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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

MARbt LRtS
was usltered in amid weather that seem-
Cd to have been made to order. The sky
was clear, the atmosphere cool, and
the sun Respondent. From ten a. M.
till late in the night, Canal Street was
a beehive of human beings,
THE REX PROCESSION.
the principal tableaux Of which repre-
sented tho tales of the thousand and one
aights, was the most elaborate day pa
geant erer exhibited in New Orleans.
The tsbiesux aud costumes stood the
test of the sunlight in surprising man
ner.
Not less grand was the scene present.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

Announces ta his friends ard the public gener.
ally. that he is prepared to supply the demand
for tho CHOICEST BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON
AND PORK that ,bi. OF the New Orleans mar
ktts afford icb!S
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

Captain Yates, Of the Alliance, ac-
compaaied by several Of bis officers,
came ashore yesterday to return the call
of the Vice Consul Of France and the
Mayor. They also visited the Capitol,
penitentiary aud the Z, $. Barracks.
They are as polished and clever as gen
tlomen can be, perfect types of the gal
liant officers who compose and reflect SO
much credit upon the American Navy.
We heartily wish them a most pleas
ant soiourp in Baton Rouge, among
whose people, we know, they are well
come.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
STOIBN.

stolen from Forlorn Hep- Plantation, on san
day uight 9th of February, light bay mule,
Is to Ii hands Nigh A liberal reward will be
paid for the recovery Of said property aud ~
additional reward for such evidence ~ will colt
yict the thief. ANGER u NlCDL.
mar 3.vlpoil.1Bt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

December 1165a11 75ci closing II s56, 81 io
tcs seller year. Csc. closing lbZ g; Iz@0 70 n
January fl.sjGl 81 iac, closing ll52g st 2'
ties. February ll.92dl2lOc, closing 9o6 mil
l2l0dl2l5c, closing 12l2 nc; A5OO ts NAY - ok
l225c., closing l22Oc City steam In l2lr dcm9uu 80
ties, 1851 f6Oc Refined quoted llPOc Com .sAV..
BUTTER-Market quiet and unchanged: sulCJS t,loi T.
State Creamery, Fair To Choice, 2Jd3.c. Tftt ,Iis
F1rkn 1ubs Far 20 Choice, 2503'c stare Mel7I .s
Fair q Choice 2ta32c; state Dall ,sni,s'
Choice 22d2Sc STATE Entire Ia.ries t"od -
25d3Oc: state Dairy Tubs, Common 70 To- ai
lSa24c; Western Creamery, Fair TO choice po,
Western Imitation Creamery &c; W.si,In Eau IL 20
Oh EEsI,-Market duh. tiled and rather "a D. d.
Poor Choice. Hcl2lc; western ilH Nm.
to Prime 8d Sci Cheddar Fair 10 Choice, 9dll Aci ,A'S
Choice. "a EG0Sln far req uoI ~ III
cuanpef price, Long island and nearby 32d.'5ci %
and Pennsylvania 2Sd2gc; Western 2'oa CANADA 20 ."
PC: LINED. 2ULfa22c.
KiCE-Failly active, steady, unchanged.
sEEDS-Quiet, unchanged. - - W
huing. dSi,c 200 hhds Noasses sugar sold ldt &c W
hned fairly active firm; Granulacd P-lc. tut l"aI guy
Crushed lOl4c.; Cubes lOl-c; Powdered lOl-c;
A." 9l,c.: OnecOncfs 40 9'sdJ4c Mould ~ 3ei H.
on 'A"Pd9Ac; White Extra CO.. S2dS1c Yellow no. no.
7a,dS3c. yellow "t' 2aI sc; yellow fd1i4o, ,a,o,.
STEAHJNE-MaTket hrmer Prime city quoted l-"i@'t''
TALLOWMarAct shade stronger; sales 900 IDS ~.
WOOL.-Mcesrs lallOwcll & CObuui, Of t1sloh, sly
The wool market has been very guct this week A. m
prices trm and we do mot make any material tlaE
fOruia, territory and other unwashtd wool, nut WISH.
have almost cntlIey neglected The sues ~
clothing washed hcccCS al grades Included a"' ,g
.Sl3DD %. INSIGNIFICANT ana Hti'' l'
than nominal demand. 90 g. prunahle thii Clll
81 would toe in "inrI o
effect sales a. any n-dcr1be amount but, ~ Iu IA,
manifest very little anxiety and cOuent"d 10 ci
wool uut the 5s,s Of the manufactures force lHO ~
chase at present nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
lIvI-r..k NAnNnr---nY rELEInAPn

RJIFAt0 Noy li.CAru.r- Recent, to-day. 500 head.
total fol, a,rA thus H 900 u, lor time last week.
H,.I ur.. trough ID Er active
shade toH shippers ard Butchers Steers lU1
I5D stronger abs ~ I1a Steers st dt2i |LDrc - 80
tG. Good shippers , 0-I 20. Iaif tu Medium 20 Hn1
to lrh ltcfHs 30 210fi 80, ~tp,ke-.r2 goa - 80
Fredrr- - 1.S stock Iui- SG:f 10. iat do 80 2nn
suFrr Avp Ltsus-Reccipu- today. 1000 head total
for wnrk thus fHr. lih head Tor sl' tWr last week,
900 head. consigned through market fairy active
- ldr .li" u. Fair TO 'tusi western Sheep At
tU. choice u Fancy - IuIr. Western Lambs - -
-. IuIUI .uHa. ? % 'h 70
lu- Fe,rts tod,, tOu head toal for week thus FAR
thrrugh q, r ust, steady wliaI gu"t 81, Hand -ars of
COOL Co., gHirr I.rA q! 0rh U mo- t'r -U, Good Me-
dum Wrshta, 80 5at6 %, tair DO 46a7b 10 Pigs - ~
=
,urtGo Sow li-UoGs-Hacslpts $4,000 head. ship.
ru'uf ODD head. rttrtt H'i'" AMI ~ t'c D. Zh'r an
~ TIE advanced .rurr common N Light sro-G 30.
Nike Ta,.ur ,,|ugsU so. Heavy 81 'oaSb 80. C'ns and
Gri-t..-. 2, .Uai1 90
,,rtr Receipts, 90 mead. shipments Loo head; good
druu lu, higher irs Duul Nat'e @. offered.
,Yprt. vi 2be. Co muu fu hu're ~mppu- -'Gt6 20;
.-ar- 30 .ra54 g.. But her. efo g. ~tDpAts Frad
hH"-i Through itNtis ~ t'H - 20 Nrrfa-ka Tea
I... r-t &c., llII breeds and Natives, - ~ %
~urir. Receipts. 2uOu head shipments. 200 att market
-t. W1tu alf lrud choice - 7' ioo &" GOOD. - %
-r IarI- Sov It-Ifogs- higher TIgit shipping - 20
Au,cfs. - "u4sp Hi. Mixed Packing. - 'ua-H -;
butcher. o. Fancy. 20 So"t" 90 receipts, 800 head
C,rur' Receipts 5000 head. shipments 5oUhoad, sup
limited Cot il.'uri
= ,I .upp, and rpud demand. NaiN" steer $50 1
= .u ,.sHi Cows IrIrrs, - 2Jd Con M u - BOA
/. o. common - FAr - ,uss, -: -tocurs and f,rrs,
tu rc,rpts 600 head shipments H. 0o heat. demand
ufss.t lpr beet grades Fair to Fancy 80 2bDSi 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL NOV l4-I2:3O m.-Cotton-@arket actlve,
frmer madqg UplandS G7isd Aiad!ng Orleans 6ga
EXPORT receipts 2Jt baies, including no American Fu
tufos-Uplsnds Low Mddnng clause November delivery,
Gid; do November and December delivery Os2d; also
cad do December and January delivery, 68di do Janu
Sry February delivery esd 90 February ana March
Jare doyery' eSd afSO GaSssd do June delv.
IvERfooL, Sow. Il--l:SO P. .m.cotton- Mddng Up.
lands 6ld Middling Orleans esd FuuTesLow MiddliDg
January delivery 6szd do February ana March dev
fayERP9oI Nov 1850 D. m-Cotton-Futures- Uplands
Low MiddRg clause. December January delivery O6;
do January February delivery. Gzisqf.
cluded IA 500 bales American Futures pland Mid.
ding clause May ami June delivery 6odi do June and
TyEEPoGi Now 1850 .. Uplands
Tow Middns clause, November and December delivery,
clad; do. March and Aprl delivery od Futures closed
BhLrrNoRE nov l4-Co,i steady Middlling lIoc Low
Middlug IL &c. Good Ordinary lO4ci net receipts 5O5
bales gross olU exports eOaswise zoo Daes sales 800
bales; % nners, 80: STOCK 2G.222 bales 49,.
CHARLESTON, Nov lotion 6iIner IN go9G 4ohsu 9 Io,
pe receipts 4,379 bales exports 10 Great BRITAIN Z"lA
bales; sales. 1000 bales stock, l02. 264DaioS ~
Low Mddng, 10 10. Good Ordinary lose; net receipts
SosSIaes eAloIts 70 Great 6rit4 i2 bales oo"st"4Se
MOBILE EOy. l4.-Cotton firm; middlng lISci Low
hdding ie Good oriinarX l02o8 net reGe81s 4,Ioo
NEw0RLEANs. SOY. I4-Cotton stIpng and higher mia.
receipts S95 bales; go 1855 bales; exports TO Great
Britain 1886 bales the Continent o7 bales sales,
P0OO b@lss slocA, ZlS,So5 bales. -
PHILADELfHA. Nov l5.-CotOn steady; Middnng. l2c.;
Low AnddIin IL c Good Ordinary. IO40 mel receipts,
Ss bales gross 6So baes sales spnBors So bales STOCK
SAVANNAH Now 14.-cottOn active and am; Middllng,
oePts 1922 bales gross 6957 bales exports coastwse
case bales sales 1000 bales; last eyea.ng 24OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
quoIAIIoY, " urEyEs rJ.DAE
For the week ending Nov. II. 1881
RECEIPTS.

RFENE.--Iererts Yesterday and to-day were - Cht
al AMI !" NJ bOthst naAh D..
PAST week 81 head less than last week ana 49,
head the sptdirC wrHh last .'a. fN17
moi urt Friday that the wai kctS ed ny -ghTo "Nf
then reported u The common ahN '
diuw yrnlc- direct results Of Tho lighter supp a'
favorable change weather The early p'Gi q" inc
week improbable period Tor W"'tls
and the slaughtcrrrs aud favorable turn IA The MARI"
wa 10 thirsty traveller Blu mere were
some whether tho mpr"vtm ~ cout he n4i ,n'
toagv receipts AZ most 81 lh'
points and 'hc atv,rS nom rsi''n snip
apply or B.. vcr. III Honil 2 sup
90 10Th lsri aces hud 80 car.
In thH div hu athtf WIS ci"f ana
-iaurief-r- toot hold with feeling inai every
tur was going do better tins wees a1d that r 'l'
ion MAKING little certainly t1N"rabr lhti'
wss. therefore. g",, ralthJ market ara 'hr ara"
pretty vel cleared d. 90 m Prices io. lshi r"uIN"h 'Iu
uediIm Cltne were fully '.. higher Nan ON
Tr.Gf, showing -ul-tGutll Improvement l'f W."
class o snc, There much Ter proportion - t''l 10
.rme Catty Offering hau we have hJu oi none IAN u'N
past aud high plc.- for those Grades tuInrH N"'
about ma ntlin former rates. though required cor-l' fh
effort a. BE-, market from breaking I lv - o. ohi
oiurldo. and Texans were vi Ding up zine 'a ''
al colorado Do 81 $50 Co dress 10 ana ear
,.rluch Cs- s lval very =, poor TenT"sor oxen
sold down Ia Crr- o.. d. and tr PEI head hu' az
Steers too poor ." SOL below ~ in NF 90
NJ and 30 head Fancy Illu'i- Nrtr- Oh" IJuH u hNrth'
wont 10 N,-,is " ttraru 60 at l.C 10 dr-s o. L VI
Eastman hli n extra shipping Cattle Un ca Dee valued al
l7iac 90 dut.- 5~ o.. and NJ D. H NHubu'u u"u.hi p"
choi-e OHIO teen al l2lc. % dress OF p.
F,rortrr- r,ai,ri aud uursh'si up ard ~ ~" h"'d
mainly shipment Dressed tluIlt"ft No expire ~
either live cattle Ft-h irst r'forr nest SATURDAY
The weeks -lpu,rt- Lave taffe, sheep ami Hogs nn'
Dressed Beet Mutton aud Hogs, were htiuh"W~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15 1891

LIyFHPooL. Nov I14-2:3O p. m.-Beet III per tieroe
for Extra India Mess Cheese per cwt FOR the best
OF American Bacon 4s6d per cwt for Long Gear
Middes. IaOw al 81 Lard. s. 3D. ewL iOt
Amencan PORK 77Yd per Dbl. for Prime Mess
ANTWERP Nov 4-Petroleum, Is 22 centlmes for
hne pale American. MilcOxS at l4I francs
so cennmes per lOOkos.
80 kilOa
BREMEN. Nov. 1-wicox's Lard closed co marks per
10
HAMBURG Nov. l4.-Wilcox's Lard closed at % marks
a. pfennings 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Nov 14-l2:30 m--U. 3 bonds four and q half
pcr cents llG extended Ca three ana half per
Erie 49,: do second COnsJls lOS2: New HOTk
Central ia Pennsy Central G54 Reading. 3d. New
York. Ontario ana WesteTn.34a4
LONDON Nov 1890 m.krie. ass New YORK Central
1884,
LONDON Nov 1850 m-Pars advlcss quote per
81 francs Is centimes for the account
LONDON Nov. 1873 MI. ;. bonds ant half
Der cents 1G Atlantic and Great Western mortgage
trustees certificates 30 do Ond 81 Erie, 4o4
pennsylvania Central 6Sa NewiOrE, Ontano and Western
S4L
LosDos l4-5SO p m.-Bar silver quoted a
81 ID. ounce.
Der cent rentss 30 Confines for the
PARE l4-5:uU D. m-Exchange London 20 iran
rs ceuJmes TO. cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
srATNGtl
Good Ord 81 Low Nddling....... ~,
ordinary ga Mld-lng .--..---.-- IL

e Soc, oT SnP rTiairv..: g.. MGias liz
Fn,nrc fairly active closing steady at
Pgn 'f bssems GsSs f jsnna
runy, 122Ga 30 March l2.i APi Ii t. "a
ai5 August 29Sq 3o5 Price. for Rings and Margins ms
HSTSmG ig2. j. March 0'Y %5S AGn i25 MAY no
June 1852 July l29l august lsN timber ia ia
us December l%s January 49, 10 lime
i971dl2SN July. ils9al290 August, l-'''al2v'
FIoG TFRor AND S MEAI-FLoUR-Marset hnc NOR;
actye and shade sronse with mSaer9.e T1Ig,' a s
ES @s Civ rage % f' T1a y i5as % for West ad = 30
gs o % or NO a Is for sprng g u 30
Winter Wheat l. 100 DDls Grade Extra, - 10 Gs ~
54S h RS2 Wheat SHat1n' 300 bis %nneo
Mere for export Quotations: No. 2, - iods4 b..
Latter exeme snperhne GOOD "a Fancy S d :,
Common 10 Good Western - oe So Good 70 Chqlee
Ohio. % az 75 Goo 70 Choice 80 Soes
Extra, s7as7 '0 straislt $'ar7 iFS,,r fa ,gqi
= Ss6 So Good to Very Family. sG doasg Patent
s0UTnfES FLOUR Q1iei seldyi sales, 500 Gbls b
S SSo,oe 50 ? sass 70 RYE Flour unchanged 800
b9s superfne s54$' 80 retail sales ~ - t.'''''
CC6RN MAI oni, safes, 700 ibis. yellow western - %
SiN"WH FHTH~srsct irregular and unsettled;
ing al &C. better ,gesFgs aTe are nJ E9 a
closing wh little more strength "n options moGeJ" rAIoi
salcs ~ 100 bash future, 246OlO bush cab mclndne
Va "A No Uuluth, good 10 choice, ~
~ AZ iIgadl Wnerlei u 52Q - steamer NO. Red
l;ola and Red A so0sI ipi1: No =
Red, ~ AL. Mixed winter, - 40
al 40i4 RCD auaoa ~ ., pond ngradcd White 3q
IA. No. . white. and Steamer 40. White, = iN
NJ / White u co.'s 81 for new ana ~ -
N Ar, do December, Il 4pasl - - closing, - 4o'-
do January, ~ i5a-afl 81. closing ~ t".E 90
February Zd-l 5 closing Il J2. G,. March, 81 ia
u 10 | ny J. ia fair demand and timer al ~ ~ oa1s car
SuOp bi,h canada 81 o. p bond
BARLEI market re active sud nrnr.; ale 5000
bush Canada II 5 for No = - - 20: anH 10 II ~"
/ aunye the grace ..... BARLEY MALT quiet and uu
changed -. CORN Market opened ~ better: sub-c
n,ufy mo ADJ auCe The market closed ~ buyers
ta,or sales l.i2OpOJ bush future 1000" bus cash M
Guiding Uugradcd Western Mixed 1JHtuLC uci'l an 90
lcme 40. 3, D.GGU Lc.. 80 tyAe uc; c.o-ins o.
GJIl delivered: Whit. a. yellow, 80 |,' ~"
November. Gil 40Yf i.C closing q -Gtf4 90. De
cemtr 10000, clusng 1H, oI auuaiy, 1&0 ,5, CLOSING
,JIr OATS Market va ~. Icit,I less active closing
inn sales 7.O0O bush including No at tfi NJ" 2
400 my, and Odds No ,4gC NJ htC4. = Snc No., 'l g
80, for n. - and old SOL. &C. Mixed Western stsaOc
VIM. 10 5na.5c Mixed Statc 5pa'1c; White. do 5"a
Er ,uc udiur lOIUu hush No Mixed November, ., &c
- 90 hush do January, 5Jil lJUa-c.
N sIoRt IL NI.w-toEh. BAouKLrS AND JERSEY CIV
GRAIN ELEvAroRs ASD HELD n RAILWAY L"tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

"a feG Ca'e 27slb, AZ &c veas 1s6 70. at Sci DO l26
,dl a al se Days, sold 10 Grasscrs 9G1 n 81 sS5
end Baitcmi l,cs 22s IN. at sSe6 70 DO 2iS b. at
80 c 60 ~ ~ 1t 3c; s. do 271 ID. at 37sci 10 Fed
Al D gg6 Deyey.od ID Grasscr 2Oe D. at si2c 2l
&C., 70 -I m a, $ 10 Ieals 1913 No. at o; Do ~ h. at 9ci
kirby Co sid Gj GiasScrs, $50 D. at &c. veals, $50
s5 d s5S g cav, az Go,sg 2 5y
at &c advnas an M the S9Ifhf huo VA. @ and mainly
common Stock; There f. therefore prospect Of moderate
any class soI INA All 9 Tadcs "o OF I Ss ruled very
n urn possibly shade stronger in some instances and dc.
a n pnd No MARIE. " closed ar%sT t5sn It
iro 5e u i2is TO BUYERS Gd6c lambs raneel
Ss a Gstt sold 81 rennyynia sheep 90
6i q" &c ~ do 81 H. at 5c 10 DO 100 b at S. 30 g do
70 81 a a2 81. 70 E. At So 4 10 rs 3D. S G h.
Judd Bac a,Raw "d S o GI} u fs e' "a r. At &C.
S,ohs 500 ~ stats sheep, 0j ID, at 5'c ll2 state
do III a s SOD Missouri sheep 30 r. at 5G lsI s.
bat c; 2oi do s. b. S 4a,; 81 Ches@o DO b H. af Sc
@" M al 49, 100 do 100 h. at 5Aci 200 Kentucky
blieniack Dewey sold: s0l Kentucky sheep. g %, at
Lambs, 81 no. nss at 1e5 4sGi l g9 d GS
s. Tndi'n1 lives los n az ic 20 Go 81 H. @ ~ dc
NJ AT 3c, 3 Noih3r1 tana}9 sheep @nl Lambs 81
-' ~ % 90 & % go l7l DO 81 %. az tG ~ 60 DO
Northern Canada ~ H. NJ BE: or do Is D. AZ rG r.
penn slyan DO To- " a. S,4,n' ohc'P a. 4' o
~ ~ Ne - d. log %. or Or 50; lts Ohio TO- % a al c
ct -; Bucks la d. 2,r H. ohio ycsins. %. H. IT
do - h al '1 o do 9 l 49, c ~ 20 WOW eW
nal nnrcE Davis .od, 50 Kcntuciy Sheep 90 %. Of
Stafs DO 20 NJ q l - do 20 H. - go; II canada DO
~ To- ar &C. u o. rs D. % 5c ruck la D. 3lc %
~ At &C., ll$ hcHrugay lambs 81 NJ 33S Canada No. n
ls 1' I"G VI a D. a. &C. 20 hon CsnSa DO
100 ~ d. of &c. 30 state do "a 10, at c % do, TO d.
Kirby & co. sold - Pennsylvania Ewes ~ n at iec;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
RrRnpEAN MhRKErs.

LIVERPOOL Nov. lI-2.3O -Port-Prme Meas ll,elu;
dull 8 do Western dun at 40 bacon iT dnii
5i short kn, steady AZ p2' nhs az
as. Clear dun ~ 4slbd HauS-Lons W. s" mi
Shoulders. uull 3H fOT Beoi-tnula A'''
m 40. Extra M,ss dull 1885, Prime dul % VI Lau'
Prime osteTn. irm 56Od Taow-Prne Nils ma
&C asa Turpentnespuits stoa.y At 4LuL ,sr,
steady nj lls Common steady at ood sI'or LHrl
can ChOlce, duh AZ 63. Oh, none more ~
STATE null AZ la.Id Wheat-NO. White dun at luod ~
spnng dun at 1000; WINTER New Western, STEADY W 49,
CornAlNed dun on pd. COttonseed on GLOW hnt
can none mere. bOsin-COmmOn At lOnuOn du AZ uA~"N
Iuruentne-sDuIts at London. steady al 80 lA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Nov. II. 1881.

ASHFS-Dnl, unchanged. ,--., o-4t,.rr 70
COFFFE-Ei6 dun. nomnaly changed ORDINARY 10
Prime n including iar a. Lee Wtidia''-;
COZ bags TfOemy G.410 bags SaE'o = o. o., o'
IiI S37 bags santos 40 T. bags 20 :
Hipparchus 5ga ,ags Bi,la, 500 bags eN N9shy'.
htGs ex Irsscl 900 bags HALEY. l247 lRrs cN N 10
has ex Oilers and SIS bags santos NcbO o 4, G
IN trst hand, 2SS1 bass Mid grades dnl. inch ri
COTTON-Spot Cotton &C higher and arly acE salGs:
l,Gl4 G. s. bales saturday evening" includins No
81 bales for Spufug bchvtitu on con
tract 100 bales Receipts AT the ports today ~ - n's,
against bales TINS day last wees ara 4S64 bacs i
wear since september lGGj, IO5 bales against ls'ool
hale sa,up ppIIOd laSlNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,


BURFAU TBR COLLECTION or lAAkst, Z
40 90 CHAmFRssr., NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1SSl.)
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. 49,.
Sotce IA hereby given TO all persons who have omtted
49, raves for 1881 % the Receiver OF IaNe
mi unless shall be paid TO hrl az MS once
n ali taYes remaining unpaid ON that day ana unless ts
ae shall be paid him before the first day OF January heA
collected upon all such taxes s
ning unpaid day a. the rate Of seyenper cent peg
NJ he calculated from october a. 1851 The day on
which the rolls and warrants were delivered 10 eo
Receiver Of Taxes. o,-,-., - 49,.
80, = a. ~! to q "a m MARTIN I. MCMAHON,
hVm :" a." " ~ Receiver of rassA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

chan usual regalarty-they were all weak togethei'
and 20 closed. 1880,
The market for Government bonds was quiet anu
the prices were unchanged. but they were O"i0i'
steady at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
CoUruERX PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All holding any Of the bonds tie southern "a
Railroad Company hereby notified That There - now
tr Undersigned Tu-3ecs, under Tue mortgage
bv which payment said bonds ~ secured the sum o
Hundred Thousand Dollars gold which, under the terms
said gage applicable to ne redemption OF purchase
and that the undersigned VIII receive sealed
proposals. ~ of said Company, corner Of
Fuurth Francisco Tor tho surrender
al said bonds. uul the TtIGRT E4iI DAY Of NONEMBER
l~l which time proposals viii De- opened AMI such bonds
offered at the lowest price VIII De redeeled OF plI'
chased N The amount Aforesaid. -
lniHrar PupO ais for surrender OF FIRST
Mortgage Bonds southern Pacific Railroad Company
ID. o. MILLS, [ Trrs,eaa
LLOYD TEVIs, IruS'o s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
Financial.

A IL who are interested in railroad business
"a and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANACfOf 1881 nJWr5ttf lrtc3 p cents bynAL
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nEFAULTED standardization OF
AZ delaulted Railroad. state, City. County aud Town
Iuuds can obtain reliable Information and Quotations by
forwarding fun de-crpd to THOMAS % Co. liz Wast
GASSrOCKS and City r. e. Stocks and Bonds
" uouzht ants'll r. r. HEWITT. - EJchauge-piace
GWYNNE q DAY,
N No - WALI-ST
TRANSACT 4 GENE BANKING AND BROKER
ACE BUSINESS ~ RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS &c.
FOLDERS OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE
/ ROCK AWAY BEAt.i IMPROVEMENT company.
LIMITED whodrsire to participate In The plan oi reoreahz
notified III evidence Of their claims With ut
delay W th the Trustees ut 40 Nass4u-st Room NJ. %
ana receive Trustees certificates therefor.
NOTICE is hereby given that the certificate
" twelve shares ~ stock Of the ST. Louis, Iron Noun
and southern galway Company No. u>'3, and dated
standing thc books Of said company IN the
John tr {, has been m-aiG or lost and
ala persons cautioned negotiating the same as ap
pucaOn has been made for issuance OF duplicate, ana
The transfer hIs been stopped. ......-.
MILLER & PECKIIAM, Attorneys
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9lnaHrldl.


BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want 10
ID get the Tribune Almanac for 1881 II gives the agures
UuedStlJes Revenue aad expenditure sincs 1874 Price
.Oceuts ~ IA uL
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
~ Of NETWORK.
No. - Nassau-st, corner Of Plne-st
CAPITAL, 100000 IN U. 8. BONDS.
Allows interest deposits. returnabs demand NJ
specified Is legal depository for money paid into
Court l. authorized TO Executor, Administrator
Guardian IN any position Of trust Also Registrar
Transfer Agent stocks aud Bonds and ~ Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY F. SPAULDTNG. President
BENZ. b. SHERMAN. y-ico presidopts
n. J.. READING. 49, '~
4. H. +. BABCOCK, Secretary
BOARD OB TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL n. BAB-OCK, GEORGE ". LANE,
JONAIuAN IHDRNE JACOB ID. NEDuLYE,
I-AAC Il. PHELPS, GEp NCCULLOCH MIXER,
JOSIAH II. FsEE. ROSWELL SEEgL,
CHAhLFS a.. LANDON a. 4. Low
EuNtNp W.CoRfIHS, AMOS X. $50.
FKED'h II. CD5,tlT CHARLES LASIEa
Wa. a. APPLETON Wa II. WEBB
GUSTAV ~CliWAB j PiERpoNi MORGAL
DAVID BOWS. PKaCY p. PYNE,
MARIN BATS, HENRY +. SPAuLDIHG
NM ALLEN BurLE9, GEORGE I. SEttl,
JANIS p WALLACE CCGNELIUs y. BLISS
b.. b
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CHEESE MARKET.

. UTIcA N Y, Nog. M-There we're sold here to-day 250O
were cODdRnsd. - 49, "
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The fol owing were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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Corporation Notices.

A fiction SALE of Unclaimed Property
" police Department Y. city Nantasse & Reafuey,
Auctiopecrs: Nov. To- 1851 at 10 200 Mulberry a.,
articles. For particulars see Clty hetol loE
sale No CITY Hall
NOTICE to all persons Interested in the
~ matter claims for work done material furnished
I'm the Improvement Of the HreLave from 2d ST. 20 lshs
The Commissioner of Public Works the Counsel OF ne or
poratiOn Chief Engineer Of the CToton
the New York acting under aud pufsua9t ~
visions the Act Chapter 6ls OF the Laws oi is ~ 6e
An Act in relation certain public Improvement ~ 1870
"City of New.NOr," passed July l6th ISL WI ~ ,t,
pnbIc meeting IN the ONCE OF the CHIEF fhgnsoi ~,
Croton Aqueduct No. 81 Chambers s. IN w In ISL
Work M - o'clock noon Monday NoveihDeI -, -
90 tb nnrnose of asceraining the WORK hefeOiOf Ps
formed I'M or I'm connection with the regulalns ana
Frstave.. from 92slst, % lV5tl-s1' anu 'i W ~
mentioned In said Act
Dated NOV enAOoi --' IIUBERT o. THOMPSON.
Commissioner o Pablic Works,
WILLIAM 4. WHIT NEf,
Counsel 10 the COpOl alton,
ISAAC NEWTON,
Chief Engineer OF Lroton Aqueduee
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FORM QUALIFICATION.

To PEECG \. NV KTNIT. z. SoCItLafy,
81 and 50 Wall ST. NewYOrk City.
hereby that alOt shares OF the stock
Of the MUTUAL ELECTRIC LIGhr AND SUPPLY
COMPANY or THE STATE OF NEW-YORk, and 1
enclose herewith 8 full payment Of - shares at ~ 30
each.
signatures In full
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PROSPECTUS.
T'HE MUTUAL HLEII'RIC LIGHT
and SUPPLY CDMPAlY.
or THE
STATE OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL STOCK $500 600.
DIVIDED IN 100000 SHARES OF 81 80 PAR VALUE
EACH
FULL PAID AND UNASsEsSABLE.

hhHlSIEHS OF TRANSFER, Farmers Loan and Trus.
Company, New.York city
MAIN OFFICES, Nos 81 and 80 Wallst Nev.Yorl civ
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Tota Ousn Az 300 3OZ,s30 10 30.I5 4o''3V 155Vo
The receipts and shipments ut and from Buffalo
to-day were US fOllOws
Receipts shipments