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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Flour quiet: Howard street Western super - a@3 ~
Wins super - 90 9s5 Is TO- Extra IS ooa{6 DO Family
wrcasouhcn r'S ,tcady western h Red
Il iala No. western winter RED spot ana No!cm6cr,
81 oS sI . t25ys w t mcr Southern
White, ilC.; do. Yellow roe; Western Mixed Spot anu
5oIc Oats stgady: southern, isd5cc: western White.
l9e5.c DO MtXcL 41disc; Pcnnsviyana a1G2c Nv a
nia ana MARYLAND. 81 -as2i
GurAlo Noy l2four steady, with fair demand al a.
81 S W y, . n0n , ~; v % I'LL ,t 49, one cargo
do TO arrive on private terms 1900! same To- a, OF i
s. f5aI ~ ave inactive Canal Fre ghts- Wheat Corn,
lrlc. Frcights 10 New-York Dy ral-Whcat G'c Corp
Ohc;; oa'a' %'Ic j., r,r s,, and UNCHANGED wheat
acyc r and S tcr 6@i G"se T No Chicago spas
~ 49, 80 ,.sh ~ % No.TinDtr soztI S5l
Deeegber g 81 ati S$2 January No. do 81 o a EG
and NoyeIaueT eo7,aec Decem3eri Gll-Gg &C Ja2,
GGii May; Rejected. 5.c oats moderately active ara
higher o., 45C cash i% n9yemoSr t Tod DeefsPS ~
FlAHsced weak and lower at y bid Port te hLm gnd
Lard active b IN ana higher at u. al DC cash and No
vembor: i5DdII37Lc December; Il.GOail.G2H NC.
January ll.1jaI u Lc. February Iqlsmc9ts hImer;
Wn,kcy -icady ald unchanged at 81 Il Freishts-corn
CINCINNATI, Nov Flour 'trong. Family. t5go %
@ncy utSa1nsed. wheat s,1.ns ana msrr So bn ,si
Corn strong ana higher; No. = MINcd, gGao.tc Eew
Kye Gnncr At II o. barley quiet So Fail II ~ PORK
EaAncars scarce ana arm but nnchangc Tacop scarce
"na ho9"aA. hi,hc{ hci, ana nm 81 Us W
not quoaDy lower. sugar quiet and unchanged Hog
ing AMI Butchers at - "OasG 50 receipts $500 head ship
Drnor So, l2-Frour steady al SO 7'ot7; wlcatca l.
No White. cash u i'-i Noy 'nh,r' u al2Nsi 20
Wa-cI II az; al tie year % s- 40 o, u 81 Va
~e e = l, 81 go orr fS ,S So d. ~ co'er,
Sci quiet at - r. Prime caI ani Sov,m,.r ..eeng,,
oats 5000 -!ium,ut--floaF. l,voo BUSH Wheat 5000
Pa 'G .il aT" x and aa far S
c,nb T. ? 81 =. January - 2} February. = = March
Fccctrd nominal Com hrhr .ua boz god d'.uiaa 40 =
~" Lie hai'S '.s"- -" pro,t i,1I hir,,- XII. rort
s3IIa ~ css and No7cmber III Is January raI Prime
st,ai With a fair demand 81 - o5asi - frsi1ht'-
rIa,pilrnlt S.y. l2l1oar w., qns' Mt, Net
f1trIs clear - 20 wanna fari. Icy" IT, 'o e".
g oSa = ~ Winter wheat Patents Good ..as y
5c4. ngu.as dong %h heat .rg: 30 = Ret. "n ir-,s-,'
the for so Rcd prompt Shipment, - 81 if'
yana ana souncn yellow on traes ans IN graz" arpo'.
tJ.lo ,uc san aii1rl no.. '.. ,'.'.. , az, ID
MIed; promp, .npmsnt' Is 80 free ON L"-rL , oat'
I5-g, Provision, galrr-Hr,t Citg As, p'r bb -it. 90
india &c.s - FOR, Mes, ~ 90. fura Prime 81.
Han.-0mo.cd. lsEalir. do salt pete, l"t1Ii ~
N i-5 81 S.fl pc d. -oasc'. ,4pe shoulder. y
PyI1E1I.ic TO- smosrL IiqaI.r Lari-Ctv Aetu- ~.
do steam. D., ii'o butcher, ;eo.. . ,. D.
Loose 10. Eujrer-crranery Extra rcoa.g ,aaa. 81 r
49, fr. 25alc @e''era o;rg E,trA 2.s2 g .,s e'
Flare trst-P'nnJty1u.- 'of les western = ' ..,
CrIm. 49, no. FAR To- Goad Iaais,c. o., Ilai'
sNmmco 9glig f'a al s s r - TO- @
g~nniq N5@oyaIoc, ls.au.i steady ca' i.'l .Csarl
AM
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L1vr srncK MAnANL,-nY rELEanArn.

