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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT.

The Report first calls attention 10 the transactions In
and condition Of the various trust funds belonging to the
State. The Common School Fund consists Of bonds,
stocks, mortgages and ready cash. amounting 20
1921 2S5 ga increase Of $25 000 the previous
fiscal year. The deficiency OF the amounts TO
Sl5806 %. The Literature Fund consists OF bonds,
stocks aud cash to the amount of $2719S0 &C. there
being change in the capital during the last fiscal year
The surplus amounts to $7115 20. The United
States Deposit Fund amounts to $4Ol4,520 II, with
revenue deficiency OF $76057 II. The Mariners Fund
Consists OF the single item Of mortgage without inter
est Of the American seamens Friend Society for
$4,000. The College Land Scrip Fund amounts to
$473.402 ST. Among the payments in the revenue
account is item of $4,000 to Cornell University
and the deficiency is only $197 10. The Cornell Endow
ment Fund, when 1t transferred June 8. 1880 to
Cornell University and the account closed amounted to
$l2S06 61 The balance in the treasury o. the Bounty
Debt Sinking Fund is $3,O55 80 The Elmira Female
College Educational Fand amounts to $4,000. There
was received during the year account Of revenue,
$780, which paid to the College. The Military
Record Fund amounts to 1912 40, with q revenue
balance Of $971, 90.
1t will be noticed that there is deficiency in the
enue OF several of the funds In the Common School
Fund 1t is caused by charging the revenue with the
MUM paid United States bonds purchased for invest
me2t The deficiency in the revenue of the United
States Deposit Fund is owing to- l. Whilst the interest
ON the fund has been reduced by the Legislature to
per cent, the appropriations against Its income have
not been lowered being the same as when the interest
was per cent. 2. By law, the revenueiS first used
10 make good any loss the capital and owing
era bad management the amount of revenue annually
transferred to capital is large. renew the recOmmen
dauOn often made by predecessors that an act be
passed compelling the return to the State treasury OF the
capital OF the fund fast paid in to the cOmmls
sioners. The fund in this manner could be gradually
secured and safely invested, without causing the slight
est hardship Inconvenience 10 the borrowers, and
time. like the present. when money SO plenty and so
cheap could not be better chosen to begin tho work
one other matter desire to call yaur attention to IN
connection with the Trust Funds is the low rate OF ill.,
terest only obianabe IN safe aud legal Investments
There In the capital Of the several funds $l4G5000
Uuited States bonds which mature In 1881. Will be
impossible properly relnvest this sum- except at a
very low OF interest The revenue derived is not
likely therefore, n the future TO he sufficient for the
purposes for which 1t intended and the deficiency
viii have to be met by direct taxation.
EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE EXPENSES.
The purposes and amounts Of the several State apprO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
duffa

OLD BALANCES DUE FROM COUNTIES
On entering upon my duties the 1st of January
1880, found the following old balances due from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHLA STOCKS.
RenoH.ad bu L0HI II DAYIs 4 Co. No. II WllL.sL

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3--P NJ
If there ever was q stock market that. Ike wax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06
Rates tate state tax
Aggregate ~ mills levied IN.
Yar Real estate Personal equalized dol Guiding
! valuation. lr OF val school
IN

