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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

FOR SALE-Farms in Morris, Passaic'
Sussex. Bergen. counties; city and country
residences. RYERSON. Room Is. so LID
cry. n Y.
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cIIANRERMAID &c.-By a respectable
girl. Will do waiting. test references no
objection 10 country. NJ DERMOTT. 2Os
East iith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

FOR sALE.-Business property In Hacken-
sack. y. j.. paying about 1 per cent ne'
on investment $1,000 cash required Ad-
dress BUSINESS PROPERTY. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16

FOR SALE-Country residence. 30 acres.
dwelling - rooms. barns and other build
ings; fruit: high elevation; no malaria. ;.
NJ MYERS. BOX lG2. Turner's. orange
County, y. \.
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ATTENDANT. COMPANION, secretary anu
reader to invalid gentleman oy youns
Englishman OF good address ana eouea w,
tms, disengaeed: unexceptionable city ret-
erces. Address EvERARD. II w. 3oth-st
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NOTE.-Send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LADY reduced in circumstances will ex-
change pawntickets for diamond rings
and gold watch for some decent wearing
apparel and small amount OF cash. "A
dress ADVERSE. Box 20. Tribune once.
FRENCH LADY. going abroad In spring
with her daughter. studying art. oner.
the advantages Of her home In Paris Ad-
dress MADAME. l02 Berkeley Place.
Brooklyn.
PERSONS going to Paris next spring. brief
or long stay. study or sight seeing. please
communicate with Nm" GALDOT. lO2
Berkeley Place. BrooklyA.
PORTRAITS painted in oil colors from
photographs. 50 and upward also. 4
valuable collection OF paintings FOR SAFE.
DAVID FOX. 2S5 eth-ave.. - bell.
WANTED TO BUY.-Entire household ef-
fects Of parties who wish 10 sell private
" and for cash Adore CONFIDENTIAL.
Room ~ - broadway. -
WHERE to buy hair goods is the ques
ton The finest goods al the lowest
prices can be had at J. HYMAN'S a99
Bedford-ave. 629 Fulton-s'., HrooK'yh'
CO Newark-ave.. Jersey City. y J.
FOR SALE.
.-.~~~NN~oNN~~~o~~S-N 0-0> NlNN-O~ -.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of household
furniture carpets, etc. Will be solo lues-
dav next 10 80 a. m. at 1903 West 33d ST..
near 9th ave.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines iu!.y
Guaranteed: machinery bought ana eN
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Mad'-
son-st. -----------
At E.-Furniture OF two con-
meeting. long established. hrst-C.aS
boardinC-houses. near 9th ave. ana Cathe
dral sol 6th-ave.
FURNISHED BACHELOR APARTMENT
in cosey house and locality central iuI
ni,ure and lease for sale; steam hea, lu''
occupiel. D.. Rox l24. ,242 Broaa""g.
MAHOGANY $500 upright piano. .arE.s'
size three pedals. latest imptoN,IlrnsS'
standard makers. any REASONABLE oher Nc
cented call or address PIANO. $40 Schei-
nerhorn-st, Brooklyn.
PARTY I'm needy circumstances VIII sen
recentlv purchased magnificent mahoEanS
urright piano: standard makers 10 NUN MN,
bug: Sl2j II sold Immediately A'f WIZ
l5th-st.
pARIOR SUIT. six pieces; sell GnsSHH'
pI'RG 'asi 9Th ave. "a floor.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

