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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29
Currency.
Lot every man earn what he possesses and

Lot every man earn what he possesses and
possess what be e~arns.-Solts'
Liberal wages to worklBgmen moansliberal
business for tho merchant Detroit Times.
The Gfcenbackers OF Kentucky have made
a rot gain tbis yosr 81 Ave representatives 10
to the Legislature.
The G~resnbaok party Is the only enc IN
the Gold which believes in thedctrines which
it presohes.-Wm Weaver.
When Governor @. Fostor heard that the
Governor of Pennsylvania hsd gotten in
ahead OF Tim in sug gtsllrg a day Of PRAYER,
be shut the door Of his private tflee with =
terrible bang, and when be cam out he look,d
Just like be DID the day he swote at the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plsindealer.
A just recompsnce in tho balance is the
fruits of honest legislation, but God nbbors
Oppression; liberty dies when ios!ered by
~despotsm, but free intelligent labor 70 he
pride Of any nation, Reward, ptotcc, and
encourage labor and you will be o happy
pcople.-lowa State Tribune.
The ST. Louis republican wants 10 know
weo will issse our currency when The na.
tioaal banks are abolished. II saws ineo the
national banks can only exist while tho debt
lasts that some other mode Of is.aire "a
paper currency must be had, aud the only
safe currency will be the greentAck ifsucd
by the government.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29

Hereafter people will pray unanimously
for good crops In missouri. Daring a long
drov'h the farmers Of that state nod train
To6bine q pleasant and profitable labor
lCbicago Tribune, .
TIE farmers OF Missouri ara ne more irdn
robeert hecau'e wv trains have been robbsd
10 That State, than are the people OF Chiesgo
Sill murders becauSe our jail Is pretty toll Of
that class Of people, There is no OCCASION for
such a broadsaAt insuh to,tbe farmers Of Mis-
sourL.-Inter 0eean.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29

Upon arrival as the cemetery Tho column
halted, opened ranks, faced inward and
saluted the funeral car IS 10 passed. the
military presenting arms, ard thu remsinder
OF tho column standing VIII, uncovered heads.
The exercises at the grave were brief The
German Singing s~oeietiss sang the Horation
ode-"IptegeT Vilae,'' q beuedicliou was
pronounced, a YOtiey was fred over tho.
grave, and The Column resumed The naych TO
MONUMENTAL park. whore h was Aismlsshd.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29


a GOOD WAY 10 SPREAD TIE LIGHT.
The projectors Of the Detroit N~a,lsssl will
in their issue OF Sept. Pad publish. A com
plete and concise history Of money aad 3
statement ard description Of ils proper fGpc-
lions In relation to Industry; A history Of tee
rise and fall Of American political parties;
An epitomised history OF corporations 10 this
country; a history Of Railroads IN the U. S..
showing the methods these corporations.
adopt 10 rob The producers, and pointing out
the remedy for this abuse OF tho franchises
granted them, and, ga article on mans
relations 10, and his rights Ia the lsnd desl-
ing clearly and cone seiy with the land
question. Tnis number OF the National will
be just the thing 10 place in he hands OF
Democrats and Republicans, besides being
calculated 70 iarnish Rmuqition in a handV
iorm 20 grsehbsokers. All who wish %
spread the light should send what money they
can spare, together with The names Of those
to whom they Wlsh tina, copy OF tie National
sent. The prie9 viii b. two cents per copy,
barely enough to pay cost Of paper aud pos
tage. Greeubaekets don't miss ihs chance |
10 SOW good seed. Those who cannot, OF do
not, care TO make out q list NJ names can
send money and state tie locality to which
they wish tie papers sent, anil the proprie-
tors Of the National will take the feouired
humber Of nsmes from a dlIectory and send
mo papers. or else tt preferred. will send the !
papers to the person sending the morsy. All
money sent VIII be Acknowledged in the a.st
num Der OF The paper after is receipt.
Address al communications 10;
TIE NATIONAL,
Detroit, Mich.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29

The y ationai party makes WIZ on no man,
but upon systems, institutions and sstab
iished party practices detiimontalto the az,
~velopnaeht Of The sesonrces Of Tho whole
country, aiming only 70 raisu every man.
every. family end epmmapity 10 1 higher
manhood and higher civilization, that reaee
IN. Y. Sentry. 80
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29

The medicines o DuNoAs Dick & Co. mr.
aAe4ceued for elegance. purity apd relia.
oihty' Their seidlitine seidila powders.
are as pleasant as Lemonade. 1Rcir son
Vspsules axe world famous. See Aly,.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29
Arkansas main Eobbers

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 23.-The 6tzette's
Arkadelphia special sayR the train on the
Iron Mountain & Southern K r., which len
Fexarkana At s o'clock last night, was board
90 AZ hope by three young men, who, after
pss'ing Prescott sBd whea near Emmett, sud-
denly drew rovolvers and ordered the COR
dueior 10 stop the train, which 10 ga, They
then proceeded to nske the passenger throw
up their hands while they went through
them, getting S700
They then visited the express ear, opened
the messengers safe and took from y $50 900
10 currency, Before leaving the train they
threw baek q package containing SIS 600.
ander the impression that Il was yAlueless.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1881-09-29

Horace kuble, chairman Of the Wlseopsin
Republican state central committee. Is cred.
tied with telling Fred Horn, a leading Dem
ecrat Of that state, that If The Democratic de-
sired 70 kill The Republican party, the most
saeetaI way 10 dois would DO for the Dc,
moefacy 70 dls2lvo its organisation. He said
the Gully obi e the gIeat mass OF Mo pe6nle
bad 10 susu,ining tho Republican party MAS
that il might SIT on and hold down Ihp Dem.
ocratlc parry, and IL the lslter wss out On tse
Way there would be no use for the former TO
exist I maat DO e0nsoling 10 the Democra-
ey 10 kaow thas the only purpose It's exist.
enee serves is TO be the madsill Of The RaDub-
hean sapeFstiuelare,-Chicag Cypress.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

fISgnPont, oct 2G.-l23O D. m.-Cotton-Market active;
Mitduug Up!ands sd: NIddlng Orleans O' sales a"O"
ccpis lOU baica including 1900 bales Amercan u
tues-U pands Low Middlng clause october deuNey Uig
do October November delivery G'ind do NoNempi ,
December delivery also ca sgd; December anu
nary delivery Cad; also 6aagd; do January ana 'Oual
delivery gd Glbrgd. February and hafc ''eyt
Gid; also GI7s.d do Marc and April delivery 59I
Geodi DO MAY and June delivery CAL also O'Jz So Vo
IIyERroO oct. 2G-3:OO p m.-1ho sales OF the day In
cluded III, 100 bales American. - ,,,,a,ds'
LIVRRPOOI, Oct 2G-4 y. mCOtton- Futures I, Ipihls
Low Mlddling clause December and January uslNuly
G7,sd do January and February delivery. 6 gd DO iehua
and March delivery. OHs9d do March ana Aprii ueo'''
IiygRroo Oct 26-b:0O p. m-Cotton-Futures-Uplan plands
Low Middling clause, October delivery, asd 90
delivery also December ana yanuaiy
Esd; do Januay and February delivery Bshi also oafi
February and March delivery, 6iSad; d" March anu
delivery l: do April aud May delivery, Bs9di 90.
June delivery, 0'ssd do June ana July dei'o'J oS
HTGusfA Oct. 2G,-CottOn firm; Mddling, l0Se Lev Lev
Middling lONcj Good Ordinary Sbei feoeiPe '''-
BALmHoHH oct 2G.-Coton Orm; Midddnng li9c; low
SslESI' SalSs '''''"''' 100 D'''' '-''' ~, '
Middling IL 4o Good Ordinary 10 tc net fe.eL" I11
bales: exports Britain q liO bales STOCK o.
cHsRLEsroS oct 20-cOton hiiadlisg lito.i 10
MIddlng 1Os.dlic GoOd Ordinary loici hst
bs3U exports to the Continent bOv oaes oos''"'
5sG bales sales 1000 bales stock 10 1s1 baleA rov
CINCINNATI Oct 26Cottop nrm. Middnnk = " hales.
Middsing l0Ao Good Ordinary sc receipts
shIuments bales sale 4 10 bales STOCK zoi -
GALyEsTos. 26. Cotton steady hlndhnG snts
Low Middling 10ac Good Ordinary, loc het oa
iSas baos exports oo&svis 1873 baies saes eoo OsoS
S'GSf Io,syilz sSEI oct 2Scoton ouiet siddnE IL %
MRxrIs OCT 29.ooon ga,e Masss. ..l.s 500 balss
tCCk A, ,33l bAlee
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
CoOdOriluary .......... Sbls Low Middling..
SlrlctCoOi Drii IarY -. $3.50 3iIddng ...-........

