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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

The laying down of oh. Vancouver H...
Cos new main from the reservoirs was com.
Pleted yesterday. connection being made at
at the corner OF Main and 18th streets with
the Main street line
The Vancouver city band gave another
concert IN the park last Sunday afternoon,
and presented an excellent programme,
which was well rendered, and highly appre-
ciated by the many listeners.
Capt Geo. d. Hill of Seattle has been
appointed Department Commander G.. A..
K. of Washington Territory, vice DR.. Fred
w. Sparkling, resigned. The appointment
came from Paul NandervSort, Commander
in-Chief G. A. r. of the United States.
At the late teachers examination steps
were take for the formation of Clarke Co.
Teachers Institute, the first session Of which
will be held this fall, at which Territorial
Superintendent Wheeler will be present.
The appearance of the Portland Daily
| &dadd1d is much improved, and its value
| as newspaper enhanced, since III COM
menced publishing the full telegraph dis
patches It's democratic friends can now
feel that they get value received for the
support they give to the paper.
II. c. Morrce has lost his dog, which was
last seen on the Salmon creek road near
Reese Andersons. The dog is long bodied,
short legs, short thick head, very dark
brown curly hair, a little white down the
breast, answers to the name of Boss" a
liberal reward will be paid for his return.
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Admini~trator.s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been duly appointed by the Pro
bate Court Of Wahkiakum county, Washing
ton Territory. the administrator OF the estate
OF Edward Miller, late OF said county, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby required 10 present
them with the proper vouchers within one
year from the date hereof TO the undersigned
at Brookheld, Washington Territory.
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
Dated MAY ., 1888. Administrator.
l0may5
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Proposals for Building of the Catholic
church at Vancouver. W. T..

Proposals for the building OF the Catholic
church in Vancouver will be received until
MAY 10, atnoon, at the Catholic Mission. Van
couver, W. T., care OF Rev. Father Schram
Bids can be made for the whole work or for
different branches separately, rs stone, brick
carpenter, plaster work, &c. The building is
l2sxa feet with Transcripts OF 3iS Xl0 feet
Plans and specifications Ia be found with the
architect Donald Mackay, at said mission
We reserve the right TO reject any or all pro.
posals.
By order OF the building committee
RI REV .fG. JyNGER, Chairman.
INo. ID. GEoGHEGAN, Sec.
Vancouver, W T., May y, 1883
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Estrayed.

