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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

MC AOKy AeaOeESn1Ps
LONDON, May 5.-Sir Stafford Northcote
speaking st Kettering last night, assured his
hearers that there would be no dissension
among the tory chiefs relative to the leader
ship, and intimated that the question was not
a pressing one The Standard strongly es-
pouses the claims of Lord Salisbury.
Victor Hugo Sick
Victor Hugo Is suffering from a severe cold.
his frieDds are uneasy regarding his condition.
John Dillon Ill in Jail.
LONDON, May 5.-Mr. John Dillon. who was
arrested Monday evening last and taken to
K1lma1nham jail, is Ill. He VIII be removed to
the 1nf1rmary to-day. There Is no cause for
anxiety regarding his condition. He suffers
from chronic dyspepsia.
The statement OF the Central Netcs that Mr.
Dillon would resign his seat In the house OF
commons to-day was q canard. The question
will be left for the decision OF the executive
committee Of the land league.
Irish Members Dissatisfied.
The Pail Mall Ga zette says: Dissatisfaction Is
beginning to prevail among the reasonable
section OF the Irish members Of parliament at
the slow progress OF the land bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

DRI6HT HOUSE,
I'D REHoBoTH BEACH, DELAWARE,
VIII open JUNE 18TH 1881.
Terms, SO to SI4 per week.
Skating Rinx. Bowling Alley, Billiard and Poo
Tables attached. Send for circular
ap2S- 3m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
revenue s69s, ,640.13; customs, s663, ,722s1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

THE PRESIDENT has decided to attend the
centennial celebration of the battle of the
Cowpens to be held at Spartanburg, Sc. On
the l1tn Inst. he will be accompanied by sew
elal members Of his Cabinet. The party will
leave here In special train on the morning OF
the 10th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

TEE CALLERS AT THE WHITE HOUSE to-day
were Senators Mitchell. Plumb. Rollins, Miller,
Sewell, Cameron OF Wis. Jackson, Representa-
tives HazeltOn, Dezendorf, Ryan, Van Voorhis
and Manning, the Secretary OF War. Postmas-
ter General James and Gen. George A. Sheff.
dan. A number OF hand-shakerS ana Office
seekers also saw the President this morning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF the Smithsonian
Institution met yesterday. and after the busl-
ness meeting inspected the National Museum.
The President and Gen. Sherman were present,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

THE REVENUE STEAMER CORwIN left San
Francisco yesterday on her Arctic cruise,
looking after revenue interests In Alaska and
searching for the Jeanette and missing
WhalerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

COMMANDER JOSEPH N. MILLER, z. s. N, yes
terday passed his examination for promotion
TO the grade OF captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05

THE FRIENDS OF STANLEY MATHEWS, whose
nomination as an Associate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court is pending, claim that he will
certainly be confirmed next week.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oh EOlAL NOl1OES.
~s NOTIOs is HEREBY GIVEN that an
~ persons indebted to the firm of A. BEH-
REND will pl. ase cal and settle their at
once. az our IN tention is TO close business m52t
~, ,92MMEsnEMEST OF THEoLoaIoAL
SlTY, In Men Church, 14th ct, and Vernon
ave. Tu-MORROW, Friday. at As p M. short
ssddTesses, sdr By four OF the gradu,tss Rev pr.
class. Interesting exercises Public invited. 1t'
~ EUt EKA sPRINGS WATER. (from Ark
SS snsas summit Deep Rock, Geysar, tSarA
tgs Bethesds. Blue Lick Bedford, Saluriap,
Waters. FIT shy received and for sale oa draught at
MILBURN'S PHARMACY.
NIB 1929 Pennsylvania ave.
% g. o. o. OF Q Fan adjourned mass
EVENING. S.b, It so'ciook. @ All III members @ Of he
order are invited to BE- present, t -
CHAs. H. SHORT Err. secrs,sry. o m4.ss.
~ sPEgIAL NOTICE .-The arst regaIarE
ASSOCIATION Of Georgeto sn will be held at
Cropey's Hal. corner Bridge and ngress streets.
o'n,e1 on 1iHIhsRAY Pr Pa EVENING May 5th: st u
officers. my4-2t
~ WE. THE UNDERSIGNED MEROHANTs
Of Washington, do hereby agree to close our re-
epeciive places Of business at SEVEN O'CLOCK
P. M. from MAY 10 to OCrOBER ], 1881. INCLU-
SIVE. Saturdays excepted:
Hume. Cleary Co.. r. T. Metzger Bro.
bsss1E1$ @ s Middleton. s s 9. 8 SSessSsl,h SsSs43,h
Barbour Hamilton, John b: MaSruder,
j. O. HTgo0d Co., G. u. Kennedy q Son,
Hill Duyall, Beavans & shaW.
N. H. Shea, mI-ot'
NJ n n + n ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

9TH shows indications in the face of near ar
pToaeh to large ore-body The new ncline 'l new
goes ahead soS %'h ho ds dPpe6ea from it and
r1n southwest into the vast ore-body 1hd1 N so
known to exist there. The mine was neH ", az The
GOOD condition to be thoroughly worker a. reodv 70
1yeSnt time and when tie mill gets fea a he he
take some of tho ore magnificent sAo"ihs va"
made. :; .1,e Chloride mine,
and good Roadway has been made IN an tbe sec
tunnels The Wine will soon c3hliecti which
SR Go needed ver ac large quantity Of 6 6Df
ore IS Deli,g tahcn ing at al pOntC. Tue lace
INC ~, hedg gra Do 1Snn is now IN Lard ground
ha Of ,Ida Ae E baf shows Rs s %i deop
feet duflhE e bdttom. AS soon a. depth OF 100
1eet !. acRed new and heavy hosting 5 o%cr
viii be pnf up and the shaft carried tn1 ta
TieId GOOD quality Of ore. The lover tunnel IS IN
bont 30 feet from the point where me coh,tctoi
started. All work Is Oelhe c"ilI0" "
noeSitle.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
corresponding date for preceding years:

The monetary situation WAS the subject OF chief
interest in financial circles last week The local
money market was undeniably stringent, and there
was not single Indication that it was 80 from any
but natural Or course, all speculative eyes
were Turned toward the Treasury as the source Of
relief the immediate personal interest binding the
sight TO the inevitable results of the application Of
the principle of paernal government in matters Of
finance. There has been widespread misapprehen-
sion of the amount of the Treasurys available cash.
and extraordinary efforts have been made to create
thaimp fession that the amount held is unusually
large The fact is that on October 1881 tho amount
of available cash in the Treasury, wi bout count
ing accrued but undue interest, 81 2,50l ,2OS
against 81 40 500 707 on October /, lSSO-a Teduc-
ton of availa bic funds amounting 10 81, l24,5S0
Since the date of the statement OF this year the De
partment has purchased $4,O00.OO0 bonds and will
purchase $2,000000 more tomorrow, making
So 000, 900 in the ten days, which sum is at least
S3 900 900 in of the revenue received in that
time accrling expenses and interest But il is
urged that there is about $4,000, 900 Of matured
bonds with interest that not presented for pay
ment and that some me hod should be devised by
which the sum held to meet those bonds should be
released As il is not held that those bonds will
never be presented and as they daily coming in
in greater or less amounts and may in all at
pernanent appro priatiOn of the funds held for their
payment by the purchase of other bonds. How
else, then, can the money be emplOyedf The an
swer is promptly made, to witt by depOsiting that
money in National banks pledge of security TO be
repaid on demand.
The proposed method would serve a temporary pur-
pose but what would be the result when the money
was withdrawn Evidently the owners Of the I'M
presented bonds are not of the class which loans
money on stocks OF merchandise. the bonds would
not remain unpresented and it is question if, when
the funds called to meet the bonds presenta-
tion they will not more completely disappear from
sight than they now are. while swelling the amount
i'll the Treasurys vaults. But suppose the plan is
adopted Is the money 10 be deposited without in
teresti II 80, what banks in each State ana what
State to be the recipients of 80 great n boon
OF course nothing but Government bonds is sug-
0ested as collateral. Yet few banks are the possess
oIs of any amount of bonds over those pledged for
circulation. Are the National banks which are
speculative holders of Government bonds entitled
to Government boon in preference 10 those other
National banks which are doing legitimate banking
business in the discounting of mercantile paper 7
These are only few OF the practical objections and
causes for discussions which adoption of the pro-
posed plan would give rise TO. But beyond all that
history furnishes. almost without exception. oyi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

order 7sse Crude Certificates opened at o2'c sold at
Provisions dull weak and unsettled
without however decided change IN prices export de-
6 Sy Ne% Mes F eIPa 3 us sf s. rolling
eqae IN 9pors Sew Ness for export quoted az sig o%
quoted nomnay 49, January, $40 659s2O p. BEEF
sll' Family Meas, $i5Gsis; Extra Inda Mess $40 SOC
MEATS ty 3S, sT qn sn5 GsS ss
in price sales, LOO Picked shoulders sla9sIe.
Picked Hams i24si2sc smoSed shoaIdsrs aic smoked
Hams, DDLkSVery dul, prices entirely
short Clear. half and half DRESSED T5Gs~
Msrst ara and Unsettled opening 96ss5c per loo
lower, subsequently became strong, and recovered
current on last evening export trading very night,
sa 500 Slf Prime eqs e9 .pS CLOSING
1850 tcs october l2dI Ojc closing 1905 l 1850
s HoyeGPSE 9os y LIES 35 S 55S t te
seller year. 1887 Ojc, closing l205dl207 c; ll0JO
yes, January ina yI9aTy G9s,nS closing
l&5Oci 8!5 Otcs March, l245gl 72e Closing l255 ge
5G5c City steam lower and less active, sales tcs l2e
6GanSe IN price With good demand ior strictly choice, whh
e scarce state Creamery, Fair to CHOICE 26GS e.; stats
Tubs - 450c; state Dairy Flrnns Far to Choice, 2Z9
5e s,s o DaFg Tab o Common to- F 22S2Se Western
Creamery, Fair to Choice 24031c. Western lmlta1iOn
26c Western Factory Poor to Choice iSSi5c.
CHEESE dgl and wholly nominal state Factory
c Ghedar FAR 70 choee 9el2ci skins, Poor i 20
SholGe sIie t Sr0ss o
state and Pennsylyanil, 24l2G23c Western zt@z4 acj
Canada zlc, LINED, " estern and state loG2Oc.
sEEDs-Unchanged; sales us bags Chocs Ohio Glover
SGGAR-Raw firm, quiet; 500 bags Centrifugal sold at
iGai and Crushed iS,oc cS6e. s Powdered IoS Sioie
STANDARD a" 9al097sc. Contecuoners 40, 95e Mould
yellow do do S205 Yellow &c" 7saoec Yellow, 7's@
STaARINE-Dul Unchanged; Prime City l2ss9I2a,c.;
TALLoW-More active closing hrmer sales, Z6oOoo d. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY rELEGRAP II.

,,ryppoot Oct 9-lg:3O D. m.-COtton-Market steady
middlng Uplands. 6'yd Middlins Orleans 6nled sales
rccepfS ii 100 bales including 4sOO bales American fu
ire.- plands Middling clause, october delivery
do November and December delivery, 69ss also 6Si do
Dcceube and January delivery. lied; also bggd; DO an
usry and February delivery 6lgdi 10 February ana MaT
delivery G7asd also I'd; also 81 2d do May ana June ue-
yery G7d also Gi"asd, do June and July delivery o'
IvERroo oct s-3OOp mrne sales OF the day included
"%JgIsA Oct s-Cotton steady Mlddling, lO7c Low
Middling OllDl0Aoi Gool Ordinary 9ci receipts 'Ioo
TnrgoRf oct s~Cotton quiet; Mdddiing II Ic; Low
Middlng, ii sc" bOol OruihaiF' AVsN' i0N''P'' -' ~
sVGC ar 100 0e s-cotton steady: Mddnng 2c: Low
oEW,RIEsToS oct s-CottOn quiet Middng II &C.. Low
Miiing il L0ll sci Good Ordinary lO2UlO4c net To
caps OGl bales expOrts 10 France 5220 bales sales
9tttD bales STOCK. 1870 bales ,,. 80, , -
CNClNNAT, oct S.-COtOn steady; Middnng. &c; 10"
Midng 10 &C.: Good Ordinary 9I4c reoelps 52sS bales
spmenE 1881 bales sales 90 aes; stock t,Sy1 os'si
Low Mddling % Good Ordinary $50; net receipts 4SS5
bales exports Great ai t2Ao Iaics 0oa''"i'e' ooi
bales sales. 500 bales stock. 65olo bales ~,
TntiIsyIfIE oct S.-CottOn quioti Mlddlng, III &C
ce 207 GALES shipments iOol bales; sales loo bales
s'SsSii oct 9-uoon quie Middling ll4c; Low
Mddling 10 90, Good ordinary, l0i4oa net reosips $50
bales exports coastwise 4lv Oales safes soo oSes
gSEw.ORIEAss oct Section steady, Mddnng, II asci
Low Kidding lOac. Good Ordinary. l0c, net receipts,
s g53 bales gross 6,4jS bales sales. 6O0O Daies last
evening $3.50 bales stock, las 1868 bales -.
NORFOLK. Oct. S.-Coton quiet Mddnng "a 80. he'
rceips s. 67 bales; exports ooastwse, 2O7t baes se
PII1ADEIPmA. S-Cotton dull; Middlng l2c L 1r
bales exports Great Britain 1000 baes SAFES spun
ners. 373 bales stock, $3.50 bales 49,, dana N,adnng
sAN1NSAMN aSine ioss alood ordinary 9ise,l net
CENTS Glss bales exports TO tho Coninenr 8too Di''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
election Nollre.
CTATE OF NEW-YORK.
Z

CTATE OF NETWORK.
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATRl
ALBANY, August nth, 1881.
To the Sheriff OF tho County OF New.YOrk
Sir: Notice hereby given that the General Election 10
hed this state the Tuesday succeeding the first MOD
day of November next 81 the following officers
70 be elected, tO-wit:
Secretary Of state the place Of JOSEPH b. CARR.
a Comptroller IN the place OF JAMES w. WADSWORTH
A Treasurer IN the place of NATHAN ID. WENDELL
An Attorney General in the place OF HAMILTON WARD
state Engineer and Surveyor in the place OF HORAIlO
SEYMOUR, JR
An Associate Judge Appeals Gor full
in the place OF FRANCIS NJ FINCH appointed by the Gov
n place Charles Folgef elected Chief Judge
whose term Of office VIII expire OIL the last day OF December
next
Representative in the FOrty-sevonth Congress OF
United states for the 9th Congressional District In the place
Representative in the FOry-seventh Congress OF
United states tor the lh Con place
Senators for the 9th. 7th 9th Senate
Districts comprised In the City and County NewYOrk aud
OF Rchmon and part OF he City and County Of NowYOrk
County OliceTs also 10 be elected for said County;
Twenfy-four Members OF Assembly
District Attorney in the place OF DANIEL g. ROLLINS
the Marine COuftln the place Of
GOEPP aud JAMES Is. SHERIDAN.
One Coroner in the place OF NORTH ELL1NGER
9th, 7h and 9th judicial Districts OF said City and
County.
i Respectfully yours, JOSEPH B. CARR,
Secretary OF state
sHERIFF's OFFICE COUNTY COURT HoUsE.)
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, Z
certify the above q copy OF the Election Notice
received by me this day from the Secretary o. state
Sheriff of the CITY County OF Now.York.
Publishers Of newspapers insert advertisement
unless specially authorized TO do
sheriff of the City and County OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
LIVE STOCK mARNEI--sY TELEGRAPH.

ST LOtTs oct. S-HOGs-Steady and unchany ed; YORK
ora al O1t 5O Packing SOD % 60; Butchers 70 Fancy
SO 65Gs7 TO- receipts 100 head shipments zoo head n,
CAruE-Racelps $50 head; shipments llOo neaIi an
Cool Natives urm Export steers would bring 10 Z2d Ont
none here Good Choice shipping 20 1896 20 Medium 20
,r bO Good To ChOCs Native Butchers steers,
IS GFi 20; Cows ana iIeers, 81 75dS So2d 10 Choce
t!rnsa tcXapa, 2JdSi; Common 10 falr, T2OOd@0-,
SmEr-Receipts 200 head shipments 800 hcad; scarce
and wanted; Medium To Choice, - 2oGs4 %; ,..,.
HOGS-ecelpts, lo,OUW htahi
>o1 hea, prices lUa lower; Mixed Packing SOdS6 40
Iiobt - ass 10; Choice Heavy, 81 0OdS1 ~. -,
CATTIE-ReCepts, 1000 head shipments IOO neat LIZ
pors 80 4OaS7 90; Common to Choice Shlpplng Sl9%o
PSufEp-Reeeipts, 100 head; market nominaily hrn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

sales 1900 bales: last evening 800 baies stock 5siv7
bales -
sT LOUIS, Oct s-cotton steady; midalnr Ill,c, Low
MiddDg lie; Good Ordinary. l0c.; receipts a5ff
bales shipments 20lO baies sales 7d4 balos stock 1868
WILMINGTON, oct Section steady; Mdding. lilo.
Low Middling. lOssc.; Good Ordinary Oc net reccpla
100 bales stock 9.204 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS.


LONDON oct sl230 D. mConsoS, 9s'SIg Tor money ana
and 3IJ for the acCOun United states bombs, four per
cents 1881 FIVE per extended TO three and ht
Per cent, lo44 Erie 44i4i New-N Ork Central lt-Ai
Illinois Central 1876 Reading 81 g; Milwaukee ana ST. PAU
COmm1u ia
LONpOS Oct 300 D. m.-U s. bonds, four per cents,
ll9G Erie 4Ja-; NcHIoTs Central l43; Illinois Central,
l3i II Reading 81 Is New orr Ontano ana Western, 32;
Atlantic Western second mortgages trustees GER
uhcates, 2llt
LONDON oct. 5000 m.-Pars advices quote three per
cent rcutcs - francs - confines Tor the account
LONDON, oct lilo Iu.Paus adycs4 quote three per
~ francs 80 confines for the account
PAKir, oct oC:3J D. m-ExcAsnge London - francs
AOl2 CenlImes lOr cnocAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct s-Sugar-Market strong. Molasses gar.
regular TO good polarization So "a p reals gold per srrobe
MuscOyadO Fair. SUS4 reals; Centrifugal. 9ze
20 969 polarization. in boxes and hhds rals
Havana and Matanzas, 4261N boxss
1880 bags and 49, 200 hhds Receipts OF the week. 2
boxes % bags and rs hhds: Exports daring the week
900 boxes, LILO bags and 1850 hhds, all the 20 the
United States. spanish gold, l93al93 Exchange ady
tho United States 90 days gold, SEA premiam snort
sight do, 9sldlO premium on London, l94l92 premum
on Paris, 5054 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riser gs37;'3 mt 2tNr)rtI
NV YORK. SATURDAY,. Oct s. I s
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NRw-NOER. Saturday, oct. 2, 1881.
ASTTFS-Quie but about steady
CDFFEE-Iull. unchanged
COITON-s ro Cotton uuot iec lower sales 974 bales
5O1 bales evening". Including 31 bacs Tor export and
d bales spinning Delivered contract 500 bales
Receipts at The yUTt, to-day, tIlG bales, against loJtl
bales this GAy last week and 3O,J,b bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CosPANY,
OFFICES 90 SOUTH 5IIiA " COR BLEEc NERsrl
TUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS Of the American District Telegraph Company
held the Office the No. % south 5thaye
NewYork City, Tuesday, octcScr - 1851 for the elc
directors AMI three inspectors OF election
Polls Will pen " IL O'Clock noon ana
close at o'clock The tran Ter books VII De closed on
at 3 O'Clock and rccpened al 10 O'CLOCK
M on october 10 1881. f. W. ANDREWS, President.
SIDNEY W. CIRCUIT, secretary.
vB,HE HOLDERS of the SECOND MORT
Il GAGE BONDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL r.
T. Co again notified that such OF these bonds a. arr
valid and the Endorsement Of the President OF
said Mississippi Central Railroad Company will be paid On
nee OF Of tho Chicago.
1t Orleans Railroad Company PA broadway.
and that interest has ceased and viii no longer
be paid any of said bonds . . ..r ,,,,,,
~ SrUYVESANT FISH,
Secretary C., 81 l. q y. o. II. r. Co.
NexYork August l. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
Dipioen0 Notlres.

OFFICE OF
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDR RAILWAY COMPANY, :
No AZ WILLIAM 81, NEw YORK sept IL, 1881
A DIVIDEND of ,.,...
IN ONE AND HALF PER CENT
has been declared on the capital stock of this company
PAYABLE OCTOBER IL, ISL
stockholders Of record y. September IL 1851 Wheh
transfer books will close, TO October II, lS5l
WILLIAM NJ. SPACKMAN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE IN:
i DIANAPoLIS. CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE

RAILROAD COMPANY: -
The undersigned representing tockholders owning ma
oTity of the stock the indianapolis, Cincinnati ana
fetta RAILROAD Company acting IN pursuance 81 tho
sftas of the Indiana in the case made ana pro
vided, -. .,o.,Aoi,... n,
Hereby give notice that meeting Of the stookhodIs
the Cincinnati and Lafayette RAILROAD company
Is hereby called and will held IN the CITY OF Indianapolis
AT 81 WashingOnst, the LIST day OF November 1851 %
IL IN. - -. A.. u,,-.,an..
the statute that the particular oJectS VI sAia ees
IL, .o.,..,,,
aud elect others stead and 10 elect other proper
ocers and TO fully rensate the corporate organization OF
To nrys for the recovery the property and rights OF
the company by legal proceedings 81 otherwise; ,,-
To transact other business may be brought Oeiofo
the meeting. .,.,., . - 49,,
J. HERON GRESHAM & +. NJ lockwood & Co,
nlAIALIA L ~ LrnLn a EaAln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

ii STOCk and other sECU kITIES OF TItE MIULANB
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSEf.-Notic Is
hereby given and after september inst the New
YORK susqueh and Western Railroad Company wu %
prepared the exchange and issue the secus pro-
vided Articles OF AgreeGe and Consohdauon.
dated June TO- 1891, which the Nid aud Rnlr0lt CON-
many OF Newersey merged into and became part III
the New-York. Susquehauna and western sliroad CON-
many and i'm accordance with the Circular, dated July ~
i explaining basis which said exchange could Do
copies of the be obtained at the Offices OF the
NewYork susquehanna and Western Railroad Company
No SO LiberIy-st Sew-Gork CITY. $50, s...,.xx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
OFFICE OF The UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Co,
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY sUBsckiflION, Z
september "a, 1881.
rUHE SECOND NSTALMENT Of ten pc

Fg'HE SECOND lNS AlMENI vi ten ptr
cent upon subscriptions for the construction oil mo
Oregon short Line Railway viii be due AMI payape on tne
10Th day October Subscriptions registered In New
YORK win be payable the office of the Union Pacific Rail
wav lgf broadway and checks should be made payable
10 James those registered m Boston VIII De ray
able al Of Union Pacific Railway IN Boston and
checks should be payable to Henry Mcfarland sub
scrbers will present their certificates when making pay menu
for the proper Endorsement the SIDNEY DILLON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

The gross earnings Of the following railroads arc
reported:
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
1850. 1881 -.-
Fourgh vyeak In s7Oti6 SGO3fi Dec. $1,000
iannaIy i 10 sept 80 lsa3395 1927 9OG Doc 2Oi,4s9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10

IV1"l UII'II.-.- I.iJUU UIfOIJ Io3,V'V V7I'VV
The following were tho receipts and SHIPMENTS at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, Saturday:
.;sreiDgs 3lJnsn5L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
TO CAPITALISTS.

We would say parties seeking Investments ina, we arc
,tnafed "a 10 offer business property pay
ing from ten 10 fifteen per cent net per ann ana wn.n VII
sdirass WINTER & TOMBSTONE,
"uie' 107 West 6tlst.
NV
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CENTRAL PACIFIC.

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The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
Saturday were as follows:
Rrceiptq ShipmentA
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state Of New.YOrk, County Of New York, Fredk
TAYLOR Cashier the above Bank do solemn swear
the above statement is true TO The best Of my knowledge
and beief FRED'k TAYLOR, Cashier.
subscribed TO before is 7h day o. october.
1881 ALPD II. TDiPsoS
Notary Pubic, N \. County.
Correct-Attest -
JOHN T. AGNEW,
y In Il HAip n ~ ~ Knoll PHI D"eo'''''