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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-10
The finance committee occupied the
morning session.

nc Hnduee committee occupied the
morning session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bonds of the following county
officers were fixed as follows:
County Attorney, one thousand dol
lars, (Sl ,090),
County Treasurer, thirty six thousand
dollars, 1886, 000)
County Auditor, five thousand dollars,
$4,000.
County Coroner, five hundred dol lars,
(s5O0).
The report Of meeting of the county
board of audit, held Dee II, A. d. 1888,
was presented to the board and ordered
published with these proceedings.
The bond of Arthur c. Thorpe, coun-
knuts G. Helgeson, Frank Wilcox, Ar
thur Mason, John Erickson and G. c
Thorpe as sureties, in the sum of thirty
six thousand dollars, 1896, 0O0) was APP
proved,
The bond of Thomas Thoma sson clerk
of district cuurtelect, with Andrew G.
Satter and Peter Brandt as sureties, in
the sum of one thousand dollars, Isl ,OO0)
was approved.
The bond of George E. Darling, judge
of probate-elcc with Archibald A Stone
and Edwin j. Jones as sureties, in the
sum of one thousand dollars, ($1 ,000) was
| approved.
The bond Of Stephen a. Flaherty
county attorney elect, with Nils A
Nilsson and Thomas J. Moore as sureties
in the sum Of one thousand dollar.
i Isl, 000) was approved.
In pursuance of Section t01, Chapte1
s, General Statutes 1878, the board Sc
lcctcd from the qualified electors Of thu
several election districts Of Stevens
county, scventy.two persons, properl.
qualified to serve as grand jurors, ant
the same number of persons, properly
qualified, to serve as petit jurors; mad
out separate lists thereof, which list
were certified and signed by the char
man of the board, attested by the clerk
and delivered to the clerk of the distric
court
The following claims were allowed, a
reported from the finance committee:
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TIE Sun
Morris, MINI.

5lTC r from TIE diary ':,r %! ,o s"s
w 4 > ness men nd 9th, r, as
revra ed:
Tnar thu WISCONSIN CENTRAL has tn"
II, qnulih d end rs"n@' Of ali;
Tha< the WIS ONSIN CE >TR !. has to-day
III most Pop lar line hetwe II NJ u"rapoi's
It. Purl and MlI": ukee. 81; d Chicago.
Thst the WISCONSIN &c TRAIL dali.
..dHi Y t" ii. al il r. az tn = cog liz d
PULLMAN in b. W. Nm'r" rgllS, II
Paul s,d wnu& e AID CHI go;
That tn. W. uN~IN CENrRAL ouches
tn. most ,romin at p.IrtS IA Wis "nsiu Z,
and III 1t has more mporta It business
nj ron IT'S ia ou4h I'm" tina any mh'r
railway II tn. NORTHWEST;
That the WISE, N$IN ENTR has made
an rnvtthI,. II "ii"' with its peerless
DINING CAR SERVICE;
That the WIStON~I CENTRAL runs fast
trains on " hi IN ali ella >ots OF passengers al
carried it'll c"nu0,il"uS and dlS;lnct &c
COMMUNICATION for all,
Tia, the WI CON$IN CENTRAL his repre-
sentativ.s distributed ttr" gh"nt the coun
try, who will CheerluiIy give any informa-
tiuli that NAV lie p,Htted ald that ITS t;rul
ma Ag nts are si"'citlly inSt'uet Il 70 look
attei tine comfort ot ptSSrhg rs :" ho may IT,
routed via it, line.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, ETC, via this route
to any point in the South or East.
apply to nearest Ticket Agent or adj
dress
VIM. S. ~MELLEN. Genera, Manager,
JAMES BARKER, s'"' r sssns < TICKS
LOUIS ECKSTEIN, Asst III Ss" az. 49, u
SiILWAUkEE.
=. n. ANSO Northwestern
Passenger Agent, No. 10 Nlcollet
House Block, n nneapolis, Mimi.
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MINNESOTA PkT-MTs.

List If patents granted the current
week to Northwestern inventors. as
reported for this paper hy +. w Lanc,
$rliri'orof U Sand FprpignA Patent
ST. P i, Mimi.
Daniel T. Denton, Tower Mines,
lifting cage for miners; Gustav H 'o',
Prrham, brick machine; Alvin T.
Frrne, Montecello, heating drum;
HIVE Paige, Minneapolis. elevated
r,bl" railway; Robert Il. Srhneida:
Saltwater, brake for road engines.
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Browns Valley, 50 it is stated, has a
Haunted house. This may be in answer
T., lie sup;Ecatinns of Wheat"niteS.
'TbrS ere 2raNing chat the whole town
ot Browns Valley may he haunted al
u nut distant date. Wheaton would
r.ns lhcn have to wnit 4 K Yeas 20 be
Jnr vn1.il'v seat.
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County Board OF Audit Meeting
DECEMBER 10, 1888

The Board Of Audit of Stevens Coun-
ty, State of Minnesota, met in the office
of the County Treasurer, Friday. Dec.
II, A. d. 1888.
Present-G. c. Thorpe, Chairman of
Board County Commissioners; Thomas
Thomasson, Dep'ty Clerk of Dist. Court;
and Geo. NJ. Giltinan, County Auditor.
The said board carefully examined and
audited the books, accounts and vouch-
ers of the Treasurer, and counted and
ascertained the kind, description and
amount of funds in the county treasury
or belonging thereto, to be us follows:
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4 story writer says of his heroine:
She threw herself on the hard
kitchen floor" knowing full we'll
bow true woman's aim is, the fact
that she threw herself successfully
on the kitchen floor warrants the
inference that she aimed herself at
The woodshed. -D1dge Centre Record
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Cot his Deserts,

Last Monday night some Of our
funny" young men,who think 1t
lots of fun TO ''hobo" an old man,
parked up the wrong tree, 50 to speak
and one of them after having sur
gical operation performed on him,
now requires a bread poultice, and
prefers standing TO sitting.-Grace,
Vile Democrat.
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"ss,hins BAD Break, ""Washhurn' =
Bal nreak, " this. th"t Hn'i the o;h"r
Bod B,eak" are being given parti-
eu'ar attention at present. But the
wrrs. of all bad breaks would he the
election vt either of the gentlemen
l,alnpd MS L. s. Senator
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE or PUBLICATION
Land Office at F,rgna Falls, Miun.
n, tnbar C2r1 IGpI

" tVNF0I
Il, Notice il hereby given tbat the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final rroot of his claim, and that
said proof will he made hetore th Judge q,
in his absence before the clerk OF District
Court of Pope ounty at Hlonwood. Minnesots
on December 2Ist. 1888, viz:
John s. Clavenbtrg, Homestead AppIiel-
ton No. 7540. for the 81 4 OF section Mo 80,
in township No 125, io.th.ot range 90, "
9TH. pm.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of, said land.
Peter Larson, Hans J. yedyig, john A.
Fiaten and Nils Alison. all Of Cyrus Pope
County. MinEesot4..
81 T. F. COMING, Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Land Cffice at Benson, Mimi,
December 9Ist. 1853


December olst, 1883.
Notics is hereby given that Patrick Casey
has filed notice OF intention to make final
proof before the in fge, or in his absence the
clerk of, District Court of Stevens County
Minnesota at his Office in Morris, Mimi, on
Saturday the 9th day of February, 1859, on
timber culture application No 300, for the SIX
SW1qnarter of section No. 30, IL Township
No. 1874, Rqnge No. 20.
. He names as witnesses: Hezelah Bragg
Patrick Spain, Justin j Newell and J hi
Moriarty all oil Morris, MINI.
s. CT. WILKINS, Register.
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Il >.cis, Mimi, jan 10, 1889,

Tng Syn n.,trs with satisfaction
the GENERAL Lriuorrntir crdorsen ent
ar It's nomination of Hon. f. NJ. Will
s.,n for u. -. NtMAcoF.
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LSigned1 G. G. THORPE,
Chm Board Co. Com RS.
THOMAS THOMASsoN.
Dep Clerk Dist. Court
! Auditors GEO. NJ. GILTENAN,
! Seal. County Auditor.
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The liquor license for Stevens county
was fixed at five hundred dollars (S5UOl.
The auditor presented the financial
statement for the preceding year, and
the same was ordered filed, published
and posted, as required by law.
The salary of the county treasurer for
the ensuing year was fixed at twelve
hundred dollars ($120OJ.
The salary of the county auditor was
fixed for the ensuing year at twelve
hundred dollars ($l20O)
The auditors clerk hire was fixed at
three hundred, twenty seven and 3I-1UC
dollars (s327.3D.
The salary of the county attorney for
the ensuing year was fixed at eight hun.
dred dollars ($8N)
The report of the county treasurer
being trial balance showing the condi-
tions the several funds and accounts
according to his ledger, OH the 1st day
of January, 1889, was received and
ordered filed.
Adjourned to tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock A. M.
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Proceedings of County Com
miSSionerS.

-lissioners at Stevens County met in
IA" office ~ the A"1l'"f % s'ii ecu"
, VI. t'1e i',S' ",0>' r. ,sSo 70
n.n.,. .,nai,,,,,, ,rhorna Han.
,,.,. pn.I,,wnml n.,l,l.n
n.',:',, s,t. ,r,,,,.,..,. .,..i,,rn.
"a =, ,,>..t,,a..,,.,. t,,.,,, 81 1850 ST
:, l,u \,
,....,.,>.,,,,>,
~, .., s.,;n,.n.
>,,.,..,.' ..,..,,,, ,',,.. -.
y,.,i.r,t.y
}rt&:p tn.;lsro sion OF John
Gin. FER AuA.rsos., Q. Asanans and
.ohvrS, for the fora&tinn of y new
.,.nooi district in the town Ot PEPPER
,nY. This h,inr the session during
,,,,i,A, III y.,;t 90, ,yu. ordered 10 lee
n..r3 .nG h.virr caused tne same
..,h, ,,,.,lin!>. rnoI ,;,,4 hoard pr,,.rd
.,i io ryn.j1rr the su,ue, and no one
uunelri,;.r either Tor or against said
ur;j,ion, The following order in fnv; +
Of ,rrau,inp. tl,a drawer of said petition
was made.
SrATro7 \I1xHra0TA)
County of Stevens,
The petition of JOAN Gin ami 9TH
ers, Wh" constitute m9j"rity OF tive
freehniders WHO are legal voters re'-
siding in district No. Is, in sH!t v"Hn-
IS, asking that the i"lutiA! les "G said
district bn altered, having :'ttn i'f' :
scented to the board ct Couni4 Conn
mis>iomers OF said Stevens county,
ami the county sup"rii ten,'"nt al
srhnniS having endorsed "A said rrti-
| lio@ lis written npp"0\M! thereof, n:i'i
! the county commissioners having al
pointed time and place for " htHr'
ing un said netitioH, Hnd GHt Hotic.
! thereof AuviuE been given as 10y la"
required, ana it appeNring that sale
old district will not be i~;t VITA less
than thiTty-iivr residents between five
ami twcnty-one years 81 agr: No"
said petition having LeeH HA"'!cIl
read At meeting Of said board "
cnnnty commissioners. hS!t nj M"r'I
Oh the / day OF J"nuaTN, 1857 h''ni
tie tlne "nd plav" specified IN s"i'
notice, and it having teen daily con
@i"ered by said board, II ~ "y sai'
board "rIeFe"' that ANe o"ai'"'iieS u
school district no. ., Within stl'
county OF Stevens, be and they M
hereby altered ms f"l!"w>' I" VIII:
BY setting OF sections g. TO- t. ~
8, 10, is, Is, Il "nd IS, /. 49, K Il
from said school district No. Zo' All
: forming snid sections amt teEri'"r
! ;nt,. NAN, ~cl,nnl district To KNOW
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ecess to 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

In the matter OF the petition of M.
Ego, Denis Murphy, Ii. G. Teare and
81 others, for n county road beginning
at the ID post between sections 8 and
10, L. 123, r. az, the committee, con-
sisting Of the full board, appointed at
the last session to examine tile pro-
posed highway, presented majority
report signed 10y Thorpe, PushOr and
Doh!en, and recommending that the
prayer OF tile petitioners be disaIIow-
ed, and a minority report by Hancock,
recommending that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted. On motion
the majority report was accepted and
adopted.
Adjourned TO meet tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
| THIRD DAY--JANUARY 3.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
\ JtrnaHuf sou1e ia x-netcrdoy
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BANK No. 1888.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Oh
The First National Bank Of Morris

at Morris, in the State OF" Minnesota, at the
close OF business, December 18th, 1883.
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Ad lrpss, II i ,T.n5 ct>h rNni tence for the
time desired,
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1887 c7.s 10 5. 81
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pTSe s glsss oS W9e SSd Ez s 7ssss 500 bb
M . ehS Sss' sOSs 3 wssS low ssss,
Poor 20 choice - 5Oas5 40 FANCY IS Goa %
% I've Massic low sss e 10 cs a%
70 s1ney q a5ss5 60 Patents Ordinary 70 caecc q So
Winter - s5ass D.? y Ss 90 sl9euns SPRING and
Slow dsSl UIHERN weak in price with
q sS dT cd and Family Extfas 81 81 Sc Patents
i bE FLoU-Da and ane6lseS IN pes SaIes
CORN MENtIeetdnne Y s0asS Fancy 40 65dss To-.
GRxfNw?IIFR , TT vine at % 10 sales 500 bills
market merely oes ca a n ss IL Sc D o1ioR
promiSss rc sa long TRIALS Of dgness The mos;
lack Of tng fnre 'sslon. but general
e bulls bears had much Of tho a oavastaSe
with were practically unchanged compared
ormer being c owo whs en- lat sq sSeSs sSbt
eonSS v, LASER foreign advce dne abroad
Sse5,e eeet during te early hours Initial sales rep
break sailing by fogne ef was waI iuEhS eTes St
d w ZANE n reporting unsettled weather on the Other
70 oo,sc and December 10 81 &C. closing finn july on
oy s1n''ay, declined from ssc to SIZE closing 81 me
els but Il had mDo an cfcst on the curb G Sere
embfI s sse BID slOe f at SPOT a s
weakness In I'M and prices declined i2c owing to the
about S9G e'a1 which SIX SIX
snss future s'0S bushels Ss s S
or,ddH 60 Milwaukee s3e arrive, delivered I'm
H4S eod delivered; No Red s7aGs7'sc store seize de-
s:G ss 60 59S s & $50
&c. Ssp5s@Oe so.;d eas0 closing sSc October
closing at soc DO December 81 iSqS7 i5ioe closing
CLOSING AZ 90 S9 January closing a. soc do May e2a92c
sa a% ss 529 iDsnfBE Sflfa
and quiet foarrowed State quoted 500
Made further gain to-day on smaller receipts and con-
nuCa goGa expert demand Cash grades up about
ara stock to 9rTIys had Inquiry Options responded
graded GqS Ss end sss 4 ell n gn
At l@at Do az S S sna S So2 ed dqg
October OsaaRsI 4S cSar closing g 1c do
0ATs-Were firm general rule and options advanced
trading oderate Sales 2s5 GOO bushels f future
-, ss6 o CAB bushels SPOT Including No 27c No White
White. $ic 1; No. White. 9sc ; Mixed Western 5eS29c
August & closing At &c DO ' sepe@ SSsnS e. q o1ss7 aG
SoTnG at &c. 81 do October closing at 2e do
S..s 3 so n c65s5s 0o e. $780,
HAY AND sTRAw-Have not varied for the day
Receipts and demand are about equal and the general feel
No. large 9ose5c small s5s No. one srgs 75as6c
snail 722a!5ci Clover and Dark Mixed 4Od50c; Light
S5d75 ' S6t Rye 9 aga oSS Rye
HoPsIShppers remain very indifferent, and the brew
are still tending downward state choice 1sss ie92oc
medium. 5JeGlse DO common, 12&l4e 90 ISL. 0G1oc;
wlsScI9nnSyi9s n.T; 1o91se Foreign, new, 33a4oc,
to lnauI3se 9@3sls RSsr Pais s.sk
y b. 2eSi a sse9 NJ A{ ge California qoSa
d. oS Maam gs 25G2S D. lS b. Ceo.r@l
Cortes, Mo1ev RIO Grand. kips 1913 n 1Ia12e
they run 12G15 n, DC Dry Sailed Matamoras,
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. WV s4SITAKY SUPERINTENDENT.
m W. A. EWING SUCCEEDS DIR. DAY. WHO
RESIGNS BECAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH

nm W. A. EWING SUCCEEDS Dh' Dali ""S
RESIGNS BECAUSE OF I'LL HEALTH.
~. uas a sensation In the Health Department
80, .nernoon when the Commissioners an
Isnoed tbe resignation of Sanitary superintendent
r.,,or Ds Fores. Day and the appointment OF Dr.
u,n,am A. Ewing of No. eos West Fifty sxth-st-' as
Ne successor DIT. Day has been the executive oni-
80. % the Health Department for sixteen years ana
,.s served che public with marked fidelity ana aoty'
uoar, trouble compelled him TO give up his WORK
-, weeks ago. After lying In bed at his home
a. East Thirty -fourh-st. few days he was aoie 10
~ % STAFFORD Conn, for rest and quiet. Last week
-. nav sent his formal resignation to General En-
IONS clark, the secretary of the board The secret
:, ME resignation was kept closely that only few
.,.Uhers Of she department knew II until after the
letting NJ the Health Board yesterday.
ono reason for secrecy said 10 be the desire
=, Tho commissioners 10 avoid the D" influence OF
,0ea noliticans in selecting DIR. Days successor.
re salary of the Sanitary superintendent s4Sooand
-. ,s-n of Office is during life good behavior AS
e chief executive officer OF the department the San
,arv supernendent has direct charge OF nearly all the
..ni,sry work in the city, as the Health Board only
.dont his plans and recommendations III thousands OF
cases every year
rr Fvinc the new superintendent. was graduated
,ou, ,hs Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1869,
.nd The next year he became connected with the
,.al,h Departmen. as a vaccnator. In 1873 he was
snnoincd assistant sanitary inspector ana ne was
nlomoted 10 the office of sanitary Inspector IN 1873
he resigned his Office three years ago 10 give more
time M his private practice. after having been placed
In charge OF the night medical service, DR.. Ewlne
has been active in politics ana MS rec9ru ~
he department was excellent He Is member OF
he County Medical Society and Of the Academy OIL
Medicine and stands well in HIS profession. In &C
Bdani passei rssolu.icn, which paid high tribute
" his integrity and ability
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DYES !1 $SM am ps a Int into
SSss@ remain 1 s9nrs seady %1a
PsSs f' Ss@ and add PC sG G' o g Ry
e .sa and a. s n Sb and
@ CARP AMMONIA S@, Quoted az at 7 10
dadis r''Ass sc GOS for Crystals cuh saS
TA SsSas w.
s and 7sss or a.
SPns SF S SS and At p for eeh
agSse @ g 1898 81 go 80 d s 60
Root ioS2 and Gneng 50 Soss2 80 for new r0SE Slowly
a Ra Ad sss 4H 9;A'' I S,ss
s saa No s5 I1 is Ts,r so
Sedum T TSI4Ss T fat1 1Sa
GS sSSa 81 80 IaSraao sD s Dutch Soc Tor ord
nary yyo az en- W hN6 ISS FRUIT
usual sad at n and D aS ONLY on ne Sssf
CURED hence the Zoe. mOve o% RsEinsHfooso
ssslse E crown ' % v. e 90
dS SSsf SU 70 g. os Sa'f M crown SS 81 sss
;sST$ p dss Fs; te
fo SdBoh RoAf iSa1S ao Pru9es 1c
FSIss T SC OoAs $685. Amoad
Is 2 Do Iyest 10 beca 81 ss a? DO CANARY sd
Ec nc Sc aT heed 94G25c do Valencia shsed goe
do Jordan sReed % i2s4oc Brazil nuts do
rsnobc SCI Iber sicily F sss s% %Iman n{ He
1oc. Sardnes half.boxes s10ds14; do quarteroo&es
s7g%Sdllpiercv GREEN FRUIT-Choiec Lemons are he'd
at s51s5 so per box which has tendency to iesien
a., siGnnss In those grades. Bananas some" 10
IrIsgniar Lemons choice 70 fancy. s sicbilky
zoos sass Lemons chSse sey PCS o 1 s4
fair to good q SO Q g69 Sf TdB9cs SoO c2
286Ss4o 81 % 1ananas Iamaca sssl 60
io SSc6s1 o.: Bananas port Limon selected 81 20 :
ananas Port Imou nr,t run. Al 622 Cocoanuts BaIa.
Goa per NJ so2Qs24 Cocoanuts, ST. Andfeas S-ios-o'
Cocoanuts San Bias, s2SdS29 , --.....
FLOUR AND MEAL-FI1OUR-The general movement
roe rother slow to-day Exporters bought rcscrYedy
and the home trade demand was quite moderate While
still in buyers favor. Sales. 1880 bbs ILiuV
bills Tor export INCLUDING LOO bb i LSw 60 for
West Indies 500 bbs Minnesota Extra s. 75Gs6 90 :
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prRrrD WITH MILITARY HOyORS.

Cincinnati. July 30.-It has been long while since
funeral in Cincinnati has gathered many mournerS
AZ did that of the murdered Colonel A. F. Jones this
afternoon. II seemed the most appropriate thing to
accord him military funeral. The military escort
consisted of the LIST Regiment Ohio National Guard
and a battery Of artillery. Besides these there was
large attendance of the various Grand Army Posts Of
the city. Governor Foraker and portion OF his stan
were present At the First Presbyterian Church only
a small portion of the assembage could hnd rOOm
After the usual services the Grand Army ritual was
observed The burial in spring Grove Cemetery
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALs-values stationary: WIN n sne
movement fair ia cks Quotations HaNe,sJaNwe ILL., H.,
Bricks s5 75ds6 % per 1000; Fshh IS g SVeso' Pa
River Hard IS 25ds5 20; Jerseys, a 25dSo - fac
Bricks. 90 25as3 so Croton Dark ana hoa' go az
Trenton Front s27 seI due Cement gGcGS 10 nd
So 2oas2 so; GeImsa Pc tlapi g. S}gSz ~ o. Stat
Common Lime Ell per Dbl and 90 nalsl M Ia 81 Jsbnss
Lime. SIC and do finishing "a ~ ~ 40 s 55
Lime 90d95c. Laths are firm and ouoteu Nv - ta I'll
per coo. Coats Hair. 24d2ee per bush'l O"''' mar
coCoA-stesdy. with fair iooo Esrc. 'r Iee
Caracas 17Sisc; Trinidad. 1S4S14c; Bahia 12''a1Sc'
cHIGoRY+Is pa parcel We quote sSc Barry
Brothers English ChsoTy casks and barrels ec ,oa
but support gYf9 eoa. '1 81 soa ms51 ie
sugar shocks and Heads SSi .na New Il s9S
3nh 81 5 90 see s. 1oG Sho dS 0 1 Shocks nSsfs
% 4OSss 50; Rum Pipes g so Empty .o HSgss5sa5s
C0TToNThe spot market Sa9 more active ana sesdy
bales for consumption Port receipts az bses against
wear since September receipts at The port aggregated
200 A4S bales comparing with 5492,91 bales Tor the
corresponding time last year .,,nd.ra -, o,.o.,o
Quotations based on American standard OF eiassh
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nrsBoP BE1yKE PREPARING FOR DEATH.

Bethlehem, Penn, July 3O.-Letters were received
by Bishop A. A. Reinke's relatives in New-York on
Saturday last, few hours before Professor Nassau
Warner. of Philadelphia and The Bishops daughter,
Mrs Judson Francis, sailed for Herrnhut, Germany
where the venerable MOravian Bishop lying at the
point of death. The letters were dictated by the
Hisbop July 16. and announced his resignation as
President OF the Provincial Elders Conference OF the
MoraVian Church. Northern Diocese in America, which
resignation has been forwarded 20 the proper anthor
lies al Bethlehem. Farewell letters 10 the New-YOrk
Engl sh Congregation and TO the Bishops children aud
friends were also received.
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there further advance covering Of "short e.
tyeries show gains OF eoag 5 points asvrs advanced
2.ass fs and Hamburg a' pg RIO quoted scs Sss
(pIvate) 27s receipts 10000 bags Rio cIesranees Iof
United States 600 bags RIO elearanees for hnTps
1900 bags Receipts at Rio July 70 July 49, 2Oy 900
iii coo bags. Receipts at Santos july 70 July -,
1850 15i 900 bags same time 1888 $1,000 bags same
time 1887 ~ 600 bags. Rotterdam July 3d. 1881
The next Dutch win take place on August u
BROKERS' valuation for Good Ordinary Java, 4Stc
sale will include 80 600 pcus Sales here today o''V
taUa
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Gorses ano Carriages.

"A. 81. ga, $50 BROOMEST.
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