Estrayed or stolen from the premises Of
Catharine Proebstel, on the Lacamas, Clarke
county, on or about the 25th of April, a small
bay horse, eight years old with small star in
the forehead, with the left hind foot white,
and some saddle marks on him. Any one
finding said horse or giving information OF
his Whereabouts shall be literally rewarded
JACOB BROTT.
Vancouver May S, 1883.
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REMARKABLE CAsE.-The announcement
of the death of Fannie Mccain recalls the
singular history of her life When born she
was the same as any other babe, but when
only a few weeks old she was taken with
some disorder which drew her limbs out OF
shape, making her a helpless cripple, which
she was all her life For twenty two years
devoted mother and father cared for her
every want, burden that would have been
intolerable but for the affection OF the parent
for the child, which is one OF natures price
less gifts. All those - years Fannie lay
upon a bed, or IN the easily moved char
that had been devoted to her use. With a
mind partly clouded 10y the affection which
had rendered her powerless to move, she
knew none of the joys of childhood, and
participated ia few OF the realities OF HE
One hand only could she move, with which
she sometimes helped herself TO food. She
could not speak SO that stanger could un-
derstand her. As her last sickness, a drop
steal affection came upon her the most stu
gular thing in her history was developed
Command of language came to her all at
once. and she told her mother she was going
to die, and she seemed not To regret it, talk
ing a long time. Again on Friday she be-
came laxative, called the family up to her
babe each one goodbye, distributed her lit
tie trnkets among them as tokens OF re-
membranoe, and sank into lethargy from
which she passed into the world beyond
And now. though the parents have laid
down their heaviest life burden, yet we do
not doubt this death makes a greater void
in the household than any other would have
done.
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Go TO John Jaggy's TO see the magnificent
display Of dress goods in the latest shades
of cashmeres and brooadcs.
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Gridley & Whitney keep the best farm
ing and teamlng wagons Tor sale on the Pa
ciss coast.
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U..at ... Clio. ... ... ...
....,............ .......... ..,... I...
was CHOSEN a'''e,"'. e' l"e meeting
Mr. $. w. Brown being called upon stated
that there were MANY THINGS a1nearuirr tl.
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''''.' '.'' "- ''''''J
|hIch shouIdoe taken up ana considered by
the people so that IF at any time united
action wa, necessary il rorId tbeu ,or. read
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Wv '''o'' ii4 o'..' l'' "l ,Po''1'.e"'
VI Oo''il.'II " 9voule 1oiCe,y Oh ocIIo"
ol'o" ~ '0'''e u ~
soo 1 VI , 80 ~ 10 P0'9'"'- VIC "''Io"
Sau94 i'liIY'" sy0u ~ 'e~I" y "Neouter
l'9"1 NC eAOI li o"O In'o"7" inns county
'n,' We 9l'ouiu ~ .e''y ~ ~ in'I!e ana G"'
courage Sucl eAye"sl0h mere is no" alSo
so'ns On .'ioio"54 P'Cal,o'y'ls LOT lHc Pre-
oiou' ',et1ls no' lSI from '"ieoITeI' win
'oiS i'''5i i"S P'ISPTIC-'S' ''"OulG pay ny
i'llcS p9 ulScoEViG" '"cou'er should DC
prepare" ~ 's'aoIisI' io'''S u 'Te INNING
camps anu couV'oi V"e uIaIe' IL Is also
PosSiole U"'t tno Ci'go" '"orV Line ran
ioau may WiVhIn a le" years seek TO extend
us Il'e " uSeU sunni any 'uG advantages
1l 'he louVe uo"n 'IT horVn sue Oh uhe 20,
iu'Iipla river Snouiu ps properly presented
" '"o T"oic l1,"o "UI"or''I'5' -dr Drown
also sPoNe ol the gooI 10 come from a WEI;
1r8'ill@Su einiSIaHI aIu society "hlch Gouio
pe ln"uc 70 ""u i'' Reiy anu PIoHtaoly 70
our Popula1Ioh' oucn committee as se8,
sesVe" tl,gnU -" mum 10 spread ABROAD
some oI'haVion oI vac resources ana at
fractions Oh cur cry ana county. II we eN-
pecU TO keep pace Ill growth win surround
Tug CUES we I, ulusI "orh ior ourselves as no
one seems H"Giy 70 90 'he "otk lor US
MI geo, w. purelh aala that lor ten
years past we haa peeil lVlhg on the eNpec,
ta'iohs oI Uhe i'iIro.lue'ioh ol Iorelen caPI'al
tin'e 70 aoah'oii sucIl i"Hac'es' ana 60 10
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MARRIED..

At Sunnyside, Clarke Co, May ,, 1889, by
d. L. Russell, j. p, Mr.. Thomas NJ. HsmmoI
and Miss Ella Charlton.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

election of the Vancouver Fire Department
held on Monday 40 votes were cast. Chas.
Hutscheck OF No. 3 was elected Chief En-
gineer, L. Burgy of No First Assistant
and J. J. Whittier Of the II. x /. Co. Second
Assistant. Considerable interest WAS mani
Tested in the election, and everything passed
OFT in excellent good order.
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SLOCVMS ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF VANCOUVER.

To anyone wishing to purchase city lots,
they will do we'll TO call on c, W. Slncum,
who will sell choice lots at $500 to 1850, all
a the river. l9aprtf
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the post-oflice in Vancouver Clarke county,
W. T., May 10th, 1883. Persons calling
for these letters will please give the date Of
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Call and Settle.

Having closed the Empire Market must
have immediate settlement of all accounts
and all persons indebted TO the shop for meat
are requested to call at once and settle
c. X. STEGERT, Mangagor.
Vancouver, MAY Sth 1883.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

Lot for Sale.-A corner lot in residence
portion Of city; nicely located. Price s425,
Apply at this office. 1dec
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

Grdley & Whitney keep full stock of
the famous San Francisco Rubber Paint all
ready mixed for use.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-10

