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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
PerNorh Riusr. Vessels mi RIiroIis
NEW YOKK. Friday. Feb. .. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK. Frid

NEW-IORK Friday. Feb. =, 1888.
ASHES Quiet and nominal Pots. 5sa5%c. Pearls cha
GEEswAx-stcady with small sales the basis OF 81
'S04L"AnhI4e 10 has had better sale the demands
freight rates owing TO obNrucuon navigation b. The
zee sa ~ The Aa a1 aoed as 20 81 90 BannG ua
cAT - Fs-Quiet and unchanged.
COOFEKA1h STUN 9h'Ohs aDu ,lIIoPa s oryt srd
Heads quoted 8 s5af2 % sugar DO rs inch 81 a.
DO So inch 81 10 al Hoops IA IT, So Gsio do. u IT,
opuo9s aey9 a. an 1 ISya@S Beat Set
aud $500 Dsgs So ESQ a69Oc ior February G6O97o5e
for March io Apr O3S g iST M sg o.
0stc0er spot d S g1et at Sc i S6o Fan Ga5soe ,a a
CHIC oRY1Uncaanged
COTToN-spo. Cotton qnlet ana unchanged sales ga
potts day $3.50 Oalo against "a 5Zo tins day last
S %Ss1 IIG Isl bales 5 week md bales Sane %Sef
as year see ps ss as5r. bale sgin M @
proven and closed Ia3 points dearer aes 6i'OO bales
hSf' al9 SS%G KAY juhe ioG SiS6
1iS,f ~ 10 II al020 SoSembeI aI0IO Closing
February i9IisloS March iG24 April 10 i @.
10 AuEust lO59el0 90 oeptemDet loG"SioG2 octo
boz lO.2gqIOzs; November loVV@lO.l. Transferable
quiet and steady 900 Pb, within he
and at for COD have sold moderately at 7sSI 20
for Georges VA &c for Bank Prepared ialIy he
at aGJc Box Herring and nominal contrary 70
csc ana No 20c Barrel BerilnS sieany tnoie e
no FaspOt here they therefore nominal at - ~ 70
HafA1 shore split So 20 small do ii 20 90 ana iOt
land the demand rather better Tor baiah anu ro'
land. 49, ar,nor
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUk-Market a shade hflner
without however. matcnA change ~ price a uil p
ness export. and moderate J0ODing TRACE uena.
sales 1000 bbs which l2G0O bblA were lot ehpos;
inc udpg ST. 90 bbls CITY Mn Extra al - 20 w. .
bbls. z, 81 bu0s5 30; 300 bbls supei hhe
s. 45Gs5 go 500 bbls Low Grade II5n ~ Wheat
Extra. mainly within Tie range 5. lo t, 50 o.
suVernnc S. 4ras3 20. latter extremes Common 70
Far Extra state % Fancy 10 81 6UG
a. Common Western 81 50 as 90 GOod 10
Tboce ~ 65ds8: Common GOOD Extra Round HOOP
ohio S. sO6Sl 80 GOOD 70 Choice do- ~ lJash CON.
mon EItrs D. IS 81 90 Clear 81 20 dso Ib I'VE
Mixture 81 as 5O Bakers Extra So goa Staisn
a. 60as5 TO- Patent s6 0OGs5: ~ LOUIS Common 70
Fair Extra 0Ods4 % GOOD % Very Choice "a $685. 20
a., Vest 10 south America 20 0ndSo ~;
marrst closed firm -. SOUTHERN FLOUR hrn WIN
iaI,er more doiDg sales 100 bbls Common ~, 70
GOOD Extra 81 300st 2O Good 10 Cholce % 20 @sI ri
cIN'1 - / n6n ms for export, - 2000 fo.....-buCh
VIE AT FLOUR selling at 81 6OdS2 90, mainly - a
RYE FLOUR steady. Sales 900 Dds Superhne'
"a G5 osl %. CORN MEAL quiet uncn.nged Se,esl
SJ1 Ibs BRANDY. vino. $3 3d. Western fenO" quo'ou
81 p 20ssg M FRUITs-Fary active firm and generally
without marked change
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LIVE srocK mARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. Feb 2.-CATrTL- Recept, to-day. LOO hcad
FAR 10 000 head for same time last
600 consigned through 400 cars absence OF
bu4incsA for OF stock: feeling stronger.
LAMs-Receipts TO-DAY, $500 head total Tor
thus far 22uuO head; for same tune last week;
10000 head: consigned through. market dull and
tending downward except for grades sales Fair 10 FOOD
Western S. 506f5 40 Choice 10 Fancy 81 6G6b Common
81 -58si IS Western Lambs s. 40 pS6 80
Hoes Receipts to-day, $500 head total for the week
head for time last week 10000 head:
consigned through 29 sales Cool q Choice workers.
7OdSG IS; Iiaht 81 30 s.; Good Medium,
81 oO0e7 HEAVY. II 5dS7 % Ptgs 80 th0SB 80
OHIO AGO. Feb 2.-HOGs-Reccpts 5000 head shipments
head ae and prices generally shade higher
quality good; Fancy philadelphia grades 81 20 aS7 %
Gond 10 Choice Heavy Exports 81 ] D Common % Good
Mixed 80 2OdS6 go LIGHT Bacon Hogs, So 20Df6 rs.
mostly SO 5nes6 10: skins S:aS6.
CATuLg-Recepta. l,A0O shipments, 100 head;
DELAYED by storm market stronger and 9Ioc
higher; rather slow account % limited offerings
common shipping - % dSS: Butchers and Can
s2 SorsA So SIOckers and Feeders - 3OHSA 80.
SBEgP-Receipts i00Oh oad. shipments l4OO head Offer
demand moderate but prices steady and ur
changed Prime So 80 ass 49, the bull at - 90
s.
EAST Liberty Penn. Feb. 2-Receips for week ending
February G5Ta head of through, SS2 head OF local.
market very hard Pair Prime - 2j6t0; Fair % Good
81 hO7eb %; Stockers AZ 7pdst 80.
HOgs-Recepts for week 21t75 head market active; Ph
adelphss 81 lO9s7 20 BaltimOres, So 9JGSh workers.
sRFPIR Receipts for week head market dull; Extra
- 25dds5 60 Good - 1895; Fair 81 25Gs4 0O Common
50 SOD 81, Lambs S5ds0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
'Ex interest.

'EA Interest.
In State bonds little was done outside of the Ar
kansas aid bonds to the railroads. which held their
late advance with remarkable tenacity. Fort
Smith sold ISL 900 at So and outside the Board at
20 foI some amounts. Pine Buff brought oO~oo'
and Cenrals 25l2425. Louisiana conSoiS were
steady at 73h OF city bank stocks, American TX
change sold IA at 100 and America l5) at l53.
Railroad bonds were dull. Transactions were
small. Prices generally were lower. Erie second
consos at 96a4 for small lot were Il Chesa-
peake ana OHIO, first series b. were off 81 at 9O4'
and currency debts were 81 lower at o. Canada
Southern frsts were z lower at 90. and New-York
Chicago and ST. Louis frsts were ii lower at 97l2.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds declined to
b6. and st. Louis and Iron Mountain new
fves, after 77l4. were steady at H. Richmond and
Danviile frsts declined "a to 93 aud their deben-
lures were q lower at 604 Virginia Midland in-
BONES sold at 55l4a55. and East Ten nessee
Virginia and Georgia 5s were steady at II 7s.
louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

vrw.yoRE Feb. 2-BEEvEs- Receipts 1l6 cars Of
ana 40 car loads were the yards from peyous arrivals
dSf f i I e last wesR thirty i've cars Of lc fresh
receipts export se.rs for T. a'tnan no also Pni
cars for active demand prices were
inta consideration few bruised bullocAs sold
e o s%. u INN 70 s SSf csie az ana also 70 de',
55 b. but general .ae' o. Ton21 10 Far 1.s,is E.Ie a
from 10 c TO dress ~ ID MN e, iS sSeedgG toPa al
pent with Common Prime Cy Dressed seins d" 1490 %
now and then carcass ~ y q Wo Tho rr,a,, nv r g
Eastman TO morrow the and takes cat $50 Live cattle
Tor MT Els Hnr G and ALASKA Gss quarters Reef
and iol Of Mutton INC EsSDt Will S"i oAry
Sales at Goth st-A y Munroe for soli II Illinois steers
e3 m St A. 70 per ~ 20 do. lo4b ~ At - iO 10 DO
~ s a. mann rsIora: 90 Illinois Steers cwt l0c
1913 do a. at loo l67 90 10 c"h a. loN III do' ~"
'TWcss Fegensten for Meyer Regenstcin 80 nInols
TO- at - % per 100 NJ - CO. ME- nj az a C
80 "a DO l207 ~ at iOIc ~ do LOU d. at loe o. no.
D. waSe Tor wai1e Is Illinois segss LIP ~ S az
lOc 90 b II do poor, LIS 10 at SIC % J." 10 i-Oo
sse 90 a. Jersey city, schambere for Arnold Green
waiG ~ Missouri steers 1859 d. lose 80 D. and 80 10
Go $So NJ a. S' 9SG 5oS Pf h S c s. H. ss SOC per
head 81 do i52J N at 81 per 100 n for sehsmosg
b. et c S. do 526 b. at I04c a do e7 p a lStG
& and zoo zoe per he Ud IS DO Ii6s n % Do
D. at Yc % ess 81 dS ~ DO $40 ~ at sc 3 DO
il0i n al % 80 100 81 DO 200 p a, 20 SS Steers
LOO atg's 90 n - do l2tS ID at o ~ % less 800
per head for A Noe 35 illinois Steers l@2S ID al 4o0'
Do To- ..,,, ,., Co., , mo
NJ Goldsmith for self 81 Cincinnati Stilfed htntTs
H. Toe, 90 30 Missouri Steers 1871 ~ 40 lOA, 90
HnG az sr c " Is d. $50 70 At lie; IS DO a76 At i6
lees s. n do l.34 H. at l0Sc 10 do l. ~ H. at lO2o 10
weight. 49, o.. %, =
Conev MCPHERSON for J. shepard 10 Ohio Steers 2lo
n AT IL nc SO H. 81 do l0s5 70. l0c 90 d. less ~ per
head Tor H. Gcsmor 10 illinois Steers 2os n, at luEo
IA m West a Co. 10 Indiana steers 3eb TO- AT
II 10 So ~ I8 do 1890 n at I0aso. "a do l467 e lO4c
fnr III v Woods 10 Mixed Western steers, l,2Sl ~ 40
ioLc 66 NJ 20 DO III ID 4 100 for J9syn ~ Illinois
Steers 6o3 10 At Nc 90 ~ less go Rer head on Snn n
~ &C, DO 1895 d. Ut 1ae 50 D. less 81 per hesd do
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Proposals.
UFFALO TRUNK SEWER.
PROPOSALS FOR WORK.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the Park COM
ussoners' Office City TALL Buffalo, " " for executing tho
work hereunder nuoned the same being the construction
OF the Buffalo Trunk until o'clock, noon on Tues
day the 2Oth day February 1888 and opened immediately
thereafter The work 10 be done is a. follows
The construction trunk nom Albany street TO tho
Intersection OF the NM Race In seneca street a Hy
drauic street. being length OF less than $4,000 feet
Also flushing nles the Main and Hamburg canal and
the Erie Canal and the ntercepuon Of existing sewers winch
now deliver into these canals together with all minor appur'
teuances the work.
The diameter OF the main sewer throughout the prnciph
part of Its length will be feet
About goo feet of the Will be built In tunnel.
,rbe estimated quantity OF brick to Dc laid Is ABOUT
2OOO0OOO ,,
plans and specifications for the work. as soon as compeed
may ne seen at the office above stated
Dated 2sth Of January, 1853 -,
per 10 nv.DD ch.i,,,an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

sss1 bales, gross IL 2ee baesi exports France
Great Britain Z0S43 bales; sales
= bales; stock. S42.2l7 bales 1902 ~ "
Weeky-Net receipts $50 bales gross 60 $40 bales
exports 10 Great Britain O43 bales 10 Franco baies
30,750 baes. ~ 0'' '
SAVANNAH Feb. 2.-Cotton qulet Mlddlino &C, rov
hddhng 9'ec; 0oOd Ordinary SIZE. q 3,I8
bales 81 bales exports cOastwse 2245 bales:
10 Great Britain, - bales; to the Continent haes
SAFES LOO Daies last evening $50 soex 81 OF
bales ~
Weeky-Net receipts 1907 Dales gross 10 14e bales
TO Great Britain. bales. Cont,n.nt
1916 bales. TO the Channel bales TO France -
bales coastwise $3.50 baess sales, ll,70O bales.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 2.-BacOn Cumberland Cut 40 o.. Short
RIB 49Od Prime Mess, 85Od do Western 800. Lard
Prime 676d cheese American Choice 66nd
GS2d for Mixed old lurpentine Spirits $500 PROVISIONS
Lard $500 for American Breadstun5-COrn 6S I'D
for Old Mixed Western Wheat sd 09 "a GENITAL for Cal
Ornia Club $50 090Od for Bed Western SPRING 5000 093d
for Red Winter.
The receipts OF wheat for past three days $4,000
centals. including 255O 900 American.
LONDON. Feb. 2.-SDirits TurDentine. 800. Calcutta
Linaeed 40Pd quarter. Linseo1 OIL. no OOUH2O 10
per tun. TalOw 40 Der cwt Refined Petroleum. Oaede
B3fd. GAL
aAvRE. Feb 2-whcox's Lard closed 90 francs so
cenumes per 90 klloA
ANTWERP Feb 2.-PetrOeum 10 francs 10 centtmes for
Fine Pale American paid 10 francs 10 confines sellers
Wilcox's Lard 1877 francs 90 confines per 100 EiOs
BREMEN. Feb 2-PetrOleum. Z marks 30 piennlgS VIII
coKs Lard closed So o. pfenngs DER 10 kilO4
MANCHEsfER Feb. 1.-The marke: Tor arms and Fabrics
H. nuet; 80 inch go reed Gold End ShItngs ~ yards
SID 5000 aS 0d 28inch 60 reed Printer 30 yards
n or. 3O5d63lOd No 40 Mule Twist, fair second
quality. lOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Sales bp Auetion.

CUSTOM HOUSE NRw-YoRK. I
COLLECTORS OFFICE February !, 1851
FINDER PROVISIONS of Sections 2,97l ana
1913 r. g. sale viii be had at Public Auction satur
dy February "a 1888 at 10 O'Clock by MeSsre Buret
a Dennis 20 Burn gsp Of bonded aud ncaned nsr.
cnandie which has remained IN warehouse De, S ,un8
petOds prescribed by descriptive LIST may DC i""
IN the / otunda the Custom House. c..u..
The goods may inspected tbs ezure Room ~ ,
House, Wednesday and Friday, February II AZ" 3D. '
10 a. III. To IN. ,. Nam, ana AZ tina
office Messrs Burde.t Dennis for three daSs
the sale. W. H. hObEhiS"H'' N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

GRAIN-wH IA 10 better for cash iot rs
options opened &C better subsequently lost most 81
advance hrmer again advancing a6'4c anu eosns
trm the highest prices light export and CITY hlfuk
business with the trade checked by the small supply ss
ing a very large trade speculative accounts sSIss
Spnng az u TO- Ungraded Winter Red al II " H@i =
Steamer No Red II 90; 80. Red, 81 lii2osl ~
Steamer No Red. 81 lja. delivered No Red - 2g
81 l7at certificates. 81 1S20Sl 10 Delivered ~
Red. 81 81 SaSl 2 latter delivered UngTantu
ST. 'sdsl 2ih 30 l white. ~ 10 for cesllhcssu "a
White Canada 70 arrive up to March TO- a. 81 10 40 Y
February 81 1881 lss clos Ing 81 iS.s Ma.ch -
dsl 1875 closing 81 1915 April 81 2ldsl 2l'h ci9sY
VI 2l9, May 81 22aSI 22s, closing 81 * =
quiet Western. II arse. Canada, = &c Sta
snes bush state, 75c.----- BARLEf-MMke. NJ,
with fair mailing demand sales, l4uOu Dusl- 30 &C.
900 bush. Canada 9ec In store; lnOOO nush Lho
rowed state 81 BARLEY MALT queti Two I9"oll
state 9Odg1 2c Sixrowed state 3 Isl 10 Canal ~ W.,
dsI s. all on cash .CORNMatket 20 G Delcli
fair export light home trade demand iaEe pu-n''
speculative account; sales 22hl OuO OusIL, s,.d
1865 900 bush cash. including UnGraded western Mtt1
at G347lc; No B. - 9o4 -ac.; steamer Mixed " az
ord No 2 7Ol3c In store; No. Mixed feDruaaIy,
2a69isc closing 60 NC; March 6gd69S closing o1S'
Ap. GqlsaGgSC, closing 69AC May, bI'4 0Oot2c, eio'
ing GSqc Mixed Seller February % &c.
OATS i.6tlc heter fairly acu, ranc NANNY IN
options oslng firm. Sales l,9G3OO bush lhcuuInR ~
41iqc: NO p 4SiadtS 2c No quoted * 20 niso'
4Sc No az 0i9i2.. No quoted De; Mixed western.
No Mixed February. 81, d48yc closing ~ 2ci March
Asa closing April 49aiaic closing 44c' NAY NAY,
4Sa-d49lsc closing FEED steady 40 ~ 9V9
O3Lci So H. go a05c.. H. 95c 100 ID. $l9sl 10 :
shaips. 81 lO9sl 10 Rye Feed. $50
VISIBLE SUPPLY GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND
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To-day stock market no hing more OF less
than continuance of that for several preceding
days. There was further progress made in the ill.,
evItabe liquidation of the recent speculation for
higher prices; the usual rallies, caused by cover
ing of shorts" occurred, but the tendency OF val
mes toward a lower range were only Temporarily
checked by such epbemeral reactions. The amount
of tran sac ions 4O6, 1893 shares reflects greater
activity but 1t an activity born OF discourage
ment rather than of hope. St. aul Union Pdcihc
Northwestern Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
Lake shore. Western Union Telegraph Central Of
New-Jersey Denver and Rio Grande Louisville
and Nashville, Central and Hudson and the wa
bashes were active and notably weak stocks OF the
the lowest prices.
Government bonds were moderately active at ir-
regular pnccs. The final bids are g lower ior the
4 higher Tor the 4l2s. Annexed are tine closing
Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Coparlnershln Notices.

NEw-YORK Feb. l, 1888.
TI'HE undersigned announce that they have
L this day formed copaTtnership under the name aud
styleOf nr-,..,.,, 40
for the purpose OF tTsmsacting general banking and
brokerage business at Is BIoadsG, Mills Building, Room Z.
COLL J. TURNER
Member y. y. stock Exchange. General Partners
JAMES TURNER,
\. D. LINsLEY. special Partner
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IIyHE mdersiened beIng desirOus of tOrminl

TVHE UNDERSIGNED being desirOus of forming
lin pa ncrship under the statutes OF the state "
New York, hereby Gently. .---,
Frst that firm under which such partnership
IA 10 be- conducted Is Ogden, kIIg & Company.
SECOND te general nature u the business intended
to 20 transacted by such artnerh the buying ana sell
ing Of stocks bonds Other securities upon 'Omm,s01
third mat the a the general ana special part
ner interested partnership As follows Joseph w
ogden who resides The city. county ami state OF New.
York Vincent b. King who lesiJes at the town ot Norris
town m the STATE NewJcrsey. and treiercS wilcox:
of ne 81 city NeSYJrX. tue general partners aAa
dennis C. Wilcox resides the said city Of Ne"fok
is the special partner. ..-,,....,
The sum Of Fifty Thousand Dollars rs capital to the common
stock Of the SAID ngnL , , ..,. 4. .,
commence I. the eleventh day Of January 1908. and ths
Iorud WhicA the said part nerslp Is % eiAa'' Is Va"
thiitletn day OF April, i5s4. 600
Joseph W. OGDEN,
VINCENT b. KING,
FREDERICK p. WILCOX,
DENNIS G. WILCOX.
City aud County OF New York az
on this day OF January thousand eight hun
bred eighyIhTee before sonhly cam Joseph W.
Ogden. Vim ent king. re efck T. " cox ana uenns =
Wilcox aud known 10 Iue 60 DO Tue persons
aud who executed tue foregoing certificate ani
severaY acknowledged 10 me mat hey repecNey signed
the said certificate CHARLES l.. Al kAMP
No ary Public, Kings County.
Certificate filed in New.York County. Janis la"6"S
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BUFFALO TRUNK SEWER.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az the PARK CON-
misoners Office city Hall Bunao y. y for furnishing tho
materials hereunder mentioned 70 be used ~ the CONSTRUCT
tinn of fhe Bnao Trunk sewer until II O'Clock noon on
enesay the 4th OF February. 1858 and opened I'M
thereafter The materials required are as OIO"s.
sewer bricks 10 exceed 2O.OOO.OOO. . go, ,---,.
American hydraulic cement not 20 exceed 0uOOO Da4tos
Portland cement not tO 0 xceed 10000 barrels
Iron castings not 70 exceed 100000 pounds
Dated gath of January. 1883.
The Commissioner OF the CITY Oh huHao'
per - ,,,
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d. G. BEARD. Chairman.

CUSTOM HOUSE,. NEW-lokkr /
COLLECTORS OFFICE January 20. 1900
PROPOSALS are Invited Tor the prihIlng aiu
hnng NJ one tbonsand catalogues Of unclaimed goods
IN be Finished 10 Office on OF before feOuAJ b7'
1855 PARTICULARS iui ui'"S w. III. ROBERTSON.
Collector.
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Dipioeno Notices.

OFFICE OF THR TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CONF
PAEY No. 1917 BROADWAY, NBw.YogK Jan n. 1888 !
COUPONS RING FEB. /, 1889, on
~ the FIRST MORTGAGE RIO GRANDE DIVISION
BON S OF this company Will be paid add after that
the office Of The Mercantile Trust Co.. No. I20 Broa
New.YOTk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

OFFICE METROPOLITAN GAsLIGHT CO.,
BROADWAY coRNPR OF 36TH 81,
NEW. YORK, Jan. 20. 1882
THE coupons of this compnny's bonds duo
February PROF. Will be paid presentation at tho
Gorman-American Bank -
H. E. KUMMEL.
Traagu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

Lospoy Ieh 2l230 D m Anantc and Great Western
Sors CONTRA Iga Illinois Central. 1879. Reading 27
Mexican llulNaY, limited binary. li2'A Ncw.lork, On
Ia and Western. % Is
LOsDoY. Fen 220O p mars ad Ices quote three per
- francs . confines Tor the account
LONDON Feb 2-iUO pu.--Ere 3I'- DO re Oud t"u90ls
9gt; Penl,yl CcAtfH, G2's Reading ao'J hftlcAi
Hallway limited. Cr4inI " l4Zk Milwaukee and q RAN
common 1903.
Ear eilvcl IA quoted at 5Oerad per ounce
IOypOs Feb - .0u D. m--Ihe amount ~ bullion gone
into The BanA ~ ENGLAND balance today Is &,u1O
IOsuOE Feb 800 .. ut alvcs3 quote Three
Nor eeut reutos at ~ r4os 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

nRUG FIXTURES FOR SALE:-Ihe ~ IA a
lures shelf ware connters show cases. No., No. OF
HANDSOME retail drug store for sale at bargain AMY
M. PARKER, 40 WuhalnsL. New'fofA'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-24

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 23.---The de-
Tense has rested its case In the suit brought
against The Courier-Journal by George b.
ana sarah Il. Hite. after introducing the
dispositions OF twenty nine more persons
who knew the plaintiffs. These are all
damaging TO Mrs. Hite's reputation, and
some OF the testimony Is about the worst
ever heard In any court. The charge that
Mrs. Hito's intimacy with Jesse James
caused the separation between herself and
husband was repeated by most Of the
witnesses. She was regarded rs
fast woman previous to her first
marriages One witness, who
lives In SprinReld Tenn, said a married
man who used to visit the plaintiff when
she was Miss Norris, and then on her faith
er's farm near Springfield, still owed him
$500 for candy that he took to her and
that II was admitted that she was not
chaste. The same gallant had told an
ether witness that she was the finest made
woman he ever saw. Her admirers were
numerous at that time.
q. X. Walling, of Robertson County,
Tenn, admitted in his deposition that he
had criminal relations with her and her
sister, that he was forced to marry the sis
ter by her father and brother coming upon
him with double barreled shotguns In
their hands. He added thai the mar
riage was grounding case.' II was
set aside.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-24

MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 23.-The Gov.
ernor returned with his approval the Uni.
versity appropriation Of 800, 900 for addi-
tlonal buildings. The Senate passed the
House bill providing for the safe keeping of
ba lots In cases of contested election with
the emergency clsse.
the sale OF whlskey by druggists, the new
feature being clause making II INSIDE
nleaner Tor pharmacist to write prescrip-
IONS for whiskey except In genuine sick
ness.
Governor Crittenden has not signed the
Downing high license bill as yet, and SAYS
that he will hear both sides OF the question
before passing upon 1t.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, March %. No business of
Importance was transacted In the Senate
except the confirmation of numerous ap-
polrtments by the governor.
In the House the Senate bill appropriat-
Ing 50, 900 for the levees at Mound CITY
passed. Also the Senate bill Ito build free
bridge across the Illinois river at Peoria,
which passed with the emergency claus q.
The state resolution to submit prohibl-
tory amendment, and also the one relating
10 the Governors veto, are TO be printed
for the information Of the House. < Joint
committee from the House and Senate reye-
nue. committees are instructed to report
with u view to general revision OF tho
revenue law. After a long and animated
discussion all constitutional amendments
including prohibition and woman's suf
frage will be considered on Wednesday
neYt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-24
Secretary F0iger Worse.

WARRINGTON, March 23.-secretary
Folger is'not so well. For several weeks
he has been III Ione day and better the next.
The immediate cause Is over work and In
sufficient nourishment. This has impoyer.
ished the blood and depleted his system to
such an extent as to render him extremely
susceptible to climatic changes and liable to
easily contract,local diseases. He was at
first attacked by slight congestion Of the
right lung which lasted only a day
or two. Then followed billiousness accom-
panied by daily rigor, succeeded by
slight fever. This lasted q week or more,
Then he was well enough no attend at the
department for few days. A change in
the weather came and he contracted sore
throat, and that having disappeared his
cold has now settled In and about his ewes.
His stomach is disordered as well. AT no
time has he been seriously i'll. He has
been well Ienough 10 desIe to attend to
business, but too III TO bear the whole
burden OF his duties. His physicians have
now prescribed absolute rest and advised
him that 1t will be unwise to attempt TO
transact any business for several weeks. II
Is prob BILE that within that time he will
take sea trip 10 Bermuda or elsewhere.