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IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 317,

IL III and g57 Broadway. 1873 Bowerv. lo7 Westst-
Battery Place. Chambers street AMI 23d street ferries,
NewY0rk; 33l and 1913 Fultons;, Brooklyn lO7 BroAd'
way williamsburg Newark aud son sts, Hobo
81 Montgomery St, and NewStatoh. Jersey CITY.
where sleeping Car reservations and
transfer OF baggage be obt line
trains leave 23dt minutes earlier than time show
from ChamDers-st local trains 5 70 10 minutes earlier.
(S:3O sun lays-Dy Express. Pullnln Buffet Draw.
Coaches to Emira. Hsrnellsvie Buffalo Pull
sleeping Co 'ch from Hornesvlle to Cincinnati.
5p. m.-Daily Chicago and ST Louis Limited" solid PAIL
OF Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches Bnfao,
NIAGARA Falls CORY Msadvle Cincinnati Chicago and
St. Louis. No extra charge for fast time
7:45 (l3i-St ~ % M. SundaYs)-Rochester Er'
press Pulmln Sleeping Coaches
ll3Op m.-Daiy Chicago Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
town. Youngstown. Cincinnati and chicago.
Rutherford and Psssaic-445 T. 1850. 1872 ~ noon;
las. 3. $50 40 5lo $50. 800 $40 $50 100 1880
p. M; IL night Also to Rutherford $50 m 20 ,.
~ noon 2 l. $50, 1880. O. 10 80 D. M II night
PatersOn44o 1850 g. 1890 a II las. 3, $3.50.
800. T. 4 10 l40. g. 5;l0. $50. 5:50 6l0 $50, 73l
1890 100 y. m. II night SUNDAYS AS. $50 1880
Newark AMI Paterson; Vi. Newars-s45. $50 $50 1000
lldoa; 2 $3.50, 400 1850. $40 $50; 6i2o 80. 10
Rdgewool lu Suifern-t:i5. 1850 1890 m, l4s T. s..
$50, $50 1890 g. l03dp IN; IL night Also to Ridge
sundays 445 $50, 1870 2 4, 8: so ~ siyht
NewbuTg AMI Cornwill-75o ~. $3.50, i:30. 800 $50
p N. SUNDAYS, sS0s. m; 2, p NJ.
Warwick-Week days. 2. 1880 a. nj 4:3O p. m. - -.
Goshen-i46. 750. 8. 1890 $780, T. i3). T45 1880
p Sundlvs 4:45. $50. 1880 m: $50 ll50 p n
Middletown AMI Prt Jeryist45 7:50 O. 1893 nj $3.50.
40 >, 10. 1880 D. IN Sundays 4i5. $50. 1880 M
Express train, from the West arrive in NewYOrk at 1885,
1055a. NJ. and 1875 D. III
X H. SoULE L. p FARMER.
General Manager. Genera Passen ger Agent
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LITERARY NOTES.

Answ weekly publication WILL 10 said. shortly make
Hs appearance Chicago under the charge OF meSs.s
De Koven and Smith Each contribution Is to Dear 'ne
writer's signature.
Tho forthcoming publications Of The Putnsms incude
The Story OF Media, Babylonia and Persia tro'n 'no
Fall Of Nineveh to that Of Babyon to when sauoo
stdy of the Spiritual and Social Life OF the Er"""n
N.,,ons ma embodied Ina the Zend'" BY T. A Ragozn'
The Story of the Goths." BY Henry Bradley; The
Story of Turkey" By Stanley Lane-Poeie, author oi
"The Story OF the Moors In Spain v; Inc e'ory Vi
Mexico" BY Susan Hale; Property IN Lahu n"
Essay on tho New Crusade. BY Henry wihh' Inc
Relations of Church aud state in the United states; or
The American Idea of Religious Liberty and its Prao
teal Effects" BY the Rev. Philip schsf, d. d.; The
Religious Aspect OF Evolution" by James McCosh'
d. D. Ill. d.; Before the Dawn" Story OF the faris
Jac,uerIe BY George Dulac y; Andiatorocte; OF,
The Ere OF Lady Day at Lake Geeg ICE and other Poems
HYMNS and Meiitations." BY the Rev. Clarence A.
Walworth; Poems OF the PlaiDs." BY Thomas B..
Peacock Essays Hystera, Brain Tumor. and Some
Other Cases OF Nervous Disease" By Mary Putnam
Jacob NJ. D.; The Life OF LINCOLN" By Noah Brooks
Crown octave, illustrated Governor Chamberlains
Administration in South Carolina" Chapter OF
Reconstruction. BY Walter Allen; The Fall OF New
France l755-1760." BY Gerald T. Hart, President OF
the Montreal Society for Historical Studies With macy
curious illustrations; and second edition OF simon
sterne's Constitutional History"
Professor Karl Brusmann's Elements Of Compare
tive Grammar OF the oGermanic Languages VIII DO
brought out Immediately by Westernann.
In the department OF educational, classical and
pathological works 1897 in England had the advantage
over 1886 by I24 volumes; and in biographical and
historical works led the way by liz volumes On the
other hand 1887 produced only seven more new novels
than appeared in 1886 This would seem to point to
tendency public which will give satisfaction to
the serious minded.
An excellent portrait OF Tostoi, engraved from new
photograph Will be prefxed to his work on Napoleon
and the Russian Campaign" which will shortly be pub
lished by Crowell
All the 1900 volumes OF Roman Catholic works pub
shed in England during the last fifty years, and sent us
a Jubilee Offering to the Pope, were bound in White
leather stamped with the Papal arms
An English edition OF Professor McMaser's Life Of
Benjamin Franklin" - is in the press OF Kegan Panl,
Trench Co.
Three four years before the days OF "Pickwick
Charles Dickens wrote in rhyme for home representation
burlesqne drama called OThello Part OF the Great
Unpadl the first page Of which in fac-simile will sp-
pear Mr. kitons forthco ming collection of portraits
OF the novelist 1t is not known IL the rest of the Ms is
In existence.
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POTATOES AND vEGETABLss

ImportatiOns OF foreign potatoes have been somewhat
lighter hand appears 10 be reducing some
what The cold weather interfering with trade some
what but there demand for choice stock
and prices Magnums ruling slightly In sellers
favor. only favcrlte marks, however, can Oe placed
above 80. Regent quiet. Champion dull and barely
steady Nova Scotia Burbank firm at 81 % with rev
small sales shade higher. Sta.o Burbank quiet but
held firmly State Rose, Hebron and Peerless are In
light supply steady active demand on southern
orders prices have ruled sellers faycr Hard TO I'LL
orders now below So 9Oas3 per b6l T. o. b. Sweet POI
tat0es in fair demand and firm few extra fancy marks
scbtlv exceedIn1 our nuOatiOn Norfolk kale higher
and firm choice spinach also firm and in falr dcmint
onions steady Russia turnips quiet but Stock sradaly
decreasing az the low rates current CaDOdges nIIh
onions held at SO Ter crate and bees at 81 90
demand light as yet.
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Gicambo ITS du0 Railroads.
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Receipts for week 233iS ESDert' 10 SS7 boxes
large part Of the sh pmcns abr0ld this week have been
through cheese from Canada. Trade the moment IS
only moderate Foreign advces report free movement
aud frazer Ia the English markets. but the margin
FOR profit present small that ppers are
buying spdringly Home trade not quite so good as
last week. hui j. absorbing fair quantity Of stock White
cheese ac s leading and viii continue 10 do 50 through
OUT the fancy parcels generally held at IL 2c
with only holders willing shade that price Fancy
coorcd sell at 12al2 Is. with occasional small sales
trade at IL l4c. Fine stock Is going az II Sa
II &C., and ordinary to prime full cream at lOa
II be. Tho best Of the Chcnaneo County part skins
reaching Zoe home trade. and exporters buying
fair prime grades at 7ac closely slammed stock
ranges from Be- down TO 2a3c for very poor Pennsyl
Vana skins steady with the supply and demand running
close together About l,200 boxes Ohio fats arrived
during the week. moving slowly the basis OF
. in1n I'm rriIhln rnl,nlc
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BUTTER.

Receipts for week 27,o9s pkgt Exports for COZ
pkgs The high yrces consumers have lesseEed
the consumption II high grade fresh creamery butter and
under little better supply the feeling Is tribe weaker
Quito good deal Of creamery las come forward nom
PeunSyly8na aud there is accumulation hand /;
quality OCCASIONALLY sells 3Ic but Is becoming
a very extreme price. Extra Llgin is now seldom eA
cecdng the open market aud higher quotation
special brands regular trade bring 80 l-2a35c
Extra Western, other than Eein sells at 32c., Extra
frSts 27a30c latter for very high grade and frsts
The jeand continues light for anything that
wny. the bulk OF receipts OF that character
the general marKei all satisfactory. Held Western
creamery dull 7a21c. State fall sells
21aa9c according 20 quality. Creamery frkins firm at
2la22c. There good movement In state dairy last
week. but yesterday and to-day trade has been much
quieter The feeling however IS one OF confidence,
holders believing that the stock hand here and In the
country light for the time OF Year The outside rate
for Extra hall tabs is 2Sc for fancy entire
darlcs 25c. and for Extra 1rklns, 23c the
bnlk OF the stock. OF has 70 sell below these
figures. Welsh tubs steady with best lines selling at
23a24c. Fine marks Of imitation creamery, free from
wintry defects better demand aad slightly frmeI.
Western dairy held about steady but quiet Factory Is
strongly resisting the effort TO further
prices two favorle marks of Iowa are selling 10
trad % 1-2a24c, but 23c represents the
top price for fancy lots. Medium and good quail
tiles quiet grades firm Very little call Tor rolls
market uncOmmOnly dull
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF December s, 1887.

Time Table OF December s, 1887
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound BROOK
Route" at 4, 80, 8, IL 80, 3, T. $50. 80, -
p. M SUNDAYS at 4, 4 35 a. m. 80. 10 p m.
Trains leaving at 4, Z 30 II m, / 30 4, 80.
80, II y. for Reading, Harrisburg,
PotIyille. m. for Eastou, Bethc Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Readings Harrisburg, etc. ON sunday for
EaSt0n
= and 30 a. m. for Remington Easton, Bethlehems
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
80 a. M for bennington, Ugh Bridge Branch, Eass
ton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wkcsbarrer
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsyie. ramsQuAA
shamokin, sudbury, Lewisburg, Williansport
p m. for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown.
Maucb Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
. AS p m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scranton, TsnaQua, Shanokin.
80 p m. for Pennington, Ugh Bridge Branch. Eas-
ton, bethlehem, Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg etc
100 and 80 p; NJ for somerytle ana hlemins,on
D A5 m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauen
Chunk, etc. On Sundays at 3 80 D. m
90 10, IL 10 n.. 700, 100, go Z 10 .. M
Sundays, 00 100 a. for Red Bank Long Il AZ chs as
bury Park, Grove except sundays Point Pleasant
4, s:15 a. M, 90 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD, Toms
River and iiarncgat 49, -
"A m, 90 p m for Atlantic City, vneland Bridgetoa
90 q 90, S:l5 IL u.s. IL AS III, 100. 4, so,
8 80, 8:I5 Sundays 00' a. m for Perth Ameoy"
4, sl5, 1f.15 M, 80 y. m. for Monmouth Beaens
Seabrigh. Highland Beach
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Jan 1880 D. m.-Bsef-In poor demand.
POrk-In fair demand. Hams-In fair demand long cut
dull at 4ss 81. Bacon-In poor demand Cumberland cut
dull at sos. I'd; short clear steady at Ais 3D. long
clear steady at 39s: g.. Cheeseln fair demand Amer.
lean choice firm COS Cd Talow-In fair deman primo
city firm q "5s Spirits Of Turpsntne-In poorer demand
at 3s I'd. Lard. Spot and Futsresn demand prime
Western spot and January dull 3S OBJ February and
March dun at 3-s Sd. Wheat-H poor demand New No.
Winter steady at 6s Cd; do spring steady al 6s 81.
Fourth demand Corn spot and Fuurss-In
demanhi Mixed Western spot steady at IL IL d do Jan
A. lid: do February steady at IS. 2t
10. March steady at IS. Hops at London New. York
State-Tllrre Is nothing Offering
LONDON Jan ia D. Produce-Calcutta Linseed OIL
3Ss lOd quarter, Inseed cake, s6 rs I'D los
ton for Western Linseed oil. 49,. l2 per cwt Refined
Petroleum, 7s sS 2 gallon; Spirits OF Turpentine
29s 81. per
ANTWERP Jan. l7.-Wilcox's lard closed 90 francs
cent!mes per 100 klos Petroleum-Fne Pale American,
u francs confines paid and u francs cenmes sell.
BREMEN Ian. l-wico1s lar closed at 81 marks 20 pfen
ngs per 10 lbs Petroleum. 8 marks 81 s.eunss.
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IDo. Isabella
FRUITS AND BRnhIEs-DRIED

Recepts week 3l2 pkgs Exports dried apples 24l7
nkqs More interest the part OF exporters, some
Speculative demand and stronger reports from the country
p caused An advance OF fully l2c per Id In evapOraed
annIes and the Is closing higher
oppeted sun DR. reed sympahize with the improvement
"a evauorated the extent OF stronger holding.
drand f. not important Bri ght hand quarters
scarce and put up 10 EXPORT order Ga6 lsc could
H. ont tned Chops weaker several carloads prime sold
n, o 9ic Cores and skins very dun Peaches 81 Chilly
amer aspberrs steady. Cherries and firm Tor
ane new stock. Blackbenies held little stronger.
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GREAT FOU R-TRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after December trains lsaye
ALTON


largest ana Finest Passenger station in America.
toPPing at New Up!S"H siaoP on i$st't as
cars to Albany Troy and syracuse also Montreal and 81
;S5S 5AMoUs cHIcASo wEsTRogSP LIN
Sa Ba E sa' A Saa
flO50 chicago EIPIc.. for Nissara Fails Toronto
room cars ,o 10 Capandag@s and R2s6e,sr
$50 M. Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
room cara TO Albany aud Troy Connects at Troy for Sara
Os' p On M MeSonm %g to Albany and rrov
Sp. NJ. Fast GIicaso Cine snd 81 Loul, Express
land Cincinnati, Indanapos 81 Louis Toledo Detroit and
- $50 M, Montreal and cansndaispa Express. daily:
ssTp pin Montreal n VIA ESHss PSrs
except SUNDAY sunday train does not RI. ws,, Of osny
taO s5 No. and cieyeia&a Us Ge" next da, "
rofonto sveaHG Sr
st. Louis Detroit and cneago with sleeping cars Sleeping
CanandaiGua on sundays only. -
and Troy connect, Win II. morning train. wss
for saratoga Lake George and Tor the rth except saur
fcEct. aud space in drawing and sleeping o.
u PARK Place Battery Place. 50 West l25h.t ard Isst
sss bTossiyn - in So wina%.Ssrs 11~ ~ a
ST. station TO take mp passengers for NORTH and West
General Superintendent General Passenger Asest
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE. Only So
ID for Rrst.class limited tickets. Reduction to New
Fall River and all other points. Steamers BiIS
Toll and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier %, n. r., foot
OF Murrayst at 80 week days only Sunday trips
will be resumed early In April) Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and jersey C,y at p M. AN OR
CHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER. Tickets and state
secured ut principal transfer and ticket Offices
office on Pier % and on steamer.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RA1LWAY.-Trains leave from ferries West aga
and Jay follows
o,. %Ss 4fai 80 Jayst 80 FOR n MD
Norwich Utica, Rome, Oneida Fulton, oswego, Bunsos
Detroit Chicago. Waikiki valley points.
West 42d-'t 10 p M. Jay.st, 3 :55 p. m, for MID.
dletown, Elenyille, Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d-st. 10 y. m Jay-st, 10 p. M. daily fof
MiddetOwn Fasburg Liberty Walton. Norwich. Oneida
Oswego Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago. Louis.
Buffet Slecpers 10 Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Ca1
free IN Rochester.
Pullman secping-car berhs reserved BOZ Broadway
Time tables. tickets &C. 2o7 307 944 1925 Broad
737 Gthayc 1874 Fast 125th-st, 264 West l25thsts
New-Y0tk. j. G. ANDERSON. q. p. A.,
10 Exchange Place. New-T0rk
NEW-HAVEN - Steamers leave Ppck-slip
~ Pier % F. r. at p. and IL y. m Sundays except
ed Steamers arrive IN time for early trains north aud east
SHORE 1NE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Gems
trail Station at a and p. Limited Express and q
Express train at m, except Sunday. Fast EDs
press at IL p. daily. Palace Psrorcars sleepng-
[
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Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday Jan. III 1858.
A4np

Receipts for week 1880 pkgs beans. 1850 pkgs
Exports 29o pkgs beans 40! bush peas IInpors 1897
bags beans. State Marrow beans have made further
advance result OF continued srOg reports from the
country and very moderate offerings here 81 90 IS
generally asked Tor best lots and sales have been
made az that MEDIUM steady but very quiet Pea
scarce and firm. White Kidney slow. Red Kidney dull
barely steady Only small peddlng trade in Turtle
Soup. The steamer from Francisco this week brought
Arp bags beans Lima selling fairly at - % Pea Lady
Washington and small white have had good demand at
So 20is2 80. large movement In foreign beans ana
feeling firm. Green peas higher under much lighter
nfg
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STAINED.
fTAINEh
Good Ordinary ........ lll6 Low Miitling 9 Pig
q ood Ordinary. "a Mtidhng -.-i" o'io

The openinz accounts from Liverpool dm not
correspond with tho late alvdnce the local market yeer
day Initial prices the local exchange Represented
OF points Reports in regard to the PIT reoepts
were light sharp reaction set In but toward he
close weaker temper result of free realizing selling
developed final quotations Indicating points advance
ami decline OF as points on
months Sales. 1908 bales
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ -rransleave from Chanbersst station week days for
Tenahv Closter Sparkiil and Nysck So 100
500 800 and 1850 a; m; is 3 80 400 452 52l 30
anil D. For Nannei Spring VALLEY. Monsey ami ralls
mans, week DAYS 100 $50 m, 450. $40 p. ~ Sundays
a M. ID. Ia.
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he must years' practice In design anu
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DRIVATE SECRETARY. Well educated,
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brewers, but dealers not doing much sn the volume
o. trade sh Ss: .a S5s ss IL he soun Sf"s
s ss E ::s: e.: 81
PouLTRr CAM
Nearly all kinds OF live poultry made further advance
Immediately following our last report out prices were
ghsr zoo Yesterday and day
moderate supplies for the balance OF the week "a, he iss
is trde better prime fat stock ana uade ~ 'aifJ
brisk.
Receipts of dressed poultry have been n oe,s Sus
she quantity onering for current been moderate
Prices have been pretty well maintained on most KINGS
s sRS h Choice f n Ssa% ~ turkeys
c but 70 sell promptly az sas ssbe size and
suitable to eeze, most OF demand being for that pr
pose , There is sS~ns G Sssd
above 1o1to ge Tn s fosh vs they must
be small and fancy TO- command isc ,os se fbpS
plenty d sna 'ne ee w Of SGt
running Stacy or owy ana aeh are u and rm az
10 1ca1e few fancy lots, mostly chickens
going tribe higher Ducks are scarce ana ana csneeIaiy
snail sizes and SLIPS
Quail have advanced under light supply but og
Sucks about steady Rabbits plenty and have ruled
lower, but in fair demand as quoted
LIVE rnULrRr
c ssr .'.. b., Dass a: IS: 81"
r! DS Ws.t r. Nj Geese Western. Der 20.
fs% as., Ps' pr so Pigeons Pc,
Boosters. young and
eld...............-.. o
DRESSED POULTRY
TURKEYS Phial3 a . do state and Ps...1o I'LL
Do Nd. and Del....ll Sl2 do Western"...io % =.
Do Jersey .......l2 0l3 Ducks. Pha. 0l5
DO. State and Pail q Do Nd ana Dsl-iS 0io
DO. Western........10 oil do Jersey. :.iS gig
Do. infeTiOr........ n 9l2 Do state and pa ~ 60
Chickens, Phila.....l4 dlb Do West-rn.-iZ git
DO Jersey ....l3 Ql4 Geese. Phla. .......l3 0l4
Do state and pa. IL a . Do. Nd and Dsl....ll di5
Dc Western...n Ql2 Do. Jersey IL obs
Chickens Snd fowls Do. Western. y a ~
mixed Western laall Squads white, d. So 20 o. 30
Fowls, Jersey....n 0l2 do. dark. doz... zoO az 20
Quail per 50S3 90 Do, Msard 700 80
Rabbits per pair .Do ked Head. % az ~
Wild bucks 400 sol DO, Canvas - JOD4 "
De-, 300 60 Do. Common zoo 30
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
ROsTON, PROVIDENCE aud EAST,

Insi IL Route at Lowest Rates
Steamers leave pier SO ~ Rs one block above
Canalst., at 80 p. IN. daily, except sunday
CAPE CHARLES route to OLD POINT
SOUTH.
TN and after January 49, 1887, express train r Ola
p int Comfort, Norfolk and points South, via the New
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK RAlLHOAD
will leave OF Cortlandt and Destrosses sts at M
daily, arriving at Old Point n. ana Norfolk 10 n.
Pullman Sleeping Car through TO Cape Charles, TEX q
sleeping berhs secured at any Ticket ONCE OF the
Pennsy lyana Railroad Company.
II. d. COOKE, G. p. & +. A.
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Receipts for week 1868 pkgs. The market continued
declining % the close OF last week, when 20a21 Ice.
OF values OF good fancy fresh gathered
eggs and lined pressed for sale at l5a5 Pc.
wi This week. under the influence
OF cold winter weather and some Improvement In the
together with adVices or lighter
collections nearly all the principal
polns productions the market has gained some strength
and slight advance has been established On the better
grades At the close choice fresh gathered Western are
selling generally at 2 1ol22c and the few really fancy
lots OF new laid goods be found command % Pc but
the latter price appears extreme owing 20 the small
quantity this Qua obainabe southern close steady
~ ao1 1-2c Choice fall packed not plenty
and rule sympathy with laid. LINED eggs
moving perhaps tTlfe better az The low rates quoted hut
there appears general improvement in the demand
and stock is urgently ohered at unchanged prices.
p.nn,vl'o and Del Western. ice.hoLue. IA 4lS
nav laid per doz.. 90 a22L. Canadian. TALL packed
Western new laid 90 d22bl per doz. 900
Western SanSuan ice rouse IL UlS
fIr.hg gathered %. 81 d22 LINED. Canada and
Western, fall psck'd, western, per dsz....l5 el52
FRUITS AND BERREs-FRRsq.
Recepts OF apples have been quite liberal and cold
made IL necessary the docks
rrcmpty Choice to fancy grades have been pretty well
Sustained price, but ordinary qualities drag and have
y,ed sll ghy buyers favor Grapes very dull and
lower Cranbcrres in very moderate demand but
The comparatively light stock remaining gives holders
and prices rule firm. Florida IN light
receipt and selling promptly at Arm prices.