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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
EUROPEAN COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. 4, p m.-Cottoa-futures closed
s.,ady; American, mddng, ow.miGd.ing clause. Janu-
sry delivery 1000 buyers Jonrary and febrgay de-
ry 4S g March f ona Hr ana aS s cs4
1000 April and Nay dclkery ; lsGia1 1904 My
livery z2-G4 az 20 6id; july and August delivery,
"a ela5 25Gid August and September delivery s 1894
Galveston. Jan. lotion quiet mddinS Ole: low
asSo bales saies 800 tales stock l22 9i5 bales.
Norfolk Jan. l.-Cotton dull; mdding 0 9.i6c: low
,niddIIpg 9i.c: GOOD ordinary, 100. net and
rss sipts 9o5 Cai. eAppri, co0stwie. 81 ,aie sails
81 bales: stock 4ic's ,al't
N.w Orleans Jan. 4.-Aotton firm mddling 0sc low
riddling Ole coed ordinary, ssc receipts $50
ais. eros, 100 balos: exports to France 200 bales
coastwse 1852 bales sales, 1000 bales stock 363l 40
Savannah Jon. 4-Cotton quiet mldillng 7.tec low
nnTinv 3loc: good ordinary. sii,lSc ne, and gross
saesi se5 bales; stock, NJ SIT bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGR.

Buffalo Jan 4.-Cattlc-l'ccpts last - hour', ,,,
head total for week far 13-V h"'i Ion VI t a.,
lat week 400 head CONSIGNED 'nru.Fn' rget tenrd
York, $50 head, On sale, ~ ne" .,csrs q 90
st,s.iv and nru closed hrm lVolonhc ~, sr SccE
last - huJ, ioOv hc"a eui ''
;lu, far - head FOR same tn' - "vN, % I01
I'D ,"nslcncl through. 2jo head; - Sew" "IN'
neaI ON All. 100 hcaI market opened larry ~,
' ianrr. ght grade. ald Pig In best DEMAND closci
sfrnns' heavy cora fl - iJ0+f OOi la.Aci' n,,u
mediums - iOasT 40 Yortct. 700! 70 best vYr h
- o1-T 4, do light fair do. - 4udrt 40 goVl Ni
md s,d53 - PIX. COOL to bit coru-iNl ~ 4e
d common ~ip, 10 far. - 14ft a,"Nu =, $50
-. rntuu,n four.- -JdiJ Is; stass rolgn u kuol
-. ,Go III sheep aud IamO>-lic'clpt, la@o "a houIs
sno mead: total for week thus far. $1,000 ho-d iof saue
,ne l,.t W yi 500 head cons gh'. t,ro'Fh ouV
-. Nry.york IG.O head, sale. 1000 mead "alk's
o,,, a',yn and Toe tjc higher; closed ,rluY WIN
-hrcp ~ C5asi 800 cul- anl common a. = .'"fi o.,
r.naa do u coast - DO wcthcs 81 ?od - l. ianOs
nn,vo choice TO fancy. 80 l1dfu - DO ldl, VI soou
75lsj 10. culls 10 far. - 21"so o. Na'da common
u ia"' ,,G. Jan t-Cattc-Ecccipts 200 head ship
,,,;. not s-por"i; spaiy; fair T. eoe nlt!Nc
,.'r- ~ io.4ri % choice shipping, - .J0t5; rantr
Ter. gra,s fed - l0aS3 do meal fed, - NMt
,,nec cow, 81 .5d&3 -. Hogs Receipt, LOO heal
:. pncnt- not reported market c3sirr' heavy - 'pd
sbcru-H,.ei 1900 head shipments not f.poF',u :
m.r''rt quiet fair to good natives, sJ@1t oOi e''o
'Iraco jan 4-rhe Evening Journal reporcs: Cat
he.-I.,ccipts. 1900 head shipments 600 head mar.
c basey steady prims, 70 rN's "a - c6 we.
-3dst 90 Hogs-Rcccipts. 5000 4cm snlp1ents;
nn. market steady; roughs ~ 55dS6 so cool m Nci
"na n,cking ~ s5aS6 30. prime heavy ana butchers
.'ioif. ~ oSds7 10; light. ~ 60a*G DO al.,p l.,
M. 600 head shipments 300 head markrt ~
oIt'r, natVcs - s1asj p; Westerns. 81 oOdSo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
THE RED BALL HOIS1ED AGAIN.
CENTRAL AND PROSPECT PARKS LAKES PROBABLY
WILL BE OPEN TO-DAY-SPORT AT
VAN coPTYANDT


Skating was resumed on Van Cortlandt Lake yes
terday. and a large crowd enjoyed the sport duifne
the afternoon and evening. The skaters did not seem
TO mind the cold weether. The ice Is in excellent
condition In fact, II is smoother and better adapted
for skating than It was before the recent ranstorn
Unless some radical change In the temperature taxes
place to-day the lakes In Central Park Will be oFh
for skating this afternOon-that Is. the small lake at
Fifty nntst Harlem Mere at Onehundrcd and tent h.
st. and Conservatory lakes Will be thrown open The
ice on the larger lake Is still unsafe and sng may
not be allowed there before saturday.
C,rler. were enjoying their sport On Conservatory
Lake yesterday, and although no regular matches were
pla, ed some lively practice games were Witnessed
few venturesome small boys put on skates and went
On the lakes but they chased of BY the police
The Ice is in excellent condition., ana the rain OF
Sunday has evened the rough places and mad:
fine sllrfnce Tor skaters Superintendent Parsons sad
that unless thaw sets In the iahcs Would surely lie
open today. 49,, ILL., l.,
Mrny anxious Inquiries made OF the police In
Prospect Park Brooklyn, yesterday rs To "nen saatlb
would be allowed Oh the lakes. Tie Ice on all me
lakes except the larger Is In good condition, ana
the red ball will probably be hosted to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

coming report and had hardly any thought for anything
else. Cables had lost a little Of their energy: Re-
eepts here heavy the contract stock & ooo
bushels showed Increase for the week OF 3oOoOO
bushels Pardrldgo very heavy seller All these
things against the price yet whenever the Market
cepts here 7ls cars the estimate for THURSDAY.
$50 Low grades up cent the news from Was,'
ington favorable in regard 10 the Hatch Dill
some cash business done. Minneapolis and Duluth
had 800 cars. Corn jumped a cent early by the
anxiety OF shorts get covered before the Governnent
repor, issded. Nav sold from Ash to 40i2 and
ment report was issued It sold at 40 oats advanced
= cent for May and closed strong. May sold between
3iia and 85, closed at 3d.. Provisions wore very
strong with Insiders buying Pork advanced so
barrel lard, 20 cents hundred; ribs, % cents
hundred The close only little under tho top.
There only 30 600 the estimate for Thursday
5000 The market +: getting high enough 10y oHt.
begin Local professionals ere ree1ulpe
tho price with uneasnes Worlds stock Of lard 900
t!rrHes against 10000 last month. and 10000 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TIE BROTHER NOT CULrABLY FORsAXEN.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: My attention called yesterday by daily
reader Of your paper to an inaccuracy when slipped
mo your issue Of the I'd inst. In describing IN"
lire which broke out New Years Day In our col
lege the reporter inmated that the good old brother
who 50 sadly met his death was culpably f0rsaken
and lett TO savo himself. This IS altogether ialsc.
No one Of the house the brother after hall past
O'Clock that morning. and aS in the flight he
wandered from his own room into an unOccupled one,
II was impossible 10 guess where he might be, untl
tie STANG black snOAe partially cleared away ana
permitted the searching OF every room.
w. OBJ. PARDON, >. j., President
st. Francis Xaviers College, Jan. 4, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
THE TRIBUNE AND THE BRIGGS TRIAL.

To the EdItOr OF THO TT D II n q.
Sir: Now that the Briggs trial" Is over want to
thank The Tribune for the excellent reports Of the
trial which have appeared from day to dny in It's col
umrs Thcs: reports have been characterized by tleit
accuracy and fairness. They have given 10 the gen
e;l public one Of the best and most comprchcn I've
records Of "a religious body that have ever appeared
in the columns OF a secular paper. ! Gesirc
also 10 commend The Tribune for the spirit II
hsg manifested In its editorial references 10 tie trial
e. IL has proceeded. Some Of our Western socal~i
religions Do pers could be taught lesson OF justice
and Il irness by the example Of The Tribune and other
New York daily papers. JANIS IL. HOADLiA.
Se,r.Yor,. Dec 81 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFElr-FOr Brazil crOwths the Market was Hr.I oi
tho asIs II lie for No :. Sales COO bags NO y az
the quotation 1000 bag Santos Nos ana T. o. arm
Official o cable quoted first ordnay 90 kos rv 9tS
good second 90 klo), l. 1907 cNcIhiec !lrit,,'"n,
Ia receipts In RIO 5000 bags Rio clcar'nces 10 OhI,a
states 900 bags; RIO stock lG2 900 eeHs ITO h s,
3.O 600 baf-; market firm; good a,eFage sahV
II s 300. cent, iio July J.. lS"-, 70 Jtu",s d.
iio3 IN 600 bags SAM time ls'2. 2-lOOuo 3sr
,n. TIM. 1891 l4C3 coo bags iecipt. ~ santos J W.,
1898. 2coo,Nv 49, sain' ,,,"
iS9. coo bag; same time 1871 ~ W. W. IN
,o,cLou.o drlyories since January /, ls3 NeW oo
500 la-s baltimore, go batsi Nv ~ Iad ~, a.
Ia "a totsi All lags. The option iafhrt rulel mn
ortive me sa O. were 4. 900 bags and the mar,
c: riond : points lower for the day Oh some months anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
EUROPEAN PRODtTE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. g. 3 :i5 p. m-Becf-iiod"r' oner mod
cratcy Pork-ioldcrs Offer >lrngly short cut. about
"a ~ N a 5ts. Blcon-lIolders Offer spar
mclv Cumberland cut about II 10 30 H. stong at 5os Cd
short rib about 25 n strong at 49s; long clear mdie,
about - n strong ut i9s Cd long and short clear mid
die. about b n. steady at tss 'hrese-loldeIs on'r
nndnrotov American white strong at jis Talow
Holders offer moderately. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offer
,odcrntey Holders orer moderately, common firm
~ "a Cd Holders offer moderately; futures
Holders are Offering Wheat-Holders oicr noeeatey
Holder, onrr Moderately: mixed Western spot strong Ut
& old February firm ~ l. I'd Hops at London
Pacific Coast-IIoders Offer moderately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

For the first time this week there transactions
in crude oil certificates at the Consolidated stock and
Petroleum Exchange. The business amounted TO
20 900 barrels at SO 3-4a 81 cents, with cash sales
down to SO IL cents. The adv!ces from OIL City
were indicative OF n firm closing. The output from
the Mcdonald pool unchanged from the recent
figures. The refn'd quotations were unchanged at
$40 cents In barrels. 200 cents In bulk and 80
cents In cases. Foreign q0tati0nS Were: Antwerp,
IL 10 frames; Bremen $50 marks; London. l-2O
4 Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Dir: Rumor has 10 my ears that DR.. Mc''IynhS
old parisAoners viii be taken back II they VIII re-
nounce certain doctrines which they profess. Now.
as one Of them, | desire TO say over my signature
that | will not apologize 20 any one at home or
abroad for having exercised my rights as an American
citizen and that | am not knocking al the door II
the Catholic Church. at the door " any other soul
saving establishment. JAMES BARRETT
244 East one hundred and-tweihst.
Ncw-York JAN Q, 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

A. PAUL ARRESTED on CHARGE or LARCENY.
Alexander Paul. a manufacturer OF musical strings
e No. 800 West Thirtysccond-st, was arrested early
yesterday morning by Officer Farrell on warrant
ana WIS taken to jefferson Market Court. There he
xss charged oitS[>c larceny Of $1,000 from Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
DK0POsALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORT:

l ED MERCHANDISE AT THE PORT OF NEW
YORK ~Treasury Department oMce OF the Secrelan,.
Washington D. c.. December D. lsJ2.-ln aecordince W
rhe requirement., Of Section - OF the Act OF June
1874 notice is her1y given that sealed RopCols W."
received at the Treasury Department IN Wsshngtol
IL o'clock noo, OF tuesday the 10th day ~ January ~
Tor the carnt dutiabie merchandise imported at Se
York FOR the term OF three yeats from the tlrst gay
February 1893 bidder, murt state under oath the NV
or ard Kinds OF vehicles under their control and ah ~
must be sccompanicd BY certified check FOR 81 600 az
hc 70 tho order OF the Secretary ~ the TFessur.
security that II such bid be accepted proper eontrl1
fembodyinc tho specifications given below will be enrt
Within ten days from the date Of notification Of aceepaa
~ lid and that bond Will be executed In The e,m
$50 600 With more sureties for the idht. vi
,rma.cs AZ such The contract VIII b. 20 an
a. y, warmth the Secretary az the Treasury 10 annnl ~
NV tno Tor what he may deem good cause. The Dels.
wart r.~er,es Tho right to reject any or al BIDS,
Waive deticte The bids be addressed 10 the
s"rsd as follows Proposals for Carriage at Newton.
and Will embrace. Frst-The price per package io 81
Sstanres within the port Of NewYork including ferr
Tor cartinc dutabs goods tn the Appraisers or
store Tor examination from the Importing vessel ana -
Sancr, order store and WarchOu'e incuong ali "a
houses and piers on North River and East River 10 "a
Hid, Of New York. Brooklyn and Jersey City anu N
sampe nae X ges from all points and place atoye -
snccessf bidder viii be retained until contract hss -
entered into and bond given above and no ba ~ NJ.
considered unless accompanied with such ehees, h "A
Narnent the right TO reject airy or an
The contract will De framed as TO permit the -,
~ rho Treasury annul at any time IniormsuSn
earning the work will b. given hy the COLLECTOR OF
application CHARLES rOoilN S.-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. (SIecian. Wheat got from 7Sa to
10i, today aud closcd regularly ut 7S'. At night
tho curb after report hal been suei IL
sold at ia. Tho trade all day had In mind the forth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Ocean Steamers.


COMPAGNIE GENERALE T;rapsSatlantique.
la GAsCOGNE,, santclu. Sat. Jan: z p. m.
la POU RGOuNE, Lctoeuf. Sat Jan. "A, ~ m.
LA CHAMPAGNE. BOYER. Sat Jan; q. l m.
A. FORGET. General Agent, No. Bowling Gre.n.
FLORIDA, CUBA. MEXIC0. SOUTHERN
California II. ly, Nile. Riviera. &c. Stamship and
rail- oN tickets alt parts OF the world. send for Tourist
H. GAZE & SONS. Il3 Broadway. Ncw.York.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
for Francisco, the Isthmus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday, January 10. noOn
From San Francisco, lst and Brannan sts,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF RIO DE- JANEiRO ~ Is Sat. jan IA, D. m.
For freight. passage and general nformaton apply a.
contnnys Office Oh the pier foot Of Cana.,t., y. H.
II. J. BUGLAY. General Superintendent.
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
lORO AND MARACAIEO.
HARBECk STORES. DRO)KLYN.
s. S. VEN ECU FLA Satu' day. Jan u,
:, 5. rlIILApELPnIA...wed ps;day. J Hs g. p M
=. tARACAS......-.....-- FRIDAY FED - l D. m
These American Steamship especially built for tho
BoULToN nIIsS 4 DALLEIT
Tuos. COOK s. SON, 2ai and 1.2:o Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

