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Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
a Nashville Electric Woman.

Milan (Tenn.) Exchange.
By invitation of Col. Christian, he,
agent and manager, Dr.. Henderson,
Capt. Moore, V. l.. Ware, E!q and the
editor of the exchange, yesterday wit.
messed q private exhibition of Mrs. Cole
mans marvellous power over animate and
inanimate objects. She is an attractive,
refined, amiable and handsome lady, In
the prime of life, and altc gether a most
charming person to meet In the psrlor or
In public She was born In France, but
came to America when an infant, aud
ba, lived ten or twelve years in Nash
vile and Atlanta. A little more than
one year ego she discovered that she pos
aeEsed the remarkable powers that Miss
Lulu Hurst has, and on trial convinced
the public thst her talent, force of elec.
tricity, or what ever the mysterious pog-
eession is, was even greater than that of
M s5 Hurst. DR.. Henderson and the
other gentlemen, who witnessed and
teated her strength, are unable to explain
1t, but they are fu ly convinced that she
can and does perform everything she
advertisea to do. In cur presence
she easily lifted chair on which
Capt. Moore (who weighs 224 pounds)
sat, by merely pressing her hands
against the chair posts. This writer took
up chair, grasping 1t firmly, and press
Ing 1t against his body. She placsd d her
left hand Oh the seat of the chair, and
her right hand on Its bSck, when she had
es all dancing around In moment,
finally throwing ussprawling over a trunk
into another room, completely vanqutsh-
ed. The other gentlemen tried the same
experiment, but none OF them could
Withstand her strength, end Captain
Moore was thrown arJund like child.
Tho four gentlemen also took the chair
up, grasoing 1t firm ly, and exerei their
utmost strength to press it 10 the floor,
while she merely placed her hands on 1t |
and held 1t up in the alr against theie
united strength, without fatigulng her In !
The least. Each gentleman took a strong
stick and pressed one end ON the floor,
.hr1wing bis weight on 1t and trying to
keep 1t theie. She merely pressed her
hands against the aides of the stick an d
EASILY raised it up against the msn. An
'ther remarkable test was when Captain
Moore held an umbrella In his hands,
While she stood balanced on one foot and
placed her hands against the umbrella,
10 pushing Ills whole strength and great
Weight against her, without throwing her
If her balance. She will probably re-
nain In Milan several weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
Parks and BouIeyards.

Another meeting was held last evening
at the corner of Cunning and Nineteenth
streets for the purpose of pushing the
bou evard scheme. Col. @. S. Case was
chosen chairman and T. q. Bruner sec
Ietsiy. AS The committees appointe
were not ready TO report, no business Of
Importance was transacted. The meeting
was adjourned 20 meet at the city coun.
Gil chamber two weekS from last night,
August 70, fer the purp.ss Of hearing full
reports from the VARIOUS committees.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13

wall, Ksnsas, where they have been sta.
toned during the recent Indian panic, TO
posts In the Department Of the Platte.
This morning Troop "I' of the same
company, passed through Pspillion en-
route for Fort Niobrars, which will be
resched about to-day or tomorrow.
ARMY NOTES.
The emergency requiring the services
of Acting Assistant Surgeon Charles IL.
Field, U, S. A 81, on temporary duty at
Fort Sidney, Nebraska, having passed,
his contract is hereby snuulled, to take
effect on the receipts Of this order at
Fort Sidney, Nebraska.
Leave of absence for one month has
been granted Captain Francis Moore,
Ninth cavalry, to take effect In Ssptem.
Der, next.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
Police Docket.

The following cases were disposed OF
by Juige Stenberg In police court yes
terday morning:
Charles Casten, vagrant, thirty days
In county jail, fifteen on bread and
water.
John Murray, James Doyle, Charles
Peteralsky, James z. Moore, drunk and
disorderly So and costa.
Jack Lyons, intoxication, committed
for five days.
Joe MillArd, larceny, committed for
ten days.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
SKIN DISEASEs CURED
AT the Fair.

Tomorrow we will have a special sale
of notions and fancy good, when we will
sell one lot of white canvas belts at Sc a
piece which sell everywhere elae at 25c.
Another lot st 15o and one lot at 25c,
all worth double. We will also sell at
redu:ed rates all our silk mit!s, silk
gloves, Isle thread gloves and cotton
gloves, ranging In prices from 1Oc up,
worth twice the money. This sale lasts
tomorrow only. THE FAIR.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13

case of FIRE, and . steam fire engine Is TO
be stationed there to secure additional
protection to property 10 that part Of the
city. This Is step that has long been
desired by property owners in that vi
cinity, and they are highly gratifed at
the prospect of scouting the much needed
protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
The Smith Stock.

The Smith stock has hesn turned over
into the hands Recslvsr @. d. Wool
worth, and to-day he holds the fort ct
1907 Farnan. Sealed proposals arc to
be received up TO 10 o'clock Friday
morning for the sale of the goods IN
part or in bulk.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
PILES!! PILES!! PILES!!!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams, ian Indian remedy) called DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment. single
box has cured the worst chronic cases of % or
30yesrs standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the
intense itching, particularly ut night after
getting warm in bed), acts as poultice, gives
instant relief and is prepared only for Plies,
itching of private parts, and for nothing else.
SKIN DISEASES CURED
B DIR, Frazier's Mogic Ointment. Cures as
by magic. Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs
he lotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving
Saltskin clear and beautiful. Also cures itch,
old, Rhume, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and
prSoObstinate Ulcers.
iceIld by druggists, or mailed on receipt o
At , 80 cents.
Bech retail by Kuhn & Co, and Schroeter &
Becht. At wholesale by O. f. Goodman,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13
skirmish Shots.

The competitors at the rifle range yes.
terday morning were engaged in skirmish
fising at 200, 300, and 800 yards range.
In the afternoon the match for the
Omaha press prize was shot, Sergt Hays.
Of the Twenty-irst infantry, carrying of
the "ticker."
Following are the scores OF the sklr-
mish shooting:
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13

DR., Hamilton Warren, Physician and
Surgeon, Gl9 n. 16Ih street. nesr Web
stsr: Pay and nigh. calls promptly at
tended 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-13

judges Maxwell and Reese, of the supreme
court, ara stopping at the Windsor.
bsaska tsh eommissiou, Fremont, Is in the
oty and is at the Windsor.
DR., Kelley, Of Omaha, arrived in Lincoln
yesterday with Wylie Clegg, the young
Omaha man who was tried some time since
tor embezzling money frnm the American eK.
press company, and adjudged Insane, He
was taken out to the asylum, where he will
remain until cured.
A letter has been received from SuperiI-
tendent Thompson, dated at Yiennp, in which
he gays that be Is on his way tp Paris. He
Will be home the middle OF September.
T. Nj. MaIquett is confined to bis home by
hesness OF rather dangerous character.
frank Botam'ni arrested Monday for
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

81 & 5i5s sssS
is q: 8; yss :sSs;
ss.. ASA sSS saolsd si ss 1Ss s, sl,sa ss
Smoked shSIrers etS Ifllss namIs sna
Long Ssss r. sSt
Ms''snn Ss sn SsSfrsy IS9s
%sss lsss,s Mssy ss5ss e fns as 1
sn h IaTs as sS nsf SIns R
.sSsn 7sss steam 'Drs Si. CS 900 e' s''
s$$ S'j;=s s$". 1is:s: ss;:
6onsnSn sssds. so1te eet A%sf %ih
crismey ne State wa @ 5sG ss'as
and nd g rn iea az %eh % Me ,a sSd
sSs: a ss % l,as .s, $
Ss f5s% 9pSa sg %eso9a @
leS5c Common to choice ; EGds-XTe Ms,spp 9g ag.S
Ssc Southern 27aG &c; LINED, loq0l7c.i Imported
RIcE"Fary active steady and unchanged.
@ S ss,, apa Gsnra Efn apG ss5 ssai sc sa
%sss %s 81 s9a:d
"a" 1s.q5 iisc y ~ "a Soi K wS YSlioJ EfsIa
sKINs"bot Goat and Deer were lair demand and all
43i9c; Maamoras DO, 42i9o; Vera ruz do 429 &C.;
Cape I5c Madras per sin 5yc.; Pana do, 81 10 Deer
Honduras 2sc Vera cruz 26c: Guatemala 3Oci Seatia
American. trimmed 81 J3 do not trimmed Z3c slsal @'c
Angnsturl Zoe; Para SOC. Puerto Cabello 25c ~ ,o.
STEARINf-SlOw and prices were more or less nom'
nal city quoted at 2c and OleoDargarine at u &C.
TALLOW-Fn and in fair demand. Prime City quoted at
5-lGc sales. $1,000 at . 6-lBc.
TEA-On the Street Japans end Blacks we're hrm ana
Green There was Iar demand Tor nnes au
invoices Options nrn but quiet 10000 ID Japan part Ior
April at ~ &c. and part for February at 23c, -
TOBACi O--Seed eaf dul and weak. sales 100 cases
1888 yyan private terms 100 isconsn 1905
Havana Sed 40 10 Sundries, 602 200 bales
Havana SOaSl 10 100 bales sumatra, 81 80 81 i Ken
tuct ii mer on change but quiet -
W0JFeeces Of Choice quality are not urged for ses and
holders in their spring aud ran IeNas
fairly liberal quantities. Pulled woos continued
demand AL woods drag rathas sLswy
WOO though qIlct.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
STATE or TR4DE.
noMrsrIr AfARKErA.

BALTIMORE Feb I7.-co,tqa dul Mnd.nins, 10 Flour
soaay H'TsII 1ttS'' n a Fam1v n sSas rs, City Mill,
sDpcI - ij9SJOJ IL .xttA 5tsJ 6j TO- RIO Brands
= s,sn 4 81 H. '''1gsS a% steady
a'i5 lam" i5ass5le So Western Winter gsi sPPSt SSs
Csssc Uogn-son,norn quiet Western nrmi southern
whitA s5ee do Yeos ol lG1.es az, "a Western , Ai1sS
ai-tci steamer A 10 oats steady AMI qniet; south
T,,,ivao,a Ttn gI St;c I've steady at 75a75o. PRO
r"il s and G1,et Moss PORK sis IS Receipts
1000 Rye 500 bnsn Smpment&s5Wheai & 900 ogsni
Corn $4,000 bush. saies-wheaI 2sS'ooO 1ush' Corn.
@ l7Es~ y; gsS;to an9 s,4s 4s'psqsSi 53
80 Patent spr,ag Wheats 81 SOas5 rs: Patent Winter
S% SG QSf% Steamer STy % e5 % Sa' No GF
oa, @ % %n@ .say ,sG NJ NAV, wn a Dat ,ty RcSep
Flour 5 oos; 10000 sacks corn $4,000 bushi oats
BurpALo ~ y Feb l7.-Flour steady sales $50 bbs at
anenaesd prices %G1' Rs wStay 2 o NS c e cars %e
o s ;,a As Sis Se 81 SSS 1 a f9 3d. 'SsT a
81 S ays .s sa' sf1 f@S; F2se
o Corn o n Ill., oSs W5eat ~ ooS % bush cofa 1000 oasa
91t. 81 So bush, Corn 9IS0 oats 5000 BUSH Bar
rs % qass ssrss a %nsas S fe9Ss &C.
o. sale, aye sn os = SsS.ss s9 s4F%s s
s,.s S, 5s'7ss s 'S:s' S: ' tmgssS s sns
a1gc No. 4 40. by sample. 600 2ci No. Red
SoL97lci No. Rod. 70la07lc Corn steady and quiet
sales Cash February 81 4G3 o closing
NJ 81 uc March 81 d3Sa ac. closing at $40 MAY. 4nsD
Al % closing 90 Osts duet: rangedi February.
n closnx ut 21Isc March 21Ac April aec May 'O'4
ri Lc closing at Sic. Ryo-No. .. 6S9O31e. Barley
No s. 52aB5c Pork nrmerl sales ranged Cash Sl3 lOd
Sl8 February el3 o. 4*l3 II cosing at flS 10 0ti ~
March slJ SIS l7i closing atSl3 -Iu May, Sl3 2
siS5 closing sl3 Gsl327h Lard nrm sales ranged
Cash 81 aqs7 10; February. 81 02 91$7 TO- closing az
81 02ls. March. 81 le@yl l2H May; q 20Gs1 g ~
ST. o6, shor Clear 50 So Reeeipts-Flour 10000
bbs, Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn. lOO.O0O 0uslL; oats.
g. 900 oush, Rye. 1000 bush. Barley. 10000. shipments
-FouE "a 900 Dbsr Wheat 10000 Oushi Corn lO6,CO0
busnS oats W 900 Rye. 5000 bush. Barley. $4,000
bush.
CIscNsAu. Feb l7--Four light and unchansed Family
80 buDs3 90 Fancy 81 asa 80 Wheat nrml No red.
s76ss 900 bush shipments 1000 Corn higher
No mixed ~ 40 Oats stronger; No mixed 81 S~ooo
liyo-No Fall, 72c Barley pneh~ayed Pork ~ gG9Sa gGS
BulKIneats arm shoulders s5t2s slornrio 20 AZ 60.
laoOn aulet: ShouilerA so 90; sh0rtriD. ~ wa
Short coar 81 s7a whlskey dull and nominal ut y R iS
Hogs unchange Common and Light p3 'V0sS Vui fack'
Ing and Butcher s470a*o 25 rcoeip l4oo heai saio-
nents. 100 head
prrao,r. Feb i7-wheat dull No White. cash ~ laaa
February S7o; March, 81 po; April eoo MAY " *ci NO
eI TIc Corn No O. 1880. oat5-Lis Mixed SS wi
no Whito SO &c: No 4 $50 Recepts-wheat ioooo
busn.
MILWAUKEE Tao l7-EIour quiet but steady ~hsas
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. I7.-l230 p mt otton dull ana prices
rcnera IA buyers Middins Upands Cd. DO Md.
Lied; sales 5000 including 500 bales FOR
specation receipts 900 bales mcniny l3
100 Amer Futures dull az The Decline Cpianas Low
Mddimg clause February and March delivery. oooid.;
March and Aprl deli cry, 63d do April and May tey-
ery SO a. May and June delivery, lid, also - a.
June and July delivery loo4d August and september DE-
uvecy, lo-6ld -. -. a.. ..,. ,..,n,., TOO n.,..
Imerclu Futures duh. Uplands Low Mdding clause
Trbruay delivery 6O6 sellers; do. February and March
delivery IS .64d sellers; DO March and April delivery
s98Id sellers: do. April and May delivery q 5.btd
voue DO Nav and delivery. Iotd sellers do. June
and July delivery lu64d. yalue do July aud Augustds
livery sellers August and september delivery.
6 l,-6Ad sellers -, ,,,,.,, ,
March delivery. olO4d; 10 March ard Apr
delivery 6d, a-3o ooo4u uo 'uho anu SeJ e0"'e1y'
ll-04d An ....,-. -
Mtfdlnr clause February delivery bO14d sellers DO.
Feruary ami March delivery 6O6id sellers do March
ana Anrtl delvery 6-,4d sellers da April aud May
delivery S64l do. May and JuDe delivery a6td
sellers do June and July delivery, lOo4d 0uYers; DO
Juv and gust delivery. 4O4d sellers do August and
s@t;tembeT delivery Is l7-6id value. -
GALvEsTos Feb. lotion quiet; Niddling los Low
cc'pts " Daes Exports Great Britain 2l7o bales des
81 bales stock. JO.5O9 bales. ,,.
sAvAxyAu, Feb l7--Cotton quit and steady; NitlngI
lOss Low MIddling. 1913; Good ordinary. 10 net aho
gross receipts baos Exports CoastwSe, lStO Oa.eA
sale. iiO bal es stock. 4 l.S y bales ,-
SFw.ONKASs. Feb. l7.-COtt0n-No market, II peng
holiday ne receipts 400 bales gross 021S bales TX
nors tn Great Britain BIAS bales do 10 the Continent
l-O bales stock. s5y,9J1 Oaes.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
v,,popr,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

ItvvRrool Feb. l7--Provs0ns-Bleon; Cumberland Cut
o. "a one Clear Middes, 6d short Clear Middles
81 6t short RIBS Sls 81 shoulders. 29d 81 per ewt
nefOSs Cd FOR Extra Indian Mess; Prime Mess SOS Cd
PORK Prime Mess dss Vd per 6bl Prime Ness EasteIn.
,Ss. Western sos Larl-American sos Od; Prtne Mest
ern g's IA Lard OIL tOs. Cd. Hams-Long Cut 6ts l0d
shndes 3Gs "a Butter 95s Cd per ewt for finest Unei
st,tcs Choese-Amerlcan Choice, COS I'd Mheat-ked
Western sprng Is Id as 3D. Red Wn!er 7s 3D. 9's "a
New MiXed western Is Id; California No. !, Ia %
Ia Sd Cahfornia 2 IS Sd 6s l0d per Genital Produce
~ Turpentine Od do at London Els Cd per
cwt. Refined Petroleum. I'D per gallon Clover seedn %
cwt. Tal0w-3ts. Cd per cWt itosln
-Common So "a; Pale. 9s Oh @lls Od Lnseed Oh -o''
30. per cwt ,.,.,, ,,Iact,e ports 25 ooo
ouarIers from Pacific ports 10000 quarters IRON othe
Sources 10 quarters Receipts of American Corn ~ 10.
quarters. - . a., $780,, ~, sso n, "a ooo
"a ner ton Calcutta Lnseed 43s 81 quarter nseei
Cake Al %. de5 0s per ton; Refined Petroleum sLe
sperm OH 800 per ton Rosin-Sommon A. oI @as S. S.
American sugar l3s ga per cwt for Cuba CentililsA
poaliug 96J aud lis Oils I'd for cuba Musco'aio iaf
retnln. alOaL.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
rupopE,N FINANCIAL MARKETS

roypoy Feb l7-l2;3O D. m-COnsols. 20 lilo for monsy
and on III q for the account; Atlantic and Great ~,
First Mortgage Trustees Cethoates ~ ,n So psnnsy
NcSYorE Central 9l 4. Illinois central 10 Hi
yania 6I; Mexican Ordinary. 3elG Canau'an i"e'' ~ J"
Paul Common II q v..,-
% P IA L. illinois Central 1853 pennsyNana o. o. =
Mexican Ordinary, tO'S CAnsuiA" i"
Common. IiS. Oar Cant Rentes a 81
chct tha Rank NJ I'm Gland
amount OF buill0n 3ouoihVo '"' ,~ " 9
baiauco TO-DAY IA e7iOOO. o.,1.-,, o. cal. rinsea5
b,In II m defined Petroleum, O'sd q "a Pcr su' i
al ~ % los "a. q &2l 81. per ton
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

nrm, No. Milwsukss, Cash. 7sc., February, 77sa,
ss % osss quiet No Waite 3osc Rye arm, No. l. sS;S
sRrrs 81 SIS 81 sn5 saa
Sl3 40. May. Lard-Prme Steam. % 10, Cash md
March ssfcn' g 70 Nay Sweet P,csIss Hams r%
Wheat $4,000 bushs Barley. 10000 shumenls-FiSasiss
5000 bbs. Wheat 5000 bush; Barley. 1000.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 17:-supplies increasing. with very
pei - oosssg DO E1srs 81 7Ssss as Senasy,asss ~
Family, $3 jOde3 75 Penlsylvana Roller ProcosA 81 OJ3
81 76ss5 2o Wheat Without important cnange vita xhi
offerings, litt9 demand from shippers speculatos
No Red In export elevator &c. No. Delaware Red 81
92i 2i9c No. Psnnsyyanls Red, s5c; No. Red Febraak
os3i9c CornJThe market ruled firm under the Iishe
offerings and closed higher. Car lots rm local demsnX
good no. Mixed IN grain depot 50is i2ci DO High
Mixed and Yellow track ana grain depot Sic steamer 30
5Ia iac; March. 4sGt3iaci Apr 4s.9is'c.i May AZ
a4s 2c Oats-Car cts easier; Rejected White "a % No
White 81 l2ci No. White. 37c No. White 39 futures
quiet and 1rm; No. White February, yG4957c; March,
Wheat 1000 oasn. Corn 13O00 ousa, oats 1000 S9ss
SmpmenDs-WheaL 1000 BUSH; Cornl5 900 bush: Data
5000 oush.
ST. LOUIS Feb l7.-Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
higher; No. RED S0l4G56 2e cash February. 81 70.
March 81 Ss7o.c May 92asssSS SUro higher Cash
as &c oats Cash 30c: February ~ tca NAY SsS
81 ac Rye 0rm at 65c. Barley quet az oOs5Jc. But.
ter and eggs steady aud unchanged Flax Ses1 lower
at 81 3s Hay quiet and unch inged Bran nrn At SOC
Pork. siss7S B1kmeats-Long Clear 81 J5i Short Rib.
Receipts~flour 5000 bbls, Wheat 1000 basa.l Corn
$1,000 bush oats 10000 ousl Rye 1000 push Barley.
bush; Corn. 77.6O0 6ashi Uats 1000 sash. aJA 100
bush; Barley - bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Yessels and Railroads..
NEw-YoRK. Feb. II, 1850
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, February II. 1882
CHrCORY-Unchanged;

CHfCOHY-I nchangod
COCOA-Q quiet and steady. -, r.,- o,.c On
COFFEE- pot Rio was dull and nonlinal fs o%
lions dnl and slightly easier closing barely Beay 700
was a l. ir lower The receipts at santos were mOo pHs ,
hsc m pi we're reported be arge IL beng Sh
day there was holiday haifhoiday at MO ana m
Arnold Nackcy q Co. and Gruner the largest soo
IToInsrs bought the most freely no sales wore
500 bags closing follows february, 90 q iU, McI W.
-GSa7 10: Hpri 7SiQISJ May, 7.JOdSOO; June' oo3D
10 July. 5l59s. o. August. 82Od8S Mnd graS,s aca
reported OF 2tO bags MaracalDo sou Jaa0"
n costa Rca and $40 aguayra on private terms ,,
90 DPIRAHE SrOCK-ll late values are realhed tous"
trade IS "a rather low tide
COTTON-spot cotton was firm. quiet and u~ncnangeu ~
q ba ~ were solid al for home conuupton 1 err
SU0 haes receipts al ports 1923 bales against Dhs
ast week and 1OSTl last year; sincc FepteInp,r \,
Al .r,ar,c,, oil .sldcattou
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
RICORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW-YORK CITY.

gsth-g- r = l57 q n l0th-ave. 2SX9s9 Frederick
NJIk and wife 20 Nathaniel W Neiker. -.-.-:.-.
s7fb. - n = 80 Il " OF tth-Gye. 2uN 50 Edward u
ditlInorc executor. to Mary Tay or :......;:,...
c,b ave " = 20 II : OF l22d-st 2OxSO. Abram Van
Dns.n and wife TO arcline VI smith. .........:....
fbave. " a 90 II u of l27th-st. lJlIXlU0; Caroline
n IN tn to a Van Dusen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
5tnst n = IA II c OF lst-aye 2OxlOO5; Thomas Boil
on and wife 20 Ella SOltmann
c.bsve n q cor of I23d-st. 25.2x75; Eliza Aldhous
.ud husband to 7 l. furuad.
lOth ave No 690j Peter -eherrer to Charles r Wolf
I-ti,.t " a 37j II " o 9th-ave 2D.0G3o.5, MarcLen
Moral et al TO Oh clcs , Flschen ---...........-.
2lave /. e. cor Of lUUth.st. j0.T1l30xlO xlO0llK25X5o4
T'O5 Jonas IL MOuae mer and wife 10 Patrick X
McManus.--
Cre.nwlch.st; W s. so it 5 OF Jayst, 2jx,O, Thomas
n O'l onnor. executor. % Diedrick Fink.
zthaye n cor Of ist-st. 97.3xSj; Irwin Mcdowell,
trustee, 70 Julla shaw .---:.-.,,--;... 80.
3d.ave lOO.Sia II OF iist, 7JXJO; Jacob Cohen
aud v-lfe 20 TheO Schell
r n stss 49, Sft e OF BrOsdway. 2jx2jI-; Q he0
" Barues and another. executors, 70 aud "
oa.ave -, 1908 Il u Of 630st 25rlOo Mary Nor
TON and husband 20 George Chustman..
6sth.st r. 1854 II " OF 3thaye, lO.9XlOO5; Jennie
IL Butt TO Nicholas Horny -s,----;......;..
oqd-st n 4 25J n OF tt.aYe. 50NlOO.sl2 August L
NOsser and wife 10 Louis Wirth.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

al ll--5
pRUossn quiet r'me,c 9an'qe E,.. g % n 'inl a..
ssa Ioin. 1a ,ci Alcohol - D. 9t2 =. NS'' .I M
nan!t .. T,'e % ~ - Ia! ~ @t PSpfcrn,nt = 0 = -
Srt..t j@ or. na,eb i mo'era'c way mains to
.,t n,dr, e bb.. tIiy ,lit Extra AZ - 60 80
% iu o' ant - J. ioI lAe4aee ," m Ups t vR SIRg'
wheat including -" 49, 4 he a'er u u 10 10 IT, 2' PRE- pb.
W.rto- vheat ouo'1,'gn, finc, - .,ati ~
utern.- = 5oa-g o. lio LHa S AZ ;o ,o s5 -; 10
siin' 1l coia6n ,,i4 aaar. d. .5ooS
.lrash g.. e. rlstst ont. common % fair
frtrl 8 .D4.s 81 fnir 10 oo'-i :. r-'Ht ""pi To
w o e., M r,.s 5,r ~, %st %iai'' ,r3s &'s !! 90 90
,a,. A-n,.ca stTlef. market loaing quI
S3S IL ''' o.s, 'n.aalg common to qooa isi5re
vyti ,,... e.- ti-f tr'ao d...rI ~a',, 30
t.e -. - 50 3. %" -. T leg M A. y ,,'y @ ,
- 4, 5ls--,. ,o--l4 ,,.o.s 'oI.N MEAL -,e.dg
', d.,.i, y, % .s., yellow wc,t,,r I'tet5so
-, . .. a;sl "s s r. tesa scr I' a. .,5 ' 400
- .' '' r.rt.f OBJ" ao.l' ii'n rcg' ~ 'l sp'
m'.. Cg Nlr5 aa..,,- ala t'r 'l'' n, in
! i I'D tu.l -.... -.- o0l llsh. futon. .o0 batn
,gs 'S al qals s 50 10 ' No. a1 esd "a Sc e. Sa . rel i
r - S 10 ,s,55 1, 5ts Ia siSvsior So S o. 20 2 ei
Ia % r f. f.r TrI, Yt ...H .. closing .,......
IA,E market ...-f Ntrftr. 7I,. tan1fA ili state.
81 i...... BAuIFY Ma 40 guet and steady @l",
100 'u. IT, ," ,,esi li,ye q, - -, aI
staio ,,. o,i auaia, SOD 'c ~a-' D. 900 bush canada
.f -..e $500 .u.l. Wet. 80 - fii' ON
'frrst fac h.'t-g Tor cas- lot., With oiJ mo."iife
SNOWY grf o Generally ,rn.ri tpin.i,t - ' prices
= unfrr hc h1i price fnr tfai' fr -fQr' VITA
r -rs-- iHr - fure frH''rit" trade FOR
home 90 nnf tiaual.fIf4 lu options ~hipi't-
| hf 900 bush. SaIfs I0t t~' bush ti -. Ii I'D
lush. suHt -I.r,drs inclniiug UogrSci Mxrd at
No. 8 '2- ca attin'r Mixed - 't4' q IN
A4c ID ia e. for Iroruary, N ."lc for Mar steam
rr row gc. in elevator i9i4, a'0fti 80. = = 30
n eirviror 5ssc a1oat: terry Y'low btl~; uurrlhed
Who. atos f,l ow $50 In elevator No Mixed f'r
~ ~ c,,,inrat 0lc do for April t"2dt"fc dosing at
fYl Nay. . closing 81 f'cF do Tor juno
.rt-l. c closing at $500 oAt-liatc advanced
O. Alth moruc export Inquiry and fair tthir d.mhnd
. 900 bls spot and t'asro. iuc uiiug 40 Mixed At
.-c so "a Inc udus "np hu-h l1t" a. oven
lug ifoit Hr UAporl 40 l1-ci No White, ~ &c
~ e. l-i ., No J. tG. MIrd Western. I. ~ &c.
rerlf and insurance ~ 80. Mixed state &c W!lte
d0 4tIc. No AAoi ur February. ','s1 SEE, closing
ssO. dl March .0i- 3 closing at p g. do. FOR
| Nav. - c.o-ng 1t HGiir tttb-MarAct rrn
and Unclaimed. with fairy active made reported.
zuppy Gram m tho tmtc states and Canhia;
l-si. wheat Corn oats PuieY. Rye
Frb "a 435 lyo3 ca .z2l 2G74633 lt-t,ad iSi.l3o
eb a. 5s5.o3e 7.Sa95o3 &ooLI25 1865 - sl9.7n
rt II aI.-soia IJ-65,7o 5os735G too-7o e,stl.7i5
fdp n .le7i lII4ol7o Ao9sl2o I-oo5o7 1000. .i2o
l-t.tt Atlantic porte Tor the wees ondei fob