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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
Thomas j. Fisher & Co.,
REAL ESTATE EAUCTIONEERS.
1874 Z 81 rect northwest.
TRUsTEEs, .sALE on RUILpING LOS ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN
SQUARE No S31, WASHINGTON. d. G.
In pursuance of deed of trust 10 the undersigned
dated the 5th day of June A D. 1872 and duly recorded
IN Llber No. 6SS folio 5, of the land records
Washington County, in the District of Columbia and
al the written request of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell al public auction in
front of the premises, MONDAY, the 9th day OF
June, A D. l5Sl, at o'clock p NJ, square numbered
eight hundred and thirty-One (S3l), 10 the city OF
Washington, d. C. or so much thereof as may be nee
cSSary TO satisfy the Indebtedness secured by said deed
of trust. together with the expenses of sale The prOp
erty will be sold in lots parcels suit purchasers
according to a subdivision thereof made BY Moses
Kelly, and recorded in Liber II K folio the Sur
veyOr's Office Of the District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by the deed of truStTe
amount OF the Indebtedness secured BY the deed and
remaining unpaid (about 81 l7) and the expenses Of
SAFE (about $JOl in cash, and the balance in six and
Twelve months, with interest to be secured upon the
property sold. deposit of 500 will be required from
each purchaser upon each parcel time OF sale All
conVeyancins IS 10 be at cost of purchaser.
Taxes, amounting 10 less than 500 due upon the
square, and the property will be sold subject 70 them.
H. d. COOKE, JR-, Trustee.
1e[IuIhStcJeG JUAN BOYLE, Trustee.
E&- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UsS-
u THURSDAY, July p, same hour an place.
jesSTThS&Jy1 JUAN BOYLE, -Eus'e1
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STor 2uiscellameoms
Business chances.

RARE BUSINESS CHANCELLOR RENT
IA Store suitable For Commission or Feed store;
Fixtures for sale. Apply az S03 Tenth street north
west, from to T. je3J-3t%
NOR SALE CHEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES
7 of Cigar Store, I04 street nOrthHes near Gov
ernmeRt Printing Office. Je2t5t~
MONEY, MONEY, 9IONEY-TO LOAN AT
vi per cent. per month personal property at h
FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest my6 3n1
7 IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where, by ]. II. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, I416 Penn
Sylvania avenue. ma26-6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
2fucfion Sales.
Tnited States WarsbaTs Sale.

BY virtue of writ of eTi facias, issued out of Tn
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District
Columbia. and to ME directed, Will sell at publi
sale for cash. at the Court house door Of said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day of July, 1881, al twelvI
O'Clock M. all the right title claim, and mtereSs
in and to the following described property, 10 wite
Part of lot i'll square I2 Washington. ID. c., begin
ming Twentieth street, IS feet from the sou hWest
of said lot, thence north along the line of said
street, Il feet = inch; thence east along north n6
55 feet 10 inches; thence south along line Al fee
y inch; thence west in line parallel with the mort
line of said lot 155 feet 10 inches TO the beg1nni
levied upon as the property of defendant, James {
rico 10 satisfy execution No 40. at law in favor
Arundel and Fairfax CHARLES r. HENRY,
je2atJy26 United states Marshal, ID.
ThOS. j. Fisher & Co., u
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

i OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WAsHISGTON, ID. G., June is, 1881.
Proposals will be received at the office of the S-
perintendent until 10 O'Clock noon, TUESDAY july
United States Treasury Building.
Particulars will be furnished upon application to
the undersigned j. L. POWER
je2I-TThS-5t Chief CLERK
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30

ALL members of the court are sworn TO secrecy.
Ills reported that General Miles. Colonel Morrow,
Major Merrill and Captain Barber favor Whitta-
lcr, while Colonel Branning, Major Sumner, and
Captain Craig oppose him. This leaves Colonel
Lugenbeel and Major Franks as uncertain.-Critics
RcI0 York dispatch.
Which of the sworn members violated
his oath by telling the story?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
FOR PAINTS, OILS, &c.
i OFFICE OF RuILDING FOR

