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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Pa, what are puts and calls op State street ?' Well, man puts his money in a brokers hands and when he calls for it 1t Is all gone. Boston IiRes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Good advice for the better-Better quit. Boskoa Posf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Do we want Mexicor asks a news. paper correspondeat just returned from that section. We do; we do. Several letters which xe have read from that place state that the girls down there 2on', know anything about kissing, but arc anxious 10 learn. n.--Chirago Sss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

The paper on which THE TRAvx1ER is printed E fnrnisAed by The Graham Pa- pr Company, St Louis Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Foreign and domestic fruits at the Southern Palace, Sn6 Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Co b the Southern Palace. <oS Main St, for fruit and confectionery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Confectionery in the greatest variety q tAe Southern Palaee, Ao6 Main Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

The finest line ot goods ever brough, to the state are at Engs.roum < Fraser's merchant tailoring establishment. yves, Markham street. Call and examine their elegant stock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Nath Alderman, corner Fifth and Gen. :er streets. always keeps in stock the pur- es, and bes, of imported gins, brandies and wines. and fine liquors of all kinds. The tug trade ? is one ofihe features of Maths business, and parties in the coun- try, wishing really good article of liquor, may send their orders to Mir. Alderman, sn;h inc assurance that shipments will be made promptly and goods will prove Satisfactory.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

l; is d foolish giri who ,.ill ask hel l0ver which he likes best, beauty or brains. No matter which way he an swers she IS sure to get mad.-Phiia. sitlal.H CaX.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

NIf<-<tF tsNt, l. I. SMITH X Co.,, Sk LoaiS Your 6he Beans and Chill and Fever Tonic is everything you clam soi them. We can recommend then, very highly. Yours. respectfully.
 W F. SHOOK X Co. For sale by all druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

]. A. Jungkin,.. "A Main St., keeps fuil line of drugs, fancy toilet articles, etc Peruvian Bark B.,,ers and the ARKANsAv TRAVELLER, the great an,i-bilious reme aies, ar, sold there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-06-07

Henry Buerger, who for so many year: has rad the Arkansaw agency of Lemp's $. Louis lager beer, continues to lead the beer trade of the state. His house or Markh m ,,'ee, is headquarters for beer i,e, and all saloon supplies.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7-l2:jO D. m.-Cotton firm; Middling
Upands, lJltd do, Orleans. sd sales 1900 bales
cug 1000 fOI speculation and export receipts 4}JO
bales, lncluhng 2lUJ American. tutures-U plands low
Mlddung clause, January and February delivery j9-G4d;
also $50 d do. February and March delivery. 6-64d;
also 9l64d do March and Apnl delivery 264di asO
lO4d; do, A. Jrl and May delivery, J4d also 464d
DO, May and June delivery. SO4d also 76id DO, June
and July delivery, lOid do, July aud August delivery
ljC4d Futures BTm
D p. m-tOttUn-kuturCs-Up Low Middling clause,
January and February delivery, 6SC4d; do. March and
April delivery, 2oId do, May and June delivery SOD
do June and July delivery -04d Futures closed steady
,GALNEsToN Jan. lotion hrm; Mldi.ing. lO4ci Low
hiduu9 l6-l6c; Good Ordinary 7.lJCi receipts,
lsG4 bales; gross 1883 bales Exports Britain,
- bales % France, 1864 bales; TO the Continent,
bales COaswise Zi4 bales sale 43j bales Stock, lU3652
bales
SAVANNAH, Jan. 7.-CotOn quiet; MiddlinR, lOlac Low
ModIng lSiOci Good Ordinary, 7lJC; receipts,
lGOl bales llG3 bales; Exports to Great Brin,
- bales; 10 France - bales; to the Cont nent, -
bae Coistwse ls52 bales sales COO bales last evening
IL bales stock, lU6,3U0 bales.
NEwORLEANs, jan lotion quiet Mddlng, 10 5.1Go
Low Middng, 5-IGc Good Ordinary bloc; net receipts
2t2o bales, TO FRANCE, bales 10 the Continent. 657
bales; lOistwlse 4Jl2 bales; sales 5000 bales stock,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08

sS sws1 s a" %s ssa ,s sns
%ss s@as csns ss esSs4y SS:9s sue
S : :H Gy sG'n
sys asadS .s9 & Ass Bsfss S SPsnk q 2c .
opened stroneof bat the close declined oSi5 clos
:ofqSs a9sG tSGs 5SSsS
s ng = * ia?sPs a f. . My ana y asEs
the market opened hose higher reccded loo ana closed
$ ess $ sss fsCTasy q SsSs cos
81 Ss s aESs g. sosns y 1888 S2snf
@ = 5 moas sSoI n s,t M sGs 81 2 shGrt E
gu qncbasod wRisSey steady and and
s % cS St b6. Ss %Ssc b. S
Corn s6S9oSa;h osts $SSoo bush 1000 bush
Corn 6Sis Rye so
%Ps T?R#sY b S$ ESSfpi5 ES %!5 ID
oats-No White S Sec f 6di = No o. e. sic bid RccePt:~
SS S S!I SusS GG Sof% @ bq: SoO o1'1
fa;s a9f e1Ifa115g Ss?Gs
Spring 59s Provisions Mess Pork $ll 4d cash and
S%sS Ja3a,y $ FoeE@Ty sweet Picked
STEADY ps6 64as9 g. Butter quiet Cheese quiet Eggs
bushi Barley 1000 bush
% XII 'eR = % SG's a. sa sS E SSs5
ater Tor very anyi southern Illinois Straight, 80 81 2i
Winter Patent s. co. Minnesota Bakers Clear 80 20
S 81 q So as9 ~ 70 o aT Of pSs 0Hs
To @ oo S1s s 49, supplies ana a so Jar be G @ saS
shade higher but subsequently closed steady az &c, decline
Export business inpractcablc. Car lots dull No. ked
slSvstor 81 to No 81 % bid Tor fresh no p 81 Y bid
Red January oG. asl 07ia DO Fe5THsry i oS6 81 o5
DO March, 81 lOSqSl Il Ia do April 81 12dSl IA; do
May, 81 l4DSl 10, Corn rm; speculative demand weak but
prices closed rm Little 10 demand for export Car lots
yellow, 59aduc; No White 57c do. Yellow 69c steamer
yellow, tOc do low Mixed, 59c Mixed export ele
yatOr G7c Sail Mixed January, 60haG1 do February
May, 65haG5osc Oats-Car lots further advanced 2c
under moderate offerings and active demands sales No
44cj No Mixed. Ale Futures steady and Arm; No.
White, January Al 2O43c; do. February, AZ 042scj do
March, i2l2G48l2ci no. April 43G ,4c do May 44a4Oo.
Provisions firm but quiet; Dressed Hogs 73Sc Lard Tn
CITY Refined 80 GelO Steam, 50 Il 2@S9 2j Butchers
ST LOUIS Jan Flour frmer but not quotably higher
wheat Market opened hrm and higher but closed shade
lower for options, cBsh higher Red Fan 81 O23.0sl
easdiS 92S@ 81 . January II O4 Februaryj 81 Q63
Corn higher at 4S2O5uc 49c January 49ac February
6uG Dd March DC May Cats higher at "a 80 o cash
ley duu at OOO5Oc. Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs
aSHr ~ AZ 2Sc 5iaxseed UNCHANGED Hay steady Prairie,
Gorumed dull at s. 20 Whskey steady and unchanged.
Provisions nominay UNCHANGED only asal Job trade
Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 5000 bush. Corn,
5000 bush. Shipments-Flour, 5000 bbls Wheat, 4Oj0
bush Corn l50gO Ousni Oats. 10000 bushj Rye 1000
1oLEDo, Jan. Wheat aasy; No 2 Red cash. 81 O1la
81 04 9i January, ST. Oll2; February. 81 O34 March,
81 % May, O9: Corn steady; No. 2
firm No 2 cash and January 500; May, 3S4 &c Clover
seed nrn Prime, cash and January, 81 bid February
oats, 5000 bush shipment.-Whea, 1SOOj bush; Corn,
10000 hush.; OATS, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 7.-Coon steady; Middng 1OSc. Flour
aud stcvdy. Howard street and W,stern Super,
sas3 %; do Extra - 1884 !5 do Family, g. go -
Brands IS 5dsG PatapseO Family, So 90; DO super.
layc Patent 81. WheaJ-SOuthen steady and hnn; West.
steady southern Red 81 O1G1 IL do Amber 81 10
Red 81 OG4drl %; January OC94 81 o. February,
81 OsSaSl O9'g March 81 llaSl Ills April 81 is bldi
and quiet southern White Ulci do Yellow ~ Gojci
Western MIXED, spot, 69l20GOitci January, 59H060Ac
May G5d6jl2c; steamer "a 655c. Oats drm southern,
40d43ci Nes;sn White, 42a45cl do; Mixed SgG4Oe
Prime 70 Choice Pennsylvafa aud Maryland slsdsi5 Pro.
Visions steady and quiet Moss Pork 81 23 Bulk Meats,
shoulders and Clear Rib sides packed, 7ds aci Bacon
Shoulders 9c; Clear rib sides, 9hc; Hams, I3taliao
LaTd-Eenned, 4c Butter dull Western Packed, l0d22o
Creamery 20 G3Jc Recepts-FlOur 1915 bbisi Wheat,
10000 bush; Corn, 1000 bush Rye 1000 bush. snip.
$4,000 bush Corn 81 900 bush.
BUFFALO. Jan. 7-FlUur unchanged. Wheat dull No. /
GS with bids Nothing doing in other grains Railroad
ceipts-Plour 900 6blsj Wheat $1,000 BUSH Corn, 5000
Hairoed shTmeutsFlour, go bblsi Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn, 81 coo bushi Oats, 5000 bush Barley soOOi Rye,
C1NclSAT Jan. 7.-F1our I'm demand, Family "a 500
So Fancy, s56s5 40. Wheat quiet at 81 Oidsl 90
receipts 100 shipments $500 Corn stronger No Mixed
81 SIC oats strong and higher at "a Rye firm nc
doc Barley In gOod demand; Extra No rail- CSC Lard in
fair demand at rs 75dS5 80 Bulk Meats in fair demand
Shoulders % 2j short ktb, 81 b3 Bacon steady; snOu-
steady al ~ IA ButtOf good demand Prime ohio Crua,.
cry. S5c Choice Dairy re sugar eaieri Hand hehncd
80, ~ s az Eir ana ,ntchsri a ~ ~ anu anu
receipts, i2O hsad; shipments. $40 head
CHICAGO. Jan. Flour quiet ana unchanged Wheat-The
trading Of a restricted character the market opened
saturday; sales ranged; January % asG5J nc closing
% &c; February - Sc closing at 90 40 ci March,
go spring 81 995i4c, closing 94oj No. DO 7709le;
No = He'd Winter, BUG9oe Corn-In fau demand; prices
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08

Dressed Beef which had ruled duh for the precious ten days
stronger figures the higb prices
in he et eau sed g shipments from Chicago for todays
and the extremely cold weather prevented the sending
fra of any number from Virginia. Ohio Penn
sylyana and The 6Othst arrivals inclued 81
Mr. Eastman and 20 cars Tor saug
terers direct and the Weehawken stock was for AZ
Jersey city there cars for export a1ve Dy MOTIFS
ana a cars reached those yards too late for the morning
market the total offerings only carloads avery light
supply for Monday not equal 10 the demand There was
an active trade sharp advance OF ,uy 20 per s some
sales OF nearly higher dRnres
than cod have been obtained class Of Cattle last
Monday OLD oxen Stays and Dry Cows sold down as
low az g,Iy lOc % 10, and few little Western
Stooers 6c TO Gress % with very Ordinary to Fair
BulOcks wnnted at 02dllatc, tO dress 1906 10 while
Good 10 Prime sold quickly i20l23c dress 65057 ID,
and he few Choice steers al 81 40S7 ~ per 100 h Six
OF Srlfed sold at 5c, and Corned at the range OF
S3 S0a5 -. go, q.
Messrs sherman & Giet purchased III head at ii 2D
11sc 10 dress 100 head Live Cattle
for Nelson Morris the ydian Monarch contrary 70
recitation got saturday with 373 Live Cattle and about
900 quarters OF Beef
Tho weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NBW-1Ohh, JAN q 1901
deFFEESpot Rio Rio aeT at 1899 for f9 viz ssles Of
stg S esgs %,ne and 92S santos ex Nssmy
Options 10 to Is RGn5s S1r Suo Of nh the receipts
Of Rio and the ness Of the Havre market 10 m
held Th35&ay sales q 5000 ds easf oa HS9u4ag 4Pg L
I, aOc eosin hm AZ foows January 10 FEB.
il 2Sc MAY ISOSi135cj June 14O6llA5c Aid grades
aoerT acoeTToS"Spot Cotton tm, quiet unchanged sacs
27 bales Delivered on contracts @ @ ss last weeE and
s95 last YEAR since September 5S1 gs[ ng aIaiTs II
CSC Futures quiet and closed weak at decline OF Roln3
sales balo Today closing i96rg 8r
sePiem6er October OStol 10 s bise
and lowest prices Of the day I3aa2r6 30, kpr
llo5; May, u 2SGiLI9 June ll4lGIlS2i Juy liO'~
fGoUR 20 sxND MeAiEFLoUR-Marks le,s active and
m in S E1pST a s%d paISss % for n
saes 3"o6 Sbs Of which sGo bills weTe export in
eiudIng 93s & Sy S M N S ~ 5 FOR sprtns So
81 81 Tor Winter Wheat 400 bbl, Low Gfae EJ,rL
a. 90 90 for spEns. So ISass IS for Winter Wheat
800 bbis Winter wheat Extra mainly within the
Ir me- s2s6asS s. latter an extreme: Common % Far
SO Common to Good Extra Western. 81 25as - 10 s1
S9oG - d. $oCf az Good si5Ss5 o. God to Choice
50 Common Extra qe o 81 str,sbf 4sS g. s5E s5
sG Patent 60 S. LGs comm93 on 70 o Ear n YerS
ICq y az G F5 Pafcni Winter Wheat Extra 50 500
CITY ioT West indies s. 20 asS T2Rt %Rg
s s%9d 9r % 5Ps & ommon 2aG nSmf 70 uS Good Extra
ai IS 66ds 80 Good to Choice q S5e$6 81 Including o
hps for export At - gRfA Ff6UR
more active and irge better sales e 20 9 m qdS i
Good TO Choice at - - G$3 % C1tN Mf;AL Gnti az t
$%8 go a : ; 10. and yellow Western al s3 rs ..
GRAIN-WHEA1-Marke irregular and n.ssnled % , Casn
closing heavy a shade above the inside prces O3o
Am6deTse a @ EIPoft and City Mng trade business
on speculative account oaes & S'suGT Ou- q. T. in
store New 81 90 delivered 20 MlwgGkeeI ~ u % ID
NO. Red. 81 o5 in elevator 81 Gi y aioal No . Red
= 10 in store ra free on board tTqn ,o otofp cra
Gates eeyator = 5a delivered from eeyaoT & eor p i a
uay 81 O9aasi 10 y closing 81 O99s DO February 81 ~
y IL closing 81 IFS DO March 81 laGsI - Z Ilo'ihs H
May 81 lG7as le SS1ng 81 G DO Jun J%9e diI ee
Sd & 1i95 G36nS Saser oh6te at Il 79e Sales 5000 BUSH
state at 5r, delivered 80 bush Prime Canada on iSES
Gq ana prices & nhHnanso'' Rsr MATT anct sales
lots without decided change closing with less strength Op
uons opened steady subsequently GGcngn = C wa T' @
home use anda nodrrae trade speclnlly accouqt sales
900 bush future $1,000 bush cash. including Unsaded
Mixed. at 6'46. C. No ) g. ~ '' - - To- IlEe'
/; s7 7e dcycred; No White Slc: Willie southern.
g. d7Cc. yellow southern Soc. on tack. 80 liked
81 &C. 0Giic.; March, 7aGlAc closing g.; 10
May d,i0v9c closing & DIS HSrT r
covered part Of Tie decline then heavy asan geennng @ 5
busn future 1900 jush cash, inclu'ing No. NiAei
At 9+cf No2 a. g &c. ,9r CeriiIc!.eS -, % l'liiSI;
No l. 3c Mixed western q i2ic; & WGi'I , l2: +@qi2% ~
iUic &c; February Al 'cl closing
5iG DO HsEg9 ~ Fir fsn4 IN 46dcfate Tcoies
10, so o22o lpOD, 81 agOc; sAAIps, $lG5I 10
Cd 49,. vi.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
Ocean Steamers.
p U. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.

THE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. CO.
i American line for -. IuOnas Para, Maranhrm,
IeTnaubuCO, Bahia ami Rio de JaneriO.
Elegant passenger accommodations at reduced rates.
S. ADVANCE Captain Beers from Robert stores, Brook
saturday January H. al II h. and sport News, NA
TUESDAY, January 10, at y. IN.
SIDNEY ". HOWELL, sec'y and Treasurer, I'll BToatst
PAUL h. GERHARD ~ 90, FL * Pass. Ag ts. 10 - III.
lNHITE STAR LTNE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
EORQUEENSIOWE AND LIVERPOOL.
NEPUBLIC Capt. irving. Thursday Jan Il, 2.3O p N
GERMA &C. capt Kennedy huTs.a Jan. IL $50 n m
A TIC Can't e'ct dsy. Jan. l. a m.
IRON the WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT Ok WEST
lOTH-ST 80.
RATEs.-Saloon, $50, $50 500 Return tickets on
terms steerge from Old Country S4L from
New York. SZ3.
company onices, No. 81 BruACwAy, New York.
kJ. CORrIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JFPSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

NEW-JFRSEH CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST. NORTH RIVER
Direct correction to ard from Bro,kn via Annex N0aS
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKIEG EFFECT nov. Is, lS9!
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound BrOok
Route" at 745 9So lll5 a m l8O 40 49, +$9 5So W.
connection Wayne Junction lor Gernanton M
Chestnut Hill at Codmbaaye for Manlyunk, ColsaO-
pRAWISG ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS o Night Trains.
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Green sts,
az 80 $50 $50 llOO a NJ lis, 845 $40. 642 i2oOp;
Rerk. kcHDAf5 ss a. bio $50 g. g ajd ST d. S5 5 $40 Gao
SUNDAY sl5 a mp 1902 NJ ,,- con
is5ES sos 865. i50s 6 li$i m ia Az e24, 72s N
SUNDAYS, l:25, 0lo a. m, ol9 D NJ m o.. 40,
For WILLIAMoPOtI AZ O.4J ':4J, 500 A. mp of' 4V'
rSrsUYBURY and LEwIsBURG at64j. 7A5 a. mr S;i',
Fer READING ard HARRISBURG AZ 40 jl 900 iIl5i a'
100 1850, 400 $50, 1900 p. sundays At J:5op Va
For SCRANTON at 40, 800 a. M, 34J =. w.
For orWILKESBARRE and PITrsION 9t SD wv - Ne
loo, l.3,. 8:I5, $50 p. m sundays at J3Op N
FoT HRIFlON at 80 a. m. 80 p u. . 49, ,oo
IorTAMAQUA tO.4j 74j. 0O0 - w. 100, 1880 3i' 4O0'
ImBEFHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH cHUNxs
at 6l5. 300 w.. l0o, $50, $40 5'3O p III suhu1y' -
For EksroN at e45. 900 a m, 100 l:So 3lj. 400 43a
63O p IN. sundays, 5:3O p. IN. oo,
Eor STATIONS on AIGn BRIDGE BRANCH at VO'
NJ, 400 i3Op m. ~ 10, IA
6:O0 $3.50 p II. Sunday l3O p M ,,
For soMERvILLE at $40 900 1880. lll5 m 100 ~ lSO.
DAYS Al 90 a m, i'SO $50 9'OOp
Ior PLAINFIELD 6:45 745. 900 $3.50, 1880 iiio u,
90 100 800 345. 400, 43O 800, 6l0, $3.50, oV6 %!
OOs 90 $50, 1890 1900 m. SUNDAYS Al oVN '''S
IN, l.3O 400. $50 900 1900 p m
lor ELIZABETH az 6l5, 6A5. 7.l5, 745 500 $50. StS
$50 20 1880, lII5, 1880 m, l245 100 l59 ~ ~
S5 600 O:I8 o:S6 o45 7OO 730, eUU, $40. $780, l0Sy'
ll:36 1900 m. sUNDAlsAt or1 $40 am L:S" 4'''
63U, BOO l200pm. 49,, s,, ,ts
INkWAlth al 600 6:45, Gl5, 64j. 7l5 $50, 800, ~
$50 600 sl5 945 1913, l0A6, IL 10 am l2OO M ~
Ia 200 23O 300, 3:30 400, 430, 6O0, BIO o51 y,S'
OO' 6l5 go TOO, 1880, $40, 900, 9So, iO52 ifiiiS
1900 M SUNDAYS at 500, 9l5 lOl5 sm l2VVu' i'A''
500 400, 800, 6l5, 500. 900. lOSOp ,, =,
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. lAn r1n. .as as
BOO s:l5 am, 1870. 400 800 p u SUNDAYS "A''F'
Ocean GTOvel at 400. lO:45 a m
For FRRFuOL OATS. 8l5 100 1880 900 p n ,,x
Eof LAKEWOOD TONS hlNER and BAkNtnai ~ "a n a
an 1850 SSO pm. Wih Through DAi'"i '
train a.. -
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DlVlsloN'
From Pier No & North River, via sandy hoo ho0k. -
For IONG BRANCH, EArONToWN, &C, aI t'VVP'NA
Tickets can be procured Lberyst Piu 20 M
River u, l6g 2u7, 2ol, 21I. 40, 1ta R,b ayet
l. H. 1893 and l6Ol BrUalwayi fSt anu ~,
8i2 .daVe; kivingtOn-sti ~ o., 1tiSrenot i'm az
and priucipal Hotels IN Newiork Glty ~ E,lton.
~ In Hoboken, 2J4 Mashingt gton-st, ,r,N hotels
transfer Company Will call for and check baggage iio
OF Ieoidenco 10 destination. , ,r,,,cocV
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent fhl"1o'Pi
j. T. WoOrlEN. General ManAserp BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger Agent ils lADefV''' -
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
NEW-YoRK, Jan. z.

NEW-1 YORK, Jan. z.
The new week opened at the Petroleum Ex-
changes with firm market upon q moderate volume Of
business From 81 IL s. the price advancedo IL 1855
The rse was sustained Dy reports that further advance
In refined would be made but posted quotations were
left unchanged toward the late afternoon there were
realizing sales which carried away part Of the fraction
There Is little doubt that refined will be higher long
The certificate market closed steady at net gain Of TO
from Saturday night
The range Of prices and the total dealings fol-
l0wa
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET

RIO DE JAyEIRO, 4-COee-GoOd 5000 refs per
10 Nos Total receipts OF tho week. $4,000 bags stock,
10000 bags shipments Of the the United States
$4,000 bags TO europe $4,000 bags total sales 6l0OO bags
Exchange on London Il asd
SANTOS Jan 4-COlee-GOOd average, 800 reis per 10
kOs. Receipts the week. $4,000 bags; stock, 10000
bags; shipments Of the week to EUROPE 1000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw.YoRK CITY.

1l2th.st, ss SlSew Of 4thave, l6.Gx1OOl1i Adam
waigs :: SCoi Of Jacksorst 25176 INTEREST;
Tyda n Eastman ct al Executors to Il Hart ~, 1850
ilaFp 1850
rcfsrae i e 10 Sew orI Lie ns $500
Lewi,.sL as, 50 il Of stantonst 2OxIO0; David
6t6eT i.'l.... '..' 1880
ION an wi!e to Mary a FaIren.. 1000
oen ana vie to Fred sebad. l4OOO
''ninSi anG us 2 to + cohover $4,000
eQite OF ita;aye, 4oAIOV l. 3La a.s9 So ; dU3i,st
husband TO Charles Bailey. y.......e..;;., -. 10
1O2dst Il :, 4s II Of 4th.aye, 32Tlo9ll; also ns
hard and wife 70 Charles Bailey ;;;i;,; 10
MaaqEg ie rrss t. To- II Falcoaer o2es' NUS elOo
'0'I.st Laio and husband to { + I,adkln $4,000
IS To- T. oiivsT to O tirunbcrt 10000
aad anoi6er $4,000
-'' anu vie to Jas Farley aud another -, 1900
ley and another 10 thomas ............. $50
l9silsf \ s. a4Iit " Of 7th-ave, 10 9llj Samuel
Voon and another to Laura RotcItsSh 10000
Dane $4,000
pay ',,y 10000
to Emily i. Kent. -. $4,000
15lts% list 5 -A 80 # Of EI,on.aye joiioo; Elise
GouvsreuTs ,l cor OF Madison st. 20 gx74x2OlIr
78ii + ii Fox trustee, 70 0yerbeck.... 1000
(Sofe Mary Barnes to Harriet L barnes -, 6,5OO
sciintser and wife to . 6ees and Snother. 10000
Dlyision.st. No sl Il NJ Fox, trustee to JosephineJ
2otsf. 'qS' ss' 200 ft1of 3dayo 2919s5j Maria
LiI man ana Vie to philip Lotz.. $4,000
LasKy -, 1880
Ralerty TO Mary A Casley 1000
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
NItUUsY u dUId n INsl IOONNUI IINIIIV-
II. and DosbrOsses.st.
phtta q Road RR foot inc rty.st
stations IN New York.

ststions in New York st. and Dos6rosses st.
(Phila Read RR. loot LID crty-st-
IEAVE NEW.YORK commencing November 30 lss& an
Fol south Amboy via Phla Reading r., g. 8 10, lI9o
sm, l3O L. Sundays 400, 10 20 via Penn. htS
900 m ~ m, $40 m. Sunday m, m. 40 90. :,
For Matawan &c, Via Phla & Reading RR- oV0 > 10 IL
IN, 80 409 4SO. 599 Gqm sunday SO Pm ig49 ~ m a M
Fol Red Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove, As6qIy PaT
Sea G Point Pleasant Sc, va Phiadeph ana ~ adin NM
stoppne At ocean Grove or Asbury Park 400 lO45 M,
via Peunsylvaua RR, A. m, l2m 3l0, D. m. sundays
mot stopping al ocean Grove or Asbury PARK a m m
For Freehold, VIA Philadelphia ana Reading RR SO, II:
e.my l.30 800 6p N. For Newport va Philadelphia and
Reading RR QUO ! ~ q; M 80 Az D. . p I9 m 9 t9r
p IN For Yneland Brdgeon Atlantic CITY g. l3o p n.
GP,&I.A A. P. 4 h. RR GP.A.P. RR Actg >upt
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East ral from Grand Central lenot.
daily Sundays excepted 10 Boston az
a.m, p. paror car attached and Top M with pLaee
sleeping CarsL sundays AZ 10 p m Win palace sleeping
Car Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at p
H.. arrives at Newport 7: 5p. III P9I2tcaIs SltaGHeG
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
EuRoPEAN pRopucE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 7-2 p m.-BacOn-CumOerand Cut, dun
at $751; LOngCltar steady az 4Os snort Clear 4s Cheese
American Choice steady AZ sos COrnMiXed Old steady at
6s 0d spirits Of Iurpentlne at London hrm AT US Ud
LONDON, jan 7-o:oU p m-Produce-t elcutta Linseed,
45s I'd per quarter spirits Of IuTpen0ne 20s 9d per CwL
BREMEN, Jan. 1-WucOXs Lard CLOSED at 40 marks per
100 10.
ANTWERP, Jan. 7.-Petroeum, Fine Pale American, %
francs pad and sellers Wcoxs Lard closed at ll3 franco
per lUO kOs.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
WINTER RESORTS. -
w GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYI1 PORTO RICO
COLOMBIA IsIIIMUs OF PANAMA. and NICARAGUA
Tourists invited 10 avail OF these trips, which they
route taken by the company steamers al tho
price per day, which Includes al privileges
aud living board whole me desiring TO
change their route may transfer TO any other passenger
steaeT OF the they may voyage tor passage
~H" PIN FOHWOOD & co, Agents.
-. - statest, New York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
Gtearboats ano Rallroaos.
{ Fare ONLY SO,
BOSTON.

TOR BOSTON. )Fare Only SO.
VIA FALL RIVER LINE. I Limited Tickets
Best route to Newport Fail RIVER and all Eastern points
Daily service MAYS EXCEPTED, from Pier o. y. r.,
at 4: D. m Steamers BRISTOL and PROV IDENCE. Con.
lion BIZ ANNEX BOAT brooklyn ana Jersey city &C
A d tickets and stateTOOms secured in NewG0rk
principal hotels and ticket Offices at the Oce
q PIER -, 6ud on steamer
BORDEN * LOWELL, GEORGE l.. CONNOk,.
Geul yent