davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour was arm. Howard Street and Western snper
me "a 3702 rs Extr. 10 0o13 IS Family dc 81 tae
80 CITY Mills sup.rsne 50 81 az s. Extr. Do 81
psrisve Patent SIS so wheat-sOu,hern quiet Red
s Spot H ss%c bid February ss.c bid March SEA-
500 yaysissstc cSrn.s.u'sr, ous White ss, e. ~
81 lsc do for March bes57c; Do for NAV o7rS5ss;
.0049c wss.srn Mixed $685. Pesn:ylvano o,o 80
Dulkmeats Shoulder, and Clear Rib Sides packed
i9ssc: sacon-shoudsrs 7iaasHa Clear RIB sidss g.o
PACKED 10 02SG Creamery 26S3c Eggs at lsolsc LINED
Dc l0olAc. Petroleum steady. Refined At 10 Sohss
WS.sey steady at 81 2os2 Frsisnt. to LTerD.. per
steamerCson 3.led Flsur In sacks per ton os Grain
lkall2d Recepts-Flour 4.i70 bblS Wheat 700 bash
bSis Wheat 5000 bush saes-Wheat l9l 900 bush Corr
boston Feb. 7.-Flour quiet. Corn steady. Steamer
ysiOy se'S oas quiet No Wnss
Mddins 500 es}4 Winter shorts s2S 90 ss23 IS
steady Cheese Fine Northern 12' 100 Fair to
d2 Ess ana cSS ..d Receipts Corn for &c Sa
oat, IS 900 bush Shorts rs tona
BUFFALO Feb S.-wheat-No Hard nrm at loo ever
Chicago May wheat sale. at 9lt Ne Hard Nert an
Ne eoS af Red - Michigan SOC; White Mie. l.S
hrm at outside prices; No yellow b4aaabc; Ne
yellow s4S54. 2s:ostsO n: VIM, ss ss 90. on
No whit. $ss. Ss7e 40 Mixed sss $3.50 on track.
Barley good denand sales OF Choice Michigan AZ ooo
csn'i .sa s ss'
SIC so Receipts Wheat 5000 bush. Corn 10000 susn.
Oats 10000 bush. shp'nshts-whcat 1900 bush Corn
9'0UV .u rutursa ran folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
MEDICAL and SURGICAL NOTES

4 SIMPLE THERAPEUTIC AeENT.-A writer IN ne
sDsutshs Msdslnschs zeitmg" gives On ACCOUNT ., ms
oascsssfu Of ysas FOR the euro OF scuvy Sn0
Ais observations eomprA|ns some four hunor'a Wv"
al Tia ususi variety of ehsrtctersine those EQUALS
N. .xr.,enc. ,saas him 70 following conclusions
Brat, that yeast probably one OF the best eurAuVe
agents infectious diseases Is has been 10
eourvy ana purpurs second, In advanced cohsump'o "
alAys high fever and sobdncaton OF uhs
MIRA NO had results oow administration, as high as
Two liters being bora without evil effects; fourth'
,.,,.,,. ,aha Il will neIy IL is readily assimlated and
- used Is . food
ANIMALS AFFECTED WITH YELLOW FEVER
During epidemic Of yellow fever that prevailed some
dina aso In Caracas medical profession had oppor-
supty 10 see in public houses OF benevolence,
monkey cted with that disease Tho principal symp
toms found manifest themselves In manner 40
remained the least doubt the part
u the physicians who observed them that It
doubted Of yellow fever there was injection OF the
eyes, certain state OF supor, sharp thirst nausea ee-
vaed temperature and at last postaon, anuria and black
vomit For three da the Ioor animal remained IA this
SAD condition, each day growing until the fourth
day, when the terminated fatally.
IMPROVED SEWAGE systemic Is now claimed
that the London Parliament buildings have the finest
drainage and OF similar structure in the
world. This his been accomplished principally by pro-
vidng in need improved automatic arrangements
for permit the palace and rainfall to flow into
tho metropolitan owlevel by gravitaon independ
entity Mtogrthef or the eJectot tue
possibility of the foul gases from The metropolitan getting
into the palace in preventing the hot water and
from the boilers etc, passing into the drains and
newers, and providing separate and independent outlet
for the into the Thames One OF the most important
fesures OF this system, however, IL the arrangement
Whereby the and rainfall proceeding from this
structure flow uninerrupedy herefron both In dry
and wet weather. irrespective Of the height which the
metropolitan low-leve IL discharging
and rainfall IN combination, this desderatum
being effected by the OF pneumatic electors,
which are fixed in chamber. These electors below
the main OF the building that the sewage
rainfall flow TO and into them by gravtaon they self
cleaning and selfvenating, and completely do they
Dramatically seal tho sewage and air within that they
might, IL is claimed be made work in a drawing room,
without the sill ghtcst faint to the atmosphere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
r,o,r.N pponucz MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Fob $3.50 D s.-Bsef-Holders oher mod.
erateiy Hsns-Holders onsr freely. RsoonI ode onor
freely Cumberland Cut dull at Sss :Aort essr s.ea IAN AZ
srs H. shoulders dull at 36s Pork-Hsaers offer moder
ofef freely, American choice dun At o91 JallosT
spirits Of good supply; steady at 29A 80
Rosin-In good supply; common steady at 81 I'D
Cotousrsn OiIiyerpooi ally at goa ID Lard.
spot and older. o1sr moderately prime VEST
and February steady at 49, 3hi Msich s'rhy
at SEA Sd; Aunl steady At 39s 80 whsst-ioders oner
freely; New No Winter dsll a. 0s ID 40 sp'i rs
dull Sgd. Flour Holders ohsr freely kitra NO
spring steady 81 q. "a Corn. spot and Futures
Holders offer freely Mixed Western spot dul Al - lOdi
DO. February dull A. J0d.i do March dull AZ - S's1
ds April dnll al 4s e'qd. Hops at London New YORK
state-The supply large -
LosDos Feb s.-4 p. m.-Producs-Caicutta Linseed OIL
39s ID quarter; Lipsesd cake SO l0A 26 12s Cd
per ton for Western Linssea Oh, iss lei1d per owti
Refined Petroleum, f2 l6d o. 3l6d per gallon Sprts
pontine 2es Ia per
Feb. S-WcOIs lara closed at % francs
confines 100 kii0s Petroleum. Fine Pale Amsicdn.
10 france ~ confines paid ana 10 ranc. % cennos 'c
IHEsfFx rel. -wncsS' i.t e:a,-tat 81 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEy
FOOT OF liberty STREET, NORTn RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December B. 1857 ~.
For PHILADELPHIA aud lnrM p 90 p 40 g 10
Route" at 4 80, o, IL m 80 D. ., 20" ''" -
p M. SUNDAYS at 4, s45am 80 ~ e h.ao
Trains leaving at 4, 80. IL M, ''y ~ ,So
80. ~ p m have connection Tor hesdng aen,owS
poft, vIe etc 4 a m East0n, BethieheH hlsnto"h
Mauch CHUNK Reading, Harrisburg ETC. On SUNDAY fos
Easton. ,,..,. ras,o, Rethleher,
Ansnovn' Manch Nuineton High Bridge Branch, Ess
ten Wetilehem, Allentown Mauch Shunn' "uHSsoarre
s sSnmospn ssunbury Lewsburg, wlllamsport ,
NJ m for Fieni ngton Easton, Bettehem' Ahen'o"n
Mancb Ghnnk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc, 49,.
az "a m for Easton. Bethlehem. Auehtowh, Nauea
cbnnt Wuxesbarre, Scranton IamsQua, shamokm: -
"a n m tor Fleinlng nisn btidse bfsneh, E4s-
ron Tetblebem Allentown, Reading Harrisburg etc.
VIZ ~ md 3 80 D. m. for Somerviile and Bennington.
SIS n M for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
CHUNK etc on Sundays At s 80 p m
10 \ D., 10 a. 40 . OV, ~, 10 "a.
SUNDAYS, 90 100 for Red BANK Long BrHsen, "a
hnrX park ocean Grove except sundays iont roas ant
sI5a M, 100. 80 p m for LAhE"ooo' Aoms
hxer anu M, y n. for ATLANTIC CITY, Vinslsnd.
Dras 90 a 90, saS II rs, II As a M, 100. g. so
80 o i6 D. m Sundays 100, q m ior Per.n AIm.o
4,S15 II 10 ~. ~ y IN l0s Ao"
sesbrgh Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
CoURr CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

svpRg,H CHAMBERS Before Patterson. J-Nos
81 49, e5 @ rs 49, s g. u! &c. III as i 49, u.s.
~ ~ N ~ Il t. 1ss iSs
SUPREME oouRr-spEcI.L TERM-rAar I,Bstore Barrett
III 81 81 Sss 81 TX s5 S7J S77 u.s. 57 go ISL $50 $685.
TsRMPsRT IITBeio,s Beach sss
M u.s. S. s S Gs
Nos s2os 1913 1885, 1898 2ei3 $751; 1889 i52sp i7s
2!4s 6s 6s s5s 400 s74 1923 72s 2lls 1850 sieile7
syFREnr CeuKT-cIncvTT-PARr ITI.-B'fOre Ingr.ham,
sIrssSs co9nT@SlEcsT!,PAs Before B.lsn ala Ia
1922 100 1895 7Si 1916 i64 eli $751; saO' iO44
sui sUsRooATTs CoTRr-Before Ransom. s.-win Of James
Vita 10 Wait "a T u mon w Of ohaotts D.
SUPERIOR CouEr-GEXRRAL TERM-Bsfore sedswtck G. J,
TuaI and Dugro J.Nos IL. l5 20. IL ~ TO- TO- ~ To-
ssrnRrsa eousr-srRcrAL TEsx-Be,ore Freedman. j.
sTrTao. @ S sss 55d ae a 1885
1920 I347 $685. 1883 4ss 1909 llo9 1882 l4o4 ls27l52s
COMMON PLKAs-sPEcrAL TKRM-Before Bookstaver. j.
% q % 81 e Van s q 81
coxsos rLiAsTs,AI Before Psv IA
81 81 i s 49, 49, '7' 1884, ''' a. 49, COL a. i'' '0
sst1s' gs.5s a.ss.
ssgs s.Es sss sss 5s neAd
CITY CoUar-rsIAL TERN-rART H. Before McGowns j.
No. 3i7a 1899 9lSS ll22 SOLO. 3Oll 1885, $685. 3074.
$3.50, 1868 1857, 1888. 3046. 1886.
CITY CoURr-TRiAL TRRN-PARr 1I-Before Ehrllch j.
Nos 1915 s3l9 2978 1888 320l 1919 1904. 1902 1858
1868. 1905 1912. 1921 1888. 334A 49,,
COURT or OYER TERMISHR.-Betore Lawrence j. ana
Assistant District Attorney Dsvis.-Nos !, 4
COURT GENERAL SRssIovs-rAkr I-Befors Cowlng,
j. and Assstant District Attorney G0f-Nsa =. o. o.
7.a9 10, H. IL. 49, Il, IS 10. II Peidnss.Nss ~ ~
90 81 90 49, a. as 20 a. 2s 49, 3d. 81 49, 49, "a So 49,
81. 30. 80, 40, Al. 80 . ,,,-
sleeve g. and Assistant District Attsrnsy MacdonA-Nsa
], g. s. L. g. g. 7. g. g. 10. ii, IL. IL ~ ...,
COURT GENERAL sEssIoNs-PAhr III Before Martine
j. ald Assistant District Attorney PArker-Nsa l. s. T.
8. Q. L 8. g. 10. II. u. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
Mem Publications.

mo biography that l remember surpasses
this in interest and permanent value. It's arrange
ment simple but the enec; Is better than had
been used We feel the presence and influence Of
whom IL porrsys. When close the book know him
thoroughly know any And IL knowledge
which fall to be OF benefit whomsoever honsrs
sarnestness devotion. and the dedication OF high gifts
great and beneacent ends-tJulian Hawthorne in the
World.
THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF
CHARLES DARWIN,
INCLUDING AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
CHAPTER.
Edited by his son. FRANCIS DARWIN.
With portraits and views OF Down House. Darwin's
residence
THIRD EDITION
In two volumes, l2mo. cloth. price - 90.
u. APPLETON 81 CO.. Publishers.
lsANB5 BoND.sT. NETWORK.
PARADISE.
P P.R.DIsE PPA ARA4BIsE,
NOVEL
ANovEL
NOVEL
BY LLOYD s. BRYCE.
For sale at
BREN rANOS
AND ALL BOOKSELLERS
Price rs cents
NIINON-A Tale of Love and Intrigue.
Nl BY FREDERICK W. PEARSON.
First volume OF the ELITE LIBRARY Just out
Price 90 cents
THE wELLEs PUBLISHING CO. 696 Broadway NJ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per Worth River, Vessels and Rdtroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEThsro little demand on the spot market f1r
Brazil maintain oil the basis OIL loo
for fair RIO invoices Sales 1000 bags No. on private
sad $500 Bags No ut !4tc, the ntsn 70 %
shipped The steady sales, bsO Days
Ssvsnila 32UO bags Maresbo. 900 bags Porto Caoeo
washed Caracas The sreculatve inovonsns
was moderate tho saea reaching $50 bags First prces
Indicated OF 20 points months but AZ
The close decline all along the line OF SOLO points was
shown tho final figures bsisg February .o
March 1869 l27O. APRIL 1855 1880 NAV l2ao1iZ .g
June 1895 ~. 40 July, 100 1893 Ausust
September 1900 IL 49, october ll2O9 l5O @ ~:
different months are Janu.ry 1925 9li2;j f soT2as
May June Is i sa: Setossr
ii5oail2 20; Nsvoisber ii35 s1i.25, December LAO"
ILLS. ,h. tsup.r
OF the market at the close wasa steady one ~ op con-
feeling. Sales 1s4 paies 10, cn
SUMPTION Tho port receipts to-day agfrssasa LAT
balea couparing with 1882 bales tne SANE C
W.st and 7i5 bales for the corresponding CAV at t
since September Uhe beEIning 81 hS frop AZ s7o
far the time last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
INNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On and after EBktAhnotn leoo
Trains leave NewYo via Desbrosses AMI Cortland streets
HsrrsSars pt.sarg and the West with Pullman Pslss.
sR G1G;ss Sa Of Py p 1sy %o'ns and
wiliam.pOrt Lock Haven 900 m p m LOFTY Sa sns
sns s eat 4 es sg he Oil ~
For For 500
and M go and and tcS m SATURDAYS 0H'
Baltimore and the sSs and s
Dining or dalr except sunday 10 10 arrive
.n s no regular an" a, go an $50
2 s9S sO % aSS ~ I2 and IgG n saaAs 3d.
For Atlantic City, 100 p m weekdays Through parior
For Cape May. lliO IN. weekdays. Saturdays only.
s Bay and IF SSSa Sac .%S
pm. ON sunday. Gas n. aud 3 p H. do not stop as
For Old Point and Norfolk via Network pHlsaeona
Boats " BSoskyn Annex connect ali ,r3u trains
Jersey CITY anordins speedy and direct transe for
Traits arrive From P,tseu1g no ll2o M and
$50 a. @ % " i:., 80 $50 40. $50 $40 ioi5
f fo@ SS no es @1S 10 s1s
iso lisOs 800 40 400 ,S 49, Ss 20 10
S g e &C. SS' 100 sO5 1885, YiSo -H sao 800
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains NcwYors via DesbrOsses and cort
Land. Street Ferris, as 70 lows, an, ~ w,,,,,o.
%,s pnng Cars. a9& nig % Accom- SSo YSS %
O Lmitsd aud 10 a. m. 4.I.so g. g. l. aud p m and
1915 night -.
Tr ,Ins leaving daily. except SUNDAY. 10
aud ll:lOa H., !. ), M and lOa M and p m on
Sundays, connect at Trenton for Ca nden
r turning leave Broad street station Phiadelpha
1901. 800 O5. 44O 5;35. $50 1880 $40 $780, $40 II
aud ll:l6 ~ (l.initei Express with ID ming car, lis
and 1850 D. M IL 40 go 800. g. G35 7i2 sl2 and
$50 D. m on sunday 1901. 800 4O5. 40 535. $50,
e:t0 a. IN. I249 800 i:5O Lmted 6:2s, oS5. 7;l2 and
S.l2
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 600 m and aso p m
Ticket ofae., sis 1875 and ga Broadway Asor Hou':
Place aud Desbrosses and COrtlanft sta
Courtst and BROOKLYN Annex station foot OF fultonst
BROOKLYN Station, Jersey City; Immigrant Ticket once
Castle Garden.
Tho New.York Transfer Company will call for aud checs
baggage from hotels aud residences
CHAS. 4. PlGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays speculation In National Transit certificates fell
bsor the record OF 100000 barrels figure that has not
bean reached on any day aimee the Improvement
IN the last autumn IL was abso uey
that held around ID cents Win
nrmness unusual In dull market The bears are
upon expectation that this stagDaon VIII tire out
holders and they will begin sell out or that some
thing new" will occur break. THERE'S no doubt
that the existing quiet slowly wedding out traders for
,ua turn Oh but there evidence that the
owners certificates prepared 10 I'LL tho con-
tract, OF tho fall At materially lower
ba., TO those operating for Use
the multiplicity the dispatches appearing Ia the news
papers regarding the strikes Of oil In Nova scotia 81 Louis
and other widely parts of the American continent
This sort OF pabulum Is usually supplied when the
short interest bcgus Nevertheless the GER
fcats devoid OF interest to the speculative public
AMI 1t looks as ough speculative quiet were imminent
steadily progress Carrying rates were 100
10 cents The market closed firm
The range OF prices total dealings at the conso
dated Exchange were as fellows
sn.niur ........g0 Lowest S9os
pigbest 9Oas Final so,s
sales barrels
Refined oil but unchanged At " cent? per gallon
Abel tost. al all ports.
on CITY Penn Feb s-Nationa Transit Certificates
CO barrels; ceaances 1918 200 barrels; char
ter. s607l barrels; shipments. s9OSl barrels runs
PITfsBtRG Pens. Feb. s-Peuoleun fairly active and
hrm National transit certificates opened at 30 closed
'PR,pFoED Fem FEB S~Nationsl Transit Certificates
opened sj7s ant closed AZ go highest 9O9; lowest
II IrusyIIIE Penn Feb S-N itionai transit certificates
opened at s9'. highest so%; lowest saa; closed 9Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
,rxrrrn STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Feb. s.-The proceedings OF the United
States Supreme Court to-day AS follsws
No ll47 John g. Kidd. plaintiff in error. agt J. r. Pear
son and others. Assigned for argument on March 25
No ITO The Mayor of Hoboken plaintiff In errer ag the
Penns, lvaBia Railroad Company.
Ne iii The Mayor OF Hoboken agt. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. 49,
No IT2 The Mayor Of Hoooken agt Aioph r. Schmidt
No i73 Tho Mayor OF HO5oken. plaintiff In error agt
Adoph r. schmidt
No ia The Mayor of Hoboken plaintiff agt the
Hamburg. american Steam Packet Company
l7b The Mayor OF Hoboken plaintiff In error agt the
North German Lloyds Steamship Company.
Argument begun by James f. Minurn for the PLAINTIFF
continued James Vre snbursh and Barker
the defendant error 10 Nos ITO and III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS.

Atu.xY Feb SIN the Court OF Appeals to-day the fsL
10 sing business was transacted
No esq., Jane NJ. Sims respondent sgt the New'York
College Of Dentistry, appellant W..
No $50 Catherine Jennings respondent Ah@ neny 'ss
schaick, appellant Submitted. ..,... 49,.
Jame, Brady ana others, appellants. Argued. - 49,.
635. Lila l. White respondent axt MILTON .. rrios
and others, appellants. Argued A.. o....,.
so 6sa HammorDer4. respondent ast the Oeeanio
Steam Navigation Company Lnitedh appellant Argued
Following Is the day caisn,ir fer Febrnary9
Nos $685. e92, e93, l2l7 500. 445. 800 and69L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR.TRAcK TRUNK LINE
Qua dakfa lnca nhAr z a

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America
Stopping New Uptown station l3Sth st.. a. nstes
3D. M, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing rosn
ALBANIA
1880 a m, FAMOUS CHICAGO WEST BULkD LIN
TIED composed excusvely OF Buffet smoking car dining
Jar and sleeping for Albany Utica syria
ing Chicago $3.50 ~. next day
tl030 m. Chicago Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Detroit and chicas@
drawing room ears TO Cam ndaigua and Rochester r
tll30a M. Western New. York and Northern Express
$50 D. M Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
car, Albany aud Troy Connects at Troy Tor sArS
D. M Accommodated TO Albany AMI Trov
TED Fast Chca,o. Cincinnati and St Ion' Exprsss
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspsn:oD Brdge TORONTO oevS
Chicago with sleeping and dining cars .,-
1850 m. Montreal and Canandaixua EXPRESS neuvi
Sleeping cars TO PlasburG and Montreal via Houses
and ~. Adams aao 10 syracuse ami Cananig aly
except SUNDAY sunday train does not rnn vest OF
falo 9;35 a. and Cleveland les D. m. next lay.
- 1880 Fast Night EXPRESS fer Recsss'er BnhMo
Niagara Fafa Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati IudsnanoiN
watetown Utica daily Saturday. also To
Cansndagua sundays only.
IL night Alhanv Express with sleepine cars 10 Aineny
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the ss
day night
Tickets and space in and sleeping carson
sale At Grand Centr station 4l3 1875 and 9t2 Broanwa
~ Park Place Battery Place 81 West iZo,ht aao ,,
SITS. Brooklyn. ant 10 4th st, Williamsburg
Wscos Express calls for and checks baggage from hoem
residences. ...
daily others daily except sunday s,op at 3sta-
st. station to tax up Passengers for TGrtS sSn MeerTr
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
Mnsiral Jnstruments.

A NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Square
n Pianos OF make slis itly n:ed almost as SSO
and fully sold liberal reduction
ron regular piios~ KNABE&CO,
18th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAI

LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
bvFFILo Feb s-cnnts-Rscsipts last ~ hsurs vere
tO load Total for thas far $3.50 beAh same Use
ssI woog $3.50 Consigned hronsh 90 Al cars ~ 10
New York nnpe on sale.
shesp-Recepts last $500 head Total Tor
thus tar head For zane time ast week zSsoo
head Censsnef throsKh IL cara OF which TO New forh
on " stoeh scarce and nrm at ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. ga p. m-Cotton-Futures closed
5i64l sellers: February and March delivery 3l.o4d
sssr, March and April delivery 80 SAD buyers; ADr
and Nay delivery. 1884, sellers Nav and June Aeyery
3764d sellers June aad July deiVsry 3so4l sellers
InIv anil delivery 4O64i. buyers August and
septcnber delivery. 4l64d sellers September delivery
ii cad value . 49,. ,,,,,,, q, -,
uiddne pia 9Ooi Ordinary 8; no; and gross re-
cents ga bales: exp,rs Great Britain. - balos ;
exports to the Continent - bales exports coastwiso
N-RFoLK. Fsb. S-Cntton-stsady; Adding. los not
and gross receipts 739 exports TO Great Britain
- bales; exports TO tho co,tlnrn, - bales exports
eoastwiso l,4O9 bales; sales $50 bales STOCK Aoo'A
sAvASyAn FeO. s-Cott,n-DuIl; MIddling. Is 16 Low
Midilne 7-l6; aOod Ordinary. 61j16; act and gross
receipts. 4ii bales; exports 10 Great Britain. bales;
to tinent bales: exports TO Franco,
bales ports csAstwise - bales; sAiea 100 bales
stock 7377S BALE. , o,o,.
Low Middllng 81 Good Ordinary. ll6; not rooe,ptS
035 bales grss. receipts 7l7U bales exports 10 brest
Rraip bales exports to the continent = oalea ao
bales: experts coatwso <'oso
eais.' sale, 4 900 BALE. stock. 1858 100 BALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE:-Only So
ID FOR nrst-cass limited tickets. Reduction to New
mort, Fall River aud all other points. Steamers BRIS
fUL and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier 2s N r. FOOT
q, Wurravst AZ 80 D. DAYS only. Sunday trips
viii be resumed early In APRIL Connection by Annex
hoat from BROOKLYN and Jersey Cy al D. m. AN OR
trUFSTKA on ZACH STEAMER. Tickets and state
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket Offices at
onice on Pier % and on steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-09

4 GENTLEMAN thoroughly educated de-
~ slres postisn tntor teacher Address SACRED
nEAKT ACADEMY, westchester, n. y
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA eases supplied charge TEACHERS re<stsrsi
,ree vacancies always hAaf fern fef stamn a.
AVERY American scnool BUREAU Wet ltthsL- " Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Profssssrs Tesehsrs Tst3rs Gov
MRS n ]. YOtNG-FULToN, - Unisn Square