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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
MAucH Cnusk, Pa, oct. 18th. lsso

Sirs; Having no previous knowledge of
cutting in any way before | learned To use
your system, was very much pleased with
the different patterns ! cut. They were ali
perfect ft without single change Of seams
Then your Voice Of Fashion makes il com.
plete authority for cutting ali kinds of oar
ments IN the latest style Wishing you the
best Of success, Respectfully,
InslE KEFER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
The ni.torlo rrnnitor..

There are now thirteen monitors lying
idle, the original cost of which was near
ly $1,000 600, In their present condition
they are not only useless, but source Of
expense, and Rear Admiral Jouett favors
a plan for converting them into floating
batteries for coast and harbOr defense,
which could be done at AN estimated cost
OF 81 900, OO0 Chicago Herald.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
MAuoH CnuSx, Pa, Oct. plat. 1850

Gentlemen ] en very much nleased to
tell yon Of the success haye had win yonr
sy stem. haYe rnt two basdues and a shonld.
eF cape, aud have had splendid 6ts each
time. The cape exceeded my expectations
end any one desiring perfect ftiine clotbing
should use the Garment Outer
Yours respectfully, RsSlR CORKLL.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

THE proprietors of ElYs Cream Balm do
not claim il to be a olre-all, but a sure
remedy for catarrah, colds in head and hay
fever. Il is not a liquid or snuff, but Is
easily applied into the nOstrils. II gives
relief al once
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
From the NatIon,s CapItnI.

Mr., A. N. Hazen, Washington. ID. q. savs the
Famous Red Flag OH Is perfect family medi-
cine and has no equal for Rheumatism Neuralga
Sprains cuts, Burns and bodily pain. Price 25
Consumption, are you troubled with this terri.
bic disease, Il so take healthy exereiee nv -
open air, use Puritan U Uough and Consumntlop
Cure and be cured, don't delay Price 20 cenis
at Thomas drug store.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
MAUoH 0auHg, OCT. ilth Isso

sirsi ! never cut any clothing before I
learned Your system, ! was very mncb
pleased To know that eonid cut a bssoue INV.
self and having Il q perfect ll without any
change as well az the larger girls.
Yours truly, JULIA sTERMER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Mrs. Littlun-Oh, ''who can tell what
baby thinks.n
Mr. Littlun-It's well for decent ears
that the baby can't-when it's teething
or being dosed. Puck.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Patient: "What have ! got doclorg''
Young Physician: 81 can't tell exactly
whether Il Is sheumatism OF smallpox .but
l'ye been called In TO see a man with the
smallpox and when / see what he l0oks
like III come back and tell you"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
MAuen CnuNg, Pa., OeL. I'm.

Garment Gutter Co.,-Gentlemen Amer
taking few lessons with the Garment Cutter.
cut basque that was perfect fl without
changing a seam. | think your system ali
that is claimed for IT, Yours respectfully,
ANNIE WILKINSON.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Is tho New York Water supply Law
Indignant Guest - Waiter, have drank
five glasses of water waiting for that
beefsteak. When am | going TO get IT,
Waiter-In about four glasses more
Texas Siftings.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Garment Cutter Co.-Gentlemen am tax
ing q eourae of Instructions IN garment cn,t,n'o
] hnd it very simple aud easy 10 upderstand
have drafted and cut basque for inv sisler
aud q cts perfectly After taking kw les.
sous l have no trouble 10 drafting apv tlnd
Of garment. Respectfully,
LAURA REINHARD
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

"This fine farm, remarked Cumso, as
be showed a friend around the suburbs,
sis a sort of no mans land
"Why, it looks as though it had an
owner"
80 it has; but the owner is a widow, "
-IudUa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Grocer Don't put those fresh laid eggs
so near the stove.
Clerk-What's the matter, siri
Grocer-rhey might hatch.-Judge.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
MAuoH CHuNg. Pa. Ocl. IA ,so

Slrs take pleasure in saying that | am
highly pleased with the National Garment
Cutter, and with instructions given found it
not only very easy to learn, but perfectly reli
able have used it with excellent success
Yours, KATIE Otis
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

The Jewish population Of Palestine has
increased 1900 annually in the last Ave
years. In l74l Palestine contained but
5000 Jews; in 1888, 2O,OOOi end Of 1888,
40 OnO
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
THE NEW
NATIONAL
G. AR M Il N 7
CUTTER.

