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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rirsr Vessels aiii Rdi.roafs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ATERIALs-ouict ana unchanged

BUIIDiNO MAIEklAL S-Quict ana unchanged.
COCOA-DIl AZ pre,uns quotations. Gnayaquil Ia
14c Maraoabo 2yd3oc; Bahia. Is cc Caracas 1S6Isc.
CORDAGE-Dui. sisaL ii &c; Manila ll'sc.
COOPkRAGE sTOCk-A fair demand for m0iasses stock
tut otherwise 40 gniet market Mol,s,es shocks
old shocks ana new heads snrh 81 1881 30 ola shocks
without heads. sOc - 6j - rs rum pipes SO 000
81 5O hogsheas 81 50ds2 Go hoops IA feet $500
s33 do feet $3.50 s27.
COFFEE-Fsr Brazil growths there little demand
values well maintained the basis OF 1Ss.c.
Rio Sales $500 bigs (lhoat) at I7i4o
No and Ii c for No price The nilder growths
sales 622 nlia 800 bags Mario
500 bags washed caracas AMI 400 bags unwashei do.
Speculation wasmeeraiey active. the sale reaching $500
bags Prices IN decline OF 20 30 points AMI iu"
Their decline ~ ~ points months the result of
the day nsiness. flnai ngnre. January 5000
1905; February 1896 l5 20; March, 1850 1861 April.
l5.i59i $50; Nav. l5.4jd15.50; JnUc l5.40dl545:
July lJ.i5dl5.2O; August ll.70di4T5: September.
4.IO4 1850: October. l4lUdl4l5; November. 1900
il 10 Doembcr Ia 90 l4n5. The the different
months January, l6O56l5.05; February. 159O0
1870: March. 1850 800; April 10 SUd5.JD; May.
l5.7jal5lj June, l510d15.35 july, 15.4j11jl5;
AUGUST. li.g5 "a 1900 September l4750n50: october.
II 2ogl4l0 November l4.t5al3s5: december l4so
El4.NO
cUTToN-spot prices were not changed and the demand
ght Sales. 20 bal,s (3J Fhay evening" all OF
which for consumption The port receipts today ag
las week 275?2 bales for the corresponding daY
lat year since september tine beginning the crop
receipts have aggregated SOJJ77 bales against
s.SO21i4 for the same time lat season.
Quotations based the American STANDARD OF Classhcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
CHEFsE.

Receipts week 533 packaEeS Exports 10 G67 Boxes
Considering the fact OF its being holiday there has
lien quite much trade could be expected Home
obbers have bought lightly but exporters have shown
much interest and have taken several thousand
cheese, chiefly State part skins
under-p priced full cream lots They have purchased
small lots OF fancy II 34c., and parcel
at 12c. Confidence IS felt in AL cheese showing some
merit and better demand Is expected from on. Tho
exchanges compiling tho stocks Of cheese this
present and these figures viii be ready for pnbca
next week. Private estimates from 40 coo Co.,
boxes. Pcnnsvlvania skins in lighter supply but
hemnnd mted and price, Owcr LyernOOl cah tiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKyr4

LoxpoH Jan. 3-A o. In.-Consois. lo2 SIG for both
W aud account; Illinois Central l2l Canadian Pa
oihc c35 Erie. 20s Go. second consos 1909 Mexican
Ordinary. 5o. 81 Paul Common 49, canada Northwest
Land Company 2s Penpsyiyania, 657st Reading SO -;
ua.ons Bay COMPANY Spanish a. 80 sraiyasna
Ssots Der csst rsntss u 80 for
6oans-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
TIE COURTS.
M CLAIMANTS.

SET BACK FOR THE HARLEM CLAIMANTS.
Tunis Covert and the hun rcds Of persons said to be
associated in the atenpts to obtain lanis In Harlem
auder old grants In tbs Nichols and Dongan charters of
l6e1 and l7i2 received setback yesterday In their
vut In the United states Court Judge Lacombc, before
whom tho taken soma preliminary motion.
aislssei the bill OF for want OF jurisdiction
In tao eoux to Try the He says that though the
uomnal paintf rcsilet OF another state, some or
the nominal dcfen interests arc really
opposed OK other defendants. au who are really
sies OF tlo ssle resiteass or THIS state
thar suit should be in the state courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
PROSPERITY or TIE MERCANTILE FxCHAy0r.

PROSPERITY or TIE MERCANTILE FYCHdyGr
Al the annual meeting OF tho New York Mercantile
Exchange held yesterday, ". T. Smith, the retiring
president delivered his aadr s. TO the condition OF
The Exchange for last year. f. 4. Trciea-e the re-
firing treasurer, presented his report, which showed
aiming other things that for 1887 comparison with
IssG rentals had Increased s. 14j SO. The total re-
dJcion Of the Indebtedness of the Exchange for
year 31,757 81. In the report Of the Graiuity
lGnd 10 was shown thai death losses had been
pad amounting TO 3. 0rI G5, and that the surplus
fnnd now amounted To 81, $50 %. W. II. Duckw0ifh,
the president for 1859 together with tbs board,
was then installed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
FRUITS AND BgRRIRs-DRIKp.

Receipts for week. l3 io pkgs Exports apples eq3
pigs Evapoa,od apples are steady and unchanged
have orders for prime shipping grades 1oc,
but holders ask 34c for that class and do not
feel Ike cpng less. Choice grades held 1t Sa9 i2e,
and fancy 12al0c. Sun1fied sliced apples In small
stock. but very few wanted. Coarse cut Arm and p'
qurd for shippers would pay &c. for large bright state
quarters. Chops steady, and skins dull Peaches
IN light supply and moving only In iobbins way Small
fruits generally unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

State bonds were neglected. with sales Only of
american America 0 ExcRanse sold as at att lao. Ninth Ma
tional 1O at 139 and Park t25) at 100
fairly we'll distributed business done In
railway bonds, but the volume of transactions was
hnitaa by the small offerings of good bonds. Erie
second Is sold at 97i2 and closed quoted 97a0
97as Canada Southern rss IS were firm at 1854
and seconds at OIL West Shore Is were strong AT
80 ga 100, ex-iuterest. Chesapeake and Ohio new
As were up Il at 6Ssi ard currency IS sid at %.
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia gold IS were
a higher at 93 Fort Worth and Denver irsts were
active aud strong at 79l20793f. Louisville and
Nashville Trust 6s were Ill demand at los. Mis-
72i2 and the IS were z lower at 62i2 but the drst
as up / IA at 106l2. New-Jcrsey Central IS
sold freely at 9S4a9sla ex-interest. New-York
Chicago and 81. Lous new Is wero active aud
strong Mt S6l4a S6:i.
or unlisted securrie dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, CottODseed Oil ccrtfcates sold goo at
20 7sG 2034. Mexican National new firsts cSl6.OO0)
at o. aud first Trust certificates 100000 at 4O2,
Western National Bank $50 at 90 and Chicago
Gas Trust 400 at 3712d3Sl2
Money was easy ut 4GJ per cent tine eXcep-
tional loans at per cent were forced. AT the end
money offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges. 500, POO iJ7; balances. 80. 42f,-
III.
The Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 81, 712, 293. On Saturday and to-day the
ub-TIeasurv lost on balance 81, 240:352. made up
by losses of $263.217 currency and $3,0s3,135
com. The two DAYS operations covered: Receipts,
81 $40. $40; payments. SO Collaborating in %
general balance OF 1855. 1886 consisting of
$l45 o3s, l23 coin and $4,000, 1913 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Wash ton re-
ceved today 1919 900 National bank NOES for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S409.7l9, and tho
internal revenue receipts were S943, OH.
1o-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits i'll bank compares with
that of Saturday as follows:
Dec q, 1881 Js, ,, 3 1888 s:- Diaers o,.:;
Net silver hand. 5},9l32i5 62G69.5-7 Dec. 27S,7is
Ne; legal tenders
hand. ...-......- l5bl5sGs l5.50I.4Gs Inc. 75.5oo
Natl bank notes.. l55,5f0 l3r.i7l Dec 2O.OI5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
E0GS

Receipts for week g. Gss pkgs Trade has been very
quiet during the past weeks but arrivals are running gh:
and ling Is fairly steady Fancy new-lad goods
from Pennsylvania, Maryland West Virginia and nearby
Western points and Arm 25ao6c Fresh
gathered Western and Southern OF irregular quality
and rarely good enough TO exceed 23a24c. Fall fresh
irregular qualify and value. but the better grades
quito firmly held. Choice marks OF lined held with
liflo more confidence the dfmand small and only
favorable brands OF very fancy goods be placed up 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
Pcnnsvl'it and Del.


Apples ruling dull. but fine fancy grades held
with conf tence medium and qualities and all
poOily keeps stock urgently offered Grapes quiet but
steady. Cranbelrles In Light stock and firm demand
only moderate. Florida in moderate supply fair
demand and firm the best grafes and wanted,
while large sizes ana all lower qualities plenty enough
for all requirements Mandarins ngernes sell al rly
when OF fancy quality ordinary lots dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

HOP4
Rscc,pts for week LOO bales Exports, CI6 bass IN
roTts e0s bales Business has been light again, my
week but there has special pressure 20 -el ano
values have not materially changed The bulk u the
stock of iss7 State hops held at 9a2c for fair -
prime very common LOIS down To Ease and suctiy
choice are ouoabe up 14af5e For the choicest lots
OF Pacific Coast hops 12al3c Is top, common 10 pr'ihs
going Gt 7a10c - ,.s
State. 1881 Choice Is MS state 1885. 90
Do. common 10 far 7iao . Pacihc Coast 1888.
POULTRY sAxK
Receipts live poultry been fully equal 70 the
demand and the irct has continued SLOW AMI unchanged
Chickens s0ne hard sell nj 2a7c. but thcy arc
frequently worked In with fowls 10 bring moro
Straight fowls saable at SAGE, the latter for
prime fat lots Turkeys 0yer-penty, AMI II Wen
and fat salshe 9aioc poor lots go 20 wagon
Toys NJ &c. Ducks and geese steady, with demand
fair for coed stock.
demand for dressed poultry improved following our
last report and with moderate arrivals the market
worked very good shape by Of the week,
ne DIV all receipts cleaning frmer prices. Th5
weeks business opens with ligtt ad.ccs OF
moderate and generally firm feeling although
mo demand light vet Philadelphia
keys are steady bale. and Western OF good quality
are placed quite promptly NJ 11a12c. Chickens arc
dinner and the priced Kinds tend In sellers
Ducks and firm and choice lots firm.
par:rfigps and now O1tlawed Quail nI'ot
and barely steady Wild ducks and firm. pst6f
IN good supply quiet and shade easier than a. me close
OF last week. when sales reached 40c. for prize
ppr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
TIE PETROLEUM NARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
YESTERDAYS 10 certificate market wildly excited
larger The day than has been wit
months the ctions amounting TO nearly
S4OOO00 barrels with scarcely a prices move
upward from 90is TO a5 1854 cents the highest prices
touched since the early part OF 1889 Rea atoms
plentiful the part Of the general OF traders but they
net sufficient 10 supply tie entire demand wie
there covering Of she the creation OF ne invest
ments OF tins Kind more filed their places The mar
ket last received the attention OF outside interest
ana it Ia hazardous to ate 1rt TO when reac-
ton The Eur; can situstos is element which
time effect Impression the market for there
Is much oil TO be bought to fill vessels already chartered
the first TO be taken repleRish the depleted
stocks other side of the Atlantic Besides the
who holding certificates for much higher values be-
OF herath the pcrmanency OF tho agreement for
reducing STOCKS and oiag production there ~
awakened speculative pubic which VIII be likoly buy
oonsi supp 10 values The reaction will probably
Cted moment The market yesterday, however
closed strong. with the fn feeling running hisi o
dated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening ............. 9Ois Lowest ........... 0Os
Highest 9Jl2 Final .3
Refined oil advanced L cents per gallon. Abel at
all ports and was held Grn al : scents per gallon
OIL CITY. Penn. Jan 3-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at 81 q; highest. 50 lowest. 9l4 cl0se. 500
Sales 100000 barrels cearances l36O0j barrels Char
ter. -. barrels, shpments barrels; runs
PlTsRURe Peau. Jan 3-petroleum excited strong and
Advancing National rr,nat Csrancstes opened at VOi
siesei al pJ 4; highest. % lowest 90
BsAsFeks, Psnn. Jan. 3.-Niro rrtist r.rtiiett5,
epenea at 10 aud ciosei AZ 90 q asi,'i. 95I Ioyosr
%. Clearance>. l.320OJJ Dsrrsls
fIrtsvlLir Penn. J1a 3 Naiipi1 r!l"; 80 i;tn
opened ~ oO<i h;g lest. JB io~ost 90t closed 96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, Jan. B. losS'
BKANs AND PA

Receipts week 1J9l pk8s beans, 1,5os pas peas
Exports TAG pkgs ans. ,5il bush peas Imports 'oO
bais beans. The market IS closing niue hlIncr on
choice beans receipts moderate Interior du
Vices stronger and trade Is looked iOr sI ots
are not 0bainabc below So 30 and receivers are
boldng more. Medium and Pea steady az - 80
White kidney unchanged in demand or price Red ND
ney settled -, but show no INDICATIONS OF gong
lower Nothing doing In turtle soup. California beans
steady. fair moveuent foreign beans at about for
mer rates. Green peas selling very slowly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

Potatoes, State, ontons. Orange
per Dbl. 1000 237 Co, Rod. OO1 o75
Do Jersey Peer DO. Eastera Rel. 8 OD0 3 80
less 1756 100 DO. Eastern Yet
Do N s. and p. K. low............... 500 32S
L. burbank. -. 225S 237 Do Easrn White OOS 500
Do n. =. Prolific. 2 0On lido state Yellow. 26Do2S0
T. Ell Mercer 10 / S1CasDages. /. T..
Scotch Mag per 100......-... z 010 900
~ 2 90 squash Hubbard.
Do Regent l So per bl..-... I 25 d $50
Do Scotch Cham DO. Marrow OO0 I 80
pon.- 7j@ 80 Pumpkn..pcr 100 oD1 90
Do Gcrm'n Choice rurnip. Russia
llO-b ba2..--... 4OO l 90 bbl..-.-... 7s
Do. German. Celery l.. L., doZ.
mon Kinds OOD % bunches..-..... 756 80.
DO. Sweet. Jersey 500 375 Kale. Mort, per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
gTocxa

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-JAx. g. .
THE GENERAL LIST
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z.
Quotations based on the American Standard OF Classhca
STAINED

Good Ordinary ~ Low Nild"i!ne- ~
Good OtdinsIy..-. o-l6 Mi!dng
In option trailing the general temper was an "a ~ one
although prices represented advance % ld2 points
Al The close day OF so points shown
under free realizing selling. Foreign accounts were quite
lIuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
POrATORs AND vKGRrABLR4


Large offerings OF foreign potatoes on the docks during
the cold weather last weeks being In danger Of
pressed for sale lower prices. The marked
since been unsettled and Irregular with sales OF
Magpum at So Regent at $l S0as S5 and Champion at
81 7jas so. frosted stock going lower Nova Scotia
stock held unchanged but quiet State potatoes stcady
demand best for Rose Hebron and Peerless pota-
toes scarce and firm Onions steady. Russia tufnps
dull Norfolk kae easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
nAa.i.,. ,nr n.aL l- -An nlr. E1nort, fnr v

Receipts week l7,74J pigs. Exports for week 703
pkgs Afcr dull weeks trade, due largely 10 the hOl-
DAY there indications OF an Improving market,
and outlook bfi gher than for some time past lgh
grade fresh creamery Is still in very small SUPPLY IN
uur red and Fancy Pennsylvania selling az 33e'
and Extra Elgln at 33a3ic Other western goods are
generally showing wntry defects and the price depends
solely prominence OF the fau s. few marks are
reasonably fine and command &c., very rarely any more
bulk the fresh arrivals offered freely IN
OF 22a2sc.. some very poor lots going down 70
1sa2Oc thought that tho scarcity OF fancy goods
viii turn demand next grades below Just as
trade shakes or the depression Incident 10 the
HOLIDAYS June creamery has but lttle call from home
trade. and there i only occasional inquiry from eN
TNrers State dairy maintains very healthy position;
specia activity 10 trade but stock keeps
steadily and the reports from the country are 70
that large OF the has been for
Fine quality whether IN tubs dairies entire.
ia held frrly, but shows quOahe i'm rovemrnt
and cool grades steady Imitation creamery
and Western dairy slow with only small part Of tho
outside fQurcs FactnSv srd
M trade is large enough 20 permit OF any advance
Rolls duh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

HAVANA NARKEE =
HAvAsA- Jan. a-spaash ss'A s<0t o2loh HssAans>
quiet sugar quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

Deposits IN Danks. 40 IIZ,JO 4o,7oI IUf IHC z4' JZ5
Net balances 1926 s675 1926 S59527 Dec s5227
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady at
quot ations for business foilows Bankers bills,
$4 So % and 81 S5os for long and short sterling
spectiveiy o 1884 and 5.z1l for francs; % and
95l2 for reichmarks 40 and 40ls for gders
In London British consols advanced 5-16 per
cent to 102 SIG for both money and account aud
closed firm. Money was quoted l2a2 per cent be-
tween bankers and 23s per cent for discount Of
bankers bills. American railways were quiet ana
in quot atiOns responsive 10 the home market con-
sequenly the closing prices II a. NJ Ncw-Yorh
tme) were lower than tie opening. At Paris French
3 per cents rose from Sl.l5 TO Sl.37l2.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following the statement OF today with that
O December IlSs7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
BROKERS' BEGIN.A NEW YEAR
" BEARS TAKE THE FIRST INNING.

THE MARKET CLOSES STRONG IN SPITE OF
THE MEDDL1NG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

Actual sales Closing No
op'E Hct Low't Finai Bid A-kd schi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over Outstanding
certificates. which
are money IN tho
hands OF the banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

/: Ex-dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-04

1921, 1918 $3.50. 500 ABB Dec. S253.7s5
45,7l2,j 4j,95l.l 1914 Inc. PAS 52s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-22

The eagle eye of Sheriff Cox frus-
trated an attempt at jail breaking last
Tuesday morning. Frank Young and
Thomas Gilmartin are in to answer to q
charge of larceny. They occupied the
same cell. Not long since the Sheriff
found that one of the sheets of their bed
was missing, and neither of the worthless
could tell what bad become of II. The
Sheriff said no more, but resolved to keep
an eye on the two. Last Tuesday morn
ing he made up his IN ind that the time
for an examination Of their cell had come.
He speedily discovered that the fastenings
of their cell door, though of wrought iron
had been partly sawed of. This work
had been performed In the most patient
manner by a sort of saw made from a cor.
set steel. This bad been broken and
made almost useless, and then knife
had been fashioned into a rude saw with
which the prisoners had hoped to CON-
plete the job and reach the Jail hall.
Under the bed-tick was found a rope
made from the missing sheet. It is sup
posed that their design was, after escap.
ing from their cell, to saw they way out
into the Jail yard and use the rope for
scaling the surrounding wall as has been
done so many times 10 former years by
other prisoners. -Huntsrdo Demo crat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-22

Base Ball Notes.
On Friday of last week the Lam.
bertvilie Club played the famous o. P.
o. Club, of Trenton, and scored another
victory. The rain before the game made
the grounds very wet, but the boys swept
the water off the diamond and with the
aid Of large supply of sawdust played
the game. The Trentons did not get
here until 4;S0, on account of collision
on the Penna. R. R. at Trenton, but when
they arrived it was seen that they came
fixed to ''do up" the boys with Dettrick,
the Vineland College pitcher, and Bergen,
the reserve catcher of the Pennington
team, who amused himself coming up 10
the train giving points to the Trenton
boys and telling them how to knock Hur-
ley out of the box. How well they made
out, is we'll known, 10 of them striking
out, among them Bergen himself Jewell.
Knowlan, Callan, =. Thorne and Schenck
played good game-indeed the whole
club played well. Dettrick pitched a
good game, striking out 10 of the Lambert.
vile boys, The following is the score:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-22
pENNsYLyANIA STATE FAIR.
September Sd to 10Th, 1888, Broad an,
LehIgh Avenue, Philadelphia.


Lehigh Ayenuet Philadelphia.
In addition to the regular annual exhi.
bition of the Pennsylvania State Agricul-
tural Society, which is always tirst-class--
never exceeded and seldom equaled by
any State or providcial exhibition 10
America will be the following new
and fresh attractions during the Fair OF
1888:
/. The facilities for reaching and leav-
ing the grounds will be greatly improved.
Exceptionally low railroad rates
Q. The accommodations on the grounds
for ladies and children, as we'll as men,
have received special attention, and will
be far 10 advance of other years.
8. The trotting. track has been materl-
ally modified since 1887, the curves
heightened, the roadway broadened, and
everything removed that heretofore pre-
vented full and unobstructed view Of
the entire course from the grand stand.
4. The increased prizes to be awarded
for horse. back riding, ladies as well as
gentlemen, insure that much additional
interest will be manifested 10 this direc.
ton. While there will be premiums for
speed and fancy riding, the main object
will be to encourage case and graceful
ness with health-giving exercise ineques-
trianism; and competent judges will also
be selected to award very liberal prizes
for style, smoothness, and variety of gait.
8. More liberality will characterize the
premiums for trotting, running, and
jumping matches; while the strictest rules
will be observed regarding the character
of the participants.
9. Semi-daily Polo matches will be had
Of the most pleasing, interesting and ex-
hilarating description; the renowned Polo
party of Providence, Rhode Island, hav-
ing been engaged TO be present. This as.
ISOLATION Is composed of a number OF the
most active and wealthy young business
men of Providence and vicinity, and,
though experts 10 the dashlng methods oil
Polo, are not to be classed with rowing
professionals Of any type.
Z. The new and thoroughly pleasing at
fractions for ladies will far surpass other
exhibitions. Much attention has been
given to the departments Ia which they
are more especially interested; and there
will be more liberality and diversity oil
premiums for articles Of domestic manu-.
facture, and OF home handiwork Of skill
full female fingers, than heretofore dream.
ed Of. The best talent has been secured
this year that the exhibits shall be pro
perly shown and the true merits Of ar
ticles conspicuously displayed.
8. Pleasing entertainments for children
will be prominent and unusual feature
8. Better music will be had this yea
than ever, aud in greater variety.
10. 1t Is expected that the present OK
hibition will far excel that of any forme
year.
IL. All entries free. Premium List
and other information supplied on appli
cation TO
d. w. SELLER, Secretary.
No. 10 South Broad st., Philadelphia.