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CLOSING PRICES or BOSFOy STOCKS.
Boston. Friday. Oct. 2l, 1881.
FRIDAY, Oct. 2l--P.m.

FRIDAY Oct 2l-Pm.
II auy additional evidence was required tn show
the local md Ii nited character of the present stock
SPECULATION, the results of to-lay's transactions
have furnished at least fair amount of it--as
much perhaps, as NAV be required to convince those
persons who are the most unwilling to he convinced
Of the true nditon of affairs. Money was easy be-
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ineness to redeem any portion of the remaining
amount labout Sl2 0J0,0O0D of bonds embraced IN
the lO5 CALL at par and interest, on presentation.
almost in ,ures steady money market until that
Sl2 900 900 is ne ,eemed 1t was De'ieved that tho
transactions OF the two preceding DAYS had cneour-
aged a short interest of no mean dimension Yes
terday's stock market had the benefit during the
,ast half hour of such stimuiant there Is IN the
Trea ury announcements; but IN IL after buh~s 81
hours YESTERDAY the fact only report that Was
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Oct. 21-P.N.

FRIDAY, OCT. EI-F'"
The mining stock markets arc still void OF any
features of general interest There is rise in the
price of one stock and decline in the price oil an
other stock but neither huctuatlon has any slgni-
canoe TO any except those traders who proiI OF
lose . or 10 cents per share hereby. To-day inc
State Lines were better: 2 and rose from $50 10
$685.: and 4, from 81 to 81 cents and Orlenl3li
and Miller from 50 to 50 cents. On the 0thPS anu,
ION Silver was specially weak. and declined from
/. 90 TO 7Ja1.Sj. other stocks rose or decIneIl
one or five cents per share, Tut there IS nothing IN
it"-orat least 50 little that raiders are coming 10
feel tatleued with the situation.
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S,S FRANCISCO, oct 21.-TNc street opinion that
.uo.h.rH.lrp advance mIIht bee exp cited ally has
b.,.s modified, ..rcc Sen tor Ear still remains IN
town AZ Che lowest guoutiou Yesterday for Sierra
N.,t'a mi Union tousu l.Gt'd large purchases
wric ODD. q by bonanza brokers
ut n.iy TONS O. orc ate uclug raised daily from
Ire resumption of vorl, IN the ower levels of In
p.riaI au4 Alpha is Affecting the prices Of these
piup.rtl ltNora0ly.
a.. connection netScrn Bolchrr and Oycrman
being rot'lcrrd, ,hc iHttcr Is becoming quite Ia
NuIIt' iIIuug uf.l.I.
n is nothing impouan from the noIth-cud
IN, Contention Consolidated COMPANY fled ar-
tIr.., oil iucDr loraiIun Wednesday. Tins cou-Oil-
di.rs inr We tern lCoutcutlonl ANA Flora horr-on,
O. tombstone.
.l5.G0U; Northern hc" +l's-Oi 0t.n".,IH'
~iy>.iJ; Eui">t tous0III ct tna~rl. T2l,UO5;
,l. ~. 5000: Head Genre, Si,3lO; BOAR,
,,I5Hs Arizona, Oct. @l.-lhe old Dominion Cop
Der ,ulpluy.s property Is lo'.pug vel, and % -
Boo sH.iricut 10 run Tie s"C4.cfs Tor ave or six
urIfu-. -,
N,I. informed mining men consider the Mineral
Greco, mine itiiuir.
Iae Mack Morris mue improves As development
/. '-tr. ts. Odd.
wa. % yer ~ cr an tht state imam AZ present nor
4. ..l o. more Satisfactory. h"tU arc irW hdt' "a
mini DE- prppcItir, Irpo. eel, bat penty OF GeVeOp-
iirui uor. rs b ing done
urNur. buiy ot mrtt richness has been struck
an the Forest Queen, 80 RUBY Camp.
Bullinn valued az %i1,07i ~ was received in this
a .. Nc.t,T,Iy rom 'ht mi Is.
ins o.or.uUut mine shipped $500 bullion Thur
day.
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Ncu Tn lirailons.
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SrDyD CALs-l, CCL)Jt 4.

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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

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CAMPAIGNS OF THE CIVIL WAR,
Publl-h this days

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c 'UN VIM IINIIs
NOTICE" ANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK 70 LIEERPDJb VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER No. 80. NORTH RIVER
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For ftIL1 AL iEn
CI"V 'F 70 no, ,Ils ~, ]ot. . p M
For HONOLULU NEW-LEALNND anu AUSTRALIA
4 r. sails -ArU RDAl. y. III.
~ , tpltII ntlS ~ ~t1 Frsunsn
ForrliylL ptuL.,lll s}p"U t1tIr nti1a tDJ ~ Co a
III ~ Liza \, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

DED STAR LINE.
Ia United states ana Royal Belgian Mail steamers
EVERY SArU KDAY FOR AN rWHRP
The splendid urs-CtasS iui-pOwcr"l steamers
WAENhA u Slunlay, OCt =, pm
Me- LAND,......... .-.-.... saturday oct ~ W.
saloons. satcoul., smoking m pItrrJUm5 anldshlp5
Second cibh t'cOmmOll lion unc tCslleI
sJteIOunis all on main deck.
No iur-rs, Clttlr, she's or pigs 'ttt3L
\ cmd ,r,Oin, $50 prepaid, $50 evcurson, 500.
Seera2c, 40 eIa "a; eNcuisJ Tt1 49,, - "
PERI II wriIGfr ~ ONs, urn As',s, - bto1way. Ny
ROTTERDAM LINE.
III steamers leave WAr5ON'S STORES, Brooklyn. 90
MAS
l. CALAN %. " Sne5,s' NV
iot II cap RA FGcs76 "a cabin $50 see{e so steer.
age hol teran prepaid, $2I u. CAz2U y Yen
Ham-st Freight Agts. i.W. NORRIS 90 Broadway. 1fA
WHITE STAR LINE.
w nNTrEn = rATFS AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LlN aHPOOl+
NOrICF-rhe stsamsrs 4 ths line take tue Llis route
recommended by Lieutenant Marry u > y" on 1otL Tao
outward and hOMowlri VOYAGES ,.-,.- -. Al,
MIC Capt. kenu',y SatnruN Oc ~, . r. M
REPUBLIC Capt. Irving. Ihursnay, OtG ~ A. M
~ TIC, capt 'e rlell sstIr9ay nov, - a
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FooT OF WEST
These steamers unitor size IN un3lrpas3e "a 10
placed al lsho who're tlo nos5 int nJtol Irb
least 'e aGormg degree Of co nfor hitherto unaEn4Ja
RArES-saloor $50 and 500 Return uc tet IN favor.
able terms sieersSe RON the Old CounteS so from New
York, f2S.
These steamers carry neither cItts. shaeL norpl,s
For inspection IT plans All ovtie ltbr lIL lph l55b
COmpany's Offices 40. 81 BrJliwIy. New YORK -
c. l. BAErLETT e CO.. Agents. boston.
BAkilTF Il CAffELl- Agents, Phu1lophA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
MEN AND WOMEN OF TIE
NINETEENTH CEN VRY.

Biographical critical pap 81 rtrLH interest Dcud
sketch - accompanied by port ait. 81 Georae Io Robe
Browning Rev. Feder ". oIerson by the late DE
Stanley, Matthew Arnold. Christina EoS-et aud cardinal
Newman, anil o. the younger American authors VIM. D.
How els, Henry jane Jr- All eco &c ". Cable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-16
Continued Excitement i'm the Chicago
Markets.

CHICAGO, August ID There was wild
excitement at the opening on 'Change this
morning. 1t was believed that the reports
Of rain in the western States would send
the market down, but they had no effect,
and prices started with an advance which
progressed almost without break, and every
article shared in the rise. September and
October wheat opened at SL204. October
corn at 59ic. September oats at 35tc., Sep
TENDER pork at S17 s7t, and September lard
at Sll.67t. The prices OF wheat Jumped
rapidly upward and sold at S1.3O4 for cash
and August; SL20B for October. Corn was
the most active and excited, having sold up
TO 601c. for August, 624e. for De ober, 62ic.
for November Oats sold at 3Gc. for Sep
TENDER, pork at S17.9j for September, aud
lard at SILICA.