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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23
,,ov.,.d an, RECORD Again.

INDEPESDENcE. La. Sept 2i.--0n the
track here Saturday afternoon Allerton
lowered the stallion record three-quar-
ters Of second He trotted to the first
quarter IN s2,l, TO the half In 1:o5H, 70
the three-quarters In 1;s7,f, and the
mile " s:o9ll.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. sL-A control.
ling interest in the Nebraska Stock
Yards Company, located at this place,
has been purchased by syndicate Of
Boston capitalists, represented by G. II
North, the late head OF the North Pack
ing and Provision Company OF Boston.
The transfer takes place Immediately
and active operations will begin No
vember 1. The purchase price is some.
thing over half million w e.s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23

QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 9l.-John D. Hough,
brcyet brigadier general Of the United
States volunteers, was found dead in
his bed at the Soldiers and Sailors
home Saturday morning. Death was
caused by paralysis. The deceased for
merly resided at Peoria, and was United
States gauger under President Cleve-
land
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23


weeks ago he was
brought here from
his homo in Erie,
Pa, tho doctors be-
ing Of the opinion
that the climate Of
Newport would be
beneficial. This be-
lief was realized, for
he began to gain at
once and his Inn
provenent contin-
Raaaa ~ ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept 2i.---Gen. Joseph y.
Knapp, president Of the metropolitan
Life Insurance Comppny OF New York,
died on Monday last on board the
steamer La Champagne, which arrived
arrived here Sunday. ID
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23

LONDON. Sept 9i.--The steamer Am
bassador, with 1000 tons Of grain from
Odessa, Russia for Plymouth, struck ON
the rocks near the entrance OF Salcombe
Haven, while making for Plymouth,
and foundered. The crew escaped In
safety to land
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23
Edltor Bundy's Body Arrives.

NEW York, Sept 2l.-The body Of
Mai, Jonas NJ. Bundy, late editor Of the
Mail and Express who died in Paris
two weeks ago, arrived on the steamer
La Champagne yesterday. The funeral
will take place at the Madison Avenue
Presbvterian church. ff
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23

@UY pure rock, lump salt for
~ your stock. The most eco.
nomical form Of salt for feeding
stock is furnished by nature in the
rock or mineral form, and the best
possible method Of supplying it to
stock is to place Jumps of it in the
hangers and other places where it
can be easily reached when re-
quired by them. We can furnish
it in Jumps Of any size, from five
pounds upward.
We are also prepared at all
times to supply all with the best
brands Of lime, cement, calcined
plasters, plsstering hair, etc.
We need not remind readers OF
the above Of our complete stock OF
the fanciest Of fancy groceries,
provisions, fruits vegetables, -four,
etc. Berries received fresh every
day. Coffee and peanuts roasted
fresh twice a week. Oranges, ba-
nanas, lemons and pine apples un-
equalled any place outside the
large cities.
New cucumbers, lettuce, radish.
es and onions from best Cincinnati
gardens. Asparagus and pie plant
from Wellington gardens and
multitudes Of other desirable
goods, which can always be found
at M
Bowlby & Halls
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23
Suicide Of q Once Prominent Business
Man.

COLUMBUS, O.. Sept sL-Henry Cos
ling, formerly prominent in business
here, but ruined by drink, died Satur'
day night from the effects Of taking
laudanum with suicidal intent He was
Ak wears of aue.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23
cALESMEN WANTED

" To sell NURSERY STOCK. We grow all
the leading varieties, both old and new. We
replace ali stock that dies, and guarantee sat
isfaction. Highest salary OF commlssi09n @ n0 from
M Nurserymen, Rochester, y. "
Write for terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr.rrRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply OF the Produce Exchange
shows Wheat %. $40 2G3 bushels decrease oil 327slZ
bushels from preyiOu, week corn 2Sl496 bushels
an increase Of 81 All bushels oats, $40 100 bushels
decrease Of 24.s3i bushels.
Some increased speculation in wheat was stimulated
Yesterday by the conflicting interpretations given to the
Government crop reports Chicago dispatches alleged that
the Government experts fl below the actual soune Of
the crop by from $1,000 900 bushels taking
Dakota and Minnesota alone. The other bush Influences
we're strong cable, and the r-r in silver The btaflsh
fctor were report, Of the winter wheat regions
and the free arrivals the Northwest After fraction.
sy higher opening, and further advance, options sold
o. ard ended down aa. for the important months
The range OF May deliveries from 81 O5dfl OJAs to
e. Oid51 Ofe CAS-, wheat unsettled and closed
weaker. sac, Of 10000 bushels for export
hiding loads Of NO. red what for Lisbon, ana
loads Of ungaded spring for the United Kingdom.
The Government crop report helped early rise in
com bu, collapse sympathy With wheat Tn
,p,ions ended of Aa7sc Cash lower and only
4s Geo bu-hcl, taken by shipper.
cash oats enjoyed fair business out closed weak The
oniio', ruled moderately active but closed down q cent
TAcr. wSfc sac Of coo tefce> Of spot land part Of
which wa, for export. the 1r" ai ais Of hogs aud
weakness Of grain Influenced the market, he options
m dnai quotations wore a, follows:
wleat-J'nuay ~ o34 February 81 Oh; March.
com -jsauary 80. February 52l NAV. 5o'4 cents.
Olt.-January, 81; F"Jrnary, 50 May. - cents -
IaId-jauuary, 80 - February, e6 20 March sj 81
The receuts Of grain and reported Yesterday at
Nev.Yrfk Philadelphia Baltimore ana BO-ton were a.
l9 c33 bushels total gram 342 600 bushels four 20 023
packages. ~ Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis the ar
iNas were Wheat q $40 bushe, corn. 7Got bushels
oa lSl 80 bushels total grain, S3ll1s bushels honf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. Il Especial strong cables and a LITTLE
outside buying jumped wheat here at the opening
= cents over saturday night. The trade capcd 10
the conclusion that people the other side aud that
outsider, ON this side had taken the Government crop
report Il, a ball document. At the close however, all
these sign, upset and wheat showed drop from
Saturday night ~ nearly cent Professional traders
here Al Il Louis at New Ork and I'm the Northwest
While admitting that the aggregate Weld was mod
crate one were made very beariSh by the announce
ment 0f very high condition for the growing winter
wheat 9-.A. Then local holders were discouraged by
the big receipts at Minneapolis and Dulnth. There
vere however selling orders here from 81 Louis. New
York and NinneapOh, and the biggest floor trader
here. Partridge, met the early advance with very
heavy selling for his account. May opened al % ,,
sold between and % and closed al 80 cents.
There little uncertainty al the Opening a. Ia low
The figures in DOdgc> report should DE- ahe but
cverybody decided that prices cOud no; pun on 200
10000 bushels Yield. MAY opened Al ~ -. sold
between ~ IL and 80. and closed al ~ d7" - =
tentS. Oats declined along with everything else on
tho floor. Samples very weak. MAY SOFA rom
a. - Ia 4G and closed al 4G0 80 : cents . no
vls were very weak Instead Of 10000 a. estimated
saturday. there were 90 900 hogs AT the wards. NAY
pork sold from Y1i % 10 $40 - and closed ~ FLO -
May lard sold f0m 50 - 20 ~ % and closed Al y"
Nav ribs sold from 30 10 - 10 ahd Closed al - i'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
LIVE s1ocK MAnRlrs-BY rhLEcHAI'

buffalo Jan 12.-Cettlc-Reccip last - houi.. $50
head total week thus far 1900 head FOR same time
l,st week $3.50 had consigned through, $500 mead
si0 az which YORK 400 head for sale" mar 't
0rncd active, hfm and higher closed nm export 7t"i
pnd To cXru 450 - 10. choice heavy butchers, - 70
asa 80 mediums SO sjaH4 3j ight HANDY. ~ ?Idt 10
heavy - boat d" Nc1tiIng- y
40 do feeders, - 7j043 30: export bulls. f"df3
bologna bulls S2aa2 50 and heic- common to extra
% 20 mlch aud spring GOOD ." rhl, t'd
f,l fol- w,rk thus far, $50 head for sam" time last
week 49, 900 head consigned through. 1,SJo head, 1910
Of which u New Orh 600 head for SALE mnIk't o"hrd
with fair deIihnd for top grade" but Wih pIl.- NHh
and lower closed sheep. choice 10 - IRA Tpas' -
good 10 choice - :. asa - common y, al fi6Si ~
Iar, choic" extra SO lOuSG 40; good ~ choice - -
$50 Oj common fan 2j0tj 80. Receipts '-t
head for time last week - 40 hr1; c"h,itn|
through 70 head $500 Of which 20 NrW-fo 81 900
head for sale opened weak aud lowe cosd weak
with downward tendency mediums ana heavy. = h1H
- 90 heavy }oiter> - 3j0s3 90 ght hoke@ - "o@
~ pig, ~ 3Out3 40 TpuRhs. - J'1-j
Chicago jan I2-Tlr Evening journal IrppH- Cat
tlc-Recspt. ., coo head shipments 1000 head maikct
slow and lower % 2J0TJ - Ntocris 121F3 %
butchers stock ~ 25as3 80. BO-S-krccpts 1000 head
shipments u 900 mod market lower connoh gIt mixed
35a.3 - f1l b good mixed - OG - 90 - inc heavy
butchers weights. ~ asa 90 ight ~ o0T" 90
Sheep Receipts 1900 head shipments 5000 h"ad market
active ADJ; natives. fidfJ 10 Wrstefi~, ~ goa
% Texans sale: lambs. - jOa 80 30
Louis. Jan. 2.-Cattle-Recc l4OO head snip
ncnt~ 100 head. the nyfket Wa lover gOod 10 i'i'
HstiNc, 40d%I fair good - 1Odri 90 stOccis ana
tcrdeI ga - 10 Texans and Indian steer - 2Oa73 90
HOs>-Reccipt> $500 head shipments, 33Jo hedu me
market lowe, f,lf 90 choice heavy. ~ 3OgtH 90
niNd grades - 1895 - leht fa % bfst 90 2odf3 40
Sheep Receipts 200 head the market was steady sood
% choice. - os5 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
THE S1d7E or Trade.

-, Baltimore, jan. l2;-Cotton Grm; madne ~.
Flour dull Wheat-Southcn n1n' fult, sca>l q"
lorgLeny. sldsl o3 Western quiet No. winter lcd
spot aud January, 37c; May, ~ or Corn->ouihrln
finn; white GUaGlc yellow, G0a62c; western essl
mixed spot, jJac; January, 5"c; May. $50 81 ,
steamer, l2c. Oats dctNc: un9lad"d Southt,h -1lu
Pcunsylvana 49a1Sc do Western white 81 n ~ ;
52i2c; do do miIed. dc; I've fairly aet,r. iiay
flesh 9G027c; icchoCse. 1So19c. Coffee nfm. Suiar
steady; graduated. JlGc. copper active; refined l22G
i2tc. Whisky fairly active. Frriglts TO lNtlp "i
ann Rrcript-tlouf, S,2lS bD wheat $40 bush CON.
20 1870 bush oats. 1000 bush; 500 bush! snip
incns-flOur bill, 30 600 bush. SIicsM heat,
III $40 bush corn. @GlO bush
Boston Jan; l?-rlour quiet and slcady Oats h il
and active. Shorts firm and active. other articles N-
changed Rcc@ipts-tlour 300 bbls, 5000 sacks conn.,
81 900 bush oats. $500 bush shorts. 81 tons.
Buffalo. Jan. l2-SpIing wheat in good demand sdl,s
10 900 bush hard at Sl OGa closing At II 90 2otoo
bush No Northern at II 03 car!oads do at o. cl",
bush do al 9G.c closing at o6G97c; WineI grades very
scarce red. 81 00t, No c>ta red 30; No WHIT
81 OO2 extra white 99L,c 5000 bush NO white
Oregon sold Corn in good demand; receipts lItnt
sales carloads No yellow at - .c IA carloads No
do J1c; carloads No al J6c II carloads No - on
track at sta 3Gi1c. oats dull No whltt, ?lc; ~ >
white SOC No mixed, track at 49i2a1Oc No white
i'm store j14c asked. Barley quiet 1000 bush Miciglh
sold ia S2c; No Canada. Ssc No eNtli. 80 y"
Michigan. 77a1Siac: Stat offered. Rye UNCHANGED
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Mllecd higher coarse viii
ter bran. 81 30 spring, sol. Rcccips-Nhtat LOCO
b,eh -. 600 bush oats. 1000 bush shipments
N.cat. 10 900 bush; com 3 900 bush.
CHICAGO Jan l-lhc leading futures ranged "a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
n. AZ ~ 80; II do, 10 u,

$50 ~ at 81; 10 Ncl' liO u, at - 80; Il do 40 d.
D. harrington AZ Western Calves $50 n. at ~ so
Veals 123 n at So do 1870 n, AZ ~ do, l1l d.
Hume & Mullen: 81 Gras>-g-. IS? y. at s. ooi2 3?
barnyard calves. 300 H. at - 90 Neas l42 -. at -
- Oh. 70 Vcal, 1873 y, &c; "a do, 40 ~ at
Dicn6a-k & Detcy 10 yels, 100 to 100 = at 5assc;.
~ d. at 49,; - 10 1872 H. &C. &c AGO no. lG9 KIP 3D. a
fS lso J e. i is ea at f'S c &c., 49, At
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for two DAYS - i car
Load, Of 4s1d o95 G "a SS, g. &C ocKd S TSc
market was sluggish and lover al aI3Gmd: s'T I
w'e not cleared Toor,st to sheep old at 255
lambs could be bought s0 50 at the tail end Of the
a. = 3 P,r iSa 1917 do 80 at 5 % OHIO DO o3
as s. M NJ % "a 49, 49, DO y n At eio d. s.
N at 80 81 ls6 ohio d. ~ y at $G - I oa Do ~
~ 1873 do. lo94 r. at - ld4 Canadian DO looS !"
TO STATE Lambs 20 H. at % 80 3l do ~ r. at Sc 81,
Northern Canada and Western do ss2 H. at - 40 ;
90 IIarnbccK s Holll, 100 Indiana Lambs. = p at
60 ~ Ohio do 7s2 n at 90 GIL 22o d. - H. at
~ ,f1mr ~ Wucn 10 STATE sheep - - 81 - 49,
STATE Lambs 7G'2 r. at ~ 70 2OG DO so' D. at 70 10 +;
Judd Buc ,meham: is3 state Lambs. 81 y sCant'
- 80: - Ewes tew Bucks 81 ~ at - - 200 west
crn Sheep 90 H. at - ,o .
- 20 3ls do iool, H. a, . o. { stat d. ia3 D., AZ
- 50 l. Wc,teln lambs. 20 3D. at 50 81 l7' State DO
NJ. Collins I73 Canadian lamb. 90 \; at SO q = -. do,
s. H. At 81 - ~ sat- 90 - a. too IN 'o 9
Wilkrrson 8 sherman 2Oi Western sheep, 49, ID, at
- AZ. I do common. 80 y; at - %. ,o.. 90.
head equally divided between the two yards No -a,", on
live weight before Change NomlnalV lower az ~ o'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
CATHOLICS IN THE LIQUOR BUSINESS.