The estab ishment Of q Cutting School
In IehiehtOn las been Instrumental in
more fully arousing public sentiment upon
one vital question than has ever before
been aroused, namely
"THE PRACTICAL EDUCATION
FOR WOMEN"
Appealing 10 your most candid judg-
ment. parents, have lon educated your
daughters in such manner that they can
earn a good honest living by their own eff
forts, ii such thing should become neces-
sary, for little do any OF us know what is
in store for us? II is refined accomp-
ishment for any lady to be able to look af-
ter her own clothing and see that It Is made
correctly and in becoming style, and there
Ia no education that prepares any lady for
the responsibilities and duties of life equal
10 knowing how to construct her own
clothing properly,
II is only the second consideration con-
cerning this life's goods The first is pre-
pairing our food properly, and next is our
clothing, and this is of the highest import
ance to all, and might mean very much TO
some of our readers. 1t Is an attested fact
that the Cutting School is a harbinger of
good wherever established, and the price
of the thorough course of instructions civ
en- Is merely nominal compared with its
great value which is clearly demonstrated
by the best judgment of some that have
already been doing good work with it, and
we cordially welcome any one TO our In
struction Rooms to see and investigate for
themselves.
Space only permits ms TO give the names
of few who take pleasure in speaking of
ts worth.
X. f. sILFIEs.
H. DRIEsBACH. & W. pRIEaBAcH,
Agents for Lower Carbon county.
lst Door above THOMAS Drug Store,
IEHIGHTON, PA.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

- seem Yery popular with your fathers
dog" sal John to Annie. ''1ndeed9''
es, Tie last time | tried 10 take INV
leave he cd his best 10 deta u me-"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Hssher-Were you smiling al meS
Maiden-Noi / was laughing AZ YOU
Van Dornz Magazine,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
Professional & Business Cards.
w. M. Rapsher,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
First door above the Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK, PENN'A.
Real Estate and Collection Agency. Will Buy
md Sell Real Estate. COnveyancing neatly done.
collections promptly made. Settling Estates Of
Oeesdents a speciality. May be consulted in
English and German. nov. 22-vl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
SHOEMAKER'S
HOUSG and Cattle ROWdGP.
Shoemaker. Proprietor

CHRRRYYILLE, p. o.. Northampton CO.,
horse Tablespoonful. two
or three times week when sick table
sPooiisiHl day For a Cow, ieaspoonlul
same Tor Hogs. For Poultry mix with Iced
~ iuls powder % prepared aiteFthe reclpe
oi the late DG III. o. Wilson, ana Is che Ferulne
article Owners I above uaned animals should
flaleln cstoI
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

'What an enigama You are. Nell,u
"Whyg" 81 never know how 10 take ynu.'
You've never iried.n
lie itendehyl;" see You prsltg
soon?" She lreproachfnnYl. Don't vor
think / am pretty nnW2
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
Gen. B. II, ButIor,

India rubber was discovered IN Hayti
by Columbus in 14a3.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

Hh Mother er-Johnny, what are you
sucking that whetstone fory
The TerrOr--rm sharpening my appe-
tite.-Van Dorn's Magazine.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24

III is hard to write on paper without
lines, because Il Is unruly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

o.oao oa5 poiat-, and speculation wa. more active;
Sss s Entity acscesed quot at G5aG35t sas
900 t. date Yesterday To- arrive az OSE. Oity STAN
O.. GO a-kd sale. 35oo tc-, G23a6"je: March cos
~ ,t5c BID sale looQ t., 6i5g 9lsc Juy ci ,
S,,,rpt ,a,.d M ',l5e6Goc. south Ancflca -
Isl TEtlhe market had little -tronecr look tonay
really nnc aud choice grades Win Lighter receipts ,nd
fsir mand. Lower qualities. however ntnu'd Gun
ana iii, gulsf St,, esm i"i 'u', f5nCv -
.s-4 Wsi, Crcamcif iancy -ea2' 90 prime TO cho C.
g fan1 90 i is 1862 CO. ohoc- lsgilc: do IAN TO god
salec: siate Dairy. half tubs. fall ends, Isc state
soo5 do ir oi I Sat Dary we1S tub
rrsr. f,ncy i6c cnocr iioi5c: good 12alsc
far 1calc, common sac STATE entire da,es hieins
I0aiic. STAT Dllry tubs, common so9c; Western Ind
bsa@l (ws%g 5 p, ilS co ls4 % god
do fair sqlOc: Western FaGory. June, 7092c Factory.
Dalrv and Fecto,y thifd- sac: Rolls fresh sd1jc
lair to line CriEEsE-shippers arr st IN the msrSe;
obhers Moderate BUYERS Prices are generally sicsd
icalOs5 Whit lOS. F ssS r eqs .s mo-
.@sc common skins 268c ohi2 4t TO- Common 5S Ito 70
nne; PENNSYLVANIA skins 1hal%c-- f'T.onhau ~ 80
tom was 50 I'm stat and Pen. yhsnla n sh =
al7ec Western fresh 1a1lt MlrYsnd RS 7c
i@ed. iid isi1 i'' 'i0'
srGAR-RAw-Hs- q moderate demand at firm prices
. LOO II bags Centrifugal. 90 test 3loc C.: ana
e. for Bo;.o1 Fair r9n9N fISlf M S and S aty
crushed c Cut Loaf 5%e Cgee 90 roTorge
= = csc; STANDARD "a" o'9c; Of 49," l': rs
Lie: White Extra &C." 5''GG5,-c; Extra c. ''@
sTEARGNE-Ha- fair demand and prices rule Am 1m.
city lard ggot'd at G'i,g3c; Western o44osc' o'90'
"'' TSrTow Dull and unchangcd in prIce Prime City
'o9f f 1i Is .lil oEs ce@y
Srrner Haver.taw Hard tricks ggoied at ~ 20 %
rrotop Dark and Rid sl5dtlG; Croton; Brown
siiGsl5 Ro,cndalc Cement 81 oqsi 20 pr b9l Amer;
a9 f SIraan P 81 = s5a55 - Roiaad cocn
Lin, - pr Dbl snd o. n" Ems q 90 peT ooo coats
Hair - % per bushci Cattle Hair HAS,
HEMP AND JUTij;-.o ,,c Paper Butts easier 0"
sales Of 900 bales at I-olo'c. ,
et "ntrq'ts and NO disposition q, shown to cut prce,
~ No / \ and .la for 40 . X Foundry Pig and us
t:l a., t'sg lnD T1' 's s EAS-&rc dny 6ed
~ an advance ~ %3G with little Offering at tl1t Pr'
hs'G Ta ,,dy Sn Lake S aso G qad
- 1iLc. and ordinary ',-tns Dissio. IN tons Feb.
Tmqly 20 CO.. Lad steady, but quiet .......
SHEDS otnoc IN ia,r demand WIN a, 5.9Gtc for
western JOB lots from -to-. 6aO-c low grades o2"oo'
Timothy. job lots. 81 iOotl 90.
rrn,ai aty pa. peya ~ In ,.cd Leaf thf 700 ,'i 5o
corp.d goo on,e- 49,, ono p'''co term So St,i
L., H. ~, ,. 5o a. >r.dri, 5e37ac 600 bale,
havana 6,.a-l rs. 10 bli,- o"na'i' Fl l'a7I 80.
wooI.-Acu,t ta- not ben atHr' OF .n' ',eiec'
VIA a'-- 1ounandIne 'ull ,a''- T.Na- rrad.' ha''
- .i.a (" .l', H. aa'i, Is i,,s de6sl non .-,
canada. on rr,pto t.lm- 80 600 p Gal. Ig,,,i Ioe-l,
-.rns T,a- b. 10000 d. p.-tG 2iq5 ~, 10 o,,o
oo0 DO $50 }-r 10000 d., nl,a a.,.i ~, e t o'
m and .,... '. d.. .o 900 a., mu Texas = - D
Oh, -.oar,d do $4,000 O., secured Territory ll"oo do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

