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Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
The Funeral of Ell Crozier.

The funeral of the veteran Eli Crozier,
which takes place at 2 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon from the residence Of
Mrs. Kay, No. 304 King street, will no
doubt be largely attended. The Ameri-
can Rifles, Company a., First Regiment
d. N. G., have sign,fied their intention
of attending, and last evening at spe-
cisl meeting of Smyth Post, No. l, G.
A. r and at the regular meeting OF
DuP Pont Post, No. 2, it was decided to
take part in the funeral ceremonies.
Charles L Davis, tho comedian, who
will appear at the Opera House to. NOR
row night, has rendered the use OF his
magnificent band Of twenty. six pieces
free of charge. which will save the mill
tary and Grand Army the expense of
hiring band. The funeral will leave
the house promptly at 8 o'clock, and
will be in charge of Undertaken Thomas
Mitchell.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

The Spring Trade.

We are now prepared with large
and complete stock of single aud double
harness OF all kinds, trunks, bags,
whips, collars, horse clippers and spe-
cialttes OF every description. Our repu-
tation for making good, durable work
stands at the head, and we intend keep
Ing " there IL low prices and good work
will do 1t. Those who are 10 need Of q
good set of harneps will do we'll by
buying or leaving their orders, as we
guarantee satisfaction every time. We
deal In ne harness but our own make,
and that all made by hand and from
the best material. HARRY @. PARKER,
No. 10 E. Third street, Odd Fellows'
Hall.
Coal and WOOD.
2240 lbs. of the best well cleaned coal
In every ton you buy from A. Sergeant,
l06 Maryland avenue Also pine, oak
and hickory wood. Bottom price for
cash.
Painting.
Tughman banner, houpe and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street.. Job
oing properly attended 70 and estimates
furnished.
Dealers, LOOK Out.
Gilmore, 106 East Second street, has
educed prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you bargains for the cash.
ImpO rtans.
For good and cheap furniture 20 to
L. L. Messick, 1906 and 307 w. Second St.
For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
A neat Rosewood Piano for 500 cash
by James Shobe, 800 West Sixth street.
Bush's. French street wharf, is ths
place TO buy your coal.
IL fine cabinets for % at Westcott &
Cummings, 1902 Market street.
8, 18 and SO pictures for 26c., at West
colt & Cummings, 3O2 Market street.
Call at Durstain's 3 wholes ale depot, ,215
King street, for cigars and tobacco.
Secondhand pianos, all prices, for
sale by james Shobe, agent for Charles
NJ. Stieff, Baltimore.
Charles j. Il. Beckett, No. 1O8 West
Seventh street, importer of pure wines \
brandias and gins. Great bargains In
cigars. A few more at low prices.
Just received new lot of Capital
Ranges, which we will sell at very rea.
sonable prices, and guarantee them TO
give entire satiofac.ion. Pickels'
Stove and Heater Company, No. 9 East
4th street.
In the purchase Of a Cappello or
Capital Range you will make no mis-
take, as they will bake, roast OF broil,
and we guarantee taem TO give salts
faction. Call at Pickels' stove store, 81
East Fourth street, and examine our
ex ensive stock.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
Cheap Underwear.

Special attention is called to the
great sale OF underwear and dress goods
by Crosby & Hill, Nos. 220 and 222
Market street, which Is now going on.
Ladies' who fail to embrace the present
opportunity to secure dress patterns or
un der wear will surely regret it, as such
a chance may not soon again pres ent
itself.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
Rnried Yesterday Afternoon.

The remains of Mrs. Richard II. Bay.
ard arrived at the p, W. & b. Railroad
station from Philadelphia at 8 AZ O'Clock
on Thursday afternoon, when the
funeral proceeded to the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery. where the
interment took place. The arrange
|ments were in charge of Funeral Di.
rector Wilson.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
25 CENTS.
THE LOT INCLUDES

Ladies' Night Gowns,
ruff1ed and trimmed with
Torchon lace.
Ladies' Walking Skirts,
with deep hem and ruffied
ilounce.
Ladies' Chemises, tucked
and trimmed.
Ladies' Drawers, Fruit of
the Loom Muslin, ruftled,
tucked and trimmed.
Misses and Childrcn's
drawers, all sizes.
Corset Covers, perfect
fitting, handsomely trimmed
Children's Mother Hub.
bard dresses.
Infants Night Gowns and
Slips.
Ladies' and Nurses
Aprons, wide tucks and
long strings.
This is the most impor-
tant sale OF Muslin Under
wear ever made in this
place, and affords an OPP
portunity Of securing first
class, reliable garments at
much less than regular
prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
Ten Thousand Dollars

worth of odds and ends in tobacco and
cigars will be closed out cheap. Chap
man & Co., Seventh and Orangestreets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

Large buttons from 25, 35, b0,75, 81 90,
| 81. 40 to $1.75 o DOZEN. Our button trade
is large, and we cxh afford to sell them
cheap. NJ. e. Riley, 228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

Use McInall's Syrup Tar. 1t will cure
when other medicine fail. Made only
by N. B Danforth, druggist, Second
aud Market streets. Night bell on
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
Terrapin ana Oysters.

Powell has on his stand in the Third
street market good stock of fine
terrapin, oysters and halibut, as well as
his usual variety of fish.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

A barrel extra family -four for $3.50;
groceries cheap for cash, at Kimble's,
Second and Justison streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
SPECIAL.

Boys wagons and wheelbarrows be-
low cost till the Goth. 99- cent store.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
A CARPET CAROL.
List OF Sales.
Personal pr,r erty is advertised to be sold

Personal pr1p erty is advertised {, be sold
as follows:
Mar.
e. W. Lewis, Newsrk, Is
W. u. Martin city, &" 13
Daniel Farra, city, "a 13
j. A Conner, city, 13
George T. h OLSON, Christians HID, " 1s
Miller Bres., Ohristiana, ID
VIM. Il johnson Ninth ward, 10
Lowtner d Jackson, Christisna, 10
Estate OF h. Armstrong, Chrlstiana, 10
VIM. I. Massey, city, 10
Th0s White, decd, New Castle Hd,, ~
L. 8. Taylor, city, ~
Gordon l. Mousley, Brandywin Hd., 10
Mrs. ]. q. Russell, MIL Greek, III
Latimer & woodward, ,ChristianaHd., ~
David Whitten X Bro W. u. u. hd., 1Sl
Webster & Cavender, Hockessin, Isl
Wilson Il Leehsn. Ohristiana Hd,, IL
Levi Roberts. Chester, l8
James M Hurst, New CASTLE Hd., 10
John W. Burris, Ne y Castle HID, 1a
lf Nj. Coale, Centreville, 20
Andrew Mckee, Mill Greek, " 20
Heald Il 90, city, 20
andrew Mckee Mill Creek, I" %
Wilson & Atwell, Brandywine, ~
J. O. Jones, White Clay Greek, %
John Glatts, Chsdd's Ford, "
Theophilus Mayne. Delaware Co., " %
a. II. Tyson, Chester, "a
Estate Of James Bird, city, "a
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
BREVITIEz.

sun rises e.l6 sun sats @ tb.
Try Bush's coal; you will ike II.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
Try Busn's coal you will surely like II.
Birds and Cages at P&rkers's, East and &c
MiIlard p. Davis', jeWeler. Q e. md street.
City Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Ftne IS x. Rings, ct Hanrs, l6 Z. Fourth
olothes-wringers cheap at No. East
Fourth street.
An engineer With light head ia not ut to
travel with headlight.
Homo Weekly rs cents a year. SEMI for
free sample copy.
An early Soring-Jumping out of he'd
before daylight.
Everything in the drug line at the New
port drug store Phveicians prescri ptions
carefully compounded.
n The monk who hugs q nun may not have
a Government position, but he certainly is .
nov ice holder.
Decorated tea sets OF 81 pieces for O.. 20 at
Adair's 4i3 King street; ii ne decorated cham
Der sets for 50 90 to close out business.
Quebec Is staggering under an uDpfe-
cedehted load Of the beautiful snow. All
There! Stay there!
Go. to H. n. Moore's for butter, cheese,
etc- Everything guaranteed as represented
Stalls 2 and "a. Second street market
Adair's, ALB King street, to close out, and
many at less than cost Now is the time for
bargains.
Dry goods, noti,ns and trimmings at less
than cost to close out business, at Adair's.
Ala King street and great reductions in all
other goods.
Walker & Linton, No, 9'3 ShipIey sire ct
house, sign painters and grainers. Brick
staining q speciality. Estimates furnished
| .or city or country.
Ifyou want cheap picture frames, 20 to G..
X. Baugh, 203 West Second street. l have
the largest stcck in delaware; come and see
for yourselves.
Bargains in hats, winter caps, underwear,
suspenders, hosiery, gloves, etc, at Ross's,
lie Market street. NOW is the time to buy
cheap. Gall and examine.
Now is your time to get bargains at
Adsir's, 413 King street. as he is closing out
h is stock to engage in the furniture busi-
ness.
A CARPET CAROL.
Yon may beat, you may sweat,
You may swear, II you will,
hut the dust of the ages
Will cling to It still.
A man before his marriage is
Regarded as o hero,
But six months later looks like this
And dwindles TO o y.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

A. d. Chaytor, of this city, has ac-
cepted q situation with George Kelley
8 Co., furniture and carpet dealers OF
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

In chronic and stubborn cases of neu-
ralgia, gout and rheumatism use s Alva.
tion OIL. 1t is the greatest pain de.
stroyer of the age. Price only as cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12

A remarkably handsome woman Is
said to be the moving spirit In philsn-
thropical movement in Russia to sup
ply the poor of that country with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
|nusua| Inducements.

page Chamber Suits, $l5
" i" %
| +" 25
u Ash Chamber suits, 8
pieces, 81
ID Maple, handsome finish, %
frry Chamber Suit, 90
b Walnut Marble-top, 80
"a Walnut Marble-top,
40, As to 55
pa Walnut Parlor Suits, I
pieces, 25 TO GO
p71 nd End Carpet Lounge,
Walnut Frame, 6
\ Top Mattresses, from
2 so to 4,50
Pa Hair Mattresses, 40, Is
pa Feather Pillows and
| boosters, per set, A
F00d Cooking Range, from
n $50 to 80
Double Chain Carpet 30 to 40c
wool Filling Cotton, Chain
Carpet, SOC
! wool o and Worsted Carpet, ,GOc
v Extra y Super Carpet, 75c
Oa Tape stry Carpet, 6Oc to 81
'e = Assortment of Smyrna
Rugs, soc to As
Any Of the above goods
= on d our liberal system,
! all goods warranted to
e satisfactory wear.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
bargains

Bargains
at Hukfll & Poist's, Second and Tatna
streets, In embroideEies and q large
quantity of remnants.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
S1ATE or TRADE.

s5 ian sStSP 3 es Gast Si San y s ! o F@n p
Extra sS 35S$i 90: do. FANNY s. = 3sl IS Otv hs
sUpeI. ~ jO@Sj J1 10 GIr 50 jO@5i I0 10 RIO Brands
Patent 81 % wbest-s"SI5ero steady @s.,ero higher
SSIyana u sOiiss, No Western :Cd.
steady Western scS soats
ern White AZ i'e 40 Yellow tS@tae, s western hhed
steamer, ss4 sc oats steady ano qniet; southern
Pennsylvania 81 $50 STEADY GsS1Jc Provisions
iIea S % ana oss %sea a's' 500 ou Cora 10 100 a
1000 bush yS !4oo Sasn sp@snsPSar s ,o1 ,. SS ar
2J9.0OO bush.
Bosros. Jan s-Fiour duh western supornna 81 oOs
Is IS; Patent Winter wheats. 81 z9s5 80. Corn nrn
tss ssr 6sts 6stoS s2 No White dic 10 wSSa 46
shorts and hiiinags steli| ProV;ol, stoidy Butter-
Rscepts Tor lo-daY-Flour 4.loo oos Gooe sacks |,
Corn. 10000 oush. osts $4,000 ouSh" Short' 2iOJJ
CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Four Hnet aud uncha nged. Choice
Minnesota sSEers ss 56Ss4 50; Patents iSsS5 80.
S% ss Gf5Ss 5scr ~ sae snsd isnaa a
~ isc Fs5TuaTv saaSs 60 CLOSING NAV s7s
SsSS5 STEADY ana Susi Gs'h sS Jan@s1ry 1sa 3G
as tS's % % cdsas 1 "a s oss Steady sR1n .alo.
Cash zoSo January IoFa2ste closing at - -:
saTIeyHS es5ac. fors quiet CASH 30 J0'
Ianaa n a. SO 90 Nay 81 SO SO
Larc heher saes ranged Cash 70 g1ESsJ 40; January m
saisnsss, ,sboaGSrs 81 7oeS IS short Rio sides g 10
sSo 4 sbi sD0 @nsss aoo ooo BUSH Cora II 900 aasn
SSsn' oS i've os 'o. 1900 S corn iSS
Oats $4,000 1000 busi ariey. $4,000 Dusn.
snaar Dsna9 sS lan ay hsS M " csn @
ary s0es feoTn1G s 9o Gasb sruM 9 40 ostsso
White. S4c- cash NO. z SOC
MsT u 4a % S%Gsa ccSS % weak J. f o:s da w.
Sc .ys aslss 40 90. DC sarerSo SSc steam rTS
Js.Sary @ 70 FoProsy sS ~ Butter s,qaas
Eggs Fresh. isez0c Reeeio,s rloas 5000 sos: W9ess
oo9 sus- & nss,sy hpy9asn sVa @ o''
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
corroN MAnKETs-aY rELnsaApH. xM

