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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-24
Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi Weekly Line to NesO York.
Steamers Eieanora and franconia,

VIII. until further notice, leave
AH = Franklin Wharf, Portland, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at
4ausE=S%A O'Clock. T. NJ, and leave Pier rs,
East River, New York every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at Z. VI.
These Steamers fitted up with nne accommoda-
ions passengers, making this and
omfortable route for travellers between New York
aud Maine. During the summer months these steam
will touch at Vineyard Haven on their passage to
and from New York Passage, including State Room,
g. Meals extra. Goods destined beyond Portland
or New York forwarded to destination at once. For
further information apply to
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
}. +. AMES, Agent, Pier 80, p. r., MY.
Tickets and state rooms can be obtained at % Ex
change street. dec5-ttf
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FOr'Sale.

rTyHE house and lot formerly occupied by Mrs. s.
Il j. kalloch. corner of Grove and Chapel
streets. The house contains eight large, square
rooms, and is in thorough repair throughout. A
well Of never falling water and Ixrge cisiern the
premises. II applied for soon win be sold at bar
gain. Call or address.
GEO. Z. MACOMBER, Augusta
MRS. C. o. PLUNER, Wafervilie, Ne.
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BEWARE OF
FRAUDS, ctvN!EsgEl!S, And INVITATIONS,

SO-cs1Icd EIiXfrs, Extracts, etc.
The Great Fame of Dr. kauninan's Sui.
phur Bitters
has excited greedy wrstchcs who have made wor'h
less limitations. These pirates clearly intend TO
flourish by stealing whole part of the name OF
OF our justly celebrated medicine We will be
grateful to any one who will inform when these
mserable limitations are presented to them for sale
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Or. kAUFFMAN'S
Sulp h ur Bitttrs
ARE PREPARED ONLY BY

Sole PROPRIETOR for 4. 4. and Cnnsdns.
Lawrence. Mass.
mar13TuThGS&w1y
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Railrnans ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and AFTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER l9. lsso.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston At 800 A. N. and q.5s A.
NJ; For Portland l.s5 and 1870 =. NJ.
For Rockland, 600 A. N. and 9.59 A. N.
EoH Farmington, 9.57 A. NJ.
For Bath, 600 A. NJ, Q.59 A. NJ. and l.s5 p. NJ
For lewiston eco, 9.5s A. NJ, and 1.5S and SO
Pm.
For waterville 2.2j, 1910 A. NJ, and SsA p. NJ,
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.Si
z. NJ. and Is A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
iays incipded
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SULPHUR
And Its Uses.
Impure Blood Loaded with
Foul HumOrS Is the
Father Of all Dis
eases.
How Important then that the Blood
should be Pure, Rich and Strong,
without which there can
be no Health.
OVER $1,000 BOTTLES SOLD LAST YEAR
IN MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Sulphur Bitters

Contains all the blood cleansing properties Of Sui.
phur skillfny combined with the virtues of many
healing roots and herbs as 10 produce powerful
compound and concentrated medicine of SURPRISING
excellence. IF you ARE TIRED with little effort
suffer from loss of strength, pains. foul coated
tongue, your skin ovsred with piples, yitaied
blood loaded with foul humors bursting through the
SKIN in pimples, blotches and SULPHUR
BITTERS is just what YOU need; 1t will give you u
clear skin, sweet breath, cleanse Your blood, give
health and comfort, as thousands can testify.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the City Ordinance in regard
to fast driving In the street. Of Asgusts, will h
rgfy enforced from and after this date. Safety t<
life and limb compele 10 this course, q II hss
become a common nuisance.
BY order Of the Mayor.
g. H. WHITE. CityzMar.har
Augusta Deeeu.lser 10 f,<a1
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.


tVNo other line runs Three Through Pas
senger Trains Daily between Chicago. Des
Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln. st.
Joseph, Atchison. Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
Nebraska. Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Ne
vaia New Mexico, Arizona. Idaho. Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most Comforta-
BILE Route via Hannibal to Fort Scott. Denison.
Dallas, Houston, Austin. San Antonio. Calves
ton and all points in Texas.
The uncqualcd inducements offered by this
Line to Travellers and Tourists. are as follows:
The celebrated Pullman 16-wheen Palace
Sleeping Cars. run only on this Line. C., II. &
Reclining Chairs No extra charge for Seats
in Reclining Chairs. The famous C.. II. & Q.
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re
volving Chairs for the exclusive use OF first
class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment. CON-
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
menf. makes this. above all others, the favorire
Route TO the South. Southwest, and the Far
West
Try it. and you will find travelling a luxury
instead OF discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all Offices in the United States and
Canada.
All information about Rates Of Fare. Sleep
ing Car Accommodations. Time Tables. &C..
will he chcerfuily given by applying to
10 A. BEAN. Gen'l Eastern Agent,
3D6 Washington St. Boston. Mass
and 3Is Broadway, New York.
JAMES X WOOD. Gen. Pass. Agt.. Chicago.
7. J. POTTER, Gen. Manager. Chicago.
msrlatky " 30veeks
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Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers
BOSTON, evt,y THURSDAY, -fs i!Tisseo!

via Londonderry, offering superb accommodation to
Cabin Passengers, at moderate rates. Extra
steamers from Glasgow, Galway and Queens
town, for Boston direct. Kind treatment
and comfort for Steerage Passengers made
a specially. Outward and Prepaid tickets rs low
by any other frst-class Line. For Outward and
Prepaid Tickets apply TO THOMAS +. MURPHY,
Agent at Augusta, or TO
LENE & ALDEN, General Passenger Agents,
) State ST., Boston. 207 Broadway, New york.
nov22t &w6m
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For Sale.

One Of the most desirable residences in Augusta,
being that recently occupied by the late J. u. San.
born. Fine modern built house, with stable Large
los with shade and fruit trees in great variety De
lghffll tifuafion; only i've minutes walk from
PostclIce. For sale af . bargain, II spplied fos
soon- For fun particulars, enquire Of
a. q. LONGFELLOW-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

rTc ds Wequote Refined here & asked for export
Ga@' 2c Mt tl W. Arnold reports Crude Certihcaes at
a M .a's Sci u m 81 7a53c 1880 p mr s25s2l;ci
20 p NJ sales 62lsc; s2l4 as23c $50 p. N, sales
sales 81 &c. December si',cI January so February
S. Sd 5 fs C r GaIcrs crpSe rye Sgqyaen ises
TtI9@996o united shipments, $780, total for MONTH
t, o, Isl trading ransr more 40
cha Eei 5aes 50 bbls Mess for export s7 5o&fl7 5
] do Fe5rnary Sls 2oaSls GEEF in moderate
Family es s5Ssi8 CITY Extra Etr INDIA INDIA Mess, s2 Ss2550
5000 cir MEATS steadily WI held with iary active
demand Picked shoulders 7a57Ic. Picked Hams iOa
4OE' ,IBn' IB1f'a shoulder 2c smoked Hams I$9i&S3t &
sSa stSS@ r ear S Sg shot cSa &C. wd13 LGns soa n
short Clear hall sni Ea nj , 'G terms DOA' BREssED
rcnp AL, opened slo easier sub5e9ueniy became
Of about L. om the Ii hcst rates, an active bus IS
n @ tI t .' all r Trade on speculative a,eoqnt 'ie'
100, tcs November, n42Ioll47Lc. closing ll.t0@
ii45tc 1000 tct IS5,ry G5I - cosins
c,,b cL Ri Loo tes March lls23 ~ DC. c.
a,go te' May De- closing llo5c: city steam in
$50 cs I5,gc Refined aaoiei 1 Soc Contncnt and i5c
] ]Solt Amcrc1 HtITEE-Markot unchanged strictly
state Creamery Fair to Chocc. 2Ga57c; state Hait,
Eusn Tubs fair to Choice, 35dsic.i state Welsh Tubs,
Far 70 Choice 22a2oc: Entire pares GoOd to Choice
lSo2iG5 %es,en Creamery Falr to Choice 22a$sc @
10 choice 5g2Ie Western Factory Fair choice 13Gl7c
scarce & @ 3 3YsTy & GTm on Stfieiy cFoGc, |leR p
70 Choice & &egi2ei Western Flat Poor to Prime sall
EGGS Choice fresh very firmly held and u iair
nearly 32gc; state and pennsyyania. z312gc West
lIlE-steady tiul N 1derafey active.
sALt-About .toady. BUS not at all active.
z
Clovcrquct saajc 30 bags NJ Sasc Timothy quiet
SrEAEINE-Fun and more active sales $4,000 n city,
private terms quoted l2c, ana 100000 OeomargaIine
sUGAi-Eaw duh and nomnaly unchanged 2.IOO Ma;
cinns a5isc Ee6ned dull aud depressed; tranulatcd
oag1sc. Cut Loai l1'sa iu4c., crushed lO.c tubes
do 9l2c Mould a." 9l2c; OF a. S'-a9sc; White
Extra c. si2d1 Yellow do. do 7'4uSSc; Yellow &C.
TALLOW-Falriy active weak; sales, $4,000 n, 7s0
fEA-At the large auction sale to-day rule
shade caster aud Green and apan were c oer lar'cu.
Noynue Green ncluinr Hyson at 9td56c Young Iiyson
ai c ImprraIat I2a3Iec Gunpowder 10 qo6lc,
Imperial, fa31 Hc for GunpOHdcr; LIZ pkgs Foro osl
T8f "a f DO at 19 i 81 Pas '%aS oso%
So Egi Amoy goi"ns a. 93Gi,c S'5 pNs' Foocho" uo'
TOBACcO-Kcntucky fairly active and hrmi les $50
quiet sales 500 cases 50 PGna, yana 6e5e So eases
1850. Ncw.Eng.and ltgipc, 100 2,e% l,0n ono Rl'
vat" terms; 100 Wisconsin, 3dlJo; 200 bales Ha-
WIALEBjN-Quiet and unchanged at 81 4j 'or Arctic.
favorable state of aars manuiacturers are back" IN
making purchases 'too,s are carried ~ much cost the a
toward lower lrccs M fal cg Of aorna ha, not cone
ne high prices demanded by, holders ,,.-l,. EGr.
sae.. 5000 ro3sc ",, rcsaa 42e45% ooco S oi5
Clm3ing aud D iu. it'5-c lS.gog n secured Ie as
gon 'c.. 1000 n Medium UnHashcd Indiana, 22c. lftoD
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

spring dun at 1885, Winter New Western steady lI2d
CorD-AlXed dull at OH p COtODseed OlYel0w Ameri-
ean none here BOsinCOnmon at London dun at Gid
Turnentine-SDlrits at London. steady at i23d
LIVERPOOL. Nov iS-3;OU pIn-B -Breaistnns-Cotn dull .
5lld GENITAL for New Mixed westerns Flour HID foe
Western Peas 81 y percenta Canadian. Wheat 10 IOi
oil FOR California White; ldall6d fof California Club;
1llddl0Bd for Rcd Western Spring.
LIVERPOOL Nov 1S4 pu.The receipts OF wheat Tor tho
past three days 255.OOO centas including Il9OO0
LyERPooI, Nov $3.50 D. m.-Beet 1880. per tiercs
grades Of American Bacon as per cwt for Long Clear
hhdtes IailoW, a 81 cwL: Iari % Cd per cwL for
Amencan. PORK. n "a per bhL for Prime Ness
LONDON NOV I'D D mtaloutta Iinseei. AB D9sNd per
quarter Snerm OIL, e3SUtl0per ton Pale kO1n NalO6d.
spirits TurDenne 42sGf2 81 per owt Refined Petroleum,
68li spirits OF Petroleum. 92dG0d per gallon Common
ANTWERP, Nov. 1S.-Petroeum II francs for dne pals
Am9nSan Am WcoTs Lard closed at las iraacs &c cenmcs
HAyeg. Nov. 1s;--wlcoxs Lara closed a, 7S francs
90 confines Der 80 kiloA
HAMBUR5, Soy. lS-WIcoXs Lard closed az 80 marka
90 pfennigs per 100 b
LONDON, Nov ls.-TEe Manchester Guardian IN ia com
there no sign OF increased business There was fair mguv
in departments at prices DAYS AGO bnt pro-
duoe IN these cases arc very extensively and y holding
LOND6S Nov Is.-The Minclng Lane Markets have r. ea
nlctiye supplies are large and quotations uDgetle
weeks advance IN sugar has since restricted the demand %
rphners The partial speculation IN lower qua ie he's SUB
sided Though tho entire beet supply or Europe likely 10
$1,000 less than expected 10 yed
than that Of former Despite these statistics se-
for delivery accepted three 20 six under last
week rates Refined has "a len six pence per nundTedVeg
ing very low. few parcels Of superior cOiOry
brought extremely high es In other respects the marks
sell $500 bags the 23d inst. against 10000 bags In
November, 1880 The latest estimate OF the Governments
Java crop tOOO tons being p tons above tha f 1850
ce Was depressed Cinn TIA unatered and tho u8r
ket quiet Large supplies Of Indian Teas public sale
taken readily at fun prices WIT and black Peipcis,
Pmenos amt zanzibar Cloves have further dec ned and arc
without much demaud.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

er s5 909ss Medium Heavy SO 1896 20; Choice Heavy
50 1886 40; Pigs, S5Gs5 So
CHICAGO. Nov. 16.-HoGs-Recepts, $4,000 head ship
mens 42O0 head general market unchanged quality not so
good proportion Of Light Thin Mixed large Thick Eat 0gs
scarce and stronger Common TO Good MXe - lOdf6 lO
So 1908.
CArTLR-Receips 5000 head Shipments g 100 head mar
ke quiet and weak Exports SLOW a. $3.50 DO car Fancy
Premium at 81 66 Good TO Choice shipping 80 30dS5
Common 10 Medium, SO 90d4 49, for Butchers
and Canning at 2 StOckers ana Feeders steady at ~ 90
0&i; Range Cattle and firm; Texas Cows - 6baR4
Northern Wintered Cows SO 65dS3 80; alf steers
81 %; Mixers IN Sprngers, Common 10 Good so; Choice
Eastern, 45OGSGJ; Calves, ST0Sl6.
SREPRecepts $500 head shipments, LOO head Ship
active aud hrm Butchers weak and slow; Inferior TO
Fair Mixed - 750f3 30; Good to Choice SO 758Sl 5O Sc
leCed WetheTs. - 1886 25.
81. LOUIS. Nov lS-HoGs-Reccpts, 10000 head; ship.
ment 1000 head weather very bad supply hberal prices
lower Light shipping, 50 lOd953O NOrkers - lOGS0 oJ
Packing - 7jasg 10; Butchers 10 Fancy 81 2OQs6 49,
CATTLE - Receipts 1,iOO head; shipments, l,lOO
head light supply and Httle donei - steers
1000 75atj 50 Butchers steers, 50 QUASI Z0
Good Cows and Heilers. S3Gt3 80. ~
SnEEt-Hecepts, l-OO head shipments, lIuO;., goou
grades wanted strong prices Fair 10 Fancy, S3 oO9Si TO-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
pennrlsL hu Inux Ii DAKI, Y -. W II YAts.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Friday, Nov. 1S, 1891
FRIDAY, Nov. 1877. NJ.

The stock market this morning opened weak and
for the general list further fractional decline en-
sued. But the downward movement was quickly
checked by a renewal Of the manipulation OF Lake
Shore Stockton manipulation it Is, how
ever opinions may differ TO whether
1t is for the purpose of buying or sell
ing stock The average operator is completely
mysufed by what he sees and hears; and it is no
sraall part Of the mystery that after the seeming
operations in The stock daring the laet two days two
brokers this morning couid purchase 20.c0O shares
OF Lake Shore between 1918 and 1924 together
with the general aud proniscuous buying which
followed the larger purchasosl aud have the
stock dnl at l22 In Eve minutes af.erward
Yet tlat is just what occurred. The apparent
buying movement in Lake Shore far affected the
general market as to stien prices. bnt another do
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer, Vessels and RdRroaaS'
NEw-YoRK Friday, Nov. IS 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK, Friday. Nov Is ISL
AsHEs-seady end moderate request at 5c % Fo'S "l"
BE35WAX-Tas a moderate call at stCaly prices West
oru aud Southern, 81 022i.C.
RROOM-COEN-Qui
CANDLES Moderately active and steady
CHICORY Unchanged. ..t., ,,oJ
COAI-Al prices hrm and the Oh,ring' ere qu-c - I
ctof,. particularly Of tuminOus. We quote Liverpool
IGiIc camel lli Liverpool Gas do - Newcastle 90
Cakinr, - 75aSi Scotch steam S3 -; Provneat @',f
81. Pcnnsylvana and Wcstmoreland Gas, 81 90 " 80
VIRGINIA do - 80 Cumberland. BroadtOp and OieaIAclu ~
Anthracite. 81 9jdeI ~ by the cargo.
COCO l--Dull and hat.
COFFEE-Rio dul ana lower; Fair, lo'tc.; salrs l,uIo
cyR Rlsse FHXo, private terms; 7toeh
i'm hrst hnus -, ,f94 bags Mid generally uuch 90 So
ang 3iae stella sold at l5'ic also W. Days mar
ac.lbo at l3c. ....,o,,cd
COTTON-snot Cotton fairly active steady unchahgeeG
bales export, 76S acs for 'pinuing 2iO b2y, lo s
lgou Rrceuts at the ports today, JOU5N Dis, hshIa'
g. &c bales this last week, ana 5AN-U DaeS S g
for III week O6l bales against 22flt lIr, d-i Nt
ao 37g asf wear; since september !, lsu4,2-G baes
AGAINST 2,O43, 5gJ bales same time last rear
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

cline eot in when Lake Shore became dull and was
accelerated = by the report that the Pacihc
rank of Boston was in trouble Large
sales of stocks were made by brokers, hrms
having intimate connections with Boston,
which gave to the bank failure greater lnpor-
tance than seemed to be warranted by the puDlsheu
DISPATCHES concerning the character OF the DahK
and its difficulties as usually has been the case
lately with such reports after the first decline the
report actually made market for stocks that would
not have existed had there not peen
a special reason ready as an excuse LOT
the decline. and the market rlled pretty steady
with some recoveries until late in the day. lie
pressure to sell, however continued 50 that during
the last hour there was a further sharp and raplu
decline. and the market closed weak at about me
lowest figures Lake Shore, however, was wei sus,
tanned at above 121l2 while Michigan Central ana
Neyy-York Central were weak.
Government bonds were moderated ly active puV
except for the continued Gs the prices were haraIy
steady. The final changes are an advance OF . lor
the continued Is and decline Of IS for the Is An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

T' p G | l'i9 i rr3 J,is
aboa p m 20 d;y AMI &e receipts were i75 clrs Of 3O3
..rSa stt1r.lv il-;s head a-ainst l-,O25 head
or me 'oiif po1nhs sN & 1-1' ] 1S, ,t Mi @ '' '
eIa sgrly Of eatl ,r tia raa, al w gncommeny , SLOW
al y. if r In, nr sec. Tor tIc siashtsfirq Interest;
% g. a'i '9' sii as'' 'y p~fbinr IN c
,a, 'i's lr W w., sn @ NH so ycry low unic,,
tb uIuf.fy .r,aI.st This fact is realized by -lauc
,1gls .ry nj. ,f4r hy iIc very Dr. tied dCuaud tur
ge tt,v i" A., clIst.., 1pgr,foT, L.of oat Of SHIT
.a G @ s. m '1i a i l9c c,osS 1,oS S ,S5. Not g6
ts ~ m and tler,lpr'd .ss show reduction ~ &c. per
from a., '',I't gn \" l'5 anu a. Is ~ M i u v ,. l ~.
~ a,, - D. 1n1 "' ~ % n '' o 5GC irc ,r, nuT mr.
' 10 'g"s",,, , Gl, '2a5 t5 quarters o, Beet
'..'" . tl.'r f J.,.sl I,.si. lH. tlr ,.itq of
ra iga, Of l.i anl 5 ,r'1s'' ar, H., oil r, la @ '
=, Quarter, Of De 'or d. Io' ' VIII 'r'O''' S'' ''
-alrs q. l'tit Io7.anl for ) Craig s. kap'a2
@ , ~ d. tl, b a.. .0.,-. f5r saf. p, Cissosrg.
"'' p. OF 81 > 5 ,'..' o'' ''''' d. a. '''e' ID Ia"
a. I .or Ell Is rIr, Steers, a7G a. O., lose So
3. ieao iiI TO- a' I!'a' 81 d. 10 A' !'a' Z" a' l''"
la hsa @ b. r., or n ' ar,n is Enass ; .s. ' 5 q. q,
H. wsiRs. or ~ n Hta,; -,''- i,0 h a. lo r, n,
uh.hrrs 9a,l. on commission. l. ats nuH5 =, 5i ~
'si si.s} 1Gs j.a j'3 =. q & nao.-e for ,v,p,q CO. 20
n,' e. l93 10 . D 70 m !lil 81 II ~ ;, t' St5 97s
gao n, a. -'e - n anl 81 "t lh. ig' 'r ~ Wv vjj2
p. u o'r. rs ia la2 r. 40 o. ad D' loto' 1854 D Al
gt, %. 90 c 2'd. LODI 10, 4. -r 81 - l4H b ai sc
lao %, o ., ~ n aud ~ pl h.ai ~ 40 L"| 2' a. ~
AZ ga,c. - do. l. ! so n. a, uc
u. ,ai.'mri i,r -r' IS h,H'H'A T5'IEsI'' I Ta;t
y , ln al ''. '''' "'-'i' '''0' ''-'' ''' - ~
Nrwt%n 1lrti Tor ISn3no4gh '.EsLu u. UhI
-tcs t . at ~ 5a ~ a@ !t,,n ,n, D. "a et u Ici foT
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
GAR TRUST BONDS.

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF THESE VERY sAPE
SECURITIES AND BUY AND SELL SAME AT MAR
KET PRICE.
WE OFFER 4 LIMITED AMOUNT OF DESIRABLE
CAR TRUST ISSUES, ADDITIONALLY SECURED By
THE DIRECT OBLIGATION OF THE RAILROAD
EQUIPMENT COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
POST, MARTIN g. CO.,
81 s'sSE s'EssEEE.
TIE SILVER CREAM COMPANY,

LATE STUART DDNDAS z COMPANY,
Purchase export any part oi the world indian ner
Crandse produce OF every description Orders must have
provisional remittance attace+o the extent ~ 20 per cent
estimated value balance drawn for under cover Of docu
-
The silver Cream Company receive on commission ana anc
on sale n the Indian market merchandise and the poauc
tuns Of other countries. --
The : G. Company in better position than any house
in India 20 shin cZas OF brands, the Company having
their own mandatory in BurmaL Every cigar y guat.
9uasd 10 be made the very best material prOcuTabe n
India Cigarettes being also one OF the Companies special
ties. .--.--- ....,,,
very choice selection Of samples viii be dispatched posi-
paid. .,. ,.t ,. ,..,,.,, M In, Cam.
pay business they shipping yey largely 20 Austral Sal
fI'uol'0o "iU "'' oP0 - C. H. STUART Manager.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

TfyKRpoot Nov ls2:3Op m.-POrl-Prime Mess Eastern,
du'I at % do Western dull nc 1j Bacon-Cumberlan1
cut 52 short RID steady at 55s Long Ciel Sn
az rs "a, snort Clear steady az 5lL Hams-Long CUT
frm atjis Shoulders dull - Tor Beei-lnda Mess
ami al cd Mess duh 49, Prime Mess dul at w
Jarh-Prime cseTn 1rtn 10 01td IalOW--Fiite oiis'
steady 4lGd. Turpentine-Sprs steady a tAt" r1
IJne steldy at Sud Cheese-f
can loles DUH at o. fani OH none here flonrII.Au
SIa,e lull az l43d Wheat-No White duh at l0Sd' NO
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
IIvr srncK MAnkEri-nY TnLEGRAPn.

BUFFALO Nov. 1s.-CATIE-Reoeipts to-day, 3og heaSi
to nj for thus far 1900 head; Tor same time aas
1000 head; consigned through 200 cars; ihif deni pu @
al lower rates: Of Good - jOd&5 b& nothing "7
IN other stock. coo -, ,,toi
sngRP AND LA,ms-Reoeipts to-day, $500 bead toth'
tr week thus far head: time last week,
$4,000 head; consigned through 81 care market elH' sn
OF Fair Good Western sheep at iaSi oO Ohooe -
S5. no Canada on sac ,----,.. a.. far
uoGs-Ileoepls to-day 900 head total for week ths a
A. nO0 head for same week, $4,000 cOnHigsol
through 200 cara; market dull aud usetled sieS VI
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

r, yonK Nov ls-The following the total net re-
ccpf- Of COTTON mentioned ports s0e SePe-
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
BLINKING AND FINANOIAL.

We have just issued pamphlet, copies Of which
can be obtained at our oihce giving account of
the completion of the Chesapeake and OHIO Rail
way to Newport News, and also of the Elizabeth
town, Lexington and Big Sandy r. r., forming the
connection between the Chesapeake and Ohio and
its allied lines west, southwest and northwest.
The company arc now ready to sell the s. OO0, 900
six per cent bonds of1o11 issued on tie completed
road to Newport News. Price par and accrued
interest The net earnings Of the road over oper-
ating expenses for tho nine months Of 1881, have
been at the rate of about $3.50 900 for the year or
more than three times the amount necessary to
meet the interest on the Purchase Money Funding
Bonds and the bonds Of Series A. and considerably
more than double the amount required to meet the
interest on these and OH the $40 10000 Bonds
of 1911.
The earnings for this period have been to a large
extent from the local business Of the road alone,
and without any contribution from the business to
be dervived from the opening Of the Elizabethtown,
Lexington and Big Sandy connection and the ex-
tension to Newport News, which must largely in
crease their net earnings the coming year.
FISK 81 HATCH,
Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-19
~ O'CLOCK TO 2l2 O'CLOCK.
2l2 O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

Arkansas Is / Louisville & Nash Tex Pac inc J.
l. n and r smith zen 10000. 7Gl2
5,0OO....3 10000 =. lO5 q xansas Pac lst
p & issue Northwest CoDsos 10000. lO444
10000 - 80 5000. -. 1907 Bur Itap& lst
OHIO and Miss Gull Col and Is 2OOO--..- lO@2
Springfield div lO01...-.- ITO Can Sou'D lst go
coo .... a. Ches & Ohio LIST 1000 90i4
fhio Southern lst ! series n Y LE & West
10 OOO --.97 5000. .-.-. Sil2 New n con
Frie 30 mortgage Texas Il Grand3 lOO0O.... lOi y
00o - lO5l L. 1900. .......9I 81 Louis & l @t I'd
3,OOO....... SOi2l 5000 ....-. IOI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21

Balance on hand at close OF business June
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
seMi-AaNUAt REPORT Of THE c0UaTY
sa~-eH AUOIT0a.
OFT1oE OF CovNTY AUDITOR,
OIAssy COUNTY NEVADA, Dec. 81, 1880. {

To the Hon the Board County Commissioners Orrasby
County, State OF Nevada
Gentlemen: The County Auditor respectfully submits
the following report Of the financial affairs Of the said
county for the six months ending Dec. 81, 1880.