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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-28

--Lo-t-A ladies' gold pin, black en-
SmFled and cameoe entire, Reward for
ne return % G. B. Frank, Alamo plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-28

Good wages to competent cook. Ap-
ply at residence, Olive street.
1885, j. 3. LOCKWOOD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-28

The scenery Ia quite Il feature OF the
play, particularly the wreck ard the
steamboat scenes. The negro quartette
Is one Of the best now travelling.
The company repeats this play to-
night and tomorrow night, and on Mon
day and Tuesday next, shadows Of q
Great City" is underlined. Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, Miss Marie Pres
colt"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-28

A three room house on Government
hill. near the new barracks. Address
Y. X, LIGHT Office. l-20-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
LONGING FOE MORE ICE AND SNOW.

The best plans OF mica aud often disappont-
ments and plans t0bogganer snow shoe runners and
the Americas Winter Carnival well laid walt
ing OH tile weather watching the indications Fleetwood
Park has its formation aud I'm tobogSan
siies loom up curiostest the public and source OF
recreation whoa there leo enough to slide
On Not much cold weather needed for this as the
snravs wafer .ezes quickly aud except during the rain
storms there IL generally sliding after nishtsi when
the electric lights make the place radiant and tbs music In
the erana welcome obegganers and dahcers
projectors OF the enterprise are andauned Inc cod
weather mu come ssO AMI they are ready
with thcr programme Of amusements well mapped
out There for admission TO the grounds when
the slides are cosed SIX pend big one and The
local trans the Harlem Railroad stop a. the specal
station At fleetwood convenient hours OF the day and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
-U,RIg RaILwAY.-Tbrough trains leave

ERIE RAILwAY.-Tbrough trains leave
Ia 23d minutes s.fsr has lime shswp irgm fhAsns
Local trans issva 2S.s IRON to ID misusss
W. wrek asys $40 suaa Dav Expres. Bnfst Draw.
ing.r0Dm Coaches Eliga HOruelisvills l'nhso Poll
mas sise;dsg Co ,ch from Horrelsyae 10 Cincinnati
man train VI Bnuot s,srpng coachcs 10 Buaslc
suspension Cievsant, Cinr n iati Chi
s,ts a1a e. Lsa aaass, i E...
1890 p ply Chico % Expma Pullman nafet s,s.s
Nagar. Pals Cincinnati and ,aicase. -,a "a n On
$50 $50. 0os io:Sop 10. Il midnisht sanIays tti
$50. 1890 a. M. ~ noen, T. $50: $50, 3, 1910 m
y 'nss aa0S snss ,1. I. is'.aS ws.s s day.
neon. lbs 500 s.so. $50 500 80 ixo 500. SIC $50
go eio DO 81. SSo S tS IL 40 M ~ MI
$50 900, i0so. II 30 p. n. ~ niiashf
Newark s.d Paterson wa Ns.ssk yssk dsg@ e*S. 60,
$50 $40 100 10 y ~. is Midnight ss;iay.
s,r 800 m $s9 go 7,s .sc p n Gcso las an
g. $50 $50. la, s:so. 1880 n. M. asd ~ slxsssh'
sundays. it5, $780, 1890 m. =. 400. $50, ~ NJ
Sewcars and Cornwall. week daya $50. 800 m, 80,
430. 500 aud $50 ?. m Sundays, $50 a. m. 200 an
5uu r. NJ
scranton and %'a oss stale wee1 days. a@
s,S iSsS 30 800 200 ga az i u m sundays
Goshcs. week days AS. 90 200 1880 = NJ $50. 4or
40. !:45. ii56 y. M sundays 4I5. $50. lo'Soa
Tickets for passage apartments Drawiug Room
Sleeping Coaches be obaine and srier Tor The checs
ing and transfer Of nay ." ,eIt AZ me ce,9psny
ST. New.York, No 3Sl fultonst, Brooklsn 81 Msntgou
cry at. Jersey CITY or at The Compsny's stations
Express trains from the West arrive Ia Sewfork N75j
r. IL soU LIZ. Genr Mgr. p. FARMER. a p. Asr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
s1Ays opAy INTERIM rIONAL LINE

The notice published by tho Iptsrnsaionai Navigation
Company IN another column the retircmont
Of James A. Wright fro the presidency OF that company.
which he hold from s ton In 18TH n" pur
nose I'm taking relief from the active cares
10 the enterprise Clement
Grsco m chosen to All the place made vacant
nv Mr. virgins has been the vice president oil
the company ia ORGANIZATION ana as saoh nas hao Ill
rect charge Of all its extended operations
Tho international Navigation Company now owns controls
and operates fleet steamships having gross tonnage OF
over 900 than operated Dy any
single management in tho North Atantfo tia o
ns. in which, th,,s ran are
- the american Line" Red Star Line" and lhmah
named bulidng upon the RIVER
Clyde BY q. Thomson. TIVE phenomenal passenger oA
ships 70 DO run bet~ses Hsw.York and Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
III ON and after fs~F vy 81 s3S

GREAT TRUNK LINEo,-r
Trains leave New YORK. via Desbr.,,s, sai csrtiAaW
srf:s s. Fs-. s"s West
' sSs 2$s s ; sys;, and
T!:::sss a::; s;S; e: ss'' P's
Fer 200 % HS sss and Radn $40
am. 90 and 400 m. saturdays only. 500 m Sun
Bst,m ore ws.Sins'sr, ana tn. South Limited wshins
IA Sspft Dnss st ca Sn as sunday
400 sndasI' $40 O., a. AR a,5ss w''1 ,
tsS sss 5sSSs' s'a
For s1s :: 81" az 600 We s"s night
s s ss S a'a sos
900 p m on SUNDAY CASA m and 500 p H. do notssos
ro a. Oh Aso Pp,.. ana Norfolk NEWPORT psaps .aa
s ss N a isc M sV %.st DAYS gay, va % ~
Hss! s.,sv css speedy direct
rra lss ..,"tr:m rs,:surs ITO sS lana
ss asS sS s ss s1 Cd iS So s s
S 80 sH By s ,T az Sss a. a s
$50. 4 sos $50 s.sS ioss y N:
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS trains eavs NewYsrk Dsssrosses aud Cert
ss'ss s:5s:: 10
:s Sn5"s e.s: ~ ss,s mint
H@.is md 'f 70 M. m is ssrs' ssssSn N
Trains leaving NswyorK daily except sunday g. aud
iIioa M. ]. e.A1 81 ~ and 10 m. and p n %
fundaya at Trenton Cauden ..,,-,..
trains e.cs scsa sgss s.s.sa 20 ga IA
ii:l6A m Uanited txprssa With Dnin! ca, EtS 80
$50 ma nass ssS IA 80 ss5 as s:Sss
i2la s:2O (l:6O Lmedl 5:23. 6;SA 7l3 and 5lsn a. =.
Leave phi.ade.pniA via Camden. 900 NJ All +So u -
daily, exeept SUNDAY -. u.r..
sBatisry Piacs so, Of Deeeressss sss csrn as.
ErooEivw: station ,nty Emisraas fiokcs oae~
css h Ns~ York Irsn - .onpaay WI call for aud ehses
baseAss r'm h nss.,it J. 4. WOOD
cHA6 -, =, MN, Genera. ,ssr Aseoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Time Table OF December 3. 1887
For PHILA DELPHIA and TRENTON Bpunt Brook
Route At l. I;3o II . M; l39 .. l. o;tl 49, IL p
SUNDAYS at 4, S45A $780, I'm
Trains lesvseat 7so II M i3o L $50. 7.s,. lip.
have connection Zoe Reading Harrisburg Pottsville etc.
"a. m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Msuch chulk
Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sunday for Easton
ana 1889 n; for Femington. Easton BsthIshem Allen
$40 a M for FemiL gton. High Bridge Branch Easio,
bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wlkssb lrrs Scran
toa. Reading, Harrisburg PotsyiIe TamaqaL Shamokin
sunbury, Lewsbnrg Williamsport
u IN. for Pennington. Eastsn Bethlehem Allentown
S45 D m Tor Easfon Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk NiIkesbarre, Scranton. Tamaqu1 ShaWok.
4;3op fer Pennington, Hisn Bridge Branch. Easion
bethlehem. Allentown. Readpg Harrisburg. etc.
300 and $50 ~ M for soperville aud File ningior
Chunk etc. On Sundays at $50 n IN.
800 slb Ii;l5 m, lno; e. 90. 40 eio p NJ Suaar'
800 o00a M. for Red Bank long Branch (Asbury fArk.
Ocean Grove. except Sundays, Point Pleasant - NJ.
4. sl5 a. m. loo. d:30p M for LAKEWOOD. Tsms MVse
and Barnsgat
400 500. 8i5. ll:is. li4S a. M loo. 400 400. $50
6:l5 m. SUNDAYS ooO, 900 a. m for Perth An5oy. Co.
4. Hl5 il:l5a "a $50 D. m. for Monmouth Beach, oe~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
IguyaN CORKsoREwAT THE CIRCUS

Ono of the srkag feature the successful WEter Cir
ous yhcb the Young Frank Robbins has opened
NJ tho the performances OF Basgesen
who ia appropriately known IS the "Humsn Corfserew
claimed the attention OF medical men,
and ma IN 10 give doctors and surgeons
some morning this Philadelphia he appeared before
the Medical School University OF Pennsylvania al
caic lecture by Pancoast and demonstrated the
that accomplishing she feat OF turning MS body SO
that he able 10 walk while oil his body above the
waist sces due vest startling physical changes actually
In his anatomy.
Tho succsss OF the Circus. which includes com
plete neuagers ana museum ~ well a. the circus proper
seems be fully assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
THE NET GAIN OF THE BANKS.

I.
BY the operations Of tho Sub Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening the banks gained
$3,81707O. The gain all occurred Oh SATURDAY.
and Tuesday, and at tho end Of Tuesday amounted
to 81, 246.352. Since then the sub-Treasury mas
gained from the banks that tho Ect tor tho week
is reduced to the heures named. To-days bank
statement shovs q gain IN cash OF So.2o4 ioo. 40
By the operations Of tho Snb- Treasury since pS
az tina nanks have bssa losers Of cash. tho GnTes
NOT only rsprssent tho amount held Deeem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08


The exciting and ifeke representations Of racing scenes
play CALLED Rum Of Luck IN the full tide OF
successful At Nblos s the talk Of the
town among all clauses interested IN running OF THOR
euxhbeds Tneatregoers have had chance be-
fore all tho Incidents attending for and
the sctuaf decision Of England presented
the saes with such fidelity OF detail spirited action
pretty niy plays her part with wonderful ne
ana energy A. she goes Tying the
MAY vel, fancy that he looking At the nntsh the Juvenile
sses ut Jerome Park Foam at sheepshead Bay this
Tyre ct Monmouth tho racing viii be Increased
hereafter has engagei weknown jock
eys who Will ride the mimic race on inc
stage. II thor viii secure Mclaughlin. ths
best and popular living Jockeys mot excepting
English jockey that Archer has passsd away '"ey
viii take the shrewdes possible TO proonS inc pros
psnty OF ths piece
Daisy Of "A Run Of Lnck really
y Of high oAss Her racing OF the stage NctremA
and from the vslknswn stable OF Walter 0rAtz
owner OF Ekwood Dry Monopoe and other noted horses
The weighing tbs ecksys before thes tart for the RAGS az
xahlos dsns the fac old English sve
vAich indicates the slowness OF Briishsrs to ADOPT
modern IN racing we'll elsewhere On ala
Americas the jockeys swiftly ana soothy
vsghsd scales Of without tho
hast trouble In England thsy retain s
espsy oessh sontEvaDcs by which tha iecksy s"sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

self gentleman 10 possible and 10 the most
trreproaehabc During the unfcrunats Wta -
fcrred 10 and st 81 tho opeien 81
his entire Innocence and that was case OF backmsl
The esriy ths vrsk Informed OF csfian rree
lartcs In business hts part which induced snd mstnoa
In recalling the Invitations Trusting you viii give ins
card equal the article your paper. AN
\. n. AYERS Is Third Place
Brooklyn. Jan. 7, 1893
Mr. Man-s iii not AZ penr Of hs scs in NewYork and
his surpoysr Is LOCKING over accounts with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
european Aoutrtissmsmts.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

DREAKFAsr.-"B thorough knowledge Of Oh IN. me
nutrition and BY careful application Of III: 1no qualities
OF weelcced Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our preaA
tables With dcilcatciy favored beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills j, is N The Judicioss
such articles OF diet that consultation may De-
gradually built up until strong enough 20 resist every ten
d.ncy 10 disease Hundreds OF subtle maadie coating
around Wherein there Is weak poln
We may escape many fatal shnst by keeping onis.ivs
well fortified with pure blood and properly noursheo
frame civil Service Gazette 49, ., =,
Made simply with boiling water OF milk Sold only IA
half pound tins by i0eers, Labelled thus JAMES Els
& Co., Homo opahle Chemists, London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

An awkward. roughly dressed younx maa won't TO the
Stevens House In lower Broadway Friday night and reg
A. John Rosa u Phelps HsbrsAkA A. he did not
show himself yesterday morning. Of The porsrs broke
into hs aud fsond him rom brsashne gA
He he'd blown the gnt before going bed he was on
his way u ga 1900 that unols had left him
ANA Ne had sagsd tbs Etsari which sailed
vssssydsy Rose the Chambers street Hospital
wssss as gas pumped cut Of u Aad hs y Bow On fair
road % recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINsieav fost Of cortiaads aai o'I
Ia n. Ter Catssauqua aad inter. sdia.s paints
Ter Gsssya Ly9Ss E aon Hscas snr s. Wie,
car to TunfhanaOck Connection to Reading and Harris
s4op M for Pittsson aud principal intermsiass p'iasl
char ssc sp 70 M cs cop.y and points Con-
e Iysns pon
point" ss%ssS1 ESsfss
sa N. for Mauoh Chunk Hszlston and intermediass
62op. m. for Copay and intermediate points
6soe N, FOR Geneva Lyoaa Einra, Rochester BunAls
anu ''0 Woe General Eastern 6aiee 23S Dr.aawM
WEST SHORE RAILROAD:
west ed station co s' 30 mia
'i Ss'Tss sas Ss,dsss "a s' :sSs 'sTSa@
syracuss buffalo Rochsst.r Suspension Bridge Nias"'
ri; iss, ;RsS ,.ssSS .si .sSs ".s,,en
S KINGS s.S Ss,. ' Albany us ''
.S isi; s W.; FONT !. aSs sas
and 900 p IN, orsssons corn~slddo S q no
smoa esasu c:s.s, E:.t 800 rsr'u'
E.ssnt sleeping cars eor purao Niagara Falls Detroit
csicas. aa Sc Lsus s,,ra.y other trains daily s.osy.
sunSsy psnE sIs'p S-rsss ciy statCs 80
ma iS,lop M Hsbokea wsst shore s's'oss aii'ooA ~
For tcFess timetables psror or ss.ylngcas ssssmmods
n :9s OF 7so faisoa pS HansI once loot
New YORK. 7ss sla Brodwa lSsf soc 81 90 ~
Park Place and Vest Shore stations i'S. GaAMsERT
0yvaadsrbiItava General Passsnssr Agent
NORWICH LlNE.-Fayorlte Inside Route.
1es Il s'sass % cssss:sssas
&! sosG ss q: CRY OF ,s.iS r xs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

Der 80 in excess Of tho anl,Ant reported
in the statement Of that week. but
also liberal receipts from the interior There was
an OK Hansion OF IS. $50. 500 IN loans, which was
Sa SG'i II dsposs fss1
be accounted for By payment o. bank dividends
terior The Stasemsnt leaves the surplus reserve
at $i0 .s20,725. against $147s6.676 at date OF
The following compares the totals Of statements
Of December 81 and January Y:
p:s 1885,! 1885, 1883
s;ssssSs as$$ |:s ;si s$$
Ss
i've datess
s:: sss q: Inc Inc
ree, reserve sos 500 100 slos Inc 1924 LOO
sSss dspssiss... sssss.soo 90 sae47S Inc 2sss,sa5
surpuas. $3.50 100 $40. s2s 7as ruc se.2e7.576
The Clearing House ststement to-day was rs fol-
Lows: EXCHANGES. $i0e. S73 1893 BALANCES W, d4o-
balances. $31. 13437
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 1897. GIG.
STRENGTH WAS THE MARKETS FEATURE.
Tbs transactions in stocks during to-dsy's two
hours Of business amounted only to $50 shares.
Apart from the dulness which these figures reflect
the feature of the market was it's strength The
speculative demand was small, but the supply,
whethe speculative OF otherv Use was smaller.
Delaware, Lackawznna and Western Delaware
and Hudson and Central of New-Jersey were con-
spicuously strong, and Reading closed the same
last evening. Wheeling and Lake Erie further adj
vanced a per cent. Both Northwestern and ST.
Pan sold higher than yesterdays best figures and
closed about tn. same as last evening. Columbus
and Hooking Valley Coal and Iron was more than
usually active, with advance of per cent. Inc
bank statement was pu bshed only few minutes
befOro N without effect
but the market closed firm.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were quiet and steady at
quotations as follOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

cAair suspended from end Of gigantic balance while
big WEIGHTS lifted upon pan at the other end
balance until the beam This II slew and awkward
work. But there's nothing slow awkward Dasy.
She nashss asrsss the stage like ray Of sunlight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
mr. Muyozs Loss rs BAD RSoUoH ANYWAY

mr. MUyoZs Loss rs BAD EyOU0H ANYWAY
The interest In the breaking OF Of the marriage en-
gagsmsnt OF Miss Marie Louise Ayers witn James l.
Munos secretary OF tho Kemble Amateur Dramatic 80
cety was sustained yesterday by the appearance Of tho
fsllo wing card from the girls father
for that tho publicity ven 70
the Of cards daaghiers marriage
matter Of great ooncern To- my family MT Mnaos vas ~
his my family has 81 wsys sseducsod nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
5teamaoats anD Railroads.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK. VA. and SOUTH.
more thence palace steamers arriving At On Point at
' oesT Pass Agent. $40 Broadway. N V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
u A
GREAT FOCR.TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after - .emssr q trains leAvs

GREAT FOCR-TRACk TRUNK LINE
OF G IA :iiS cRx ssTs;f s S'sHi's.
q S:s E . note:
.nIs 70 Albany Troy and syracuse also Montreal ana St.
;ss.a NJ FAMoUs CHICAGO yKsr,su IN LIMIT
syiae%.s sSss,s susao kr fst to Sas aa rs.
R.p!::. q Fall, Te.:.:e
.ii;soA N. ws.,.rn New'Yors ana SOrtnsra Erpro'.
vt, sr
:'sssn SATURDAYS ac.. 0O, A,oan, an, rror
and ST t:S aTsS
cevsaat. Cincinnati In ianapos St Louis T.les De
rc sS ccaSS n ,ssgns aP1 s.
nssar e and Msnr y, sSsss Pant an
eeg, SUNDAY saaaas train Albany, a,
Snse and F csesan aIrSs ; va
Ma F. toronto Ss Tor
u a.. s's. , with % 20
dl 1s e Ss snry. . 'aT 1or.,, with Aau,
for for eors. and f.r tins North except sAta'
al, 5ss saf :S,s: s...a IL:
S i sss s ssss, s sssY.F g w W; y, az IS
FT.Ss .ss gE:sof,. u %
st. ssatGo {SssEs mp pa'aSss rs SoRt MYsrf
Gsnarai Superintendent General Passsass Agent
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LlNE.-Only S3
~. Sr rsela.s %cs tickets ssop TO NGspa en
PRoviBkSct Leave PIER - y. H., loo, Of narray 81. a.
early IN Apj nay connsc,ion by AnaeS boat rom Brook
EACH IA sfExs Ely T and
principal transfer aud kcs Offices at office Oh er - All
HUSTON, PROVIDENCE anil EAST,
- Via sTONIXGroN LINZ.
Inside Route at Lowest Rates ,....,.
st. at 80 p u. daily. except SUNDAY.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND TiiE
on after January IS 1897 DID Point
fGnIT fGq AMI ANS Mos sp va vii
leave loot of Cortandt and Debrosses sta a. day ar
Sleeping Car through to cape Charles Tickets ant sleeping
berihs seeurl Ticket oiicsot tho psnnsyvhla a
'''' RIB COOKE, q. p &F.A
H. w dunno supt
SHORE LlNE.-All Kali Route for l'oston.
- Newport amt the Fast Express, leaves sr'a csnss
sIpss, a. trsn az ana sxsspt sanaay Fa.
p iallS Palace Parof-cirs seepnscar' TO s'tiil
NEW "Reminiscences leave prck-sliD
~ er 20 E. stSp M and II P NJ tSaalay; eIesp'eb
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
n RALwAY.lrrains leave from ferries, IVES, 4siant
5 a. In @so. 6 ST. Ndso
Utica Rome Oneida Falt,n oswego. Buffalo Detroit Cat
SiisS;: %5S v 5fE; ss sa' M for iu
Isy'tw ALAN n @ag tq Sns MI
oswego. SUSPENSION Bridge Detroit Chicago 81 Loi'
rnrlman ,sepngssr bersa, reserved 80! Brov,r
Time fables tickets &C. 2, 397 So7 att ig3, Rr;ais,y
York j. is Eselanss slses Ss@..'yock
ADVERTISEMENTs FOR TnE NEW
sx o FFiess 60 b. Bd%ay h%
s1:s. %s sS0 BrS%sTs ss" S
y: e. H. IS
S007 Third -Ava- YEAR eiI uethsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

ALE AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLECN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

test at all porta
OIL CTr. Penn. Jan. 7-Natenai Transit Certiheates
opened AT e3i; highest. e6 lowest p3ri closed " y
sales 90 barrels esarances yIsOoo barrels enar
tsrs 6t.76i barrels. shipmsnts 6sso6 barrels runs,
81. COS barrels
nrr. SauenAl Transit oertiheates opsnea ~ ''s
clssed at 30; highest B6. lowest e3r .....
BHAsFsRs Penn Jan. National Transit Csrt,noltos
opened ~ e3ls and olpssI at eAfs hEhsI oSi ioH""
eSie Clearsnces. 24480oo barrels ....
TirusvlLLK. Penn Jan. 7.Satona rr.,Nt cssnaos'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-JAN. T.
THE GENERAL LINT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
MORE DEMAND THAN SUPPLY
STOCKS STILL DULL But STRONG.

FEATURES OFTHE BRIEF SATURDAY TRAD
ING AT THE EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
l. H. uOVDH HN' uwuef&s TSssoHKcI y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LLOYD
STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
E9H Sb TNTEB A4s
hHESst5sSS ctSs SS.a:ss .w'ans' @a i
From White star Dock foot Of West l9,h;ss ,,,..,
on iaysrabl. term. si.sTss. from to Country
rate $50 aS S SO For
Raas apply
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
.s Per 40 Ssrta River
s%rasy Jan Jam. q & = a. a.
GALiIA sac :a, s, SATURDAY. rr.; =, IL a., M
sas from al
and psssass apply to the company shos
'D0"''HSN ERSoN H. Brown & CO.. General Agent.
CoMPAGNIEGENERALE TRAXSArLAN-
T Pss a.T "a y lan ES
Ia XscoaNP ai s ian 81 II M
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RED sT 5SR AE kExEi AND PART.
Sailing from New. YORK aud Aatwere wsskty
sa'u gsassr jag? r. fsS
SaifS wHr, F sss;ad F G; s.s SO
''q &ETsa Wsfear sons o.al Ag.. SIS Broadway
roE SIEHPs sEtENEss 4sIt sSHAH5ss
Leave pier 50 N. r. foot Of Knxst
WYOMING ...............--.Tuesday. January IT, N
WISCoNSIN.....- IuesaN January 81
MYoM2sG ~
CABIN pis;asc $50 and upward according soatsn In
Ate Usconf. clsss), 800 Steera -. $50
A. N. UND RRHIL LII q 90. 50 Broadway. N. Y
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
Srwyoss Kos sIu h2HTE To Eo xNS BREMEN
81 Exp ks; 81
Elbe.. We'd Jam ia 2 m Elder SAT- Jan - IN.
Ems We'd. Jan. 70 aSOp. m lFudA Sat. Fen 1880 m
First S75 aad according To looAtioa
Second Cabin, S55a bsrth Stssraye at lowest rates.
OELRICRS CO.. No. 2 Bowling Grssn.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
" TRI.WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier IS. ". r.. foot OF Spring-st
SS. CITY OF AUGUSTA SATURDAY JAN u D. M
So oHXTTAHoocHEE:. ur.das. Jan. n ) m
Connecting with Central Railway Of Ga and savannah
Florida aad Western Railway for all points IN Georgia
Fsrida South Carolina, Alabama aud LOUISIANA Unsur-
passed accommodations. Firstclass Table GHote For
freight and passage appytc -au.o,,,
W. H. RHETT. I'D IA ShAHEN
Line, 3i7 Broadway R'wsy. 26l Broadway.
r. L. WALKER Agt Ocean ). i. Co., Now Pier 35. N.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMrAN1'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. China, CEN.
TRAIL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New-York pier fost OF Canalst, y. r.
For San Francisco. via the IsthEius Of Paname
COLON sails Tuesday yapngrv 10 posn
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRxNCIsco
From San Francisco LIST and Brannaa s.y,
fsr China and japan.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails saturday Jnn.Sl N.
freight passage AMI general ntornzu"n apply at cs
H.J. BULLAY. superintendent
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0reau 3teamers.

BERMUDA LINE.
I'D sixty hours bv elegant Steamships Weekly go
STEAMSHIPS TRINIDAD and ORINOCO THU RSDAfA
For passage apply 10
A T. OUTEkBRfDGE & CO, Ageafa 81 broadway.
orTHONAS COOK SON, 21l Broalway
II American Passenger Line
For Thomas Para. Maranhan Pernamoncs.
Rio lie Janeru santos conuec'in2 Tor Aoh1s
yIdeo Busnos Ayres Southern Brazil
Steamship Ai.LfANCA, Wednesday. SaD. 20, NJ Z D. IN
From Newport News Va. Saturday jan ~. al D. ~,
PAULF. GERHARD CO. Gan. Aga. 81 Bro.tst NJ
A NCHOR LINE y. $. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW VIA MOVfLLE (1,a iootsrryi.
From Pier Al ". H.. foot Of Lsr)y-sr
Apchoria. IA. "a IN. FurnssNa. an IS m
Devona Jam 81. IL IN. circassa Feo = ~ q H.
Of passage Glssgow. Dairy. lvsr3ou ant ena
Cabin. $t5 aad SIS. sscontca.s SD storage, 81
Drafts ssus 81 Tor amount 70 eurrsacr tssa 49,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BswlinI 5rssl Nss.ferS
TNMAN LINE. y. s. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPooi-
CITY OF RiCHMON .atirIay a,"' y.
CIl1 Or BERLIN,
PENNSNINANIA.-...... SiturlaV, f'' u"
Frsm Inman Pier. test % ert,tss. Jsrtsy CITY, GO
CABIN PASSAGE $50 AL UpwArL SECoNpChA"'
$50 sTEERAGE. $40 ~. ,., ..,,.
81 Broadway. ". r.
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Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave san Francisco as follows
GAELIC Wednesday, Feb l.
SAN PABLO. Tnessv. March ID
OCEANIC. Tuesday April j.
snpsrby Appoin ted-Supsrisr Accommodations
Reservations can made by letter telegraph to- AMI
cabin plans seen at 23T Broadway New.Yors Room H.
Railroad building, Saa francisco.
-.-"' LELAND STANFORD. President