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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25
rorU RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
J,,. North Rircr. VESTS and Rl"''f o, 1880
- Yrw.YoRK. Tuesday. JAN - -. =
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TfHswAN-ti.m and scarce; Western 22@23'2'i south
'sril@,zG WATERIAls-ra', Grets ys'Eor; Fancy ii'g
i arm and cln very We L though NO o., I'VE ham Ln men
recent sale, 4i,t been inAN' aIis - ~ go. Pale 81
. SG Frats-p4rk, Sl2asl$ brown Sil47l tMiaagt
T. 's, slim. 81 i0 Ground II l5tel - Cement
Portland - ,5Qe3 81: Roman = 75qe,.t Fostnoas
= .sc-l 49, Nails - 30 for lgd to SOC LajA' ~, III
Iuub.--Ia>tcrn spruce -I21-t' 'G' IAN New
~ West u, Shipping Boards - go ieF 72alA men
Scuud11 IsriNools-Na.u1l ~ $3.50 per " Ash $5uG
0sa-i $780, do do ,,rI. s ss25' Cherry $50
5ct55 Ii .sory, s55a$i5 Tor Western ana 500 $50
rs 2ssSaaa s? and 10 90 i2' &c.
fn, 4, H ana - PM i1 r,, 5a51c English &c.
coal 'hraete very dni ana in y~ Of n t-f rc
;c I5acron Buminos in -ooi demand ana rrucr Liver
poo Hou.e an9eLsl II I1'.IP9' as 'Z ngsi - 55l
Bod House and international rroynci5J - ISeS
IS; Cumberland. Broadtop and Sielfne'' So49' % "
toScoNaST ts 9 PISS s t fr9 Ra ias
10: It. Domingo g2a i9e' JSna'' ,i ~, ,1c tgr
C01rEKN9L SrOCH-Abont -tealy: Mo,as'e' S iHn'
$-inga WI" i 8yl' Il .o%2S Is. do. 86 lGch u go
va. ~ 5'iI tx saok 5a6oc Rum shocks g Qoa.3 ~
iap ~ 81 559s7 Empty uoe sheads. - Hoops II
feet oq, Gnt 9aie l32 bags ex Rubena
49, m al-S Terms The statistical position was as i.,
Low: g orleans Flea g. $50 bag. al Mobile 1000 bae,:
savanna, 1000 bags al Sr ~ 325 has, tott
a..G.G bag. stock u second hands at Ne%.O Fsan7'
80 49,, Total 1924 bags, total -tock ss$Gio bags.
saoa, aua oaons for ne IhGh Ms So IT, law Il
1870, tAz, IucIi'e' io No. tlfl trli supply
30 COL I6, pum,, Io'4c.. santos; IA - GOOD '7@
Iril;so ~ ,..@. java. IIa2Jc.
CorroN-~pot cotton d ana unchanset .aie' 9o
2s bales -Hun and 30 bae- for spec d'"n o'4'i'"
on c1nira'L-' pa.''' nf,o' 81" , ,' N s-s a1i 1865.
h9. last vcl-. SINCE september D. 3olooo- bales against
time .f-F son.
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TIvrgro0r ian. 2t-4OJ u.pork-Prma Mess Eastern.
GglI Western. tuu no -. EacOn--C unDerlani
Cur. dun - gd; short RID dIl n 9it Long clear,
steady as b CarSJeadT 30 ~ 3D. hans-Long Cut
SOB shoulders uuI 40 H3 0d tJr new beri-lutl
81, Extra Mess, firm AZ IFS Prime Ness dll
Llrd-Pg.Me So Cst,u, steady 40 JpJd ItOW-lrule
CITY steady ar A. Turpcnune-~pirits. steady ar A.
