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New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

IyEapoOL jan A-iToyisiOns. bacon, Cumberland Cut
yOs I'd, Long Clear Mlddles lbs Od short Clear Mddes
3l I'd. short 23s 6d shoulders 23s Od DER cwt
neet-sls for Extra indian Ness Prime Mess bOs Od
Mess 4Os OIL per O0l; Prime Mess Eastern,
Western. i2s. Lard hmencan SIS. I'd: Prime West
etn oil. 37s UL Hans-LOng cut. 3Is. Od.
Shouaers 81 Butter a2s Cd cwt for finest United
states. Checso--A mencan Choice Ass. Oh Wheat-Red
Western IS I'd Is 5d Red Winter g "a ais od
SUnng7s 4d New Western Winter rs Al.
Ncw Mixed Western. ~. ID: tai0rma NO. /. Is Sd ID
5d. No IA Od 7s.2d Genital Produce
-SurIts OF Turpentne do. London. Dos Od per
cwt Refined pcroeum. "a e. iaa pergaon Cloversoed-
American Cwt. Talov-27s 3u. Dercwt Rosn
Common Pale. ils I'd DOs. Od Linsced Oi ~ s.
ca per rcwt IN HloSBine Aneric ~. 2Ss 6d; Prm' Guy
2Ss Od per cHt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
crs. ; 2J. Gua.tarA 3i-1, Dcr 10. - -,
LONDON Jan I.-P Oduce -insesi OIL SZl on o. " los
Ca Calcutta Ilnseed i2s 3D. Der quarter ianseea
Cake Y7 5ANsS O1 ton Refined r"roleum I'D ~
per gailop: spirits Turpcntine 2s od per cw'
sperm Oil. Rosin common 3A vi per cwt
ale Iis ais Proylsons-iard. as. Ol DER cwt ior
Am sugar los %. per cwt for cuba Centr,IuaM M
$50 aud Is i'd Ol5A Cd CuDa Muscovauc tr
ionnag aHoiti AIstrnaI faow-BoeL AS VI JOS
pni Mutton 2is u. .5a JL Cocoa Nat ou-OSyoh
A II lr lOchln rYl ns.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

