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New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
COTTON uARxEr,-sY rELE9RApu

LrvERPooI. 2O.-l2:S0 ~ rr-Cotoa-Market ann
middhnc Upands. 7slsl; MddAg Orleans 7S,ea. saies
5000 bales includ ag ODp bales Speculation export
receipts, $1,000 Dsies including 10000 bales American Fu
Uplands Low Mddung clause September and Octo
e delivery, SHED also ~ sd. do october aud NOvenbe
delivery, O'sd do D"cembrT and January delivery 6Isai
March delivery, Glsed do. March Aprll delivery
I'D DO April and May delivery. ssd May and June
delivery, 6i's9d Futures STEADY.
LIvKkooL sept -ol:Su m.-CotIon- siddlng Uplands
I'D Middng Orleans. : sd:
LIVERPOOL, SEPT 2u2:uu Cofon-Futures- plapds
Low Aldding clause September delivery. 73od 10 Novem
be aud DECEMBER delivery 6d do January FebruarJ
delivery, 6l"asd
LVRRPoo sept 2O-35O p m-Cotron-Futures-U plapd,
Low Middlng clause september delivery. 7srd; Sepfem
Der and October delivery 6Ss November and De
oember delivery 6S3j do February ana March delivery
u I'D; do May and June delivery. 6ad.
LIVERPOOL sept. .O-4;OD of IN,
day Included 500 bales American
lIFEkOOl- sept 2'o:uo T.-Cott0D-FutuTes-
do March and AIf delivery 67asd, April May d,
livery, 6sIsd do June and July delivery Giisd
closed steady
AUGUSTA. sept 2O-Cotton quiet Afiddling lO5c Low
bales St4 bales.
BALnAORk sept 2O.-Coton quiet; Mdddling l2Isc Low
MlddlBg l'so Good Ordinary, 10 sc receipts bales
gross receipts $50 bales exports To Great Britain loo
bales sales spnners, 800 bales stock. 233 baleA
OALNEerOS. sept 2O.-CottOn 6nn Nlidalmg. IL l.c
Low Mid,ilng 10 c Good Ordinary 9c receipts
baies sales So ,paleS stocA, ",Si4 baies
MOblLI- sept Zl.-Cottcn unchanged, Middling. lie.
Low Midding. l0Sc. Good Ordinary nOne net recepls
- I baes export. co4StwiSe 0S4 bales. sales, 400
NEwOKLEANs Sept 2O.-Coton steady; MiddlinR llLc.
Low Mlddlihg lOA2c. Orunary &c: net receips
I99 baesi gross S175 bales; sales. lOu0 bales stock
lOIli3 bales
SAVANNAH, sept 2o.-Cotton qmet easy; Miadlipr
lie Low Mddhng, loSisc.; Good Ordinary, net
cepts 2,S2i bales exports Gest Britain sBs2 bales
sales l3oO bales last evening 800 bales stock z6s+5
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE
nnkfls.s nI.. A Id - Hs1n.,

pHlLADELFmA. .. Sept 2o-Four extremely quiet
81 @oi Minnesota ,t Extras Clear, g OOas7 s5
DO Good 81 2O Pennsyivan Extra Family PS,r
~ 25 ONO do Good 81 10 do Choice Fancy ij07 30
do Now Process. 20; Minnesota Patents Choice
50 0O Winter Wheat Patents Itye Flour scarc
and firm at S6 20. Corn Zeal unchanCed Wheat ouiet
No Red. September, 81 ID; 81 4S0Sl asa November
Rye-PennsylvaDia 81 90 Corn easier; Pennsyl
vania Yellow. in depot 72c.; Western Mixed track
1Ic. steamer track and IN depot, 6Sd692c. cGrc
rate for SAL Mixed, PROMPT shipment is zoe
Oats; No White. 474 4047l9c; No de- 40G40 ioc. Re
lected, 45c; Mixed, 44Ad45c Provisions Mes
Beet. Slt % bpi DO Packets 30; Beef Hams
So India Mess 81 90 Pork-sess, s2oas2O 90 r;xITa
@l c.; shoulders dry salt Sls99c. do. Smoked
loci shoulders IN pickle sse'c do: Smoked loo &c.
Bellies. salt llall loc.; do smoked l3c Lari-Cjf,
kettle 1900; do steam 2756l2s0 Butchers loose / :!
dl2OO; Western kettle, $500; 10. l2.Thc.. do
8utchers' Loose 50c ButierCreancrv Pennsyi
81 d33c.; Bradford County anu NewIork Extra, Tubs
a29c.: do FirstS 5927c Western Dairy EXira %
G27c. Good TO Choice 22a25c.. Rolls, Penpsyiya
aud Western. 2I d&3C. Eggs-PcnnsyIvana 23Q2ac
Western, 2292jc. Cheese-N 9w York Fun Cream l3a
~ ac- Western Full Gro m l2a l3c.; do to Good
dl2c. do. Hall SKINNED. S2aac; Pennsylgania
6aSc. CoGe unchanged Sugar-Itaw quiet I'd T7s1sS,
for Fair Ia Good refining MuscovaiOcs. Refined
steady; Cut Loaf. Crushed and Powdered. lOSc; Gran
ulatCd lOasC Mould A." 97sc. lover ana imut
unchanged. FiaAseed 81 42dSl Feed-I3Ian SIS 500
S2l Sptng. $lSGr&O. Petroleum Nhiskey
steady; Western o. 10.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
SALES AFTER The FIRST CALL.
isr TELEGRAPH TO rue rRiHu~s.i


SAN Francisco, Sept. 20.-The Stock Boards
adjourned without tranSacting any business at
o'clock this morning, until Wednesday morning
Thcrr are no quota ions on the street. IL Is re
ported that Senator Fair ia planning for dead work
TO be done i'll the Sierra Nevada and Union Cououli-
dated III case II iS neC CeeSslrY Tor HIM to Wash
lngton upon the special conveulug of Congress. IL
is predicted that should he retire acting Superln
teuient, the development OF the mines and prou-
ling ore lOdrs will be postponed tor the present.
Tue Exchanges and brokers offices Lave been
draped In inournlug.
II is officially reported that the Starr-Grove mine
sar ed from the groupings, 500 feet south of tho
old shat to enter the uew ore-chinney recently
Ciscovered which is exceedingly rich The inc in,,
tue old ore-chimuey is sinRing rapidly in fine
or. Thirteen bar of bullion were shipped frtIn
the mine on September l6
\ change took place esi erday In the manage
ment OF the Wiltshire ilydrahiic Nj ,ning Company,
a. W kng 9eing eleeted ie1dent. Among The
Hop sins. The change rs due Ia tic tact that the
con rolling interest in the stock of the any has
p ss'd into tie hands of party at capIt asts who
III end To push the Development more rapid, aud
maze the ) Ock more actIve. DR. EeIrv Dec rOoI. o
kan Francisco, has nadc a fell and iatgenug re oit
o. re niue, winch is equipped and has heen large
bullOn produce for several ycats.
ber B. hat the machinery for the additional tNeIt +
sahps is AL III place new tiOOr has been laid
rou lAout the whole mill The lues with which
To repair the two OLD boilers have hecn received auu
the una was shut down M tle I'd in or Ter 10 re-
par then. TINS work will take Ibout ten days. IN
the ue Autime forty stamps are being run on on.
81 the mill, while the Oher the shafts are he
In pat IN liuc and other r pairs made Four new
norIars ha We been purchased from he Portland
Mining Company Tor %I .4UO Two OF thes' will
have TO be put III place of two of tie old mortars
i'm nediateiy. The mill is heing gwen "a thOrougn
Necessary oVcrhauiug. The superintendent believed
I at the 100 stamps would he dropped the 10th
int The toaI length OF north-end tunnel
o. September was l2S ieet The rock is quite
hard The winZe from second to thirI level, under
the Eureka chamoer, Is going forward III a body 81
gond ore tunnel Is Lelng south from he
McGnty chamber. which is expected TO cut IA large
ore body, Az present no ore Is being mined from
large open cut. cut has been opened higher
up the hill near the south end OF the clam also one
lower down the hill Both of these cuts show La ge
q"antitIes of AR ore. The cleanup for the ia,t
had of August was ,105 ounces of retortcd gold.
The mill was idle during the time, and d hall
days.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
MINES AND MINING
TrrsnNY. Sept. 2O.-r. NJ.

T'LST'NN, NtIF. -O.--I. VI
The American Mining Stock Exchange to-day adj
onied without tranSactine any business and the
ye,g-York Board remained in session only two
tatrs Of wlich fifteen minutes wcrc devoted TO
listening remarks appropriate to the sad occas
srd the apr ointment of c0unitteos There was a
general iniislos,lon to ira e that was in marked
contrast with what occuriug at the Stock EX-
change tins opposite SIDE 0f tlie street Tl,e Com
stocks ali lower III sympathy with the con
tlnned decIlne IL prices in san FrluciSco. : ate
Lines 2 aud declined To $50 but closed steady Al
Ss5, aud aud was ceJts higher ~ 81 cents,
nm O"ic,ita ami Miller after safes at 81 cents
unchanged at 80 centS. The LeativjlleS about
steady. LhcrOace sold at LOO buyer 60 days.
t3rcat Eas crn was steady at II ceuts and South
hlIe new fairly active at 30335 cents. The
uarnet closed duh.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

COTTON-The Exchange closed at ~ The Spot market
was d9l and unchanged sales % bales export 27S
bales ioi consumption. Delivered contract 400 bacs
FUTURES at time 10 points lower hut CLOSED
steady with part Of the decline the earlier
months; sales, $4,000 bales Prices pad-Septcnnher III
all60; october, ll.40all.s7 November lI.Soal l. as
DecenneE ll1od lbs January. ll65dl177, ReSruary
i5 M arch llssai2 Anril l2a 1909 May II Il
and November La ll45i December u.53dn b Jsnu
9ry lloo lL69 February. lL79ql l.sO, March 80
ll.e3 ApnL lAo30lZOi: May l2.lfa lupe ~ D.
1924 Transferable LOO Receipts AZ the ur "a
DAY, estimated 2l.U0u bales. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
1--we STOCK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO, Sept .-CArrE-Receipts to-day 900 head
total Tor the week thus far, 1870; same time as
week, 1000 consigned through 2S@ cars; market dgI
prices l1G-Oc lower for Light
cattle here sales OF Good shippers at SO 5OeS5 ~;
mum, $3.50 4Oi Texans SO eO0S4 O5;
b3 a0GS3 7Oi siookers very duh at So 759SS
SHEEP AND LAhBs-kecoipts to-day. 1900 head.
ui week mus ar OOG iuI same une last 1900
consigned through ears offerings very light; naTke
sales load OF Choice Sheep decks q
Canada lambs AT Sb all sold.
HoGskeeeipts to-day, 4,5O0 total for week thu
far, 10000; for same time last week, 10000 consgneS
through 81 cars market quiet ami uuchang sales q
Fair Michigan ca Choice Corn-fed Yorker SIS 5OaS7
do Medium eghts S5 6odSI 10; Best heavy 81 2OaS7
sevcIa remain unsod.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
EUROpEAN MAnk krS

Sept 20 -Pork-Pnme Iess- Eastern steaay
AZ ST.; Western, arm at n. Derland Clt
hrmer at "a. short Rib. steady 126d. Long Cieaa
hrmer "a, 4SE short Clear 3D. HaIns-l LON
cut steady AZ oS; Shsdlers steaig at 3d. BeeiIndia
Ness Rono here; Extra Ness duh l08 Prime Mess
steady AT 30. Lard-Prime Wesera. steady AT 3D.:
lallow Prime CITY, nrner +I6d rurpenuae-5pirts
uull AT 4S. Rosin - Fine duh lo0d.; Corr
mon frmer at 63d dn6d. Cheese - American Choice.
state dun at ltad wheat7No. l. White dull lIld.,
spring NO. 3. steady at lH6d New Western duli
AZ II New Southern Winter. steady 81 "a Cora
dlAeL O!a steady al 61id- New. steady slid. Cot
tonseed On-feuow Anencan. mono hera ROslp-Co Common
at London steady USd spirits AZ Load0a
firm at 4l6d.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

balance, made up by coin gain of 1923, 1926 less
3, ocy currency loss of $23656. Ii also received
S ., ~ eoll coin from San Francisco. Money
" wis ~ .eSs abundant supply and called loans ranged
~ o@6 rer cent, the business being about eoual
bslien netwSen the two IA es. The domestic
5I"sefhnent liver Departments at Washington were
"o9ou ie to-iay, so we without the usual fnan-
eiai statement from there The Clearing House
Sl25 e4o,5s7 balances, $9sis,241 The hafaS transac
he - nho e9yered Receipts
''iGe' In P4oSl, 729; coin balance, $77,25s, ,O02.
% -Ie Ieohaon, british c9nAols re unchanged at
loo iiio lor money and for account ls lower at
~ lie United States Is were down to 1i9is' The
were isHunGs m i were not quoted. American railways
|s4.75 '" p0f cents declined from $3.50 to
gross earnings of the following railroads are
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
Ssss"G r?; 55ss ss Inc
OF LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
T'ss s' ss S1sss Inc Inc sss2
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
TGis 5Si. Be- ,.s:s
sprcIr0 from the port of NewYork to for ign ports
c,nn ,Ho week ended September 20 and since the be
spondSg ., ner;n5 ,d year compared with the
'piAs Perious OF previous years:
IL: iss ID
EuNOPEAN FINANCIAL MAe0ers
IoNioS sept 2o-l23O $685. for monev and
icr & .e account u bonds, per cents IL Ia
anu Glcat " esteIn first
sniSa sssS8s eoPse' csnif E5s nas GG
oih iosGtt; STStt; @nwaukee and St Paul Common, 1928 Wv
sept ZO-2:3O o. m.Pans advlcss
Ioypns os & a. .! lranos a centimes for the
sept 2o-4'O0 p. m.-ConsOs 93l,s
lot the account United bonds three and baf
iuf Atlantic and Great Western
western 32it - W. -''"' ''iA' "hO6ilo sno
coI sept 2-43O p mParis advces quote three per
~ .vhSso ~ frames 30 Confines for the account
as nis, sept 2O-b m.Exchange London 20 francs
,a, aunpoN sept N.-i30 D. mThe bullion with.
s9T 900 on Sie bank of England balance to-day s
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
Gnanrial.
GUARANTEED AGAINST Loss.


q GUARANTEED AGAINST Loss.
small large invested in stocks snd guaranteed
oFli2 PEE tS5iiiVS ciNr
hS'e 0'eD orR 'sIt;l SGsr5a spS sse Pse M cash.
WARD So IS Ss@Ts.. seir EES%YonK Eses
lit IS BELIEVED by many of the larger
holders Of e R senior % ana ana SDSr . NJ Of ne oh
wiu be greatly enhanced road be oestsd soisi
move il iroE the hanos Of rsstore 70 rs
"Sa sls a. ss early DAY ss Prsesicso aessT Jay
9sN,sT nsys ~ a e allow Their
oo1pa2y in cine, matt on rh9siay October ~ Al 10
%%Rb Mss1n cxMPsEE 81 soG 6 ss S T. r0" and Me's
I AXE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILWAY
the if5sSs ans nd sp 3 sIs aas 5a eetas
Of four Directors held al he oess Of TIE co pSHy
10 the city OF lafayette Ind october ssi
Transfer books and ropen October Is
OFFICE OF D ns nhSDs 6oa1.SS rr g
5N0TICE is hereby given that the Directors
See ca for cSnSon ssS SSnss sT by che
are Sn 90 e read a. ana SH seoTS 81 SS'oses S %
paw Is without Te%aS o Ie.a I srs as fsnr. -
per 1nnum will be allowed Csym or g. So-
d @Et9sss ef sSe ee49s.o for S9Sa &C s; so9a Pc
edsea eereo & spt ~hsre THIS moon
e~p pfseei on S Mhlcn r9 9afyment fs i IS made &c. 49,.
ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD CoYPAYYl
rxxr,,, .~~,,x NE8 YORK. Sept II, 1851.
JE'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhold-
es and voting bondbOders election Dirctors
Ml De held at the otioes OF thr
- -' S~''~>
Transfer books viii instant and reopen October
L" r. q. MITCHELL
Secretary
sf'HE HOLDERS of the SECOND MORT
X co thsi such ot these bonds ss are
overtime by OF
sald Msslsslppa centrz1 fairoad DE
The ohce OF o ChIcavo
~ LOUIS ana NewOrl-sDs Railroad
New York and that aud viii no
sTUYVESANT FISH,
New-York August /. 1881
ITO THE HOLDERS OF THE CAPITAL
n STOCK and other SECU RITZ ES of THE MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW ERSEY.--NOfice Ia
berrby gwen that and after September
fork Snsqueh and Western Raj CompRnF be
prepared TO make the exchange and
10 Aruces of
dated June 10 1881 by which the Com
ban1 o ersey WAS merged into and became part
te New YORK. Susqnehanna and Westan
Pany and IN accordance Clrcula dated inv s0
1851 explaining tbs which exchange could ba
made. "
oopies OF the Crcuisrs the
New YORK. SuSqueanna and Western
N s3 Liberty ct. NegGOTk City.
A l. LEE secreary
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

TUESDAY Sept. 20-P. NJ.
At the opening of the Stock Exchange this morn.
I ing, tne president Of the Board. who was in the
chair called the members To or er and after making
few remarks upon the "A event that had occurred
since the last adjournment. called upon Mr. s. V.
White TO address the members, and To
suggest such measures AZ tho occasion seemed
to call for. Mr.. Whites remarks will be
'ound printed elsewhere. While the general senti-
ment of members favored an immediate ad djournment
without the transaction of any business u was
cognized that pending contracts made total suspen
sion of transactions without notice, inpracticablc
Therefore it was voted to adjourn at noon. Then
the days business was crowded into tho space
l OF about one hour and three-qnartcrs The
market opened quiet; prices were about steady
and for little while the indications pointed to
business limited To that of actual necessity. And
| such probably would have been the ease if the
market had been left to Itself. There certainly was
little general disposition to deal, and that little
not made greater by the late appearance activity
and by an advance prices of from 81 to T. per cent
Tho death of President Garfield afforded no
reason for shrnkagc Of values, beyond that small
decline that might occur from general indispOsi
ton to trade and the necessities OF n few sprcuIa-
tors who for want of means might be compelled to
sell stocks Tor cash. Neither did lhc aad event give
occasion FOR that special buOyancy which to-Iay's s.
market was made TO seem TO possess. The marlet
considered to be AN unnatural and "A forced
one by nine OFT Of every ten members
4 of the Stock Exchange. aud its character
was the topic of general comment after the ad-
journment of the Board. The transactions amounted
to 1S2, 800 shares in the hour and three quarters
that were devoted TO dealings. Lake Shore, Ere.
Western Union, and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western were the specially active stocks, and made
the greatest advances. At tho close, prices
weakened somewhat, but the market closed strong
There were no transactions i'll Government bonds,
but prices were steady and the final bids for the
i2s and As were ls higher. Annexed are the CLOSING
quotations:
~ Bio; Asked iid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
EUROPEAN FIVAvCtAL wAe9ers
TIE MARKETS..

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Nords et1:-. gsss,s tpk ertlr,tts
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept 20. 1881
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
finauclal
GAS STOCKS.


A GAS STOCKS.
All SewYork Sroo Slyn AL kind,
otBrooklyntnvest nent securities, dealt an
GEJ.tl.E 4. P6ESeiss,
II NALL-SE
A LII who are Interested in ra5lroad business
and mileage statistics saouli get fls TRIBUN NE Az,
MANAC.or lsSL now reLis, Drioe 2, 90 ats 4saAgL
] u RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want Ia
- get The Tribune nAaac for 1881 IL gives ngurea
26ccnts oy bS
4E AS STOCKS and City X. II. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought and sold r. T. HEWITT, 81 exchange place
WESTERN BONDS.-Informatio furnished
W regarding MUNICIPAL BONDS OF ILLINOIS, mis-
seN kANSAS and SEBhAskA regarding litigation
LkY d Co.. Broadst lDrexel building New. York
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

AND HERRIEs-FKEhH,
Exports 9f Apples from this port 2e21 bols from Mon
crate. demand good and prices hrin. Peaches are
1eeedingy light and the market is
Dealers win be glad when the Is very
fancy crawords lae Rarepes sold at 81 So and in
treme up 81 general of prime
6$l eulls at 6G675e light supply selling
well at higher prces Pears been less plenty and
active are now arriving freely and rule rife easier
good Boston Bartletts selling at $21$3 bush
box Not much demand for the few scattering lots Of
Whorteberies Grapes are In liberal supply but cell readily
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

In State bonds Tennessee 6s, old, sold up to $685.
the news being lower at 90 and South Carolina 6s
non-fundablc were strong up to l3. There were no
transactions in city bank stocks.
OF course only small business was done in rail
road bonds. and the dealings the various issues
were Insignificant in amount. as also were the
changes in prices. Erie second cons0s rose TO
103 Is. Boston, Hartford and Erie rsts L lower
4 at G8la, and Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts
were a higher at 5sa4D5Sls. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain new 5s were - better at 81 7s ew-YOrk
Elevated iirsts sold at Is, and St. Paul and Omaha
cousols were Il higher at 1O3t. Denver and Rio
Grande consos sold at Ill. and Kansas Pacific con-
soils at 1O7.
Tho Sub-Treasury to-day gained $490.760 on
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
POULTRY AND GAME
VEGETABLES

Exports of Potatoes 277 bbls comtn,
rather more freely and prices have
sweets IN light u
request at fall prices
has past but the receipts and pnces eady
luch OF the Green Coru rs old
lot wanted Other have
s ri the prices quoted. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending sept2o 1881


BkAEs AND
Receipts for tho week-Beans 2,44l pigs, Peas 24O
push tNports-Beans. 90 pkgH Peas 3S4 bush I'm "a
present time the supply has not BE- equal demand
Dui sgcr rec" pts are expected To arrive
week or ten days and the market excited than when
IA reported Medium aud Pea Beans steady at
- o"95 -. Marrows stiIl
White scans. Red Kidney also high and r ~ No move
cht ~ lRrN Beans but stock is held with
recent advance" Green Peas decidedly higher
a eN ." Soui"rn slack Eye sallUle at
bush bag. Quotations. - 49,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

Il HAMBURG. American Pac set Compaa va limo for
sPLfMoUrH. CHERBo CRG, and iiAMBURG.
MIEIAN D.. ..... sent CIMPRIA oct I
iates OF passa~e 10 pi mouth London. herbonrg Ham
burg ana AL south First Cabin
500 Scconi CABIN so; SecIage is01nd trim at r,.
duced rates Stcrrgo from IIanburg Iavre AMI -outh
I an pton. S28. " ~ ~
hCNHARDT & CO.. &. b. RICHARD & c..
General Ageu General PnSsrnger vents
"a. y V No A. 1 y
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YORR.
SOUTHAMPFON AND BREMEN
MAIN DON
ODER. sat. oct ! Et.lsIt. AT. oct ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK TO SOUTIIAMI-
- TON, HAVRE BuEIEN:
FIRST CABIN. SlUl--SECO CARIN .-.....
STE .KAGE,
Return tickets at reduced
Gates S21 Stea sail from second and
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21


boxes corresponding week last year boxes Exports
- p 80 -, = ,Z.J.-
yrtpoo cae quotations onll AZ olS Freight by
10 Liverpool 3O Ihe feeling aud the
country makes pretty strong feeling this market
Nithstandng the tact that the demand
shippers
Su hold with confidence
comp lied pay a Night advance last Wa, X
Fancy August cheese IN perfect condition sells
&c. with l2c. and hat
hguro down to9c for shippers win pay
ior the Skins but no buyers bid
and choice lots have sold hcher Quotations
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
COTTON MAIKETS

kUNDRIFs.
BeeswaH, D.-.........22 G23 lCider Jelly. ro-.-.S d
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21

Rec'pts for me week, pkgs. last week, a9i
c sd rec y, ...;c BE-" mt ~ bout,r demand
prices well sustained during the Consider
house stock is Offering AZ 2D02lC bnt This
usteIdlly acct the sale o fresh gathered egrs Choice
from licn4 and OhO Dung !2c and the
obtained for Canada Sttte have sold INC
nearby sUcE up TO @ic. Qu' t4tiOAs:
noaf by pordoI'.,3laa24 Wtst. ani { an. iair - "
ana y. y. ."9 022 10 good .............20 a2l
Western hcsh....- - '.a--
New-York tribune., 1881-09-21
Tile MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE Sr)tK EXCHANGE.
SEPTEMBER 20, 1881
TIE GENERAL LIST

The GENERAL LIST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-13
Pittsburgh Exposition.
PITTSBURGH, October 10. 1s

PITTSBURGH, October 10, 1881.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Another week of well
patronized Exposition has been wit
messed here.
The Fireworks were of great interest
to every body, so much so, that the Ex-
position will make another display this
week similar to that of last week.
The races at nighttime by electric
light have attracted the attention of
thousands and been duly patrOnized not
only by spectators, but the fastest
speeds here are on the programme for
this week.
This week promises to be an unusu-
ally large one in the way of attendance.
The management have arranged to in
troduce many new features, and it will
well pay our readers to see them.
As the Gate for the closing of the Ex-
position has been extended to the 18TH.
those who have not yet attended should
take advantage of it. F.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-13
Died.

This "wednesday morning at quarter
past five, Mrs. Francis A. Adams died at
the residence of her daughter Mrs. L. A..
Geiger, of drOpsy of the heart. This es-
Unable lady was aged 80 years, 6
months and days, and has been in fee
bic health for some time past. She will
be buried tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence of Mrs. DR..
Geiger on East Tuscarawas street, Rev.
L. N. Kuhns officiating.
Mrs. Adams was born in GrOton, Con-
necticut, April 9th, 1899. She was mar
ried in Albany, N. Y. in 1910 and re-
mained there until the death of her
husband in 1929, after which she re-
moved to Waynesburg, Stark county.
She was the mother of five children, two
of whom are living. Since the death of
her husband she made her home with
her youngest daughter, Mrs. L. A. Gel
ger in this city. 4 f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-13
MAYORS Court.

We supposed that the morning after
election would yield a plentiful crop of
demOralized patriots, whose zeal and
enthusiasm, coupled with cOpiOus. liba-
tiOns, would overcome their better judg-
ment, but the blotter showed only. three
ordinary cases of intoxication,
Two stone cutters, named, Miles Hay
den and William White, from Pennsyl-
vania, on their way to the bOundless
West stopped off at Canton to see their
brethren of the mallet and chisel work
ing here. Aloaded bottle (being cleo
tiOn day. did the business, and they
found their way to the refrigerator. In
default of payment the artificers were
re-cOmmitted. %tE 4JbJDA OF +.
Felix steice paid fine of $4.45 for
being too hilarious over the returns.A