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Approved this 18th day o. December, a. D
1884. % c. 4. THoM, Mayor.
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Has received lot ~ new shoes, aud inviis.
inspection Of the same, sl y South Main, %
posits Opera House dec7 I'm
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hereby earthly that tho foregoing resnlu
ton WAS adopted by the Council Of The city
" Los Angeles It It's meeting Of December
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FNEII ENHHUtUs
Concert so.aignt BY he Berlin Lady Or
chsstra.
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We hive lut received another inyoioe Of
the ri lia Knob iu very latest shades Al
viii be lold 1T one d Nlsr, al Siegel S,
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sau hooks. Photograph albums. Christ
aas cards and children books, ia endless
variety q slall g Ihayera
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ron sAlE.
LOsr.

Stock and Implements OF business, or a
half interest IN II. Apply 70 $ l., DEWEY,
2&gouri street. dei3 st
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RESOLUTION NO. si2.


A Resolution ordering the payment for the
grading and Improvement OF Sand street
from Cemetery Avenue to Montreal street
Be Il Resolved, by the Mayor and Council
Of the city OF Los Angeles:
sEerioN l. The City Treasurer o. the CITY
OF Los Angeles Is hereby directed to pay out
OF the sand Street Improvement fhnd al the
expiration Of 4 teen days after the passage
Of this resolution, 20 Thomas Copley, the con.
tractor Tor the grading and improvement Of
said sand street from Cemetery Avenue 90
Montreal street, the sum Of fDFty.four hun.
dred and ten dollars tftn000l provided
however, that said payments by he City
Treasurer shall be subject 30 the following
prcFi lions, to.Wit. That any person or peryDns
who have performed laborupon offurnished
materials Tor tho constructions Of said work
or improvement may file within the said
hftsen days, with the City Treasurer OF the
city Of Los Angf les any written claim or
clatnis ne or they may make on account o.
such labor performed Or materials furnish
ed, aud az the expiration Of said fifteen days
said city Treasurer shall pay to the said con.
tractor the amount specified in this tespiut
tun, less the aggregate amount Of all such
claims, IL any, flied Ia accordance with the
provisions Of section IS OF "an Act TO pro
vide FOR tine Improvement Of streets, lanes
alleys, courts, places and sidewalks, and the
construction of sewers within municipal.
ties approved March 9th, 1898. Should any
money be retained by said City Treasurer on
account OF any such elaim Or claims, he
shall pay over the amount OF each claim
only upon the order therefor o. aald con
tractor endorsed by the claimant thereof, or
upon the order therefor Of any court Of COM
petent Jurisdiction.
SECTION 2. Tint Clerk Of the Council shall
certify IN the passage Of this resolution and
shall cause the same to be published once
Ia the Los Angeles nAiLY HERALD and
thefenpnn aud thereafter il shall take effect
and he In force.
| hereby csriify that tho foregoing resnlu
ton was adopted by the Council OF The city
II Los Angeles 1t its meeting Of December
9TH a. ID. 1851.
VI. " ROBINSON,
CLERK q the Council Of the city Of Los An.
gelea
Approved this 18th day q December, A. D.
laoa IL q 4 THnM Aanl.r
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NkFWsaras. bee fscihc oaasi sen
ITs or weather. iafado faye woaihet
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In Los kngelen Wooden Mills all wool
blankets ard Kennels No house can sell as
cheap as the mills that make them. b. "
Coulter, proprietor, corner Spring and Sec.
ond streets, Holleubeck Block.
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paIn Garden.


conoer' ionIehi y NE Berlin lady O
ehestra.
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Bargains Ia ladies' ciaaks, listers, circn-
lars and Jerseys. Call at once. 20 u T. Coni-
iers corner Spring and Second streets New
ll0llenbeck Block NOy soft
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W. " ROBINSON,
CLERK q the Council Of the city Of Los An
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You eau bur a hvc gallon can OF iurpeh-
tine for S2.25 OF ane 8li0h for soc At Newton
Chaplin & Co 5, ~ Eorth Los Angeles st.
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a.tolcrre.l sncctnI..

Lew tss : pee Is
Mems eaitbution shoes la'est styles, $50
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Hfeirr sald ihr routes 90 NE HeHttn q
r. B C1lief sons. thtY only ate Huihnrlgca
% eeiieci subscriptions or tila naref tai|ns
on ami Hf.cf 0tlahal iat AAHffeAfH gi cuts
iefiuilnr rrial b. tuat Hale can he paid z
ths s.hta y ia 81 nuhafl farf1il.
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lewis specials.
75c WIN buy ladies' handsome Kid slip
nprs
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Madame LlsssIguG's Baleat Concert,
Tuesday Evening Next, Dec. Is, "a.
Doors open at o'clock Commence at
s PROMPTLY.
PROGRAMME.

PRO GRAM ME.
PART L
Sonata IN r for Pianoand Violin Beethoven
Mrs Walker and MI } Bond Francisco.
Grand Air from TanuEede ,..8. Rossini
Madame Nara.
Flute Solo, Caprice Miiitaire. -" rersohek
Dir. 81 LemzberR.
Grand Air from tThe Daughter Of The Reei.
Madame Lassaugue
Violin Solo. let Concerto. hg De Beriot
MI j. Hond Fraucifca.
Duet Ia Luna IInmohiie (Mefstoielel. :.
Mesdames LasssHBue ana Maria.
An Interval Of eve minutes
PART II.
Qqerteite, Como Where Ny Love Lies
Dreaming Foster
heasrs. Faunlngi F9indezler, Manning and
serenaae, "Quand du Chautcs 9onnod
Madame Lssseugne with nute oblieato By
Mr.. ienzhergl
Bong, "The Vagahoud,a -,.-. Moliuv
Prot Fisfe.
Old Scotch Hallsd, "Amd Robin cray, com
posed BY the Rev w Leaves tn l7it .
Madame LassaugUe.
Ballad, For RIVER and EqerN Foster
Nadine Maria
Ballad, Goodbye Sweetheart Good Bye,
Nj Booth.
Quartetie, THE Last Rose Of summer.
Nessfs Tanning. poindexler, Manuing and
Wataecf
Reserved numbered Dress Circle and Par.
9uetle seats, one aollar.at Dey q browns and
hartleti Music Stores, sud &C fico House
and 81 Elmo. Admission % cents. deis I'd
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Yoa can set Che 5s-# 70 ,ots ana shoe at our
a1laa fus gee lcHsi HauHr.
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The salf of lots 81 the Chiids lfact rro.
oeeds rHpi ply. one hied arc already sold.
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T,evyis7 Specials.


Our goods and our prices will never disap.
point you,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-13

Mme SUNDAY mannee It ..sor ". aiuos.
lns VIII nn be allowed
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NEW TODAY.

Don't forget that the cheapestplqee 10 buy
books Is ~ St0li 4 Thayers
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-13

No Interest 50 Isat You Up.
This fact cembinod with The wonderfully
low price Of g11 Iot los Is making many
purchasers hif the Childs tract
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

are aCes ys,y little az.
Sss% Tsasst!Ss %SsTs p1sss' further
Faulty &ss Acts :af Sn az, 1S's
s:;s ~: .: SS:,Ss
BE- e. a % % I ss rss
% qTSsG @aas iss e:
sa ;S1s n as sI5a' Is
pa F5slsd 'S% sSouSsT, $s'' ssi FsfIsS
aIBDLEsgGH saS favor q buyer. Long Clear
Snort ss @ @GH2'sa snd i2 os Chicago Ssy 3s sd
Ps ags %Gtan asT YEAS city hf f sSSns Ps
with May delivery 't n nCs favor The early trading was
and at s
s6s efs: aSs $ S sS s
eSG s for s,R3F si pfT
s9sc LOO S Mses TsDrSaT sgSs $ '%Sns %
90oc 25e fes April SalSOSC closing SISSS4c SSS
june G Msy co.ng cNsRf So
i'9IO2Oc, closing 100 Sloilc $50 tcs August 10
S% sales tcs 55oc Refined quoted i920S cSntiHsntj
south e .meef ras
weak shippers continue indifferent and the home trade are
RsS@y S%K 'Si$! s:s
25c Western Imitation Creamery 2os2sc western Dairy
cHEEsE-The home demand moderate but shippers re-
IN main any S"Isi prea RTGss hsTs E
Prime, 120l33sc Western Flat IL 2al3c Skins 3qo%c
EGGSRaer quiet hut held with fair show OF steadiness
State and Pennsylvania, 2Sc Western HG2oc Southern
26LQ27c
RICE-frm and fairly active Domestic 4la7c. Rangoon.
44dJc. , ..
SUGAR-Raw quiet unchanged; Fair Refining, SEC.
06o test Centri iuga h3c options duh and depressed
Refined dull Spot prices Crushed, 8a3 &C.; Cut Loaf So
"a" 7i9c; Conectioners do 7asc; STANDARD dor 7s074c
on do 65s07ci White Extra &C" Us062 &c; Extra "C,"6
06Ic.; " c." 514 &c Yellow, 0asGjosc.
SPICES-Pepper firm cloves weak J0bbng demand I'M
proved what Pepper Black, 4laa l5c Ginger l20
12c PmentO 54c; Cloves, Zanzibar llG s4c Nutmegs,
63653c g.; Mace 3SG4Oc; Saigon Cassia, 30G3c.
SEEDs-ouiet ana generally steady.
cSTEARINH,-Dul and prices more or less nominal CITY
quoted at 10 l2c.; OeOmarganne, 900 1-l6c.
TALLOW-Quiet and steadily held; Prime City quoted
Z 7-l6G7i2c Sales $4,000 ID at z 1887 l2c.
TEA-Japan the spot active and strong Black firm
5000 pkgs OOlOng 1000 Green and 1900 Japan On
Change Japan very fiji with large business; 0O5O00 n
sold at 27sc February 27sO2So for March, 2S d29c
for pr 30 26I for May, and Boise for juno Black
steady 450OO sold at 3j9c for April and 36 2c for May
TOBACCO-Seed Leaf generally urn the better grades
slightly higher; trade still quiet howeyer sales 300 cases
1882 Pennsyvanla 10 020c 100 1881 do, b20lOc
go 1882 state Havana private terms 200 bales
Havana Soc a$ 49, Kentucky quiet at 79sc for Lugs ana
y ga lOc. for Leaf
WoOL.-Ths market presents brighter front. The de-
mans manufacturers have increased and all the best
grades being held with extreme hrmness
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
Neru 11ubllrGiiots.
THE CENTURY
FOR MARCH

FOR MARCH
CONTAINS:
COUNT Won MOLTKE.
An interesting biographical sketch, with rontispece po
trait engraved by johnson.
THE NEW WASHINGTON.
An entertaining description Of the American capai eOp
sidered both material and social aspects with many
beautiful illustrations.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
BY Hon. Wayne Macveagh; analysis of the poltca
situation, with prediction as to the result
DIR. SEWER.
Further chapters Of Mr. Cables powerful story Of New
Orleans le touching upon the question of prison reform
OLD PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN AMERICA.
by Richard Grant White; fully illustrated
THE SUPPRESSION OF PAUPERISM.
A suggestive essay; by D. Meg. Means
THE CRUISE OF THE ALICE MAY.
description Of yachting trip in the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence
by 8. G. W. Benjamin. illustrated By NJ j. Burns
MRS. FINLAYS ELIzAKETHAN CHAIR.
A short story by Octave Thanet.
NOTES ON THE EXILE OF DANTE.
By Sarah Freeman Clarke with fourteen illustrations by
Harry Fem
HENRY IRVING.
estimate OF his dramatic art by j. Ranken Towse, with
portrait of Irving as Hamlet
HUNT FOR THE NIGHTINGALE.
outofdoors in England, by John Burroughs
AN AVERAGE MAN.
The fourth instament Of Robert Grants novel.
POEMS.
BY Sidney Lanier John Vance Cheney, Hamilton Aide
Rose Hawthorne Isthrop and others.
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
Chinese Wall for American Art The Independent Voter
Anne rican Copyright League etc
OPEN LETTERS
interesting letter from the author Of the Bread Win
ners Organs and Orchestras in Church. by Rev. s. Rob
inson d. D. The Temperance Question, etc.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Light and humorous poems, etc
by dealers price, 35 Subscription price
81 year.
The CENTURY CO., New-York
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending February 10. 1884,
BUTTER.

Receipts for the 1896 pkgs Exports 1473 pkgs-
Market dull and weak Offerings Of Fancy Fresh
Creamery not large and such fairly steady feeling
prevails Egin might be difficult 20 buy below &c.,
but could ODbed any extent at that price Fancy
Pennsylvania is moving in Wholesale lots at about 34c
with now and a OF exceptional quality reported
Soc. strictly Fancy estern other than Elgn is not quota
above 33034c though for special brands to regular
trade 3jc sade Most Of the hne goods going at
32 with very good Offering at Sc and fair at 25c state
Dairy quiet Best fa tubs choice entire dairies and fine
hrkns held anticipation Of future demand the high
goods does not admit OF their sale at
except at considerable loss and receivers prefer hold
awhile longer on Grades there is absolutely
except exporters they taking moderate guam
tity at 18d2Oc generally the inside figure The Western
Imitation goods not running fine and
the usual quality offered there few buyers Factory
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
FURS AND sRIys.

The daily receipts OF Mix and differ
the week have been follows Erie g. 81 Of MilF
p OF condemned Milk and 80 OF
Susquehanna and Western 972 Of Milk and l2
Cream; Newersey Central $50 OF Mlk aud Of
Cream; Harlem, zoos OF MIX 187 Con.
densed Milk New.Hayen and Hartford, 9j4 OF Milk;
NewYork city and Northern 93l Of Milk and by mis-
ceaneous short routes s00 OF Milk and 20 Of
Cream The total daily receipts 10 70 OF MIX,
1872 OF Condensed Milk and 1876 OF The
average at which the surplus railroad plat
forms was 81 65 a can Of forty quarts.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
New 1ublieailons.
FTNHE BREAD WINNER
SOCIAL STUDY.
16mo, Cloth, 81 90
From The Saturday Review, London.

From The Saturday Review, London
"The Bread is the work OF very clever
Is many lively strokes of humor sparkles with
epirrain brilliant with The chief
IN actually alive they really flesh and blood they
are and and they empbaticay and
gressively American. The anonymous author has firm
grip American character He has and he has
eeeded making facts and phases of American life
which no has put into book before 1.-THE Bread.
interesting is It is sincere II is in
many a cry remarkable book fine IN its performance
aud finer still IN It's promise.
Publishedby HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
Sent by mail postage prepaid any part Of the United
States, receipt OF One Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

inquiry ats41 Sweet Potatoes dull Onions sous ,,..n
1Ts eho9e os but trade dun and poor lots
me "a. ot Danish Cabbages BY steamer HsjmdI
were IN worthless condition. Of them will have Ia ~
ner ow ynches Charleston Asparagus sold e q 80
southern Iomatoes-Key West Nassau-rapge from 1c
per Dcn & receipts Of Kale and spinach eIpecte
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
Oeear Gteamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
NEWYoRK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT. -
c. 4 T. .AU MAR@AUX new. - ~ ~
From" Prentices stores" near Wanst Ferry BrooKyas
Nice &C. win save time and expense by taking this ns.
Cabin dncudng wneh $50 steerage. go
foi passaso appS " F. LIE BOULANGER, 46 Beaversa 4
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
HENLOCK.

1oo22i sg Ay59' {fs51 81 cs% gsg sfs n';P Ssfi
#::5 &; 4. .,,: 3i':Iii 81, $ $ =
Slaughter slaughter.
s!fs s sss Iss s&l s$S 3
CaicatIa bncaiS Light 35asic; Middle 2oaa2ic;
MEfHfs"Anti@ony remains steady at ll7sc.. for Cook
and for MaIlsts RgG Copper has lad Rdi, TAR
more iIisaI4Ic. MaiHfacturodi Copper Bottoms. 9Ie
sheang t 22S e 6e9s ba c ps Sns o
ne improved qTPes ES a., s2o % 0p@ %
While g s c oSSR saSI o s
to NEW @ 81, Ianscan CsbToe and Gehgancc
81 5oas3 Eglmon s20s $50 50 Engli,a Mddles di 81
late aeraonn the figures can be noticed quoted at
orleans fairly active and steady at 8Oa
S9 s1 qSs n We're ouet and essentially a,
before though some dealers insisted upon = aoGs 40 @ I1r
strained s 20 and Snet al iobbng lots were
held Ssc Tar was steady though slow at 81 EGs2 90
OIL kE Ruled steady at $50 % for Western;
noticed Al prices well maintained and the general
market il in good shape. We quote; Linseed-City
80 soe for Crude and - c for Refined summer Vel
low Lad % go SOC sls Hqe m Mseads% 10 SS SnheT
Cochin 0d02c Palm 7l2as Sc; Ouye, s)dS l2ci Cod, o2a
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Tt was peculiar day in this markets
& h9 sa GS escS sSh cousins R wSs % on the
on the other hand Petroleum charters received some ee1
ton though Improvement In rates can be noticed
LIVERPOOL seam Grain quoted IA Sd 1000 bbls
Flour Ia sd AGO tons Flour part through 1895 500 pkgs
Bacon and lard 20d25s 5000 boxes Cheese 20 d3Os Tai
low in St rs Sai sssi Eo,ioD S' eG SSi' S5s RSTs
al; 900 tons Measurement Goods l5dl7s Cd.
Lon DON steam Grain, 2ad3d Flour Is od per Dbl and
i2s Cd per toni Bacon 9ls. Cd Cheese, 8os GLAs
COW, steam, 900 bush, Grain, ID; BORDEAUX
900 bush Grain I'd .....HAMBURG steam, $4,000 bush
Grain, 40 piennngs, LONDON British % bark 1000 bbs
bark $500 bbls do, "a l0Rd ,...UNlrED KINGDOM or
CONTINENT, British steamer from ~; John. ~ b., peae
phla 5000 cases Ilenned Petroleum 2sc .DUNKIRR
British bark hence 5000 bbls Crude, dO "a. Cd CAL
CUTrA, British ship. hence 10000 cases Refined do y.
......ANTWERP, British bark $50 bDs do, 2s I'D.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
Sales bp Gnriiorl.

STORAGE SALE.-On the 4th day of March,
- 1884, at 10 o'clock viii be sold satisfy liens for stor
age ana charges The goods stored under the names OF the o
mers Hunter, Edward w. Wilett, Katie DOney Martha
Bost Joseph Steward, ThopAs Dannis and Emma Foe
ter EAGLE STORAGE, lO3, l05, l07 West 33d-st-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. l9-BEEVES-R Receipts were l2 cars Of
6S2 head3 cars at 6Ohst Jersey city Total
ing time last week Mr. Eastman had Is carloads Export
Cattle and 10 carloads came TO city saghres and the
manning carads for Wednesday, market No trade
In Live Cattle today The feeling is Just about steady
Common TO Prime with Choice and Extra careasses selling AZ
slight higher figures.
There was visible decrease in the amount Of Western
Dressed offered compared with the last
7d7l2c
Tho Nevada which expected sail today will not ges
proved be much serf0us than fret supposed
CALVES-Reccipts 02 head52 at 6Othst and 40 at
Washington Market sales Of Fair 10 Choice Veas made
at 9Gl02c. Trade was limited for want OF stock.
Country Dressed Veals selling rather slowly at ga 3c or
poorest best city dressed sold 9Gl4c Dressed Grass,
unchanged at 2USLc. .
SHEEP An LAM BS-Receips were 3la carloads Of 657
head-23 cars at jersey City and carload at sgh-st;
Market. The demand light and prices
much the the close yesterday Old Ewes sold 40
5L05 and Common TO Good sheep al s. 700S 20 IA few
Ohio Lambs sold at Sc The demand for Spring Lambs was
week and prices considerably lower
Sales made at sd sl0per head but few reached
the outside figure which must be considered an outside QUOTA
tatiOn.
Mutton dull a9ci Dressed Lambs in fair de-
mand al l06ll Lc.
saies-Newton q Gilet sold l7s Ohio Sheep SO 10, AZ
So 40 95 do. los b. at So 40 10 Ohio Lambs, Is TO- AZ
7Sc.
F. s. Kase sold so Jersey Ewes 81. ID, at Sac.
Evertt Co sold 81 Jersey Spring Lambs at g $40 per
head mainly at the inside hgureJ 20 Jersey Ewes l2O no
at 5lac.
Hume & Mullen sold 1876 State sheep, 81 D. at57sc.
HOGS-Recept q OF 34 head6 at 10Th
jersey City for alive. The maTket
nomGay firm and higher at 81 2OGS7 90 for Common "a
Prime Hogs
Country Dressed higher and firm but selling slowly.
selling d9c Medium al 81 d924c and Lisf
at 99a lOc. Buffalo Dressed sold at 94d02c.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
Rapio Transit.

OFFICE OF THK COMMISSIONERS OF RAPIDl
TRANSIT, TRIBUNE BUILDING,
NRw-YORK Feb. IL 1894. )
rEHE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED BY
i under and In compliance with the provisions
Chapter 500 OF 1870 thereto hereby
public notice that the submission OF plans the
sructon and operation OF awa the routes by them deter
again invited Such plans shOlld be shown
by drawings models far practicable and be
panied by descriptions in writing and the Commissioners
attendance before them Of the
submitting plans for the purpose Of explanation and will ex
anime consider the merits Of the plans submitted
specVey hereby further give notice
that they II O'clock Saturday the 23d day
Of February a. heir Office in the Tribune Building,
city OF and decide upon the plan plans for the
Of such railway railways with the
supports outs switches sidings connections landing
places stations buildings, platforms sairways elevator
telegraph signal devices other requisite appliances
upon the routes and in the locations determined by
them
DANIEL DRAKE SMITH,
GEORGE II. BYRD,
THOMAS T.. STEWART, SCOnmis sOners.
ABRAHAM L. EARLE,
+. r.. LIVERMORE,
II. L. OGDEN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
Danrlna aca6smics.

Dantina Academies.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 F!fth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
NOW OPEN.
Particulars Ia circular for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS, 112 FIFTH-A AVE
~ Private lessons any hour classes day; gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings pacuarsses
circular.
MIR. =. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
Ul has returned from Europe. For terms, &c, apply az
theschoo.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Feb 9Ca>-Receipts to-day, 335 head; total
thus 300 head time last week. $500
head: consigned through a market lower E1trs
S. 40G$6 25 Common TO FAN, So iO Light TO Good
ButcheTss "a 2JdS5 ID.
10000 head time last week. u 900 head conskne9
through cars, market dull; Fair TO Good western ~
ass fO Choice Fancy, So 50dS6 Western Lambs 30 70
GS6 40. u -, 49,, g. ..n ..u-
far i15OO head for same time last week 1000 head
through Good TO Choice workers. 81 ~
Ss7 SO; Light Mixed 81 1887 25 Good Mediums 81 Doc
rs; Pigs, So 40dS6 80. -
CHICAGO Feb l97Re Drorers' Journal reports Hoos-Rs
ceipts 10000 head shipments $500 head market dui
Packing So 10; Packing and Shipping 50 4OG$T OV
Light SIS 400s7 90: skips, "a 50dS6 90
ports So 6OQs7 25 Good 70 Choice shipping 50 s00s0 40
Common 10 Medium So 0OGS5 40. o.
sep-Receips 5000 head shipments 100 head Inieror
10 Fair So 006S4 o.. Medium TO Good "a 6Odf5 0O Choice
to Extra, SIS 50ds6 10 ~
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19-Hogs-actlvei Receipts 800 head
Shipments 100 head; Light So 0ods5 75 Packers 50 oo@
So; Butchers, $7dS7 %.
era SO 35aS375 Good Choice shippers 50 l5Gs6 z0l
Common Medium 81 OOGs5 so; stockers and Feederes
Sheep-Recepts 900 head, shipments. $50 head Far
10 Medium 50 50d$4 25 Good to Choice 81 5OGs5 oO Fanc
50 75GS600
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20
NOW READY.
LIFE AND TINES
OF THE
RT. HON. JOHN BRIGHT.

By William Robertson "The Historian of Rochdale"
volume large svo nearly GOO pages with elegant etched
elled boards, So so.
"a complete exhaustive biography OF Of Engands
greatest orators brought down to the present time"
New-York tribune., 1884-02-20

Prices advanced sharply on all kinds OF live poultry and the
quality small supply fair demand and fayorng sellers
The supply OF esh killed is much reduced and frozen stock
are selling generally at i7glse few fancy fresh killed
slow at II 6c Frozen Chickens firm at ll9l5c
the sales including several lots OF Prime Eastern drawn
Fresh Western Chickens and Fowls selling readily when
of choice quality tho best reaching l5dldc philadelphia
and nearby Chickens rule steady CapOus little frmer
Squads scarce and high Ducks quiet and steady Geese
very dull.
Wild Ducks in light supply and firm No other game
Offering Prime Wild Pigeons would bring 81 2JdSl So