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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

THERE is nothing more chilling to an
ardent lover than the Beautiful's No.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

H.pJrrAL costivenrs- ai1lcts millions "i '''
American people. Kidney-Wort VIII cure !"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24
INVEST YOUR EARNINGS

in ,he stock Of tho Denver Lanl 'nd Improve. %
r,eny Plnf!i. more than tv -! en-. Ter ~
f,,.ls 49, No ucr-o.ai l,h.lty. hea! only 10 ie'
nj Estais d.. bends pad l.-.a.r V.-'.I- ~, -,
prominent business men CT Denver hsrt 20 So, a
49, ar bu..,e4s r-tn g Denver. Ahy hHmoet =
a. Ton Dollars .aci CERT =, mall On Ice ~
"i'"e'' ARCHIE 4. FISK. PRESIDENT.
" rsr-. Treasurer; ". II. Smith, Se'F'tafT'
No "a I.atIiner =, p~iy,i, Col.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

II eminent men whose history has
been written could return to life. how
they would laugh at what had been said
Vi them.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-09-24

Ask Druggists for il. 1t clears out rats, mice
coaches. bed-bugs. flies. vermin, insects. 15c
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
John T. Pearce, Publisher.
noUSATONIC RAILROAD.

In the brief report of the doiuss of sh @ Connecticut State Board of Assicaisurs
 At New Britain. s few dave sAnce, tAat \ forwarded to shs bKn, made Mes aon ~S the generous offer. Aads py . eAti&sn of our State, of certain psopesty t~ be sSed for an agricultural school. os csllega, ext neglected 60 stais whess A Hes. yhe Tounnd Co.,, nearly due esas frotn che city of Hartford. It wAs ths int@ntson of ths proposed donors to heep tAeir names from the public. but the Yankee pFopen- sity to ask questions at last saassd Sec retary Gold to explain. Ths property formerly belonged to . Mir. Whisnsy who with his wifs--they having lost all their childrsn-gave the place hsartily-sooh after the Rebellion-fora soldiers crphAn homo, Nr Whitney insurins his own lifo to furnish more money. AfteIward q daughter was born to them. Mr. Whit ney died. The need of home for soldiers
 orphans ended, while Mrs. Whitney and her young child were left badly provided for; and tho incorporated society, hold Ing the title to the property, returned 1t gladly to Mrs. Whitney, Tor her support. She afterward sold it to Mr. Augustus StorrS, Q gentleman of abundant means doing business in New York, who in turn, anxious to do something for his native State, now offers to give It. with one hun dred acres additional. for the purpose
 | IsA1 nnn will be given by n brother of Mir. Storrs, and the secretary said he had every req son to believe that the gentlemen intend ed to bestow upon tho institution their future fostering care. in case the State ac- cepts the offered gift. It Is to be hoped that our legislators, who are soon to con- vene at our State Capitol, will give the subject all the attention 1t deserves, and take such measures as may put the pro- posed institution upon permanent basis. It might be made to serve very useful purpose to ths sons of the working men of oar State. The rapid advances made In science and the mechanic arts call for higher education for the farmer. In our Grandfathers' time 1t was not uncom- mon to act upon the idea that boy too dull for any trade or profession would make "A good farmer. That day Is past, and the farmer of the present day needs bvains as we'll as muscle; and there is u constant and growing demand from the farmer kings of the great North West for the best young men that the East can furnish, to superintend those imn,ense farms that are increasing so rapidly, and millions upon millions ot acres that have never yet felt the tread of tho march of civilization are yet to be subdusd and made fertile under the educating and re- fining influence oft may be--our own sons. who are now enjoying the comforts and blessings of their New England homes. How aoelI our boys shall act their part iu the near future depends much up- on the education of the home and the school. E. J.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
l BRAVE LADY ]!
She Endurea the Pain of . Severe surGI. cal Operation WtthOut taking
 Chlor0kOrlu.
fFrou, sAe Courier,

fFrou th< Courter.l
 Mrs. Schoonmaker, of Greek Locks, Ulster Co. N. Y., had the misfortune to entirely lose the sight of one of her eyes. through sn accident, and endured painful inaamma- tory acton therein for two long years :- the other eye finally becoming syinpathet- ically affected, her general health seriously suffering; indeed, she was mer- wreck, a walking skeleton Iu this terrible strait, she consulted Dr. David Kennedy, of Kon- dout, New York, who told her at once that the injured eye must be removed. She quietly but firmly said All right, Doctor. but don't give me chloroform. Let my hus- band sit by my side during the operation, and will neither cry out or stir" The work was done, and the poor woman kept her word Talk of snldierly courage' This showed greater pluck than it takes to face n hundred guns. To restore her general health Dr. Kennedy then gave the < Fa- vorite Remedy" which cleansed the blood. regulated the Kidneys. Liver and Bowels, and thus imparted new life to the iong-sui- fering wo1nan. S.ae rapidly gained health and strength. and ia now we'll The "Fa- vnrite Remedy is < priceless blessing tu woman N, family should be without 1t. Y..ur druggist hns it. If not send to Dr. Dasii Kennedy, R4sldont. New York. tN
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
Reading. Notices.

De all your washing with Ozone Soap" Have wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry always at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bronchitis. whooping cough, croup, iniu- snza. consumption, and all throat and lung complaints. 50 cents and s1oo bottle.
 The Peruvian Syrup has cured thous- ands who were suffering from dyspepsia. debility, liver complaints, boils, humors. female complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any addrsss. Seth W. Fowle < Sons, Boston.
 To THE PuBLIc.-You will excuse our calling your attention thus early to the Christmas holidays, but so many were disappointed last year that we deem it our duty to warn yon that if you want to make presents of our large photographs yours should be taken now, as it takes a certain length of time to finish them, and we are always crowded with orders the last week or two. We have splendid
 
 ever. and we wish 1t distinctly under stoed that we do not take back seat for the vsry best artist in New York City, FoLsox, Photographer. Danbury.
 E. Stone. Danbury, Is offering bargains fin Ladies and Children's Cloaks asd Dol mans. Shawls. Furs; 1000 yards new styles Dress Goods. 10 cents per yard we'll worth 18c. 3-Button Kid Gloves. 5t cents. 75c. Corsets for 50c.. kc. E Stone. opposite Baptist church.
 D. R. V. G. cured me of Dyspepsia an, Urinal difficulty. No one should be with out it. Truly, A. A. Howlett. President Salt Springs National Bank Syracuse. N. Y.
 Guaranteed by all druggists.
 After sixteen years constant suffering D. R. V. c. cured me of Dyspepsia.
 R. A. Bonta.
 Cashier N. Y. State Banking Co.,,
 Syracuse. N. Y. Samuel H. Irwin, of Ute Creek. Colfa Co.,. New Mexico, says :-Ths "Only Lun  Pad" has done more for my wife than a the gallons of Cod Liver oil, French c American. she has taken, or all the Do' tors Medicines she has used.-Sse Adu. W. E. Miller. of Belivus. Ohio, says : have been trosbled with Asthma. an received no relief until procured yo' ''Oniy Lung Pad" I can recommend to any one having the asthma.--Sse Ad THE FRIEND or DELICATE LADIEs. WaSnars Safs Kidney and Liver Cure the remedy that will cure the many di eases peculiar to women. Headache neuralgia. disordared nerves. weaknes mental shocks. and kindred ailments 8 sffestually removed by It's use.--Mothe Magasins.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05

Our immense sales on Ladies fine American Kid and French Kid Button Shoes, at $3.U0, with French Heels and Box Toes, and the same made on the coInmon-sense last, and low, broad heel. attest the fact that we lead the trade You not only get a finer fitting shoe, but save from 50 to 75 cents in price.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
THE SUN FOR 1881,

Everybody reads THR SUN In the edi- tious of this newspap. throuchout the year to come everybody will find:
 l. All the worlds news. Co presented that the reader will get the greatest amount of information with the least up- profitable expenditure of time and eys- sight. THE SUN long ago discovered the golden mean between redundant fullnsss and unsatisfactory brerity. II. Much of that sort of news which de- bends less upon its recognized importance than upon its interest to mankind. From morning to morning THE SUN prints . continued story of the lives of real men and women. and of their oe-ds. plans. loves. hates. and troubles. This story is more varied and more interesting than any romance that was ever devised.
 HI. Good writing in every column, and freshness. originality. accuracy, and e. corun in the treatment of every subject.
 IV. Honest comment. THE Sus's hablt IS to speak out fearlessly about men and things.
 V. Equal candor in dealing with each political party. and equal readiness to commend what is praiseworthy or to re- buke what is blamable in Democrat or Republican.
 VI. Absolute independence of partizan organlzations, but uBwaverinr loyalty to true Democratic principles THE SuS oefieves that the Government which tha Constitution gives us is a good one to Keep. Its notion of duty is to resist to It's utmost power the efforts of men i'm the Republican party to set up another form ol government in place Of that which sx- ists. The year 1881 and the years imme- diateiy following will probably decide this supremely important contest TIE SUN believes that the victory will he with the people as against the Rings for uon- opoly. the Rings for plundrr, ana the Kings for imperial power.
 Our terms are as follows.
 For the Daily SUN, a four-paee sheet of twenty-eight columns. the price by mail Is S5 cents month. or S6. 50 year: or. Including the Sunday paper. an eizht-page sheet of hfty-six colu..,ns. the price is 06 cents month. or $7.7O year, postage paid.
 The Sunday edition of TIE Sux is also furnished separately at 41.2O . year, postage paid.
 The price of the wEKKLY SUN. eS~ht pages. hfsy-six columns. is &1 . year, pnstage paid. For clubs of ten sendiag &1O we will send an extra copy free.
 Address I. ". ENGLAND.
 Publisher of THE Sun, Y. r. Ctv.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05

The Honsatonic R. R. Go. s passenger receipts for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending Dec. 31st. 1880. show increase over corresponding time in 1879 of sS. 400. This increase In passenger travel is 2 Sy Is4gs a<A <AGratifying ors.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
.X S V R .

IIAA ..AADIs., oUIKSIas4S -DAY St Slost disea-es caused by disordered Kioneys or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver are kent perf ord r. perfect health will be the re- salt. This truth has only been known short time and for yeais people suf red great agony without being able q ind relief The discovery Of Warn. CTS Safe Kidney and Liver Gu: marks new era in the tr. atment of thpse nbes, Made from sim pie tropical leaf nf valu- 1t contains just she elements necessary to nourish and invgorste both of these z at organs rni safely restor. an keep them in order. It is POSITIVE REMEDY for all the diseases that cause paus in the low part of the bo ly- for Torpid Livt vtr-HeAdsches-Jsun Dzziness-Gra, q - Fever. Ague - Malsriai
 Fever and all difficulties of the Kidneys, Liver and | Urinary gans.
 | It is an excellent and safe remedy for females
 during Pregnancy. It will contsol Me siruation
 and is invaluable for Leucorrh9a or Falling of the Womb.
 As Blood Purifier r is uneqGsllsd. for 1t euIes l the organs that nldjte the blood.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
VICKS Illustrated FloralGuide

For 1881 is an Elegant BOOK oi lzo sges. One Col
 red Flower Plate and eOo a2ns. with De-
 .c. iItiors of he best Flowers anu Netables, and
 Directions for growing. only io csnN In English
 German. If you aftef~sfos ofde1 eds deduct
 the 10 cents.
 yICK's SEEDS are the best in the Md. The FLORAL GUIDE will tell how to get and gw them yick.s Flower and Vegetable Garden iPsre. Colored Plates. S 0 EngrsvirRs. For s,fhs. in paper covers; $l GO in elegant clo.h. Herman or English.
 yick.s Illustrated Monthly Magox ne Pages A {, .olored Pate in every number and ny nnA Fn ,rxy,nes Pr,ce S1.25 year; Five 6es for 45 co, Spec men Numbers sent for 10 cen three | trial copies for 25 cents. Address. JAMES vIt K, RochestG. '.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
4~.5 .s "a, ..s.i:.r fl rSss1 r~22-ro - nsu.;::ls siEM.ET v .~ir2me, d. d by CFer== rsa~U. Sts' sca, H'isy sicis nnd Others.
EELK.

SLIT EIyEEE. n J. II. S.,> der, oi Sau.:sr'ie., k nay t. stitie. to the bii:ty"f ''Fs>v .zn, dy as ~xfib.ted i,i tt. Gus, Of dadshtcr who wss covered wi.h C. m from head to foot '' Fayor..e Re- .. says this ankful father, ''reiie''@ -ir altogether rom tni- fearfu' aM S.lt Ithcum T. K occurred two ye and not a siyn os tho di.ease Il $ Ii .nr.,d What i. did ior shl, 6; i'd t~. tr all who usa ii.
 IyyE9 DISEASE.
 J. II x .rtiirop, ot !.an..ac b,rt.. .er.I years Captain of ti,e Trey :,: 1T h ye L.-a for Il long tfn s;;f"r om dcrnngem@nt of '. Ind slter I-inE many or the me; .ecomn ndsA fer thar coTn"iaint. i .nely's F4yorite Remedy l. the ""l hich sav.. lns any relief. firmly b" th.t ,h. Favor te keinedy isa go. <. ;. preparation enc That may bs C. l,; u.,nn.
 -aoEIc LIVER DISEASE. J U Sui z. of E.,rtfo--i, C. stys : gr..strui.erer from Chronic Liv.' ,n Inii2e>sion. at last sri.d you
 n.ly, and founl immediat
 . b.,.f;es, whi h worke
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
My Easy-chairs.

r.~ frames are hard wood. carefully se
 and th..r4u3hly seasoned. fna seAs
 .oable cane or ash sp,ints. split fror. .g. rouYh timber; arc made by cxpcr .t.i wo.km-n, under my own super vision y chair bearing my stamp is w,rr an'cr q if it fail in any part by fair usa -es ifr ce will be refunded or another ci1a:r fu~ -..d free of cspensc. do not make h. .yeesf e.,air in the market. but I 70 oia:m ; :.a THR BEST in ey.Ty respect. Rosk.i: Id c.,a.rs to oed.r, any size or height dt. -ed. Send stamp for illustrated price iisi B.fore purchasing, see. that the chair ha " address siamred on frame Knocsc, i..wni n packages sofhalfdozens for snir r.rse For exp ort. Nos. I. 2- 4. 5. (. s. 13 and : ,ade knock down. in wood. Boxed CT. sozen in box. Nc charge for box.
 Every chair mac. upon honor and ss;t an.ed perfect. Prices range from E ..en.' }, *p co each. .S1ccidi 1isecrnk 70 rkeryrsrsn end for catalogue. Manufactured by
 F. A. SINCLAIR. Mottyillc. r.s SOsciAs r1sas sf fseish. oa n<axiy si, l D.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Ladies Button Shoes,
 |" Flannel-lined Beaver Balls, The Boss Miss Pebble Grain But
 ton Shoe, all leather, l The celebrated T. E. G. Ladies
 Pebble Grain button shoe, l Children , Pebble Grain Button Pro
 tection Zoe (S 10 1U, l
 real value, l 25. Misses Real Goat. Button, Protec-
 tion Toe, all solid leather, l
 real value, 75.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05

$ $ : s: ~ .ble business known. Exhing staving away from home over night No kha,. ever Many new workers wa tied st onozany sre making fortunes at The business. Ianaks as much as men, and young boys and ghaks great pay. No one who is willing to wors to ma Q more money every day than ca. be in week at any ordinary empioyRs nt. Tnosp en- gage ct once wi And nor road to fortuAd- dress H. HAILErr Co. Portland. Maine
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
READ THE RECORD.

'It say d my life."-E 3. Lakety, Selma. Atd Tt is the remedy hat will cure the many diseases peculiar to wom n." Mothers Adgdxtne "It has pas ed severe ests anh won endorsements from some of the highest medical talent in the coant,y .'-Neto Fork World.
 'No remedy bereto ofore discovered can be held for one moment in comparison with it."-Rev. c. 4. Haruey D. D., Washington. D. c. Th.s Remedy. which has done snch wonders is put up in the LAR LES SIZEh TILE of any me icine upon the market aud sold by D uggis:s and all dealers at s1 25 per bottle For Diabetes. enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE. ! It is . P0sI I'VE Remedy.
 H. H. WARNER & CO.,,
 Rochester, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
Keep Posted :!

Mems Rubber Boots, (snd ws have
 got them), Sa Al |" Pure Gum Rubber Boots,
 Candee t Myers, ' 0C " Heavy Calf saddle-seam boot
 q. s. and tap, 2 ot |" Genuine English Kip boots.
 d. s. and tap. hand sided. , 0( Fine Kip boots, 3 soles, extra
 long leg, 0( " Fine Kip boots. 8 solss. all
 solid, 2 St " Hard Pan boots, 3 soles, g 0t Hancock Calf boots, d. s. and sin-
 gle, 50 to 3 0( Garfield boots the best boot in the
 world for th. price. 2 5l First quality Buckle Arctics, l 5l |" '' Wool-lined Alaska, l o(
The Newtown bee., 1881-01-05
Ny Reading and Writing Table

.diustable 70 nearly all kinds of AR. AIRS i.a great convenience in read,
 .r,,ing makes good cutting Y ard for ladies. or shrin z ble for invsa ;.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01

N 7 v
49,. III ROUGH EAisS-LOWEST FARES
irbk, ATLANTIC CITY S:4Sa. ~ FXPPE@S 300 n m
WIN throngh cars arrivng Atlantic Citv at G. n m
rare if0m Now-IorS one - IS Rouud trim 81 g.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

VIEW YORK. Ang. 3I-BEEvEs-Recei to-day and
seSray were 2s5 of 4O95 head-l4I Goth
sa iVs ears at Jersey City. Total Saturday 1850
,at "sost lZ3l2 mead for the nding
OI the arrivals at eothst 80 were expoIt
SIR Eastman, direct 10
q s1et1ger ana 5chwar1schd Suzberger; tho re.
Sr % ears OF fresh Cattle and several of
bet,er o az Mondays prices The feeling, however
otaS .ao the market fairly active throughout de-
,Ta PFoNenent was noticed at the
70, al oheFing including 20 OF late arrivals and
xoy We SAME number OF stale Cattle, cars Ex
iioa i.a pretty wen probably with Impression thai
prices VIII tend 10 check supplies that tle
JtsesH H nkey 10 advance within coming ten daVs
shown ~ ae demand was fair and pretty clean yards
- M ~ suT close Even the 20 carloads which
Eatr - a. iexans and CoOFadOs likely be sold
@you Cattle advanced lac N,
e9ninon Natives and all classes Texans and
MOI ~ NJ, ao ireer SAFE and show Improvement
soId nuc as good Natives coarse Cooratios
uy"n 10 &C., TO dress 81 ID, general sales of
H. 9s were AT with few carloads OF prime mn
iittis h.s texans brought 7s07tsc About bead o
sod fro Kansas and Southwestern
sold % 70 dress 54355 D Very Native Steers
10 se 10 dress 90 n choice up 10
ess % n, but the bulk the
90 COO b Bulls continue In buyers sna
soou io' oi Corn-fed Bulls 10 bring 354c.
and purchased about 900 head
fle an ~ ~ sap aye. shipments 375 live Cat
.ie france 17O Live Cattle so
ossnt "t,.e Oh the Otheo all by and Mr.
eases ol sent ont 96 quarters Of Beef aud $50
Ga si.ieasses OF Mutton the Baltic Tomorrow Mr.
oaus the Bristol 1--we Cat
and Eo sherman q Giett ship 1884 quarters Beef
,r- e"ioassos OF Mutton BY too City of Montreal
sa e oinion OF the rn Il Holmes commits
MI Ess5 IN cattle sheep and hogs Published to-day
.slsD Newton senior OF fbe old firm has
.,hefsnip with Messfa IL (}ilett Co the
49, '" oe known AS Newtan d Gliett No change ia the
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKRrs

1
| BALTIMORE Aug Sl.-Cotton dun Midilinx l2,c r1our
steady "aS 9 r1a GwaF " EOS sjgseI g % and Nd
CITY Mills super 50 90; DO Extra $685. J6 Do aniiv 81
naer Ho% $est9 4tsssS tsr fss sonS
Maryland s weaT% Winter 2OHs d % spot N and
97Ssl f7 N6StR%SoS 81 81 5ssi asif 5o s oeoPer
do yellow 97c Westen n M1e aosa9ra baa & White
gust z9.974.e; september n e7l e October 7iG7iiac
eTn 5l@52e Western While, 5oG5Sc; do Nxed l5S%0e, s.
steady Prime to Choice Pennsvvania aud MARYLAND siGg
aamana &6Sst 5u Aug as I'D Ton s'gna win
Corn dun nominal G7a ked Tor 10 .u mR Ha1n G1s s
g,e gIeS ys No mzed WesteEa qqSed 4a doing in
Preights to New-York by aalwheat 09.c; Corn &C.
s5S 9HcASSS sSS 4Sg AG@; 9FS quiet
i penos 81 G SG G5eeS9 stoSs Sn y M 3 a, and
81 d@s 2s 1eSem6er 81 2 az sho sales 81 GS
Hovem6sr NO. Chicago sns 9ipGG, Il G y Hessa HSgs ~ M
e. Cssp spSSDcp SS,ss % a sfser % so St e oa: @ and
G2 9c all the year Rejected 59@59c fair de nani
co6 & NovcnSsf Ssc Si tSe year 'gs ss
S6 fSis 90 srs SS SIX *" 5y 55tT aS?
sfE epsb sT and an a yssp %@d
steady Win good do shoulders @ sDo hpk m meats neat
e sa 10 MssEey steaay End @psaqnged
5asT que, and $ Sneha@ged Eggs easier noana
wEbasSlSSAT Ssi o. Aug SFour Fsmy s5as7 TO-
sSePfs @ sSoS 9asa shPasns $500 ronSsr
Pyt Bye n Barley !hf n AID fiSaa nominal &
9%s, oe Basoa sa quet %s but Msa51 rM
scmSinaos issd sDsf sssi of e wns
s,8 s%Gt cSon %aS Sa
ceIpts 100 bush; shipments. 4S0 bush. "'' ~
@ s ss-y s. At 81 g & &o2Sss
Co., 80 No @ 81 81 & s ysas corn
MzsS Ms,S SSe4s6 oats scarce and Mixed 4e
ESa so %hfa5 1900 05Ss9 SSs
MLwAgKEE Ms, Ang 3lFlour quiet unchanged
WI wheat active 20 apa hrm NO 2Mhw3aSee Hard do
6ebs @ d 1 T SoTs%ssr SA%ss 81 81 2?s 3 &
NO do. 81 l6& No do 81 o.; Rejected nominal Corn
81 02l Barley IN acve demand, No. Spring ssptember
cash september SIS October Lsrd@Prime Steam M
PI1d mn @ApEirTIA Aug. Si-Fiour drmj superhne, "a so
Choce 81 So Pennsylvania Extra Family Good 81 90;
Good "a Choice 81 o do fancy s. 60 Sn.0 do Ns% sS
Process $7 25 Minnesota Patents Choice 81 90; Winter
No sales Wheat steAdy Delaware Rcd track si 10
90 elevator 81 40 do ahoat u al No Red september
prompt hpSent & s 81 ee as o earsS BOARD ne S No Red
a saais 4 ~ 70 Soro dun pennsylyania Yellow
SR N ae0 S IN &C. 7Wsstern Mixed aack ~
i 9Oei The cargo rate for san Mixed. prompt ship
msns whi, is i9gc. free ON board Oats active No
per so DO Packets 81 Hams 81 50 6s3 India Ness
~ Oo Mess Pork Slsasl8 75; i4 90; smoked
allc shoulders in dry salt S@74c DO smoked 81. as
salt ga 99ia. do smoked ic fai-Westem Re ~
tie 10 DO steam, IL i2c. Butrhers Loose i zoe
active and strong; Creamery Pennsyva
a22c Bradford County and New YORK Ixiro Tn,s ,5c
Girsts Z9%22c Western Dairy Extra 23a24c.; do
western .ss & Rolls oils steady and
Csc; Western. 2i iaa2oc. Cheese firm Ncw.York Full
Cream i2sc; Western Fun Cream. ilc.: do Fair TO
New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
gURoPEA, IAk<srs

LlyEarc9l. Aug 81 -rork-Prmo Me,,- Eastern dull
no irmsr @Asn as ~ a 'fasa oas cisnr GSs
aGi % as al 40 70 90 saSr; Gle.t nrmer az s7gd Long
no% none here Extra Mesa dHli as To- prtao MSss
Taiiow Prime citT armsr a. 81 Tarpsaiss"sprps r.
a% ao al s.ea so 4, S RSn hass. ToS dI
at 90. Lard on none On sale Floar-Extra stats
NO 2steady ii lood New winter Wss,cra r. =, SpsS ps
Ne~ sloa5 cottsasee@ oIYsnov ' %aerssa nc 5.
Spirits a, SaloS dull At q7 81 a. AFneF AZ ''L
- i@So9s @ s5 aug 81 no p masn.'a Idnseee 59ada
7aIe6d sis Tnrpentae s sS5sG rSf @ cTt ReSssd l'%d
rstrol'nm, 0a "a; Smrts OF feirolegm i04d q 10 ,
{, iAyElrool1 Aug Sl-l50 p m--boet 10. per uorce
Ss .Gss OF A'Ap m bacon ACC A. per s"t iGr Long Clear
Amsnean iork "a. pei DbL Prime MesS
csntSio5 New Mica wes1srS whs io f0TS m
e eehI"I i,I & HEsrege Sa"rma Nme illdall 6d Tor
days ~ 900 oentai including Il 800 'S Spe,
nne pale Aa.eriean WiicOEs Lard cios,a
90 nsit IsHimes Scr 100 .g k9s -, 49,, IN -
BaE,gS. hns. 8i.-reiroea'n raarks75 picapmEs
90 confines por 50 ku",
hAMnuEc Aug Hi-"Icox's Lard closed at 90 marks 90
EUROPEAN FtNANcINL NARxsrS
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