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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
10 the Unfortunate .

Seminal Weakness. nigh. Losses By dreams pil,s
pies ou tie face and los Il manhood positively d.
cured. Tho Sex and afflicted should rot fasl sss.
upnn HIM The Doctor has tTayclad extensively ~
kuTupe, and inspected thoroughly the various hCsIi-
tails there obtaining great deal q valuable ifoTna-
tion which he scogeten t. mTarf TO those in need
q his services DIX GiBBON viii make 10 claF.s.
unless he effect . cure fcrSons al a distance NaE
IiS. sEREn Al HONE. All communications
strictly confidential lou see 10 one but the nOctoF
SsBd ten dollars for Facage of medicine. p--S.s=
writing % tie Doeter yilt please state tlo name o. ts
paper they see this advertisements in. ChsFses res
saaahlo- Cail write. Address DIR. ]. F. GIREOS
Box 1857 S2n Francisco. yI5nss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

RanMEV is now being made faster than
twAWNEH by those at work for Persons Of
either ser can make $50 week in their own towns if
they are willing to work. No risk. IS outfit Free
Anyone can run the business. Capital not required
All who engage prosper. No one fails Particulars
free. Address, II. HALLErT & Co., Portland, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

@dAnA Can't be made by every agent every
SpOO - month In the business furnish but
those willing 10 work easily dozen dollars
n day right In their localities. Have time TO
explain here. Business pleasant and honorable. Wo-
men, and boys and girls do as well We win
furnish you complete outfit free. We will bear
pense OF starting you. Particulars free. Write and
zee. Farmers and mechanics, their and daugh-
ters, and all classes in need of paying work at hOme
should write 10 us and learn all about the work
once. Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
A BARG.ALN! !!
Valuable Property for Sale.
THE ALDEN FRUIT DRYER,

THE ALDEN FRUIT DRYER,
Including the building and lots upon
which it is situated, is for sale AT q bar
gain. There are two dryers and they can
DO sold separately. This is a good op-
portunity for fruit raiSers to secure the
best dryer made, at low price.
%he lots are very valuable lying on the
river front, and having railroad switch
running by them. 1t is a good location
for custom flouripg mill, foundry, or
any such buness.
For further particulars call en- the PreSi-
dent or Secretary of the Company.
G.. 4. CRAWFORD,
L. c. RICE, President.
Secretary. 50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04

Thousands OF soldiers aud heirs ara en-
titled to pensions. with Tayment from daio
u discharge ar doaih, II applied for bof.re
January /. 1870. Wound. acci cidcntal IN.
jury or disease entities to n Pension.
bounty and back pay collected. Increase
OF Pension secured. This nrm established
In 1866. Address, onclqsing stamp, ED-
SON BROS, ". =. Claim Attorneys, al q
Street, Washington, ID. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ERwYoEK, March Io.-BEEVEs % cars
head-45 Dt Export Cattle for MI. haatmAi
cars Butchers Steers Tor MessrA BchwATEscld
Of Stae Stesra Dry Cows and Bulls Tor
the market. Of Cattle carried from yes
terday none OF placed sale and Ihore was
tie stock yaIds Dressed Beef had
Allow Warrington Market ht 7d0c Tor Poor 90 Choice
sdes sherman GllotI shipped 23o Quarters OF
Beef Mutton and 600 Dressed Hogs the
City Of NOhtreAl 49,.
where trade slow and prices weak The few sales
OF GTaSssrs were at 3D34 and ~ Neals At UGSc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts % cars OF
1863 hesd-2s cars &C 6uthEt ana Is cars at Jersey
CifT-and about 20 carloads In The
pans from yesterdAys arrivals. The market was
heavily 0vestOcksd and butchers afraid operate
liner. therefore, exceptionally dnu trade, aud
further Of e 10 ia el o. mere han half clear me
pons carload Of Cooraio sheep vas sold a. otG PnL
Yearling lambs IRON 6lgo % Z &c. -,
Sales Hallonbeek Davis sold 1871 Michigan sheep los
D. a. 81 4O 279 state DO 81 D. a. 8e i77 DO ~ A. ee
III do ~ b. at 6L0 n do l08 h. az So 4Oi ~ hchEan
Yearng lambs % ~ ~ state uO.7 II D. at 7o ITO
DO. rs a. al 71e. 0S do, 80 %, az 1c,
billenback Dewey sold l7s state SHEEP 80 o. NJ ee
i4l DO 81 o. AZ Ge I7U do ~ 10 at 81 20 $40 western 90
lis d. Al GSsc Canada Ewes. los n. Al $40 l64 STATE
: hSas solo Bs state sheep 100 %. at 8ke; Dc, ils
N A. 6U igZ Western DO 81 n, NJ &c. 6S State Ewes ~ 70
a. 5s.c 40 YoAcng LambA 10 n Gtesc 30 40 % ID
80 PdcOck sold 300 MIs.oura sheeu. l0s D. at gte
Sa.er n Co sold; l6i Ohio sheep 81 10, at bStci
i5g do AZ IS 80 Isl o. Ive D. 90 &C. 100 ONE soeep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

The Sub Treasury to-day gained S2195.450 on
balance, made up by coin gam of S2236'32o' less
a currency loss Of $4O7S4. This makes the gain
since last Friday So 1906, 900. To-day's movement
includes the receipt of $500, 900 gold coin from
the Mint. Money was fairly easy at per cent ahu
balances were made up unusually early, after when
the farce Of marking low rates was indulged so tna
we are obliged to quote money offered at per cent
But the bulk of the business tomorrow Will be done
at not under & per cent The European steamers
arrived to day, brought 100000 gold bars Inc
domestic exchanges on New-YOrk at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah is@ 3
premjum: Charleston, ls0l4 premium: New-Or-
leans, rs cents discount TO par; Chicago. 20 cents
discount to par; Boston, 80 CENTS discount. Inc
United States Treasury at Washington VO-uay TO
cciyed SI48, 900 National bank notes TOT redemp-
ton The Customs receipts were S6IS,934 ana tue
internal revenue receipts were SO 424 The Clear
ing House statement to-day IS as follows; Exchanges
Si59. $50, O42; balances, $7,4O2, 1874. The trans
actlons at the Sub Treasury covered: kece'ptS
S4. 463 725 payments, $2.26S,271; currency pal
ance SO 500, 1906; coin balance. $9l, 649.934'
The foreign exchanges are lower aud weak. more
because of a lack of demand than for pressure oil
bills either by exporters OF producers or Oi secuI
ties Annexed are the revised quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

Lrvrgrool- March 10 l2SO u.-ColOn steady; Mhdog
npaSa' G6 G ba., 6r .pscasuos and export receipts
400 bales, inc udne H3IO bales AmsrcIn sIso "a -
d" MaioS ami Am isIiyorv Ga Sso G.sd 90 A .1
% st1: si-o s,d Also o. I'd. IEne anh July delivery
,a zso @ Do Jun n"d August aeSs,y aSd S S en-
Der deliver. q ID. 90 AoTtmDer ard December u'h''S'
March l05ISo H IeS Siodns fan TR
lands 6:d AiI anG prs1Gs 10 Cd 0Tanay Upahds ID
Faiurcs-Upllnds Low Maanas CLAUSE March orh'eS
s,ssrool March IOl~i 1-ttoh The sales Of the eay
GaI eas. Nav ana Ja"s deassy AsO Gisd do
DO OctOboI Ah1 NoTnmbeI delVeTJ e'asI
,hss iaS middins cause March <c'erv 6Sd: do March
and Ag S sD I'd a. Nay sG nSI d l as asvsfy
a9C and ay S,ysry S i also ca also d
IIyERrO0i March 1916 tolbn -tDtSr's1 UPlAno s
Ap deTr Goa,d do APr and MAY dsnG H INV 90
Sgd. do July August delivery O''sd fuo'e' 'O''u
weak ,,.r, March 1ocouop dull; MidannE, lO4c Low
MIddhng 04c Good ordinary . c' rooeip~ oo' O@o'' ~
RlITsoRk March lO-Cotton quiet Aiddng II lsci LS%
Ma3s Gsc IL SSsG 8[9 ~ o1ss IA CSs
BosroS march 10 Cotton dulI MiidhnE lie, Icy
M@snH gSo. l"'S Sos Sass s1ScR 6aisa
, March Geo. S[ oTaaary iSc Teops
,2sj blles exports coAswse S'' oSe"i 'Ai'~ ''V'O
f39S SSx21 Sash loCoon quiet Mddne lobe Low
Maa%s ? KS paS S'u sales IS stock iGli! Hae
GALyEsroM Ma!ch iV1I SsrT sSc net Teccois LII
Lev 2Ji baos 1880 bales STOCK
100 l66 bales .t,,ahpo
NRuFfIr March lOCOtOn quleL Mimi ~ S,aes
5ig bales, sipnens By5 bales sales 900 bales' sock
80. 1896 -. .udd,,0 mia, low
aouR March lO-COtton quleti AuanE n,s al baIos
exports eOastWse 72G bAlos, sales I'OVo "A'o' ' '
baleA. RradhDR l0Lc.:
nu uidInnE a. Ood Ordinary, 6h net T~epts' v'a
hSI". Vross iOJ bales; skpoTA 10 Great brltA Ssoo
baIes 10 France 1888 baleJi sIlss, ''o0' "-'' NV
bales 81. 140 D4lhs:
oRTUIK March IU-CUtton quiet Aiounhg ~ &C. 49,
recrps l7i bsisa exports oOastwse llSS eAles' Se
stock. 2SOU5 bAlna dni,. afddn0
40 LSJiing iO5,c. Good ordinary, OSc net ieteIpl oeA
hsie. rross nj tales Spnners. 20i 1Aes' S"oA'
sGyGsSAH March lO-Cottnn weak AdaiiE;. I ~
ud1I,g az tooi ordinary sc; net Ieceplss 51,Ss
aes morris 10 Continent 400 pairs eo4stniso'
bales sses 500 Dalesi lat evening" %Vo Ohe'' o''
81 LSLi March lO-COtton dull; Mddhns Io 1 .s To-
,tnmspi. sgbaies sales s3I Uales STOCK asa9o uaes
iO-Cotton weak huuihs. 49,
u,ddnng gsact coed Ordinary, Sci net feoe'ptA 90"
balea. ASIA haleA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

q ..,,aonted to SO, 200 shares. and after opening
( zoos. Il held pretty firm at between 100 aud III
g sood portion Of the day; later it was strong at
sassaa1e. but finally it was weak at 1888 Del
-. and Hudson, IN sympathy with Delaware,
ss,Ssxains and Western. sold at 1890 li4@0
on,y 3 psr cent from the opening figure. whom
ss.srl market was up s91 per cent, and clos
- l207a Western Union was traded IN
- scrp dividend on and ex scrip dividend. The
-, Siv,dend on were at 117'0117a0116ss and
=. s,-,d.nd 79ss0S140sO. but the closing quota
! - AZ dividend was 79079aa. The price OF 70
- tbe nav stock is the equivalent Of III for the
!! ~ stock. The market closed quiet and weak.
coysrnment bonds were more active and for the
new issues the market was weak. The TRANSACTIONS
10 Roards amounted to S343. 500. Tie final bids
4 Nv an advance of Is per cent for the IS and
oe of 81 per cent for the 412s and q per cent for
%.a, Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

:. Railroad bonds were dull. and there was not an
muortaut change In figures in the whole list Erie
second consols were % lower at 99s Missouri, Kan
.as and Texas first consols \ lowor at 1864, and
.eoo,ds Ia lower at 1884, and Boston. Hartford and
Erie firsts were Il lower at So. Canada Southern
srsts were q higher at 100is. New-York Elevated
Grsts ,s lower at 1852 and Metropolitan Elevated
hrsts ID lower at 1851. Oregon Railroad and Navi-
ration rsss declined q to 1862 Ohio Central frsts
4 TO 1O4. and incomes q to "a. and Louisville
and Nashville genera, mortgage 6s Il to 1914.
Eew-Jersey Southern S. guaranteed, sold at 9sS
Dsi9, and Toledo. Deiphos and Burlington frsts.
main fine, ut s7is097ss. and frstss Dayton Divi-
MON, at 90, and Dayton Division incomes at
40. The various ISSUES with the sppelation OF Pa
sifio were about steady. except the Texas and Pa
ei6c incomes. which declined from 80 to S4As An
NAKED are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

