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Onlys few days more then we shall prepare TO move
to our new building almost completed the southeast
corner OF 18th and streets northwest. Take advan.
tae Of these rare bargains offered you. The cost of
goods has not been taken into consideration every ar
ticie has our removal price on it
THE FAIR.
SIP 9TH ST. NV.
French China Fruit saucers assorted decoration.
gold lines, only SC.
French China Individual Buffers. tinted and gold
lined, assorted decorations. only &c.
French China Cream Pitchers decorated only 1Oc
French China Decorated Cup and Saucer only 1Sc.
each Decorated Porcelain Cups, Saucers and Pl aes
only 81. 10 per set.
Individual Salt or Pepper Shakers only &c.
Individual Salt Cellars only l5c. dozen.
Individual Crystal Glass Cream Pitchers only Sc.
Crystal Glass Fruit Saucers only &c.
THE FAIR,
s12 9TH ST. NV
1Ox17 Imitation Walnut Frame Mirrors only 35c.
Patent Double Cover Stop Jars nicely Japanued only
i9c.
Handsomely Japanned Water Carriers only Csc.
Nickel plated Call Bells only 3yc.
Sherwood's Iustral Wire Castors only RQc.
Fancy Brass Tables reduced to 52.4S.
Handsome Walnut Towel Rollers only 25c
Ink or Mucilage, 3 bottles for sc.
Sapolio only &c. . cake.
s12 9TH ST. NV.
Covered Crystal Glass Sugar Bowls only loc.
Banded Champagne Glasses only DC.
Fancy Pressed Tumblers only &c.
Footed Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls only 19c
Crystal Oblong Preserve Dishes only &c
Engraved Vinegar or Oil Cruets only 19c.
Crystal Celery Glasses only 12c
ODDS AND ENDS.
A few more Odds and Ends in White and Decorated
China, Tin Ware Glass Ware, &C.. about half value
! Decorated English China Dinner Set, 70 pieces,
only 30. 4S, worth $685.
Odd Decorated English China Dinner aud Tea Set,
slightly damaged. only sS.39.
Odd Decorated China Chamber Set, with jar. only
90 9S worth S16.4S.
l Odd Decorated China Chamber Set. with jar. only
S10.9S.
THE FAIR,
S12 7TH ST. NV
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CHAMBER
SETS. DINNER SETS AND TEA SETS tNoT AD-
vERTIsED, OVER sa.9s.
OUR ADVANCE STYLE OF BABY CARRIAGES
AND REFRIaERAToRs ARE NOW ON EXHIBIT.
TON. DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OUR
LINE AND COMPARED PRICES.
THE FAIR
S12 9TH ST. NV,
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FRENCH aAUzEs
EVENING WEAR.
In order to make room for our spring purchases
have made large reductions i'll all our Evenng Goods
and Will offer them at AMI below cost. These Goods
being all OF the latest designs are most desir
able for
BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
45-pch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinscl
Ill White and Silver. Cream and Gold. Cardinal and
Gold. Gray and Silver. Black aud Silver. keduced to
Soc: former price 81.
45ipch Fancy Striped Gauzes, in Cream and Gold,
Blue and Silver, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold, MEze
and Gold, Black and Cold. Reduced to SOC. former
price s1."5.
45-inch Chenille Striped Gauzes with Tinsel, in
White and Silver and Cream and Gold. Reduced to
SI.65; former price So.
46-ineh Embroidered Gauzes. with Satin Stripes, in
Cream, Blue, Pink. Cardinal. Gray and Maize. Re
duced to S2.25: former price S2.75.
Two Pieces of Very Handsome Embroidered Nous
seine de Sole. in Pink and Blue. a. yards EACH 40
lnches wde the Regular price OF which was $40. Re-
duced to 50.
45inch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue, Maize Nile aud
Cardinal. Reduced TO 81; former price sl.35.
Many Short Lengths at half price.
We invite early inspection of these goods before
| the assortment Of colorings broken.
e. G. DAVIS,
ja31 719 Market Space corner Sth st
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HINTS You NAY Pnorrr b..

Continued belovN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
W. G. crcnshaw. Robert W. Gwatlrmay and Robert l..
REoRGANIzING THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
A FUNERAL CALMNESS OHARACTERIzES THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN VARIOUS
DISTRICTS.

The Executive Committee OF the County Democracy
met last night I'm the small hall at Cooper Union, and
organized for the year. The IXth Assembly District
where Police Commissioner VOorhis seeded with the
entire County Democratic organization, was still I'M
represented. but the gap caused by Justice O'Rey's
detection in the lid had been repaired the name
Of Henry r. Beekman appearing the head OF the
seven members from that district Ex,Judge stephen
:. Blake made temporary chairman, and presided
throughout the meeting with Charles j. MCGEE as
secretary. Ex-Sherif James OBrien. one Of the
recent accessions to the organization, was present,
and made a member OF the committee organize
ton, which went through the motions Of making
nominations for permanent officers. Colonel Michael
&. Murphy reelected chairman. the other officers
chosen being follows: Vicechairmcn, John
Fenne and stephen 5. Blake; secretaries, Charles J.
McGee and Mitchell Levy: treasurer, Richard \.
Cunnin gham, and scrgeantat arms. Richard Castcll.
on motion Of eX-Alderman Bowling, IT was de-
cided to appoint, heretofore, one member OF the
sub Executive Committee for Assembly District
and all Of the districts except the Ninth and the
Twenty third Wards named their representatives.
This regarded as a victory for Police Justice
Maurice J. Power OF his enemies had favored
the abolition Of the Sub-EXecutivc Committee or at
least wished to make il larger. Especial objection has
been made 10 the fact that its meetings are always
held in secret at the New Amsterdam Club, and some
surprise expressed last night because none OF the
malcOntcntS raised any objections.
Tho most notable changes in tho membership
Of the Sub-ENccutive Committee in
the I'D. lid and INth Districts, where
William +. Conran, Henry Il. Beehman and John T.
Ahearn succeeded three Tammany converts, cN War
den Walsh. Justice O'Relly and Commissioner Reilly.
Othcr changes were that Lawrence Wells succeeded
Thomas {. Durham in the With: j. Wesley smith
took the place of Charles cardslcy In the KILN;
John Hayes that Of Patrick II. Kerwin in the NNth
ana John T. Kerry that Of Colonel f. t. Wood in the
twenty fourth Ward. Justice Power still represents the
NNlth District and. 1t was said. would probably sue
coed himself chairman and 81 leader although
Patrick Keenan,, OF the XlIth, Is also mentioned.
ON motion Of Justice Power, the chairman
OF the Executive Committee wa directed 20 appoint
committee OF fifteen to rcOrganizc the INth District
The committee also decided upon an assessment of o
upon each member for expenses. The meeting WAS
exceedingly tame. even melancholy, and cN Jud ,c
Blakc'S opening address particularly lucuhriour.
lie spoke OF the importance OF vglant scrutiny Of
the party In power In the city government and evoked
some applause hy Insisting upon the need OF real
ballot reform. with a strictly official ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
TT LOOKS LIKE Az IBIGTTC HOAY.

Police Inspector Williams, yesterday received three
small sheet, Of white wrapping paper. little solcd
and crumblcd. which had been found I'm bottle in
the East River, AT Thirty 4. on the paper
was written the following:
steamship Erin. Burning. 915 y. m. Jan. 3.
$3.50. MY mile, y T.. ~ barbados l..
Nv Dear Eddie: near Won 50 full -
glowing hope " folding in nv arms Death T.,
coming near me. The steamer on which l.lt Now
York j, burning l write this hy the light oi the
funeral pyrc. Two Of the boats lost The deck -
full Of mad cattle Captain and two OF the crow
tossed overheard bv the wild animal-. I'm hour
Wc may all y" iu IN" bottom OF the ocean. The ngc
&, beyond control. / going Ia seal THIS mp in .
bottle. hoping and praying IL may be- fonnd. MAY
tod help and bless IL we cannot help OurSclNc, !
You WHO may find this waf from q drowning man.
implorc los all hold sacred - all possible.
dispatch iu ecuding 10 50 my wife julia. cod help
u! We are lO-t. j.
Inspector Williams said the letter about tie
worst hoax he had ever seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb Is )speciaD.-The bull party in wheas
showed little more energy today encouraged chiefly
los colder weather in the winter wheat belt. by the
reports OF jonted' wheat in Indiana, and by tho
prospect OF still colder weather tomorrow. May
wheat opened at - Is dropped for moment 10
- - but rallied 10 - > and closed at - 3S cents
bid The low prices Of the day made carly un.
der the influence of considerable increase in amount
OF wheat passage. The export ccaranceS in wheat
and nour were 100000 bushels.
The signal service map showed very cold weather
In the Northwest and quite weather
through Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. message from
san Francisco declared that the seeding of wheat hcrq
had been prevented 10y nccssant rains. and another
from -. LouiS declared that the winter wheat move
mcnt I'm Kansas largely increasing. Corn
early. but closed steady at 80 cents for May.
l--0l4 cent over Monday night The first
trading wa, Influenced somewhat by the reduction IN
freight rates from the Missouri River which goes into
eject saturday. oats closed just where they dill
Monday. at II cents for May Provisions were dull.
pork closing just whec il opened al $40. Lard and
ribs closed al decline from the opening 81 less than
> cents There was free selling of ribs by Cud'
aly, and free selling ~ Lard hy Partridge. May
wheat on the curb - 3--0 - l2 puts, - Ia
calls, - 30 cents.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco February Is. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
XR. MEYER HAS NOT LEFT TOWN
HE SAYS THAT HE HAD POWER TO SIGN CHECKS
THE LENOX HILL BANK NOT EEOPENED.

HE SAYS THAT HE HAD POWER TO slGN CHECKS
THE LENOX HILL BANK NOT EEOPENED.
It was reported yesterday that Philip l.. Meyer had
left town on account Of his connection with the sale
OF the sixth National Banks bonds; that warrant
was ont for his arrest and that he was wanted -
answer 10 the charge Of wronefully ndorsnS checks
Meyer d. co. Mr. Meyer seen at his home last
nlcht by a Tribune reporter lie denied that he had
been ont of town and dsclamcd any intention Of going
away As 10 the bonds, he said he sold them for Pcl
at Pes request, personal favor ana received no
commission or other remuneration for his service. A.
10 the checks both he and his father, e. T. Meyer he
said had perfect right 10 sign the firm name. Mr..
Meyer said, he had SIR. Wallack within day or
two. and that he had not been out Of the city.
Tribune reporter caling at Mr. Wallack5 house, saw
several trunks in the hall and Informed that SIR.
Wallac had been home to dinner but out for the
evening.
The Grand Jury continued yesterday the cxamina-
ton witnesses in the bank fraud cases Conrad y.
Jordan the president Of the Western National Eank.
who had been called as Il witncs, Monday. gave
further testimony Other witnesses called We're
state superintendent Preston. Of the Banking De
partment Assistant Examiner Trenholm and Cashier
COlson. Other witnesses will testify to-day.
Conrad y. Jordan ex peccd 10 effect "A reorganization
OF the LenOX I'M Bank YESTERDAY, but ala not sue
Geed IN doing 50. Iic wished to get a German
dent Of the bank, hut did not get an answer To his
proposition Yesterday. lie expects 10 hear today.
With of business ability and energy at the head
of the institution Mr. Jordan think, that it will
be IN an clninenty pICWN~~ condition. When "A suit
aoe man Is found. who Will accept the place. board
or directors VIII be chosen who sympathy WIN
HIM Mr.. Jordan will become vice president Of the
bank.
Mr.. Jordan said that Charles F.. Wallack was stlll
In the city and recently attended "A session Of the
Claassen examination before Commissioner Shields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
bills 1NrRnprcEp IX TIE rwo HOUSES.


Albany Feb 1-.-Am0ng the bills introduced IN the
Senate to-day was one by Mr.. Collin, appropratna
$500 900 for the purchase of material, FOR manufact
urc in the state pr -ou,, rcformatorc, and houses OF
correction: prohibiting work for profit IN these n,ti-
tutons or iu pcncutarics and providing that produ't
q prison labor shall be- used solely by almshonsc-.
a,ylums and charitable and penal Institutions. The
Controller the superintendent of stat" Prison, and the
president Of the state Board Of Charlie, shall fix a.
not above cot the price Of such good, 10 such inst
tution,. Persons in jails shall work on highways
40 prisoucrs convicted in amy other state shall be
received in New York penal Institutions.
In the Assembly Mr. Clarke presented a bill reg
ulatng the charges for the Of telephones cities
having a population Of 100000 Inhabitants over.
The bill xc, the rate at not exceeding 80 per year.
violation of the provisions OF the act j, made mis-
dcmcanOr. and the yiOlatOr Is made liable "A civil
action for damage, Tho viOlatOr j. also liable In
The sum II net lc, than $50 more than 900 FOR
each offence recoverable n the suit Of the people.
through the Attorney General, half Of the
a. be paid to the state. and the remainder 10 the
county where the offence - committed. Spcci1l and
exclusive line, are excepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
ro NrEAK Ar rnE NorrHERy SocIErr DLNNER

At the which viii be- given by the Southern So
clcty az the IcnoX Lyccum Wa,hington's birthday
delegations viii be present from Washington Charleston
savannah Atlanta and Richmond. The boxes will be-
occupied by Mr.. Grover Cleveland Mrs John G.
Calhoun Mrs AbIam >. Hewitt. and Mrs. w. G. whitney
are among the number and the following will respond
IN the toas- ENprc>idcnt Cleveland % Thc Birthday OF
George Washington" Judge Alexander T.. Humphrey OF
Louisville '11c Union" Mayor Grant. The city Of New
yorf. WAYNE MacNcagh, ''Th' Bench and Bar Thomas
Nel.on Page ~ Richmond Tho Original Thirteen" ;
Iobn Tempc Graves. Of Rome. Ga, The South" w
Rourke Cochran. Press; aud Charles II.
Editor OF Thc St. Louis Republican" Tho West and
IT, People" The dinner arrangements In charge Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
POULTRY AND GAME.