salcs-Yewton & Glet Ohio steers extr0 o35 10. At
10 10 '1 s5G q s. &c. ~ e. 70 so 100 5 s. a 4s
B A aS i DO - % ao at 3 % % do 4; t9Ct r. T. at !
oaSS 100 b 81 - l3 lndanl coEs qni s!sss l92o
H 45 e - b. So' at 81 %; Go SS T. a. s.
+ Vic MI Sa 30 r % a a E i do DO dIn La aa5 r qt St St -
4o9 R g = 81 HG ,,,s 1S xaS @ t 7 "a II q, ftajG sd
10 do 227 a. at = Cow, gs' D. at &c ooe
d. e at Ns9q g l? 4 fSst"i: ae .Fi
% . o e %s &e 3l 6 G S as at 4 81 70 qS S f 4S 81 T. At iS f II
j. sader & Coz Is chicago steers l3lS n, At g 80.
loS % @ at : 90 = DO llio y az s g indian Do
f e. at e f @ !? DO S'r!HsS 9o al S ~? 9 at 90 'o 1ao
II Goldsmth: lG Chicago ,siees ls,l Is at 500 Is
GS % al s35 y. . At i 3 DO So iss ~ g
- Gj; 10 do 0l2 H. at 81 d2 stll Bulls ll7o D. at
sc sGrnaa man cuySr vi Indiana steers
G@ @ At iiG O. r5 5 90 90 Ice NJ at $ % o do s
10 q 3 s"iG s d. Do &G lS' g. at n Is + ID 3sS SS 95 s5
TO- = Goi Kentucky steers 6lG n at 50 as andS per
Ok 300 H. at s. SO state oxen 2le5 10. at $500 do
rglG D. az 10 heaso a' Steers % s5 oS s
go o. At s. o3 ,s S S' II SS9 = on o. s ii GG 4 ~
less $40; ~ do 1853 ~ at - t0 go Do In 5 at 63'
DO ioIp rs n r. at at 8 - s 80 Go l3e 10 sts56 ida 100
TO- at "a 90; ~ Pttsbnrg do ~ d. at y r.! do ll3,
% y lU n! g mixed Western steers 6 at S S
s % a. n 20 T. g. at S2 s. G M b Hs = 5ss @ D. SS ~
do 22a n. at - 80; 10 DO 1927 10 at - 40 DO 2?9
z z S5 S6 :? % d. iiss % ssSi e dG
| lN.ut =
i'So7 H. az "a 7Oi Hefss, 09s ~, at ~ -
bulls 1895 No. at So 60 do LOGO b at SCI STAG. l.2lo.
j. seha%berg & Co; 2Chcago steers 1885 it at Sc, ls
do l4ss az 81 n DO 551 q 10 az - 30 100 d. LEO
ii do 1873 b at 81 %; Bulls, lI05 10 at s. 9Ji do;
1850 b a s3 10; ~ Pennsylvania steers i32 i. ASA 81
III Cows stays and Steers a53 m at - 93S4 Cows 1000
h. at 50; 2 Bulls 1885 n, at 80 -.
g09 m al s5 82la 23do 1897 b at So 35: II Indiana
$ 4 s%s b. = f s. g. % o3s 2s g. f.
MiLCH COWS no fresh arrivals. Receipts for the week
56 head Demand fair and prices well sustained Colonel
Nc abe tho sale Of two or three carloads the past
week az sS5 s6Oper he1t.
CALVES-Roceips 222 head mostly uptown. Demand
good with steady anh Nes nrm CIole oek sell
9 at higher Sales OF Grasser NJ 3d3c with
Eed calves selling and Poor TO Choice Veas at 6V
oLe n head going high as 0sicl
sales-Haenbeck q Davis: 80 Grassers, 21I d. at 3cj
Fed Calves ass b at &c Neals, $50 10 nt Sc do ol
DiIlenbaek Dewey SO Grassers. 2i7 10 at Be; 35 Fed
Calves 3s h at 4ei Veas JS2 TO- at OCT do liS 10, nj
Hume Mullen. II Grassers. 256 10 at Siaci II do 20.
H. 3ci 80 Fed Calves 3lO 10, az 3ci Neas loO TO- NJ
Newion CjilIet Pennsylyania yeals, 100 NJ at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-keceipts were "a cars o. l2020
head-S5 Jersey CITY and 20 cars at 6Oths De
Anew carloads 10 be carried Jersey ty Common
Good sheep sold "a 7sc Prime 10 Choice at % aci
and few Wehers at 5c Ordinary 10 Prime lambs
ran gad 50 80 TO 81 25 2caroads OF Choice canaas
salos~ ~Hsenback DAVIS 2l6 Michigan sheep. n TO- at
AZ aIi Co 40 No. Akc 90 state do U3 h. al tc; 09 90
~ M az Western 81 b az Scl 32 Ohio do iio
TO- les Western sheep and Lambs VI m ~ &ei %
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4 (Spec,aD. The visible sup
ply statement tonight shows increase in everything
on tho list from wheat 20 oats The increase in wheat
ia 1l2O25 bushels the increase in corn, oloo6S
bushels, and the Increase In oats, 2So''Oo
bushels. Inasmuch there WAS an
impression abroad that wheat would show small de-
crease and as the bulls have been promising tnat IL
would show a large decrease the figures are likely 10
be n bearsh influence tomorrow On,
AT 2:3O o'clock the close January wheat, s24
cents: May sgls cents: January coru 36is cents :;
May 393l cents February pork $40 O5 May, $40 81
February lard, So % February ribs, 80
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
CLOSING PRICES Og PHILiDELPHfi SrOCHS
ReDorted by COILS & LKvr, No. 10 Ne~-st

MONDAY. Jan. i-P. VI
The stock speculation to-day waited upon events II
opened tame and during the early hours prices showed
material declines from Saturdays last figures. This
year the stock market opened without display OF
"pyroechnic braucy :" and that respect It differed
from the opening OF 1885 For those who from
analogy the difference between the beginnings OF the
two years viii furnish hope that the difference will
nue exist through the first half year of 1856 After
o-day's decline OF the first hour the market was with
ont feature for the succeeding two hours prices
were steady within fluctuations OF Lal9 per cent.
IIammerng dld not press them lower. and when
that ceased AT about o'clock the rebound rapid
and significant. An incident OF the day aud which
serves TO illustrate of the present market was
an Investment order from capitalist for the purchase
Of about $500 each o Chicago and Rock Island
and Burlington and Quincy stocks. Tue execution oi
order advanced the prices of the stocks from 2 10
per ceut. That, OF course. although the significance Of
the purchases not then ku0Wn had some effect ou
the whoc market when 10 was Ia waiting mood but
In addition 10 that tue mornings buying an over me ls
had been OF more substantial Character lian had o.ea
chief factors IN the speculative situation are the ttTne
capitalists In going without interest on thrlF dlr
money aud the fact that the public has pat on IT. buying
boots While those sements rule the stock Exchange
will he an uuprohtahie Institution Tor investments on
from lOGas 10 100. and later sold ut loIdIo6+ Lax
Shore dec lined = TO S14 AMI later so.d AZ r"HGs'
New York and NcW-Eugldnd declined u 20 - and then
TO 29ied35. Lake Ero and western declined = 10
lGI and closed at lNl2 Ere went on per cent 10 2Je
lOgi- and recovered to Ois and ~. Paul. after de-
cline ~ 2. {, Oh rose To- 9bii qgJ9I Delaware Luck
awauua anu Western yielded from I'm 10 I-lA a,d
c0soi at l2i2 desutu tie nuctAlke 1t "demofnllled
condition oi ihr cOa TRADE. western Union iolI pr
cent 72ie and ros' to 7ja7l7 AMI - u wa win
whole list Vet the market closed without e1tit'-
mrrt. but arm q the hsu -.
cause IL Is understood thit additional 10 the c inhdc
last week Secretary hlr 10 discretion In th' etnt
other. l. for thc 81 y and for the iia coupon
J. per cent lower AnurN"d dte the rl"'lhe Iu
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIP rs OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ripsr, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FFEE-Spot Rio quiet and steady at Sc for fairs 25o0
bags ex Hilton Castle on private terms options quiet
and steady; sales 900 bags closing January 6GO6665
February March 6G75 bid and asked. Mid
grades steady 100 bags Maracabo sold private terms
COTrONSpo Cotton IL &C. higher and quiet sales 6ll
bales 2O saturday evening" all Tor home De
since september 359757l bales, against S6i5,13O for
the Same time last year
The quotations according to the American classification
T.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by Hon:
Charles p DAILY the Judges OF the Court OF Commo
Pleas in ana City County OF NcwYork ca h4
th December 1885. notice IL hereby given TO an
lately doing business in the City and County Of Now
that required their claims Win voucy
therefor duly verified the subscrbe the duly
OF the said Charles Bouton for the oenens
Grand IN the City OF NewYort on or before shs Sh oas
u Dated Now York. December sth, 1883,
DAVID LEvEN1RITT. Assiknss
for the Assignee.
go and Y22 Broadway, New.foSk CaIys
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
RAILROAD EARRINGS.
MILWAUKEE, AND sT. PAUL
r,rpopEAy FIyAvCIAL M,vyers

LONDON Jan 4-Con 4os % 0iG for both money anl the
account Untsd states Pour ait Hall Per cent Bonds
llJI. CanaiiaI Paciuc 81 y Erc 2 DO second CCsols
S3s, IlnOs Central 1875 Mexican Orlniy ~ " 81 PsnI
Conmon OSl4 New YoTk Central, 40 pennsylvania, 81 i
an IN quote inres Per CcIt kentss AZ
80 francs so centu.es for the account
n m Atlantic aud Great Western First MOrtSlge
Trustees Certificates 374i do S,e'nd Mor9ato i2le an.
ailan Pacific Uis Erie, 2Bsi do Second Consos ~
ST Paui Common a7is NcwYors Cenua, l0vh "ennsyl'
56i Reading. lo1s
Canadian Northwest land Company 20
Hudson Hay Cmpanv. -
Bar silver L quoted al 40 H. lOd. per oaDre
The statement Of ihe ImPera. Bank OF de'many rIo"'a
decrease ere e lj5O',uOf marks
The bullion iatO tic Bank ~ ihsilhi "h
balance to-iay u 4 il4, T0D. t. -. -,
1 M ans aaycss qictc ThIer .. enc rcne@ at ~
fIaDrs 81 - Ihr aernu and cAcIrJzc on Loa
don at 70 francs -. eeII.les Ion cLeckx
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

state bonds quict North Caron, special taxes
we've OF Is - los nud o. 70 Chatham Railroad sold At
lO7 Arkansas funded Gs sJ.d at :. OF city banh
Ihc genera. bond market WAS little disturbed by the
cary ishuesS Of tie share inarsrt The business
done not lar-c. but II was we'll distributed, nnl
prices ruled comparatively firm. Erie second coIsols
carly declined g}ll 92i- an recovered to ojq
g27g New York. thicn1o ana - Louis nr' Us clnNcd .
Egicr at 9sA Particular attention i directed to an
advertisement OF the com nitt"c OF the first mortgage
bondholders Of the New YorX. chicago and -. Louis
Railroad Company, who give notice thita mDury Ol
th entire OF bonds having been deposited with the
Central Irnst Company subject to tr terms OF the agree
pen Of November ~ al oohdhoi,crs VINO may 1csrr %
70 participate In thc benefits OF said agreement and who
have set deppse thcir bonds are requested to do
on or hEiOrc January loi ana u Is uhirr,or' I'M
the committee viii not feel called upon u protect th-
interests OF holders who f 10 deposit their bonds at tht
date named. West more Guaranteed - ~cIc 'hhel q.
1882. Missouri Kansas ana irhat "rieStrong
first 5s so at lO1a 1924 ad the secon we're aGtiv.
between - aud S5A ana closed rnchan2cl ~ SO4 Last
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consul - were ,irtiy
Cnln:nDus. Hooking Nalcy aud Toledo rsts were on
AZ s5a.. indianapolis Bloomington AMI western trsts
were up per cent 1T o. aud the incomes rose . per
cent 10 4Oq Lake shore second consos sold ut
I2lln advance of per cent Lake Erie aud western
Incomes sold at 81 isaj2li Denver and RIO GranIc
western frsts easier at 7ii9a7iA Kansas Pacific
we're up l. at 90 Texas and Pacific hrsts. Rip Grandn
division declined from 40is To ~ and recovered tp ls
Northern Pacific nrsts were firm at ll2@l = and the
seconds ~ 93a03as At1utlc and Pacific incomes roso
q. 70 25 st. Louis and san Francisco general Us were
4 higher at 1904
Money was easy at 203 per cent aud closed offered at
2 per cent , -,
changes SlJS. .I6l .G2S; balances. SlO.SlG,l6S
The United states Treasury at Washington received
SIGi. 600 National bank notes for re iemption.
The customs receipts were SiiO,7i@ ana tne internal
revenlc receipts were TiJ2, 0li.
The foreign exchanges rmcr tn tone and posted
rates for sterling advanced l2 cent: but the
actual rates responded only eeblI. We revise quota
ous for business follows Bankers bills. ~ SJa and
"A - for long and short sterling respectively d
ana D.. f0rirancs 90 l. and 0O2 for rclchmaras ~
and 40l4 for guildrrs.
In London British conscs were strong. being s higher
for money and ll6 higher for account and closing at
hath ifaI- -fafs Il.xuT m a
American rail ways opened irrcguary. but generally n
figure. that better than the equivalent OF Saur
days home closing Citations; Later they declined
alphabetically and responsive To this mornings home
,Ispression. Bar silver lsl. lower at
a. l3-lG,l. per ounce Tho Bank OF England gained
alll OOC bullion on balance At Paris French per
cents rose to s057l2 and sight exchungo
Oh London was steady at 522l2 francs TO the 4.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

cI1rAao JAt = ~, Dco~o I"lrsh reoorts sad caatr-
l,ece.ls tcad sigmen.s 10 u" head mai ket Hsanf
Iiu'nss.r ts ~ ~;0cEefs ani rccders ~ D0
a. - ta-s Bns ahi alyed. "a aOdsi 15i bn'x " %
Asgs-lseco,pls 2;JJ0. sapwenta 1000. steady
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Average to-day. estimated - -
range OF price ~ eS ~
Good 10 Prime sold year ago sO al dsO 50
lie average was estimated nt 30 "a.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-Recepts OF Beeycs were
~ 81 than last week and llO3 lead more than
he carrcsp pondng week last year. ,, ,
The supply a week has just about equaled the DE
uaud ana there little uctuIOn IN prices ON
the market ii brisk ana oN Oc nigher Oht
closed dali Wit thr lost With rather light oier
inca Iiiuy aud iar export nand prices tuIed urn
with "a gOpi clearance NJ the yards
Wle American Cai tie selling at IL a &c $ed
weight snE uy oal KefTigator Beef sold Ia London at
market Tor prrsct itei Tuc quiet but stead AT Idso
continued ght supply 1--we calves ruled iIln All tle
week 2a.diic f,r tTgs-os and bd"cfof Nealei ana
although tLctormcg htc slow OF sale on saturday
pr COS were furry steady az the close.
With very linn ted mp 10 Thursday, sheep ana
laDNs a sharp adygu,e ut with more liberal receipts
act m the prices e and the market closed Satur
day l.. below the figures obtined wednesday ana
Thursiiy. ,.-,-o-- -. 40
MISUNDERSTANDING - OF 3.75O head-isS cars
al Jersey Cty - ai bOttst ana cars 40 "eehawken
yArds. Arrivals uptown al Tor MY Eastman Win the
cNce Of local cattle AT the new yards MI Gold
H r,y (1ty tcr' Sere - Export Cattle for Mel
.o1 Morris leaxine IN car0lds for h home trade The
mar et oaup crasy at tu Fri avs prices with
stc;ly chose steers little scarce 0nt with no
az II demand The Olcri rather IN excess OF salgh
tcIrrs needs and the inl-h slack and some OF the
diuycr. rated closing luc lower than the opening on
all 81 ades EXCEPT the Test
ANN, Cows STAYS cough oxen sold at the range Oi
S3d 30 light steers at ~ 20 with ge ler3 - es OF
G-ip,rv 10 Good locts 81 Jnd Fb 81. while Pm ne
an IN, Ice W. 10 wanted O1d$0 20 ami Uair o;
were ,old By Newton & illett at 70 30.
Mir 90 dsuth ergeI auOut 100 head FOR shpment.
Iir cattle. the with 233 Live Cattle hnl l., 81
rort r. N Poet ani AizOna with 3O4O quarters of
IL I and 800 cir,a-ses OF Mutton.
Inc week. shipments Oi Live Stock anu Dtes'c" Eeei ara
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
There was little new in the oil Situati

DCTt WIS IIIIU IIVW III VTIV VII NJ V'''VI0T -
ser6ay although the runOrs regarding the wells dlii
ing Kane district many According 10 Their
character the certificate speculation yioraec out the
net result the days transactions loss OF cent
Only nOderatc amount of business done and the
sigincance OF the decline loses some force when the
local character OF the trading Is considered The mar
ket ended weak. ~,
The range prices aud the total dealings at the Con
solidated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening ....-.... 9ll4 LoweSt....-.---....--- w
Hchest 9ll2 Final. yOie
''"S''NNN
There was change in refined oil.
BRADFoRD, Penn. Jan. 4.-Crude Otl-NatIona Trtn-
sit Certificates opened at 9l2S and closet at eols
highest price. Ola. lowest price. 80. Clcarances
1922 900 barrels.
OIL CITY Penn. Jan 4-Cruie On-Ndtio1ai Tran
sit Certificates opened at 9las and :losed at 90;
highest price, OLE lowest price. 90 Sales
222I 900 barrels: clearances. 702s0OO barrels, runs
- barrels; shipments, 3S,l59 barrels; Charters
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4, 1856.

The Savage Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF 30 cents per share
The jackson Mining Company have declared dvi-
dond Of 10 cents per share
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsToy, Jan. 4. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
sPIRIrs or ruRPKNrfNR.

SSnaaasLssrox Jan 3.-Turpostine dull at 34a.
StsAxsAA Jan. 3. -TsirseBtlns quiet a. 55c.
'Aix0TVh. jan 3-rcyDsntlne nr.n az go
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

ss sass g s%e % as Sc ss a g. % 4 las s q ~ csn.as
Ohio do, 80 b at &c. '~-~
Dilcnback Dewey 10 Western Sheep. i47 n at Sc 200
i9l do 80 ~ at 5c l70 ohi, 100 b hc l2j DO i2j
-, az 3gc 1870 Pennsy;vAna sheep aud Lamb. gs H. at
80 s2a l9s Ohio Lanbs 7s ID. at 'c l2I Canada do 80
b at Gtc: S3s d. sg ib at 81 40; 81 DO ~ 10. at
do % 10. at PC; 1855 stte LamDs 20;
13t Ohio Lambs. 73 10, at 6aIc.
walsh Kirby Co.; ao state sheep s5 ID. at 4cj l94 do
Judd q Buckn CHAM 5l state Lambs. II b a. Taos 2ls
state sheep and Lambs 81 b at Isc 22s do 5s 81 s0i
Ohio do. 80 TO- at 4asc; i7G Indiana do loo ib at &c.
sadler Co. ls4 Kentucky sheep. 101 10, at - 20;
$50 do l0 D at 4Rci 1877 DO 9S 10 at tscy ls5 Michigan
10. at ao DO so b al a., i59 western DO 81 d. az
42c; 100 Western Lams n b at 6ss II de- "a % at 6sc.
Newton Gilet 46 canlda Lambs, S2 D at 7tIci l3&
5c do lob b. lL, $50 ohio 10 Is at s5 s0i 10i
do los b at @ic i9S Western do II o. at $50; l05 OHIO
CSC SO do 10 d. at &c SO b 7sc; 20 Penasyi-
vania Sheep 100 10. at ossc. =
J. N. Pdeock 3s4 Michiyan sheep 90 10 at 81 20. gao
Western do D at 81 2o 22 do 81 h at 81 2o lsi In
HOGS-Receipts l3l Of Is % held-72 cars at
jersey City aud 80 Ibtst h free ari sal, the
feeling s weak and dealers quote the marzet nomnily c
lower at Sid$4 25 per lOOb
CINCINNATI. Jan. 5 Flour aud stepiv, Family.
81 O00S4 25 Fancy. 81 4Osi Co. Wheat lower M hed.
s3c; recelpts BOO shipments 5000 bush Corn quiet
No. 8 aii1eG 35ees6c oaIs quiet No Mixed. so9e.
Rye-No Fall $40 Barley Extra No s Spring 6Se.
Pork firm at $40 25 Laro steady So 95aS6 90.
Bulkmeats steady; shoulders s3 30 Shorttb s5 0pt
Short 'Nelr SIS l5 whiskey firm and stetnv ~ 81 To-
Hogs Iuiet; Common and Light IS 209ss 90: Pacx-
ing AMI Butchers s. 30GS4 00 3S78 mead sno
uents. 290 heSd
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

NEwYoRK AND CuIcA0o Decembsr 81, 1855:
THE co partnership heretofore existing ia
i N6w.York and Chicago under firm nane expires
this day by Limitation.
Mr JAMES s. TATE retlres tho rpi and active buss
iness, M1LMINE. BODMAN q COMfANf:
The formed copartnerelip fo4
the transaction OF general Grain ana Commison pusncsa
at NowYoTk aud Chica underthe urm nano OF MilAiN
BODNkN COMPANY. - 1900.
GEORGE MILM1SE, y. NJ TIT,
f. G. BODMAN. !. W. HOpMAN.
w. NJ COOPER, K. H. fhELrs
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

NAm.l oGK Deeem .er u. 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the cO-partner-
~ ship ot AUCHINCLoSS BROTHERS expires this day
ny hui'"HOn' HUGH AUCHINCLoSs.
H66ah H5HhF j. B. AHcGlseHoss. HcSGhlse1osssss'
injth muGn y b. AISThSShSs NucafNcLoss
NEw.YoRK. December 81, 1885
THE undersigned have tbs az formed ,rlasr,hip,
HUCHiNCLOss BROTHERS under tie same firm name
" Nos. AZ and 40 whi;e.si., New.YOrS.
EDGARs AucHINcLo
iH1n MUGh D b AucniS A1uccmlNcLioss iSSL
NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm Of
~ schuLler Roac has been this day disove by muiui
l. L6eitysE cHhKLE, i. StHUYLsh
r.,n., ,e., CHARLES +. ROACH.
Charles r. schuyler anil j. Morton Giles have tins day
entered INTO ecpal under h DIR name Of sehuy St
SfEHAHhFS SHbR4SS E ;.ffHa fGHgNLEn
PHILADELPHIA AND NEw-YORK.
The copartnernp oxs,inr IN Philadelphia ana
under our respective Im names expires this Day
esteemed partner Mr. FRANCIS A. DRExEI4 on tho 1850
Mr. EGisio p FABRI to our great regret eecdes to 10.
tire from active business owing to the condition Of hD
DREXEL & co.
DRExnI, MORGAN = %$S., S$$;;,
The uncersgn.e have this day formed cOparoerhp
a.ns:s n FnHsaepha and a''S Ss%ioSs %nssf ai
pames OF
DREXBL g. CO,
Philadelphia.
DRExEI, MORGAN & CO..
New York.
ANTHONY !.DRENEL
J. PiERP0NT MORGAN.
y HOOD WRIGilT
GEORGE {. THOMAS
GEORGE :, ,B0WDOlN.
EDWARD 7, sT0TEsBURY
JAMES W. PAUL, yr
CHARLES H. COsTER
PARIS Dec. 81. 1883
TIE undersigned viii continue the tnership ez
DREXEL. RARJEs a. CO.,
81 boulevard H6u smann PARA
HREHEfa M6RGAN & co.
JOHN H. HARJRS,
EUGENE WINTHROP.
HENRY & MEsgRoLg,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS. ,
16 and ls Broadst. New York, Jan =. 1886 Room 6s>
TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
copartnership under the nrn name o! HENRY 4
MESERoLE for the purpose OF tragsacDg general stock
and bond brokerage business - -
DOUGLAS HENRY,
Member y. Y stock ExchiDgd
JERE. s. MESEROLE
NEwYoRK AND CuIcAGo, Decewbsrs 81, 1883:
THE co partnership heretofore existing I1
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In an the United States Government do.
partments there are emnlovea who hold
their nositions on tha strenotb ~ tbsir
peculiar abilities. Among these Is Patrick
Byrnes. Of tbe division ~ loans 4, The
Treasury Department. For dozen Years
not an interest check has left the denart.
nent that has not nassea tbropob b;a hands
The interest on the bonds il Maid ouarte,ly
and 70 ;nspra absolute ce,+a;ntv that nome
of the checks 90 astrav. II ia absolutely nee.
essarv that thew should all be sealed bv one
individual. AS the holders of bonds are
ranresentad in number Inv MANY thousands
4 would take three ordinary elerks 10 do
| The ,yorl, INIT Rvrnes does the work single.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-11-03
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1886.

vanqnished By a Small Boy.
just one short month ago.
As much as most folks know
Thought knew, but ind I've been mistaken,
And now scarce dare say
That !" Aunt begins with A.
My faith in my own learning Is 50 shaken
For about that time there came,
Hospitality TO claim,
TO my cottage ioor a boy, and quite small
one,
But with as great desire,
Information TO acquire,
As was ever felt-or dreamed of-by a tall one
OH so many why's" and "whens,"
And "whatsn and shows and "thens,'
So many questions everything concerning,
Have from that laddie heard,
That oft, upon my word
1t has seemed to me as though my brain were
turning.
And that's not all, for much
Have been reproved for such
Dreadful ignorance OF things and people fam
GUS,
And I've to myself confessed,
When compared with my young guest,
That was, indeed, a perfect ignoramus.
And boldly proclaim
Being sure you'd do the same
In my place, though once you might have shone
at college
That no grown-up could keep pace
In an intellectual race,
With the smallest boy intent on chasing knowl-
edge.
-Maroafst Evtfsoe
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A Crazy woman. Powers.

A lady died recently at the Georgia
Asylum whose case was one Of the most
peculiar in the history of the institution.
She was perfect encyclopedia. She read
voraciously, and remembered everything
she read. As she had means, she INDUCED
in the matter of books. She always bought
from Lippencott. Whenever information
was wanted in law, medicine or letters, she
was appealed to, and her answers were
always correct. The legislative committee,
On one occasion, was entertained by her for
an hour. So impressed we're the members
with her accomplishments that they com
planned to DR.. Powell for OBTAINING her in
the institution. I" Just go back" said the
doctor, land ask her what she thinks of
the Free Masons." They did SO, and
found out that she was the craziest woman
in the building. Atlanta Constitution.