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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-20

hot tears trickled down beneath the
worn hands. In that position she sat
for long hour; then, when the pain
was somewhat duller, she murmured
to herself, Its wicked, it's wicked, 1
spose, to say it, but it seems to me the
Lord Himself is hard upon US mothers.
We don't have no chance in life. What
with babies, and servants, and house.
keepin,' and raisin' and sewin' for
children, there's no time left for books
and trainin' of our minds. The first
thing we know we're clean out of fash
ion, and the worlds got so furahead of
us its Jest impossible to ketch up with
it! He'd ought to serve us just like He
does butterflies and moths and sob
broke from the poor grieved lips
"yes, let us die, let us die natural and
quiet, as soon as we've done our share
towards peoplin' the world"
"Papar' exclaimed a fine boy of
twelve, bursting into the room.
'He's in the parlor, Georgy, with
company"
bother! want him to help me with
this example. Kate and Garry are
there, too. supposeP And Morgan is
out-visiting his girl! That's my luckr'
He threw himself into his fathers
chair, and scowled darkly at the rows
of figures on the slate.
II wish could be of any use to you,
my sonr' said the mother, piteously.
He laughed-not unkindly, but to her
apprehension, contemptuously. "Oh,
that's out of the question, of course.
But it's provoking about the Others"
He drummed on the slate for mo-
ment.
81 say, mamma, weren't you educa-
ted as Kate and Garry are?
"No, Georgy, very, very different"
dare. say, now, an example in the
Rule of Three would be settler to
youP"
Sore of heart as she was, the poor
listener smiled family. IL shouldn't
understand the first figure in it."
S"Nor in reductiong'
She shook her heedi
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KrhpY, wyando,ic Co., Q.
Dear .SiY:-I have used your escsl!snt 1n:
Alan Blood syrup fof impure Hood, snd
hAve been much benefited thereby. ! can aise
cay that for Loss OF Eppsslts Il hss no ssual:
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Am ER!CAN BOOK EXCHANGE.

AGENCIEs Ss aS iS tss &C.
q, ! ssss. 49, 8: + .ss : :' 9: Z s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Oct l9.-l2:So D. Noncompliance. nrnl
Oaes including ooo bales for Speculation and export re-
9e gSa 'G low Medns aa October delivery %
Old do october ana November delivery Gtd slsP sssd
December and January delivery S'd aiso 6Ss DO jan.
GsbSery 6isasd do. and April delivery. Gid also
6i5,od; do April May delivery, 6l also Gssd do My
June delivery. gid. do June and July delivery 6i'sd
esd Mddng Orleans 67isd Low Minlng Uplands 81 81
LIVERPOOL Oct 1850 p m;ECottoI-f PaoSS
November delivery Glad do. November and December Do
Gssd do January and February delivery, 6adl Feors
ary ard arch delivery 6Ssad do March aud Apr d@i'ery
LNERfooL- Oct lp-4:OO y mine sales Of the dayin
LIVERPOOL Oct Ils:iOp. m-Cotton- Futuros- Uplancs
Low Middng cause, December and January delivery oNs
LSETFooL oct iV-5Oo pm, Cotton Futures, gpaoaaa
November delivery e7sac 90 November aud December de
cry Do February and March delivery S.1, yd,S 90 Ap.
do june ami Jaly delivery Gslea Futures steady;
Middhng losc. aood Ordinary. 9TcL receipts lS4s
BaGuSoks Oct Ig~cot,On quiet Midddnng "a l1c Low
Mddus lei Coed Ordinary loei rsSsP.s 800 Sses
sales, 80 bales: stock. $500 bales. ,,,,.,r
Middlng ll.s Good Ordinary iO1e' net receipts '''A
caAIfsToS, Oct is~cotton hrio Madng u sc, Low
ndd 5a. .s 1000 S bales o sSe bales
cNcSII cSt5oa sLeaiy Midanns o LIE s, LST
. san iC Ss O ssa & % se
GAIvEsToS. Oct ID Cotton steady Miaaing l91tt9
L 5s.. M sass Il a Sn sioSs sG6S bales
LOUISVILLE. Oct ls-Cotton quiet: Mlddling IL sc =.
ce1pr aaie Saies Shipments sSs bales 1900 Daios
stock. 49, 800 bales -, ,o,1ow
Middung lOac; good Ordinary, l0tc; net recept %
baeS exports coastwise $50 bales sales. BOO bass'
NEw.oRLsANs. Oct 1e.Cetten steady: Middimg, lC1sct
Low Mdding lOac Good Ordinary i0isc. net receipts
1893 bales gross 2O9 bales exports 70 France so
balcs coastwise 29k2 bales; sales. 5000 bales; S"
evening, 900 bales; stock, lo3,SlS bales -, "a
sss ssss@ s sasssw sas sg
sss bales. stock. 81 POS bales
PHLApgIPA, Oct l9.-Cotton duh: Middnng. l2ci Lox
Middling IL ac Coed Ordinary. lOec net receipts ~
bales exports the Continent 90 bales sales spinnoN
IC2 bales: stock, S,v33 bales -. -
sAyArsAh Oct. l9.-Cotton firm Middlng l0Sc Low
Midding lOsc. Good Ordinary. 9isc net resePts
b733 sales 25ooi bales Last svening 400 pssss
stock 7u.6aS balaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
MINES AND MINING.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 1872. VI.
The principal and only attractive feature at the
Mining Stock Boards to-day was the large dealings
in and advance for Robinson Consolidated. The
stock Yesterday sold down TO 12l4, and to-day it
rose to 139t to 1872 Chrysolite wasdu and steady
at Go. and Iron Silver was a shade easier at 2Oo
The State Lines were not as active as usual but
and luctuated between and 800. closing at the
lowest figure and vase cents lower at 81 cents
and Oriental and Miller was l cent lower at 81
cents The markets generally closed dull and unin-
terestIng
The Storrnout Silver Mining Company has de-
clared monthly dividend (No. y of cents per
share, payable November l. Transfer books Close
October 26 and reopen November 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
filming.

A GIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
N SOLD ON COMMISSION by
WATSON d GIBSON.
Bankers and Brokers'
% broadway, y. Y.
Members N Y Mining Stock Exchange lnaairlcs cheer
fully answered STOCKS dvdend assessments aud prices
SOUTH YUBA WATER AND MINING COMPANY,
n NAssAUsT., NEW YORK, Oct 10, 1881. !
TNHE regular annual meeting OF st0ckhOld-
era for the election OF Trustees FOR the ensuing year. will
be held at office of this Company No IL Nassaut
"wednesday I'D day Of November 1881. between
"'A'' " - VI. VAN NoRDEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Auciiou Sales Of Real estate.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
LEGGET'FS POINT TWENTY THIRD WARD,
NETWORK CITY
OF Robert Hiss and }. Lawrence MckcoVer, Irus
r. H. Ludlow & Co. will sell az auction on WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER rs, 1891, al ~ o'clock at the Exchange sales
roOui No. II broadway. In the Guy OF New YORK:
residence OF Nr y. O. Arnold, al LegeotS Point IN
the 23d o. the city Of Network consisting oi about
thirty four acres ~ land with large mansion house and
smaller dwelling house finely situated aud 10 good 0rci Two
cOtta stables, conservatory, GtapeiJ b'Whhf
LEY and Other Outiiding with 7plrhid water 'front.' on
Lang with all right tn land under water IN iouJ
virtue Of grant 10 Benjamin 81 WlntOck OF other
wise.
q Also ia said 2d Ward all that parcel Of land fronting on
Southern boulevard and known as fOt No 10 Ou nap 81
Of Philip DHir discussed hctns nearly opposite mo
dwelling house formerly occupied 10y Sad Philip Dator and
being width In front Tie Southern Eoulc
500 feet deep and containing ~ 400 acres
VIII he sold Ia close trust without reserve 0f cash. unless
previously dspB-c1 uf Ht private sale
For further Information apply to the huctioncers No .
Pine ST. or 10 ]. LAWRENCE MCkEENEIL Lsq, Trustee,
l2A Pnarlst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
GALE of Obsolete and UnserviceaEle Fire
y unns Of Foreign MouldJ and Manufacture.
U. 5. ORDNANCE AGEsci 10 Grcopest r Q. Box i8ll.


