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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-14

A third heat was necessary to de.
eide who was entitled to second money,
and Burton's trotter won easily in
$40.
The running race was lively one
and somewhat exciting. The third
heat both horses came under the wire
at the same time, and the fourth heat
was won by Bineck's horse by about
two feet. A gray horse in the race
made considerable sport by running
about one hundred yards and then re-
fusing to 60 further. No time was
taken. The record is as follows:
Dlneck'' ..'..'s...'....'............l
Hamilton .......................".2 l 2
The slow race took FIVE minutes to
each heat and was as follows:
hicnarusoh'.' :.''.''....'.'"...'Z
Ihelps..".........'....
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mediate vicinity are large quanti-
ties of beech and maple.
r. ANON.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-14
In the art gallery wa, very little o,

In the art gallery was very little on
exhibition in the shape of pictures.
We only noticed one oil painting,
one PLAGUE and one motto. The
merchantile fraternity were represent
ed by Klock, Donnelly Il Co., who
exhibited samples of their fine and
large stock of ready made clothing.
Wheeler & Tompkins occupied the
center with an exhibit of dress goods
finely arranged. Folkerts & Masters
exhibited boots and shoes and Miss
McLauren exhibited millinery goods.
VIM. Parker Il Son had several speci-
mems of their work. One was an ele-
CANT easy chair and the other patent
rocker, and from an examination of
them, we do not think it necessary for
persons to send outside for upholstered
goods, but can get such at home and
thus encourage home industry. A
display was also made of corals,
sponges and other marine curiosities,
by Mrs. III. S. Wagner.
During the afternoon of the second
day about two hundred persons assem-
bled at the race course, shivered and
watched the races and the game of
base ball. The wind that blew brisk
ly was somewhat fringed with frost,
and those who had overcoats were
happy. Coats were closely buttoned,
hands were stuffed in pockets, and
most of those present found short
walks back and forth very agreeable.
In the free for all farmers trotting
race there were six entrees and Stat.
ford's trotter won first place in both
heats quite easily. The record is as
follows.
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MYsTIcs.
Clearances-1885.

Clearances-1885.
The following steamers and vessel.
cleared from this port the past week:
October 5th.
Steamer Metropolis, Goth trip, Bay City.
Steamer City of Mackinac, 45th trip, Detroit.
Steamer Atlantic, st. Ignace.
Propeller wcstford, 3O0O 900 lumber, Buffalo.
Propeller Garden City, 100000 lumber Cleveland.
Schooner Danforth, 100000 lumber, Chicago
Barge Light Guard. 350, 900 lumber, Cleveland.
Propeller Handy Boy, 6,Ooo railway ties, Detroit
October 9th.
Steamer Arundel, 10th trip, Bay City.
Steamer City Of Alpena, st. Ignace.
Barge Casey, $4,000 lumber, sandusky
October eth.
Steamer Metropolis, eth trip, bay City.
Steamer Atlantic, oath trip, Detroit.
Steamer City Of Alpenn, 18th trip, Detroit.
October sth.
Steamer Arundel, list trip. Bay City.
Steamer City Of Mackinac. st. Ignacc
Steamer Flora St. Ignace.
Propeller Cowie, 100000 lumber, and 100000
shingles, vermilon.
October, 9th.
Steamer Metropolis, 6sth trip, Bay City.
Steamer City Of Mackinac, 46th trip, Detroit.
Schooner Lottie Cooper, 100000 lumber, Chicago.
Barge Maize, $4,000 lumber, Toledo.
Schooner Grotin, $50, 900 lumber, Detroit.
Schooner Lookout, 10000 cedar posts, Chicago.
October 10th.
Steamer Arundel, 72nd trip, Bay City.
Steamer City Of Alpena, st. Ignacc.
Steamer Flora, oath trip, Detroit.
Steamer Nashua. 2rd trip, Green Bay.
Propeller r.. Stewart, 100000 lumber. Toledo.
barge Stewart, 100000 lumber, Toledo.
Barge Monitor, 900, 900 lumber, Detroit
October 18th.
Steamer City Of Alpena, 4sth trip, Detroit.
The total number Of departures during the week
was 30, Of which II reported at the Alpcna custom
house.
The lumber shipped on the above YES
sells went to the following ports:
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PEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
AIpena National Bank,

At Alpena, In the State OF Michigan,
AZ the close Of Business, Oct. LIST, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK. Friday May 22-BEEVEs- Receipts were
OF 500 head 10 at Jersey
60thst Total for days 1872 head against 4UO head
for the time last week.
At Goth st. MT received 81 Of Cattle for er
port dressed and consigned ntyre.
Fifteen Of the Jersey CITY stock
the o umba and were reserved by Mr. Goldsmith;
leaving carloads sale Trade opened with brisk
demand slaugterers and iair cal for Export and
prices advanced from 10 to % or an average OF l5c 100
ID Far 10 Good Steers showing the strength Every
O'clock carload Of Common steers range
So 40 most OF the sales included
bOdS6 Good bulOcks with Prime Choice
selling AZ 80 l2lgd sB the outside
figure seven cars still Bulls sold IS 90 Old
81 1855 Mr. Goldsmith purchased for export
1913 hsad. paying - 75d$b 81
Shipments include 1872 Live Cattle
land and $50 Columbia by NJ Norris
on Chicago by NJ GodsDith 100 quarters OF
400 OF Mutton the Adrao
by Joseph EASTMAN making the total spmen for the week
reported 24G9 Live Cattle 5000 quarters Of Beef and
l.65O carcasses OF Mutton.
SO 20 IL do l319 NJ at ST. O5 IL do l227 No. At SO 90 33
do i49 10 at S. 90 a. do 1864 H. at s. 30 26 do. 1885
n at 81 81 IL 175 n. at 50 7Oi 20 do 900 d. at g. 20
less 81 20 st. Louis DO LIS H. al s. 70i 10 do l26
No. at S. 90 20 Pennsylvania Stabilized do l22l lat 80 0i
/ Bull. 1870 ID. at - %.
Sherman a. culver Pennsylvania Stable fed steers
1920 at s6i l6 do 1923 70. at S. sos do, 1875 ~ az
So sos 10 do 23l ~ at So 10 do. 1906 H. at 50 75 6do.
LODI So 81 do lls3 10. at 50 5Oj Bulls 1855 ID,
nc sc: 10 stll.fed do i.276 10, at 4Lc -.
VOge RegeDscin 10 Chicago Steers 522 10, al SOU
38 do 1881 TO- at 50 20 IL do lleO d. al IS 30 10 de Liza
D. At $500 a. do. ll6O ID at 50 75 de- $50 10, ats5 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
COTTON MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. May 22-I2:3O D. Middling
Upands. l5l6d DO Midtng orleans 81: sales-7 900
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and export
ceipts 5000 bales including 200 bales American. Futures
quiet Upands Low Mddng clause May AMI juno delivery
j9Gld June and July delivery 81 Cad also G0G4d
do July and August delivery lG4d do. August Sep
TENDER delivery. 5.6fd; also G46id 90 September and
October delivery 62Gid also lG4d do October aud No
vember delivery 5564d do November and December de.
yey' 52V4d do December and January delivery %
Tenders for delivery todays clearing 90 bales
Weekly-sales OF the week $4,000 bales American 900
bales Spectators took 500 bales exporters took 300
forwarded from ships side direct 10 spinner 5000
export 200 bales; total receipts $1,000 bales
900 bales total stock, $4,000 Oaes American
100000 bales of cotton Snoat $4,000 bales Ameh
$4,000 bales.
2pm-Cotton The saes Of the day included 500
American. Futures closed steady; Upands Low @iddng
May delivery 5g64d sellers DO May and June de
sellers do july and August delivery Cd buyers do August
September delivery Aid value; do September
delivery 55.64d. sellers November aud December
livery j2G4d sellers do December aud January delivery,
62-64d. sellers.
The Cotton Exchange at sclOck this afternoon
will remain closed until Wednesday
GALVESTON May 22.-CottOu duh; Middling. 1Ol2 Low
80 ba eG stock. 6,46s bales 49,
Weekly.-NeJ receipts, III bales; 734 bales:
EIpors TO France Ll3S bales Coastwise 35S bales sales
265 bales.
sAvAKXAB, May 22-Cotton steady; MiddlIng lob Low
Mlddlng lOl4 Good Ordinary go net and receipts
"a bales Exports Coastwse 5o9 bales sales 400 bales stock
34j4 bales.
coast wise. ] 1856 bales sales 400 bales
REwOKLRANs May 2z-COtton quIetj Midding. l0as Low
Mddng 10 S.l6 Good Ordinary 1916; net receipts ~
bales gross 100 baies E1ports 70 oTeat brsn iooo
bales; sales 900 Dales stock, 95,bl3 bales. oo
WeekyNot receipts 2419 bales; gross receipts, 46Z2
bales: ExpOrts Britain $50 bales; TO the Conii
bales CoastwIse l04lG bales sales 5000 bales
NRw.YoRK May 22.-The following the total net rs
ceiptsof ali the ports september 1884
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ssss $ss.ls lac r. g. g.
Sana ssa aS d a. 5s0 VA 57 n At
y AZ 50 90 0st Bulls LII IN. at Il 80 do icSO b,
Newton Gillet: Pennylvania stablefed steers l4se
% j.. s 81 has r. q DO se T. oB g do s s
~ X at ~ 81 10 do i222 p AZ s. 80 - DO l2g9 s
DO = DO lbs ~ "a $ 90
80 g. az 50 p co. DO Sp ig35 ~ itsa a
Bui iS1 no d. At - eos do $40 b. at s. $0 do 500
9.eaiGS u snS SG fed S
eseo DO t. at % az d. q do at b. at IS less E 81
= S o. ds. p 4o at 20 so i Do D. a IS g 80 DO
B. u sS 6. en- 1Gss 5 B ct 3 g. hn SG s2s
Il k e = IS SUI gaI. 81 u do loie b.
a5 dd f isG g Tg%, 2 at @
o 70 y So % ~ o DO 6s at S. 76 81 do LII 10 at
& 3 Eqli F'fsfs &c r. e. e gS!ss
10 os s1 Bulls 3o9 at &c 10 DO 295 b. at "a IS; DO
wsIeI 81 Chicago steers i,lS7 b. at S. sl Is do
CALVES Receipts to-day were $50 head mostly Goth.
Choice Vea With S9 e Tessbe o & IGr
o, Heas cd calves and Butermks mixed, sold at 410
Dressed Calves in liberal supply. but with the Pnngser
hola iys at hand the demand ac and all were taken
Country Dressed yeals sold 79slSc for Prime
slles-Hqme Mullen sold . vesls 40 fb at &c; 10 do,
Haenbeck Davis sold 40 Mixed Calves 1876 10 at 4'4c,
and ~ do. lO4 10. at l2c
Dlenback Dewey sold 10 Vcals IA 10 at 69c 6Sdo151
ID. az Glac, ana 10 do 15l IT, at sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts were l6 ears OF 1907
heai9c cars at Jersey City and Goth at, ana $50
Spring Lambs received Washington Market. Total
for six days q 500 head against 2g hed for the same
time last week The demand light and trade slow at
steady prices The cleared. Common to Extra
clipped sheep sold At 81 C649Si IS Clipped YcaTngs at
at 81.
Three carloads Of Virginia Lambs sold at 7072c.
ae bunch states at 81 so head and 40 Jerseys at
81 JOH1b % FOR Common to Extra.
saes-Dlenbaek Uewey sold 22l Clipped Yearlings, 81
10 at 6isc 81 do "a n AT 2c: 4l CLIPPED Sheep 80 ID, at
42c; 2l3 do. - n. NJ - 3O rs do, n H. at
Hume Mullen sold: III clipped Ohio sheep, 30 10, at
4lec; ~ spring Lambs. at - 80 per head
j. " PldcOck ~ OHIO sheep 80 H. at - IS 1913 do %
H. 81 "A 80 81 Virginia Lambs 80 TO- at 1890; 1866 do 81 b
at 49, - Lambs learngs and sheep poor 40 b. at &c
p. >. kase 30 Western Iearngs " n. at &c; 80 Viz
n n. at lie
Newton a. Gnlet 2l5 Western Sheep part Unshorn) n
b a. - - 80 Clipped de- 90 10 at 81 So; ia Onto do 1903
No. at 81 20; 65 do o. h. 80; 2l0 do, 80 ID, at 2c
1856 Virginia Lambs. 30 TO- at 7c.
J. T. saddler Co: IA Clipped Indiana sheep 80 n, at
81 20; l3l PcnnsYiyana do II 10. az ~ uG a3 kentucky
do Owes lis d. at c 20 Clipped Kentucky Yearlngs 81
70. At &C.
Judd & buckingham IA Jersey LAMBS at 81 per head.
HOGS-ReceptS - OF = lO2 head, making the
total for six days 343f5 head against 3b4 head for tho
corresponding time last week. Market nomnay steady at
81 2JGH 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %, 1885.
Yesterday. To-day.
FRIDAY, May 22-P. VI.


The whole businegs in stocks to-day amounted only
ISL 49s shares "a gain on yesterdays work Of 29,10o
shares, and five stocks contributed l0s000 shares.
There is longer any doubt that the ranseontnena
railways and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
come to agreement by which the Pacific Mail is
guaranteed q business between New-York and
San Francisco of $4,000 month; the
particulars OF the agreement have yet been made
public nor the contract been fully ratified by the
spective companies. The other report of chief i'm
portance lacks confirmation In any OF It's details to wit
that the Pennsylvania West Shore and Lackawanna
companies have joined In demand upon the
Central and Hudson for restoration OF rates.
How much real effect the rumors had todays market
1t is hard 10 tell it is easy to that the move
ents which advanced Central and Hudson from S32 to
e4asas4ss and Lake Shore from 517s95ll2 TO 53@526s
emanated from and supported by the speculative
interest that monOpo,zes the trading In Union Pacific,
Pacific Mail and Western Union. Pacific Mail rose Ia
10 So and closed at 557s Union Pacific rose
1ie TO SIS and closed at 54A. Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western e per cent 10 lO4%
and closed at IO4I. The remainder OF the market
was dun mo other stocks than those named recorded
transactions equal to 10000 shares) but nearly all
mark small final gains. Central of New-Jersey was
exceptional in advancing from 35l4 TO 36i9a364 with
sales OF only 1000 shares and Louisville and Nashville
after decline OF S. closed unchanged at 33l9 Western
Union was neglected at 59ia0594, and its final price
595s-shows gain OF only a per cent Missouri Pacific
was higher with sales OF only 400 shares The market
closed dull but strong in figures.
Government bonds were dull and steady with the bids
for the SIS off "a per cent The currency 6s strong
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARREr4

LvRRFOof MAY % Provisions Bacon Cumberland Cut
38a Mddes. gi snort Clear Mddles
sos % Ribs 81. Oh shoulders. 2js o.. per cNL
Berf-ll2s cd for Indian Mess. Prl Mess 7JA II
Pork-Prme Ness ga o. per bbl Prime Ness Eastern,
bus Western -. ariAmcrican. 3js. 81: Prime West
ern. 3ts "a Lari On. SO. M. Iams-Long Cut 44a 81
shoulders 3s 3D. Butter -, Cd cw for finest United
states Chrcse-Amertcan Choice. 1js. Of. Whrat-ltei
Western spring Is ID H. % Hed WINTER - til - 100
per GENITAL No Spring t. 5d. New terra Winter IS "a
New Mixed Western - ~ I'D California No ], - ud a
T. d.. Cahforua - aGs lot pcr Genital Produce
spirits Turueniinr 2js 81 Lpni0n. ia OIL par
rwt. Refined Petroleum. ist pr gallon Clover seed
American Red. 49, per TaiOwjlA Od pr cwt RoNn
omnon IS vi Pale liz. Jd. Oh Linsced on. 2oA
2d. per cwt 49, ooo
The receipts wheat for the past tire" ds $4,000
ceut1l-, me % ling u uDl crntals American.
Ihc receipts VI American crn Tor the past three DAYS were
g. 90 centlls 40, -
ioVpoy May - -Producc-fAnseod OH e2l 81 a s2l 100
per t4lcutfl Ltns' q. AS pr Puirter Lil','l
lake. - - ~ ~ pr ton Heinei fetroie1n D'tlS
Gasi. Der gallon spirits Of rurpcntiae is lOi Ost cN'
sperm OIL Hj- perto1 RDsiu-HOnnDn. - Oh -. u:
Pale. 81. a. lIs Pr,Ytdons-Ltrl. "a. ~ per cwt fpr
American. SUGAR LIS. gd per cwt for CuDa yentrl gh
poauznT J6' aud IA Sd glis Tor CdoA Museo'AlotHs
TaluLu. lnlaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23

The business State bonds was covered by sales OF
Louisiana consOls, ex natured coupons at 65065A OF
city bank stocks American Exchange sold 800 at Sa
Central National sd at lO9ie Commerce 20 at 150s
and Union 80 at 1852.
The general railroad bond market was inactive but
good business was done Ia some OF the speculative kinds
and better prices Eric second conSols made sbarp
recovery from 40 70 50i2 and closed 5Ols and West
Shore and Buffalo 5s were up s. at 3O7s. New-York
Chicago and ST. Louis first 6s of q at 7Ol2 Cen
trail OF New-Jersey cOnsos IS higher at 9s Can.
ada Southern first De steady at 80. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas general IS were strong at 6l%s62
bt Louis and Iron Mountain IS were up d
a. 7S Missouri consols were neglected at
100 Kansas Pacific consols were up 2 at 90.
Union Pacific hrsts advanced q 10 ZIG. Oregon
Short Line 6s steady at 91i9a9l4 and Texas Pa
enc hrsts Western division, and the incomes were ls
lower at 73Ss and l6% respectively Metropolitan Ele
vated nrsts were strong with advance OF p TO 49,
Ana the seconds were steady at 994 Louisville and
Nssnye were hardly rm collateral trusts were on g
a. 9Ois, and the I04Os v lower at 73i2 ST. Paul
lfsts Pacne and Westerns division, easier at 97l2
Uyos, nrsts Wisconsin and Minnesota e on at 96as
snd terminal 5s were u lower at 92A Omaha consos
susancea p TO ia Northern Pacific hrsts with small
Sales. rose per cent to 104.
Inc business OF the SubTreasnry for the week ended
sSnght includes receipts OF Sl7754 l04 and payments
leaving the general balance at 81 $780,
90, against May 49, slo wing apparent
sAan VI S1O2s,9o3. But deductng from the payments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rivcr. Vessels ant R1iirodfs.
NEw-YoRK. May 90. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW- 1ONk. My IooJ'
COFFFE-Spot RIO quiet steady and unchanged; Fair,
SIc; 1881 Bela sold private terms. options
oDencd points higher owing in the receipts
bags advance in Havre OF = 10 iranc
June, July and August Arnold olght Juy
The selling scattered The buy ng mainly to cover
shorts The steady sales Of $500 bags closing
prices Nav G90dBg5 June 695 070O; July 7OOd O0
August, 7fOQ7i5 September 20G725 October 7 ;si
100: November, TO n735; December. l300 ifO mlu
and firm. 200 bags Maracaibo and oooo
Laguayra private terms ,o-
bales sold deliveries 200 bales receipts the ports day
2Og4 bales day week and l,49l last
the 1924 la es AGAINST 234 las. week ana
% 6 last since september !. 4bbS,b54 Dales against
4,737.7U3 for the period last season -
quotations according TO the American classification are
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
LIVE STOCK NfARKEr-RY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO MAY o. The DrOrrU journal reports Cattle
Recepts Gn0D head Shipments $500 mead market strong
Exports - % ass 20 Cows ana Mixed s. 4OO~5 20 stock
- o. Feeders - 80 as 90; Texans "a 500
StBf.
Hogs-Receips $4,000 shipments. 1900 market steady:
Rough miKcd. 80 0OdS 20 PaCElng aud shipping ~ goa
81 80. Light 81 nJa - -. Skips - 5uGS4 90.
ShesD-Reccps 800 head shipments 900 head: market
steady Inferior az aS3 %; Medium IS 10 81 10; Good
- 30 Choice ~ 50.
LOUIS MAY 23-Cati>- Receipts 800. shipments,
1000 market urm Exports - GOdSj 80 GOOD @ Cnocs
shppng - 6iGs5 30 Far 10 Medium. % 0O0si 90
Te.SnA 81 2jnsjOO
Sh>eD-lieceiptS 2 800 slpmcnts 1000 Common 70 Me-
dun 9 sJdsf 30; Fair 70 CnOce. - 5OdSA 81. -
H0gs-Recolpts $500 smpmentA 5.5OJ Light "a LOO
s. -. Packing, - 50 asa 10; Heayy - 5Gs4 70.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF POST coMmIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,

OFFICE OF POST CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WEST POINT. n. w. April n, lS84
Sealed proposals IN rpeate subject to tue nsga eondi
ceyed this oco until II O'Clock noon on ~ ths
day which time place they De
OF bidders for furnishing AMI deVrnE
StorehOuse at this post the fresh Oee re-
qured by the subsistence Department United states Army
troops during the fiscal ending June 80 1850
PROPOSALS panisd by guarantee signed by
responsible the guaranors 10 JUSTIFY 10 the sum
600 proposal not accompanied by such guarantee
will not be considered.
The ned states the right to reject any or all
bids.
successful bidder viii be required to enter into writ
with United states with good ana appr0Ved
security in of within twenty days after Deisg
not ned OF tho acceptance OF his proposal.
Proposals. must be incosed in sealed envelopes makeu
Proposals Fresh Beef" and addressed TO the under
signed. . 49,. ,,.u =,
Blank forms and information as 20 conditions quality OF
o,bca HENRY @. SHARPE,
Capt. & &. s.. U. s. A.,
COmmissary
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TITS
Sure TO Cure

any disorder that arises from impurities existing IN Ne
blood where particular dsorer Is felt people i've
longer enjoy health Purifying the blsod with
AYERS sARsAPARILLA JOHN W. STARR. Lacoriss
Iowa, wrtess AYERS sARsAPARILLA 10 the bsse
blood medicine OF the day troubled with scrofnous
complaints for several took only two bottles OF
AYERS SARsAPARILLA and now feel like q mrn."
A. S. PETTINGER, NJ. d., Glen Garden N. j. wnssss
AYERS sARsAPARILLAs excellent Alternative tono.
and in all caseI enedy needed prescribe IT,
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Good Orunavi ,.:- os Hi T l0Lo
Futures opened TO points higher later the advance
points but tho close irregular; May was
pon lower juno point higher and later options
Slightly Walter Krohn buyers OF june taxing
1000 bales early lO50lIl0c J. H. Parker and James
Bel were sellers Mr. Lehman sold but also bought both
crop next MIR nman appeared TO be practcay
hold pon
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IT'S
Safe 10 7 axe

AYERS sARSAPARILLA and those who use It sways
ready say good word In its favor. Mrs. O. JOHNSON.
80 Hicksst Brooklyn N " suffered greatly from debility
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23

and from the receipts 81 700 for certain
items OF tranfers which only affect the snbIheasury
fecting the banks is $1657205. Today's operations
covered Receipts ~ 81 payments,
$40 o,o.oa
at 10 per cent The highest rate yesterday was per
cent and not Per cent as printed ,.s 90 ,o,,ows.
Exchanges. S67 800 093 balances, S3,s06,54l -,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
National bank notes Tor red
revenue receipts were S4s7,023.
The foreign exchanges were quiet ana STEADY at UNI
changed quotations for business as follows: BANKERS
bills "a 81 and 81 SO for long and short sterling respec
lively 51Sos and 5. 1863 for francs 94 and 9o4 Ior
In London British consos worked between % 1916
and 116 and closed at 90 against 90 Lie yesterday
ways were dn and the only feature was the failure
respond to yesterdays better home sxer was s
higher 49ls1 per ounce The Bank ,r Of Ensl9na
Imports Of dry goods at New-YorK:
TSssTs at the 9S '3a2a
FS$S$S & 4 .ssSs5 ssss
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
May state. osP Re. 81 cent? 1F B SGth
Hsnsy a9s naf and GREAT @oseTn
SHG NSse 5 nS Central & Mexican onarS
49, St Paul Common. 1875 NewYork Central Soh kesdns
ip.m-Consols % 1916 for both and the account
$3.50 p m.-ConsOs 80 LILO for both money and the ac-
p m-consOls 90 for both money and the account .,
adv,ces quote per Rntes at 80 francs %
ana GTG S SneTa f ST Pan Cons
mon 70aI; New-Ycrk Central. s5 READING ~ elm 80
count.
5p m-Thc amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
LAND on balance today Is si9ooo , p,. NJ an franco
20 centimes for the account,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON, May 23.-Turpentlne firm al 20 &C.
SAVANNAH May 23.-rurpcDtine firm at 2ys.c.
WILMINGTON. May 23.-Tarpentine steady at 20 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
ftlarblrs an6 nlantels.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
WI stones lot inc osures mantels, filing &C A KLABER
25G TO $50 East 57ts Avenue Elevated station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-23
legal Noilcea
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.

Notice IL hereby given that John " Drake % the Town
ship Mburn In the touniy ot Essex and state of New
day nrio assignment 10 me o. his estate
Tor equal ~ ms creditors and that said creditors
must exhibit the respective claims To me under oath or
Affirmation WITHIN three months thU date hereof
PETER G. McCHESNEY.
Nllburn. M.