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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17

Shipments 1860 quarters Of Beei ana ooo
Mutton Arizona by Joseph Eastman ,oo nara 20
CALv E-Rccepts were 1866 head OF when io 10
celveI 1T washington Market. Feeling STEADY
Prime ves's ,od at jasic with few extra se'cc'eu i
ing &c. 70 Grassera or Fed calves offered oo,u,,v
6ress. Calves steaiy with moderate demand country
Dressed sold for Poor 10 Good Ciy ieS'o
AT Sdllc; aud Dressed g rassers AT bdtc . . -zo,-.
saeaW Appleget: 10 Jersey Neals, 100 ~ at aSAai
do. $50 n. at Sc. ,... -r..n,a ar
76S2c. .o . 1890. .. 7.a Lc
O. Williamson IA Jersey veas $50 ID average AZ '@oHc
(mainy at l2cl do. at sc. -. % a.. haad
SHEEP AND Receipts were cars OF ne
all CITY, and % head were received al
Market Not 10 make market FeeIibe ILL
Prime Sheep sold at - 9OHto bO; anu c'o~'
OF Choice Ohio Lambs at ~ 40 .,--.o.o -, "a
The few Spring Lambs In Washington mdlhet WIZ IA "
III at fully sustained pric q. -,,.- o.,,rory On
Dressed Mutton qulei firm at case tor ORDINARY 70
Choice Lambs slow at a lOc Win lo2c
Choice AT slaughter houses -, -, ,A o. NJ at
Sales-NewtOn Il Gillett; l7o Ohio Lambs 80 ID a'
81 as ,..,,s ~
r. SaJler Co.; 100 Pennsylv mia sheep and LAMBS 20
H. 50 %; lOl PenDsy vanla sheep 20 ID AT p . 40
&. Collins Spring Lambs At SlO per mean '"o wv
each: and han eight head to arrive. oora a,
UOGS-ReceiDis were A3 of 6O33 hcad-2o caIs q.
4Oth at Jersey city. Feeling hI NUM- 'o'
sale alive r,-. .,.a6o.o
for Medium &c for Light states aud &c lOr Lsh' ''
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y Y, &. & VI X r. H. CO.. lesSee
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WfSSr
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMkD HUBS N KlEi.fS
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArsKlLL NOUN iAlH,5,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF ihS
MOHAWK. -, -. NJ, 40,
ST. stat on as follows: .., ,...,,.u.
North River 70 earlier than from foot OF "ess
Detroit and Chicago $50 a. H. 'GOo $40 seepc"
ST. Lou,s 600 $40 p. IN. sleepers through. - .,
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Fals VSu
n M 600 - 10 D. Slecprrs and drawing rooll cars
UiIca and Syracuse, $50 IL - a M, 600 'siOpn.
Highland POkeepse and Kingston, 40. $50 ll2) Ill.,,
355 TO- III 40 D. NJ, aud 900 Tor Kingston. "a
saueertes Albany, $3.50, ll26 m S55 g co. 'slc
Cransons West Point, Cornwall aud Newnurg, 40
$3.50 l:95 M 500 43O. $40, ll4O p nl and oOo LII
for cornwall and NewOlirg
Saratoga via Albany, 1928 n IL. GOO p. IN.
For Montreal and Clnads Fast, 600 y. m. .
Hamilton, London $3.50 M, 900, $40 p NJ TORONTO
$3.50 a. M, $500, 10 p. ~. ,-,...-....
.pay fDay except saturday. oher trains laly eHcep'
For cketa time tables paror sleeping car accommoda
tous OF information apply 1t Offices HOOoken ~ Hadsoh
st Brooklyn 333 Washington St. $50 Fniton 81 hines
oince foot Of Fulton st New 1ox CITY 3i5 S6 81 Ytg
broadway 1881 BoweIy. and West shore stations 1901 Oh
VEST 43dst and foot OF Jsyst. North River Westfoms
call for and check baggage nom hotels ana eS
"0" HENRY II )NErr, -
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Aseu.
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PHILADELPHIA ANb READING R. R.
NEM-JEKNE1 zen INV. DIV IoIUN',
Foot OF LIBERTY Sr., NOR ii XIV Ely,

FOOT OF LIBERrY ST, Noa u nIyERi;se,
For Pa!hLHB6EkFIfH FRESr3S ii Sg g5
Esq., sSt No. SO Y HI2s 400 n I'M Sp m
Direct CONNECTION WAYNE JS;G% r Sr cSnno
Sa SMRs on all Day and SLEEPING
R ss5 sso lays SsJ r 100 5SphL % 5
$50 no So i fSsV p % lGts $50
si goo 4A v fEAhE and
For a4S& TfiiGHfihMsponr.- syNgURy LEwIsBUEa and
his loo, 1880 AGO. $780, 'i'' 1900 D. NJ SUNDAY"
:s IS r FRsT6N az 7oo M
PsFSH at a 10s oo M 4 g. H. $780, s 400
loo S%Haay' iI ISio r. and MAUcH CHUNK
f at Zoo, zoo sG5 a. m 100 lso. $40 oiSp NJ sun'"
Fart 3SU F M at AGO. 7.so s45 90 lSg
sS9 az FRIDGE q az pB%ASSH At 100 sl5 400
a.So P%%,NGroN ZOO s4sa. H., leo 1870. 400. sSe
15 & t09 S0 So 81. 1So S.' 5sS ks
TN 10 i,55 SIS. Io;sOp Sundays 400 sOoa IN
ri 5P saS s 1s So o sss lsfs
sS So &c. s.S $' s H. 200 $50 400
e5U 100 $50 L9,So "a. 80 s.S. sl5. HOO a. M; Loo.
rsi SHsS SsSSs s sssS- GO goo atS
$40 pSS slS .l sSs no 600 Pm
4SMs RIVER S sns an
ssrSSfi%sffS tSTsH SSlNELAND and BnIDoEr0S
NEW-JEhsEY SOUTHERN. DIV DdHls soss'
From fsyN No ssntssk kiiSSffai fa GoNd BRANoa
fiLAREW6op,ToMs RIVER spa pAkNE ne par Se.
Itreets can be iocursl foot OF LiDeyst iss3
sorss i 3sI S, Ss1 Al XIV
IL aud l9 oreshwiohst' LAY nr,pcipai hotels in Sew
s sSss 81 $.sSSs5s 40 ~ a'ssss
oh eek baS gase from ho'ciS W q q, HANCOCK
i .M00lTENt CO, pass and Iicket Az
General Manager, =, g, Ssp Id SberLu At. N, Y.
II y. BALDWIN u. L r. Az" 'A' ~
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On and after January II, 1885.
GUFAT Trunk LII NE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave NewYork Desbosscs and Courtlnd strees
asfssSrT ifsp1rg and the with Pullman Pslac,
Ssis attached 10 8, aud m. daiy New-lork and
CHICAGO Limited Of IailO Dining smoking and Sleeping
wilismspOrt Lock Haven m m; Cory and Ems
Centre = and nd the oil ksslons
gSI %s.ihsoS sDS the @ wasnsa
Lxpress Of Pgll99n psaee cars % AMI st5 M srrys
asT VI sS sansSy sS S u.s. g.
ye eRa AtaaRt! e. city, ~" except spnday;lI[r
% Bay GeaS junction ntermetas stations
s nassys and ame0s and Suy
Norfolk Hsilrosd 500 week sa.s and r. every
and Bay hes M foa Tram,
At Jersey CITY, adording speedy ah' "eo' '''
E1sS 7sS s .sd lse
ana arc sSE 10 $40 $40 $50 $40 aed 1895 Sunday
500 $40 20 and l 1872 o, mo n t IS9o ffso
Se'R n 90 D. $50 $3.50 $40. 500 d56 1870 r59 g39
@Sa and 1888 His o 5 5GP sS ss 0S s5 G.U TOW
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trans New Yor via Desbroses and Court
B s - - t6icsso limited and 10 Washington
%'S@d rGa n II n" AtcoS sE sS g ara
and i4O D. u. sundays: tNrress CAS-. e Limited,
rams S1 10 esvns oT Fl daily ezScD saDdaS at
ITO a. M, J. >, 4. and ~, and p H. on sundays
RECURRING Rr2aa street station PhaGSe|PInt
s1i Limited ITT Express S. liz end 80 2b
az 81 5o5 Sl $50 1DG mo- m l2s s 5nG me SsS
rs c. Hs ~ .gar sy f. 9sEs Sn asa.
and foSt OF Desbrosses and CoudIn sts Court and
B busch Hotel HoSSssa station jrEssy az. Emsfani
The New.York Transfer Comrauy will call for and cheek
baggage from 10 els e 1Hq Ie'''n'e' JR WOOD
'hAHt Geao "a Manager General Passenger Agent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Dul and rather weak Quay aqml lo@&Ioc'i
Caracas. lSG2lc. ,.--.. no.,. a. 10 and
the Sisal sc. .. -, ....,,,. -, .hor ,od
COFFEt- the spot was firm at SiidS"sc loE
Sa $3.50 bags Roand 300 Captanicr eh
mr. yete terms Options quiet and without marked change
the smaller receipts Rio tend to give the market more
strength Mid steady Sales 900 bags Ma acaDO luOi
MATS Interior Loyal" and 1000 do. ex " Stanneld
private terms
C0TTON-SpOt Cotton oul and weak. but without
quOlDle change lS2 bales sod No deiVerc hc
AZ the ports TODAY lj.47 bales against 2O,145 ihls CIV
last week and S15l last Since SeptemDer l. sous
s2 AGAINST 2S92ll for the period last season
The quofl according to the American casshcation
llnra.
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FuRs AND SKINS

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the war;
railroad distributing points In and near me cry or s
Eric. 3.4SD cans OF milk rs cans
OF condensed mix and II Of cream; Susgnehanla
IO74 cans of milk and OF cream; Harlem l,aZO
cans ofmS and condensed milk; New YORK Cy
and Northern l. OF milk; New Haven and HART
ford O5O Of milk ontario and West Shore 3u cans
milk III OF condensed mix and - cans %
New Jersey Central 475 of milk and cans OF cream
and by miscellaneous short routes 1850 cans OF milk ana
a. cans OF cream The total daily supply has been oEo
cans of milk 20i OF condensed milk and LOO cans
price paid for the surplus railroad platform has been
81 80 O Of 40 quarts. h
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YoaK Tuesday. Feb. l6.-BEEvEs- Receipts were
36 ears head AL ut GUthst MT Eastman received
l9cr and 10 went 10 stern Metzger Nothing doing
I'm the Catteyards
City Dressed Beef slow firm aud &c higher than last
week Common food Native sides sold AZ tGsei Primo
and Choice at 81, eSlgc.
Receipts Western Dressed Beef for the week ending sstur
February 49, l12 Trade but prices
firm at 0xesc for Common to Good Beef.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.
RIVER BRANCH.

IT
IINEW.YORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARrFlR RID r. n
Trains Harlem River station. corner ahl
Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem Ne
eached by Avenue Elevated Railroad daily rNcept
luuIays al 6:I5, 100 9lO In. llib W. 40 800 40
in 40 aud p for Port Morris, Casanova coax P0ht
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest, Mest Chester
iimuson's Ily chester pelham Bay Barlow Getty
island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting AZ
New Rochelle for all points the main line o.
The York, New Haven and Hartford Raroah shore
and Inc Divisions. NewCanaAn, MldietOWn
New Britain and Sufed Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all Intermediate sta
a ~: 10 an daily, except Mondays.
SUNDAY for Ncw.Roc hec and AL intermediate sa
l2 and $50 the latter train connecting
New.ochee with way trains To Grand Central Depot ald
fIf for
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panrins ataormiss.

ALLEN DODWORTH, 691 5TIl-AEE.,.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS son, FRANK DODWOtIh:
Classes private lessons Gentlemen on Monday anu
Thursday evenings. i. 49,, ..,or a, anu
time send for circular.
LEXANDER NACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave
~ private-and dancing classes
every day Gencmen classes Monday and FRIDAY evenings
EERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, I62
Fast 55th.st Bank Bmldngl Class Lessons ana IN
yate instruction day and evening send Tor CIRCULAR
A large Hall to let for Select Entertainments
MR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master or
WI Dancing 67s 5ihave See Circulars
rN GEORGE DODWORTH. u West 24th-st.,
formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodworth
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a,1s,no Upbb.rd - 1901 90
s9ect Potatoes DELE so az IS Kale Nor per bb eo@ioo
sUNDRIRs.

Nrspeanuts higher and held firmly hana picHe ned
SSc lie cans very plenty and dull ronnd lots gho @
39a5c Hickory nuts 81 0sl % per push 'aei ' '""''
IN" HnSEYtX fenely dull at lOal2c for white apt sSlc
for dark; white dull at 6dIc DARK eS'ac'" w
salable. 1T. a. o2a0,c for fair
10 choice.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON Feb lB.-TurDcntiue Arm ut 39i90 iOc
sIVANNlH. Feb. 10. - rurDentine arm 40 IL l2c.
WILMINGTON Feb. lO.-rdrDenJIn3 FIR n 4Oc-
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Market closing steady.

at So ,..
FLOUR AND MEAL FLoURa7Market dull ,nnn F T%s
under - and bring ut lc more money "e
s Sb GS IN SGv ths SV Tor sh The
bulk Of tic silcs CITY Mn Extra Ihe loboi9s tHr S Sr
6bls Of whch3g6O bbls for export Included ~ he
Tor Common to Good. aud - 2odt5 % for GOOD to
g. g for W@., Ind.. $o5d bbs Winter Wheat Extra
$j9Gd for Common to raI and q % - 10 a i1T Fh
So ass co. ami $40 bus Fine a. 81 2o6S2 ~, aog ~"
s. IS for Spnne ami Winter Wheat oaotatOn'-Fne
a. e 2oStt az "d% IN Fancy E4tra STATE - 50
qs4 25 Common to good Extra western ~ so%ta Wv
10 Fair Extra ONO - cool sI3O = 20 iGooi 70
Choes = 25&sj 70 CSmmo1 20 tragt
81 50d4 90 Paint 81 75ds5 80 Bakcr' Extra - io%
Good e.. Il - Good TO Very choice Slgs5 80 raen
Winter Wheat Extra s. SG cry M H'T mars
closing ...sorTHERN IlMuR.3ull prices r nn
S o4 home use ssa sdc n, 700 IBIS 9sdas o%
...'' RYE FLOG r-onie! and steady saleS 90, ooi-
sT5%RHp 50 AZ o. n rn s%a ys a. at 81
81 0RN MEAL s9IG. 800 3Gs I hrsngo
<GRfNfS WHEAT Market withou; dcc ded change for
cash lots closing duh options opened ayy III decllu,S
"a &c. then recovered and adyanccd tne in'n Nt.r
the best prices limited trade FOR export and CIV WI.
eoqS G n iJoV snot 9cndne So Red at % &c delivered
Ked ats7c No FED f'r March PSI clo, dn 70, o
Nay 20 co'Es Gate 49, for Lane a:Iis a.
~ ~, sc cc SI oaic DOT c'c.ag at ~ RYE
Market AMI and quotations nominal. Western COO Sc
STATE e., a &c BARI E. lu'cs dul. TWO rp"ci
~t.fc &c 15c ruwod STATE, 10000; No snhhh,
~ Extra 80 . canada c9lc. No Canada - ~.
RARIFY MALT-,.uict IworOwcd state - 1Nct SiN.
rowrd -ia'e \ g3c.. anada SC al TO- cons Mar
ket la lac higher cash lots closing quel ana nj H.
0pf,ons ned eavy declined di4c then recovered
from The decline ind advanced "a &c ana closed M AZ =
n.r Inc best for other months az about Tho
be.f plcas fairly active trade Tor export lr1t hNl
ness az home usr anil aI transactions iu options sup
De bought 10000 bush sales "a Oou busn iuluie.
so 900 bush spot arrive. including IneTad"l
Rejected ijr No T. ~ di~c steamer
Mixed 4gs, 5OLc IN elevator. 'atH""c Tor February
4-I.Hi-Lc. March. A. ~ 20 MAY ana 'Od {" -, 10
arrive cost insurance ami FREIGHT steamer elbow Holt
EoLc. elevator. 81 ahoati No Mixed ~ '4C
In elevator iGc. adnat. 80 White 90. In elevator
steamer white IN elevator No Mixed Tor February
St7.r55lc closing SIC. DO. for March. bu'-h
TiLc c'oslns 6'Aci do for ApriL qua
5osc' closing at 6oN.. DO FOR Nav. ioa t2tc.
closug a. 4gl, '...... AIS-CaSh lots avg lower
c.o-pV gu IT steady options opened dun, then dr
cliucl &c then recovered Iom tie lrtlinc and '"'d
gui.t al about tie best ne -aics l.oOO hush iutur"
Z 900 bush spot including No. Mixed al y a !
40 > 35'ia.. 7c SO qu9lei a. 80 ~ " .
MiIed western 81 gi@c: latter for fancy soiio White
W~stsrp I0 Ale. WhitH state. A"dt2l2c5 No hLc'l
for Fcbiuar 37a-a2'c. cosng at 20 ,, DO IGr
March J5s. SC closing At 31'1c do Tor MAY, - ,
q31 2. closing at a7s,c..FEED- Market steady with
moderate trade reported
rApou. from seven Atlantic potts for Europe for the
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

II
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements OF trains from ChamDersst Depot. from
23dst 10 minutes earlier.
eam-Daily except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches 10 Bnghanion, Elma, HorneIsvlle, But
Coaches Houolsvile to Cincinnati
@ p m.-Daiy. Chicago and St. Louis Limited Express"
No charge for fast time. Arrives Meadvlle 7:l5
Cleveland 10 so NJ. Cincinnati, G42 M. Chicago.
Daily b"iIao and Niagara Falls Limited arrives
j.. m-Dalv Chicago Express for tho West solid train
Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches TO Pnghanton, ~
no ar i%S 300 $780, 40 SO $40 $50 SO
sS 5S $40 49, ~ neHs m s%aHasyi Ss
ef!s5'G"o o 70 "a 3 &c., IG $40 60 iGc @ $40 1885,
an: iIS Sso 4i5 GSo loso % Siinl sGs iy.'
1850 a. NJ ZOO $50, 40 $50 $50 $40 7:$o, SOC ios6
;. NJ. and II midnight Saturday nishts only. sundays.
sansrn S ~ 7s SOS $50 'iio2c $50 $50
sS s9 sS iaSU So 'rs 3 p as T. S sTG%asS
Warwick 4&6, 7;oO. 1920 M 4;39 D. m Sundays. 6Ao
Newburs and Cornwall 1850, a. m, $780, tso, y. sun
nondOut and Kingston and Montgomery a. m $50 p IN.
Goshen iaS S45 5sS SsS lS S$S m. $& o1s
$50 p M sunday 5l5, $50. IO2o ~. $50 T. sp INC
Pa %e a%s sS % tiP Ms T
Port JSTy: az 79S IO2o q 49, 700. $780, $50
Boats leave 2Sd st. N " s4o elo M 6l5 a m TO 04S
thirty minutes. and ll46 p. Sundays every thirty
minutes
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders for the cheng
H S ST 8 SsSEssfs Sa ne oSf
Tipres. tho West arrive in Nsw.york at 7lo
vow john n XBBoTT donr pass'r Agcat Now. York.
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
NEw.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK, OLE
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH

end Norfolk Railroad Company WIN run Fast Day am,
Exht Express between Newly DIRK and Cape Charles Tram
leave New York via Pennsylvania Railroad M weeI
days and D. M daily arriving Old Point Comfort 10 p a
week DAYS and 30 m daily, Norfolk 1905 and - a.
sleeping Cars through from Now York TO Poyismo1,h gu.
pnror and sleeping bchs can be secured at an
ncket once OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
r. B. COOKE, Genl Pass. aud Freight Agent
IL W. DUNE, superintendent.
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LIVE POULTRY.


There Is fair demanI for potatoes Of choice quality Scotch
Magnnn arc arm al 80 per log d. sack ana hampton at
potatoes light supply anu nFIn, Few
srtta o. gonR shade above quotations state p0tatoes
80 10 RS snnuy generally OF edium quality dull and
waEer Sweet potatoes quiet but held shout steady onions
m ii snnnly and frin abbsges STEADY. NOtfolk kale,
,. Of mar ouaity dull Irregular must be prime
Sa,.,nsnd 81 Other vegetables unchanged
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Receipts for the 2O3l7 pkgs. Exports 22lo our
puccs have enough higher than qu0toMs ,o . ~
other points increased supplies especa,y OF
creame v and with noticeable iuprov' mem III me
to-day weaker ana prices about T. 0Tt 70 ei
III Tin Creamery offered TO moderate oxen u JODDcs
brings jc fancy few special brands WORKING our
Il higher quite supply OF Pennsy wanna ah @
fleet PROMPT sales gut edge qua Cn
had az 5C western other than f.gIh 'tc -
the best rate the market very nice s'oh
goia at 80 32c and poor 10 good quality az .Va sc w"
mana IL beat the finest goods he remaining stooS
western held creamery ismostly OF ordinary 10 ,ar gu
worth say 100 he; for few lots OF WeFsSpI So,
l7aisc. Is asked and occasionally obtane cG NE" ,ouor
Dairy increases an ls not feature OF much op
tubs received there ~ ready s, a,
~ 31r ,tr when they show good color line nNOr alu AZ
nov milk IL looks a though we were pItty ,h,,"lS
10 the top dairy prices pave Deeh cIoNuvu
weeta under the Impression .it
Tho sock desirable goois would be mar NV
winter and carly SPRING bu Io
nee tended check southern OrerH ABOUT
demand OF importance on ana thOueh VIC pO,I
has not materially changed hardly seems 70 90 NV
bIerr There are occasional sue' OF tayOrtc dfe' hN
at better hgues than quote bur the prices given are
tainy high enough for general trading III, ihlulOn
rca,ery se moderately ~ arc; lower qualities slow
csI,rn DAIRY ia In small supply and the quality II running
TO attract buyers l4dlbc the usua rare LOT pest
INVOICES Rather inquiry for choice fresh iowa actoy
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