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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 3 tspeclaD.-wheat today was strong.
ad,ancng gc. and closing al the top May opened at
G07,c COLO and CLIO. and closed at 61hc
sellers The D-cemLer-May spread narrowed TO 4ssc
The very strong cables the chief incentive There
continued bad news from Argentine New-York and
foreigners led In the buying NewYork at the close
reported hy loads for export The market would have
advanced further. but FOR enormous short selling by
Partridge. He has been increasing his short line for
a week. To-day he added about 20O0OO0 bushels to It.
There increase on passage Of 100000 But the
English visible decreased i26 0OO The increase in the
visible. l2ljDUo about expected. Northwestern
wheat receipts continued large. $50 against Iid
last
Corn dull. but firm. The nearby deliveries closed
about where they did saturday the Nav showed gain
OF &c May opened 49,. sold between 49sc and
iv-sc and closed iyi2c Charters 100000 bushels
Low grades decidedly firm. Receipts. 40 cars,
were less than expected the estimates for tomorrow.
80 A smaller country movement IL probable.
advanced .c. but without especial feature.
They sympathized with and wheat. May sold be-
32i-c and 32kc. and closed 32xc
Provisions frm withou being active. Pork
l5c lard and ribs 2zq5c Packers led In the
selling. Prices inclined sympathiZe with the
strength In grain. There 1908 hogs: the estimate
for y 10000.
on the curb puts May wheat closed at 60ssc calls,
8issc Puts May closed at 49I.c; calls. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

New-York December 3. 1874.
March selling on th- FIRST call from 5cs down to 56,.
there was rally which recovered the loss snd essp-
ing agures March selling at 20 but before
ing to 566 afterward Improving about points ana ten
losing it, forenoon sales about 100000 bales.
The early weakness was disappointing Liverpool nut
ues there opening steady and unchansed aii ~Id 'e
points looked The loss abroad par
italy poin with intermediate advances ana aeeiihrs
buying here FOR outside account. presumably Tor invest
ment maI.e made the rallies of the forenoon Dur
ing the afternoon the market ruled hisi'i 'l"s'k ~.
a sail points advance Total sales for the day were
10000 bales. The southern markets are rcnersy
steady nrm but unchanged. The temper AZ N"W-oi
be buis and the declines were persist
emily resisted from that point II was stated hat the
weakness in Liverpool was largely due 10 the h"any
a the moment vel prospective. and
that the subsequen, strength on manipulation 10y 's
Liverpool against cotton 1t was remarked on 'hanss
that our market shone good deal 9i en"T,y u, N i
ward movement being perhaps ihe chei oeaIsh & @
II is anticipated that the receipts at ne ports VIII Hi
heavy during the rest OF this month ana th"t .ne,e VA
also be a large movement In the Interior ftlNar az
vices from Houston indicate that 5000 bales are sA.
pecied TO reach that point ;hs week agsin'i sp Daes
FOR the corresponding week last year Ne" dreams WI
PROBABLY receive uhw 100 bales n,s " go, .S ~,
$1,000 bales u Is estimated that hpout
week will into sight for the next iohf Nrehr
the in those localities VIII he about ." pr
more than last year on SATURDAY lou, m''I"'
sonr claim that the acreage planted IN cotton nuns We
will not show much % fallihg on, AZ a.
vices from some points seem 20 nova r,mS II /.
generally conceded that they cannot buy exensN'y oi
restricted OF fertilizers or WIN piho,io'ih nom a.
ALL rather than turn their cotton helds INTO ONE" ''"t
or le' "a. now OWN a, rom s to 800 bales
against $50 bales sst week. BIB IA bales last yea
bales possibly 2occ bales against 2; 80 bales las. week
1880 bales last year Receipts 3, houston i"s ~
phis bales against s<39 bales last week BIO bales
last year , A., 80, ,o.,,s ,d. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

The quiet Brazil coffee with values
mr. the basis Of 1J-4c Rio No
In making purchases.
The other hand there no opn pressure TO sell SO mat
Ter. are at II stand-on. The demand for mild coffee IL
only fair with most OF the ~ rs'"f small l"ir hut tr
tone of market II stead: .
~ al II AND MEAf-Trade In -four continues very dis
onuniutng The buyers seem to be utterly ndHrfrht 10
~ rise in wheat AMI where the last advance there
ss large trade Western and city The current trans
ac,ions amount only d few thOussnd barrels day.
amaiier even before the rise started In November
r,i Gales to-day only alb, $500 pkgs follows
90. Ills winter patents 81 bbs Kansas. private
terms bbls city mills %ast 49, go eIr ao prl
,ra - 81 3O bbls city mill fines 81 loa$: 10 Loo
shls spring patents 81 Ga$3 So 1000 sacks clears for
export choice 81 Gip .J.. Mar MAJ
tsl a" Zoo bbls at s. soa$s. CoRNMEAI-M
a',et: sales 1000 bags Quoted Brandywne 81 o5:
Sycamore 81 %: Western and southern 8. Sg!,
rc,ow. 81 2Oa$i -. coarse. 81 l1asi 49, FEED
Market steady; SALES car S,ib L. and nd j. e: MD
aIs' , "a i; iooiS sss5c rye feed sogss snap
,s,a,sc. bomny chop 03c; cotOnseed meal 9'cnsi %
iii meal 81 -: .ety feed. sOms'c sales 40" IONS al
SIS so ,c Nh, ,., ,o,p., ,.s ,c,lv. and a
,,,,is higher This morning: then became dun rsiyIng
Subsequently report that the Goyeinmsn, sa,snen.
nervous and unsettled all the mornng win nne,naDns
,uick although within narrow limits me nist asp
continent the bulls was the increase on acs a.,
WI, Wa estimates on American visible had pointed 70
,as Than 600 BUSH but contrary to expectasns NE
gain was 2iSOOo bush making an aetna, increase s,i
S.cr es:s Of supplies FOR
week Ts ' ~ss 81 % the
~ nns az the prominent traders stated me new ~ VIZ
sas market doe: not asv.s from The Pscnc
liberal ~ that rains had fallen there and The CLIQUE Va,
selling literally Of wheat The p. Pnss msse,s and
ne very he principal bull feature Of this situation The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

e e.. S;;:1s r &, 81, E < ''fs
S s sc s. d g. 1889 70 ds I'll Dc a.
y.sns steers , 1921 r at 8 b. Ae Ok
% 5 4 j T. & EIsS 5 4 !: u. 3
at Ct e 81 n a. g s. 81 E 90 a' 81 =
: Is. sherman: IS Illinois steers i2i' h. at T" "2's'
- ~ ' 5 Ids. III 3 Illinois steers 1902 ~ S. 20 DO
is H. at at s. 70 20 Is d. 81 Is, ~ do iIo ~
M oxen 9S @ at :ss K.nlS S GS ss sl 3D. 1924 %
81 75 10 do 1904 ~ at 5! sV !" do 40 TO- a cow Tor
Mich COWS Receipts. head no trading i Feeling ss
firm and dealers give the nominal range al sogooc "'
"ALvEs-Receipts 74i head. OF which 200 for the
there were about 80 head sale veas were nrm and
od raS io prms s 1sa. sod at Sass per
srs W:.'.la ts f at ?4 eS.s s &: G.'
holding Tor So 10 Dressed calves steady for fresh STOCK
sasJ Xcn 20 ws,n ca .s "a 4, b sy ss
al & a. % vtsis i.o H. at s. s. DO So.
do 100 10 at 81 uor.. q. wes..,r calves .sr H. al,
So 49,. i grassers 40 r. Al $50 DO so6 No. al
s. & }. e. d. 20 r. 81 4? SS ss ssvi. L. H.
