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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
Totals sj 1876 1870 @

MoLAs,rs AND sYRrPs-Thcrc have been no new
i e t"s Sow ' Gasoe Hc
being conincd small obbins lot, ana r I1, ar
%GS Ss~ossa Nss sns,e Jag s,a s5s
,S fSSa cnSiag S ordinary disc eommc
he t LAM, lSSS: oI primss Porto iuSc 5a'c
SyrupS y, quote sugar ordina,y loMile common ,,G
i.aisc; fair. lidlcc; COED. l7"se; p"me' l'"-o' :
m1,SS S, s"s and 81 roe, eG
practically quoted ye.terday Tn primary nlafSS>
& mot a 'sss s5 asy . ySt !%1geSsnc
s15 ,oc, s' , .Sd q%S s.c ia bills Ron
common strained 4 o5 rood a. ,'1i"d = 10 . =; n
= s,'c = 90 % !" 81 q ~ Is l. ' H. n iaS
s. Sl p h. =. . 90 .o pitch light weight 81 %
0iLs~GooSS:a oil inactive ,oasy and price, ,, aic
es !; seef ve ESp Sc i' a 'ny NJ a i2' s
; "a$ @ ssc, s s s 81 81
ye0y % 81 e s sSgGr s% GnaE l
OIL 7od7sc american raw. A.; American boil'd 'oe
g s,2 s %'hs Slightly t' moro %Ss " " W.
t@cN , was tore ncSs naa nc cc, wa
i1MK-Marget ';ay ssr loo Co., sO,s .ed ~ 90
Ell - n n a g 'H'io . ilGs g%S,cs
FANNY Siia%i5; 3 5oa.9 raGs. 1l2t.i2 80
"ady quoted az chicaeo ham =. SIS - DEfs SEQ
ns. 5 =, 20 F nasSn ' 60 cf MEAS
,,oudris steady; quotca at 0+GGAs ham, In9'cd at ~:
q, E9si:' i;.ia 80, ION sGssc. LARD
Market lover wc'!cfn closed a, 70. ".N'd ,,,I
closed ~ 1i.c sales - ilnca Tor CONTINENT S'O
Sou,h America Dc; compound G2c. In option. Jonuasy
rlo,rA sos: sshcl: Jcruary, 7.Hc nominal NAV '"Oc
nominal. . o., i,
EICi,-Thcrc slow s'l". NOV cement Tor a.
nestle ricc out 4 FAIR d'nand for foreign. WI,
,rIcc. about steady III" primary markets or" Hui',
oa,a ao4 'cmucn 70 ordlnHrS los i.r to t,l.
sd3.r good to prime. 3'.nii.c: choice =, fancy ''a
jLr rNtr, head. jrd6c Java I;ancOOu. "a i-c: japan
a. ts.r pam, Aa.c. i:an.oon %Qiir; bord. l''d2Ac
SUGAf,-HAW-No important gales wcr' re"td 10
l,u i WORDING into stronger position.
and n il said that g. hid :os 80 centrifugal ih,nt
cx.ship brit this WIS aff'rward denied " ), az uat
par ran be loucht IN Cub, al llGc cost aii hf"ht
authority stt"s thai hold - are aim" 80.
thi. 10. IN" i,son j. certainly 4
strong ore W. quot: Continued. ~ ust. 3"; mu,"-
,ado 3? tr:t. cac Inol"s.c. SUGAR - g., -; 10
DAYS I1,don cabl follows: CaT" lGl: No char
lava IS. a:? refining. - Feet nn'ct nnd o.
-. Ref XrD-Th" nSrsct f. rurt NJ vi nnnf "h'n%
The tone being about .''aly: Ih'F re- j ORR , 81
onrlon "a tn pnolab.ll', Of lower ram" 81 i"i
next week ho'dn2 that change "iu We hl'o.
vhit other that pices will b. hc1 on VIC b'., now
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NV y ora. January ~. 1871
REEVE. Eeccip,, wcro - ar. 81 heid-a for
we"' sic .laagnt,r -. No ,rnding; fcene wc'h ctly
dressed NATIVE sd had 80" ~" st 1,aGs@ per -.
c AZ ionoac pr - am tT it,F''2, "'T n,n ,'0H Nv
PpSLvfs reccnt> ~ hal. ma'a.. e W. af'oo
a, Siisc per D.: couatr, drc..~d at 7"1@c; nur
SliIi ;g ANp p,- 'i ~ r. ~, ara ear, con,gnsi
To bu,.hcr,. No g'nuinc demand fof ,th.r -lese or
'u,', " ,,c.. ,ic,.s ear. wcf. ~ un.od
Late ho9? AIM j., 1 70 GA sc c 2 at 80 :" O. r.
a,ad marIet anm.t ira - '''c f'r ".''i
n,toi ard oa--r Tor DR. I'D lamb. o.,
saep. airincr.oe .,assy S9c,p .! ~ y. 9y ,o
lie? D ynla i'T % = $50 ,@o. = 80; 81
'' - harrington: ,ai wc-tcrn lamb, t., &c. Of >i3j
o. T.i" f' c!l 4, W|tcrn lambs, - II. at
?, Jr.cy cy arc 60 a. re1cilc' c Natfc' m.,t
AZ - ''e.' -, oo e. r.,,,l,ani1 bor. o; :. aver.
scc. at - - pr 100 D..
OTHER M,rkLjs EY TELEGRAPH.
ol1 ,,, j ~, r , ra ESQ heal for oc G%
t" vcn.,ora iso head or -alc 100 had m1fsot orc!,l
s'e,ay ior gcol gal's Il - dun, r''h iod, rn'ol
hcsr a",i g7I - ,' q, '"i Ir'cpc i
s,i = hour. 1880 head; oi Tor vet IN l6"' "a
1d3.,e o G'a a.rerS 1850 head t, Nvcr head
sale. $50 head nart; op-n'" ,~r, ' n,hr
I'D yorl,rs sid ry =, - cna45 20 nINod pal cis
r., 5, -, - mostly - 60. - -; fair - t"oh heavy
as -: PR dun - - '1as 90 for -h> 10 good
total fcr v.-k I'M, -. .30O hrad fr s'ue tim"
lat wcpk CT ooO head CONSIGNED tfroufl GOO ga
10 NcN yorr. "ico head or sal ~" nt" Ma a
.icad, for .-,.d gr,Gr.. du ,nd low o.. common
c,s and couuon sheep - 1oli2; eooi Lambs > 'oa
owes - c5G&2 20 choice fat :? 7'i I" W. "''nr'
a. 1..sl 10. CaIu,f, lamb. - "oHty -. ...., ~
Union >rorE Y,ri. t'lsaco Jan ~ c,tr, str.
seocaa5 -: s'ocFo. and feicr ." - ~ -, .. Gov.
and bun. - 25as3 30; calves ." 3e"f6 % iioss ~.
ccirts iA.oco bead; rar~"t csV sn yhoir, ,.',,i
~ ~ 80. -: llrhf. - .oar5 30 pig. ~ orr ~ Snrp
-l.c-c 600 head. -, t'''l i'"ri"r u '"''"
~ Iae9 30; ,auin. ~ - ~ ,oo oo ,o,d. mar,
kc, se1 ,r at na, ~, a~ choice g r"v
a5ds5 90 GOOD hirpInq aud co"r '' 10 M INV, w
.nn,,nc strs etdst -: - "rs cnttr of lr1Ny
y"crts ~ jodi4: choice cornf-d hu'rhet, = or,
90 a. Good native Gov. and hrcrs. 4: Jn"f'-" ~ ANN
co., 20 "a Gso 90 Iog--r"roip' 100 hHAd t0n"h
thcr' lsht ,upiY "n la' ,,i' I n%' o.,
norct W.. ca.r arc 90 ,'rc, ir,cScr ,aics - 300
~ 20 n G tbc, w,r but frc.h ar'i'as to'
morning liz rarfc. nnc anl o.. ir,p, va
81 -; native mixed scci. IS % and ewes NJ - - per
ivy rao; rincrt, jan ga @aTSs Co.,
soy al G hrheps ~ Gosi 10 rouch. fat. 81 100
S co ishi fs.. - iq"sH az. rs'r anaoa
r,-se, sic9iy: he. Phil1dolnaT - nG5' w. orh.rs'
=, .og ~ *: goof h"',y SOW F"r' ~. m,s" SOW
s,asi - sFcc,suppw, yr marc 81 as, i 70"
cfalpci ~, 10 conn si6sI 20: yr1glings N 2jd
~ ,,h A., .ods 10; veal calves. f'dsj %; hva'y
ard az ~ thln calves a:atS 20. --------.
,t,,r .;tate ~ Trade paT" CO
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Furnished Rooms.


SIE>.I.HEiT..p !niIor ana b dI,on.
with latl. ier = -ni.cn'n. " IN or wlthDu'
unri. k.i.i H.. - Int ,e,n.>'.
: WEST -iIard-omrly fur.
nish Il suits. also fJor. -ingi . -ou'h"lI
',tosIt.'. iali rom. hr "A lat optional
rc.,f.Hc"~ exchanged.
llin.>I.. ~ WEST suit. or single
room. surroundings drssai. be-.
is-'H ~ FAST Ve'y peasant.
l,rre sunny room also he'll room. wi'h-
cut board references.
"GT'iI.ST 2, WEST ,Millcr's Tfoten.-
\ quiet con furtahl. hotel home % prt-cnt
~ - cen h"rc average II years. ral
- .end fo- circular with rates.
SOD ST. "a WEST. b'twccn broadway
ard 5;l-a'" Lane p'c1-An' lnriiishel
rom.: ecrtl,ueh. without hoard.
gan WEST J3D-ST-A l1rg' furnished
room 70 let. Mr.. liO!MANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

either speculative cash Perhaps the s,ronges: feature
Ia the market Is Tao TACT tat interior recelpJ1 be-
ginning t. snow a tendency towa.d d.crtl.r.
proves 10 DE TIE rherc IL likelihood o in
provement the large rctoirts lave been tn
bear factor OF any IN tnc .tuaton Tie co.r futucs
were 90 900 bush. including 5000 bush for export
follows No cora. $1,000 bust 4. 2c elevator: No :.
corn 5000 bush, i3sc delivered; yellow. 15cc, bush
delivered; steamer, 5000 bush t2- olev ,tor......
CAIS-rnc dealings in oats relatively small
scale to-day. bat with prices showing fairly 'tcady
moderate buying prices improved closing at lee mes
ai,ancc. Cash oats were quiet bit nrr. sales We're
elevator and iisc delivered; No ) noria. s,isc
No white 1000 hush 81: No white nominal. 3ic
track white. o. 600 bush 35aioc track mixed. oco nn.
clipped. 900 bush. sjc, .MXLT~Msrket duh wrst-
cr, Gjd5Oc; Canada 90a95c; six.rowei sO0s5c.....
RARLEYcDnll no Milwaukee, 6,So'c ungsraded
Canadian export 75c asked State. 75dsoc. SEEDS
Cloverseei Ggct: 40 January 81 asked sample sd
made 1T 81 c5e.5 per 100 ~.
Rcceip- NJ interior points this week have b-.n What.
Experts rm four Atlantic port: Flour. 30SSco hhl'
wheat 100 bush cora, 900 hush. Enali n
farmers deliveries last week. GALS qrs al AVERAGE
lrice of 2G- 3D. Estimated dcyerc. at all points. loi
40 bush. Recent, at NcwYork this week Wheat.
1915 bush cora 1olI $50 bush oat.. AS 900 bus,
farley ~ 200 bush; ryc so bush hour 90 g' Dds
coasts for o,drd friday OF wheat nour
SIS, bush against 24O9 $50 bush the previous week
s%a G s saas T ut fTn" p of sSr
and year. The exports OF wheat from
JrIy ,ecn lo7,239 90 bush against 800.
0j@ bush last deer 81 W'3 bush corn 81.
bu.h a.a,t 1,,SCjG57 bush; Increase, 15G9s,
Ci2 hush.
fItnrt .ypn Int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

! NIRSE.-ry a I'fute-tlnt woman un.
dcr-t?nf> taltirg snt Ir chargr 81 b. V from
| hllth; nat and rh,ir'ng: satisfactory city
| reference. ~ East o9th... ID npor.
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miscellaneous.

ALLIGATOR EAGS, I'M" trunks,
Nc ckctbooks. ladies bags. Val ses, d ess-
suit cases. hat ! oNc'. straps cabin trunks:
dicssint -ca-cs RECALLED At manufacturer,
wholesale prices. CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
old ,tan1 - 1th-aNe.
DIVORCES obtained privately. sep'ra:.
lions. support. damages. legal advice ana
private inf rmaton on all private matters
con~u tati0n fec. Wcs:lO.Orn Detective and
Law Agency. IL broadway.
ROOFS RTPAIi:ED ond painted guar.
antcrd thee years; best ferchce>. >. NJ.
ISIED. l5S Eat 04th-st.
WILL. pay cash for Remington. Smith
Premier o. Dcnsmnre Typewriter: mus. bc
bar gain. Address. With full particulars,
TYPEWRITER. BOX Z. Tribune Oiiicc.
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Boar0 tcanteo.

rY YOrNG E-,~. AND WIFE. HON"
IN mall farilly owning o. rrrtinc MOI.
en- hnu.c below 1.u.st. ~ 200 - 81 $50
pr aunum. A.drc-- u. NJ. Bon i-J
Tribune Of'i'e.
WANTED ior u fam.'y OF two persons,
WIKI urr.. aud halV two SUNNY bedrooms,
Iar.or. ard. II Io,.lblr priNai" bathroom
wi'i. board Vicinity ~ contra PARK pre-
ier-cd Ndllrs-. y IN toms and iul par
t.rrlars Bon -. Tribune UPTOWN Once.
Leg P-lalvay.
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poar0 ano Rooms.

ACCOlNODN ALTON for two rentielnc,
do lrlms pleasant and rrflrd hon: IN S'lc"t
hou-c; excellent table. 100 West .od-St.
GEiNFI,CY rAEK NORTH. 1870
Fast oi-t.>t ELEGANT rooms bard and 1t
't.Gincc uncNc'lici. privileges private
PARK.
MADlSON.AVE.. Go corner Goth-'..--
Nv. large IRONS. with board appoint
iucnt. the lest; l,lercn,c> exchanged
INSPECT hnLE WIDOW would Ike
fhiicrcn 10 bo,.d: god home; wcl-eN-
r.slrnrrd with bnt'ic blby. CAMP,
l-O.h.S' and Auirbln.aNe.
10 WEST siTIi-Sr. Handsome large
Rooms. with boaSi: ref r'nccS required.
3-TT 81. 10 EAST.-i.argr room and
hall nom. ith Zoo. exc llcnt table; refer
,ncc+.
II FAST IcTn-ST.. roar Droadvay.--
Nire and COT fo,r1by furnished rooms 70
bet.
iiST.~T a03 wE~T.-rar-r ard sin.
&c sum, MONS. N,th hoard c'ntral lo't
ton. near l. station: Preferences.
.5rfr.Sr.. ~ WEST second and
fourth floor roou.>: large and email first
elias. accommodations references eN'
changed
i.an.>T. ico VEST Extra larcc pl' os-
,ui room heat AID wntor superior 'abi"
hous and a.. alton ir-t-class.
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SEANSTRESS. &c-Ey young woman;
or n n'fsc 10 Invalid lazy: competcnE
\. KRAMER. c19 East 9sth.st.
WAITRESS Well trained young Rin
with lcrsonal rcfcicDccs Ne first-c.as> walt.
rc,s. JAtVClN'S bur -au. co: 0th-ave.
YOUNG LADY. experienced wiui per-
addr,sser and magazine folder. would lko
situstion; small salary no objection. "a.
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Gclp iDantcO

9Stt >0NHb$S
LILIENMILCH pronounce I.iIisnmilk).
or slxonated G.yccrinc, recommends iCsclf
~ ~, for the toilet instead OF soap; In
pie free FOUND bottle. 80 cents. NEW.
.:Rstr MANUFG CO., Jersey CRY.
y. j.
AGNSTsso q, s or sss So% r. sa
Chemical INK Ens.ng Pencil. Sells o.
light. Works like magic: AGENT. mahe
Sc EEA E s- StP s' Go W Soo ~ G.o,
GERMAN. OF good h.Jit:. to translate
scientific German ana ti'nch Int good
Cnglisn. g. make accurate watrr-color
drawings OF insect and t. do general WORK
in cnt,rcl0gv III Amherst; sa'afJ not over
so month. Writr III own hand IN
English. giving age. education ana fuli
artlcuar. tc Prof. c. II. FERNALD'
Amherst. Mass.
WANTED.-A competent man to take
charge OF a small "a, tory ~ the West for
fhc ir3nufacturc - square flax piston pack
ings; 10 one Will DO considered without
Crrvious oNper c1ce In this line. Address.
.t,ting eNIcrl"ncc. ard give ref renccs aad
s,ar, expected. o.. Il. care Lord
Thomas. Chicago.
NvAN1t.D. several goos men TO sell
iubrlraiing oils. cico,c and oil spccialiie'
On comm ik~ion no OBJECTIONS 10 cnVIllng
other goods. Address the LAWRENCE
OIL CO.. 33G >npcs!or.st.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Females.
WANTED lnt'lli""nt woinan. past %.
wiling to leave tn city: 30 pr month and
TcrnarcHt position grar'ntc Il. ABBY
NpNIrA Co.. - Fat llth->t.
W. NTTD Quiet. comrni ut. useful
nnid and s.amstr PISS writ" mi particulars
and =. f"r.fIr.. INVALID. Boz 100. TIT
unr I-l,awn Ofic" ot3 broadway.
WANTED. Ladies on high. SOWING ,t
home; sent ~ nail o. any address and
maid for bv tn u'.cc. SCI -"
,oIc for pa.tiss lars. BASSETF EN-
BEOiDFEY CO.. 30 Ticmoni Ror,
ro.t n Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

COACIM.N.-Ev u hrsscla>s single
mar thoroughly understands his business
horses carriages and harne + careful
diver; rncI-,liv U.s. fpi. bcs. citY rc:1r.
cnccs COAtINhN. 90 sthayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

MAGNIFICENT. Grand upright piano.
6cw n tented. ith. swcc. tom. nf-tclass
I'm every pdit. warranted; PiciL HIcflilc
also ln.iamcntSl Chici crin.. 600. LII
IcxiuctJn-nNc., near 1l1th-st.
STANDARD AUTHORS. shakespeare.
CoOpcr Dumd-. iinciy bound. ilus,rat u.
dcli,crcd for 81 ; rest .jc. weekly: also
,ncyciop di. Acdrs. BcX -. No. 81
Chu' cb-s:.
>NTt.>.-Wc have made up 100 nrs''
.lsss hcrss safes. guaranteed hrcproo. !;
our price SIS: worth so. Call ana ex'
amino them. y. II. GROSS. T06 Bway
TYPEwRITER.-Re No. 2; ex.
r rea sonabie price. Address TYPEwHiTER,
postolice BOx VV7.
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NIGHT wATcHMAN.-Hy . man with
IL vears' experience: frst.class refcrcnce.
CHAs. uOuLROYD. 203 Giand-st.. 10.
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flats Go Get. Hnfurnisheo

TO LFT.-Slnclc, quiet, horelike
sfram-hrafcd HAT. = ropr.s ana BAN. 70
email family poss ssl0n a. once. Apply
on urcm;sc.. nORTON'S. 3O2 Columbus
ave.
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Rral Cstate.

PAINTING, PAPFR.IfANGING and
"rCOE iTISfs done fl superior manner
AZ the most reasonable iigurc-: best rel
or noes. LOUIS LAKOWSkt. G.l Gth-aNc.
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CORNMFAL--Maiket stNady; sales 400 bblS. Yellow
Western quoted at q Joae2 pr1ndyM!ne - ~ a.a
more So southern white bag. sldal 10. BAG
NEAL quoations rine Whit rtco~l ~"
held: quotations Of Western caro,s toh soas5c 6on
srTssaf. SON, SOas5c 10On SjU90c sharps. 9jc:te1
city feed "a held ~ bags feel 500 homy chop
s6ssr - I1d1i %: oil meal. 81 40
(;EAIN-WHF AT-The volume Of dealings In the grain
market to-day small. but with the general result
favorable for the believers IN nnoyen.ht ratn.r tian ~
STEADY and stimulated by Eradrects stat showing
Iarger EXPORT. from United States dur.ng the last
than had been generally cNpecte1 advancing hal
closing steady at the aayanee; FOREIGN news was o.
the way o. foreign trade Tho OF wheat nt the
Interior has inciea,c week while
the other hand export have shown decrease. Basel
upon this there tendency in last few DAYS
70 estimate unflyorablc showing In The Nieibc on
Monday Of the most iDfavO-nbl. statements
indicate an Increase Of considerably so 900 hush
The cash market here neglected Quotations follow
No red sisc under May Ia stare: MAY closed G9d,c.
2s.c under MAY cgrt 3,.c under May delivered and
2Lc under May allost No Nor;irfp Duluth. liac
over Nav delivered .CONN-Thcre a quiet
market In corn but ia wheat. q considerably b'tt'r
exhibited and prices improved slightly the
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Dressmdkiny.

Di,EsSMAkF .H.-ENpf ricuced d'cssmak-
er. trst-class litter, desires more engsse.
ments by the day In lrst-class faiilii,,
will remodel; highest references. d. -'f
Sth.Iyc.
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T.
Quotations follow. For comparison Give ,.t might

70 HrTY0' s1G y 10 m ,Cr. MO Nc,
sp.4iJc: close. ijc. Oa.>-Mac. 34isaAab, clo"'.
33-b.
as; tnr-c cphcrs $3.50 bb.s gain Du>n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

Market closed easy. TIansfcrFIies. 80 Ioial s'r';
157 200 Uaie.. Ncw.York spot sales to-day ana Ia
MINT: For consumption 9i Daic.. spot n"rket oiii'
Mdanng uJland,, : l5lUc; miGdlina ''li lib
Wien ia jc lower compared WIN ycstrioay pres
Rats on ,4ld nlddDg>. 1T which grades ONE" 'h'i
middIiugs may delivered on c"hta.t; ram &C on
m ealing fair a. strict Sod miduihr -r on eoo
~ cciinS ,.lGc or low miding 1-lGc OIL s'fie; tooi
o,alnsty l3.l6c of good ordinary. l',e on good my
alag hinged even st-ct mddllng, stained $50 o..
niudling stained 7lGc OH; -,ret low hiidiins s''c''
"0.3.c Off low midciiuc, sia!LeI. 1sc OIL - -, ,.,.
Tho statistical position % .o'ton ~ MAUI W " ~
Mornings chronicle" i a. follows
Ths week. Last week. last year.
,.,.n,o supnlv t.6l1,.p3 40U1,D 80! 81
OF Which American. -al.17oS 41;.%lt Y?2 -,
Game u si-.' , ua1'- WV lu ali !OJ so 9j.7Cj
II.s,noo, ,able,spot cotton fair demand freely met
prices easier sale lOcoO bl s,ccuatioh ana cN.
nrort 600 bales American. $500 bales re cils 'p"
bales; American. $500 baic, vriiaIy 80 ,s ,1i
osdnsry lie; low Inlddlns: $40 m4dlns' 30;
,cned siradv demand. n.Oferat ut from l-oG-"tH &c
cne. closed firm at from 16i0:Gd bct dcciir Jan
Nm v. February 42b Feb nary March i52 Mach' Npr
Abs: Aprl-May. 4lGofl1 May June tISa ~ I
Io3b January. 4l.b. 49,, III, -,
roFt IE-The market for coffee opened dull WIN Jshn-
arr bids 10 points lover. and Others from unehaigu 20
roints lower only 80 BAGS were sold on th' eau anu
,msx wa, al decline Of 10 10 points ana IN" market
closed steady IN tone 81 tHc i"Nrst prs
- tic session The weakness OF che market wiz que
q, ,orsI selling brought about the apathy Of IN" SPOT
&C. uarSrt and iv the unsatisfactory form Of Fui ol' an
.d.ic.s The iIa,ic market reported cul ~ IRON
Unchanged prices 10 r. higher with sales OF 'Vv' Oas
Ionco VA, dull at unchanged 10 30 low"r iiahDui VIZ
o~Irt and UNCHANGED with sales Of 1000 b'gS im',e
srs N, sdvces from Brazil. The market contracts closed
bzrely steady and 10 10 points lower Inc SOL Nef'
follows.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

STFkElNF.-Mar.ft dnet DNt HI1n 1''U NUot"I ~ =
quoted nj BE-.
TALLOW- Markct easy nnotcd az sc.
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Gorsrs un0 Carriages:
~ .-4sss-s 49, -
ESTABLISHED 1884.
J. IT. QUINCY = Co.
CAI.j.IAGE MAX Frs.
Citn f,ca! estate for Sale.


RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 1OSth-st.-
Substantial artistic. detached hau'e; ie~
prrTHsi .rN XIV 20. Is BROADWAY.
VALUABLE Ave. corner ,a trs,Iry or mc
buvor: might tx 'hangc NIXON. 20 Bway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

.iJ New burch. y. '.
A1ENCY FOL: Mon CLAl k:-f;esi.
dense properties of all descriptions TO- sA's
a1d 10 let; furnished houses.
ri niiS Z TAYLOR. D.ekman.ss.
sIfsTu Or\NGE (MorfroSc Park. y.
l. tor ,aln mm dat, pJ>scssioii. nlnd-
SOM residence; every odcrn appointment
pacious rooms and piazLas; ) bithr'"ms
!.Fer stables: c3rrlaT" ana rohchnhah
rous.: beautiful lawns: high clc'1t on
rfrct restricted ncichb)rhoC d: mar clcc-
rrir rod. churches. hoo, and st1tion'.
Apply 10 EDW. =. HAMILTON & Co..
-, Broadway
SUPERIOR LEVEL FARM for lots;
30 m.n,t"s Oh: improvement close rP;
cheap. PIERRE V. J.. HOES, 60 WALL
s. Room a.
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u1ork Uanteo.
Males.

PKINTER.-Good ell round man world
like position rs foreman OF first-rlass Office;
exi cricn,et, reliable: eool references: L.
J. 4. iIILLGHOVE, C25 Fast l3oth'st.
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tor GaIr.

For state o. Trade sec paT" c.
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Cou1trn Erel Gstalc fer 5ale.

DESIRABLE country ie>iuchce,
hllf.u.ilc from Ncwhufgh; =; a. e. :
whole or p,rf. or rent. Address Lock bon
-. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22

COACUMAN.-B u competent and re-
liable MN: Npai,cnccl driver and most
thor,rgh grcm: clip and dress nor afraid
Of hail wor'( furnaces and c'ierall, usc-
ful city 81 COUNTY, > vca-s' l'fcrtT"c
from OF" GENT nan IN this city. T.. d.,
Tribune Cllrc.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-05
Dry Bread as n Disipfectant.

Every one knows the cleansing power of rubbing dirty surface with bread crumbs. This is the germ of the Berlin method.
 A writer in medical magazine de- scribes the operation as carried out in two rooms where child had died of diphtheria. Four men were engaged. After everything that could be subjected to steam without detriment had been removed to the disin- fecting sta tion all the things were removed from tho walls, and the men began rub ping these with bread Ordinary German loaves are used, AS hours old. The loaves are cut into substantial chunks about 6 inches square, the back of each piece con sisting of the crust, thus allowing of good purchase walls are systemat-a ically attacked with strokes from above downward, and there can. be no question as to it's efficacy in cleaning them nor does the operation take as long as one would imagine. The crumbs are swept up and burned. After this the walls are thor oughly sprinkled with per cent carbol- ic acid solution. The floor is washed with per cent carbolic acid solution, and all the polished woodwork and ornaments as well
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-05
REUBEN F. KoLB.
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 two weeks, at least, by regular appoint msnts; let there be readers who will come before each meeting with such literature as may be available. Let every instructive article be well read aloud that it may incite inquiry and discussion orally. 5 Let the fires of a nc oble patriotism be kept alive in all our hearts and the clouds and darkness will lift and drift away. We have no common funds to pay expenses of ora- tors, but am confident the plan of club and the public exhortations of neighbors with each other will serve great end and produce the best results.
 1 advise my friends and supporters to pay no tax money to any collector of state taxes for awhile.
 I advise those tax collectors who value the cause l represent, and which will as. suredly prevail in the end, to delay all pay menls Of state taxes into the state treasury until an impartial hearing be had of our complaint under q fair and honest contest law.
 If Colonel Oates and his faction fear not the truth, if they court equity and are ready to abide by justice, they vii hesitate at nothing to remove the color of dishonor from his title to the office he has seized by arms.
 Again I say, my contention is alone for the execution of the guarantees offered by the constitution of my state of liberty for all. demand Of the legislature that actlon which every member on oath has bound himself solemnly to take in the observance of the constitution.
 1 trust there will be no misunderstand- ing of the temper of the people l represent. Remember, fellow citizens, these same men and their offspring eane nobly to the rescueof Alabama from anarchy twenty years ago. They have not changed. They love their race now as then. Would any faction drive these men into despair and resistance? God forbidI
 The battles of democracy in Alabama have been ever fought by them, time im- memorial. The victories of democracy in Alabama are their victories. They are not now degene crate; they are true and loyal. They understand political freedom. None can teach them ill it's principles; its prin- ciples were drank in with their mothers milk.
 These original democrats of Alabama say today they espy the approaches of undem- ocratic menaces. They see for themselves a vault1ng am bition controls where states men should have their places. E If the general assembly will bring reason to treat with the facts, the justice de- manded will be accorded well and speedily. Upon it's own head rests the question of peace or discord in Alabama.
 R. F. KoLB, Governor. Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 8, 1894.