NO. l. wntA. steady ~ sea, sprmG No q steady
~ aods HSW WtnaR WeStern enandy lt $50 New Segh'
Waar steady $50. CoEA-Mtxed OLD. hrner A6d;
New anner at 56d Cottonsee1 un-YeoU Amsrt ~
Spirits rarpentfno. 90 L0nAsn. dNn &c 046d
LIVERPOOL. March l0-12:30 mard $500. Per eWL lCr
American Bacon. 406d eWI for Long Clear Mdds ano
sd for short Coar Addles Pork ISL per Dbl ior Primo
LONDON March 10 Lsesa ~ pS G
7la97gd. per gallon. spirits Tmpenne 81 ID eS4iSG per
LIVERPOOL March 10-43O n m-Lard 1884, par cwt. for
American Refined Petroleum Gid o9Ad per gallon IauoT
ANTWERP March 1a--wlooxs Laru 1s5 tranea
so 100 kos Petroleum 22 francs for me pale
American =.
yRFnES March IO-wIooIs Lard closed at 81 MARKS %
pfennings per 10 b. Pstreleun m9rEs 69 pienlnEs;
XHsUsG March lOwilcox's Lard closed at So mako 10
ptenntnEs per 100 d.
EUROPEAN. FISASCIAL Markets
LosDoY March lO-l2:3Op. m.-Consos 0Ys,s for money
aud 3d. United States bonds new ives
103S Atgnne and Great western trst MORTGAGE uuslees
ertrhcates 68sa eeeOnd 32i Enc 6OS PennsYly tnla
Central 80; Heading $kb NeWYork, Ontario and West rn
3e. - -
IosDoS March 1912 m.-PSns advices quote three per
LONDON March 1913 D. m-rhe bullion m the Bank OF Eng
iand $4,000 during the past week me pro
portion OF the Bank OF England reserve 70 ephV WHICH s
week A5ss per cent ~ now asa Der cent -. C.-.,
LONDON. Marsh 1O-4 p. m.-Erle, tO NeW'nOrh Sehr@i
1924 Reading BAL 49,.
LoxDoE March i0-4;3O D. m.Pars sdvtees quote three
per Tentes So francs 45 centimes Tor The account
PARIS March 10The weekly stateme OF the Bank OF
France Of $4,000 francs ancn
gold an increase 600 francs.
lOThe statement Of the Imperial hank OF
PARIS March 0-4:3O m-ExcnAnRe on London Is francs
81 checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rivsr. Vessels and RgiIroIfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW York. THURSDAY, March 10, 1881.

ASHES-Quiet a. late prices . . -. o,ruoos
COFFEE-o hrm, but quiet Ordinary TO Primo ca ~,
IOdl c includin gFair at l20l2Ac; mild grades gehe
quiet nomnaly and unchanged sales loo Dags ~ N
caibo private quoted lOi2alZ2c AASuASI@ -"
l4c; Java. l4la0 zOc Costa laca l2G 10 &c o,,rarv
COTTON-SDOt Cotton dull al revised quotations
b6: 0Ood Ordinary Strict Good Ordinary. "a Low AIu
ding 3lU StIict Low Middling. e Miidhng ana aDoSe
liz: end ali uli COtiuus l-l6 ktaned-GOOd OIulLAry
reduced 9I6 str1ct Good Ordinary, 7lG; Low MldaiS
7l6 and MiGdng 6lB saes. OO1 bales 9l last EVENING"
Including 81 export ana 1876 for SHINING itecolps
the ports today 1901 balee against lo;ou' % I'd ~
week and g4i heptsmbET ], Afbb,ft
hsles LOG during pHTOu last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
ETHIOPIAN MARKETA

4. w. Westsfn DAN 0S BacoaSan9s sIt c SsS
dun az li6d; short Rl6 dull at AIIa- t 9snsfSaF.
a1 ann A. 4o shoulder dull at 81 Beef-inal. mSss
49, ~ Az Exir Mesa lOoi Primo MesA sor.e
~ 75i LaTd-plme Western Observation-Disclosures
Ss ~ "a a Eosin-Fne hTmer ~ NJ COmnon hfine
81 SEA CheoseAmelean Choioe sieAdy , ~ VaSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