10 ys 4, s. i. DO a. l's 8. q b. s. s. 10, n
at s. d. i;s n Z. s. . 3 d. =. ~ s, a. s. 20 e
81 H. at 81 q, calves $50 ID So 'o do "a b.
y. Sanders
SO. 4, 10 H. AZ ST.: gfass-rs 2t2 10. at S2S',?
calves 800 10 Al s. siz: grassers. IL 10 AZ - "a ~
y Judd 4 90: - vrals IA 10 at 81 l2As; ~ DO l..
10. a So 80; ! grasser, 2tU II. NJ " 20 49,
q DII.nb,ck 10 grass-rs I'D n. ~ V3 veais. lob
IL M e. M. . do l35 ID al s.; do 80 10. at 81
Newton q 90 :: : grass.rs 1856 No. So %
Al Collins: II v.als 1874 NJ. at 81 So
ID McPherson & 90: vea.- 1870 iG4 NJ. at siusc go
q e,sSs.ra stt IL NJ 81 -
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Re3epts for two days ~ cars on
~ o head IL cars FOR tshers ~ for the
-, nv -, Iiyh, sunnlirs The market showed
signs Of lie and good sheep and nearly all grades "
lambs we're fa-d from lJa2jc higher; common and me-
dunn sheep were not quOtably stronger. About ears
We're held Owe the pens we'll cleared with this
exception. 1920 .. Poor 10 choice sheep SOLD a
81 SOC So % per ~ choice lambs at S3g
an. car Of Canadian do BIZ: culs 81 10
Dressed mutton slow al 3 a5i.c per No. dressed lambs
1ui-t AZ t.m6i.c
ssias-n NcIrerson q Ga 100 Indiana lambs 81 10
average at 81 per 10 DO. ~ ~ 81: us do
10 at 81 10 ia P-nnsylyania do u H. So % I'D
stat, d. 80 ~ at 50 37is: Indiana sheep and lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Dc. 3.thsrl-s Blaine a. 60. and Wnde'sr q
c. conducted sales VI wool to-day There offered
lO5D bales Of fair quality. The competition for good
distinctly for inferior bury parcels.
with large srnkage irregular Yorkshire buyers
s-d well In menos and crossbreds but there shade
less anxiety manifested by Continental purchasers. The
s~res of sales will close December q. Follow
ing the days sales in detail with the prices obtained;
New South Wales. 1900 bales secured sl2dds 2isd do
locks and pieces. 5.90d greasy 4sdhsd do locks and
pieces +Aa6ti Queensland $500 bales, secured. sdG
do locks and pieces. 3'saI,,d Victoria; 2 100 bales:
secured sdns do locks and pieces i.G1i3d greasy.
is99d do locks pieces 3n6s.d. South Australia 700
bales: 4xasd: do locks and pieces. 4a6d Tas
mania. y bales greasy. sid. New-Zealsnd. 800 bales:
secured. G.sdgls iizd. do locks and pieces 6zqlCd:
greasy +4aSd do locks and pieces. i9d Cape Of Good
Hope Natal 1880 bales secured. 5'.ds Adj greasy.
3rN1s i de- locks and pieces Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
B0LTE ORDERED TO PAY THE ICENAN
THE COURTS DECIDE AGAINST THE TAMMANY
CIVIL JUSTICE IN HIS EFFORTS TO EvADE
THE SETTLEMENT or a BILL
FOR $73 90.


Judge Pryor in the Court OF Common Pleas yes
terday handed down a decision against Herman
Bote the Tammany civil justice. who has been re-
fusng for four years to pay an Ice bill OF S3 TO
Israel c. Blake Judgment against Bolte was taken
by default in civil court in 1890 but he did not
the judgment. and last spring he was examined in
supplementary proceedings on an order just after
ne had received 500 OF his salary civil justice.
Al the examination before Justice Newberger in the
City Court he admitted that he had received the
w. but he declared that he needed the money for
ms household expenses. Asked II he kept house, he
replied that he did not but he said he had TO pay
N~ month for the support OF his sons family
ana Ike sum for the support OF two nieces at
scaool In Germany. Justice Newberger decided that
bolie must pay the ice bill.
on an appeal 10 the Genera Term Of the City
court, Bolte was again beaten. the judgment being
ast ne would have ITO pay TO the Sheriff the
ssaSvunt OF the judgment against him, and In de-
~yt hereof that precept OF commitment issue.