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-Hoc--Hoccpts, $4,000 head. ship
500 head. strong and fully % hgIrfi M
Mixed Packing, 81 tJat' 20, Choice h'hyt - -'Hf nu
Iipht - Toast 10: Culs and Gra-sers, % 'ua-5 10
CAuL-!e,,pt. 500 mead; shipments 34uUL head, mlfkt
generally AMI stronger tut export demand "oth an
supply ueagTr at fG0b 80 Cool tO choice Shipping - 4ua
SO O Common 10 FAR tiaSi 3d. Bntch'rs s'ayi Ih'ro
Fair - UdsJ GUVd 81 Choice, a. O1Fi TO- SluckcTH aht
active and firm AT - bu0.3 10 r. gcf steady
Texans 81 500 - 20; llbeeds and Natives - HUdti 30
SHEEP Receipts 500 head market quiet and unchanged
81. LuuI.. Nuy. I2uOu5-AbOut steady, light shipping
q IUa&j 60, Iokers s. 0jdtJ u Mixed Packing - gUa
-: BuCheTH g. Fancy 80 2Od4b 90 receipts 3
head: shipments. $500 head.
CATEI Receipts 1000 head shipments $50 head; supply
too light make market only small retail trade done
SHEEI-Eeccipts 800 head shipments 100 head, mathc
guIet and unchanged.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiUer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK Saturday, Nov. IL, ISL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES Quiet and UNCHANGED , A., ,,o. a,,tg,l Y tn
COFFEE-Iio quiet and CHANGED; theIa5 az - H 6rst
c3g baCs 10 N 1912 Sanio oiA ~ -
hafds II AZ bags Mid firm. uncn2ngrd; co anu a. o. n
sales ~ bags NaracaibO including i ! o w.,
bags $50 bags ana go bags, ana Z4N lh-S n
private terms Mexican quoted II -~4''' anu
1Oa0lJC. $1,000 II. ~, o.l.ro+c. sales.
I Il 5ales evening", nculhs " pl,S
export 1856 bales Tor spinning e'eea on a,,p A.
baies Rsceipts az the ports to-day -Hke pat hSA'HS'
ri COS bales mis- DAY last week, and 4jl bales last year,
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BUTrER-Market very firm on strictly Choice grades which
and wanted Common stock nncnanse, IN" t
Choice 2o03lc+ s,,.l,,'
Flrkin Tubs FAIR Choice 25d3 G.; state MelSp
Fair n Choice 2i632cj state par, 20 Ch't"s'
Far 10 Choce, parse: state Entire Diaries Coon ~
25a3pc.. Dairy Tubs, Common 70 S.si az
lSd2ic. Western Creamery, lair TO Cholce ,Iry poo,
western Imitation Creamery y lei Wes'en ", 81 7c
20 Choice l5d2 CT Western Factory Fair g choice l."
CHEES E-Market dull un, tiled aud 20 & D., ~
Factory Poor 10 Choice 9dl2Ac.; western ~" ilt.
Choice Sd 2l2c; Cheddar, Fnir Choice "a II c h
poor 10 Choice. "a c.....EGGS-Markct shan. ord
Choice Fresh, which others ni''al-e
Guct Long island and nearby. 32a33c state ih' c
sylvana. 25a-5c Western. &c. Canada 70 -2a-'o'' L
2Dl,d.2c.
RICE-Quiet unchanged.
SEFD>-CuC ulaltercd. 400
SUGAR.-Haw nrm. quiet, unchanged tar ~ go, &c
hhds MOa.scs Sugar &c. iq7 bags south Amerlcin' Il
Rrf"ing guic unChaurcl; Grlnulaicd 95-c. Cn LOAF a
Crushed fOltc: cubes lOisc.; Powder 81 losc t,.
qc 4dB1tc.: Mould ~ 7'sH' ~
on -" S'-dgiic hitr Extra &C. SID SCI 1euo" " '
7-.ISisc; Yellow &c" 1sd7ozc Yellow Z a. &C.
sKINs-Goat skins are duh and pice, nominal but Deer
meets with a steady call at late prices
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Quctiou Sales of Real estate.

V'HE Brooklyn Park Commissioners will sell
AL public auction. by Cole Murphy, auctOnee1s NJ their
s,I,sror So. l1g Futuus, Thurs lay, November u,
ISL the IASr SIDE PARK LANDS, COMPRISING 1000
LOIS beautifully located on high ground ~ the most ues
bic section the city Of BrOoAly
The lots compr4 an OF 1870 acres which In itsof must
form n,iehrohood and affords rare opportunity
Improvement restrictive clause IN The
deed. pluhID erection Of buildings detrimental TO the
The die viii be guaranteed ny the CITY Of Brooklyn.
the purchase money may remain On bona
and MORTGAGE for 10 years at . per cent iu.o esL
Maps and o. The property be- al she ONCE OF
mo auct uucc, %. at Tie office Homer Morgan no Pine
-sL NtN.lOrA CITY. ..-...,..- -,
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HAVANA MARKETs.

HAVANA Nov l2-sugar- Market firm. but without bust
In the absence Of stock Last quotations MOasses
Sugar regular 10 good POLARIZATION, 6I4 reals gold per
arrODo MuscoNado, Common 10 FAR SGSit reals Cenui-
ugl 80 10 80 polarization. boxes hhds ii IL =
reals stock IN warehouse Havana ana MatanzlA,
5000 boxes H. % bags aud 1890 hds Receipts Of the
week, boxes, -- bags ana lihds Exports during
the week boxes, ZOO bags and $3.50 hhd, all 10 tho
United states. spanish gold 1884, Exchange ON The
United states 60 Gays gold, - az prcmum; short sight
do, 9540lOf premium London, lOagl04 premium. on
Paris 2H45l premium
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financial.

A Ii who are interested in railroad business
~ and mica statistics shOud get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANACfOr 1881, now really, pnce - Goats bynaii-
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Drooann propcrtp for sale an> 60 Get

a FINE 3 STORY and basement brown
Y .fnr. house cIbueJ finished; select locality might
exchange oi loss value CAS Mc-IICHAai- I-O
broadway.
HALF BLOCK GO LOTS in Brooklyn, near
u horse cars AN the ferries: will b" sold for $4,000 easy
tcru. ROLAND & WHIIlNN, III NassAI-sC
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6ienmboat5 nn0 Railroads.


A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Sew.York TO Boston, 50
Newport ami Fan River 81.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
Points - .,
BRISTOL AND Providence
Leave New-YOrk daily sundays Included az 45O NJ HoI
mex Boat from Brooklyn at / p m, ersey Cuy 4 p IN
Tickets state may be secnr AZ an no
tes uanSierand ticket omces al the G1 On 20 NOR vi
SUtnnItSIDiN q LOWELL Agts Genl. Pass. Agt
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE Wk5i.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington -,
after NAV - Passenger Trains leave from fen'y
wanna H. Depot foot OF Cortandts and DesbroS'o~' -
S8Oa m-Fxcept Sunday arrive Washington l:25 P m
Night Express leaves Washington " D. ~ u't,. 10 80,
PiLtsburg Columbus AMI CinclunAtL FaroE 0i ~
mDailv fast line for washington Cincinnati
$40 n m Chicago a m, and st. Louis $50 H. ~
o. palace leepcrs through TO Cincinnati and Chicago Entire
5 d3ily ioepers attached open passal
gersafter OSOp m Arrive At camden station, Bltmora
ti5 in washington 1885 Day Expresi leaves B1u'
moTr D Goa ~ washington. 10 40 n sleepors for Gin
line makes fastor tine west Trains arrive
from the West at $40 a m. NlO p M ana lp:tO p IA
Tickesand sleeping berths secured AM l1
way and az ~ the Offices Of the Pennsyvania Railroad Com
pany
NOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
L Pullman sleepers via n y, \. H. and H. r. ~ leaves
Grand Contra Depot At $50 D m "eek days and 1880 pm
sundays Get tickets via Newly orr and New England RAN
road.
rI,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
1 ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot -.
Three express trains dly except sunday TO boston ~
500 n w. p (parlor cars atachedl aud 10 p III WYNN
P+aN DAVIS AZ 10 D. m with palace sleeping carsL
Liuited tickets 10 Boston tall rail-, 30 ,,..,.,,.
Filth Windsor Hotels ticket oces aud at Grand
Central Depot
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Dipioeno Notices.
pryxsyIv,v1I PAnRo,n CoMpAyY.)


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMPAEY,)
TREAsURERs DEPARTMENT, 7
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l. lSsl.)
'l'IIE Board of Directors has this day declared
II eSEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SOUR PER CENT
on the capital stock OF the Company clear Of all taxes
able cash and after November 80 TO stockholders
istered on the books at 3 p. m. october 81.
On November 30 dividends will be paid TO only;
after that they must await their with other stockholders
JOHN ID. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
BOSTON AND NRw-YORK AIR LINE n. n. c.
OFFIcE OF TIE TREASURER IL WALL~sr, NEW. YORK. :
'INHE Board of Directors have declared
quarterly dividend Of cent the preferred stock
OF this company payable December 1881 at the Office Of
Messrs. HATCH & FOOTE, ~ Walst., NewYOTk. Trans.
fer books close November 90 and reopen December q
d. b. HATCH. Treasurer.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY
OFFCR a WALSH,
NETWORK. oct Is, 1881
THE Board of Directors have this day de-
cared DIVIDEND Of $500 OO0 being three per cent on
the capital payable 10 the stockholders OF record On the
18th Of November next az the Office Of the company
Transfer BOOKS will be closed November aud reopened
November 10 . - -.
OPFIcE OF THR TOMBSTONE MILL AND MINING COMPANY
432 WALNUT-sT, PHILADELPHIA, oct 81 looLt
DOTH DIVIDEND.
The Executive Committee BOari OF Directors Of this
this day dec AIRED the regular Monthly Dlv
dond $4,000 being cents each share OF the capital
stock Of the Company payable and after november 10 Al
this books closed from 10th to 10th inclusive
GEORGE BURNHAM, President
WI. CHEYNEY. Secretary,
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
Receipts $50 nsltI
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after october 81. 1881
HUI.AT TRTTNK line

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains aye New Des0osses ana CoTtand streets
Ferries follows
HARRISBURG PITT sburg and South with Pullman
Palace - attached 9 M, 6 and $50 p M daily New
and Chicago Limited" Of Pullman Palace Jars u
daily.
Williamsport, Lock Haven, a. $50 M Cory and
Erie at $50 D. M connecting az Cory for Ttasye Petro
lenm Centre, and the oil Regions . $500 . 80
Baltimore washington aud the South. Limited Wash
ington Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sun
day 10 M arrive Washington D. m regular Al too anu
$50 a. M, 3:4O and y. M. and IL night
40 a. m. Z and p. and l2night
Express for Baltimore, except sunday, ! p M,
For Atlantic City, p M. COnnectngat Camden
Boats o Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey CITY, aorng speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel
1905 p IN. daily, $40 a. daily, except Monday PROM
Washh gtOn and Baltimore, $50 800, 90. 300 ana
1880 D. m SUNDAY. 6:jJ $50 and 1880 y. IN Prom
Philadelphia, $50 $50, $50, Oi0 1910, ll:iO a M llO,
300 $40 $50 $50, 9:55 1905 and 1850 sunday,
800 $780, 600 1910 Il4O ESQ., 9;55 1905 and 1850
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Express Trains eaye NowYork via DesbrOsses and Cort
landf streets Ferries follows: ..
40 100 y $50 10 Lmioj IL a. !, 800. 3iO & .,
g. $50 aud and - night sundays, 49, ), aud
81 a. m, 8, a, 7, $50 and p. IN. and IL night -.
Express Trains leave New-lOrk daily, except sunday ~
1850 and running through VIA Trenton ana Cah-
Returning trains Philadelphia l2Ol $780, 52'
T. 1855, : $50 and "a (Iinited Express l:J0 M -
3 4, 54J T. $50 and Pun. ON sunday i29I 49, - %
den "A and $3.50 m. daily, except sunday ,,,so and
Ticket Onices, 526 aud ga Broadway, Aso, nj S,ooS
foot OF DesbrOsses COurtlandtsts COufs S III
lyn Annex station foot of Fultonst fity Eai
HudsOu.st, HObOken StauOu Jc4S0' ~''5 -
oThe New YORK transfer Company viii can loi anu VIVA
baggage from hotels and residences ID wOoD
FRANK THOMSON, c.,ay,l pass'r cent
General Manager oon1I : -
DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATSkilL
Landing atCOszens NWest POintl Cora
wall NeSburg Marlboro Milton, IOlk.
tOitrS Stsanboats Thomas Cornell and James w Batt-
o t,ItG =. 4 D n, harrs0nsL, North Rived.
.eot S.tnrilyl raonas Cornell leaves ~ ~ H.
,,roNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE SO Roston Tor hIstass nited tcAceS sV"~ V"v
as speS,neu VI kRKAGANs EFT and sToNINGToN leave
aiv Except sundays at 43V from Pier - n H. iootOi
Tor sale az all principal ticket Offices staetooms
ssred al Offices Westcotts Express Co., AZ NOS Sol ana
7 pToadyay House. and al Metropolitan aud run
Avenue notel ticket Oihces
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Pier 20, foot OF Marrenst N R at p m.
daily texcept Sundays Boston via Providence direct
Ffeieht eIther line taken atlowest rates :
ID. 5. BABcoCK, President L. W. FlLhlNS u. 4. Agt.
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Citp i1roperlp Oanleo.

VVANTED-TO rent for the winter or for a
wear or more furnished house above 3thst between
Attn and Gth.ayes children Address IL q. H." No
New-5t.
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Ezpress rans cave NowYors. ya DesOrOsses and core

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT AND THE FAS TEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WIrH ABsOLUTE sAFETH.
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Citp propert1 90 Get.

HANDSOMELY Furnished fOur-story Eng
fish basement house lease; hot water furnace;
open hcathu cheerful homeke in complete
older. Apply the premises, "a East 3lst-st-
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PROSPECTUS.

MAIN OFFICE-, Nos 81 and 3D Which, Now York Guy.
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM <. CLARK, Of Clark u Boutwell, No. Mas
sau-st
Hon JOHN f. JONES, L. :. senate.
A. NJ IORYEA. Hoffman 10 ise
T.. T. ROBINS OK, No. 80 Broadway
Hon. o. u. LAGRANGE Exsupcrintendcnt L. $. Mint,
san Francisco.
HENRY NATUEY Mctalnrgigt. No 100 WashngtOn-st
ROBERT =. NOAH, As-lstan. Corporation Attorney.
Hon. GEORGE T.. SPENCER, atb 4. s. senator, Everett
House.
BERNARD I.NNDE, No. 81 Broadway
4. L.. CiiI~OL|i. Editor Miuiu- Record
CHARLES E.LONG Electrician. NJ. 81 Wall st.
OFFICERS.
WILLIAM CLARK President
A. II LDI.NisA - c-Prrsicnt
\. r. CiI~UIM 2d Nl,e-Ire-dent
BERNARD LANbF Treas IIer
PERCY -. Law RENEE Secretary
CHARLES j.. LONG Electrician
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TO PHILADELPHIA
HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.

~ SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA TWO IN NETWORK.
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EUIGUVALLEY RAILROAD.

II PASSENGER TRAINS. on All ftfr May ,, 1884, VIII
elveIepots foot Cortland and Desbr1setss az go
NJ 3.iBD. N. 500 Dr El3tD1 Bctnlelet Ahea.
town Heating Mlurh Chunk Wikesbarre, TOwauib
Waverly Ithaca. Geneva LYONS Buffalo and the West
Train 1 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Reading
Mauch chunk. Wkesbarre and ,5sDn Pullman slesplny
attached Ia $50 D. trl Trains leaving $40
NJ j. and 3:iOD. connect Tor 4, points "a Mahanoy
General Eastern Office corner church and Cortlandsts
NN"''' ' L. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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Tickets at No. BOvngGIeen 2j2 and 4l3 Broad
WescOtts Express Offices PARK place ald $50 and
943 broadway New-York. and 35 Washing Br0okyn
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
"a DREW and 81; JOIN Leave PIERll North River
connecting at Albany Sunday morning exceped wifi
trains North, West and East = !.
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CITY OF WORCESTER,
without execution elegant boat the sound and
the fayOTte CITY OF BOoION, ,.. -..-.
leave Pier 40 North RIVE foot OF Watsst next pei
daily, except sundays al 4,O pm
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The receipts of Hour AMI gram az the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday. November II, were
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Yesterday. To-day

Total shares sold for the week.
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Saturday, Nov. IL, 1881
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4.OOp. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 70 AItlny anI TOY. =, =.
GOO Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor ~
Louis running through every day in the week also Niagara
| Fails Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit
| $50 o Express. with sleeping cars 10 -" anu
e. Auburn Road also Ia Montreal. excepting Sunday.
900 D. m Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit aud chicago
IlOO % m Night Express with sleeping ears to Albany and
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Therecoipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
Saturday we're as follows
Recepts Shipments
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Y RIVER RAILROA n 7 1881.

| ~ RIVER RAILROAD-COmmencng Wow T. 1881
! through trains will Grand Central Depot
m, tvss Iur th,a-, Ilf. stomp ing only
| M n'u lh alfi nj To ID.
ZOO M Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
/ Montreal with drawing room
1880 a. M CHICAGO Express drawlngrOOm cars 10 canaan.
| lagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
1900 Albany and Troy, with connection 10 Cuca
saratoga Glens Fails and Rutland.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12

As THE Republicans have now got a
foot-hold in the Levy Court OF New
Castle County we indulge the hope that
in the selection of jurors the Republi'
can members will no: show such shame
full psrtisanship in the choice of Jurors
especially from Wilmington, as th'
Democrats have done. IfColonel .Febi
ger or any other Republican msmbe
manipulates his selection to such al
extent that it will stand one Democrs
to Ave Republicans, we shall condemn
such action as vehemently as if 1t wer
the acts OF Democrats. Wilmingto
has been 50 shamefully manipulate
during the last year, that We nevs
want to see a repetition of it no matte
VIII at party may be in power.
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N, L.LlCHTENoTEIN,
226 MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
lan6lm
RAILROAD LINES.
LOCAL TIME TABLE
TRAINS LEAVE w1LmNeTsN

For Philadelphia-l.59 SO, 22s, $50, I, $40, .,
80, . So, 1888, lltS a. m; lab, lx.43
(Idmtted) 2O3, $50, 4. clio, 640, ebb, 10 y.
IN. Sundays-l.5s, 2.3, SlSA. m. ,, 0,
$40, .. IS, 10 p. NJ.
For New YorE-l.bs 223, 80, . 6S, l.4b a.
m.;I2.43 (Limitodl, 400, $40 p. II. sun
days.. IS, 2,IS a. M; $40 p. IN.
For BaItimore-l25i, 2 II, 100, a.7S a. m
1870, IO4 (IImited), 44S, o.t6 y. IN sun
daSs-l25l. I'll, 7.b5 Il. m.
Fer Washington-l25l,2 II, f.s5, s.a a. m;
l2b5. IO4 IAmited), 6.I5 ?. m. Sundays
1851, al, T.G6 a. IN.
For baltimore and intermediate Ftsuons-
1881. S.3S A. N; y 30, &4b y. N. The 4.At
D. IN. trail s;ops at way stations only be
twoen PerryVille aGd Baltimore. sun
dsys-l25l 4, IN.
For Perryville and intermediate stations
| AS p. N.
For New Castles, 80 R. m; LOS, 5, az
D. m. NO SUNDAY trains.
| For Harrington and intermediate stations
$50 a. M; l.9t, $50 p. m. NO sundaS
| trains.
For Delmar and intermediate s:ations-ss'
a. m.;I.obp. IN.
ma .QBp IN. No Sunday trains
For delaware Western X. RI Is, 1880 a
m.;6.9up IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street DepOt-7.06, ! 3.
8l5, 1889, II, IL IS a. m; $50, 3, 9,S!, $50
4 80, 5l5, s. 80. & 40, &, 9.4S, II. 30 p. N. san
days-TO5, $50 g. H.; 8. 9.4b, n.S0 p. m.
Philadelpnia-M street Station emily
los 8. m; az 25 llAmitcd) p. n. Sur
days OS 4. 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more tor
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact,
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which h has Il,
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12


willfulness to be "the williully ana
corruptly doing an act, or emitting q
duty which person acting in pusao
capacity knows 1T to be his duty 10 40
or omit in disregard Of his official du'y'
and the obligation of his oath" Apply
ing the language of those cases to tne
case you have in hand, we inslfuc you
that if you believe from the evidence
before you, that the defendant ala Dol
act, in rejecting the vote of Furgersop
against his knowledge OF ms flsh' o.
vote, and vas not influenced by a cor
rupt motive, yea ought to acquit MN
Also if your minds are MOI o'osr ina
ne intended to violate the law, you ais'
ought to acquit hin'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-12

NorHlsq EIsg could be expected Of
the young man Walker who has Teen
dsceiviDg the people CT Wilmington
into signing petition putporting to be
In favor of the Delaware Western
railroad bill, but which turns out Il
he a remonstrance against it. Walker
is q protege of "Bill" Lees, and hal
been in training for some time past FOL
. pstent revolving Democratic election
;nsnsotor. he has already served un
der his management as clerk at tn
Western District POLLS OF the FIT
Ward, and is said to have been dete'
ted in trying 10 manipulate at the Cit
electlon. 1t is also reported that he
not Of age yet, bu: knows no" to vote
such inpostors should be watched ,
our business men.