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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19
The Succession mn.

BY telegraph % the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, December 1S.--The
House will tomorrow take up Mr..
Hoar's presidential succession bill, pass
ed by the Senate yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

gHINAN. Dtc>fsbef Is. lbHI
sALEs--Fyssr issA M i 600 Ric. r,ond.
Fredericassa.g and l'oss,aes disi:ena
scr,.l ~ ~ 5000 visgDss new rs at 81.
skc5>o boARD.- ,2sf Naxinis new Sc
at ooS 400 Richmond sit, %. July. isss.
at los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19
A Ilss,s .is ve..sss ems xssess.

ST.LouIs, December IA $50, 900
libel suit Of Mary and Cyrus Edwards
against the publishers Of the Repsblican
pas on Judge Dillons's trial docket yes
trdAy. Ths plaintiff, Mira. Edwards,
IL . sister Of Oliver u. Batsman, Who
wss sxscutsd for the murder Of Ne
Mclaughlin children ct Flag Sprisss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

80.
The following is the vote in detail
Yeds.--Messrs. Atkinson, BENEFIT, Bucha-
an Burnes butterworth, Campbell OF New
York. Gambler. Cannon. Casweil. Clements.
Cobb, Compton. Cowles, Dergan, Ely, Err
mentrout. Eyerhart. f1eegsr foran. For
nsy. Funston, Green OF New jersey. Hall,
Hspdefsoa OF North Carolina. Herbert.
Hines Holman. Hopkins. Jackson, Ketch.
am, Lafallette, Lehelbach, Little. Long.
Mahoney. Martin. McAdoo, Mckinley, Nc
Perry, helps, Pidcock, Pindar. Randall,
Reid Richardson, Romeis Ryan, scott,
shaw, skinner sowden. spriggs, storm.
strait. swope. Ike Taylor Of OHIO. John
Warner OF OHIO, and White Of Pennsylva-
nis--totsl. 30.
Mons. : Messrs. Adams OF Illinois. Adams
Of New York. Allen OF Massachusetts,, Al
desson OF Kansas. Baker, Baiientine, Bar
hour, BsTksdale. Barnes, Barry, Bayne,
Beach, Belmont. Bingham, Blanchard,
bland Bliss. blount, Bound. Bontelle.
Brady. Bragg breckenridge OF Kentucky,
Breckenridge of Arkansas Browne OF In
diana. brown OF fennsyivania. brown of
Ohio, Buck. Burned, Burrows, Bynum.
CAbeii. Caldwell, Campbell Of Ohio, Camp
bell of Pennkylvania, Carleton. Clsrdy,
Grain. Croxton. Cuiberson, curtin, Clutch.
con. Davidson OF Florida. Davidson OF
Alabama. Davis. pibbie. Dockery. Dorsey.
peusherty; powdn ps;s, psnh sys,. Dq rap.
enhsr, FELTON,, Fipdlay. risher. Ford.
Frederick, Fuller. Gsllingsr, Gay, 0eddes,
Gibson of Maryland, Gibson Of West vir-
yinis, 0ilnilan, Glass, Glover. Coz.
Groat. 0ueniher. Hahn, Hale. HslssiI. Han
back, Hatch. Hayden, Haynes, Heard. Hen
demon OF Iowa. Henderson OF Illinois.
Henley, Hepburn. Herman. Hewitt. HES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19
.Syfyp oy ruE CHICAGO xAsKsr.


ut. Louis, December ia.-PIocr uu-
changed. Wheat lower ana very irregular;
NO. : rel. cash, sse; January. sstessAe.
sazSc.s January, sst.As3,sc. ONs1 active
and loser: No. mixed. cash. a7,<o. Whis-
key higher at clio. Provisions very dali.
Pork. eli fof new. lard. - 80. Bulk
mests-Looes lots long elssr. es.7s; shOSl-
clear. ts,ssssseo; short rlb. es.50: eisss.
sc, s7<aos. 90. - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-19

Va. fifs aud Marin ,.....-... 70 sss
MISCELLANEOUS.
old dominion steamship ca. loo "
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20
Northumberland and Labor Assembly
Meeting

