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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-29
Gornorallon Noi.ce5.
DUBLIC NOTICE.

.
1 in,orsr Win q name OF she person or persons ms aipg
, ~ yI I.v ratc VIII be- rec SEED 40 o.. Office IF the
Department Of street teaug >" 81 Ch2maer~,' a 81 ilI
day OF Jauuary 1851 when time and place te oposa.s
trsis T he ;egGr Of snow ana jherclror End Tor tie
col.ef'o9 %, ". IN he Sac|9 : I.ft Ceqhut DsIi~t OF
the S,g Of New.l ors from c IT Gly Of Foo:ray D.
Pr u@n,G 81 !" oT 81 street CIcauias to make and
execute special contracts. >.-r
lhc sacoua C.eanns District Of ne CITY o N@W;
cleaning pursuant law consists OF al taat portion OF the
ST. iT"0 Br6aG%St ca. gIiy 10 lie last river on tne
line Of ,tate-Si and tar 4i'.s' ;tI on ,no ' '' -
offered b., in or en- aud execute he contract a Two
oa Ii flnI or el SO to do lie they N be
c, p.c rs haF!s ahGdo.cd it, and as N dei-ui Q" the
CORPORATION vnercufJu te Commissioner of street Gaming
viii cl,her maze another .ei.tuoh rom tne p.'Ot, M
and I,let Tie work. .., 80. ~,
awarded na. nesIcc delay TO COMMENCE he orS q" any
OF -uy portion thereof ioI such lg"J Oh Il Ice -, "..
aud charge the whole cv ensc Of Ue slme an. -, ii
Dc persons and deduct tne came from the amount Od
Tor n, o; iiC T?s pg s S pldo,ql. o,t
tyir names and places O.. .Iitn, !he mares Z" a." l' m
int rested they shall di,tincl state he act a ia. u IS
ay lid or proposal .or The above wors and that t is ~ al
respects far ANA without c"i"i2h Oh tuli h'' 'l' %
mJuiJcrOI the i0utoh i"'h'4' iil'" ga 3" ~ POI
q Bureau deputy thereof, ~ ti'I. '..'I'. w '''
of Inc Corporation is ecty or Indirectly Interested tt'ie
the supplies ~ W"Ih 10 Wnl,h u @ ~ S
of pIOuts thereof. when more u"h one f't
son is Interested t altC tIat the 'tr"ca"h uo L
and subscribed by al ihr p1itt, mirlSt'l l'n @
shall also be accompanied uY the t"ist NJ III "Il'hH "
huuseIUarls or ircaO di' 90 the cay Oh ia
the.r respective Iag,S OF n>-..Ss, o. % ,e,s
that, II me coh'if'i 70 "' ava ~, , ,.
making Inc proposal theA Viii ON lts btt So q '.,
nguUu, Eis or tlgr EUi.'tH 10" I,s ","." Il'
flTluHlr" lG tAc amount 90! s.sr't'.' ''l''-' -'''
o. shall omit or D. lutr Q" exc uI' I'
they i pay 10 the cooperation amy u"rr"D. ''.' '.
r De would boz fLt.jt, iUu I'D t1lit NJ 90 't
INA. D. D ri 90 I J. lH. i'n ct
nCr.iu 10 whom the contract Do subsequently U1T"
10 ,oysrrt above Uyg. i0H,d -hib panied
OK me 0Ih OF lrnltou 90 Writing. OF each oi tr sons
.ili, ~ mo sam. ts zach b. huascAod.r r.tuo cr
I'M fII {, IA OF Sew York AID s worth ;ac ui the
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MINES AND MINING.
wrnsE.pAr. Dec. 2s-r. y.

"WEDNESDAY, Dee. 25-P ~
Robinson Consolidated ta-dly was The leading
feature at the Mining Stock Exchanges, ana Win
very large transactions from go to 3.3o' anu
closed at 3.0j. The whole mJr&e', although geher
ally quiet except the ComstocG shares was iaVoi-
ably affected Ivy the activity and strength oil hoo-
inson Chrysoiiter 20 40 Iron silver was STRONG
at 2 10 and Silver Clin at % 2.30 hiner'lil
was unusually active and yielded from 80 10 -'~-'
cents. Green Mountain was strong al z'l"' ~ d
meeting yesterday Of the Board OF Directors oi 'n'
Green Mountain Conpany the following a
H bo o. oT T1 ARE ' so shodsr Of TIE company
elected trustees: Messr Charles Sjor' Eren w w
i f Wt,rs r. l.. E,c,y,tcr j. j. PardcH, ). \.
Paine and ". $. Carter retired. The tom>[ X
shares we're specially weak and Consohditcn VII
pinia declined 10 g5G3 cents Inc HliIh''9 s'"-
orally closed irm.
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CLOSING Prices ar CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAX FRANCISCO. Wednesday. Dec. 2-, ISL


Popfr. Cal Dec. 2s-Duriug the past week
Standard Consolidated shipped To the mill l,2iG
tols Of ore: average pdlp assay $50 H. Shipped 10
the company, So 1913 80.
The Bodc Tunnel mill is running smoothly.
stamps for the same viii arrive within q ic" days
The Icnt shaft is down 500 feet.
Union Consolidated north drii on the Banner
vein Is improving. Average assay Tor the past week,
$50 -.
DFApwooD. D. r.. Dec. 2s.-Of the $50 stamps
nu.rltrd by the li0Wrstllc Company. $50 have
been hung up, owing ia lack Of water, and unless
there rain wet sno" soon tho Others must cease
work. Nearly all Of the Central m,il, arr IDLE.
Three hundred men are temporarily ont OF work.
IiFIsSA Mont Dec. 2s.-ihc smelling furnace Of
the Alta Montana Company hH- been running con
tuuourly for nineteen days; product, lOl tons base
bu'l lion, valued AZ T&o.1Up.
Ell PAso, Texas, Dee. 2s.-IIrayy strikes of high
Grade ore are reported IN the Organ Mountain
Camp east OF las truccS, N"N-MrNIco, attracting
The marked attention OF leading experts and specl
latOIs.
mines is declared to contain an enormous true lis
sure vein Of width Of many hundred feet rom vail
to wall.
The controversies affecting the old Stephenson
mine are IN a way OF final adjustments.
Large numbers OF mining men and Spectators
are pouring INTO Sonora, chihuahua and SinHlol.
They ere largely from California. The ordinary
staqc lines into those States have insufficient accom-
modaton aud consequently every possible means OF
conveyance il fesOrtcd TO-
4 COMPANY. composed mostly Of army officers is
deyclopinp a lafU. bed Of anthracite coat 100 miles
below here. Oh the Galveston, harrisburg aud San
Antonio Railroad.
The Mexican Central Railroad was reported
forty miles out Oh Sunday.
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BRUSHES.

ADVERTISEMEN1 FOR THE NEW
n YORK TKlBuNE Will. BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2}S broadway, corner Thirty
hrstai 3OS West Twenty. thir.., corner Eighth ave.
East Foureentls. corner Unon.-guare, l6O Third
ave- corner FOrty-leventh- at this HARLEM OFFlCES
Nos IOOi and $500 Thiri1va. corner nehundred'aui
twenty-ffthst, up 10 p. m. ara slllr hce rttot
brushes for the HOLlDAYS.-ln sets and
I'D sngy; hair cloth tooth aud nail brushes, &c. JOHN
K.uOPPEI. 3l5 PearlsL. opposite PeckAlp
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CLARK & boutwell,,

No 2Nassau. St, corner Of Wall New.york,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRISES.
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
Grass Valley, California
sTARRGRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
sToRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY.
- SILVER Reef, Utah.
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY.
Mexico
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HInsitai Instruments.

D-BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-Ma gnficent
40 holiday presents square grand panoiores four very
handsome round eOrners rosewood three unsons
Beattys matchless iron frames stool book cover boxed
500 10 10 s297 so catalogue prices $500 10 81 OOO salts
faction refunded aer one year us
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Of the universe "a thousands
testify Write mammoth list Of testnonals Beattys
cathedral church. chapel paror $50 upward
free carriage meets passengers Illustrated
holiday edtiOn) free. Address call upon
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Boaro ana Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
AN INVALID or AGED LADY can have a
refined home and careful attendance, near TIE uiy :
mod III r0yrucuts. Address Mrs. ItOMF5ON, care Dr.
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4 SMALL private family have beautiful front
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Tribune UDtow Once, 1850 Bway
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between 5th and Maids Ju-avts-i references
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Of all sizes
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dlirina.
A NNUAL MEETING

n NNUAII
~ The meeting OF the stOckhoders OF the omont
Mining Company for the election Of Trustees viii be
held M the the Company No, Nassau
York on Tuesday January 1857 at ~ O'Clock noon Tho
viii closed December 80
January A. 1882. JOHN H. boutwell,.
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Robinson Consolidated manager tclcgraphcd Dec
27: shipped yesterday 81 tons average assay.
81 ouncc-.H kilograms received Yesterday morning
from " n SymingtOn stated that Professor Ash
burner left the mine on Sunday evening PresIdcnt
Ivos stated to a reporter of IHE TRIBUNE Yesterday
afternoon that he had received nothing direct from
Professor Ashburncr concerning his last examination
of the mine and that his report would undoubtedly
be furnished only through the mail possibly, by
the hand OF Professor Ashburner himself.
The acting superintendent OF thc state line mines,
Nos 2 and g. reported, December 10: According
10 the instructions contained in the telegram from
the secretary, the work of sinking the main SHAFT
has been suspended. The bottom of the shaft Is in
the hard slate country rock of the loOt-walI, and is
237 feet below the surface. During the thirty nine
DAYS that work was carried on the shaft was sunk
To- feet A telegram from Manager Selover dated
Candelarla, December 20, says: Wafer reached
mine Wednesday night, and all pipe-ayers dis
VIII be any trouble about water. Will sink shaft
800 feet before prosecuting. Will draw for last Of
pipe freight next week-Sl 400.
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european advertisements.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat. Finest and cheapest McathayOring stock for
soups, Made Dishes and 81 uces
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat. An invaluable and paatablc Tonic IN all cases
Of weak digestion sud debility as success and boon
for which atoms should feel grateful" SEQ Medical
Presst" Lancet" &" British Medical Journal" &c
I IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF
H Meat CautOn-Genune ONLY with fac-simile OF
Baron Liebg's signature, In Blue Ink, across LaOe
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL Meat TO De mad OF all storekeepers, GrOcers. and
Chemists gents for the United states Wholesale
only C. David * Co, 43, Marx Lane London, England
Sold wholesale by Park Tiliord, Smith & vanderbeck
AckeT Neral COndit, MckessOD Robbins, III. L. Is
Thurber q Co aud Messrs W. II. Sohiefein ~ Co
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1mqD CALI o'cLpc, "

,.,g,.r ,.,r,r,4r,f, ,rosn..r o,, stale jI'- No.
zoo g..i % I.I.... .sr. rHI
"| ...' 80 'u4..--... 10 .'.l -al 800 'gt l-5
i. a,b,I "a iaIt aa laI .15 o., silver Nugget
Bear creek hu-iuu con ~, '.st.--< 10 . .'''
o. . 80 l'' ia
100. ...... .G. 3'u BIB so .i.rs Toy
100 s- 2lO .. IS s.Ip ..... 10
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10 O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

,.s...,.c North Missouri lst st PAU lst II &
W,0 AL 9cOO. ......l2i 500. ..-.- III
BOSTON, IL & l. lst AuoO-..-.. TIA mo rae 90 40
IU uGo ....B1J, Kan Pac LIST cons loud ITO
iG'GD1 ''' tx 100 -. lU2i, Wabash @ mtg IS
NJ kn @ r con "a lOOOu go. lu2L2 Loco ..... 81 y
GD6 l0Cas Tex Pac In LG Ches and Ohio LIST
Mo Kan VI Gen ia lo,OuJ.-......tZ series o,
iOOOO...... Tex Pac Rio G'de l7,OUO...... 81
~ IAkc n x W 10000 ........S73, Ches and cur
New "a con 10000. go. S7A $1,000. .b3-. 522
go0o0 - 09i. 5000. .......s7lq Il W and Og'burg
iouoD 100 c L a / G Income con LIST NJ
$1,000 =. 1904 l0OO0....-.--73 l,OOO-......9O
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

NV IN EN NINoVNID '
GRAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
rorRAUAMAS TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, UAYTL
poTtTO RICO, ISTlGM Us OF PANAMA, and COLOMBIA.
invited To avail
OF these trp which they make any route which the
lake at the extreme low price OF - per
day which includes living board the steamer ue whole
time transfer 10 any other steamer OF tue ho
ry may meet the No uckettssued for less IMAM
$50 For passage apply to 49,, . oo ,,p>ra
PIN, FORWARD u CO., AGhNIS
Is Statc-st. New'Gork.
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OUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE" ~
FROM NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
rHOAt PIER 40. -. SOGrH RIVER
sF;I,VIN W ,ducsl'y Jan - m
r. CHA We ~, i.' ~, 49, ~
cabin passage 500 40 ami 800 return tickets on iaVof'
Sfecrt and from lu pariso Europe ar very 10"
rates Freight and PASSAGE d. lc', ~ bowling. 'fncL
~ NIUSOS D. BROW, Is CO.. Agents.
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NONARCn LINE. ,,.,,,,,,,,,.
VI <.W YORK AND LDND)N
80. d.. K ,t,ir iuf f. ,vlnia Ferry .Irr,rv 'itY
a Persian Mona, i....J an. -
As-vUap Monarch J tu. u ,,...-.-,
Juuuiltiou Tor hA''A pAit'Af''A Ou'"''N
RuI prepaid -''.rlEe az lowest rates.
.'.s.t .f.l..t. OOH. -... ..fI, pff-'If'r-.
Apyly 10 the General t'rui ,,. ,, NH. ,,,,-,
raH"igr pUc', SO tH broadway
NATION IINF-From Pier -, y. X.
- QUEENSTOWN AND L'NEIFupi- ., ,..
NsLAND.. Z. g u. tr It.i N... Jan. II, II m
ron LDNDDN Victoria pocSsL
..N.N H.. D."
CABIN 500 go curren pr.plh ste"rtgc ucketA t31
Ic.us- byr- than most lines B.. W. utl7l. M1hN't
UUauG sJ ,r'rlw.F. y. '-
DACIFIC NAIL steamship Company Lines,
l no. CALIFORNIA, ANDNfnH lrLANb-, JAPAN
CHINA. NINI.NLANu. a. IKNLIA CENTRAL and
SOUTH AN .NITA, and NLNl'p. 81. o,
tryu Nt..IuI,. Pier foot 'hHA..i. y. T.
for .,u I.Iu.l .,u Via l-tlmus OF Panama
COLON .s.i- I|H.,If. Dec. ID noon.
CUuu,ctluy f.r Genital and suui America AMI McXlch
I,gl. au J. .uI.I,,H. l-t and EIIuuAnrta
Iui japan -uI 'utAA
frFf. .. i.I ..I u, %.
Tor UD.OLUIU NEWZENLNND aul AUSTRALIA
. ,IIb ..I l.UN .N ftIs SATURDAY. Iau. o, . D. H.
u. ora aIff"Il ul London malls 90 San Francisco .
Tor tr.eIt passage and general Information Apply II Con
uuug. Out,c uu the Tier foot Canal SEE Moth lGNrE
' j.. El Lay superintendent.
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CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLOhlDA'
u ANpTHF SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHA RLESTON, = c.. at > !. NJ.
From per - NoUth River. iO0i 81 Fitt-Diice D,
CITY on. CuLIa! BIA. Capt woodruff SATURDAY ~ -
JAMES ". QUISTARD & co. Agents.
NiaSANANNAli, Ga. az 5 r u. 80 .
Pier ~ EuIlh River, new number de" 'o'V ~ ~
CITY or AUGUSTA. capt Mixers h 7aSIliiS, ~ ~
"''''' - - ~-I' GEORGE NONGE, Agent
Straucrs marked thus DO not airy pas-e lgtrs ..
For freight or passage apply 10 me agents 81 me respective
NM II. IONGE Jrr General AGENT
Great Southern Freight aud Passenger llhe.
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NORTH GILMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE HErWLeN NEE.foRK
r,,. AZ 80 Dee. Ri '|.ltlIN - sat Jan. 1
Atr-fT o.. 'H . .F Af.......... g.. a. /
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-iplik % -Dt iliAhL-
TDN. uANRE Co. BREMEN -. sao
TIE-T CAEIN .-.~Iuh-ETCuNp CARE SUI
STEERAGE, F|l .-.t,
H.'urntrstt - re- ga rtfrt Purhd *t''t'f' ','l
caics -. -trt7r-' 'I from Pier between second @iH
IhIpi.-l. IiOUuEsI, y !. ..... .. .,......-.
sou. r.
s'.ln1Hr . 1au. l'a ug D g. ~ 10 VIII not t"u'h ~
81. ty-f'i. a, flt
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ENNAN ROYAL MAIL LlNE - tAMLhS'
\ IlR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
NuTIUI.T"., steamers ~ illt LIN. ii-e Lieutenant
,'1ry az o., r. THURSDAY. Doc 20 noon
ri,r[- III. tlT--yr,R -fIIItU Az. Jan Z, : o.
tti.y on Ur.f .~rI- .. TIiTH-DAN.Jan ~, 10 q. M
riil bF ',DvrNf. i. THU li-f ~. Jan. -, ..
CITY or HIEIlS SAN ltpA ,. Jan - hoo'L
FrUu il.r 80 new number North river
r,UrN ..u ..r ,rt ..gl Return tickets Oh favorable
EFiHAGT s1s. Prepaid. -.n. Drafts at lowest rats.
Saloons -tarrpIula smoking ant bath rooms aWldShiph
IL,.r steamers 30 uo. carry cattle -Hr,y or pics .
J8tiS 81. DALI. Agent. 80 and g broadway, Y y.
Philadelphia DtIsr, 80. los south itl
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Did = 7 M ITN Z" -. -, -.
EVERY SATU KDAl FOX ~ -" Ltt
The splcudul Hrst class ull?oweIrl ttctmrrh -
EUN.i ..-.-.....- u''' D. - -,
NAII.I Ian .......0tluIu'l ~ 80. ~
saloun. stat rooms smoking AMI htrrJJh' uh'''nP'
Er.ouI e. 1,tn accom- notation unc Nctlcl
StaterIpm4 all mtia deck
so horses cattle, HhUcp pkg 'l'ta'I
S,cgud cabin SO prepaid. So. excursion 81
eirer,ge Slb prspad, al excursion, I'll, -, =. =,
ptIEH WIIGIiT " SONS. Gem Agta % Bioad"ay, ny
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-12
New York General Market.

New YORK. July l1.-Southern flour
steady; common to fair extra, SIS. 25a
5 IS; good to choice do, SIS SOa7. So
Wheat 4akc better, with light business; re-
jected spring, $3.50; ungraded spring,
81. OSsa1. 00s; No. do, $l.19k; No. 2
milwaukee, $l022; ungraded red, s9ca-
81 26t; No. do, $1.20al 22f; No. 2 do,
S1.26fa1.27t; canal S1.279a1 272; rail
and steamer do, 81 20t; mixed winter,
81 new red Delaware, 81 23a1 81; No.
2 red July, 81 262al,1 : August $1;23ta
L. 34; September, $1.234; No. white
July, 81 25. Corn shade better and fairly
active; ungraded, 49a56b No. 3, 494a492;
steamer, 514a5Ik No. 2. 554a55s; No. 2
white, 57sa5S; yellow, 57sa58; Southern
do, 81; dock uugraded white, 521a53k :;
No. 2 July, 554a55S; August, 564a56S !;
September, 57Aa57s. Oats shade lower
and dull; No. }, AZ. Coffee steady and
quiet; R o, 94a12l. Sugar dull and NOM
iually unchanged refined about steady !;
standard A. 9ia9s. Molasses dull and I'M
ahanged. Rice unchanged and in moderate
demand. Wool firm and quiet; domestic
fleece, 34a45c; pulled, 30a40e; unwashed,
12a32c; Texas, l4a30c. Pork quiet and
firm and in moderate demand; new mess,
spot, $3.50; July, ST. 15a17 20; August,
7.20al7.25; Sc ptember, SIT. 15al7.23 !;
middles steady and quiet; long clear, 81
short, 81. Lard higher and active, closing
firm prime steam, spot, S12 20; choice to
arrive, $12.25; July, $12 25al2 80; August,
81 95a12 90; September, ST.. 55a11. 60
October, Sll. AZ sal1.47t.
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 11.-Flour steady and
quiet; Howard street and Western super
fine, $3 50a4. Is; extra, 81. 50a5. 25 /; family,
S5.50a6.5O city mills, superfne, $3.5Oa
$50; extra, "a, 75a5. Is; family, Sc. 75a7 90;
Rio brands, So 50a6. 90; Patapsco family,
SIPS. Wheat-Southern steady and
active; Western higher and firm; South
ern red, S1.10a1 %; amber, S1,23
alas; No. 2 Western winter red, spot,
S1.24; July, S1.23ss; August, Sl.2lta
l.2lt; September, $l.21T; October, Sl.2544
al 25s. Corn-Southern steady; West
ern higher but inactive; South
ern white, 5Sc; yellow, SIC.
Oats dull; Western white 36a37c; mixed,
35a36c Provisions firm, with fair job
bling trade; mess pork, old, $3.50 new,
$500. Bulk meats, loose shoulders and
clear rib sides, none here; do, packed,
Table Bacon, shoulders, 74c; clear rib
sides, 1OAc; hams, 12al2ic. Lard, refined
12tc. Coffee steady; RIO in cargoes, or
binary to fair, 94al1kc. Sugar lower; A
soft, l0c. Whisky quiet at Sl.l2a1.l2t.
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junct. Judge Cooke, since he was herelast,
has attended the Federal court at Asheville,
N. O., Where he met with unprecedented
and unexpected good luck, and had his
hands full, being engaged in about forty
cases. He was counsel for the notorious
North Carolina moonshiner" Redmond,
and succeeded in having his case continued
Such has been his success in these courts
that the judge has decided to nevote his en-
tire attention to Federal court business
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The Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
q = IS Baltimore Sun.

Mr.. Best large contractor. has leased
the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
He pays an annual rental of $40, 900 year,
and deposits $85, O00 of which $40, 900 is
to secure the payment of the lease money,
and S45, 900 is security for the rolling stock.
Mr.. Best at once deposited the $S5,000 at
the bank in Newbern, and took formal pos
session of the road, calling it the Atlantic
Division of the Midland Railway. He has
retained Colonel Whitford as manager
Under the provisions of the | ase the work
on the Midland Road is to begun in three
months and completed in three years; q
failure works forfeiture. 1t is said to be
the beginning of the contamination of Mr..
Bests plan to have line from Morehead to
Tennessee, operated under one manage
ment. 1t is supposed he contemplates
other railroad connections in Tennessee and
Kentucky
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