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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
AND UNiTED sfATEs Nail +

=
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave ewYoTk DcsDrOsses anu Cortland
Streets Ferries. follows;
Express HARRISBURG Ptsbursh the West and ScCih WIKI
Pullman Palace attached. $50 and $50
daily.
FOR Wiamspori. Lock Haven Cory aud Erie ~ $50 ~,
connecting Cory Tor tusyle. Pctloeam htrr, ard io
oil Regions For Wiiamsport AMI Lock Haven. $50
amt the south. Limited - tsh
rgon Express Pullman P1riOr Cara daily except Sunday,
al $50 j. ~ Washington i;lO Regular % ~:sJ
a. m, l. o.. and 8 y sunday ana y.
for Philadelphia, 1870. co $40 tEO ILE.fsf
10 50 H. l. l. D. o. 7. $50, " ana y u.-Lt, ny
$50 R 6, I. $50 and Emigrct and second Glass;
pm.
For trains Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY pr ncstog Tfen
ron Amboy FemiDrton, Besidere, and other nt
SEE local .chrtlues al all ticket 0fnces.
Trains arrive: From Phi sburg. 620 ant 1920 T. aud
lO.O D. daily slO and 800 ? ni, dolly, rS,cpt
Monday From Washington and osltiMclr. $50 $50 a
4.lO $40 1920 p. m. sunday, i31, 95L trnia
Philplelpnia 5O5, $50. $50. 900, lOln ll.3O ~, T.
i.lO. $50, 600 30 lGlo and 1870 T. ~ Sunday 800.
82O. 8 80 ESQ 100 $50. 20 10. sud lO:20 p.
Ticket offices 500 broadway No Asrsr House.
OF DesbrOsses sni Coriisndt sis No trurtrt,
Broklyn; Nos IA 10 aud ~ Hudsuns linD0kcn be-
pot Jersey city Emgrau Ticket ONCE No .ser,' pac3
PRANK THOMSON, d. Ri BOYD. a..
General Manager. General Passenger y cEL
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Receipts, ur the past weeE, 1882 PACKAGES; do previous
w-E ~ J psr ages corresponding week last year Ii3
I4raa-> shipments past week, BIN packa&rs Al per
lars slightly prices though not 5sihccn 10 quj,e
lower doing. shippers took hold Iilic
frt.g week. AMI with purchases mat were MOI stLt
being t;" IurftS
present promise Dee nearly equnl 90 tEos reported
We Instance about 800 path already bought
prizes varying PC, Win hte sLc al aioHt
&c There doing IN medium stale udlt5
sue. nrc-s ave been rtdGced to tie gures q prime West
trihary state sold ~ nc Rolls
have been arcmuatlng ard rarely 2ac for the finest
Considerable low grade butter has recently Chag hahCs AT
l5fIJc. Dealers alive 10 thr Necessity o. thcoul"in@
lHr.tI rather than
have accumulated very much during The
D.. and il desirable 90 keep tHtu down. The Eiat
bk OF good state diaries are selling az zJQ%'G
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21 I 22inch do 22cc pinch fine 81 "a;
22 inch meange gace gle; 22nch Pelham mixtures isc;
22nch Washington Mills mixtures 20c 22nch twined beg
25c; 2lnch extra do ~ 2c 26tnch Lady Washington cloth
25c; 26nc Simmer CLOTH 22i2c 2tnch alDacas 2Oc "a
inch fabrque BOurete Soc. and 22nch black and white
checks, "a -.
HOsTERY-There a better inquiry for plain cotton
hose and half hose also fr plain co0red cotton hose
COTTON WARPS, YARNS, TWINES, &C, were acuvs
steady, sales arrive being made in Leading makes
WOODEN GOODS have been slightly irregular but IN good
demand clOthiers and Outo town buyers The Aggregate
reached good amount and far the trade th year
last.
observation-disclosures fancy low and medium grades
active literally dealt n and In finer goods there wa
also improv demand
demand, but q the distribution Is not large.
MELONS were also In increasing demand from botn )op
bers cotlers and the total sales were satisfactory
TKICOTS-Blue and brown plain and diagonal patterns
and continued improve Other gooos
In moderate demand ,,.,,
TWEEDS more active and met with good ns'rlDu
ton. - - - .o.r,. -,
WORSTED COATINGs and COTTON.WARP WO RsTEDS
selections liberal and the movement on
former orders large decidedly improved tone eAsed
throughout.
SATINETs were in good demand printers for low
grades better qualities plain and black were quiet anu
sold only small Ots. .,
KENTUCKY JEANs-Medium and low grades were fairly
meeting with liberal sales but nne were
quiet and dnll 49, ,.-,..u
FLANNEIS-For little demand but plain
ali wool white in better but moderate r. quest
FOREIGN GOODS-The imports OF dry goods AZ tls poI'
the and In previous years. were a. oI
lows; 800, ,S,~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Receipts OF dried fruit the 1O4 pkgA and 165O
OF peanut shipments of dried apples 2D5 bbls With the re-
trnent Of shippers and the absence OF home demand there
Is almost nothing doing In apples and prices are nominal
There IL little trade in other frut small LOT or good
Georgia peaches cling 23c Is bs cherries little damp
Baltimore for this market LOT Of bags and boxes
biackberres 7c bills, S4c; few state plums at 22c
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~ fair TO rood lsht IS 7Oass TO- heavy packing s6a
10 iO good 10 extra smooth shipping, 50 20 $50 IS
400 head market active but steady and
nrm sales 81 20d$5 Is
EAST IBERrr. PENN jan 23.-CArrLE- Receipts today
and 50 Of yard stock, or In ALL
75l head supply and market active quality generally
and Medium few good to extra hand beat AZ
81 rs medium good at 81 bOd$5 common TO fair at - 10
GS4 So
HoGs-Receips to-day 2035 head Workers at $685. 40
Philadelphias at % 9OdS7.
sHEKP-Reoeips to-day. 500 head selling At 50 600
s. 75.
wArERTowS Mass, Jan. 23-CArTLK-Recepts BIB head
market active prices for choice Z5ss 90 extra
81 70 first quality 50 5Oas7 second quality 20 % Gso
third quality, "a 1895
LAMBsIieceipts BIOS head; market dun and
nc of sales IN lots 81 7 So and e. 50 extra saas6 30
OF from 81 TO 6sc. y n.
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POULTRY AND CANE.


POULTRY IS peniy, and IS EenIy DOING NIIIe
better. Fowls are worth more than chickens DUCKS
have most inquiry, WHILE turkeys q slowly.
DRESSED plenty rather the moderate supplies are
LETT o accunuatc until Their oyoluck of all KINDS ave
ducks The demand extremely light and nearly everything
lower Rrcours. has 10 be- had pedrfs who 0nl' MAJ -
low oAer- We noced mixed lot of decent western fowls
turkeys sold At &C. Tie prevailing pnre o me NeseIA
with 1O0llc for chickens. some pachugcs
they packed before the animal heat
ont. SOOn green, In cod weather.
CiANf-Ile law prohibiting The sale OF vens0n after this
month closes nellv enforced and dealers crowd
in. low prices No more soAid
Grouse, quail ana p3ri@es can DC sou uI-
inc February and Ull Abundant ani much low
few Wild hav" been received from Mlasolrl
They sold "a zoe. - dozen. Quotations. 80
DRF TURKEYS
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PHILADELPHIA ia LONG BRANCH and
i tie NEw.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.-Fsrs
lever Thar Commencing Soyc1bcr ~
1876 leave New-York from Pier North River foot OF Ee
tors
il l. u. for Philadelphia Long Branch. Toms River, and
Vnealf.
n NJ for PHILADELPHIA Long Branch Toms River
town. and TuckertOn. ". ;. SNEOEN. Gen. Malaser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

Shipments NJ potacpf. ~ Gp The talk oil 80 corner IN
ro;a. some show of tr. The stock here is hight
ara with bockaded rail- laS even D. the
WOULD sdH't o' fuI"ardi- !irH Ic Nr-' '.'t'f
with irtb0uud coasts ana loss Of Vessels iciwcn here u
Nova ~cola. shut uut supplies rom t'. ~n 'ai We i on
advance about 2lc per- ID some prime t-t,rl tuH' head
rose sold al aitJrt generally AMI 'elIbip- s 81 80
with Jack peerless 5}0s 80 per boil Red 'i"s are
sale several stomp loads and cars
aryiu- Zine causing o' rr-HppF. is1 ir
o.raiis The U1K.. Gf Bermuda
t0maioa4 arrived LIST ok and brought & - box Pc
taoes VIII follow but not III supply 10 4:eCt Tie MARKET
QUOTA ions:
Potatoes Rose SqUashes Mar
and PeachblOw, 49, Tow. bhl..----. 90 i ~
-...S3 75df3 IS Do Hubbard. ! 1ja . %
DO. Jackson and Onois f"ilo" 81, -,--., 90
Peerless bbl... OON 3 30 and Rod bJ-.T2 'O"T5 pU
Common 2 90" 3 90 Doc WHIT. h oO~ . W
Jn. sweet. Del. 1 900 TuruIps. Russia,
bll 90. f06
STNDIIE-.
PeeswaX D u .. .3003l2 Honey, clover ....-.l702O
CIDER, b3is gall 61 20 h-nA"I'a ~; -
Do. Jersey kr@s.....lbTl2 DO strained .---4U0IO
VINEGAR do. bbls....-.l~d-5 Popcorn, Il, &c.
Feathers geese, Il 80 aJJ
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- - G3j cur An@osturL- .--,....' -, az
y.ra" Anio az cur c Puerto Ca6eiic asO
PIcIs been steady for all knds with pretty good
sEmaa lt4c White. 2l9c; Mace 9O%lSc Cioy p 40@
So So c GnceT-CalcuJis 6997c lfrcan. &c. Pimeno.
y ~ rs market was Inactive Prime Western was
ggst but steady at io RrS S PTlGsi
81 and S hs PINNED Wa 1 lower eT and an gaict Qao
tns are Inferior 20 Common ehnln a se' Al
Sc? g5 dc G CsnrifnS IoG sc Moiasses 7ds!.e Me.
aa = &C. Havana, boxes, - - Nos 70 40
d. Whte. l0546 lac Porto Kieo-Rehnins, Common 70
pine - Gg7.c do Grocery, Fair 10 Choice ~ 10 2c
Brazil bag Nos to H. 2e'4e SaS2 = c Ms ~
80 do Grocery gdlOc. Reped-HaTd. Crushed IL .
fo lie soft White 4 standard ccntTiusal Il lso' 90
on A Ile nv, Whi Hs,a EH'I II. 49, w.
f6wPh is maTESt was steady sales of 10000 at
eA has ben in GOOD demand firm for Green and in
HT6aic C0~Eenfncky has been in good demand at IN,
~ more demand and there have been sales during ne H lew
iS ne. 4l3 cases do. l@74 at l5dl7c y cases co.
81 on private terms ac 80 fe gs IS cases s Wisconsin
a l-c ana zoo bales Havana AT soc - 70 an, , ,,
sts are hed above buyers Arctic quoted AT 81 and
WHIsKY~Du ana lower sales 80 bbls. at 81 10 p gal
iWooI-ere has atteriy been somewhat improved bust
n--~ OHIO Feeces and this fac bas impaired NOR
a. Suing have not shared the movement neither has
Texas and a slightly hTner feeling IS noucDlc hOl N
slaf1e the accumulated Stocks Pulled WOODS nave attou
nor attention and rnness the mqorcs have come
PRINCIPALLY from manufacturers and Boston dealers LOT for
Corhu- htte inquiry mas preVaeu OuU the
SRI. stocks hold prices steady. rs Z quote 49, o., ~.
IS ASKED fLTECE-XNA ana E1cklOck. AJG'Oc-; IN ~ a
A.. 4l1i7c. No l. 3SGi3c: No 2. b G43C. Coarse,
& ..lc.. Cauhiug. l205Jc.: Tub Washed. aS0 tIc. 49,
CALIFORNIA USwAsHED-spring CHIP, leG3lci Fan CHIP
12c3,c. $3.50 60 o.7oo.
n 1O0 95c; No ., Sal2c: Lambs, 2oQ32C.; Western
.. Use. southern G2d27C. California. -OG32c. - -.
OagG0s 81 EsTERS AND SOUTHERN sIAIE5-Unwashed Cloth
In .>03 e.. DO COuibiuc, 33d3~c. M
nwgshed - d<tc 90 Average @L~-'0'
CO. Ordinary. lSq2JC.; dO. Coarse, l60llc. $1,000. -
MEXICAN NuCOLORADO-W a5hed 2Od2Sc.; Unwashed
l702lc: Black, - q l9c .... , e-...
FOREIGN Merchandising Phiip Greasy supeIlo
40: DO Average. }S0 lc.; 10. COmli1g 31l4jc Syd
superior, 81 a. e. do Average 49, g. t o.
IOpe-McstsTn FTOvlnCe-t1reasY superior, o"d''.
do Average 81 1929. PrOvnce-CrcaSy superior
p ..,c: do Average, 3t03ic. NewIeaand-6reisy ou
uceo Il Ale: do Average J6a5c; 90 COmDnS, o'@4lc
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gapinss Banks.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
IL Corner 23d ST. and shave, New. York
SIXTEENTH DIVIDEND
On and aer Monday jan l5 1877 there win be paid TO de-
postors annual interest Ill yidend M the rate 81
SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM ON ALL SUMS
and which shall haze been Deposited 1t
least month prior to Jan. |, 1877.
Interest Withdrawn will be credited principal Inter
first Of each month following the date
deposit Deposits made not later than Jan 10 VIII draw
interest from Jan. 1. X. N. HAZARD, President
II K THU RBER. Vice Prcs't
GEORGE G.. WALDO. Secretary.
NEW YORK Savings Bank, cor Sth-ave. and
~ I4th it, jan lS77IX per cent interest was paid on
50 $1,000 interest commencing from ne nIst
on each month"; AssetE S3JS6,76l AZ surplus slslbD w
g " BRyCKRKHoFF Sec'y X II. BULL, President
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The receipts Tor tne week Al Inc various Dh'
NJ Iistruou were is follows: BY Enc Railway 81 cans
cream y 40 cans milk: Harlem Railroad 2,2I2 10 New
Haven iaiiroa $40 Hudson River Railroad 36U do
Midland Railroad milk ana 10 81 cream uiSCel
anrIus near v routes 1873 cans nk total. 7641
milk OF The at which the sGTpus laA
been sold gu platform during the past week averaged
Al IS beginning II -, declining 20 90 on The IN
ana -th men advancing 81 1J and continuing tc'r Hi'I
the close There sill; surplus Of milk even a. uese low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

BUUND
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK, foot OF Liberty for Trenton and Phila
delDhia, at 1870 $780, 3d. $780, 800 $780, 1900
a. anu al iOU q. for Trenton.
Leave foot OF Clarkson-st at 7l5 sl5, sa l:l6A M
3l5. rs, llA5 NJ.
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvana Rail
road Third and Berks-sts. 7:3o $780, $780, lI3J H.
100. $50, 80, 1910 D. M - -,
Trenton Tor New fOrk ut 100 $500. Slo 300 n M
1915 Q o. AIS. 6:O5 q.
Puiman Drawing Cars attached 20 the $50
ard sleeping Cans D. tc y O'Clock mid
N ght trains from both NeWYOrK ara PblL.elphi.
SUNDAY TRATNS-Lcaye NrwYork, foot Liberty ~, ana
Philadelphia Third and Bcrks sts. A. $50 $50. IL D. n
Tickets for sale foot ~ Liberty ST. foot o CarAsun ST.
NOS 500 and ga Broadway, az Tie prnr al hotels al oces
and no COIrtst. brooklyn. Baggage checked IrOu
residence 70 destination - - 1900, - -.
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5ffamboats and RAILROADS.

BOSTON g. NEW YORK AIR LINE r. R.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENr.-train rains leave n r., y.
H. n. r. Grand Central Depot daily Sundays ercspte)
p m.-3oston Express Arrives. Worcester 7.ss D. M;
Jersey city transfer steamer MaTyIand1 1880 a NJ or
Harem River Loo m Pullman palace cars through with
iISS~soston and Nashua Express. sleeping coach from
.d sg.Ts pS S SsTc e%s 9 ena1sss s.a
929 Portland :2o m: arrives g9ston ss' el@ "a
p m, and Harlem River 1910 a m -,
r gassr5ssuaeu. s9SF Fa...ns.r As.n.
~ ALLENTOWN LISR.-F,ry Station. IN New. York,
loot Of Liberty At: and foot Of carksonsE town. FraEht
Jan. i. is77-Lsa,s York. foo. Of lad
go q m~NGM TRAIN for FIemingon. Easton Bevid.rs
Bethlehem Bath Allentown h.ueh cbank TaIsqua lam
meets at iansaon D. i Y, K r DO'' 90
Hich Bridge Branch Easton, Aiicntown HarsSafs aos
She West Maacn Churt ramaqua Towanda wlKesoarre.
1000 q m-For somervIe and Pennington.
leo 3 m.ETrE5ss for rle3ngton ea-ton Bath Alien
hahaDOy CITY. Hazloton Reading Columbia Lancaster
400 D. m~For High Bridge Branch Easton Beividers
Allentown and Catlsaaqua: connects At Junction with
1880 D. m.-For somerviIlc aud Pennington
$3.50 ID. m.-EyEssG EXPRESS, day foI Easton- Auenpvn
Reading Harrsb1rg and the West
EsoSTs leave foot Of Csrxson mp town. sl5, 7l5
si5 sI5 io:i5 Ills N. l2:46 s;l5 AIS, o:is 7:I5
local points see timetable able at 80, station.
$40 m 800 ~ m Bound Brook and intermediate
points and at $50 EasiOn Reading and Harrisburg
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
Az RAIL- BYTE 10 rTn Rdy shs SEA aE RT bA
Trans leave Nsw.lors from foot Libersysl. North
River 1t Sl5, lI45 m, AIS, 5;l5 D.m
Prom foot OF Carkson-st at HE a m.
70 and from heypOrt connect ~ AaA'An s'an0n
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West Side.

A LARGE well-furnished second story front
4 and hall Room connecting with board. AZ 338 West
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COTTON MARKETS
SsH :sndTt !. Cred,
bales sales 1882 bales stocK 100 7o7 bales
Ian steady M Tin II he ., net
800 bales: stock 2O;Ss6 bales. o..
Low Midlns i2e Good Ordinary lie net g.. receipts
sa 4SS bss SINNER bs skgCr so bales S
boston Jan SsMcoion quiet Sidilnt ls%e; Low
fois bales saie bales nsS bales
Low Sns 2 Good oTSayf lsst S ass Taespt. 80
bales gross receipts l0ls bales exports te Great Britain
EMNISGTos IAN 2scotton steady Mddling. laqe.: Low
bales sales - bales stock 7Ss baies ~ '''p'
sAyAssAH, Jan 231Coton quiet; MddImg, l27-c; Low
bales gross, ga bales; sales 100 bales stock 1920
nEwoGLEAys, , Jan. 23-oOton-Fair demand Nlddns
rceips Sii 6ass gross sss bales Exports to dress
MS jan e SS SslS M sSh Gss of h
Exports sales 5So stock
MKMPHIs Jan 2s-Cotton steady MldlIing 12a912sc.
reeeips sS6 bales shipments, 1927 bales; sales 1880
AUGUSTA jan 23~Cotton quiet and steady fair demand
MSnf rces al bas Sw S% 30 bales Good Ordinary
CHARlEsros Jan. 23.-C0tton hrmer Middlng l3613sc;
a rqw MnS I esocr GoG tbc canni2 az bales. net d the
Channel lGSi bales sales 1000 bales stock GOOSE bales
Low Sltdling. II Tc Good Ordinary II Sc; receipts 1896
bales shipments l6f7 bales sales $50 bales stock 3335O
ciScNsAr Jan. 2s-CottOn steady Middlmg 12ssc. Low
Maallng l2SG Good Ordinary ac receipts I5&s bales
shipments ll6 bales sales 10 bales stock jS bales
Jan. ZJ.-COttOn nrm; Mlduilng lz21IZec.
WOOL MARKET
PHILADELPHIA. jan 23.-WOol firm and IN fair demand:
Ohio Pennsylvania, and West virginia Ky and above,
44d47c.; Y. 44a45c: Medium, 43Gi5c.; Coarse, $50
3sc.; New.York Michigan. Indiana, and Western Fine.
37lgdi2c. Medium. AZ 5Glfc.; Coarse 35G37c.; Comb
ing Washed, 5Ud55c.: do Unvassed. SIC. Canada Comb
ing 52c.: Fine Unwashed 25a27 Coarse and BE
dunn, Unwashcd, Tub ased, 40G4Jc. Colorado.
Washed lsd22c; unyashed 1917 lc Extra and Meiino
Pulled 30 Q3Sc: Pulled 3j D3Sc.: Texas,
Fine and Medium, d25c: I6020c; California,
Fine and Medium. II a2Sc.: Coarse l5a2jc
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. Jan. 23-Printng Cloths fraction higher
with fair demand. basis OF 4ialsc for Extra
81 x64 makes generally he at SC.
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BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for weeA leans 90 Dbis exports PAST week
90 lu-h beans arrived very sParngy unIi yesterday
All to-day when several caIs were-reccye ut1 Mrn an
al ohio at more are reported the Stl the mark g
SEW r.u quotations The Western beans were mixed
r..r M raa AID vary from 81 80 to - in price some
W. -od hnii. - % with y . hid. Marc"s more
ly 500 bbi~. selling for the West INDIA iIe az > ~"
Red sdncys are u variable quality p bDls selling az
lU Iu 90 65 AID 81 bills at 81 lt Green peas arc
i.rr Win hrlnre,s in Canada and southern black
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1873. 1879. 1877.
81 -42b. H63 S2.O5G.275 sl,s25. l4O
Entered at the port.......$

Thrown upon the market. 1858 09J 2lO6Ist i.SIUy<o
Entered for consumption. S226jl L42O 400 l,3I5OOo
improved demand with importers during most
week however, checked toward the close
and the distribution by means large with either them
0bbers staple fabrics fairly dealt m
and somewhat firm under short supply black dress silks ~
small lots demand and price, while coOred
comparatively quiet Linen goods quiet and IreS
ular moved in considerable quantities. though
linens in better demand Wnte
little activity Some special makes are
firmly held, staple less steady. HamDnrgs
were more active tery buyers seemed disposed u hod
back of coming auction sales Mems wear WOODEN
goods importers and 1obbers With the latter
mostly restricted 10 small ots Of Cloths doesEins
Ana
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Gotcls.
Gttnmboais ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatoniS
4 and augatuck railroads Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharine at 1870 m and Bridgeport a
D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

,bHs WEST 23D-ST.-HandsOme fur
%fS-a nshcI ROOMS. win BOARD. 20 gentleman and
wife or single
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az WEST 9TH-ST.. between 9TH and 9Th
~ avps.-A Bea8ant hail room 10 rent also double
room two gentlemen, very moderate terms table board
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TRnITs I'D DERRIEs.

shipment o. apYss, 4O9S bbs With an improved ship
fk demand apples have moved more freely and NJ rather
deter prcr the figures being u 10 - Win
s lots n fruit at ~ 20 California pears
% IN supDy equal The demand they sell al ~ J"df
- q" good Easier Beurfe Cranbofries SHOW poorer qualy
Al consequently on the onparatiyey
s s VI prime boxes have been sold low 81,
few(
a Florida plenty OF variable quail
- AL prices the bulk OF stl few very
~ DIS IND purchasers at $40 though rarely over o. the
paiA Of boxes S3a{4.
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For TIE WEEK ENDING JAN %, 1877.
-L-,resa.E y y. rRnrNE. lv our own ReDorerl

general
ers onlv Good articles The freight and other
M LOO. goods Put everything in good order. An attractive
Ia secures examination often makes sale where dirty
n. , or oyeny appearance fails Pack securely 30 That
H. motion viii not allow 20 change about Use
ptuf- 0 tel dry 1ue-cUt with Marx plainly
WI pGn-a stencil plate is bestnd note contents on the
bp on barrel Il tug the amount, send letter al ne
SAFE uinr stating what sent the route hHe a. an III
VOC up m should also be incOseI in barrel or box always
sac Tire number Of pac kags2 Tor yourself Teput
l. or ne goods put best shape that your marx Is ID
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

FURs AND SKINS.
The great sale Of the Hudson Bay Company Is now going on
in L0naoD nothing doing here pending the result The
dispatch Of to-day that beaver sold at 20 per cent AMI
fun particulars with revised
the time prices nominal with nothing
dolug. Quotations. prime skins Onlv:
Rom Norfhe niaC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
ERlE RAILWAY.

a
s a. m-cineinlat and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
1915 .-ExDross Ma for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Z ?. m.-DsiJ) Pacific Express for the West, seeoins
Coaches through to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls ciucn
and Chicago without changer also Hotel Dining cars TO
Trass leave Chambers street Depot, y. Y, for
.wark, Gas. $50 lGio A. NJ, &io DID, and Gi9 p N,
and u midnight Saturday nights only sundays sl5 a. '
Knther,urd Park Passac g. 7:i5. 10 IL noon.
343 ~ :; 9;SV Z; Pm ~ ~ ihsi 9h'Ay@o
$50 ad 10 a. rs o 30 TO- a io5 % IL Doou Las.
midnight sundays g. $50 SI5 10 a. m. i:i5 $780, p m,
nc Rlr suSaays 49, g. ESQ 10 ~ i45 $50 p H.
Gornwal, o a. H. 800 1902. m. sundays $50 a.
SesSurgh, D. lo45 a w. $50. $50 M Sundays $50
Kingston $50 D; m. Sundays $50 a m.
Goshen. 8 ~ 9. 1919 NJ 800. s;45. 4:3O p m sun
uN2dGieown 7'l5 3 iOI5 NJ 345 4:3o p. m. Sundays
$50 10 M W. P m TIE soS n a9S Ro r at 99a
Port Jeryis' 81 1913 T. n 49, p H. sundays SD ~
S0lf|irans leaving charbcrs-st on half hours
before p. leave IweDythrlsi nteen minutes earlier
louis leave Tweliyhrtst thirty minutes earlier Boats
g Ta. IsaIi Canbr At 20 D. H. ara r. HidislE
Tickets or Ps,sEe and for Apartments to Dr%ugro2n
checking ami transfer Baggage may be- h Al the c9manys
Brookyn and at he Gompanya Ds l IN or At -s
a. 2:lO and 100 p a.
EoRrHERN RAILRoAnsoF YEwJERsEY
Trans leave FOR Enerwood CstcL Piermont ard Nyack
ne ITS Only &c iisa p m sasaays go ,.
Nauues spriug Valley. aud M1nsey q 045 m. 4'4j D. m
$50 4. AB8oFT cent Passr Asent New YoIA
7 HITCH VALLEY RAILROAD:
- tRRASGEMeNT OF PAssEN .5 ThAINs Jan l.
Ie9 9S iii Cnn sar-c i5a..a ne iairA
Ishasa. A. ', .-'...I ina %ia-Gi'' Falls and The
West Fa-"'-A SEQ s' o. WIZ; "p and Eus.r
General Eastern oace corner o. ChIcn gd Ggrtliaot "a
CHA~. H. CUMMINGS. AGENT
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &C., Fare. 81.
- scam leave ,rc4nv lor Haven D. daily
Csatlys eacertr.I. connecting viii soid.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
TIA a. v .s,.ra and NORTHERN EXPRESS. w,h arAwlns.
70 a. .3 S1cca chicago ami ~ Louis ,pr, With
dr room c.a Rochester AMI Gu14o Ais" through car
i To- a. H. northern aud western Express.
80 p r. Psecil,. A.2any Troy, and western Trpress
sl' ;e-;ss ea a. er y .larto"n and
al , pm. tv,-- ..si. WIN .i,suius clss .sr
noe Ct. ,.1gasa Fls Buffalo ce'r.-i L.. 2,,ois.
Tai .. ant 20 Montreal Viz -. Abn.
Ico y ~, Esprrs.. wiki A..pascaEs Tor Albany and
local Time Table: g Te'f e, or :n @s 2:
1A' Dad " ALL C. s. 5lEi6Ei. General Passenger Agent
NETWORK. NGW-HAVEN AND HART
~ F1Eu b. lG-NE"-fp.S AND y =" LAWN u
pas lser -a.oa 20 .es TX. Grand Central Depot on
ra.s' IN 3'riy-'Stona a. .,rs yg,y YORK.
Trln- for IiArr .ss- a. 1.i" Aeon. sO' Cxi 9o5
''For ~ %orvaE : l, sos Ju, il - No, e m tEI.l.
2l :; 49, j, .i-. a-5j - 40. ,li 5 20 10. Tor siam
faT1, lg 5. ioi9 an 55 ~. 10 , 3 s. ''sO'
bosom tsr-s u. pr-sa, A. 500 and II a NJ , 1 nd
Tine snt iil p H. me Ear ,,. NJ 4 3 5s = Aus 10
w.G TRANS on -o,rr Line uy'ion or Po'iien'- and NO
Conn Valley Of "a troos ias p ~. c ,hu,'ts "ns
s,- ~ r. o' S'T, c H't as A. SEW ilysu aad
.l ~ 49, H., o.. VIA CSni. ~ @ e. . srrfDe.
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