ocohooilnaTy ,SSss L,Tib LGT Middlins ll9
TO points sales $500 bales Prces paid-October lI4O
SanasS sS NIi$5i i' Fyeraa Mareb
AnT dT 3Sz & way f. Gs Ptice. S"s Io
fIinrs sna MArsns October; la; NoyemGer ll4t De.
SS0Ss' SSoS AS3 l2si Nay i2S Jg"s July i25G
xs1Ssf NaSSsf i@iL%s III S Snses@6cr it, jaH"sJy 5s
51IS FssHfy; & MITg % lEoS@ - t$ lEJ$ INN @
5252%i25 iassr.9lo 9T4sFH @ lki5 H., ,., and ma
15c lower light export demand. and ic obbing trade
1sS% f @ IL os sa -tSSS goo e S6 SS'S City f 3 E4 ii S
ier es Ss M 81 90 o. s11t Aey a. ;o GoS W Gs
500 65s Iw Grade Extra IS GoGS6 5G 100 bills super.
TPS %Ssa, e 1856 6o 81 s Extra G s Ge 4S6
iSeiadns ".o food to c5eco FANNY at 81 1873 g
o. the 'e' AZ sS eSs @ e a.T iS SsPo upsT1 @gG
81 7oas5 common 70 Fair Extra slate = 9GS6 ~ Good
s. 6oSse ~; GOOD 70 c&oice IS as - Extra
Sop osq 30 7sqS 6I Soo u Goe Common aG 3 es %
& Eys 1sTs az eSs "a af PaSn tS As ST. p os
% tr E1 y 0,s SSSsG 20 Good to f
n.EEs 'e JOUR SSGsS
sssp @ 81 s s 90 % G eSSs 9eSRg " gs e & e SOd I So
X l6a iss S & ,s $50 S SSs s snPsra
%es,e g 24g$S 80 BIspGs e, ~ ggoea 8
BFoRTaH y auction an H. 90 2o So,e, Noav
Lemons So 100 bbs Aneiis Grapes ssGSo 900 Kegs Do
stssAa fS II s po,cr on options and
s trade Gs SaIa ss @ and Ra @
oS psa sD,.s future 81 , s0og bush 30 cA sn1aS @S
81 Is; NS SeSYofE spr,ng 81 81; No Chicago Sely.
Sred from store 81 AZ UDgrsded Winter Rod 81 81 d$l IS
No Red ST X; No. 2 DO. sl42; Steamer Nc.2 Red
81 4Sls 40. Red 81 4g4sI BOA for new and old; I'm
graded White q SsS$l 4e No Whit hns = s2asl ASs
81 asi. 81 ssia; do November 81 49asl 6o new and
Da closing 81 ls's newi do December g 62s9sl
i sssiss 4 g g, s,Sr nsx @ SS: %sitsi NSSsassS'
81 43s1....RYE - Market hrmer, quoted ~ O3d
81 0e sales. 1900 bush state. 81 esSsi 81 :, o.
s 1Ss g sl sS ssd saS
bush. FonrrOwed state 81 o.. BARLEY MALT quiet
hrd steady asalc letter; large business
nse sales I,s92.O05 bnsh. future. 9i4oO0 bush;
CASH including Ungraded Western Mixed at
sss52ei No g. 7Oe7o4c 10. 2. 7l97lae;
zea7lse, closing 7Oac do November. 7oss70ls0,
closing 10 new: do December, I0732c closing 73dsc
sswi dS JsaSuary 7tss741s closing
g Ng No s at S5c1 No. 2 4Tatsscy new and old
elssca No. J. 6t4c. Mixed Western, Is S4sc; white do,
5oasS5e White STATE slssac. including 5000 bush No
ss"' &o@s4ssc Old lio.ooc bush. de- December 4sss
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET

RIO JAYTIRo oct. 26.-CoGce-Good FTsts, i3OOa lf6O
10 kOs daily receipts, lJoOO bags ship
menis Of tho weekTo The Channel and North of Europe
$4,000 bags United States 10000 bags to the Med
iterranean bags sales OF the week-FOr the Channel
and North Of Europe - bags; FOR the nited states
420Op bags: for the Mediterranean - bags stock,
%JU.O0O bags. Exchange on London. 22i4.
oct 26-Cose- superior fOOO0f2OO reis per ~
kps Average daily eccptsf the 1900 bags. snip
cnts All countries 20 900 bags; Europe, Coco bags
of the weck-for all countries $4,000 Oagsi STOCK
100000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1891

NOZZLE Oct 2G.-Cotton frrl Middling Ike; Low
MddHng. lOlef Good Ordinary l0tc1 net receipts eOs
stock. 228jn bales
NEw.ORLEANs Oct 26-CottOn firm: Middnng, il dca
Low Middung 07se; Good Ordinary. lO2c net receipts
l2V2 bales gross 1881 bales exports TO Great Britain.
52JO bales eoastwlse O9 bales; sales 5000 bales Stock
1886 bales
NORFOLK, Oct. 2G-Cotton firms hiddling, IL &c.; net
receipts 4s9S0aes exports cOastwise 2602 bales Sales
l,31O bales stock 81, ,6.i2 bales
PHH.ADELPHIA Oct 2G-Cotton duh; Midding 11Tc; low
hiddhDG lli4ci Good Ordinary lOc. net rebeips 43I
blesi sales spnners, l1J bales; stock $3.50 bales
sAvANNAH Oct 26.-Cotton firm Middlmg, lO'sc. low
Kidding lOasc.i Good Ordinary, 9asc.; net receipts
b45s bales sales 5000 bales last evening, 900 bales
stock. ~, N bales
ST LOUIS, Oct 26-CottOn steady Mddlng, II lhc. Low
Mddlng lO'sc; Good ordinary lOlsc; net receipts @zo
A3,4SS bLies
WILMINGTON. Oct. % Cotton hrm Middling, J. 7sc.
Low Iiding. lO7sc; Good Ordinary, 9a3c net receipts
500 bales; sLock II .GSi haea.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

4l,c 2o7 Pennsylvania Lambs 90 n at &C. 1900 "a D. at
Hallenbeck Davis sold. PIT Tennessee sheeg qso
Lambs 63 ~ az 4l Coz kenincky me - mad, on EYs ID
10 81 St ~ Sc s o ss @ al Sc 10 State DO o n at 4c;
s@s. s aP i9s % r. r. at at g. g. s 9 SO % % % s.
III do, 81 b. At ; as d. % D. At CSC; io6 do SO 10 at
Kirby Co sold: 50 state sheep, 50 @ at 4'c; % state
Li,ns DsaSacE S Dewey sold 2s5 Michigan sheep n At
~ a. se 10 DO 100 5 at 4sci i7G vermont Lambs, 70
hi at 3 46 III state 40 81 o. az 5s,c; do 65 d. at &C. 10
] H. Hume sold: 81 state Ewos % D. at i'oc lo' state
L9@ % w2e5, 2 5 iaag CO. sold 100 state lambs 6j b.
al i4c: ia do 81 H. az 6'2c; state Ewes " 10 az &c ~
H0Gs-Recepts to-day and YESTERDAY were & SS Ssf TtV
Total since saturday. 1882 head against 2Seo2 ne a -"
quoted 6rbeI exceptional sqas h at 35 9f + o e u
sesspa @ soa sqa 81 SaisrSS Saie hGS W wsierH logs
lis b. at - 80 $40 do d. gei - DO m lSg ~ ate "a "a DO
i995 TO- Il, at &c: 5do Sio g. at Ole o. eao 14s
h at S Ro3ghs s27 h. at c Yesterday ~ WesiSIa Ta
Hogs 63 So IS; l2I do l9l To- t64e SrouRh'' i'o
j. Hunter sold 2l state Hogs. 222 ID. at 6c do 2S2 d. at
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO oct 96-CATrE-E Receipts to-day, 2s2 head 9ta ora
for eaS week cons 9 H 70us na1 e5 Sa Sa aG
SSer 9Ss oTf m - 9sg 2os5 co. light Baichcr sasi
aiEr AxD Receipts to-day Loo head uss lo,s
for tar LOCO head. for same ume asa W ~
1900 head receipts consigned through cars ge 81 M i5 m
S$4 80 a few Western Lambs at - 40 , ,,,. ,,r
26 SIS head for same time last week, 1900; consigned
through AZ ears; market dull and lower; sales icrh ~
Good 10 Choice at 81 g0d$6 90 mostly at @ Light do %
as ~: Medium Weights SO lOdS6 2j choice iiea'9' u"
g6 25dSB 45: Pigs 80 60 remain uns0o ,t
CHICAGO oct 2G-HOGs-iteCcipts Z',UoO httH' ,tt--,p
2SCO head market weak and shade iowcg Ight
"A Choice Heavy, ~ fo0F'i i>S"|
- SJds6 10: Cus and Grassers, 80 JOdJ 90. ,,, ..
CATTK-Rcccipts GOnO head; shipments. lSOD hea 9n
and generally firm. Exports - n"o ~
Choice shipping - i0esg Common - Ea d ~ ~ ~
Butchers weak Common to Fair MN,d f2at5 20 G,f Goou
choice Cows and HcCTs - 4OG&i, SfOckeis very P1nll
slow sale 70af3 80 Feeders scarce any tii ~
AZ GB0 81 Range Cattle strOlg; Texans - 3UGe" o
iIaif Breeds and Natives ~ Gr0Si 90. 49, - -
Receipts. 1000 hi H. shipments, 9Vl heAl
douiand Common 10 Mcus39fi Good TO 'bo'e' - oV"
-. q, - ,,.rtors
ST. LoUIs oct 26-iOGS- Markct dull aud lower hoikoI
g. 10 Packing S5dSG; Butchers 10 Fancy - oao ~
Very Light - 2Ud4j 30 receipts, 63OO hcal shipments
5000 heal.
'CArfF- Ecccipt, 4sCO head shipments, rolu; supply
large wholly OF Common 6" Medium InchcT- SUN sn
xcd lots du at drlinr 81 lo0l l5c, no ShpE
era on the market; Texans Ia light demand ana sup
ply aud unchanged. .... .s
grade, In maud firm, Fau TO Good - GOAL 90 IIlo
10 Fauci. 81 % 50.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LTyERpooi Oct 26-2OD p; p;m-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern @
duh at so; do Western dull at 79i
Cut steady az 6lj short Rib, duh at 5261 Long Clear du
at 45i short Clear. duh at %. Hams-Lon2 Cut dui az
5Os shoulders, du at - I'd Tor Beei-Ddia Mess dul
at ll5 Extra Mess dull IL Prime Mess duh a 94 Lard
Prime Western, no 5y. TaOw-PTme city, steady
at 426d TdrpeuneSpuits, sready NJ f3. Rosin,tlne'
steady at IL; Common steady 69dD1 Cheese-Ancfi-
can Ch0ce.du at 3S Gd Lard oil. none here Flouf-k kN
state, duh at li9d. Whcat-NO White, dnl at us No
spring. duh at 1861 Winter New Western, dun az ll1d
Corn-MlXed' dull at 5ll = COttonseed Yellow Ameii
none here at London duh az bldGb3d
TurnentIne-sprs at London steady at Al ~. - .,o.,
ILlEkOOi- Oct 2B-3;3O m-btrf, llOL PER ueIoc
for Extra India Mess Cheese 5S- ewt for the 6est
grades OF American Bacon 4SGd cw for Long Clear
Middes 1auOW 43 per cwt. Lard. % I'D per c"I 10
American. Pork. 30 per bbi. for Prime Mess - 80
LONDON. OcL2G-t m-Calcutta Linseet, h2sh H95 per
quarter Sperm on &5S9s10 per ton Pale Rosln H9lo9di
Spi1ts ruTpCltno AZ. per cwt. Refined Petroleum va
7d. Spirits Of Petroleum. SddS3i6 per gallon Common
Rosp. G9d Linseed on G26.lO per ton
ANTWERP oct 2B.- Petroleum, 10 francs cenDmeS lof
6ue palo American. WcOXs Lard closed at I41 francs
90 cen times 100 kilOs
UAyRE. Oct. 2G.-WIcOX's Lard closed &c n hanc5
90 ccntimes 90 kOs
HAMBURG. oct 2G-Wiicox's Lard closed at 60 marks
per 100 10. =
BREHFS. Oct. 2G-wlcoxs Lard closed at SO marks D
pfcnngs per pounds Petroleum. marks 90 pfennDSs
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK Wednesday. oct. %. lSSl.

ASHES--oulet. unchanged ~
CoFFEE- iU firm al lie FaT CaTgOes dem md fair
sales 900 is ODrrs 2Oi7 bags do Lon bags ~
tessei and 7H BAGS Az private efIns Mid grades
firm Maracaibo still ia demand 5000 bags sold on private
terms quOird lOd IL &c -.,
COTT0N-srn Cotton quiet and roc lower sales 2 ~
EVENING" Including 2il2 bales ioi
export t5n bales for spnuug Receipts at the pOrts today
1921 baes aESnst % J4l Gaes his day last aud
itgtrS ..strg
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK ETs.

LONDON oct 2G-lZ:SO y. M bonds three and nan
,eT cent. lGl u Atlantic Great Western hisl h"i'
gaze trustees certificates 81 a. Lrio - do second onS
los Ncw Central, l42 lnuls tonlia l"tt lthhaN
Wanda Central ~. Reading. "a = New h"Ik, oh'a'lp Anu
Western "a Milwaukee, aud 81 laul common J -.
IONUON oct 26-2UO D. w.ParS sNlcoN luoto tiioe p''
cent retes n iran Il centHes tOr i!ir account go
LONDON. Oct 26-3OO D. H.-l.iic' tJ'4' Ne"-loiN |o"
tra l42Ll; Illinois Central. l3i - -. .,
2i-53O U.-PariS anViccN quote tnro5 p''
rent reuir, Al "a rancs l2l cenes inr The account
PhRs Oct y. iu.EXcia,ise oA LONDON % "~"0S
H.oC uI1ugS 4 u
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

Total tons since opening OF navigation 3po"4 4< ~,
Total tolls opening of navigation p5i1-ut
Total cleared since open nav 'oo"' :"
The canal opened April 20 1880, and May l5'
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
situations iUanteo-- females.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
A.-A kindso good. competent female sssvan,s as
caiored seryants. At the large, oliostsblsnei fhot
TANT HOME BUREAU. 135 6thaye. fourta hSuss Aoo''
lOth-st
CHAMBEKMAID.-B competent girl; best
" references. woat 4+thst
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rieer. ges''' al Rttlr1Ifs
NEw.YoRX. Wednesday. Oct rs, l8sl
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
pressmakina.

IILLJDUIIInIIEN.
A COMPETENT FRENCH DRESSMAhEh
~ h aI br,nches wishes few engagements IN piV ram
iIes terms 80 q day. NINE llEDHON, 10 west ao'hs@
between 7th and sthayes.
A DRESSMAKER Of Is years experience
~ Nyonld ike few more customers az her own nonSe
stvsh walking 50 20 $40 trains from Siq 70 sIn
sey,nyng anal mishts IN the latest fashion SA
CASSADY Pacific place. 20tb-st, between o'h anu ''
aves
A PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER from Mad,
a,a pichons wishes few customers; excellent hti rel
.rencss ca or address Mrs KLErI 10l West 4oth-sL
nO~ EAST 3STH-ST.-GOod dressmaker; /;
ZtE1 day or week; make over nicely, or VIII take
wort home on moderate terms
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
Nlistcllancons.
Gurouean advertisements.

Guroucan Advertisements.
IFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
4 Meat Finest and cheapest Mcatdayotlng stock Tor
Soups. Made Dishes and SsuceS
Y TTDTC CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat An invaluable and paataDle Tonic IN an ehHes
weak digestion snd debility is success anu doom
Tor winch Nations should feel grateful sec MeNedl
press" Lancet" British Medical Jonrnal NC.
TFPTC CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
l Mt Caution -Genune ONLY with iacsiIuho 9t
TaTSl Lebg's signature. In Blue Ink, across L10eL
TFRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat To he had Of all storokeePers GroeSrs sli ele
Chemists sole gents tor the United States kWn'l5sus
onlyl a. David Il Co, 43, Mark Lane, LondouEnglaiL
eid wbolosaIe by Park & Tiliord. smith Vander3ec6
Acg"r Ncrrt COndit, Mck essOn loDblls II n ~f' ID
~, ,ari.r 20 and Messrs w. IL. Schienehn Co
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
fost ano found.