= from New Pier 81. " r.. foot spr!ns-st
s S. TAi.GAHAssEE. Friday ian. g p a.
hhHnSSfT Atf6oCHEE... Monday, Jan. 9, p n
3 8 Shc6oCHEf.,. wedne'dsy jan II p p n;
for all roints in oEORGIA, FLORIDA, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA ALABAMA and LOUISIANA tnsurla,.Ssea -. ~
commoiations. firstelsSs Ioc uho'c' ~" He's"' '
passage Apply to - -, IT ph,., co,u .c.
j. D. esasen F. Ast y; kn9' es az A Tw,-
r. Z. W wNLKf,R. Agent Ocean Steamship Co;
@ NJ S0RRFL Manager. New Pier 80. North Rives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
~ EW.yORK and CUBA Mail Steamship ca

~ Piers 10 and II. East River.
saturday Steamers at / D. and others as o. m !s
raS.ana Proofeso CamDeche Frontera LaSuna. Tampa
N"'"''' Trixpam and Vera Cruz.
Matan1as Cardeyas SagaS Smd
SfNEGA. Havana and Mex: ports...-; sat- jan
cry OF WASHINGTON Havana wed, Jan u
S,NTIAGO Nassau. santiago de Cuba and ", q
Clenfgegos ;,v;ivn,iix -ii,v,na. va jan IL
This line tas direct connection with ard issues h,9an
pui. n, adrq to all points Mexican X. w CO. Men'
LII rvv,e,canic r. r. Mexican Central r. W. CO.. Id.
and Tho Monterey and Mexican Cult Railroad EXCUSES
rms n the Tropics reduced n SO and inward
For Sull particulars. freight or rasssge aDnIy To- ,
JAMES F. WARD & CO.. lib Wallss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TIE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore JAN 4-Flor dull ard unchanged receipts,
iOGS3 bbls shipments. 3,59S bbls; sales. 1850 bbls
Wheat Arm No red spot and January, The February,
7sa7SLc; May slas6s1'ic; steamer No. red, The
bid receipts 90 A62 bush; stock 12si,97f bush, sales,
Is 900 bush; milling wheat. 75a7Sc. Corn strong
mixed spot. 4ol. lose January. 4s'aioc; February
iSad $3.50 May 60ha5oAc; steamer mixed, 47c bid ;
iSdioc yellow do 5ic52c. oats, quiet; 40. white
10 oOo bush stock i2s o2i bush Rye dull no. ?, 59c
asEH rssep 100 bush stGes s$s css hush l ipy
ircchts active. Cotton nominal middlng, lOc;
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm creamery fancy 81
Iadled fancy, 22a23c good choice lod2lc rolls nc
32Go3c; do fair 70 good oa2lc store packet lGIoc:
sar 1Si2c No. T. 17c. Sugar strong and fairly active
aranua:od. 4',c. Copper unchanged whiskey un'
changed
ccipficur. s5io BIZ. as75 sacks corn q ss5 bush
oats 27.43o bush; shorts 14s tons.
buffalo, Jan. 4-Good demand from outside Miles Lev.
40 BED S g. 9s s2 j5 500 S%sS S"'S 10"
s?2as Do new. s2.e NO Northern Duluth. Old sac
10 Wasiburn Do, soc; do Minneapolis mixed 7s4c 40:
winter in better rsGuest but custer ear. 40 rel
7Gac no. white. 75i2c; $500 bu.h No extra RED,
sales NO. yellow. AZ lj2c; % cars No vel.
tow a45c cars No. yeow IA a t.sc 81
lower closed steady with faIr demand AZ outside fig
sales u ears 40. white 3ld31ta35 %c; cars
ley Gaies "'e and sesdy No. western 7sc Ec ex55a
zoe; state. Gsd7Oc; Canada No. l. SLASH 40 2 75c
NS n eN bettcr demand STbcr Old prices rely BID
BET pnne 3'"ii 81 % sc %nie Good demand nD
aSangca 'OR RcccUis-wheat 200 bush 900
sS,h 900 II 6@ o o barley sGo '0OO 0d
cbtcoco Ian 4-The leading features ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

~ D d M I ro \ = 7 WpoRKrsMourn. oLp POM
,>Oy EoRT and NEWPORT NEWS, cQnneet.ng for VIZ
GGIMIA hbt.& XII PIrERs GKG and RlcHMoND va
ana ana S mAS For TRIcffMoNp Via JAMES RIvEkNOH,
Wed and Sat For WEST PoINr yAn IT S Ihufs ant
Through tickets and Stes % CO. al ., pPs
SCUM anu ooo 257 56l 2s7, 3l7A 1862, 0ii and "a
n, a. rays " w l.. GCILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
TAPAN-CIIINA .r

~ OCCIDENTAL 2ND OhlrA, i;G
Steamers leave san Francisco as lonom.'
GAELIC. uresasy, S~ ~ ~
BELGIC. nuI-u 49,. =;
OCE kErC uPtua' Na.Vh y a
GAELIC will call &c Honolulu Tuesday, April T.
superby apponted-Suprri9r aceommoassoos' b. a..
cabin plans seen at 3s7 aud 9iS Btoadwoy SeS,YoiS
cisco. $1,000. l>Ee.lA.spp ,,,asanc,, A ,ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

ir;nrp AND MEAT-FI.OrE-Th" maf@et was trm.
Tho demand fof export coniinuci afcN'. 80, IN
~ a. I.,I 1Og Ibis hake's' cNr, on prlNAE Nlh'f
20 ,arts stra!lt winter At - cog 90 ~ . az,
~ ,,ica Or tIe hon" nae Included -uVo pNi-, ~.
,W r.tent, ~ ~: 200 bb. bl@cr Cut. 30 -.
27jo bits spring Iatnt, - ga Dor :, ,ane "a, a.
,tG iii, % rcq-2 -uI"-rnc -2ck. ana D,- 9, -
-: 80 . scas2 -: No. !. - foa - ,.s,' 'ein
sOq-f. patent - u 'cH-'
~ bis me o5e=2 -; ,rI,nne on ~ SOC = "a
SO. ? - 2oa:2 = Ne; - ~ si.,, % go
ri'fKwHI:AT FIOUK STEADY a. 81 .o goa ~ Tor '''
,,lc r,ngc Sale. 300 hh'- AZ Al ''fFl o..
Ti.cKWIIfAT GRAIS-Qui,t STATE and San.h qrg,"l
1t SOC 10 boaiio,d' 20 hi. a, s5ei1 .
classification. Brandywinc, g. 90 cello" "'''''"'
The following ngures show ~ t3rk o' no'r a, ,"
vi, cofuull.f iv Produce lNchtlf' k"ln'f
on January l. 1898. the toa! stock va 10 $50 bb.''
Jan. l. lsfi. De. /. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
HEFIcE oE TIIE COLLECTOR on CCS

~ toms Port II New-Nork Januaiy I. ls9a.-PropoS..
are hereby invited Tor printing 100 catalogue q Ss
~ oCo lots Of unclaimed and abandoned merohanalss
catalogues must be- delivered at 81 zure Room C9s@a
House on OF before January II. 1923 Proposals VIII
opened at no January . 1893. Manuscript ana ssns
catalogue can be az bur. Room custom House
Ns FRANCIS HENDRICKS Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
CIrNARD LINE.

A ,,,r,,YoWo ~ yIa a, nsitSs';rowy
potSnia - Ian + a. IN. EtruIi Feb 4, 7:o . =
seryia. Jan; m s. aIs tdh il II; a a1a
AuraniaJan. %, . D. III. Aurana.. Feb. %, l. Z
From pier 49, North River, foot q CaThso sSa u
seerage tickets 70 and from al part sn q Ep a s ,
nanyis Office No. 4 Bowling Green New. YORK.
P' VERNON H. BROWN & Co, General Agcn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

TVS. ENGINEER OFFICE Room II. Z, Arg
u. building. ~ whtehall-ss, New YORK city; .h W,
1923 Sealed proposals. 9r dretg b dc mntl twe.
u@ o'clock. noon, THURSDAY February 2 ISL sri
ali syalabe information VIII b. furnished on apycauoa,S
this cfice ID. C. HOUSTON, Colonel CORPS OF Enslne~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

TVS. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room II: Z, Arm,
Ruid,nr 20 Whtchall-st.. Newl York City, JansssII
'.o5 sealed proposals for DR. dying IN Salea.e..dd
Sconncsticnt win be- received at this Office NY
hN,, 10, o'cock noon on THURSDAY. February q 49,
tM'N ,hon nublIely opened. Specifications blank tens
anp M availabic Information win be furnished on apre
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Proposals.
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OE PHILADELPHIA UAR.

IMPROVEMENT OF PHILADELPHIA HAk'
4 non L. ) Engineer Once. LAS Arch Street, Phis
d,lphla Pa December 30, ls92.-ssaltd lrYpSSsais'
Iripnc0e. will b. received at THIS once unth ~ a. u;
dredging and removal Of whahng IN Phadepnla iiscs
and he drpostng and spreading OF material on iF's'
Island Specific atoms. blank forn and all ava a's ~
formation " III BE- furnished application 10 THIS vMs
c. " RAYMOND. Major Corps " Engineers. L.
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IYS. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II, I, ARM
L building 80 whtehall.s,; New YORK vity ys,'
Port Jefferson nl ~ Y will be rscsyed at TINS
nsoa md then publicly opened. speeltaiions a.
fo.w d ali available informal on VI, nc urrsd Coz
af CncneelA
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON, s. C., the South and southwess
JAEKSONVILLE ard all Florida pons.
From pier 20, f. X. foot OF Rooseyeit-sty p n
WITNESSED Charleston and Jacksonytle, FIJI Jan. 81
ALGONQUIN, Charleston and Jachsonyllle, Mon. Je
SEMINOLE, Charleston and Jacksonville, Wed. ys;; Il
All steamers have lrst-csss passenger accomnosloA
WlI. z. CLYDE Co. General Agents
5 Bowling Green, " T.
7 G. EGER. Genl Agt.. g. S. frt Line. 347 BradwN
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/ -INMAN LINE.

IN MIN LI.NI1. ......o..
n. NEw.YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON,
CRY or CHESrER..... SATURDAY., Mar ~
CIrY or BERLIN SATURDAY Mar; 10 . D. u
vi From pier 49, ". r., foot Of Christopherst
First cabin passage Southampton, London o, hasA
500 and upwards according to steamer. second ea'a
CIV " INTERNATIONAL NAViGAT1ON CO.,
General Agents. Bowling Green " y
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Ocean Steamers.
A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. S. On
IA sftOKI isOUIE TO LONDON. ~
NEw-Y0RK. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN,
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET n

MEDIIEKRANEAN ENPHTlNS LINE.
MlNIEk SERVICE.
TO Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar, by the msgninc.
twin-screw express steamers Ocean passage less Haa
days. - - go
Next sailing Columbia. Jan. 5, 1898. 0 o M
GRAND EXCLUSION 10 the Mediterranean and 4.
Orient by s. 5. Fuerst Bismarck from Ne" YORK, Feb
Du ration, 10 weeks. Scnd for pamphlet
IA All NJ fi.AMEKlCAN PACKET CO., 81 Bway N ~
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quO'atOns WerN TOIIOW-
5ot,,m prices; 80 2 -prIng wheot 20 @ .2,2ci No
,orn 4li.c; No. 3, 3G'.c No. oats, 3oSa3ici No;
w,i'c T. o. b.. 33La3ihc No. white, 92q32t2ci No:
, rv. 53c; No > barley, Csc No. 3. I. o. b.. 4Oa0sc;
So. l. T. .. b.. 35atji; No. haXseed p o. b5,m n
ij - ard pr y $40 70 short ribs sides lioose
- l-.9+o Is dry saltd shoulder lboNeal' o. 20
f..l.r,' i1ish@i goods, per gal 81 30 Sugars, cut