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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
WATERLOO.

oioos
Maj. X. N. Cunningham paid our town
a visit one day last week.
MIR. j. ii. Nichols has IL pet bunch of
grass, which no says measures seven
feet from tip to tip.
MIR. II. j. BOYD made n flying visit to
Augusta last weok.
MIR. CasPar Smith is having IL neat
iron fence built in front Of his mansion.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. j.
ID. NJ. Shaw while in town last week.
Mr.. Wash Floyd, of Ncwucrry. and
Mrs. Joel Smith, Of Mt. Gallagher, arc
visiting MIR. Caspar Smith.
Our young men who attended the bnr-
bcoue and baseball Mt 4. l.. Fuller',, on
last Saturday extend to Mr.. Willie Aus
tin, their thanks for a delicious treat OF
watermellons aud other kindness shone
thom while in his own
NJ. T.. Wells, has ono of the curiosities OF
tho age, III the shape of n chicken which
has two perfect heads and four legs.
Mr.. Joe Poarcc of this :Own, saws he
has two acres Of cotton that will make
two balcs to the acre.
Crowded cut OF last issue
Crops in this section are looking fine.
Dr.. Taggot, Of Greenwood, visited
friends ut this place last week.
We were pleased to see the familiar
acc OF J.T. Ligon in town last week
Mrs. r.Ruthcrford, of Ncwbcrrv. il
visiting the family Of A. T.. Nance. of
this place.
Mrs. i. y. Parks, of this place, Is visit
ing friend and relatives near Packs
villc.
Miss Ida Adams, of Cross Hill. i.
spending some time with the family of
T.. j. Dcndy.
Mr.. Willie Andrews, OF Bradley. is
visiting the family Of Rov. Il. ". Sew
mour, of this place.
Misses Lizzie Pulham and Kate cobb,
OF Greenwood, are visiting the .amily of
Mr.. Frank Cobb, Ofthls place.
At a recent election, held here on the
18th, Maj. II. Is. Anderson was elected
lntendant, to fill the unexpircd term of
capt. ID. w. Anderson, resigned.
-" L . TIA ! III at MS OlU business
again, and seems to be at home, making
brick, with which he says he intends to
build an "Opera House."
Dr.J. q. Wilhar and Rev. II. w. Sew
mour have II wells dug on their prem
iscs. Dry town, but plenty OF water.
While our friend "Bill Arp' was wait
ing for the train here Sunday. he was
heard to say TO one of the bachelors of
tho place that there were two things n
man ought to do, and that was either
plant trees or marry, and his adyi to
him is to plant trees.
one of our young men happened to
SEQ a young lady on the car The other
day while 1t was waiting for tho fast
mail, and taking advantage of tho op-
portunity, he stepped on board and COM
mcnced n pleasant conversation. When
tho time came for the train to leave, he
walked to the rear end, as he had been
accustomed 10 do, to got off. But the
conductor had taken in the situation,
and he and the engineer hold n consulta-
ton, and when the train got on the
main line, he pulled the throttle open
and our young friend, when last seen,
was looking in the direction Of his
mothor's, as IL he was taking a farewell
look Mt home and It's surroundings.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
State Of South Carolina,
County of Laurcns,

In W Of So1NlON PLEAS.
Patterson, Lewis w. Patterson. James
f. Patterson, Joseph e. Patterson indi-
viduaily, and rs administrator of the
estate of f.. s. Patterson, decd, and as
executor of will Of y. A.. Patterson. doc'd
Caroline Shields, Martha Cash, Hester
McAbee. Elizabeth Burlington, May
Colo, Oscar f. Cannon, Flora Cannon,
Jonah Bryant, Della Brooks, Ella Ian.
ford, Alice Quin, Emma Pope, T.. r.
Goodwin, Seaborn Parks, Defcndants.--
Served.
You arc hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in this
action, which was flod In the cfice OF
Aug. I'd, 1896, for the said County, and to
serve a copy Of your answer to said COM
plant on Tho subscribers at their Office
at Laurens G. H., s. c., within twonty
days after the service heroof, exclusive
OF the day Of such service; and II you
fail 70 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this ac-
ton will apply to the COURT for the ro-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Aug. Q, A. D., 1886.
IL. g. G.. w. SHELL, q. C.. c. T.
HASKELL q DIAL,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
To Caroline Shields, Martha Cash, Hester
Mc.Abce. Mary Cole, Jonah Bryant,
Della Brooks, Ella Lapford, Alice
Quinn, Emma Pope: Take notice that
the complaint in tho above stated case
was flied In tho Off @ of the Clcrk Of
tho Court of Common Pleas for Laurens
County, state oil South Carolina, Aug. Cd,
1886.
HASKELL 81 DIAL,
7Plsintiffs' Attorneys.
August I'd, 1880.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

Being we'll acquainted with the
political record of CAPT. JOHN G..
DAVIS, and knowing him to be a
reasonable and consistent reformer,
identified in theory and in practise
with the agricultural interests of
the country, and, true to every trust
commit I'd to his charge, we take
pleasure In announcing him as n
Candidi tc for the Senate, in the
coming Primary Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

CAPT. j. b. HUMBERT, is here
by declared a candidate for the
Senate fromthis County to the State
Legislature, subject TO the Primary
Election. His record in the past
has been such rs that we know that
If the people call him to this impor-
tant position, he will accept the
trust, and discharge the duties
thereof to the best interest OF the
whole people.
MAN FRIENDS and FARMERS
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NOTICE.

The building Of Il new Bridge Mt
McDanieps Mill, across Rabun
Creek, In Waterloo Township, will
be let to the lowest bidder, on Sat-
urday, the 2Sth day Of August, Mt
II o'clock NJ, 1886, with the right
to reject any bid; said Bridge let
according to specifications that will
be presented at the time of letting
said Bridge.
JAS. l.. CRAWFORD,
County Commissioner.
Aug. Is, 1886 St
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
STATE Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or Id URNS,
IN COURT.

Whereas, John II. Powers has applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration on
the Estate Of Samuel l.. Power, decd.
These are therefore to cite and gdnon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to be and APP
pear before me at q Court of Probate, 10
be holden at my office at Laurens G.. H.,
on the 9th day Of September, 1885, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to show cause, IL any they
can, why letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this,
tho 25th day of August, 1885.
A. w. BURNSIDE, j. p. L. G.
Aug. 25th 1885 2t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
A Reckless Citizen.

On Friday last a negro boy found him
self the possessor OF a SIS 90 watch, and
almost simultaneously, Mr.. G.. w. IR-
WIN, Of this place, discovered that n
similar article had left his possession.
The negro, not having a special use for
such an expensive watch, c~ovenanted,
~bargained and sold said watch TO a COM
psnion Of the same %pursuasion, for the
full sum Of one dollar, receiving twenty
per cent. OF the purchase money in cash
and the baiance on n credit Of three
months. The watch vas found and re-
turned, the thief caught, tried, and up
on his confession, convicted. He
now occupies a room IN hotel Ballew
and would be pleased TO receive callers
from s TO O. p. NJ, for the next thirty
days.
We submit that for such an offence,
one good, sound t%hrashing, on the pub
lie square, wo, Id have q more whole
some moral %effoct, and at tho same time
DO less expensive. We refer the ques-
ton, however 10 tho farmers clubs
throughout the County for their con
sideration at their next meeting. At
the risk Of being called cruel, barbarous,
atc., we would sugRest a similar punish
mont for breaches Of contract and u fow
ether retty offence.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

The record of Con. j. ii. WUAR-
TON, in the last Legislature, will
show that iii every instance, he
favored economy and reform. We
therefore recommend him as "a
suitable Candidate for the Lcris-
laturc, subject to the Primary
Election. WATERIOO.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
Chr Augusta Ghrnnirle
AUGUSTA, Ga,
and the
LACRENS ADVERTISER,
For one wear at $500.

The Augusta Chronicle is tho
largest Weekly newspaper in the
state. 1t is a twelve page eighty
f0ur column) paper. 1t contains
all the important news Of the week,
and is filled with interesting and
instructive reading to the farmer,
mechanic, business and professional
man. Its Washington, Atlanta,
and Columbia Letters, with it's full
Tclcgraphic service, market re-
ports, editorials and general nows,
make it n Of the most readable
and one OF the best newspapers in
the South.
The Augusta Chronicle can be
read in any household. 1t is free
from sensatiOnalism.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

The friends Of Mr.. JOHN Fl.
COPELAND, would respectfully
announce him a Candidate for re-
election, to the office of County
Treasurer, subject to the Primary
Election.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
FOR AUDITOR.

The name Of G.. NJ. LANGSTON,
Is respectfully announced as a Can
didate for reelection to the office
ofCounty Auditor--subject to the
Primary Election.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

l respectfully announce myself
as a candidate for the office of
School Commissioner for Laurcns
County, subject to the result Of the
Primary Election.
THOS. p. BYRD.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

The friends Of MAJ. n. s. GRIF-
Fin most respectfully announce
him as a Candidate for reelection
to the Office ofSchool Commissioner.
FRIENDS.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

Col. A. w. BURNSIDE, is res
pectfully announced as n Candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Judge of Probate, subject to the
Primary Election.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
FOR ~TREASURER.

j. w. PETERSON, is respect
fully announced rs a Candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer--sub.
ject to the Primary Election.
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CANDIDATES.
For announcements undor this hoad
$500 must be paid in advance.
FOR SENATE.

We r authorized to announce
JAMES FARROW, ESQUIRE, as a
candidate for the Senate from
Laurens County, subject 20 the de-
cision of the approaching Primary
Election.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
ron JFDGE or PROBIT E.

! respectfully announce myself
rs a Candidate for the Office of Pro-
bate Judgc-subjcct to the Primary
Election.
$. w. VANCE.
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Aug. 10, 1885
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET

tyEaPOoL. March Is frOVSlons Bacon Cumberland Cut
.,s ul Long Clear Mude-. rs. Od Snort Gear MldAos
I,s snort Ribs, 2Js. OIL shoulders. @-T OL Der cN
Heof1ts Od EIra InuIdn Mess. frmc %. Od
PORK k-rume Ness - 0d per 1J.: tlnnc Mess castrsn
oh Lard Amerlcdn Prime West
,Iu 81 IT.: Uh 3Ss. ud Hams Long cut. 37s Ul
ShouOcrs Us 81 Butter 9s Cd per cWt Tor hneSt Uhcd
States. Cucesc-AmercaB Choice. l0A ,d. Wheat-kol
Western sprug I'll Jdi Red inter- s "a a ~ 4d
ptr ccuta. SUuHg - - New Western NinteI.f% I'd
New Mixed Western. "a. ud; California 40 l. - td II
"a. No. .. bN I'd. os. ID per Genital Produco
rurUentuc 3Is do a London. 3us Jd per
cwL I,ruucd pctrJeuu, i a. L per gallon CoVefScen-
AS cwt IdllOY-2 ~. Gu DercWL Hoso
Common. Pale. lis Od pOs. Od lnseed Ou %ls
IaliOw-fine AmeIICln. SI- 1d; Prim' Guy,
14H ID American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
J.i.tO quarters. 1 La. per H.
LONDON March S-PIOduce -Lnseed OH. $50 5s. ud A2O
l5s calcutta Lnsees 41sOd per quarter IAhssea
4 q Al a 6i. Refined Pernltum1 uu %
6is per gallon spirits Ot rurpcntue JJ4 vi per cwL
sperm On 2l9 ton ROsln Common, 3S I'D per c"l
Fale. iBs ala PrOysons-lard. JJs Ot- per cwt lOr
Amencau ~ular. las od ner cwt Tor CuOa lenlriluSH
,9.t..ng 00o id l3S OdfOr CuOa NuscOyAl" tr
scuunv 1ioat.: Australian TallOW W-BtcL rs id a sJs
Gd.: Mutton. 2js 14Bs 9,L Cocoa Nut oh-Ceyl0n
Ax7 Ja.. cochin $50 "a ......
ASIwERP March ls-wilcoIs Lard closed at ~ francs
BsTsrS March ls--Petroeum. 6 marks 20 pfenniss
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
COTTON MARKnrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvERFooL March IL 1890 Observation-Disclosures good
at unchanged rates Middlns lplands l5l6d do Mid
for speculation and export Yeeray7 sales increased
by late by oO00 bales American; receipts 1000
bales including $500 bales American Futures steady at
Upands Low N1ddliug Clausc March hHr
delivery j964d do April and Maydellyery Glfid also
4b864d: do and June delivery 3D. also GlGid: do
June and July delivery 264d, also 63bd 10 July ana
September delivery, s4d also Cad; do epcmber anu
October delivery, 8 76id. -
2 D. m OttOn-GOOd Middling Cplands j4d Middling
Ordinary Uplaucs sd; Ordinary Cpldnds, 4 I'D; Good
middllng Texas. I'D MddinR IeIs u lGd Low Mid
orleans I'd Good Ordinary Orleans lllCd OrdnaryOr
The sales Of the day included loGOO bales Amer
lean.
Futures easy; Cplands Low Mddlng clause March
delivery, 4 5SG4d. sellers do March and April delivery
64d sellers DO. April and May delivery. 5U.64
June July delivery 90. sellers do July and August
delivery. 364d sellers do August and September dey
664d Sellers do September and October delivery
p. m Futures closed quiet but firm; Uplands. Low
Mddling clause March delivery. j9.64d. value do
March and April delivery 59-t4d value do April and
C3O4d buyers do. June ana July delivery. H6ld
sellers DO July and August delverY, 464d buyers do
August and September delivery. 1G4d buyers, septem
Der and october delivery 6'O4d sellers.
GALvEsIoS March Cotton steady Middhng. go Low
Mlddng Ss Good Ordinary, 10 l6 net receipts. 116
bales 2V6 bales exports To the COntceent i7g
bales coastwse STA bales sales l3j baes stock 423
bales
sAyAxNAH March ls-Coton firm Middling. sssi Low
ceipts 49, bales exports Britain 1922 bales
the Continent 800 bales coastwse 376 bales ses 1850
EEw ORLEANS March ls- Cotton firm; M:ddling slllG,
1872 bales gross 2l32 bales sales, 5000 bales stock
334,677
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
LIVE .rnck MARkErs BY rELEGRApH.

BUrF,lo March l9CI'It>-ReceIptS last "A hours, $50
hcu to foi mus T. mead ioi Same I'M" last
eeg 40 hrad: consigned through cars ot which -
I, orn 3 cars market dull weak ana over
ShSel- Heceuts a hours. uuO rea total oT week
mus ar 49, mead Last weeA. 2JiGO mead
I-. - ed ihroIgu winch to New-NorN
c- on solc.t Extra sea.y with modcrdt' demand
I-i IQt6 4u 10 falr duh ANA lower at "A o. u
"A M Lambs quiet and weak at - OJGt' o. cars Ie
,--, .-.., - ---..
mn, ar for Stn1 tiue last week @S9-0 heat
II ui winch 10 Sew Ork 90. 3
ior saic Mixed Pigs ANA Light lorkeIs - % a. -
sc ect,d OrkcTs Irmat ZJd$i 80. selected Mediums
weak - 30esI jj, Coarsc Mixed Heavy Ends lower at
s. .UaSi 80. ali offerings taSrn.
AGO March DrorsTS journal reports; Cattle
23up mead mar set active
Shpiug steers ~ SJOCkcrs ana tteucr5 S2 30
=, 30 cows Buns amt Mixed. II JUdSI 90, Buk - 30
Uog,-Recents 10000: SHIPMENTS 5000: marSe, steady
Rnupb an. Mixed : oOH - 10. PacKng anJ SnDpIuI,
- - :, 90 : iIgIt. - GUGsi %; NkU' ~ jUGS3 T..
;ece.pts ueIo; shipments 300 heIl iaarSet
ourT Nauv,sr3 NeS,cn. ri UUOtt 90; LauIOs
~ ,,.a 20 uU: Texans - % - 80
sf iOrls March I-.-,dnte- HecelDts. 500 shDments
orU mar kct aulc: 10 Choice Naive shipping steers
- J4sJ 80 Butcher steers s5 IGe4 jji COWS
and Iicfcrs JdS3 So StOckers ana rtedef. s3 OO0
,.. o., ,o. 4.
:. o., PacEiug - 15HS4 % Heavy, ~ lj9si ~
SheeD-RecelDts I2JO; shlpment.. 200: marNct easier
arJU
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

REw.YnRK. THURSDAY: March ls-BEENES-R Receipts
were single carload OF 80 head No trade Live Cattle.
Feeling steady . reported night receipts tomorrow.
City DRESSED dun at ~ io Ordinary Good with
a little Prime selling up 10 Oc.
Western Dressed vcry quiet at 7dsl4c with no Prime
OfeTeL
cable advce from British markets report American
Refrigerator Beef dul and fraction lower with Zoe the
sce quotation American Mutton selling in London lOc
per 10
boxes valued at g. 900 which there
Shipments day 100 quarters OF Beef and 100 Of
Mutton in the AdTiatic bJ Joseph Eastman.
CALVES live calves received To daY OF
which 2l3 arrived 6Ctbs MarAet weak aud trade slow
Choice Neas sold at = &c ana lew selected
Heavy Jerseys at &c.
Country Dressed Veas in liberal supply. dull and weak.
Bobs" sold 3dIc. Ordinary 10 Good at lnd9c,
strictly Prime reached 9dlOc. City Dressed slow at
7dllc.
sacs-Je Jelne Wright 60: ~ Veals l22 a. at &c l2 do
l0I H. ~ DO los D at j'4ci 81 do, lO5 H. A 3c.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
Hume & Mullen: 80 vcals. lgo D. m7ci odO' L

uur,N Nurcn; 30 veais l2o N. at 7ci do l"S d. AZ
a,,,cs,c paris 90 Yeas 1877 N. at 72c IL do l3l
b a. &c 30 : 90 co. w. ss Va. l3G B at 71c.
l. \ Gcsarisnh & Co.. ~ Jcraei YEAS lV9"''~ O' "
collins, - Jersey vcaIs l5)a25J 10. at ga Sc; 10
@ :. ol: VeA' 49, n, at 7ia, 2do Extra 2@i u"
smreP ANp LAM3S cepts were 80 cars rn, Si o. AMI
no In nrts lambs wer- received az Wasin- tpl 81 ,
Eet rora iJr days 4!G h'al against zoS ,o,.ni
aud IN ntrset ruci u wI'h best era steady aug nn, @
moh 20 Fair stock weak VIA ato"h"S'" 'o"''"'''
Tro Pe 'h,i6sida.Ig ac AMI clrlo'ls 0, ok Ey
f., Gb, ,yt,efa Hcn, TO Nr Els at Gsi For orli;;
po T. t'io.cC i 1S Dnt,hsrs pad d@' r AMI s. He'ho'
Mos Of s Sprnt in to day wer under @ stS ann
TIN cs fm' ruled a1oat seiIY ~ pa5 5n 3! onos
duil aDf over Poor to 9od So ~ 81 ID Vent TO A.
many the ont ilc nguIe ald Lftra 7el'c''u "' " "
na.I ~ W r % cr dn at a ,ic for Ordinary to Prime
VIII lilc choice Quality scns up 70 l'c DIe, sen VIII VII
tor L1mrs quiet at lc, and Dressed Splhg Lao' S0
Sale caack & Dewey lsl Ohio SHEEP p bS lS ~ @ at at
&C. GG do =. h, oc ~ state Lambs. 80 ID az ''+c 100
do = 3d. M 7c 50 no. ~ h. al 7s' ,o, .. ., a.,
l7G do c2 IT, A. Gac DO - o. at c ia state LAMBS
~ rc ." sn MIen IL state lambs II ID at 7c III STATE
r. Pi,cock go OHIO shee) 81 ~ at csc 23l 90. -
H. at Ge 247 DO Il - 5isc IT'S do ~ TO- at - 'o' "
o9p 9nad I kingHm H. 3ol Michigan SHEEP 81 H. at
- = ader & Co 1871 osio Lamb, 500 ID, at 81 - 23i
W. .tcrn do O., n AT &c 376 Western sheep 20 b a, &
Newton Gllett 37 Ohio shceo S d. az % e. 5s, Miyed
~ d. az o6t . 49, ~ "a HcnR ~ a tr ti No. o 'O
Ever.tt & CO.: SO jersey spring Lambs at -
- collins, % Jersey spring Lambs at : e1eh each
W WAppeget II Jersey spring lam, @ ~ ai NJ ) do at 81
Ego 4 'atis \ Spring Lambs, at 20 per hc"' ' " -
g. 0iyeP & 60: 10 Spring Lambs at 50 rer ,!d Tor 20
ii,GG rcccnts rrr ears o; O7G head. Tot Tor nV9
davs 2lO7i head O? mead or TIE siIs ,6 t
Souutry Dressed ycd 5a5'cc fo eoVy r .It
for Nedinu, Giac for Light states anu 0'2" -
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OT PE)OV'T-
PR yor,j E;r,r. T.SsslS tnI q 6'rO tfI
cryrn,1- MARKrT REPORT.

COFFFF-Srut no dull avid c1f''r ~ 80 ,t.dr atar
Ortion3 o,?nrd points lover an c.os'l htf" ic
ygi,@T Ii shj uus,- IS sales 2oJln bags M&ItGn & GdGG
7I5: m. 1utd-Hj. Nsy. t?3dt!"nuG5 'UGn.n.c,rh,T
oo July caje7 20 Argn,t g., 50, Z" o6rr ,%i 76SG o.
TcccrG"r 7Gn1TOc Mid drm; ses $50 bags Maiaca-o
solJ on p vIr % d1 and nominal at 47c for 'ar 20
his Mnsco,ao /; ldc. ca.g2 81 t M r. g.
Tor ~; tcsi lgf and fic,c!t. EiHci du 'Hl
Gru,hei Gac. Cu5ct Loci roWotrc1, ,ctroncfs
Cr1pul,fed G 6 lie; Nnud A. &c; o"I.ct'Vi
80 y " i,c St,n,iar1 ." l3.lGc.; on A. 5.tci
V.ius TItr. 90" ma Ice. Extra &C. o'd@''rc'
"C."4 QJi,c.. Yellow. 41i0jc. - -. .ood. ,,o,tet
HAY AND srRAW-nenlnd ior nay fpon Grm dsnand nn,
stroug: Surplv fair straw steuY ani ~ ,nLin w.
Iiav cboicr 'Timo.by 9'L 997Lc. 40 J. S36"Gi 40
. so sjci clover Mixed, oe7c% clovdT, o'G one me-
rye . = 95c Snot Rye, Gja7oc. oat 4oGo'c' "H'''
CoTTON-Spot Cotton l6c higher with more re- aevS' @ nv
Sales ll5 bales nn2 intending ~ o troroj
"a for no re cpusimutipn 2un cn specuai"ni ~
on coptfact lUJ bales Receipts at me 20 i,sf
bales, against S,"j2 this day las "c'A '"' '
year. .-..,
Tne qnofatons according to American classification
fnlI.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19
FOR PHLLADLLPHIA.
XVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. y. &. * Il R. r. e. Co. lcS~ce -
TIlE WET ~UORE ROUTE / ALpNG TIE WFSF
SHORE OF THE WOKLD-FAN' HUDS - tR
AROUND r 0THGIIs' OF CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS,
AND IIIR UGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
aud after January g. lso6, trains VIII leave West i2d
a. follows
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foo, OF West
Detroit and Chicago 93Oa. m, GOO, STOP s!ecpers
through.
Butia o. Rochester Suspension Bridge NdeT Falls. 930
a. M 500, :. lU p. ~eep"rs aud dr.viN
Unra and syracuse $50. Ii - a DID,, q .u. $. io pm
Highland Pukcepsie AMI Kingston 10. $50. l4.2j m,
3 3d. $40 II 30 p. and 600 p. iuI klI-StOn
Saueerties and Abang, $780, II -6 m., 3j. OOl 10
Catssi :. o, ll.25a m 3 s.. $40. lllop.m.
Crausion'~, West Point, Cornwall md N,UbWg no.
$50 rs m 3j5. i:6 $40 lilo p. m. and 600 N.
for cornwall u and NeWburg
For Montreal and canada Fast. 600 p
IIaritOn London. $50 IN, 600 ~lo p. m Toronto,
-9.3u e.. iu. ftU 90. 10 p. uI..
Daily tDaly except saturday Other uans ay except
SUNDAY.
For time tables pIrOl sleeping lcc0mm0ta
tons or Information. apply al Offices HoipkcL - Hudson.
ST 3jS Washington 80 Ft.ipiNi; Annex
OF Fulton New YORK CITY 30 dn d. 80
IroadWay lJ3l FOwery and West ~Loe ~3f Ju- foot OF
Nest lJd ST aud foot JAY 81. North RIVER M,sfcOts
vi check holes amt
deices. Orders can be LETT at tI,kc oih,g>
HENRY "a pNEIf
RrOld
New-York tribune., 1886-03-19

NttVAL STORES spirits Turpcqnne was dull at IS ~,
on The spot i'osn hrAri. 2,4nei - H''S
s. 80; H. ~ G2q; u, - %, y, "A p; G. - 90
"oGt1N FRElGnrs yoTy dT,q, but not aeryS LIyEEHR
b0 !. steam 600 Ou.h. grain by Power son Co; "a
L. 5ra 3 S sa Sah 5 p gram y to arrive a. West
There room f ye % S1s s Si gs+n on !Is
stn 81 600 grain ~ Ladrnbrrg Thalmann e co.. id;
IGqco GTsP Po 1HT'SrG D 81 aoi CHS%T
british steamer taken by Budget Tor 5000 4rs grain
6noed s ID "a Cd az. Sd; steamers 2s iit.a3s ga.
port ncrc t. the general Eet naia dqI Gsk Prices
however show no decided ehanse aales Sn pnls, N'i
on ryae term NC Mess ;oHEy 20 foe I Famy
xira filIne. 80. BEET-I'rce, are nominal absence
4 qa'e1 Iegpna %s & Sv ss5 'S G Ts scie 's GSS
70 90 in 1bs: Fancy pat7' s. 90 PEE hAMisT
MEATs Are wei sustained IN Prcr win iar demand nd
iak e iGs ams h iSH @ zoo fcSed h u%sr' FcEeG
6s 6sa az At 49, Smoked S D. hoaeri S lhea s"P%S Pesed
Hams. sh0sLc.; smoked do aHc..., NlDDLEs-D -Dnli
aud less nomIrsl. Long clear IN NewY9rk quoted
80 or Western deiyGry Long Clear j+c short Clear
jtc.. DRESSED HOGS IN Iabr 1eUl- nnH s,e1Iy' y
The masc Tatier weak The rst trading bat later
points closing with the besl aggrcs GnG 1m specnaon
meGcaS ] anu ne % stp0' oT aip"rS A. G2G
63Oc; go ties. April GOO ;-9c.. closing 81 a&SQc,
., S elG'ns 8, $50 so. g;
64i@9l e. cosing i SO ;,ty' oioi dr, Hac.
975 fcs al 63Je Renncd qnated 5.GGc. and
-cut American Soc. sales 800 ContEcnt private
TIE aud CHEESE AL desirable GRADES
I'm good demand very firm ana lower quatcs
rule quiet Butt ER-Elgu Creamery, Sc. Pennsylvania
do BE; Western state Dairy halhflun tubs, -
n 30c: Western Imitation Creamery lSd2ac; Western
DaiIy lO0I.c. Western iactOy, !, a2.c., Rolls SG -.
OF u IrTiEK State airy Il d26c.; state IaIes. rKns
and tubs ia Zoe Stale Dairy hrkins. IGd23c....
CIEESE-The market u very strong and shade msher,
with continued iar demand State SI!nlOa4ci Western
7LalOlac: SKINS 2Gsc...... EGGSAre hcay ana lover,
VITA SOW demand state ac Western. l2l1a Sci South
ern. dl"4C.
STEA Rim E-Onict and unchanged in price city quoted
at as. a &C and OleomaTgaTnc al &c.
TALLOW-M odcratty active. Prime city quoted 4Lc.
saes, So 600 lbs at 4lzc.