4
1855 oo75s4s94 sO7sisi55 l4oi9lse7s2 35i22sl
JSG0 | l02975203 Sd 644O6fO
1851 - -........t "a 1B743O37.8 55S6SiS
1852 l44930394S4 3f 6sSi 80
1859 ........... ..........- l454454S17I5 7272274
1858 il6i 7600o1 50O999S77l IA 7S-O24g
1g35 ii 81 ii 55Os79B854 $3.50 7Z3O97B
1Std Isl 22903GlJ $40 S5l74G5
1881 l237703 92 436iO463S lG6il077257 30 iZ64lZl8
ts6 1921 03SS6 5253 17G8089l405 50 lO2333l7
iS64 32Sj5 IA lS6Ol20110J bS iC4o3lIg
1870 l967OOl 1857 4lih6 i2S59G6
1871 So 1920 l6lS9j3
1872 I6i4379s 4723 S035 20886274459 SO y3SO862
1873 IO231 1296263SG5 95lOO 4sOO9U3
1S74,l75O69S lBg3O7S717 Ia lb1Zl46Z
1870 l9603627O3 O7427 800 23677S01O.5 l42O06SO
ts76 24H626727sI 1l24 S429l74
k877I2376252l 7S 3794S8 O27557403ls 10 S72G3ll
ES7syS7 "a ~ 90 $40 704l297
1870 1856 30l3 1863 1905 1G9O1l6
iSSO 2yl 16 31lA6S7 2 2637S6923 ;I2 9232642
1870 was ~iu'1On " 81 067 DOL 1885
The eross valuation In 1880 was .... 1887 ,235
Increase 10 ten wears .... 500 1858, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06


Tho following table shows the assessed valuation OF
the real and personal property the rate Of taxation for
htate PURPOSES and the amount OF of year
from 1859 $780, both inclusive. 1859 being the
in which the State Board Of Equalization organized
and began It's labor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-06

several counties named:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

Messrs. 4. Wcrtz q Co.. Jasper and
~. w. schwartz. Huntingbure The Hive
Druggists ofthc towns. are always ~ 10
the times and ready 70 meet the demands
of their many customers. They have
just received supply Of that wonderful
remedy that IL astonishing tie world BY
It's marvellous cures. DR.. KINGS MEN
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis. Hay Fever.
Phthisic, Group. Whooping Cough. Tick
ling In the Throat, Loss ofVoicc. Hoarse-
ness Or any affection Of the Throat aud
Lungs. This remedy positively cures, As
thousands can testify II Won do not
believe il call At I Wcrtz q Co.'S Drug
store and ge' Trial Bottle free Of cost
or regular size bottle for one dollar
A. you value your lite, give II trial and
be convinced, as thousands already have
been. A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08
Re al Estate for Sale !
DOAME & TRIPpET,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
y asper. Indian =.
sell Real Estate. Rent Houses. Collect Rents,
Fay Taxes. Make Convcyances, &c..
ON REASONABLE TERMS.

lrTvHEy now oIer Tor sale the following among cxiri
ii bargains h Real ESTATE in this county. and will
checrly show The tracts " any enc desiring % puf
lchaSet
No. LIS Lots near sbe Upper MIL, valued from
&C5 TO S125.
No AL 10, close 70 b. d. Edmonston's residanc,
Too 100 feet.
No. ST. Building suitable for Hotel.
No. 4.iao Acres IN Jefferson IT.. % acres cleared
balance heavily timhefc with white oak. Close 70 Air
Line Road. An extraordinary bargain ~ $500.
80. 5.-4O Aarrs near Jasper-1o acres cleared
Good orchard. vineyard. wvil barn and house. An ca
|tfasrdinsfy bargain AZ Sivo Terms % payment easy
| NJ. $50 Acres adjoining Knoxville. COLUMBIA
IT,. TO clear. Good twn story frame dwelling
barn, AZ. Would make splendid sheep farm Cheap
1 No. Tie Acres near Knoxville Good orchard
spring and eistefn Large new frame house and barn
% acres cleared remainder we'll timbcied Terms cas!
and good bargain.
4 No. s.--sO Acres miles from Knoxville shund
antc Of coal and iron III - cleared dwell
ing. housc and stable. Good spring water. Good bar
gain and terms easy.
4 10. O.4~t2 IL ihf most eiiRhie iots IL Ncrrius
additions ~ she town q isspef cheap 'cfmAS AM
cay payments. All slsat " insumhFsnss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

