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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
LITERARY NOTES.

T. g. O, Dale has written for tho next hummer oi
Eigpineou sketch entitled, in a Garre;" The sane
pnlnher will contain Mr. y. y. Eatons reply to can
Hamton's sharp article OK Civ Service reform.
me London AMsaram has started department
devoted to" American Books
til reported that Mr.. onry James is astonsed ana
vexd that any one should have imagined that he Das
erawn actual personages in "The Bostunians We are
nstonehed also that auy should have that dea-Ou'
pcrhaps not for the that moves MI James
Mr. Ponltney Bigeow is the only responsible nan"tef
NJ Outnq Mr. Theodore Roosevelt not having the snare
ia the control OF tue magazine with which lie mas oeeh
credited.
Sir John lubbock intends to publish soon complete
list OF what he considers the best hundred DOORS e
will exclude works by living authors, science auo MS
tOry-with few exceptions whioh ne Will no'0
rather in their literary aspect.
The longevity OF the three-volrme novel system III
ENGLAND * thus explained by Tie 81 James, G0ztHe
The idea Of expending good money in BOOK seths
revolutionary to "A rich man The late Rector OF Lincoln
said bitterly that many man Of $500 year does not
lay opt $50 on books Why, many man OF five, fifteen
or fifty thousand does not lay out nifty pounds yearly
on books. The newspaper suinces for the men OF
household; the circulating library with its endless
stream OF novelties, for the women They only demand
from novel one thns-novelty; and that the library
can give them. To purchase many new ronahccs as
filter through house from the library wOud be 10 CHOKE
reasons insure the peranenceo the circulating system
which, again, nsurcs the permanence OF the three
volume system. That Ian prohibits amateur purchase
and makes every who does not want an old novel
get his novels from the library. Again, the three
volumes keep three girls Ia house occupied slhtahe-
ousy three birds are killed with stone. Nor is the
publisher adverse the method for obvious reason
Advertisement OF the great expenses OF the pub
Usher Now three Onevoumo novels cost exactly thrice
rs much to advertise single three-volme novel and
for tho publisher only gets at most third OF "nt
the three volume vel brings him. This is probably
strong objection. from Tho publishers point
OF view to the volume novel. He spends, let us
say $50 in advertising it, and only receives As copy;
while with the outlay on advertising three
volume lie receives. 1928 copy. To ne sure
his paper makers bill ia reduced by the One-vonne
system does not appear to reconcile him to the
outlay advertisements
An English translation of George Sands correspond
ence will be published in London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
LIVE STOt MARKET.

NEW YORK Tn, -lay. Jan. "GBE,E\ i 10 eip'S weg yen,
-. as o. had !1 a G0ill 1t. d cars ~ -,
,ic -, the rivals - were Tor EXPORT aN "i'
crossed nud .or citr sAuHHif uirt.''
trad. Live Cattle. FL ing s,cMv; NY b''9''" ~
4 d fol rtuGrr TO hO.Se sides
Arrivals o. Dressed Tor the week chulh
Jo,itr - were about AZ c1rO1dS. llIe dui AZ ." ~
{or orro,i 70 Ucef I'D a. AMI no chpcr OF, Iru ~
simmer today 2ru quart ~ q Ger ana ~. 90
~ ton tie 'sE hy Joseph EaSn'n nv % uo
i wi Lcialu with 81 ISe Cattle ~ ~ Noi ', an 81
omarers Of g ana carcasscs Of Mutton by Joseph E""
tfLVEsAbcui 10 Live Calves were reject ed to.ay 81
Viii. Ii "a were &C tbs. rec Ing scrty toI fsls va
o, ou eii and tr,Gc hru Tor Ch0cc NINA 49,, -;
c If ctrl envy Jersey YEAS brought &c, ana Colno W
~ c TuOtCd at > 81 &c. - "a
aci live. ojlrt u, &C TOR Dressed 'rasseI tr
cc oI ponr to IT Cuuu,Ty Dte5std Ffals; ; tO
Fro PINE Clty Dressed; ith best irom slaughter Ho'
rsits- oins: Jcr,cy vcals. '21o!G0 10. at S"S2c
: q t Xtra. .uU b a'cr"S' at r.. ..- -, 90
SIZE AND LAM }S -Byceipts were tour cars ., O.
h cd equally videG tie markets. ann - PIi
lamb. ve., receive at washington MARKET puerlhSS I'M
veIy Int wanted 20 7. Feeling bicy Stey a,,ha
mon Cod siterD sold roc: and 81 roc Hc l'HO7
al G1ic tlung Lambs Od hy The head SSgtO en- -e
Drpsse Mutton dull AM prices weak. ordinary ssnd
sold n with CEniC" carca sc- biinciue c
Iamls neglected a. for Common Ia 'ooi ana fA'
cnralses ~ ling al gc nom the sau zler hon IS o -
81 sN wton Guirtt: a. Pen isY wanna 9oel ~ 10
"A DC Western - n. at &c late Ne't'tu' '1'
au.as do ia 70 at &c: - oh do, lO2 ~ 81 &c
D lenhack D .Sey: 81 sta;c Limbs - 10 az o,C' - q,
Hume . Mullen l0l state sheep and LamDs' 80 !" ~
T. collins 10 Jersey Spring Lambs, at $40 poE head '"o
NOS receipts were II cars OF $3.50 head- cfs ,n al
Iuth aa1 l6 cars at jersey 'ly Markel h1h'H"''J W
ana weak at 81 20ai4 80. None For sale alive
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COTTON MARKETs-sY rELEi2ArI

LfyERrooI. Jan 2B-l2:3) o. m.-Cotto1 dull; Middns
UplsEd- 5Oi Mddng orleans 0isd; saes-IOoO bales In
800 8les for speculation and EXPORT receipts
$4,000 bales. including II 200 bales American Futures
dull Upants Low Midiling clause. January FeOruary
delivery. 5tcid.; do February and March delivery 4
~ 6Id. also s6id; do. March and April delivery ~
Al also 6064d; DO April and May delivery 629td
DO JunA delivery ID; DO June and July delveIy
4C4d do July and August delivery. VGid do August
and september delivery, > IS Cad ,
ID Ihcsalcs OF the dav included $500 bales Amerl
can Futures dun Uplands. Low Middling clause; Janu
arv delivery. j-.jid sellers do January and February
delivery 4d sellers. do February and March delivery
j--tId sellers; March and April delivery 5'-s Al
buyers do April and MAY delivery. 62C4d sellers GO
June delivery Sd buyers June and July GenFcTs
Sad. buyers do. July and august delivery o ISL
bu} do August and september delivery. 69o4u
bu5
p. Observation-Disclosures steady; Upands Low Md
81 NJ cause Iauuer% delivery, $3.50 sellers % Janl
February delivery, 5000 sellers; do February
March delivery. J9-0id. sellers DO March and Apr
delivery oO-oid buyers; do. April and May delivery, a
U-.J4L BUYERS DO May and June delivery. I'D BUYERS
August delivery a6-d buyers do August and Septem
GALVESTON Jan. 2G.-tOttOn dulli Aiddllng, 1910
Low MldGlmg. 7.lG; Good Ordinary l-lbi net ana
gross receipts. =. l62 bales stock. 6J.ill bales
SAVANNAH. Jan. rs OttOn easy MLsdluS, So Low
Nlddlng -ii GoOd Ordinary. "a net and gross re-
Cepts bales; Exports 70 Great Britain 2-Oo Dte5
CoistNI-e LisO bales sales, l@JO Oales STOCK ooo''
bales -,
NEu ORLEANS. Jan 2G-Cotton quiet; Mddlns. ll.le
Low Mhdlug, 81 Good ordinary, ? let receipts 81 !
bales gru ll6t- bales; Exports 70 the Continent LIZA
bales. st.cs 5000 Oaesi STOCK. S95O-4 bales
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RAILROAD.
On and after January II, 1879
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UN ED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave and CouItl4nd Stree,
uarTisSars ittsDnrg and the West with Pullman pa,ass
cSc4so Limited Of safor Dining Smoking aud sSeptnass
Oars at a M every day ~
MS p p; connecting - Cory Tor fitasvlo Petroleum
s snSoe ws.snsos an o" fGi Washington
a H.. arrive Wilmington 40; ,. st6p NJ arrive
Wsssingt % Go5 M rsSnlsr at 80 c and $50 n
For Atlait!c CITY. except sunday P m;
E ESn Han Msy ssy o and station.
IN eanaSyy s ana AnD's and N I nSr opal
For oiG pon. and Norfolk via NewYorl philadelphia ana
1o BsTDsa g Tsss &C. m& every
Boa:s OF Brookyn Annsr Connect With Al through traps
an'TdDF speedy and direct transfer FOE
TIsSs from FsDuTg 10 10 l3? N s 20,
S3s iS 4 S4s
as'R mi' So q . $50 $50 $50 CSC g. TO go 90
ssS 4 49, o53 p s s Ys d'S $780,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New Yors via Dessrosse' AMI Court
e2q = q chicago Limited .s sna 10 wass@s.O,
Rns snd ' e nsa % SaS 12 ana
and +4o sundays sasess: CID .rS 20 LiPR,tod
Sn4 10 ma WY a asep sga and
ad,n 6; M az rsian io sn Sonen and on sundays
@ I Says BrS1 &c. 7rs5t 3 Rp'ifSsfn
m Limited Express l;II end $50 ?. m I2:lb 5Ab&
s 5o5 Ss sH@ g No. .S .? 50Df h%lt lS SsS
@ rs G sss ~ ,5s.a sy g:s Msa
and loot o; pe.brosses and IOurtlant Coqtst and
Br nees H aRIef soD c4y @ hssn;
rss s vii e ar and check
bassqT. iTY% S0s sts f nPs Ie'idsnGss m WOOD
O''A ''i General Manager. General passenger Aren't
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LIVERPOOL Jan. &c Provisions bacon. Cumberland Cut
s. u; Lon. Clear Mtddles -S I'd: snort Clear MiddIcs
us VI. -hott Abs 29s 6L' shoulders 2Js OL Der cwt
Prtf-Sl EItri Indian Meas lflme Mess, 5ua ID
PoIG-Prlmc hess b cd per DBL: Rhine Ness eastern
ana Western 80 sd. Lard American, 52s., Prime " cst
al, t,, I'd lIrd OH. "a nAius-L0ng cut IS. ID
Snoldrrs 8us 81 Butter. I'd cwt lOr nnes United
S,,tra Cheese AmrnCau thOce. 80 Od Nneat-ied
W,.t,ru SpIug -. n as, jdi Rcd MinteE5e ID IA Od
tft,utaE -uuu,.7s el New western Wintef "a "a
Sew Mixed Western. e.. ~: California 20 l. IS "a .
T. IA Californian No ia o. 6s.- d. GENITAL Produce
TurLentuC. do. London. "a.
cvt i.eunel ca t'd pergaiun CloYerSeed-
American Red A9S per Owt. IaiOS-2ls.3. peTcwt Rose
Ioiuuon 50. Pale. lls VL zoe. Od Linsced OIL g.
a. u.rrHL iAilOv-bue nero "a oil; lrim- Oity
- o. Ucr cwt American Hcfrserltod Beef hind quart
era ID. iuic Quarters. hi. Der y. 800,
Of wnoat for no past three isys were $4,000
Genital tlcluIn3 Gllup C'nttla An'ucin.
lie - American corn Tor the past three Jays were
"a go
u calcutta iuseed 4tsod Der quarter IAnseet
Cake ora - "a REFINED PirJ.runl o%u. a
go Der gallon prJs OF Tdrpcntne - ID per cwt
St,eru OF. hOsln-CUmmon. "a "a per CIV "
Ialr ia QllA Provisions ard So. OF ucr owl Iol
American: sugar ~. cwL for cuba Ccntrltuga
uorilug o. lt- sd Bljs Odflr Cuba Muscoyadc tar
fcruur nupst Australian TallOw-Bett @&s sd o 90
Cd. Mutton. 2js. Bl 28s Oh Cocoa Nut Ol--CeyloA'
III ys.. Cochin. $50 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

ST noon YESTERDAY when oil certificates were
selling above 2 cents the market looked So strong that
fvr onerators yentured to sell at the ciose-At e9A
cenist appeared 40 weak that no one dared to buy'
Tr,drs ho have been mistrusiul Of the movement mp
ward saw in the break a vndication of their previous
vieUs and the atmosphere 80 bedrsh that he must
have been a bold who avowed himself pe!ieVrr III
HIGHER priccs. Yet the decline (Which was cohnheu
nosy TO the last hour accomplished by the sa!o Oi
comnaratiyey small amount OF certificates andtbar1ns
,bo cut of uuayorable news frol the OF h'dsJ
ia susceltiDc Of Interpretation - speculative
scoop" as II Is Of collapse OF the movement t9WAI
higher values There public news from the WASH
incOu County District II warrant legitimate ue'Hc'
hut iEe operators Tor fall claim that lheIc He
dangerous wells In that locality liable 10 be Drlnght IN
soon-ore or two perhaps ut any moment. Inc! a'so
hold that tbs ned possesses iuy ,.is H brcn
freely giving t. 1t. Above and beyond the'e coAsitis
tions whose value can he more iuy de!rrmlncu ohS ~
he fturc tie tact cannot be denied that thc genera
cnrsr al statistic. j. strongly favorable TO the produc-
inc Interests Carrying rates continue 10 rue run
"ia" TO a premium Of % cents but tho Feuhcht OF &c
hears is that the bulls are making hcatrs scare I
,,run.ns niau luu atOu The market cLdcd = GEMS
below the final quotation Of Monday ana lis tone ""'
weak and NJ settled -, ,..,,., ~. ,no fop.
sohda,ed Exchange were as follows:
Opening LoWcNt..-.-...-.-''
Highest ..............924 Flnal-.-...---.-. -
sales, barrels "'"'
There WAS no change in the quotation of refined peiro-
lcum.
on, CITY. Penn. Jan 26.-Cruie On-Nitona Tran
ait Certificates opened at 0i4 and closed al s9l2
highest ur.ce 92l lowest price s9 Sales, 3o93'O"O
barrels; c!carances. 449l,0O0 barrels; runs -
barrels; shipments, eOoo7 barrels Charters $500
barrels.
BRADFORD. Penn. Jan 2G.-Crude Oil-National Tran
at Certificates opened at OILS and closed at s'i
highest price. 92l4 lowest price, e9i2; clcaIances'
100000 barrels.
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Good Ordinary .........G% Log Mddlilg..........
strict Good ordinary ...7la Aiidnns %
Futures to points higher ard less active sales, 1920


DHUcs-guy alobhing trade as rue lhe chance IN
prices have been few plum N ob1ing l't Morphine
ing rTTS's Market less active and
c cG'TfS e. The rfd I%e by o
m,nd Gnd a very moderate juhbng trade hquiry sales
3 GGS q 800 q b TlI an STa q IS Tor Com
non to S"oi a 9n 800 & CIV 9 M Extra si as %
for The ndics 800 bDI.. EIua 30 2 - 5Gsi %
Wheat Extra SO as u for GmlaSH to cool sne > %
S. 20 10Y prnr Winter Wheat .'d7cu Ibs Emo g -
az g. letter i9[ Ca9ce Mntrr 2"o'f' T
"a + - lass 90; Good to Fancy Esri STATE - $50 80
GOOD to Choice E4lF, western. ho9ss, 80 Com n99n
10 FAR Extra ONO " ISa1a . ,'2f
Clear 81 lodti 50 EyG Miy9r' "a O1gtt - otrsikH.
81 IS ST Louis Common 10 Far r'ri 100 80 pard'
Winter Wheat Extra - 50a$5 ~ civ MN FyIa tor Nest
d IRsfi g. 'eady -
pIicc win ouy lmtcl eIpor; and nioorr't obuin
h 4,fs al s5 ana Good Good to cio' o
FL9 g % I tt %r 6o s'' RucE
" uii yellow Western. 3: 81 50 Is Brandyw,nr $500
aaAiN-wI,EArA,rkc egal.r and 9g,c',,sd Ga,9
"a g. then with moe strenrth f-c1vcT fn thc dc ine
ABOUT me lnsdc price: : slt raj fr eSgoi 9Te,.
ehgpeI' b2oeai g1g bus1 an" ~ o N h
sPot ncnans Dnsiad,a ns al Y &c n ,"r nsiTs'
y
DO Cor Mach p'd'''c. closing a. nc DO Tor Aprl.
c!o4ng ~ ~ &C. do. foE June H.a4dHrh-C. coeur M
- C do for July. P.d &C. closing a. &c q .r De-
crinbef II o.. Gtl o. closing % . 1-2 EfE-Na:kct
scarcely St.-. bu-n state ~ 10 -c triytrI
quoted ~ GiGr ic ard Nc.f nfr5 IA RILEY
bun Wtl The 1rAct buyers favor. SAL lf.uuh bush.
migrated canada az, o." tt 49,. BAILLf MALI
Quiet. ISo.Eowrf stat r.r %; -tT tossed d.. .-0
-sc: CaugdI. SIC Co.,. .COltNMarAct heavy aud
lower ash DE-, iu,t &c closet steady
al me decline options 1t ncavy tn,u cl cn D. ic
closed steady 81 above the iusiG' bii,rs god
tr ni trIOf: moderate Tor horne and
large tran OPTIONS. -Appor- bought $500 bns
900 bush future, uur bEsh spuf AMI toaIUsr.
including TuuHdcd MirHd a q dfHCf NJ g. i.c. iu
Guiding delivery 'Or next month at lfcs steamer
Mixed, - are. "a elevator iid t3r. arlIt 4'r t'f
-lehl delivery uCN' month. tC sac tof January. ana
&f.d4- =. for February: Iur'aded yellow t7tc. D..
hvcrrd, so. MNrd for January. "Oa .oNc clos M -
5,c: 30 for FehIu-iy ia &C.. oo,ine - g IN 'or
I?c. cl0sus u ! w. ~ Tor May. tfi &C.. closing st
f-3c..-.. OATS 4T@H heavy LHt = e. oatr cio-I1g
shade Above tIr - q, pr''- sales. 1000 bush.
- id39 -cs No. quote. ~ $50, SO. Nh', .-
- lc No o. &c.: 80 I quoted 20 to NiXcd Ncstrra.
3lG De-: Wlho Co.. O. G.ic H nit stat" 81 L' 40.
Mixed for J4uulfy. 80 &C. closing &c do tH FrDri
- -u.7 re-. at TIC DO Cor " rsu g, So &C..
closing &C.. do loI MAY. g. q 81 - closing - -
FEED-t M very tfm'y held Ohrr grades
supply rur heavy. ~. uC. tOr. 20
gno 500, ~ 10 -oaa,c; sharp-,;I uOas! 10. Iye icd.
nominal al -ic.
L1ro-rs nom seven Atlantic port, lot Europe or the
u,C rl
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RA !LROAD-C InnencinE Nov. 49, 1854
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot -, -,
~ a. m Tochestsr and Montreal Express; through draw
groom 70 Rochester ST Adams and ouse H'h ,
$3.50 East Lmten Chicngo lHpfess VIII uir NM
cars stopping az Albany, Utica SYRACUSE h0ch'stE Dui
fO, Niagara Falls. Erie Cleveland AMI Toiedo atrNDBH
Ihitago y 80 q. 10 n 'xt qaY .-.. ---, =, c...u
IV80a NJ CRcagO Expr So, drawiuy room cars 10 canaan
dalCua Rochrstor. Niagara Falls and Buffalo ... .,
III u estorn New FORK and Norherp thpress "i,S
sS6 } No. Xi5any. Trey and UTICA EXPRESS through
drawing ooru cars 10 Saratoaa' III Ld"AIu III" "iehs
Il n M, ACCOMMODATION TO Albany and Troy.
81 M Chicago and ~ Louis Express win sleeping cars
for agea Falls Bunslo, Cincinnati Toledo detroit chi
cagO and ST. Louis. 40, -, ,. . ., .,..o.,,,o a,, a..
Aubnr1 road and 20 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
Fails D. M PaClnc With seepng Tor isoches-
ter Buno Falls Cleveland. Toledo. IT, LOUIS DO
YI,1p D m Night Express with seepnRcars 20 Albany
and roV with the morning trains Tor the west ana
f1r Tie North Except saturday night. . r-,,--
Tickets on Grand Central Depot, NO o Sowing
Greon 4lJ Broadway, Harlem Depot lZ.thst anu f-aNY
anil OF Westcgtts Express oaoes fGIA.pHGS nef bros
Yok Washington 730 fultonsts brooklyn, and To
lth ST. Williamsburg. .,,,.,u -. ,.u. .,.,, ,a
drawing and sleeping cars can Dy
prooured al any tokot oeos In Newly OK CITY, ana
533 " ashin gt1r St, Brcosyn. .,-
Hsrsape ca led for amt checked from residence ,,
.iGese trains daily. All Others oqhy eNcep' sunday
trhese trains step at Harlem 9oth;sS "ha ~ InnKK
J. NJ. TOUCEY y. ~ hEN pI'i.Cn.,
General superintendent oePeIai rasSenRof As0n-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or Produce.
Per N,rh Rircr. Tcsec.S aHd RtHrOiHS
GrxnnAh MARNnr RNnl2F

CoAI-Sn unsettled and prices to great * en' nominal
Trader ar awaiting The actiun " ,..c C. mIlI'c'. ,
iOCOA-In a.r oJbug GCIhHn and - nei@lY ulthdl-'"
Gua,aqui. La orc. ,
CiIIt'' i;Y-s selling well at unchanged rices.
C00PFPAGE STOCK-HOoIs have been gu ang az
but other III DIS OF Coppcrage have De- in lar dcna ~
Toops IA H.. s2aaSj3; IN, $Zbat.7; othcf Dlices
generally unchan geo. g. - o,- -.
OK "Clefs" pfvste icrms tph'h7 qnieI, ~ ct
steady sales 20 UJ tRes. closing January ttu6 = . 4;
February &. 49, March. Gbu0.l5: ~ 700 30
NAV SOd6.1,; June, t7OGHeO; jaw, o. a ~. Miil
radps 81, adv sales U2 bass MaraCaiDp private terms
CJTrOSSpOt Cotton sCaiy unchanged ana more set We
.jU2 last evening an lof honr cOlSunD
IN deliveries 90 bales. Receipts &c tie pors. =!
bales: week. l729i ast year l'-l2 since ei@mhc
GlUl bales against 0iSO22 for tie SAM period last
.t.,a
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO: Jan. 2d-Ths Dr9p.n Journal reports cattle
Receipts 1000 head shpmene 1000 head: market quiet
Shipping steers So j0dS5 StockeTs and Feeders 81 90
4$i 10 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 O0asi 90 Bulk 81 IS
ass 30.
Ho0S-Receirts shipmeuts 5000 market steady
Rough ami Mixed. 81 55H - 10 Packing SliDplng
s. 0D9ti % Light IS 30G:3 go NkiDs ~ 60ds3 90
SheeD-Receips 5000 head; Shipments 100 hca1i market
finn Natives - 204S4 %; Western ~ cOd ~ 70 Lambs
s. 00eS9 ~, TexsnA II 90 IS ~
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FURs AND SKINS.


NUTs-reanuts in modoat Demand and firm hana ElcKe9
3iqa &c Te cans very plenty and dull round lots quoted
4Adj2 Hickory nuts 81 81 80 per BUSH latter for fancy
thin sheed only.
HONEY remcIy aun at lOdl2c. for white and eallc
FOR white extracted dull ut dark extracted un
salabic. -.
BErswA1-F supply light at 2ia2cc for fair
foc
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ST jou,a Jan -Catte-RcceiDts lOSD snio,c III
.Oi marset SIC lly FAIR to Choc" Naive shDp AK rs
a I, Butcher steers - "a - - ~ "a
gni Hei.crs ~ ZJGt3 CO. stOckcrs ahd Ie'Ve<S' s'V
~
Hog1- Rcccipts 4Sn0 snDmants. ll1V 'Asi ne 10 W."
f'at Nln- SJHHi 10 H"LNN. - II", and
.st,e9-itcCciJts lOi q: sun neAJ@ vow "''"'' "
firm 4 10 thOcr, 81 - d-i iJ
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DHlLADELPHIA AND REAnING II. n. :.

F6d a% Of iIapR ffE sf No, \ liver
,.,, TINE TABLE1TARING LfFLGT = - Is; ,o,,
* e. ASSrF 81, q iSst1?o $sS 80
pirei connection q, waynt Iano'on Tor Gsrmintowh
Chestnut Itl At CO.uu,baav-. Tor Nana,unk Consho-
DRI%GNGf ROOM CON GAYS or all Day Trains and SLEEPING
S,p'n l "a ere s;s
ReGFks At No ss m Ss I I9 IE s go
r9rI tA&ES' P PA AMI fhiiiFE9bUao Penn,
FcS #liGf$$T5PP TT syNa9rRY kEEwiIsSnggGSS AMI
FOR nEiblIG aai HARi! 81 . at {.0j. rs slj
s l' i 20 qs 1850 '' $50" 50 1900 p Sundays
F$T Sc ana 8 Z ZOO 81, H.
= loo, l;,0, S45. "a p N. SUNDAYS at $50 4. N
FS Sl T PvHrI at '9 oo i B H. 1880 s.o 400
Fol 12Se ri fR&-y' is and nAucn CHUNK
at 400, - 20 Ss5 a. NJ 100 1850 o+5 $40 2 H. SUNDAY
At EGe TO, ~ TO- 1;sg "a SiS 100
For Hi'IGH BEiDGE 'nTANCH at 400, S:i5 IN. 800
For SS PkEi gmNoroN eco s4,a. H. 100 i.so 400 49,
rs soS Zoo So s 1882 ll15 ss
C;ju' 90 i:;E. SIS. iGsop m sundays i:Oo. sooA "a
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IA snrGays 100 500 s:45 a. NJ 1900 M. i:SJ 400.
For SP FS III az $MBoY a 50 80 s5S no. :, Mi 100
pS $40 q, SoS S Si p3GrAH GGRoVE &C. al raa
40 s:15. ll0Qa IN, l.Ol, Aoc 49, GO D. III sV-''
For f fEs6I4s $SI 4qSy{G} go y p jS
For LAKEH GOD. TOMS RiN ER ana bAENE"A' ~ '''''
For io tlfY TlxELAN and BKIDoEroN
4;3O a. III. loo y. NJ. - -.,>,-
FROM Per No No,tn i Uai via i3p<y H SANcu
fIIAKEWGoD TONS RIVER ana BARNfGALG A99p@
Sort9 Mye ~ 2Si SI ~ 4 10 T.
i ana lis GreenwiSlsi; az - Fast r Inst ISL s
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and ell
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WEST SHORE RAIL Road.
TIE THE hEsT GO Ss1FgcfEP AEbb FiSES$T EeTGIaPFHH
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AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSKiI.L MoUNTAISss
ANb IHKoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
on after 18TH 1885. trains will leave West 42ds-
All iians leave from new downtown station. ootot !Tss;
North River 20 minutes earlier than from FOOT OF "'''
Detroit and Chicago, '9:so a. e;oo $40 M Sleep
St. Louis 500 $40 p IN. sleepers ,rsl-h. NH, ,o.,o
Buffalo R1hester suspension Brdgo Niagara Falls 'aV
mca and sUS srsSe se Io ana P P 600
Highland Pokeepsle and Caskh. 80. li'2o O. NE
Sevburs kingston saaxerties Albany. 80 ii'as
m: S55, 600 10 IL, i INA q" ;;.oo,
For Montreal and Canada East 600 p m ,,,.
Hamilton London, $50 M. 500 'Slop. N Toroo'"
.Daiiv fDsiy except saturday. Other trains daily OK
tables parlor or sleeping car aeeGn aasSa
s,s sSs go ls.; "a
Ms.s a to- ana hG Sos 81 s 1s st.
% S S s can be c
$50 Brosaway General Passenger Ascn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
MILK


The daily receipts of mix and cream at the yarl
railroad distributing polts in and uear the city or the
week have been follows Erie 3425 o. MIX "a cans
Of CONDENSED mix and IS cans OF cream Sus1uehanna
LOLA OF milk and IL cans % cream New YORK city
Northern l. 40 Of milk; Harlem l,7Ol cans Of
milk % condensed milk New Haven and Hart
ford 1920 milk; ontario and western LOO cans OF
milk 1913 condensed milk and 80 cans OF creams New
by p'sc.Ianc0n. short routes 2ij cans OF milk AZ
o. cream The tOta! daily supply ha. been ~!
OF milk 200 OF condensed milk and l46 cans
OF The price paid for the platform surplus
La3 been 81 1j q " 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-27
THE NEW LINE

NEWYoRk; PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLE
P0lNI COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
- o no Us FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
% Hnt after De- ember 1881 the York PhiaADht
No,.1s halroAa Company wiz Fast Day aud Sighs
express between New York and Gu rs rains e9Va
Pew ork via Pennsylvania Railroad A. m Wa jay AMI
n daily, arriving OLD Point tonforl j D N ,sesE law,
fnd 80 O. m Hsiy, y o. fox U5 ! SI,sn.
s cara through from York TO cape hares ana Paris
Cht from FIialepha without change Tickets Dlrorcae
seats end sleeping Der us ar any cs 6s
oft Pennsylvania FSilroad ConDauy '' ''NN' INV
II " M X GO, X !. GEM fasa and Freight AGENT
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