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Liverpool.

The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re.
ported the spot market easier.
Sales, 10000 bales, of which $3.50 were
American. Receipts, 10000 bales, OF which
IA 800 were American.
At 1890: Uplands, lied; Orleans, sd
At 1:30: Uplands, sgd; Orleans, 9-l6d
The Liverpool market for futures at
noon was fiat; February, February March,
6 11-32, 6sd; March-April 6 1882, 81
6 13-32d; April-May, 6 1882. 6 7-16d; May
June, II 81, cd; June-July, 8 Oiled; July
August, g. ;; September, 2l-32d.
Ats: February, February-M March, 6 1882,
6Sd April-May 6 Is sd; May-June,6 II -32d
June-July, 1924.
Futures closed quieter, with all deliveries
off 32d
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By telegraph

LOUISVILLE, February u. 49, Provisions
steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Pork dull and
heavy: new mess, SIS. Lard hrmer; prime steam,
lO,909llc.
ST. LOUIS, February l5.-Butter and eggs
unchanged. Pork lower, sI7 G0cash SIT ~ Marcel,
81 = bid April. Lard lower, IO.57Jzc. Dry salt
meats lower -, p, $50 y9.55. Bacon lower, -
l0.Ij, 70, 1910, 910jO
CINCINNATI, February l5.-Pork dull and
nominal, SIS Lard dull and nominal. 10 GOc
asked Bulk meats inactive, iobbing sales
shoulders 6?4ci clear rib. 9Zc. Lard quiet
Bacon-shoulders, &c clear nib, l014c: clear
1876. Butter Jim and unchanged
BALTIMORE, February I5.-Mess pork,
SIS 504iS %. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
sides. packed, ~ 9l0}zc. Bacon--shOulders SIC
clear rib sides, 1l14c. Hams, I34 Lard-rehned.
25931c. Eggs firm, 26927c.
New ORLEANS, February l5.-Pork quiet
but steady; Old, SIS 80; new, So Lard firm. Bulk
rib and long clear, $50; clear SIDES, IO1sc Bacon
quiet; shoulders steady, re; clear rib and long
clear easy, 1G54c; clear nominally lie sugar
cured hams steady, With a fair demand canvased,
I2gl3c.
CHICAGO, February 15.-Pork active but
lower, panicky and excited sI6 - cash and Febru-
AIRY. SO 5al6 sc March, SIC 955 April 81 2OdI7 .
heavy; .40c cash and February. 10 40ell0. I2lzc
March, l0559l060c April, 10. T0@10.75c May. 10 50
CLOSE June. Bulk meats unsettled, active but
weak and lower; shoulders, &C; short rib, 920c
short clear, 9%c.
CGH.-Pork strong aud higher: 81 071a March,
sl7 ;5g17 81 April III G2Ia May 81. - bid June.
Lard strong; 1o55c March, 10 721zc April, $50
10-S71Sc May, 10 a212c June.
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CTNcINNATI, o, February 15.-At a meet
5g. 0: the stockholders OF the Cincinnati
fd Baltimore Railroad Company the follow
f were cleo ed directors: w. I. McClin-
+ OK, Robert Garrett, John Waddle, w. NJ.
sabody, r. A. Holder, Geo. Hoadley, B. S.
Birmingham. The board organized by the
ection of w. T. McClintock, president; c. F.
! w, secretary; w. f. Jones, registry.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING

THIS JAE.
Arkansas Cify--DEAS ADAHs. Check, pm
Madison -. KATE HocgEH, Rowland : IN.
Cincinnati. JrIDISE STAR, Hegie-, pm
50. Louis. Sic GESEvIFvE, Nickers, pm.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
E.Iars Point -.--..Jz1lEs Ike, Friday, Pr
Ticksisurs BILE IL Gpdi-, Friday, 70 am
O=eeo7a......-...-.--C CO tIIcsTA, Friday, . pm.
White River EO-1E II REy, sstu- LAY 5 pm
Atkan,as River NkE,IS SPEED, saturday, pm.
Clueluasti.---..JA D. PAaEEE- S1turds :. pm.
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HOUSE-BUILDING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at 10


