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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-08-29
In Behalf of the Public Health.

AAOtC dIe dboul tWtuuy I'VE CdSeS vi
typhoid fever in town and vicinity, all
of which are traceable to the use re-
Gently Of spring or we'll water.
The surface washings from rain this
year have been unusually free, and
the percolations from the hog-pen no
less so. Hence, the springs and wells
have been more or less poisoned with
the very matter In which typhoid ger
inmates and grows.
Two years ago DR.. Timothy Griffith,
speaking to Council, warned that body
of the danger to which its tolerance of
the hog-pen subjects this town.
"Some day." said he, "there will be
an outbreak of typhoid fever that aoiN
arouse you"
Whether that has come cannot yet
be stated, but the several deaths that
have occurred from the dreadful dis
ease are manifestly chargeable to
somebody's neglect.
1t is not enough to close the wells or
to stop using spring water.
To make assurance doubly sure.
stop the use of water from wells and
town springs and abolish the hog pens.
Wrong Premises.
A very bright young man in this
town read the following on the back
of silver certificate:
This certificate is receivable for customs,
taxes and all public dues, etc.
He then stumped the bystanders by
asking
If that be so, mhy does the government rant
gold to pay duties?
A silveaite then came to the JOUR
NAL, tapped the great paper as an in
dividual on the shoulder and, pointing
to the questioner, remarked
There goes man who knows the A, B, c,
X, Q and u of the whole business
The JOURNAL is an admlrer of the
young man; hence, it regrets being
compelled 10 inform him that govern
ment does not borrow "gold to pay
duties"
Gold is 6orroeced to keep up the ,fund 9th
sohich the legal tender greenbacks are reaeem-
able.
But the fact that duties can be paid
in silver certificates is one which goes
very long way toward making the
present silver circulation equal in cur
rent value to gold.
1t is. therefore, with our bright
young man" as it is with every sill
verite-he can make no progress what
ever unless he starts wrong.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-08-29
ORDER NISI.

William C. Devecmon, Trustee,
as.
John Weston ct uI.
In the Circuit Court for Allegany county
sitting in Equity.
No. 1862 Equity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-08-29
Cards..
CHARLES G.. WATSON

HRFlCE in Meats Opera House, over Git
A)Men's National Bank. All legal business
Promptly attended to. Office hours from to
II .. M; to 5, and 6 to 8 p. m. Anyone
wohGnga Building Lot call on him. Lots at
psicss to suit anybody. August 15-y
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeWYO!k January . 1870
' ca Or 10 siss&,c;ar. hee&Si car; snd for
cars for "a. maiiet. The latter were held for Wednts
days Feeling firm. city dressed native sides nm
Liverpool quote refrigerator beef higher at .soe%c per
American s'ces sell ne at eF 0i9c per 10 esuatsd @
shambe-g son. 100 head for swarzsehid Sulzoerger
| 5nI si,op for Long CO.. and 2.l4O quarters or
hcef for N Morris The Richmond Hill for London car
res cattle for Schwarzschild & sulIberser. On
Wednesday tho Britannc takes out $50 quarters Tor East
cAI.vES%Receipts 81 Read, Steady for all sorts Of
cNlyes yT 50 5a rs g. Wcs'e.ns on sale Dressed
calves higher the nnder grades showing marAea az
dressed at smlligc and to l2c Tor prime unfIosen
stock u;e calves 5a7c, dressed barnyard and West
Sale sandcfs veal 1870 h. 50 ner 100 n 2
vcas H. s. 90 barnyard calves. iG' o at 50 oo
: I,fi & co: y yeas III b. at ss %; do, 9a H. at
So aTsya[l ca,i @ s a, @ 30 30 cars or 10 head
cars for export alive II for tho market sheep were
fr,n and a fraction higher choice lambs l'H21c his'i
Ter 100 H. fr fair b. coce sheep s. 1885 10 for medium
10 choice lambs ara - for clls res ed mutton @ tn a, AZ
4s5s 3o gsr '' '''' "'''''' '-' dressed LAMBS sou "
Saie- d. farrirg'on COS Ohio lambs s9n - average
al - - Ter 1O 13 Ohio sheep inl H. at 80 10 also soh
u Mcpherson 60 2lo Michigan lambs 81 r. a, s, -
ern aheep il3 H. si les do l9 H. at S4 d. III ID
81 -. ~, , , 3, ,o. =, vsar-
lngs and lambs To- at So 40 Ohio sheep llo ID d'
Sc 80: 10 do ZIG H. at So - or @,
! II Wi!k.rson: - Michigan lambs c2 M. al ~ -.
IIaicneck x Hollis lss canadian ana Nestef" la'S'
I" H. a. - 80 80 g., state sheen eteu lambs os H. 81
: imdi A. co 30 Penn,y van'a sheep few lambs u -
Al 81 90 also sold late Monday. - Kentucky sheep i''
IL; ";t1cs pcc,nts Il -ars or > head. None for sale
eiito Norinay nrner siM$4 - per 100 u; iae
DAY Mullen sold - Sat9 iss v S ~ arc per n:
fDr extreme weights.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

We quote: Carolina and louisiana common to ordinary
2ad3ac: fair, 3I3Lc; good 10 prime 3,,xA
lc; choice fancy. Jqjs4c extra head &C. java o.
By; Java in bond. 2Q2ee; Japan 2Auic; fa'"a' ="
ii.c. Patna IN bond. 2An3c. , ,,
SI'GAR-The London sugar market ruled steady ana
unchanged cane, Java quoted at Us lo'2d ana
refining los ID with beet steady at previous prices
January quoted at los Oh and February lis The o,ai
market for sugar remains irin holders oe"s Z, ,ha
posed To ask full prices spite OF the weakness IN e
Local prices still named al 80 io
10 test muscovado $40 for "6 test centrifugal aiia
3sc for ~ test noasses We note sale OF .'Vo
sugar basis ~ test at 3isc rue tnaiihe
refined sl quiet but there was no furtler
change prices quotations for eranIated berg @sc
TOEACCO-The narke; for seedleaf very quiet the
business being for several weeks past safes
amounting $50 cases including 100 crop 1879
New England Havana. 1OQ i6c; 30 cases. lsG Pennsy
vania Havana lie 100 cases 1894 Pennsylvania seed.
leaf on private terms. Foreign was quite active ana
frm with sales OF Havana al Csc 10 81 % ana
100 bales sumatra at COO to So 80 In bond 90 49,, . -.
WOOI-rhe wool dealers generally, especially those VINO
and they are therefore disposed to press goods for
therefore shows some nrnness on tne
surface the other hand buyers seem to be IN
different and taking small lots put they aie sp
he wesk we're about 300 70 including $4,000 10
There has been some demand Tor carpe, Woo
market for them is strong the threatened 'af,H
legislation apparently causing additional inquiry We
XX and above lS7ioc: X lGMl7c: cor-.ns. q blood.
lsq2c. combing i,nis blood. lla2ic: delane. lsgzVc
coarse 1922: pulled. 33Q3c 4 super pulled yo
33c + super pulled. 2GQ30c DO 22N2ic No pulled
2sTSio: Terrory fine rare do. fine medium. i14lf
do mciirm. l2Ii5c: California fan lo1llc dc. spring
growth f2ai9c Australian isaac; Cape l265 Sc Monte
vldeo l5N iGc. South American pulled. 2i1:9c; o,iio
conblrg fleece 24G2Gc Canada conbing pulled 2OpZ'c'
Enrsh woo's. 2i0occ Cape and Natal. ligice
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Ss: sy s'e @ 1iFss easa i,iHs
g IrtKwHEAr FI6tE~gll, at (, 8 8, 2sas l: 30;
se. s !9S S iGfs ss: go? g o a thu
3 ase 90 wls.lS sn 81 % s. Sss MA
steady. .ue'ed: Fine white. ssn.c me y.io"; & ~
sSv s s' or Sts Quoted i56 55aGce dolo 5 55oos o6
3e 3e0 SomHy i cop g. ssIIs neal sl o. oil neal
"2qa5c city feed quoted at G5c sales iso tons slS -
the wheat market to-day with trade Of a fairly active
promptly turned strong and there steady advance
s rSb s %hch were ' @ % some orega buying to good
local buyng and gh, offerings helped by smaller lrm
western receipts showed decrease COMPARED with
Week an as2 @ ar a' as car az ' The Words exports
sh Ing the Ames? m pI & & =, the S preons week The Rus
Ian exports for the last week estimated 500 600
RSl nanabaS aS'insi nd sny zpoTis os were bush
49, 600 spsh & M Dos S",v wIc % asa% a, eoan mTe' "fIF
"'ns M 80 10 ~ srinc wheat markets today
a 30 bush agsns bush seahoard receipts 92 rs
bush against 81 ~ bush total 452 "a b1sh against % 2
unsens political runners from abroad hai quite dis.
Wen some buying This feeling was ,snrlael by ,ae
hnls sue ol r M Inn, - ions shovirC n con-
higher with shipping houses putting good deal Of their
wheat, The sales reported we're all on private terms
iba % 100 bush 10 hard 30 10 Northern
2ifoo bush Of sprng wheat saaac not sle1'e m'ny ,
anoa; May closed at GI'c 40 Northern 2',@2,c
over MAY - anoa and so hard 3Apic over May
afoa-. 'Rradstrcet's visible made an increase IN
q bush east ~ Tho Rockies and de-
IN Europe and anoat at l2s,op bush Ine Inner
tcau etocks reported % ilfu'o bush. and European
- 800 bush CORN-rhe market for corn was fairly
active and strong strength partly due to the
yg started the advan" in wheat. partly 20 covering
AMI ariiv to falling or In the receipts
Thn arrivals to-day primary markets were $1,000 bush
,,nsi bush last and exports. 2IG~~ bush
bush. The exports from the Atlantic ports
for the week caded SATURDAY might &S 10 bush IN"
largest Of the season visible for the week
showed inc-ease of 315.upD bush. making the total
52l coo Tho close fsc net advance. Cash
dull but strong No was quoten At ;5'c ele
Na,or a close. Early 1uWn bush No : odd sold at
% zc elevator. Also geo bush No sold for export
private OATS The market for oats was very
quiet. but very steady There small business GONG
influenced In by the advance IN wheat ana
and par hy moderate flnug of In the primary
rcsolps Tho close Arm at iin"' net gain. III j.
srra"ts visible showed incrcas" of iiWD iGsh making
Ia 800 bush. cash oats were &c higher fll"s
were bush follow: lIonO bush No oatf. -.
p&r elevator u bush NJ white ~ elevator and 10
de, - bush track white. Jp2~c 40 Whlte
p hiG...... BARLEY Trade t. Hight and prc"s IN
changed at 33IlJ according Goo quality NAL. MAJ
ket quiet Prices range from 4SUf"'.
nominal carpir stili quoted 49, 40 iic !'' IN
WHEAT Market lull Primo state IS quoted a lSc
quoiat the closing prices for the previous
Ga, ani cons for the corresponding dar last year
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
AFTER IMAGINARY BURGLARS.

CRAZY WATCHMAN SHOOTS WiLnLY' AND Is
CAUGHT BY \ POIlCEMAN.
Ua.chman Thomas Grattan, employed by the
s,sldng-B.swel Company, bicycle manufacturers
9, No s. West Forty-second-si, went crazy early
Yesterday morning. While making the rounds OF
ne ttore about O'Clock. Grat,an thought he spied
Azure skullSing behind the counter. The watch
msr got somewhat scared and lodged 70 the rear
~ Z couple Of bicycle lie drew his revolver
and pcorel above the cases, waiting for a chance
:, shoot az the supposed burglar. At last Hra''aA
thought he saw d head come up above the counter
and ne fired at 4. The bullet did no harm.
Ry this time the watchmaI had become violently
insane. ard he ran around the store looking 10Y
more burglars and hourshing his revolver lie
knocked over several bicycles and golf STICKS ana
searched into hooks and behind counters and cases
looking for thieves. At last he ran into he streS,
rast Policeman Quinlan of the East tl,t3 -ilrSt-S'
Station who. having heard the shot fired, han run
up and was pounding the door ioT at.nl ttanCe
Grattan ran around the street for ie" minutes
but cid no harm. and as soon caught py Quihii'i.
vho took him 10 the station, from Which ne was
sent 10 Bellevue Hospital in an ambulance
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

t-h,,ea ian tSpccian Wheat TO-DAY @INAi'.u .it
..ut~ and closed th" Top May oi"hi az ~ 49,
I.v..n .>A. IJf. and close. Al yrs c'n. - d.
,f.. ,,crc a lutte shaty tut the closing ones W. u"
.,,,.,p Tlpr. "a drop ~ c'N-'lS
81, ,t ,ery 1..sci ~ r. reported Large buyers IN
nt close S0id thht l'tNH iN'ae'
had taken export taric IN ' AZ, NJ. ,,s.els
- ,ian thev have of late about 2oo'No basn',s
' vii. shipments flT the week were 'HouSt".e
,,D u,n bushels. Sclloard cafances "'i. ~
N,,l,n, l,,sn.i- almost fne entife ot livh
N,rl. the c.nsr tl'Ie W.
,.rr ,i.af the wheat harvest had been impi,'H -
W., ,.f- some liiu'htai o'1.
i,,t,y Nrn,oir Linn Baker. Champln. Biossrau @ @s,n
i,rI,,p. being ih, prominent figures some ot .'is
~ Louis uas covering - ihe Hosr ne s.r,
I,..,i increase and every dlscVtNa ~
t,ceips wesr liberal. ~ care against ~ '"'S Ids"
nni ~. ears last year ,..,, o., tho fnn Nav
,,ena a, aNi, sold between -, ana - "iu t, S
.nfs qns.r were lhe'al receipts ~" .aIS ru' ,
mt. ,,r "Wednesday out 2r' car. Nhmpirs w
..r"rg ana >, cent higher. s'hpoa.n ,, -,
- A.. Rockies u, $4,000 bushels s. LOUIS va @ ,ne M ~
,.,.f,,t market. t"t'iihS IN, = 49,.
IL, au innoriau lot az local ,NtrinS 9'uts a,,,.S
fr ttrensy ever sia,r 1Ic iofttnmrt crop ,s"'N9 u
-, wing no greater yield than IN ls>9 .
,sl- .s good "A as corn. - cent IL Wa 10y.
snc s0t ni hu'ias. COVERING - shorts Ne s'.s
- m .n a, the local Professionals. FRAZIER ana idt'"'
,,. i between ~. and 49,. and closed AT 1873 cilN'
f,...iu,s were - the estimate Tor N"ci"'
.av WAS oniy ninety cais. Samples "e'e = - = '
,..,rs had some reaction, pork closing l-'s 10 - :
,,',s. ,ouday: lard ~ cents under ribs cehls
,, .rh, nog receipts larger. 35"o. with 800
prices we're . ,ents IoN''. re
NILS generally sellers. 'idahy the laskes. OF an
r,. t,ar-ion not unexpected pofH ha' 'hs ,uc -
H. ,t 81 larr.l lard and rbs or almost 90 ceHf prr
i,dr. IN the last weeks on the cutp plts on "a,
ft ,i'..d AT 5g. cents calls al " cents RUS on may
'rn cl,.rl at -, cents, calls, 2,'s cents
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
THE ARMENIAN PRESS.
x,-roN ACTIVE IL Observation-Disclosures
ur.vr OF THE FIRST NEWSPAPERS.

~.-nnN ACTIVE IN JON IN Al.lSM -f.S Abl-lSll-
ur.vT OF THE FIRST NEWSPAPERS
..sor, Of the press figured prominently among
.soriaerata" enumerated last September by
.s .ss Armenian patriots in the memorandum they
'"' .ed 10 the Porte. journalism has always
pNs.sod great influence over the destinies of the
eN~ 49,. ornr,as,el by he Mussulman pachas. Ac-
I'm 10 Information recently published in the
m,," = magaz:ac in Vienna, there we're no less
-, ia newspapers and periodicals published In
-n,o,s previous to the breaking out OF the pres
a. ,ro,iles The first Armenian publication ap-
- Of Madras India. in l79i, with the name Of
p,.5orar" tlo messenger" Its founder and
..,or ,,as an eccesastic called Swawouyan. an
~, ,atriol anxious 10 deliver his country from
o., Tnrkieh yoke. who erleavorcd to interest in
49,. .suse ;'le wealthy Arm'nians living in India.
ror after rJle appearance of the "Asdarar" other
to,,cals were Published al Calcutta Bombay.
rS.rorore. sorcaGing European deas ard culture
'r,ong the Alrncnians. whose wel-known mercan-
'na ,ns,incts lad drawn them in large numbers
w ~. large cities and ports Of India and Cochin
China.
,ro,s,antinoIle ,he Intellectual centre OF Turkish
,rneniars and at TITS, the centre OF Russo
,roenians. occurred respectively IN 1872 ana 1876
!, was Immediately followed by a real journalistic
,,ver In Persia Europe, America, wherever Il
.,a,,velv considerable Armenian colony existed
here vas sure 10 be found newspaper ostab-
~s,al for its benefit The religious order OF the
uschiiar.sfs has established several OF the most
n,ortant organs. among them the "Basmarvei,'
be ..Polysraph." The Armenian press reached the
eliminating poin, OF its expansion toward lS6o
vben Turkey promised to the country liberal re-
.o,rs ana an armenian Constitution which eX-
s,sd only on paper, II il ever existed at all. The
.zet" Of Vienna, mentions also the TWO main
,,arscteristics Of the Armenian press: First the
sbsolute disnteresieGness ot It's coaborers, who
=, general 90 not receive any pay for their patriotic
vritincs; and second the abundance ana diversity
Of their work rc.auve TO poht.Ss social ef9homcs
r~esntci1 a tone of progressive liberalism. The
seS- clerical or conservative organs nave always
ls~ ls~sasssi little .uAGencc over public opinion in
iVrr,a,ia or IN Armenian colonies abroad.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
OTHER MAnKErs-By TELEGRAPH

ranao Jan 7-cat,le-Receips for the past = hours. &
49, head for the week ;nus far &c ohu sn M I'D
~ New York ~ head. sale 2ss mead mark. -,
and olos hrm l2r ali gatrs an s'i ~ iol, "a 95 gS to
so handy butchers s3 l 50 go mned bGicners e, 90 '
- - od TO- 81 oG & LAT to rtpa o,a for the week thus
fa-. "a $50 head for SAM ne i.sl ~, g50 head
IN ssie eco head Including holdoyers maik. otrI tI,h
and higher closed st'ady pu, e. 9e@s. 20 mixed
nri r.dir weights 81 l5usi 20 roughs - Sos ," ~
@ .o, hrad total for the week thus ar. % 4oo head
fot g.. pm. time week. o. 900 head. toh'lsN' & ni
~, heal tn New-York . 800 head. on sale 'NN he,n
aclud.r held market opened steady M r " am
shc.p o43c hSn,r Tor t ;i. =, ro, 10 choice 81 65q
VI % o AZ ~, ' ~ fr si5.s4 10 cus s3ps3 10 mixed sheep
,i To- Choice s. o5ds3 - light TO fair s. lon>2 o %
81 3gs c6 in,e .als.: andy wethers 50 73qs4 good
mixci sheep sas4 -. four loads Of 'anaia la''o o'
uT Is JAM 7ct,le Receipts 2:ii head; IL marx, ark
stscr $ 2o$a So oFs ceFs iS 81 & sesa ca A. EASY rh
3 lover hea,y 50 sogs3 - m,S1a ss wafEep steady
sais mixed s. q - lamts So l'osi i5 p.ocs
linton stock Yards. cheaeo, Jan ,on,non TO
Extra s,@cr. soasi 10: oeGs and freds,s @ s. 81 & :;
81 - c,Ys ant DIE tI Recins s7oD head. market
weak 5eloc lowel heavy latkiRS e. M ,o,, q x ic:
s oI,ss l 5. s. :, x "a s 50 o,sa Vo piss s. - 81 =;
sheep sssP,. +. IaS1 ,S. ssa s. qSs &'N'' ''Y'' '
En., iasty Jsn ca,iAbout 20 s. eas on x;rs sas
Mnrlo, far prices shade higher On all e. so ss
rough fAt "a. feeders 50 -3a$' - ios ,,n hs,
philrirrhas 2is 30 Workers an re. i@$t
hey 49, S'g>s ,, -, lI"' s xIa g 5SGsac S. ro,d
81 1905 10. * as@ 80 ,ui ara S-H7 s:o" -"
kns Ciy Jan 7.fiesi-Heceip- ;,''" l,n i,r, "a. sri
ie, du aad iowrt hs4' o, = - S,,tie Rps
,s, Nfse ia Na,te s,e,e hest. 50 du$4 40
~ lad m FOOD - N5a<. 80. sioca.rs and feeders 81 80
"a ii, butts 81 g0uS2'o. Texas ana Wastet". ~
3 -, caiys- $iasio. shrrp- Receipts 4''" head IL"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

a sas shs ana w's s to sSei ss ia sSs coo g
Ducks nearby i6di7c; d. O western choice fancy
ldlc dglSc Gese nearby ig2e DO MsssTn good to
or H. quail continue in sood demand ana in
light supply and held steadily. but demand limited Wesi
@ sIn paTtrdses slow Nenson scarce and wanted tab laD
lalse ana clean hAi steadily. We quote: rarrldss
81 a6si 5o quail per- dozen. 81 75asa % wld ducks.
per pair canvas. 81 5oas5 80; Do head 81 50qs2 d.
Sl4En 2oS2;c DO araSn Sasc a2 jaes aSgo'
HAY AND sTRAW-With somewhat excited market.
owing to small receipts ana the prospect Of suPpss ne
the list few Of strictly prime obtained 81 o. bu,
sse @ sD fo & }10"14 aD4 g. g. ha % and s 1he
grades are well worked down advance showing
9eaS5c: ~ ssas7,.e: No. g. 75ascc: cover mixed.
1850 large ba@ oats @ satoc Cher KINDS i5G4sc
ne 5ecepis of hay o-ay IN tons We're as fo'"s "a M M
shore. 20, Lehigh Valley. 30. Baltimore AMI ONO ~
PoTAToEs ANp vEGETAhLES" Recsipts for the week
iofd4 b9is Potatoes and 2o2 bs onions imioIis OF pc
weak and avoring buyers with outside quotations tx-
lover onions IN better demand ana higher all grades
Cabbage steady with foreign higher Cauhow'r scarce
end arel steeav southern vegetsbies con,nus scace
ncglocicG NewoTiesns lettuce small suapy Neriok
crirome prices are realized Bermuda vegetables sell
sS ihcy seaon being atiraetive few msyamg 'eSs S
bh s!aSg do Maine per ack 81 10 DO Lons Island: pfr
ogions ' whl," rer iM !, do ,elow per bl 81 Si
81 - DO rcd per bb G5cq$i cahage. domostic per "
S2ESi per 1cO SOrS1. Brussels sprouts per
quart 4Qi0c; boots BERMUDA per crate So 90 Charles
per 10 lunches ST0sN. oauiiower bd. >2nSS
ca'ros per hi joq75, cery per dozen hunches lecH
81; cucumbeis. per crate. slp$; eggplant per inl -
SIP. per box S}HSi -, la'c. hbl. 9jcN3l spIir
per bb S3Qsl. lettuce NevOranrs. per h1. sf;s; do
southern per basket - 50uS3 80 e-oen peas ami beans
~ fida. crate s2ISi squash per aii 'oH 90 20
metoes per crate suS3; turns, Russia. per h'l b'HS"c
Watercrcss per loo bulchcs. SiTS2. =.
SI'NDRiES-Boesvax scarce and firm 3lT32r Per ~
Honey quiet AMI unchanged. We quote: Comb. per H.
a5c: maple 12U12lac pg II; maple syrup I3p:";
gallon: Gnsing root. H. - I3JS3 -" turkey Ia.
and wing feathers in demand Al tnlic per ID.
MILK AND CEEAM-The daily Average receipts ~
milk ard The different railroad cisirihutlng
points he city for tAc week irl'r been "a
FOL
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Market closed laf.if Hf 10 20 ~ iIft'a c.. N'
c.lrarcI ,l r.sfe.iat't .I..4'. ifl'f 'ftu-ir 'i-
unti,.s - IoiM sai-s @.,n iil'.- N'n h'i" i'~'
pts isss. gross "a li, bales l.'pftr- 'I.
finra ~ ha.,- Gr.at iir. 'l. {. i' bales f'f"'n-i
.nlr babes. sil'- 4it uI"e. sI'u..ts. lli ihi--,
uaiea. Total fr-.It, to-day. -''"'' o. ii'-
tis far ths week. - 80; M M- isii'.H i-'-t. q .'t'
britain bales. France. ,a.I babes. 'itirr. ltN'V
lAlr. Thus lar Wr.k Great I.itun. ''.ioS ia'7.
Franc. 80 .Gj lales .uf4ani @s'lp l'-. t'k LOU
S6l bales. spot cotton quiet ',c l.N"i. sales 4li ia
inclGIlna ia lll-e spinning an 81" ic' c'ni'aci M4i
dlirg uuinlds. si-fC.. u.tll.nA G.f = s-lt.
Liverpool cables SfUt c.tt.n -f.fdi't. sal'-. l"op
l,..4 .,crilatisn aud lD bales American 90"
Tale. receipts 1fpD bales. American. iI"i hnl"s. mid
ding rulaudf. 1";-I I.'l..s 'f nrd quiet hu''t. ~
l-Cti decline Closed Quiet AMI steady pfni. decline
.. D. point advance January. f-.-. January February
i.q .hrrar March f25h. March Aifil. A2i'.s. April
N,r i24h May-lunp 42ia Jun--july. 42ip. Jug
A,sist 4.ii.s August pi nher. i2]t Sepemieroct0-
D. uIi,b October NogtiAhe. 4l5b Manchester Yarns
rtDflt. riIths luirf
cDlirlE maref opened at s'ghi advance. Later
tat. ,a an easter moderate TIA iin,. Nirc
. ar 20 wholly local. Tho asi aiti0n is fn awnlt r-
i.n ,pr4erts lIaNFe final unchanged n lLi
quiet JInIaT ~ francs. February. $500
March % April - 30 ItnuUrg quiet. January. 600
r.i!inf. March ~ -. April. 60 RIO receipts
days. SDri'r .iuent not
t..rteI steamships route from Hfa4l f'r the
United str'rs number eleven with total n 80 n bags
f,,n Io bag from Santos AMI .lwO bags from
The Antwerp arrivals fr he month ~ Dee" en-
bar were 80 900 bags dr,'r. 80 100 h.s. AID stot B..
f2u loo bags 'untncis closed weak at - 80 -
.t.uts decline sales Ner. 1900 btgs. follows
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
r1.norEAN pRoprcE MARKETS.

Itvsrpool Jan J. 3:45 p. m-Deef-Extra India
firm at ,.s Cd prime firm at 5,s Cd. Pork-Prine
M. We.,err a 5Os. 10 medium firm at AS
about IA to III NJ, firm at 35s Bacon
cumberland cut about - to 30 H. firm at 2ss short RIB
about 27s Cd long clear middlcs about 40 H.
rr ~ 26s 3D. and short clear mdles. abou - No.
trm al 35s Cd Shoulders about II to II 10. steady at Ms
iard-prme Western spot nrm at 2Ss 80. Cheese-Amer
lean finest white AMI colorcd firm 45s. TahowIrime
Cotton-eei oilliverpoo refined steady
at IFS 81 Spirits Of turpentine dull at ss ID to'n
steady Oh Wheat-No red winter firm at
!e .,.: No Northern spring firm at 5s 4Yd. Flour-St
louis fancy winter "a ID. Corn-Mxed Western
SPOT new frn sd January at IS pa February
firm al 3s 2Gd March firm at SIS 81. Hops at London co.
Pacific steady at i0d5Cs