The market for live poultry dragged along quite heavily
until near the close OF the week, when the stock began
TO clean up better and the feeling stlnened niue Us
tarday fowls and chickens made some advance ana toay
he 9geyIngs went out nicely at 9Gl0c as 70 quality
Turkeys ducks and geese sell fairly when PRIME Due n'
ferior Iots arc ouet and easy. Pigeons steady.
REGENTS OF dressed poultry have no; been excessive ana
with accumuatonS OF poop
sfoclo Turkeys have ruled firm and show slight mn
provemen but advices indicate larger shipments at me
close and stock rather freely offered Mo,S saeS
weights at 1idl5c, but selected smsIl SIS
are saeable a shade higher. few extra reaching loct
but rarely Western Chickens and fowls OF average
qllfty are freely Toe, but an occasional I0 OK
very choice bright is placed shade higher fha-
dephla chickens quiet demand only for fancy t oasthg
stock and extra small brOilers Ducks steady t'eese
Quiet and Unchanged Capons dull Wild ducks OF fine
quality and heavy weight fair demand tut all small
thin birds drag irregular prices. Frozen snlpe anu
plover steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
RS AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream st tho
different railroad distributing point, in and near the CITY
Tor tho week nave follows Erie. ADJ OF
milk 80 cans Of condensed milk and lO6 Of cream
PENNSYLVANIA Poughkeep,ic and Boston - OF milk :,
Su-quehauna 800 cans OF milk and 80 Of cream
ckaNauna 9-J II milk and Of cream New
York Central and Harlem 600 of milk III cans
~ condensed milk and Of cream Ncwfork CITY
and Northern lT5 ~ milk New-llavcn and Hart
ford LILO OF milk Onsrio and western, 40 can.
~ milk and % West Shore. oJ5 cans Of
milk and 80 can, u cream; SewIersey Central $50 cans
OK milk aud and by miscellaneous short
routes 500 cans Of milk and 20 Of cream. The
total daily supply been l6l07 cans OF milk. lob cans
Of condensed milk and 3J6 ~ The average
price paid surplus the platforms has been 81 20
u can u forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
REAL ESTATE MEN DISCUSS 7irlrIoy.

yhr Committee ~ Legislation II the Real Estate
Exchange met yesterday. Constant =. Andrews tho
chair The sub COMMITTEES on Taxation and Assess
mcut reported that II hal examined Assembly, biz
80. Az. to amend the laws - personal taxation.
Tho report stated fully the objections, To- the bill.
II Wa adopted ard the secretary Wa- instructed tO
send N to Tho speaker Of the House Nr. Bach
brought mp the hardship which sometimes arises frm
liquor lccu>", bcius personal and NOT attached TO the
property. The matter referred t. q committee.
George L"-piur-,c spoA" Of the injustice OF iu-
Clcaeing tax Fahrs pending construction and the
subject was referred 10 "a committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
To SNOW PIGEONS AND PorLTRY.

4 great cchlIng Of hens and growing 81 cocks filed
The American IN titutc Building yesterday. Tho
poultry and Ii-oous were being PIT in place for the
coming show which VIII open 10 The public 20 morrow
morning at 10 oclori. Hy noon today n is expect
that all the lr, viii Doe 300 place" The LIT Of entries
foot, mp 5000 bird iu breeding yards and pens
The managers OF the show We're hard AT work yc-tor
d1K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

Receipt, for week, 303S pigs; exports, 400 pkgs
Thu general trade 10 be rather quiet anu with IN
cIcasing receipts and mild weather the market Is weaker
ON most grades fresh Elgn creamery has
sales &c rarely any higher, FOR ayOrlte brands but
2sc II the common price on the market Inc
Iowa and Wisconsin sep1 goods show new milk
and improving quality but the supply is also arger and
advantage In the matter Of price;
call 26 d27c full quotation to-day for extras. Extra
rsS range u according to the cOsenesS OF tho
grading, stock worth 22G24c Is IN best demand Held
creamery remains state dairy begins arrive
ma some quantity: fancy half tubs all milk
!Img wei AZ 2Ja2Ic and grades worth 2Od22c fairly
alablc Door new butter hard To Old
stock. Choice and fancy old dairy either In tubs or
sr@ H. lr higher common and good grades slow. mi.
tation creamery sells pretty well fine. but all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

game will Schaefer, he wizard" and Heiser
The odds night Overwhelmingly in favor OF
Schaefers winning the first game and as he has been
playing suIerby in practice, he VIII probably have an easy
victory Helser however is likely TO do wonders at
time when his 'nelye desert him. and his play
will be interesting he succeeds in getting his courage to
1.-THE sticking point Tho schedule for the succeeding
games has not been announced yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
CIGARNAKERs 90 on 4 STRIKE.

cigarmakcrs' strike, involving about $50 men. was
begun yesterday in the factory OF Sicdonbofg & Co..
327 East SiXty-thrdst, against reduction
from 10 10 20 cent The strikers well organized
ap say hey determined to win at almost any cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending February is. 1890.
pFANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week Beans, LOO pigs peas Io9oO
bush. Exports Beans 5J pigs peas o,lo dds In
ports, 100 bags. Domestic Marrow Beans are barely
holding their under quiet trade; choice sioux Is
selling manly - 50, but IL Is quite probable hat
less would be- accepted ~ move line Tor export
Medium and Pea steady. White Kidney IN small STOCK
but NOt much doing Red Kidney, but WIN con
tncd light receipt, choice lots firmly held. Turtle
soup lower and dull California Lima nrm at the recent
advance. More doing IN best grades Of Foreign Deans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

pof1foa. ImuorfDd Magnums lr sack 81 40ls1 IS
rofato,. Long Island. LUX, per Dl....... / STG 90
potao.s Jersey per / 25G 81
PotIt1es sat, Der bLl / 500 10
Potatoes Western per Observation-Disclosures. l 75d 81
sweet potatoes. jersey, per b5..-..-....... 0Od "a
t'a1fb,sgs Long Island per bbl ... 8 00d 5 90
tabtage Imported per 100 Observation-Disclosures. 0oal0 90
.ulisowor Florida per bl............... O0G 90
carrots Long Island washed per Dbl ...... ! 756 90
Carrots unw1shed, bulk, per bbl.......... OO9 20
l,t, Rrrruda Der crats................. 1 0Od rs
Rot. klorCl peg G58 %
gg plant Florida per Dbl Observation-Disclosures. Ood 90
string beans. southern, per crate. 30d 90
onions orange County. rcd. per bb....-.. Goa so
Onions. W. stern rcd pcr bbl ............. OOd so
onions Eastern nd pr Dbl ............. OOd 50
Onions Eastern white per bbl............. OOd10 90
S,nlou. yellow per tb .................. GOA 10
Onions g,rnuda Der crate ................ .d 3 90
squash, Long leand, Marrow, per blu. 15d %
Sdra.h Lon, Island Hubbard per Dbl. . GOA rs
'rlrnrs Russia Canada per bbI............. 7j0 80
Turnip- Russia L. l.. per bb............... 75d 90
Tomatoes. Bermuda. per hON....... 0Od 20
1OmaiO-s KY West, peg box. 5o3 y
Tomatoes, Florida per bush crate 0OG 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
domestic 5iinatluns tuantco.
Females.

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at present cnplo'"r.@ l3' last 3'th-~t.
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city references. Apply tor duys. III East
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charer Of an invalid doctor reference.
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Broadway.
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years reference also young girl ~ use
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work seen At 100 West ilHt-,t BOZ
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country Mrs. FISHER 100 T.. 1odtn-st.
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bring mp on bottle; years city reference.
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charge Of invalid good sewer fond Of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19

Domestic poCltoe, have forward freely and
accumulation at the freight yards prices have
ruled weak buyers laNOr, though die moderate
sales reported in range OF former quotations In.
ported Magnums not plenty but the demand IS lig0
values unnprOycd. sweet potatoes quiet. onions
have ruled dull yellow showing some decline. Foreign
WHIT, caobage- iim; red duu and offered at So 100.
Norfolk kalc and spinach about steady Charleston aspar-
gu, scarce and wanted. Florida vegetables in light
supplv aud when choice they bring fu prices commons
lll1n. nlh ID uLrnfE and DULL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-19
BALLOr Reform SIGNATURES

Signature TO the petition Of the New York Ballot
Reform League have been received by Diver sumner
Teal. No. - Cortlandtst., as follows: