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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
Observation-Disclosures
Tho Fsiends OF paidsin and Heddon Seek.
ing Eseentiye cismeney.

u - n A - =
/ WASHINGTON, ID. u, March "a dele
CATION OF New Jersey gentlemen has been
n Wasb;noton for seyeral jays making
=. J. a.. go ta -. - 80. ~ -, p.ydw;n ,ons
an enote 70 espatuons tVl !, tsA.as ss..,.a a..s
Heddon, the notorious bank deiaulters'
Oscar F. Baldwin, cashier Of the Mechan,
;cs, Rank Of Newark looned 5000, 900 "a
~. ~, - - :, - .;.,, - - Ianas A
Nugenllt q 70. Wisnous VI seeuti.s M ,ass 60 a.
Heddon, while cashier OF the flrst
National Bank, OF Newark, made way with
,,,n,w,,a,r,iis 1, !, AZ a million Both men claimed
~ he innoeent BALDWIN laiGl his trouble
sIl J n On the Nnsents. Atone time he 'tried
~. 10 commit snicide rather than endure
tSa disgrace which he proposed 70 bring
nnon .,s % 5imself bv making a Clean breast 81
tbs @ whole matter before Killing himself.
Eeddonis exense was That under the Ma
i;oTsItBankino law his hank could not
take I securities, and all the collateral in bis
I,a,,L7 sstnod IN hta nana5as cnahier = He
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
iAsoN,s SUICIDE.

An Advertisement and Its Strange Sequel.
Young Boekeeper Shoots Himself.
NRw YoRK, March 2 in last Tuesdays
issue Of the Herald there appeared the
following advertisement:
&c. W. Is earnestly requested by his
family to return home Immediately, as
his absence from business would be ruin
ous to all prospects.ss ! i
In o special dispatch from Buffalo to the
Tribune on Wednesday morning an ac-
count was given, Of the suicide of a. young
man from the East, who shot himself on
the ice bridge ut Niagara on the Monday
evening previous, the only. clue to his
identity being the initials 70. ". ON his
handkerchief. Recent developments have
proven that sc. W. in both these
cases have stood for Charles Well
bacher, bookkeepert for Weilbacher &
Loervi, hop dealers mt No. 81; Pearl street,
and the second son of the senior
member ofthe firm, Paul Weilbaeher, who
lives at No. i45l West sifty-seyenth street.
Mr.. Weilback ker, when seen al. his home
this evening, said: y"I know OF no reason
whatever fol, my sons suicide. Therumor
that there have been irregularities discoy-
cred in his accounts Is utterly false. he
has been suffering from desponde and
insomnia for some time, and on, the even
ing Of February. e2d left the house and
did not return. / put the case in the de-
tectiyes' hands and on hearing Of the sui
eide at Niagara went there and identified
the body, returning on Friday y
S"Is It true that the young man left o
letter which stated that before 1t was
opened he would hayei Killed himself?"
asked the reporter aThat Is % private
matter, about which i do! not wish TO
speak, replied Mr.. Weilbacher. 'sIt is
altogether very sad affair."
BLowISe or CANAL BOATS.
Paul Boy,on Charged with Teaching Arabs
HowSto blow Up ships. tEt
NEw YoRK, March 2, a story was cur
rent to-day3to the elect that Captain Paul
Boyton was giving ginsructions eyerynight
to representatives. d Ellafahdi i'm the use
Of dynamite TO blow up ships. Il was
said that experiments are being carriedon
under the shadow Of the Palisades, on the
west bank OF The Hudson, opposite One
Hundred and Fifty Fifth street. In the
pIaceo actual men OF war old canal boats
were blown into the dir. !
The main foundation for the story Lies
in the fact that a number Of Arabs landed
at Castle Garden about o week ago. Cap:
tain Boyto1 lives in snug house over the
cliffs Of Washington Heights, oyerloo ooking
the Harlem river. His home Is filed with
relics Of his travel and nemarine engray.
ings, which he took pride in displaying;t TO
ling his alleged Arab pupils he replied:
'cIf such thing were true, do you sup.
pose i would ruin my business by telling
anything about it2n None Of the neigh.
bors Of the noted swimmer have ever
heard any explosions on the Hudson at
midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
AIp FOR GIANT.
The. scheme Of an Old Pacific Coast Friend
for His Comfort.

The scheme OF an Old Pacific Coast Friend
| 5.s for HIS Comfort. ettt1.
San FR4Sclsco, March 2.-Gen. Grants
illness hasbrought lighta project which
has been under consideration for several
months. It is tobring the General and
allhis family to California to live. The
idea was conceived by Gen. Francis Darr,
formerly OF New York, now resident OF
this city. Darr served during the war on
the staff Of Buell., Rosecrans and Foster.
He has since then, notwithstanding he
differs from Grant in politics, been one Of
his. warmest friends. The scheme, in
which prominent citizens heartily Coz
operate, is to buy large bearing vineyard
with residence and other necessary build
ings, and tender the entire property to-
Grant as loan. ~, . s35y,.
The vineyard will beunderthe direction
OF q skilled vine-culturist. After deduct
ing from the proddct g sum sufficient to
cover all the expenses of Grants
household the balance would be applied
to liquidate the mortgage. Several large
properties were visited 50 as to select the
most suitable. The Central Pacific Rail-
road rendered special cars TO 60 to New
York and bring the General and family
and physicians All expenses OF the
party would be paid
Z Col. Jackson has placed his residence
at Napa Soda Spring at the disposal Of
General Grant and party while the neces-
sary formalities in respect to the selection
and transfer OF the vineyard are being
completed. General Grant was made ac-
quainted with the scheme three months
ag and requested to come and see before
deciding. A dispatch WAS received from
General Grant last night stating Il would
be impossible 10 make the trip at present;
Sympathy With Grant.
;Bosfos, March 9. The Methodist min
listers to- day drafted q letter of.deep sym
pathy With General Grant in his illness
t7S7 ~ Just In Time. -
SRosros, March IA wondering crowd
gathered. outside a; fashionable west end
boarding house on Saturday last, attracted
by the proceedings Of a young woman,
who excitedly burst out Of the front door,
scaled an iron fence, broke q window pane
with her ast lifted up and pushed through
the aperture lad who accompanied her,
and who, on entering threw the window,
through which the lady clambered. A
moment later she appeared at the door
with a rope and knife, but on seeing the
crowd, disappeared within and shut the
door. II has transpired since that she |
had, through the ,keyhole Of a locked door,
espied her husband in the act of commits |
ting suicide. Her rapid action saved. his |
life. Domestic inielicity Is said to- have
been the cause Of the attempt. 2
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GRANTS CONDITION:
WEATHER REv1vEs HIM,

And He Resumes HIS work on His Mem
oirs-An old Army Friend Residing on
the Pacific Coast Proposes New
scheme for His Declining Years.
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rNaooD SHAPE.
Mr.. Cleveland win Find the white House
lnlPsrfeet Order Tor Ilis Reception.

Srs..Sis, .;i, h, !, H 4 yyl!;,a uo,,.o 4,
Sieyelanp Wlu lia sae ing ~. 1s.1se y.
good order for his occupancy. The I'M
proyements and ornamentahons which
tbe President has made In the State anatt-
m ( ~ "a az -,
menus anu se pfIsass pyf.aoh " 1iie is.
sion, have been extended 70 the Official
portions OF the building. ii
f. The library, I'm which most OF his time
will necessarily be spent his callers re-
eeiyed and business transacted has re-
Gently become the most beautiful apart,
menti the building. " Is an octagonal
room, surrounded to the height oil about
four feet from the floor py book cases,
which have rapidly tlled up during MI:
Arthur term with valuable volumes oi
history and books oil reference, which Will
remain for his successors. ! 4. \ /,
The Office furniture, the desk and easy
chairs that served Mr; ArthnTs predecost
sors have given place 70, articles oil more
pretentious appearances and more com;
Portable designs. The somber hue oi
the department has. given place 70 Q
rich maroon, coloring OF the walls
and the collection ot oil pornalts
OF the, Presidents has been compiet,,
ed The adjoining room, deyotea
70 the Cabinet meetings. retains lts lamn.
~; ~ sja raJ I,y Il, q ,,riva Ia aecretarv and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
DISASTROUS SORIIEI
n THE GARRISON. AT KlAssALA.

rsssnty.ssish. oalesr. and Sir nandrsd and
rhirty.two afsn Lost In ! Frnitiess AZ.
tempt 70 Run the auantist Of the ma
,hal'sR Rosss.-c eadI.isa osths city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-03
sympathY Yith Grant.

.BosTos, March .. The Methodist min
listers to, day drafted q letter of.deep sym
pathy withtG General Grant IN his illness.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

O7eac closing 7.s507s7c, 20oa tca April 1tl1?Ase-
closing 7i2u74lc; $3.50 tCA May. 2. !O7ozcy closing
71oa1 Sic. SEQ tcs June. 760cy closing 1.ooVt,o 81
BUTTER-The market fs In the same Poston q9osssa
meet with ar sale a. u nces, bnt lower qualities
rno quiet Western Creamery 03 state Do ,ga 2,ca
State Dairy hafrkns tubs and pals wesn tuDs
lG02tc; frkns tubs. az trkns l30s Civ esern
Init alton Creamery 1922 tastern DAIRY 1y@1Vc
ern factory. l002c. Rolls 1901 c.. CHEEsEL,Expoi t
doing tie and the general movement does no
weSE Fastern, 2ac Common to Prime job lots is0
iSic.; Western fat sail c. Fairto Choice k1ms a So
Common TO .EGGS-ire up a2ain Iine
with fair inqur,. state. = oLc; western 2.i2IZoc,
Southern, 25a25ac; Lined, 1o@l62cj Imported i42~
srEARINEaoFIrmly held but very quiet city quoted at
i5.Isc. g6e test Centrifugua. 6c Sales $50 bags
Centrifugal, 9-605sc. Refined quiet Cnt oa 21osci
Crushed, Giea65ci Cubes y Lice. Powdered o.ioG
6lac; Granulaed. gec Mould a" 0isc Confccnone,s
fALLOW-Firm and moderately active for home use,
Prime City quoed at 6l4c. Sales. 5J.0O lbs az &c.
ThA-Of O0l1ng the total sales Thin three DAYS nave Den
10000 pkgs at prices lines III ar DEMAND ana stcaIy
Green and Japan invoices demsnd and steady
To day options quiet but steady l9OOO Japan of
April sold at 2lc. ooo ~,
TOBACl O-seed Leaf quiet sales $50 1888. Penn;
yvauia, sa 100 cases, 1854 DO private terms; i2o
wisconsin 1898 private terms 100 1872 ono
sac 2U avan S0aSl 10 100 bales Sumatra, 81 80
as So; Kentucky quiet and steady
growing smaller and until clips viii be ready for market
the outlook continued firm feeling Fall and spring
and RULED woods received attention
Foreign wOos have been rather SLOW but In the nam stea
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

with spectacle and ballet, plus brandy ana wafer
and tobacco The socalled theatre returns TO ts oio
rank of music bail-pure and simple. was going
to say, but the phrase does not lit the fact. MISS
Lillian Russell has done her best to keep opera
bpuffe alive at the Empire Theatre. now uhi1ou
with the GAety under Mr.. Hoilingsheads manage
lnent, but it has not answered. even with the heip
of a thrd-rate ballet. An artist OF much greater
cleverness and capacity than Miss Lillian RUSSELL
Miss Florence st. John. has been going -througa
similar experience at the Comedy Theatre; handi-
capped 10 be sure by having to carry on her pretty
shoulders one of the heaviest pieces ever produced
"The Great Mogul." The time is past when Lon
don will trong to charming actress ana singer
unless she has something to act and something 10
slug fancy that demand for novelty is also
making itself felt. The Savoy is not they say,
doing well with "The SOrcerer" and atrial by
Jury,n and the new piece which Messrs. Gilbert and
Sullivan arc to furnish is not ready. "The Pirates
of Penzance," however, which was thought to be
played out, has achieved new success in the hands
OF a juvenile company and fills this house every
afternoon much fuller than do the other pieces in
the evening with the regular full grown performers;
Mr.. GrOssmth and Miss Braham included. Miss
Elsie Joel. the lprIma-donna of eleven who is the
new Mabel Of the Pirates" is young lady of en-
gaging manner and pleasant face, with an excellent
voice which she skilfuly. If she does not use
it up in these early efforts. she has career before
her
Managers of comedy theatres are again crying out
for new pieces. Mr.. Bancroft holds the refusal OF
NJ Sardou's "Th6odora." Report says he has
decided MOTTO produce it. believing its success in
Paris due mainly to the actress who plays the title
role. and not being able at the moment to lay his
hand on an English Sarah Bernhardt. "The
Ironmaster" has Its course at the st. Jamess
Theatre and is presently to be replaced by As You
Like IT, with Mrs. Kendall as Rosalind; an expert
ment for which the most sangIine can hardly hope
more than moderate good fortune. And yot. here
Is a public of millions impatient for fresh amuse-
ment. for new plays for comedy drama. melo-
drama,-what you will. There are managers
anxious to pay great sums for q good piece which
nobody can be found to write There even actors
who could act it if written, but of the writer there
is no sign. g. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NFW.YORK Tuesday Feb. 10, 1885.


man received cars stern MetSeer Is sehwat.
s SdrsTa .Ha jersey vD he
1f arrivals Is Yesterday @ were yar Jersey y
S % c 60 ns s sn aS' not
Of % w sa % a., ssDS Sst Swas Gcsse q
e's On sc, sant ss % II s'S
On n III. Ss
9T e 81 days very G f s II ars
that rsiIroed trins resumed and that there y
Is no ee ns ow and o shortage for two
days would be blessing to M s rcay os s s
cy dressed slowly in Washington Market at 7
S Ws;s Dressed Ise duh az Ss the light
Cable avlccs London and Liverpool report declining
sndS wesh the @ oaa For
q I've or from this port
cALvEs-About SO head we're received to-day mainly at
6Ot st. and washington Market Demand fair and prices
much ie same ss spmon to very Prime Voa'
alive. not IN heavy suppy Dut sales wore
Hsas sid atoas = &c CITY Dressed at 7Si2c Very few
DO iSS r. 10 10 y + 3, a.'
do cSsri at 81 Fsa & Ca y: 9 ssS n . Z, e v.rou,
SEtf cars q llYs
esr% carload. ssa were nah tse
asss %sas ss. as 'ssssy reported ras Stock and
shade higher Fair 10 tTme 5btep sotu %
81 SOd5 Choice and Extra at 81 G0Qs6 loutsde ngnre
paid by Major for carload Good 10 Extra Iaabs
sold al raEcy On lJ2
sold about 7i4c Vandcrbcck was the pufehaser
In Washington Market 81 spring lambs were sold. FAR 70
be quoted at head One lot ofselected
sold st q higher figure.
slow but firm especially FOR Prime STOCK
coumon to caoice sold at and Extra earcasses at
Lambs ranged from TO lUc for poorest to best
Saos-Haenbeck & DIV sold SO Ohio sheep 1l6 b at
52c 1875 do l07 n, 5c i8 Canada ds So d. at SC
and 2I3 ohio Lambs, - 10, at Gioc.
Liienbaek Dewey sold: III state Lamb. - n tefc
l9I 10 d. at 6i 100 State sheep IA d. at $40 17y do
l04 n at - 90 1913 DO l02 b. at 62 III do 37 b ct 80 80
and lJI do ~ b. at 5isc. oo
state sheep. 80 10. at - so. -
TIC.
Z. Collins sold: Spring Lambs at $40 each.
J. II. Wyckon sold spring anb- at ~ per head
Everitt q soldi i2sprin< Lambs az about sll each
HOGS.-Recelpts 20 OF 1920 head-l7 cars at
40s and 2 at Jersey City Market firm at - 81
;
Country quiet and hrm. Heavy sold at 5i2d &c
Medium at u. &c and Light at bad7c few fancy Lean
Pigs reached &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
EXTEND
Month
Market closing firm. TransieraDle notices, H..


FIsH-Generay quiet. but steady TAT prices showing
buyers favor with holders dsposei TO make concessions
s''' se n With the baE of he buasss in Low ssss
Joobers have bcan ned mainly small par
s' fer 90 soriin@ % 10 .tocss sales $1,000 S6. which
s5 %nfr 3 Sd Ts Ss. sas. SUPER
s Sss for ns bss ss' sr ma"y i Sa
sss s p.:es 81 fis "a sas . 81 g. sssa
eh,sa Extra %ss.p o. cST%0n GOOD TO Far 9a
Choice. q od 20 -, Common Extra Minnc.st. s999s
i..h & csaE y ss rs. g. later an OK sa
r,ne: Baker, nIira s. oes4b ST. LOui. Common % Fair
Very Very csoics s,iossSt9 Patent ,Slnie; wheat II5s:
''..soUTmERS flour nai' wtho : 9 c. saaa,c ia
s g. &C Good ' nli%sa cnoas dS 800
Tncrn T a. ass srys as ass or saie'
nvcEwnExT gLoDhs sillas q ssssI To-; corn
aac!sd ssoSsS yslio" western q g $500 o. -.
s ana @ ssa s u s .sd
eIo' dssay a, "a under Tho be-. procs very sied
Z sS''Ss; nss :. Ys
sn Ss1. SSs' oss 1oH ,sS bush % SS BUSH
So Sc 20 S"'" gs ss board from :sfss
aS,9s asSa pf a s Ss'iaf snd SS s'' @ Rcd
n ~
e0sc losing at 9ot g. do for ApnI yas'-e c,osns az
Iune o, ,d9sc closing at si Fe Market g%nist %
II 20 ...: BAhLEY MARKET .ss.,y vita air dsn'snd
wisin f...y. ooo pus, ~. .Rowed state Al ~ 5alSc
-. ia riley MALT-DulL Two.towed stac, h107lc;
siyis,. 81 stste. .oeslc; Uenada 299ie coRN-aar-
net oprned S better for Cash os and closet with most
Of h dyance lost Options opeae nn then advanced 20
then o TIE nj closed steady at shade
above the inside g0nd export business, moder
trade tlrly transactions options The
visible supply portd today BY he Produce tSehangs
Increase .iuiO'u bush snip bought iH2-
saics g O0o bush. future - OOb lush.
including Ungraed Mixed at 80 ie.; No 80. G5
Mixed .J.dJ,c In elevator. ! 81 &c. anoat
am siow tgi,r elevator. - a3u'.c au0tt; NO.
. 5UG % In clcS stDr. 81 "a ~. anoat steamer White
53c a1oat, Yelos. 5i95oNci IN ele atori No.
5oci "'i do for March. i9SsseSe closing at
syac. do for Apra. iyisSsSSe, c!OsiBg at 4gise;
do fOf Nay. 4ei-ai is. closing Al iSisc oArSCash
without decided change. options opened better,
then io.t the advance closed the inside prices
saes Pass future 10000 bush spot including
No Mixed at a6c. 40 = SGI.d37ee In elevator 3s'sc.
anott: No l. 81 &c; No Whit. 81 &C.. No. 2. 3TssG
J-c, 80 l. (0c, Mixed Western, 53a ST. Whit do. 3ss
lc. White state. osaiio. No. Mixed for February,
j6d3lo, eo.in at 56',c do Tor March sisc closing At
80 cI DO for May 3bdjbc closing at 50c The visible
supply made by ihe Produce rchange to-day. shows
an increase oi ab'u 90 bush ..... .FEED-st,aty.
from ,eyon Atlantic nc
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
LIVE srock MARKEDLY rELE1RApH.

CHICAGO, Feb. l0-Ths Dror,rs Journal reports Cdths
RecelptS 1000 head Ship nsnts. neat marxet nrm;
Choice 81 2tdfJ 80, Common ID Medium.
o. UOa s3 5Os Texans s3 10 asa 80.
Hogs-Reeeipts 800 neat snipnents. - hcat market
Rough PAcxng 81 ~ SIS Packing and shipping
- tgia 50 IS Light 81 50dst yh SnpS - 50as4 20
- snpmenfs
Inferior 10 sue 81 sDGs5JE Medium. % Good IS 20
a~l 90: Choice 70 Gxtra 81 2oGsf 80.
81 LOuII FeD observation-disclosures lOOO shipments.
1915 steady; Exports s5 10 sj o. Gooi 60 oIce
shipping 80 2D6fj 65 Fair % Medium. ~ - go %;
TEXANS - 10 q .! 90
sh1sp-RoceiDds. gIO: s1ipments 1900; Common 20 Ne
diurn. 81 - asa 90; Fair 20 Cnoce. SO 2j6st 90.
Hogs-Receipts 80; saIpnentS 1000 Light sA $50
- 7o; PACKING ~ T5asJ OO HEAVY, 81 90Gs5 To-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rivcr. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK Feb. 10. 1880,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NIwYnpK Eehrnarv 10 1893

coFFEEspot Rio dull and nominal at O,?c. for Fair
options points higher Sales 5000 bags Power son y
Co. and lehman brothers werc the principal buyers Moil
segsberg sold 900 bags and the largest sellers
Arnold Mackay sold with freedom. The close
was steady: February, 7.60a7y6i; March. 77o0116i
April 7.SjG7.90: May i9jdSV0 June. o.lO0Sl5; July
s.sOds.25; August, S.2id530. Mild grades firm. sales,
i60 bags Maraalbo and 1900 bags uayra on private
80.
COTTON-spot cotton dull and unclaimed. Sales, 16S
bales deivere'y 800 bales receipts at the ports 527
bales against 1881 last and against 1890 last year
September l. 2z7674 bales 4.0s3,j32 tor the
same peIod last season
rhe quotations. according to tho American casnlcition
are a follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Gsad No.,ess
COURT CITY AND

~ couNTY or SEw.YoRR--w MoYT. -
sa S wssSn sny Pa
TO the above cd Deenans and each Of sns3 s,.
e Of s On ns S nnm as u
mons exc Sivs Of the day service and OF ia:
q SS sr q TIE
Dated New YSrs Gity eesemee % p,,n,a. Sa ,,,oncvs
ANr9ST ONCE and address So S
To sAR All j. DoYING Defendant
the e =. s =. i Hca ssa'S spGa E0q
Justice court OF the state o. dseS =
s day S , Srs Ss y ana eS Ms i
the county Court uouse IN . said ely: 100,
RSThoNY Rsfa SSTiSFn %nffE Hr Siornsy Plaintiff
AA' No Z Beekmanst, New.York CITY:
SUPREME COURT GITY AND .i ,..1I; .OuNhm I.n,t "
y nc III, Fl az eo once
aa Gosny or sisre on IN
viii Sell public The Hcsa2se % sassrSm 70. ~ Sa% aar
Of SfT March, R Anssy ri
tlersln sISi described as ;OllOws TO w.t.
y Al 4 N soSnssG Sssss n
ming az SGnt srSs oS ,s 10 feet Westerly south
wasier corner ON n q as Inv hs %
% sss9 st 20
rsncs isr s Mil, Ss
the southery side Of hnndr dan an Is
feet 10 tho place Of beginning nscox,
Alan al those ten certain ots, pieces M pacsis OF ss
and follows; Beginning on the northery
A. of ono Hundred and Forty seventh s.rest a. PONY a
tnI fesi westerly the Borhw sesy corler OF ac
Eleyenth and one undld and s,ree
thence parallel with the Eleventh avenus
a. feat Inches centre limo OF the block thence wesS
rv along ssL centre $50 feet thence south y parsr
,i tho 90 feet IL inches To the nortn
sr sie OF one Hundred and FortysevelIh street ana
III eastery along sad nortbery sioe OF one Hunrcd
an, street. $50 feet the point or acs ot 70
gnnng ry,,o
Al.o certain dwelling house and lot piece OF psIco
of snu wcsterei OF Elm street. aud aso "
the side OF Catherine and the land
dsng certain map OF the proeriy Of Eoone1Ss
Cark made by Amos Corning. Cy surveyor ana u,Sa
the ice Register OF the City and County OF
by numbers l and IL and Is bounded as iooxs nex
ming ON westerly Elm street. ~ pont twenty IT,
south Leon running thence westerly eo1
William sixty feet 10 lot nnmner fcurteen "
said map thence southery. along the said ot
teen Catherine lane, thence esiey svs
feet inches to land OF INC
ti0n OF City Of New York; thence norineliy nons ~
Of CORPORATE OF the CITY OF Newr DIX 70 c er
ery line said number sixteen ncnce t'sss
line Of sixteen thirysesen feot 70 FAN tsst *
and thence northsrly asng tm street twenty
ilches tho place Il beginnins Dated fcorrsrH
wu,.vp sr,ou RsisreA
III Sroaaway. H. r. city
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Good Ordinary. S1
strict Good Ordinary. 93is

opened points lower but overcd later and ad
vanc points he estimate by the Aprcultur Bureau Of
600 bales the bulls though the last
estimate by the ursau was ony 55sO0OO bales Liverpool
lower. Manchester dull and weak and the south
quiet but rm Won cuniel snld June pretty
freely. sondhern seller Inman e 60. bought
moderately. Mr. John has gone south for q short
STAY. The 80 400 bales
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

Visible supply OF tho United states and Canada;
1855. wheat. Oats Barley RYE
reb 4S5s5g56 7,3So5s3 SOOi.i I.G00.sJi 5ig.7li
Jan ii 42Gs395s GsSsils 9632i I.e2'.ooo 6ii.2s3
Feb s2i3Io.l is2sa2le 53Ii 462 25ssoso 2.is2..7e
Feb 10 22lssoo4 iO576733 4o2aos2 I9soj4 l.55O.ioi
1893.
GUNNIFs-In fair demand aud steady.
HAY sTRAW-A some what bctter trade was noticed
but In view supplies OF Hay do not improve
straw rules about steady We quote Hay No limothy
gCc No q SOas DC No 3. ~ Ic.i SHIPPING grades -
70c siraw-NO. Rye s5ds0c 40 2. 7O9ioci oa 66c:
HEMP-.iaal Hemp steady; 500 bales sold at l.l6c.
Manila nominal In the absence OF supplies at CSC Butts
dul at lo4d2Sc ., .,,
quiet We quote; Buenos Ayres 2aci Mons,sdeo ,, 80:
tOrrentes ~ OIL iac; RIO 6r1nde, 2lc taifonla Zc;
Maamoros l70l9c iruIillo lse oinoco, zoe lampeo.
Ioc pogoIa 10 .Ohc.i Central American, lsa2Oci Vera
ru l6a l7c haracaibo l76iSc, Bahia lt9l1c; Puerto
Cabeo. Iee: Lasuayra l7gl1S Caracas lsE ipei
LEATHER-hedum weight and Light Non acid DAMAGED
good demand about steady figures Heavy Good and
Good Danaged slow both io- export and consumption