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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-12-07
LOCAL HERALDINGS.

Han Polling reports Dave Close as
Ailing.
Mrs. Beckley's health is improv-
Ing.
WIN. Bissell is prepared to place
. few small desirable farm loans.
Thanksgiving dance at Plotner's
Hall. A good time was reported.
Hickory nuts, fresh from the cree,
for seed, at D. A. Huling's.
John Bissell has moved out upon
his farm northwest Of Phillipsburg
three miles.
The Presbyterian church roof is on
and the plasterers are at work on the
inside.
The Finch Brothers are about to
buy lot of sheep from Burton &
VanBuskirk.
Elder Turner's Thanksgiving pro-
gram did not Scour. Some one sat
down on it.
"A large span of mules for sale, with
Quire vt this office. If.
Burton & VanBuskirk are still
making Phillipeburg headquarters in
the sheep business.
The new hotel men, on the east
side, believe in printers ink. Look
out for posters on every side.
- George Kraft reports the net
profit of his summers work at abO Ut
500.
j. r. Goode, Of Granite, called
while in town last week. He reports
all we'll In his neighbOrhCOd.
CHAs. r. MUNGER, Newton, Kan
Sas, State Agent for school seats,
maps, globes &C. Agents wanted.
Frank Gray is now at Wa-Kee-
ney with his picture gallery doing
good work. So says the World.
Coolidge, little town on the Kan
cas- & Colorado line is getting up quite
AreputatiOn for murder, having one a
week.
Mrs. Smith is adding quite an adj
dillon to her reside nee in the south
east part Of the city, VIII ich will make
. rOomy and comfortable home.
The B. 4 NJ. r. r., known as
the Burlington ROute' offers special
advantages to travellers. See their adj
Vertisement in this paper.
DIR. L. L. Whitney, of Walnut,
has been spending day or two in the
city. this week. looking over the
scenes of other days.
IT. G.. Hackley has moved his
barber-shOp TO the west side of the
square In the BoughtOn building, one
door south Of Leffingwell & Winship's
store.
-Johnsthan Hodgins, of Marvin.
called upon us Thursday. He is deal
Ing in hogs and shipping them to
Kansas City.
III. q. Love, Of Arcade, was on
our streets Thursday. Mr.. Love is
one Of our prosperous farmers and
stands high in the community.
John Chapman and son, OF Bel
mont, T. n. Shinn, of Solomon, J.
r. Tomberlin, w. F. Turner. of Ar
cade, were in the HERALD Office, Sat
urday, on business.
Examine your fruit trees and see
that there are no borers in them. Also
protect them from the rabbits as much
a. possible. A small amount of tar
paper will do the latter.
Post office now opens at o'clock
=. m, aud closes 8 p. M. Money or
der business closes 5 p. m. Sundays
Office opens to 10 a. M, and from Z
TO SPIN. III. G. SPAULDING, p. NJ.
Lots of staple dry goods received
every week and sold at cost at d. a.
Hulfng's.
-WANTED-Butter, eggs and corn
at highest market price at D. a. HUI
lEE's
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Phillips Comfy.
IL the District COasrt for said Lou,tv !.
JENNIE ELNORE, F'hf.
P w Ei-LMORE De PENDANT.
said defendant. p. W. Fillmore will take
Ho'I'e that lac has heen sued i'm The al~,ve
named CtMIrt for divorce from the bons's
''f matrim. nv AMI must answer the Ipnu
i'0n fliei! therein l.v sai plaintiff or, or he
fore. the goth day At Jtnnary A u, 1873
''F 4"id petition viii BE- taken ~ true. AID
Judgment far plaintiff in ~ i'll nc ion. for
divorce will be rendered accordingly.
q. A. SPAULDING,
Clerk of SAID curt.
ELlHU DAVIS, Attorney deceit.
8fEWORTH OF SHEET MU SIC FOR = SC.
Qk V For seYeRtv-fve cents. will aane
JEFFERIE S MUSICAL JOURNAL
One year, which will contain more than ais o.
worth Of
FINE SHEET MUSIC,
Besides interesting Feading In2tter. Send
three Sc stamps for sample cnoy, containing
Sl.35 worth 0i sheet music. Address
JOHN JEFFERItS & CO,
Ottawa, Kansas
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at Nriaht Havt. Been"

Thus your friends will sing as they
watch your life Pickering out with
that dread disease Dyspepsia stay its
ravages by using at once Browns
Pepsin Tonic. Remember! Delays
are dangerous.
We will send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
papers one year for 50 in advance
Topeka Capital, Topeka ConannOnUe0l-
III, Leavenw~rth Times or Kansas
FtT'naer.
j. V. Close wants it understood
that all who are indebted to him must
positively call and settle Ola or before
the first of January, 1888, or he will
have to place all unsettled accounts in
the hands of IL Justice.
Tanned cItrOI, for ChpiSfpoos oolyo
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NOTICE.

Ia the District Court OF the state Of Kansas, in
and for Phillips c.'untv. March term. 1883.
Henry kr0u<e. Plaintiff.
Jane P. Kr9use. Defendant
The defendant, Jane p. Krouse, will take
notice that she has been. sued the District
Court uf Phillips county, kaRsat. by Plaintiff.
claiming divorce tT"Rl her, fEUni the bonds Of
matTImOBy, account 81 aha. document and
adultery and unless answers tbs &sue or
befUFe she LIST day "f December, IS62. the STme
viii be taken 90 true aud Judgment entered
thrrsUn ~ PRAYED tar ia said petition. this ths
2J day 81 ueLULer, loo2.
q. A. SPAULDING.
ELlHU DAVIS, AttoEneg 00E-ssS
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Church Directory.

ME-, Church-Rev. J. Boicourt, every Sec
Sna and fourth Sabbath at * O'Clock p. n, al
tSFuats II o'clock p.
BapIist.-Rev. W. C. Archer, every first Sab
hath at IL o'clock =. and TX o'clock p. N j..
Every third Sabbath at ~ p. N.
Presbyterian Rev. Joseph Patterson, every
second and fourth Sabbath at IL o'clock q. m.
AltsFnare at p. IA.
Alternate At TX p, m.
UnlverSGlist.-Rsv. s. Bishop, everp third
Sabbath 1t IL O'Clock q. ~.
Union Sabbath SehOOl.-Every Sabbath at 10
o'clock ..
USiOa Prayer Mssting.-Every Thursday eve
BiDg.
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November 9th 1882.
Notice is herehv gIven that the foiinw-
ing named setter hna filed notice uf his
Intention In make final I'rsnf in RrpTnrI 81
hia claim and that said Irnmf " ili he made
before The Jerk of he district C.urI or
Pr"bt~ Judge. at PhiiIiInburg, Kanaas,
December ll'h. $50, viz:
HENRY 81. NASH,
HE No. aGS7. for he INV Or section 4,
town 1. ranSs Il. He names the E.IInwing
witnesses "a prove hIa continuous residrrce
mls,r. and CrItiv'ti' Of said Iand. viz
r 4 IanAh sc PhIllip-bur1, Kansas.
w. + Woodward, =
n. favlnr. OF e. ''
II. X. Daniels. NJ 8
T. NJ HELM Register
VIM. BISSELL. Aiinrmey. nov 8.
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Arrival and Departure of
the ATaiIs

Ike mails arrive and depart FROM Phi.lpsburg
as follows:
Mail for C. B., Mo. P. R. R., east and west
and Marvin, leaves PhillipsburR at 9 y. IN =,
arrives at PhilIipsbuTg, a.. m.-daily.
Alma and hIllipsburg, leaves Tuesdays Thurs
dayS and Saiurdys. ct Z go a. IN. Arrives
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. at r. III ,
Smith Center and Phillipsburg, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at p. IN. Ar
PiTss Mondays, W Wednesdays ard Fridays.
I0ngisland and Phillishurg, leaves Tuesdays,
ThuPsdays aud Saturdays, at p. M. Arrives
1ueSdays, Thursdays and Saturda! g. at noon.
Nance and RhilllpSbnrg, leaves Saturday at s
q "a, arrives Fridays At : p. IN.
Once hours 80 .. until 30 p. m. Office
open Sundays from p. N. until } p.
II. G. SPAULDING,
poStmastor.
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NOTIOR.-IR OTlsT to gree the HerGfa a
general circulation, sR Phillips County are
S.ltAOrSEs tks Post Masters Of Phillips
COsNsV to act as O1tr AGENTS, i9I failing sub
sOTIPtSOns for the Herald, and ace dc agree
90 pay them a liberal eO1npsnsatSOR for their
tTSublS
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NOTICE.
Civil ae,iOa No. eos.

Before 4. B Mccormick, Juptiee af the
Peace. Of PhiIliPsbHrg TewnshiP, Phillips
eOuaty. Kansas
B NASH, OItf. :
vs.. Civil action No. 2dS
GEO. COBERN. and 49, 49,
0sIvE COEERK, Def't
The defendants is hereby notified that on the
I4fh day af November. 1889, an order of Gar
ntshmeht for the sum Of six delIaTs and sky
I'VE cents was issued ny the above namei Jus
tlce OF the Peace. jos hua Fleisher, creditor of
said defendants and that SAID cause will be
heard January 18th, 1852, at 20 O'Clock a. m
B E NASH, Plaintiff.
Attest: n. D. McCORMIoE,
dec Iustiaa octhe Peaea
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Land Office al Kirwin, Kansaa,

November i3 I>S1.
NO'ics Is hereby given ina. the following
ma mIed settler has f!td nptice of his inirn
ti0m to make fmal proof btE.re the Cierk
District COmrI or Probate Judge al Phil
ip>burg, KauAas. on December Ia, 1882,
viz:
DAVID =. GIPE.
DIS No l7465-fOr the or sec. IS, TIP
R.nge Is ". He names The follow ing
wi'ne-Hes To prove hts cor IinMOus reAidence
nI~n. and rmltIvatIOn Of, s,ic: :an,I, vIz:
Peter R"sqIin. OF Go mle, Kansas.
james Drake, ''
John Kennedy, "a -
H. =. Sherrell, - 80
r. NJ. HELM, Register.
Vim Bi.sell, atty. nov-I6
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Land Once at Eirwip. Kansas.

Nov. 10 .lSS2
Notice ie hereby given ,hat the iOilowin;
named seItler mas fled notice of his intention 9,
make 6nR: proof in sLppurt of his claim
and that said proof will he made before thu
prnhate Judge pr Clerk Of fhe lsiStrirt Ourt a
PhilliPsurZ. KaDsas. on Dec. 10. 1882, viz:
FRANKLIN GORDON.
HENo 1925 for he ~ or Section 10, Town
ship =. Range IL ". lie names the following
witnesses Z" PrOvs his continuous residence up
IN. and cultivation Of said land, viz:
q ID HEATH, DiekeyVille. Kansas.
fhUs knight. Jim5oWn.
| l. Knight, Z"
4 Pollard
u HELM Register.
Vim PieseiI. attorney. noH-i6
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Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

Neeembe I. 1872. 49,
Notice is hereby given that the following man
ed settler has fIei notice of has inten ion ie
make hrAl proc in SuppOrt Of his claim. and
that said prOnI will ne marie before the Ierk
Dist Court or Probate j ndse at FhiIiipsburE
Kansas, On January 5ih. 1888. VIZ.
A. F WALkER.
Homestead Application No 5Ih5. for the sw ar
section IS. township ;. south. range 70 west lie
names the following witnesEes to prove his cOn-
Iinu"us residences upon aud cultivation Of. aaid
-iamd, viz u. Osborne, ID. d rmW-Sand. W. y.
Pratt, +. VI. ShInn. all OF Phillip burg, r. o.
Phillips Gu unity. hanS4S.
des-6 TN HELM. Register.
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List of unclaimed letters in the
post office Dec. 1st, 1852:
Bradish, Olive Mrs j Davis
w II Grim HOss William
Miller w H Robinson F
Persons calling for above letters will
please say advertised.
II. e. SPAULDINa, P. NJ.
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Yesterday morning an artic wave
struck us with great force and Tor Il
time we did not know but we were to
have Il winter cyclone, but only II
Il blizzard with light skIit of SNOW.
This morning the weather Is calm and
pleasant, but somewhat cool.
The school teacher at Marvin has
been arrested Tor whipping u boy
before Squire Mccormick Tuesday
and continued on application of the
defendant Ia Saturday. 1t is attract
ing cOnsiderab attention and bids
fair To be racy.
The transit of V n IS OccurCd
yes. erUily ana Ii it always brings such
thankful that it does not occur again
until June -O04, at which time il the
weather is as cold as it has been to-
dag, we will leave Kansas for good.
There is said to be newly mar
ried couple stopping at the Central
House. We understand the gentle
man s name is Rogers. He formerly
stopped at Logan and is now on his
way to Kearney TO engage in the
mercantile business.
The nursery men leave US to-day.
They have taken orders for nearly
S+OO worth of stock to be delivered in
the spring. We fear there will be
many parties in the spring. wishing
they had given orders Tor trees. II
there is one particular lie of business
that is neglected more than another
in this county it is that Of fruit grow
ing.
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WANTED.

G. W. Young wants 5000 bushels
Of corn for which he will pay cash mar
ket price,
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VIM PisssiI,attor
Land Once at KIrWiu. Kansas. /
EOVt mber Il fSb2 1927

Land Uhce at kIrWin. Kansas.
NOvt mber Il. 1882 1927
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has flea notice Of IIis intention
to make final pTOOf IL "a mp ,rt OF his claim and
that said prO0f will ne made before the Probate
Judge Geek OF the Dlsi riot curt al Phillips.
burg, Kansas, Dee. q. 1852. Wig:
D II. BENNETT.
n No 5l35. for the " hT 90 ar and " hf NJ
or, see. !. Tow" = kaUge Is ". lie names the
following WitHt sSes ta prove his con sinuauR reg
idenes uVnn, aud cultivation nf. said land Wis.
lark. PhIllipsbuEg. Kansas.
W D lark, % 81
Il W Young,
M HELM. Register.
Wm Biase!l. atty nov.I6
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D II. BENNETT.

Land Ofice at Kirwin. Kans Oct. II. 1882
Notice Is hereby given thar Is fliyuwiDG
named setteG has iilrd notice ale intention 10
make hHai pTogf IA <urport o. ciAiH. and that
Court or PEabale j udgea hilliDsI.urcZ. Kan.
GU Dec 18th. lSS2. viz:
HENRY II CT ISTTAN~ON.
HE 30 IiSs. lO9 the seqF nWqr ebf snqr section
81, t.'Hn and neqr nWqr seciinn 2. town = q. nth
range ~ west. lle Games the following WITNESSES
tn prove his continuous Teridencs VI an and
cultivation of said Lao /. Wis Edward Hansea,
Va rs liaI "a, i!ans johnson snd Henry O4ad.
eli OF i.OnEssland, Kansas.
TMHELM, Register.
Nm BisseIl. atty. octl2
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Ordinance No. 10.
TRelating to Slaughter Houses and Other
Nuisauces.l

TRelating to Slaughter Houses and Other
Nuisances.l
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Council Of the City Of I'hittipsGsOg:
SEC. l That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons i'll any man
ner To erect Or maintain within the
corporate limits of the city OF Phil
ipsDurg any butcher or slaughter
mouse IOr the purpose of butchering or
Strengthening animals therein; or any
house, stable or pen i'll which shall
have accumulated amy Offall or filth.
from which Il stencil or smell arises SO
as To become offensive to the citizens
of the city or dangerous to health.
SEC. z. That it snail be unlawful
for any person or persons to erect,
maintain or suffer 10 remain amy
building SO constructed or suftt red 10
renIain, that the same may endanger
the lives or person or property OF 9TH
erS.
SEC. 8. That if any person violate
this ordinance, he shall be subject tn u
fine o. not lSSS than five or more than
fifty dollars, and snail stand commit
ted until the saline is paid, and il such
slaughter houses or dangerous build
ings are not repaired or removed
within ten days after notification by
the city Marshal, said Marshal shall
at once proceed to remove or repair
said buildings and the owner thereof
shall he liable 1Or all expenses SD in
CURED, and said buildings or material
shall remain i'll the possession OF the
city Marshal and shall be subject
to- sale Tor The payment of necessary
expense incurred i'll moving or repair
ing said buildings.
SEC 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and alter
its publication III the Phillipsburg
HERALD.
Approved December 4, 1882.
ELIHU DAVIS, Mayor.
Attest:
FRANK STRAIN, Clerk pro tenn.
Published in the PhillipSburg HER
AID Thursday Dec. It'll, 1887.
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Canned cItron for Christmas oak
at D. a. HuliAg's.
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Land Office a. Knw.n. NnnaAs.

Vim Bissell, atty. nov-I6
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-17
SAILED YESTERDAY.
,Schr Benjamin Gartsides, Fernandina.
MEMORANDA

1AL4NAOAFA-N0HA-
TYBEE. February IS, 500 p m-Passed out,
schr Benjamin Gar sides
Passed up, schr Addie B Bacon.
At anchor, outward bound, bark Noah (Nor),
Waiting, barks Attilla (Nor), Silo (Nor), At
lantl (Br) Betty Ger, brig Leah (Br)
Wind S, miles: fair.
New York, February 16-Arrived, Canada,
Dorset, Denmark, Vandaiia, Tunstall, Sche-
dam, Abyssinia.
Arrived out, Alkora. Beethoven Ranma,
Nellie I Guest. Mariner Venus. Nordens, Dron-
ing, Rio de la Plata Lake Champlain.
HOmeward, Ceylon, Braga.
Providence, February l0-Sailed, bark Flor
ence l. GenOYar, Francis Darien
New York, February 14-Arrved, schrs L
Ru sell, Cherry Jacksonville; Flora E McDon-
aid, Kane, Jacksonville; Ada G Shorthand, Al
drich, Jacksonville Frank Atkins Norwood,
Darien; Ella Simpson, Martin, Daren.
Cleared, schr Isabel Alberto, Bishop, Jack
sonville.
Baltimore, February 13-Arrived bark Ada
Carter, johnson, Savannah
New Haven. February 12-Arrived, brig
Stacy Clark. Stahl, ApalachicOla.
Philadelphia, February IL - Cleared, schr
Henry d May, Morris, Savannah.
New York, February 12-Arrived, brig My
rOnus, Jarvis. st Mary's Ga.
Boston, February 11-Cleared, bark Henry
Nouwei. Allen, Brunswick, via Boothbay.
Baltimore February 12- Arrived, schr Fannie
L Childs new Hart. Fernandina.
Philadelphia. February 10 - Cleared schr
Aaron Reppard (new) Lake, Savannah.
Newcastle. Del, February 1O-PaSsed down,
schr ID Siner Jacksonville.
Bremen, February 13-ArIived, Svanen (Nor),
Tellefsen, Savannah.
Havre. February 10-Sailed, bark Ocean
(NOr), Hansen. Savannah.
Providence, Febi uary 11-Arrived, schr LAME
Cobb. Wentworth. Brunswick
Sailed, schr NJ X Rawley. Rawley. Brunswick.
New York, February l4-Arrlved. schrs T II
Livingstone. HOdgdon. jacksonville; w H Sar-
gent Low, Jacksonville; Menewa, Fairchild,
savannah; Florence Shay, Van Cleaf, Satilla
River.
Newport. R /, February 12-Arrived, schr
Mabel Curtis. WiScassett for Jacksonville.
Cardiff February 13-Arrived, str Glendale
(Br), James, Port Royal.
Portland, January 3O-Sailed, Lima Schwoon,
Dinse from Fecamp) Doboy
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to trust it all to that night. Fortune
favored her, for upon the next evening
her father retired early, and the long
wished for opportunity presented itself.
She stole out to the orchard, where she
found her lover awaiting her coming,
and told him all, and recognizing his
danger of losing her who was all to him,
he hit upon a scheme which was as bold
as his position was desperate. He would
steal her off at once and hide her until he
could take her away and settle the mat
ter forever. She was not without
courage, and agreed to his proposition
at once, and allowed herself to
be hid away in the neighbor-
hood. Her fathers condition of
mind when he learned his daughter was
gone, and, too, on the eve of her mar
rage, can be imagined. He accused
Lowry of kidnapping his daughter, and
swore out warrant for his arrest, but
he evaded it, and Friday night, the OPP
portunity presenting itself, the young
couple boarded the train and came to
this city, putting up at the st. Cloud
Hotel. The young groom explaining his
position to the hotel men, Mr.. J. r.
Hall, the affable bartender, who is the
friend of eloplng couples, agreed to see
them through, and accordingly they
were Yesterday afternoon married by
Esquire Kegwin, at Jacksonville. The
happy couple will remain in this city
few days, and will then return home.
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CONSIHNEES

Per schooner Edward Johnson, from New
York-M Bangs & Co, Chess, c & Co, NJ Ferst
& Co, Graham & II, A Hanley, HOlcombe. G &
Co. Loeb & E, McGrath, Order, rutherford &
F, J B Reedy, Jos A Roberts & Co.
Per Central Railroad. February 16-Fordg
Agt, J McGrath & Co NJ Ferst & Co. NJ Boley &
Son O'Byrne, Z L Neidlinger, Son & Co. Jno
Sullivan, A J Miller & Goa H Champion Bend
helm Bros & Co. Dr. Rider Mayes Mrs L Craus
by. Weed & G, G L Carmack, A X Ri ey. J H NJ
Griffin, Mrs NJ Archer, Allen & l., NJ Hen
dersOn. Darnell & S, Jos A Roberts & Co, Eek
man G. V. MOhr Bros, Myers & Bros. Frank &
Co, r W Terry. L J Guilmartin & Co, Stern &
n ID Bacon & Co, B J Cubbedge VIM Rogers,
Arden, order, II NJ Conner & Co, Woods &
Co. W w Chisholm & Co, Chas Ellis. Jno Elan
merry & Co, W w Gordon & Co, RROach & Bro,
G Thompson. F n Farley, Wilcox, G & Co.
Baldwin & Co, Peacock, H & Co, NJ Maclean,
Williams & Co, L w Warield, G F Stubs & Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
February 16-Fordg Office Peacock. Fl & Co,
L Jones, P Williams, H Grant & Co, H Y
Terrell, Fl Myers & Bros, A LETTER. g ID Baker
Graham & H. Dale W & Co, T P Bond, Bacon
& B, H Ward & Co, Crawford & l., Postel
VIM Hone & Co, Bendhem Bros & Co, West
Bros. D B Lester, w Rambo, R B Reppard,
NJ Ferst & Co. & H Dorsett. Lee Roy Myers, G
Hopkins Bond & S, D Y Dancy. Solomon Bros
A Miller & Co. J NJ Golphin. W Miller. Has
lam & II, d Bacon & Co. WV Gordon & Co
Butler & S. NJ Farley. L J Guilmartin & Co.
Jno Flannery & Co, @ F Stubbs &c Co, Walter &
H. H NJ Conner & Co. Woods & Co, w W CHS
holm & Co, Chas Ellis.
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8rnn 8tttRrs.

For sale by Lippman Bros. and Soil
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CHICAGO, February 16.-F1our dull and nomi-
nal Wheat unsettled but active and higher;
closing 3lfc over yesterdays prices; No. Chi
cago spring. 81 2111 21lk for cash; 81 211k for
February: 81 217k for March; No. 8 Chicago
spring, 81 07I1 0S. Corn irregular; closing
q exc over yesterday prices; 563zd5714c for
cash; 5634 157c for February; size for March.
Oats quiet but firm and higher; 41c for cash;
39Nc for February; 1880 for March. Rye dull
at SIC. Barley dull and nominal at 81 90. Pro-
visioDs-Dressed hogs dull at 49, Pork in fair
demand and higher; mess, 81 80 for cash and
February; Sl7 60617 6216 for March. Lard
higher; 10 IS for cash and February; 10 so for
March. Bulk meats in good demand and
steady; shoulders, 6 40c; short rib, 9 Csc; short
clear. Coo. Whisky steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, February 16-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and lower, 81 3d.
Corn irregular; No. white, 69c; No. mixed,
6115c. Oats lower; No 2 white, 46c; No. 2
mixed. 45c. Rye lower at SSc Provisions steady:
Pork. mess. S19 25. Lard. 1314c Built meats-
shoulders. 75c; clear rib, 75c: clear sides,
10 OOc Bacon-clear rib, 10 45c; clear, 10 S716c.
Hams, sugar cured, i2l6c. Whisky firm, 81 H.
WILMINGTON, February 16.-Spirfts JurDebtine
firm at acc Rnsin steady at 81 IS for
strained and 81 90 for good strained. Tar
steady at ~ 7O Crude surpentine closed firm at
81 GO for hard. 50 25 for yellow dip, and 81 80
for virgin Gnferior. Corn unchanged.