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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
Administrators Sale Of Real
..--e Estate. o

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Henry county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, on
The 18th Day of April. A. ID. 1886,
At O'Clock p M. at the front door on the north
side Of the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In the county Of
Henry, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Five and fveeights acres Of land, more or less, of
of the south side of the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section number thrty-six, In
township No. s, north of range 9 east, III Henry
county, Ohio, less and excepting two thereof
describ' d as follows, to-wiI: Commencing at the
southwest corner Of the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of said section, town and range
aforesaid, and running thence eight rods north /;
thence east at right angles forty rods thence south
at right angles eight rods thence west at right an
giles forty rods along the half section line, or e
Higgins north line, to the place of beginning, the
tract of land to be sold containing 5S acres, more
or less. Appraised at 5000
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thirdi in hand, One-third in
one year, and onethird in two years from the day of
sale with interest; the payments TO be by mortgage
upon the premises sold. Itsl
FRANCIS NJ. BOST,
Administrator of Albert Wells, deceased.
mch1s.td $500 yG@
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
Notice to School House
Contractors.

g SEALED proposals will be received at the office Of
Ohio until IL O'Clock noon the 18th day Of April
A. D. 1885, for the building of school house on the
school grounds in sub district No. 1, OF said town
ship, according to plans and specifications file in
said Office. Bids must be made according to law,
Section 39SS R. s. None but the lowest responsible
bid will bo accepted, and the Board may reject all
bids. OKEE M. PALMER,
mchlS-td Township Clerk.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

The Chinese minister at Washington
is Mr.. Isas, Jr., though he is considers
bly, over 60. His, wife is only 20. The
only English sentences the minister can
use are "How do you do" "Good-by,"
and Champagne is. good" Some
members Of the legation are careful buy
ers of fine gems.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Uniformity and Justice for the whole
state, and that the rate Of taxation can
be materially lessened 70 the great ben
eft OF all, Whit the State will be af-
forded an abundAnt revenue.
rrU Respectfully submitted,
], B. FORAKER, Governor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
sherfrs Sale.
Charles Il. eidlsy. .s the County Treasurer Of Rem
ry county, Ohio, Us
aiY z ~ = " = -asiIrf

.
Charles Il. oidsy. as the County Treasurer Of Hsn-
ry county, Ohio, Us
~ '- "a John Beasins, et al. 'i'ii
Order orsale from Henry County Court OfcOn-
mon Pleas. ei sei- p lri
named Court and 10 me directed Sheriff Of Henry
County, will offer at public sale At the north dooi
ofthe Court House, In Napoleon, Ohio, on ~;
., Saturday, April IL, 1886,
at the hour Of 2o'cock, m, Of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate situated In Henry eoun
ty. Ohio, to-wit: . ~ ehi tli2H p
The east half Of the southeast, quartsr fill of
section number three l3), In township number
four t4), north Of range number seven Ia east, in
Henry county, Ohio, appraised at 3, 200
Also thirty (s0) acres Of land lying and being In
the north east quarter Of the north east quarter
i0ur (4), north OF range number seven ~ east, In
Henry county, Ohio, and is more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the
north east corner OF said section humber ten i0),
thence running west on and along the section line
Of said section number ten li0) about ninety-cight
(98) rods to the north east corner OF land once
now owned by one Samuel oyerhuls. thence south
once or now owned by one Jacob Clover, thence
east about ninetyeght 1887 rods to the section line
OF said section number ten l0 thence north on and
along said section line to the place of beginning sud
there to terminate. Appraised at 81 500. 'x.l
Also the west part OF the northwest quarter
Of section number eleven (lll In township number
-four 4 north cf range seven seven s east IN Henry
width east and west and one hundred and sixty rods
in length north aud south, containing one hundred
acres Of land less and excepting twenty and 81 100
hundrrdths go 3l-1U0) acres thersfrom which has
been heretofore laid out the plat of the town OF
Malinta, Ohio. N'T
Appraised at 81, $50. ga1a .riatrl
~ " FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry county. Ohio
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Pure blood is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and
strengthens the system.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

