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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15
THE WOOD GIANT.

From Alton Bay to Sandwich Dome,
From Mad to Saco River.
For patriarchs of the primal wood
We sought with vain endeavOr.
And then we said " The giants old
Are lost beyond retrieval,
This pigmy growth the axe has spared
is not the wood primevaL
Look whep we will DER vale and hill
How idle are our searches,
For broad girthed naples, wide limbed oaks,
Centennial pines and bircheS!
Their tortured limbs the axe and saw
Have changed to beams and trestles;
They rest in walls, they float on seas,
They rot in sunken vessels.
80 This shorn and wasted mountain land
VI uDderbruSh and bOwlder-
Who thinks to see its full grown tree
3 Must live century older.
At last to us a woodland path,
To open sunset leading
Revealed the Anakim of pines
Our widest wish exceeding.
Alone, the level sun before,
Below, the lakes green islands,
Beyond. in misty distance dim,
The rugged Northern Highlands.
Dark Titan on his Sunset Hill
OF time and change defiant!
How dwarted the common woodland seemed,
Before the Old-tme giant.
What marvel that in simpler days
OF the worlds early childhood
Men crowned with garlands, gifts and praise
Such monarchs of the wildwood!
That Tyrian maids with flower and song
Danced through the hill grove spaces,
And hoary- bearded DruidS found
In woods their holy places?
With somewhat of that Pagan awe
With Christian reverence blending,
We saw our pine tree mighty arms
Above our heads extending.
We heard his needles mystic rune,
Now rising, and now dying,
AS erst Dodonas priestess heard
The oak leaves prophesying.
Was it the half-unconscious moan
OF one apart and mateleSS,
The WEAKNESS of unheard power,
The loneliness of greatness!
o dawns and sunsets. lend to him
Your beauty and your wonder,
Blthe sparrow. sing thy summer SOns
His solemn shadow under.
Play lightly On his slender keys
wind of summer, waking
For hills like these the sound of seas
On far off beaches breaking.
And let the eagle and the crow
Rest on his still green branches,
When winds shake down his winter snow
In silver avalancheS
The brave are Drawer for their cheer,
The StronRt st need assurance,
The sigh of longing makes not less
The lesson of endurance.
j. q. Whittier, IN ". Y. Independent.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15

The British colonies include the
richest and largest forests in the world,
extending over millions of square acres.
in India alone about 10000 square
miles are afforested. and the forests of
Canada, Australia, New Zealand and
Cape Colony are second to none in size
and the variety and value of their pro-
ductions. But there is no knowledge
of forestry and no school of the art in.
France and Germany. Consequently
the acreage under timber there and in
Great Brit:Ain itself is small and SON.
stantly decreasing. OF the 20.NN.0OO
square acres of Scotland. only about
zoo, 600 to 800, coo acres are woodland.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15

Teacher: define .snoriAg Small
boy: Letting off sleep"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-10-15
SEARS T.B. MORTON.
SEARS + MORTON,
Real Estate Agents,

GILMORE p. o.. CLEVELAND STATION,
Ct. John County, Kansas q. P. r: r., Kansas
Division, where All trains SOP. we are mof2s
n (3enerUl and Business. Locating in Them
e and ST. John Counties made q specially.
Pienty good Government lands in those
ofaer land business promptly attended to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
,.uIIADFJpUIA AND READING R.R.

l. NENJERSEY CENTRtL DIVISION.
TINE T4g = tsE EEgsSE gov Js5s. iss.
l% 5 Fl & s sSS s
Chestnut MI: e eolanD'ave for Manayuns conshe
snf on all Day Trains
KIT. . s7s Sc:
S TsS 80 SS T 5 s9 S s6s ! -:
Leave fS as $40 s
p fSS tG isS, us m" s oe '-', @ ~
rs GGS9SS $SS$ sts Ssp no . ass
For SSs StS ssa9'Ii ss as Too $780, A
9 .sS $ifsrSs Z Zoo 50,
fG Zoo i ia, $40 S95p N. sundays At SSon
For For RNtN =, a5 Oo so sas tc
$1,000 100 SAG 100, i'so s4o, 0+0p no. SUNDAY
SsSiD sS b ii sShs'i 400 s 'S !a
For eiS PsEpEMrNsTo TOO s.s ioo i'so. $50, $50
500 ESQ NJ sundays l'SG ,R N Zoo st,. 1880 l,.ls
SO lido 800, 1880 M Sundays 1900 o'ooa M lso
sc sS $780, es 81, 7 9So s So SsJ sS is
o ss SoS g. s isSo i o. u.s. sO Sso sy 5S.
S' SsEA Al. esoy gss IS ~ 81.
h I'VE and sSS at
ys sil afEaATI5 ' Err arsELAND and BRIpcrrc1s
''' NTWl.JEaSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
FROM Pier No. 3, North River. via sandy Hook. -
%4J iSa a hIaHfARs 5gxS sssss
Norm Rysr Id. aSS ysi 2si as5 Sll PA ana isa III
Erc~lwav $40, 7S7 and TAO Cth.aye. KvtnFonnJ AZ
49, 10 and i<s Gteenwich.sta ias, 9oS East i2,snsE
bssS n9"ery' snd principal Io'o'3 Hscsavsy sSs sid
&isa,s., Mann ,i!sn:sys Esssvss ,Ss sSI =
- for :nd sSsos 81
gAye from hoiola or residences 70 dos uustioa ,ocv
yE, W0oTCEN Q. o. AANoOvHa~s -
;:, Sx xsSSSsSE q As H:a 4!S rlt a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

H.
f.vrpPooL. Jan l9-l2:30 D. m-Cotton dull Mlddlinc
including 1000 bales for speculation export req
5000 bales including 100 bales American
Upands Low Middling clause January FcLraTy aei,
verG 666id also JGbid do February and March iriiv
1SOdd also 69Gid; do March AprIl delivcrv
G364d. do April and lay delivery 3Sid also Id
do May and June delivery C-G4d also lid do June
and July delivery lUG4d w." " '
Tenders Of drivries todays clearing 400 baIe. nev
docket and 500 bales Old docket ' NV
m mCoitOn fbe sales oil the day included OOo bale.
American. Futures steady; UDlands MIddlny clnsa
January delivery. d564d buyers January AMI fernr,
oJ-64d; sellers do March ana April delivery ~ siJ
eelers do. April and May delivery, s.Srs do az
and June delivery. 500. buyers. do June and nv o
livery. lO6ld value do. July and August deliyerv ia
It'd sellers do August and september delivery 8id
sellers,
o D. m-Cotton-Futures closed steady; Upan1s nm ,t,a
ding clause January delivery J64d buyers do ya,nsrx
and February delivery, 5664l bui Feir,,rs
March delivery 596ld BUYERS do March and nT aey
cry G3.6id buyers;do April and deiysrr u SUit
buyers; do May and juno delivery 1.8id BUYER. do ns
and July delivery ll04d seller DO July ana Au@p., a
livery led buyers DO August and September
q l7.6id. buyers. ''i'
GALVESTON Jan 1e.-Coton firm; Middlng ioale Low
MiddlIng l. 5.l6 Good Obituary TO- net fecents Al
bales; gross LIZA bales Exports TO Great Btnip
bales 70 the Continent 800 Bales sales l,0A bales stock
26,S70' bales '' '-'
SAVANNAH, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet. Miidinz Ios. rnv
Middling los Good Ordinary lille, net fecelns An
bales gross. 2654 bales Exports Great BriIan ma
bales 70 the Continent 700 bales Coastwise 500 baes saos
$50 bales; stock, 60.a 81 bales. " '' '~'''
NEw-ORLKAss. Jan. l3.-Coton quiet: Mddinv IN 5la,
Low Mddng 10 l. 10; Good Ordinary IiI ast re,nts
3,3fs bales gross 1913 bales Exports France fu
Coaswise. 6.425 bales; saes 1000 bales, stock
baos. ''''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
11vr srook MARKEr-sY rELEaRApn.

CHICAGO Jan l9-Ths DrJgsrS j0HraU reports CItns-
Receipts 5000 hsti sap nsnt 700 neti e strong
10 Choice 5h.ppnG - DOaeo ~, Common u Medium
2UdSJO tt Texans pB SOde4 %.
HoOs-Recelpts $4,000 neai snuments 00JOheat msrket
strong Rough Packing ~ Do rlcguG Shipping
- 55asI -,rLgnL 81 2jGsi 80, Skipa IS 1884 20.
SdesD- Receipts 5000. shipments market steady;
Inferior Fur - I0Dso Ult Medium TO GOOD, IS 90
a. 40: Choice % Extra 81 OG0Si o.
ST. LOUIS Jan lO.-tdue-Recclpts. 600 shpments
3 market steady Exports 81 00q 81 25 Good Caoce
shipping, 10 2Ia 81 % Fair To Medium, 81 20 GSO 90;
Texans 81 900 81 30.
Sh,sp-Receipts 1000; shipments, 900 Common 10 Me-
dunn ~ - ass Ob Fair 10 CnOlce SO % DS3 10.
Hops Recepls 3,loO shipments 300 Light 81 $50
- -. PacAing. ~ jOds4 20: Heavy, 81 asa so
BUFFALO Jan l9.-CIteReoeiots to-day 1900 head total
thus $500 nea for same time last week 500
hcad consigned through. ~ market higher;
good steers s6 25Gsj75 Stockers and Feeders
fIpOdSi 20.
Sh,.peccips today 1000 heat totn for gss tins far
head; last week IA 400 heat consigned
through, marked active and steady Medium 10
good. ~ "5dSI 20; Canada Lambs. 80 rs aSj 80.
Hoqs-Kecepts toiN 1000 head total for week TINS FAR
II UUu head time lat week. 5000 heaE con.
sgned A. market active and strong Good TO
Choce Workers. so l5 Butchers Grades So 1905 5i
I,a4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
THE CENTURY CO.. New-York.
A. C. ARMSTRONG & son
PUBLISH THIS DAY
THE WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY.

In Prose and Verse edited EDMUND GOSsE Clark Lee
tur Of English Literature st the University OF Cambridge
with Portraits and FacSmei vols l2mo, clio, Ct top, So
RGOssE says three or four past have been
engaged on the Life and Works OF ONE OF THE
GREATEST OF ENGLISH POErS-THOMAS GRAY
the author of the Elcgy Country Churchyard since
1881 I have been collects and arranging the De'dfa
material for the Fl RST COMPLETE EDITION OF GRAYs
WORKS IN PROSE ANDVERsE. In a strong box In the
Masters Lodge Of Pembroke College, Cambridge. are pre-
served folio commonplace books OF the Poet was
enabled car fully TO 60 through them. The notes IN
Grays delicate writing they deal with the vast stores OF
learning all his hfe accommodating 10 was In
discover that the back OF some OF th-o
pages copied almost all his Poems" and that In
almost CIV ~ case had appended some little note which
Illustrates their history Islso found that Lord iousion
had the good fortune possess another unhnshei Poem OF
Grays OF great Importance. noble translation INTO
blank verse portion u the sd cano Of Dantes
Inferno which deals with the sooIuy OF igoino feel
myself extremely in being able to give to tho
world for the this mastery paraprase pc haps
THEMOSr VIGOROUS PASSAGE OF BLANK VERSE
THAT HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN ENGLISH SINCE
TIE DEATH OF MILTON.
Copies receipt Of Price, charges prepaid by
A. c. ARMSTRONG q son, ia Broadway, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20

Mprie, closing ateady Transferable notices lllS
lover with the de line mainly Medium ani Low Grades
5P. %Gs ave G BEEN S conneS Chiefly mmeatc
Sales. 1000 bhls OF WHICH goo Dds were io e1pUrt M
pqng % 800 bis snpcrdnc at 81 eOas FOR
sRTIn T. dna a. a. 81 30 for r VEST Indie
sprny and g 49a - - for r Winter a WhG heat
CD e Fancy EI Extra no state: 8 os
s. 90 Choice Extra western 81 9o@ - 99 Common
tochoIcc 4 6s5 -, Common Extra Minnesota, So 90
Clear :: Facp 4S nt %" nascfs Extra
81 10 - Ioni. Common 10 far Extra ~ oc = o.
Is &c. Patent Winter Wheat Extra s. 5oqs5 so ely Nh
g gstra '' market Net closing dun soUTHER% FLoUR-
Dn and easel EIgCTtFs are nnTa , 10 no P b6 1a
acndg .@Gg e Good ET Y 90 G %h to
GS91S and Sales. 500 bbs saoerne at s. BASS 60
later for choice BGGKTHEAr TLoUKo,sI"ss ca az
b9Hayw9, 2, Mc sac and lower Cash lo,s
ons wt i rs,@1q more Strength OBJ
S dsb me 81 p s pretty good trade Tor export
moderate CHS Hing business and fairly sciiyc trsn'c
.soPus n ' saSPcr, 5usht bush: NeEs
SPOT inc ndmr so Hard D1uth 81 OF ana 81 o.
aroai uner4Gh Winter Red go ~ oi mainly at 81 -,
do'e nee board from store 9Ie delivered - ssose
9T raj :" c % for January S CO., aoc tosns
20 Coz February ~ ls &C. closing at ~ &c, DO
co'ug AZ "i7.c do tor Nay,g va! 80 closing at
~ losing ''tr-. III r
uuirt sic Western - 6ic auada aud
STAG. .Ga DAELEY-Markct hrm, with a fairy
act VI mailing drnaua sales 90 bush. No IwoT1wed
stste AZ sgc delivered 500 do TWor0woa state, 80
n, 900 do Six.rowed state G"tsc BARLEY MALI
DuI pfres unchanged. .COiN-Mnrhet orored heavy
lower subsequently r,,OVcrssl part OF Tie decline
snd cln-ti nrn At "a a. above the inside prices Iary /
ve transact eIpOr aud iunr AMI gopi u1e IN
opt0ns shippers bought ilOUu bush Sales $4,000 bnsh
uur COO buAh. SPOT sud CARVE nculng Dgrahe,i
Nlrrd nd 81 L9A No. 3 81 800 a. steamer Mixed.
r. iu elevator ,3c. TO- Ianu delivery
nsnat anl III No 2 62h06 r IN elevator.
flaS4lF arolt. latter extreme Unyraded Nollow.
Nu1 d.iVsgy January ?f iir afolt; SO " Mixed Tor
4 sing At su's 10 o. March 'hH5o' C.. closing
II Snr. do for Apu 900 Jni.c. closing AZ lnc do for
MAY. 0jt4c. closing al 'Dtc.-....OAIS-Aatht opened
tlcu recovered part OF the drci ne
about thr bet sales. 81 1000 bush.
future IOuo bush spot Including No Mixed AZ Soc.
No . |6i-0 60 nt;Ghrs i 900 bush f,r c1prt at
o., .c. No lc' ~. Whfe sc Va. .. i2d Sc;
40 tic. Mixed western qi-c. white do - tJhc.;
White sttr.... 4.5t.c MAcd Tor FEBRUARY. 80.
NC clogiur &c.. do 'Or March. '4u a.. closing
A de- tor Nav 49, ~ clos. A. - &c
FEFD-~tcaiy i0g ,olrse hc.yy Tor ptu grles 4ub
sc: AMI 10 7va Toe; ludb. t5Golc shgrps. soc
~ 90. tyoItel GOA &c.
stocks store New YORK, Brpokyn and Jersey city
gram warehouse. AMI held IA railway lighters on coftidcae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20


sTEARINL-l irmy held bu' trading light oi'y quoted
at G &c ant oeo,rargarine &C. p.a. ,,, o,o,o, .,
METALs-Iin higher owing rise In London. Mendel
. tons strl Ton February aud May at loe6c Iron
u and e',,. Copper and teal dur,
NAVAL rIOREs-gui,t aud without decided change.
Spirits oO4G3lc Strained to Good strained Rosn III 21a
nay Observation-Disclosures OF Hav liberal; trade dull
shippine grades DC slras-Tn fair demand and steady
TX Is no especial o to the
yg, TO- IoT no J Rsc 'sa s GT nd a Ss
Family Mes" at ~ 2,Gsl376; Mess quoted at $S go
rr,.e REtF-I ~, wea. aud MONT a city Extra
sI :, ,,I barrel, Plate sect sild$l; Family 81 %
H$i5 hhE HANS uet an ,a nnIn "a a. Ggo,ed az
herei.a mrierale sir 10 the demand saleS i09u9 Ds
r as SdCIc CITY Pcked shoulders SS c Smoped
shoulders. &c Lrckled Hams Go+c SMOKED llams; o.
Clear in New quoieIs soc for Western delivery Long
' DHissEb HOS gain h.g,er with good inquiry
General 'd1 market S i ID a look d pP bRg es
pc rdi3crrn prizes broke ga POINTS az the outset
from iecne leaving on very steady v steam
y quoted ~ January closed lG@7 lsc; 300 tc.
anT"n a 25e closing 27c 100 tSs A6r 72s
co,S ia a. June quoted Asa 74S cty steam
n%% South 's sG HennHa quot
% . m w sot is ns Tor Ei hn
Dairy ha,Ens ,a3 and Pa% 5sG "s,s tubs ~.
Western factory. luazci i!ols lidlec.. CHEESE
Rules nrm uriccs with hight trading Eastern, 0Gl3c
Common to Prlmc job lots l3tdi3qc.; Western. hat So
IL nc. Fair TO choice Skins % Common tot hOi,
EGGS decidedly higher with light receipts fair
demand. STATE ole. canadian. 2tQ2lc; Western,
southern Doe; held lots 20d22c, imported 2ic,
LINED. - else; imported ljdl6c.
RICE-Steady, fairly active and unchanged
SUGAk-liaw trm Far Echnng isc. go test Centri.
fugal ono. sales i6S bags Bahai sc. Az bhds and
OOb hago Centrifugal. H. Iehncd Arm; Crushed and
Gut 6'.ci ,nhes 'ae' Iowlered. g.. d6aci Granulaed
bi-c. Mould "a" tlsc tOniectoEers' a." I5-G0
standard A. 500 .o ON a 5l2c; White Extra &c"
bsdb zig: Extra &c" 5is31 1l5ci "C"4ha6c; Vel
TkA-steady $1,000 lbs Japan sold at 2li.c. for
March.
TOBACCO-Qu ct and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20

opened firm O an advance OF fully 81 per mead,
and although trade delayed By the late arrival
OF stock on the Erie and Baltimore and ONO roads,
ruled strong throughout aud late sales we've Jul ~
good as those made early in the day few thin rsep Soa
at 9l4O93c dress 10 with general sales OF OulhaIy 70
Fair at lOG IL c TO dress 551H6 ID while toed 20 r1s
ranged from &c 10 dress % b to scant IL: 70 aaess
The advance marked light tidy steers on NE
dum quality Dry Cows sold at 395c ana 0a UA en,is
9ia0llc TO dress 552j6 h. carlCai Oh western BUNS
sold at and about carloads retained al ue "a
tremes OF 4s9j24c. Mr. Kahn sold carloads 10 M "oo
smith yesterday for export at Sc Is. =, ,,..
Twentyeigh of Cattle from Pittsburg Tor N Motifs
will arrive late tonight. ,D.na
The weeks shipments Cattle and Sheep AMI Dressed
Bcel and Mutton a follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and alter Jan. II, rs ..
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses Corndt stress
Ferries rs follows;
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West aud south with Pullman
Palaces Cars attached, a. M, and y. daily New.
York CHICAGO Limited OF PaIlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping a . every day.
Wilkins Lock Haven. 2. Cory and ErfS
p m, connecting at Cory for fIusviIe. Petroleum.
Cen re- and the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the South "Timite Washington
Exppss OF Puml laror Cars daily except sunday II
arrive Washington 1905 p. kegu ar NJ 6:2O 500
and $50 q m. l, $40 RSd IN and II night sunday
65 o. m, . D M and IL uighL
For Atantic tIty except sunday, 700 p. N.
Fer Cane siay except -unday. J l;l0 a m.
Brann Bay Head Junction, ald intermediate sta
tons, via Pathway and Amboy a. II noon $780,
ON sunday M and p. d. stop az As0ury Park)
rookyn connect VITA al thr ugh trains az
Jersey; ny anordng speedy and direcS transfer for
BrOOSiyu trlyfL 80
lu:20 D. M daily and 700 daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore $500 60 g. m 20 S:to 30
D. M FROM Baltimore 900 p m FROM h,!ade phia SOD
BOO ESQ, 6:i0 200 except Monday 80 So; i9 ~
goo zoos aud 1920 p M, and 2:gc night Sunday $50
lO2D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

10 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AID on SUM
DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YoRB.
Express trains NewYork via Desbro.ses and coar
landt Ferries, AZ follows: go.
G2O 7.O ). $3.50 o. and 10 Limited, II, lll0 N. $40,
$40 l. sip. 81 and p. and IL night SGldays 6l6
10 Iuitedl and 10 O. m. I, q, z, alt D. aud IL
night E.ullrsat and sec md class 700 y. IN -.
Trains leaving Nex-York dsiiy except sunday. 6Z0t
$3.50 and lll0 N, l, . 4, 440 AMI p M connect a.
Retrnirg trains leave Broad station PhiadlphiA
i2;JI 81 D. 500 400 4:S5 except Monday, 800 3oH20t
RIO ii and lll5 tLillted Express. l;3n and 9:2V
NJ J. g. l. 8 9, ESQ, 7to 7j and tla M or sunday.
i2Ol 3:l5 o. 400, 4:35 $50 j:20 ilmtedl $50,
T4O and 7'41 Leave Philadelphia va Camden. 800
sItcset cssces $40 ISS and ga Proaiway. Aston
House and foot of and Cort asd s Courst
anJ RroD. yn Annex foot OF Fut0nst BrOokynt
Rusc''s Hotel Hoboken: stat on Jersty c,iyi Emsrans
Tickct Office No + Battery Place tnt Castle t2rden -
The New York Transfer company will cal for and checs
baggage IRON no els and residences. - $3.50.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j. ~ " ''pD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
Dress manuI.

nRESSMAKING. - Madame Jammcs. the
~ celebrated French litter, sails February T. order. for
Worth audDt etc dresses reco ell without chargcs
paralelcd. o. West lJtL..t. "o "
n RESSMAKER.-At ladies' residences first
~ class, cns Mt and drapes city country good refer
ences. Address, DiESSMAkER. 3Jl West 3istst
hRESSMAkER.-By n young girl TO assist
ladies' with % VIII
ing machines enbro well; terms low. Addrcsa
j. L. B. Tribune Uptown Office. ,23s broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
NEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILnOAD-fOmmen cing OCTOBER ., 1854
through trains will leave Grand eDtra! Depot
1900 M Rochester and Montrea Express through drsws
In groom cars.
with stopping at Albany Utica SYRACUSE hochs
ester Buffalo Niara Falls Eric, Cleveland ana Ioledok
srrivng chicago l0l Sod ST. Louis I;Zo m nexs
day. ,.--.... .... e. c...,
daigus Rochester Niagara Falls and Buhao connects ZOE
iii IN. Western New.York and Northern EIpro'a with
So p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
"a D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy. -
m Exprcss with sleepins-cars Tor Niagara
FaIls Iralo Cincnnad, Toledo, Detroit AMI sc louis .
d,3i D m Express with seepngears 20 syracuse and 70
D. m Pacific Express, with sleeping cars for hocnester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, Detro Chlcsgo
o. M Night Express with sleepin gears 10 Albany an2
Troy Conn with the morning trains FOR the west so0
for The North except SATURDAY night ~, . MA.
tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bowlne
Green and 426 oidway. and at Nssnots Eteress
Ones Park and 7s5 and Jt2 Broadway New.i9rA
ard Washington and $50 Fulton ss biooAHh ana ~
Iourthst, WILLIAMSBURG ,-,. .... ..n n.
in drawing room and Sleeping cars can ~
procured the ticket oces IN NeW-torz Cly anu "
53l Wa.hing ton-st.. Brooklyn.
Payrage called for and checked from residen .,
sTheSr trains daily All Others daiy exec -unoay'
tThese trains stop at Harlem 25ihsl an az
J. NJ rOUCEY, -., !. y. ~. ~ n BE- a a "a
General superintendent. Gencral fMs' h'o' Ascnos
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and East All ran from Grlnf Central Dspos
Thrr daily ndl exc 'pci 70 boNon az
NJ 2 p m (perr attached lslo Il plo ,NIhs eepinS
palacacas. sundays at ~ " u twtG pa a s
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 10.

The last gauge Of the Thorn Creek district
was A. 7Ol barrels There was no special from the
oil regions except the late dispatch announcing that
Grandn No. % IA well southeast OF Balltown) had
been opened with a prospect OF yielding from
800 to 400 barrels IA day. The market opened
strong and held for the nrst hour, prices
rising to 7Ola cents against 697s cents saturday
night The rest OF the day fluctuations sufficient to
supply nutrition the room traders, but there
character speculation unless the evident support
given figures he considered character. The trading
was larger than in the closing days last week but the
ENLARGED volume OF business represented largely
traders eortr close their transactions evenly for
the day Near the end good deal or uncertainty and
weakness developed and last prices lower than
on Saturday night
Tue range or prices and total dealings were as
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. Jan. 19. 1889
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-yopK JanuarY 10.

CoFFEF-spot Rio dull and rather weak but without quo
tabIechangc. Fair, 9oic Options lower and noe active
sales $3.50 BAGS. closing steady follows January ~
GSOO, February. 1.1JaS0O, March, Sl6dS2Oj April
S259s.3O: May 30 ds40 June. y. $3.50; July -
az 80; ADJUST ~ 5d 10 Mild grades dull and more or
less depressed 1910 bags MarscabO Id private terms
COTrON-Sp0t Cotton QUOT and easy, but without quota
lc chance sales 1877 bales Delivered contracts 100
bales Receipts at the ports to-day, 1894 bales against
III This las week. 1913 since sept
81 800 bales against 7j0S93 for the same period last
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EIacwheTe the cearnnces were: OH tlty, 5oJU,UUU,
Bradford $50 900 and Pittsburg, i,96s,OOo barrels
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn. jan 19.-Crudo oil dull, weak and
lower; National Transit aud Tidcwater runs Saturday
Sunday 81 1876 bbs; total shipments 69,073 bbsi
charters 10 900 bbs clearances. 1871 900 bills Ma
tona Transit certificates opened at 70l9 and closed at
6Oss: highest price, T0l2; lowest 69l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-20
ITEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH PR
Stations In New.YoTk
FchHsylVahIa KTt., loot COrfland
Ct. and DeSbrnsees.af

-- - (Pbila. q Reed. RR. foot Laberty.st
For South Amboy via Phil a. keaaing RR. 49, sl4
llDO a. $780, 400, BOO; s:45. D. IN; Sundays 400.
s4j A. m, via Penn RR- 1900 M, 300, p. Sundays.
For Matawan &c, via Phil. & Reading RR, 40. sln
llD0 m, l:3O, 400 $50, $500. 6'4J p. sundays
100 $40 m via Penn RR, 900, M, 1900 m- 5:00p m.
SUNDAYS a. H.. p. m.
For Red Bank r. r.. 600 Il m, $780, 500.
D.. sundays. 9 m. .. m. via Phi. and READING
RI 43o. SIS 1880 4, 4:Jo 645 p sundays SAD
For Long Branch Ocean Grove AsSury Park, Ocean
Beach Spring Lake Sea Grit Point Pleasant &C. Phia,
delpa an Heading RR, 430 Sl5 1880 400 6:45
sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove Asbnry Par Goo
Si5 wa Pennsylvania RR- 800 1900 80 500.
fark). 4 m. p.
For Freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR :i5 loo
400 300 p For Lakewood Toms River and Bsrne-
gat. via p & II. RR at 49, 9l5 a l:30 4;30 Foe
Toms River. via rem. RR. at 800 For Ylneland,
Brighton Atlantic City &c, via Pila Reading RR- $50
RUFUS BLoDoETT HANCOCK. JR wooD.
O. d. T. r. Il II. RR g. A. p, RR