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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01
Rescued from Death.

There is chestnut tree in 0glethorpe
county, Ga, which is nine feet in diam
eter ut the base.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01

"A lady had the flesh eaten of her arm by
serofula. Could see the sinews working Lind
seys Blood Searcher' cured her." j Ralston
Elderton Pa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01

A tramp called his shoes corpora
tons" because they had no sOles
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01

Dean Swift, hearing Of carpenters
falling through scaffolding of a house
which he was engaged in repairing, re-
marked that he liked to see man go
through his work promptly.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01

A leafy background, two noble trees,
a hammock swinging beneath, and she
on whom your heart is fixed is lazily
swinging in the same, is very pretty
picture, young man, very pretty, and
we don't blame you for being attracted
by magnet of such wondrous power;
but consider if your means viii enable
you to keep that picture all your days,
or whether in the coming time it will
not be supplanted by chrome of a
WORKOUT, jaded woman frying dough
nuts over hot fire in the middle of a
summer day. The two pictures are
intimately .-Nelp HaUeU Reg
iSfsF.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-01
How They Played 1t on Discoyerer

He was on his way home from Lead
vile, says an exchange. He had on q
ragged OLD summer SUIT, bad hat, and
he had been taking his meals about
thirty hours apart to make his money
carry him through.
Eyes, | like the country out that
way" he replied to the query. "The
climate is good, the scenery is fine, and
some of the people are honest as needs
be. The trouble is knowing how to
take the bad ones"
81 should think that would be easy!'
eyes, it looks that way; but / had
some experience. | am the original
diskiverer of the richest mine around
Leadville. Yes, | am the very man,
these old clothes"
"Then you don't own it now"
"Not bit of it. III explain. | was
poking around on the hills and found
signs. | collected some specimens for
assay; staked off a claim and went to
the assayer's. It was two days before
he let me know that | had struck the
richest ore that he had ever assayed.
| then hurried back to my claim.
Hang my buttons if 1t hadn't been
jumPedp
"How?"
"Why, gang of sharpers had found
the spec and built up . pole shanty,
and hung out the sign of First Baptist
Church." over the door. True as
shooting they had, and the law out
there is that no man can sink a shaft
within 200 feet of a church building.
They saw me coming and when | got
there they were holding a revival.
/ There were six of them, and they got
up one after another and told how
wicked they had been and how sorry
they were, and-would you believe III
they had the cheek to ask me to lead
off in singing. went to law, but they
beat me. Three days after the verdict
the First Baptist Church" burned
down, and before the ashes were cold
the congregation were developing a
mine worth $3,000,000 You see, /
/ didn't know how to take them"
"Was there any particular way &c
| take them?"
''You bet there wasl ought to have
opened on that revival with Winches-
ter rifle. and given the coroner $50 foI
a verdict that they came to their death
/ from too much religion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirrr. VSsscls daf RIilroItE - .
NFw.YoRK Saturday, Feb on Iaal
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AATuRpAY Fen. OF


qSe, 6u! 'y Pair S3rsoss 2 81 Dr ,nS
SGS e1s Mia 1s snda Moderate sa
fiSssn' private terms quoted lo|dlsc.. Maracabo II
CoTToN-spot Cotton dull and unchanged: sales. $50
contract 500 bales. Receipts Al The ports today 2Sij bIe,
ruSre "a s s siog c. eSy At as'c "a
Gaiv iLGsalli5: August iL!3@il7O: September li3l a
sS SS ~ i9s IT, NAY
s9 5a9s S 1874 ny a 6HF vs. cafa5q S To-
s s,rsn eo.gs Ps h sGg Nay
Tune iiGis Ivy ~ 55' A1Gasii ~ SS
smSst iS75aio1s rr@n.fsra6s order. i5o ,..,.,
Scs sc ADJ Win cIS and S
trade demand business for export mainly In Lev Grades
lncIadins $500 CITY Mi Eftra % ScStS g. l%T
Msss O6 Sp 70 S1G s. % oo
Choice Winter Wheat 81 Later an extreme
Ss; sat- iss %a5sh SsyS
las%GSs F5 5S5 Ss SssS G s Whole
u the sales iS$oo b6A were for s,n export
g eoas4 TO- Common 20 Fair Extra STATE 81 SoSft 90
%GSG 70 spsS 49, J. So % % $685.
mon to doo ezra Round Hoop oM5 g. H0Gs5 Col soS %
q 30; Common Clear. 8 95@so rye MlKtprs a so 80
fs sSn - so g o COMMON 10 Far = aI 20
SHeI Esy ca q Es% sc GH
EMM a1S 20 Coed f Extra q ss c Sp S
ass 7S....RYE FLoUH ann moderately aeavot sales
eS s oHs Il FHpsS l%;' 81
R co E So% s. quoted
business Very moderate export demant with Ions
ss d6 SseGa y S % s %Snsy %
S SnoSf a ay seSG Ss % az s9CTS S as
Tns f e FSs s S S Winter SeG S% IL
81 $500 bush No Red 81 IS,g T i@SoOS OBJ bush
re" q SS saat s1SI9 81 ~ free on board a., apS 10
T PRs Red eprasr s@i closing
DO Ap1 i isSsl ls. closing 81 1879 fG' dS Nay
Closing & S oips 4 SsaS g. Hp 80 SaTsP
May 81 l5l2asi los. closing q iS+Ssl 10 TX.
rs ala si9
ana home TRADE 1gPS 900
bush cash including U1gIaded Western Mixed So
65sci 50 900 bash DO nfst half March
in ; e S 6Sc aoat sSenor MIsi SgSS7S
S Ss SSs aoSS SGin bcD No @
Co.. nSa SaS
Spesasys sales sCC Ous 'ln saans
&c. iac So Ii & a ss Western S
de- White o. 44S47c Including ZOO bush 10 FsS
sas XpriL Ss4G; SoOS Nay lsc Sc,
HAY .AED sTaAw-In fair demand at arm price,.
Hay 81 o co. he esa 70 Prime Timothy 81 l %
Short do. 80 Doc; Oat 8OdbNc.
HIDES-H CHER and tive late sales OF Dry Buenos
Ayres, 22dZ2ao.; do. seconds, they COncorda
.ecgnds private terms Moneydeo sold peyoas TO arrival
Montevldeo 90 S123c do. seconds, 20 a02ci on
pnYae terms; Central American Ecuador etc. p1yae
terms Mexican private Puerto CabeO Cart hagen
private TERMS Rio Hache private terms China PIT
waite terms Texas private terms W. g. Texas, Be cas W.
5. Para, private CITY slaughter. 0isc. cash.
HOPS-In moderate sale at late hrm pr1ces. 80.
MOLASSES-Q Quiet steady ana unc hanged Reporter stes
Of 700 hhA boiling stock TO arve at Phadelpha AZ sSo
for SOC test.
NAVAL sToREs-Roslns rnled quiet and uneh9ng cd
Strained SaIned 81 050sl 40. 6pite Iurpenuhe
Arm 40a40 yard and l7St nc Tor obbibg o
Tar and Pitch unchanged -
changed and bpsiness WA very SLOW Liyeip9o,
biad boxes Bacon. S2h. "a; zvOO pSa1s
Cheese COtton s1sssd WOO tons tlouf ~
22A Cd 1900 bbls d. "a 3D. London stefn Gram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY FEBRUARY 9s 1881

@ h. Sc s4:.o S sssi.s ne 00e Ss
Brush bark to asTre 500 ora eiaS. Is Ca British
qfs psr s.ts
ne S Tesna qrs
Other 1 french ports ts 3d. German ports a. 49, an
SSG ooa Brsh BARI thence sre
t nns9 pst5Osum ESQ., bark. nom Baltimore to
IN fs,r p jSSb a1 sale At a,c firm prcs
S5S$s ~ 9;s:'
Op e z Snsnsd q
'p And q - Closing Od D.r
with IShsG strength export 5 only
Isissss 29g sni ss9' 81 Rs
III ~ sisS II. $ss
Picked Sda'hfSSs Ss
k9Gs S sns
Sg nmfav ana light U.s. gs and
S bat eTD very DrSss
. sss
esrl MssA 1876 &c Closing 81
% Sn S0i iU5g S g SSJ
.se4 yesH oaSi@ Zoo T is I G
Mi cssSG IaG.S AJAX i9@S
TO- loci City Steam hrn sales 95 tcs 10 A9c Refined
eaanqe- prizes 'e snt Ga Common 70 Strictly
Cnoice state l6@34c; Common TO Choice West.
ETH Ell, l3G2lc.; Rolls 160l9c., Far 70 Choice.
EoMarket qnIet bat steady state Factory Poor
ehoice DSG0l34c Hail SKINS 9flOi2c; Skins, 5dse;
Poor 10 Choice loci SKINS Poor 10 Choice So
l RSO :" chGs and
20G2lc. -' ~
HJCE5Moderatey active steady and unchanged.
Sc DS-Quiet unchanged.
sUGA R-Faw and without marked change; Fair to
iood Refining. 7a7asc Centrifugal. 7Ss1Ssc. sales 800
mus cuba hnscovadO To- Refined quiet aud without de-
cded change
nTEA hINE-Quiet finn quoted lOac.
IALLOW-Heavy sa.es. $4,000 n, CSC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

The week under review, because of the interven-
ton of Washington's birthday, includes only five
business days. The business in Government bonds
was unusually large. amounting to $2,O2O.5OO
against $571. 900 for the preceding week. Early in
the week prices held fairly firm. but later the de-
cline ranged from cent for the IS 70 log for the
Is There, however, some recovery, and the final
bids show declines follows: IS d, 6s and 4l2s L
each, and As 7s per cent. State bonds showed some
considerable activity early in the week and were
strong, Louisiana consols selling up to 64l2 but
business was restricted by the monetary strngency
and prices were weaker. In railroad bonds little
was done other than in the speculative classes and
for them there were heavy declines. such as Erie
second consols down from 10Ole to OLA At the
close however, there short recoverfes for
nearly all. but business in the better classes of
bonds was restricte d.
The transactions in stocks for the five days of last
week amounted to 2.915234 shares against
3477, 1872 shares for the preceding full week. The
early business was characterized by dizziness rather
than weakness although 1t evident that the
market was laborinR against apprehended
disaster. Prices dropped rather than fell.
and it was not until Thursday that the
transactions assumed pronounced char
acter, so that the daily traders had courage
to make short " sales and stand upon them. But
prices were sustained by all the arts known TO
ipulators, and such dec lines occurred that day
generally were unmportant. and TO casual OBJ
server seemed insignificant. On Friday, however,
if the bottom did not drop out it very nearly did
but only in the last hour, and panic was only
averted by the arrival Of the hour for
closing business. Yesterday the faith
that the Funding bill will not become
a law Ia week ago the certainty that it wa uld
was given as q reason for higher prcesl caused a
better feeling and under general closing up Of
/" short" contracts and repurchases by those who
"t.id out on Friday, there was sharp recovery
that restored prices to nearly where they were on
Friday morning. Yet the declines remaining from "a
week ago generally are important.
WEKhLY RANGE OF PRICEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

much of shower" money steadily waxed harder, I'M
til Thursday IL loaned MP to liz per cent Friday oil
day at o. to 112 per cent plus interest. until
late loans were made at @, and later still
u per cent Saturday the rates ruled from q down
TO lie the bulk of the business being at leak plus
interest and late at 8. with later offers at per
cent The efforts of the Treasury Department to re-
heye the market were Of avail until on Friday,
when the Assistant Treasurer at New-Y0rk was
authorized to purchase 600 900 of the IS or 6s
Only S. 335 $50 was presented ND to last evening;
so that it seems that such relief as didcome was
more due to the heavy liquidatioDs in the
speculative markets and the large shrnkage in
values. Transactions in foreign exchange came to
a dead halt, and no business done except Mt
runous rates. Sales were made as low as "a 76 Tor
go days and 81 78 for cables. The demand for
funds from the Eastern banks for deposit with the
Treasurer caused exchange on New-York at Boston
to rise to SO cents premium but at the West the
rates were at discount almost sufficient to cause an
Outgo of funds from here.
With yesterday ended the second four weeks OF
the year, and lacking one business day the second
month. The transactions in shares at the Stock
Exchange for the last four weeks were IL 100, 493
shares against ~ 1885, 1873 shares for the preceding
four weeks making total of 24,2S6,6 56 shares
for the eight weeks since January 1.
The sub;oined table compares the final
prices of December 81. $780, January 20, and Feb
ruary &C. aud gives the lowest prices for the month
of February (which generally were made on Friday
last) and the final advances and declines from De-
cember 81 of representative stocks The hgures
show that notwithstanding the decline OF the last
two weeks with few exceptions prices are still ma
terially higher than they were at the beginning OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON. Feb. 28-l23O D. MI bonds four ana hai
per cents I4S cents llB new yes O3; Atlantic
ana Great Western trustees certificates Gt2
do second 80 Er1e l0A DO second eonsos lO3i New
York Central 1917 Illinois Central. l3i at PENNSYLVANIA
Central SO Reading. 32b; NeWYork, Ontario and West
3d..
LoSDoH Feb 26-3 .. m.-Eew.York Ontario and West
ern. 49, -. ,
per Consos 90h for both money and The account
u. bonds four cents, llG4 new hves los AtAnto
and Great Western nrst mortgage trustees ctrtnSasn og
do RecOnd 81 Erie ADS New-IOrk Central lOl LIMOS
Central 1856 Pennsy Central 66 Paris adyoes quote
three per 80 20 cenumes for the &C
count.
LONDON. Feb. 28+ p. m.-Pars sdvcos qnos three per
cent rentAs 50 francs n cenmes for the account -
PARIS FEB. 26-5 D. m-EXchange on London % HAho'
30 Confines checKA
Germany shows an Increase Of - 64 600 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
Gaies bp Aurtlon.
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
AT AUCTION.

THE wooNsocKET PATRIOT. Q Daily aud Weekly
paper pubhed &c woOnsockee Rbole Island With m equip
ment Of machinery type &C. subscription last and good wi
together Job business connected Herewith wh
soid AZ pub,ic auction on WEDNESDAY. the IA day u
March next at IL O'Clock on the pi emses = q.
further tutor nation and terms made known on sppcauu1
20 the ullderaGned- - -.....- ~.
s''Ass : ''' - b g.. ExRNUN. Aeuian9esua
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WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT s2h AND Ac
CRUED INTEREST FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
TIE ABovENAMED BONDS.

The road Is now in process construction hum
dred men being actively employed the work. and will be 10
complete running Point Lookout within six months
the completed portion leasedby the Bal
tmOre ami Ohio issued $4,000 per mile and orig
inally placed at 80 per cent are now selling ut no.
viii furnish the most direct outlet 10 the so io
tho grain, coal OF the Baltimore and Ono
Central and other important Inca
link In the oasin OF
ton between the orh South shortanrs the time ON
through travel about The company VII eeaonsn
line of 10 run Point Lookout ana Noroik
m connection with road IL will hold tins key 70 the
oyster trade Of the chesapeake and furnish It's only avail
able outlet during tho winter season
The company half million dollars In cash ana
good aset real estate on tho line OF the road and us
rights Of way paid and record 1t absolutely free
from dent excepting bonds offered the entire Issue OF
which has been placed In hands In trust In suoh form
that we are enabled to guarantee as we do that for every
600 OF bonds issued there shall DO completed and
equipped least one mile OF road
All the which authorized 70 oner az % nav
ing been subsried for advanced the price to 8z
the 0t 10 the price without Is cd
recent justiaes The publication OF the toi
lowing letlor from the President OF tue roads
A. w. DHMOCK a. CO.,
EXCHANGE COURT.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON
cir AND JOINT IsII L LOOK Fs6 r. Is s 1ss,
Mesura A. W. DIMooK co. 80.
EsTLEIES ii hs company holds judgment against tne
Southern Maryland Ra9aI Of over @ m N also
its L the ioTm amount
estimated os@cant % oOnsidersOly Fair a nt0
DAYS work has besn done on road for years.
even its rights Of way hao are not o. record is
saps q Tass sSas . ssS na az ns Is sS
present obiecs extendus beyond the neEouAuon Oh
bonds gsUIr. pressaens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

warehouse Havana Matsnsss $50 boxes. $4,000
bags and 636o hhfa Reeeipts OF the week476e boIes
$500 bags and $4,000 hhdA Expors during the
1850 hhds 70 the United states spanish xed 1909
Exchange rmer the United satss 90 daya gold eLa6
premium short sight esS7 premium on London, lot0
LONDON WOOL SALES
LONDON Feb 28-The following the Wool sales Of yes
terday in detail 3074 bales Victoria1Feece laSd02s
PIECES Sd Sia4d LsmDss Ia 0d ID: secured Is I'D
1s6 d Greasy I'D 01s 3D. 8gS bales New south Waieg
and Queensland 1s2a sfs 10 Secured Ia
Lambs laid. OILS Gid: S6e bales South Ansralian-
Greasy 3D. G10 d 524 bales New Acknowledgement ildD
bales CapeDFiesce Ia ais iod and 50 bales Tssmanan
the prices Of which are6ot given
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEaRAPR.
CHICAGO. Feb 26.-Hoes-Receipts 49, 900 head: ship.
packers getting better quality az better rates. ces fully
] Oc lower; number nnsold; Mixed Packing s60$5 35;
Light s. 26SS5 80; Choice Heavy. 50 0OOso %; Extra
Receipts 1890 head Shipments $500 prices
l00lsc lower making 4Uc 10 SOC this week. except on best
Fair shipping e3 gOSsl 40 GOOD Choice o. 8O0s4 co.
M and Feeders quset and weak at
Canning and Butchers dull and IOc lower at "
ass 10 number un sold. ~
Receipts $500 head shipments 600 head prices
2D020c. lower Common 20 Medium S. 759$4 20 Good 70
Choice a 6O0s5 25 Extra 80 40 shippers unable 10 get
ST LOUIS Feb 26-HoGs-Nomin ally lOc lower packers
not buying ana shippers cannot get cars receipts oOOO
CATrLE-Dul; receipts 9OG head; shipments 1400 head
pens full values decriDg Exporters nominlY 1896 40i
Good to Choice shipDinG "a SoSsi So; common 70 Fair
Common Far, sS9s3 So Fair 60 Cool 90 80 Cows and
Hefers s39s3 20 Extra 81 Feeders steady with good
Receipts 900 head shipments 225 head Fair
Good, S40S4 IS Choice TO Fancy e5ds5 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

LOCATION OF THE Road AND oBJKcTs
The southern Maryland Railroad sdes:ened extend iron
Point Lookout mouth OF the Potomac RIVER TO Wash
ing0n where 10 will mike connection with the Baltimore
Potomac Branch Of the Pennsylvania Road with the
Washington Metropolitan Branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Road.
From Point Lookout 70 Brandywine where ntersects
Of the Baltimore Potomac Road,
distance Of 6s0i miles OF which 46 miles have
graded The length Of the road n mes In s location
conforms dividing ridge The waters 81
Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay from Point Lookout 70
the City Of washington.
The charter liberal one and was obtained In 1853 the
obecs Of It's proJectors were the Agricultural Of
Lookout Peninsula oueI 70 the At
lantic Ocean BY way Of 81 Mays River and CHESAPEAKE
Bay for the and Of the yreas
West and for the Goals Of Maryland Virginia and Pennsyi
yania.
The Southern Maryland Road virtually extension Of
the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Roads 70 deep
the lower Chesapeake through hga ana tefr
rsmifcaons becomes connected with tho Whole railroad
of tho coal neida VI Virginia
Maryland and Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

Tennessee bondholders are requested to read the
advertisement IN another column Of the bondhold-
ers' committee. -
Estimated earnings of the Houston and Texas Gen.
trail Railroad for
~ 1881 1880. -.
jan JAM 70 F Feb 2a 6iiS2s 526oSG Inc s6.i0S
The receipts of flour and grain at the principai
Atlantic ports Saturday were:
.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
prpopEAN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS

u.v,r. Feb 90 -sugar-The market has boon hiry
..ss Nolasses SuQsr Alo 87V rolagaion reais
sod Dor arro6e, Museoyado oommon far GOO rSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
For the week. Closing No
Name. --->-l - - shares
Hight Lowest Feb 20. Feb. 10. sold

do. prerd..........
Boston AIR Line. $50.
b. G. X. and North'n.
Cedar Falls ...........l
Central Pacific........l
Chic. 81 l.. and N. U. |
Canada Southern. .....I
g.. g.. G. and Ind. .....l
C.. q. and mo Central
Ches. ana ONO.
Ches. ana Ohio 2d Of.
Ches. and OHIO lSt pi.
Chic. II. and Quincy. j
Chic. X. /. and p. 81
Chicago and AltOp....l
G. ST z Il M a. OIL
DO. do rfd......l
Chic. and N. Western.
Chic. and n. ". pref.
Chic. INLAND 1T P.....|
Chic. Mil and st. p. pfI
CiD.. i, st l.. q O. ...I
DubuQe q sioux C'y.
Del Lakeland WespDI
Del. andHuds0n Canal
Den. ana Rio ORD. .....
Houston and Texas. E.
Hannibal and st. JOS.
Han. ana st. los. pref.
Int. q ct. Northern j
Illinois Central........l
Ind. Bloom. and W'st.
l. d NJ River .........l
Lake Erie andWest'D,
Louisville andEash. 81
Louis, N. Alb. and O.. |
Lake Shore. ...........l
Manhattan Railroad.
Mar. ana Gin. Is pf. -.
Mar. ana Gin. "a pr e.
METROPOLITAN. -.....-..I
Michigan Central .....
Mobile and OhiO......I
Mo. Kan. andTex.... j
Morris a. EsSeX........I
Nash. Chat. andSt l..
New-Jersey Central. d
N.York anu n. Haven.
". Y. Cent. ana Hud j
,Hew.Yo Elevated
N.Y,.L.E. and Wesrn
n. ~. L. r. ana w. pfI
Northern Paclfic......
Northern Pacific p'd..
n. Y. Ont. anu West. j
Ohio Central .........l
Oregon X. ana Nav. -.
Ohio and Mississippi.
ohio ana miss. pref
p, u W a. Chi. .......|
Pit, Tit q Buzz. ........
Phila. and Rdg. h X. 81
Peoria, Dec. and Ev...|
R0fne Wa ORd
ST. J.. ard San Fran.
ST. 4. and san II. pret.
ST L.ano san \. LIST pa
st. ~. /. NJ. and S.....I
Texas Pacific. .......-|
Union Pacific.
Wabash. ~. l.. d Fac.
DO. preferred. ....-..I
American Union. .....|
Am. Dist. Telegraph. j
Atlantic and Pac. Tel.
Western Union Tel. ...I
Adams EXPRESS ......-l
American Express. -..|
United states Exp'ss. |
Wells.t arg0 EXPRESS.
Pecihc Man. ....-....--I
Col. C0si a iron. .....l
Maryland Coal. .......I
New Central Coal. ....l
Carbon Mining ..... y
Central Mining
Little Pittsburg.. -...l
Ontario NJ.
Silver Cliff ............l
standard Mining 90.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eutro Tunnel .........l
Quicksiivef. ...........l
ouicksuver preferred
Total sh..A4 Aaia for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

NOTICE. annual meeting Of the Omen
Board q stock Brokers Building oegps1y iCf ise pps
Of the Company. No rs broadway the second T1sV
OF March next beng the eth, ss lZocock poon, 49,
CORTLANDT l. PARKER Prsetout
the Open Board q stock Boker majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
Final prices.

--.~-- Lowt Final
zee. 8l.uAn. 2gJFb26lprit's Changes
1870. 1881, llS8l In f'blrom DC 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

DIRECTORss
]. H. LINvILLE. philadelphia Penn.
b. r. FOLSOM. Philadelphia, Penn.
NJ. Fl. HOFFMAN,, Philadelphia Penn.
WIN; P Henley baldwin Lsouotive Works.,
THoMAsE BUTCHER Philadelphia Penn.
Hon. GEORGE II. FAIRMAN. Philadelphia, Penn.
Gen. D. b. MCKIBBIN, y. 8 A., Philadelphia. Penn.
JOSEPH TRIMBL y, Philadelphia Poon
VIM. II. LAFFERTY, Camden. MI.
CHARLES r. COATES. Baltimore, Nd
Commodore W. W. W. WOOD, Chief Engineer Us
n. Washington, ID. Q.
John n BROOM, ST. Msry's, Nd
EHGINEER
J. l. MEIGs, Washington. ID. O.