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nSse THE DENTAL lNFIRMARY, MA.
ESS tonal University, 1901 Il st. N. W., open
daily from to p m Extracting free. Filling
at cost of material Teeth inserted with or with
minstered by competent and experienced
operators mh3lm
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VNTARNlNG-PARE AND GUARDIANS
w should be careful in choosing II teacher
for vocal music Not only the voice of the
pupil, but chiefly the health, Is totally ruined
by wrong way OF breathing, and no doctor can
restore the health and voiCe!once impaired
mh22-tf A CONNOISSEUR.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-A BLACK AND WHITE DOG; TAG
Il No G9ij. A, reward will be paid for him
ut SOB 10th st. N W. 0-2G
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rz= SPECIAL NOTICE.

n|P SPECIAL NOTICE,
FOR SALE-Great Bargains; Retiring from
Business; Stock and Fixtures, consisting of
Safes, Show Cases, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Ma
chimes, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
Clothing, &c. @. A. SMITH, Broker,
del0-tf 3li 9th St.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-25

Stocks and bonds bought and sold for cash or
carried on margin. mh6-3m
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Wy Association, believing in the justice Of
its cause, and having received somt financial
aid from merchants without solicitation, now
appeal to all who favor the movement for sub
stuntiul assistance. Contributions can be sent
TO WM. II. DANIEL, President.
JOHN W. BLAKELOCK, 100 18th n W.
Financial SCc'y, 400 9Th N. w. mh25-lm
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NTANTED-s21 100 AND s1l 900 HOUSE, IN
w West End; all cash win be paid; must be
ahnrgain, MS am purchasing for clients JNO.
AMBlER SMITH, Attorney, 1921 n. Y. nv. 3.25
WTANTED-A MEMBER DESIRES A FUR
w snishCd house, about 10 rooms; terms by
the year ut not to exceed 5000. Address MEM
BER, Republican OniCc
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Exclusive private wircs-New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore. Detroit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-25

MADAME HOFFELDT, A GERMAN WITH
INl highest recommendations and references,
pupil Of the late Great Master of Music and
Singing in Dresden, Fr Week, father Of the
pupils of any age for Classic and Modern Music;
Singing after the true Italian method. She un-
dcrstnnds how to eliminate the superlluous
breath so injurious to both health and voice,
and teaches all songs In their original compost
ton Is thoroughly competent to teach by
Grammar fluent conversation and epistolary
style pure German, Partisan French, good Eng
lish and Italian. 12l5 @ st. N. w. mhl.tf
- 1904 i 81. n. W., Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday; ut 80 st. and Pa av. s.
t., Tuesday and Saturday. Now Is the time TO
join for participation In the May Ball.
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WYNN. ROGERS, UMBRELLAS AND PARA
w soils covered and repaired in the best
manner the old stand, 32i Pa. ave. N, w.
mh233t
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UANTED---HOUSES.

yANTED-SMALL DWELLING, MODERN
w Improvements, for family Of two adults,
long engaged In business in this city; location
bet. 18th and 18th and Pa. nv. on south and
Mass. and II. /. avs. on north; prefer to rent of
owner. Address FAMILY, Republican once.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
COTTON MAnKEr,-sY TELE3aAPH

