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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-01

TIE last rays of the fast-sinking moon
were falling upon his pale, intellectual
features, when he suddenly withdrew his
arm, and, leaping into the air, exclaimed,
"Confound it, Sally, I wish you
wouldn't use pins In your waist belt"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-01

Love looks not with the eyes, but with
the mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

In State bonds Louisiana consols strong and
1. hi CHER ut 1854. and Tennessee IS were lower at
73laa 1884. South Carolina Is, nonfundable, sold
at Gig.
The business in railroad bonds covered a greater
variety of issues than it recently has but generally
the transactions only in small amounts. There
were few changes in prices. and those generally
were unimportant. Erie second consols were IS
higher at 1918. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
onds sold at S3d S3l2 against 1884 yesterday. Bos
ton. Hartford and Erie tirsts declined from 70 to
77407Sl c., G. and l. c. incomes were Il higher
at rs and Chesapeake and Ohio frstS, series b. sold
at 49, and currency debts at CO. ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain new IS sold at 90. New-York Elevated
frsts were steadicr l16, but Metropolitan tirsts
were l.. lower at 100 Ohio Central incomes
suffered decline from go to So and ended at 56l2
New-York City and Northern general mortgages
brought 943a, and Ncw-York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio incomes 3d. Kansas Pacific consols decli ned
TO 100 and recovered to 1922 for small amounts
Texas and Pacific incomes declined to 1912 but
finally closed unchanged at so, the frsts of Rio
(rande Division selling at 99lo.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 81 923 in bal
ance made up by gain of 50 $50 currency and
SOL 593 coin, including 100000 gold coin received
from San Francisco. This reduced the loss since
Saturday TO $746,905. Money again easier and
the general rate for call loans per cent with
exceptions at Dig per cent. The domestic OK
changes on NcW-lOrk are unchanged, except tnat
at Boston the rate has advanced to cents discount
New York as last quoted. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $97, 900
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts 1888, O4O, and the internal revenue re-
ceipts were 1854, $40. The Clearing House state
ment to-day is as follows Exchanges, $143 POI 443
balances, III 3,31S. The transactions at the Sub
Treasury covered Receipts 81 los 272 payments
ST. 0473J2 currency BALANCE, 30, l22, 1853; coin
balance. So, 1888, SGD.
There is no change in the foreign exchange mar
kets--dulness and steadness being the descriptive
terms that applicable to the situation. The
posted rates are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
EUROPEAN MARXNrI

LTvERrooL July 20 -Pork-Prrne Mess -Easforn firm
Al S3 Western. hrmer at 10. acOn-Culnbcrland a.,
irmeI at ~. short RIB. nrmor at AZ Sd; Long Clear
sse%y al ~; snort Clear. steady AT 4J6d Hams-Ioue
Tut hrInes al 59 shoulders steady 81 Beof-Inda Mes
SOno mere Extra Mess, hrmer at 1873; Prime Meas
h TTe a. ~, Lare- Prime Western, 6rner at 81
A@Ao"-frme CITY dull 80. Jurpcntinc-
., at ." oil kosin-Fiae dun az l06h COmmon steady
Ood Cheese 80 American Choicc. a Lava
none Oh sale tlOurExtTa state, Wheat
80. l. White. $50; Spring. No , steadv
A.o,l-; Now Winter Western. I'd. New EorG
winter. stead lDd
1tealy az aha Cotton seed OIL Yellow
Svv,S, mere I.osnCou London. hriner at 3 81
SPIRITS 4 utbeatlae At Lon steady 32l}d.
o.. NY &O-l-:O y. m-Beef l220d per fierce
xrSe1 20 ula hess; Cheese, %. per cwt Tor the
MidGs.o nmencan Bacon. Al per cwt for Long Clear
Lr'eo arrow, 80. per cwt Lard. per cwt. for
AII, oTTnessR4 r rsrk, "a per Dbl or Prime Mess,
n - jury <O-9;3O m.-Cacutta Iinseed, b0Gd6
ia guar aor Sperm OH 95Su4 80 per kosn
ieum lurpentlne $3.50 ewt Refined Petro-
a. ~, July 2OPeroleum, is francs S7ia confines for
En m ple American WcOxs Lard closed al 142 francs
oVoehtmes Der 100 kiios 1850 ~ "' N'- 'i~"''
openings per HON. 'i" 04"'ou Ut % ihHhs oo
400 n. -''-"hcV1s Lard closed at 90 marks per
n aypr I I zVoP Petroleum marks 90 pfennipga
centlmes Dtr i~AAu closed at "a francs %
Wy @o-fetroeum. marks 20 pfennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
COTTON MAeXErs-RY rELrnnApu

,,IIyERrooI- July 2o-l2:3o n m-CottonMarkct steaav
Ts "sSS es srsi
Tpanas Low Mns Clause july deeTy 5 sa" Go
do sssmbef and 40 o A%f 1nd
day Included bales American. sales OF the
Md"g sIase yul 1o c$SrJp Low
Do January and r o DyH sTe a1a delivery
Low Mhns ' S5n s9 jn
a AasGss afGS e Gfa DO Ang%, and September %
NoyemDer and December delivery. Sliced Futures closed
.,AuGusrA, July 2o.-Coton quiet; Mddine lolc Low
s msshnE losc Good Ordinary. 9ci receipts, 50 bales
m hTMoH l6 July qnet Midddnng SCI Low
lo'sc-' roOd ordinary 3sc. receipts,
shpqrts o S9an15%'e rs bales sales spnners bales
,boSroS. Jniy 2o.-Cotron firm Mddnng, llo,c; Low
exports to Great britain SOL Bales nst re sS tSa
Middling lo'sao.c. Good Ordinary loo; net recepts
CcSsA july s1oSS; , E12 o+ Mn,ur
M nmpnn, ps Good Ordinary Soc receipts l62
Miadns 10 GOD 5rSaSS Gaet Mdang lc Low
HAts 70 Great Britain, 40 baes coaswse, bales
ioIIsynIK, July 20 Cotton quiet: Middlnr loo.c
~ ea,e, shipments, lls bales; zoo bales STOCK
Middlng, esc; Good Ordinary sac; net receiIss Hs
eaes exports coastw IA bales sales 800 bales stock
MEw W, July 2oco,ton quiet Nidinns. lsc;
s bales Exports ccas%ise 81 Tai sc net 1000
Nonfo ot'Gn ' aa $50 Sdd as lc ne, re.
COPS 3Ies exports coastwlse 7Olbaes sales bales
,,PnmanrLr July 2ocotton steady; Mddnr lls.c Low
Sas sF9' pn1$ S orG' exports to 5sat Britain 300
loac low Mine ioc S Coon d9 ANA Urn Mddns
s31 nAles eSgorts coas~s ooi 100 bales
st Louis Juy 2o.-Cotton quiet: Mddng Illsc.; Low
hhftns, ioS Good ordinary &C.; receipts ~ bales
,WMMNoTQN July 2o--Cot,ou arm: Middhng i0ic' Low
Naahns 9'7c Good Ordinary, receipts 80 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEw'YoRK July 20.-BEEVES- Receipts today and vos
a3d YER 20 oss Of 593 ears At Jersey (y
ssss htAd o The corresponding time last week. fc
oUtl ~ The past included OF
export NAiIc and ~ lOads
aughuies here was therefore only SO for
nay anu lcse changed hands Monday prices
e exception OF car loads Of Ie sold
npoui ohchih OF The cattle AT Jersey Citv after
49, a. mr. when made late market and caused "A decided
hn'se AZ thc Coe Tor most grades Early sales
M most nslnnces fraction higher than the
oiIoht monday IKE quality
ular and the tone OF the cvcrish ana unse
VI OF Texan
az 70 dress % ID, adj
VI IcnsyiNHl Scalawags" sold 44c live weight and
stlNe Grass Cattle Inn
JUN ~ tnc SAFES o Native steers from
10 dress 56U57 n. 49, " ~''''NN Ut A-0'
MT Eastman received 77S head yesterday, all which
viet' LOT eSpo. aye aud dressed. Mc-srs sherman
N 1ie uouSht about 80 head TO
ment OF dressed beef and Mr. Godsnh purchased Is head
The steamer morlll No
win 2Os 1--we Cattle for Air. I. &. Eastman
sales at Jersey Cty-Shernan Culver for j. Iauders. II
Indiana oteeIs L43a H. III lac o6 II, do 3j3 H. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

