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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
,c,-,n,t IN the Budp

Sad 70 say. many : 600 si snI bsssi ag
a nothing more than Ia for con.
% he other hand il is mater as ,o o evil
a0s msy Be also pIoIUy, ,. sss q the
large CS;dIp.Ugpssd and fatal Of diseases, ss.,l
Communion have their es SSsp 'I ss@ o.
ca.ss soothing ard enc a drnagists.
r Rti sss cured thousands ~ drugs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
Contradiction .
,WbaKiIl No haa9'

sco,chmsn-"WhstIl ye hsef
Frenchman-"Tll sake o drop OF con:
trsdlction."
Scotchmsu-"Whst's thatT
Frenchman-"Vsll, you putin the Whis-
kew 70 make it strong, the water to make
+ weak de lemon to make it sour and de
snvsr to make it sweet. Den you cay,
Here's 10 your aud you take it yourself"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
All That science aud skill

could do to make Rensons Capcine Plasters tie
heat porous pa,ters, ard also the beat general
ternal remedy 10 the world, has been done. When.
ever 1t is possible to improve them 1t Is done. Bep
sons plasten are not made to impose upon the
credulous, but to cure disease. Their eminent1uc-
cess has procured for them the voluntary endorse
ment OF 5000 physicians, pharmacists and drug
si,ts throughout the country, aud the outspoken
preference oil the intelligent public. They are
prompt, powerful, cleanly and certain. They
cure where no others will even relieve Refuse
limitations STYLED "Capscn," cap 81 cum" or "Ca-
pucin" plas ers Reputable druggists only. The
" rhres seas" trademark on the genuine and the
word "Capcine" cut in the centre of the plaster.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
An IecentiSe.
Chicago Lsd9F.

If anything in this world can pat wings
On the feet Of indolsace il IS woman With
: dipper of lot water aid Toward I'M
uulss when tramp is sassy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
soene In Recitation.
Harard LaRpcsn

Iustruc.or-May ] take yoar textbook.
Mr.. X.f
Mr.. X-CertSinly, sir. .,
ructor-Ms. Y. woald you mind If l
nns tia lssyesa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
Look Out.

That every good Christian must sleep in
his aruor is provero as old as true good
ness, but the man who goes to bed with his
boots on in strange hotel becomes at
once an object of grave suspicion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
A Disclosure.
- D,,gI U.-,r1

One important difference between man
and q woman is that man puts bis clothes
on him, while woman puts herself in her
clothes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
Electric Belt Free

To introduce It and obtain AGENTS viii for tho nett
sixty DAYS give away FREQ Of charge, In each county
in the o. g. a limited number u our German
Electro GaIynnio spspensory Belts, Prles 20
ysricocee Emissions, ImpOtency kc. 80 10 Reward
paid II every Belt We manufacture does M. yefsS-
aYspiIipe electrccirrt 1T kddress atcGCs kLPI ufu
BRLT AGENCY, z. o. Boz lie, Bro1klyr, :. T..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

Miss Bella Moore will return to Wheel.
ing before the season is over supported oY
Mr.. Frank Hennig. l have never seen
Miss Moore on the stage, but if her acting
is anything ike as winning as her manner
and conversation in tie parlor, it will well
pay the lovers of art to see her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

-Sedalia's home manufactured
goods are numerous and creditable.
The ladies fine art department is
a blaze of beauty and wonder Of
The mineral and geological dis
plav is one of the handsomest ever seen
at any fair.
The fair buildings are taxed to
their utmost to accommodate the de.
mands for space.
Mr.. Daily desires the services of
a number of young men for the fam
beau and gun clubs.
-Coldren & Lee, of Iowa City,
Iowa telegraphed yesterday for seven
teen stalls for bloOded Ayreshires.
Secretary Better was having the
usual circus with inSuisitive and in
Fortunate seekers after information.
Capt. Stephens said yesterday,
81 am better pleased with the racing
programme for this fair than any
ever saw"
The Park hotel, will be open to
the public for meals at the moderate
price of three for 81. Lodging &C
commodations will be supplied for 1O(
persons. This is great convenience
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
Double Aprons.

A new feature developed in summer
dresses is the double apron or double
scarf of a breadth of silk edged with
lace draped around the top OF the
skirt, while below this is a similar
breadth draped in curve that reaches
10 the foot of the skirt in front, or else
both aprons are pointed toward one
side. The effect is very graceful, and
gives the depth sought after for drap-
sries; it is especially liked for foulards
and India silks, and also for the lace
dresses now so much worn. The back
drapery used with the double apron
has no special reference to the shape,
and NAV be any of the fayorite swing.
ing designs with plaits deeply folded
their whole length, or else the straight
full breadths with pointed wings
Harper's Bazaar.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

A Trio of johnson County Crooks
Manage to Make Their
Escape.

Warrensburg, Sept T.-GSpecial. J.
Quite an excitement was created here this
morning by the report that there had been
a Jail breaking during the night by which
three prisoners had effected their escape.
The report was hardly credited at first as
the jaif is one of the finest in the state and
has always been considered perfectly safe
Investigation, however, proved that the re-
port was we'll founded and that the sup
posed impregnable Jail had been forced to
yield to such Insignificant instruments as a
case knife and file in the hands of deter
mined men who had with these instruments
sawed and fled hole sufficient for their
egress through the steel and iron floor OF
their prison and flown to freedom without
creating any alarm whatever.
The escaped convicts are all hard cases
for trial for bigamy; Harry Fielder, one OF
and are as follows Chas. Pate who was held
the most notorious and desperate horse
thieves in America, and negro charged
with swindling.
Search is being made for the trio, but up
to the present time no clue has been OBJ
tanned as to their whereabouts, but if they
succeed in evading the vigilance Of Sheriff
Russell, they will be good ones.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
MASS MEETING.
The Gas and Oil Question Fully
Conversed and an Increase
in Capitol to be Raised.

The meeting at Smiths hall last
night was largely attended by num-
Der of Sedalia's most substantial citi-
zens.
Mr.. F. A. Sampson called the
meeting to order and moved that
Fred Meyer act as president and
put the question which was unani-
mously carried.
Mr.. Sampson stated the object of
the reeting to be the consideration of
several plans for the furtherance efthe
general interests of Sedalia and
hearing from thecommittee appoint
ed at the meetings heretofore held
on improvements, railroads, finance,
capital removal, and immigration.
Mr.. Jackson then went on TO make
a report from the committee on I'M
provements, and gave in detail some
valuable and learned conclusions OF
the eminent geOlogist, Prof. OrtOn, In
relation to the prospects for striking
oil or gas under Sedalia, and wound
up by stating the very sensible con,
clusion that the only way to ascertain
whether gas or oil can be found here
is to;put hole in the ground.
Mr.. Sampson was followed by
DIR. Trader on the subject of oil
and wells.
Mr.. Cyrus Newkirk was then called
for and came forward and addressed
the meeting ON matters of genera
interest outside of the gas question
He cited the lost prestige of Sedalia'
trade within the last two years, anc
stated that her future prosperity de
! pended on the united and determined
effort of the citizens. He said thai
the Improvement committee nae
arrived at the conclusion that tn
original capital of the improvement
company, (s2,5OOl, was insufficient
to carry ON the enterprise, ant
that the capital stock should be in
creased to $4,000.
On motion of Mr., Sampson a com
mittee of four, consisting OF Messrs
Gold, Mclaughlin, Morey and Jaynes
were appointed by the chair to wal
upon the gentlemen present and solici
a sufficient number of subscription
TO raise the desired amount to $4,000
After considerable discussion, cal
wasting and talking it was resolve
that the whole meeting resolve itsel
into a committee of the whole to 81
licit and work up the capital stoc
$4,000, and that meeting be hel
tonight to canvass the results.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
GONE GLIMMERING.
True Love May Not Run Smooth
But it Runs Very
East
Alex. Smith and Mary Orcott
Skip Out to Meberly
to Marry.

