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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance Of an order of the District
court OF the State OF Nevada. in and for the
county OF Esmtralda. made ON The 3lst day of
MAY, A. ID 1879. in the matter OF the estate OF
Thomas Mclaughlin deceased the under.
sign"d administrator OF the said estate will
sell at pubic auction to the highest bidder
Tor cash snd subject to confirmation by said
Dlstrict Conrt on the 26l h day Of June, A. d.
1889, at twelve o'clock NJ. ~ The town Of Ma
r,s,'a. Eylieraids county, Nevada, all the
right, title, Interest and estate OF the said
Thomas Mclaughlin At the time OF his death
ana all the right, title and interest that tn,
said estate has by operation OF law. or other
wise, acquired oibe, than or in addition to
that Of the said Thomas Mclaughlin at the
lime OF his death in and 10 all that certain lot
piece or parcel OF LAND situate. lying and be-
in2 IN the said town OF Marietta. county OF
hsm"ralda. state of Nevada. and described as
follows, to-wit:
Lot No. Nine (o) il Block No. Eight Isl in
the Town OF Marietta according TO the plat Of
the town, on which l. situated the building
heretofore known az The Allip saloon
JAMES CARRlGAN,
Adminrtraisr of the Estate or Thomas Nc
Lsnghlfu, deceased, ie19-td.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF EBKEE FREDERICKS.
IL DkCEASED.- Sotiee 10 hereby given
by the undersigned executors OF the will of
said deceased TO the creditor. of and all per.
sons having claims against said deceased to
exhibit the same. with the necessary voaeh-
ers. within ten months from the first publ
cation of this notice, to the undersigned at
their residence, Fredericks' Ranch on Walker
River. Esmeralda comfy, New. Postofticc
address. Sweetwater. NV.
MRS. II. FREDERICKS.
JOHN + FREDEkICKS.
Hawthorne, July 81. 1889.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-02
NOTICE TO C0-0WNERS.

1tdVTUE trTtCTV~f NtsTNJW
ing naMsd claims situate in Sante Fe Miains
District, ksiusralda eoanty, Ssy, viz
Sweet Vengeance, Black Jack, Jumbo.
You are hereby notified that lhave expended
the sum OF SiOO dollars in iabor AMI ,m-
provelnents upon each of said mining claims.
for the year ending December II, 1883,
and as will appear by certificates Alea De-
ecm0cr II. 1898, in the office Of the Recorder
Of said Mining District in order to hold said
claims ander tho provisions of Section 1924
Revised Statutes Of the United States, and
il within ninety days after this notice by
publication you fail ar refuse To contribute
yonr proportion of such expenditure Ms CO.
owners your interest in said claims will be-
eaMe the property of tho subscriber under
said section 2,31i. ELI JOHNSON,
Hawthorne, October =. 1889
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF ANDREW LAyARONI.
~ De- EASED Notice i. hereby gwen
by the undersigned. w j. Van Nance ad,
ministrator OF the estate of said deceased. to
the creditors of, and all persons having
clsims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publication of this
notice. 10 the said administrator. W. j. Van
Nance, Al his place OF business in law
thorne, Esmeralda county, N-v, the same be-
Ing his pls &c for the transaction OF the bust
ness Of said estate.
W. j. VAN Nance.
Administrator OF the estate Of Andrew Law
aroni. deceased
hawthorne, July 81, 1889. DIV.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

~ erids 8anf besabIt 4
Bro3ent 3inien fur 3eit. .SepOiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

5pureu oou 8sarbeitung unb Wersie.
rung ourd MenideHbanb 5eisten uno
bem Vorobauier Mltertbums Muieum
abergeben worben finb. Sn ben Iebten
Wo1en 1T belm fiiobar5if9en Dorf ufs
trungeu BEL ben @roarbeiten aur ueuen
Sadbaba gergd Rottlebsrooe in cine
sisfe Don 13 CUB oas gan3e Scrip ei=
mes Rielenblrf9es sefun6su porben.
= Die gsoBe 6amburssr ShiersS Sms
portsGirma n6agenbed & 56bne" er.
belt tiirali6 iiber Sronbiem 13 gisbds
ren. Die Jirma bate BON oerI9isoenen
oeutI1en uno englii6en aoologii9en
@drten fit bieIe 2tsferuug Nufi,dgs
erbaltsn. un'sr ben Sbieren befiaoelt
ftd stpei gewalti9e Pradtersmplare, bic
an 8orb faum in 9ube AT balteu ua=
ren, uno bic f9 in ibrer unbdnbiefeii
niGt eber beru5igten, als Bis fie tdgli6
Die breifade in Sbralt gefodte Gleil9z
portion erbieften, mas bem unternebs
mer bel ber @efrdBisfeit Der Sbiere
re6t tbeuer gu fteben fommt.
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re9t tueiter. Ser Summer, Der Gum,
merl Bon iid nollle iie ia car nidt re,
ben, aber bag er mir bic @6anoe ge.
ma6t, mir. Die i'd ibm tpie cine Mutter
getpeien iei; = i'd ioae es iie miGt ent.
gelteI lafien, iie babe ia feline 59uIb,
fie foDobl, tuie ibr oerliorbener Mfann
ieieu ffets brab gstpefen; uub I'm @ots
teswillen iOGe i'd bod nug ii6er bic
| S0anbe 5u teineia Wenl6en lpre9eu.
Ils tie MID enbli1 Deineno perIieB,
mar i'd balb Obumd@tig. Sd ipsiB
Dobl nod, BOB Mariba peripanbert be.
reinfab unb fra9te, parum Der Baul
ni9t fomme, unb erfldrte, baB iie nua
aud ni6t ldnger marten f6Hne, es miiiie
gleiA aur @5riffnette lduten.
Sd tuintte ibr gum 6sbeu unb befabl,
bic 0austbir ni6t 3u3ui6IieBsn. Damn
mar id) allein. Sd i6liG mid gum
Jenfer, 0ffnete es unb lieB bic talte
2uft um meine 9tirn tuebeu. Das
baus ba briiben lag freunbliG ba tpie
INNER, als babe es lauter gladlide,
tDeibna@tsfrobe Meni9en unter ieinem
9a9e. 9ort i'm erlten Stod, mir 9e.
rabs gegeni6er, Hanben bic 6enfer trob
ber WintertdIte melt gebffnet; bort
ruobnte Siegfrieb, id) puBte es, i'd
fOnnte 0as ganse 3immer iiberiehen,
tpie er tpobl bas rtleine. Cine 92l.
lampe faderte auf benz Slid; i'd ~
baB cine S9ranttbir ofsn ftanb, uno
fab elm Bib ii6er benz gette an Der
Wanb; mir fam es bDr, als lei es Elm
altes 2utber, portrdt. Qlber nismanb
tpar bort i'm 3imnier. Ser Sriebel
mO@te BEL bet Mutter iiBsn upo nit ibr
tpeinen iiber ben 8ruber.
War Paul tpirIi1 Oer Sgdter2 Sd
tpollte es ni9t glauben. unb bod :
tpie elm 8lib bur13udte mid Der @es
oanfe an ben 8erluif Der .B6rie; i@
muBte mid an Der Geniterbant balten.
= So, ia, flhiferte i6, iper iollte ionit
- unb bennO6, es 1T ia uHm6gs
lid!
SEPT finssn bic @loden an au Idutsn,
unb auf ben StraBen iparb es BON
9ir9ensdngern lebenbig. Sn lo!6eH
Stunben tuirb bic @rinnerung md6tig
on bic barmloie fr6bli6e Sugenb3sit
uub nit ibr Der alte Sinberglaube an
Die &einbsit unb Ghte bss Meni6ens
ber3ens. Gs III ui1t m6gli9! iagte
i'd balblaut, es tann ui6t fein, es barf
ni9t feinl
Sa mii9ie T6 in bas tisfe @eidut
ber @loden Der Spn meiner Saustlinz
gel. Sd bate niemanb iiber bic 5traBe
fommen feben, mein Bid bate brpben
| gebangen on benz hellen Stern, Der
bur6 bic Bolten lugte, gerabs iiber
9eindes 6auie. Sd bbrle einen Sdrit
4Die Sreppe berauf fommen, b6rte es pos
den un6 ging BON Gsnfier. bas i'd tpie.
oerf6loB. meg bur6 bic 5tube. @otts
LOB, er iif's er taun it6 redfertissn =
gun that fi6 langfam bic 3bir auf unb
Dor mir itan6 - Siegfrieb. eSa, ct
muBte es tpobl fein, bas mar iein blons
bes Saar unb bic poifuniform trug ct
au9. llnb bod mar er taum gu ertennsn.
eine bobe &6tbe tibersos eineu 9lugen.
bid iein @efibt unb mid bann p;eoer
elmer 2eidenbldfie; er ma9te ben gins
brnd zines Giebertranfen, unb bic Nus
gen bob er gar Hi6t auf.
t6Ortistuus fotot)
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Sine ssra,i tus gptei.

Sas 1T INNER TO! Sic 1T bic Ma9t
binter oem 3brone. giner Ssr0u Gin.
fluB auf een Mann, lpel6er fie Iiebt, 1T
oft ablOlut. I'm cine 10 groBe @ewalt,
ibrem Mann Gabrer. Stiibe unb ShIfe
ai ieln, ridtig au banbbaben. ba3u iollte
elmer Grau @eiit INNER flar unb geiunb
iein. Das fann ni9t Der 6al fein,
tusnn iie on irgenb elmer funttionelen
StOrunG leibst. Wie gar man1es
9eim mirb au einem freuoeloien, neil
He, bic ibm 2i9t uno 2eben geben iollte,
elm ungItidliher, entnlutbigter. trdntlis
der Snoalibe 1T! Grouen, Mitter unb
S6bter, tDarum an sSrauenfrantbeiten1
leioeH, wel6e @uer 2eben lntergraben,
oa bod DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescrips
tion @ure 6eiun6beit erneuern un6 bies
ieniaeu, nelbe Inn gu9 lino, aufbeis
tern .uirbs IS bat gar man9es psrbit.
terie SebeH wieber 3u einem gltidli9en
gemddt. Warum Waitern ausfteben,
mo- tsrf6iung 10 leidt iii2 4uf feinem
fp ciellen 5elbe gab es ME elm Wiebers
berfellungsmittel wie ,Fayorite Pre-
scription."
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MuerIet.

u. 59aielDinb, Der tpegen unters
id)ldguag bon @eIbern i'm biefigen
D,ffritigeridt 5u 3meiidbriaer 3u9t'
haus6nft perurtbeilt tpurbe, III Don
@ouo. &oB besnaoigt norben. Wir
baben ben Sail bereits auseinanoers
seleBt. Die 6irma SEQ. 26rner 6
So. bate bic Slage segeH i'm 5uriidse=
Sogen, uorauf ct fie wegen ungeiebllber
Notwithstanding anflaste uno i9pere
@elbentl6dbiaung perlan9te. Hun
blieb Der 6irma alerbings ni9ts meter
iibrig, als feline S6ulo au bepeiien.
= Sm Diitrittgeridlt por &i9ter
Woonan lino in Dem am 30. gtopember
abseIaufsnen Sabre 1103 66ae erlebigt
uorben uuo 500 fub nod anbdngig.
Sierbunoert 6dae nuroen iibertraaen
uno 25S abgewiefen. Sa 445 Bro3ellen
erfoi9ten nur % 6reiiprs6ungeu unb
i'm @an5en wurbe nur in aft 6dlen
8erufllng eingelest Die einbe3abIten
Straf9elOer betrugen $9.815 uno bers
fallen waren $500.
0err 8. So5niou, infer neube.
faater poftmeiiier. bat Serrn &. Nors
ton 3i feinem 4iiiltentsn ernannt unb
fitr ftG unb ibn bic notbmenbiaen
8onbs mad @aitinstpn eel9idt. So.
balo bielelbeu bon bsr 8eborbe geprlft
uno angenommen iiub. per6en bic BET.
ben 0erren ihr Imt antreten. 6err
Sobnion bot idbpn am 21. gippember
bon Waibington ben auttrag erbaIten,
bic 9luffft fiber bas neue Sunoess
Yoitgebduoe gu iibernebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

gS0delltlide Greie Yreiie flir Seras
erf6eint
ieoen DonaerGag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr pbcr $1.25 fMr
6 WUnafs In VDraaSbcsablnna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

s@ Die Suweliere @ebriioer
Griber, SO. 246 Commences GtraBe,
babeH Elm grOBes unb eemdbltes 2ager
oDn golOeneu un6 fiIbernsil Sai1ens
llbren-eine 5pe3ialitdt bes @ei9dfts.
GuBerbem @9mudiaden aaer glit,
9iamanten, @oIb= unb GiIbertuaoren,
Meferf6miebnaaren. ipabre Runtf.
lperfe bon Wanbs unb 6tanbubren ilu0
ale bic 5abIrei6en GrtifeI, bic man in
einem Suwelierluben su finben getpobnt
1T. Die preiie Der Girma iino rndEig.
Wan ipre9e bOr uno tiber8euee fi@.
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Wtrs. q, QepnSp,s.

Ro. 263 Wefs Commerce 5traBe, ems
pfieblt ibr rei9baltiges 2ager bon
BuBmaaren Der neueHen pariisr
Wloben, ferner 5trifs mno Gtifs
9. M lie un6 MoIIe, Bdn.
Der, &n6pfe, Befab 3n ben
allerbilligffen preilen. Ngentur Fiir
Wabame Semoref's S1nitt.
Muifer. Nuftrdse aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-30

Wir Rnb mod nitbt beranIaBt,
unfer groBes 2aeet BON tieuea un6 ge.
brau6ten pianos unb 0rseln su Der.
faufen, benno@ f6nnen mir before 3ers
mine unb billtgere preile unter gutter
@arantie geben tpie ieoes anbere @ei@dft.
S6os @Dggan & Bros.
208 Commerce @fraEe.
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6err 6. $ Qaller in Der mef1.

&err 6. $ aQiiller in Der Wef.
Commerce @traBe bdlt tets bas Dolls
fommenlie 3aser In 3ei6enmateria.
lier, Sapeten, Garben, @las. 5pisgel.
9las. Biloerrabmeli. Girniffea unb allen
3eiGuens unb Malersl lltenfilien. Rhna.
lerifth aussefIbrte 8ilber uno 6tatuets
ten Il. finb in elmer febensmertben Sol
lerie 5ur IHiiat uab gum gsrfauf duss
eeffellt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immer6efos
ratiOnen III bas @eT9madbolIHe uab
NeueHe bort su finben.
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Gmrbs sgtottesNotis! /!

gSir baben einem srcben 8orratb BON @urb.
Steinen erifcr alahe an Sanb, ale bon bis 3
6us lang
aae 9runobeiiser, tpelde bon Der Stabt auf-
gefproert perben,s itre Se;tenneee MAIDEN su
laiien, peroen 25 Sent per Sineal'Gub Iparen,
penn iie init Dem llutersei9ueten einen Son.
trait abfdliesen.
Wan abrsiiire orer penbe iid ptrISnli3 an
6. 3iggIi,
825 9. glamp'9ir., San antVnio.
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Der sih ppn gsein ,tne 2nft.

Dds Rerpenlpfem erleieet oft eine 9rditeabnabme,
peeurd setfse Betlemmuns unc uiht ielteu erntlide
Sinrunaen rerura pereen, pbne eab cine eisentlife
3ranbeit i'm buGitdblideR Stnne ee5 gBpres perbanz
BEN mare. 9n ptelsn 5dnen TT eieiss unbeittmmte
9rantbeitSsefabl nur eth Reieg Ter nntRdstsit he's
Uasens unb ter eapurd beoinSten unppultdnhtsen Ni
fmiltruna her aufaeHommenen RabrunJ eur6 na5
9lut. Daburh rire ielbitperfdnelid eaS Rerrenps
item I'm 9srein init ten lbri8eu orSaniasn Gebileen
9ei9pa6t nnp bie Solse tit, bab eS ieine Rteertanbs
fdpistet etnbitt 9eaeniter einem Ginbrud, Der bel
soufaneis ntatiem 3ultano peIelben IetH fiberipun
zen reresn plrhe. 3um Grias seihpunhener 1rdfte
UNI 5ur eletttsung ter bdeur herror9eruenen ubers
maBlsen 9mphnolidteit Der Rereen egnet ib 9pftetz
ter WiasenbtttrS nett beer ala eue Ter risien ner
renpdrtenoen" pber irimulirenoen WiiIuren, ea naS
Helultat ieines Gebrauas, etne rolriueise Yertauz
Aueae eer Neruentraft uno 8erubisuas lit. Walaria
Nntdue, 6beumati5mus. nntereibs=, 9eberz une Htez
renleseen ltretdeH rer eem Ster5 bic SegeI.
- on On IL.
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SeiblanS, pa., Is. 6eb., '89.
SD lit iebr on rbeumdtii6en
Sdmer3en i'm 2nie. Sur9 Nnmens
bung BON ct. Safobs Del fpurbe i'd
bauernb gebeiW. = 6. 6. Martel.
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I'm ben Magen, bic 2eber unb bas
SPLEEN i'm aasemeinen gu reinigen, 9e=
brau6t DIR. Pierce's Pellets. 25 Gents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-20

Gibraltar. Feb 16-Passed. steamship Coro-
nilia (Br) Gavin, Savannah for Trieste.
Kildonan, Feb 16-Passed bark Harold Haar-
fager (Nor) Hendricksen, Pensacola for Green
ock.
Bermuda, Feb 14-In port steamship Livor
nese OBJ. Pepperill Port Royal, c, for Bristol,
in distress (see Miscellany); schr Delhi, Green,
from st Stephen, b, for Jacksonville, calking
bottom.
Sagua Feb s-Arrived, schr Lewis A Ed
wards. Peterson Pensacola.
Brunswick, Feb 13-Arrived, schr Nellie S
Pickering, Mckeen, Boston.
Bath, Me, Feb 14-Arrived. schr Mary Allen,
Wiley, Daren.
Coosaw, y C, Feb II Sailed, steamship Do
dona (Br), United Kingdom
Daren, Feb 16-Cleared, ship Minnie Swift
(Br) Liswel Rotterdam; barks Praesi ent Har-
bitz (Nor), Hassen. Glasson Dock; Satama (Rus),
Sundberg, Berwick; schr Belle Highs, Skol-
field. Bath.
Jacksonville, Feb 14-Cleared, bark Eliza
BaTsS (Br), Young, Bermuda.
Pensacla, Feb 13-Sailed, ship W G Russell
(Brl Robinson, Liverpool; bark Mary Nor An
dresen, Buenos Ayres.
Fernandina, Feb 19-Arrived, schr Nellie Par
ker (Br), Harding, Portorico; schr Eta NJ Bar
ter, Barter, Barbados; schr Eleanor, Poole, Sa
vannah
Cleared, schr Julia S Bailey, Otis, New Lon
don.
New York, Feb 19-Arrived out, steamship
AnchOria for Ola gov.
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NJ Ferst & Co, Epstein 4 W. Fretwell & N, e B
Flood Frost, II & Co, Fleischman & Co. j Ger
ham, Guckenheimer & Son. p J Golden, r
Greenbaum, w Goldstein, L J Gazan, Gar
funkle, Grady Del & Co, Gardner ast, L
Gohel c NJ Gilbert & Co, l. Gutman, A Hauley,
@ NJ Heidi & Co, B Hull & Co, A P Hicks.
II Myers & Bros, Hesse, Hammond, Fl * Co,
Hexter 4 X, c o Haines, Hecker & Co, J l.
Jones Hir CHI Bros S Krouskofr, L Kaytou, Jno
Kelly, G Knslin, s Klein. Kavanaugh B, P
Kenna. X Koch, Z Lovell's Sons, H Logan,
Lippman Bros D Lest r, Lowell 4 l, Lang,
Ludden & b, Jno Lyons & Co, A LETTER & Son.
7 Louis j Lynch, Launey & G, + NJ Levy, II
Livingston, Lloyd & A, Merchants National
Bank, Mohr Bros, j McGrath & Co, h d McDon-
aid Meinhard Bros & Co. McMllen Bros, Mutual
Coop Assn, MIllins & O. Mutual Coop Stores,
Morrison, & Co, Walther & B. McGillis 4 r.
Mckeuna & w, Mendel & ID, W B Nell & Co, w
G Mcguire, Lee Roy Myers & Co, Geo Meyer,
{ H Morel, McAlpin, A Nichols, T Nugent,
l. Newton, Jno Nicolson Jr, Fleming Bros A
Oemler, L Gobel, Lutz H Miller, Moore & J,
w II Price, c Postell, Palmer Bros, l. PutZel,
Planters Rice Mill, Peacock, H & Co. Qnint 4
Bro Pulaski House. G Rogers, Rieser & S, II
Rankin, Rich & Nj, T Raderick, G S Richmond,
Rundbocker, ] II Ruwe, II Solomon & Son,
S, f & Ry, ] T Shuptrine & Bro, Cohen,
Solomons & Co, B Springer, Southern Elk Go,
G Schroeder Jno Sullivan w Tiedeman & Bro,
Morning News, T Townsend, c FISHER. II
Taylor, Teeple n Co, w lyman, p Tuberdy,
Upper Rice MILE j Nolaski, Weed q Co,
Wohanka, Watson & p, Wylly & c, w U Tel Co,
A & c w West, Augusta Steamboat Co. Ga &
Fla 5 b Co
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK, Feb. 10, noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady Money at 11632 per cent. Exchange
long, 81 $685. Sd14 Snort IS s5A04 SS1e. Gov
eminent bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
steady.
Erie =. ........... 295 Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North. l01 Terminal. ..... y
Lake Shore. ...... 1885 Western Union. Sc
Norf & W. pref 595s
500 .. m.-Exchange strong and active at
81 sra / 500. Money easy and unchanged
Sub. Treasury balances-Gold, Sl50,001 900; cur
rency, SIS, 900. Government bonds duh but
firm; four per cents 1855 four and half per
cent. coupons 1903. State bonds dull but steady.
The stock list was dull aud declining almost
throughout the day, although the movements,
except in few cases, wers entire y insignia
cant There were unfavorabe Giro instances
helping the decline. Atchison was SOLD freely
for Boston account early, aud increased the i'm
proving tendency Of the general list at that
time While considerable pressure was brought
against grangers, they were strong enough to
induce the bears 10 turn their attention in other
directions, and, finding weak spot in Oregon
shares all of them were rapidly marked down.
This affected the general list somewhat.
General anxiety over the result Of the Cncago
conference deferred buying. Union Pacific and
Richmond and West Point joined the weak
socks after noon The market closed dull and
heavy at about lowest prices Total sales
10000 $. ares. The following were the closing
g1O
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THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1882

New ORLEANS Feb 19.--Coffee closed strong;
Rio cargoes. common to prime l60ls34c. Other
articles unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
New YORK, Feb 10, noon.-Spirts turpentine
firm at 47lSc Rosin quiet at 81 05G1 10.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady but quiet for common
to good strained. Turpentine steady but quiet.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 19.-Turpeatine steady at
45c asked. Rosin steady; good strained SIC
WILMINaroN.N n. c., Feb. l9-Spirits turpentine
firm at 45c. Rosln firm; strained S2Ysc, good
strained s2l<c. Tar firm at 81 %: Cru % tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 %; yellow dip 81 30, vir-
gin 81 80.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YORK Feb 9.-The petroleum market
opened firm at 91szc, but after first sales the
market became dull and heavy and prices sagged
off slowly, until the close, which was dull at
905sc.
New YORK, FEB 19.-Rice firm and quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19-Rice unchanged.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bermuda, Feb 14-Str Livornese, Liverpool,
Pepperill, with a cargo of phosphate rock from
Port Royal, S c. bound to Bristol, arrived at
Grassy Bay 10th inst, having experienced ter
rife weather 9Th and 9TH inst. She was thrown
on her beam ends and cargo shifted. machinery
was also disabled and other damages susl aimed.
portion of cargo was jettisoned. Cargo is
now being trimmed to right ship. The machin-
cry will be repaired at the navy yard.
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CONSIGNEES.

OONOlIN EfRo.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Feb 10
-Fordg Office Southern Cotton Oil Co, A u
mo- II J Blotch. w w Gordon & Co, Hanley,
J d Weed Co, NJ Boley & Son. Lovels Sons.
Capt l. j Green. Watson & p, Palmer Mfg Co.
J Valaski, Palmer Bros, VI Wheeler, Mrs K
Palmes, Blodgett, NJ & Co.
Per Central Railroad, Feb 19-Baldwin & Co.
Fl VI Conner & Co, Garnett, & Co, F NJ Farley,
NJ Maclean d Co, j Wood & Bro, Warren & A.
Jno tlannery & co. p Williams & Co, II Traub
Slater, NJ & Co, NJ Y & D | Mcintyre " Gnanu,
str Katie, j II Woodson, Mohr Bros, J Peck,
Cohen & B, w II Ryals. Rhodes q Co. q Ehlers,
Rev McHahon, Llppman Bros, / Epstein d Bro,
d A Altick's Sons, Gorrie Ice Co, Gray & OBJ, A
II Beck, Rose Gilyard. A Miller & Co. l. Put
eel. Kolshorn Bro, Eckman & V, Lloyd e A,
Ehrlch Bro, II Solomon 4 Son, James Faly,
G W Tiedeman & Bro, Palmer Bros, Halle.
ragul, Il Levy & Bro. 5 Guckenheimer & Son,
NJ Boley d Son, Frank & Co, Epstein & W. u S
Hines, Jas Smith, X Garnet.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Feb 19-Fordg ONCE, w G jackson, c l. Jones,
VonEbbersten, Ellis, Y & Co, Lippman Bros,
w w Gordon s. Co, F NJ Farley. ID Y Dancy,
S p Shooter & Co, Jno Lyons & Co, Byck & y
Kavanaugh & b, w d Sirnkins & Co, d w VII.
liams, J p Wilson, J c Munroe, Il Lovell's Sons,
Palmer Bros, Slater. NJ & Co, Geo Ebberwe.n,
} 5 Collins & Co. Decker & F, NJ Henderson.
w f Cox, ? Martins, J d Weed & Co, J Gardner.
McDonough Co, G Ecksten & Co. @ w ey-
ers, Hrsch Bros Einstein & L, A Enrich Z Bro,
J Rosenheim 4 Co, Mcmillan Bros, Baker & $,
Standard Oil Co, w II Griffin, McDoDough & co,
8, f & w Ry, r B Cassels, Dale, d & Co, A
MCGEE, 3 Knight.
Per steamship Tallahassee. from New York
A r Altmayer & Co, Appel Il 8, A NJ r Society,
G w Allen, W Branch, J @ Butler. Brush l.
Co. NJ Boley q Son, Blodgett, NJ a. Co, j Bres-
nan, Butler g. NJ Mrs b Brown, Byck & s, L
Blustein, Butler, Byck & Son, W G Cooper
Cornweli & c, Cohen & B, J Collins & Co, Cos.
man & S, A + Corey, p + Collier, G X Il & Bkg
Co. w Il Oosgroye, W Cherry & Co. Cohen,
Colgate Co. Collat Bros, Z NJ Conner, NJ Doyle,
Crohan s. b. J A Douglas & Co, Decker q r, b
Dub, A Doyle, G. Davis g. Son, @ Eckstein & Co.
Eckman & V, Davis Bros, Fried, Einstein g. L.
A Falk & Sons, Frank & Co, Epstein q Bro,
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY

Schr Ida Lawrence. Young, New York, with
guano to order vess | to Jos Roberts & Co.
Schr Horace P Shares, Osborn, New York
with guano to order; vessel to Master.
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SPOKEN.

off Martins Industry Lghtship yesterday
Italian bark, showing signal letters II L c b.
Schr John j Hanson, Stevens, from Bull River
for " Gods Holl Feb II, s miles Sc Of Barne-
gat, by tug J Walcott
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Diamant (Nor), Larsen, Barbados, in
balast-A r Salas & Co.
Bark Anibal ,Sp, asot, Havana, in ballast
Chas Green's Son & Co.
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nber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-The offering tonnage about keeps
pace with the demands of trade, and business
is quiet at quotations. Freight limits are S. 600
so from this and the near Georgia ports to the
Sound ports and eastward. Timber 50c0$1 90
higher than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward nominal; to South America,
$40 so; to Spanish and Mediterranean ports,
$l4 0J(1l5 co. to United Kingdom for ORDERS
timber, 95 los standard; lumber, f5 5s. Steam
To New York, So 90; to Philadelphia, St 90; to
Boston, 81 60; to Baltimore, So so.
NAVAL SToREs-Very firm. Foreign-Cork,
etc, for orders, 3s Cd and, or 5s Sd; Adriatic,
rosin, As; Genoa, IS 1016d; South America,
rosin, 81 20 per barrel of go pounds. Coastwse
-Steam-TO Boston, 45c on rosin, 90c on spirits;
to New York, rosin, 3Oc; spirits, SOC; to Pnila-
delphia, rosin, soc: spirits, soc; to Baltimore,
rosin, 30c; spirits, roc. Coastwise, quiet.
CoTToS-By steam-The market is easy: room