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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

TuNoRs CrySipelns, mercurial diseases, scroi
ula and general debility cured by "Dr. Lind
sey's Blood SearCher.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

"sgLLERs Liver FILLS" have been the stand.
ard remedy for malaria, liver complaint COS.
tivGneSS, ETC., for fifty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

THERE'S balm III Giiead 10 heal each gaping wound;
In Thomas Eclcctric OIL the remedy Is found,
For internal and for outward use, you freely may
apply I'll
For ali pain mud Inflammation, you should not fail
To try Ii.
II only costs tri0e tlS worth lts weight IN gold
And BY every dealer In the land this remedy 4 sold
Sold by IAughlln .Br0a 4 Co., Wholesale Drug.
sists, Wheeling, w Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

GOING EAST AND WEST
On and after November 1850, all trains will run
duly, except Sunday, ny follows:
8ThrUugh Tnllns "a Pittsburgh,
although Trims to Cleveland,
2ThDugh Trims to Chicago
land. '''''' '''N'
Hotel @ S4@ Sleeping Cars on all Trains between AL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
Mr. iAurs I. FcLLOvs Chemist, ST. John,
n. d.

n. H.
DEiR slR'-lIaving used your Compound
Syrup Of HyPopho'phitesS for some time In
mondlng II to my patients who arc suffering
from General Debility, or any disease Of the
lungs, knowing that even In cases utterly
hopeless, II affords relief,
NwFAw II, @, ADBY, N. D., st. John,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
TO CLEVELAND.
Only lvGhOuHnnd twenty-five minutes.
TO CHICAGO.
ONLY cIglIICCn hnIIr.

at $40 r. NJ, bridgeport 500 Pm Arrives Ut stGu.
bcnylllC at 6,Ob r. Nj leaves SiGubenyyie al $50 A.
Nj bridgeport ut 1852 A. NJ; arrives ut DCllalre ut
gOa A, n.
Tickets aud baggage checks 10 all principal points
IN the East md West Cnn be procured ut the Ticket
ONCE In Bridgeport. y. H. MYERS
Gcneml rnWonENr and TIcket AGENT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ElNEhepRrt Of study; text books furnished
At COST; calendar arranged to suit tCnChcrs: Cx.
liberal, thorough Fall term begins SETPESB EK
2 1851, Attendance last year from ~ counties Of
West Virginia and from States and Territories
viOus.
~ For catalogues and other Information apply 10
tho Acting President, d. Il. pURINTON, Morgan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

sunday, express leaves Wheeling at S;j2 A. ", ar.
nNGs WcllsburS 996 4, ", stcubcnvile g:65 A. ",
making close connection for western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 =. ", and 6:35 A,
", run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, ut co. =. N, with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago it 40
next morning. Bcrths Can be secured In advance ut
Union Depot Ticket Office, Columbus
Pullmnl,s Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
through without change from Sieubcnyiltc I2st 10
PhilGdelphi9 and New York West to Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis aud ST. Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations, and any further information M.
ply 70 JOS, N, IELLEvlLLE, Ticket Agent, III Pai.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. or at City
Ticket OLce, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Pittsburgh Pa
4, A, FORD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

b. 4 ., Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
Oh all night trains.
Close connections are made Tor all points sOuth
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
Il desirable route for cOlOnisls and pCrtOns moving
to the great West and 10 whom particular attention
Ia given.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave WhCClng...G2j A. w., 1.AOP. NJ, blO ?. N,
No trains run on this Division oil Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale at DtpOt,
OlCc open Mt al hours during the day.
Information 10 the travelling public cheCriully
given. W. NJ. CLEMENTS a. Of r.
B, 7. pEvRIEs Gcnl Agent, Wheeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

TN17s.c, Pgs advanced about ise
per loo D. sed oosed srCng, with reaction Of 2qae
from the highest hgurss trade moderate both for
export and speculation sales $50 Prime steam spot
lldlllDc.. $500 to- June ll6lllOc, closing llni Lei
400 tea July. l0tfdillOc, closing lip1 nc; 800 tcs
August 1897 Toe, closhg all07 ~; 80 icN
September l0H,d l05c cosiDg II al LOO 2c; 1000 tes
vember l0bOc; 2jo tcs selery iU2 ~ closing 1877
CITY steam moderately active saos loo tea lO3Oc Re
fined IN better demand saes, LOO ties Continent llO5G
IL. l2lgC; closing, li.l2Lc.
BUTTEit-MaTkrt week unsettled. New Butter-Staie
hafnrkin tabs. Fair {, choice lTd2lc state Welsh Tubs
Fair 10 Choice l. Q2nc state Dairy Tubs Poor 20 Far "a
ne; state Creamery, Fair 10 Chnice lHa2ic; Western
Creamery l5a &c.. Western DAIRY. Fair Choice lta
l-c Western Factory Poor 10 Choice l0Gli &c CHEESE
N1rket quiet aul scarcely Hffn; New Chee-e-Siate
Factory. Poor Choice 10 Sdoc; Skins Common to Choice
50 C.. Western Far, Common 10 Ghoce EOdS
: Lair demand, state ana l"nn~vlt ini
lidl Ne Long land and NewJcsev. dl6o. southern
l22dl8t c.; Western aud anada. - &c.
RIOT 900 faf 80 lpiug sal AM steady.
SCGAR-ltav grades and Quiet IN consequence
Cuha To arrivc) private i.5uO hhd. Muscoyado At
mai 6qc for the Western tTde Refined in demand ann
strong; Cut Loaf 10 &C.. Crushed. 10 Powdered ~
dlO'ic.i Cubes lo,2c.: GRADUATED. lOSc Mould ~,
Toe ON "A, H2d &c. White Extra" - gaD -. Yellow
do do ~ g.: yellow sc" =. as &c. Yellow, 1dl C.
sTEARIN E-Qulei; sales 200 tcs, sellers option June
an July. Lac.
TALLOW-Frm: sales, 90 900 ~. Gt,9Gaisc.
TEASalcs auction "a half he~t' Moyune. nc'ufng
Tyson i622c; Houng Tyson, l5a 80: lnpcrll -
81 Gnnpowdrr. 33aG~c 81 hafche>is japan Fan
Firrl Ni2H3 lie; los Dn. 6dJLc. Sl2 CODBOu. ZJG3oc
COL FOrmVsa OOiOls 20 aa33c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MAKKEr4.

BGtrryoRg June l-CottOn frmer MidinF 1875 Flour
dull nowaid street and Western super, - 30 - 40 -
TIA - gOdSJ Family - zJ0tB 80: ny Mills super
s. EOaS4 do Extra 5OaSj Go. Family, ~ 80 9SI do
Hio brands s. G2ssG 10 IatapscO Panty 81 -. Wheat
southern lower ostrn lower closing nTmer for opt"hH
Southern Red 81 2oSs "A do Amber 2iGs :" No,
aSl 24la: July. 2li,aSl y; August, 81 Bratl iva
stpiembcTSl lJdSl 1874 Corn-sonthern steady
Southern While, 90 - do GLOW. % 95'
Western Mixed spot lOsa6c June, 56ite Augns ., &C.
lid steamer 63 &c Oats quiet western Mhltct 5000
do Mixed. 46a47c Rye dull VI O6dsl nay dnll s su
easier Prim 10 Choice frnnsy yania and ss
BUFFALO June Flour steady with fair demand Nhrst
duh ~ 70 bid No Hard Duluth, cash Corn steady any
sale Of 5000 buah. No MiIed seller NY a
lpc. Oata quiet 45e asked 42e lid eash isr &c, Me-
Barley OF No Rye here hiehnlHN'
tit, made. 81 I2eSl H. Frelghts 70 New fork by
WheaL 0c.; Corn Sc Data 9s4c. Canal freiEhs-"heA@
Corn nc. TO SeW-IOTk..
CHICAGO June iFlour steady and uneha.ged Wnes IN
No CHICAGO spring 81 local iO essh ~ 1 her
al ll7s JULY 81 lOAdSl lO11 August u o.
10 do Zee Ssi Oh Rejected T3Ssi Corn fairly active
and shade higher Al "a 1ot2 ~ cash. June and J1y
heavy and lover at s6',e cash $50 Junei 3Ske JSy
- v6 August RYe easier ., o. TO- Barley eaaisr ~ wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02


.c.. dealings IN State bonds presented no features
ano Tennessee 6s old. sold at 7li2G72 !;
prn.,.os "a. Little Rock, Pine Blum ana Ne"-Oi-
- p.;,,oad 1T 10, and Central railroad AZ 10
tesn. u;. q. deferred, at 10; Alabama Class A AZ
tns.rs .rd Missouri IS, 1885, at III; 1913" at
80 ID 1889 at 115L2 Ofcity bank STOCKS Ten
80 ~ Continental were sold at 124'2' .,
dealings in railroad bonds presented iittle
- % .racial interest. number OF ISSUES were
:, interest, and in nearly all cases the prices
auo'ou n Il ner cent of the amount OF interest,"
49,, AT of preyious quotations. Erie second co"-
ssk0N =. iosl, ax interest. and the funded os AT
% - interest Missouri, Kansas and ieXas gen-
wv .-.,,ooas sold ex-interest at 97l2d9SG9|'s'
go uartford and Erie frsts we're dull ana lower
- o,i'ae,lo Chesapeake and Ohio iirsts, series d.
l. nor cent higher al 90l2. and currency 'l''i-
-, aoh,s rose from 65 to &C. Canada Southern "is''
80 l. better at 1O3l2. New-fork hIeVa'ou
6rsts were strong at 11s and metropolitan 'io'S
.teady at IO3os61 1882. ana seconuS W."
., higher at eOlo Ohio Central incomes "eIe won
~ 64s.: indianapolis Bloomington ana "oNo
incomes at %, and International ana urea NV,'
rru second mortgage incomes AT o''4' "
g.. Southern Minnesota Division, declined 10
a1Ois. st. Paul and Omaha consois roSc !" iVoS
- ;ntorest Kansas Pacific consols were steady
NJ 4
tral pacific 6rsts Mt III. Texasand Pacific incomes
advanced 81 to 1895, consols selling at lo2 ex inter
1t and 6rsts. Rio CYANIDE Division were steady at
iO2A. ,o,oo,-, ~
The Sub Treasury to-day gained sloo'i1' Oh
n.,.noo made nm BY q coin gain of S145,9i9 less
srrrancy loss of $45 796 This makes the total gam
.;nce last Friday. 1851. 7O5. The local money mar
sat today was rather moro active and after 3 per
rent per cent was the giving rate for large amounts
and until the close of business. The domestic OK
changes ON New-York are as last quoted except at
Nsw-Cr,eans comm ercial bills are quoted at
SO cents discount bank being ~ % premium ,:
The limited States Treasurer at Washington to-day
,eceiyed $4,000 National Bank notes Tor re-
hampton The customs receipts were T!6S3o2'
md the internal revenue receipts were SlG33Go.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as follows:
Exchanges $lS5,9S0.9OS balances. So'ono2t9p 10.
Rsceipts, Sl,O65.399; payments $?621240;
rnrrency balance, S66s9,O9S; com balance
S7lls02s9.
The following is the public debt statement issued
June i, 1851 compared with that OF May :, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Increase. IDecre.
ErRopEAv FINAvc1AL NAnKErS

IONpON June l-l23n PM. =. bonds hves lofas
Atlantic and Great Western Lrst MORTGAGE trustees ctt
Gates. % Ere. ~ ~ second c"nsn~ 40 "a Ne"-lnrs
trnTal l5J: Illinois Central l4N, Pennsylvania central
GSl4 New.YOrk. Ontario AMI Western, 3NL1
LONDON Jnuc 30 o. ,n-Paf1s advc"s quote three
cent Trntes S6 francs II centmes Tor tn account
June l4an i-''S lthli is ioi money hnh
llubs Tor the account four and hall per ''i7
lS Atlantic and Great Western erond MORTGAGE trustees
cer;incaies "n Illinois tentia l414 Peunsylv9nla 'eu
trial Is IA Reading 3OA The amount of bullion withdraw
from the Bank uf England balance TODAY }. ~. 90
advcs quote ihoe tent rcntes at 80 francs %
CEN meh iurt n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Coparincrsbin No!iccs.
OFFICE oP WOOD e DAVIS,

OFFICE up WOOD DAVIS,
81 PINE -, NEW YORK. June !, lSsl)
MIR GEORGE c. WOOD becames partner
VI m our hodse IRON date. WOOD X DAVIS.
SEw VI LIZ, June J, 1851.
AIR WILLIAM GWlNNE has tins day
VI been admitted 81 interest Ia oar nTln. -
yI'HE UNDERSIGNED, DESTROYS of forming
limited partnrr.hip under statute, of the state OF
New. y "Ik. hereby Crfilfy; l.
l. Thar thr 81 the nr nnder which snG p1ithrrmPn
Ia De condne ted {. TW EEDf, lNBRlh 90
That tlr general nature 81 the hisutS, hi'nlh 10 ~
trtnsaet, by such partnership II that ~ STOCK brokers' ana
the buying bonds anu Otcg securities o
al kind, comm 81, "a.
3 Tha the NAM. Az the general and ~ cs partners IN
terrsietl d said partnership are - t'll"S-t .
r who r-d"S at The tlty Of New" ora IN
the County ana state oi Sew York o.. a..
Idv l. mb' ~hJ resides AZ the city oil Bay'hne bl the
state ~ Sew Jsr-tE. .-.
MManAue state Of Wisconsin lcoml~>i oi ,id im"s
I'wcs,ly resides Ia NcwNork cts, shd Aithur W:
John H. Twriy IT, both Of whom reside Al rih
of tho general partners, aad beofget
W.ow Resides al si Jay VI Milwaukee mo spectA
partner ..,,. -. ill.,, ~, a. ann.
of ? 10000 a. capital to %" common >i"rA.
That period AZ .'h SD p1rtu"r-'ipi- :" coniens
i, The IN diy Of ,A, l-- tui The pcr0I AT winch IL
terminate D. thr til .aJ Oi MAY, 1857
~ ' " 4 ". DELrHER.
CFoEGE &. SWALLOW,
JbiN u TNiEDh. JA,
JANIS =. TN EEDf
III. T. iMBkiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02

-. - more buying by the small "euils-' Io'a.
49, GOOD recovery from the lowest prices OF
$3.50 and feyerish and irregular ending az ns-
- s,sler than were yesterdays last prices.
nIee bonds were dull. with sales at the
,sDss that amounted only tO$1o.ooo The quota
Posa unchanged. except decline of Is per cent
che bids for 4lgs Bat prices are hardly steady
"a would readily yield to any pressure to SELL An
sss.d are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
IxDIANA BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY Co..
Is BKO
IlO the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOM

NRw.YoRK April %, 1891.
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS and INCOME
4 BONDUOLDEllS OF the INDIANA, BLOOMlNGrQN
AND WEST TERN RAILWAY co.
Notice Is hereby that the Consolidated companys
ready Ia issue M stock tn holder OF each share tho
old cOmpanys Will be entitled receive the
render OF his cencae Of 800 each Of the stock
the
effected with the khoders
Of the late Ohio Indiana and Pacinc Railway Co.. this com
aud including June 30 ISL To the holders
the old Income Bonds the option 70 CONVERT their bonds
into the sto,k 81 the new company al thr same rate tat - 70
shares Of 300 each Of stock viii be gwen Tor each
slOOof Income Bonds
on and after JuIy l. lssl, limited tlme the Income
which shall have been converted into stock VIII be
into Consolidated Mortgage Income Bonds
dollar fOr dollar. J. h y. SltEA OOD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received At the
~ Omco o the Department Of Public ChAtiics and Cor
until 1881,
t,ruc, RES. HARDWARE &c. 90
For u Information city Record. for sale al NO CITY
Hall
mo CONTRACTORS.-Se Proposals will
b. received al the Office of the fr Department no 100
57 Mercer ST. until June . Isl. for Oubng n'MlH
and pumps for the same for iui hiohA"D SEQ
City iecord, fOT sale at No : cry Hail
Two CONTRACrORS.-Sea proposals VIII
be received al the 81 the Comm ssioners OF PUBIC
Works until 1881 for paving and oi regulating and
paving yarou- erts and aveiraes -,-... . Ola
Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
GENERAL MAKtEr REPORT.
NEW YORK.. Wednesday. June l, 1891.
AsHEs-ouct unchanged.

ASNIS-Qnic NV lIIe'i
t'OFFIt,-Io Corrr vas st@adv quiet Fair To Good
Catcoe> ildIl &c. Prime. .-c salr~ .o% bag ''.o
ri,- private trus auction Sur- 2SSS bags santos.
Oi-qI2a.C - aeS Rio l'-a II ~ mid grIdcs quiet
law. / a 'uc. Marss4ito. lt0 iJc
COrIo\-Sr,oi- advanced Ia and were fairy active
sa- 49, bara IN, udnr 20 'a~- for export I1.t bales
IA fpr speculation also $40 bales Ia
arrive Delivered on contract ~ bales W quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
financial.


|. who lrc interest ~ ln illIlhll N'l~lF'~9
....... .l.l crf IIlI. II.l tt 49, Al~
90" .'-. .... ...., ...I,.. .c...f. 's-fu.
" '.H 1000 90.
D\\kIn~ 4uI CAPT AlI~ - VIII VIM 'o
- o.. H. ir~,o N.,nc o. - % r'vr. Che ~ &c. -
O.. o. -ft~ p. i.tt,,l. Au. i-,t"i DOB ' ''' ''' '
-.r.uf- boil. me-
I'A~ STOCKS and CIV Il. L. >'orh- AMI l'"nl'
~
INWONNI l)Al,
>IuNN-,rr AG.NI.tti UNNNINf A$p RRnkflI
[ At,i o. rlN If-- - HN|i" NJ .''.''''
~ rim. Al ,.rTI'p of TIlI BOND ~ THE
| ciIN 90 HIlII tV-r''tr riNN .N.i "a IN
roli ,.d ,tn,,, vr 3d. l'. '''''' poe &C. ..''. '
lt.n,r bond, 80 ii.n o.. oI,.la . bounds Nh'"" -
nc.t ,,.,. .., bond. .n,l , i..r,. ia icnor'
,,i,. f,.. ,.l Co., h.r . ati'f 'h"., md ,..'i
.r. d.. t. rl. li., fw ttt y1r~ ii 10 ' '' ~" y,
9" ,' -, ~. ,,,r, t,, sem. annually o. ',r' " l%
c"n'l. ant 10 r amos. =, 'H' i'' ''"' ten '"'"''
col rt " and it,c rlat when ali he hcIdcr' Of SO.
''ai -, il, M, +, a. of SO; ol na' AID g4arc
p,"p',,'n. a. W No. DO 5, bond. -.i De- issued in Leu
Of -iid bonds an' ainT,i in i,ll %. eved for the
N"thi ,ii', - % ~, an. NV bonds. and inc moneys
i.i,r,i hv aid t'y - 'li n"i "' appropriation ~ ~
srii = rr, - tnat sad bonds and ci rns DE- pay
Able at ilr nl,, tur' ii li.'il'l j., ~ t,alJc for
-rouon pro- t.". ui'i i'" ..'"" CHARLES SASH.
All '-A'' '''''7'' ''' '''' riv tonti"li"r
., me nnl,trfHa m f'il M ,id nonis and c"n"n'
TO lconsncr =" lh We. on,, and ,ouor.. " ho nav de-
Size to nfind thr sa9r - 9'.' ,, n' ,'iS,
H. T. ,A, nlT
JOIN -, bIG.. Fin
~ On II NRrIts.
80, ~ Wi,N-DN.
-. ~ i.''iundins oon"''''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Exrokr CLEAEhSCEs PROM ATLANTIC sgtPORrs FOR The
ENDED MAY %. 1881.

HAY AND STRAw-Rccepts good demands moderate
III ifIsIQuiei but nrrn: coo Dry Rueno.
Ayrrs 2ic; 500 Dry RIO Grande 81 arrive - hc D Try
t,sifornia 2Lc iOOry central American, zoe 90 Dry
Hi &C. mi, ATE terms, l70 DIy Laguaya, priVaiot TERMS
3O0 Dry Mriican private terms; 10 W. = New Orleans
kips q. 5000 CitY slaughter oN lO'4C
IiOfs-ITadr continued quiet but late prices have
M0IASsE S-uled strong and active; iwo csrgoes were
sold &7c for so test Refining CuJa New Orleans
35difc
4. NAVAL sTOREs-Rcsns remained quiet bnt steady at
81 YUasl ~ of ftrzned STtiued Hpifts 1urpen
tine dull - mpahy with the southern maraels
quoted yard ~ ~; Jobang iots, Oslo lar ana foh
dull and unchanged.
OIIS-In jOO1iDg sale and about steady.
OCEAN Fk4IOHIS-Berth room Was In better demand
and hImer rates In order. Charter loom CURT Tut
steady Liverpool 1900 bush GRAIN 3 l. 200 boxes
Cheese liza a2Os 400 boxes Bacon, la I'd. 4Op tons
FlOuI, lOs 100 Measurement Goods los. London.
10000 busR drain. Id Baron, 2Os cheese, Iisi
fiour los Barrow steam 24,O0O bush Grain I'd. Hull,
steam 6l,0OO do. SGD. TyneDOok, 5000 do. I'd
Dundee, steam. 2A,0OO do, 3D. HaVre steam 80 no bush
DO lie Grain 70 Cork for orders quoted "A TT Norwegian
bark 2s6 tons to Hsvre at rates Norwegian brg rs tons
tO rio Grsnde, private terms -
PErKOLEUM-Rehnedf for export was quiet but stu hrn
Home We quote; Crude In bbls td7 VI Nsph
ths &c; Refined Sci Philadelphia and BALTIMORE 7ssc;
81 &C. lowest: ~0SsT.; clOeng 81 &c.
Observation-Disclosures shade better. closing strong;
rather 19 s mi, Sn eIES S Sc F ne a
sSs New Ms.. July s5 g. Ola Me.. spot quoted At
els 7e New Dor sl6 IS June SIC 56 Ipiy tiG o. An
gust go s,ss Segsss' sls hAS Ms
quiet b., steadily heidi S0o.s%d s2ss .G 80
ssIes, 5o1 Pielled Hams. IL average: eSo;.::,:
S S:.T s.S sss ss s' DRsss2b Hoos .shy IL
bsyvss tsvori demand nedersiei Cafy, Heavy ana LGh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

when completed viii extend from ashingon Ctyt DRUM
POINT HAREOR OF the harbors in the United
STATES Mays TIarbor ST. Mays River and u
POINT LOOKOUT at the mouth OF the POTOMAC RIVER
Tie line Of road between Brandywne station onthe BAL
TIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK.
OFT rad,d except l2i, miles between California station
luegoes The building Of tie wharf at Drum Point
sfbor- progressing rapidly be The track has been
laid tc running point near
Cciaryue glance the map will show that the compe
Of this ROAD from Bandyvine Drum Point larbor viii
give the BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD an out
lei IN the Lower Anthracite Coal that to
oyerthr northern Central RAT road.
The entire Of Mortgage Bonds which be
proposed ne and branches ncluling sngs
miles Of track and Including wHARYES. WATER
FKoN r.. DEPOTs. BOILING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY KIND NOw OWNED OR HEREAFTER TO
BE ACQUIRED !. ONLY sl.GooOOO Of which only
sioo0o .sne an Of the balance Of tho Bonds
are hold by TIE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF Wash.
ngion c. IN trust the Bonds The proceeds thereof
only paid 10y said bank work isdone on Sd road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
Proposals.
DROPOsALS FOR SUPPLIES.


Trr,svRY DrPN.TNrNr D
BvRTAt ESOKAkIND ANp fAlNuN1,. 2
Nay = Isl
Sr\TTD PROPO~ iGS will De- received ~ th. Office nlu
- n',inck m NEpNE~pAN june 81. 1881. Tor supplies
needed b. M. Iurcau tho ak mouth, fi"fn Jny 70
I,r, ur 81 ISL ~ The following cla-s's; pN 'is yns
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formation A. quantities lualti"s aEd eai", VII ' inr
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a,r.rttl hir, whatever quantities Vl The aitrs uA
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and ttr conditions u price ind uab brng "llA.
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which elias. ihes uualiut 10 p"i>c aMair WIZ 70
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A GAS STOCKS.
All NewYork and BROOKLYN ga. STOCKS and also all kinds
Of brooklyn Investment securities dealt Ia by
GEORGE H. PRENrISS,
WALI-Sr
TTNIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
Of NETWORK.
No. 10 Nassan-st corner of Pne-st.
CAPITAL. 81 100000 IN u. =. BoNDs
Allows interest deposts returnable on demand or at
specified dates Is legal depository for paid into
Court Is authorized act Executor Administrator.
Guardian or any other position Of trust Also "a Registrar
Transfer Agent Of stocks Bonds aud Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY r. sPAULDING. President
BENZ. II. SHERMAN. ivIoe- pre.lenta
NJ =. READING,
{. II. p. BABCUCK, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL D. BARCoCK, GEoRGR ". LANE,
jonathan THoaNE, JACOB D. NERMILYR,
Isaac " PHELPS GEO. McCULLOCH MILLER,
JOSIAH VI. FlskB. Roswell SKRRl.
CHARLES q. LANDON a.. A. Low,
EDMUND w. CORlIRs, AMOS f. ENo,
FRED'K n. COS-lrT, CHARLES LANIRR
WV. II. APPLETON, WV. H. WEBB,
GUSTAV -CHwAh J. PIERPON1 MORGAN,
DAVID BOWS, PEEcT =. PrSK,
BATES HENRY z. SPAULDrNG,
NM. ALLEN Butler, DAVID WOLFE BISHOP
JANEs y. WALLACE, CORNELIUS " BLISS
BESJ b. SHEEAAN.