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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28
FORMATION OF AN ICEBERG.

The birth of a huge iceberg, q
phenomenon that has been seen only
once or twice by European, and to
a certain extent has remained mat
ter of theory, was observed by the
Danish explorers on the east coast of
Greenland last summer. The bergs
are formed by breaking off from the
end of glaciers extending from the
perpetual ice of the unexplored inte-
rior to the coast and into the sea.
The water buoys up the sea end of
the glacier until it breaks by its own
weight with noise that sounds like
loud thunder miles away. The COM
motion of the water, as the iceberg
turns over and over in the effort to
attain its balance is felt to great
distance along the coast. The ma
tives regard it as the work of evil
spirits. and believe that to look upon
glacier in its throes is death. The
Danish officers, when observing the
breaking off of the end of the great
glacier Puissortok through. their tele-
scopes, were roughly ordered by
their Esquimaux escort, usually sub
mssive enough, to follow their ex-
ample and turn their backs on the
interesting scene. They had happily
completed their observations, and
avoided an embarrassing conflict
| with their crew by seeming compli-
ance with the order.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28

Hoods Sarsaparilla is made only by c. l.. Hood
& Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 1t is prepared
with the greatest skill and care under the direction
of the men who originated it. Hence Hoods Sar-
saparilla may be depended upon as strictly pure,
honest, and reliable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28
GUESTS AT THE FIRESIDE.

81 have to warm myself by other
peoples fires" So writes a friend
this happy Christmas time as she
pictures to herself in her letter my
full and and joyous household. 1t is
a dreary outlook, and | hope the
"other people, are kind and consid-
crate, and feel the responsibility of
making happy lonely soul seeking
to he warmed by the fires of their af-
fection as well as their hearth. At
no time in the year do feel so sorry
for people without home, as when the
families who are all in all to each
other, shut themselves in with con
tented exclusiveness, and ignore
those outside. | know an old lady
who always invites some one who has
no home or away from their friends
to spend the holidays with her. She
does her own work, and 1t adds to
her cares but when demonstrated
with, she says, "My own boys are
out in the world somewhere, and !
am only doing what | should like
some one to do by them )" and so she
fultills the golden rule. Another
friend of mine, unmarried, but car
ing for those near and dear to
her, takes her Christmas dinner with
a lonely woman whom she invites
from sheer pity. Her guests tongue
is ever ready to pick flaw in any
thing that comes before her, to give
her unasked opinion of every subject
that is discussed, and to contradict
vigorously any measure that does not
agree with her ideas. But my friend
smiles gently, and says with all
charity, swell, some day | shall be
as old as she is, and perhaps alone in
the world, and cross, too; she has a
good heart, but has been soured by
trouble"
And so the charity which "cover-
eth a multitude of sins" makes all
things smooth; and repays for any
little unpleasantness. In asking
others to share our happiness at such
time we must remember that they
may not have the habitual content
ment that those in sheltered homes
possess, and that if of a Jealous dis
position they may chafe and fret for
the want of it. And the duty of a
hostess at such a time is TO study
self-forgetfulness, to be good lis
tener, and to see and care for little
things, and to strive to make each
guest feel at home.
| When the disorders of babyhood attack your
baby use at once Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25c
| The period of laie suppers and consequent indi-
gestion, draweth nigh DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills
is a specific for indigestion. Price 25 cents.
Dairy men and stock -raisers all buy DAYS Horse
| Powder; it is the best in the market. Try it.
/ We are told that Alexander the
Great, when at sea, discovered Ara
bia Felix by the scent of its aromat-
ic herbs and trees; even SO those
who seek heavenly country, while
yet on the broad ocean of life, inhale
the sweet odors of Paradise, which
cheer and encourage them in their
voyage thither, but they must ever
keep to windward lest it fail.
Haie's Honey the great Cough cure ,25c c5Oe.& q ;
GIenn's sulphur soap heals and beautifes, Csc
German Corn Remover kills corns and Bunions
Hills Hair and Whistes pye-Back and Brown, Scots
Pixies TOothnche Drops cure in Minute, ,25c
| Deans Rheumatic pills are cure, 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28
A cunE EaR PIMpLEs.

1t doesn't require tailor to take some
mems measure.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28

A WORD FOR THE HOMELY Girl
OF four mysterious disappearances
reported this week, all were pretty
girls. A young woman is on trial out
in Kansas for the murder of her hus-
band. She is pretty. A girl IN West
Virginia eloped with colored man
and was described in the papers as
s'surpasslngly beautiful" A maid
in Connecticut ran off with her moth
er's second husband. She was ex-
ceelingly pretty, and girl in hen-
lucky, also handsome and vivacious,
poisoned her fathers coffee and slip
ped away with the hired man. The
pretty girl figures very extensively
in the Sensational columns of the pa
per, but not so her palmer sister.
The homely girl is never found on
the slab in the morgue with the cold
water dripping on her. She never
runs away with another woman's hus-
band, and there is no record that she
ever poisoned anybody, broke her fa-
theirs heart, or caused the tongue OF
scandal to wag. Happy is the home
ly girl, and thrice happy are those
who care for and cherish her. She
never gets into trouble, and nobody
has any cause to fear her or to weep
for her. 1t is the petty girl who
does the mischief Chicago Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28
A Happy Family.

It was Sunday. Mr.. Skinner was
very tired, and thought he would lie
down on the sofa in the back parlOr
and rest. People never learn by ex-
perience and he was no exception to
the common rule. He lay down,
and crossed his feet with parade
hardly justifable under the circum-
stances. His wife came in and saw
him.
'sWhy, Lot Skinner p she exclalm-
ed. :'If / ever heard of the like
Lying down on that new sofa with
your boots on, and oh, my goodness
your head on that lace tidy that | had
done up last week. You are the most
inconsiderate man that [ ever saw in
my life"
Mr.. Skinner got up and his wife
smoothed out the tidy and rearranged
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28

An exchange says There are more puns made
on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, free of charge, than
are paid for by the owners. A good thing deserves
the notice of the press.
In the treatment OF rheumatism, gout, neuralgia,
sciatica, &C., Salvation Oil should be thoroughly
rubbed in. 1t kills pain. Price 15 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28

When the disorders of babyhood attack your
baby use at once Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25c
The period of laie suppers and consequent indi-
gestion, draweth nigh. DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills
is specific for indigestion. Price rs cents.
Dairy men and stock k-raisers all buy DAYS Horse
Powder; it is the best in the market. Try it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28

Hale's Honey the great Cough cure, 25c soc .& Is
GIenn's sulphur soap heals and beautifes CSC
German Corn Remover kills corns and Bunions
Hills Hair and whisier Dye-Black and Brown, Scots
Pixies TOOthnche Drops cure in Minute, ,25c
Deans Rheumatic pills are cure, 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-28
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

NHARLES GRAVES, Agent for Connecticut
OGeneral Life Insurance Co., Barton, Vt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12

10 at 81 G7q; ~ do la H. g CO., ID DO 80 10 ~ a ~
~ do 10 at 81 90 % Indiana DO LAS 10 az II oY 40
Chicago do l.253 \, ct s. o. LOO No. az "a 1 ~ n AT
81 80 OHIO Cows lO2l d. 80 25 - state Oxen and SaSs
225d 500 H. at ~ l0dS 80 stays. 1850 ~ at - oV
CALY Receipts IS head all AZ 6Othst d[aGe
wanted Feeling extremely dull and dealers quote
at l. 2c loutsde dGuTe Tor fresh lots mixed wth feu
Calves Choice Neas would not exceed SO ana very 10"
Dressed Caves dun ana weak at 2Laic for Dressed
GrasseTs sc for Dressed Fed Calves; iot {
HaiienSeck & Gavis Grassers 2GO b. at &c;
Yeas ~ n. at &c do 10 ID; at 20 oo .. ,eooo
Rn ie@CS'H SeD ed Cive9 Si2 n. az
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts were - cars OF ., :, y
head-15 at ersey city and 9cNs az 6o,'l' ,i
six 1921 head against 49O63 head lOf inc sAo '
There wa some demand for stock to-day mainy OF spec
Native and the pens were more nehry ceot
than at time for the past wsek lrccs however sOm
mo- nprovement dead market is OveTstOcked tiugh
tercrs eli flied AMI but tle stock VIII be heC'c t
coming wees But hers looking for few Prime LAMPS
anu S Of Common to Prime sheep were ~ a4 and Or
dinqrv TO Choice Lambs sold at l206c. - .
Mt 3c lg9 d. part Laubs 60 10, at 80 23l do 30 TO- at
33,c 3l Indiana do "a h. al &c IS do. 1913 ~ at SIC
l4 do 1872 n At 4Lc Ia Western do LOO h, az Sc ia
la los 10, at 5SfC; 80 ONO Lambs, % 10 al &c
judi e buckingham: l53 Indiana sheep - n az - 40
- do H. 30 LOG do. 93 b. at Bic; go ono Do 80
H. AT 81 Indiana Sheep md Lambs, 80 10, az Sac
1853 Indiana Lambs. 63 10, at 4 l1'. 80. 80,
j. F. Sader Co 200 Kentucky sheep 30 b. at 24ci l9l
do, 90 H. al SO 10. 10 o,o =.
40 70. at - 81 Ohio do 9i ~ at 3tc ~" 90 ~ 10 at
So 10 1888 DO Is 2c l76 Kentucky DO % 10 at Vac
HalienD a Davis los Western sheep. lO2 H. at9tc
DnIenSack & Dewey 100 Canada Lambs. - b, at 80 So
Hume A Mullen 81 State Sheep ~ n, at 3i9c.
HOGS-heceipts were AZ OF $500 head-22 cars at
az 5 head against head for INC same time Last week.
Market barely steady at 81 ds4 10 per ljO ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
STATE or TRIBE.

dull. - Tlgur
oI'al "ar Street ana Western super :; b oo
Exirl - -JasI %. Family - - % Ky li;s
s9le ~ 2et3p.co Fiav - 81 40 suporlt.y9
g. l,eo WHeat-s5uro GIet Wc.;eru lowsrj
Mary So Ts s ~ nigr ,S ee loo -i
b, '' t,rr~outIrru .mtt western du,i: south
White a. 40 tc. '& A'.'IH &C. G,,r i5ci
February. oltc. oats Urn Hn" Cn. 0'l'.'In
Pe9nsr.yana 81 oS I've nr ,nl 80 ,t',,a,o t15lr.
Ys7o oo,t Nne,L 1000 ou-n corr. e,oo' o'-l pa,,
1000 Ou,--' itse 800 bush 7"'''n. '-' .. mn
s1 c5o Y Sa,. 1000 bush 9'''' ''-' .'' '' ''
boston. Dec IL 9ut 4'l,', t .,ng ,y'.,i =, S,4
90 % i Tasa = wa5 :: %n '1,.', g.a o. oa
Steamer, l.g ;9 s''e 5s Nh a.. '% &c. H'&l,'. sc &c
Shorts aud illlf 3. ,t'.. .,i ,.r.-, t,.
Receipts iot ",a|-tu,.' S.5,J oI.1 6l,rr. 1000
Wis %1' a.; =, ~, 20 30 ST.. . r."a,. =. 75, -d
low Fss, i'ys oa a: 6..sasl o2s t
~ Ca co.nr ~ -U'3c. Janaar. ,ae-6'se- tot"s
~ &C.. r5,'."I .ss.I. So -luu,. -5.c So. -urat
san Ac. Com qai,i ana o", owen, s,i .a. It
M, % 81 ,s 'p Sg,4s - c..ns al ,
MDt 81 q, Z. &c.. closing c. NV, -e.y 81 p =.
Ii5' aoosj o. cos,ae 80 laul.rr. 20
aly Co., closing az 80 o.. "a t.hiu ~. .t't- 90
iarj ,t,,dt sals ranged Cain -n O.4s9 I'r,n'.r
80 20. Ms1ch Sir Busae1ts-- loulo,r-. 81 90
- SHORT lt.iCSo,TTiisj,51r 900 bb', ,thr,, a8 G,t
Ir-,. C,iU t.IIu qu-1t uItt 5000 .u-l-' ttv- tHt
u..l.r .uit ~ilunsufs Fo.f. YIiLt NutIt
ia ~ i.., G1-l J! 8 IuJ 9uau.. O4t. D. wv ~ c.
--.... ,s.r..v ury fr-l.
oo'' '-'" .. , ....... t......
CINCINNATI DEC. II -f|I.A N4.I ''' 7.. ~h .
- uUa-s I'D; taucs. - JIssi a. wLeai aui 1 .''l
tlcs Iecl.t-. % 'A'bHrii O.. ''. -i AZ I "..--i
Kye-@~ fiA .oc-. h"ii,Y .-'r' 80, F''7.s.' M
..
gul.u..t- steady: >IJulleT. -. - 'A'r..I' ~.
Bacon auial .II arm 7lp1itr+ - - 7hpfCi D. - w.
Short Clt 3d. ' "Af~T mn hl, 80. .''a 81 - ~
uo4. aue' common 'ni L"-.I 80 M , .,
ING aur Bat - HOUf4 4O ''e-4Df ''"'' '-' @'
uc.t-. 1850 hu4h
,,yr.,. r,.c wheat qulet. White. go l- cash.
DhlA,,i So o.l. 30 . Usi cash au. Yto.fu
~ Va January el lc. 5uy 81 '1 $40. H"l -.,
r.rcpt- y5.IuJ bush tuIu-NA = $50. 'At y. .
Wl.re ,3c. cash no. = a2i-c.
49, ,..-. ,.., YOU tf.,f ,riyaf tEg "a d..
FinElN. pee IL do No .r.'i, $50 ..Ilt, 30 er
20 S-A. 49, '.-i. ,.,. Uv. dull 80 . W 4. .c
s. 4t.. NJ" - >, . ,,,,. u ulI T.. 100 .lt.
Atctb'' ~ n. o51 Iu,l J... 20 jJJ bisL, Rye
SAlpm hls-'Ni'- +.'''' 4''
90 tus- e., .,. a.. No., ,.t
s,fXNlApOI- MINI, Zee. llt, .eii-F". Il"It '''I'
o6Lr'. Dcc,.lb.l yJl... January vlc ieDtI.iy. "-e
Man q. DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
COTTON MAnNEr,-gY rELsInApI


G,yrrrool. pee III 80 p. m-Cotton dull; Addling
rpianGs l6u Mtddlng orlc'n LODI s4.s 5000
,cpts 10000 bae including ~ 100 bales American tu-
t5 qaql GP da e lo aia a s Gsvcry
.6id. 90 January ana February delivery. % '|'i1Ii also
ia do March ana IpIi ocvcry. .-6id. aifo s-GI
co. Apni ana ay a HTl'g DO June r ard July deIy
cry. I1-Gidi 30 JulY an AUGUST 'chyeIy. z-Oin;
%ec2iy-,ales 81 week 10000 bales Amercapa5ooO
halcs sperdtoIs TOOK 2lUO bales exporters TOOK 800
bales forwarded lrJu shDs sac dHec - tDhh'i- 900
A1nerica = 900 Uaos 25OOD Oacs American
~ 900 baes amount oil COTTON ahoa' 10000 bales Anc
can o. W lie Gales tooly included 200 bales American
dI,irS . .j4d Gaycfs do DeccinGcr January
td oyeTs do February aud March delivery, l.Gid
buvlrs do March and Apri delivery, . '-olh- seller
IUuc delivery i.O4d sellers 30 June aud July delivery
. is.64d. buyers; do July ana August delivery ZiOAo
N+Go m-coton-Fuuros closed stoay; Uplands Low Mid
cen6cr ana January delivery Lad yaile go. January
and February deYefy ag1o Arch pd Hprl de-
yery . GGId sellers do. Apri and MAY delycY . j.
NJ buyers MAY ana June delivery l"Gid sellers
do lime and July delivery l0t4d buyers d" jay ana
August eiyeB. 29G4d value ,fd1,rg sz.. Go,y
Mdding ~ Good Ordinary ~ ny aho RiYss te'opas
Yg4s S,cs . EsPoii 70 ' 6se eC"' ''O0' '
Weekly-Net and receipts l499 DaieS III %
Coastwise l0.4 bales sales 4so ili,,g a.. Low
,AnS e. Cod Ordnary - net rcccpts 35lg bates
gross s3 bales Exports the Continent iUV'' 90 WI
6oastwiss 4.0I7 bales. 1850 0alcs siocA o''i''
bales. 49,, .a, On con bo,ce. cross 81 80 bales;
Great fritan. i2Isi bales the Continent
20 S25 Coastwise 1893. bales rales loo Caes NV
NYWORLEASs Dec. l.t Otton quiet. Mdding 80 80"
MdGnS JIJ Good ordinary l6lG. net reGSprs'
III 80 SL9 s sSs' GGt baics stock SIoI
Weeky-Net receipts 9lcl7 bales gross g,5s bai sS
bales 10 the Continent Z693O bales Coswise 1893 OAeH
'as Coastwse December shoai have
been 2SOs bales; December .. 1901 bAlea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
1--WE srnCz MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Dec l1-Tas DroUers JournIl reports: cutie
Receipts 400 head shipments 5000 head market steady
Exports - S0G@O % COWS and Mixed u OOGS4 90 stock
es - OO Feeders, 81 5Uas4 %: TEXANS - %
81 20. .--,-..
Sieep-Receipts 900 head Smumcuts 20G bcaf market
42OUGS3 20 NauvUs - 0UGSi % Texans.
Z avs O.
H0os-Receips $1,000: Shipments 300: market quiot
Mixed - 50 0S3 10: PACKING and shipping - 10
- 81: Light 80 45Uf3 70. SklDS - Jd$S 20
BUFFALQ Dec ll-CJtieHeceiDts TO-DAY. 1856 mead; tOal
5000 mead same time tI5i week bbuO
thrOlgh. 30 market Gmet ant urn
ChIc5 otoers - 20 iOi StocKcrs AMI feedcs
4JU%%
StecD Receipts TO-DAY 1900 Tor week Thus far
tine $1,000 heal rplslHncl
marKei duh weak and lower: Medun 10
Good So OJGs TO Good 10 ChOice IS OOdo3 1O canada
Lambs. IS uUG o.. 49,
Receipts toiav 500 head total for wees 'hu' far
80 900 tins last weeA 1l'ol he1d con.
easier; Medium Fair YOIkers H3 81 dS3 so GOno 70
Cloice butchers Grades. IS - 50 20 rigs
- 90 ass U5. -o ,--,.
n IOrls Dec ll.-Cdf1s-Hccrpts 800 shipments,
900; market steady; Choice Nuuvo shipping -tNrs
450-5 Butcher steers - &JUci 90 Grass
Texan Steers. - 5OU43 90
s.D-RecnIpts 800: ship nelts. 800; Common - Nc
dun s. UuUs2 7O Falrt) Cu)oe, - d53 20 anuS - -
- 10 "a
RocS-Rcceiuts. 200: shipments. loo; Light So o'9
S3 GOi PacElng. % OOQ13 80 Htayy. IS op0sJ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
LIVE sTnCK MARKET.

Friday DSs Iy y and pts at %'rS 90 10
Total Tor days lo51{ mead against no. b g
eolesPoIdHg tiH9 ilst TSGA t % oIaIdr. ana
carload OF state 'attle was sod by Dllcnach q" De
sgei from Poor food with large amount Of ttd.h rom
dM and dTsscdd al tn morning without
PoOrsh lots sod at scint mIrnSsSy "F an b iol me
market a, no Tor The selling interest Al s- 49, car
AOoutt .od NJ tic rin2c OF 2l@4 100 d.,
, - ii01 uilOrkq RANGED "A lp tO$ 30,
VIII lew Prme steers selling at 80 COG@o6'' ana 10
lac Bgialo rot Oh this morning with 81 i've cate TO,
aud rHe abo15 9o quarters Of Beef and goo carcass,
Of dution ~ king the toiai shIhonS N -bep and 4iS
saes1H - oscnhal Y Chic,go stocs l525 ID at
s. as. - DO 23S ID. - 80 100 90 i.Ilo 10 1t" -
3jdo II H. y 30 20 DO 100 ~ at . % i M
i3lG ID az a S5si 50 do loGs 70 Western do
lO5 D. at 81 629i DO ~ 10 at y RS lao 1919 10 ~
Newton d1et OHIO sieers 1888 II. at - i2'2' DO
ll5Q D. az 81 rs DO 3O5 ID at - ~ yoo' ~ u
Cows ana stags II50 h. 80 - Penn-yvlis ,ioeTI
ply cows $40 H. at - fenny 1 n 9 s 1 ow
30 10 at y IS 80 state fea5i8g' Y'5 ~ ~ e Hs
j. sciaiaberg & CO.. 80 CHICAGO steers 14OC D. az 8 4o
&c DO 1919 H. at So rs DO l,5oS ID a - lQ - 40
iLa ID az - 993 = n. "a 30 do 2e5 n AZ 81 81 -
Il Indiana do 1914 H. at l2i2 II DO 1000 70 at y 80
$50 D. at ii 56i i7G5 i.56 70 at "a 4o 20 do oa b.
r. SsdcT 60 Indiana steers l75 h. al 50 30; 10
do 2l2 h. At ~ A. 80 Peunsyvania do 400 ~. at
% 22l: Ohio DO 1898 n. at - Z22 20 DO 10 10 az
q lO q Indiana COWS 99 h. at - 30 state oxen ioo'
H. az - 30. 90
NJ Goldsmith 10 Illinois Steers, 1913 3D. al 50 90 10 DO
l8Ol n al Is 30 80 do 30l TO- nc 70 40 and On the ot
40. 100 NJ ct ~ 80 20 DO l235 ~ at 81 ~ 40 i52
10 al 81 10 do. l,3lt N, at - ~ ~ CO. 5o'
n. at 81 rs; 10 Kentucky oxen Cows, etc., ~. ID al
% McPhersOn Mixed western steers J. ~ ~ AT 20
do I4r3 10 at 10 TO- LAP NJ, 10 - - do l3.Z
u, at s. 30 do, l4s0 B at s. 4G DO l'20 H. 9t - 5
DO 535 10 20 lZi Co. i2S3 10. az 500 90 09O
H. al 50 do l30O 10 40 @ 49, 90. no H. at r. a. w
o. IA D. e. s59 p d. si a 90 40; y cgTs
SO; do H. at 81 90 clters 1870 ~ az 50 III
II Bulls 1906 H. ~ Se state Stegs Cows and Bulls
l2l6 70, o. Sc. - .
sherman Culver 10 Ohio steers 1 1916 ~ at s. 25 8
Co. LAO IS o. IS DO 1893 D. at 81 % q do llS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-12
NEwYoRK Dec II The following the total net 70.
peiptsof cotton all IN ports september !, 1888
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dec H. Provisions-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
S2s ud Long clear Middlcs. 20s Cd Short Clear Mddes.
3ls Nd. Short RIBS. S4s Od shoulders. Us Od per cwt
Beef-Sls %. for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess Gus Cd
PorE-rrme Mess, 5Qa Qd per boil Prime Mess Eastern
bis Western. i2s Lard Alaencan 34s. Cd: Prime Mos
oIn 33s Oh Lard Oil S7s Oh lIanls-Long cut 42s 0d
shoulders ID Butter S3s Cd for finest United
states. Cheese-A mencan Choice 45s od. W9eat-Hed
Is ID bd; Red Winter, Is "a a IS o
per cental SUung7s id; New Western Winter,7a 4d
New Mixed Western. As. I'd; California NO l. IS. 81 %
ID; Californian No Is Cd d1s.2d per Genital Produce
Spirlts TufDentnc 21s ?d do at London 27s ID per
cwfa petroleum. id a t. pergallOn. CoverSeed
American Red 49s. cwt. TaOy-21s 3D. Dcrcwt JIosn
Common Pale. lis cd. zoe. Cd Lnseed OH. 2la
Cd per cwt. TallOw-Fnc Amerc1I. 26s 81; Prime Cg,
-s per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hud quart
eIs. I'D. fOie quarters. 3is1. per H. ..a.,
rhcr9cepts for the past three dVs were ObuOO
ceHtals, Incl ldiDg 1000 cantals Am'uclu.
The receipts at American corn for tbs past areo days Wco
Aj.lOO Ceutals.
LONpoN. Dec -ProduCe-Tinsecd oil. 22l a s2l os:
Cd per tun Calcutta Lnseed 43s Cd qurrter llns9ed
Cake 81 6s IS Refined Petroleum. d 3D. ~
ia per gallon: spirits Turpentiuc 2,A 30. per cWt;
OF. ROsin-CummOn 80. 81. per cWti
Pale alls PTOvsionsIard. 33s. Od. per cwt. Tor
American sugar Ga. per cwL for Cuba CentIlIngal
polazing and lis Sd 1ljN 0dOT Cuba Muscoyado ta
refining anoat; Australian Talow-Beci, Dis %. n 2os.
9d; Mutton. 24s. ia. 02Os Oh Cocoa Nut Ou-CeYloh'
&I7 o.. Cochin. &3l Os.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
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ApTrlr RIVER BRANCH

l I EEW YORK y f.V.HAVIN AND HARIIolI D Il: FJi
q-oins .1,e llr,m River station c'futI - - 49,
Iinconayc near third Avenue BIRDIE aGis o,Iy orrep
re',bad bv Vnrd Avenue Elevated lairoaul dtnN ~
GS,"" ~ is 100 glO 1000. ll:'6 a M 2;lu. 1.,'
4 iG = 90 Is go and 500 for Port MOTIFS W.
80 pant, Ituuts Point, Mrs Farms, an No't'
Cc.r. inpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bai biIioE ~ ny
tlu and New Hutheit, conn g t.- -
- pi,tsfie with trarr for oil poi.S on we n ~
En-. Nr., York NCw-H1ven and liaritoid l'li,o,, 80,
ana piVlsiDu+s New tnH'h VI ut,'l"l' VI,
S tt.l and -u.Hed Branches and Boston ana a points
Iaa' ,,-.,..,,. ,,l al trt,rr,s,i4to .f1.
ti,u- r. y 10 TO- m laily except Nond VS..
Sew Rochelle ana .l ll.'l
flr.a .uU $50 % M i l'.D mi
M Ng Rochelle Uay trains 10 Gran" NtN'l "eP' anu
Stamford
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Gtrcwttals an0 Railroads.

Y r11ICU VALLEY RAILROAD-PaSsenge
irlvc depot foot ~ Cortiaudt and ncsbroses SIS
At a. d. o. cgt I,1, 'a Dian a l .9, III kes
ferrI lowlu1A Naycry ithaca Cen lyons ,a, 30, VIZ s
t ., frrIr.r through coach % iun dNY. Local va NJ
a. a m and 80 p. Iu iT Eas A. l.'hI.A'lD anu 81
az o. i.e M Al A. m !. and go p IA connect Tor 81
.lus ao,ov and ton regions sunday train
i.aves for MauCh Chunk and ll1L gtou "a. H.
oeReIA H-'''oi" N1NN'' -'' l. b. BNINGTON, @. p A
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Do. Worth Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
Cl.NNHAL MANKEr REPORr.

CoFFEEspot firm but quiet at Sasc for fair no sales
n Mons moderately active at some advance Closing nOWtN
STey STEADY. sales = $50 BAGS closing DeSeRD9G o.
OG75 February, o.. Il Uou MllQ GFdues
f sfeay; sales 4iIl bags MaIacaiOo l,2a3 Baa' ana
co0 hoIes Mexican on private terms: . -, CT. 40
bVV N~DOt Cotton gu et and Lice lower sales, liz
nee bel voiies 800 ahecepts at the ports oay 800
go AGAINST 1902 day last week ana %, $50 TINS uH
- r Tor the week 24t3jH. AGAINST az I3I last We
aud US 35l asst year since september ZVUo'-l- oo7
.aSt,st y 90 90 Tor the period last year
hc quotations according TO the American cassluCdoh