davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

A culinary academy has been established
ly the head cooks of arts. They meet once
n month"; d iscuss new methods Of preparing
food, and condemn some old plans as bar
barOuS
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

Malaria cured and erudicatrd from the sys-
TEN by Browns Iron l5itters. which enr chrs
the blood, tones the nerves, aids digest on;
Acts like charm on persons in general Ill
health, giving new energy aud strength.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

For Dyspepsia. Indigestion and Stomach dis
orders, Use Browns Iron I3itters-the Best
Tonic. 1t rebuilds the b God and strengthens
the muscles. A splendid medicine for weak
and debiltated perso S.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

A Pavement of eranulated cork and pitch
has proved success In London. 1t affords a
good foothold for horses and the noise of
traffic is much less than on other paveHents
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

A thrifty farmer in Brunswick, Me pal
his tailor for suit of clothes with 3 600
,coppers. They weighed 81 pounds and he
had been saving them for years
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

We will give 500 reward for any case of ca,
tarrh that cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh
Cure. Taken internally
f. j. CHENEY 4, CO. Prons Toledo q
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

Beecham's Pills are better than mineral wa.
ters. BeeCham's-no others. % cents q box
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-07-29

HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by ressof
ing the peristaltc action Of the alimentary canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
THE ROMANCE OF A NEW.YORKERs CURIOSITY

