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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-26
DRUNKENNESS

Ur the Liquor Wablt POs1tIve1y
Cured by administering Dr.
Haines' Golden Specific.
It can be given in q cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person taking
1t; is absolutely harmless and will effect a
permanent and speedy cure, whether the
patient is moderate drinker or an alco
holic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken
Golden Specific in their coffee without their
irg of their own free will 1T NEVER FAILS.
he system once impregnated with the Specific,
it becomes an utter impossibility for the HQuo
ap petite to exist. For sale by R. w. Ellis 4 Co.
DR. lggists, ~ 8. Spring st., Los Angeles.
my9-eod-d&wkly "
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

The above are prices of a few of our goods in this line. Call and inspect our large stock Al- so a full line of better Tin Ware, Agate Ware, Pearl Agate Ware, Oil Stoves, etc.
 Try the Anti-Rust Tin Ware, warranted not to rust. If they do, the money will be refunded. Will wear a life time. For sale only by F.. F. HAWLEY.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

According to report published in New York papers, the contract for the build ing of the New York, White Plains and Danbury railway has been let to Clark < O'Brien, who built the Derby exten- sion and within month 20O0 men will be employed in the construction of the road. The road will be built under the charter of the old New York, Northern and Housatonic road. The distance be- tween New York and Danbury by this route will be only B miles.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19
= and 100

The attractions are greater than ever at B. F. Hawley's 5 and 10c tables, as he has just re- ceived a large stock of Tin Ware of every de- scription & Novelties 0f all kinds at half usual prices.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

WHAT IS COMING Now-Babbit's and Welcome soap , cakes 25c; best Pillsbury and Jones patent flour Soc bag; choice creamery butter 26c pound, pounds $1 !; fine mixed coffee, 25c pound Japan and Oolong tea 30c pound, 4 pounds $1; fine currant jelly 3 pounds for 25c; choice buckwheat flour 15 pounds 5Oc, at w. E. WILLS, 58 State street, between Main street and Post Office, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

awakened, when a touch upon my shoul- der called my attention to another per son. It was Grace Everett, also one of my old school-mates at Madame Des- champs.
 "Come up into the dressing-room with me, Anne, that's dear,'' she whispered. "Some one has trodden on my dress and torn it fearfully."
 Of course I compiled and we two girls slipped off out of the crowded room quite unnoticed. The fracture proved more serious one than we had supposed; it re- quired great many pins and no little time and patience to put Grace into pre- sentable trim again and I suppose it must have been 15 or 20 minutes before we came down stairs. It was while I was descending that heard Katharine Van ness in the hall below, saying:
 ssWhere is Miss Stanley? Has any one seen Miss Anne Stanley?''
 Then she caught sight of me and came to my side quickly, as I stood upon the lowest step. She was so tall that even then was scarcely upon level with her. She caught my arm and whispered in my ear, s'Go into the supper-room, Anne and persuade your brother to re- turn to the parlors with you"
 I gave one quick, startled look into her face and then made my way into the sup per-room as rapidly as could do so.
 heard Dicks voice long before Lcould see him, but little later l saw him, too.
 Heswas standing on chair, encircled by number of young men, who were laughing and cheering him loudly and he was singing comic song, a song with frequent interludes of spoken dogger- el in the negro dialect, which he accom- panied with grimaces and gestures that excited the laughter of the men. It was epcb 2 song as 2 parcel of not over-refln-
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

pOOT LICK away 1TOul Iilc uOOf we udu
 entered so joyously few short hours before.
 I have no mind to dwell upon the scenes that followed: My brothers penitence and self-reproach, my own and
 my mothers grief and shame; all this
 can easily be imagined.
 Would that these pitiful consequences
 were the only ones that followed Kath-
 arine Vanness's wine party! But that was only the beginning. The taste for
 brother, who had perhaps a natural ten dency toward it.
 That was the first time hesever yielded
 to the debasing appetite, but alasi it was
 not the last He died young, a dissipat- l ed, prematuraly aged man. When we who loved him so dearly laid him in the grave, the sharpest pang we endured was caused by the knowledge that it was
 better so; that we had better part with him thus, than have him continue to live to be to us what he had lately been, only burden and disgrace. InaL was long ago. l nave home of my own now, with husband and child
 ren around me to fill my life. We are well of in this worlds goods and live as
 befits our income; we entertain good
 deal of company and set what is called a good table, but never has wine, or intoxi- eating drink of any kind, been seen upon it. No human being can say that from my hand he received draught that proved to be to him the cruelIest and most deadly poison.
 Katharine Vanness, the wife now of q distinguished United States Senator, know can say the same and I have been tempted to make known this sad story of my youth solely by the hope that other conscientious, though thought1ess, women and girls may read it and follow
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19
.Infar8afad paonIS {

Advertising patent medicine m the pccul- far way in which the proprietor Of Kernp's Baisam, for conghs and cOlds, docs it Is indeed
 wonderful He autforfzes m 1rllgx xists to give they nlay try 1t before ptirchasing. me inrgo botfles are 50c and 4ls We cert a41ily would adyfse trial. IF may save you 1rt5n con.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19

The Old Leather Man is said to suffer from cancer on his lip that already gives evidence of it's terrible work.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19
Waterbury Advertis em n S..

our example, for surely the moral is one that sshe who runs may read. I'M. R. Housekeeper in Youths Companion.
The Newtown bee., 1888-10-19
Ho9sAfoSic 16IyIsiok.

H9gsAT3NIS ESgs4E1slS Sivisio1 Ri R.
 August 9, 1888. BRIDGEPORT, North 10, 10 o5 n, { S5, 6 50 745pn; freight. s 25. 10 20 n, epa Sunday, 30 m- Arrive 6 50, 9 40 n Is, 5 Is, 45, 2 25 m; Sunday milk 6 50 P m; freight Is m. Is n. TRUMBULL CHURCH, North s 45, 2 20, 10 70 m; 6 o3, 8 o4, g 25 m: Sunday 42 an South, 6 3s, 27 m, l2 o1, 45, 90 n Sunday milk 36 m.
 LONG HILL, North 6 co, 25, 10 55 n, 6 10 8 12, 40 P m; Sunday 49 m- South 5I, g 21, II 55 a m, 30, 6 22 m; Sun- day milk, 6 2S m.
 STEPNEY, North 27, 30. 10 e5, II 10 . 16. l9, 55 P m Sunday 55 . South 8 30, 27, Q 17, II 50 . m, : 20 6 i6p n; Sunday milk 22 pm. B0TSF0RD, North 6 50, 2 3o. 10 s5. II 70 q . 26, 32, 10 Is P m; Sunday 6 o5 . South 15,6 IS. 0s. II 40 . ms IS, 6 & pm. Sunday milk os n. NEWFOWK, North 2 20. 2 47, 10 43 m, l2 m s oS.6 34, 4S.io 30 P n; Sunday c IS an South, 3 GO, 6 10, OOH a an, 40. 70 5 40, 52 P m; Sunday milk 5 56 . HAwLEYvILLE, North 55, s co. 10 52 . n, 12 20,5 1856 &5.s 55, 10 45 n;sunday 2a am. South 70, 6 o2, 8 52. II as n, 20 4 32.5 25, 45 P n; Sunday milk 5 42pn Leave for Bethel 2 25, 55 m, : so, s 10 42 P m; Sunday 52 D. n. From Bethel 7,s Is, 10 s5 a m, 25, 6 lop n Sunday 429pm-
 BLOOMFIELD JUNCTION, North os, 6 42 II o1 n, 12 45, 6 55, g o5, II o5 n; sus- day 3l m South n. s 5S, 6 42. n IS am.1 @o,4 2s.4 59.6 g ? n; Sunday niIk 2S P m For Daabury, 6, 6 o5, 6 50- II 20 am, 80, 7.p m.
 DAXBURY, Arrive Is, 20, 9 o5, II s . . f 45, 7l5 m Leave s. 2 4s- 9S 10 40 m, f o5, 20 P n.
 The Sunday night express. put on July IS reaches Brookfeld at 4l q m Monday, Breek- field Junction 47, Havieyville 1 ss, Hevtsvn 2 0S, Bridgeport 3 m
 Saturday passenger onlJ. stsps st stations en- ly to leave passengers, leaves Bridgeport q Il 50pm-
 DANBuRY AND HoRwALK DIvISIou. BETHEL, from Danbury. 36. A. 4l. lS am, 12 o7, 3 4s. s g. 2c. o2, 4s pn For Danbury 6 50. s5. 10 l4 n. 1 10 4 S2. 6 54, 6 30. 22, II 10 n Fer Hav- leyville %, 10 l9 q m. 4o5,5 5s n Frso Havleyville 2 Ss.o 10 . u,S 4& s 9s, s,7 oS - BEDDING, North IS. s7, 10 o6 . -, os 42o, 715, II II m Seuth 4S. 20 . . 12 1s, 5i. 4S, 15,7 se pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23

heal Consigned thros.h II cars Of rhlsn 70 ss So
CSooi 70 Choice $685. so; Ordinary to Choce weston"
La nbs 3 0O6 50 So o oco 49,, r.,., a.,
ast nm, FAR So g25 For same time ast week
nead Cousgned rough II 81 81 Winch TO New forI
cars f,r - ODDJ 2G. ,elocsLo'
yorv.rs as j5 Selected Medium weights - 20 ~, 90
trss Mixed Heavv Ends - 90 To- stays - ogs 90
Mred PiKs aud Light Workers 10 70 $50 49, all onens'
taken. -. x--.,
c,tc,na Union St,.S Yards. Jan. 2l.-Ths Drsoers
onrnaI reports: Cade-Rsceipts 1000 head shipments
200 nal: market was slow ani lower 9lPplnns 800
Bulls AM Mixed 81 1888 10 c,o,,.., Mar
xco-Ibt. 10000 head; ship neRts 5000 heal MT
IN Va. sresiy; Mren IS AS: Helyy $50 40s5 49,
Iight 81 10 a. 70; Skins 81 20 - TO- o. $780,. r,s
SaseD- 1000 head shipment, LOW. mfSss
.tronr; Natives S30SJ %; western ~ Oo 40 III i'A
$685. Lambs S5G<9 % ,.... ooo ,,,, shin
|-T l0ur. Ian 2l.-Cdtts-ltecciDts 2DD hoNL onip
nents 240o Market was strong Choice Heavy s Ns
sfa.r, 81 451gI3L Cool Nitlvo steers % '4D
a. III Rntchets steers Medium TO Choice 81 l5@sf ~
siot.r. and Feeisr COOL 81 % as 50 hsh.or'
0Wo1srRoceipts 3OJ neh SEDIMENTS 34Oo MARIE:
vas strony ana steady. Choice HeavEG AMI batcners
Selections rs 3jS5 80: Packing .nt i9rk'rs henua 60
prime 81 O5d 70 40 Light grades ORDINARY l" "o''
- - 9s5 10 - ,,-,. ,oo u,rro. strono.
-RecelDts $40. shipments avn ""i~N' '''N"-'
Fa- TO Choice % GD0t5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT Fou RTRA X TKtSK LINE
I'm nd afferD pe iterQ ira q feaV

Largest and finest Passenger Station In America
stopping at New Uptown station on l:}- It. ~ noted
~ M. Rochester and Montreal Exprss drawing room
Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO Montreal and ~
900 a. m. FAMOUS CHICAGO wtsTIBULED LING
TIED conpOSet exclusively OF Buffet 81 oklngcar. dining
cuse Rochester Buffalo, Ere CLEVELAND ant Toledo. arrv
Ing Chicago $50 a. n, next
tlO:3O In chicago for Niagara Fails Toronto
Clevelini, Gin innl. indianapolis. Detroit and Chicago
drawing room cars 20 anandaigul and chester .
tll:31a M. Western New York and Northern fNpresS
with drawlng.r on cars.
3: 80 ~ M Albany Troy AMI Utica special. with drawing.
10 Albany AMI Troy connects nj Iroi Tor sara
tOgl ~aturitvs only.
- -. M. Acc0mlnoi alton tn Albany ant Troy.
+ Fast CHICAGO, Cine matt aud 81 outs EXPRESS
Falls Buita -n-On Br Toronto eve
land Cincinnati IuantpOls l. Louis IOie0 Detroit am
Chicago, with sleeping and dining ctr- -,
/ $50 n m, Montreal and Cananiagua Express; dauy:
Adams also syracuse ani 'anan li-n 'ay
SUNDAY. sunday does not run west OF phy
~. ~pecIa Sl"e'er Rochester go a. N, BAR
IA !.3J a. M. ani Cleveland l3j 10. next 81 ".
t-1l3D D. m Past NJ rht Express rochester bHhalo
Niagara Fll Toronto Cleveini Cincinnati Indiinar"is
Louis Detroit ant G icagp with sleeping cars S'png
Water'wn via Utica daily except Satur ay also 70
Canaan laiGuI Sundays only. 49,,
and Trnv with The morninE trains for IN" west
for arO Lake George ami ior tile rth except Sslur
day nlsht.
tickets space drawing and sleeping cars On
~ Park Place Battery Place 80 West t2j,ht AMI l%st-
t,tiOn, Aew-iok; 333 Washington aud $50 Fulton
sts, brooklyn. AMI ~ ith st. " illnmsbnrg
Wc.tc0t Express calls for and checks baggage from notes
rrSierces
Run lav: others daily except SUNDAY. 3sth-
ST. station 70 tax, up passengers tor Nnrtl and Vest
J. NJ IOI Ely HENRY " NETT.
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 2L-Cstton steady. MidilnE TO- c.
Flour was scslV. Howard street. anl Wotorh snp p
a. e. a ~ H. Extra do IS OU03 60 Family ds - SOo
IA (ity Mills Superhus ~ ~ az - xtr 40 - ooW o.
narrative Patent 6j Who t-Souhern hrm nen Va ~2,c
40 Amber g7GSI. Western frazer. No 2 winter . neI
Snot ss q SJc: January S9c a.koi feOruirv %
81 .c Nav 9Jlsd93sc. Corn-SouthorA 9urI " hVe 90
biE January 57rc bid; February OSsG2S.c NAY oVo
nd oats steaIy. Southern 376iI Western white
Al 611c Western Mixed 81 G39c. Pennsylvania 81 qflc
RYE steady 6S070c. Hay hrm; Prm. 10 Shooe " ess
Bnlkmeats shoulders amt Clear RID Siies packed
3acon-Shoulsrs 10 DS9c Clear RID sides &C
Hans Hans i cra%erg rs &c Egg. l9G9Oc. LIned
do lOgl5c Petroleum stcady-kehneh al &c Csnoo
steady RIO cargoe, ordinary 10 tar La &c sugar
ira A soft l.lGc. Copper. rehnei hrn AT 10 a roc
WhsKey steary 81 l50fllh frsights 10 'efpso poI
steamer-Uoon 3l6 Flour in sacks per ton ~ cram
Old Ksceipts-FOur 47I9 ibis Wheat 3lOp oush C1rh
40 bush oats 10000 bush. Shipments--Flour 10 10
bnis Corn 40 bush. Saes-Whoat 7AOOO Ou'h; corn
400 bush
BOSTON jan 2l.-Four steady. Corn steady steamer
No. = white 49, d4S]c. No. 3 white 42ei2tc shorts
Mdding S22 s4OJ; Winter Snorts ~ V0G 70 -:
Enter steady Cheese Fine Northern 1870 l5ci Far 10
II l2c Ege' 29@23c Reccpts iGr ON te man
Oats 7. OGO bush. shorts 2.2JO bush
BupP.to Jan 2l-Wheat-No l Hard higher; sales
al Oc. No Hart Northern Pacific weak; sales AT ~ 2c
Winter Wheat quiet but hrm; No Re Michigan Vi 2o
Nn / Whlte Michigan track. Corn unsettled: No
SO 100 nc; No. So q 56c; No Yellow Do poo'Ac
No 2 White so &c. > White IS 635l2c. No Mixed
80 iaG37, Bsrey srong-No Canada bright voc; No No
Cautda gi a9ic canada 81 a i2c; No Extra $50
So Mieed seadv-Wnter Brau tl9 30; spring Sl9 zoe
Ieceipts Wheat Corn $1,000 busD. oats o.OOO
bush Shipnohts-Wncat $4,000 bush oats 3'fOo oush
Barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEyYoRK SATURDAY. jan 2l-BEEy -l'eceipts were
6Jtst. in;lu nu- ~ cdrf p' ~.
j. ant ctrs Tor Bluleuttt
sns T.tal for IN . week. O09 head az us ll0oo he"u
-, vo.E No trading IN Live Cittie lie ling weak
ebtnnruts yesterday 49,
GAfVEs-Recoipt- ~ heal Trade limited anu prices "h'
cnlngei. 49, .,,,c ,.o,a,. gar. "a car, of 1869
he,d a cars AT Jersey CITY ami 10 cars at bDst Qua io
he veek S 1877 head against 800 heal last werh ~
- nrirss unchanged Wth Cuotco Lanio'
nrn and Common stock weak NJ. p,,r ,o F,tra
nm n choice sheep sold at So 30 0$j %: FAR 20 FL
ma on 80 Il 81 3D. pens were not qulte cesre
s.s-Nrginn n Cilett; 1873 Kentucky sheep iVo d. ~
II h llO DO. lOS 10, IS G23 3l9 ONO no. o. 70 q.
~ Al Staio TO- 81 S6 no OiO LanOS. W ID Al
- *, 81 Kentucky DO, ~ 10. at So %. - ~, ton
- s,n.n ~ II yer. 1911 Indiana Sheep, l23 ID az - Ioo
oiia A., loJ NJ M IS 50; 1873 W'stsrn LtnJt % ID at
Ell 30. l7S Canada do. 81 10, atSI 20. ~, J.,
Srl,r K Co: 2JS Dh, She'p. % ID. az - 20 tWb
81 10 at sos l5o loi d. at 50 S7a' 100 TO- 80 d. at soi
III 1ne e Mullen iJ3 S,a sheep 80 10. at S. 37 2l5
w..t-rn do 10 H. at 81 l3 tate Lambs. 81 3D. AT
az ~ L.. ~ Western TO- II ID. at 81 37'2 .
vortt q Prlcock: 2G6 Michigan sheep, q D at - -;
07s do 81 10 So % 80 Michigan Lan0s ~ ID AZ 20
,. aleubeck Hollis 1915 sheep, 81 ID AT - 3O 10
Hcnt,an do IS H. At 80; ~! Western 10, ~ ID AL
e. IL, 232 lho Lambs 81 ID. a. 81 ~ 2IS TO- IL ID, At
e. 81 @Sj Michigan DO II ID. at 81 5O ZIG Indiana do 80
ID, at 50 90 ,o- ,,..-, O, n, =, st.c nor M
ifOGS-Receipt were Of l,lSD meals cars at
aOt and CITY. Total Tor tho week 80 100
head week No sales on I'VE weight
Nomin ally firm al 5i215'.G per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Iable OF necember s. 1887.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December g. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and IhENlUN, Bound Brook
Route, at L. 80, ., III a 30. 3 1, $50 Z 80 IL
p m SUNDAYS at 4, - a m 80 - p M IA
Trains leaving at 4, 30. ii ~, 80, 4, D ~
80, IL D. A. have connection for Reading harusOuFs
POttsN lille, etc. a iOI fa,tOu, Bethlehem All ntO"h
Mauch Chunk. ReldiRg, Harrisburg etc. ON sunday for
EastOn.
and 7 80 A. IN. for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
80 q. IA. for Fle,.ngtOn nigh bridge Branch las
ton. bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh hunk WiAcsOars
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, fOttsNille, IaHaquA
shamnkn Sunbury Lewisburg, VIII amsport
d. m fol FiemngtUn EastOn Bctniehcn Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc
"a a. IN for Bcthithcm, ANcnlown. Mauch
CHUNK Winc,barrc scranton. lamiq1a, ShanoGlD.
20 H. IA, Tor Flc..In.tou, iiikh bldSc bfdnch, EaS-
ton Hethshem Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg, etc.
s 90 ana i 80 D. IN fOr Som,r, ale ana tl,m.hgl0n.
as m m FOR EasOn. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mduch
Chunk etc on sundays at 30 p IN.
90 Is, II 10 a w. 1 40 90, 80, q 10 D. M (;
Sundays, 90 100 for RED lanA Long Branch CAS-
bury TaIk ocean Grove, except Suuuy lOint Pleasant
T. s:i5 a m, 90. 80 .. H. Tor LAKEWOOD. Ions
a. m, p II. for ATLANTIC CITY, vlnesud.
4 90 200, S:t5 II rs, II AS M, Loo, 4, so,
80, 10 D. m. sundays 200. NJ Tor Perth Amtoy.
4, SIS, II rs M, 30 y. H. for Monmouth Bessh'
Seabrigh. Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

IT, ely. Holders offer moderately Hams Holders
offer modeI aely folders offer freely CumOer
land CuI uu at 800. Cd; clear dull at 4ls
long clear dull at 3Js 81. short dull at 4Os
Holders offer moderately; American choice firm at
Cos. 6L TalOwln good supply; prime city nrm nc Z0s
Spirits OF Experimentation Ofer freely dull al 2J5 3
ko>in-Ing ~ supply. cUiv 40 81. 2d Lara,
SpJt Futures Oli-rs offer mo ierateY prime West
and January steady at 35s 3D. February aud
March steady sos. 6l Wheat-IIoders offer freely;
New NO. Winter steady at 6s. sd, do NpIhg steady
6s. o. Flour Holder, Oher freely Corn. spot and
Futurss-The supply good Mixed Western pot dull az
IS l Jan dul At A. Ii I'D do February dull
at A. Ia H. TO- March ul at A. II 4. Hops At Losdon
New. YORK Stlte-4lO dcTs are not offering.
LONDON Jan ~ 4 y. m. PRO iuce-cacuta Linseed on
800 quarter Lnseei cake 46 Os ton for Western
Llnseet OIL 49, De per cwt; Refined Petroleum, 81.
9Lg. per gallon Sp o Turpentine, 2ts Sd per cwt
ANIWERP Jan. 2l.-Milcox's ard closet II 80 francs
80 per 100 klps PctIoicdmt Pale Amsrlctn
20 Centimes pant ami II francs confines sell
BREMEH 2l WIcoXs lar clo'ed a. 81 marks p pen
nigs yer 10 b.. Petrsloum. 3 MARKS - pouhl<S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
Months

FLoURANp MEAL-FLoUR-A moderate bnsines' was
Mi pEod%"I Fnr and Sup riac attracted mO
from shippers and the better ss OF sPrng %h.at extras
disturbed Inc continues with free ofe nss
s. ios 5. Ssi. FI"' 4. So S5
Grades At - S0ss3 Is 400 bill, wi,sr Wheat Extra
10 .a PM. %ane,oSa Er F at 8. s? S
= G5 saperne - IS SS5 city Nh for West Indies
81 aGS = Sg e 5o Gear g' rye TH
nrs. 81 65Gsi 20. str4irhis. So s59fi 81 psteat,.
p ut e' fa' S, 10 Narst qns,
Extra at y" s. CO., Good cGoeoIo, s. .hyE
sap-Fane s. sssa Is ,'Ic, sySseption BUck
Yellow West qu'ted at 81 50 - 10 and Brandy
lots were very q9ict TO-DAY ,hi y;
e' lang ony ITO o"ss rnT puy r% bs 4.
some saes showing slight s'ln options yri" wsn d
vance OF a NC due local s'ecnl,n ~ lot
%%g@ 20 & with as ger dS future
pnshe. SPOT incudnE u9SrHed l'e pop So I'D ~ ,n
nary. eoa9o'c. closing at 'L,c; 30 February e1.-g
slc: 10 April 9ic. closing At 9la; d. Nay % 20JJ'st
S SSssG 81 as GS 'G eisSs Doasad nom
LEi a2a Urn io;, B sSy asea
20 Ca.ne Gg eo was Of genera , oSrso;
male gam OF c ,sd at near the top sgecula
ton however hieles,. sales 36uOaO bushels uturs
oSs O%o @ 59:e Jid CIV,
&C. do Fr9rsay s sisSs a. oS 81 closing aS a.. 81
MI -. clio lnr at Gle: do Jun closing nominal
az 81 o2rs SPOT ruled drm and in ome eaOs
Irihe !! OF steaW but qur; sale. $4,000 butios tn
" nie Ss g 81 sc 70 s. % @ TO- white WI
No Nhite &c.. Mixed Western. 81 Gi0c; Whit do. 40
&C. No for E.G5 a &C., 10 NS cog Wne tor FoDra
clo-!Hg nCmi al al 4l'sc-- .FhED-9'ety anu un
Jay AND srRAw-Marketi is without c1ange II moment
II y. choice timothy per 100 u, s0@S1 NO tI@ S0&i
shgpnt zoe. >triw-LsnS ~" o5G9 c. snort rye O0@
ToPsEVa.u f. W II mantlu~i tn. de nani ia not
u.nt Qu0 mons. New.York state OF 1884, best. IL
1855, as7c. Pacific coast. crop 1851 conm"n toe -, .
sal2Lc. 10 $50, conmsa 10 soel 6Ssc F'relgn-d'r'
NMSLAssEs- oinn- stock is nomlral 23S23.c Sales.
100 "ri,ntr black slap Apr deliver " AT Ic a,
an advance ljd 10 psmt> Lad closed quiet AT 1900
the Exchange today were 10 ton Narcn I'm AZ
I655c ~ la 6io le5oc Tor ter"'g' lG9q for AprL
VIE ma Al il1Gll4c, the market hoNng at t"-'e
prices Resins let nj unchanged QUO aii1n' siraei
s. o73 good :. ~ 10 q X g. 81 n ~ + 7 al 80: = TO-
WIN low las. 81 6oa - -; Watrr-wlte - TO- ., ,,
bu no bu mss r-n rtr o. 1000 sal. Italian
o. We on "ere nsdes b7c Quotations. ecu cruz o.
So summer yellow. mime To- choice 40" Al 2r ne" ,un'
ncf white cocodnut Ccylon. j4jG &c. cochin &C;
Mc% a% era y os Qua ~ r. rs nj s5
bet hei winter 250!'q>; bcahe sorins - 80, e1ir
Csc. Dleachei winter 1lUl1o "ieAchtd sprnE o. 10
whale cruie sont iera 80 ost9rai Tia tor ~ 100
eggplant; VI c5Ii "I ht 81 n i DIV ms. 81 a az
ne4sfoo ~ IS zoe. - soc; ln prime Sc
OCrAN FREIGn rS-As ~ usual Oh SltdritV - markell
Lverpooi hence seam 5000 bush staln. ~ nj from
elphia. British bark 1900 bb' referred on an old
charter; aiz. Alclno or 'ehc'A, hone. Br u,h
GnNS %sn5e ara o.'n from ITq to
scho ner log ,oo. 81 %. Natmzas from Phia lepha
sap ia air,v J. 75.OOD refined OIL private terns
The steam berth quotations Tor next weeks steamers arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. 317

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Ia III and 957 Broadway. 1873 B9wery. ls7 We.tst-
B,lery Place ChanDers Street ani 2{t street ferries.
NewYok 3Yl and 1888 fultOn..t., BrJOXYn; lOf BIoM'
vay ,m.burg; corner Newark amt son .ts Hobo
ken 81 Montgomery ST.. ant New..tlton. Jersey CITY;
viii sleeping Car Te'crvatons ana
orders transfer OF baggage can b. Outlined
EXPRESS 23ls minutes er"r than Tune shows
from Cham rr..st; local 'rins u 10 minutes earlier
9a m. $3.50 ays)-Dy ENpreis, Pulnlu Buffet prax'
n Coaches TO Einirl Hsgnel-NlNs. Buflh Pdl-
man sleeping Coach from !-Jrnoll,ve T. Cin,nnan.
m.-Daiy Chicago and 81. Louis Limited, solt IL
OF Day AMI Buffet -eepng Coaches TO BuhAlh
Falls CORY, "elvile. Cincinnati, CHICAGO and
ST. Louis. No extra charge for fas' tine.
rres.. Pullman Sleeping Coaches
ll:3O D. m-Da On Express. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Coaches 10 BinghlmtDn, Ow-go Eilr'. BhhNo james
town youngstown Cincinnati and Ch'ctrD
las 3 So 440. $40. $50 $50 clio 30 80 3 lO5
D. M ~ night. Also 20 Rutherfnrt 500 A. m 10 y M
to Pss,aic. Dam, p m sundays 4iJ. $50 1879 e. MI
u noon =, 4, e:3l 7:3o 3 1880 Pm - n.ilt, ana
$50 4. 20. 4:4O 8. 5:lt $40 500. $40 $50, ~ 3
1880. IL 30 II Eight ~ur lav. IS. 49, 1880
ami IL noon 4. 65). 7:3O O. 1880. LEO M might
Newark an Psorsln. VIA Newars - A. 80 80 10
p IL night sundays "a m. 5.3p. $50 7;@op M.
RidgewOoi aul Sunern -ti5. 1850 10 30 M 100 T. D.
$50 go 1870. 8. 1879 p n l2nigAr Also to RlHgs-
wood 500 nj .t0 52oD M I'm IN SO So , p n
NewbITg All Cornwall $50. n. 3JO, 49, 900. $50
p. SUNDAYS S:i0a m; 2 . p m.
WtrSick- NHcs lays Q liOL m 40 p m =, a..
GO ben-4.f5 $50. O. 1880 $3.50. g. $50 ~. ll5o
Midstown Al IT Iorvs-l45. 7j0. Q. 10 - \ ~. $50
80 s. 10 ll:3D p. IN. sundays. 40. 80 loa'o MI
s. 6:3O ll;}0p ~. ,,
Express tram. no the West arrive n NeFYork a765
10 55 a. M. and 1885 , ,,.,,,
r. H. SOULE L. 7. FARMER
General Genera PdS-snse Agent