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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

sASAg ~ sT es
sl Tar ~ u rS "S 81 g. Splits
c, SGEAN 6srs easier grain
q 'Spsrs sss9ay s5S:
GAM Sad Newaatc steam 900 pS ssSai Gr s 3D. D %S
wSrp, 10000 busn. GIaiD, I'LL iiavre, steam, 1000
erase size Sctcmber and October oadn sonhers ports
70 unitei E,nsdSm and Continental agi.iGd After
Bristol $s 90 smother $500 bDls crude MaTsce
9 on apc g isG9 20 d 5sG Is Sssa P
bark, and an Italian hence Lisbon Grain p
3TL C$KE-us,ohaugca
OIL MEAL-Quie unchanged; exports last week 3l, 900
seed ar S"sqSss at e goGsS s @ m
Crude oSa Seed Spq 9C dc SaSf s'S a 90 @
Wa sot MmDqI uncGanged home trade lots "c
export rhiladolpa and Baitmore 7a.c; Cases i 'e@
Crude Cedaates opened at Saa s' sold at SSc and at
ssas5S S shade srcngeg in in
mand moderate; ss 4io BSs New Mess for EXPORT at
90 SU snail lois nothing done in oponsi New Mess
MANN I SIS Htr %aS.S$s
""iiy Ness ZIP; Cy Extra India Mess ~ Dos, 30
9e P'SS IN ylG G S Hsry at F1 very
LOO Fcsrd Hams, u aud is =. i$e. 800 Icksd shoa
@os very Scarce and HCld seeedy h@er quoted
Gong aS for al ssG1 At o the Mss SS oI
InOderate quoted Size FOR Grasscd Ssdc Cornfcd
PIGS. S'4c--.. lAlDN0rSet 50l0c. per 100 II higher
closing very urn AT the highest rates decidedly more
e@ey accoph sas 1850 tss Primo 'arG spS
92 "a re- and rumored fully 5000 ties wthin tn
above range l,boO tcs September 92l0 Zoe, closing
9l@ 2o; 673h ties. October 1l05c2O2 l2c, closing
II 2c 5000 ties. November l2l0Gl2 Be- closing.
ms l222 L 227 ac 1850 tcs seller 1900 90 c
closing Lass 1900 ties. January, l22? l2gl2 luc,
1850 ties. February Ii Az .52ic
coshS, u - 21Jc CITY Steam moderately active
lo26c Refined quoed at 49, lac, Continent. -.
BUTTEk-Stricy Fine still quite and again held
shade higher with good demands other grades in fair
quest at very fu prices; state Creamery Fair Choice
2@3Sc state HatFirkin Tubs, Fair 10 Choice, 26a3uc
STATE Dairy Tubs Pc to Choice, 2lD26c. state Welsh Tubs
fr to Choice 25G2Jc; State Dairy Fiykn Fair Choice
70 Gc Western Creamery Fair to Choice z6Q33c Western
imitailon II @26c. Western Dairy, Poor to Choice
lGg2Go Western Factory Poor Choice 10000.
CHEESEMarket decidedly higher, unsetted
state Factory, Poor 10 Choice 9@l22ao; Western Poor
CHOICE ga il'4ci Cheiar Fair to Choice 9@ &c. Skins
Poor ID Choice, EGGSin demand ~ shade
better prices Long Island and New Jersey 22d22sc
and Pennsyiya zO2az Ro.; Western 2OG2u c Canada
RICEFirm, moderately active: Carolina and Louisiana
Common TO Fair. Prime, Q6la Choice
6'4@l l.; RansoOn. 2's0;c. in bond.
=, SAII-IMode@iely generally unchanged. Cadiz, 22c
Holiness So 40 Ashton's and Phoenix 80; ands
81 al 20; Liverpool GTound Toe,
SEEDSCover, 81, ei0c and firm; Timothy quiet So
az 81; Flax nTm al ST 90; Calcutta inseod, ~
Isltor-Sales of 100 bags Clover AT Zoe.
SPICESGeneray dull Calcutta Ginger, So &C.; African
6aa6'o Cloves n t2d32c. Pimento 1884 Dl4c singapore
Pepper 7a~l1aic; Batavia, 17l2dl7a,c; White do
22c Mace tactic; China Casia, 1874 02Oc; Prime
VIA do l6I3~. &C.; Prime Nutmegs, S2GSJo.
SklS-Coat in demand and firm; Deer less active and
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STEARINf-Firm, quiet Western, l23.o; CITY lac
SUGAKRaM steady, bat in less demand Good Re
filming. Tlta01iai3c; Centrifugal Sed> &C. sales 500 hlida
French Island ~, AGO hhds Cuba, 7e Refined active
Powdered lohc Granulatca 9,o Mould "a" ssc COnfcc
TONERS "a" 92c. "a" SaSC.. A." gp.Ic,
White Extra &C." Sa4 Yellow do, Ssdo &C. yellow
80" 7asa6c.. Yellow 7d7lQc. w. ~
TA1LOW-Firm. fair demand sales 40. 600 H. 74Q77,o g
TIA-MOdoTaoiy active at rather weak prices. -
TOBACCO-kc kentucky nrm Lugs 81. az lqc.;
Trade rather quiet sales 800 hhds; quiet 50
1880, private
iol3 96 do state priv te terms; 100 do Sandes, 6c
400 bales Havana SOC a 81 20. N'
WHALEBON Unchanged
WOOl-litching BrOs in their circular THAI dnrinc
the greater part of last month"; there
the state Of trade compared but toward
me close considerably business
All Kinds OF domestic wool have been neglected. holders
as general thing. believe early imprOVcni,
held t!eir woods with considerable nmness foreign
being light fairly
the
difficult to
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81 = tAAHr - 80 Y - "
Leans, medium
Do.fmr TO goods2 10 as2 55
BUTTER.

