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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

The Supreme Court of Massachu.
setts has affirmed deci-iun that n
hotel keeper is guilty of keeping a
"public bar" because he sold liquor
without selling anything to eat at the
same time. Hereafter when a hotel
keeper sells drink to his customers,
ne must also sell him a cracker.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

JouN w. HEI LEY. one Of the Com
mon Pleas Judges elected 10y the Dem.
ocrats of Cleveland in the late Ohio
election, is a native of Wrlliamsport,
in this state lie was an old liue
Wing, but joined the Democracy be.
fore the war.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

Dos CAMERoN's heavy boots are
quite too much tor Sub.bDss Tom
Cooper to carry. lie blunders under
them at a fearful rate, aud it now looks
as if he would fall by the wayside
from pure exhaustion before the %
Tuesday Of November.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

THE Democrats celebrated their
great victory in Ohio, at Columbus
on Saturday last in royal style. Dem.
ocrats were there from all parts of the
state. Nothing, says a correspondent
like it has been seen there for many
years. The victory they celebrated
was the first clean sweep they had for
a quarter Of a century, at least, aud
they had cause Of rejoicing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

PLAIN TALK. Congressman Good.
of Virginia, n near neighbor, repre-.
,euliug the district in which Malone
resides, in a recent speech thus referred
to the TX Confederate Brigadier whom
the administration has placed a. boss
over the Republican party Of that
state, aud the dispenser Of iis patron.
age
"Who i.this man that thus traduces
me ia my absence? Protesting to be
a Democrat, he made a C rrupt bar.
gain with Republicans by which be
betrayed hi. constituents and sold for
price the people who had honored
him with representative trust Pre-
tending TO he hc champion Of the
people. be has thne more 20 dcbauch
morals and ruin the good name Of the
state than any other man WIN has ever
lived upon her soil. Protesting his
devotion to the material interests nf
Virginia, he has bankrupted one Of
her greatest railroads, taking care,
however, TO Gil hi- own pockets with
enormous sums Of money for which hc
rendered no service whatever.
BUasling uf his powers a. a Major
.C'es..tsl' " ,l'- s'hnf.8~pte arsnv. he
gave a vote 10 the senate by which he
attempted % write the word traitor
upon the brog Of every Confederate
living and the grave of every Con.
Tolerate dead Claiming to bc a be.
lever IN the so.callcd cudc Of honor,
be bears upon hi. forehead to-day the
brand Of liar and coward placed
there hy Cen. Juhal 4. Early. in the
Ire-cucr OF 10000 people, at the city
of Richmond. Such a man i. uu-
worthy Of any further notice from me
and | di.mi-. him a, beneath con.
tempt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
Gle Crutre 9emutrat.

Terms 81. so per Annumin In Advance,
Thursday Morning, October 25, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
yLOsING PRICES or BOSrOy SrOORS
BOSTON Friday March 16 1888
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R.aarl.d hu Ioux IL DAyls Z 90. II RaLLs.

FRIDAY, March 16-P. NJ.
To-day there was q general small sbrinkage in
values for socks, and consequence some greater
activity so the sales amounted to $50 S7S shares,
against I3s, ,427 shares yesterday. The greater
amount of business, however, was entirely due 10
the fact that the lower range of values afforded an
opportunity for trading to those few operators who
had the temerity to sell "short" when the market
was al its best early il the week. There
was no general liquidation of the
speculation and IL is not reasonable to expect that
sny will occur in the present condition OF the
money market. unless il shall be one Of compulsion.
The dealings included transactions In seventy-seven
different stocks out of the total OF 172 stocks that
are listed There are a. interested holders OF the
ninety five different issues which were not traded
In today as there of the scventy-two different
stocks winch found some kind of a market. De,a-
ware. Lackswanna and Western go. 400 shares).
81. Paul (25SO0 shares), Union Pacific u9,SOO
shares,, and Western Union Il 800 shares the
four stocks which contributed more than One-balf
uls,30O) of the total number of shares dealt in to-
day. aud are the only four stocbs in which the trans
pc'ons amounted TO az much 900 shares for each
iioex. The market closed weak and dull, close to
the lowest prices OF the day.
Govefn'ucpi bc,,is were quiet but steady. with
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
COTTON NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,iyKxrooL- March III -l2;S0 D. m-Soon easy ,i. MA
dim. Cpauds 5Sn; orleans do 5'ed Ssles ,ov
nn,dry 900 bales speculation aud e1pOrI hscsDos.
10 N,na,tnV clause March deilvcrY G'"ei 90 Nui.H
a%S Anil delivery 5oe45, 5g4d.; do April ava May ue'S
cry 59d ala GO Nay ana June delivery os.1' o.ss.1
Az Mso august delivery bss.d.; DO August ana oep
40 a ss 5Ssa.d do october and No'om
her delivery, 6|ss Futures hat - ,,. ..,.. a, .h.
IIyERPooI. March l3.-l;3Op p nt-Cot'on-i'o'Ai' u" "
dav lnclltsl 100 Daies AmericN c..., M,
us' us',vvsvpooI- March ij-)0 y. m-Cott0n-fntureS.e
,onas aW Mia6.ag clause May aud June 1elLey .st,,
nysry, JSs1L; do. AuSuSt An" S0s'~N'
u,oI March GCotton-The sales OF the week were
Al mn hs,s, American. $1,000 bales; sDeculators LOOK ovo
exnrtcrs 55Ou bales: forwarded from the sn
" "a iir,ct 10 spnners 1000 baesi actna expoi ..
se total receipts $1,000 Gales AmeTica ZoooU osies
~ ,,oton aaoat Y06OOO bales. American 5uooO pales
VI ., n, aaros March lG.-C0tfon quiet; hiddns lvc
~ Wddlng 9s.c: Cool Orinary. 5dc nes rceiptS ftI
hates gUss 4l7 bales sales opb baes; otpo,ls ~. 90
w France bales; eoastwse, 2lO bales; stock o0'lo
bales ..,.,. oo,a haloe. arosa q baes:
xnoris Britain 53S baes; TO tbe continent
SISi halcS coastwise 1897 bales; sales. 500 bales
March l6tDtton st alNi AiddIiDg ST on
NIJdnng, 94e Good Ordinary. Ssc; net recslp.s oV0
nIIes 3.ilS bales exports 10 lcst nr''
bales. 10 France bales: 10 the COnunoat
TO the Channel. bales coastwise svo Oains' '"'"
o. os1s rcce,ps 1000 bales; gross l6l3l baes;
s1DOtts France, I.123 bales 10 OloN ~, h,ea'
bales; to the Continent, 5,6i2 baes coaSV"'Se' "'
sales. 7.Sl0 bales. - .....,. v,,s,ng a &c;
Low Mniding. ec; Good Ordinary o.so'' me- ''e'P
"a ualcs gross 55 bales exports To fraee n,
70 the Continent 900 Exports cyastWse -. evep,nr
Britain OLA bales; sties I'"vV paN'' '"S '
WeeTv-Net recoIpts Al 2O4 bales gross '5,otS po
exports 10 Great Brtain. l73il bales TO france
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

80 thoroughly systematlzed all work pertalrlng to
monthly payroll, miles of waterways to be kept IN
repair, twenty miles of railroad to he protected RON
obstruction a vast wood and timber supply secured
daily and over q 600 tns of ore delivered at the
mills every twenty-four hours, there Is neyli
hitch and very seldom an accident. Every tnlng ,1
moves as if by clockwork and not an empioye hoius
q snecure or is superfluous. -, .Lo, -.
The ORC Elmo mine never looked better than at
present, The ledge is vertical, and has known
handsomely. There is no waste-dump, everything
passing through the mill.
The Bassick Mining Company yesterday declared
iyidend NO q of 100000. or 81 per share, pay;
able April 2. Transfer books close March 2s ana
reopen April 8.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN TINS
city Yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

local; market strong advance OF 40d5o but closed
very dull but firm at OF from the prices OF the rss of
the week. shipping grades S. 6Od So 25 Butchers 50 eSG
hogs-Receipts TOR week 7l5 head market acye Phia
delphias 81 WdSS 10. Workers. 81 30d$7 o.
SespReceips for II 20O head market fai Exports
So oS 10: Prime Western SO ST. 25 Good, s. 6U0$G
Common 10 Fair S3 80 06S6 &C.
81. LOUIE March e.-Catue e-Receipts 900 head: ship
mons 600 scarce and strong demand greater than sup y
Exports So Gf6 7 Good ChOce shipping So $50 20
Good Light TO FAIR s. 25Gas5 76 Common "a 30 Good
20 Best Butchers Steer 81 00S5 80 do COWS and Heifes
So t0Gf5 Common and Mixed Butchers 6s stockers
and Feeders ~ ds5 Z5i Corn fed Texans - % 81 %
ShssD-Receipts 200 head shDments 800 head: market
steady god grades wanted edum 70 Fair Mutons -
- i5 Coca TO Choice ,d$5 75; Fa 'cy. S6aS6 %.
Hogs-Recepts Is00 head; shipments. 200 head narke
for Lgnt and for 0kers 81 35dSl 50
Packing 81 S5Ss7 so Butchers TO Extra Heavy sI400
81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March l6 Bacon. Cumberland CT, j26 short
Mess. $500: do Western. S9U Lard,
Prime % Sd cheese American Choice 671d Conn.,
I'D Mixed Old Iurpenune Spirits sl6i ProyIsons-
Lard. 56Od for American. Breatstufs Corn oJDt
Western Wheat s7dG9 ID GENITAL tor Cal
5JtGJOJd for Red Western sprIng Jid p9lId
Winter.
Of wheat for past three days 2380O0
centals. lucudng 237.O0O AmerlcaE.
LONDON. March I6.-oOrJs lurDeatlns. 4Oh Calcutta
Lnseed 45pd per quarter iAnseen OIL e2l l0fG&22 0J
per tun. Tallow AIS Kehned Petroleum d@sds
Lasi-
aAvRE. March Ib.-wcoIs Lar closei az IL francs 90
ceuJimes 6O klloN
dASCHEs ER Mar. f6 The market for arus and Fabrcs
reed. Gold Sbirflngs 81 n yards.
SD or HOid Od; 26inch reed Printer 20 yards
70 Oz 81 qdG3 gd No 40 Mule TWIST fair second, quality,
9lsoAly %
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
rupoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,oxnoy March 1912 30 Consols Io2i,s for money
and lO2Is accounts United 81 ties four per cent
honds I22 do four a half cent b0Dda ll69 New
Jersey Central COnsols ll3 Enc 3s DO second Sonsos
1nO SewYork Central l3Oio Atantc and Great western
second mortgage cetihates ~; Reading 21
MeIican RAILWAY limited Ordinary 1873 S NewNok ontario
AMI Weeterp 27 Milwaukee and ST. Psul common lOJ
IoSDOS March l6-z0O o. m.Par1s a0vces auoto three
per at ~ francs 80 cenmes Tor the account eA
interest 1901.
LONDON March. l6-4 90 mConsos lO2ets for money,
sno lO2I,s for four cent bonds l2I
Atlantic Western first MORTGAGE trustees eerdin
mortgage l7a View ork Central l2S vi;
Illinois central l4oA; Mexican RAILWAY ntodl ordinaIy
l3SLe Sew-York. Ontario and estern. 26'<. . go
LONDON l6'tDO p. m.rhe amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank Of England balance to-day Is S3OUOO
lOsDOk March l6-4:OO D. n-faris Alvlces quote threS
per 81 francs 17 cenfimes for the account
and exchange on London At 20 francs "a cehl'mes or
checks. -,
PARIS March l6-The weekly statement OF the BANK Of
France shows decrease OF l,075.00O francs gold and
a decrea az q 775 600 silver
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. March IG-BEEvES. Receipts were IS cars
Of 5gu head Ooh-t ami 81 ~ Jersey t1y
which cara were blck AZ oclocS Ios rrcclps iot sA
3s ia.i ws"S rhe a1rvas wcre lighter than anticpatcJ
carloads having been held back at pepo,, Tor MondIy
weIa In ne market for ~ far9ad, "hieh i'm
sellers were cs2ra 10 70 aSfy n me ne art & Closed tnd ~
AT the al established me moinug Mr. D. wa rel
sold 6 kNra niuols St'erS, go ayer1gS at "a roper
cattle 5u n i3itc 10 dress o7 70. less 81 per
hea oss ssrS,s Se' "eG tt az pgas Isl ood Steer az a.
about I2.c % dress 56s67 D. aud MI EaNmE 40 earoads
late ye-erdiy D Of Fair to Prime steers from Nj Gold
% @hipmens dy7oo quarters q goe and 400 ssTss,'ss
GeL The steamer ioece VII take out .9 Liye
Cate for M as ana s anS st of ee s
and o., ,aasA.ses Of 5ailont u w,,e. ~ r,o.
steers syerase At 81 20 @ DO s 10 at q 50, 6 70
no. 10 AZ 80 sa ss DO ~ S At 81 rs 81 DO 100 o. Go
l. d. 200 N. at il'.ci % m 20 do i.0lb at II h ~ ID
&c ess per head and 81 do 100 b at lhe less 81
Is,::y c'y + s'q?[ & fG on es SSG nd d
i2.c less per head 70 DO l62 TO- at ns.c 90 l9oi
3 3 -S DO tloe li EiPSi: do liE1 NJ.
.Soa p a. DO Ia ii d. f2 ise 4O m Il @ per- head NO
az 2 10 ~ ~ ' oCS s.I pf 81 Ps8 Ps9 SoaS S DO iO'' !" AZ
sherman cu.yert on commission Is penny wanna table
itoS Stb.nbere co. ou commission; IS Indiana steers
4so ~ 2 % e and 81 Pa @ mead St y So 80 C NJ ~ o. o s
IL iS DO D. cS. q '1S H. at 81 81 COMMON 1910
NJ Never for sell 10 Illinois Seers l2O TO- at &c 30
m 5 DO ~ 80 d. lhc 81 do lllO b at l2c less sI per
head, Hn do 22a l2l.c; 81 do, l.2lo b az II 2lc
,o,ey a Mcihei commission. ~ hdaiA Steers
400 B AT 20 Do TO- l5 do LAO b Rt ll'c less SlO ~
ohio do Dos TO- ll. 67 b less 81 per head Missouri
d. n4U3 To- At l2c 80 ID do lsO o al Il2c lOdo LUIS
same. foe self; Illinois stoors 1885 d.. at l2ac "a
m lo do Ib7 10 at i2.o; LOO o. AZ l2c Oh ID, anu
&c per head; 2a 1888 b 40 I2c - do ll3 b al lZc
CkJ,V rs Receipts 40 head al AZ OOtist Tho
feelnp was much the asNc8teniay and Common 10
Prime Veais may be quotoI at BlacJ'1c. a.
In.enb.ck Davis sold; 10 Nes, ~ 10 al b2ci . 40
100 at -. ,o -. ,oa
BOtst and AT Jcrsey CtJ lOtAi iof
an days J5 S4i head for the correspond
ing ue ,ast market rnloI duh Ht steady prices
with ,epor cd Common TO Primo Sheep ~ b1I.<c
and caring At s4c No change IN the dead u~at
market. ,-..,, too ,,t,,tu.u Cha 100
N M sc IbU ale do IO5 N, at g. OB 81 do, ~ b. at
Isnbs 10 TO- al Sac; 76dO ~ ID, nj SCI 90 DO bd d. at &C.
KirJy A 90 soll az sLito Sheep 81 ID. AT b1.c,
Disnbeck a Dewey sold 81 state sheep. lOl d. Rt 14y
l60 DO io6 m at IS; ia do % h at Oec; 81 do lOl
10 nj ,Lac s,J Ol D, It 81 Ou3 2uS 90, w 10
AT eSc Iis Lambs 80 b OF Size; 2ol do ~ TO- AZ
Sewon o,let sold: "a Ohio sheep 0f lb ut SO s l72
40 do lOi Ib nj Bac; 49, do 81 lb at 70 So - ...,
HOGS % of 1lB hoad-lo
AZ and lg ,s Al Oity Total 'Or the SIX DAY SZ4l
head head for the corresponding umo last
Week There Was carload the mafA"t Nhoh hhu not
oc.ock. Dealers reported the ieehbs
nr1n at Yesterdays quotations. or '@1c oF common 10
Prime Hogs
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

to the Continent 1887 bales 1855 baics saes
1890 bales.
sAvAsNAB. March i6.-Cottou4uiet MiddIng. Ssso.
Middifnx Csc, aood Ordn ry. Sc. net receipts o60
bales gross S7l8 bales: exports coastwise. bales
safes l30o baes; last evening 400 oaies 7ossA
Weeky-Net receipts i0s5o bales; gross l09s6 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. 3.l0O bales TO France, -
bales the Continent l2i75 baes cozswse 266l bales,
10 the Channel. - bales; Gales 7.s0O bales.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
,,ur zronn MARK crs-sY rrLEaRApH.

surr.o Marrh I0-Catus- pts to-iay. 7lO head;
tots. or m, wees thus 9O0J head for sae timo last
in uOu head consigned through JoJ ears; market
isry actiye aud shade higher sales Light 10 Medium
Steers ~ 5Ud S5 sJ Cnoice. ~ 30 ., -. -, -
sb,s%lt.ee,pts to-day, 2Uup head total for the week
thusfar I80 head for same time last week 2'oVO head
a market steady blles Fair To
sd western Sheep % ssG Choice 81 oU4S1 70
Weetern Laubs ~ 201f1 70.
10 day, 1000 hesd total Tor week thus lar
o nD head for Tine last week 100 nead consgn d
,h,ony cars market du Good Choice Workers.
"a SnGs7 7O Ilght 81 80 dS7 4J Good Bnchers aud Aed
NINA a. 75aS,. flgs, 81 1$i ID. .... ., .,
oXIciGo. arcn fG-Hogi : Receipts 10000 head snlp
rsnis !, head moderately acdve and strong goUi
GRADES shade higher Mixed s7ds 5j Heavy ~ 1OO@so
firht AZ 20 6? % SKips - 50d 81 10 closing weak
fats-kecelpts head Shipments J,2OU mead market
strong l0e higher Exports 70 20 ss1 "HE, cG ~
Iho,ce S6d so iD Common 10 FAR ~ 70, puol
err, fairy 10 4S5 St0ckeis ami feeuers soou
grades strong Common los slow at eS bOd 10 ~ ..,,
Srs-Keceipts 3iOu head shiDnIcnts ,tUJ hea
brf X and strongj Common TO Fair stGts q" Me"" !"
C;oai 81 BbaS6 CnOice 10 Extra 50 - atO oo - -,
EIhT LIDERIY Penn March lG-Caus s-heetlps i9l "seS
snJInr MareL TO- 3Ss head OF through ana oi heAu VI
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
Sales bn Anelion.

DFTER G.. KELLOGG IL co. VIII hold their
SIXTH ANNUAL
SPECIAL coMB!NATIoN SALE
TRoTTING BRED HORSES,
eousrned by Breeders and owners.
-.,.,.,,.v WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
lSHSD|>'' Of ueXt week.
Mr. JOHN A. DUNN, Auctioneer.
~ .a,aoco contains 40 Horses all pledged 70 aDaoute
saia without limit Among them are;
Fsst Roadsters and Track Hors's,
Coach and Carriage Horses,
Business and Family Horses,
Saddle Hoses and Ponies,
Stations and Brood Mares
xo,nr Tyotters fashionably bred,
~ uor.as spea 70 every which MAS VOW " & -
>,,.rcan Institute buildiae ooaNe
a o ~ .a "a riIl he We earnestly ivYass ~
TTTWe.,pMTSE TILE HORSES BEfohE AhI DN'' VI
h ara under the hammer there IA neither .ms nor
Whvn tot 10 n,ect Necessity she oonsiShDis n
oppoI A. borses 10 place OF sale seseiai cay ~
Drough' .5vtns.ring Of oDeeighth nile ~ eohsuSSu
wng" T TIE BiJ ILDING. WHERE fcsi i9s ., at ~
VIII IN assnnne the horses Thoroughly IN anu os VI
buyers eau 60 eSprts 20 large num-
ha.nss sH, : en- a. xtIh but little loss OF time s,,
peI u Nth full descr ptions. adutess
For ca"'s"''' PETER e. KELLOGG & CO.
lU7 Jchn.st, NcwfOk.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
LOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA sTocKa
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday. March i6. 1883.
inv rrI,anIpH To THE rRIBUyg.1 ]

DEADwooD, OAK, March l6-rhe aomestaake aS
mining companies, OF when there are nSe tuhuel
one local managelnent) each owning its mines and
mills although having the largest mills and ore
bodies in the world, afford nothing new 70 report
other than semi monthly cleannps and shipments
which by carefni sampling Of ore maintain an almost
nuyarylng average Superintendent McMaster mas
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. March 1G-P. ".

FRIDAY. March 1G-P. ".
Duluees and depression were the features to-day
of the Mining Stock market Lacrosse was almost
the only redeeming stock the list; that rose from
10 to 1S cents. Sierra Grande was 10 cents lower
at 2.75, and Robinson declined from 85 TO 7s cents
GILEQ IT IHE MINIYH EINHd NGE6
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. March 16. 1888
The following was the only sale held at the
Exchange -alesrnoiu today
By John T. Boyd.
lots n West ii6th-St 275 10 OF Boulevard, each
25X.,e ii; Are Soper $1,000
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEM-YOhK. March 10.


There was an increase in the activity OF the
petroleum market to-day TO moderate extent IL was
not until the late afternoon however that any decided
movement in prices took place The market mere rueu
laQ &c below OIL City quotations all day, the result OF
the pressure OF tight money. The Sherman wen was re-
ported dry hole but there is no information regard
Ing it which can be pronounced really authentic Anoud
1t come dry there might be some pronts
should IT enter as good producer the "bears certainly
would attack the market After opening at 9s4G99'sc
the markets here huctuated within narrow limits down
97l2c. In the afternoon pric began 70 nhrnh anu
the hour steady advance TO II oZ2D3l VI %
which about the closing figures Inc market cioseu
firm. -. e.,
lows: p.,.
New-York Petroleum Exchange. nV
National Petroleum Exchange. 49,
New.YOrk Mining stock Exchange. ......---.- oVo'ouo
IOtal.
The range OF prices was:
NY Pet Nat Pet MIXING stock
opening. Vu'4 1nfL
highest. 4U-2
LoWest... Nt'4 y tnii-
flnai I'VE W.
The refined petroleum market was fairly actve q ~
firm az ssQs4c. Per gallon. closing ~ s'sc asReu'
Crude Is quoted at "a 7l2c. and napLtha at Osc'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
fjotels /.
LAFAYETTE,

- BROAD AND CHESTNUT srs,
PHILADELPHIA.
cat,o, unsurpassed newly furnished and impsofer: r ~
1si rooms oilers attractions Superior 70 any ho'ei IN
Phiadelpbia. l. H. MAL.TBY
Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
COTTON RECEIPTS

NEw.voRK i6-The following the total net 70
ceipts the below mentioned seDten-
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

The following shows the imports OF dry-goods at
the Port of New-York for the week ending March
I6 and since the beginning of The year, as compared
with the corresponding periods OF previous years;
For the week 1881 - lss2 =. ..lssa, lsss
Entered at the port. s2.9S5Sls s3sl06M s344asll
Thrown on market. 2.9os.4ll 3.623.eA 83Oi.slS
Since January - .-. - 80 .a-
market 3O,335,0o3 oo,Vo%o4V oo'<0o'-oo
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
UNION TANNED.

Light Backs 81 so ~ Light crop ..sa q ~ ,.
Nude Backs ..35 a 81 .diddie Crop..52,2@ -
Calcutta Bunaio: Light, 2JLG2lc; Middle 2oha2lc.'
Danas red 1901 lyc
HErALB-hmerican Pig Iron continued In demand and
the include looOO Tons ~ ste1dy
Kues scotch Pig the contrary was easy anu
cerfaniy dull quote American Pig. NO ., S14 - OO
No 81 9s22 % Forge. $lU boa so ~ scotch Eghnton
al 6siz t3IengarnOck, sz2ds23; Coess "a oOat2oi
fsLgoan s24 20 s25 GartsherTie, 80 Z'as-oj osrh-
100 4l2 S23; summeree, sZi 25dfI4 1o steei HaiIs
DIP, DIP et at s,s AT the mills no contracts DO
msnI5,ed Old tails duh at f2J f23 80 for Is aud
IonIe Ustds 4z7 Scrap steady nnd moro acuNc
J ions $40 slosing x25a so 0D In YARD ingot
Copper remained about steady 30OOOO Lake ou ~ i'r
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17
The range OF prices was:

The refined petroleum market was Iairy acuiFe i,
firm az slsQS4c Per gallon. closing ~ s'sc asRcu
Crude is quoted at a 7l9c., and napLtha at Cue
New-York tribune., 1883-03-17

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Rscepts shipments
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28
Rooms to Let.

nNHREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO
lei n Ioungs block. second house
tsem sutn suoe6 80 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28

One who knows says that in the conn.,
try they blow horn befure dinner. bus
IN tom thsy take
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28

A distinguished clergyman, in ono Of
his sermons recently, made these re-
marks on dancing:
People AK frequently. do you
think there IL any harm IN danoing2"
No. do not. "Do you object. tnon. to
dancing parties2" No, not Ut thea,-
selves I do not. But where unkint
youth. where unripe muscle. where I'M
hardened nerves are put through excess
VI excitement, without stimulanls, with
irregular food. and food that IL I'M
wholesome; where gsysty that 10 OK
csssive b tndulged In BY she young all
eleepiua. | objoos 90 il. "Why7 Re-
oauss & IL danoingr' No. but because
Il IL Dissipation. Isis taking the time
tnAs God unquestionably meant
foe deep, aud pat Il TO the
highest afate Of exclamation and
excitsmAnt. The fault does not
lie In the fact that. they dance.
Why, IL Il were - the peasauts dance;
II IL were In the open air. and under .
tree. and upon The Grass. and IN the
comedy hoasu. Of . sunshiny day, il
might % praised. even. II Would mot
bea virtas; bat e would belong 70 Tho :
Incentive things that are beautiful. Bu1
Tho vassail Of ths nieA., and the waste.
fulness, viii nos cay Ut precious hours
--fog hoars are net % precious as nerves
ars-ths eating out Of life By Indulgence
b dTeadful. And 70 80 Il kursued
night efter night, and week afeer week,
and throngh the whole season. 10 pain
/ ful In The extleme. BleaDed b God fog
Lent. Ian not snpsEssttioas il regard
10 r6liAioas oboeevanoes; bat an glad
when th.te ase forty days In which mon
are restrained from debauohery, in
which no anlavfal. pleoeaso y permit
I'D. md 40 plsasnro 3 vsgmittsd q nm
rsAs0nahle houpu tn whtoh night habits
srs enjoyed and adhered %.