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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
SIMON CAuExoNes PARENTS.
incidents An The Bog sseod of the Noted
statesman.

Simon Cameronss father was q tailor at
Maytown. Ii those early hays il small set
Elements there were no tailoring establish
ments Of great windows, gilded signs, and
four-in-hand coaches. The village tailor,
very much like the village schoolnaster and
circuit-riding preacher, ''liyed around
Perhaps twice q year, as q regular thing, he
took his kit Of tools along and went from
house TO house, cutting out, and, with the
assistance Of the women OF the family, max
ing up the season garments. lie was an
industrious man, but the family was nnmer-
Gus, the pay small, irregular, and often taken
out in farm products most convenient to the
consumer. Simon Cameron's mother was a
woman Of great industry and Amos phen-
omenal resource, but neither the efforts OF
the father nor the industry and economy OF
the mother availed to hold the Cameron fam
lily together in MaytoWn on anything like a
comfortable basis. 1t was not that they were
poor below many of their neighbOrs, but it
was hard ia those days TO shelter, feed and
clothe a family. Favorable reports came
down the Susquehanna from Sunbury, and
Cameron, Sen, determined to make the jour-
ney thither and endeavor there to establish
himself in business and his family in a CON-
Portable home. 1t was a long pull from
Maytown 10 sunbury in those days. The
trip was made by boat through an almost I'M
broken wilderness, stopping by the way to
prepare what provisions had been taken with
them, and to add in the way Of fresh sup
| plies whatever the primitive region might Of
ford. AT the end Of fourteen days and after
many privations, but full Of hope, the fami-
ly landed at Sunbury. Here Mr. Cameron
sought employment at his trade, and spent q
| year at such work as he could find, but with
no satisfying result. In despair Of holding
his family together under one roof, Mr. Cam
eron set out for Union county, and the fam
lily were scattered, Simon finding q comfort
able home and q friend in DR.. Grabl, q we'll
known physician Of Sunbury ia those early
DAYS.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
-~---=asszp .@-aAEzse-e - Eyns~~----
Worth Ones w eight Ana Ho2d.

To be 'sworth ones weight in gold" is a
hatte1ing testimonial Of individual worth and
this must be some consolation to the unfor-
tunate persons who fall into the hands Of bri-
gands. It is pointed out by Tie Louont Her.
aid that the els, 600 paid the other day as q
ransom for Mr.. Sutor represents 264 pounds
Of gold, whereas that gentleman,s weight
PROBABLY does not exceed 154 pounds; Whlle
211 pounds weight Of gold was given Tor Col.
Synge, who can be little short OF 80 pounds
heavier than Mr.. Suter. Statistlcaliy consid-
cred this is a very striking increase III the
price of human life in the brlgand market,
and indicates an alarming increase OF u
dence in those who, IN commercial language,
are the detenteuqs or holders. Il is all the
more striking on looking back to past trans
actions. About 1853 Dr.. M'Craith, Of Smyr-
ia, who weighed at that time 145 pounds,
was ransomed from brigands for e400-of {
pounds weight of gold. In 1867 MIR. Alfred
Fan Lennep, Of Smyrna, weighing about Lou
pounds, was ransomed for 9l,5OO, or about
26 pounds weight of gold. Thus we see that
in 1853 the brigands could command about
55s. Cd. per pound for their captives, while
in 1867 the price had risen to zoos. a pound.
But this is nothing to the present Increase.
Col. Synge's captors received 1,143s. per
pound, and those Of Mr.. Suter 1,942s. per
pound. In the hands Of brigands 8 captive
is now worth /. 70 times bis weight in gold.
1t should, however, be remembered that as
civilization advances human life becomes
more precious, even in the eyes Of modern
brigands.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
Thoroughbred Rams
FOR SALE.

800 Thoroughbred Merino. Southdown and Cots
void Rams for sale These rams are from the focke
of come Of the best breeders of thoroughbred sheep
in the United States. The Merinos were bred by Hon.
George Campbell, Of Vermont, and are especially
adapted to the climate of Montana, because Of their
comparative freedom from wrinkles and grease or
yolk. Prices reasonable.
Our ranch iss seven miles from Benton, when we
shall be pleased to see all parties interested iii thor
oughbred sheep. PARIS GIBSON Il SON..
Fort Benton, june /. 1881.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-06
ESTRAY s

1, Antoine Bertholet. have two estray horses at the
lakes, between Benton and Arrow Greek. and brand
ed as follows: One ron gray horse, about4 years old
and branded gVS1 on left shoulder. One sorrel colt,
yearling: no brand that can be seen. The owner can
havethe horses by proving property and paying costs.
ANTOINE BERTHOLET.
Ft. Benton. MAYS, 1851.
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.EINICKE HOUSE.
Sun River LeaYings

This House is situated on tie Helena and Benton
road, just q nice days drive from Benton, making it
u 20 most Z convenient stopping place On the road. It
cummodatione tor travellers on the road.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We will herd all Horses entrusted to our care for
one dollar and fifty cents per herd per month. We
will have a House and Corral at the foot Of the trail
above George Allis' Rauch, and we will deliver horses
at Hughes City at 50 cents per head.
JAMES e MORAN,
JOHN A. LAME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

THE STATE or TRADE.

BrrFAto April I2-FlDur steady with good demand.
,,sest Cal apd nominal gOod demand, hrmfr
Ses Of is cars No Mixes on track ~ 81 pa
ortet arnisd No Mixed Western, SadStc Barley anil
Sanada zoe 81 90 slKroyed stale soc ~ 20 ~, lSo
N ia Frvishts Nev Nosk BY "a ii-Nhsa " yin
e. oats a. Rscespts-fl0ur 1000 bills; NheaL 4upV
srs6 Corn 600 b0sh Osts q 900 BUSH Barley
VSh, Zoo bush. Corn. 900 bush. Data 1900 busL
enSsiso RT l2PIour quiet but firm whea, fAry &C,
49, snd sbsie higher No. Chicago spring ~ VI
e..h- Al O5sa cal O5 Nay 81 ntNosl " gsnei ~
Corn steady and urn 81 ab't -
{ 49, Nsv, As44S Junei $3.50 Julyt feecte ao1o'
49,. IN good demand shade higher t 2c cash 80
49, "a T. Jupe Rye strong and higher a. 81 w bi1
ana UNCHANGED PORK strong and hef ~ ~
10 o. can Ki7 lkafl7 l7h April aud May Ell ZzSG
~ Is june Rl7 S0a4i7 s21 July sales A. III loSsli ~
Tav Iard strong and higher a. 2c eSsh ne
I'd May ilIOs ~ i2he June III Iag t s
Ws.s steadv and rn shoulders, Que HboIt In Sv
Short cieaT sb5c whskey steady and nnshsngod a. va
srE Az prl 12-fi0lr steady and une hangt1 Mnta
strong No lied Winter 81 ~ RECEIPTS S,vo 'ash. sng
busl stronger No h,laso, -
1sis strong with good demand No hSsa Ss 80 ,d G
strong in good demand sl7atl7 ~ lAsd strong ~
~ nnik Neafs stronger shonidefsi o4ue:i ,ta
it s5.e BacOn stronger sbouderst Gel tltI HID epS
H. sSes 2Se whskey arm A q o. hnt.er sose Oh
hover sugar steady and unchAnEet hyEs pln
e SonssOn' IA S0ssS Eoi Light % oosSe l0' FseAnS
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crNFRAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. April IL, lSSl.
AsHEs-unchanged at 4Tsc. for Pots and SAaaS'so TOT
iTsEFEswAx-ouet owing to the r% prices caused by lin
"" far and steady brush and shoI,
Broan 5aelci Hur, 6d6he; Medium SSa$1T'' heu 1nu
s SSISbiNa MArERIAIs-Beks stili in demand and
sais and steady somewhat EASY stSGk aT and
~ s, os y sSsss si FrontsSsrk si2SlS sloas
lao, e sa,d coSano o110 eos Fans
I en- ATsas@R spruce
ss5 for MsS% S1gqs e., w a9s ada Shipping S Boards
49, s7 ssi7 50 TOR do sound Yesw Pine
a sssss ;aas Green fi sSSn BesS and
south sS eacsd about as SoS
wslsS sSs ~ = ~ PER " oa1 s,SSfse
y" a.! C1s siseS2e do; Cherry s45 q$47 do Mei.s
s sss: snd 5 9sa 30 iGr Western, and ss$s
Ed ssary stock Mails essy a. - per ksg 10 GS 2o,
ss latent osss xSs@antine, Il t. le lSe
fs os 81 T. da F zntSrsse and an easy
notwithstanding The SnIsisd LfSduTI1 1nlp - s
S co. Crate go 81 05 Stove 81 10 Chestnut - SUI
y OH as solsRsaiy Manila cOrda 2 ta I.
H. az Ss g and SIp sSS is; Whale Lines lard
Manila l$ Fine de- Ist ny SaP lef sa Do y and nd I'D
fSssls insh i2e lard si.Sl IAtA Yam loS IN small,
Snes rS Ssd 81 s5%sI S. Sugar SHOCKS
sS 9 & Asg P1s e hs sSh e E@p
sss %s :. ai .sss d. u lest Ordinary to Ps
e28a$S1 - ..- es,ou. t.,..,..
COCOA-Qriet rather weak 81 Domingo sd9c Jamaica
eif9c: Guayaqu l2Gl3c; Caraccss loa2le' A~r~eAlO"
Caicco RY-cnOtoe English TIC. German Granulased
BhG6a4c. - rvSr,.
TOFfTcF-RfO eu,ef unchanged; Ordinary 70 Ft1me
Including Ealr at l2c sales III baEs
SHefschel- private Mild Grades quiet un;haEra
ssIes $50 haTs l2i 4I2 LAEuAyra ~ 49, ah
$50 Mexican and $50 NarneaiDo private teriis'
1fa1yt,c Laguayra, ll0l4e- JAVA i9z~@'N-' 0~'@---
al ei&e; Mexican. l2a l3c. -. 49,. -. =, A.,
CUrTON-srOt Cotton re higher bat qn.et saS g.,
Including 100 for export Oh iui
FSdnnng 100 for speculation dehyerr on ~
Eiss reeests n the ports to-day ll6Zl bales als' oVo
fhs day last aud Z 1853 last year since Stp'fpI
5lsz sd bales against 45SsOve dining the sSRH Pe M
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eTArSED. -
<,a..d ora,,arv g.. ! Low kiddling ...-.-.-- 50
strs1t Cocd SSrdinsry 7if,s Middling 10

Futures quiet closing steady at an adysn9e OF o.
HSy iSz 55s
sc. NovcnSsf' 10 io5loi5c; December 1917
iSi4c rrees t0s FINES fa sse 1 EaSus H. Sept
ssr ioeo. oe;obcr i&3s; November. 1O.l2 December
roas cOsins Prices Tor 10 5sSIs7o
ss,ene; 'Issb oetob:r I6e0S
Noys,nber i0isS1ol7; Deceuber lai5alol7. Trans
xes5 Opium Is r SeRFs'eSS n ana
Z ssiiiss belize than and a Pr,ss
pes ton Pow dersd Cream rsrtsT 50 de LTgoi 50 ioc
ST,s As % ss s AeSaS ssa z Do c s
RsnDed cuphoI Y eiA' SI,] is va ~
SeS,as Cs g ss iSS e S Ssl ne VA, /, ~
= scas2 IS for soda 81 y 5sa$ So Sal S9 soda
ss s osss 20 81 Cart Soda ss "a FsPPssl IL
81 ts SG &c SS q Sos So do sasss ta
on fennyToye, u al o. No , ,,s..ochr.e,,s sIsa
s hsS so do Sc SSsssB S'f So
3s0C0 boxes sod al sealed and l7e i9t No Ia
ga Herring quiet La6IsaOr g 90 rS,ss5@ QUO, Il al
sIoT AND ZEAL LoUE- mari e, unsettlee nIsrtne
BUYERS syo WIN sae. Hs,a9 tan at Ss o
sssa,y IN Low Grades jobU'ng trade oSn a;,s
ssa 100 A sDA 0o Sss 700 IS Oo Sanesots nIs
q Macs whole range $500 be Winter heat "a
NY. s fosis, ~ ~ 90 500 bbIs 81 Louis & 25d
10 Ss CITY MN I'm IT, e sSs sSSIs s III sS
oo ss nssetss q 70 uss g PA 400 SB NO.
49, Ts e s tDr 0n n ,o hose Winie Wheat *
s. 90 o. ne ss i9S $50, 9s sG espi Pa * 20
80 So Par state q ssasl 60 o9a 70
8 ssss4 %. Cos @ fsSSy 40. sos COum% z,
Geo L Round Hoop 6hiS g. s N,Ssc.ota cSGa ssS
a. s Ceuaon Gsar s475as5, Rye MiStars 49, se 11
sSsss 81 LOUIS sV common O g Fair Ss 6oo
Sy cAsss s1y 50 gSs ~ low fs s sS n and
Aesvy Good and Choice brands sorIIEkN FLOt
& k. sTssaH issss : 90 fs sSI GOO:
&c z s RSE icy 3 soss ssr s 1 fa Ss ~
eoES MExT -sls. 200 ri. YsIioS %e s%,i,
Qsasse o. osasl OF Fine Yellow, 81 10 "me' u 10"
roREIaN FRuIrs-ouiet rather dspre.sedy New Layer
2 sGSs ss p Nss LHS c ~ sc
SSnea lei sarRes hal. boxes. lSeso,ci do quarter,
u. sss: Hs .s ss iaS. flSsT ssse
49,. ss sui ssSSSsGc n lS Co., psl Sss
Ra tI@s27 BaEssos ORANGES sa*s psr esLi
~ s. 90 Ssp do = Sosss 50 per Ssr Sew i IL
un,s..ss s cas-, s1Os Io e, SSs
su; Re ss SoSsrs s' ' 90
esa{ arm q! tatags &2S sss iss eSs9 ,SIs
So sss ys s r' %tsS SIssi 81 500 sS
s:ss ss ss !. Z. & ' y 's s,ss fs
1n.ssi s sss'i sscs sssS upsasa w1dis lsss %
s1sa l ss S q a q & 4 8 Vi
9 I|:;': ~ e s1;: x ~
sszg q, osa3i y : sais sOJo kpsh STATE spd ysrsss
- ssss e =: ss ss.. aS & asss
s1 li s 9 Z. = sIFs ;. SSsS
80 sa& time without deciasd ehsIse
xnx fatAer steady modeate export sbd nHht JvD
kx sSsas aersrft good Sasness speculative seeoaHt
90 E5o 90 baah htnyes iseooQ besh cash. nelnaine
Ne s7ssos,.s ise,seiDs on: one G s:s.@s1
4sS essSsl@s iasis1,sg sns A., $4,000 s,os1 e,e
zeA ftssesss Alxs@ tE AyTI ssasei No Mas, ~
y lesa actvs and iseAse. oworJ s.iss
I teee ossA- nsin1nE Ne. - A%e4t<es Ne a 4ss
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GHautial.
GAS STOCKS
DELAWARE STATE LOAN.
~ OFFcE OF srAIE TEEAsyERH sso,


In pursuance Of the act entitled " An set to provide
for the reminding OF The present bonded debt Of This
i rs D. 1851 T. hoB r. J. YSoIns state treasurer
PROPOSE, Wi b. feceivSd sr tSe whole soant q the
oghoz.S ny d % qsn 70 D Of one So9Ssps
dollars each divided into three cass 20 b. DESIGNATED as
consisting Of three hundred thousand dollars series
Ss 10 Ssr isrrs Il me rate Of per eentan r snnum
parable semi annually on ths lat d OF July ana
dslpa National Bank In the city Of Phaeph on presen-
sc bonds S s sn SSpS9 n % hs BE- SysSs on he Isl
dav inv a h. is bnt m ~ be relee At option
G state Il sny time after me Let day Of july A. D. 1852
The bonds eGtsesd in series SHAH be pay b,e on the ls,
ne any after the st day Of July A. D. s6 The
gs ,' e T. ieoi but may BE- sdse@sS az tie option
,o SS 9 sore - e Sa VIZ the Stat s slls. - e any
tie said bond. acconing = thsI EsoT sneh 30
q qs pges % be ysn by ns STATE Sd
shall De exempt nn tssson by he Stae oi iG1
rs SssssysT Hsh ea Of Pro, T ana S"S ss ~
residence and mast Of aaid loan, and
~ Stsi TTsssareS fS2 per estam Of the bid which
retained uriir for the pay nlen u the RESIDUE OF ne
tie bssr shoahi Raj TO comply With hs bid BY
az shall bs absolutely forfeited the state No bid les
mus, be- addressed n the Of The OF Della
Dover and must b. iadorssd on the envelope Pro
rfiorr by said set opened acted aud disposed
Of oeo sS Bf m a Thy 6cc q the Secretary state
in the tom Of pevs5 q % Ssv os .gs h a1 m
cUrdcd ,d Commission shall award the said loon 10 The
hghes bddcT there shall be two more bids Al the
snme rree ss CUnmin -ha appoFti0n The said loan
equal b. tho bidding the
% their discretion. having due regard Tor
interest ~ the state award the whole 10 any onr OF
fine Commission shall have AWARDED the
a 10 vii - The duty N The state TREASURER 10 return 70 Al
tr crFtted checks received them
pledged ~
c ~ The sad checks The successful bid
with his bid. shall b. allow c Interest
the ~ nnum gu the amount OF bis
she date q be said award until the Isl day OF
July A. D. ISL h~ tiuc which interest shall begin - &C
said bonds which said allow shall De- made by
ID fhr
shall have bn made "a the successful bidder OF
ldders loan auze by asd act and ihe said bonds
shall ready for delivery, the state ITasuttr VIII cause
writing De- served such bidder bidders, 20
days before the nr " delivery ~ the bonds
indicated In Huch notice, wmrh SID notice
~ delivery and the amount Of money which such bidder OF
me day Therein nanef
within Snch beinH The balance %
Bird r~- the amount e Inc Ddiers cash
from the date o the ird On such cash
di-i~it And uu The receipt of Lr contained ~ such
Will delivered tu the csl bidder
bidders In u the state Treasurer In The toxin Of
Dover KDBrkl J. XII MULES, rNttc rif-uft
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

- .nrt l2-i23Op. m.-COnsos l00sis iSr money
IOSnrN Star the account; NewIersey central cohso
sd lsL; DO second eonsos JOG New r, Sen
11Qh LIS atlantic and Great Western SECOND
srx lega aeafes al a; Illinois Central la 81
trnssese snTai ri Reading. Sl'4i Newfork' oh' anu
Ees.sIns xur i2-2:30 p m-Paxis aevlees qesst 'A
Lox sets. At - france 20 ceHtnes of thf "A
~ snos Anil l2-4SO mBar silver !, Nv Ynk
cnpce g. s. bonds, four Per cents scaaa mortgage
Cen.aL tosyfcafes 81 Illinois Central la ,I ,er
rS.soS Apr l2-5 D. m-Parts sdvleee q uu, ~ -
40 francs 3s csriimes for the account 90
ee Ps RS April l2.-Exchange on London - LAM"
s4r.e forc checks
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WHOLESALE FRICES OF cor NTRY PRODUCE.
For week ending hprI j.. lssl

Receipts the week o eln i2iu tkfs. Peas ~ ' tu.h
Exports Ieans, ca lrs. iean bu'h Haih't ~
er,, and hi non fr ai u bite Rams The huk n The
sors In this stale sui gong Nest a. rlaiv'y higher
rfres than have tbis market iHrteH arr
moi buying any eNts al present prices but nc h a"
arr M lug out hist arrive. Mediums and HanMf hfe
Wrnlv Lrd al - 2as - &c., ihs dcncY s s strongly
In seicts favor lea leans ard " ht Kinney sh"" s'o
.fCth and have vHnced sympathy win "thet tiih.
ILre IL a g.d supply 81 'd kidney i'as OF, ING hui WIN
brlfed demand the market D. Nithunl improvement.
i t f LlafI leauA sd 90 ~ 20 hut - iO4fl % s
cons,,-d full qnetstln Gfeeu Pas very Jan hnd Only
t,l.t.g - 90 N0utLru ElnfE llt htA WIN
,nundrsre al slAds Pea entirely nnunAl Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

A6,sc.; NO l. <siyc No White 45945e No 4sa4e5c.i
No J. 601ac Mixed Western. Ha45c; white DO, 45etse
white state ae Including 600 bush April 81
l4sr, 2S60O bush Do NAY 4sln; 25OOe bush June,
fsssc' FEED quiet 40 D. s5Ssoc.; 90 nSeo n, s0se3c
100 10 eel o5.
GUxNY cGoTH-MOaersssly active, steady; Standard
lie; 70, loo; Ia n slse.
11lsc; Sisal do, &c.
grades freely offered and weak shipping Hay, Soc
Prime Timothy Al al Is Clover, s9aS5e. straw
Long Rye, 81 05a$l 10; short de- 75e- oat 6oaS5e
HIDES-Du and unchanged BucDos Ayres 22i9e. Non.
tevde0 23e CoTeDtiss, q al &C.; RiS Grande, n c
OrROeo, Z1d2l qc California 2a,t22 2c Maamoras u IA
lgl2e Vera Cruz lsGlSLc; TraNl0 1SGlSige TsmTteo,
l7dlsci Bogota, l9G20ej Ceanal American lgalSnc.i
Maraealbo l66l6hc Bahia, l6iad17c Puerto Caeo and
LsEssyra. 11else Caracas. 1stsa17e Pyta, AEsl5e;
Campeachy l6lQc; City slaughter OK. GLC.
HOPS-fine grades 6rm business either Tor expert OF
home use small; prices sii firm New York $780, izs2c;
Eastern 122c; RiscOuSn l4d92c; Yeariue ls4a
12dlsc; ali groNths Of Old oc Pseidc Coast new lSa
Csc; Bavarians. 3Od35c.; Boheuians, S0aS5c
LEATHE-A good fair trade has been reported at steady
DFica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

F,,. ~ Potatoes 500 bbl Oh i1,h rotiors have been
az ~ o~, ,. and had quick sole ~ hrh'I prices o..
. l. Of bermuda lnta0cr received ou 'at ~rr 'p No
STEAMER hruuah $3.50 rfstst %
,.. tic ,-ar- ~ Iff- and 2.2-u h1ars ~ Tor. fs
af,r tie nrtt m 90 the IlufhsuEh regular weekly steam
mn Ia ptfUlff. suIthfIu tfrsu iraa ln rlni Nr
rsnS and 0fm Nufflk spinach fi firnfr and 'rur vel
bai. sold yr.t, rls 80 ~ 2ihs - ~ Ihfhi thh '
IN - 80 Ton nir- 10 Morrow etu hhls ted nf
~ eorfnk M"-t n fhr forlui"fs Errn nnd
fbarieann u fair ftgutHt aud d. nd'
Ttt,r VEGETABLE. have f-f inquiry Of Quotailunss
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LIVE Iurtrur


Tho daily avcraer rccars t The vco - 80 various ron's
- dtsfrtIrnn rrr follows Iir Railway, lfn cane -
Cream d. cuns 80 Mia Har~n lairoat ,oTi do. Sew
UaV,n fafr,ad $50 dn. HnfHn River lnl rtad. SEQ du
Midland I.aira loo 'rfs Of - amt go ean. n cream
Norttcrn Nrw 1nft Railroad. 90 ems ~ nlh mice d
tat.one near hr rnufcs 10 irfui HF'i ~ MIA
al az quarts zach The pTses 100 Which r snluH las l'n
.,tt ,.n me platform dgrire thc week ~ -.
NE demand hoe um teen equal 20 he sup
IA market frs Tulrd fuI rHt
aeelI, lcqrr iarrs quar- ity INC plu- solt q"
m cheese Manufacturer 81 81 80 r can. ~li'h Is b"ov
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tr,rrrcof Ami B.. ruk-Fnmc M,,s fnsi"rn. iull
IL II. Wr-iun. dali 80 t3. Bacon uni Overland 'ui.
-f,.i, "A al. short I.h, sfrtiY ~ 49, Tong '.efr'
-t..y i-t. short .'ir. eir'a5 ID - nahs Long
tui t.tiI IL -nuIusff aul Ht 200. irf lh-lt 4f-N
i,li ~ -l I,ffa s,.. -t,ry lne' Prime Ne-- steady
I'D 90. Lard lume Western, Jun ~ ,...'-
.'.u,, tttr.t tIft 10 I4.t IUlfruinf- SPIN 3
duli ~ tl ilos.n. tinr sferdf 20 lu t'i omn"n lui
y, "a h,r-. .tusri,iu t,nrr. steady Al 80. an
~, .c,.i, "a lIn.r l,tri Slate. duh 80 I2Nd Wheat
So r White. .fs..ly 90 fid. Nllinf, go. = d1li
.tn-t [ew yInfrr Nt.f,fn n.iY At N'. AcH Nnuih
era winter stry 90 Hid tufufttr' oH sl'aF w a.
$50, .tr..i, IA I'D tnftuu-std Yellow Autfit al.
~, Al, .t II Na,u ,unnnn. at inudnn, hrnef Rt .hL
-tIrIfs rrurnflns. 90 london. dull 80 i+ .
tf.t.t..t At.fsI 4. Ir'rtftuns-Ilrrc "a a
.n Lu-fn,r. Il price, corn 3i'f ~t ,'ntsl Tor
,fl, . t.tffn htlf, fh ail pa ttnial lNr li'i
western -trnr. I,d Wfiri, n''N ia''li - ,-l- ~ T
f,, ti, f.,f. o Ni,nt frr mo ilst three days we're
a.tf Duu rental = Iur ludtf DO 5000 Arcilt a.
- ',tU' a, o.. il a. Co., - Ilf-sod ul 9f 3D. per rwt
W.'.rii ttrI D.. Ihe uat .ri iur Nnus and fabrics
io.i.,@ ,rrtI RI ed o. m.. Refined Petroleum. t'd-a
G.a lrf l4i ~fIfif., Iutlrniir' 30 'd 4"- lfl N
AuWfAr, APrh D.. "Ht"A h l-I'' '''"''' - 90 '''-
lNu k4IrL ,...,...t.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

Receiuts fof week o. -9Psp last week = ~ ltss
cOrres. snaing week last yct ldiI. ilgM "
,.set ,- ~ "a Ia tsTsst laiu aud pAfh I" me Dh
ti.st Of tIeomArga1ne 49, 800 h The dtuiAua continues
- 81 Tor New state Dairy Creamery Rnd fresh Rae
r go.s bot The weather has Increased The inhke
croft sod IN closely rtf'iftir
have sh, Istan~ 10 tasesa choice invoice
of New State tubs tD hl1nR over &c, ahd u must
- eeteeton 81 IslaU county tubs
=" sre.a sc About n the railing price foF hne't Fsh
oa,,e@ v i'm good d al of stock little 90 qualify selling
,,n, arS2c Old STAT Butter - moving more ut.i NANNY
10 The outOf trade and picos nave been IlJ Ms
Of The saicf ~ Zoe 10
IT, thongh some good li1cs are bringing lfGc ~ IN
fsrtorv ses prt vel o. the home Tahe ~ 2uc for
"r win special at - a pc Eerinan Shippers are
ot al lie market te weeks 7ifnsntA 10 ora
1889 sb. a smaller business sn Tor many mohlha Al
irrn I'd Vicss uniavOfale and theI, it,e "a
ncb Trade with exporters of snle Tine !" e"o S""~l
fiuurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
nrrrnrr. Mlch.. Msrch %. 1871.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
y q trust deed eveeuc 10 ne nrde, signed by
tfr JACKSON. LANSING and SAGINAW kAlLkOAD
tpMpANN trustees for The holders n bonds i,ued hefr
clearing date Nay - lsfo he following bonds u SAID
coupaus bearing even said deed 81 trust, and
sbir SINH National Bank IN Sew Nork MY on ihe
fr-fd A f-n been drawn by lot by the
t,ttr Viz lopf cred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
NEW BuT1ER.

Receipts tor The week siS boxes last week s4 sois
sst Ia boxes time ast year st5o e9hss LNsa
steady at 6s There has been ihI hons "
R Tor fine cheese the stock u rsaty reanea snu
IN Comparatively few hands Pres sre nf a. cannot be
Sht under lle Exporters hase mot PAID Sssf 20 ~,
V0npb' Gsatuto and low RrNles are ven ciexIco oot
et s4i3c are s'erce creamery Sknns
moving quite ssy generally y ,eS siiIrie iots went
rn A. se me trst eopsgnment OF nv SEssS n s
DOWN ~ frtorx vas lSe, bot the rev los "i NV
Rsa that are arriving sell mainly at II ai [ =, W
walls market opened yesterday ~ihs sas' VI W" '
1914c. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
n. ro-tk Ri,,r. Vessels and Railroads.
1Q n"~ - ,s.a,,- A MIL 10 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

The following shows the exports exclusive o.
.rsee from of NewYerk to foreign PG;Ts
Ief ~, ~, wear. compared with the corresponding
S.ssois Of previous years.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

1--we Poufry soh asn up toiY. hut ~ the Irrish
holidays beam 10 norrpN thor veir 30 irnpNa u if
weak and lower flr uI 1Lr trtl 10 oi iF-
hufkr,s arV ali fuz,n. roaming n.ht ranl
goo. % Choice IurE'Aa Frozen 1nl
lacked lfis 81 Sc, arir fttlf. luna. Was r ~
slc VERY few t1isk.rs hrfr bat the fs nc h raA'f
0viug The Law bowls lrrk- very
22c. offered FOR runrufy o. arrive So Nid -'.
coming furlth -rlpe fItlsf fs'tt1 arN taI.Il
steady I'orrr aifuanf lnFrr. ud Duka rather
uEh auf selling Quotations