LIvEmooL. Feb % p; m-Cotton dull and prices
generally IN buyers favor dmdins opand-. 4s.i, do
OUU speculation and export; receipts 6nr0 bales In
ding clause March and Aprdevery 4i.t4d; do April
and Mgy dOiyefy, 4Obidi a.so 4O-u4di do May and
4 5OGId; do July anG August delivery. 4 53.6id; do.
Angu-t and september delivery, JDI,d, Also 6Jb4d.
Tenders lori denycncs at odays clearing 200 baes
m-rhe sales of the day o. 700 bae, Amer
futures dull; Uplands Low MddlinR clause February
nyaTg tAlG seieTs do March and 4pr deTery %y
i4G4d. seiIersi do APril and May delivery, 4JGld
do July delivery. joG4d sellers. do. July and
August neyery, 462 I'D buyers do August and septen
p.m.-Cotton-Futures closed steady; CplandsLow Mid
ding clause. February delivery 44;64d sellers do teb
Apr eIy a bnyeis do MSy ana June delivery, 4sGtG
sellers do juno ana July delivery. 6OG4a. vaue' do
July August delivery, 65j4d sellers: do. August
WeeEy-oaIes $4,000 American. 900
bales specuator took 800 bales exporters took 400
bales acia EXPORT 1000 bales total receipts SCOO bales
G25 bales amount Of cotton anoat 10000 bales Amen
10000 baIes. .
Midilng :; Good Ordinary. Z 9l6i net and gross re-
oIpls, a2O bales sales. $50 1aies stock 0l0lZ baies
Great Britain. 1858 bales Coastwiso 1907 bales sales
l.7O7 bales.
Erw;oHE.Ss, Feb. 90 Cotton weak M:ddlins. 81
S1: bales 10 s1p2 se coat%eu Gr%t ba 1872
bales sales 1000 bales; stock S6G60S bales
Woeky-Net receipts Ji,5O3 bales gross S7l9S bales
bales Coastwse. t.4i7 bales; sales. 2s.96o bales.
SAVANNAH Feb 2G--COttOn dull and easy Mlddlng SS
Low Middling. l6l6i Good Ordinary I 7lG net snd
bas coasnse 397 bales. sales $50 bales stock, 7i7oS
weekly-Net receipts Gs2 bales gross l2s67 bales;
Exports the Continent lOlO7 baes Coastwise lOll5
NEw.YoRk FEB 26~The following are the total net re-
ceptsof cotton at oil tue ports since september l. 1855
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr.

LIVERPOOL Fob. 23 provisions Bacon. Cumberland Cut
us 3D. Long Uoar Middies 0d, short Coar hiddles
2vs Od.: KDs, 2Js o shoulders 23s Od Der cwt
Deof-SUs INDIAN Moss; Prime MOSS 12s. I'd
pOrE-prlme Mess 5lA Od per DOL Primo Mess Eastern
SIs Western 43s I'D. Lard American. 32s Prime West
ora 81, gL oil. oos 0d Hams-Long cut S9s. Od.
d6s ID Butter SOS Cd rer CT" Tor nest United
States. Uheese-A mencaB Choice. 4oa oL Wheat-hed
Western sDrng. 7s Id 0di Red Nlnter ls ID s. 3d
pcr centa SDnng IS od New western Wlnter7s I'D
New Mixed Western. a.. 3Li California NO. l. to- sd q
o. Id, Californian No. Ca Cd G0s.od per oenal Produce
-Sputs of Turpentne SUs at London. sos Sd
cwGi refined petroleum. e6 d per gallon CioVerSeed
American Red s1a per cwt TaloT-2)s Co perowt Rose
IommOp 81. 20; Pale lis 0d Goa % Inseed OH, 2ls
Od per cwL IalIow-Fne American 25s id; Primo City.
Yis American Refrigerated Beef. hind quart
ers A,d. fore quarters AID per u.
LONDON Feb 26-Pioduce-Iinseed OIL e20 1854 so Os
per Calcutta Lnseed 4is6d quarter Idnseed
Cake 81 70s.ae7 is Der Ton: Refined Pstroleum I'd. o
Ba,I per gallon; spirits OF rurDentuo SOs sd cwt;
Sperm OH. Is ton. R0sn-CommOn. IS It'd. per cwL;
Iale. iGs dlla ProUsiOns-Lard 3Js Od. cwt. for
American, sugar. s 3D. per cwI for CUBA Centrifugal
poarZng 06o and l5s I'd 3s Ddfor Cuba Muscovade tr
ronnng anOst Australian Tallow-BeoL 22s. ID 023s
Cd Mutton. 26s 6d 02Bs 0d Cocoa Nut Ou-CeYlon,
Ext o. Cochin. $50 Oa - -
ANTWERP. Feb. 2B-WlcoxS Lard closed 40 W fiancs
30 centlmes per 100 kilos
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
MRS. CHURCHILL LOSES HER SUIT.

The SUIT of Mrs. Laura A. Churchill against
Miss Josephine Lewis, IN which she sought to recover
S25 900 OIL the allegation that the defendant had alien
the affections OF her hu band came to an end
terday George W. Lyon addressed the jury in behalf OF
the defendant and Colonel Charles s. Spencer for the
plauuR Justice Van Worst. IN charging the jury. said
he believed this the first action OF this kind brought
in this country by vile. He did desire to express
opinion TO whether the evidence sustained the
charge improper relations between the defendant and
Churchill That question FOR the jury. In order
that the jury might legally verdict for the plain
t IL must be shown that these relations OF crnlnSy
entered at the solicitation OF the defendant
Tie plaintiff not entitled 70 verdict II Churchill
induced these relations II they found for the pantn
slider the fact that she continued TO cohabi
with her husband up to the time that she left the house
In mitigation OF damages they should also consider the
long delay bringing the action. The jury In nttecn
minutes brought In a verdict for the defendant. The
Judge gave Her all extra allowance of 5000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURE, OF xnH.YonX DEAMSa.

FEATURES Or MN YORK DEALINGS
In the grain speculation yesterday, corn was
again the interesting The other cereals
were dull and featureess The "squeezc in corn ap
parently Is than thing Of tho past; the pressure
sell lie 4vy, and looked like premonition OF a
further decline. Cash lots fell from TO y per cent
exporters bought 100000 bushes The February OPP
tons naturally demOralzed by the losses IN spot
market and prices fell 2 and rallied at the end
only Z 50a. cents. The other months suffered
decliue OF LAS and then rallied lea L cent the
Whole market ending only steady March Is off Z at
4975, April d at 4Jls and May d cent at 4-p cents
The cash wheat market nominal but heavy In tone
Tho options sustained by fears OF crop damage
growing out of the changeabe weather, but then
f-l steadily, with little reaction, closing heavy Declines
scored OF for February ana March at 025s. April
33aI and May AZ 95 = fOl June AT &c. X fer July
9jls and August al 9G4 81 for September at 07 cents
and b cents for December at 81 OOls Oats quiet
aud l. u lower follows: February, 37os March,
Apul ana june 37l9. aud May 373s cents. There was
lcss activity In TIE lard speculation, but prices were
again lower 10y a. points.
The receipts OF grain at New-York. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Boston Yesterday as fol-
lows: Wheat, 1918 bushels; corn. 422.ss4 bushels
oats 5000 bushels; total grain. 52s.l79 bushels;
-four, 2l .G62 barrels. At Chicago Milwaukee and ST.
Louis tac arrivals were Wheat. 90. ~ bushels corn,
4OI $50 bushels oats, 1890 bushels; total gram
OF ,jG2 bushels; flour. l34SS bal res
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsroN Feb 26 1886
FRIDAY, Feb. 2G-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Feb 26-R. NJ.
The Stock Exchange markets to-day presented no new
features The coal stock clique moved their spcciaes,
which include Reading and Central OF NewJerscy stocks
rs well the TWO Delawares. up down after the
usual fashion and closed them ALL except Reading at
fractions higher than yesterdays last figures Tho
market disturbed by the nonacon OF the trunk
lines yesterday the question Of prorating with their
in the low tariffs for through bnsi
ness. failure TO give prompt refusl regarded
entertaining a proposition, the effect OF granting
be demOrazing the whole business along the line.
We do not believe the Eastern lines Will permit them
selves to be drawn into such complications for so small
rihc less than per cent II their whole business
stil the matter bens Id in allowance is unsetliug
element. The Chicago kilograms pictured condition
OF affairs between Chicago and the Missouri River about
bad they he. While tho reports undoubtedly
exaggerated there Is TO doubt that the
Chicago and Missouri River lines have taken part In
the Pacific The early business was done
declining figures which In some INSTANCES amounted
to per cent, but few stocks offered for
sale that good recovery made before the end, and
the final declines covered by IA Z per cent. Vest
Unon marked feature IN its steady strength
from the opening ~ to 73ls d12- at the close and
Pacific Mal closed with hndi gain Of ler cent The
business OF the ~ amounted only TO $4,000 shares
ana the market closed dun and steady.
The market for Government bonds outside OF the
board active with an unprecedented demand for the
J.. Bds were higher the IA g and the f27 4 per cclL
The currency Is also were quoted higher Annexed are
!he closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
sARDNEs IN THE COURTROOM.

Henry Nordiincer Il Co. i'll October sold to
McCol Bros. OF No. 52 FToutst. about 5000 Of
snrdues with provision that those rendered unmer.
C.antab.e by fermentation should b. excepted Ne
Coll Bros. aftcrward word NOrdllug6I x Co.
that there We're 260 uEmcTchantabe Inc sell
refused to admit that more than lU2 cans were bad
ad brought suit the price OF the other lbs
cans. The tried yesterday before Justice
Clancy the Second District Court and various speci
,ncns of sardues were exhibited. Among tne witnesses
for the defence Dr. cyrus EdsOD who testified that
January -. Health Inspector he condemned and
seized the 1.l5S unit for consumption. and
when he opencd them random they found to bc
rank aul decaying. Justice Clancy judgment In
the defendants favor Charles J.. Hil ana A. Is. Car
rneton represented the plaintiffs Henry ". sacket
appeared lOr MCCOu Bros.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKrr,

LoSpoN feb 2G-l230 m-United states Four per cent
Bonds 1884 DO -Four ana OneIsf per cent gonds ia i
Atlantic ana Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
gasaa. Sg,s 90 SECOND MORTGAGE, ILL Eric 2Sa do
hon. 0iT NewYork Central l0sS4i Pennsylvania 66s
Reading l3 wv
80 D. mPar1s advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes nj
81 francs 30 confines for ths "
nAtlantic and Great Western First MORTGAGE Trns
tees Certificates 3S2 do Second mortgage II "a; Ella
Zst; DO second COls0s BS<; Mexican Ordinary 2731,
81 iau Common, 937s Eewfork Central l0Sis; Penns1
sanla, 0bs4; Reading 12hs " '
huds'a Bay Company 2SSs
"a Tho amount VI bullion withdrawn from the Rank
" England On balance today y e. 900
fa adVices quote Tiree for Cent Hen at s2 francs
so ecntlnies Tor tbs ece0unL
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
TRYING TO CLOSE TIE sAEToEIUs CASE.

Vain efforts were made yesterday to close the
hearing sartorius case ard it Will be resumed to-
day at 10 a. H. Edward Mcdonald. private detective.
sNure MI Wills AZ nearly al Uf the sN-days
walking matches IN this city backcr Of EOwtI, and
that thesc occasions Mr.. Wills frequently iut0Ai-
ca ed THIS cUMtraulc-d 10y DR. William H. Taylor.
No PAS Vest FOrty-lOurthSt. Mrs lh! -HitOllus's
hister that tue silYerware taken away by Mrs
fItOIius given by the witness 10 her brother not
TO his Wife A diagram OF tho rooms occupied by Mr.
and Mrs SGrtOriUs show and Mr Cohen tried 10
prove by It the nurses testimony about seeing Mr.
kaTtoIius striking his wife false.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-Spot no quIet but stcaly a sac. options
opened steady and UNCHANGED closing hrm Notices for
lJt0 h1gs issued hut GrlneI stood by his and
stopped them all Sales 5Oi blgs closing folovs:
March 7o0G.7j Al ril. hG59j70; MAY, 6;70@M75;
juno. G7U0C7j: July, G7jaGsO: August. G7j66N5;
September GN006sj: october GgG9iS5; november q 80
1850; Decemhcr, 6S6d6.g0. Mild steady; salos 1900
bags MaracaiDO 2,lO0 Laguayra on private tCrms
COTrON-SpOt Cotton quiet llGc. Sales 29J bales Re
ceipts for week 0207 bales against o23sb last week
and 60272 last September 450679G against
4,3622SS for the same period last season
The quotations according classification
are as follows
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
TIE PETROLEUH NARRET

Complaints of traders are loud at the dull
Of the certificate MAI ke and tho Righteousness
OF its and many of the large scapers devot
ing ali their energies and abilities making money
oHt Of stocks. This will probably last until there is
renewed animation in oil and then 1t will be found that
spectators have little prejudice or principle against
toying turn honest penny acOund bull ring"
the time 10 mast DO confessed the oil mar
kt rs at under cloud which will Teaure care.
ful treatment 10 disperse. far the public is con.
cerned The tenor OF the advces from the West con
tnues dscOuragiug and the bears make the point that
there is menace to pricos not only In the
legitimate development work in the search for oil in
tie explorations for natural gas now being carried
extensively, aud which may yield not what Is sought
for but oil instead Yet the market shows not litt,e
elurdnes under the weight Of general talk and opinion
Yesterdays business trhing and 1.-THE fucuation OF
pce was less than cent In the extreme but the close
unchanged from Thursday night
le range OF prices and the total dealings the Con-
sOidaed Exchange were as follows:
Opening. 79i2 Lowest............ 10
7O7s Final ............. 70as
There was no change In the price OF refined OIL
BRADFORD. Penn, Feb. 26.-Crude OIl-National Tran
cit Certificates opened 79li and closed at 70as;
highest price. 79i2 lowest price, TO- runs and
cloarsnees 37l2, 900 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .
strict f1an fgrftF.

Good Ordinary .........6 Low Mid1ling p
street GoOI Ordinary Ni61hng S4
Futures active at furti decline owing p1r'-
ly TO dccue ia Liverpool he market Orened at poip
dee Inc. Trcg r and unsettled during the daT with
further decline O y 10 IL pOlas whth was partially Io'
covered closing steader at to points decline from last
nights cOsine. Siedenburg sold the whole list freely
II nt sod the later uOnIhs Chapman : setter were deal
New Orlera bought there ard sold here lhOmD
Foote ae buyers of May Mohr sold MAY June
July and August ichran bought March and April SchI
fer sold lTNnlE. Saes. II 700 hales
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

1
head at jersey cy 81 cars ses
sI74 head ir TIE corresponding % ,%e last wee week .0' 81
at Oak S& ca @ePe ep f for Ship
snllbeser on TiaSs at soy city wsre oniy %
an vance Quat! cousered Of Sc over Wedne day
ns @ EGT' was Sis'sa sessy SHt GfIorS M Cold
Snoh sonr refsryed Iiei,D about ~ head
6sry Gyo 10 Prime Steers at 3Ods5 So and nothing Good
ana ry GSs s,f n 9sn end Rgs Tapssd g
Of Dry BY he head at s s4o @ each ne" '''
PgGps today 80 ys sheep on tho arraeouta by
bH Irn m me 5G I'm snocEs for the LgTopesn market
,hpgSd in sqeE AMI jose III Eastman send out in
na 1GRs %aaS S e a, .S
Nonray 1C5 live aitle S21 quarters OF Beef 40 Live
sales NGwon GilIet Pennsylvania Steers sgl 10.
DO 5j n at i5 q d. i34 @ at Il So % d DO y 81
Ct - DO ioi5 D. a. q IS oS9 q. 81 10; do
p Waye 50 chicago steers ,si2 n, At 50 50; lsdo
!. ~; nj a Il q "S a !'sS
oHs lGOS r. GtSl 40 9Cows an stays lila 70 at
10 @ 3 T b 81 at is a 's Star t5 oFcn @ at s: s.
e. t5 b. z E st. & = o fq Rs2 $ at e E. 90 g s3$s Yca4
ms 53i 10 ats 80 Bulls ln56 ~ at SO 10; DO lilo
SlH tss 6{ do os7 H. At s. o5 do G b
a. a. 80 2l so; Fresh Cows and Heiers at $25a
Ss0amGSTs 40" CO ls Ohio oxen. l47 n as4 s7ia
Nanr9. 50 chicago steers 12$t ~ at s! oOi u do.
6o S S at s.; S. 81 G0 Go os % T r. at 4 80 al S dO
fma sc m t a s ka9,a' g. 2'fSr SS s}S IS o s d
IL T. at s. 10! @ DO l55 h Il s. oj i9 AZ l10S
= y" S g. It p g 3d. ais3 S2o @ GesG & az 49, a ~ ia do at ao 5 H. -
at = % ittsturg do 129o n. at s. 05 CHICAGO do
3 q os n = e ssa 3 B. az " at
81 GS oHen 45 n H At ts9syyaSia 1 Rcs%s ate s ,eri 5 n
DO ie43 t. S % 20 Is do fa5s r' at t'S 50 ~
nSst $}S5; 100 I,il$ sts5 d. Ii55 at $ttss55i
1880 ' b. at 4 Bn M Z s &0 iq a. = 3d. g. a" - 7o' oxen
, H. : Essential 10 OHIO steers l275 r at g 20; 10
5 u o at n d % "a nj o c fsdS 81 a.
s. 75 z DO lIg0 @ at 81 75 20 DO ll23 H. at 81 TO- "a
AIy kecss - we're SS 97 nsp he a. a at at oo, Feeling
v @ H :, bi prices seay &c me decline DC noted yS erday
sae'HaIlenheck avs II Partly Fed calves 430 ro
%ssn &c Se b. af - o' D. ao i5o 10 at
Dn'enback Dewey veals, l4i ID, at &c; do, 100 b.
62i3 hoad-'o COthst ami II at jersey CITY,
Total for sN days 49 head against 81 4l9 head for the
terfays quotations Common Prime Sheep sold at sc
and one car extra at PC Fair to Prime Lambs sold at dd
-ales-J. F. sadler & Co: 1i7 Kentucky sheep Z j.;
b at 80 TO- 1870 Western Sheep, 81 TO- at &c 23 no. fS
!. n ftdcock AZ Western sheep 80 10. at 5qc; yester
Judd & Baekingiam, S55 Ohio sheep Is 10 at So a..
Newton GIlett 23 Ohio Sheep 81 II. at So s5i ITO do
Al na snCecs 4ays 1879 state sheep s2 p e. y So l:2
52. las do lOi h &C. 26 Michigan do, 80 b at 5c; III
state Lambs 81 n, at &c; , al, o., ,.-
g Ss} DO 100 100 r s 3 g. CO. M s7 do g. 1903 ~ @ 81
G Ia m ~ no a. - ~ 10 ~ state lambs 88 N ot s,c 225 Test
Hume MGeS, 10 state sneep. Il 70, at 4c Il do 76
h. Sc; rs dO 92 B at IS 80 80 western do lOj b at
.c; 81 state Lambs, g d. at 6l9c ,
4Jb 81 and 10 ears t Jersey Clty Total days
80 S head against 406 head for the same time last week
None for sale alive Normally trne weak at "a 400
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
TIE COURT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, Feb. 26.-The Court of Appeals
Will meet March l. The day calendar is as follows:
Nos go, $50, 52l 523. 52s 435, 196 and 800.
March 2 ANA lG Will be motion days.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

ho0s-RcceiDts 44oo slnuineDts. 2400, Light So $50
- 10 PACKING. ~ DS4 10 HEAVY ~ 256F4 As.
Shesp-HeceDts. 400: sniDments noue marxet nrm and
acuVe Common 20 Choice So 5OdS5 So
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
spIRIrs OF rURPENTINE

CHABLsHToS. Feb 26 -TurOSntlne hr.n at 400
bAyANKAH Feb. 2B lurOontine hrn lt S5e,
WILMINGTON. Feb. 26.-rurpentno nrn at 400
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

SALESAT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETRO
LEUM EYCHANGA
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
RAILEOAD EARNINGS.

KAIIEOAD EAENINGS
CHICAGo AND ALIOS.
1894. 1895. 1896
Number Of miles ........ ~ SO $40
Iiiri wccL in Feb ... slGI.3l6 sla8.sa5 sl47lJI
jan. Feb. u ....... liz so IOO5,G2l 9sg,sJl
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Numbcr Oi miles ..... l,iHl 2'?t 2,lii
Ihis1 week IN FrD Sbt,pbO slOl,NW Sl.lIOD
Jan. 10 Feb %I...... $500 fOO,OOJ sJO,OOO
MLXlCAN CENrRN-
l,hJ 1856. Differences.
Third week in Feb. sClH2o $500 Inc s24-oo
Jan. to 80. 2l....-. 0-1,Jbi JI9,JOb brc. 5000
Imports OF dry goods at New York:
1884. 1855, 1886
Entered the port. 81 - 0sl s2ssi o. S3e0iYls
Thrown market. ..... ",l2S.4JS 5nI2.2OS 3B3972i
Since January
mIrkct.....- ~ Fh"-Jo I5"JGOdO u SuHJVU
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1885,
BEplss Feb 2o-The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
German shows Of 6oO,O0O marks
THE MONEY Market.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. FEB. &c.
THs GENERAL LIST


ACTUAL SALES | Closing
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27

pED STAR LINE.
II FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
sailing from New York ana Antwerp oyers saturday
PENN LA 4. SSturi4y fcO p n
RIiNNLAND D Marco >" 800 = ~.
Saloon SEQ and 500 excursion. $40 TO $780, secosd
Cabin, $50 ton $50 Storage az lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen' Agts 55 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-27
BED "DD LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

TNHE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL S.. co.
4 American passenger line for st Thomas, barbados,
Para Maranhan Ptrnameuco Ba1ia Rio de Jancro con-
meeting for MOntevideo and intermediate ports.
ADVANCE. " Cd. Mar. "a ct noon. from
EIGANCE. Sat. Ap.ii - Robert stores. Brooklyn.
From Newport News, Va, third day after ~ 2 pm
rAUL GERHARD CO. General Agents - Broads1-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

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2Gs Short RIBS. UL Shoulders, 22s OIL Der cwt
Beef11S. for indian Ness; Prime mess. 5.a 3D.
TorSPnme Ma,' bIs. I'd per oDLi Prime Mess eastern
bUs.: Western "A I'd Lard American 32s Prime West
orL SIS III: Lard oil Sos. I'd. Hams-L0ng Cut. 5ss I'd
shOIucrq d6 n Batter 55s 0d cwt for nnest United
states. Cnecs - mcncan Choice. 47A Cd. Wheat-lted
WePtcrn IA 5d.; Red Winter Is ID "a 0d
SJung "a -g; New Western Ninter,7s I'D
New Mixed Western a.. td.; California so l. 6s. I'd
Cs 1t: Californian No 6S til n6h. ~d Der Genital produce
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nenurd UeCrJCuui. a l gallon CoverSeed-
American Red 4Gs cSt raOy-2js. Go DerCWt Rose
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2is Sd cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
= s-l. Quarters. 4 Ia. DeI n .,,
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Cake z 0sd27 ton. Refined P"trol"un ou ~
Ga. per gallon Of rrrDentue 3lS ol per cwt
sperm Oil Els ton ROsln- tommon. IS I'd per c"-
Pale dlIs Provisons-iar ard. 35s Od- Der cWt LOr
Amencam sugar lis "a. cwl Tor Cuoa CentIia1gn
pOlarnnR $50 and l3s ID lis OdfOr CuDa Mucovh" F
refining l1Jlt.: Austrual Tailow w-BooL rs oi; Us
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ANTWERP March . -Wlcoxs Lard closed at ~ francs
p ccnm"s prI 700 gOs.
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