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CITY NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 8, 1888.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, May 8, 1888.
All persons interested in the assessment for
Grading Westminster street, from LAFAYETTE ave-
nue. to Whitall street;
Also,
Opening, wideninga and extending Bedford street,
from Minnehaha street to Decatur street;
Also,
Opening, widening and extending Victoria
street, from University avenue north to right
of-way of st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railroad company;
Also,
Opening, widening and extending Minnehaha
street, from Dale street to West City Limits;
Also,
Opening, widening and extending Forest street.
from Seventh street to the North line of SWL
of section %, town 20, range 23;
WILL TAKE NOTICK,
that on the oath day of April, 1853, I did re-
ceive different warrants from the City Comp
troller of the City of st. Paul, for the collec-
ton OF the above named assessments.
The nature of these warrants is, that if you
fail to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the first publication of this notice, shall
report you and your real estate 80 assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
no &C i
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,

that on the 18th day OF April, 1888, I did re-
ceive different warrants from the City Comp
troller of the City of st. Paul, for the colleG a
of the above named assessments.
The nature of these warrants Is, Jnat if you fail
to pay the assessment within
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May 3, 1883. :

81. fAUl, Mlnn., NAY D, 1905.
All persons interested in the assessment for
Sprinkling Seventh street, from ST. Peter street
to intersection with Third and Fort streets, at
the so-called Seven Corners;
Also,
Sprinkling Summit avenue, from Dayton avenue
to Ramsey street, under contract of Warren
Carpenter;
Also,
Grading Claghorn street, from Thomas street to
Minnehaha street;
Also,
Constructing sewer on Seventh street, from
Minnesota street to Robert street;
Also,
Grading Ellen street, from Rice street to Dale
street;
Also,
Constructing bitches and drains, so as to abate
nuisance of stagnant and impure water upon
blocks 8, IL, Is and l6, Smiths subdivision of
Stinson's division;
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DRYHOODS,

Tho lotsst a;sna,chss from Nav York
Ing Jaws. ulsp"'.neS no I'm ms" ,na
STATE the EXPORTS Oh "oihes.io vouons we
past week were s,VOs PACKAGES since 'he
first Of January, 6S,625 packages. General
market quiet. Fair amount Of sales reached.
In tlannels and blankets some transactions.
pr,css Low Evsrvhndv anr,ous to sell and
~. ra.",, 4. ~. 'o ",,yy"r,nn,,y To- n,anv
.he pIesen. 10 the oppor.un.'y .or many
ouyers' Inc general uemahu IL witnout
change and covers small miscellaneous as
sentiments to meet immediate wants. IT.
regular inquiry Is being made and occa-
sionnlly transactions of importance are re.
,nr,aa W.". wooiar wills .ra "a,,,n,
po',u", M""y muoen .u ,, nv ho. IN
reauy 10 smut uoWh anu aireuuy sou" wv
sets OF cards are reported moving out IN or.
der to close the mills, stop the supply and
improve the market,
ro.pArs ouorArIoNA
pHINra-Freeman A 4. In,ii. ~, Clouccstcr. q,
Harmony 4 CSchecc az. Ierr,mnG a Green.
vich. bv. Allen. q: Albion. solid. ~; Pcabody
soiid' bs. pesbody HACK ~, simpson blact
*; Simpson mourning az. Gioncesler mourn.
Inv Az American. q. parlley pink and purplc
a. Arnold a, oil rod =, nj, blue and green. ii
HEAVY BRowN nov xnricn-Aususta ..A IN,
Indian Head. = swim CreeS. I.It; MtnS
& 0'G Charter oaS ' ~ Lake George -. \
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FRUITS, NUT, BUTTER. EGGS. POUL,
THY, GAME, ETC.

The New York Commercial Bulletin.
speaking Of the butter trade at that point
says The market continues in Tho old
dull and Hat tone. Most holders claim that
they are not forcing business, but all are
very ready and willing TO negotiate when.
ever an.oRportuhity is afforded, and do not
allow small fractional differences to prevent
tnem rom securing customers. Nine. tenths
OF the creamery here can be obtained at zoe.
and state dairy stock at about the same
rate, the few exceptional sales at higher
hgures hardly coming within the line OF
regular quotations. Western is almost on.
trely nominal, but is thought TO be worth
about lGo for imitation creamery. etc. and
l3 to 10 for fresh factory. There IN nm
anxious watching for export demand, bui
without many satisfactory results"
ro'pAY'souoTATIoNs.
NRktN Afrlks-2 zoo . 80 per bushel
CUkRANrs-S 10 SIC
PwACuEs--l COAL % per 1. bush,, Inv
NUTS Almonds. 22c per pound. Brazil 10 I,
l2c iilberts, l5c Naples walnuls, l5c per pound
chcsinuls imported, none on the market pca
NUS, tennessee red, to loo; choice white, it.C
cocoanuts, 1850 TO So
CALIFORNIA PEARS Mona IN m,tt,f
ORANGES bessina, boxes. 4 40 10 d ca
400 u 800. '"""e"
DArks-ln fnils, IL TO lie,
riGns-hegs, lSc, layers, u to re per pound
oval hgs, 20 to soc per dog ''
BANANAs-2bo to 90 per bunch.
NRArNs-Malaga, 90 to $50 half barrel
SWtkr PorAToss-75c tn LOO per bushol.
0NioNs-New, 225 10 . 80 per bushci
a, lyrAToks-Fer bushcl, SOctol. 90 choice New
York carly rose, In barrels interior and not ouo
table. ' "'' f"'
pound. W. wv
CalckrNs.-We quote at 400 to 40 per dozen
turkeys, l GO TO $50
EG0s-.l6 to 10 per dozen
BuTrER..C Choice western, IS TO SOC, cooking
10 tolSc; country - to 2sc.
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Liquors

The Chicago Trade Review says II is
interesting to observe that following the
refusal of eur own law makers TO permit
the retention of whisky In bonded ware
houses beyond q limited time, the law
makers of Great Britain have under con.
sideration measure compelling the reten-
ton OF all spirits intended to be used as a
beverage In bond for given period. Such
u measure has been introduced In the COM
mons, and the arguments used In Its sup
port torcibly recall those advanced BY the
representatives OF our trade ct Washington
las, winter, only that these arguments on
tho other side Of the water come nom tho
mouths Of statesman instead Of tradesuen,
and statesmen who have practical rather
than sentimental notions about whisky.
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
Ai0oHois--0 80 per "a q per high winee. =.
WHIsKy-RecHned, u cool 80 - 70, proof
soar mash one year old, a % two yeafs old
d 7SoS2 90 three Year, ola q 2Soo1 20 fAncy
extra old whisky, GaA ~ per Age
wMN-Clares In case. saA pef quality o.
AwbA per gal S0col 20 Port q cek sherry,
Per saA n o0e4. Madeira PEI "a q eoo& whito
vino In casea - bO01N
0SAxrXeSS- Jules Mum = o., s2seR Hsid.
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HARDWAKEAND METALS

A Pittsburg despatch says nails are firm
and IN lair demand at unchanged rates.
Most OF the varieties of manufactured iron
are dull and not in special request.
The New York Commercial Bulletin says:
1.-THE iron trade In France is lust now I'M
dergoing pretty much the same experiences
We are having in tho Uaited States. The
curtailment of production there has now
become general, and is estimated at 70 per
cent, and all sorts OF projects are advanced
with n view TO diminishing the hardships
of the situation, The idea of establishing
IA general depot for the products of the
rollingworks has been abandoned, or at
least is not being carried into action. IL is
proposed, among other things, to form
syndicate, and to sell the whole supplies
for the Paris market through one agent
IL is admitted, however, that there are dill.
culhes In the way of this arrangement also.
Meanwhile, there is n vague expectation
that the agreement between the govern.
ment and the large railway companies will
result In the speedy issue of large orders
for railway materials by the companies
which have during recent uncertainties nat
urally held back as much rs possible from
giving out fresh contracts
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axcs-Oollius' per dozen, 900; Gold Dollar per
dozen, $40; Diamond, Edge per dozen, iooG
Double Rit 70 NJ,
shovels and Spades owland's, discount 30
per cent Ames list steel goods, discount iOand
10 per cent.
skillew and lids, Sc per pound; sugar ko,teA
b. per pound,
scsles--Fairbanks discount Is PEI cent.
Howe discount % per cent.
Tin plate-l. C., lOxlA per box, 500; O.. ltx
~, per box, 500; Terne ltx2o, per box. 7h0;
Terne, 20x2s per box, 1880.
Tinwsre.--pieced discount 10 per cent. |;
solder-No. l, lhc; No. Ia and IA lsc per
pound.
No. l duck horse COLLARS 90 per dozen.
HAmes--two loop . 50 per dozen, three loop.
SIS per dozen
Tacks--in boxes 100 papers, $50 per box.
Grub hces-per dozen, 200; railroad picks
Der dozen, 900.
MAttocks---pcr dozen. 1Loc.
PLASTER PAMs-Pcr barrel A6D< 80.
Rubber Belting-Discount 80 per cent
Sheet iron-N b, 60; galvanized, discoun, q
per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts. finished. ss poles, sls, so, single.
trees wagon. select 81. 7& buggy, , -; express
$50, Wagon tongues, l0.M Hickory axlcs
1000, Bolsters Ia Coupling poles, rs
spokcs Xxx, select 2.7t: XXX. 2,S1 Sawed
felloes N. In; ., 200 Bowden shoes. 100.
Northwestern horse nails. No, &, q, 90 2, $50; s
rs; Bar Iron Ac ratio Flow steel. 70; spring
steel, Sc. cast steel, lSc,
BuseIKs-Grade b and spring, top, e9o@ioG DO
Omen. e7osnsCe do side springs, top, el00els5, do
aide bar, sloOAlsC do phaetons si?Seolb0; A grad.
side spring, NtO@SG do pfaetons el50ep2C0
bump scat buggioA el7bGo2SG platform sprlngc
Sii0&l29 three cr'nv ~auoua sen1llb.
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In appears by investigation that lamp.
lighting districts in Philadelphia are farmed
out 10 men who are engaged in other and
more lucrative business, one man on the
roll OF lamplighters being worth property
of $1,000. The cheap snbordinates who do
the work get from so TO Sg5 month. yhile
the principals are paid SIS by the city. IL
was found that eight dead men still appear
ON the paw rolls. their families deriving the
profits which have come 10 be deemed by
them as an hereditary franchise.
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city paid into the custom-house, the other
day, Sl6l ,so0,4 duties ON Il single entry oil
imported sugar.
Floridas cigar product this year IL esti-
| mated ~ double that OF last year, when VI, :
' St2,SIo cigars were made.
SILK factory IL being erected IN the
vicinity OF Mand, vile, Louisiana. The
building vii. stand IN the middle OF an old
Ielu, surrounded by thousands OF growing
mniDerry trees. ,p,,,
ihe hey west riori9hl, sponge meet,
numbering ~ vessels ana ooo men, Is out
on vr ,,s ooa large catcn OF sponge brings
ABOUT eoVo'Vvo mo tnat Guy
heceh'iy ,no hrgest NIUE IN the world
Hi "I 'ou . T., mas ,asE oy was loi MINIS
nith' weighed 100 pounds, measured 10
lsst from nose 10 tall, ana was SIX years
o'a III,
a., a"e Ooln,o ue raris nus sent an order 10
.h ,9 ey Luz ~, s1utneI" uoB"oou frees,
wnich ne greatly admired when he served
WIN WI .nc aiiny Oh ane ro'oihac.
noia "o INV - 'oh-caiinihg estap.
' .n,s with the MINUS vi 'he Guy OF
ASTORIA an increase oil hve since last sea
a ,,h,, imesc oanhsr,es employ heariv o'Vo
G shar ,,e" anu oh'''anien' "c'uoihB Tue
''i rsn m., Na ~ ann. ~,
sm,i,.r 4. rrn.,, mV"s sSs, ine uian.
or h..a h,,ii;a,, -, ~, ,., ~ We o"'P"'
non W,o pn',i ,n ~ p,cssht. curing the
sm Vu,n U, , npin ,no "any average OF ore
oranS ta, VIZ eNno.y NV ,ons' n'aans a
rms 10 so, nno ,Gp .hn. ,ioh,h Oh Iooo tons.
o,her smai,ary " ,n. ,au ou'pu' Vi any
0vs,or ' ooaa !" h .no Mo,,u' A..
tbo,sand hush.l haS "cGm l.nntou qy tle
s,saM Sa hnas 'I Inri, lh jamaica ana Hemp
. saS ~; H.. 'Long Island, during the pas,
th ueI h.., aus" season lust c,oseu was one OF
o emo ouSs u'e. ofpelionoeu oy hesouth-sid
bs n, ,orn"r an" .ne nutehso 'his season VIII
W tn ~, I Ia,a anM' ever eeiore, u,.
uas,,n "b ss, hiiaiu'actory OF oail Da's Is AZ
nianaas' n m,"vh,Ran, Wnere io men are EN-,
~ y. ,h Maa miil,9n Dats are supposed
10 ,hs sisn Jea an LOT 'he present year. Ash
W.T. w." SAP" ,po mood l'.,u.,,
w;i, v hs r ,mJ"S 81 uo'lnrs worth OF powder
, "n, nd Iseu III thq explosion ny which u
into tha WA ", ,ou ri 10 70 Dc tumDieu down
ior ro ,'' UNI" RIVER hear sm"rlvllie' Cali
m" w.,orh,rr ,co.,..,,.,n.,
nv clo, w%'v ,,o n.y. oonnecuuut) pm compa.
for Nil Tine 40 t"r o ,h Ha'"ramy n,gn. las,
r,ns Is uohcern.u. me machines and stock
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TRADE ITEMS.

THERE 10 q peach orchard near West
Point, MHss., containing seven hundred
aCreS.
Over i75 Italian laborers arc 10 bc i'm.
ported 10 work on the Richmond sewers.
A man four miles south OF North Platte
has planted $1,000 trees aud 10 bushels Of
peach pits.
There arc growing In Mexico dozen
plants with woody fiber suitable for the
manufacture Of paper.
Nearly 100000 pineapHles were received
q Key West last Wednesday and Thurs.
day for shipment north,
There 10 an extensive establishment In
New Orleans for tho manufacture Of wine
nom imported raisins mixed with dried
currents.
II d stated that only two mills IN New
Eneland are engaged IN the production Of
tsiooss. q the present time. Fashion IL
against them.
An quarters Of Arkansas report highly
oueeeasful ventures In growlne vegetables
~ FRUITS Tor the northern markets,
8enAereonvll!e, hummer county, Tennes.
~, ylll ship thil poason over thirty thous.
~ RfsIls g esslY potatoes;
- 4oe!o4 go l6r bis i've thousand
o. q 6slhs Arm u New York
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sick, In eaktet ss92s Eruk. IN basket tssssa
Domestic chsmpsxns, S&i&
borrLK BkEK-sl LouiA quartz us plnu ia "
badveiser. own Ase sl2 So pints. SIS 81 kr.
ltager beer. quarts. tis; pints, hSSo, keg beer,
as.
ALs-s,ock Ale, per Cor q OOel Is; Porter
" doH & Coca -
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wHsAT--Uhoioe, poa, medium, S5c.; low grade,
49,; Nicaragua, NtO 900.
RyR-rirm al 30 &c.
1kRLxY--50 10 900.
OATs-SooD35 for spring; 4Oa45 for fall; choce,
red rust proof, 400 a. IN IA ks 80 additional.
Ccas-ln shuck, IS to 6oc'; shelled and sacked,
BaAs-we quote at mills. no.; in store, sacks.
FLoun-we quote City Mills as follows; xxx,
2 o.; xxx, t2.75; extra, eaD5; Magnolia,
choice. ta4o to 9 81 xXXx. g. 20 to ta'2S;
Conn MEAL-per bushcl, zoe; car lots, slH per
Flfp-- Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, h,5o;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 lbs, u o. crushed
corn and barley. per 100 lbs. $500 corn bran,
Per 100 lbs, coo
HAY--Dark, % to Is; bright So From stores
--praire, balod. dark. 80 70 " bright tl2;
bright FREQ on board car, $40 to si2; dark, o.
lILLEr sKxp-gOc; German millet l. % sacked.
COTTON SkxD--Fim at 1870. per bushel.
The hrst -four mill at Minneapolis,
MIMI, was built In 1860, and the shipments
OF Hour In that year were $1,000 barrels.
In 1862 the shipments amounted TO over
5000, 900 barrels.
The total receipts Of grain at Peoria for
the month OF May were 1883, 100 bushels,
and for the corresponding month last wear
bushels. The total shipments for the
month were ,597, 600 bushels, against 1, ga
025 last year, an increase Of S.2,775
bushels.
The official returns, says an exchange,
show that the area OF wheat under cutlva
ton In the Australasian provinces Of Great
Britain In 1881 was 3, 36l 500 acres against
1856 SCI acres In 1871. This includes New
South Wales, Victoria, South Australia,
Western Australia, Queensland, Tas'
The yield In 1881 was 2O,675,s90 bushels,
which Ia at the rate of 81 bushels per acre,
% there 10 not much danger that that
country will ever become formidable COM
petitor In producing wheat for the markets
Of the world. With less acreage the
United Kingdom produces about $4,000, 900
bushels Of wheat.
! The American consul at Creiield, Ger.
many. estimates that the capacity for pro-
duclng food has reached Its limits In most
Of the European states, q proposition that
may DO properly qualified by adding at a
cost ~ all competing with that Of food pro.
duction In the United States. But the
population Of Europe Is increasing. Three
hundred and fihy million bushels OF grain
% his estimate OF the European deficiency
for 1883; and he ayers that the reports Of
continental boards Of commerce have pre-
sented such facts and drawn such conclu.
sions that their publication has been sup
pressed by order Of government. II would
seem that In the production of food at
cheap rate Europe must decrease, while this
country will increase In ability to supply
European markets at relatively reduced
xates.
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DOOTs AND SHOES.

The total shipments Of boots and shoes
rom Boston 10 points outside Of New
England since Jan. l now foot up 1000, PA
cases against 0S0.0Sl cases for the CORES.
pending period Of lss2; 9iO, iOS cases In 1881,
$40, $50 cases In 1850.
The Boston boot and shoe trade for tho
past week has been rather more outlet.
There were quite . number Of buyers on
hand,, but most Of their Orders had been
factory. shipments for The week to places
outside Of New England were 27,775 cases,
as.inst S0,Uo casss The twenty second week
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1867 Prizes. amounting to ...,....,
CERTIFICATE.

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi. an,
nual Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and In good
faith toward all parties We authorize the
company to use this certificate, with fac SMILES
OF our signatures attached In Its advertise.
mens,
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PkOvlSlONS.

A Chicago telegram says; Provisions are
unsettled. Opening firm, they lost the adj
vance. Speculative manipulators destroy
confidence. All legitimate dealers are
driven from the trade. They have been
1900 tierces Of lard refused on June con.
tract, the buyer claiming sdulteration. The
uncertainty Of the labor problem also
weMkens confidence In meats and pork.
The following shows the export of hog
products from the places mentioned below
Tor the week ending May 2G:
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otals. tS2 800 i2S 40. 7l6.O 56

ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS..
bAooN-Long clear sideA lSkG ebert clear
lahG breakfast bacon $50
Dsy sALr-Lons clear sides, i2kG short clear
AAns-plain, itkalbe
LAnD-Tierce, l2kG nAH barrel, 1896 tt0-lb
ana iSc 2o-lb cana cana iscS;
-lb cans, Ism. llb cans l3k
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THE DALLAS HERAyD SUNDAY, MORStSG duNElo. 1859.

~; zesayr =. ISL; GsgylOcl B =. iss.; Brook.
lyn. 81.
osrrosADrs-Everett Fancy, 10: Pay City, 49,;
kssex lex. Arkansas. =. Martens u; ROyal III
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Tho total export Of hog product from the
above mentioned places from November /.
TO 1882, TO May ~, 1883, was as follows.
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Eotsrtes.

This ia tho only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery %
Incorporated In 1868 for Is years by the Legis.
ture for educational and charitable purposes
With capital OF O., 200, 000-to which a reserve
mnd OF over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
chisc was made part OF the present State Con.
sutuuon adopted December I'd. A. d., 1879.
A splendid opportunity TO win fortune.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly II never scales or postponed
Look at tho following Distribution,
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
GU M MEItUiAI.

DALLAS, June 9. There Ia some idle talk
on the streets about the eastern portion oil
the city seeding and uniting with East
Dallas, but such an attempt would be the
widest folly. Fifty qualified voters may
petition the mayor under the law to order
an election within thirty days to determine
whether or not any part OF The city De,
scribed shall be declared no longer parton
the city, but the election must be held ut
every voting PRE- cinct throughout the whole
CITY, = and ~ requires. u majority oil all
The voters of the whole city to discontinue
any portion Of such city ms part OF us Ter
ritory. This fixes the matter, for the voters
of Dallas will not relinquish any part OF
what they now hold, but, on the contrary,
many are clamoring tor more territory.
Even should the undertaking be successful,
II would not relieve the sections rom pro.
rata share Of the city debt at the Time OF
withdrawal. Looking back at me extray,
agant and unwise legislation OF the council
during the past year, no one can censure
any locality for wanting to with
draw. The purchasing Of the water
works was great p'unuer.
The citizens pay fully as much Tor their
water as they did before the purchase, be-
side /, they are taxed to pay the interest ON
the bonds issued for their purchase and TO
provide q sinking fund. II was done hastl-
ly and without proper investigat'on ior
the city did not have the works In posses
sion one week before II was discovered the
supply OF water was not equal to the re-
quirements of the citizens, and other n
yestmenia tor the same purpose had to DO
made. Their appropriation CT money to
unduly influence members OF the legisla-
tuYe 70 pass q bill permitting the city to
take In small truck farms and dairles sur
rounding was outrageous. These are only
two OF the vantOn expenditures OF tho pe0-
ple's money, but others might BIO men,
fioned, not emitting advertising at agood
round figure In st. Louis papers for pro-
posals TO lay bois dare payements In this
city, when any school boy should have
known that contractors In 81. Louis proba
bly, never saw stick of bois dare unless IL
was exhibited as o curiosity or In the form
Of cane. The present council, however.
has dene something In the way OF
improving sewerage and penning up the
poor msns's COW, oil oil which
is right, and shows that they are not forget
full OF the wealthy capitalist and the poor
laboiing man, for one will have his premi-
ses drained of all impurities, and the other
will have his household drained of the milk
upon which his family In manner subsst,
This last matter, too, affords the city a
revenue for every poor man or woman must
contribute dollar and q halt to get tho
cow out OF the pound. But the HERALD
has great hopes of the present council. IL
II Ia smazin, to see how progressive 1t IL,
yes, truly Amazing.
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The business on the exchange IL very
quiet. The receipts of cotton are gradually
growing less, and there Is very little grain
arriving above the wants Of retail dealers.
There was car Of corn shipped to III Faso
to-day, ands o car of oats to Abilene;
also . car Of peCans went to
81. Louis. There.have been no receipts Of
new grain and until the grain market fairly
opens business Ia not expected TO show
much improvement. Exchange on the
prices In this city are steady.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-27

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegaphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
O'Clock last night,
Mrs Capt Wallace, Wilcox; Herbert
Hackney, Mrs Hackney, B Ransom. Mrs
Ransom, Chicago; Mrs D Greene, Wash
ington, D C; d Ransom, Mrs D RAN
som, Colorado; D A Raymond, San Fran
cisco; A R Shalleck, 7 J McDonahoe,
Mr. H G Mccullough, Miller McCol-
Tough and three ladies, New York; J
Liftchild, Oakland; VIM G Garcelon,
New Mexico; T ] Mehan, Tombstone;
E I Stout, Illinois; Miss Littlefield,
Kansas.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-27
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court. Hines. j.

oUpeffUT CUUtIi f1rHe5f us
THURSDAY, April Goth.
Baker ct al. VS.. Marquee ct al.-Set
for hearing report of Commissioner on
Thursday, May Sd. Ordered that ci-
tation issue to Commissioner to appear
before the Court on said day.
Drips ct al. VS.. Siebert-Cause argued
and submitted.
Jones VS.. Snow ct al.-Csuse argued
and submitted.
Cole VS.. One Light Red Steer ct al
On trial