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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10

ly. "Wel', il isn't all sold that goes out.
IL comes back in most cases. That is.
what isn't broken comes back. That's
why it's plain white. Haven't you no.
ticed that all the china at these recep-
tions is white? Well, that's the reason
- it comes back" Then he put his
mouth close to the scribe's ear and
whispered.
"Wkat! For all these large receptions?
Cabinet ministers, too? You don't say
that they
"Yes, all of them nearly hire their
china for such occasions. You see at
some rec ptioLs, such as those given by
the cabinet officers. foreign ministers,
supreme judges and TIE like, there are
four or five hundred guests present. All
Lave to be served Now, you dent ex-
pect them to keep a china sore. No, no,
they hire their ser"ice. That's Going to
=, but guess not; l won't tell you
where. If you 90 there YOU may eat out
OF that plate. and 10 morrow night you
may eat from the same somewhere else.
Ssel'
"Don'tlt Get brokeHP'
"Yes, receptions break china very fast,
but we get paid for all that and charge a
percentag- Oh its value for its use. There
Is hardly a reception given in Washing
ton where there is not hired china on
the table. It's cheaper TO hire than 10
own Some people put away their light
fancy china on such occasions because II
is too expensive to have broken and is
hard to replace. Others don't have it.
What we hile is rice china, but, as |
said, is plain white We seldom hire
any other kind, and when we do, it is
never the same set twice."
"Why is that" asked the scribe, don't
they like the colored'"
'Well, no, they don't like it. | guess
not. Now you go to AS tonight. You
see a set OF china with peculiar japanese
figures on it. You 60 to BIS next even
lLg. More japanese figures. Again, C.'s
chocolate is s'ryed in japanese. All
the rage. All! japanese figures are just
the thing in china now. You mention
it to Mrs. Beenthere. She draws you to
one side, puts her fingers to her lips in
~ly fashion and whispers close up in'O
your ear, 'Hiredp Now, you see, that
won't do. if they are all alike they
must be whlte-plain white. Then, too,
white is easier to replace when broken.
Yes, all the first class stores have china
to hire" Washington Star.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
Little Sermons.

A little kindness goes good ways.
God rities ahere mortals only blame.
II is foolish to be obstinate over tnties.
Few things are impossible to diligence
and skill.
Good luck must come to those who
nobly earn.
Fretting does great deal of mischief
and never yet accomplished anything
good.
A tart temper, like other acids, is apt
n sour whatever it comes in contact
with.
Instead of complaining of the thorni
among the roses, We should be thankfu
there are roses among thc thorhs.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
TERMS: $500 PER YEAR
ONE AND TWO.

II You to me be cold,
Or be false to YOU.
The world will go on, think,
just as it used to do;
The clouds will fiirt with the moon
The sun will kiss the sea,
The wind to the trees will whisper,
Aud laugh at you an me,
But the sun will not shine so bright,
The clouds viii not 81 EN- so white,
To one as they will to two,
So think you had better be kind,
And had best to be true,
And let the old love COON,
Just as il used to do.
II the whole of a page be read.
If book be finished through,
Still the wor d may read on, j think,
Just rs II used to do.
For other lovers will con
The pages we have past.
And the treacherous gold of the binding
Will glitter unto the last,
But lids have lonely look,
And one may not read the book
1t opens only to two;
So think you had better be kind,
And i had best tie true,
And let the reading go on,
Just as it used to do.
IL we who have sailed together
Fit out of each others vi-w,
The world will sail on, think,
Just as IL used to do,
And we may reckon by stars
That fash from differ, mt skies,
And another of Loves pirates
May capture my lost prize;
But ships long time together
Can better the tempest weather
Than any other two;
So think Nou had better be kind,
And had best be true,
That we together may sail
Just as We used to do.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
Reasoning by Analogy.

"What is those ANIMALS in that big
window, mamma ?"
THAT'S fur store window, dear, and
tie animals are seals and bears"
as they slive?'
"Ob, no. They were shot and stuffed,
and then stood up to look as ifthey were
alive"
"Who are those ladies in the window,
by thein, mamma?"
"They are dressed.up Ggures to show
the new styles of furs.''
"Ain't the ladies alive?'
mo. pet"
WAS they shot and stuffed, too??"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
Hiring Out China.

at takes lots of chinaware for these
swell rc receptions" said china dealer to
the Star man the other day as the Por-
er passed out with a basket full of plain
white china.
"Yes, suppose you sell considerable
said the scribe.
"Senl Well, yes, We sell some; but
then he stopped and smiled curious
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
VOL. | NO. 4S,
IN MEMORIAM.
GEORGE ID PRENTICE.

Nm the bosom ofa river
Where IN sun unloosed his quiver,
y On the star III stream forever,
sailed vessel light and free;
ruorninv dew-drops hung like mama
a., the bright folds OF her banner,
While the zephyrs rose to fan her
softly 10 the radiant sea-
At tberbfow pilot, beaming
In the flush OF youth, stood dreaming,
And he was in glorious seeming
like an angel from above;
Through his hair the breezes sported.
And. AS on the wave he foated,
Oh The plot, angel -throated,
WarbleG lays of hope and love.
rhro,gb those locks so brightly flowing,
f,uas IF laurel bloom were blowing,
Ard his hands anon were throwing
Music from a Tyre of gold;
ayiftly down the stream he giided,
Soft the purple wave divided,
And a rainbow arch abided
ON his canvas snowy fold.
Anxious hearts, with fond devotion.
watched him sailing to the ocean,
PRAYING that no wild commotion
Midst the elements might rieei
And he seemed some young Apollo,
Charming sum amer winds to follow
While the water -crags coroHa
Trembled TO his musics signs.
But those purple waves enchanted,
Rolled beside a city haunted
nv an awful spell, that daunted
Every conner 10 her shore,
Nioht shades rank the air encuffi' cred,
And pale marble statues Numbered
where the lOtus-eaters slumbered,
And awoke tol ife no more.
Then there rushed with lightning quicknes
0'cr his face mortal sickness,
And the dews in fearful thickness
Gathered DER his temples fair;
And there swept dying murmur
Through the sultry southern summer,
AS the beauteous pilot conner
Perished by that city there.
Still rolls on that radiant river,
And the sun unbinds his quiver,
Ger the star-lit streams forever,
On its hos m as before;
But that vessels rainbow banner
Greets no more the gay savanna,
And that pilots lutte drops mama
On the purple waves no more.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
To 1baw Them OGt.

The bill introduced by Senator Sherman
to pay S7OS to each of the commissioned Of
ficers and privates of the Greedy expedition
or their representatives, in lieu of commipl
tatiOns of fuel, quarters and extra q tL;,t
ought to pass. Ii is doubtful If the e Di,c
ment could better bestow a little n.
than i'm case like this. Kansas Cit'"S' "
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-10
Milwaukee GIRL has obtained $4,000

n breach of promise case for"expenses3
incurred in preparing the wedding, and IN
for great mental anguish Uttered; 81
S9e e Is for expense and six bits for r2en-
al anguish. San Trjnc SEQ News Let
tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
Comparative stocks in riyerpO,li
Ian l. 1885 April ], 1885. April !, 1884

HAY AND sTRAw-A moderate business was done in al
es ana nav c ocd ana d piSs MsaS @
SUI ping Zoe Clover Mixed, 7oa7oc.; Glover GoG6jc.
LIFT PfFb rs sf5aTi and nd G Unchanged
HoPs-Continued dull and STATE lsSis aro almost nominal
METAIs-on Change: Iron quiet but steady Tin quiet
LOO for siras on the spot Tin Plates weak
I6LAssEs-k cargo OF Boiling stock sold lsc. for 900
M G M . gGe Pa 6c ''Gs Syns
da at II Il ~ a 30 strained 10 Good strained.
ochAN FRRiGiITs~T %cys@eS was restricted to-day
9 Ssn sq 4 Is w 9f9f TG d bark MsS
Italian s bark $50 tons WIN %ssr r "a oil
I'M DITERRANEAN. from Philadelphia, an Italian
Ss sqq fases aT Ts1sG on Oil vssS
oaonca smyrna c or Gibraltar Tor order, lgc -
private .MoNfEyiDE6 hence az Amerisa BARI bark
n%$ S l EFE hence s
E a Srls % Ss fF ,S WITH
cotton &c. and British ship at l7Gi q952d MANRE
m%hffNioU Z from PoftI@na schooner With shocks and
heads soS. and SIDs scaG from
Lonec schooner laid on The birth at rates RosIoS.
S% oS2 2s x 5t co Soc rom haiti
ssnSSneT At LUMP sun ID rS% P s1o
NewYork schooner lumber at 81 80. privilege OF Philadel
p Ia the way of berth engagements there moderate
XNTwERP steam hence, 26o0 sacss aOpr, los Sd
en seam Senc sa' SG1 ba Rr sr
h, sss 500 sss. a Sa soas 1885,
a 10 steam ss %s"ec o. , S
through Hour months Ia 800 pkg, sugar les 81
1000 pkgs cheese and butte 500 DUTCH rSEnS'
steam hence, 1000 -FOUR l6s 80 LIVERPOOL
se IaH% p sraa Ia 5000 cson partly
i @ for eonpressed and LTD or Gu P
cheese ?os Us Cd 1900 pkg Provision iSs Ola
tons oil cake. l0sal2s 81 - ,,
ar.S Nth shippers especially niiSerent prices are
%os or s nominal ahoas their
IT. "a
Lee s.
Fanny si5 - i VIZ
s%. $sf 'i$; :l { s'$ P's5i3
sssS sS Smoked s%,
Pffs ha
Long %G' az
y Heavy 70 Light ' So r Pigs w.n
~, SSsT sas. .,h to
I'M closing the
Quiet His s
Sqs closing AY!
I5G7 ises 5000 ties: July. 7.2 o7:s7e closing lag
Steam steam dull D% & SySs RsRs$ c
S EsS ss IS ssH%
Welsh tubs 20024c, Western Imitation Creamery. 1870
1nc Dairy lUloc; Western Factory 100 1904
Rolls lOel6c old utterc reamery state "A ic hr.ins,
iTaIi c do Western, l29l7c; state Dairy, tubs l00
2c state Dairies rkins and tubs l562c State Dairy,
frns l2d2Gc Western DAIRY % iac Western factory
Gil ESE-UncLanged in price. with light
movement Eastern 7ai2c; Common 10 frime Western.
nat AZ lOc Choice skins, "a i2c; Common to
Choice ..EGGsAro dong litil better, w.ta fair
Ii Western. lic Southern l3a0l3stc.
RICE-stcady. unchanged aud fairly active.
STEARiNE-Dul and unchanged IN price City quoted
NJ 7i2c, and Oieomar afine at &c.
sU6AI-RaN dull and nomnaly unchanged Re.
fined quiet and unchanged. Cut loaf y 7.l6g
6isci Crushed6 7lGa6ac Cubes. 7l6es Granulated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
Go mhom ct Elan Concern
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Please take notice. Washington B. Williams ESQ.,, Of
Jersey has been appointed by the Circuit Court Of the
George Holt esq., Of New York City has been appointed
by supreme Court Of the State Of NewYork Referee
OF Horace Russell and Theodore
Receivers OF the property covered D the First
Mortgage OF the West Shore and Buffalo Railway
Company
duly appointed the day Of April 1885, at 130 O'Clock
the afternoon Of that day the time and room No Fourth
Floor Mills Building. No 10 Br0adst New York City the
the hearing the examination Of said accounts
This notice given pursuant to orders OF the above named
Courts entered this In the Clerks Offices OF said Courts
at Trenton NewJersey and at Goshen, Orange County
New.York respectively
Dated, New. York, March 20, 1888.
Yours, &c, - -
WASHINGTON b. WILLIAMS Master.
GEORGE c. HOLT Pefcree
HORACE RUSSELL,
THEODORE HOUSTON,
Receivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
Ee gal Notires
NHE undersigned appointed by the Supreme

THE undersigned, appointed by the Supreme
Il Court Commissioners to determine whether railroad
proposed TO be built by the Second Avenue Railroad Com
viz railroad with double track the surface OF
the soil In through and along Fifty seventh street.
Frst Avenue 20 second Avenue. In the City Of New
York. the tracks OF said Company In Second Aye
with Its traces In FIRST Avenue ought TO be constructed
be held at the office Of Theron O. strong Esq. OF
missoners at No lilo broadway IN said city Thursday
the sixteenth day Of APRIL 1885, vt two o'clock In the after
noon,
Dated New.Y0rk. March 80 1885.
THERON O. STRONG,
LEWIS MAY, Commissioners.
DAVID MILLIKEN, JR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Thursday April 2, 1895.
BEFVFs-At Jersey City head state Cattle arrived
for tomoirow's market Feeling dull About 100 carloads
Gy Dressed Beet continues dun and prices are shade
lower Ordinary 20 Good sold at 7sq3l4c Prime TO Chou
from ne saughterhouses al Vadloc western Dressed
aq 5Sip a. tSdAy, CSC quarter. Beef and
Montreal BY Joseph Eastman. The ornoco takes out
sheep 81 Mutton II 1--we and
cAIyEs-Reeeprs were !s7 head-iI2 Ooth.st and 10
at Washington Market Following the heavy rrylls yeser
mand prices were &c .oS for az but 9g grades Com
and a few Extra Jerseys at 7i4a7iac
Dressed Saye' aq for al 9a, Prime to Choice
to Good Country Dressed y ais sold Sasc at Sc;
saec Collins sold 20 Jer.ey veals. l22a2oo D. at Ga
g oliver sold; ii Jersey veals. IiG n. &c; do
walsh Kirby sold; 20 veals III n at s. 49, aud Isl
Hume Mullen sold Q yeas !2oalse@: at adese5+e, 3
g do ~ D. less 81 90 ls do llo n, at 6i4c and
Ir eSSsSS p% Gc s sga yea' 1s 10
S + a. g bfTSy y 'pd At It ysn la p st a
SHEEP AND LAMB ,--teceips were - cars Of o229
spring Lambs were receved at washington Market Total
for Ave days y oe head aeainst head Tor the
limited prices s further declined about sc per r.
o Poor ic Raa ana
pn Lambs s sG sSS SS Of
276 head received today sod The extremes of ass 30
prices weak at 7asc few Choice
Wethes sellnga AT SIC. Poor TO Prime Dressed Iearngs
cold at 70; 2c
salcs-Dillenback Dewey sold 14I state Lambs 60 H.
OF 2c ~ Sta.e sheep 10 u, at 5lc. 1870 do 40 b. al
n, at sc. and 205 do, % ID, at - 80.
Hallenbeck Davis sold 30 STATE lambs. 70 N, &c:
1853 State sheep 100 H. at SIC; 2o9do 81 TO- at 6c 2lO
so 10. at 5c 200 do 93 10 at &c; AZ do 90 10 4c do
92b. at 434 C, ana Oh 90 u ID. at 4 l2c.
IL ne Mullen sold state Lambs 90 10, AT 7c; l0l
Western sheep i0i ~ AZ 81 20 and 40 do 100 u. at &C.
Newtsn d 0illct sold; 2O3 Michigan sheep. 9Jb, At
So so 40 do "A H. at DC leo Ohio DO 90 n, at 6c late
yesterday; las Cus 80 ID, at - 10.
j. f. sadler Co sold goa Michigan Sheep. 90 H. at
5iac 43l do. IS 10 at 6ci 223 do, 80 10, at &c.
p. >. Kase sold $50 Buffalo sheep l03 ~ at So So
Judd & buckingham sold 80 Kentucky Sheep l2G d. nj
Csc 100 do 7S ID, at5c
224 Western do (culls 40 n at &c ~ Maryland Ewes SO
10, Ut &c Mary and spring Lambs ut "a each.
C. Collins sold 30 Jersey spiing Lambs at $5ds6 % per
head
Evcrtt Co sold 90 Jersey Spring Lambs at 1896 90
each.
each.
@ do, at ~ 80 l. 81 2 do at - 80.
Eye Otis sod Jersey sprng Lambs at SO 80 each;
do So so.
MoGS-Recepts we're IL cars OF 1493 head 2 cara n,
and at Jersey CITY, Dull and nominaly lower
at ~ 3O4fi 30.
6c for Medium and GaaG'4c for Laght Including PigsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels AMI Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. April 2, 1873!
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-IOEK, AprII q Io5Os
CoFFFE-spct P,o quiet steady and unchanged. Fair,
isc. 1000 bags sold ex Columbus" private terms
options dull and without decided change but weak sales
1906 May. 73Oq7.36: June, 7i0974b July 76OG7I 90
Augrig II, 1G06766: September ,.B56f70 OCTOBER IIUO
III. december 77597sO Mild grades about steady.
sales of $500 pcus Cadang Maracbo I'm private terms
bales receipts at tho ports 5e94 baes against
bales against 4593545 ior the same period last season;
deliveries. 800 bales.
The quotations. according 10 the American ciassihcaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

32s cd: Long Clear Middles 3zs 3i Clear Mddes
3Ss Sd short Rbs 3Js. I'd shoulders 25s Der WI
Beef-Oss Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess ~, III
PorkaPrime Mess So od per bbL' Prime aess Eastern
ern 3ls 80. Lard OIL SIS. I'D Hams-LOng Cut 43s "a
Shoulders 36s 3D. Batter Us 3D. for Initial
States. Cheese-American Choice sos Od. Wheat-Hrd
Western Spring Is Id ais. 0d Red Winter Is ID es "a
per GENITAL; No sprng7s Id New Western Winter IA ID
New Mixed Western Is. l2d California No Is "a "a
"a California No IS Sd G6s LODI por Genital Prodno,
Spirits Turpentne 22s. London, Cd mar
ewta Refined Petroleum. "a per gallon Clover seed
Common, 3s I'D: Pale. lis I'd 9os Oh Lnseod OIL 2Oa
3D.. per cwt
LoSDoS April 2.-Produce-IAnseed on. s2l l5s a s2a
per tom Calcutta Lnseed. 4js. per quarter; Llnseed
Cake. 81 8s12S o. ton; Refined Petroleum. I'd q
3D. gallon; Spirits Of rurpentine 22s I'd poi cwt
Sperm OIL eos per Ton Rosin-Common. Is Cd Ola 3D.
Americans sugar las I'd cwt for Cuba Centric cal
polarzng y8 aud l2se2a ID Tor caba Muscovaio fair
refining ahoak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND0 ON sun
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2 IN
NETWORK.
express leave Dessrosses and Court
landt street Ferries. follows;
6:2O 7..O 3 $3.50 % and 10 Limited H. lilo l. 32a
sl9Limtedl and 10 a M T. g 2 3 and 0 D. m, and u
Trains leaving NewY York daily: except sunday 600
$50 and Halo am, l. 2 g. and p m, connect as
Retnrnins trains Broad Street station PhadsphA
$50. IL and i:l5 M limited Express. 1880 aud 5:26
faoi. ais $40. i:$5 s:soa m $50 Limited $50
TAO and 7A5 p M Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50
Ticket oices s4s, 435. and pa Broadway Astor
and RrooEyn Annex station foot Of Futonst BROOKLYN
Tnschs Hotel Hob0ken: station. Jersey City; Emgraut
TcEet Office. No Battery Place and Castle Garden -
The New York Transfer Company will call Tor aud check
basg from hotels and residences
~eCUARLES f. PUGH, j. H. WoOp
General Manager General Pass'r.Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03

s1B160oc; Powdered Mould "a" &C.; Confecttoners
IA" 6sa55c Standard "a" 5ac ON AZ. 6'i6c.; White
Extra &c" 1.l6c954c. Extra ~" 5Soiscs &c" 40
TEA--Du: 10000 b Japan sold at 2lLc. for June and
ToBxccoSDuIl On Change % hhds No 2 for October
aold al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN

THE NEW LINE
Il BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. -r-a
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The New York. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad company
Fast Day and Night Express between NeMonl
and Cape Charles Trans leave Newly ork, via
Railroad 600 week days and p daily arriving pA
Point Comfort OIL p weekdays and sSO ~ ~ daily NOE
Charles and Paror Car from Philadelphia with
ckets paror and sleeping berths car
Ticket Cce OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. H. Il. C0OKk, Genl Pass. and Freight Agent
ii. W. dunno. superintendent
WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
trains leave West <2dst Cortendt aud Desorossoe ~
Chicago, 40 . m. % p. m. Pullman secpers through
Detroit. 80 M, $3.50 g D. M Pullman sleepera IA
Suspension Bridge Naesra Eala Buffalo. Rochester ~
M 1000. sSy N Sleeping and paror cars through
Utica. TAO 80. il.00 q m., .bs60. g .. m.
NewDurg. Kingston. Catskil- Albany s7,l1 40 1l0e
Hamilton London. 10 m. $780, e D N TSronso $50
sSaiIiy. othsr trains daily except sunday
For cksA time abca parior or sleeping accood4S
SSe 81
SSs ssi ga lao is2s BsosdwX !s7 sthsve. il9 -
West ladst Baggsge called Tor and checked hon hoSo3
3 81 a S' Geo. Fec AsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03
PROPOSALS for furnishing Granite Paving

I)hOfOSALS IOr IurHlSnlnS Uranlte TdFlnS
Il Blocks.
OFFICE THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April l. 1885.
direction OF the Board Of Commissioners sealed
posals received office until ~ clock
Wednesday April TO- 1885, for furnishing 100000 - or
less-Grane Paving Blocks TO he delivered at wash
District OF Columbia.
Blank forms proposals specifications be oba
upon Application therefor, together with all
necessary information and bids these forms will alone
be considered
The right reserved reject any and all bids parts Of
bids.
@. ]. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, u G A,
Engineer Commi ssioner ID. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-03

Market closing easy. 1ransierable notices lilo
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLo UR-Market Is without de-
eed Low grades quite s and aF
rather purchase limited business reported for
@ trade a Oe sas s1nsss " sb @
which Db were for export d gs 20 ,Sr H. o 1D
AMID !: '' for n. MA aa' zoo a. bb Fine q y
e for Gee Winter At e 5gG SS o b ai.rr NS
y Soes2 SO Tor spring 81 Is for Winter Wheat
ss ESa 50 Good to Eancy
sS5os o. cdoce g cc%%Ca Extra
- 20 SSi co. stras6i j. 70 i So PatsHt Il 1885 5o
non % Far m'T Extra 1878 @
MG S gSG q ys ~ S & "a F1lSat
$ So south America = market ,.. closing
% = 1f S4 G 20 o cEr Extra. and 81 sS
So 40 Choice do including 20 bbs for export at
= 0.:.RYE rLoUR-steady with light supply andfar
latter Tor cioice - coRS ME1IlncI AND steady. sales
goo bills Brandywno at 50 % Yellow Western quoted at
option. an.sed opeh; : Sc lower then rssovefo
Of The dSeR inc prc back yr hT trade for export
moderate cy Milling anil fairy active trnsn ,
%srs ;" 300 bush sale. bush future $4,000
STs pG s9s II n 20 % to arrive ThSacG VIM
Ter Red a. 81 95S sta%eT Nc REL dS 9 e dc deScrs reel
s FREE board from store UTsr1dea White for May
10 closing oo,c; DO for June 81 2aa2ec closing
at g2e DO T july sIGg &c eo1Sg a. S s s GS
western 72c Canada 7!c state 72ia 80 BARLEY
6s and SSs nns S al doc change ES'
steady. with hight business reported sales .oD Dnsn
very Che Canada at 81 OIL CD days CORN-Mnrket
i.a c better for cash closing very ally. options
OPENED .c the decline and closed
n Moderate trade Tor export
use, aud fair business In options shippers
bought l2n0O bush. sales, 81 900 bush future l0VuO
and special delivery intending ngradd Mixed az
30 ssoSc aaoa steamer Yellow Soc in elevator
anoat No 40Ldg lc In elevator. 00it 9U'.o ahoati
No White. 81 lie IN elevator
SO Mssa for Ab e Dc fc Tor Sa n So iSs
closing AZ 5OLc do for July 81 81 Sc closing at o. &c
OATS--Caah lots wi h1ut decided change options
opened steady then and advanced tribe and closed
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN,

HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR WOMEN
HUDSON, n. Y, March 10, 1887. !
sealed proposals will be received addressed 70 W. OYs
president OF the Board Of Managers
sfuge Tor Women. Hudson NJ Y. delivered Office
until the 10th day OF April 1885 for
furnishing material doing the buildings said
House OF Refuge for Women, TO wits
The Nam Building the House Of Detention Prison -Four
Cottages and Hospital In accordance with plans
and specifications made by " IL Miller architect and
the office Of tho Hudson Iron Company Hud.
N " where the superintendent, Charles b. Cure will
exhibit same and furnish copies OF specifications and
posal blanks
Each proposal must be incosed in sealed envelope al
dressed TO General j. W. HOysradt Hudson ~ Y Endorsed
proposal for House OF Refuge for Women" and
companied by bond with two surees. residents OF the
NewYork each in the amount OF six thousand dol
guaranteeing that such bidder IL his bid shall be
ceped will contract for the thereof
by and viii perform said contract TO the full intent OF
its terms
Each proposal contain separate distinct bids
OF the buildings above named The Board OF
reservng tho rgnt accept the to
OF such buildings and reject 1t to the other
others. \ 40 10 reject any aud all bids.
contract TO be made In accordance with the aforesaid
and speci atoms and with such conditions and
tect the interests OF the state.
j. w. HOYSRADr
MRS SARAH. 5. GUERNSEY,
MRS. c. A. SPENCER, Managers
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY,