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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-06-26

The following is the list of pres
ent candidates for the various off,
ces in Morgan County to be elected
in August:
For Sheriff.
B. Brasel (R):T. Branstutter (D)
For Trustee.
M. B. McCartt (R): John Davis (D)
For Circuit Court Clerk.
}. W. Hall (R); Joe Scott (D)
For County Court Clerk.
L. Morris (R): E. Duncan (R)
For Register.
II. Davidson (R); John Scott Cd
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-06-26

The GAZETTE" is published every Saturday
the Publishing Offices, Central Avenue
]gyJ, 'Iorgan County Tenn.
his paper is entered at the Post-office at
ugby, Tenn, as second class mail matter.
All lsiness correspondence should be ad-
dressed TO the Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
LITERARY NOTES.

The autograph Ms. of Pope's on Pastorals was
lately sold 10 pr ivate collector in London for $1,000
The scrbners will publish in short time the Anerl-
eau edition Of Mr.. Froudes new book, " Oceana."
Another book about Carlyle is the stocks Iti by
Henry Iarkin who was kind OF private secretary 10
the Chelsea sage His book is called "Carlylo and the
Open Secret of his Liie
Mr. Browning is writing both long and a short
poen,-the having been suggested by tho recent
performance OF the /" Eumendes" at Cambridge.
The AM.naeuna contradcts report that Mr.
Rrowuipes recent purchase OF palazzo in Venice was
pronpted by the desire place the greatest possDe
distance between himself aud the Browning society," IL
has really been bought mainly for the convenience oi
Mr.. r. b. Browning
John Carne. literary Engshman OF haif-cehtury
ago. left a little description of De Quincy which mas
lately been published. Here" he wrote met with
n most interesting being, whom had passionateiy
wished to see His De QniDcey lie resides near
the lake he gives description OF his residence Ill ohe
OF the last chapters of his book called on him one
morning The Opium Eater was not visible, ana con-
cuded was not bnt in the evening he was within;
one OF the smallest you ever saw, with very me
features and eyes beaming with intellect and opium
He engaged to come and spend day and night at VII
sons He uncommonly clever man, ana MS inter-
esting conversation his faded countenanee on whieh
the sense of his past mseres seemed stu to rest anu
the sweet tone of his voice. made me feel almost at
tached to him. He has nearly conquered the habit OF
taking opium, cannot help and then having re-
course to his beloved and fatal consolation"
That Colonel HgglnsOn was poet at one time not
many people remembers they will be reminded OF the
fact by reprint which Will appear in " December the
collection of verse now press of d. Lohrop Co.
The claims of Chicago to be literary cent re are ths
stated by The Inter Ocean: Chicago has two book
stores which are among the best and largest in the
world II has publishing house which has issued dur
ing the past three years books by the million It's Issues
of standard authors in cheap but attractive form nave
been something enormous And the sale OF theso
speaks well for the literary taste OF Western readers
The class Of books drawn from the Public Library is
constantly improving The city full OF literary ana
sceutAc clubs OF one and another whose activities
If reported other things are in the papers-wouo
be a revelation to many The Chicago Literary Clup'
the Fortnighy and similar organizations meiude gen
tlemen and ladies OF the highest culture and whose
spoken thoughts in form and another are power
not I'm the city only but through the land Not few OF
the papers read in these circles have been puDsheo
at tho East In the leading magazines and reviews ana
commanded uncommon attention"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
DressMd iirI.
Gelp Wante1.
ffaal Notices.

FIFTY FIFTH-ST.-Supreme Court OF tne
state New-l ork. First judicial District s
Noungs plaintiff against Gusavus frank ana oshetS u"
tenIcutS. -. ,,ada
In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore closure and sac
entered In the above entitled autlOu o. tao oun
December 1888. The nndcrsi ncd the reie ee nane STATE
Judgment VIII sell at pubc auction at Tao hoa
Exchange and Auction Room limited, &c Nos ~ seH 70 ~
LlDerty st. The city II New YORK. THURSDAY. uo -,
day Jauuay 1886 at II o'clock noon on that d ~ Sea
r. b. Smyth Aucont Or the pemises In SAID JuiSmeLt '
and therein described rs follows, u Wit;
All tla lot piece parcel OF land VITA tle ,hs
ing house thereon orec0G, situate lying AMI feg ." na
nOrherly side OF 5jhs "a tho City OF New n, m the
bounded and described follows to W.T. " MI
northery side point distant hunnre,
0rtyOn5 4 ana four 90 inches west or ne yh ar
formed by the OF the north lily side OF oyn
with the westerly line Of tho lsave ana r9naihS nine
westerly parallel with the northerly Lac OF ad
teen 81 nine ( inches TO other ls o I'm he
party OF the first part thence northery anu
1staye one hun rc 1OO feet i've % nc3 W Io
line OF 65th aad 5ota sis thence nches
along sa centre line nineteen az fet ana hne W naTty
thence southeTly parallel with the ls av a de
through the centre OF p1ry wall u te hs paco
j5th st. hundred lOOj feet ald ave o uen
OF beginning ADOlii l.. % ~ ~ p1,rs'ntid
"a Wali 81, NeWHF~ S
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Eifamtcais ano Railroads.

FLORIDA. JACKSONVILLE and all pointA
Sonth and West than comp.nies rates fs,l 4
aesr dunno. Ba9gagc checkedi sleepers teservei
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NEW.YORK NEWHAVEN AN ID HARrF0RDR n
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner l32st Ana
Iinconaye near bird Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
freached nv Third Avenue Elevated Haroa) daily excent
sundays nj 6t5 7:jn, 9l0 1000 ll;j0 m., 2l0 3.3S
4.4O $40 $40 and 500 o. m for Port Morris, Casanova
1oak Point) Hunts Point. West Farms Van Nest Wssc
Cbester Tnpsons Bay Chester (Pchaa Bay Barlow (Cv
New Rochelle with tranc for all poi ts On he nam ne OK
he NewYork, New-Hayen and Hartford RAILROAD, Shore
Tine and Air Line Divsionsj New.t ana5n Mddletowp
ard sued Branches and Boston and all points
East x..,,. -, IN ,....,
Sunday trains for Rochelle and all intermediate sta
,,ona nj 300 noon and $50 tho latter trail connecting
az Rochelle with way trains TO Grand Cent? depot aud
Stamford
VNHE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
YORK: :PHILADELPHIA; AND NORFOLK DIN
5HoURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHE ACUTE
after December a. 1885, tae New ork Philaenh,.
Norfolk Railroad Company viii runa Fast Day and yshs
rpress between New-York and Cape On ri g. rus lesn
New York via Pennsylvania Railroad. week Iays anX
D daily. IRVING Old Point CoDiOrl. n. week days
and 730a daily. No folk 200 IN ana IS sieeo
lag through from New York TO cape hlre and ParS
C.r fron Philadelphia without change Tickets parorcos
sens and sleeping his be at any es o
~ the Pennsylvania F>ilroad Company NASs
II B. CO KE Gen'l Pass and Freight Aoers
ii. w. DUNN 4, snperntendsnt
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07


NUTs-Pc1nuts quiet but steady; hama p'cked
country cleaned 30 farmers unceaned 800 A. re-
ca,s plcntier dul round lots quoted 0gbc hIckoy
nuts 9sl 90 per bush latter for fancy thn sheed
IioxEY-' remely uu l0d l2c for white anu oO1io
for dark; white extracted dull az 6G7c dark extracted u
salable. -. ~ zo,o sor nripe
TO choice
MILK.
The daily receipts OF milk and cream a te
cn distributing pOlls Ia and Eear the cy LOT .o
week have been Erie "a D cans OF mix 20 cans
Of condensol and 73 cans of cream; Harlem I,,iV
cans o; milz and - Of condensed milk SuSdueann
OF milk and 80 cans o. cream New @ ,uu
Hartford lO36 Of milk; NewYOrk Clty anu Notnep
5 cons of milk; Outaro Western 1880 cans OF mlk
III cans OF condensed mik and 35 cans Of cream Newer
sev Central 425 OF milk ana cans or cream ana Dy
miscellaneous short routes l6D cans OF mllK ana - u5
o. cream The total daily supply has been lloli cans VI
milk lO7 cans OF condensed milk and 1876 cans OF cream
Tho demand has ull and the pd fort surplus
on tho platforms has rngcd between IL 10 ana u can VI
40 lu. ITS.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov 30, 1855,
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot;
tS Rochester and Montreal Express; through draw.
ng-rOOm To Rochester ~. Adams ana touset ON
900 q. Fast Limited Chicago Express win dlnin3
stopping at Albany Utica syracuse Rochester Bur
flo, Niagara Falls Eric Cleveland ant Toledo arrvpg at
Chicago 300 O. day.
1880 Chicago Express drawlncr00n cars 10 Ihnan-
dagua, Rochester, Niagara Falls and bunalO , -,
81 a. M estcrn Newi ok and Nor'hern EXPRESS WIN
drawing room cars.
drawing cars 10 SARATOGA, Fl Edward ana Glens
Falls Saturdays only ,,.
D. m Chicago and ST. Louis Express with seepng-cars
for ag6Ia Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, IOedo Detroit Ch
go n M Express with sleeping TO syracuse and
Aubufri road, and 10 SarutOgl also 10 Montreal.
f0l5 D. M Pacific EXpesl. with sleeping for lOcheS-
ter Buna0, Falls Cleveland Toledo, ST. Louis, Dc
tTUt ana Oblcago
lrOy with the morning the West
fort he North except Satur lay nightl.
sale R Grand central DcpOt, No. D IOwliny
Green Il3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2.th.st ana 4taye
WcstcOtts OuccA Farkplace. near Broad
wayl 7S5 and Ho dway, aud 62 West i2Oh-st, New
York, 33 Washington and $50 Futonss, BROOKLYN and 10
Ith.st.. Wliam3burg. -,- - :,
procured OF the ticket Offices In Newfork CITY, ana
t33 Washington st.. BrOokyn
baggage called for and checked rom residence. Go,
hese daily. An Others aaly except sunday
tThese trains sp at Harlem 25th.St ana itlavel
j. NJ. TOUCEY d. ~ hbNp
General superintendent GePeral Passenger ABeh"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
900 XrW,IERSEY + W ifg SOUTHERN DIVISION.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w 80" \ \ CV H. li. Y. r. Co. les,He o,,,oo,p
NM REST COSSTRUCrED AND FINEST EQulPPED
ihh II1TitI,ts ,rIACK LINE ron BUSINESS OR


ruE BEST CoNsTRUCrED AND FINESr EQUIPPED
IN" JOITI,I,E TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAyEL..o THE wEsr
THE WISE SHORE ROUTE Is Ai,I,,r,Ipe ~ piVI' a
sRuhE or TIE WQHLutA tAMED HGpN0n pIG0nGrNTh r. M
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF tAlShlLI, SiiOC ~, rtt,ry;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY We i"N
on ana after Dec 18th 1885, trains will leave West tZd'&
Ali trains leave from new downtown station foot ot ,'t
Sorth 20 minutes earlier than Hoh ioo u "'S
Detroit aud Chicago 800 1000. 1910 in- sleep
through. , .,..,.,
81 I,,uis 600 sSl0 D. IN. Shoppers hron"h - ,o
Rochester suspension Bridge, NIAGARA faiIs -S''o
IN $500 $40 y. IN. Sccper- and pariOr cars,
Urea syracuse, q, ll2O NO:0O otV y M
Highland, PokecPsie and CatskI. 20. ll;2) a. w.,
Ncwbarr Kingston saugertles and Albany :. o. ll:2o
a m: 355, 900, $40, .lliO r. m.
Saratoga Albany ll:20 a. M. 500 T. M
For Montreal and Canada East, 500 p m ~.
Hamilton IOnh0u 80 III. 600. 'e:lop III. TORONTO.
.po,iy ibsy except saturday. Other trans daily ex
ccpt sunday. -. 90 a,ecri,g cor acconmo,la-
ton. or information apply at OIL cei; hopohol
st.; Brookyn Court ST. Annex 0mcT iUo' AZ - II RoycIy
NewY0rk Clty3l5 1868 S5l, 90 broaaWB To- ,
West shore stations foot OF Wos aS,st M @ o2 io2 ii
Wrsfc1tt's tNptcsS -
cfS baggage from hotels and reslG9cSs VI1er5 Td 10
left at oket oidcos. HEN NJ N.t. ho.,lr ION,
$50 Broadway oehelh t@SS'hS't 4'sS"'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Go Wbom lt man Concern

4 NY PERSON holding or laying claim to
~ Bank book No. lGG.CG7 OF the Union Dime Savings
Institution is nCtihed e. present II at the bank as new
book is about 10 DC issued.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Ofean Gleamer5.

ANCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n Sailing Weekly from NewYolkf for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
-FLYsIA. Jan l;3o H. IToriA Jgn; 80 o. ." N ~
ETHIOPIA. jan 10, 2 y. VI. DENONIA, jan ~, = D. m
- NOr ARRY TASSENGF RS.
Cabin passage $50 to So SECOND Class gov
Steerlg' outT ard so. prepaid $40.
UENDf;RsON BRO THERS, General Agents.
4 Bowling Green Newly ork.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

Manuel, spring 'Nley anu MonSoJ 70 Az" N-' -'~N -
Sundays o a. m.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
ARRANGEMENTS of trains Chambersst Depot From I'D
st. is minutes earlier. o..x.. n..,u,nx
room Coaches TO singhamtcn aiHra Horeelsyie Bunao:
tas and 6 srd6e Sssepns coacno'
6pm.-pay. Chicago and st. LOUIS lhmited Express n
S osenc f0Ta5 N9 extra saarso Hey for fast tune
Meadyile nj Cleveland 1927 did M o Spennan' he ana
6:t2 p. Chicago 800 p H. and ST. LOUIS ';So 'he seo
n mmpaly Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited arrives
popu ar light train between New. ork ano Dutalo ~
8 p M ally Chicago Express for the West Soa Sta
Buffalo NiaSSra Fss vs. Cnsnnea n s and and Gs5go 6o m
% a5d fasSss c re go re 2 S ESQ So So G So so
lO30p. IN. II midnight SUNDAYS 5l5 $3.50 lO;2o a. m''
raieTson ieS SG gi5 $40 2o 7!5O % $50 li0
8j1 4:4o Sl0 5:S0 $40 $50 7S0 $50 1889 M 1
glianiFs' gia5 81 D. m. II midnight o'' WV
via .0 Nswsrs S 4 St5 SCc So 2 9DS sD%
II midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays S:lo IL Ill.,
dci2 10 145 7.;o 1920 M l5 $3.50 $3.50 s:9o
GIo $50 1880 M ana u midnight, S%hgays bngS o;fo
SS9 lS32 e 75 ld 4o sSo M M ana Sundays 5i5 M
Newburg and Cornwall 100 m $3.50 4;oO 6p ~ sun
day Ky6aSSn md and md Kingston and Montgomery sop
s@n!qy SS Sg T., 81 55 10 S 1870 a m s:So $50 l:so 700
= $40 M SUNDAY 546 s:31 lO20 & m 5'39 go P m;
MddoST" % snndar nS 90 5 go $50 i9 9o M SS $40 rs p
taro and Western RprOad at Mat The IN trim stops
nTJ 5SSy: aS aS t'gj :S2 @ sS iSs9 n 4'0 $50
boats leave 23Gst ~ ~ 3te Gl5 M gio 10 "a ary ~ ~
q eySry and aen pBfe' m th i 20 svey S it2 r
Tickets tr passage and apart 'nt3 IN Drawing Room @
and iranser o baggage DO LETT the Companys Offices
nos 4Ol Uj7 broadway, !s7 Westst " w. NO Court
rSprcss ira irom the West arrive IN NewYorx az 7lo
$50 'io1IiiNT ROTT conr Passr Agent Now.York.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
.rw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1886

p..or ouat and nrm. snon,erA 81 80 .Shortb 81 VO;
Short Uear. is. whisKey brm and stehW ~ ~ p,cs
Hogs auieti Common Light So iOgs5 10. Iaoa a,
ing anc Futcners 5OdS4 O0i receipts Ao'' hoia '
n.snts. l62 heso.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
DENNSYLVANI RAILROAD.
On and after December. 30, eJ.
GREAT TKUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYo VIA Desbrosses and Couandt street
HARRISBURG itsbura and tho West Pullman Paac,
ars attGcbeo a. m, and NJ daily New-York and
wilha@sport Lock Haven a. M r. M Cory and I'd, Fri, Eris
Centre and md tho U Hes,ons Ofy O' fo0'''
Baltimore end hG Soun a1I Limited
M, arrive Washington 4:o4 p m and $50 p m arrys
l. and m. and IL night. sunday c;ld m, and 9
For Atlantic city. except SUNDAY, IN,
For ape May. except SUNDAY l.li a
wa Railway and AmpOy a M, ~ noon $40. 0p, W.
On sunday, 0:Ij a. and p tdo not stop at Asouy
For I'D Pom, NewYork philadelphia and
dag; wa Ba tHore and Bay Line 400 p ~ week days
at Jersey city, adoring speedy and direct transfer for
and 5 D. ~ daily Fro9 Washington ana baltimore 6lO
$50 NJ l:2O. $40 8 80 o. 20 aAi O:Sj p. SUNDAY,
SDla GD 55 m go S4S 5o =? ?a sF So9 os5 @ % o c
io % s g. ana 55o . cao e5 HSS SS SSS oS5 M '
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New York via Desbrosses and Court
oao, 80 s. p g thicaso limited and 10 Washington
d p'nl'ead m end on Is ga e % Adco2@oaiion 80 I6 n
aud 44O p. IN. SUNDAYS. 1Tres,. Gi5. o 60 Limited
TEAMS leaving New ork day. excep, SUNDAY t72o and
I.l0a m, l. :, l. and p m, and p. m on sundays
EetarninE Broad Street station Phlad9Phs
a. m. Limited Express LA and i5o p m l2;ie = l. 58
o i $50 and 2o n ig g. On a3o 59flT Imsd aC 55S 5S
az ei and T.l VIA Camden A. NJ ay except sunday
Ls1yf cdr it oct so " IS ana ri hr5aiway
md To-, OF Dcsb oses and contlnl 49, CoTt,s Sna
hnsch's Hotel Hoboken station. Jersy CITY. Enigrant
' yorS rrlnser tonaany viii call FOR and check
barsqgc 2P g. gos els pslSt sH9 Te'den'e' JR. WOOD
CHA "ifca dcncra Ian3cr General scnser Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW j ElsStI CEN j NAL DIV 81 -
InnI lE Ii ~ ny :. r NnN N NIN

F6oT Of LIGERfY., r., XoaI nIyER.o,
rGF od anq TEyrQNo 10 ,SS RSHaa 9so bF92f 30
~ f26 o. D. 4 N "a; H4s 100 s95 - an IN 5 i 10
Dir cl connection a. wnyns juno on or Gem2ntG%n ana ana
On smut llul It toumbiaave. for MsnayuDA Coh'ho
DRtW SG't0oM Ckis on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
rcnI on NiiA i pT%%ns2pFlru1A Niutn ard Green ,tS
7SO, $50 l:sj. iloO m. l:l5 3A} $40. 90: goo 200
RcE, 49, at so So & % 6 & dS hS p % a o1 LE s5o G
rori A4r3.o FfALf Snd u rhiIiffPPsbPURG h Penn
For ~ i tMsP, Rr.- egNgUPY. LLE,wIsSRCRo and
Tor REI0ING lai iIARRisBU,.. az 4ol 10 ,4l.
,l.li NJ too. 1880 ior. $50. 5i' 2'OO IN sundays
Ior - 'AN r0t "a 7:,o = 5a.m.%' '6p o,.a...
l9' loS Ia M M ana m SUNDAY a; Cor. III"
fo rAWAoUA at 700. 7:i5 !l5 a. m l3o 3:i5, loO
lToo p NJ IgpgEs li:Co n y and MATCH CHUNK
nttor. 80 s.45 I. m. 100 i:So $40 $40 pm funday
FSf -'i6% ct s:uo, o. ,t5 90 l'sc 3 s. 800
For ftIGH BRIDGE BpANOu at 400. $40 a ni. 1'oo
iSi Sip, = ~ 1 r. M sunlays 1880 D. m. "
I G o s, s cd 8 & 9 65 S' :5S 5S' "a ti' 5e
f,dU TOE 1:2, s:l', lo3' m Sundays 800 s;lOa ia
r6F FiA NFIIL1 ioo5 Cc 7o9 ~ S45 ao 9sc & l.:g}
$50 "a 900 $50 100. 73i SI., 9:0. 1850, l2gj
p m sundays lsO 800. s.iJ a. m- 1900 m 1870, i:J0
ASe "YE4N 64 SG SniyE i5 800 800 q A m r2p A. g
DAYS oYceut ocean Grove az 200 sA2 an, .o,n
ffoTr LAKEw"oD. IONS RIvFK and BAREEoAT $50
roi hF%X4m1S Fl M II tsITSRP @ixELAND BRIDGEroN
NTW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier So X SoIth River Via santy Hook.
ior HIGHLANDS. SEABRLGIr. LONG BRANCH
LAKEWOOD TOMS RtV Err and BARNEGAI. 4lO p n
Iicacts Dertoeuree qt foot OF L1ern.st Pier No
North i4vor II. 2O1. 28l. 81 ~ "a ll4O ani l33
Brotdwayi 90. 7a7 and 80 1hove Iayngt9p'st TO- Il
10 OIccuW,ch-st.: las. TO tust = ~ st l3a
Bl1 Bowcrv b., atal st. puuciial hotels IN New
lorN Cly Ia Brooklyn NJ No. torit> lOI BLoAdway;
(' Ia tOn.s. DO a7a MHuhHtdn ave- In hnOokCn,
"a Washiu y. s 1ranstor company VIII call for
eud c OK gage om hotels rcsd nee 10 destination
J. +. MOOlItN, G. q. hANtpCki
General Manager cen. Pass ard ticket Agt
1 l. Ia y, &. l.. ~, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
COTTON MARKErs-sY rgLEIn1pu

LIvERPooI, Jan. Gl2;3) p. m.-Cottol hat Middling
tpaIds, 5di MtdJnS Orleans LeL: sllcs-S0JO bales
Including LOCO bales for speculation and receipts
5000 bales, including 100 American Futures Gull
livery. 4j1O5d; February and March delivery GJ6id
do March and Apr delivery C2Oid; do. April and May
delivery. lC4d. also Sd do. May and June delivery
46id do June aud July delivery, 7O4d. 90 July and
August delivery l0G4d.;
Tenders f0 deVees at tOdays clearing 44OD baes
docket and 100 old do.
pInIhe salos OF the ncuded g. 700 bales American
Futures teldyi Upands Low Mddling clause January de-
5g-54d. buyers; do February March delivery UOid
buyers do March and April delivery, CAD buyers do
April and May delivery d. buyers DO May ami June DO
nNely 4-G4d buyers 10 Juno July delivery, U6id
do, August and september delivery, l3C4d buyers
m-COtton-futureS closed steady; Cpands Low Mid
dlDg clause, January delivery, 6cO4d DuYers; Janu
arv aud February delivery .5Oid buyers do February
and March delivery 59d4d. buyers DO March ana Apn
delivery 026id sellers DO. April and NAV delivery
l64d sellers DO and June delivery, 54J4d. sellers
Juns ana july delivery. 64d sellers do July and
usust delivery. Cd buyers do August and september
e!yery D l4-Bid value.
COII0S-spot and Futures coed supply; New Western
spot steady is 2d do. Jannary, steady As 72ii
February steady at 2d O!d Mxod Western Spot au a
4s. l2d.
GALVESTON. JAM Cotton weak Middlng 8 1915 Low
MIddlng, o.lb Good ordinary lOO; net aud gross
ccpts 1927 bales LxpJrts 20 Great Brtsiu 4DlO bales
sales, 3S3 bales stock, 1854 bales.
SAVANNAH. Jan. G-COttOn quetj Middng S5s Low
Mddng llG; Good Ordinary Sl6i net receipts, S6J
bsles gross $40 bales; Exports the Continent $500
bales
NEw.oRLEAgs. Jan G-Cotton steady Mddng So Low
Middlng 3l6; Good Ordinary, l5-l6 net receipts.
2s6lbales gross 369S bllesi Exports 10 Great
bales sales. 5000 bales stock, 4Oi,773 baies
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Forthe week ending Tuesday. Jan. o. 1856


Receipts for week-Beans. 23O2 bbs Peas 342i d pus;
FxDorts-T cans 4O6 pkgs.' Peas, l1iO husn Al Nnus
of domestic have shown further shrhage IN Nae ]
and tho market has ruled very dull Choce marrow arc going
M 81 t5 Medium IL % 70. best stock ana rea
are weak at that price White Kidney cone iofWaT sl9mg
ana are fairly sustained choice lots reaching % heu
dul ana lower Scarcely anything dOng In turtle 5onp
Saitoni1 Lima so az 81 80 35 Green peas steady.
Southern Blaekeye irmer -oo-
Beans Marrow, - Do, Black 1. S'--.- 80 . AZ
Choice 1921 7o DO c Ca Pcds Mas isj ISS
hC"IsSiu1b 10 psa Cboce ~ al 30 southern b. e. per
Do White Kancy.. 9002 COL 2 bu. bag ... ZZo~- oo
DO, kId kldny.--- OO0ZO OOl
Receipts for week. 81 SOL pkcs Exports liSo pKs
The weaker feeling developed during te elry pat Oh as
week been follow ed by dec No OF "a C. on ~. @
weak he weather ia mild and sDrnglkc, trace Is uHch
monty dull aud decItely lower adyicej are tcesriphel
from ali distributing points There Is very sohg
disposition here to allow pr ces 10 seIJic 10 POM a'
IN, re will again "a free movement
There = a considerable stock Of SUNNI T anu fall mle
coOds stll hand and with abundant corn crop u low
all hog products, Ii seems pfODaDe tlt le VII
RS make Of fresh butter VIII be equal II not greater m
that To-day 36 cents is Regarded a. .u
wholesale price for fancy klgln Creamery WIN tl Hnc
of at - cents An OCCASIONAL Oanu
Of hc ~ and cOnuiluds premium 10
special cents IL an outside te iOt iahcy
bran M nj OF the western rrs ara? heavily az
n 4 cents The weather br ont al me dc.c,ts
and being nJtOha ItliiitN
are very irregular state dairy did DOT dyanc IN rooi or
advance cra1ncIy hence Is hkey 70 cone uo"n
snTv plc, are auDabY little Out there II some
Ieuc 90 give much the fancy GRADES Mhch are
certanl, plenty on stock worth say TO cents hee
pressure to sell with willingness 10 meet D!es
dafr n slowly Mt Fresh factory was lire
too high suffering relcu"n STANDARD prlnn5 n
grades more or less neglected Weather too warm for rolls
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
roulfgY AxD GAWE

an kinds o. Two rsu try are dong better rcsutO
mu, Ia hrhier p- only tgDt H. scoly amt 10
thrsc tiy placed IH the range % quota
hons Weather lat been MIA that some Of the l or
have operating taang m0sty cc~oas tIrkcis and lat
ducks. ~
since our report receipts of Dire 80 have facn
OF materially The large Oc Of atI trash carried
over tho chi Juas gut ouier ot cod tor &c mas
lOw prices, ai cLOco mean
improvement At tho close iiliu'i
pLa turkeys choice lots readily command 10
i.c. Ierscy selling at ia IKE, hnd IN
frcel Maryland Delaware turk vs. AZ llClZc.
Irosh receipts Of Western oHllc. generally
when good Orcr Pladeipt hckcns av" been - rec
stale aud Western Clcacns 80 show
advance, au stock nus bright aud ~ pgri CT
orcr sells Ieady Choc. Ducks and Geese IN moderate
suDUv auI nrm The very mid weather prevailing ciua, =
many arrive condition, and iO such very ow
pTicts Eayc 10 ic acCept II.
Ouou have advanced but clos, duil and barely atc1dy
Gr0us. stesdy. Taf1rdics duL villa DucAs Oi ciOi-c
quality steady. laIes easier. Rabbits hTin.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
DRFgsRD PouLraY.
GAVE.
VEGETABLES.

have continued quiet but show little change
Ma.no "a stock Is In night supply and held
firmly Penty OF T. Il. Island Mercer Offering. for which
far call a II 81 per 40 n. few choice reach
Ing ~ 10. state potatoes quiet nut steady Lac receipts OF
scotch potatoes hayo sO mainly at 81 90 for Magnum BO
and O2dIl Is FOR Champion. per lGS ID sack sweet
0ui aud Domestic onions rm mpOr-
tatCns France had BE- per 'wO
bushe could be made; the stock
sirable size. norfolk spinach lOwer kalc un, hanged
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07
Guetion Sales.

MORTGAGE SALE.--JOhn F. b. Smyth,
1'h Auctioncer VIII sell th day at 10 a. N No 20 eros
bys Ot Of machinery uc III paper box aanuactfy and
covered WAGON aud harness. Lou IS LENBChChkR
AttorueyfOr Mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE.-JOhn +. B. Smyth,
4Fl Auc1neeT will soil tins daY al l3O n m M. lO3
West llth st. he fixtures and furniture OF m class aoOn
LOUIS LENBUSCHEk. Attorney for Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-07

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Straght and excur-
al routes S greatly reduced TSss s NSrsns MS oF
Tho southwest berths reserved two weeks IN advance
Va" LANsING'S halfway Ticket ONCE 3JI broadway