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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

LIVERPOOL Dec. 2l-2:OD D. nP0rk Prime Mess Eastern.
Gull 79' do Western. dui at ~, BacOt-Cumberand
Cut hrmer al jljd, short RID trmer at gOod Long Gear
hTmcr 81; snort Clear nrmcr o. -. hams-Long Cut
du IN 81: Shoulders. duh nj 81 for new Bcef-indil
Mess Extra Mess firm Y; Prime Mess dull
%. Iard-PTtme Western, duh at jJGd falOw-PTme
CITY steIy, 109d. Turpenune-Splrts steady at - OIL
dull at liza; Common. STEADY at a. Cheese
American Choice, steady at jbd Lard OH none here Flour
ENtTa state, du at IA Wheat-NO White. dun at lO6d:
80. - SpIug firm ut lO5u: Winter New western Drn
at lo-d Corn-Miycd. steady AZ 5I0d Cottouseed OIL
Yellow American, none mere ROsin-COnmon at London
steady AT 6ad. 1uDenune-SpIrts &C London. dull at
Al.
LoyDoy. Dec 1880 p. m-Calcutta Linseed. -. per
quarter sperm on. GG7d&6S per ton. Pale Rosn. "a
1864 spirits TurDentnc 4OGd. per cwL Rehucc PeirO-
lean. G36'd spirits Of Petroleum. 0@iq lOd per gallon
Common Eosl1. =. ilusced ON goo toll.
ANrwgRP Dec 22.-P,troleum. IL francs for nnc pale
McoNa Lard closed l4i ~ francs per leo ki!os
HAyEF. Dec. 22.-WlcDx's Lard closed NJ 40 francs
5U confines Der 80 kilDA
BEFaEy Dec. 22-Wnc0xs Lard closed at - marks 30
pfcuuig, 10 pounds Petroleum. marks pennIngh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

Western. Chicago and Northwestern, CMcaeo'
darlington and Quincy Chicago and Rock Islana'
delaware and Hudson, and the recently listed hich-
mond and Danville varieties In many instances 'lo
nrices of the stocks named are sustained by the
same methods which before have sustained stocks
that now show declines of from 10 to 20 per cent
from recent prices The fact that the short " in
terest has been entirely eliminated from
the stocks named, because of the strength
ar have shown in the face of
a declining market will not be an element OF
strength when two or three large holders shall at
tempt TO realize" by sales. The whole market
closed weak at the lowest figures OF the day but
during the last half hour the market or rather those
.+ocks which had declined the most, subjected
10 an old-fashion pounding" process, and major
itv of operators seemed to be striving to make as
low prices as possible. Perhaps the bears may
have temporarily overdOne the matter.
Governments were not especially active and prices
were only steady with decline of Is in the bids for
the 4l2s Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

1g DeS 2s SnG 6Pca6, & sss ns
ceipt l36OO bales including 1900 bales American; Flu
G2Iagd also 6iisd; do December and delivery.
Gsiosd also gu do January and February delivery
May delivery 6l9,ad DO May and delivery SGD do
IWfRF6of Dec 2222l:5O r. m%Cott6n|M ddng Uplands
Glirqd Mddng orleans, 6i'lqd. Low Middling Uplands
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 22-2:3O p. m.|Ine the Day
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 22-l;Oo p m-Cotton-F utmes-Uplands
Low Middling clause. April and May delivery. 6a722d.
Augusta. Dec. % Cotton quiet Middlng lie. Low
Mddng l0@ci Good Ordinary lOc receipts, 1875 bales
BALrnoRE, Dec; 22.colton quiet Mdding, 4c: Low
Miing, IL eci Good ordinary lOc gross receipts, 55l
bales, sales $50 bales stock. 49, 02 bales.
Mddling. lie; GOOD ordinary lO7c net receipts 1906
cgtRLEsroy Dec z2-cotton dull: Middng Il i2c.: Low
Mddng, ll,sallhc.' Good ordinary, l9Gl07c; net re;
cep 3z22 bales exports costwise 2iO2 bales sales 1000
CScrSSlT Dec 22.-Cotton steady Sndding. ll%c: Low
MddIing lie; Good Ordinary Oc receipts. l39 oalesi
GALVESTON Dec o. CottOn weak; Mddlmg, ii Sci Low
LOUISVILLE. Dee 22.-Cotton quiet Middliug, lac.
1904 oaes; shipments. 1927 bales sales 1000 bales;
MOBILE Dec. 22-Cotton dulli MhddlinG 9c. Low Mid
ding lOc Good Ordinary l0ic+ net receipts LII bales
Ngw.ORLEAys Dec 22.-COtton quiet; Midnng, lla-c.;
Low MiddIng, Ilc Good Ordinary. lOlc' net receipts
l&5sj bales gross 1850 bales exports to Great BHtan'
NORFOLK. Dec 22.-Coton duli Midnng, II Rc net re-
Scigs S.o bales e3porlt1 GoaS"iSe Z-oo OAe' S1o''
PiIL4DFtFrHG Dec 32-Cotton quiet; MIdalng l2ilc.i
222 bales ,aes Pi9ners lsl 6aos st9cs ~ % bales o
MIddns i6Ic Good Ordinary i5l,c net receipts, 5iSg
bales exports to the Continent lloQ bales sales 1000
81 LOUIS; Dec 22-Cotton quiet Mddng II Sc Low S
bac' shipments, 2lGs bales sales, 1895 bales stock,
WiIMSGToy. Dec 22-Cotton dull Middlng lac; Low
Mildlng llLac. Good Ordinary Ice: net receipts;
lQ5l bales exports coastwise lo23 bales STOCK 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
increase. decrease.


LONDON Dec 22-l2:3O n. m.-Consos $3.50 Tor money
and 997s bonds. four per cents
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees ccruI
Gates 47 Erie 4lf do. second consols, lO3 N9r
Central l39; Illinois Central, l34a4: Pennsy
g. New York ontario and Western 2o4i Mh"'uA'0
and 81. Paul common. lU7. ,,,- -. A.. pa,t n.
England has decreased 94l, 500 during the past Wech
proportion Bank Of England reserve 10 laOh'S "'
last week was 39 per cent Is 39's per cent Wa,
crn first NOR gage trustees certificates 4G1 do second i5
Erie 43a,: do second ConsOls O2L1; Ne"N oIk ,,j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrn.Ynnk. Thurslnr. Dec. %. l.

NEN-lORk, ThuF5Iny, Doc, =, I''I'
ASHFS-Quict, unchanged
COFFEE-Ncry quiet and prices without quoabe change
COITON-Spo Cotton fairly active export and IN
sales 2Oj2 bales - oal,s last evening" inCial
inc bales export 4Ci bales fOT spinning aud ~ ~"
speculation Delivered contract 900 bales Receipts AZ
ths poris TODAY 8Jllg bales. against $4,000 bales ts
dav week and 2OT7 bales last year since Septen
Dor lus9 bales against JlJl2UJ bales same time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

81 34L February 81 36ia March, 81 38io May 81 Al d
Corn quiet and UNCHANGED Oats quiet No 45c Clover
Seed No 2 $4 s2 Prime - DO January, 81 80; Eebrn
dull No Red, spot 81 80 asked December 81 81 bid
81 35 bid 81 3S asked April held at 81 40j May 81 Al
bid 81 4lal asked Corn nactive No. spot held at &C.
rnary 68i2e bid 6i5c asked MAY, 67'c bid CSC asked
ReceptsWheat 10000 bush: Corn, 10000 BUSH. oats
lOOO shpments-Wheat 5000 bush. Corr 2.70O bush
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Dec 22spirits Of Turpentine nominal
ROsn firm at 81 30 for Strained 81 for Good strained Tar
dull at 81 90 Crude Turpentne steady ~ % for Hard
50 80 for Yellow Dip 81 so for Virgin Qnferor. Corn
steady Prime White, S1dS2c.; Mixed, 75070c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FALL RIVER Mass, 22.-With demand and sales
pieces U4K6l less per cent and 4c refused
contracts the is steader, with OOxjG cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

The only business city bank stocks was sales
of ffty-fve shares of Manhattan at 134l20l35
The bidding and asking prices on the " first call
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUsT5CoAPANY,
No. 100 RROADWlY NER.YORK. y


THE Mercantile Trust Company will receive
certificates OF the stock Of the NewYOrk Elevated Rail-
Company exchanged for first preferred stock Of
the Manhattan Railway Company that company
shall capital stock accordance
with the agreement between the Manhattan Railway Com
pany, the New.York Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company dated November
H. 1881 Upon the delivery OF the certificates to this
pany will pay Dollars share in cash and issue
ceipt certificate engaging 10 deliver ~ tho
holders certificate for the hrst preferred stock OF the lan
haitian Company the Manhattan Company shall be
prepared its capital stock and such preferred
stock be issued holders before the 18th day OF
January the certificates TO be returned TO them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

Futures moderately active closing weak At 1ccIine Of 10
les dl2n5 January y l-4ol ieSrnaIy I2$i4I2i1i
iGss June i$ di5io, Juy' I5IGGi&Il August i522a
49, rca. Tor l nr ana Ia6a
i&.6, Sraj, 'ii5' June BOO july. H.! igaas,, I2g
Go-ns rT,e, for eoPTa ,l;rcb I !'n9
Arm. I2734i2i4. May, I2S-al2og; June. l5ol$ol
ai2:5. o,ohcr. u 15all.75. November. u55aILo7.
FLoUI AED IfAl-rLorR- Market duh and . .loac
lover export and jonoine Trade demand med; opsHo,'
i,s 5000 bDis Hanc5ta Esrra, = aoot' FOR tie whole
in, ood 10 Very Cnoice Family 50a l5n bbl,. cry
Mn IIlfa s. 7Jesl ior West lnAics = 25es7, .
49, % Tor Winter Wheat 500 ObI' Low Grade EEira
i g. far Spring :. 5515 ioi Winter wnSaf
saGsi g. latter extreme. sG2rrnne sj9J0t5i Common
10, ~ s. s6ls. Common To- Good Extra %c,,.fn. = -
4s6; Good 10 Cnoee, 50 05aS2; Common 70 Cool
de- g. sos - common r1trl 'iaacsora - 6Ia.5 l
q IN 81 tD Loai fa c2'G9 g a rr ' Wa5 90 W "2
LAir4 S,a'; maTs,t C."'ioE az. . ~ ILL.,
GooI Ex,rl ssG5asG 70 Good to choice 7-4,- ..-. 4E
i naiof'' 81 81 75e ~ EeGwHEEf Fl9 cling Il
GhAIN-wll>T.. Mafk.' al re- RgiaT T., ite 9'''.r
export demand Will 'hc irar-' manly il ".Il '.'a .i
at about he lichr., PRIDE. sales earo.o bush full,
2osoo, ba.h cash, prlualnt 9srao.t -rur : 81 -.
y co.. = Hf
Bob lrI. 60 $50 ID .9il tI. 70 500
Tor old ircHdrr 5000 bush free h"tri ~ 81. Missed
winter sl 3'ia. Ingrad-1 White ~ Al r-l "5. No
White 80 tH-l H-1 Cor ~ Hs'ia.I . Tor ODD
No Rcd December. :. 3a' sl 80 closing - g-l SOD.
do January. so asl iOi closing Il =. do F.hmlr.
A. 4g1e-l 49,. closing II i-'e. d. March II s. Ltf
A. ,u4lug 2. 81 i.l D. quiet steady "'1a,,.
car Iut and boa. pIlt. Htlr, lu'l bush State 3tD.
BAEIFN active a.d ADVANCING nirs -tu'o bush.
t4uldl o.. Ufa-4 no iuI 10 mainly -l lu,
closing tun and ah anDug vlH - 10 bd. 1000 ha-t
Iwo.rowri state -Jr BARLEY MALI gu... HHd hru.
.... tOIsN-NarErt D. &c. better tIl export and homo
trade GrirIIdf MOI .rli" business u options '"-Hr 'r'
strong sales rlGUJI UI-h. future lnI bush tl.. li.
GLIDING CnyIa!.d Western Mixed. 65aD?-r 40 ., t0lF
G-s % aG- &c. lu. uFF. tiahIf mainly tti4r 'uf
ola. NcH yellow southern. t,Hr'n'. -.N Duo d. i.'i
N closing DO
6sac o.0ug 10, &C. &C., February. ta-u-c. CLOSING 7"7s
L4rph. CLOSING --r. tu MAJ, % s' cos
2l5Oou bush. including So. Al &C., 70 :. trri.Ir
for new 4L boo. furlu $50. . e.. sos IS fr, ir't 't.
No - l1itcif's forurw. su t' H -" !. D. g. t.r urF,
Missed western. lllaH', " L.ir '' .lf'-, a"l stale
.d51lC Wutc do. 5tG5.,. iHr.Ihls $500 bush. $50.
I.EtI January. g. o.. l,u.l uu-- u1 trIfu4't 3 .4
~ IT,: j.ppp bush. do May, i3r FIELD uIA g. DO.
and 90 10. .1o*I
-, ..-- -. tu.rnr Z .rLrnrL,l OF I'LL own f.-rA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
CORN.

CORN.
Week 80 BUSH 472o5s 2lS,l24 is5G0 , G563g
MEEK S1 S Snsh asee ,2429sG 5o55o :295S
Year so bush 4925S3l6 1465744 1579s650
Year 81 bush 3O9667l3 l2,562.74S G7I045d VI
Difference bu 2sl,GO3 t2Os4,666 s99S22S t5Ieol-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
N p rynIii.n.LrnIA M nEAnx. KAnnoAn conrAsYl
or OF the "''I Z. p =. Wi0ERisHoFFER, Treasurer

AMERICAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT CoMrMN}
NEw-YobK, Dec. ~ 1881. :
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Directors Of tha Company have declared allotment
~ tho Il ckhudrrs thereof o. 90 per cent capital stock o
the Tcxa Fncic Railway Company par the amount
capital this Company owned and held by the stock
holders oI record on December - 1851.
PAYABLE the Office OF tho Treasurer - Exchange place.
.SC.Y Or and after December ~ 1851 Payment OF Al
lumeuts will stamped upon the receipts for payments
HERETOFORE made &. r. WOEElSuOFFEN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per N0riA Rircr. Vessels and RIfrodd&
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Dee. %. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

EFor such transactions as there were in state
bonds the market strong Louisiana consoiS
were u higher at 67l2, and Tennessee Us were up
liz at 49, and Virginia 6s deferred sold at H. Ihe
following are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the METRO
Il POLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY COMPANY.

Judge Batchford that the guarantee Of the
elevated railroads by the Manhattan Company
created obligation whatever will not be aeque seed in
Proceedings viii be taken protect the rights u
Ockhoders aud they requested not 10 sacrifice their
stock. D. IL. kNEELAND.s
Nnyr.X nrin Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

The following are the quotations for securities on
the " Free List:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
OFFICE or rms TOLEDO. pRLPHO5 AND/
BURLINGTON II. r. CO.,

OFFICE or riH TOLEDO, lkLPHOo Sp(
BURLINGTON II. r. Co,
TOLEDO, ONO, Nov, 10 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that there VIII be q
- meeting Of the stockholders OF THE TOLEDO, DEL
PHOS AND ~ ELLINGTON r. r. co, held at the pTtnCl.
pal ocr the company, ia the city OF Toledo ONO, al
Tuesday December 20 1881 for the purpose
voting upon articles OF consolidation OF said company VITA
The Toledo Cincinnati and 81 Louis r. r. Co. corporation
states Indiana and Illinois, and Tor the purpose
tan-actng such other business % may come before sau
meeting. ,,.-.,-.... -,
py o-uo- W -- LL.RRENr sTEMARD. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
Known or WATERTOWN BONDS.-The

TOWN OF WATERFOWL BONDS.-The
Commissioners for the Town Of WATERFOWL, County Of
OF NewYOrk hereby give notice that
by Of the option contained in the bonds OF the Town Of
issued the day OF June 1870 IN aid Of thu
Waterown and HarbOr Railroad Company,
bonds viii redeemed and the principal and accrued
will be paid OF said bonds at
the American Exchange Bank, in the City Of New
York the first day January 1882 and that interest on
said bonds will cease on that day.
Dated at WATERFOWL December II, 1881. -
{. b. UPHAM,
A. II. SAWYER, A
a. GURNEE, :
lonm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
financial.
IRVING INSURANCE CoMPA

CONTINENTAL TANh,
NHw-YoRK, Dec. 10, 1881. 5
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF this Bank for election Of Directors for tho
ensuing year will be held at the Banking House No Mas
Tuesday, January 10. 1882 Polls open from ~ NJ
TO r. NJ. FREDERICK TAYLOR, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23
MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK, }

NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 1884,
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders the election Of Directors will
be held at the banking house. No l0l Broadway Tuesday,
January 10, 1882.
Polls open from IL m. TO .. m.
by order OF the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

I
COMPANY.-The regular annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Colorado Central Railroad Company for the
election OF eleven directors the and
the transaction OF all such other business lawfully
before it, will be heldn Golden the state Colorado,
Saturday the 3lst day of December 1881 at IL o'clock
The books the transfer stock the company Will
be closed December 81 1884, viii be again opened Jan.
uary 3, 1882. SIDNEY DILLON, President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-08
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GEN ERALTERM-Cm CART
TER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR, AND JAMES
W. ii. HGrison, an examination, was ad
mitted rs n memle' OF the bfr. Jackson vs. Gale;
decree below affirmed and appea II en-. Adjourned
until Monday. Assignmei Is for Monday-Nos. 81
03, o.. 20, "a IS, $50, SIS, or ls, %, o.
EQUITY CouRT-JUsrICE WYLIE.-Ergood vs.,
Cody. Pro conf. $50 Vs. certain defendants and proof
or cd taken. Barr vs.. Bnrr trustees rail-
fled and cause referred 10 auditor Keasleyvs Il uoni
commission TO baln answer Of INFANT defendant
Or, wn VI. q owns re RED to auditor. Giles County
Iron Company VS.. Fisher; demurrer overruled, with
thirty days TO answer. WnldTon vs.. Waltfron; sale
finally ratified nj fund distributed Morris VI. Gel.
iingham guardian nd litcm, A. s. Tsy.or, appointed.
Kinney VS.. Megu'ri; appearance OF absent defend
ants Tered, McManns VS.. Boyle 10 lament or;
Mo- day. Assignments for Monday-Nos. -, p, -,
'ta,iMINAL CouRr-JusrIcE Cox.-Dlstrict of Co.
lumba vs. Henry Burschue, unlicensed bnr forfeiture
So aside, Q lst pnid district Of G9lumbla vs. John
VS. Emanuel lIech, disoydcrly conduct; not guilty,
D Of GSn% nma % costa sndfy sac
Of Columbia Va. William rolllver, dlsorderly conducts
steel unlicensed bar; guilty District OF Columbia
VS. John Scanlon; motion Tor new trial. District OF
pIsip'c Of Columbia vs. join West, unlicensed cattle
broker; nolle pros. Assignments for io.day-Nos
isSs liS ascH .si5 '''"' ''''' ''''' i''' ''O-
PnoBXTE 0orRr-.JusTIcE MAeSEF-Estate of 7.
IcatIon Estate Of Mary NJ. Day; Caroline r. Ander.
son appointed 81 bend s sSS sa 1n 2.
on John w Lee TO show aud order appointing
81 Maddox administrator; bond, $500 Estate OF
Margaret Borland: order OF publication Estate of
Mary A. Crowley, deeeaseti petition died and order
The will of Eizebeth H. Travers was admitted TO
probate and letters esamentnry issued TO Mary Oar
nell; bond 1000. Estate OF Fanny NJ. sutherland
order 10 guardian TO invest money OF orphans Es-
tate OF Edward 8 Matthews; petition and order mp
pointing Mary T. Matthews administrative; bond,
500 VIII OF David McQneeni admitted TO probate
and letters issued TO q. G. Hercus and lcharl Hen.
dersoni bond, tii.Oo0. Estate Of D. NJ; Iigetiooti
accounts were reported by Register Ramsdelli APP
| ntnv ad and paaspd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-08
pnI,imorc .,cu,ra, unrl,c,.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.-Cotton dull and easier mid
ding. li&c. Flour dull Howard street and Western
superne, s. 50G 5o do extra % 1907 2 do family.
q io0Ds Is; City Mills superine, Is 1905 % do extra.
~ 1907 90 do family IS 2jS 90 do Rio brands 81 90
as Is; Patapsco family. q "a. whcat-Southern
lower; Western lower, closing steady; Southern red,
q iieDi IS; do amber, 81 56Gi co. No 2Western win.
ter red spot and October, o. 49Ai@i 20; November
81 52ss@i 52'4 December, q 5Osi@i o. Corn-south.
ern steady; Western lower and inactive; Southern
white, soc; do yellow, 7sc Western mixed, spot and
October, 7is@7lAc; November. 75tSG15ss; December
77y6M7Sc. Oats dull; Southern 500 53; Western white
si@5,c do mixed, 4o0450,se; Pennsylvania, 5id5Sc
Rye higher at 81 1901 20 Hay easier; prime to choice
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, $iSa2i. Provisions
quiet and irm mess pork, e,D 20; bulk meats-shOul.
ders and clear rib sides packed, 0s(1lisc; bacon
shoulders, 1Osc clear rib Sides ~ Sc hams new I5
Ike lard-refned, 13lc. Butter firm for choice
Western grass, iS@25c. Eggs flrmer at lIG1lsc. Pc
inal Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair, gl6Di1Ac. Sugar
strong A soit. iOldc. Whisky steady at ~ l0lG91 ~
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer nominal; cotton,
36g'id flour. . per barrel; grain, aG3Ad Receipts
Flour, 3i57 barrels; wheat II 9i5 bushels; corn 206i
bushels; oats 1881 bushels; rye, 200 bushels Ship
ments-Wheat 1000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels. sales
Wheat, $50 900 bushels: corn, 2GLT2O bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-08
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YoRR, Oct. lection quiet; sales, 1i2g bales;
upands Ike Orleans, re; weekly net receipts 1904
gross receipts 81 57i bales; exports to Great Britain
ssh bales; to France, I0S7 bales; the continent 2l8
bales; sales 9,7T9 bales; stock, 9O625 bales Flour
Southern dull; common to fair extra 90 s517 7G good
to choice do, ~ 5000 co. Wheat Colo lower, closing
heavy; scarcely any export demand; fairly active
trade In options; ungraded spring. 81 2G9l 30: No.
Chicago and Milwaukee, 81 4O6Di q; ungraded red.
81 3oi 5SJs; No. do, 81 Aa6ot 49, No. EDO 81 5ii6D
5J1s No. red a 5iIs: steamer No. do 81 20; un.
graded white, 81 3oDI g. No. do, 81 49JS; No. red
October q 5i@i 53'4; November 81 53Ni 81; Dccem.
Der, q 5GyG@l co. Corn heavy and i@Sc lower; fhlr
export demand; moderate speculative trading; un-
graded. .65g73.ic; No. T3sci No. i2i4d73Ac; No.
= white, SIC; No October, 52g73Ac November. 73ii
@76ac December, 70A@Tglsc. Oats 1@l!ac lower,
closing heavy; No: tGc. Hops firm and in fair de-
mand yearlngs. leD20c. Coffee unchanged in prise;
demand light; Rio c goes, 9AGl2.fc; job lots, $40
Ing, SS(qS&c refined quiet and firm; standard A. eEc
MOlnsses stendy and quiet Rice steady, firm, and
fairly active; Carolina aud Louisiana, 5t6ssc. Rosin
lrner Mt 81 Soep2 % for common TO good strained.
Turnentlnc duh and lower Mt 5On5lc Wool fairly ac
tive and firm domestic fleece $40 iec; pulled 2o isc
unwashed, l2M3c; Texas, l6Q132c. Pork dull unset
tied, and decidedly lower at so 501l0 49, October and
November, nominal Mt sig % Middes dun aud NOM
nnlly lower: long clear. 0Sc short clear, lie. long
and short clear, half and half iOlc Lard fully sc
lower and fairly active cosng weak Mt ere i7slDl2 ~
October sl2 loMl2 %; November. Si2 2ls@i2 Is de-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-08

They sat alone in amansion on nj street
northwest, in deeply shaded recess of the bay
window, Violet McAnerny and Adelbert oCor.
coran.
"You do not doubt my love. sweetheart he
murmured, bending over her with lover.llke ten
derness, and kissing softly the winered lips that
oyerhung the sensitive, droopingmouth.
mo-" she said, looking at him with proud love-
III eyes, while q wnsome smile lent additional
beauty TO the fair face. 81 do not doubt you for
an instant, only when am lonely and sad, and
then think that some one more beautiful than
may win you from me. know that am not
beautiful, Adelbert, and In my jealous moments IL
comes TO me with great throb-the power Of
beauty over man. Soft, pearly flesh, rounded
curves. sweet, rcd lips velvety eyesall the magic
and marvel of tint and texture of outline-when 1
think Of this, say, in utter despair and the
proud girl crushed with cruel force between her
white. tapering fingers nower-p pot that stood
with others in the window. The noise attracted
the attention Of her father, who was passing by.
and he pushed aside the curtains and entered.
"How much will new window cost9' said
old Mr.. McAnerny to his agent the next morning.
did he take the sash with himT'
ayes"
"Aboutsl
Two years later Violet McAnerny married man
who owned two garbage carts, four mules, and u
biz tin trumpet. But her heart was desolate
and her young love blighted.-FTom 1.-THE Sodi-
Gdthe1's Rerepge," bB Henry Petersen, puddle duck
fdier.