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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-10
Maine Central Railroad

Maine Central Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Cr5HEH1 ON and after June 9Th, next 1871 pas-
WYNN Ysenger trains will leave Portland (t,rand
Trunk Depotl at 80 A M, tor Lewiston and Auburn
aud arrival OF trains from Bosom, at p M. tor
Bangor, Dexter, SkOwhegan, Belfast, and all inter-
mediate stations on the line via Lewiston.
From the Portland q Kennebec depot trains for
Bath, Augusta, and all Intermediate stations, will
leave at 6.i5 A NJ, and Is p. NJ, and for SkOwfe-
gan, Bangor Dexter, Belfast, Pennington, and all
expr,s with Pullman Sleeping lar attached for
or on arrival Of train from Boston.
Freight trains iron Grand Trunk Depot) tor Wa
terve, and ali intermediate stations via lewiston
leave at 20 A. M. and from Portland g Kennebec
Depot at 80 A. M. 800 A. nj. and 10 A. NJ, for
Bangor and intermediate stations via Augusta
Trains will be due in Portland at Grand Trunk
Depot, from Lewiston at A. M, and from Bangor
Dexter, Belfast and all other stations at p. and
at Portland u Kennebec Depot from Augusta and
Bath at A. NJ, and from Bangor, SkOwnegan, Bel.
fast, Dexter anu Pennington at 3P. M.
Night Express from Bangor with Sleeping car at
A. M,
The trains leaving Portland at p. M. (Grand
Trunk DepOt) and at H. 35 p. nj. portland 4 KEN
1t bee DepOt) connect ut Bangor with train through
to Maitawamkeag same night.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
| l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
| Portland, May %. tunGtl
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New Line of Steamers
1t Yarmouth & Boston
GTE HTOHIn On

The A Steamship "LINDA," W. f. Soule Conn
mandsr will leave Calls Wharf, Portland, Tor var
mouth, N. s., every SATURDAY, at p m. leave Var
mouth for Portland every Thursday at p. m , con-
and Davidson's Line of Coaches, tor HALIFAX and all
intermediate poits.
Tickets for sale in Portland on board of Steamer.
In Boston at Boston and Maine, ard Eas ten Depos
and II board oil Portland Steamers.
JOHN PURrEOUS, Agent,
ap24 Portland, Maine.
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HieskeW's Magic S0Ive
CURES
letter ] letter /! letter

1EOH 11OHs lICH
ErysipeIas, Scald Head, Ringworms, Ulcers Burns
Salt Rheum, Chill BaiHs Scalds, Pmples, Botches
Frosted Limbs, Infamed Eyes, Plies, and all Erup.
tons OF the Skin.
Warranted to Cure or Money Refunded.
For sale by all Druggists and country Stores
b. HEISKELL, Proprietor, Bangor Me,
For sale by G. +. CrOsman q Co., q. w Giikey q
Co., Geo. G. Frye, Congress street.
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P0RTLAND& ROCHESTER R.R
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

Ml9EEHJ On and after Saturday, April I, 1871,
&SSA143 trains will run as t0lOwv:
Passenger trains leave Portland daily lSundays ex.
cepte) 1or Spnngvale and intermediate Stations, at
TIE A. NJ, 200 P. NJ.
Leave Portland Tor Saco River at els P. M.
Leave Springvale for Portland and intermediate
stations at 80, A. Nj.
Leave Saco River tor Portland ct $50 A. M. and
3.4OP. M.
Freight train with passenger car attach.
ell leave SpIingvale for Portland at sic A. M
Leave Portland for Springvale at 1890 p. M.
Stages connect as follows:
At dorham tor West G0rham, Standsh, and No.
LmingtOn, Daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle,
and LimingtOn, daily.
field and Ossipee, tri-weekly.
fed, daily.
AtSprlngyals for Sanford Corner, E. Lebanon lit
tie River Fallsl So. Lebanon, E. Rochester and
March q, 1871. nj
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)r Wells Extract of Jurubeba
DIR. DURGIN

DESTROYS of settling his business, requests all
~ tersons having any demands against him. to
call immediately and have them adjusted, and ali
who are indebted to him. 10 call without iurther no
tie.
~ Hone Island for sale at bargain. Enquire
az ~ High ST., or Of VIM. H. PuTintOn, No. "a
Danforth st. mav2Oeod:rw*
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s $. -. O'CLOCK.

dpOE PER WEEK to male or fl male dyoc
sDZO 1000 Agents Wanted, Address NZO
With two stamps, r. A. SHATTUCk eco
x@Sti Augusta, Me
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A MARROW Gold band Bracelet marked ELLA
n Tucker" 1t is valued he gilt Of a friend
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving n or
20 Free Street. Also lost portmonae cont aiming
small sum OF money, several photographs and other
keepsakes having the owners name on the inside.
mayo I'm
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wv EDNESDAY evening, between Lancaster Hal,
w and No. Middle Street, one Black Alpacca
Overskirt. ANY person finding the same will please
leave IL at Middle Street, and they will be suitably
rewarded. iun9%3t
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WOOd, Wood
NOTICE.
FOR NeALE.

VII NOAA%A/s
One "A Inch WoSdworth Benrd plauer
One IA Inch schenck beard Planer and
Watcher,
One Double Clapbsard. Plancr.l
The above Machines are in yood rpp,;no ,on,;,,o,,
and will DO sold at a ba' gain. INQUIRE Of
mrz1u BETHEL STEAM Mill IN
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For I ale at a BARGAIN.

4 tONE) Porgie seine and three porcie seine boa
L may be aeen at Little Cbebeague Island, or
Jur Their particulars, enquire OF JORDAN g. BLAF
Commercial WHAT. Portland mayI7-:
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Manhood. 154th Edition.

0Q76 A MONTH-Expenses paid-Male or Fe-
pOfO male Agents-Horse and outfit furnished.
Address Saco Novelty Co., Saco, Me.
jun7t4w
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WATERFOWL tM LIVE STOCK aARkEt.SEpT, ~ mi.

wATRRTOWN (MAu) LIVE STOCK MARKET-SEPT. H. .
For ending ueay Sept ls-Apount o. stool a. market
x,eL,ts 1883; Sheep, 1885; Shotes 1895 rat hogs '9lo;
Veal, none Last week-Csle, +4Oi Sheep u 5o9; shoes wv
Fat Hogs 200; vess u.s. One aeo-Cse o1s; soeep H.
as S1oe Isl, Pat fIo 57li; Veals So All quotations last
week has been evident improvement 10 zoe tone o
and the dual Of the st0c ohe
wis. better; one Of Western Steers have been SOFA % on
live weights Houghton Wilcox sold superior steers rom a. ~ %
nsn Valley AZ Sic &c., dressed and al otc on I'VE
Weight fed bv H. soce Bridgeport John 0an.n .od seers
pryate terms M Houghtou sold 10 and lieiie to mr. req
&c 80 s. R. Maine Store woyearHhs were SOU IA 1
G,sn ito I0 si43 pair Steers IS. 30 B. Fry SOLD bei
o. n dressed COWS S68 tic stays at 6c on
dressed weight w. Cooper Oxen at s.c at &c az &C. drr,,e
T. sold Oxen 300 at &C. on i've h ~, o. ON dead
y gh Mich Cow and Calf for s Cow. and Calves and spring
the martt tavors the buyer htt
but there change in prize. H. Pes sofa s e Be,
Berrr isg al 50 l2 per head Aver ~ ~ IL ,mn
Lambs IS NJ - 50; T. Mcord 2 at r. % Ponrr rsc n r.
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COTTON MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA Sept lCotton quiet and weak Midlnrs N
WILsIsGToS Sept l9Coiton quiet mddngs I'VE; net receipts
50 bales; sales, l02 bales stock $50 bales
laCotton dull AMI lower; Mddhngs 9c
IorI,yIILE sept dull lower Mdlings. 9ic
SAvAssAH l9-otton in moderate demand; Low Mddng
l8 net receipts bales, 80 bales stock O4 bales
NORFOLK, Sept l9Cotton du Low MdIings l9 net receipts
37 bales 1870 bales stock 1907 bales
CHARLEsroS 9-Coon dull aud Mdlings Bi al9;
receipts 66 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 5Oi bales
BosToN Sept lg-Cottondu Mddlngs 2c baes sales
800 bales; stock. 800 bales ,, An,
NywORIEAys Sept l9-Coon frm; Midilngs. 20ic net
cep $40 bses sales 800 baesi stock 20 bse
Sept lCotton dull and lower aiddngs ny
net reeep CO bales; gross sales 81 bales stock ll80
bales -. o,o
MOBILE Sept quiet Middlngs l9c net receipts $40
ba.: eros-coastw 23 bales sales 20 bsles STOCK 63eJ bales
unchanged Low Middlings,
MKnpHIs Sept. l9.-Co,ton nominal; Mddugs lslc ar,
I9Coton quet Mdding l5ici net reoep" ~
h.e.. ssles bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN AARK RTs

y, ss, s o.s5 al -00'0' opened quiet" n'' Up
f. f'a;s 90 iS %isi'
TosS.s %Unised Slate. Tv.r~.n.y bonds 1865,
Cotton from SgsS;, t'i %
%::;s ss5ss ss%Ii W.T. is. d q
gsS,s, Pea. ~ quarter for Canadian Cheese 81 e"t
ss on md
fi s'a i ssS, isa Sss s': 81 e. e.
s: is.s S ii: ;'d
s: Tapsn.. n0a
Glv.srooI SEP, vsnins-Lin.eed Oil. sat tn Spirits
q Issapco s.p sSvd steamers tr Of Antwerp from New
York Sept Wit. es bale. of Cotton Atlantic from NeWYOri Sept
ssS.o o nS ..s oa and ni
s.sSs sSss g ~ I:S. w:.:. Iss s
x.: IT, Es.$ f. and
spt seosrtren Bsst unchanged Gomez Ro
css. V sa dy!
81 e. La. md III. But S:t ss. Es n c ssl
sopsns e 1895 E1,5 = a M E1,5. F .s@ IS WI
f iSd.a. and Ohio wheat .y Red
Ss' sssH ssa;e
sS. wi; Ss ssss. s S and Hs s in
AIBASr sept is-Whea-8m milling demand sales car Extra
Michigan, $ies Rye dull and nominal Corn que Western MIed
less active; sales car White State at Sc 700 bush No. We'
0.v.ac SEPT Sneh.nsea .e 100 Ssl :. ., % 10
Doube Extra Wheat dull and easier ssles 800 bb No NIL
Club 81 a. and 900 bush No DO 81 70 arrive
Barley good demand 500 hush Chicago at $685. 800
hush Choice p.t Csnsd. part 70 arrive Corn assSSl 80
s % ss 'H M s fs's easst1g s.s
quality Hghvnos Canal Preigbs-Whe Sic Corn and Rye,
81 Barley &C. Lumber - to the Hudson Is to New
York Erig
Albany Sc Receipts by Lahe-5 oo hush Wheat 1910 feet
Lumber Shipments Csna6o 900 bush Wheat $500 bush Barley
IsFea, s%: low s.s de looking ,. up; % %1"s
BIt Is io0s6 So Wheat "n and better NO Re1 ~ ~ no
track t6 94Sc Yellow sacked S2d5 white 5aac The latter
price fancy smer; In bulk Mined on the track 3GIe
Thoce Minnesota Oaso Choice Wisconsin Csc 81 rye higher
63d67c Hghupe. steady go Tobacco active ana hghs AZ
20 bqs M,s fm S"9T % S% pas ss1s
Clear Sides Tie Bacon bm and good demand Shoulder as
Clear sides 7lc Clear Sides sa3c-ths outside pnee on order
at Is Cattle steady Te1sns 8, Xsa'. sag +s
RecepsL5 bbs Four ., 600 BUSH Wheat, 1900 BUSH Corn
$500 bush 0as 100 hush Rye o0 bush Bsrley; r., III ,
hbdA; Lug STA 3d. Low Medium Leaf t8 go ~
Bseins fair demand on orders and Io.S lots cash a i Flour
Wheat Red and White 81 goa 80 Corntas OF
Sheed n bulk Oats steady 8 Re hm at b fIo'
$3.50 Bscon-Shoulde 7Q1ic Clear Rib sides 9c; Clear
SIDES 8d8Ic packed LsnPTe Leaf tece d9ici keg f1
lie S e R Kiln sd.. a ~. R esG sd b9 IL.
DETROIT Sept is-whe steady, moderate demand Rgtr.
81 as; No White. 81 ~ 81 ~; Amber Michigan ~ ~ Corn
unchanged Oats unchanged a. a. .-.r
MxsPHs Sept sfOur very firm at S5G Ss Corn n%naaI
Lard IG lie Bacon and Ivance Shoulders, lei
| Clear Sides, SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

rxontes can be funded with us INTO inc
pa;lroad Bonds. We recommend thoSe Va WV
R"ndou and oswOsO Company for td three .'ru' h
tv Every investor travel Over Ii LOT n,'u0r
r%. No, earnings of one half of the line paV AZ p,'
-. 81 nor cent on all the bonds which VIII Do ''''
ON the whole road aim investor
odds Is per cent to his CAPITAL
2 lie also adds 49, per cent to his INcons' a.
E'" QWall-st.
A.. x,,,h. W,,, Bonds for sale at 80 Anu 70 Wall-st,
1nr n", nv WuIrE, MORRIS 4 Cox w. 6 Wall-st,
cur y ~ Johnson Day no can be
ana Sl,o %naamnbiets and further in10iiN"''''
obtained
To BANkrE tisnce position as Cas,e Tho % ronIine
OF large Hpsyh,oronghly conversant WIFI ",d Can
keeper; IL BUSINESS, both in stocks anu M Hnx
Of Ws aIsIclass references Address a. ID N Iva
5.5l, 20.
10 MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
JAC tS nv W p. CONVERSE q Co., 81 ilhe-S''
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First Mortgage, Convertible,
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS,.
First Mortgage Bonds $50 81, SOC, 900
Capital Stock 2,ooo, 900

Thi,h COMPLETED Road 81 miles In length cosnecns the
portsp cities the Illinois River and Rock Island Moline
Davenport Mississippi Davenport. the opposite bank Of the
River con peeted BY railway bridge The last rail Of this road
laid Jul, 1871 and line open and being opefated
erceens ancpaon In order place the road the
rre equipment necessary for the bune offered and 70 construct
dep car machine shops te equal any Of the
hest old roads the country required Of this the Company
Offer through the undersigned 900 convertible fr's mortgage gold
bonds which entire property Of the Company and less than
$1,000 per mile PRESENT PRICE, 30, AND AC.
CRIED INTEREST IN CURRENCY. Principal and
interest PAYABLE In coin at NewYot London, free oftax
Th rod opeped for the local we'll through hamc
now offered viii profitable the West travens
~ does section country unsurpassed fertility OF soil ana agn
euur, resouc, already k populated and high state Of ea
uy.on This svden from the fact that every secaon ' the
rod s through fields and tourhns town" aud VII
lagos With large city and nsdgsb river at each end Raei1 IN
e W, have been heretofore through unsettled and uucu
yated regions Of the country consequently have had nu' ho
oc. tc to depend upon after construction But the
peod. and Rock Island Railway arsca COMPLETED road
with NO PARALLEL COMPETING LINE, and
RIMS THROUGH ONE OF THE RICHEST AGhi'
CULTURAL, MANUFACTURING. AND MOST POP.
JLOUS DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thus 1t Is certain
that the already enossh to sustain the roh
while the through rc unlimited Its connections are numeroa1
which be seen BY glance at the map,
This road grand central link to which many OF the pnncpa lines
e.ntrslise and divege TO Ill parts Of the continent
We invite the attention this loan BEING familiar with
the wealth and The country along the line Of this railway
and A MEMBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE A
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
IT'S PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH THE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS AS A
PRIME SECURITY reliable and safe 10 every particular
marketable securities received in exchange at iul rates. ann oonos
delivered 10 all parts the country. free Of express charges
Mans ecuar full particulars relating tie road furnished
on application by updegned Financial Agents Of the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

bales Hops Hdes - bales Hides 7os ads Leather bales
Moss cd Spirits Tupeutne 363s Rosin 0 pkgA OIL
Gaze pig. Pot psE. Beef. Cut Neat 3s pin Lard
l2s Lard IL Phg ssha 2tS pku Butter S57 pkg Cheese,
28a pig. Ta,ov 80 bb. Lard OIL ~ bgh Peanuts pigs Rice
rash pig Starch * pkg Tea 8s d Tobacco ~ pksh Tobacco
Go bills WHISKY, bales Wool 1a pfea Salmon.
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THE MARKETS.

,c.ts, r.,or''A for TAI T TS,sDS. sep. 10 1871
,nas1sss1 rs Pearls arr scarce at ~"
o. IS ..,x ouet smsl lots OF New Tennessee nay. soo AZ
BLOOM CORN Oho Is selling at Tie 10 manuSciufes
&c qSa sga for as; for HI'o ana '%' '
Grern, n" M TBRALSBncks are firm temtn y q I,h
BUitp ,,, sc,its steady Line 10 Limited 0eAno' "H
SWIXBuBes moderate ct former ,o, .,,..
The market the spot is dull and "a e. lower s
-" noi sa .rr) inclunE AS Tor eIor' nv con'9mprou
- "a scsson Por forward delivery tdse' io"e VIII" " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

Dutch (NeWl v
- - cs,. and selling small at IS Iod 81 70 Dds
tpt Il &c 800 quarter boxes sAnes at ls.c gold ana " cases
aY su., sales North 3dl6c for fair to prime do
spinning Tow is In good demand az ga lV Oo
- - soa nd Green Tow at $50 - -
750 7tc for Prime WITH sales OF [V ~
RAIN-Wbest demand and with less omness IN tghn
and limit. arrivals prices stronger sales 6W BUSH lpan LAST
eTrnng bid for No Chicago Spnng oI No
Do al SD IS for Michigan; 90 bid for Amber do 81 IS
whs G,n. TreAawe" Delhi" together 81 50 for fair
Amber southern aaoat Barley in better supply sales U buS
Z II Western At VOc. Barley Malt is steady; sales 200
hush al 81 l2ldsl is for STATE. and 81 for Canadian
1s are less sc closing heavy 700 bush New Ohio at tS
for Whit Western at 5OQSc for No
Chsgo .8, for Bsck and 55ic for White Rye scarce
ia srrve sales 7O bush State at 81 Coru
fsvOrsbe from Europe checking the inquiry
la bush Damp and Unsound at Western Mixed at
al. IN store and ~ a. Rae shOst, closing at &c
INSlNG IA moderate Western &c. Southern 8569c
Ct SNIES at la l4gc for Bags and le.c for Goth
BAY-Spping dull and heavy 81 U.s. Retail lots are good
du.d IS salt Hay selling slowly 81 1Sc. and clover
New straw continues quiet At y for Long he '1d6
fr short DO and IS SOC for Oat
HOPS grades commanding figures quote
~ Sd5Sc los PRIME lo02Sc poor to good lSd23c SIS ut
HkMr-Tbe inquiry light kinds FIRM Manila
T. QBot-l a l3;c gOh and Jute bats &c.
INDIGO MODERATE obbng demand at former prices We quote
Bengal per VI. gold 81 3d 81 10 GuaemAs....Sl Qua 90
A.hn. scd .'..... Na / %
hbIAL-ngO, Copper firm sales I5o0O n Lake, 23c
% hhesaug and yellow Metal quiet and unchanged Scotch
Pc Iron tim and moderate Geugavpock
IS uns Eghh0n so rs tuus Gasher and 50 Cathes
cd Ahenc YER tru With good inquiry Both new and Oh
'ih ar steady Pig Lead 10 fair demand Pig Tin active and
am S.e Tor straits t for EngSb And 4.c FOR Bsnea Plates
are H'irrs'e dnand but pnees very firm. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
AI.RANy LJJMBER MARKET.

For the tcrrS hiding sept H.
Trade with firm Several heavy sh pmens were
made during indicating that buver beginning TO lay th
supply large but the assortment good
Frrgh follows 70 New York ~ 30 to Norwich and Middle
10, 81 50 10 Bridgeport and New Haven 81 10 Hartford and Prov
dpce S3 TO Phsd pbis $3 to Boston. 81 So son; hard
The receipts Collectors Oc during the week Via Enc
Canal 81 feet and 1873 ~ Shingles Champain
Canal 40 Lumber. The following tile ruling prices at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20

CIsvFF-The Qucstons for Rio are A. follows Uuaw
1i,1I2c far do IA illc. good do lJG5tC ana PRIME
&c. all gold bond bO aud " DAYS Messs Sm c SI G
- M, .,o IN the country % $40 bags inculng o ~
Al Mobile at Baltimore. snd 5558' AZ tns Pol~
h,~ "a, mo ate demand TO-DAY sales, ION hasN' If'
,tl,r r. qnri; holders al ucs' 'P''"' h''N'-
,<nsDd higher lrces. T.. a.. r.,.-, t,sA, sale. nv
,ro Al - according quality; stock here m'leA'e ''
n.r- w'h former ,,-.L..za1
yDLES are du prices nominsly uncnsngoa 4,
DRlS DYBS-0phm ContLues quiet 'hen'cs" Are
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49, ,,cS,.el, active Bacon Is irm and demand Dressed
mee~ e,m a a7c for CITY, Lard less 6rm prices
. n Of 80 and m At sase for No esc for CITY ee for
inr !, steady sales Of 500 tea At Ste for January
sight decline In frgha has given Refined nne
hat exporters purchased spsney and the absence Of
,s uaurr market closed dull but there decline prices
% so bills September at 2c and 500 bbla October 2o
IN price bid for Cases fair request for export
Va arm es n at &te Faphhs dull s6io Crude has sold
ni, In lots 81 former prcs quote tdc On the Crock the
Saape confined chiefly 10 settlements - 60 Upper and
a. for spot .ale. 100 bh Lover Road latter
mica Philadelphia 2oo bba September sold 1910 with
500 hays India at ie7fe
sUG1R-Rsw moderately active to-day unchanged poer
..irs bids at sc for Cuba ollie Ice for
Martinique and @ boxes Havana l0i aloe Refined in better do
and 6rm At 3alc for Hsd III a2tc for White a. Fla
l2ic- for b." and 12dl2tc for Rita C." .
Fine firm and In fair demand Buf quiet ana
unchanged; quote Ashton Liverpool Fine at s3d 81 sack
Worhpgton MsrhAs aud Deaknss do al 81 asa 81 81 Higgins
81 &d IS; Turks Island 4Od43. and CsdiI Sa3ac
SPICES firm and good obbug demsn quote asa at
l5 Pepper 6a for and c for Sasspore and No.
Nuin egs at gic a 81, all gold ,
sBkbs nominal for Clover s3ass so for Timothy
ugh Flax Seed dull 81 Os Calcutta Lnseed quiet a.
~ y. goii, o and to arrive.
SOAP-Casue Arm at lie for gold, and l2c.
STEARIN In frmer; sales, 80 9adI0tc
TALL0W 10 Arms sales 5000 at 9G9lc including Common a.
81 09e Choice City sells readily at sic. ILL., 4.
any somewhat limited Pulled
Woods moderate supply and desirable lots readily taken h
pro California and Texas Woods quiet bat kmly bed eoe
not pressing sales There good feeling the marxe WIN
Pulled at 60s2c 20 0oD super do at 620Sc 230n I1ooed
120c 5000 Spring California %Sc 5000 Medium fseS
Extra Pulled AMI 10 900 Moneveo private terms
ID Lambs Pulled d65 1900 h Kentucky Combing s SWD
Deue s6aS7tc 4OO Double BIn Fleece g. 062ic' so
10 Medium &C. l0oO fb Georgia Fleece at fte 80 -, .,
WHISKY 6mer sses 10 bbA s &c. and loo bills, o. o. sc
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Sss. DseSs E.i. fl;se' at SSaie' s'
WHISKY afmer sales 10 6bA sc, and 100 bSl. DID, &c.
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 10, 1911
fR1pressIv The N Y TRIBUNE by our own RspOrter
ssI
f1 @ for S
%.Ps. Sn; Of s the
The 1% tide of md o S ssn b: sn mail Clean
will add much ~ the value Of the pro
: Wet M sb Is s s1n 10" H.
9 % :. S:s ;'
ans s q ssa s s
.I1y.s rom nIshse 70. sss.
ss.a scey ysdE Is bags selling s. quote
Ds''' me- Sc s;sss 8 E.. s5s, Fiji
P PS Do S ss. bonded sSS
Receipt. for the week 1919. pis. sSs
ore g ss Sst b. '. % oh the sf
advance Of the 6oe and other choice pals from the best
Sny sSsHss; ns ' sa@Sc. Of the '
h ha yss Rs ncD nS tns DC shcs
choice sts.s dsire. much Western butter In iet harder
s S,H arr s aG % anou 10Y shut q.
1 s "s. se s 1.T L: Of % @ air 6 %
fns broken to the Tad. S9sS ,2oss, s a e, 1s
good state the price refused for one .eel ,sc Ia rare in
he disposition city dealers buy up faster than for imme
S.sies: sss s as P.i sns'' .ssoa.
State Welsh western Choice Vel sr..s a,o
si:'s e. Fancy sSG1ss .Hs e
Receipts 70, tn. -. s sa1E 81 10, ..
e%2ss :s s M SS
IT.. sHHs ~ % % fancy
SGss 4S usual al. ss; e: ss here
A. - . gaia from bSn s 4ni
1s e. Id .,as ss .s:
quietly ;ss:Ss.,"s ,s s,s oi:
%s up pos. tsi. ~de and
S Ss 5 ss q St. s ss en for I'f
this may no" IsSr s to to I bem than 5. the
. n 's S1.,, e. e !" q.
hardly safe to guess though quite likely froe sales will bOh
and one s Of 'S s trade
.',as T,isa . s::'' 81
s' e e :; e
and ns 90 n s It r. ' o eo we .adisn
sa.ss Ss. '1Ss trade s-ls for tss" s
' We a Sss pick large lots cheese n' ''''
Factor fancy ~ X Ven nermp p faSOly 6
State Factory fair to good ~ ~ Ohio %
STATE Psc,oIy GEns @is p pnS fA py S"n 70
State Factory skinned y, AZ pp s ,n ' Ia ala
s STATE Farm Yam, P R e eUU1oc as as
pR aIe ,, rRU u, 81, no-. than lac, r.e,.
Receipt: for the wei Is9g The market YER, finn in All
CORRESPONDING weea Af I'D 70 pt M lots uon srryal Apples
@ s b,rnsr sending some 500 bbls abroad week mostly
Ia TheIe are no State quarters speak of
: Al ss Il ,t5 :s Ssi p:as g
70 anu sone ~ tasis a., "a vii At fnI nce, 81 hill, North
are coming wnn Heehs sM sci VIZ ~. ,u e. ;r ,v
Carohnn peeled going 'ne u pV J0l a.;
6ne Bsck6ees are DONG oe.ei " . , Hs a. Tn, .s
eo9ns o LOT 10 W. i go. 'O' " ~ ~ >' -
cI , a ~ peschss new mind Gr, 6d I
Do State ors . $40 Cherre new i rb.,... 40 n
~ Sonbsr new or. Blnekberdrs lp a lOi
no. 40 IicS lot az, gn bus 80 81 %
p ~ reeIeJ new Ce dls Do yua prime 2 g5a2 81
pss.hes pssied new Ga is dl6 DO do common GOAL
| Peaches p4eled K sh Va< dl6
rese'e'' peeie'' H. On Wv pccs
n,. TO- -, s.. ss7 bbIs or n NIL. more than last weei:
rul,s
80 zinc in oonditnn that Them
a.ast 80 To- J;che,
sS ,t % ,rsr from is market We notice purchases here
| I 1"h,n.n 20 psrr.ri;.nis We opoe;
~. 'EpT snt ,ss,by Western R.tra o.
r1 !; S ' nu neAi % go western fair.....T 02s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
$4,000
NEW.JERSEY INVESTMENT
VINELAND RAILWAY BONDS.

$4,000 PER MILE PER CENT free Of tax Iuteres, due
April and October Principal payable 1890.
The thu usoh balance Of the first and only mort
rage bonds ynud Railway Company the entire loan being
$4,000.
Tn. line begins at the terminus NewJeey Southern Railroad
and extends to the Delaware AZ miles and tsverses the garden
Of eey-sno,, length passing through rich and cu
ysd country the products which will be brought to PhAdepha
and New York BY this line
The eousbpg towns Of vneland and Bhdgeon the route
ON the oppo, shore Of the Delaware River the Smyrna Road con-
.,ruens and will form part OF through line Baltimore
miles operated and the remaining ten miles VII"
be laid by September 20.
The road bed is not surpassed the United States Trsc con
stsnty increasing.
The investment il secure beyond question
Po short time the price will be 49, accrued interest
II, G. MARQUAND,
No. 100 BROADWAY