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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
The People Are Against 1t.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
ss.eThere isn't salt enough in the sea to
make Indiana Republican this year"
says W. W. Dudley. Therefore it be-
comes necessary to look elsewhere for
majorities, and the force bill is expected
to manufacture these in the South. But
tits safe to say that for every congress
man gained by this method in the South
two will be lost in the North. The
American people do not like manufact-
ured maiOritieS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

THE French government is said to
pay newspapers 100000 in subsidy.
That is not exactly the method in this
country. The editors are sent on for
eign missions, or given lucrative offices
at home.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

IT IS not surprising that STANLEY
looks forward with delight to his return
to this country next fall. He will have
the best the country affords. and full
houses for his lectures. Then the eli
mate will tone him up.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
..Bigger Man, Than Plummer.

Casselton Republican.
In speaking of his claims for the
nomination, johnson stated that it was
his due by right of education, expert
ence and general qualifications to be the
first elected congressman from this
state. He claims that his qualifications
are superior to those Of any other man
in North Dakota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

THE new miles of railroad in the
Northwestern states since Jan. 1, that
are constructed or in sight, are put at
$500. Those are generous figures, and
an index of the growth and deve lop-
ment Of this section.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
Same Cause, Same Result.

Buffalo Courier.
It is said that financial extravagan ce
was the cause of the bloody revolt
against the Argentine government.
Financial extravaganza will be one of
the causes of bloodless revolt against
the Republican congress next Novem-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
But They Won't Get There.

KAN S Horn.
You can pick out dozen people in
every community who would democrat
ize heaven in less than week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

THERE is no complaint by the Repub-
licans in Illinois that Gov. PALMER is
not saying anything. He is talking to
big crowds of farmers, and displays all
the alertness and vigor of a young man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
Hot Weather Curdles 1t.

Chicago Evening Post.
There are times when even the milk
of Duman kindness takes turn and is
liable to sour.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
AT DEwY MORN.
The East is blushing,
The landscape flushing
The waters glowing

The waters glowing
A silver dream.
A faint light-DiElow
Illumes my pillow;
The ROSTERS growing
With joy supreme.
The morning in shimmering gold is moulded,
The robin chants in the tree-top tall:
And at last the mosquitoes softly folded
His murmurous wing on the cottage wall.
Where shadows darkle,
The dew-drops sparkle
On lilies. roses,
And other things,
And for the lakelet
Ducklet and drakelet
Now point their noses
And spread their wings.
The flower that seems of the softest silk made
Cradles the bee on the mountain brow;
And out in the sunshine the rosy milkmaid
Adroitly manipulates the COW.
The frisky heifer
Inhales the zephyr
Scented with clover,
Snowy and deep;
Though Dent on rising,
With ease surprising
turn me over
And fall asleep.
Oh, drop in a cat-nap, sweet and soothing,
And wander through meadows green and
bright,
And forget that the blooming infant tooth
ing,
Has kept me prancing the floor all night
r. Il. M. in Puck.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
A False Census.

Louisville Times
But what more could have been ex-
pected from the Englishman-but yes
terday free trader-whom Harrison
selected to cook protection census for
the American people.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

.sWhat killed base ball?' The answer
is very simple one. The crime was
case of fratricide. Base ball was killed
by the brotherhood.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

Tar. WEEKLY DAILY = Monday "Wednesday
and Fridayl 90 M
Tyr in advance. 81 co 6mos. IN aav, % w
Smonths, in advance 81 W.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters ana telegrsa.i l "
THE GLOBE. st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
To.DAY,s WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-For Iowa: FAIR
warmer; northerly winds. becoming variaple.
For Wisconsin: Fair, warmer; westerly
winds, shifting TO southerly. For Minnesota
and Dakotas: Fair; warmer; winds shltung
to southerly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
1yrin adyanceSIO 90 3 mos. in adv. 81 90 90
en- in advance 5 90 weeks m adv. w
One month Soc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year. ST Six Mo. Csc Three Mo. Soc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

It's a Pretty Lively Corpse.
Detroit Free Press.
A local paper asks the question,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

SUNDAY ALONE.
1vr,n advance So 90 8 mos. in adv .....SV0c
en-. in advance 1 90 1 mo. in adv. ....-2oc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

