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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

DRUGS DYES &crhe a.,.,ity at tins point hs, ben
sugmen' nao ,9'e OF which ho1ecr called o large
amounts IL Is hs. 5 hy . the nc % g o1n g
fairly well in parcels With - @oos2 covering thc asr Oh
sT9de 4. fG @fa2if 2SiH Tor so % deacs
Tam esSs1c Alcohol and IN fair demand a: ~ 30
s@Si3c tb ana Reg. o,ax ,saey YIN ~ sooq SS
leans 81 eoas2 for Ango.turs Caster oil 'p2Geragy
.ctye and UNCHANGED from 22alSc fC at DS ant
ign. Decline Saoted at 2$. Oh Of FepyerHo.
ior Wayne County orsnre qot-d at g l5ss2 aa nd i @
Poru finn T't at 81 5asl 81 cab iaht ae
%sss " 1'S1 FsTs:f sS'; 81
@,s r Sa as.n qu s az for and
%sSd With Aisrpo quoted ba ,5%
S ;or ms sd1 an. sG' iso Tor green c.mSo steady
sS s1 ao u G gu mSes S IN bis and
FoREIGv DRIED FRrITs-Tradlns /. very indicate
..s gas sS'P "a ssi sSS
rrsn,s ' pfass. .ns fi sh:r fS Re
SsG ys s fas S az f ne ni 1s s
80 sgsna pew S3alSe callfonia Lemon a. aSoS
ns5i Malaga London layer new s. 10 Date, Tersls IA,
.on boxes saSsc in boxes &c r. oasei S1c Hea
lsc; Lemon peel She peel, 9,se rr'nos Turk:
Ne oie do 5,s, new SIC DO French Soaoes n ";y
Ge e o nt% iie oc' X q "'
iH s % neess Rr sh shs n1w s 2 a "a
as.sciiy shcled new. -2l2n23C do Valencia, shelled
Naples 16,ac do French sse do Grenobc 1Ohc Do Mar
as &c q. as s.-y afS S as pRs
e Tapoca nsAe ase; medium I@Sri' s;c me PEA. "a
sslS s DE- cSsrtsr boxes. 81 25asis 30
,FeS sS s eM la ,s '9a
AIKEN an upward t1In Closing qus'siS,s lemon, Sicily
500 s. 55ess % M95om ana S9e9 hons oTsnes
sseond. 7scs$i Port Imon. selected 81 Is do sec.
81 s;a q San S0 Ba. s ''0 Do ST.
n.s are demand b sS S~ss
rSu.ine ehsiaeteF Goldfish u, dr@: NcJSeglan
TO- No. esA q9 .se, 3: ss
Gee George. 8 SSaS7 az ssd is s6s e medium saeS
s.pi s PIE H 80 J. Zoe Msza9ege i$sIte
Dutch, oS'ae for Ordinary aud full white hoops
SrssshoS Wiz OFIs Sns s e. This as%5%d
ssns sas sd TfrS hsa az gy edSeed a Ths late
ss s, "a Nc s s's S s %g s$S
5 SS%ss. aR 'sS - e 90 Se S Sco ss
.hes. extra SO 3oas5 90 100 Dbl, sgpcrhne - goo
IT, MIL loo @ $P NM iaele 'osss s. ,sa
s~ srs1s. - soss. ordinary choice. = io4sa g
= 7o: 80 SatY' GrS.s, 70 Sso Wheat e. 2 low
:1tta 90 3oes4 clear. 50 oasi IS mixture - 100
sis.,! .''sss s:%s" .;nS
:. 's ssa r "a D" &. sss ss s
SOUTHERN FIouR-Eather easier and only moderately
esu,e Sales 1900 bbls. including shipply1 grades at
Sod1 trade and family extras g. o,d@ 80; laicnts'
80 81. .apsas r. /. SOS AfE fGS hTs
rLoURIn nt Igae1 q 7oasi go and isney held e.
n boscads spot and IN esots o. track
s2 9oaes % and Brandywine at sS %; sales, LOO
ools, Including 800 bbls Bfandywine -
CRAIN-WUEAT-On a volume Of business SggrcgntinR
s than 200 600 bush, todsys option market Ca
ssme For nearly three ana hall ho1 ~ uss
u '6essh side. there was genera decline Of lalnc;
Has sssnst "ssev srSs,s fhs s.ys pcrcs.e t26?s
~ 6ashj ID the amount On passage hsda very Depressing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of mix ana cf'1m AZ uo
dfe,u. riiroId distributing points IN anu mar III. CIV.
b,-I I1uoWn. Erie, .tOl cans vi
NIX. - cans condensed milk ana - isl'
q ,r.uu. lruu,s Is tulJ. Pudchkc"psir anu DIS
t,p Il. ans of milo. Sisqu'lann1, 200 cans 81
iiIl ani /. cans cram. LiCAa" anna 100 Gan, Oh
i... and Of NrW.lOrk central di4 iIailn
6s5 cans u milk o. o. condfs mix 'l!H cur
a. cf,im. New-York Cty and Northern. LILO crl' OF
milk: and Hartford, ,loV cans OF MINK O,
tafo and Western, Ia cons Of mix sDu ,s"S COM
ram. West shore so or milk IS cans u con
drscd milk AMI - Of cream Ncw-J' rsrl Otu'l
tt, ans on milk and - 90 cram ana ny ec'
laneou. short routes l.O25 cans OF MIX ana ~ ans
cream Tho total daily supply bas been IoV'' 'a.s "'
MIX lao ms Of cond-ns,G milk and III can, OF cream
Inc demand the surplus has bren lsht th, aHgisE"
after 10 being - Gun tvl.,
The MIX Exchange price from January 10 - e'"'S
quart net 20 tho pGVlucciU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

wheat in good dcinaud u cars No. = rcd sold at
JG lie; > cars No. white at % l-2c, closing De
higher. Corn dull. weak and lower. with liberal
offerings sales of cars No yellow at 45c . cars do
at - i-4c; 3 cars No at 43c : No. 3 at 43M
- -: ear Nc. 4 at - &C. oats quiet and weak:
>.los Of ears No. white ut NC do }6 Lea
30 . ic cars No. . white ri Sc mixed corn in
the market BARLEY firm. 900 bush good Mlchl-
gan sold at &C: 2s.O0O bush poor at SOC; fancy
Western, &c: No : mt jGdG6 | &c Iowa at 5O0 J5c :
canada at -" 0c. RE un.ettled l No. sold
at soc track. Flour sieldr: best spring. s. 100
- 70: do winter. 81 5d3i so: rye -four at - -
Mf'ed du ard lower: winter bran at 81 :
do .prnc ri SI6 30 Eecept,-Wheat. $1,000 bush:
corn 10000 bush oats. II 900 bush rye. 5000 bush
SIpmcntS-Whcat, $4,000 bush corn $4,000 bush :.
oat- 5000 bush.
Chicago. Jan. l9.The lcdIng futures ranged fol.
low: 49,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
IiCTTI,l,.

Receipt, for week, $50 phgs Export, Tor wect
49, phgs. Ne have had quiet Wecn's ira a.. IN"
wcatntr conditions been uIaNOrame stOct has
forward pr,ty freely ,ccs llkr ccOuriSng
much possible Perhaps thu market h1.
cciNrd rs sttuHgr,t SUPPORT from the hrm Nc>t m AVN
producing sertiOi, cold stormy weather
lighter dhc reported aud receiver hcfc have
sirCt The TACT thbt We
q Of the IsstcII markets, however, IA
drawn larger the tins way, aud Tor the last
handled to advantage. Fancy fr'sh PennSi l. ANA
i selling at the clo.c AZ 81 d3-c. bsJ mars ~
llgtu ~ 3lnd3.c anu other Wr-tcrn extra, at BE
generally, here and thc.e ~, showing new milk and
icui reaching 81 'cc seconds 10 hrrt- rang"
ron -id4Gc ana faulty lo- 20 down 10 las
.Ju1- crtan,r rs QLictrr. but hcln unchanged. some
movement iepOrtcI >tatr dairy there J.. i1th"r
conucnt holding Of all grades. tnocc MARKS 81 A1vto
crrmtsy ut -fd-Jr and the best marx O lFah
LacfnrN riih-r nl - Ron, s-- IlLILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the Mcck rnd.d Innnarr 10 1872.

Receipts for the we"kBcans. 2,776 bbls peas :VO
bnsh iNpofts-Beans, $50 pkg peos. 'S2i bb- ii-
polS, !"," bags OF beans me ndicatons ell weak
rllh9 noted IN cur a,t have developed quit EpGN aii
The market Is lower nearly al Xmas. Receipt ha'"
Increased considerably. limits have been nunGiA"n o.
some gOofs In sturr. and demand has fallen much below
te offerings. AZ the close easier to buy ai ~ s'I
choice lines at The hgurrs quoted Grcc pas purC Dht
hnG about N.eaQv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
})roposals.

yAYASUNGTON, d. c.. December Is, 1871
w si.ALED PR0poS AIS FOR TIE PURCHASE OF
THE UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE SIZE AND
BlIILDING, MEMOIRS. ~ y. BY virtu, OF Az.
1881 (p,go $50. Volume 30 u d Sttuies at Large.
sealed proposals viii ne received to be opened at tho
n anISy 20 1882 ior he purchase Of tho following de-
scribd land situate. lyLS and being IN the City Of
Ecw.York the County OF Ncw-York and state OF Nc|.
wiiiiap ond Hanover streets and Exchange Place and
bounded theier- together with thc building and all I'm
IN OF Newly ork County OF New.York and STATE OF
YORK Each bidder must distinctly understand that HI,
proposal must be submitted upon the folio" ing terms ard
In accordance with the proylsons OF said Act Of Con-
VII considered io the purchase OF said deser BOD
roperty Offering less sim thnn fr1r million dollars
therefor. Zach bid must specify the sum Of money which
and the IMPROVEMENTS thereon and
pay to tie SECRETARY Of the Treasury twenyhvs per con.
n the purchase delivery OF Qultelam deed
money IT, one two ard three years respectively with
terst thereon at the rate o. four per cent per annnm and
urehase money at the time Of delivery OF the ouitcam
ded to the pope ana to e1 s shs ptSpesy to tie
sire occupy the same and until the COMPLETION OF the
erecting the u. Custom llou:e building In
New.i ork. y. W ~ rent no, to exceed four cent
must anird by ccrtned check IN the uf
made PAYABLE 10 the order q the Treasurer Of the
United States as guarantee for the faithful compliance
with tho terms OF the proposal under this advertisement
The ovcrnmen. the right to reject oil bids
must e n ?Ss TnfS sscr aass Of aS I'd
Treasury. Washington {"
II, HE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 500 pages.
l illustrated. The standard authority on American open.
air anussmens Rules tG 5 ssiSs swim%ng ball PlSy;
COPY Published BY The Tribune. york Entertain
Inc and universally conOlmeutcd BY the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
GAME:
rnTNTNL- AND YI-GETAEnI

Recent, Of rutlt0s ave CA. n F'iI llItI VI T..
.tk A.. aran tndne Z, accumulate. and prices are barely
steady A. quoted. sweet potatoes dEl ara "nE Nv
choice lots Sa1be ~ or top quotation. 81, o. urn
g. diul'-t ipFiHh ~ i'
Object a. -. AVID ~, Il ce Nl;iok ka,e aud sprnrh
IN fair supply naf ful sal url", Very chocri fi 10Y,
,l,,ut stead, Southern struob"iu- -o1r"r anu
choice lot Griurr Fgeport- wanted 20 tu ptr-s 10
have ulrutv and dull NJ lover ana IT.
r'rulr price Sttrlc winter vegetable --cahbar's u'r
Mrs Sn'iash etc plenty aIh cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Receipts wcck. s. 4S6 boxes. Exports Tor W''
4l3 demand Is very largely from nome
trade and while ali active considerable stock u
nnding 4 into cOnsnmptiyc channels. LApHFeIs ae
con stant.y the for under priced goods mainly 1f
skins from glac down nearly al the iafge sizes have
Ls taken ard a lttr attention T. given "a" small chrs
shippers paid up TO O1lO'.c fof hns c"ho9sr ~ ~
and would buy NOR "a ngur,s. but hnd holders
generally ASKING lO'.dllc. Ilnc To fancy large sifc ~
lam r.nge nom linl2- sufficiently well essO
lishcd quote and fancy small s!4e !ob a. ia lz.c
gencfally Ship:s.g- have taken o." - ScO r"N'-
2ennsyt mia skrls during the week At 2'.a3c. Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
FURs AND SKINS.
hENDRIES.

NUTS-Peanut- quiet: quote fancy anl'pENd
new, 4sG4sc. Spanish ,heed, nov, No /, ., % y.
nut nominal al 1pd1Jc per bl'h Io so'u
o prime; pcrnn- quoted al ci,"!c Tor round rt'.
i!f.l ~ y Market irm at - d-2t.
HONEY Demand light and supply liberal NhIt clo'',
quoted lOaltc u qualiij, sjIc VI PicAasr' ec' anu
l.lt 4, A. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

selling tuy ~ well - average chickens ana Ws -.
mine unfr d los racninc The TOP heure DUCKS ar
.carre aud fancy conulnf extreme p1c,r
-, a., '" =, 4 s,,r, talous duh and weaker SqudL'
irn ora I'm light supply. GOOD demand ana urn ~ on a
adyanc. ouot,i Fnel.-h shilr ana pIo''' 49, ,
wanted MD ducS- -fady Rabbits In large supply anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
ATOMS ore 49, on Ar1erIcan STANDARD Of clasAca
SININTUs
cood ordinary .4 ll-lG Low cdng ..........6 3l0

Good ORD nary......4 1l-l0 Low NJ cdling --.6 $40
strict Good Ordnary.5 j-l5 Middlne ..---.....'s
Optons-1hcre a fair decree Of activity IN t'iI mar
todav Yr.-e, Pulled somewhat ui~' titc i-lNf-
49, me 80 t0pf. ls.s az the outset Zoo response u
arr rise on ye>teidav which led TO some ;e GOVERN; M
Initial sale hero showed an adtah-" OF q
saints Sui,s ducntiy there Peicr, decline 81 "a
"oins on local z,ng pied by prospects OF a &c
roisnt. Th- litter however. proved - BE- Qut small
and thi coul led VIII falling OF IL We !htei HOY
caused reaction. nGiritng net gains
q, n nolnts over YESTERDAY. sales. 3','OO bale
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
rprtTs AID BEERIEs-rRrsH.

Appes cleaned up closely Last week and showed 'ip'
gain Of strength bit far this week me efi.,, new
ncnn ,ru,h mare Liberal Nolr"> fIfN
tanned Il the coSe especially 'h pisu
below fancy Grapes extremely dun Crrnbvril", NJ
s,s ana value, weak aud Irregular. c,pc,aly on 49,
beow fancy Florida oranges coming forwhid mu'h n"l'
freely .1d ,cc nwcr under urgent offerings tonSf
tanes,lnes nrm common grades and mandarin NrrY gu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.

hh Iasis iit. s sis Fco %asa
a D The 10 ae4ae and no sss
S dTS g could handle great deal business bgt
T a .eo. 40 stf b ss sads G
e m9dr'9's NChsrn ps e at sia = 90 Sad
~ gray forge southern gsd rang any fa - 30
at DOCK a. sSot t ps MOVING in go 70, sG1o3
a1d ~ 50 70, Stn .s osd,fa 4, 80 T. O. BE- a. TO
% @Gd wan cS s'pf.fp tses sno nqs&
q LaAe qg the %.s s%'s w on weak se:i
o ing os@q' Is s'I Loadon Of s. 80 pot on TIE
Metal ENchsnee The sales 1np'aee1 80 nd 10 do DO at
MoLAssEs-Had slow INQUIRY New0T Ia I.i nI
crop quoted 3oa37c, good to faney' Ens'h i@'hD'
e%HvAL sToEEs-spIRlTS TrRPEST1NTms"stSii,y ~
nzintalned prce whit" rodne conuhu- sH ,,e, ns
Sii '"'f rsf. Ts ds 81
sGGa do 81 60 s. %; y g g s. 90 :. s. q
4 e. 81 co 3 W. ), 20 20. = - -''
and 9G yta,a e. ssse.. .s' '" %
sT' TO London at s a. o rsn ca
s . ;S o 90 TO- cea d &c loo 6s
e .%o" 10 z; 600 no S r. lard to 70 ..s S 2 'SGC
z enS, IS s oy os so-% II "a rf pon
S;I 9.9ie T. Sf'66tt
.eaRs Rs c,o .n HEX !! %or GSS'a to yPo
pool ss brig I%s S;p pS 70 hq fesseoa to
RIo gsae;o lumber Sc 80 Brush shlp John f. sayre'
hence N Melbourne. general cargo 49, , ~ NADIA
yss". ssc pc: sSS;A ssis p4 4sss
We. no 'ssay material shae. ''?Ssed
s,sde q.Taa yesg ''d DO
.IiSs e. s.lS Gs's pis9
s seS 90 ss..S''I @ Vsiasl
s$sss aass sssSs S a. ss rad "s':
s ssf Ias 1fs g sS.:r'S ,S:
beaehed 06c; RCD salonned per y a.a1S rea Italian
S q SeSc palm. 5'.d6c. -. n,o..
h. q"is: Gay but i PfSss
= sos ssd SS e sa p HS e. % s ci,s
= a .9d 90 goo ,. Ds pTy ps siS
30 D I'd At H Msss siaa ~ % qqethq
sss S %ep Gss ac s'f &C 5os
S 90 "ked hams sssse picked bellies qnSs sSlS a!
&c sN .aoul4ers ?+ 52Ss :lor.
=. %s:o ., aa cat .G nif'fH S
at zoe ana May a. e b ~ 80 Tor 200 H.
= si ss.S sSi Y%s s aa as
siscd st with FGS The
sns nsasa '' fssaas s sa s:r;:
sSH; Close, A%s 81 sc7c Mara eossa
@ a. aHIEI =, % "sra nal 1%e p A
Sa Wse,% aeyec c,s sSnsga' %
CTeaneyy S2e cnsa %s."n esa w..
Sn arsts ga 29e seconds 3asSSe @
eiy W Seconds I5a2Oc stab dairy, hslf.nfkin tuo, M
a extras fall er 252ee nrsts p 2Sc a2s
p's 800 dairy Welsh tubs. cNttas 21n2o nrst., 81,
scsonds es2o State dairy rkns and tub d.I ans
xtss gsaazc nrsts = &c thi,ds II
u9n nst.rn dairy nrst 2lG23c seconds 1sdl"c
,o nrsias June, extra. se June tub tN' ri,a. =
10Y ma 10 ri sts, 1Gdl7c factory ftesh rSus 70
sS S Sr.se eoayc seconds Isai9c f9urb a
n j.s done today owing to the stormy reanse fs
pni IA firm support state factory. uii III I'D
Prices ks acS ii af3c ncory. full cream iaii mu"
m"s coed e prime lo2aiie ias t
20 Tn1 To- choice PENNSYLVANIA SKINS, sr,,,,I:
Rather easier IN sone casfs on nD'is s,'s
-, ,rade with accumulation ~ st..nh o..
sna fresh &c southern prime 1saIsc
x. ..tc," cboIcr fresh 25ic Western iceious''
lmed i1s Wsunere slight decline, LEADING to moe c
sun naicd at B. 50 Mnscovado ara - 10
MrssS 40 so 100 ssg % o,d nss 7iSe and
sss.l Ed asias y II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Warehouse deliveries since January !. lSl NFwl Otk:
Baltimore. .OSG bags: NeWOrleans 1927
bags Galveston 212 bags total, lH'l'' bags
COTTOS-Spdt trading only moderately active ~
steady prices Sales $50 bal,S for consumption ana ~
bales for ejaculation. Eccciits at the ports. E3'H
bales against this day last week and 3odG bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
DRIED FRUITS.

Receips for week. 1875 pk2s; exports Tor mrrk' 49,
psG. quiet trade /, still reported IN eNapnt.'' "pr
and higher grades show soIe weakhe-" ',' 49,
fruit 7G7Sac and choice at -
Inc quantity VI prime apples Is comparatively Nm
simmer. nav Dc when have any ofh"r- , ~
slices held about Of ot", but quiet az ' U,"n.
No. and harkbrrre, are weaker. other inhll run
Suli hut unrhsnged. Only light Jobbhg u'"'"u '"'
S.if,rnis frnitS and 81 VDluc. J. 'HNN .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Lighter arrivals Of live poultry n' ~ 70 FRIDAY when
bich ngures quoted I'm orr last report I'D 10 T
an caster feeling pre-, ad and WIN tou ,os AMI
Tor chickens To-day more eonnsent irf ne
anu "''r ro,,sr 80 tor thc remainder Of the "csA
ieco,pts Of Western Grcsscd p,u.' rhe about .to,d-
on fancy tkeys ducks and geese mas o oc mr., " ,h
chickens aud fowls " ,r dull and unatlsficto,
rr and a. prices are stl too hlah 10 , o,S .,ar ,
- 49, Mo onid mi surplus ihtn ro'd ,ta'i. th
tendency Of the must stu ne ex hold about Sod.
y, In, md ,hcre Is call for eno,ce nes .
mixed and young tome a 49, Jersey ana Phodepha
going mainly at l2dl27c eii1. and Western receipts
n decideClY loMeI closlhH W'~N ~ - ,4'.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
cectures an6 Meetines.

INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL ECONOMICS.
Ieo EAST 2SD-sT.. NEw.YoRK CITY.
FREE LECTURE
"wednesday evening, jan %, at O'Clock, By President
George Gunton. Subject:
SOCIAL ECONOMICS AND PARTY POLITICS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

p.,oIr,. for N. week 1913 bales; cNpoIVIi - -
bal"s. import IDi bales. Prices nave cont."u fair
49, I'D he ,,srket has ruled Ncry siIonf ",'
bnsinc.s has been doue partly OF sIr ,o M th
but the hrnne-s the position ma. O"i hc frcl.
Wv" s,,onr advice, the country
Inn bc,e little feyeri-I ut tie monrlt nto Nv sn,c
'8 y, hc cios. are ia.1d uLcn actual insl'rA ''""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
HENLOCK.

UNION TANNED.
,,ht packs -. % g Middle Backs, cows e.
NJ lcdle Backs. ..so 40 eccohus ..'.''''''' - -
Seconds . as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20
I.litiS.

Hecaipt for week l. 966 bbls spd 22l4p en'es. The
u.tk,t fI " 20 Thursda = but frtJN"fd % - =
c24tc Friday SATURDAY brought -t1hu.vI p ,,
l,v,r. v4iiie 9ic generally considered
Inc market price very buin"ss done" M"nciA
and although
indicaf Ifght COLLECTIONS West owing To- IN" sever Wint
wr,tncr y,ulnc ia producing action pro-Ti demands
az. below the quanttc arriving. aud pfcs have 2" n' l'-
~fn bv the position 70 buy spccuauIeiv IA cns pro"
any one viii .idrlubl' quantity t"GN
j. 23l,c end enourh have been offered a. that 10 -Npl5
about III who were looking FOR stock houfi some T.,
celycrs prefer hold rather than accept thc PIC h'iu
fesh al vow dm and lnM.r. Iamrl rgR- suauy. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

Stock in all I. S. ports Isl ~ COD 100 ioY'
OF which American. 81 co bales. sales 10000 bale Oh
which for speculation and export. GOO bales American
1900 bsles spot InartetA fair business doing Mdting
TnIands 4 l1G!. Nanche-trr-Nalbet yain-, moderate
S.waod Claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-20

cash quotations were a, follow: Flour etsy but IN
changed SO. . spring wheat - 2ds7sc; No. spring
what 59i. aSI c No. . red 0Otsd9lc No. $50
az re NO. oats 2oiec NO wnt, I. o. b. 32Sa22e
z T. O. b. 42dG2c; NO. g. +. o. b., 3s@iSc NO naNsed
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lhl as 3JGfS ij per 100 n, ~ Boa ~ 3zl2 'hoS
rib. ooscj - 20; dry .ated shoulders boNcd
kew dters' finished gods, per gallon IL Is; sugars
IN hanged.
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Forty persons fell through rotten sidewalk
on Milwaukee avenue in Chicago sunday night
while watching two policemen trying to put q
drunken woman into the patrol wagon Be-
meath the sidewalk is basement ten fec, Deep
ami into this hole the crowd was plunged and
piled. scarcely person escaping without some
mark or injury. Miss Ida Smith received in
tsrnEl injuries which may prove fatal The
names OF ;he injured Ida Smith. thirteen
years old. internal injuries. probably fatal:
Elizabeth Fill. Elk years old. right leg injured:
Mrs. j. Sr,iih. right foot injured. bruised on
bead anil neck; Mrs. johnson right leg badly
bruised: Ellrla johnson, injured on head and
face; Mary Johnson. left shoulder injured:
Augusta Olson. bruised and received Il severe
Ehcck; Mrs. Bertha Olson. right foot badly in
Jared. LibDie Douglas. left arm and right knee
bsd! bruiSed; Nettie Main, right hip badly
bruised, Oiicer Herman George left knee
wreDched and bruised; Dollie Griffin severely
bruised; Otto Dreaves, leg bruised; Officer
Counelly. bruises legs; Jacob Smith, night
Waterman bruised on the head and shoulders.
and Edward smith, slight bruises.
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George Morgan Dead.

George Washbourne Morgan. the organist,
died on Monday at Tacoma, Wash. Mr. Nor
gan was in feeble health and was making tour
of the Pacific coast. A cancerous growth
caused his death.
Mr.. Morgan was born in Gloucester England,
April ., 1922. When only eight years Of age
he played the service in the Church Of st.
Nicholas, Gloucester, and he was subsequently
organist in other churches. He spent several
years in London, and made his first appearance
there rs q solo organist. In 1853 he went to
New York. He had been Organist Of St.
Thomas and Grace Episcopal churches, of st.
AIMS and st. Stephens Roman Catholic
churches and Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle He
played in various parts Of the United States
with much success. ard of late years he and
his daughter Maud, the harpist, have given
many concerts together. Mr. Morgan probably
did more than any other player in America to
populariZe and foster love for classical organ
music; he was the first to introduce in this
country the organ works Of Bach, Hesse and
Mendelssohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13
The Steamship Oteri Case.

The United States government has at length
trS.n hand in the matter Of the seizure Of the
American steam. hip Joseph Oteri, IT,, by the
Insurgents of Spanish Honduras. Instead of
asserting its power to collect damages for the
vessel. however, i; Is proceeding against it for
violation Of the neutrality laws. Upon demand
OF the HoEdurian consul at New York. Seere-
tary OF Treasury Foster has directed Collector
OF customs WarmOih at New Orleans to collect
SSOo a. fine from the vessel for delivering
twenty cases OF rides and twenty-five cases Of
ammunition 10 the insurgents and for carrying
troops Of the latter from Ceiba to Truxillo.
The collector Is also instructed to place customs
officers to watch the vessel as Tong as it is IN
port TO prevent the ship from further aiding
ne insurgents, either by carrying arms or con-
veying nhDustsrers to the scene of tas rsyo-
hilton
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TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC

from fraud and imposition, the genuine
medicines Of DIR. r V. Pierce are now sold
only through druggists, authorized as agents
They ere the cheapest medicines to use, a.
well as the best, because in every case you
pay os,ly for the good you get The money
Is refunded if they ever fail to benefit or cure.
Being sold on this peculiar plan of "value
received or no pay, the prices of the genuine
guaranteed medicines always have been, are,
and always will be, IS follows:
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 1.-THE
remedy for all diseases arising from a torpid
liver or impure blood, Sl.O0 per bottle.
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription the
remedy for female weaknesses and derange-
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50 cents per bottla
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Dealers not authorized to sell DR.. Picrce's
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