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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11
HRIEFLETS.

Santa Claus at McCabe Bros.
See Santa Claus at McCabe Bros.
Checkers and Dominoes at McCabe's.
Over 1000 photograph albums at half
price at McCabe Bros.
Children's all wool scarlet under wear
25 cents at McCabe Bros.
Japanese silk handkerchefs II cents
each at McCabe Bros.
Lubin's and Lundborg's finest per
fumes in bulk at McCabe Bros
Trotting double teams and trains of
cars at McCabe Bros
See the walking bear and climbing
monkeys at McCabe Bros.
Mustache cup and saucer or shaving
mug 25 cents each at McCube Bros
McCabe Bros. have decided to continue
to sell the Diamond Edition" of poets at
% cents until are sold.
McCahe Bros. are showing nearly 200
styles of silk handkerchiefs, ranging in
price from l cents up to 81 90
Nearly two dray loads of dolls were
received on Wednesday at McCabe Bros.
Mufs all go in two weeks. Price begins
at cents.
No lady or gentleman feels quite COM
plete without handsome silk umbrella.
McCabe Bros. have foreseen the probable
demand for these goods for holiday
souvernir's and are now sh owing II very
| elegant line in both 2G and % inches,
| suitable sizes for either ladies or gents
use, The assortme mt including plain and
fancy sticks, hammered gold and silver
handles, ivory, and celuloid, tiger eyes
| and oXydized silver, making a very select
line of suitable aud elegant presents
A benefit, To probidc suitable and ia,
expensive holiday presents has been a
subject carefully considered by McCahc
Bros. for many years, and that they have
succeeded even beyond their most san
guinc expectation, is fully attestci By
the thousands of their pa irons each sue
ceeding holiday season, Among other
preparations for this Christ mas, they made
contracts with large publishing firm last
July, when business among publishing
houses was almost at stand still, to
print and bind for them one til ousaud
copies Of especially celebrated works of
poetry and fiction, size 12mo, firmly and
artistically bound in cloth, at price ''fol
spot cash. far below, in fact 80 per cent
less than the same goods can be bought
at today. This enables them to offer this
lot of books at price that leaves compc,
tition entirely ont of the question no
one will be rash enough to attempt to
meet their price on so complete line of
desirable books. Read the list and re,
member that only 81 cents will buy any
or each of the following: Adam b eide
4Esop's Fables, Anderson's Fairy Tales
Arabian Nights, Called Back and Darl.
Days, by Hugh Conway, Dickens, Child's
History of England. Don Quixote, East
Lynne, Felix Holt, Fern Leaves, Hyper
on. Ivanhoe, John Halifax, Sketch Book
Vanity Fair, and about 50 Others equally
desirable, Remember above all 81 cents
an d the "Diamoud Edition" of poets q
| cents cach nj MGCahp RrOs
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11
AN ACCIDENT.

In going to the fire, Henry Mold, fore
man of the Wide Awake company, and for
fourteen years a member of the depart
ment, met with an accident. The cart
was attached to farmers wagon, and
Mr.. Mold and another firemen had hold
of the tongue of the cart. When cross
ing Seventeenth street and Second ave-
nue., the street car track interrupted the
speed of the cart, pulling Mr.. Mold from
the wagon and throwing him face down
ward on the hard pavement, one wheel of
the cart passing over his shoulder He
was picked up and conveyed into Beng
ston's drug store, where Drs. Truesdale
and Eystcr attended him. His lips were
badly cut and his shoulder bruised, but
there were no serious injuries. The
wounds were dressed and he will be al
right in few days. He lives on Seventh
avenue between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11
Mllans Postmaster.

Mr.. Thos. Kerr. the newly appointed
postmaster at Milan, was born in Mead>
vile, Crawford county, Pa. He there
grew up to manhood's estate, married,
and continued his residence until the
close of the war, when he moved with
his family to Rock Island county and set.
tied at Milan. He engaged in the mer>
camille business, contracted for tcaming
and has also operated a farm. His life
has been one of industry and usefulness,
and although now 20 years of age, Father
Time has dealt gently with him, and he is
fully qualified in every way to discharge
the duties of his new trust. He has been
steadfast in his allegiance to the demos
cratic party, repeated defeats having
no effect on his fidelity and be-
lief that the right would triumph in the
end. For several terms he presided over
the board of councilmen and has ably rep
resented his town on the board of super>
visors. Mr.. Kerr has eight children three
sons and five daughters, all grown up.
Four of his children reside at Minneapo-
lis He is at present serving as juror in
the United States courts at Chicago. and
upon his return will relieve Mr.. Olmstead
of the office which he has so long held T
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

Money to Loan. 81
A special meeting of the Rock ~:
Building Association will be "A, "''
Tuesday evening. Dec. 10 at
for the purpose of loaning
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11
A SoCiabIe.

The sociable and festival q ven in the
parlors of the Broadway church last cv-
cning was a grand success. The supper
was made up OF all the deIicacics imrS>
Unable, both in and out of season. The
singing by the double quartettc from
Augnslana college was greatly enjoyed
The receipts of the affair amounted to
s15G, of which fl35 is clear profit, which
will he devoted to church purposes.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

Japan Silk Drapery,
--AND
Ever so many more articles to
select from too numerous
to mention,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

G. G KNELL'S
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

Pratt, the alleged government detective
An limbo at Davenport for passing coun'
terfeit money, was held in the sum of S2,-
500 yesterday, on second charge of pass
ing the queer and today he will be exam,
ined on still another charge. His bal
now amounts to nearly $5,0O
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11
RASMUSSENS CARD.
Wherein we Claim to Excel our Competitors

Y.
dbyal
OF of
hoog the exhibition of the
Buffalo, n. V
ENTERPRISE
traits hence our operating rooms ccrowd with backgrounds
Durham Tree rough bark
be placed
dargeIIa
added
After adding of
backgrounds
for rich effects and artistic posing.
prices Tor the reason that among professional people only onacks
their clcaInc
ENE more desirable than tnnGs i mistake the
public understand difference
could the
of
All The other galleries combined
double what This tells
work and cheap
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-11

A..Marble Top..Chamber Set
A Wood Top Chamber Set,
A Dressing Case,
A Bureau,
A Wash Stand,
A Bed Stead,
A Chitfonire,
A Ladies Secretary,
A Secretary Book Case,
A Library Book Case,
A Parlor Desk,
A Desk for Office,
A Chair for Office,
"A Side Board,
A Hall Rack,
A Dining Table,
A Parlor do
A Fancy do
A Pedestal,
A Card Table,
A Parlor Set,
A Sofa,
A Patented Rocker,
"A Lounge.
Divan,
A Te te- a-tete,
A Niana Rocker,
A do Chair,
A Reclining Chair,
A Plush Chair,
A Window CHAIR,
A Wire Spring,
A Coil do
A Hair Mattress.
A Cotton do
A Wool do
A Moss do
A Comforter,
A Quilt,
A Commode,
A Bed Lounge,
A Sofa Bed,
A Folding Bed,
A Rattan Rattan Rocker,
A do Chair,
A do do PLUSH,
A Nobby Rocker,
A Brussels Carpet,
"A Tapestry do
A Wool do
A Smyrna Rug,
A Drugget,
A = Oil Cloth,
A Curtain Pole,
A Pair Turkaman Curtains
A " Portierer do
A " Lace do
A Window do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
COTTON MARKrTa-gY rELEIR,rg

LIVERPOOL. oct % 2:3D p m.-Couon dull. M,Idlng
Tpland- i-lGIi Mdding ORIENT JlGi. sAlrs-S $50
bales mcuGn, 90 bales for SPECIAL ,tiGn anG export
IT,. cpts 800 ba all AEe1cau Futures weak; Up!anlS
Los Miding clause. october delivery. IL I'D: also 10
.G4d November delivery, lO.oId; -
November and December Gtlivery ll.Ctd
b,f-lid: January delivery ,
3 aGtd January and February delivery l1-Gid also
February ana Ma:cl delivery lUG.d. al
l4-jld.. March and April delivery > it'd >
CAD: do. April ant Nay delivery @'j4d asp 2l.jid do
Mpy and Jun" delivery. ! -'-64i.: also = I4-tld
Zen TOT delivery at tOiays clearing $500 bales
doc sc. aut B. ~ d. do
= D. m.-Coon The SaIes Of the day included $500 bales
American. Futures s.clp. UPlands Low Mddng clause
delivery lL6id bus do. October
her delivery. , -6id. buycr-; do November aud Drcrn
nor delivery g.G4d BUYERS: December and January
delivery JIjId do lamar. February deliv.
ery . /, bld buyers, do February March delivery.
> I.G4d. BUYERS do. MFrch and April delivery .tlL
buvorr do Apri May delivery. lid vslne do Nav
and III delivery. 2ibfd buyers.
u. tn.-CotOl -Futures-J plsHds Low Middng clausc
10. CtOD
e1y . o.. 30 November nj Dee cmDcr ID
64d do. cccmbcr ant Jan iaIy delivery Iu-GId. DO
January delivery did; do Febrniry and
March delivery lj.Gidi do March and April delivery
8 l7-jlG.
M!ddlln. Oct0l delivery I2G4t BUYERS; 10
tvJrr November delivery Ibid ,c.trs;
delivery, Load. buyers do !Jrc.uisr
gad January delivery. 2-BlL selclu Januar. AMI
February delivery. hiG buyer do February
iaGld buyers. do. ApTil AMI MAY dci..etg. 2.h1Id.
sellers 10 May aud j uhe delivery 2jCi1 ya.ue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 2s-P. VI.


Tho s,ock Exchange markets this morning promptly
..nonda IN the publication of satisfactory progress
made t Yesterdays meeting OF the Trunk Line ENecu
tive Committee. and of the speedy adjustment OF inc u
fcuies at Buffalo and Chicago about passenger iares'
The sepemer report of the Pennsylvania Railroad was
also published For the first time III several months
shows gain the earnings of its mainline over
those Of the same month of 1854 the gain is small
one but it is an Improvement not TO have loss Ihe
comparison Is printed below In stocks the business vi
the dag amounted TO 434,477 shares against 33o3o4
Yesterday and the final advances for the active stocks
range from Ia to - per The significance of the
advance Is not unfinished by the fact that in many In
stances the npeung early prices were the highest OF
the DAY. but il Is rather emphasized by the manner III
which the early rapid gains were maintained later IN inc
face OF the generally expressed opinion that the opehh@
had been brash last And the dealings were not
conducted without degree OF nervousness but at
every small reaction the number OF buyers seemed to be
Augmented and prices quickly recovered st. Paul was
n notable exception in making steady advance
during the whole day; 1t opened 50 higher thah
last evening at s67s. rose TO ssh AMI
closed at So after transactions in 7l'4oo
shares Lake opened up cent at 50. which
proved to be its highest gure for the day atert sold
nj sl1,QSlas Central and Hudson opened ss higher
at 1929 and after selling at l027sGlO2Ss IL finally
closed 1903 Erie opened higher ut Zig ana ala not
sell below 22ls Delaware. Lackawanna and western
1uctuated "a per cent between 1893 and lisa ana
closed at llSA-a gam OF u per cehU-"Hu NoHi"i VI
Jersey after 47le at AGA shows an advance of y
1cY MT Reading opened UP = at 2O's. but in the
CAR ,calnss weak and declined to 10 m closed at
-. Union Pacific opened at 5id54ls against 53l2
last evening its lowest price during the day was 53a
and it closed 537 Chesapeake and Ohio stocks were
unusually active and strong the preferred closed with
an advance Of Oh per cent Western Union was active
within range of s. per cent and its closing figure shows
n gain of 80 per cent. Pacific Mail rose from 55a to
$685. New-York and New England declined from 2sl2
10 27la The closing dealings were characterized by
fcvcrisnueSs and iTregularfty. go
Government bonds quiet and barely steady with
the bids the IS off Il per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
ksrEST SHORE RAILWAY.
raE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPEI
u RIISINESS

ruE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE 1RAVEI~
THE WEST sH' RE ROUTE Is Al. ING TIE, W -
inoRE OF rnE WoRLp-FAMED HUDSON RtE..K'
MOUND FOOTHILLS OF cAlSKlLL MOUnIAINS =;
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
aOHAWK. 90 40, -.
on snd AFTER oct l. 1885, Will leave West 42dst
aiOn :oliows ,..,,..,
All trs ns loave downtown station. foot OF Jyst
North Eiver 20 earlier than from 1901 VI "ess
Detroit and Chicago 'lOlo a. m 900 $40 p IN Pull
S. icns $500 ssIG p. m rEim an sleepera ~ -
Bnfalo Rochester 7:2O. j 10 "a. m, 'oIV' 'olop' u
sleopcrs and larlor ears. 49,, ,o m. -, .c.no am
Suspension Bridee. Niagara Falls 'lolo@ III o"o 'oio
"a .,o.,o ,,.os n M .COO 81 10
, - r-.... .,o c,..kp, .7,oo .iD,l0 IL IA
A M, $3.50, sac Il 40 D. IA . ,,A..,, .-,, .io.ro
N,xburr Kingston Saugcrtes ana AioaiS' ''@"' i"'A'
,l...S n M. a:5J, 900, A-.lO, -ItZO y IA
iseTa'aga wa Albany 700, ll;!3 a. W. 6:u" p a w.
Fol Monte "a and Canada East 1o a. ~ o''u Taro,to
Huulilf, II. fondou, = VIZ u is"' -"Vo' ''NNf' -
siul0 am 100. --:li r. M s,,dav
ror iickeIs tune tios Tor or sic ping .A' a. 1an
So ~, i,for.naon aapiy .cc9 l.1p"ao
st. Brcoziyn. C"ur. 81, SnSc . eS5 XXI s 40 J. n
td,raS Gtsave ltO Fast ~ th,st, 10 -; t5orery
shore tsi,ons felt o. West " sN sa pss
yu Sor5 Fyrr Rag V.icc -. sn ies a. cI.OSte lb
hVle's aiIl rfetsSANeN HENRY MOS EIf
Csusta, PesasngeE Agca3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL oct Is PROVISIONS Bacon, Cumberland Cut
3Ss I'd; Clear Mddes. Cd. Clear adde's
3ls short RIBS 3is. od shoulders Is Oh per
Beef-Sis. Tor ENtrl lndan Mess Mcss A. Oh.
PorK PRIME Mess SOS Cd per Dbl Prime Mess eastern.
BIS Western. 42s Lard Amencan, 3is I'd. Prime
eru Yls I'D; Oil SIS. ud. cut 44s. I'd
shoulders I'd Butter i'd finest United
STATES C.ieeSe-A msrican Choice. 0dS cd. Mheat-itel
Western spring IS Od us 81 Red Winter. Is I'd ais Id
per Genital No Sonn27A id: New Western Wincr7A ID:
New Mxet Western As az California 30 IS "a a
~plrIts Of TuTpeIlue SGs. Od: do London cd per
cwts petroleum. "a q I'll per gallon COverSeed-
American Rod per Taliow-27s Sd pcrCwt. Rosn
Common 6r. Pale lis. I'd. Us. cd Lusccd on Us
Sd ser cNL ialOw-Flae Anerc IS I'D: rria' CITY.
Cd per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hiad quart
ers 3D.. fore quarters g vi. per u.
rher,selpts II wheat The Tire, daSs 20OJJ
centaIs, IlcI ltIg ~ 800 csntsS American
iLereceiPts - Amercan for tbs days
Gl.u01 Ger tails
LoXUoy. OF. S-PiOhuce -Iin,eed oil SOS los d s23
tan Cscutta inse-d AIS Cd Der quarter llnsecd
Cake 81 90 "a IS -. per Refined Petroleum. ID n
gallon spirits OF GJrpcatinc. COS I'D
sperm Oii. Sos per ton. hOsut cannon. "a Cd per
Pale. e. dlls PTOyl-iOus ard 3js Oh. per cwt. for
AmcncSn; sugar lis III. PER cw for Cuba C~nt-IfGgt
pJltrIing . and las 81 ljs ID or Cuhq MuscoyaI"
ren'Ing Rarat: Austria m Talow-Becf, as I'D. a
sd; auin-- 25s G1 n rs 81 Cocoa Nut OI-CeyOn.
22i g.. cochin. fSl IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
nENN kAILItUAD.
on and after October IL. 1898
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATLo MAIL H0UFT-
,ins eaye via Desbrosss and Court nat strees
urg ittsbure and the est, with Pullman Palace
iached . a. m g. and m d1Ily New-l orE anu
ChcIco LInt.d OF Paror. Lping smJkIng and sleeping
Cars al . a M every day. ,.--..,A rr..
w,iams 1o-t Lock Haven, M p m; Cory ana Ire
q D. connecting az Cnrry ior i's"''i'' i"''N
Cent nd the Oh ltezivns ,,,..A,o.,o-
pstwore Washn and the south Limited "ashlnBoPa
Iynrsss Of Puma Care. daily except Sniltay,
m arrive shington 4:5 p nj reguIar az ~ ahs
/. $40 and y r m an1 IL mBhI ou""S' "'AS
a m $40 an o p M AMI !! night
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday, p 10.
Tor zane Nav except Sunday. 1i,f a. ~ -,.,,o,.
Long Branch Bay fead Junction and nternedste stations
~. Iatway nd ". AZ noon, -; w . y ~.
on sunday IN and p 10 do not stop At As0ny rarR;
via Newly ork PblladclL NJ anu
or ok railroad. g. m week das ana p ~; sFe'S
oay ~ ,iy,okIyn Annex connect with ali through rams
ersey civ anording speedy and direct unsfer ZOE
TRANS Arrive from rittsburg T. g. ll'So m o;S e aos
n M Washington ard BaItiiloe %
N 20 40 S3O $3.50. go AID 1000 m SUNDAY ao
sa m S:2O 900 1905 IN. From PtllsdsIpnla' so 20
o.IO q iO.4O, il.3O 1870, z, 8 ~, ';3u .
ego G:i5 90 $50, s3o, s;i' 1905 N. qua 30 ..S
ooO a.y6. lU;D5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

Some of the most conservative operators con
tess 70 being confused in judgment as to the lmeua
certificate speculation An active business was uohe
Yesterday and most OF the day prices ruled aoo'e '
Ncures OF Tuesday In the early trading there was to
acton from 81 lola to 81 o. but after that the mao'
,rovcd nm To al 10 to weaken IN the last nail hour
ii loI The close unsettled, but could hot pc
great deal or force III thc or
that advancing prices for oil have often pteh
with high carrying rates and indeed IL is spechey rs
serted Nv reputable members Of the Exchange tnat %
recent high figures have been PAID by some -,
houses whose credit at bank woulu easily
them TO get oil carried at low rates Oh intoIS ~
rse This not done directly by the firms IN lhu Vut
NE nint made is that part Of the advance III these aIs
Is TO he credited manipulation, Designer Proo"VS
shake out holders, and hence that clo. p,sa
gnrd from the that the bulk OF the ho'ins u.i.
os la We from strong 10 weak nandS Cert@n
& rcnvcry of the market from the recent reaction
downward has been remarkable; ann there Is ho o"' "
affect the situation one way or the Olher; -. A. con
Tine range of prices and the t0tal uea'heS "' '0 NN
soIidated Exchange were AS follows;
or.oing .llOls lowest. .-.....----iU3,
uighest..........1l2 flna...'.''.-.- "a on99
The refined IN arket recovered the decline Oh luesuAy
and ended at SIS here and So cents III lnii""e'P" ~
Baltimore. - :. 1890, r.
or. CITY Penn, Oct 2s.-Crude Oil-Natoha iran
ait Certificates opened at 10 and closed AZ llo+2'
nichcst pr,ce lll7s; lowest price. lO04 Sales
2,o 600 barrels clearances. 6022.OOO barrels runs
II $50 barrels; shipments 7o.JOS DarreiSi cnrIcle'
2936j barrels -. .--, NJ.
BKApFoRD PENN Oct. 2S.-Crude Oil-Natfona IRAN
at Certificates opened at l1Ols and closed ut llo's;
highest price, l12. lowest price. 1924 Clear"uoos'
1880. 900 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
LIVE sroaR NAaxGr-gY rRLe1yAp1

CHICAGO Oct % - m Dr,,sr Titrlr r,p,-f, Ot,t,-
Receipts $500 noid SHIPMENTS 800 aold weak
9JdsJ 90 OWS ana hiXei%l sra
,rk - as G.! FEEDER - - %: rexlIL = 80
:
HoG,-RcceptS iC.rOn ShirmcntI 700 'n1ryct lower
Rough Mixed ~ Hid ~ 40: Parslnc aud ShDPnS
d. iIFnf. 4! 20 - 5't ~EiD-. = VA -
i-ceIyts 400 mead ~hD.ucHLs
dul lafe1Df s2tGGsS o. Natives - n1GS, 80. T.
:
II iOus oct. 2s.-tat.~- EeccI.is 2Ioo. siuDr..nrs
9cu nitr-et dti FaII 20 C..cc SlBp Steers
- ~ c$5 20 alive Entcher ~ters ~ 2'0-t -. Gf.-s
T5y.r era {. sons
Sas.D- Rec~ois %. 't. snpnctfa 100 "ur.n1a Ne
dpm. ~ se TarsI C1ucs - GoGs3 OG LahJa. 10
aS- -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. oct. 2S-l23O p. m.-United states Four AMI
n Cent Bonds llCl2 Atlantic and tirei western
First Mortgage Trustees Certacates 37l4; do second
Mortgage lO14; Canadian Pacific 5l Erie 22Asi do see
CCisOs Illinois Central, 1873 Mexican Ordinary
24as 81 Paul Common. q. New-York Central IOo'4:
Pennsylvania. jO7e 8eadiIg lO2. o..
Pans advces quote Three Per Cent en'es AT ~ francs
for the account
irda Council bills allotted today at decline OF
l-6d. per rupee. ,.. 80, --- --, A.. .ao..,..
Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tincacs ~ Canadian Pacific. 81 2 Ere - s do Sccon
Consos y; Mexican Ordinary. q New York Central,
lO6; PENNSYLVANIA 81: Reading. IO's
Northwest Land Company, 2.
ST. Paul Common. 9Ols.
Pans advIces quote exchange London at 25 francs %
tntines checks
D. m.-Hud.on Bay Company, 2O'a
advic quote Three fer Cent Rentesat ~ francs
a crntImes the account
Bar Silver is quoted at ~ 7-lGd. per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rin>r. Vessels ant r tilr9rfs
GENERAL MAKKEr REPORT.

COFFEE-spot BIO dun and unchangedi fair, S4c Op
tons only moderately active decline saies xz
bags. firm October $50 200 November u''6
100 December 1000 Oj; January, 70OgIiOi February
7lO07l5 March. 7. jd7Z0; April I.=o0 1u May 80
a7.35. Mild grades quiet Sales $40 bags MaracaiDo OH
private terms. $500 49,, ,oo
. jTTON- pot Cotton quiet and Lice lower. sales w
bales Deliveries % bales Receil Is AT t1e ports @
l25 balrs last week ~ $50 last year 51OcE
bales Old Cotton kc higher than the appende prices
nro ~. fnnrs - - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29
mtoats AUD RAILROADS.
ru pIVEp RRANCU

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH rronnnp
Rs 81 R se
aached Ss r as Avenue EssaeS aros
"a az e o qS Sr pc So SE nova
Ma1Fs POINT Van t Ss NV NV
M ssy ch asd
Rochelle with trains for all poats on tls y s hs OK
line and Air Line Dvisions New. Csnaan Niddetown,
and susId Branches and Boston and all poin
dnight Rochelle and all intermediate sta
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and intermediate sta
ions at 1900 and 92 M the later Gar nd
Stamford & rf''''''' Win '" ''''D' '
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER psr 5qne - 1852
r. Ochesie and Montreal Express through draw
cars to It sn Spd 81 M0p 6S
F a S sSgnT If HPay e an Ss
asTyDg at Chicago $50 a. M CINCINNATI 1855 M, and ST
outs Z: % p. NJ. next day.
,. dSSo RdaSesteT %,agara Fails and Buffalo
til a NJ Western Newi ok and Northern Express with
$50 5. @ Albany Troy and UTICA ExpTes through
p H. &cSo@nodaI5a to Albany and Troy .o.rrrc,r.
for iagaa Falls, Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
Go m Express with sleeping cars to Syracuse -d 20
AqPn rod nd se 9 sa5dUgs @ Stepping es for Roches
ter Bu To- Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo ana Deroias'
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