Chairman A. G. Foster, of the Fourth
district congressional committee. has
Just issued call for a meeting OF the
members of the committee to fix date
for the holding of a convention to re-
nominate Congressman S. p. Snlder.
The committee will meet at the Mer-
chants hotel in this city next Monday,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. In all
probability the convention will meet in
Minneapolis. The date will be fixed
somewhere in the neighbOrhood of
Sept. L, as Mr.. Snider seems inclined to
think that time most satisfactory to
him.
If Hon. Ignatius Donnelly may be
judged by recent interview which he
gave to political friend in Wisconsin,
he may soon be found on the stump for
Gov. Merriam again. According to his
own account he only declared for the
governor two years ago when he found
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

LOCAL FORECAST.
For St. Paul, Minneapolis and vicinity
Fair weather; warmer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05
Eastern advertising Office. Room ~
Tr;bure 9uiidi1o. new York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons ana il .eVll
are cordially invited to visit and avail tnem-
selves of the facilities of our Eastern Office
while in New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-05

Gov. Gordon and the Atlanta Consti-
tuition seem to have abandoned their
Northern boycott as bad job. They
never should have begun it, for the same
reason.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

Wy ASHING -Py a co'orcd laundrcss by
W the week or dozen reference. .fI
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Jan Il. D. m.--Cotton-Thc sales OF the
day include p 800 bales American Futures closed Irregular
53Gid sellers January and February delivery 5364d
sellers February and March delivery, j30id buyers
March and April delivery, 5j-6id sellers; April and
NAY delivery 5G-6id sellers MAY and June delivery,
57.Gid buyers June and July delivery 5s-G3d buy%
July and August delivery. G0Gld sellers Auguse
delivery, 60-eid sellers.
Galveston. Jan. 17.-CotOn firm tending up; miding,
10c low middling 93.c good ordinary, 5-6c; and
receipts l4 bales sales 9dl bales stock, 56938
bales.
Wecky-Nct and gross receipts. II $50 bales; exports
Britain, 5.439 bales the Continent, LIZA
bales cOastwise, 15,S03 bales; sales, 1904 bales.
Norfolk, Jan. 17,-Cotton firm mddng 104c net
receipts ooe2 bales exports 20 Great Britain,
900 bales coastwise 7ol bales sales 596 bales stock,
80 3j bales.
WeeIy-Net receipts 9163 bales gross, 1903 tales;
exports Britain, 900 bales 70 the Contineney
040 bales coaswise, 2496 bales sales, 4,02l bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Newyork. Friday. Jan. 17.-BEEvES-Reccipts 100
geIS ais Side Of dsS5 Il carloads at including 81
