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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-10
The Parting or Lee and His a..
erals.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

erals.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Amid the ruins of their capital ,u.s
bare, bowed heads, in utter silence -
bitter tears, Lee and his Generals ca.
rated and went their several wav. J.
homes destroyed, families broken IL
and scattered, and often into exile ors
oblivion.
The final parting was in front Of Lea.
mansion in Richmond, two davs a..
Appomattox. Lees house is an orS;
nary square brick, standing aloha !
Franklin street, one square from Il.
Capitol. All the other houses IN ~
square are connected. Upon the after.
noon of the second day after Il.
surrender, people in that yicin;tv
were surprised to see come riding ~
the street from the south a comnarr
of Confederate horseman. They wars
unarmed. Their gray uniforms vs.a
worn, soiled, and often tattered. tbs;,
trappings old and patched. They wo,a
slouched hats, and here and there was
a feather remaining of the once smart
aud iaunty dropping plume OF the Cor.
tederate c~alvarymen. They were bronz.
ed and Drowned and bearded. Thew
sat erect and came on with the splendid
horsemanship for which they were
noted. Upon the collars of some Of tbe
gray jackets could still be seen tina
faded and furnished gilt stars, the en-.
blems of the wearers' rank.
In front of them rode Lee. His two
hands held the loosely swinging reins
and rested upon the pommel. His
head was bent and his eyes were look.
ing straight ahead from under his
downcast brow, but they seemed to see
nothing.
AS the troops cantered mp to his old
home his horse stopped at the gate
and he aroused himself suddenly, al
from a dream, and cast his eyes upon
the familiar windows and then around
owe the group of gallant soldiers who
had followed his fortunes for four
bloody years and gone do wn in defeat
under his banner.
The end of it ell had come at LAST.
He threw himself from his horse, and
all his companions followed his action.
They stood hat in hand, and an arm
through the bride rein, while
Lee went from man to man,
grasping each hand, looking in
tently into each face as though he
would press it upon his memory forever.
Then he turned and walked through the
gate and up the steps to his door. Asa
servent opened the door he paused
with his left foot upon the veranda, bis
right upon the last step, and looked
back for the last time. Not q word
had been spoken not a good-by uttered.
There was no sound heard but that Of
sobs as these unkempt and grizzled
heroes of a hundred battles leaned their
heads against the shoulders Of their
horses and wept.
Lee gave one look, and broke down
at last. His hands were over his eyes,
his frame shook with sobs, as he turned
quickly and disappeared into his lone
" house. With the closing Of the door
behind him ended forever the wllC
dream of the Southern Confederacy.
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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-10

Two men were quarreling. One Of
them threatened to shoot the other.
The threatened man, in revival Of an
old piece Of sarcasm, asked:
where doyou bury all your deadP'
Just then, an excited man drew the
satirist aside and said:
my gracious! you ought not 70 talk
that way
(which wayPv
asking that man where he bnsies
his dead
"Whyf"
because be is 4 physician. "-As
kans0w Traveller.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-07-10

The conviction and imprisonment Of
d prominent mormon for polygamy, il
hoying . good effect already in making
polygamy as dangerous as it Is odious.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorM Rirsr. Vessels and R1iiroafs
NHw-YoRK March %, 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-spot Ro quiet at sac for esr IN sasS Sae %
~ q, cuaTdIona" and 100 ex Advance on prlVn1 ~
options opened points % c Gg geecs sr for two
axs we're - 900 bags viceresdent Aens w & leave yo g
Wednesday for trip TO Europe s here ia 37s 800 bags
% % this either controlled by strong houses or mas n Pegn
soI against Six will tell the story % as 10 asd
sanT interest in this month non md iherS Inc
a ig sLorf int the general nst anu we ~
10 is how much Of short interest," y there IN
March avre opened fr lower but FeGoveIso @ ,nt o md
Wod Seligsberg sold OCTOBER ana oou.nt II.
sold April and Lehman sold October and Ine, nsg @
shnrrst Power son d Co sold August anu oougnt W
fober The sales $500 bags closing s,eay oi ss
March, loa%bi April 1S9Il5jGA td@7 l51 August 1863 iS5
sepfembeT 7Cod7G5 october 7gb@7Io on M,a gTadss
ouet Sales 700 bags Centra Anci'o''' ~ WV
0coTToN-spot dull and nnehangea I'll S oass s Ts. s
week aud 9Osl year since septemaine, i s1uo''
r,Ies a@ans 9g6 for the same period last season
The Quotations, according TO the American cias'nc''
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

Arkins l7aol c do western 12017c state Dairy tuos
ioa25cJ state Dairies drkins and tubs I1gIaoj est
ern factory siic.. CHEEsE-fIas light demann ,n ana
70 Prime &c; Western. fat, 8GIi 9cj Far 70 Cnoce
skims 6i2c, Common to Choice. fs.c ao
I'M A little better, with demand state, leulo4ci
western IN al l9c, southern. l8i4 "a 1910.
RICE-Steay ~ and unchanged. . 80.
sTEARTNEZDull and prices nominally as quoted last
Ctry quoted at TIC. Oleomargarine, CSC.
stJGARNRay dull and nominal FAIR Refining l1.i6c.
g6o tsst Centrifugal 516c. Moasses Sugar +Gici
M saies Refined dull. crushed 6i3j CuDes
7.i6c, Powdered 6isc 0ranuated. 9e Mord A,eec'; &C.;
on a., e, white Extra &c" 5aa5 5iec. Extra c"
6a5 &c; &c" 43,d4 7sc; Yellow. 49G4osc O.
TALLoW-Dui and heavy Prime City quoted oe'
and more or less depressed for options though
about steady the spot Sales $4,000 lbs Japan az - &C.
or Anri and Auction sales OF l3DOo pigs
win be he'd this week, and the meantime trade on the
street quiet.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Month
arket closing steady.

pIouR AND mEAI-Flour market stlll rules IN buyers
md hnHp and mainly mum grades JeeGers I saciSns q Ss
hay haze been &c wS sSPpfa @ SfT o Ws for export including
SBs city Nil Exta O. q 80 Tor ws,t 1Gie 81 a. ss 0e sSs ss
for P's Sas1 'GG @ obs w'"'t, st
Sss"s snpsiaas OS:a 81 Pss
Good e, FS9:y faTa = ass sste sS
sSG%sg s. 5S%. cS do o%%G2 ESTs
sigSsss.' sSs q 90 srassG
haneFs Far n1'Ih rItr Fair oo
= eo GSGs g ys eSet y S MI Tor Wen: n
GGs "a GO south Ameris2 - So co. market closing
Sassr; Iaysf 5a, 900 ~
Good to & GsSSs S. DO oScIsU - sossb a. - 81
BUCKWnEAT tLOJ E-sellns at = BEG 80 % Mi:
eoRN Al = S. Ye"w western quot as 20
o Su and cosd wItS more sreSS options
opened c better then lost me advance ten rGcoEo
o.. On Gs Gs mart o the sdvaDSe and clio ed steady at "a
anae & best Ss Pines as sSd a lG "a
shPsr 90uIsS 90 G oasS future lure m bush .pot
including so Milwankee M at sc dgyeed tnSr1dsi 1S
siaSsc,No Red sgad0 .or rail receipts IN elevator
Stat %ss n s G do "h for May s Sc CLOSING al SC
90 Tor June 81, ,a92'c. e9sins a. &c 90 July 2ts
Sc 3 :sy8s Ss%sTS AZ Ssdl i9s
sssa sa ,s 9Ss sP. s e &GS5SR So uh s S SnaG
""Sad' % ,as nSS gnScs
ssadv linen advanced &c aud closed with scltceb 40
nc options opened II adv then advanced IA ~,
Hen osi most Of The advance and CLOSED steady l "a &c
Under Inc best prices A fsreIport business nocrtr
trade for hone and fairly active tr!nsan- W options
sb nars hourht 600 bush Sales 10000 bush future.
9tg 6OO bush spot and specla delivery Including Unrd
MiTei at I GJIc.i No .. +"'2atoNci steamer hlIol
fr Nav steamer yellow 5IH5Da,c In elevator r5 tc
aro,t no 2 Igi.c In elevator ta6l3c aIOat Steamer
Wtts 81 i2c eloyaDT UrgT9ded White 81 g delivered
YELLOW Oa q5lc In elevator; 30 Mited Tor harch i'e
ios clone al do for April. 4H'sa sgic closing
i9ac do for May -. closing az G.. do for June,
9ss closing 6oci do or July d 40 &C. closing AZ
Sic -. .OATSMarkct unsettled. opening SC over,
adv ancsi inde and closed firm NJ the
hest nrcee sales $4,000 bush. future O. 600 bubh spot
including 80 3 Mixed at 3b1ca No. =, 3 p .c No !,
u", So p whit, .p c No p 8iat da-c Ma. l iuc; Mixed
Western 81 GJsN.c; white do. 3sd lc, White state sga
A o. MiXc was sOl iOr export 20 3sn
SsicI No Mixed ior Mlrch. 7,Hi7ifc, closing at
7lci do for April 3Cad37hc closing at "a &c; do for
May ag1,a g. c. closing 5iC do or Iun'. 80 IiUs.
ing al 5Ua4c -. II ED-Market firm aud fairly a i've.
S M sOds5c; 60 o. soc 81 b SUGhac; 100 D., BJdJ6c.i
sbaTps. Jbasl 90 !yc feed, BOG
stocks m store NewyorE Brooklyn and Jersey CITY
grain warehouses and held Ia railway lighters on certificate
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Eraal Moilces.

NOTICE TO CREDl DlrORS.-Pursuant TO an
~ OF the Surro atcs Court of the County OF Mont
gumery state OF Ne Ork made on the h day OF tebru
ary 1850 notice hereby gwen tat the und sgned intend
toHppy 10 sad court for letters OF aiMihsTaTon Of tne
Canalohare Montgomery County ewGoIk, deceased, I'M
der the provision section Z OF the Cole Of CIv no
ceture amended by Chapter 39S Of the Laws OF lNS,
whereby bond required before said etters are
issuc nNod at amount not exceeding twice the
the claims OF creditors Of said deceased against ms
estate this notice and the creditors OF
deceased are hereby notified TO present their claims
the surrogate of said County on or be
fore the 18th day Of APRIL 1885,. Dated March . lSs5
EMEEINE L, SMITH.
WILLIAM ~ SMITH.
EDWARD :. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
busliass Chances.

TOR SALE.-Furniture business estaoDsneses a'ss
eght doing steady and r ntaes se nnsans 10
tie ght man TO get into good busness Address .yt Vs.
cuars TRACY N. STEBBINS. Kingston New. y ors. -
DATENT FOR SALE.-The rights ~ - EnS ,ss.
land bought ami worked by limited conl any % ,sn
cesstuy Tor sone years American rights onere nany r
uiacturer or lnancier With view 10 forming 0'"F
0'H0i T. MiTCHELI. 2s Fssshurch st.. London = y
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE OF REFUGE PoR WOMEN.

HOUSE REFUGE WOMEN, I
HUDSON, y. V, March l6 1885, }
scaled proposals win be received addressed oJ " HoYs
RApT the Board OF Managers OF the House OF
Refuge Tor women hudson n y or delivered at his oaee
uut ~ o'clock at the 10Th day OF April lSo5 for
furnishing material anu doing the buildings foe said
House OF Refuge Tor Women, TO witt
Nam Building the House OF Detention Prison Four
and Hospital In csrdance with plans cravings
tHcaons made by W H. Miller. architect and now
the office the Hudson Iron at Eiud
n. w. where the superintendent Charles Is Cure, will
exhibit and furnish copies Of specifications and pro-
posal blanks
Each proposal must be incosel IN sealed envelope adj
dressed to General W Hoysrldt Hudson, N " ndOrsed
opOsa for House OF Refuge for Women and musJ be
by bond with suretes, dents OF the
state NewYork each In the amount OF six thousand dol
lars guaranteeing that such bidder his bid shall be ac
cepted Will execute contract for the performances thereof
by and will perform said contrct TO the ul intent OF
its terms
proposal contain separate and distinct bids on
OF the seven buildings above named The Board OF
Man rosoryg the rBnt 10 accept the same as 10 any
OF such buildings and reject a. TO the other or
others Also, 10 reject any ana all bids.
such contract TO be made In accordance with the af0
plans and spec aons, aud wh such conditions and pro
visions the Hoard Of Managers may deem necessary TO pro-
tect the interests OF the state.
]. W. HOYShADr.
+ MkS. SARAHL. s. GUERNSEY
MRS @. A SPENCER SManagera
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
Il ARrERMASTERS STORES,
DEPOT QUARTRRAAnrERs OFFICE, }
HOUSIONsT, con- GREENE,
NEW YORK ClIY, March 20, 1888
Sealed Proposals In trplicate Will be received at this
Office until II o'clock, March 30 1856 az which time
they will be opened IN or bidders Tor sup
delivering this depot the Qulrermsters stores
specihed schedule he had az this ofice -,
The Government the right 20 reoot any or aI
proposals Propos IL should inlorsel 'Prpposas Tor
Stors" and adrosse To the undersigned
HENRY @. HODGES, Deputy q NJ. General
U. T.. A., Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
New.Orleans
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. ........,
strict Good Ordinary. q.

Futures were depressed owing 10 fall In r,sh consos
oonseSncp, on tie military from INDIA Inc make,
ooenei dull al Lointdeclino. with lght Dnshes ont
lac, anne weas closing steady at decline OF points
lerwsiu h and IN POINTS on other months Walter
Eron sod June Iac0npt snd April June and Juy Zrsga
a sod lime pretty freely lnman bought June saOer
bonht NAV and June. Lehman bought 3pOD baies hbi
uly Hegodorn ana HuDohu sofu juno INC
saies were 80 80 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
european advertisements.
URATEFUG-COMFOR
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAkEAST.-" by thOrOus knogleISa oI tls ltlrI
laws which govern the operations O gesd)A AMI uutJ1
aCireui tpJHCIuDI us h1e prDDsra'i Of we,b
Cocoa EppS provided breakfast tables with
dccaJey nayOred beverage which many heavy
lJI thc uliCDIB OF such articles D.
consultation be gradually built up until strong
tendency 10 iselsh HuudrcsO u
lt MS ready attack when
,yerthere weak pDiuL We escape many a5A iII
by Eeoping ourselves well lei with D)Dl AL
Irpperly uourishrd.rlna" Civil service Gls,ttA
Madesmpiy with DDiag waterDr MIX Sold )1y IN hnt
pound bY Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS Co.
Ia irt hem nigT, Lam
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


49, GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Ferries as follows. -
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South win PuInan
Palace Cars attached, o. t.. and y M. dahy. Ne"
York and Chicago Limited of Parior Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars al . Ia. every day.
WilllanspOrt. Lock Haven. a. CORY Ntle
at m, connecting at CORY for Titusvie. petroleum
Cen ire and the oil REGIONS - -
Baltimore Washing gtOn and the south Limited washington
Exprss OF Pullman Paror Cars daily cept Snnl ~ ~
M; arrive Was 3iugton 500 p m Regular NJ gu S.V
and $50 a. m, /, 5+O and ? N. and IL night suhuy
b;lJ a. M y M. and 2 uighl -,
For Atlantic tty except sunday Win throush tsoF Gar.
Loop m -.
For Cane May. except sunday. lI;l0 a m.
Long Branch, Bay Head junction, and lntormedte sta
tiOns via Kahway aud Amboy. M. II noon t3o 2 IN
On sunday a. M aud NJ do not stop at Asoury ParkJ
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with through trains
JerseyiCty anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trans arrive: From Ptsburs $50 and ll2e NJ 1880 and
1000 d m daily and 700 a daily except M0ndiy. Prom
washington and Baltimore $40, . m, E20, &90. 800
b.3O 9:3n and l0:O5 D. IN. sunday O. a. M. 1908
M From Baltimore 900 p. m. From philadelphia 3 80
b.5O 600 100 (except MOnlayl $50, $40, $40 1910
IIS0a M leo, zoo, 3.4O 300 5So $50 40 $50 so
800 O:O5 and 1920 p. and 1920 night Sunday, 800.
6:io g. o. 7:O5 .: ll;35 an. $40. 1885. 9;20, lO~
""" A- "ro PHI ADEI pUIA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
Sales bp Auetion.

CHERIFF'S SALE this day at No. 20f Frank
~ Inst, at IL m sf soap, starch machinery SAFE desk
So A, V. DAVIpS0S, saerin
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

ASP Ss % Is 3 70 be Straw N q.
Sna as 9 mose g aeve Ne quote zoo
good Iim,thy ~ aoc Medium 70 shiplinI grades,
y s 4 ap ss,s as8s sn '%s'ss DAY. aSa ro,cD,
Horny few small sales were mentioned, and the
teret We quoe: state. 1884 quoted lGo for tie best
S@ic or soo .9 B5pf for low grades 8aso
METALs-0n hanse rig IRON was again slow t,d
10 sold e 72}e 10 Ioa, QT Mareh Il &c ad 20
sG65 The weakness IN Tin was duo 70 disastrous al
MoLSssf s~B,ing stock easy a clrgo sold here at Set
to PHI aiepha n isLc NewDreans 40 J2c.
NAVAL sToREs-spirts Turpentme ruled steady thourh
oasl y or s,ansd 80" :" ood a s9rnsd
f. 81 25ai ~ a o. IL ~ ~ " p IL Il 20 i 81 $o
oIIs-IIad moderate jobbng trade well supported
o. FAN FREIGHTs- The demand continued llgut with
the tone Easy n Le ehsrerng line In The Of both
G on !.9 Ss S G'2 italian s
bark bark S2 1S SS bark sgnSS FL b. isnsG d g % p
kACOA. hence, schooner with coal 81 PORT ALE
hSGIi In S SsS u oq STTEP R.
steamer with cotton lump sum guotablc on The basis Of i0s
20 900 case. rehned OIL, private terms RIo HAcmE
WIT heScs and back ron % Wasbng @ .c5on 0
ump sum, cHSGTMA .MNX sayaunsGIa SSEwsFan
$S Is ais i .SiS ~: g.
privilege OF ut 10 % BOSTON from
saeol. an American brig 429 tons at SWANSEA
"a 6s. %: LIN yEHPopI hence British bark, 2. 200
bbls ubricang oil al private terms ANTWERP steam
hence, NnOO bush. grain Al. -. BORDEAUX, hence
steam 200 bush oats "a o and 10000 bush corn iod
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES market has not varied since our
last runS generally steady With continued quiet trading
Sales IFS bis Meis spot Sl3 Dndsl3 26 n bbl. Ci@ar
Pscb. sl4 bOdsl5 80; Mess quoted $500, Family
Mess sis 5asli o. Clear Back, sl4 25a SO co. Extra
rcna Nomn1l CITY Extra India Mess 500 90 as23 90,
barrels Plate Beef sl1 609sl2 60 Family sl3 90 o
sl4 00......BEEF HAMs-Dul asa prices unohan ed,
quoted al $40 Z5ss 90 Cut MEATS-There Is a6.
sales reported IA ID liekled Bellies quoted at dc. do.
~ ib, at 6isc.;-ctty Picked Shoullera 5sa5Lc.,
Smoked shoulders. 6i2ot Picked Hams 9eol.c, Smoked
Hams, 10 49ll igc. IDDLES-Iuu no lDst,
and baf vate terms. Long Clear In Nsw.Yo quoted
CSC for Western delivery Long and Short Clear, half
ana hall March, 6J5c. ......DRkssED HOGs- shade
s.funrer with lar demand. City Heavy 10 Light $50
6Sc Pigs 7c......LARD-lhe temper NJ the olt,et was
weak, and prices declined trlGe aferward the Vest
very firm There is tile trade from exporters The
option trading ~ tame sales $40 tes Western steam
export a private terms quoted $50 tea Apr,
7.gg97ilc, closing Ina l3c; $500 tcs May. Lac
5ac closing closing IT 7I7g7ass; "a e. 1900 te. June lac
iSie; AuIgst closing 7ss a4ve city steam in moderate
7ge soGth Amepsap zSos s@. 80 g. s .S1.sS
New Butter Es,n Creamery. ~ sSScs Pennsyivsnis
27cj Western 20d27c; slsto Dairy hAlf-irKins tuba
20 d27c Welsh tubs O42c Western Imitation Creamery
lte22c Westera Dairy, lldlbc Western Factory, l0S
2ees Rona iosiss Old Butter-csamery. stAss. Nslis,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24
STATE OF TRADE
nnMESTIO Markets.

BALTIMORE March du Mldng ll'ss Fl Toa, M
dull srsst and rss iSrp sOs sSg y 49, cs Mis-
seper q 1898 o. extra sI l59sj Gj 4, RIO brands
s s5 81 soay
sGahsrp @ s sc So Western & AmOS Winter ed Spot s
ca!e A Ssstsrn rn MsS
q Sss do ,o. SeSw S"fc western %p l
s oas stsay ga and %1sS asst B, sSa9 %
%s@n'yys"4a sn. sa.e and s's s"si
iIS GSa S%S sSS
BOSTON March 2s-FlOur quiet Western sapcrane, s3s5
Extra e wSsas no tsen g Spgs4 4 ofa 81 Ss
Steamer Yellow, 5c steamer Mixed o5ac No Grade Grade & ISS
sSS Shorts Sat' saa S2angs 2Sih SO sts
'rSs Sas cGEn BARLEY yOSG bush
. SisSs15 bs IS % Fancy 81 oo@si 30 Wheat qaoE No Red
SS is,S Msed "A ssi5c oats No Mixed Se2e
Fan soc 60 ss Parsg pnSsnns Sra easier ro3 81 SISos o
s&9sdsT' = g S snssrq sSor ~ T.
sac9n aH ana % WS,ssy aost and steady at 81 I3
iogs drmer Common aud Light s. 71Ssi 81; Pack. hH
nsnas. %s asa 500 SSiSaSs' Soal - '''"'''" ''' ''
DEIaO march aSt so White Gan 1s s7G 6asS
s5'.c Apr. s6s Nay s71c 30 Red 7Sos c9ra-No s No
$40; SIC pSsIshS Rseeips"wSeai Sa'i % 5StS bush 3
Mnw.ukEE March da aud Mp sRcsnnss 7sl wGs ND
Baricy-No sprInA jlc.; No. spring Extra Pc o5sSS,
sil 80 May. Lap-Pume steam. - 10 Casn shu
March, 50 so NAV. Pic<ei Hans urn az 81
agi.c Hogs 81 20G4 o. RecelDts-flonr 5000 bOla;
Wheat $1,000 Barley. 10000. 5hl0nents-flodf'
8 800 bbls. Wheat 1000 push: Barley. s,OOl
PHILADELPHIA March 23.FlouT continued quiet and the
o"i ~ JUs - II n - 90 - 80 pennsylvania
Family S. bass -. PennsYiyana Roller Procesl ~ Z19
a 6O Delaware andy 81 UO1st 70; Winter "helt Paton
75dsj -. Whsat-Ihe market closed urn at Noon cd
No Delaware Red In export elevator. H2c NO Marcn
l,cy Apnl sidS1tc aaY, ss' dHvci June eVsg
UOl.ci NO. Pennsylyann Red 53c Corn -ihe ma Aet @
was st ady under light offerings exporters holding on
ear lots were and better local trade demand
No Mixed Ia grain dopo., 4lc: No Mlxtd IN gram
depot Lc No High Mixed amt yellow IN 2Dth
st elevator 4tc No. Mixed IN export elevator
ipc; Mixed gram depot i5c in expert eeyntor te
si.c June I17satgisc. Oats-Car tots dnil rejected
White 81 2c No White in 2Otn-sL elevator JbG No.
White SDLc. No White March, J2d3lci Aprn; o.
5S7 May J7gdJ7a,c; Juns 81 I'd sc. Recelp.-fiOnt
1000 bbls Wheat 1000 Ousnl Cora $1,000 busl' olth
8OOO busn. shIpmenLs-WbeaL AOOO bush' Corn. looOo
busn3 Oat. lIoOO oush-
ST. LOUIS March 23-Flour unchanged Wheat hr1n; No
Red s3i-c. casa sji4c March: - 6-4tc. APRIL s9S
ds6Ac May Corn dui. Cash. 3sa4 G59c.; March Sc
AUrl B-ac, MAY SSSc. oats irm Cash 81 Sc old; May
81 &C. RYE quiet Gle. Barley steady az 6J95oc But
ter and err, stslty All ulcning,L FAX sssi stcay
at 81 40 Hiy IIieS ant unclinZsL Bran nr o AZ pyS
DsLc cora Meal st,lly - 5. WHISKY sotly AZ SIN
% 2j a6 30 short 81 o. Lard hrm at ~ I9G - 81
Recopts-Four 5000 bblsl Wheat 1000 BUSH Cora
20 OuO Du,n OltA 2i.OJJ OusI RYE 1000 oiL Barlcv,
n 600 UusL smDDent, Flour ll,DOJ yDt' Nh5E VOJ
bush Cora. 2t.JJO Dush OltA ll,OOJ Olshi Hy@ hVVV
bush Barley, none
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains West A2dst Corlandt and Desbrosscss 50
tat0ns.
St. Louis $780, - ?, IN. Pullman sleepers .,.s,.r.
Detroit, 40 o M, b:aO, S D. IN. Pullman seepeh 80
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls, Bunao hoeaestsr ~
q. m- $500 .3 Sleeping and Parior cars through
Syracuse, 7;10 40 IN, $500, .S M
Utica. 7:1O. 30 lls0 m, 6,5o - .. IN an ,,as
Newburg. KingsJO1 a. Catskih Albany "A" A"' ANv
m. 300 1850 ssg m. ma. East 7,io M. $50 D. m
HaniIton London 10 y $3.50. 'Sp IN Toronto 'ossq
.6aipy Nv Other trains dsliy except sunday
For ckets time paror sleeping car acconnoda,
t,ona r nfoation apply Offices. Jersey City, Penn f
Station IioDoFen, no Wsshingtonst Broosyn coursI
Annsx oice futonst NewYork CITY, 2l 2oI xo slo
s83 sni el6 lao, l323 broadway 7S7 6thaye Jag EaH
i9bth st, 1851 Bowery, Penn r. r. Stations loot o. So
laudt Dosbrosses and West shore station ool
wes 42dst Baggage called for and checked ron ho'eH
and residences. Orders be left at ticket onicos
90 state-st HENRY MoNETI. Gen fasz Aeeh-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-24

DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN
SEW.YORK
Frprcss trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as lollows -.
62O 720 .. $50 60 and 10 Limitedl lll0 m w!
34l T. 4i0 ), 67 and and IL night sundays Uto
t0Limitedl and 10 n, T. and p m anu -
night. EmgIalt and sccOnl class 700 p m. -, soo
Trains !eaving New. York daily except SUNDAY ~ ~
S:3O and llilO a. m, T. 2 L. ana p IN, cohuoo' :"
M traas leave Broad street station Phadelphia
"i9,oi SIS 500 I:Sj except Monday 800. 7a3os29
and 1& & ~ 7 is and dIiPIss' H M ls u aaa SSpSS .
Phi alb so i:S5 $50 N $50 Limited $50
and 7A5 p M Leave Philadelphia. via Camden $50
a m daily. except sunday a., u,
Ticket Offices S4S, 43o, ana st4 broanway Astor
uane and foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortaadt ss Court
and brooklyn Annex station, foot Of Fulton.st Brooklyn
Tnacrs Hotel uobOken; station, Jersey city Emigrans
Ticket onice No Bat,ery Place lni Castle Garden -
The New Transfer Company will call Tor anu cueoA
basrace nom ho'es and residences . ,,ooD
sUARLES T.. PUGH j. X WooD
General Manager General Pas,r hsea-