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nInLES TOm STATESMEN.
New Years GIFTS 10 Zen Butler,
Jay Gould, Etc.

BosroS December 29,-B. u. God
frey, Of Npwtonvllle, who signs himself
shoemaker, farmer and original proprie-
tor Of Godfreys Patchen, il religious
man who strives to do good i'll his own
way, though sometimes out of the beat
en- track in which our best deac ms walk.
He has given to he poor and oppressed
far more freely THAI his means warrant
ed. He has determined to signali2e the
New Year IN u unique way, and has pur-
chased and sent to list OF twelve gen
tlemcu az many handsome pocket bibles,
with the name Of each in gilt on the
book, and with each h. has sent one ex.
planatory letter and culled app oprlate
verses for their special study. Tn" lis
Of recipients Of these iayors is AS fol-
lows
General B. f. Butler, Jay Gould, w.
II. Wand rbilt, Senator q. f. HOar ii.
Is. Clnllin, Governor Long, Mayor elect
Albert Palmer, Goyernor-elect Oliver
Nmps, Colonel Jonas II. French, John
NJ. Forbes, Georg ". Johnson and
Aaron Clailin.
For General Butler he has culled the
verse beginn ng: But | say unto you
love Your enemies" For Senator Hoar
the verse beginning; Let love be with
ont discrimination. AbhOr that which is
cyil. Cleaye t that which is good
For Horace b. Cailin, the verse begin.
ming; "Sces tnou di igent mau in
business" Fo jay Gould: "Be ye
Therefore sc IA serpents and harmless
a5 doves" For VIM. II, Wand rbilt:
allow much better it is to get wisdom
than gold.
In lis letter explaining the meaning
~ his gifts, Mr.. Godfrey emphasizes
the need Of reform in the church and in
the press. He says Not but what
think tn you nj have your bibles, and
read them, hut because | never have
seen copy Of tn Bibe so well got up
aud convenient Tor gentleman to carry
in his left side brea t coat pocket
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QotMoon GALVESTON and DENISON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and AUSTIN.
The Shortest Line
s%As AND g.SsA. CITY, sASS.sa.

And all Points North and West
and lis positions aud connections render
II especially desirable Tor reliable and
comfortable travel between
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Continued from last ,0eeE.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

In 1876, thirteen men comprised tho
entire working force used in the manu-
iacture of,the James Boss Gold Watch C1se
Now over fUe hundred are employed, and the
number is constantly increasing. There
son OF this increase is this: In the lanes
Boss Gold Watch Case all the metal in SIGHT
and subject to wear is solid gold, while the re-
malnder, which only lends strength to tho
case, IL of stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold is needed. and
strong, elastic metal where strength and
elasticity are needed, a combination pro-
ducing watch case better than solid 9old
and at oNE-HALF the cost.
Over 100000 Of these cases T"'1E %SNS
have been sold, and every jeweler in tho
country can testify to their quality and
merit.
- .LuDrsoToN, MrcH., Dec. e. 1881
c,di W msrsh Of the Democrat bought Jss Boaa.
Iolu atch case Is years ago and carried N urtji
mort time ago, when purchased H. and soid h -
tetuIiler The case showed no signs on wear ercs.,t
ssfei 70 any case and am satisfied can 80
sol9 inc James Boss Gold Watch Caae for as
hnn the parties who bought the rEt ones Sre cer9'
~ stn today, as we'll satisfied as though thew ma
resrd tbem 92id case costing twice the money.
Enouid sen who desires TO give his custofnsre t,,s
WITH Oh ueir money or values his reputation
. WIN y. OUsHWAY, JstesIer
send cent stamp 10 Keystone case Fsstor Phu,
as'phs To- Tor hautsoe illustrated Pansphlst sh, -
sa~s' Los and KeJ'tene Watch Cases are Iaaas.
40 be Coatin,tsdl
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Farm Notes.

Oie Of the best crosses between fowls
is the mating Of Houday cock and a
Brahma hen, " hich produces not only an
unusually rye fowl but also an excellent
class OF laying hens. The cross also com
bines hardness. early maturity and quick
feathering.
Samuel Miller, of Missouri, 10 the end
OF increasing 70 crops of potatoes when
seed is new and high priced, plants the
iubers in boxes early by stove aud starts
the sprouts, ard when three inches in
height they are removed and Get out, ard
the operation cJndru,s several times.
Experiments ut The Canadian Modrl
Farm show that COW previous to calyine
should be confined 10 a straw end hay
diet and completely dried OF that tue
milking periods should be only once day
for awhile, then once ia Two days, a.
prolongipg the intervals as long as it j.
safe 10 DO so.
Hawk have a parisli;y for tall pole
from whence they can survey the field 10
fore seizing their prey. Tie knowledge
Of this props nsitY 1T &c hauk by the far
mere sometimes induces the Latter to er.c,
poles 81 certain locations, at the ton a.
which are fastened steel sphpg traps.
Which clUse when the hawks aLgh.s 90
lhcm
Bees range to q great distance 10 se,.rbc
Of holey. Is isLc,a aro DO prot. c,i,n
against their Taid.rgs on n.ighJouDg allds
bee-k,tpiDg Is often pracuc,d by those
Who have bot little spsce, aud the honey
thus procured IS marty Oh clear pr,Gt. fii
bot little e-sis'mCe is uquIrtd by bees So
10, shspr Of ariiftbl food
". r Afhutor, go n pspor on DE care
nt FUR trees. o. q b.f,re Maine horji.
cui'ursi fo-idy to.t the following: a
iurmT dismissed hand b,c,u.e %. Ser
only riDe trrcsih t-y during bis .bscn.
the D'x' Day ne ST iie bslaUcs If 100 tim
, 3. When they bsre fruit, The nine s.t
ny lLe hu.G mau Yr.vd b.. more valu.
a,lc !ha1 Do ninety ss. BY himself
Carey Saith .ags il flc I,wa iiame
Fesd Taretos,fba y 90 100 lu i,I.
q corn. Dr ,ne m~el p Huf,d ger tc-
m'sn. r'ufy % maLuf, 2 MIX. tg
bi7o's 'i 2rss. grow wttre only sre gr, 81,
Otiore. IS mrre p mate. .f Dalu-, tn..r
lF1n., y't IRON poser mss rrme lY ,u5
N in no. work of gwnz ua manure
whtre BE- Will fa Toe r1lst ga.d.
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Fashion Notes.

Fashion is eclectic this fall.
Crope-fnished wools will be much worn.
Cloaks of all shapes and sizes will be
worn.
All kinds of hats and bonnots will be
worn
Wool and velvet combinations are oil
the rage.
Very loog English overskiris are worn
with plain skirts,
Sleeves are longer than those made for
spring dresses.
Combinations of wool, velvet, ard satin
will be much worn.
The new Louise velveteens emulate and
arc irvoiced VcIvets.
Boureites are again in vogue, but they
are not like the cid bCurettes.
The bulk of the silk unportations this
foil are Ottoman, reps, or travers.
FIR The short coats the Melton anG Yves,
OF England cloths are very popular.
Waisicoa;s or plastrons, plain or pleated,
appear on almost all new corssges.
Embroidery cut out and applied on
wooden and silken stuffs will DO much
used.
Cheviots come in checks, stripes. and
large blocks, in all the combinations of
colors.
Pointed velvet yokes are used on silk
dresses that have Vandyke pointed tim.
ming
Velvet and velveteen will be worn 10
excess, with all srris of stuGs, even silk
gauzes.
Brenton, franklin, and Elzabethan
vests and plastrons are revived in Tho new
autumn toilets.
For the neck aud sleeve trimmings .of
the new dresses gilt braid, gilt gauzo, and
gilt lace are used.
All of the new gathered founces have
the edges cut in leaf, dogteeth, or Vandyke
points or blocks.
Gilt lace and white crepe lisse, crinkled,
Grape, and silver braid are combined In the
new neck wear.
Skirts cut in yandyes or blocks at the
bottom, falling over pleated flouuce. are
q feature in fall costumes.
Long, close- fitting cloaiss, trimmed with
fve-inch bands of fur, are being made by
the tailors the coming winter.
One of the handsomest silk fabrics of
ibis season is black satin de Lyon brocad,d
with fine cut beads, woven into the fabric.
Jackets, nantes, dulmans, visites. and
circles, small capes, and scarfs make ~,
the varied importations of fall and winter
outer garments.
TailOr- made suits come in very dark
sage green, purplish red, dahlia shades.
gray. golden brown, royal, eIcctric, sap
phire, and navy blue, Belgrsvia and Gros- |
veneer suitings, and black cheviol and
Lucknow serges.
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with attempliUg u repe bus d tighter.
girl OF seventeen.
A double elopement, oil the parties be-
ing married, now excites the people q
Walker county, Ga.
James N. Lipscomb, South Cerol'na's
Secretary of State, ia getting his name up
as fisticufT fighter.
The officers OF the Misptouomah, now
at New York, have been detached prior to
putting that vessel out OF commission.
The Evening Call, PhiladeIpbia's new
daily, is well received. II will be conduc-
ted, in a measure, on the plan of Paris
dsilies.
General w. Y. q. Hum.e, who died at
Knoxville, Tenn recently, WAS ihe defen-
der OF leland Number Ten, of which no
trace now rem .ins.
a young lady in Germautowo, Pa.
named Mary Alice Seymour dc Chambord,
whom she often saw.
Minnie Kessley, beautiful young lady,
committed suicide al Somerset. Ky. The
cause Of tho deed is not known. She Yves
one OF the reigniDg bellies.
The Superintendent of the PHILADELPHIA
mint has been authorized by the Director
of the Mint Bureau TO purchase 60. 600
ounces of silver for coinage into dimes.
William Singerly, Of the Philadelphia
Record, has brought suit sgaintt the Poo
plo's Line Railroad Company for $50, 900
loaned the directors of that organization.
The marriage of the Popes nephew,
Count Pecci. took place on Sunday. There
was no music, no singing, no flowers, no
bridesmaids, and not even a beet mao.
The Secretary of the Interior has deoid.
ed that every Winnebago Indian of one
fourth Indian blood Is entitled TO receive
his share of the 800. 600 awarded by Con.
grees to that tribe
Az Rome, Georgia, campmoeting a
young couple were married in the very
presence but without the kuowedge Of the
brides mother, VITO was strongly opposed
10 the match.
The fight between the Cincinnati En-
quirer aud Commercial Gazette continues
with Increasing venom. Halls cad has pc
titioned to have Mclean expelled from the
Chamber of Commerce, and the latter In
return calls him liar and slanderer.
Governor Cleveland has pnrdoned Frank
VI. Baker, who has been imprisoned over
two yearD for bigamy. The crimina'lly of
Inc act depended upon $he technical ques-
ton whether an Ohio divorce held good in
that State, on which courts disagree.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TO he Creditors Of James Z nnr.h. J

TO the Creditors Of James T Bur,h, Je
ceased
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuii
Court Oi Preston, made in 0anse there,
in pending. TO subject the real estate of
the sid james y BIrch 10 the payment
OF his debts, you are required To- present
you claims against the estate OF the said
James I Burb, for adjudication
smith CraIS, COMMISSIONER. at his Office
IN the ssid county, on or be fDre the Both
day 81 October nest.
W illness, Smith Crane, Clork Of s.i,t
Court, tlIis igth dav OF September IsS2'
SMITH CRANE.
zz-'t' Clerk.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO LII PERSONS HOLDING LIENS
by judgment, or therwise, on the real
estate, or any .par thereof, of Sarah .
Grimes:
In pursuance of the Circuit Court of
Preston County. made in cause therein
Pehdlng, to SUI Ject the real estate OF lhe
sid Sarah a. Grimes TO tie Satisfaction
"i the liens thereon, you are hereby re
CURED to present ali claims held hv Won
and each of you, against the said Sarah
A. Grimes, which are liens on her real
estate.or any part OF it, DISQUALIFICATION to
me, at my office, in The town of King
wood, Peeston county, West Virginia, on
or he'ore The 18TH day of October next
Given under my hand, this Nth day
of September, 1888.
1. &. RALPHSNYDER,
z-.iL Commissioner.
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funlorOus.
All roads lead 20 ruin.

$1,000 1890 W VIM
Tales of wayside inn-Cocktails.
The watering cart saves many a man
from biting the dust.
Ia old times BARRIERS used 10 pull teeth
and bleed people. Now they talk them to
death.
1t has become the fashion for rich men
to own steam pleasure yachts, but the poor
man, as usual, has To content himself with
schOoners.
'He may have been a little crooked, re
marked the undertaken, mournfully, over
be II mains of bank cashier, but CUES.
l can sTaighten him.
Don't tell me you WON'T said au ED
mira father 60 his little daughter of SIX
summers. well. but papa said the ar,
less hltle one, what shall saw when l
mean WON'T
An interesting oil ti0u5acIion took place
IN thc Fifth ward yesterday. Though the
little fellow beloved like bull and said
he could't bear 1t, the ord lady tGntr,
him ana made him take it.
What are you going to de- when you
grow up ityou don't know how 10 cipher ?
ssked a teacher Of slow boy. I'm going
to be a school teacher and make the boys
do the ciphering,' was The reply.
a professor was exposlulalne with d.
s'odeni for idleness, when The latter said /;
It's no use 1 was cut out Tor IS loafer.
Wen dec Jared The professor, whoever
cut you ut uuderatoOd his business.
Says a correspondent. speaking n mod
ern Fieuch Furnishing, I fad innumers
bic instances Of arm chairs covered with
Two soIts of materih' Isn't il about time
that these filings at coaitshIp were done
witt2
Dud's who chew the hcads OF ihei
cares are aOg To-, dby ned csl editor To
rave lbe same made Of snft rubber instead
Of silver. Il uiaaes less wear aud tear on
he guns aud hell tbs teeth to come
through iua' ss vel.
What woult soci~ty do ~ a nap should
enter bail rom with bic arms bare 10 me
-hnlder and mis- shirt open from wnere his
suspeud'ts Cross on his b.ck ~ thg bird
hutton IN his v,ss froBi2 VIII some W.
.r4.,I,.s '''' P''''' 'nS"' J
s''''"D' '''"'.,n SEM
49,, y, -.
F'''N' '"'' ~
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,..l...,.3, s,. ..,a. ,.. 80. " VIC
NAN, go f,'.o.. ,u'. ~ ""
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PARKER,S TONIC

Cules Complaints of Women and dis
eases OF the stomach. Bowels, Lungs.
Llver and Kidneys, and IS entirely dif~
lerent from Bitters, Ginger Essencesand
otner Ionlcs. as IL never intoxicates. soc
and 81 sizes. Large Savings buyin0 sI
SIZE. HiscoX " Co, New York.
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I'D, BAD. BAD RIooD.

some blood bad because poor some is bad because
contains Some bad
o'1 NOT poison 4 the mosquitoes who bite them
INC " red color OIL good blood
oa "h has not enough always unsatisfactory The nor
~ IL ems lt crcute5 cannot be said to enjoy good health
Inc efforts Of expert chemists produce Of
sn be assmated with the blood bave resulted in that perfect nr
t az important part OF Browns Iron Btters. only ono
the desired good. e> ' ~ '' 'fi'ShcS
weak poor thin blood may be strong and impure
BdtY5. ' ~ ' ''l'"0'"e' %/0O"S
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
no The @ editors Of John a vanzand.

TO the Or editors OF John 4 Vanz,nd,
de,"asol:
ia puislai co Of a deer NJ tie Cir
suit tour a. the Couuty Of Preston ma he
ia cause therein pcndiug. to subject
TIE zeal tue Of tho sail John A Van.
lan {, to the payment o? his debts. Won
re i,gured to- Wcsont your claims
against the estate of the sid John A
lduz ndt. for adjudication to Jnseph n
hawthorne, Commission, ~ his once
tn DE SUD cWutv, or or before the3lb
iay 81 October next.
Wines, smith Crane, Clerk o SAID
Court, { Is 1911 day of september. 1854
SMITH Ora NiE.
dazI-Ot' Clerk.
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PRESENT pow Err
TO-MORROWA LONG WAY OF,
WHEN IAALEIS W ACVEn IN n y,

AO-hOHhON \ LONG WAY OFF
WHEN HALF rs WACVED TO-DAY,
Comfort is never in hurry. Pain and
distress are in hot haste. Ii is TO the
friend In need''-the friend who does
something now--thAt the old adage paws
the com pliment of being "a friends
indeed That they do not keep the sui
of BENSON'S CAPCINE PORofIS
PLASTERS. The plasters of other DAYS
-whether porous or charlottesville
'N until 10 morrow Ne can nrom-
Use nothing on tle spur of the moment. -
But pam unrelieyed, like hope deferred.
maketh the heart sick. Benson,s nlasters
act ON APPLICATION They DerInease. sootho
warm and heal, oonteihing, as Thy do,
chemical and medicinal agents of tie
x hest efficiency. Their motto is now
GI1 me genuine have The word CAP
Price 20 cents Scabury a Johnon
Chemists, New York.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens bv judg-
hlent or otherwise, ON the real est lie.
or any part thereof, OF Joshua LAYTON !.
u pursu nee ct decree of the Cir
CUT Court "f Preston County, made il,
cause therein pending, to subject the
real esttC of the said Joshua LAYTON Ia
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon. Won
are hereby requiI oil to present all claims
heIu ny you aud each of You against the
.9id Joshua Layton, which are liens an,
his real estate or any part OF il. for adm.
di'ation 20 meat my Office, i'm Kingwood.
Preston County, West Virginia. ON or
before the l5th day OF October, 1883
Given under my hand this 18TH day OF
September, 1888
JOS ii. HAWTHORNE.
~ - Commissioner,
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Stems ofiatorcst.

A @-oium.rt o. President TayI,r gI.
SON b. unveiled in LU.yile.
Herbert Spencer hes b.rna tkaG (. st.rd
fr Paflimcn Boz thc Bounty Nsjo.
TIE Dukf a. Hamilton CLEARED zI50
900 BY the v.ci,U n o si.n Bro uc s..
l. ger
a m"vemcn' bas heeb started ir London
70 erect asisiue Of Cbories D.,kGeiu inat
city.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Elisha Thomas, Administrator of Nil
chael MtAleer, deceased,
AGAINST
David NJ. Hart, William II Burcb. ad-
Ininistrators OF James Il Burch deceased
Mary Burch. widow Of said deceased and
the iolle wing named children and heirs
at law of said deceased, viz: James ID
Burch, William Burch, John Burch,
Il Annie NJ Nine.lato r. Annie VI. Burch
widow Of Christian III Nine, deceased,
Emma Smith, late Emma Burch.
and Isaac N Smith, cher husband,
Jane Stunkle, late T. Jane Burch
ana Charles Stunkle, her husband "A lice
Burch, and Charles Burch, Lissa s Hart
and Thomas u Wilgus.
EQUITY
AND
Hugh McAleer,
AGAINST
John Mcleod. David NJ Hart I5ssa. <
Hart, Thomas u Wilgus, Mary Burch.
James ID Burcb, William Il Burcb .Iohn
Burch. Il Annie NJ Nine, Emma smith.
Isaac ~ Smith, Il JanlS Stunkle. Cha rIes
Stunkle. Alice BuTcb and Elisha TLorn.
as, administrator oil Michael McAleer.
ON A PETITION.
David NJ Hart,
AGAINST
Hugh McAleer, Mary Burch. James ID
Burch, William T Burch, John Burcb.
II Annie NJ Nine, Emma smith. Isaac
n Smith, T. Jane Stunkle. Charles Stun.
kle, Blice Burch Charles Burob. aud
ELISHA Thomas administrator of Michael
McAleer, deceased,
ON A CROSSBILI,
BY Joint decree rendered by tho Cir.
cut Court oil Preston county, in the State
| OF West Virginia, i'm the above mention
| ed causes, on the goth day of August.
| 1888, the said causes were referred to the
Undersigned, one of the commissioners
| OF said court with directions to state and
settle the administration account of Wis
| liam II Burch, administrator Of James n
Burch, deceased also To ascertain and
report the liens and charges against the
estate OF inc = id james II Burck. deS
| ceased, their character, order and priori.
| ties, ana To who-n owing, together with
such other pertinent matter as he NAV
| deem proper, or be required by the par
ties or any OF them.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
kINGwo ID, w. VA,
September IL, 1888.
The aboye mentioned parties will
| please take notice that shall ON the seth
day of October next, at NY Office afore-
shldi proceed To eXe"ute the above men
toned decree OF reference.
: s.c1ss SMITH CRANE,
.Z-4t' Comm ssioneis
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL 1888

closing ll69ci $50 tcs july. CLOSING liaH I
August, nominal city steam LARRY active and hrin saes
220 tcs 10000 0g5c.; No. city quoted lO250l ~ nc
OF Refined sales 500 ties Continent private terms quOu
llf5c SOutB American l11jo mas ialI uc
mand for fine grades and prices Iue firm sho"ing no
marked changes Elgn Creamery. $50 lOc western Oia
cry, 27a37c; state Dairy, HalfTuOs. 2393Ic; sIale
welsh Iubs 200 &c; state FMkin+, l9dZ3c,i @
Dairy l6d &c: Western Factory lbd2lc Imitation Cl
cry lsd3Ic. Rolled l712lc.-.-C HEESE has MOI Vaed
n price, and demand light state Factory &c: Mesesln
Fiat Is 2o Creamery SKINS 4dsc selectons io 1oo
EGGS Demand continues very tair ana teIe
s. difficulty IN sustaining tho late advance Jersey ~
3jr state 81 33c.; Western 81 U33c. CANADA, 3ZdSic
Lined Is dl99c
RlCE-Quie. steady and unchanR d. -,
SEEDS lover quiet at 49, % &c; Timothy noninaly
81 1OHS2 40 for job lots from
SUGAR-Haw hrmer at 7sd7c for Fair TO Good Rehning
les jGUu0 bags Iolo at Gi4c 800 bags Demeran at 4lo
100 hhd MuscaS ado at &c 400 hds L0u ianA Refining ~
Giic Refined a rule quite firm Mould "A" She:
Confecuones' do, SLci standard A." &c; of -
-G-c; White -" 7ac; Yellow, do do 12dl '5r
Yellow &C." 7s07Ac. Yellow, 65tH7c, crushed. 9lsG
Cubes, Sc; Cut Loaf 04c Powdered, osaVe Grannateu
siEARINE-Firm aud fairly active; Prime CITY, IL I'd
H. OlcOmars arne Stearlne private
terms quoted 9a,c.; 5000 H. do. future delivery Zoe
TALLOW-Dull and weak Prime city, S1ao'scj Sales
- d.. Sl4dSi-c.
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LONDON Feb. l0-l2:9O n MI Ave per cent bonds; eI
tended lU. Atlantic aud Great Western hfst MORTGAGE
trustees ccriihcacs. 5Ga; second m9rt@a.e S2 Ee
49, Illinois Central. lJ0l2 Reading 2f'% hehcan B,
common. 1882. - ,.,... a,,o,o ,h-oo mar
ioypoS Feb lO-2O0 D. m-Pars advioes quote three per
cent rutes nj ~ francs centimeS for the account
Loypoy Feb lU-2OO m.-Atantic ana Great Me'.erh
certihcaes. 0G7s Ere seconu con
eOs NeW-I Central 1901. ILLINOIS central, 9VA
Keading 277s Mexican Railway dimed ordinary iah
LONUOx. Feb. lO-4:30 D. mfaTis ahvlceS duo'o ot
cenumeS Tor tue
and exchange ON London francs "a ~ continues or
checks. -, ,.u,., pank of
RFurN Feb IO-The statement Of the Imperial BANK Oh
Germany shoNs specie OF 3.S3uOJ maj rs
LONDON Fob lO-Thc Bank OF Belgium has reouceu ltS
IA of discount TO 81 cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-12
rIfsnPEAN -MNRKErs.


Feb. lO-BacOn. Cumberland cut 49O snort
Rib UOd Mcss. sj Oh: do western 500 Lard
Prime Western thes.e American Choice 66Od Corn
GIOd Tor Mixed Old Iurpontiho Spirits 3tud Froylsons
Lard 90 81 per for American BreadsunS-COrn QUA
for old Western Wheat I'd az sd ccnta for Cal
iorna Club SID for led western Spring oOodGVJd
for Red Winter. o-o, ,,..,,.
LoSDoS. Feb. lo.sDlrits Turpentne. 81 "a CaienIta
iinseoO Oh, 42l 10 dASE 10
per tun. Tallow 40 Der cwt Refined Petroleum. oede
G.td gal - -, -.
centlmcs Der 90 kiioA -.
ANTWERP Feb lO.-Petroeum 10 francs 90 confines TOT
paid and 10 francs 90 confines sellers
lao francs 90 confines p0r 100 khOs
BREMEN. Fob. lO-PetrolOum. marks 90 pIchnlsS VII
eo1s Lard closed at 81 30 pfenngs Der 10 KIDS