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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

- 90 Family ssdsy Packet IN bos, 81 75aso "a
~ 1T ths West si2 SoSsiS our MEATS Rather
AXIS but gs@y sSS 81 s; 2se0 h sNl
Bellies quoted a. DC for I'm aveTa ecd ana 20
Iicsl,d shoulders ti4di'c smoked DE- rs ri vs,cR
pSQulet but Nm a. c"l1sg s ShH,t ' i9y N.
Di;I,S:D n6S tri1e better and in tai "a demand
tre iods and oPtowVT i'd
heSr'er va a nrn 3llr o q" aes s50 cs 5dG4 c
~ st ear tsy sales $50 tcS &C. Apr closed
asked May closed g. ate asked sales, 30 c> 6f3@
200 Jun at o GS; 5S cS,sa at S S,s
9 25s dncs SSa 9c?S f Sad Ss 4 u
and t4os' rom s to e h g' f
demand hrm prices stat DAIRY continues stead but
f "'ns. sGa aye; wcsics S crea@fy fa@ 5a
IS Psms state to pag hall 6 and pals fancy 2aac
nSc 2oe22 90 sG SS i'e s SI @ssd PAIN fmon
lo@2ic gqGs l'%loe Goo tfr rYs sii55e
W W.T@ r Psy a amcy ls@a c6occ s
iOaloc seconds. 40 Dairy and Factory thirds, GaGec
p psr .@ Hs' fancy M5 7aisc e6ocs aioc
zoe h sae fs D'y to- GOOD aH fa2 't SS
n Isa SWSs yc 'a psiry e and a nsSt 'a'
CHEEsERahcr ea-icr on some GRADES Win imr n9m
trade demand and m0fs 'NpI a ggu ncy 9 wS
iIaIIhc; colond. lo'aiic Factory M lo2 DlVrs
g s9c common Skins, 3@ic ONO nat. ~ penn:
.ydna ,I11a T: a .% .en,d fair demanG STATE and
pennsylvania fresh. lih0l494c~ Western fresh IL
fresh IIt a IA .,c: Duck 35d CSC Goosc. $4,000
SCGAI;-RAW nchnngod In price ana very, quot
Fur refining quoted BLOC Centrifugal ~ t-,'
> II lie .. REFINED active and nrni Crushed
7.c cut Loaf. nc; Cubes 1-lGc; Powdered. o2c .
formulated. 80; Mould "a" 6hc Contecaon,r,
i ilIGa5,.c: Whlir Extra &C." 5',d5 Lice Extra
&c" Jrd5sc &C. ." 5Ld5hc; yellow, i'sa'c.
sTEARINE-In light demand. Lard, choice Western
7sec. Olcouiarga rnc- city. jasc. I,
TAII.OW- Quiet and about steady. Prime Guy quo"u
az 80. SALES. 10000 H. 80. ,, -
T. haN. scarce ana Hotlihc &" ''-lr
cis interest tran -prrd few day. The market /.
not Arm. BY any means. though no decided change III
prices have occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 20 l>pccian.-Mr. Hutchinson, VINO
predicted Wednesday night that wheat before long
would .cll cents. did little to day toward max
ng ih, prediction good Largely because OF ms De
termincd bull attitude. May wheat, which opened al
- 81 sold up q 20 - cent and closed at 20 90
May oday out,trippcd july. The latter nohth 'ioaeu
AT - t. = - cents. over cents discount. -
Louis again contributed "A good deal ~ crop ddht'
u"s- The -eaboard reported large Hour cleirdh'e,'
the three ppr'- together l wheat ana nOhI export
In. the equivalent If .5O.uOO bushels Of wheat ms
nov, made thing much easier for the bulls. lho
cables particular and but TN, Wa unicr'uovu
10 Boz because Of the labor troubles ln EngliiG ono
Of the cash grain handlers reported a sale Of 80
Northern NJ Buffalo al ~ - cents. 4 rather re-
mar.ahlc i-Trc and the exporting houses reporter
co,- siderable iuquir, for cash wheat abroad sew,
YORK. tel. -faph'd mat upward Of HOOopV DuHheI, "i
heat were loading there now and certain 10 cicir
r,..rl. so snowy a. the buying. brad>ircrts, iJr
toch II heat cast II the Rockies Of 100000 bushels
The. figure however, attracted no attention. Corn
An sympathy chiefly with wheat. wa strong. li'
r,n-c however. WAS within 81 cent. May opening
M 20 % cents ard closing al 30 cents. oats were
run up q. 3 cent. and closed : cent over the open
In. N .. cents FOR MAY. The strength was due
al;o-rilcr - little unusual buying pressure iN..
.h.rf. pr0,l,l were Irregular. The CINCINNATI
f,r.... current" estimated decrease in the pacNn.
~ fn. week In the West Of $1,000 hogs. compared
with the anne week ut wear. The trade wa, sur
prl.c. having expected an increase The figures
'.mporafily rallied ON pork which hid opened weak.
Tho trade however. Wa dull. and On" price DID not
lnd NAY wheat on the curb was 20 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
GRAIN md PRODUCE X1RhE 10
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


A further increase Of bulli,h sentiment IS TO pc
noted in the grain markets. Wheat was pirtl'"ia'i'
strong and predictions Of an advance credited to
Hutchinson. the big Chicago operator, were puoh'no"
nv Herman News Agency. These remarks eNcitcn
much comment the gi,t of the argument beng thao
the weather conditions Of the winter and spring must
Lave casloned some damage to the crop WIFI sV'''
all over the world at extremely low Hs"'o'
The oDtion pcculaion did not reach mpor ant AGucs
only 100000 bushels being dealt IN, ana inc u'u'lS
was largely local and switching in character '|ole
were tame and the export movement SLOW ou' '''
scaboarl clear,nces of amounted to $4,000 PACK
.oo. N.v future, op.red at ssd - IS cents and
rose to $50 cents ending at a fractional rva''on'
The gains scored were "a 19 dG 1ucr with oniy
1000 bushels taken by shippers and 7ooo Dushei'
for milling purpose. .,,. ,,,,h ,rbea. the
good export demand also helping to encouIaLs DuA
ius spot lots we're up = cent ana nhinnar,
took $4,000 bshcl ana At the onipon9 o4ooo D"S"'
were purchased 5000 ,,, e., each Io,s Int
there were no export purchases. The IcaIiis7 III
futures were heavy epeeoad1y IN Nay and '1 ' prnr
pal buyer wa, believed to be Hutchinson Net gains
were held at the close Of 3rol- cent. NO. A.,
points higher ut the end and the other months were
l02 points better
The aa9 quotations were r,r as follows Nav "A "a:
.rune "a: .uy. - -: December, - "a cents.
Corn March 96 - april, 81 -; May 81 -
Uat-- March, % April p IS; May, - % june
" Lard Ipril. se4t: May, Sc A; June, 50 20 July
sG 81. Octohc~. - 81.
The receipt, Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
AT Sew York. Haltmore Philadelphia and Boston
wcr~. 4, follows Wheat 81 Oh bushels corn. go ~
bushels. oats l412ei bushels total an, 10 az
waikce and Il. Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat,
42.o-3 bushels, corn, Gi3i3o bushels; oats l50'
hn-hc'' total sTain' 725'-cJ bushels Hour -7'''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21

July e7sde7sc oats very active ana hsce er S0sc
f nnrsvc a1s Iay ag prairie % 5Cdss tmGspy
s i 40 Ba,te rm creamery Soa3'e d sll a 30
s g''eS SoT s firm at 81 Goei 80 whisky Ta dS
81 %. Provisions very qTcc MN p 600 bis
wheat 600 BUSH corn 2O2 ogo bush os do ~ wv Yh
= 900 bush corn, 10000 BUSH oats ooV0o o''"' -
oco Dhsn Norb WHEAT dim higher cash sl'
May S3c jaly 79i.c; Ausua 5st ".ct C c,ih 3d. 3d.
coyer.ed active firm cash 50 80 April - 80 g. 3C os
ber SO so. Receipt Wheat - u oS," coverseed
bags shpme9ts-wheatt I%S oc conyerseod 1868 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


CoFFEETheIe was qac, market o' l'c %, on h unn
ruoted lSs,e sales. 600 bags No. - l7c Mia Grade,
III light demand options wrir les c\citd t",daj ana
tine Speculation showed a decided falling OH. Neahnes,
Prevailed the outset owing 70 further drlm' ia
iayic and Prices broke ga 10 points; but TN, was Gi-
owed bv liz, q lJ0oj points stronger late cable
closing however with slight reaction from the highr-t
i.avre lower but closed with recovery
Of ] #. Hamburg dropped - ptrS early bit ciosrd
s'cadier Rio STEADY and exchange 3hhht ihtl,i
A. 2,isc. Regular first $50 good second 100 ~
exchange priNairl. 81 irc,.ps,' iuoV3 Dn, To-
a;aropc > 600 bag total stock. $1,000 bags santc.
~..',.,n,l 600 raV. Uncertain Receipt, at Rio
July 1850 March 10. 1900 5sioce oag' .o s1 ooo
ags receipts July J. 1888? n March 10 $3.50
- coo bags: time 1855? iluOO bags AN
time 1858 s,5 bag. Total sale here to-day, $1,000
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RAILROADS..
| Eliiuii VALLEl RAILROAD.

PAS>i Nhl.E TRAINS lcaN, fooi Of coitandt and Des
ll,--,, -t. follows
a. n. a.. >lat.uft0n and mt rmed ate points.
a. Do. fNg GENEVA. Lyons Elulfa Roche Buffalo
and the Wet. anal principal Local points thsr car -
Lyons and Pullman car 20 Nu-lrrlsul 81 de.
20 a for MalDh OhNu. Iii lItrii.r ate points.
~ L. and a. Junction and int, rm, date points
Cha r Nlicl tnfaN.
.. for runAhannoch ami intermediate points Char
10 IunNhannOck. Connect On 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
80 D. l,uira AMI PRINCIPAL intermediate po.r l..
Chalr ear 20 Mikc-harrc and pullman sleeper 10 Sus-
pension Bridge.
.. i1r stating .n and Intermediate points.
10 p. 81. for Nau'h Chunk and intermediates points.
Connection t. Reading and Harrisburg.
b. for 6nurNt. Lyon. llulft, rochester. BnNaio
fc st. luinan sleeper TO LioAn ana Susl en- ion
Bl4.-'.
Trains leaving AZ a. m. n a. M T. ~. aud 10
d. m connect all points Nahanoy AMI llafl,iOn coal
ftrlol, ...... .. .....,.-.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
" for MaUch Chunk. ilat!c'ol and Int rmcd ite
points ard tor Shcnsnioi IN ana 't mediate points
10 A. Do. Tor Nau,h thun, AID Inter dlate points.
,. ~. FOR Geneva. Lyons Llniit Rochester. buffalo
and the Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
- lnnnrnl Easinrn Onlcc al RrOldMaY.
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'' General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
>VEor SHORE RAILROAD, \. \. c.

\NE0T NIIUKL KAlLhUAD, \. !. c. K
w H. X. r. X. Coz Le-,ee.-irainS leave West I'D st
station. NewNor". oliors and fifteen inmate. earlier
from foot of Ja,-st. y T. Chicago. Detroit. London.
Hamilton - 90 a. III. . 10. - - -. M. st. Louis.
> 10 - 10 ga Toronto 80 SO a NJ To- 10 D. IN.
rails sycu,e UTICA and principal mterncdmte stations.
a. . 10. y ID q. and 1 30 a
Tor TIA only KINGSTON Siusortio, tatsxll Albany
- 80 = 10 .o:o3 "a 80 and ;, I. IS is,
10 u. Ncwburg. 10 Il a M. 10. : e.,
20 30 III 70 p. m Ha'erstraw. - a. m. IS
- D. m. ELEGANT Sleeping Cars for Buffalo. Niagara
Iali,, Toronto nr,rS 'h'asS and 81 Louis DAILY.
SUNDAYS. "a - i-atc Jrr,,N iu = Il T. station,
all 20 a. m. 3 40 y. Hohoken West shore station
Information. apply onrcs: RrooSl,n 3as WaShneto1,
st. 40 tultonst Annex Oncr. foot OF Fulton--t New.
nors al r SSs 7ss and -. broadway -
Shore stations foot ~ West iod.~t foot Of Jay,st
y r. WestcotH Express calls for and check. baggage
from hotels ana residences. &. T.. IAMRFRT Grncral
Passenger AGENT Nandcrbiltave. y V.
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y FOOT q" L .l1' l.; ,, ST., N0KiA RIVER
49, 100 a r.. Tor fa'on B'tnish.m. Allentown. MaucA
aqaa ShrnoAn. Sunbui,. L,w ,bars. wil.smspoft
town AID Mauch CAuuN '''' A
Ansa NaSn c1ana a'9 ,n h;AI rSsa
M. TART unrt 10 l,Nllr ianaqul shanosn, sun.
o. D.. %. ior tlenn5ton ta,on. Batnichcm. Allen.
town HnD'@ o r Ea a Fe" Ha nS's A a s
'hGnS6 'f'i ,a,oa 'Ialn1i NlAnoN sin
Beheh,m aDt Allentown $50 T. mo- for >on.,rslile and
- = ul. Tor ra.ion H,thlohcm. Allentown Meueh
ohunN' t',sn'mg nMn,,lnIs ~, On sundays at 80
90 4. M sundays. for iasion, Bethlehem. Allen.
GO, p. NJ. SUNDAYS, for fa,ton Bethlehem. Allen.
Srsyc rcst iesaa s. sls Is .'S 100 90.
90 y. sunday trains Do not stop ocean Grove OF
:, rer Monmouth Reach. scabrlah. etc. at 80. SIS.
For Atlantic Highlands Va Ma,awan and keypo,s
Az 49, 10 80 a. r.. 90. I 90. 80 p. sundays.
For Lakewood 80: rs a. m. 90. 80 4:2o. 90
ror Toms River and Birncgat 80. SIS am. 90.
nei A, x p city 90 H. 90 Through
o0 For v INLAND and hr sis Snr' 30 90
or frserOd' iso. SIS IL Is H. 90 CO. o. o.
tor rsr'h Agbey 80. 200 SIS, 1890 ll:15a.m
90 90 . 90 no. q To- : 30 p m. SUNDAYS o 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AMI
49,, c..,.,, =, =. WASHINGTON.
r. T. and Baltimore and olo L. T. ''' and Reading
c FOR ra.ad, @ as 90 %, 30 II 90 a m 20
f s N,sS 80 soa co. "a % 80 Pii m
eep, qg n@ore and Washington s,y a, 30 II go e.
30 an Gi!ns a. 45 II 20 80 = 90 SsG oo
negSOn for Reading ar,6u.s roteyfT N have con-
IA q % FAY 1H.ssa"sy a
SswYorS s pfF ra%Dfcf c a1ESn Will cal. f.,
BAGGAGE from hotel residences WIZ 'A' LOT and cheek
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Mem publications.
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book pamphlet form. devoted heartily
the interests Of darymen and tn" producers Of milk
and cream for sale in the large ciics me systems
practice Boston, New YORK. Philadelphia. ChicsgO
Syracuse London. and other cities. fully de-, rbod
Constitutions OF various Producers Mons given
also laws relating to sale Of milk proceeding q rec MT
in and NewY statistics 81 N" bust
etc. ctc. etc. faimcrs living ~ counties adjacent
70 all citp vii, BE- interested. Published by Tho
New-lork Tribune Price 30. copy.
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I'd I'D ft'.f NiNli- INs'f anu Nl''
iq va fairy a,e ATTENDED ,, ri'h i ,oa H. o
thi- crp and ,9' point; oa nN crop 'gn,' c,d m,
roitrd an aa' an,g q Ia Ign' ana ma, " o l A. a.
''bu.l' motor SAL $500 'aie,
Cio-inc p5cc-. Hlrhe.t. Lowest Sale
P.i ISss.iSM iiS S& 1873 1923 a 20"
Hour ANp MEAL-tLo9GR ,Ee.'d -iieos'r . 'ni
eaass Mn ~. .i ~ ~ rid de.a i' o
,, III ,,e5 'ess '',' ,si otrr. $50 bought n,r
Hoy '' Sa., - 5oo li.- 10 60 Tor ssyos, ncu
MN g. = Joosi 30 tof o., "r't lni'e" 30, i.
~irs, p i5es5 SO ii.. sup'faa, = io~.- 30.
400 LbI- line. Il 50 so. cao-to'- ,'i'
- % Low I,r.. y i,os- o. WHIT "h'a. 10" fI'.o
- 30. r.;ra,- ordinary O. choc - -;4s' 80. fla. -
. N'p ~ ,. -o Nv n,,,. -,.ta 3'
70 'ho.e' - ,;5sG{s 30 a., a. -sas5 -.
- $50 M,lnet ,o,'i ~ 50! ILL., -, }. NJ . ''
pr >ilpns re = +; 10 =. . ~, *, '"'
EYh TLorE1n moderate 70 o. Sal, o., bl' -, ,att
vas Z se.S i-o oa.,. % a, 81 81. ''' cKw1Hi
fL1i na season a,u, o,,l quoted a. - u ~
en q1o, =. - sss5 g. aa n.ani rile . 81, sa.,.
/ 100
GtAIN Wiz d.. cd 'a.l.n. ~ J." ~. .,,
',rtt occurred t'.-.. 'n. D,'" ,'i.. ,.-,1
i-' i I'D i % ~ .'',' ~ 'I. go ,., .....
i.-- a. -N . = ''-i 49, 49,. . ,. -.' h.
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noHlia 49, 90 'N''' ~. H'r'.,fi - '', ~ ''
No Nh 'i-l. '''"
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nr - -''..' 10. ANfi-i' 7f''t'' -.'i'- -
o. 49, piri ifi ~ goo 'ri. ~ '
closing - -N--r. go N'i" |l'"i sing a. 49,, 10 j. ~
''r rG.-f7, .r CLOSING - p ~ i'l = 'Ni
ir j. hrt Western Ia 'Yt'. N'c- qn"''l o. -. ID. o.
STAT. o. b q .Ai %. i'-r HAltl-i. J. o.
lnt co., md ltl - $500 f.t-I ~'4' rIii 80 '''
... BARLEY MALI Dull ago. non" ', l'-. nominal
COR. Tended hglrf o. dlt n- iriN'n''' D.. fnN
-t..ctl n wheat L. t,lt- f.r W,-t continued largo
= f.tf..f fff.tf. lash AZ II
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RAILROADS..
N EwYoRxxCz N1RA!
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

Fourth Ave. ANA ia ~, Ne" Aorh'
THE ONLY RAILROAD 81. non ~ THE CITY
LILA H. al rO-LO"S I'm.
$50 A. VI. rASI N-lOhh SIAIL EAfNESS-
u.e Az [ anandagu : 20, Bulalo . 20 y. ~.
g.JU A.. VI. CHICAGO NESIIBCLE LlMlIED-dus
1910 A. VI. SOUTHWESTERN VEsTIBULE LIN
IItD-dGe Cincinnati ) :O5' indianapolis 10 80 a. m''
n 20 - H. WfSiERN DAY EXPREsS-daily except
sundays Train leaving Saturdays does not run
800 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EHPREssodue Chicago
1900 II. VI. FAST NiGHr ExPREss-ior Rochester.
'orf,lo Niagara Ials and the West. -
,rRATY UTICA. >YKACU 81, ROCHESTER, BIF.
nIIo AND NIAGARA FALLS-5 90, 800. 70 30,
II 80 A. m, 90, 10 90 D. M, also so D. m Albany
Nfwgf ~, GENEVA AND CANAXDAGUA1,ts; 80.
III so a. M rs 80, 10 90 p n, - T. 90 m i sht
TROY SARATOGA. ADIRONDACk MOI y IA,llNS ~
MoNTREAL.-t5 80 a. m $50 D. M ai79 Troy w.
30, 10 80, ii 80 a. m, 3'5O o'oO' iVVO b. "-'
prlEKSH IkE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
For tickets and space In Sleeping Cars, apply at franc
Central Station, al Nos 40 100, ~ ana BoadNay
park Place, OS West l2jtnst. and l3othst station,
Nv YORK 1888 Washin gOnst. 12O FultOn-st, and 3Jd
i,.d,ord.aVa r.. D., Brooklyn.
" calls for ana checks baggage from
no,o. and residences through 70 destination.
Dauv except Sunday. Daily except saturday. Othe
trains daily. , ,,o.o ,oo,,,, -, q N . M a.,c
-, 10 D. III. and II 90 midnight, stop az l35thst
s'1uH N TOrCrY GEORGE H. DANIELS.
"N'-' ffenn Passenger Agent.
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THE TARIFF OF 1852.

A pamphlet Of 20 pages. bv 10 inches 20 the paer.
giving the duty article under tn present tariff
md showing also the Who'll free list ntrOdrct give,
brief review OF The whole tarf legislation OF tho utri
from the becnniuc OF the Government Tho nl"~
every article dualc free IN 1883 and Iss.. are
for the sake Of reference ana Tho amount Of dn'y
collected each article Also the total imports 81 each
since 1871. Giving also summary Of fIc Mills
bill and the Scnae tariff bill Price l. cents postage
raid. Published BY The Tribune.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

Extra. in pamphlet FORM published by Tho Tribune.
containing the thme account Of the wreck Of the Aneii
can Ships ard the gaantry II iho Yankee
also including settlement OF Okshoms John town
Disaster" "Amcrican '.lsi> Abroad" with -t q those
who married titles abroad 'liunting Stories -
'Amcrca's New Navy" with full list of the ship
their dimensions armament, etc. ETC., etc - cents .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-21
IN TENNYSON LAND. BY John Cunning Walters
With twelve plates. evo PIP. 10. Scnohci
a. Wexford

IN TENNYSON LAND. BY John Cunning Walters.
With twelve plates. $40, PIP 10. S''oAcr
d Wexford.
The subtitle of this volume intimatcs that it
is "a brief account of the home ana carry suT-
ronndinrs of the Poet Laureate. and an attempt
TO identify the scenes and trace the influences
of Lincolnshire in his works Such an under
taking if based upon ascertaincd facts, would I'M
doubtedly he interesting, but in the present case
the supposed identitications of places with poems
have already been declared wholly imaginary
and without warrant by the poet himself His
son. Mr. IIallam TcnnySon, writing on behalf
of the Laureate declares that Mr. Walters has
drawn altogether too freely upon his fancy.
1t is even denied that poems such as The May
Queen The Brook" etc, refer especially to
Lincolnshire.
The attempt by Mr.. Walters 10 discover al
lusions to real persons in the dramatic poems is
with equal emphasis repudiatcd. Neither in
"Lecksley Hall nor in The Northern Farmer"
are there any portraits Mr. Ialam Tennvson
serts The "Moated Grange" does not correspond
10 any Lincolnshire hahitation either in short the
whole fabric of Mr.. WaltersS book is denied sub
stance. OF course. this affects It's valne consider
ably though it may be questioned whether the
desire TO localize poetry in this way is not 70
he deprecated There is much sympathetic and
picturesque description in the book, and the H.
Illustrations are good. while the abundant quota
tons from the poets works sufficiently APP
posite to show that some color for the authors
imaginings at least exists. That Tennyson should
not have drawn upon the Lincolnshire scenery
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