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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11
The Friday Prejudice.

a Philadelphia clergyman has object.
ed to the execution of the death pen.
atty on any other day than Friday, on
the ground that as Christ was crucified
or Friday, the selection of that day for
Lnugings affords collateral evidence OF
the event 1t is difficult to sec any
historical considerations in this were
the statement true, which it is not. A
usage has grown up of late years in
some Of our States to carry out all
death sentences on Friday. II has not
been universal, however, in this conn
try, and 1t has never prevailed in Eng.
land. Up to about forty-fve years ago.
only forty-eight hours were allowed to
intervene between the sentence and ex-
ecu,iOn of Il criminal. AS trials were
likely to begin toward the middle of
the week, aud 10 be continued near its
end, it happened that a large proper
tioA of the Langings took place on Mon
day morning. To this circumstance
the appellation, blue Monday" owed
its existence in part, though the reac-
ton from Sundays debauch, SO com.
monty felt during its hours, may, in
part, account for the title. Dillingham;,
who murdered Mr., Percival, the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, in 1872. was
hanged on Monday, and go was Cour
wiser, the ASSASSIN OF Lord William
Russell, who was executed twenty eight
years later. Wainwright, executed in
London three years ago, for killing his
mistress and cutting up her body, met
his fate on Tuesday, and a glance at
other cases would SHOW that every Sec
ular day has been similarly employed.
A former Governor of tho indignant
minister's own State deliberately chose
other days than Friday for enforcing
the extreme penalty of the law with the
hope of freeing Friday from supersti-
tious associations Ct bad luck, and SO
far as these are dependent on thoughts
of the scatfold, he acted wisely. The
need of this recaution may be doubted
by some, but the stupid criticism Of
one who claims to be an Instructor Of
the people shows that it Was not super
tluons - Cincinnati Gazette.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11

A royal court without women is like
year without spring, spring without
flowers. - francis I. of France.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11

POTTERY IN THE UNITED STATES. -
There are now eight hundred potteries
IL the United States, the total products
Of which supply fifty per cent of the
wares annually consumed, the chief
ccntrrs of the industry being Trenton,
the capital OF New Jersey, and East
Liverpool, in Ohio.
Tho farmer city offered peculiar
attractions TO tho potter, both from its
railways and canals connecting it with
the gre at cities of the Union, and its
uearncss to mines of the raw material.
West and southwest lie the coal, kaolin,
spar ana quartz mines of Pennsy lvania,
Delaware and Maryland, and eastward
tho fire and white clays of New Jersey.
Tho clays of Ohio, Missouri and In
d;ana, and abundance of fuel, have
built mp Esst Liverpool, making it the
ceramic center Of the West. For thirty
years it hos been engaged in the manu-
factnre of the ordinary Rockingham
aud yellow wares, furnishing The greater
portion of the two million dollars
worth annually produced in this coun-
try. 1t wax not until 1873 that Wits
ware of any description engaged the
attention Of the Liverpool potters; to-
day white GRANTEES, semi chinss, and
"cream. color" ere manufactured in
fourteen thriving establishments, and
one or two firms are experimenting in
china. Miss +. L. Fryatt, in Harper's
Magazine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11
Life in the Pra1rles.

An immigrant finds plenty of elbow
room on the prairies of South America.
The land is, in the main, an immense
flat, no doubt; very large tracts OF al
luvial, without tree or pebble; part OF
1t mere swamps or salt wilderness.
But even these thousand miles of IN
broken level are not without a peculiar
beauty of their own; their bounalsss
horizon and awful solitude; the fresh
ness and purity Of the atmosphere, and
the keen enjoyment Of UNLIMITED free
dom. Nor, apart from intercourse with
his fellow men, is man here crushed
by the sense of utter forlornness; for
nothing is more striking than the
teeming life of the animal kingdom ia
the pdmpas-the abundance Of game,
the stork and Lerons. the owls and the
hawks; the flights of the wild turkeys
and ilocks of ostriches, to say nothing
of the ubiquitous pteroptero and chat
tering little cardinal; vast multitude
and variety OF fowls and bruIes name
less to me az we'll rs numbefless-the
gayety of whose plumage ard fur and
the strangeness and wildness of whose
ecreeches and howls u settler will
always and everywhere have with him,
aud which will only gradually make
room for the dJcks and herds, the
barking and believing, the growing
aud c9ckliug of his domestic surround
legs. Life in the prairies is life in the
saddle, for the very beggar here is
N urt@d, that being the only available
method of progression. The horses
are locile, fleet and sure-footed, and
cost little to buy or to keep.
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"S,x Little Cooks is the name Of a
rev Washington club. The aembers
GIVE lunchcs ut which tho cooking Of
each is criticised. This month they
t1ncr. TO give c lunch which will aston
i,'l tba 2ity. lbs fortunate OK Only
pyrer'+ 81 'ulaa ~" they might 60 homa
iurarE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11

uAif of tAc youthful viciousness Of
tie day, NJ least, is due to two causes:
Flash publications and indecent shows.
Shop ipuoWs ara filled with vile pho
togra9hs. and the Boys itteAly Pois0ner
aII jtc G.r'<' Oma Coa'aWinator, and
a - 3l'eas arc Permitted 10 enter
many Lu;-,a. ! large proportion Of tie
attend zee at he !eHd" d!vr~, or "ya-
r,c.y eho,s," is Of bog. No wonder
young wi.ds gro pllsicsl hy vice, ard
,.u@ ta"is started ON tho straight and
,r.-.. .. e. -t.'..- >. t. Alta.
E.'r be- TAO printer VISITS lis pay
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It ia no more possible for an idle
man to keep together certain stock Of
knowledge. than il is possible to keep
together certain stock Of Joe exposed
70 the meriiian sun. Every day de-
stroys a fact, u relation or al inference;
AMI the only method OF preserving the
b0lk and yaluo OF the Pile is by CON
aE.ntly adding TO i'll Smith.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11

ACTRESSES Actresses, like poets, live
ia Il world of their own. lnu""d, they
are poets composing with voice. Yes
ture, action, instead of verses Their
function is to emphasize and ex.Rger
ate sentiment. Their real lits is tingod
with their theatrical life, and high
wrought melOarama Mcomes second
nature to them. Few Of them have a
perfectly sane notion of existence; they
exist in the feeling Of the moment.
They are generally incapable of taking
an interest in the ordinary occupations
OF their sex; at one moment they are
i'll the Widest spirits, at another in the
depths OF despair; ana thoso with whom
they como in contact sre in their eyes
alternately either neloaramatic villains
plotting their destruction, or those an
gelic beings that have no existence out
of plays. If they are asked why they
love or they hate, they insist that they
are endowed With iecui ~ Instinct,
and this instinct, which most people
wonld call unreasoning caprice, they
exalt rs something far superior to prae-
teal intelligence, and glory i'll being
its submissive slaves. There are GER
tain qualities which go to make great
actress, and most OF them 60 to make
lunatc. This, after all, is but an illus
tration OF the general law that great Wit
TO madness nearly is allied.
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At the Hebrew Fair large sums

At the Hebrew Fair large sums
wore raised by voting for tho most pop
ular preacher, then for the most popu-
lar woman, OF tie fair, then for the
most popular woman at this tombola.
What is tombola? It is tho Italian
for oaa kind OF . lottery; aud sinss the
law torbIds lotteries, when church PEG
pie wan. to do 3 wicked thing anG not
be known, they call their gambling q
tombola!--IN. Y. Observer.
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81 hope, pa" said q pouting damsel,
that you won't urge mo to marry Mr.
Willis. You knows he's poor. Yon
wouldn't want me to marry poor man,
would your" "No. my dear; but re-
member that the poorest man in the
world for woman to marry is one that
has nothing but money" esa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
ILs-Firm. and fairly active in a ,obbinr wav