State bonds were fairly active and steady at yes
tspdays decline. louisiana consols sold at 61 81
Tspnassee IS, old at 90. new at 59l206O and new
,sr;es at CO. Arkansas 6s. funded at 29 and 7s Cen
tai Railroad. at IL. Virginia 6s' consolidated ex
nstured coupon, at 80. and Missouri 6'' tunoed az
f17 Annexed are the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

III Sailing from Pier foot u Cxn4l-st, North isivar
For san Franchise tie lstlimls Ol Panama -
CRESt, IN n CRY =. hstadAy, March - noon.
Connecting for Central ana south Auercz AID 4exlce
From tIAbGsee - japan Aha CtlaA o-ae na,.
G1Ik OF PEktNO
From San FTapczo0 HaRelela. ko~ Zealand ana Aas
tTafA =. a.r.a \. , m %
Oron arrival az Laudan n frzsc1sca
Passon waIiru 10 IAN FkA NClsCO SAN
ISLANDS. JAPAN. CHINA NEW Tea Ia ~ A. ia
LA SOUTH AMERICA. CENTRAL AAEhNA anu
Mexico -, ,..or,na,sa, annlv m
No"P-"S a J. BULi.Ar.
snIeTintsBdcat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
NNTIIITE STAR LINE

w uNIrkD STATES AND ROYAL NAIL 81 IA Ahha
w FoK oUEENSTowN AMI LIvERPooL
NOTICE T,n this LAne take the lane .oa.
accommodated ~ I..aI Macy ~ ~ Deth The 0as@Aa
ERiTa SIC Caut Perry Saturday, nrcn ~ ~ pm
BALTIC, CAPT Ps.el as,h ~ 80 an
REpU RLif, Capt irving .--.J nais,IS 20 49,
FROM THE WHITE STAR pocA' FooR VI "e'A
Tess steaers are anIf0rmt sEs Ant aasarosssa
nainfmuniA Tue saoSn SLztsr9saa SaeSlns anl nA.E
rooms are placed ghors gag notso sni
least felt aHordng degree COMFORT "sa''s'
u .s,,.o e,.t. an A
aha tsrsas strorss Irsm Old ooaars sSa frsn sss
YafS, S2A - ..,... .....n,,..,
s trsvet0u Of ami uthsr iafcr lea apply ~ 80
SS0P~'' ri oO2rlA Aeea6s
O. L. BARrLErT q Co, Agsnts. Boston
BARKifT q CArrELL4 Agents. PiAiacepftA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH ii, 1851

SO n, az 81 40.
6Tc
PC l08 Ohio 90 04 o. at 6isc 100 do 80 D. at Csc; SVO
Vlrktnm do. la 10, At ESQ
HoGskeesips 20 3o57 head-l3 AZ tofh
81 ana cara at Jersey City Total since Saturday 1gSoe
near 622l head for corresponding hyo days last
week Liye Hogs very dull at s. 0G$5 80 Smith q Heiu
SOFA carload Of Western H0cs l35 average at 50 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
TMpERlAL GERMAN MAIL.

UMPERIAb UEkMAN MALL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
sTEAmSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW, YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -.
M0SEL--..-.SEL Mar'l ~. i.HEIN sat- March ~
DoNAU SAT. March IN M KAIt al pt r,
RATES OF PASSAGE frOm NEW. IORK5o SOuThAAf-
1ON. uAVRE Or BRENEN. 80.
FIRST CABIN $40 SECOND CABLE .'.-----sos
STEkRAt5E. $50.
Return tickets ~ noaur1od Prepan stoelSo
Gates S2S. Stsamrrs si Pier between SECOND ana
1Mra-sls ,HoD"ken. nEinluus 4 CO. 2 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
LIVE srocK MARKErs-RY rELEaRApR

BuffALo. March observation-disclosures today BOO head
lot week thus far OOH haad; for time last week
Snlo head consigned through. 80 market nOthng
"Ons Hesh arrivals consigned through; feeling weak
Shfsf AND LAMBSRecepts today, 1000 head totel l0r
vice. mus TAR 10 500 head for time last week. l00O
nu consigned through IL cars FAIR demand but at lower
m prlees ~ TO l6c lower sales OF Fair TO Good western
C9uOn 10 Far, 50 as 90; load Very Extra at 81.
Reeelps TO-DAY, $500 head total for week thus far
IoVOU mead Tor time last 100 head; con-
SIGNED through IS nothing doing sales Of few Lght
nds al 70 1910 50 Far Heavy Ends 50 1875 G5 one
ol Cn0ce YORK Weights 3d. fresh arrivals consigned
through and feeling weak
CHICAGO March 9-HoGs-R eceips ID, 900 head shipments
oOuu mead market active and strong iOc higher Com
20 oood PAeking b St9S CO. Choice Mixed 20 $685.;
Choce Heavy Skipping So 300S6 20; Light So 250S5 To-
~ SOU market stronger in sympathy with provision
LITTLE ReoepIA l,400 head shipments 3.4O0 head !
SELLERS hrn values strong, trade Common 10 Good ship
Slow Inferior 20c lower than 25 8B2 10; Good
70 Shoce, FidS SOckers and Feeders active and firm at
y tuUt4; Caves per head SlOdSl5; AL cod.
ShhEP-KecelptH 5000 head; shipments. 1000 head
aket very active and firm shippers 80 jOd So Common 10
Atuiun - 5OGS5 % Ill Sold but market closed eastr
81 LOUIS. March lO.-CATTLE-CIlet and unchanged re-
oelpts 3 heal shipments, AS mead; shippers asking
KPorters % 20 9sj 75 Good 70 Choice - %
CO. O Medium 10 F 50 SO - 4O Best Butchers steers
active AZ - 10 0S4 0' Fair Good IS 6OGSi cows and
le ~ StESi Feeders. S4G34 o. stOckerS' SjG337S.
g.
ioGslIlgher and active Workers and BamOres s. 800
= tD AlKd Picking, - 256BJ 90, Good to Chuce Heavy
- oO@tt % noFancy offered receipts LOO held ably
mcnts 100 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

OF city bank stocks, the only sale was OF fifteen
hares of Park at $50. The following were the DID
ting and skiing prcee at the first call:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTUWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. Tho VI this Linz take Leutenans
Maurys Lane oAsJusot tho y1Ar
CITy n q ERI,IN -. ~ RDAi Mar. Is, q
SiTt an BRUSSkI,S TlI tuesday,. March -,
SiTY M RllLMOND ......-SATURDAY April z a N
Siry 0F CiI ESTER ......TH RsDAY. April z. II
CRY OF MONTREAL.......r IIU RSDAf. Apl L. 81 N
~ S,roa r1sry n. r. f00tOr Charlton ST.
CABIN Sl00 IieiIa uckes ts.saDe teraA
STEkRA0E. S2S Prepaid. $50. Drafts Al lOwestIateA
hasons stAterooms smokuR and Oalh r0'ns amidshipA
1hfsr srHFneFa 90 not CzTTv c&stla, sbeej'0 piSa
JOHN q. DALE Agent 81 and 81 broadway. y. 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

wi NEW YORK and LONDON
Splendid ne " fast steamers .
leave aOck adIOin,Oe PaVOaia ksrrv. Jerssy ttT
MON AlgCA. March a.
SAXON MONAkCh. March 10 -
Saloon passage with suDvrior AccOnn0d2tio1 81
taken eastward yOTaee frspatt
tickets tsaae4 for yAssAgo Londoh 70 NoNfkA
90 fatcs Fer irslRhL ana p1ssafo aiPlY 90
PATTON, HICkElkS Il Co. ARonla coHnn4ig Iooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

NATIONAL NE.=-Frm Pier SO. n. X.
IN yt,K q u EEGsrOWN AMI LIrEkPoole
EtllN Z. = r. 20 ENGLAND hafGh Is a;SOam
FOX LON DON lVict0rs Dsoksl
GREfctE Mar q. l i.tOAm.I ANADA. - -
CABIN currency prsDnd storage uckeva Ssi
BctBE sZowe1 Lnaa mast tiuos W.. HUtssf AAa<sss
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.OTTERDAM LINE

DOTTERDAM LINE.
Al steamers leave SAF,ON'S STOREs BIookya , %
scbiedan W5d, March o. Amsterdam wsd. 1891 "a
r.
IstCabn S60-s7O % Caieu. $50 stsrfaEe go stcer
ags fu,n Rotterdam prepaid Sl5. u CAZAuA o.n Agsy
2esouLh William 81 FUNGI. EDYE 10, "a Soutn wni-
lnn-st FreIEhL Aga l. w AOAhls o0 oI9Ao 2. ~ q e:
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FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold BENDS
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
OUT RAILROAD co.
Issue Limited to 81, 100000. or Less than $4,000
per Mile.
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT o2is AND AC'
ckUED INTEREST FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THE
ABOVE.NAMED BONDS.

The road Ia now IN process Of construction fou hun
urod being actively IN tho work and viii % In
ceIee running Point Lookout within stK months
1he Company has bali mOu Of dollars In cash and
good assets ~ the line OF the road and is
rights paid for and on record IL IL abHOiuiV Tree O
ds eavptInR the offered the entire tsslse OF
which has been placed hands IN trust m snch 0rm mat
we are enabled guarantee do that for every $4,000
Of shall be oOned and equipped al least
one aale Of road.
We rre,nnrud these bonds rs investment ana tho
cheapest securiIy this market for many mouths
ia ngh 10 I'D vance The price uiiot notice reserved
A. w. DIM0Ck e. CO.
Exchange touFt, Aew.HoTk.
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EUROPEAN. FINAAUIAL Markets
fluQnrlQI

A Ii who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics sno1id get Thl BU Ne AL
MANIAC IOr l53l, nov ready. Drce - cents OV mat
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01ean cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE q. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Pier no 70. North RI yer. New Yerk-
Ancora. March IL, D N Crcassa March 70, D. N
Fthiotaa 10. a DcyObiz. April q fia. ID
Tlisss st@anersdo not carry esttls. sheep ot Ptgs
Cabss $40. Excursion tickets IL redaead rASss-
Ssc0Dd Cabin $40 Steera2e S29
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier Ne 40 North River. foot " Chlrses-5t
Asatia Marrh az. 3p IN Victoria March IS. q n
Cabibs SIS SIS Excursion tickets at reduced raSe
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. BoSlns0recn.
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IuitBo Mafch 10 -Whrai him No Waite WABASH
a o. 80 Rcd wabah spot 81 Oj's do, March. 81 10 ::
d. April 81 ~ = MAJ 81 u9l7 No Red Wabash 81 o2
Sn ird M,Hcd s. o. ,. C@sn hTn Htgh Mixed -
No May. 44c. 80 Dayton aud Michigan ~ &c oAts
bi~h,i Coycr setd dull fpme aammp'h 81 70. frlue
- l2s: No 2 &. AZ tn ca-e Wheat easier No =
Red spoL 81 Us .. Apd. ~ Nc. dy aud June
on Rccapts Wheat. 1000 bush: Corn. G3.OO bush
o.iE 1000 lush Smmnrots-wheaI A.OOO Dnsli Com.
49, 900 bush.: O.Is. 100 bush
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THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN.
dividend Of SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PERsHARE paysbL
March L. 1881 az the agency OF the BANK Of Nevada No
Wallst, New York. -
Transfer books close Msrch ana open 18th INST
u Il. COOK. A.Prfsidenf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-18
New State BOnds.

The new funding bonds to take up
the state debt, it is expected, will be
ready for public issuance and traffic
by the first of July next. Treasurer
Polk went to New York some days
ago to attend to the engraving and
printing Of the same, and Comptroller
Nolan has gone east to aid in the job.
The cheapest offer to print the bends
yet made is $4,000. The sum will
doubtless be funded with the balance
Of the debt, and when the assessor
starts on the grand rounds, and the
tax collector begins his labor, then a
howl will be heard in the land, long,
loud, deep and sonorOua,