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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
AXpnfws's WEAK ENcrSE.

Andrews made weak excuse. and virtually
acknowledged his incompet'n"N Then he talked
shout The, Anti PadrOn" law and The law forbid
ding the employment of aliens by the city which
cnnprll-d every man 10 show his c.ii2"ns pa
,,,,s before he could be- employed. Mayor Gilroy
saw how desperately thin was this excuse. and
asked the sanity looking Andrews what he had
dnu, tn g-cI.rr nlrn. Andrews was Obliged To
admit that III. had Zone nothing. The Mayor
tbuueht that Andrews had been deIrlict In not
advertising FOR men. and told him 10 go and See
what ne aid do under the clause In the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
EAR BELOW ZERO
THE THERMOMETERS RECORD ~ TUE N"fIl
WEST THE STORM GENERAL TIt"' Gii-
nilr lIIL NIST-


ST. Pau. Mimi Dec. H.-rhis wa IN" coi"s' dA)
~ the winter in Minnesota. ia" temperature rang
IN, fr,ro u below zero 81 i. IN. to below 80 .
L. m out in the state the range MAS from - below
a, Grand Rapids to % bc.ow a. saltwater. not
over tyo inches Of snow have fallen AZ any pDlnt
and layers are having serious trouble In the woods
Xo serious cases OF suffering are reported. - p~o-
ME at interior points reported w-ll supplied "ih
fooI and fuel The cold IS moderdtlng rapidly.
West superior. vs. Dcr. .s-Tn" cold snap 81
la, Ipht has not moderated to-day and "a sharp
wind makes travelling dist2rerabi". Tn" ih"r-
nometer was u, - bc!o" zero al ~. q" "n' - sun
falling.
Chicago Dec Z7-ANel % short interim! ssion tow
Ri ,norning the SNOW which had been falling dur
INK the greater part Of last nIfhi began To conn
down again to-day with renewed Nlsoi, hnh 'i "I .
fashioned snOwsiOrm was soon ~ progress. HlI'r'
railway lines are working hard with sno"ploushs y"
keen their tracks clear. All trains from lh' Nv'''
west were late The storm i genera lhr"usn"n.
the country and all points III i''"''H ''P''' '''
worst storm or me season.
Wheeling. " Va Dec. THE heaviest snow In
vea-s fell continuously from o'clock yesterday
until ) o'clock this morning. Trains are al rare
and the street-car traffic Is completely hlockh''d
Hridreport Ohio Dee 1.-THE worst blizzard
experienced for years has been raging here since
last nigh, Country roads are covered with sno"
drifts from three TO six feet deep All trains are
leaving with TWO engines Henry MOreiand, OF
t;len's Run. found sim in death IN IN, roar
near his home this morning. frozen lie hid D'tH
drinking and unable To reich nome
St Louis Def 1.-THE mercury IL sowy tray
cling down me tube and a; O'Clock ths morning
registered eight above zero. The first STOW Of ne
season fell today. Reports from points south OF
here including Northern Texas, state mat the
weather 10 cod and snow i falling In many places
A FUNERAL PARTY CAUGHT BY THE TIDE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
\ BLOCKADE At THE BRIDGE ENTRANCE

The sudden drop IN the temperature caused =
blockade on the brooklyn Bridge Yesterday after
noon about o'clock. and considerable time elapsed
before the tangle Of cams and cars around the
bridge entrance was unraY-llrd. The cause ~ the
trouble was the sudden congcalng ~ the sluSh AMI
water ON the south driveway OF the bridge. The ice
made the roadway - slippery that nv teams
quickly 80; sailed The horses were unable 10 pull
the loaded trucks up the incline and soon the block
air extended on, into the street. Park ROW brcam-
II struggling mass OF trucks. cars. carriages ana p-
destrans Just then the Thiri-ave cable 80. out u.
order and Wfech.ng crew WAS sent for. The
bio, kade extended down 10 the P0stOiice. ami the
rhiri-aVe. cable, Fourth tirdnd-st aau BleecN
cr-st were stalled uutil the blockade on he
bridge raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
1T MAY HAVE BEEN POLICE SPITE WORK.

The confessions before the I.exow committee
have given currency 10 the charge that two people
We're 'railroadeG" TO prison because they re'usen
10 pay the police for protection. Last March fh"p
Kievent and his wife who kept ba'room a
No. Sc Sunolk-st.. were convicted before '"'t'
cowing in General Sessions OF robblns ma" q"
their place Kicvent was sentenced 10 eSht year
in STATE ,,lson and Is still IN confinement HIS
wife vas released after serving, ten months IL
said by the prisoners at the time 'hat 'h''
were convicted because they refused 10 pay tribute
10 the police .,,,. ,,,o,,o,., -
Chief Clerk I'nger OF the District Atto,hes :
Office. saws that there may be Some iouliia IT,
for the charge for he remembers iha' Ni'i
VAS irien a number OF reputable ptopit s""''
to the good character Of KicVcrt ana ms "i.,,,tor
Judge Cowing said that he thought d P''
had been Giro uiated for the pardon a. h'c''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
ARE YOU DEAF?

THE AiRApHONE l. recent scientific invention
which will the hearing Of almost any one not
born When I'm the ga Is invisible not
the slightest discomfort II Is the what
the spectacle. Can 10 tested
FREE OF CHARGE at
THE AURAPHONE co = oFFICEs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
HE IS IN THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
INSPECTOR WILLIAMS WAS ELECrED FIVE YEARS
AGO-HE MAY BE EXPELLED.


AGO-HE MAY BE EXPELLED.
The rueianly and brutal Inspector Williams -
q member Of the New-Yori Yacht cub. This fact
IS a standing disgrace TO the club He was elected
q, February I 1889 and his sloop yacht Eleanor
Is listed on the clubs catalogue At the clubhouse
las, night IL was said that there had been no
comment adverse or Otherwise on Inspector VIII
isnnss appearance before the Lexow Committee
A member of the club admitted that II the lnspec-
tor was found guilty Of the charges which nave
been preferred against him the clnb WON" take
action which would result in the removal OF the
mans name from the rolls. Inspector Williams
has been an infrequent visitor at me clubhouse.
bu, ir club parlance he ~ member IN good
standing" which means that he has paid MS dles
and has no outstanding bills.
How a man Of Williams's character couI' De
elected 10 an organization with the New-foiK
Yacht Clubs standing aeems very strange, S"u u
Il more surprising stiil that he has been aIo"tn
10 remain in the club after the damning testimony
which has been given before the committee; ap-
parently proving him 10 be not only one o. th'
most corrupt officials In the Police l'epar' Hltnt'
but also one Of the most brutal men Oh m" iO''e'
" the most.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

WATER FROM THE RIVERS IN THE CELLARS
The high tide OF yesterday morning backed up
into the cellars along South and West SITS. causing
some damage and considerable inconvenience. The
tide fell rapidly. however. when the force Of the
wind had decreased. and last night the water did
not reach the cellars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

90 PRESIDENT Gle, Gland for justice in the matter,
e,d he produced the letter Mr.. (;off. after ganc-
ing al H. said that IL foreign 10 the subject,
and t. not read. -,
cailed Uo said he was in the hotel business, at
%o I; West Twenty-seven;h-st.
81 bid YOU visit the office OF Anthony Comst *
in COMPANY with YOUR brother in the month OF
August. 1890? A-NeS
HE SAW THE MONEY PAID.
o-Tell me what you saw? Any brother gave
Comstock $1,000 as donation TO his society. with
the distinct understanding that the Indictment
agains, him in the State court to be dis
missed.
O-Dd YOU see the money paid over? Al did.
II was paid over in my presence.
Senator Lexow-Was there any conversation Ne
tween YOU at the time? Ayes
O-You heard the testimony OF your brother.
Was il true? Alt was
Air Cor then explained why this line OF testi-
r,onv was brought out. He said the Ponce De
failure to suppress crime There had been great
deal of testimony to show that the greengoods
business was protected by the police ms cyl
dence showed that the police were not alone III
accepting money for protection ~ showed 'ha'
Comstock accepted il the same as the po-
lice He SAID that wherever corruption OF pro
lection none had been paid by 'greengoods' men
Lexow Committee to bring out the fact =,
Senator LeXow-This is pretty strong ihdic'-
ment against Mr.. COmstock , .
The hearing then adjourned until inns morhlhs d,
1870 Inspector Williams will be on the stand
again this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
THE STORM n THE DOMINION.

Noutresl Dec "a furious snOwstorm started
her. carly this morning. Sirert-car tracks are
hacked and traffic ~ suspended 4 hehNy wihd
from the nor heast j. blowing. The snO"iaH X Il
bo,u To- Montrcars unemployed large numbers oil
v,honi have lately been b"sieging the 'hy Han
looking Cor work.
Toroulo Dec. IA heavy storm Of snow ana
u,ind accompanied by bitterly cold weather set III
.hout midnight last night from the northeast ana
q, urevaillng all over this province Railway trans
..,rr almost everywhere behind time rom one To
@nr hours In this city the electric sITeet-ca sNs
, on is bad;v demorazed. ard on s"vera! OF me
,o,te@ fic has been entirely suspended IN"
Inc state of affairs ~ reported from other places
in the province" -
Niagara Falls Ont. Dee "a heavy snowstoFm'
,.btch Gel In last night. SIN continues snow Is
,le1 ND i'm drifts I'VE to six feet deep causing IA
,,eat deal OF trouble ia the movement OF railway
,rsfc Passenger trains on al roads are from hVe
10 nine hours late.
ouebec Dec IA hurricane Hnch has Decn rag
inc here all day cached its height about O'CLOCK
,hts evening Few ventured out of doors, as the
s,,.ets ore blocked with snow Trees ana fences
,,arc blown down in all directions and much dam
w. vas done to property. Ielegraphic ana tcc-
80. connections are demOralizcd and the Guy IL
~ darLncss tonight electric light wires having be
III va ,nixed m with other wires. Al midnight the
I'm, is gradually subsldnG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
SMALL DAMAGE DONE To THE ,

SMALL. DAMA,t. DUNE 10 ~ w lfki.~,
According Ia Ia" ir.egrapheIs. the storm or
"Wednesday night dii no, damage the telegraph
system much In the vicinity OF New-NOrk. Night
Manager Cunningham. OF the Western Union. said
last nigh, that the cOmpany's wires eds; Of Phila
delphla had suffered M, from the storm. bur
south Of Philadelphia things were In pretty bad
state Wednesday nigh, ami early yesterday
The storm had not affected the Western Eastern
wires In IL perceptible degree. The damage wrought
had been repaired AT O'Clock last night. Manager
Cunningham sad. and everything was running
smoothly az before the storm.
Night Manager Davis. OF the Postal Telegraph
Company said last night that all the company's
wires in good shape and business WAS moving
along usual
Tne manager OF the Metropolitan Telephone and
telegraph Company said last night thar as the local
wires OF the company wer" Underground they were
not affected by the storm. and the long-distance
wires out OF town only slightly few poles were
blown down In the vicinity OF Camden. y. j.. and
A few along the New Jersey coast but everything
was soon put To rights again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

A FUNERAL PARTY CAUGHT BY THE TIDE
Atlantic city, y. j.. Dec Elm going across the
meadows this morning funeral party bearing the
body OF child was caught by the rapid rise Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
HEP sTopy Not WHOLLY CONVINCING

HER STORY Not WHOLLY cONNiN''N"
PATRON an Thomas GIN. Of The Fh'h-s'' S'a ''''
was tried before Commissioner Kcrwh a. ira
Quarters yesterday on charges preferred pS " ~
Hannah Rosenihai. daughter o. 4 Jeweh''' WIZ
at No 80 East Elgh,ieth-st. On the hlsh' 90
cember Gil arrested Mss RoSeaihdi o" 'e'o''
ave. anc locked her up al ia" Fli'h-s' st'' -, =,
charge Of soliciting The charge was dS'"s,' "
he Essex Market Cour. the neN' DAY MIS- ~"
thai declared that Gil had made improper ap'"
70 her She told her story % the l-FXo" '''''''''
snd charges were made against GIN me "V ornnn
ma9e bad impression az wines ,"d an v,,s
reserved
NO POLICE INDICTMENTS Tii7 MN :"
assistant District-Attorney Battle saih yeS.e'"''
mat the present Grand Jury would prop"oS ~"
consider police cases, except where H"i"'
.enon was necessary. The work OF sl'uns w
oence brought out before the Lexow 'om ,n
sad through the confessions OF Policeman ,ry
,,i be left entirely, probably, to the h1nned in
January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28

rr,E STORM GENERAL IN THE SOUTH
Memphis. Tenn. Dec T-Three inches OF snow
80, No.. the temperature registering 20 degrees
,.., night fall Of 10 degrees In t~enty-four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

Chicago Dec ,Speciau.- Wheat to-day opened weak.
md closed under the pu price. MAY started AT "'sc
sold between ,Disc and 5oA ana closcd at 3o',c bid
Liverpool cane lower and The idd" assumed that the
English markets In Tor good reaction after their
unusual advance. closing cables weaker than the
opening ones London received after tn" close
said that Argentine offerings were becoming liberal
Mnr enpolis and Duluth had 7iG cars against 800 last
wear Tn. seaboard reported only five loads taken for
.sport. AZ flour cl"aranc"s from all the sea
did much exceed 2iDHo Tn" crowd came
over from Thursday night long That made II seller
~ wheat early There ittr buying demand. cNceN
against puts At night Padridg" greatly reduced his line
bv getting wheat his privileges.
corn was nrm scalping operations by local prof's
sionals NAV opened JOi.c sold between f'sc ana
5OAr and closed a 5Usc. Receipts. ~ were less
than expected the estimate for tomorrow was 100 cars
No charters were reported. There were some rains
through portions OF belt but cold wave wa'
rr.Iicied That expected start IN" movement
again got support from The cash handlers The
shippcrs aud rather b"arish. said That
they looked Increased rather than for decreased
ceipts declared that there u" improvement III the
demand market IL best illustrated 10y the day =
range ~ May sold between 3.c ana 32ic and closed
a 3,N, mg2'sc
Provisions about duh oats. the rang" In
pork lard rib h"ing only "'sc Light hog i"reiPa
tended to support PRE- the wheat market tended 70 de-"
pr-ss $1,000 hogs the estimate for to-m'rfow
lSWr
on May corn were dc. calls. 'osc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
EXPORTS TO DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. December :, 1874

Srw-York December lA''
COrTON-The initial trades were made al az. "''' III
Of 10 points on nearby positions win aie m'n,s
points higher than they closed s-s,eu"S ,,,,,r"s
Improvement a little ad'sncr IN lhrpSei iu'u 1,
which point aeou! points 9s,rr Ia.
close yesterday. the market hnaly ns , ~, r nv
weakness was developed the market falling o, . vi
points and then aSnf "a S SnRs from The opening
heavier receipts than expected weaker T., n
h'; b riy r,otnng rumorcd failure large Man
chester spinning concern. and reports :" ' ~, tnti
rrins qne afternoon The market cased IF toward the
close chiefly realizing, ire tone OF u sl,,ins
decline as compared with Yesterday Of Ions -,
q points and later months to l"'nts =. n southern
sp', ~, dy off@s cotton AZ something under quotations
~ a ~ sno cotton from the isht and
markets hm. With only on rNcspsn in the January
contract is attracting attention rms IS wnri,
caused by the light stock {" sl'o. ,n,racr II is re
r"red that ocean freighs show tendency 'o~ar -
rates and this may have "notia - copton has been
sid her for Liverpool account S,e'en- nsI, ON
Martin Wise Fitzhugh 81 Paris w. in iftylxe
ipnwns extending all The from Ardmore ma iT 1
Temple Tex The region co'ss a of Texas The re
ceips 10 q, AFRAID sh.w an and adding
ir figures 10 the amount expected FOR tn .ash Oh
The yeld as reces ma were 6ca
being $50 bales POI, RoyaL $@i ha BALM were 81 Sso
s sss ' ass nsl last Se, las e" 5sa ms
ceip;s ports ior III. week w.rr t,ts a. ou~,nn
80 80 lsi w ss,Ss . IL vi last s4 last y~a
and al Memphis 3e.' baies asa,nS' $50 morrow an.
s ss,1a, ss ~ from 1900 T. 1000 na,s as~ns mE
last week. l3'44 last yesT "a, r..p' last w.rk
Year incrio shipments for III. "r s. 31r in Siior
asans, ss@ la;l weeh ~ 80 ~ . las. week q, 50
~. was r-p.ted late in me day "'' VI.
~ e nsress Of n.smin~a spinner and no, ,
Opening and ,iose LA, Ia anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

Galveston Dec. 7-Coon firm; middling o,, S LOW
midillng 5-I6c good ordinary arsc; net ,, anu SsS
recepts 10 21I bales exports to Great 'r'aIn coc-
bales: coaswse 35s3 bales sales ~ bales sp,nn.,s
receipts IS 1853 bales: exports to Great britain ~ aaa
bales: to the Continent s.62j bales c9ast"'se' ''"''
bales: sales g. 2io bales; spnners. l13 bales a., -,
Norfolk Dec. 7.-Coon steady; middlins . onoc 'um
midilng 45sc; good ordinary. 44c; ret ana gross
CENTS 6I2 bales; exports coastwise 400 bales sales
96 bales stock 10 73i tales Wcekly-Net ana gr "ss
receipts 81 7s6 bales; exports to Great Di'hi iiV''
bales. coaswise 1856 bales; sales. s,46l bales
New Orleans Dec. lotion quiet: good mldnilns'
ii -Gc mddng SIC: low middlng &c: good ordinary
4,.c net receipts 1924 bales gross 1o+t bales e4 c
bales: to contirent lis bales; sales 5000 bales:
stock 372 IA bales. WeckyNet receipts. Gglo BALES
gross 90, 77I bales; exports Great Britain GIG bales
France 1883 bales; to the Continent 800" pes'
coastwise 9.2Gi bales sales. 10. 40 bales ga -
Savannah. Dec. cotton firm mddling, oisc, 10"
middns t7sc; good ordinary. 4sc; net and gross re
c.iutr iiJ1 bales: exports to Great Britain H. zci
bales France ASH bales coastwse 3sI4 bales sales
900 bales spnners bales; stock 1OsGw bales weekly
Net and gross receipts 81 23 bales exports TO Great
Britain 1921 bales; to France 4.sll bales to the con,
tnent 3 bales; coastwise iO4si bales sales 4loO
bales; spnners, 80 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

close: lambs 81 90 extra native an S 81 S5g
81 %. good to choice 81 IJTSJ 30; common 70 i "a,
s,. mixed sheep 81 .Ju>2 49, extra export "e's' go ~
I,SI. cxtra export 80 sJmsb >" ,,,,,o pocen,s
Mon stock Yards. Chicago Dec - steers S3lr
ono head: market firm common 10 eNHnd hrlis 81 -
x, -I. snckers and feeders s21S3 30 COWS ana n, M ~
asa 20: calves 81 5CGS2 % IiogsoHccep,s - % cho
market heavy. 81 0fs4 CD; cSSh"nI@s, 40: iight
:, ap@s 20: pigs 81 5juS4 sheepitccs PTS -, e. -
mark. weak: Inferior choice ~ 1ods' Do '""' p
e>i -. -, ,,o.,,s > -, head market
er,. dressed beef butchers shipping steers p
sio"kere and feeders $2ms3: cows ana n'N -, strong
head: market sis.in y, Ia
Tin 81 55Gsi 80 butchers 81 ioaS 'o ior.eS ~ n -,
ST. Shcep-Receips 100 head: market su'u' "
unchanged. .,,. poceints llght Market
East Liberty Dec I-caitle-ltece " oomst 80. good
,,1|Iv Prime S5I$J -. good. - :onsf III iI,ght
urhcrs 50 Soas4 10: rough fat 81 LOS 20 iaT Tdg s
Run liberal market active ihadephas ,Han 70 fair
best Workers and mixed. - 4'pf sro%t, sheep-Supplv
lgh market steady Extra s3dS3 30 good - tstI %
fair 81 ,5ns2. ycarlings. S2nNt,", p'st '"'"'
common to fair lambs, SJ"'ns3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

,r,rs on, n, store OF No red shipment Interior
reccins of wheat ut spring wheat markets TO-DAY ~
5j 3I5 bush ncludinG Chicago. 2o3So Dusr ne" :, SD
~Sntcr, against 4l3 SO. bush last year. winter 80. @
bush against S7O70 BUSH Seaboard receipts o,s,
hush against 81 80 bush: total. Gii.2o7 bush asa,
,S 2iS BUSH exports 122. l57 bush against o,,"'i
The trade in dull during me ,' iosina
~ Tho dav with fluctuations small the nat>'l III ~,
ra nor heavy az about lowest prices az the ga,
i.mSsc net decline. Cash wheat was m"tla.S ,c,del
FOR local account for storing pufp ses nJ
az 900 red. sa3.c under MAY IL, ioyerad
81 ou bush ~ No . Toledo at L. under May ha vi
Al the Close shippers took loads OF wneh, ~ rod
Manitoba on private terms. and 4Sor bush .,,oro vos
Ii0Is.c MAY o afioa. t oitF
a small speculative trade in corn WIN r. eae,lv and
decidedly better in tone working Mp quite ''s'f mrt
closing fiir the best prices of the daf "u s,nvino
advance. TIE market for several days mas rH ".n,S
con siderable strength and with disapp"mtIhs ah,r,s
very unsatisfactory grading and some Gov chicago
prices have risen. The inspection OF new corn az caTs
has poor. to-days receipts showing ons
90 No "A total Of 31 received ~h',e Wv tb.
only graded contract out OF 4>o VA ,,n have
have been anxious while holders oi NV ,,en weak
suffered considerable low grades nave p,
markets. No Is quoted at New 'n ,,,sh at
A. 51Q57i.c sold TO-DAY nvo iir..red
II 49,, elevator 900 bush at J2ssd"-tV ~
arl 10000 bush. at 3o%c o anoa'. nv ,s,o b,sh
corn sold at 40, G.Oc extent of S"" psi h
OATS-Trading I'm small. but IN ~ II"f, .,,s
corn feeling prevailed in futures VIM ia fa,r
show undertone OF stf'lis' ar" 80
firm with sales OF follows; INoo' nu
:. at 341c elevator and 1850 delivered '""' ~ n,
white 3aM39i.c elevator. and l'No uish cana, pt Nv
1000 bush track white 3.d '.c ,;.,laa nj
G3Gc6c ungrsdei Western MAI. -,
new Western quoted at 70aI2.c SEED Maf IN
n,m. lcy erseed quoted at S9dS9 - timothy: s':"u
81 40 BIC * WHEAT duh: 55d'Ic for s'Ner
and l9d6lc for japanese. ~. ,,.o
We give comparison the closing prices :" tne pre-
vious DAY ana The corresponding date las' year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

Iston Dee THE BOSTON Commercial bulletin VIII
.ay tomorrow the wool market The sales for the
week are 7Ot 100 domestic and GJrWn IL foreign.
against domestic and ilSOVp III foreign laht
week and n domestic ana CO. go N foreign FOR
t,, week last The sales dat. show IN
crease lbs G11 n domestic AMI decrease Of 3S' 100
aal, the dat" IN lN6 Tn" re
CENTS ia dare show an Increase s23 bales domestic
and decrease IS 10, bales foreign business has been
..Nc.elinglv dull \ email of Michigan made
AT i5i,c breaking the record low prices More en-
couraging news London and Melbourne raised the
tome slightly n the close and kerscys for
the winter 1876, 90 have been opened and sold
ut last full prices. not over 2's per cent on
Goods Tor womens rather than mems seem likely To
suffer most from foreign competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08

. Az Tor formulated orders have been re.enea
Oh " discrefon Of placing fc II the marh.t
w ,bai figure We n0ie sale Of 1000 Do ' ,,ndcd
- Orleans TO come here nj 3'sc FOR :" 's'' ''
on buyers wharf. l. s.r,a-d with n steady
ar,,st and gales as follSws: 800 cases crop 80 Ia
sn Havana IiaasIsc 10 osses 1873 New s .,,n
vnna 1OGI5c; 80 ls.'2. do lSt''. % -, hall
i,ies ,liljc. 200 bales Havana, IUcnSl o. an" -" ~
oor4x; bond.