NRS-Y DIRK CITY sept. 2B 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS.. ~ pUPLIcAyE O. be made
VIII be received at THIS Agency for the sale
OF socte aud upsogyiCcabe Foreign Fire Arms such
Fng!sh Eneds, French. Austrian Prussian Bavaran Bel
rln ant Csfbinea Rifles Muskets aud parts OF arms
stored various Arscnas Ia the United States BIDS
will be opened y O'Clock d.. Wednesday october TO-
1871.
For OF in detail location, terms and conditions Of
sale INSTRUCTIONS 70 bidders catalogue which DO
ordnance Office War Department, RshiL
ID a and at the Arsen2s where stored
The quantities enumerated IN the catalogues approx
mate bidders will Explicitly the kind aud quantity OF
bid for and The prUpUeed price the cgmus prepared
catalogue DeyHEes VIII only he nads at the of
storage The United states reserVcs the night 10 reject any
bias parts of bids whcn not deemed satsfsctoy
tie Jed Instructions 10 bidders net compiled with
he acceptance OF bid II will have TO be- approved
by tine War Department
Terms All PROPOSALS " be accompanied ~ certified
check York City Bank for per ceat J the
Of the bid Thirty Gays will 30 allowed Tor m payment snd
removal Cf the and the ailore tho part OF
comply with these terms the margin will be for
fsed Pacing boxes will be charged for extra G FROM 10
20 cants according to their condition No notice Will 30
taken Of bids which by the
certified made the forms furnished. Proposals
will be addressed To the undersigned and shond DO endorsed
Proposals for Purchase OF fire Arms"
CHAS s. SMITH, Capt Of Ordnance Com'dg
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
H,1,,,.Iby JoIy H. iYIy x %, yO. 7 VIu-B.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 10-P. NJ.


THIS morning brought no confirmation of yester-
doy's late rumor that there n financial panic in
Paris and rs that rumOr had wrongfully been as
signed as the for yesterdays late decline in
prices ut the Stock Exchange, there 4 good OPP
portunity TO open to-day's stock market With con-
siderable spirit, and at advanced prices. The OPP
portunity was improved, and the opening figures
were from II to q per cent higher than last even
ings last prices, and for few minutes the bidding
seemed TO Do both spirited and determined. sharp
decline, however, quickly followed, and be-
fore tho Board had been in session q half
hour figures were ruling generally lower
than yesterdays lowest. After that and for the re-
maindcr OF the day, the market little more than
q trading :markct and prices fuctuated within q
range of 2Dai per cent. The market closed irregu-
lar and fevcrish, at prices about midway between
IN e highest and lowest
Government bonds were dull with sales at tho
boards of only $500 The final bids Cor the con-
tnued IS Is higher and for the Is Is lower than
yesterday. The market closed steady ut the an
nexed quotations:
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RECORDED RRlL ssrArs raiN5FGaA

RECORDED RE- NJ .&srArE r2AN5FGaA
NRw-ioRK
'Sd and vf $40 10 81 1G aG 1O2s
Gtlst u :. 1853 n e Aye-C. lg.Sx97; l. Kahn and
VIII TO Caroline AbTalams -. ....-.-
same property. Caroline Abrahams 10 r Kahn-,-
Gafdeust II 90 Il OF Ad-ave, 2fOXlOf Hannah zoo
Hall and husband tO A Howell. 4,OO'
II a. $50 ~ OF 'th-aVe, 2lbN.l-Ni Helena
W Fischer aud husband To + q Fischer...---..".
Same property; Frederick q Fischer 10 CharleS
Brcmeraye, = ii2thst n lot NO Sc 28d Ward. %
X2l5. Harriet 4 Anderson 10 Heian NJ HaTri-
lgtli.si, s. II II e Of 7tl.ave 2SxGl.ll4; Mean.
dreWs In wife To II Hildebrandt 1000
53d.st, u $, 300 fl OF l0thaVc, "OXl509N5OiOx
$50. III; w Il Meeks and another, executors, etc.
w IA Meeks, executor, etc .....-....:. 49,:
" 4sirrs ss to Jane M H11mas 10000
1l3th-s. II &, 40 Il " Of %dave; 4nxluO1l; w
LtieBthai, assignee, ETC. 10 + MoeAer ..-.- -. U
ATHEIST, Jt.2 L2XltljN AL 4NOh'+N
GOSH. Burche 10 J Mc6arIy .... ...-....: 24O0O
3d-avc PAIL II uf i26h-st, 5UXsp, p interest
Levine and wife Ia Julia Ekus .....--...--..-....
3d-avr " T. 40. Ia l. II of lz6th-s, 25XS0 Levine
uia Ekus.
Nth 81. =, Il OF ist-ave, 25Kl0o.2. II ID BY
deuburgh aud wife 10 Louisa j Morgan. 4'3U
q SStii-St, 2J.s2.24J John Pyc
to b Wdndell .-.-..- 6oOO
Br}tio ton u VI 1900
7lst.st II =, 1873 . II " Of 3dave l64xlO22 ThOsJ
Fr1tch aud another executor, etc, Ieneyck,. uoUO
'0 siin and =, wife n G Bauer ..... 5000
property G. Bauer u A NC1del b1ou
lOUth st. II =, 2!O IL of 3dsve 25OKl zoos; + bTt -
ton and wiln to- G 4 Coo ZuOOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
PROPOSALS for Lamps, Lanterns. Brackets
and E1tra Parts ~ Lamps &C. for ihc T. > Army

q
AtTrgA u.s. OFFICE. (
IuLAuELrtitA. IESN. oct 10, lSSl.)
SEALED PROPOSALS $40 tttphcAi" subject 10 the usual
conditions received 80 this olC and 81 tho ohcr, ~
lgftrrri-el at New ork cry, Jthtrduh
ylr Iud ad Francisco a., until T. O'Clock noon, 10
tni, occ o. D. No. at New Yorh CITY, il.l0 H., a Jcn
,rroIsc aud SOL m, 90 san fuucisco on Monday, No
yeinl.r l. I~sl whch times and laccs thry will De
opened pos, hdlcls Tor furnishing and de ivr
ing complete (sugr burner loo cast
MArabr Rta.kHtH. 800 bras. Nlckh Piacd Rfncct
ora with flr .uppor4, 1000 Extra Glass Chmncys, ana
term. AMI coo Extra Wioks Tor thcso lanterns. aud such
ira number ~ Globes and Ghmpeys inT Tho Lanterns az may
b. required And GuU candle lanterns delivery Of the sup
.s 10 made % either 81 the depOts named ~ may DO 70
aulrrd by The Governments 800
The Oh iantcrns ale intended of Mineral oil o.
tho tlandat .ius da, point not lower than 100 FahIcn
hcit Bidders submit samples proDcry labelled or tag
lr NJ the Lanterns lO az Candul which lhey may propose
Id.f VIII state what quantities and ne what deTois
IA and they VIII
and ~ each Lot htl for The amps Buick
tufIHr. shown In rawiugA lroloahs Wtl
quantity 81 the supplies Tim burou
The Governments reserves the night To rlo, duY
or nl preference VII hr given Ia articles Of do
nestle production and manufacture, conditions 81 price ana
uuay being equal ird snc preference" viii De gwen % dr
II and uf4CturU lusiucCd on tho
aeinc 10 the extent u Tie supplies required by the
public seryic" thrT"
flank proposals SPECIFICATIONS. and instructions 10 bid
drr and suy further Information tat ua DO desired VII be-
furnished bY CticT oi lhN Depot
Application
rp.aa should De addressed either the Depot Quarter
mnste Philadelphia NcS York ty Jcnersonvio ur san
uurc0 be- endorsed Proposals. for Lamps OF whatever
is bd fur . ,.., 49,. re
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6elp n)anieo.

WANTED.--An entry clerk ia publishing
w house good. rapid writer quick and
correct az figures salary ~ begin with So Address with
references BOOKS, Tribune Once.
WANTED.-Men of good business ability as
w agents for my publications. After q short trial
prove sucoessni win ba sppon managers Of and
tarritory There Ia money in Che busIpess hs who
have earned sm So 70 50 day above expenses tbe nrs
weeks Good make $1,000 q, 500
year Only Of good character need apply Give age
periaDee and bend tbiN WI. HoLLAEp,
Epnngnen Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20

Total opening Of navigation 6S5 $50 40 "a
tolls opening of navigation S90is0 s4g39S3
Total miles cleared Openg nav S7o203O 5.<2ySlo
The canal opened April 20. 1880. and May 10.
1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
Ncw.York.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Oct 49, 1881.
The following sale was held at tie Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
BIZ E. H. LLdIoio & Co.
4-stOry brown stone fiat with lot. No 4O6 west
22th-s'' IS IVo vi 'tn"No IO' 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Brushes.

brushes of every description at 80 Pearl
ID st. opposite Peck slip Gl Articles lowes pTices
JOHN h. HoPPEL. manufacturer and importer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Gltn Real Gstalc for Sale.

Citp Real Gsialc for Sale.
A NEW LIST of houses for sale sent to any
"a address r. :. CLARKsON q CO.. Pinest and CSC
5th-aye.
pEEKMAN-ST near G0ld.-Fivc-stOry sub
santal marble building FOR sale. excellent Investment
rutland a WhlrING Ia NAsslust
DOR SALE.-A fOur-StOTy brown stone front
residence t2OXjJ LenOA I'm. Ia perfect order; nne
diate possession. Call at 100 East G3thst
DOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
l. desirable hree story English basement house, l@4 East
81 LeXingOnaye and opposite the
Murray Hi Presbyterian church, the house cont1ni nine
bathroom and Kitchen size lot lf6X1b house ~
and desirable for small family. Apply
to MARTIN KLENEN. 80 liboTty-st
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Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of ENTRANCE to CUM
l BERLAND SOUND. FLA.

BUHDfSG. NEW YORK. oct II. lSSl-S
Sealed proposals, rpiCa.c addressed To tho under
signri will be received 40 this OHcc uuH 2oGocs noOn on
t. dly of November - J. at which time aud pac they
via be- opeucd The presence OF BIDDERS Tor continuing tie
Of cttos al the entrance H. Cumberland sound
Via.
Specifications instructions bidders and blanks Tor propo
saI this oilcc from Lieut. W. l. Fisk,
q. \. GILMORE. Lt.CoL Of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
FOURTH CALL O'Clock =. VI

,.o--c- Z ,ol YiOcr Eoy i Frst q l,rl,fTI MrNicln
10hb b2p az 100 30 30 liusau. 1900 10 SO Gl3
5000 bCO. % 900 $40. AZ BathJa . "a. pphH. -,
silver Nugget 100 Sd 81 tul ~ l W. -
New Silver Ch California state Lane No
100 % 100 $50 800. slH. .aj anti
Iiavlor Pinn'a con Nirenii 700 $50. 80
100 30 ttu---- - 4'', s-'' Nv .,ln'
bradshaw 500 49,. 80 ttih-inlh J.uut ~. =,
iOn 60 Little Chief 300 $50. 81 -tlic lic No.
MPera 'f'It 599 SKI iO5 595 80 To 300 SO 900
r,,t;it Itt-. Ami, 900 b5. lO5 400. .b5.. 3 20
tnb "a GOO MO 20 300 bio l. % Sutro Tunnel
5Jo - "a AHA Montana Vandew4ter 2Un. bio. l%J
Cp1. sgD 81 suJ III - 300 $50 20 Fath'r dc Smt
400 ~ sj poo bis IgO 3rubIU. II 700 .....9 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
nUnEAU or PROVISION
be0blrrcl. OF Reef

Boa barrels 90 Reel
LOCO barrel, 81 porE.
lnn.uOu pounds %. salt Water soap.
10000 pounds 81 Coffee.
10000 g.il of Beans
On,fH Of the Bee and Pork 20 De delycredin haI barre5
auI fhe Beans tu De- of Toe urw crop
and relative Information eau be Obtained hT
aplng % the uspoetor ol Provisions aud Clothing al the
Nav, Nafd. Now York.
~ reject all bids That may NOT
I,e drefre.I adVartagsuut she Government
Two r-pousic Cirs rrqu rrd for The prompt and ull
ful de- very of the supplies awarded.
tank fOims VIII DO furnished 90 TINS ONCE.
moi pr,uerIr sgue And certified will not be C0ndd
eryd. THOMAS J. tASN ILL
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PROPOSALS.


No ~ BUOAuWA A.. EEW.l OKN, oct ID. lSSl
PROPOSALS. SEALED AND IN Dult~Ep onl envelope
gt Tor supplies Advertised" viii Dee received 20 tht- office
until d. O'Clock, October % N~l, for The following supplies
o the quality. a. Dee delivered free 81 NeHsc at the
Navy Yard SrW.Notk Sithil twenty t3u) days from tho
date Of uuirT
RruFAT or PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING. ..
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filming.
CLARK g. boutwell,,

u
Rooms 1G, II, 49, 49, No . Nas!aust. corner of WALL
PROMOTERS and MANAGERs of mining properties,
offer Tor sale or exchange the stock OF the following CON-
which are under 1heir deftoS and mills
hMEPSTo GoEb QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Mincs mills
'st1rEao' GoLD QUARTZ coMPANY.-Mnes and mill,
ien .eXRRGRovE SILVER MINING CoMPANYMne
ana sF tiiRN SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Mnes and
n EAGLE SILVER MINING coMPANYMines and mills
Is sxS f SRUNo COPPER ooMPANY-Mino and MILL
investing in safe profitable mining
stoefs are Invited to communicate with rs aoruw11
VILLA . ~ President. Secretary and Treasurer.
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
" OFFICE, 81 BRoADwAY NETWORK
Registrar Of Transfers EsoH Mutual trust Company
rNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY.
Mines and Mil, Iny0 County, Cal .
cA UFFicE. $SS o. g BR6 6Ab Avn 20
NEINER BOY MINING COMPANY,
MI ., or CoLoRIADo. ,.onr,
REGISTRAR Of Transers Mutual Trust Company Of N. Y.
OFFICE OF TIE SILVER IsLEr coSsoLIDArrD MINNo}
AND LANDS ccSR I. Yo 81 B n.a W 80,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ Of tins COMPANY BY authority specially conferred by the
OF one dollar per share PAYABLE the LIST day Of November
limitation dorei Oh their share certidcles as failure
pay remedy Interest at tho rate of seven per cent
YYsnhrr g. E. STRONG Vice. President.
X -RemttanCes for contributions should be accompa
MED with OF stock that payment be ac
knowedged thereon but where this nPraccable or ucQ
vcnlcnt receipts win bo returned for attachment ~ cer
pirrct ali registered mail matter this Company 40.
81 Broadway \. \.
old DOMINION COPPER STOCK.
BoRVA COPPER STOCK.
Bought and sold on Commission
:. NJ. HAMILTON co,
Bankers and Brokers'
81 BROADWAY, y. Y.
DOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
IL Mines: Robinson Colorado
CAPITAL. 2OU,OOU SHARES, PAR 500 4
Office, No. lswall.st., New.York
SILVER NUGGET MINING COMPANY
> Transfer ONCE. % broadway, y. Y
Rooms 80 and %
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING CopNSr 4
No - BEOAp--r,
NEw.YORE. oct 20, 1881 y
TGIHE ANNUAL MEETING Ot the STOCK
HOLDERS ior tho election o. Trust, Of The Company
will be held ~ this Office - Brolist. New YORK. Ity,
IN oit shall be- opened at ~ o'clock and rcmain omen
until O'Clock the day, and the closing thereof the
ps sda prOccol 10 count he votes ana declare the
he Compauys transfer closed three days 10
for b. q EtstCcftulv.
PAUL q. d LsrERGAzY, Asst Secretary.
THE CHEYENNE COZ. MINING CO.,
L located On tho BLACK Iills. D. r.
CAPITALS rock. SBJlUn PAR VALUE, 81
COL q. At. TOTEM, PresL H. MCNAUGHf aecy -
OFFICE 40 - BROADWAY AMI Traai
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luERICAY MINING SFOOK EXCHANGE SALES
EIRsr GALLO o'CLOCK 4. ".
rnrn cALL-I2 o'cL0cK ".

,e,I 5-c., cr,ntI, arr BLACK lack Legal Tender
IN IA 100 40 50 300. .... .G3 500 $50. Loo
IN iS Il 100 ST. Bnlie 800 ...... LOS
~ 10, ta0 $40 81 100 - 7 50 BOO. BE- LOS
1oN "a Annie California ~tateGfo Noi
Copper Knob ZOO bio. % 400. $40 20 - ana ,,
GO00 b31. % Alta Montana con virginia 4uos5J., 30
Miner Row 4Ou lis IS 400 40 100 silver CliG .
3nn - 40 Barcelona ftibciuia 3OO....... 30
ioo ~ 40 Cn0 $50 800 500 $50. 81 silver Nugget
i1ol nd 20 900 bio 100 Little Chief New
Boston Con 200 .-., ~ +VO $3.50 Ioo "'" 49,, 80
i''-'---'' 800 5O1'.-..I8ISl 300 D3...lO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
pROPOSALS FOR PLASTERlNG.
OEHCK nF RllLntN0 20. SIAIE,

MAsutNGION d. C.. OCl. ~. lShl)
SEALED PROPOSALS. ioc plastons In the North WING OF
to urhing state War and Navy Departments III ihis
ty comprising % about a0DJD square yards M hrcec0 at
Wort and OUO running feet II ltn'ohcd Moulded COihco
and fucro Work bo executed during the coming Wintr
wi, ue received Otce until II IN OF November ~,
is and opcftrd Immediately Thereafter In proSence OF
bddorA -.
utecdng bidders required "a visit this ohoe where
,ro m Sin tho models u Stucco Work, and tho Building
nay be inspected mud specifications general Strucorh Tor
ladders and blank fOrus Ui PROPOSALS obialnol, .
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
Ia.-Col Corps OF Engrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20

u. =. Is 1880 l3D .... US. 5s zoos 100
w. q ia 1896. li0a Dist Of Got Sbos-iO7 los
Very little was done in State bonds outside OF the
Arkansas Is issued TO tho railro ads, which were
strong at 20929lg02sla. except for the Central
Railroad issues, which declined 10 1slo. Louisiana
consols Soll at 0S Tennessee 6s ut GSaL Soath Car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20
Gin llroperlp nauleG.

EACTORY WANTED. building 50xl00 g
stories well lighted with yard possession about
January New-Y0rk City preferred Address FACTORY,
Post Oihco Box 900 n. Y. r. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20

The following is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor showing the total number vi tons Of
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended October H. and the total movements since
the opening of navigation 1880 and 1881: