
,o'd cart or Surrey. For next Ten doys in W.
wATINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE o.
- 70 Woo,torst.. l51 South 1th-aFe'' He"'
York. -----
OPTICAL. 1870 r., ~
> 400 delivery wagons. suitable lot az
fft hA fs.f
canine and commence the New f!ir WIN
a new rig. Light delivery WAGONS ,4tr ,,299n,-
-, u.s. speciality. RACl NJ WN',',N
NND CARRIAGE co.. 1jl, l53 SCUM ON
ave. New-York.
ccOn SPLENDID carriage team. oi,,h
s.,n VIi ,,uni Kind and gentle: l3-o $500
ror Rrew-.ir landau. cost = 80. = won,
r.e. Apply i. JOHNSON, hc'n' "
Stable 30 W.T. iith--t
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-07
They viii Never Know.

The administration has a real mvs-
terry, says the Washington Star, aud
the best of the joke is, that it will re-
main a mystery until time shall be no
more. North Dakota will seek in vain
for the testimony which shall indi-
cate that it was admitted to the union
a few seconds in advance of South Da-
kota. and South Dakota can hunt until
the crack of doom for evidence that
would give it a similar desirable sen.
iority. The question of priority mus,
forever remain unanswered. simply
because no one can answer it.
When the president received from
the state department the two procla-
nations. wanting only his signature.
the question of priority at once came
up. aud it was found difficult to de.
eide.
1t was q grave situation for the pres.
ident. and he evidently realized it. but
he Steered his way out of the difficulty.
The documents unlocked at. were laid
face downward on the desk on a sheet
of paper. and then they were shufled
until the most expert trickster at cards
could not have told which was which.
When this state of the game had
been reached the proclamntions were
turned face upward. but protected
from the gaze of every one by the
sheet Of paper on which they had beer
laid. The sheet was slipped aside un.
til the blank spaces for the presiden.
tial signature were exposed. The au.
tograph vas appended, the ink al.
lowed to dry. the proclamations turned
over once more, aud again vigorously
shuffled. The two Dakotas we're adj
mitted to the union of states, and. al.
though one of them was ahead of the
other just the length of time it took
the president to write his name, his.
tory will never be able to record the
name of the first one. 1t is a profound
mystery, and always will be.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-11-07
A KcsourceIuI wIIc,

A good story comes from one of the
rural districts of an ex-swell who mar.
ried n young woman with n reputation,
much to The chagrin of his family, who
cut him off," SO to speak. for such a
fatal mistake. Recently the parental
hearts began to relent, and Il PROPOSE
tion was made through an accommodate
ing friend that the young ex-swell
should divorce the Objectionable daugh-
t%er-in-law, and receive IN return not
only the parental blessing, but a good
~ part Of the parental cxchequer.
When the matter was laid before
madame she advised her spouse to ac-
cept the generous reward offered for
the '.inconstancy of man." suggesting
that it would be advisable 10 rcple,a
the empty Golfers.
What's a divorce more or less?
Let's have u by all means-diyide
the spells and get married over again.
Now, could a man, an ex-swell, have
= more accommodating wife.
Why" she said to a listening con.
idante-who, of course. circulated the
matter, rs all well regulated con.
iidantcs do-'why. l am ready to do
anything for the dear boy.n And she
added ingenuously: Only last winter.
when he was strapped for funds. l
wen. to San Francisco and worked in u
bookbinderg. "-Sap Francisco Cal.