3S4 WEST BID ST. Floor 10 let In pri
waite house; rooms and bath; all light.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Ney'-York January %. 1898
pFANs AND PEAS-BOth the export ana nome Wsde
ar, Very lght and Is weak feeling a along me
H.. General sales Of were az ~ 10 but We a
Of oners 10 sell at 2sc les Medium are haa % rars d.
-, a. Pea were To- 81 32la and values foi az y,ne
Se,fes were hat nominal California Si1al "ntr
va t.lJ little higher, 81 3op$l 22'2, and NINA aIe
a.. I-.c, meas moving out very SLOWLY W l.ut,,
iaa,. domestic, choice per bush 81
,,fi,nl 81 80 yGtsl 81. do pea. ~ 80 o. N"l
r o. 81 5Onsi 53 do. red kidney. 81 gDqN "a ao
r,I s,r, 81 GDnsl G5 do. ycow eye - ~ "a % .@
r,rn,e 81 30 DO foreign. pea old si~s. io ~ has
ign medium. siusi 10; green peas o' 'o' WV
~ DO Scotch. zoe ,, o., h.s, GRADES If fresh
~ ,,.,,v wei, again to-day. ana ue ma ,.
c'D = shade hsincr fancy MARKS, ion.
relcpI o. and II looks II the recent as'uh,
eraiN a. lean up Jobbers have 50 1 muun ,ps" ,bcv
VIII soon t an The basis Of present values ma, "a,
IN ne p1 20 buy some stock ahead ffsss .r az made
are dlspos ,ades OF fresh and all Sorts 9i % m e,,e
ou, :o% sr raggng There Is NOT mncn n,na Imitation
goods ar i'.s re little more tian ho'hhi1' anr
dairy ana ,,Sly sustained but factory Is SOW srd
y quote: Creamery. state. o"s,i & a, rs Isf
aFss 70 seconds italic % dunS a. sH' s made
Isle STATE aa'f' do hiras 10 rss lCai.c sHie y a1rrs
sp,lre i4aise o. nes i3ai3sc; do fourihs to hrr"
agias r.Ils th continued good demand from Inc
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan % p.cial.-t1icago had 10 run It's own
when, market today pretty nearly everybody else being
cnt on by the storm Things were kept going pretty
furiouslv though In rpe the absence Of outsilFfs
There was very strong start break OF almost Ia cents
and then partial recovery The close was !. cent under
"Wednesday MAY opened G3i. cents sold between 1'
aG2i cents and closed GA cents The Incident early
WIS the ving Of a million bushels ~ wheat by hro''
Mitchell which went down to schwartz pupr', am %
ner prossionais II rank were On the selling SO,
The bulls chiciy di-ai point,! over cnhl'f 10 %
vlf, oulv cents advance. cables declared Argentine
rgc had ioen xaree-a,ed Northeastern receipts were
liberal i3G cars. against ~ cnfs 1' acnnr mining
last tn" weather 'fn'li.n"b
through Illinois and Indiana WIN srrn tvcr
purchases far this week hsSing uesn as Nv Az nnenn
just soon ~ the Armour Iuf , i,~ r, ,r u,tle
market got 10 put figure hut men lurh," np ,i
on tho break thcr" was s'in' @ , nnole,ei
ca,. ~ roor wire service They large from New
300 600 bushels ~ wheat am io 9o. cn,s
com was quiet losing a cent May "p'''u az 10, -
sd b.tw.en 2gaa2ll. cents. ana closed a; 2'l cents
The support TO prices was The We, w's avn r,ay 4s0
o.pis wcr. liberal boz cars. the estimate TOT 30
ears The trade here affected by the W'h,i''s w
q, the scaboard Professionals are getting lHe srns,a s3
benrish hecause of the elimination oi unr SHUT ''''
Elevntur people are the best sellers. , , ro,so May
oats followed corn keeping within : cent rans' ons
Provisions were SLOW but steady. There was pro
cents over "Wednesday $40 G2is lard lust at Wean"ss
day. price Nay at 81 '2 Ri '' Irec s cS"iT Dt said the
sririy Of hogs was more 10 the advancing prca man
hog The receipts TO Gay M'.e ~ ,.1 ~
,,rls' thc estimate for Friday 10000 Prices were uh-
changed -, .,os., n. e2i. cents.
cas At Gg7 cents Pus MAY corn closcd ai .'s cents
calls ~ -u2S,s cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

price. sympaheicaiv with the advance in wheat but
later easier feeling prevailed the developnk
IN very pronounced manner In the options Pres
sure was pronounced January and the close
nc decline this option. from that TO sc
advance July The large interior receipts pressure
or cash the market be explanation
of the weakness. Cash corn dull No vas quoteo
at January price. closed 3Ja,c.
IL 00O bush sold 35c. elevator 12OoD
bush old No 43a44c o afioat. according
time. and loading loads No 2
reported private .OATS-The trade in oats
finds very little enthuse these days The
Of arrivals West active and the demand IL OF very
Prices are
basis and occasional small lots worked but
enough be important factor. The market
to-day unchanged NC decline. Cash
moderately active and fairly steady Sales i6OOO bush,
including 9OO0 No oats at 24%Q24i2c elevator; l2NM
bush 3 oats o3ix d23ac: carlos No white. al 2Gc,
600 bush No white 24a.c: $1,000 bush track white.
2sc 900 bush track mixed 25isc BAiutN
Market Inactive quoted at 35q47c for low feeding 10
choice mailing .MAIT-narket duh at 4sa5Sc.
RYfc-Marke quet at 43d 45c BUCIIN NIiFAT-Mar
kei steady; rriine State quoted at 3sGl3ss &c spot
to-day. closing prices for the prevous
closing prices the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARK ET.


HEEvEs-Rccclp,s were u cars dr 7S2 head-i0 cars
for export alive a ,r West SIDE siaush'erem ana
dull ciy dressed requrs, o'.a'c per
,r ~ ~" a,,e,s r,'r, ,i,v Tho ,bf%e cars of
reported sod welne-lay ct 81 70 per 100 Ii
cALvFs- Receipts :, hral. and fuIly 80 head were
SOW at scan, yectia, prices Abou, ~ head wore
So M 10 a. M the 200 On n ycssg ~ and tarnyals 1i s ars a. A. @
3! p few seected do a. - to mixed calves at 81 op
rcs % a aS for % e @ dl caves Tr "ad es.c @s for for
SALES &. DncnbacE Il veas l2o ID ayerase a, 50 80
iei and bafnyari calycs. 300 n. at s. o.
acnGc GS5 II o 'f' 9cas ,S' iss % H. at at S s % . ii barn
yard calves 29i n at g 90 % 90 2o n at s. - G GS n
at 81 =, do $50 r. AT 81
qEf aHEGF ASb Mq m S p i ID g dSs sS 30 or 52ss
3 cars for butcher. direct and y cars for the m@kr
sil~ Tn was deinoralized. with heavy
cn@I c per loo h. and az the Upper ,ars trade was
while Jersey city bu tc morc than half the
fary 70 prime sheep .oid a, s2a5asa a5 per 100 NJ
porter at 81 80 common 70 extra prime lambs at 81 & .SG
s. ss sG cs @ q %"e % ad n % dsl s % ana s
ton Of s stock far bionG all H. S % mGrir GT- G1ss
few choice car.asscs lrinerg So; nm >, -.u o
81 % 100 ~ s Go Coz 70 H. H. os at 81 % % M 20 n &c. g
H. at s. 75 b, OHIO sheep ~ n 50 so 30 DO sc in
d. s Y 40 Of IL 'S at sfs s. o 70 yhsaa @ do S n
.sl ? ~ Aslel's ics g I,:5@ "n".s ,a' = " Il
Western lambs 90 n at - % 25l DO. ~ ~ at 50 ~, IN
\ Iudd A. CO.. OHIO she l3O H. at 50 90. 1913 do ~
n at 81 - Indiana do lO3 H. - 20 ivS State do
~ n, at sS 10 l2G Western lambs 80 No. 81 10. also
late "Wednesday ~ lambs, ~ II. AT So
j. Wkerson: .22 Ohio sheep - N. at 50 % less ~
lot; also late "Wednesday. lJJ Western sheep
90 n - l5
Hume Mullen: 60 state sheep W H. at So 80.
w'fi.rs. ll1 IL. 30: IS state
sheep 81 30. 81 do. l03 H. at g. 31z III DO 81
10 at 81 Western sheep and lambs 81 N. at 81 10
iIOGS-Receips - cnrs, 2ss, head. of which
I5 head sale Market firm n s. 2onSi 90 per 100 lb
Countr, dressed steady +i.ncigc per n.
snles-A. ". Lamb - STAT. hogs. 100 H. average. at
81 GO per loo ID.
Hume G. Mullen date Wednesday: 20 State hogs. 3i h.
7 1T 81 co. . state pigs. 80 H. ~ 81 -"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. January 90 1896.


CoTTON-The Liverpool market considered fairly
ssol arrivals showing net adyen,e Of 70 ~ points
Mos OF ,he rldng was for local account The first aN
@ sss rod up % points after Which ,sere % vas oss
q sme5ns Ike & % po 9nd abavd at SSgs ne sTb'
There covering by shorts they were induced
there was some s or ons areouH as we lne hue ay
siSeet placed lew bu,ing orders Private cables from
:coo bales crop It reported that senator Nelson.
had little or effect the market as the general idea
that such measure would not receive consdera
e S edse on local covering and ett off at the highest
prices & M i 5 s rm and ota sairs Of $s 500 bales Thc
NewYok spot marks; mar or was nD su
Memphis that farms that were idle last year will
s %s %FSIi dr , for the hrEaSsas section Ea,ay to Mem
phs expected that the Interior receipts Will show
r2% , 5ae asains, 27 last week AID GGs last year
Thtra is Further TAX q changes the India tariff on
bears claim mat small port reeep,s IS can be aefogniea for for
su,h on account Of recen, rains and receipts are
peced be quite good during FeSruary If Wsa'her con
NJ cred: the reports that receipts Will show much i'm.
SSysmn S5yssn fT6m lsHn now o. The omay weey ovee;
shows receipts Of G4"o bales against aoy sane same %k %
c s' ss SSsI against gains 49, 49, 600 % last year The
week we're 1000 bales against loo last year and since
January $4,000 bales agains, i2oN" ~ ,as, year, ,S
from cotton firms in NewYork great stress If iad on me
Of sold ana the nuroer OF
and horses sold the South for next crop In the con
saeraton of this. question. two things are Io sehl ot
&c cotton wear ana no mules WEE
purchased and very little guano was bought, Now u're
are horses mules this county ana IL WI" tak@
one mule to supply the deaih ra'e ana worn
m stock 60 sale 81 stock s ohly ha'ura
usno Is now used winter crops oats ana wheat anu
also corn Four ago II was only usci TO- '"'0o
". a. not think in this county VIII ne '
Der cent. farmers viii never I've caught asAh VIII
corn ana meat regard to cotton htlu We hll'N
~ me v.arehous. here that 22Jp bales has now
cniv 225 bales gone foreign ports Ihe re,elp's
for he
below iiOHn bales against l2312i last week ana - ~
as, The receipts New-Orleans truaY tSii-
nr AT 10 bales against 4l" sam" 1aA ds'
week so last year. ana Goss two years ago ne
loCo same lay last week and sg2s ias' ysat o9o
Cr 2g. bales against g 49, ana I.fi3 mobile ~
ta -s against 90 and 1,342 savannah Loo ot,ss
against 2G37 and 4G7s: Charleston ll.. a. na . aio
H and 3Jo Nor 293 bales. against 700 ana -.lp
Memphis 227 bales against 5c9 and l10l i hous'o'
444 bales against 2.a1t and III The
Houston Friday are estimated at 20" 10 -"V0 D'''''
against 40 day last Ncar ,,.~ N,.. .,a
Gnenlnr range ana close to-day and closing oids 'e
previous nigh; and last year follow; , r,s, 1as,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

Fast Liberty. 23.-Cat'le-Hccepis light. Market
steady prices unchanged. Hogs-Recepts light Market
slow. prices shade lower Medium weights, ~ 3Dnsi 30;
Workers and prime Ugh hogs 81 2ousi % heaty
.raI,s 81 lOUs4 H.. roughs. sass 80. Shcep-Suppy
light Market dull. Vcfy little doing Common - prime.
81 1s4S3 ~. lambs, S3nSi ~
Kansas city. Jan. q -catue-I.ecepts. BE-, head
Market fair demand Native stees 81 ons4 ~; do coas
hcifers. 81 iOq$J ~ bulls. - tUus3 %.
s3GS3 10 Texas steers - TO- calves
sGGslO Hogs Receipts. lO.O5i head Market steady.
Top price. bulk of sair - O4s3 ~ Sh-ep-R'ceps
.a, head. Mark-t steady. Lambs, SlnN.
i,unaD - ai-1a;feRecciisis last y hours. lIlu
head total far we~k T. 600 head for time
last week 5.s> head consigned through. 1850 head -
New York 1850 head. SALE 90 hend. market opened
steady for good. easy for common 10 ar grades closed
easy: fat cows fa good. s2uS. -. Nogs-Receipis
las hours 200 head total for week thu. far. y. 100
head time last week. aD.s2O head: consigned
through 100 head 20 New-lork l.r'O head: on sale
7jn head market opened SLOW and weaker; closed
for light grades. so1dy fnr others. mediums and heavy
81 ci workers. 3, e5psI 30 mostly 81 2Isg| 30: pigs
Z .J0 81 go: xHIS3 23 Sheep
and ainbsReccpp last - hours 10000 head total for
week so 500 head; for same tine last week
5000 head CONSIGNED through 400 head; 70 NewYork
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBINF PAGES.

500 head: on sale os head including 93 held
over market opened den oralized and prices lower with
but selling closed demorszed with good lambs. -
90 n selling late 81 35Q$4 j0 10 l0O n sheep
s. ,0Qt2 Canadas sold; loads here fair TO
prime lambs S4aS4 co. culls and common, - JOg3 70;
mixed sheep good choice SO 2$3 extra 81 lOdsS 30
cus and common 81 T5dS2 15 export sheen. s3ux3 ~
Yards Chicago Jan. 23-Cattie-Ke eipts
11OD head: steady: common to extra steers - 20
81 and feeders, So tOTSl cows ana bulls.
81 .Ods3 a.; calves. s3ds3 60 Hogs-Receipts. "a 900
head firm heavy packing and shipping lots - gds 10
common 10 choice SO 90f<4 Is; pigs So 2HS4 %
sheep-Recelpts 10000 head weak inferior to choice
50 JOd 81 -: lambs. 50 25nS4 90
ST. Louis Jan Catte-Receipts. 3.301 head: native
steers s3ds3 so cows 81 1882 81 calves. S'is' %
1881 steady heavy 81 vgst }o mixed
81 70aSl light 80 WFsi. sheep-Recepts, S5o: natives
50 %. lamhs So 3OaSt p.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan o3-Cotton firm mldunh,g, -, :" nnd
low mddng o i0c good ordinary. ' % sai l., les.
gross receipts. 2sO4 bales; exports coas'"'se' -'
sales 1896 bales: stock l,.23S bales o. 80, u,,
Norfolk Jan. 23-Coon hrm; midd,ng nn and gr"s re-
cnpis 2Dc bales exports to the Connrh ,ioo va % m
coastNIse $50 bales; sales IO3 haes' s'o'N' "'"'
bales. ,o,ldftrg
Orleans. Jan 23Coton steady: gooI g, rdnars mds
SIC. middIng middling, f%c' spou o,u'".s
1-iGc: receipts. 4.sl2 bales gross o' on
ports Great Britain. l.ogi bales c,as'"'s' '' ~
sales > $50 bales: stock 3Gi,2ol bales -, ,,i,,,u
savannah Jan 23-Co,ton quiet but steady mdu'ng; ~;
7ac. low mlddllnC 1.c and gross rrctipts' ''
bales exports les bales; saieS ii'o pes'
sfyc bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
COURT.

- In the matt,r OF application Of the Board OF
Education by the Counsel The Corporation Of the City
Aldermen and Commora.ty oi the Ci,y q New York. TO
lands the southerly side OF ElGHTi-SECoND
STREET between Avenues A and B; in the Nineteenth
Ward said city. duly selected and approved by said
a for school purposes, uncsr and IN pur-
provisions OF chapter ioi Of the Laws of
1883 amended by chapter ~ OF the Laws of 1870.
Pursuant to the provisions chapter i9i OF the Laws
lsss amended by chapter 30 of the Laws OF 1890
SPECIAL Term OF said Court 10 be held In Part at the
County Court House in the CITY OF New-io on ; me
that day. soon thereafter as counsei can Ds
heard thereon for the appointment Of Commissioners VI
Estimate In the above entitled matter - ,..,, a.,
The nature and extent OF the mgro'eulent pro- n'y anan %
tended the acquisition OF title BY The Mayor Anen
Commonalty o the city OF New iSK 20 esr'aa an
lands premises. with the buildings thereon ana ,he
appurenances thereto belonging. on me sou'helN sus
OF Eighty street. between Avenues ana - N
the Nineteenth Ward OF said city In fee simple spso'us
Of isss as amendd by said IS q the Laws Of
IsU poSea 'Ts bs p he Board Of Education school
purposes under and In pursusnes ot 'ne & t
said chapter IS Of of 1890 being the following
dsscribed lots pieces or parcels OF land namely:
Al thofe hos bsrs ssrsn n I s &nseenh Ward the City
New York which taken together are o1unasd ana de-
scried as follows beginning at point on ,ne son'1eIy y
line Of Eghy-secoad street distant easerly Ys feet from
he nont Formed ly the Intersection OF the souhey line
81 tshtysecond street with the eas,ery line OF Avenue
A. running thence souhery raseI ,',s Mn - Ayenn
block thence cae parable GlS M street ss
a. a. FEEL and 8 inches thence northery. parallel with
Avenue A. los feet inches TO the souther:y line Of
eriv line OF street 81 feet inches to the
pon, or place. OF beginning. go. ,ooc
Dated New York. January lsth lsoo
FRANCIS II. SCOTT. Counsel 10 the Corporation No.
Tryon Row. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24
EI.RnprAN rRnnI,cE MAHKETs.

Liverpool Jan -. 3.3i =. -esf f-ENfru India moss
firm 7Js prn" nrm a. 5s- 81 Pork Prime nf--
Western a1s -. DO medium firm a. a. bl
Uams-Shor cut. about 10 O. iG y steady ~ Gl
Cumberland about - - - H. dull AT BE 81
about - ~. dull a. -'s long clear mlllrH
abou; - n. dun ~ - o. long ana short clear niddlc
about H. dull .1s Cl Shoulders. about - 20 j. H.
dull al 2Ts. i.ir1 lrmn Western. spot, dull ~ %'s
Cnccec- American fines; white an coorei nu nj as
Talpw Primo ctr dI 90 IL. cofnaf'"i OIL Liverpool
refined sioaiy ai IL 0l Spirits u iuIlenin' steady al
2is. Nosin''o ''onmon steady AZ - fl Wh'n'-S ~ = rcd
winter "a rs ~. Northern spring nrm - ~
Fl1lr-S Louis fancy winter firm az = 81 'trnNixed
Western spot. new steady - 2a.d. January dull n
gid February dun at % 2i.d March dull al b 2i4L
IiOps AZ L0nl1n-Ia rhc COasi slealy N 4Oll5Os
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

ash mutations were NJ follows. F1our here
s. spring wheat, ~. Feic, No spring wheat. 3sza
co. hy samps No rcd 90 s9Sec " 9orp 2'ttS; 2t,
no W nasseed 52s prime tng'hy sod So e5 nom
4 s, e9sat, 81. .har, ribs i.s ooss 5c4.as5
dry salt~ shoulder ox"d - 75IN short clear sides
Ecf rnon "SaTs ' fl ',' lo.ec p, 'S oil XIV a.
market steady. creamery. 10 nrsis ligi~
ad. ."igs ian Egg ur l S .,sas s' pa;.ds 4: asa 10
spring patent 80 'oas. 20 Wheat ,hecepir Ugh, nrme,.
y, white. 2Nisc niV~d EAR = ua,- acii."' ~ ~,
1a1r 1'S' .s. sl - famT. sii = Lard o5scr. steam
i,af CSC. fcie lard. c. primo steam aies 'ig) 'oc
.s. se sh,r, clear sides O. Dry salted
'.e Shoulder. a.. short ribs SIC loose short
sgie, ea, STEADY, sales 4ce bll. A. 81 %
milwaukee. Jan % What orenei &C. higher but hut
.eii 70 ese ana closed A. ceisc cash nominal Sample
When, closed easy. " / x1rthern oiaoisc. No North
gsaG34a. 40 choice. 3asc rye nrm So nd for
Nav No !. - arrive ioc W spot. 3sc Flour un-
changed
rnelolrea Jan e,m,y held o, a., ,he
Market irregular ami trading light con'rac wheat, jan
. $500 FgerSr, ,rn 'o.s sIh. 5e M.r" .,rai: 5ii
q.~f. local earo's IN hh~r, supply ana weak nnast as
3t. March 23483a.e. Arm. 33heS4c. oats MsrEei
f4i.i under noi~rat" on"rngs but demand T., .-
:. a25,. Tceaar, 2t,o2'.e. March. 2saS'c ri Arri'
= -'sc linii"r qn'r, hut '''se3 ,eyy. d
ininl madernie rennrylvans nrsts i7,sgl- me',en tern
changed other articles unchanged
Louis Jan ?3-Isa ue,hARssd hrn- Brsn '1sEri Io
1ry coi,c MAY GS.c ia July Ole Com nrmer. Janu-
ary 2''lc Nav. 2oso hii July ~ md 0nis lo%,r w..
SO g.. id oi2is Lori armer. choice 81 90 Bacon
hdet So ing Si1 tnr a Io onss Ss ?ser % '@s eeaf
rii- 5,c clear sides. 5sc High vine st"ady a. 81 y
, NJ s',c q. n, &C. Iron lies, 70 Hemp tNines 9c
icad eaaiy a, sof, Missouri and de-lverlzel
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

The rnsrtet shows some activity. with w weaS pH No
5S sS5 S aSa qs 49, cr No d seady ,,E GS
wElcb gives good aggregate business ana III. ~
cioss steady 10 We note sales iae ye'crs ss md
iIssS, i5sss, offered at 'Se and NO 0s'. ~ ,., ,,s.,
Flour AND MEAIThe setback in ne wheat @ iaise DATES
holding on hoping more stsfa,9ry ypromcnt 1srls over
ea IN ne week while to bu, rates were lVgis' nsnfs
sss g sass ysI g. 100 'sgs 81, srss c' e
sos s D. s 81 CIV 90 ss,sS sS: sls !. s 3
siqSi io 10 o 81: fines 81 ISgs2 - 50 ao 90 sacks
sTcaNHEAT fiorKfary acys y,, so lss1 s9a a.
sa E 80 % t5s i5s' at nd 81 ,6gss
So s e. w1ser aa ss 8 Ss2 ME "a
SO que, co.rSs Sa0'7S 5ie nii:tDne Quoted: ,o
:seec GO r. 5igeesc som s5%@cSSSS SdouI iSp5p ssop
Csc city feed o2isa'5c ooonseed meal N"si o'' ''
GRAINwnEATT Trade TO-DAY IN wheat se@sen - re-
Of a waiting character with buying so,rw' o,, one
,e 5s o,1ng sn tn ,se s sea - so gain OYER
Of yesterday ana during the forenoon tn, ,uslress
was dul the market hcayy Abc", in,da@s aa ,be
asrss, saSs sss' tsia to Se be & no Ts
has been .ui,e Encouraging this ~e,k h'1 LIN - he cor
sssSSndns ss;sn sss ae sS %ee u ia 90 bush from
~, shom,ht az n,s" ,oa,Ss n % on ls Visible supply
70 e issueq Monday are more positive VEN IN ine Argsn
recently ,na ne nns m are laying great stress
On India australia. other nsni adyices i'p ~
isussa indicate heavy stocks on ha'G s,c.s
= claimed tina; dealers holding fof nigh, pwen
during the part Of the session the niarhe ,or
sndcaflons pressure considerable long wheai o
vale and drop Of about cent bnshrl rom LII ,;,,,s
Vas seen although before the close ,hers was
vuyns by traders accompanied Dy 'hlK aD,ht POI ~
r,seibllilcs abroad ard prices advanced i'hf"t
somewhat unsettled al unchanged nc decline ,'ash
rneat vas dni but steady Sales included SVv M 80 ~
os'sa s Msniioa q 2sn2c under MAY ahSsl c over
me 5000 bush No Northern. New YORK ~ - 80
rSy snoat. and 5000 bush spring wheat p 90
isrms May closed at o3le: red quoted Of .,:
Nv TX fob b anos, 70 Northsrn pnin,nis ssos, ~
$W-The market for was very ouirt to-cay ou ~
New-York tribune., 1896-01-24

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND svpscRIPTIoNS, FoR
cEIvEp At THE THROWN ovFicE, No i,2i2 broad
way, 2d door north OF Thirty -irst-st.: and ADNER.
TIsEMENTs a, the following Branch odces 2ss
i5I Four,-aye. Fourteenh-st: $50 Thirdaye.; I60
Thrd-ave Forty-seventh-st- l020 Thrd-ave near
li2 Columbus ave-; 81 Avenue A: i3s5 Third PSI
West secon1-s l5i9 Second 55t Third AVE:
i.33s Thirda,e 2O5i Thrd-ave between one-hundred-
and-twelnh and One-hunired- and thirteenth SITS.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, 100 East One-hundred and
twenty ATHEIST 2iS One-hundred hfth-
and 320 West Onr-hundrei and forty nftn-st to
y. regular office rates.