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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE STATE OF Trade.

B4l.uore, Jan. St otton nrm mld1i.ng 3.l6c
FIuI adv Whest->oItn.s nominal Fltl oocG+l %
Lolg-.i... H-oI-l o. W,>.ra steady 40 winter I'd
o. ana January 49,, d3,c, FEBRUARY &c May. II U. Il
81 % 'ori->ogtnern nominal whit ana yeI.ow. ., q
5'.t steamer. J7r. grade SO - $50; Western steady
mixed -pot ST.; Januarr. 81 BID May, j''tdj.c
--..r.. p JGc ui1 O1t> fsry active. Re- scarce and
f.ntr Hay rrn. rAoic" timothy Sll good 70 pIiuo
~ug-lo J' Professions ~ adj. Butter qui,t; crcan"r
.iuer 2Tr--r, 90 l1r D. choice. - 1@Jc CO Imitation
.aco fsucy y do good 20 choice lOG-Oc rolls,
1a l.l~cs TAR ~ good. l2dl6'. Eg-s steady r. N.
l-- lca-noU,' -Oc. C0Hee .ru sugar strong. Cop
pop vaa. Whi-KDy quiet Frerhts 70 Liverpool. steady
I...ep,--tIour 1882 bb,- wheat. 2+72 bush; corn,
13o 1u-n: 900 bu-h ry". 800 bush. shipments
o.r 2,p.l ob.- >al->-Wheat, l25,lis BUSH com,
rs u.J ll-h.
H.f,i,. Jan. s.-spfinz wheat dun; ~ had closed
a. - OjI-. so. rtnea at II 03% so. North"rn.
9.-"5- ~. GA. go -ptng 80 winter wheat tim.
o. .c..t. ! so J WHIT sold 10 - coz trt 80.
.>'s. White At 9gl7c, SO white Oregon %. 30 in
-.... fTiI-f and FAIR den and , 80. .
yellow sod 40 J1 ooJ7r. = car, No. yellow sod AZ
lt tl.-. D %o sid at jJc II car so 3 s0i
l. 5I-rj 6 track. closing 90 outside Nc-rcs Oats
''l. bIt ~ closing strong lnd higher 80.
White 20 30 idj l-r c-r, 40 sold a. 3',rjoc
So ,od sod a, - joc 80. = white
.I -f.. 81. asA-. Barley dun and lower; 40. can.
tii 80 ,NtT1 81 so 500. 10 . Western,
71- ,ur - god, 7oq72c; Michisan. 75a7jc; no STATE
t pit.u- -urnr - 3oa;j io - winter. - go nsi %.
... u,- Flour ju" hh.- roiu - 600 bush oat- 200
bush. >.lpmelte Wheat. - 900 bush
chicago. Jan s.-TL. leading futures -1nged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
TIE PROPOSED BOTANIC GARDEN.

At the invitation OF Mrs. Maria L. DAILY and in the
name Of the Committee Of the Torrey Botanical Club
which has the organization Of great botanic garden
I'm New York in charge, number Of prominent women
met Yesterday afternoon in Ms Days parlors. No
"A Clinton Place. 10 consider the progress Of the un
deraking and discuss further plans for action. Tie
meeting was addressed BY ex-Judee DAILY president Of
The American Geographical Society judge Addison
Brown. president Of the botanical Club, and Proesso!
s. L. Britton, of Columbia College.
The asscmblage Was earnest and enthusiastic Tho
subject was discussed In detail the great advantage
tn the city and country Of SUCH establishment
Get forth and descriptions of the famous botanic gar
ders Of the GA World given. II Is planned to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

place the garden in Of the new pnbc parks beyond
the Harlem River, a: point readily accessible ihc
Commissioner, # Public Park, having given their cor
dial coOpo.ati0n 20 the eadcavci. and having prom
I'D 20 devote such land may bo neeie1 i1f ne
purpose. provided sufficient sun 81 money ilr me
cquipmeni and maintenance Of the garden oe raised
WITHIN Two year.
The mccjlL- uual. mously resolved ina a uNd'Hc
carden la~ become public necessity in N"-l ok ana
all present expressed great iutege, iu the uudcTahini
ard the intention 10 turtle? il DO any way 800 N!eI
power Letter, were received fr)m large number
~ women who were unable 10 ~ present.. pFoiniN -
their aid A. A >uD>cqucut meeting other pan VII!
be discussed AID il j, certain thai Tie c>tab> hmcnt
Of the New York Botanic Garden may be looked for ID
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
ELECTING THEIR TRUSTEES

The Arrow steamship Company held its annual
meeting yesterday at No 40 Broadway II elected tie
following board Of trustees Il. NJ Fryer, New York
Charlie, H. Oehm. Baltimore; W. II. C!arkSon, New
York: Miller r. Creighton, Baltimore, James II. Con
nelly New York; George FRANKIE. Baltimore; VI. y.
stafford New-York; stephen Thorne. NewIork
Samuel f. George. Baltimore: {. &. Chesnut, Balti-
more and T. Is. COlman. OF NewYOrk
The board Of trustees organized and elected Il. VI.
FRYER president Charles II. Oehm vice president. and
W. II. GARRISON secretary and treasurer The presl-
dents and other annual reports presented 10 the
stockholders but the trustees refused 20 give the
ports or the purport Of them for publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE PLTROLEEN MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
Something unusual. ia small way, occurred d. a..
stock Exchange yesterday. thu deaiao, Bucko,, Pipe
Line certificates exceeding those IL National au,t ceIt
acats There sales Of 1900 b,iic, Of former
2la22 and 81 only 5000 barrel, ~ tr latter
49, cents ~ the Consolidated Board Burkryc Oh
elected. but there sales Of barrels TRANSIT
certificates ~ 1Ji.a crnt-. There r-
D. aree the cr.d- m1tk,t The speculation.
while showing u adness j. SIN don and professional.
The producers however. feel tdt Win ailmtut 81
Work, the higher range o. NAur- may De- sustained. Ia
nned oil alr activity j. u be noted ia and prices
points u 40 cents. bdir's remaining At ! 40
cents. Foreign Quotations = pence ighcf Iudou
So p,nce and shado faet Antwerp liza france
BTeIen being unchanged At ESQ marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
TO CONVERT HEATEENS At HOME.
ESTIMATING TIE NUMBER or WICKED PEOPLE
N NETWORK.

N NEW YORK.
The ffth meeting Of the week Of PRAYER Yesterday
afternoon in tie Madison >quaH. Presbyterian CAu''h
va, presided over by the Rev. Or. Joachim L.mend'f'
II the Harlem COLLEGIATE Church. Tie subject was
The Church AZ Home Prayer were made bY tie
Rev DIS. No,traud and WILLIAMS. asking for S"''e
Of uer,or-al reSpIn>ib.Mtv and 10. cooperation ~ ic
evar-elization Il the ci;v. country and >ronter d.
ElDendorf made 4 short addre~s. The Rev. Dr.. K J.
JUNIOR exhibited. a large map. made by himself '7
reseDtinC the religion, and secular divisions Of the
people living In the Ie-ion Of TVeniyci-h'h aii
T,veotv.pinth >t-.. between sixth and seventh
AYES, By squares q, different color. The map
represented 5000 people. The houses Of The Prot
e,taut church menber~ designated hy yellow tie
Roman Catholic bv green the Hebrew families by rcd
the bad and the immoral hy black: Protestant
families hut not church gods, by blue, lap'oi
Protestant families who now church by blue crossed
with yellow line, In the region shown by the map
are 2.G Roman catholic families n.neyseven lieore"
and .i-etv- ap~ed Protestant famlAc-. Or
JUNIOR estimates that there in Ncwfork about 10
33j people who are either heather or deplav'd.
The Rev Dr. Schauaie@ followed D r JUNIOR with
a few words he said he wished some wealthy MAJ
would offer - 200 u Dr. JUNIOR 70 pay an energetic
minister 10 work i'm the part # the Ctv shown
fc the man. The Rev. Dr. >trOHe cO-'d
the meeting by making strong appeal 10 TIE
evangelical churches 10 cooperate IN ne Work 81
converting the heather RI the CITY one II the ""en
rreent wa, ~ moved by the woNl> II Or. 49, tliicr
Il Immediately after the meeting she promised Dr.
JUNIOR Il 200 20 support clergyman Tor one year
10 work in the district proposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
FLOATING ICE ~ TIE NORTH R,vER.

Tho North River has been flied with floating lee dnfino
the last two or three In the ferry -!- the is
thick and frn 80 that feiryboa,, have difficulty
crashing through Thcy seom when entering the sr-
n carve a way RICH. through big caEo. Th'se deal
of shaking and rocking when the wheels Of thc boat pound
upon the cakes and pa,scugr for places
deck where they NAV the attractive spectacle u biz
boat slowly pushing her through nod ~ g,terlng
and dazzling white with ruie around IL liac Of
,potless foam Some boats in coming up t. their
piers get nc froon hod snd are forced u back
out and come at them Wi.1 a .u-i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
4NIT4LIAN THROrS TITRlOL.
B1-ND1NG HIS F>THEH-IN Law BDoArsE His
VIE HAD LEFT HIM

WIZ HAD LEFT HIM.
Vi,ro Wa used a, q means OF Italian revenge IN
front Of the tenement house 80. AZ East T"eitLs'
YESTERDAY morning. Luigi Natfasello. a abo.cr u ne
street Cleaning Department, vailed out % the mouse
on his way 70 work at q O'Clock. AMI was me- Oh INC
sidewalk by Nrhou-1 BraegO. his son-ln-a" WHO AsA
Ieon waiting i'm the Goorvay Of The house. B'a-eo
held in lis hand containing vltlol ana ne Hls
the burning LIQUID n MatIagello'~ face. Inc a'p
blinded Natrsceilo ana burned hi- flesh lie -c canned
for help ami TIED to Copc L- way back u ms home
on the second Ao0r Of the tenement house. us WIZ
and daughter heard his crc-, and helped nm l'" U'
r,orn. Bracco lad fed. oil poured over tae
face Of the suffering and P ne.@ADor Wa sent "
call physician living in the neighblFhood Inc JPN"
,ican did not rcspoud until two hours later MIS-
Na.Iagello got tired Of waiting and called in police
man. who summoned All ambulance AID selt The IN
jured Italian TO Bellevue Hospital Bragso was a.
rested by Detective Bi,cI before noon. the pTsohc
was arragned later at TIE Essex Market Police Court
and held 70 await the result OF NatraseAos injuries
lie denied that LIE threw tie vitriol
Brsggo ran saltwater factory In the basement u
the tenement house No. 2S3 Nottst.. not lar rom
police Headquarters. Among the italians in the city
he was considered wealthy. seveSa| months a-' he
married Matragello's pretty daughter Ro-a >he mara
later that Braggo had other wife IN Italy ana t'4t
he had fed to this country 10 escape arrest f'f t'
murder Of his grandfather. 1t wa sali al'o 'h.
Brageo had married a woman IN tbs city, ana At'
caused her death There stories a1olt ai-o
10 the effect that he had killed an Italian n Noti-rt
and had escaped arrest Rosa iit'eaed ana beaten
bv her husband and about two month, ago he fired
shot Al her in their rooms. Instead Of causing ~
rest she sought protection II the home 90 hcr if"
Dracco made several efforts 10 induce Der Z" return 70
him b,t she refused. s lew weeks ago hc net Der IN
Avenue g. and ,h1t Al her again. -" 90 aped ~
jury and again he escaped arrest Late hr sent "'Tu
IN her that be would xiii her end her parents.
Al Bellevue Hospital YESTERDAY afternoon the suf
geoDs aid that Natra-c.lo'~ sight might not De 90
stroycG but his face would be- dsnSuied a. 4o7 d. 'i7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
THE JURY HAD 80 FAITH ~ THE HYPNOTISH

Peter Richard, convicted Of larceny IN TIE Court n
General Sessions yesterday for stealing several o,co1ts
and umbrella, the house OF Mcl4T Bi'nnD If 20
~ West SiAtyuluta-st., on Deccubof =. Richard,
testified that had b,cn released from Bla Awc~ Island
only hour, before the Ioi berry occurred. H.
standing in tie Bowcry. h. said and then lo-t al o.
lection Of ever thnC until be- found station
house The jury put faith boz th, story Of Lypnotsu
and Recorder smyth Richards prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

. 90, on f,-, ,,,... d .-o t,-., .,,,, ..trei.g
a,-.f'4 .'...- 80 81 n,i--.f a.. 81 49,.
4. ~ 60 ,,,- = d. =, : No-..erf - o.. v. -,
-. 49, =. - .- 49, ....,.. -
o. -...... =. III -. e, -f Ga,
- -, ~ - -. - a4i- ~ 6tA Old. ~
~ os. ~. - a.. ...'.., =. .,.-.' d., AZ.
a. o.. o.. g--.. e. r....f. .. or. 80
=, -'.o' '..IIlt ti,-t D.- .,--'v
$3.50. ',tl-. '.t..r- '-....t o., -...' ..'
.r. $50 t.Ef''-y -. ana .9
,.t. 80. e,.. 4, or1 fIsT 1l....,f ID Vg..,..r.
l', ,, Va y l.Io.,... e9.t =. ~ .'s.I.
! canada -. -HAI Lilly HAlT-.iaa -.r aa'.f.-
81 go. ,'-. ,,.,., e..to, ~ t.. ,..il-
49, ,..,.. ....,,..- .,..
,i,t y" .,~ T,.- ,,t '... .,,.'.. g.. b 3
l.. ,,-. r.,' a. .,.. -.., ..'.. H.. ,,.' .i ,.-
~ &C 2-., b.
'.. 90" MIX. 20 o.. .-.. ~. -,..-
''f ,s,e ..., H. ~. t.. So. Ell, so 20 .
..... t.. ,,.- .- On.
49,, 5.,,. az h.i1 c,,.. o. -. -. t~ a.tb..,.
D .'..... .... .... '.....'. i....
' +t''' 'l-. ~ -.-1
~. ,..''c ar .,.s e.. .. ...-, a,r 'e,a,1-
'.. -l., 1 ,t.,. ~. ...n. ...sr..- ,.loa -li.-
80 nv. r.i-.- -4t.'- ,.,-...
'.-'. -a. ,.- .,-., .. .a-.. - tp-.l'
I..-'F 4. .'t' y, -. &c.. ,.-,o r.a.4 va. 4
,. r.. ,-r-.' q. '.-I med p gen -. r,.,t nAl4
a..,.. -h.r.lg p, 49,. ., A.-c a- compared uiL So.
f...r.. .-l.. ~n..I.1' ol t.a suf ..fNf lo.s'.
Cr grades .,t , l,-., 81 end ,r1 u-.. lt.a..cI
t-et. rtI ..li' .f.r..c. '-i-.'r-- 1905 bush.
.a-. 10000 .-a '.'.-. ,7'c.9' h..' ,lr' .t''.-rt
,a,.r. 81 rs-i -o-afl- -'".e'.- 81 - ~ aHo1t;
v1, Is. 80 s., I,.a,-. ,,,,e d, 90 d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

mand. Talow-The demand is improving. Spirits 81 tlr
Ientne-Tl- demand Is Improving am at Us va h5sI
,n good demand common Arm a. - 81 fSosI%
The d. mand j, Improving. Corn->Plt q poor de,iahu
future. in fair demand mix Western. February MN -
>, lid Hops at LOndCn-Pacihc Coast in poor Oeun'lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
yE.rUREs OF yEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The whoa, Hake. yesterday s.no,t recovered the Ioe
OF "wednesday. Less than 100000 bushels IN olu"i'
wee dealt H. bu. the trading was almost wholly Ioc9
uctuatloa. were extremely light. Early wcdklcs, was
.e lcsgl; Of report IN tie Southwest Ou' he
,1b, cam. n.u and th,r. igcer c arances o. 10 -
which! Nltl the easier money, caused more ta
fu rcJNtrF. Inc fluctuations arr hardly Worm HOOi"s
bus the gam, options were = cent, t@a4
WHEAT shade better. bat Only 5000 op-ie4s "c-'
fOr .AIcr;. ...t,. -.
Cora was In lrtatJr VI wheat and at- sgDI carly .
ce,-lo ,tiD.- % tr top LutgA,o "lh net 81 y,
-al- spot lot- inI-o,'t . c,.t, ana only oVVO
1...I,l, D.. taken fOt shipment. MI
oats ~ t,.f n4Eler ana more alt|t' AA'
options c.u..d strong AID W i2dds cent. .,
Lard Na- uul4 and ld-cI, VIA TIC speculation co.A!
to tn. May delivery. there was 40 export demand D"s
30 sold The spot and - arrive ioF ho'
he unal quotations were a. follows: 49,.
Wh,lt~jahrsry. u 90; I,bIuly Il oi'i March,
81 Oj T. May, u o. July, J9's cent. . 80 A..
Cori-JaHuary, 3d. cbfusiy j9'i March, 11's May
6a,s-January 5Oi2 February, 5l'. March, 80; May
-Jlnuoiy 81 2s February. - 81 March. IS 80;
Man, -o 81. -.
Receipt, Of grain and dour reported y'rtay AZ ~, Sew'
YORK. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston we're Mh.dt'
G93 bushels corn 1876 2eO bushels Oat lOO-2J Du-'
,- foal grain. 2f7.2O2 bushels; Hour JiEi5 pa na.''
At Chicago. Milwaukee and st Louis u. arrivals mt:
Wheat % f73 hu-c! corn, 1894 bushels oats, 40 -
bushels UJl tU,ncl; IOI $3.50 bdFIt4''
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


