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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Senator Farweu Better.

WAUKEsHA. Wis, Sept. Ex-senator
Farwell. of Illinois, who has been lying
seriously ill at the Fountain house fol
several weeks, left for his home al
Lake Forest this morning. DR.. Philler,
his physician, says that his patient is
faVOrahla
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Protecting Ship Masters.

LONDON, Sept. 15.-At meeting to-
day of delegates from associations in
London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Sun
derland, federation was formed to
protect the interests of British ship
masters and officers, and to counteract
attempts to force them to join trades
unions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
sealskins and sunstrokes.

PALMYRA, Wis, Sept. 15.-The mer
curry indicates 65 deg. fall in the tenn
perature within three days. Frosts fell
in this vicinity the last two nights. Last
week the heat was so severe that large
numbers of swine in Sullivan townshipt
a few miles north. died from sunstroka
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Anti-Chinese League.

ABERDEEN, WASH, Sept. 15.-At
mass meeting of citizens to-day, pre-
sided over by the mayor, an anti
Chinese league was formed. A com
all Chinese to leave town before Sept
%. A number of Chinese have already
left.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Died at Seattle.

SEATTLE. Sept. 15.-Maj. 81. G. BaN
ter, for many years well known hotel
proprietor of Boston, died in this city
last night of Bright's disease. He wa
a brother of DR.. j. II. Baxter, surgeon
general Of the United States army.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Awaiting the Election.

BELLINzoNA, Sept. 1.-two Con-
servatives have been included in the
personnel of the temporary Cantonal
government established by the federal
commissioner. This gives equal repre-
sentation to both factions. The vote on
constitutional revision takes place Oct. 5.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Suggests Socialist Censorship.

BERLIN, Sept. 15.-At great social
ist meeting this evening Herr Singer
urged the necessity of an active control
vent their becoming tools of the an
archists. 1t was resolved to celebrate
the expiration of the socialist law with
i luminatiOnS,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Van Loan Drops Out.

New YORK, Sept. 15.-The suspension
of Henry F. Van Loan, of No. 70 Broad
way, was announced On the stock ex-
change shortly before 8 o'clock. He
was seldom seen on the board room and
his failure is considered insignificant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
STILL POLYGAMISTS,
Though They Insist They Intend
TO Reform.

20 tloIOrIn.
SAL T LAKE. Utah. Sept. 15.-The
September term of the Second district
court at Beaver has just closed. In
sentencing some of the prisoners con-
victed of unlawful cohabitation, Judge
Anderson remarked, when the accused
would not promise to obey the laws in
the future, that it seemed strange. All
the time they (the Mormons) were cir
culating absurd claims through the
press and in congress that further po-
lygamy was being abandoned. They
were proclaiming it abroad that polyg-
amy is not being practiced in Utah, yet
there was an unusually large number of
such offenders appearing at every term
for sentence, and they would not even
promise to obey the laws. Their pre-
tensions of obedience proclaimed to the
world were made in bad faith.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
THE CoMRADE MISSING.
Probable Loss of a Schooner and
It's Crew.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept 15.-The
steamer Columbia arrived here this
morning, and reports her consort. the
schooner Comrade, missing. The barge
and tow lett Ashland on Friday night.
About two hours out they encountered
a fierce gale and heavy seas. The Com
rade parted the tow lines Saturday
morning twenty miles northwest of the
portage canal and has not since been
seen. 1t is feared she has gone down
with all on board. She carried 1,60O
tons of ore and crew of eight men,
and belonged to Gilchrist, of Vermill-
ion. She rated A 1, and was valued at
$40, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Three Were Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Is. - The
schooner Sophia Sutherland arrived
from Sand Point to-day with 1,13s seal
skins. She reports that Capt. Harril-
wen, William A. Sutherland and George
Chapman left the vessel in a boat to
hunt seals, and were lost.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Blaine Coming West.

SIOUX CITY. To-, Sept. 15.-Private
kilograms Indicate that Secretary Blaine
will accept the invitation extended to
him week ago, to attend the formal
opening of the Sioux City corn palace
and deliver an address.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
BOTH EXCELLENT SHOTS.
Young Southerners Kill Each
Other on Sight.

Other on Sight.
NEwBURN, Sept. ia double fatal
street duel occurred here yesterday
afternoon between Robert Turpie and
Glen Duskin, prominent young men of
the town. They had quarreled Satur-
day afternoon, but parted with the un-
derstanding that each should arm him
self and shoot on sight. Yesterday
afternoon about o'clock they came to-
gether In the center of the town, when
firing began, Each emptied his revol-
yer. Duskin fell mortally wounded
with four balls in his body, and the last
shot from his pistol, after he had fallen
to his knees, struck Turpin in the fore
head, killing him instantly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16

was begun to-day in the presence of the
Hungarian and Servian premiers. the
Austrian minister of commerce and
other ministers and officials of the three
countries interested, and large con-
course of people.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Counterfeit Tens.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia large number
of counterfeit $40 bills on the German
National Bank of New Orleans are in
circulation here. The police are actively
searching for the gang uttering them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
Charged With Larceny,

Boston, Sept. 15.-Messrs. Potter and
w. D. Lowell, of the firm of Potter, Low
ell q Co., were arrested to-day on war
rants charging them with embezzlement
and larceny. The prisoners were held
in $4,000 each for hearing Sept. 25.
Both furnished bonds,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
The Strike Over.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 15.-The strike
of the firemen and seamen is ended, the
advance asked by the men having been
conceded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-16
DESTROYING the Gates.

VIENNA, Sept. 15.-The work of de-
strOying the iron gates in the Danube
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

BUILDING MATI.luAL-A limited movement but no
thaugc Of CONSEQUENCE Bi!gk quoted go 49, at - ,i irn
,r.lw hard al - 15GtG so FhklL $3.50 pale ~ f5a
~ Croon darn aud red, @ii 90 brown s3 Pmiidripha
~, 6b American Portland = lOae2 - English Port
End - 5Oa: German Portland - 5odt2 80; ROCK.
land common linz 9oc per bn ana 90 nishnS ~ nv
sths - 2ja+2 30 pr loo goats hair 22d2oc per bu>h
CuICGRY- Dull and without change Of moment
lated 5l-c; TAYLOR Brothers English CIanulated Ot
COCoA-QuiCt AID UNCHANGED, Bah,a l3c' f""'aH'
1a6l5: Trinidad. i32C 'udNaquil. l3G lc
COOPEEAGE SrOCK-Ihcrc i not much ACTIVITY IN
any department but prices on every article aic hdln
taincd Mossseo shocks and licads ~ 'oasl " SISt
shocks and Heads. 3onch, - 7od3 So 36ihch - -
al 40 old Shocks and new Heads, 3s,inch 81 ,,pd
81 rs: S6inch. ~ 30 old Shocks without Heads, 'Oc ,
Rum Shocks and Heads % Rum Pipes - 5OGSo; Empty
@sSS6FFFF-Thcrc wa, very dun market TO-DAY for
ns' 80 Rio quoted l12a ,sc. SaH;s IupV p @s
Iio Nos g. : and 5 at So for 40 Mid eradcs had
ferns In the option line the "bear," held fHi sway
and there was decided increase ~ the Npfcustion
mainly selling by long, lnItisa 1dic Nh
hroak Of OC points closing barely steady at about me
Lowest point of the day. Liquidation and weaker cable.
hd mo-, 70 do wish The depression Larger receipts at
Haa mos 20 6cciino in rNch.nge however. helped the
INWARD tcad,ncv. Hare broke dl"t ana lidnourS
lost la, pig London wa also lover 10 p n:
s %,,l H"rii ~ ID MAY rs; Tune IT. RIO
quot, regular nr.t. - zoo; good rond 5@oo; .\-
change private 81 SGC oG has, 900 E ISS ra% p Tor
9n,,,e 600 hag,: total stock. 10000 bags market
frIn santos receipts 900 bag rrco'ptr at III" JE
n DO on her - 1890 1873 600 bag SAM time lsS!
e oon b,r: came time 1855 - fol 600 bags receipts
:, S,ntn. Iulv 10 December 20. lstN l9lOoU ha:, :
snc line sso l37l 900 bag same time lsse 2%l 500
o'sS' i'"' sur CLOSING prices II ghost. Lowest. sales
,,u- IGIjG1G2O 1855 1915 20 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

cghths. OPIUM dull and easy: quoted at ~ 2ods2 80
d3c iof domestic 'n,e1ig about done for tne season
rGnrl',T AND DOMfsTIC DRIED FRUII-Only a
moderate trade has been reported johbers a. RUE taxing
Price have UNDERGONE 10 marked variations Quotations
arc Rai,in~ new loo~e. Malaga 3crown -; a-co%p
z 80 rro" 30 * 2pdan ye dG 9rT 81 n5S S
Icgdoa qSw y Co.'s 60 a. In SST'v q. @gw
I.d in boSes new 7c in GO, 1r~ Sc 9 born 99
Turkish $3.50 ,oo ask 7 DO s2o e'rsS G do
French, Go'sdoo's. new loGlol4c: do california o9sG
Xlmond-. TaIragona lta,Gl3r: do. Ivca, lt2dl4,.c
do Princes, pspr she'll 2sG2S~c 90 AranG 'S SIr
shcllcd new 2Siad-ot DO Valencia. shcl"d Si'2d3-c
49, isran 90 n Frnch R'T new 81 do 6rcncGc pew
ISa lS4c; de- Marriott -. az i'1eH, Ss ny" &C.
KS smyrna nyGr new a@o' ffapSS aaRe
inc s.c do German medium s.e ,ardne-, halfboNe,,
PF 32GE az G!% fons and Oranges
,os sr r" 9" ou "rT, c WIN rbd Er nd css 3 10
fancy. 3 ?3ss so Do choice %", q Gf3 - do
Mcss!na 'snd -Fqlci%o $oG, > o',ats - DO 200;
do. 7i,'-. s5as5 5 do. Jamaica. rcIackcd, -
- per caic So@ .r hanaais amaa first Fa"
Al % 80 DO -'cond '7s4tl ro Lgoo Nv.
I saaco, q ~ Do, ; St Andres ;54%tn do
Hla, S36ds3s.
rI,I-Tlc macecrrl stock /, ,mrll and a,
Roatcl, & o' So 56a ~ i b1 So NOVA Scot
*liatl1: so do sldq:iS ~" do f2lefs2. COT
a7.ac, ~ n. and Bins sc '4c Boy Hrrinr ned M
relied i ring %oya scotia " - g Portland .
~ - Drs,h 3'o3'@e Tor Ordinary -nd Full whit"
FLOUR NNP NEAL-FLorE some increase in az;
th na ~S' 'G rad tTns . oo. %ih scr oScTns
owing to me r in ~ncnt Local "bber' wcre the prin
iie- o. ,prur and ~int.r wheat Inqur, from lip.
i"@o Gp' - p. 90 "a" @ . IN, hin - :. I"
: 4, f,r MlUuf-N'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
nnac saponned. 4aa4.c per N; Olive. Italian. zoe |;

e2ae3c saponhed 4sa4'.c per n; Olive, Italian 'oc'
ss. to s Sc sp pFi s ana
50 FsS G Me.. 81 ii ssis hs
g"ss"si5 ga 9, in Pr; IS:
sit r raaast 81 oals ana I'll 80 y a.
S tut sdae very mSdcts
nc. d as G'i 4. 'G s sGS an s':
d. sasE Pkd shoulders, i%c smoked %SSag &c. Js s
a,y !s5 N,@s isIiHI' SfSsa, ,1
9 RssG aDo,s fss !: s"1,Es s
closed with ada9ec hrou SS, 'G Tcb snTS and
Mareh 4G5 poInts' while May only point bcttcr
Gs SS, s and "G' 2s TP
deliveries contract and an increased ae he
:s ss S Of fGa tssssS S' r. @ as
S ity . sHi 6@ and in rodca demand sales 80 ts
a. !app ssr,S SS S.t a at 80 s2 S BID ae 80 c
March cSssd At eSe Hs aid Lid 5000 s s 200
&C. C.. n'S gS 5000 Stncni, @4GsIss
GS5S sin eoninea to actual wan with
;s wGGrp aSsSass tub. the ma,sS' r to
a.c: renns, Crcsmery best ~ EIss GrGameE
a"fy =sGf do % isr to GOOD i1%e
g. ss % ba aGee SAiS rs Gasa"s5s s%Iss q
fancy a5 r$ s,to lss s5a as ,sr a,ss
sSgs ls tIa' IA, S'fe Dary aIss
f %taSa l rs,%eI @ Sss good sa ss AZ
iSa5c Western D2iry ch0ee l9dIvS ,s 10 iHaisc fsc
iory fancy fresh 2ld2Sc; nrsts 1920; segcads IL
thra- pa fourfh-. SD rois. ". -
mn tSF-Shipp'rs picking Mp small lots an. w esn
wi focug i. out finn Inquiry rom the hone Vade co'
anne, slow stat fl~Cr full am. f'nc PC hbryrS
81 gool D. rrinc SLG9.c; fair To- goof sde cVn,lo'
20 f,ir as: fl 2G3 licht SKINS chp'eo
n,r SIM. 3iaa6, we,tr, nat 6Goc pcn1sSysnnh,ss
Rims t','i> Trading wa qurt hdnN' DI. ~
market -;e1d' ~rjlo. beau o, ,rs., ,,,g3Sc
far TO chocr; TAIL - k'd, @id2jci i'hon'e -o"-'o'
lined. 22d2l'. ~ ...., ,r ,,,, s,ronger thoico
,; a1SI;S At S' s que; S% sfa ''e%s
~ StGNK-KhW I'D light inquiry. hut prices ru n
about St,aG,. FAR refining i quoted A. 'c,lTs
11,c,ntri,,g, .6 test, Ji,c; do cost and trelgnt.
.r iil.FISFD- 'Ecfangcd and quiet rushed o-2c'
80 Io,f DIR: Cuba. g l.l6c; Powdrrd 6isc; .'ranu
i,oa IGc Mould ~ &c; Conecuo ers' a. DC;
S,ond nd ~ Il-l6c: or ~ 5+G5 IlGc; Whl1
I[t,a &c ,, 3,c; ENtra &C" DC; &C." 1876; felow
SEEDS Irc dull. brt th, sccus 70 b. the result ~
,o. ~ ,hoiro c,aGa~ which woIh sell ~ good Wlc'- II
here Price, nominal a. 7asc for clover ana al i~
- III 0W-strldv a rub" nut trading Only mo1erote
prime rIiy ouod BIG -alc-. 100 hhdH a. J'I~
RON Ntt' -k,rtucky @rld'> ar quiet. in serd len
mis- romnri.od 700 lrS- l'rnns lNana Havana l5s
-, 100 dc 1889 England Havana. - To Zoe = %
10 is. stat Havana III TO lie: 200 bale, Havana, 'oc
70 II / ;. 80 bales >unatra. ~ 10 10 - 80.
iuNariri T. Of dull and foitnioless
mi, ha, been lOoT ,1r by almost everyone IN
aud Holders are
,rv,ug stocks along view OF securing better terms
It t6e Ncw-Ycar the present offerings rather
n,v although buyo- ia quest Of -uppio have no cf-
tc,lIty In securing what they need at former rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
Uork Uanteo.

Males.
w ANTED.-By Young man 81 good adj
w dres. good education, strictly temper
ate and reliable. position ~ Wnolr-al' urf
eooas or Importing house n'1 ailaiu o'
work: or ,uiitctor. good "NPcricnt.; q
p,c,ation> moderate bond II required. IN
DUSTRY 306 West 09th-.t.
W ATCUMAN.-B strictly .ob"r and
w honest man - years references troni
on" employer; very attentive "lll Worh I'll III
factory or 90 A. us"fnLnan. Can be ceeh
by cliiuc or adde's EDW AID, care Nop'
ut iol West iith--t.
NOING MAN. -. active and industrious
i quirk ~ ngurr, and good writer. O.,
siros situation acquaint with produce Ah"
coumi s,luu good reference. l.l'hl9f
llj Washington Place.
NOUNG MNN. 10 wants situation. Win
cta1c" Tor ad>anccir "nt IAN CIV 'n,
lest OF recommendation and ilr'ucr' "i
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VorN,, man wants work n hon" cor .ogtt,,
I -idr for thr,c hoVf> evenings ana an
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NOIN,, MAN. good hookk""p"r hili or
entry clerk. salesman. Win KNOW
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business wants = tnat.or good references.
Ndd-os, g.. :. Ir'hun" plir0.
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light business ur any Kind ~ ntch.i' ""iN.
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" Oi.N,, man. age Is. desires position
with q cotton or produce broker wh -
There l. chance fnr Advancement, BIT ~
reference, from present cnplIlcr. A1dl -
=. T.. Trbun" onto.
VOUTII 10. VIII maze 70 an object To any
] on" -eruIius him GOOD rWl Icy ~ nc "a
references and Pc, ouW'Ia atoms. W. j. NJ
80 llrrk w'f--t Brookyn.
NOrNG NAN. ~ wishes position at
j ANYTHING. Address POSITION, 81"
a-' 39th->t.
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,nruni..ion house. shes "A situation - ~!
thing. Adde'S, T.. DIKMiGNN. 10 VT
ojth--t.
~ ~ MAN Is would Ike situa-
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iddr,,, FRED LAW RENE, - taiuiur-
a..
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! hu,mc>, house or factory - potter or
he'per must b. steady. Address Jr -
south l-t.'t.. Hroohiyn
" OF NJ, American man 90. sober. will
inc wants >tendv Work ritf rr''rth''-
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W Ot-NG MAN. aer o.. want, position to
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lat employer Nddross HENRY IAkI.
MANN. 81 2faN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
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AZ ANTED. -INp"rictc "f Translator, oi
w prose ami N'r-" nom tho German INTO
diu!atlr EnPli-h address : tHDf WORK
Tribune Uptown ono l,22' B'o'd"~y.
Males.
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dri, with ample pnfticua r. ~ BLISli-
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bOnkkc"pcr-. collectors, clrfkr, sale hrn,
pOr.r,, packers, drivers. co1chnrn. stable
men. Watchmcn, u>cful-mcn, farm hand.
transfers, cooks. waiter. iircmrn and me-.
,hanlc. ne~s order, c'rH n W, MEL
NpNEY Is lT.-Nssg,, toy; o dCsler :, ard nd
MANrFACTURING Co. II Centre--t.
y cSmpanIon to stanic,', In Darkest
Afrlca" By Jephson, stanley, lieutenant.
assisted by Hcnly, NJ; Staa,ciH' A T.,,iS
Sons, Subscription Department ~" Broad
- ALESMEN.-Mr Stanlcy's lecture tour
- offers a rare OpportuiIi. ~ .sg'nts f"r
his book. "In Darkest Africa f."
vacancies SIN open. Apply by lcuri b.
CHARLES SCEIBNEE'S SONS Sub-crip
ton Department 743 broadway. y. Y.
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY.-A young
w nan single. who und 'r,tsnds ro>"
erowing and propsgating must sl-o hat"
a tt.;. Of cut fOUrr Work , one VII" his
worked on commercial place preferred !;
must come well recon mcnd'd. Apn'y Il
one. ~ ANNA NA~~I% IDSLPIIS.
North Rroadwsy. Yonkcr,.
NTFD.-SALESME on salarv OF
w rOminis ion 10 handle the NEW PAT
INT CHEMICAL INK EliASINb PEN.
OIL. Tie greatest selling novelty ever bro
ducod. Era~cs ink thoroughly IN two see
onts no abrasion Of pap D. 700 70 1o1 peg
cont proft One agents. sales amounted 10
SG30 In ak DAYS: another 49, IN two hour.
We wa o . merge ic general ag mt Tor each
Stat and Territory. sample b' mai 81 80,
For terms and full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse.
Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

dull ana neminaI on the basis Of Pc TOR TOR
s &C f n} e' Ss ito and pqrch,..
Esr Pate a.sstio%s Sossvs 2s%:s 1 1sqIs5s
sni ATsiii S Ss?doTs a S i RSs9s f
.onsSdse and o dSsas Ps6 io sd5bnn "a
they run iodis H. 9ac Dry sated Maanoras, sslee;Sd
GAG ~ emo s9qe ssm As , 9y FSn lsa s5So
asae tq% city e e. an" ss &C. r. Texas
and 2STso r C e
trad Tor hay RUE, in buyers tayor straw
IGsS 1" a'tSgd q god $1,000
sTRAwoLoag rye, ooao5c short rye, 4oaSoe; Oat and
mopS1oniy small lots are changing hands local
but ge is Ss and To m' mn has
s5ds7c common to fair 3odsic state 1882 choice 2sc
medium, :iG26c; common t. far -Oa25g STAT, looo
a tlS 80 CSC SiG c6 RS issS We '''
pu through the past week in both hem9ck sole and union
tanned st from = to t. f"nS IN p''' Inc
''' ~ HEMLGcK; 81. Acid
pueuS So 4. 9:mmen. Al fi Giaa.
Hee@ " %r: :c,:@" S ::SSs 5sfS
H s55$. :$.$"$ Il i$s s9 ?@s IS
Dana Dana ;cd all weights, .i5-cG Is 0i5s - Hl5s
he''''' UNION TANNED.
Ha &as 1s,s n,y:s 6: S I@ "a l.. 3 8 8
Seconds, bach - d2G
CALCUTTA BCF FALO. -
Light ............ rs al Damaged ~ -,
Middle .......-.---. 10 all Poor. dima9cd. - al.
NOV cmont la, been exceedingly soW All The we"H ana
nothing Of interest occurred. AMERICAN pl, IRON
No X Northern Foundry. from rio 30 to Flf 90 while
No /. -IGdSlG 10. southern brands ange from so 21a
Si6 - for 80 / Grey Fore, SjGsl! % ~ BtNStMti'
pIt-ouo,ed at Sl6 950sl6 - at furnace Eel.
RAIIS-Qut >:aLdlrd section, quoted at fo T. o. D. as
Fa-toin mills SCOTCH PI,'-QLotcd at ~ 30 for Colt
n, %22as22 Dsm"llinetol, and so 30 for Egln
to, TIN-fasv. with sales II 10 tons January zoe id
bIand. l30 ic; quiet market .,.,.
new quoted at 1887, ordinary to fancy Porto Rico,
., io,,. Enr-h Island 27d30r.
NAVAL STOKt.S-SPIKIrS TT RPENTINE- t'ad
ness is still noted In prices, whlr demand continues Of
restricted character; Guotd 39G@9'lc -KOSIN-llad
slow inquiry. strain d. ~ 42t Good do, ~ 41a
Al ~: f.. ~ jjd41 90; T.. - 20: g. ~ 80 II.
- - 81 H. u 50; NJ, 81 81 y, - - w. g.. ~ %
|Nnoh.r dull day noted in hi. line but the
bao,s in prices were not material Cottonsced crude.
nriu,c - a 3Sr Of grade. 1929 refined summer
rrllow primr 33dJ4c; OF grad. 21d2oci Cocoanut
~. ior Cochin see; Cod domestic. 81 a32c foreign.
VI Iinseod raw citv. JSc; Western. 521jic Cal.
cua 6oc ard prime ;Sdi9c TallOw d4jc Menhaden.
r"Se ,rimc . d9jr light pressed. .Gd21c DARK press H.
"a boachcd Winter. 30 1872 b arh"l -nrng 2963n"
III, arhcd winter 3jc Sperm crude, 10d72c; natural
xint'r 74G76c; natural ogrng 81 Co., bcaehcd winter
bl, achrd spring. ia whale, natural winter
SRA blcacEcd 5sd59c; Sea Elephant bcsched winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31
Orcssmdkinu.

4 -A.-MILE. THIBAUD. 100 West
"A. 2sth ~ tea gowns. evening. street
md house dTcsses also tailor mad" coupe
a gAntc mod rat piicc, shpIt n,Gce.
4 A DRESSES for misses, T. II
A.ycArs. uy 30. .Gty every description
ia'cst design nue work: short notice.
Nine. Il. ANT0IN TIE ll2 We; l'tn-s,.
4 IIE~IO t~~ Partisan dres-u.aker.
\ uer1y established. wishes more Gus
.rm,r- a. home. suits 80 up. 100 W.T.
i-tl--t. rrht 800.
nTf~~N ttTr Experienced Diaper
~ ulit- aud f.mu...s -kI.f. :, mp. $40
W. ta,--' l.- h.I.
II Ef,~~N ikrG. frrsrt vi'h Mn.
~ plrI... rl..- -ff..f nId lli d-'--'-.
=" I..H- dI. -.t-rr .H'..- 'l''t o."
80 fr ..r ..... g.r.. .t, NNs-f .~fN--f