From The Catholic Review.
some months ago we commented on the fact That III
a committee OF forty four members appointed bN tio
Iquordcalers TO look after the saloon interests tiOnG
Ont the stale twenty four were CatlohcS. We chaF
acterzed this fact very properly a our shame INC
last Council of Baltimore put 4 Stigma on Inc liquor
business for Catholics which cannot De removal -ec
a. won may the selling of liquor in the ndlscFlnlbdte
fashion counenanced BY Government III our day. Is "a
disgrace both Government and TO the sellers i ne
public opinion of the time l. 30 mucI against IL thdt
fe very children ashamed of the fdther VINO Keeps
croCs shop His character counts Tor nothing IN such
a business Though he model of holiness, MS
business will be forever stain upon MS eood name.
our enemies love To charge the CdtholC body WIN
their devotion to the liquor trade our iilenus MIN
thev see such figures those above, say nothing
i'm orr defence They still less when thcy sec
Inc Aldermen of New York for the coming wear
Here are the lquOfseers OF The Board
Corre,i,s Flynn Charles smith.
po,ricL y Oakley William II. Murphy,
Andrew \. NOOnan, Ictef j. DoOHhe'
William CLANCY, August MOcDus'
Philip {. Benjamin, william Ialt'
Henry Flegenlelmer. lhOhas NJ LSh0h'
They are Catholic almost to a man! What snow
Ing for the great Catholic body of the greatest CIV
on the continent Where they have the Oppor'uhlN
seem tn take delight in showing their worst lerhapS
eight Catholics the ctys legislative board all liquor
.ell,rs! We know what use these men VIII MAKE OF
their Office far their own business Is cOncerleu
Countenance Of liquOr-selnI What is the Council OF
baltimore 10 them Perhaps they are not 50 very
much to blame. since their brethren tolerate them
elect them, support them. Ii would be eoou RUE
ing ont of the spirit Of the baltimore Counci never 10
rsst vote for quorselling candidate. whether nc
vas directly engaged in the business or cdlred IL on
through others But in practical measures OF tn,s
Mind the tota abstinence people singularly help
less They prefer 10 chase that wlIO-te-WiSp od4ieu
Prohibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
THE PE7ROLEUW MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF fhi' -
Tho cruz. tcffoGm nafict, Yesterday we're dnh Gnu
hogud The N1tontl Transit report foI DecchDci s""
On ine-a,o 600 barrels Ia outstanding e'fh
tsles feeling VI uncertainty 81 10 '
thecs controlling power the petroleum 'ua"o''
iaere general disposition to wait for some ne" &C.
pDent, west outside OF the held news "hieh ."
81 N beaIi.h OF the fcvVng production OF e
"iiw0,d district. There were sales at the STOCK IA
saihe" 80 CJO National Transit eettnca a.
ts. cents anu Of IN Buckeye c"fthca,', ~
=. ent There were sale OF 5000 barrel. IN oluon
lse Consolidated Exchange 73i2a73'sU 1854 80 c't
n.nned oil unchanged at 40 cent? III DsIia's aht
10 eent, gallon in There seems 10 be u
,ohef IA refined oil al Antwerp Quotations ncI
tfsncs higher M u francs Bremen quotations at Cav
"sfssi anu LoudOn at g. pence were unchnhz'u'
Ca tlt, Penn Ian I.-Nationsi Transit certificates
w.ho W 7ao-c; highest. 7fc lowest I3 clot1 90 ~
lrtoOO bbs ce0fance- 1e2IOOO Dds spP"o""''
AA'Lsst hhls runs, l:2 80 bbls. ., ,r..n.u,
f1tsbutk, Ian. l1.-letrCleuM dvu SauonA 1Faoss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
COTTON MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Jan. II. y. n.-Coton-Ihe sales 81 tho
day include 200 bales American Futures co'ed steady
American mlddilng. low middlng clause" January DO
livery. l4J4a5 i504d January and February d,iiyelv.
liGie5 l1C4d February ana March delivery. l5Gf0
ls.G4d March ard April delivery, 21Gd buyers
April and May delivery. 24.64d sellers Nav and June
delivery 26G4d buyers June and July delivery IS Gid
buyers July and August delivery, 30Gd buyers August
and September delivery. 2s.G4d buyers.
'ialVe-tOn. Jan 12.-COtton firm niddlng. J2c low
mldd!hg. 1il6c good ordinary 3lGc net and GiO-s
receipts. 3I37 bales export eOastwl.c, 3J3i sale,
1874; stock, l2G.1i0
Norfolk Jan. 12-COtt0n steady; middling. 9isc; net
and gross receipts, 2435 bales exports coa,twe @@3s
sales sos stock, G97I2.
Savannah Jan. I2Cotton steady; mlddllng. 13 Ice
low middng Sac good ordinary 7i-c net and gross re-
ccipt>. 1907 bales cOstwi>e 1881 sales 600
stock. 9s,8l8
New.OrIc,ns Jan I2-C0tton steady; middllng. 9isc
low niddling i.l6c; good ordinary. j.lGc net Pc
,pips $40 bales gross 9O5S: exports b. Great Britain.
TOo n the Continent, <3+ cosstylse, 300; ,alcs,
$500; stock. sl6.e3e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
Gcadl \ otlre5

.pRENE COT RI.-PlaCc of Trial Queens
- County -Clar. Leggctt Plaintiff against Frcdercka
Hoffman widow Of Herman Holman. deceased Bertha
I.rt, ard Frederick Jsuth her husband; Amelia OFT and
th,rla, Oft her husband. Laura WOgan and Emile
Wocau. her husband. and Louisa Hoffman DEFENDANTS.
Summon - -. ,..., -
TO the above named Defendants: iou are hereby sum
or.d 10 answer the complaint this action, and to serve
ru, 81 yolr answer on the Palnt4N~ Attorney within
twenty day, after the service 81 th, summons. exclusive
~ IN. ,y SERVER and I'm of yonr failure "a APPEAR,
or answer Judgment viii be- taken against you by default
f,r th. relief demanded in the complaint
Dated July DIST. 1890
s'IINRIF'~ n itIDGWNN. rInIntn's Attorney.
Office and Po,oncc address - Park Row, Newly Ork City
To Inc Def udaut- Amelia or Charles Off, Laura
Wog,n and Emile Wogan IN" foregoing simmons IL served
pou Won bv publication. pursuant 20 order OF Hon
willard Bartlett Of the Justices OF the supreme Court
Of M. stat. dated me- Doth day or November,
1890 and fled with the complaint ~ the once OF me
CrH u the county " Queen, at Jamaica In SAID county
In the state ~ NcW- Work.
30 " CHARLES u. RIDGWAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
b Park Row. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13
CONTRIBUTIONS From THE TRADES
.ontr1oNAL SUNS FOR THE HOSPITAL s,TUR
DAY AND SUNDAY COLLECTION

.,ntr1oNAL SUNS FOR THE HOSPITAL s,TUR-
DAY AND SUNDAY COLLECTION.
Tho following additional sums on account Of the
.ntal saturday and sunday collection are reported
" che general treasurer, Charles Lanier No l. Mas.
ssust:
.ao, society for Ethical Culture S27 % .IIackctt.
socbart CO. and employees Sl13 -; Church Of the
~ az: isaac ROsenstein & Co. and employee $40
Ss-won schau> and empl1ycS. $13
ptsut OH and Chemical Trades.-Wilam Pickhardt
. rnttrof $50: +. W. DcvOe a Co.. $50: \. Il. Ans
" d'IIayanburg. S25 SOndhcim, Alsberg a Co.. s23
TdUard HIPS sons 4 Co., SO, Harrison Brothers Il
-, s3j: james L Morgan a Co.. S2J; :. Adler 5
- n. S25: Emil Caman a Coz $50 j. M0vius 4
Nsnufacurng o., $50; Gridley a Co.. SO; a. KEEP
nIsmapn So The ROcSslcr a Iia,slaCher Chemical
PPcSmpany, 81; Henry Merz $40.
Cjtton EXchanse-By Committee OF Exchange'
man Brothers. $50 Hubbard. Price d c.. $50 Wood
ward a stillman. $40: S0ndheim d Brothers No !.
Y sherwood a Co., S2J: j. G.. Graham co., 10 ;
Kuoop FrelichS a Co.. $40 Latham, Alexander Co.:
a H. Rainey, 81; \. n. setter $40; LOUIS e. sehdf
fsr $40: otto Magnus. $40: NJ. h. Fielding, $40:
Rail- Brothers, $50; lnman. swan 4 Co; 800 MuI-
ibiSon Co. $40 Fatman schwarz. $50 John b.
zach S3j: Hopkins Dwight d CO., 50 A. Norden
~ "a s25: segfried Gruner a Co., So {; Alexander
g. Black. s25 A. G. Num- ir.: $e3; Fletcher q
Uot7e S25 Gwathmey a Boss. $40: H. siedenbuIS
IL e. SIS: L. Rosenied. 80: j. r. Maury, SO:
" iron steel and Metal Trades.-By \. X. Whitney
l. 20 A. Il. whitney Co., go, Nay0F ~ co.
s2i: " II. Wallace d CO., s25 j. b: q j. VI Cornell
s5S. David Wlpiams. S25. Jcre Abbott ~ Co.. So :
american Tube and Iron Compare. SD: +. +. Fro
siyT Total collection up to date, s34ol5 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-13

COFFEE-Thcte wa further activity today IN HI III,
grOwths and the general feeling S"adicr, No ~"
quoted Il he Sales 900 ba"- Nos q. and at - -
Tor spot Loo bags N1- .. and az 1850 l" po
Skinned 100 bags - anoat and QUO bags W
= 6 aud (. Mild grades IA better demand sales, 5000
ucu, interior i'adang Septcb"r and December >als 80
G9Ssc 32j bags Costa kca. 400 bags Nnlarauo ana ~
no. N.>Icau Iui\atr terms In the contract line tn r
wa- moderate business reported and generally >t"F'r
market based encouraging cables aud ufth'i
OF Prices The clos showed net gains
of $40 points. HdN' made slight advance WhI'
HAMBURG showed no material change. ondoh MN
nucial uuotation- 80 u. January, 16- 81 Fhh-
ary ~ March rs Sd; April -; May, -; Iunr -,
Iio quote, Regular IL ~ go good second 80
r\chau- tpfi,atr, 70. receipts {" days. 900 D.,
total stock 10000 bag: market hrln' santos rec
DAYS 900 bag- Rio purchases for United Star''
durng the week, - bags Rio purchases for Europe
and o,,r during week. LOCO bags; RIO clear
anccs bv steamer d. for United states l2OOo bags no
.,r,rr,. for lutopr and other countlir. 1000 bags
t.wrr. leading 1T tio United u"s. fright pr
steamer Bic and per piinagc per bag Io's "a
20. stn.E 40 900 bag: santos purchases Tor ht u
state, 20 bags: santos pun h'T' Tor l-."' au
[ countl.. g. 600 bag santos dtatauCt- for Europe
nJ oth,r ,nn;tlr 10000 bags steamers oadiht ~ san
tos Tor nrd state > santos market nfm soou arr,
,G, Santos > 500. Total >alr> here TO-DAY -SoVO
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