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though ON Rats

Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, flies
ants, b%cd-bugs, skunks, cllipmunks
gophers. loo. Druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
WhOOping Cough,

and the many throat affections Of chill.
dren, promptly, pleasantly and safely
relieved by Rough on Coughs" Troches
l5c.; Balsam, 25c.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
"KOugh ON Itch"

Trough on Itch" cures humors, erup-
tons, ringworm, letter, salt rheum,
frosted feet, chillblains.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
Notice Of Final Proof
Land Office at Deadwood. Oak.
Diet 3Ist. SSi
ar Charles ZONES. Hid N

Notice Is hereby given that he following nam.
ed settler has filed notice OF his ntent,O 10 make
final proof in support of hi. claim, and that said
proc vii lt made before the judge or clerk Of
the district court tor Custer county at Custer city.
ID. T., on Dec. IL, 1891. viz:
Charles Jones Hd 500 for the n # sw or sec /, II
INF Sc or sec , Up 3 : range &c Is
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove HIS
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land. viz.
Frank Bender, David pushcr, Cyrus Hc!knap,
William Feather, all OF Custer county, ID. +.
J. p. LUSE, Register
First publication Nov.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
Thin People.

wells Health Renewer'' restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, head
ache, nervousness, debility. 81.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
"Rougb on Toofharhe"

Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache,
faceache. Ask for Rough On Tooth
ache" Is and % cents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
Catarrhal Thsoat Affections.

Hacking, irritating coughs, colds, sore
throat, cured by "Rough on Cough"
Troches, l5c. Liquid, 25c.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21

Strengthening, improved, the best for
backache, pains in chest or aide, rheu-
matism, neuralgia.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21

Ask for Rough on Coughs" for
Troches, l5c. Liquid, pc.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
"ROugh on PAIN Poyoused Plaster.

Strengthening, improved. the best for
! ackache, pains in chest or side, rheu-
matism, neuralgia.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
Pretty Women.

Ladies who would retain freshness
and vivacity. Don't fail to try Wells
Health Remover"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21

II you are losing your grip o life, try
"Wells' Health Remover" Goes direct
to weak spots.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21

Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawnv. and delicate, use Wells
Health Remover"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21
MOtheyy.

Ifyou are falling. broken, worn and
nervous, use Wells Remover" 81.
Druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-02-21

s. eNCAgu7 Send SIX cents for postage
"A sSsJH h r. and receive free, a costly box
of goods which will help you
~ INTO more money right away
than anything else in tie world, All, of either
sex. succeed from first hour. The broad road To
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
snre. At once address, TRUE & Co., Augusta.
Maine.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12

The local money market exhibited only feature all
the week Tho supply Of oanable capital was
ut y to q per cent Tor ca loans. lnere. %
The foreign exchanges ruled quiet and firm without
iyely for long and short sterling. a.
The domestic exchanges have varied but little: the
feature the high rate ruling In Boston for Now YORK
funds Checks New York at the places named were
last quoted follows: Savannah. y discount to par
cents discount for commercial and 81 premium for
bank; st. Louis, 90 cents premium; Chlcag0 Az Genus
premium BGsoR Ss som Rrs%n wsre Irregular While
the share market exhibiting some activity ana at
times buoyancy the general market for bonds OF oil de-
scrptions ruled dull and comparatively hardly steady
Government bonds were more active under the usual
early January demand for tax purposes but even they
As ard decline of Il for the 4i9s. In railway bonds
there were slight improvements in prices but none
tbs issues OF Houston and Texas Ccnras heavily
ssPIe''ea' sJd. ''' MS imam ''''' " '''' N'
In the stock market the dealings almost exclusively
Of local possessed of just much and no
more significance that entities them to- In the middle
mors Of impending failures but it hardly be said
that that they had any effect upon the speculation De-
cause the prices & w1e dscreed There
however, numerous, and some sharp nuctuatlons
prices but the drift favored by the general senment
OF hoard room traders, was toward higher val
uaton. The stock OF Delaware. lackawanna ana west.
ern was the favore OF the week In number OF
shares more than of the weeks total rasact0ns ana
although its final figures (905s) shows gain OF only
Ola per cent, tho late advance was made from Soi2-
the figures OF early In the wee Ihe n asS nS%
they all show handsome advances Tor tne week L@ko
Shore almost exceptional In showing final loss OF %
per cent. Central and Hudson were dealt IN TO an
Unusual amount between 86 and s98 hut Its last price,
s7a shows iina gain Of only Il per cent The Fellow
ing table gives the prices and number OF shares OF
each and compares the final prices with those OF week
ago OF forty live active or represented stocks
WEEKLY RANGE,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
STATE or TRADE.
DOM EsrIC MARKgrx

BALTIMORE. Jan. 10.-cotton quiet Milns ios,s, rous
sss Es sssss ds Family q; e sss y Sl: Ss
?essi so s2 15sn E., q " o. "a so rsa
fatssf wSss-soathcfa sr@sr %e..ssn1 SsSs
s Red 10 w
Ss c corn-soS;Sern hrm Western sisScr sou,Ssis:
M dG Gannsry 9sS" 51si sSss ass
d4ss.e. March; 4.aS!ss.c Oats higher and nrm soasa
Psnnsyvans Sssc RSe nominal "a a. s6c Pro-
S oS %s's ou
300 bush 200 6ssn Corn l2o9 bash;
bush CIV -''''''
BUFFALO. Y, Jan lo.-Flour active sse. $500 sols
\ ssc ss:Soe s%sn. ssss, s:Ss$ bush. sss
&C. g. s. %s:: g. e. @
7s Corn oats ' u rCar Ion syc per b1s q & &Rscsess
a.eaf oats Sasa SDs WHEAT
$4,000 bush Corn. 4iO0o bush' oats 10000 bush; Bar
BOSTON Mass Jan. 1o.-Flour firm but unchsnsea
@ F,sa Wsss s. ss sass1 s
y 5Sd$S To- cora daI and strong light demand .s.spss
5s!. lS sa sss NJ Srsd SasSs as srs
sr5 &c. gSss ;sssas
ssosS & & r. sss;; 81 easss es sss; SsSa:s;. y
ns q GS a's head ssss
inenIs, 1880 head.
wlter nS Wheat % 50 5S9sl ~ Spring Wheat ss oess
Ha% fss saSs5s o. s
Wheat active and higher sales ranged January soSslc
siSns s March az ssG Essas san at May
@ 5oss5s g. 81 Corn
active and higher sales ranged Cash s s7 closing e
s 'sHsa sS ssa ss;''s sT
s sS s, ss : 5s ss
PORK active siies ranged: Cash. 81 sSsi2 oo January
s!i s2S So 20 sssSss sSssi 81! March sTi
T. ss'ss
bsHEsH,s :, g. short
ses6o se!, T@s pasa S6SS su.S
rSu ods o s & Barn gsr1
ssss 5;e sSsSf y Es 's'
Is Sc c0rR Recspt.wnes, @ 1850 oasn "n'' &c. No
.sss%y; Ixssses sys S SS:
sssF?aiy 5s sa'ss s sss
f2r Fs is & sss?f @ = s's
Ss%c Hogs Ii i5al i5 RscsiptsSFlolr. 5000 S6:
1900 obs. Wheat. : bush. Barley 400
ST. LOUIS Jan: Floar, ,teaiy AMI an,hs1ysi Wheat
e rgssSar ass sSe Nav May Gs: e% %
F.i sea ,,ssss s
saa y 81 %s.I1 se .9.sag s e K
Pork ss 40. Bulkmsats-Long Clear, 50 10 Short es.
a6 -; short Clear Lard Arm at So 75G 50 7Ih
ReceiDts-Blour 1900 bbls WheaL $1,000 busa.: Corn.
1000 busl, oats $4,000 ous Rye loo bush Barley.
bush Corn. $4,000 oush: oats. 1000 busli ayA 10000
bush; Barley. l.0OO bush.
pm ,pRIPgI, Jan l0-Flour was moderately
and prices were srong; Western and pennsylyanis
Super, So 2oQs so; DO Extra - 501pbOG Penasyvna
Family 0S3 75 Pennsyivania Roller Process - 30
81 5 Delaware Family IS 72Gsl So Winter Wheat Paen
seasc higher call car lots quiet and asa;
No Red IN export elevator SJc No Delaware Red 10.
9Oc; Pennsylvania Red 81 2ic No Red January SOY
a9i+c; February, 9lt a9l i2c March y5sGSS,2ci APn
g5DyJ &c. Corn ruled duh but advanced about sc;
car lots strong, No. Myed track. Doc; do IN ex
Tor local at a95lc. do in gram depot 4ae 40
High Mixed gram depot, Doc. No. Mixed January,
5O5ia l2cs Feoruary, 499i9'sc; March as..9a9i4c
April 40 IgLc Oats-Car lots firm Rejected White 80 yc
No 3White 35l2c., No 2 White ssd3oi2c: futures firm
but quiet White January 3sa3Jc; February, 81 z
dI9c; March, 81 lsd39c. Receipts-Flour. 1000 ob&;
Wheat 10000 bush Corn. 1900 bush; OATS 1000 ousa
smpments-Wbeat $1,000 bush: Coru, 22oJo oush oata
loco push.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
ruw.vonK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY ~ 1855
THE MONEY. MARKET.

SUNDAY, January II, PM
tits in evidence that last week developed more hope
full tone In the talks and writings about the general COM
mercial and financial situation tnan hss oeo.
xitpes..d siucs last July. And 1t is yet
to early to say that the present
homes for better things not moro solid foundation
than subsequent events prove to have existed theh.
Nevertheless past denial that much OF the preSeu'
hopeful ancipatons derive their inspirations from ho
better prices that made IN the speculative
grain and railroad stocks Here ana there some iron ms
that have been idle about starting again On orders
thu. at least will give their employees work for PERIOD
and that Is cited as marking epoch Of improvement
The leading iron markets stagnant and prices are
quoted as easy at schedule rates The coal prob
lem remains unchanged, except that the
largo producing companies have made preparations
70 comply with the terms OF the compact by closing
number OF coleries and dscharging thousands OF
miners While it perhaps is true that the Pennsyvanls
Railroad Company has not given an Official reply lana
perhaps it never will give reply to the proposition
that 1885 shall carry only PSr cent t Of prSdqes @ net
join any combination and that It's prnsipa shRps,rsd T
do either in fact Sne oa ot nS nS s fgest s pen
sylvania Railroad is making preparations for larger
OUTPUT In nedrs lsso the end on & week tho ngS
between anthracite and bltuninous coal Will begin we
sTsen sTs % IS ad i' S. alongside in SswYoR The
movements for reduction Of wages became more gen.
The Speculation in grain marked high range OF
figures both for wheat and corn Tne receipts OF wheat
interior points, although
Tor the same week Of the two preceding
wears was smaller than for the preceding years
fhe important feature Of the upward move;
ment OF the last two weeks is that IL has placed
nr,ces where India wheat again is moving to Europe In
large quantities and our exports have fallen to low
ehb The Western receipts OF corn last week were
liberal 600 900 bushels than for the preceding
week and 900 and 100000 bushels more respectively
than week Ssi ard 1883 Yet corn IN chicago
closed moro than one cent higher than week ago. The
speculation in provisions also was at higher figures In
sympathy with that in gram . ~ -.
THE receipts and shipments OF wheat corn and oats at
the principal Western points o; accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
4 HISTORY OF EURoPE1N PHILoSoPHY.
PROFESSOR wEBER's TREATisE-THE DOCTRINE OF


PROFESSOR wEBER's TREATisE-THE DOCTRINE OF
MoSIsM
To fAs Edtfor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: VIII you allow me to call attention to
hook which, Ia the scientiac world OF Europe Is no.
.lced as remarkable In several respects There may be
question whether II is oongenial to Frenchman
or to German: any rate It Is interesting TO BOTH
mean the Hlstoire de Ia Phlosophie Europcene. par
Alfred Weber ProfesSeur de fUniverste de Srasbourg
Troisieme edition entierement refondue Paris, 1883
weber Is native Aisatiau and though educated chiefly
An French colleges he embraced Germaa science WELL
md studded at German universities. His patriotic love
for Germany Is the more noteworthy as during his
youpger years there hope for reunion or closer
connection with the old Fatherand Naturally man
like Weber grew be the interpreter OF German Thought
20 his French countrymen. and Germans as well as
Frenchmen vie In appreciation of his merit. O. schaar-
sehmidt German philosopher declares In the Phitoso
phsch< Monafhsfte that his book must be regarded
the best work phases Of philosophy that have
been written about hitherto exclusively IN French. lie
f,mps lie Progress Reiigr. EEg'ise Libre and other
magazines agree In recognition Of webers excellence as
snthor and thinker.
Weber has not been simply historian OF philosophy
and not merely an interpreter OF German thought He
his own ground and his deductions worth road
Ing confne myself here 10 one OF his IDEAS, as IL TO-
Esrhaps the mos, .PHras s Hss @ Natter and
Spirit from the source, viz the N not the mere
what rude desire Tor & NJ lne e aas Ss
Sood OF realizing the IDEAL Tia voonte. la yolonte
qu tend retire ct rien qu retire conme chez sehcpen-
e rid1al) II would lead too far yentured to ex-
plain how he proves the theory and how he meets
hauer his eld lie has been the nrst 70
receive schopenhaues theoretical system while avoid
sng his pessimism. - A., 49,. Il,
There are exeellen. German works the history OF
zhilosophy, r., Erdmann and Uebcrweg Both OF them
are sad the best works OF their kind There Is
however probably aone which unites elegance OF die
slon with profound study well as Webers book. You
rad IL A. Ii II French novel and appears 10 be
shappy mixture OF French gracsfulness and German
thoughL 4 am sir, respectfully yours,
Nesr. York, Jan. 3, 1888. CARus.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rep0rted by JOIN H. DAVIS & Co. II WaA-M
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINn
CHARLESTON. Jan l0,-Turpenttne steady 40 27 &c
SAVANNAH. Jan. 1O.-rurpentine steady at ~ iac,
WILMINGTON Jan. 10-rurpcntine nr.n aJ 81 no
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LIVERPOOL Jan. 10 Provisions Bacon: Cunbsriant Cab
9As 3D. snort aos 3js gL Shoulders Jls 81 per cwt.
pork-Prme Meas 6ss Ui psr obi; Prime Me,t Eislsrn
63s Western. 59s ard-Ameroan. 36s o.; Prn, West.
cheesesAmwsrlesn ne Hhose 57s "a whsat.l.ei Wsstsra
tai: No. g. spring is OIL, New Western Winter Is "a, New
Mixed Western 6s sid. California No. 7s Cd ais Sd,
California No T. g. 81. 16s Sd oentaL CornMlxed
oId 8. Cd; do New s. od Dcr ssat, Prodaco-splrt,
Refined Petroleum. ID gallon, Glover ssed-A
Red IJs per owt TAlow 35A 81 psr ava isosln -C9m.
-
per Ton; Calcutta Iinseed. <2s 50. per quarter
finseed Cake R7 ys 03s s per toa Rednsd petroeu
7i al A per gallon, SptritA Turpentine -24s Sd per
evt sperm on s5S per ten R1sn-con'nea As Cd Sas
American sugar l3s 81 per ewt for Cuba Centrifugal
polazng 9Bo and lla0lli od fur Cuba Muscovado fAr
ke0n anOaE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12

Recepta $3.50 hssi si3 meats $500 hss market sru.>
Cool 70 Ull0Ico ShvWn& 81 5000 i0 C0mnon 70 Medi1
- .OG - Vxk Texans. - 20USfGO
Hoys- Receipts 37OOaeIE s1ysis1tS l709 noaE u1fxse
stcly Rough PACKING ~ DI$t 10. ?scxi1y and shipping
- 451Si ia y, LaxhL 81 2JDx sxios *j rUa44 TO-
Shsso-- Loo; i.SO.t markv strune
cS3 Choice 70 Extra sj7iGHI ~.
81 LOUIS JAM t.-tsIin<-uscelJtA lob shlDnent9
7 market steady; EXPORTS - 76D0 20, GJot ~ Coles
shipping. $40, 20 81 ~ Fair to 4sd,uu. 81 509xtVG
1cxanx ~ 750 0f4 %.
Shsep-Recelpls 1O1: strip nents. 501 Common Ne
duin. ~ % 0s3 2j; Fair y Caoice s3 5cest25:
Hogs Receipts 5000 shipments 40u Light e 200
s. 2j; Packing. 81 250sz A.; Heavy - 460s4 70.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
Gegal Motiees
CUPREME COURT, Rockland County.

Ellen F. Conklin against caharne leonard end Moses O.
leonard her husband Harvey harmore AMI Della ssrm9rs
and James sIinder her husband Martha MccaIoag and
er Macay her husband William H. Basnors and Charlotte
pSemia r Iesse ana William A. Lesget her husband
thanel l. Baruorc and Matilda Barmore bis VIE Maria
CoIds ms and Charles Barmore and Marian his WIFE,
Yoa re hereby summoned to the complaint in this
action and to serve copy answer 9a tne ban. u
mo1s exc%siVe Of the lay q service and your M
% Te SRfa o the Ss s n he so@put s
D'''' sfNilY sMHNcE%Y EEchREsf, plaintiffs attorneys.
onee No los chambers-str Ne"'fork civ
To the defendants William II. BarmCr Charlotte Basmors
Rafsr MARIAN bsrSo Brs fs
pursuant % an order iiou wiIald Barett q The
aassfSi aasa hS o. 4h fS '%sF'9 %ay SsSe%ss @
land. at the Court House In New CITY
Dated New-Yp,I pese%oeT sch fs ps,n,s
CUPREME COURT, ROCKLAND COUNTY.
R sE T%a = s s1s ps se
sRnder n aud James shinaier her husband aariSs NJ
MAJ mncay Ges ana % RoSsrt Macay her 6asb
Charlotte B,r%ore his . VII Hsstsr s w,% Rir%o
nSgssii her husband Tananle + Har9ore and Ma,iia.
BAND George " Barmore and cota WIFE Charles Bar
and Marian, his wife hmua Eldrdse and Henry Bar
To the above named decnants You hereby sum
copy OF your the Dantfs attorney Ntn twenv
days after the OF this exclusive OF the
of seryice and failure answer
Judgment will against you By default Tor the reei
demana ed IN the compliant. -
D"'' ~ ~ MACLAY & FORREST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Ohce No. l02 Chsmbers-st New York City.
Post ONCE address, Box 2,0Os ,..n...
TO the William IL l,armore Charlotte Barmos o
Hester Darnorc leighton Pine Maria c. Pine charles bSr
more Marian Barmore Nathaniel Barmore and Matda bAf
-. A.. ,,,.nat,or
pursuant to an order OF Hon Willard Bauett one q sa0
Justces of the supreme Court or the state OF New oA.
dated the l7th day November sSi and MED WIN Wa
complaint In office OF the Clerk OF the County oi hoc"
NJ tile cour rhousc IN New City. -
Da''' wv" ' MACLAY & FORREST.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rieer. VesseLs and Railroads.
Nrw-Y0RK Ian 10. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.
NEw-YORK. January 10. 1888

I54 Mimic sold private terms Options
duh and closed to 10 points lower sales 5260 bags clos
ing as follows; January S.O0aSO5, February, S150
$50 March s;s5as.40 April s4oSst5: May, 500 SoG.
l1c higher the general market Is steady Sales 1D
bags Laguayra $50 Maracaibo 1000 Padang ex Sanned
500 do Arcadia private terms also 700 pecas do
from the December sale at 15isc. a.
COTTON-Spot Cotton duh and UNCHANGED. sales 20
bales Delivered contracts 1200 bales Receipts at the
ports to-day 228l5 bales against 247O6 last week and
1898 last year.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
LIVE STOCn MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK saturday Jan. l0.-BEEV ES-Receipts were
al ear. of NO at OOts and at jersey
itv Fatal for the O5i head against ~ head last
wcsk OF arrivals u cars consigned TO export
ar, and Al ear city saugerers No trade In 1--we
Cattle. .,.... -. a.. ,.. o.,. -,
exccpt U additional live sheep were ordered ae yesterday
or m Rarrconla making tho Number shipped 80 head
cable ayices from London report American refrigerator
Beef unc hanged selling at OtdlO'9c ,o.,
CALNES-A W head wero received at OOth ST. and
Washington Market. No change In selling rates
SUEEr AND LAMBo-Recelps were ~ ears OF 4, ,i5i
the week 81 Ol3 against 2643 head last week Demand
fa AMI prices steady, fact tribe firm good stock
Poor 10 Prime sheep sold at 3i4d54c. and carloads
ere sold 10 Major Hollis at 53idtc.
For Good Lambs a@0 &c were paid by butch
ers and "A few Poor Western went a low as 0c.
SRIcs-J n Pldcock sold lt0 Ohio Sheep. l07 m, al
a. 80 4IO Indiana do 81 n, at 81 80; lJl thcago do 9d
b. at lqc los do 81 b at % 80 Western lanJs, B3 TO-
az late Yesterday: l0l chicago Sheep 100 10 sc
j. r. sadler sold; 2lO Western heep, ~ b at 'sc
POI do SO H. ut 81 20 20 Indiana no. DC To- at 3c do
pS ID at s6 do l02 10 at tc $50 Kentucky do 9S ID,
at ~ 80; l55 do, ia 10, at 4 a.. go 49,
Haenbeck & Davis so l4i Michigan sheep. III 10, at
&C., do 10 H. at jsc ~ do i2i b at 9c ls9 do %
No. st Sc; 20 do 81 N. at c and ~ do, W 10 at &C.
Dienback q Dewey sod; - vermont ,ymes "a 10 az a,
NJ at S. 10 2n do n Id, at 2sj 2tsdo 30 10 AZ &C.
Hume Mullen sold: Io9 Co.nion Pennsyivana Lambs,
6S N, at biac. e, a., =. .,.a,
r. B. Kass sold: 200 Western sheep Vl tb at 81 49,
Of,s were OF 6,o40 head-SI at
Jerscy ty and cars 4Oth Total for days 81 $50,
aeanzt 81 SS7 head week Feeling ttine weak bat
Quotat IONS are nominaly unchanged
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12

larger Eastern movement In grain and provisions is
reelected in the weekly statement of shipments from
Chicago by the railways. The tonnage OF Hour wa.
300 tons greater than for tho preceding week; OF
grain 400 greater, and OF provisions 400 tons
greater II interesting to note that the Michigan Cen
tal 81 and the Grand Trunk 193 took 90 Clio per
cent of last weeks total eastward shipment out OF Chi
cago The Michigan Central was first Ia Hour and grain
and the Grand Trunk first (oyer one-qaror OF the
whole in provisions.
The following table shows the tons and percentages
shipped by each OF the railroads east from CHICAGO OF
flour grain and provisions for the week ended last sat
urday In comparison with the same week OF 1883 and
1881:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
New pubIieaiions.

pRAcTIcAL COOKERY.
kyxE LEcTuRKs ON CooKfNo
MISS MANIA gAgL2A Av,., oxvox
4 erRIEs os KITCHEN LESSONS WITH DEMON
TRIBUNE EXTRA. Ma ss........PRIcE. 40 oRNr~
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-12
LIVE srook aARKEr-nY TELEGRAPH.

RuPpAfo Ian IO-Cante-fecoiDts today 1900 head sota
for weas thus Ii ii 900 head tne last weex 7OoO
heaJ, consisnod throagn. isJ cars marxet steady;
good 10 Unoce u aO0so 49, stockers and Feeders
today 5000 for thIs far
"a St lass ror sa no 1900 heat
throngb o,n CARS markes Gull and lower Medium 70
snni ~ ndSt 4O Canada Lambs s6 23GS6 40.
Hooecelpts totv 1000 nsIi total Tor week thus TAR
Al lnk, bead FOR week. oO.vOU neai
ssnsd active and easier; 70
Choice Workers. S 7UUS4 76 Hutchers aratos - I00a So
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New-York tribune., 1885-01-12

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