NAILs-sS IS rates per keg.
BRIcKS-Hard. SO 50; SOFT 50 a thousand; fire.
brick. s404 50 hundred.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabama lime, 3-bushel
barrel, 95c@s1 barrel: Tennessee, 2I-busheI bar
rel 85@90c: Louisville cement, 81 709l rs barrel;
Rosedale cement So 80 a barrel; Portland. IS.
Plaster OF Paris 81 SO.
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PROVISIONS.

clearance by steamer for the United States . -,
bags: advance in costs OF good frsts, 5sc.
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veoETAsLes GAME Eoos ETC

Eggs continue scarce, with no demand !;
large receipts looked for to-day. Chickens
and turkeys scarce and very quiet. Potatoes
lower. Apples quiet. Onions in fair demsnd
and steady. Game plentiful and very dull.
observation-disclosures, peachb blows, S. log
30 Onions, S. 2jg3 30. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
Turnips, 81 159I rs per barrel; rutabagas, 81 p
per barrel Cabbage, SlO9l2 per hundred by the
crate. New kraut-large barrels, Sl3&l4; medium,
s9910: half-barrels, S596.
CIDER-Missouri, IS so per barrel and 81 - for
half-barrels; old orchard, IS 50; 81 - for half
barrels.
EGGS-24925c.
GAME-Venison, carcass, &c; saddles, salOc per
pound. Ducks, Sl@1 80 per dozen; squirrels, 81 a
50 per dozen. Rabbits 81 per dozen Quails, 81 -
| 30 per dozen.
., 75a85c; 15-lbs No. l, s19l 10; No. 2. s3a95c;
half barrels, S0-lbs No. l, 81 50 No. 2 So - White
81 2j5i 50 per kit. noninslly, 81 .. Dried her
rings, per box. 25d3oc; North Carolina her
ring, hali-barrels So 30.
POULTRY-Hens. s36f3 D; mixed, 81 5O93. Tur-
keys-dressed, 1o9l2c per pound; alive, s9tGI2 per
dozen. Geese, s.. Ducks, 81 5o93.
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MEMPHIS COTTON srATEMEAi

New York.
New York spots opened nominal; at 1890,
quiet; at 2:30, quiet; at 3, quiet, closing
without change in quotations, and sales of
IA bales; contracts, 400 bales.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

COAL OII4-Wholesale lots at l0c per gallon.
BY telegraph.
CLEVELAND, February Is. = Petroleum
unchanged; s.w.- ITO, &c.
PITTsBURG, February 15.-Petroleum a
triie more active; united certificates Irregular;
closed at s5sse; refined, size, Philadelphia de-
liyery
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fEx-matured coupon.
COTTON,

The local market opened quiet and closed
nominal, with light demand, at quotations
Sales, 400 bales-75 to spinners and 325 to
exporters.
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-fcH OAlcali5 lhtuIto pP-ASN hAhI a. II
irregular; at y, steady: at l 80, quiet and
steady; a, 2:3O, steady; at 3, very firm, clos
ing with advances ranging from Is 20 "a
points. Sales. 81 400 bales.
NC1tn. S'esterlisv TUESDAY,
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SEEDS.

