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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Endorsed for the Judgeship.
respectfully you. 8,
l.. A. " liner,

The st. Mary's county Democratic
convention, held on the 4th inst, adopted
the 70 lowing resolution:
Whereas, The laje Judicial Conventions
held at Upper Marlboro on the sd day OF
August and the 1st day of September last,
failed to make any nominations for Chief
Judge and Associate Judge OF lie Seven h
Judicial Circuit there fore.
Resolced, That we, cordially approving
of the appointment 10y Gov. Hamilton OF
Hon Daniel r. Magruder of Calvert county
to the position Of Chief Judge of this Jud-
icial C, rcuit, and Of Hon. r. B b. Chew,
of FRINGE Georges county, 10 the posi- ion
of Associate Judge of same, and heartily
endorsing The action Of eur Delegates to
Marlboro convention in seeking to pro-
cure their nominations for he posi-
tions nam, d, do recommend them to the
support of the conservation voters of st
Mary's county at the pending election.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

Adopted tn the growth of al
prepared formula The highly :.
the past three seasons is "A sl.licic
can't praise, or exaggerated G aims
tior of our fertilizer, nj pledge
a RELIABLE manure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
J I'd gre MagFudcr.

In another column, we publish ! card
announcing Hon. Daniel r. Magruder as
a cAndidat for reelection to The position
OF Chief Justice for this circuit. Judge
Magruder is eminen ly qualified, 10y ais
deep and thorough Learning as awyer,
his hig IMMORAL character and STRIFE ly tom
perate habits Tor the judicial Office. While
in no sense of the word partisan, Judge
Magruder's views upon questions ofconsti-
tuiional aw are strictly conservative, such
as any democrat may unhesitating Y sup
port.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
. . .


Many Of our mos. pGuten customers
and citizens ase now huyiug heir clothing
for themselves and boys tr tie IA and
winter We have every hing ready, and
there is ne reason for delay, and tA,re is
reason FIR buying now. You may IS Nell
have q house iu'I oi~.athinE IL select from
and picn If time Ia pick ou', IS TO
come in crowd afcr . wAile after the
frs cold snap has ca"2ht!oa uaPrePared.
Largest sto.k in Baltimore. Lower prices
than ali tie res; II (. \. oGsN x SOY,
one Price Clo,i;crs Hanover and Pratt
streets We EAva MT asked perm s.oo
but W. Nil chance II AMI Igar ,..tht
publisher OF .hj~ paper
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Gone FIoliCking

We are sure our readers will excuse
any short comings in this weeks paper,
when we inform them that our publisher
and associate editor has been absent iT5m
his post all the week, in attendance upon
the Oriole entertainment. As this IS the
frs: opportunity cur valued associate has
had Tor a real good flolic this year, we arc
sure our readers will all .jni.. us in wish
ing him pleasant time, and will kindly
overlook such defects in the paper as his
absence renders unavoidable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Out A gain.

We are pleased to report that our
gentemanly and courteous village school
master Mr. Thos. r. Hancock has quite
recovered from his recent illness. and is
again at his poist Of duy. We were also
glad to see Mr. B. l.. Wheeler, whose I'M
fortunate accident in breaking his collar
bone we reported two weeks ago. out again
on Tuesday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
The Republicans and the JudSeship,

The Marlboro Gazette of this week has
the following:
Col. 5. T. Sui, Chairman of the liepubli-
can Central Committee, of this county, IL
pursuance of a resolution passed at the
,Iudicial Convention held ut Bowie on the
29;h ultimo, called a meeting of the Chair
men If state Central Committee of tie
several counties in this Judicial Circuit to
convene at Laurel oa Friday next We pre-
sumo they will discuss The ACCESSIBILITY OF
placing some name on their ticket for the
position Of Associate Judge.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Goods Words from Druggists.

"Natt Bstters aye ihe best ;jt'ers
They promote ,'rePana a,.-ss nervousness
'.Ersl Liver and Kidney mt,ilaiUe w. sels.
They knock tie Chile, every llue
"CoasEmpiive people gain flesh on them.
MAT Bit'ers have 90 rivals fn this town.
Best thing for DUrs.aE mother We hare -
we Ike 10 recommend Mali E.ftc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Notice To Creditors.
In tie Crpbons' Court Of CLcrl,s count,
In the matter Of the personal estate Of Stephen
hlrdsou, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, th,t the I'M
~ dersigned administrator OF The goods
and chattels If Stephen Richardson. dccea.ed.
will on the 9Th day Of November next, proceed
t. distribute the assets Of the deceased in his
hands among bis creditors. who have fled and
duly probated their accounts i'll said Court
All creditors interested are hereby notified to
attend in person or by agent or attorney on
said day TO receive the amount Of their said
claims or the proportionattle p'rts thereof,
otherwise they may lac precladed by l1w from
anv benefit arising from said distribution.
Witness my hand, this l4th day Of October,
1881. TfDS. f. SPEAkE.
Admir- of Stephen Richardson, deces'd
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

TO 4DVER TlSE2&-raE TIMES aaping Il
ia!yer circulation than aIay other paper among TIE
tleili3ent farmers and business Of Chdr;e.
C6taI', offers superior inducements TO aice'9i>ers
to insert their announcements in columns Send
in Southern Maryland. TO sag nothing abogt circaia
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

Asg= See the notice Of tie Democratic
Political Meetings IN another column.
RalZy Democrats and sh0w y0ur dantl-
ard bearers TINT you mean rictory.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

\ good active rn7a that can fG-Hih Hos,
and harness, and -lsc good bond - en-a.
in tie >sHiug Machine bus ness IA has county
Good wages aud permanent en- T. a. meat guar
antstd. Cal rn or address
THE SINGER NANJFACTTEiNG Go.
iDJ klu- -. AteLtEdEit. Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

To the Republican rioters Of Charles connty ::
| HEREBY announce myse an indie
pendent Republican candidate for the Of
fee of county commissioner and solicit
the support of my fellow citizens,
MATTHEW s. PROCTOR.
Pye's Wharf, Sept. 18th, 1881,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Thomas Ward,
CONTRACT'R & BUILDER,
La Plata, nd,

Is now prepared to DO all kinds of Carpen-
tering. Repairing. Jobbing at lowest rates.
Contracts made Tor Houses, Barnes, &c, in any
part of the county. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Estimates of all kinds Of work given on APP
pliCaton. Refer to the school house in Port
Tobacco all work done by me in the county.
nov bly,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

J. ". Laroques Ambitious Bitters.-If you
feel dull, drowsy, debitated, nave frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, and tongue
coated, you are suffering. from torpid liver OF
billiousneas, and nothing will cure you SC
speedily or permanently, as j. NJ Laroqne':
anti-bilious bitters. % cents paper, 81 bot
lie. For sale by W. 4. Thornton, sole proprie
tor, Baltimore and Harrison street, Baltimore
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
The Cheapest Dry Goods in Washing

Fifty pairs Of d5ah.e bite blankets OIL
81 -. Large SIZE bel cu@ioEfs. 81. Beau
Ufgt wool dress goods uew f1'l shades ouis
ma Rel twill fame. all wool -. Best dark
calico made .. Pare Wool cassjnserss all col
ors Including black -. Pure linen dlnueT
napkins - cents dozen. Pure l.nea tlssrhee3
table damask 5n Black and coogeI silks go
Black and white striped silks 90 oar 81
- as5 81 % t.tea siias ars special Aar-
gains Cur extra large SIC Hr.1al quilts on y
>l,25. Excellent ,or>sts 81! Go-afc4 aaa
black SatIas - Black six vg.v,ss =. Bar
gains Bargains Bargains II
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Frazer Axle Grease.

One trial will co1yince yon that it is the best
Ask your dealer for the Frazer Axle Grease,
nd take no other. Every box has our trade
mark on it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Milk Crust

Mn. Bowers. .N'siutnu ,~t. Cincinnati. peaks
ni her sisters cUl'a. vino WAS cared q! milk
crust W.g... ted bii remedies iBg two Year.
Sow l4ar. a,altHN I.s. with "a beautiful head
Ut hair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
Scald Head
Eczema.

II. y. Raymond, Auditor +. W. j. x : IL IL
Jackson, Mich, was cured OF scHld head of hli!
Years duration 10y tGr CUticura iicucsttc>-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

"Sellers' Liver Pills have bean the stan lard
eme1y for malaria, liver c, M plant, costiseless
,c., for fifty years.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

TO OGDER Any description of HAIR
NESS OF TRUNK desired made to order
m the premises at popular prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14
EP Al r IN G.

Trunks covered. and Trunks and Uar-
ness thoroughly repaired 10y good work
men,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-10-14

~ NtrAe, Space Washington, p C..
Undoubtedly 81, cheapest DRY GOODS
STORE "a she United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
COTTON MAKKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

IIvzRroor. Dec Gl230 n m.--cotton- Market steady'
Middlng UDands, Glled hIddlng Orleans GA I'D; sales
10000 bales Iacgdag 1000 bales for speculation sna sa
port receipt, 5000 bales including $3.50 bales American
futures-U paBds Low Mddng clause. December ana Jan
uay delivery Ghi do January and February delivery, ll-
o March and pr delivery 0sbaed April and EBAY
delivery 6iad May and June delivery, Gddo Juno ana
July delivery. Gs'azd. Futures steady.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6-5OO p m.-Tne sass OF tho Gay In
cluded 81 80 bales American
LIVERPOOL Dec 5-6;O0 nj utures-Uphnds Low MID ma
July delivery, G7d do. July and August delivery OI6l
Futures closed steady.
BALTIMORE Dec. 5-Cotton dull Middlnng lI7gci La9w
Middng IL ecI Good Ordinary. lOL9eI net reeeipt Yt
bales gross 1888 bales; exports to tho Continent z'olo
CHARLESTON, Dec b.-COton quiet Middhng, to.'
MddDg IL &C, Good Ordinary lU1tDIO'6ci net re-
coipts bales; exports cOastwise 1851 bales sAe
1000 bales stock. ia, 53l bales 80, -
GALVESTON. Dec. h-CotOn firm; Mlddhng II i2c-i LOW
Kidding llc Good Ordinary l0aci net receipts O'o'o
bales salos. l,J19 bales; stock. lO2,0l4 bales 80,
MKHrHIs, Dec b-CotOn steady hddlnne', ~ IT,
cept g3Os Oaes shipments 443O bales; saea llOO pAo'
stock. 5,0l7 bales -. - NJ,
MOBILE Dec 6.-Coton quiet; Middling II ci Low MID
ding, IL 0llisc. Good Ordinary lOl4dlOSci not
1908 bales exports cOastTlse, ol%o pAc
safes. 300 bales; stock, 45,S2S bales .,. 80.
Ngw.ORLRASs. Dec b.-Cotten quiet Mddhns ~ ~, so
Middlng III Lc Good Ordinary, lO'BcI net receip
Is,430 bales gross, 2265s baesi export " Great BRITAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

sold 10 an exporter az &C. per NJ otherWse .e ~ bs
Sheep was TO 5c for poor 70 "a aS neT 100
from to Gle. with car OF extra OaDaoa uo ~ O -
salesNevtou & Gett sold 1Os Virginia sheep ia ~ at
BIC: 40 Ohio DO loo H. at bl4c sos 40 iuS ~ al
90 h. AT 5c 10 do III lbs, at 54c loo do 10 ~ o.
uodie q Co sold is2 Ohio sheep 100 D. at 4Hci
25s Common Western sheep aaa os Sheen gl NJ nc
I3j do ID lf2 PennHYlytnla 30 . " m
Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs, II ID, at 4'ici % w.
Pidcock sold 22l Chicago sheep q H. at Sc 100
40 a5 H. al 4Ifc. 10 do % %, at &C; lf9 a9 - ~ IN
s. H. OF She l73 do. 100 h. 81 Sc lsl DO 20 ID '' ~ ~
do gl h. al &c: III TO- l0l O., Al 4lfc , or,a "a
j. Hume sold rs Pennsy wanna sneeP |nnsviyinia
H. at 5c ana 81 100 do, - d. at % lT iInne saws
Wcthcrs 10 h. on private terms. CHE 'o''PhoHo ''
My1 ~ l5 i IaSi sold COG Texas sheep. G5 h. q 81 n
lq Tenue.sec do part Lambs) rs ID. al - wi a. Tc
fnclv DO % H. at SIC; 21g DO 81 D, AZ 49, ., ss
LAMBS h. al isc; .7Rdo part lambs 81 d. az 5 'S IIi0
TO- al 81 80 Canada Ewes and Wethcr& Iu2 NJ 1T n
. no Canada ETs Of lI2 d. e 4 S"Therr caalda do 10
H. at 5Lc 179 Canada 10 20 H. AZ TO- l2v 90 . 10 ~ "A IN
Dllenback Dewey so d l51 Pehnsyl ANS 2negP 60 M
tsjj lG7 Pennsylvania sheep and lambs - 10, "a M
lgl Canada Lambs part sheep - d. at . So - @ M do
at orc 35i 10 o. s6 10 l42 do 80 H. at 80 20 lo4 40
Kifby q Co sol igs Pennsylvania sheep Sc H. a. 4lac
HOGS Receipts were IL cars OF lhiz head-Do -
Jersey City aud 81 at 4uthst. Live Hogs were
100 n lower Friday. the maret Is quoted Gun
SGaSG2o number Of selected hogs were sold 70 S"sS
a. saIesemh Reid sold 1876 ohio Hogs 100 r. at 60 20
AZ do. 1Sl d. at SO 40, 20 Pigs lJi h. at Csc looo Loo "
Newton & Glet sold 40 Selected Virginia Hogs l3S H.
6EsES-Nothngo Of special interest tho Horse trade
healthy feeling I'm the market MOST uua =,
port prices steady The horse disease now pretty g,hS
known pink eve Is less prevalent than II wa anu o
cded mprOS noted in the general condition u 'o
Horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LoNpoN Dee 5The Marx Lans Express in its review Of
te bll7h am trade during the past week Young
Mhtat' continue to ook well lhe recent bad weather
causes pace 10 arrive IN condition, and they
meet with Increasingly iii ult sale erior WIeats a 10
everywhere eaper sef sorts, however, caice
N lth MAINTAIN tner cent rat Flour rather r ely
ppl'u, lhi,fl9r sorts we're rtcu ry cheaper wm!e
Oth'rs maintained prices well. Home Barley
~ en- dep essed, ana pcs dropping H. trade in for
eli 1T aslus "as slow, there nothing ding
W TO W cdnc,iiy here slight improvement Fri.
ia IN Ondon owins to modera supply Choice Amen;
en- Nrint ana Red Winter grades OF at ulred
o: an toge er with the finest Lite ceiling rather
more freely at Mondays rat 9th rwse business was
very much restricted All the most desirable sorts of foreign
flgn malnn nr ate Iae- the supply being sinai and ir
regular There small supply Of Maize Friday and
rates close ID d, arr, Xei american fetching 293d
ship Grinding Barcys were rather tedious OF sa dep te
small supplies In consequence ~ arge quantities being dun.
aged Ton fresh argoca " Wheat arrive of coast during
the week The sale. Of English Wheat during the week
were 4I3 quarters at 90 I'D per quarter AGAINST - 287
quarts a. - lOd per quarter during the corresponding
week Last year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Dec. o, 1881.

REEVE1-Receints yesterday and to-day were lo2 car
bnad s,,nsf 4 COS head last Monday The arrivals lle
ysst Wet were a5q head more than last week ana 2nll
ne "si With To- day was one Of worst OF the yer
me supply exclusive Of all export cattle wes heafin I
head and many large saughterers carried over
throughout most week. and an unusually large sng
of PonItry offering very low prce., coop ~ t
nress the dead meat rket and there was only s ou,'
for the Cattle when ii led DfoNtrs oueieu M4i' NH }r
sidercd pretty liberal inducements ana pnteheis Dot @
ahead 81 present requirements, that hgt ran an S
week was absolutely necessary to prevent aothet
hreak An of the Chicago, St Louis CINCINNATI fttSDug
and Puao boug Cattle Loaf heavily, and the small shippers
from ohio Indiana and Kentu struck the worst market
% Therefor not prepared for heavy receipts today
and the fresh Catue and cars OF stale stocS on
tbe marked butchers scarcely ew what t. bld
for the Cattle, and the memorandum OF cost 10 ,1e
for that ward Of cattle butcher To prominent sales
h1y Them Won can have them Sc" "1n give you
ply ti ~ ~ Nor I'M sell tbsn Ia YOU rhir the
cattle bought; It's 50 hcad les
be tev cos m cag0" and the droyer hasteued of 10
for the cattle hence sales were mnch more TIeRu ,n
usual differing in many cases July &c per ID FROM III
butchers were moro disheartened over the prospects
tan the sellers appeared to be "A Si4sF com ia ~ "
shows reduction from Friday Of strons ' lG b ana
decline for the week Of l2aG pc d. ir0oig 5g or % Ir
here to-day expected tomorrow morning nor mcudng
the cattle consigned direct TO Two uptown s41s lI
0S o. ~ IN was r,oOrcd al about
,rrsit m those Yards ON FRIDAY Tine translcto1a
% rss ~ ~ and 5Gc Der head several carloads Of
515l lbs and lew Steers brought -dl2Lt 20 ni 81
7q5s rs but general range for common u choice tar
Exporters reserved and purchased 0Ju ne a. an LOT SP
mcnt dressed live stock OK fresh meat lAHt steamers
viii leave this port before "conesdai
The weeks shipments Live Cattle sheep ana Hogs ara
Dressed Beef. Mutton and Hogs were a'lOAu"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
CHARMS

SIAklNo - p, ,-,, ,,-spDDr,rTO
COMPANY.
Office, Pier 10, n. r.. foot Cortisna|sI
Consignmena OF forwarded as directed 10 any part
Of the world .
UNgoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Of all kinds oil freight ana er
chandise TO any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
IfARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly hsered TO point
I'm tho harDora ut reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BAHGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHARTER.
STEAMERS John IL Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier IL Il. at p. daily lsaturdsys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D. L. & W. II. H. received at Pier
Eor New. Haven and points East az Pier is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISL ND.--Eeven Miles for
Ten Cents steamers from Pier r. foot whitehaLst
OENTRALSHIPYARD, Communtpawi MID DOCKS
Machine and shops everything apperaining 10 the
construction and repair Of vesseLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
stock, 3OOOll bales.
ETHIOPIAN Markets.

EUROPEAN Markets
LFKRPooi- Dec 5-2:3O m.-Pork-Prime Mesa Eastern,
on AZ sos do Western. duh at 20. BacOn-Cumberand
CUT hIher az 1zj short Rib hrnor 63E Long Clear,
htsidy AT iSbd Snort Clear. b06d. Hams-LOng Cut
dun Of 5lk Shoulders, dull az So Tor new Beef-Inda
MESS dull az 0 Extra Ness arm at IL SIS Prime Mess, dun
~ glL Lard-Prime Western dun at 576d Taliow-Prime
Ivy steady az 49, Turpentino-Sprits, steady at 49,
hosn Fine dui az ll6d Common steady at O. Cheese
american Ch0lce, hrm 40 3d. Oil. here Flour
l1tfh state dull AZ IA. Whea-NO White duh lU6d
No spring. firm 10 l07d. Winter New Western. firm
~ iWNd. tOrn-MiNed, steady M slid. COttOnseed OIL
leuoW American, none here ROsin-COmmOn AT London
40. " ~ ~
IFkFoot Dec. 5000 p. m.Brcadstu1s-Corn steady at
DlOu Der Genital for New Mixed Flour 1864.
western Peas lOd Genital for Canadian Wheat hood
1lul.a Tor california White. agd0lOJd for California
Clnb lo4dGlll Tor Rcd Western Spring
IJNDoN Dec 5--5:OO .. m--Calcutta Linseed, ~ per
91aaI er; SpeFT9 OIL R55a&o per toni Pale RoIn; 1fo
lUbd spirits Turpentine i3Cd per Refined petrO-
ieum 90 spirits OF Petroleum. 9id9l0d. per Gallon
Coilnoh ttOsll. b9i Ln-ced on G25 0425 lO
lhNEhtNol- rec A.-kccgpts or Wheat for the week :
From Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters; Pacific ports
$1,000 quarters
hWNkA. Dee. b.-WilcOx's Lard closed at 90 marks so
piugs per 10 pounds. Petroleum. marks Is pcnmncS
90 pfennigs per 100 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Gtrumboals am Rai!rol)s.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LIN E To THE " 3,
Via PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Washington

IN and ofter May % Passenger leave from Penn
svlyaUia railroad Depot foot OF tOrlndtsL and Des
brosses-st., a, follows: , ,,...,.t.,,, s.o5 - ~,
Night Express leaves Washington 9lO p m IaIyI Win
sa Tor Pitts Iurg Cslumbu and Cincinnati Pariof cars
attached $50 a. IN. train. -. c..,i,,
n m daily Past Line for washington; arrive hcil-
mn Chicago and ST Louis, SOD a. IN
W A o. palace soepcrs through 20 cincinnati ana IH'easO'
Ent trains through u chicago 49,
station Baltimore t:jp A. M; Waslhsoi 100 y, "
MN leaves Baltimore $50 a. Washington IO4O
n m daiy. -leepers FOR Cincinnati -. M. r..,,s
" ~ ~ ttber ne makea faster time Ia the west Trains
,rrfvc from the Gao $40 D. M ana lu:lO p
hs secured ana baggage called
"a checEr 10 destination cOmpanya once NO. $40
ana at all tine Offices OF the pennsylvania RAILROAD
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
LIVE STOCK yARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


BrFF,Io Dec. ATuR-Recepts today. ZOO he'1'
total for week $500 head; for same Time a
bjOO head: consigned through - cars market ~ III, n
n IL 300 slles of Choice steers AZ - a. So Good 5IP,
- tp0+5 o.; FAR Medium, - 6JdSy 25 Good butshs
Steers iGd+j Cows aHd IIeftr, - 70 Ie M Af a.
eT,' 4Gsi Fat Bulls 2JGS3 90; Mich Cows, @"Gf o
head lower Fair to Good S3O0$O Choice $40 le
head. - ,o.at
for week thus far 900 heLd for same time las WetNi
1900 head; consigned through cars. ndfAtt "l ~
tending downward, supply hctNyi ares t"4iI'h ~
sheep 40 - .JaA Good DO ~ 2'0.l 90 "t' o.
- 7jdFr l2'; Western Lambs, Common 10 Choi '''
Canada lambs. - J"1RI 10. A.. ,,r
to dan 600 head toal for week thus ia
1900 hcad Tor time last Wecg, 5000;
through fair demand, bu ~ 10" r. f1t- Sa, "l @
50 1su+J g, Ood Medium Nt.g ti-, =" l"'Fg', L'
iitvv s. 81 ass 10. Good do, - 81. afG M Pee - 07' o.
SHIIAGO Dec. HOGS Ecccipts. j uuu neal thp'
ucnts 700 head; best unchanged Common &c lover Coz"
mon Good Mixed, 3. 60 art, Light Grover H. ~; .-S
Packing arJ shipping 800 lS6 'i I ana 'hls 90 -
CArILE-Eecgpis 1000 mead; shipments ~ uu heih t''
generally uugt-rd Shipping wrat "o"i Z" o,t, -
20; Common sir - 49, Mixed ih'l'r' P'hl. ''
stt1a,r; Poor to tair -2 3D. G""d d" ho.se 20 - ~
-ir.krr AND F..d,r-, - '0j s.: IeAA 's ,'1- -
sHEEP-EacrTts, Loo head shipments ,o h,''' '','
III. a-., 4..,Iur 10 an, -@e' "''u 10 CA'''' I'D
l. rrrroi dispatch a9rs: cattle les acti. hr' sio2d'.
best -;c5s2'c sheep more p'ri,4h ubl un. h'"A." '
ST. Lot, Dcc 5.-Ho,-- Hccr.n,s. 1900 bead "'-
m..t-. 1850 helbs rla.a., .-l.I N'I .1
lur.t!z NHlrJ 20. t-. -lua 80 o.-a ~. ui,.'' -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-VoRF,. Monday, Dec. >, 1881

ASHTS- Unchanged and quiet. -, .,,,rb ,ritbout
coTT1y-Sp Cotton dun aud weak t6ongh %ltno1 1
{t - an ye sales S5I bales 1855 bales SATURDAY even
ng including 9O bales for export 10y oie 5 1f LOO
speculatiOn Delivered on c0D,l0S
hni. -p,ceints AZ the ports to-day, ELISA Dats asal
b7II bales his day iast week, and % ~ 2 bles
gnce sem mber l. 2344,9l5 bales, against z'oo''-' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06
Office of the Union Pacific Railway Co.,

OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY sUBSoRfllot''
The third instament OF ten per subscp9ns LOT
the OF the oregon short Line lsaugy
payable the 10Th day OF ocemoeI tha o6ee 81
tons registered York Will be pay able A. INC s,
the Union Pacific Railway. No. l9I brULi"y haso reSs
should be payable James NJ Ham anu tVsg IT,
tered WIN be payable a tho once oi d nSv,he
RAILWAY In Boston and checks should o
Gates when making Payments for the proper
the same q SADNNA ~
Nov. 20, 1881,