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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-27

uTANTED lat ONCE wAITKBs, WHITE
w and colored; house girls. hotel COOKS,
housekeepers, good help always wanted. az tne
West Virginia General Employment Agency
1913 Market street, City. Ezn
NJ ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
wv work. Call at No. 100 Fourteenth street.
jy26s
II Chapline and Eleventh streets. Apply al
l225 Market street jyl9qq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

74c, n.aisfoot primo oss7oc- common Sos'o0' p''"
was ihGs fhi u s
Liverpool Tss private terms Ay.q
%SSs ,.s s.sa SV sash sra a
. s.i Il
sT:a t Ss S SS .n S
S;S s-,.S Ali;
Ps5f p4 aF'i se;
man 5sftI Porto Rico hence schooner ami back
f
ayes and general ssno hencs aNorwosian brig hour
s"S hence British bark general IVES: IndlA trade
British steamer. time charter
rt Slower n.vem.n, sass quo
sn Ns: q9 Gss ss ssss iG
s MsI' Prime Mr.. Fs% Mess sl5 90
Mes: IL ia: aps
tsI per M Ss ' Is & q
Sss favor 'i$ sales
quoted 7sc. Y average, Picked shoulders
B sml d easi ooiS H aud nominal
% chH aS s.s s
Fell about point, sympathy with the West clos
81! sse '1,y 5o e.. western at par.
& stem ,a1 DUET and ai @
s65; 1900 March, 81 s-o2c at S02c' l000
s.: a APT tc.
s:Pr " 900 les %Ssu. S S@ sSia$ a. s: so
Sd n sg PSs' .aoT 70 a
FED sr'' stss S rfn.
S saio western sSisIy
cnESsE-Mss SndorsOss no decided change There
s siaa FsaoT anes white.
TO- faeor cnSI do We. err Factoy
lis he. EGGS-Dull and again easier. Nearby 220
~ 20. Southern, 2ohS22c Western. 22s22ac LINED,
,n DT,ss we4e niasa, at % M
fair refining and ,-l9. Tor Cen,riiqsst cargo OF
fined .oaly onoat,ons; Cat Loaf 7,.G; Crashed
s ss%' cHhes 90 Of a. Sesssc whit: Extra G. 5ss5ei
NsTEARISE-ouisi AMI unchanged. oleomargarne
qTXLLo WNFsfIy active and steady. Sales. 100000
TOBACCO-A lair movement in seed loaf at full quot
1886 PonnsyvaRia prvse terms 100 cases 1885 Dutch
10 &c; $50 sIndrle to 25c $50 bales Havana 6Oc 10
81 Oj 1850 ales samatrs, 81 400 II ~ ,,,,,,n...
while the general temper sealy one The sales male
during thelast three days include 200 hno medium
s.ptst 1900 70 Gne heavy nnwashed fleece $4,000 10
spring Texan 1000 black Texan all on private terms
fail Texan il 900 u low Texan at Sc amt 20 600
ta Ts1an S lSoOO D.. spring at ,o2 Zoe
1000 secured medium sprnr private terms 2ooo ID
washed Australia 100 6l00 southern bury lSc
SSs. VO " pulled Sc 10000 xX ohio s3s I6Oco
ra.h 49, l%yCSS super Rnod pulled alec also s,G 5oc
medium unwashei combing. $4,000 .upsr pulled $4,000
sc s'rf DO 2 90 Ding tas 5000 10 No o ooo
do 5000 s black DO. $4,000 y shssrngs g. 600 u ID
lis bales East india and lao all on private
erms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y soor OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER

tOoI OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December 8, 1887.
For PHILNDEl. PHlA and 1l.i MON, found Brook
Route" NJ 4 7 80, 9, II 80 3, 4, $50 80 "a
p m. SUNDAYS at 4, 8 IS a m 80 i2R m "a
Trains leaving AT 4, 80. IL a. m, 80, 4, ~
30 II p have connection for Reading Harrlsourg
louisville, etc, m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg. ETC. On Sunday fof
Eason. ,..,..
and 80 A. m for Bennington. Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown. Mauch Chunk .,. M. ,..s r,,s.
80 a. IN for FlemingtOn, High Brldge br1ch Us
ton Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk wnkesosrfe.
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvile. TamaquaS
sbamokn. sunbury: Lewisburg Win amsport uon,ox,
| D. m. for Pennington. Easton. Bethchen' Aiehto"h
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
40 .. m. for Esston Bethlehem. Allentown Maucn
Chunk WilKesbarre scranton. IamaQua, Sh3mokn. So,
80 D. H. Tor Flenington, iiign Bridge Branch, EAs
ton bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Harri lburg ETC.
s 90 and S 80 p. for Sonervle and bennington
645 D. IN for Taston Beth siem. Allentown, MAach
Chunk, etc. on SUNDAYS at 30 m 40 o.,.
4 90. Is, II 10 m. 1 80 4 90, 80, 10 y M !
Sundays, co. 100 for Red Bank. Long Branch, (As
bury Park, Grove except Sundys Point ple ant
4 :l5 a m 90 4 80 D. m for LAkEWOOD, ionS
River Parlor Cars at |. 90 and 30 p. ,.,..
a ATLANTIC CIIf, Einelaios
Bridgeton. Parlor Cars at l p. m. - On
30 1 p m, Sundays Q 100, NJ Tor Perth Amc
4,s15 II rs a m. 4 40 p. n for Monmouth bo"cs
Seahrlght. Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
LIZ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT ForRTRkr X TRUNK LINE
n and after December ira MS leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


LARGEST ami Finest Passenger station In America
stoppue al New Uptown station on l3sth'st. as nstes
~ Rochester, and Montreal Express drawing room
tn Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal ana 81
ALBANIA -,
$50 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO wESTIBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet s"Oking ear dining
Jar draw ng-room and sleeping cars for Albany nca Syr~
cuse. Rochester Buffalo Ere Cleveland aui Toledo arv
ing Chicago $50 a.. IN next llv
t1OS0a NJ. Chicago Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
ceVel'n innlt, ladsDapolis. Dctfot and thIcaSo
drawing room cars 20 CauandsiRua aaa Rochester. ,
il;Spa m" Western Nev.York and Northern ffpreH@
with drawipg-roon
$50 p M Albany TROY ami Utica special. with drawing
room Albany ant Troy Connects at Troy Tor sara
toga On SATURDAYS only.
"a .. IN. Accommodate en- TO Albany ami TROY.
for Naesr, Falls Bufas Suspension Brdge Toronto eve,
land, Cincinnati rndianapss t. Louis Toledo Detroit AMI
Chicago with srcpiac and dining cars.
1850 n NJ Montreal and Canan'aigua FJnress daily
Sleeping Pattsburs and Montreal via i.ouses POI
ami via also syracuse aud Canania.ua daily
except sunday sunav trsin does not 81 Albany
b. special Slcspsr arrives Rochester TAO Bnt
falo p35 w.. and Cleveland l25 n M neItd,v.
ll;3p Fast Night Enpre.s 'or Rcchss'sr nnno
Niagara Falls Toronto C-vrani, C1onnati, IndiluapoS
81 Louis Detroit and cica2b with sl"eping sleeping
cars To Waiertnwn via Utica daily oIcrS SATURDAY also 70
Cananiag na sunday only.
and Troy Connects with the m1rning trsn the West
dav nifhu
Tickets aud space in drawing and ..epnr car, on
IL Park Place Battery Place 81 West i25lhst and l3h
a. nton, New.Yok 1913 Washington ami $50 Fulton
stt, BROOKLYN AM 10 9Th ST, Wilamsburg.
Wscotrs Express calls Tor aud checks Baggage rom motors
residences.
Run dsiiv others daily except SUNDAY tstop 3sth
J. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONErT
General 6upsrin tendenI General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w Y. z G. q IT r. r Co, Icssoes
Trains West f@ds station follows and 20 nutes
earlier from foot NJ Jays. North River
Detroit aud Chicago. - 55a. M. 900 1915 p
et. Louis IS. N. 'a:l5 D N.
syr,cns Buffalo, Rochester Sus,snsou Bridge Niagara
ytIls 3,l5. .o:5S a. m. .iH)O 'Slj n
Utica. 3l6. .95s. all 80 a m. 800 -S15 =. N.
Kn=ston. Saugeret C't.Sil Albany. 3l5. '7lo 's'S'
all 80 a. IN. - ~. $500. -9:l5 I, %.
era ,ston's West Point, Cornwall Nevonrg 'Slo TAP
%0b1 l0tl5 all a ~ 80 800 'Sl5, S:io p n
aud 900 n. m. Crlnso1s Corn wall Nswburg
For Montreal and Canal, East 900 y. N:
Hamilton London. '1:55 a. M 800 Slo D. IA Toront@
t9.S5 m. 1900. IS Is =. II.
Elegant scspny cars Tor Btrso. Niagara Falls, Detroe
Chicago AMI II. Louis
'Dav tDliv SATURDAY. other trains ialV eIrept
'undav Leave CITY, p r. r. station. y l;3D
fStop m; Hoboksn. West Shore station all 80 IN
1880 q m =,
For cEet. tina tables paror sleeping car accommota
tions norma'ton apply at Ices Broo Syn: 80 WASH
ington..t 73O Fulton. ct Annex O'e ost Of Fnlton
New York City-363 735. 92 Broadway 1887 bowsr, -
Park Place West Shors stations toot or wS nzd'I
Y e r. IA hbth
s XandarhlltAve. 0eberaI fassshger AEcht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
Steamboats, anQ Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after FEBk AIRY 9, 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

AND uS shANDs T TkfTakM HE ROUTE :.
Trains leave Nsw-york via Desbrosses and ooFtsads
E'I P.s Is s1S the
ss s ' sns SSessS % msa d X s.
;nd sleeping vesbued C.; 81 20 m ' Scv az AZ
;:r e. :s;s q i ii.Ss r.
90 pssa:ya "a sad %
20 % sunday isS .1s az sa4 70 90 ~
q S%s a p P.i iSr' csrs and psnssys
"a % a. T. s sa1 Ss fT"s.s s
m o5 40 ,n segu nG at 20 90 ana nsn 40
ssSo Ss sh, 10 and 100 M SO and 90 =. and
S r';. sssS ssI rS' S %e
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and n,ermed.,. sta
ssass S, q % a. m nj and Il Does: q:
For oId Point and Norfolk via NewYok, phIladeiphia
Rorfqn Rar so p every day via Baltimore and
train: at Jersey %Iy .Gs,dins speedy and
Ira rs STRIVE From iitsoufs, 8 IL 30 a NJ and
80 day sc% 20 Sa'ss g. sSd th so %
s9s 70 sl % Sn1'.Y; p e e.
S?9 60 mo- aoa Pc 80 45o 70 g. 20 q
s1Sa,g 80 go go 90 's S5S c sSd Il g Isn
. IN. 90, 80. Z, sos. 20, 0 ;35 10 :35 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYok via Desbrosses and Corr
iandt Street Ferries, as Follows: -, - w..,..,,.
Limited, Dining Cars and II a m. l. 2, 1870, A. 30
Co. 80 I'd I'd / fsa f .; ID ssA ss@ss
Express els, % Limited and 10 a. m' a. 80 o.
g. z 6 and q p. m and 10 rs night
Trains leaving NewYork daily, except sunday, at 8, 9,
10 and II 10 M, ], 2 4,5, sp m and 10 a. m, And
D. m. on SUNDAYS connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning, leave Broad street station Phsdc hSs
80, 40, II and II rs m Limited Express, Wiz
Dining Car ~ and 100 p n II 4y' ~, IN S,naay :.
IL :o1 8 90 4 :05 40. 1913 30 Q 40 m. ~ 40.
1sys 80 40 va g 90 a as and 80
daily, except Sunday 49,.
Ticket oniees, $40, ASS and o44 broadway, Asto,
House, Battery and foot OF Desbrosses and Coro
iandt ss Co1rtst, Brooklyn Annex station, foot
Of Fulton-st Brooklyn Station. Jersey City Immigrant
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden. 49, -
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences -
CUAS. f. p CID, j. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI. 81

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket O1lceS, 4Ol, 317,
IL I'll and 957 Broadway 1881 Bowsry. 1877 West-st,
Battery Place street and 23d street errieH
EewYorki ssl aud 1888 Fuon.t Brspslyni io' sTosd.
ken; Montgomery ST., and NswStstion. Jersey Citv
and Pror sleeping Car reservsticas aad
orders Tor asa transfer Of BAGGAGE can Dc
frsIu local trains TO 10 minutes earler
$3.50 Suntays)-DAy Express Pullman Banst hraw'
ing room Coaches TO ElmrA Hernell,vle BunAlo fuib
op m-Daily "thicago and St Louis Limited solid ~
train of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches 70 BuHa
NIAGARA Fala CORY, "satvle. Cincinnati. Chicago and
ST. Louis. No extra charge for fast time .
'''S pE r a pai@ss sieepns coa1Sss
ll:S0 m.-Daiy CheaGs Express Pullman Bufet Sleeping
Colohes to Binghamton owego. Elnira. Banais janice
town Youngstown. Cincinnati and chicago =.
Hnt nss 80 20 so $50 b5o so $40 100 1850
IL night Also to Rutherford 80 = m 20 p m
II neon. D. !, $50 7'5o. 9. 10 80 p II niss
sSS. SD i4o sic I"y $50 o. Sss oio $40 7s
a%SGi noon = e. l. $50 sS 1870 lso nIsas
Newark and Paterson via Nswark-o4o $50 $50 aoio9
RdSe 1 ami sansrn 7i5S To- 80 ~; i15 5.
Gao. $50. 1870. g. 1890 IL night Also 20 Ridge
500 ri .iS $50 nj NJ $50 Il ..Ss
Newblrg aud Cornwai-7:50 "a nj $780, AJo. 800 6;So
p m SUNDAYS s;Soa nj 2. 5p m
Warwick-Weeg DAYS, g. 10; so .. m; 43O D. IN. =, a.
60 Nsn-445 7:6o O. losoA 800 4 a. 80 - li:'o
Middlstown ami Port Jsrvisi45 $780, 10 50 a. M Ss
$50 7;i5. 1880 IN sundayA a'ao. $780, lOsoa M
EXPRESS tran from the West arrive in at 7sA
10 5ba W., and 1926 p. M c.p,frp
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par Worth r. Ger. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

RuIIDINa MATERIALS-Rather more active. thou gh
vii houti change IN values
"C6OPERAGE STOCK-rhe movement IL light Shocks
and heads 36-inoh. 81 Gf1 so old
shooss and new heads 3Sinc. 81 % Isl IS cid shocks
y,tEcnt heads zoe; rum, So 6id - pipes. 10
S6 Sc. empty hogsheads 81 6jo276; hoops IA feet s3s
@SSrpHG F-oniet buI nrm. sisal, Ike Manila 1850
COCOA-steaiy Maricaoo. 80 s3lc.; Caracas. lS9 1901
Trinidad, 1G6l7c . ~,
largely nomina quotation in fact that be given
the market being obt2nable Sales OF 500
bags No at l54c The mder styles
dni The speculation qse active and weak In Keeping
with decline in foreign quotations: hnal quotations repre-
10 5o:' February, i@s0sl24oi March, Iisesi2oj;
July O5 August 1913 flO so September. 10 so
al065 October, l05O9lO.56 November. 10 so To- SIS;
December I0.bOsloo5. The ranges OF actual sales on
the different months Jannary, lO506lO.t0;
February 10 Boo q IS March, l20cG l90; Apri ll751
100 May i 900 II So June 1L5OSll40; July. 1860
1905 August. l0.SOal07O September. 1895 1885:
Oct ober 10 1913: November lo50sl04o' December
10 so iO.4U. Total sales. 1874 $50 bags.
coTTON-spot prices were not changed sales IN bales
The port receipts to-day aggregated 49, 100 balss
Computing with i742i bale, the ,ams day last week
and 1891 bales for the corresponding day last
year Since September he beginning OF the crop year,
fhs recepts aggregated 4.7e0 $50 bales against
4 TOl sOl for time last season
Quotations based on American Standard OF Clasdca
alloWa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
Gteamboats anb Railroads.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH ,,
On and after February 9th, 1888 trains Of the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK X. X, VIII
leave foot COrandt and Desbrosses follows
Week days m, arriving at Old Point Comfort p m
Daily D. arriving at ola Point Comfort H. Tickets
and sleeping berths secured at Ticket
lorcar and sleeping bcrths secured at any Ticket
ONCE Of the Pennsyl vanilla Railroad Company
H. W. dunno Supt r. b. COOKE, g. p. & f. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
7 EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortsnds ana
Desbrosses sts. follows 49,. o,.,s
IN. for Cata>auQua and Intermediate pone un,a,n
m for, GENEVA Elm "a, Rochester buus.o
and the West and principal local points ohs'f car W
Wlkesbarre. , ,.,...a,,,ts noiptS
D. m for runkhannock and interaedn1... ,,n 80 and
Chair to Tunkhannock- oonheeuon W '
Harrisburg. . -. ,.,,.tnal intermediate
points Chair % Pittston no,pts Inn.
90 m Tor Copiay and ntermedis,e po.n ~ onIev
nection 70 Rraons mn yons Flint "a, Rochester. Bur
all W sleeper 70 i.,"os,
TX N m for Laurays and intermeaa'ss S,nsA .o,.
Trains leaving At m, :" n s@Ie,oo y al r-sions
peot 'o' "' pun" Sunday TRAINS.
III for Maueh ehu"A' h"4''''" ~"N
points. ,..,.v .,a ,n,arrediate u,lnta
p,TSaI" ~, me West Pullman sleeper 20 lyons
Dan"o General Eastern ONCE, 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
BUTTER

Receipts for week 1925 pkgs Exports for week -
with lighter receipts the downward tendency TO
prices been checked All grades be called steady
arrivals selling much closer than OF late,
and part OF the accumulation has been worked OF
Creamery Is still quite plenty but values now q
reasonably low basis for the time Of year and salts
factory movement ought to follow. Extra Penn. and
Tiein creamery is selling 3Oc., and Extra Western,
other than Flgln, CSC. when offered strictly It's
merits favorite brands regular trade command little
nstances but higher quotation established
Extra go at 25d20 mainly, and lrsts at 2Od23c
These grades had considerable outoftown demand
OF late held creamery Is dull State fall made
stock QUIET 21Q26c Creamery hrkins held firmly,
but have less inquiry. Quite sPrinkns Of new State
tubs arriving buyers taking hold or them slowly
because Of the irregular quality and prices appear TO be
bulk OF the sales being at 22d2Gc Old dairy is held
fairly steady but demand is Light Imitation creamery
sells slowly, but the lighter receipts tend to steady the
tone OF the market little Rolls sell promptly arri-
val a few fancy lots going higher than we quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

N EW -1UhN, On HNIO h-ND w 70 - ~ -
IN RAILWAl.-Trans leave fron ferries AT Vest fzo
West 42d.sr. 80 a m. Jay-st. 80 a. m, for MID
datown, Falsbure Monticello. Liberty, Walton Dclhis
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. oswego, Buffalo.
Detroit Chicago Waikiki valley points an,
West 42d-st.. 10 D. m. yay.st - p m, fof MID
detown, Elenville Waikiki Valley points 80, 49,,
West 42d-st., 6:25 D. Jayst, 10 p M. daily !Qr
Mddetown Fas5ure. II berty Walton, Norwich oneids.
Osweeo Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
Blret Sleepers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free Rochester - . ,
Pullman sleep ng-car berhs reserved at 307 Broadway
Time tables tickets &c, 207. 307 944 1925 Broad
way 1877 6h-aye Fast ,25thst, 2o4 West l2othsks
New-York J. e. ANDERSON, u. r A.
10 exchange Place, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH
more palace steamers, arriving AZ old Point
S:l5 a NJ Norfolk 9 a. m. III. v TOMPklNS,
Gent Pass Agent 317 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Receipts for week Oh balea Exports 635 bales. I'm
ports 6O7 balea absence Of important demand from
any gives the market rather weak tone, and
EFFORT TO force business would further reduction
In prices.
stat~ isST Choice Is MA Estate, 1888 . 5
lie cool To prime. 10 ala Pacific Coast 1887. or
Do common far. q Pacific Coast 1888. Q
POULTRY
The extra demand for light poultry ocessoned BY tho
Jewish Purim holidays gives the market very strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

CHFYsH.

Receipts for packazet Export 6.lG7 bsXes
Rather the close and the market has perhaps
ile steader tone; Shippers are showing considerable
under priced full and state part skTnA
anything In fact under lie They get no encourage
mcnt to fancy " the prices asked. hence the
grades Is Confined closely To the home
trade Fancy state coored cheese sells at i2dl2 l+c
obbing sales Fancy white chiefly
AZ ~ 1-2c for occasional special lot fraction
more oh.anei Fine parcels OF full cream are selling
AZ II 94c common 20 prime 10Q11 l-2c.. and part
skms at ca Zoe. generally Penn. SKINS the easier
hui moving freely Liverpool cable 6Ss Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
POTATOES AND vKGgrABLEs

Receipts Of foreign potatoes increasing but the
demand Is active and has far been sufficient 70 use the
offerings at firm prces most sales OF magnuns are at
go 8OSs2 40 per sack dock, but few OF favorfte
brand and very fancy quality reach e2 90 Regent and
bank lately received is selling at So 10 State Burbank
quiet SO 25 Seed potatoes still in short supply
and very firm, though the demand from the South Is
falling OF somewhet Two cars New Brunswick Rose
s3ds8 few fancy reaching 80. Bermuda Onions selling
at SO 2as8 So and beets at e 10 Florida green vege
tables good demand when OF fine quality Old onions
scarce and arm Norfolk kale steady spinach easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, Feb 81 1888

Receipts for week IL 1856 pksa beans $500 pkgs peas
Exports 3l9 pkgs beans 0O3 bush Imports 20 1873
beans Domestic Marrow are quiet but held about
much OF the trade Is being supplied with foreign Pea
remain and 6rm White Kidney quiet An ab.
sence OF demand Kidney makes weak unsettled
feeling; lots offered 50 10 without selling to any
extent. Turtle soup extremely dull and lower. Call
fornia Lima show further improvements. and the few
remaining lots are held with great deaf OF commence
Foreign beans arriving freely but thus far the
ment been enough to sustain late values Green
pea selli to arrlye "A 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
FuRS AND SKINS.

sa3sc for farmers 236 pkgs week. Pecans
more saable 62c for extra large and 4at . for
Medium. Hickory scarce; quoted S225Gs2 90 per
bushel
Be- SwAX-Steady at 81 922L yc bat demand light
HONEY-Verv little demand and Wholesale quotations
little than nominal White Glover hold at 100 for 10
l2dlsc. 10 glass ooxes and IL l3c Tor
2-D. Buck wheat honey dull at 90 LOG
CREAM
daily milk and at tho various
railroad distributing points and the city for the
follows Erie 3776 OF milk. IS OF
condensed milk and 80 OF cream Susquehanna 1900
cans ormilk ami rs OF cream New.York CITY and
Northern Sf5 OF Milk Harlem 1850 cans OF milk 2O
OF condensed milk and lis OF cream New Haven
Hartford $50 OF milk: Ontario and West Shore
roads2 100 OF milk 120 condensed milk and so
Now Jersey Central 56D OF milk and
and miscellaneous short 1850
OF milk and 40 OF Tho total daily supply has
been a. $50 milk 276 OF condensed milk and 1923
Of The demand has been sufficient TO raise
the average platform price above III 60 OF 40 quartz
owing chiefly TO the warm weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

,one and current receipts taken up quickly
sdysnce oroted There II talk Of further ADVANCE
but we do not think that possible with at least fecn
car loads In arrive during the balance Of tho week
Dressed poultry has Continued nm prices for turkeys
chewing jnproyement since last report Arrivals
opfrcsS killed stock running light and while the Do
mand is very moderate at the moment there enough
turkeys reach 1ic but most q the offerings are q mixed
ana fowls doing little botter In price Also though
tho quality must DO very nne 20 exceed lie. Phils
and geese quiet Capons nrmer; SQUADS higher bys
controlled turkeys selling g Ao. ungraded az l9S
lac seconds 10d11c. Chickens quiet AZ lldl2c
Ducks 18d14c. Geese 9d10c . 49,
Wild ducks quiet and barely steady English snipe
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
MILK AND CREAM.

Co. ];
81 SIsJJsks SSS I'll year tops q and you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Chamoersst STATEN week days tor
Fnssw.od Te,,sy cio.ter sP.s., sas Nysct g. !9S
GAO 500. 1880 m, IL ndn ght Sunays 100 800 A..
MAS week DAYS TOO. $50 a. N, %5o $40 p IN sundays
o5e a N. and D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
FRUITS AND BrRnIRs-DRIgD.

Receipts for week s3 pkgs Exports dried apples. ls7
pigs Evaporaied apples are still ruling quiet but
Without change In prices possibly the demand for home
small orders and but few OF them Sur-dried sliced arc
under considerable inquiry both nom exporters and home
iohbers Chops Ia demand. Cores and skins nearly
ipm"sIsble Peaches steady supply and demand both
iigbt RaspberIes have Western demand and feel
innr is Armer Other small fruits unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST,
VIA Sro NINGTON LINE
Inst Ne Route IT lowest Rates 49,. 49,.
e,n.ms,s leave new pIsr SO N. r., block soove
Canal at AZ SOC D M daily, except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Good Ordinary: ga Ley ,r, Mddlinz ,9t
ST. Good Ordinary : oI0 dlndln2 ...- -...-lo
Tn. Onion market only moderately active the sales
reaching 100 balos, while fluctuations not heavy
The fgures showed little change for the day.
INV N"' To-Day, --EYtrcnes- Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22

Receipts for week 10 9os pkgs The general drift OF
the market has been toward lower prices owing 70 al
vices increased collections West and South declining
markets at all interior points and consequent prospects Of
larger supplies the cOnsumptive demand Is increas-
Ing and with only modate offerings at the moment values
are settling gradually and the market does not show the
ranlcky symptoms which often attend Of larger
shipments at this Al the close sales are mainly
22Q22 12c for choice fresh goods from best sections
Doe for Tenn and Va and 90 1o621c for Carolina
Held fresh are nearly all cleaned up and lined In
reduced and will probably be cleaned up during the
ten days
Psnnsvlrq and Del. Canadian fan packed
fire IA clthd perdoz22 a22i2 per doZ 10 dl9
Western Canadian. ice hOusel4 ais
gathered % f22L Limet. Cantia and
SouiheTn fresh gath. Western. per dOz... " Ola
arod ......... 20 d22 Do state ..........H dl4ia
Western, fall pakd
sboiee ............l6 9lS