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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

The letter of Blaine has given rise
to such demand for it, that beside its
publication by all the Republican
papers in the country, the New York
Tribune has printed it and Logan's
letter in campaign document form,
and is sending them out on orders by
thousands. No political paper in
modern times has so completely met
the popular approval.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

TEE Democratic organs are all get.
ting even with Theodore Roosevelt
for coming out for Blaine. They all
call him "Tad." 1t is confidently
believed in Democratic circles that
this will smash Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

The Prohibitionists have placed
their Presidential candidates in the
field. They are John P. st. John of
Kansas, for President, and William
Daniel of Maryland, for Vice Presi.
dent.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

"HUMPH! soliloquized Gen. Han.
cock, "the superb" glanoing at the
FIRST page of his daily paper; "Here's
a portrait of Cleveland and under it
the legend Victory Assured p 1
have a vague recollection of some
such inscription appearing under my
portrait four years ago. Aud if l am
not mistaken the victory was assured
to the other fellow.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

BLAINE and Logan are ploughing
up The backs of the Democrats and
sowing the wounds with red pepper.
Hence the squirming.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

CHAIRMAN PLYMPToN, of the
Massachusetts, Democratic State Cen
trail Committee, will resign his posi-.
ton. He is reported by Democrats
to hold the opinion that Blaine will
carry the State by 10000 majority.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer is
the marvel of the age for all Nerve Dis
eases. All fits stopped free. Send to 03I
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

The failure ofthe Independent Con.
vention in New York last week has set
the teeth of the Dem ocratic editor on
edge and soured his stomach.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

PRESIDENT SEELYB's stomach is not
quite as strong as that of Carl Schurz.
He went to the Independent meeting
expecting to join, but when he found
that part of the programme was the
mastication Of a dish of Democracy,
his stomach revolted at the nauseous
dose. Schurz expects his to be sea.
soned with "$25O night" If he is
disappointed, what a mess he will make
of it!
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

CLEVELAND might utilize his veto
of the five cent fare bill in his letter
Of acceptance.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

GENT LoeAN's protective tariff ut
terances are gall and wormwood to
the Cleveland free traders.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

The Democracy are not smiling to-
day. The failure of the mugwumps
to endorse Cleveland does not please
them.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

THAT patriotic American, the Lon.
don Daily Ne'cs, is greatly distressed
over the misfortune to this country of
Blaine's nomination and consequent
election to the Presidency. 1t say {;
"The Republicans in nominating Mr..
Blaine fell back into the old rut out
of which General Garfield had endeav.
ored to lift them" We fancy we have
heard something like this before, and
it is very true from British stand.
point. The idea of falling back put.
ting to work the very man who was
Garfeld's chief adviser in the move.
ment which started US forward, is very
English indeed and would hardly be
compreheRded by any American minds
but those which so brilliantly distin.
guished themselves at the mugwump
conference last week in New York.
we are sorry for the Loudon Neaus,
but the British are not leading public
opinion in America this year, and it is
wasting it's patriotism and sympathy.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

All, to be sure. All the English
newspapers are for Cleveland, because
they desire to see free trade flourish.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

The workingmen are focking to
the standard of Blaine and Logan.
They know they cannot expect any
sympathy from Cleveland.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

HENRY WARD BEECHER is for
Free Trade and Grover Cleveland.
This is the same Mr.. Beecher who but
few years ago declared that bread
and water were good enough food and
a dollar a day good enough pay for
any laboring man.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

For PRESIDENT,
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

County Commissioners,
]. r. CHADWICK, of Tionesta.
GEO. w. OSGOOD, of Kingsley.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30


HON. JAMES G. BLAINE, of Maine
For VICE PRESIDENT,
GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois.
STATE.
CONGRESS- s-AT-LARGE,
GEN'L e. S. OSBORNE,
of Luzerne County.
COUNTY.
Congress,
A. C. WHITE, of jefferson County.
Assembly,
PETER BERRY, of Howe.
Associate Judge,
LEWIS ARNER, of Kingsley.
Prothonotary &C.,
CURTIS NJ. SHAWKEY, OF Tioneta.
Sheriff,
LEONARD AGNEW, of Howe.
County Commissioners,
J. r. CHADWICK, of Tionesta.
GEO. w. oSGOOD, of Kingsley.
County Auditors,
@. JAMESON, of Tionesta Twp.
JAMES A. SCOTT, of jerks.
Jury Commissioner,
HENRY o. DAVIS, of Tionesta.
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County Auditors

@. JAMESON, of Tionesta Twp.
JAMES A. SCOTT, of jerks.
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Republican Ticket.
NATIONAL.

For PRESIDENT,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30

jury commissioner,
HENRY o. DAVIS, of Tionesta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
- rncKlIARKErs-RY reLrnnApr

BrfF,lo March u Crf- Receipts to-day POI hcal tota,
for hU. FAR 5000 head Tor Same tm' last week, 300
head; con-l Mcd through. - cars market dui Extra
steers 81 iOo> ~ Common 10 FAIR - 90 Light TO Good
luichers's - -5u-l 80
Stcp-Iocepts to-day. 4JO hcad total Tor week far
ZHpU week, lu 900 head consigned
through market dul: Fair 20 Good Western, 50
ef M Choice 90 Fancy - 6p0$ "J Mesteru Lambs, -
ass 80.
Hogs-Reccipts today. rs head total for week thus
far 10000 head for same time last week, 1900 head
consigned through % Goot % Choice Workers.. ~ %
Ge7 ~; Light Mixed ~ 1jQtO9 F Good Mediums ~ 2JU
-: PIGS. - OOd16 -.
CHICAGO March lTbe Dr0tSr Journal reports 0Gs-Re
ce.pt~. $4,000 head; shpmrnts 600 hcaL market weak
Packing - 3Jd-6 Packing and shipping 10 So h 10,
Light. ~ 90 10 ~. SkIps 4 uO4 81 90.
tarIc-Reccipts, 400 head; shipments, $500 held Ex
ports - jOHr7 90; Cool o Ch0,u SAppug - 80 - 40
Common 20 Medium - 2jUsj ~.
Se~D-Eccelps 900 he shipments 10 head. Inferior
TO Far ~ oU0t - Medium 10 Good ~ OJGtJ O0i Choice
% Extra, - Goa S6 90.
81 Louis. March l.-H9gS-quiet: Receipts 200 head
shipments. 800 head Light, 50 ~, Packers IS 81
81 80. Butchers. sc -OUN1 %.
Cate-Receps 900 head; Shipments $50 head. Export
crs, - JOQ OO Good Choice Shippers, -OHf6 400
Common Medium - oOatj -; stOcders and Feeders,
"a GUdt6 -
Sheey Receipts 900 head. Shipments zoo head; FAIR
TO Mcdnm s. 7j9 ~ Good 20 Choice 81 JDGsj 2ji Fancy
g. a 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

INV YORK. March ll-BEEVES-I;ec int, We're - cars.
for aueitcrrs aud cars SO trade I'm Live Cattle
TIE arrivals reported or tomorrow 2Te n9 IcH ~ bat te
DAY 10 warrant any advance I'm prices Decent 70
IT, so y-,---'iin Dressed al4o mad slow -l.
NJ sq0c At the refrigerator in Jersey City Prime
cc weighing cwt to the carcass were reported to
mo ipments OF Live stock this port to-
"EiLvEy-Rcccipts w re head nearly an Washington
Ve ld a. &c. and there was nonirg in way Of Live
Calves quot abe al ni9hgr ns'r i 10 tr ,
bnr trade was extremely dgiand weak The lux Of tnc ,e5
mp halle city dressed sold at Sale Dressed Grass
'sc 6ons sold: 2I Jersey vcals 1920 POO No. at ace
Fgc g Oti- soht jersey Eeas l9 d. At Jc do LAB d.
"'w5mson * Co. sod: II jersey Vcals yarou. weights
siiiFHP AND LAMBS Receipts were l2a cars 1870
head-l2 cars Of Jersey Cty and l. car al washington
dozen carloads worked OH By sellers before T. O'Clock were
The range ion sheep WAS - aj4s6 - win tey fearng
Lambs sold at Tai ec About 80 lrns Lambs were re-
at Of - % per head cr Poor TO Extra with
Gr NiioP u ara dropping az , &c for FIR to Good
Lc rd Meat market va one Of the worst or Inc sea-
and m "a T'i In i2n3 %S 9sa cd mot sg
cxonc duu, ELECTED various replies One dealer said tlat
veal change as It getting more plentiful and cheaper
and oihsi' & N@ , a Ti. d Glfl. ron
good Judgment Ing flooding is marsct with much common
sun Which could ouy be SOFA al great loss to the shipper and
~acs E,ertr a. Co. aoid l. Jer-ey spring Lambs, at
50 IO1-S 80 per mead.
b. Wysou cod. - Je sty spring Lambs a. 4 each.
Ii.uuacb Dewey sold: % ~tlte Lambs 10, at per
70. ard ."4 state sheep, 'u N, at &c.
IflIcfb g. DAVIS sod: lO STATE Lambs f6 d. at &c,
and g- state sheep. 91 70, at rc.
Ifunc e Mullen ao.i % on Evcs. io4 h, AZ sac.
4 collins sold. g Jersey spring LAMBS. 40 80 each.
bplnc * HutchcDn sold: -prn1 Lambs, az - per
head .
T1GS-Nccrpt- Wcc D. cars, nearly all at 4Dthst. The
infasou,ut tN uI .ei trray CAUSED truer ling
foI Live Hogs o. day ana Common 10 Prime u0u.naly
quoted az g .-fr, &c.
country res-, also doing LITTLE better with Heavy
sci Ing at -a9c. Nrdtn at 90 c; ana Light c
Whl.r little lean Jersey Pigs sell mp 60 Zoe
ilt Brothers r-D ircd 10 have completed
position that Western ID 9ti Hogs Viii he added 10 their
sllfneats East OF lcsi AMI Mutton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. Tesseis ant Rt"roHs
Nrw-YoRK. March IL, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Asnrs-oniot ,nl seonr. poi - pcarI e,.a7c.
Nrw-YoRK. March II. 1851

ASUES-Qu anl steady; Pot 43Gli2c Pearl, 6'Id1c.
BtE-WAN-~tcIdc ~ soc, but slow 81 slle ,, -,
BUILDING MATERIALS Tho trade If small ana
prices are generally unchanged We quote ;
brchs-Pale, - 25a 4 90; 49, Hards, 80 72paS
ROsendalc Cement. II 310<l -; American Forr
laud do, - 25at2 SO English DO, q COO - 90 Limo
Finishing, Al 1881 -; Lump soc Lnth - ~ - ~
per N. Iumber-EaNcm Spruce, Sl@d$it; Whie lihG
Sis jU03-2 for West India shipping Boards ehoM
Pine 500 t23. Hard NOOds-Mhltc Wood, - *H per
carload; Hickory, Sij0 80; Chcuy s40atI5; Chestnut
s2J0<iu Walnut SGI0 II o.; Ash 1.iI1-so; 'a~, @Os
500 Maple 80 So %. Nails 81 'O0@- 20 per A's 'or
Toto COZ. 40.
COTTON-Sroi Cotton quct and unchanged sales 2'i
bales Delivered contracts 400 bales Receipts az me
ports to-day 5000 bales against ll9' ms ddF hr "ttF
6jf Ast year since september ], 1f'1u5 Da'e7
against J.u.4 ~ Tor the same period last season.
The quotations according To- the American casslholon are
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains DesbrOsses COrandt foot % West h sal
For Chicago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and BaHA'
'S p ~ . .,.. a
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 uni"
o. ,--,.o.
Utica, Little Falls Fort Plain CanNoheTe Port Jackson
Amsterdam $3.50, ll.2O %
Albany and Catski -, $50. II 20 M &3u q IN Of
NewbuTg Kingston Highland PonShkeepsc, ), 9SV A4''
a m; 10, 4.3O. AZ
'Daily. Other trains daily except sunday ,.,o, q.
Bunet Paror Cars $50 and ll2O H. ~ ana So y I'D
Parlor Budet cars on $3.50 m. train for syracuse aH'
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars On p train foT BuhA"
and chicago. N. - ,ha cam
pany Jsrsey City Pennsylvania ltau0ad station
NOA Coutst Annex Office, foot Ot FULTON ST. so 81
st. and Dekalbavei New-Nork City Nos TO, Tn
2bi 3B3 At9 Gao 32S broadway, No Union Sqest
1877 Gtaye No los Last l2Oth 81, pennsyNaDa ~" bos
ton foot Desbr0ssessL, foot COruaadt-st anu "e9' ~
Station foot West 42dsL - 49,,
"a StsLask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12
New Civilizations.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY,
HER WASHINGTON SEASON

nv Mrs Jeanie Gould Lincoln vol l2mo IL d.
The novel Is the form Of letters written IN our Guy W
society belle 70 friend NewYork, thus ahordns Immense
scope the treatment of the diosynerac'es Oh ppV
pco,monpessp OF things The author herself leader Of
what for better name called society IN Washington is
woman capable every and by her high ana aSsurt
position has "coicn vantage" from which to see clearly
whereof she wrtes.-Evening star, Washington
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NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
DUILADELPHlA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF

FROM STATIONS OF ~
NTW-JER~EY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY st, NORTH RIVER ,..
Direct connection 1d 19 Ih Tod iFq Gse Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT nov. 49, 1898
For rHLADELI4 an! TRESSTQNo 49u94 ao B ESa
ii s1Sp M sstSSDAYs at Si5 a. m, $50 loop m
Direct connection at WAYNE Junction for GeTmantown ana
h5ckcn and No.ristowu.
pRAwTNG.noolf CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS On night Trains
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Greon,sts,
100 $50. a3l, HOO a NJ, lI5 ZAP 940 eao: 5-O44
Eelk+ss at 30, 500 600 IN 100, $780, $40, csc
pm. SUNDAY sl5 a IN. 43O p m.
ao5. zoos iisi a. m, 81 4;22. 6:24, 72s p m. sen.
For 'WILLIAH5P0RT at 84j. 7.45 900 a NJ. SI6, 400
For ssuvBURY ami LEwIsBURG at CAS- 7'45 a. m. s4S
For PTlDrYG and HARRISBURG At 745 900 ll15s N,
loo 100 400 $3.50, 1900 m. sundays az o!oO p III.
For SCRANTON at 6;i5. 300 n m" SA6 p m
For wILKEsBARRE and P5TTsToN az ,6 go, 800 a. N,
100 80. 34j. $50 p. m Sundays az o1O p ILL.,
For DRIFTON at G:t5 a. m, 3;i5 p. III.
ForTAMAQUA at g45 75, 900 a. M 100. 1890 345' 400.
nv , ~ IT, Er1r,r ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at Gas 900 H., loo. $780, 341 $50 p H. sunAy 81
For EtsToN at s45. 900 a. NJ 100 $780, SlO 400, 4SO.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For FIrMiNGToN at GAS, 900 M leo, l,3O, 1900 l3O.
500, $50 o M Sundays, 100 p m
ME- d 5S SO &c. 1880 s6o lSsG @ SUM-
DAYS AT 500 a IN, 1870. 5:3O 300 y IN
For PIA1NFIELD az 6:i5 745. 900, $50 1880, lbs r.
100 lS0 $50 345, 400, AGO. 800 $40, $50 toO $50
200 100 go 1890 1900 p. IN. SUNDAYS at eOO, ei9
a. m 1885, 400 $50, 900. 300 p. m.
For EiIZARFTH at 0l5, Gas. 7,l5. 7:t5 500 500 200
81 40 1000 1890 ll5, 1l30 m, 12:iJ, Loo $50 25N
2SO 400 $50 9l5, 400 sl5 $50 4d5 200; d. Ss88
Gi.3b i2.60 m SUNDAYS ut 300 ol0 m, 1880, 400
$50, 900. 400 I'm. - -
For NEWARK at 300 $40 66, 6:45 7l5. $780, 500, sl5
$50 900 9I5 045. i0l6 lot5, lll6 am, 1900 M 245
il6 200 $50 800. $780, LOO tSOs 800 5lo $50 Pc
8OO 81 $50, 200: 1880, $40 900 0l0, lO3Q lao
1900 m. SUNDAYS at 500, 9:l6, 1910 q ~ l-'OV H.
lbs foo 400 600 0;lb. 800 300, 1880 m 80, u, 81.
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE So, (An Tain ~
800 SIS a NJ lao 400, GOO y IN. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at4O0, lO'A5 am
For PREEHoLD-At6 s15, II 3 M $50 Pr "a; -. on.
A. m 80 83O with through Darlor cars Oh f1V p NJ
for vi NELAND AMI BRIDGErON az 1880 , M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No T. North River, via SANDY Hook.
Tickets can procured foot Lhetyst Per No SNorth
River a. IO2 2j7 2612d 2ll Alp, ~, VA, l3l and
i32i broadway 73T and 1lY Gthavei RNingtonst 10
SreenN tchs 50A Enst l2hthst and principal Hotels IN
New YORK city In brooklyn At NOs Courst lls broad.
Ivsi lh9 Atlantic IN HOOOken, 204 Washin gtOn- st,
Y Trnnser Company will call fO aud check baggage from
hotels residence tOdestinhtlOn.
ca HANCOCK,
General Passenger ami ilcket Agent Philadelphia
]. T.. WOOTlkN. General Manager
IA z. BALDWIN,
General EAatsrn Passenger Agent Ap LlbertYst. Nix
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strict Good Orinaly...I0 l0la 1oi9
5#S 4 #:@ f$$f5' IT, 81. 5 $i
Kidding 2,,S Iar............lls1' ii55,. i54
G sf9d G 2@d93 $50 5 'IE l5'"3 ~
am era n9' d oT5 Sa Ar aO S'',
1856 MAY. 40 a. LOS June lI.L'G ~ guy, ;
bar IL 7Ga45G! Nooyembcr IT, ioG December 900
Il 81 lGq 2 54 o i6 1923 1923. l ana GSSs
1 t.5'o'ii iii.''- ''''' '''''.''
coorEFAG tiy oa 3c'Yi t s.Gay ys o"9 r.
do. - feet S-Gc@-' Aol1,.es SAo1As Anl li,a
81 joa}l 90: on do, 8, inch, Il 5ogzl %; DO, 80
inch 81 45al 800 iun shocks and H'aISSl' do
toALTno demand his improved for Antlrac 6nt r.
c0hDAGi"Fai.y active and steady ssal, Ice; Manila
CHIccoRY-Gronnd. laasc
CoFFEE-o dun at .c ior fa.r; 49, ex d" Euben4 :
points sales 5o75O bales closing barely sl'ag, March
l0.55oloto; Arm lo55qloGI; May. 1852 al4lo; June
locoalG6 Nnd an and nearly nominal Interior Pa
sold an private terms Cool Cucuia Gu'''d ~ t4I-4'
Drugs EIce most aoga1e i,'4re 9a5 erGn me
decline ID Cunne due To- ne demand aI' '"g d,$ i g
Trade rule has been leht canada Ials9n tir
81 G1of-7j; Hals-n lou Ile5 E9sIAn oanjnai de
s.; % 3 y, .''i 'iii potier ~ w. - -
Grisin IA olHiue lots 50; Quunc American II 40
Root oaifc. irecac, s5e IS; Alcohol - .. = Is
Gs@rr'ces se-ay; trad, r3ler .9 m2rc
81 . iGro'm5 iIo. phatc I,cl gil 10.
FOREIGN FRUITS cnora trade is slow and prices as
more loss luomilsL but l.a.eilr Lemons and
oranges have advanced Of le.e Lay Eai.ins :! o.
rs; i.r9 n' liT9nq s'. rs, e ~ s.. ,al i
l1-0IGc Ter ulltio.cs aud Iol 0et i.r quarter boss
f1-.f. M . q her fftv. tf
Her ,a-c and - 65uucr hi; Cocoanus. >21aao
ftH~AsjI- Is tac Lent II .cson the tsIma, sat natural
~ tac ltre attention. aorr NOT for the act mat
tic ulp mere aIs quite moderate thrt won ni ''-
gy be much Il.sgl ttllc A. ~ .. taG u, s I'll, 30,
Ha eI, Cor 80 ! it, and III 5oo AZ for lower er,tc5
5aq 90. for genuine CORES 5e for rhore an" 3lc Tor
quarters and &c for halyos they going s stated to al
Tad be Worth aDca 10 Tor Scaled from store they
% G22c, acc1rng n vs. ne h1yer happens 10 DE ~
here month; Boston logsh on GaTso nat VA bound
ring ere % qrt here a IN me ashf owns Of Mane East
o' riLoU;R ASD MEii.-iLoUE-T maf1ct S dun
port while ne jo Ding trade Ia, been conl.d mainly to
Low Grics salcs loo P '6 OF winch i"03 Do hDl3
lM% at % tgGf@ 10 For Spring s. 3 20 OTi or
dies at s. aoas5 49, 9oglb 80 at g. 81 s. o Tor
Wheat Extra, mainly within the range 81 30 ono.
an e1ireme; common % ttr i to tlT
Good To- coe y soc Common Extra Minnesota. $500
81 90, 4 - n Kyc Mixture - -5q>J trngA$5 20
qsc Paelt >G4t7 0o' Takers Extra $50 -, -.
Fs o'p' to Good 5'a+5 5; GOOD 70 vcy cEocc
3 s :Ss. Nv NJ %ys w,sl Indies 3 .od$5s5:
ssS 9qr4 AT G j? t1G5 Go a SG'o o material
3 teo&4 .o GOOD t. Cloee 81 49, 90 IN.
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street Ferries rs fOlOwsi - , "a
$40 l. g. g. T. p and Il night sundays, 6:l5s b
10 iinitedl and 10 a M; T. g. o and and II night
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday ~ 500 and
1lloa ID, 2. 4, and IL, connect at Trenton ior
Camden.
Returning trains leave Broadst station PHILADELPHIA l2o
Bib $40 4, 4:35 except Monday, 500 so, 10 $50
Ii and III LIMITED Express 80 aud $40 P. n I,
3 A. D. g. $50 7:4O 745 and p on sunday &Ol, olb,
500 L. $50, $50 a. !, l5-O Limited, $50 40 I45
and p m. Leave Philadelphia Via Camden, 800 a. IL
daily except sunday.
Ticket ices 435 40 and 944 Broadway, Aston House,
and foot DesbrOsscs and COIaudt streets Conrtsts
and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fuito1,st.
BROOKLYN: Bu-hs Hotel HObOkcn station. Jersey city
EngTant Tcset Office 40 Battery Place and Castle car
len -.
baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHARLES r.. PUGH J X WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'T AGENT
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HAVANA MARELT-

HAVANA. March sugar dull and nomna 33s bags Of
Centrifugal, pOauUg 9O were sold at ga reals gold per
arobc also 30 hhds polalng ~ at 80 reals Exchange
weak; on the United states. sixty days god u prem
do short sight ga prcGi Oh London, l. t-GlS prem.
Spanish gold, PSI u 331 y
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Ocean Steamers
DORDEAUX LINE.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct 10 the sOuth Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT ~,
So Gil ATEAIJ MARGAUX (nevl... Saturday March p.
So CHATEAU LEOVILLB. Saturday, ApTii D.
From 'Prentices stores" Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers France, Spain and Italy, Pyrenees. tau'
Nice, &c, will time and expense by taking this line o
First wine $50 10 800. second Cabin, FOO
Steeragc. s25. For passage apply to
n. LIE BOULANGEH, As Beaver-st
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MILANO.
) Via =. TOnasO.

on the 10Th Of April 1884 and following days viii De sold
by auction In Milan Via Chanvale the collection Of NJ
L. ChcvT MEA/IA and his superb Gallery ~ uf
the most celebrated artists, Italian bemsh Dutch Gernau
French anu Spanish OF tho Nv, Nv and XVI centuries
EnHravings and Drawings -Fumtnrc-Arms n l. Ar noIs-
OTientat European Mhlo, and Puccus various
Object. OF Art ami CuriOAltlcs.
For Cataloguos addres. MR. J. II BATES. Al Park Row
Nes YORK. and all Information NJ. IT, Chcy jules imbon
IN FLORENCE, 10 COrsO Nitt0rO tmanuele.
The enterprise takes charge OF all TIE sales
In It-l.
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nHEMT-Dul Manlla, 9lcj 9l7aI '00'5ci Jute Hutts,
Hay AND sTRAW-Priccs generally unchanged. with
no ieratc demand No. Hay sja3uc: No. do, -
aSuc: No do GOn zoe; shipping do Doe; Glover. 40
4b5Oc; d. Mixed 5JdG5c; No j straw, GOQ6jc, No
do, jOa5jc; Oat, - a 5Oc
HIDES-Hage sold well at stronger prices
JEATHEIt-Ircc- steady, with better demand for
UcmIOck sole which the receipts have been moderate
the supply has been reduced.