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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

Yhe Premier il the nanle Of now
cooking stove design, recently put OH
the market and advertised Iii this issue.
II seems to be q perfect jewel in ap-
pearance, and embraces the latest inn
prOvements, some of which are patented.
Ii this stove gives the satisfaction We
believe Its specialties indicate, we,will
in future give a review commensurate
with its merits. Mr. Vim. Gaaell, our
active Young dealer in stoves and tin
ware and worker IN copper and sheet
iron, is the agent, and will DO happy to
explain its specialties to all who are dss
sirons Of purchasing good stove.
Our yound friend Simon Bloch, who
has been engaged III business at Port
Gibson, Miss, for several months past,
returned home this week. We were pleas
ed to greet him in our Office, and more
than gratified to record the fact that he
has returned home to stay. In future
he will found behind the counters of the
mammoth dry goods establishment OF
A. Rosentield, where he will extend
hearty welcome to his friends.
We are requested by Mr.. l.. Ltty to
announce that he will keep constantly
on hand the best of salt oysters, which
he will supply to families at the very
lowest rates. Mr.. Litty's well known
taste and neatness in the conduct o.
his confectionery establishment will
guarantee him good patronage.
Lake Charles Echo: Jesse G. Gore, a
resident of Vernon parish, while on his
way home from the depot here, on the
Louisiana Western road, on tho evening
of the 26tb about 10 O'Clock, accidental
ly fell from the cars and was run over,
killing him almost instantly. A coro-
ner's inquest was heldover the body, and
a verdict rendered according to above
statement. His remains were turned
over to our city marshal, A. J. Ryan,
who procured coffin and had them
brought and inferred in the corpora
tioD graveyard.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

Professor Lippard, the genial profess
sor of "the poetry OF motion" is in the
city.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

'PouND CAKE" LIFTED. On Wednes-
day, Aaron Johnson alias Pound Cake,
was ierked up before the Mayors Court.
lie Is the 'buck rabbit or race horse
that has pranced around the police for
many months past. There was long
file Of witnesses, of both sexes, whom
Pound Cake" had hit with sticks, and
skillets, after which occurrences he had
busted" from the police who had never
been able to catch him, until the other
night when they cornered him bychance.
He started to run away from the Chief
and an assistant, but unsuspectingly ran
into the loutstretched arms of Mr..
Andrew Finck, the young gunsmith, who
is an ordinance department within him
self, who happened to be acting as an
officer. hir. F'inck, rs can we'll be i'm.
agined closed down on Pound Cake,
who was ut last brought to Jail to an
swer for his many otienses. The Mayor,
seemed glad to see him aud after a short
examination unloaded on him the whole
City Charter Ii WAS so seldom that he
had the pleasure of seeing Found Cake,
that ne would retain him as long as he
could. Pound Cake was jailed for TWEEN.
ty days and fifty dollars. Having made
arrangements to pay his fine, the matter
was compromised and Pound Cake set
at large, somewhat wiser, it is hoped.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05
Silyer-piatel

Silyer-plate ,aas nsypg 9, s;,ys, p.,s LIRE
WAX n; Ware on hand. / viii
sell the same for the next thirty DAYS. at a fpd,c
ton OF TWENTY.FIv IvE PER CENT. Now IL
the time to buy TEA SETS. C4iSTORS. CAKE
BASKETS, WATER PITCHERS, BUTTER
DISHES etc, etc., at & GREAT BARGAIN.
The above goods are warranted to be the BEST
that IL made. JOHN JOHNSON.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

Gov. MoEnery and the members of
the Capitol Commission are expected by
to-day's train, for the purpose of devils
ing ways and means for putting the
Capitol in condition to receive the Gen
eral Assembly on the occasion of the
forthcoming extra session.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

We were pleased, on Wednesday, to
receive call from our old townslnan,
Mr.. r. w. Knickerbocker, who now re-
sides in New Orleans. Mr.. X. is in at
tendance upon the District Court
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

One hundred and five il the number of
Cadets in attendance, this date, at the,
Louisiana State University and A. & NJ.
College. The prospect is very hatter-
ing for q large attendance Oh or about
January ist, 1899.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

A CUTTING AFFAIR. IR.-Through Mr.. T.
i. Reeks, we learn that on Saturday
night last, at a colored ball, near Mus
son, bully, one Charles Wilson, colored,
entered the room in defiant and provo
king manner, which finally drew the at
tention Of the colored Constable, Joe
Harold, who endeavored TO have him be-
have himself This served to increase
Wilson's misbehavior, who attempted to
seize the Constable, around whom he
brandished knife, when at length the
Constable fired at him, the ball grazing
Wilson'S cheek, who then stabbed Har-
old in the side, intlicting serious wound.
Wilson was arrested and taken to Jail,
at Plaquemine, by our informant.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

Mr. Frances +. Trudeau, of Hermitage,
has launched the Gov. Wilt, steamer
seventy feet long, that is to run in
the False river of Pointe Coupee, carry
ing freights and passengers from the
river terminus to New Road and inter
mediate landings.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

We are indebted to Mr. l.. w. Con-
erly, Instructor in Agriculture at the
State University, for a cluster of NAM
moth Brazilian yams, which are fair
sample of what East Baton Rouge
lands can do.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

how In stock 1T Fam.
JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-11-05

C0kp STARCH g. CANDLES "A fnll
OOtAA, line of Soap Starch and Candles at
store of ANDREW JACKSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

NEwYoRK Apnl 2s.-BEf VS. 10 fresh reccipi., ana
nothing doing stock ya rs o. day. There Wa 'r5 %
satisfactory market Tor brcssed ice nun we at ~
saUghe,s get out 81 the prices 'uthi u" ~
grades Of Beef The supply 81 hah very all ms We"
and the consumption viii be large brcauHf There pas .t "
scarcity all the fr III todfsh can Zee boR ID!
the al the 100 %, and tS MafAcIl At 'u
5OC 100 n. there win lees Eof USED ~ rH'' "i
fair 20 choice Sides the in pfic" to Ne c"hsn ~
least I've 20 n Of sh. St the offerings "I bl
have been heavy this week and prices a'c srtA
rather than otherwise. little poor b'ri W.. sol
in Washington Market TAI % and fe" Choice SIDES ~
G4d9Lc bat The great bulk OF the meat "Hs soa a, 80
Ordinary to Good. Coarse meal, suth ~ chuchS, f
and ribs and Oins were dul hnd nara 10 sen
Mcssrs III, rnan Gillttt shipped lluV qiittis OF &C.,
l7g Mutton and SO Dressed hogs by lhe h
steamer City Of Brussels. go . .o., . -. d,
CAIN rs iiecpts we're 2qG head-l,ls0 At 6Othst and
Warrington Markutnnd about 200 head Nefc IN the
pens from late arrivals ye-crfy Inc liberal supply i0hpN'
Ing the free receipts ytAay rather ONestook the mar
ket sellers forced Co accept frue oh OF &c On
the lower grades lut ~ te re-
duced prices busintss recorded anu ABOUT
everything sold. Bntternlk Calves are quoted OF
3s.r Mixed lots 3ta4Lc Poor u Prime Ntals 4ae
with Strictly Choice a lew extra heavy - ecte
County ana Jersey Neas reached &c The receipts 9
country dressed Calves not large but nearly al
In bad order and had 10 be sod low; Dssi. ,i
advise shippers send only Live Cal 10 market AZ Tue
weather is too warm 70 insure The arrival Of h9s a'es' ~
good To-day prices for County lTcsseA AZ - were
from 10 Vci CITY Dressed iiIly active at ItL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
The MUTUAL UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

s oranr,d under the ~ the State Of York. and
hss ucted Telegraph hGe Of SIX wires from Boston,
Mas. To- Na-Aiurfon. o.. g..
This lime las been iuit n tho most substantial manner and
ue rnes are % te 20 carry thirty six wires The
company pa. obtained excellent franchises or contracts CIV
th sht 81 way through Boston. Providence Hartford
Sow York city pas "ipha Baltimore and Washington aud
al the smaller ciilc. and towbs on the route
The pro,-r 70 extend their lines from View
Y,fk aui T...tou worcester. springfield. Albany. Ctca
~riuD I. h.t.r luglo Erie cleveland Toledo. Detroit
Chicago Milwaukee. ~ Paul Minneapolis. also To Kansas
CIV 81 Louis lnlsuaprs Louisslle. Cincinnati. Coium
bu. Winding Ftt-hnrs. Sc intending 10 cover the prnc
m cr. ~ Tie and the int unelatr stations; also
Inc from rosion 20 Portland anil the Eastern cities.
10 believed thatthe lines Of i' company. when com.
ri,i wal .ucude teutas Of he profitable 'eicgiAIh'
/ hutu,~, of t.c country
Th, COMB ,ny his .curt~l In addition b. the ordinary
ten, ..,r. yau4b, inventions for the efficient and
rconou plant Inventions covering the
~ cr-raphy. such ue newly bn.L constructed
rr'rres'e to The most improved methods Of "'srary
Ana operated under the most improved systems 10 the most
r,uoni n maunrr aui uinctsnths Of the business
country. uth comparatively small capital Il -nie To
De very profitable stockholders and At the sam" time
great advantage merchants and blsness men in all The lead
! rc.tct
Tor te purpose OF competing theae limo, cre viii Re Is
sued ouotUof bonds % run tlr', years ~ per cent IN
,..i rafalr ln i -.I annually 10 %eWNofA. registered
. 81 thc .,utuI lr!-i Conpan, of Sow York.
Purchaser, are og,ri ,pHo'oo bonds and 'ooo"oo par
,,.. pan Or 90. stock for each cash
/ purchase u Slan'1 90, purchaser VIII receive;
! .... o,rv,,r - ......... l0.rol
m aaosrt q, ." iraae payable required fr construction
Doc DOT over Op,t cent Vl Doe called 90 any - month
tl That t'r tutIc y.tcm VIII Dee Computed ana
! VOL Inr within Twelve months
lhr ut,r,- curt., val be only *'1ooob annually when
u rcs arc au ar.hr The income from o." pr sent limo
itnu Boston, Sc Nofs cry and Washington '-n Dee mad,
ly ut amount Topy ad'itend OF tp"r cent upon Tee
,.i.. au.A.al,1 carAl o. .iDD'hroO Wil rrIufe oAy
s.rluopu.rc. be- al s.''ono annual r-'enH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

49,. ...,., r-..
Wa. ..'hgn D'.. --, e. d" 'l",'...i,
81 d.. N'. p. 30. '.a.. 81
a,.,. d. >,I... o.. N'.'.n N'.'l cps ..
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bu, .r o,i,i r.ri.s, - I'D oi.- c''h p. g.'tt
= ote Fa.; - q" I'", 'n' J'H - N's 49, "
lui t"' = .-f..' ,a-h g.. '.',' j. if 3D., .' .,
G.r,and bui l..,,r nt 3d.. r ,,.,. ,c N. SO - June
q i Ssi ilr ''' . -. s'l i'. = q a'' a. i.1
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rhmi IHni 80 H'', ,',. ',s ,,,s,. i. So
Cna,. Ii Ami e- ila,r iui ARD h,a,y Wheat ,,-i,r
AMI ,.' H., 80 '.i "ial,'. =, rr,'rt> i.'o
N,soc g. soi1 ~. ost. iu.l S. ",,l. a.. HJcdot
ly rl @'' -ial. ~ ,lrar n o acor IN '.f 49,.
m1ha ana , iIr ',t.., .,o, a., u o. .rttcf r
,i,t.. l.-,rn u.-.rt. hn.r, f.. ohio
- .prar sffnnv Il4r.. IuaInft .rv .tr.r,ns ,r
i,g G,f,inu AND .-it <4f 20 go. as. nr suI
- 5pa o. iut rt,rIt. ZOO head. hhyucui-,
G,u head
DrrGuiI hpnl o. rour dnl A. t-ett- - wheat easier
and arritius 40 VlIt. T.l.-Ir 81 nit ct-t t-I g.
AM. II o. SOY . o,5 Jur,. 2, o. July ~ oi',
M5ci. Boo oai. u,~ ond lrr,. s., Hnrt.4lc. 80 {
WiltD .lL. clover ~.ni srr.s. Prime a.. Hec~ipf-
Ilour 600 hhi- Wheat 1'sn hush corn. 1000 n.-.
oo.- unu bush shpntut,- iIuui. LOO bush 81 heat.
80 lush com. uorr t.i- non,
hfuw ,tkft Ami s- Flour aul nuf neglected Wheat
std, ni o.llrr ani ,losrI unsettled No Mivnulrr
lat ana Str por.rl,.. .o . Mi~antrc Al ,a.h ar,i
n,.,i n, al ' tIre - ofs. Diir ii O. ~, p s.,
HHP'n "a' Ao anal iri,.t.i Nominal t,,- ioscr So =
a. al - oats lnwrr ~ .sIt I've a..UnrnulrI Nu ]
- ~ 49, to,t az qo ,,.t erd NJ ~ 4, -.n
,'''',Y '3 a,,n 'si. ,,., .,a ~. ~ en-, I.r,
isalu I'm 't ',r, .rr,i ,r,if. T.,nr n,o itl
iiiYk' -, se, .,.t 1,I' 81. tr,.if
Nn,a,', - Vr,''f "a Ice, ,, h f,,.., g. ,s.it,.t 10000
4l W., .,,t, ,,-i g. t-o,r ir.ri,. -,,-.,, a %
-, ,,5 .,t, ,tr,. n - %,
a." 80 " t9'.lu 81 49,, ~, . - a. ~ l.,
mih'sVta - T. 80 ,t... 80 , ,..tt .ai
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a. ~ '"e' ..t'. 80 a.. r.,., ~
dn. 'hm,c ., 'n'' 49, ,'it.'.. I'm T. ,,.,.
~ do Sc" ~ .F' - ~, %, ~ ,' ~, -
500 Nm'sI "h,at ,%e4l,, ?" =" T. tr tr
cni5 fMi - -, VIZ Az ',i,l' -, 10 T Inn
- 90 CON Ho'l n,,l , do ar,i ..i r.ar Wf,'i
t,d ana " haze. d. &C., "", a.4 ln '"h ~ 'hr
I'VE an ana i9wf ~, i,"'l .,,'" ~, ~ i.r,r m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
COTTON vARKErs-pY Tr1FGRApH.

COTTON MARRETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
nu AP ase 2 ic, Supplied MGang pand
Oh 1ldaing Orleans, odi sales 5000 bales inSinaih
including 7l5O bales American futucs.U Ilands' Low
MlI1nR clause May and June delivery, 5Nig do jane
ana July delivery I'd; August and september delivery
nyrarooi, Ap 2s-l.sop m -Nufdlnr rpanfs,
1-tgu Ndthng Orleans. Gil Low Midd.ng Uplauis, - gii
tur,,pea6, Low Midilbe clause phi delivery 5s,a;
il9'I and october delivery 9hgi e-o nl.Li o."
1 1 ad November delivery 5Nisi do November ana
p' 1,,yd dei!ery, 5-'agd - I'll. ,-.,.u,.
LIZ NGine clagse Agsn, and september ~
day includol $3.50 bales Amer can Fuure. plants Low
iHln{ CLAUSE July and ,ust delivery, Sigh do Noyem'
I'sro.ol, Ayitl 50 p m.-Cotton-Fuures- pland'.
L2E udims cau'o May ard June delivery, 5s'asd Futures
,,A,r,,il,rA, Arrl 25-,coiton dul Mddne 100 Low
1lr' Good ordinary &C. receipts Io- oaes
,.bArmoEF April quiet Miaillnq, lo'c: Low
s Nei.si i. H., 'o.l o,lnr, , NET r.,ept l o's;
baG Nv al gti"rit cost Hl.t ~ 70, lies Sales -4o
,,h,,53ioS, Arri 2S.-couon duli; MiddHne llcf Low
Fre.. - Z h,cs stock. ic'jsi bales
,cuAElr.loN, Aiul .s-cotton qmc, NiGalinr, lo'c;
"o btc' exports coast~ ise ~ bales sales 500 baer
49, if,iNSAu Arr 2S-Co'ton easy Mbddhar ioAc Low
sil,.n,rf. - y i, ~ .. - "a h,',.
90 APiu ---' o'i"n irrr1allri Ndihns loec4
1i Fy"rts coistar. OIL baics s's. 40 bales stock
ii.oll,,''Ir. hrrl 2sco''or dull yl'.ne. lo}c.
CT h'e' shipments sos baice. Sales 1880 bales
NiHi tr. 'f. Ga'd ordinary. net Is-. 900 b1'a
bHes
,lew-owr,ss April os-co''on qnict; Ndalrr lotci
low hfH- ,h,r GOOD Ordinary ~ifr; net rt'tiWt .ilp
h'f7 ffHs-. ..t.H hf't fnrt onasi"i-t. - so r-
-1 41u bales la evening". l.,1U bales BLOCK, %lV33
bale.
A,r.otR April e.-co''on steady; ,riailns. 1879 not
Trfftr. i.l0 uair-. exports u rect bituU 5000 bales
c-t"l- 80 bales sars. 27 bates stock n 49, bales
lhLAffluA April 2-.--t'uttlu quiet MiulAur. ID -c
TO-" Miaias. l0'r. Good urlu ~. &c.: uc t'rilts ID
bes prn-s an bales. sales. 40 bales simnrs. 10
bales fiD b. lO.-Il bales.
,,s,,A,t1. Apf 3, ,c,,on onct md irregular: Mlfag
l''fc AilllIuc. ttnul
Lola b'i,s. rr... lDl9 b4c-. csp"z coast Wise, 2:it
S sales, zoo 1tcs lI, g. tins, 300 bales spt b, &l>
bales.
So Iurf, AIr!l "--tn'fon easv. Mi11lu~. lnlc. To-"
NiGdiua. 9tr Gn.vi ORDINARY. --c receipts 80 ba'-
sirmcnt, l,5l- bales, scs l9i bates, STOCK, 40oVI
bf.r-.
NuhrN. r1y Arrn 2s.-Cc',on steady Mhihnr ln'sc..
InN MI, u- .t Good Ordinary. 60. Ltt receipts 40
bAca sio, D.. -..i-- b4.r-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

salos-Hailenbeck Davis sold State Buttemik caiye
80 IL g e 81 s
Dlen6ScS o Z DeW w sod state veai: 10 SC 81
So do l22 h. at Is So IL do d. G5 % do, lsi D.
J. II Hume sold; vea lis II, at Iisc GO do i2S
at b NV :. .6 60 l lam Ct Hs - 80
Ege 3 OTIS sold - state Butermlk calves, 100 NJ o.
county DO az n at e; 10 lai H. a. 70: 10 DO 1873 ~ at
GEc 90 ~ ~ do l92 n 5c' do, 50 D. at A''
Jelligc wIgh iIosgt Co sold . ate veai'' 127 u at
| sHEEP AND LAMiIs-R Receipts were % cars Of
y ' a sSidl carr carr at e Ws.nq3n 'l Nos total
s1cr Sarday Iol0 lad against 2'1T i Hfq Sheer
and Prime learling lambs. either nnsholn or rlippn
day whie Common Sheep and Lambs and very loavy Sne
1ic n,oicraie supply iias SaeE doe, not CORE
1 SGnd f. an eralo s1glio to AN 10 sea the market
strengthening. sales ~ tnhou sheep were 81 ~ ~
Clipped 30. Clli- sold down 10 30. There n'I
prime SOME Of tr f d soid u, 90 565 = each bri most
sars wer ~ - 5e1$ eh. and It took rfri sa
ION market hool In Washington MARKET wcre w,l
S Gu-, p as G-c Hy 5s,n to- HS. 2 T2c 1T lse
' c,d of , INNS d NV fial,rb ck &
Davis 9" D. 'larIiu. mat Gac d Nv ~ y J9ls
ro shcarc sometime ln February and have ,incr n'a
s ro %if" pry respect Trey are wortsy ~ pra-c
Selected win care Jas. f auf v"n the 'itrni G
c,cniy ar v, ard iu o., "ripr lot q Ncalines ~
have h' same DhN'l ~.
load of ohi1 Ytl h"f hi- m"eiy ,.'I MN
To- fre.f inc Ca ,..nHii tir prrc frun the reporter.
sa- iilleuh,ck. q ufNt. god: l-G lnn.l n-i'ih
60 H. % 81, o., dn %" D. Gl. lOI DO fr7 lrar f in'~
.. i,- a. 900. Sic b. - G7c. 30 do. 90 %. 70 go;
- state Cllrn.l do 80 p. 90 l do ln H. ~ g. ~ ''e
Ctmrd ~h,'p aoa IlWe- = nH H'" 'd'' hrsrrd
a. =. g.. az II r. pr t.f... l;lo 60 o., a. Grc. 90
Tur...t p.rr ..iI: ~ -t'tt rsl utt N'l,'' y
o. rt: 1898 Michigan to 1l 49, - 81 - '" y" Dat 80
49, IIr.., sold o. tstr Clipped "'p. 'p ~ ~ 80
=, " %. If ~ 10 tisloru DO l-A H. ~ 80: =
et, ied NcaIliLr- Cu-, 40 70, nj lsc' NV d. % d. ~
Kirby & CO. sold 200 ,tcnran rnshorn sheep 81 H. at
e q r-dcoct SOLD. 80 Nilir,n v-'orn shccr, g. r.
cp :-Hdo. al %. ~ CSC i'Gn los ~ ' ~ o." 90, % NJ
l.o % 20 O. ~, - de-. i-i =. at O. r - Jri'} " -
g. I,fs, ~n ing arabs. az - 30 ri'h' 80 3D. '' ~
'Tii rrci ,rc'.r o,d ~ ohio rn-oon s'.'r J., n
Of b. 90: 2l OHIO i p, 3d. 80 %. 40 &c -' co. ~ ' u"
der 60 .o'd "'f Ohio CLIPPED So 81. g. a. ~ -
N.at. g. f,'p.- -.ld 3fi lr'utn, morn | '.,.
o. -., . o. do %. 80 - -n ~ ONO o. i, =.
NJ -. ,,i. - III, ~ - c,ch; do 90 - - r".h
l-..c ot., -,d 5Jcrset spring Lambs 81 80 ''A' wv
~ Town sold l. Jcr-or Srrns Lambs % a. c''i 10 d'' al
a. 90 rt'f. - &c., ~ -' 'aril o., -, a. ., ,.ri.
D. 'raueh cold g. jersey spring Lambs III - ''''"'
vs. iia,., Is Co. Sold 20 Jersor spring lamb ut '''''
6 co..ln sold 90 Jersey spring Lambs Of - "a'' o"
cAc' . , ..o, t..f - cars ~
.of Il and B .sf- AZ Jersey tfv. Total -inr" ~''u
OF. fri .,.Ir-f bead frr fh' cffr. 81, '' ir ~
lat " rrA mark a,t &c., lower. hi t'ii' n' '" l 49,
li'o n"c' Or q'.i.' 10 ~ 'a IA i,, one iirr-
g. ~ Cir. ilscuDeck - Davis Sold j. Stale H'-'
/ a,c,agr, 90 0's'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29

steady High MIXED, 47c; NO spot April and May sci
June. 47so No. White, 489c Rejected 4be oats dul
and nominal At the afternoon cal-NO. Red Wheat spot
he'd At = IL y 9 bid APr held a. 81 81 1922 DID
- ,lO'ti all the year. Al O3a 40. White MichGan'
~ lO'l No Rcd 81 0sss Receipts-Wheat 22OO9 6asni
toru, 10000 bush: Oats. 5000 bush. Shpmen;s-Wheat
$1,000 busll Corn 10000 bush; Oats 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
Dnslncss Chances.

TOR SALE.-A valuable GRANITE Qt ARltf
/ within easy distance Of Nrs-hork qualify i9i m"hn
WORK up.urpa.sr Address A. T. BtLBl. % oc"io-
II New York CITY, T.. OLMSFLb, NurNalA, conn., OF
H. L. RIDER % Liberty St, Ne" OK NV
LOR SALE.-A Weekly Agricultural ana
F,rtv New spap.r Of over - Standing together
Win lob printing once IN nour-in ely Ia Ne" ok
, with an iu raising and thr oiutr ihoi"nEhy
fnru,h,d with prcss,s popcr sc tof inlh NOR
nation apply to GLo b. III LII n" @ii N"n''I' rough
ktpp>ie, n \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
GEO. VIM. BALLOU & CO.,
WALL STREET. NEwYORK
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD,
EXTENDING FROM
Washington City to POin: Lookout.

FoHTYsEVEN MILES GRADED between the baltimore
ami Potomac Railroad and Point Lookout ony ~ m"'S
, r,,rcd T., couiuirts connection with Drum Point
ua-r WORK ~ grading and traeklaying actively progress
ING Rails purch,,ed for entire line between bfAhly""''
prr, Point flarbor ami Point Look"nI h"i" VIII Do "i'"
n,ycl 10 the lower Chesapeake and tho foIkto"n
Centennial
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RE RECEIVED FOR THE
qo Vr.R6PER Cent GOLD BONDS or THIS ROAD
nv rIE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
rnV p. C.. AID GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE De
POST co. or PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
INDIANA, BLooMiSGIoN AID WESTERN RAILWAY CO.. }
10 EROAUWiY !.
TO the STOCKHOLDERS AID iNCOME

4
I BONDHOLDEit~ of the INDIANA, BLOOMlNGION
ASD "a - rEEN RAILWAY co.
Nocr hereby that the consolidated companyi
now ready stock The holder ~ each share ~ the
old compluys Will De entitled 10 receive, On the sur
render uf certificate two shares OF 500 each 1i the STOCK
~ fhs company
iy virtue of arrangement Effected with the nt khoideIs
tho late OHIO INDIANA and Pacnc Railway Go, tins com
tauy orrf. iucud1V June So ISL Ia ur holders
the old Income Bonds the option 10 convert fhf honS
me az The company NJ the same i at u 10
%lOO each VI stock Will be gwen Tor each
500 ~ Income Bonds
ON and after Julr 1881. Tor q limited time. the Income
3d. u. Ten shall not converted into stock viii Toe
convertible. Consolidated Mort cage Income Bonds
lnll.f 6,f dollar J X. .. SHERWOOD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-29
miscellaneous.
ptessmahin9.

A FIRST-CIASS DRESSM tKER desires n
~ few more eusag.uents by the day 10 r.'i' '' 80
lies thoroughly COMPETENT terms .; ~ lst ~
NJ r. Bon ~ Tribune Uptown Once ~, s''"l.",-2,
npEsSNAKER day or week can mako
MGR dresses nicely viii take w"Ih hvns -h
abe terms; no sign. MISS FisANtE'' - -