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New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

4AGd. ' "' ~
LIfRgPooL Eov 21-,3;00 p m.Breadsruas-corp steady
western Pea. i0d por ceual Tor Cun dian Wheat l07d
GuNI.d Tor California White 93do l0jd Tor California
Club; l04dullI for - d Western GDrnC.
LFEAlpoi N0y 2-l p rlhe roceiDts Of Wheat Tor tho
past three days $1,000 contals, including $1,000
American
LoypOV, Nov. 2o-3:0) D. m.-Calcu,q Lnssed 20 per
quarter Sperm oil, E8SDE1O per fDu: Pale ROgn. 7fO
iO5d sUqt5 Curpenun2 li9d per W. Refined Peuo-
ltum, bGbrd. spirits OF Petroleum J2d 3l01 per aai0n.
common E0sln G5d. laaseed on e2J UD2Z5 b
ANTWERP. Nov. 29.-Petloieun. IS uancs 25 eenu
tot nne pale American. Micoxs
90 centmes per 400 kiIs4
BREhEN Nov 29.-Wcoy's Lari c'1aa 20 50 marks SO
penhgs per 10 pounds. Petroleum, parks IL p;snng
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
-NIN. oo. nmcI aud c-.r Dul Dr.l anonI .tcaay anl

StGAI-Kaw AbOut steady al TAsa7I,c Fair 10 GOOD
NrHHn8i rather more iHlHIy str' 2.pID bass triuHn
buCu 14iC; Refined stronger demand better Cat l' a. and
Crushed lOisc. CuUos ana Powdered iucj GtauuuieI
"hr, Mould ~" &c Couircil0nrI, - hACi
Standard A." 9itC, on ~, -nJsc White Extra &C."
suisg-tc; yellow do. do, 7-asAc. yellow "C," 7asa 'c
yellow. 1t4D1 t2c
aTnARINE- Firm and flii.y ACTIVE, Prime City, Ia.d
II ci sales lOOc Weston. u 70, OlrOmafGnhhc SciIino
quoted IOHlOAc.
IA LLOW. Bln declining Prime Ciiy. 74o.I salcs
$4,000 ~. 7hdT'rr
TEA Quiet ant generally rather ca-y
TOBACCO kentucky active export sales, 2,u
The WcrD. Lug G0tr Lcaf sHlt,., seed Leaf
quiet sales. 300 1850 "cnnsJ lvanl. 6Ia2iCl
Ca7rs New IngllI 03JC, 80 lSSO Ohio pr
yac trIm-. ZOJ bale, Havana. eJc. Dri 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu unchanged at 81 - fof ArCuc
whale
WDOi-Thr market ~ The moment IL unm7takably dull
'uyiug but satisfactory position. though ~" tone
is t sustained quarters. Fi,o aio in somewhat
reduced supply. Texas and California quoted here be
the uguTr, current n ih" primary ati. Iucgu Nu'5
quiet; Wcquotc Fiserrs, AMI NN 3jr, ANA aud mex.
loc. 45c. Sos. and p BIC. tUuLiug UHi Ucninr Hcj
EKtr, itd City Doe, nuprrhue Pulird. Ciy, 37c NJ
Pdpd yNr, Splug tailUuI lta3 ID.. Fan do l20-Sct
Iastru TrAas 33025r: Western I7a2jct Cape OF Good
Hope 2J032C. Australian, iuDi3C.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Ir,gRpoOI Nov 2g-20Up. uIpOrk-Irme Me- Eastern,
luI M ~ Western. du at 10. BaCOn--( umherldni
Cui drmer at 81 short RU nIner 5Js Long Clear,
l,ly Clear. steady JO. uans-LOug ut
auu ut p3i shoulders, duli az SS Tor new Beei-inda
90, Extra Mvss dun at ij Primo Mess, dun
ai gl Lard Western, dun at 5f6d TliOw- Prime
CIV stcldY, 40 40. Turp'nune--Splrit, steady 40 Al
gu.tn ami at I'm hJd Chee1e--
american Cloca, hm M 81. lau on. uunr here Flour
EXtTa state. li3d Whoat-NO White, duu M lhnd
NO . spring uuI 90 Ulu; winter Now stofn, diit
at l.uud coma -5Aeu, steady AZ JtuLd tot'Astgn US
Yellow Amtuuau, mono here Haain-COuInQH at '-olh'h
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

mo IANEIRO Nov 24.-Conee Good Frsts, 43OOG4 45O
eis u ID kiIus Average daily receipts l2JOO bags snip
urnts OF wcckTO the Channel au North Of Europe,
uDn bags to United states 5000 bags to the Med
crnran bags. sales OF tho weck-FOr The Channel
nd North of Europe 2tunO bags; tor the United Staes
900 bags stock $4,000 bags. Exchange on London ~ -
SANTOS Nov % Coffee superior 10000 200 refs per I'D
iu4 Average daily receipts iOr the week. 100 bagS sales
f the wecor all countries $4,000 bags including 3sOOO
IlIl,sl lnI .nInne stOrk. " uOO nagA
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

Receipt. Dried Fruit the week. pkgs 2ls
Pkgs a. Peanut- and 500 pkls of Pecan Nuts Exports o
Dried Apslr. 2J2 pkss Eyapora'rd Apples moving
slowly at barely sustained prices, 90 Of choice
sold 40 lt-c and 30 cases At l3c some
choice marks still held aud
fancy io. But tcv huycr fo Dr,d Apple.
I'D price, 'arr 10 sell Ran light stock ~ an Kinds
uI Peaches orrIZ but there b little demand
forced sales wuUl require concessions WIN the
exception OF a. Wtta 'r.Hs il ~uutsoru bim~ou pum- no
chang. o.. report small fruits pranut. hold about
SHADY fuuyl fht bu-r light ChrstLuts
aul prl. uu-cted uckoryuuts dun and la buyers
Quotations
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
cnla.Ma e.na2og Inc. a1a.Ill


-. t,rvaar gi7ao.62I slss7,4l7 Inc $4,000
The above statement lor the last year does not III
o,,9o asa payment, the amount tabout TAs6'oOoJ
',,ir,d 70 nav the declared dividend on the pre-
tr,.d stock vet the report goes on and says: Ims
o,nornt the surplus of 81, ,SS7,417, together with
S1 1o9 5s2 received from other sources, making
- oIl s3 OSOQQ9. has been applied mainly TO i'm
movements of the road and property, and to the
acouisitjon of equipment and real estate as will APP
near in detail in the reports of the Nlce-PreSldeht
and Auditor" From what "other sources" the
omollut of Sll93,5s2 was received the present
svpovsi- of the full report does not relate, but 1t
1robably was from the sale of treasury stock ana
bopds The working expenses have been Oh per
cent of the camiRgs-au increase OF per cent over
the prey ous year, but decrease OF Per cent from
1870 This increase Of 2 per cent is accounted
for by the large increase in traffic at reduced
rates and the increased cost of labor and material
The Increase in the total tonnage over previous year
was 2.37O93l tors; IN the tons transported one
mile. 2G3.2s2.760 tons; in the earnings
Sl5SS. .IGl; but the rate per ton per mile de-
creased 3l-1OOO cents, being 500 600 cents
agai lst S3G-lOOO cents in the previous year. The
increase IN the number of passengers carried, over
previous year, was 652, ,727; IN the number carried
one nile, 2OO23 ,JS6; in the earnings, S3jS,3l5 :;
but the rate per passenger per mile decreased
2j-l000 cents. being l6-lOOO cents against
. 24l-1OO0 cents in the previous year. In valung
the statistics here given it should be remembered
that for six months OF the year-October to Apul
1.-THE trunk line "poOl" rates for freight and
passengers were strictly adhered to. and that during
only the last four months of the cOmpany's year.
and that IN the summer season, Were the extreme
low rates prevalent Two months of the company's
new year have passed without any material i'm
provement on the rates of the summer season, and
with much Sma Ter traffic.
Tie Chicago Tribune of November 27 prints its
usual report of the eastward movement of -four
grain and provisions follows:
The total shipments of grain, flour and prOvoins for
fhe wees ending November 27 by the six roads leading
Last from this city amounted 10 35624 tons against
40 O63 adecTease 1889 tons. The following statement
slows the amount OF -FOUR grain and provisions shipped
from this city by the various Eastern roads during the
pas week:
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
BreswaN D.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


BALTIMORE Nov 2o-.oton Inn. ,fiddlmg, II 90 Flour
quiet, hOwart street and Western super - -3"' W. 10
G&trt . 2jutB 25. do Family 20 bDa ~ @'i 'l't h1'
Supef - aOat1 % in txtra r. 1UGto - -32' ''
JO0-i - do 100 brands ~ 1901 dF tftdla'' tf
IS 90. Wheat-s0utheu easier We5trrn lower ~h"lhrih
Red, ~ JJaAl 3j 90. Amber, ~ iO4tl D. NG IAiy
~ 80. W WINTER Rcd spot auu NuNtuuei,
"a 33atl 3ja, DcoCmbcr 81 3t0n Jis January 81 %
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30


METAISIn American PIG Iron The movement is less S M
cra uu for al grades scotch ne demand ese7 o pp
So 80 Scotch Pig EgutonS23i Carubroe ~ tgitn.3st'
scrap Iron firm Sl ship and 80 80 vard Rls wore
N s9lI gli' ~ go 9Sf M d @ "v,res Old Iron Rails quiet
at s2ao s2 - for T. aud 3l 'OG- toT D. HsG
atcIT active straits 25tG22[c; Australian and Billion,
sIs55 Fin m b PnlS %; do rerSe $ 25Gs557% T. Coke
Tn,s 20 as 2j do renc - Lead was h at 'o ior COM
MOLAssEsNew crop, Now orleans, 5Oe6oG for Far 70
S5@{ S91fy g. IF}rt1T Porto Rc" IS 52c
NAVAL STORES spirits Of Turpcnnnc we're again IN
ward io1ong lo 5S 9-i9' @ @,r@ & wftS ah' w. w. 1"tn
81 20a y % for Good Srained No 3 81 40a2 50 80 l.
$I9$i - raf Sc 2i6si 50. Ciy pitch y iodf 30.
OIL CAKE-Stil depressed and dun at $50 for western
Dir MEALQuic now appears that West India b9yeTs
here likely unusually small Lusecd quoted ili . per
cask Of 7j0 Cotton ,ecu S3 per ton exports ioi week
0isA good opbiug trade Is going and al! prices re-
southern aud % 0,jc Ion Nothem: Crude Mcnhaden $50
iGsced G5r; laer for Ancrcan and zoe for Calcutta
OCEAN FRElGiiTs-Thcc were no particular changes
In berthroon. but charters ruled steady ami met with
Gram I'D 60 b ioGs eaiGcI 8is; 100 pkrs butte 5,
100 tee Iar l,u ~ 81 ~ le ~" 10 ~ 4, lIoEoMl' III
and goo ton. = ga '90o ooi,- hse', osj pr rg
-. Zoo bales COTTON 3-talgd.. 40 tons mcasufemeut
Eorioik. 2s- L6ND0N, steam ora H. quoted 57,a
goo a,s iafd 3G' 29n3 sa,k to i'' % 20 anS @ , ,,a
Cheese a9s also u Beet >, "a and rore, 2. oi Hops
uL M . sm $500 & on,R ] %sal 'd LOT g .,es L9gI
Cheese 5os Bet +s s' lyo ian- m,a,n-sneI s'Sls'
wERP steau. Gsan. quoted 9Ld BID ana cd. a-Iel, 70
,ro,dn - "a snothcf from Tiliicpha o06 DO
ia 2'qd - Bl,EMEN steam 2oOooba.h ~ = P:enHis,;
cases aimed Lcc 10; 500 nale' COTTON. ec $40 bae'
'ena9 IA ilS 'g st,a ' 90 ba,h GRAIN ssd ''
. ID . Il
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
rr,rnprAN rtNANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON Nov. 29-l2:&0 p m.-U. ;. bonds, four pcr
cents, 1906 do. four AMI half per CENTS ll62 Atlantic
and Great Western mortgage trustees certificates,
54 do mortgage 20; EIir, -; do secOn consos
loile: Illinois Ccutrai l37L Pennsylvania Central, Cola
Reading. ,,4lt: NeW.IUrk, ontario and Western 32
LONDON Nov. 29-40b >. M bonds, four per cents,
llbti: Atlantic Great western first mortgage trustees
ceruncatoa IA; do second mortgage 20 Erie II - New
York Contra, lI3; New York, ontario and Western, ~ D
29-3 p m.-ParIS aivIce7 1uote three per
cent rcufcs = francs 80 confines for the account.
LONDON Nov 2!i:3U p m.-Ihc amount of bullion Win
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance TODAY Is
&l720Ou
LONDON Nov. 29-53O D. m.-Paus adyceS quote three
per renjcs 10 for The account
PARIS NOV 295:0D y. mELChauEe On London 20 fFaacs
u checks.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

CHEESE.

Receipts Tor tho week. SO2H boxes; weok 1877
boxes corresponding week last year. j392l boxes Exports
ot c wees 2Htj boxes same time last year. 2O3SG boxes
Liverpool cable quotations duh b3s. September
Cheese. and Doe. for amer make. Freight by
steam 10 Liverpool, l-5.Gd l7-. Ship buying a
n9not. o me Cheese Tor tho holiday trade which gives
ute more tone O the Warse About 5000 boxes Of Glover
field N' were delivered 10 shipper to-day at l22c and
other les 100 boxes 0f sharp August Chees,
lOc The demand Is confined mainly tho finest Septem
Der thcos even the home trade the best
cream stock M place Of partially SKINNED stock eX
porter bought ju1 boXc, Of Creamery Skins &C.;
boD boxes az 5oG and 300 Hard Skins a. 2a3c a cheap
trade buy these IN Liverpool 2JD23s The very
best Creamery Skins Offering haze do not sell
as fast as received. Quotations
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
LIVE POULTRY.
CAui


The daily aycrager,cept5 tc wosk ~ the various points
Of distribution follows Eric hallway 10 caHs oi
Cream g. MILK Harlem alruad, 500 du sew
Haycn Railroad I5O DO. hudson RIVER allroad 5.J no.
Midland turuld OF MIX and 60 cans OF cream
New York tity ami Northern EailIoId i0' cans ol NhA
mscciaucou. by routes l52j cana-uta, ~ cans
OF A oil - quart, eaon and 2J OF Croam. Ihe prices
at which the surplus has bccn sold on the platform iNttSo
o. Ihc suppl, scarcely sufficient 10 meet The demand
auh the market active AMI irm - was the por e'
cry day during the week, except yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

BUtTER.
ior tho week. 27 S2s pkrs; last week 25a2o pkgs;
@ foinE week last year, 2B753 pkg5 Exports for the
V 'yJ PEGS 70 Great Britain. and 2l9 pkg5 60 the Con
80 ot Citomafp1iue lG2J3 %. Tho scarcity OF Gne
Otlf as resulted in marked ADVANCE and tho feeling
80 -.Lphf Very Ht e fresh Creamery g arriving
d @ AYE and with higher markets all nroundus, We
tIt- oll' a small proportion Oi the Western make
10 goods are saane 10 ipbbers at ~ l2c I'm fact
'S Udd' at present VIII p9v fully much, If not
hI' man froctrs. These high prices Wn undoubtedly
-, ., .5u-pLon but there g. certain trade which
80. "-.g .utt Creamery regardless Of the cost. The
s ippy Of fancy brands helps of The grade
ic,i "a'S better demand for NJ sh state Dairy. Sc
,'ll' o state tubs wanted ot 3ja3Gc. fine Entire
- ny '- 153c and Choice yellow Hrku5 No 2Ja3uc.
y taes nom Delaware County have sold tribe above
ti,rs rr.Nes. gui 1t Is exceptional, and Jnr quota
..,ii' tpIt-fnt iu market value beet gOOds
arriving Very Choice Western Imitation Creamery
IrcSh, , .4iTy Ty at 38034c Very Choice fresh Factory
Ia WI Lo33a3y bring 2bc but there H. nothing Offering
E % y,asn 70 se above 2ia2jc Present high prices
aNoIdbie % the production OF imitation Batter The
l'"' EaIlt factories are said 10 be working their full
hn9 considerable quantity Of "Larlno Is arriving
IlD ue west These goods taken by OF custom.
tt @ EaHoI IsG good Dairy Butter present prices hence
.loi hId Medium grades ~ Butter only sa0be 10
ana bakers at low figures. Exporters scarcely
operating az all they do want Common Butter and can.
hoI IaJ lhe price FOR fine Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

Exports O' Potatoes 2,I2 bbl,. Demand pretty gooh Ior
choice lpts ot Potatoes dId prices remain ntn 7Et'l5 Aio
scarce and bring pytl.uc pItDos Onions 80 lhH iib'
bagu IN short supply and doing beiitr Iurhps h h.h
request aud lower 10 soil Slunah ,JTlhs} "I'Itu l
higher There 5 demand TOR Chuc' taul'o 'I b't
unless IL IL primo q is almost unsuitable Quotations:
p,fofp,s F,rtv Onion. White Dbl EJ 500 4 90
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

Receipt. Tor the week. l02JgpEg last week 1884 pkes
corresponding week last year. It5l pkga The scarcity u
stUcty tToshlad enables receivers 20 get iu
prices though The market J.. little Irregular Best marks II
Western generally selling at 3Oc, stat. aud pounzy
wanna at Sic and nearby lots 40 3jc Held stock freely
offered but the best marks fairly saablc
nauj Tor LINED Lgys has improved and pncc5 ghe
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1881
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

IOfdI.-..'.----
peauctiu rest on I.
{" funded debt.
rentals Of 'rl
iue9 M o'H'I
rLuN .-asa s
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 80 1881

ing GSc do January 6oa7oc closing 7Oc DO February,
7l-07 &C. closing lItc; DO May. 73isc AIsNa ar
ke a@c lower vim more doing mainly IN options 9 s o
4cw and old No X t2a t'-c new (9'te 500, o,i go go !,
S5c Mixed Wosern 4e!c nie nog 2 ,a1 In iIst % No
state. jiC Wine do 5.4jaic Including 22O'p Dla ~
2Mized Soyemlgr i9c is3ggO bush do. DegemD' ~ y
0jOJ1 bushdo February 'sdlOsci 10000 bush'do May'
GUNNY CLOTII-Quict. stsldy 81 sale. - -,- . .
HEMP, El,.-ButIs close quiet but steady at So 81
1000 bales sold o arrive private terms. Hemp Gulct hI ~
for Manila auI ia iaic. % arrive. ,.,.
Hay AND SrHAW-Iay in fair demand and uncl lnseel ;
straw rather quiet. we quote. shipping Hay o2a ~
NcIdm e. Prime Timothy, -J. Hel lO Clover, o,e ".
No ] Rye straw, sUa75c; 80 90. J5aD'cj o'' anu
Wheat, 3j4Jjc. D., W.
HIDES Have continued fair demand and steady w g
quote AyTcs 2ic NouteyicO, pc; C0rcntc - "a
22c E4o Guudc, &c, OronocO y ~ ac; california ~ =
0252c NatamuTat l-0l1A, Vera Cruz, l-e SIC ~
ITO Sc; Tampco. lael72 2a Bogota l12q-l 20
America. l"Q2Nc. Marcaluo, llEe '9r "a a., -
IuTa Cahelo and Iagu9yta ]. a. c taIa'ft, pTy
Payta, lbAalSci tampnacy, ltdlIc; IObasco
Texas, l5c CITY slaughter Ok iQ'2c Cow, 9Ec Ca'u'''
Slaughter, l220l3c; do. Buffalo, 9iac. -,.....
noPsTrde stl rather quiet but no quoiale S93g69es 6
Dee given. We quote. New York state crop 1881,
Eastern aud Western. 22c27G; Gc1rlugs, l-"@Ie,i
Olis all gIOWths loci Pacific Coast new, E5d5Uc b@
yaIian, 4UG iJC, B0heuians 4S05uc.
LEATHEE-Alhough the demands have been small Ia'o
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Inaucia!.

a ~ who are interested in rrold business
A. a1 no n.eaje ts, cs slouli get TIE TRIBUNE AL
ht1ANaClDt Lo1l nov ctlty )',Ce - s3lts nut
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Business Chances.

NVANTED.-Partner wholesale trade; va
w rety OF goods cash sales moderate capital 10 Dc
against advantages established business references
STAPLE GOODS Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
OFFICE or THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY \
No Ion RHnAhANAN NErr. NlnR


OFFICE or THE MERCANTILE TRUsT CONPAYY,J
No. 100 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK,
Nov. 23, Issl)
TNIE Mercantile Trust Company will receive
certificates Of the stock of the New. York Elevated
road Company be exchanged first preferred u
the Manhattan Railway Company that company
shall be prepared 10 Increase its capital stock
the agreement the Manhattan Railway Com.
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company, dated November
H. 1881 Upon the delivery Of the certificates this
II viii Ten Dollars share ia cash and
engaging O deliver
holders certificate Oi the r, preferred stock the
Company the Manhattan Company shall bs
prepared It's capital stock and such preferred
stock be issued the holders before the 18th day u
January next certificates be returned Them
LOUIS FIIHGERALD, President.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
NEW GoRK, NOV. 10. 1881
'THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this Company
will be closed from o'clock .. NJ. November H. b ths
morning Of Dcccmber2 c. BABCOCk Treasurer
vVO LOAN, on bond and mortgage, Sums
tr'm 5000 70 $j,oln at per cent 30 brokerage.
AdIrc' T. A. SNOW, Attorney, Equitable Building y. y
Edisou's Isolated "a Light co.'s stock.
Toledo. Gin and st L. Il. r. Stock.
Atlantic ant Pensacola r. H. stock aud Bond scrip.
OhIO ana West Nirglua 4 r. lst "a.
Otto Town. County Bonds
Oregon Hallway and av. fractional scrip.
Columbus and Toledo r. r.. LIST ~ due 1905.
che aud r. Illinois h.. r. ts ige 1907
StiUiO Valley r.. r. lSt -, dac 1903.
Oregon ksilw ly aud Nav scrip Hs, due 1850.
Cin Han and D Il. r. Con. g. due 1903.
Cent. Ind, I. l. aud Chir. Is, due 921.
Grcen Bay. Wuona and 81 Paul Bonds ana stocks.
q. a. EA s 7 ON.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
UNION TANNED

Export and Iobbug Leather .,;...25 a. ~ 49,
90 Damaged. l7alS
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

The following were the receipts and shipments at
nd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
tssalpt. 500 p'1tH
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE Proposals for building a crib
6ukhead at oenti, SHIP River VIII be received by
tIc cp1rent Of Docks III aud ll0 Dnintst uht Ihls
day December 1851 at II o'clock m FOR iu mo nailon
see lhe CITY Record Copies lOr sale at No CITY HAL
ArOTICE.-PrSHosals for building a pier on
~ North Brother Island East Ryer viii be received by the
~ and 10 Dutnest. until Thursday,
neceuler y 1851 II o'clock For full Information sea
~. ~ ncnnr Cop.es for sale 10 no. CITY nan.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

Year tel Sepl..,D ~ y
The gross earillniE .
arising ron ~ .,lo
road, its brancle -. !
and leased hnes, ).
fmthefscal wear
New-York tribune., 1881-11-30

Marrow, primo 345 a 5OrDo.fair 70 good 800 a 10
Do iar TO good 80 q 4Ol Rlack Inv sn 95 a 80
Red kidney Green PSas / g5 a 70
~ 'JJSseet Z9O n 29jI do. fair to good 40 ~ 90
White Kidney PSas ber
prine........ $40 a 845 bush be- $40 ....
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Scarborough, n L, 4 lots corner
Broad and Hodges sts-taxes ~, rs
SeoeDdorf, august, l-2 Of " IL
block So, Kirby subdivision-taxes
~ and IA.
Stoddard, B r, Z lots ON Broad st,
liz of block Is, Bilbo subdivision
parish taxes rs.
Vincent, Isaac, 3 lots on Broad
and Ford sts-taxes "a and rs.
Vincent. Lastie, lots on Common
st-taxes ~ and rs.
West, Mrs Marion, lot ON lake
bank, between Pnjo and Farquhar-
taxes II and rs.
Flatz, Peter, ] acre fronting on
Division st-taxes '78.
Canton, WIN, 2 lots-taxes '7s.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25
NIX'S FERRY
AND STORE,

AND STORE,
Calcasieu River
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has pnt his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on eachsi1e of the river. free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
mv9t' II ID. NIX
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25

Webster. Taylor, 1928 acres
taxes rs.
Wedge, A G, taxes II 10 IA.
Arneaud, Jean, 50 26-l00 acres
taxes '76 to '78.
Brousard, N ID, so acres, mum
bers unknown, taxes '76.
Fontenot, ] l., 81 70-100 acres
e IL of n W IL, and " IL of q {
Ia sec ~, TIP Z, range 5 west, taxes
rs to rs.
! McCorguodale, John NJ, 16C
acres, n W IA of sec "a, tip 8, !
ID west, taxes rs.
| Niblet, II C, 40 21-I0O acres, lot
II, sec 10, tip 9, S + 10 west, taxes
'76 to rs.
Teal, VIM C, so 45-100 acres,
undivided 1-2 of e IL of IA
sec so, tip 6, I 5 west, taxes re
to '76.
BY virtue of said authority, /
will offer said property for sale, in
the order as above set forth, at
public auction, at the principal
front door of the courthouse, in
which the civil district court of
said parish is held, on the FIRST
SATURDAY, the I'd day of July. A. D.
1881, within the hours prescribed
by law for judicial sales, to the
highest and last bidder, and without
appraisment, and for CASH, which
sales will continue thereafter on
Monday, the 4fh day OF July, A. D.
1881. and from day to day until
all of said properly has been Of
fered for sale.
Terms OF SALE-Extracts from
said acts: Provided the tax COL
hector shall not receive bid for
less amount than the sum neces-
sary TO pay all taxes and licenses
that may be due the State, or any
political corporation therein, to-
gether with all penalties, costs,
interests and charges which may
be attached to said property. The
party bidding the highest for any
piece of property thus Offer ed shall
be adjndged the purchaser, and to
whom the tax collector shall pro-
coed at once to make titles in due
form, npon payment of the amount
Of money bid, and all snch deeds
of sale shall be received in courts
in evidence as prima facia valid
titles, ard upon which the pur-
chasers shall be put into immediate
possession of the property thus
purchased.
Witness, my official signature on
this the 18th dav of Nav, AID.
1881. DAVID Fl. LYONS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector Cal
casien Parish.
May 28, 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-25
STEAM RICE MILL.
1T LAKE CHARLES, LII

III ANlNG erected, at great expense, new
IL steam rice mill at Lake Charles, we are
prepared TO execute promptly, and in the
nostsatisfactory manner, all orders for clean
ing rice raised in this section of LouisiaDa.
Samples Of rice cleaned at our mill can be
seen there, and at the various stores in Lake
Charles. and we invite their inspection.
The highest market price paid for rough
rice also clean rice exchanged for rough rice.
JACOB RYAN q SONS
Dec. q, 1879-tf