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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-07

On, and after January ISL, ias:, the Esnk
~i,l open a. . O'CLOCK 4 ~. and close ., q.
O'Clock r. ~, sharp.
SEBkEK, FERRIS & WHITE.
BANKER
Dillon. Dec 9Th 1851. IL
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-07
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NOTICE.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
E,STAELlsHED.- ..1s5!
JOEL GUTMAN & Co,
OEE-PRICE SILK AND LACE HOUSE,
so, 81, "a AND IS NORTH EUIAW STREET
BALTIMORE, MD.
We are in receipt Of the Largest and Most Select
Stock of
SILKS EVER INpORTFD'

The recent purchase of Mr.. LOUIS K. GUT
Mas t"hose s,,iourn Lyons pending the recent
panic has given hl'n the opportunity of securing from
Mcsrrs Antoine GlIiuet 4 Co. and Bonnet 4 Co., OF
that has never been e1ualed Determined to- give
friends and patrons the heIeiiL thereof, specially
40 pieces BLACK SI KS at 81. for.uer price 81 %.
20 pieces BLiCk SILKS at Sl.25, rner price 81 so
IS pieces black SILKS at $50, former price 81 rs
50 pieces BLACK SILKS at sl.s5. former price 81 IS
. ieecs BTAek SILKS at -. former price s275.
- pieces BLACK SILkS at -. -. former price So
20 PIECES BLACk SiitAS - 80 former price So 25
lo pee BLACK SILKS at -, former price "A and
BLACK MEHyFuLEUX EHADAMES, SURAHS
SAlIN. GOMEZ AND B;suGADE SILKS,
he reputation Oh the above make, Six firmly
Established thai eein 1t less to say than
that our csod may purchase. confidence.
De LIONS, SATIN RHaDAAi.:S. SATIN COMET
SILK AND SATIN SUKAHS. VENETIAN SILKS
SILK AND SATIN MEi;NEiLLECX, BkOCADES
AND MDifES.
Our New in.Y Crtdtion Of
FOULAItD AND SCMMER SILKS
SURPRISES all our previous invoices ieSrs Sly les and
full stock of BLACK AND COLORED SATINS for
tliiilil and Dress pr Gse- Also "a Oiee line Of
BLACK AND CoLoi.Eo LINING SILKS.
Or Assortment OF
1ACLS AND fhBiDIDEIIES
Commands ItreIt,
IN OUR HuSIE.Rt DEPAK TMENT
We oLer - u SPECIAL FEATURE:
lo' dozen reI.ch BAiEEit'tIAN HOSE at 81 cts,
worth o. cents C.I.utcI5 RIBBED HOSE, Iin-iieoi
staln-, III Pm and fancy ia.! s+Zcs) - cents er
l2II-A t'f-a HTr IN Ais ia assortment Six,
and Children.
JOEL GUTMAN & CO..
80. 80. "A AND SO North EUTAw STREET.
i-S-ot EALIihCI.L, MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

Inc Massachusetts, democrats, at heir reunion
dinner In Boston last II ght, let notn, escape
them calculated To throw light upon their in
ChtiahS With regard TO q n Butler, OK his par
poses Win regard 70 that party. H was not pres
tht, Out taat does not by any means signify that
he does not Intend 10 make another c4nv u.s. for
governor as the democrats candi lat. Perhaps
Butter Is waiting 10 see what the en- tncaS o. sue
cess are before declaring himself. Just 1T present
The prospect OF democratic success under any cir
cum>t tnctS Is not promising. At the late NUM-
opal election in Boston. the democratic stronghold.
In Massachusetts, that party was badly deie lted
effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
The Docsic-sncet ga saturday.

THF STAR vii b. sud in GoabIe-sheet o.
eight-ptCr lorl of fitY-5lx columns o. Saturday
IS these i,-g-- command au exits ordinary cir u
lltion, thy especially valu die to advertisers
That OF last saturday was 81 leo. To insure
insertion AMI pr5p eIasSf s.stion, advertisements
must be presented not later than L. O'clock H., Sat
uTd1y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

A Washington paper aIluies In two or tbraa
places 10 Cincinnati as "a city III hogs" We may
remark that Washington Is also "a city OF shors
NlhcinnttlS hogs prJbtb have the ADVANTAGE. in
nlodeSty.-tttcia3itGd Es9ItireT.
cincinnatlS hogs also have another advantage
Thy are mostly owned therein their own peas.
so 10 speak,-Vhile those In WASHINGTON g.nar
ally belong somewhere else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

There is a bill pending in the Massachusetts,
e5lsllture to confer the right of MUM iDaI sui
lrige upon women. The members OF the IegSi, l.
tlre as whole, seem to b. inclined to avoid this
measure, as 1t will really bring I'd the whole
question OF wOmHn-s rights In all its length and
Breadth The supporters OF the bill regard it rs
an entering wedge, and hope to make 1t devotion
into full-grown female suffrage. And. indeed. II
Massachusetts, grants To the women within her
borders the right To vote In municipal elections.
why should she not extend the privilege to state
and national elections? Every argument that can
De used against woman suffrage applies with lust
as much force 70 municipal election In a yillara
as 10 an election for governor OF congressman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

MI. oscar Willie says he wonders that no crirni-
hu III cincinnati has ever yet plead the uyii
ness OF that city as an excuse for his crimes AMI
cincinnati IS 1.-THE Paris OF America" too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

"TniS looks Ike business Is the remari, made
oy The Baltimore American In noting the unanf.
nous acton OF the Washington grand tury in
indicting the star route plunderers and perinrars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

IN the Riverside hospital, or New York, during
the month or January los cases OF smallpox were
Treated, OF which number IS died. or the fatal
cases the physicians aScertainad positively That
One had been varcin ited, the history or thra,
Could not be aScertained, AMI it was cert lin that
81 had not been vaccin ltei OF those who recoy-
cred 50 were known TO have ben vaccinatei
Yet, In the eace OF such statistics as these which
are being daily issued from all smallpox hospitals
In the land there are persons who cry out against
vaccination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
CARRIERS,
IN ORDER TO GET CHOICE GOODS.

IN ORDER TO GET CHOICE GOODS,
II IS NECESSARY To BUY EARLY
AND WE INVITE OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIKI
PUBLIC To INSPECT THE MANY INV
AND DESIRABLE
SPRING NOVELTIES THAT WE HAVE OPENED
THIS WEEK.
ON THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10TH
WE WILL OPEN SOME VERY CHOICE STYLES IN
FRENCH SATINFS. FRENCH CAMBllICS
FOtLARD SILKS. WOOL SUIIINGS &C.
Our stock Of LINEN DAMASKS.
LINEN TOWELS LINEN SHEETTNGS
MARSElIIFS SIRE ADS
AND ALL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Is COMPLETE, AND WE OFFER
SOLID VALUES AT THE LOWEST
MARKET PRICES.
A L0NSDALE CAMBRIA ..... loLr
A wANSUTTA COTTON loL.c
ONE PRICE
w. NJ. SHCSTER & SONS.
fl5 9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

In IN" appoint Hc1t u t'.r % nn'tnha 0f the New
York stIt" Scntte Tam a..-1y was -iy ii % lions
and power Tar yp1i til 4 which II number, and
the Character o. 1t S'nit1~S entitled IL II was by
means Ol t-se Tiuan ,nv yot-S that The puHIcanS
were on able TO org s.Zs the Seast Ii IN rnfDTr
the conclusion i that the IN 'Ut prom given
u the fcY Tf'n.I triy senator's tn Result Of
al uni rsttu ling. Bat 'vcr iHuHdrH brought
1t about, It Is an 1Tin mt yHry dist .tefui to
the people IF Nv nro city. They have been the
victims oi Ttmmsrys p@i!t.sl metJnis fo~
years, ana they I'VE, 81 lat eJTne fly "niHlV0r'd
u Tlt theinS ives OF that IHtuua>. The voters of
tlF city have pr-jty wei C.-Cds.i III d'StrCyIn
Tamm IA, Siniiu-n c in muGip pal &ffa.r-,and they
had r'aS'n u hOpn that ole az two more signal
defeats at TIE polls w1Eli dt-ru that OrE8nizl-
ton TdmmaHy can exit only upon municipal
patronage and III ,rf-s--ii1. 10 regain what it had
lost il WAS fighting for very life. Now the tax
payers Of te city arc aPpre1eusivt that the Tam
many influence IN TIE -isl ture VIII be Used u
S-clIre legislation Ct"Ulte to assist that org nj
eaton IN TeSlin.ng Il, lot power in the nctropo-
lis. OF course fdmmany alone cannot accomplish
ah+ thing in this direction, and the republicans
ami regular democrats are warned by the org ans
or publ; sentiment iii tEa city that any party
which assists TammaHy VIII be held To Il strict
cOuntability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

hunter In Florida was recently bitten by 2
rattt'Snake. when twelve miles from home. and
without whiskey- The colored driver OF the party
hdd, however, IN his po ;ket bottle o; pain killer
which he insisted the wounded man should drink
and apply To the bitten spot For want or am
Other remedy, real or supposed this was done an
a cure was Effected Since then pain killer II -
been made legal tender In Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

Bradlau5h Was expelled from the British parla-
nent yesterday, AMI Il writ for new election in
Northampton aJ once issueL BY this process
parliament only got rid OF this troublesome case
temporarily, and postponed the time when the
question involved must be met fairly and SJudrely
BradiaUgh Immediately returned t. Northlmuton
and entered upon the canvass for reelection, and
nobody doubts his return 10 parliament. r .ch
TINE thJt his seat has been denied him lie has
Deem Reelected by an Increased M iority. BY Il
system Of seeming persecution his cas- has been
Glgnied into II Issue whica his constituents are
evidently determined 10 have deriied Had Brad
Llugn been permitted to quietly take his sea-
when he first pres sntni himself To be sworn H. he
would, in all probability, have passed out OF the
public sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

Washington's birthday was celebrated more gem
eraiiy yesterday throughout the country than for
many years before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

VyyHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH AND
II the deaf and dumb bear ano learn 70 evssk by
nie1ns of recent wonderful scientific inyeufion, t1
DENTAPHDNE. By its use the deaf enabled %
hear aa ordinary Conversation. Lectures, Con0x1 &c
perfectly. and the Deaf and Dumb hear and boine
TAUGHT 70 ade,stand spoken language. for sale 81
CHAS. FISCHER IT, 9TH street northwest d2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

Another Independent leader has declared him
SELF In Georgia Gen L. J. q irJrell publicly pro-
claims his Int milton to an Independent can
didate for governor next fall pl atfDrm of L
free education for al children. opposition I'd rail-
: road and other mOnD2Il.aS, opposition To the
present system of leasing the ST tie cOnvlctS, i
recognition OF the unity OF our common federal
government, and equality OF all men before the
law" He is i democrat OF prominence, and has
rendered his party considerable service during
The past f"w years. 50 far there appears to be no
ZACH OF readers for the iniepen lent movement in
Georgia, but in order ID succeed the movement
must have followers The men who have already
declared themselves in favor OF the new movement
all couple TINT declaration with the announces
ment OF their candidacy for some Off, Organ
KttiOn is essential u the success of all political
movements, and USUALLY it Is the first step that Is
Necessary. II would seem u be the part OF wisdom
for the Georgia iniepen Tents u ct their party in
shape for the coming cont st at the polls before
announcing themselves as caniiiltes There is,
however, plenty of time ahead yet for orsani-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

ME HAVE LITTLE TO SAY-THE NEW
W WILSON DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
VIII commend itself beside all Others can bc
on easy monthly Iayments- Call and them at the
agency WI. STlEBELING, l717 Pa. ave-, near Cor
coran Art Gallery. ~ W.
Also. number of second hand Domestic SINGER
w W. No. g. White, Wilcox Gibbs Howe and
Weed at prices below those of other establishment
IN the city Call and see for yourself any make rented
at 81 so per month: repairing a speciality f22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE OR TO RENT CHEAP-FARN EIGHT
II miles from WASHINGTON, one mile from College Sta
ton, Baltimore and Washington TURNPIKE contain
ing 46 house and barn costing s. OOO vines
In good bearing condition. fruit and good water
For particulars inquire of c. ENGEL, Gas Center
Market Washington, d. fl5-2Ws
EOR Saloon EASY TERMS, OR EXCHANGE
i. for cty groperty-A fine Country Residence. within
and Boundary streets containing So acres under good
cult Walton; improvements consist Of q fine Frame
Building. 38x50, eleven rooms, modern improvements
also large stable, carriage house and out budings
excellent pump; fine orchard Of choice fruits. grapes
fused the owner has further for It. Inquire
OF A. EBERLY, 7lS 9TH street northwest. jal5-2m'
TNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOX UNINCUMBER-
IL ed Property. stocked Farm of 1876 acres nine miles
out; mile to railroad station: good house. barn ap-
pie and peach orchard vineyard, good water InOuire
at 2OO6 Pennsylvania avenue. f6-lms
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCIJM
bered property, Farm of 240 acres, 3x miles from
city: Groom house farm fine peach and young -.
pie orchard: excellent water. Inquire 2O22 stree
C31-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
I OOk FOR THE RED SIGNS
I Ook FOR THE RED SIGNS
FOR THE
BARGAIN SALE OF CLOTHING,
rs SEVENTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
Bargains tell The great sale of
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING.

Store crowded with customers buying BARGAINS in
Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. The ladies' de-
ishted with the style Quality and Price of Boys
:.Dd Cnl1rcL's suits Boys Gyerco2ts 1T about .f
Price. Never such chance to get the Guu.ity and
style Of Clothing 1T such Low irce-. Large to
Select from Al styles an. Prices. business Suits Sc
u 80, fine Dress suits .12 10 So fine Pants 3
IN 81; inc Drees b ac1 Cloth q, ats, t. worth pa
finest Imported French Wors:ed Cts worth 40 for
So good Dress Coats and Vests. SlJ 10 rl satin lined
oveTcoat'. worth SO for So. The l4r-er pert #
sock Is fine Custom Mad Goods. and your can
moi equal them IN make, quality It, The cutter Of
our garments receives 81 OJ ger year We name,
part. o. our prices for Class goods. Child
reiis Suits. ~ 30 to IS; Boys - -; Youths
suits 30 ID az, " Orkins Pants TO- 81, 81 30 and
g Tbs iulla.ns stock is for sale at
i2S 7th street. where YOU buy any goo Is
you want Take taepl home. examine Them
Ind If not worth % per Cont more than you
gay Tor thcln return them Your noucy will cheer
y returned. We intend give you moe than Your
worth the best made Clothing It'll street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
EOR EVENING DRESSES

1cht Pink Tight pue Cream, ana other cniars ~ all
Woo! tine French FOiIA. extremely Wide width only
81. 49, ' N'''
Co.oRED SILKS so
Bl ACk SILKS. immense assortment 81 81 % 81 So
Sl-7a. -.
UIoRFD SILK Plush s2 So
IIAN0 CoNIiS. SIN EMBROIDERED. 1915.
BLACK SILK VELVET 81
Dol BE WHITE BLANKETS. 8. So
tnlOEEn and BLACK NArINS. -.
Large size White Ioneyc NIB DITII. rs 70
tolbkiD tASHAfIIS. l2E
larre size WHITE BRIDAL OIJI rs 81 eS
toloEED and BI.ACk CASHAlERES ll-wool don.
be width. S1s. ' ~
ColoTcl and Black Brnrsle SILK l25
Pare Wool Illuminated DRESS GOODS. new styIe d
Selling of about l.coO REMNANTS of Dress Goods
silks Cloth Tor Men and Boys' wear Cottsns and other
Ken mt /
IL. .ached Table DAMASh, all Linen 30.
DINNER NAPKINS purr Linen, Zoe doz.
LADIES' CLOTH SUfIIN6, all wool wide double
Width IN new Spring shades, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

- EICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREEOOMS PIANOS
oil various Iu1kes for sale and rent at fseae1
ttuced prices. Vim. Knabe 4 Co, IS World r. -
rtnoMlied Pianos Tuning and Repairing
t23 18th street. above Pennsylvania Avenue Palm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, 1417 G STREET fOPPO-
- site Rigs Housel large pool: good ventilation;
iadles Monday and Friday; not open Sunday; open
from to 10: Saturdays - baths ST. tickets 81 So
DIR. H. l.. BOVEE. Electrician. OoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-23

MADAM ROSS. THE LONG ESTABIISHED RE-
U1 Liable C.arvoyant and AstrolOgist- gives better
satisfaction in all affairs Of life than any in the pro-
fefs1on tells the past present and future destiny
sd noe and assistance all matters appertaining to
b tsness. love and matrimony. ALL TRoCB. CALL.
ttisfactOn given pay. Consultation Rooms.
I'd street above d street northwest. ap6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23

Ged do March and April delivery. 6sd Apnl and May
delivery 0seas do May and June delivery d Jun,
a july delivery 67di do JulJi and August delivery G I'd
LIVERPOOL Jan. 21-2:3O p m-1ns saIos o. the day IN
clude1 $500 bales American.
AUGUSTA Jan IL. Cotton QUOT and stosdyi Middng
10 Low midilinG lOcd Good Ordinary 100; receipts,
RALuMoRE jan otton quiet mddnnr, lI7sc. Low
bidding llSc GOOD Ordinary l0lc gI)ss receipts. III
BosToS. Jan. a. otton steady, AldunnG l2c.: Low
Mddlng, IL 'c. dooi ordinary l0lc. receipts sis
CHARLESTON Jan 2iCotton AMI and ~uTrinai Middllng
lls4c. Low Midding ii bc Ordinary, 1G5sc; ret
receipts obs bales export. a. Great Britain 2Il5 bales
sales 500 bales stock 76049 bales.
tECINNAG, Jan - oton Qui.t Mddin2 10. Low
nidding nc, Cool Ordinary -. receipts l75 bass
shipments H2J bales SAIL 2Bs bales stock. V162 bales
GALVESTON jan 2l.-CoTIOu uTn; MuauUg. g.; Low
MiddiDg lc; GOOD Ordinary l0hc net receipts J. -
bale exports cUastHIsu, ~ Daes 200 OaIes; Stock
Louisville Jan. Election firm Middllns. llNc
MRAPHlA Jan. 2l.-Cott0B trIui Mid mig. Il 20. net
reeeipt. $40 gross a. bales shipments Zt9 bales
sa.e', 10 bales, stock. SI-Hl bales.
Low Mridlnq lie Soot Oriniry I64sc. net receipts
So5 aes exports coastWise l,to- bales sAe OOJ oaes
ORLEANS. Jan. ELECTION qniet; Middnnz u SCI
Low hddnH II ~ Good Ordinary. iOyc' ne1 'Tp7ps'
I2262 bal to the Conne i23 bales sales 3OJU Dales
SoRFoLs Jan. 2l.--Cotton easy Mlddi.ng. ll7sc net
receipts 557 bales exports 90 bales sales $50
PHLADgLPHA Jan. II Cotton quiet, Mlddnng. l2isc..
Low Mddng, II Lc. Good Ordinary. 0tgc. net receipts
lUS7 bales lOJ6 bales eXpOrtso Great Britain 1000
bales; salea. sDnuers 1913 ba es. stock u bales.
Middlilg, llc Good Ordinary, lpqC; receipts, lO22
bales shipments 1850 bales sales llj bales stock, oOjo'
sAyAxyAIl, Jan. 2I-Coton quiet Andd!ng. II Sci Low
Exports Great Brtai 576 bales coast%ise, lU93
1neS Sales LOO Oaic last evening. 80 baos socS 9O6o3
WILMINGTON. Jan. FL steady Middng II 2c Low
MaaHS ~; Good qrdnhry gIgc net reeG,Ps Ssi
bales, stock, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23
EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 2l2:0J m-pOrk-Prtme Mess Eastern
uu at 30, Western. dull nj 10. Bacon Cumberland
Cut. dun 4oi6d Short RID dun at IA Long Clear
duh at 40. Clear. duh az AZ. Hams-LOng Cut
firm 5Uf Shoulders dull $3.50 Tor Beei-India
Meas 81. Extra Mess firm NJ - Prime Mess du
80, Lard-Prlme Western duh n 559d Talow-Prmc
CITY steady at4LGd Turpenuae-SDrits. Steady at AZ.
Fine lLol. Common. 5teliy at OJd Cheese
Americana hrmer At 50 Cd Lard OH none here Flour
Extra state uu h. WEeat-So White. 5tsady al ln>d
No. Spring 10 ia. Winter New Western. steady
loJ ii. Corn-Mixed steady III Cottonseed OIL
IclOW American. ROsin-COnnOD At London
steady U9d. TurOentne-SDTlts At London. steady at
42,3d.
LONDON. Jan 2l-i3O .. In-Calsntta Linssod, A. per
quarter. Sperm on. 2S7 per ton; Pale RosIn. 10
1904 spirits lurDenune Az CwL Refined Petro-
leum. GAd Spirits OF Petroleum. Sid 696. per Gallon;
Common tOHn. ID. Linseed on 425 10 per toE-
LONDON. JIM 2l-4:30 D. m-Suyar 30 0256d. per cwt.
for CuDa Centrifugal poazng 0C and Eyed for Cuba
COvado P1ir Refining afOat
2i.-Petroieum. IL francs 81 confines
pslr American Hcexs Lard closed 139 francs
per 100 ziloS -
BERhRN 2l.-wilcOXs Lard closed at 81 marks 20
DfcnHigs 10 Petroleum marks % pfenngs.
HAyRB. Jan. 2l.-Wlco1s Lara closed M ~ francs
50 Ccntlmes per 80 klOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23

In Government bonds a fair amount of business
was done. but 1t was irregular. Thou h the extreme
figure Ol he week no fully nam aimed ,ne
ma uidS snow advances o. d peI cent tOr tie
tInurd q, and continued 5s, and ID per cent for tie
4 y, and Is. In ate bombs the enneSsee Is were
feature and adv anceu from 70 77l2 but closed
al rs. There was "A renewed demand for the Arkauas
railroad issues but small offerings tho dealings
small eady figures Nearly ali kinds #
railroad bonds OF speculative character are lower
than "a week ago. he dealings during the week
generally were unimpOrtant III amounts ONLY
small business waS done in the strictly investment
classes. but the supply TO be about with
the demand.
The total movements IF -four and gram at the
principal points tor the week ended Jan. - !, lSSZ
ana since January l. for years 1881 ana 1852,
were a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23

hcrce ballast fat 81 10. vessel pay
OflLu.ced. 81 d62c. for American. with fair sales. Lard
Oh 9rl active At 9og9lc Tor rme y crude 0otonSeed
PErEoLErM-f cnned drm but quiet. Certificates
S % nd ""e rrnsd hero ma &c Casa. and II RG nj.
1rn9, ~ .'lng order. Gi9a7'4 &c; Naphtha G'c' Home
Atgod a. loI ows Market opened 10 M, United saes,
s",lr" lu:o M. ,Aas5 u o. N, sales e5c; l:3g
q ~. c :; 90 ~ n a. ~ q p m o - "a
G = '!r sgIyis oph6q Fc1rpary - do March ~ G
.' 1n.s io'a for Lonth, 800 Obsi average "II'o
oRl,-I2por trading is ,css active. but
XII hdgt no lhlclaIy raug.di nil3n5 hcd IVg &c PEI
4a To- e Xlor 10 Qld Mes. foI export quoed
m9rc - wv. Nr% 't17 trbr4y SWqs F,r f2
Mess. sis %. Western Prime Meas, sl7 5ca$ls cry
Go. SO 30 as 10 brand EEEI IN mod ~ ~,
si ta%y Ness SO }o@slG 90 ct, hEiIa India Mei
ai r'qnest; -ae- So Fresh Hams, u p qyegas lQc;
Clear pc Long ana short clear haand halt gtc.,--.
n Mg'i , ~ 9uot ad,anced H.. ice
cash lots On I S2S no. d" AID h G aT faS
10 onD1 sa!e js tcs Prime steam, spc il5Oq ll$jc,
%3D tcs Feird' - llolu sgo, al ~
i0"O tcs March, ll4jGlL52hc closing 1l52hc; $50
Nay % tdi7d dS-6S l f.9'Y s III 20 tcs Ja9S
llI2t l75c closing A. Dc; Juy closing isoc seller
,9s 20 es SCI Refined qc,e4 55c Continent
WIN H. ht u1Ud tuc. Gtll ana
depr",.ri state Nrcamorv Fan made 9iG"Gc. stat"
Sweet Craamery. 5a3 c. state Halt Firkn Tubs Fair TO
Choc57H5 c. state FrIn Dail1eS foor to- hoce 1903 c.
SAie welsh TUBS, Ear to Choice Z6OSjc.; state Entire
Dares GOOD to hoco 2Ja1 stale barry Tubs. Poor to
h.u, -o42'c' Western EgiL ,r-ameJy, Choice 410f e.
western tIed PH Choice 20Ui'C. Imitation
reamrry 2b0S western Dairy Poor to Choice 5632c;
Western Factory Poor to Choice. l2@2jc; Western Rolls
do"u to iu1c. 23G2Jc. CHEESE very quiet,
and prices without marked change. choice stock held
qate Tn stale Factory. Common to Fancy, 90 l. l2C.
Western flai, Fair Prime go -9ic, Cheddar Fair 10
Chocc. 9al2 g. skins. Common 20 Choice EGGS
dn weak and unset l"d wi'h,nt how YER any decided
angc In prices Long Island and nearby 23G2ic State
and Pennsylvania DC. Western Fresh DE. Southern,
Fresh. &c, Western aud Canada Fine held lC0IoC; 10.
Poo TO Good ia SC: LINED Western and
l2digc.
RICE-stcady and unchanged with moderate Jobbing
sales
enthusiastically quiet unchanged.
&okINS-Decr love- and active steady de
nan lor a ,,t,iI