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New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
MILK AND CREAM.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday, Dec; 15-.BEEvEs-ReceDts; 2
Ssso ds, for s to e. ssGa "a,
little good Texas and Colorado beef sold At 551es;
.lEstpsf 's ssasi ss
YbTse 1 c''f G @ the CITY Of chi
takes gdqGe,s ess Os Es'fn: GSm
and Selson Morris puts 4o5 cattle the Penmark, ~
: @ v. :5a e. "sa ss lss s9 at st4ae &
grasers yearlIngs and mixed lots at 292c
Dressed calves @ at 4a5e fSr dressed gaseGGs Sd
yeals little calves 4a5el and s6l2e for city dressed
saes-Hallenbeek & Hollis: 3 veals, LAG N average
do e5 II, at fed calves, 176 y. as 4o i grass
A2Ss 2sS %uca e. H g DO fed SaVs eS SS %
at & i SG &SB s2f r s. 2 Ssali at Of
and 9sr Of ana Sares 1 eG not Se Sepes 10 G in
Of stoek The rather limited ransactoas scant
pSsSi 2S 81 Or e & g T 20 5 UO 10 % ne Gr a@S
Dressed mutton sold slowly at case for ordinary 70 good
quality and GhGce S Gs GhTst%aS m saEses are worth so
salSs@Seott 8 PdcOck: l99 Northern Canada lambs
20 STATE sheep 10 no r. at 70; rs State .0oao 80 a
os ' state lambs O. A. & sSsS late Monday: i6d
8. q 81 j. s s g. 'Sis iiS NJ
e e 81 SS at : Is; do S' lSs Z
III HoGs-Recspts 81 carloads or 1869 head-38 car.
Sed Sp s at .S I H1 s Sy s - pr 100
s%sy Se & sSs % sI 's SSPs i
at 55oc and choice light pigs occasionally reached 0Se
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo n. Y, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receipts last "A
hours $50 head total for week thus far, 6,l60 head
for same time lag week, $3.50 head; consigned
through e2O head 240 head to New York: sale,
24O head market opened dull and closed dull with
q number OF heavy unsold; stockers, 81 40dS2 60 (;
extra, 81 70; feeders y3d $3 10. Hogs-Receipts
last "a hours, $3.50 head total for week thus far,
As COO head for time last week, As 900 head !;
consigned through, 900 head consigned TO NewYork,
4 800 head on SALE 800 head opened duh and
cents lower; closed weak heavy grades, 80 90dN
medium weights, s3 60d 80 SO Workers, good to
best SO 75d 50 80: do light 50 70d 80 rs good heavy
ends, SO 50d a3 75 pigs, good TO best S3 $50 30 10
do common sldps TO fair, S3 20h$3 So Sheep and
Iambs-Recipts last - hours, 500 head; total for
week thus far "a 400 head for same time last week.
to New-0York 1.6o0 head 400 head on sale opened
"a s0a s5 20 good to choice, $4 256S4 s5 fair 10
good, s8 75d 81 culls and common. 81 76GS3 80
Iambs-Good 10 choice native, s5 20d IS 60; com.
~ rs: Canada, common 10 extra S5 5O6x5 10.
Canada sheep-Rxtra fancy, ~ 658$5.
Chicago. Dec. 49," The Evening Journal reports ::
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head shipments, 1000 head
market steady native steers. 81 20ds4 so; no prime
or fancy steers sale stoclers, 81 15o :: % cows
81 25a 81 20. Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head ship
ments, 5000 head market fairly active, steady 70
higher: rough and common. ~ 40ds3 80; mixed ana
packers ~ 65as3 10; prime heavy and butcher
Weights SO 75a 80 90; light 81 40dS3 90 Shsep-
Receipts 5000 head shipments, 600 head market
steady 10 weaker: native ewes 81 25dA; mixed
ewes and lambs ~ 256$ 90; ChrtstmaS wethers,
s5 1895 so Texans, So 90; Westerns - 7od$4 So !.
lambs $50 IS 40.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec. 15.-Flour dun, unchanged; ~
ceints. 1853 bbls; sales, l2j bbls Wheat stead,
at decline; No red, spot and December 81 oas
q OF = January NAV ~ a a. o. IaSs - o. Fssay
So W o red 9Gc receipts, 1I3705 bush shipment.
ia 61O bush stock, 569404 bush sales il7O1
hush. southern wheat easy; Fultz, 95cssio2.
ksnSs ls. wear. 81 i-4a 81 lie; January, Ii1S
aoc Fcbrnary SO 1-4053 12c: March. Sc stsars,
wired S5a55 -4c. Rece.ts, o4,674 bush stock, 300
ga hush sales. $1,000 bush. southern corn logtr.
WIZ wht Westsrn' al i-2c No. mixed do 30 f2c: -
caints 1000 bush: stock, 1888 bnsh Rye dnl
inactive: No ., 05c receipts, l32O bush; steI
900 424 bush Hay firm good To-, 70 cn"cs umghy sl3s
Cation nominal middllng, BIC. Provisions steaty:
meas. .pork gil bulk meats loose shoulders, 34e.
long clear and clear rib sides. 34e sugar ptksi
shoulders, l2c; sugar cuIea snlo"Su s"ooer. le;
nrSe' q Iac Butter firm unchanged. Rggs veal
25S 26c. Coffee firm Rio cargoes;; iair IIe; No.
IL 3s1I4c. sugar strong; granulated &C. Copper
steady. whiskey hrm, 81 2o4r 10
Bufralo Dec. 10 Wheat - The only oserinn
o., No / hard were 3 cars from Minneapolis whIs
old on track at Al 03 7-5da1 OF; car No. North
spn sold at 81 OF 3-8, closing at ~ O2 SIS. No. =
Northern. % 3-sc No. 3. 81 5-sc; winter wheat
d dull oNS No lower: Fs No. yellow 56c No ysIe95
ISc. No 4 do 52 lee No. corn, 5jc; no a
"a &c: No. A. 5la51 Ice: no grade, 6oc asked %
track Oats easier car No. whte soda s9la a. 3. i2s
oI osled ON track Barley steady; 10000 bush No. 4
Western sold az &C; good Michigan soh Al
eGc, Rye nominal. Flour dull and weak; bet
g nsa IS so. MN feed scarce and firm coarse xinsr
ssOoo bush: corn, $1,000 bush; oats 5000 bush
hSis wheat. 81 900 bush rye, 10000 bush.
chicago. Dec l5.-The leading futures raned a. bl
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
ErRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

