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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-01

METROPOLITAN THEArER--At the Metro
politan this evening the California Theater
Company will commence weeks engage
ment. Tie company is doubtless the best
that has visited the city for MANY tav.
comprising many artists of Acknowledged
ability, while all are so well qualified that
the organization is well balanced, and their
performances free from the annoyance 10
which the theater-going public has 50 ire
quently been compelled TO submit, of fine
acting on the part of some being ruined by
the wretched inefiiciency of others. This
will be seen by glancing over the names of
the performers, viz: Mr. and Mrs. Mckee
Rankin, Frank Mordaunt, j. k Harkins.
J. J. Wallace, Joseph Holland, George Os.
bourne, c. G. Ray, \. II. Kirkland. c. G..
Green, Mabel Bert, Adele Waters. Mrs. Z.
NJ. Bates, Emma Marble, Mrs. George Os-
bourne and Trelia Foltz. The management,
promises that the plays rendered will be
put upon the stage with the same care as in
San Francisco and with this assurance.
coupled with the strength of the company.
series of very fine entertainments may be
anticipated. To-night's attraction will be
Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame" The prices
OF admission will be, dress circle, 81: gal
iery, 90 cents. No extra charge for resery-
ing seats.
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ALL THE GRoCERs KEEP IT. "a
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HOTELs AND RESTAURANTS.
PACIFIC HOTEL
HoRNLEIN na,,~., Proprietors.

So Street Cars from Depot pass tie dooreve,v
five minutes ia5t
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BANKING HOUSES.

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TJyHE FINEST FIvE-cEN CIGAR IN THE
Il Market. Also, fine line Of Imported and
Key West on hand at IDS street.
jaS-isim K. II. PETIT. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

ior week I'LL M thscueh IS cara. consigned 70
w. rars on saic market Gull and weak ~ I'd ~,
& Fair 10 aod Native shipping Steers "A io~s7 w.
all % ,,.o ,o.oJ for thus FAR,
mead, roT sans tine isp week SiCG head cOnsi%sI %
tbroign ears to New OF orr 60, IL Sa IS;
,n'rkst h-ler and firm; TO talr 70 49,
% 81, % si 75 Extra 81 $3.50 15 lambs nrn,
tiood 20 Choice sOd at 80 70 dSO 30 : hAuN D"" ~
all the stock sold ...., 10, ,xaat .hus
Hons Rcccipts TO-DAY At head toa ior aeeS on con
SS heId Tor am, time lat week. 2l,Gyn nes, n ns
signed through 20 cars: 20 70 Sew onasi 40:
nm sae. market duh and higher; i1yA o. 70
Light Mixed 81 2O64 30; selected Mediums - ,sr
no Choiee Heavy here: Rough Ends % oo@ff i"' ~
ket closed weak loads left over. ,oo ahinuonts
ST ioris Feb 2t.ta'ts-liecepts lluu Sieers
701, marvet active Fair 10 Choice NaJlve shpphg a
$40 asj3 81 atIye Butcher SteerA So Z9Vst % G6
and Hefers. 81 2jds3 10 Stoekers ana fee"e1'' - "
81 % g, nm t,g,t 81 $50
Hocs-Rccel;ts 800: snIpments 1000: LAX II" 0'N
81 ! Pncsinr = gOnS4 -: Heavv ~ 2o0et ~ An, and
ljD: shlDnent-. oIV' hlitA0V 'A"- ~
active COnIlOn Choice. 81 130ti o.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr Alfred Parsons has made beautiful sketeh OF
.Thc Fair Vale o sprinRhaven" which will serve as
frontspcce OF the April Barper IL accompanies tne
oneuipg chapters Mr. BlackmOre's "Springhaven "a
novel whose charming heroine Introduced under the
taking name OF Horatia Darling.
Mr. Edmund {. stednan is preparing an article on
literary subject for The Nev Princeton Rericw.
Mr. Andrew Carnegie. in his forthcoming book. "Iri-
un,nbant Democracy asserts that IL Is In agriculture
and the Industries that accompany and extend IL ln"I
the American n peopea to find their proper de'eioP
mept-" not" he adds "in chasing the hctoh Vi 'nc ga"
ryipg of merchandise upon the high seas IOr "ho 'h'
,npst contend at disadvantage. Much less shuu they
call for the building OF war ships The present lack OF
navy nsures the Nation u disnfed position III is ono
n, chief glores OF Republic that she SPENDS her
nancy for better ends and has nothing worthy 10 rank
as snip OF war. To build few small SHIPS ana et'
them a navy will invite comparison ana the rasc"'S
comparative must only make the Republic ridiculous
for she wants the strongest navy In the WOr0 OF
none"
The first OF the series OF papers which Mr. Charles
Dudley Warner is about TO bring out In HorPeFS
ooaze presents as his heroine an attractive gir with
n pair OF amiable but rather uncultivated western
pareuts The opens at Fortress MONROE
and Mr.. ReInhart has made admirable
avings of the place Mr.. Warmers monthly
cbapers will tell continuous story. carrying on his
from one American to another
but II is the author does not regard the
work as in any sense novel.
The sprinqded Union remarks severely that NewYork
seems be just the market for the sort OF literary "
MIR. Howells displays in Harper; and 1t proceeds to
cruh this trninc town entirely by the statement that
these wares bear trademark Of New-York provin
eiattsr
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
rorrou MARKErs-BY TELsIRAPH.

liverpool Feb 2i-l?30 p. m-Cotton dull ana prices
GENERALLY m buyers Nddlins pahds on; MV;
StddnS Orleans I'D sales-SUOO bales tnciuuinz ivuo
for snecIlatou export; receipts SO Daes
81 uI,o Amerlcap Futures steady Uplands Low
clause March and April delivery. 46O4d also o7J.
40 Anrl and MAY delivery, 4S64d; also sS,oiu' ao'
Nav and lime delivery, 5l-Gid.; DO June and Juy
livery "a GId July ana August deIVery. VyVu
do August and september delivery oS0 o. aso vv,o'-
There were no tenders deliveries AT tousys or
D m-The sales the day included 6.3OO Osies A"er'
ican. ,, , ,,sd,ro couse February
livery 4G64d buyersj do. March add Aprn aenVs5'
t6.4d buyers; %. April and Nav delivery aiIosa'
buyers do May and June delivery ofotd Sc, se,iels an
do Iun, ana July delivery 5d64d sellers 90 Juy ANU
August aelyery ID Ouyers; do August anu oop'oh
bcr I, livery J8.Gid. buyers .,,, -w ,,,,
n n-ljotton-Futures closed steady; UplandsLow MIL
ding clause February delivery 447b4d Duyer5 10;
rnary ami March delivery 476id buyers TO- nhrcn a
April delivery 47O4d buyers do April anu MAY uent
ery 4y.64 sellers do May and June dellvery
buyers aul July delivery 6iCla buyers , no.
Jnly and August ueyery. ob-J4d sellers 90 AuRuSt
and SeptemhCI delivery 5y6id. sellers -. -, ,o,a
GALVESTON. feD 24.-Cotton wea6 Mlddlng . Srdo @
Low Mddng llG Good Ordinary. 10; net ana gross
SIVaNNAH Feb 24.-COtton quiet Mhdling. > I.loi
Low Mlddlng \: Good Ordinary. IA; me- ana gToss
receipts 63 bales exports 10 the Continent oOo Daes
coastwise l,522 Dales sales 100 baes Stock, foo"
bales. ,,..a,.~ q
Low Mlddling 1916; Cool ordinary, i-loi net re-
ceips 2Y3 bales gross 6,53 bales exports 10 he Con
tuent 200 bales cOastwse, b,OIo Daesi sale3 oVoV
bales; stock, 30o. 73l bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Dancing A1aormies.

ALLEN DODWORTU, GS1 5Tll-ANE.,
n ASSISTED BY HIS SON. PRANK DoDWoRrl I'll
Glasses ana private lessons Gentlemen on Monday ana
Glasses always open for beginners who can enter at ay
time send for circular.
IFXANDER MACGREGOKS, III 5th-ave
y pIiyate ess0ns-stricy prvae-and dancing classes
eyry day Genemens casses MONDAY ana fiday evenings
IFRNAND0'S DANCING ACADEMY, l6Z
il Fast 55thst (Bank Building. Class Lessons AMI IN
yate Instmcon every day aud evening send Tor circular
A large Hall TO let for Select Entertainments.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY. Master OF
NI Daucing 67S jthavo. See Circulars
VN GEORGE DODWORTH. u West 24th-st.,
i A.. formerly with Mr. Allen DOdworth
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
2S0 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

4
For A6ELfAhaSG ami TREHTdX EtE Bound
ISate AZ 40 7t5 59G ilSam, 10. 500 i:sS iS,0 S2a. 80
Direei WAYNE Junction Tor own .SS iTs
chestnut Iill ;at Conmbiaave. for Mana,unk coHS"'
DRAM NG'kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
I$DELPHIA SHtn and ana Grsn r; $50 'ts;
~ al $50 no @ 80 20 s S n oO IS'rs sS
For TX AAVESU PFALk and FliiLiF5bURc III Penn
For or'V% V%iLliAMsPoRT suNBURy. LEwiIssBBUR6S and
foT &HAD6Hi1 REA6iSG aud HARRIS O. at 400 st,
Ills M loo 1880 4Oo $780, 5'4N 1900 D. m' s""u'"
1cG ;ss s'1 rfFrs4aHp At c s4, H.
100. I:aO S;45, 5:l5 p. SUNDAYS at 53ORm
fSr fSr TXMASUA PXt%H at az a 7So % M J5 % m 1870 s aOo
ror iI8e p r. fTnGs iyS and MAUcn cHwSSE
at loo, 700 sac a. IN, 100. lSo $40 o'4' p u"
For iy 400 1900 saS M 100 m 1sS So s.s aOo
For OH HiGii Gil BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. sA1 a H. 'o'
rar S 81 PfPfHMINGToN 7OO s45a m, lCo 1880 400 ''O'
500 $50 D. u. sundays l:5o D. ca, ,oeo lll5a
f%r or 92MhEiSd Sd id 40 40 sG5 tO 100 80 ;s se No.
$50 ZOO $3.50. s;lo lO:Sop NJ sundays ''" '
9S AS PsS so 7oS az ,oS 81 t3o .'So go lss
5$o q 900 S$o 100 ia sl' ;oS gU n l iss. 40
S|c ioO sSV MnGY l1o q q aso 540 s5. 100 M Loo
S. gao ~? S hANcS a. aS &C. ocRAS GROVE an Tpss
tsS p%3s S 5cxdeSt iSs Ocean Grove Grow 900 NJ
For For ,K 'EWooD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAr " "''
si g. M TIC IS cSITYP WiNELAND and BRIDGEroS !"
NV Jersey SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No. T. Noith River via Sansy hpJ hSm.y ycH
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRI0hi;; ~ i1t M; !. - ,to D.
/ fTAKEWOOD TONS KIV ER. and BAhSEo p,,. So 8
Tlck,ts be Iocnre1 at foot OF and 1873
broadway. 600 737 ana 7I9 6thave ny ar l5Sa
10 aud lt5 Greenwich ST. a s9 pr,ncipa N NsM'
York CITY la Brooklyn at No couIe i'm Hoboken.
~ s6b Iufonst 2iu 37a Manhattan ave. viii cali for
80 Washns ton ST. n. Y Transfer n%ompf % ~
ana check la gage from hotes o' g. a; ia NCoCk.
1 j. r. WOO ITEM Can piss and IieKot Az
General NGaagel =, =, u.p' ia iberty st, NJ Il
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D., vor,b pj,.r Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COPFEE-fplt Gio firm at Skc. 70, Far; no salcs; Up
ti1ns f roIits carl. IN sympathy with decne VI ro
Il 10 II 'uO baHs INC X set
clJstd Im better dem ,nd the sizes re clilg
81 3 bsgs which is Gui good business Tor the Cu - TX
change days Mackey bought three thou anu hTc
who sOn aim twenty-five hundred
Srhg.brr also Golyt June bon ght February and
sod June an september freedom kuth bought
Oco cT. Mgckcv besI les buying rt, sold FrbriirY.
good many nodec ssue but the lec was ony zen
Dorlry III cl ising igurrs Ftbruafy, G5uD o1i
Marc9 G'710L75. 4 RI $3.50 30: May, Go az %;
Jnnc, G7OGG.7ji July. G70dG.f6i August, 0I2GbSIi
Sep.cmDar B.7J06SO: october. G.suO so; November
CsJ 1855 December 6.sja6.JO Mid trades steady but
quiet 49, --.-,,. ....z.
COTTON-Spot ste 'dier but without quotahle chanzr
Sales 1913 bales deliveries ycstt rcay, 100 bas
at tue ports TO-DAY 1879, bales. against l4,l0O this
last week. and 9.9j5 last year. ,-..,--
The quofttIOns 10 tno American cIssuc@''od
ara
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Cooa or i,nary .. 1IG Low Mililin 79ig
n CoOl II ng....

tu;ur opcnca point higher and afterwari increased
me Irud IA 4, MIA but ACr became weak and lost most OF
the rsc cosh: poat bigher for sOmi oi tie
uun Oucncd p0ut low er and cuseil sttdly
Manchester Ha dud ~lyerl london was uP 10 ioEl.
m sent out amt ne OuNlnH OF
aer months caused early adva he receipts were
sm Her Yesterday, hut still liberal The Sonhetn mn
kes were ,hrr qulet weak. Mr. lnman has returned
from hs Southern trip lie bought March heavily ana od
Allen large buyer OF Nav. BacNer
q Cohen May, july anh August 1aro Dough9
MAY ue.ty freely sirdenburg sold March Apni MAY anu
August. e. aud 4. Mayer bought March ana so'g MAY
Wee en- sold about thousand May az the too nglrtA
SObdhem SOLD August Lephan Bought and solt- HehlH
sold NJ arch sold that month The sales were
lbcTal reaching l3l,lOJ ba cs
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
klEoI SHORE RAILROAD.

y. Y. {. " x. X. X.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAM ID HUBS lN RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS of CArSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK. - .
Z. stst : follows;
Al trains leave from station. foot OF Jay
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
l.tlSf.
Detroit Chicago $50 a. m 900 $50 p. seepers
through.
Buffalo Rochester, suspension Bridge Niagara Falls $50
a. M 900, $40 p. Sleepers and drawing room
Uuca ana syracuse $50 II % a. 500 'Sl0 D. m.
Highland Pokeepse and Kingston. 40 $50 ll25
3 10 sS.lO -ll:iO and 900 NJ. for Kingston.
saugerties and Albany $50 l:25 351. 90. slo.
| 10 7. ~
Clansons West Point, Cornwall and Ncwhurg, '7:l0,
$50 ll.gO 355, 4:iO, $40, lilo aud o. p M
for cornwall and burg
saratoga VIA Albany, ll25 a. No.. 600 y. m.
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 p.
Hamilton London $3.50 m 900, $40 m. Toronto.
.n3O a. M. tCOO $50 p m.
Daily fDay except saturday. Other trains daily except
sunday. -.
tons. information apply at oiices OOoken ~ Hudson
ST.. Brooklyn. 33J Westinghouse; 80 Fulton ST. Annex
office OF Fultoust NewlOrk CITY 3l5, 363 sol $40
broadway lJ3l BoweIy. and West shore stations foot OF
I9dst, and foot OF Jayst. North River WescOtts
Express call for and check baggage nom hotels and resi-
dences. Orders can be left at tcke Offices
HENRY VI )NErT
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
oRIEAEs. HAVANA. BEKMuDA, MEXICO and all
WiSe'F sSe FC!SoRs ExcynsIoNIsT with published
mOnthy by mail f0r 10 1K es9s sE gs BroaavovNY
NOR NEW. W.HAVEN.-Steamcr leave Peck
m and H. p @ sT9@4ss ss sSSeped XcLt Ana n
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chsmbersst Depot for Englewood
b4o $40 $3.50 p. i9 midnight SUNDAYS T. 3 a. m and
NanuSt, Spring Valley and MOnsey T. loa. M. 4'0o p IN
Sundays IA m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements o. 2g f II HS Minute. gGst sa2sr Depot From
sam Daily except sundays. Day cypress. Buffet Drawn,
room coachrs to o. nngnamion & E%ra Rornelsville But
Coaches Iiornelsyille TO Cincinnati.
p m.naily. Chicago and ST. louis Limited Express"
me- et sTsE 10 iSS fast @ 8'ay caso
900 nj aud - Logs 5S2 the second & mTTnns
"A ,s "o''
cScaso ESross o West solid train
o. rnmsa Day and sssPg S ccG; to n5 5PHScsOn IL
Rntherford aud Pass!c 456 5'i5 7;2Q 7b9 s;5o lG2o
S$S 796 $50 ,o5o miqEGt sS sqalays S,i5
ffs.? s 800 S 49, S 40 15S 731S 3 Gsa 3d. 1888 SS $50 @
:!% ,Ss$ E 9$S 5"%S,' ss e. los'
Newark AMI Paterson, Newark, bi0 300, SyD,
Al 80 a. n 200, 500 42O 500 $50 G.2O 730 90 lp00
p. and IL midnight Saturday nights Only. sundays
sunern 40 6i5, 100 $780, 1920 mi lt5, $50, $3.50 s.
$50 GlO 1880, $780, 1880 D. aud ~ midnight SUNDAYS
b4b $40 1920 AMI li5 $3.50. g. 1850 pn and ~ midnight,
Warwick 446, 1850. 1870 m, 4:3O p NJ. sundays, 045
Am.
Newburg and Cornwall 75O a. m.. $3.50, i30 p sun.
day $50 a. nl., y.
nonlogt and Kingston and Montgomery a M. $50 p. M
Sunday $50 M. Scran,O 10. sundays excepted.
Goshen I;i5, 545. TOO. 81 l020a $50. $3.50. 4:30, s.
$50 p sunday $40 $50. 1920 M. 6:3D T. & p. M
MddetOwn i:45 645, 100 o. 1920 m 800 30, Z. y,
$3.50 p. SUNDAY $40 $3.50. 1920 $50 7, p Tho
a and $3.50 trains connect with NewYork ontario
tnd Western Railroad at Man.st The train stops AZ
kainst only
Port Jorvis 445 75o O. 1920 a. m 43O 7OO 500. $50
o. m. Sunday $50, 1920 a. M, $50, z. < p ID. a..
Boats leave .3dst., NJ ", $40 6:l5 u Glib M 10 b4o
every hfeen minutes; 6i5 y. 20 l0Ib p m every
thirty minutes aud llI5 p m. Sundays every thirty
minutes.
Tickets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
sleeping Coaoes orders for the
tnd transfer of baggage he left at tho Company Offices
Eos 40l OF t67 Broadway 1877 Wcstst y. " No Court
It,, Brooklyn, or at the Coupany's Depos . ,.z,o
Express trains from the West arrive NewYork at 7lOs
Tao, | l26 o. M. and lO:2n D.
JOHN N. ABBOTT Gon'l Passr Agent, New.Yo
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEaRApu.

cu,c.ao Feb "a me J0urnnI Cattle
Receipts 900 shipments 1900 head: market srOng
T6Gs0 6 Stockers and teeuers ~
rs4 a. COWS Bulls ami Mixed. u sOa$3 90 BulK g. Is
ass 25 .. n oo. .
Hoos-Receipta % 900: shpmentS 5000; market strong
Rough and Mixed. 81 0OHA 800 paoklng ano ShDDing
SOa 80, Light 81 SO9 ~ JOf SElU- ~ pOas3 IN
Sheep-Receuts 44U0 heao shipments 200 heai marse
firm NauvcR ~ 00HS4 Az; western. t3 Quasi oOi LAMBS
81 pOQS6 ~ Texans 81 OOat375
BUFFALO Feb 2A-CIHts- Receipts tofar l,.JJ; tctal
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
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for sianp r. T. Avery. Am. school bureau, W aust ny
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colleges, schools and FamllcL Apply -
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SCHOOL AGENCY.
y Oldest and beat known In the United states.
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rCEACHERS WANUED.-Ladies French
lady city family French lady with music nania
stcnces FOR CITY Lat fronch aud Geimani lady
principal Methodist College: Lam, creek nd mathe-
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Gentlemen: German ana drawing maiheuIaIcs
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New-York tribune., 1886-02-25

Total four weeks -29J7l6 l,75jSj2 5jGIl23
Hay AND STRAW Firm Tor Hay. with apr.lly good
demand aro the supply moiertc Pune tye ira" hrm
Kecelpts moderate 70 Hay soc; 70 2 SOC 20 D. 20
SGc No ! straw u CUasl O5; No. .. 7oD7"c. oa Boa
MoLAssEs-A cargo .: 700 nhds Of bonr stock sod To
nOston at2ic ior50 test Ne" orleans Pu'et " -o@
MErALson Change iron eergcatcs opfnGl ga't ts. ara
tu0 tons March sol at ~ y; so tons March rOld A. ~ -
sIy ~ 1Tn Al I30a .OJIc spot. 2O0ja.Oar FUTURES
After .econd call 10 tons March noh az ~ 80 &c ii4ns ms
Tste almost entrcy no ccto Transferable noccs issued
more i" ai ~ 4li Ci bars futures. Transferable
nke Issued At Ne aaii%STG ,c5,yc u, & &
domestic Transferable notices domcscl issued at SIC
'u%pGTtA% FII|I1iiTS-Thcre Wa te Of importance
cmpshcd the market to-day and III rates no changes %
lmnortan,c occurred
PROvIsIoNs-PoRK-T The movement does not amount TO
are not Gisnrbcd safes 100 bbs Mes; Mess
Ne% si 6oes? 90 ior Family, Mess 81 35@si4 90
BEEF 9s ig deman At do nni9ang"H .ri oy M no 10
Packet 81 01Gsi2 90 in bbls. family s2 OOetlJ 90
BbEi HAM5I91iet and steadily ny 9nSSS e1 nnpo
and lie demand is moderate sales 1000 lhs licked
Gsoted Sgd i.dac; sucked sRonldefs 5S54c; Picked
Hams. shGs rci Smoked DO O2c NJ y IN oay' n.y.
ioi western delivery Long Clear o65c short Clear 5soe
price,. uiS masyy to iisli ,'c PIGS LATD
The market opened we1k aud M rhc oTsr % @ 6at 81 ssenS
Of yester1y Cash iraana lghi gat the Rrfn AnGn rs
i5O tcs on PRIV tcs to arrive cost and ieit
G2JdB3Uc New.IOrk ternsi 6.OO ties. Marc ~ 1o c.
closed G3UdG3lc; o0Up cs April N3 dG 81 c closing
a76G.asc.i 400 tcs May, 042dG lac. closing 6A a
G4,c: OOO tcs Juue. G49 9d6.SUc, closing Gi3dGJO
800 tcs July. G5uc; 1000 cs August Go-c city steam
neat G01c. and south American. 6o5c ...B III rH
the advantage and the movement not
amonnt 10 much Eastern Creamery, Jlc: Western
Creamery lsd53c EgIn do 81 35c. state Dairy hllf-
drkIn tubs, lJd27c; Western Factory lla2uc; I'M
taton Creamery 26d20c Western Dairy, la sc. 80:
little GOng but prices rule about
steady. state. 7al04c Night skins js97ci Western
fiat, 76J re. EGGSDIli and drcling state -%i
Eastern Z3ad2ic; Southern 2JG2ic Lined state. lrc
DO Western i70l 2c.
STEARI NE-Unchang d In price and quiet city quoted
Co. al 7sc., anu OIeOInarzaIne. tic.
SUGAil-Kaw dull ana nominal. Most brokers quote
forF think tLey euud i-l6C. ID
there we're any Refined seadirr fair dem
Cut 6af Ghsc crushed 6tsc.; CuDcs 1.l6c POncred
G7IGdG7c. Granuaied; 1l6aGtei Mould A., GA
GAG confectionery a." Gc STANDARD a.. l5lBc
Oh ;" 5s.c; White Extra &C" jascs Extra &c" 5Sd
TTIAILowIoniet aud steadily held Prime Clty quoted
4Lc. Sales 10000 10, 42c.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
rrpopEAN pRoDUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL Feb "A -tr0vls0ns-BacOn. CunlDerlanu CuJ
Clear MuIles. -o oIJrt Gear Mluules
2ss 3d. short RIBS. 2Js. 3D. shoulder S3s oL per es-
ieef-Ss I'd for EXTRA indian Mess; Prime Mess J-s o.
Pork-Prlne Mess 5s. Oh per OJL Prime Mess hastesn
5ls; Western 4js Oh Lard -Amcncan 3Zs; PrlUe west
ern 3gs III: Oil 3os. "a ians-Long cut 3s. Uu
shoulders J6s 81 Butter SOS Od per cwt Or hnesI
states Cneese-A Amercan Choice. 46a bd WDeaJ-kei
Western spring 7s ID 5d Red Winter e 2dg g. %;
per ceuta SUuug 7A 21 CIV western Wlntefi ~ %i
New Mixed A.. i'll: California 10 os. IL %
Gs Ia Californian No. 6% Sd 06s7d per Genital produce
-SpsOi ruroentne 30s. do at London. US a. pei
cwti enned "a d per gallon Cloyeroeeo-
American Red 4ys TalloY2Ds. "a. DercwL Rose
common, So 4d. Pale lis od D0s. 0d Llnseed OH. 2ps
5d per cWL IallOw n3nc ID3 3d; Prtm3 City
24s Sd per cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers. G,: Iore quarters Lal. per IL. -, = -, a.. -.
LONDON. teD -4-Pr0duce- -Iinseed OD EZl Oag1V W.;
Cd per tam Lnseed 4is6d per quarter lhnsseo
C.Lo q A, n ~ - ner ron Refined Petroleum. I'd. %
6Il per gallon spirits Of rdrDent ne 2ls Sd per cwt;
Sperm OIL 2lS per ton ROsn common So od per c"I:
Pale I6s dlls PrOvIsl0ns-Lard. 53s 0t Der cwt iOf
American; sugar. l Ia. "a cwt Tor Cuoa Cenuus a
poarinng $50 and l3s Sd % l3s 9dfor CuOa F
anDqt: Austrlal TallOw-Bssf. Zts. ou ~ 3os
Sd Mutton l5s. 81. a I6s. 9d. Cocoa Nut oii-Ceylon
IZ7 So: Cochin. $50 Os
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
Laro nrw ,s IS so0s6 o2h.

s6b5 short Clea. IS 75 Lar1 nru 10 80 goSsS ~ ysa
.ST nm n,sn at. 10 900 Ave 1000 uu5 bariev
noD pasn shDments-FiOur 6On noiA; Wnss io'U0 oU0
lpsl.; barley. 1000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1885.
GpEAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave and Courtandt streca
HaTrisoGrs fittsDurg West with Pullman Palace
Ssaso Stea Of Sleeping
Cars at 8 a IN; every day corrv and Fri.
at p N connecting at Cory for Ttlsvlle, Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions .,, ,,,,1,,
fS sat@of0 limited wasanst9a
q NJ arrive Washington 400 D. and $40 p m arrive
Wlsningt5n 'EOl m: 5egnaI at 80 - ans sg' M s6
For Atantc City except sunday Through ParOr Carr.
Long BTa1c say Head Junction and stations
wa hallway and Amboy M i1 noSn @ tSn Sio a. RSuy ~
For Did Point Norfolk via NswYork PssdsPna 3 av and
day: wa Ba t1Ore and Bay Line, $3.50 week DAYS
at Jersey CITY, aaording speedy and direct transfer for
Trains Pit.:SuEs 5s0 SO il;s9 N Ss
$40 $50 a M $50. $40 and 70 50 FROM Pulls
aeDia so s p g SO SG $3.50 $50 co 6i6 7so, $50 $40
1925 N. and l2:2o nigt sunday $50 $50 9S9 o. 50 $780,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
laudt street Ferries, as follows - ,,,..--
LimS1 M s1d ana ip A. m Atcconmostion 80 li5 M
and 4sO D. III. SUNDAYS ixDTess. G:l5. 10 Limifodl,
ana 10 :: 4:3o. .; = and D M. and 2 lyht
Iiloa. = 4. and p m, and p M on Sundays.
Reanns IT. eaVe Broad Street station Phadeh
% %6 5@ tp s oo SO 5 5G 3 30 81 50 2ia 4! and s
gSs 500, $50 ga GiU m I2:40 i:56 Limited, S;5s,
Leare Pi" .dcp6ia Camden daily except SUNDAY.
and loot Dcsbrosses and COurandt courtst and
RroGn Ha Ah9ef son s SSt o. epssS @ gESSs
Ticket onre No. Battery place and Castle Garden. =.
baggage tFG% s so = els P1F ana residences R WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent.