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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12
ya0tes' Vorttolto.
Better Luck Another Year.

Oh! never sink meath fortunes troWn,
But brave her with a shout OF cheer,
And front her fairly : face her down
She's only stern TO those who fear!
Here's better luck another year,
Another year!
Ave. better luck another year!
Well have her smile Instead OF sneer-
A thousand smiles for every tear,
With home made glad and goodly cheer'
And better luck another year
Another year!
The damsei fortune still denies
The plea that vet delights her ear;
IT'S but our manhood that she tries,
She's coy to those who doubt and tear
She'll grant the suit another year!
Another year!
Here's ''better luck another year,
She now denies the golden prize;
But spite of frown and scOrn and sheer,
Be firm. and we will win and wear
With home made glad and goodly cheer,
In better luck another year!
Another wear! Another year
". Gilmore Stmns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12

Professor Charles Phillips Is at the Pres
byterian Hospital in New ofk. lis health
is improving.
Mrs. Moon has just closed a series Of re-
yival meetings at Laurinburg, which result
ted in siSty-four conversions.
A committee from Washington. \. g., to
Windsor, last week, spent several days ex-
aiming the Harden factory, left satisfied,
and In their report say that the Harden FAC
tory is making $25 "a day over every ex-
pense.
Rev. DR.. r. II. Morrison, of Charlotte,
is the oldest living graduate of the Cniver-
sity. He has sent 81 to pay his part OF
the expenses of publishing. sketches, &c,
Of graduates.
Goldsboro Messenger: B. r. Hamilton,
ex-Radical justice of the peace, in Johnston
county, wa, last week bound over to the
next term of the Superior Court for stealing
hogs from a negro.
The Raleigh Observer gives the following
figures to show the membership of the sew
erai churches of the city: The First Bap-
fist church has 24O; the second Baptist. AT
First Methodist, 600; Second Methodist,
235: Firt Presbyterian, 800; Second Pres
byterian, 81; st. Johns Roman Catholic,
200; Christ Church. 178; Church Of the
Good Shepherd, 1875 The Jewish Church
al making a total of 2, 1873 actual members.
This out of a population of 1000 whites.
Gen. Gary has submitted to another in
terview. He has not sent q challenge ard
does not intend to. He merely laughs at
the charges made against him. declares that
they are stale and have often been denied,
and, as far as may be, disproved that these
ere no more true now than they used to be.
- A. ~ - L. -sI
20 into a thorough examination of the
charges and counter charges, to show the
public how the matters at issue really are.
BE does not propose for mis- controversy
with Gen. Hampton to be shifted to new
and other shoulders.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12

WHEN To MARRY.-The proper age to
marry is literally discussed by a contempo-
rary on the theory that early marriages are
to be preferred if the old idea prevails that
it is the duty OF a woman to adapt herself
to a mans ways but that if the women IS
to take a position of intellectual equality and
equal rights, she is too young at eighteen,
and should not form a lifelong alliance be
fore she is at least thirty, or, If she IS par
t;cu,arly anxious to maintain distinctive per
sonality, she should be from thirty-hve to
forty on her wedding day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12
FARMERS!
Improve Your Stock.

We keep constantly on hand, at prices to suit the
lines,
BERKSHIRE PIGS. (Englisl, bred,)
SOUTH-DOWN LAMBS.
GRADE ~HOR horns, OR DURHAM
haitian half bred. Ais, !. spencid full
blood dBULL Yeas old. that wo Id W 'gh
1900 D unds. il uliv fat. v hich we will sell
Tow. as W. sav usgd him for 'hree years.
He is a perfect specimen of mis- kind, and without
flaw, and cost Slts, wnen eleven months old.
All of cur original stock comes from a frst-class
breeder in Canada, and for purity of blood, cannot be
exteled. .. r. CAIN 4 NON,
Alp. ii-tf Hillsboro. ~. C.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-12

M'MASSES's
Smut and Screening Machine.
We are stil manufacturing. Of the very best
material.
UcNANNEN'S CE E r 4 TIE
-IMPROVED-
SMUT AND $ REENING MACHINES.
which we warrant TO- five years None have
given more universal satisfaction. You oily
have to try i, t. h.. con iIctd OIL its superiority.
We Will furnish toLcaves, SHOT,. &c. R~paillng
dore on short Notice.
As travelling agents are offering a puriou~ Nc
Mannei Machine. We would ask all concerned 20
conumul icate with us b fore purchasing. BOLT
ing cloths md Burrs O. the very best. 9th Iorelsn
aud American, c II family OH hand.
For additional in ormation. address:
~CMANNEN & CARRINGTON,-
Successor to j. A. McMannen. Durham, \ e.
May 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
COTTON MARKEro-BY rEaE5RAPH

lrvgmoo sent li23o mcoon. Ihs here is ,! mod
baes ion specu eXuort heccpt 90 ba -. no
r az. very GiaG AIS So ed. d., september October
very G4d CO. October ara No'emnei 1eiTgy I'D no.
november anu DeoeaD'r delv'rY fga fttures I'ne, -
LWERrooi- sept l3o D. M. ollol,-l ne sASs Oh me
dic clause september delivery 6-d DO October ana No
1,fro6l sept 5.l5 D. m Cotton Futures-U pands.
Low Mddng clause. september delivery ~ ssd co. sep
emher ami October delivery G'sa 40 october ana No'e
Der delivery. 6'isd. Futures closed nm 900
AUGUSTA. sent. l.-Cot5on dull Mlddnne. l0pc.. Low
Miadmg &C.. none net reoepi $50 bales
BALTIMORE, sept l-ootton quet. Midlmg llac.. Low
6a ry,ort. to Great Britain 800 bales eoastwiSe, 20
spnn'rS 20 bases 'toGH i1g nag- Law Ma.
ding Il sc GOOD l0Ac' Let :cceints - bales
SaAaEstoS sept, lcouon active an@ easy Mad.ns
rein 81 BALES; cosstwise ~ Des sae 1000
b1l,s S,1i sent T corron quiet Maa,nr qc Low
MGilnr lO7.c. Good Ordinary r receipts 49, D"ies
shipments ~ bales stock H. ~ 0'o,, c, ,oa ro,v
Adding I0Ac., Good Ordinary Sl4c; mel receips go
LoUisyILLE sept lotion quiet: MGding, llsr
cripi. 81 6aes hipments 200 bale. stock. 2jl bales
Mosrf sept leo,ton quiet; Mldlms t. low MI, wa.
IA es 10 bales: stock 2.s54 bales 49,
dne - Low MidalnG I07so. Jrnarv. 49,. ne,
Receipts $50 bales gross $50 bales exports coast"lse Oh
hates sales 800 bales stOcN. $3.50 bales
NORFOLK. Sent Lotion weak lower TO sell Kidding
receipts % bales exports coastwse bales saes
rTIApELFaii s.pt otto, duh Mddne. le'.r Low
bales safes. spnners 445 bales stock 3 : . oAieS ~
Good rimarv Gle Tc receipts lG4a
bales sales LOO aes' last evening Duo oaeS Soo~ I''S'
- LOUIS sept. l.-Couon quiet &c lover M.adns
y la shipments. ii4 bales sales -o5 bales STOCK lo't
%aasoros sept steady N, Gn; s, lo' Low
exports ooastwise 80 bales stock ot2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

morrow VIII require something more solid than
demand from shorts" to continue. Nevertheless
the market closed strong.
The offers to sell Government bonds TO the Treas
ury today amounted to 80, DIG $50 of which about
$4,000 600 were offered at figures that close to
the then market prices The Secretary ordered that
- SOC, 600 be purchased, which awarded fol-
lows: S97G 600 g. 1850 AT 02.4Sd l02.j1 1913 900
Is ISL at 1047s; $1,49l, 900 IS 1881 at 1O2.7s.
At the Boards Governments were dull. with sales of
only $4,000 and after the amount Of the Of eung3
to the Treasury announced. prices were easier.
The bddngs reduced ls per cent for the IS.
1851. 5s and Is. The 4l2s were firm at 110l2 ex
coupon. Annexed are The closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

rrvrrpo-r sent l.-Pors-pTme Msss-Fas''-u. hIner
at = We-leru. Irnel "a o! 5@r1a a. 'nD r.'ni % Al.
0,,nrr M ~ ~lur .,lr nim,r a. A. Nams.-LouG
IN, .tqiv =. I}. ~loi.r-. Dinner -I t'. Ea'if'l Mess
ro.r u D., 50 fyrrl Mess lruer -: PRIME Mess rrner
,f g., 6l A rsrri dUll = ~ Oh ia'"t iplr
t-tr du g. 6t lnrn~n rvs Hn.. ~ - '' iO-ln
lur.on Hrucr aT DO fue. N"tur 30 ID tnrisa
tuercHu st"a .to' i~iu l noe lH tlr inaAet
r.-ur-fvtra -iai. auu t y 5o- Nheai-No d. ~ n4ie
.ta.r!y ar -pln-. so. - dl- ' y Nr" Mn-
H.. Western. dali Cd New 30" ihrrn lhlri, Nu AT
81 Co-n-ti.xr. ste .iy D.. t'lon-r"i OIL
Ne oyy Amer..u none market Ho,ln "a. n Lon
IN -4aliv 20 4 Iurpalnr, ~YltIis. at Louion. duI
I- Is n ~oc.- Whca I5to.no0 ocu.3ls, Corn, -iuoOO
c-nfas Flour 500 bns, 1na o-uuu SACKS.
iITTRroI sep -ll}O p. NJ Eec,c 6i 90. per cw. Tor
The b.s CRATES Oi American ,.,
lVrRrooi. sept l-4'' p. M rov6 Ms Lard. AZ Jd
p,r ,.wt toi American. Linscrd Oi. - 6I. pc CIV.
CN-oy sent Ia p. tcrurd Petroleum 80. per gal.
.,,frifs or ftf u.ur!i!e. 81 b a. 70 tld. tUt
aNrWtHe sept. l.-Pctrocuu. @J'4 francs for fine pale
i'A,nuG sept l-Wicoxs Lard closed yesterday at i4q
marks rrf %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
THE Stall or TRADE
UoafE~TIt MARK FITS

BaIrMogE Sept L. Flour lower ana acve Howard 81
10 my $50 30. Citr NJ ia -ape nm = 15G-5 q
,.e - n, pataSsco j. MY - st. " nrai,ou.nsrn
..v Western lower bu steady 20 the define soaihcin
nnniaa 40 WESTERN s. O. spot. aud scptcm oer'
u ,e ~ o. Corn--ortleIn steady but SLOW esiefn
himeI -oiiari1 Wa e, . II October p on 5-a,c
af- -tcpoy "a sales 81 "eslcrn Miite at
rsr et, pIinc 10 Ch.icc Prunsy wanna aud MARYLAND
+.oa42I. rv'-.rus .ieaI. aud nrn Mes rorA GSg ;
90 1ue do- .acs~e ae 1b &c. .'A1'h Ion ,.,,.
l.-c,s 10. Butte pr ue 10 ehmee "e-t,,n r.. SGl
ri e &C ,,e 91 ANN .ni So'i los a,ly arm
lfsf lf F.rlis 10 llv.rtoo per Steamer ea- 2. Cotton
$a.I. i.ou5 - 3D. Grain 8G aos-WAeat. 10000 BUSH.
8irr,o % lonr steady s,es o e1l, WI Wheat at
e' ann IN lar demand ana prices higher. -ales l6. 10
b -a 80 : xrd i544c $500 bush DO aD-t ha o! sep
] ana am ,arl-y end I'VE nee.c frr.g4t NeW-
Y.,, Dr. rai.--V hc. &C., corn. oats go. Camel
"5Id ' quiet pul nm whea' 5ary act
vr shane CHER, No. 'd inter. &c ~ z ''I,
,-. >o,,,a.cr go 3 do * corn active
a.lal h-lef u ~ e"'a =" f. n'r and h. eter At
80 ,i 90. i~e,te.r,rr. = - Octoler. iye
.eay Win d'lnanda 5ic faz oerd u 43'sgs- IT,
iaia -tcldv, str ne IN tar' - ~. - '.-,
at. ANA hai' 10, ' BE-. c"-n. 70, ~ &C. .''D ,I
so-ls.4c oc,. t.-,.1o ,-t ,. -iorr IN ,r
crr 20 Hui.ij D. 4c rceint-f.o. l4l Odds. Wheat
3-oo Dlsu. Barley. 100 ll.h ~lm rs tn'r 81
II 'o. bush. i,y,. 5000 b.,h. Barley. 40 bush
cit.'>A a. lg ne .r 'c. So - .oa r., so a.c:
rr.p. i-'' el- s-p "''''; '' ,r nsi sl fa., 49,
.... 20. 3 &C. h.1es quiet. fa sample ."e. tor>
~s - % 5.c. Clear ~. -.4.c. taaoo -tr7. 2 -aoul.
-... l,.orye 80 .-c cDec. ,e.ta "ao - .c mar
a. H' d -,a.. IJ. t,.efor- s., Ioaas IJ, rascp,-,
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

BuFpAlo sept tArrLF-Reccipts today. 1000 head
total thus Tar. 5000 cte same tinr asst week
800 head cnn-lsueI through, 4U2 market steady.
good grades Common dan Hl1s ot Good TO
Choice -tr,rs a BIaSJ. Fair 10 Medium. ~ l5dri 90
Butohcrs 10 - 10 Good Mixed butchers - 40
ass 70.
SHEEP AID Receipts today. 1000 head total Tor
the week 5000 head same une lAsi wees 1000
mead. Consigned through, cars; market urn and uu
changed oarriuYs mainly Fair Medium only light pro
porr.n Csec1 -iOcE ssIes OF Con Choice sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

WEDNESDAY,. sent. 1-P. NJ.


The stock speculation drags. and to-days market
generally was dull and heavy. In the early ana
late dca ings Ere showed strength at 3sls and
3s3s but in the meantime IT sod rs low as 313 the
preferred stock declining from 81 to Co.'S Lake
Shore and Michigan Central declined and a per
cent res DectyeIy and made respectable recoyeries
al the close. while Central and Hudson was dull
al 1900 l293,. The granger stocks were
weak IN the morning. but inlly recovered
their losses before the end NJ stocks were weaker
in the morning than those OF tie Hannibal anc st.
Joseph Company because the report III one OF the
morning papers that all negotiations between II ana
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy were broken
OF, and none were stronger IL the afternoon IMAM
We're those stocks. because the STOCK Exchange had
that the negotiations had been brought to happy
Conclusion One statement is as rae as the other Inc
Negotiations are neither broken off nor concluded.
But Hannibal and ~. Joseph common stock sold
torn Il z. down 10 4O3- and rose 10 43l4 43, ana
tie preferred ST eek fell from - TO - y and rose to
s5i2GSjls Chicago Burlington and Quincy was
less active than Yesterday, but It's recent advance
was very wei maintained, the price only declining
hom 40 10 1888. with final sales at l3o D.
The last rally in prices for the gen
era Inst was largely due to the strong
upward movement of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
stock, which frightened all the small r" bears
and there is no other class OF bears Into cover
ihg their contracts, and gave to the late
dealings an activity and buoyancy which TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

LONDON sept The follow ~ the Wool sales Of Tues
duy deai 2ltB bales New Zealand tiecce Is. "a NJ
= DC. L. id Lodi. Dd Is Id Lock
ana Pieces L.. lOd. Lambs secured Ia I'D Groaay
ad ais Id; lorb bales cape End Nata-Fsrce, - i'd
"a ga secured, is gd.als. hgd. Greasy 0pd. D. a.
l. sydney Fierce. Sd a. Sled secured. =. q
Is 9sd CREAMY, Gid 9s Id Locks ana Plecos ID la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

In London. British consois were lle lower for
money al $3.50 and Il higher for account a. gInI6
Tinted STATES bonds were firm Js up 10 lObis
as 10 II ia and +, steady At Il4If- LHe
shares advanced from 1888 to 4Oll and
clnscd al $685. the second cons Is aGxancine per
yer. steady AT 7OI2 Illinois Central 4 lower at
i5 L sner n at Hna.d mSaIh hg b@
"a I9fg, The Bank of England lost 81 600
b 5 on balance. In PARIS, French per cents
rose from $3.50 10 500 francs. a.. oon,,...
Mcssrs Laidlaw n CO. are pay l4'R va H. tS
due september l OH the Spring '"i'eS ""'ei
Inc oross earnings of the following railroads are
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
...... ,n.,n., sld11I65 sl5.sl7 Ina sl785
II PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS And MANITOBA 49,.
No.. -, -, Augnst $50 ss5 s50.355 lna slg49o
Ihin we y a. Angyst 81 37zDSl %.O3ls Ino 0''1o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

RIO JNNruo Aug 30 Coffee Market very animated :;
advancing: Fusfs $1,000 $500 20 EilOs
exchange "a LONDON sd. -alos of the weeStOr Tie chan
10000 bag,. 'or the utcd states
- bags, mediterranean, 1000 bags st1cA lao
Oul bags.
ur or -nuua l4uua5b 800 rca 40 kls. sales Of The
wrel- 5000 bags or the United states, lUUO
bag- stock 5U.O QUO bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKrr.

t,t..v-t,- ,..,-.. o., 1o, ,,f rost. r
4ag y,o 4 eTs . eI ia 1ac ' a ans ' &
onrrue, o'ar quit hra9l nu' Win good arm'n
iron Iadr sas ere- a. wei u.s. rom epo.''55 .e
cia,, been N d. country eur.ns me sgmmer
are .o" ..isli. = a" '" .- m rsrt " = n"t''r
yar- IL. a,,l -aoo wants 80 s'u- ~ To-"
common Ono ,na Ad i 'i"s- i,ir N'i Pi-
pro. Ts.la, 81. .. 3 -...- &c. bog .r-n Ilct tnr c.r-
ars b c'a'd no ha.e be- -oa ON 'aia, ~'t'a
ri ... b. .1 'i'' 81. al ,rt .I o-sDf ,t.s wee
trH 30 81 .da' rccs 80" 90 A.i r., 90" "a Vs. M M
"-," .'o, er ."t oa.l oN.n % ,'r -"' %, &c. 'VT
ra 30 ~. Ipiic .. arf- 90. wir z'r go. It 't"
or.Hrr p ~m.4 it', 'ri % ie'H i'I .>i2.', q" p"
q ,l ..c. 5',,... 81 pren.. 20 ds. were d. ID
cam ou T.alfaa g. -.Iih @ M.lFtL AID 100 -a..
-o-.t-D ,g.,... for IT, s. rasor-hal: 8- Illinois
-rr .-nt at .....t ID. ~. lo l..-, ID &C.. io
80, -D- ,,..... cs r,...,. -t.o-- ~. cut. ,t
&C.. iia ss.. a. 'e ~ 1o. s +. ''
.t % a',4t-. 81. .o $50 car ~ eair, ~ So. c"t,
a. l'. ,.,+.~ t ,f.r a. f..,.r. ,.i,.. T. rl.no.
VOC .rr N " -'- al ~ .., ..
~'"r... ''. 10. i,1.. -r. 1000. Ia17
...t-. 3D.. i''- p. FOO 81. ..... g.. o.
b. . ca.. .'r e. a"i ''-', l' I'm ''t 10. % '
,.A..a. N.aa .s 3D.. j. .e' n'~ ~. ID. 80
o4- l.oa- or -i-,-- - oor Oh 7i-.~ ~.r'a. l'.'o
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Us p4.h t..li. D,4. I..s. Dr.. 3D. f.c. v.4l tor
.- -. r.-... .s L sd -a 90 .ao-. ..-O. ..,
a.
r .,. . a r.. r...r.e- O. Posi-. IS rTir.s --e u.s.
{ .f. ..
I g. III IT,. .- .l. 1895 b. at
." ..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02


'.e----e fa.---.-------- -.-----.---.. .e L .e
--AuII.
f..'.
rs.-.. Cos frn a. an a v.r.r up ..a points. -a.-
e.r o.,.o, q. loyeroer l.1.. j. s.. .p1er l0.-
t.- - -l o.. - r- -...a '. l.--. .ar o.
i ,"-. I.r'.nnr1 Ii.-. Jua... I.rt. f.a..ary
r. siar.l. l0-e Apr. -.na 1o~.avs ro@rs ancr--
.,I ' n-cruise- 100 iu.'. y ar.r-. Io',
4.,,o. r,nru,-, 10 30. -arr. loJ-. 80. Ap1.
-.',,r. Ash .aI-fio, 5--r. o.. INLAND GOA .-.
- ..,.t,, III ... ei,u-I. oa i...l.-o .s,.-
~ 20 ,,-. =, for ar..c a.a -. Y r-l 'r " c,t
fai.-a ub- So - 8. eaa b.. laser Cloicr W.It.r
80 pDl-. -uprrAu, - -.a 3d. later an e11rru~ 800
s. Low rs s 49, , gIo oo, Ear' "4ea i
IXi &c., - i. ~. -'4I ms. i.a.,s., ,
$3.50. 10 10. '"' - ~ -..--
nom ID, FAR rila -tAie - -sa-s 20 ,,aa %. .nc, .o
2.~ ,' = lor~t,.5 CIr. ,a.,, %, ',.a.,. .,.r.
Rogaa Icon O"o. % as .o '''oi u 'Aol,- ''- '
tr - e54eI 81 I'VE "'1trIc. - 5o1s5 -. .-a-:~
tiHr % ,.,o. "a, F.f . l.r.. ..
voc Y ear 70 sk 1r sosl @ -r, very i.,r csc o.
".'"' scit- IIIeItN FLOUR bull dec .si. -a.,. o.
9es. Somno" 10 ,'', .1nsr,,c 81 rs -. =
-5iars 81 opened sea d, a ID o-sd heavy
speculative aec'Ilif ,a. 10" bush il'1r's li-uU
pu'H, Dbl. ,",." i - . a-i,.- p, ,d-d "a ,,,.r
a. a.. 1' ' ''tti I--' . o.,~f /. So 3 oo 81 d n
= d. -- -I'a.tI NJ l. 49, ,,., E, O. g. ,,
~ o34rl O54. .o eo. 81 o'~; -ieaael 80 !
NAIt H-lt -'..''ii''l' ''"~. ''' '.'-l'-
60. t'i'ifI - 20 g. coo -A- - w.
NoFotln'- 90 - ..-i- ~ surg g ~. , no.
White, Nc'ti b.I. - ".''--- '"..' "-i!'- ~ ""
a. uJ-4f q + '"''-' 'f' ''.-. '''' - 49,
El quo 81 81 I.I ID Do Jaw
-1e-- la q. r. '..' t- ''' ,
cIan9ei -..-.' .'i'N ID '... ~ ~ .
trade ioi Ga l''' ''. .''U' ., E ,'' .
account ga -. 10y OILS DO. "'i- ','.. l
cuding O"Ri"uel '''.'" ''.H ~. Of,
ia -ore. 90 go g. IT, ann. ~, m. is, iI o, i,1.
-cpitI.'i -, e., r. .., '',.t'i..,r /. .,,.,'-
IL @''H ~ .i,..,t IA -; @
49, f%,c f.'cg sa.c. 81. 900 bush lncudng So &,
"a - a.: ,,-,.. 30. 80, 80 ~ !. go. N .
Al -. 40. "a, No ,infc lc Mixed " est
Nlht, IS = W - 80 ,,.i.', ~ . - go, ~
ern. s. d'"c' " me" go" 80. .''I.l & w"
SepiemDcf, "0+ I"'c "pOO ouah 90. O''oO'i 0oe'--
FEED 80 adv . 81, No.
GHtA~l- al - t-.io ~ lone al % e., . ,.. 49,,
H-AA AND - la We 'f Icetia ilii u"a'H'S' "'u
eT4De. .....,.. q, 49, ,,r-
4 '-i'' LA '"' .'
l'utl' 3! i,H gay" e.. 20 '',rr.'-c.
300 d" r. A. ~ i' -tc'hu- ~ &c d. '''' 90" ~
priv ate terms ~ ~ no ,.n - .'',,.,.
seconds -. o'-'U 90 '..i'I'.- -. -, ~ f''",1r@
--.f ntnu 20 800 -1' iI'S 80 49,, nr1
l92c Nv 40 u ~ n . -. 30 -. -, r
wave triiis "llu I'm 49,, $1,000.
loc 80 10 n'Ip PIlNtt. ''i"i- Ia ~ ~ u,,,,,,co
pilNhle ttIln5 80" 40 Ia -. -, % 80 ~ IN.
Ri vac tei ~ w, o. ~ = h NUS ~ '' "'' ~ ~
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~ I III ",,cha,ce, e.ocks g-l hhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

4of Lambs Secured a. IA Greasy. "a n ia el7 brs
PORT Ph nm Fleece IL Gd -c9rfeI. l. ~ Isl III
Greasy ~ ais nd Loc's and i1eres 2d a. u. %
Lambs Is 3D. Grfn y 12L U.s. 10. 3J Daie7 Ane ade-.
sc11red - 2ef.a U.s. 0d greasy -iadn9a. Locks md
Pieces u.s. gan I'D. Lambs secured. u.s. ID Is 2di
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

The receipts of -four and grain at tho principal
Atlantic ports this st day Of September were;
NeR
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financial.

ALL CHECKS. DRAFTS, &c. should 10
n printed On ATlON Al SAFETY PAPER The on pos1
ave protection agsAnsl alterations.
CAMPBELL HALL CO. New York.
LII VINO are interested in railroad business
~ am mileage statistics sGoud get THE lNBO y r Al
AANAt Tor lf-7 now reaiy. pa zee - frn-s '- m.t
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII want IN
ID get The rubune Almanac Tor ESQ. gives me cures
United states Revenue and kXpenutir" SINCE 'f) FHA
-5oeuts. py ma.
GAS STOCKS & City r. 4. Stocks and Bonds
n bought 8 -od. TT HEWITT - fxchanee.Dace.
CWYNNE & DAY. 45 Wall-st, New-Yorh
~ feStablshea l-l4I transact general Banking an<
brokerage Business railway -hsres Bonds &c. sc
Gas STOCKS
Al New York BROOKLYN 9as stocks, and asD s.ab
Of Br0oaign my ment -ecur tl.s iea.i ID Dy
NE8RSsE a.. PKEsTi--,
is BROAD D., Az ID % bAlIiAN 81. PLACF
TO THE BONDHOLDERS Of the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY tOMPANY.-N Office Is
Rnndho aer- ~ fhr UTAH Ntr TERN RAILWAY CDA
PA y pr cfeiiug~ "a the mortg tze
An agreement hd perry ior gre h0udh14ers a3i
appoint for TIA purpose has cen rlgned DY lars@
majority the bondhonrrs.
Those rf the agreement can 10 20 Dy
arplylue az office Of TIE UNION ii.i IT COMPANY
OF NEW l. Is - ~ t. Broad YORK CITY.
holder a-e bonus sad IT1st
Comuany trustee 10 't- purchase = ne
rropertv OF company conformity he above
ht fuu0rs. SIGNED tTf-t COMPANY
Dopasuur- requested fIr % the rust
Company rIiIr bonds exam ana 10
''''' '' T. r. BISHOP
b. VI Bf-~iTT
Trustees of Nort.a ~ = Ia Western railway co.
hf.
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The above does not include pa yments ma On
account OF the lntercs, or prnclpai OF the pGbAc
debt OF the Quilted STA fes.
settlement of the Controller Of the Currency on
-.ot .uib.r / 1850 shOwlngthe amounts OF National
bank notes aud at cgai-tendcr notes oustalulhs ~
the dates OF the passage OF the Acts o1 June ~
ISL January l +, 1875. and June 30, 1875. to-
cerner with the amounts outstanding at date ana
4 tina If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass sept without demand or gaes
worth rsporua Printing Cloth market Is not qloa)J
lower though very nominal