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New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
STATE or TRADE.
DOM EsrIC MARX Ers.


hsd IoH rf s,rSst All Wesefa sap 4SS IS Do
s1s ss 5 o. a. sG ssr S e sr,a, a'
g. Sa%y - am % %p'a5sa sT
Southern Red: 7j@ssc; Do Aloer 91e g'cs No. Mary.
= iac, January, s7d siiaca te0rnary. $50 May,
whte 4oa .oc; do Yellow 4'ei.c.. Western MlIet
spot a75et1ei January i6ae &C. H ieHprnaTy AZ
rrn 83G3lc Western White. SiG 5ci do Mixed S2GJSci
T5 no%nay caly Mess Pos III l aessl9
2sJ. obs' Wheat 22Qng onsn Corn l93 ooo G5sh 0sts
oats 500 oash. s.eswhat Io5l0Oo Oush com. 9jso0o
so>ros Mas Jan 9-Flour quot but .;rong
%c supernac g 1872 G c&H@2' pasn Etr D,1 ~ 700
siTbd.5 10. Corn quiet anI nomniy uaciaug,t Stelner
1cOw td S2G ai s1%er 1ssT No N'f w 81 No. Wits
SiSs55c shorts aud Midlng,que bu; tealy Eecept..
5000 oush; rye. 1000 bushi shorts 4.loo bnsh
ccixyAT ylons a,rons s o, S9,9lis s325es3 60 CO.
F@sy asd8s 2 SS s = '' quot
5e = 81 sSosi pisSa esq s@2 y g. aS9, fm % Com
mon stsS @ 1885 ns 81 .aomsa 5d5 head
%Dss sn 80 " s. 'y sSrus "Ts %nea a%G 81 s
low Grades o. Rye Flour 81 0od SO barrels
TSSn5 y5.ns 'f'0 At na @ssF Fssaay sns
soc March s SlosGE & S 10 90 2S way - So
Do 6 e62c' no Ied 70ec, No. Rod, g5@tsc Corn
Jap%a 81 - &C. cS'Te aS st $ gsOrqsE cIo.ns - .:
"3xc; Nav - 30 RIVE steady 55c. Barley. 6io.
Pork active sales ran ed Cash. Sl 20 I'll 80 Janaary
si 3OdSll S. clc. ng ot III $2iaGsll 30 February
Sl s2Ldell i5 co a. Sl 42G 81 40 harch. Sl 40
All 81 "a cos,ns ~ Lard active sales ranged ash
es6 75 Jsnuary f6 rs. cosing At 50 1'
Fsbruarv gB II >S2? osng at 80 s2H March ~ " 2
I'M 81 ladSf aOi short RIB. 50 1O1
S5 7 short Clear ~ 20dto 25 Receipts-Flour l:00o
bbls.; wheat 1000 bush Corn 1900 bush. oats
M 100 bush, Rye 1000 bushi Barley 5000 shipments
Flour $1,000 bbs wheat ~ 900 ousbi Cora l370099 9
hush. Ost. 63O0O Dushi Rye 1000 bushi barley 2oooo
bush.
DETROIT Jan 3 Wheat easier. No White. cash S2.c.
January a2ac February, s''ici May s14c; NO; Red.
7Olao torn-No 2, Syi4c. Oats-N0 = "A'e % 'sc: NO.
2 2DI.o. Heoepts-Wheat. 5000 uusl
PuuApFIPHIA Jan S-Flour-lhero was an actve do.
ma nd and tho ruled arn Western and ennsy vsns
supcr 2J9S2 5O do Extra 50 6Od 3Ol Penusy vania
ka,ny 50 Pennsyvinia Roller Process - 10
8. 15 Delaware Family $i 1o9S bO Winter Whoas Patent
st25s*. 10 wncat 1rm and p,.es wore hi;,er
10 Red N export elevator Ss2c; 30 Delaware PEI Rcd dS
ass 90; February 81 GSi 2c; March sSds9toi April.
car lot. we're hrni No Mixed. track ole: do. in cI.
mot elevator spot 4Slcs No Yellow. quoted
ior local trade iDci do In grain depot 49c No.
Mixed in export elevator 4slcct NO Mixcd January.
as a4Slaci FeOnary, 4TLQ4I &c: March 46aatO &C.
Anil 46sqi7 &c Oas-Car Os drm Rejected Whlto S2 sc
Ne aWh,te 81 ia, No White S5935c. futures steady
but quiet No White January. 3trd3! 80; February 30
dib IcI MARCH, 35dS5i2c. Recepts-Four, 7.oOo dds;
Wheat 81 900 Dus, Corn. 10000 ushi oats 1000 onsn-
Shpnents-WheeI 1000 bush Corn l2'OOo pus|i oa'A
4 Dux
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


The best that can be said of the petroleum
situation that another week has gone by without any
depression occurring in the crude refined markets.
No activity or improvement on any considerable scale
rewarded tie patient waiting OF holders and
the golden for the balls is yet dawn. II figures
the sole factors that determined the course of
prices. the bulls " could extract much comfort from
the current statistics The year just closed shows, for
the first timc, believe in the history Of tho oil
gons, of oil delivered by the pipe line lines
the amount received from the wells during the
twelve months The figures received at the petroleum
exchanges for December 10 not include the receipts OF
few sILal pipe lines the difference, however, is likely
to he little after the addition OF these outside lines
that the figures given to date in order to make
comparison with the other months Of tho
year. for which tie figures are complete. The
total receipts for 1884 amount to 1901 ,2G4
barrels the deliveries aggregate 2i0ls,476 barrels,
leaving of deliveries CT 2l2 barrels on the
operations Of the whole twelve months. 1t not
until August that the deliveries passed the runs up to
July 81 the pipe line 1262. $50 barrels in
0fthe deycres. In the last five months, however
the deliveries heavily swollon that not only
was this of wiped OIt. but the excess OF
3279l2 barrels deliveries established. The
heaviest deliveries last year In October, tho next
hcavi,st IN December; tho showed the largest
amount IN August. the next largest in March. and the
smallest In January The charters last month was iigt
being the smallest of any month In the year, the ag
Qreearc for the year nearly 4J0J 900 In barrels
Ino uuucac table shows barrels tue amount OF runs.
deliveries aud Charters for carh month III tbe past year
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Jan. 3-p
The transactions in mining stocks at the N,v.yos,
Miulng Stock Exchange in 1884 were only 4I7s A.,
shares, against 1857 ,749 shares In 1888 Subject .
occasional speculative reactions the general DRIFT OF ~
whole market was toward lower values during the who'll
year. The declines for OF the Leaking stocks ha
been follows: Standard from SO to 60 cents Hass
Silver from SO 3s to 81 70 Iron Silver, from 81 Ia !,
65 cents Ophr, from SO so to 6J Sierra Ncvsds
from s., Is 10 70 cents
Last week. five days. he business amounted TO a ia
shares against 81 s5 shares for the preceding iva e
The market was without any new features. Consn,
dated Pacific shows decline OF 10 cents and Horn 40
ver after decline to ~ 20 aud reaction to 49, closS
S2 75 Standard declined to 81 cents and recoyereS
to 50 cents.
SALESAr THE NEW FORK MIyIvG EIUHAyas
NEw-YoRx. jan 3. 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW.l ORK, Saturday Jan. y.
pEpNFs-3rccipis were 81 ears Of $50 hoed0j Cars for
Nj asmEn and 81 cars Tor city saughterefs Nc rsdo Ia
live Cattc lack o. stock fesns hrn as light run Is
re poTtoi Tor Monday.
The light supply OF city Drcssco Bee Oh sho went on tho
hOoks II hrm pfices
cYucc sail Monday. and Will tako about
So live Cate Golsm h, and Dre isod Beef aud Nut
TON for smith BruLcrs & Co.
CAIVES-Very few Live Calves received to-day and not
many Quotations unchanged rho abundance ana
low prices Of Oultry continued duiness In tho mar
Let ior Dressed Cgv =. . .
AguIEp AND LAMDs-Reoeipts wore IL cars OF 2l3l
head i cars al Goth ana Of Jersey CITY Total for
Inc vceL head against 49, S2i head last week Irado
rsther allow but sellers holding rm and prices
tnv ComnI0n TO Extra sheep sold ut s. 1ba
gb pcr loo 10 with general sales at 4Ga4c Good Lambs
.old and OF choice Cansdas At Oi2c.
nbeck nayis sold 201 ohio sheep l27 10.
AZ 90 IS 2Oi lO5 ~ at s5 20 II Michigan DO 100 M ~
"a 30 3p do 80 m nt 81 80 81 state do ~ d. at S4 10
State Lambs SO 10 az SO 90. and car Of Lxua Canada
Denback & Dewey sold vl canada Lambs. 9a ~ OF ec:
ei western Sheep la o al a.o and "a DO los 10. at
Tnoe a Mullon sod. Ils Western lambs 10 b ut 9sci
ll state sheep "a H. at i'c "a Western do LOB ID AZ 40
y r. sSdicr 20 sold, lse Kentucky sheep l2i p. at
sSs s3aq u n a. , tsS AZ 40 i"s p at Sso' 10 d'
Judd ana Buckingham sold 229 ohio Steep. 80 10. o.
81 So iss do % n, at sil5 2i0 do Y p. st4c m ~
p g. Kase told y Canada Ewcs. Is7 d. at 25c W caha
HOGS, Receipts were as OF COL head-sl cars st
CITY and IL at 40thst Total for the Week
8sss7 head, AGAINST v0s head last week Feeling urn
Common TO Prime Live Hogs are quotabe at u 3o~s' ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Neither can floods drown 1t.
Yea, love is strong as death,
And uncomfortable as the grave


naranhrase of the beautiful language Of the
old version of the Bible by the way. which cannot
be commended.
That the piece is full of effective situations"
and excellent lyrical language goes without saying
after this outline Whether they excuse such use OF
one of the most exquisite idyls III literature Is
question which must be reserved for discussion az
an appropriate time in the future, when also an eSl-
mate of Mr. Mackcnzics music may be attempted
For the present we can only say that read ing JUS
tes pleasant anticipatOns against the performance
next month
LISTS Legend of st. Elizabeth" or as 1t is called
in the original version "Die heilige Elizabeth"
was composed at the request of the Grand Duke of
Wcimar for festival held on August 2S, 1876, III
celebration of the eighth centenary of the founding
of the Wartburg. Among the many legends cluster
ing around that famous medieval pile that OF st.
Elizabeth Is the most touchingly beautiful Moritz
Won Schwind. the painter has celebrated it in
series of SIX frescoes which ornament the restored
castle and Liszt followed in his Oratoro the scenes
depicted by the painter. The story is tolerabiy
familiar one. Elizabeth was the daughter Oh h!ng
Andreas H. of Hungary. At four wears OF age she
was affanced to Ludwig son OF the Landgrave Her
mann of Thurlngia, and sixteen years later married
him. She devoted herself 20 the poor in defiance OF
her husbands commands and once being detected
carving bread and wine 10 some OF her dependents
a miracle changed the viands into roses which met
her husbands eyes when he tore open the BASKET.
After the death of Ludwig which occurred while
he was Oh a crusade 10 the Holy Land, the Dowa-
ger Landgravne Sophie, claimed the Wartburg rs
herinheritance and drove Elizabeth out who dies in
a hospital which she had founded In 1889 by com
mand of Pope Gregory IX. she was canoniled at
Marburg and TIE canonizatOn ceremonies form the
conclusion of Liszi's work A peculiar interest at
tacbcs +, tls musical setting of the ibretto. which
is by Otto Roguete from the fact that List has
made use OF a number of medieval melodies as
typical themes throughout the work. Two OF these
are Hungarian tunes. is n Pilgrims Song OF the
time of the Crusaders, and others are litnrcical
melodies appointed to be sung on st. Elizabcih's
Day November 49,. The oratoro has been given
with scenery and costumes at Wemar. and It's music
is brilliant and imposing.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

Cheese-American Choice 67s Cd wheat-Red Western
sprfng6s Sd 96s Sd Rel Winter 0s 4d @BA Jdper c.1
tai; No. Spring. 6s 81, New Western Winter 7s ~; New
Mixed Wesern.5 5s 3i2d; California No. !s edG7s ID
old, 5s 3D.; do New, 5s Cd per csnti Prodgcesprits
Refined Peroienm Id per gallon Clover nsrIesu
Red 49s. psr cwt. Tal,w-,js. il p,c cg5 Rosin-con
per ton: Calcutta LJnseed. 42s, Ga. per quarter
finseed Cake a7 gs 9s per Refined Petroisa
7d. al i2d per gallon Spirits OF rurpe1as 2l5 I'd per
cwti sperm OIL f55 tom Rosln-Commol, A. "a gas
3D. Pale 6s. lis, Proylsons-Lari AS o. per cwt LOT
American sugar, lbs. 81 cwt. for CnDt CeattasA
poaFzng 9G' and ls.9 lis 81 for Cuba aascovalo alr
rQin an
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
corroy MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

fIvrfPooL. Jan. 9.-l2:30 o. m-Cot.op firm. MidtNps
UplaIds Sd Midd,ing orleans, 6si saies 5000 ba
Including 900 bales for speculation and export receipts
Q, OOO bales including 20 500 bales Amcrosn Future
auiot Upands Low Mddng clause. January and February
delivery. sd; also 6G4d; do February and March dey
ery Is !G4d also 3-6id do March and Apr dalycfy.
80id; also it'd; do May and June delivery 16 Cad
also l564d; do juno and July delivery lSGid als1s
Is 64d
GALVESTON jan 3-Cotton steady, Midding 10 ol6; Lo.
Middling 10 5lG Good OrlaArg 10, nct receipts 81
b.esi gross 1888 bales Experts TO Great Britain sSss
the Continent 154 bales Coastwee 500
Gales. l2J bales; stock, 46.o3J bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 3.-Cotton quet; Mhldinz l0s. Low
Eiddng ~ 3.iB; Go)t Ordinary 9o4 net aud
cepts. 1881 bales Exports TO the Continent 800 bales
toiStise 0J3 balcs saes 100 bales stock S35S5
NEw.ORLEAss Jan. 3-Co,top qulet MidilIng, l0L Low
Mddng lO Good Ordinary 97 nee fecsipts 65ag bales
gross so bales Exports Great Britain 1850 balte
Coostwise 735 baes sales 1000 bales ssocx batl
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Cesal Notlee s
CUPREME COURT, Rockland County.

Ellen Z; Conklin against Catharine Leonard and Moses a.
Leonard her husband Harvey ar%ore ana Dsa ssImSr'
and James snder her husband Martha A. Mcculoughnna
her II sy and csr.
Bamore his wife Hester Sarinore Amanda Jarman El
thalel Barn'Ore and Matilda Barmorc i: vile Maria
10 tic above named deio9danis: ~,
action and e. copy Inswsr ms On IN. un
Of e ay y service aud Of @
Sy SyS g
Dated SMfNScfhHY sgo hRisff plaintiffs attorneys.
oaiee No le3 chambers-s', New-i ork City.
To The defcndsns William Barmorr charlotte BarmOrs
Lester s2 sSSn Pe Mra rGs S nIs %.,
pursuant order OF Hou wlald sa,tetS one q tls
justices Of tho supreme Court Of he state ei Sewiok
compain the Office Clerk the County of Rock
iaH% a,e 81 Ss SGGS york nSe:s SassbSs IN MeT s
MACLAY & FOREST. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
CUPREME COURT. ROCKLAND COUNTY.
Leonard her hg,6an Harvsy GaT%oss s aud Dea Iss = n
si and Sf fancs asTG her
cMc1s sPd SScTt Med%Sps SS her I husband GeQEa. s
more aud Charlotte Birnore, his wiz. H1ster Barnore
agGa gsrs her a.6n uS Nan L. nade aea and Maa,
Bargog his vie Maria Pine and LSigh9a Pine her h &
and Marsn, his wife. Emma Edrdsc and Henry Bar
To tie above named defendants: You are hereby sum
moue the complaint IN this action and to
davs after service OF this exclusive Of tho aSy
OF service In OF your failure appear snswc
udgMe viii be taken AGAINST you by default FOR the fed
demanded m the complaint -
Dated New YOrk. september J. 1881. -
MACLAY & FORREST.
PLAN .f's Attorneys,
OGlce No. lQ2 ChamOcrs.st Ncu.lork City.
Post Oflce address, Rox 2.j0S.
TO defendants William H. Barmorc Charlotte Barmorc
Hester arnore leighton Pine Maria G. line charles sar
more Marian Barmole, Nathaniel Ba,m0rs and Matilda Bar
The foregoing summons served by publce 9.
pursuant order OF Hon. Wlart Bartlett, one 81 s
Justices supreme Court OF the Stale OF New1or<,
da ed the l7th day November l5Si nici with 10
complaint ia the ofce the Of the COanly " Rocknt
al the court house in New City.
MAcLhY & FORREST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Proposals.
nR0pOSALS FOR PApER FOR THE PUB-

lBKOpOSALS fOh IAGER Fur 1uE ~ d.
i IlC PRINIING.-seaed proposals viii be rcceiycH
Furnishing the PAPER Tor the PUBLIC PRINTING unin
the 2sth February 1885, the said proposals TO be opened
award OF contracts TO be made by the JOINT
Committee Public Printing q the lowest ana
Itself the g to reject nj all Dds as s
Judgment OF best interests OF the Government may do
Detailed schedules the description quantity and quality
panied By samples aud ulank
pro osls and giving the regulations with which bd0ee
must comply be obtained by addressing . r. R0unda
Public Printer. Washington. ID. G. -.
The contracts Will into for supplying such quan
titles be needed during the year ana no mor
The estimated quantities set forth In detaiI IN the sehas
comprise. -. ,.xoa
5000 rtGms machine-h finish printing paper, 3,4IS
5000 reams sized and supercaendafed pruning p'Vc|
1000 ,eams sized and supercalendsred printing papet
5000 reams and calendared printing paper
dijerent sizes -
5000 reams sized aud super-caenjarei printing pcpe|
so9oreams s,1cd and supercalendared printing paper
different s'kes -.
500 sized and super caicndaTed white or tnlee
prin;lug paper different sizes.
5.nO rrauis different and weights.
20 800 reams white writing paper, different sizes ans
$500 reams cciorcd writing paper different sizes and
100 Rams over paper different sizes ani weights
1000 reams paper different sizes an weights
100 900 pounds OF best piaie paper auefsh, sizes s"~
weights. 80.
COO reanls Anchor tissue paper, 20S30.
G6, ,OlO sheets imitation parchment different szea
100000 sleo,s glazed bond paper ,... .... xs,et.
1000 900 sheets cardboard different coors sizes "ss">
y direction OF the Joint Committee of on Pubic
fr"'"s sP RoUNrs.
Public PTinter
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

There was hut lltc done IN The refined oil market the
tone remained hrm and quotations ended unchanged at
ia ccutl por gallon abel icso in Ncw-NOrA and ~
cents IA Phi.adcp phia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD. Penn. Jan 3.-Crldc oil dull weak and
lower National Transit certificates opened at 75ii and
closed at 7l highest price. 1885, lowest, 7Is National
Transit aud Tidcwator runs Friday 62sO6 bhs total
shipments. 6-4i5 bbls charters, 1889 Dds clear
auces, 900 Dbs.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Riser. Vessels and Raiiroafs
NEw-YoRK Jan. 3, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw.Yosg. January 2. 1895.


COFFEE-spot Rio quie aud unchanged sales of 9oO2 @
bags cx "Nir'an" On0 "Icln" IJl ex Advance aEu
900 "Plei,lfs" OF private terms options holn,s
higher. closing bare steady ssct l.-2y Dt rS -
folov z. January e1n0S. 70 February S2p s3Oi MHr'
sI0nSf5; Apu e. ,DGs.cU; May oGl4 go June = o. "
sSD iuiy aS.9j. Slid Rridce quiet snd nneh inge-
VOTTON-spo; Cotton dun and UNCHANGED saes' i"3
bales Deiivr.ol o. contracts, 31OO b1ie'. ,-..,.
mo outtI,ns ace1rdln, tbs American casnhca,ion
apua a. ft.Ev
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

description Of tho petroleum speculation last week
may Doe conpasscd il few words Trading was light the
business posse, rl purely local aud professional char
nctei and Hcr extreme fluctuations or less than three
cents the price ended only cent above the final fig
urcs az tho previous week The dealings a the end we're
marked with cvcr,ucss ard weakness. and tho market
closed heavy IS cent above the first quotation OF the
week. on Tuesday meeting OF the producers VIII bo
held ri bradford. Penn ana n cordial cooperation in
limiting dcy elopmcnt work through the oil territory Is
offered them the principal owners IN tho Thorn Creek
Acd VIII pursue very conservative policy. The iGdi'
cations ps.nt continued restriction In production
FOR xt four SIX months The Thorn Crock pro-
duoti0u while huctuntng iryrglarly, is on the whole
declining; Saturdays gauge G,O52 barrels. The oil
trade IL hoping that tho New Year VIII usher In
prices responsive TO the statistical position than
tLe figures which have ruled Tor long time past
The range or prices and tho total transactions
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Total. 23,C9l ,2Gi 24olS.476 s327,2l2 lfA0y.l'
sEIccss Deliveries.


Interesting results reverted by comparison Of tie
npe line figures iOr the last three years The runs In
1891 we're hni lite below those Of 1888, but were 5000
coo barrels under the figures for 1882. The deliveries
N 1.- however. gained over 100000 barrels upon
- aud nearly 1000 600 upon the deliveries or 1852.
IN place OF OF runs Of $685. barrels In
1852, aud 2.4ls.5J2 barrels In 1883, the year 1854
shows srul- " deliveries of 500, 900 barrels.
H. the following tabc are compared On harreis the
iuas deliveries anl charters for the last three years,
, tie daily OF the movements for each year:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
crrorrAy pnoDucE,MARKErs.

LivEafoo. Jan. 3rrsvisisns. Bacon canosre9a. xas
sts. ID; ssori Ribs 3as shSa!isr' -. u per 9Ss
Mesa 90. o. osr ssL Prime Ms.s Ea;Sssn a,,
35 Batter 9ss ~ ter aasss Usitsi states
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

CyrHp srArKs EyGINgEn offtcE,
ROOM So ARMY BUILDING con. HoUsIox Gg.ExE SIS
NEw.YoEx. Dec. 20, 1854 -, (.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplieate, wi! VII! ~ -
~ received at until IL o'clock noon OF Inu.
the 10Th day Of January 1882 for deepening ueney
mel the the entrance to New YORK haIoor a
apply at this ofhce> y. IL S1LLESSAA, ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
eOO the supply Is very Ugh. and only small rs,l

Stssp-Recctpts. 10oi shipments. 250 Coumon .. -.
dium, SO 20 0s3 00i Fair TO Cnoos ~ 20 6St 90 -
Hogs-Recetps 1900; sh.pments 2.sJD LighL a IN
O. 26 Packing 81 2t0t4 45j Heavy 81 40 dsl Co. sW
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Jan. 3. 1883
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
Wsshinrton. December l9. 1884.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
IL DEPor OF QUARrRRMAsrER's OfFlcg. I
No .

VI
PHILADELPHIA. Penn, Dec. ~, lSsay.
proposasn su Ject 10 the nsial conc III
and with copy Of this advertisements attached 70 ese %
he recoi ed ut this onlce until IL O'clock, nooD WedLs'
January 2 1888 for furnishing the United states ouaI,os
masters Department in this city with the following
viz, Cork Helmets 1000 drabcoloret canp2.gn nA
10000 Forage Caps 10000 Pnirs snspeners svon ps@s @
Gloves, b,ObO pairs Fur tauntlcts
Mittens 900 pairs wooiep Mtens 5OO wooien bAnAe's
200 Iumpets and 100 yards cape Lining Flannel
Bidders requested when they Will cohimsn'
and complete deliveries. -. -, ,,da
The the night 10 reject any OF az
Preference given TO articles OF domestic {rSiuci.on% % G
manufacture conditions price and Quai bcing eVss
md sach preferences gvop articles Of American pron
ton and produced tho Pacific Coast 70 ns
extent OF the consumption required by the pdbnc so''
there. ..... a.. -
Blank proposals. specifications and full information st,s
manner o bidding upon application 70 ""
office. - ,... . pro
Envelopes containing proposals should be ndorssd ~
slsned NJ. T. LUDIN0lOS,
Deputy q. NJ. General, u. ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIvR.

CHARLESTON Jan 3-Tnrpsntine steady at 23:.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 3.-Turpcutine stelly AZ 2S:.
wuMlSGIoS. Jan. 3.-Turpentine nrn at 7 &C
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05
BrookInn lJroperi, for Sale aI> Go Eel
Connirp propcrin for Sale dn1 90 Get

DANkS BROKEN ! STOCKS TUMBLED !!
ID THE ONLY "A ~ INVESTMENT r. real estate 400
acres body timber and coal fOr sc Raroni runs through
IT, Karo chance DR. !. r. LiNINGOOD. llk LICK. II M.
EOR SAIE.--A nice country residence of 10
Il acres one hour the New Haven road ,Gbstan1.l
dwelling good outbuloagsi convenient 10 the depot Apply
10 OWNEk. Z3D west iJthst
NOR RENT. desirable Chestnut-st Store
In the city OF Philadelphia. The large double four story
store brown stone trout nos sls and 30 tbesnuts -
feel front 235 feet deep TO Sans0s Has
been occupied by present TENANT clothing store Or
The past fifteen years. Possession iebruaiy J. 1850
ADpiy to CHAS. II. MASON.
No 329 North SiIth.st, Philadelphia Penn.
ORANGE, n. J.-(Vicinity speciality. Real
" rtlte sale and rent. Also sale sum
In Gnd Madison. Nj EDWARDp HAMILTON Co,
No 2Pine-st.. NY.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

For Boys anil Young Men-Country.
A COMFORTABLE country home with care
~ and tuition near Philadelphia. VIA p. r. r. may be had
for tvo little !O,s Best and iufcd
Address t. Tribune once
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Art Schools City.

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA j. CULVER.
VI WnrCceivc pupils, beginning Tuesday oc,obor ~ va
drawing o and water color painting, sti lto flowers ana
laudsc6pe, china painting and decoration.
studio No ~ Madison Ave
References
MI d. Huntington, PIesd.l National Academy OfDcssG
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CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
40 GSl 5te1vh. New York
No. l0s Waslin g;on.st, Brooklyn.
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ALIEN. MACGREG0KS ,,.
y SCHOOL FOR DANCING. nc FiFrHAVE
N1w opcu Tor Drlyats an ciyBi'lF g'ibsn 'is ;al'b
Monday aad rnucsiay ev 'in;> re- ~ s'pc'fiIii'~
As MIR. TRENOk owns ana exclusively oc-
~ cupcs hs academy. Broadway anl dist, he gives les
IL daEcng daily. Circn'1's
At =. HARVARD RElLLT'S School for
- Darcing No. 57S jth-fvt. h'tI classes stu 1p'l'
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADKMl. 162
K Eas 5sihsi. Bans Building. Ga ss AMI private ies
sons every dly an cycnine. sent icr cred ir'.
n, GEORGE DODWORTIi. II West 24'h-
I Fl. rornerly VITA NT. Allen Doiwofthl. Cis,s am!
private ic. See C!!cu'1..
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ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioncd OF IGtdfd tsInidain coached
Guminoror winter htockOTdre. Mass JHOtFMANN
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc un-
ID dersgnel srelosi DIys;ti All teliher MAKES
Dl. WILLIAMSON, Lyme, COan
pORDENTOWN, y. J.-Mitary Institute.
ID Prepares for College Buness Finely located. health
iu ana thorough For circulars. &c, address
II. A. NJ. PIlnClp1l.
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