About midnight last night Mrs.
James Orcott, wife of the well-known
contractor, might have been seen. hur-
rying through the streets with Esquire
Fisher and several other gentlemen.
Mrs. Orcott showed plainly that she
was in a purturbed state Of
mind, and the fact that her
hasty footsteps led direct to the station
house, was evidence that something
had gone wrong. Of course this was
enough to set the reporters on a scent
and the trail led to the following dis.
coveries. For long time past
ALEX SMITH AND MARY oRCoTT
have been ardent lovers, in fact terri
bly, mashed upon each other, but as
usual they found the boat of treaeh-
erous cupid not a smooth
sailing vessel by any means
or in any sense of the word. MIR.
and Mrs. Orcott were dread Nemesis
in the pathway of their wooings.
Smith wss nothing but hotel portey,
and in their estimation no fit compan-
ion for their idolized daughter, and he
was forbidden the house. Love, how
ever, laughs at such small obstacles
and one day
MARY AND ALEX DISAPPEARED.
| A two weeks search ended
in the discovery of the hayward Mary
. boarding almost within a stones
throw of her home. She was return
ed to the Orcott domicile and renewed
efforts were made to wean her of the
distasteful match. Some weeks ago
Smith left the city and the Orcotts
drew a long breath of relief. Last
night however the poor mother had
a sad awakening from her deceptive
slumber of security. Mr.. iOrcott for
: some time past has been in Wichita,
Kansas filling contract. Last night
Mary asked and was granted
PERMISSION TO GO TO A PARTY.
Not returning when expected her
mother went in search of her only to
learn to her dismay that Mary had de-
ceiyed her and had not been to the
party at all. Hence her appearance
at the police STATEN with friends. The
entire force was put upon the trail OF
! the missing girl, and by 2 o'clock this
! morning they had learned sufficient
! to solve the story Of the
disappearance, which is briefly told as
q follows:
! Smith had been seen in town; later
he was seen in company with Mary
A the pair were going toward the depot.
; Mr.. Berry said they had been there,
! they had purchase tickets to Moberiy'
!. Others had seen them board the train
= going north, ami here ends the story
= for the present. Let us hope nc
\ tragedy or drama is to follow.
MIR. Thomas Wallace will leaveithls
l. morning to bring back the truant'
under state warrant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
MERE MENTION.

For best smoothing harrows metal or
wood frame, seventy-two teeth,
o1o-l9t &wam BARLEY Bros. & Go.
-sturtevant G. Hicks will use new
and novel set of harness on their Team
next Wednesday in the trades procession
Miss Hattie Van Horn will have
birthday party tomorrow night at III
Jefferson street. As Miss Hattie is quite
fsyorite, the attendance will be large.
C E. ugenfritz deserves credit Tor his
enterprise in having completed yesterday
one Of the finest displays OF stoves ana
hardware ever shown at the falr.
Manager Oberst of the May Fisk
English Blondes is in the city. Ihls Is ms
first visit and he expresses himself as highly
pleased. He pays the ladies a high com
pliment, says there is not city In tne
limited States that can show mp as many
handsome ladies as one meets on our streets;
This compliment ought to be appreciated
coming from the source it does, a. MT
Oberst is constantly surrounded by..so much
beauty.
Rev. w. B. Palmere will this month
start by the way of the west on Twelve
months tour around the world, visiting
the mission fields of all churches He viii
spend October in the territories and Gall
fornia. thence 90 to Japan, China, Siam
Burmah, Singapore, Ceylon, India, Egypt
Palentine, Cyprus, Asia Minor, Greece
Italy, Australis, Germany, Poland, Russia
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Holland
Belgium, England, Wales, Scotland anc
Ireland. He will write some very interest
Tag letters to the press during his tour.
Lexington hnaeligencer.
Wagon work and general blacksmith
ing BARLEY bhos' q w.
S-12-lN G. WIN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
The Coming Event

The ALTA Norman English opera
company will give the first operate
performance of the season at the opera
house on next Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. This company has the
exclusive rights to the English pro-
duction of "The maid of Belleville,"
the latest composition of Carl Mil.
locker, who has established good
reputation in this. country through
his "Black Hussar," and "Beggar
Student" The opera has been I'M
mensely successful in New York IN
both Eaglish and German, and the
organization is said to be first class
one in every respect.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
The HoustOnia Racket.

The case IF the state VS.. Buck
Berry, of Houstonia, for assaulting
Jim Mockbee, came up before Justice
Halstead yesterday. 1t was tried by
a jury, and they returned verdict of
not guilty. So Buck departed happy,
while Jim was net so happy with his
sore head and mind.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

81 would not live always" was written
before the discovery of Browns Iron Tonic,
by man " all out of whack," with tor
pid liver and dyspepsia. Those now sui
fering the same way drink Browns Iron
Tonic, and sing:
"Sveet fields arraged in living green"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
Hydrophobia Among Cattle.

A disease much resembling hydro
phobia is reported to have broken out
. few weeks ago among the cattle near
yhepardville, Kentucky. The animals
affected display all the symptoms OF .
dog with the rabies, and no one can
approach them without danger Of
hefnp killed. A Mrs. Jackson was at
acked by a cow, and before assistance
eould arrive, was gored to death. AN
other animal on q farm near Fair.
mount went mad, and attacked and
killed several hogs. dogs and chickens.
m Il thought that the cattle have been
bitten by mad dogs, as there have been
fsyeral killed in the neighborhood suf-
iering from rabies.-PrGirie Farmer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
Perfect Sight.

As thousands can testify, there is nothing
90 much to be desired as perfect sight and
perfect sight can only be obtained by using
perfect spectacles. C. G. Taylor, our home
optician, exercises great skill and patienc.
IN fitting those needing spectacles with care
and comfort to the wearer. l2-l1dtt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
Dwelling Burned.

The residence of the Widow Perry,
about six miles west of this city,
burned to the ground Wednesday
night. The house and contents were
q total loss, but fully insured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
Died.

VIM. NJ. Jones, died at Smithton
Yesterday, after a short illness, aged
% years. TIE funeral will take place
TODAY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

Broom corn cleaners, horse powers,
hand rollers, BARLEY BROS. q 20.
9-I2-l2t &w2m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

Richard Olmstead, livery.
Louis Deutsch, Liquors, /
VIM. Courtney IL Co., Boots and
Shoes.
w. NJ. Moore, Liquors.
H. Laupheimer, Hides and Pelts.
Famous Clothing Store.
]. w. Houx, Stoves and Hardware
J.. Lamy & Co., Clothiers.
w. J. Maltby, Teas and Cofees.
Rod Gallie, Groceries.
S. A. Rose & Co., Fuel Dealers.
w. H. Ramsey, Groceries.
Deverux & Lewman, Pictures
J. w. Bruins & Co., Groceries.
NJ. V. Sweet, Butcher.
Norton & Ramsey, Groceries.
c.. E. Messerly, Merchandise.
d. Ramsey, Furniture.
Phil Hahn, Saddlery.
VIM. Smith, Butcher.
THIRD DIVISION.
Under command of Frank Cray
craft
MARTIAL DhNDs
Sedalia Fire department.
East Sedalia Fire department.
Chas. Yost groceries.
w. o. B. Dixon, groceries.
J. B. Wilcox, commission mer-
chant.
Clay & Heynen, marble works.
Nelson IL Haywood, painters.
w. II. Moss, builder.
NJ. Whitlinger, groceries
D. Bother, seeds and implements.
G.. Eckoff, groceries.
Robbins Business College.
Sturtevant & Hicks, groceries.
Hickman Il Teubner, confectiOn-
ari9s.
n. II. Gentry, stock dealer.
S;cher d Doyle, hotel.
w. P. Cousley, contractor.
F. B. Meyer Bros, dry goOdsr
Labor Union, paper.
d. w. Turley, groceries.
Hoffman Bros, stoves.
VIM. Hahn, groceries,.
s. B. Cohen, secondhand dealer.
Zimmerman q Harter, millers.
II. II. Marean, dry goods.
FOURTH DIVISION
Under the command of John e..
Sneed, Marshal.
Mccormick Harvesting company.
John B. Gallie, grhceries.
A. l.. Goodwin, livery.
Kaiser & Fisher, hotel.
Crystal Ice company.
p. Brandt, groceries.
Ed w. Stevens, mule dealer.
Sedalia Democrat.
Kobrock d Phel, restaurant.
Jno. Walmsley, gents furnishing,
carpets, etc.
Pacific Express company.
F. w Young, painter.
w. Sharp, music.
J. r. Barrett, dairyman.
B. S. Rembaugh, miller.
Lyon q Walker, livery.
A. b. Dempsey, guns and amunl'
ton.
Wollstein & Co., Liquors.
Gordon IL Let's, groceries.
[ Cain Bros.s wollen mills.
III. Knopffle, street sprinkler.
S. E. Spercer groceries.
w. A. McNulty d Co., grain and
feed.
w. j. Long, groceries.
John Fisher, cigars and tobacco.
Barley Cros., foundry.
All who have not yet reported
should do SO Immediately in ordel
that they may be assigned positions
If your name is not in the above lis
il is because you have failed to repor
or it is Internationally omitted, and
Mr.. Daily desires such as are no
mentioned to report to him.
A fiambeau club and gun cluI
will be added to the numerous attrac
| tons of the occasion, and to sum ~
net only the trades procession, but tn
entire fair promises to be the creates
event ever known in Sedalia's histor..
and she throws wide open her door
and invites the world to come and SCI
it and enjoy it with her.
NOTES.
Phyllis win trot agains! time mex
Thursday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

There is a growing sentiments In
New York State in favor of the State
controlling medical icensure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

We are authorized to announce VIII
liam Becker as candidate for County
Judge from the eastern district OF Pettis
county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
SEDALIA'S WEEK.

SEDALIA'S WEEK.
The Missouri State Fsir Will
Open its Doors To-
morrow.
PROSPECTS, for the Grandest Fair
Ever Seen West of
st Louis.
The Busy Hum of Preparation
For the Event Begun
Yesterday.
Every Department Will be Full
to OverflOwing With
Exhibits.
Some of the Finest Stock and
Fastest Horses Ever Seen
At a Fair.
A Brief Synopsis OF the Coming
Weeks Grand Pro-
gramme.
The Trades Procession the
Grandest Ever Offered
i'm the State.
A Full and Complete Detail OF
the Programme and
Entries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The BAzoo is authorized TO announce
the name of General Odin Guitar as can
didate for congress, subject to the decision
of the voters at the polls in Noyen Der.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
COTTON MAnKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March -lO p m.-COtton-Dull and prices
in buyers favor; Madns tpIand4 - lbd; do MtllIg
5000 baes. including l.OOO uales Tor
speculation export receipts, l3ODO bales including
300 Daies American. Futures woakI Uplands Low
Mddng clause. March aud Aprii delivery. 07bid also
b7-Uld: April ana May delivery, U2b4d. asO ~
t4d; June delivery. ! 6i-b4d; a-o ! ~.
u4G; June aud July delivery. iOid; also 0id, do
July August delivery 5.idi also 36td do August
september delivery, . sud- also 1.Od! do Sepem
Der AT l octoDrr drliNrry. d b0lui also 4 b4d
.m-The sales Of the day included $500 bales Amer
lean.
livery 61B4d. March and April delivery -
do delivery bl.Y buyers; do. June aud
July delyery 90 sellers do July August delivery.
o August and Septeml,r delivery, ,.
selerst september and OCTOBER delivery ib4d
sellers. $1,000.
u. III Futures closed weak. Uplands Low Middling
J6-Gid. do. Marcn and
Apr.i delivery JOpId sellers, do. April and Nav
livery. Jt.oid. sellers; do May and June delivery.
Jsl64d sellers Junt amt July delivery l.64d
do. July and august delivery, ID buyers;
August September livery ibid scllersi ID. sep
tcnIOer ana october delivery. - 2-Old. sellers.
GALVESTON, sIaTCh D.-tOttpn ea,Yj Mlddllng, S7n.
Los .iIldllS \, Good Ordinary 1916 net and gross
receipts oil Uacs. exports 10 the Continent LAO bales
coastwIse 1875 baos; sales. lisi uaes stock, 1U4 II
Dacs.
Low MIdpg. o-l6 Good ordinary, 1916 net receipts
l7u9 bales sos balesi exports TO the Continent
600 bales cOastwse, 7O7 bales sales 800 bales
bj.4Su bales
HKw. .OELEASs. March o.-COlton nrm Mddliny sSs Low
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
XVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. $. c. 4 II. r. r. r. Co. Lessee. .
Til WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE MESr
SHORE OF THE WOKLD.FAN HUBS ~ RIVER
AROUND uTHILL1 OF CATSKILL N0UhIAINsy
ANp rHROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHB
MOHAWK.
ON aner January 81 1856. Will leave wcst42c
a. stat follows
All trains cave downtown station foot Of Jay s
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Detroit and Chicago .s3oa m.. 600, p sleepors
through.
RuTa Rochester suspension Bridge, \iagjra Falls o30
~. '6:OU. S ~ Slecpers and drawing roon
Utica and syracuse, $3.50. IL % a IN, g o. $40
Highland. Pokeepsle and kngstoH. -ilO $3.50 II 25
81, H. ~ll:4O y. M. ard COO y. Tor Kingston.
sageres and Albany. o So ll26 35j 90, -slc.
catSsili. = %. lIg5a M; 3 S.. $40 IItop.m.
Cranston's. West Point, Cornwall aid NrwhurR '10,
- 30 ll:2b M. $50, 4S0 $40 'll4O and 600
for Cornwa all and Newburg.
Montreal and Canada Fast 900 D. M.
IIa uiton London. $3.50 GOO $40 p m Toronto.
$3.50 a. ~. 1000. $40
.Daly iDGly except Saturday Other trains daily excep'
Sunday. .,...,.- ... ....,.
tons Information apply at orces; IoOokeh 10 Hudson.
a. Brooklyn. 333 Warrington 80 onst Annex
oicc Of Fulton.,t New York CITY lj 5d3 SCI s4s
broadway 1891 Bowery aud West shore stations foot OF
Vest 42dst. aud foot Of Jays Nortn RIVER VISITORS
Express will FOR ard check baggago from hotels AMI rest
lencss orders be lsft at tIcke offices.
HENRY " )SErT,
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI. North River, Vessels aud R1itrodd&
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Qmct but steady. Guayaq'nl' lohdl -2ci
lSd2lc
CIICORY-C roma. 5i2G7isc
COAL Dull and unset lei go,
CORDAGE Fairly aciive and steady on the OASIS VI ITO
for Manila and &C. iOr Si'il
'r00PERACt : roc K-Quiet steady and unchanged.
,urFrt t-Spnt 10 frm,r SisdS4@c. for Far. on
tons moie actie and points higher The Dntc sale W. nj
brokers' Valuations II wls hOndaY IN iNp
and halt holiday Iav In the morning Havre was qulet
bu steady receipts in santos ior two days were 0ny
OuO bags sales $3.50 bugs. closing trn March .ln9
72o; A ri. 7lo@1l5 MAY. !iHG1S June, 1idIu
aT2O; October 7.2p67. 10; November, i.20G725; DO
cembrr 79ua7 80. Mild grades active and in re
81 10 the favorable result OF the Dutch sale very nln
COT pot Cotton lice. lower and quiet sales 3SS
bales for home consumption Deliveries. 2U0 bales, Re
cents az the pots TODAY 130l2 bales against 32 u
TINS oav week and 5.S42 last year SINCE september
45lGGlU bales against 4430S2 Tor the same period last
inc onoat,ons according TO the American classification
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