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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-08
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The Committee of Firemen Meet and Or
ganize.

The committee on canvass appointed
by the firemen in mass meeting Friday
night, met at p. m. yesterday and or
gained by electing ]. T. Engleby chair
man, and j. G. Knepp, secretary.
Messrs. Knepp, Sheridan, Duggan and
Engleby were appointed a special com
mittee to wait upon the editors of tho
city papers and solicit their cooperation
in the effort to induce the freehold
voters to support the ordinances making
appropriations for the benefit of the fire
department.
Messrs. Knepp, McFall and w. E..
Thomas were appointed committee on
printing. Lookabill & Son, job printers.
generously offered to furnish free of
charge all the matter necessary for q
vigorous prosecution of the canvass.
1t was decided that every membersof
the committee on canvass should con-
slider himself committee of one to
make personal canvass of the free
holders of the city.
Another meeting will be held at D..
ms next Tuesday for tho reception Of
reports of progress, etc.
"a Liar and Thief without 'Ligun."
James Jones, colored man living on
Ninth avenue n. e., was looking for q
warrant yesterday.
Jones gave man named Carnett, who
lives near by, money to buy one-fourth
ton Of coal for sick neighbor, named
Albert johnson. He handed Carnett q
81 bill and received IS cents in change,
taking receipt for tho balance. Car
nett took his dray and brought the coal
When he got to Johnson's he alleged
that Jones had only given him quarter,
and refused to unload tho fuel.
Jones was enraged at such piece of
impudence and exhibited his receipt to
everybody. He said Carnett was a ''liar
and a thief and had no 'ligun, or he
wouldn't orter beat sick man outen
money datter way"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-08
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The Weather..

Forecast; For Virginia, rain, warmer,
winds becoming southeasterly.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
D. narrlnc.on: ai Mestern CalNe, SlO y. at y ".

