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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15
Der 0eIomartt.

RetpsgOrt, IA. Stunt. - Solsenbes
iinO bic S4luBnOtirungeu: @elO DffHete 3u
14-23 unb ialoB 3u 2 BroSert. Sterliuss
Bediel $4.864 - $4.874 auf 60 Gage uns
$4.8S4 $3.50 auf Si9t. - 8unDeS Sblis
satiOuen: 3=prO3. 101, 44zprO3. 111g, 4sprO3.
i26. - aftien: Abams' grpreB 142, @erls
trail Baciftc 41g, @bei.sSbio 81, @rie 284,
DO. BriOr. 624, 2ate=5bOre 8Sb, RS. @eus
tral 551, ,yforthz z@eferH 1928 DO. Brior. .1414,
N.sg. Central 1O44, SbiosN sNiiifippi 2I5, 30.
Yrior. 80, Bittsburs 151, 5teuOtus 24}3,
Sod Sslauo 1244r llniOuBuciFc 53t, 8eferu
Union 6aa.
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BOD ejt Spfer Ses GBtta8nes
9ltifrnhrS.

gbicago, Il. SUM-. - gtsls Sanieu
Elmer Der YoIi5ifteu, ruelder gele9entli9 oef
Seumartt Auirubrs OerpuuOet murOe uni
ibpu felt mehrereu Boneu 3widen Qeber
utto ZOO lutpgbte, flarG grUtv Ru1uittIuy in
@ouutp 5Oipital, llugefabr 5nei Stlnber
oorber bate man cine Slutttausiuiion Uor
geuOmmsH, in Der 9ofnuu9, ben euttrGiteter
Battenteu blerourt AT retten. 8ier Inner
Slut wur6su eiueu Sdmaaer 6es Boli,i1eu
gfaHEHS SItd, |In,cc1-tttS, ubge5upft uHo in etn;
! Qoer am rehten Qlrm SeS 8atienten itbertra'
uen. 8as aRittel iibte ieOOd bic gepinidtt
0rtung nitt aus. Der &trlOrbene birf1r
| l6bt cine gGittpe uuo iets Siucer.
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Scr @or0 TN ,,So1t6erN. S otel. j."

ct. Qonis, Il. Suui.-6r. SauntlerOp,
UIarpeQ's Anpalt, eriudte beute i'm @rtmIs
nal9eri9t nm meitere Srift gum @iHreiden
BON Atnoaptts Il. !. 10. Dor ben Grgumenten
beSitgt6 oes GutragS auf eiuen uenen Proz
jsB. Gr ertldrte, er babe meme tpibti9e Be-
metie tiir bic uni9nlO ieiues Slieuten, mel6e
er lnbehen nod nift oorle9en fUnue. Ser
8t4ter nsridOb 6araufbin Die ar9umente bis
n1dfteu SOuuerffon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15
Gtne 9drfe.

an aas, DslHs an SOIssn BON Sua,nblnnb,n,
nsr9oler S6pd6e, trhhsm 8ertau, BsTluf osr Raas
nestIatt U. J. 70. lst6.n, isnbe ID foitenjret Elm
pot einem Niifiondr In SEb anerifo sntSedt.
GGtft abreitrtes &ouoert ON Rsp. SOl.pb 3, an.
man station %, Rtn'g gorts&itp. (Suli5, iSioI, AMI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15

Die bemerfenspertben unb tpo5Itbati9eu
S.iultate, bic Der @ebrau4 BON Monell's
Teething Cordial er5ielt, habeH 5u ietner
alsemeinen Gntuenbuns in faf allen arten
bon Sranfbeiten, benen ainber untertporfen
ttnb, 9efiibrt. Gr beilt 8ldbung, Solit, Sta
9eniaure, Surdfaa IL. I. ~. Seine 6amtlie
lsute Obue ibnieiu. Bel allen apotbefern su
abeu. i311-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15

E@ Sest If Sic @eIeaenbett.
Cine glaf6e BON Srut's Snieftenpnipsr
bas man nit llmfift in Die Settiteue nnS bic
Gden uu6 @intel ftreut, eripurt muu6e ipas
tere 9ftibe unb Ylage. Preis 25 Gents. 3n
haten bel Setb g. Sauce & @omS.,
Nr. .IO8, ,@efs 8altimorefr. (Reo26, ,12Wtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15

t@ Seriude etnmaI Sance's Saars
Wte 6erberfelIer. @r perbift oitnnes
9aar, bTtngt bic alte 5urbe suriid, ift elm eIes
9antes &ouettennltttel uub beilt &opfgrinb
ilno SOptbant= Suden. Preis 81. 3n baben
9St G p E t9 9. 9ance & Com D., gtr. 1O8,
Wefs SalttmorefraBe. (Hoo26, 12ORtel
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Rur,e aobeIospeIdeu.

9ieoOet Faida pirS OIL Stelle bes oers
flOrbsuen Serper Baida gum titrtll9en SUI
fiijUintRer ernannt rperoen.
Steubonue GIeranore Baul 8otteau,
elm uambater fran;6hi6er Sdlriltfeler, lit
i'm alter bon Sc Sabreu 9eforben.
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dOREROUND&1AB

~ GHrtrt ttnfebtbar Stfsett, 9a.
tartb, Setiertett, entsanSeten aeDI.
FOpE 99RBnta, Gtoup ttnS aue gtSs
rsanSea Der ggt0nWnssursaas.
eeinsa EinoeraOeH gtnHas auT bi, ans,sdH,s
asn atBmunss sOrsans OerOun's sr ben tptrtIamHss
bsfaanten gruftmtttsGa. gs HnO DieIss baups
fddId Osr soats bet SOrsbounopEaaBs,a ,a,mta
0srbunOsu nit AbteS SaIiamea o6er BaIa o.
8iIeaS. gebsn Oisien ,nt5aIt sr fauf susttere Dos
taHiI@e GGemente, psIds bte BtrtramEett bss
OsuteaO DeritarFeH.
sieisntsen, psIbs Gales Couch Of Ssrss
boaun uuO Ear sebraH@eH, 0srit9srn, baB II tn
auea 5dEea puaStrbar bstIsns wtrft, no sis
gtBmuugsOr8aHs anssgriffsn ftnO, unS OaB IsGas
Estrfuns cine uRsemeta raiae TT. u ,nt5au
Suraaus gHats, mas oem gaasn naatRsiig Isia
t0nute, Bat sinen anBerFt aaaenebmenSeIamaG
unO UtrO gu stusm Brsiis Ssriauf5 Dsrhsr Is IsIbR
Dsnientssn NIT bsIaranftsH gaittsIn srm6su&i, Gsls
fen gBObItPotsu t6siIbaftig gu Tsrbsn,
Gin Saiten 'aHn in poffeHosy gDsH, aIs Der BOIs
Iausrbsr gaUinbiuat elmer ayanFBsit, ir Ssr,n 40.
penOung SaEe's soass Of SOrsbOams aaS EaS
Sas bette RttteE 1T, bs8stanst psybsn. DssbuIb
ionte man aud teine Tainuts Dsriaumsn, SisieS
F6ers speetHeum etasuasbmea.
atuOsrn TT sr, fU,nn fts pom GroaP Oosr Rtaes
buFeu bstau,u D'rOsn, Surb iens HaOeruDsa
gtssui6aften iehr otsaEt@.
grsiie: %, so Gents unO 81 bic Blaias, ns
sr0stsn Die biaisHeu.
Su aHsn apOtbsfsn iu pertau1su.
6. u. GttttemtOn,
aueintger gigeutbamer,
9ietpsDorf.
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pikr's BGbnwsb- CrOpfrH .ta.t t"StssH ssias, 's
RnhnernnaCn.

Burum r irb trgsHb StmuEb bur@
Shbneruugtu g SdmerBeH letotn, psnn maa
cine 6lolbe % erm1n orU u IN ogtt, = -, ~
THERE'S iluA feeu gtmers 6ereiten6es Nlltle 9e9th
bthneYauagH unb Froftbeulen - Aooen tanni ia
anslbefen unb bel ShubbdHblerH thr % SenfS;
8epot: gir. 115, 6ultoHfTaBe' N.'J'
aN.E.n-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15
93r1t,tttctt tn Der Wrafrfe.

@orpus @brtftt, Eer., IA. SUM-. =
Die Sieb3iidter in bieier SegenO, pelbe
bur6 bic 9iire oieI Sieb uerloreu buben,
bilbeten tiir3li9 Elm SpHbitat 81 bem 3mefe,
in Der Brairie cine Wenee Brunnen unb @i'
fternen au;ulsssu, bauptiadlid auf ben sros
Sen 8eiSen peftIi6 BON bier bts gum 0iic
granSe. Nebrers Brunneu iiuo bereitS &C.
9roben porbeu, uno man fano uortretflifes
gHaiier in elmer Giefe BON 40 EuR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15
40. Gon8res. = Grite Sssmns .
Rsiie SiHs uro Sc Tde fm Saufe.-3eieLe
Sar sen . Fritt SoIumbia.- a.-OteRtiue Sc
Sdldfte fn EcIat.

S1e oeu . Rttts SolHm pfa. a.-UteRttbe' u c.
Sddf;e i'm selai.
Baibiu9tou, 3. G., IA. SUM-, SIN
Senate mur6e bic Bill, neld)e netpi1e
Ganoi9enfHn9en on Die ygi6rol. 45acifcz
8abn" 5errulrtt erfl6rt, peiter bepr9fen'
NIB bic lan9weiltge Debate iiber ieue IN
gele9enbett nabm 10 3iemli6 bic game heuttge
Sisung m anipru9r Obne baB bic GOrtage
erleoi9t muroe.
SIM 0aufe Der Debate bot Blumb (9s.) els
nen Sei6luS all, tpelher Den 9eueral, Pcif-
meifer Inn aHsfunft pinitAtli6 Ger Soften
Der BofbefOreelIng iiber Die SrlaH0 sgSaiferz
route Der Ser. StsateH uno bejiisli4 ber
Suantitit Der AMI ioI6e 8eiie befSroerten
Bofia9en erin6t; an9enommen.
Plumb uertiiHoete auBeroem, oaB CT am
na6fen Srei a9 Sormittae ben @onferensbes
ridt iiber Die POfamts .Sel .oiuigunSs Bill
auirufen tperoe.
lin llbr, tp1brenb Senator @eor9e nod
NIT einem argument iibsr Die ygiCrul. Bacts
fic-8obn-"Giu bei4dfti9t mar, uerta9te iI4
Der Senat bis moroen.
Sut Observation-Disclosures
rief Cobb (SH0.) ben Sertd)t oes @omlte'S
fir Observation-Disclosures auI, pei6er bic
@enebmiQuno Der SenatSs sImenoe Dement'S 3u
Der 8lll Betreffs anuuuiruns Der 2auO'
idlenfund on Die y4tlanttc Bactftc Babn"
empfiehlt. Mc9Iae (4rt.) opponirte benz
8eridt, a1ein bas 6auS nabm benielbeH
trotoem an unb geuebmiste bic amenOe
lnents.
yieue giGs unb 8eihliife muroen alsoann
inter Serleiuu9 Der Gtite Der Staaten etuge,
brad)t uuo iberipieien, 6orInter ourE
MtOrrolJ '(&ala.) 3ur 6OrSerung BON @r=
finbungen burf SeIobnung Der @rftn1er;
SbonaS (SuS.) sur Snco1porntton Der
limited States and Congo National Emil
grafton Steamship Comps"
9emitt (H.s0.) CUR @rnennun9 elmer aus
brei Seuatorer unu fiinf 6eprGIentanten be-
ftebenoen @ommiifinn, tuel9e SoridlG9e in
8etreff elmer SGfularfeier Der @iniesuna Der
coniituiioaellen 9ie9iernng Der Ser. Stacs
ten, ser erfeu 8erlammlun9 bes &on9refies
un6 Der Suaueuration SEQ. Baibiuptou's
ais 8r1fioeuteH (oer 100. Sahrestag Ta.t auf
ben 80, ap1l 1887 enttperfen ipa;
Sames (R.z0.) CUR HeOifion Der 9eieee
beS 0iitrift8 Columbia in 8e3ug auf Die Be
iteuernn9 bon Sanoelsreiienoen;
GahlOr Genn.) sur GbianfuN9 bon Pen
lions 49enturen;
8oorbses (Serr. gSaib.) gum 4asi9luB
BON Witgliebern BON Der Sur oes Sauie9;
SLauWulp (Sa'] eIH Oelul1ubI 1ueiWeI " 81
SeiretGr bes Snnern nm 4usfuuit hoer Die
3abI Der 8erionen eriudt, 6euen burf Spe
SiaIgeiete 8eniIonen ju9eipro6en wur0e.
9aS @onliie fir ben 0il-,tt Columbia erz
belt bierauf bas Blurredt, un0 e.ne Bill CUR
SucOrporatiou bes uYOuns gSomen'S @brt=
fian Some" pur1e angeHommen; oes9let~
den cine Bill, rpeI9e Den nYOOl "Serfauf
bel 9isrSsrennen i'm Difritt Columbia Der.
bietet.
Sine. Bill ;ur Sncorporat,Ou Der pSaibz
ington=@ Sable s4ailwans@o." librie III elmer
iGneereu Debate. 9be iiber bic GOlluge
entldieben mar, eriotgte Sel.a9Rns.
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Boa. ettter 9otontotiDe serat q lint

Yetiu, O., IA. Suui. - Srau ". MOB-
bolosr, 81 Sabre alt, ueriudts beute, elm tlei=
mes Wtdo9en, tpelbes iidb auf benz giienbabn-
9eletle Dor elmer beraunahenoen sofomotiue
oelono, 81 retten. Seioe ruuroen inter ben
6aoern Der Sotomotiue jernalmt unb blieben
nuf benz Hlede tobt.
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gSKrI GGKe! Bale

o"'a''' II. Ratne,
9de BaItImoufrase un6 BofsOWctFGotBR
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sic aN,ttti3tDollpirrttt tn Qareoo o

@aloef on, Ser., Il. SUM. = 9fi9ter
91uHel bonn StuutS. 0ifritts. @eri4te in "a
rebO bat ben S9eriff 9artu Saude5 BON
gBebb- @Ouutp Our9 iummarii9eS 8erlabren
ieines Amtes entIebt, uu6 jmar auf 4niu9en
mebrerer Siirgerr meIhe gu Der @aaraqe.
6rattion cebOren. San6e3 1T Elm proui=
nentes gitt9lieb Der Gota. Srattion uno if,
ansebltd neniefens, pe9en ieiner SetbeiIi,
suns an oem auirubr i'm Aprd bs. s. abge.
Iest porOeH. 8i9ter 8ufieq's Serfabreu
maft piel BON iid reOen; olele Siirger pal
ten es fir uussiesIid. Die suei SrufiOueH
pel9e I'M bic politiide Serri9aft in GareOOs
uub @ebbz &Ountp rlngen ftnb bic SOtas
ooer yStieleltrGaer" (bas urilfotratiiAe Sic.
menD unO bic @uara6es Ober rSauOaIeu.
tr1nel"
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.gnrspGiitbe &pbelberttte.

seIbEmoro Oes enttrOsaha R0atsS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15
eetm gtrst tbtafaas g., ss+atcm.

9ubp;g buu SuBerH ertriuft Fi3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15

Gin itbsrtreffli8es WlitteI Qeqen uIle 9ebers
Ietoen finO Or. Gug. SOHis's berHbmts 3aul,
burger ErCpfeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-15

9onbon, IA. SUM. - S8niain %ittOria
bat benz @rnfen bon Baris pdbreno ietner
peiiungsuoTluge ben @ebraudl 6es SdlOfes
@IuremOnt, in tpsldem 9ouis Bbilipp etn
lluterfOmmen funb unb mo er fnrb, angelo
ten. Der @ruf bat Oos GRerbieten nbgelebnt,
neil er niGt beobfthst, Fd permanent IN
@H9luuo auflubalteu,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

The above reward will be paid 70 the arrest
and con, lotion Of any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing, killing. or running off, alter.
iag brands or marks OF any live stock, belong
" to any member OF the Nevada Live Stock
Association
Ew. CRUTCHER, President.
T. w. LEWIS, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10 1884
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

The best decorated man in Prussia is
the Crown Prince of Germany, who has
IL orders and decorations to plant on
his breast, which make him look as if
lie wore breastplate. Count Puckler,
the Marshal of the Palace, comes next
with 81; Bismarck follows with mod
est fS; Count Herpoucher, Marshal Of
the Court. as; Count de Moltke "a, and
so on down to humble I3, which
Count William of Bismarck wears.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

Joseph English of Boston has wasted
ten and half valuable hours in writing
on postal card the entire address of
the Hon. II. B Metcalf, delivered at
the General Convention of Universalists,
held last year in Brooklyn. The ad-
dress contains 4, l62 words, and Mr..
Eoglish wrote them all with a steel pen,
by gas light without the aid Of mag
nifying glass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

Bradford. York county, England, has
a mad-dog scare of very serious kind.
In January dog ran mad through the
streets and bit twenty persons. One OF
these died in terrible agony with all
the symptoms of hydrophobia. The
other nineteen have consequently been
thrown into state of fearful apprehen-
sion; they, too, may be attacked by the
disease.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TEAM Is always ready TO take Ans
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
Of charge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

In the county of Lanark, in Ontario,
are eight brothers, Coade by name,
who measure in their socks So feet
inches. and weigh l,720 pounds, or an
average of 2l5 pounds each. The tall
est is 6 feet 7 inches and the shortest is
6 feet 4 inches. The heaviest weighs
277 pounds and the lightest 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16
NOTICE TO CREDIrORs.


Notice is hereby given by the ,indersigned'
Administrative OF the estate OF Y. Picard, ce
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons nay
ing claims against, the said deceased, to exh OH
them, with the necessary voucher, within zen
months after the first publication OF this notce,
to the said Administrators, at her place of res
idence, on Bridge street, next door to M. -
StauDtons store, In Winnemucca, Nevada, IN
the said County OF Humboldt.
MArHILDE PICARD. Administrative
of the estate OF Y. Picard, deceased.
Dated at winnemucca, Nevada, hA,cn sth'
1886. mhio'4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

The name Quaker" was first applied
to q member of the Society of Friends
by a Dsrbyshire lEnglandl Magistrate,
because George Fox, the founder of the
sect, admonished him to tremble
(auake) at the name OF the Lord.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16

Beavers on Fall Creek, near Yelling
ton. Kansas. have cut down 100 trees
this winter, some of them Is inches in
diameter, Goated some of the logs nearly
a mile down the stream, and built q
complete dam across the creek.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16
CALL AND SETTLE.

All those knowing Themselves to be indebted
to NJ. HOFFMAN 4 co. will please cali ana
sottle, ~ there will be change in the firm
NJ HOFFMAN B. co.
wicnemuooa. January 30. 1886.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-16
FOR SALE.

49,, The residence OF J. r.. Macmillan, situ
tG;;f ated a few doors from the Court house on
Llll Bridge Street, Winnemucca, Nevada
For particulars apply to
MACMILLAN 4 HANNAH
Winnemucca, Nevada, December 18th, is
d17tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue OF TnF SUNDAY TRIBUNF con
tanned a letter from q. w. s. on the London Riots
Paris letters on NJ. Bert's Mission to Tonquin.
Fcrry's Escape from Impeachment, the Braganza-
Orleans Match. Maze. Patti and the Prince of
Monaco letter from Washington reviewing the first
year of President Clevelands Administration letter
Albany on Jones of BinVhamtOn ," letter from
Washington about General HancoclTs lost dog :;
letter from Baltimore about the coming American
Cardinal; Florida sketch of The Mirthful and llouS
DarKey; sketch of Colonel Granville Watkins, Of
Missouri; Manager, Play and Player; Current
Anecdotes: Raising Aligators a. Pets; From One
Group to Another Pulpit and Pew; Topics III
Leading Cities; Dancing after Drills Boring the
Big Aqueduct; The Week in Society; reviews of a
dozen now books. and Numerous other interesting
features besides full news reports from all parts of
the world, leading points of wb:ch were follows
FORFIGv.-Testimonv of a servant in the PImlIco
murder trial. == Trouble IN the Comedie ran
case - Treaty between FRANCE and Madaga g
car ratified. 60 Continuation Of examination or
Ocalsts IN London. = Victor iugos birth
day celebrated IN France.
DoMEoTC.-EXcitlng lee yacht races at POUCH
keepse. - The Police Commission Of Clncln-
natl ousted by the, Supreme Court of Ohio. -
Damage done by the gale G,o IN tae s Afe
appeal To John &. Emo. - rial OF Duncan
for the murder of Van Setback at WATERFOWL,
y. L. 80 Proposed reOpenlng ol the MCCOTiilck
Reaper Works III Chicago. 60 The Louisiana
Beard Of arlOns refusing 10 commute the sem
fences of Pat" Ford and John Murphy.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-A witness before the Sem
ate Committee said that Jacob Sharp boasted
that he had fixed the Aldermen. -=
Much havoc by the high wind. -
Great sale of horses at Pierre LorIllard's
Rancocas Stables. ---= Savage amateur sparrlng
in TaInmany Hall. "A boat with from
seven to eleven men missing from the
IdlcwId. == Car stab burned IT
Brooklyn. &C. Gold value Of the legal-enden
silver dollar (4l2i2 grains 1897 cents -
Stocks dull and after an early advance reacted
and closed weak.
Copies may still be had at the Office or By mail
prIre z cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
safe or iRiDE.

x ED !. 30 "qs5 snS ssa9 W" 81 @
- 23 PNent WinGcr Whats II 7JGsj is. Corn guiet
steamer Yellow 5ic steamer N,tst 319': NSGrade tsa
oIorts ani I.thlg, 'n!ty: rDysDl' ststtg Bntter-
Rece'pts ior tcday-Fonr 5000 bDis' 90 SACKS
Corn. 2LOOO ousn OATS. 24OJO onsb- shorts 42Oo
BcrFALo Eel? 27-wheat dan; No Hard Northern them
Pacin[ '3sg9de no , lea NIh!s, ~ Ec[n gun
atIIc oats-No White Western at 57@a37 %c, Barley
Wheat, 35Go bush Corn 5000 O,,sh cats ZOO bush;
Barley. 1000 bush shipments-tiOur 200 bbs; Wheat,
10000 ogsh Corn 1900 bush OATS sOO0 bush; Barley,
Howard street ana Mese'n super g ga - 10; %.
s1prl - }' to XII 81 a. H. no srana.
.s - n rS S .era ssser
southern Hed 2!0J4c; do im0eE voGJSc; so |
Frorasrv 9O on-sc: March S0sa5o,ac Nav
u.s. 05isc coru-~omtn-rD steaiy and auet Western
s%S S: wssSsra SPOT i5:St5s% FeSFaaf -
oats active ana rmer 'oataer9 3ss ssSS
Western wHs sew ave s Go M-e Proysoa.
stead ollst Ness por< So 7{3iI 70 asceots-so.
obs con 5000 bush saies-wbsat. CS.OOo
10000 onsh
cEclxyAT. Feb ?7glsa; quiet and wsa.er: W Family
9c. receIpTs 1900 shipments. $500 gusn ''orp weak
S s1 h So @ o . 2 ?g 4f No 30 p4 s 800 ss
Pors easier al 81 o. LarG quet as 80 92h s1 is
Bacon due easier ~ 80: saortro 81 IS
Hogs steady: Common ana Light s. 5Oesi 30 pact.
butchers "A IO1si 40: Ceceivts. s52 neii snip
900 b"sn
DEraor Feb27.-whelt easy No wlnte 9Olac cash and
peera1 Myc Nav gS No Nav s SOC "' Red So ny
ReceUts 1880 bush. COrn-So 3Sa. 3Jc. Oats-No
Wine. 3jS4c- No. = o3e.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Feb. 27.-Wheat-No Hard. cash.
s8c February, March. ssiic.; April 9Oc. May,
Use.
MILWAUKEE. Feb 27.-Flour steady Wheat lower;
cas- Nav. 81 &C. june Soc. corn steady NO.
SHE. oats steady Nc. e 2sc. Rye STEADY "a l. osc.
Barley quiet No. =. 50ac PROVISIONS nrner Mess
F or SeosGa g e a s.
Eggs FreshI7dIsc Roceipts-Flour. 9G95 pOs' Wheat
r72j DusL. Barley 2l.0OO 0use slnumens-fiour i21
Oblss Wheat 100 JusD. Barley $3.50 ousn
PEORIA Feb 27.-COrn dulet New High Mixed $40
"a 2 MixeG 80 oats hrn No, White 32x
0.iY nc No Mixed 20 p0oO2c. hie du; NO = 0SGnOc.
bnsS shipments-Uon. $4,000 oush: oats $4,000 bush;
kye, loo bush.
phi ,nst PHIA Feb 27-r1our ruled firm jobbers were
,emnorIry supplied demand only moderate West
~ na penn sylyana s3 - Extra
81 IS: PeansyIvaus Family, 81 6sI IS; Pennsyvania
Roller Process. - 259si 82hi Delaware ruy 81 SOC
90, Winter Wheat Patent SIS 0OGs5 so Wheat-Msrket
Suiet closed lower export demand light spos
lots steady and quiet No REQ February sos
dJOLc; March. 9OA deOasc; April Hlpd0l'4o.t MAY.
giL9g27-c. CorpSpot lots weak export demand light;
40 Mixed trace Al nc: No Mixed grain depot 45S
CT No Mixed. 47c.: 10 gram depot 46S
No yellow exDOrl elevator 4c; Nc Mlxso
February 4f4d4sc; Marco. Al Gi7ac; April Gxns.e'
MAY. 47G41 &c oats-SDot cts dull helecteo white.
36Lc.. No. White J9L.; No . White: 40tc tutafee
auleti M White. February 409l0s.oi March t0G*atS
April S9a40i0Lc.. NAV 4V0iO PC eecepts-fiour yvvv
hills W neat $4,000 busn. 81 0OO Dnsa oatA 1000
basn shipments wEcal lA.OVo pusn" Cofs %v~ oesnS
VatS s.Vvv o1aAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
SENATOR SHERi.N on HonE RULE.


Mr.. PATRICK FORD, LditJr OC The IrtSh WOrid:
MY DEAR FIR: In response 10 yOur letter can only
express tie hope that the present condition OF affairs IN
Great Britain will enable the Irish people, represented
in Par amcnt, as they are by AN almost unanimous
delegation IN favor oil Home Rule To from the
British Government such substantial concessions viii
lead 10 a peaceful solution or tine Irish problem.
ASSUME that their great object control OF
affairs that local laws affecting the DISPOSE
ton and sale uf land the rights Of tenants landlords
the personal liberty OF citlZrus and The domestic rela
NE SHOULD be enacted by Parliament elected
by the people OF Ireland.
hope that the Liberal party In England Ia able and
willing to yield such concessions will rcress what
appear To me founded complaints against local al
mnistratOn by nOn-rcsdents aud local laws by the
British Parliament.
The people of the United States attached TO form
of government when provides strong government for
National purposes ana state governments FOR local uur
poses and naturally sympatlilo with any part Of
kindred in the mother country IN any effort 10
cure the blessings that enjoy, and especially with
the people or ireland who now TX" an earnest appeal
for the rights OF loca, self government.
had the pleasure OF meeting Mr. PdTnell when he was
America since. and WAS strongly Impressed
with the sincerity OF h- convictions AMI tue moderation
OF his demands and earnestly hope that lie aud his
ciates may peacefully accomplish their desire.
Very truly yours, joins SbERMAS.