bosinFine duh no llbd Common STEADY az Oh Cheese
American Choice nrurr at 80 b Lllu on none mere F1u
No. ,uuug I'D JI; Winter New Western. steady
IL. torn-MIVet. steady al g.. Cptfouseed oil
yellow American. none here. RDsIu-COmmou sc London
steady aJbJd. Iuruc-uVc-oUUt5 10 London steady az
i-au.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2i.-Eec@pts or Wheat for The week:
Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters frum Pacific ports
5000 quarters nom other sources 1000 quarters Corn
10000 quarters
Or Inra Mess, Cheese JJ 6d cwt Tor the best
grades American Bacon a.. per cwt for short clear
MidirA Ta.ow. 90. per cwt. Lard. jfGd per c~t Tor
Ameuciu POrk. - Der Dbl. for Prime Moss
LIVERPOOL, Jan g.. Re, pts ~ Nhalt FOR the past
three days were I22OoO Centas including $1,000 Amer-
loyDoy. jan 2i-t:}o D. u.-Cacara Ln'eei; -. per
lpod spirits IurDruunc 4t5l per cyt Refined PetrO-
l,um. -,l ~pi-,, ", Petroleum 5qt4gd. pei gallon
Common HoEn. cd Llu-eed ON go. lO Der toL.
MANCHESTER I'm. 3iIhe market tor yarns ana iaOncs
is Dull ana tending down.
ANrgseq. jan. 2i-Petroeun i francs 12ia cen'imes
pale American WcONs Laru cosed at 1874 francs
par 100 N.Ds.
BaRlrs. Jan. 2l-WIlcoX5 Lard closed at - marks 80
urur1L- u,r mo- pounds. Petroleum marks I'D pcnnlEa-
HAFE.. JlI. 2t.-N .cuAs Lard C.Ose4 ~ - 444lC'
~ C-Lt--.5 per 80 A..DS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a5 1882

lfs35 Eglnton $25 Gartshcrrie S26Gs27 Genrarnoch
quIet at s'6rfeoj Foreign nominal Iron Rails dull and
AMI SO o @ has IN demand 81 al ~ % i i2r
SHIP and = 80 sS3 rom yard
nv 9Iboing stock nomnaily &c. Grocery grades
Nv ] M only me recent van re chccSng business;
NAVAL STOR ES-sraineJ 0,.n gGet ami lncb anool n
80 40 for Comm N to Good better grade sell mod
r . Good ~ 2! 10 Low Pale Fsas 2ia Pale S. ~
VII 81. generally the besbd. Tar ,5Gs3 city Pi'oh
.,oCEhN FFETGUTs-very quiet and nearly nominal
thTouFbGgi ne speculation in piolqcc checlnr shipments
PER Ton ana Is per ohl 25s. cheese 2Gs. Beef
Tobacco 4.s: Measurement Goods -. 81 a lo;
Flour per- Ib ana lie. S 5a ,or. q@ co1 qo5 &
G 6a -. Ga heaL ~ cd:' Po'. s. ci
,,-0, iA@G5QW steam. 5000 bush g ain Ard Flour
- lie 81. ralgw 25s 3D. Gacf ls So. ri r. 81
9rrucit Good. .s '' Ir s,e @T2'eq Grain o SS 81
& ad f H, s. q ro ESF 'G 3D. Efo AZ: s s.. '5f ea
E.a ~ ie,g and 81 2os PR TOM Bacon pr 5 ce "a
NEwCA-rLE, stem, Cram, quoted 40. Flour. 2 ,er
81 4o.3'. bush Grain 34. flour quoted 2' per h9.
an. IS Oh Pr Jon bacon -5s hee.' r - d. ilI5y'
rr MI s IA sn ,'t t Ps"yrI d 10 ri ~
5,.. P0ga SIS, .d 1.ei.r,ae1t 6ool, .U- HOTTaRUA1l,
l.,an' Loo '.-ols ~ 81 Grain qaotci' al;
ros5. IS 81. OIL (a,' -as 3D.; G...utm.at Goods -5s.
Ei'Ed y. cam l ics LAID 10 T.' 5I.o . ..
'oc. per o 80 cs ro.ar"j IL marks ee. e- a.e d.
uars eo. c-- Grai.. .VIt~Ni PORTUGAL bars,n-
the ZOO c-"- fenroa PC . "a ,. "2T '3 AZ
ions to 4yc a!od o kentucky Tobacco about o- td per
Oil cAEE-Dai, weak, quoted SIS 25a25 f,r Western
on NEAL-Modcra.clg active: Inseel sll per casko
QILeI.e in pretty good demand Ar7eTcaq q 42c
A fIIT i'm. . "a I
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Cool ord. aary.......... S,.s Low 1fdl.as.... lo2
SUI 49, , ,,,, harsh, -tav at a decline of
20 points. -i. y 10 o9,.4 Pa., 3. g4-5n ,.-,
iLisdi-'-. Say i2oi si.,5 Jane 1870 l.-,e ,Jo.y
a. fo..t -tfilsi n,c,a5,r ....- Prices ior I-Da,
arl Ma1ers-Jaunarv 49,. I-1rUa,y -, I-Ic-"
l--i. Anll. l-ii STAY, I-'t juno. A.. ~ SS.. >'-,
January l1P-al2 FEBRUARY. I.4,-oi 4agl l-,-tt
ll57- Jr.t ssqI5s9. August, 1895 ...H: >egtru
D. IS u..-.7.r ll56qII5s Transferable orders T..
bRrG,. Erc-Trce. show few caan.c. ouy.r. purrra.
i4- gtl. ,r.m -tud ~ l,'ti1l. 'ai' t, ,!
Oh On 'lo hoaeg9 ,ai F2%a1 ,7 5p'Ta. 81 ga
5l :, 3aS FOR F 2,. " Caras Potash. o s1 5f
San snake. 4,L3ne, gsl',ln 81 -eaeea Il
go ,".m,g 9c OIi , t.5 tAf b,n
20 y.,l SgE ial 5'i ~ Aeon .c: A5,tt
iSe 'o6oi 81 2-- Oxac Acid l2 llr.. Ac,tic 10.
= for P,,S,ie5ed oi. PEPPERMINT in tu - l.e4- -
20 iay s- y 59s 5 DO -a s9 G,'ls' o 'O 40
cri g1s' bn. ,i.s1,' y Ola >54 lrr NO
5000 bo.e sold ut 1uge7 Urc Or =. as-I for scaled 81
I. tie cold snap ~" Gaorse, s. g!al BANK p ~
- ~ Bar. H,II. ~ {et -, Pc -' ''''1 ''
o ILoJ AE i5y A a1dcd is ' Etc., Spot T
saI,s le.5o! lIs raII Ats ai. evening 4e.a.ine 900
pp.1 ...-,, na - -..',... ,... made. 800 b5s
la.ci a.'- t,Etr - go Ia,l,'- yo j. "a
80 'oi ihI - 'se - t'i oo ",,i .-rc- 81 w
Low 'ri" fNtia f'Gr' '',- wv. i.'-1 - ~
- b} i'I 0'A- - 'y@rt ~" W ..i ~ s''' 't -.
sal .0.. ODDS, wore l9 ee,nl- <t '..' n, y, 10 .'
"a - 3D. -''ti tAIrIh- 'llaI, U- -. .,-,. ~
'' i.N''" 0-.' TO- "a ~ '-' . a. $500.
1tlH'h To- ''"t IA,Ia "'7'iI- i n '.'-
o.N.h I'd Jo.'4 N ''i' il.'i '.-''
ath - Good o. Choice Of" - --1~- 20 common ARA
Miuhr-oia 3" ar" b., Clear - 20 - ' .e 'l.1'i''
g ~ L@",-2 iAlI T. 20 . ,. :, t. l.-+.
- 70 500" 70 N.lS SLl,' ON. -l r o. At
a." i,. t. - ~ % $50 IN -. M
.i'c u. ,.,S tyfr, ~ -nl q Goo ID, I,5is
LA' ,,'ls- ,.2 T. f,r ore IA ~, ,,1l- ST.. 49,
= 10 ,i, t,,,-tca 81 Sn9-t ET-rt,,y-Irr q;
fLOC II ST.. 1g a. - '4,' Irc1 %al n',it ~ 'uH
w., - - s.ii :, : = s l,I Xii. ' " 'F '
brahoNNl'c. - 9VHe' - SUI - O'l7 al --.,.
fOkElGN fitt ll@-l urAi-H IlIn,, lulet ana T,aS
hlsln. -ti"s i nad iaIi Layer ld-h' = OBJ" lHo'e
- - "'- - '' am ~ 49, ' ,.t '"n,4
lI-.,'S' e.. 10, ie ~ . nm M
T.. ines 81 3 n &c for,ir boxes and ia -c
o. b,1,.. ti..iv ,irln,.s 4J5.5 IA. H4,-,r9 Al,
500 ti.r.5g "a So % Ei1nv lemon. - -
a.. -n -'t. '-.is,-+ 49,. III 81 - g. o.
~ ir, n, ~ iss ll'.'I' - ,
~ NJ, aohti el't-'h ana sHsr,,e; open
NIR Ia g. non hrayl again ana tahR OH "a &C.. ana
'",IL I' 'i'dy ht ~ &c uurl lHe t-"~u- u-ult' Oh
'4"a'f -'' ~ du9 -ls 'Yl- i'li.c4iV. a.u !tI-e
tIte, On ,pt-lilve account 7ae. OOfOoO bush I9tui
- -. Slrlns - fa9i 20 no oplhg Cholfe IAro'
= 3o NO. do, a. including 1000 bush OF each grade,
T. afHlc from Buffalo prompt shipment migrated WINTER
10 5'4I D. - No f'e, - az ior hs". IN
ENrd Iiir = tOgSl4 20. "htt' - +32 Tor new
- Is D r. -@''Lk = 80 - y" tg
5oL II, Nh Mar II IL I, u 81 y6t .io,iDg = 80 rye
Sasa So T. siS and 66at s old aHorcd at Ak
T.Y Am. Unchanged. slrs - bush NO IAN ada Du lri-
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which arrive in good order are readily sod at e per ad
El4Ge IRON ne Pee1 OF week ago some OF ns se s59 az
thai which Is in rstate condition The best Jerseys sell at
qqq ti, at 4q5l2c and Il ygTy Prime At $c
J. y rdcoct sold Thin veals. 80 b. at &c.
1 " To r Tr' sT nce a 9na ~ 'aI6 Sf
against 1873, head for the londng time last week
buying sparnsy we're not inclined to let stock
prce- The deai meat market was oppressed ali week
emu n" moro ,emeni was manifest today Last week me
Too cold The act that the weeky receipts for
time lat year ny 10000 head rational explanation
Adycss rom Buffalo and 5 rt,5ars today do not aG
cate any scarcity OF supply and & doubtful present
Gay va = asG 80 for Common to Prime. with little
Tor Poor ~ ISP,.'I az 1SG n LAM 900 3I 'G
-Denbaes = Dewey sold: % Colorado sheep 90 D,
a. s s Indiana do estate fed. 10 3D. atG, IL canada
j. H. Hume -oId. ~ Pennsylvania Ewes % D. at tic
l;ac' - D. a. a.c 9s felisy aia Lumoa Cas % g,
I9enbcsk Davis sold os Ohio sheep 1888 %. AZ $500
do ~ m 5ic ~ ~ 0, ~ l'' d., IS l.t III D. ~ cf
at = do q t ~ gic; 81 c'uail Lambs r p at G[c
j. + s4der 8 %, sid -dI iae..na SLEEP 81 D. i5 &c;
.ston & C.stt oiI l6J western -bc,p S. 3D. at 4a-ci
,it -Vanl %" iar tHrs lIG p. at - s. - to i3I
I.r cE s9t. 81 Missouri sheep cuns % b. at 3'c
JJHa .aSuelfm sold 40 state Sheep Of %. At - TO-
Receipt, T.r. - oa'olds Of B. 71f lead-l7 cars
tne a.i week H.. rc.erts Of lo to-. raaae I.l
an price are 1rn clroid Of Primo We't.rn Hogs was
strong ir higher tGn lst s Ilclvv weights arc quoted
~ 4-@c Medium ao 40 os'c and Light Weights at 99
h2Esf-la ers no chance to reror in the market RE-
mes doing o. give more tln aoaiuli yauc 10 the stock
on hc va T., Europe to ou soa, TO- ~port To- t coan
q -'rn .i.r Norman -iio1+ arrived % tAi Ca4tA Iof
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~ H3r 3b Ilghr crop -.-...-.2o H23
51o. & Middle crop -----.-3. rs5
f..,.9i-. $780, r,'.' f. i.t4--i .4J
AZ lt-a E iI@o-lisn@ -Oa2l Middle. -J4-.. Heavy
81 i-lngoJ Copper has been in light demand 40 2O4c
~ iaAt rag Lead du AID hearty nominal al 1ac flr
~ In ~ JIG. 2pe itr Hu but qIgt at Ja, 0t,. Pig
- i1 ana ana steady 40 ~ -J 49, lor s.iA4t,.
..o " 21 q 4oAald 4Ld lr4; Charcoal I4n 81 10 do
WV ~"Ao III - OD9@, 40, 10 Ici4e, -. ZIG
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daily receipts for the week ~ the vlrous
points of distribution were a. follows Erie Halfway, loo
cans Cream 4,~.5 OF MIX. Harlem Railroad, D 90
Go.. Ncwayrn la.Toad 90 do Hudson River Railroad,
$50 do. Midland Railroad 900 of MILK Iui 800
Crl.l York city ant Northern Railroad $50 cans n
MS mist Ilnrots near ID. f'i' 'u cans Total SOL
can. 70, MIR io quarts rIeh and go of The
prices which The ,ur Jus sold on the Platform average
selling - - every except The dem md
scarcely sufficient % absorb tine supply, and 90 the low
price, some milk s. lett each day.
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Tvrcrs OF Potatoes Oj3 bb- choice los NJ Potatoes
I'm fair demand and h-d but nfnr stock See brought
competition with foreign Potator- thr latter being
given the pre- sweet ipfiture md -a,
reported small way ~ 3D. "t many ON n onci-ns
and not vantti Norfolk 7puIc d nos arriving very
ftt and sells well li Choice OF 300 bO5 OF
were yesterday and prices ru, lower. Further
Na--au sold 10 - al - box Lon
Island Horse ai-L eng fairly 40 81 10 81 - per busAl
basket Quotations.
Potatoes, Early DO. yellow, -..-.-- ---. n ] -
Rose. ln bJ.ti ~ fs' 80 Cabbage per ~ It'd "v--0 30
Do fu t4re. ...... .l0 g 80 Turnip-, ku.fi,b.
Peerless ...-. 4lt H 90 T. l....---.- ''1 . ODD
Do lHIryauI ..-.. I2n 5 50 DO. Canada and
lO. IuH4-hr.-.- l.I a %. Eastern ....- t'f -
HDtt. Del uId it
OBJ EJi4.lAr Dbl 4
Do l..-.-...-.- 'tfD
zTNuRTEs
pae-rav - O. E.2 DO Ext C75ver..... 0iD
Honey. lover. small 10. uo- Bics"uca- az
b... Choice. lr ala ...D-. jelly. a-.----- -
d. F... 10 iu)I.--..t r.5 Pop Conn., ID
Lu Ear .aLuas-....l2 4l3 Maple -yru4-l- lJ
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wnoLEsALEpRrcEs " COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Jan. ~ ls52.
BEANS AND PEAS

Rcccirts for the week-Beans, COS pigs Peas $4,000
bush Exports Beans ~ Peas COR bush. MIR
row beans and firm the demand mainly
from trade there has been enough doing %
rant further atvlnce and choice quality -lLbe M
- - Mediums are also n better demand and sales
are reported al - 30 aud - 50 Tor half load.
Seventy per OF th- foreign Beans OF quality
and there enough OF prime quality Offering aec tle
OF choice state Mediums. Very little demand for bed
Kidney, prices the buyer, White Kidney AM choice
Pa Beans t1fr higher 40 inquiry FOR Black Beans
quotations entirely nominal Green Peas, 10 choice
aud cu. 7 ly free from bug, fairly sailblr
but ther, buyers for buggy lots Receipts ~
southern Black Eye running very light, and prices
Ouotrd higher. Quotations.
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KlEs-ll DIT Goat skins in far demand bot Heavy quiet

sTEARIEE-UuI and unchanged; Choice city quoted
1850 Lc o'Conarg stearug. lie spos, and j. Ia
ID Lc for Iafe months.
TALLOW-cmct and steady Prime city quoted -1D
Sic. sales, $1,000 D. ~l4asi.o.
1EA-Quct dnd rather W Ak
TOBACCO quiet. but about steady Iugs go
az ac, Leaf III g.; sales 100 hAGs: seed Leaf LARRY
active UlO 1850 Wisconsin, seed Leaf and
Havana seed pryItc terms; 200 c- $50 Pruus} wanna,
l2u25c 80 cases. l~cl New England lG03jc; 200 cases.
% York ats, private terms 200 bales Havana,
10 ~ 2u.
WOOL-Firm but only modorativey actiyc Domestic
Fleece sold Ia rlv at a 04Sc, De'aue o. 4-ni
secured california and feIas at Gua-uc, lnwashed Fleece
2-4'-Lc; Low secured do, at -1JtC secured Cali
7-c Territory AZ lJaJOc; Los Mixed ,ombug
3~c: Fa Texas ~ 2IH2fzc; -ng do At 10 }5l 10.
California az 1893, and Fall do al laul3c.
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DERSONS desiring to loan money mt paving
interest on rstca real estate security correspond with
VHAECHEK. Writ &. H., Wirt Co. w. Va.
OFFICE oF WELLS. FARGO & co.,
- ~ :. -----..-- L-.... ! -A--

STOCKHOLDERS NEETiNG.-Thc next an
- nuaI meeting the okhottIs u Wells, Fargo CO.
election ~ Directors, for the ensuing year.
win be held Monday February Is l~02 a II AZ the
Company otcein The city II san Francisco state OF Ial
tpru books viii ne closed on THURSDAY ian
nary 20 anu reopened tuesday. February los2.
JANIS HERON, secretary,
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MoaNIya $40 coI.o-I1lT III 49, comAxn
~ ." W. '' u " WILLIAM ADAMS. Treasurer.
II. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO RAILWAY Company
DkENEL BUILDING. BRO ADsr., ;
Dee

T'IE directors Of this company have declared
4 a dividend Of THREE AND ONE-UALF t3L) PER
CENT The nrst prefer ed stock PAYABLE and after
Wednesday. February l->2 To stockholders OF record
Tuesday, January T. 1882 upon the closing OF the books
that date.
the purpose tins dividend the transfer books Of
first preferred stock, only viii be closed FCE DAY, Jan
udry 1852 tree .5 and the morning
OF THURSDAY. February ,, 1882.
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T. W. LILLE. Treasurer.
VHE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN

fFNIE IAhL NIIUEE AND MICHIGAN
i SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
TAEA5LkE.'5 OFFICE, GRAND GENITAL DFIDr
NEW. luGK. Dee. ~. l,Sl.
Tho BOARD ~ Directors ~ THIS company have TINS day 10
rllrrd a ora TgIFHIN DIVIDEND 81 TWO PER tLNr
upon IFS capitals oCN pa able oU WtDNE~DAl the FIRST
DAY OF F.BRU AIRY next, 40 this Oih'n
r1c transfer books VIII Dr closed 40 O'Clock m IN
81 - instant end at c l''Nrni on fhr uJrn
T.. -. NJl.l - ElL Treasurer
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Receipts for Tie week. 2sc57 boxes last week. ol,5J.
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boxes corresponding week last year 1922 Export
tr the week 26O0l boxes. time last year 1901 0N
Liverpool cable quotations 40 Js 05Js Freight ny
steam 10 Liverpool Dos large part of the shipments VIZ
OF through Cheese Canada There Il ss business u'l
this than last Suippers a. , rule indifferent
operators and do bid quite 10 the figures oil last "t
lot " fancy Cheese but bids this week rarely e1cei
even for perfect Stl there ~ stock not ae7 w
az l3-c holders prerrrnQ wait the Development G We
next m1utl Wcrl- The Bristol market shows u u
Gle buf other foreign markets reported du aho ot
slight inducements 70 shippers few sales 81 an
good Cheese reported II "a l2c. ocra iona " -
hut The demand for an grades + very heht al '9 ~
Home taking ann ~
u,7f4 -Gr.b f1vr flu of materially, that -prrt,7 are
the on buyers and they rarely BID above &c ioi
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Diui0eH1 No.lce5.

OFFICE OF THE EEooELYS CITY AND NEwlowN !
RAILROAD COMPANY .BlgJllIN Jan. 4? l-,2.1
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE AND 4
y HALF PER Gent the capital stock OF the Crook
yn City and %cwt0Wu Railroad COMPANY has been this day
declared payable the Mercantile Trust Company No 10
lsroadway York after February next Trans
or viii be closed days prior 10 that date
"A. a. -CliI I.L Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE EyFSINs STAR
MINING COMPANY. 40. .3 WALLS

- ..,,. ,-.... - NL"-l ORh January H., l-'2)
hINIDEND~ No. - AND No. 29.-lh he
- HnaId Trustees ~ This Comp has declare. a
DIVIDEND go. =. OF FIVE PER tEST on tie Capital
making total Of IN EkCENr. payable January u at
tAr office of Hp--r, Adams & Mciia. so. 80 AL Tho
transfer books Will be closed on the 2tth inst aud rop-Eed
the 18th. HENRI Is. MCIARG, Treasurer.
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NOTICE 10 First Mortgage Bondholdcis of
- Indianapolis aud Vtuceuue- Rail Dad COMPANY.
90 th- First Mortgage BJuuAOdrrs Ui at indian
Iuli Company held 40
Windsor Io, in CITY NewTorG the 18th day of
February ococ> for the purpose lppOlnt'
ing Trustees provided 10 -ad mortgage. o. succeed
original u,t" OF whom decreased and the other
has signed by order Of the Board of Directors
= b. LIGGElT,
Secretary Of Indianapolis aud Yluceanes r. /! Co.
re I'm Z
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Receipts for week. 1893 pkg. last week - ptSs,
corresponding week last year Leo pkg, t'i' we ~
ae4 very finn feeling iu the market aud prices are Hu
decided higher. TIE eco -umpuvc acn4Ah nov" ~,
I-t and only taking enough -"'N u carry '
frl.. day. some Er,tiF,I7 were u-rith- UT o.
Western tod sv no 2IC while others clliu.d % Doe -t'h-
,l,.H, Iim.G I..- show more -tr.u th IN sympathy
Win Ire advance u l lad stock best state marks seA4s
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ANTHONY LANE.

Anthony Lane, who died at Montclair n. j.,
early yesterday morning. OF the earliest OF the
AbOhtiOnists He was born at Livingston Manor. Co
lumba County, on August 49, 1905. and when a boy
came to this city and became a clerk In dry goods
house. He for many years a clerk with Lewis and
Arthur Tappan, enjoying their close friendship Like
them he well known being active in promoting
the anti-sayery cause the agents OF the
under ground railroad between the South and Can
ada He aferward went intO business on his own ac-
count broker in Wal Street. and followed that pur-
suit for number OF years.
On tue organization Of tue Fourth National Bank In
1854, Mr. Lane took position OF discount clerk In
1871 ne was made cashier, and he held position
unCu Last May when ling health compelled him TO re-
sign. The bank officials ieak him experienced
faithful ana efficient Olcer Tie years active
member vi Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. He served
seYcral Years deacon, and AT time superin-
tenden, Of the sunday -scAOoi He married three
tunes ana leaves widow iOur daughters and two SONS
Hls death Was due 10 nervous prOsLIatlOn
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ALLENIn Philadelphia the 9th inst az the residence
Of her ulnaw Henry Davis Hannah K. wife OF Vim.
a. AIieI OF sew YORK
Friends invited The funeral L5ey-s ferry
arS o the II O'Clock ram Bound Brook route, due at
LII p III, on saturday, lZiA lHst.
HARRIs-At Ridgewo,d. y j.. on August . Annie, infant
daughter Of K. Duncan and Anne Gilbert Harris
HULL-At POUCH keepae August D. William b. infant son
OF j. Frank aHd Luda Sterling hui
Services No H. Academyst, Friday. At D.
HABk-At Long Beach, samuel Hawk
Notice OF funeral hereafter
KIRTLAND-Ar Deal Beach y. j. 1hur-,lay iOh inst.
Liza IalseY. only child Jared + aud ialssy KIT.
land. aged years and ia.
saturday. $50 ON the residence 81 her
parents. Brick Church, y. }.
LANE-At MOntcialr =. TO- Anthony Lane Of
80 attend funeral
thu his DrOthrTin law, Mr.. Ruius Cease.
l2O Pac nest, Brooklyn on saturday the IN nst at
$3.50 p. m.
sHAW-Passed into the spiritual world August % sosth-
amDtOn, j. l., Hattie daughter Of Robert and Harc;te
Funeral service NJ 2s Caretonave Brooklyn Friday after.
noon, the llta inst, y.
TYsON-In Vernon, n Y. Thursday morning. the
ION " meningitis. MAYNARD Eyre, Youngest u
Clifton ". aud oslo r. Tyson. aged - months.
Funeral from residence q HIS parents SATURDAY the
l2tA lnsI. II o'clock u
Internent at NOotAwL
TITUS-At Glen Covr August o. 1892 Mary L., youngest
child OF EwOOd and Louise TITUS. aged months AID -
The funeral viii take place residence Of the chfs
parents, at Glen Cove l. l., Fuay, The lin insI al
Carriages viii waiting arrival of 40 o'clock from
Hunters Point
UTrER-At whitesboro y Y. Tuesday morning Augus,s
OF ner
wARD-on Tuesday August in the SD year Of her aga
Julia GriswOd Tying wife 81 William ara, aud daughter
OF the ney stephen H. Tying D. -.
Funeral the Church Holy Trinity Madison
and 42dst, Friday morning, the llh inst, 10
Iaterment Chester
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BIDDING MISSIONARIES GooDBY.
IBY rELEGRAPn TO THE TRIBUNE

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Boston, Aug. LOAN interesting meeting
was held TINS afternoon in the old Park Church to
bid farewell and Godspeed thirteen missionaries vino
start on Friday for their respective fields Of labor
4her names and destinations follows For China
ar and Mrs. Charles D. TenDey and MIR and Mrs j. )
ATWOOD TO shan-see, Miss Alice r. Harris TO FooChow
ana henry 4 Perkins TO Tien-Tsin; for BHlgara-Mr
ana Mrs W. W. Sleeper to samokoY and Miss F. L.
Sp"oAef 10 M"nastri for MeXico-the Rev. James d.
Eaton to chihuahua and Mr.. and Mrs John Rowland
and Miss Belle NJ Haskins to Guadalnjara Many
OF these persons are members Of Obern band that
has done much for the missionary cause and the
ladies are members OF the women's Board
The Rev. A. C. Thompson presided The Rev DR. ~
c. Clarke Foreign Secretary OF the Board pointed out
the locations 10 which the missionaries were going ana
arer words % encouragement and advice IA rOduccd the
Rev. James ID. Eaton, Of chihuahua, Mexico who FOR
several months has been Ia the country studying
the language for the purpose of remaining
as missionary. After he had spoken
the Rev +. A SCHUYLER, returned missionary from
Austria, said that the Austria being
40 successfully accomplished at the prosent time
Brief addresses also made by the Rev. L. j. Taylor