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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

fed Calves Sac Westerns. and 5dsc 70, common 70
prime Veas with an extra Calf or two selling at ga"
Dressed Calves in fair supply aud trine firm Coun
trvdre,.od Vcas sold 7dlO2c litnc Calves az @2l
Gao city dressed at safe dew selected l22cl' dfSs'u
Westerns at jaa7c 40 ,a c.i,o. oe2
, s%c,,ga 5 % rST X Veal. IL H. at &c DO
los H. At &c - DO I55 ,, at Sc. ,oo oto
$50 n at &c IS do. 1+3 n at Sc ,.o. ., vo,-,,,es
Hume { Mullen % Western Calves ana ieafHhs''
500 SHEEP III AND LAMBs-Receipts carloads OF 1913
head carload. at s0thst and carloads at Jersey CIV
Market Arm with common 10 prime sheep selnS az "a
- ~ per 100 n and good choice Lambs AZ 80 oOd:
No spring Lamb, in market this week Noilha quo''-
'oT brSd MUTTON sady at SAGE with selected heavy
wethcrs selling in a small at 9ac; dressed LAMBS
"'' william Haley West SIDE butcher. has suspended
novnont with Indebtedness (yarously estimated rom
10000 81 600 To- como seven or ctht Ol ~ Tbs
en"ntS duo a, reported by creditors, range from
DO 10 e. $50 and are well distributed Par ot the
Mr. Haley accustomed to buy his stock ana pay Tor
II a. rule in seven days time without gong
through the formality ~ giving tine ti,SA ne IL
he has money. and ~ there are no HIsDle '"o
editors will have ar easy IA settling up matters
Sale.- DilieWEack { Dewey * state sheep 90 n aver.
ac. ~ - pcr 100 ia State Lamb. = n. At - 40
hume Mullen ga Ponnsylyania Lambs 50 n, at :.
; PCnnsyvania Sheep 104 =, az - 90; BUCK i4o H.
Sherman wnker.on 1872 Kentucky sheep 20 n.
Il 1Cio,Ins: oo7 Western sheep 100 n. at s. 50;
~ pidcooK { Sons ~ Kentucky sheep lI2A N. az
AZ Al l4j Western do ls p. at - Is ~ Kentucky
WOTS-Ilocep;s - carloads q 7osG held-S1 car,oaas
omnsy aIo A. * 7ois4 Tor fair to good hogs
Country dressed at 6d62c for lEht UPPER Jerseys
I'VE sho Sc good heavy do and 4H4c for rough heavy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. g. p. m-lhe sGea Oh Il' uaS H'i"uT1
BOO bales American. ,,.,,,.. Ia,
Futures cC.ed barely steady. American lidlinx low
ard February delivery o64d sellers February and MsISh
i66id5 l7.6id April aad Nay deyey; 2o04d seller ,
Nav and Junc delivery c2CidJ 23.dd June ahG July
d. ery 3iGi al e5.64d July and August deliver,
oG4G5 27.ttd; August and September delivery, 2iO'd
o,avc,:on Jan. G.-Cotton steady; middli1e > duo
low mlddline 1916; good ordinary l,ioe, h' c aa
-alrs Use stock, 12G3Oi anu, n. -. o,d
Pr :, receipts 2273 bales exports coasWse, 'ol SUES
S,[aI tah jan G. Cotton quiet niddlng. Sac low
rdInr So good ordinary. 7ec net ana Rro>s ece lDS
100 iale,: exports France, 5O02; coast"se, 2'OO
salrS $50: stock 1902 III .--,... is4,,,,
Orlcan- Jan. GCotton quiet and steady nldoitg
o. low midIlne rood oraiIar 1'sc not rt'
20 a. bales ero p CSC experts to Greg Britain 9Sc2
85i 10. Thursday January z, IS Legal holiday here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TaE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE OfTH
Troin. Icaye az :OllOwsi

TaE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rHE CfTR L
Trains leave as iollowsi e.cr.A
10 A. n.-yASI MALL For Albany, ICca' SJ'-~"
rochester Batavia and Bgualo.u, ?, UNITED due
1000 A. M.-CHICAGO NEs1IBCLE LiNAAND'
1855 s a. & Ks nf 6&Y ExPREssDay except
400 Soou,-soUTHwEsTERY ..vEsTIByyLEIo LII M.
IrED-Due Cincinnati 10 90. Indianapolis II ~ ." 80"
$50 p P'l NM. 10 BrH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED,
Due at Detroit at 9:l5 a. NJ Chicago ''o y 'O AN
800 r. M-FAST WESTERN EXPRfsSiEEDue Chica"
% Ipcinnnn7 20 :, X NJ MoSETiREAL AND BUF.
s15 +. II.NFHSf ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX'
FRtSs-Due indianapolis II 20 p H. HeA' I'' ="
NEWBgRsH Is R ~ %.
III Is M IS 80 So IS p also t9 ao POssh r;
befR'e ,oI y oG aSSn s 60 pa nj Is Is
?S9 70 go 10 % oo 10 3 0 III rs a. NJ 70 90
Ai noon, 10 80 S. $50 co. IS IS. 80 o;l5 H
sS55 : g. 2a g. 5oS 60 30 g. 80 i e
UIfCA AND SYRACUsE-f7 :45. 10, 10 90 tI9 S So
m. Il 100 noon. so. q 700. 30 40 D. H. w 'oo
RoCl hhEsTER-oIo. 10 100. 40 30 n. Il 90 noon.
BUFFtLo5 10 81 1906 o. flo 81 a H. Z 90 noon. So
NIAGARA fAIIsPPo 10. 1000 40 30 a. m. 70 Oa
Apaf 925 70 SS9 ~ p MoxTREA1-7a
ArBittRsSSa GEXEyK' &ND c5iiSASDA A1gIO 10 90
BrR TX 81 e. uL Is ViR T mAE% "Divisfos-
Il, 10 ,sss and = So p q Sleeping Car. apply a. Grant
PARK Place So West l2jtn.s and l3sth..t .tat9n Ss..
%2. Sc B.'Ra 81 Fs$$: ,nf sss 81
hos sSd ,sdc cc' Srs l0t ' ahson
DAILY except, Sunday: 9Dany except Saturday.
o'hsf SoHs TAIN, main, run eS daily those 10
70 cofS nam. o 3'} 80 cn't s55
va Hh z 20 Tndnghs stop IS, street sat,Sp
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
LIVE srocK MARKErs-nY rELEGEArH.

purslo Ian G-Cattlc- Receipt, for the .a't - hours
400 head total for thus far $3.50; Tor .amc tln'
lat week 7s2O consigned through $40 an u ~ , ~
an slle 20 head. market nrn. Sh'ep ana lhhpH-h,
cript~ for the "A houfs 200 mead t'tat 40, N'h
hl'- far 1900 time lat week, IloUV colr
stoned through $500 all 10 YORK on sac, -.VO'
hc,d market frri IIoes-ReceIt for th' ist - hot
Stn I'D o,, FOR wck mus H. 81 $50 for safar time
a,t week AZ $50 consigned though. 4,Jio an % NrW
Vet. on soc -oO head market INN mediums hc2tN
and mixed ~ 90as+ 90; hcavy loIkeis' :" o'af' %
"EHy w. I,r d Tho Evening Journal - reports
Estimated receipts coo head market aitiT
and prce. steady a, c0npIrcd with yesterday ana >h'
higher as COMPARED with week the stcnf'n 'p'thH ~
ID and classes Iog~-Recept>. $4,000 h"h1t H. sign
,, Mn I,dnc hacking uoint- los 600. market lower
hackers ~ OOG - 20. HIGHT ~ 6oat3 % PIN" h,IH
and hurler WEIGHTS 81 750t3 - pigs t5dy' 90 She
~Rercip- 600 head IN good demand ail1 st'aIY' 49,,
St Louis Jan. O-Cattic-l'ccpt~ lSNu ntaa MI. mp
pc,t. 100 plrkrt good % faucy hatN' steer .
= 5Ods5 10 fair good d. ~ 9ua - 90; st,ckei. '
fc.d... - Og q -: Texans and lndian- - -'c - 10
rIocs-K Receipts 500 head shipment 500 h'ad w
market steady ar To- cho,r n"Ny - e. N
-ocepts 1900 head market strong good to choiee
n al u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE on fhlCEo
The visible supply of refined petroleum on Decemoei
81 at the seven principal Continental ports OF Eurokc
is reported at $4,000 Barrels, an increase over the
preceding wear of 10000 barrels. The amount taken
for consumption from the same ports from july u
December 10 was 2sOs 900 barrels, a decrease OF
81 900 barrels. .,. .o.o l,,,.,
The crude certificate markets YESTERDAY were H que,
not important although the wildwood district i sun
promising an increase in yield AZ the STOCK EAGnansc
there were sales Of 5000 barrels IN Naone lIalisn
Certificates al 73 cents and OF 10000 Buckeye GER
titcates at II T. net loss Of Ia cent. There were
salcs Of $4,000 National Transit options at the Con
s~ildated I0ard at "a I4G7f 1904 cents net loss
of = cent. Refined oil was firm at 1.4O Genus III
barrels and $40 cents In cases. Foreign Quotations
were: Antwerp, II "a francs; Bremen GAO marks
Innhnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
JANUARY SL-TWELE fA"Eo

$40 25ass So demand and Arm sssse SoS ssc
f. o. b. FlaXseed firm and higher at IL 10 besu hisheI
frm but quiet at a 05 bid. Butter dull weak ana u
changed Eggs steady at 100 l9ec. Cornmeal unchnggd
Whlskey II IA Baggng and cotton ties unchsneeu;
Prosonshc market opened weaker but later sScT
and dyanccd Pork. new mess, 80 10 lau nIsnei o
- rs Dry salt meas-Boxed shoulders. "a - longs anu
RIBS IS % short clear, S. 372 Bac9p-BSXea sn br,
ders 75Hs4 81. longs and ribs, 80 622 20
clear IS 75ds5 81. hams nrn and unchanged' =, 6oo
ceipts-FlOur bbs wheat, 10000 bush cori
buih oqt, IS coo hush harley 1000 bush. Shipmentss
Flour 600 bbls wheat 10 900 bush corn % OVO push
oats, 600 bush rye 900 bush barley, lOO0 DUE, Ian
TOLEDO 6-Wheat active and lower cash anu SS@
May JsJ,c; juno 81 OOs, July 80 atcc
ust 9oc Corn dull steady cash SIC NAY, 90 ssb
oats quiet cash, iic Ci0yerseed dull ana sesuy p,Sr
- y5 February ~ 40 March - 40 hecelpte-rloust
10 Js 594 bush - $50 bush to hSsh
3S5 bags. ShpmcntS-Flour, l25 bols "Iea" i'o'' ~
corn 900 bush cloverseed 225 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
l ElllGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASsENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ans
Desbrosscs follows:
a. for Slatiugton and intermediate points.
m. Tor Geneva, Lyons, Elna, Roc hester Bufals
and the West PottsNiln ana prn pl local points. ChAi
car TO Lyons and pullman ear u suspension Bridge
q: 20 a. n. for Nauch Chunk and int rmrdate points.
II for l.. and y. Junction and intermediate points
Chair To- Mauch Chunk .
D. m. for runkhannoch and intermediate point, Chali
10 Tunkhannock Connection 20 Beading and Harris
burg -.
Chair TO Wnkcsbarre ana Pullman sleeper Su-penso
Bridge
80 p. for POttsyie. Mauch Chunk and In, ermedt
ate points Chair 10 Mauch Chunk
10 D. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poln~
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg.
p. N. for Geneva, Lyons ElmrI, Rochester Burs.
and the West Pullman sleeper u Lyons and SuspanS~
Bridge.
Trains leaving at = a. NJ II q. m. | D. m and SY
y. connect Tor all points In Mahanoy and Haleon coz
regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS. -
a. m. for Mauch Chunk lIaileton and intermeds.
points, and IL a. m for Shenandoah and mtermedh"
lOnts
10 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points -.
y. IN. for Geneva LYONS. Emira. 10 hester Bun.ss
aud the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspen"
Bridge
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Thc supply Of brick about
equals the demand which serves 70 hou pI.S d. ~ -
90 . for up-riyer hard and - j0ds1 - Or jersey ~
erstraw hard 1886 so, Fishl $3.50 pat; = "a
front sol Trenton do So Ro,endae cement SidTi 90
per Dbl American Portland - 10 - q English toIt
land - 5OaS2 co. German Portland g 5oas2 80 ZOE:
snd sCmmG4 linz go per per co, ann ad u fS Gnhhs
aths g 25gs2 80 pr 1000 goat han --@-'' of OO'
CHICORY-Dun and unchanged. seeliS's Yellow Paper:
594a5,c II. 5. genuine granuatcd 3-e Iayof Bf''h'f
t0CoA"ouist but quoted steady. Bahia. 13c Caracas.
l4d15c; Trinidad, 13Le Guayaqul. 1871 ...
COOPERAGE STOCk-Incle II a .nt NOV .n''n
ao..s ssy s a5os0" and ana aS"p
SHOCKS and Heads % .nch ~ 7oasi @G.inch ~ -
asI 10; old Shocks and new Head $Snrh 81 Goa SC@
Rum Shocks and Head> SO Rum Pipes - 5O4 So; EMPTY
Hogshead, 81 % Hoops II feet, s3oGs@'; l. feet '2
CoFFEE-s teadlness prevailed in Brazil sroyth' On ne
spo, aud trading was 9ole;acy agtN,: . go Hl'
to 40 at i7l2c for 40 : also 600 bags No to ar.
bnc: arscaibo 200 bag. SfTanla 10 bag Central
HTerIcan private terms in the option line there wa
arket tnded lower on di,couragfng foreign account,
ing of steady. Hayre closed L ir lower Hamburg wa
unsettled Jipusry being l. pg better wmle oheIs Were
somewhat easier in Instances London al.P irre5ulS
SsS cd March rs Cd; april. Is Cd May, Us sd
June 70s Sd stock III santos January 900 oaSs
Isst weekly cable Drcember p the 1s Of the month
a. 600 hays total shipments Rio Europe during the
East monn 80 600 bigs actual shipments from Santos &
u 10 the the Onh, nil to'a shipments from SAINT
10 Europe during tic past month. $4,000 Days tota
month 600 bags. Rotterdam. Jan 6-Arriyals al tu
,oaon mort. during month. OIL 900 bags deliveries al
European ports dgr9T a o @og S s os a i 5cTa
day q 80 bags. as lOIoNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
TILE TR ABE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan 6 (spcclal).-Thc best sort OF outside
news did not save wheat bulls today May opened
Al o. | = sold to %. and closed AT ~ -. ~ n',
all along been a weak feature that inc short -.
was Inadequate Corn declined about 'chi; DcIinh
weak on large receipts, 49, cars, ana the smail tIl'
NJ oprued at 53 | /, sold at 81 :, mi clp9cd az
So There wa, persistent buying OF oIls "
hutchinson vet the close showed niue ueCilhr
Ma otercd Al - - and closed at - l = HOG"
aI, evidently on the move again. There were 1oO2' AZ
The wards Thu morning. and $1,000 are eApccted on
Wcdno,dav Nav pork sold from I'll 30 10 ~ :, :
NAV lard from - - 10 81 -, MAY ribs from - :, 10
:, 70 The close wa, at the bottom. Put, on NAY
wheat were 963 8, calls % 3-4, puts on play corh
IL cnlls 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
ROSToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. G.There ma, been GOOD stesuy uelsu manu-
and nin market for grades q wool In ono Wool
there have been Of and Xxx and aboI a. o3a3tS'
Michigan sell at 29c and SOC j. asked for 40 l. tomg.
ing woods are firm a. 10di2c; Ohio NM deaine az 3oa
g. lie and Michigan fine de,linc at 3id31c territory
wool has been In fair demand with sales 81 me AT oOa9C
OF fine medium 60,. and 81 medium az of1ooe,
clean TrXas California and oregon woods have beeA IN
steady request but show change IN p.ces oet ilms
al 23a25c and average At l1d2lo In pulled WOODS eI
has been steady trade. and sales have oeeh dr VI
choice supcr5 400l5c. Of fair o 5000 SPers az
and Of extra at -2Q30c. Foreign woods nave Deeh qu''
lAlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

has been a gut Of Western geese lot "h'cn V'
is very little call at very low price,
MILK AND CREAM
The daily average receipts OF milk and cream al inc ul
ferrrt railroad distributing point, and near tnls Guy
the week nave been follows: EIle. foo' C't'o
milk rs cans OF condensed milk and 121 cans OF SLeail
Su.guchanna $40 Of milk and % cans Oh Ill
pcnn-yiVans Poucbkccp-r Boston. AZ cans OF ui,h
NV YORK Central and Harlem. $50 cans OF MIX, ~
can, OF condensed cans OF creain I'd
40 cans OF milk and OF cream New r,
Hartford OjC cans milk, New York ClSy anu
80 cans milk; ontario ana western 003S cs,s M
mix and S. can, cream. West shore, lu'o
milk and Of cream Newler-ey tehgra 90 hor,
OF milk and 10 con. cream; and by nl-celldheouS M
route, $50 cans milk and 80 cans OF creinL | -,
total daily supply been lG,1i2 cans oil nlIh -Uo
corden-sd milk and 81 cans Of cream. Inc az Pc,n
paid for H. surplus thc platforms has 1ceh ~ ~ V
~ 40 quarts Iho MIX Exchange price for January "a,
heen nXed at 81 81 Of 40 quarts or cent? qu'l
nor no cents a can less than the December price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
Az E,T SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. C. &

w H. Il. Il. r. Co., Less Trains leave West i2d.st
Nutn follows ana 20 minutes
he Zoo, OF Jay.-t. New YORK Hamilton. London Detroit
ana ,h"S2 ~ 10 a. n'' ioront, iic.I, 10 p w. y
- rs d. M Buffalo Rochester Suppression Bridge Nags.
-, AM. Syracuse. 20 10 II a. ,
- a. T. M, and Al go NJ. only to tpca Kings.
tom 4 40 . Is 10 rs all 20 - 90 b IS and
- is p. m. Cat-hl ana 'anN =" 80, - rs hob.
all 80 a. M; ~ 90 % 10 - L. r. M ttanston, West
10 IS an 80 q. No. y II - 90 80 IS Is IS 81 80
Ia III u. Montreal ana canada East. a. m
% rs pm. Elegant NcrWng car' Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails
Detroit Chicago and st Louis on all through trains
Leave l,rooalNu. VIA BROOKLYN Annex alO 80 a. m !:
5 10 p,n. Jersey cay. =. h. X station IL 20 a. m
r 80 u. m. pI!Y. Daily. except SATURDAY. All other
trains except SUNDAY. For tickets timetables par.
Tor sleeping cor rotation, or Information apply
o Broua}n SIX Wa,hip R'on-st. G20 FutOnst An.
nrN fulfor--t. New York City-l 1854 49,
"a" l21I Broadway ll3 BoWrry, Il Park Place % West
l25h-- ana Wet Sho' stations loot OF Wc- lydst and
foot Jayst., North River. c. T.. LAMBERT General
Passenger Agent Vanaerbiltave.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
or, MARKETS.

Oil CITY, Penn Jan G-Natonal Transit cetti nS'
sales II 600 bbl, clearances $4,000 dds chaTtes'
10 0i7 bbs shipments. 1Ol 26 bels runs ". 5i9 DBL
Pittsblrg Penn. Jan. 6.-PetrOleum Irregular lower
National Transit certificates opened at 14sc closed a.
1870: highest 75isc lowest. 184c . -..a.o,.s
bradford Penn. Jan G.-NatOnal Transit ceruncstes
opencd az 7l7sc closed 73llc highest 75isc lo"eso
13j clearanccs $50, 600 bbl4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

TIyoTn00I Ian - D. m.-l0It and pow ln pool De
mand Ham, IN fair demand Bacon in good demand
about 1. o. Is ~ firm at 2I> 3d. Chec' IN poor o.
. ~, Inv ,n.br DEMAND 'Cot:on.ecd OIL Liverpool re
dn,d -,.adv AZ l.. "a Ro-in IN fair d.mand laid ~,
poor demand prime w -efn spot ana
Januarv ,cady AT 2s sd February and March ,tesGy O.
40. Wheat i'm good demand. new No winter htul a.
=. ID Flour-The demand f. improving. Corn-Spot IN
iar demand future, IN good demand mixed WeseIh rpo
h., A. =. did Januafy nrr - sd January new i AZ
3 3,d February firm 3, l.d. Hop, az London-Pach'
Co.'S. in poor deUand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
NJ EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ KAILwAY.-rrsn, leave West t2dsL follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot o. JlN-st 90 NJ tr
Middlctown EllcnNc. Liberty. Delhi. Norwich, oneida
Oswego Chicago: 80 p. M, for CAM boil lrlll Middle
town, Ecnyile. Liberty 70 Is p. fo Mddletown LD
ery Walton. Oneida Central Sluars oswego Rochester,
Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago. 81. Louis Daily. All
other daily except Sundays. Tickets time tables S5
broadway. J. G. ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent
lO Exchange Place, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending January G, 1891.
MEANS AND PEAh.

Receipts Tor IN" week: Bcans go pkgs peas l4o
hush Export Beans. G93 pAg> a. 1lS Dds I'm.
port. 44J6 pHc- hln~. WITH The ,Nccptioh Dl s.E
impfoycmrnt in the home obhing demand, there is no
change n the general condition ~ The mUk't le'eipH
are moderate the bulk 81 the domestic goods ARE OF duat
.ittrr discolor.d -o't Of snail size and Ner" j. a
dl.to,tlon 70 hod choice lot, about steady Such STOCK
A. /, unnt for Jobbng trade has uncouony duII sa'
AID values ave entirely nominal. Green peas urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
ELAWARE, LACkAW ANNA AN
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Lluo. Nrsupul'u lulHel NO''"o
"a. m.-Buniio ana O,wrco LAprs,, VA Paterson Ior
water tap Ntr1udsburg. scranton, Bnghanton
ifh1r, Elmir,. tOinnL Blth panNulr. Shcr-
burnc NatcryIie Kichnld springs. tica. MI Morris.
t,,..ua Cortland ~ racuse fulton ana
nerncdat = at Srinton with trains Tor
tift.nn Mlkc,barre uanVir. and Northumberland az
Buralo with trains foN the ~
20 A -Bi lhamtOn Mail. Via Boonton
n ~ INn ,hnuton aud Elrira Express for Water Gap.
Strand .bra scranton ONc.u WaNtrN, &c. connects at
Scranton with trains for P7'on' kingston ana WINGS
% 10 n m-Scranton. Wukcsharre ana plymouth EN'
80 p M daily. Buffalo Limited Express Via fater-
~, stroud scranton, BnchlmtOn. OWcgo. Wa
,,rv tlmlra. Corning. Bah, Wayland, DansNilc, Mt
Nnrrt- Go arriving Buffalo No ! 80 a
''"' 1auv, Duralo Utica ana Oswefo ENpreSs for
St,op, .hrr scranton Bngnamton. Cortland syracuse,
,,ton Gr enc oxford. Norwich Shcrhuwr WatcrNille.
'nrd springs aud al points on Buffalo division
connects with trains Tor thc west
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HIMI.VI 4.
\On.ACid
UNION TANNEI
~" ~. - - bIinaced ..........l4 al.
'-'''''''''''' M az Poor damaged IL IN

p as
CALCUTTA BCFfALo. !. a.,
ssGf .jj5a a. Pc5l d.m .; gsdi4 sii.4
of Ame5a a,, " io s' %Ecn an ,h. ; Pa,
f fn,y ' r,e HHMIcHN rIG h6N-Nc Ne
sGg;hfa 9'9f: 9nse from 81 = iiq
5 5. -S Ma ~ 500 - quotrd ot> at hs
SCOTCH PlGA small No., en,nt nGI l' f5
to- and so So IeInto $500 ,of e Tii f.,
% coPPEkI4Ee qao'.d, at ltS ara pf @g,a a,
Ia SsHEFss%Qact aud barely tc3ay NSw.oFrran,
new. quoted AZ 1890. Ordinary l" FANCY i'-'' ~
aSSTl6oRIF:5anSriIfS TvGpENTINI-scaqy
scS3 fi, WIN jt,F moro life & rs 'r iaa
light inqqiT GgH'.SS 35asl 80: r. Il %: g.
| 4 50; H. s. Il ~ IS. ~ { % ,....
III l,s5 ~ s al No 5s e. 5d
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in Iare@ supply aud not wan,ed cNt.usv,h In 80
I'D and , 92? G IS % Gond oa 1900 BUS,
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lcrt caro- .. a'i ye,a, co,'on i.i6d mis-.
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63a6s: sapolhd 4ss"4+c per ID owe l''"n' 40 .
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with a moderate str 70 d." dorand S$2les.
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in better dn,aud .; ,,'dy plicc saifT 600 3oHgq
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es quoted a. e. rs%'a iia3, ttaocd d.
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sold at 52oe5 ~ 3SoS%St unsettled aid
demand only modyiata. Haoon a'ot'd l@.lG, i72
ue iY rSesalsr On 't and Jl4r The s.n,a icae
wy q ,teadines- yi iea n "a u. Ge NJ t r
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re fair to choice stntc G. amy -rnl'f mad o 10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
u - o., L NJ

(NENIRAII KAIl4kOAlp Of NJ w
40 Tf oT af fs.tSn De Maa.S c6n s'O wk.S.
Rs9SDs On sndnys op Ms sSi
90 a. M Tor Tor Eason and Mauch Chunk On Sundays.
Easton Maqch Chunk and sh Nb c,nr wrs..,,,,.
Stanton 40 R1sdn S' Harrarg NT po.e TaSaus SHAM
oEn Sunbury wlansport. through coach to Villas
sa 70; Ea;Sn s Ms.Sa &C. C4gPS EssdD
s:tS D m Tor Easton, Msuch chunk Reading Harris
burg wkesbarre, Scranton Tamaqua PoSeyille. shame
S F F Fs;Sn ' %aa A9 GSSak Reading Harris
burg 80 s. M S tas f.: E; sa 30 sasovn
For Atlantic Highlands nc -. rs. II Is a. NJ
S For F $9 SSI a, n SSd i5 IS &c. 49,
" Fox Loas Branch ard points south to Point Pleasant
Except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK 90 a. M 40
For Red Fao oS at '' s1 sS 20 80 10
FOR LAKEWOOD
It SO SIS a. M; l 80. 4:2O 10 p. m. Sunday.
For Toms River. Barnesat Park. and Barneg,. AS.
For Atlantic City Vine ard BrdgesOn a. IS n.
Y or Monmouth Beach and seabright at rs II rs
a. m. 80. 20 p. IN.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 30 IS 900 II 30 a. NJ 30
St%D2sY 0S 60 S'G e co. 70 Z % o. 'is9a
S;t Eaitmoe Westminster daily a, 90 Il 80 s!
etaE %n 80 IL 80 a Ri n TS o S6 SSS
20 90. 90 p m. have connection for Reading Har'
FOR SGnGaTy and Wamsport. via Phtladelphia. at q
m 4 80 BGGet P3Sr Osf; 80 E G 70 u 10 mdnsA'
ftSets and faS,C ,sat, be proared at Il, IL
VT ' i3Stb ~ s ia! ~ couft.S
Yew.york Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-07

Warehouse deliveries snci January !. 1s0l-New. York
10 2oI bags; BatmOrr III bags NewOredns. 2,3o'
bags total 1890 bag .-. . ...,.a.o.a .i..- .,
O}\On IN" >lut GuleV ~ 49,.
oqs baleS for consumption Poro receipts $3.50 bales
AGAINST as 01l bales this day last week ana 5O9o6 bales
~ day AZ year Crop movement: