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Never Give Un.

If you are suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss of appetite, gen.
eral debility, disordered blood, weak
constitution. headache, or any disease
Of a bilious nature, by all meanes pro-
cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid i'm
proyepent that will follow; you will
be inspired with new life strength and
activity will return pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will re.
joice in the praise of Electric Bitters
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by G. z
Reed. 5b
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CHEAP FooD FOR HoRsEs.-A man.
ager who long had the charge of the
horses of street railroad. found the
best ration to consist of equal quanti-
ties of bran and corn meal. together
with equal weights of hay and straw
cHt and thoroughly m9istened. This
may be well to remember and act up
on by all farmers and others who have
plenty of straw, which is worth q
great deal more if kept bright and dry
under shelter, than if half rotten and
weather beaten out doors,
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For Fancy Goods

Call on Miss E. G. Chase, East Main
street, Ravenna, o., where you will
find nice assortment of felts, plushes,
embroidery materials, saxonys, zeph-
yrs, Germantown yarns, &c. Stamped
linen goods in great variety. Stamp
ing done for all kinds of embroidery,
lessons given in Kensington and Ar
rasene Embroidery and ribbon work.
Children's corset waists, Misses cor
sets. and ten styles ladies corsets in
stock. 1884
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Notice TO Contractors.

GEALED proposals will be received by the
- Board of Education Of Ravenna TOwnshlp
at the Office Of the Clerk, up to y O'Clock noon
on Friday. December 4th, 1875. for the constrGc
tion of a School House in joint sub dis rict No,
4 of said Township, according to plans ana
on file at said office. there labor
aad materials are embraced in any bid each
must be separately stated with the price there
Of Each hid must BE- accompanied by SUM
cient guarantee of some disinterested person,
that if the bid accepted contract VIII DC en-
tered into and It's y, riormance secured
The Boari reserve the right to reject any ana
all bids.
BY order of the Board of Education.
L. f, KING,
ALEX ANDER VAR,
EO LIKENS,
500 4v Building Committee.
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.~0~-
A Gard.

There is a story in circulation to the
effect that l am running for Postmas-
ter in the interest of another candidate
not wanting the place myself. This I
emphatically deny. 1 lam a candidate,
tits true. and shall endeavor by every
honest means to try and secure plu-
rality of votes. JoHNP HERLEY.
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Horticultural society.

The November meeting of this So
ciety will be held on Wednesday, the
18th inst at the residence of Mr.. II,
A. Sturdevant, in Freedom. Essays
by Mrs. Fannie B. Ward and Miss
Lillian Dean. ALI are cordially in
vited. ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
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New AdVertiS'ts.
THE CLEVELAND
WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER
FOR 1896.

Will offer to its readers increased attractions
in every department. 1t is wide awake en-
terprising, progressive paper. 1t caters 10 the
interests OF the people; advOcates good gov
ernment; upholds integrity; ENCOURAGES enter
prise; believes in the protection of American
industries and in Silver dollars; that the labor
or is worthy OF his hire. ard that as Americans
we should labor together in the upbuilding OF
the Republic. THE WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER
enlarged and improved. now occupies the front
rank among the
Live and Progressive Newspapers of the
In the future. as in the past it will be hon.
esily Democratic, yet no political feeling will
influence its news departments Everything
important. Local, State or National. will bt
given, which the management can do better
than any rival in til Leld having a large corp,
for the work. viii give particular and un.
ceasing attention to
Financial and Commercial Reports,
intending to make this a most desirable featn re-
OF the paper. and at the same time furnish t.
all sub: cribers an authority in which they car
place full reliance as to the conditi IN of the
markets at home or abroad. No trouble ex.
pense will be spared to place before its reader.
o complete and thoroughly reliable week.,
summary, thus enabling those who wish to buy
or sell to do so most advantageOusly.
The Special Features
with Original StOrie>, choice selections anC
interesting correspondence from points of I'M
portance in the country. make the WEEKLY
PLAIN DEALER
Equal to any 81 Paper in the Land.
The DAILY PLAIN DEALER is an eight page
Metropoliton Newspaper, using all the in prov
ed methods tor procuring news, For Telegraph.
!; News the best services Obtainable are EN-
ployed, securing the latest and freshest new.
hy Cable, Special Wire and otherwise. Th,
Sunday Edition is printed i'm from twelve Il
twenty-four pages of the latest intelli gence
with choice original matter, and carefully Sc
lected Miscellany.
Our Premium List
tafr tf..la FAIL f,t. all
| price much below that for which they can b,
purchased at retail Our list furnishes a yer,
desirable number of suitable gifts the best o
| all being a YEARS sub> >cription to the WEEKLY
PLAIN DEALER. as its regular appearance ev
| cry week will be a continual reminder of tn,
giver.
| THE WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER.
One Year, One Dollar Six months, 60 cts
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1 still have the agency of the Old
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment.
If you want made up or ripped gar.
ments dyed or cleansed, send them to
MRS. A, II. PARSONS,
S94.St Ravenna, o.
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THE MARKETS.
RAvRNNA. Nov. 4. 1885

RAvRNNA, Nov. 4. 1885.
r1oUR-Best Roller Process. 81 so; Pastry
Il 70; Atlantic Mills.
rEmO-Brau as c. per l00 lbs; Middlings
n no: chop, $i.sb; Corn Meal. 81 rs; Oil Meal
New. Process, sl.s5. Old. $a.0O; Cotton Seed
Meal. $1.76
WHEAT 500 95c.
CoRN-sheiled brings 6Oc.; ears, 500.
OATS-As3 cts
RYE-No. brings 66c.
BARLEY-None In market.
HAY-selling at s. Q $50; according to
quality.
BEEF-Per cwt.. &6 90.
HOGs--Dressed.$ 81 OO9$ per cwt.
LARD-City rendered l0o.
sMoKED MEATs-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at lsKc; Country 1Oc.
shoulders, City curei selling at 1oc Dried
Beef selling at s',s.
POULTRY-Small supply in the market
Chickens, dressed. buyers pay 10cents; live &c
Eurkies. dressed. 1870. live 10c.
BETTER-isc @90c.
CHEEsE-Retails. 10 q 1ac.
EQGs-buyers pay 20 cper dog.
POTATOES-New, SSc @40c pr bu.
DRIED APPLES-Sc.
BEANS-Choice handpicked in good demand
at Si so per bu. Medium 81 65.
VINEGAR-Pure cider .retails 20c per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay 6hc.
HIDES-Green. trimm sa N OIL. &c. mo. ., Axe
FKATHERS-Best retail at 75c.
WHITE LIME-$1 90 per bbl.
WATER LIME-$1 60
sALT-Diamond sells at 81 sb; 1ne 81 %.
WOoD-Stove 81 5O@9 00;s feet wood S. 90
o SS 30 per cord.
SUGARS
Coffee A sells for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Extra &C ........-................. &c
Grannlatad % .......-....--............. &c
Pulverized ..............-............- 1Oc
Crushed ............................ Zoe
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O &c
M0LAssKs-
New Orleans. s..........selis for 80 q 76c
White Drip Syrup. 80 7bc
Gloden Drip I" ..... 6Oc
oKEDE-
Clover Seed. prime, buyers pay.
0oo 1Op
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The Domestic took the First Premi-
White and the New Home, on Stitch,
on Construction of Machine and AT
tachments. S92-4t*
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New teas just received. OIder your Winters supply
We pay all charges all orders for -
Il p N Enjoy cup II good tea! Take advice time
U ~ ~ Drink only pure teas and cotieesi Why buy
trashy goods when drinking Buy
from the old reliable house that has been before pe
pie OF the u s. for of century, Don't fall
send your order either Japan Green or Basket
Dried, Oniong Gnnpowder, Mixed Young Hyson or English
Breakfast at so cents pound. We them eua
to any 10 cent teas in your locality Pure Is u.s. 20
y and 25 cents ID. VIZ EXPRESS cH
ON ALL ORDERS AMOUNTING 10 A. SO
AND uPwARDs We keep nothing in stock that cannot
stake reputation 100 For further
particulars write for circular and Won with IL
beautiful souvenir. Address all communications To
THn GREAT ATLANTIC PACIFIC TEA IMPoRrERs AMI
RETAnERs, 172 ONTARIO ST., CLEyELAKD, 0aIO,
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvEfrNA, THURSDAY. NOV. 12. 1885
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY,

SUMMER Time Table, 1856.
Gates open at O'Clock /. M; close at P. n.
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing, as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at Q O'Clock A. M; close at P. n.
PHILO L, KING. SEXTON.
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Times of Holding Common Pleas
COurt

Times of Holding Common Pleas
Court.
THE STATE OF OHIO, IS.
TO tie Clerk of the Court of CJm"aOn Peas Of the
County Of Portage:
1t is hereby ordered that the several terms of
the Court of Common Pleas for the year 1896
shall be held in the several Counties composing
the Ninth Judicial District of the State OF ONO
commencing as follows. to wit:
In Carroll County
On January 96th. May 18th and October 4th.
In stark County.
On January 4th. May Sd and September goth.
In Columbiana Couniy.
On February 18th. May 31st and October 18th.
In MshOning County
On January 4th, May Sd and September 9th.
In Trumbuu County,
On February sth. May sist aud October 18th.
In Portage County.
On January 4th, May Sd and September 9Th.
In Lake County.
On February 10Th, May I'd and November asd.
In Geauga County.
On January lith, April 5th and October 25th.
In Ashtahuls County,
ON January 1lth. April 5th and October 95ih.
You will enter the foregoing orders on the
Journal Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Your
County, and cause the same to be published ac-
cording to law. three weeks
witness the signatures of the Judges of said
District. at W arTen, ohio. this 26th day OF dc
tober, A, d. 1876
LABAN S, SHERMAN,
AESON PEASE,
JONATHAN a. WALLAcE, 1,,oos
GEO. h, ARKEL,
WIT SPEAk,
| ID W. CARFIELD,
THE STATE OF OHIO
Portage County, IS. JOHN PORTER, clerk o.
| the Court of Common Pleas Hithin and fnr the
County of Portage and State of ohio do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Is full,
true and correct copy of the original order here
| in to me directed.
| WITNESS, my hand as such Clerk, and
1 IL. s. the Seal of said Court. this 2Sth day ol
| October, A, D. 1895,
ss1-aw JOHN PORTER, Clerk.
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EDITOR Press: Please announce
the name of VIM. B. Hopkins as
candidate for postmaster at the elec-
ton to be held Saturday next.
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NoTIOE OF APPoINrEI ENT.
ADMINTsrRAToR's SALE OF REAL

ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,
VN pursuance oil al ofuer ol the L rebate Court
i Of portage County. Ohio. | Will offer for
safe ut pablic auction. on
Saturday, the l2th day of December. 1855,
between the hours OF one O'Clock and four
O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the premises in
the northeast part OF Sulheld Town: hip, the
following described real estate: Situate in
the township of Suffield, County Of Portage
north east corner OF lot number seventeen .aad
is bounded north and east by the To- lines;
south by lands nf Wilbur Cobnrn, ana west oS
lands OF Wilbur Coburn and Joel CobuTn, and
contains 4s acres be the same more or less
TERMS OF SALR:-kI200 in hand. and balance
in two equal yearly payments. with interest;
the payments to be secured by mortgage upon
WILLIAM PAULUS,
Administrator of John X. Stotfer, deceased
Sufield. Nov. 10th, 1885. S95
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The Proper w ay.

To attach stamp to an envelope is to
moisten the envelope and then apply
the stamp. Try this. If we all did
the proper thing we would use DIR.
Jones' Red Glover Tonic fordyspepsia,
costiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples
ague and malaria diseases, poor appe-
tite, low spirits, headache, or diseases
of the kidneys, stomach and liver.
Price SO cents, of Belding & Armstrong
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1t will pay you to see the Domestic
before buying Sewing Machine.
T. F. THOMPSON, Agent.
J. Il. EARL, Salesman. S92.4t*
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o. 3. BONDS Of all kinds bought and sold,
s.d exchanged at current market rates.
IT. q. COUPON -FOUR PEN OF. BONDS
m hand for immediate delivery.
E. II. RICHARDSON, Pres {
d.. O GOODMAN, WIN. II. BEEBE'
81 Vice President. Cashier.
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b PRIMARY ELIZA DALRYMPLE, TEACHER
:

EnrOIIment, oI. Iardy, 7. Roll OF Honor, %
Charlie Aughenbaueh, Robbie Barrett
Johnny Baldwin, George Cline. Eddie Clark
PhilO COnant, Walter Fletcher, Reed Freeman,
Burtie HOrr, kanncy HOrr, Frank Humel-
baugh, Charlie Lcnnert, Johnny Lennert,
Howard Miller, Harry Proctor, Arby Richards,
Rudolph Walters Arthur Wiley, Flora Brick
er, Lila Campbell, Mablc Carter, Gertie Cole
man, Annie Davis, Gertie Fairfax, Ada Hook,
Mary johnson, DOliie Kemp, Carrie Lennert,
Lila Campbell, Lora McCracken, Edna Now
EN-, Gwcnnie Reed, Louise Sontum, Mary
Steinel.
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Enrolment. 40. Tardy, l. Roll OF nOnor, e.
Mabel Alcorn, Ollie Poe, Fannie Dawley, La
Rue Elson, Una Fairphlli, Jennie Fletcher,
Gertie Kemp, Nina King, Dasy Parker, Madge
Powell, Maude Powell, Nellie Rettig, Jessie
Rumbaugh. Nellie Hunibau.sh, Carrie Stuart
Hattie stump, Emma Weis, Elsie Writ May
Witter, Clifton Converse, Frank Enders Harry
Myrick, Claude Powell, Arthur Smith,
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AND d PRIMARY, BOwERY sT-MINNIE \
GLADDING, TEACHER.
Enrolment, ST. Tardy, |. Roll of Honor q

Eva AuRhenbaugh, Maggie Barbour. Pearly
Byers, frankie Brown, Bertha Coleman, Marie
Clements, Mabel Chambers, Emma Fairchild
Leta Fox, Clara Grouse, May Heimes Kitty
kingsbury, Grace King, Addie King, Grace
Osburn, Mattie Parsons, Maud RetIig, Mat IL
Smith, Flora Seymour, Bessie Turpey, Lottie
Strickland, Nellie Work, Harry Bieitlinghisser
Howard Carter, Geo. Hurst, Johnnie johnson
Fred Laubert, Fred Myres, Dave Rockwell
Willie Roberts, Ralph Searl, Willie Strickland
Clarence Seymour, Clay Styles, Warren Wilson
ley.
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S94.st
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. III, 1880.
CONVENTION OF ISvESToRs.-Pcrrcpo Edwards,
British Consul General at New York, has been inter
viewing members OF Congress and has urged that Con-
gress authorize the President to appoint
To represent the United States convention of In.
yentOIs 10 be held In London the coming summer
CONTESTED ELECTIoSs.-The House Committee on
Elections to-day considered the contested election case
OF Mclean against BrOadhcad OF Missouri, and decided
10 report In favor OF the latter. who Is Democrat
The case Of Frederick against Wilson, OF Iowa. Will be
considered on Wednesday.
CLOSING DEPARrMESTs.-An the executive depart
mepts will be closed February 81 and % on the hrst
named date because OF the Washington Monument cee-
bration aud on the last because 1t Is legal holiday
STANDARD DoLLARs.-Thc issue Of standard silver dol
lars from the mns during the week ended February
was 9I37. .99s Tho issue during the corresponding
period OF last year was Sl5l ,49s
TREATY WITH GERMAsY-Ata meeting OF the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs today ReIresentative
Deuster was instructed to avorably report his JOINT
luton introduced at the beginning OF the rst o
the present Congress- requesting the Presideht " aso
necessary steps toward Negotiating treaty Win ,ne
German Empire to secure more liberal anu yus. p.o
visions In reference the respective rights OF
native born naurazcdof the United States ana INC
German Empire
spEciAL AGExr.-ThalnAs IL Kesfe- OF Chicago nss
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
The customs receipts wcrs ess2.2J7. and tho intsnl
revenue receipts were $575.237.

The customs receipts eS92,257, and tho intsrI
revenue receipts were $575.237.
The market for the foreign exchanges wss dull, and
the rates were steady at unchanged quotations for
business as follows: Bankers bills, 81 83s and = 60%
for long and short sterling respectively 5.22o and
920i for francs; 94ia and % for rechmarks 39 and
40 for guilders.
In London British consos easier ct declines Of Z
Per cent to 80 1915 for money and at 80 for account
United States bonds were not quoted. American rail-
ways opened with some improvements from Saturdays
last quotations, but later declined and closed lower than
on Saturday.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LoNpox Feb. l6l2:3o pm-Consols 90 1915 for money
and 80 ll6 for the Atlantic ami Wester
Second Mortgage Trustees Certificates IN Eric l27 do
Common rs.
Paris avccs quote Three Per Cent Rentss ~ hanos
% centimes for tho
Tbeamount Of bullion into the Bank OF England
balance TO-DAY is 250.000.
$3.50 pmPars adyces quote Three Per Cent Rcntes 1t 81
fraDcs22 for the Exchange IoDdoD
at 25 francs 36l centimes for cheeks.
4 p. m.-Erie l2aS do Second Consols. SO: New.Y0rk
Central, 937 Illinois Cenral. l25 Pennsylvania, 527
Mexican Ordinary. 39h Reading Sa; Canadian Pacific.
39is St. Paul Common. 747s
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. - In the Court OF
Claims to-day dsnent given In favor OF GencralM
C. Megs IN the sum o: $500 in his suit for balance OF
salary due him Superintendent Of the new Pension
Building. The First Controller OF tho Treasury dsa-
lowed General Mcigss tho ground that be-
ing retired officer OF the Army lie Is not entitled to
for any other services rendered the Government This
is the second that Court OF Claims has decided
this point IN his favor
The Lancaster arrived Mt Gibraltar February and
will sail the sh for Porto Grane on her way TO the
Congo The Trenton at Nagasak JanuaY TO- and cI-
pectcd to sail for WOosung January l3 The Juneata
has relieved the Monocacy at Foo Chow ana the latter
vcrgcl has sailed for shanghai TO receive boilers.
The Enterprise has sailed from Shanghai for Che Foo
The spee was at COrea at latest advces with author-
~ 10 take Minister Nagasa should he desire 10
10. and then return TO Chemulpo. Corea
Rear Admiral l.. T. Nichols, Chief OF the Bureau or
Yards and Docks will be retired March and Captain
d. B Harmony is mentioned as his successor.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16 Especial What little in.
there is in produce speculation Is confined TO tho
provision pit brak In provisions Is the most likely
thing IL is said that John Planinton was
large seller Of pork last week. People who know do
not believe that the goodnaured Milwaukee gentleman
who taught Mr. Armour the packing business, and has
been his partner for twenty-five years would be allowed
to sell much pork unless 1t was pretty safe thing
to do. As to how much OF break there
will be, opinions differ. II will probably
amount to about 81 pork and Z cent meats and
lard The encouraging condition Of the market does not
any sensational decline over wheat everybody
feels discouraged Commission men cannot AFFORD TO a-
TO keep out or pit. but they werc
frank enough they would Corn is conceded to DC rea
lively too high. 80
May wheat opened this morning Mt S3l2 cents, and
went sis cents Pork opened AT ~l3 10 and went 20
Sl3 25. Corn up full cent 10 Al cents, ami lari
went at 81 30 for the May option. AZ the day moved
"bull" reports. For instance there stories from
to bull the wheat market, and dpon rnors OF
large shipments from Baltimore To q" bull" corn on.
Then said that Ferguson was large purchaser OK
pork and as result May pork advanced from Sl3 lI9
10 s3 27 In the short afternoon Board the close was
SALE cents for May wheat 407s cents Tor May corn
sl3 25 for May pork. and - 90 FOR May lard
The following is the visible supply OF gram on feDu
ary Ia as reported by the secretary OF the board OF
Trade Wheat as 22l 900 bushels, decrease OF $1,000
compared with last weeks statement corn o,73O0OO
increase 42s 900; oats, 2,379OOO decrease 69,ooo
rye $50 600, increase 5000 barley, l.43o,ooo, 9c-
crease, 81 900 The grain In store In Chicago az tne
same date was: Wheat. 1922, 900; corn l,6sioO0J
oats, 500 000 rye, ll5,o0o barley l2s,oOo bushels.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
SUIT FOR COLD HICKoRYs" PAPERS.


Jackson. n grandson OF the late President Andrew
Jackson who resides at The Hermitage. IN Tennessee,
DAY took ont letters OF administration uppn tine
estate OF his grandfather and immediately through h,
solicitors Messrs John Paul Jones aud Robert Is Lines.
filed bin in equity setting forth that the widow of IN"
late MONTGOMERY Blair and her son. Woodbury. Blair
now have possession OF and claim TO own large mum
bcr OF very valuable papers relating 70 ho public AMI
tiate lie of General Jackson. lie asks for an inldnc
ion against the defendants 20 prevent them from dis
uosine of or publishing any Of the said papers
II stated that these papers placed III the hands
~ Amos Kendall In lsi3 with view 20 the publication
~ a bocraphy OF General Jackson. which Kendall had
undertakcn 10 write. The papers were lost ior many
wears and were found by Colonel W. g. IcrTll OF krh
iucky. in 1879, subsequent 10 the geiih oi k"hati
when they were placed In the hands of honig"m'ry
I(l,r for safe keeping, Colonel Jacks n ae tr' h
Lls bin. The representatives ~ Ir Bar, hoWs'rI
claim that the papers given 90 Francis j. Balr ST.
lv General Jackson. and II - uPpn ths question t."
tie suit lu-t Instituted VIII probably turn I'D" hlH also
,,rys for the appointment Of receiver pending IN
iit.gation Colonel Jack.on has retained senators lii
ria of Tennessee and Voorhees, Of Indiana ana Repre-
seltatiYe Caldwell. as counsel
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

State bonds were neglected with sales only OF iehneS
sec compromise at 5l7s There were no s'ies oi o'''
hank stocks the quotations were steady
The market for railway bonds was uhuSuaiIy u"'i;
oIes were small and included fair number OF issues
Io seeond consos were about steady between ois anu
6la and closed at 5iia-H per cent lower than satur-
dov West shore first os were OFF l9 at 30
Now. York. Chicago ard st. Louis first Is were
dull and steady at S5. Missouri, Kansas ana IeSas
tr.t we're lalower at lOl 4 and the sehora V
were of IA ut 06A Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre consols
were up per at 90 Chesapeake ana ONO nrS.s
series Il were s better atI73. and the currency oS
10 AT 25 New-YOrk Elevated hrsts advanced 'olla
Metropelitan first 6s were up 4 ut lOi2 ana tue
were IA higher at o. st. Paul hrsts or faelhc anu
Western and Of Wisconsin and MINNESOTA weIe vn a.,
"a aud "a respectively Burlington ana Qd'nvy or,S
benture bs were steady at 10 r anu = "A "a D.,
western debenture 0s were oil Il at 10 Ia % trs,s
(;randc consos were up per cent AZ 40 " " ~, aaT
Denver Rio Grande and Western, were up . a. a. CO
Oregon short Line 6s were per CENT iowo' ~ oo
Northern Pacific hrsts strong with an advance
from l0lA 10 lO3.
Tho subTreasury to-day gained $2s6,slo on balance,
made nm nv gains OF S206 i30 currency ana $500.
coin TIE DAYS operations covered Receipts Sl4id'-
oS5. navments Isl l2S.l45; currency balance, w.
GQi odd, coin balance, Sl3l .620.226 .
Money was easy as usual at rates ranging from 10
rhe cl,arng House statement to-day was as fohows
Exchangcs al st0, 40; balances, ,$i,2l3.3oo -.
Tho IJntcd States Treasury at Washn9ton touay 70
eaivd Sli 900 In National bank notes Tor reae"p''