LIvERrooL, Jan s-l2:3o p m-Cotton quiet hiddlisg
vpandA 5di Mddling Orleans bi2d; sales-6OO0 bales
Including 800 bales for speculation and exports receipts
<0OO bales including $500 American Futures firm
Upands Low Midalu5 ca1se. January and February de-
livery. 45964d also 90 Cad; February and March de-
livery GOG+; also 6lG4d do March and April delivery.
6D6sd; also aD4d; Apr1l and May delivery, 1-6fd;
also Zt4d do May June delivery. f-0tdJ also
August delivery, 0.i4d
deliveries odays clearing 1000 baes
docket and 1000 old do.
weekiysaIes the week $1,000 bales American 80 900
bales Spectators took 410 bales took $500
bales forwarded from ships side direct 70 81 90
1900 bales; total receipts 900 bales
Aneean 200 D2ies total STOCK 695 900 oaes American
z62 amount VI cotton aeat 23lOOO bales Ane
can 2I6.O00 bales
D. m-The sales osy included 6I00 bales American
Tutnres .eady Uplands Low Middng clause Januery do
6V6sd sellers do January ana February deVery
gl6id sellers do February and March de@lyery aye std
Aprl and May delivery gGid sellers do Msy and June
delivery. BID buyers June and July delivery. t4d
buyers do July and August delivery li6d buyers do
August and September delivery. o l4C9d. value. -
mCctJon-futures closed steady Upiands Low Md
FeDuary delivery 60-64d. sellers do February
delivery j36id sellers do April and May delivery,
Pad sellers 40 May and delivery Dad
do June and July delivery, oe4d buyers do July and
August delivery, l64d buyers do August and Septei-
bef delivery. I4-e4d value
HEw-YogK. Jan S.-The following the total net re-
eep,sof cotton a. all tao ports snce September 1881
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
THE pETROLEUM MARKER.

1t was clearly demonstrated in the certificate
market Yesterday that at the moment the oil region
scout is able laugh the Statistical 1end" 10
lie has done before tines but he also has had his
days OF reckoning. While there Is attempt apparent
Is 10 sustain the marke prices nave since the No
yember panic refused u below SO cents In spite Of
advices about wells and district.
which flood the bulletin boards OF the Consolidated
change. the confidence of operators has not been
restored to the extent that renders them able TO weigh
properly the significance OF the development wOTk now
gong ON, although they were 0blyious to wells and
well news" last summer when the new production
nsiDR to the highest point OF the year. Hence ad
vices the Dyer well IN Washington County good
for ten barrels an hour everybody to selling yeseT
day and the market declined 10 s7s cents from S0si
cents the opening figures. When the room shorts stop
covering the biz bears 10 be able 10 hammer prices
down, but 1t Is noticeable how frequently values rally
when any buying OF Importance accabe either
The covering Of shorts or purchases for long account
There dt clded decrease Ia inc amount OF ira Sac
tOns spite OF fsii that accomplished, and
rying again dropped 10 low gures-say 3j to ID
cents. The market closed at "A rally from the lowest
their eyes upon districts which have failed to chrck
reduction in pge line stocks. II may be that ders
be successful IN stopping movement to higher basis
nxed upon srcial considerations.
range OF prices and the total dealings at tho Con-
solidated Exchange were "a follows:
Opening s34 Lowest B7ss
Highest. ...........----. SJ@ So
Sales o'ooV'VOO
The refined market shows change In price, but bus
ness is fairly active.
BRADFORD. Penn. Jan 9.-Crudc Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at S99s and closed at s77s
highest price. 90. lowest proc, S7s Clearaaoes.
3,632,000 barrels.
OIL CRY. Penn. Jan 8.-Crude on-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 80 and closed at s77s;
highest price, 90 lowest price, 97as. Sales.
50677 barrels shipments, 5a,014 barrels charters.
lOO,753 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09

41ci do IN grain DEPOT 4oc.; Yellow. depot
4lci old No Mixed grain depot t7ssa DO track
quoted k71aS Mixed a. al
z7'sea 1a feh t5S47.,c. go March, s73t7se, April SO
No. White. s9a3e2c. 40 White. 80 pd40ca fil
lures quieti No. White January, 3sh039ao; Februc
bblS Wheat 1000 Iusn Corn 1000 puani Qats 10000
bush shipments-Whear 1000 busna Corn. 5000 push-
Data 900 Dusn
LoUIA 5.-Flour Xxx 81 300s3 4oi Xxx.
50 l09$3 Z0 Family 81 25s3 30 Choice 81 l06S4 20i
Fancy S. 600i 7 Patents 50 90 ass 40 Wheat active
No. Red CASH B014d90ao; January, p0Ac February,
81 7sc. May, 971sc; Corn dull CASH S3Sd33asci Janu'
ary S3asa33 2e February "a sci MAY 364c pats enli
No. 2 Mixed Cash. 2Bl2029Ac.i January 4Sl2Gi NAV.
slbc Rye stesdy at o9c. Barley weak ~ 59S7se sus
UNCHANGED Eggs steady 1bs0lIc Flax SEGA steady
81 0d. Hav steady AMI unchanged Gran arm az 80
CSC Corn Mea hrm 81 TO Whisky steadv 1t 81 10
Pork $40 80. 3uikmeats-L0na Clear s5 10 short lib
f5 as 20 shor Clear IS 3a Laro nrm NJ 30 so0s6 90
81 900 uata 5000 1ush' Rve 1000 bush; Bares
5000 bush shipmeuts-FOur, 5, 900 nbls Wheat LOO
BUSH. Corn 10000 ousn. 2000 Dash. Rye. LOCO
bush. Barley, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Friday. Jan s-BEEvEs- Receipts were los
9s TO1 is eF * days @ Sss
the exception about oo head reserved by Mt dodsmth
cn @ 1o ET sa Sa4 sr n
GSSdSa good many hayy steers AND oxen Dry
ogered The opened weak and Of
Export 6ee e,r9 Se~aRS San. aS so0s dragged little oes5 st
q IOs rom %sdas;das nH.n on but top Grades
P%Tisa tSns5s al for sSS%c%, .ia"sStsIsT,
and %a
BullCcks 80 os5 were paid and few selected top
shipments the balance of the week nCude 400 Live Cat
M on the BOreer and 100 head the Greean Monarch by
sgi9 ard 0ssh san wiz send o% out @6 @ the city
$s: q Ss
lie s7s E9sfS!sa at IS g. At q
DO l625 n q "a se DO 81 70, 81 q s1 BgIl 1890
ghSasc sseF sqc 50 S s. +
aG a 2S5 sc @ q S 81 3 SS Is s. 1s Il q n G 80 49, i 2So 3
y 81 eS So DO soa S at $4 e6s 81 DO i2o h. 90
s do
+ b. "a 1aS 8 Co. s'Gss IS a S S1en g. osn
$40 Bu 1IS n at y % DO i2SS ssI @ at e III
% Il do IS $ SSnq'S chca$e do
> IS issi = a.
r. St s IS o. 1' q g. = y e~s a aE
oss' ossa aSSs 3 % s g g s. = a a. fGs NJ Ss1 Ss "
bS X Nay II 6 nSsfG SS sS s. sf r. az G9 II b. GS
ssSsS I Chicago ,.s steer, lsS9 ,s5so
do %. at $3.50 ii do, lliS 10, sls5 SO do Ills
& H%" % So~s s'ici ifO BAT $50
i6 MePsey:Cn 4, OHIO M steer, ss 1!g1 m DO
s. % = do l257 ID. al SIS do. i2&9 f a. s5 25 i
s. Z y Bun a1 b. Il = % oHsn S
SSs @ & + u 8 :. d & SJs
g. q EN- Il sq b az az SS S7G g T. at %
J.schalnberg & %. i CHICAGO steers d8i7 n ats6g1
is d. % 'Gs Ss & & s. s. o 10 SO sss
sH i i p o. Go sssss trs r. 3 al
sS1 DO g2G 90 o. G r. az 4" q :. l2 "a e.i IS $40 GG
2dS $50 H. si 90 10 COWS 900 n at nc do 900 ~
g. ss ao one ses scrs s. e s 90 r S
i1s o. Il liac Bulls stags and Cows T2s5a7o ID. at
qaGtel steady q iGE rasseFsi s''d4c for Fed
Sales Mallenbcck Davis 80 Grlssers dew Fed Calves.
shEEF. AND, LAMB. Receipts ,wsrO 4 cars
as a gP SaS a. for Sa e sas nS e a g' week Feas a
arla Grm ood stock with Light sheep barely steady
sheep sdat 70ss5 IS and Common 10 Prime Lambs at
sales. Hllenback & Dewey: 90 sta,e sheep 10 n at
4e ls DO 81 To- at ohc: ~ do l~o 10 Az 'se ~ do
10 at LOS Canada Lambs 10 10 at los o. do. IS b at
Haonbeck & Eay.s: 2l3 state Sheep and Lambs, 81 TO-
u Is@6 n a. 70 G O az &e % iG2 a7 r. az DO g 70 &
Walsh, Kirby g Cot go Michigan -heep d. a. DC.
JUdi 4 buckingham: go Yves efn Lambs. 50 n, at &c
2iO ~tae do 81 b ~ c "a state shoep 5 n AZ 80; 200
INDIANA dn s5 b. at IS %; "a Mixed Western do
u. at 1910 -
p : Kase Al Jersey Ewea l23 d. at l2c; u do 10 D.
iig western LAMBS. 81 n, at 6ac; l26 DO II D
j. + sadler CO. 6s Western Lambs. 81 b at - 95 2iL
Michigan do 70. az 6lc 23 Michigan Sheep. ~ 70, al
4ci ~ n sac 1i5 Indiana do. "a b at a'sc; 237
Western do a b. AZ - -. 49,
Newton Gilet; 40 Western ianbs Gs ~ at 20; l0s
State sheep lambs ~ h. az ci 233 Michigan Sheep
7S m at tic; 23S Western do 81 6 at Ia; %2s DO 81 %
at 43ci l9 ono 30 ~ 10 at 59lc Lac yeserday-2O2
Western sheep. 20 n at be- 200 90. 30 n. at 2 80,
HOOS-Receipts 20 Of l. los head ~ cars at
40ts and Jersey CITY. Total for ak days 557l6
heal against heal Tor the lime a.t week None
for salO alive. Quoted stes at - 20 O4 40 per 100 ID
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoPFEE-spot Rio quiet at si4c for fair sales. 0p
tions quiet closing barely steady sales 600 bags closing
% follows; Jannars 669aSgS; FeergsTy 49, a2
June GS006S5 Mid grades steady and more active sales
g. 100 mats Moc9ssar Sklnupgs ex -. IL Bowen" 900
Paiang IL NJ. Clark" 100 do &C. W. Bowman" 500 40
Mimi TOO KewaYtD. private terms.
COffON-spot Cotton quiet firm and unchanged Sales.
22O bales Delivered contracts 1000 bales eoeipts ct
bales against 81. .66l last
e, ,Sd2 year. since September ], 3.736979 bales,
AGAINST 3,777546 for the same period last season.
quotations according " the American cassidc alton
New-York tribune., 1886-01-09
NEw:YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JANUARY o Issa

Rouxh and Mixsd 50 65Ds3 80 Packrns ard Shipping
S. s0as4 20 Light. 80 s00sS 90i skiDs 81 90ds3 40
SheeDReceipts 5000 head Shipments 1000 heal market
easier Hauvcs 81 20ds4 7 Western. 81 o0 Lambs
"a 0OQSJ 75 Texans. 81 06s3 S0
ST. LOUIS. JAN S-Catfte-R -RecelDts 440 : shiuments.
2o0 market active FAIR TO Choice Sauve shipping seers
"a OOdSo 80 Native Butcher steers IS i0aSI 40 COWS
and Hefers 81 400$3 % stockers and Feeders 81 SEQ
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Th< Dyoper yonrnas reports Cahte-
sSspts 500 head shipmsnss 200 head market sctye
81 eo Cows. Balls and Mixed. 81 SO0si 0o Buzz o. 40
1oes-Rsce,ptA so.oo0 shipmeuta 1000; slow
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLHsToN. Jan. 8.-TurDeBtin9du 40 35c
6AyASSAH. Jan. 8. -rurDentins dulet AZ 81 l2-.
WILMINGTON. Jan. S-rurDeutIne drm az sc.
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ceqnl Notice.
nNnIRn-AVR. CnRNER OF 0OTH-ST-

THIRD-AVE., CORNER OF 90TH-ST.--
4 supreme Conrt CITY and Comfy OF New York.
Amelia herr and Walter Kerr as eXecutrix and ex.
viii and testament OF Henry A kerr. ds.
ceased. pnintts against Fer0inani Mayer and Rachel
CsOueuos called Resnal Mayer his vile and Others de-
ieidauts.
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and ssl duly
made In the above en action and dated De-
cenbcr T. 1889. the undersigned the referee h rein
named. viii sell public auction at the Real Estate TX
and Auction Kooms Llniie Nos. 3D. a. b3 and 90
Liberty tho oisy OF Neglork thursday tho
2 day o January 1895 81 II oc oek noon o that day 6y
the preniseiin In san Judgment lnn
toned and therein described "a follows. To vat; .
that tran guldr piece parcel Of gfOta sn
Twelfth Ward OF the city OF Newl ok aud
bounded follows Beginning at tho corner fOmoi Dy the
the sOuIeascry line Of IiraSe win the
sou westerly NIuetioth-St, and running thence
heastery Along erg limo OF Ninetiehst
sevcnty aud inch 10 land belonging TO tne
estate of William hln aaufer deceased tlence westerly
along line OF said khnenuder lnnd In direct
line ~ feet ard eight S inches 70
The line OF ThlIdaye thence northeastey
onz the sonIheasery line OF Ihrdaye oightYs ven $50
inches tbs SOUTH eatery corner OF and
Nmsnc the place Of beg nniug b. he said dimensions
less said reises beng nov knew as lot NO 10 on on
aeo Rcceyor Of Taxes Of the Guy and County OF
49, WiLLIAM'A- BOYD. Referee.
rislntis AtlorneJs l20 broadway. New York oatv.
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ton prizes best of reference Address L. w. M Box 10
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BIZ Richard 7. HaTJieh q Co.
Of pInest. ot 2i2XtS 10; schscbt - $4,000
p'SSS '2SSI7G9xSst u d,i JW GGrady 2I25
pl 81 .i liz same S buyer 1900
buyer' Sl o ,o''. .o 1850
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NEw-YoRK. Friday, Jan. 8, 1886.
The following held at the Exchange and Auction
Room tO-day
By John 7. Boyd.
lo: 0thave. 75.6 It II OF 50th-st, 25.2X90Sx253
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ASpcclai EvnnEclisc Services wiz be held IN the fol-
lowing Presbyterian Churches during the month Of JANU
AIRY: