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New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
IrlLLlN OPERA ~ BALTIMORE
COW rWCEo CHARGED AND An UNEXIBCILpLf
HEAVY SALE or STATS.
IIN TEIIGEA ApH 10 IHE IIIRINEl

COW TElCEo CHARGED AND An UNEAlEA LpLi
HEAVY SALE OF STATS.
lUY TELEGRAM TO The IEIBUNE.l
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 2l.-Ihe regular sale OF
seat. for Italian opera began this morning promptly at
hafpasl O'Clock at the Central Ticket Agency. The
sale was vii precedent In this city Never there
suc rush Early the sale began and notY ithstand
Inc the bitter cold morning when the doors opened
line f shiyerng purchasers reached fully square up
t,e street Even when Jenny Lind here before Lhe
Nr and the seats were sold at auction, there was not
near 20 much excitement
There will he four operas given. ON IhuIs"ay hieH'
will be- produced DOnzetts LElsir dAmore "tSS'"
n, Friday "semiramide" Patti; Saturday matinee
"Nt,rtba Gcrstcr and saturday night Norma" Pa
mannheim. The prices for Patti are from ~ geheF@
adu,i..ou 10 S. For the other operas
from 81 general admission, 10 q %. 'he huO
scr,ption ticket to all four operas was OILY siV'
and the choice Of seats being with tem hey went IKE
ho cakes aud 500 had been disposed OF before the u
yidual sale began t1is morning The choice seats ''i'
were only IN the third and fourth OF the orchestra
and IN the first row Of the third tier and the pck Oi thee
wss secured by the ticket spccuators The last two seals
for Patti on Friday night disposed Of as The CLOCK
struck IL Gerster was after Patti the fayOIit Pappcn
helm coming in last.
EThe first person on hand this morning was MT scho-
Aed the ticLct seller al Barnums Hotel lie arrived at
40cock when was stil dark and the mercury stood
zero few minutes afterward bis rival from tAe
Carroltop aupeared Then came several boys ana men
One the former the occasion had Oh t"O su49
clothes tO keep and carried rug 10 etdnu On, ~
O'Clock the crowd had so increased tha' top %r,dre6
disappointed purchasers were turned away. Alttf All
Patti scat. were sold IL was confidently pieueed tnA
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
4 coNrIcr C4TGHr ~ 4 BrRGLIRE.

4 man who az first gave ia" nHm' oi john
Williams Wa, detected hy Gerirui" Les I'D VI" :. /
of entering room AT No. 80 East Li+dy -SN''- L.
o,1 ,os ..i,el lv Fr.d.riel, Bang. uo..hhor. ].
,yas t0uud that the man bad ben srn 'rn',- i' 20
term of i've wears imprisonment In l"'' i"i a.,
seuit and had served bis term. ii" Was convicted
Of hurrlarv IN April I~-3. AID Va, sent .ut.t io 20
four wears term At sing sing Hr lta. e.api"5@i ''
a painter aud wa, set al Wor!, painting tHr li'''i
wall lie took advantage Ct q careless guar" !, -
caDe Iudgr GildrtS!rcNr yesterday sentenced ll'i
to serve four years of IupT,>)um"n lor th" Du l"N
at th, ho,,. M EIgAty--iNth-~t.. the term io begin
at tho expiration of tho term which lc WIS ''iN i''
when he escaped.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MASKS IN THE ACADEMY.

\ gay throug of masked men and women
nIeI the Academy Of Music last night dre "a IN every
variety Of costume II was tho annual masquerade ball
OF the Cecic Ira0ccis ~ LhUwoHic There was great
preponlerance OF mon, a. usual. At II o'clock
the boxes aud the corridors were filed
temple setting OF the sa-e circle OF gas jets over
the centre with te name Df the society gas jets every
where in abundance and plenty Of bunting were the
1eco.vIiou- one or the most conspicuous or
the ma.krrs was witch in black costume with stripes
Of gold aud upon whose shoulders were perched BLACK
car and an owl Gay cav0cr- prOmenajcd VITA plainly
dre .-rd nuns ciD5y girls leaned the OF kings and
uobemcn. and clowns watzed with empresscs.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
nnsrLrlL AssocLArIoN LECTION

The fourth annual meeting al the H"~pA'al
Saturday and Sunday Association 81 Ne"-l"k w! was
hIdts - Iu,e- Hospital Fy-;ourih-st. and Fiiti-ayc,
IL cve,t,, and wa presided over by Wil!Jn AlrNan
der smith \ g. Agncw acting ~ secretary lh' officers
cIcc,,d were: George Macculloch Miller president iy
man Blum vice-prcsdcnti John :. Bls''ng re- 'id'hs
secretary: George g Baker corresponding -rcrctal al
Charles Iaulcr treasurer Inc IethS I,i W -.
an secret irv through its executive co,H
re ,noff OF the committee showed that Slo"-EV" htl
beeu received from last collection 10 dat' l 80
cati,n directed the treasurer 20 keep his DOCKS open uu
d cal I..l T.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
TIL TprErNE,s MISTAKE.

,rup NrW-Y0RK TRIBUNE, speaking of t.
tom of tbc sulyan-slade party III the west, fai
Thcsc bruiscrs ma ec III truth been 50 oeNlnti ah Dc
iTnr by the hattery. All over the country me pres
- .,,cd lluch space 70 their dougs.' me iElB NJ
M M - a sc,ioJ. Wei a common mi take. IN saying that
RS have been bcpuied and hePrals- "a
I. roul,tr, :" il mergrs the refined ana cultivated N'S
WIN The uarcfncG and deprlycd East ~ Boston ana
Nr York Il f. trua that Suiyn, c-p'cia'y, NJ h,u
~ @,,rTcI" ana "bapraiseI" hy the newspapers.
p ti ba- moi been the cdse In the west me lklb
fr,cs ,Gf in the west and especially West OF We Mia
sonri resides what was once the Hover OF the tAHli
rIuiafion The ulugs nave been lcu IN he Las', Nhi'
r{r~r ,rGueIaIt and enterprise have NOV ed WESTWARD
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
>ErEN HUNDRED AID IIFTY DIAMONDS
TIL. pl<xrn OF mn roLcI CAPTAINS AT DEL
MONICO'-.

rul pINNIR Of mn POLICE CAPTAINS A. p'''7
MoNCO',.
Nlavor Edison smiled bcnc' OlenjIy throu@h
l,rou,b li. eycglas-c, from the guests tame d"
1,al,o,ico,. bal-rooni last night uPon the se'
hundred and fifty diamond that flashed ana scA'i'4'eu
,,y. the tables below him. lie presided nj tue 'niu
ap,l dinner OF the Inspectors and Captains "i f""'r
% reversing the legend, thought that they might P'
I'M. the mice were away. The diamonds bolohse" -
M ,,i,cyen police captains and 2l3 o. their Fu'-','
M ,t us assembled IN The reception rooms anu WIN
,,i. ,e suulur,t. upon their breasts, mich'l seU''
t,, Che ballroom ~ $50 p. ia, 20 come iorth al d" III
MIN sdded diepit, which had been absorbed iIom count
To- Uo;tcs OF AInet & Chtndon. Police captains 'io
- o,ic,r,. and prmouico treated them Win r''P''''
DO the time tlcy had reached tine entrees they "'''
n,,. when they tasted tho roti they were
-, ue,ce with the wicked woildi pnt "u'
tv foupd ncpcnthc in the depths OF cosnnc hcs ANN I,,
Lcuil-ulv uuon thc police ma "i,,,r, ,rbo.e
"a ,f.J rt,couccru even upon the comm nHsl'u'''' "
'i,,is Lsd lrru tuund beside Mil ol Ihaph' ..,o,.
To thr toast of Our Ciiy, Assl'l"H. ~, ,ttoi.
,,a,l,r. r.l,ondcd ~ viewed IRON tAr a -
80, o,,', Tho Judiciary" judge John Il hIAn? S,v "
frim ncinl experience; my ,i,,, O. .,,,kd of from
OF tbe Present" Marshal joel b lIn'IH, III Gue,. "
lbe ieaolcctin~ Of the pd'li 'i H. :. ,vas tuo-t
Ia a Ii,.n Dowd and added that nc W"I " -, t
honored .: and The Press tAJudso H"'
was mOst oppressive -, ia, d.porttnents that were
repfe se1,trd who was absent was liu"clt o hu-i
nc.. AmonE the aity who were lfr7tIM ~ TSr ErIl,-
Dr How ard Crosby, the RcN. 10 J'hH ~. n,ut.i g.
pccnrder suytb Brayton INo>, SntfOg9tI Hti.. r,e,
| Rollins L. keonaD, General ii AV''' ~
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
ElyKFRs VINO DIDN'T AG9EE.

