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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01

State bonds were dull: Alabamas. class A, sold
at o6 Tennessee comproniscs at 49, Nprtn SHr ~
II 10 OF city bank stocks Commerce sold '') at
l67 l. and American IN at l72
The market for railway bonds at the EXrhange
was less active but prices were hrmrr Burning
TON and Quincy As Nebraska sold AZ % 3sa93 ] =
Chesa poaIc. Ohio ard Southwestern seconds sold
ut 70 1-2a72 5-s. Eric second SIS wore steady al
90 New-Jcrscy Central IS were Urn az i"i.
Nev-Yor,x Chicago and ST. Louis as sold at GOA
90 "a and West Shore 4S run I'M 20 ! OF ~
Mobile and Ohio first debentrrcs sold at 4Fa3o
and the other classes also were higher Keen
~ 10 Toledo. Ann Arror and North Michiran1
Gusts sold At o6 1-Aa07 81. Lonis. Arkansas and
Texas frsts were firm Mt 1o3 IS and seconds ~
a. .. and st. Joseph and Grand Island hrsts
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold '4IoO
at s3asl 7sa32 a. Chicago Gas ITus' taC 00 at at
97oS7 IL. Newport News and Mississippi Valley
ca5j at ] O, Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
900 a. M nnTh S SSqIm "GT FIRST an" Certificates
n q, oe0l at AZ IA and new hrsts $1,000 q, w.
Georgia Pacific 6rsts $4,000 q, 90 ana hinsS-
ton and Pembroke Iron 900 at ~ =" oort
Money was easy on call at 1-2a3 pcr cent.
Tinoe money on dividend securities is offered at
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as iol-
lows: Exchanges, 1922, 0o0,4i2; balances W.
oi''0 ''' SUB TREASURY OPERATIONS.
Tho Snh Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
uouse s45416O. But its net gain on balance Wa Wa
eo2s Gal made up nv gains OF $3.50: 4o5 coin ana
sSo7S currency. The days opcratiCS,s covered
Receipts, sI.4Ol ,354: payments 81: i 81
resulting in general balance OF sl52 Va o. ~ =,
consisting OF Sal, o53,4G7 coin and slo'9S''9'
currency
The following is the monthly statement OF re-
ooints and disbursements by the Assistant Treas
urer of the United States at New-York' In Janu-
airy .,,o,ooo,.
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AND vgGKrABLgA

Domestic potatoes In small receipt; stock in canal
boats reducing quite rapidly chiefly on southern orders
and local trade dependent chiefly upon Imports nom E
rome FOR supply Recent aTriy als from Great Britan
have been large but have found an active market &C wen
sustained prices Domestic stock hrm especially ior
Rose and peerless such other kinds can be used In
lieu OF Rose Sweet potatoes scarce and nrner onions
Arm Cabbages scarce and wanted Russia turniIs
steady Bermuda onions sell at 50 per large crate bees
Soa II rs and potatoes saS6 80 per Dbl Floflds
rn arrive In very irregular condition and arc
sardIv onoabe fancy lots sell fairly otherwise they ara
ri,hont value Norfolk kale quiet and shade easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
FuRS AND SKINS.

NUTS-Peanuts steady at 4xc for handpoxed ana
~ &C fer farmers 2742 pkgs in this week Pecans dnl
quoted nomnay at5s5ho for extra large and 4a'a toi
BEESWAX-Steaiya at 20 o22c, bat demand nsnI 49,.
HONEY-very little demand and wholesale qusttauons
little more than noninal White Clover hold AZ loo Tor -
fancy boxes l59l6 for 10 glass boxes aud IA l5c for
2-b. Buckwheat honey dull az lOSl2c
MILK CREAM.
The daily receipts OF milk and cream at ths varou
railroad distributing point. In and near the CITY LOT the ives.
have follows Eric 1910 Of milk 80 cans o.
milk and 80 OF cream Susquehanns iSz3
cans OF milk % Of cream; NswYork CITY ana
Northern 29l milk Harlem z 700 cane OF mig Iz0
cans of condensed milk and OF cream NewHave
and Hartford of milk Ontario and West snors
OF milk. l02 OF condensed mix ana ss
cans New.Jersey Cenr. AS cans Of mix and
OF cream and by short routes 1880 oani
Of milk and a. cans Tho total daily supply IA!
milk 252 OF condensed MIX ana 3Oe
Of cream owing for four days onehaf OF
the cty milk supply snowbound and there was no milk
be price the platforms except some from
nearby stations which sold for whatever figure me hoei
charge Then the roads were cleared
and the delayed milk all hsoing the market
and knocking the price down TO 81 can Altogether tas
market has been highly un satisfactsry all around
The directors OF the MIX Exchange at their meeting yes
tedav lot their last mouths price az cents quart ~ NV
shipping point unchanged
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Par yoriA.R;per, Vessels aud Railroads.
MARKET REPORT.

purrDING MATERIAL-Wthout decided change or
uoyemept II Hard Bricks are quoted az 81
n Il 75 as quality per thou sand ahOat; Pale 81 90
eg rs. Cretons. brown Sl30sl5; dark. sl4dSl3; red
sAasl5; Trenton and Philadelphia Front alongside pier
s37 Rockland Common Lime 81 Finishing. II ~ !;
Gosis Hair, 80 Soc per bush. Cattle Hair. 2ls2Zc
cement So IL s246 for round lots American Portland
Eneiis Portland 80 30 - 30 Hosendale 81 lO1Sl lo
Ground Lime. 80 ds5cl Lath. 50 25 pei
COFFEE-For Brazil goods the prices we're iargey
nominal in absence OF any demand OF Importance EAT
Rio spot invoices quoted at ahon l6 nc Sales 1oo
has 10 at lac. and 300 bags No ahoat at IL sc Ihe
an i OnO bags Guatemala An exchange OF 1900 mats In
,or was ae for Macassar With sharp break
in quotations the option list weak one the CLOS
inc aeres representing decline OF 50d60 points fr he
dsy TO February. 1850 266i March. 1850 i2So;
ii o.; July. ll.6Odllb5i August ll.i5oll.65 Sep.
te,nIer II 259ll30 October ll.lb9ll2O; Novem
her iO5dlilO; December ll.O59lll0. Tho ranges on
The diHoren months February II 500 l205 Msroh
10 55aI23Oi April. l2ij6l2l5: May. 123O0i205;
Isne 10 2OGllS5; July, ll.S5 q l165; August llI21
ii IL, September. 1850 ll25 October. lli5el L2o
November peeomber 55S g 80: IGs
brokers vauat Market sealy Other kinds tpale and
yelIo wish mt OF at about 2l2c. below valuations
COTTON Quotations On the actual market were not
but the continued light Sales I'D bales
ali consumption. The port receipts to-day aggregasd
week and % bales for the corresponding day last year
sine. Septembor beginning OF the crop year. TIE
recept. have aggregated bales against 1882 1873
for he same time last season ,,,-
based the American Standard OF Cissihca
fall
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n the American Standard OF Classlaca-


Good Ordinary lll6 LoT Mddina 3s
St sod Ordinary Hs MiddhS---- ---'--.'
ON the speculative market the movement "a moderate th
reaching 200 The weaker temper OF Liverpool
eNerted depressing influence prices at the cosc
Indie ating a net loss OF s d points for tho day.
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Tho tone Of prices is fairly steady on 5000 20 eho,c
States and the best Pacific Ooas' seoSH' o"S '' s'
weak TO sell. .x
STAT. lss7 e,bs,ce Is ali Estate. 1888. 20
Js sosI 10 orime 10 Oh Pacific Coast 1851. ! Ois
Do. CON mon fair. % Iracnc So~S" A'''-
POULTRY AND GAME
Receipts Of 1.-Two poultry are more oc ssn ana sas
On all kinds Five cars OF Ohio STOCK nave Dsn sDit W
arrive to- morrow fowls, chickens anu theys
prime clear fowls f0c Is an OUTSIDE nBur, au
take the range OF 7al0c. as 10 quarry, $500.
weak at II 2as1 81 and ducks sell AZ ooao"S
Pigeons frmer and wanted. - ,,,..., .oa TIA
Arrivals poultry have been bera ana Ins
demand quiet Strictly fancy fresh 0ts snu ,op
OF frozen poultry neaning sock puTpOsey foh.n a. ~
trade) held with confidence ana rue s.cSy
there Large Offering OF medium grades OF f;n kea
poultry, long the owing 10 recent sno" onad
on railroads, very hard frozen and often BABY oiscoouo
for which is especially dull and prices barely sesdy
Most sales fair prime turkeys at Odllc FANCY
small closely selected and bright IN color are rach
ing II 2a2c but the proportion OF such In the recelp
is small Chickens and fowls steady at lie. for cholcs
bright stock stock which OF color or otherwise
unatacve having been hard frozen in transit - dul
ouIet and barely steady. Ducks firm Geese dull ana
J,roguer Large capons steady small and mediuInszed
and aims very dull. Squads higher and firm
Quail hares rabbits and squirrels are now outlawed
there have been liberal arrivals toward the close and
nrfces dened, closing extremely Irregular ana uncertan
Wild ducks in moderate supply and steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01


ST LorIs. Jan. sl-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Whcas
No. Red cash s0.oslo March sle MAY ~. -
$3.50, closing 81 sc Corn cash AoSeHI
February sct March 47.c, May ass9.sSe closing A.
$3.50 Data steady cash SOB d30Sc; May 50 e I'VE "a
doing Barley S0asbc liar hrm-Prime rimotY az E "
aSi6 80, Prairie IS 0eoSl2 90 Bran lower az rs hss
.tosv at 200 Butter vas unchsnse ao whi,Sev
Dairy 1920. Cornmea WAS steay " siI AZ u aSlS
steady os Provisions seady-rSrn new 81 90 ions
Lard 81 u.s. Drysalt Meats boxed shon9ss s,og csar
Clears al 81 90 Clear RIBS a. at % lonr Clear 81 S.
Clear RIBS 81 60 s Short clear s. SoGs' Sonr ESQ
sSis wss,, Is ooS BUSH Corn 10000 bush Oss 1000
Snsn ~. ,one BARLEY 1000 bush shpmesuL " neAs
uoo bssS Corn $4,000 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye
49,
Sac. July s. 20 Corn dull and steady NAY a. SsSs
Vs,,.,v - S2L March ~ To- Recsipts-wheat Seoe
Ss:a 5000 Ou'A SAip~'n''-"h'.' ''0'0 'a'A'
7ss1s, NAV Sosa Corn Lowell Ne q, Ala Oats
E.fs wA's sssS ' T pss,S Sws: . MS
PER-. k., s.'ss,y g q
II %oiac Recelpts-Fiour ii.ooO bbla 'wAS4( n.y.
buah harley 5000 hush Shipmsnss-tteas S20eA~ 49,
Barter e0oV BUN
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Hopa

Receipts FOR week. 1851 bales Exports 1251 baes I'm
ports. $50 baes The market remains substantially th9
same as for some mo past fair business Is reported
with brewers dealers doing much and exporters
are shipping most OF the hops direct from the country
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49, an sl-Tne 10 .alng tnturo, ranged Is tolIows

Flour dull and prices .snchange though slightly easier
As last quot.-Choice 10 Fancy Winter Patents 81 000
as rs southern Winters So 60 1853 So Michigan ana WIS
conan Winters 81 60eS4 co. Fair to Choice seconds y %
60 go thoce to FancT Minnesota Patents 81 3oSSi Do
SOFT Wheat PATENTS 81 lOdS4 30 Minnesota Bakers IN
SACKS * - as So Medium Choo soft Springs 90 500
So 80 sw Grade springs 81 7Oa$2 90 Rye Foar In bar
res 81 500 80
Cash quotations tolows-No; Spring Wheat 76A
677c No spring Wheat 90 SO = No. Red ~ &c.
10 Cora $50. No. Oat. 20c No rye at
G2c No Barley No Flax Seed 81 1901 40
Prime Timothy Seed 81 46 Mess PORK per bo.
GA D7baS4 10 Lard per loo 10 81 81 p short RIOS Sihes
loose 81 i2 Drv Shoulders boxed So 600 s6 90
Shsrt Clear SIDES 90. Wniskey iistlsrS
enish perc 2llpn 81 Sugar-Cut
- .ILrI. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01

Receipt. for week 1924 packages Experts 1885 bsIss
The Mercantile Exchange cable has declined IS Within
few days todays quotations being COS Sd for white and
Sd for coOred Private advices also speak OF duler
markets abroad and shippers doing little or nothing
except in the cheap cheese and Pennsylvania skins
trade active than last week. which gives the
market dun aside nom this there Is change
worthy Holder, have confidence in fancy stock
md ask full former As open trading price
pc fancy White and 10 l4c. for fancy colOred
all be depended on but small sales to home
making q fraction higher. Common fine
full stock ranges nom 10 10 2c Sia'e part Skins
from loo and hard skins AZ about 2a4c Pennsyl-
skins fell of lac. before outlet cond be foNn0
for hem best lots now sell g a. &c. very rarely 3,ic
Fine Ohio MATS sJabc 10 lie consld" thie
Inferior fair Offering at 7al0c, and not moving
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Receipts for Customs in tho month Of sannary.

necespts for Customs tho month Of Jannary. , oo
--------
RAoeip,s for Customs In the month OF January, .
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The limited States Treasury ut Washington re-
ceived to-day $29s, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1880 100. and the
internal revenue receipts were 1926, 1887.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
that of yesterday rs follows
Jan 30 1888 Jan. 81 1899 Differences.
Ne, oold on hand 500 s2O2 26s Dec s2l06S2
Net silver hand 54,S3404I o].S3ISl4 Inc o'iof
Net legal tenders on ux ,.o,o ,eo -, zoe eos
hapd........... lbOI3ISo 10 Lo1 80, nno-
Nail bank notes.. l6oAOo io'ooi Dec- o''oo
Actual cash in
Treasury vauts
outstanding 80 -,- .o-, on, o,o ~. e,o coo
certificates s273922 l3I $zor1S Vso re.
Deposits In banks 62S44.b9o o-S'o'ooe INC i<o'ooi
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psae9 y Ds nq'9F s2 sss'' E "a,
cyc1SxArr Jan. sl.-FIour wa. dali Fami, $50
R.ee emit. 800 oa,h SHIPMENT, $500 corn was steady;
9 ea barely o ,tea S So 4 I as !. =
Hnis MeSis ea'ef-shOrt 81 S7a Bacon steady and
sgSs f e IA. o sss' s q
eGf s z 90 e .s and 10 e.
Rec.ipts 275O. shipments Lo70
Ja Nam - go corr Th 20 ca'5 5 $50 o. No.
10 Ns' "a sS y. SOC bid hecoiDtswnea 1000
Jan Jan. y ss o"s s sac bid Corn was
MryYgApoLls Jan. 3l.-wheat vas steady. In store.
So H.Tl CAS-. a s 1' f FtSra e. May
S$: FIosr Patent sacks to snip 81 loss4 rs Bakers
rr.m. Jan 81 79 quiet Sls. Mig', 80, tsast7.
wh:Iot hraIwme, 81 .. spirit. 81 TO-
ws.s1a F:?9s:1s1la saSs!ass !: 5sSs3
s. 71fI Penny HSsa Roller Procs.s @ IS OH:
b. do DO DO . 10 ats' So INDIANA ana
southern Ino. Clear 81 90 "a Is DO do 'trash 81 25s
q cit ar S. T oSSa S $sst Mnns
IS GOOD A.. 's ss $ 10
25a so per 100 nj % tS o tame and
ssSs s5c Te1T1,Iy 49, g ssc DO g! HsTes
cs,n do iSl Ap Gr spot s@e d
r,a,n dsDst 5sLc No MiIed IN grain depot 6sLc.
Tss MIXED for January 67496S',c: 90 for Feb.
mary b7sa6ssc do March 81 o5e1c; do for April
nn sooc DO Tor May slac. Oats local demand only
moderate prices ruled steady saes OF Rejected White 39e
s1c Fn,nrs. we're quite and without important change,
M Mite for January IL "a ~ Ac de for February 4t
aIi 80, do Tor March Al 0s2e. DO fer April
At Al aA2L,c. do for Nav al 42d42sc. Potatoes
and Ne-.Ysrk Early Rose
cno'c white nsr bush 30 as5n do 40 Far 10 Good $50
7Oc do do Burbanks and White stars choice rs d75c-i
40 lie 40 BnrbanEs Fair GOOD 90 o7oc HobroDs choice
f0a DO FAIR 10 90 I3 Provisions wero steady
Besf CIV Family per bbl 50 90 50 6O do do Packets
IS 90 So Smoked Beef % l2Ss 49, Beef Hams sl1 bO6
sisbs PORK Mes. sl6 OOGslG %: do Prime Ness new,
Sii so do Family slGasl7 Hams, Smoked per 10, IL I'D
&c do cured in tierces l0d 10 Sides Clear Ribbed
In salt Saa9o Sides Clear hb0e1 smoked o. d Toe
shonIdrrs in DRY salt and fully cured otdBrci do
do smoked at 7S7.G shoulders pickle cured 7bs
SLe DO do srnosod. 5tds5c Bellies Ia PoSle
sSiac do Breakfast Bacon. 100 he Lard steady
CIV R.nnsi S. SO: Steam 81 S7'a buohsrs' loose
a. eaS7 7B Butter hrn-Pesnsylvauia Creamery Extra
a. sscT western Creamery EItra at 88ei H. O. and ~
y Creamery Extra "a 925si Packing 6nt,er lO0b S
Flsts CHOICE at l2oi do. Fair to Prime II .sdJ%o
o osa , wsro other q western nrsas ~ 10 P.yoeun
Iboi tsst N bills 7o Refined steady Gr.nnlatea
a lica 10 Powdered At Feed wa. a s1da,
zoo pbls wheat a70O pusa Corn 400 'usn o sss
IYS5o bush. shipmsnts-wheat 1900 bush Corn ''Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
MILK AND CREAM.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK TUESDAY, Jan. 3l..BEtVEs-Rsceipts. o9
steTn ami car. for tho market Live Cat
f Beef a @ nearly
tnsS Decent W 10 oo Native T.? es s.d at ana
Prime s9SLc. few Inferior carcasses went
advice. Tsssys ID. to-day quote Refrigerated
shipments 100 quarters Of Beef in the Wisconsin oy
o and see az al soa IN Washington
9sc Fed Calves slack demand Tho few reported 'ale'
quiet ess Dressed Veal. as% az
SSHEEP AID LANES Receipts were 81 car, OF 4,lls
were in good and drn ami while Choice LAMBS sold
er sissd Rapa4s S vs. S
SLEEP sn 20 for ara n .sna 40 ei1 psT se. '"
Dresed Mutton slow 6at Gro at gsloc and pressed ;sd
Yearpg Lambs qe with FAT to Prime grnGns
LsSs upSI.nSSes Dswey 56S buffalo Sheep los D.
ote per D. o,.o.s. %, M,cnsa, Lambs. ss #, at ITO
per 70 3c5 do s. To- s. So 100 10 lso DO rs H. at
Marrnscn $50 state sheep e., oS n at So psS 100 %
I1ao & MulIsn yss,eFiy i7s STAT. Lambs "a ID. at
were @s.dqf 4 car, ..d AZ ys:sr1 .r
sey city. Feeling weak aud dealers quote 81 6oas5 30
loi e sn Sr s@s and Howe
aud s9o '2c for Li.h Upper Jerseys
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
pyFvALo. Jan, 3i.Cans-Rsceipt, ias. "a hour. wer.
last week go head Consigned through 80 fo
sale all Common Fair. dali at - % a 81 Is.
~ hours ware LOO head Total foe
thus % 500 head FOR time last week 230s
head Consigned throskh l2 all OF whch to York;
uusetted and lower. ears scarce:
~ rs Good to Choice 81 5d - 80;
Ex Lambs weak; Common 10 Prime ~ ~
Extra 81 70; 25 lOa Is awaiting shipment
ROgs-Rsccpts "a were l,2S7 head Tstai fe-
$3.50 eai. For same time last week 3sCt3
head Consigned Trough Ia cars, which TO Nswfsrk;
90 cars tor sale; Light Pigs S. OOSj 10: selected
Yorker. s. 40 co. Selected Medium ghts s. 1905 70.
Choice 49, Rough 80 20 es5 20; stays - 600
So 10; closed weak cars held over.
CHICAGO SIMON stock Ytris Jan. Slime Drsrsrf
Journal reportS Cdtle-RecciDts 5000 heai shlpmens
5000 head market stronger steers rs 90 80 23i
Suckers and teeders So o0sss 20; COW. Bulls and
Mixed 81 70oS3 10 Texas steers ~ 3o0s3 90
Hoss- Receipt, $1,000 head shipments $500 hssf mar
Light 81 9Os5 J5: akips 50 25a4 30. ~ ,,. -
Sle,p-Kecepts 900 head. shipments 1000 Market wa
.teadyr Natives S3oso 25 Western 81 So a5 10 Texan
81 9O0S4; Lambs IS OOdSH ... .,,
ST. LOvTs Jan. 3l.-Cdtue-RsceiDts 1900 head ship.
ments nons market was stoAiy Choice Heavy Native
steers 81 40 IS sood Naive steers s. SOD
"a 46 Butchers steers. Medium 70 Choice. - 1885, To-
sockers Feeders fair TO good 81 90 o. j Rangers
Ordinary TO Good 50 30 asa 20
Hsgs-ReceiDtS o. 200 nesA ShiDnsnts none Market
dull and lower choice Heavy and ButcGcrs
Selections SIS IS % So Packing AMI Isrksrs Medium
Prime IS oO0so 40 Light grades Ordinary 70 COOS
Sheer Receipts doo Shipments Market nrA
Fax Choice s. 60Gsj IS
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For week ending Tuesday, jan 81 1858.


Receipts for week LILO pkss beans 400 pkrs peas
Exports $40 pigs beans 1881 bush peas Imports S9l2
ton OF Turtle Soup, ruling strong, and varieties
show a further advance. Choice Marrow are selling at
50 rs, and some marks be bought that Medium
have sold up 81 so and receivers ask
Pea firm at SO 60. Choice White Kidney quoted at
50 50a42 90. Red Kidney made advance OF loo
during the week and close firm a, p loa2 90 but trade Is
queter No outlet as yet for Turtle Soup oalifonia
Pea have advanced 50 90 Foreign beans going largely
West and the demand active enough clean up OF
the stock. Green peas again higher and getting very
Beans. Marrow DO. fair to good. IS az 90
Choice 275 d .... Do. b I. Soup
Medium Choice........ az 90
DC fs g1s;. s ~ 900 b Bag Lam. CAL ao.ss,
c6oics. n.1 $50 az 60 dun ' SoT ~, sosgls
Choice. 2 10 S22
Receipt. for week 23.757 pkgs. Export. for -
pkgs The supply has continued rather in OF tho
trne weak grades Pennsylvania creamery has
settled 33c tho top for fancy quality with fine lots
csc. Extra Egin weak az 33a33 1-2c. large buyers
could probably supply their wants to-day at the inside
1gure Extra Western other than Elgin, too seldom
exceeds SIC quote hi gher and 27a29c is the current
and this hard to move at any reasonable price state
fall made steady at 2aooc according quality
and State rns are firm at 2la22c some fancy
lots higher. Western held goods quiet with most OF
the business at 9a21o The position Of STATE dairy butter
IS stll fairly strong but the trade passing at the
moment light holders feel, however, that with rcla
lively small stocks here and In the country there IS
necessity hurryng and full prices are asked for
all useful qualities Imitation creamery Is mostly wln'ry
and sells az prices fine Invoices In demand
quotations Wesen dairy moves slowly and the figures
Factory has fair inquiry and prices throughout are
steady. Ou-ottown trade Is the only outlet for rolls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
SPIRITS OF TURPENrfNE.

CHARLESTON Jan. 81 Spirits Turp,ntus auet at 81 &c.
SAVANNAH Jaa. 3l.-Turpentine slesiv At 30 &c.
WILMINGTON. jan. 3l-rurpentins hra al 81 20
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FRUITS AND BKEMzs-DRmp.

Receipts for week. 677 pkg, Exports dried apples So?
pkgs. Very little movement IN Eyaporated Apples at
present and the IL but not Qu0aby lower
FArortes have but few orders and holders 10 not think
further shading OF prices would materially nccase the
demand they asking former rates and await deveiop
men,s. sun.dred sliced remain dull, ana VIC hear OF
offers 10 sell a, lower ngurcs coarse cSr a he ol
spondn civ light demand Nice cherries II here would
wolf ANAL fruits are JUL and VI ehanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNfA sToCns.
san FRANCISCO. Jan. 81, 1883.
Yesterday. Today,

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Jan. 81. 1893
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ppt.rrs Avn nlsRfRs-Frasn.

APPLIES in light receipt ana stock arriving mainly below
choice in qualify condition There has been reduction
IN the stored holdings and prices ruling shade higher
choice grades Grapes dull and nominal berries
in very HIGHT demand but held firmly florids oranges
moro plenty and while fancy grades are well sustained N
price therc an accumulation OF medium and lower qua
lies for which prices irregular and slightly In buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01

Receipts for week 1O,s92 pkgs. Receipts have con
nued light demand has been small and unsatis
factory and prices have shown nc upward tendency
fact the feeling the close s more than steady and
trade ls confined 20 small. current requirements. Best
fresh gathered Western moving slowly at c, TenDes
23a23 i2c and North Carolina At 2ia23c as 10 sze
and quality. MARYLAND fresh gathered sell about
with Western Held fresh drag Of rreguia, prices and
timed eggs continue dull and freely offered with sales
reported mainly In range OF IS 12a &c TO quality.
Pennsvlis and Del Western ice house IA 9l3
fre.h gath'd psrt0x24 o.. Canadian fall packed
Western, per doz ~ SEt
tr-sh gatharsi.... 124 canadian ehsussl IA dIo
Southern, fresh gath Lined Canada and - -.
ered.........2l a23L lWestern, per dolls 2elo
Western. fa!l psckd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-01
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COOPERAGE STOCK-A lar bnsiness IS passIhE IIoa,
day 10 ay but at ~ quotations Moasses shocks and
heads 50 OOas2 49, sugar. 3Gnch. 81 4Odsl 5o od
SHOOK. and new heads 88nch 81 4U6Sl 80; old SHOCKS
without heads Oc rum, So IS SO rum pipes 20 W
ST. 50 empty hogsheads f2 600S2 10 hoops' IA iee
$50 S34 do. IL feet. S270S2S. ,. .,o,,
CORDAGE-In tOlertbly good demand at previous quo'~
tiona Sisal. IlLc. Manila. llac. ,oao, r..
COCOA-Sollng modsratey. MaricaiDo oo@oio'i Gar
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

changed out on the morning air, and you and your friend rushed out with out paying for tho beer, and the bar tender saw your coat tails going out the door and he said, Look at dat Yankees run away and not pay me for the beer and he started for the door with bung starter and met the in- surance patrol with tarpaulin, which covered your retreat and saved you from damage. Am l rights" and Johnny looked at the other boys |, the class and winked, as the Sunday school superintendent announced the closing hymn.
 "Bless me, how time flies" said the teacher. "Johnny, will see you af- ter school and convince you that you are wrong"
 "Not if sec you first," said Johnny as he struck in on the appropriate tune for a fire story, Little Drops of Water"