John A. Fitzpathck clerk in the Office Of Henri
r. Beekman, ex-Corporation Counsel, apparently has
the average NEWCOMERS curiosity. on December a
he stood ut Cedar and william sts, listening 10 the mel
lifaous discourse OF vencer OF cough drops boy put
his hand in the change pocket of Fizpatrck overcoa
ard drew out an elevated rOad ticket. lie failed to
get the forty cents which also there. Ftzpat
rick chased the youth two blocks and then lost sight
OF him.
TWO weeks later the law-ccrk was on his way to
the courthouse when his curiosity, which had caused
TO Justice Fitzpatrick stood In front Of the show.
window OF q dealer in athletic goods, in which man
was nunching a bag lie caught sight OF Louis Brown
Sxteen wears old Of No 1901 Thlrd-aye. and made up
his mind that he was the boy who robbed him. This
time Known did not get away. In General Sessions
yesterday he was convicted OF larceny from the person.
the Jury recommending him TO mercy Judge Fitzgerald
reminded him until Tuesday for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Jan. &. p. m.-CotOn-Futures closed
Quiet, American ddllng. low middlng clause, Jan
many delivery > l9-Gida 2Otiid January and Feb
ruaTy delivery. l9-Gid0 2O-64d, February and
March delivery = 20 Gtdd5 81 -GId March ana April
delivery > - Gfd buyers: April and May delivery.
~ I'D sellers: May and June delivery, 2o-oid
sellers June and July delivery. , 2'tiI" > 2eo+d
Iuly ana August delivery 29-bid0j 3O-6id; August
and September delivery. Is, ldq @Ottd
low lnlddlins. Sc: good ordinary. Csc; net and
gross receipts 2,l26 bales; sales, $50 bales: spin
ncrs. - bales; stock. l2j.loo bales. Wrekly-Net
receipts. 1890 bales; gross 1880 bales exports
10 Great Britain 5135 bales, TO France. $50 bales
the Continent. '0j bales cOssiwisc. $3.50 bales
sales $500 bales. spinncrs. i9G bales.
Norfolk Jan. G.-COttOn firm; middling sc
low mlddng. 3loc. good ordinary. l2c; net and
elD.s receipts G2s bales: exports TO "ieot Britain.
III bales coast wise. 800 bales sales. i53 bales
stock I250I bales. weekly Net and gvoss re
bales: to the Continent 1900 bales; coastwise,
..CJ7 bales sales. l33l bales
New orleans, Jan. G.-CotOn Steady mlldng.
o 5Sc: low mddlng. Ollie: good ordinary. = 34c
net receipts. Dali bales; gross j,5Gl ales, exports
70 Great britain. $3.50 bales to the Continent. =
74o bales: coastwiSc. 633 bales sales. 300 bales
stock. a5OiO6 bales. Weckly-Nct receipts. 81 $50
lalos gross, 53.So6 bales: exports ~ Great Britain
1881 bales; 10 France 22,00t bales to tn" COntl-
nent. 1924 bales; CoaStwise 1888 bales sales, 30
100 bales.
savannah. Jan. c.-Cotton firm; mddling. o lee
low midd!ng, lfc; good ordinary. Bic: net and
bales: sales. 775 bales stock 1l7.3l7 bales.
Wccky-Mt and gross receipts. 1926 bales: cx-
ports 10 the Continent. 1000 bales coastwise 1851
balGs tnlpS $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
GRAIN AND PHODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES or NEw.yoEK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NEN-YOHK DEALINGS.
The mnrkrt was exceedingly duh AT the Produce
Exc anCc yesterday The sales Of wheat futures
only G6J goo bushels. while values lrrcg-
uar. In the early dealings prices Indicated de
cline II Ia l.7c. due chiefly 10 Western selling. but
toward the close the Western shorts covered and
The market closed III "a net advance Of 3 80 &c for
the day. Janunry sold AT - 34aTs 3-sc: March
NJ sO"tO 5r-c May at Il 1870 - sac June At
- 30o - l-ro and July at s3a - 7oc There WINS
firm with holders nsking lie above the previous
day figures.
Corn futures even dulcr than wheat. the total
sales Icing only 2jOOO0 bushels. Prices al
vanccd 3-i0 ire. spot corn ruled firm at an al
vance OF 3-ic The sales 100000 bushels OF
wheat $4,000 bushels were taken by exporters
oats neg cct,I. The sales OF futures footed
up $1,000 bushels and of spot lots $4,000 Bushels.
option price, were advanced lie, and spot prices
We're not changed.
me- final quotations follows:
Wheat January. ~ 3--c. March. 20 use: May,
- j &c; jane. . I-rc, July. - sc.
corn January, % IL, Frbrmry. II 3-Sc: March,
D., May, - J-~r. June. - 5--c. July. J3 1-sc.
Oats-JHnuarS. 31c; February. :I-c: May. 80 tic.
lara nary, - o5 March. $40 %. MAJ so 90.
~" receipts O gain and Hour reported Yesterday
at York. lhlHd"llhil. Baltimore and Boston were
ns follows Wheat, .@,5Il bush; corn 7I.i:,S bash ;
OATS. ioi 1913 bush; total grain, IDS 30 bush; -four
"o.3s1 packages. VI Chicago. Milwaukee, ana St
Louis the rivals wer": Wheat. 3i2.711 bush corn.
.. 5I3i ll~h oats. 4ciisl bush (, tai grain / OO2
og2 bush: Gour, f;,73I BIDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
FATIEA TIE HIPPOPOTAEUS TO BE SOLD.

The Park Board held special meeting yesterday. at
which Henry Winthrop Gray the new Commissioner
appeared In the late MI. Galup's place. The Board
ordered the sale OF Fatna, the baby hppOpoamus, at
auction. Plans for the lecture hall for the
American Museum Of Natural History presented
by Morris X. Iesup and !. G.. Cady, the architect
II IS 10 built as a north extension Ia the centre
wing OF the museum. The hall projected VIII have
a seating capacity of 2Oo0. This. with the extension
TO the south front, win cost $4,000. Mr. Jcsnp
favored the plans and hi, Views concuTed in
10y Commissioner Tappen, but the approval post
poned until next weeks regular meeting. The Com
issoners decided yesterday that the railroad in the
Egh -nfth-st transverse road In Central arl. should
be extended through Zig sixth-st, west 10 River
side ave. ana through Elghty-siXth-st. 10 the
East Riyer, making direct line across the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
TO RELIEVE PRESSURE IN BROADWAY
THE EXTENSION OF ELM-ST. oRDERED- MAYOR
GILRoY OPPOSED TO TIE PARKWAY.