THE MAY FESTIVAL The first entertain
lie school, to raise funds for the purchase Of
piano, came off at Marsh's hall on Satur-
day night The little folks did well, and
showed evidence of careful preparation for
the occasion, going through the programme
most creditably. The hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity, and the net proceeds
made good starter for the piano fund.
Where all the performers did so well it
would hardly be fair to make particular
mention of any, and our readers who We're
not there to see for themselves must not fail
to attend the next, and become Informed at
first hands
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County BRmGES There is complaint
that people are in the habit OF driving fast
over county bridges. rne general laws OF
Washington Territory, Sec. 93l OF the code,
provide that any person driving over any
bridge of more that 40 feet span faster than
a walk is subject to fine OF not less than
five nor more than ten dollars. The author
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Byers, John McManniS, Hugh
Benson, l. J MILNE, Richard
Brott Jacob Moran, John
Crane, W W Moran, VIM
Cox, Mrs John R0uscn, Joe
Corbett \ q Smith, Mrs Amanda
Dorman, Minnie Scammon q HaZen
Decker, Mrs Matte Stops, Mrs B
Earnest, Mrs Ellen Sitton, VIM
Foley, VI (2) Stalcop, James
HealY, VIM Smith, Mrs d
Mckee, j Wesley, j d.
JOHN EDDINGS, Postmaster
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Wall paper in fall stock at Gridley 4
Whitney's, and trimmed for purchasers, free
OF charge for trimming.
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BEAR EILLgu.-Last Sunday while d. u.
Lambert with bis boys were looking for
some cows in the woods their dogs freed a
bear One of the boys went long distance
to NJ Mulcahy's cabin, and borrowed his
gun, with which he fired load of buckshot
into Bruins head. The bear fell badly
wounded, and started for the dogs, but the
boys and Mike took hand in the fight with
stout clubs, and soon finished the bear. 1t
was a fair sized animal, of $50 pounds
weight.
Presbyterian services will be held in
Marshs hall next Sunday, at IL A. NJ,
Rev. T. j. May officiating.
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Wagons for Sale.

One good second hand lumber wagon, also
nv hack and double harness is offered for
sale, at low rates for cash, or on time with
approved security. Apply to
GEO. W. JONES
Vancouver, May s, lSS3.
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DIED.

Near Vancouver May 9th, 1888, Fannie
daughter of Dudley Mccain, aged - years
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

VEGETABLEsSOnious,S 81 60(92 rs for yell
low from store; top sets, So so; bottom sets,
red aud yellow, 81 SO; bottom sets, white, SIS.
Potatoes, 81 1912 So per barrel for pesehblowS
9ocasl per bushel sacked; early rose, 81 70 49, New
York rose, IS 2l3 40; peerless, % rs; early rus
set, So; early Goodrich 81 70; New York peerless,
So %: home grown rose, IS 1898 SO. Sweet pota-
cheaper. Cabbage, s4G4 70. Celery, 100000 psr
doz. New kraut in whisky barrels, s.: in 40-gal-
Ion barrels, $685. 50; in half-barrels, 81 50g2 TO-
Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUIr5-Orauges, 81 50GS per barrel and case;
So per box for Sicily, 81 for Florida. Lemons, 500
per box. Bananas, Sl@1 so per bunch. Cocoa
nuts nominslly 81 per hundred. Peauuts-Vir-
ginia, hand-picked l0c; Tennessee red, &C; white,
&c; roasted, 2l<c higher; shelled, l0c Almonds 10
GI20c. Texas pecanS, 9914c; Arkansas, 494%c.
English walnuts, 14GlGc. Filberts, 1Sc. Brazil
mus, l01l054c. Raisins-LondOn layers, So; I'M
peral 81; Dehesa, SIS co. Brandy cherries, 81 per
dozen.
APPLES, ETC Apples, choice grades, 81 1896
from store; medium, So 1894 50. Dried spples, "a
nc per pound from store. Dried peaches 6e611c
from store Cranberries, SIC per barrel, Pickles,
medium, barrel, 81 50; hslfbarrel "a; pint jars,
81 y per dozen quart jars, 81 75@2 per dozen.
CIDER-AIissOuri, SS(5S 80 per barrel, aud 81 509
IS per halEbaTrel Vinegar, 1591Sc per gallon.
EGGS--12Jz1l3c.
PIGS FEEf-In barrels. IS 5000; halfbarrels,
81 25a4 50; kegs, 81 25
FISH-Maekerel-lOlb kit, No. l, 81; No. 2, soc;
15-lbs, No g. SO: haif-barrel so lbs, s5g6. White
fish No. l, per hafbarrel, Sc. Dried herrings per
box, 25G39e; North Carolina roe herring, half
barrel. IS so.
POULTRY-C Chickens. 81 50s4 so. according to
quality. Turkeys, Sll@S; dressed turk keys, I7@1SC
per pound. Ducks IS 50s4.
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PROVISIONS.

BqTTER-Crsamsry, 3894Oc; dairy, ESQ
CHEE3E-Prme fats 10c; New York factory IL
@l2c; full cream, Ice; Y. A, 16c.
MESS PORK-s20 per barrel; sugar-cured hams.
l2514qi3Ac breakfast bacon, 14s491314c; clear
BULK E4fsZPacked-cle sides. 1os5a1oszc;
ce sF Ei9; l.9,1ss1o1G shoulders 75sa774c
quarters, Bate. City dressed hogs, loo; country
LARD1fierce. 1l7za; half barrels, PIE; kegs,
l21sc; polo pals. 125sc half-paiis, l23sc; lob
tins, l21sr 5lb tins, 12&c BIB tins, 1Z5zc; leaf
lard, 81 higher per cwt.
New YORK, March 24.-Perk dull snd
easier ns sg mess SIG D. Lard steady; prime
CINCINNATI. March "a Pork offered at
SIS 50S1s rs. Lard quiet, 10.e5c. Bulk meats firm
shoulders, 71ze; Gear rib, Zoe. Bacon quiet;
sseulders SIC; clear rib lie; clear, u9zc Butter
LOUISVILLE, March % -Proyi.ions aaiet.
Pork-now mess s1S 10. Bulk meats-6hsulders,
re; clear rib, $500; clear sides, lO14c. Bacon
shoulders, SEE clear rib, IO5Sc; clear, Il1.e
Sugucured Asms. l21ac. Lard quiet; choice ket-
ue-rendered, I2Zc.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Provisions quiet,
but steady. Mess pork, $40. Bulk meais-shoulders
and clear rib sides, packed, si4G11c Bacon-shoul-
Lard-fefined, I214c Butter dun; Western, backed,
17922c; roll, 14slsc Eggs dull and lower, 1S@lec.
St. LOUIS, March 24-Butter aud eggs
unch b! g PORK lower jobbing, SIS 12M cash !;
slow; long clear, 9,65c; short RIB, exc; short
clear, Toe. Bacon dull; long clear 10.55c short
rib, l0609l0, Csc; short clear, 10.S5c. Lard nom
inally 1o.95c.
NEW ORLEANS Msrch "a Pork in fair
demand at SO, Lard quiet; refined uerce, 111zc;
keg, lie: Bulk meats steady ana In fair de.
mand; shoulders, Facksd, 1905; clear rib and
long clear, 1870. Bacon in fair demand !;
shoulders, SIC; leag clear and clear rib, lie
SGgar-cured hams quiet and steady; choice can
vased, l2%9 &c. Cotton oil-crude, Al e42c;
refined sum mor yelloE, 4Sc.
CHICAGO, March 24.xPork in fair de-
m,nd, and closed lower but steady; ST. 95als
cash aud March, sl7 97Hs1s April, SIS i5s
Is ~ Nay, SIS 32L6slS 80 June. SIS 475ae,lS 50
July. Lard inactive; lie bid cash and March,
ll055.1 April. 1L2215Gll 25c May, II.
1850 June, lbs all.S7%c July. Bulk meats in
fair demand; shoulders, 70c shsrt rib Ice; short
clear, lose. Butter steady; creamery, lSaS0c
dairy, 10 125c.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

JINGEs-Middling, SIC; good middlng Sc.
srA!Ns-Good ordinary, re; low middling,
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, o.; yellow, S3@s2c;
open kettle, 614a71Sc; refined A, 9Xc; granu-
lated, &c; powdered, 10A9lOHc; cut loaf, 1919
10Xc.
MOLASSE S-Louisiana common to fair 35S45c;
prime to choice. 50555c; centrifusals IS S50c, as
to grade; fancy. 5s960c.
COFFEE-Common, S1z991sc; ordinary, $40
Zoe; fair, 103S9l2Ic; prime Rio, l21a913c; fancy,
14@l5c; old government, 25H26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 50; peaches, 2-lbs standard, 81 So;
seconds, 81 90 tomatoes 2-lbs 81 20; lbs, 81 So;
strawberries 81 50; pBernes 81 50 black berries
81 25 green ga<es 50 green corn 81 1881 65 green
peas 81 SO; cove oysters, No 81 20; No. p 81 So;
full weight; light weight, No. l. CSC; No 2 81 90;
condensed pilk-Crowa, S6 25; Eagle, IS Is; Swiss,
Sc Is.
sALT-Per carload, 81 so per barrel; 81 IS in
sacks; pockets, bleached, 81 5o96.
SOAP-4G614c per pound.
BAGGIN6 AND 1IES-Bagging, 9910c, accor-
ding to weight. Ties, arrow, 81 509l so.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Cofee firm; Rio,
cargoes ordinary 10 fair, s14s914c. Sugar quiet;
a soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Cof.e quiet and
unchanged. Sugar dull and unchanged, Molssses
quiet and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24-Coffe. quiet
and Hrm Rio cargoes, common to prime, 79101zc.
Sugar quiet and steady; common to good COM
mon, 6A965Sc; fair to fully fair 61296s1c; prime,
61.c yellow clarified, 77s@Sc; choice white clsi-
fed, SIC. MolSsses dull; ermssting, 20936c;
centrifugal, 25927c; common, ,25S4oc; fair, 291
SIC; prime to choice, 37950c,
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CART ALEX MOSES, sgeut OF the New Or
leans Underwriters, is in the city.
The Josis Harry departed l.st sv,piog for
White river with q good trip Of freight and pas
CAPT JOHN A. HABPNAN, agent of the
Memphis Board of Underwriters has returned
from trip south.
CAPT. JOHN A. SCUDDER. president Of the
Ancbor-Line has issued an order to pilots on that
me commanding them TO bring their boats 10
Iuli STOP when meeting any boat coming in an op-
Posite direction unit they thoroughly understsnd
the signal OF the other boat This is very prudent
order, and Will prevent collisions and similar ac-
signals.
A FIRE occurred on the steamer J. S.
Brsnsford while lying In Bordeaux Chute, sixty
bales OF cotton were thrown int the river.
whlle some 20 bales were little scorched
arrived here at noon in good order aud without
further damage than noted. spark from the
furnace is thought to have ignited the cotton.
s.. Louis Democrat: "Ths Mis.issippi
commissioners have, within a few days. carefully
inspected the government works at FUN Point
What did they fad? That they he'd been swept
a"ay by the acre as Ansnisics in Cincinnati de-
ciared when Congress was debating the river and
hsrbor bill? That the commissioning plans were
futile. their theories gToundless? Not a. all
unchanged. perfect. 'NoI a Pile any detail has
been injured by the floods is tina language of the
dispatch; Carry the news to the Cincinnati Com
YORK TiHses.''
VIcKsBuRa Herald, Thursday: "Mr. Pat
g. Meath, known OF nll men from Memphis to
New Orleans, is in the city purchasing mules for
MS Lake 81. jos levee contract, in ConcordiR
parish, La, 90 miles below this city. He reports
that there has been for the past two or three
weeks terrible pressure on the levee he is Goa
structing across tho mouth of the lake but 40 far
the new work has stood the strsiu. He has re-
Gently placed night force on the work and hopes
to hold it. and Will de SO unless an unexpected
TlSc EnOulQ occur. Inc leYee Is constantly kink-
irg on account OF the recent soft fsrrnston on
which it rests. Mr. Meath, being one of the most
experienced and extensive levee contractors on
the river perfectly under.tancs the situation and
says will be at least 60 days yet before the ling
viii reach the blue mud stratum. when it will
hnslly settle and remain permanent structui e,
He says the only danger row lies in the constantly
diminishing power of resistance of the fresh and
unsettled earth OF the new levee. However, if no
additional rise follows the present one, he thinks
the parish OF Concordia will escape serious disas.
ter"
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PaLTRlEs HIDES AND LEATHER,

HIDES, ETC.-No dry fint hides 16Cp16ic
No. dry hides, 1Se; salt hides, 101SaI21zc; No.
greed salt hides, Sc; No green salt hides, &C.
green hides, 596c. BeesTax-prime yellow, 20S
22c; tallow, &c ginseng, per pound, 81 50. Deer
skins-prime 25433e.
CANDLES-Full weight. 15e.
FURS-Very firm ana wanted. while receipts in.
crease slowly. ne quote: Raccoon-No. l large
7Sc, small see; No. ., SOC; No. 5, 20c No. 4, Toe
Mink-No. l, Zoe; No. ., 25c; No. 3, l5c; scabs SC
Skunk-black. 6Oc@Sl 10; short stripe, 50 S65c
narrow, l5tG25e; white and broad, 721Oc inside
figures for Territory ard open, and outside figure,
for cased; ciyit, 10915c. Wildcat, 10S4Oc; house
cat, l0Gl5e. Wof-lsrge, Csc to IS; small 10 tC
75c. ,Fox-grsy, 10e to 65e open. and 25e to 90;
cased kits Toe to 25c red 25e to 75c open. and SOC
to 81 80 cssed. Otter-No. !, 81; No. >, IS; No. 8
s2 90; No. l. s1-open, 10 per cent. less, and cubs
25aa40c. Beaver, 75c to 81 each, or 1aI 80 pei
pound for clean, well pelted. Bear-brown and
grizzly. 81 20 sS black, 81 to sI0 cubs, 75c to So
Blcger, lee to zoe Opossum, 5Sl0c open 10 10915C
cGsed. Muskrat. SC to I5c.
FEATHERS-Prime, zoe.
WOOL-Tub-waShed, 25q35c per pound, un
wash ed, is 92Sc; bury, 1Ogl6c.
LEATH ER-Oak sole, per pound, 37640c: hem
lock; 27930c: harness, 36dI0c; skirtiug, S7aiOc
French calf, SlG960c per dozen; domestic calf, s3t
H45c per dozen.
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STATIONS.
Feet. Inch. Feet. Inch. Feet. In,


METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time Bar. Their. Mind. Weather.
,; ;::: e. 81; # a:i: L.,
Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum tenn perature, sc.
Rainfall, .09.
PiTTsRURG, March "a -Nooo-Rive 5
feet inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Nght-River feet inch, and falling
weather clear and pleaiGnt.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Weather cesI
ana cloudy, with heavy ran; thermometer, go.
Arrived; U P schenck. Cincinnati. Depart d ::
City OF New Orleans St Louis; Guiding Star Gu
elnpsu. he Jay Gould and barges are Que to-
night from 81. Louis.
CGNcISNATI, March q -Noon-River IS
feet inches, and falling. Weather clear; Their
falling Slowly. weather clear and cool. Arrive ::
Baum Memphis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March Noon River
stationary, with feet inches in the canal. and 8
feet inches in the chute the falls. Weather
clear, cool and windf. Eight-Riyer stationary
inches In tn. chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and cool. Arrived and departed: Charles Morgan
New Orleans to Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, March 24.-Noon-River
rising with Is 2lO feet scsnt BY the gauge Weather
natl, II am. The B. D. Wood and tow passed
down at 10 an. Night-River risiug slowIJ with
Is z 10 feet full by the gauge. Weather-rSinin.
thermometer S.. Departed: Ohio, Memphis, sis
pm. The smoky City and tow of enpties passed
up at 4:So pm.
CAIRO, March 24.-Noon-River "a feet
inches, and falling. Weather fair and cool
Roberts, OAio river, midnight: John Dippold. New
dreams, ahs. Departed: Commonwealth, Vicks-
ourg, midnight; City OF St. Louis New Orleans,
an sam Roberts, Helena, am; Raven Ohio
flTef, an; klmbrough, st. Louis, II am. Night
aver "a ieet inches, and stationary. Weather
TTIIgHt ram thermometer, AZ Arrived: g. L.
Plt!sDurg,, pm. 49, ''0'N'
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The ChesapeSas ana uhie's virginia
ErOublaa

RICHMOND, VA, March "a The locomo-
tiVes and trains of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, which were recently attached by the State
authorities at stauntcu. Va, were once released
and not detsine from service. The act was
merely pro CsrasI Que. the case arising from
pc Will be maze test on the matter OF rendering
coupons Tor the payment OF taxes. The Chesapeake
ana OHIO Company have already offered coupons
for the payment OF ia current funds but the
state treasurer refused to recognize taem as legal
tender. The C iufts will decide tn e m after