\
STATE WAR. AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
WASHISGTOS, u. C.. June % ISSI
Sealed proposals for lurGiS M, and delivering White
and Red Lead, Linseed Oil. COiOrS, Brushes &c re-
guired for painting at the north wing OF the building
for state War, and Navy Departments, in this cily
Will be received at this office until - IN. of July H.
lSS and opened Immediately thereafter presence Of
bidders
Specifications general instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to eslab-
liShed dealers in the above articles upon their proner
application TO this Office
THOS LINCOLN CASEY
ie2S6t Iiput Colonel (,OrDS Of E,noiuaarS
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Tor 2Rent-2 2Hiscel(aneolGs

ENOR RENT-AT 3I2 THIRD STREET NORTH
Il west store and three Rooms adjoining First
class stand for ice-cream and confectionery e2g-2ts
Il WILL RENT, ON EASY TERMS. TO A RE
sponsble party, Mason & Hamlin Organ manu-
actured expressly for myself FRANK A. RUSS,
5ll Pennsylvania avenue northwest ie243r&
SIORE No 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
- northwest. a. A. WILSON d CO.
Je-l-T% 509 Seventh street northwest.
nMNIBUSEs TO LET-FOR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply at office Imperial Hotel
InV26tf
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@anfe0--Souses.
2SanfeS--@ S--@ooms.

Wy ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, COOL,
w pleasant Room. with without Board. Ad-
dress, stating terms LEE, Republican Office je30-3t*
A LADY. WITH ONE ECHILD ELEVEN
Z A years old, wants two or three furnished Rooms
for housekeeping would take charge of furnished
house for months and pay nominal price. Address
J., Republican Office. References given. jC2S-3t$
UTANTED-A COUPLE OF AIRY ROOMS,
w furnished for light housekeeping. Address a.
L. P, Republican office. je2S-3t<
WTANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w by man and wife, for light housekeeping; rent
must be low. Address, stating terms, DIR. NJ, Re
publican Office. je2r3t<
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2Sanfe0 --2Hiscellaneo,ls.


INSTRUMENTATION TO TRY THE ICE
w cream that is becoming universally popular,
both account of its fine quality and its low price:
s.. .25 gal, 10 CTS q plate. HOWSONS ICE-CREAM
DEPOT, ll04 Twelfth street northwest. IeSO-3tE
UTANTED-AN AMATEUR PRESS. BY Sc,
w or larger, with Type, &c, for miscellaneous
books watch, gold chain, ladys saddle and bride,
cash. Send card TO G. G. C., or call, after p m al
$40 First street southeast. je3O3t*
A PARTISAN LADY WANTS TO GIVE LES
IA sons in French at her own or pupil residence;
Massachusetts avenue. Ie293t*
VIZ ANTED-s3Oo. INDORSED BY FIRST-CLASS
w men; honesty of purpose and punctuality in
payment of notes when due assured TO lender. Ad-
dress PUNCTUAL. Republican otfce. ie29:d*
VXTANTED FOR HIRE-A BABY CARRIAGE;
w must be in good condition and light running;
will have good usage. Address, with terms per
month, B. A. c., Republican Office Je$-3t%
7 WILL GIVE 500 FOR A CLERKSHIP IN ANY
l. of the Departments; good senatorial and con-
gressOnal influence. Address, in confidence, $ j. NJ,
Republican office. le2I-1+
NTANTED-BOARD, ON a FARM, NEAR THE
child; must be facilities for getting to the city by a.
M. and leaving after p. m, and terms moderate;
references. Address, with terms and location, c. III.
II. c., Post-office Box D. je27-3t*
UTANTED-NEW, OLD, AND RARE BOOKS.
w in any quantity for cash, by HOPKINS, No. 2O9
Pennsylvania avenue. le2I-3t
NTANTED TO BUY-A PIANO CHEAP. AID
w dress stating terms and kind of instrument, ID.
B. B., 1727 New Jersey avenue. je23-3t*
VTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN F.
w Beall, Room 1, II20 New York avenue, is a Com
missioner of Deeds for every state and Territory,
Public; always in Office from a. IN. tO5 ap301y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
ThOs. j. Fisher. & Co.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNI
PROVED PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. s.
4

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER>
1924 f street nOTthwt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
.2Sanfeo--&elp.

UTANTED-A NURSE FOR TWO CHILDREN,
w to go to the country during summer. None need
apply unless well recommended l29 street norh- @
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
@or Go(o-LSo1lses. &c.

T1OR SAIE-BUSINESS PROPERTY, AT A
bargain located corner Ninth and Q streets north
west, lot p by 10 feet. ALBERT /. FOX, go F
Sfrppt nOr h,vpS le.e-3t@
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-30
or @enf-Souses.

NOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE No. 1910 c
T. street northwest. containing twelve anC
all modern improvements. L. CLEPHANE, No. 81
Seventh street. jeae6t$
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

1t is fact beyond dispute. as any OBJ
serving naturalist will affirm. that the
closer the relationship between animals
and man the more intelligent and docile
will the animal become Upon the
farm there is every reason why animals,
and especially horses. should be treat
ed, not as '.dumb beasts but as INTEL
ligent creations Of the same Being who
made their master. The Arabs, who
are the most successful, horse trainers
in the world. appreciate the value OF
kindness, and by making their horses
equals in one sense--dwelling with
them in the same tent. bestowing upon
them almost the same love and caresses
as are bestowed upOn their children,
who are allowed the colts for play
mates. tine Arabian horse has become
the most intelligent and easily-con-
trOlled of its race. 1t is not enough to
feed an animal and give it a comfortable
bed; it has feelings As well as its master
and can appreciate Kindness. II must
be uniform kindness. however; pet
to-day and kick tomorrow amounting
very nearly to continued abuse-at
least, so far as the horses temper is
concerned. Many horse has been
injured, if not spoiled, by being placed
in the care of half-grown boy, whose
only idea of driving and showing his
authority seemed to be jerking at the
reins and yelling. Unfeeling or impa-
tient hired help also do much toward
making ugly or "tricky" horses. An
animal treated with cnvarying kindness
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

tertion from one ooseIv yer, though il Is
PROBABLE that since Prof. Draper has
recently succeeded in photographing
the nebulse they will be more studied.
The gaseous nebule are believed to be
solar systems yet in q state of chaos.
without form aud void. Three observ-
ers have paid special attention TO pho
tographing the moon. stars and planets,
and four have spent most of their time
with the double stars, which are among
the most beautiful of all celestial OBJ
jects. Counting and making charts of
stars has chiefly occupied the time of
four others.
The Smithsonian Institution has sent
out new circulars. and next year still
more interesting report may be looked
for.-N. T. Sun.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
New Use for Sawdust.

The Lunibermdn says: We have been
shown model OF a Car wheel consisting
of an iron rim of seven inches outward
diameter by one-half inch thick, fitted
with well proportional hub. the space
between the hub and rim filled with
pine saw,iust, pressed in so solidly that
We are ready to believe the assertion
that resting the iron rim upon bearings.
a pressure equal to twenty-three tons
applied to the hub failed to develop any
signs of weakness. We hesitate in
THESE days of progress to assert that
anything is impossible, and we begin to
think that even sawdust possesses ele-
ments of value hitherto unsupported,
and that the day may come when the
filled grounds adjacent to all sawmills
may be seen to have great value in the
mechanical development and utilization
OF the now useless debris placed upon
them to get it out of the way. Sawdust
car wheels, sawdust brick. sawdust
fence posts, railroad ties. and even saw
dust window and door frames. wains-
coting and moliings, begin to appear
among the possibilities of the immedi-
ate future.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
Rents in Wall Street.

Rents in Wall Street for the coming
year have doubled, and in some cases
trebled. The writer heard CONVERSE
ton between n broker and German
real-estate owner on Tuesday last
which he has permission to print, with
the proviso that the names of the par
ties shall not be made public.
'This demand is simply outrageous"
said the broker. II Here I've been pay
ing you $500 year for this ras-hole
of an office. and now you tell me that
you must have $4,000 year from the
lst of NAV next. Why, it's an advance
OF 800 per cent"
Now, don't you got excited" re-
piled the real-estate owner. I've
meek nodding mid wight already. OF
you can do peter nit Yourself don't
You keep tie blaze. q OF can do peter
mi: mineself | dock to JObbortuhity.
Dot is not my fault OF ] got seven dou-
sand tollars for tie biace. bought you
vas always goot bay, unit geef you a
shanse-dot's all. | wouldn't pc hart
on n goot customer"
well" said the broker, :" the loca-
ton suits me-. I've been here several
years, and my customers know where
TO look for me. l don't want to leave
the office. Make reasonable advance
and won't growl. But 800 per, cent.
Il must say that's rather steep.
You've four other Offices in the build
ing, all larger and better than this and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

a fair advance all around will net you
more than ten per cent. on the value OF
the property"
don't YOU know as eferding vas
goin' up?" the owner replied, laying his
fat hand on the young brokers' Shout
der. IVY. a pooipleck could seen that.
TIE real-estate owners is tie shlowe>t
beeples in tie .shtreet- You put your
seats in te Shtock Exchange way up to
dirty tousant tollers. Dot is dirty-tree
millions for vot vas cost only dwelve
huntret tousant- TIE Shtock Exchange
broberty-dot is all she is worth to-day.
You make bull nit to shtock unit tie
ponds, unit tey sell more es four or five
huntret per cent. dan the Orichinal
capitals. Wy you complain of leetle
race of dree huntret per cent. in your
rent-hay? dink mineself We be too
easy mid YOU" = s-0
"But don't look at it in that way"
reiOined the broker. 81 know our bust
ness has been good: but supposing we
should move the Stock Exchange fur
Their up town-what do you think this
fourteen by thirty OF place would bring
them"
"Mine trent, dees ting she don't
work." the real estate owner remarked.
dot Exchange she kent move up down
YOU know dot shust so vel ess know.
Now, We come to peesness. Of you
don't sign tie lease for seek tOusant
thees year, w dock de seven tOusant.
Of you sign te lease. w don't dock te
seven tousant-dot's all apout id. Wy,
don't you see ess l lose a tousant toll
lars out of my regart for you--heh?"
The broker took the pen to sign the
lease. by Jove." he said, 'you'll
get as much in one years rent as YOU
paid for the whole building"
"vell, dots my peesness." replied
the owner of the property. II couldn't
help dot, eef tie penkers unit tie brokers'
ees so dhick tibet te Offices don't gone
rount. Ven Won firm tey offer seven
tousant tollars, you must be insane of
you dink We let it go for wore tOusant.
Vat you dink off man who eskt you to
sell huntret shares of shtock at par
ven hoontret en- feefty is beed-heh?
You plane yourself, and you got EN-
right. OF tie wise men vat MENACE tie
ShtOck Exchange kept gweit teir inten-
tons. or advertise for kround nit a new
Exchange. den you vas all right. You
coot mex your leases, mt dings vas
deterrent But tie new seats tey vas
sOlt. and dot broberty atchoining she
vas pought. and you maket tie Ex-
change pigger. Now, tey spent so much
moonish, tey SHAY we're tey is-not
much tey don't moot, no, no. W teir
blunders mex it so nice for us, it vas a
good ting all arount."
"But the office is sadly out of re-
pair" the broker suggested.
well, den, you ieex it yourself"
was the reply. I've kot no objection.
Dots all right. OF tie seven-tOusant
tollar firm took it tey fix EN- up in first
class style for tie peesness." -
The broker signed the lease. and the
kind-hearted landlord bowed himself
out, after assuring him that he had act
ed like man of '.peesness-"-M. y. sam.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

An Amsterdam barber was sudden
" struck dumb one day last week The
man he was shaving, and to whom he
was relating the historyo OF the causes
that led him to leave home ut the age
of thirteen and adopt the profession OF
tambourine holder for a blind violinlst'
struck him on the top Of the head with
a paving hammer with such force as 70
drive the artists head down between
his shoulders, clear up to his ears The
customer has been offered the Em'ritas
Professorship of Manual Rhetoric and
Physical Exegesis in the Smithsonian
Institute.-Buriingtoa Barkeye-
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

The greatest depth from which a
sea fish. undoubtedly an inhabitant of
the bottom. has been obtained is about
three miles. The deep sea fishes are of
simple color and have very lare eyes.
or none at all. Owing to the enormous
changes of pressure their bones and
muscles are deeply developed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

And tell me IL thou art not sad and weary,
And if thy travel is not long and eerie-
o wild and woetul wind.
Ohouseess homeless wind.
Ii wrings my heart 10 hear thy sad lamenting:
Hast thou q wound whose pain knows no re-
leniing.
Canst never lay thy burden by repenting?-
houseiess, homeless wind.
q sad and mourniul wind!
From what wild depths of human pain ana
sorrow
Could 81 thou those tones of restless anguish
As of a soul that dreams of no tomorrow
U sad and mournful wind!
o solitary windl
We know not whence thou com'st or whittier
When round our homes thy wizard blast thou
bloweSt,
No home. nor shelter, thou, poor pilgrim,
knowest-
osolitary wind.
Most melancholy wind,
i thine requiem er the dead and dying,
Or art thou some despairing spirit signing
Ger a lost Paradise behind thee lying.-
Most melancholy wind!
Tell mel long TO know
Art thou wild and weary penance doing,
Chased by the secret Of thine own undoingi-
Tell me: / long to know.
Hast thou no other voice.
No words TO whisper thy most yrieyous story.
Where thou did ST lose thine ancient crown of
plnry ~
Ere thou vert banished to these deserts
hoary:-
Hast thou no other voice?
", ,nou srt nerce anu wiz. ,.
my hentiy chariot through tne piacA sAieS
The cioud-shapes round the mountain-summits
,, uhsnlhx' -, A.. ..,, ,..,~
Inc "aNes ~ OCEAN fouiiu inc "reeAeu JAIL
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

The Common Council Of Baltimore
has passed an ordinance, which mas
been approved by the Mayor, providing
for the relief from taxation OF all me-
chanical tools and implements, whether
worked BY hand, or steam. or other no
tive power, and of any machinery, man,
ufacturing apparatus. or engines owned
and actually employed by any indiyidu-
al. firm or corporation engaged, OF n.e-
ly to be engaged. in the business Oh man
ufacturing in the city. -s. p
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

An advertisement Of q marriage in
Animas City. Col, mentions that ior.y-
nine of the brides relatives. inciruinS
her grandparents. were present.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24
WIND FANTASIES.

o wild and wOeful wind,
Cease for one moment thy complaining dreary,
And tell me IL thou art not sad and weary,
And if thy travel is not long and eerie-
o wild and woeful wind.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-24

Ohouseless, homeless wind.
Itwrings my heart 10 hear thy sad lamenting
Hast thou wound whose pain knows no n
lenting.
Canst never lay thy burden by repenting?-
q houseless, homeless wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
EUROPEAN MARKET5.

IIyRRPoor- Feb "a -POrk-Prme dsss-Hastern- steady
at ~ Western steady at 6ji. Bacon-Cnm9erana Cut
dn AZ 46Od; short RIB STEADY al a.. Long Clear.
dull Al al 3D. Snort Clear, duI al 49,. Hans-i1 long
SnI dn Al A. shoulders hrmer at 81 I'd Beef linda Mess
steady at 8lt Mess 1rmer So Prime Mess steady
Srslow1Pnme Ctr dun at 3jlGd. 1urpeutine-Spirits.
duh Al 35. Rosn--kIne steady i0Gdi Common nIiner
at bed Chesse-Amcrcan choice. steady Al % Lara
III trner 53L FiJur-Extra STATE duh Al i2iOd wheat
No 4 White steady at B,2d spI1nE No q steady
al Gid New Winter Western. duh AZ pa; Now south
ern Winter steady at 0l6d COrnMGe1 Ola stoiay ~ ?o
New ga sd COiIOnseed utfeiow American steady al ~
kosln Common. AZ LOnlnn STEADY A. oOo31I' Sp ui
pentine az LOadon. dull a. 49, - ,.e. .o. ,,v,
INFqPooI Feb 24-i23i y. m.-Bacon, Aligd. per cWI
for Long Clear Mddies a. Tor short lear Mldnles g.
ALSO D. m.-COrn Ji A2u per ccnta iOI
old Mixed Western: Flour e6d1 per ten Ior Sstei
can a. Wheat BJSid97d centA for average
White; aId 40 Tod Tor California Club 65d GW5d LOT hod
Westef ,pf1nK and lOd G6od. for Red Winter oe, -
I0SInN Feb IA y. m.-CaontlR iduseou aOpu po'
otfter; Refined Petroleum, sd per gal spirits Vi iu
pe AHr%x no. FEB wicoxs closed lSS francs
so cente, Der kos Petroleum. 23 francs iof hhc pae
Ai''''~@ LONDON WOOL SALES.
IoxnoN Feh 2lThe fol owing the Wool sales OF yes
terd ~ IN detai; 3177 Dales PORT Php-feeoe lua
"a Id secured Is lslO I'D Groasl "a ~ L =
and PIECES Od a.s LamDss Is q lse I'D oc0ufe VT
ls I'D Gsreasy ia 6ls I'd q 431 b1es sydney ana queens
land IFieece Isl 9d. 1s ig GREASY, 90 As;i = ;
IoSks IND peres Id ia 7d Lambs sd Greasy 0l2i
Pieces ia d,a5d; Lambs, td secured lVd, Nls'" %
Greasy ed a. ad O5g bales Natal and OaRe-tleseo9 ~
0IslUzi BreaSy lad. la6d Locks anu IleSes ~ a.
is, Lambs IA 3l; 3G4 bales New ~
d 12s SECURED, II I'D. lABhf LOCKS hDu ne'es De'
~ "a; Lambs Secured, ISL I'D 0lsgdI Greasy iva q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
In crease Decrease.

LONDON Feb. 24-l231 D. MI 8 bOnis. four and half
Der cents lI4A: four per CENTS liz Atlantic and Great
Western mortgage ustees ceruncateA "a = DO second
80 lJ3; New-lOik Central.
1872 Illinois Central l34 y; Pcnnsylvana Central 10 =
Reading, sale; New. YOrG, Ontario aud ~ eslerE. 81
LONDON FeD. a. y. m.-ParS 1dvIces quote Three per
~ francs 70 ceDmes for the account
LONDON 24-3:30 u.-N cw.iOrk Contra, 1913 y:
Enc 6UIs cOnsOls 1896 Illinois Central, 100
Pennsylvania CenIral. G6os; Rea1ng. 3iSa
LYNDON Feb a 3 m-rhe bullion IN the Bank OF Eng
ST. 100 the past week The pro-
portion Bank Of England TO liability which last
week was 4G.S,s; per cent. now t9@4 Der cent 49,
lUNDuN. Feb IA m.-Bar silver IN quoted at ~ 2d
per L. ;. bonds, four per cents, llG2 new hvcs
los. and Mesera hrst mTtgaCe truhteed
certificates. 30 second, II Erie. 45s Pennsylvana
Central ~ Reading The amount % bullion gone INTO
The Bak OF England 6 balance To-Day 2Ba0JO Pans
quote per Tentes 81 francs III cenumo- for
the account.
PARIS. Feb. 2i-Thc weekly statement OF tho Bank OF
increase VI 4iCZOOO francs ana
gold an Increase O 2.U70.000 francs
lAKIa Feb. 24--5 .. m-ExclAngo London 20 francs
50 cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EEW.YoER Feb. 21-BEEV Bs-Receipts were % cars
of az head-lS 6Othst and cara at Jersey Cy
Total since saturday $500 bead against Db53 head lOr
e corresponding time last Tho arrivals nj BOh'
Al ali shipplng Mr. Eastman and the receipts
nj Jersey cts put the marEe.. There was
therefore nothing doing at either Of the stock yads a
trad has predicted buf We venture 70
say that ednesdnYs pnoes VAL not be maihtained oS
are very many cattle on sale. -,
ITe 5srEet Tor rcsse Beef fair but buyers strongly
resstea the attempt proes mp Common 10 lns
f1fv ssunhtered Sides sold Washington Market ~
7isGSa,c ~ MoMulkin sold carload Oh Poor Mes'eiA
Dres.rd Deel oil 7U7 Ac