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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator OF the estate Of Edward l.. Reed
deceased, 10 the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within
three months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said Administrator, at the office
Of ) j. BoNNIFIELn, JR., in the Court house
at Winnemucca, humboldt County, Nevada.
JOHN REED, Administrator
OF the estate OF Edward l.. Reed, deceased.
Dated Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada,
October 3lst 1881. nllaw4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-22
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-22

A Louisville girl made an engagement
to elope with a young man whom her
father had forbidden to enter the house.
The plan was to ride in a close carriage
across the line into Indiana, have the
marriage cermony performed, and re-
turn to boldly announce themselves
husband and wife. This was carried
out as far as the start in the carriage.
Then the man kissed the girl, and she
found whiskey on his breath. More
than that, she judged his unusual vi
vacity to be the result of slight intoxi-
cation. She at once declared the affair
of. As he would not turn back, she
called policeman to her aid, got into
another carriage, and went home
unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
COTTON MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

kTvERPooL Nov I.-l2:30 D. m-Cott0n-Market steady;
MidtIing Tpands 7tsd MIddlng Orleans. b'9d; sales
bales loo bales Tor speculation anu export
receipts 100 bales including $4,000 bales American Fu-
tures-Upands. Low Kidding clause November deVeIy'
% I'd: DO November December delivery. 6'szd do Dece-
Der ana January delivery 6s2d do January ana fepia
o. nd: TO- arch pr delivery 6Sas do April and May
delivery, CI do. MAY and june delivery o'Ig also
do june and July delivery, 6Sosd also 6SIsd futures
steady. ,,,,,,,.- ,,.,..,a
esd; Middlng Orleans Od. Coco Ordhay OPAu1' "lsu'
Ordinary Uplands 5i2d. a. -. -, a.. ,.r,r
LYERrOoI. Nov. $500 p. m-The sales OF the DAY IN
eluded $3.50 bales American -, ,,,o,
LIVERPOOL Nov. l5:OO p m-CottOil-F n A.
Low Middng cause, December and January delivery ISL
March delivery Ci'a: 40 Mhrcn ana sptl
devcry 6Lsi do April and May delivery 6a9d; DO May
and delivery % isd do June and July delivery osz
HVGI-sTS Nov l--Cotton firm; Mdding. 1850; Low
Middhng. lOI4cs Ordinary. S3sc receipts I'41o
s,frTgoRT Nov Lotion steady; Mdddling IL SCI Low
MddDg IN Lei Ordinary lose; receipts 20 Daies
n, bales the COuDent lo0'
saes 100 bales: stock. l3.si5 bales -,
Nov. Lection easy MlddlHg II Sc; Low
Middling lUdlOT.c; Ordinary lOsci net receipts
47U5 bales; exports 10 France -'5oV Odes Se@ -"'V
bales, stock. Si,22l baleA - ,.,,,,c 10
Low Middhng lO3,c Good Ordinary lQc; net receipts
/ $50 bales; sales $50 bales. stock, 13,Oot bales
cept4 1887 oales shipments 1ol bales safes Lou Des
'SFw.0FLE4Ss. Eov l.-Coton firm. Ntiddnng i1hc+
Low Nddng lO7c. Good Ordinary, lORc.i net rscePts
6O8 bales gross 6,so bales exports 10 the Continent
1000 bales coastwisc, 4,lS7 bales saIes SOOO De''
SAyASSGH Nov. Lotion easy; sfddlng. 1875 Low
Middug lose. Good Ordinary, B2c+ net receipts
2B5 bales exports 20 France 700 bales 10 me SOlte
III $50 bales cOastise - bales sales J0OO Oalesi last
evening. l.UO bales; stock. SASS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw-YORK. Tuesday

NFW-1ORK TucSud9, NV - 49,
AsT1Esouiet and unchanged Pots 5+c PeaIls sicr
PEFsWAX Again dull and easy AT ZI@z- &c ioi "
and Southern Yellow , -..-,i,a,lv unchanged.
nTnIN ma NAT'ERIALSBricks have conLiuug si,a Ind
fT1n Lime Iath and Cement steady an II " ran.
renncst iumber-EasieTn Spruce, %l3ofsito la
do5, ana sis special cargoes i1IlcS1S
az 5o5S 7b Pales 81 75dS5 Fronts-Daik -
%iGGSll Iame-ROckland Common 81 Iui ot i'HsI *.
sF SrornJ 81 81 10 Cement-ROsenGale, 81 lO&Si
~ ais ~ 40 for led TO COO. Lah ~ per NJ ,ozoo.
- nj rs Moderately active and steady Sperm lOaIi
do Patent S0a82o.; Adamantne, IL to 10 o. 4oo' i
C0A f8AnthTacte aud Bumnous are poth IN hc t u
nsnd and steady We quote Liverpool Honse OS az
sII, IIyer1bo Gas do IS Newcastle 40. L.
"a; scotch steam, 50 10 Proyhcissi ~ west
al Pennsylvania and Wessmoreiahd Nas, sJearHeld
Virginia 40 - To- Cumberland. BroadtOp anu Nio' ''
*COoPERAGE SToCK-Is quiet nut uhloI5In! 81 80
a, AZ sugar Shocks with heads 80 inch 81 ogaez 10 TO-
az tDch a 45dS so; Shocks, 35GbUc. sun
% E0t$ TX, pine SHOCKS, 80 60G$7 Empty sheu''
n sO Uoons Ia feet SOS $50 do, IL teet 9%o~~"o'
%C0RDAGf- STEADY and moderately active s,.o Mar.
COCOANIn moderate demand; Guayalnl IA o.; oi,
ocabo SOC: St Domingo sd9c Caracca' 40 |-4ei '"n'
'SCHfcCoRYGcrman Granulatea. 5a5iac; Choice English
74c -. , eoE
CoTToN-spot Cotton quiet firm unchangeTi t mort
haes C}e5 bales last EVENING" including JVu be ii IVA
~ bses for consumption ana 6ss bales ioI sleciO
yered an contract Zoo bales Receipts al the oIa ou5
% M bales against 264IJ bales tbs day lasd 49,
S7 500 bales last year since september h4o'''V' ~
against / 49, sos bales same period lastyeai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
Tie RR1rIsH GRAIN TRADE.

1oypox oct 3I-The Mark Lane Express, In s review OF
~ yriin trade during the past week, says Tue
weeks in whilst generally benehtng wheat sowing was ih
,og Tor thteshng and marketing gram samples again
yin unsatisfactory. The prices OF native Wheats were
e irregular throu ghOut the week. AT most OF the poyh
prices declined Is Sellers in LolOh on FRI
oy we're Wiling accept further reduction Oh IL on MON
clut Al Duyers disposed To dear inc tlalc mas
H,re Sr tunnuate The 1unt OF bus ness done was
rdnr Flour was rather plentiful, but du anu SLOW
~ ais NJ decline about Cd Foreign Dreaistis were
pqtcnariy and values were quoted lrregalhy 9Mti
,rr V a fair cOnsumptlye demand in London on flluAy
a. rlin. Generally of L. for red and Gd9is for white
There was liberal supply of Indian whetts In L.ePooL
poUblv Grades declined Id per Genital while inc hoa1lhg
bnK onnues buyers are hodlng on IA ancp
non ~ higher rates The opinion preSals thnt the Nduo "
,,I,e A. too high maintained substitutes such a.
grinding barley ard foreign oats are encep ana therefore
s are cautious regarding maize at the present Nahe IN
LONDON on Friday, mixed American was Freely 01S.sn a,
~ In ~ ship Barley remain dull. Sales were dimcnlt AZ
MGniavs lefiue The Olcoast market was very du req
winter wheat declining markedly 0Ss ID was me pest Du on
e,trlay being Is 81 under sellers demands Inc trade IN
forward i very quiet only seven wheat earsoes army a
irnr the wseK oi which wtihdfawn I"ehty uIe
STc ol N hich about twothirls are OF white wheat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

=, Elevated railroad shares was small anu VIZ
'no nctuated much less than they usnaiy nav
Pone Of late. The Stock Exchange Conhi.o e.,
Sonrrties that yesterday heard the apphca.lon
listing the stocks of the New-YOrk ana nar cent
tan Companies with the guarantees OF Nv ~ p pr
cancelled, voted unanimously against ehU come M
ton. II is understood that the case VIZ overnors
NJ special meeting of the full board oi as small
to.morrow. The business of the u"S 4ns market
only amounting to 10000 shares anu
closed fevcYsh and unsettito' "a ~ the Boards
Government bonds were dull 5 anS ooo Prices were
tbe business amounted only 70 ont;nued IS and
weaker and the final bias iUr snu than were yester-
the As e'on a "l are lie closing quotations: $50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. l-2OO D -Pork-Prime Mess Eastern
dull al $50 Western dun AZ 10. bdcOh-O uhOeIlsh
cut steady short Rib, duh at bl6d Long GEAR unll
al Isl Clear. dali az Az hams-b9nS On, gun az
o Shoudor4 dun at Is Cd for Beeilndia Mess, dull
az IS Extra Mess dull ll4 Prime Mess dun az "a Lard
PRIME N ssteru hrm 90. TalOwflinle CITY, STEADY,
at iIGd Tmpeniue-spirits steady az i2Cd Kosn-f lne
fs9dy al Ia tommon steady B9d0I. Cheese-Anerl-
can Choice. SOD Lard Oh. none here fi9ur-Fxs
STATE du IA sd Wheat-NO White dulI AZ IIiiu 80
su1ng dnU Al 1861 WINTER New Western, dul az INA.
C0rn-SlIxcd dull at 5lOd Cottonsced Oily CHOW AmeI'
can none here BosnCOmmon al London, dl at olu~nou
Turueptin-sprits az London. steady al 4l9G 100, -
LONDON NOy ii o.. mCaicutta llnseel 81 loI; per
o,5rtr perfn on gysG&7O per ton Pale ROsn. N6iubdi
Spt. Turpcntine az. per ewt Refined Petroleum ossG
cs Surs OF Petroleum Sd0Safd per gallon common
NJ. l.thi on A265. per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
LIVE srncK MARKErs-RY rELEaRAPH.

y r = =
BUFFALO Nov. 1-CArnK-Receipts to-day. ss5 head,
total for thus far $3.50 head FOR same time st
$500 bead consigned through 30 cars marker Gun snu
unchanged sales of Good shippers 70 Oas0 90 fhr 70
steers 81 60eS 90; Socker SO 75dSi Feeders
81 l00S4 80.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts to-day, 2,i00 head totaI
for week thus far, 10000 head Tor same Tune last wees
10000 head consigned through IL cars narket dul d
Unchanged Eastern demand; few sales OF alI to'Vu
Western sheep .495 two loads Canada Lambs AT % sV~
Sb large number cars remain unsOd. a..
HOGSRecepts to-day 1900 head total Tor week tI iA
600 head time last week $4,000; consigned
through 81 demand fair nd market Tm; best
disposed Of sales Of Good TO Choice 10rktrs at ~
dm Weights So 25a$6 80 Choice Heavy at 20 0Oa$o ooi
Pigs S50&6 40. -,
CHICAGO Nov 1.-IIOGs-Receipts, 10000 head; Ship
ments $500 head- market fairly active but "a l0c lowell
Butchers So lUa6 25 Choice Heavy Packing ana ShppnE
SO 35aS7; Culs and GTassers, 80 oU0s5 20. = ooo -
CAlILE-keeeipts 1000 mead; shipments z-Vo neai
ket unchanged Good very with Detor ueuan1;
Choice Steers S6a$8 50, Common TO Medium s4G
So Butchers and Canning ia good deuana O0lmon 70
Fair Cows and Mixed S2aS3; Good 80 Ch0lee s9oV~Sti
stockers and Feeders lenty and weak at ~ "a
Calves e50sl6 per head; Range Cattle strong
E3 5GS3 Cows. ~ 7j0SS so; HaBree COWS 500 o~
- 7O Half Be A. 3riean steers, So 1Odsf 40 ..,
SHEEPRecepts, so head shipments zoo 9
with demand; 70 Metlum a. ~ "'Rf'
Good TO Choice - 500s5: Extra, % 200SJ 40
81. LOUIS. Nov lhOGs-SrOnger ON nTnt supply
Light Shipping s. 9as5 bO iorkers 80 61gS2 81 @
Packing 50dS6 49, Butchers b Fancy 50 lO4so oV fe
ceiDts, 1000 head; shipments 1000 head - No. -, -.
CATTLE Receipts l400 head; shipments SOO hean; sup
ply light mainly ofButchers stun no shipping gfes Il
ket steady; Native Butchers steers $S 209sl oOd
and Heliers So aS3 JO Common ~ G$ 9 Soou U
Texans 1903 7J Common, So 25GS2 1oj stocAef
e 50ds3 20 Feeders 90 76 Colorado Steers -
sHEEP-Reoeipts 500 head; shipments 34o0 good grades
and rm Fair TO Good, - 25G$4j Prime 10 FahcJ'
a 2O0&A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

Peeled Peaches very and firm about 1000 p OF sun
Dried Unpeoed Halves and Quarters mixed sold at 7i2c
Small fruits generally light supply and held win con-
ndence Peanuts IN rather light request but the stock on
ing - light and prices are held firmly qe s
plenty and favor the seller lots Of Chestnus
ul prices, but wony southern nutsre hard to sell quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
FRUITs AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Exports OF Apples from this port 1876 D0s from Mon
uSS S51l bbls from Boston, 24O6 bbls; from Hanax
Vvu DDS or the shipments from all points 1873 dds went
70 Liverpool 42S bbl to Glasgow and 1l31 b6ls tol0ho3
height Liverpool Be- The high price Of Apples oheChS
inc demand, both local and foreign. and with quite gO
many coming forward the market Is barely steady There ~
Tess demand for Cranberries and prices tribe easier
Qh9es NOT plenty and hrm but demand moderate feats
very lfegullr IN quality and prc bulk Of the supply coin
from OstOn and from ~ 10 - per box Good
9lapes are In demand at fair prices but comm common
STOCK ~ entirely neglected Poor COncOrds sofa ~
re per D. Choice California Tokays have advanced tOt9
= ioua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

daily average for tho wcck ri the various points
al distribution 0llpws: Erie Railway 2lu cans OF
cream MIN. Harlem Railroad, 1913 do; New
Railroad 40 do; Hudson River Railroad 80 10;
Midland Railroad ~ MIX and 90 cans OF cream
NrwYote civ ana Northern Railroad. 4gO 0f MIX
nearby routes, 1850 cnns-toal seif cans
Mia 10 quarts and $50 Of Cream. The prices
% which The surplus has been sold on The platform aVtrag
o. ranging iIou 81 90 20 81 Tho demand ~ fully equal
supply and TIE marSet Is active ant hT prospect
good luT d month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

Exports ~ Potatoos l. i,3 ubs Of onions, pkgs. The
market irish Potatoes unsettled partly nom Increased
receipts bat mainly account 81 the rdu1rs OF large nm
AIliyO nom Germany auu England A tcW lois
bav 3lrag arrived which makes principal holders
think dangerous attempt ~ force prices much higher 50
,nrV Ina season. SWEETS Ia hight supply and higher
onions he rather moderate request but steNy CaoDage
triHr war faW good tots ~ TOMATOES afllAs am
tri~es decidr,ly HIGHER. tluUtIuoust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

Receipts The week S2jsi pkgs Last week 3297S
- S7 pkgA Exports Tor hr
week 224I pkgs Great Britain. ana i2O pkgs 10 Inc
Contiueui. Of OloOmarr4fine, ll2.5G2 pkgr,
market Is dun. ana much Larger pro-
portion stock Offering eau be procured uearcr inside
ngurss than heretofore. Buyers unreaHnnlbly lis
tidious aud complain Of tho poor quality, while
In ruth the Butter just good a. u has been for month
obbing price 81 Fluc state and Egin Creamery II
c ana To-. ohcr line marks Of Western Sld3jci after a1
Inc fbcs figures prices drop pretty quick 10 SOC state
Entire Dalne1 10 20GdOc for fno, tha few fresh tubs
An dairy frequently picked out anl sold at ~ Iin'
NOR or Ics according 10 the buyer Fine frn Diaries are
moi over plenty 2sc, with Fair 10 Prime ots qute
r.v otered NJ % 27c. Mixed lots Of Western Butter
meets ght demand and aoeuntiltes quit rapidly lew
the local trade fair prices Lut tine
mt 81 tbs po0s are stored away cellars and 80 house,
"A feW .pca marks Choice. Fresh Factory viii 81 - $50
2or Lnt l7c ful price fOT current rTcciptA
Duotaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
WHOLESALEPRICESO OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Tor ,he week ending Nov. !. 1881.

pecetrfa f1- tho werA-Ecan-, aiiO pkra3 Peas Islt
bnsh EapOfts--ielu. 10 pAg8i Teas. .21' bn-h WIN
gpflpuo frfe receipts and light demand both for export
l.-a nee thu market dun and lower Tho report 81
~ an nfity Beans lrrlyr from Germany has und0uht
Inc raj -orle eject u breaking down prices but receivers
generally attribute the decline 60 Tho reaction which ~
varrbv follows rapid AMI great advance Iho iutnfe
al the mar cannot be determined though u rs the
General belief Ihe bulk OF the stock - well controlled y
tc1ators a no win sacrifice very much Tor time to
come ~ the reports from the Western part % ne state
are reliable. VIII have nome too many
Beans nj or above present prices Mediums
Ar lac wcart Kind 81 White Boans having been SOLD ~ o
=. =. a. f1T good stocz Choice NATIONS generally held at
~ 20 40 b fod exporter today AZ that figure Pea
Henus aud Red Kidney are ptupdtlnrhcy lower.
LACK Turtle 51up largely nominal Gfcen Peas IA uo'i
supply ard decidedly lower 81 - The general a'kinF price,
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
financial.

THE HOLDERS Of the SECOND MORT.
GAGE BONDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI cENIRAL z:
valid and overdue by the indorsenent OF the President
said Mississippi Central Railroad Company viii be paid
the Secretary OF the Chicago.
~ Orleans Railroad Company, 2l4 Broadway
NewYOrk and that interest has ceased and VIII l0ngs
be paid any OF said bonds - - -
Secretary c. ST. Ia q n. o. H. Il. co.
New.York August ], 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
s1s so, Spring $40 1851 so Petroleum nominal Wits

KEY. quiet; Western. 81 ID -, -.
ST. LOUIE Nov. l-FOur dull and lowers Treble A w.
~ l0d$9 20; Family So 350g6 10; Choice 70 Fancy y J
81 20 Wheat opened higher and advanced but broke an
closed lower and weak NO FED Fail 81 81 p f har
3g December 81 42s January 81 so FeDraay; Iann
Dry 81 ABA February Corn higher at 63ic cash % &c.
November 66c December 81 january ~ sc fe0f1ly'
40se Deeemberj 47c January Rye lover at 81 ~ Bsf.
ley nominaly unchanged Provisions dun and uncbange
only small geddling trade Butter and Eggs nomlnay
10000 bbis; wheat 10000 BUSH Corn ie 900 bRsh oats
$4,000 BUSH Rye 1000 pushi Barley, 1905 bush ship
ments-Fl0ur, 10000 bush; Wheat, 1900 BUSH; Corn,
$4,000 buss.; Oats. 5000 bush. Rye 1000 bush =, 90
TOLEDO Nov. l.-Nheat strong No. REQ, spot 81 80
asked November, 81 359 December 81 SSH January,
81 III February 81 a. Corn strongi High Mixed, 1ee
No. 2, spot &c. asked November 633ic, May 1Olsc.
Oats steady No 44 AZ the close Wheat weak ne 10
81 80 asked; December, 81 $685. all the year. 81 3it
asked January 81 39s February, 81 4l3. Corn ge5k
No spot BSasc bid 64c asked November B2c BID 6lc
asked seenber CSC bid Sc asked Jsrusry e o SSf
81 900 bush: Corn $4,000 bush; OATS 1000 bush SNIP
mentsWheat 600 BUSH. Corn 10000 BUSH; oa Lone'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

Evrorts o. ,25S a. Hccswly very dull Honey
.ein- fa ry bat mainly n small ohbiu- cider Jelly
demand and nm SINE ctrs al Mustard seed arrive
california buy DID ac but dc Is the AsAlns Price
QUO atuns;
Trc-war. r........2l az DO. Ext. Clnycr...n dl2
Honey, clover, 4uaU do no. bHch"lcaI Z"
box. Choice. b..a.1 0lE ltider IelF .H-...-..
DO Fair Co GoOd....lj ol6 POP Corn, D----.- Z'g@
Do Buck wheat. 10 ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
POULTRY AND CANE

Live Poultry has only moderate demand. and with quite
free receipts yesterday aud day the advance established at
close 0f last could be maintained. The supply
% Dressed Poultry L. not large, but the general demand
light owing 10 unfaYOrnble weather and prices rue
about steady. The sOnabe weather has also been
against sale Game with liberal supply OF
most kinds prices lower Quail Rabbits and Hares are
1 awful frpu fn.ta Duf aTfpna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02

UNnFD Stairs ExRRFss COMPANY
TREAsURERs OFBIcR. So BROADWAY
NRw.YoRK, Oct. ~, lsol.l
rHNIIE transfer books of this Company Will be
4 closed November g. at D. M, and reOpened NoNem'
ber H. TAEODOltE L. "OVO' itess"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorta RipsN Ysss,is aaf Rhr'fft
NEw-YoRK Tuesday, Nov. 1, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02


Calcutta Bu1aO-Light 200Ali Middle 2OW2li Heavy,
20, damaged. l7ula
Slaughter
Light Backs. ......35 037 Middle Crop .......33 dSi
Middle Backs .....37 as Heavy Crop ...,....33 G3i
Light Crop. .........3l az
Bellies. 0I6
METALS-A good movement continues In progress In
American and Scgm Pig Irons and prices remain nrn No
i American qHOeSS2Jd at 2o No. so; rZl0s2i
Scotch Egnton ga Cotness, 20 0 0iengarnOch. Sl5
Carnbroe ga 7o GaTscheFe SIS So scrap Iron al
S3ld&32 80 eK-ship and Rails rn nd
we QUOTE Steel 1882 deliveries quoted $50 aud sG 5
for earlier deliveries Iron. 7480yO OLD do SIS bg0ig2
for r. q and d. "a Pig Tin moderately active ami IN
changed: straits quoted i Bton and Australian ~ m
2. Sc; Plates moderately active and steady Charcoal
Is So 1895 s7ia Teuie, IS z5GS5 80 4: Coke Iin
~ 5Ods5 do Terne, 50 122 fngot Copper fairly
isaIs4o Lead dull at 4S d5c for Common Domestic. spell
Ter STEADY and IN demand a. qe Tor Common;
NAVAL STORhS-Sprfts Turpentine dull ana less firm
though lower yard lots 90 GO lobeing parcels 55c
and 400 "F ~ 10 We quote q 5ga{2 o. ior Good
strsind No SO 600SZ a.; No a. s. 7sUt2 90; Low
ira Pale S2as3 62 Window Glass 81 "a 20; Tar ~ 81
s3 ~; City Pitch, 81 o.
IInseed. IDq65c.. batter for Caicutta Prime
Iafd 0uoted 0J872c SoGtbnrn Whale qnOt9d at 81
5Se Trctc AT 55a57c crude sperm, 81 Crude Nenhsden
3sz59c. Refined SIMMER \ GLOW Cettonseed. 505Oe.
MOLASsEs-QUicI; CUBA Centrifugal aa4 AiAed' Z1GSlc;
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peccipts for the week Gif 10 OoEes last week. 4.'"2
boxcs rorres bonding week ast year J5 boxes Exports
for te sres la.l uOze,, iia. last year l i"'As
IiyerpO1 quotations 81 adv az J3ll tIcg - steamer
nsD IN the Liverpool market but thoIr Is sun no marg
cost III" market horc Is uiil anu
nfsess fancy parcels o.! tpCnbtr Choose ari ht Loo
bur large proportion Of The stock Offering sells under l@c
iaiiyely better tlan Tie high grades al the sea
SON are now dropping. Home buycfd are dong les
and there IL onr lght southern trade Creamery Skins h.
very dun AT range of 81 o. 10 c for Choice; some o SOU.
State FACTORY DO. poOr .....'....... -
els OHIO GhcdtArs. ..-... y et~
Do GOOD 10 prime \ al2 Full.skmned Facty
DO. fair to good. 10 gdll ~ Creamery, partly "a,
Do 9l20lO SKINNED choice. g1a ~ =
ohio Fat. nne IL al2i2 DO. good 10 prime q
DO iaiTto gOUd...... ga01Ji2ID Do, fully skinned.
Receipts for the week. g, G2 pkRsd last week, r7i
impl0, olneAtb rpored strcty irvsn ,gs Wiio heiu
stock pleuty very dui. iuCrea7ed receipt oi uod are
met demand. New straw ah0ad DC kietled Dtvte
used Tor packing eggs otherwise certain 10 heat a m
jur, the eggs, Quotations;
Jersey, l.. 7. Canada fresh. 20 40 =
nrar.by. Der boz. 20 d3O West. canada
penn and \. Y....27 u2s fair good........22 al
Western fresh 20 azbg LINED State NY -"
Iimed Westarn.---+l al :
FRI1TE. BERRUs SUTs-DRED.
Receipts Dried Fruit for the week, s36 pk viii lDtl
pkgs. Of Peanuts and 40 pkgs Of Pecan Nuts l1pofu
IN Dred Fruits Win The tone Of tho marhet ana
prices entay unchanged fancy marks o EFapot
Apples held ~ be- but yet no sales nave beel
efctei above l4e. Fancy unDriod apples are
l al mi ss nrres cut a the moment demand foI
other rather quiet sun holders not oheElns .DcA
any 10 YER believing Tat thg dsna'nl "l impiOfe "'oi
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Export aud JobbinR Leather ....:,;.-.2G a 27q
Calcutta BunalO-Light 20GAl Middle. 2OV2l Heavy
70, damaged. l7Ul6
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THE ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
No. Is WALL~sT., NEw: YORK, Nov lSslb
dividend NO. S.-The Board OF trustees
~ nave this day declared the regular DINlDENn OF
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS also an EXTRA DlNI
DEND (SO. - OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLIARs EAkns
one hundred thousand doars payable and after November
l5 1881, OF the ONCE of the Company. -, 80,
1he transfer books will close O'Clock p NJ OF the Ot
w - LANES X SELLECk, seerltAIy.