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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
EXPANSION OF PIPES.

The force exerted by the expansion of
materal ID verv great, and brick walls have
been know to become untrue by the CON
slant heat OF a steam pipe 1t is indis-
pensable that some provision be made in
many cases for such changes in dimen-
sions
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29

Try our horse radish. S. L. Pickle Co. \
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
PROGRESS IN SCIENCE.
Brief Mention of the Advance in Various
Industries.

The deepest mine in the world is under
stood to be the rock salt bore at Spensen
berg, near Berlin, Germany, which yields
the saline product at depth of a, 175 feet.
AN ITEM FOR CYCLISTS.
A mathematician has determined that a
bicyclist can travel fifteen miles over a
good road on his wheel with less exertion
than he can walk three miles.
A STONE SOLE FOR SHOES.
A Berlin shoemaker has invented an
artificial stone sole for shoes, composed OF
solution of cement and white quartz
sand. 1t is claimed that a pair OF such
soles will last for years, besides being
elastic and comfortable 10 the feet.
THE DUMB TAUGHT TO SPEAK.
1t is not generally known what wonder
full progress has been made in this country
OF late years in teaching the dumb to
speak. 1t appears from the official records
that last year articulation was taught to no
less than 4,245 pupils in American schools
for the deaf. In large number Of these
cases the infrmity dated from birth, and
was inherited.
HIGH SPEED OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
A German engineer concludes that if the
speed of freight trains be Increased from
fourteen TO twenty eight miles an hour.
instead of adding to the weight 10 be
hauled by the engine the expenses per car
per mile at the higher speed would be one
fourth less for repairs and only one-tfth
more for fuel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT.

AS an evidence of the feet that the
present Investigations and experiments of
electricians are in the right direction, the
FREELY furnishes direct proof that light
may be produced without the accompani-
ment of heat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29
HIGH SPEED OF FREIGHT TRAINS.
sAwM1LL IMPROVEMENTS.

In sawmills where pneumatic pipes are
employed for removing the sawdust, it is
found that the back of the saw usually
throws up fine dust IN spite OF the air sue
ton. II is said that the difficulty has been
overcome by device for admitting air to
the aw-hopper in such way as TO cause
it to impinge on the sides and teeth of the
saw and thus give it an aif-b1ast washing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-29

In the installation of the electric light in
the Bagtinolles tunnel, near Paris, the in
candescent lamps are placed at q height of
about fifteen feet above the rails. The
glow of The lamps is received by plates OF
FURNISHED tin covered with glass, which
reflect soft and agreeable light into the
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

GT' % helped tho a:e reaction Cables quiet and steady
alter 'os Sc, .5a ory was cnSs ely ,s ae
c aSgd1g 70 ID .eyso S RSsd ta ,aSa; r AZ Ss$,
49, ny rel io-a5oc elevator; No. mixed, iliiie
dveT- c|arascs, is 52i % bas5 yT~ SSes o69
20 SSS sst SaA ~ % 3SSdns % sPssAlS Saase fse
Soe saosi 80 % @,a :nS ssc ssSS sisy.s5f sf
27'@.5c sno,t: steamer yellow 5la5.c steamer white
q 5lfc: DO February. 20 Osa5l.c, closing at sic: do
,53 se S5 DO }n' s5 81 3Is sG so.ds AsF :, 5sSl
syro a. saly , in The sion a. soesta bT the
Il 3e. Later on hOwcyer ,her, wes general ly. and
mers .a.e higher. Lsrge clearances had ene.hen.
% cSd fe,, sr s 40, %a5Se ol Tad h@ e-[y a Rpt
o w. bush sales 80 oCo bush fgture l59 900 Dush
white, 371nd;1,c elevator 40 mixed sel.a97c ele-
o 0i NIT & G9 cI.or ES wn Ne % ssS GaSS'
ungradd mixed w'Sera 56a3s sc whit, d. 95SI3c
]H"na~ eOns ~ m iS' 10 May 49, g. ag %
a. a. -; no white Js1uary s. &c c07,ns Si :. -
3 a9oc spring aud wnt,r; so p sjaeSs 50 n, .s3a
s,1.oc co.tonseed neal, rl 2o@ n 25 honiny chop.
s' .aa ;"gs o@s s 5Ss %sss! @sd p@s:
doe. not AMOUNT 70 much HAY-Fanci snail i.a
ARG bale: .od9oc choice 70 fancy, 1880 rood TO
49,. STkAwoLo1g rye. 7oa75ci short rye 4oa5oc Oat
prices Sdnnl AZ At a. i s A'R Je 1.' s%. y a on WI" IT,
SyS 1aSs we're pap Dp de.Ss iS ''a at un
cisn2'd prices the common gr9dcs n the saies
terms 500 Havana, par Sc. but no Riyo Plat, hld
HOPS Tie ,ntre market l. IN good shape with fairly
active inquiry for the better Qualities Both cables, ana
,og .i advice; 9e.e telling Of h,oncs- Sa,G a.S
l072c 1900 choice. l7alsc; medium. 1ldlec old. 5a
LEATHEl~For hcmlock sole grade, there Is steady
demand both from home and foreign buyers largely for the
business been done in union sides at concessions,
tanners dsrous Of clearing stocks The exports
MErNIN-Nluch The Old llno Of reports given with
'o-'ct to the business Ia irons and ste material an1 a
except that prices all material remain practically
as given week ,oaSrv asG Ner9sn sr!sss gs
At sGatlo 80 and 81 so for gray forge southern frai
from 3l4 10d*l7 D. grade and old iron range
'lom eiGa&2l 80 ut dock scotch pig moving IN small oi
a. so Eelinon and - 50 10 .oltnc,s - EEL.
R,I4>-Thc MIL pce standard -octons Is continued At
SO COPPER -lites on the metal ar wei mair toin'd
he. and com, On brand a. io1 frN-rfe narse
wa. fairI -radf uut rstArr quiet On ne VI ta ~
change 10 tons January ,eid g. 1880 LEADr.pIn 2.
MGTA>Si,S Si,S-c,sadly held and In u.deri,c request.
exXvhT' sToRs~tsfiEITS TrEFrNrINF- l;athc,
easior and Nr.y o. "ih ~" oI'fhs- qtLIi g.,
strained 81 % good strained t~ 81 co r.. q 20
= 20: 20 g Il Z: VIZ 81 90 " " - 90 = -
- OIIS-r0'tol-eod had l"-s c"rard While PIT es rTlct
steady; @, er- had slow iuq ry Cocns I'd p'!me Crude
2lc; Or e.at -3" s.; suHn,f 1'-@N. pI'n'. so g.
grad, - icDc cofoaut c.ym. 5sG3etc DO 90 IN m
me t90fgc: Mcuhadsn c-ude. 30. do Nyit pressed
2-,, 40 b.aelod winter 2Gc: do o,tra bl'achN "
&3fi0c sperm. clud. loci o. natltH sPF ., g.,,~
- b'a'h' ,lnr d, h.'l,,d l,ndD So@6o.15 .5 A.
,nr.i s.rng .5r % tleachcd sr'inG 5l45-"; do na
unl winter SO; DO h,sehed wln, 53Gj3c; DO extra
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

sS rt & per sss n aaSs Give I'd a sas
laT lines In the chsrerng line nothing OUT Of the ofd
Sssssd iiTs,pSof $3.50 ZOO POKE: baron =.
.So ,s COO ''i bush A'D grain lsNs se & 2.SoJ
:n ai5 at s. spaS sk s "a SssA
sa f xnSs T. ssss s",s 70 .s rs
ia';ia2 e. OITs ,.,ss Was1. s.s
San petrc satiiia to kOsario lumber sl4 80 DRAIN
CHAR ERS-brSish steamer denstwyght Boston 70 CORK
i@s psata. Gae theaSe S" 900 OTIS Is Cd jaaasy GFs
janaary r1fy ,''' PkIkoLEGG cnSEi bark +
papS.s and Srds ssHss S 81 La SS ca%R
iri:S"Brit- al 6afk Annie Lewis Portland Buenos
% cs fSf cs Sas aES s and
German bark Plus, ship Island to Guaysqul lumber
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-n a slow inquiry though
Ss, PaStd ~'s at % Vi 5so % Is shO. clear sI 5os family
p;n'pseaa sae ESE: S'is '19$:a St &
Ina "a ss ii @ sSO.a SSS G at M e and at the w
q 14 81 al?Ss Ctr MEATS sfoa.:. ard ac.ye
400 ono DO i n .Gos4 sH 500 peFf Fc.d h%' bcss S
o5 At SIC; pSEsd hams, =. dsc smoked g, ,Sge
quoted a. &c for 700 e so p G' tS. SG .9 m Sa Sc
Sd S lS @ arR. Rs iud dcd9 Stronger on 11 6anS
Wet and p,OIets Of s9s sS of in S ,Sc5; coSd 0pdo9 at
city quiet. Sales go rs, 6.O0c Refined hflnei
continent quoted at 6G0a7c; South America SOC. Jan
nary G57c February closed at c asked sales
OoO tcs G.jd652c March closed - 6.fOc; SAILS 900
tc Il zoe May closed 6.s2c sales 1000 tos, G76a6e2c
Ir.cnt cool weather. bns!d"s which the demand is
$, a. AID aiE state tubs fuA made creamery >, 20
lrsts 20G2sc; seconds .3G2j thirds. 2Od22c cie9n
.ry w stern, June eytrae 28a232e Jrne nsts sld22e
ptste daiSy Welsh tubs ext.as, 2a35e nrst. 2osy2c
oslc: nrss 2Od22r: old 1Sn ,9c dairy. Atkins
.Itfa e3c first. 81 c22c seconds. l?42oc Western ms
on crelmerv nrsts 22a2te toonds lsH2oe thirds l6d
7c wesae dairy sts 2o.22e seconds ia factory.
nrkns June. extras, lec June tubs ext as u -
90 ond' hrsts l6ai!e isctoy r, 'h exra' 2oG2ls
Tilf15c rolls t5a20c M CHEESE shipper. are steady
urcr and the trade nqnlryis far at yeryfu prices
fac ory. fun cream. nl made, Gne, llailhci good to
Ine, IO4 4aiO1c factory. coumnn to fair 9HlOc full
@ par SKIN. 55 eqmGa r,S & t. itoiee tee,
'ri's arm llght ip.e. Thlo ohCrs are quict but
rn ir no fresh o5i -2Oi weston r..h 90 2si2c DO
.ir to god 2j2c Western iechou'e l5d22ci lined, 1od
"SUGAR-RAw-vory firmly held. but trading quiet
,e.t Centrlrraal Sales, 10 900 t9g. Cent lffgd 30
s,s s,s oS"'l"s sna T., To- boston, go rl
ru.,e SCI ;powde d. 10 ;granu4tod. - '.c cubes
coni-ctoner,' A. &c; COLUMBIA a. l,.oci Wind-or
-: 80 g. 87.c; No. = li.l6ct No. 3. 31l6c 40. =.
IT,: 20 TO- 3ac; no H. 7iCc No u. 3ec; No. -.
SIEARrNE-Iard firm and more active. Sales $50 600
ety. rTvae TINS o,o,nS Cy in d t' 2go'ed at 74c and
'''T ITOW|Hss not varied the dav ruling dull.
,.rt,,e ~ citv Guo,ed al 4i,c No salcs reported
TEA-Sele. 100 pkcs Folmosa. 800 pkgs Congon and
''2 bn9Ssc 1e Stcaij WIN ,pcs Of 100 ca.c. Penn.
~l'ania Havana l72d25o; 100 cases NeH.York State
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Havana 14a3Oc: 100 eases 1890 New.England hsvanss
III a5Oc 1870 cases Wisconsin Havana l3aitei o. Soszc
1880 New.Enaland seed. 2le 800 osies Ha'A""' ''~~
81 Is; l2o bales Sunatra 81 d-5 - A.. .o,,,.v. and
N,,OI.-Ouiy elapsed since the hoiiIsys, s"1
o,ld hardly do 20 expect much business In wools -
manufacturers are Just about cohsderng the tuture A
debatIDq whether purchases ought u be on IA ger
or While prices unchanged ther seems 70 ~ ~ a
e-lr. e., part holders hurry matters a. W y"
doing they would be forced accept aghtiy niooinn
dealers entertain the opinion INA.
g,,w hrightAr Among the -sir entiy
were AZ zoo spring at 1oal7c, and sOoo0 90 ix
40 l7alslc: so coo DO secured do, fhdo<c; zoOo 40
secured California 600 pulled 5o 40 medium ui
washed 10 600 secured pulled 10000 do secured Iern
t,ry u 600 do Noils 750OO do China $500 do BzsoAs
and loo 600 do foreign private terms
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
STAINED.

,'ood Ordinary ::...-..4 4.ls Low MiddiiDc q 1.1G
Strict Good ordinsry6 3le Mlddling ....,'...S 1''
or Upto1srIhe market presented more settled appea,.
Nlct tO.usF snc there vsS ttee nome of
ment which eas seteri1ed ysstaday's deags a. Tivey
pvs "oNees Cd not fully respond 70 decided break
sS Ss cSlsiastsTie Of eo'sidtg o. Short The
pohts a. Helped by the moderate port fec.p:s Then
I'm Isshps movement ana tAe Improvement va. los /
IoWac the close however. Nleie renewed bu ytne
AID nuol trures showed net gains Of oa3 ,ootS {nn
yesterday. sales, 1856 200 baIss. AVN
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
fOork nDantco.

Males.
ID ORTER.-Dv Good. strong young nan ~
L ,to-e or motel. Can or address -o2
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- cat on or "'li "r.r up ,'t o. g.h~,
nm, no ,,'I, " N.I, ',n,
49, ..,., '., -, -, ,,,,.
/ ~ l''l l>-F'b ~ u ~ 'i as'n uu.'
| - lne 10 ehoon. DIS pup. 10 'y''nCe' p, ,,'n
"t, stii' DIG o.y '"u e'n.4M '.P %, ''',
'srs'ton a.n9oo2 ,.,. Or, Or. ~ nln' , ,yI' W.. of 81
| 10. ] o3s BroidNay.
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/ - lENo"RAPiifk.-I Young man f's
/ Dt rf"iclr>~ J.. l.. llOPklNS. - 4.ilr-
81. J'sss, Ctv.
=, TRoNG yolns ua4. 90. vis4e .sitl,9l-
Ton a. L2't- ...'i'h. - " u '''"-
.'.''' 900 'i'nio'--1
/ r,ELF,.CNru OPERATOR -By1 soluc
to.u v-,5 good p r.arr. auic5 aud
a I've ofef7te -al4ry % commence, Flrh.'
o.. .r aftri.s J. ". G.. care oi No'ett'
! JOY w. i'th.-t
IT, kN~o HNktH>. .r,t.' as ipfcL IN
"' -" vsnt s,,,,,'o, 'iIIt.BE.
ni,.n, rdr,".t
Do 3" o. '''~''
40 s,.,,,s oI ~, ..iu ,''
| I-ot'T: ol,dgor woik plcfofled. rcfr,eace.
| ALFKfp DNpIEWOoD % Eat l2ih.st.
~ Al, VN,% tD--lr o- - --,.l. a. ~
, w rf,r 90 d,..rs position nodcrst =.
| wage, fi-o-s y. J. toiIER. Dos 4,
.'' Hf'ni"'
,IrAS-Ir. .p.,..- .- vstchuap or iafitor.
/ w o- ,q-e 80 ',r-tr. house cd drIt.r
u4d. .r-,,@e. a., b., t,-.rs t,i a. .dl 90
AME.4,AN. -llJ sth-ave.
VlrtO VANS f4.vs4rs .yn.-larced
/ W r~rtl.--sn lo y.pL.rerv AID notion. a
at ~ arnunor or scl uron conris.iori
! .oIH : 'rrel.r'. AddI'''' D., Bon .. 'a'-'
tLe -
/ ~ tNll D-A situation 's cl,e book.
W h'ei'r or oii'. mana %. Pos 10
] uan' 'tirr Np titn tf' - ".Wl
,,H it,'f'si .'' -la,' , '.g P'r''i
/ 'DuX,GN. 20 Box 5ss Watcrbu-y. Com.
.r,.,,,,,> ,.., ...A- .o,..
/ w AlNIl II by g'ol = 90, -ol r
w fp o., an go'i rff r., VI"
49, riiAIr c9rr OF Nob'~tt. Iol W :.
I .-tl.-f
.r.r.,.v r.. 10. ,,.,,r nan.
/ " Nllin. ~ do INV kind of work: best
/ .l-rnlc.. Adlf.-- J. WALTER. 5C1 lst-aNc.
/ 49,.
! ~ ~, IN a, >opf .e,.''l man w.,
! -f.r.'.c~ fro.. IT, at snp.og,r. j. D..
/ .if p,..D.-.. st uro,.tn.
49,
Y 81 r| IN t'+'ir, p's,.,.'a, ,,.. ~ d,n p,,N'
49,
/ Y or 80 -.', tnOr.l, ".nts ~ io'
', v"r,'F o. store \. Il, I'' "@t
.vI"-.''
Y . ~ W -. a.. 20 'l"i ''rr''1
.hi 10 IS" " % ''"'
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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

tDfFff- 81 alll erOwths to arrive mad a dcu,e in
quNy While spo lots continued gust and steady Oh ths
Lass Of l3se for No. RIO Ss!es go bags No. Z
l54c 1000 bags No T. January shipment l2rc, c. and
800 bass No. j santos to arrive lj4c MID grad
but quiet. sales. 500 bags M0racaibo and 500 bags
haNanna "a nJlNst terms. in the option there
dull and Unsettled ket, January showing al
o! points, While later months b Oke 5dl5 points
Trading again Of local pofessionsl nature only
NisO.o supply aId depressed HAVE
do with the weakness III late options firm
HaNIe de lined y y. Hanbur2 closed l.G', pig higher
s.me cases. London We. k,.. Ofl.ia Quotations al
65s 81 ,pril 55 sd; May. 54s Sd june 5,s :d. RIO
klo, 9 800; eAcAange (plNatej l. 5l3; Ie,e.ps in
no "A 600 Oass Rio clearancts 10 United Stats lOCVO
Ltss. dc do Ia Europe, 5000 ha.s RIO ock 2il,0OU
bag; Rio ma ket hfm. Receipts IN santos 20 900 bays
santos stock. ans 600 bags Santo, narAst good
ave A-e santos. le 800. Cleared from R.o January .
steamship Marcia United States 10 900 bags. Receipts
- no July to January = 1892, 2-9l 00O bags nn.c
time 1891. li3l 900 ba2s tine 1890, loo 600
bags. Receipts at Santos July 70 Janua.y :. ls9-
10000 bag tine 1851, ,C1I 900 bags tLc
1899. 1929 oo0 etg'. Visible supply Of te world on
~ OOD baSs Antwep ST. 400 bags Hare z3l 600 bags
deauN 10 600 taQs Ma. ell 25s00 bags Tfieste.
44-tO ba<s Ncthersnds 10000 ba-s, to al
krd> 7s3 IA Bags Eo, 2S5OOU bags santos. ii2OoO
bags United Smto, BaLb, 200 Col bags tnitcd stss
Kinds, = 0l3 bags, toAl, 17pO 7es bags AnoaS
EUioIe u for |. :. Java ami tt~t. 20 900 baGs
Europe ON Java and last 1873 600 bags for Europe
Bra<u, Jt6OUO bSgs for Fulore iom L >, So.
bass tot ., OF Gl0 bags; a.ansC Drfember J. 43330
lays against January l. 1891. 23oe 331 Dags-nclud'~
oily Rio and coffee ia UnitcN States. IotA sales
n
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BClLDIN@ MATEklAL-Ihe market is so
" raw hsi bi1S quoted at s. 7S@s5 sIs 70 hay aSr
100; f.s4KiAs. 81 as so; Upltver hard
g0casi pc, hoi; American Portland. ~ 25; Bcg
Portland, s! 10 = 70 English 10 ti " 30 Ioc
lsnd Common Lime. soc bbl and do finishing ~ St
!ohn Conn on Lin : as5c Lat - 4od ~ yer 900
goat hair 2la-5c per bush catue hair, 16alsc.
tOIipN-Vh tnr sp". ful'd >teaN and iatner
lctiNc. prices unchanged.
Ton Receipts a. the ports 25 1870 bales against 80 DS7
bales this dsy lt' wcch. and O030 bales tnis time last
fea!.
,.Op movement
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The wheat market erTstic yesterday. the trading
being brisk, with feeling among specua,ors
There were OF 600 bushels the May option being
The Government report lea 70 heavy
icaiZdtiOns and covering By nCr shOfts furchs>es
by COtue urned the cbrrcn late AM the cose Was nfn
iough slightly in foreisners sod early
coupled with the lquidaiicn I'D heavy and lower
cables, eventually led break o idlls cent. But the
market steaded, and there pretty good ex
The ttars" became spprehensive Then came the Coz
uell buying, and up went pnces Large ciearanees ot
rour added to the latc niInness JSn1ary op,hed 40
~ O2N fell to ri 0lss. and u al 0-1s. Nay
opened at s oiar o4 rallied ~ ca sni lhen fell TO
II OJ2, closing at 81 Ola. spot wh.a. ended nrn Tie
shipping demand covered 20 90 bushels.
he result. Early there break OF sse2 celt, then
OOwed tou o. 4G2 cent hc ed by fair loarance,
and Light receipts West. The spe5uat Ton amounted 10
7oO0cO bushels. (abes steady and exporters were
weaker but closed " A steadiness. The export de-
nlnd amounted 10000 bush
oats were depressed &c lower early, with the other
cereas then raly occurred. and the close l.
cher on covering shorts started by the big ceaiancss
cash unsettled closing st'afy and more active
Lard strong and l2al3 points up Oh better feel
ing West freer buying and sOme talk OF dniDution IN
stocks. There sales OF 800 teces ON the spot and
~ arrive.
The hnal quotations as follows:
Wheat-January. ~ O2as February, 81 O3s; March
81 0a7s May ~ Oi1- June, 81 03.
Corll-,snusry 5ldsc February, March and April Sic :
0ats-Tsnuary $500: February. 37ac; May 37s.c.
Lad-Jsnuary, So 81 WebIuasy. 40 o3; March 80 20
The receipts OF grain nour reported yesterday at
New-YOrk Phi phia Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows: What % lOJi bush com ,g2s bush oats
1870 i2j Grain 9i2,io7 bush -four, &c, ,l5S
nkgs At hlcagp NilWankee and 81 Louis the arrivals
were: Wheat lsO3i9 busn corn. 314 29j bush oats
7O oF bush total grain, 81 dJl bush Hour l?2oo obs
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
nOork n)ante0.


lcrao les.
~,TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRlTEK.-
NBy n young ll H 'th some experience.
AIlFees MODEi.Ai T.. bON z. Tribune once.
q, TLNOGRAPhIR and TYPEWRITER.
- ~ pu. wiling tNprisnc"d and
'rahy Addfc-s ELLEN ROBBINS. Cen
,rl Delivery tity.
=, TFNOGRAPHIG.- well-educated d
- aid coupDt"gt Canadian LADY a stem
.claptSr o. caeli'r; good references. Box
35 B.o.k'i'l-. tauad4.
:, 1ENOGRArllFR. BY a competent lady
- as strucg sph"f aud typewr tes 81 cs-h-
.rr. good rttc.onc.s. Box i0y, Ga. l-,Jn
PLACE ont, 70.
AZ NNrED.-Bv fospcctible young gill
w l0sitOI a. &C p understands tyi.-
vrtIn t,grs' g oI rife ne. A1irn-s
B.. HEtHrRi PIT uud-on.st.. IlcUo"ca.
" OTNG LADY who IN. mercantile ca
! plr.-y would Ike position OF trust iu
nr-f-.lt-- u.fD1u'le lo. 80. Ad1rr>, AN
ElriDN Tribune Uptown OIicc. LBS
broadway.
" OCNG GIRL. beginner. desires posi-.
tnn a. -tcuo-rApirr and vi. .Wrlt.r; (;
N Hing Q, 70 rp ~ e. -alary no object. I'd
d.'-s : IENOpEAPHLK, Al H.cks-st.,
t,Ier 'Nlrl.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. . (Spoclal).-Wbedt opened In the
semipancky condition in which closed last night but
rsle1 iefy when found that foreign markets had
not fully sympahized with ye,trday's break. Neyerthe-
te pressure " long wheat held by cOuntryen end by
Ia-t.gn holders heavy thd Naues again slumpet
adh. THIS break induced asy purchases by Pardigo,
a rg and host OF all shorts and also stimulated
investment buying Values gradually hardened and At
oe w.rc the price at the close Yesterday. The
opening gure 92e fr May, the low 92 the high ana
closing 9j's Com values Improved cent, despite tho
carly wCdAucss IN wheat k,c"lPe were very light the
rodpe was and selbar cearances reached
= 5000 bushels. Trading. however very dull. May
ne decline Of ye-tedy MAY was the only active feature.
and short, the BUYERS. IN enormous business
transacted in provisions The shorts soli reea.
sly for some the lief that local Dlunger
the only suopDrt the market ba1r 10 thnk that
ras tie ain no r. The scramble u buy liftd May
from all 30 TIE opening e. si1 So ciOsnZ OthcP
hog PRODUCTS al, anced IN pop0rt Tie only backst
dur ne tine r.e I'll 80 sll This was on
selling by brokers for 1T.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
flats 60 Get, ilnfurnishco.

IT he NOKMA.-ADar:men's IN the Norma.
corner S2d-.t. ana Pt q ave-. 70 lrt
SIAM heat coal and wood for kitchen. all
free: rert from now until 1t Of Fcbius ry
f-ee Il apartment j. taken Tor one ycar. Ap-
J,y on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
fjclp hanteo.

5ESrs And CANNAesEAs male or
1.p-rcnce unnecessary; no talA!ng r..
QuIcd exclusive urritor7 given. Tor P4f.
ocular. sodress l. PUTNAM CO.. Wei"
Mlusted. CCnn.
Males
GENERAL AGENT and specials wanted
VI for new territory cheapest ins.raH,
auown; State treasury reserve fund re-
sgOn.ios Management al LAZY, paid only
trrIs- oorTrsrord nee invited. PROFl'
nTTf AID SO,. IE'CY. Porrsnd Ne.
RlG IFoPOI.ITAN AGENCY. rsaY y@ars
IVA .-t1bl and r"hrblt ard very sEece-Sgl
% placing men in good pos uons orde!s con
t'uuahy cowins .n TO- al xnd' " msi.
a.. o. Io..to1s MfIE0r0LfTAN EM-
PLoyMNN'r AGTN,Y. 10 RroNdwny.
s,rN WANTED m ,sttc steanisis {.
( lFl IOndol and Liyefpo0, ~ WORK for FREQ
passase- Gt @.e'awth--t.
~ ANTED.-A young p-Ui 10 . 20 years
nan and resld- IN Bro'slyb. Address Oh
FICE, 3t2 Broadway, Brooklyn.
XXANTtD.--A nan 70 tase full charge
w of an IN bFslla stor- ole with snail
capital Will be gwen AZ 1T - ~ tie
business Inquire evenings, i. T.. BAKER.
100 Couft-st.. Brooklyn.
W. ASTED. D.-Young men familiar with
acquainted with city. New ~ gland ara
m.ddie Western trade. Acdr"-. MANI
MA TrEER =. .. BlS Z.5t". '. \ ,ity.
wv OOLLENS. .-Txpci cnc"d srlesman want
w I'd T. cal Oh the Merchant tailoring
trade ia New-l ork CITY OY' peak M Ger
nan pref. rod. Apply hv iette-. giving Re-.
CrtuCes. and say where llst eiployrd. VI.
'-.if.ft ~CNS Z CO., IMDOrtsrs u
Woolcu.. 13i Broadway.
~ tNTFD.-A -te1dy boy. II % ~. wne
W can spcak Conan. god puinsn and
typewrlter. - bill aad cntrv clcr" IA whole
sal. leaf tnbacr1 house one Who desires n
learn the tutiness we'eir'd. Ad res ~
own ha.dVIitlrg ~ltl ycleroncc and wages
~ ectod. LEAF TOBACCO, Ir!bdnc Omeo.
Females.
A PPRINTIC r. and dr,>sInaEor, to Team
n dfcssnd.AnL and cutt * WORK -rcuf'd
for those Who are corTotcnt. luilc-t ~
pisnat.0n WI be- given 70 All who cal
larents. send your daughter, a. once slc".c
IatteFns free 20 c1ncfr. Ms. FILES HLlr
30 Fast lith--t
~ ANTl .-Good white cook able 70
w -lst with washing; well Ie, onmence1
family of three. tdH rom 10 10 3. lJ
Ilu.hlngAyc. Brooklyn, Nayy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Citn Real Csiatc for SAILS.

DAEGAIN Three tory house. S1tn--t.
ID near Columbds-avs.. and one loCta -
TEAR PIrn. ~ ...Jt. Othcr-. >ILNEN~.
eth-sye., cor-er 53d-st 3tAs'e. ana
1U4tl-.t.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Stock in all United States portS....1.3129 933 S7jAsl
Liverpool tclrc'am~. A D. m.-Hecepts. 6,OoO bales
~ which Am"l can, 5000 bales. Sa,s. 200 tsles. Of
which for speculation and export coo hac, American
1000 bales. Spot market dun ard dent~~cd; mddNng
Up.nds. AZ. Manchester markct-Yarno dun and islcg
uar Clotl, dan.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

W,rehouss delNcri,, snce Janusf. J. 1st2-New-Yotk.
ea Igs ba.s Baltimore $50 bags; Nc"-Oriran-. 3+@t
bags, tJtsl 6s.712 laGr. - -, .
TISl-So moderate Is the demand 'or salt bsh mat
dealer, unable TO give SALES on many attar's g. o:'
coegsh mods steady =. 2JdS1 So and Es.k a. - 10d
s. ercl from sl5aels ana hassachu-
ll 10 tirIPl foi B. p atG J.
IOREfGN DRIED FHCIT-lhcrc Is not an active
trade lr those Goods th-les. good Si"dd' d.
utnd: AID mcliult'cI 10 t'lN nr el Is nc
cs,rcalv lar c. forna goods ar concefpec IAg
r4isa4 fom the 80 from 2d6-c 80 tle'e WI
oaaly adNd,ce atr hcctuse TIC pie - rcgatd'd ~
%, ov flr Tic amount stock visible and the lrugth of
I'm. 20 run cOOds f~1fh mt'k"t mr.
AMI, "a hlrr range from S49--c. and 'ton l '2"lsr
while new Turkcr prunc~ qu0tc4 % 1't'. p"
lt. gods under this head have undergone radical
flour AID NEAt.-rIor rR-.hip0'rs "crc fror
uver- % rav ard huik o. .'e foreign business