40 f%% appeal was then taken 10 the General Term
me Court OF Common Pleas. and the contention
om..1a de that Bolte's salary as that OF a public
csressa could not be attached. Judge Pryor's de-
yss..u, Is. 80 much as authorized commitment re-
~. 81 80 much Of the order directs payment 10
W onerin affirmed. No costs 10 either party.
co ms tne office OF Philip Carpenter Mr.. B.akes
wc",s IT was said yesterday that Bolte probably
''''o pay the ice bin now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

,,..,,.., p.r Z 3ts u. M Beef -ENtfi lndt i,"Ss
nrni At az 81 prime mess nrn ct 3ds id '"r" , nc
49, W..tsru nnr dun 4 Gls 20, do mr'i'n .n'' 90
u.m. shorf ,r, about - 10 ~ 10 dull AT - p''
bacon cumberland cut about - 10 20 10 dn d. % 49,
sl,,r, RIB aI.~t - ~ duh at BIS; long rear nn,H
sl.ott a. ~, dali as. long and snort 'l'ii :,
about - N. steady ~ 81 90 shon'aris r ,r1 ,
~ s,.,dX rs American finest wttr ana COZ
nred steady Al SIS Tallow-rrim- city nominal tn'i"h
s..t oi Ilv.rp,sh refined. Al iNs I'll Spfls "I
furusnfin. steady a 2ps 81 Kosln COMMON MN ~
2. .i.d Prime Western spot dull az 3iH WA"
81 r.t winter nrm az ID No red spring. ~ si''N
llour - Louis fancy winter strong at ~ corn MlNri
nrul a. December firm At - "a! J"nu'
mr., nrm ri $40. February hrm ~ T. 1,.i i'p- Al
I.nl,u Pacific steady 4. losut- los trerlYs
~ wheat ror the last week Atlantic ports VI. 800
rs. rom other source qrs Receipts u American
corn Tor the week. 100 qrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

81 cenirfugals. which Is quoted Muscoya-
dos test. still nominally quoted &c. and 80 test
moasses at 3Gc There is change In the gen
regarding the working OF the rehneres
The American Sugar Refining Company Ii running only
one r-nneries In order special brands
and tho situation Is practically last week H. H.
Howell s. Co. report that the Molenhauer and Naonsi
r-nneri-s In operation oehaf their capacty anu
that they Will close this week. There IL a larry
active sales in refined with few grades
such powdered. NXNN powdered, mould A, diamond
and No I. sold The standard Refinery In Boston
running again. About o'clock In the after
new range ~ prices posted by the American
Sugar Refining Company. which reduced prices about sc
Granulatcd quoted n i.c. The London market SHOWS
continued weakness being very duh. with Java at
lis ~ and fair lining ~ 3i. while beet rules quiet with
prices barely maintained: December quoted at ~ loiEd
..I IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

4. kingdom Continent. To,a. Chance.
Wheat bush $50 s5UD"D - -aDoD me s:s''o
And with the visible compared Win last week also
Wheat on 3. ps e., az, s. s is $500 Inc .too
COM. bush 35:"o tscs'"o s..is.co Inc i'7d"o
METALS ad,.es tsSm w vS.. "a ,iS soo
'na easi~r 10 sci 6h here abroad The las. month
nsns Of 900 matte whch is said 20 he relic ~
ne %,g I'D tI Ism to hsorr iX Mar.
qs. .@a r' s. go s % lon! Ss' "pon Ianaa
May one day. no,c a 20 ian1on was was, 'arf Ir
.nc IN NS,smr%I q l a. '2% ns saa. aS@
anoa, exclusive Of pacinc pols 80 tons T,a sl1, s
suppl y ts tons against y -; . ,. as. n ana 6 -
steady Spot 3i:ass The '"ird :ec4 rim ', Ts[S.,
sncIsascd e gys; ton. o, the m.t. f..
4 mi. t quoted r oh ss oG G' c NJ %."
,c ier c,ce 2oaasc openkelie fslr good. ?5q?se
p sa 70 Sssa' ordinary to Common oaloc far
good Hall primr TO 'no," sai ,,i ,,,,entne
ihrongRou,. win a moderate densnc and fairly lisn'
iurpenlne quoted At 27s.a2se. and common to good
OILS TS mark, Tor co,,on-~ea oil il quiet
'ssre no spees pressure to sell and n-eei
oil. steady. but quiet We quot '9',on'er' on pn "
S Ssss '" os rude ssqstc summer yellow prime
..,S summer mn yellow IN grade 2sc white
l. ii,,sa.I oil American raw Sc; American boiled.
%. ,s.ic,,,,s NV 20
orr.x ,yrcfITs- Tn. market for berth fr-lghts Is
TO- an, a,,nsr Tor the United Kingdom. Liverpool
h'tls' s'" ~, a,,,s ,nlnf ana IN. strongest
being IN" mos ".r PIN rnou, Far The continent
offerings ana sh",, suppl, , , ~, i nrm Enxarrm-mfs
W., mara Wa f"'' -, ,r.,r 27-d s,r. and from
iol,1m 10 80 i.NsipDo , q. fr"m New Yok w hhd.
l'al'lforr - oaus graz" W, on n spJ ~ roft.r-
bacon z'- NV ,,s o,T W ,,urn a. Lads grain 81
ns'n, %ao 90, pas lard ~. ca 100 tcr beef
aTs ros nc asked GLASGOW ncnnsy SD bristol
%d nm Rn,,"ldsn g. iiambirg 81 pfgs grain To
for orders 81 81 Jhhuari cotton =" 10, "''
petroleum 10 ntru Kingdom ~ y" ,"o. 80, nnss
CHARTERS The inquiry 10, steam "iiu sa'' % a.,
comparatively small as usual drhg ,ns ,usns , n ,,
VI Wv" ,rannh , i,,si,ss. ,.h,,I.rs follow.
British steamer. lOp grain Philadelphia Ia 'oih Tor
ORDERS 81 ID January. British 1913 tons general
New-fork to Liverpool berihed' british steamer
LOG, tons oil cake. New Orleans to the nitrd
Kingdom, private terms Austrian Steamer .Wf
tons. cotton savannah Ia Liverpool or beemr.
private terms; BRUSH snip "1 h"'nr $3.50
caSr- PETROLEUM YORK TO rns- POINT Toe
Italian bark ~" tons. tmh"r. Pensacola 10 Genoa
British bark $40 lumber. Bridg-watrr :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Dee 3.-Flour dull: Western super 81 soa
wheat patent 81 sodS 10. spring do. 1 +5as3 I'D 10
straight 81 25a<3 ~ sales 30 bbls Wheat strong No =
red spot Decembrr GOadO'sc, January. oiaoi'sc;
Ma, o.. QGti.c No red. 51'.GIO'4c: stock.
sample cDqGic: do on grade 57yaU'sc. corn steady
mixed spot 30 ga50'.c; 1OlguoO-c; January "su
Dl.c steamer mixed sa4yc. southern white corn toa
81, yellow +6a5lr stock, 1880 bush sales ~
90 bush Oats firm; NJ white Western 3iG3i he No :
mixed do 34a3ti.c. stock 1871 G23 bush Rye slow; No =
.sa5ic. stock 37.Os+ bush liza, hrm; good Ia choice
timothy sl2 5Oa Si3 Grain fr.ghs nrm with good de-
orders Sd. December and January Cotton quiet; ma
dnys 5sd Provisions quiet: mess pork. Sio, bulA
shoulders &c: sides sA.c. sussfcifrd shoulders
-. hams small. lie large. lO'sc lard refined Sac
butter easy fancy. 2Jc ladr lee stoi- ps'Hr
taiJc Eggs steady; strictly fresh re cold storage IL
ai9c Conee nrm. No :. i5ag3'se Sugar strong sran-
lated i'sc.