In chronic cases of neuralgia, rheu-
matism or gout, where the disturbing
cause isa certain acid which poisons the
blood, Salvation Oil should be used ac-
cording to directions. This powerful
pain-destroyer will in time dissolve the
poison circulating in the blood, and
bring relief when all others fail. Sal.
vation Oil kills pain, and is only twen'
ty-five cents q bottle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Directconnections mndein Union Depot at Colum.
bus for Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia; also for
Dayton Cincinnati, Louisville, and all points South
and Southwest. -
M. Close connections at Toledo for Detroitand
alIpoints in Michigan and Canada.
III. FALKENBACH,
81. .sa Genl Passenger and TicketAgent,
CoLUMBps,O.
g. r. CARR, General Superintendent.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

sTrains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Sleeping Cars on all through trains between Bati-
more, Washington, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Columbus and Cincinnati. styaiL u ,r,sls
Additional trains leaves Cambridge for Wheeling
at $40 p. m, and Wheeling for Cambridge at 100
a.m., daily except Sunday. .. --lI .L)I
G. X. LORD, WI REPPERT,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Div. Pass. Agent,
~ BALTIMORE, MD. iftuHft}l1l Columns, o.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

"Have you heard the news, Pat?" said
a Jester to an Irishman.
IAN phat's that, sor?"
'The devil is dead"
"Take that, sor. It's all ] have by
me, or might do betther," said Pat,
handing him a penny. II niver sind
an orphant away Imply handed, sor."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Mamma-Do you know the Ten Com
mandments, my dear?
Little Bess-Y Yes, mamma.
Well, repeat them.
I can't mamma. don't know them
by heart, / only know them when / see
them.
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EAST BOUND.

sandusky Accommodation leaves Columbus 90
Q, M, Newark 05 am. $40 lntI,. r4t1h
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

cnass Of Mutton also for Mr. Eastmln The LydaD Mon.
arch with about 2O Live Cattle and the Egypt
pcct To sa tomorrow with 1fO quarters of Beof ana
cprcasses Of Mutton.
CALVE--iocopts wer, l75 mead about equally divided
brtyCen Washington 6nthsi Demand fair and
pces steady. Prime NeIls sold NJ a. c and
Dressed Caves In moderate sdpply bat not wanted
TO-DAY Poor Prime tOuutry Ncas sold at 2U
Ice and ordinary to Prime tty Dressed ~ 6Gllc. lew
Dro,sod GTasgrrs reported sold at GdbLc, -
sales G. collins 80 Jersey Yeas, lO U2'0 ID, at OdSc
o. williamson Is Iorsey Vols l5d l30 10, Mt i2c.
Halcnbeck q Davis; L. Strtc Ncals. Iz0 n, at &c
SHEEP AND LAM8S--H. ceips vore u cars OF l,IO2
head Jersey City and al 60ths ana 81 head
Spriug Lambs received nj Washington Mar
Ect Trade limited Tor Of stock bnt e ling tte
n:nCr. Common TO Fair sheep sold at - 80 ~ & and
Lambs at 6i407rc Spring Lambs duh and lower with
Fer TO 60 selling ht +bNSH head, and common net
wanted Extra selected went to A Luyster at 500
SO per heal.
Dressed Mutton slow at 5 a to Good with
PTmf quality selling up loc and Choice Heavy Wcther,
here would bring Dressed Lambs quiet at 90llc;
au extra stock is sold at the slaughter houses ~ high
sacs-Ncwton Gilett 427 Ohio sheep 80 B at s. 521j
81 Pennsylvania Wearing Lambs ~ 10. AZ &c.
Judd buckingham . Jersey Ewes. los %, az &c -.
Iallrnbcck Davis 24S Western sheep II 10 at sc 100
dO - TO- sc - state Lambs 81 TO- at G4c.
.Ccns 10 Jersey Spring Lambs, at s. 90 per head
do, at ~ 90 each; do at So 90.
Evert 6SpTiug Lambs at 80 90 per head; 60 at
:! un do at 81 OO - do at so per head Jersey k"o
w Appleset ~ Jersey Spring Lambs at So OO0t9 90
he1d .
JciiTe Wright & Co: : Jersey Spring Lambs 81 80
each: , do, at 81 - head.
HOGS -lecepts - OF 3l9J hc2d-l5 cars NJ
lOthst Jersey city. None for alive Nom
e hrmer gt - IOd 81 %.
CounIy Dressed dull but steady at 5dji2c for Heavy;
5aa6c MeJum; Ga6Ac for Light states and 6i2a &c
Ifalt
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SHORE RAILROAD

Y,C.&H. 3: z. r. co. Le4seo. ,,,-..
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAM D HUBS ~ HIV .R.
AROUND lOTHILL5 OF CATSKILL MOUNrAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHE
MOHAWK.
ana after January 81 1885 viii West l2d.
". stat follows:
trains leave from downtown station foot Of Jay st
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF Vest
Detroit and Chicago. $50 m .6oO $40 p. seepers
through.
ST. louis. 800, $40 p. m. secpcrs through.
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails - 30
800, 81 10 p, Sieepers and dTa tug
Utlca and Syracuse $50 IL q a N, 20 $50 pm.
Highland Pokeepse and Kingston 40 $3.50 lI2J m,
1855, $40 'll.4O p. m. and -6OD p FOR Kingston.
saugerties and Albany % 80 1928 NJ 50. 600. SlQ
CatsAn'. > 20, Il:25a M 3 55. $40. IIiopm
Cranaton's. West POiut Cornwall and Newburg '7:l0,
$50 1878 300. 49, $40 lao y. u. 3 90
fol COrnw all and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 500 p.
Ha iton London, - 80 IN, 600 $40 y. Toronto
% 80 a. m 20 90, $50 m..
DAILY Daiy except saturday. ouer trains daily except
Sunday.
lions Information apply at oiaces iioeokeo 79 Hudson.
Brooklyn. 1888 Washu gton ct; 80 Fulton St Anner
office foot Of Fultonst New Aork cy Sl5 35i s,l eis
West 42ds, and foot OF Jayst North River westcotrs
win call for and check begra g. from hotels and real
deuces. Orders be lsst at ticke Offices.
HENRY " NETT,
$50 Broadway. GeueIdl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1854
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork VIA UesOroses and COundt Street
HarrisOurg rttsDurg and with Pullman Palace
Limited Of Dnias s@'ng aGG ssGpn ans
wsaspOHt IN ocs ossrY Maten GSy m CORY and Ert.
e eon3eeti1s al Cory FOR fitasve Peiroloam
ssoe s1S the % 6n aa i3g Ste
g NJ. arrive Washington 4Ol ant 3 80 2 m; arrive
i4 81 and m. y hight sunday SIS a. mr 80.
Tor Atlantic City except Sunday Through Parlor Carl
LONG Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate station,
yn sunday ys' a%0S and pSSn not stop &!S ~
For I'D Point and Norfolk via New.York Philadelphia and
day; wa Ba tmoFe and Bay Line; 59 week days
a. Jersey City, afOrdinR speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive From PittsDurs, $780, 8lO ll:3O sj5
snG & s2 p "a day @ f5on %sssi9g5on @ 3 ana & 0s, 81 ~
500 800 a m 3;20 O20 and 10 IS y. m. From Phils.
seRs $d S5g SSS $3.50 ss SO 49, 80 80 e9 go 1893 80 9 o
s4O. lli35 a. M S:2O $40, C;o1, $50. $780, lO.35
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
cypress trans leave New Yor via Desbrosses and
nmi.SGi m ani ana n s m S4S 4 58 g 8 and
and 44O D, IN. snndaSs. STTess Ci5 o % Lned.
r.l sna 10 a; m; : ~ 3 g. 4 and D. M and u ;ht
lilo a. m m l. :, g. and p M and p N. sundays.
Ret@rnng trains ' elye % road Street station phdoph
,2Oi PM @i,sd 40 ,nr. % o. go 1 8 20 g u Ra
SS5 sos sso ana mo- No. g On 3a SSnf1g mte 2c S5s s5
tsays PasIp6l va e. Camden n IN say except spnaa.
and loot Of Desbosses tourtlant sts coartGt nd
snsshs 1nRef 3 v FESSy
Ticket ONE No Battery pace and castle Garden.
baggage tTpT 9 q hOi es s9l%t aq9 residences voon
Genera Manager General Passenger Ageut
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
nd. receipts are light. and

NuIs-Peanuts dun hut held firmly; hama picked
69ad 6i4c; country cleaned. 5DJc farmers unclcaned
4ke'4c. Pecaus plenty and du: lots quoted
3dJc
HoNEY-EIrcmcly dull az l08l2c. whi,c and 96llc
fo DARK white extracted dali at H7c dark extracted
salabie.
BEEswAxFair supply. demand hight at % d2Gc for far
to chOicc
MAPLE SUGARA few lots OF prime quality, mad" fOm old
Syruy selling Mt lOG Dc that price could
ceeded for srlc y new IN quantity few Os from this
state apparently mixed new and old sell slowly at SdJc
The daily receipts OF milk ami tine various
railroad distributing points and the city for
week have been as follows Erie s.. 81 milk %
Of CONDENSED mix and 7J OF cream; Susanchanul
LAG cans OF milk aud 2 cans o. cream; New York city
and Northern LIB Of milk Ontario and West Shore,
lS7o cans OF milk. l3D condensed milk and 20
OF cream; New Haven and Hartford l. 100 Of milk
Harlem LAO cans Of mls 81 condensed mix
NewJersey Central. 41j cans Of milk and OF
and hy miscellaneous short routes l3jO Of lk and
cana OF cream Ihe total daily supply has been 24Io
cans OF mix. 2Z2 OF condensed milk and 1873
Of cream The markcthIs been y active aud prices
III surplus have ranged OF 81 ~ Of 40
quarts
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUJE
prJ. Worth Rirsy Vry,.iS nqf z fH,JrdI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio on SPOT qnet az S''c ior Falr. 40 sa's
opened cOscd stc1dv bnt rather que; Lehman
sold March april and December; HeHtz sold ApuL JOB
bes hold g stocks aid The interior supplies are under
ght. sales. 1880 bags, cOsng as follows
March 7iGe 10 April 7L9GIl5; MAY 795s7iS: S
September. 7Oj0715; october 7.luGilj Noyembcr
lOd7 Is; December 7i0d 7.2Oc. MID grades quiet 800
bales Mocha sole private terms.
CHICORN-GrOpnd. 81. a isc
COCOA Dull weak Quay squl, lj< Is i2c; Caracas
lS02lc.
COAL Dull and sti great extent nOminsl buyers
holding of
COTrON-Spot Cotton quiet firm and unchanged Of
ferluCs light sales 2jS bales all spinning
Receipts the ports TODAY 1G5' bales, against 1907
this day last wOck and 1Ojl last since september
l. 4GI7lZ5 bales against 4,i79Gsj for the period last
Inc quotations American classification
~ fOows
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Gcarbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied without charge IEACHER RS registered
free Many vacancies Form for stamp. II. r. AVERY,
American School Bureau Wo.t I4th.st.. n. Y.
A RELIABLE selection of school circulars
~ Tor parents and guardians Teachers
supplied r. NJ. COlk ERE, 81 sst hst Bdway
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Gov
tTnesses etc, Colleges Schools and Families. Appyto
MRS. VI. J. IOUNG-FULION. Z5 Union square.
SCHOOL AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known in the United States
j. W. SCHERMERHORN& & CO., Last l4th-st y ew.YOrk
'I'EACHERS WANTED.-lLadcs, Vocal
4 Music and ElocutiOn. French and German French
Music ana english FrencI. German and Music. French
0CntleineD Musical Director, IIawlng and Pain ing.
WOMAN'S EXJHANGE
IEACHEkS' BUREAU
329 jth.ave.
NVANTED.-By young lady of refinement,
W position companion to lady would teach small
children; would travel references Address
MOLSURr, Tribune Uptown once, l.23~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Iuesdav, March l6.-BEEVEs-Receipts Wero
~ OF B34 hoad24 for Mr. cars for
ssught.rer4 direct and for the market 40 attic o
feTed for sale y. Feeling steady
CITY Dressed Beef dull but steady Ordinary
% Prime sold at l4dbcf and Inferior low 6sdIc
Receipts Of Western Dressed Sect fo the week endir
saturday March 9 were about 80 loads rather
quiet at Z sL2c. for Decent 10 Good Beef.
cable adyicos from London and Liverpool represent the
markets. steady with Live Cattle In light supply and
unchanged AZ l0dI0A2c.
shipments today 27Q Live Cattle In the Helvetia by
Goldsmith and In the bspe steamer by Joseph Eastman
900 OF oaroasses Of Mutton and The
wyoming takes out 20tO quarters Of Beef zoo eAx
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

F61T 6F ~ III ITaEiRTY =; Ysr ~ N0a a. II liver
For FIJI sS% TRESr6 FFE Boaqa
FsStY$ & io tqo isS 80 . 5'se. S
sS wn JcqH r fSr Ss@sntG%n cCnhS Hs
fOsTn e1a GxRs all Day Trains SLEEPING
asFn9s sAFa I9 sss:t Spn and Green
PSS 'sS s.? S 5 Ss Se iSs D. TSri SS sgS aRi
For 81 os0 Rvs " sUNR fFAhf ana Penn
gfY ~ sySsgnE ss5 " sEy5@y!@ s and
EST G saa sti tS aI 100 s,Aa
1870. lE0. s;a5, 545pm. sundsv: at e5op'm-
For FS FPRRMtE92GH at at 7 So 3 50 45 m 1880 s aOa
ror afG4 f EHES I9G.y' NAgcT cETXS su,
at 400. 80 sso B. mr loo liSO' "s'' '''' ~
For 1V .o 7So s4S 10; III aS 30 90 100
For sfsl al&h Sif RIDGE 'bFAScT at 400 'i' M 400
For sT RRiYmlNGToN 100. 80 H.. IcO $780, 400 10"
sSS Ne 90 90 ssS 5S'S S,S Ss 5S
SSi iiyo 200 7s5 gi6. io.Sop sundays 400 5000
vdt sIG ssSa AZ oS St9 .sO esSa $50 lsi
SgD Sundays days 400 500 o.S m- 1900 u" $50 40
SSo IoO "SSi isVo o% Il Il 80 30 30. HOO n LOO
y, 3;%c sGA Ec aa2 G4a2 GSeEIs sR9ve RS ..
$50 10: ll:o. M dtSS. 0T; SSo ~ 100 t' s.S am
46ns RIVER Ri s and AZ lS
ro Ti II ~ nHNTIS ciTR ViNELANp and BklDUEtoN
MN JERSEY SOUTHERN DlNlSloN'
FROM Pier No. 5, ,NoIth River Via S1nSx ngHANcB
var HtGiILANDS. 'sEABRlQHr LoNu Dnn n a
IAKEW0Op TOMS ri YER and sA 5000 ASNI Pier 50
Norts ,iVer, II. 2U7 20l. 2s7 Az "a 80 ~ Ia IL
Brosly ay O6b 1877 and 349 oth.Avs st l5JS
IL nj lsy Oreenwlel ST. lA1 10 fast an
$40 BowerY aIpl {. and prin,ipai NV BroAowAy
SorE C,iy In Brooklyn at No toutts iu in koboken
Az $50 futon-st 80. s7e Man nhatsin vii call ~
SSSa Washlnetoa &C n Y transfer tsmpany ,s,,nsttou
ana Oh seh @ pa gag sS from ho''s'' q O. HANCOCK
MoodInSs:., Gen Pass and ltekss ~
". y. DALpWIN. u. n r. Axss Ais A~S''
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Total four weeks.


De%GSiG WBassng qmGt aS at 6o@5ac W
Sc No dc shippnv 7oG 7sc 3ieJer n" 60
S5c. clover mixed, ?5Gsdc 80. straw. 81 ojGsI o5
HEMP SC Mania Eelnp quiet at 6qq7c. ssal IN mod
crate demand at llGailsc. Jute butts quiet at lSlGa
HiDEs-- Quiet but Common steady. River Plate HIDES
MOLAsSE-- Dlll at ec. for 800 test Cuba.
na at 4Sr. on the spot. t,os.n duh ana unchanged
OCEAN FEEIGH iS-Frmcr in the berth. with the de
u anG da fol pefroca% IIVERPooL scam 26oo Bas
sra $ d@ o steam SHih ss sgan TSm
bush gram from store; "a II ULL steam 900 bush
British steamer 10000 qrs grain IS I'D also steamer
with 5000 9iS originally teSen at s. Cd and now rechar
PROV iSlONs- PORK-The market has avery quiet look
Exporters remain m een and nquiles from dealers con
% %tanS ot mn'ei Sia'ce[ ' Ge'' howeyer show no de
ss Mess Gnocd y for 5d and oa2 %
si4 Is for Clear BACK an 20 90 Tor Extra Prime
BEEF Demand continues light and prices remain nominaly
as quoted last City Extra iEd1 Mess so OOasi7 OO TX
r. Mess 6ns - 0o@FS J0i lacEei 8 in bbls
prices. with a moderate demand Quoted sIS o.. CT 1
MEATS The demand has fallen on the far business
rce- however have steady supDort Picked Bellies II
A. d4% smoked shoulders, ajl4c; Pick Ell Hams s9
snce our Ia f. win slow dem nG Long .ar Ioi IN SeW
York quoted 5ac fol %eaten delivery; Long Clear. 54c
at ste ay Tress ICES Cliy heayy to Light Sc Pigs 53.c
and prices advanced 3a4 points closing at near the best
rates Speculation quite 6sk and The export movement
export at 6Z5d625h4c: $50 ties. on Grade i7lci 800
62SdG29c; l,150 tcS. ADr. 6.26dG2Sc. Closing 627d
b20c 4.JCO tcs. May, o. SGG3lc. closing soc:
$50 tc' Jnne G.5aS q '.6c closing 65 a634ca 1000
est. 81 aG 4Gc. closing Gf6aG iGc; 5000 tcs Septem
Der G5Zd65ic. CITY steam IN far demand. sales, 25D
tcs. at 625e Refined Continent 6.GOc and south
BU TT Err he market has varied IN any par
ticular ruling firm with fairy active demand principally
for fine grades Eastern Creamery, 81 33c; West
ern Creamery. 28d5ci ElEm do SIC. state Dairy
han6:kin tubs. ZOg2 g Western Factory. l2G3aci
Imitation Creamery, Is 2Oc. Western Dairy, 10 lYC -.
CHEEsk-lhc market "a well supported without showing
further change the demand continues good state a
l02ci Night skins. a7c: Western Hat gle Skins
lLG2 EGGS. Hold 10 steady prices with fair de
mand state l+e western l4ci southern. l3 lic
STEARIhE-Dul aud nOninslIy unchanged. CITY quoted
at 9ase624c and OleomaIrarine at lj-l6aGc.
SUGAIt-kaw quiet aud TO great extent nominal Fair
beanins' Bes l6d6ei 90 test Centrfugal, 9l6c
esSeenc Powered e'se6i?c: Granusrsd, 64a
STANDARD a.. o 1910 on A." $50; White Extra
&C." bsd5 l6c5 hItra &C" 6u65ac; "C"42d
SC; yellow, 4aG4 l3l6c.
TALLOW In moderate demand and steady Prime CITY
q99tea at 80 4 lc sales 72o0O lbs at 4lc;
1OBACCOSeed Loaf selling quite slowly: sale. with
In the last three DAYS have been 100 cases 1851 Penn
syyania ON private torms 25O 1888 do, 7alOl2c
20 cases lssi uho. 10 100 bales Havana tOasl 90;
XA ohio sold az Soc DO at 33c UnNashei Deiaue
"a Sc; Foreign Nolls, I0S1Ooi Combing ltdlsc
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Dodro ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
4 NY parties weary Of housekeeping or hotel
life, and willing tOpy lDerlly ind superior ac-
cOmmOdaoIs with home comforts permanently. address
MADISON AVE, Tribune Uptown Onice. l,2Js Broadway.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apartments
~ with or without private table. 1874 MadisOn.aye.
HANDSOMELY furnished large front room
over ooktng GTamercy PARK; hot and cold water and
bath: also single gentlemen only 50 Irving Place
DLEASANT ROOMS; newly furnished; mar
Ted couple single gentlemen; nnexceptionable table
l37 East Plat 81. Gram rcy Park.
NNALLACE'S, l2l ; 5TH-AVE-HandsOmel
w furnished rooms Calge ana small for gentlemen,
restaurant a Ia carte table dhOte dinner 70 cents.
= EAS / AIS r-ST Second floor, sunny, front
room good service and every comfort references.
* and 30 GRAMERCY PARK, Gramercy
sbJ Park and West Goth Single rooms steam heated,
nrst-ca's board IS TO 81 weeE gentlemen referesce
IH2 MADISON-AVE-Se and third
100 story rooms with private table and attendance
References.
- DISON-AVE.-With b0ard.-Ele-
giant parlor floor, three sunny rooms suite also
third front hall room
West Side.
THE PERCiYAI.
go WEST i2D.ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
Parors and bed rooms with bath and toilet suitable for
gentlemen small families OF adults