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New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

Market closing dull and inactive ifanSciaoi' "O''o''
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLoUR-Market may be quotaed, not a.,
shade eascr with e more dong ToI ir in oS grades
Sales l5OOo bhs Of which 1900 6bs mesc f9n g5p1I ny
nflssiRF s "a n3 3 S OO Too bbs Fine SPTRs
sGcs gJS 10 for West Indies zoo bbls superune s25oS
s975 for spring ~ Ss pn ior Mhtsr 81 80 7S
0pstaons Fine 81 20 - supcraue. ~ 5odt e ao Lxra
No 5000 IS 30 GoOd Ia Fancy Extra state s56cds 20
Good Choice Extra Western s. o0 9ooa o
Fair EH'rt 9ho Common TItra Minnesota
$50; clear ye AKtgre - t.tra u
g. 19GsI5I st. Louis Common TO FAIR Extra, 81 u0asy oi
FAR to Good q Ss, SS ygfs GS2s 70 SST S@nP @ y T
EIr og %ss Is. en.,g sas 81 44 ouTnERS flour
SUI 81 PSs! 2S %a51S se'n & 9@s Common
g GOOD EHq y a. sGss cQSf @ to ehoiSS S ade
aeHaqi M % sales RrcKM1fRT eS 2sT'Iho - 70
as3 i6.... CORN MEAL Qniet and Hstlee'ed .S felo"
weitSp - heavy Cash ct. declined
~ sc options oPenrd ,eay 'nen a'ns en- soyS the inside
pnces moderate export and lni,el oiy Milling IgS tns
10000 bush including one line & 81 1900 Psss }sss SS s io
iree on oai @ o1 ,, I%,o ~ ooo uh some 80 boatloads
IepoT'e taken l9r % SEpqr1 @ .s toy tsn n @ Po
Including No nari Duluth at Ve Delivered 1ngrsae', s
No Red Sos, seoe free board from store s2S Tor ail
receipts In elevator unstaaed Whs % 20 oS 20 srrS po
6S1c closing at yOc do. ioF Apri 81 eH2e closing az
Innc ~ a95c closing Disc-....RY Z Market shade
se tsy,r Iis candons to tho purchaser Western
ouo.esi 61lOc; canada and state, 700 g
nkuf'Ey uuieI and steady sales, 700 bush.
n ir.ssi Canada e.0oo bush Two Rowad state at
C2c -. BARLEY MAIJ-Duiig prices unchanged
CORS-Nsrkct az - lower Tor Cash lots closing tathcr
steady Options opened Quiet then declined isd ~
su recovered sighty nj closed steady at shade above
trade IN options and sale. for home use shPte
bo lit az bush sales. 8g2 On bush utute .nOO,
bush spnt special delivery. including Ungraacd i1e
Al "a no a9ss5ocs Steamer Mixed At ~ - Ii
afOat tJc elevator Tor ail OF tth
srV 20 I'M elevator Tor half February SOC. ahOat
Tor In March no Mixed AS d5oisc IN elevator 81
6I., adpat yellow 4utiG5 steamer White, 1dct n
graded White iqc No MIXED FOR February i9 t0isc;
closing AZ ga.c; for March 49asgNc, closing a. 49c
do April and May. : "a t3lso closing at &c 49,.
OAIS-MhTket without decided chance, with some lte
,rn busines. sales OuOO bush. future l2nOOp bush
,pt inc.uding Mixed at Sc; 40. .. 36S G35e 10
Elevator ami Sc arol 20 900 bush 10! export; No
S7oi No 3 White, 37o. No = .s7ci No J. 4oei MiTei
No Mixed Tor February 5Gsc FOR March SJc. closing
AT SO Apr $685. DO Tor May S6c closing at Soc
...... r FFED-steadY
Stocks in store IN NewYork. brooklyn and Jersey CITY
grain aud held In railway B hets on coihcaie
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
ROrAI. RECEPr0 OF PR0DUuE
~ 6esA Riusp Vssssis and RafIro0d4
Nnw.YoRK. Feb. b. 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw.YoRK. February 8. 1885.

coFPEK-spos dull and nominal at sac for FAIR no
saies Optiops decline Of l0dl5 points, te
ghOn 600 bags for tTs iafrs aSa
HAVE moreover, declined lafr; Seligsberg and rower
SON Co.. and skddv, Minlord Co were sae ss arge'.
they bags for May and 5000 bags as for Eyhsr
pricesi February 75SS7eo March 2 5S9G!o5n , yApf %
Gs20; Aagdst saO0a25. Mid grades were active and
more steady than Ro sales, 800 mats Padang ex emil
private tems 1900 pecas Padang from the sae
At 6Ic O0o do for December 152c and 400 bags sa'a
ACOTToN-Spot dull and unchanged. Sales 81 bales,
delivered 100 bales receipts nc tho
1891 bales against 1OA4s this day ast week land @
since September J. 42lsl4I bales soo'
S92 for the period last season. ...,.-
quotations. according 70 the American classhcation
areas foloMst
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10


BEEvEs-Receipts yesterday to-day 1913 at
City and 106 60h-st, making 1870 head
against SO7 Monday The arrivals the past week were
1929 head than last week and 23 head more than tne
corresponding time last year.
roceipts the past week no com
with the previous week has not caused de-
cline prices although Wednesday with offerings more
falling the Common and Medium grades Of from 81 per
head to c b. dressed weight With light run on FRI
day trade brisk and frmer feeling was mani;
tested for light tidy butchers Steers and the yards were wen
Buocks quality worse than the preceding week
The large number OF Rough Coarse Oxen and Stags tne
tstte There no export demand OF any importance
and British markets up to Friday showed very very
little Improvement Dressed Beef ruled duly In tho home
6Othst to-day of Cattle consigned to Mr
Eastman; 33 Stern & MetzRer. and lS cars to
sale thirteen Cattle arrived jersey City after
trade and not the MARKET The ITO fresh
carloads offered for sale mainly Poor TO Fair steers
three four Of Good and Prime Bulocks, and
opened brisk and fair. at an advance OF fully 80
RSr mostly Cleared before ii o'clock Reports from
CHICAGO effect that cattle being shipped IRON
city to-day account OF the storm coupled Win ds
patches showing aght supply would afye here wednesday
from Pttsburg helped to strengthen and sustain prces
finnish Steers sold at the Of 70 dress
n; Common.and Medium at 9a0 10 TO dress o10oo ID
load Chicago Cattle sold By L. Regensten to
Blumenthaps Sons at 81 80 per 100 b. Rough oxen and
sold S9c TO dress 55 b with tho lest lots up 70
dress So 10, Bulls reted at 1896 and
The Erin expected to get of to-day or tomorrow with 2o
Live Cattle.
The weeks sp Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
SPIRITS OF rURPENTINn

CHARLESTON. Fob. -Turpent,ne dull at 27isc
WILMINGTON. Feb. o.-gurpontine arm e a70
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INSTRUCTION.
For Boys and Young Men-oitN
0OLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
No Is Esst k9th-sk

rRANK DRIsLER, A.. II. PRINCIPAL
tbs Faculte, Of Columbia Collsys All School
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
Gteamboals ano Railroads.
TyHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW.YNRK. LAKE EIIE AND WESTERN RAIL


of trains from Chamberst Depot From 2S
st. is minutes earlier. ..-.
Coaches tS BnsGAmton, El.irs and Bunsio sleeping
Coaches TO Cleveland Cincinnati and Cnicsg@ .,.,,A
living W 7sS Fal. ssS haniono o,.T SSs:
S na s % DS,.V % einenDs szS nj % Sc
second day Connecting trains arrive Toledo 7s' IL aoa
n@l1nssHy' %Sy cnSso rprs., tho West so ,
o. Pullman Day and Sleeping c1sShs, to IA car 70
Buffet smosins Coaches to chicago
$50 snS sssp tSs ns ss $50 u
SS ss icsS II dssa e @asA as
ssSssS: "a Ss;s..ss ST. ss s,s sS
l2o $40 $3.50 $40 7;So . N and and y midnight sa'aaN
and - midnight sundays o4oss0 lo2o N lao oSoSph
ssns.Zs sss Yss 81; SUNDAY
Rondost and Kingston and Mostsomary ssA s'So9A
'a1 GCsSeS 10 $40 1920 an ssY $50 Aiso $50
sunday maS'ssT' s9s $50 SO So s
ts0 N trains with NewYork, Ontario and wess
ss Ts So 80 ';se'
$3.50 1920 m, $3.50 m. ,.,..,, .,,.. ..., sour
nS leave g S1n,es every OF am sS S
u io:s5 o m 10 i2:i5 N every hour .-..n.. ana
cn BE- ostsns
ma O ss H.sgssss sgrsss%s %sy q ss Ws
Isrss. trains rom tho West NswYork as o
g3aS e .sd ahSST iSaS Conn p..- Aren't x.vyer
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains iOr Epgswood co:te AZ pieaSns ssS ~
%snshs s.rna S:y H. $50
SUNDAYS JON H. ABBOTT Gsar pa.s,r Aren't NewYcz
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

Art Schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER. , =,
draw,ne oil and water color painting still e flowers and
land ape. china painting aud decoration.
Studio No 80 Madison Ava
References
Mr u Huntjn gton President National Academy OF DesiYH
Nr William Hart n A., Mr.. Jane, NJ Hart. n. A.;
Mr David Johnson. N,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10

nod
strict Good Ordinary. eSls Miidlrng
Futures duh and to points lower The receipts were
tho receipts here large ana
,hare was no disposition engage transactions
iter sde ot the market sales baes staber bought
ri andM MAY
New-York tribune., 1885-02-10
WEST SHORE POUTE.

:" EO ''OO
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All leave West l2dst. Cortandt and Desbrossess
tations ,-....-s
Chicago. 10 N. % p. m; Pullman saepers through
Detroit, slo a % .Sso D. NJ, Pullms1 siespers ~
Suspension Bridge Niagara FallA bunala HoehesteS "
syissassSsG H!S a. 10 Isso =. .S,SSs s$SHE
Newburg. Knssscn. cstsfili Albany T'ao 81" ~
Montreal sna Ssssas ss:s NJ 'sS s.Ss's e .sa
sSauiy, Other tsaips daily excspe sunday. ,,..aG
For Tickets, umo tables Qaroy eeeRlae 81 Hmr
t ssssS q SSses1 n IS, ISS, Ss
SSS sol, 96 lS9 lssS nsoa4w ~. ysvs a. }sY sY ~
inat ssd 3ssbrossss sss snd west Shore Ssop
West ladst Dsgssge oaued fos ana cksqksA 0em %
is;sSs@ sSsss o'sE: 81 2; 81 n sS:s o. aRsss
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE NNIlI.
SCHEDULE.

L. The Constitution adopted A. d. N'S, with amend
mens thereto declared be superseded by this Constitu
ton all rights actions claims and contracts, both
respects individuals and bodies corporate shall continue be
penalties and orfeitues due and owing to the
State Florida under the Constitution Of 1865 shall nnre to
the use of the State under this Constitution.
All laws force not inconsistent with this Con
stution shall in force until they shall expire by their
own limitation, or be repealed by the Legislature.
SEC All holding office appointment at the
ratification shall continue the of
the duties thereof according their respective commissions
appointments and until their duly qualified,
unless by this Constitution otherwise provided
Nothing contained i'll this Constitution shall operate
to vacae office of Lieutenant Governor until the expiration
of his present term
SEC s. All vacancies occurring by limitation of terms be-
the general election 1888 shall he filled as provided Tor
bv under the Constitution of 1868.
SEC The of office for all appontees to hill vacancies
any tie elective Offices under this Constitution, shall
only the election and qualification of successor at
the ensuing general election
SEC + of elections fill vacancies in office such
election shall be for the unexpired term
SEC, Upon the ratification of this Constitution the Commits
soner Lands and immigration shall assume the office OF Com
missioner of Agriculture and his duties such shall be pre-
scrbed by the Legislature assembled under this Consu
ton. =,
SEC general election shall be held In each county IN this
State on the first Tuesday the first Monday November
D. 1888 thereafter for all elective State
and county officers whose OF office are about to EXPIRE
or for any office that shall have become vacant
SEC TO- The first election for County judge Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Sheriff. Tax Assessor Tax Collector County
Treasurer County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
County Justices of the Peace Consabs and all
other elective County Officers shall be at the general election
in 1888. =, c,. ~
Sec H. 1t shall be the duty Of the President of this Con
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
SUPPLEMENT TO FLORIDIAN

OF the interest of the School Fund and of the
'e TAX apporoned to the county; the net proceeds
all nnes collected under the penal laws of the State within
county all capitation collected within the comfy
@ snail De dlsbursed by the County Board of Public In.
schools. on" '"PP'''oi Puo"o iree
SEC i" The Legislature may provide for the division Of anv
erection hennaly of three school trustees who shall hold
Tor two years, and who shall of ALI
he schools within the district the leyvno and COL
I" district school tax, for the exclusive use of nubic
c'ooS within the district, whenever majority of the
qe electors thereof that pay on real or personal
oPe'y snal vote IN favor of such levy; Troud That any
va aorzed by this section shall exceed three mills on
f''P'''y VI VIC uie
school nt;y INCORPORATED me- town or city may constitute
o 'lstnrt The fund raised bv section ten NAV he ex
pended IN the district where levied for building or renarno
c"" houses for the purchase of school Libraries and text
oooh Tor salaries OF teachers other
40 ta the distribution all the schools of the dist
be equitable " VIZ ~
SEC H. White and coloe children shall not he tauobt in
both. f" '""' NC "aoe lor
SEC 3 No law shall he enacted authorizing the diversion or
e eulhS OF any County District School Funds or the
appropriation OF part of the permanent or available school
fund to any other than school purposes nor shall the or
S part 'nereo be appropriated used for the support of
any sectaran school "fr -
SEC H. The Legislature first session shall nrovie
or the establishment maintenance AMI management of such
Normal Schools to exceed two as the interests of ,ublc
education demand.
SEC 10 The compensation all county school officers
o Pu from the school fund of their
an oIner county officers receiving stated salaries
rom the general funds OF their respective counties
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE y.
llpNE> FAD AND EXEMPTIONS.

L. \ homestead the extent of one hundred and
of land the halt of acre within the limits Of
any incorporated city town, owned by head of family
residing tins State, together with thousand dollars worth
personal property and the mprov on the real
and the shall; be alienabe without the Joint
consent Of husband and wife, when that relation exists But
property shall be exempt from sale for
Tor the aymrht OF Obligations purchase
OF sad property, for e erection
the real estate exempted for house. field or other labor
performed the The exemption provided for in
city or town shall not extend or build
than the residence and business house owner and
no judgment or decree execution shall be lien upon
emft"i property except "a provided in this Article
So = The exemptions provided for in section shall
nu t. the widow and heirs of the party entitled
empon and shall apply all debts except specified in
said section
81 B. The exemptions provided for in the Constitution of
tins ate aiop" IN l8d9 shall apply all debts contracted
AMI mens rendered since the adoption thereof prior to
the adoption OF this Constitution
Sc Nothing this Article shall be construed prevent
the holder OF homestead from alternating his her homestead
exempted by deed mortgage duly executed by himself
or herself and 10y husband and wife, if such relation exists
the holder he without children prevent him or her
from dspOsng Of his her homestead by will
prescribed by law.
Sc No homestead provided for in section shall be
ducd OF its being subsequently included
consent Of the
The legislature shall may be
e-sary to enforce the provisions of this Article
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE XVII.
AMENDMENTS.

Either branch of the Legislature, regular
session thereof propose amendments to this Constitutions
the be agreed by threehs of all the members
elected each House. such proposed amendments shall be
upon their respective Journals with the and nays
and published in newspaper each county where
paper published for three months Immediately preceding
the general election of Representatives. which election
the shall be submitted to the electors of the State for
prevail rejection If majority of the electors voting upon
amendments such election shall adopt the amendments
the shall become part of the Constitution The
posed amendments shall be submitted to enable the cleo
tors to each amendment separately.
SEC If any time the Legislature by vote of two thirds
all the both Houses, shall determine that
vision Constitution necessary such determination shall
be entered upon their respective Journals with the and
NAYS thereon Notice of said action shall be published weekly
newspaper every county which newspaper
published for three months preceding the next general election
and those counties where newspaper
published! notice shall be given by posting at the several
polling precincts such for weeks preceding
said election The said election Tor
against revision in question If majority of the electors
voting be of revision the Legislature chosen
such election shall provide by law for Convention revise
Constitutions said Convention to be held within six months
after the passage of law The Convention shall of
number equal membership of the House of Representa-
ves shall apporoned among the several counties
the members of said House.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE TX.
TAXATION AND FINANCE.

SEXTON The Legislature shall provide for uniform and
NAL rate Of taXatoh AMI shall prescribe such regulations "a
a just valuation of all property, both and per
nal excepting such property be exempted nv law for
npa educational literary, scientific religious or
purposes - .
efficient defray the expenses of the State each fiscal
ar and sufficient pay the principal and interest
.t,be existing Indebtedness of the State
Sc, B. shall be hfied except pursuance Of law
So money shall lie drawn from the Treasury oxcant
n pursuance of appropriations made bv law
Sr The Legislature shall authorize the several counties
1 incorporated cities in the State to assess and i'm
nose for county AMI municipal purposes and for no
r purposes and all property shall be taxed unon tho nrpc;
L -, ahhel for state alton But the cities and
ci shall make their muncipa nr
s npon the property within their limits The Ieri
NAV o provide for lcvynG special capation tax and tax
m licenses Eat the capita tax shall exceed one dollar
> s. The Legislature shall have power to nrovln for
uns bonds only for the purpose of repeng invasion or
npt,ng nrrctn OF for the purpose redeemng or re-
ndur bonds already issued, at lower rate of interest
So shall hc levied for the benefit of any char
tered company the Stare for paying interest on any
bonds issued h such chartered companies by counties or
by corporations, tor the above mentioned purpose
-, No person corporation shabe relieved by any
court from the ayment o. any tax that may be illegal or
literally or irregay assessed, until he it shall have paid
such portion OF his or W taxes as may be legal and legally
and regularly assessed
vau, hundred dollars every widow that has family
dependent her fer support and to every person that lost
a limb or been IL ibel in or by misfortune
81 TO- The credit of the State shall not be nedoed or
loaned any lntIua company, corporation association
nor shall the become joint stockholder in any
company asca2n corporation The Legislature shall not
any county, city borough township
district berom, tocAloler company ASSOCIATION
loan credit any corporation association institution or in
diviiuAl
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE MI.
RDUt ALTON.

SECTION l. The Legislature shall provide for uniform sys
TEN Of public free schools and shall provide the liberal
maintenance OF the
So. There shall Superintendent of Public Insruc
on whose duties shall he prescribed by law and whose
OF Office shall he four gears and until the election and qua
cation of his
SEC g. The Governor Secretary of State Attorney
State Treasurer and state Superintendent of Public Insruc
on shall constitute body corporate, to be known the
state Board OF Education OF Florida, of which the Governor
shall be President and the Superintendent of Public Instruc
Ton Secretary This Board shall have power
subordinate school officer for notice to the ncum
Dent and shall have toe and Investment of all
State School Funds under such regulations may be pre-
scbe by law and such OF schools of higher
grades as the law shall provide.
SEC The State School Fund the interest Of which shall
be exclusively applied the support and maintenance OF
public free schools, shall be derived from the following
The proceeds Hands tina; have been or may hereafter be
granted to the State by the United States for public school
purposes.
Donations the State when the purpose specified.
Appropriations by .he State.
The proceeds of esdheated property forfeItures.
twenty-five of the sales of public lands which
now or may hereaterbe owned by the State.
SEC The principal Of the State School Fund shall
sacred and invioate
SEC G. special of mill the dollar of all taxable
property IN the State addition the other provided
~ be levied and appooned annually for the support and
maintenance Of public free schools.
SEC T. Provision shall be made by law for the distribution
" the interest the State School Fund and the special
the several counties Of the State in proportion to the
NUMBER OF children residing therein between the ages of
anu twentyone years.
SEC Each county shall be required assess and collect
Tor the support of public free schools therein,
u not less than threk mills than FIVE mills the
'olar OF all taxable property in the same
DEC The County School Fund shall consist In addition to
~ tax provided fog section eight Of this Article, OF the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE NH.
PU RLEC INSTITUTIONS.

SECTION Institutions for the benefit of the insane blind
and DEAL and such other benevolent institutions public
good may REQUIRE shall be ostered and supported bv the State
subject to such regulations may be prescribed by law
SEC state Prison shall be established and maintained
IN such manner tie prescribed by law Provision NAV
be made by law for the Adjustment and f
OF refuge for juvenile offenders and Legislature shall have
grants.
SEC B. The respective counties of the State shall provide in
the manner prescribed by law for those Of the inhabitants
by reason OF lnirmity misfortune NAV have claims
upon the aid and sympathy of society.
SEC The first Legislature that after the adoption
this Constitution shall necessary laws to carry into
effect the provisions Of this Article
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06
ARTICLE NV.
MILITIA.

SECTION L. All ahebodie male inhabitants State
tween the of eighteen and fort five years
of the nitrl States have declared their intention to
become citizens thereof, shall constitute the militia of the
State but male citizen of whatever religious creed opn-
ion shall be exempt from military duty except upon
dtons as may be prescribed by law.
SEC The Legislature provide by law for organizing
and disrpning the Militia of the STATE. the
OF volunteer the safe keeping of the public arms and
guard for the State Prison.
SEC B. The Governor by and with the of the Sen
ate shall appoint tw" Maorteneras aud four }rgaier
erals OF Militia They shall take rank according the dates
of their commissions The officers and soldiers of the State
Militia when uniformed shall the uniform prescribed
the nrd states rny; Pror"d, That volunteer companies
may select their uniforms
SEC g. The Governor shall have power call the Militia
to the public peace execute the laws of the
to suppress instruction, or to repe invasion.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-06

vention Immediately its adjournment to certify to the toy
a copy of this Constitution
SEC - Upon receipt of such certified copy the Governor
shall forthwith the fact by proclamation, to be pub
hed III such newspaper, in this State as may he deemed
requisite general nformAtion and five printed of
such Constitution shall be transmitted by the Secretary OF
State the Clerk of the Circuit Court and five to the Cuny
Judge of each county, which shall be kept file IN th't
spective offices for examination by any desiring the
All Courts organized and constituted shall
continue with their jurisdiction until the Legislature shall
the requirements of this Constitution the urs
dcton of such Courts as this Constitution
else in whole in part the Jurisdiction of Courts crga
ized.
The of office of all County Officers, unless
otherwise provided shall the first Tuesday alter
the first Monday in January next after their election