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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06
81. S. ROBINSON,
Secretary Of State. :"

Here is the way the law is enforced
in some parts Of Iowa. The following
| find in the Columbus Dispatch:
"DEs MoINFs, Ia, July 27.-At 2
o'clock yesterday morning, at What
Cheer, an attempt was made by fifteen
men to purloin lot of liquors that
had been taken by the Prohibition
League on search warrants. The
liquors were stored in the postoffice
basement. Postmaster B. S. Brainard
was awakened and placed himself on
guard. AS the door was broken in he
fired, killing John Dey, and, it is be-
lieved, another man who was carried
off. His act is approved by the citi-
zens. Considerable excitement pre-
walls. About $500 worth Of liquors
are held in the basement. Some Of
the parties are arrested and warrants
are out for the others. The postoffice
and adjoining buildings look as thoug h
they had been used for a Partisan mob.
Eleven large lights are broken in the
windows"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

Can butchers shop be called a
Joint concern?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

Perhaps our Democratic friends would favor
again this fall with procession having that
scene presented in Allen campaign, few years
ago: A young woman carrying long hickory
pole on top of which was framed banner,
bearing the inscription "More Greenbacks and
Less Punch" The Democratic times have
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

P. S. This county went 303 Demo-
cratic two years ago. Last fall it
went S3 for Blaine. We have cleo
ton here every two years.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

]. H. ZElLIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

7
If You losing your grip life, try wells
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

The Democratic statesman delights in the
past. The times of Thomas Jefferson and An
drew Jackson are his especial delight. But the
Republican must not speak of the past, because
there will loom up very serious Democratic
blunder to speak of.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

Clears out rats, MICE roaches flies, ants, bed-bugs
Heart Pains.
Palpitaton, Dropsicai Swelings, Dizziness, Indi-
gestion, Headache Sleeplessness cured by "Wells'
d..
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Vi
ary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation, Stone, Gravel,
tarrh of the Bladder. ST. Druggists.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

Cures cholera, collie, cramps, darrhea, aches,
pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia rheumatism.
zoe. Rough.on Pain Plasters, l5c
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1885-08-06

wells Health Renewer'' restores health and vigOr
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
AND READING R.R.

NE, ,NEwJERsEY II SLY & &GENTRAL pIyIsIoN.
roT TIM sns FRESro % nov saad s ss,
S isoS pm m Sp&is g at. 4. % .S $50 $50 Zoo Zoo PA
C6Ss!nlt MI q Gcanbiaave. for MansyunE. oOn'hs
ad all Day Trans sna
ReaTnns on sase Ninth %
7S9 si3 49, llOo M ldS ga, Sa3 & S'a0 a0 ilGS psg 10
HNSM4 5lS ~ so 900 fOS dS 5sO 5aS a26
Leave TEEST5S s Us $40 sS
rd2 9AYSf IL % So sstTSRBGsY LEwIsnURo and
rs MfhtSqx SEEa Sss y 800
rsr s ' l3C9 3d. 5 S oo ls 40"
For SsS stRHSToS P;I i2sS Zoo SsaSiyf sis osS
For WIKI sBA RRE and PITrsToN = @ 200; o. sa' n@
FOL 5o2 ifaf ss, 'S r sSg tso s., .os
sS sc ss ans %Agcn ssp suns
rSr s EXoN ISp N a, 4oo TOO sa5 a. u 100 $780, Sao 4sc
=, Ga ssIDsE asS bsGa ii sHna.s S 30
For ISs 60. 80 sss i'0o i''0 -s0 $50
For sS ss isS issp i.is SS
g 20 g6o 500 1880 ,. sunday AGO. 500 M hsa
For Sr'Y 'YPGgATSrIELD 400 eo9 100 sas ess 1880 ilS
BAYS 800 siS i20O i:s0. s:O6 $50. 100
SS Ocean GROVE a ,a...: ,s ::
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER aud BARNxGAT ct $50
For 4rfLXNTT6 + i6 'tH cirS. vINELAND and BRIDaETo1A
NEW-JEaSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River. via sandy Hook; ~
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, LONG BnASCh, LAs~
WOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARN EGAr etc: 3. $50 SSs 2 r
Tickets be procured At foJt Lbcrtyet roa Nsyifa
North Rver p? l9 2o3 s5I 2S sso t2d ~ Sna ia
TO- 10 and l43 Greenwich-st, les 9os Esst iSsfs ,y
1881 Row and principal Hotels New.fcrk Sass sad
Euions a. ps KSssvs ssa wsshns
ton-s NY Transfer Company viii ca for ANA enosA ~
gage from hotels or residences to des unstion ncocv
N, E. WO0TrEN. O. O. hANCOyn4.x A n
General Manager, . zen fsse sns ss0>E ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

63-6ld sellers: d. March and April delivery, 904d.
buyers; do April and May delivery G764d buver DO May
and June delivery 16ld seiers do June and July deiv
sellers do August and September delivery 22-8Ad
sellers -.
4p.m-Cotton-Futurss Uplands Low Middlln9 clause
April May delivery S64d also 714d. DO June and
July delivery, Is64d do. July and August deivery'
1854 ,r.
ding cause Januarv delivery 6264d buyers do, January
and February delivery 6264d buyers DO February and
March delivery 63-64d sellers; do March and ApI1i aev
cry. 364d buyers; do April and May delivery 'ga" &
and July delivery l46id DO July and August De
ivery l7lGd sellers; do August and september delivery
22.6sd.
aALyE.IoS jan 2s.coton Arm; Middng 10 To- i1do Irdss
Low Mlddnc 10 716 Good Orlinary 10 net ana gross
receipts 1s9 bales Exports TO Great Britain l694 baies
sales. 123 bales; stock. ~, ,257 bales.
Mlddling 10 5ls Good Ordinary 9 ne, and SIoss' re-
NEw.ORLRAys. Jan. 2S.-COtton firm Middlng 10 9io;
Low Mldns 10 5l6 Good Ordinary l5-l6 nee receipts
GOSS bales 1924 bales Exports to Great Britain
93 bales COastwse 3G64 bales sales 1000 bales stock
1853, ,6i7 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
LIVE srock MARKEr-nY rrLEnRApu.

CHICAGO Jan. 2a-Ths DrOUerS Journal reports Cattle
Receipts ZOO head: shipments 2GOO head market brisk
uoo % Choices snippng - 5Jesj 75 Common - Medium
81 ~ IL Texans. 81 OOGb3 90
HOgS-Receips $1,000 noai shipments G0OOh mead
strong; Rough PlcKng ~ 4,as4 d1s Packing
81 GJd 81 D. LighL 5JDsi 7j SkipS IS Oasi -.
SheeD-IteceDJs 1000 snpments 800; market active
Inierior ur. - 25Oss -; Medium. 90
az 10: Choice u Extra. ~ oOUSJ %.
~. LOUIS 2s.-tdbie-!tecelpta 300 shipments
iOU quiet Exports % 80 1850 co. Good %
shipping s52jGs5 10. Far 10 Medium. 81 40 . "a 20;
Texans ~ Ojp n 90.
Sheep-Receipts 2b1; shipmonts. -. Common 10 No
dunn 81 5OGs3 20; Fair 10 Cnolce. 50 5Odsi 20.
HOg1-Receipts $500; snipnents 400 Light "a 400
81 10; Pac Xing. ~ ~ 90: Heavy, ~ 1UaS4 so.
BuFFAiO Jan 2SCdins- Hece to-day 2UI head; total
thus ir 500 head for same last 900
head; consigned through l43 cars mari dull
x375Gs4 20.
2lOO0 hea Tor tns last week 10000 heat conngnod
through, 2 market quiet and lower Medium 70
s,oo.i s3 OO9sJ 2j Canada Lambs s57+ 6s6 20.
Roqs-Recepts TO-DAY 100 head total for week thus far
% uuJ head for une week, 2l.OOO hoak con-
sgned through l06 market nrm anu Neay 0oo0 70
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
STATE or TRADE.
nnnEsrIc MARKErA

gALrIMosg Jan. 2s.-CJton hrmrr Nluiug lc, Flour
XII tIir, Is ~ do family . oj ciy Sils
sgPe - Sat;p,co Family - 80 d. supcrIliyc
f.cof - - wnclt-soata@in arm Western easier
sGS,Afjn sa Jia.c' 'ii 80 western winter spot 500
80 lic Corn-7outnern nrul. Western slcny, southern
White 20 ,,e do asilow go "ssiTrn AisG
oisic Narcn t5'.eic oats orm an and , 4ae soat! !l.
ns nonalg steady Me-. pol 30 Flour.
IS obs. Thc.. 1oOji oush Corn, 65,OjO Du,na oa;,
5000 -mpmrnts-whea 1000 BUSH Corn $1,000
bush: Ol, 900 ouA- s~es-Whcat 'oo.ooo ou'Hi OofH'
so.rov Ms, Jan. q Flour dun and nncnangci
~ ~ Fateat spras Whsat1 - 10 90 Patent Winter.
leo% 8, S &C. steamer SSs@ sS %'s ts
%l' aie ann holts snd StnS,li, but ,o1iy Rccps
, s01 onsn.: short, 1000 busn.
clxclSs,u ian. = Flour arn Tanlly 81 1885, 90;
- -. 5iortrio 81 ~ Bao,a I!9G sh2ilsr. .
3 dog, steady Gonmon and light So 5Ssi 3 1 S Pack, H
say a4N, wa.,g nqi gaeto {. ooG G1'io g,
L2s raj, s - sa I dTs so' as, y. Fa2a January &c.
closing a! a& III i t.G,Sy; &C. a.
closing ass ,sc 80 chicago spras iG &c; & MU;
Sn.r %s % and 2ra sale. ranged cash 81 closing
s. c January Sia.a3i 30 closing At ~ ~ ss9ru-ry -
$ii, oats quiet: sales ranged January 2c February
. 7c. 3 80. Rye steady ~ e oaao u
PORK nrher; sales RANGED CASH 81 3'Gsi2 80 January
81 Ijd 81 81. cloilng ~ >lZ 80, - ~ FePiIunJ
~ So closns ats S1q Lar easier sales ranged lash
f.,Ins4y = sT' 81 IS sy closing al s. 50 March sSi
Bosmcat. shoulders s. 0q g oG short lsD - 11@ o5
Ih. IhsH Whr,t 900 bush corn 40i BOO oats,
ii.ooO Rye O'091 bush Bar,ey M 1000 shgm9@a; @
busn lltJOJ oushi Rye 5000 bnshi Barley l0o'o
MILWAUKEE. Jan. - Flour dull glt demand Wheat
February 7Gisc.i March; 765sci Nay, 7"asc Corn du
So / G6 ~ iar.oy-No Sprinc - re; 30 sprny
EIla j2c rrou,og' easier Ms & c. ,5 s 81 St,a M
January - So teofnary S"eel % rr't M nam, Nj 81
&C., %Ic nosj sSjo 6u,h barley 1000 Shomen,-FIoir
900 6bis Wheat l., ,OI oGsh. Barley. 2lOoo
market Is vey quiet; Western ant penusylyana su'
= 3 = n Tt psaasyva Roller froses oIS
81 l5 Deiaware FANNY JJ9s, ~ Winter Wnoat Patent,
8 oT Wheat shade rmer but Afterwards , 1
Nest export demand unlnpersn car lots dun and nrm
no M Red P~nsy e oe, No Red January
e5Sci February, ogaoJi.e: March yO.Soi'.c, April April
nsS sIcady. ear lots were IN moderate request No.
Mixed grain depot 40 steamer do: tsS@ No. no:
5oiejicI February. los di04c March tsaGtsGi April
f osCH 50 &C no. Gi' White G%s' G'Sea % tuass steady
and dull; 40 White January SsGtlc cr feRrsay % .t ~
nesi q 900 pisn Corn 80 900 Dnsn, oats 5000 bush
shipm;nts-wheat 1900 busn corn 10000 ous' oats
ST. LOUIS jan as-Four steady and uathanged Wheat heat
rSSfy s5,c May s@isc drmi Cash' S0lc: Jan
uary sJi.c February Sosc May $s.c oa5s qaasI; aet
a. as "a Sc sareyHMarsot QUIET 65s7js, hat:
Ssg. STEADY and unchanged Flax ,s seed ,'ess
81 st e 6era ra-s Ms. %i,s T
short Gesr e 80 w,a Var. r% acS % 80 5a.a 5aSs 1or @
$4,000 ship aenssFioar soo9 ,a 9I,s was. S9,
Sasa Sasa barley. 5000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Gteamboals ano fla,!roa>a

A .-SIUNlNGrUN LINE.
a. FAREs REDUCED. FAvoRITE WINTER RogTA
stcaners leave from Pier So H. daily. except sundayS
sn, av M n; Iirst-cass to Boston S. Corresponding -
j. ". PoipLE General Passenger Agent
EALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND
IL THE EAST VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER
Fares redced to all points during Winter and
a asrae Ss 7sa y:
PIER % e. loot & OF Mnrrayss at s, ~ CIV Connection
an' Jacket oces at Office on Pier ~ Ky anu on steanera
BORDEN n LOWELL Agta Gen Pass Agent
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
Excursion 10 New. Haven and 81 So ANU Na'
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH ,r,o
N Y. NEW.HAVEN AND HAnIrohD X X
Lnconave near Third across Harlem River
BY Third AyepSe Eeyaed Kai M aa a tssR s
saSd5ys saS 56 as sa 20 and sS6o So%
Pont) Hunts Point West Farms Van Mss West GnssSt
PeSs@ ssy and cnnecns
s9ss %aS shS;: Ins
aS e ann al
Sunday trains New Rocnee Intermediate anscs ~
tons 1900 and $50 the latter tram en,rs sGhnss sn
and with train 60 Boston via snore n
I EHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
trains leave depot foot OF Cortandt and pesbrosse
S sRd csn p fs EssiSa
1ayorlw Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
man through coaches daily Local traiu at amand SAC
for EssOa sesGss'm ana and so n m counec. for an
leaves leaves for To- Mauch Chunk and Hszleton $40 m.
General Eastern ONCE No. Si2 B. gSYTSGToN O. 2. A.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2s-l2so D. m-Cotton dull mi MMiddlins
IJniands B do Mddling Orleans 6isf sales 5000 bales,
insudDx 0OU baes speculation and erpor receipts,
30 UOJ bales including 2vsJO Oaes American futufes
ou,ef plands Midding clause, January delivery,
Satd also , 820sd; January and FEBRUARY delivery
kn9gad do February and March delivery, 3d2-b4d; do
march ami April delivery 21sd do April and MAY deliv
cry d 7Uld also lid; DO May and June aen,e5I
TENDERS OF devrles at to-days clearing 800 bales oia
docL AZ and 600 bales docket -
D. m-Cottonrhe sales OF the day included 100 baes
delivery e2Uld buyer January and February
dslvery 118Id buyers do February and March delivery
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.YORK
Express trains leave York via Desbrosses and Cours
l.ndt Ferries as follows:
62O 70 $3.50 (S and 10 Lnited II. lll0 A. m l. $40
$40 T. 4i0. 3. 6.7 and and ~ night sundays 6lS
Idnited) and 10 . q. z, AID p. and II
night. Emivrsnt and second class ZOO p. m. 90.
Trenton for Camden.
l2;Ol 3:lj 500 400 4:35 (excspt Monday $50. 7Sos29
$50 II Rad lll5 Limited Express. 1870 and SEQ
MI l. 5, 6, $40. I:to 75 and C:l5 2. On sunday
i2Ol S;l5 $40 AGO, a:S5 $50 m; '52O imite. $50
TAO and 7ij p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50
a m daily except sunday.
Tickef otGccs sac 435, and 944 BROADWAY. I Astsi
Honse Of Desbrosses AMI Cort andt ats Court
and BrOoklyn OF Fultonst, Brook
Iu.ris Hotel uobOkenf station. Jersey City Emigraut
Tick Fl Onhce. No Banery Place mi Castle Garlen.
The New.YOrk Transfer Company will call Tor and chock
baggage from ho-els and residences
CHARLES u. PUGU, J. X WOOD
General Manager. General PsssrAgent
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

y ID
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave New York Desbrosscs Corandt street
Ferries follows:
Harrisburg Pittsburs the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. and D. daily. New,
York and Chicago Limited OF Paor. Dining Smoking and
Sleeping . q every day
MillaInsbOrt Lock Haven. Cory and Eria
p m, connecting at Cory for 1itusvie Petroleum.
Centre and tue oil Regions.
Baltimore washington and the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday l0
4 IN arrive Washington 400 p Regular 62U. 500
ana $50 q M. !. $40 aud m. and " night sunday
Ol5 a m, . d and IL night.
For 1utlc city except sunday, 90 p. m.
For cane May except sunday, ] $40 a. IN.
Long brmcn PAY Head Junction ard intermediate sts
tons. via Railway and Amboy a NJ II noon 3,S0 M
on sun iay . and d not stop az Asbury Park)
Boats brooklyn connect with al through trains al
JcrseyIClty aforilns specs and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travtl
ID:-O D. M daily 700 daily kept Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore $40, 6i N, l;20, $40. 350,
5SO 81 and 1905 p IN. sunday. G:a5 GAO m. 1000
D. m From baltimore 920 n; Prom Phadephia 5 80.
65O C3O 6:ln. 700 except Monday $50, $50 l0t0.
II 80 a. M l.cO ZOO 340 3jo 5;S G:2O, 1920 $780, 500,
ego 1905 aud 1920 ?: n and 80 nght sunday 300,
p s:35 Gao, 1905, llS5 6:2, 1885, 800. 1000 sno
l02O d. II.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 90. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spo steady at 9ae for FaT 40 Tn Son %oSs
45S nnca AMI i53 santos en palaTa ,Snnsh on the
hm nnened weak Sales 32.25O bigs CLOSING
follows: January 76oa77o February 7soG!1Yn; YI,s
Gs2b. JnIy 80 S.3j Mild grades steady 2'oo o"s'
toton li6c higher but dull ~ oaes
soS neyeres 200 Receipts ct the ports today oo'
lat week i.37g; last year, q, -03. - ,.,neca,,on
Tne Guotations according to the American cia'''h'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
X AND LONG BRANCH RR.

Steamers .c1ty Of Worcester and "City Of Bostodf
leave Pier loN H. foot of wattst noxt pier above Dsa
brossesst Ferry daily. except SUNDAYS. at 4:3o
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
stations in NewYort sS .s'' o'r'an''
LEAVE NEw.YoRK copmencng Jan ary sf II 1885
& fST south h%Ooy & & y pS S9 keaans % E snna.S se ~ @
s45 a. m, via Penn. RR. 1900 M. S'oo p. M sundayi
For MataWan,o &C, vi. Phi. 4 Reaching RK, 4:so sls
@ a. S2 Penn PENN Zoo % 5Sop
For Bank Penn: R. r. 900 M r H. ssS 800
RR 4so sesGIys s S y s rn sanasys day Ss.
For Long BRANCH Ocean $Toys Asury PaI qssaa pS
dse SfsGn Rsadas FGi5t %
5 s45aaa Ss % ePn1 at 2eeaR & &
p sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury
rfES Va Esaaiag Rn SIP Hoo
sst u, R: kRs At isS, s:lS q g; i:so iso p;
rSns y &C. Co. ST heaSs RR sss
FVFgs gapt aIoDa55TF A H4TcGGk sR ToaR
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through EEaR tram. w fsaTe Grand eHrs Depot
$500 NJ Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
$40 No. Fast Limited chicago and St Lonis E1grssss s
ssi F rs and ad Sna
daigua RociesteT Sasara Falls Bualo connects for
iii m Western NewYork and Northern Express with
ssd 3 @ Albany Troy and Express through
drawing room cars -, . .,,... 49,, r-.r
f@n. M to A Aiss.E sPa Gsy for Nas.
Fas Buifalo Cincinna. Toledo Detroit and St Louis .
Gao D m Express with seepingears TO syracuse anu 70
Anonrn road AMI 20 Saratoga a; also to Montreal ,.
m Pacific Express with slccpingcars tor toches,er.
puNalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chlcago
Il M Night Express with seepng-esrs 70 A9any ~
Troy Connects the trains for the west anu
10 except saturday night. o.-u..
" icsets on ,aIe az Grand Central Depot NO bowling
Green and 4S Broadway and at Westcos EHprss yr
Odlcos Park.pace 100 and S42 Broatway NeHIorn
and 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn ana "
10 room and sleeping cars can b
ar any OF the tic ket oces NewYork City ana AZ
533 Ma.hingtOn.st., BroOktyn
Pagsags called for and checked from residence
trains run daily. All Others daily EXCEPT sundy
tIhese trains stop at Harlem l25thst ami tthayei
J N rOUCEY, - ID, ~ r.t.iN 80,
DOpTIAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
and East. All rail from Grand Central nepSt nhrs
Sundays exceptel 70 Boston al n
- M tparor attached ami IL with palace Sleeping
cars Sundays at 10 y. m with pal ace seepn2 sIrs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week eadiug Monday Jan. 26, 1885.

Receipts the week-Beans 2G8 bbs Poas 1925 sush
Expsrs-Beans 3,385 pkgs. Peas 64l! bush Under con
siderable increase in receipts continued dull trade ana some
TO sell the general market Is closing weak Marrow
could hardly be sold In important quantities above w.
though little more Is asked in lobbng way for choice
Pea and the few such arriving bring geoa prices average
receipts however quiet 81 80 White Kidney dull at
l6Gs2 i5 Red Kiln have had more inquiry and choice
stock held shade rmer Turtle Soup In light supply and
Peas seaer jobbna 81 20. Southern Black Eye favor
ing buyers.
Choice .......... 900 DO CAL Flat az 90
DO, Medium Ch'ce 80 Green Peas. Prime Gl 20
Do Pea Chsicc. 5O@ IS Peas. so. b. o, 9bu >o..
Do. bS Eaiis Eta Haaay Gasr'y Ss
Receipts for the week 1881 pkgs Exports for tho week
closely high Favored butter suited the wants
the local obbng rade all other railing dull and
weak. Extra Elgn Creamery sells in wholesale at 80
&c., Fancy Pennsylvania az G3jc aud Extra Iowa. Min
fecyo In color and flavor hence widening range OF quota
all Grades which approach
closely Fine command 3OG2c but lower qualities drag at
from Sc down accorng TO the buyer state Fall Creamery
Zoo. Of asking than selling price state Dairy
plenty and dull There inquiry for choice fall TUBS at
26 {sc and strictly fine entire daries at 23G ic but Tor
good grades OF tubs there are ew
bulk OF the offerings present grades fro ordinary Ex
down and be covered IN the range OF
l6022c Western Imitation Creamery aud Dairy SHOW
winter defects which greatly nure3 the sales wnefo
the quality really fine sales easy at our top QUOTATIONS.
Extra Fresh Factory selling promptly at z0G22c two OF
three special brands going higher less inquiry for the lower
grades but important change In prices Rolls are sui very
dun and accumulating.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
rrrlrs Ayp ngscLes-nPIFp.

pecs,p, for week 2,-5j pkgs ENports-Dried Apples,
oilI us Unier light eNport demand very llttle
;i ale aud very free OF .rinss tie market for
rated Apples lower and weas There has been effort
ioch,ck Tho downward cnnency by small speculative
a.. without revised
,sr ind ca current rices sUndted ICED and quarters
% ~ "a Jwsr aud very slowly some export demand
IN Cbop. AZ 9l.r and skins ne octed Evarorated
auc and steady Suudred peeled have SLOW sails
in-r r ,ntrl here KispUerues Cher.
rieIi and Ilums steady. BackbeTues hGm.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
ChEEsE.

peceipts for tho week. ,734 pkgs Last week. 2o47l.
E1psrs for tho week 1881 pkgs Last week 2i75 Liy.
ernoO cable b2s Very little dong Factory Cheese
and tho market n0minsly unchanged Holders OF fine TO
fncy cond in the stability OF present prices
demand further advance will be
established present 1t Is waiting market exporters
rnug c0mparatyey few orders and home ob6ing trad,
light grads OF State developing some weakness
ohio Flats dull Pennsylvania SKINS arriving faster
than they sell and feeling decidedly weak.
state Factory, Col - DO, skins....;;;: 7
orsl Fascy '........ ala lOh0 Factory, Flat
No. No. tsiiTgs,@ Fine 4i2l Do FAIR to Prime all
1o C.od 10 prnelO all Creamery SktmL
DO. Fair 10 Good ... GlO Pa uO0l 10 ptlme 320
Do, hight skins. elO lDop poor 10 laH. l
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
AppIrR, tYapOrated

Receipts for ths week s bale. Exports for week 462
Sng 10 r relative scarcity, but al other grades there
AMI market and rather tone 10 prices Exporters
are doing but little. and brewers buy only from hand 10
mouth.
STATE ChocA s34..l7 Is DO. Low 10 Medium i l3
~, pri,o 10. 1883. 10
Do""oo' ~ lPscilic CoAst 1854 .... 10 a Is
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
rRrirs Ayp pEnRIE,-FRE,n.

boice lots OF Apples held drmer but trade
rratr ami prces not quotfby improved though few
slightly exceeding this dgurcs
moving md
red WIN urgency at irregular and weax prices
r orange have been heavy receipt and easier bat
'rseliy ior choice quality anl desiraDl size 50 q
for -Omrt'n choice, but
nqk,gss arr quo4be over - 5DGt3 90. with lots
oor rer going much lower aud uncertain prices Tan.
g.rucs steady.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
EGGS.

Receipts week 5,207 pkg, From the West and south
light and prices favored sellers m %
in.t Friday VIII the supply has been Increased some
what arrivals from neghOsns East IN msrSet. Iraie
I'm Fr-ah r xreme small aud prices have rur lower clos
nr weak and somewhat unsettled Best Fresh Western
3Dc and southern be bought
bsde lower Domestic lin-d dull and nearly nOminal
ar.c saPpy VI European lined, selling very Slowly at ID
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 1885.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Choice Workers. So ooes5 1o Butchers Grades 81 soo5 l
rigs, 81 Gs4 80
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

Good Ordinary. s's w,, h2w los.
Fuures quiet; opened at to points nnSn ,t. cio,ing
uher niv saady. uncban ged January point au
@ EhuaTv and 10 points advance ON the otcr
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
POULTRY AND CANE.

live poultry has impyoye little under light receipts but
rho kecps moderate aud any increase the sup
ply would reaction Prime heavy fowls onolco zen
fErsrys aud primo large bucks most wanted at The
moment. ,..,. ..u,,, ,r.u ios, I,,t,r ,vho,
rgrr orengs only moderate dem nj caused sono
weikne,s prices have since favored buyers t the close
r. ia very moderate and the feeling fairly steady al quota
lions ecided preference Il given TO the sht ana medium
HgureS Insisting unOp more OF less e'
lection PHI lolpla hcaens are dul ana close paIey
scady choice Chickens are held at former prices ont
yc and must choice 10 reach OD hgurt state
md Fowls and Chick weaker best lots sohg
aG az iair quality at lie ducks scarce
ana about steady Geese quiet Capons very JUL squdos
nrmcr. .... 20 ,,o q, ,ro,c,
triSs. vnTv ,u AMI irregular Grouse hrmer Wild Ducks
uuiet hut not very plenty. Hares and RABBITS hrmer
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9oN SUN
NAY, 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOsToN So.
WORCESTER $3.50.
NASHUA, $685.
PORTLANDsa

steamers .city Of Worcester and "City Of Bostoaf
leave Pier 40 N H. foot Of Watsst pier above Dea
brossesst, Ferry, daily except sundays, at 430 p n
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

Do aDN IOI.... 4 UU1 { .
Usldwn per bh... 75d2 90 Do per Dbl IL GOALS W
GreeuigY. per Dbl. % a - VIsn-es fl0ridh ..-.-.
80 ...... oJHl 10 MandSrincs pr bX. { 90 y 90
Rus.et ....... 400 ... IanSeraes pr Ok. 0O9 -
Craubcrr!cs. Jyr 900, "a
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