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Kendall'S SpaVil Cure.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,

West EnoSburgh, VT. Feb. 18th, 1881.
DIR. b. j. KENDALL Il Co, Genls:-Severa
months ago l injured my knee Joint
which caused an enlargement to grow the
size of large walnut and caused
me very severe pain all the time
for four five weeks, when l began to use
kendalls SPAWN Cure with the mos. salts
factory results. 1t has completely re.
moved the enlargement and stopped the
lamenesSa and pain. | have long known it
to be excellent for horses but now know
1t To he the best liniment for human fiji Sd
that am acquainted with.
Yours truly,
T. P. LAWRENCE.
Is sure i'm its eff, cts, mild in its action as
it does not blister, yet it is penetrating and
powerful to reach every deep seated rain
or to remove any bony growth or other en-
largements. such as spavIns splints, curbs,
callous, sprins swel,ingS and any lame
ness and all enlargenient- of the joints or
limbs, or for rheumatism in man and for
any purpose tor W iich Il Imminent is used
for man or beast. 1t is nov known to he.
the best linlnient for man ever us, d.
acting mild ami Yet certain iii its ff-rts.
SIND address tor Illustrate! Circular
which we think lives positive proof Of
its virtues. No remedy has ever met with
such unqualified success Iour knowledge,
Tor beast AS well rs man.
Price 81, per bottle, or six bottles for S.
All Druggists have it or can get it for you,
or II Will he sent to any address on receipt
OF price by the proprietOrs, DIR. b. j. KEN
DALI N Co., Enosblrgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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The O. and s. T.. Il. r.
Pro position 10 Buy or Lease the Same
PROMISING BOON NEAR US.
RAILROAD Headquarters,
16 BROADWAY,
New YORK, July 4th, 1883.

16 BROADWAY,
New York, July 4,h, 1883.
TO the Common Council:
Your proposal to lease the o. AMI
S. T. r. r. to our companies was
laid before our Board of Directors
this day, and am authorized to say
to you that the immense outlay Incl
dent to the completion of the Cas-.
cade Branch, causes much hesitation
with the Directors in deciding wheth-
er we are able to carry your road.
But l am instructed to say to you
that Vanderbilt, Gould and myself
have formed syndicate for the pur.
pose of complying with your wants.
The road-bed, including all rails and
ties not laid, we will take. and we
propose to extend the road from Bill.
Iings' Brick.kiln to Dobbins' Black
smith Shop, at which latter place
will be established large repair shops.
As the main force of laborers on our
lines are to 5e transferred to ths Cas-
cade Branch We shall be able to use
only moderate force ut the Swan
town Bridge for the first three years
after which time We shall be able to
transfer some six thousand men to
Olympia.
Our attorneys at Olympia are in
structed to close the contract aud Sc.
cure the right of way along Fourth,
Main and Third Streets, to the Dob
bins Shop. without delay. This
right of way must BIZ paid for by
your city. and it is desirable that the
line he made as nearly straight as
possible, even ut tue expen+e Of
dwellings and business b uses giving
way befors this gigantic enterprise.
The Tacoma, Blakely and Gamble
mills have begun the saving Of the
rails, aud our coal hset will at once
be ordered upon the liue from these
mills to olympia.
In conclusion, allow me- to con.
graduate your Honorable Body upon
the prospects Of your city.
am, gentlemen,
Yours Very Truly,
VANK HILLARD.
P. 81 had almost forgotuA to
say, that We shall not want to
lease your rolling stock. We may
decide to purchase it rs soon as the
historical societies ami art galleries
can find room for it in their build
ings. With view to purchase we
have instructed our geologist to ex-
anime il.
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THE CREAM ofall BOOKS Of ADVENTURE.
s sesoEs AND P DeEns:

Y1NH L thrilling adventures of all the hero
l. explorers and frontier fighters with
Indians, outlaws and wild beasts, over our
whole country from the earliest times to
the present. Lives and famous exploits
of DcSoto, La Selle, Slantish, Boone, Ken
ton. brady, Crockett, Bowie, Houston,
Carson, Custer, California Joe, Wild Bill,
Buffalo Bill, Gems. Miles and Crook, great
Indian Chiels and scores OF others. G.sR.
& OUSLY ILI.U >TNA TED VITA I75 fine
en.ravings.to the life. AGEATS WANT
ED. Low priced and beats anything to
sell. j. DENYING x Co.,
1870 Bush Street San Francisco.
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\ Be&.arty Government.


SAN FKANcIsro, July 3th.-The
thiDntcte, under The head Of d" HUI
initiating Policy, srys, i'll connection
with letting the con rae, for the steel
cruisers to John Roach, of Phila-
peipbia: 1T Is announced that
tour new cruisers will be ready tor
sea within eighteen months, and that
the greatest delay will be Ill the
eight iron guns, which Will have to
be purchased abroad, aud cannot he
had within two years. 1t Is GER
tainly an extraordinary state OF
affairs when this country, containing
more natual resources and wealth
than any other on the face of the
globe, is compelled to follow the ex-
ample of Chlli and purchase its
means of defense from a foreign
country. Tue capacity Of tbs South
Boston iron works does not admit of
larger work than tina. of six inch
rlfed guns. Its largest steam ham
mer Is seventeen tons, which appears
insignificant when compared with
such as those of Crensof, France, of
one hundred tons, krupp's ffty
tons, Woodwich forty tons, double
acting, Elswick thirty five and TWEEN
ty.four tons. The Cost of the largest
of these hammers. ready for opera
ton, Was sou, 900, and siulilar ma
chinery i'll tins country would not
cost less than 81 900, 900.
Such an outlay by q private es-
adjustment would not be wa
ranted unless it received liberal SUD-
port from the government, and
whist it might create some jeaIously
among other founIries this course
would he perfectly justiti ii in The
lISht Of the present hu,niliatiny DO
sition III which We are now placed.
1t is Just such liberal aud sensible
policy which created private gun
factories such as E.swick o, England,
aud krupp of Germany. These es-
tablishments have fourished and
brought millions of dollars into the
country from abroad and given en-
plOynent to thousands of men. If
the respective governments had ex-
peuded these sums on national fac.
tories the outlay would have been
comparatively unproductive. Dem.
agogues in Congress declaim against
waste of public funds. corruption
and in.fiicieucy of public officials,
but Investigations always result in
hzzles, probably for the good reason
that congressman are duplicated in
rosuery aud interested in seeing the
system continued.
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anu Will sell all
q
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The Rate Kanzandt, is the name
of new steamer just lau nched by
Capt. Bultain, at Seattle.
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A CANVASS having been ma de OF
the Medical Society of Msssachu-
sets, which numbers, 1892 men,
bers, as to its opinion upon the ad.
visibility of admitting women to the
society, answers we're received from
1882. of which 100 were yes, 400
no, aud % Indifferent. A few years
ago, these figures would have been
reversed, even in the old Bay State,
which is on indication that the cause
is making steady progress.
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A NEW TOWNSHIP Is to be laid out Oh
the Wishkah, Gray's Harbor.
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d r. SIP 7 N N EH
NO. ii KEARNEY street.
Treats all Chronic and Special Dls,asss
YOUNG Mon


NHO may be suffering from the effects
w OF youthful tollies or indiscretion
Will DO We'll TO avail themselves OF this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar OF
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY VIII
guarantee To forfeit sou for every case o.
Seminal weakness or private disease O,
any KIND or character which he undertakes
ana IiiiS to cure.
MIDDLE,AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty To
siNtY W ho are troubled with to freulient
evacuation OF the bladder, often accOm-
panied 10y slight snla- ting or burning
SENSATION, and ii weakening of the system
III manner the patient cannot account
Tor. On examining the urinary deposits a
fopy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small PARTICLES ofaIbumen will
appear, or the color will be OF a thin milk
!sh hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die OF this difficulty ignorant OF the
cause, which is the second stage of seIain.
al weakness. DIR. >. will guarantee a per
fect cure III all such cases, and HEALTHY
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-1O to 4 and to g. SIM
days rom 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation tree.
thorough examination and advice. So.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & CO.
No. II Kearny ST., San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Ap'. ID, 1878. I:y
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Ma. Il. G. Strive has been 70.
elected Mayor Of Seattle
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n T.. FIJI I T., Vt. D.,
ii k"3rnry ST., San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by
letter, stating symptoms. sex and are
- vet secrecy i'll regard to business trans
actions.
DR.. Mites Kidney Remedy, NEPH-
ERFtCtN, cures all Kinds OF kidney and
bladder coii.plaii.iS. gonnrrhGl, .leet and
Ieucorrhua. For sale by all druggists
81 a bottle, 6 bottles for S..
DR.. Minties DANDELI IN PILLS ara
the best and cheapest dyspepsia and bill
llous cure i'll the market, For sale by all
druggists Jelly
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. Gibbons
DISPEASaa,,

800 KEARNEY
O&c ST., corner OF
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. Es-
[ IN. shed IN 1854, FIR
the treatment oil Sex
uai anu Seminal DIS.
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ealhrr in Chicago.

CHICAGO July e.-A polar wave
struck this clty Yesterday which lasts
to-day. The thermometer was from
81 TO 60 dmlnS day aud is much
colder tonight. Overcoats are III
general u,e.
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Financially FiOur;.hin..

FALL RIVER. Mass July S.-Sec-
Rotary Howard, III CIRCULAR calling Il
meatInG oi the splnner's Union ate,
that the association i, IN Letter tinan
cIal condition than ever before, the
fund III bank beng $4,000 larger
linn at any nrpyious tlup
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Late Eastern News.
Hundreds Of Idle Men,

ALLENTOWN, Penn, July The
Bethlehem lloL Company shut down
last ni9 lat AMI all the empl"yes we've
pald oil this morning. ThIee thous-
ana two hundred m-n ale thrown
ma ilipnesS
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90:
;; sss sSS
sssf ss 49, 3 GCsSs
Sss 4 SpSs to nis
Within The n, thssS n, RSn 5Sth PERSxMBuco
Ma;l cR n1n
0RDE o BRITISH ra pah Is. Italian eIe, thence 1000
GS s.. renO 200 thence s. ca Bfi. bark
go d ph a. SggSR cADz Brit
- M sn ,.s RsssS
OGs 5s e ps sn sSsD s and batmss
Se 5ssgssny,sy hS@s saS Opening DRIP
1Sns 10 81 - alylng TO S74c and CLOSING 90 '"'
ht demand md
but prices ladica changes ng a aos isS bbs
SsS ss.. spe SIS Fa Ssx Ness Ness
saso 20 Ss'I ss 's s
EEL 81 The yss sSdT
SSssa e. E FasIs sG sis
sa sY 9e s s pc es0 and de-
ass NETS ga. i nGjS ID PsEed Rsss heavy
R 4 sS * S e. SCS Eessa
i 500 Picked Shoulders s;; dIO1ed sc sa Is'
ss c sPs hcT. ve cea 5so at
Yves. Long EssF ED aDG Hoes and demand
saSS Isa sss.o Pigs
car SGI a. h %eS AND and
closing a. 'S SSS Sq$s 500 &C., Prime
n On 0Iauc
steam 1pof 65c closing 1055e SOU tcs nTn
10 Ssc Closing 1850 1900 tCs AP S.nS rs
dcsSnr' IN gsc. 575O May. lOso0llo- nnn
ioie 80 tcs June eiSsHs nq1s cosiUS
i7c City Steam rmer and lairy active saig Is ac Jss
q, n Sf loc; Rehbed for Continent quvteo
nSTy ard February; south American loo h eaine
Demand slow for ali g1soes WIN mo-
unsettled and prices however snoT @ IN n,ira
ruling very frm and demand only mod rate BOZ 9n
unsettIod and declining Jersey SSa3ici St2te y
western and Canada 27128c for choice 10 leoi N-0
Canada. 22c. ,a,.. ponsoon b0bLc. de-
mand firm. -.Ao.nos. n,oaarata dernand
srGA p-Raw iirm quiet unchanged Far tennhg o:9sD
20 10 hhis Centrifga sold at 7laIsc Kennea ~ "I
ste demand at about yesterdays prices cur LOAF
SrnsSed g &c Powdered. $4,000 Granuisted Snm9
$50 Cubes &C. Mould A. Sesoi COME Homes ao go
Stsn1ari do Sisc: do. 7s09c; Whlte Extra =: 80
Tssc Yellow do do. 7kG7i9cJ yellow u oA@'sc'' ie"
0 ssfiszRfSE-Dull and prices somewhat nominal Primo
.ty nnoed atl lie oleomarga Inc stearlne 9A2DiUC'
~ ia 1IOW-Quiet and firm; a'es 10000 d. sc; 49,. -.
rEA-At the auction sale to-day Green anu Japan "eo
someSha lower and of the latter was wthdIawn put
Ooione and Congou quite steady sales s1o
green at 1894 Pnssney do s9SSSp LILY Ts 's dns
i52 india i5s26o, 1871 oongou lsiao PC 80
Tormosa l614Go l. go Am0y cha 10 ~ Is
make the saes conducted In compliance WIN ne m %
OF the large obbers unreserved In futnre VI 'no
Sripca dealers represented OF the sae touay
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Dipioeno Notices.

A T meeting of the Executive Committee
n OF the Manhattan Railway Company held on tie I'd day
OF January 1888 the following preamble and resolution were
unanimously adopted
Whereas opinion has this day pronounced by the
Presiding Justice Term OF the supreme Cont
III this DlstoL on an application To VaoIto te nc ION
granted bY him. In which lac declares That There
moth whale Injunction tins that In
degree Affects the validity OF the OF Tho Elevated
cation OF that lease 10y the agreement OF tho parties thereto
These questions adudlcaed far
this Court Is Concerned"
II II now oh motion,
Resolved, That his company VIII tomorrow. in accordance
with the ruaTtits and modified by The
agreements OF October ~ 1881, and In mance with the
suggestions OF the said justice proceed 10 pay interest
bonds O the Merol Olitan Elevated Rad Company,
which fell due the ct instant.
by order L. 81 GALLAWAY Vice President
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&c., s ss &C., Z, o. ss g.! ':'fs E sS
e i%s s:4, .s.S "a ssss.e EI
5 s5s sE ss sss e
arm ags2sc odS 70 , ssn1 Wh. saiss
wheat n isSS bSsS 6uss demand western
ETtrss s. 25 Minnesota S. 20 DO do s ~ a
SU sS 40 90 coS sHd Choice y
So Minnesota Patents Cool 81 80 Hys s demand and
s Old s q CO. Now IS g. LSnsOeTTZ Red
s 81 nG Go carn1sa Mixed DEPOT No e2S
Mn S9 s Ga% deco. no o. do a
c mv'' Meas pei s6 20 40 Packets so 81
f Sa,. Nc Mess s2 ~ s cSs
sS 90 a % N a SSitG e. sS SS n
s&S' 90 sDore 5000 shouders IN %G Size 90
a. s S1 S~'1sa 81
%e.te s'i Kettle Il 1866 Is 90 1867 suohcs
1900 Bnter-Creamerv Extra nSadford
County and New Extra Tubs SS9So c 90 as $50
2oG Rolls Pennsvvauis Western 22SSs Lsssrreo1s
i Su Geam iso4S Fun taT
e GSSs 1885, s 90 o as nee
e7G for far to Good Reni1g CSC
sTsnniated sea MoHld A. gsc STANDARD She seeds
Cover &c, 81 Sssi gG Fa5s9 sos = 81;
PerOlsum Eetnod IN OOs7'.c' Cases. lo-o whi'Ke'
ass AS Family So s0dSS 30; Choice - 4o@so 90;
Wheat hiEne No Req Feb fS 81
81 DIS. March 81 Oll9 May No Red FAN ~ ~ 81 &c.;
No do S56S5s.c higher at 44S4d sc cashi 44tV
A January 45Ssa4olsc February AZ &c Mar a. AP c
49c; 4s5c Nav steady 36903O'zc cash S0'sc'
January 81 c February 80 d36c all the YEAR SO NAY
RYE dull at 64i4d55c Barley steady sample Lots: so ~
rs2o Nebraska 10 d7gc Butter quiet; pary, 5000;
Creamery Eggs eady at 20 9@2eSGi e W g"p
any: Job SIT 60. 81 y7a February *lI ll2 MAY. f1a
meats dui shoulders 625c; Short Rib soc Shor' NEAR
$3.50 Bacon dull shoulders, Size: short RAD lUt4c
short Clear l0ec nominally at lOl22e RecsiP oo
Flour 5000 bbls. wheat $1,000 BUSH corn. fuvvV
busS; Oats G00O bush; Rye 1000 bush; Barley none;
I1nur 200 bbs; Wheat 900 bush Corn
n2n bnsb OATS none; Rye none; Barley. 1000 bush
TOLEDO. Jan AT the noon Doard,Whess nrn e1 "S
Red spot 80 &c 99Ioc. January 81 Ol February 81 W
March 81 06 April ST O67s Mays all the veal $3.50 Eorn
quiet High Mixed SSS No sRO' he YEAR IS c oats
nominal; No. spot }7a.c.; January 3lc MAY &C
Recelpts-Wheat % 900 bush; Corn, 1000 Dush;
5000 bush Shipments Flour, none; Wheat l0ooo osSn'
Corn. 3,5UO bush; Oats, none
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx. Thursday. Jan. f. 1883.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
NEM.YoRx CRY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs.
NETWORK crr
sunSlk &C. " g. $50 10 # g Of Rivingonst 25ixlOo,
0cttleb g johnna Behreus ,:..., $4,000
Hern TO schIumski and another ~ - $500
4S9 sssssr s sOS dss,S q i1 y
l4otn , st. kSgs e q AleIanderavo a5IiOO;
i2sthst c5 Z Of 81 avn a61soi Reid ana WV
lstsye cor a Of clntOnsvs path ward sSis 0Ooo
g D %sd 70 s1s 300
Cohen and husband 70 Msinchs aud another 1880
I4Otnst les o. lot 49, I6:SIi0C; Davi; GOV"
southworth to Julia A Boardman 80. 1850
and wife + Kest. 10000
Ieicht and wife to q G Metz .' $500. 1000
kin ct al to DohTmsnn. 49,. .......... 22.425
IiI5; II : Newcombe, referee to E Dstz.... 1920
e.. s............. 171OO
same to same y. -oc'% .:... ......... $1,000
sdaHs 2S s. more OF GroTs aSIs5 to
1s5tsst nl :. 1858 It Of wisave iGs1ioO Mary
Wheslan and husbandsto Griiftts and AN .zoo
csr6art. e1ecutr1I. ct AZ 70 + RoSerts $4,000
and wife to Ungrtch Nv . $4,000
ii seaman ct al. executors to Cunningham 24,425
GAYS. HsSy g s ssSS
eenSors' ETC 20 AttiSeer and smother .. 49,. 1880
62d-st, 8. 206.S tt o OF LIST ave. 5ULlO22; w HAN
and wife TO O l. Hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III
and si wife to toy Hal II ouae 1880
exscGiST eo I To Mary JGhson IN $4,000
ees sfe tVo 10 81 Ha1emsyer mug 500
sD S wife go % 81 a Msy so 2O5OO
r. aeancy f5 and another to Dononas 1870
Tfe TO se eT S Doctor 5000
eSste,1 and se G to Fanny Leopold 10000
Gsmates sohoo onio. lG5OO
92o DARING S aSa wife II 10 Bertha $500
oit9 c55isoa M 70 Rsab 1880
!ltb.ave s. rs II OF l73d-st, 75xl00 =. Rug. ,o
giles referee, 10 NJ Llchtenaur l,tIo
lotnsys: cor at Sf Ksy SVAloV' 226s
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STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Jan cotton steady: Mlddlinss: loc,i
Do soesss do Ta@lIy q 5CssS 7S fl,y
Aims g. ss Is Pa Papseo Family s. d %hes
sSnsTn led 81 SSss " DO %s, A%o w,ni, G sS
sRet sos January siSss GS SCrs .ads
White a a4Sc DO Mixed. 44a46c+ Pennsylvania IS e4oo
anq ny &
gssssa ssSS T SSs.n-sSsSas ~ oissf
cry s2a$Se Esss zee Petroleum REFINED 7l.s ",
R Ss1aY e F' WGssS s. &
Jan so1%Sy sD %sf , ssssS I'd
ws.s Il. s: $ + sSss
;n Sse'n saS Ss g. VIII.
rross.. $3.50, Wheat quiet; So ] White Michsan At
Ii Oh oaersd Iss With iIn So
sSs ssS MSsa1 'Sr ~ S3 SS hsa
S 2; Sgs S n1s .1 %s'tsT n AZ
g 7gseOc Malt from CanaGs BARLEY quoted At 9 10
s 70 i've neglected. Quoted 81 e
ssisS Tn: 8 60SsI So P4,.1S Process.
Fine 81 9sls FINISHED s2Oss42. Freight. 70 NewYOri
rsa e sS con os4e
g &c s. 70
tscsips Flour 900 b6s; Wheat iSOoo bush; Corn.
1000 bush Railroad s6ipmenis~FlOar 100 bOs; wheat
elOOo BUSH Corn2oOOO BUSH oats. S0O bush; Barley.
CHICAGO Jan 4-Piour firm; Common TO Choice Spring
III 81 o. Winter Wheat % Choice
old s. 80 ass $685. Grades So 80 rs.
Wheat higher Regular o. d91c January 95sac February;
o May sz 2 all as yss No re Rec %n5 S
s52c cash 95ee4c. January; $3.50 ali the year: $3.50
Rejected Gle. Corn quiet ut blG5 &c: CASH oil &c.
January 5Od6Os4o February b3053S4c Nav 81 re all
tbs year Rejected. 43o oats steady at 360362c CASH
snu Nay sscd ss Rye s s @ $
pc Barley steady at7Ya90o FlaHseed seacv at 81 10
gsl u dcod Crushing on track 81 u Rejected 81 20:
Snoce Russian u Ia Butter steady Creamery fair 70
Ing stock l3dl4 Eggs seady al 25a26c Dressed Hogs
80 ali the year sii o5Ss 10 January si7 IL
February Sl7 80 Aaron Lard hlEher ~ l022 alO2jc
sashi loS0sl0s22c January i0S7 2dl040c February
1062c March Bnikmeats steady shoulders 656c. Short
fIeghts-Corn 70 Buffalo. &c.
,CscisSAn. Jan 4-flour hrmer, famuy. ~ 1904 40i
sSlo spot 95C. January 97o. February; o9c, ali the
steady; New Ear 4l94sc. No. Mixed O0gc spot 900
year steady; No Mixed 7a6SSc spot Soc. Janu.
sfy So1e february 81 May; ssi9c all the year rye
suIonge at " a922c Bsriov hIm. Extra No rail- ooG
avioo Busmeats- 6ac Gear RIO, o'c Bacon
SID, SnVuaefs Sc Clear kib lOse Gear nc whlsRey
aSe o,c 10 Butter nrm Choice western nsserSs
y.tc- New.Orleans. 0SG7~c. HOgs firm. Common ans
xaght 80 z9SsO 2J PACKING Butchers 90 lVaSo sOi
''1scrgss, .'z5J hesd shipments LAO head an ,y,,
SafL 4.-flour a oO9fo o.. Wne1
susr 10 White fsu 97sc January; 9yisSvs fSO'
R March 81 Oh 81 och All the year 81 00ss May 20
tss 6 So ss w os,s s'G arm o so H Mssd
new s5e No White 4Oci NO. 2 81 Receipts-f1our
nan. zeal 100 BUSH Corn nonc oats nono snip
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05

CITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE DE-
and Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and Of croon Water
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS AND I
CLERK ARREARS. November 10, 1892
tales 1871 1878 i9 ana and creton s7a
1877 1873 under the direction of Allan Campbell Comp
The undersigned hereby gives public notice pursuant to
and roon Water rents In the city Of
York and amend the several acts In relation thereto"
hal the respective owners all lands and tenements in
srmea staatel I'm the Wards Nos 10 % inclusive
years 1871 1873 and ls79and now remaining due and I'M
respective owners OF ali lands ana tene
ncnts In the Cy New situated in the walds afore
for the years 1876 1877 and 1873 an now remaining due
unpaid required 20 pay the sat- taxes and Croo9
CerK Of Arrears nj mis- office In the Depart
ment Of Finance Court House with she interest
thereon az e rate oi per Ss e en @ time when the same
became due TO the time payment together with the charges
Of This notice and al default shall be
pnSIic auction at tine new court in the city Hall
PARK in the City OF New York on Monday aeh en- lSSS
person shall Offer % take the same Ia consideration OF adv
be- 80 due and paid thereon as Aforesaid
TO the time Of sale together with the charges OF his n9oe
thereon such sale will be continued from Time 70
time until tenemens advertised for sale
further given I@at detailed 81 tS 81
properly which and Croon Water rents remain IN
P@ al @ in the ONCE 81 The
nens and clerk Of Arrears and Will DO delivered 10 my per-
'o" Coecior Of Assessments and Of
DEPARTMENT OF sTREEEC LEAsING. CITY OF NKw.i DIRK,
% NEw ionK Dec 80 1885
CEALED proposals will be received ut the
- Office Of TINS Department until IL m OF Monday January
10 1883 time place the proposals will BIO opened
asSos ana Sarbase Collected in the CITY de-
yeIed a. The ea dumps o. jumping places OF fIe %
day Fe6raary 1858 Proposals win be ready
enc, 5rSsa Ses az Nc see s HX
Commissioner OF Street Cleaning.