THE EXTENSION OF ELM-ST. ORDERED- MAYOR
GILRoY OPPOSED TO THE PARKWAY.
The Board OF Street Opening for 1898 organized
in the Mayors office yesterday. Mayor Gilroy was
elected chairman President George b. Me- cllan. OF
the Board Of Aldermen succeeded J. II. V. Arnold and
Commissioner DAILY, OF the Public Works Department.
took the place OF Mr. Giroy. The other members
are Controller Myers, Commissioner Hclntz, who Was
not present yesterday, and President Dana, Of the
Park Department. Mayor Gllroy said that he de
sired 10 place himself on record opposed. was
In The Tribune yesterday. the big speed
way boulevard proposed by Commissioner Heinu.
lie opposed 1t on the ground OF the enormous cost
which he placed at $4,000 900, although the est
mates made by Mr.. Heintz made It between S,O00Oo0
and 81 100000.
Tho widening and extension OF Elm-st.. as planned
by Engineer Webster OF the Public Works Depart
ment was finally ordered. The maps will be filed
at once with the CorpoIation Counsel 10 enable him
10 begin condemnation prOceed.nss. Pcsld nt Dana
objected TO some OF the details and criticised the
project In failing 10 reach the Brooklyn BRIDGE
MAYOR Gllroy replied to Mr. Dana's objections by say
ing:
This plan is intended to relieve Proadway and
must not be delayed. My purpose is 10 get this im
provemcnt under way at once. We all knox h)-
vexatous are the laws delays in the matter Of
street opening and how much red tape there Is ab ut
IT, often deerrng such work for years. II seems that
legislation OF some Hind Is needed and that summary
powers should be vested In this board to prevent
technical hndranccs.'
The plans adopted yesterday follow a line drawn
from Chambers st. and City Hall Place. where Il broad
plaza will be formed thence diagOnally north throI-h
the Flock 10 Worth and Elm SIS. maintaining width
OF eighty feet up Elm-st.. cutting off The 81
the 1On!ls Prison, but touching the Criminal
Court building: There 10 Canal ST., hlicns of build
ings fronting the west SIDE OF tho street. Above
Canal to Gtand-st., the structures on both sides
Of the street will be cut through. slight detection
will be made from spring mo Marion through the
blocks to Bleeckerst., al the southwest corner u
Mulberry-st.: thence through the block Great
JOncsst. 10 connect with Lafayette Place. The total
cost L. estimated at ~ ,962. lJJ.
MAYOR GirOy pronounced II the cheapest hlraiehtest
and most practical plan devised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Cha,o, Jan q (siccla The provision market la |
another extraordinary aiNancc today Pork advanced G5
cents lOrr Lard about ~ ticrte rib, 20 cents a
hundred. The close at the very top This ad, ancc
over - barrel within week pork was IN spite
Of the heivlcst sort Of selling by iao Cuiahy pope y
Mrant ahd ~ other holders. The Ouinhy sclIlny Of
pork to-day must have reached 1000 barrels Railing
ais c linz for two days not less than 30 900 barrels The
craze ainons outsGers how YER was plainly on. uni
thc suspicion that the Armour long
supposed be the l.ar side had the eleventh hour
be- bulllsh. or course the nows from The ward,
In regard the hogs the lotion OF the whole
market. There were only LOCO received and prices
~ p cents hundred, the biggest advance for
any single day far. 1t was claimed with hogs
at todays prices pork could not b. made under go
"A barrel. The estimate for SATURDAY m,
whole professional clement keeps hunIinq for top" and
zach day driven lis shorts MAY pork soli In
sls 30 aud closed there May lard G., and closed
there; May ribs To 30 II aud closed there. rud Inv
muscle under wheat to-day; and after psggng the
market for long time for ISL for May the
offensive ani advanced the price 70 cents The close
at 20 &c on the curb the price sod at 20 again
Bgt for The determined Cudahy support prices would
have sold low. The outside news was rather bcarsh
Minneapolis and Duluth had 400 cars here there were
1927 the estimate for Saturday WAS 200. Cables were
lower the news from Washington reflected the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

GS5j bhls; shipments 27.1iO bbl5 sales $50 bbls
Wfc,s du ana stc dy; No. red spot and January:
H%G1 F.nnOX 7395se My SISsi Lax 'I'a ssl
81 bush sllc, 81 900 bu'h: Milling whe,t by sample
tq feDr,rv s % s ,pG'M a2@i is S"i5y
5cla J0ac steamer mixed, 5Soc bid rcceiptS ~ - !.
bush stock. POI l6o bush sales 1900 BUSH WI
corn By GmpG 5C@5lc Ss9" Do DO 0 mixed Pa eo
asked rec,ps, 900 bush stock, 1i0lSS bnsh 20 ~
quiet No. . 5000; receipts $50 bush stock itD9
hush Hay steady good TO choice timothy ri9 ga Md
sry fancy s2c do fa cpoIse 25s9s Dc m caSss
s .tssdy RIO iSS corq aSs 1s 7e s%gs'
Arm. WblsIey unchanged.
Boston. Jan. 0-t1our quiet bu steady; 1nsha"eed
Rccepts-Tour 800 bbs and $500 sacks; corn, 19oOo
bush ; oats 1900 bush shorts. 26 tons
Buffalo Jan G-sprlng wheat limit, firm; demand
very light Sales LOO bush No ! Northern 1's e.
northern 75a75' closing No Sa, haG D5 0d S'S do
washhgrn d. ssc DO Hip WSESr9 MAJ %ntep
easier; lair demand. Sales. ear, NO. . red 7Ctc
; cars 40. white. 75Yc; No. extra red !o2c asiei
Corn opened weak and lower on liberal oneTlnSs Sas
70 ? iii,c: 10 cars No 43.dfidsfi.c. Closing firm
NO 2 yellow 44'c 30. do. 4ii2c; NO 40. i4tc
lint G s sa.s SarS No White 81 d. s7se;
cars 40 36bc; cars No 2 mixed, S5d33..e
Gsrcy-westcrn steady Canqdl and Michigan easy no
No 50ajGr: NichIren G3d7Oc state Gsd75c Canada
No l. s3c 40. . 7jc; No. extra, 73c. Rye ir'ner :
.prnc - 55aai o. do winter elasi IS. Rye four nC
80 5GIe3 60 Reccipts-Whcat. 500 bush corn 10000
lush cats q 600 bush ryc ZOO bush. shpmentsS-
wheat IS ooO bush 900 bush; rye. 1900 bush
sr.,. frt,r God
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
JOIN n. STEVENS DROPS DEAD

John II. Stevens who for twelve years has been
head bOOklicepr for the Phoenix Assurance Company
Of London, In their Office al No. 90 Walls. dropped
dead AT O'Clock yesterday morning on the platform
Of the aIOad station at summit. y. J. Mr.. Stevens
walled 10 the station usual yesterday morning
from Gis hOme which is mile away. lie cX-
haustcd by his long walk through the snow. lie
purchased newspaper at the stand in the station
and at once dropped dead. For several years Mr..
stevens lad suffered with J4art disease. He had
been connected with the Phoenix Assurance Company
ever since ii opened its New York Office. lie was
dxiy'fOnr years oM. lie left family Of several
children who live AT Summit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
ART TEACHERS ~ CONVEyTTOV

The first annual meeting Of the New-York State Art
Teachers Association began yesterday afternoon In the
New York College for the Training Of Teachers NO o
University Place. The association was founded last
summer at Saratoga, where IA number OF instructors
In drawing met In connection with the State Teachers
Association. The mld'vintcr meeting. which began
yesterday, called FOR the purpose of adopting
constitution and clcctng officers. The president
&. Colby, principal Of the Athenaeum and Mechanics
Institute OF Rochester, made his opening address at
p. M, after which Professor a. ID. r. Hamln, Of Co
lumbia College, delivered lecture upon Drawing In
Art Education The business OF The organization
will be transacted today. Papers Will be read by
PROMINENT art teachers and there VIII be discussions
upon educational questions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
r. he MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
,r-IIDING MATERIAI-Thc ina gAet ha. rnlel quiet

q unchanged prce, ,. ,..-nr
~ ,OCOA-St, i'd, with only light business pas 'n'; 90
COFFEE-Fur Bail growth the m1!hcs va, W.
closing le bal, Of lo'ec To- 80 IN fa oo gg
priscd bags No. :. e. airV, az lbnc IVeO U'eH
Sautos no 10 alr,c. 1UJc; LOCO bags 40 o. 10 ar 80
al 15ac. The mild cfaGe. were quiet but s,an' ra'
1000 ,gs lanai, a. Ma3cailo. 800 bass 'r"t,
American and 400 bae, SaA an.lll on PrN't, tiS Inc
outou Trading alriNA active the sdc+ dH' tA'I'
reaching ~ 80 lag, Will tie market was weak ~ '"e
in sympathy with lower adVct~ f"m LoAlon ana re
lonfln,n, the closing prices indicadIg 1888 on me
various IaneinF from 2o03o point, i2c o'I,iH
RIO di.pat.h Guoed: fir.i ord nary ~ klo'l - SUI
GOOD ,rrond 10 kIlo,l 1.FIl5: cNrhIng. WfiNdJr
10 SO receips IN no. 5000 laqa lio elealanccs TO
the United states coo hays Rio clc2rancr' I" u.1P
1000 bags Rio stock ooo bag l;io marEe' Urn
In $1,000. Santos stock 3ioo,u -
santos market. quiet good average N,nt@, ~
Receipts Rio July l, 1892, to January ., lS'5 l.;o
OGO hagS: same time 1S.r2, 22GJoOO bag, same tl"c
1891 1413o0O bags receipt, at santos July J. ,S.5'
to January J. 1883 700 90 bags. ~linr time IT,
OS4 600 bags same time 1891. 2.02G0OQ BAGS. Ware
niles since 1872. NcN-lofk IS
ia bags Baltimore Cos bag Orleans. lGi3 bags;
10 q, I.a0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

oNtra 2ia25c; nr,ts Ella BE seconds, log2oc , Sct.e
i9s-0c: Wc>e,n Initiation cranerj ilists 2:G.o -
onGs. 80 1;r. " - - dairy. h-'~ 3 II
e. - ~ ' V V,i - - ,.n ar,ts loa2lc; fresh
.conas iGdI7c; third. i5dl52c Elm
vniie fancy, II4dlIl4ci coor'd. II AL -, ~ :
s,a factory un cream choice HILL, good TO pllme
o+dic'.c comron to iar ei9c Pt rs: ISTgc
s7c choice s"dS9 prime 7'ansc iar TO eooi %" ,.1
i[5Ia,c. EGGs-om,t ami unchanged St1t e.,d ana
Pennsylvania ne-h gathered. choice sc ar
% t@ - rsi 0'' W i' 1a1i ,@"eca rn eholre
.5d2sc: Western. early packed ee.h2o,e ,,dc uer
~, jc4 = lined 60 fancy. Icf DIX; 2S g. Gdg
CANADIAN. pr doz. @ied2'c Nes''ih' II'"'' l'
apIcrS-Are Gull with only Fight business doing az
'si i' and easier ..o,I MSscG
$se saS 3rp hSai 4 but saay
70" dIrcI isia5c anua,ed 4C0S47sc nne srahui0Ta
.e1G extn One gr:pss,ss SO ' SpaS A. 4e5.c
a aan6 A4AX lsG 5odis Co
mSa A. r. & wI isi@.9c EmpS A. 4atjc
81. g. iisa4dc 20. :. 4-q i3lc No. 10 s.l i9c
~. = % sSG4,3 No yo TO- H. S S.GsSc
STEARINE-Qul,t and nominal. Lara quoeu Ut - -''
.Ld and oy active prime city quoted
at 5L,r sale, 100 hha, AZ Ole. ,,o, but steady
ToBNCCoThc market has been sIpan rs crop 1891
he. 30 do New England Havana. crop lo'.' Tr,ns
aud 100 d. Ohio crop 1901 on privaoc scGsl 12l and
Too o, do i,nmatra. G5rd42 in bond. -, ,vth ouo,o
wOOTAHas been IN mod ,rat, Gsin'' Xxx and above
necces 27d-sc No washed fesces s.g "Ti.hean 10
washed Gc cc, 3ld92c combing aud delane W Sci n
s2a55,; unva.hed medium neeges 81 iVNI mri
Ijaclc: california l6d23ci "rri'orS' ''"--0' F'
cv,ra AMI sirr, 21G4Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
CHARGE AGAINST A GERRY SOCIETY AGENT.

George II. Young agent Of tlr Gerry Society,
surrendered himself In General Sessions Yesterday to
charge Of highway robbery. Herman Lottman
a compostor Of No. 52S Flusmnga ave. Brooklyn,
makes complaint that the night OF December n
Young md Morris and Samuel Rosenberg, sign paint
ers OF No. 60 Gouverneur-st, robbed him Of S96.
He swOre that the Rosenberg knocked lin down
and Young took the money from his pocket.
Judge MARITIME fixed bail 1000 In Youngs
case. II was given by Elias Sundel, OF No 80 Lud-
ow-st. The ROscnbergs were admitted 10 bail In $500
each I'm a police court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
MRS FOSTER WAS CRUEL ONLY TO BE KIND.

In Part OF General Sessions yesterday morning
the clerk. Mr. Hall, called the name Of samuel
Michaes. so, that he might be arragned TO plead to
two indictments for grand larceny. Two court Of
fcers carried a pale man, with form twisted from
pain, 10 the bar. Recorder Smyth looked mp
What's the matter with that man % he asked.
"Rheumatsm," was the answer.
"Who savage enough TO bring him from the
Tombs In such weather? asked the Recorder sharply
1T shows the that city officials have.
send lAm back 10 the Tombs.'
Mchaelis Is forty years old and lived with his wife
and family at No. A. East Twenty -clghhst. He Is
accused OF getting pair Of diamond earrings worth
$40 from Frank Kaufman for worthless check and
OF cheating Andrew J. Toomey, OF No. D5 Broad-st,
Of $50 In the same way Soon after being locked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
TAX BOOKS TO BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

The deputy tax commissioners, who have com
pleed the work OF assessing real and personal property
for 1898 Will make oath TO the correctness Of their
valuations this morning. The textbooks will be open
for public inspection ut the Tax Department undl
Aprl 60 during which time the Commissioners will
listen 10 protests from taxpayers The total real
and personal valuation for 1893 has been placed at
about 81 1864 20J an Increase u S54 100000 over
Ia n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