are not exaggerated. The strongest stocks in the
afternoon were Western Union and Union Pacific,
but figures for the general list higher than at the
close last evening, and the market closed moderately
strong.
The principal business done in Government bonds
ras in the continued Is and 5s, and at weakening
6gnres. The final bids show declines of Il per cent
for the Is and per cent for the 5s the other issues
being unchanged. The market closed hardly steady
at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

chr 'Go. July 90. M Dyorcrs journal reports Hoes
steady 'hhin'n t. Fair MiHtd Packing, S0a,t 3O Gopi
- A. " ' $3.50
CATTLE Receipts 1000 hcad shipments LOO head .
hl"' hin O1poTts; - O4So 70; Common Choice ship
ping. - sos s1 "
anfEli .'oc.pts loo head prices lower: Common to
ran 0hohlf. =" go a 20 tiood to hni, -
81 LOUIS, July 20 lions active, IIrAt
h"rHris ~ sps1o 80, Packing, StQ6 aO Choice Fancy
head
tAIIiR-lcccpts, 200 head. shipmcnt. head VA.
ives ID fair supply but SLOW IoAau- -tcAy Heavy shin.
pAk 1rcf7 > 'U@s,j lArht do a5uS 5O Native But r.
ere -''f7 - - 20 COWS ami li,rr-,
u 'holc" Grass Texans 3 ~ - 1J
HHhEF- receipts 200 h,hdt shipments 80 head:
sea- &C AID n~Ael iini Mut0us, 81 - % Atra -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
EUROPEAN FINANCIAr, MAPKHrs

.IcNDoN July 20-12:3O p. m-Consas lOl1s for money
pnd lOlS8 for the account T. - bonds half per
ceut III Atlantic and Western inst mortgage tns
gees certificates 57i do 32l4 Erie 43lt New
p 9rk Central 47t5 Illinois Genital l4ll Reading. 30
LoND0N July 20A:OO.-U. :. bonds, four a hall per
cent II New Jersey Central cOnsols, l2Ol2 York
Eal, Go 7s heading 297s - ~
LONDON July 2O-4;3O p. m.-In1ia Council hills al
Iottcc to-day al an advance OF 80. per rupee
.aNnON Juy 20 2;3O p mFaIis advces quote three Dor
zen renies at - francs 30 Ccutimts -
IAEis une 20 m.-Exchange London rs francs 22
Centllues for 49, "~-N" 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK, Wednesday, .

ASHES Quiet unchanged.
l2Ae Tor Ordinary Prime earFees Fair do f%c saiss
steady S Bags rae d Ma tars
quoted 2oc MaTacaSc m 'i LaeaayT a
eIGoTToN-.ro, were easy sales lo25 BALES including
ga Tor export M 400 for spnnpg Delivered on contract
rs Good receipts at the ports Sdar
Since SaS a a:' S's ss: aH@
Closed ea Gas Guns me peToG a seaS9n
n PT'Gs on ne next. sales % go IalS9 Prices paid.
GsiSSsr sSa lo5c So over osp'f S$
Pnf. ana a.rens d YoSs;
io$9 December 1893 January, 100; February loG2i
pTSssay August HI september Sea spi,2s
Sem6e4 oSSesT XOvf%ssr be
SSSs MarcG o4%o75 '0 Xpn ' iossSsSS I lH5E
FLOUR AND MEAi-FLoUR-Market shade hrmer. in
6Soo SGls neu 1% 'ar 2dS S'5S Sis
66 So y 5 Is 1871 $50 BIS Tor su Mr "a "a
Wheat OBS xr row 1 = 60 Zoo Ii o%G 1D
Tor export oaSSon 9 e ag 1Gc o Dol,
s9pernne 81 l5Gs So Common to Fair Extra state 30
eocd Western sGesS So Good to FaacS ao
S 1885 80 ood to C%Sios io s. 46a So o@
s. % Is Rys MS,are s. 7sas rs sakeFs csT
80 co. straight So 25as7 Patent SO 5oGSo p St Louis
ssn ~ 90 Patent WnIsT Wheat
sd cSo S 81 Sss e Sen s o s
isf . % RlE FToG GaI3 sale. 500
Brandy wine quoted So
eTmo Lemons s4at and $500 boxes Oranges $5a
Observation-Disclosures laa2c better: large trade on
and steady oT easI oss sc%9 the
outside quotations
sg"s I Is; "$S''@ ssP PTnE,
si 22$ss s. UasraSej winter Esd iossl ~ mainly
81 a2 2Gi steamer No. Bed s. - 40 Ecd, 81 99a a
S9graded White s. 5sSsi 26ia; 80 Mhc g rs 80 I
closing 81 2HG 81 2gas DO august 81 closing
oct . 2,4aSi SOL closing 81 i0s l'N duh and lower
sales 5000 bush Jersey and Pennsylvania Delivered
i.s;,.B AhtEl Malt quet, UNCHANGED CORN-Market
&c better and more active fan export JoDulng
denand brisk business ON speculative account sales.
SIboOO bush future, $4,000 bush. cash. including
graded Western Mixed 4SHa67c No 2, 5Q' al lc.;
steamer Mixed 5212 53ci steamer White - a .
36'sG &c mainly o. ea57 including $4,000 bush
board 21c Yellow 5S'c, NO White, jNle iHc No. 2Juv,
66.sG3lc co2ug j7c do August - 2d5sc closing
90 october 90 2c closing Coz a602c OATS
better closing Win less strength sales, "a 900 BUSH in.
Guiding so at NO 2 - sd45 ec No nc;
Western 4Za+tci White do AZ aisc White Sc;
including 10000 bush. No. 2 July 45d45c 900 bush
do, August $50 $780, 5000 bush. September ~
$3.50; 10000 bush do October. Scarcely SO
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
NK"-foRK. Wednesday. July 20. 1873
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFERs

Nk"-foRK. Wednesday. July 90 1881
hhcoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORT
SKwYoRK
Grapd-st No 90 II Boyd wife 20 A Emo s,sooo
it1-st = 100 W OF 9thave 247xs2; isabella ~0'
76th,st, g. 4l3 # e Of lst-ave 25xi49lisas---i
seth-st a Dos r. Of g 5ps st ST 100 10000
Z5d.st. bss.2 2ft OF 9TH. ave. 25x9s 3. Aimed ~
Oortendor 10 j \ Gortend0rf -. - sa ooo
iou,sL Z92 y " OF 5thave, 2SxS2; e al TO
shaw w can a. IA . = - -. 10000
6s,s na "ie 70 tracy q Russell $50 $4,000
luton dated 1877; state OF New-York TO Jane a
,,9f Murphy 100 .; :. :; -, 1880
q, Robinson and husband 10 Laura V scott - esoo
Sdsye - SOIL II Of l2jth ST, 20xsO; Theo Garner ~
20 VIM u Garnar- ..
osths So. 80 II e OF Lexington-ave. 2OrsO5; j
5sd sies o . 10 " 9 @ Wilson ; l<0Oo
l4tSs Iia va" ne q, 70 G waite, jr, 1000
l,e ane w.fe to w R Hazard -, =. $4,000
7eti son =, al c executors etc. II likeI t25s
2.tS Ssa s1ie 70 70 sarah Person $4,000
wfbss sn ana husband to Harriet Plunke 10000
sd.awe y, w n riser r, -; $500
-, ana wife 10 Spaeth ........'.-, IL ooo
new ave = s7a5 II n OF l45th-st 20r 2all. W r. '
same ny MI ana wife 70 WIN BOND -. ... 5000
l24th.si = g Sa- y ., SOM JON, 20 = A kent 5000
san ryn Td ana VIE to VIM Bond -.....-'. $500
Esd st . * r. ~ % oho u" y Lent $3.50
nnkie anc wife 10 A -
Wailon-aNe, " OF l5Oth.st qlsx
III l. motifs and wife 10 ] NJ Duffy -. - 6Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Cl.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
$4,000,
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
American Dock and Improvement COMPANY,
Due July Est, 1921.
Duc July Hst, 1921.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND Jru,Y1
FREE FROM TAXES nv THE UNIrED sT,Trs
AND THE STATE OF NEwJERsEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW-JERsEY.

hese bonds are secured by Mortgage on the entire
property OF The Company, which Land and water
ioh' %acent TO the present of tue CENTRAL
iNHiiIfoAD OF NEWJERSEY, jersey CITY and extand
ing southery on NewYork about two milca and m
eny appraised by dsineresed parties over twelve and
half million dollars
All the Stock Of the Company owned bv tho CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW GIlSEY the rronertv
having been acquired by that Company at cost exceeding
Sl000OO0O "s
IL Is stipulated IN the Mortgage proceeds of all sale.
o 'e property OF the Company shah invested in thesa
bohds the Company reservng right to redeem Al 10
"hen the Bonds cannot be purchased the market AZ
o"er price, designating by lot the Bonds so To be
redeemed after 60 days's public notice
Inc Company has purchased riparian rights of tho
OF It's claims to land under wateria the same
The vane OF this water scarcely be
III We" OF the proposed eXtens the BA IT
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD from the South and the
extension OF the lines Of CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JI+lfSEf through Pennsylvania, 10 connect with the
WABASH, 81. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
VI the So0OOO0O Of the above purchased nv ns for
account ofourelves and associates amount has been
exchanged for the old per the AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, under the com.
pany's circular of June l6
WE OFFER TIE REMAINDER At 1O2 I-2 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST. RESERyING TIE RIGHT
III ADVANCE TIE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

In london, British consols were weaker at
1Oll16 for money against 1O1l4 yesterday and at
1O1s6 for accou t against 1O15l6. United States
bonds were unchanged except decline of a for
the lbs. The quotations are Continued 5s, 1912;
irregular, but generally steady at small declines
with later recoveres, but Illinois Central ak
Pacific at 9594, against 9Gls Bar silver is I'D.
higher at 81 I'D. per ounce and India council bills
were allotted at an advance of lsd. per rupee
The gross earnings of the ST. Louis Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad reported as follows
Second week in July Sll2667 $4,000 33S
January to July 90 2,S33l94 $,5o6226 Inc. 753O32
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange Salesroon:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
gitn Real Gsiaie for Gale

\ DhERTISL MENTS FOR THE NEW
= iisl ~ NJ WILL BE RECEIVED AT nun
Cos OFFICES No l23s broadway. corner Thnty.
DUO W est twenty ihlTd-st. Eaghtb 49,
ave co Ts corner Unou square 20 Third
Nos LOOT and 2,3O0 Thrd-ave corner on.
nN-Ii'h's'-, mp 10 ) p. NJ al regular once rates ~
nv ~, 10 r. ! MENI properties paying per cent
"0" "" DeeA-iah, william, Nassau
RULAND & WHITING. l2l Nassaps.
STORE PROPERTY i'm Peck Sin for sale
~ low rutland q WHITING, l2l Nassanist ~ i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
(indnciul.

4 Gas STOCKS.
Al NevYors brooklyn 7as Stocks. and also all kinds
GKo",3k 4. ,FKESrI>S
\ III. who are interested in railroad business
f na, should d get THE TRIBUNE AL
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
revenue @a Spd ii sdt siyf s s F4 Cs
MCDOWELL nnos., & GO. nAsxNrl, AND nnoKERs,3
o ''A - N NV oa S~ joy Il. ISL
bo ~ ~ OF o. subscription TO the capital stock
moCSE G9NsrErCrIpN COMPANY win be opened On
Monday July l0si at this Office and open until
MCDOWELL BROS. & CO.. Bankers.
EFOR SAlE.-Four shares of the Cooperative
Il Dress Association, limited Address Box u. Tribune
le7 TIE HS1 S2S E NSn So E ]H2 20 %
COX the pGrpo,,sts OF substitution to the
MA1 COMPANY Tie transfer books Of the Union Pacific
July 1851 reopen lin day Of August ISL u
90 ie-F, prrAiang TO the saDscTiog may be had at the
HENRY MCFARLAND Secretary
Gas STOCKS and City Il. II. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold r. I. illWIrr 81 Ekchaige.pace.
GWNNNE y DAY,
~ No - wALI-sTy
AGE HHs q KIM R44EhlTG AT S5I HH2K l
rrorA ysI To ASD EyAyoyn4H RAILWAY,
MrTaorol.TiiS Hl,uoyAt BANK
SHAREHOLDERS in mis- Company OF record
- of Jun" % notified that certificates
pro rata proportion OF tho increased capital
for delivery payment therefor 81 per share
at the metropolitan National Bank. y !.
The pINLcgc expires Oh tho urst dSY Of August ISL
Is. q. MITCHELL. secretary.
ENEcuuyr OFFICE WIs1rKS UNION TuFcRArH co..
$1,000, .., NtWl oI.K, July l.. lsol. :
THE BOOKS for the transfer of thc capital
stock OF the Western Union Telegraph Company viii be
opened ON the morning II the l9th of July instant
BN order OF t4c Executive Committee.
WM. II. BAKER.
Acting secretary.
EVE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
u OF NEW YORK.
No. - Nassau-st., corner Pnc-st
CAPITAL, 81 100000 IN L. =. BONDS
Allows interest deposits. demand at
specified dates. Ia legal depository for money paid
Court. Is authorized to Executor Administrator
GUARDIAN or in other position of trust Also Registrar
Or Transfer Agent stocks and Bonds and Trustee
Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY F. SPAULDTNG, President
NJ ~ III, T. ESl III It' {Vice-presidents
{. II. T.. BABCOCK, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
EAMuFG D. BAE,OOK, GEoRGE ". LANE
JONATHAN THORNE, JACOB -. NERMlLYR,
ISAAC y. PHELPS GEO. MCCtLLOcH MILLER,
JOSIAH VI. EloKE, ROSWELL
CHARLkS q. LANDON a. Low,
TnMt Nd W. CORIIES Il. f.NO.
PEED'k II. COsslrT, CHARLES I.ANIRR
WIN. II. APPLETON, MM II. WEBB
GUSTAV SChwAB, j. PIERrONT MORGAN,
lAslD BOWS. PERCY 4. PYNE,
MAE1iS BATES +
VIM ALLEN it TIER, DAVID WOLtR BISHOP
JAMS T.. WALLACE, COKNKLlUs y. Bliss.
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
Go Ubom il man Concern.

4 DNERlISl MEN1S FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIM NJ WILL BIZ RECEIN I'D Al THE
fTDMN OPT { -, No. l2HS broadway. Thirty
li~tst "oS West Twenty tllrdst, corner lIehtl ave.
80. ~ tI Fourteenth IT, lhiro
ave. corner Forty -eventh-st; at the HARLEM OFFICES
@ns l,0Ol and 1900 Ihrhave corner one hundred ana
twenty nfths. No 10 : D. M. al regular once ratesL
PE CATHERINE LANG, tate OF NolNiSton
Z In The Comfy OF DurSn.-llc OF t,
ceascd may On application TO The undersigned hear something
10 their a,ivint IL. &. FABEIk, solicitor
stockOnon- leos, 25th May. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
CINCINNATI SOETHERl RAILWAY.

OFFICE BOARD TRUSTEES
t1NCINNAlI SOITHTRN RAILWAY.
ALBANY BUILDING. CINCINNATI. June. 23 1891.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
OF the Cincinnati southern Railway will sealed pro
posals until - o'clock tn USDAY August % ISL
ioI me i'asr oi thc cincinnati southern Railway.
COPIES oi the form of lease
ana other information concerning the
pcation AT the ONCE OF
American Exchange National
III" Banking House OF McsSrs Morton Il BaTthoo.
mc~-lanc. London. ENGLAND
Proposals must be directed To the Board the
The Board OF Trustees and
ali bus. MILES GREENWOOD,
I'm BISHOP,
a. II. BTGlGER.
J. 4. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK.
Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

KKEASUkl DEFAkIMENT
IL OFFICE OF SRcHRrARY
ARLINGTON, h. g.. Ia :.
SAILED ikofoSA IS " ID be received the once oi he
Shs"an OF the United states Court
hnamg New YORK city, until y o'clocA MONDAY,
a. ondings owne and rented Ia New CITY. suant
Ties more oI less y follows:
sNlO tons old NoulSnl ltllish flgrracesiza.
lao tons leligh coal. sid
~ tons lchlsh coal.
Ions Ltlilgn coal.
- tons LDllgh coal.
- tons EnCllsll al
3 chaldpLs
~ loads hickory wood cut. 27 inches.
sS loads Virginia pine wood. cuts. split
- LOADS Virginia pine Woosl
II cords Virginia PINE wood
Further particulars ana INSTRUCTIONS 10 hdce-r IN %
tainc, upon application Custodian Of the ahseAo
building IA. r. FKfNtiA
Acting secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
gonnirp i]ropertp for Sale amo 90 fct.

A SUPERIOR COUNTRY HOMF.-One of tbe
bnest in the state; every attractive 20 uarty h
ing 70 retire from onSness all modern impro gements. eod
or apply TO DAY BROS. CO., lis worthst Room IL
4 l. ORANGE, y. j. (neghborhood speciality
ToWtb p ior Sae ana rent al varieties great bargains
CORNWALL, \. YARNS, cottages, villas
~ mills, &C, for rent or sale. JAMES O. ROE.
FINEST FARM in the State and res;d, n a
combined, mansion and farmers hon se large barns
& acres cost SoOO buildings $1,000 pIlcc only
Broadway. " " ''--> - i"S
FOR SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE OP
sa 90 - - AL IN asa state Of entity alton beautifully
ric III INC petsanst part OF tie town Of Geneva
grove OF oacres land underdrained ana very nT
and pear orchard and fruit of kinds in a5anSaace
hos an xpensve place 70 keep but ) ssassan ani
surpassed in the beauty and scenery WIN me
schools college churches market and stores win be Ia
very reasonably Apply GERRiT SMITH on pres o
FOR SALE CHEAP.-South Orange. \ Il
NICE house, modern improvements class location:
o1 9oh.2o 20 trains daily Address OWNEI. 2s7 40
FOR SALE.-Elegant country home for sale
Il buildings insured $500; income nom farm zoo,
taxes $40 Address l. w II 10 East sth-st. Sew.York
nor Sale OF Exchange in part for merchan-
disc, valuable farm and rcsidenceon New-IIaver ran
road - acres. Inc buildings beautifully located aile r
100 broadway - " ~ TT
E'OR SALE or TO LET-At Ell MORA. "
n j. 36 minutes rom city via Central Railroad n New
Jersey minutes walk from station p trains daily vav
s"NeIa new hrstcAss dwellings, tainng
rooms besides bathroom buffers nj kitchen pantsS
Gp avenue s. w 9s 60 ob TO e S5 rPi 1aa e
ilesl IN The state taxes exit smely low viii
lars apply to o. 9. BENNETT, $50 Broadway P'''''A'
ORANGE, y. J.-IIOUSES and COUNTRY
~ IA - 10 ie ana tor sale. furnished and unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21

The following were the receipts and shipments at
nnd IRON Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. Shpment,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21


tpRDIoSAlS, SEALED and ENDORSED on
Envelope lid for supple. AdNcgt
~ "a ONCE nnl y clock, ny - U.s. for the
snlts oi The quality d.
hil o enbor 1881 Tree oi expense at The Navy Yard.
" Bu REAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR" 100
tons Anthracite COAL steamboat size Engines. 224O u
III Is place the coal ie by
Government, the Navy Nard Wharf. and hc quantity
hN@cd Ia Doe paid OT The weight % the Navy Nard
be Of the best quality Anthracite Coal dry and fre
from slate and dust
Tho right reserved n reject that NAV nor
Doe deemed sslNaniag euus 10 the Gov
Two responsible surcilcs required
ful delivery ol thc sui Plies Nar.,ti.
Blank forms Mil Dc furnished This Office.
tAa- not properly slSncO and cerflA,i viii
hocEct- THOMAS a. tASMI.lI.
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iSV H. at lO3c; do 1,160 n, at l04c commissions
do, l,225 H. at lOl4c,
II westhemer for self: 16 Illinois steers LIZ III.
10'4c % ID. less 81 per Oxen 5l3 To- at 9tc do
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