d. Harrington 80 Westera calves, $40 n. at = ~
SHEEP AND LAMDS.-Receipts, including . cat'oiue ,e
consigned direct were L. caroais ol 800 heIu
aLoGt oasOlds besides ALREADY III the pohs
narGct shows no change today h1lVy sheep seu po,
prices sustained hy tne nght supply Nhe ~
Native sheep wanted ana tte nim lahlbs "ry .ry
generally well maintained In price. ana tao eontnucd
that there vii! nrm market Tor the haaO0
OF the week. =. .o.,s, ., d.
really prime sheep soid at - oVHsto -
- So ordinary to choice laniDs AZ 20 ''
s6 * T. VITA Gl head bringing ~, and few Gun, -
Dress MutO1 steady az Sd9c; Dressed IlhDs selns
at aalOc with tle Grmef f,c.ins fos choice Stock :
dressed irHe Lambs +Gd 80 per carcass , =. ...ooo
a. =, ou per n - Western Lambs. SO N: a. 10 oo
20 40 - =, 80 -. 100 "tuis' GS n at - D -.
newton Gillett Isl ono Lambs. s3I2 ~ al 20 ''
Ohio sheep. - y. at =5. 49,, 80 .,
! r. Sadier < 90. l74 Western Lambs, s5a NJ a,
s6 90: PcnnsyIvania DO 67"i n at s3 70 Sheep io
WiEer.on a sherman 175 Kentucky sheep. 77la ~ at
81 80. o.. e... n - a, :, ,o.
Q5 DO 9Ol, ~ - 80; Isl do 9s2 ~ az - % ~
Lambs O. H. at 80 30 1ss DO, - ~ at ~ %; " uo %
"' r. r. arrnqton 20 Michigan Sheep, % n at - 25 II
do 9j y at sj co la2 state Lambs s71 ~ at 81 o''9
''I Imacnhcck Hollis as state sheep 90 r. at 80 so ;
d. 90 ~ az - 5o 200 do. 95 ~ at 20 40 50 S'''e
ws,.t KbS Co State sheep. III n at -: q
do "a n N 81 IS: Gs do 922 n at el 26; 81 state
Lambs 90 N Mt 81 1i3 do 81 n. at 40 80. - - On
= pidcock 4 sons pol state sheep y II. AZ 90 ~
UOGS-Ecccpts. 80 catlc9ts OF l2Oll hcad-,3V cnl-
oads at 4Oth.st and 80 c1roid' az Jcrsev Ciy No a
on live weight NomInaly firm at 81 sods4 for good hos'
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Wednesday. January @s.-BttNEN-Kc-
rc to -laurntgr. s' for c\Gop oIyg ,a, ana ana
A. miner nr9r, All End of coarsr cattle including CNcn
saga. anC-ulls sold az STEADY prices and the yards
-Four carioId, OF iclan son at - 5od+a - common
Erriicit ,at,lc AZ - 30 and N,Djor ,tt -olc ar.
load Of cNt, prlme mo ana y nscS at - - N.ai ant
- - Bun, at az OdrJ.
.te5dt at ed Or -cant 9c peg = a, Load,a t6c n,rat
slow at 3aaGd Tor American Si,o,s 1e,t Americans are
shipments to-day 80 Ca''l" ON ne Buffalo by " cold
rpr,t,in the 1t. Konans take 81. Catue ior y.
Mols ana a,$ q@I5eo B ont Of go . ior sTi. IN M @ ."
b hin anG 7GJ quaiter' IN ne G'luauic ON 1hnrIa1
100 Pirs Tor jane Ncson Sons anu ue Ir!ndad'
me Lake ontario viii hardly OF before IIday. She
WI , si.arrr WarNcK and Ncnphi. vich sailed non
Baltimore January ana H. lost Ie-ret-ey o. and l9i
City Dressed ncet continue slow for the common ana
medium grades While good to choice j. ia mott rntc supply
and nrn Quotations are G2asc choice ana extra SIDES
selling at ~ and occ1.onsliy at go.
ot g S5 7 M Il ic inaann N 4, S,G' 3D. '2'.
d. d. "a iGo ae 30 at to IS a. DO io.s e. at S99' % %na %
Nania Cows 922 r. at = 80 T. Do. So H. at - - d.
CowS, se.r. and stars, 1883 N, 80 Indiana oAcn.
5 SasdsTs is, Chicago Steers, 1906 n at q 70; o.
cows M n at q q q go 40 bgs ol@ 4io ~ at p
do 1871 - 60 do. II - H. az II CO. do, 1850 2;
c,. 50 32 IcN3n1, 9Si h at s9 ~ 40 ao ~. y a. a.
s 20 20 10 Cqo 9@ 0E Do 1ii7 n a. @ s q ono cows
ai,i fc.iers mixed 1868 = Ohio Bulls and Cows.
100 y, at - Wc, RI Bu!l 1880 =, at e. 80; - d.,
80 - NJ 40 10
shcrman & culver; II ohio stccrs, 1879 n at ~ 30
Indiana do lll5 r. at - - 80 do "5i ~ 10 ~ -
81 1868 - a. - 10 Connecticut oxen @O7O y ~
81 80; 90. IG7s y. n - 10; 1880 n AZ - -
state Oxen 1913 ~ at ~ 40; S'ags. li3O ~ a. - .5
NJ goldsmith: Chicago Stoor 1885 -. a. Gj 90 u DO
1888 H. - 20: DO. 1890 M 20 - DO 1900 II. at
- - 80 do 1903 ~ at ~ 70 II 90 1917 n a. 81 -
l3 d. 1l72 H. at si 81 % DO 1857 - az = 20.
MIICU tOMS-kocript- over aN roads. l93 head.
Market steady at f2Od&4O -ec.t small ing
hich as so. J. e. Curtis sold 10 cows at @2jdsi5
per head.
salc- at 2lad3-. aud Ncas also unchanged,
selling at 5a'r for common to prime quar. -
Dressed Calves about -t'ddy T0lOLc for country
drcs>ad Noas choice bringing He: SAFE for city
dressed: and 4iadGc for dfessd Westerns.
SaIc,-lIallrnbcck Hollis: Western Calves. fl3 y
average at 2c per n u do 3lG r. at 3 Ncas ilS N,
&C.: 90. l1l H. at g..
Dlcnback & Dewey Veal. 173 n at DC 3dolo7 y.
IJ2 n at 7Asc: 10 do. lGi H. at Sc.
hume 4 Mullen Ncas. III n. az 30 DO 100 - At
6cc - do. 10 ~ at 'c DO 1872 n, "a, 2c l. DO lG1
n, at Sc
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
TILE TRADE IL CHCAGO.

Chicago. Jan. - ,Spccan.-Whcat today op'h'n
f-actionally over Tuesday night and closed ahou'
1 cent over May wheat went from % - to y" -
and closed al 90 j-s. There Wa, news rom Mi'
r,,,o, Of better demand for -four New Io:k G ca cl
nl.ont iCi 900 bu-hc!.; and rlNt1ct ann. unc-N ~
decrease in the available supply OF wheat oI l'oV,.u.
bushels Early In the SESSION PdidruS Nhs Il IIto
pilycr. lato. h. turuod seller. I'D" Warhcl i""c't'
acted rather indoucndcGtiy of individual ana snpWH
! yccr ont,id, Interest than for considerable tmc
{ ,lilcs were 7 lttlc against the market NhoNlhs d
fractional decline. Thc Minneapolis and DUNN 'hT'
wcr, also rather liberal. san Finnclsc" sun CON CON
plalnod - dry weather, but the signal service mhP
showed rain al Portland. The receipts ot corn "rr'
smaller than were expected and the W'h'hrf III ~,
West Wa too ard toJ warm for elmer 4 E-'"
movement or a good inspect n Nay opened AZ 81 -
and closed AZ - =. Iarirder was The E's'Hl hhNcF
IIufc chlu-on the lc-t seller. The t'ta. >i"'t h,'fN
uudcr 300 900 bushels. The sample "1t' ha'k' W.
firm Int th" speculation In futures was V"iN HHitN
IIutchinson'S selling prevented any advanc'- haN
opened and closed al - J-i. The NOV mont va
moderate Provision traders This morning r. slf
prl,ed that when Nay pork got und r slo there Wa
not great deal of liquidation. when II was 'ccn
that tl., hnyng better than the selling price,
iccamc nun,r and remained 50. May pork op,n@i
at - % aud clos,d AZ SlO 10; May lard opened Al
80 OF and closed at 6o'; May ribs opened at - %
and closed NJ - To- There were 1000 hogs at tnc
yards estimates for THURSDAY, 1000 TO 1000 pnt
on Nav wheat. - 40 - : calls. % Il. rus
on Nav corn. 81 Ii a. - 3 calls, - ) 1.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr,rrprs or Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATI'RTS OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
Tbcre was only a moderate speculation In wheit
ontons yescrdav-2 100000 bushels ch,nGd haio
bu there was bullish tendency to prices There was
4, early weakness due to easier cables and fuil re-
cips in the Northwest The large c.caranccs at sea-
hoard points and the Bradsrcct reports OF decrease
Of 900 900 bushels I'm the supply east OF tho hocAy
Nountoin. gave the bulls fresh conraze: May Sarc1
ulv o9ncI a. o. "a "a 7-16 cents. hut then ram
10 90 ! -SG0s - cents. The net changes We're -
cent for the nearby months and 356 - ccnt ior ,
Iator deliveries spot wheat advancci - cent, hut
tbc prrchascs for export tl continue In the list Of
enccla contracts There were $4,000 bushes report ~
for export but tho Transactions were maze !" u'S
Corn was helped hy light local receipts, late strong
stocks Of 10000 bushfH The options closed mp
1-i03-s cert. Cash corn was | cent oett'r' VII"
onlv r OO1 bushels taken FOR export '..
oats were sympathetic with corn but no lihPorV'"'
change recorded , , ,..,,. n,
Lard was weaker in tone on the free arrivais c
hoes at tlc West. There sales OF l5oO tlcIceN
on the spot and TO arrive, but whether Tor export wa
" T1e fnal onotatons were follows:
Whear-Ia1uary. ~ o. IS Fe' mary; q U. o-s
corn January, 81 II; February, 81 70; Maron
90 5-s: NAY % 3-S ccn's ,-o yav
OaiS-.Ianuary, 81 rs; February, 81 7-e' May
~ 5.7 cents. ,. Ali, sc y,
Lard-Fciruarv. 90 %; March, 20 Ia April ." -
Nav ~ 50 July. *i ~. , ..,,,,
The receipts of grain ard -four reported YSt'rdN
n Ncw-Yorl Phadelnha ard Boston wrt n, i!ions
Wheat 1880 bushels; corn, hi1-J rn,h,l>' an na,n
Gal53 bushels total Trsn l431i% nI.n and Iost 81
LnriS The arrivals were Wheat. 5o719 bush"l corn
I-iG-f bushels oat. 1f2 504 bushels; total gam
3G5,70i bushels; -four 32ll7 barrels
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-1heTc was a Moderate business reported IN
pr,.I growths Oh the spot and the market had iIm
support. No RIO quoted l72c. saes Loo DaIs
\6 6 and T. 1s ana 172 5000 bags Nos ana al i = q
Tor no :. 10 be shipped Loo bags No,. D silu Z.
santos 179.c for No to ariYe; l,COo 9agn 40. .
Of mid grades sales 600 mats private growts J9nua
OH bags washed Caracas. $50 bags unwashei 90 anu
200 bags washed Porto CabclO, private toms options
had Very quiet day and prices suffered further decline
Ierber was decidedly weaker, Ut close showing u
dcline u 20 points. Other months werG 'aI9 pont'
Gower Faster cables and full receipts at no ana santos
had most to do with the depression. llaNrc dropfd
L. r. but closed with recovery Of r. HamDuls ~
raary VI but Otherwise Sd6d lower onlcal quotaons
o.; D. NJ February, rs 80 March l5s; Aprh. ~ !;
NAV '79s Cd June, 72s July eos Cd Rio quot.s
regular nrst 8 $50 good second, g $50; eXchanss
trvae) 10, receipts 10000 bags; Rio ccaranccs FOR
ncd STATES. 1000 bags Rio eesrances for EuTGpe [,,
e. 900 bags, total stock. l2fOUo Daesi h1fhet INN
santos receipts, 10000 bag 400 RECEIPTS at G ,m Jqy 1Soo
as 600 bags same time 1889. $4,000 lags. Ks
ccipts at Santos July to January -, 1891 22oGOP
900 bags. Total sales here to-day. $1,000 bags
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
L1vE srock MANkl1s- nY TNLEGEArH.

RuGao Jan - o-CAte-Rcc'lp,- or thc act - hours.
3GO h.ld total flr week thus f1r 100 head or same
tinc ast eek 25o head consigned "a oirh l5+ al
Of which 900 head Yoro sl!c % hrf mar ket
s'o1cv Sheep ard lluhsecc fpr Tie lat - hours.
600 head Tor week thus Tar. II 200 head iot sanc
time last week. 40 @u0 head unsigned through. @9on
h.d fair demand prices shalr lower sheep choice T.
extra - lO0 - so good 10 choice - 'Jdt1 common .
fan SlGtf - lrb choice to extra ~ io0sj 30 good
b. choice - ~ca:G Oj; common g. fair sjGT5 10 Hogs
I-crut. FOR the - $50 head t,ta for week
thus far. a. $50 head Tor same time ast week 30 $50
head Though 3 $50 head Of which 1880 heal
tn %rwYor.. ou sale - 600 head fair tcmiud prices a
shad lower; MEDIUMS. heavy and mINd ~ a - %
lIrbt T., heavy Yortcr- - d+3 30 pig, 80 -
chicago. Jan - -''rhe Evening J0ru1l" telorr Cat.
tic Receipt. l-OJO had slow and iJa2o' lower On
sf.rs hit have been selling at - 5Octi ana along
th rc: extra remain strady az t,d*j 60 and common,
- JdSl 25 fld$2 -: st0ckcfs. - 2'bds3 %
Receipts. 30 900 head lower making dcllnr -
20c for IA plckcrs nnd mixed ~ iO0
o. 80: prime heavy agd bu'r-' weights - J5G fJ 80
lght ~ jas3 50 Sh,cp- Receipts. m OCO head ralfcs.
~
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
THE SId1E or Trade.

Buffalo. Jan. 2s.-Whaat-No. ! hard firm, leht
demand Q cars sold at ~ l0a cars No N9rtnefn IN
store sod at IL track sold at 81 ODat u
30. Northern 81 Q;Qsl o. Wnter wheat quiet cars ears
NO rcd sold 81 O2adSl O3 cars No eNt a TI sou
az SlGSl OIL No ! white sold II I2d*l oZ2 on
track $1,000 bush No. white oregon sold az 9icVt &c
IN store. Corn weak and lower, 20 ears No : yellow
sod a. 16t G5Gac car. No 3 do sod at oBa p5tc .
cars NO sold 5ii2 d5l1.c II cars No sOd ~ ooA
eooac. closing outside prices oats steady; 10 cars
20 white sold at soc cars No. whit: sold az -, ;
cars NO mixed sold at fs1.c on track No wht IN
store oO2c. Barley steady 80 600 bush Canada private
term, 1900 bush good Canada sold at SO 10000 Dnsh
sample Western sold 900 bush good Michigan sod
az S Sos 300 bush twoowed state So a, &c oS TSr
snpu slN-fowcd state sold az $50 No Canada So0cCci
80, . extra, s5as6c: no Western 71c askei tyss
GGuu G ahd nominal Flour firm and unchanged M'lleen
urn ana unchanged ReceiIts-Wh at 600 bush corn
~ 900 bush oat. 1000 bush shipments 80 % %o9o
bush. ' '
.hicago. jan 2s Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
COTTON MARKLrs-ni TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. ~. p nCotton-Ihc sales Of the DAY
lnciud. S 500 bales IN crir1n.
Futures closed weak: American NiddnG low middlnc 2
cau-r January delivery. G.rid value January frb.
rIaA delivery G36id value; F"lr ana March &C."
Vcrv G25idi Gt6id March anf April delivery 2"4d
Aurl auc NAV delivery, 1btd1 OBid; Nav ana
Iuuc dcliNtrv. --6idJ 1Gfd and jug
d IOGid5 1868: Jtuv ano August delivery l2-64d
August ana september delivery. > I6Id value.
Galveston Jan.>2e.- often quiet mifdllnc ohc low
uGdnC good ordinary, - Net anu receipts,
~ c-2 tale, sales. AZ. all specimens stock s735s.
NORFOLK. Jan. - otion easy; midding, vse. N"t
ana gf0-, r-cpt, $50 bales eXportt coastw.e, lj3
.al,, .52. stock. ~. SOB.
~nyannih Jan. rs oton "a y mddllng 0lGc low
middinc - IGc good oriinarv 5-lGr Net and gross
receipts fi2O bales sales, l,i2J stock, l00.655
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
OH fAHkITC

OF city, PENN Jan. 2SNatlona Transit certificates
oueued - ac highest. 77sc; lowest. 744c closed
7iiec sales 700 bhl- csaranccs 9ilo0o bbls ship
lncnt- 3i.Jii bbls runs. lcS 1.e bbs
PIT Penn. Jan. 2S.-Pctroleum dull National
Transit ccf atrs opened at 1isc clos d at 7ihc high
cst 74'-c: lowest, 1i2c.
bradford Penn. Jan. 2sNatlona Transit certificates
opened at 74sc closed at 5iAc; highest 7iss lowest
1iLc; clearanccs. 2sj 900 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IiycrioO. Jan. IS % p. mlIecf ana porkii oders
oIrr frocv. 1Iam--Ii0ldcfs OncF sIarinrly. Bacon-
Holder. oicr freely; Gun bcrand cut about - 20 so N,
steady at short ribs about IS n dull at rs so
long ana clear mddlcs about 81 n steady at 27s b
IonV clear about 81 H. steady at rs I'd Cheese
sparinglY; American finest white oil
or,d nrm at SIS Ga. TaoN Iodcr, offer freely prime
'ty STEADY at 21~. 1ufpntinc-HOldrfs Oncr R"ly.
IosinllOdrrs onr molctat ly iard-Spot and future
old,r- moderately; II!mc western spot January,
Urinary nnd March. easy whcnt-liod"ts
oicr moderately. flour-oldcr, orcr sparngy. Corn
Srot nd Holders offer moderately mixed Western
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Jan. 2s Ip m.ConsG- 07 3-i6 for both money
and account; Canadian Pacific, 7jS; McNi an
Ordinary. va. Ncw.York Central 1Oi4; Mexican
Central per cent hOnds 1i'.
India Council bill, were allotted to-day mt decline
Of l-22d pcr rupee
Paris ad,icfs quote per at 05 francs 52a
Tor the account
The amount - bullion withdrawn from the Of
England on balance to-day l. Gl3s 600
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum markets have practically dis
appeared At the Stock Exchange no transactions 81
Importance were recorded At the Consolidated Ex
change there were sales of 10000 barrels IL National
transit certificates al 15d 74d Is cents ReAned OIL
was quoted at 745 In barrels and 941 cents III
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
pnbIir Noilees.
CeaaI n otlces.

NEW-YORK SUPREME OURT.-Abbie , lsa-
y hn, Rurrh PlaintG Vs. Frederick Il. Burch, Defend.
antDTrial desired in Kings County. Summons "''0h
Tor th 0aboyenamci Defendants hereby sum,
moned to the complaint IN tns eTyo" snrncv @
Within twenty days after the service of ms sup"s.
OF tho cay o. sesS EY1 @ n h. kcn sSanst YOU
S Sy defsat fo thc recf den aadcd IN the complaint
Dated Dee9"S1rE "SS1frEWAKT " ROSS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
oece and PostoGico Address No. 30 Liberty Street. New
TO rTrdsrck R. Dureh Denaant The torssGGs .s
summons served uP9n gene you o. pae'a'o see o. thS
s"prene Court state Of Nc%iGr" dated the TENN IN
day Of Decem6er lsso ana meg oun mn Of e kHs at the
County Court 9gsf g l 'H f ksS Sf PSa, PEGs Attorney
once and postoee Address. NO. % Liberty Street. Ne"
York CITY, ". 4.
CIPKEME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Toon Fons ,aa aad FHadeck Ma@ 'l n aae
r 1' Christine Bertha Louise de Iasa and MIens
&c Llsa her h9Sand as FaS sS Julian Fane and Maud zane
GM.,Sodnnts Trial desired In NewYork County Sum-
mons ,h. ,hovcnamed defendants; Yoa hereby
ohea 70 answer complaint IN this action and TO ser;e
e yosf after a"iSs' the srSce Ga his
a aTf s f. Of gS ou y dsassas
% for tie rclle d.maqdcd in the eO@Plaisstoo n $40
DATED N''''L FLAMES Fi,IG:4,i ,; GAhPtEs R5isrney
ONCE and POstOfce ceS seaFes:: Ns:wSorH N''''
asisod%nt as GsGa'T eSa Eae Gsass DE- and
Msel de Lasa her husband susan & Mcxandra Fans
N're Teos cG ms Fas 'SaS d tl%s upSa a0a a0a
y pabssC%s ~ % PGF'ai i, g az o e spe%e % Court Of @
sat Of Sew.Yok 9Th dav Of January, 1891 and
MD WIN the co@Pot y he az sfs Sc q on se GYse S the
CIV County and stat OF New.York
Dated N0w'YorEsi IspEsTy IMEyy r. o. clSS'YND1rn.
No. As waI.s... New.yors CITY. New'York.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Vsihlo aupDlY
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ......6 7-l66 LoT Middlinr 15'l6
s. Good Ordinary...7 l1G Mddiing
Optons-Deyelopcd fair d gree Of actiyi;y, and the
market continued the downward turn During the early
session there renewed long selling the liberal
bort receipts. and further g., line at Liverpool. The
result was break u 3d5 points January notice. to th"
eNicn: Of about 1000 wtic put OUT, but these Wtr'
well taken in, and this the market gained strength
From the bottom there wa rally Of 2di points IN
1l0SOO bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
THE PETROLEU.u Market

January, new firm at sgd February rn at IS 2'4d
hops at London-Pacinc Coas-IIodcrs ore1 sparlngly
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Domestic 6llnatious Udnleo

-~~-e~~~~-~~-~-~-- --~r--rr-----
Females.
y ESPECTABLE woman would llkc few
IL places u wash or clean. can or an'
dfc-, al week Mr.. ROCES, =5o Wet
SD room ., fcir.
- EAMSTRESS.-Y Young married woman
- wants family sewing or mcndine s,,,., M 10
at home. Mrs. BRADY, 2l3 Wet 5o'h-st'
- EANSTRESS by young French Girl, A.
- seaustre-,. clai, D., rmdld or assist win
children; willing ard Ohlipiug 5000 f,fcr.
ence. Address A. L.. SO 0th ave. "a no0r:
w TT NCRSE.-A Young woman wants a
w place as wet nurst. 2,329 -d.aye.
AITREsS.-In stcliss private fam
w ily; takes care Oi dining-room moor, 81.
vcr and gass viii 60 10 the country pest
reference from last place. Can al $40 L'sI
3lstst., 1st floor.
ysT ATTREss and CHAMBERMAID.-By
w neat Canadian girl; experienced;
nfst.class waitress and chambelmald does
plain sewing: city or country. win MIS-
TYLER. 3-S Gth-aNe. -----
BY FIRST class Swedish
w waitress: = years city reference. CIll
Mis-. MALMBFRG. Swedish Bureau, 3S2
ith-a>e.. upstairs.
ND AITRTSS.-Hy young girl; under
w TIA q, her work thoroughly; can take
A bntIe.'s place; best city and county ref
9rences Call or apply 357 1th-ave.. DO
tween 25.h and 2dth "ts-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29

Iv.rahousa deliveries since January l. 1891 New
vork 9iG GoG hays: Baltimorc 10 292 bags New
orleans IL 1S7 bags; total. OSLO paEs ,,h q slow
u - PoSas fnr conslIup, on Port receipts
uauc 90 400 - ocaln.t o6 $40 bales this day last
~ 90 22o bacs fhs day last year Crop move
ment: 1901 1900
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Dcmeshc 5iin1tlS1s Wnrts0
Females

Females
NJ URSE.-First-class, comp tent and trust
~ worthy; willing and OUlIgm3 city or
country; best references Wiling IS do
plain washing and chamberwo!k II qulred.
30 5th.aVe., ID noor.
~ URSE.-By an English Protestant 10
~ growing children very neat sewer: un.
defsJaEds sewing machine good references
Trustworthy and reliable. NURSE, care u
Mrs. Bacon, $50 6th-aNe.
NJ NURSERY GOVERNESS.- by neal
~ North German Protestant; good seam
stress and 1ne needlewOrKer, best refer.
ences 10 grown up children; city or cOun.
try. Call at Mrs. BRICKS. ll9 Last 18th.
st., between Sd and Atm aSes
NURSE-Wantcd, engagements as ladies'
~ maternity nurse; city or country: has
hest Of roferenc". Address Mrs. HOLMES.
col CarltOn-ave.. Brooklyn.
NJ URSE.-Experienced nur.e desires en-.
~ gIgement; references from local phvsi.
clans. Address NURSE. care Dr. knight.
1ij Willoughby-asc.. Broohlyn.
DAKLORMAID or HAMBERMAID.-
L BY young swedish girl. sp akng Eng
llsh a. pailOInaid Will assist with wait
ing and chambcrwork; best personal refer.
cncCs; city or county. Call OF address 3J1
4th.ave.. ietWeen .5tn ard -0th sts.
=, EAMsTRh,SS.- S.-UnGcrstlnds dscssmaE.
- ing; 81 25 per day. Address SEAM
STRESS. 25i sth.ave
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Cost ano 1oun0


4 OSr OR STOLEN.-Bank book No. 26o'1lS OF IN
Emicrint Industrial savings fank Payment s'opP Y
Pe,so return book to bank. No. 81 Chambete'st
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

Bennett, 1874; J.. f. Van wickie, 1877; g.
Harris. al; d. Krause. l0I; w. Worden
16S: w. II. Capes. 127; N, Ballard, 1lS; A.
S. Osborne, 116: w. j.. Brown, It's. Total.
1,343.
Lyceum B. CIV. Drake, IT'S; G..
French, 156; X. O'Donneii. $50; I. Burke,
1888; Fl. Lane, 1l6; w. Connor. l44; p.
Brennan. 116; w. McAvoy. 1877; L. Nc
Gum, 1872; j.. O'Brien, 167. Total, 1,5O4.
The third and decisive match of a
series between the team Of the Bayonna
b. C. and the Pamrapo A. @. was rolled
last evening on Rollston's alleys at Bay
onne. The score was,-
Pamrapo A. C.-R. c. Morton. l42: r.
johnson, 173; P. f. Allaire, l59; A. e..
Fortuna, 142; G. c. Shooley, 14S: F. Lang
ley, 1876: Fl. A. Griffin, 1873; D. u. Butcher,
$50; G. Mitzenius, 1853; G. X. Vogel. 155.
Total, 1850.
Bayonue B C.-E. Seymour rs; f. Van
Wickle, 145; d. Krause, 1874: r. w.
Brown, 142; n. Ballard, 1872; r. Harris,
146; A. S. Osborne. 143: w. H. Capes, $40;
w. Worden. 1862; w. j. Brown, III.
Total 456