Hot, hotter, hottest.
MIR. Junius Lonax and family. d
Kansas, are visiting friends in this vicin
ity.
--Mcssrs Cofiman and Walker have
begun thrcshing wheat.
An Old dwelling house belonging K
Mr.. John Rudolph was burned BY some
person, on the Fourth Of July. Los
estimated II 8 cents.
There will be Sunday School ccle
|bration at Lennon Church on the 15tl
81 September All the adjoining school
are invited.
A happy man Is pleasant sight WI
saw one the other day which we felt Ger
tain wa~ happy; he had smile on hi
face as big as our old straw Tia {, and bi'
name Is VIM. r. Graham. Ii Is . DO,
and will vote In q years.
NOW DE PLUME.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

The Nations natal dry wss warm and
su!Iry, but WIS ushcrcd III before Iiehl
Ia Jasper. by the beautiful strains 81
music from III. Star band. who from Tie
top pf he Court-house greeted Tie Ma.
|tions Gag, before their departure fol
Orwell.
Many Of our citizens went 70 Orwell
toonvillc and other places. there being
no demonstration arranged for Jasper
hit there were TOO many patriotic souls
len tor the day % pass unhonorcd. -
HI The morning. Mr.. Joseph Jerycr. ST.,
got out with bis big horn, ana soon an
|inpromptu brass band was got together.
lcd by Auditor SchIimxcllcr. and Joined
~ number of old but good musicians.
whose horns had lain unused for
months. but they made music. though.
which stirred the hearts, and soon q
large crowd had gathered under The
shade In the Court-housc yard, where
short speeches were made by Nessrs. w.
~. Hunter, .. a. Trippet, j l.. Brciz. n.
|C. Fink aud j. b. kes-ncr. aud The eagle
was cleanly stripped Of his feathers. The
patriotic old Stand-bv. Col. Is. Ii. Edmon-
ston sung yankee Doodle in its purity"
In his own iniiniiable style, and every
body present voted II was good time.
At Orwell between 1000 and 1900
people assembled Ia grove south OF
Town. The blessings OF the Almighty
were invoked BY Rev. Mr.. Preston, and
the glorious Declaration Of lndepen-
dence was read BY Prof. A. L. Case.
The crowd was addressed by Messrs. \.
y. posey and A. a. Sweeney. The adj
dresses were excellent and full Of infor-
nation, but everybody was 50 glad 70
see everybody else. and inquire after ne
babies, cattle and crops. and many would
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

The BEsT SALvE IL the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcuni, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
b!ains, Corns, and all kinds OF skin
Eruplions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction In every case or
money refunded. Price 20 Cent? per
box.
F'oR SALE Dy r. Wertz 4 Co., Jasper,
Ind. and &. w. Schwartz, Huntingburg.
Nov. 10, SOY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

BmNc IN Youn HICKORY. We are
now busy saving up The large ninonni
|of hickory brought N during il|c winter.
and will soon have Il ont ot the WY aud
urge every one who hns timber ID sell 10
bring "a ~ as soon NJ possible W.
want all we can gei. and viii continue
paying the highest market price Come
Ia and make contracts. II YOU cant bring
your timber right away, 70 we may know
what to depend on. Schcurich 4 CO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

The County Board allowed the follow.
ing sums to the Assessors for their work
assessing this year. In the various town
ships:
Columbia, ID. "A. Simmons, ga %.
HARRISON, Phillip billy, $1l6 %.
Boone, Geo. e. Greene, Sli7 %.
Madison, "A. n. Fleming. 500 90.
cambridge and Jasper, J. y. MeIchior
$40 UO.
Marion, B. Scgars. $50 %.
Hall, John Gocppner, Sos 90.
Jefferson, Irwin q. Whaley $Sf %.
Jackson, M. Demutll, SOS %.
Patoka and Huntingburgh, y. G. Cato
$120 90.
Cass, III. w. 6rrening. Si20 90.
Ferdinand. II. Luekcn, Sl20 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08
10 CONSUAIpTITRS.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured ~
that dread d<ease, Consumption BY simple remedy !,
anxious 10 make known " his fellow -snfereH The
means ofcure. To Al who desire NJ he viii send copy
of the prescription used. free of chArEe with the an
lrccions Tor preparing and using the which they
|cafrfs &c.
Parties wishing he prescription viii please address,
Rev. y. A. WILSON. fot Penn ~. williamsburg n. n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for WEARS trom Nervous
~ DEBILITY. PREMATURE DECAY. and all The NJ.
ccis 81 youthful udi~ctetion viii. M The sake d suffer
ing humanity send free 70 an who need M the recipe and
dire Tor making the simple remedy BY which We
currd Sufferers wi>'ng ~ profit nv the advertiser
experience' d. ~ ~ addressing IL perfect cont
dencc. JOHN 81 OGDEN, q Cedar g.. New York.
Jan. 18th. lssl-1m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

VVHE undersigned having leased the
j. Friedman coal bank, will Away.
have coal on tho platform for sale Oh
demand. lie will deliver picked Goa
any where IN Jasper for 3 cents bushcI
or good screened coal az Scents bushcl
No coal sold at the bank unless under
special contract. Orders left AZ thu
Courier Office, or n A. y. McNorncy'l
will be promptly filed.
TERAfS-CAsn on DELIVERY.
JOHN s. BARNETT.
Nay 9th, lS6l--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-08

win mail fFreej tie receipt fora simple vrcrrsnr1
EInrcHr< leaving the skin son. clear and beaptitui
also instruciions for producing iuxuEsnt growth q
hair On bald head or smooth lace Address, ncosiue
3 cent stamp. Ben. vandef Co.. Beekman st., n Y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-01

NnberiI ybas fpiro feline nene sSrau
iein, bon Der id idon geb5rt babe. Sic
fppbnt in einem i6bnen BaIait, ipdbrenb
lelne iutrfltde Srau ii6 ibr 8roO erbets
teln mub.
Ntarguerite ertpadte aug ibrer Sbns
maht. Der Gnblid Der iie unItebenben
Ntense rief ibr Die entieBli6e gntbedung
ms gebd6tniB suriid, iinp tie perlcr ipie.
Der oas 8etpuBtIein.
Gs TT iiberfIiifiise 9lrbeit, benz SeIer
al' Die Seeletq,,alen auSsumaIen, nelde
Marguerite erlitt, ipie tie iib in &eus
llber tbre Bli6tpergeiienbeit 9esen ibre
Ytle9eeltern persebrte. Dieie guten alien
Seute tparen aber niht mnSer betriibt
barilber baB iis lid iiber ben &aratter
oes Ntenlhen nidt belier itnterrihtet bat
ten ebe lie ibm unbebinoerten 3utritt III
tbrem Rfle9efino setpdbrten.
gSte Der jlllae Sburfe einen Ginblid
III bic peri0nlicben 8erbdItnile oeS.Serrn
WtpntfDrt uno in feline freunbihaftIi6eu
SeSlebun9eu gu benz perItorbenen @anpt
erbalten bate, lit nod BIS su bieIer
Stuiloe Elm ilnselDites Hdtbiel.
| Die lRoraI bieier, benz 2eben ent:
npmmenen @jeIhibte, bat ippbI auf feir
2anD mebr 9luipenouns aIS gtmerita
5a9td8Iib bertdten uns bic 3eitltnaen
oteieS 9anbes, tpie Mdbhen burt beree:
lauiene S6urfen, bieii6 eirSui6mei6eIr
puBten, un8liidltA seiporpen iinp.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-01
aus S6afe's gitatenfdat.

ySie lit bic erite nidt," iaste Der ,3e9a
bruoer. Da bate er cine neue SIai6e bez
itellt.
ySein Tag obne einen Stri6," iaste
Dr.. S6ipdnnide. Da befneipts CT iid5
iiebenmal in ber @o6e.
yIbme DaS @ute nah," Iagte Der SSaIihs
minser. 9a fsrtiste er Suuosrtmarfs
lneine an.
Der 8Iiisite siebt na6," laste Der
8onpipant. Sa bate er Die GinIaeung
81 eiuem Diner angenpntnten.
y9Sas bu tbuit, - benenfe baS Gnee,
iaste Der Serr Hrofenor. Da bate sr ben
9ausl4liiiiel etnseitedt, aIS e. ms
gSirtbsbaus sinS.
oBlnftli9feit 1T bic SbHi6feit ber
&Dnise," iaete Sriebrid Der GroBe. Da
tpar er IN ShleIien eingefaaen.
s0aS Seben lit Elm Ganpf," iagfe ter
Stro!d. 8a mar er gum fiinRisiten MaIe
arretirt tpDrben.
y8on ben Iobten nur @utes,1 ioqten
bic aeidenbpdnen. Da plinnerten lie bic
| @efaIenen.
| ,,Audiatur ct altera pars, iagte Der
Dihter. Da Las er aud ben aipsitsn Ibeil
ieiner @ebihte rpr.
,,Dulce est desiperein loco, {ngte Der
lStuIsgrofeilor. Da hutte er eine Gtslle
falih erfldrt. ss
| s9Sanble tets bic spIbne MlitteIitra6e, 4
ipruh Der Befneipte. Da ipurbe e un,1
sipei 8amerapen mad 9ai.le eefdbrt.
! !, Est modus in rebus, iogte Dr. 0oxa
ban. Da mar ibm uc,a Ieintul S&nVj>
siu a&siss Rod anssmsIsa ulSbll
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-01
Oau;e 0ummer 500.

larmenben GreigniiIes. BaIber itanb
ndmIih Dor Der 9bllr un6 bate ii9 aber2
mails in einen 0isput nit nieiner Jlad,s
barlhaft pertpidelt, Der inbeB 10 sienlIih
einleiiig geflbrt ipitrbe.
,,Dabei Icn Der 1eufel feline Gebanfen
iammeln fonnen ipenn Sic INNER buiteu
oa nebenan, rief er biniber.
sd butte niir, banlit Sic rilbig fem
iplIen, mid madt bas @ebrumn,e nera
pD8 I" rief 5rdulein 9iesden suraf, ibre
Gimme sitterte pcr slufresuns bas
arine Sinh.
sd inub bas Gebidt fertigbrinsen,
|, ,benn es muB incrgen in bic g9oiiiibe",
ipenn man nidtet nuts man murmeln.
g8enn Sie l,itt idIafen f5nnen, linb
Sic eben nidbt seillnD, Ste baben 5ll
riel seSeileH pDer mas ipsiB if ieien
Sic frpb, DaB Sic eiiien Btiether baben,
tpie 9teif, periteben Sic mid, tpenn
Sic ntib bdtsen, id friir6e es Sbnen
5eigen.
99ieberbpIt unb peraeblid, hatte i'd,
rerluht bic gleidiaul iteinenl &Ieiber=
ihranf gebaltene StanSteoe SaIoer'S su
unterbre6en. Stun riB mir aber bod
Die @souLo. SD ri6tete mid i'm Bette
empor uno foroerte ben unsemuthlideu
@aIt auf, enolid Di6ten unn Stations
ttren gu Laiien unD bas 2iht alsSuIps
iden. 8aIoer idien fem naretbt ab.
nunsstpeiie etn5uIeben. Gr i6ipieg, mari
aber sornige 8life nad Der Ihare
ltnb sinG na6bem er iein Manuicript
nod eirmal burdSeIeben unb lprsIam IN
Die Iaide meine8 S9lafrodeS 9eitedt
bate, Su Sette
D ibm i'm Graume ieine Sierlife
Iphter Spanien's nit ben GaseQenail=
gerl Den lanseu gSinpern, Dem Salbe-
ridden 9lugenallfl6lag uno Dem feui9en
9Sib erihienen tit, iper tpeib, er idnar6te,
ais pb ct BON elmer Sd9entible
trdilmte. Gtipa orei Stunben barauf
odmnterte Der gSintermorgen. 8alber
ertpabte unD tleipete 1ib - iebes 8e-
rduld nit drbsrlter 8orliht oern,eioenb
u an, ais fppae er feline ,,nd6tIide Rube='
itbrunS" tpieoer gut MAIDEN. Gr enti4uL<.
pi9te fi6, pab er mid tpeden illilIIe, I'M
mir filr meme Galtfreunpi6aft 9anf rno
Aoieu S,t iagen. Damn perlieB er Ieiie'
Die (Stabe.
Sm IeI6en 9tusenbIife fTdppte Die
Ibiire nteiner @irtbin bratBes auf benz
&prrinor.
Gine balbe Winute poafpmmener &ube,
bann ItitrSte 8alber tpieber ms Simmer.
g9Ser 1T pa8 iitn9e DlGO9en, ba5 bier
nebenan berausfam 2"
ySebenfaIl8 SSrdulein 2ies6en, Die IDGz
ter meiner 8irtbin, Der 9u beute Sta9t
Die Sprleiung gebalten hat....."
yWetne Spaniertn 1T eS"
pIaBte er berauS, babei preBte er Die
3dbne aufeinanber unb i9ittteIte perstpet=
felt ben Sppf.
@nbli6 f6ien ct fib ettpas su bertbtz
gen. @r iebte ii6 tpieber auf Den STAND
meine8 Settes, ipie nah ietner Aiidfunft
bonn 8alle, = bamaIS bpHnunesfreubig,
iiegeSfrph, = iest trpitz unb ausii6tsLos
pDIliS 9ebrp6en.
SD muBte ibm seloben, grduIein 9ie8a
den ieinen 9tamen niemalS su perratben
uno ibm unsenannt ibre 8ersethung Su
eripirfen; Elm 9tuftras, ben ib nit 8ers
snii9en ausSufiibren neripra6.
/ SSrdlilein 2ieShen Elm hersen8sitteS
Dtab6en bela6te ben foniiden 3ufall
na9 8ebiibr rnb freute it6 ibreS grfolz.
ses, ben fte auf benz 8aae ersieIt. Sic bat
SaIper rerse6en unb ruff mir, 10 oft mir
unS auf Der Ireppe besesnen, ihersenb
nad: oGriiben Sic Sbren fpmii1en
! Sreuno !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-01
Das taglid)e Dolksblatt

soses per nor totns sonntassblattl s92e psr Sabr>
81 80 sas basbs Sasr uns $3.50 sas gisftaabr. nit
eountassbIatt sit.20 Fsr Snbr ss6o asa sasbs SAB
nnb $3.50 bas gserteIiabr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY OCTOBER o. 1891

stcnr demard sales 20o tes 'c 90 q, III
Civ s,le 75tcs $50 Rcined quoted i2lc S"uthrns
TsR-Marxft stsny on stTl'ly v.t 20
r les other kinds dull and unscti ID staeCrea' "
Choice zsTS7r STATE Hair-Fi Tubs tais to C19cs
ac. state Wefsh InSs Pfir 10 60 y ~ g. E'
Dairv Frkins, FHr u Choice, 2Jd2 e. Sate ,, Dany
1a0s Common 10 Filr. ise3ie' ,Hs s'eIn Srssm
cry 81 d5oc; Western Dairy Poor 10 Choice %-''''
Western Factory lar 10 Choice, 100 use -....,
ClEi.E -MIrH-t duu weak AMI nnsettleolt eS S
StFe Factory, Poor 10 Choi'e, 1Udl3c.i "estefh
Tat Poor 10 Choice Sdl2hc; Ched ar Falr 70 thace,
.9aI C.; SKINS 10 Cholce. SH9c EGoS--ll-r,'.s
c,tt, arm gn. irr,n Long island and neau ~ c.
state and pr,nsyvania 2tW-uc.: Western. 2l1zt c''
Canada SC. iImed v estern ant STATE I5H-io - ,o,a
f.,.-Falrly active, .tIn, unctfaSrdi iht s,l ~ ze
2aa2o; Common Choice Carolina and LousanH' '@' 80
SpIiiRq-i'ali generally unchlngea. -. aud
stLT-Buk quiet, Dut steady; Fatt'fy III o''""'' ~"
ST 'AR1NE-nun. weak and nominal; Prime western
iJGA~oHsE quiet steady, unchanged; Fair 20 G9o1 re-
futug SsaSic saie4 a. bbl4 Ctn'riusll &c. "a :
do .ic fairly active ana -teadS po,y
deed, IOtatONc: STANDARD " A." pc. ,ohsec . ,l
90 il,0 c.; Mould "a. &c Oh "A. -" -
Whte Extra a." aala.c.; yellow do do, s@"''e0'
yellow ~" 79aS &C.; Yellow. az &c. No "a staaic
IsLLOW-FiTm iaT deiAai sAvs, ~ wv ~ y e~' ~
TE..-Qui I, an la ely II hiy. g., r IN, fairly
TOBACCO -Kcn'u quiet, u1chan ,ed $50 l'i'
active; Gales. sc Sos IL o, Penny ana i 10 is6
80 New .ngland WrI Vrrs, it6JS g. lU o. ". -.
ousaonc and DO, 1880, Ohio private terms; 400 oAio
VII ViEG,DN r-,Jniet at 81 81 for Arctic -, -,
WOO Messrs Mangcr & Avery ctrcnifr sly -
crcn.Ir Of -rptemsr b. the vol krt has teen e9l
There hfs IA inquiry ot ee
wcls enough Ia satisfy dealers Who would he ~
ducc their stock more rapidly N'tWth'tan"l. IL Linz
The demand hss mainly better qualities OF eo'"
ing and cOinbng leece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

LIVERPOOL, oct 2tIOJ y. n-.irk Primo does 'I,icth
duu 80. de- Western, oul It 49,. ut'1 lp, o. -,
tuI. no, dali Al ODD, long .eA u'
nj -. Clear. dui 90. inut-A"'s Nnl' ulu ~
shoulders, Tor new be'tr hdt 'l''H ''iI
here EAtra "a ss, tul llt. Prime hr's u". =. ~ 80
81. ritnu duli az 81. itOW PRIME 'l' 0Ny
M ,.iot turprntnr-,p.rit, etly Al ttud ko'n-rll
staay ~. ,umuOn aTrly Ht u'dHf. Chrc7e-'N''il
can CuOcr. duu at %. Lard Ou, uouf h"rc fiuE-fNti
state. ~ iisd. Nheat-NO White dnl Al ~, f.
Np,Ing, lU.fd Mutor Vow Wcs"th "'i u ! - "
lIt1cd, duil at o. Cottouscod ltln" Amer,
eau, here. nOsnt OuHun AZ Lohdoh duhAt ''"'''
Iur, u,-s urts LOAu. n. steady 90 d.. 49,.
LNKEPOOL oct lI--:au ui.- .rchd 'tlus p
u New Mixed Wvsct tlolI lu'' -,
per ceutai Western 3Jd. per cent? Iol
X IUHl lru. taluOua White lh-n3 "a" ~
taJoini cub 81 UIun, iur ilsd Western sphnS ana
o., a.ab IiIu. iscd In,or ~,
10 CcutintS ltnf ~. p,
fREAKN. oct l.-Wuunx's Lnrd CLOSED nt w MARKS 20
ufennias per 100 pounds rtIuieuiu marks pienhuS'
nAytI- Oct Zi.-WicoN's iard closed ~ - "'''
Der EOs. .,.,o, for
ANrwRRr oct 2l.Petroeum 10 trance Seh.np T,ancs
anr palo Amencan MlrOVs Lard '"sou "' i'i ~
y M luu sJt
LIVERPOOL oct ~ 90 Receipts OF wheat tor me past
three dLys 100000 Ccnas. Including 44lO"V Ao'