CoIrMsus. O., Feb i9-Two cases Of srich.
inosis have developed in this city, TIE vic.
tins being Mrs Charles Andrix and stepsou,
aged % A council Of physicians was held
yesterday, and microscopical examination
Of a small piece @ muscle from the boys
left arm revealed specimens of trichinia
spirslis. No hopes are entertained OF the re-
covery OF the boy as is has reached the stage
OF paralysis.
The state Trade and Labor Assembly Is
low N session, and has adopted solutions
rs follows: Against license laws in general,
and against the use Of the words trade
unions" by Anarchists. aud disclaImiag any
shliation with Nihilists' ideas; inlorslnZ
he action OF Governor Hoedly in not send
Inc troops IN the Hooking va lev d0ring the
.tfike petltioning the General Assembly for
night schools for children pro.esttag q ssiust
tie passage OF law pending ~ DJgE -es3
modifying the mechanics lisn Laws. iu9ors.
ing the city hospital project ar Cleveland /;
indorsing the Labor Press Association aud
eight hour Law; requesting the passage OF a
law making mechanics liens apply - all
trades. A resolution was adopted boycott.
ing the Cinoibnati Graphic, as opposed to
laboring men; the Christian Standard the
Guide and Nolksfreund, the Cincinnati
Globe. the Springfield Republic the Dayton
Democrat, the Ianesville Commercial and
al cheap literature issued.
The following officers were elected Pfesi.
dent Dir. NJ -. Connolly, Cincinnati. sec.
rotary, w r. Eckley, Dayton Treasurer, D..
+. Boyer, Columbus, and Vice Preside I
from each Congressional District Colum.
bus was selected a. the place for holding .he
next meeting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

A CARD.-To al who are suffering from er.
rors and indiEcretiOns Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.. I viii
send a receipt that win cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered b
dressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH 7. IMAM, Sta.
tieQ y: AeHs&orki
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

consulted about my birth. have been a
citizen Of the nitsd States since SIS. That
Is good while sgo The Senator mav have
been very important man even at that date
5ut doubt It. | have endeavOred 70 per.
form nv duty as q pr gate ci.izea and puolic
ofhcer TO the beet Of my ability since that
time, aad II the Senator thinks il adds any.
thing 20 his dignity or diminishes from
my standing u make the suggestion
that I vas born in SsOtlsud, be is welcome
TO al The honor he thinks be has made By
that ding 81 the place OF mY nativity. Very
many good men bave been born In Scotland
and msny mep who have beea born here
trace with pride their ancestry back 20 the
plsce from which l trace mine. ] might say
more, bat will not" Ia conclusion, Mr.
Beck said: II regard the suggestion as %
ny nativity as unworthy the Senator, m
worthy the senate and unworthy a reply
Dir. Morgan said be had made 0 references
70 the Senator's nativity. but only 10 the
time he bad been IN the Democratic party.
and while his 1oryan's) services 10 the
Democratic party had not been a. c1nspic1-
ous as those OF Mr. Beck, they hat beel As
honest and beautiful.
Mr. Beck. after explaining his poaitiou
with reference to the bin under discussion
said: Il hsys never hed WTaugle, that
can nov recall, la my sixteen ears service
on this floor or anywhere else, iu regard -
my public duties, and have never given
Just cause OF oEense 10 any one who did not
seek the opportunity - bring IL on himself
by come assumption that was not 10 be
drawn from anything had said"
The matter then dropped, aud the Senate
adjourned
Before adjournment Mr.. Hosr endeavored
20 get the Pacific Railroad bill ia the amend.
ment 60 the Thurman act. bat the chair an.
bounced the next special order to be the bill
Tor The Improvement Of Galveston har10r,
ADD this WAS laid formally before the Senate
fIiCr TO To- ad iournmeut
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

TFunled Turkev. -Takea plump and young
hen turkey, weighing about ten pnauds,
aud let Il also ba fresh killed Then select
Wound and a halt OF sound trallts waghing
and cleaning them Thoroughly % rid ihen
OF So earthly or gritty substance. Cat n
pound o. trulles into balls from IA inch TO
M inch and half In diameter. Weigh the
trimmings aud parings and pound thsm 20 a
smooth paste. Then take an equal weight
Of fat bacon, cut IL aud pound IL until
smooth mix II with the truiie paate aud
season the whole with salt and pepper.
Now blend the mass together. aud when per.
ieotly smooth mix the tru0le ualls with H.
and stuff the turkey with this foroemaat
The turgen should hang for 40 least week
after II Ia thus stuffed. or even
longer would be- better IL the
weather IL cold enough. TO roast
the turkey cut thin slice OF Fat bacon and
lay it upon the breast, and over the bacon
lay piece OF butterod paper. Tnen place
the bird before clear fire. remembering
that roast turkey 10 not apt 10 be injured
by too much basting. When done, serve
hot, with or without trulo sauce. II the
latter Is preferred, make 10 as fellows: Pat
half q dozen finely minced trufes into n
saucepan with some good butter SCI the pan
over the fire, shaking IL frequently, for ten
minutes; thon have dissolved In halt pint
OF boiling water two teaspoonfuls OK anid
beef Pour this into the pan with the
minced trullles, seasoning with pepper aud
salt TO tast, and then add glass OF native
sherry. Now set the pan where the con-
tents may simmer gently Tor fifteen min.
utes, when, after skimminR the fat from the
surface, the sauce IL ready to sefve.-Caterer.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

The sheep IL exceedingly neat, aud even
fastidious, about his food and drink and
hence should have clean grass and clear run.
ming water Though they use less water
than other animals, often passing some days
without II, IL is none the less necessary for
their comfort and health that IL should be
accessible.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20
IMII'S hAIn DYE

GRAT HAIR or WHISPERS changed 10 e
GLOSSY BLACK by a-sinEle application O.
this DYE. II imparts natural color. acts
instanfaneously. sold BY Druggists. o.
sent ny express on receipt o. 81.
Wise. ~ murray Sr,. NsW YoTk.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The House Appro-
priation Committee viii conuder the S1ndry
Civil Service bin tomorrow. It is under
stood an effort will be made to incorporate
in it provision to stop the coinage of silver
from July I for enc year. Members OF the
sQmpltiss PPP9ssa to sacb legislation ex
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

Says the Southern World: "A Florida
gentleman, in giving an account OF the
growth OF tomato Vine on pile OF slaked
shell lime, says that Il was four feet long
and abounded with tomatoes. he was sur
prlsed at he growth under. the conditions,
and considers that 10 demonstrated that
slaked shell lime was the fertilizer for that
plant whom heavily applied, IL seeming 10
answer all purposes.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

The New England Farmer states that the
coops FOR bfoody hens at Houghton Farm
are about two feet square, with bottoms Of
u0is 20 small and far apart that no hen,
about four inches above the ground 1,
seems TO be a first rate continuance for break
ing up sitters.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

press the opinion that such Legislation viii
De iavcrably considered By majority OF the
committee. Many members OF the Ho1se,
who are strong silver men, assert thay will
fhbueter on any legislation providing for
the stoppage OF silver coinage even az the
risk OF forcing an extra session.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

one half.pound OF dried beef sliced very
thin, stewed in milk, thioKened with cora
starch and an egg, and dished on neat
squares OF toast makes an inviting dish.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

The Postmaster at New Baden, Robertson
County, Texas, writes that Mr. IL. kegler
aud Mrs. Mary Smith were entirely cured Of
rheumatism by the use of 81. Jacobs Oil, the
magical pain.relieyer. Fifty cents a bottle.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-20

Poor, pretty, little blus-eye5 hs5y How
be coughs! WAY don't bis mother give him
q desc OF Dr Bills Cough Syrup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

past week 5C5 head than last week and 5l4l
head less than the corresponding week last year.
With free arrivals Wednesday prices lower
n0wths liberal export demand aver,
aging lOd5c below Mondays figures The quality t6
offerings was exceptionally eo0c. With light arrivals
Medium TO Good steers small frae better prices
although trade was slow with dull finish and OF
uns0ld. No Texans or COlOfados
slight Improvement reported IN Briish markets but
exporters appear 10 be losing both cir
OF live Cattle and Dressed Beef.
With lighter arrivals and cool weather Live Calves
oyedemsnd and while Vea ruled trife firm Grass
ers advanced l4c per ID closing steady Friday
The supply OF sheep ana Lambs fell or during
tho first tive days 10 900 head, and prices Improved
from OF the previous week fully re per 10 but
weather which acted unfavOfabIy dead
market downward tendency developed se which
decline OF inY &c Der b. Trade
lrrday. but Sheep fairly sustained In price while
Lambs dropped sc making the total decline since Thursday
80 per ID.
with prices still tending downward up 10 saturday.
BEENES.Recepts yesterday and TO-DAY were lGl at
City ~ OH 81, making 81, 20 head
1898 head last Monday Arrivals uptown included oi
butchers steers which went direct 10 stern MetLge and
the balance were mainly state Bulls and DIy Cows
sale the market VAS Literally supplied The cool weather
was favorable 10 the trade however, and The market
opened urn and lCdl5c higher, Common and
Medium steer showing the most strength Trade dragged,
rather easier prices and the finish duli pI OF
advance lost. Tie yards not cleared. single
taken for export Common TO Choice Native steers
sold az 81 s. SOwth lew Extra high So 90
per 100 ID. Five cars OF Texans taken - 1871.
Bulls Stays COWS nj old Oxen ranged ~ 50 "A TO-
40 shipments from this port to-day.
The weeks shipment OF Lave stock and Dressed Beef and
Mutton were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
cALENnARt rOnAY

errpu,y r0rrr Cp,Hur.--Grfor. tulrc.,. 4 . .4
$!4i II a 49, i4i H. rs 49, 81 ~ .
surHLaE torM-GLALnAL IEtA -AdioDTEci 20. The
,erErE Coru--srlGglI, Tra,ll-oneforc Genoluc IL
-iigrNF t6tGI--rEclAL TFnv-PAm IT-Adlou,ucl for
the term.
aIr 4 T., "a m IIlG fi'Fe IaTl| III
2l9G l45i lG2 2l2a ~ lo52 l0Ze, lIi7 l2lG I5--s
eril''H Coctl-cmcrna rAnl lI--re;ole IavrcuccJ.
CO $50 9s2 1919. 80. 032. $40 9O54-s Gj1 56j 72s
surarNl coisi-cmcru-rAm III-Ecforc Beach. J.
nos 53?. I2a X q, 100 !O1 "l4 iL- $50 $50 1000
iIG2' iii74' I1it ll'iI.8 80 '''-' '-'' avn
slrgTNr CoUm CfcCn-rAa1 Iy.-hefoIe Van gruntJ.
~. 1908 5 1880 92s 2sg i5o5 2O65 1856 1906 1870
suGGo6Ari'. CoriI- Before Rollins. s.-wn OF James
sUrEMon couFI-GrSrnu TLm-AGournod until FIST
sUrEiuoR uM-nrEclAL TEW-neiore o'Gorman. j.
Nos .oS - ln'' @1p, - j. 3ol .ol ,'e, lG' z5i.
So, 10 lo7oq 1914. 100 1868 1910 IaG lCGt 100
1852 1857 1887 1896 lIts' ll49' ll5G ll02 $40, "a,
stfGa6a couRr-TRrAL TuM-PAm II.-AdJournod for
'TSSrrGmoaC orRr-TmAL TrnM-rAGT III.-Bclcrc rngr.
InIInd ! mo- IoI7 ioi6. lool 1852 lG6
sUfralOH CoUU-THiAL rEHM-PAT IN.-Adjoumod for
"Co,saog PrgAs--GTsEEAL TERM-AdJourncd iii Mon
"12}o@aoS PLTts-srGcLAL TgRH-Before DAILY. C. J-%os
" CG0gyG 1P,gI-EouirY rran-AourDed for he term
CoMNoS PLEAs-ImAL IEHh-PAH iIBeiQfs Lien l.
1876 5 az o. Tx bI0, i5i& Ia l5I3 5s 1875
l4JD 1907. 20 1916 j2l, elI "a olO ~ lUJ-.
C0naON INSTRUMENTATION Il.-AUOurncd Tor The
49,, ,,-.,..
CRY CouRT-TRIAL TRRi-PAPT I-Ieforc " Adam T.
Nos 345G BIl3 33l5 4lG4 I444. 4l0G 5l6l' 4572 431
3OB2. laJ1. 1900 4Nu2. 4NOJ
CIiY Coi'Rf-THIAL TERM-PAm II.-Beioro Han y.N0'
AGgg 49, 41c 44GJ 4f0 4Gjj, tOi3, 49, 4oS 4''t
4j93 4-O0 1905, 1906 49O7. lJps. 400 1910
CRY CorM-TmAL TEW-PAm iIl-Bcio5e ilyLu;i Ia
Cob. JI7J 1852 1865, 3SG iSu3. 1SJ3 fOl1 1l3i'
4Ol 1872 2lj 4si2 424l. ss72 4s7l 1890. 43OJ i4bi
i245.
COURT OYRR AND TEIniisER Before Judge Brady and
Assistant District Attorney feiiows-AdIouTned ,uo,.
Cowug and Aatstant District Attorney Bedford. COurt
oncus II ii am-Nu4 J. B. !, ., u. T. s. a. 10. H. II.
'fOVEr or GENERAL SIS ,ONsPAKt lI-Bef1re Recorder
Smyt assistant District Attorney Purdy.-NO5. = 3. A.
0, y, Z, 8, 8, 10, IL, IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
Erur UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Noy. 1G.-Thc Supreme Court
of the Uned States to-day rendered It's decision in the
Kentucky railroad tax These three u num-
bcr similar 10 each other IN principle brought by the
State OF KENTUCKY against the Texas Pacific the Louis
vile and Nashville and the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road Companies respectively 10 recover certain taxes
LIVED under laws. the verdict IN the lower
in favor OF the Commonwealth, ana Tie cases
brought 10y the railroads to the supreme Court
upon Writs Of from the Kentucky Court OF p
ue1ls. Two Federal questions arose the record in
these cases. contained IN the following propositions
affirmed By the plaintiffs IL e1Or: Frst-Ihat the act
Of the state Legislature ana the taxes levied pursu-
aucc of H. II enforced would IN effect take the properly
roads without due process OF law; ana second,
taat they constitute denial Of The equal ~ OF cion OF
the laws violating in both particulars the Fourteenth
Amendment 10 the Constitution Of the United states.
question provides for the annual valuation OF
g. property by the chief officer Of each railroad and
rcturn Of tho under oath to the state Auditor Of
Pubic Accounts and in Of failure the Auditor Is
required make the valuation such manner as he
deem best. at The expense of the companies Pro
vision is made for Board OF Equalization to be ap-
pointed BY the Governor whose duty II shall bc 10 cor
rect and cquaize" the returns Of valuation made TO tho
Auditor the are. ia tie Boards opinion, Oh
or 100 low. The act declares that the rate Of tax
aon shall be lowed for State purposes upon the ra
TOaG property the State as upon other real estate.
IN support or the drst proposition mado by the plaintiffs
In IT cOnteAded that the valuation made by the
Board OF Equalization made without the right
On the part Of the roads 10 notice Of tho
proceedings or to be heard in opposition to any pro-
posed action, The Supreme Court holds that the pro-
ceedIngs to raise public revenue by eyyng and collect
Ing taxes necessarily Judicial, and that due
process OF law applied TO the case, does not imply
or require the right such notice II bearings is
sentia to the validity OF judicial proceedings Respecting
the second question: the discrimination against railroad
companies ana their property which is tho subject OF
Complaint being obnoxious 10 the Fourteenth Const
tutonal Amendment arises from tho fact that in Ken
lucky railroad property IL classed by itself distinct
nom other real estate. The Supreme Court holds that
the rule OF equity in respect TO tbs subject only require,
the same means and methods 10 be applied all the
ttuents Of each class tha. the law shall operate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

l1.nnrrAN FINNNcIAL MANKETs.

,y Ind tho account United stt'a -Four Per Cent B9nds
ni@i atlantic ami Great Western Itt't MORTGAGE rus
49, t..rtnrttr, i7 DO second Mort otEc Iu2. tthhulah
j,; Frc = - do second tcn'oli, ~ = M'NS.n
ouilualy. 2uh IT. Paul Common lVl'A' ''c"-'0'' ~'
tt1l 1863. Pcuusyl yania, 6bot. ., mt, ,t "a
9pm-paiis adyicct quote Ihre' frt ''h I'"-' "' -
frltcs ~ ~ confines tOr the account
Uar silver ia quoted M i7bd. per ounce ,,. , ,,o
r'nntt Atlantic ana Great Wc,tcrn First N"ilylB, rus
nc @rititcItct 81 is Canadian Pacific a5h l.Tr - 40
,ond Con.n.s o. e. Mexican ordinary - ~ a. f"Hi I'd"
man luI =; Now.iork Central, lo9's . NH. ,f t.,,
rho amount bullion Withdrawn nom the hAhA VI i'"5
land ON balance TODAY II 1873 900
I,ulda SorthWcst Land Company -.
IIudfou BAY COmunn". Il ,.-....,+ - fr,pct
ParIg adyic. quote Three feT cent i'"''"'' 80
"a reutlmo, FOX the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17
BIT or LEGAL NEWS.
IN tie Uhlman divorce case Ju.tc, Ottoman, oil

IN tie Thlmal divorce case Justice OGom1u OF
the .u,i.or Count ha- rmcj report OF tefrrte Leo
dorr w. DviIf pautin absolute divorce go o.. husband
auI gyi1V hun thr -ty o. two aau- iyr- u tender r1rt
Carrie Lm.il DAUGHTER oi Ferdinand 20 ~ -0d -Ii.0u
Timan. u tic firm 1f o.. Is J. huan. Aup lcf.
chants I.oIi-lt for -epHTatIuu Ir
-rt up couut, o. ug for 40 ab-Oute divorce lie
i!Oueit tluu lpI cfIIIi 30 hc Court
mon t.c.. winch She Do tu t-k' for Hb-Iisr 81
vorcr from lIu. The que tono 81 both r.lTi
- frof,s Dwight.
Thc la, INN 81 r,a & Jcrts 80 81 Br,aawa9 wlI.h
gained some uuipTIc recently cunt lts capt
muf ZacLarof the bioaui ~ Zoo Netherlands. H., uI.
rated Mr. CI0a remains at The same place ANA Mr. jerks
goes To- = o. 3.j broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17

P.rrrWoRr NOv. 10 Cotton imi MitUlng, - - 40
-, uoS ara ,tr,, ana v ,tpar 50 W -, Nm
FxIr - jODfI - do FANNY. 81 20 % y, @ nTanis
sinner ~ ODO4B to- ENtrL - 1Obri 10 w. ga
~ mass u: fntlp,rU Family. 80 30 htybrr
p,tenI ~ 90 wneat-sOuthern hrm 80 ~ Sn !
.',,terp ned pJHg5c. do AmboL b7c a. W -, Vaa.
Maryiand D5aI6tc No Western WINTER isc" as a6c;
."1sc lavender. B2IHU34C. Dtcchuol, - tru
I@nn.rv ~ dp1Ac Uorn-sOuhrrn steady tJ.strr
southern White I3Ht7c. ia Yellow 39Va. Wear al !,
It'rt Snot 6Oa5OL.c. November. nodJU3'' Soutn,
isc January 4Gaa47,e oals nrmec Mi Wxs 81 $40.
.ro n Whte 3JH3oci 10 provta,ous
pennsylyanta 2a36a ave nrm AZ tO"t -. a. flour
srn ana dn ct Mess PORK lOO09lD 20 w., ni4n Jats
~, 1t.. Nhoat IbuOD bush Corn louo' ,,n MD
900 Dusn ave 300 buaD smpDe99t tT't nnsn Corn
obls. Wheat. 1000 buSh sAles-" neat '''
10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-17


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