.IoscDh q. Stewart, banker, whose Office Is
at 80 wallst. applied Justice Duff IN the Iomn-
Police Court yesterday for warrant Ssan'' JoAn d.
Manning another banker in the same building ior t.
moving hi- business sign from tho front " 'h' Oul-
A summons for Nj. Mauuin- To appear lh court '""'5
= -, II. Manning said la-t night that the trouhl,
lad hen .anicaby settled, ana that MT stewart ~
nrrccd To withdraw hi charges. lie Iiad n' m
fr, vgrr of ,hc building tnai ha 'i-H h"u u',' lu'
l., MIN i'm the nr-t instance in pdtc "lI' il" Sc" "
al pd fD De
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE rRI4L or RoWELL BEGUN.

BrFrALo. Jan. 21.-The trial Of Rowell for
granddaughter in killing john L. Lynch. OF Utica
,y3s called to-day at Batavia before Judge
II.i..ht. The District Attorney Is assisted boy Judge
BANGS while the prisoner interests are looked aj,r b
Judge sutton. M end Mrs Edward k'WeH' Miss 'u''d
T,u and two Iittl, daughters %! the defendant occu
,t .o,+s within the space reserved for witnesses
pog.u flo dcfeucunt aud hi. brother George followed
t6o rest of the family into the court room KoWrh B,
.,,l, -bavcd Urlooked pale, "a usual but cNhmtro
f. aydruars of ntryuu,uess. Hr was n"N uc.-'ti !-
H,ck large crowd had assembled awaiting admission
The general public was excluded. Iou jurors were %
aI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
JOSEPH oRRIc0 COMMITTED.

Before Justice Duffy. in the Tomb' Police Const
Yesterday. Joseph Orrco was arraigned for having
shot Antonio Fer and Gioyauno FliPe IN Crosby
81. on SUNDAY night. he prisoners head amt neck
we're swatbcd I'm bandagcS. Previous 10 being i2hr
IN The CONT h. went 80 -. NmCsut> Hospital and
WIS confronfrd with the wounded men. icno Is
suffering from bullet wound IA tle Godomeh' '"l.i"
tbe other Itali has two similar wounds. one M the
thigh and another in the shou!dgr NctIrr o. th'in
is m any danger. Both declared that cric" ~ :
their aSsailant. lie was committed "Hh"d' Dali
for examination on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
STILL so,E erAcE SAVED FROM sCANDALs.

The Yer ! iork Times still reserves some space
f.o , ,ilv collection OF criminal scandals andiis iTcN
crant humorous article for chill ish and indecent attacks
,,,,u MIR Rai3 and THr NEW YORK TRIBUNE. TheS'
ctplaut .parIs DO not hurt Tu TRIBUNE orts editor any
bat .hcy are disgrace to he Times Tie ioci Is thol
~ r,rrN5, has -toqdily grown better since II reduced
- -rl. while ne TucS has not held ltS own III qu'AlN
m to~c.cu air o freedom with Pioyl lnee ana 0;'I
to, .til recorded a- sacred i'm most Anruc2h Hlhl'',
which lbc jiuCs culttyGe- makes the s!lrh respect '
nm TEIrSF for the customary beliefs OF regl@nS anu
'or. ,,,uic all the more sri ing A. "a efe ahd Nho- 90
.o A1urrc family iour nal TIE NEW YORK IklEt Nh
now largely Las tie Held 20 itself
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
TRUSTEES OF THE ACTJRS FUND.
,,,o,+;,,o, &c rho trustees of the Actors Fund

meeting of the trustees of the Actors Fund
r-,. h,,l in The Theatre Comiquc yesterday \. NJ
p,ncr. Marshall H. Mallory, Harry Miner william Hen
d,,soi W Bir.J W l.. Sim aud samuel Colyille were
present. great deal OF routine business was u"n'
acted ana au uuIer,1scI's bill of nearly $500 was p''
Tn. Question OF the Actors Home 10 be built or re'eu
bv tDo trr-te.s was dseu scd hut no eoh'iulo" was
,.5 7. , probably result in sotn' hon'e ,r ~ l. H
. D.. .r l,.ir, hI--5. Ire rc5lgnati"n oi I,'Nln ~" ~
49, ti- Tee II was unanimously resolved sh9lu loi l @ ~
,.t., Of a " Palmer during the htJers absence u
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
ROBERT LINCOLN FOR PRESIDENT.

From The Earranq"pio Shtp0i"g LIST
ruv Nrw-yopK TRIBUNE the broa lest and tnleS' al.
vocte Of Republican principles fttngy says in regard
10 the late factions in the party:
Ills pleasure 70 note that the distinction neIWtcn
wincs OF the party t. nave Nanl-hcd inns ih
events have brought the party closer together, aHu
better and moro hopeful feeling Is manifest Al hh'
Republicans seem To want hearty RrpunncahlSH
and sturdy Advocacy OF protection to American farming
interests and manu- acturtng.
True-On such platform, success II certain II M
yIghfpu is piqccd u!-In opinion, that fright
man" Is ROBERT I. LINCOLN!
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
TIE ZIG Eyn OF TIE nrB.

FI0Tt INI -T--I77-7'-7' w - :, ,
TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE hasitS hands firmly
cl,sp.d around the large end Of t" cldp in to hsht no"
ra- lct ycen tue metropolitan new~f pcr7 When me
u ~ yc, and Ue.,a reduced their price - two cents
o- THE Tribune managers came down 10 three cents
co,,v It is well worth the difference Ia price as II Is =
nure ana wholesome publication, and Others are fled
with sensation Items report, of divorce case ana oIef
tir,s ,ut bic only to TIE dcpraved ana Wchei II hu
dom to Ia, sensational stories, Inc It"fS Pup'ht
Vls of bogus dispatches from this section I'M Is nor
an nh ere inl. to The editors aud maua<er5 lhE ~
Tf$r moi ltOual and "tak's no stock apparently
iu "b,kus" items.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
An ERROR IN c1N4L TONNAGE.

A1rANy. \. y. Jan. 21.-Supelintendent of
,, worl. slanahan states tha; the published figures
-, m topuag, Of last weeks canal navigation are too
I,rco by ll1,573 tons. The discrepancy was
caused by mistake on the part Of a
collector Of statistics. With this reduction the
IN ~ c,,..s 0f lat years business although
-. .ea.ou was thirty-thrrC days shorter
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
wILL PRESIDENT POTTER RESIGN
Az ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS INTENTIONS EAfECihD
ATA MELTING or TIE TRUSTEES.
lDY TELEGRAPH To THE TEBUSLl

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TEiBlNL'l
ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Thc Board OF Trustees ol
Union College will meet hero tomorrow 10 eerta 'fes-
urcr II Is expected that at this meeting Pra'ioen' fo'-
fer Will indicate unmstataby his intentions in regard ID
continuing at the head Of the college lie has, as IS "e
known recently been offered the presidency oi HOBART
College on Saturday evening he came to this cy from
schenectady and has remained here He declines even
10 iatnate his int utous either with regard 10 ooat
College or Union College but already stated II IS gen
ery believed he VIII stat his plans TO me trustee
sucb of the trustees ~ already here-Da'id & koo-
ON ,,,,r the n,,uler,tatc atc that they expect that hr
p,tor viii announce his decision tomorrow Ihe Egh-
est interests of Union College, they think make 1t nee
o..ary for him TO make sp .dy DECISION Among tuVsc
rHos.5 o Potter tho impression scoms general tuat ne
ttnds 70 re-n the presidency Of Union college ana a
cent hat OF Hobart College. MI Potter ulenus @ nov
oy,r drnv the truth ~ the statement IH"Y acthp"-
edce nevertheless that he will prooaoy reveal MS =
uosy az to-mOrrOWs meeting or tht bJdiu "a
R,te%s Whatever his design, President Potter Is keep
| iuz lis secret we'll
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
DE4TH or DIR. JOIN r. LLE.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 21.-Dr. john Lee
d,,d I'm this city to-day. eighty He was" graduate
-, yoc College in the class of 26 and afterwards pc
tsin, phv si,ian in his native town ~ Nc"-brta'h.
, ir+x vears ago he was for several years 'lr resi-
- sctq1 at the Hospital for the Insane IN NOrct-tcr
W,.sf The bIrial VIII De i'm Mount Auburn.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE San FEAYCIsCo WORLDS FAIR.


trade H. not the result of liking or favor
All impressions THF TRIBUNE Will readily perceive
n we do wish 10 h" assigned TO the position of
gunv which IL suffering from the march Of rHrund
Developments and proposes 10 keep IL head above water
Ir lilr time LONGER by Worlds Fair. san Francisco
IL e un0ucstioned mistress of 800 miles or
No other city can get away with her trade.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I.-FOr New-Eneland,
fair weather followed by increasing cou0ness and Ioca
snow in northern portion westerly shifting 20 souherJ
winds falling barometer, warmer weather.
For the Middle Atlantic states, generally fair ana
warmer weather, winds generally westerly shifting To
southwcstcrly, falling barometer,
For Teunes see and the ONO Valley. fair and warmer
weather southery winds generally shifting to westerly
falling barometer ,,-- .-.,.e.
For the Lower Lake REGION, partly clonfy wcafbcr.
light local SHOWS, principally IN eastern porob "c9'c'y
Minls fnLLng barlIMcLer. warmur MoLlLer
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

She left letter to her husband saying that she was going
watey grave that since the doctors had told her she
could longer be of any him. she did not lend
to I've She wanted a neighb0r TO take charge oI "cr
three t:r chidrcn and bring them mp outside of New
York The letter closes by asking God To bless her nus
band. The police could obtain no udng9 oi not ia''
night.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

t-r.~ ~,1r-Trrr,UIS~OS-o V.ll SHAY. ! 1loiy ~,
i..i .t tcyalpud OHIO. ~ the Rev George T. Nlih'i
D. D. MIS- Mary r. IIutcuiaon to Chtfi' T. hi'''I 81
NoW.YOrk cry.
NrrtNLFF- sFDGW- CE-At - Gc)r-c'' bare ~ Ni'uI'
d.v January . by ihe Rev. v = i'-N tl'.d ~, " M
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

tied whether that was the spot Ia dpute The tree wat
feeI and split omen and the bottle found but the
whi-kcy eone-had eyaporated In the forty years
time, ii is supposed.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
yrr.1oeK Y4cnr clUgsNEw QClRrEGS

The New-York Yacht Club lat night de-
o,o T., rent tbc building which contains Municipal Ha
Ma q N,di-ouave. for Eve years 4his VIII sN' 'N'
Club complete clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
LElTIyG HER HOME TO DEOHA AAA9hAf

Mary Ann Sawyer, age twenty ty-'eVen' me ",o .i,o
Of George sawyer carpent'i' .l' n'' "o'n'' -
-, an bupJred.aud seycutnst, At i. IL. Ie4t-lda'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
nmcc ,nmnli-,loncr. Rapid Trnnsii.

VRIU,sT RtIliiND. SdiuiN 10. I'Ni-
ur,, ,,t, q. yI.. fhAr the comm. so jA'i' VI
r,a,,i ra.i, NiI touti.u- receive orally ID ~ NltlhA
iias ..lg..-t o- oth'r D'hun.ai 'i - n i,i
in.,.u route rprtt, Utd th- tph- rus ,.l as.
0lsrif,a o.. ~;ra4 I.Jlwa, or liu az h ~ - IN
daily af ;if D. u. 81 lrl 1' ~ '''
r'iI3r 3u !dus uufI ti. Ist ia4 Of i T'i n, ~
~stgttiry
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
lease or 4RRIl5fD DETELOPuEyL

Fto1n fI-4 Oire,nluU lIInUfrci0I Gdz'9F
Mr.. Payne has not been guilty OF changlnI
lii r,, opinions since hc east lis first, yolc f9!t
nm yrrs AGO IL l. clear OF arrested develop
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
A Grand-st. dyer has placed tie following
lines over the desk III his shop:
ON dyeing 10 live,
And living 20 dye;
The longer live
The better dye;
The more dye
The better live.

CRrEL.-" Fancy, Mummy, the halrdrssel
fellow wanted 80 shave NY moustache on = lcs J
Well--and did he F-lrunCh.
CHATTY OLD BACHELOR" Most rmark bic
krucss bc tween those two children. nur-cP Nurre-
" "Ycssir Twins, sir" Old Bac1elor-"Nbat b0lh OF
beu I"-lIuuCh.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Ann,i.crr,..Lcr.nnT n.

,oioate (. Co.. Cashmere Bouquet Toi'c; >onp.-l 1913
novelty exceptional strength u i'i4.''. "'' '- ~
iat ia,,iustou- 0i tIl!s luxurious artl,r.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

T,yo experienced physicians Of t" swift 'p'fh' Goa
rlny. Atlanta Ga, have located az 80. I'D Wr't i"'ai
thir.t and wIbe pcls,It 20 see a WHO are addicted VIII
blood or skin d staso-. Exam ODD anIc ). 'oA Zee
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

TRrBUSR OFFICE Jan 22.-l q. IN During the clear
weather Of yesterday the change IN the barometer were
slight The temperature ranged between $ and 90.
the average O3@ being l9s lower taaa on The cor'
sDondiug day last year and 81 lower tla GA rundy.
clear or fair and weather ma. De expected To-
day IL this city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
TPTBI'NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

baoas'd-, T. 't Ley By 'eatas
0ine'S The pendcua LAS gre diyf ot1 ~ ~ ?. haas
Iecetlns ntAislt
y ths larins those hours df rposst
hc atoms Ia ia1ca.ca 80 tAru9 et-r e. is
rot p auuscy, Bsoadway
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Jndro Coving. willard Bartlett. George = Andrews
Controller Grant Rev. Dr. McGlynE. Isaac Beu D. T.
NaDierrc, and the cyanescent Tom COstigan.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Read, Thi. Morning.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Prize IN wrapper ready for nAiiiusl cut n eKtr. 30
year, - W,
Postage Va AL '~'0S NV IIE TRIBUNE NeT'HotA
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
Special No.lct5
Artistic fIrmor.s =.


N, y f.I-.ENCItN GEANiI. ~. IA. ftri ~ .blh
-' Ou,tr,r, and Nbri-IJli, ~ .s.t.1t %. /
F!pcm,nan.ata an Dii iit F'.N i' 80
hc,t,d. y. y. pDct li4l B ''y. &. W '-N.' i-.''
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
MlrRLED

D,rdruG il csu.et ny th" heat oi li" he'd kiiL'-io
c0g!ing and ,iraI,lng, viii remove a.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

tho onera would fail financially n ii came here me me
,nenagement however struck the Right key OF low price,
and have exceeded their most sanguine expectations
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22

Bcrsoi'5 CapcIue Iorou- -' '"l' -tll' 'i 'iN''''
and cAi,l 1t. -u ,-t Insf stop A4 liiA. %'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-22
TIL HIPIRT4L JURY.

yer-Io,l. jan. u. 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
rrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March l9-PTOvsOns- Bso0n-C cumberland Cut
3s ca Long Middles 45s Cd short Clear Mlddles
short cd; shoulders SIS cwt Beef
f1os Tor extT Mess, Pork-PIine
Mess 75s. Cd per Obj; Prime Ness EASTERN SOS west
n 5os Iari-Amercan AS. 3D. Prime Western duat "a.
Lard Cr AS Cd Hams Long cut $751; shoulders, 3os I'd
American Choice lis. Wheat-Red Western Spring, lOd
tsSt PeJ Wmtcr 81 SID Cd per cenal No. Spring
~ "a \ ev Western Winter "a; New Mixed Western
b. 3at California No l. Is ID 0ss 4d; California No 3
- ri G-s lOd Der GENITAL COrn-AiXed Old 0s Cd. DO
new "a per Genital Produee-sprts o. TurPeatne
Iemm ta,d per gallon Clover seed-American Red, sos
SSGs pGf cMt fallow. 3ss. I'd per cwt Rosin-Common
"a yd 9is I'd Pale los Sd Luseed OH, 2Os ID Fla
per cwt. . 10000, on IN. 4, ooo
- nor ton Calcutta Iinseed 45s 81 per quarter Lin
seed Cake es 81 per ton Refined Petroleum. 6sld Isl
er Gallon Spirits Turpenne Zoe. sd G20s I'd per cwt
Sperm OH, f649 e65 per ton. kosn-C ommon, as; % .
pale ia dlls Professionalism, 40S. Oh per cwt Tor
American sugar. Dos cd per cwt. for Cuba Centr
fIigai polarzng 95 an1 l7s Cd Glo Cd Tor CUBA MUS
coyadO lair refining ahOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

Heos-Reccpts today. 200 head total of rees h us
900 head, time last week, IzVV ~ "a
gned through 23 Good TO Choice York 30 9o
9So 30; Light Mired. 81 21dS6 oO doou Aoou"' '" WV
81 15i Pigs, So 10dSO 90 y,.u. o..
CHICAGO March iO-Ths Drorsys Journal reports Ho1s-e
cepts 96OO head; shpments $500 head; marker seaay
Packing So 2OdS6 7O Packing and shipping 50 fogs oo
Light, So 909sG 7b ssips ~ 00ds5 10 ooo ,..,. r.,
CdnLe-Recepts $500 head Shipments. 1000 neS G ~
ports 81 36 Good to Choice shipping % 7O9so iV
Common 10 Medium, 80 009f0 90. j.. nj.
Se>p- Recepts 5000 shipments 900 Inferior 70 Fnlf
So 90 q Medium % Good OOsso 90 Choice 10 Extra"
So O0Q$j rs; Lambs, S. 60Ds6 90. oo. S..,
st. LOUIE March l9HOgs-strong Receipts, fVVO nea
shipments 700 head Light 81 2Oas6 90; Packers 70 4o"
So 30; Butchers SO SOdS7 rs.
ers 80 1886 75i Good Choice Shippers 80 9Ogs9 ~
Medium, 81 7j9 tJ %; 5ockers and feenoiS'
81 5OGtb 20. -, ~.
Sbsep- Receipts 900 head shipments headi rlt
to Medium SO 006f4 OO Good TO Choice 81 20Gso 20 FANCY
s. 30 dS6 90 . -, o..
LIBERTY Pa March l9.-Cdute-hecepts "-nay' O''
head; Shipments go head. m. -, phuo
Hogs-Recepts 800 head, shipments, SOo hesh rni'A
sReeDHReceipts 500; shipments 5000; Fair to Good
"a OOdS5 25 Common SO 0Odf3 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA March l9-F1our steady for all desirable
brands but the home trade rule operating only for
immediate wants Pennsylvania Family ~ s1l2 Ohio Clear
So 50; do Straight s. B5deGO0 Winter Patent So 90
So Fancy 20 Bakers Clear SO go Patent
IS 26 rive Flour quiet IS 6Ods8 60 Wheat quiet and
prices declined sdc closed barely steady CALI
little or no demand shippers steady; Rejected
e0cI No Red. in export elevator sl07ia No Della
in grain depot, g y q No Red March. 81 o7asl Of
81 ~ Rye-No Pennsy lyanis at 0sa59c cornmI &c
left on steady at the noon call At about yestrd s pree.
quiet but steady No Grade in gram depot t1c Rejected
5sc Steamer High Mixed " grain depot o9 Sa sisame,
March. ae2i2e! Ap5ii 59 80 81 NAY $1,000 , "a
nrmer nnder light offerings and far demands No %hs a.
1890; No 2 White, 44c.; Futures steady No White
March 42Ha4Se April 4s,.a495e MAY a21aG4Ste,
do Packets s3i No Mess sl2 Beef Hams s1s oo DIied
Beet sl7d&s Pork New Mess Gle 60dS2O sides Gear In
salt loalOl.q do smoked lci shoulders 70 CRY salt aS
7s4ci do smoked, s1DS2 c shoulders pickle cured $40
she Lard quiet Refined $40 50 Steam, sl0 90 Butcher:
Loose 80 90 Butter hrm and scarce Extra 876Ssc ggs
aetiye and hrmi Extra, 22@2sc cheese an' wYCs
s2qe s9gsr.Renned dou Powdered 7,ss7Sel G5enT
Corn, 1000 bush; Oats COCO bush. ShIpnents-Wbes.
10000 bush.i Corn. 1000 bush.i osts. 5000 bush-