IIv,rpool Dec. l5-3 AS p r1.-Beef and pork IN
oofr demand Hams-The demand has fallen on snort
cat about IA TO 10 pounds, dull at 55s BACON III & III
sseaSy at ass sd. Cheese In poor demand; Ialiow
N moor demand. Cottonseed oil, Liverpool renhcd
Arm AZ 19s 3d Turpentine and r0sn In fair demand.
ard-sp0t and futures in poor demand prime western
spot December, January and February, .s suas AN ~
81 ss Sd No red spring dull at IS 3D. Flour IN
Moor demand. Corn-Spot In poor demand INJURIES III
-. Ssmand mixed Western spot easy at 5s ga De
se,er easy at 5s sd January steady AZ 6s "a iOr
, rehrsiary steady at As IL 12d. Hops at LONDON
- Pacific Coast in good demand
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
THE CALL FOR A SILVER COMMITTEES.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The call for meeting ID
The National Executive Silver Committee was ss' ID
to-day It is to be held at the of the committee,
l2o2 Permsylvania ave, Washington Tuesday, Jan
uary s. 1t states that it is believed the disposition
of majority in both houses OF Congress is favorable
TO the full remonetzng of silver but that on the other
hand, opposition TO the present law has rapidly de-
veloped IN the East. while antagonsm to the nee
coinage Of silver hss grown more and more demonstr1@
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16

low. middIng, $780, good ordinary. 5-1sc nt ,,x
gross receipts. 4,541 bales sales, 1,551 bales; sa
129,314 bales. .
Norfolk Dec 15.-Cotton dull; middling, 7Ix..
net and gross receipts, 6,5s2 bales exports 10 s.i
britain, 5,132 bales; coastwSe 267o bales AL.
'OGG bales; stock 6s,3 1863 bales
Savannah, Dec. 15:-Cotton weak; middling u:
low, mlddlng, 8 11-16c good Ordinary e3ec; AZ
72s bales sales, 925 bales; stock l3e,503 bales
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARhET.

,ruvs FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The gauge OF the Mcdonald field was snbs'"n1ai,y
unchanged, and new feature was deVeiope" "
s,,rrrI.te ,raarv. In consequence there were no
s.aupcs at the Stock Exchange yesterday, and only
90 6arrels were sold at the Consolidated Exchange
st 50 IL cef1ts, small decline u . 4. oo,.s In
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 6Ao cents IN
barrels and 77o cents In cases fotegn 90
were Antwerp. Is 1910 francs brch''H' Wv
marks: London, 1913 5-S pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16

DRUGS DYES. &c.-There have been comparatively
ady9nse 9g@ i Orr my E 9eG e aus snq 'eG onne md
Ste active quoted 1e@Ss MoTphns Co. in fair de-
faseirn in bulk 81 6oa$1 So Alcohol firm end active
s & s Sog 81 81 iG in s Sb and Rr 6fG BoI there
s demsna st S94fEH foHsa eass Beans Steady at ii
Castor @ 4 nSdfp'es EZRA e5se 'y rea snS Ta %
a. r remains at W SO Old without iSatg @
for wssteo aad a a = Ss5G ;? aqF sam wf5Re oi
is steady quoted 2oasc and Bssam Peru athfr he 1 nm
tssh GHsssh aslff aas fisde aiet qed S%Ssd
ySyn ySynae Is steady aG s@d IN
and bbls and 5adi7c for cases Gum, reported selling
R @ small asRa qRan eaSe. T 1s1? sho e%
SGG S Sc f %eG% Sy well fpq for roe G Gse qoeG by
fsctufers At 43c in bbls and 44c in ease4
FOREIGN DRIED TRUITs-Jobblnc OPERATIONS are are
have declined recently price @ ha: helped he gen
es movement 70 greet s. eTtS to6w va VsqSca n
stalk new 54a5'4c; layer 62@7c SuIt9na. new 9dl4g
dacwn ho"sIn 81 2das so Msaes london layer
Dss Psren uaDs SP ooSsi Ss $sS?S s IN eases S %
ctTon, LeehOrn. i9l2c Lemon Peel s5c Orange Pc Pc
saoe 7GSi6s. % Ois &C. - 5S'c az 10
Sne S1sRe 5C sS SS 40 o'
% Yca 1's DO P@es g4%s: %Per % csasr
heed 2Ss g Sicily % ,:%dN s9Sed os new 2s Ss 80
s5e wain1ts Naples lie do French 0i4c do Grenobe.
iic do Marriott, 1O4e; fllbert Sicily new. ,s9.@loe
Italian pigs sq9e TaPoca 9aEe 1T1oS S'f s3e medium
S''f1s FoSEHGN Green are
Hen' nc rSS Ay Win 's&e bushes s D' ''S
e sScs ssass ssass 25? $40 do Maori
DO Valencia 40os DO Ja%HSa 5s rengaeo s DO % ssSona
sse PStt G%on 25as az seconds 7fs
~ do San
FisH~Generaily Unchanged but rSekerel and cod
sh are ouGss @S SseIo' ts per N"rSfan SS 40
shSse,ts 5!o'Srs Ss5ogtSe s6%s,o No sGsS tiG
al 90 s5s$ Rsa 60 o2@sG sSn IS .g, BGSi
Sgs ist sasf sSd 6 } vn Fo'es SosS.
70a72l2c
FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLC UE-wth the continued
s. On On snSe %e Of & % s bands Eight
have been sTan@d @ with free STePa %n1 to all d INV
mil product and apprGN9tlne brands OF winter what
for the Wsst 6S @ iha'e; o6 o b Png GO, o'a ScG~ 200
S6s 6s' Low 5gS EStrs IS esSs sSs Gs 3 800 City
s5ter extreme bis Winter whc, exs % e5de sa
se S n 100 = Is 5Ss Tn o r SO % & g 3 SSs s
Quotations city Nh. West Indies IS 25 PatSts IS s5S
grades ordSssry 70 choice sSH I: sS@f IS
aey s S 1885 10 Spring Wheat
e ans s'&T eceS a. S'SS e sy ss re x IS Fa q
ordinary to chOeo, 5o6s5 fancy o. 49asS a,ter
ssns & gPTpns sPPns and x"eT daet d
5pT TsSy sSi PsSSHs E4sa u ys ySs SIS
&Sh s5SssSsiSSiTf
g sGsi9af: nlS SSSls S'5Ss
Ss ss 4o6 Ss sSl. sSS fsS hfs"dy~ne 20 w. ''
GRAIN-wHEAT-Despite the increase noted In To-
Ssys yUgs II Se q s WITH the
further decline In prices occurred ana 'he paA Oh inc
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL.

London. Dec l5 m C'nSSs yorS % 3ig peno nor
m9ney s and Ohio first mortgage bonds, 80 3s Cara
Ian Pacific, 82 ga Erie 81 70 iinO,s .ns common
10, a. MEXICAN ordinary, 20 3-o et fai eom'non
a. Mexican Central new per cent bonds 70 ia
New York Central ~ buliion gone into the Bank Of
.nsIsnd ON On balance to-day is go3e,ooo.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16

gone down rapidly in condition On na soUa e closing higher
rna Choice fresh chickens and fowls sho" Is nnafes
the close. but FOR como sbe offer being gladly
accentad Choice ducks and geese are tenaia commo1
in sellers favor, but there is no inp"'''"'"' "
qualities. 49,. tam under armer reports from
vosern markets Parrdges quiet, but good Iosg ~.
a Weses scaree and firm Wild ducks firm, especially ,or
n" beayv Canvas and Red Head which are very scsoe
weI.on "a now outlawed Rabbits close hriner.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
,uotstions are based on American standard of eas.aca
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ...-.....5s Low Mddling. ....6,s ,o
Strict Ordinary. 81 Mlddlng o-lo
Optons-Bearish influences again prevailed in this d.
partment and selling for long account went on with
renewed yigor leading activity. Liverpool came
3@f points lower the outset and this started the mar
ket on the downward turn. The result was genera
drop OF 6d7 points. Then the large port receipts
and the bears used the old expression OF TOO much
cotton on which the market suffered further break Of
2a4 points Toward there the usual amount
~ local indicated a recovery
" - oSS nnjcts sales I17 700 bales
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
POULTRY AND GAME.

kinds OF live poultry have improved since last
weekly report, and the market is closing quite firm
fowls turkeys and fat ducks and Chickens
little slow but good Western lots brought DC generally
to-day.
The market for dressed poultry ~ whole has been In
shape since last report, owing the inferior
condition Of large part Of the stock arriving The bulk
supply has been OF chickens and fowls and Of these
part be.n sweaty and sour, II actually
bad Order aud sales have been slow and deuit
for fresh stock, that some accumulation has been in
eyitable and cts held over short umo have
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For tho week ended December 10, 1891
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Peas, 3,2S5 bush: ExportSooo
BeiSs Y'oss lka,; peas l8Cl2 bush: I%pO,ts, 1oe
bags beans Stock has come iorwsrd so treey Hat Ie
outlet and lower prices have been named most kinds
that figure has been shaded in instances Bright ciea
oicked Medium and Pea bring 81 So when wanted but
r1de Il very dull White Kidney steady under moderate
supplies Strong competition to secure the export ofaers
for Red Kidney led cutting Of prices ana saIes
nave been chiefly at 81 o5dS2 10. Turtle Soup scare
and wanted LAMA very slow Green Peas In ignt
obblns demand but have sufficient call from exporters
. fnnHN
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week. is 003 pkgs exports for week. 1877
pkgs. EvapOrateG apples continue dull and prices ace
being shaded little or all grades Exporters are trying
by prime fruit &c, and holders Gao choice -
fancy apples od7 end few extra fancy reach
Sc sliced lower Two three carloads sold
at 3d4e would have 10 be fancy to bring 42doc.
Quarters wanted by shippers and the .ceeity OF stock
uak,g firm feeling. Peaches slow HGspberres decln-
inc other small fruits unchanged. California peaches
and apricCts and dull. Ptcnes quicter brt
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16

Warehouse deliveries since December l, lS9l.--New
York 1885 O6 bags Baltimore, 1855 bags New-orleans
Is $50 bags total, 154, ,996 bags.
'COTTON-The spot ruled dull and easy at
unchanged prices Ssles ~ bales for eonsuntICn Re,
day last week and 81 Sl2 bales this time last year
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
WHEAT. NO. 2.

cash quotations were follows Flour easier, lOdLs
lower In some cases No; spring wheat gl,Sslss Ne
S9sic No white 33la a33'.c No white, S2dS2,s;
30 rye, ss,.c; Nc barley, 59c No; 3 Z O. D. Ss
prime tm9hy SEED q "a o ss BS BSrt rSs RsF .s: SS d
% n 10 az 40 dry salted shoulders boxed, o. S7ast
Short clear sides boxed s. 70ds5 76 whiskey dsals'
dnished goods Der GAL 81 IS sugar unchanged
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
CHEESE.
Recaints for tho week p ,57S boxes. Exports for

Recspts for the week 57S boxes. Exports for week.
boxes, Neither exporters home i0bbers have
shown any more Interest this week and market has
dragged along YEARLY barely sustained prices Hold
ers have felt that any reasonable concessions would
materially increase demand and they have RETAINED
from urging saes Tho light business for store 1ainy
AT IL sc for fancy smssIze full and u for
fancy large sizes round lots could hardly be placed AZ
lie. i!ne OF 500 boxes fine Western cheddars mostly
September and October make sold dealer at lOI2c
Exporters been cung the under grades taxing
and there from 1Oc down 70 3d5te for Penn
syyania shius quite salable Liver
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
HOPS.

Receipts for week 6l2s bales exports. 61o5 bales
impors 1854 bales The strength OF the In the
cXport ement. Shippers have becn forwarding stock
freely all the week and have engaged freight for several
thousand bales more. Recent cables Germany ra.
Lort further adNance and the strong reports Eng.
and suggest the probability that good our
hop. viii be wanted abroad Trade between dealers IN
light. and there i only mod.iSde demand iiom brewers
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
ack RABBITS, per palf..-. 49, -
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

There s full Offering OF Irish potatoes at the railroad
yards and considerable stock Is on sale rom and
In Ali parts Of the city water front Irade Is Qu. nt
prices are no more than steady Sweet poAoss arc os %
nlenty and choice grades hold about steady pu sue
0a.d 0er p' Nv iSht Onions hrm Cabbeges quiet Fancy
csuaover scarce and higher but there s very te He
ond 10. Cannon lots Southern vegetables scarce, pub
Iluhu ior So'tot s,rictlv urime quality.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
Hitter.

Receipts for week 25 $50 pigs Exports for week 1l8
pkps A slow dragging trade. with more stock IMAM
een be sold weO, unsettled tone TO values tells
the story OF the weeks business. Nearly al receivers
have sone surplus OF fresh butter the quality IS very
unsats1actory lots showing wintry defects Light
IoIy etc and there is anxiety 70 It promptly even
at some concession In price No one seems to eTpGes &
wear ana the likely TO rule In buyers laVof
ior the three weeks The EAeln cIeanery
rning regular customers who arc paying 3Oc
smply because goods cost that laid down here on
tho omen market 29ac full selling price. In a few
eSeeDtonsi cases 29c is still fo ayorlte brands Of
other Western showing very high quality but the bulS OF
the soalled extras are going 2S2c, ana many OF the
usually fancy rnarks sell 10 27d2Sc f1rsts are
he best Of the fresh yania creamery moving
slowly AZ 2sdnSl,c state iall-nade goods are uu
st Di'dtSc Western June creamery must be fancy 10
Command 23c most OF the stock Offering at lSa22c
Rvers are not giving dairy goods much atten
tio1 az the morent and there has been some decline in
quotations now more The asking
than selling rates Imitation CREAMERY Offering freely
AT o3a2Ic. EAporters have taken few sample lots C
fresh factory at lSa20c holders generally asking
ore money Tut seems to be no other outlet ana
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
FURS AND SKINS.
SUNDRIES.

NUTS-Peanuts held firmly We quote fancy hand H
10 l. 5Ssd55,c; do Old No ., 4a4Lc; Hickory nuts
dull at 75a9Oc per good to prime becans quoted
at S2d9l2c for round lois
BEESWAX-Market firm at 2fd21S ,.-
HONEY-Demand light and supply liberal white clover
quoted IOaI4c quality, style OF package, etc. ana
buckwheat at 9dl0c.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points In ana near tne cry
for the week have been follows Erie, 424 cans or
milk "a cans OF condensed milk and lo9 cans OK cream
Pennsylvania Poughkeepse and Boston, o2 cans OF mA
Susnuehanna 292 cans OF milk and 10 cans OF cream
1850 cans Of milk and 20 cans Of Cream
cans of condensed milk and Of cream New YORK
CITY and Northern 1190 cans Of milk; NewHaven ana
Hartford l75 cans Of milk ontario and western, ZS4O
cans OF milk and 7s cans Of cream West shore n.sS2
cream NewJersey Central 335 Of milk and 10 cans
OF cream and by miscellaneous short routes looy cans
been II 3O Of milk 165 cans Of condensed MIX and
Mus on the platforms been 81 rs can Of forty quarts
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
EGGS

Receipts for week osl0 Ibis and 81 III cases; me
market has steadily weakened under the influence OF warm
weather and extremely dull trade Dealers gens'ay aaye
more hand which they are disposed 10
use up before making purchases OF importance, es
pecay az recent mild weather IS likely &c give US
goods Receivers nave Deen
anxious TO avoid accunations. and the best grades OF
Western fresh-gsthered have gradually settled TO Zt2c
Held lower and eNce.s ely dun ana lined are
OF materially with very little Increase In trade at the re-
ducton ,, ~ 7oe
STATE and PENNSYLVANIA fresh gathered.......25 92o
Western fresh gathered fancy .-t-ad
Western fresh gathered fair TO -ood-...... .d-t
Western ice-house, fair TO prime ~
Lined =
New-York tribune., 1891-12-16
rnn1rs ANn REkRIES-FREsH.

Apples are in fair supply quiet and unchanged There
stiu Good eXDort chiefly from the Interior
direct but offerings here are more than ample to supply
holders do not feel much confidence
in tn future although tney hold prices with some firm
- "a vct Grapes lltnty, dull and easier. Gran
berpe very quet unchanged. Foria oranges fairly
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-01-22
Real Estate.

Real Estate
Considerable activity prevails in the
real estate market for this time of the
year. Among the more noticeable sales
and other transfers this year are the fol-
lowing:
James E. Bishop to Huldah E. Bishop,
rs foot front lot on North Front street;
David L. Crittenden to Charles A. Critten-
den, lot on Orchard street; J. 81. Whit
ing to Hugh Lacy, one on Newhan street;
William O'Brien to B. Lynch, a lot on
T. 7. Andrews, one on Elm street; and
one on Garden street; w. J. and
F. H. Bradley to William P.
Daley, one on Walnut street; Mary
A. Delaney of Hamden, to Mrs. Thomas
Heating, one on James street; Mehitable
Lewis to Patrick Morton, one on Starr
street, g. A. Warren to g. A and II. n.
Baldwin, one on Fillmore street, W. n. II.
Hewitt to Mrs. Frank r. Langdale, one on
Winthrop avenue; T. Fielding to c. E.
Brown, one on Tryon street, 129x145; w.
q. Hanson to Mrs. James w. Rowland,
one on Atwater street; w. W. johnson to
J. and T. F. Maxwell to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Collins, ono on Sherman avenue;
Walter A. Main of Orange, to Headley B.
Ives, one on Cedar Hill avenue; farm land
in Westville near Woodbridge by Lucia
S. Hotchkiss and others, Mrs. R. Miliano;
house and lot on Portsea street, by
James Fordham to Mary Flood; Civil En-
gineer Frank E. Brown of Redlands, CAL,
lot on South Front street, to Henry j.
Stevens; Morgan n. Clark to Arthur
Skinner, lot on Clinton avenue, tenement
house reserved; Mrs. Jeremiah A. Peck
to Mrs. 81. A. Huntley, lot on
TohD &c
Howard avenue, lot on same avenue to
Mrs. g. a. Butricks; w. w. Hewitt, to
F. B. Stone lot on Winthrop avenue;
William S. Beecher, to Abner Hendee lot on
Park street; J. w. Bishop, to Herbert E.
Warren strip of land on Shelton avenue;
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller, to G. w. Viii
coz, Parker place, Morris Cove; and same
by G. W. Wilcox to Maria 81. Clese; J. a.
Whiting, to F. E. Russell, lot on Congress
avenue; A. g. Nettleton, to George B.
Rsuhsainsn, lot On Foster atyeetI
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-01-22
A BUSHELr

OF corn contains, if properly manipulated, six
teen quarts of whisky. G. o. Taylor Old Bour
bon is made from white corn, barley, malt and
sound rye. G. o. Taylor Pure Rye is all that its
name implies, and either brand may be relied
upon by the public for absolute purity. Drug
gists and Grocers have these WHISTLES, and are
supplied by CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS, IS
Hawkins street, Boston, whose autograph sigma
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-01-22

Train Arrangement Commencing Jan. IL, 1891.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At ESQ s:i0 $50, 1000 and 1900 noon, sos e:ss
i=so 5:SS, 7:35 and II-l5 pm
LEAVE ANSoNIA
At ie:I5, s:sS, Sos and 1850 A. m, ie-5e, e:l0
4.oS, s-s0, 6:in, ESQ, $50 pm
Sunday trains leave New Haven at s:lo an
$40 and HIS pm
Sunday trains leave AnsoniR $50 an, 500
pm
Trains for Waterbury leave New Haven $50,
1000, 1900 noon, s:Ss. 5:Ss, 7;S5 pm Sunday
$40 a. m.
The ESQ. $40 an-.4.so pm trains out of New
Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the
Housatonic R r. and the West
Passengers from the Housatouic R. R. arrive in
New Haven at 9-59 a. m, 1888, Sis and 300
WILLIAM H STEVENSON,
Vice Pres. and Gen Manager.
W prpzrx Gan Pass AGENT