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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

omcAGo, Feb. oHoGs-Recepts 5000 head; shlpment;
Ia head; weak piriicu airy on lSnt
Mixed Sdof6 %; Heavy 81 50ds7 TO- Light S6dSo ooi
Sklps stasj 20. 80
CArrLE-Receiptl, 5000 head; shipments, 500 head
marKe very and lO0 6c Exports. 50 % az -o
Good 10 Choice shipping s. 25GSj %; Common 10 Meuiu
81 20c$j; Butchers moderate supply. demand lar aug
strong ut - jO0$i go; StOCkerS and Feeders active ana
with 10 fjc advance 80 jO0si %; closed weak
lower.
sHEaP-Reeeipts 5000 head shipments, 900 head mar
ket du ana on lower grades strong on thOlc' ON
to Fair S3 70 aS Medium Good 81 25Gsi 'oi Choice
to Extra, E5dS5 -.
EAST LIBERTY. Penn, Feb a-Recepts for week ending
buary g. 5000 head Of through 400 head OF local
active and higher Prime Spping, - $50 %0
ufchers' - - 81 15 StOCkcrs ~ 1odSi %.
HOG5-Iieceips week. 1880 head: Phadephas 81 40
dR7 - HatimOres, 81 lJGS7 20; Workers. SO 05d@1 TO-
Receipts fOr 900 head Prime, 5U0r0 i0
Good ESdrj % Fair - 25d%4 ~; COmmOns3 2j0S3 10
~. LOUIS Feb o.. CATTLE - Receipts, l,GOO head snip
2JD head the demand continues active ana prices
strong higher Exports 50 80 ~ Q
Good Choice Shipping - 25Asj 70; Light do 81 0Oes0
hDce Butchers Steers, - 7Od%4 -; Cows ana
LETTERS 5O Bulls s3Q 81 20; stockes and Feeders
- 5Odri 80.
frurr a demand: Common 30 Medium, " 20 ~
81 -: Fair to Good 81 5OQS5 Choice TO Fancy 50 20@
- 30. :, ooo,..-, a..
oss-Receipts 800 head, shipments 10000 head hfmer
YOrkers 80 ~ ~ 50 So Butchers 20 i1G@H
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Q s23 Forge sol AZ tidewaer scotch-Egnton. s2l 5Cd
herTe and IN fa6rloan 81 j6S sIco Rails quiet At
So g the mills ola Iron l9 is' Scrap ron was in
moderate demand and steady At Sizes " ,hf pic M"
quiet at ac Straits and - &c for English T. anu
~ Plates in mSerei9 lS 4s 30 ca Coke 0 4n
s. 1OGs5 20; do Terne, - 1920 o5 LEA 1r O, 9uet
for Common and sesian At the IRON ana ntg,
AMI Old Rais Tin timer but quiet copper dun
Lead n9maa 9Pef rs snail nstamcnt Of tho New Crop
Porto co ATTRACTS attention, New-Oriea5 IN a'her
NkVAL sToRes-8osins quiet hut steady; Common
strained 81 so Good 90 r. % asl o g ana Sc for
NewYoks JobbmS lots "a La 53c' Tar ana rl'n fu'' ANU
u9 Oil IG5AKEFr at s2e 1885 s7 and r-ovn,r The
Contiai rates were lower Charers remlined steady NJ
though quiet dlTERroQI steam Graa qSo zoo boTe
Bacon as 3D. 5000 boxes cheese. 4os Beef 6s6d =
nrement Goods Is LONDON, steam Cram gue9
S7s Cd Cneese ,a5Os GLASGOW steam Grain quoted.
I'D 300 bbs Flour 22s9d ZOO SACKS no. 1su I'd
- BRISTOL, steam Grain quoted = 90 "a drain
s sS3%d &g RI &SSTHsTER6AM scamac quoted
ROTTERDAM steam DO ie HAV Et SSealn w CORK
F6R ORDERS British brig 10000 Grain o Cd
Y q Rh R2 SS aS bark prior
ra 1900 do pnyate eim;: b ,cns snip PM
British 6ars Sbis do g "a l a TELENtf a.
American 500 from Baltimore Pg g tsr@1
SEyLLE BTH vs OI Terms S'p schooner
tons out and home private terms NAssA se3VoneI Nv
G9 tS bark from rom ortaSd Shocks
Boz SOC tho' Schooner
Portland, Heads &c. pair BORDEAUX ste'l' '-000
remained steady and fair qSO TaS5 SrsaG
CITY, j6c western 6lc calcutta sGSCS hero AZ
s5c Prime Lard, s9a9Oc Crude Menhaden 4oc' NIuuo
trailing continued very dull
n inquiry cb PsSs TS sales 100 DS
New spot SO Clear Back quoted .! - We.srr
Fanny PanG Mess Mess 81 Sss 70 options wholly neglected
continued $40" dssn9 ,6 en% zggITss s2 10
a$9 go Packet S2 c arm S' price and de,
maS Si AR slcs Is bbs s0aSlO cur MEArs-IIade
is moderately active and ho have 40 oa2e IN s
5000 ID Picked bellies, II ID average g2c 100 Ooh's w.
do h. &c; do 10 h. TO-; Picked Hams
Picked Shonldes ci TH2xes oa a shade lower
aud trade sales here % boxes Long Gear 81 o AZ
west ICHg sl95i UG S dressed are held who
Western can be- had iIihe Isri t western q
sis....LAKD Market Il The opening ruied weak an f
yauced 0ponts the close easier AGAIN ard e@y
spe uatye trading only mo5erae' Prime steam
2p9sS C closing IL ESQ: ii 500 tee March llios
lille tcs Ann lIlsal.5,c, closing . i35c.,
II 81 III DC closing iiG5c $50 ties August o.:
CIV i4i,y active and d. -hor sales 80 -, lo'
i g5f 10 5oc cry 8STisTE Is moderate and
" really fine stock prices rue nrn ana are no
r.. 80 Sc ia" H,,e FifEn., ioesc Western
qury holders remain very steady ia NOR 'eHs 49, 90
Ph,rs state Factory itf ,, ~ ,l l,i t 20
EDGo rule ai very nim IGg' "I , t1,i S-fss u
axe Cinsda. il atic.; Lined. ~ 1919.
RlCE-tary act'e -te''y andune',ns q. ,a...l,r,,e
sricEsMoie,te IA loosls eis me- r. Goa, o I, ,,
stGAk-i.aw O. .mcr Al 9't' &C. '.l A. w. ,'.,
The demand IS -, b1. Sriusa 5 test AZ a. ami
f.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SfO0AS'
psoortstb JOIN H. DAVIS & Co, II WausL.
FRIDAY. Feb. 0-P. VI.


A correspondent complains that in our report OF
ihe exports and imports printed this morning we
failed TO show the comparison Of the movements OF
the last six months of 1882 with the same time OIL
1881 and TO show us the valueof such comparison
lie sends us quotation from an evening eon'em-
porarv as follows "Ihe official report shows that
in the SIX months to December 81, 1882. the vaiue
of our exports Of merchandise exceeded the Na,oo
of our imports of merchandise by S54'o - ~
This excess In value of exports is more than uouV
the excess of the same period of 1851" we cn5o
fully comply with the request that we snai pm
that comparison for the last SIX moh'hS' srhi,
marking. however. that the statement quoted lHn'
excess in value of exports u nv
than double the excess OF tne ''''o
neriod of 1SS1"-is incorrect bau do W
showing for the last three months OF 1851 was .n0
xcoss IN the value of exports over the vaiue Vi IN
,,orts Cor the six months-July l to December o.
1ee1-,yas s65. 339 713. instead of less than one
boIf If S54 572 222 as it incorrectly stated 10
have been in Yesterdays Ereaing Post We stlil
insist however that q simple comparison OF me
movement of the last half of 1882 with the extraor-
diparily Door showing for the same time IN 1881 is
deceptive: therefore III the following table, snow
ing the excess of merchandise exports over merchan
disc imports for three months-July to September
3O-and for each of the last three months OF the
year the figures for three years are presented 10
readers of THE TRIBUNE:
pnVTS ~
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iof SIX mouths 80. SOL 9s29lS $65,33a7l3 s5i572222
supports ia excess Of exports.
The stock speculation to-day was varied ana dld
not move as smoothly as it evidently was the inten
ton that it should do. The recorded transactions
amounted to 4O37OO shares, and of that
onantity five stocks contributed 100000 shares
Union Pacific 94700 shares, st. Paul
47.2OO shares Denver and Rio GIande
s.. 500 shares Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western IS, 500 shares and Western Union 29,1OO
shares The opening was made with considerable
excitement, and first prices generally were higher
than last evenings closing fgures-L@ Il per cent;
and with few exceptions these first prices were the
highest of the day. a sharp decline OF i2eli2 per
cent in figures followed the opening Valuations
After that the market was huctuating and feveilsh
all dav. Central and Hudson loaned at 1-64 for use
TO fat and Lake Shore loaned at Is for use TO nat
all other stocks loaned per cent for cari5 ing
Rumors concerning settlement between the eieNaI-
ed railroad companies and Of lease OF the Mutual
Union Telegraph to the Western Union Company
were made effective in the late dealings. Western
Union stock advanced sharply to S3Ss at which
nree if closed Whatever may happen hereafter, II
is certain that todays rumors were at least prema-
fure In the last fifteen minutes prices were rushed
ND by methods which do not bespeak permanently
and the market closed strong as to figures, but I'M
settled III tone.
Government bonds were dull and barely steady
with decline of Is IN the bids for the Is. Annexed
nre the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

LIgrrrooI Feb. .. 1870 D. m.-Cotton firm IiGdng
CnaudS 5ursd: Orleans DO o'sd SaIes lt'OVU nales
2.2pO American FuturcS-t plands
Low Mddnug February delivery o''eld ALSO - al
Anil delivery 5ts,d April AMI MAY delivery boletd
ato I'D. do. May aud June delivery. 23s'9 alro s4a
~ruJcmbcr deyery b'sGd. do OctOutf anu 'ONempe
de iycIy. 6sostd. Futures quiet - ,...,s. ..,os nj,
LEEGFOOI- Feb. 9.-l:3j y u-Co1ton-lheth sa4oS Vi
day iucuuel $500 Daea America $4,000.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. $500 p. m-Cotton-Fntures-Upla hds
Low Mddng clause, February ana 'ia,,u 1 S
do March aud Aprl delivery, jGtL Futures cO4cu ull
IIyEUPOOI. Feb. 0.-CutOn--Ihs sales o the h'oA
~ 100 bales American $4,000 bales spectators TOOK SU
bales: exporters 5000 bales Forwarded from .he s
sc ,rcc tn gplnners 49, 900 bales: actual exports OOuo
Lae. total receipts 100000 bales American foouo Oaes
"ta .ors 49, es American tOiOOO bales amount
81 cotton anoat 10000 bales. American 2I0OOO nAles
ANrursTEE F,b. oIhc market Tor arms anu faDri,'
il nnie 70 Inch roed Gold End lshiIngs 81 yards
n 3OJdG3 lud. No. 40 Mule I"iSP iair 'ooo""'
o1ai's iRsTos Feb Cotton quiet. MddhnR 100
Low Mddng 0Ac Good Ordinary oec net receipts z.uo
bales. gross. 2tu9 bales .Aes JQoo Dass eAp, rates
TO France g. bales; coastwse. 3'o Dales stooA' 'ooo
bales. >, 400 .otos. cro.a "a a9s bales.
exports to Great Britain. . 100 baes 20 ,o Eranna
a65 bales: TO the Channel - Dale 70 Ri@nSo'
Nnw.oNs.ss. Feb p--Cotton nrm IN "at 1eos,pfs
MiddlinR. 0se Good OIdlnAy, -, rr o go
N6s7 bales gross, 0Sli baies oApof TX 6sles 10
pea Bran ioO54 bales sales bales last evening
900 bales; stock. Aj354l bales a. n, oo9 ha,os.
,mo,ts To France 10 ss4 bales Great Britain - P37
bales to the Continent lO,5Vo bAes coAS'"' ''f "-
saxiSSIg FEB o-Cotton firm; Mlddlng 9'.ci Low
NddInr OLc: uood Ordinary basc net reoeipts. oVol
bales gross 5000 bales expots VSaSttnSoi y0o bales
sales 1000 baes; last evening ooo oao' I''ooA' ooo'
DIWsskvNet receipts 1902 bales gross 10 40 bales
1890 10 0reat Britain, 6G29 bales 10 the continent
9S5 bales; coastwtse l2.49s bales Sales H. Oo pAes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

HAvRE Feb. 0-whcoxs Lard closed az 20 francs 25
90 kilOA
ANTWERP Feb 9.-Peroleum. 10 francs 80 for
Fine Pale American paid and 9 francs confines sellers
WilcoNs Lard. l4O francs 90 centmes per 100 KilOs
BREMEN, Feb 0-Petroeum marks 40 pfennigs VII
cOxs Lard closed at o. marks 80 pfennigs 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

GUNNIES-Quiet unchanged - ,, ,o ,. 4,
HEMP Acute Butts were active; PAPER grane quotfd
at ieo 700 Baggfng sold at 2sc Hemp higher Tor
Sisa of which 1900 bales sold at 67sGtc Mania quiet AT
llbdlla - .. ,.,u. roco,,.,s Ia "a
fallen Of and the tone i nrn We quote nay
Prime Timothy, 7OUSOc; shipping EIaaos, o9o
Clover No Rye staw. 90 s6Oc short no. 4odooci
Oat, 406i6c ,--,. ..t- .,o,1-
HOPsThe entire market was again slow ahd PIioss 70
nominal There sales IN MAter
of 100 bales for Choice state here the market
was quoted gO095c fearngs, 1908 2c lheTe "elo ho
new adyices from England or Germany.
LEATHER HemlOck Sole IL quiet and prices barey su
Irrnn TANNED Ia call
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Sales bp Auetion.

CUSTOM HOUSE NEW YORK,
CoLLEC.OR's OFFICE February !, 1857
FINDER PROVISIONS OF Sections 2,9Il and
4 1a7{p n sale will be had Public Auction 90 satur-
v FEBRUARY - 1888 40 o'clock by MessIs B9fdets
slip Of bonded and unc aimed ief-
cn1udise which remained In warehouse De! oha tns
periods prescribed by law descriptive list may DC iV'
fn The otunia az the Custom House ~, ,......,
The goods may inspected at the seizure Room ,
House ON Wednesday Friday, February - ana 3D. V
10 n. IN. to 3 =. -. ,.,.,ro f,oo,, aud at IN,
OFF &C. of Messrs Burdett Dennis for three DAYS 10
the sale w II hODA'hA'O-' NV
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tuinter Resorts.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REoOhE
Send for circular describing hygienic ADVANTAGES &C.
TNUE CLARENDON. ocean end Virginia
ave Atlantic city y j. has been furnished with heat
AMI is now in guests It's high location sa
earness 10 The ocean especially attractive VIII
iar hn,se ~ 49, j. Ii. BARTLETT, Manager
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 9.-Bacon Cumberland Cnt aVVi SnoII'
hnOd Mess. b Od do Western sou, Iatu
Pima Western cheese American Choice 66Od Corn
aiinid old Turpontine Sprts SSbd PIONlson,
lad So Cd per for American Breadstuns-oos.s o.
Western Wheat, BOD az 81 per cehIA ~
ornla Sod ag0Od for Red Western SPRING ooou""'u
for Red Winter .,..,.v. vere AZ 600
eenias Including 1000 American. oeo, C.,crtta
I1sDoy Feb p.sprits TurDenUne. 3Spd s, ~
Linseed as cd quarter Lnseed OH 81 nm aIa1
Dor tun, TallOW 40 per owI kenned FeA0''uN' "@
6sd. per gall
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Couarlneroblp Notifies.

rTHE UNDERSIGNED being DESTROYS of forming
tied partnership under the statutes OF the state OF
ew York hereby certify.
First That firm Under which such partnership
Is 10 be conducted Is ogden, King x Company ,.-..,
the general nature OF the business lhehHeu
be transacted by such partnership the buying ana sell
ing stocks bonds and other securities upon ,om o
Third OF all the general ana spe,la parry
interested I'm said partnership are as follows Joseph W.
ogden resides in the city, county ana state or new
York Vincent B. King, who resides At the town OF Mo MS
in the state OF NewJersey and tIeelcS r.
OF the Cy OF NewNOk are the general partners tna
Dennis c. Wilcox vino resides at the said Guy oi Ne" YORK.
Is the special partner. ..lr,...,
Fourth That the said Dennis C. Wilcox has contributes
the sun Thousand Dollars as capital 70 the COMMON
stock % the sad nrm D., ..u--.,t, A., o,
commence the eleventh day OF January 1851 ana nc
rerod at which the said partnership Is 10 terminate N
thirtletn day OF April, lS0i go,
Dated this eleventh day OF January, ISL: o,rr..
VINCENT b. KING.
FREDERICK =. WILCOX,
DENNIS {, WILCOX.
CITY and County of New-IOrk. 80. ,,. -,
ON eleventh day OF January one thousand ei2h nun
dred aud before me personally cam Joseph W.
Og len Vincent Kng FREDERICK r. wilcox and Denls y
described and who executed the foregoing cerhcate ana
scyeray acknowledged that they resDeFey slSned
the said certificate. CHARLES F. ACkAMP
Wv ~ Notary Pubic Kings County.
Certificate fled in New.York County. janis la"o"S
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Feb. 9-l2:3O mU three and half per cent
bonds lO64 Atlantic and Great Western hrst noFigage
trustees certificates. o6 do second mortgage, :" e
l30sl Illinois Central l502 Pennsylvania Central ~
Reading 277s New-YOrk ontario and western -o'i' MIL
waukee and 81. Paul common l05
Bar siiver ia quoted at son I'D per ounce -. ,,,.,o
LONDON Feb $500 u. m.Atlantc ana ureat Mrslel u
first mortgage trustees certificates 5694 Enc Sos lhos
Central, 1904. 1890 -. .hroo
LONDON Feb $3.50 D. u.-Paris advices quote three
per - francs 80 centimes Tor the accoS
and exchange on London at 20 francs 20 cen'mo' 'V
checks. aor.o
LONDON Feb $3.50 p. m-The amount or bullion gone
into the Bank of England balance to-day Is &2ZOOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-10

NV YORK AND NEW ESGLASD RuLRoAD cohfASi' (
NEW iVhN Avn ENGINRER's OFFICE . ,ca,
CEALED proposals will be received dat. &C. t .ns
- once a ~ second track between
}ons Mass the east switch az Andover Sonn'
Biae For further formation apply at this ONCE
90 o-iV nh'0'' i. Il BIDWELL. Chief Engineer.
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Gotels.
Proposals.

CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK. }
COLLECTORS OFFICE, January 70, 1881
PROPOSALS are invited for the p rin1iaS ss aa
binding OF one thousand catalogues OF "a
same ~ he furnished 70 Office on or before 40
1888. Particulars furnished A. 'A'' W. H. ROBERTSON,
Collector.
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EXcEss OF EXroRTs OVER IMPORTS.
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pipioeno Notiees.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO, Feb. 7, 1883. !
NTOTICE.-A cash dividend of FOUR PER
~ CENT tho preferred and common stock o. TINS com
ce of the company gents Messrs JESU PATTON
e 20 No 80 William at, NewHorS. ,
books viii be closed on the litn lnt ana re-
ononcd March I'd next q. II. FOSTER, Treasurer
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The recei DTS Of flour and gram 40 VI0 PI'HU'PI4
A L.. -. IL OH hnv of EehrnarV were:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
Dissolution Notice.

November /, 1889.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

Notice il hereby given that In pursuance OF an
order OF sale OF the Superior Court Of the county
OF Los Angeles. State Of California, made on the
18th day of January, 1888 in the matter Of the
estate and guardianship Of Francisco Leon Reyes,
Reyes, Juan karolfo Reyes, Maria Ysidra Reyes,
Adela Reyes and Rosaura Reyes, minors, the un-
dersgned, the guardian of the persons and os-
tates Of said minors, will sell at private sale TO
the highest bidder, for cash, and subjet to con
nrmaton by said Court, on or after the tenth day
Of April, 1883, all the right, title interest and
estate Of sad miners in and to the following real
estate situate city and county Of Los Angeles,
State OF California, described as follows; An un-
divided onehalf interest in lots 2, 8, 4, 9, T.
s. o, 10, H. IL, 10, II, 15, 10, H. ls 10, 20, 2l,
and also in lots and ID, including alley
marked Palm street. djonng said lots u and u,
all laid down and designated on map thereof,
made by Albert S. Ruxton, and filed as an ex-
hibit 10 the petition Of the guardian In this
cause to which reference Is made, said lots being
portion OF the tract allotted to Pablo Reyes In
the partition OF the Maria Antonia Machado de
Reyes tract on the east sid OF Main street, made
December /, 1865 See Mis-, Records, book !, p.
25s.
Terms OF SALE Cash In U. s. gold coin; deed at
expense Of purchaser.
Bids or offers In writing may be made at any
time after the first publication of this notice and
before the making Of sale, and must be left at
the office OF VIM. ID. Stephens, my attorney, at
Room So, Temple Block, In the city of Los An
geles or delivered TO the undersigned personally.
REFUGIo DOMINGUEz De REYES
n2ltdl Guardian Of the minors above named,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
Notice of Guardians Sale of Real
Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Superior Court Of the county OF Los
Angeles, State Of California, made on the Sd
day of April, 1888, in the matter OF the estate
and guardianship OF Rowena NJ. l.. Lanfranco, q
minor, the undersigned, the guardian Of the per-
son and estate Of the said minor. will
sell at private SALE to the highest bidder for cash
in United States gold coin and subject to con
hrmation BY said Superior Court, after Thurs
day the 18th day Of April 1885, all the right, title
and interest and estate Of the said minor in and to
those certain lots pieces or parcels OF land situate,
lying and being in the county OF Los Angeles,
and bounded and described as follows to-wit:
Lot No. l, being the east one half Of lot In
block No. ~, Ords Survey OF the city lots in and
for Los Angeles city.
Lot No. 2, being all OF lot No. in block 35 OF
ord's Survey Of city lots in Los Angeles city.
Lot No. 3, being the north seyenty-eight feet
Of lot No. o In block "a Of Ords Survey Of city
lots in Los Angeles city
Lot No, 4, being sixty seven go feet front by
thirty three 37lU0 (33 $4,000 feet in depth on the
westerly side ef Upper Main street. between Short
and High streets, being bounded on the north by
property known as the Teran property, on the
south by property Of Mascarel, on the west by
property owned by Tourdie, being a portion Of
lot in block 81, ords Survey of city lots in Los
Angeles city.
Terms and conditions Of sale Cash In United
States gold coin. Deed at expense OF purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time
after the first publication OF this notice and
before the making of the sale All bids or offers
must be In writing and left at the office OF q. y.
Thorn, attorney -at.law, Nos. 8 and 7, Temple
Block, In the city oi Los Angeles, or delivered to
the undersigned personally.
Guardian Of the person and estate OF Howena NJ.
L. Lanfranco, minor.
Dated April 4th, 1883. apr6td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
How to Build a Barbed wire Fence.

a'Ary barb wire fence" writes q cor
respondent of the Indiana Farmer, "has
been severely tested by all kinds Of stock
from the road as well as from my field.
and nothing has ever been able to get
through IL or even loosen wire. My
plan for building is as follows; | set
my posts Il use stone posts) sixteen
and one.half feet apart. At the end OF
each fifty rods put in braces in such a
manner that they could not give parti-
ole under any amount OF pressure.
brace another post in like manner.
used each Of these well braced
posts to fasteu the stretching machine to.
| stretch the wire as tight as tho machine
will draw it, and fasten il with a staple
at each post / put on six wires and
one 4xli inch plank, between the two
top wires to four feet high. This plank
takes the place Of another wire and is q
successful warning to horses and cattle.
Each Of these planks will make four
upright pieces, which | fasten half way
between the posts with a staple TO each
wire, and nail TO the plank. A fence
built in this manner is neat, durable and
safe. My fence is tho admiration of
everyone who soes 1t. There are no
weights TO draw IL over, and the wind
has no effect upon it, as 1t has upon q
plank fence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-07
tins Delaware Senator.

senator Eli salisbury, reelected the
second time TO the United States Senate
a fow days ago, is brother of Grove
Saulsbury, who was Governor Of Della
ware from 1865 to 1871, and Of Willard
Salisbury, whom he succeeded in the
Senate In 1871. He was born in Kent
county, Delaware, December 20, 1877
His education was sufficiently good to
give him place in Dickinson College,
upon leaving which he studied law and,
in the course of time, began practice at
Dover, the capital of his native State.
When thirty.six years Of age he was
elected to the Legislature of Delaware,
and again in 1854. After serving his
second term in the Legislature, he re-
tired from politics until 1871, when he
took his seat as United States Senator.
He was reelected in 1877, and again, az
before stated, to serve tho full period
beginning March ith of this year.