Receipts for the week 25 - pkgs. week 81 o72 pgs
CORRESPONDING week last year 558J2 kg Exports
week. 6Il1 pkR. to Great Britain, 75I pAgs 70 lie
Continents OF 0ieomagaue lia745 d. leirg erator space
steamer 10 Liverpool, The light
ana sunday DO not pea To have done much good To pas
lures the ground almost pached the weather
has been extremely
In pretty gene thr,up,0Ii
the there ,lr.a'ly
in the make Of Butter The natural therefore, ia II in
OF holders
especially farmers deternei got in the wake o.
the boom" Few dairymen viii their Hn;t or
mder3oc ana some do not want 10 sell any price The
market here presents hn healthy appearance the local
demand July equal to the supply OF line goods.
Or alneIlcs are sloaDe To obtrs at BE-
exclusive OF Il gins AZ tc
Than these hgures FOR h IL selections Most all
Cream cries show tdc effects of hot
goods have the slightest THOR value ia re-
duC"d from lc. 10 Lines Iub
at 703sC, with selections al 25c nd SOC
number OF onte DANES arO nIidtnS "A 2GdZ7c
Western Imitation Creamery aud selections of Dairy
sold &c Tho June factory goods al
and some choice lots of reshmade factory up TO zoe
There ar" no goodsorng below l4c aud ri prlcs The
quality IL very poor This entirely excludes Continental
shippers. Quotations:
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Trains NJ Desl,rossos
landt streets Ferries follows:
1Su, >, iaWtcd, II a. m. l. gso
D 63u, = $50 aud 10 Il night ~itulavs asa II
a M. ., Ote. Z. $50 and 10 p. M. and ~ night
Express Trains leave YORK daily
$50 M and Running through Trenton ana tar
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 ssss sa5
z $50, = $50. aud ii a Limited Express $50 n M :
l. 5:45 aud D. In. SUNDAY, 1901 : i.
$50 m; a, :, 500 and Leave Philadclphia VIA am.
den and SD a.. daily. except
Ticket Oncos, 90 and ga broadway, Astor House ana
foot Of DcsDrosscs and CorsndrL Courist and Flro,
Ign Annex station, foot Of futons, Brooklyn Nos 10
Il6 and lis Hudson-s. nObOAen station Jersey t.tv T
grant Ticket once Battery place ~ ~
The York Transfer will ana check
baggage from hotels and RESIDENCES
FRANK THOMSON, J. r. WOOD,
al Manager. Gcnl pass'r 4 cent
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5tcamboat5 auo Railroads.

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS, rr>rp
n Note ohsngein location NEW STEAMERS =. -
IbSA and CITY OF Troy lelve t,iy sYcsat Sst,,n
rom P1Eis No a. North siyec iojtDI G1r.pp ,r.st 10y
day steamer toucIss Al .ADlnr 'S SUI
4 LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE =
"a DREW an Sr IDTN lelvs Pier IL. North Rv.r
SOUTH SIDE Or CANAL~Sr, sysry WEEK DAY ala,
NJ connectnsE Albany Slnlly morning. ex,e1ssu wita
Excursion cNets' Albany ant return good 30 davs $3.50
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Financial.

financial.
A LIMITED AMOUNT of Cincinnati and
Il southeastern First Mortgage 6per cent
sinking Fund Bonds sale by
BOWLER WALLACE Is New-st
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WHOLESALEPRICESO OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the weeE ending sept o. 1881

Receipts for the wcek-Beans, pkgs.
bush. lXDoris-BeanS bJ7 pEgs; Peas, bush
White Beans about out Of STOCK quote only New
which arriving in sufficient quantity sonr al
tention. Continued un!avOahe crop vices ava resolved
and the reports far believed that
everywhere manifest Now Medium Beans sold in A
small way up To - So and quotablc H. New mar
rows are not offered below - 50 Tor choice stock There
not many Old Red Kidney here more new h.Ve me-
OF the short
higher The best lot being held 1T 50 kidney ar
quoted al 81 co. and New Pea Beans no
stock OF cOnseq here Black Beans are hcd WIN
confidence bat sales slow hard To- enforce
an advance IN prices single bag Black ye
Peas arrived yesterday more expected this
Peas without essential change Quotations are Tor Now
Beans, unless otherwise stated:
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miscellaneous.


A DNERTISf MENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRiBUNE WILL Bk RECEIVED AT tbs
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,23s Broadway thirty.
first ST., 3os west Twenty thri.sl, corner Eighth ave.
No 82 East Fourtoenh.s, Union square. 100 Third
Forty seventh st at the HARLEM OFFICES.
Nos. loci and 1900 ThTdave. One hundred and
twenty hfth 81, up To .. regular office Iatea
/ UMBER FOR SALE.-Three million feet,
including bin stun up to 40 feet long about one million
feet sawed balance sawed during the season For parlcu
lars address BOX %, Whtby Ontario, Canada
WANTED-A good secondhand engineers
transit and level be cheap for cash, Address r.
S., 2 06 East 60th.st
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RALTIM0RE and OHIO RAILROAD.

W. W. EvGREFE PresiI en- -
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE wESr
On va phlsdelpi2; naliimore and WaS i9
ynia 4 H. Depot foot of cCrtadtst and DesbTosses s
NS S9 1Sre nTSept spnday arrive Washington 45 p m
cGs for ttsburs Columbus taeRna Psr S car s a.
p.m.Day line for Washington or,,v. c,nonno.,
palace ro S tn tn aG s L oSs So m r
~ 9o-Minsht daily Sieepers attached open torp,.sen
fc.SteT Iu1J r. N. Arrive AT camden Station Baltimore
more $50 Washington, 40 a. ~ slecpers Tor cn
mo Other line makes faster to tho West Trains arrive
rGEes sleeping bels sccuFcd and bas ana ea o
way ana At ali S Ss OF ne e. cP%pa@ys %G $ Broad
pany. VI '"o ieiHS'Nahia Railroad Com
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NRW-JERSEY.
Broos!yn foot Of Fuitont Je%els wharf, station IN
Leave Sew YORK ,oo 81 foertv.,. as foll,,,
S;39S Inn m-for Pennington Eastoi Allentown Rclliax
D. aad wd sGt S'f9o E Ssa@2 .B,5no
po nl- For Flemin yto1 scrooey.s Nouat,la nigh
Maa asS cRnG Gh,t9s AGPtawn Re12 MsSfg
Upper Lehigh scraatou ~ ''''''A 'N''
sbgrs Manch CHUNK Fittston etc meaning ii@T
Chunk ra@aGna b %c EsG@ want can MaoOh
100 D. mt"r schooeys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4 .:44SSeo m-Eor scmerviile. Elem,ngton. So
Ra arrseaTs %aach cnn nIa wnkasOaFre allentown e
81 = m m Tor o' Eas S%aa H hTSaS
FOR newark at Ei5 G:I5 e:is 7lb, 7:so s:Oo $50 D.
NIP ss $40 90 S4 S q 5: Is e e5ct $50 iSS
o;4b 1890 il:l5 I'm. M.
For trains to local SEQ limo Tables stations
" \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
- ALL RAIL LINZ for Perth Ambov South Amboy
Pleasant, &c. ~ ' . ~ - N
g. Ieayeat 5:l5 745,o losoA m 10 No. $780, L. 4SO $3.50
o;3O 1902 M
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
OHT LING-QUICK TIME.
THROUGH CAlS-IOWEST FARES
LIT ATLANTIC CITY EMPRESS. m with
tnronEn cars, arriving at Atlantic City 6:i5 =. M
rare from NewrorE One way 50 2J Round trip SI6l
hEEliOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY.
f.3on "a ior treehold5i 7i5 m, l2m, AGO. $780,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ay Route via Sandy Hook leave at 10:40 100
$40 300 M, for East Long Sundays 80
1910 a. M, S:45 D. m.-For Ocean Grove Point Pleas
For Sandy Hook via Branchport 5i5. 7:45. M m
For Monmouth Beach Seabrght &c, Branchport 5;a5
$40 pa mr ~ ~, 2, $780, $500 M.
7;46a m-Va Red Bank for Lakewood Toms River Barne
gat, &C. ~
% m;-Ah Rai.l30 r. m.-Va SANDY Hook for Lake
stations To Bay side ' - ~ ~
ai8Op m-via Rcd Bank for Lakewood. Writings Toms
River Barnegat, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

Lighter receipts of 1.-Two poultry % healthy tone
to the market quoted duh
OF last week has checked the dressed poultry and
all good stock is selling decidedly better Saturday the
host fowls sold 1O6llc and plenty fair stock
worked OH at asc to-day state and Western scaded Fowls
ohckens aud sell low Prime Scalded worth Ia
l3o Dry flcklo l5lUc and Philadelphia do lie Turkey
both Old and Young. sell at l6Dl7C WoodcOck not
plenty, and not many wanted. mainly bad
order owing 20 the weather. good worth
81 pair cartridges rather good demand
and firm. Wild Ducks and Ncnison but
wanted while the hot season continues few saddles OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUrP.
MENT AND FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE sAFEgA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

Receipts for the week. 3S,pu boxes last week qoo
boxes corresponding week last year Exports
inc week
YeIp2o Gae9 quotations steady at Cos Freight by
UlhNeflooi .fOs The market IL active
dhe continued drouh Is being seriously felt in
ury lng nis1cts Of the state the
nng short and farmers have feed for their
dnerV - stiog feeling In all bears
have goho INTO winter quarters There not mapv
s.cy me cheese horo to-day but enough sales were made
10 snow The strength ad,co
from Liverpool are Ia hsher than cable and the ten
eicy rs reported up But at the
margin Tor shippers ami they inclined to purchase oy
POSITIVE order A lew wuuld
TO weaken the market but serious broaS prices ia hardly
pos5be The Improvement In the hei,cd
medium and low grades Really Prime Creamery skins have
sold up to &C. Quotations.: ~ ""'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07


Apples l447 bb)s. The receipts OF Apples
more moderate and the market about steady
The arrivals OF Peaches to-day OF the
and prices weak ned before varieses sold
we'll few extra Reeves favorte selling 50 basket
ana he CrawOriS at 50 80 hu IL took good lot to
bring So most of tho arerpcs selling Mt 81 TO 81 80 Poor
M 90 not pay FOR picking large number closed ont
a. o"3oc pums have reer sale but at no higher prices
feaTs arc very abundant ana low good many.
especially Bartletts, oyerTipe ana almost worth
loss Fine Bartlet in good condition worth So The
rev WhoTleberres to-day sold ut better Grapes
are In liberal supply selling slowly prices weak
ons aro plenty but have large sales at the prices Quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

- Export and Jobbing Leather ...-......26 al 81
or rMcntta ButalO-Light, 20U2l Middle 2Od2l Heavy.
Soi Damaged l7Gls '"
TANNED
slaughter.
sSaEht Backs. .36 036 Middle Crop 434
&l,idde Backs ...-..36 437 Heavy Crop. asa
1asat crop a32
Bellies. --.-...--.-lb 9l6
x nEIALS Pig Iron quiet but firm We notice
ne death OF Seth wilkes esq., of the firm OF William.
au 70 The Iron market closed as follows American No.
oseo VA 1O0t25 so No. 2 S22dS23, Forge S2l
So 20 So9s2l coness $239s2S 50 Giengarnoch.
Sy 4Ou0 tons sold for delivery private terms
neans new SO Iron quoted S480S4J Steel quoted
%ovesoo at Ldewaer; Scrap S2S @231$O
sryn yard Speer quiet &c for Pig Tin
STRAITS quoted 81 Lei Billion Australian 81 c
80 rates steady Charcoal n 50 rs asG Terne SO 20
go ou Coke Itn 80 US5 10 Terne Ingot Copper
n Al ioec ior Lake Lead held 4300 com.
MISUNDERSTANDING grades quiet but steady at 81 2c for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
Diui0en0 Notices.

NUkIlCO.
OFFICE or TIE cnsysoiTT snyys MSlSe COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND (No. 81 OF ONE PER CENT
Amounting nasareS thousand Dollar, cents
snber prov Tha TRANSFER books 10 close at 3 ~ ~ op Tia
day OF August and reopen on ne IN day OF September
,,'-'' secretary
or1cr or !nK oSrAmo snyEa MINING CO...
DWlDpIEyNNID NO 7l Z, nv regular MONTH
Ter Agrnu Wcis, Fargo Co % Broadway on the 18th
inst transfer '00Nf o e. r a 80 S assistant Secretary
VNHE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
h The Coupons Of the First Morsase lastorn Division
{. Il. sAfrERLEE, Treasurer
EVENING STAR MINING CoMPANY,.
rINIIE Board Of Trustees of this company have
1 declared pIVlDEND go ~ OF FIVE PER CENT on
tGg GSp" S,8I va IL NgSsi - at the Office OF M''aS
hs trans books viii BE- eGs%d on 9S isn inst and re-
NEw.YoRK sept. ., ISL
VNHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
dSG 81 2ey Ges1r S IT, Eea F monthly
able September ~ 1881 PAYABLE at the Farmers Loan aud
''D'''' 'N' ''00 o" NJ c6oE Wee President is'
YORK. July 2s 1851
VTIE 3Sth SEMT-ANNUAL CASH DlVI-
L DEND Of tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
on i toG vii be psi by the aaaer.sncd septem
Der 1881 TO shareholder. ~ rered At he close Of bust
September the transfer books win be clGted -, ,,
OFFICE or rrrs TOMBSTONE MILL
Asa wArxuT.st, PHILADELPHIA Aug 81. lssl.)
sSTli DIVIDEND.
Company nj; DAY declared Tho regular Monthy Byi
stock Of ths ComPary PAYABLE on and airr september at
' once transfer BOOK E %tT S RNn%M Preses
WI. cIIEyNEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
LIVE POULTRY.

The daily receipts tho at the
OF distribution follows Railway, cans
Cream 1900 MIN. Harlem RAILROAD $40 do: Now.
Haven Railroad 900 do; Hudson River RAILROAD, $50 do;
Midland railroad 100 OF MIX and co of
New York City ana Northern Railroad, $50 cans OF MIX
miscC 1850
of MAX OF 40 quarts each and go Of Tho prices
which tho surplus has been sold the
3Sl1 weather thr tho stale shortened
the supply OF milk and prices have rapidly advanced open
ing the week 81 20 there steady 50
closing price
Exports OF Potatoes Cool bills In view Of The continued
dry and the prospects Of light
Potatoes, receivers holding hrm with
advance OF - cents since
plenty AVID lower with 81 10 the top for
hrmer fcong Is ieporte in onions tho result OF lighter
ceiPtS Tomatoes IA quite liberal supply many
NJ 2jo All other vegetables arriving sPasugy
have fair sales at the prices quoted.
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NEW-HAYEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD.

~ sPRINGFELD; HoLYOKE. WHITE 1oUNrAiNSt
90, steamers leave tier 25 r. r.. at 23d-s' ~ r.
lS p '9 Saslsys sSSepied and 1880 Sundays
dae point9 Tickets sold and ost
Haven and return 81 50 - -"
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.NNSILNANIA RAILROAD.
On aud after july II. ISL.
Two PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND q oN
SUNDAY; THREE STATIONS ~ PHuADEi~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

Receipts for the week SIC bales week Ala FIX
ports Tor the week o. corresponding week last 40 bales
Market essentially unchanged The
stu light attract but little
reported at 22925c. Most last sold
She few remaining lots held with the
latest advoes those pickng
not Yoralle. Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07
I ,EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ PASSENGER TRAINS. on and after Nav . lss, win
yedepoe foot Of corsDdt and At 7a6
a. M $40 and 600 for I,asfon Bethleheu Al.
w ,keaaing MsIeh chunk wnkes5arre, ToWsnaa>
Train az p m for Esston ,ihehem Allentown Raadinr
HaOch Chnnk, WlSosbarre and iittstea Pullman eepng
coaches attached 10 O:3O Traias leaving 4 "a a
m, and $40 connect points In "a .fsoo~
snd Hazeton coal regions. 2. u. BNINHTnN a. y a
General Eastern Oace corner Church Corfandt SIS
{. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
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y
-, uanDnrg American Packet Companvs
FLnMOUIH. CHERBOURG AMI HAMBURG
LESS Ma ----'.'''' Sept ~ ENl A---- sept ~
Rates1t p'slr, 8, PlynpIth Lon lon CherOourg Ham
n,oU osp'ni Cioin 800 sSsssraya SD Round trip
Southa '"'tS "AN
KUN HARDr -. CT. RICHARD &CO
0enera Agents General Passenger AgentA
N Y. Ia. twav X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

Receipts for the week 1886 week. 55s pkas
corresponding week last year 80. pkgs Weather very
Western sold at 20o20c though the latter rather an
extreme. Fine State Eggs not offered below and
nearby stock Is that receivers
getting 22@23c Canada little, If any better than
Western Quotations.
Jersey, L. ]. Canada. Fresn....., 1p2Ol,
near by per doz. % aga West. and Can, far
Penn ana N H........ 021 to good 0l9
Wose fresh
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HTTDSOY

TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland ana the rae.
via New Loni0nSts. Pier - North EIvsr
daily. SUNDAYS naidinL DAYS rn SulsaVs A. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
Il . NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
steamship LINE BETWEEN NEwYOpu
r,x.x,x. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
hHf1l SAT, sept 10 Sat.
ELR Wed. Sept. II / MA IN sat sent 81
RATES OF PASSAGE NEW-YORKt SOUTH AMP.
rrpSrc, -, TON HAvRE OR BREMEN
AiSA SADIN- ...--..Sl00I SECOND CABIN 500
SfEERAGE,Bti
Reenrnl ctet7 " rsiucet rttsa Prephi
Saes SIS Stelnrs tu from Pier betweea seconl AL
oFLRICUs a CO 2Rowlinc.C;reea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07

sGr NewpSt aaThas Vineyard Nantucket Cape Cod ani
AMI OLD COLONY leave New York daily suoGays excent !
az p IN from Pier %. y. r. Annex boat nom tsskl N
Jersey city, 4 p. baf lines
lckets ana stAtercons be an prpc!p,i
noket oinces Office
on steamer Last OF tours and rates Sent
tfoe on Application GEO. l. Common. lassr yeut
BORDEN ~ LOWELL $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-07


Dried Fruits week. with 1919
Pgs d 81 pehnu.s and pkss Of reoan Nut Exports of
ana while the demand At the moment is rather light the feel
ing Is strong ana all prices firm Evaporated Apples have
SOFA In small lots at IL c but considerable
be moved M over l2e A few New arrived,
enough 70 Tx prices Fancy sliced have
SOLD at zoe In small Peaches both evaporated and
sunued are hold with increased hmness
poets become less favorable. Quotations
buyers ta the sellers views Choice old Unpeeed Halves
not 10 be md under &c. aspberres Cherries Plums
steany higher sales az lac,
stock held at loo Peanuts decidedly higher very firm
Dry weather In Virginia LIS seriously urng growing
crop. Quotations: - 80
Appies-bvapofated Do, good to choice. % d24
I1ng SuL nancy Do do. 1880. ..-....S W22
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-03
BOOMING BRIDEGROOM.
He Tippled the "Iyine that Max
eth the Heart Glad"

GAINESVILLE, O., August lon
Friday evening a gentlemanly-appear-
ing, we'll dressed man, some sixty
years Of age, called into the store
where one of our best known and
highly RESP ected young ladies was EN-.
ployed. The gay LothariO proceeded
at once to storm the hearts citadel;
he gave his name as Arkwright, Of
the firm of Mckay & Co., wealthy
bankers Of San Francisco, Cal, and
showed letter of credit for 100000
on the Rothschilds, Of London, and
said his income was $4,000 a year.
He came with his own palace car to
Omaha, visited Europe every year,
and claimed intimate acquaintance
with the late A. T. Stewart, was also
known to Jay Gould and most of the
wealthy men of the country. He
claimed his grandfather invented the
cotton spinning gin, etc.
On Sunday morning they were
united in marriage. The family where
the bride of an hour resided closed
and locked the house to attend wor-
ship. The groom, not being in that
spiritual way inclined, declined ac-
companying them, and sought solace
for his lonely hour in the wine that
mocketh, and ere long his burden was
too heavy to be borne, and going to
the home of his new made bride
secured an entrance, and upon the re-
turn of the family was found on the
lounge in drunken stupor. Finale
grand bounce.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-03
BY GABLE.

VIENNA, August 3.-The Allgemire
Sporting Zeitung says: The Cornell
University crew, who are to row a
match race with the Austrian crew
on the 18th inst, arrived Thursday
last and we're heartily cheered. Their
boat arrived safely. The selection of
the actual Austrian competitors has
not yet been made. Two Austrian
crews are in hard training.
GoLETTA, August 3.-Two bat
talions of French troops and a bat
terry Of artillery have arrived here and
are camped under the walls Of the
town.
LONDON, August 3.-The Morning
Post says that England and Italy have
resolved to send tWOmore ironclads to
Tunis to protect their respective sub
jectS and owing to the persistent COM
plant of residents.
Cardinal Gulbert, Archbishop Of
Paris, having addressed the priests and
faithful of Paris in the pastoral on
the recent riots in Rome, couched it
even in more violent terms than those
employed in his recent letter to the
Pope. Italy has called the attention
of France to the fact.