\ OST-Bank book No. 13l 1886, issued by
Il the German savings Bank. 10 the CITY oi Hg~h0rs % 70
Nron August Anon II not found or returned 10 tne pth
frc The 18th day November 1881 application VIII De maue
for a new book.
I OST-On or about Dist of May last. Certi-
brate No 2qa for 100 shares Wisconsin Central hail-
road Company Stock standing In name or Charles lea"
70
% Broad. ST., NcwHork.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
Gitnalious Uante0-- 2lales.

pY man to attend furnaces in private
I'D houses city references. Cali or address j. RMS,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

The following is the comparative statemen, Oh .nS
canal Auditor showing the total number oI .ons ,i u
aanh artirle cleared on the canals for the week
ended October % and the total movements sihce
the openInr of navigation 1850 and 1881;
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

CONFEDERATE COUPON BONDS.-Mill
nav - 80 Der f 600 for 100000 these bonds with
a c1I1ous since Ianulry o. attached, delivered at my
once oi "N''''' D" VI EHFHEEL J. MOSES Jn.
TKSSTOCKS and City r. r. Storlis and Bonds
1 tor.tt ,1t ,,t r. .r. iiEWITT. u EKrhanRc-pacc
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

,,o,.,,,,., 97s 200 i6i O9s IL 7O5l3 24.l5O so1f"
Theraceipt, and shipments at and from Buffalo
To-day were as follows ,.,.
ReceiDts shipments
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

rro,a,h,.h 744OO 4lIOUO UI,4UV IV''7'0
The following were the receipts and shomehIS DIV
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
aNN o..o,o,s SltDnsntL
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-30
rEIs MORNINGS NEWS.

su NeR York Goyernraent bonds are quoted al
no for "a ci 1907; 111s for 6s OF lssl I67
Tor e. ssesilug. "a s2l@I s4I; silver bars, 112l.
sllser ID London, 5ll consols. 90 Sled; per
cart United States bonds Iozi IS, I19a Ifs, n6s.
IL San Francisco hall dollars quoted at
discount to par Mexican dollars, 9Oas0ic.
At Liverpool wheat isquoted st lis Id s1ls I'D Tor
good to choice California.
The Belcher Mining Company has levied an assess
ment of 81 per share.
Mining stocks we're rather quiet in San Francisco
yesterday. Prices Of the leading north-end de-
scrip;ions showed hut little change from Wednes-
ss,. In some cases, however, lower rates were &C
septed
The Wisconsin democratic State Convention at
Milwaukee nominated a full ticket. with n. d.
Fratt for Governor.
L. f Hubbard was nominated by the Minnesota
Republican State Convention for Governor.
The Prot i0iiionists Of Massachusetts, have nomin-
ated Charles Almy for Governor.
Lloyd Briggs, sixteen years old, had his skull
crushed by q fall from window at Omaha
Fire at Dan,ie, Virginia, also at Santa Cruz.
Cadet r. A. Coontz, Of Nevada. has passed at the
Annapolis Naval Academy for the navy.
The loss by the recent ERE at Moscow, Russia, is
placed ct 2,5Oe, eco roubles.
John Bernbiesel the lrss Congressional Delegate
from Utah, died AT Salt Lake Wednesday, aged 50
years.
Joseph Thomas was seriously il not fatally injured
at the Stockton race track yesterday.
Dipbtheria Of malignant type is raging at Farm
ingson, San joaquin county.
The examination ct the Cape Horn Mills train
xreekers at Auburn resulted in Their being held to
answer in g, eco each on each charge.
Two drunken cowboIs captured the depot at Dem
ing, n. NJ, but Deputy Sheriff killed one of them
beiore they had done much damage.
The Santa Cruz and watsonyiie Narrow-gauge
Railroad is to ba sold Saturday, to satisfy the first
mortgage bonds.
The Supreme Court OF Oregon viii convene at
Salem next Monday.
The United ssates steamer Hassler has arrived at
Victoria, B. c., from sisks.
The new steamboat Elizabeth J. Irving was totally
destroyed by Gre at Fort Hope, Frazer river yes
terdsy.
Tie town of Stanton. Neb., was destroyed by a
hurricane Wednesday night. and several people
were killed.