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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North X rer, Vessels aud Railroads

COFFEE-The actual market for Brazil growtn' was ,a
dI one to-day but sellers nttnet their prlcs on the
has Of sc Tor fair Trading the 0p
fon quite active the sales during the two hourso
the OOD With decline in quo "a
lion. abro ID prices the local market represented
decline of 1895 points. but reaction OF about
rs point' had taken gllcs O. at re G ,S
all 20; March I3.75d 1880: April 1880 1885, Nav.
X IS % $40; June l3IOd13l5; July. lk1OG sl2bl;
Lucust II 419l245: September. l225Gl23h October.
i2i5Sis25 Novembcr. l. lo0 10: December. l2lgg
i9Ii The ran the different msnths January,
i4756l465: February. l415al IL March. l345d 1920
Aprii. I3556l3.3n; MAY, 33joi32Q; Inns l3ilS
II 90: July l2bO6l24j: August. l23j l2.25 Scptsn-
Der 122Oa 1910: October. 20ll0j; Noyonber.
loon 900 pece nber IL lg0ll.9b Receipts nj RIO my
list T. IL 1Sss. Ls44o00 bsg.i same time lssI
. of0 O0O ags sans tine 1886 2.CeLOOO Receipts at
santos July January IL. ISIS G5SOOO bags Same
tie 1857 81 00U bars time 1856 40 900 bags
The market were not changei TO-
dtr light the lies teacnns O3
bales evening" all OF which for sDton
The mort receipts Yesterday aggregated 9.5i2 bles
comparing bale. tho ay last week and 22O1S
for last since Sertenber
1.-THE beginning Of the vsSr tho receipts nave hRrte
gated 437j590 bales against il75loo Tor the same time
last -,
Quotations based on the American Standard Of Clssii1A
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IN THE HEART OF THE SIERRA MaDhb ii'u''
trated O. +. Holder
THE INLAND OCEAN OF THE NORTH |husua@u'
j. Macdonald Oxey
A MosLEM MYSTERY. Rose Eytings
OLIVIA DELAPLAlNE. Illus. Edgar Fswcett
AN OLD CHURCH. Illus. Mary Gay Humphreys
AN EARLY AMERICAN RAILWAY. illustrated. Charles
H. Roberts
THE w1rcHERY OF ICE AND HoARFRosT Sara
+. Goodrich and Edith VI. Thomas
THE ARMY MULE. Adrian ReIferd.
. UNIVERSITY THEATRE. Ges-ge Riddle
SOME BOSTON ARTS rs AND THEIR STUDIOS H.
Illustrated. Couc uiing Paper VIM. H. KLEIN
POEMS. Nv George W Bungav Henry w. Austin, Bessie
Chandler, George Russell Lewis ana ot"s's'
THE RAID on cAGGER's COVE. DAVID Lowry
EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF GREAT CoMPoSEHs'
Joanna Condic: Carpenter
THOUGHTS AND FANCIES. (Poems) W. H. Hayne
LITERATURE Julian Hawthorne
HOUSEHOLD ART. illustrated Table wares anu '"'''
Uses Jennie June
CALENDAR OF HEALTH: JOttings for February Will
lam f. Hutchinson, NJ d.
THE PORTFOLIO illustrated Items from Illinois those bose
Youngste An Insoent servant; PAINTINGS III vi
ferred My Dazzling (Poeml
PRICE. rs CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERs.
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE CO.,
TAO BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after IA, L AIRY I'd, 1858.
GRAND TRU X LINE

GRAND lIsl - * LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-lork, via DesDIosses and Cortlanlt
Harrisburg lrtsbure the West Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 90 "a M and p m daily, New.
and sleeping Ncstlbuled Cars . 100 a. every day
WlLanspot Lock haven W a. M, p. m CORY and
troleum Centre and the OF Regions
For % MIX po.S s%a "a and ID ans
Go and o II 90 a. M 700 aad 90 P "a ~ saturdays
BALTIMORE wash. ac,on and the south Limited Washing
Express" OF pullman Parior Cars pennsyl. AniA
rive washington 90 p M ana iily' 40 p m, aTriy,
m oo 30 and ru oo a. and 30 ana nis6 o
SUNDAY - AMI 700 a. M 80 and 90 p M aud
For Atlantic City, p. week days Through Pnlor carr.
10, ca May. II 10 a. H. weekdays Saturdays only,
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermediate
tons wa Rah~ay and AmsCy 40 a. M y noon
do stop Asbury parkj.
For ola Point and Norfolk, VIA New-YOrk, Philadelphia
Norf.lk railroad, p M every day VA Baltimore and
ma Bay Line a., 80 ,: u, week day. ,.. -. ....
trains at jersey City. dnordng speedy and direct
Tram arrive from rltisourg 10 s. IL 80 m, and
S 3 5 % day. t5cm w Washington a@d ba a. re-
ana 10 35 p H. SUNDAY, q 20, % a. H 1I - 90,
go and 10 35 ?. Prom rhladelphia, so, 8 20.
80 m 20 ., 20. 50, so, so 20 y
;23 80 % 30 10 20 m and y 20 night NJ
a. m, J 20, . 80, 8 O5, 20. 0:j5 10 IS p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
trains leave New Ofk VIA DcSDOsseS NOtt-
landt Street Ferries, follows;
20 20, .. %, Chicago tied and 10. Washington
Limited Dining (arsl, and IL l. ,, 3:2O, L. 80
8, D. Z, ana 4. IA. and II 10 night AeeOmmOda-
ton. 80 and IL 10 a. 4 40 aud y. m. sunday
Express Is, . % Limited aud 10 a 4 80, 3,
G, Z, : aud . p. nj. and 10 - night
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily. except Sunday at 3, Q,
10 and II 10 m, !, .. I, ., T. M and 10 and
8 p m on sundays connect at Trenton FOR Camden.
Returning trains leave station,
IL OF 90, Oj 40. b :3j, q 80, 80, 30.
80, 40, II and IL rs a Limited Express, wi IN
Dining tar ~ and 80 p M ~ 40, 80, 20, 1.
5, q, . 80, ~, 10 and $50 D. m. ON Sunday.
IL :Ol. 20, 30, 40, 30 80, 40 a. M. IL 40,
3 80 $50 Limited, :2s. 80. 10 and S:l2 p m.
Leave Phade phiA, via Camden. 90 III and 30 y.
daily, except sunday
Ticket Offices, 90, 435 and Ola Broadway, Aston
House, Battery Place and foot VI DesbrOsses and tOrt
landt sts COursL, and Brooklyn Annex station. foot
Of FutOn-st, brooklyn; Station Jersey CITY immigrant
Ticket Once, Castle Garden.
Tn New YORK Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels aud residences.
CHAS. T. L, GIL j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAllW Ah.-Irdns leave nom ferries AT "'se va
and Jay as follows 49,,
I2d-st.. : a. Jag st, 80 m, Tor Md
dle0wn, Fallshurg Monticello, Liberty Na,tm' DEM,
Norwich. Utica. Rome, Oueida Fulton osW'go buhaA"
Detroit Chicago Wallkili valley points. 49,.
West 42d-sL, 10 r. a.; gay ST . % D. NJ Tor MID
dleiown. FlcnNillr. Waikiki Valley points
West Iod-,t, G25 p Jay It. q 10 p M. dailN tyr
MIDI etOwn. FaSburg, Liberty. Walton, Norwich oneidr
Oswegn. Suspension Bridga. Detroit, Chicago 81 Louis
Buffet Slecp~rs Niagara Falls. Reclining IhAt Lar
free 10 Rochester.
Puas, sleeps ng-car Derths reserved 307 Broadway
Time tables. tickets 2O7 3O7, 944, l,32j Broad
way 737 Gth-ave 1874 East l25hsL, 2Gi West 25th So
New York J. & ANDERSnN \, g. T. \,
Exchange Place, New York.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w Y. Y. z. " TT H X F'Ir I'-T''|
Trains leave station follows aud 20 mnntes
earlier from foot Of Jay.sr., North river.
Detroit and CHICAGO - 5ja M. 900. '':i6 p m.
St Laus '6.rO. 'sl5 n m. 49,, >,,.
vrcn.e Buffalo Rcheser Sus 'ensiou Bridge Niagara
Falls 3l5 '9:j5 =. M. 800. 81 2. M
Utica g. g. 900 1880 \. 'S:OD. 'N:l , p 70. a,
Kingston. Slugertles C'tskti. Albany 3;lo "io 'o'
all 30 ~ 20. $500. sSl5 m.
Crans'on's West Point Cornwall Newbnrg * = ZIP
$3.50 Oil5. ali3O s4oo. 40 oop S.lo go D. ih'
and 900 y. m. Cranston's. Cornwall, NswburR
For Montreal and Canat1 Ftast. 900 ~.
Hamilton LONDON f9Jj a. 600, $40 D. M TORONTO
1885 1900 ~ Is D.
Elegant sleaping for Bufllo. Nasart tai DeFoI
Chicago ami ~. Louis .
DAILY iDav except saturday Other trans Jaw cTr@pI
Sunday a. g. Leave Jersey r. r. r. station. al l;@O
s340 Hoboken, West shore station. 80 A. m
$3.50 q.
For tick t. tables paror or sleeping car accomnot
Information. apply at ices Broo Yn 5s5 WISH
ingon st 7:}O Futon.st ONE, foot OF Fnfon-.t.
New York City-363 7S5, 9t2 BrDlway 1873 bower, -
Place. and West Shore station- loot o. <osI
foot 81 Jav.st.. v. r. 6 F. IA hbthi
< Vanderlult.aye. General Passenger Agent
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boston via FALL RIVER LINE. - Only So

ID Tor ars,cass limited tickets. Reduction TO New
port, Fall River aud al other points Steamers BNIS
rot and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier .. n r.. foot
OF Murrayst.. at 30 wees DAYS only ,sand1y trips
will bo resumed early N AprilD Connection by knnex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Cl,y at 4 m. AN or
CHENTRA ON EACH STEAMER TicHcts ana state
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket Offices At
Pier IN steamer.
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NAPE CHARLES ROOTE to OLD POINT
~ C0MEORT. NOREOLK. POKISMOL I'll Al u Inb

~ COMFORT. NORFOLK, PORrsMOC TIL AND Ihb
SOUTH -.
In and after January 10. 1897 express tram fr Do
nj Norfolk and prints south VA me N.Y.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK EN'is"Np
will leave foot OF COranft and bchrosSes sts az III
daily arriving at Old Point n m. and N0t0k 10 ~.
Pullman Sleeping Car through to Cape Charles Tlekts
and sleeping berths secured any Tcact ONCE OF The
Penns ylvania Railroad Com any 1910 . -
IL w. DTNNE. Snpt
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.Ou City closing 9O-4 coats.

The active last week and In spite
break crude prices wore hed firmly at ~ cents per
gallon AOo test, NeSHOrk, Philadelphia ami BhtlmOre
PlrTsHUK,j Penn. Jan 2l-Peroleum fairly active AMI
frmcr National Transit Cerulctt,t opened At u 81
close at 80 :; hignest. 93ds. lowest o9lS
Penn. Jan. IL. tU9lli trlIsC '9rti t;b6b
81 8 amt cip,s At 9OE NSl'sI o3S lo'sst,
S0i- ClodrIhce> l,6SB.0J) DtrrstA
rIrIsyILLR Psau. i'm. 2l-NtiDII 'hiut ftrl iit3,b
opened at hg 3d. lowest SSis closet. SOL
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Mem Publications,

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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY o. 1888

ami steady Cash s. 1O February 2
oDo bu,h corn 5000 Data 200 BUSH
Wheat 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush. Ciover'eea 90"
ba0
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

Trains CA nbers,t station week dys lor
Epxewopd r-naty Costsr Soarkll N Nyick -. 100
800 81 anil l:JJ Is. 80 AGO ~ o;2, ~
40 $500 30 II nilay ht Su1la's 100 800 "a,
Ianl i D. N. For Ninuat sprinE valley Isnsey an Tall
mans woek DAYS. 100. 9J0a. NJ 4jJ $40 p m sundays
a m
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bsO'T SPRINGS, ". 4.

charming nestled among AMI sLeiteteID1 pnoOai
montana Delightful winter ci1nite
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
Open all year Table OF superior excsllcnc" trscn'h
every particular. Steam heat ReguA ar tenPerWurA
HOT SPRING WATER BATHS
In marble pools and porcelain tubs Tn xoes IN
properties luHur,. Physician In attendance For ar
thcr Information address a. G. JUDD Manager.
THE PUTNAM HOUSE, Palatka, Florida.
opens hec 231his lsi ge, new hotel bu on tho slte
Of The Old Putnam Hodse has been leased for term OF vea
by Oscar q. Barron OF the White Mountain hotels-the
crawford" "tabyan" Twin Mountain" summit
ami Mt Pleasant houses u has accommodation for 6Oo
guests oontns all modern improvements elevator electric
lights and Is rsoass in every Respect Tourists and In
vads will md delightful region the south than
Psatka and vicinity Paatka Ia the starting point for all
places OF intorestin Florida Address
OSCAR q. BARRON. PalAtkA Fla
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Deliveries Deliveries. Charters.
To .6l7,S57 l,4A0,S9l S23O34 1l2bSo
A ye usr dav ~ 511 7II53 4l735 35gSi

20 -,
Speculative In the crude certificate MARKETS sun
the dc Ings LIST week amounted to the snor
nous aggregate nearly 3l0000O0 barrels But the week
was one OF q atJns-early c9ar OF 1.-THE Ouls
later by The ket opened excited and sun
under the Influence OF the scare OF the pteoeuns
Friday anil Saturday There slight rally
the early trading but a renewal OF oear at
tacks forced further sales by the longs The default
subsequent failure operator who had been heAVJ
trading on tho usual fears and runors that
attend an excited ami probably carried val
ues lower than tney otherwise might At the west
prices IS here the lowest point was oo
There buying on the decline ana IN the
late dealings the forced % carrying
the market back to practically best fgures93E cents
There mystery the recent break 1t sudden
has witnessed sudden and as lar'e move
ments upward. As reaction from an advance OF.
say IS cents from the September break, 1t did not
the sensational way in which IL
was treated by The strong who hat
s snd seventies realized their profits
eighties nineues weak outside interest andt
some OF the door traders for further aivance Ou
lost their mead. when utilized the reports from
Rel as rad market While the break
disolge weak and tempted renvestments by strong
operators dealings Indicated that perhaps tho Ill
gestive process, completed Weakness re-
newell and prices closed below the final hgure
OF the weel previous Barring unexpected bad neys. the
buying on any decline likely be than the selling.
closed AMI unsettled The cause OF
tbs tturdly d have been tho
reports deeper irlus OF OIL CannonsburS well, rs
dow but Of the best in ormsd
operators ignorant OF important news OF The
sort and upon the manufac
ursd Tor beIrish effect
The range of pr and the total Nation Tran
sit the Al the Co soAed stock and Petroleum TX
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. Ion, ha.ea on tho Am.rean standard OF Ca..aa
Stained.

Good Ordinary ...... lllGI Low Mdilin<-... 5i8
ST. GoOi ordinary ga hiidng-.- .-.-----io" DO
Little interest was relation TO tho speculative
in were SIN tglsh
The market opened pITil lily pt advance an closed
dull INT steady decline fro yesterday clos
ing prices Sales rs. 800 bales. ,,
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PROVISIONS -PORK-Rulel at firm prices to-day, and
the deang~ rr1cnr moier te aggregate in good p'rt
We, y.arol aP'm Me-. quoted SIS 2gGs5 Co. short short
Clear SIG 7Sstln f5a IA t =, ne Il rIime M,'
atun,htnge RAJ - CIV Extra lnia Moss m ic..
sljSsl7. an cases : 5 D.; Extra Mesa IS
fa1' s5sss 81 FANNY Mes, s9eso 80 .i Ia
LAM -,,.t Vt, nsnt "a g luoied 10 +l7....-.CUI
II staW ~upport Picke am 80 Zoe; % lck oil
Shoni hrs as0G1c. Picket Bellies ~ D. quoted ~.
C%1Gac. tr = cklri Shoulders. ~ &c Tor Pickle
soul ,ers 100 IDDLES-wholy neglected. DRt s-ED
HDG Hold 10 steady rrices WIN air demand Quoted
w. Tor CIV .i-ivy 10 Light, 7Sc. for Pgs..AK nd
Very lille Accomplish o To- ~. although temper
fatcr Luii h. reflection Of the AcsL Most delv
eres wholly neglected Prices IRE 2d3 points higher
an at the urner sgt 10 are scarce and hold higher
western Sram quoted ~ scot CIty Ste nd
IN moderate demand "a as l2G iirrce. 76jc Rsanet
fen,u,ry co' ng 7o7c 100 tcc Maci l5d 775ol clos
7ss closIns SIC Bit June closing 1850; July. closing
and tbs of the acter
Haifsysn. tns. 10 Sc Welsh tub, s2Io: nrsin. AMI
RI 1mcry kua2ic Western factory la - &C. Pnl. "a
dlscCHtrs Stale fictory, iancv white ~ ol2lqc
fory co -Kins c-mmOn. II &c. mo factory
Hns II al Near BY ~ a. - 2c southern.
81 Q 13c Western. 2Sss24-c LINED. Halle; Late
Packet. lD920c
vau are more OF nominal AT 40 lc. for Mola-.-,
&c for fair dining ant e. Tor Cenirnsal SIDES 1000
Kennel steady aud In fair demand Quotations: cut Loaf
So; Crushed Cubes 7as. Powdered 7te. Grsnulato
standard csc: Coffee on \. Gss63ic White Extra O.
l.lGca6sc Extra c. 5ss6c .. 6Baj''c' fells~ 20
5n.c
sTEARINE-Unchauged f. price and duh quoted At
iALLOW-H,sa continued far demand AZ firm prices.
Prino city quoted SC. sales 2lo.oO1 b. l5.iGa6 llGe
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unier Resorts.

IOIIIINI
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
opFN ALL THE YEAR. Stram.heN. Open-srite Fires,
Sun paor and all the OF hrscass Winter Resort
Ac"e,.,he rom New YORK via Lsugh Valley kaiOad For
cIrcniar isrms &C. apply 10 W. b. SMITH, Lehgh valley
hanf"a"' 500 "'' CHAS WENRICK. Manager.
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The lending futures ranged as follows

Flour market quiet win prices stcaB anu u"S''"@oN
C,.,n,,t,tn,, .sr, A. t,llow,-Sl SDrIlg N1sE
~ sc No 8 spring Wheat nomnIL No Red s32c
63n No Barley si0Sjc No Flax soei -.
Prime Timothy Soai Moss PORK per Dbl
- On n sI - Lari ner 100 10 81 45. Rios SIDES
loose - 80 Dry salted shoulders OoKoi 50 9Os - 90
Sh,rt clear SIDES soxei 81 9U07 yj wnlskeY itIers
nut sools gallon 81 70 suSar-Cut Loaf e"92G
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THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF pRtCEs.
While there material cis'Se in tho ''a'
position Of petroleum.. II should be conceien '"'' ' -
news at the moment element which may r-t'' mo w"
movement in values which is pretty generay efpoo'o
1894 Although we do belinle the po'sbiue' OIL to
Butler County anil Clarion developments "no" '
now exciting comment however, they arc not likely !" p'
dnce severe depression unless speculative compN0'o
arise Fortunately has boos large Hqu''a'"h' ~
declines will fad In the market thah
would have the couple oil wcsSS az" ~ ,
more than probable that the Schege wen NJ he os D"'
County pointer to further cool territory 'o '
oa,her hovoyer will unler any circumstances make tho
work OF development slow ems for the n-xt Sky "
is uniersi also that considerable amount Oh i"n " w
neghborhood Ter tho control oil the frouce'S f
tive Assoc aton tina, owners who are not III V"p"p
~ the down are conservative enough TO deslre not 10
break the market by prohigate drilling As 70 u'o
tla-ion County developments. II Is decidedly doubtful
whether thoy OF Importance bat In this case inc
bolt ing up" o the pen ling developments oy the uheu
va eecua sven than In the
case OF Rebold
II VIC admit the most optimistic inns OF owners In thetwo
ocaie mentioned above hardly grouni for expect
change in the general outlook 80 no mI'chet may oo
work IF in specn atom lvces fro tho Held out
1T pro mainan thar orsanizato even o'h M
ditons supply OF oil viii only postpone tho
higher with tho 70 ucton OF o'ks am
th. certificates resting upon then inc
producers organization as they nave
to-day they hal their hands such con tons Whch
they can their benefit nov exists ami thoy are
terss in beeng the whole industry Courage and patience
they may called 70 show, but their couhlenco IN
meeting tie future has not yet been Impaired
stocks the worll at lew eobi the visible
supp above ground homo Is diminishing at tho rate o.
900 barrels a month the condemned territory was
never larger and the available territory in sight probably
never smaller than tho production is decreasing
normally with.ut considering the shutdogl ana prices are
fan from tho point the y growth OF consumption
might be checked With these conditions 10 take vantage
OF not likely that tho shutdown movement VIII DC per-
med to ill For first nineteen days OF January the
pine Ine runs anouned 6785l blrres wile the
days have rolched 7l96So barrels Inc
deliveries have 823O3t barrels aday
average excess Al 1913 barrels The daily average runs
$3.50 barrels against daily average Of felo
barrels in December 1887 50 1927 barrels in January 1885
and 81 1876 in January 1885, The deliveries nave
averaged per day, against 3D. 1873 barrels 10
December 1887; 1926 barrels in Jannary. 1887 ana
So 1873 barrels Jalury 1885 Tho charters have aver
aged $685. barrels against 32656 barrels In December
1887: January 1851 and So llo barrels IN
January 1886.
The pipe agures reported fro January TO III char
tiers to the 2lsD inclusive, wore as follows
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The pr and the total ngs in Nation Tran
Co sOi1ted stock and Petroleum TX
clange Tor mo lAst three wesks wore as olllws:
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF COrtlandt and
DesbrOsses SIS. follows:
a. m for Catasauqua and Intermediate points.
a. m. Tor Geneva Lyons, Elnirs, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car %
Wllkesbarrc.
/ D. m .or TUnkhannock and Intermediate points
Chair ear 70 TuEkhannOck Connection 70 Reading and
Harrisburg
40 D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair 90 PttstOn. a.
90 D. m for Coplay and intermediate points. Con-
necOn 10 Reading and Harrisburg Char car 10 'opay
so o. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra, Rochester, Buff
laO and The West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
s:15 D. IN for Taurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at 3 a. M. ] p. m and 30 D. m. con
for all points in MahanOy and a@eon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m. for Mauch Chunk uazeton and Intermediate
points
90 D. m for Coplay and interWedate points.
3 so D. m for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester,
Buffalo ard West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
General Eastern Office, 235 broadway.
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Glnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Square
~ Pianos o our make. sls tlv used. almost as soo -
and fully warranted. wall DC sl at ioe'"' '0u''
iio'" ''HN''' P' ~ Wm RNhBE& co,
ll2 Fl til ave. above lOih'st
T(SCUER PIANOS. renowned for tone and
standing Manufactures aud storeroonir 81 70
42j ZSt-st and sG7 Broaiway, loth'st IDIt'oh
CPECIAL NOTICE. o.,,.r
Suayine with the receiver OF tho Co'Dy
ouncan Piano o. the balance Of the STOCK
Of Ill offer them wholesale or
retail at cost o production. ia tpM y, PECh D.,
manufacturers OF the Famous HARDMAN Piano
WarerOOns, i3s Flfth-ayenna
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LAVE srorK MARiEr. az rELEGHApI

LIVE SIOUX WAX NEI' III ThLE TENPE
BUFFALO Jan. 2l.-Can,-Rooept. last 70 hours we're
6jO head Total hss lar ll0JD hsa same tios
last 27s head Consigned through 1913 OF which
81 cars 10 NewYvrs sale cars: market was quiet but
steady.
sh,sp-Receipts last ~ honrs $500 nsN Total for
47OOo head FOR time last week 4SOoo
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DANCING ACADEMIES
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-avs.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
circular.
GENTLEMEN, Mohnav anl Thursday EyounyL
See special Giro lar.
PAVA r AMI other DO iw irh Du1llc atoms It GOrtDh
Sons IL East ith.st
ID ticIng .Sc &C. Ausu D. worth complete inStrio
tor for ali aures ulius 30 igIrss the 'OtlIn
Published by Har BrJthsr[ For sale at all DopNstorst
As MR.. 1RENOR, Broadway and 32 l-st.,
~ gives lessons in DA CHG day and evening
pupils begin any time until Ma'. send for crcnars
LEXANDkR MACGREGOKS,
~ e29 Nadsonaye Private essonS and classes Ia dan;
ing Therou "a instruction I'm waltzrC privately.
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