CoFFLE-Jn the SPOT rulec rather es>iei' ana t l,I
wa C-clc -.y Or life 20 tIr railing. ~ j..
114Gl5e.. Sa.o>. LOO bars 40. -, l''ec lVyV O.
l-+.. 1000 ldg- NO,. Z. D. and = a. l. - ll =
shipped $50 bag, a. - for y o. l. L. 10
o. it--r 80. .. and l9c for No :; l.oV i'', - g
l.4ci 800 ui,, &c urlow 40 %. L. LOO ub2' so" y
and so. =. i6, and T. and 900 t4ss >fnl.- 80" -
alC OF ~ -roWt1s -t@-, 600 i1g- Mar aib'
and TOO Central American. pryo'" t'tt- II OF =
ton uar6rt .lcI lift" .r.v1ular but tfalIns continue
soN. aud Ga, Ggctu1 not Mateflll. NJ me olt-'s
daci.uDd points. while other were ABOUT points
ghc.. Late catIe, however, anr strouee-, ana I'M,
prompted .r covering leading u general reaction, ma
!r.- showing nee -a1- 81 Jal1 point, "iI lcetrf1ay
Inc increase 100 worlds Vs!Dl" supply had but little
inry.u.e Kavr- closed I Il. better on January ana
IebrI.ry. and Hamburg also ad, sac-d i.dz pig Re-
80 Ms al no Sant- quite Moderate. London strong
Ianu4rg. but Otherwise uucDaueeq on "a quota
,ioU, +. - 3D. m.: January. -, ID February. - I'd
March ~ sd April IL % I1y IL 90 June. 20, I'd
40 0o-r: l.. gu'ar first 10 k0> 30 good second
10 tio-. 80; eAclAng Ipfya;'I 20. re,o.pts
.0,i tags Flo olcaranr's iof United stat, 1000 b1gs
o .,iI4n. for EIroIr 1000 bag total >to'k $4,000
Ia ir.r1~t nrIA. santos r @.pt- lOtsU blgs
Wstd- NJ h!. supply. January J. l-5. Stocks. gland
la 0-t by Hamburg. ls@VC0 haq,i AtMerp lO7 500
80. Uav-. oj6 900 bag BORG 600 bags Mar
lie 3. 49, ta-~, I.ie-to. $500 Lsss y tIer!1nds
no 500 has total. Europe al l.n.- le0bJ' bags
'r-,t. 2Oi 20 bags t1tl. LSje 49, bags. Anoits-
%roat for Unt@d STATS from Iaz -op,oEQ bags afoat
~. Europe from Java and tat 1000 beg, 1gnat FOR
rra f.ou Brazil. 25G O0O bag total -,SSN 49, bIg-
..gst Dec r.or l. .2oi S02 Dscs ara.n-t JSnua-v I.
$50 - $40 bags Ioa. -ans Aer t1dsf, $50 bag-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
TIE TRADE u CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. C>pecial.-Out,dcrs were mot
in wheat today. and local bull, were timd and ran
quick. These the reasons why, with higher
prices and strong news from the other side. and With
q reduction IN the rate Of discount by the Bank 81
England. wheat all day kept within narrow Limits
and 81 night showed only small fractional advance
Nav opened at So -. sold between SO 1-7 ana
80 - > and closed the top. shorts were MADE
rather comfortable By the heavy snowfall IN the >out-
vet. They pronounced the Northwestern caTp, 293'
ARE and daelt good deal upon the news ron
5iuu-apous Of free nTeipts there Of Washington
wheat. \ canar the effect that The Price
Current predicted that tue Government figures On
WHEAT would be al least 4OJ.OOO,OOO caused u Ntte
-cll.u. until % contradicted. The announcement
Tire hour stock IN the principal cities, $4,000 bar
Icl, bowed Little increase over last year. Good
,lc1rinc., were reported from the scaboad and
good hYur trade from different quarters. Corn
receipt. 2O5 Disappointed the bulls. and 80
DID friday, estimates l73. The trade va, narrow.
Nay sold from - "a 10 53 IA. and closed at 81 u.
Ile cash market simply steady. sample oats
mp a-au to-day "a cent. and futures we've also
T. cher because OF pressure from shorts. NAY ~oid
IRON - - to So = and closed az 46 b. The big
movement seem, to be over. There were only lO cars
today, only lo3 expected Friday. Provisions to-day
were = little ea-cr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

war.h0use delvD-lo. since January J. ls1l New.Yo-E
- COZ bag. Rsi.unoro. jiZ2 bag N"wOrsaus $500
bag: total. 3a69f bags.
C0TTON-On the pot dull. bit without Quotable
change ~sl.. 1876 ha'rs for con.vntH Pr, receipts
- 4i5 os., Ags!n.t j-V ba,o- This ~ ls-' sad
i .Ji5 ha.es I..s far ll-t yesr. l-uI mn, 4.,nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09
Lost du9 (0nuo

I oNF OR SIOlEN.-Blnkbook 40. $50 564 issuad Nv
- uf =" fMan savings Slhk Ia tAr CTS OF New. ., -
John J. Eo'n NJ persons Jr cautioned negotiate the
-dn ana t.q ~d 20 deliver Tho book - the bank corr
litI~ and tth.aNr II no. restored un the iUth q nj
January, lo.l application vii be- made 70 the bank tor
duphcifc. JHluGrr - 1901. "
o~r-Eanh.ho Ok No. ia 1854 issued by the Manhattan
Il savings lurttuuon. and payment OF same has bs1n
>ioppt " W
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Liverpool Jan. & D. m.-Ycef iu Ie,I demand .
cNtra lldi, ue-s Gau az fJr Pork ia poor demand.
flAD. 2ood demand; snort ctt about II 70 10 p finn
II 40, 81. Pa on Ia god d'mana. Cheese poor le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-09

II NJ LOON OF OPEN AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pagc.
D liu-ta'd Tie sta ldald authority on Amrur,u n,f,
air anuscmcht. Rules Tor sailing. swimming hal, nI,
INK. shooting. hos back riding &c. In full nar
COPY. Published bv The 1ribuu. New. YORK Intsr,nn
ina aud universally conplimcntd By tie pless. ~
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NORDDEU"TScHER LLOYD SIS. co.

~ tUO.' ItUI II 40 LONDON.
NEW. YORK.. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers al non &. 10. 24.,:.. Hooo.en.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
titr- sat- Jan. l., II STrsc We'd, Jan %.
ann " a.. Jan. II ! D. v crr1.>t,. Jan.5l 50 ~
+ !da sat. Jan q ) 50 an. TiaIr Nod Feb. l.
s!ist r4t4. So And Upward berth a'cortng : Jog.
ten second >e.lu $50 4 berth. Storage q, .osea
rates. OELRICHS & CO.. No. Bowling Grea
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sTAR LINE.

W TOR 90 Ll,;:A,sTQwN AND LIyERPoot- vr,
OVAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEANES
i:Eni'J' JAZZ a. % q NJ eSn' FEB b. IS
GtTmanic Jan. 30 4. Ma. ste REQ - a.
ADJ. D. N. March J. uoOa.
From White star Dock. foo; Of West l0th.si. -.
Second cao.n on these steamer. saloon rates. e,
and upward aScoEcing 10 steamer and location Of oea
Second cabin $50 ana $40 Excursion tickets iaNrss
steeragy SO. CoupSny's once No. ~ Broadway.
New-YorS. Philadelphia Oflce 400 Walnutst.
j HRlNE lSMAY. Arens
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NEW.YORK < CUBA Nam steamship Co

n From Pltr> II lrt 2. Las' RIVER az y u.
for Havana. PIocryso. Canpeche. Laguns, FEon'e'A
IAn'nico IaApan. Nd Vera Cruz.
Mat1utl>. Cart"na>. Sigu1 Calharian.
de CO Glen ,geeon.
G. OF WASHINGTON. HiV. McN Ports sat. Jan. ~
SARATOGA. Havana ana tsrlral~ e,. Ian. ~
NUCATAN. Havana ard Mr>icau T. 70 .. sat. i'm !.
{ OF ALEXANDRIA. Hay. and Nut1A11s g.. Jan ID
SANTIAGO. Nassau Santiago d. Cuba and Cea'uegos.
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'EO JAMAICA and Wjndward Islands vs
rail "a Polt TAMPA. s-e-"er> leoy' Po-t IiES
January -. Tor rl.tlrr information apply q.
J. D HA>UArEN. Ea>'.-l Agent.
81 BroadNly. y. Y.
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WHEAT 80. ..

