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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
American Agricultural Association.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The first an
nual convention of the American Agricul-
tural association began to-day shortly after
noon. About seventy delegates were pres
ent. President n T. Sprague in his annual
address alluded to the deaths of Presi-
dent Hon. John Merriman, Of Maryland,
and other members, among them General
\. l. Tarbet, Of Delaware, and Prof. G..
Chambers, o Alabama. Alter recess Off.
GERS we're elected for THO ensuing year, re-
sultng rs follows: President, n. T.
Sprague, of Vermont; vice-president,
Ii. Calvert, Of New York. secre-
tary. j. H. Real, of New York; treasurer,
ii. NJ. McIaren of New York directors,
NJ. Moulton, of New York; Thomas A.
Gate, Of Illinois; w. II. Wheeler, of Ne
vada; John c. Holly, Of New Jersey; II. J..
Udon, G. Stephens, of Ohio; George A.
Crawford, OF Kansas; J. Il. Grumel, Of
Iowa; W, w. Hotter, of Missouri; General
w. II. Jackson, of Tennessee; T. $. Gold, Of
Connections r. S. Sanderson, Of Virginia,
and A. NJ. TaIiord, of Maryland
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NtA.ion Between Senators.

CoLUvOGAN, February Last weee
an alteration u Ercd on debate IN the
scnp.e between sehs pr Ronorr sishaa'n, of
Ca,ten, and Senator o. e. -myJhe. gt 'ar-
isle 1t was rumorci tha fishua,r had
ma le threats of personal Violence agaiust
I Smythe, and yesterday mornmr boz. we're
arrested by the sheriff, iepo-.,.u IN IT.
gard to an Anticipated .rcHr' of
the peace having been made
by members of the legislator To, Two
senators were carried before IsH..,. lud.
shaw who required each to H.e bond. "A
the sum of 5000. On undcrs aulir nat
the matter was about to be peacefully adj
justcd, information on which tn warrants
hal been issued was hlrawn.
Late in the afternoon Senator iishbain was
again arrested on au affidavit Of citizens,
and committed TO jail. Friends are max.
ing strenuous efforts u effect q rcConCilia-
ton. which, +, is thoIsht, will ,rnsp.rc to.
day.
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NV Omriss. L. February the
steamship Z. B.Ward. IT., from bay Island
rpp1rts that ct O'Clock THURSDAY night
the 2nd Of February. 100 miles north 81 CAPE
Antonio. she came in collision with TIRE
Swedish bark Hendrix, from Eruen f1r
Pensacola in ballast, striking the bark I'M
der the port bsw. sinking her in s-N min
utes The captain. trsf mate. cabin by
and q sailor NAMED Leudirir were slred.
the secund mate and Eve slil1-s drowned.
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LocEruEr. NEu NoEE- February A.
Three large planning mills. orned -
Tlla-rIton Cheeve-. T. A Nutt. Liitle =
Gll.zyn. wsrs burned today Bos So 90.
Assis-nri-fl iief Engir-sr 81 ~ lisIa-irilsri
Ger-rs Woods uls cut Of ~ llI nrruse
ard iIr-ref ir tie i.rlillirr. Tefrle jumps
from ttr bird -u-T mir erl -.
kilIsd seF.1-l OibeE -.rsI1-n d 49,
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WAsuNGToy February 3.--The Jefferson
public school building on Virginia avenue,
was burned nc an carly hour this m1uiug.
Loss, $4,000; insurance not get asccr-
tanned. The building was one 81 the finest
in the city. aud accommodated CD pupils.
Geneva Cathoiir church, Rapp,r, tuuy,
one OF lh3 most aucirUJ CHURCHES in swift
zerland was burned with the exception OF
its tower which contained the archives.
Many precious relics we've Gop,umed.
NASHVILLE, February I.-hcIpggs hotel
was totally destroyed 10y fire about -
o'clock last night. Thirty-liye peop,e in it
barely escaped in their night clothes many
of them lcaping from the second story WIN
dows James S. Swift, who is nearly ullud,
and James Riordan, blind, en- route fore i'm.
cinnati, narrowly escaped but were unhurt
BRADFORD, Pa, February IA fire at
-Four Nile New York, this morning dcs-
troycd the Armstrong house, BlOdgrt
HOggin's oil well supply store,
McCmty palace house and three or four
other buildings Lod-crs "a, several hotels
had % narrow escape from the burning
building. The fire started from lamp cS-
plo,ion. Loss. -l5upr insurance mot as-
Ccrtaiued.
