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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-01

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old .FT6
4 Dominion steamship Company 5 sszkss.
proposed sallings for the week following are:
MANHATTAN, Captain STEVENS, FRIDAY,
March 30th. at O'Clock Z. VI.
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
April lst, at @ O'Clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, TUESDAY, April
Sd. AZ | | o'clock 4. "
Freight received until l O'Clock p. NJ. Friday. 8
O'Clock T.. VI. saturday, and to 10 O'Clock \. VI.
Tu sday.
through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 20 all points north, south,
east, and west: also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
hfi,r-cabin fare 10 New York (including meals
and BERTH, SO: rouud-triptchets,Sl sis; storage,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, So.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS, Wednesdays. and Saturdays by The Richmond
and Petersburg railroad ~ 1850 4. VI. VIII make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be had ~
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and a. W.
CARRIERS, I 900 Main street.
FOR freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
mh2S COmpanys Wharf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-01

The Malagasys Gone.
NEW YoRE. March 31.-The Malagasy
ENJOYS sailed for England to-day.
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DEPARTURE OF STEA MERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR GJ~Grs,
" TO 9@3bazAcI =
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT MEMS.

NORFOLK AND NEWPORT MEMS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTS.
MOUTH, AND JAME>-2IV LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIHORE, ANDTHE NORTH
SAifE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMITHFIFLD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA
ONLY EOUTG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BI DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MICH LfSS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE re- NORFOLK, sl.ODl Nor,N,,r
FARE ROI.ND TRIP 5000 y"
WAN-LANDlNG FARES FROM csc. TO 90C.
MEALS, zoe.
one OF the COmpanY's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states mail,l
=. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WFDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY, At A. NJ, Tor aboye-named
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk At
t.3O \. W, arriving AZ Richmond q, about u. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and az Gar
be- Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOhS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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Leave
alchmo'd 24j p NJ 4:3O A. NJ GOO A.. ".
Arfive at
MtPolnt $500 r. NJ ESQ A. A. gas r. NJ

Passenger trains connect at West Point Taes-
GAY thursdays. aud Saturdays with steamers for
baiulnofc and the North
Freight trsius leaving Richyaond Al 4.3o A. N.
ana o;Vo 4. W. Will have passen9er-csaches at
Train No. ~ connects az Burkevllle With ror-
iolS and Western railroad for Fsrmy.Ile, Lyl eh-
burg, ana al southwestern points.
IRAN 40. % ithrou2h passenYeri stops az ali sta
tons, connecting at su,herlia's with Milton End
sutEerin SarrOw-tsagge railroad for Milton &C
Greensboro for all points on North Caroifrpa divi-
sion and Salem Branch: az Atianta for ali po,nts
south aud Southwest; IT salisbury for all points
on Western North Carolina railroad.
Train No. 81 Through pas elgcr aud rrsi, stops
At all stations, connecting al sgtheriin's with MD
ton ana sutherlin Narrow-tiaugo railroad for
Milton; at Greensboro for All points on Salsm
Branch: at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia
an Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta,
Sarai nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond ~
1888 l.. W.. GOO A. NJ. and 1915 Il. w.. aud froeI
West Poin' at 1920 a. W (paasengerl, aud 9:55
T.. VI. and 1910 r.. W. fFreiglt.I
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
Leave
Richmond at no. f0j.......... 800 p. n.
Arrive
bon All. t:Zl y. VI.
Coalfieid L. y.
RETURNING.
Coalleld At (No. AN.
Bon S:l8 An
ARRIVE
Richmond A. u.
All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 50--New York and Atlanta eta WASH
ON Train 52-Rchmond ami Danyille, md
Washington aud Augusta.
Tickets sold to all points south, southeast, az d
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NolaT-oyer cheeks given on local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER,
c.. General Passenger Agept.
SOL HANS, Traihr Manager.
TN. Il. TALCOIT. General Manager, mig
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1>sSSr,
~ COMPANY. s<srak&zss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatchohe OF their splcniiG
sfeamcrs-GEl ANDOTIE. ROANOkE. MAN.
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours OF sailing. see advertisement below
steamers leave New Ork TT ESDA1s, THURS
DAY sand SATURDAY at L. VI. from Pier 20
new nUnberl North river, foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-ro0ms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
Alter-cabln fare 10 New YORK tinclud.ng meals
and BERTH. $40: round-srip tickets sls Storage,
with subsistence. ~; without subsistence, SO.
frclght- for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until g o'clock r. VI. daily.
For further information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents,
jy29 Office COmpany's wharYes. Rockets.
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DIssOLUTIOxs 4 pARrNERsmIps.

~,sSr,S"r-c.II'","ss1 -ssS~s.H~S-s-,l
dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
IL sTIIP.-By reason OF tie death Of Henry A.
Plcasants the firm Of Gordon < Pleisants. Gtne-
raj Insurance Agents has been dissolved.
Either Of the remaining partners Will use the
frm-name in settling up rs affairs.
j. w. GORDON,
W. II. PLEASANTS.
Surviving Partners.
IA General Agent for the HANfBURG-BRE-
MEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GER
MANY the BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY or NEW YORK, and the TRAVEL
LERs' ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. I shall continue 20 do gene
raj insurance business. NV Office for the present
III be that Of the old firm, at No. north Eleventh
street. - -
Ih4ve appointed Mcssfs. GEORGE ID. PLEAS
ANTS & son, with whom nv former partner, Mr..
WILLIAM II. PLEAsANTs, VIII In future be assoc
clated also agents tor the .HAMDURG-BREMEN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage
bestowed on The firm Of Gordon & Peasants, re-
specifically ask to share the sameln the future.
JOHN W. GORDON,
No. north Eleventh street.
Richmond. Va.
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saies-Hallenbcck a Davis sold ~ vesls ll50l75 d AZ
oalSS sn M e S :ss 9s yis. Ia :, ,o A
~ &C. Il 81 a. s sas
Dilenback Dewey sold 2yess IA D. at loo, 2s Grass
AND AN a. sS n q y ~ cars o,,ao47
neadSS cars At 6otst and ~ car. 81 Jersey City, WITH
peeay for cop %s gG AND q:
Soon s Common 70 Prime sheen so
- e and car load Of Shoice fo export &C 60 80 Ordinary
wona nave brought 6c number of mixed carloads
sales-Halsnbeck & Davis Sold 1877 Canada Lambs, SO
~ at 6tc l0s 90 n, at9c $50 do SO 10, at CSC 1913 do
p oa sna shssP o5 b. s S so
at 5c; 1s9 Michigan sheep iO8 ~ SIC and 700 DO 90 d.
walsh Kirby &c sGls lsS state Sheep Lambs
sSs SaSSsrn $oS
Sheep Il IS 5e Is4 DO d. az So; ass Western W. tern
sheep and "a lambs a. n st Ss Isa do az D. at SCI 29i
6c $50 do LOG H. 5c and 1873 Western sheep 100 D.
state 10 Jew Sheep So b. at &c. Iai DO IA b. at tc fyS
Pennsylvan heep and Lambs 90 D. at sic; lb2 Ohio sheep
sheep 1sPs SS 'S sos iSs
l$S a aG sSd sn sg tsfn Sssp a
% SSS S q g. 81 e. q e ~ s at Is
4 sa.ler y GO. sold 80 Western sheep gS H. matcj
n 81 ae iSs 90 6 eg aaaRs e sg At % i r.
4s 1l do dew Labs 90 ID, at "A 80 20 Kentucky Lambs
j. e. Pidcock sold 90 Pennsylvania Sheep, 90 B at 6ci
80 do 81 ~ at "a so l6S Kentucky DO 50 TO- ct 4ci 6ss
Judd BacE CHAM sold i56 State Sheep 80 ~ at 4c;
p $ Eass sold III State Sheep 90 II, at 4c; lO7 State
Lambs n ID. at Go. -
CIV Sn Ps q o. TIE ss was very S
in sympathy with the advance IN City Dressed aud Common 70
Prime were quoted at 4'40oc smith Reid had cars on
sale.
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s sls ID isJsS S1. Sls e. o
$Ss BRIsroL steam 1000 sacks FoS1T "a s g 81:
S ..4Es p sS S.4ss rs
oPORTo Ssss sSp: Nam sS'sSI sSsH
FS sns o S%s
ton yERP60i, another, 40 Cotton 4$ $SS.d
yA 11u sss Hsor to %
SSs Rs sEnss
SSs g B S Rf
British steamer from @oTo 10th Of February lOth Of
$50 West at the opening broke
a9 zoe per- 9 G Se ey h the
R e SPs rsDS S S es
s & loo So a Family uni ym sc' S dS S lots
quoted sig 7%st SS.E Family Ness
M sT Raa s1n an are
sSeEs inquiry ron frs prSsss; retain SSi
Ss I'm, q J5ss:s
BEEF ms well sgsened in price on fairly os active S
sS for %sa sd dsScy 800 bj sales
continues fair Sales 400 Picked sioHides 7c 100
Picked Hams llball 'ae 700 Smoked shoulders Tags;
fSSI Bellies fssi quoted p aYsiS
e TSsc I Ssff Ha Msmi s@Sf
ss @S q 3 SG5s e on S Long
clear in NewYork. quoted nOmnay D Il h
67s07c; Pigs, 7sc...... LARD-Markot mt the opening
weak and about points lower sympathy with the
Vest aerwar better feeling set in with reaction OF July
0Gll points closing strong at the highest figures o. @ DAY
very noderate quiet trading Spot lots sales 800 cs
Grade Spot 56OS60c, ciosng S60cj 300 cs
December 643d353c closing 1853 GS55c 1850 tcs Janu-
aTy s64dS.66c closing 865 s6Se; 1850 tcs February
8S4c closing S4GS sec April closing S.92aS9ec; 800
May 9d905c, closing 9O5c; City steam. DC lower
and moderately active sales l70 tcs $3.50; Of No S
sales 100 tcs Sci Refined dull Continent quoted o9Oci
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS quiet and prices
changed all fine grades held firmly.
RICE-Steady, moderately active, unchanged. ,r,.,.
SEEDS-CloYer 9o4dl0l4c, with fair inquiry; IlmOhy
nomnay 81 55gS1 60 Flax 81 43d$l 49, Calcutta Lseed
SUGAR Raw somewhat active prices Fair
Refining nomlnay 6lc; sales 1853 hhds Havana Molasses
sugar $50 test 5@c., 1900 bags Parahtba 5J6lcy
800 tons DO, 20 arrive 6c; Futures dull no sales.
The markets. depressed Refined quiet for future
barely steady $50 bbs Standard for October at 775
and $50 bills for May at spot rather active at
sItc; Powdered 94087sc; Granuated SG5 Lice; Mould
j" &C.; Confectionery "A" SC; Standard "A" 72O
7g.I6c. on a" 7sG7kc; White Extra &C" 6s4G7ci
Extra &C." 6SdGasci &C" 6'sU6tc.; Yellow. 6s4a6c Re
January 07.57 10 February 5@757 l2e March, %
97.7Oc.i April, 7.G7 3a77Oc May, 7622a7722c june
'SrEARINE-ou and steady City quoted 9ec. oleO.
margarine Stearue, 8Ac. ,.
TALLOW-Iu fair demand and held very hrm Prime Clty
quoted 7l.d7 &C; sales $4,000 ns., 74G7 bl6e -, -
TEA-Japan dull and barely steady 10000 IDS sofa on
March at "a c Green quiet and steady Japan
p &c; March i2G21 l2c April. 2lG2l@cj May. 2lh9
~ ac Green closed follows December 2903O &C. Jan.
uary 29a3OLc. February, 292Q3lc.J March, 3Oha3l.i
April, 3OL G3lc.. May, 3Os03lh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-04
STATE of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

stA.s R' 1T 2Ss ga s sts'f $50
Flo Biaaa IS 7sass Patapsco Family 81 so DO suPSTliys
A Mqsfu 4 as Red a
81 9 5an1a T. ss io &ts ssDr osr and d
Southern White, S6s6ic. DO Yellow 57a59cj Western
February Sec Sd dsts das "a
firm ee gs sS ju The ye co S1s
e. Ss,1 SS ns 0O86u'' %
6gFsAT0 pee 89qr SSe1s dull NJ 30 w Has
at Il H. IGOR Corn QUIET sses i've srs ssmp: SHE;
Gas 62c 70 arr % track e RYE o. GTs ezra
Western oied G6e FTsssts O g Ne"y SrS, By !, AL
Sasn Corn $1,000 Oats 900 bush; Barley 5000 Ga;6.
s 1 90 Sr sS heesPi 5y bush, a @ SS
barley Railroad ;sSmsns T1oSf 1900 SSs
1900 BUSH i 1000 bush Gram in soT oo lSsS'
sSH s%'h bs o S3S sOo 0'y
GScSNAI Dec S-pGrk quiet at ia - b9 9w Clear
RIB, 675: Bacon easier Shoulders, 6.5Oi Clear Mo,
s. seaf aa and M0f Bus Co. Rod
$1,000 head; shipments. 266 head 49,.
uIar fair speculative business the market opened easier
S0d ID y the oT p sT JanS G a
tlower for May than on saturday sales az w s@9 a1'
January oata9s ' closing at % February II 20
S G,S.9 Closing IA a 81 n.y. Chicago spTHs
SSc.i No. Red Winter 9seasl co. Corn IN active De,
early in The day caused decline q ae under saturday.
Ser TH HSan ne IN Sann sSSn ss az closing
ne. Cash oaIs-Demand the market opsued 80
s"tSrisy sSISs closing Sc Sss5
1000 55s: Wheat :5eGooO bush; Corn, 314OcO 0ais.
5000 sSO O5 Ss Sfss a SS bas Corr
l53OOO Rye 6,OOO Barley $4,000 AT the elOs.Ig call.
JANUARY and for PeSr gf snG May
coo Iush advanced Tor December tor Jsnlary ana way
r1LASEiPaia. Dec. S1Flour-No improvement shippers
holding OF and home trade st purchasing only 10 meet cur
rent holders however not DISPOSED to make eenees
10 s,rgh 50 Is Illinois Straight IS 70 Winter Patent
IS 50Gt6 do Patent 50 5 Rye Flour steady 50 70 for
PURE Wheat Opened g &C. S%es OS! e s S
E1f = ~ o. DO Sq FsS a. q 81 io S
S5 Fsbr 81 Ss rssd BID B s 4 iO aa
bid 81 i5t asked. Rye scarce 6O965e; Corn opened
T% after light speculative Trade Exporters little
.h The srss 0 SsTSs s al c s &c.
vator 8Lsc'i New Delaware steamer Yellow track osci
G % anSr IN siA OasTRs
no c No White SpSi S s az ss de- lower 5a
ana closed firm Reeeg;s-fbSg,I
S 1880 P SasS SSS 1890 BUSH co 1C6
OI ST. LoU Dec s~fiour steady unchanged whes.
S Sst e. S f9SfSas 81 =
Red FAN % opened s9aas ISweT Sq ssess
tS al CASH a ssobsesgo
higher at Slasa55c Barley dull at 5o9eoc, RseelPs-
IS $500 ESs OO o WHEAT ssIsS sSS
1000 bbisIt wheat STOOD bush Corn 10000 oats'
To2h6S nominal SG Tsts
% Es s. 49, January 81 M a !, i
ii % May 81 No s2So0 Isl Rejected Ssa S. SsSSss.
SSc Sssss January May Essc ted 6 sa
g1ss 4sS nq Msy Sc
5000 bush Corn 1900 9 SS 1S SS5
bush; oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-04
CHRISTuAS CARDS.

The Christmas and New-1ear cards "hicn
T. Prang Co. have prepared for this season Will suit al
binds Of taste and many purposes Of friendly remeni
hrapce md household decoration. There are uihh'y
landscapes full OF refined sentiment Mt to bleh'en yum
corner witha In Christmas week. there are brilliant WHO
blown flowers with which 20 delight maidens 100 young
for aesthetic lkings; aud there are pretty NIUE NOME
cenes and humorous animal sketches for those VINO 90
mt care for blossoms fields and waters Sohe vi 'o
designs are beautiful and all lare tasteful Inc! are 'no
work OF artists of high standing. The same Puphh
have brought out in addition TO their CARDS an MIs'c
flower design on satin perfumed and delcatey deu III
sken border II il so arranged 10 stand upright OH
aable and is one OF the prettest tribes OF the hou.
time The Calendar from John Ruskin, a paieV'o VI
olive green and gOld bearing many wise sayings W '
hermit Of Conston is an unusually attractive tmng Oh
its kind. , a..
Lee e. Shepard cling to their fashion OF puphshns ~
holiday gifts handsomely illustrated copies Oh relsiou
and popular poems ncosed I'm gay covers OF inc
mas card sort They oferiix OF these booklets ths year
Each has many charms of paper print and decoration
Roberts Brothers have brought OFT on Leaflets ueu 10
c,ber bv silken cord Lord Houghton's demure little
poem OF Good Night and GOod-Morning' hacn re'-
Contains verse set in reproduction OF an etchns U!
Walter Severn. z.,
handsome Christmas Card edition .of songs anu
Scenes from GOethes Faust has just been puohshcu ny
Estes Iauriat The selections judcious ana the Il
lustratonssome OF them engTavngs from well Known
pictures-are with a few exceptions admirable
Divers poetical cards have been puDlshed ny . l.
Casino Co The Flowers Of the Sea coileciion Vi
ocean verse Illustrated by fayke impressions OF sea-
weed is the most begung and one OF the most channs
of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-04

of q the current OF translation" as o CONSTITUENT
of English literature. Grouping the specimens ac
eordng to the originals causes the transiatorS 70
brought together hap-hazard. Come OF the oes' anu
most famous translators omitted; there are io
examples of the art of Dryden. or Pope OF L"nGiei
low. or Bryant, or Bayard Taylor Was u MI In
toms intention to exhibit bits of the bes, ioi''e
poetryi Then how does it happen that MS l's' u
Latin authors does not include OVID OF JuNen"i'
and that in his selection from Dante he passes
the Divina Commedia 7" In short, whe'her VIC
sider this volume as book of English poetry or as
hoo,, of FOREIGN roetrv il is nnaccountaby deice-
tive aud Illogical. Probably the explanation Is 'n'
AR Linton never had a clear idea of his own pur-
pose. He has got together great variety OF ih.Ii
estpe material. much of it rare and curious ou' H'
has not done it upon any exact system.
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iUintcr Resorts.
CRAWFORD's MEXICAN GULF HOTEL.

PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.
on the Gulf coast between NewOreans and Mobile FINEST
winter resort Hotel with every modern
convenience and Improvement Fronting directly on the
Cuf private pier 600 feet In length Hot and cold
salt baths Climate unexceed Only 90 miles from New:
Orleans by Ouisye and Nashville r. H. and no change OF
ears from Washington ST. Louisville For rooms ap
to M j. CNANfOhD' hapaBel'
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ENGLISH VERSE.

ENGLISH VERSE. Edited By W. LlsTo Sa and R. o H.
STgDnAso Vols o,oaiic ' sccpes " and Characters
TRANSACTIONS. l2mo. Pr. TX, 32li XVI, o4Z;
xxxiv., 1886 Charles scrbneTs sons
These three volumes complete the new collection
of English poetry. of whose merits we spoke freely
on the appearance Of the earlier and more important
parts The work will be popular; it is attractive in
appearance and notably interesting in its contents,
and with its ample representation of contemporary
poetry and its selections from stores that little
known IL embraces a great deal of valuable matter
not readily found elsewhere Mr. Stoddard en-
riches these volumes he did the Others, with APP
propTiate and appreciative IntroductlOns. Ills
familiarity with the subject is so well Known that
Ii is superuous TO praise his competency for such
task.
Purchasers Of this anthology, however. must take
IL thankfully and humbly for what it 49, and not try
to measure it by any known rules The responsible
fly for thu selection of pieces is entirely Mr. Lin
toms, and the eccentricity upon which we re-
marked in reviewing the first volume is conspicuous
again in the present issues. What is it but an &C.
centricity to print the Prologue to the Canterbury
Tales among the Dramatic Scenes and Charac-
ters"f Chaueer's poetry contains dramatic quail
ities but il is not properly classed with dramatic
poetry because il is not dramatic in form. Surely
his great work is essentially epcal if anything in
English literature u.s. and il is unnecessary to argue
that poetry ought to be classified by its essential
characteristics not by this or that accidental
quality. Mr. Stoddard is evidently conscious of his
colleagues mistake. for in his Introductory review
of the rise of English dramatic literature he makes
no mention of CHANGER we should have been sur
prised if he had. A yet more striking divergence
between the two editors is shown in the volume of
TRANSACTIONS Here MIR. Stoddard has judciously
traced the current Of translation as an aluent
of English verse;" and his method has been the his
torical and chronological one which alone CORE
spends with the general scheme Of the work. But
he has been obliged to disregard MIR. Linton alto
getber with the curious result that names to which
the introduction gives foremost Importance not
found In the body of the work We confess that
we are at loss to determine what MIR. Lintons
plan was in this part Of the enterprise The speci-
mems are arranged by authors, not translators.
Homer leading, and other Greek authors following
an turn; then come Latin and next Italian poetry,
and so ON the name Of the translator is given ut
the end of each piece, but not In the index nor in
Che table Of contents. The volume is not OF much
nse. therefore, Us an exhibition Of the Developments
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads
EEy-YORK Monday. Dec. 2, 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coPFEEspo e DUN ana weak talr III. .o :, sI Isd
gswec withdrawn from the stock on irrt hands Which Is
Us Oes' opohs sy AIT Caused tho oppression
80 $50 hags No At lOS0al0S5 Tor DeocmDer l01o
April and May 1885 Tor June and 1898 for Jny AncT
SsT gre Ia In the day at i03Gc; the depression this
evening was due 70 private cable dipacs reporting De
G9ga OUT, 400 Sp$ RECEIPT. shS s pG as
to-day eGl bale, against q last week and 'gg a, a5
y s@ Ssf as gsf e Mdns SpsnGs 70 49, Low Mid
ding do 1876. Flu; Tres dull aud closed to 20 n,s
1875 Fe6rasry 10 SO 5iosi March i6sSaloe6i April
S Nay Il IL si epe6sf II
Transferable orders 1000 Highes! and lowest prize, Of
February, 10 50 Si0soi March i69lslo65. APn illSe
iiS7dll57j september l.25 6fi.2OI November, loe7e
flour AND MEAI-FLoUR Market less so,i SS and
% s%a psieSl: Tor amesi wsTts sses lS 90 or Sbs q
which 5000 Sbls for export Including 900 9els Sw
S6, SaPerns 8 soss 10 for spring. 55s$
PEt. w s. s,os5 SG % for a s. ads SS
shln TIC s4s$S 80 ou citation No .t,cr
Far Extra STATE e S4ss SS 30
9P9@ e ShCe q sS 90 d Id to coe
"a as6 20 Conmon Extra Minnesota 5Oasl so Clear
9as 20 ys .tgs S1ssS Common TS 10 Fair Exrs
Il 5osa; Fsir 10 Good q loas5 %. Good to Very
s 81 r. a l 9q Tor Vest nes $ 90 south
Ansriea. s. 50gs5 90 Market closed gm1e.. s;o
P sd F Ga 30 cSoc
sSssG sSssos :, 56 80 quiet &c FGoUR
selling % S0ess % cS 9 In MEAL aa Yellow Vest st.
$3.50 95 granlywne p $685. 49, c,. o,. utnou,
DECIDED ha a", Of 9 Ss sa s SS So &Sf
siorys rd on suecnlsve account; sales 4.620O0 bush
future 1877 bush cash. including NO Hard duluth
spring. $4,000 bush taken Tor export At y IL ChS t
81 O5 deivered NO Red, 81 l2 for ta Certihcates tn
s sN,t fngTsdsd White 81 0sa; no White
II Oi Ret seller Deeember lOlGsi l9r closing
ii iO3. do January u l2hGsl l2't closing 81 10 90
February. 81 lILasl IA - closing Il l4ai DO hSTch
- l6Sasl lGs closing 81 In 40 APr' 81 81 iSI%
III 49, RYE-Market trmei. with moierae export de-
rand; sacs 2 900 bush No Western, 70itc IN elevators
75c delivered; 900 bush. near by. ~ '2c; BARLEY
Market without decided change sales. 10000 bush 10
a,ic. boo bush 10 Two.itowed state, at SIC. .:.
HARLEY MALT-Dull. prices unchanged .. CoRN3Mar-
@ a%er snhseqaentiy recovered decline. and ad
yanced "a ~. closing im a. 70 c under ,mS sn r
busness speculative account; sales Sl2O9o bush fmtue
III 900 bush cash including Ungraded Mixed at 6s o63
SS % sSs So %hS &c an Extreme Steamer
White G2c; UngrHded White, 65c I'm storei Yellow NO
s S8isadI &C CLOSING eic do February, 63 1a6l &c. clos
Ing "a &c: May 6i90G6o, closing 63'ao -. OATS
s SHs T, s sSS"a AMY
shade Ter the highest prices sales oOgV ousn
4c.i NO l. S14o; 80. White, 81 S9375c No Ss's
aaci No l. Ale: Mixed Western So.2gSSo,, Wnte oo,'
closing Ss4e do fsorGaTy fHs very G
steady with moderate trade. -, ~.
The eIpors ports for the week ended Decem
Der !, 1888 uncomplete), werei