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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
In store New-YoTk, Brooklyn and Jersey City grain
and held Ia lighters crrtCateL:
Total BUSH II oS5 O94 I7.46I.sss 12ls29sl los54Ito

HAY AND STRAW QUIET and without change Hay
No l. prime stock, S5dfO, No 2 1bd Sec; 40 & G5 1Uc
shipping 55c Glover oOd 55c Clover Mixed 90 zoe. straw
Long % u 70c., Short 90 j5c. osL 40d5Jc. Wheat
hops Tuli and irregular. Amenean-New.york
State 1856. Prime TO Choice 2oG-7ci lair
GOOD 2jc.: do. 1855. Prime 10 Choice. ~ lie.
DO Common Medium. lJG l2ci Pacific Coast. crop
1886. Prime 10 thOcr. 25Gzfc &c. far 10 tioO'
~ U24c do 1885 lUd l3c. Foreign Bava
rian an E0neaan crop of lesG 20 "Oc Mixed
do u 23c; AltnaIks Ii d2Oci English do 2OG22c
MOLASsES-icU ma lri WIS today EoniDai one Oh the
basis at poe for b0o test boiling stock ~
NETALs-Iron cctiitcaes Nominal Trans cradle notices
steady al p IL ~ spot 22a z24or.
i.raDx ~ l5c. toploi-Negrctc Traits
lei able (Iako Issuoi at llhc ho thi bars t3v
Lead at 2 with no buyers Transferable notices
Issued al Az .c Spetri-Dul On bids OF &c Irans.er
ADJ. police i-slosi al 4.COc.
NAVAL .ToREs-U,nrraly duh at sGc for merchaniaIle
sp.iis Iurpeniinc Rosn quiet and unchanged suaiue.
"a 'es. d$l 10; Good stnllne,. 81 % ~ 700
81 25 VI No g. ~ 42L; H. 81 i7; ]. 81 65: H. 81 10
asx05. NJ " co. \. ~ 90. ~mdo" Glass. SO 10. VI
tel White s310ds3b0
OiI,-A lar Jo,uE bnsinos pa ssLf but the
has Iori Cottonse crude 3Ud3lc; Cotton
sed. summer yellow lar 10 Prime. 81 5oc Iocoahut,
ItyI0u. CSC. CocOanui Cochin. ayc LLsecd.
Sc inSeei. raw, eseIn BIC; lA iiie teseHt maze.
6Oa Ole; crude sound. 81 22c.; gnt pressed.
extra bcacei. 32c sp,IIn. uutc. 70c natural winei,
Toe; blcacled wipior. s0c natural spring, lOaIlci
bleached spring. 7Jc; Vale crude, Northern 3va6lci
crudo southern, x7c; natural winter, 5l0aS,s Icacncd
winter 4OGilc; extra beache,l 43GtIc Red PLAN. 32D
&c. lttd rApouhon. &c; iak. 2S' Stialir .Oc O'c,
5jdOoc. PALM. y.c. Muslar,ls, CT. 42'aai5c.
OCEAN fKEIGuIS-iIir nsiIkrt Has niJ Hralr one To-
day rates ing dee ieI Lang s..-.-OlOniO
hence. bark. $1,000 BUSH lIsin lh!.an ierinsCohh
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'ransscrahlc notices M O. 40

fLoURAND MEAL-FLOUR-An increased business was
pcts Prcr ,"Sa as n laase Generally chane
grades holders claim having secured slight advanre
Fa'ra - co s. for the %e. indies s,oIn Fine
Gs oo Sh Fsr oO 10
"a o F"Sy e od % g tor
Choice the latter for two orvate brands OF pCn
ouo,ation.@Fine 81 sSoerns s2 ass %
= SH d Sp%% t,s 70 s"Sy
cncSs i gs.srS g aS E 6,as ~ I" Fair s
ts s'ss 9a" os.s kf M"us;o,,s $
ss cs e sYF t. sssi
ss, s "" IS q, T. Hsss q
e e1y Mi1' si7s 81 's
hnN Sc ss 30 ana naef Far pp to Oe co Ss
.Va oo g 5'T h..'i II fLoTi light
i p% bye Yellow S8Os %ssiern ososes
VINE a, = Is as sS......BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-a"oted
uRGiS~wHEAr-cash lois have been more active. hrn
H' ciy milling option.
very rIss~ a i" osS opened steady d.eneS
an's under S hi cs pes Of o aa
bushels future $4,000 bushels spot neu ling No iIari
ssc so Red soc in elevator we 3d. TO- T. r. No r., %h ps
eemOer closing so.c do. January oo. ao'c closing
a! do February 9!as23c dosing a. %, go Ito
co,ins Al 65 TO- May 96t, c06 H. closing 9G9.c.. da
5Hns o7%ss7 &c c cs St 81 Ds DO =, 'ps elo'
HARLEY and FARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal
H. closing rn with oerate business Tor export AIT
options continue slow aud steay prices "a &c
Opened higher advance OF 10 &c.
declined lac. aud lowest the
day SaesyOi bushels future 2O0UO Jusels spot in
Guiding Ungradei Mixeat iGi4 a4c; 40 ~ 70. steamer
46s 947c. in elevator 4SLc delivered No 2 va PC
I'm elevator 4Sa. O49c. anat; No. December. h0'hna
do January >3,c closing 47c no. February AZ .
lJc; May closing at GA iS-Si"t
a. ia higher. clos.np hfin up
tons du. and otlrr months ancians
closing steady a nigh prices the day sale ~.
bushels spot ntur iueuiins No = ~ o o. To m
3i5t d.}5c.; Whitc. JS' 1850 NJ
White 4Oc. Mixed Western 81 937r. White lo. 81 az e.;
White state 3Jd lie. No = December closing at ~ &c.;
do January 81 7sc closing "a no. February. 80 49,
closing At 35alc. TO- NAV ~ al &c, closing AT 81 &c
FEED-Quiet. w and unchanged.
Walkers Private Olly CIrcLitr December z' 1880 Ne"
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Erie RAILwAY, now known =. the , NEW,

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
- YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Through trans leave 2s stations .. same
earlier from Chambcrs-st
Ga m-Da'ly except santays Day E.orsss snTss or..
Buffalo, Sleeping Coscbes Hornelsville 70 frpcinnatL
tr m-Dailv. Chicago and ~ ouis TmIfed." solid
Meadvlle Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 LouiA
Nocxtra charge for fast time.
RuTeIo snsnenson Bridge md Toronto The Pullman
ccacn ronis between New York md Toronto
Coaches TO Bnehanton Flmira Buffalo Niagara Fa Gin
uIsr,crd sn6 ssss,c l4s s4n 100 ESQ. $50, 1870
1900 noon lar 400 $50 40 sio o;3n S;sm 40
ssG 5s i ~ rs t lSs' rs SI scU ,e s%ceSsS
go s5 20 &c H 20 #, ' ssc r ss
145 500 800 Io3op. M 1900 ridnighf. snndsys stS
$40 100 100 ~ a. m lao Alb e'so 7Aa 300 1890
y gso sy o !6 s sSo s so s aso i9 9sS
LOO iac6, m. and izso midnir,t III; except SUNDAY
SUNDAYS 9;i5 M s;2n go 500 D. ~, aao sso an,
sS s ~ S5 asO 56 ESQ., ~ AMI II aoo s.I
SUNDAYS 6.46 $40 1920 m. l;i5 Ais 6iso. 800 1870
Warwick 800 1920 10. i:3O Sundays j4oA m.
MontIreIIo 800 m. ss0n 10; m, Am s,o 49,,
6OJ n. IN. SUNDAYS s.3Oa M and 500 J. m ,,o
Montgomery Rondout and kingston 4i5 eooA m- ''o >
s@"q nnnm Sl' 900 H. $50, N except sunday.
Goshen l:45 545 1850 200 1920 m. $50 5oJ t3l FL
90 $50 D. m. sundays DAD e''o io'1" "' WV
MiaIe town. ia5 5:is 1850 eoo 1929 s5l az Err
pdr =" ervis AS. 75o 900 1920 a n 800 40 800 ssr,.
TIrkefs or massage Drawing Room ami
Sleeping Coaches Ne tanned and orders for the
N"s ac III al Bioa way Isl WeSi.st n y. Nos 33l
Futonsi. Brookvn or at me COMPANY pepoS =, IN,
Express trains from tie West arrive In NewYorkA fz'
100 JOHN N ABBOTT Gent Pass'r Agent New-York-
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Gteantuoais an0 RailrOuCs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1880
GREAT TRUNK LINE


Trains leave NowYora. besbrosses Courandt
FERRIES as follows m, cha VA. ,,,,, ,,u,... ,.,,..
Chicago Limited paror Dining. smoking sleep
Nanspsri. LOCK- iiayeu $3.50 NJ E ~ Cory mi Ers
a. % sSaa no., a; CORY for 'n'vie Petroleum
Esi sS a2 lie So sn Washington
E1s Of Pullman r1lacg Gsr' ay except sunday
ine Washington $3.50 I. regular 500. 500 and Am:
' aso 1U and a ami i2 "a nigh" NIGHT 'uN
re-, Aar's Cl', except sunday Pm O,
Long Branch. lay JUNCTION.
"a On ssny 54S 'S a, m and ~ " DO stop At
Iei Oh ioni aud Norfolk New.YOrs Philadelphia AM,
Bay lane sSo@ IN weekdays ys'' D' va ''' ""
Boais1 Brooklyn Anucx with All through trains
stJerscy CIV noIdns spe,'y and direct transfer Tor
n nna a5s' 'O daily ro Wilmington and bamo9e
GS So "a -9 $50 Sso ESQ., G SSS ss s an io 1919
p PS iSc G2S 900 100 sS rs $3.50 s ssS
GO: $:to 10. 80; go iSS9 n'sS 'Sy and I;sd
Sn- ss Sn GgG o6 80 rs and i5Js IN ' ''''
FOX PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New YORK Wa DesOrosso,
Go. go $50, W Washington Limited aud IL Chicago
L'e an! ! u MINT A co. iS1 AMI
a.o sundays, Express, $40. $3.50. - ~ LimeD.
Trains s4 sS a y .ssc sgG sa lS " IL . an
sa lS soanS5f At ssa,dn "s na o ~
liz leivo irud station, Phlai
1901 $40. iuJ. $40 I'D $50 40 $40 B. lJil IL AL
ll;loL iilmiiel Express l;li ant 4s5O p NJ ilt9
"a D. o. Utl. az. S:l2 and 900 ON SUNDAY, l.ol.
80 400. 4io 3.ln $50 v4O. a. M. i2io. 1850 lmoi
b;5j, Ia: aDd sl2 - ~.
Leave Philadelphia, Via Camden. 800 daily. except
day
and loot UI Dcsvrussrs AM cOhrtlln M coart.s
ana BrUukyn Anhcx Hat.un Fulton.st Brooxlyu
station Jersey Lity his rant tcket O,hcc No Blllary
Place aud tast.
~ lransivr Company Nh call
Lal a.r ilou nO,eS resLioaisN
uiIAs H.. PJGii, ]. Il. WOOD
General Maaaser General fass'e Agent
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NR LOwELDS NEW BOOK.

DEMOCRACY, end other Addresses h sAnss M,lu
LOWELL lcmo. Up W. SAo
~. rn-.,,,. occasional addresses in England pro-
l,..a = str,ug impression there. and the 'mPe'i0os
sN.... ~ shem which reached this country were
"a lin general delight Presented now IN COM
,late and authentic form. they seem moro 'e"'aiA-
.h,e than before Some of the beat OF tnem aro ~
br,cf and apparently simple that careless rra"'i
might easily be deceived as to their quaity' ivy
are not at all like the literary essays preserve" "
Mr.. Lowelrs earlier collected vcIumes-'horongn
.r5 wi,le.eeachinp studies which, IL they 40 not
exhaust their snbject at least treat IL IN 80 com
rrehensive anil searching manner that We ieei on
LAYING them down that for the present at least 10
more needs TO be said But the method whicn s"''s
the quarterly review would be Intolerance I'D '"oh
spoken addresses as Mr.. Lowell was caiieu upo" "
make on ceremonial occasions. here " "a'
important that the listeners should De aoie W "N
ths;r attention upon some salient and commanding
tbousht The speaker displayed his tact III choos-
ing inst that aspect of large theme WHICH ny
ouick aud partial view gave the Justest ilp''s'''n
Of the complicated whole; and In TINS eNerc'se "a
the talent for selection he manifested also TIE very
highest qualities of the critic thus III the "o-
dressses on Stanley, Coleridge. Fielding. Words
,wor,b and Don Ouixotc which are slight in dimen-
ATOMS. easy and sometimes conversational ID lone
n. IL mot trying 10 forci an eectbut be II choosing
from full mind some one or tw, consioe'"'o"'
which illustrate essentials and when ne mas
6nisi ed there is not of US whose comprehension
nj the general subject is not far better than IL was
before. The happy faculty Of saying just inc r'en'
thing in inst the right way has seldom been more
lully cxhib, ed than in the address at Exeter si
nm the do ath of President Garfield ore Is puzz'eo
perbaps to d,ine just wherein the excellence oi
This grave, sympathetic. natural and wholly un-
rhetorical speech lay but the verdict was nnani-
mon, .t the tine that nothing could have oeeh
better and that verdict is not likely to be shaken.
The style of these addresses is less eplgramma''c
than that of tie review essays. but not less
polisbed. Often we are startled and dei'ghted ny
a pbrasc W hose IT cuts as deep as Hosea bislows
or whose beauty CLOVIS with the imagination Oh the
poet. What an inspiration was the remark ABOUT
lean Stanley that I" We visited him as We WISH
clearer sky and warmer climate" And how many
gems of expression one might Gull from the famous
address on Democracy" how many nowers o,
criticism from the discourse ON BOOKS anu
Libraries" at CHELSEA. Mass. The recent Harvard
anniversary address brings the valuable Illus
volume to q close.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per- NORTH hirer, Vessels and adlroafS
GENERAL MiRKET REPO rs.

corrrrRr,zl growths were firmly held on the basis ~
,tc Tor far Rio spot cargoeS sa cs 900 bags sam ~
No u i31c Mild crowths firm. Tho enron maIkc.,
had cay opening an advance OF 5@ly pons n ana
c n,n,. ~ follows: January. .toal265: Fc1rl.
ppy H. hosl9.6i March l2.snal255: April l25 a
i2e0al3b5; December 1870. saies. 1000 bags
ZORRO N-Spot prices nged AMI TIE movement
was light one The sales l7S bales. t72 last Friday
evening" an which Tor CONSUMPTION Re poit r..
ceis today O2i bales comparing with 63S3 bes
ms day last 80 800 aes ts dav last year ince
nteber the total port receipts have been 81 527 bales
CON parDg 343542 bales for the corresponding period
last
foil
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Nnrtion Sales.
BLAST FURNACE, IRON ORE, COAL,
~ LIMEsroNE AND RAILROAD PROPERTIES

u
- LIMESTONE An ID RAILROAD PROPERTIES
Al kEckIVtNS SALE -
PURSUANT TO JOuKNMENI Tho properly ofTHE
EVEHkIi IRON COMPANi viii be sold al puDc anclion
by Fred rick Prime Jr. Receiver ut everett. Bedford
County,, Pennsylvania, Oh WEDNESDAY,, January II.
1881 IL clock the ONCE OF the the
furnace property under o the tnou States Circuit
Court for the Western District OF PensvaDia ana for tic
District OF Maryland
parcels the most advantageous bds 10 he adopted provided
reach &zl5,UOO. the
The parcels will lie substantially AS follows:
Furnace and plant wiil 100 acres IA furnace. dwell
ings shops etc and railroad
Dallas tho Bedford Diyision OF Inc PeDnsy
Railroad Il !. niies)
Limestone tract 30 IN fee, with quarsies IA mile
from lurIace) ~
percIcs VI 1887 aercS la pcrces oi
fignts. IN lee, with rafOaa sDVut miles long.
rights royalty IN Allegheny County
Maryland about 1913 lao pcrches III lee and lUJ0
acres 30 peIciies royalty. -
lands 5l5 in fec withcolieresmi
houses lilo ovens, miles from fuInhce)
q. Telephone lines about % niles
a. Personal property, rolling Stock etc. enumerated In In
ventory.
This property has the merit OF combining complete and
plant with iron nestoDe coal coking
fsciues aud railroads. IN the ownershp aud Ia neal
nsglsy; -. .ro .,no., r.r On, ,.nr,.en,
cash onay Of over 100000 besides s2JOOOv stock paid
for the land
Full particulars application to
FREDERICK PRIME. Receiver
22Z south Thirds Philadelphia, Penn
GRAY q DAVEN PORT,
llb broadway, New.York City. n. Y.
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corr,y INlt.',-tf rst.sIt,Pt

GALVESTON Dec 27.-COtton dull Middhng 8 1915 Low
NddinE. 50 Good Ordinary =; net grOss receipts
cxpots cOsstwise 442V Uaos sale go
slogk, IoU56j DalcA
NORfoLK. dee. 2i-CCston steady; Middng 9s and
gross receipts 2ll1 bses exports coastwsc 1895 bales;
sales SiS uaics; stock ~. 1Js bales.
SAVANNAH. Dec 2I,-COton quiet Middng y 1916 Low
hindIng. Il.l6s GOod Ordinary. = 5Ib. gross
receipts 800 bales exports 10 britain. 4JJH
$50 baes; saleA LOO bales stock. ll9,Si2
bales.
\Ew-ORLRANs. Dec. &c Jtt0n dull Midiling. Low
hidng, %. Good or mary 50; gross receipts,
20 $50 bales sales zoo bales stock. Az, YlS BALES
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european Advertisements.
0RATEFUL-cOMF0RT
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-"B nv thorough knov iotge OF the natnrs
the operations OF dixeson and nutrition
careful appIica ton OF II ne eres Of weise
eced Mr. Epps provided our breakfast tables wiz
decaely Favored beverage ch NAV save US many heavy
doctors bills ia icious " such articles
diet that constitution may Do gradually built up unstr0ns
resist tendency todseas Bundeda OF sud-
tie ades boating around us ready to attack wherever
weak poiLL We many fatal SHAFT ~
keepinV oil fortified with pure blood and prop
1rv nourshed rane"-ftivi service Gazette .
Made simply with boiling water milk. sold only IN hai
pound by labeiol thus JAN Eo kPrS & CO.
ionipopat THE Chemists LONDON, England
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BUFFALO Dec. o. wheat-sale' Va Hari ranged at
epa 40 &C.. No ! Hart Northern Ifacihc, ~ 9c.
No = l;ei Winter s5SasGS. No | White
Mh higan SJdS; .c...... tOn-ND 3. sJi2c.i No 4
42slc. - No. 8 yellow. isc.: No.
Oais-Ao. White 55.c No = White Western "a Sc
M. Mi.cd barley quiet ami weak iiye neg
lee led .iiscsils-Floar bbi,s Whoat 5000 yush
Corn Lish. Oats 10000 lush. bhpinents heat
$1,000 bush; Corn. A,OVv puslL
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OF
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER ILROA Recommending November L. 1881
through trains will leave 6rini Ce1trli Depot
TO H., Rochester Express through dIa"lng-room cars 20
Albany Troy Montreal. and Syracuse. .
800 = he Limited, with dining cars. stopping ~
Albany Utica Syracuse Ro hester Buffalo NIAGARA rAIs
Erie Cleveland aud Toledo arriving at Chicago Voo III
lay. -. c....
daiglia a Rochester 49,, ,,..
SSo d No. Albany Troy and Utica Express with drawing
room rroy. .
LouIs Express. with sleepingcars
IL ulao tincnpati Toledo. De'roit Chf
oarn and ~. Louis. Dninp New York to Albany
viii syracuse
ami Ia rOad also TO Montreal
500 d. m. -eeper arrives Rochester .:to a ms
RunaIo' O.35 4. M and Cleveland lll5 D. M next,tay
tcl5 m Pacific Express with seepngcar> toi nono,;
Ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Ioelo, Deroi Anu
Chicago scepngcas To Clayton AMI ogdensOurg aAiS o.
1i.l5 = m Night Expres4 with ,e,ul roIcs 20 AonY
ami rr,y Connects with the morning trtns Jr tho ,ss
and FOR the North except >ttnr tty NJ ~ A. ,....
Iick,ts on sale G.ani Central Depot. NO BATTERY
Places al I.r,awav Harlem DEPOT. lZ5ts anu ttn.sVe,
sI AT ,Scous Express Oncea PARK place near bIoA.
York Washington and $50 Fulton ss. brooklyn ana ~
4tllst, WILLIAMSBURG ,..- .... .. AZ.
IRA wing AMI sleepngcars can oe
nrnrur AT any OF Offices In Ne~fork City, All
y33 " ash ngtou-SL. Brooklyn
Ie % an eckei rom reslienc@
sTIrse trlns tally All jthsrs lazy sScept Hin AZ
~ e.rnIaskY u. NJ. hENDRiCK,
General superintendent o'heii assepher Ascn~
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Drp GOODS.

GLOVES !-Ladiss, Attention J! Gloves !!
NJ t;loyesii Bon Marche and Louvre tPars) Govrs re-
tailed At JAMMEss. Importer So West l6thst between
bth and 9Th aves.
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REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWlCf
t.ARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
<NEST SHORE RAILROAD

w ~. \. 60 n. H. Co.. lessee.
Trans leave s2,-sL station follows. and 10 MIN
utcs Garner uom loot q, Jay ISL, North RIVER.
Chicago $500 a. m, 'O:O5 $40 H.
'UUo. 10 y.
Niagara Falls, sis. -sb5 H. @o:u5. 's:l5 IN.
hngslon, eauEcItics. Iatskh. Albany. o:l5.
-7;lb. .y:JJ l:5U - AGO, -U:U5 'S;lj
kOinM ALL Ncwbufg, -o;lS -f;io
800. .IvlJ. ll.JOa. I:UoJ:UO 'o:lJ mi and WV.
Il. IA. Cranstun's Cornwall NowUurg.
lur Canada last, 900 q. III.
Iiunlllun, London. Y:55 a. 900 Sl3 Toronto.
Elegant sleeping Tor iufao Niaafs fais pe'foie
Clltago and st. Louis ali through trans II, -.
-DaIly DAILY except SATURDAY oiAei "'in' ' es'P'
timetables plrlor sleepln, Cur accom- no
lions ar apply Offices Brookyn-55S "asa
f.,ton FuitOn-st Annex Ohoe, iuvt OF rutDnst
New ork CiLy 1868 1856 942 BGoadway; l6J Bowory ant
Wext shore stations loot West 42sL iuolo Jay e. ~ Il
' uENHl MN hll.
A ltSsc aer A.
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do i45o b. at 70 TO- d. s's o. . To- d.
g. 20 % c as5 C D. = IS So s. do S att So
s3' a. 1866 b. = 8 %Is o.
III g. e. 9t5 b. at o''s' Du'
" l53 r. a j. CO. say ia sI 70 e, : 81 10 ia
3 M -, &C. ~ ca iS7 BE- Al t IS o @ iaoo D. az
So o' RIIss e o. r I g 81 & 90 q o. 1853
D. 90 10 i" "sS y, p +, 70 o'' Oxen" l'd d. at ~ 0o'
A. Manios, hersO steers; 1870 o. Pt S5 l2ao 1890
i q TO- %' u o. lido 1915
a. : = Essential 10 II Dry Cows $40 ID at $50 DO $40
D. $. iza; 2O1en 1880 ID, at 81 l2; 10 Bulls iooo H.
J. 9sHaberg: IA Ohio 1851 ID. at s. 10 Hecrs,
1880 ID. at 20 10.
ls7 head Tho heavy arrivals caused decline in grecs early
on,,non To- Cholre Cows $50 $55 per head,
with selected retail Il at so
sale g, EssL.Il II Common cows, at $40 each
err: Vs s.y 5000 Good .s ss p at sSi i each
b. Mchersou 10 Ordinary TO Good Oows at $50 ss per
Commissioning we're 40 head all at cotll't on
ana quotations without charge
a S9ns o. an" Poor so at vs s at 81 al"
sarsal en9eck Davis: IS nrsSseis 20 10 at 2c 10
h%@s q Mullen 3 Fed caves $50 10, at Ssc svea's,
fge ciis Nelson Veais III n at7c - do. Isl 10.
Dienback Dewey Fed Calves 2G2 70 SIG veals,
10 10. at &c; 10 100 10. at 7'.c oo, =.
al Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 3O2 cars OF G,924
Al jersey lty T. cars AT OOrst lnre
HE tie trade today, AMI while Common STOCK
iolro, cmont. Good 10 Chocc ruled firm. with
aub- shafe higher
Urinary Prime sheep sold at SO 50dsJ To- Choice and
30 80 % COnmUn 10 Choice Lambs At 5c
| U1c.
Sales.--future & Mullen l5G State Sheep. 50 70. at 42c;
100 State Lambs SJ ID. at 7c
LalcuDecK X Day.s $40 state sheep co b. at SIG 2l2
Ind ana no. 1873 do 1873 ID al 4S.c lI6 esiern
do 10 go 1919 Northern canada Lambs. NJ 10. ut
Cc ~ ID. Al Osa; 30 Canaan do. 40 3D. al 81 81,
I1Ilepback 81 esiern Sheep 10 10, 1T A. 200
do 30 $40 do ll3 10. at 4s,c; 90 to- lU4 10. it
-; "a eSern Sheep ami Lambs los 10 at NJ 40 do
&C. Isl Cnada Lambs o2 ID. At CSC; 3ii DO 20 TO-
/ Al &c. 80,
STATE sheep Lambs % ID. At ~ 50 III Northern Canada
Lambs, 10 10 at SIC 49,.
j. ~ frcock I3l Mich, Sheep 100 ID. at - 90; l56
Kentucky 1903 at - a.; PIP Kansas do 80 No. al 81 80
IA escrn 30 6 at S. 80 1916 OHIO do ~ TO- At ~ lO3
Michigan LAMB. 40 ID. al 2c sauriay 252 Michigan
j. T. >ai,er 200 Western sheep 90 ~ at 81 40 1893
II 30; lsl OHIO do loo b. at 80 10; l66 Ken
Iu ~ II d. At IA So l7s do ~ ID. AT ii 70, lao
10 10. at 10 %
l6do I4U b. - 25i 2O7 chicago do 80 To- ut - 40 II
Chicago ain5s. " ID, AT 30 Oh.
Newton Gileu: 81 Indiana Sheep. 1872 b. at j9c 80
Ina, ana Lambs 80 ID. AT O1tc.
uOOS- Receipts were 65 0.33s hoad-35 at
- Vt iOtrsi. FeciIng
Iiugs are quoted ut 4sa4as.
Ssies-shcrnan Culver ~ Ohio Hogs 1873 h. at4ssc.
J. q. Smith ~ ohio Piss. % n. at IL 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINr.

rAvASyAH. Dee. 27.-TurDcntino firm II 500.
MiLhI>0foN. Dee. 2s.-iurpentinu nrm Al 81 y,
CnARILhION Dec. .I.--InrptItIne nteady NJ 3Jl4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-28
Dantiuy Aeaoemies.

ALLEN DUDWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth-ave.
Classes md private lessons 7. GEORGE DoDwoRTH.
I'll circular New work dancing
contains teaching all modern dances
Full instruction the cohon and $50 figures sent post
ae paid on receipt 81 BOY stamps postal order
the at ). T. Gordon & son. No Is East l4th.st
NewNOrk
ENERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1872 East 55th.st.
i A school Dancing Department and Casthenios EK
ercscs aid private lessons send ior circular
MR., TKENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
VI BROADWAY AND 32D-ST.
LESSONS EVERY DAY AND EVENING Circulara
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miscellaneous.
nR. VELPEAU'S CANKEkINE

the immediate burns sca,ds sore throat and
mouth bps piles t"o.lache. ETC., No rrnely
ever oferea can equal II best puiifers OF the
breath TOothaehe cured rum three 10 nve
Al buri,s and scadr ifOn i've
minutes. CHARLES n. CRIT ENTON. Ito Futon
York, Wholesale agent aud for sale by druggists
generally.
lust RECEIVED.--A large invoice of long
- French bsr and able supply Indies with switches
any length up 10 50 inches, ut 50 EACH
n. GUILMARp 8il Broadway.