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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ngw.YoHK, May f.-BEEVEs- Recesrss today And YES
erday 2ta " 200 head -is6 ears al e0hs and
81 % Jersey city. Total since sauriay sOsJ head
against pO3! head Tor the eorTeondlnk me last week Mr
direct
left lao for the market. including ladE al
butchers srprsd "a The light supply ana
the competition for AL grades began carly ADD unusually
sharp The yards presented very quiet appearance me
time before and shortly after That hour every bnllo,k
wa sold Prices advanced &c. per for Good aud
Iraic cattle aud &c b. Fair grades Tie
marset closed hrmcf than u openc and II The Dressed
improves proportion q the IN Cattle there
a better Friday than had today Six
lozs ted Coorados and theroSeos add 100
81 Coiorsdo suffers 81 1915 and the range
Common 20 Choice Native Coied attic vac from lOc 20
dress ~ l2c 70 dress 81 n VI Dstlery led
ffnlls changed hands nj 900, UFe wright
Mr Eastman reserved n head % sip alive and 477 head
for shipment dressed quariers Lingham OBrien
c,yed Prime steers nom Chicago which with about 800
ready % be ahp0ed alive on me Epuan Monarch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

L.
- Evansville incomes nom ,5 81 70 and 6rst
So So II coosols were ~ higher ~ iao22Ip Wabash
e. ..iorr Minnesota d HI gheT 81 ~. 400 and
eon a,.i ,acrtgags brought 100 10, IA Fouip-
gen, el. md Wabash seconds sold ~ iV.ols were
9pI's - 20 Denver and Rio Gfauue ~ III her at
sees ~ liza. Kansas Paeibc cons,,,I = ~ -i0eio
r III IA ards Denver division, q hlsn o. yitb an
lV YY' Ta and Pacific incomes were suV's "'''
sapss G,b l. Treasnry to-day lost S2,ozo ''n ,'v
Ihe oep, e,I loss OF $640.6s3 less c'.Iiv,l,e
nsaas W $40 oe,o This makes the t"tai TO- - ~,
pr II o,lO sat Money to-day was lli nun, tI
fIn,S 81 from 70 per cent the i"ans'al ins York
ryns,ped The domestic exchanges vi ,,,,,ab
2. ~ named are qnoted "a t0oNa Ne,r
~ 81 ~ nre,piuin; Charleston, go plsi'in' 10
asi.ans 81 5Oa&2 30 premiums o. go urs-
nnt nreruiuin: ChieagO par % - M Tinted
e ss poston 10 cents discount p" '-a;,,eJ
In 'i,s Tr"asnrer al Washington to-day ,yLc
"a 900 "a sional hank notes Tor TeN
ns,n,os receipts were SJsOOOV, anu RI CIeorinc
nn s,ate,nent to-day IL as follows m t,
stai coo 22g balances Sb'9IZ''op, Rrreiufs
go ~ tine h-Treasury covetou. -, Ial
~ 5oi S2t payments. - .14l,gla' c,,5' ~
Va. a. a35 SO coin balance. 1li'1l 49, f,r
s m. vforeien exchanges are active Sn9 1T ali
ling today were flut her aiNanccn Z crnt
sms,,T actual business following ~ a"! !IIe5 Sons
ssa,o,s The nominal quotations. Large np sreaL
sF'.,cuyites are expected and some hahh.,S pccic
" nrnbalilty of an advance TO ab9sY " e. ss;gbt
o. nnorf4r;u,, rate. which is abOnt - So io' 7N
ssft1b Apncxed arr the revised quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
COTTON MAREErs-nY rELEoRApH

LIVERPOOL, May 4-l2SO p. m.-cottOn--rhere u q med.
,rsis inquiry which n tTeoy supplied Madng Uplands
W,sd Mddiug Orieans BID sales, estimated at 5000
ae including 100O bales Zoe speculation and export
gs bales, American. Futures-Up ands. Low Mid
Sing clause and july delivery hz7sxd do July and
kdrast delivery 5a also txd DO August and repter
r delivery Ga spfembef and October delivery, 5b
~ NoyeaDsr md December delivery 5sls Futures qnis
AtEkrtot, May 4-l;30p n.c0ti0R- fntnres plaDils,
Ss kitcliag clause, MAY and june Acyey, Ss do oc-
hper and November 3Us,d
aWkizOl, Nay 4-2.s0 y. m-CottOn.F utures-U plaBdS
ten Aiaaing ehuse. MAY and June delvcfy 5slsd do.
ksN AMI July delivery 81 a. do July and August dexory
49,; IA August aud september delBeTy, clad.
skkt>)0i, Nay As C0itOn-1he sales Of the day
49, $40 bales American Pntufes-C plapds. Low
eikhsc Jey and August delivery ca; 40 August
delivery, % I'D; September and October
WI 10 Noycn bar Sud Descmttr delivery. 5Ssd
eins Il y MAJ ~ Cation aulli Madng loc.; L0w MD
sis Saae Coed ordnry, se receipts ii2 bales Sales
s,a1 $500 Nay 4tetion eaaier more doing Mid
nel ~ 80 sSs esddiR. iO,s, Good ORDINARY 8ssc;
Iooe hze- - ~ sa1ss exports cosstwse $40 bes saies
. Nfsr11s 10y. 1857 bales.
ss.yts 77s 49,; a-Sotsgs quiet; Siddlins. lOte TO
seck 5s7se hs s1gsn;4 L576 bsles sass 1890 bales
xsa Sx ~ NAY atsusa sasss s,A,nr. io,.e. Low
eosasiss 10 ssss sa s az. bas. ~
ssn oss.s. SsE ssls., A,aa,.s ,o,,o Low
Ere 49, ~ S'e ilef reeeipts 93i bales,
eosf.s.0 yees exlfts 10 tba Couiinmf 1GS bsIs.
esAeA seoss SVJe b@lesi STOCK, 2l7,563
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

a., . ga, - 49,
hai..H -' =. .' .,
i'. i-f.if % F.. ... ..t i.4 - 81. '5 ''.''
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whsat -.n,h..a 5000 t'.. F.t.i ..-rt" hif a'd
t...t ....f -. 81, ..f.,.. -t.t'. 100
p ., 10. a. NJ. y .F- t.,..f u j.. ,-...' f.r.,
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It 49, ''., - - d, '''i y eng tt ~ i..+.
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"itf"' ' .'- "' % 10y. . ~ -".' t'- ''f'
t'.i'-''. '' 10 Ill, ''-, o. I ~, '..' ,"' p.
I,1"i t'-1- "Nl' :" 90, Do DO ~ l' 'A'.t~i Nir'
nI 100000 ua-- .u -f". - r~i l Il' N"n. DO uar.ri
tirifi' h gov . " t- '... nn- 'iA' 80 ''.lf
hu.h t.tn. '-.nIH I.t. d, 't- D n1 t'sn. , -I Cd
hu-.. .tnai -aipn-hi- Hi 'u lHi, " Lr-'. -' uoH
bn-i- cora '''" '''1- "~'H 4'''' '''i' "5e' -''U'
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~. ",h ''i... 100 i 49," 't,', 81, q.
49,, IT," ann ,- @aa i..',- II . r ..l f. ~, ~ i,r.. ls
90 f'-J"p .'- -..,. & p, ~. 30, ih.'4.'l
GU g ' i -' t tr-- T. - fone si1 80 o o' f
w Tan ni1l it 90 i"i I'r AL ii-'H- CASH az 'c
June. i... ithj i..- h''i- r"-.'f ~a"na'f, ',f
~h"it ll5 '' l... p, go " h'tr' -.r-H' Al"
1hrf rl aii n' i.i..- itATiH i" NfNHil 40 i'
ttscNNAu Ma l-ii"uf tfn. O.. bur- n. qn"ta'] higher
ivly DAthi Hif.',,,- 49, ni',, aih hi.l-' No.
MlHet 20 80, '"'' f.,I, H" atT'. . ~ a{.ri
hIm'at :l 20 laid easier ~ Cog ulA Meat ci-iri
~houhigrs ac. 'lrn hil. &c - Con ,l'iy anil un.
geod' by The eoaGn',i,n VI "a aarI- !. ,oatuae q
81 90 Hnti Aai 10 unless "iorIN notes." iulief nH ana
mors si-sdy common and Iirh - 5,assoi: Fac.lns
ADJ lini, n,i- - ''4f" toi receipts 100 head snip
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KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
THE MUTUAL UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

, ,,,,es 1,der ne law. ~ theAsufe n Sewyo5F and
has constructed telegraph line ~ FIX plrcs from Boston
Mas. fo Washington. ID. g..
Tll cr PAS been at IN the most substantial manner. AMI
f. uai- IRE ~ 81 rile carry f5-N wins tn"
rarrsny Do. obtained excellent franchises or contracts u
nslttLeuhtof Nay through Boston Providence. Hartford
Sow York city Philadelphia baltimore AMI Wa'in-'o" ""
a.. tIr smaller CITIES aud towns on tho route.
me-. ,rr,ur now proposes. extend th,r lines from Sew
York inl BOSTON Wor. ,~ei. 0prugi'h. ALBANY IutA
-ra-e io, hrster n,flo fc Cleveland Toledo h'ii"iL
Chicago NuRauktc. rau Minneapolis also ;" h"n*-
l.t. e Iai'- In allpus Louisville tu'HnAii t"Ln
t,. ul-.ins I-sDure &c. intending 20 cover the p-nt
nal rfe. Of iho we-, lud The intermediate Stations. ss
uae from r.i-ton o. Por.isud and tir i.a-f"rn ci'''
10 p believed that the lines 81 this company when corn
rrtrl include nDrtertns OF the if"h,i-o -f"'
Irisne-s ~ thr country
The -or,uv has occurred On adtuoa - mo ordinary SIS
tenn several valuable inventions mr thf MOST cn'r"t ana
economical USE ~ i. plant these Inventions covering 'r
whole hed of fcetphy such line newly bnb coh7iiu '
D. D. s..re 1 fr most improved methois 81 teie1aphy
n operated the most improved 81 stems 90 TOE n'''
economical manner lDd covering mnete1tha ol te business
OF tle country. With comparatively small capl'a H sure "
M very prnltble Co. stockholders ani a. th' sam" in'
f .vtar, Co merchant. and business men in All tc ie'i
iue rides
Tor tbe pur,c Of completing lines there viii be- H.
m % o,onO0 Of bonds thirty years. % per cent IN
telc. payable gold semLannuab ia Ne" iorA rsstcr'H
20 the central trust Company o. New-f'rA
Purchaser. ~ Oerrsd g, 0n0 0o bonds aud o. oo0oW par
value STOCK - The o par for te stocA or nr each cash
pufohasc Of slOoOO the purchaser viii r'tei'et
Bonds
1e amount made payable ~ required for consist u''
bn rt over O per cent viii be called any Bionth
.crpece that tho entire systen vii be- completed apo
,sofk .ng sithih twelve months.
l ni.re. charges plu be- Only sal0ooo annually when
,hr limos ire ul Finished Tho ucom0 fom he pr sent ne
itwe,u Boston Now.lork cts and asna3p can o' n'o
% pay that amount 10 pay dsaena Of pef cent uI W
entire authorized capt a. % slob@ooo VIII fell' "'S
"a fl|r ftnfI = Hr 4 a
lt. estimated that tlc net revenues of THIS 'hnic '"
~ tlee,ph lines when couplrel will not 6e less than
a. 5o00OO annually. enough % pay TIE hteir' OF ~
l,s and T. per cent di,idens the whole capitol st''
oiv - 500 900 Will be allotted TO Newlor The balance
will be taken Boston and the West -
Anotments viii b. made fa ior amounts OF sio"" ,'
nnlrr aud she remainder Will be allotleip~ ala i''
exceed ng $4,000 On May 10
rbe booA. ase uov opened once and All close Oh
Thursday. May 3, ass y. uL
Fuu particulars furnlshci upon alpuoAu'A
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ErRoPEAN YTNANcIAL MARKETr.

LoS1Ds. Nay 4-l2sSo p m.-Consois. lOlnis for both
money and the account o. s. bonds four half per
kni ll7 Atlantic and Great Western irs mortgage
Central, lag Pennsylvania Central, ~ heading "a
kew-YOrk. Ontario and Western. 80.
LONDON. NAY A-2sSO .. m-Pars Rdvioar
lent ssnlss - "a trsnes s. oentines for TIE account
DoSistf, Ma3 A-4sSo m.-Atante and Great Western
trsf mortgage trus,ets oeTtincates 6e Ie 49, do zee
md cVnsols. los NeE York Central, i5ls Illinois cen
nal, 1924; Pennsylvania Central, ILL., Peadipg "
Paris sdyces quote hires per eent renes rSues 81
Ruincs the INDIA Council bills were allotted
kAay at g deeiiBr u VI YET rupee.
PAkls May AExehsuge ON Lsncon. % francs 70 cen.
Nnas or
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GENERAL MARKEr REPnRT.

ASHFS-guicf. unchanged
COFFE1-Tao dulI aul nnniR1v uur' rnred Ordinary N
Prime carpncs ,r. rlliiur Fsir re- lAail 1r
stock here now 81 1872 bags. Aud Grades quiet. npaiuly
unbalanced.
COTToN--POt cotton quict .fralv. uuchaurcli snirs
1916 2is evening" .nrlldlnz 40 cAFnrt goo
spinning md ~ FOR srfcnsian. Delivered c"na-
800 bales Rffeips the p1rts to-day. fal b4ss ans
t.afw - mn ltafV
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY,
Coupon or Registered. free from Nation
al and state Taxes.

Tho Pennsylvania Company corporation chartered IN
ls7n ar She purpo 81 operating and developing
che Taiays vest u Fttsburg controlled by She PsHnsiTa
I nia llaiiIoad Company
To provide ne acqureueas % additional prop
srty and the farther development q ths Pnsvlvana a
Company systeH the Pennsylvania Company has Dc
CRATE First Mortgage Bonds % The
Of T2poO0Op ~ which the present issue forms part
bearing interest - per per annnm pay
January July the principal maturing Do 1921
both principal and interest payable IN Gold In the city Of
New York. frct from National and state Taxes
The Eonds i.sunl 10 denominations Of $1,000 each ana
| EVERY BOND HAS ENDORSED THEREON THE ALSO
/ LUTTE GU ARANTEE OF THF PENNSYLVANTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOR PRfNcrPALAND INTEREST
The total authorized Is further secure by mortgage
q fret charge upon-
Let The years held bg The Pennsyva Com
pony Pltshurg. wayne and Ccago. the Cleve
land ami FsDurr the Ere and tho p1ttsbHr Railways.
THEsR LEAsEs ALONE have for the twelve fron,
hf date D. December 81 lN.O yielded yearly net
prD8i ~ the Pcnn,ylvani Company exceeding million
doars which Than double The entire annual ln
tert fhc si0000OO0 Bonds present 70 De issued
ID The coulpanys real The cities q Pitts
bnrg. Allegheny and Chicago and siocAs and boud IN it,
treasury par value u about s2tOOO0OO being mainly
-cuIiis 81 lines forming part Of the Peun-yvania system
The company further agrees the Performance 81 which
agreement likewise Fuarnieed by Peunsy Rail
rood Company purrase every year wi,h bonds Of
this offered price par bonds equal 20
per tho then outstanding Of d bonds and the
annual nterrt upon such bombs shall have been before
D
DO protect e price Of the bonds against any material
decline below tho issue price
The Pennsvvauia Company has other debts except
- deb-atuTes ~ dspost Of A. ~
pe ftf-burr and Chicago away stock part
enumerated ahoyel and ia bonded debt
De- increased beyond the amount - ~ u
p1d capital silsk. Whfh present b. s9nfspi1u Ctclu
sisey oen"' hJ !h~ Penn.sivania Railroad CON Pany
The rllSays % rated directly utresy BY The Peunsy
company conprire system ~ .Gi miles, and the Ntf
EARSNti- that company the year 1850. after ie pay
ucnt ~ at nred charges amounted - w sJg7l 3lG 80
/ Thos- 81 the Pennsyivanis Railroad Corn-
pany on ~ lines east ~ Fittsburg after
payment Of aH ared charge 10 ..... sT63s lGa OF
TOT ~. NIT HEvFNCE frr 1880 .. si07 100 9O5 40
WHILE ONLY sf,IO0.0OO Viii Do required 10 meet the
Interest md SINKING f,ri. WHEN THE WHOLE OF TIE
/ ss0.OgO.0OO BONDS ARE Is-rkU
h. httn male to have toupon Bonds registered
n thc owners etrrd and for tleir
sb-ute Ilrel,iese Bombs. Interest payable "a TIE
/ rc,isterod owner only
WILLIAM TIfAW.
Vice President Pcnnsy l,aHia Company.
/ Approved
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{Urniiurc.
Cornoralion Noliles.

NOTTCE-Prnposlls will be received n tho
~ Office ths nrlartnieDt - ao a. tIatra Anh Corr G,
tHn slave. aatu Aay IL ISL .of h, t.l- fHr,'e
hardware luncr and rof full ln49iiiai'e 80 al
l.l.C OilD Tor sale ~ CitJ Hail
NOTICE.--Seaed Proposals will b. received
y I'd tho ounce ol As lgv Do aflaeui D. sa'i 30 h'l'e
uuf MAY l. lr,i, f0r hufus aNH-f fnf lnf1e N'nt
~. .us ~ .la ~. flg l 4EivEual1I sco AiJ -oie'
tol sd. 40 40 DlB ii0L
NOTICE. ---Scaed Proposals viii be- received
AZ rr al q tir narf 81 iucauau uutii MAJ ., l',i'
f0 r,pasus and painting Grammar s'hooi heh-. ,,a.f
We- tuA.-t ami ur hcflus aDpifi4is ~ =
aei.d llons4 so it. lat @sdsL Lsi iu.' A-.N' -N
"tIty ieoOri,T Tor sale ~ 80. cry Han
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rxuf.sa. BLoa,nvar0N lsn WE.ruN h,iWAf CO..
Ilf UfoinW A. oil. ts.f
rr,o the STOCKHOLDERS and lNCOA

mo tUo IUIhtIVI4III-It'. -" I.,. 81 .---l-l-,
Il HOHDIOluEit- % lr ~ h4AN@' "'''N'''
teu ~ f-IEitN RAILWAY 80 ,.t...t .......,,.,. "a
sn,r d. hereby gwen ihs enc new CONS, f ne
IN e.,rrauys stock viii De- entitled o. fttr.'' ~ ~ 80
render I'd BIZ ceriincaio Two shafes oi rl"' '" " '
of fnp utu company. .-ttt En-. af.rE tolfera
. ~ M. ohio fufllua aud rlrlnc lAAlNAt ~" t 49,.
snv oerr an 10 and incutns June a psi !" 49, $3.50,
~ tI. IA Tnrsre Buuas option 70 cuhftl. ti.t ,a
the .toE of me neK Company "a thc Sane 80 ~
-, Two aharrs 81 500 each 90 stock vi" Do s'''" '
- ~ nd sftr univ l. ISL for limited tine ne M h
80 .l,si nol have heau converted INTO ntfA W ~
d',,srblr into rev Couaolllat'ti ao., ~ 1h,
DALAI lgr dollar. = n " oA---- " w
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financial.
80. YorK. Anrllf. IN.
MEETING Of
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD,
EXTENDING FROM
Washington City to Point Lockout.

F1RTYsEYEN MILES GRADED between She Rsitimors
and Potomac Railroad aud Point Only ~
rridur required complete connection Win DRUM Poins
Uarbor grading and trekayng actvey progress
s Hais purchased entire lue betgern Brindywine.
Drum Point Harbor and Point Lookout Road viii be Open
far The cheaPoake and the YORKTOWN
Centennial
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THE
'0YEAR PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THIS ROAD
by THE CITIZENS NATIONAL RANK Or WASHING.
TON, y. g., AND GUARANTEE TRUST AND SAFE DE-
PO~iI Co. or PHILADELPHIA
WABASH RAILWAY FUNDED INT. BIDS. AND SCRIP.
ROCHESTER = PTTTSBURg Rn. BDs. AND SCRIP.
ROME. WAITE RTOWN & OODENsPrKO lsT1 4 DDS
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY 3Ds
CHS. RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE RR 1878.
sCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY ISrs AND DDS.
GIN. HAMILTON ASD DAYTON R.L STOCK
y. J., WOODHAVEN, IsOCKAwAY RR srl OK
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN isT MORT. BONDS
CiN, IND. 81 LOUIS CHICAGO BIDS. x STOCK.
WANTED
CEAg. r. WING,
No. ~ wALL-ST., NEw-YORK.
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ngDfIEEl-. uf.l.A
fFWH.H Asu Nl-sf-ntH o. 60 a. coz
40 II BRoAaN Al, NEN-fe ..A..April h. l77L
TEvUuEL AND ONE-uALF Oh pri cent
...r-. viii b. 9sd ou registered Boo -fla' bonds Il
o.. ,.tanf .-itd f1r ffu ~ i'r .rnp'n' " ' 'l ~ IA
tf t ,laf.i noreaee bombs pty 4hie on alsl AFTER y
h. i,, 1he tlsnsr nsjss wn 10 rlosri NAY D. - - =
h. i ..,ncn w ihe u0guiBv oi lzs lr. o. 700 f.oth
D. ". flAkh,
b. NILLIAN~pN IccFFefA
" II. TILIINGHAH'fh
,,,.trre 90 TIE TonB@royE NIL AND NfsIs1 Coz
az 81. ,..tr - Piui srELPHit. April -. .~.l.
Z am DIEIDEND.-IhC EXecnflfe Commit
4 -. If d.. l-..rl af u tl company have LIS
-, .r.i fI. regular monthly di. t.sud oi ~ '1 bang
nn rish of The capital -ntN II tc t"l-ly,
-.,,..' y. ,f anI after MAJ 10 thsn .Is'
'r.r-f.r books closed ff1i 5000 tu lhtl ineiislf
GtukGE b. NiAM, gresdrut.
W b. IuFsEY. SserrttfJ.
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fIyTE transfer books of this company WI
4 cisaed Nay 10 D. fn and ir'' ,,,5i lfrs rr.r
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OF hI"'A 'IA tiff' lrn pr &c ..iff HfI.f ll lH
NEURf.E a. pfENrI->,
d WALSH
4 Ill who arr Interested In railroad business
and mirs-o -'it.sfrs sI0ud rrt TlIE TRIlUHE AL
AANA'lor 1881. nos i..t.}. price - cents byuati.
RANkERS and CAPITALISTS will wont To
- ~ the Tribune Aiman nv -~t b. givcs t1e lrfrrs
inT iair7 lrsrtlc aud lEpeufure racc 1870 Price,
- cent? hF n.aiI
4, As STOCKS and City r.. p. lork4 end Bonds
- b"arHi and aoiL B. - INV Do b. tl fschao-pace
EWlNNE q DAY,
- SO. 81 WALf-cT.
TAhN-ACI a OBS EEhL hAHhiNG AND IRntFR
A"E h'@lNh~- ~ HALLWAY 0hAaa-. tufh-. &C.,
- thr -inrs h0ter-o thr anI Long Branch
tension ialroai 'pnptns. eiert d.-rl-f irre
nr tlr year next r-nr w tr lflf 1 1e n4r. uf E Sew
fork AMI i"nf Hra.rI fa rood company in jr'J y. be
iWrfu lHf N"uTs ui D. fl Dl tat, 'IA Il ufrt
JrI~J CITY. 8 300 49, l-+f. -tMt u.s. hNDN -Hry.
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ALICE GOLD ,vD sILvEK MisSs CoHr,sY.)
rNHE BOARD OF DIRECrOhS OF thi. com.

rvWE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this CONF
Z rarr has t9i- fav DECLARED MONTi1N DfNfntND
So. 8. Il FpWTA IIlut SAND DOLLARS. ~ ~ ttN -
l tf payable % the Farmers Ioun naf rust com.
as N. Nur iiiy tAs luth in-t lfal-l.r l-.s al
m fls 9TH ani lsalt the 7. h dty of MAJ, tr
JOskFH r. WALK .h, lrssl'.~ht.
vF,tfP COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
1 IlNf~ OF tie INTERNATIONAL ard NktAf
.t.I.rALRN HAIiIspAb COAPANh due Ma b. l@'l. III
d. .I u ad after Way ai the ohce % tsr company ~
mos. " PFARsAT.I, Wee President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

u.a s.. d.. oricr of DkiXhL, MoEGAN 81 ~.
". p. LAFFAN 'crctary.
nFFlCE OF PVLLMAN'S PALACE CAR
~ COMPANY, Chicaro. May 3 ~-i-fiFil-FifTu
QUARTERLY DiNlDEND.-lhe urtal quarterly fitfsti
frn pr fhr capital stl. ~ This o'npiuy ls
b.. a, 4.t pos Nay l6 % tle following Offices
iH. .t.Itr- Loan affd Trust Company He~ ! OK.
Sea- 90. land rTu-t 0mpany. Bosom
A. B.. WEINsIIEIMER
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

TI.tNf TfITl, -.
rg7WT FATHER DE SNEi CON~OLlD MED
! IIfu MINING COMPANY has Iceland pi. ui id q,
j OFF s..t. r~- SHARE payable at Goo Once ~ ie.hN
..t ... .....t III ',fsfL D.. DEA-. ~rslotsfy.
N,sy.YoaA. Way2 ISL
rVUT STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MlN-
1850 r0NPANY h-tay der.arct o. gee. i..r mont y
-..r'.t ~ So .f'NTN FIkE CiNr~ PIt SHARP, pay.
l ST.. d. I,-l sency ~ the Bank 90 N"fNi1 ~
b. ,..I g. Nru 'ora. ~
.I..-i,i books clos, May 5 and epcn"a ta ln,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukoe TODAY;
Receipts Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
Ten MILLION Dollars

Tho undersigned. having secured control Of tn
hrrriulcfore described
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
Dip;oeno Notices.

WABASH ~. Intrp PkrBfC RNLWAT fONrkSY,i
B4pAuNaY, Nrr YORK, April %. i-rI :
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ONE AND
y fsEUAIF PER tsNT nu the preferred stock ~ THIS
cnnuauv Dr.. this dav payable 50 ~ ln. ~
hr. OF ftosk APRIL D. The transfer bapka 81" De- osS
o. o.. ASHLEY. rraaafer Agent
rus e ,rox.t R,xE or rns STAFF 90 Nrv YnsH.l
NIH NnLk. April Do, i-7i.
4 7 q meeting ~ the Drrtors Of this Bank.
y iri 300. DAY 3fiyid~nd q Tifl.Ef And ONthAiP
b.. q Nl aastrfi sr.f nIf uiaE= Of Goo
fo .rfIs. "a abp a. aUd after Nsy N.
bnuks will cinsc prI I'D and f'fAl tintpl
uHfI ftv d.
JOHN 49, RoierCN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

q. g. RnnEErS
Precedent PennrylvaniA Railroad Company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-09-08
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Fall Examinations for the year 1881,
in and for Manitowoc County, will be held
as follows:
I. Two Rivers, Friday and Saturday,
Sept 9 and 10.
z. Meeme. tSchool-house near Walter
bach's,l Monday and Tuesday, September
II and Is.
=. Cato Corners, Wednesday and Thurs
day, September IA and IS.
4. kossuth. School house near Chou
pek's,l Friday and Saturday, September 10
and II.
(. CITY of Manitowoc, (Court House, Fri
day and Saturday, November 4 and 5. Third
grade subjects both days; Second grade sub
iects, Friday; First-grade subjects, Saturday.
The minimum standing, and the average
required, for a full third grade certificate,
will not be fixed in advance of the examina-
tons. If there are sufficient number of
teachers with full third grade certificates, to
supply the schools, no limited certificates
will be issued.
Applicants viii supply themselves with
pens, ink, and paper,-legal cap preferred.
The examination at each place will open
at 10 A. NJ. of the first day and at 9 A. NJ
Of the second.
The supplementary examination, that Is 10
be held in the city of Manitowoc in Novem-
Der, is designed for those who were unable
TO attend any Of the regular examinations,
and for those seeking the higher grades of
certificates. No applicant will be examined
for third grade certificate at this examina-
ton who has not legal excuse for failing to
attend the regular examinations.
JOHN NAGLE,
County Supt. of Schools.
MANITowoC, August 10, 1881.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-09-08

THERE is something in the approach
of Autumn, the border land of summer,
which is depressing, just as If the shadow
of death was brooding over the future.
There are dark clouds in the sky which
cut off the sunshine, and gloom in the
heart which darkens hope and makes life
scarcely 'worth living" The wind has
a mournful cadence and the trees sway
as if the motion were sign of sorrow.
Everything seems to harmonic with the
prevailing spirit of sadness and animate
nature means forth dirge. Dew drops
seem like tears and the evening breeze
sigh, The moon itself seems to wear
garb of grief and fits among the clouds
tear stained Diana. 1t is season for
men to grow mad, for anguish to gnaw
at the heart and for melancholy to usurp
the throne of reason. The retina can
only receive dark impressions, the tym-
panum can trsnsmit none but doleful
sounds. One is Toasted on dismal
thoughts on every bend until it becomes
a regular symposium of sorrow. Those
imps that feed one on detection, the
Blues, are in their hey day, implacable as
a Nemesis. persistent as devil. They
revel in gloom and drag one down to the
Slough OF Despond. Work is performed
mechanically, and what in its nature is
amusement, is bore. One "sucks mel
ancholy from a song as a weasel sucks
eggs" and longs for night that he may
seek forgetfulness in sleep-the twin
sister of Death. A miserable world this
when the year is falling "into the sere
the yellow Leaf" and there is lingering
wish that the shadows which come from
the west should bring that icy breath
that gives forgetfulness and rest.