Boston Dec s-FIour quiet and unchanged Corn
steady. irmer. shorts quiet rroniriohs sa.ans
2la25c Cheese best Northern li.ullH.c; western
loaiic. Eggs nrm
Buffalo Dee. 3-sprlng wheat No demand closing e,i
*, / hard spot 1Os,c de- new Gs,Sc do l. u.s., 40
N,rrh.rn Chicago 617.c spot. Winter wheat IN good
demand; offerings all sold; sales. II ears No red SPOT
and 10 arrive 800: No white. 62c bid on Track "le
asked in store opened ie lower closed strong AT
Vrliow ~ e. 80 ears No yellow. 46gg}Ic; cars No
4 yellow iSc: No corn. iVaf.c;, J.. cars
Sn Z r,rn 10 "a 4Bc track 5000 bush old NO corn
40 ps hush new 43i.c In store OATS hrme. nSn
p.reints. sales cars No white, 33ssc; 3 cars No .
,,bits IA, ra5,c: | ear No " mixed. 33c ON track bar
lev uu~t steady and unchanged. Rye dull; No ooc IN
.,s,rs Flour Quiet unchanged. Mill f~ed-dood "e-
n,upd firm and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
OPTIONAL CIVIL srRyyCg rssrs

,N'oany Dec 3.-The State Civil Service Commits
~ 49, announced to-day, regarding the examination
senerai clerksblps In State departments that. in
sso'on to the obligatory subjects. candidates may
49, .Aamined In one or more OF the following optional
~ ssSM on December ~: Bookkeeping. mechanical
~ srcenand drawing. expert pei manshp. typewrit-
s"a higher mathematics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
GRATEFUI-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BKEAKFAsT-SUPPER thorough know,
digestion and nutrition and by careful application OF the
nne we'll selected Mr.. Epps has pro-
vided FOR breakfast and supper decaeiy Favored
beverage which may save us many heavy doctors ois
n ia by the udclous such articles OF diet that
may gradually built up until strong enough
are floating around ready TO attack Wherever
,here IL weak point We may escape many fata!
shaft by Keeping we'll fortified with pure blood
and properly nourshed frame Civil Service Gass'ts
Made simply with boiling water milk sold only ltn
hound tins by Grocers labelled thus: JAMES EfPS
y Co. Ltd. HOmOeOpatbf c Chemists, London.
krsnsr l0m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

,,,.,,.ls H.crlps days i",--z az
c.r. consigned direct. ana t,g 'a'S '"' Wv
hrau active. but III tlr "psrho' 20
i.nand good cattle showed u" improvement,
81, rrmtnon To fair steers ana an hh"S W - -
"hlc 49," higher The yards were cleared Nv u
"r,r md the feeling the close was s'r"Ia on ~
'Io'n Common good steers SOLD az ~ o'uS' 10
caso "a. ~ and no choice extra brevrs offered oxen
per ~ at o. IOax4 40: bulls at S.u*5oo od cow
anu and by the head at Syu>. ." "arh; hri.ts
S,nsa "a per 100 10. city dressed nalN' sin-S III
s"1S"y ~ my.c FOR common To very choi'r qual'Y
100 10 Todays cable sdyic-s quote refrigerated
inhsS ~ az 7asTc per 10: and American i've cattle
D-,, W. ~, mt, ops lie dressed weight No shipment
reported to-day or tomorrow i"' ""'"> WIZ ~
Wednesday. ..,... IN Illinois steers ilOI n,
nae u, 80 u-r 100 10 II do 1876 III. at 20 10 do.
Az. r. nj 81 81 do 1912 n, at 81 ST. - do i;mo No. at
i,,- ~" A., ,os4 10 at so do. ITO 10 l.w 10 AT
- ~ ~ do i,7e N. - t5 do 1850 10 az 81 co.
- ,iso m a, 4 Virginia do 1850 ID, AT 81 u do,
i,aa ~, s s, *, ~ do. i335 IL. az - ''y cow ''D
Newton Co IS Virginia steers itoi H. a. - is Is
a.. Ills M AZ So ~ do 1896 10 at ~ w; N do 1850 10.
a 81; IL Kentucky do. s'5 N at s. 90 !, DO l3s,
-, 81 si "a, 4 haifer, $40 II, AT 81. : bulls lob 10 at
=, Az "a cows IIt5 II. So l: do. 1865 H. at 81 ~;
90 sh M SON Ohio steers 1865 H. at 81 ~; 10
a ,Iai N A. s. hO 20 oxen 1915 N. at So
n Mcpherson 4 Co: II ohio steers. 1908 10 AT ~ 20
II Kentucky do 1871 10 at 81 IS; do. 1i" 70. At ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
FREDERICK MYERS.

tH6UenJCN Mv6uOs
Formerly maker Of BOX Mailing Machines Important
Letter waits YOU General Postontce. also ad-
drrss wanted by Rutherford Solicitor Liverpool England
r UROPEAN. ADVERTISERS will ind the
II London once OF The Tribune. % Fleet street e.
place leave their advertissmeoes To- Duo
licauon In The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04

cash quotations follows-Flour was quiet ou,
nrm. bakers nour not quite recently: No
spring wheat. 5ya.a6Ii.c; No spring wheat oogoir
X sample: No red 58iz ajGAc No corn, 46',c BID:
No !. oats 2gi.q2S.c: No rye, tsc bid; No barley,
.,jic. no naxs-ed 81 iS; prime timothy SEED % o.
n"mpa. mess pork per bb sl2 25Qs2 37ls lard per
100 10 s7asI Ola short ribs sides o9ss' 30 TO-
rv sat shoulders boxed s. 50Q$5 d2ig short clear
sides 1boxed 50 T.a$6 50: whskey. dstilers Finished
goods per gallon 81 49, sugars. cut loaf 70 49, grant
lated 81 % standard ~. 81 Is per Dbl; lnsesd oil as
ouote, by the National Linsesd OH Company: Raw otc:
hailed SIC Produce Exchange to-day the buter
,narkst was firm Extra creamery. - nrsts. 22'sganc;
seconds Isa2ic Eggs nrni; fresh Stock &c per
dozen.
cincinnati Dec. 3-Fiour-Winer patent quo'aoie
s. 5JaS2 spring patent So oas5 So spring fancy ~
81 Wheat Receipts light; marker nrm soo9
demand. Sales-i No red. 5fc. Corn hrm demand
good: No mixed 4sc; No mixed @Je: car mixed ear.
IiAc. Oats quiet. No mixed. 32c. car track sc.
Barey-No spring track at private terms Pork STEADY
mess si2 49, clear mesa $i3 IS: family. WED clear
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-09
NORTHFIELD, MASS.

Work began this week on the audto-
rum.
Fred c. Brtton, while handling frozen
sawdust last week slipped, and the saw
dust, striking his leg, broke both bones.
The annual March meeting passed off
very quietly on Monday of this week.
Dwight Alexander was elected moderator.
The board of selectmen elected were Os-
good l.. Leach Chas. II. Green and Henry
Holton. Merrill Moore was made con-
stable and collector. Two new members
of the school board were elected, King Cald-
well and Mrs. n. P. Wood. The vote for
license was 81 no, - yes.
The temperance lecture at the town hall
on Friday evening of last week was well
attended and very interesting. Excellent
music was furnished by the young ladies
from the Training school. Rev. Frank E.
Rollins of Lowell, in a spirited and in
structive lecture, discussed the no license
question. In the course of his remarks he
showed the methods pursued by rum sellers
to obtain legislation to aid them in their
work. A collection was taken at the close
to defray the expenses of the speaker, he
being sent out by the Total Abstinence So
ciety.