Gosh l.otl'o1- War' follows Flour quiet. steady
s. -p..u- 0A.ao 90 1850 50 spring wheat. ga
sj-r So 4. ii4aJ3-c NO ,oru. 1919 ~ , olt-.
g. - : ryc e'2@c2. so : tarley nominal
r,-- I"r- o.. POL, -lO o.. $50 -. ard PEI leo -
- rs '1- -4or. rs s.ca- loose, - loi55 20 dry
-I.'~i shoulders loAed - roast 80 clear
.'N.t 55"r3 30. ~h!-A''. ds.ucls nni,hri goods.
b.. SAL 81 Is ,ucCs un-biuc 80 Whit oats tsH
ts-. \, to. 4b', NJ barley, I; o b.. t3a7cr' ~
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NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD :. ;. CO.

- ERMUDA ROYAL MAIL AND CABLE.
ID QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FROM COMPANY PIER tNEw, ~ NORTH RIVER
For ST. CrciI, St kits. Antigua Guadloupe DoriaeA
Martinique, 81. L, ciA BaIo.ao Gran4dz and IIlnld-1
For bermuda : ( BERMUDA January TO- a. noon
Fer s,a,roorl and tickets apply 70
A. T. OU1ERPRIDGE Z co. Agents. 80 Broadway
TH0S. COOK & son. 26l aud 1925 Broadway
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Eur full p1TtI1VIars- frcrhf ~ passage. apIlv %
JAMES T. WARD CO.. li3 W,st
& AYANNAN FNST FREIGHT AND PAS

- sNNHfk llNL-Fout st.amtF, weeNY fTom Nv
yer 30 y. T.. foo' VI Spsing.st
- TALIAHAS SEE ....... -... TrGa January . 9p
- KANSAS CITY ..--.... saturday, JanuarN To-
= CHAIIAUOCl HEE IordIv. January -. y
- NACOOr vi F.. Wed, ecdly. January H. 3 !.
Connecting Wi'h Central Railroad o: aud saw
nah Florida AID Western k.!vay fQl al points,
GTOEGiA. FLORIDA. SOUTH CAROLINA Az
RAMA aud LOUISIANA Unsurpassed Accommodating
frst JAS tab dlolr To. freight snd passage .pO,
J. u. HASH NGEN. W. ii. RHETr. Gen. Az
East Act. = r and w. r. s. savannah East Line
POI Broadway. 81 Broadway
r. l. WALKER Agent Ocean Steamship Co.
NeM Pier IS. North lus0<
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VI UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Per IS. y Z. foot u K!Lg.St
WYOMING u sday January 20, 80 p n
NFVAD Tuesday. January p a
WISCONSIN .......... Iue,tiv. teorsry T. g.
$50 and s35. Storage $50.
A. NJ UNDERHILL & CO.. IS Broadway " Y.
NOMPAGNlE GENERALE Transatlanti1us
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY
,oUp5 -, p.- ?."' 81. =: North RNeL. Il; Ao.,on-t
IA GA>COtfNF, Saltcl i..-- SATURDAY Jan 10, :.
Ia NORM ANDID. Collier >3.vrts'. Jan y, 10 80 :.
Ia Boz RGCGSF. Frausaul SATURDAY Jan. - \.
4. FORGET. General Agent No. Bowling Green.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
leFoR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO.
MAl.ACAIBO AND CORO.
Pier 80 Past River.
-. hCNFZt' lila .... W,d le,day January "A, l o. 4
-. CARACAS. ....... saturday. January -. ! y.
-. PHILADELPHIA V, ,n,>day. February {. II d n
These Amer steamships specially but. f'r the vadA
sulcr.O. dat, Jas for passengers
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
Tcurts: Agent, General MAlAgers. Il WAlss
qHOS COOK son. .6I B. sdWaJ.