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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-21
FOREIGN VESSELS ~ pc

FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.
Am bgtne Morning Star. Bray
French blk Notre Dame Auxiiiatrtce. Jarsot
Br bk Pacific slope. Barnes
CIR bk Htghfyer. SchIiemanu
Ger bk Nusca. Gilman,
Br bk Lady Lampson. Marst1u.
Am bktne Monitor.
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HI continued quarantine of this city is
a very heavy loss to the whole country. To
say that we have lost a million of dollars
by the epidemic, is putting a very low es-
innate on the damage to the interests of
these islands without considering the
serious detriment to our credit abroad. The
Zealandia would not stay for freight on
account of the alarm which our continued
quarantine inspires; and we now learn that
the City of Sydney, which left here on the
9th inst, will no doubt have to go into
quarantine on arrival at San Francisco,
And consequently our port will be
altogether Stunned, as infected. And thus
our commercial and industrial interests
will suffer more and more business will
become PROSTATE and those who have no
reserve of means will nave to go to the
wall. Yet no one should or perhaps will
complain so long as it is manifest, that all
restrictions are called for to promote a COM
mon safety. But if not evidently necessary,
then public Indignation will have reason to
rebuke the administration that continues
unnecessarily a mischievous state of affairs.
Our administration for public health
at the commencement of the epidemic, had
at comma nd orcould have had, if necessary,
anywhere from one hundred thousand
to a quarter of a million dollars, and
could have procured the assistance of a
large force of competent and trustworthy
v~accinators, with ample vaccine matter; in
order to insure the sanitary welfare of a
town of fifteen thousand souls. Yet still,
after a lapse of about four months, the
epidemic is permitted to find food for its
continuance among unvaccinated and
neglected people. This is a most grievious
state of affairs, and well may the trades
man, the artisan, the hotel keeper, and
every business man, feel and utter an
indignation againsta health administration
that ~squanders ample means in a desultory
way, without any decisive results.
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Report of the Small Pox Hospital.

For the week ending at 8 AN. of Friday
May Goth, 1881.
Patients in Hospital May 18th, Sc
Received from town,
Broke out on premises, 5 II
IS
Died, 5
Discharged Cured, 80 80
Remaining May Goth, 80
Kokuas and q%uarantined persons other
than patients SO, making the total number
on the premises 122, exclusive of employees.
Nearly one-third of the patients now in
the hospital are children under ten years of
age.
Charles T.. Rodgers, ND.
HONOLULU, May goth, 1881.
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmrrtialA
SATURDAY
THE HANGING OF POLKA.

DAY MAY 81, 1881
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HER MAJESTY VICTORIA, Queen OF Great
Britain, and Empress of India, celebrates on
Tuesday, the oath inst, her sixty second
birthday. Her Majesty has for forty-four
years filled the most splendid throne in
Europe and if the love of a great people
could prevail to preserve an illustrious life,
Her Majesty will long continue to reign
over the Great Insular Empire.
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ErEnpEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. oct G-POrE-p Primo Moss STEADY
~ -. storm, uHr 40 80. BLcDu-Cun I'rAl1 CIJ.
Lrmcr a. 80 '- Short EiD. setF al 3iJd. LOIg Clean
dan a, i~td. ~aDr Clear ell. lar JlGd. AIlns- Long
Cut dun AZ jtUJ , 1aoIlICc new, dG ~ ~ Bee-luiia
Mess, none here Extra MC,A iru 4y III Prime Mess
steady 30. IIrd-Prmo Western. stcldv g.
I4iow Primo CITY. tJetiy 10 .. rrpenunr-S1rt-,,
strAy At s.. Rosln-Fino steady 81 H.. Com.
mon. steady a. G3LGI. Cheese American Cholce
state. STEADY AZ ltpu. Wheat-No J. White hrurrLt H..
SpunE 80 - hI.er a. lUJi; New Winter western hrucr
n e., New southern Winter 3,altF 30 jlJL Cora
Mixed. ola StCIly dt h'~.. New steady AZ G3d Cot
ton seed OILY GLOW Am .uc1n, nol' h'sa Kosn-COmmon
al .pli'n sittit 20 o'aoyL spirits Frro'nlIA = LA
dan, steady al 81 20.
LrvFarooL oct o-"}D -. m.-Rread-uns-strong Corn
cd raj for New Mixed esciu. FlUlr "a Sod
per ccuta pr Western Peas 3D. Per central Tor Canlian
Wheat ~ elisa Tor California White IL 81. all7d. Tor
California cab. lu1a4o -u. Tor Red Western spring, aud
lusl.T J SCI. for tlcu " inter-
IIyFUFDoI- oct. G-I;Au D.. m.-Bcet ll5. per uerce
faT INua India He-S Cheese co. per cwt i0i the best
grade, American. Bacon. o.. for Long Clear
aidlI"1 TaioW. 80 per cVt. Lara. 81 81 Per cwt To-
American IurA. 80 per Dol. Tor Prime Mess.
LuNuuS. oct i-6 uCalCutta LIn-ced. 52fd Q53. per
quarter. sperm Ji Ei'u1Gy per ton Pale "sIn 1lt d
Spat, Tipruuur 4l3J. per cwt Refined Petroleum. ga
7.4: ~pnt, ui Petroleum. Sda 5oG. per gallon Common
lgo,ln. std. Lin,ccd Oi A2GlO per ton
ANIVtiT. Oct G.-PruncunI. - uanca centlmes lOr
tur pale American WIlc0X- Lard ,.psci az lJf franc,
Ter Zoo ki.Da
Irr,,vS OCT. G.-Wucox's Land closed SO marks -
pf,uu~ per 100 pounds Petroleum. marks 10 pienhngA
HANGr. pcL b..HlcO1's LarI closed 90 - francs
~ confines per 30 .Ios
II,urUl,. OCT G-Wllco1's Lard closed at 81 MARKS
per luu 7
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LIVERPOOL Oct 6-I2;30 .. m.-Coton-Narket steady;
MA,ading Upapis 7qli Niiddllns orleans 7Isa sales
receipts 1850 bales. intending 1850 bales American. Fu
6ld October aud November delivery 6s,s also 6Ssad
co. November and December delivery, 67led also 6lSad
DO December and January delivery, 6bs2d; also 6'Ii do
January ana Feb uary delivery G22d 10 February and
also gdi pr and May delivery 6sled DO May and
J9he delivery, G' also 6ia2di do. June and july delivery
o. LivEPoGL oct 6-l:3O p m:-Coton- Middlms uplanis
cool Ordinary GpIanIt ~ ordinary UPahis TED
Low Hddns ea.S iay aRd August delivery GS,e
LIVERPOOL oct 500 p. m.1ne o. the day included
LIyi5,H,9}9l o. 300 D. m,cotton UpaGds.
uno January delivery Da; DO January and February de-
LNg9F6oL, oct. $500 p. m.-Coton Futures Uplands
and ,5c M Use pctoDGr delivery UIsd 90 feHiyaTy
At }' no. June ana July delivery Gad iutHres weak
M'GuhnG lo2 alQ'c GOOD ordinary. yc receipts 1906
.,hAluMoaa, OCT cotton quiot Midddnng ll7sc, Low
@'1H ~ 80 iooi Ordinary lDiso receipts lOi bales
W },roN DC. Cotton steady. Middnng. l9c: Low
Mdahnf t Good Ordinary lOic.: net receipts, 6G9
,, cgiA,ELEsfqy 80 Gcouon qqiet Mddnng, SCI Low
cSipiS SOS bales exports Grcat Britain -! bales
Goa .sc l4- bales sales i5IO bales stock 2i5 bales
MiddhnE Sci GooI Orunary, d'c. receipts 925 bales ;
GaLyFsToS Oct cotton ann Midaing II Isc
Low Mddns 60. Good Ordinary c net receipts, LA
bdtcs, aie~ $50 Uales STOCK, V-,t-G bales
!L,o1gisylLE. oct Couon ouict Midillng. Il &c
cents go oa, shipments l,ol4 bales 1000 bales
,.MognE oct G-to,'on quiet; Midinng, ll4ci Low
NddhEg 10 &C.. Good Ordinary lO 81 net receipts l4bJ
Iaes rIrpr col'Jye ljo bales safes 300 bales Stock
NEw.oGLrAN-, oct G.-Coon steady: Mddnng, IL &c..
Low ladtIrg lOi,c Good ordinary. loo: receipts
J4iJ bacH gross G,ll9 bales; exports Great Britain
lUb5 @rsj safes 1000 Jaos last evening, 1000 bales;
NOgFoLs. OCT. G.-Cotton quiet; Middlng II Sc.
receipts 1858 bales exports cOItwsc 72J Dalos Gales s72
bales stock. 1920 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, oct cotton dull; Mlddnne re; Low
Masnn II & S9a 2,nary Qse gs oe Esicp' AZ
SAVANNAH, Dc. '.-DOtjon quiet aad firm Kidding,
lie. Low Milt.irg. lOAr.; GoDi ordinary. Jsc.
,rP;S, Hu25 bales exports Wls, 1913 bars sales,
l,auu bar last evening 300 b1c3 stock o, luI bales
~. LOUIS. oct Ct OOn steady MidClug, II 2C low
Kidding lie. Good Ordinary. zoe. net receipts 3,jl7
hlc shpments. 20iO Dalu4 sales 1Oi bales stOCk 1000
l.tr.
WILMINGTON. oct. G.-tottOn steady: MGdug, II &c.
Low MtdIlug Good ordinary, net receipts,
gO- bales exports To Great britain, 8 100 bales stock o1Zi
bAlcA
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LIVE STOCK NAPKFT

NEW YORK Oc g. BEEVES arrivals were az cars n,
1000 head all but ~ head at Gohs since atGriay
IL 1866 head against TO- l0z head for the corresponding f
week OF the above receipts 81 oas wrr shin
ing cattle AR. 'tman and Mr. Goldsmith cars went
Side saughterer, and the balance
well up high mark Of yesterday NJ G. Kahn for a.
Furst Kentucky steers. 1906 average at l22c 10
dress 81 10 - do 2S7 10 at II Sc 81 DO $50 NJ at Ne SO
Baker: 30 KENTUCKY steers 80 H. at &c.
l. 10 Kentucky steers, l:f1 ~ at lie, 90
81 per head; Oxen l33o b. az &c - 10 MI Eastman
reserved 300 for expectation IN dressed quarters he said
they weigh Ta7 cwt and valued az all
10 dress o. d. Late yesterday j. g. Sadler Co. so1 for O.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riosr VeSS:,S al RWr1Ttt
NRw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct. O, 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoEK. Thursday,

ASUFS-Quiet hut ahOut steady 49,, g.
COFFEE-O steady and moderately active al II c' o1
IA Ctrp0cs safes 300 bags Bethel IHI bags OK do' -'
bags cx HaIey and 500 do private terms Sok
here now in hands, lOlSS bags MIA qutI anu W"
CHANGED 400 bags Caracas sold AZ lH'rc ,,. .,
COrTON-S Cotton revised StnCl LOW MlnliE, 49,
Mtilug and iict Middling reduced i1c Mid'ln
Fair and Fair reduced trc; Low Middlns UNCHANGED
strict Ordinary advanced +ci pUl4ai! hu's% irt
b,.c Stained Good Ordinary advanced be- 7us'
GOOD Ordinary advanced i.c Low Midiiing "a,
vauccd sac; Niddlug advanced ll8c; safes -,
tars (2OI bales last EVENING" including @G for spinning gnu
325 bales speculation. Delivered on contract "uv
UccrpS al Inc uorts TO-DAY 23%gS bales, against 2"'o'
bales his day last week ANA % bales last year since
Scptr6cr boz al bales against G2OtS2 bales during the
SAM fOd l8sty
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON oct 6-i2:SO m.-Consols 9Siis money and
Ind 9aiSIs for the ACCOUNT United bonds per
cents ll2 four and hail per cents ilGi atlantic and
do. second mortgage, u a. New.iOrk Central, l432
Erie 44 DO second conso. lOj Illinois Central I3l;
Pennsylvania Central 66a Reading. 35l4 NeWYOrk On.
ll5.
LONDON, Oct e-The directors the OF England at
their meeting to-day nIsd the OF Discount at
b per cent.
LONDON Oct 6-2p m-Atlantic and Great Western first
Central. l44i4. - - ' - . Wv 'O4A
LONDON OCT $500 p me-The bullion in the Bank Of
tngnd mas decreased 2l374 during past week he
S va I ank o. England reserve 10 liability which
a1sDos oct $3.50 mPans quOts three per
stu renles AZ % francs 20 Confines -
t(onDoS, OCT. o-4:OD p. nj Of
BSstk OF England is
espON VcL D-o;O m,-Pars ady,cas aucts three mar
Pssi sh'es - francs Z15 confines for the account
s9 sen,,nas ,or y m-Excaange London 20 francs
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Il DIANAPOLGs CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE
RAILROAD COMPANY;
The undersigned representing sockholders owning ma
iOrty O the Of the Indianapolis cincinnati ana
Lafayette Railroad Company and acting Ia pursuance OF Tue
statutes OF tho OF Indiana In the made aud pro-
Vidcd,
Hereby give notice that meeting Of the stockholders OF
the indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Company
hereby called and will the City Of Indianapolis,
al 81 Wasngonst, the LIST day OF November 1881, at
II
The undersigned hereby further give notice In pursuance
Of the statute that the particular objects OF sad meeting
10 President and Directors Of said company
elect others their stead and 10 elect other proper
and 10 fully rosato the corporate organization OF
the company.
To provide for the recovery Of the property and rights OF
tie company by legal proceedings or otherwise.
such other business DO brought Deioo
the meeting.
fGEo A. MERCER, OF owens Mercer,
j. HERON CRO5MAN, OF +. NJ. Lockwood CO.,
L. j. GoODHAI.T, OF Fraley q Goodhart
Committee VI stockholders.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