aaSar, SIC sp%ff Vs s re DO February
closing az 3,.c do April 3Jd33lsc closing at 80; 10
dosing a9se Igy ao'e closing :. io,,e ,eameT
oHfs-were likewise Affected by the general bearlsh
tive olt'on- responded with a. droD o. go ira.ns
lt8 600 bushei. SPOT. including W. mixed 90; No;
delivered 10 , Wit. 5o.c cta,or: 80. / Whit, s3c
mixed Wcs'.rn 2s03i4c; WIZ, co. 54GSt5c5 80 30
90 closing at 29.c DO March e9g2otg closing . at
on 20 at soe DO fcb P,g ss closing At so. DO
G5a7oc :''''''' o. DO ''' ''' ~
HAY ANP sTEA Choice Grades I'll, da IoIe .:ca tad On
AL f.gpy aga Ra'y YIN G,57 iow , dominion
Bins igc siag Long Rye. 7'e Short Rye a5a'o5;
% a IN s es' S 1a n 6y maid ss sae '
l74c: medium 5diGc; common. nsc STATE bg.t lsss
Sc Iaciae coa.j ESQ best 5c medium I2dliS
WoLAssI.s" nchanred in price and dun, Nov.
Orleans quoted 3oq46c Air to fancy; Porto Rico 2oA
NAVAL sToEEs-sPINTs, TuRPENTIHE1,IIIIa;s, i not
varied for n DAY. DAY. ruling dg s Gqoda saneG
50 Sc 4 '2 50 . Il u 81 "a g? = 20 w Ge
Go GcFaY FRr TGII ~ Is5 rehabilitation Is yery
and firmly he'd though rate. have not advanced
5000 bush grain. I'D to London IL 900 do Sid 81.
GRAIN CHAETEES- british Candeboye; Phila-
two fi@u Bamoie 10 Cork FOR orders 10 600 and 900
ctr. e. 90 MI>CELLANEOr>-B British harH Mrrlh.
hence 70 Liverpool = 900 bu-h grain "a and pi9e'
general cargo Italian bark CSrnella G. hence 70 ''ipa.-
Gar 600 Gao. petroleum 2lc and 50 hid tooacss 55g
balance cargo T. Marseies. o. heavy pro. LON. 2s ana
small do 3o British brig Nice hence n r9nee ssnea5
Dcocoa raw general csrec schooner Maud snare hence
10 Dcmcara general cargo 81 800. british STEAMER Cara
baltimore 20 Glasgow. general cargo 2ls steamer
Taenne Charleston % Liverpool cotton - Ga Brt,h
steamer COUNTY Galveston to the United Kingdom or con,
tncnt. sd. British Edcnhr'dge. Baltimore 70
the United Kingdom March.Aprll: schooner Walter J..
ia7citinc Portland to G6ad5oupc $1,000.
eay but dae,s prevailed a. TO ri.c' Cot'o9,ecd
Coeoanut. ceyon 54aa%c Cochin GFc; COT dome
co. wc.tcr 5sf5ac Lard prime Sc, Talcw isa
"oc " ,n.aaeh cd 20 - i'.hl I' qo -7g
crude zoe; raj winter 7sa-oc beach'd winter s31
s,E'dd e1tF ba.hoa 5ic Sea Flaahant
b'a,hed winter b. 4dor Rod rain 90 a3s sap0n!1.d
2572ec.
to ac e ,9s sot o ,s
SHORT 3D. o. private terms $50 l'- u.ht CIV Family
W., gg@',d , a. sle -sG 5o 80 sq9
mHv A.. llc7l2 ,Mr-i.rg DO, ilIG,ll 90 E,,i'a
. ps,, 80, 54 'rs1rf, .oatio. IIaI,s.,
sil . crr MfATs-oait- bat ,..5d, %, ri... Sa.c-.
taa-. IS =, Co. 30 e. Ib.at. 900 g. n,-h
private trr-. P.lt u..ie- quoted q, 5'-c f.r D.
Sn,sci d, o.s ra'... r..a,d ~'olt.,- iet-c. Sro,d
d.. D. NIpnII ~-Ara.n lower a-d NaaE ~ On. -'-o.
Na,, D. DEE~-lp nos~-ln nr request au4 i.1
~ lr',L g. e.' tt,-c i.'' ''r.,. IN ..op
-4.- and some railing hy foreign hot-.-. options
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

2oth-st elevator 37?c do regular in grain depot 3sc
No yellow in grain depot 362c No mixed January.
36s a35asc February, 304a56He; March, 30@.aS7c:
No white storage, 2s62essc do regular IN 2oh
St elevator held 29i2c, with 29c bid d. choice In
depot 3Oc. Futures quiet but steady No. white jan
uay 2sis d2s5.c February 2sa2s Sc March 2si4d2oc
creamery 26d27c; do prints extra 81 d3e Eggs
firm: PENNSYLVANIA hr-ts. lie. P0taoesDonestic more
foreign easier Rose, choice. Der bush.
63GG5c: do fair 10 good 5sd60c Burbants and Stars.
choice 6Od63 do far good 55d sc Mammoth Pearl.
55aGOc Hebrons 5SdG2c Scotch Magnums per l6s n
II So Other articles unchanged ReceiDts-Flour l6oo
bush; wheat 400 bush com $500 bush Oats 70 800
bush Shipments-Whoat, 6iOO bush corn llooO push
St Louis Jan. e4-Flcur quiet; demand is somewhat
last saler were az declines OF sdtc
close No red cash 77,c; March closed at 7sc; May,
79isc bid june 7s7s; July. 7Gisda5tc asked; Corn
strong No mixed cash. 264c March closed AZ &c
asked: MAY, 28isc Oats quiet and lower NO : essh,
2OLc May. 22a22bc asked. Rye scarce ann wanted ~
fd prices No. had bids OF 4lail &C. Barley dull;
Lead quiet and unchanged. FlaXseed II 20 tornmeai
II 5Ods2 So. Whisky II o.. Provisions quiet and not
not much doing and prices quotahly unchane
Reccipts-Four. 1000 bbs: wheat % 600 bush; corn.
bush sSpments"flouf e ooc bbis wheat 5000 bush;
corn 2oG 900 bush oats. $4,000 bush; rye 5000 bush
barley 3 600 bush.
Toledo Jan 24-wheat dull. weak; cash and January,
S0bc; May, S3c August 79hc Corn dull easier
cash 9O2c. oats ggi'r; cash. 22i2c CIovst.seed
50 an. Receipts-wheat, 1896 bush corn, so, 500
bush; oats. 900 hush Shpments-Wheat, 700 bush
corn. 900 bush: oats 500 bush; rye, 800 bush
eloyer.seed ,220 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-IhouSh not materially
and very moderate demand from mostly ali source, lhee
wheat had depressing influence sales here Il zoo bhis
q Sy 49,! eSis ioi 10 b Ctv Mi at s 5d for M
West Indies 600 hels Minnesota E,tra - 80 asj 80
8 500 bbls Winter Wheat Extra - IS 4'5 200 BPS
Quotations: City Mn Extra, West Indies - 3oa.i 50;
Wheat low grades a. S3a*2 % fair % choice s3dsi 80
ira y $3.50 IS clear sS iSSS To- RTe MxtgSes So Is
asa IS St1srhs poor - fancy So 65d ii o. Patcnts
of1ary 70 choice - 29as6 10 iancy DO 70 2o@s3 70
- s. Marsct closed heavy -, SOUTHERN FLoUE--
Patents 81 25es5 RYE PICtR Quiet and without VIZ out
gP1sy i3 :as Ots g 25as2 $5 Rr&KY y n.
8sss Ct sy 81 "a
Brandywne 81 65. Sales. GOO bbs.
nounced 'bears overshsdcwcd everything in the way q
strenehenng factors to-day and It's influence carried be
. l.ss net S 9sss Of c s@d ne feeling AID Ses 1
SperStSns were more genera Upward OF 4+ooUoo o9'a
.or TO help 1e downward tendency mostly 81 cables being
Sra w T9s sal is% Tes pSgqd s
Asde from h The news wa rather bgish but IL GA not
export demand upward Of 10000 bush taken mainly ION
AND 81 los S1sR wheat sent out Wctepn adices We're
AIDED the bear sid May opened at s7.aSsc acan-t
was rav to sSc on little iocpi Buying but he anu
ness 9ucy wore wore away and es decnd S sr uqd
g lll9s closing at s7'.c On the curb May clo'od a.
bn,h TIE >ot narSct rspond;d WITH decline Of l. &C.
dosing heavy The bulk o. the Nport business IN So
sss i4os 600 bush ,1rc i5s 600 bus, soot including
unsrGdd winter I'd y d9ec latter lead anc,
2 tcc Quoted mot $50 80, &c. o. hard s aao Sd 90
964c aacat 70. ! N.ithein nomiua. 9Sd?34e ano1.,
'GsGi.c closing a; Sec DO March S1sao! tle 'o1-
May 81 1,64ss closing at s. DO Jun, So 9si 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Thc spot market for Rio had uu no lSV9 ha
day but the change, were uniupCiaht and 10
17ral74c. Mid grades IN fair demand. o'iTs, o. IT,
Padanc interior. 2&S4 G23 c 1VV D"5
Europe ZOO bags Laguayra 1dO0 oass Mara v
SQNaPa. private toms. pltols W. 7i-'''r ~
s in tod, And iurrc was nothing developed IN the way
OF new features The variations were cohM'u wii1 Wy
- ro,y ,,ngc Of ia points Easier cables lea 10 slgt
decline te opening, but the i9ss Nas %
Gained closing showed an ADVANCE 4" ABOUT
SSo'its TaNr declined H.. ana Hamburg pig. klo,
however va, arm. Regular nrst 600; soo9 second
n prNatel. POS. Receipts, JVOO bags.
ITO cleaianccs the United states, 1000 bag total
Santos receipts, oOu0 bags. he
cents at Rio July 1889 % January g. 1890 lo24 GOO
bags time 1850 2,Sil 900 bags: same Time 1855
ia 600 bags Receipt. Santos July ]. 1883 TO Jan
n.rV "a 1870 I4l3O0O bags same time 1883 $4,000
h1g, same less 10000 bags Total sales here TO-
dgV lnn a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The stock Exchange element appears 10 be the only
one in the petroleum trade which is inclined - take
a favorable view Of the possibilities Of the future.
The transactions yesterday at that board showed an
increase upon those Of Thursday, and fluctuations
were narrow but firm basis. Prices advanced
from II OG Is 10 Al O6 5so ~ O6 IL. closing at tie
lowest given figure At the Consolidated Exchange
the dulneSs in the February options extreme.
The first saes were made at II % %. bat holders
were disturbed The market was left TO itself most
of tho time with a net result Of fluctuations up to
~ OG , ~ ~ OSa ~ O6 II. There Is no news re-
garding Western developments. The petroleum trade
A. vle dcplOrcs its poverty and yet the few traders
left are pcr~i,tcnty .ceptcal regarding the chance of
I'm provernent i'm values leaving wholly 10 commercial
conditions the operation Of force which VIII assure
higher values unless the field aspect shows an UNI
ex pectcd change The market closed firm.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADk.

Baltimore Jan 24cotton quiet middling lie; Flour
fair inquiry Wheat southern, nrm FultZ ft9ofc
Iongbcfrv 7jds5c: steamer 5se Western steady 20
mt rcd spot and January, slc Feufhary olAc haSh
Sc Nav s5sc. Corn. southern, him white, 8odfOc
,,lloV 35J3Sc Western finn; mixed spot. January ana
+, brary SIC March, 37s a37 sc April S'sdSi pc Nay
3oa3s7 &c: steamer 3isc. Oats quiet southtf m ana
pnnsylvania 2oG3lc; Western white 29d3Oc do mixed
= Ia s. iac: graded 40. white. 3od302c Rye steady
urimc A, choice. 56ajsc Hay unchanged TROY ls.ohs
unchanged Bitter active best roll lOc fre1n IT 20
Dir. l95,c sugar strong \ soft, size. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer. se-ly grain per bushel Ga Nork
Tor orders - a.,s Sd ofy ard T. 6dd4s ID Receipt.
Flour J. 600 bbls; wheat, If 600 bush corn, lS2Ooo
bush; oats . 600 bush rye 1000 bush. Shpm.nts-
Flour - 600 bis corn 10 600 bush. saes-"heat'
- 900 bush corn. s. ZOO bush
Buffalo n y Jan "a -whcst-No. l hard easier but
not quotably lower with fair Inquiry Ole asked; No
Nor hern. ss2c No. Northern. Soc. winter wheat
quiet and weak No. red. Sc; No red 70c ~ Iei
extra. Soc No l white Michigan. sac: No WhJe. fSc
track. Corn stronger; supply light . car 30 8
yellow sold at 80 Liable cars No at 5-td5' &c.
323.c other grades here. oats IN fair De
mand No. white 27iac; No. white 26ad20ac: No ?
mixed 2Gc 2Gc track. Barley steady and UNCHANGED
Rye nominal. Recelps-Wheat 600 bush corn. 1900
bush oats 500 bush rye . 800 bush Shipments
Wheat. 600 bush corn. 8 900 bush.
Chicago Jan. 24-The leading futures ranged as FOL
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LIVE srocK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Punao Jan. 2i.-CatIe-Receipts last "a hour, $50
had total for week thus far, lJ3iO, for same time las
vUcs ~ $50 consigned through, 2siO head 100 head
10 Newi ofk; 100 head on sale; prices steady sheep
and lambSiec Ut- last - hours 3fOO head; total Tor
week - 600 for time last week. 30 POO
consigned through go ad. all 20 NewHork 5000 head
sale; prices nrm liossReceips lat - hours, $40
total week thus lar. ~ $50 for time last
vck ZOO consigned through go head. 900 head 20
Ncv-Yofk: 1000 had on sale trade active prices firm
and higher. mediums and heavy. - 05ds4 10 mixed
a O5 Workers and pigs, ~ 10; roughs. s3ds3 80.