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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

No MATERIAL change has taken place IN
the condition OF the market since our
last report and no large sales are report
ed for the week save IA 10000 lot ofspec-
uar Bessemers at aprivate figure. There
is still healthy demand foracbeapnon-
Bessemer in Eastern market, Tor mixture
with native ores. aud with the cheapening
OF carrying facilities by rnil and water,
the outlook is good for supplanting
foreign ore by lake ores. Good judges
OF the trade say that the time is not lar
distant when mires will be operated by
the owners, as the changing conditions
and fluctuations will not warrant the
assumption oilarge risks by lease holders
i'm the way Of fixed royalties. Coke con
tinucs TO bc sold at 81, and the demand
is on the increase since the resumption ol
coke by many Of the rolling mills.-Cleve-
land Iron Trade Review.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
Chnncery Sale.

First publication July z. 1883.
IN pursuance and by virtue OF mn order ana
decree OF the Circuit court for thecounty OF Iron
i'm ehancsry. In the state OF Michigan, made nnd
dated ON the first day OF February. A. ID. 1883,
IN "A certain cause therein pending. wherein Nor.
ris SELF, Charles H. SchwHb, Max A. Meyer and
John w Bum are complainants nnd GeorHr
Runkle. Eliza Runke and - J. Morse are defend
ants Notice IL hereby given that shall sell ~
public anction, TO the highest bidder, AT thefront
door of the court house Ia the village 81 Crystal
Fails county Of Iron aud state OF Michigan, said
court house being the place Tor holding the CIR
cult court for said county. on Tuesday, the 2lst
day OF August. A. ID. 1883. all cor so much there
OF ~ may be necessary 10 raise the amount due
10 the said compli,lnants for principal, interest
aud costs I'm the cauSel Of the following described
parcels OF land. to-wit: Lots numbered twenty
five (25i aud twenty-siN (26l, with the building,
aud improvements thereon, In the village Oh
Crystal falls county of Iron aud state OF Mich
lgan. according 10 the recorded plat thereof.
Dated. Crystal Fails Michigan. June 10 1883.
Hill. & TONNE, y. :. MCLEAN
solicitors for compliments. 25.T sheriff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

CALVIN :. Bruce, the chairman of the
National Democratic committee, IL vice
president Of the old Marquette, Hough-
ton 4 Ontanogan railway company.
That will help Cleveland enormously
among the laboring men OF Nothern
Michigan; especially among the home.
steadcrs ON the indemnity hnds--over
the left The Democracy's great fighto ON
monopoly" seems to ben humbue --Go-
gebic Iron Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
Stockholders, Meeting.

First Publication July 81. last August 20.
A meeting of the stockholders Ofthe Groveland
Iron Mining Co, will be held NJ their Office. room
63O Rookery building, Chicago, Ill. on Monday,
August 10th. at three O'Clock D. IN. The object
of this meetings. TO ascertain 1.-THE stockholders
will ratiy the action 81 the directors regarding
the building OF a railr Dad 60 the mine ana the
transaction cot any other business that may
properly come before the meeting. signed VI.
NJ lIibbard ". ". crepin. ID. X. Hin, g. III.
MITCHELL H. &. Parmelee II. H. White \. A.
Dexter II. III. WHITE, secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, Ulcers, salt rlicum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
curns, and all skin ernptions, md posi-
lively cures piles. orno pay required IL
il guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price twenty-five
cents per box. For sale by J. T.. Bower.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
FOR SALE.

Lot 81, in the village 81 Crystal Falls,
Mich, will be- sold cheap for cash. For
particulars apply at this Office ornddress
X. T.. Tuten, Iron Mountain, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
NOTICE..

|, the deputy game warden for Iron
county, will prosecute TO the fullest ex-
tent ~ the law any and all persons found
violating any OF the games laws, as re-
lates To the killing Of deer, fish, etc.
so Il. T.. MORGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BosTOS Jan. % 1893
ANOTHER DULL DAY IN STOCKS.


One hundred and Gfty-fve thousand two hun
drcd and Gfty-seven shares to-days record
OF sales of stocks at the Stock Exchange. The
figures tell their story of dulness. And yet
the dealings were not entirely devoid OF inter
esting features. The opening and early trades
generally were at higher figures than Saturdays
closing prices, but when the first demand had
been filed and dulness succeeded the market was
raidcd' at every possible point. With the
bears who are not short Of any stocks" there
seemed to be realizing appreciation OF the ne
ccs'ity that existed for giving point and chamc
ter to their tremendous effort to destroy conf
dcnce which reflected in yesterdays Tines
or course Missouri Pacific, Manhattan Elevated
and Western Union their first points of de-
parturc; but they followed that up after the
market had become dull, by attacks on the gem
eral list. Philadelphia and Reading opened up
1-S at 65, and rose to 50 "a. On the rise IN
Reading Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was
sold down "a to 100 l-s. on the supposed theory
that there is not room for all the coal
companies, because that in the dull season the
districts not on strike, by neglect Of dead work."
able to meet the immediate demand for coal
Three weeks ago IHT TRIBrNE asserted this
plain proposition. Well Reading later was sold
OF is per cent to Ga So. but IL closed at CD
l-s per cent higher than Saturdays last price,
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western closed
nj 1919 l-2-1-1 lower than saturdays laSt price
Simply to make The Times story that the st
Paul road was doing no worse than the otlcr
Northwestern roads look plausible, dead set
was made at Chicago and Northwestern stock.
and it. after opening up 1-2 per cent at ] GOA
90 1-S. was hurricdv sold down 10 107 "a; II
closed az los Is. Below print the company's
actual earnings for the month Of December. for
the year ended December 81 and for the SIX
months ended December 81. II generally has
been understood that the December earnings would
show 2 decline Of $40. 900: they show an increase
of ~ 1000 on December Of 1886 and Of S2OO,OOo
on December. 1885. For the year ended Dcccm,
her 81 the increase over 1896 Is l095.ssl. and
for the seven months ended December 3l-thc
first soven months Of the comnany's fiscal wear
an increase Of $500 713. Taking the market as
whole il was raiders day after tho execution
Of the early legitimate orders. II is singular
that with no short interest in the marl,et such
desperate efforts should be made to break values
4 wise bear" is bull" when whiting to get
out his line Int the bears ~ today. If we are
TO believe them are so philanthropic rs to desire
10 sell Of the lowest possible figures The market
closed strong.
QUOTATIONS FOR BONDS.
Government bonds were dull and easier; bids
for the As and 4 l-2s were IA lower Annexed
arc the cle sing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Jan. Cdttts-Receipts last "a hours
2652 head Total for thus tar 6.205 hsaa. Same
head Consigned through IL OF which
all NewYork; l40 for sale: market ant firm;
81 81 80. Bulls So 500 SO rs: Mich s3Od 90;
Feeders nominal and Hefers So IS 80:
Veals S. 50 q 50 80. all srt rings taken.
SheeDRcceDts last "a hours $500 mead Total TOE
10 500 heal For time last week - 900
head Consigned throssh II cars OF which TO New iors
81 25 SIS 90: Choice SIS 26as5 65; Lambs FAR
Good 81 T5dS5 5 Good TO Choice So rs IS As sheep alt
sold; good many lambs held over.
KogsRecepts asst "a hours $50 heal Total fs-
week thus far 29S35 head For last $500
head Consigned Trough ~ 81 Of which 10 New York;
% cars for sale; IAght Pigs So 1898 80: selected
Workers. So 90 IS: Selected S. 7J65
Mixed Heavy Ends So % 20 stays ~ rs;
Mixed Pigs aud Lght Workers IS 80 ass ~; all offerings
I taken.
Journal reports CdtieRecepts IL 900 head du
and lower Shipping Steers SO 00ds5 30 Stockers ami
Feeders s2sSS 10 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 1888 L.
Texas Cattle 81 S06S3.
Hoas- Receipts $4,000 head ship 5000 heat Mar
ket strong and SO higher; Mixed s. 1903 Heavy
Shesp-KeceiDts 5000 head shipments 1000 Market
steady; Natives $685. 3d. Western 81 80 los Texans
So 909S4; Lambs s5as6 26
ST. LOUIS. Jan. observation-disclosures $500 helil ship
ments 800; market was steady; Choice Heavy Native
Steers 81 40os5 % Fair 10 Gsoi Native $500
soekers aud Feeders fair TO good 81 O0a325 Rangers
Ordinary 60 Good 81 209S 70.
Hogs-Receipts $40 D neat Shioments 700. Market
was active and stronger Choice Heavy Butchers
Selections 50 tOe5 6O Packing and lorxers Medina
s. 9O0 So 10
sheep -aeceipts 700 shipments 400. Market strong
Fair 10 Choice So G0es5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
r,,rrprs or yey.YORX Dr,Liv1s

FEATURES or NEvYORR DEA'iN -
TIL. onening OF the new week tho Produce Exchange
no decided in activity but prices all around
were apparenty at the mercy the The decrease IN
tne v,slbe snppy OF wheat 1886 SS2 bushes wss about
what was expected velnformei offices anu tho only us
appoln tment felt It by overoptimistc pun u"'S
The war minors Europe appear TO nave o'
Their force and the foreign marts we're d
conragng 10 free buying spot wheat cropped H~S cent
and ain pners were willing to take a 600 bushels Inc "o
of outside interest option speculation was shown
NV the fact that only about 100000 bushels changei
hands The general tendency downward ami
the market closed heavy at net losses OF 7s~l cent
"a follows: January. S9l2; February, 1873; March,
q5s; April 02s, May and Juno, 927s; Decemoer'
o5s cenI, Cash corn was trihe easier bn only 5000
bushe, were taken by exporsrs The options held some
rmuess in the early trading out Tell o"
q cent from TOP figures led heavy at losses oil q OF
January at COB and March GIL for February Al OIL
ana cent for May els oats the spot we're
e better options dull AMI practically
less May closed - at 39S cents AMI the other
months were virtually unchanged follows: January ahi
February 80 H. 1913 cents There were sales OF
800 tier O. of lard but the buk OF 1t was made
on Nav options Tho speculation was weaker anu maj
figures are down points follows February 81 5'
March AZ IS Apr 81 ~ May 81 7S June 81 So july - o
The receipts of grain -four reported Yesterday at Ne =
York Baltimore pima and Boston were as follows
Wheat II 40 bushels cora, 77492 bushels oats 15Z'9
bushels; total grain, 90 20 bushels flour 4oSOo PACK
AGA At Chicago Milwaukee AMI ST Louis the arrivals
werc: Wheat 0744 bushels corn, 1890 bushels ots
79 bushels total grain. 357 26S bushels -four 250oS
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
THE STATE OF TRIDE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 23-Cetton steady. Mifilnx lohc'
FionT was steady Howard street and Western super
ans 90 al az rs Extra 10 IS 0DS3 % Family 20 sgc
IA civ Mills supsrhus 81 " az g. Extra do 10
nsrlstye Patent SIS g. whsat-souhern duh Red otS2e;
10 Amber g70s Western nrner No = WINTER ne -
Spot $50 bid: January s7ac bid Februsrx 90 80
e6c. Nav 92s0a3c. Corn-southers seanV: W m'e %
s sss February 81 5sqc March $50: May CO., .
Ale uats steady. southern 37d4lo western Wn,es
SiG42c Western Mixed 37939c Pennsylvana 3f9tlc'
rye stsaiv 6s97pG Hay hrm Prime 10 ohoico Mess
Bnlkmeats shoulders anil Clear RIB SIDES paesei
5I6ss,c 1aron-ShOaldsrs Ina Sc Clear RID olnes az
Ham. loo use Lard refined S2r Butter hrnl; western
nacsea 10 a23c Creamery 20 Sic Egg. 2oGZic Lhseu
IA IO9l5a Petroleum steady-Rchnei az &c Conoo
steady Rio cargos, ordinary to fair liz l1sci snsH
ar soft 7i.lGc. Copper. rednst nr'n az 10 a roc
wb.Key .tsary at 81 5Dslb Freights tn Iverpso per
.teamsr-Cson Flour in sacks per ton ~ ~ Train
"a Rscepts-Four 1926 bills Wheat ioo2 sms. o o1a
2 500 bush oats 1900 bush Shipments-rtour Sf-'
bDls Corn 81. 400 bush.
BOSTON Jan 9s-Fiour dun Corn ouiet steady steamer
Yelo. Gis 065e.c OATS steady: No White 40 2G4op c
No = White a. l.c No white 42e424c Shori g
NidIug s22 OO1s!lOJ: Winter shorts So 90 50 ~
Buiter steady Cheese Fms Northern l29e l5c FAR 10
Cool laIIc Eggs. 2O925c. Receipts for me nay n
Flonr a 9Os bb. and 200 sacks Corn 5000 Oush
oat, II 900 bush shorts 100 bush
BUFFAto Jan. %. -whstt-No Hari In good demand
bnt At lower prices: sales at 81 q No ilard Norer
P1cac sold at 2c ciosug s99c asked Winter wheat
White Michigan dull 1t 092c. Corn fair demand 20
soc; No. 5511 No. 2 Yellow iG2c-; No. r u
56e on track oars armer-No. White 80 2c: NO Wlts
Sl,o No Mixed 361637c. Barrier hrm No Canaia
NO Extra SS9Slc Millfsed Weas-Wnter Bran si9 2o
Snring S9 2jc. Reiepts Corn $4,000 bush )at1 sIyu
bush ship,nents-W 10000 bush Corn 7OOo bush
1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO jan % (SpscaD.It was estimated by the pro
vision men al might that the had bought during the
day from 900 barrels OF pork yet the price WAS
nearly A. cents under that OF saturday The buyers
however the decline philosophicly HOGS they Sal"
were 10 cents higher and cents higher at
Chicago IN IN on Saturday certainly good
reason why pek sheud be 40 cents lard l29 cents or IDS
10 cents lower only 10000 hogs AT the STOCK
yards feeling before the opening was strong CudY
Rsam and however sellers a. once after inc
opening there pot enough u en 10 sup
Nav pork ogened al IA o. ~
pre dnct Nav pork which opened at ga 62@ cosei ~
slA25axi4 27L2 MAY lard opened n 81 90 aud closed
81 So he price and the other The bottom price
LOT the day ssTt ribs opened at " S2 and closed 81
81 90 81 u r. The grain pits were all weak manly oeca
there was little doing. May wheat opened at So cont =
sold between cents w ami closed al s2 cent
Corn declined Il fun cent CLOSING al the bottom Ic
receirs the morning $50 % under ire eNpvnt
ue but Tuesdays estimate $40 cars, pronisel big u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

s. 90 % fSS'qis sifsE .s
80 % Y lss Ss a. 30 10 q % S % DO
?72 j. No. st r. # & = % ad II do si2 % a
lSa MS e q 80 % Bulls 1913 n at go do MOO
1854 No. 81 so ado 1860 p a, 8 go g. d. l2S 70. ss
DO .42 10, at "a 10 do 1893 ID at So 77 do $40 TO- at
50 gsSs GO stsG,. ss? p 3,
IS so rs state Dry Cows, 05i ID. Il 81 90
2 Ia g. z fs.''fs I,,f.
BY Il lsss at $ IS; Is do liz nat 40
Nsx.os Glstt 10 state Dry Cows 9l9 p at So y
d. 1884 TO- at So O5 3d. 1913 H. at 80 90 DO Ills d. az
Goldsmith 20 chicago steers. 1890 Tas' ISo 20 DO
st 4 S. 8 10 IT, 81 1878 a. at s. ae s7 No. @
as l:s b. se H'
week market stead. s past 9
s9s TT Is HS. $50 head grade,
and Western calves sold 81 al Fair chsico veals
#s p F ysr e.t e: $.a.
-i Hume Mai!sn gvsals. ils ate $40. 1875 ii. at
Judd Racxi1gIs% So Fed caivs. Gras.ers ssl ID.
sHEEP AND LAMBs~ receipt, were 5sa car. o. 10 $50
SPtn e cars at Js5sy CITY s
Sheep
5.D6sc; Common TO Choce Lambs at So S0a ~ 80 pei
100 10.
deck load OF Extra Sheep fed by w McQneston OF At
lantc Penn sold c 10 and deck OF Fancy Lambs,
fed BY the same party. brought n &c.
Saes-Dillenback & Dewey; l4l Indiana sheep tState
fed l3l h. sc 1879 Western do 80 ~ at &c Ala do 99
$50; l6 O 81 ID at 5ac; 40 do. % ~ at - 6O lse
State Do 103 n AZ &C. less $40 ls5 TO- l0l TO- at 5oc 200
s6 b. Sic 80 do (Ewes l04 b. az 54c l54 TerrtorJ
do 1875 SIG 1856 Sta:e Llmbs "a 10 al sic 240 West
srn do. ga 10, at SIC: 81 do. 70 10. att 80. -.
Ttaenbeck Hollis l26 Ohio Lambs 70 ID. at 80 10; IVA
Canada do, 1913 ID. at 81 30. 80 .
Everlu & PdcOck: SO Pennsylvania sheep, l3S ID, al
69c SO do Ill d. at SHE'S 81 dc. 81 b. at 6tc SI Stas
do 10 10 at IS % 100 DO III 10 al SO O64 50 PenEsy
Lambs II SO so So DO 10 10 at So 40; lob do,
81 rs l62 do 81 TO- at S. 80 81 do EXTRA 80 10
81 80. -. ,
Hume & Mullen; 80 State sheep "a 10. at 62c l94 do
Common "a b. at Sc IL Pennsylvania Culls, 76 10. at
Lambs. SO 10 at IS 20; 292 state DO
b 10 at 81 l60 Ohio do n ~ at ST 40 loo DO W
ID. Harrington 239 Western sheep 80 ~ at 50 20 2Q5
State Lambs "a TO- at So 80 l49 Ohio do rs 10 at So 70;
sherman & Culver 1911 State sheep l02 10. at &c $50
Canada Lambs, 100 3D. at 7ac 6o Western Lam0s 10, Az
So 30. - 1890 ~
Newton Gett: ITO Kentucky sheep 95 h. at - 35 80
Ohio do % TO- at SIS 65 100 Pennsylvania Lambs p 10 az
SO 80 Isl ohio no. II 10 50 80; 20 do SO 10 at ST. 10 237
Judd & Buckingham II state sheep, so 10 At Sc 100
state Lambs SO TO- at Gle; ll6 Western do 10 d. at oc
j. F. Sader & Co: 2O3 Western Sheep 90 10 at s. 40 1877
Kentucky do 81 10 al s. Is 2f0 Western Lambs SO 10 az
So so l65 ONO do S3 TO- at SO So 100 do 81 l. 10. at 81
HOGsRecepts 10 cars of 436 hear57 cars at Jersey
City and 10 doth Market quoted firm at IS 80
So IS for Fair 10 Prime Hogs.
sals-J O. smith; II Western Pigs ll2 ~. at IS co. 81
ID at S. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

IIyrRrooI- Jan. 2S-33O D Ia.-Bsef-In psor de-
Bscoa-In poor demand; Cumberland cut dull at S9s.
a., short duh 4Oa shoulders duh at 26s. 6d.
9b.e,e-In fair demands American choice firm at Cos. I'd
demand prime city firm at 26s Spirits OF
Turps ntine-In poor demand duh at 29a o. Rosin-In
rnnr drmand steady al 3s I'D. Lard spo. and
Frures-The demand Is improving prime Western spot
and January steady at $50 9d February asd March
10y AZ iss Cd. Nhsat-In peer demand; New No 2
Winter steady at es Cd do Spring. steady at Gs o.
demand Mixed Western spot steady alta IL td do jan
nary dull at As IL sd de- February dull at - Ill. do.
March dull at As IL I'D Hops AZ London State
There nothing Offering
Reeslps OF tho past week-Fro Atlantic ports
% 500 from Pacific ports go 600 quarters from
other 4s00O quarters receipts Of American
q, 600 quartera
IoSDoS Jan. pa pm.-Produce-Calcutta Linseed on.
ses Ild per quarter Lnseod cake 80 1Oa per ton for
Wsstsrn, Linssed on, l9 ID per cwt Refined Petro-
eum Tad sd per galoni splrits Of Turpentine 29s
AsTwERr. Jan. 2s-wicoI's lard closed At 90 francs
centmes per 100 klos PetIoeum-Fine Pale American,
20 so eentss paid and 20 francs so sentmes sell
nirs psr 10 lbs. Petrslsum, b marks 10 piennixA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Der yoyfA mr. Vessels and Rdurodds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Whle definite business was reported Ifc
about tho market for lair Rio spot ana
some bn.iness was runoed at this figure The nlacr ses
were dull sales. $500 bags Maricaibo aud LOO otgs
Savanilla While first prices on the opt on t @
nm advance of points, selling NOV enent was soon 10
ves quotations the close Represented decne
% 30 points the day January H. O1 i6D feDru
arr 1870 1888 March, 1852 1880 APRIL 81 - iS53:
Angnst l22O0l225 September 1908 IL ln october
I2SI205: November. 1850 1915 December. dd.sS@
III % The RANGES the fferent menths are JanaMv,
i5O5sI475 February i3o9i3s5i March $500 iS Jea
April la70dl32j. May. 1850 10; June 1900
I2SO; JULY 127jQl235: August l235@ iZZy sepesss,
nor 10 iOD 1905: October 1890 100; NovelnOeF
70 BON 10 December II 2Oal Total sales 12925O bags
COTTON Prices for spst goods we're well mainianan
Saurlay's figure but tho movement continued 0hI Se-'
O3 bales az SATURDAY. evening", all OF which were or Con-
sumntIon Tho port receipts yesterday aggregated Zoy
bsss IN 80 j6S tho day last week ana
6 bales for corresponding day last year since seq
obor he beginning the year. the recepts nave
aggregated 440j959 bales against 42l6So Tor 'he sao
season. rt..,iao,
to.a al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS oy sEvyss TO-DAY.

Good TO Primo steers sold at 81 90 ass 23 and
the average was estimated at "a 90
REVIEW OF THE WEEK-rhe market for Beeyes was
slow on wednesday and sc lower on Common, with weak
feeling all grades below Good over 100 car
loads were Friday and trade bay denoralze
prices declining Common TO Fair steers and
large number unsOld ,,,-,---.o, -
Beef ana III 9l2l2c for American Live
Cattle but fell o an closed &c lower
Calves continued firm light arrivals sheep sold
fully sustained TO Friday when An easier feeling
prevailed and Lambs dn and lower for al graieswth
a trihe feeling Choice stock at the close.
Hogs little uctustiOn In prices The rev
included Western Pigs at 70 iO6 70 90
REEVES Receipts and to-day 70 cars OF
g7 CITY for the market-jO ears NJ
6hst OF Is for Mr. Eastman. AMI IL cars
city saugterers and ~ direct to East SHE
aatfoirs reached their stnaton
late Saturday. but have not been previously reDore
Including Cattle held there 30 cars on se put
not yared until nearly II o'clock The miISet
was prices fairly steady early Id the day
closing weak and nearly 20 manly late arrvas) were
uDsOld at p. m. e.o--, n...o ga,
al sl6S5 25 and Prime up to So So No Choice or ktra
ode Bulls sold at 80 dS4 So Dry Cows 81 80
and a few stays and oxen at ~ 750t5. -,
No shipments to-day. The santiago sailed yesterday Win
40 Btevsa , r....o,
Beef and MuttoWare as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NARYErs

LONDON Jan. 2S-4 o. m.-Consos l02 7.l0 for none
and l02 Sl6 for the accounts United states per cent bonds
l2I; do 4Ss llOai Atlantic and Great Western nss s
mortgage trustees certificates 50; Canadian Pach oSi
Atanc and Great Western second mortgage trustees
tncates To- Erie 2sr do. second consols l0l ST Paul
Common. III: NewYerk Central l07s Reading 30 Hud-
sons Ray Company 2st Canada Northwestern land Com
Illinois Central, l2l1 Spanish -. 6os Bar silver IS
quoted al d. per Paris advices quote per
81 france 27 centimes the account Aud
exchange London ct rs "a for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

American railways were dull and only responsive
Co home quotations, but generally ruling httie e
higher than the concurrent home Prices; AZ r"ri'
French per cents rose to 81 3Oaol.2' i-@'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

FLOUR AND MEAL1FLoURnA light ~ mO r".nTH.
an ni '' tno local trade rather
D are pc RSTT Gg S nSs c M
s. Tor West Indie, POO o9' F ~: n e 81 90
s SsS So at g SS BIZ
q ssppi 10 s%h SS
y 65 sapsrdnc 50 Is ass: CITY Nil, for West Indies
% av i r9Gs Fs sssT %i5.
q Is 81 pa S2 nay = 5Sss5 To- ~nsst
p mt = 3s 20 s, To- Market clo'oi
maad Sale, l. 90 obs. luling common :. Fair Extra
' & OS S asOs o 70 ch saS. 90 t
n.SsS - MHkVdE 9e.E
strn aa.ted At 81 25 and Brandy VINE at So 2a
'ef tx Nj n was limited
the face OF the reduced views Of holders p tos
bushels steady opening the Of options
a a Tsak s saeRs s
Zoo qsa Ia sqS e oS SS sPo5 e Rsans
S r. "a sS Ja% s1aTSs At g &c
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