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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OP LIBERTY STREET, NORTH gIyEn
Time Table OF December g. 1887.

FOOT OP LIBERTY STREET, NORTH EIyEH
Time Table Of December 8. 1857.
For PHI..,.,t..iiil 4...., .o4,. Bound I,rtos
Route VI T. 30, " II . l 30. 3 4, $50. 30 IL
,. N. SUNDAYS at 4. . 4j N ) 80. l2p %
Trains leav nv ~ I, ~, IL 80, =, . w.
30. I2 have connection for Reading Hsrr,so.sa
Pottssile, IA. for Easton, bethlehen Ahsh"~ir
Msuch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On SUNDAY W.
Raston. .-
and 7 40 a. H. for FlemInston. Eastou. BeinIshe'u.
Allentown. Maueh Chunk 49,, ,...s, I..
20 - mL TOR bI.~ n,ston Higb briuke WIS.xLsrrs
BethIehem, Allentown. Maaeh Shunn .n.nns
Scranton, Heading Harrisburg, iottV,ss, '~"''N~
shsmokin Sunbnry Lswisbarg, VIII amspoi- ,.,
! d IN. fof tleaingtDn Esston pe.neii"~' ~"~""As
Mauch CHUNK, Reading. HARRISBURG ete, 49,.
A1 IL m fur 'tsuSn
Chunk Wilgesharre Scranton. IamIauas shaAoAn'. -
80 A. We. ias soD, n sn o.uss D n'n -
tan Iet h.hem Alen,owu Reading Harfi souTB etc.
90 ma 40 D w for Somcryille and Bloomington
as o. m for Faston. Bethiehem' Ailentown' Aaueh
Chunk. etc. on scsdays q 10 n
A 90 y A., A 10 . 1 - O'. 80, 10 ~ A. ;
surdsys. 90 o;uo FOR Red Gank Long Branch, tAs-
hur, i,Ik ocean -, tvlnt Pleasant
s:i5a m, 90 80 p IN for LAKEWOOD. ioms
River and BasnrgaL ., ,r,,., .,,,,, 80,
90 q 90. Is II rs, n rs q LOU, Z. 10.
q 40 q l5 - SUNDAYS 90, y q Tor Perth kmboy.
4, rs II rs a IN 70 D. n Tor Monmouth BeseAs
Seabr gut Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Tho Produce Exchange markets presented feature
Interest yesters and speculation still moved IN tho same
old lines, There Improvement In the export de-
mand shippers taking nearly 100000 bushels Of wheat and
So 900 bushels corn The wheat purchases were made
only on a OF dL cent In spot lots The 'pecu
ton was more the pacific tone OF Or
elm Aivce, and the declines recorded we're . cent
exc ut for July DIPLOMA which down cont Cash corn
was a 1, The options weak and los d al
cent closing bottum figures Is were heavy and
var cent all around. There was fair inquiry or
spot Lard being aksn and the optisns enjoyed
rally OF points February and points for the other
msntna
Tho final quotations we're as follows;
whest-February s94. March 1914 April 9OH May VI -
June 81 Z. July 9o1 August 9O-. December % cents
Corn February 59l. March 69 April osia. May o3r'
June 80 l. July co... August 81 cents
Oats-February 3Sis. March $751; May Ssh cents
Lsrd-February o. March 81 81 April So w. May 50 W.
June 50 IL, July 50 H.
The recspts and -four rcpored yesterday Al New"
York Baltimore and Boston were as Follows;
Wheat eOs bushels 57439 bushels oats SoolZ
bu,hels fetal grain l57869 bushels -four 80 i65 PACK
,g., Al chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals
were Wheat 6s5 bush-Is csrn. 29s9o bushels oats
Is2sl5 bushels grain. 5I5335 busnss four 1856
rols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
J,RIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4O1, 317

u hhlbN y iONOO CbiSNo -
II I'll and 957 Broadway. 1853 y Bowurv. Isl wes.t-
Battery Place. INA Strset aui 23 street. ferries
New-York y,l and 333 Brooklyn iOI Bro
way Williamsburg: Newark aud II son st%. Hobo
81 Aontkonory-st, AMI Nsw'Ststoh. Jersey C1tr,
where Tickets Car reservstsns and
orders transfer OF bs obtsnct
Express 23ist minutes Tn time sho
from -rs-st; local tr ,n {, 10 minutss earier
9 m. q 80 sun ays)-DJ Expres& Pup BtfSt IRA
Coaoaes to ElnIrN Hsrnsl win. Buffalo Pul-
S~crng Co ch from .,Jruellsyfs To Crn.iuustt
S o. p.-Dahy CHICAGO and ~ Isuis Linit@i" >od II
man train Of DAy anil Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 bnaAa
NiaSart Falls CORY. "sivie. CncinnAt chicAEs AND
7A5 IN (23d.sL ~ Is m. s.nsiaysb-Rochesser EH
prsss. Pullman sleeping Coaches
ll.sO m-Dav Express Pullman Blu fet sieeping
Coaches 20 Bin<h4mtsn. Owes Ears s"H"i' James
Rnthsrrori and Pss,,ic-4t5 !on in5 a. M. noon
las =, So 40. $40. 5;Jo $50 6lO $50 $50 1910
M. IL Knight Also TO hutherfr = az a. ~ 20 y ~;
70 p..,ae s' s. 7n a. " s 1850 IL si:s
Pate soa-4:4o 100 D. lo;so ~ ssoa; lxS $50.
$50. g. 4 ~ t4n s salt 6;3o. 5:a". 6;lo Go T:3 3
1880 Il 80 ~ o.s s "a So day; 80 $780, 1890
Newark an Paisrs N.~ar ID - 85a a. 40 1000
Ila0a. "a. 2. 49, AGO. 400 S2o $50 500 $780, ID
D. m. !: nisht IudUs, y !. $50 $50 7;3n D. N.
Rid rowooi "a -i1srn-t;s5 75o ~ I'D m. las 4. s.
so % s So IN nj 40 aoD ~ g arra $50 S ~
snsiays E45. ss3l l3JA ~; q 4, 10 o n IL sight
NewbIrg a CORNWALL -7;51 "a. 800. A.iA 900 sac
p. n. SUNDAYS, 5000 M 2,6pm.
90 Tsa-4:.s 7so .. 1885, M $50. I. t'5e 7ts. iise
a. a. sund IVA s.45 = 80 1854 a. 70. A3V. lt:5o
Nndfstown an 2 RI Jsrvs-t+3. T50. 2, 10 10 NJ $50
49,, I,.h li;5o ~ m sandsv. AS. s'sn 1880 a. m
EIprr.s traa, Ire tho w..s arrive IN ss~yoe s7'ss
10 bsa M, and 1888 y .,
H. II SOULE I. p. FARMER
General AaaageE General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
pa, yorfA Rfper yessels and Ralroada
GENERAL MARK ET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL.-Wsiis vsln.. are withou' de-
ebir,i change the general market STEADY one 49,.
COFFEE-Hoidors Brazil gro~th- re ucet ,heit veNs
20 tho bass fair o srot invoices PM no move
of Sales. bags NO
cost and freight mdsr style. were quiet The specu
wa, very With sharp decline IN IN. foreisn
M 6r. prices indicated decline OF 20 $40 paints
hnt ths ten during the balance OF the
d., And al the cIoe a early decline had boon
e.tabshed cosin. Iu.ta Ions b.ing Fe6ruary tZso
L. 80 55 June, ~ 24s Jnly H. sl2os; AUGUST
1i750;lsO Septes ber IL 50d IL So October. 530
ii45 November IL S0SlL35: December ll309ll3
he ranges the different months are jam ny is9
Fsbrsarv 1919; March, l2756l2i0; Apr. IL 80 sl2l0:
May I2SooiZ2s: jams, 124ool2.io, July, i2ooell7o;
August ll7O1libO; September lL500 H. 2Oi october.
Ils5ail.lO; Nevcnber. 1i.l59lioO December ll.3lo
llOn ~ales, 11S $50 bass.
=. OPTION h the fuffher decline the specu atlve
market ho spot reduced heir prices ll6c aud
succre d-posine Of 2l9 hsIes % ri which were FOR
export The port receipts. today aggravated 2o7oo
baes comparing with 20 bsl bales the day last
week and ~ the bonding dav last
since Sessmber Tho beginning Of the crop year. the
IS 090 bales against 46l39bS
fer the time last seasop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. Specisp-Nay wheat went from 81, 10
81 ce,ts Tho decline though incons dsrsote, hal i'm
nort mn fact upon the bringing many long
inducing shorts cover and
aIly shaking up readustng the old lines Of
trade There was the sort OF speculative
dlsntseration the and oats pits
resulting from decline. The I'm rortant incident
was tic covering great line Of May Roam
IT, va, estimated az sOOoO busheis Haf tho
mission honsss floor especially those til clients
g. Ieus or New.York. sellers Commisson people
sani that the Northwsst which had been bulishiy
inclined was buying aud Increasing its lines. but
that Nsw-York and ~ Louis either putting out
now pcreasing Old ones May wheat touch ed
sOT but russt at Mar 81,
81 AMI closed At 81 kd5l The receipts 4l4 ears
der tic a. Wrdne 1870
ears Indie q airis
-xpece let great lot OF his lad
III sold from 20 600 10 80. 900 tferesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after FEBRUARY 9th. 1888
rRUNK LIVE

Il aud after FEBRU RY 9th. 1883
AND uS fFA6s srt eHsA MAIL al ROUTE;
HarsSsrs Pis.siE West. with r:umsn Psas:
AMI GGss LIMITED Of P. 81 n.sr sag and
wian-port Lo'k Haven, 900 a. m m CORY ana
Ieaa a enfs p and s0 Ths oi ssoSs s''
For For nS mo- mi 2S
and iioo n hoo and t9o S m saturdays only SOo
Baltimore wa.hins and ihr soath Lmtcd Wasn s
Dining c.T daIIv except s"say 10 M a5ry'
Mas pstOn M an" ay 80 md 30 M LG6
ZOO dsosnd sas 1918 Ii;4l s%%dAy Si'
For Atlantic City LOO m weekdays tEhroash PIlor
For Cape May. lIlO m. weekdays Saturdays only 1
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
wa S apa ASpSy sc ana ~ M nO d5 not io soS al
For 3Ia Point aud Norfolk via NewYork Phtadelphia
Nor oh Railroad M wse so ana D. m daiyi
CIV aaordns speedy and direct trans or for
Trails arrive from Plttsours 7:lo g. 2a M and
ssS M n Fay so 5"S sn ss SS ss % an @ m
SAND = s" 30 $40 q ga gI% e." o
iii'Ss @ ii 81 p" 20. 80, ssa 80 $50 ITO
sS s g Sss 79 sS so5 lss r rso % $40 800
SOS. 500. 9: 36. 1899 m.
FOR P ILADELPHIA
hI ."S; s,r ra'f Ferries res a. 70
Linte. Dining Cars, ard II a ~" IL $40 4 40 *
4, AMI D. aad l2l night Acc"Is soaAton 90
CT n9a aaa t "aH 4.sG j. % g. and
12l5 Night -
TT ins New York daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY. 10
AMI t1:lO /. 2 g. s. 3 and loa M, ana y NJ on
SnntAyA connect al Trsaton Tor ca iden ,, -,
turning leave Broad street Staton phpsneph
l2Ni. 500 o. 44o. 5'35. $50, 7;to 40 $50 = 20
and II: a. tii IPress With - nlnx az, lit
ADJ $50 D. ny IL a. 2sn $40. s. 63S .lz ~ ani
$50 D. m iay l2:Ol. 3:2O 4O5. ~ $50 $50
94o M. i2'4s 800 ti:So Liwted. BIS 80 ''i9 ana
8;l2
Philadelphia, via Camden. 300 q m LOU D.
Ticket once. and ~ nro.dw.!, As.Sr IIS..s
Ia Piece, aud Of Das6rpsses and & rIAn " ss
COuT,sf and Brovkvs Siatoa ioot o. ita ssI,
Broosyn station. Jersey City; Immigrant Ticket ohcs
III II ,rrien
N~w-Yerk Transfer Company VIII call for snd check
baggage from hotels aud rssideuceA
J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIyrnroo, Feb %:''snrSspre: closed
si-6+d 6uy.r.; F:ernary aai marss delivery Sidzd
and Nay delivery 1884! sellers NAV and dTn' <eiysry
July August delivery 40 Cad. bnycrs August and
September delivery, 6fl6id Sellers September delivery.
8 81. 84d buvrra - ,
GALVESTON Feb 7-Cotton-ouet: MiddlinT. 1915; Low
MtiinnG o 16i Gooi Ordinary. ll6 ne; and grys re-
cepA 2olU bales; experts TO Great Britain. S551 bales
bales sale. - baleS stock. Sl. ~ Uaics
NORFOLK Fen 7-Cott0n -Qniet htdiDg, 10 70; oes
and receipt. I73 bassi exports 10 Great Bran
- bales; exports 10 the Continent - bales; erprrs
coastwiss $50 bales: sAlssL 453 baiesi STOCK 4oI%4
bales .,.
MiddIng TI6. aooA Ordinary. 8l5.l6; ncs and sross
1856 bales exports IL Great Britain oaes:
exports the Continent, bales; er orts 10 france.
- bales exports csAstwse LOLA bales saie@ ioo Daes'
stock. 1874 Daies $3.50.
Nrw-ORiEASa Fsn 7.--Cotton-Quieti Nsdlinx. 1870
Low MIdaing Ola Good Ordinary. ll6, net receipts
1924 bales recep 1913 bales exports 70 ooss
Britain, bales exports 10 tho continent o9o osss;
exports Frame. 1880 bales. sIyerts cesstwse -
bales; sales, 1880 0als. stock. 1913. $50 DaleA
MAYA MAJ R IT.
HAVANA Feb. spanish gold @39o239k Exchange
quiet Sugar Qaiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Cahls's nsw novel sBenaventurs "-!whicn u
made up Of three novecttes that have appeared In
Century lis in the press Of the scrieners
Ths little nonsense written by b 1. COLO
xi6xe In the album Of Lady wimor Horton vnen sne
vas a small child Of seven:
Little Mise Fanny.
10 cubic and canny.
With blue eyes and blue shoes
Az darlins siri there is IN the World
And not be Miss Gfumpi
Mr. Iowelrs forthcoming book OF verse eaSuo ss,
shesrtsease and Rue" Houghton, MIMI q TO- VIII
bring II ont
NJ MsuooN 4. about to write smother romance. the
arena Of which IA to be laid In Cyprus He 10 living
IN that island.
The ecrfsners are bringing ont new edlt,sn VI
rrouds's ~ooeans uniform with his new oook' The
English In the West indies"
DR.. T. w. Psrsons hiss iust published tho following
verso In Tho Boston Trsnscript":
BACON sH AKEsrEARE.
ahskeepeare! whoever thou mayst prove 10 be.
God save the Bacon thst men ind in theei
II that philosopher, though bright and wise'
Those lofty labors did In truth devise
ssp E RSs .s EsoSssS and each great
That certines nobility Of mind.
Was written ny the meanest OF mankind"
Mr. Curtis Guilds book Of travel Britons and Mus
eovites" viii shortly be published by Lee Shepard
volume entitled Charles Dickens and the stage 10
announced In London. Its author ia Mr.. T. E. Penn
berton. who has produced book ON "Dcsens's
London" The volume viii contain chapters on
Dickens al Actor" Dickens as a Dramatist The
Stage In his Novels and The stage In his Letters"
Another great OF the Life of DAWN is to be
published in England the seven thousand copies OF 'no
frat edition having been promptly Sold
The scribners will issue in book form Miss
Bnrnetts story for children, Sara Crewe." Its com
panion volume Little Lord Fsunteroy," has reached
its forty third thousand.
A volume of Whippes essays ia announced By Mr.
Tcknor IT Is I've called Outlooks Society. Liter
ature and Politics" and 1t will include these among
other papers; a Grand Business Man OF the New
School -; Mr. Hanback, the Derivation Of Man from
the Monkey -" Mr. Hardhack on the Sensational In
Literature aud Life ~" The Swearing Habit Relig-
ion and Scientific Theories -; American Principles ~
- Lord Bacon -; Lowell Prose Writer and In
Dickensland."
The Harpers will bring out on Friday valuable
pamphlet under the title of Tariff aud Revenue Dis
cussed." 1t furnishes compact and handsome shape
discussions which the approaching campaign gives
SPECIAL interest II contains the Presidents last mes
sage Mr. Blanes statesmanlke comments upon 1t. and
the tar papers lately contributed by Henry Watterson
and the Hon George f. Ednunds TO Harper's Maya
sine This timely collection promises to be of the
notable successes of the publishing season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08
6teamboais ano RAILROADS..

POSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only So
Id tor first class limited tickets. Reduction New
port Fall River Ali other points Steamer BRIS
TOL and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier % r., foot
OF Murrays at 40 no.. week DAYS only Sunday III ps
will be resumed early In April.) Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Csy at p m AN on
CHESTRA UN EAtH 81 EAMER Tickets and state
primo paI transfer and ticket oees At
Office on Pier % and on steamer.
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0earbers.

A BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
IA ssaes supplied ehs<se TEACHERS rs<nssret
fros vacancies NAL Tern Tor sLAnn- =
AVkRY. inercau scnosi ,arssn. Vet tttlsG "
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Profsss srs Teechrs. fuf>fs Gov
arnsssss As. College, Schools an4 RantieA Apply -
HKS N / You N0-FULrOd, 81 Unisa Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

90 c,btimss Dor 100 knos Petroleun-Fne Amsuoan
IL confines paid ana 10 francs IL confines SELL
BREMEN Feb 7wlicsrs iari closed ~ 80 marks pfen-
ngs DER IN ns Petrssnm. nrks % pfennira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
rrasslosve from CntnDsrsst Station wssS cay. Tor
Enslewsod frnaiv. Cio.t"r; 3n.ki M Ny%s ~ 20
$40 3:i0 1880 IL utn ght sun IA - 100 " % 10
%anISp For Ntnu.t spring Valley Nsusey an TAU
week DAYS. 100. $50 =. $50 $40 p m sundAys
a m. D. m.
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WHITE STAR LINE: rr,oo,
GUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN from
PIER 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE,
frFNrRIH Saturday FEB Is $40 a m.
sFRvIh Saturday, FEB. IS, 3 30 p m.
abin passage eco, $50 and 500 Intermedlate' s3s
steeagr tekp's all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply to the CON-
pany, o. go. Rowling t;rren Nsw-yOrk.
VERNON n. BROWN CO., General Agents
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOy
IV RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOR R-TRA''K TRUNK LINE
On asd after December = trains leave
DhbND rsN hNb = ! ~ ips',
LARGEST ant FINEST Passenger station In America.


LARGEST amt Finest Passenger station In America
stoppiBR At New Uptown station 3sth at. ~ netsd
sA mr. Rochester and Montreal Frpr~ss. drawing rosn
cars 10 Albany Troy and also 10 Msrrra and st
ALBANIA
$50 FAMOUS CHICAGO wfsTrBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Bufet sokins car dining
lar IRA ng.rOon ant sleeping cars for Albany uc syraS
cuse Rochester Bunao Erie Cleveland ant Toledo arriy
ing chicago $50 A. ~ law
1000 Chcago Niagara Fails Toronto
c1evsl mi Cinrinnit 1ndanapols Detroit and Cncag9
draw nk room cars - Canandaixua and Rochester
fil.3oa m- western NewYo and Northern Express
with frawing-roo
$50 n NJ Albany TROY and Utica special with drawing
car. AMI Troy connects at TROY for sara
tsEa Saturiays onlv.
= D. m, Accommodation To Albany an Troy.
for Hasara Falls Buffalo Suspension BndgS TORONTO
land. Cincinnati, fnfisnlno Il Lons Toledo. Detroit All
CHICAGO. with slseping and dining eirs
t-6:3O Montreal and Canandalgua Erpress. dallY
ant via Adams also and 'anaaf 'iguA fa'
SUNDAY. sunt7y train hoes not we,t OF nv
Sr special SleDsr arrives Rochester T. - m Bur
falo st35 a. ~, and Clev-lasd les next t,v. ,
NIAGARA Fals rorono Clevesnf Cincnnat indi snapols
81 Lonls, DETROIT CicaRp with shaping Sirepnr
cars 10 Watertwn via Utica daily eIcsrt saturday also %
Cananfagua Sundays onlv. 80.
and Troy. Consec. with trains for the Wst
for >aretoga aks George and or tho Srth tereepe
day afghtL
Tickets drawng-rosm AMI sIeerug cars N
sal. AZ Grand Csn station Alb 7s5 and 942 Br,at N.y
IL Park Place. B4ttery Place 60 West l25h-t AMI }'t
tstlOn New-YOIk 1913 WASHINGTON amt $50 FUTON
ats. Brooklyn. AM ~ 4th st, Williamsburg
WscO Express calls for and checks baggage from nete
residences.
Run dsilv; daily except SUNDAY ts.oe at 3Sta
j. " Tor. Ely HENRY MONETT.
General Snpernt endenL General Passenger Agent
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ard Of Classlics-


Good Ordinary ll.l6l Law Ndsling. 5-ls
St. Gsoi ordinary. ss ifidiing III $40
general temper of the speculation was easv clos ng
ouoi decline Of points for the day
in keeping with an flavor to Liverpool avices and
sed by receipts at the Sales l23sO0
bales
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1teamboais ano Railroads
DUSTON, PROVIDENCE aud EASE,
ID Wa erO iN1r0N LINE

RUsT0N. PROyIDsNC,S aud EASE,
insi ,s Route st loves; Rates
e ps 80 r s.%s block ''''
Bay LINE Sasy e OK 4. P Pr sJUrS COMFORT
Leave u. Penn. + % rss'' s.,' .s, s..s
sss 'f $ $1!iss -,'S"S ~ sP;
SHORE LINE.-An Rail Route for Boston.
S %. ss,so" az ana L.i:sS sAS'ss ,.; ,%s "a
''a' a s,feS; sS.s:' or seDas
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route.
ss Ssv ndo s e 8 cSrscssSadns
sy 0s HssTaS s'f sk Ssb :a ssi F''
EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of ,,,.,.ud, M
Desbrosses SITS as follows: "
q T., S. .ss and insermedlat. potnul
and pr,neUa oe. poo Char, s ss
Ga, ccHneeoa 70 R "a and
70, P' s;,s,,, and principal
20 r 70, c sOS t,, and !nermea,.. points %
l "a ;As west Fui'm.s Sleeper Lyon. s''''e Buff
~ :sv g. s's':,' .aa s'I con-
meet for all pon" = Nrsspoy sDd Hs1e"o ~s 'sion'
8 for Maueh Chunk. haliston and Intermediate
TO- t oOg .s., and %ss"ed F@I soos:
Buffalo anA me West Pullman sleeper IN Lyons
General Eastern once, 235 Broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILRoAD;
w!: ..Is :. 10 s..: sd 20 minute.
earlier from foot NJ Jays, North 7iysr.
Detrsit md chicavn .o.5,A m 800 .s:I5p m
st. Lens g. no sis
s;r's%;' s.,.ia kces::., ;9.,..''ou snas. Niagara
VI! gSes IS siI as. siisos ~ .sss ..,,e~
sll 20 Q. m. r. ~ 'aO0. 1918 N.
era ,stcn's West Point Cornwsl Nswbnrr 'Sis '7ik
Ds,. l05. al;30 = N. ~ 40. ZOO 'S:l5 s4S N,
snd 300 n. n, Cranston'a Corn wall. SswburR.
For Mostrssl and fsnats East. 500
Hamilton Lonfon ass 900. Sis D. N. Toronto
te;S =. m tS80. = rs n
Elegant ssepn for Buffalo Siayars Falls DetroA
Chtcsso and e. T1uiS
'Dsv tDailv SATURDAY dalv erespe
'undsy q. LsAvs Tsrssv CITY. r r. station. 1ll;20
IN $40 Hoboksu. West Shors station. all 80 n
s3:5
For tick t tables parlor slespiHx noda
o BRIO 333 wash
IN 730 Fnton-st. Annex ORA fost Of Fnlionst
New York Cfty-SS3 1855 ot2 Broatwsv 1871 Bow~ry IL
Park Pies AMI West Shore stsroa foot ., Yves. t2dsS
foot ~ faust " K g ". LAMBERT.
Vandsrbiitavs. General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, TUESDAY. Feb 7.-BEkvE~-R 80 cars
Eighteen car, were Steers the Hoan -
.s "f Mr @ oa ear he over ERE az no. "g re o
day. ar, re ortoi Tor tomprroNs market
Dressed trhe hrm. not In Jrisk denlnd In'e
- Prime sold at doc and little Choice and Extra al
private advice. quote Refrigerated
Shipment. 26O quarters Of Beef in the Nevada by Joseph
ST Ma da. 2nd @ncan~ % for ar
calves. amd e &c or Common g. Ch,lee Neai- c,r,
Dresses v-as sell At Ne am al e small alve'i
sale.-Juda & HucAin ham: ! Fed calves st5 d. at BE;
H Hsi Il os Bar varG cavo, soI ID at s9c
II i7e H. als.c Veals l2s d. at PC; 20 vsi' 100
lime Malen. 10 ve.la, IA %; attic ,oo
Dll.nback & Dewey IS Veas l4j TO- at aiaci do, 40
~smiEEEfP AND LAMBs-,geceipts were cars of 1858
The ieelins was little better io@sy bat there wa. no
&ea S'e a@ shcS. old at s. as 49, rn
OHIO and Gir' "a b. %eTe s to T. o. >" pfvas
s eT% s7 g. and the ,, S 1T " r 81 or
IL doubtful II tive price paid TO-DAY mGch eScseded Gc il
repOrtsa that they viii be shpPe to Bostoa by Major
Dressed Mutton Of
F Ff G SasF aH rro" @ G to choice
Dressed lambs que! az 9G9c Country Dressed spring
sals.-Evrri Phleeck 2IO Michigan Sheep. sc b. at
H.rrnsIoni 24s Michigan Lambs II 10 at SO 20; $50
IS:H 81 s s1sr: ssGso - D. 0' II do IS
Dil'nosrk Dewey 20 State sheep % d. al - 20 ioZ
Hollis 2Ig Western Lambs 80 ID. at 50 25i
Judd 4 ruckHs,am l47 >heep 50 10. at 5i9e' IS
Nswtcn & Glei 76 ONO sheep 81 10 6'sc; 2o3 Ohio
~ cars q a2Sa s'aSS er'sy
6A06'c. ". Lamb sold state Hogs. 1877 ID average.
cnstry steady 7e7tc for Heavy. 7ee7'e for
Lc for Upper
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BrYTALo Feb. 7.-CaWs-ReeelDts last "a hsnrs we're
13G head Toa for thss tar +.25O head Same uss
595 heal Congnst through ate Monday ght
IL ali New York on terllug hTn.
7.-C1ttfs - 1000 head ship
msnts nonei stronger Cholcs Hssvv Native
Steers 81 - 35 5ooi NatlVo steer. = 30
s. Butchers steers. Medium 10 Choice. 50 lO1f4 70
Feeder. far 70 good So 1903 10 Rangers
Ordinary % Good f3 % aSi 20
Hogs Receipts , 800 neal Shipments 100. harkes
steady and stronger. Choice Heavy and Butcncrs
Selections IS 95 80. Packing AMI rerkers hedun I'd
Prime SIS I'D So 90 Light graded Ordinary 10 COOL
81 9p6s5 ~
ShssD head shipments 900 Market steady
Fair 10 81 30 ~
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NEW;YoRK, ONTARIO, "A. AND WES Rte ~

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Trans leave from ferries al West -2d
Jay follows 49,,
West 42dsr, go m Jay-st; 80 a. m, for MIG
Norw en- Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. Oswego, Buffalo,
Defroft Chicago Waikiki valley points. 49,,
West 42d-sL, 10 D. IA. Jay ST.. 3 80 y for Mid
dlerown Flenville Waikiki Valley points
West 42d-st., 6:25 D. jay St.. 10 D. M dAfy ios
Mod eton Fssbure, IIberty Waluo, Norwich Oneida,
Oswegn Suspension Bridge. Deroit Chicago ~ louis
BUFFET Sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining CHAIR Ch
free tn Rochester.
Pullman seeping-car reserved al 3O7 Broadway
Time tables tickets &C., 207 307, 944 ,325 Broad
way 1877 6th-ave, 1874 East l25h 264 West l25hsIs
New YORK. ]. T. ANDERSON, O. r A.,
Is Exchange Place, New York
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Jnstrurfion.

For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHULM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Is East 6jth-sL, New-York.
VIII reopen jspte nber l6 8oJs' JtasSsI
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR EHiIFoR ~ IAPhN, GHdSH' 0EN-
From New YORK. pieI Of Jana ST, n r
For San Francisco. via the sthmus OF Panama,
COLON sails Friday, Feb. To- noon
From San Franctsco. lst and Brannan sts,
For China md Japan,
CITY NV YORK sails saturday Feb liz IN.
For freght. passage and general nformaton apply ae
.on,nany,s odc on the pier foot OF Canal-st, ~ X
"r IT. J. DULLAY, superintendent
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NOOK, LAUNLRi SIS or llOUSEWORK.-By
aneai c an, capable. sober honest Scotch girl good
COOK excellent pdre~s and waitress; foad OF children
good aewsr city r ceuntry Call Mrs. HALLS 27O Gh