carloads Eatmsan Company and I3 esr9Sd S iTI =
makng With the cattle held over on wednesday a6SGt 80
Ca S o tS s et @ Goas 30 sTST pcr cS ~ oxen
$$e$i bulls at - 2O%S2 Sg aoIagd dag "fN' was
PrySte cable adviccs t? quote reIigerstsd bee; @
sGy o, at "a ~ or s'nt mat G drescd @ Weight
shipments to-day 200 cattle and 500 quarters OF o'e
Tomorrow the Canada 400 cattle apd III tSC iS
6rnoco by A. T. outcrbdse and not before iepo,cd doi
total o5 for 1.-The the week & Of Goo o2 S: a g3Ssy SSo %S 200 ca
saesYeWtoa Gls Indiana I'd ao5 Sfsr' f, At isi? - go -
1SedSa' 20 do lss r. a, = . ?T is d. 1898 p i6 Do
3 . & 3 d6 S 49, o is & ds r. a. 70 9 is DO 30 1861 y
at = 10 ID d. i$so n a, $40; IS d. ii97 n q.
&s q O. iaiS I j g. ID csssso ssass
MSPeSfon Co. ]? wc;sern s,gTs 1926 = 2 60 St
62Gn 2 10 1880 5S H. D. AZ T. 9 8 So O. 9 do i75 b. -
'"' j. slSs@6cre i5sS % 3 c5icago Steers. llis 9
DO At IA z g. p at % DO 20 49, H. S ot q 3 q % 90 . d" iO''
m sscf%s9 calSe i ysl, oas i2is e. = a: =, e So
5; s. ss"asP: 10 ksataeSy osea' 1853 h. at 50 '5
j. a. Munroc 13 Chicago steers 1857 n, at 81 40;
c&1vEs%Reecip,' cS f 80 head at all points Firm
.e & per- qR R snG GS to 9aoa ss e@9e S
sac o4 country SoTI % dressed % Sca and G oF city
dressed. -. ,,..,. %, o,,.. ,t q.
per n do 1874 ~ at 7i2c DO. 162 N, az 9c
sherman A Culver GrasScrs. @05 NJ. az &c; Neois,
11G r. 6i,c Il do. l46 n. at 74c do 40 n at She
Judd Buckngham: Vcals. 100 n, at Sc . Grasscrs,
314 n. at 3i4c.
r. : Kssc: Grassers, 3ls n at 3c Vesls. a. 62c:
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiIts % carloads OF foOo
head-5 carloads direct to butchers T. carloads az ootn,
st and carloads Jersey city. Firm on roderate
supply but butchers little when they 90 toe tho
mark and have 10 paw the figures asked. Medium 10
prime sheep sold at - j0asG 80 per 100 H. and common
brc..ed % ' lambs in fa demand 1odl1ic and dressed
mutton Arm at 9?dlo1c choice carcsses rcaenlng no.
Sales-Iohn !. Hsenbcck - state sheep 10. N AZ.
age ~ ~ 80 per 100 l2j Western Lamb, few Sheep
= y 1T - 50. 100 DO. ~ - ~ - 30. -
D. Harrington ~ stat" Sheep. 81 -. at s6 % 161
western Tanb 5si2 - at tG p 40 state do 5Sc r. a.
90 50 a3o Michigan do. 72ic - a. - 81
Hume sIrllen - State 81 ceD. - n AZ - 30, 100
stat Ian bs 5Gig n 10 80 -: llo do. GS =. a. -
Duicnhack a Dewey. 100 star" sheep. li3 ~ ~ 90.
J. Y. Pdcock sons 80 Pennsylvania sheep. 80 ~ at
20 12i2. oe-. e, ,oo o.
iOi 1O2 = scant. al - 90; State Lambs, c3 -. AZ
>" ernon & culver: 81 Ohio sheep. 1O2 - az ~ 35
o. Ives ItO y, At - 100 Ohio Lambs 60 - f6 90
ia- do X ~ 11l,. 70; do. - y. az - -.
J. y. Pidcock Sons 10" ONO Shcep IS ~ at So 1o2
Ohio Lambs, 60 y, AZ -.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
vERAOyT's DAIRYMEy'S ASSOCIATION.

Rutland, Vt. Jan. II (Special.-The annual con.
vention Of the Vermont Dairymen's Association, which
opened in Rutland on Wednesday and closed to-day
has been the largest and most successful meeting Of
the kind held in this state. Fully 200 dairy
men were present. The exercises to-day consisted
Of addresses by II. X SaytOn Of Manchester, y. H.,
home and foReign markets. and paper on freight
express prepared by Dr. T. II. Haskins. of Newport,
VI. The association offered 300 in premiums on ex-
hbits of dairy products There 105 entries Of
butter and 80 entries Of cheese. The officers elected
for the ensuing year are: President, F. d. Douglass,
Of Whiting vicepresdent from the Ist Congressional
District Oney Stone, of Wetaeld; vice president from
tbe I'D Congressional District J. G. Newton of Dunn.
Inerston secretary, +. C. Bass. Of Randolph treas
urer H. W. Vail, of Pomret auditor, NJ o. stoddard
Of Rutland.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

s ~ En- sis. qS@ sS; $o.s AZ
;s lover Spot iC 6oo Lost about % Exon T" nr cxp
sae.> 80 600 bushels future le7CoO on'hdS sIot
so. mix d sG, ccsa'or size delivered steamer mNgd
.sGSc %sssiCI%s 9%3,c ueN,fu& & an Siotor
TLite 37l4c Gcyator 20 January 377saas'-c closing
a7'sc % brUay So as . closing at 5-c Dc March
S5g%$S ~ lGc clos ns at So 20 ApF . G$' & 2,iCc
90 juno closing a: ,5s d. july 55 lSe eie-9g at
coing cS u,' al ''' oATs"TEe SPOT 1i m4fk ruled
were taken for export options aGyeaeed G G Se On t9e
future 10000 bu,icl- .pot. and including 10. mined.
soc dciiycfcd To whiIc :S3 a.a5c. cic1s:orf mixed
S%Sstcn SS whit ao $CSis DO Ja9uay rSs 5ss at
2s2e Do March 2s d.s..e eotng at 20 20 90 ,S NAY
losing a. 2't do FeLru9ry' 2"e c9,ln2 To- n at 'Go DO
ioGO5c 90 n So 5aooc loo ~. 7jdooc; Rye Feed, o5a
Hay AND sTRAw-Dcmand +. moderately active for
primo qua tics and the market rules steady In;
% aIGo sa 9n9ue weak oyd % fgs Ss' NG a Co Zoe
Gyoyer Ed 'q5oc hgnng , ios sd5 3e what c
Hoisl Inc general market rules quiet but th1 f,sihe
a. rs p, very Ann p,liGcdAry S,,,S Sa ae'sse iss
hest. 15elac: medium lsdl4c; comnon l2c
do iss7 Ss5c - Pa5nc cca caitn iss9 best ite medium
i.,l i5Gl3c ,.nnon' loc; choice 1855 Ioc common ="
METALsThe market and stool +. ruling qaGt
ad I & M DT dn prior are 60 'es %E fh dcmand'
Of limited character There ha- been 40 changes ~
oS Xo and so l'5 dr 80 foandTy Dir ria and ss Tor
at i iac o %' sff ,f ia3sf Sf ,yS ru at
ne ma ' for io Ign continue moro 9f e's noHsal
COPPER Lake nirof has been sold ~ lt2c but lA'C l.
esacd H,hCr 'IagG> quoted o. IN ~ IONS
SPOT 20 see: - DO March 2o55c; 10 do April. 9o5o'
MOLASST~-Iu modcrsfe request and stCady. New
orleans quoted 300 as. fair to fancy; Porto REQ 2e9
800; Enal.-h Island 22 go.
NAVAL STOETS-erIE1TS URPENTINE-sufcred
further slight decline on ful supplies and slow tsdng
= .; Co. do 81 22's. T. ~ 30 + - 81 g. ~ 500
~ - II. ~ o. /. ~ 95 X s2ds20' NJ $50 \,
q W g.. -3 - W W. - 5O0s3 90 sales 500 hol'
on ~~Cotionseed is steadily maintained on moderate
demands: saos. 100 hbs crude. 2se 200 DDS 'r..,T
crude primc osc: refined summer yellow, 9.c Cocoa
Ie $Ie33' ierssn. $jd3ic. tin::ss.d. cIt.y;
soc; Menhadcn crude 22ee32c light pressed. 27d2sc
hlcach'd winter. 3@d33c; extra hcach'd 800 Sp'rnl
crude zoe winter 7sa-oc blesched winter. ga
hcachci inr,r IS. c2tfa bicacbcd glc Sea Elephant,
hssch'd whit r. 57dGoc: Rcd Ean. 36G3-c Slponind.
f-ai'lc: Olive. Italian So, Palm. chol-r iaro'
jrr N'At-foot prime. d.1d'3c Straits -""-''' BanN'
0cE>N FETIGHTS-Berth frcich,s drn and roners'ly
v~aE ana ch3r''rne e~s actX 10 I4itv'6o''. 6o o"
grain 50 rn july 40 roo bushels oa's To- mo M"dit"
rhadciphia o cork order f~. of o'. du1rtor
NIeCILLANT.orS Bri'l,h ,tcsrc' Victory Nuio'k Zoo
LNcrpool cotton. ~. schooner n \ D, WIZ. Mnbl"
~ ,' Im'Ir IN ~ Is-a.s ''Sm'' 3i. Noo,i
mont %. lr.h brig laura h'rc" Q, Sierra Lronc and
h' t,.,., ,',, ).,nI i9,c'n Inrt rhWsr~ M . 49,,
Ing to-day. hut prices Rad support Sale 2oo hhl
Moss. D.. . Moss quoted ~ - 75Htl0 - - old and
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR-Ihouch not quotably
ngs There was moderate stir to the export demand
for 6gh grad Sging Wheat, Thpre wa. further cSp5
buy ng Of spns Whea. through from thc Vest upward
February delivery. Sales here 2iGoO bbls tG 900 Tor
sp9s g q 9S9di 5oo Gi Gy a99 a 3 aGT AZ q EH 5d g 70 5 @ S
We5 zoo Indies ES WHO 200 S9s Mnncsoa Ha 2 a5e35 g.
Sonreanne - ca 3 loo bb- lpc, = co.. =
Patents. - 05a,5 IS Low Extra = 35ie5 s. Wintei
Wheat low ersdcs s. !at2 50 fair to choice s3as' 30
- 50 fancy s. s5as5 Minncsol SprnG whea low SS
5 S,issSt- pror to ancy 81 s. = G5 ratcs s 80
erhne, sPr9e and, and Wner & s. le@i2 q tng 81 So
= R9T ST f% fiE sh1 hd dcsnd 30 Sa .so
50 81 1' HrCKwHTNT GsAIS-oaotcd' at ,5a -. -' 900.
adv" ba Gn' o ggi''' ysm a s % M
quoted at 40 3ods2 50, and Brandywne. - e5. Sales
GEAIN,wHEAT-options were. little irrcgu.a.
q b4, Ss e Ean cSS ai ah ON hsnsnc e on Eana
For short teiod d9f.nE l'e eaiN hour ihe maisc,
operator which pfonItcd la q.da,lon hec AMI cnra
r1a tone Of tho fofe,sa advice, continued weak sai
pressing influence Cc1rsnccs from the scsboard wrts
xb the S eSpoft demand @ f'o Gcanad ln ar H.
escrn moyGmeGt wa s9mpastIyev lIsht hgt It, 1ce!
The fluctuations did exceed 4c but toward thc close
West May droppgd to ss'.c an Other months suffered
.old down 10 es4c Interior arrivals TO-DAY 7o oci
bushels spring and SS,b91 bushels winter. SoabOad
receipts $2939 bushels and clearsnccs GOO bushels,
against 63ll bushels The spot
kct was also wcatcr and cXcc,dingly duh. moth
ing being done up TO regular closing hour.
quoted s",e6SG'sc DO ahoat So; ". red. s2'sc
elevator: 40 hard spfug nominal G6 9Sl,r afoa'
~. NorthcIn ~Aoat. 93. c9ic No. January. closing
at S6Ac DO February. 81, ,0S7c. cl1.u. 5000. d0
March, = SN"sc, closing ~ S7]ir do April. $50
-S li-1Gc. closing at so'-r. q, NAV. sSAa-e 151Cr
Do July So: 500 clo5.ng At -. de- August o',o
- s7i.c RYF-Firu and quiet one t,r of ur-,ad,d
state sold At 5icc dalive-od wos''.n in lo4tla a.
quoted - Toi9lcc; state. j7oGOc, canada. 5-ouIr
BARLEY Held stronger; sale. u 0oo h~h teo.roseI
state choice 53c: tro-row'd state 81 nj3c: ~X.rlwrd
do jj657c. extra 40. . 1,usdt. G1cr2.: ~. do
Gi sGjc BARLEY MAIf-In leht demand Two.
ro,yet state. quoted 6t"0s5r- sN-fowri do TOISlr-
Canada 7OQ SO .CORN-A'-o weakened in sympathy
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

go ;9asn new Clear sl 5oasls So CITY Fam;
Fm u % 50 5aS sSa2 w eR f1s. s E5i5e 5
rNt.a aaia Pst Ms ~ g, Ta hAtra 80
Packet. in bLs, 81 75ass 25'.-.. BEEF IlAMs-ouet
west ,TsI scuf n.u % %MEATs-Iiad les demand todsy
i@f Belle. '1s Quoted G%' for '3 aaSrss es aad W &
re- fop ~ - rg%td Hans sdS5G ,G5a s~ofd Do ao' 'a@
MlDDLEs- but quiet A. Chicago sh9gt SF Ribs
DRESSED HoGS-Hnve moderate inquiry at steady
Tx eca wa f es i m to H. 1port demand today
ana tae market in Sonscquehis haG "sakeT 'cK 9pot
decline. Sales 100 t., cash G222c 90 tcs special
January nominal February closed at O.22c asked; sacs
100 es G20d6 March clo,rd at 0Y9s 6oo ,ae' 59
Gi2c July closed G5ie cae, ocC tc. G5iaG55c, Re-
ITEEhe enerai mCymn tc csnnags ,GnG 5 slow , and
.. weak and unsettled state Creamery lal tubs, ia
incv s59 Waorn creamery fancy 2Ga26e DO
@ raamcP 20 ITne fancy iGc do ShccS i1aI5c do fair
10 good 0dl9c Doirv half tubs fall ends. 1920
state Dairy hair nrSns tub, ana pals ch3,cG lGaisc 90
cy. i7diGc good iiaI5' fair ildi2c state DAIRY qr.
4 t"fI a s ssGe % and TpGa sb SfltS nsy @ @
49, choice I5ai5c sqod far state
hose lGalsc good llaSc slr 9aloc r,- Wes'en stern
WcS Wa SAf fo Snc az 4 Fao esh @ tubs
70 far 70 choice F&aGory Est sec sGcoed- s|9g; Dairy and
CHEESE-There was fair export demand to-day. mainly
& o @% % 9 39d npcc @S mica aG @ rsSy s,o n
irmhcr. fancy coored. 1o@91oAc; do white loi 1o?c
o,.c common 10 good s69.c: part skins lasc
skins 2a3c ohio fiat. I0l0c. common 10 fine Ponn.vl
yania skins. 1Ha2c EGGSA trnc better and In fair
demand. state and Penns, lyana. fch 1Gi2c Western
frcsh 1GLc Naryland fresh 1G2c southern. rosh. 15d
IGc Southwestern, fresh. 1G4c; lined 1ldl3c ce.honse
sjGAR1RNw- falr request at s,c'dyy prices Sale,
- cargo Centrpcal 90 test e. ana = 3'sc and cargo
Rahia aud q Pcinam'rco private trms. Fair re-
lining quoted ~ 5,c Centrifugal. 90 test 9lG6j'sc
REFINED Stoadv and fairly active Crushed 7hci :
STANDARD a." 6.c; OF a. 5a,a6 l-iec; White
TStra {" c., 5sa5'.c; Extra &C" 6'sa5'.c; "C' Sc
ST.i;uS- snail jobblng sales have been the rule. We
nuotc Glover In carOts JdGLc for Western Job lots
from s'ore Ga6c low grades, 5ed6c Timothy job lots
SIT iRINE-Iard qgo, but steady CITY quoted at
salcs 30 600 y opt-oftown. 5Ac hcre:
TtLLow- steady and quiot Prime City quoted at
- "a o. 1855 Newrngand Havana. 15f3Sc 100 cases
1855 Ponu-rlvauia Havana Scod. l2ed14c 100
iss7 and 1858 Pennsvlveu'' seed Leaf si2aloc: 10
li0 cas@. Snratra ~ dte 10.
WOOL save that N" market has ruled quiet the pnst
folders adhere former rotes and arc disposinc ~
parcels ~ The prices quoted for .cNfral weeks past
Tho demand foreign wool hs. hoou light Tho
ra-t wroS. The .ai", nclrt' 900 p rinc W 20
~ nuffcd 10 Crb black Cashmere. 5.0pb p fan California
go ooO = spring California. ~ ooo = china 5000 y
secured Territory and 30 bales Calcutta private terms
LIVE STOCK MAEKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Ruralo y Y Jan I-.-Catffo- Receipts last - hours
last wcnk 1900 ccGserod thfor gh $500 hrd. . 900
~ which Ncw-Y0fk 200 for -no market dun and
changed. Sh. Anc lambs Receipt h-t 81 hours 5000
h, al thus far 10000 for time last
vfN 90
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEMAL-The brick ma , Ect Is po nin o'
limited receipts. Lath i also hIn a ~ -, 1o,
IiaNerstIlw Had Bricks quoted at 9G.'IG'' ~ Pt5 30
Cfoton DARK and Red s15dsl6 Croten HIown sll e.
Ro,cndale Cement 81 l0a$l 20 Tcr bli Amcii'msp an I!d
Portland. - 35as- - lao, ~'nd CoTmon Ce irc =
JOINS Lime. 9Oa95c Laths, .. - a. 80 gei cOO
Goats, Hair 22do o5c per bushcl Cattle Hair lidIec.
HI.T SW 4 X-steady. Sales. l coo North Carolina,
232c. ,-.- $780,, TO- pro,u
erowths to-day steady priees sr Geoes qno,ed at at
I9l.c and No l7l-c. Sales. 1000 bag AZ ''tc Tor
No IGlac for Nos. and <. together. and l0',c for a
tribe below No :. Of mild elade. saie~. Geo bag
Maracaibo and 100 pigs East Indies. private ttrmS.
Options mad slight ad but the spccuiaon con;n-
ued slow. gained ahOu, r. ana To t1t Wa As
crbed the frmness Other cables wcrc, however rather
tame Opening sales here showed rise Of alo points
after which there further advance Il points. tut
toward the realizing in. Leading small roac.
ton Rio quoted steady Regular hrst. &c 500; good
second 200 eNchanse pfvat", .6s receip,>. 9CC0
bags stock, lSJ 600 bags santos receipts. eco
receipts az RIO July !, 1889 90 January l6. $500
2Gj 600 bags time 1852 . ~ coo bags; same
time O92 600 bags receipts at Santos July l. 1850
to Ianrary 10. 1890. 1913 600 bags same time lss9
394 600 hays time lSsS. GSOO0O bags. Total
ale, here TODAY, p $50 bags. n follows.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

VxyAsUING.-A respectable colored woman
w would like one or two sluall famlly
vashinrs. good references. Call OF addSoQ
JANiTRE6S. 227 Sts-eyA
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18
for Sale.

4 FIKST-CLASS sawmlil and 1000
y acres OF nuc yc .Ow pane timber. with
iali ad, and locomotive and car and every
cqt 'pmrnt needed ~ carry timber B. mlll
tUl.i'r never been rut over saw uill all
now above al 100 Florida, vii s'll cheap;
parties wishing tD pII.L4-" address g. W,
iHao ogden. Florida.
4 T. NfDUCID PEICFs 400 -. o11-h1ni
"a oi ana Ipn."oikIhg macllnet iul y
t5Ifffi. en- Ia .NIf.fff f We N' tNl ~
hanged. GEORGE y. LDDl. 3lo Mad.
ton-''.
4 GREAT barca.n- ln Job lots of soap,
~. trpou- canned good. and a tatiety 0f
other grocery afflr.D,. = W-lOHh GtO-
CIl.Y AGENCY. 1s Ba.chy-st.
T. OrNIEE> partitions. shelving. fat
y ur,s suitable fos al Kind - bl-inr,,
large lot = urw ald second d-Aaud uNt.r
chaps '-flmafr- furnished for ntting np
-t'f.-. 49, H.r'Dh,r It.. near Bfond"af.
L. OR SALT.-A l5.ho--r 'nglnc and 30.
tor- -p'w'r boiler IL 100 good ord :;
pllcc -l5O. GRO ". INAN~. Flushing
a,c. and s'cub,u-,'.. nfooaiyn. y. y.
EENrINI black ana tan dog pups very
II snail and pretty. 80 sth-af... near
l3l-t--t. store.
4 LARGE man'd and p'rr glass fof
-alc. q. II No~~ 10 1th-ave.
5OO OOO ENVELOPES for sac.
"OO, ,VOO 60 pr tto9-and 40.
e.. PILLSBrRY CO.. Manufacturer.
$50 6th-aNe.
81, 800, 600 ." rY's 27,..oF 4tSi; sr orssn, an,
- 50 new fIanoforre- slsO DANIEL r.
BEATTY Warrington. New -Jer-"Y
New-York tribune., 1890-01-18

EUAMBERMAlD ard WAITRESS. By
" corpctrnt young swedish girl also
young woman " copk ard la"Hdr - best
references. Please call 40 Gta-aNc.. near