xov-yort Fiiov Jan. G-BEENES-Reccpts. -
a5 head Is cor, consigned direct TO saught,rers,
i sn car; tT 'H s ad as -p o'S aSd .@
were pr,nnty "a "a o 0non ana no rrine or choice
soil at - 1'Gf' - per - -, h,Is M AZ GOds3 So
b,cNcs o'cr d: oxen NJ r'o - n ~ 1rn al OQ9c
cows at - p67" ~ ~ r,xn. do and iG 5l2c for
for ia I'VE So 1iG2S+' n1e.ot. sight d,cli.c in the
London and Live p9' ecr' At losGli,c c.;i.
rat II "a tht' pSSlgI ,t to 'iiss5% by cod
smith 9ay " on W !Af rI N%'S and schu1 Sind sub
beGcr ana the az nan" 400 quarter IN The Bothna
di,ldcd between r-'nant CONF ~, u Sltmrnt RON
nallnt c'td fol 9" w"e. VIZ p", ,;c an 30 .h'.r
ri- rori, - i,u' h''r, .o0 ,,,r. p. q, +, LoIGOl.
= watch - "eN anu 80" i,o.no,l 3oG IrcNts
f,s' p owes ard $500 quarter. - i''' rs oio.,
to G,.rIr cnl bee o., ana 9W.,.r1 .,oars l.3; -
snl'--N" ion ,'i1nrtn ~ - 10 1850 70 at - -
i Pom yl,eala a. Ii@3 = q, = 3 80 100 :, at - -
AZ 4 90 20. 100" - ~ ti2i - m 3 >. DO.
a., 20 ~ a. - 30 90 ~ 90. n, e. do sli y az =,
. d" re 81 49, ~
ll9' - - 'Y' 9 CO. 10 weston >trr.. l22s = ~
- "o =. 20 ., 49, ii,o = A. = 20 I DO l'ij
r a. - - Z do. ~ u %, i2,, AZ 81. j. ro,s
60 1850 ~ ~ - ~ To, -, &. %. ~ do ooG ~
ii'g = 'i IS ". - w. h1u, ITO o. ~ =. - ,
d.. go -. . 100 ] =, ,p, w , ia3i > n, 500;
~ "ri.t'h nv d. ~" ~ i.f.t = u. tc0 20 %
% 90 ~ "a, a. ,u Nm, - 100 50 40 - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
1R0p0SALS FOR CARTHAGE OE IMpORT.

l ED MERCHANDISE AT THE PORT OF NEW.
Washington D. C.. December ). lsJ2In accordance wh
the requirements Of Section - Of ne Act OF June p
1874 notice /. her ~ given that sealed popesas win b,
IL o'clock OF Tuesday the ION day OF January is9s
York for the term of FIRST day Of
February. 1898 Bidder mist STATE undcr oath the nun;
must he accompanied BY certaed check for Al 600 psys
hlc "a thn order o the secretary n the Treasury as
security that such I'D be accepted proper contract
into py tao whom such contract fhall be- awarded
Of lid and that bond VIII b. executed in the sim q
40 600 with more suretcs fOr the faithful per
icrna,cs u contact The contract wiz b. % fame:
INV Zinc FOR VIVA he nay deem good caue iIe Dela..
m,n ssr N % f res s, % o. 70 od b Se
r,ary OF the Treasury. Washington D. c." selcd ard n;
dnra.d As follows PRO osals FOR Carriage % NewYork
ana wi gS tho po. Of NcwYork nndng frrsss
for cartlng dntabe goods to n Appsser's or Public
,;snsrai oder and waohoie includae ali
HoSsken Second-rhc price per package FOR carting all
sample packages from all one md place owe T. up
bidder VIII be retained until contract has been
entered into and bond given above and 70 bid viii b
rartmcn reserves the right 70 re.et airy or ak BIDS ans
the viii be 30 framed as to prnit me secrees:y
o oe anSa se %oN vi" cHARIEs FOSTER sceiary
~ &. ENGINEER OFFICE, Newport. r. H.
~. November 81 POpossy II trIca ND
nntil IL NJ noon On the 9TH dav Of Janua y, 1873 ard
then opened The atenson DGr'r s and reS
ruory % 1887 Vol % page 1872 and Vol p. pice IA
Statutes at Large ond The Act Of august s9s' sections
the right TO reject any all proposals and TO waive any
nformaties Fall information furnished on app sau sI
W II. BlXBY. Captain, Corps oil Engineers. unisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ut 49s Cd. Cheese in fair demand Talow-The d.
mand Is Improving: prime city firm at o7s Cd. Tur
prntine and ro,in In poor demand. LaId-spot IN
oor demand futures-theie is nothing offering Wbest
in poor demand; No. = red winter. dun at Us I'D.
No. red, spring, dull at IS. Flour in fair demaod
st. Louis fancy winter, hrm IT Corn-spot ana
futures In fair demand mixed Western January Old
steady at As Id January. new, steady at As ID
February new. steady at Is I'd. Hops at London
Pacific Coast In fair demand