S5000bush; Corn $4,000 bush; Oats $500 bush. Ship.
mens-Wheat G.0O0 BUSH Corn, 5000 bush OATS 5000
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Bu y. HnUdlo,o &C
BIZ John 4. Boyd.

4 and 5-stOry brick tenements with lot, No 3G2
Gherry-st e Of MoDtgoIn. ry-st, lot 23llx92j
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct O 1891
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Ealesronm tn-dav.
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/ o-Story franc and brick house with lot, No 2i6
L 40 NJ nroest, s. 2J3 IL Of Scammelst, lot 2Ox
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Total tons opening OF navigation Si922l sT77 ~
Total tolls opening OF avgatOn. SSl9SO5 Si5G 10
Total miles boats cleared since Openg 7942S63 50l4
The canal opened April 20. 1850. and Aay 10
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Brooklyn e Mon 'i,in ~ - ms,
The Sub Treasury to-day lost S365,942 on bal.
once made M by n coin loss of SlS3,Jo|, Tess
a currency gain of 81 1850 THIS makes the I9,ai
loss since Friday Sl,6OO2OS money to-ldy
was lust rile less stringent, the loans ~ ihulINl
and Il per cent ing ptiona HUT me ouik OF tne
business was down at interest ana Hoiu 10
to I16 premium. At the close Ihe rato SRarr WE WE
X ner cent The domestic exchanges on New loIk
of the nlaces named are quoted rs follows: SaVail-
nah Ss0 Il discount Charlestown d discount 10
par; New-Orleans 81 90 discount 10 % P,rn" a.
81 Louis and Chicago each y discount; boston AZ
cents discount. The United States treasury
nj Washington to-day received S2O5'ooO
National bank notes for redemption. Inc customs
receints we're S6l3S77 and the revenue receipts
were 1885 70l. The Clearing House statement To-
dav is as follows Exchanges, 2Oo,90J,OI3 :;
Sub-7Treasnry covered: Receipts. Sl,472,9s6; pay
mopts 81 S:}S, 1928 currency balance. Sl,0OO,o49;
coin balance $7S,336.o94 ann, -,
The foreign exchanges are weak and bills are al
most unstable because of the monetary stringency
The offerings are almost entirely OF bankers bliIs'
commercial bills bring III scanb supply. nat Iacl
in view of the condition of affairs abroad, almost
certainly indicates the character OF the bllIS thal
are offered for salethatis bills loaned on STOCK col
lateral, or warehouse receipts Inc ralyS az when
business was done to-day for bankers bllls were
about 81 7Sl2 for 90 day and - ~ for short sght
sterling; francs going at 5.27 and 5.23"s respec-
lively for long and short bills
The governors OF the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day advanced the rate for dis
count from 4 to per cent during the week the
bank lost Il 300 DuIllOD ai'd the proportion Oh
its reserve To liabilities reduced from 4l9 TO
80 3-I6 per cent against 40 per cent az same date
last year To-day the bank gained t2j, 900 bullion
on balance. The weekly statement of the Bank of
France shows loss of specie to the amount OF
1900, 900 francs. At the London Stock Exchange
the markets generally weak. British conSOlS
declined Is for money to 81 ZIG aud l-l6 for
account to 9s 1916. United States bonds were
lower; Continued 5s at l04 the 4 l2s at llG4 and
4s at 1l9l4 For American railways there was
sharp decline i'll prices for most descriptions, with
later partial recovery for some Kinds. But the
In Paris French 9 per cents declined to S4,27l2,
and sight exchange ON London advanced to 25.39l2
francs to the +.
The receipts OF nour and gram at tho prIuci pal
Atlantic porLs this 9th day of October were:
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Banking 6ouses an) Bankers.
Dlui0cn0 Notices.

ST. PAU, Sept. l6 1881.
4 DIVIDEND of TEN PER Gen + in pre-
~ frrlcd stock ani viii he paid TO the preferred stock
holders Tho ~ Paul aud Duluth r. Co q the office Of
CompIny Room II, No. Nas-au-st New YORK, and
after LIST next Transfer books close oct \ al IN.
Reopen Nov. To- PHILIP = HARRIS,
Secy aud Treas.
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- .rn,A NAnNnI,-nY rnLEHnArn.

totl fnr week TIA. lar, $500 head, Tor same time
week. 800 head. consigned through. d. " ears
market ocrIoIv and higher extra Steers here,
st.r- u! Ile.t -tetr- 80 - usrsi ~. nll sold
s.urr ASp LANuS-Ecycipts to-day. 200 head total
Iut W,pA mus UOt ur-d tmH tot Wur.,
I1upO head. consigned through - cars Art steady
R demand. -5lrs Of Far to b"'IM taI'fu sheep g
al 10 Choice . tuafI 90, Western lambs 90 g.
Can .Hl Lambs ,, 7td go. beet grade, disposed o.
iiD8,-Hr,,.p to-day, 1T5 head, total fur week mus
faT. uOn head fur same time g-t week. .OIu h,Id
consigned through - oa- demand aci' aud prices have
lual sale. col huTAtT- Light tu iUt 30 o.
q tuUi.. Medium Wtig {. - 110-D Choice
url,. 81 Jua tg, Ju4z. u'st Eri"o, disposed Of
Cut,A.o oct o.. HOGS .,s'cut.. 2sOJJ heas shipments
2lUI uc.d marAc. weak and lower Missed 20 Gag sue
.I. lI.lf ,Ir thnlrc UtaVy. So 0ur 8. g..
t.spu urtd, sllIu,It. 2,tU heal, mar
k, active Exports, 80 4uas D. Common {" CAni'" ship
lIu.. 80 600 90 10
'S1rrr- receipts 1000 head: Common to Choice Sauyo
: ,y4e4
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BIZ n. II. Muller & Son.

4-story brick fats, with lot, Nos $780, 1872 and 1874
East 5Oth-st 8, 454 ft e Of Lexington-aVe, lots
together in sizh, 64l0xl0O.5; x59SxiO0.6; s p
3story brick house with lot No $40 west so AZ s'''
ns, 255 ftw OF l0thave, lot 20455X20. Ix438
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GrO, W VI, UNIITVU ~ %.
yENO THE HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL

Two TIE HOLDERS Or llE. AL -, / a, Al -
u STOCK and other SECURITIES Of TIE MlDlAN ID
RAILROAD COMPANY OF MISUNDERSTANDING Is
hereby that ami after september INST inc new
York, Sus aud Western Railroad company VIII Do
prepared 10 mako tho exchange and issue the secu9s pro
Udcd Tor In the Articles OF Agree uout ana on'olt
dated June ~, 1891 by wich the MIA aud Raroil Con
pany OF NewJersry merged into AMI Oncn1 part Oh
the view 0rk. SusquHhannI aul western surotl Oon
plly" and I'm accordance with the Circular hated July ~
1851, explaining tho basis which sad exchanges cOuh DO
made. 80,
copies the Circulars b. obtained at the Offices OF tho
New York Susquehluna ami Western Railroad Company,
M. 90 Liberty st.. Ncw.IOrk city. ,..,. ..--....
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EAssrDCKS and CITY r. r. Stocks and Bonds

IITI"I ITTTT NTNINU|
LANDS COMPANY. % BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. sept. 3D. lSSl.)
NOTICE ia hereby given that the Directors
y Of this any. by authority specially conferred by the
shareholders uelry call Contribution OF Asscssuput
dollar per PAYABLE the l-t lay Of November
Stockholders requested tO read and conform to tho
stipulation ifdortrI their share certificates. a. tur" t.
I4y Slout remedy. Interest q "a" rot" oi per cent
per will De allowed payment, made prior u It No
vtniJcr. b. l.. STRONG. Ncn. President.
N.B-NrmtIuCe4 for contributions should Dc aC Oinpa
ucd with the ~ stock that payment be-
know lodged thereon whcr THIS tmpr1ctCahlc or neon
Ncucuf receipts viii be returned Tor attachment TO cerh'
cafes on which payment - made
niroct IN ra.iercd for this Company to No.
IN \
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RECORDED aEAL ssPArs raASsFEaA
NFW.YORK cry
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flnanrlIl.
GAS STOCKS.

All SOW YORK All }rpbUYn iU St,1ss lILlS) al klli
OlBgJD. yutIvos. % 'nt I't lrl.t,A I'lttlr ~
GEORGE 4. ptE'fi--.
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orrIc.op GEO. WIN. BALLoU & Co,

OTFIC. OF GEO. WM BAtLOU d CO.., }
No. II WALL-st.. NEW YORK, oct 4 lSSi; 10,
TNIIE Sixth Assessment of 10 PER CENT
Il Oh lhr purchases of MUTUAL u NON rELE HAPH
COMPAY S uoad and stock "a called payable al our
office on or before october 10, 1881 ~ .,,o,, =. ,,o
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The following are the quotations for securities Oh
the Free List: ----
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TuE AsRuc,N DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
IXECuhE OIFICE- % auuIn iIlAyK. coz. NIKE kHRsE

OFFICE THR UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co,
OEEGOS SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUBSCRIPTION Z
september 81 lSSl.)
TNIIE SECOND INSTALMENT of ten per
cent upon subscriptions for the construction OF The
Oregon short Line hallway will bo due and payable on the
10Th October 1851. subscriptions registered ~ Now
YORK VIII be payable at the Oco Of the Union Plchc Ran
No 97 broadway. and checks should be made payable
10 James w. Ham, ana those .Htcfed m loson VIII De pay
able at the Office ~ tho Pacific Railway Ia BOSTON and
CHI cks should he made PAYABLE 10 Henry MCFARLAND Sub
scubcrs will their certificates when making pay ntns
for the proper Endorsement the same. SlDN ny DlLON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

The following is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor, showing the total number of tons of
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended September 80 and the total movements since
the opening of navigation 1880 and 1881:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

Totalbush 286o76 1855 l2O s3.G77 $3.50 $1,000
ThereceiDts and shipments at ami from Buffalo
to-day were as follows
Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07
AMERICAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT
y tDdTNNT

NFw.YoRH oct ,, 1891.
by resolution OF tho Board Of Directors cali has made
uyuu tur so,Au II this company Ig the IyI,utO 10
pr cent .1 Hg tH. eighth u.tIurlt thereof upon sI
-'r ins 90 c.uI stock 81 tIt company, payable oct
l l,- Upon The payment ~ the above cali there will be-
d.y rri 50. Ap H,I Doc prr.cru. uIou the amount o.
thrir .ubscHpt tho capital stock this company In
FIRST mort eu 10. NtN f.rANs acIuc Railway Conn
Payment ~ call should Doe made 90 g. ,.
NOLHISuDFFEE. Tfca-ur"r. No 81 Exchange place New
g. VI IrfsiIruL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

Total bush..... 6l.5OO l27.OO0 2lOjOO $1,000
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07
prouslrn prOpertp for Sale ano Go Q

ITO LET.--3-story high stoop, brown stone,
4 $50 CartOn-avep near Prospect falk AolAND y
WHITING. III Nassau-sI