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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09
THE FLIPPER CASE.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 9-Arguments in
|the Flipper case were delivered to-day, and
the Court rendered their verdict, but what
it is will not be known until it is passed
upon by Interviewing authorities T he ques-
ten of the enlbezzlement as,,dwelt at length
by both sides. The defense claimed that
he could not be connected legally under
the charge, and that aside from that he
was entirely innocent of any guilty inten-
ton or conduct lending to establish en-
Excitement, that he had been careless in
his manner of selling commissionaries TO
enlisted men and laundresses on time, and
not collecting the money, but not dishon
est; that when he discovered his shortage
he was afraid to speak of it by reason
HIS PECULIAR POSITION
IN the army and was thus led into making
a false statement hoping to be able to raise
the funds before he was required to turn
them over; that he made several attempts
toraise the money each failing and having
become embarrassed he attempted to work
Sut the problem alone; that he kept his funds
IN trunk for extra precaution and some
one knowing it had gradually distracted
it,
Fhpper always sustained character +
for integrity, honesty and good habits
Captain Barber also mentioned his great
success from entering West Point to the
Mpresent time against extraordinary obsta-
oes and commended him to the consider
's.0h OF the court. Judge Advocate re-
plieu ssaung that Flipper was the legal
CUSTODIAN OF the government funds and If
Kept In another place than prescribed by
law he was responsible.
lie cited many authorities to s,sta;n his
claim that if the funds were not nrase,tad
When called for he was guilty of embezzel-
ment as matter of law and it was not
necessary to prove the actual crime ba
also severely criticized his conduct in
maklng the false statements and reitcratino
'nem unless the funds were found. one
wrong did not justify another. At the
conclusion of this case the Judge Ad-
1 'oeate announced that he had no further
BUSINESS to present and the Court adjourn
ed, sine die.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

Y. ST. LOUIS Dec ..
Wheat-Opened higher closed lower, weak; 2
red 35 kG51 35 V Cash / 361461 371z Dec, 39i
Jan. 4S; Feby, 144%.
Corn-Opened higher, declined 63l4 Gl63IT.
Oats-Ffrm, slow; 461.6147 cash; no options.
Rye-Hger; 9s10994 bid.
Barley--DuI: S50p1 Is.
Whiskey-1 16.
Pork-slow; 17011z bid Jan; II TN Feb.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts. 6,0J0, quiet; very light, 009
20; Yorkers, 60a575 packing, S56D6 20; butch
ers to fancy, 614@61&.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Fairfy active, shade better; 2 red Dec.
1 4sl! Jan. i 4401 44sk; Feb. 4S5S@1 48A.
Corn-Mxd. western spot 6S6I7I1z future 7514@
76H.
50ss0150ts Feb. 81 -x-4x-t = -s rs
Pork-Nominal. e
Iard-l1 40
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

which is distinctive and seems TO meet the requirR
ments TO which it is applied, with surprising faeil
ity.- Peoria Transcript
Some who have been given up by onr best physi-
OF this lady. who has saved them from an early
Bloomington SundAy Eye.
name SO well known in Central Illinois Us TO
have become a household word in hundreds OF faIn-
lies. is that OF Mrs. DIR. Keck. Evening Peoran.
During practice Of nesriy Is years, Dr. kecC has
female physician in the west, snd the strongest en-
dorse ments pour in from all parts Of the country
Woodford Sentinel
Mrs. Keck has been active and successful
practitioner for IS years. She makes special
study of chronic diseases only; and has certainly
performed many wonderful cures.-Washington
Farmer
Time and larger acquaintance with the people,
only serve to add yearly 70 Mrs Keeks celebrity as
physician and a good name as a citiz:n.-Eyening
Peorian.
This lady is so well and favorably known TO our
readers that she needs but passing notice here.
She comes always crowned with compliments and
bearing the highest recommendatons.-Lincol
(Ill) Times.
The Doctors rapidly growing popularity is a con-
slant cause of remark. She has always had a large
practice here, probably the first in the city and st
is increasing and patients come from great dlstan
ces.-Feora Freeman.
This lady has gained eminence in the practice
of her speciality of chronic Diseases which inspires
meritorious emulation on the part OF younger, and
of her skill and successful treatment bring forth
praises and blessings OF hundreds not in Davenport
only, bat through the broad distances OF the States
davenport Democrat.
dediciIses FREQ at Office,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

..axs ~ tru1v blent svr ose red and waite.
Natnrnsa own sweet and canning hand laid On.
y1e~1nnise posrder imparts richness
Making the ekin - soft - down.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09
Keck's Medical Infirmary,
Sixth and Brady Streets. Davenport, Iowa.
1t is Well Known that the Doctors Special Practice
Chronic Diseases and Needless % Enumerate the "a
Various Ailments Treated.
People puse Opinions
NO. 1873 Second Avenu

peruse Opinions
cismo o the Prss
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

Consultation and Trial Meaicilses Free at Office,
esy-Offce hours, 8 A. NJ to 5 P. NJ Sundays p M
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09
New York Market.

FINANCIAL.
Gold-1 co.
Money!.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

Sold In Rock Island by r. 81. Thomas, Otto
Grogan, G. peidel and Harper House Drug Store
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-09

Corkhill-"He might lower you; you
will cost the government two or three
hundred thousand dollars at this rate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

BUFFALO. June 27.CArTIT- Receipts to-day. 900 bead
total for week thuS far 1900 head time LAST week,
1ctJ head consigned through $40 steady with fhr
sales OF al So 25d 80 Good % Choice
and Common 6oo - 2J0 -: demand for
stnckrrs; F0t Bills. ~ J0dSi %.
StMKP LAiBs- Receipts to-day, 2eO0 head
total f1r eek TINS $500 head time last week,
$50 head CONSIGNED through Is quiet and nm.
chan sales uf Far g. G'd Western Sheep at - 2jD
Heavy p. - so YcaTings quoabe at 81 2JaA 10 best
Uo..-Rccops today $500 head total for woek thus far,
l7nnJ head: time Last week $4,000 head Consigned
throL 30. q, cafq ou and unchanged .
ST L.ts Junn 21.-C NrfE-lcccpis, LOO head; ship
cnts head Grass Texans aad Naive Butchers steers
and ina demand excttd- SIMPLY Eastern AMI int
shippers readily TAKE good fat Texans at - @
indiana steers at SfGsi 40. Native Shipping
Steers demand only mndfntr; stock and Feedng
Steers An wanted Exporters would BRING - IJfrr
Heavy shipping steers, - Caf5 - Light DO t3dt i
Eutc'rrs Steers. - 2tD<I Cows and Hecr rb -
- 90 Pair Il xans sass 80; Feeding
ft-.rs. 81 1T0f5 - ~tpckfrs fo0 - ~
SIFEF-Hcceips $50 head shipments 40 head; fair de-
ra fr Gvt buttons supply light Fair 10 Choice range
ii a-Tn Yorl.c-r 81 70dsj IS Pacing 81 Goast %
Choice 10 Fancy 50 OOasO TO- receipts, 2'D head ship
flru;s S.2nOhfsd
Chlcr,0. JAM 2S.-HoGs-Recelpts 1900 head ship.
men 5000 heed. fairly active end stronger Poor
Nurl Mixed PacSu - -lafi ~ choice Heavy, - goa
S. ~. li~ht Yorker AID culi. iJasj 60
CATlLE-seoeipS 700 head shipments $500 head mar
Bet atii.e sd welAer; Exports, - HlafJ - 'Dod 10
shipping 1iH&J Hl: lunr To Flii, - lpaf 'li
uieher. ~ ,u0 80 mainly Sia g.: ~t9ekcrs aud Fers,
"u0 M Tircu ID Grass Texans IN lair supply and good
C-.Hlrtl. pNs. s. 3 ~ - 800.
SIsr-i,cpis. 2On head; fair demand; Fair 5htarlngs,
81; Poor 10 Choice - JOGsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
per yor,h Rsrsr Vessels aud Rrilro1fS
H. LIMA
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY, June 2s. 1881.

TUESDAY, June %, 1881.
AsHEs-ouiet at 4sa1sc. for Pots and &c. for Pearls
SEEsWAX-Demand light and prices barely steady West
en- 23hG24ilc southern 24sd2Jl4c.
BROOM CORN-Qmet ami unchanged
RVIIDING MATERlALS-LumDer has had moderate NJ,
tsnfOn and all prices remain slesdy Eastern spruce
Scf random and 3l7 special Brcks IN iar DE-
nsnd and firm; nards are quoted q S,as1 90; i npd
sii isths steady at 81 q per NJ Ire fairly active and
Steafr oe ComnOnsl State Finishing 81 10; Grunnd
e0d9So. Cement unchanged Rosendale 81 lo Amerc an
Portland 90 26GS2 5O English d. S33OG$S Nails dull at
q 05d f3 II for lOd 10 cod
CANDLES Unchanged and dull
COAITle whole market IL quiet and prices are noTnnay
unchanged We quote LiverIoe. HOUSE vsnnei; 81 !
IS u.s. Provincial SIS 1904 Pennsy ania and Wesmor
land (iaA aJ4$5 25 West Virginia do. e. c1mefran
Broadtop and Ccarbed 81 75as5 Anthracite IS 95Gs4 40
BY the cargo, alongside.
'CORDACE-F1rn and moderately active
COoPERAGE STOC h-DuO and hanged. -
COFFEE- Rio dni unch msed OrdineTy 20 Prime ar ar
goes 9Id including Fair IL ic 200 bags TX Ky
81 Para private terms; stick here. 1872 bags MI,
uuiet unc1anged 200 MeNtcan, eN "lritls tfnpr
sold private terms; Java, l4lG2Oc' Asr%choo
Mexifan ] hed12lar. ,- no,
ooIToN-spOr Cotton quiet steady nrehangcd saleS PSI
bales (247 everngL including 20 for fpcit anu '0l
for sinDinS Delivered contract 100 bales receipts az
the to-day bales ansf 39O bales tins day
week and l0f baies Last since september 0e2o
bales against 4Ss6927 bales during the same period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
GnanrlaI.
VHE TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY

Il COMPANY. desiring 70 extend its road to the RIO
Laredo and 10 construct certain branches
rives the following notice 10 its stockholders VIII
meeting OF the board Of Directors OF the TEXAS AND
ST LOUIS HALLWAY COMPANY, held ~ The oiiee or tio
company Tyler the 2n day Of April, 1881 tbs
following resolutions were passed t. rit:
Resolved That special meeting 81 tho stockholders ~
the and Louis Railway Company be and the sumo Is
hereby called 80 take place at I've general ONCE OF the com
pany In city Of Tyler, Texas al 10 o'clock on tho
l7h day OF July ISL 10 take into consideration the pro-
prcy III increasing the capital stock Of said and 10 In
erase the sad capital stock amount
not exceeding the 81 TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS,
a. NAV be determined By stockholders said meeting,
include and a stock which has heretofore
issued further 10 authorize the issuance AMI ds
son 81 the bonds of the said railway company The sad
bonds be In such amount and 10 he payable NJ such e
and place aud 70 bear interest Al such rae per snnnn as inc
mortgage mortgages Of the railway and other property or
the company, the payment OF said bonds aud tho
and for the tran OF such other blsi
legitiIhatey come before said mectt1
Resolved Ilc ting OF the Board ~ Directors of the
TEXAS AND IT. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY be, aud
herpby called 10 take place at tho ONCE o! the
company the city ~ Tyler Texas nj u o'clock n ON The
21t Of july Is for the transaction 81 general business
company. and specially for the purpose 81 carrying out
anil giving The action OF the stockholders In ncrea
f and providing for the Issuance OF bonds OF sld
Cnuuany and mortgages 10 secure the samo'
All CONCERNED WILL TAKE NOTICE that said
meetings will be h1d provided for said resolutions
CH.As. r. BONN kk, Secretary.
TYLER Texas. Anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Tn. rcneral market presents features The receipts
49, ,noderas vet eqna ~ the demand, which al th
moment Is very nFat except for G0i bnasss oisea ANA
pina Trtyfug TEAMS Tho latter hasr sold particularly
wei his season, times have ,lmpros.d Ana
ulepflfll Good Coach Trans NAVE nern
,rs, tsrrss who breaking up at low pTicss
mt aeaers ak verJ full Psces for horss 81 merit SAs
,e .ie rauos OF $500 $1,000 oan and IN some IN
stances considerably more. Good genera PURGE lorsss
o,iy min strong and muscles anti true IN mar
Ii fom 80 10 800 each. In the lower classes OF
Ior Their A. always something doing, hut the sea
~ ruirfo one strcetear companies ARE only BUY
requireS WnTIn Eesthet p"ot an.
hs - H.. h,ys IN Tire large, beautiful besiah stal
oIfsh a sar NT 4 III Dahluan last 24tstr and
horaahhred Brood Mare, two Unlts ana nc onee Je.
H. Kee1e- Anons INC NcoA >
Rsseipts Tsrs BAY Geldng for J. L AovisnH o. fo<s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
STATE OF TRADE.


h ON ,a, s hp' nance r@,sc' ~tr,, q, Vs., r.
% 20. Cy Ml -'Jf - '2os 3D. d. ~. 10 - &
f e. r.rtv 80. Wia, -caii' rn .l..y. Nf; 80
over o'''.n- in ',li,'',n i'.'l - -'- ,, 49,, ,'f
l.ri -i@. a'a '.'e - 80 -. amy - ,' - ~
:. 'dy '"a'',ra Mh'i'. 'o.. do ..'n \" ''.n
r '" .'i me. ,a; '. ~, ~, w.
. a. ,a w','.lG ~, E9' v. a. NC, n to
r,,in I'm -. u sr.ii. VIA , il- IN M
Wheat ltusrd chriv l"s -l~ ral tuou -f o. o 49," "i-h
a.. 'i6,si1 49, g. N .- 40 &c.. -... 'f.n O. g.
'r, at ~. ,'i %" ., IT, i,. TO-
Nes tors D., saU-Wi.ai. -. Corn. '7.. b. -
tncAao Jun ., t.,nr ouL Wl.-f o,.. s'tt and
l'e'.. 81 2,i.ctr. p.ue. =. .oa.ti..i.- 3D. E. JOG.
al b.. Jrn.. =. o. 5Db - l'.'- i-- N"e1t.
&c. com 10 g., ,aa,.i n o. ".'. r'i'. '... ~',' d"
$3.50. cash 90 49, 8 r. July - A. 49,, 80
si'v NE otg., of.',. AZ - b., ,.s go. jar, %. ~ iid
Jny 11.,..., , f as,-.I I.r, s..'n~ AZ o. w
10 - rnrA far, a't-s atI o. chad .-.. 80 So ,~-i'
i.rirr lad a.t., -fr,,e 40. .p,-. ,.r ir ca-
~ ll.,s cash ...- -a i...r Iui' ~ -. 81"
st,,,,... ,.. ,s,rt ia Co.,. ,ioi G.. d. -,
l"i .- rol.rsf,, ari',, iisi hrS. # 81 TO- ii.-ul
Coru 10 rnfa.' 49,. batter Hfn an" ""' ''-'t
~ i5Lfiic Ta.o.t -.'qu.e' 90 500 3d. t'''r seed
out a. - 7' ,,. ,r ,r Fa.t. rs, 10.
Fst,s uu,naI go, Wfod '-I.i Bag i'f sr''t'' over
ie,EftE &c Sd s.s &C. ~ aa aro -.o. 4it.. .ott
II az G'. a. i..i r iic ra, - IT, -- d.. -@d
. shade li-h,I. ~l.i.r'- 'ii- 'ar 49, ~'" "'n
IN T. -ul A-Art. Vlit'v s'n'' 'Hl nm ~
u 49,. Iutirg 'tI snd uu'-a'r"' -",@i ..i liatI.
luI,a ~ g.. Sew ofirtHs o. &c.. l'.-- i'.- ."
and Light. - -fr ia' Anc ana nt' "'is 80 ''@-' 80
receipts. LOO had. shipment $50 a." 30 Cd,
BAI.lI. Mi,i., Suut IS our d.fl ai - ',~' 80
Wheat easier. s,.i,f- Pp>hius 80 White cash -'t
.,', Jrn, ~ 20 Iu, - ~ Au-i-t. % ln. sep
trmn,i ~ ~, Dctoler, ~ IG bI So. "hL, ~ ~
t,~ rsrr, s1..l. Cats lnWrr tul uf Nti' y" ]
Ui. .IA. L.,.,pt. luur Iuu1 b1.. Nl.,f. y. lu'
lu.a COM iuJ bu-.i shipments Hour, -o'O bul~.
49, - tfs1 bg.b corn. i.tsfi buHl.
pm ,pytprrA June sS-Four sic,dv; Supftfnc. ~
.,,n.. "A MOI = ira. low 20 lvauI- -
Minnesota f1ia,, lar tO,ai - ~. straight r -
renn-, ,auil tNtr Family. G~d. - 80, o'' 81. '"'"i
,, = ,,,i,r and tau. s. Isi.il sos rfo"
a. W,ntrr Mat lairni- Fanny - - olo ist' nt-.
81 10 80. Mlnuc,otl Patents, t,u4d a. do thmtc.
- ~. do Fancy ,. S. I've Flour STEADY ~ fias, ~
coro meal NJ sacs Wheat dull hId weak, ~" HSi,
,e,.fof i.rd. ~ 2 VI. ft 30 ti'fal"I
- 80 Ch :" -, ~, r,,nS,il,ia t,,r to.tta.ti,r ~al
re, on vAa steamer rs-s and ~ .,Hrr jla
IN y; on -" - ~ ~, 3 Nttei n ..r ~, cargo
80 ,sJ ,,ro,,pt shipment Is b. &C. free boar
fAlf lOf H@i 'i'A'' l''"'g tLlte l.,.' 30 DO,
oats Snti - a.. W,,, 9tI| ggr Provisions
a ~ &C. - - - 90 nrr bol do 10. lct- >lJ
stcaiy' w t,,tt, NJ. net Nr--
Beet HsnN -, SWS go ,.t. a., sn',trf Hams fl4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

rtvrrroof limo 80 m Market steady
MJinr trilna- a,ed Niddng Orclns 6'ia sales, 5000
t,e-. nclui- 500 bales for spcws'ion ana export To-
Il rlanat Low Ni.ilng cmss June delivery. CIqd 10
JIM. and Jy delivery Ged do Jry and Aasnsi Gesery,
g" ~"pcahci anil oiob.r delivery 'iri do OCTOBER "hd
Liyftiuni- Juuc l:3U p m ottrnfu uIrs-I Pands
Ioe Nddn- can,c ortg cr and No'enle, delivery o" d
LtyrErooi. June .>'uop nl-'otion fuiures-Cplanis
MtscilfsIIg June 2-The market for Yarns fabrics
L,rGool, Jrno 2s $40 p. m.1hc salS Of the day in
clndcd G.1uG bales American.
ArcrgrA. June 2S-cotton dull Mlddiur. 1oic.; low
Mtauna 80. Good ordinary $50; receipts 80 bales sales
BtLriToHr June 2sCottou steady snddling. lie. Low
BAN g... ~ har.. c1,oris co.ti.c Is balrs acs
sIaan,rs. 100 ha.r- s'"s. go bale. , ma lou,
Middiiae &C.; Go-l oonary, Ole net receipts, 81 bales
'cmiEIs T"S. Junr cotton quict Nidune io'O. Low
Mhdiing IOlc.; Good ordinary 8a,c; net rectFT a.
balls cspar'. go the Continent Y4 bales sales 80 bales
C,s;i;sAr. June os-coon quiet Ml'dlnc. Ioiic,. Tow
Mdiiu- as-c. Ordinary. 49,; receipts 5s bales;
s,.Y, ~, 80 Di' ,t D p1,f wdirg 10. Tow
Mail mr. se; tiooi ordinary kSr net rcrepis 81 bales
eAIols ois~isc ~ be0i Sales 80 bales stock 5@iod
Nrr,li' mn otSn aa, MIiig d. recc.pts
10 nr.. shipments no bIioT sales, LOO bales sioc-,
Mopiii juno es-Cotion quiet ard steady Miadlinr,
c,t hae. c,pois, coA-r re- Laes sales 300 bales
NEw.GtrE,>- June Qs.-Coiton nruer Nddins. 1870.
Low hhdd ',i "1oG "H3nry; L.. NJ
stock. l2i. $50 hicN 49,
NDtt,Lt 49,. .-.t'lffon s'.aiv Mirfinc. l0ac net
receipts t3 bales exports eoastw III bales sto,k
II.ss- bales . -.
rl'ii ,1iIrui. juno cotton 'tNlyi MIDI! ng II H.
Niddnns. 10y. CoOl trt ifg. 3tc pot receipts
gross. 10 bacs sales rlInuers, 80 bao siTS
u.ili bates. ...,. 90, -,
June 2~.--foffnn quiet NitdAng lpirt oW
M.ud pr torI OuluAry. ~ net reteiils 10 bats
so,. 90. ,lt hitt
~ tnii> lame 21-Cotton quiet Mdding. 100. low
NriG.ur H' 81. ttrd ordinary. -gt. ftfrt- -'' hArs
81 -, bales O. Dt -Nrs. 'a '' Do r%
-. e.. ,Itf Aioti4h .. lu &c., Nv
Ml Ht 'usl Ordinary sci MT TccrP's, - OA1esi
stutA. ~ bA.oA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
On SAIL"
Tic elegant country seq; known as
.,e,,. n, -, late ro.rc1 : Lowering on tho Old YORK.

Inc rs,ence ~ Iossh tho Old YORK.
l.nal within go mt crse Of Brt and = stnG>;@.
AMI "a MINUTES fnm tssI lars. within min
nt.v-' DIVE az ayue JED'ilnu, on the View toik
tfolud Brook LIN. distance IRON fshr's iaao
station on Germantown Norh lr1n EailI"lG Tho
place contains ~ land, beautifully dyesined
I'm surfare uitr-i.i ~ sp-nt Gfi,rs and walks, and
AlsuuGine forest Shade and hocr evergreen TRES
R,slss abundance Of the choicest frni- There u nre
ynue giap-y lu bearing. psarng las year over LOU
bun nc- aud also ample cold grapcry, supplying grapes
during the winter -
Tie gleen.luu-es. hothouses ssbhng, &c. are all very
complete conn-ois rhrf" are 100 tnant houses De-
The entrance. water l. sapPh'd W
wheel fru syrng. and from compete works ON the
be hal from cty mans lht Wal,i0h u y ~
sio dDublr dwrlg, WIKI .Arge porth"s ana "numnS and
rnniaus 20 u l. IN excellent rrpa snl IS fur
shed nh ever, conVcuicnse In shO u Is 0Lr OF
In. nios l and attractive n!'nees ~ the tntd
states Further particulars be- had ard photographs
s,.u ON application 70 NATHANIEL r. JANNEG,
NJ. 81 SOuth 5thsL, Phaie phia. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
yNuTTs. BrEEEs asD spTsTpeK1rE 2,

Receipts Of DTied for the week 25s PkgS with 20i
pkgS OF Gts and pkgs Of Peesn nis EhpV,s o.
Apnes and good many changed hands al h &c
kif,ners have paid IN cases some
0ssfs ask Ne stock and have obtained tbat
MICE far eOme small lots from the home uaoe
fhs Aymnere noted Last week In pdI1ed hne cut
Appes Is mantared but the export demand for
tres "A ughf VerJ little dong in Poaehes The prospects
fdr fair crop and MaIyanA are sd 70 D. IN
,v+n1 whIe In the North and west the mutt looks nne
fherT4es ARE firm Other snail fIus arr Que Hth ~
..t shaaSa In nriees advanced RAPIDLY
g. tnaence Of an active demand Pecans hfer
eta, ~ the sneculatiye movement Quotatishs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER;

hfIOhDlsD REAL
yFw.roRR crTL
Mafison.ave = o cor OF l2ls i--' ef.sxGo; VIM Mac
cellar and re 70 Ihye "eke'iaI;
'i' Jane, GaolI an : wife TO Il Gauit
oth.st, s. 10 itwo lstaye, 25xo3ii' Il Obi
5st6s', 800 II Of 5th'ayC, 2SIi005; Louisa Cod.
5sS Sns NJ % n Of 7.l.avc 2Jxi00s; Matilda
CodCilg on 10 John OCOnnor .......-.....-.....-.
59thsi = = 400 II " " shave 15Sie0.5 Charles
59ti.st - 3dU w. y 7ih-ave, .5xloO5; WIN :.
Buckley 10 John Connor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
bi sherWc~I 10 Hattie Kennedy -.
same property HATTIE Kennedy et al 10 N Eman.
Same property Mm knapZ et al 70 same 4
s.0sD y, s ,Ep sns s a. y viz 70 q Insn
uel. twenty n,e thirty sixth interest =. .ooo;0
Jacxu : Il Of p c Lckhsrit. ..-......: p
Aye.A, cor Of s9th.s, GOxlO0; VIM II Craft :.
75t6'st =. 2js II ofSi.ayc, 25xio2 j; samI Sim
mons and vile 10 n lipn1n .; I'd a -. .o,,,..
Rear q 0ts IL aad ii3. Mott Haven" o'Neiil
o7ln,.t. rs, 10 sol i0th'ave 2jxi0o5; Marie
eth.st : Gs.7 r, II shave isii7iS1 Mary
Valentine and husband to II W Benhnnl :;,,,;.
6'ih't 80 y % 6thiaye; IeSaiOo'o Sop's o
sotl,,st. ~ Il " Of Ith.sve, 2oOxiO2.2; Edwin
MORAN and wife % Il Crigrr 80. .......,.. 8
c EcAbarit and wife TO- VIM >pero o.. 20
ij0 The Dast River savings Institution to WIN a.
4;th 81. :. 29 II of 2daye 25xes.9 Charles Riley
h. iarrirt l. Stiwrl ................,......... II
4Cth.st 300 II %; 2d-ave, 2Jx9s.o Charles Riley
10 V & -tiunen ....-............. II
10 WIN N kedmUDl .-..-... ........-:
4Btl IT. = POS II OF 2dsye, 50Hss.0; Charles Riley
l29th Vt. g7J II " OF Gthavc. 25Xx94.Il; Georges
Mackellar 10 Chas Twigg 49,. ....:..........,;
Aye.A = " e.r Of 2Ai-st, 24.9x93 lOl2: Lawson and
wife To ottnger and another. .............-- z.
LeAiDgtcn.aye u cor Of, 44th-st. JO0x9j; Phrbe ~
Pea sail 10 II OIteii.y a;;,.....;;.,c- .
bSth -. - IL n W Of Madi son. ave. lSxlOO.oi
Oakley 10 Vim 4 COibr0D. ............-.....-s
gth.avr u e cor Of G1th.-t. lOO5xl5O. Mary Boyce
q nrst part and another 10 Jane Lindsay Partition
Nassag-si, No 20 III Sinms to Wa III Vanderbilt: ~
"a Il. 90 Il Of 3d-aye, 2DxlU2.2, ID Din ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

p.ceint for the week 1888 pk last week 1887 pkgl;
errspdng week kst year O. lOi pkgs he receipts con
an M liner. and vita much lighter demand the market
dali AMI lower does not sell a. last AZ AIxe am
e.rir Ali rccevars hand fine marks oi
Wee{ern fers wsre Odered this afternoon III loel9 and
Cansds re Ezgs Arc still scarce and sell reAiV
Quotations.
rsr.ev 7 T. md Canada Fresh-....-. lGhdl7
near by, per doz. .iSl1a :. West and Can fair a,,,
Penn and N. ". dlB 70 good. 1lS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
v,,popzAN FINANCIAL Markets

,oxrox june 2s-l2SO mICoisols lOCa,s 10. money
an w. & Crea; Western mortgage trustees cer-
Ala "a L. de- second. p; Ere an; NewNork Central
49, ITpos central i432 Peansyivaaia Central o.
ATnxn1S June 2o-sSo IFsrs adnces quote three pc,
,s 81 ~ francs ~ Centimes Tor the account Bar sl
xeT ts quoted jlblsd. per Otnre 49,. 49,, -. ,,...u-..
lime m-Atlantic and Great western
,rnste,e' certificates "a do second 26it
G IT, i0ii, for money and the account Newlork
SonsI 40. PeUusyvaDla Central G1ls; Reading SO4;
Yc-t ontario Western 81 III Illinois Central l45;
EFT psr ~ srue 9s5p m-Exchango London p francs
~ cen times for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29

Receipts for the week. 800 boxes last week l2a ~
corresponding week last Sr~ boxes Exports
for tho week. i29U6i boxes same time last 07
bOxes Liverpool cable quotations dun Al 5s The iarEet
ruled pretty steady n the Weel upon the rss OF lO Tor
10 generally thought this morning.
however that the market would be- lower NJ ur was dn Al
lower prices country Yesterday But shippers
freely today AMI there not much fparnt weak
prices About Ice the general sllpg price for
fine heS. sales NJ lO' and even lOc Tor
special pet" Exporters claim 10 have uniaN0I sbe ad
vices and CAV that their orders have ber cancelled
Sb0ad the receipt arAvy there u.s. therefore, every
pro.pect prices bcfr" the chose of the week As
dunn grades Factory and Cfrac SKINS sc,S faiiY
but . ol Fun Skinned Chez &c are very
hlrL N aDl OnnlalIlIA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-29
Gitn t,ral gstate for Sale.

4 valuable RIVER FRONT. in Harlem, with
~ dwelling stable. For price and terms apply " HU-
LASD& WiIITiSO III NasssasL
INVESTMENT properties paying per cent
ne- Beeanan, william. N.ssal aud Fulioa-st.
ECLAND 4 WHITING. l2l Nsssaust
O. OOn WILL Buy brown stone house
- t.OOO neaE 1th ave. Will rent PAUL =. TODD.
- UroaIIay