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ay thu i6e FcSrSarg, ss March SoG
li4 Axe fRr aa TOR n. ,n Nay Ss ra9e
septemOeT lisa octoeeT le.s6 November Io.sg: De,
ii5i April Ii4i MAY, li5l lime II5i. Closing prices
Slo Hoys@per pecemOeT q
alIS2 April, ll4OdlL42; Nay ll.52all.54 Transferable
COoPEkAGE sToCK-ouet and uuc anged
CoRDAGE-in fair sale at steady rates
new IsES ba 0 ss meSst SIS ss
Ss * s DO o99 sS e doc Ss' OK a3
xCty of Rio on private terms Mild firm but quiet prices
s s and aeys ess
Box Herring Arm Medium sealed 22c; aud wanted TncSs
FLOUR AND MEAl--FLoUR-Market more active and
9aes saes 1S S6 5o %Sh Y h R1 .SS
Extra - SoGSs 90 mainly Medium TO GOOD Fair at 80 o
soa$s % Tor Fair to very Family
5000 bis city Mil Extra = for %esf indies i 2 ar %
for south America lsoy bbs suPerane 81 7Oes5 so both
s 5S@s4 - Tor splns SS$$a 50 90 for
1880 6ois we're for export. quotations: No = IS aoS
Fan aie Fancy & So 300 70
g % % E1 COMMON o Good aT S So
Hoop OHIO - 9o9TS 20 600! TO GhSlee 81 as 80
g g aye Mixture 50 1885 so Baksss Extra
ys e9eg MARKET s% ss.as Patent %s Mha r5F
GGmGS a %SSeTa x al y a Good O C
$ Sss RYE FLoEk nrner and more active sale. $50
aiyanelng sales 600 hbis. Yellow Western - 50@S4
FOREIGN FRuITs-Frm iobbng demand good: sales
BY auction 5000 boxes Naples and Palermo Lemons - U0
sxeiieo S unsetc %r' and do
Sidedy hsher opening th strong upward endency
al, aneig 5a6e PER bgs nh very large speculative
realize ami closing WITH 2G5c Q, The advance o Export
N SaRs ,5 led and sPTag Private ny
iatins effect ON the market Sales 8 79S. 900
290 bush Rejected sPrps = ~ 1000 6qs Unsraded
SPRs ~ %GSI ,5 s eGsa No Gheagoa9d Nil
81 362 atoat 100000 bush. l. Hard Dnuih 81 i0@
Winter sTyf S@Pl Is 6 D9sS oS bush G
y icocS 'gs9 IA steaner 80 Red 81 toas
Isi 70 i9s 4eI rail- rtSepS 1000 push; NO
81 4ih 10000 bush Ungraded White 81 2sas , i9ir,
500 cash no White 81 - loo bush No. lite 81 81
no White, q ilas AZ 80. Red Angus Il 43sG
so 40 gls y d. t S 40 q 40 SeP'eGper - z4ql sG
81 46 d. November 81 4Gha$l 81, colsng 81 do 6c
Der 81 YE-Fss aud advancing sales s66 nv bush %o
~, o'', loads heil IA the nsSh9orhood Of $lBAKLEY
trade light sales 1900 bush state 9Oc0s on two ovyed
CORN Market excited and 2o$ better viii S' 4 lane
business ga speculative accOuuti light trade Tor EXPORT
with scarcely strength sales 44GOo0 iusb m
Mixed Ga 4c no g. d7oc Steamer si%a ~ eSem
N Mxed & 'ac; yellow 15ei No 2, 7i074 2c No
Go sekteIaber 7S2q75e elos q &o74 ~; oco6ei
cited better closing with d3c Of the ayaS eT
j. 47ac, No White d7sI3cH 10 "a q 49G47 '.e No.
No. 22e': Mixed Mixed Western, A5al7i2c.; White
5SG inens o5 No August i5ai Y c elo qS
a69ac 5000 bush October 47s.a50c coi,o V199sg
$1,000 bush do November 1880 &c closing i9c marked
and more aetiye 40 To- 95e ssl 60 ~ Middimgs 81 10
,IsIRIp srppt y op cv,,S ~, MN, ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
Wrist Mortgage Six Per Cent Thirty
Year Gold Bonds
DUE APRIL !, 1911.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL 1 AND OCT0BrR
IN NEWBORN.
NiN''rNh AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN OF THE PRESENT UNITED STATES
STANDARD

THESE bonds are secured by and only nor
he property and works Of the company situate at Pr
III te state OF Pennsylvania all personal pronertv oat
~ " S'"ck on hand the rights privileges and franchises
VI e e"hlany The various the connanv
including tho several United patents granted To rr
'"s '" Senes relating IL the direct process for
maAing l. on and steel from the ore
me mortgage OF deed OF trust executed To the Faro
Loan ana lrast Company Of New York. trustee for the
o"hub"derA The bonds dated 1891 and atnr,
AP l. 1911 The bonds De registered The works Of tho
company "t Pitsburg formerly owned by Messrs Anacrao
Co. were established in lSi5 among the u,,,t m
tonsive IN the United states.
Inc prohs OF The works shown by books of Nessr
Anderson Co.. from the year 1860 1850 have AVERAGED
about $4,000 per Since present COMPANY to,
po''oh 81 inc WORKS. on March 10 1884, profits Tor The
htHt tree months estimated SJI5iO on nearly an m
Gent !" pay the interest on the entire loan tor year
he Seens patents have been examined and rn
honh'oh valid by the eminent cx crts Messs ParA Bena
MN bfo The works AZ Ptsbnrg aud operation. ~
thc Semehs process were carefully by Alexander
l. hoy prof g. The purchase by his company Prom orr
Ano"edgc OF the value OF Tho property large and pro
hbe business o the company The usefulness economy Of
the Siencus patents and the steel In all Tho
industries OF the world do rero 1rpe nd
ues' bonds "a thoroughly sound and do securities,
OF THE ABOVE = t.0OO,0OO A CONSIDER ABLE
AhoiN HAS ALkEADN BEEN TAKEN FOR IN
yESTMENT.
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER Ar 1913 AND AC-
CKthD INTEREST, BESBRVING TIE RIGHT TO
ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
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1--WE sTocK MAnKnrs-nY rHLEonAn-,

BUFFALO Aug. l9.cArriE- Receipts today i40l hc,d .
t"ai Tor Tho weak thus 1880 heal ean.t n ~
he1d tor ti- corsigurd thr,,.,,
cars Eastern hdviccs deprosson sim nfeni"c ~
al cissts OF blyern sales falr simmer. ef, ~,
- 4O@T@ uusOd st0cH of yesterday NlpIrt 49,. f'
she III hHl hands Tor want OF buY confessions wnni
nave 10 be made 10 sell "'"'''
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts today 1000 hcad iofo Inn
WetA mus iai -iljO mead, against 800 ic. came
bme last CONSIGNED tlr,iis. -" 'iio
only u2ht proportion choice only nel local do,a1
no eastern trade quotations UNCHANGED ~ ~ o'''i' !
,iio'o- ec.pts toH"y 800 mead; for the week
tuus Jar 24bHo head against 2449J head ss,rc
Iis ltsi week consigned through, 100 ears
Eastern tdVlces cause ACTIVITY only roporiio cb,
htuck Rht az ,ndautt OF a5tcI Mtdhu Ia s
iulchcIs grades qWabc AT bj 30 ~ % Poor TO N M nm
S0c-1 Joi 10 reina uu8Oll. '''"'
r CnieAgo 1,6 Az 'riioos Receipts, 10000 heat ship
lacAih8 - o01T1"o; Choice uelvy, %G aO0ij 80: I'm
CAfllk-teceiptS, $500 head shinmcnG. 4 son Lc,d.
rhine IN ship demand Poor very Exports gti I,I
90 "Vi Gopu 70 Choice shipping, - GOasG 10: CON
mon 10 ran" "a "oHS1 - Native Butchers ~ 2, ap 5.
60 dnu foeaer Hd~ ~ 30; Range Cattle active and
hfhi icAAns, T'idTi at 49,; ZOOS, IN '
SHELL receipts, coo head shipments 400 bran ,uorLot
Choice, ~ 2U0Si 90. 49, "''N %
sI;; L9Uia Aug Ia-cATnE Receipts, $40 heat: shin
nets, - head gooi demand Tor ppng 81 p,y li'i.
sr - Goo @0@s' G<a; Good Native l.uchois Isl t1
and firm al ~ 10uS3 10. f 'NN'''' scarce
Skkf iteoeiWs, 800 mead shipments 400 be,d ~ m
hIi l,tVe anu hrni Fair 30 Fancy, 20 aA4 80 ' ~
a. ilUds->teady Workers, SO 40dS 90; iackin0 az io
~ ti1'c fAney Heavy
head; shipments, 1900 head ~ go ''o0'ip"' i'oVo
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TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per Worth Ricsr. Vss}sis mt q thobts
NEM-YORK. FriaaY Aug. 10 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. 10-p

and unchanged at 4s4G5c for Pots and 5
acc. for Pearls.
BEE-WAX-Stil dun rather at 23Q25c for
Western aud Southern Yellow
BltOOM CORA-Duh ant nonlnsly UNCHANGED.
CANDLfS- quiet and without further change.
COALAnthracite firm but the high reights East check
The movement. BtumnOus is dull ana weak. We
quote Liverpool House Camel. Sll Newcastle do Cai
scotch Steaui Provincial, t3 1904;
Pennsg Va9ia and Westm9reiand Gas "a 75i West VIZ
Anthracite, - 950Si 10 by the cargo alongside.
COcOA-Quict unchanged.
CHICORN- - nchangcd
cOTTON-Spot Cotton Que unchanged; sales 625 bales
az bales last eyeniRg Including 1900 bales export
AM I2 bates Tor spinning delivered contract 800 bales
Receipts te tnav S516 bales against 23O1 bales
this das tst week. and S3 oses last year tor the
2Oa65 baieS bales week,
yclr; september 5.7Gl, 800 bales, against
4926,O32 bales during the periodlast season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE SILGER CREAM COMPANY,


LATE STUART. DUNDAS d COMPANY
Purchase Tor export 10 part Indian mer-
cabd-e and produce NJ every description have
Apf"fhnnn remittance attached To- to per cont
mGuts.
The silver Cream Company and auc-
Ton sale Ia The Indian market merchandise and produc.
tioIs OF other
The - G. Company Ia better position than any house
m ihda Ia cigar ot \ brands,
th"lr own manufactoy IN Bennnda Every cigar *
aniced 10 bn made rOm the very hos material pTocurabc
india OF
Upon receipt of dollars American postage stamps
very choice selection OF samples VIII he dispatched post
paid.
Gunny Bags Is another very important Com
panys business they shipping largely
francsco aud The Cape oil Good Hope.
G. II. STUART Manager
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D0NHELL, LAWSON G. SIMPSON.
NEW-TcHK,
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
OFFICE RoAnn or rRrsrrrs.


(tNCiNNAu
ALBANY Ia IIIiNO, CINCINNATI. June ~. 1891. \
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
OF tie Cincinnati Southern Railway viii sealed pro
posals until ~ o'clock m. TIL RsDAY August % 1881
loI the l'asr OF the Cincinnati southern Railway.
Copies ot The form lease showing OF
anu other information Gomez ruug The upon IN
praiiou at the OF
American Exchange National Bank, ana M
the Banking House Of Messr Morton II CO.. arthoo
moW-lauc, London. ENGLAND
Proposals bo directed the Trustees of the
Cincinnati southern Railway, Albany BUILDING Cincinnati
Tho Board OF Trustees the any and
All bias. MILES GIEESWOOD
H. NJ BISHOP
A. n. BUGHER,
D. A.. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK.
gvttuf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
NSYLNANlA RAILROAD.
ON and after July IA. lASL
q II 4. 4 L 4 y 4 n L L y D.

,- AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Strgc1a Ferries as foIuws 'N'V''N' "''" N"tfalot
HARRISBURG ltsburr the West ana South with Pullman
tAeH tals attached a. ul, $40 ana $50 l daily
Nnlanspori, Lock haven. a. IN $40 Garry aud
ifl' N;.op connecting IYusNila pefr,
louIa Centre and she Oil Regions ~ '0' AN''"
baltimore. Washington the i,oed
10" Express OF ruliman Paror Cars daily except SUNDAY
IuI M arrive Washington D.. Regular 4SO XIX
9nd 10 might -N - 'A'
Hpirss ilr Baltimore eN ccpt SUNDAY. p
foi Atlanuc CITY. I p. in- without change 81 ears
i"ilS o. "Brnuelvn Annex with ~ throu-,
Brooklyn triyri. ''''oi iot
Trains arrive From Piitshurg < lO4O a M. g35 n n,
daiy $50 M daily, except Monday. Prom Wash!reton
and Baltimore 500 a. ms 300 5;2n $50 lO50 = m
SUNDAY. ESQ q. 800 and 1890 m From phnsiei'
phia. $50, $50 = nloloio lao M l.i0 3 $50 5.2o
lOfO ll:4O a. t;3O $50, BOO 1000 d. ~ " '' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
I EHIGH VALLEY RAUROAD
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND UTDSoN

V r.iN iLhoAD.-tommcncng Iuly II 1891
y 'tn uI'h ns VII leave Grand Central Depot
ouUa tn western and Northern IsvnresS IN Rocnos.o-
M Mont',"'i q. &c ~ -''S''o'sei
ga m, saratoga Special. ri Sararora -
iifdNlngr room car 10 Montreal ' - III
daeua, Rochester Rnnan N"iS' Shht-
l@;Nl ALBANY Wit connac,ion ~ 1-.su.
HafdtOga. Glens Falls fsuflaud ~ ~N'NS~
Saratoga Special connects at IFudsor -, ME-.
tlu NoIih ADAMS arrives ut Saratoga a q "a IN
s;Omo ~ H. Aeeommofauon to AlbaTy and Troy
q. H. - Ions Express siceinDo cara
n '.ous running through every dly IN ne week aiSo
-NliSala ftli- Buffalo, Toledo Detroit ' NV
D. m Nnrese with sleeping Tfca
TOAD stations also To Montreal excepting SUNDAY
,,''r H. acihc EVDress, daily. carr
,eef Bu"alo Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Troy 'Ni'''' Wal" Si'ci4ug cafs 10 Albany and
on saie AT 30 Rowling Green 252 and II Broad
W eScu Express Offices, Park place and 7 ana
80 ii.il~a} Nc"-l ork, ana 333 Rroot-,
d VI io''hr' "on- sup 6 B. MEEKEIs. Gen Passr Al
NORWICH LINE
4 To Boston. Worcester -.
va New ondon-Steaincrs leave pier 40 North 49,
oalli eNnAaIa n-l.L n..A .ayA nm Sul--..
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Steamboats, anO Railroa ls.
| TROY ROATs

A TROY BOATS f,rprzr,N-s., = 49,
~ Note changeIn Ie.,fi,, ZINE Inc.
nom a5 CITY % TROY ieave anlg exo,f ~ A
.i,si =. 70 a. North river 70
s VII morning trains Tor North ana N, SD soa.
PREV and JOTx leavs Pisr n Nol, - H. -
So0ih SIDE ot CANAL ST. every WEEl ~ a11eeet.
trains Norlh West IN NN~'P.'b WIN
Excursion ticactsto r.fqru oa,s al
w W ~ EhEfT. Presliens
\ LbANI DAY B0ATS-ALRANY end a.
%. ibBA RDaaily Sun laws axcspteii eave Vcs,-
g. M iSa;s an 49, ~ a n sro9Sya bg AuaeS ass
neck s ne ellneseck caiss ani iu lssn Connect * aa1s
VITA Jls 2: f-sfrr ~.
aware r. r.: at Hudson PitisHels Lebanon 81 sa
:, R sTahy ior the North AMI West ans SPIcfsf
'A IN PRESS New Central
ficsctstai Sv * NJ ncxets good this line Mi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
FOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS,

WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAlNE MEMlHREMAGOG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE
Commencing June 81 special Fast Fxrress Train win,
Parlor Cars VIII leave Central Depot NcvYorl va
N.Y. ~ H. and ii. r. r.. AZ 1895 A. NJ daily texcert sun.
days. arriving al the White Mountains early In the evening
n. Al. aud II. X r., or 10 -
9 T. HEAPsrEAD. 9. T. A., 4th-ave and 42d-st n Y.
l IDSON.-Steamers Redfeld and McManus
or hleson ana VIA Boston and Albany Railroad 20
ADAMS ana lsSgenon Springs Bennington ptsaed, North
or Ataens NoNSAc r Stny vesant baltimore r-
nom Pier IS. North River - - N-'~ ~'|'0N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
rEO PHILADELPHIA.

THE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAT WEEK DAYS Ann a an
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADII.PHlA
~ y IN NEW-AOKk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
,, OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF

WESTERN BONDS.-Informat;op Furnished
sotpI ia,' Ng, UN,CIpAI BONDS ITTINoIs MS
and wilma 49, ~ ana NEBRASKA regarding itigation
a. ~ "S1 yefs anu sellers OF JOIN ~ ZEIl
LEI " w. Hroad-st. tDrexe Buildng) New York "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
STEAMBOATS, an0 isaiIroans.

FOR B0ST0N-THE LATEST TPATN LII
Grand canir, s ne via n y n IL and H. r. Leave
PIE sundays Also train at 40 m week a. On
VIA -'e' orK ana New England Railroad ' ~ 0NS'S
l ,EiilGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ASSENGER TRAINS, and after Nav % 1891 will
Sao ~ ~ ,oeoi Corantt ll Desbr)sss-st 80 n
anu p''O D. m Tor EastOn Allentown
Ithaca ;en n8ch ohn1k Wlkesbarre Towanda, wavery
WsI bethiehem Allentown. Reading Mauch Chunk
to 20 ana fIstol Pullman sleeping coaches attached
.''"' u. ~ IT a. ~ n Ant I.
- "heet D. ~ points In Nahanoy Hszeton Goa, =.
r. -, 10 spIDN, e. u. Eastern
oorhef ChuIchandr brtial st& C. II. CUMMTNCiS Agenf
y EM w HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD
So SthlNEFlELD. HoLYOKE. WHITE MOTTSTATNS
SIS 9'eae H ,eaye Pier - r. at M 2Sd.st T. r.
cin1n, ,xSeDtsd aud ll:2O D. (snndavs in
WIN special trains nfer,no
@ PoS llckets sold baggage checked AZ gtt Iroa1
way, v Y pronglv, 'bt b.ptl-
Haven and return, ~ 30 - ''- NN0uisioh 10 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
SHORT LTNIorIcK N, 81

win thSsiI-ANIIC CITY 545 m. FNPPF,SS ON m 81,
.t"e4n cars, arriving az Atlantic ~
W NUN Newfork One way. - % Round tim S4sL
hiE I'LL and NEW YORK RAILWAY.
6:sO m ~ Freehold 9'f5 715 n. l2m- ? 4:30 $50.
y E w -JEkSE1 SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
.s5 5o6 ese Nia sandy Hook leave lo:sO m l:8l
ss0a m o''o p m Tor East Lone Branch &C on sundays
ant Sc M Si5 5p m.For Grove Point Pleas.
a Ss I Hook via Branchport 5:45 745 A. M " n
FOR Monmouth Beach seabrieht &c via nra,.,,. ,.s
so "a NJ - m, 2. &:3a $40 $50 > m
WA Red Bank Lakewood Tou,s R,,a- tri,
" eigl's Ineaand and an stations Raw side
~, Bank ior Lakewood. Toms
ANA ma IeishtSr Sea side Park. narneraf &c $50
nnil-ah HAILED H. sandy Hook farT
stao,s AZ b Toms River. ATLANTIC CITY and al
R; tsOh myia Red Bank for Lakewood Writings TOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

DoCBIE, TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
Ai-NI AND TIE FASTEST rINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE NEW-YoRK CITY AND NORTHERN


7
n and NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depni.
Three express trains daily Except
palace sleeping - '-
snndaysat 100 ny with palace sleeping caral Limited
tickets TO Boston, all rail- IS.
on and after MONDAY, Juno z, special LIMITED NEW.
PORT EMPRESS train leaves at pr M cars
taebed arving at Newport at $50 Tickets ana nar,~
seats be oDainedat metropolitan, Fth AVeana All
Windsor Hotel ticket odaa2 and AZ Grand Central De0oL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

RALTTMORE and OHIO RAURoAn

~ FAST LINE TO
onand ,fd - az ;, Aaeeaa Baltimore and washingfsl
wanna X Depot "a, rssagsr Frans leaye non pennsv1.
Mgn. 1eTye v, ws,lay,,1 s
iachea ''s 'ars Cola noas aai iaai Iar,r csr Is
$50 Oddly fast iiae Or wassinr,,, ,--, ,,,,.,
iTan naee seegcr AM Ss, "a y e
Vd d2 ,-.Niidpig,it ,ily Sis,,,~. ,,.,.,,,
C55 S9 w. N Arrive AT Garden statipa Baiii.ses
ns So NJ Washington iCio a NJ 's eess,s s ,Ss cs
yeiron =, a1 w, 1,Se' .,r au,, n, IVES, Train. A.
a 'cenng aerhs sa5- ~ -, N ,ai 1880 n
way Il ali IN, s,s a. compqpv's onoe ais Rrsai
pany 4''' "'ihe Pena'yivl mia Raiiroaa Com
(CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JFRsFy-
btsgSgn loot q Falton.st levers wsr STALLION u
no. -New York ioo, Of Ii5ertv.sr A. foal,vs
Harrisburg etc remington Easion Allentown. RealiaE
d. and n es,rs cheoeys ,folnta'n H-h si, sr,,.
Waveriy ere ''" X H. Easton, Allentown Wtikss,i-rs
Bridge Branch fFfsa@nsoa schooeys Nouatlia NJ,
Mauch ClnSe villa iason AhemtOwn Reading s-rissn-e
Upper Iehirh Scran,eDsso Tamaqua Droa Naaticoss
risbarg Mane c51n gto3 aston Allentown READING nar
Chunk Tamadna r t,lemnee9 Easton wina GAP Mau.h
$50 p mFor sohooleys Mountain I ho5 anton n etc
44:ss55p m.-For sonerville Plen,neto,. Sc
Reaiine arrsn ,asien d. L and W r. r. Allentown.
SUNDAY trains leave SAB a. To- - n M ~ t Nc D.
ow stations $50 m for ESstoa AasS
81 i%r e New Az at 5i5 6l5 eds 7h 72O soe $40
Az SI 1o = $50 55 $780, 545 6I5 ESQ., 7.sa sl5 J.
For trains local points Tables at stations.
" Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
"a ALI. RAIL LINE for Perth Am,ov sonft .r,,,r
PIeassri Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Pont
ca oh As 5i5 7'45 loSOa H. 70 H. $780, l. $50 5.sa
s,,d FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
rHRoTGH c "a Rs-9 ole,h TINE
Mn rps ATLANTIC CITY 5-4sa M FxPPtSS o.oon =.
Fare ONE @ " At e G R9@ At c ;'D %
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Financial.

rot -, ES S;S and CAPITALISTS will want 70
United Almanac for 1881 gives the pnro.
cents 6y m ~, ''eAue ana Expenditure 1873 Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

4 OF os 10 1.-Two shares of the capital stock
dress " 9une Association, value 81 COO each Al
-So MOhE ~ JENNIE FIR. 2uG Rrosdvor N"NN' NAh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

6on1h OCNS and City r. r. Stocks and BONDS
oo.sl ana sold f. T. HEWITT 81 Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

H YORK LAKE AZ a. a - NV, ~ te y r ~ =
"a y, i.eni ol trains from Chamber Deoo,
20 m ~, ihcinnail ant Chicago Day Hxnress Tlrs s,,
CoacAe, 10 l5iao and Suspension Bridge Couneci. n
~ m tDaiiy)-Fast ~ Lonis icxpr,ss a-svsn, ar IN,
: a % connecting with fast trains ne West ana
southwest Pllman's iBranipy roo,
toBuGao Connects Turner's for Ee,r, 'als ~o'eies
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-10
RUPTURE.
THE TRIUMPH TRUSS &C

No. South Thirteenthstreet, Philadelphia,
Pa, and 1874 Bowery, New York, cure Rup-
lures in from 80 to so days and will pay 81 900
for rupture they cannot cure. Send IS
cents for book to either Office and be cured.
Rvoniuo fioUc fraa
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Hoos.-Every year the importance

Hoas.-Every year the importance
Of raising our own pork becomes more
apparent. Our farmers fod that
there is policy as well as profit in
raising pork on the farm. Alfalfa
fields make the best kind of hog
pasture at any season of the year.
Grain fields are easily harvested by
hogs, and the stubble fields are CLEAN
ed by them. On many farms par
ticolarly where dairying and grain
growing are carried on together, the
cost Of raising few hogs each year
is nothing, as they get their living
upon what would otherwise 20 to
waste. But it pays to feed hogs we'll
to keep them in good growing order
from their birth till they are ready
for the butcher. The hog should be
looked upon as necessary part of
every good farmers stock. And
while he saves what would otherwise
go to waste, he should be provided
for 10 times when there is no feed.
A few sections Of movable fence will
allow any grain grower to pasture
hogs upon the growing crop, in sec
tions, as convenience may suggest.
In this way the expense Of keeping
whore opeu pasture is not obtainable,
will be greatly lessened. No good
farmer can afford to neglect the mat
ter o. providing pasture in this or in
sone other economical manner.
While hogs in great pork producing
States are dying of with the hog
cholera ours are remarkably free from
all disease. We can can produce
healthier AMI better PORK than in
any other section in the United Sta
tes. Farmers who feel the effect Of
hard times should think upon this
subject, and by taking advantage of
every sure means Of profit, turn their
attention to branches Of farming that
will pay and not neglect SO profitable
q resource as the growing aud fatten-
ing Of hogs to supply the homo de-
mand.
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GARaET Cows that are fat ct the
time Of calving are more subject to
congestion Of the udder than those in
poorer state. Neglecting to give
proper attention to the milking is
another cause. Inflammation seldom
ever attacks the whole Of the udder,
but it is confined to one or two quar-
tiers, and is indicated by swelling,
increased heat, pain and redness, and
by alteration in the milk, which is
curdled, whey-like aud sometimes
mixed with blood. The general
treatment is to give moderate purge
SAY Epson Salts, ! tb; powdered
Jamaica ginger o.; water l pint;
mix for one dose. Drinking water
should be limited and dry food given,
90 as not to encourage the milk sup
ply. The milk should be frequently
drawn away with the hand or a teat
syphon.
The infamed udder should be well
fomsnted with hops aud water for at
least one hour night and morning, and
after each fermentation some of the
following liniment should be freely
applied Camphorated oil s ozs.;
Aaid ext. Belladouna 4 ozs'; mix.
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CIDER.-Put the new cider in
clean casks or barrels, and allow ii
to ferment from one to three weeks,
according as The weather is cool or
warm. When ii has attained to
lively fermentation, add to each gal
lon three-fourths Of a pound Of white
sugar, and let the whole ferment
again until it passes nearly the brisk
pleasant taste which it is desirable
should be permanent. Pour out a
quart of the cider, and mix with it
one quarter of an ounce of sulphite of
lime for every gallon the cask con-
tains. Stir until it is ultimately
mixed, and pour the emulsion into
the cask. Agitate the contents Of the
cask thoroughly for a few minutes,
then let it rest that the cider may
settle. Fermentation will be arrested
ct once, and will not be resumed. Tt
may be bottled in the course Of q
few weeks, or it may be allowed to
remain in the cask and used on
draught. If bottled 1t will become a
sparkling cider, better than what is
called champagne wine. Professor
Horsford, of Cambridge, was the first
10 use the sulphite Of lime for this
purpose, and to him is due the credit
Of first calling attention to it's useful
ness. It is 10 no respect deleteriou1,
- the sulphite, into which the sui.
phate is changed by the liberation Of
sulphurous acid, is entirely insoluble
and remains ut the bottom Of the YES
eel. The writer has cider prepared
In this way two years since, which
has remained unchanged and ID now
. beverage Of unsurpassed excellence.
The sulphiss Of lime, and not the
sulpkate, must be used.