The following list of prices covers the
principal articles, for which there is at pres
ent daily increasing demand,
CLOVER Sc p per bushel
GRASS-Red top, Or herd, 81 10 per bushei; or
chard, 81 90: extra clean blue, 81 p; timothy, 81
as %: German millet, So; Hungarian 81 p.
OATS-Red rust proof. s599Oc; black, 65975c.
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Hog products remain as previously quoted,
with stocks low and the demaud heavy.
Fresh meats III moderate supply ard dull.
Butter firm for the better grades, but prices
unchanged. Cheese dull and lower.
BUTTER Common, 20g2Ze: Keuiucky- Isa24c.
Western. 25f93oc; fancy diary. 30@5ic, Sew YORK
Goshen. S793Sc: creamery, 479yiSe-
CHEESE-New factory at 9%4i0c per round
halfcresm. Il 9119zc: full cream, l1,GI41zc.
Young America, HAAS
FRESH IEAT-Beef-foIeau arterS q &c; hind
quarter 5g1c mes, 81 per barrel; e. % nall ba.
5el- Hog, Sc; 9ackbones. 44jc; spare--ibs. 9
-. sausage. sc. Mutton, 5e1Sc, oy the ,-arcHs--
MESS PORk-S2D per barrel sugar-curcd hams,
So .; breakfast bacon, sI3 - per ext
BAC0S-Packed 81 clear sides, nominBily 81;
clear rib. SO 80 shoulders s. -; loose l2Zc per
cTTt less.
BULK NEATS-Packed-clcar sides. SO 80;
clear rib, $40 l2IS; shoulder S7Ssi; loose, 12}sc
per cggt fess.
si2 - lgIb paif- 81 g 8 ID tins, Sc ~.
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81 is.
CHICAGO, February Is Whisky steady,
81 10.
BALTIMORE, February 15.-Whisky dull,
81 1891 20.
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Whisky firm
and higher. 81 II.
NEW ORLEANS, February b. Whisky
firm; Western rectiied, SI@l To-
CINCINNATI, February 15.-Whisky quiet;
BY; combination sales of finished goods, $40 bar
res, on a basis of 81 II.
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sRooMs AND sRooM.coRN.

Brooms of home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
BROOM CORN-Per ton, sl5Oa22O, according to
grade.
BRooMs- Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 1894,
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with low middling aud grades above +.
lower, and sales OF 1000 bales.
y-rZ7srdav TTaqdav
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WHISKY. ZIG.

No change to report in prices, and business
is quiet.
WHISKY -Redistilled, 90c9sl 80; straight 81 80
al. according to age
WIN Es-Imported Port, 81 5094; sherry. 81 so
al; Observation-Disclosures extra dry, STtS; Pi
per Heidsick, s15925; Mumm's extra dry, s25a2z;
claret So 1901 per box; Catawba, cases, 81 500.
BRANDIES-Cognac, S5910; peach, 81 seq 20;
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*BeIOW hlgn water mark OF Isl
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time Bar. Their. Wind. I Weather.
sos am. 30.212 IS S.W. iCloudy.
2:0S pm. 50-l52 &C Calm. CLOUDY.
10:0S pm. zoos IS Sc. Cloudy
Maximum temperature, &C.
Minimum temper3 ture. 81.
Snip News.
HAMBU RG, February IS. - Arrived: sueyia,
New York.
MOlILLE. February I5.-The disabled steamer
Sandman has been towed in here.
LONDON, February I5.-Arriyed ON: State Of
Nevada, Farnessis and Oder, New York: Mes
torian, Boston.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Arrived: State OF
pennsylvania, Glasgow; Naderland, Antwerp:
England, Gallia and City of New York Liverpool.
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HRAME RESIDENCE AND LOT ON SHELBY
Il street least side). between Huling and Treze-
vanti lot 30 fest front By 100 feet deep. Residence
contains six rooms with another frame house
fronting back alley, conts ming two room ].
Beautiful restdsnee pTopeIry For terms. etc. a2-
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Rev Orleans

New Orleans spots opened quiet; at II 80,
quiet; at 1:S0, quiet; at 8, steady, closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

bales including $500 bales American. Futnres-U pands
Low Mtddling clanse February and March delivery
90 March ana April delivery. 62ssd: DO April anu hIns
am Juy delivery 6Tled: 40 July ana August ueI'eiy
6'lagd. Futures steady. 49,
LvEErOOL. Jan. l2-I3Op m.-Nutdling Upands. Glli3d
Low Muddling Upiandt tS,,d Good Ordinary Uplands
G+d Ordinary Upnnds sd Midlling Orleans, g. I'D Low
Middiing Orleans Giite Good Ordinary Orleans b2i' Ouh
January and February delivery, 6i isd Also ts2 CO. feo
ruHly anh March delivery. 61d. -,.,
IFLRorf. Jan l2--S.jo =. COttonFuture8 pane
Low ,iidng clause March and April delivery. So 81 90,
delivery "a.
LvEEroot. jan 1880 D. m-Tne tho Gay in
IlvruooL. Jan. I4~i:0J p m -rutures-Upands Low
Mo 'l0usc, March and a priI delivery. gid -
lands l4" iang clause, January and February ueut
'.lF N" .hruary and March delivery O-32o' u" APlH
LFIuoot. jan Il-j.0O p m.-Cotton-Fntures-l D.
mn97 Low Nddlmg clause, February I'D I3rc1 utl'eiyf
t'd Futures closed dull
hrau-I. Jan. H. cotton Gm NdIng, llc: low
NJ lI'hc !. .c GOOD Jcinary, llci receipts t'i O"-'
Cu,sLE.ro5 Jan. loCottou firm Nuddling. ll7all'lc:
Low Mlgd.hs, IT In 'ci Cool DtunarI 10 20. 49,,
crpts. la5- bales: exports % The Co tu"ut - -' b15
~ .e clnuac, - pal c1ls,wse 300 bales, sales IDoo
MuWHl. jan I2-Cot,1u urm; nfIuur II &C.. receipts.
MOBILE. JAM NlH1uug. u Rect. Low silll
line. 4lc; Good ordinary. lo-ct net rr'".pts -a'
NEw.JmrASs. Jan. l-.-Couon quiet; Mlt1u1 d ,-c'
lg" h ,i4.u- l.+. D.94 yri.llr-. r.. .. E-.tt,,
$500 hal- O. Frucr t15t 1ae. i1 t1c Continent 'o-'
Jf.ta. sales, 1000 IIl.-. -r0't. aI1 $3.50 1aI.s
Enef0rS. r.. l2-Co--oa lrr. Ntt.r.. II 20. ro' re-
crnt-. I~Il bales. exports cI45twsr. It4J tt.'' 7t7'
l,btl haID.. .fH,.. -.llI HI.rs
SAVANNAH JAN. l2-Co-t1u rrn. Wfa.mg. 1Iicf Low
bales pies. 5000 bales. .as eYc--a-, 4l.O o-e so-A'
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RICE-steady, fairly sctive. UNCHANGED. ~, ,oa
sEbDs-Generaly quiet; Glover. 80 CSC; Timothy y '"
- ~ on track Flaxseed, Al 372dSl 40. 49,, M.
SUGAR-Isaw hrm. quiet UNCHANGED; Far 20 fosl 70 n
ing i2d r sales. y, sos bags Manila 80 t 80
active; prices easter especially for soft grades NJ
IUs-c Crushed, l02o Cubes loo; Powdere1 80. Da
loec. Gfanulated, phdlltC; Moul "a H-e.. w,
uoners a" slsc.; standard A." te9lsc "a -s45, ++
&c; White Extra "C" Sac: Yellow 90. CO.
Yellow &C." 7i!Q7ac yellow, B't07Hr. .., II, .
sTEARINF-Du aud droopin1, Prime iy groiea u ~
O.efnlai girine 1t arne lual lic. ,.,,-- .,....t
IAILON-ARain higher and very fru' ili' Dl'f' Ii"''
Sl215 NC. sale 5000 b. s'suc'sc. . -..- -.t-..
II.A-NO material change either way q. 10 Pr ~
particulars sales 1893 pigs MOI 4ne ID" -
Tyson has Lc fIr Young UTsau. Hf-ecf f'r in.,
loea57c. Tor Guupowd.r and lQiac i'T ,tA = ~ ~
PKG. Pirrsuev or D. lG-|c for Young iy-"u Do 1900
Imperial aue I"09-ac f1r Cur powder % 300 PKG '''
l. = 81 -sc., and ls5 do. Dust nc oaloi &c
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/ Strict II.l.u s...-..-..- 4llI1
/ N..-lug Fl.r......-.---------- iseb +ti
stSo, a5oI 6riaary 81. HIiillas..--........ lI's
saie Il2 56j balrs Prices rail-Ianulrv lLoS llAol
le2na5{, - ., 14 Iin I5alta1- irIr 1907
lf4; Aueust. l5i'a i3-7 ~eptsmnsr, ia ~ ve
iI65 Prices for Rings and 1lrgiusJanuary, - Fob
I9ijt j1iv 800. Huel-- l5s: september 1852; Dcto
b5r is5, Esysmtef li9 closing price; for commit. Ii
~, e43 April l2e8qIe5 May 100 I4--i ]iae
September I25oel2.52: october ll'oells2 No'cinoo-
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Market heavy and In IN
limited. business. Tor export mamly IN Low Grades sole,
l41o0 bDis inciudins - I'D p9. .Hti " Ell @ G
range Loco 69 y , ya Io do fb " q, i t9de
i,TD1 DDS s9tA9529 10 fr winter 2 Whcaf: 500 bis
Ego G't For W5il Ga.a Toa OF 30 ts io' s9F 8
bis were for EXPORT Quotations y So ~ S'est ,,
5 ''ef Fair ' Ez}r Sts'- ss a. Good to Fancy
%? q 100 esa6 20 aa' ). esq COMMON a 'o5
Extra Round LOOP ono - r.t.T, ,r.-s.9e e
S. i0: common clear - - 1. 80, Rye n y-. 20 4 l,
a-54 ~ Loais common To- Far Extra 5as5 io 69.ot5
VERY fya '12 81 market ca-iar dal.-o rTIEES
FLOUR shade easier w.t4 4sat eyicrt 4na jI3,as
'-. rrGEWuEAT flour iowsr and ao.., 7ae+a e..
F.E.leN FEu T--ly aI..-''' 200 p'.a A-.-''a
demand WITH f1c business mainly 10 Winter Per- .agsc Trade
80 option; o...l ..i r,'iI'.I '- IN, . r -1i"-
E.aI Hu-l future $4,000 uu-.- c.h iHs uoIr la-
-r.a R 81 -aQsl sG ...ra. IL. Red. - p:
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"a lS',J.-------- 1
Chic x y W coup
gold IS 1902 -. l
Chic & \ W reg'd
gold Is, 1902 l
CbieN NV SiukE
fnni6s. 79-l929 !
CicNNN sinking
Fund as, reg --- Z
CHIC & \ W stJs
lS19.l929 ..-.-.
chi, q y " ST
FI .-.--.s
Galepa & chicago
La Is. l-o2. :
Peninsula lstcou-
vcr bic Us. ~, I
CIr IS Ma LIST ia
i~.i>.---...--.
Nu..I ts STREETS
list 1-. 1857 -..-
NIuoua ~ 7tPcts
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RANDALL Fl. FOOTE
tEsTABLI-HED 1s6O.)

BANKER AND BROKER 10 BROADWAY. Network,
WANTS
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad oidI store
Confederate Bonds s. rs Wh coupons matur
iu1 affc- January 1865.
COatiEeutnl Railway stock.
Erie Railway Ou-Asse1lted -t0ci.
Kentucky Central Railroad -erurtc7.
Lake superior and Mississippi RAILROAD Flrsts.
Mexican Bonds fCOrrs IssucJ
Mexican Bonds tWOOdhOuse lssue)
vermont valley Railroad I'D FIIsts and Seconds.
Sau'u-sy, Mansfield and Newark RAILROAD STOCK
Town ~ WocOtt ~ W ger cent De.au'ted h0nds
Town NJ s0fus y " per cent Dcfaulted Bonds.
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes
FOR SALE.
manufacturing and other companies stocks na7fng
IIrr. Dividends Also and water companies bonds.
selma Rome aud Dalton Railroad Securities.
Towns OF Lewis Somerset. Wilson euu Yates Niagara
Fouttv N NI per cent Funding Bonds
Ney.Iork aud Hemp-tead Raj bad Bonds Indorsed by
south side abroad oi Long Island Va large amoultJ
---- L----- - - Ny -n-- -A--r ------
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financial.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
and mileage statistics should got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANACtOr 1881 now raLiy. 3res - cButs by nML
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Gauings Banks.

CFAWEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS. Nos. Il
= and rs WastThe trustees have ordered that interest
De Uff 10 dsrOfur5 entitled thereto On, six - end
tIe 9f- ir the RATE of FOUR PER CENT Ter aLuum,
pa able on and after MOS DAY, 10Th inst.
MN. Interest JD credited tu eYU-i principal
WILLIAM H. MACY, President.
HENRY T. 1ttItSIGALi, Cashier
Ncyg-l urk. January b l---.
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! CEDAR ALL' AND AlaaH- IA AAiLkoAD 60.
NlH-Aolk Dee. -, l-5i.S
| T'HE Interest due January !, I~~2 on tho
Ffr-t MORTGAGE .soal. Of t company v boz paid aal
amor Maturity presentation ~ lie proper coupons 90 rls
oHcr Aicssr.. J. :. hEAALDf g. co. So. $50 ilamst
Aew-l 4rk JOIN e.. hle Ntillt
President
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7OBLE AND ONO RAILROAD CO.

And SINKING FCS D DEHEN ri. Ras. viii BE- pai 70 ths
sry next at be- agency Of company So N FINEST 10
The rals.rr books OF ODE first second nseetlre- WI
close Oh tle -sJ January Instant ana eq on iie ~ To
'zlS's'Yors. jan l.s2.
UNDERESTIMATE DIVIDEND.
Is~rRAVrE CGuPtNY
A sENI-tEA A. DiE-.i.Ny o.. tlEG Fit
oalea pi.to.e a.d after TIt~DA1 January H. l72.
ID ''- '---' ''' CHi-. A. HULL, Secretary.
NLW-Y0lE L1E9 EgE 4,5 Wa,If.S RAILROAD Co1ur)
-7''-.' ''''-'' :, ,5 ,'l. lo.- 90 l-si}
NOTICE.-The Board OF Directors have ms
pr.-gr.ei .,> o.. t, c'm2al - A' a. t.' '-er 'i and
ri. ,.ate ,I .i'5. .sr .-e..rr.I SOCK only. %
2 D. n.y. s9 m. aff .lv of p.rertrr rs J. anl reopen IA
i,- l.t 1Ja.u.l. l--- j. .l.-,DEE. lr.a.ar,l.
NryYo.>. LAKE ERIE Aru WFs-ay R,ng3Aol
C-3IAaI. IAL-s. 4-As g..l.. 81 4. ..iLAt ai.'i.,
NOTICE.-The Board of Directors have this
y day directed TIE payment 'f coupon 40 2o la income
Bonds Of .hi7 Company maturing d., a...I J. , -
poa So J. w4.ca D., -rr-i noceai'r . 1885, should be sar
FaS,a. D, soaroa s.. -va r. aat aey time uIo9
prrseui 90 hi. office accompanied ' iA' surrender u
and after jlnuary IT, ISL d. W.-iES SIR. Isels5.isr
RICHMOND AID ALLEGHANY RAIL
~ First Trrlrls- ar t. l1rrr u F. raiI al and
Alter maturity O. --e co-laa once 2'al le vs. s. -u
04UoelL ra..nrtr 'iyS ....
GXTT-FOURTU DI}DEND.-A sail
- ANNI So DlFlIlN pig pig 'iil tl.t 'l-i VIII De
PAID Oh ''' ''' january d. j. f. EyEarrr Cashier
OFFICE I,ilvalls. AsD IlluE..' INSTANCE cot
NtN.i6ss ,t1 f-a1l,y. 1889.
T'Iu Board Of Directors have thi- day declared
sioa.l -s ioa ,t DiSIa.A -Siifi ,s5rs,ay.
oFF.s g.suy.N-l. ,.t,.E C1Fet,vH.
THE BoNRp ~ DIRECTORS o. rui- Com
1 I'1F hl'. DIS ''E -e..t.e 7..'i- - \ F. A. ~.
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GBNTLEMEN's LIST.
Proceedings OF the City Council.
CRY HALL, Vancouver. W. T..

CITY HALL, Vancouver. w. T.,
December, 4, 1882.
City Council met in regular session, Mayor
Randolph Smith in the chair.
Roll called; present. Councilmen s. w.
Brown, Matt Brown. Buckley. Nicholson,
Ranck, Schueie and Wall.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
A petition was presented from the City
band asking for refunding of license collected
for performances Tor benefit of the band. 1t
was moved and carried that the license COL
lected, IS, be refunded.
The committee on streets, public build.
ings and improvements reported no action
BY the county board on the petition of Sam
uel Harris, and recommended that the psti-
ton be placed on file. On motion the re-
port was accepted.
The committee to whom was referred the
new cemetery road matter reported that the
matter was in course Of adjustment through
the board Of county commissioners.
The special committee having charge of
the cemetery clearing reported the work
completed according to contract On mo-
ton the committee was instructed to con-
ssscs sVT ihS~tn4 u0coos~ty tOeuu iustuo Tue
cemetery grounds, the work to be done un-
der instructions Of the committee.
Claims against the city were presented
and allowed a. follows: NJ. Stefan, 966 for
grubbing and clearing city cemetery; M. s.
Phillips us, one and one-hAlf months sal.
AIRY ~ city marshal; George Allen el6, jan
itor's salary; Sheriff Merton 8, keeping
prisoners. Claims presented ~ follows wsrs
referred 10 the committee on accounts and
current expenses; Sheriff Merton, g for
keeping prisoner; J. o. Smith, $3.50 for
livery Tor committee; INDEPENDENT. $3.50
for printing.
The question Of the amount Of liquor L.
csasss within the city becoming due to the
city from the county coming up. was dis
cusssd. and referred to the city attorney for
decision.
The committes on Ere and water reported
some articles needed BY Fire Co. No. i. The
o6lcers Of the company were instructed to
purshass Thorn.
On motion the council adjourned.
J. J. BRESON, City Clerk.
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Territory Of Washington, J .
County Of Clarke.
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Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of
q decree and order Of the Probate Court Of
Clarke County, Warrington Territory, duly
made on the 27th day Of November, fS02 In
the matter Of the estate OF Rebecca A. Pal
mer, deceased, the undersignod administra-
tor Of the estate OF the said Robecca A. Pal
mer, deceased, will, on Saturday, Deco mber
S0th, 1882 at the hour Of one O'Clock In the
afternoon Of said day, at the Post once door
In the city Of Vancouver, Clarke County,
Washington Territory, sell at public auction,
TO the highest and beat bidder, al the estate,
right. title, and interest," Of which the said
Rcbecca 4. Palmer, deceased, died siessd Of
In and TO the following described tract or
parcel Of land situate In the said County Of
Clarke. Washington Territory, tO-wit: The
east half Of the southwest quarter and The
veg " Of the southeast quarter Of Section
aka Township three north of Raaes
three east Of the Willamette meridian, con.
tainlng one hundred aud ssxty acres Of Land.
The said land will be sold - . whole or IN
parcels Of not lees than forty acres, q NAV
be deemed beat on the day Of sale. subject g
the confirmation Of said Probate Court and
upon tho following tevms Of paynent to-wit:
b psid on ~ day Of aele. ana ~ bslancs On
bsts cousk and Vie execution sn6 delivery q
Conveyance BY the eal1 edminlserosor, con.
ysysses 70 bs made e thssxpsass q TIE pur.
chaser. CHAkLE8 n. WHITNEY,
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SENT UP.-For some time Joe Burke has
been missing hides stolen from his premises,
and other parties in the city suffered also.
On Monday Joe had Ed Orion. fisherman,
arrested and tried, which resulted in con-
viction, and fine of 800 and costs, which
failing to pay Orion was sent to the county
Jail for 80 days. A few more convictions Of
this kind would relieve our city of the petty
pilfering going on for some time past.
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DESTRUCTION OF STOCK. Farmers living
near the foothills complain that cougars
and other wild beasts are more than usually
destructive to sheep aud young stock this
fall. If good bounty was paid for cougar
scalps it would pay hunters and farmers to
thin them them cut 20 that sheep raising
would not be 90 much Of lottery in the
mountain districts.
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HE DID HAVE ENouGH.-A farmer mot o
thousand miles from here went home drunk
the other day, but during the evening de-
cided he was not drunk enough, and going
out he hitched up to go go to town, when
he discovered his steed had horns, and on
investigation found he had his COW in the
thills. Full enough" was his verdict, and
he went back to bed.