0 0cdsF FRh ana fairly active iospng
and and somewhat business was done Charters quiet
&
PORK f s Oh Gaze ss psG SO
isS2 OOPS md Tobacco 200 Goods
boxes SS CH 5 s5nS
sna SRs ss sSS
aS
2S R"tsf hafSG S snS ssss
'}Ssa tSsss. 5usa
5S s e. a5s
with the oepn and ally lower sympathy
sspSE ds cr sRSs,, isS
soF at Gr59 Scr a 1@sS Crude opened at Sec;
and s IN aeout Csc per p
sSo ding 5S EN- ssPs pSs
S 81 ST 'SS', SS's
hhs s. IS }SsssS as
$s. &''s$ a3'as rE 1900 OBS sS ssS
"' l9 Smoked aa" aam, IssT5l3 sPGff5
ana SgS and sEGR%sc Hsd a rG ad a
maid rassedS s6s5 HOGS shade hshsG and in good
bn eo,c opened heavy per 100 lower
' "g sgys' te better export inquiry, aud
;sss steam spo 'fsSlaE Closing fGGS9Pt
10 Gs September, IL l20 ac, closing
II &c; $500 ties yember 255c closing
is los 55Q ties seller 23299l237qc closing
II ~ lc 2V o tcs ary 1275al2S5c, closing IL $50
i2o5c 300 tcs Marc. 25od 81 &c sing BE- i0o6
49, ApGi 1850 DC, closing 13Gl3O2Lc G steam weak
sales "eeG0n19ngi sales 80 tcs 1890 more active
otcs continent, l2.40c....B TIE '" lull
fn w. however without important cnaug ....CU L =
at steady prices. ~ III AAAi 'nAnu
I'i'-h.--Cui-t, steady, unchanged.
SEtI)S-tsuiet unchange
NS0Ah~Law strong; demand fair sales $50 Cuba
tLio'VNHlo "a 'sc go hhds. entrifuga
naS td ao 6sc $4,000 bags Ilolo 6eac. Refined firm
uenand fu Loaf, l0l2c. Crushed, l0asc.; Cubes
9ss gIo2G powdered osc Granulated loisci Mould "a"
~ Son,eetoneIs a. 3'sc. Standard "a" Ha4c or
o'ssTatc' elbow C. S6s i2c Yellow, 7l4077sc.
r. III h-More actt irm: sales $1,000 CITY, 13lic
Uleoargarne stearne, October November De-
January, February March April delivery lie
IALLOW-Eirm: eales 80. 90 lhs.. "a lnc. ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Sept lb-Cotton duh; Middlng l246l2asc.
Flour unchanged; Howard street and Western
super. OOGro 10 Extra, f6 250t7 90 do. Family,
81 45aso 90 city Mills super 50 OO~eJ o. do Extra no
ass 10 do. Family 50 20, IO brands "a 15aSS
Patapsco Family, ~ 90. Wheat-Southern nrm Western
duh and southern Red Il 40@sl 40 do Amber 40
Red, spot IL "A 4a*l 4ila md september u Ar bid
October 81 460$l 46l. November, 81 JOaSl 5Ols De-
Western lower; Southern White Doc. yellow 7Zo.;
Western Mixed spot. "a aGI c september .! ado7'c;
Octoper 72osat2fac. Noyember 7Gs@76Ae oats steady
Southern, 6U053c; western White, ol 052c. do Mixed,
60J2c PENNSYLVANIA, 81 d5c. quiet AT ii 05aS
steady Prime Choice PennsJ lvania and MARYLAND
SloGx2l
BUFFALO, N. " Sept. l5.-Flour strong. Wheat nrm;
5000 BUSH No. Hard Duluth seller October at
454 10000 september at 81 10 1000 do all the
Oats quiet; sales OF 10 No Western at doc Moth
ing doing In other grains. Highwnes-Clty Made, ~ Il.
Canal Ereights-M heat Corn I2c oats 3l2c Railroad
freigts Newly ork-Wheat, OJc Corn, Oc.O SSac
CHICAGO sept l..-tlour good demand At luL prices
Common 70 Choice Western sPrug, - . $50 3U Common TO
Fancy Miunesotas. $oar7 90 Patents, S7@$9i Winter
but generally lower; No. 2 Red Winter, al 80 old No.
Chicago spring, vi 2sdt ZoH cashi 81 2s september
" % all the year sales at 2094aRl u October VI ga
oFl "a November No do. III 20; Rejected Soc. as L.
Corn fairly active and shade higher at 64 % cash aud sep
tembor 63asc, october; 30 $40 November; 81
cember 73c May sales aao6c. October 6oaa61
November heected GOA oats moderately active aud
higher lac Sc SepemDer 4u3c october; AZ
81 n3L Barley easier nj o. FLAX seed excited under an
urgent outside demand opened a 81 advanced TO $ 90
asl 30 october Pork Lard dull weak and lower at
IL lbo cash 1917 aGlZ 2Oc October l2H 2Gl2iOc. No
veinber i2o0c December @bc Az the year Bulk Meats
shoulders 81 20 short RID, 5lu % short Clear
81 Whiskey steady unchanged at 81 L. kreehts
CIsciNSATL sept i-Four steady unchanged. Wheat
shipments, 5000 bush. Corn steady NO. Mixed zoo
oais nrm NC. Mixed A4-n hse hrln Ma - 81 l5ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16


rdSs s4 a %ey and eS Say at an ysneo
He, 20 N%Hye1Is55 57eIoo necem6eE
$%s 2f}%s? &ay
oetoer Tie Tie Tor Ic9 "%a a@a
M Nam pessp"eT iS' January l23s February I$is
cosns prcossetSm6g lssSl6o oct 1%@S li 1s5
@Gy 2i6gi2 February i227aia@a MSTSn ia 5ap'
i27s frsnseTabis order. 10 June '2'l@
prices change" oas Ss SG oTn " anS
@ city M - 5oS7 60 for @ ws. Df n%ts S 90
+ rs %}nI SS wSss T. M ~
S%G obi, Lo% or o G G1 90 900
S"s s cS F Writer g %s SsP e
81 g SnG9 as o $oo2 ooCS o' T Family "a At g %s
nper%S SIS $Sas6 TO- COMMON 10 rn 11E Ezra nrs
80 ." a1oG 10 Fancy DO SO Go@s7
6 81 S'd to oo oS s sa 1s%
Exon R9 G ~ a 70 s4o 2 EYE Nhnr% g % bakers
4 5Sss 81
m % Ss [0 6oo toe S SSs 81 @ e ood NIX T
FLOUR less active sales, 900 oois SuperGne, 80 900
Bandvwiue @ o. Western quoteG y ' 7SS
qnsny a es spSne s %
inside ats S% sen s Sn ' da%a nni
S5 4S % HGH future 27% ON "Pec9atiys sales
s% sa H'S 9fSS So for &c. e!pGg caF In
and Miw yg Granny last ev@nngl ST 8sSai 50:
e ,oG AZ 30 Hsd 81 i$s stepn ;Sn 30 tO%
81 80 30 i'S eG 81 Rfaf ONE M2 ssa
WHIT WG,sr Il r AZ 4 AZ. All Ungrp4S9 Wt 81 $$a$
VI a. 6id Tor exports No Red, September 81 6j 9sl IT.
90 S9yemher ~ 81 9asl 81 81 closing ST 5l, do Docem.
RYE a steady ear "ts nd r boat loads
Sales 200 bush 81 III. BARLEY dull unc hanged.
.....-BAKLEf MALT quiet, steady. CORN-Market
opened 29IC lower and closed with declne par
covered mute more doing Tor export light jobbng trade
demand moderate speculative business sales 900 bns
Mixed 62@ lea Including 4oo00 bush. export at t5c
n store No 3 6s2@6ac. Steamer Mixed, Hoe; No. .,
ll@1l iac, latter from Elevator; Low Mixed roc;
No 2, White, so9aSlc.; Yellow 73a7ict No. q
Tor september zoe bid 72c do October 73073 lac
closing f34c do, November, 753,176ac, closing 76c
no. DecelnbeI ~ &c -OATS- Market unsettled, Mixed
a a 2c lower White, bale better; sales 2s00O0 bush
including No at l8ci No ?, 43Lg dt4c; No. NO
Mite Does No 509@5l ac; No l. Lc; Mixed Western
4294ic; White do 4s0 Sc, White state 53c. including
iOOoo bush No 2 Mixed September. l2asc $4,000 bush
4hatc ~ " '' - -
straw is dull and easy. 49, '' "
HIDES Moderately active at the recent declines
hpISihye ONLY small trade TO state, 1884,
quoted 20d25e.; do. 1880, I0a2Oc
MOLASS ES-BOiing stock, quiet. steady unchanged,
NAVAL sTOHES-Spnts 1urpentlne Jare,y steady
ana 100 ohls New Works sold 53c; 81 Dbs Southerns
b22c Jpbbug lots ~ lac.. Resins remained
quiet AZ ~ % tor Good strained LOCO 35
a42 5Iia ianied Tar and Pitch quiet at late
hgures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is 1881

13-1605-16 discount; Charleston, Il discount
TO par New-Orleans. 81 so discount to ST. pre-
mum; st. Louis so cents discount; Chicago, 81 "a
80 cents discount; Boston,, 33 1-3 cents dis
count count; The United States Treasurer at Wash
notes notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
$8390S9, and the internal revenue receipts were
as Es Hss dnS IS
$4,761,701 The transactions at the Sub-Treasury
s1v ere j., Receipts. $24o1, $50 payments
balance, $7967s.462. ''''' %''-'i''''' ~
e. Inc foreign exchanges are dull, but firm at the
ling, s. soa$i sola and" and 81 s3atS$i 81 for long
' shoTt sight respectively commercial sterling
for long a GF So short s pnsi 12S 5
and 94a4; guilders 39l2 and 40.
Ihe governors of the Bank of England at their
mum rat for discount and it remains at per cent
against rs per cent the open market rate Tor dis
last f146,O00 bullion, but the proportion of its
reserve to Its liabilities raised from 80 1916 to
~ li-l6 against 50 per cent at this date year ago.
Inc bank gained $40 900 bullion on balance to-day
me weekly statement of the Bank of France shows
an increase of $4,000 francs gold and decrease of
4,o"oO0O francs sly YER At the London Stock Elk
change British consols were buoyant and advanced
Is per cent to 90 316 for money and to 99li for
count United States bonds are quoted strong :;
4i2s up to l16l2, AMI Is to 12O coupons. Amer
lean RAJ ways irregular and generally lower than
Yesterday In Paris French per cents were higher
AZ 5000 sight exchange on London declining to
25'34 l2 francs to the &.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
FLINT AND rERE MARQUETTE
49, 1880 1891
TSfh to Sept 5Ss InS a fS9
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS AND LEASED LINES.
First week in sept. s2oS s4 sl5s'744 Inc sss41o
January 10 sept 375282l 492iOOo Inc i79
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA.
5 EEs xs to sss SSS77 s Inc ssss
he receipts OF done and gram 81 tns prlncl pal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day of September were:
---New-YorK---
Flour oo. 'an i5ad5 ic sa5e 'a sss, 4s5e
Wheat. bush. lol. 100 l6i4e6 $50 ls,OSs $500 $3.50
Corn Corn S Sn 81 0o ELSA SG2$6 a8o9 s5sol
Bye push. 1000 800 ,..... .'....
Tota BUSH. &c., 100 2739ol 49,. 5ss24 1880 6O1
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
Receipts shipments
ByR. Il. BY lake BY r. r. BY Canal
Flour bbls-- LEO 34OO 400
Wheat bush 222,oc0 $4,000 !22.ooO $4,000
Corn 0ush 10000 $4,000 $4,000 l04O0
oats, bush....... $1,000 2l0O0 .....
Rye BUSH. 12O0 1900. 100 49,.
Total bush....- $1,000 100000 27G.2O0 04O0
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
.toosIpJ,. neat.
Flour bbs........ ll,72O 5,275 1864 7.Gl7
Wheat eush.. 20ees 2l,5o0 Ii5,997 400
Oats, onsh... $3.50 5,I17S 1851 2436
k 5;sS.t bush; l$'3l99 oI495 ,55,7 o4si99
Total bush. A5G,G97 G3g45 S37,S3i 3U.Ss3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

EUROPEAN Elsa. H.. uARKurS
LONDON Sept 15-l2:30p y. m-Atlantic and reat West
en- nrsi mortgage Trustees
New York Central lil div. Illinois central l36 New.
YORK ontario aud WESTERN 321i' Milwaukee ST. Paul
Common, i2tit.
LONDON, sept l52oO m.Paris quote three per
cent tcntes - francs 80 Confines the account
LONhON, sept lJ3Ou m.Ihc proportion o Bank of
England reserve "a liability which last 3AIb,a
percent suow 4uIIa per The bullion the Bank OF
England has dcCreHacd 4 100000 during IL last
LONDON, sept l1-iOp . n-Cunsois y35s money
94 for the account 1. =. bonds, llg5,
eN couu; four aud hall ll6; Atlantic
Western hrst mortgage trustees certificates
2O2 New-JcTscy Central consOlA, Erie a5F
Illinois Central IL y; Newly orS Central. l4TL1
LONDON, sept l5-,'SU D. m-The - bullion gone
mo The HanN Of England on balance to-day Is ft'UJd
LONDON, sept l1-'nu n n.-laUs advice.
cent routes AT - francs 90 Confines tor the
PAitr sept 10 4. Exchange francs
"a L. centtnus a checks
PARIs sept l5-H m.-The weekly Bank
OF France shows increase OF 81 900
Il decrease Of 4,o15, 900 francs in silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
ding and asking prices on the first call were as fol-
lows:

=, The business in railroad bonds was small, and
there was a general yielding in prices for all the
Investment classes. Erie second consols rose to iO2
an4 ended at 101os. Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts / per cent lower
at II, Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts
were exceptions to the rest and rose
from sos TO 57l2 Mobile and Ohio second deben-
lures were 81 lower at 80. Ohio and Mississippi
frsts Springfield Division, sold at 1l3 Metropolitan
hrsts were y higher at 89,and secon brought S5 g
a.S6. Ohio Central incomes declined from SOLO TO
81. Michigan Cent al 5s sold 1T 99l29 100 St
Paul consols We're p lower at 125l2, and
Texas and Pacific incomes were 50 lower
at 1855. Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

To-days operations in stocks presented no unusual
features. The opening made with
Sufficient show of strength to prevent any general
selling movement. This much accomplished there
followed rally in prices sufficient TO aconcert the
few who yesterday sold short at the decline. 1t
took only short time, however to hquidate yester
days sales of that character but the selling by the
chief operators begun before the purchasing for
the short" account was completed After that the
market was feverish and unsettled all day In no
snstance was the best figures of yesterday reached
and in almost every the closing figures are lower
than those of yesterday ending Western Union with
transaction of So 800 shares rallied from 500. TO 81
end ended at S9l40S93s. Yesterdays tactics in
Lake Shore and Michigan Central stock were re-
peated, and brokers identified with the Vanderbilt
interest were employed TO bring Lake Shore up to
124oe and Michigan Central TO 9534. The final
figures for the stocks 1885 and 93l2 respec-
lively. St. Paul rose to 1878 in the early dealings
but ended at 1193, and Denver and Rio Grande
after recovering from SS1e last evenings price. and
S7l2 this mornings first figure to s9l4 closed at
S7%0S77s. OF Hannibal and st. Joseph a sale of
l341 800 shares is 1O4,O 900 shares less than the
business of yesterday, and the market again closed
weak.
Government bonds were dull and their prices were
Pomewhat irregular. Continued IS sold at lOl Il
but the final bids only 1O1 decline of Il, be-
cause of general impression that those will be the
first bonds called by the Treasury for payment The
final bids for the As ls less and for the los
II more than yesterday. Annexed are the closing
Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


y 7.
ASHFS-Quet, UNCHANGED
CoFFEE-to moderately active Common weak Fair and
graded above urm. Fair turgoca 4C; salra ISIS
bag. eX Genapp 9c 90 bags Bella private terms Nild
grades dun, nnWinallv UNCHANGED.
tOIroN-Spot Cotton dun ana isc, lower saes 40 bales
all Receipts TODAY, nnlc
against ~ bales week and G l3l year since
September 6Y7 63 bales. against bales during The
last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

In State bonds, the South Carolina 6s non. fund
able, were the feature. with an advance of per
cent to 13. Louisiana consols were d better. with
small sales at 67l2, and Tennessee 6s were per
cent better, at 69l2. The following were the clos
ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

zoe ey nanK stocks, Fourth National sold 81 at
~o' anu oernaii- American l20i at 92la. The bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16
ANDREW II. ADAMS PLAINTIFFS Attorney - -'''e''A
Aug Fra Mon. Gf
SUPREME COITRT-First n

n EN lUhN NUThEME JUURI.-FlTst De-
~ partment-Edward Cazade Ramsay and Gustava
Roynaud plaintiffs against Thomas T. Arnold Maria n
Arnold deiendantsIr1a desired City and County ~
New ork.-summons with NOtce.-TO above named
communication are hereby summoned
plant IN inns acton and 20 serve copy OF your
OF THIS exclusive Of the
OF Noni alH 10 appear OF answer judgment taken
against bN default relief an
plant Dated July Is, 1881. WALTER HOME Plantns'
LAKE notice That upon your default
above summons judgment viii be
sum Oh SILL ~ ~A Interest nom June 2 1851 aud With
costs OF th acton WALTER HOWE Plaintiffs Attorney.
To defendants, Thomas r. Arnold aad Maria r. Arnold
The torekohg summons IL served by publication,
70 order OF the Hon Charles Al. Van
Jusuce OF the York Court dated the nth
Of August ls anc lied with the complaint IN the ONCE
teCeIk OF The Sy and County Of Newlork Dated
ii, 1881. WALTER HOWE, Plainuds' Attorney.
Ang. ~ la96wF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-16

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