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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19

Read the advertisement of Acid
Iron Earth. Mr.. J. W. Stewart, at
Moss Point, has it for sale,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19

If you need bill-heads, letter
heads, cards, circulars, or any
thing in the job printing lice send
vear orders 10 this ofsce.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19

Wednesday, March IL, 1886, the board
met pursuant to adjournment. There
were present same as yesterday.
Petitions of NJ Frank, L Castanera ant
Randall a. McInnis TO retail vinOus anC
spirituous liquors ia District No 3 was by
consent of the board Withdrawn. III,
counter petition filed herein was IL
like manner withdrawn, and in order that
petitions and counter petitions of said
parties receive notice hereafter, 1t will be
required thai new petitions be presented,
Pine following amounts were allowed
payable out the general county frnd G II
Alley, half fees 10 case of Gorentio VS..
member board ct al. .......---...-S6 so
J L Clark, sheriff 2 days attendance
on this term. ....+.. z w
w NJ Denny clerk 4days at this term. 6 90
same for stationery 8 90
The members of the board were allowed
their mileage and attendance.
johnson Ware was authorized to repair
bridge over Bluff creek at least possible
cost and report.
John Hill was authorized TO do the nee
sssary work on the vault in clerks Office
ia order to rid same Of dampness.
II. -aupearing to the satisfaction Of the
h.ard that the Office Of justice OF the
peace in District No. 2 is vacant, y : or
dered that an election be held IN said Dis
trict for the purpose Of filing said yaean-
cv on Saturday, the Sd day Of April, 1885,
wherenpon the board adjourned nntil next
JoHS HILL, President.
W. NJ DENNY, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19
[OficiaL
a OF SUPERVISORS,
JACKSON COUNTY.

The board of supervisors of jackson
county met in special session at Cont
house on Tuesday, March 10, 's6. Present
d Mcdonald, John Hill. johnson Ware
aud Joseph Wilkinson, members of said
board John +. Clark, sheriff Walter
NJ. Denny, clerk.
The petition of Silas Weeks to have con-
firmed by this board the privilege granted
him to plant oysters in the waters 'front.'
ing the property of the r w Rayne estate
IN Ocean springs in said county, by b o
Rayue, administrator ofsaId estate having
been heard and understood the petition
was granted provided the same does not
conflict with any privilege heretofore
granted by this board.
w Thomas, road overseer was author
lied to purchase material for repairs on
two small bridges on Wash ngton avenue
in Ocean Springs, said Thomas to present
a statement of the cost at the next term.
Petitions for retailing yinOus and spirit
nous liquors in District No. 3 were being
heard but not concluded, when at 8 p IN
the board adjourned until 8 o'clock to-
morrow.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19

gutil further notice passenger trains o
the L, and N. railroad will arrive an
depart as follows, running by standar
time. which is the same as New Orlean
time:
GOING EAST.
No. 4-LeavingNew Orleaas at7;A5 am.
Arrives Mt Bay st. Lonis. $50 am Pass
Christian, 1907 Mississippi City, 1888 !
Biloxi. 1851; Ocean Springs, HOO am;
Scranton. 1882 am Grand Bay, l2;Ov /;
Mobile Los pm.
No. 2-Leaving New Orleans at 700
pm. Arrives at Bay St. Louis, 1855 Pass
Christian, 9:l2; Mississippi City 1886
Biloxi, 1854; Ocean Springs, 1902 pm.
Scranton, 1884 Mobile, 1855 pm.
GOING WEST,
No. 3-Fast Line Mail leaves Mobile at
2.45 am. Arrives at Scranton $3.50 ann.
Biloxi ABS, Pass Christian 5:16.. Bay st.
Louis 5:27, New Orleans 1920.
No. Leaving Mobile at 1925 pm.
Arrives at Scranton, $3.50 Ocean Springs,
All; Biloxi, 4:3o; Mississippi City, ABA
Pass Christian, 5;13; Bay st. Louis, 5:25;
New Orleans, 7:30 pm.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19
Stylish F!

Visitors to the city will do well to look
at our Newest Sly les of Winter Clothing
all selling at Lowest prices for. quality:
New Corkscrew and Wide Diagonal Four
Button Getaway suits ut $is aud mp ;
Black, Blue and Brown ID. b. Prince Al
bert Goats and Vest, at $50, S22 SIS and Szs.
Fins Cassimere Straight Cut Sacks, at SI3
to $50 Boys and Youths Diagonal aud
School Suits, 81 so to $40; Fine Diagonal
and Fur-Beaver Ove-coats, @1S to S2S; Ov-
%ercoats, 81 to st2; ChiIdren's suits, 4 TO IL
years, at SO to. $40; Canton Flannel Draw
ers, SOC. and ups MeItno Underwear, soc.
to 81; Dress Shirts, 81, 81. % to $3.50 !;
Unlaundried Shirts for Boys, soc. and 75c;
Mems, Use. and 81. New Scarts, Collars,
Kid Gloves-all ut lowest pI icss. Samples
and Circulars sent on application to.
WI. II. PIERSON,
10 and Is Cana st., New Orleans.
November q, 1855. 39-3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19
Any style of Printing

from the smallest "tag" to the farl-size6
poster can be supplied at this Office for a
very nominal sam. Commercial printing
Wi done at pricesthat defy competition
T. X MAYERs,
Editor and Proprietor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-03-19

of every kind viii be print
cd subject TO order, and all
ether printing that county
officials may need.
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BUSINESS

of the latest style,
supplied on hort no
tice and at reason
able prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13

f.yERrooL Jan ~ Froyl,0ns bacon. Cumberland Cut.
sos ni Long AR MhLles. 2-s. Sd clear Mddcs
3ly ID: lIb- Us. i'd shoulders 23s @ Der cwt
Bccf-Sis. ttta IndlAn Mess irnc Mess bs I'd
rOt- Prime Mcss "a. Ud per DID, inmr Mess -astesl
BIS Wrstrrn Lard AmcnCd 32s. u: Prize cst.
eru ga ID. Lard OH OF Hdus-Lou2 Ut. So. Il.
Sh0udcrs Butter I'd cwt Tor nncst United
rt.f,1 Cure-'-A mrI1cah choice. ijS ,d Wheat -kel
western >prng. -. a. as. yJ.. E INT "a. - d - ID
Deg rrutt lei.. New western lntci,1s III
Nrw AitNcI Nc-toru H. .!.. california 80. l. - ID n
= I0 OiuforuiiH 30 - al. i.d DOT Genital Produce
Iuupeatue tUs. id. u, 90 Lpnuvd. &'S TT Der
cw: iCDutG pctrOeun, Fat s.. Der Gallon DloVvr>eed-
American BED 4o- per cWt. IaOV ,.-3d. perrwL toSr
common 81. Plc. lis Ou. aos. uL Llascct on Zl-
ptIrtL i'm An'..c- -. ID Oh Lrtn' CIV
cd cNt Nm, rietu iiiri$erGtd Beef hind quart
tr-. ItiI. Iuaiirt-. 3 -. u". TO- -,.,,
~ wlat Tor the Dl- tlr' DAYS wera lj2OOJ
ccuisi-, ilcil ing iY.utt''uttl> An 'siclL
lie receipts ~ American corn fOf t5 D.s lEt' dy8 Woit
/ -
LoSpoS. Iuu. H. Produce -Iiuseed Oh. Al9 -.
"a per calcutta Llu-tc SIS ID Der quarter ILhsNu
Cake ~ ~ tol Rthnto t''iol.ulh' O'.u 4"
ID al urr .t..ou -pril, of irpruiII' .j% ID utr c"t
SUrrrr on SIS leg ton. Lusr 0umpn. 81 81. per cwt
I,I.i sdlI. Iruy..iuuS-i ard jiS. uL uer cNt Tor
American au1T. LIS 81. ucr cwL fot OdOl NrnlInusu
riding o. lui Is I'd los VdiOr tubt Mus'0VtiH tr
T,hnuV aIJtt. Austrian IIlo" -"o'i. rs. o. -O'
Gd. Mutton. 2tS dd H-OA 81. Cocoa Nu oh-~e'l1I'
, - r 90.
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Dressed Veal. sold at esso City Dressed at sSisnc and

Dressed veals eslsc City Dressed at 9Si3c I'LL"
s,Ics Irnme g NulIen Il Grnssers 23l 10. at SO 40
DIienhpck e Doycy < Vcal,, l5T 10 at luc - a.
G. Collins ~ jersey Ne0is, lIVdoVo ID NJ o~ W.
Fed Cali go n. at &c. ,
head equally divided the two yards NO chahge III
seng rates from Yesterday sheep solo at 4SD21c III
Mc,lm To Choice Common 10 Fair Lambs a o""'4e'
: low 3ledic- .,..,.
Pressed Mutton firm 7Go2c and Dressed Lambs STEADY
at9LalOac IN .o, ~ ror
scy sep 1874 H. at 10 u DO, 10 b. at SO TO- 10 E"oS
10 h. nj - rs. - -.
j. F. sader 154 kentucky Sleep 100 h. at 20 20
Diienba ( & Dewey: 20 state sheep 20 b. at t@; 10
do ~ M AZ &c g3 do H. JIsc 29 do 1876 ID, at 1ci
lG Penn-yfynia Sheep and Lambs - D. at sc; 2O2 state
Lambs - 10. at 6l2c 90 do rs ~ a. G9ic.
{. Collins II Jersey Ewes, 100 d. M U14c. IN . ..
HOG-Receips were II cars OF IOiG3 Leld-ou cars ~
Jersey Il AZ 4oth ST. None Tor sac al'e'
ieei1g Arm and quot ID OF deqlers at As Gi".c. -,
ountry Or '3scd nrm ~ i1C for Ao3VYi J31OlciI
Light; for Light with Jerscy rigs Selhg up u
l. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
COTTON MARKEro-sY rELE4e,ot

LIyERTCOI, Jan l2-l23J D. m.-COttOl stca ~ N"fln%
rpiauds jdi Middling orleans. 5sL; sA"sl2OOO tnes
Including 900 bales for speculation amt export; "Pt
balr-. including 2u.iuU baos American Futures
quict: Uplands aldlnS clause. January aDL FeJru
airy delivery. sd d. LebImIy an! M1r,h d livery
and Nay dcllvery Gildi DO NAY anu nn' delyery;
90 July and August doyey, l314G do August and sep
tcmber delivery. D lS-J4d. .---
rhe 6acs OF nc dy included 10000 bales Amer
can Futures steady; Upands. Low Mddirg clause. Jan
uary delivery. i6id bn{ee3: do January amt February
delivery bid buyers do February and March denver
I'D. sellers, do March ana Apnl delivery 3-Btd
buyers. April aud Nav delivery. ? i-t4d sellers do
June delivery lid sellers Jun, amt July de
livery ~ odd sellers 10. July amt hugust delivery,
l,.G3d value. do August and september livery. -
.Gid yalnc
p. m--C1tton-Futures closed quiet Cplands Low Mid
January delivery Oh sellers 10 lamar anl
FcDruaD delivery. ID sellers DO February and March
delivery. ID. do March and April delivery, =
OIa- ouyer- do April and May delivery. i,id buyers
May June delivery. '-bid uIyersi 30 Juno an
Ju.Y delivery. SD. sellers. do July ana August
delivery LOAD. sellers do, August and september DENY
cry. i.Ctd sellers. $1,000. ,.,
GALVESTON Jan. i2.-Cotton qu,t Mddung $3.50 Low
Mddug 10 Good Ordinary. 10 o. net ana gross re-
trpt. bales. T. the Continent GA bales
sales. 9J2laio.. stock, N:3l3 blcs.
SAvANSAu Jan r. trm Mddlns \ lI.lG Low
NlduK 81: Good ordinary, = ne AMI gross receipts.
so bai. g. 80 bales -tD,E tl.-li nales
NFw.OHLEASs. Jan. IL cotton nrmi Mdiing So Low
MdIlng = 40. Good ordinary, let receipts. H'SI
bales. gross II 23O bdts; sales, 1000 bales stocA
A NH tat4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
CENTRAL AND HUDSON


" RIVER RAILROAD.-C mmencing nov ~. 1888,
through trains will leave GTard Central Depot; ,
~ a.. m Rochester and Montreal Express through dIaw
ing cars to Rochester IT. Adams ana oHso'
- so 10. Fast Limited Chicago Lxpress with DINING
cars stopping at Albany, Utica, syracuse ochesl3 Dur
flo Niagara Falls Eric Cleveland an 1oedo arriving al
20 A. M, Chicago Express drawilgroom cars to Canaan
daigua, Rochester. Niagara Falls and bulaO ,. .,
iii M eStcrn New. Crs and Northern Express with
dra cars .A....-.
drawing room cars 70 saratoca, FL Edward and uleps
Falls on Saturdays only .u. ,, ,
-. D. m Chicago Louis Express with seepinScars
for ingara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Chit
80 n M EXPRESS with sleeping cars TO syracuse and 70
AnlnIIls road and to saratoga also 10 Montreal.
iS D. m Pacific ENpress with .leepng cirs Tor HOches
ter Buialo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo 81 Louis Do
iil5 n m Ight Express with seepnR-cars TO Albany
and Troy with the morning trnns for tho West and
fcr The North except saturday night, - -,
Grand Central Depot, NO. D bOwiinS
Green ll3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2hthst ana shave
and at Express 0nceS Parkplace, neir Broad
way 7S5 842 BRO dway, aud 81 west i26th-st Now
YORK 1888 Washington and SO Fultonss BROOKLYN and 10
lth ST.. Williamsburg ,..,. 49, as, ,o
procured OF the ticket OCos in NeW1 orA CITY, anu
',3} Wushing ton ST., Brcoklyn,
Bagglce called for amt checked rom residence. o.,
fTheso daily. All othois daly except oulV'
tThese trains tsp at Harlem 2oth;sI HnH Nn9;K
]. NJ TOUCEY. u. ~ hhN pn.,cn,,
General superintendent GePelal passenger As0H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Jan. l2.--BEEVEs- Recepts ygere
j54 head all at Jersey CITY, with the exception OF
~ head Eleven loads. which arrived late yrstcrav
Nelson Morris. No cattle offered for sale to-day
Feeling very nrm.
city Dressed Beef firm with general salcs at saoc for
Decent Good wIe Choice ana Extra commanded hghor
prices.
Receipts OF Western Dressed Beef for the week ending Sat
urday January o. were lScaT loads. Market firm al Do
for Medium 10 Prime carcasscs.
Shipments dav 20 quarters or Beef and 100 carcasses
the Abyssnia by Joseph astnan The Lake
Winnipeg did not get on yesterday In addition shipments
previously reported she took % i've Cattle for mm
CALYkS-ecepts were 1870 head, Of which head
received at Washington Market The opening was firm
for al grades OF Live Calve3 but the
the finish Light Vess few Grassers weJo sold at So 40
and Common 10 Choice Veals ranged from 10 Ice.
Dressed Calves hrm but the cold retarded
sales were slow AL the morning. Poor " Prime Country
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ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
IA YORK LAKE ERIE AND MEsIEkN kAILHOADl

ARRANGEMENTS Oh traIns fon ChamDeTsst Depot ION
23dst 10 minutes earlier.
m-Daily except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawngj
room Coaches 10 Binghamon Elmira HorhebsVlle BuiS
ialo, Niagara Falls and Suspension Bridge SSleepma
p m.-Dsiy. Chicago aud ST. Louis Vmited Express
sold Pullman OF Day and Hotel Sleeping caches.
a In Cleveland 10 90 ~; Cincinnati 6i2 Chicago.
900 IN, and st Louis. 730t the second morning ,.
Bufa o so M. suspension Bridge ~ N. The mos7
popu ar night train between WORK aud Buffalo; ,
OF Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches 10 Bnghamton FL
mira Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati ang Cnicago ,oo,
HSneS n5 sS& pis'iiS 200 $50 40 80 $40
81 3So M y oo Y; sGnTy a 9 SoV'
sa sSTS y" "a S gO 72 49, 7SS so 49, o5
l4j TO- $50, 80 800 $40 $50 300 10 50 ,s ~
am 49, i ii5 5so 74j, 600. 800 p n.y. i midas6t
Newark aud Paterson via Newark 80 500 $50 loO%
i so NJ. 900, % 400 $40. "062O 100 lO0yp HAND
i Iidnight saaIda nights only sundays Sio d. H.
sunera KS 54s, $50. $50 1920 M l:45 $3.50, $780, s.
S4S s55 1910 m. li5 $50 ) p; M and ~ mid9ghL
Warwick i45. $50. 1910 M, 450 p M. sundays oAo
Newburs and Cornwall 80 a. M, $780, 4so ep m sun.
RonIont and kingston and Montgomery m $50 p
Sunday $50 scranton a. NJ sum- rs eXcep se, o.
$50 SPIhen saGd pyI 5l5 SD io2S @ 1885, M
adleown AS. 5t5. $50 g. 1920 a. m; $50. so -
$50 sunday 50 $50 90 ~ $40 / 2 9 n,I me
aud Western Railroad at Man-si The M 'iin stops az
Port Jcrys AS 1850 g. 1920 a. m. 43O. :. 8, $50
SUNDAY : 20, 20 a. M, 8 80. :, -. ..-
Bods leave 3ts, " y, 5H3 go a. n; o,ln r. m 70 o.
every nfeen minutes; 5l9 p m TO l'o p m every
thirty minutes. aud HAS p m. sundays every thirty
TCle for passage and aportmen Drawing Room and
Sleeping zach can be obtanel aud orders io he ehesng
and transfer Of oggage may be lStt a. me opSny &
ST. BrookLu OF az he 60 nG:nys 0elo v vor. TIN
''' JOAN u ABBOTT Gen'I Passr Agent, New-York.
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fcaal Notire.

THIRD-AVE., CORNER OF 90TH-ST.-
i supreme Court CITY and County Of New York.
Amelia Kerr and walter Kcr exccutriX and L
ecutOr Of the viii and Henry a. Kerr
ceased plaintiffs against Fetdinan Mayer aud Rachel
sometimes called keginaj Mayer his wfe ana others de-
feadanis
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and sal, duiy
made and entered tho above entitled action and dated De
ceJber Z 1855 l. undersigned. the referee III rein
namcd win sell at public auction at the Real Estate TX.
change and Auctios hooms ned ho4 3d. g. G3 and %
Liberty street IN tho city Ot New York On thursday tho
day Of January 1876 Of II oc oc& noon Of That DAY by
John Boyd aUciUseer the promises In said judgment men
toned and therein Described as follows 70 VT; -, H.,
TRAN gular piece parcel OF grou' stu
ate in the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF Now loik and
as follows Beginning at tho formed by the
sOutheastery line Of Third with tho
estcrly line Ninetieth and running thence
along south line OF Nineeth st.
seyenty one II and inch TO land belonging TO tho
estate William Rnnolander, deceased thence westerly
aon northerly line OF said bmeander land In direct
line one hundred ~ feet eight inches
the southesssy line Of Third thence norheaserly
along the southeastery limo OF Thrda eighty S
feet ~ inches southeastey u Third and
Npesth st the place Of beginning be tho said dimensions
more said premises being now known lot No 40
block 2D3 OF the OF tho lZlh ward HE In tho
once the Recyer OF Taxes Of the Cy ana County OF
Network. Dated New York, January D. 1856
WILLIAM A. BOYD. Referee
LORD DAY d LORD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, 100 Broadway. New York Citv
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels aud Raiiro1ds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICORY-Ground 57sd &c. 90, -,-
COCOA-Culet and without change Guayaqn 1910 'c''
san D,mngo IL ~ I.c. MaIacaiDo. % -Oc , To-
CORUAGE-Has sJd well Onthe basis 9c fT sisa anu loo
for Manila. Ill. 80 ,,o,, so,o.
Ctous closed steady speculation was less active; sales
1890 bags closing January, G45ah59 February. o91
dc0: March 90 GG6O April 5000 66j; Nay, 800 40 aO
June G7 a 75 Mid grades steady sales = 500 mats IN
terror cI scott" private and 1000 pccus September
Padang ljitd AZ gold and 2,COO bags MaracalUO Oh
private ferns. -, -. ~. o.,.. o.,s
bae. Deliveries bales Receipts al tho ports OdaY
l54g bales agans 80 O9S this day last week and 2ul1
last year since September !. 800 1875 bales, AGAINST
S.si9 ISL for the same period last season. .o.,.
The quotations. according % the American cIas1lcaoh
are fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13

HAY AVD sTEAw-ua, Ia, been pretty firm Of latc.
OF nm grade lie tlrra rs been pretty good ienand
straw has net win moicra .e at 'l,4dy gcc, Quota.
sippne ia 'C, CloyeG zoe Goy,r Mixed 10 DC.
niDr--in mode ate demand ana steady. iry nucnos
Aye ad ion'cT'ro ~ 70, s'" a. - ~, Io1i months
2 To p H. a lJc. a. dIYs Po'tO cabco - N. at ;c 80
IEATHEF crc has hon pretty good iobbiug trade IN
NAvAlsToHtfs-.r%,ts iprgen,as eTma &c The
l' G5dc: e. O., i e. g. 55 c. " H. SO Lei
otter OH. 81 ANY Ora oon SEED &c SUMNER an"
Yellow 5f WintGT 4eSE r &c.
G27c Light Pre.sed. e. n!e chcd inter Soc Natural
WmieT M@als lGS 81; - ae.ed d. isyei ,
IaainR win exporters .i God ne hacs Price, have a
m soicG eso5S, $40 asi 90 for Family w. M M.,
Si&OOasl3O6 ior clear Pack ana s55Oat025 Tor Extra
inGia Meas 81 oqs Extra Ness %l, $1,000 Tlc CIT
HANS nodr Gcnand. ouocdat tl1 66G$iG75 w
CUT MEhIsGt m ~ note 30 Pfcc; with cohnnnei
G i t i"aG6 ID DO 10 n ~ 'cEie Shout isr s''ts &c
crs quo ed .ajc; smoked shoulders ci peked Hans
sasoi.c. smoked do. ePaloc MIDDLrs - " T"r
New.Yos quoted % delivery long S'S Sica a.
sic.Jy pr cs Mn far demand CIV eayit" L-ht %
bac. Pigs, tie LAhD-ih he in,rkct tended o~rr toca,
spceaaiiGa @aeIns a9d easi tIacl9 agiyS ass
ics Tor carving ,harscs also tcs 10 Srrive G55S
"a e. 20 cs January g.3@G;+e. closing ga G.
"a 1851 closne g. no c'5Ootcs Aprl &c closing
g. 90 ties MAY hu3c., closing steam
moderately active. sales = tcs G3jc Refined
South American 1.Oic.-...
II without ton q" moment ruin strady and Guot
Creamery. d3?r; tlnn do State Iolrv
half-nrbln tubs. dd2tc.; Western Factory a 81 Imita
tlOn Creamery Is Western Dairy. 2Dlc EEsE
stCa'y cr h, u'odcrlic 1uaufittc-
steady pcrs STATE l0c. light skms. -, ic Western
fat IA EGGS 'trunttr lar drnnpd Stae
az e. Western Sc. SOuhcrI. 2,03t J; Lined STATE
u C.; do. Western. 20 021c.
X q tcaly 3 dU3c for domestic trade modcrato
SUGAU-Iiaw dul and nominal; Far refining ELc 9ro
test Cent 6i4c Refined quiet aud barely Steady on
Loaf TAD lei crushed 7!sa kc Cubes, $500 jlGc
confectionery A. Ghsc; Standard -. &c on a.
White Extra &C" 57ct Extra &c" l20J,sc: c." 5i.a
5Ioc; Yellow 6djl
STEARIN EIad dull and nominal at Gc oleonargarine
sales. $1,000 n 5'ec.
TALLOW-Quet aud weaker In pnce. Prime CITY guoted
4l3-l DC sales. 10000 ID. 1904 10. ~ '
WOOL fair degree activity al ocner.uv
steady prices Xxx Ohio fleece at "a "a }Cc dns
Unwashrd at 2ic.; coarse COmbing auc tbren
Fights C0mhg 4uc Coarse and Cote Unwa hed az gOc
secured Texas and Territory at 6Oc secured Fall Texas at
L1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TrLEGnApu.


CHICAGO. Jan. l2Ths Dr0DSrs journal reports: Cattle
Receipts head shipments 5000 head lower
Shipping ste 50 500SJ 40 and Feeders
asa 20 Cows. Bulls and Mixed ~ OUdS4 O0 Bulk 81 20
as 30.
Bo0,Receipts 10000 SHIPMENTS 5000 narSet steady
Rough and Mlxed. 80 63NsJ9j PAGING ana Shipping,
S. 1884 30 Light S3 5OGti % SsiOs az 5O9S5 so
Shcep-Recelps 5000 head; Shipments 1900 market
slow 81 20ds5 10 Western ~ 5OQs4 90 Lanbs
81 OOe SO SO Texans IS 90 ass 10
ST. LOUIS. Jan 12-Cdule- Receipts $50 shiDments
TO- market active Fair 20 Choice NaIve shipping steers
81 25GS5 81 Native Butcher steers f3 2oaS4 So Cows
and Heifers 81 25dsS co stockers ana Feeders
SO 80.
Sheep-Recepts $50 shpnent. 400 market actives
a shade easier az So 60dS3 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13

The Liverpool is reported ut 1890 pGgs against
275u0pkgs ago he average price OF tAtra Western
IL - H. the extreme range IRON
DnTv halftubs sold during the wear
all the way from 8 to SIC. and the average was 23c
Receipts for week 1916 kcs. Exports. 1885 pkgs
continued to decline sharply following our last
rep II, all grades settln. from &c. TO &c. l.ut
the cold weather which has poNalltd
for several days past. coupled With lighter receipts
advices have checked the downward
tend, ncy really desirable table grades on other sorts
SIN urgency 10 sell and lack OF important De
fin creamery he's hardly IN established wholesale
$50 generally quoted with occasional lot grad
lug Extras selling Soc Fancy Western. other than
Ein In Small supply and reaching |.c rarely &c II Sta
Which constitute the bulk OF current receipts
from 2d3 and the latter price buys very nice
grade butter Fancy Pennsylvania sod down TO
c atthe'lP q tho week but today Is BRING ing 3tc
easily Western held goods dull at loo lSc, with cOlpar
atvcy ttlc that viii command tie latter price state Try
suffered decline IN sympathy with creamery mt IL
closing steady outside quotations reached how
tor only fancy stock which covers tut small share OF
the Ofrrnrs imitation and dairy have also weak
euc white factory and rolls have been offered G less money
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13
xxrFsr SHORE RAILROAD.

w Y I'd MN
THE BEST ASP fn FiHsHE on
PLEASURE rRANEl..o TUX wrsr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE II ALL. "RivE "a
STORE OF TIE wQRLD;FAMEpz II HH = pM0oUNTAiNS.
And THRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY 'f ihH
on and after Dec 18TH 1885, trains will leave West A2dse
trans leave from downtown station 1901 OF
n orth River. 20 minutes earlier than iion o'' - WE"
42d-st. ,....-. -, on -. .e.no m IN. Sleep.
r. through.
Rochester, suspension Brige Niasaia r&is -'''s
m $500 1910 y. N. Sleepcrs and parlor ears, -,
tica and syracuse, q, ll20 n. Oao 'stV p M
Highland Pokeepse and Catskil, =; o. iiA' u "'
'S,,vbnrg Kingston saugcrtes and Albany .; " li!2o
a M .i:55 900, $40, -ll;tO D. M an -
Saratoga via ALBANY ll:2O y. M. $500 r. W.
For Montreal and Canada East, b:Uo p w. - ror.n.~
.po,Iy ps,Iy except saturday Other trans daily ef'
For tcKris tables raror or sic ping car az ndSon
tons OF Information apply at oncesi iiOpohoi ,,nn
at brooklyn st. Annex once oo - Il poycSS '
NewYork CITY 3 IS. 1868 s5l 9i6 lroadwN loo2 nowcyD
and West shore Stations foot OF West @ oy ana
Jay.st, North River. Wescofs Npis 'n,aor. can hs
check baggage from hotes and residencss %NeTr w
loft oket ofiees HhNn,i, . 49, - ..ops
- xh0 ROADWAY Seh"'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-13

T EHIGH VALLEY RAlLR0AD.-Passenge
trains DEPOT foot ot Cortland ard Debrosses sts
a IN, /, $40. 0nd p, m foI Ea,ton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading Mauch think. Glen summit, Wilkes.
barre Towand Waycry Ithaca Gcnava Lyons buffalo and
Tho West. Pullman through COACHES daily LocRl
ut O. ami 64O m. for haston, Bethlehem and Copay.
Trains leaving az a. m and g 10 p m. connect for AL
pO.nte Mehonoy and aZlctOn coal
leaves for Nauoh Chunk and HiZ eton. q.
Il. d. BlINGToN q. p. A.