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Billiards

Nrw NoEE, FEBRUARY 1.-Private adyices
from Paris say tina in a billiard match last
night, Nirnaux iu the second inning scored
gqt. beating the bast score on record 90 the
champions game, and list 81 sohn hcr a.
4t3
Thri-. February Tile fl.-l evening
OF tlr International billiard match Cudcl
with fIa American ahead again. Tho
uI5yTrs Of both men was un-
usually trirfHI ~iH--u1 made NJ bis
deficit off lasf night. aud ended with n total
score of !. uH NfruruE glial SIS o. his
score Of Yesterday. having % iU'rl uI .G-i,
uhru rIa rIu. closed f1r fIe evening.
-Ir4-Hr-s .gH-a.r fl tu-u'.lf'a fiay Was
ssvartr--fr. arI that of Ni-uauN thirty
eight.
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r.rs.'.-amrfican Ci4i.as Crmfa -ssinn.
Ws-uryHro,, February line French
and American Claims commission met 10
day. THE French commissioners announced
that THE appointment Of A. Porter More ne
resistant counsel Tor France. was confirmed
81 n decree q the president C the Irench
republic.
The French counsel asked f1r time &C.
take testimony in the case Of Phillips vs..
the 4 uited Staies. which vas granted. Tho
commissioner then uruceedeI o. cal thc
docket. when counsel On both sides stated
chat the conditions and prospects
were afearh cass. One hundred cases werr
. called next one hundred and fifteen cases
viii b called tomorrow and the re1uaindcf
from daT % dar until finished.
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L1rn0r. February 2-Ths corporation
rf I0nlun HIS snhs--ii.ed El1 81 TIE frni
o. Ne rene % tne ssss in Eu-iz-
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wssHrro1ox. FebrusrJ IA responss
rs rece'vsd from ne serrsts-F d Ne
t-.s~rrv 70 the resolution irtro1ncsd -
NJ. vaBss IN rsE.rd % i---Eulsrities N ne
IN i,---r.i revenue collsction distriet q
Rortk Csr1a.na-
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WaFutvor1x. February "A resolution
was nluuei 90 pay eK-Serscant-lt- L flIl-
Thompson $500 for expenses incurred iu
connection with the Oisequies 81 the late
President Garfield.
Rice. from the committee on foreign al
fairs. reported a joint resolution requesting
the president % give notice TO Great Britain
uf tire termination ~ certain provisions 81
tIe treaty Of Washington relative % the
fisheries. Ordered printed and recon-
mitied.
GA motion of peale. and By unanimous
consent the house proceeded % the cunsid-
s.-afi1n Of the bill reported from the post
Office committee authorizing the post
naster-Eenerul 3D. adjust the claims u post
rnssfers iUr Loses uf stamped money order
funds b. burglary. fire or any unayOi ahle
casualty. After much noise and c1nflsiTn
fhe BIZ. not being presented wa fsi r1-.i
tl "Wednesday next
TIE huuse then sent ir- rl-1rlr-rr 1T
he whole On the post lul
til the nsEf uuesfir berg 81 tas
r.-iation q \ - d. .r i-7era-
I'd variurs y rar-rg
FINALLY itw~ 20 rrE s-s
frIrfirE urI fla arl-u 90
e-ad - 9--r- ga Fr ~
men I- r el' 60 -er =. "
rs-1sf r. -rf o. eel e-r s-stslr. IN
---s - 40 Do -ze1 - - !
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for the same weeks

There were no he station and no delay this morn
ing in demonstrating a power TO reach higher
range of values in the stock speculation. stocks
were not wanted at last evenings closing h9ures
and the first bids showed advances ranging
from u to 1l2 per cent. Yet as rule the
first prices proved to be about the lowest figures OF
He day. While the granger stocks con-
tnued to lead in the speculation, they were not
permtted to be such special exceptions as they were
Yesterday and the speculation, within Its small
limits was more general than 1t was yesterday The
full effec. of a settlement ~ of the Northwestern
railway war probably was experienced IN the mar
ket because it the unanimous belief OF operators
that il virtually is settled. The street had early
information thai 3lr Porter had resigned the presl-
dency Of the Omaha Company. aud the late positive
denial of tho report was not believed. by
some method of obllque reasoning the street has
been lured into tie belief that TO Mr.. Porter d.
rectly are due all the difficulties of the situation
and that hence a change in the management of the
Omaha is the direct road to harmony. A little
direct reasoning. however, will lead to the
conclusion that whoever assumes the NAH
aGeinent Of chat company must sooner or later
come in contact with the past aggressive policy
of the st. Paul Company, and learn that there IS
one road more in existence than there is business for
AS the situation is understood tonight the
chances for patching up Of the
troubles and practical adjustment that
will run for some time are considered
good. Those on the inside seem TO think
that all that remains TO be settled is a
question of minor detail, and that peace for time
is practically assured. Notwithstanding the greater
activity in the dealings in stocks there is no en-
largement of the speculative circle. To-day con-
siderable amount of stocks were Supplied from the
boxes of investors During the last five minutes of
business there was reaction of las per cent
from the best prices but the market closed strong.
Government bonds quiet but firm, and the
bids for the 4s were advanced ls per cent An
nexed are the closing quotations.
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dull Mt ~ asc for Heavy sascfor Medium with Light sell
ing ut 5Lsc best Jerseys at 69I go
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFF.to Doc. l2--CArrIE- Receipts to-day, 40 head
total for the week far $3.50 head for same tune last
week 455 head, through 4y3 run ght u
nand good all grades; good attendance OF buyers
qrndes dsposed feeling frm two pair Fancy
Steors sold 49, Light to Medium. 81 ioadD 3Oi ssoo9
Shippers SIS 50ds5 10, Choice Steers 80 0oGS0i Mixed
Butchers SO 30 dSi - -, g., a.. uroo,
,hus far $4,000 head for time last week lZ,OoV
consigned through, demand gOOn ptlcos
1uotably higher Choice sheep, 81 $685. Common - 'D
~, Lambs 81 G0s5 5i Canada Lambs - ~
Hoes Receipts today, 2s7 head total ior t me Mse
thus far $40 head for time last week 25eVO neu
consigned through % ears market weak arrivals ~
of demand Good TO Choice Workers. 81 y0d$ Light
s. $3.50 90 Medium to Fair Butchers 50 1896 2O CHOICE
Heavy S6 3Oas6 30 -, ..a,., ,,,.
CacAGo Dec. i2-Hoss-Recepts $4,000 head shipments
Light very dull aud lower Fancy unsold Mlaed -
Heavy IS 9OdF6 50 Light SIS 40d&6; Skins 50 5Oasi 20
CATTLE - Ilecepts 1870 head; shipments 300 mead
marset market dull and l0c l9wer Christmas Bcey ~ zog
81 Good 10 Choice Shippin s. 1886; common % FAR -
Ts5 Butchers plentiful and shade weaker; Common 10 FAR
50 20as3 Medium ood SO 26aS 25 sIockors and reed
ers 80 G0dSi; supply large and demand weak -,
SHEEP-Recepts. 1000 head shipments OOQ mead; lnaset
fair but slow; Eastern shippers buying sparngy; quailb
moor Common 25d 81 25 Medium To Good 20 4O
i9S3 0O Choice 20 Extra 81 ludSI 90. ,,-.-..
ST Louis Dec l2CATTLR- Receipts $50 head; shipments
none scarce firm. Native steers to 3OO ID
To- do 800 to $50 lbt4 Soat9 2 BUTCH
era stock 10 So Ia sOckers S2Gf3 90; I" QUASI
SHEEP Receipts 300 head shipments, 800 head mafSet
steady with demand Medium 10 var, - 1885 20
Good TO Choice So 5Oa$4 20 Extra 81 25Gsi 90 Lambs
5ONSi
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The business in State bonds was confined to sales
of Arkansas 7s to Pine Bluff Railroad at 22023
quotations were steady. There were no transac-
tons in city bank stocks.
Che market for railroad bonds was very limited,
and the Transactions were small; prices moved ir-
regularly. bat generally show some improvements,
Erie second consOls were Il higher at 96l2 the
price carries the December per cent coupon. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas consos were Il lower
ut 1861. and tic seconds were p higher
at o. Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdeusburg So, for
retail lots, were up p at 72, and the incomes sold
at 42l2a -. G., {. and {. incomes we're off 10 81
1VJ1i1. CheSa3e IKE and Ohio rsts. series Il, We're
3s higher at So and currency debts were % higher
at $780, Canada Southern frsts not
sustained az yesterdays advance and sold at
Us 7sU09. against 100 New-York, Chicago and
ST. Louis Ill SITS were steadicr at about OLE East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consols were
strong al 743s, and incomes sold at 40, and Rich
mond anu Dang.llc debenturc9, after SO, were uD-
changed 1t 62i2. Rochester aud Pittsburg
incomes. 1850 to 42ie. ST. Paul and Omaha
consols were up 2l4 per cent TO 107
a, an attachment to tbs share speculation,
and ST. Paul frsis, Pacific and Western division,
Is higher q; 80. Texas and Pacific incomes
81 10 509i aud frss, Rio Grand division. were
"a higher at s0ll, and New Orleans and Pacific
fIsls were i2 hi-her at S6i2. Northern Pacific
iTss were srongat 1913.
Tha sub-lreasury statement to-day shows gain
on balance OF SLIP 400, made up by gains of
$i,0GS.Ji9 coin and S53.ss2 currency. Io-day's
transactions covered Receipts (including 81 OOO-
600 gold coin from Pbiladelrhja Mint and 5000 0oo
by fursher ISSUE OF gold certtcates), 81 55S, 1913,
payments exclusive OF checks for S403, sos
gwen Tor bends and INTEREST,", ~ 49,, 722
currency balance, $i.69G,0SI coin balance,
SlO7. s20.6J2. The local money market was rreg-
MAR; carly loans were AT per cent; later at per
&C Mt and later still al 4 u per cent; after that
money wac ia sharp demand at q per cent but flo
ally closed about AZ per ceot. The domestic ex-
changes on hew-iOrk no the places named
aie quoted as follows: Savannah, a discount
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from Chicago of -four grain and provisions Tor the
vces ending Saturday December o. shows an IN
crcase from the preceding week of this year OF
a ao5 tons. and increase OF l,9I6 tons
from the shipments of the same week OF
1881. Compared with the preceding week OF TINS
wear the railways last week carried 6,7O6 barrels
moro of -four and POI tons more of provisions, and
o 527 tons moro of grain. The totals were 5O,933
last week. against AZ, 53s tons the preceding week
The changes in the tonnage of each railroad are as
follows: Michigan Central gained 1861 tons and
Lake Shore lost 1859 tons met gain to the
Vanderbilt system 5O2 tons); Fort Wayne gained
1,O47 tons and Pan Handle gained 1lS2 tons
met gain 10 the Pennsylvania system Z'ZZo
tons); Baltimore and Ohio lost 1OS tons ana
Grand Trunk gaineds1. 772 tons.
The following shows the quantity of -four. grain
and PROVISIONS carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended satur-
day December o, 1882:
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4s.si5,c for certificates. 4elc delivered No. J Sno'ea
quoted quoted &c. SS MHca white DE- e. 4SS s
Mixed state STA 1 SJe Th pee. @S closing DO
January 46ssaSSc closing 4elsc DO February sS
May s6asI6 closing 4gsscs 81 agoe 80 g. &c., 100
IN aSc ~ al. Sharps 81 O5ds1 10; Rye Feeu vVc'
GINNY isAGGfNG-Quiet, unchanged. ,,, on,o, nj
HEMP &c-Jute Butts quiet az z S@-@0'' ii'"P f -
IL Lc for Manila and i5c for slsa ., .oadv n-ices
hy MI sTRAW-A fair trade is doing ~ seany pte
We oIote. Hay Medium TO Prime Timothy toe.vc.i shg
ping grades 65dGoc; Glover 4eScoc uo oar 80
9i0c.
HIDES-Quiet but steady $1,000. ,..so 4. dru ol,te for
export and homo use and plees 10 nta Yearnrs and
eastern S6d9Oc: California. 9Od05c There ~ere . n
changes from Europe, ana the teeSIaus mum '"0 '
iIregulaty, not TO say easlnesS o,a rnion
LEAF IIEll-1he market for liemlOck. Soie anu 'Ai'
Tanned is quiet in q regular way, but about steady
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to par Charleston, Il discount TO par; Ne S,
Orleans commercial So discount, bank, par %.
Louis, rs cents discount; Chicago. 7o@oo Genus
discount; Boston, par to cents premium. e.,
The Clearing House statement to-day IL ~ I roi
lows: Exchanges, $163,796,S0l balances. Fo'
The limited States Treasury at Washington "a
day received 800 900 National bank NOUS 5oi
demption The customs receipts were 1too'o'o
/ and the internal revenue receipts $216,f9Z.
The firmness of the foreign exchanges was re-
flected in an advance of l2 cent 20 tHe = IL
the nominal quotations; but for actual Dussnnss We
do not change our figures, which are as loilo o
Bankers bills $4 soil and 81 S44 ior iong anu nn
short sterling respectively 524's ana oSr ioi
francs; Gals and 95is for relchmarks; oo'S anu
397s for guilders ,o. 100
In London, British cOnsols were ls lower ~ Ioo
/ I6 for money and 4 lower at 100 lo-lo ior ac
count United States bonds were strong ana heher
3los at lOJlo; 4s at 1244 and 4l2s at 1874 AmeIl
can railways were dull and the quotations SIMPLY
followed the course of the home markets; the las'
prices which were responsive to our To-Day ny oi &c
ing figures were the best of the day. Inc bank Vi
England lost G69 600 bullion on balance.
The Manhattan Railroad Company mas aeciaIeIi
quarterly dividend of lie per cent on It's hrst auu
second preferred tNew-York Elevated ana nelly Sd9
potan old stocks payable on January =, 1922
transfer books will close on December ~, looZ.
Ma statement is made showing whether or not tue
dividends have been earned. -, .;;oI
The receipts OF -four and gram AT tne pIinclp'i
ATLANTIC ports this 12th day of December were:
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Total since jan L. $685. 1862 223 400
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec l2-l2:3O p. mU five per cent bonds ex'
tended O5 and Great Western first mortgage rus
second mortgage tIu5 ees ceI
Gates l7ia second 0onsols. 10 New ork Ceh!ia,
1885,, ILLINOIS Central. l49l2 Pennsylvania Central OIe
New.YOrk ontario and Western 27i Milwaukee ana Ct
Paul common l01 ,,. -. .t,oo
per cent Tenes 80 confines for The account
LONDON Dec i2-4;00 m.--Bar syer Is quoted at 0O'9d
per ounce. oo,, .... u.
LONDON l24 p. Consols. IOOille for money ana
lOll6ts account tour cent bonds ia q; AZ
lantic Western first mortgage trustees ce;un
Gates 81; Erie S7s Pennsylvania Central 62 keadng Zb
Milwaukee and 81. Paui common 100 NeW1orA' ontario
and Western 2S. - ,.,
LONDON. Dec. l2.%. p m-The amount OF bullion with
Drawn the Bank of England on balance TO-DAY Is
100000 ~.
LONDON. Dec 12-4;00 p. m.-Pas advlces quote threo
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COMPARED with the corresponding week or last
year the tonnage of last week shows an increase OF
!. 976 tons. made up by 5000 barrels more oil
four less SIT tons decrease in grain and l45 TONS
decrease in provisions. 1t has been printed tha'
the railway shipments of last week were greater
than for any week since November. 1881. lnat
ia An error: the shipments of the six weeks rom
January TO February Is. 1882, rose from oo,9oo
TONS I'D 10 To- 10 tons and back TO 5l,S3l tons 90
IT, as is alleged, the railways are blocked py inc
present business there has been serious deteriora-
ton in their equipments from the conditions OF INC
week ended February 4, when without
trouble they carried out OF Chicago |Z,IIO
tons of dead freight or 40 per cent more
than they carried last week. The distribution be-
tween the various railways of the losses ana gains
of last week from the week of 1881 are well
worthy of special notice they are better evidence
of the character of the business than are the ran
dom talks about an advance inmates ana OF inc
harmony said TO exist between the trunk Inc
railways The net increase in the tonnage OF all the
railways for last week over the same week OF 1881
il 976 tons; vet Michigan Central last week car
ried 1856 tons less than it did in the week OF 1881
and Lake Shore carried 55S tons less-net loss 10
the Vanderbilt system, 1,744 tons o. about . per
cent. Every other line shows an increase: Fort
WAYNE 2S3 tons and Pan Handle 2O5 tons-total
gain TO the Pennsylvania system, 45S tons; Baltl-
more and Ohio .O99 tons, or 62l2 per cent; and
Grand Trunk 2, 1873 tons, or 80 per cent
The following table shows the comparative ton
mage of each railroad in tue articles named-hour'
grain and prov islons-for the week ended December
0 and the corresponding week OF 1881; the TO-
tai shipments from Chicago of flour and grain. and
the portions of those totals which were carried ny
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refs per 10 kIlo Average daily receipts 1880 laes Chit
mens the weekTo the Channei and North Of Eura.e
az 900 bags. 10 the United states, 10000 bags Ia X:
1900 sales Of ~
Channel and North Of Europe $4,000 bags for tho Uniis
States, 10000 bags for the Mediterranean tx no
bags. stock. 472.00O bags Exchange London III Id WV
SANTOS Dec. l2.-C0fee-SuperiOr Santos, 2gOOTS ioe
refs kilOs daily receipts wees
bags Shipments the week-To all conntres eoo1
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proposals.
NAVY PAY 0FFcIg,
~ .HfHNn -

NAVY PAY oFFcIg,
IL STAIE-sE,
NEw.YoRK, Dec. IL. 1888.
PROPOSALS in duplicate, seaedand Endorsed
on envelope Proposals for supplies" viii De- received
nj this until ~ O'CLOCK December 49, 1882 for the fol
lowing supplies OF the best quality, to DO delivered within
thirty 80 days Of order free of expense at tbs
Navy Yard. New York
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
3S 900 cubic feet line grained Southern yellow pine TIM
Der.
specifications be obtained ct this office.
The reserved all bids that may MT
DO deemed al antageous 30 the Government. -,
responsible cites required for the prompt and ta'
full delivery OF the supplies awarded.
Blank forms will 10 furnished at this ONCE. .
Pids moi n.opefly signed and certified VIII be copsd
cred. THOMAS l. CAsWELi-
Pay Inspector u. - Navy.
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DEPARTMENT OF srREFr CLEANING,

No. 81 CHANBERs.sr, NRw.Y oRK, Dec. z, 1882
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the offices Of this Degaltment until ~ o'clock OF We'd
December 20 lS8 which time and place the
posas will be publicly opened and read For the na dispo
son OF street sweepng ashes and garbage collected In the
OF NewY Ork and delivered at the several dumps OF
dumping places of the Department OF Street Cleaning Ia said
the OF four from the st day OF January
1888 Proposals will be ready for distribution at this ONCE
Tuesday December IL. 1892 at L. O'clock For further
details City Record copies Of which be o)alnd AZ
No = City Hall Us COLEMAN,
Commissioner OF street Cleaning
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trade will begin noxt week Wednesday The most sasDie
kinds at Christmas time largo fat turkeys ana po Se
Chickens usually sell better Just before New car %
for Christmas Shippers intending their st9cs Lon seDding
should careful TO select quaty ciOsy hnS
only grades Poor poultry never ses Ell ia mar
Market Shipments should be timed so as 70 aoh n
ket by wednesday Thursday December 20 and ~ Ann .
game birds In good denanu anu mn "a
quoted Quail are usually held at 50 20 but rarely ehcee1
So OO0s2 12ia VensOn selling readily and nrn @ an"
rabbits are plenticr easier Wild ducks very hl "A
black bears selling at irregular plceS nun