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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
SM ALL TALK.

N the South Side of the Square! BY
he dim Poetic light of the Moon you
,an see a man Leaning against this
Pole. Perhaps the
Pole would Fall if it Were not for the
Nan. At any rate the Man would
Fall if it Were not for the Pole.
What is the Matter with the man!
He appears disquieted. He is trying
10 Work his Boots up Through his
Mouth. He acts as Though he had
Just Swallowed something Alive.
He Is not a Member of the Y. NJ. c.
A. He will have a Headache to-mor-
row.
Here is a Baby. As usual it is
Composed of a bald Head and pair
of Lungs. The bald Head is not
Essential. The Lungs are. One of
the Lungs takes a rest while theOther
runs the Machine. One of them is
always On Deck all of the Time.
He likes to Walk around with his
Father at Night. The Father does
most of the Walking and all Of the
Swearing. Little Girls, you will
Never Know what it is to be Father.
The Girl is Scratching her Back
against the Door. She has been
eating Buckwheat Cakes. Her beau
thinks she Is Delicate. but he has
Never seen her Tackle plate of Hot
Cakes on frosty Morning. Cakes
had better Roost high when she is
Around. If we were Girl We would
wear Sand-Paper lining in the Dress
and not be making Hair-Brash out
of the Poor Door.
w.
This is Thanksgiving. How peace
full and Thankful everybody Looks.
Is This Man? Yes, he is a Printer
and he is swearing Because he has to
Work on Thanksgiving Day. Oh,
no! He is Swearing because he
Has to disobey Arthur and Critten-
den. He don't Mind the Work. 1t
is Awful hard for Him to Swear.
v.
| Do you see that Nice lot Of Wood
That Wood will be Gone tomorrow
There will Be no Wood tonight. But
There will be Stars tomorrow. That
Wood is Loaded. 1t will be Carried
off by People who have even Less
Conscience than Wood, and after To.
morrow they will have Less Stove
than either Wood or Conscience.
This Isl Cold, cruel Scheming World.
vi.
Here we have an Oyster. 1t is
going to Church Fair. When il
gets to the Fair it will Swim around
in big Kettle of Warm Water. A
Lady will Str it with a Spoon and
Sell the Warm Water for Two Bits
pint. Then the oyster will move
on TO the Next Fair. In this Way
the Oyster will visit all the Church
Fairs in town and Bring a great many
Dollars into the Treasury. An
Oyster goes great Way in a Good
Cause.
This is Monroe street. Are there
any babies on Monroe Street? Yes
Less than 100 Babies less than One
Week old. Will paragoric Go up;
No, perhaps not; but papas will "ge
up" and Stay Up all night. Babies
are Hardly Ever deaf and Nevel
dumb. They take After their Moth
ers.
VIII.
What have we Here? Is this .
Torch? No, this Is Ab. The LED
GERS Alb. He should be Hanged fo
Murder. He is Lady Killer. AL
is not Torch, but he is Red Ho
business boy. To him is Due tht
Credit for some of the Best Enter
tainments we have. As Manager o
an Opera House he is Glittering
glowing Success. Will he Ever b.
President! OF the United States
No! OF the Y. NJ. C.. A.? Yes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Order Of Publication.
fIu Vacation

The State of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of b. +. Dobyns,
Collector of the Revenue, Audrain
County, State of Missouri, pln.
VS..
Patrick Glenn, deft.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
ORDER, OF PUBLICATION
Audrain Circuit Court, Oct. II ,s0,
| IN VACATION

Mutual Union Telegraph Comn,n,
plaintiff,
AGAINST
ID. NJ. Anthony, NJ. Kellum 6 y
Martin, Hudson Turner, E. c. Kan
men, d. p. Moore. f.. E. Howard
wife toJ. Howard, ,and J .WUow
ard. Clara II. Page, wife to w 8
Page, and W. S. Page, defendants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01
Sane or Insane?


The IntsHigencer. speaking of the
assassin Guiteau, says: "That he is
insane there can scarcely be doubt.
Facts connected with his history be-
fore the assassination indicate it; the
killing at the time, place, and under
the circumstances, and everything he
has said and done since indicate his
unsoundness of mind.''
Great men, and even expects, differ
on this matter. The LEDGER thinks
he had at least 'smethod in his mad
ness" He is a very dangerous man
to turn loose On the world. The only
way to satisfactorily settle the matter
is to hang him. 1t would endanger
his life to turn him loose. Guiteau
claims to have been ''inspired" to kill
Garfield. When men are inspired"
to break the laws, they should look
to the source from which they receiv-
ed their ''inspiratlon' for protection.
10 On with the hanging!
d. W. Lusk, of the U. S. Internal
Revenue Department, was in Mexico
last Monday, and interviewed our
druggists. Mr.. Lusk claims that
perfumes, bay rum, extracts, cosmet-
les, spirits of cologne, ETC., bought in
bulk and hearing a wholesale stamp,
require to be restamped be the retail
dealer. Otherwise the dealer lays
himself liable to prosecution for de-
frauding the Internal Revenue De-
partment. The additional retail tax
is new thing, and amounts to double
the wholesale tax. The druggists
paid the tax on an estimate of al!
goods sold since the new law went
into effect, and agreed to stamp such
goods in the future, and everything
is lovely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-01

This is Monroe street. Are there
any babies on Monroe Street? Yes,
Less than 100 Babies less than One
Week old. Will paragoric Go up:
No, perhaps not; but papas will ''go
up and Stay Up all night. Babies
are Hardly Ever deaf and Never
dumb. They take After their Moth
ers.
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STATE OF TRADE.
NAM t,c,spt.,

BALTIaoRE Aug - Cotton duh, aDddIing IL Tee Flour
guet ana strong; Howard Western sinner sa a
- ~, 90 90 Extra ~ 1890 30, Family Sy9SG IS
90 no ito brands SO 750y7 90: Paapsco Family
cn Rod 81 easier and Western higher south
Ma Ma su, 81 I2Ssi w do Amber. 81 30aSi }-
49, - d. No Western Winter Red spot
bsr s5sass Ss a., 81 september. 81 s2r$l 2's octo.
,h.ro 80, "oT November, 81 3G ia6Sl36,1
Ysow tls eS sstefn higher Southern White 6ic do
tcmhc, "a ostsfn MiKe spot and August Sep
s oe , "a sGS October GO 1850 November
Wt, ooc oats higher; Southern, 43D44c. Western
Ssc e 90 @a,n,ec DO Mixed ni2c; Pennsavan 42@
choics ~ sooSoc Hay steady prime to
on sn,rs ,'enisvi vans and MARYLAND $lGeSI3
w., us To- riour steady, with gopd demand.
Mn nsAs uy , TOT cash sales 25000
str4ng sales QUO No nj doe 400 bush hope
sn I'M, AZ" 9us. MLcd western Barley
~ IL halii9ad Freights New Yort-Whsut 6ssc Corn
OATS FAC. la New York '~' "''' S'"' "S~''
and h ASs dS-tcur quiet steady Wheat strong
anu ing NO Red Winter Chicago spring
~ Fl 1s October s. sesi l ali the year sales
%si 1as 20 Aa9ust 81 ls IL september 81 IL
cnsnesc G osrs0s rp.a No DC. 81 0Sssl RYsstsd
Der saSs 81 SO ssspssTs, Ssa.O ocsohs. and NOysm
81 c sspae anS aishs At x sa. August
''0ns ana higher ut soc Barley sfons and higher 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15
HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA, Ang i3-Sugar- Market quiet Molasscs SUGAR.
NELL, 20 Eo"n lola<atiou 80 e reals gold, per arrobe.
MNs'oNahn, 'onii"n To N0Nl4 Centrifugal
n ~ loarLaiion IN boxes and hhds nlsa on reals
St'ch III warehouse" Havana
hI-"f bags hnd "4.2uO hI,is of
boxes go bags ana 1oo hlds Exports during the wrnk
NnH boxes. 2tbo bags hhds hid. Ia ;is
UI.d StAes Spanish gold 1874 al94. Exchange steady
GU me 'ited states hu days gold. 1G0 premium short
sght do" 40 premium On London ~ a2oa premium
on Parts, -. a5i2 premium.
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7F'sys m s. ps o. ssssE and
s sna Ssr Bulk Meats aeuvs, s sSs
ef g o sss 81 %o,y and ss shade S
ia sees 4 A , !, s.
slow ssG Es q SsSer
Aug Gsefs nST n s1a m
sp%y sss Il 4. "a
10 SMs nsa y saapmes 5000 quiet Sr%
No. Salst s Srey M as ss r HEs
Fs sa s1'' S, os na sa msss
sides iucp %SskaT aT ~, aq r cear i9 iS
n, sT ssle Of goods soi bh on basis Of 81 os
e;nSS So Gs"%s as SSo s fsYs
mon Ss4R n Sn eS ssay and firm Com
Witt cash. August s a seDeass, Wheat " easier
q 3s sa a is sSsss = corn %T'Sssa
o ss JSS Sss a,s 49,;
N aS Maaass AnE aI Wheat
, naTa August no. NJ sp
Ssss0s's ! ld % BE- Ss.e S
5c strong at Soc for or aT 3@ss s owSl New
Is%el Steam s = 2spssnsss
aS S Fon pS. S
western and f ENG ,ssour aT%
Fs sHas csf q q es'S'a
fS ,s % FS"S I'M
81 sn higher d. De asssi n ~ Red track
Ta s, IST s RED shipment 81 free on s%TsI
gueE fHisy vanio. ''s active, southern apl
Wan nsS anna Yellow, en- track and in depot a0Gfc
Western Mixed do. 6oD6, &C. Mixed track and
of~ooc; REJECTED, baD6c. 2
mt spot a. i2446c Provisions Beet
fTa ss r 2H%s1 s nsa
a m ~ l3c do, IN SAT- 10 a0ll &c smoked sides %
Shnu ia IA nry salt az &C. do, smoked 41o3.c;
SAT- asasc; do Smoked estern X e
10 steam. H. DC; do Butchers Loose 5Oc
,, any quiet ana strong; Creamery Extra Pcnnsyvs
a3 oo no. western 2t926c io. Good Choice.
80; bradiord County and NcwYorK Extra. TUBS 24c
rne%" ., io1E-c, Western barry Extra l9a2cc. do.
u 10 Shoce. l1G lsc; ROLLS dull ana
wnseih lZ~I4c Eggs quiet and steady fennsyivana -
%noo; Western, l4@l4ie. Cheese firm New YORK Full
Good d. western Fun Cream 3a9a,c.. do. FAIR
nn - &C. Sohee steady Far ilo Jobbng sal &c
Good ReannF m%scovaa asS at Use ,Gr Far
sspiii crushed ana Powdered. 10 De- tranuated lOc
Mould A. &c Molasses quiet; 10e test qnotcu ~ 300
49, Heos-a"Ve mammal Timothy aud Flax. steady
ra iar demand Winter Bran. $50 rio co. spring
Pa 90 Whiskev hrm Western 81 10
81. LotiS. Ahs lt-Four nomipaily unclaimed Wheat
81 3o.a October. ST 32i. November 81 i35, brrn,ner
~ ~ AL the year No do, NJ 26Ia No do ~ 3D.
Corn IRREGULAR aud generally lower a, 5c cash and Agnst
neeember osc all the oats higher options
0r,on - - oasn 80 &c August 3Gio september 5fi4c.
pc pa Pork qnei obbing. fls 356sIS iO Bulk Meats
strong and higher shoulders 6sOc RIB Doe: clear
~ 5 aSon hr shoulders, Sc; Clear Rih, l06lc.0
s' sides lie iar,t higher; noninaiiy Ils5o.
nn,rr ami Eggs n'nmally hanged Whiskey al
- o.lpts-tlonf 7ro0 bbs, Wheat 75,0O0 bush;
,, oo n,rh Oats 2ooOU BUSH kye, 5000 bush.
npaionlS loI 1000 bbs. Whest lSaO0U bnsh. Corn,
i,ouu hush oats, 2l,um bush; Rye. 1000 hush
a~nE'2 Aug iA-whoat steady No. Rec spot, 81 27;
NukuSt 10 september, ~ 2Sat. SO3
yemb.r 81 32 Amber Michigan ~ ~ y Corn steady; High
q. no = spoi ~ gc september. 5sc. OctoheI.
August SIC Reccipts- Wheat ~ 900 bush Corn 3 0oj
ousi Shpnehs-Wheat 6l.ooD bush Com, $1,000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15
SleIDenS Anderson Steel Co.
OF NETWORK.
100000
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Thirty
Year Geld Bonds.
DUE APRIL !, l0n
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIF. I AND 0CT0BEfl I
IN NEW-yORK.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE N GOLD
COIN OF THE PRESENT UNITED STATES
STANDARD.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIT. 1 AND OCTOBER 1.
IN NEW-yORK.

Ih's' bonds are secured by first and mortgage upon
III the state Of Pcnnsylva all personal property MAZE
ri4 Anu STOCK on hand tine rhts privileges ami franchise.
al tie company; he various by the con,fauy
bcuding The several United patents granted 10 -
Charles w Sienens relating the direct process for
making I on and steel from the ore.
lhe mortgage deed OF exacned 10 the Farrcrs
Loan ana Trust Company. 81 Newlork a. trustee for tho
h"hdhoiders The bonds dated March ISL and aturc
Aph l. Sll The bonds be registered The works of the
company NJ Ptshurg formerly Mossrs Anderson
Co.. were established in Sf5 among the most OK
tensiVe IN The United States.
The profits OF the works shown by books Of Messrs
An'oTs q Co.. froa The year IsoG ss0 have averaged
about $4,000 year presen, COMPANY took
hrsi three months estimated S45lO or nearly
event. To pay The interest the entire loan year
The semens patents have been and
nounced vad by the eminent Park Bepia
min Bro The works at ptisbgrg rations of
the eemes process carefully examined Alexander
l. Holly prior % the purchase by this company Prom orr
kno"dg" OF the value Of tho property
able business 81 The COMPANY The usefulness economy OF
the sieens patents and The increasing The
industries OF The world do hesitate recomme NJ
tes" bonds a. thoroughly sound securities
or TIE ABOVE SI.oOO,ao0 A CONsIDERARIF
AMOUNT HAS ALREADY BEEN TAKEN FOR IN
yESTMENT.
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER AT 1903 AND &C.
CRULD INTEREST. REsERvING THE RIGHT TO
ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE
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1--WE sTocK MAnNErs-ny rE1nanAeu

.imrseo Ans lH-Thc Iroper' Journal reports HoGs-
receipts ou lead shipments. ,lnn market weabe
except choice, lower NJ ga,
at H5CoIs ., Iirht sG AZ ,sini..
tleaNy, 81 ''G-f' ~ Gras>cr-
CArti R-rrpts, l,Guo heat shipnenfs ZOO loaa
-hipping. - lo"-6 To- Native Butanurs ~ 30 asa 90
Slhkrf- -nn tr"der-, - 6O0$4 Vexan t,faNsrTs
- - Nattver and lalfhreeds 81 sO9 pens cleared
49, N~''''
SuEEr- "crpts. loo head market nominaly firm; Com,
moo !" medium. 3u0rf - la bg05
~. louis. Aug l3.--ItOGs- I..ht oro.les
Workers, - horf5 GO PacAinr lOaTG 30. Clore ~
Fancy Heavy 81 % 80 81; receipts head shirs
5000 hcao. ' ''''n'
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part of the week. and at the end a tro weaker.
The final bids for the continued It's and IS and the As
are Is lower than week ago. The feature among
the State bonds revival of interest III the low
price issues of the Carolinas and sharp advance i'm
prices, The movement, however, was short, and
prices later weakened. Railroad bonds were duh
aud without features. The business has not been
small tor more than a year.
Messrs. Donne Lawson & Simpson, bankers,
offer $1,O0O,OO0 first mortgage per cent gold
bonds OF the Siemens-Auderson Steel Company of
New York, ut 1903 and accrued interest. The par
ticulars set forth in advertising columns,
and the fiscal agents recommend the bonds as "A
thoroughly sound and desirable security"
The receipts of Hour and gram at tho principal
Atlantic ports Saturday. August Is, were:
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EUROPEAN rIxAvctAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAnKETs
LONDON. Aug I3-l2:30 p m-Atlantio Western
DTst trustees ccrfihcatCs. do second
Ere {5ts. New York Central lass. .a,ig rs Tiinols
Central 1851 Pennsylvania Central. 81. Milwaukee, and
~ Pnni il9 '
LONDON. Aug 1872 g. m.-Cousos IOos,e for money and
1904 io' the account Erie A Work Central
ILLINOIS l3sia wanna Central 81 ~ Residing
1884, New York onar1o and Western. 82a,
LONDON. Aug M 30 uParis adj auote three per
cent reutes ~ francs IA y Centtm~s -
LONDON. Aug i340Op m-ParlS sdvices unne thres mar
e'. ,en'os q. 90 ~ncS 20 cehtines Tor I'r account
PAka Aug l.'-5 m.-EXchange IA London francs
% checks.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Aug. 14-P. NJ.


The weeks exports of merchandise from New
York make an unfayorable comparison with
ihe imports for the week The value $3.50, 66D
pf last weeks imports. although 80 500, l9S smaller
than for the preceding week Of this year. is
81 497 43a greater than for the same week OF 1851
But the value t$S, 1862 92sl Of the weeks exports,
while 81 O6o6 500 in of the value Tor the pre-
reding week, is $l22l less than for the CORE
spending week of last year; making a total
difference of 81 619 552 against the port, compared
with the merchandise movement for the week OF
1880 The difference however, lis more than over
come By the difference in the specie movements OF
the weeks of the two years. The imports OF specie
for the week this year amounted only to 1920, SIG
against 81 S41 .74O for the week of 1880, and the
exports of specie for the week this year were
$I3O,OO0, against $76,211 for this week of last
year. The total movements of specie for the two
years from January ! to date Imports this
year $31 $40 96S against 81 500 $40 last year. and
exports this year $7.O6l 911. against 50, 335 go
The following shows the imports and exports other
than of securities at New-York, since January /,
for 1850 and 1851.
Merchandise ssl4 ssa7s4 4a2s Dec s49sssssS
Total imports s22,Ssi3sS 2Ss2sss9S Dec 2a$52a$7
EXPORTS
,sss p.o Rfssis'
Balance against
Thus while on the merchandise account the bal
against the port the business since January
! is only S34, O5S, sos, against a balance of
$67, ~, 500 year ago. including the specie
ments, the balance against the port is
$57 1888 PSI yet it 12 547 less than at this
date 1850.
The changes shown by last weeks statement of
bank averages were expected The increase in
the amount of loans is small hut it is expansion
Instead OF contraction. During the week-Satur-
day Ia FRIDAY inclusive-the Sph-Treasury took out
of the banks the of 81, S07 ,074 but of that
amount only 81 .362, 6T taken out during the
first halt o1 the week 81 ,973.926 Wednesday.
the fourth day, aud the remainder. 5 47O.45l was
about evenly divided between Thursday and Friday.
The banks report loss of 1888 900 legal-tenders
although receiving from the Sub Treasury during
the week the sum Of 1916 TOP. The shipments to
The interior TOR the week were about 800 900.
Tho following are the comparative totals of the
Statements OF August d and August Is:
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COTTON MARXErS-BY TErEyRApu


n da pands Gnd Middlng Orleans Gisgi' Sales
receipts i50 bales including 800 baIa Am,Ta vn
M ualands Low M,adnpg csnse August delivery cs'd
and october delivery Gia I'D October and Novepp PEI
asd December ana Jan1ss sv ,'ehVery 6'ed
march and April delivery. G'aad Futures easier '1 w.
LIVERPOOL Aug 1880 D. n.-Cottop--Ins s.Ioa ~,
day included 400 bales American. ~ '~'' Vi he
Augusta, Aug la.--CotIon quiet Mid,il,na Ia r
M,aillg ioaci Good Ordinary ac receipts 81 bales
MTaoEE Aug l3-,Coton quiet: Middding II &c; Low
aens &C; co GOOD Ordinary s7sc receipts 200 bales
BOSTON. Aug. l3-Cottop quiet. Middnng l2isc. Iou
Mielng II s Sood Ordinary o.c net receipts S4
Middlng l0Aallc. Good Ordinary iO1c; net receipts.
lJ2 bates; safes DO bales stock s02 bales. p'''
CINCINNATI. Aug. l3-C0tton steady MiddIinp
Mddng lO7sc. Good Ordinary 9c; receipts $50 balsS
rhinpent 2s2 bales. sales is0 bales spnners 100 bales
stock %.l9s bales ~
Lotus SnlE. Aug 1s-cotron quiet: Mddlng l1Sc
A1g ooG SGot,on quiet Mlins le
gross as bales sales. 100 bales: 4l9 bales
MEMPHIS Aug l3Cotton firm Middling IL lac, rece.pts
30 oaes shipments, 80 stock io45 bales
Md4ns io Good Sra Gn,st sMiadlns C Low
bates gross 50 bales bales sales
NKw;o ORLEANS. Aug ls.-cotton quiet Mddling IL &C.
$50 bass sos os o Sae Ordinary lns
Mosrotk Aug ls-cotton ARM sdang 114O net re-
Saes sc Saies exports coastwsc l40 bales sales
,d;a nKT1i Aug lsootton steady, Middling l2lc Low
bales to eSst ra o d9ss net receipt 100
spinner 32a bales stock, 4995 bales "''' 90 "~0'
aans os G aS,st os sns T &c. M nod s
s Ss sot bales 4 eaas,wse 100 ss
81 Louis Aug. l31ettsn ouiet Mfadlns llse., Low
shpmsni Ssl.s - as .s ssOsPs 90 ssss
s M,Ims'f io, Aug lsotaon Miadiiy iic; Low
exports siooi 80 ess. .''si'' ea''''
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riosr. Vssss,s ant R1ilr,rts
NFw-YoRK Saturday. Auc 10 1891
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The following shows the relation between u
Total rcSerXe and the total dennsli llalllitles

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and tue total deposit liabilities
Aug o. Aug i3 Changes
Specie S765lp9DO ST. S4l 100 Dec 81 500 300
Legal tenders. i6O6nOO0 l5.O27.UO0 $4,000
Total reserv" % 57O,3U0 S77Gs. 200 Dec 4,9O2 500
against Deposits SO eS5G75 IS jsn 600 Dec ll5sO75
Surplus 6,735.225 Dec Y6i7 725
The banks hold only Sd i25. 200 in cash
more thar at date last yctr and an increase
Of $44 52, 800 loans and the consequent increase
Of S44. 3O.eV0 III deposits the amount of
reserve required that the Snrplns reserve now IS
Dnly S2oS7 800 against $3.50 900 at the same
date last year, and tho proportion of reserve 10 de-
posits - oil cent against 2S 81 Der cent
August IA. 1850.
The following are the totals of the statements at
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THE SILVER CREAM COMPANY.

LATE STUART DUND.aS 4 COMPANY,
purchase Tor the world Indian
chandse and produce Of every description orders
aprvisOna renittnce attached "a the 20
on estimated vale balance drawn Tor under ~ dccu
The Silver Crcan Company commission
ton sale IN The Indian market merchandise and the produc
tiOns OF other
The = G. Company In batter position any
IN India 60 ship cigars Of brands the Company
their own mandatory In Rermudah Every cigar guar
nntecd TO be made FROM the material pocurabie
Upon receipt Of two dollars In postage stamps
very choice selection OF samples win BIO dispatched post
paid
panys business they shipping largely
c. III. STUART Manager.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. Saturday. Aug "a. 1881


LIvERrooL Aug. II Pork Mess Eastern DIM
~ SS Western, steady at IN unborland On
hrsner at d96d. short Rib al IsGd- Inn~ 1icar
steady y: 44I Sh0ri Clear, steady 45Bh
Cut ddi AZ az, shoulders steady 3d. Bee-Inda Mess
nome here Extra MeSs, dun AZ IA Prime nass.
nuu at 100 Lard-frime Western steady al -
lAllow-irne CITY steady 81 DIT
steady at 80. losin-Fino dun at IO.d on,
mon; unper at O.. Cheese american cho"s. s,o "an
=, ~, Lara on none sale Flour-Extrl Stalc
steady steady At H. wheai-N@ !, White, l03d sprims
20 steady al lU. New Winter Western al IO2d Nc,
southern Winter steady at aln Cora dxot al Sod
.Now sIeay AT 31d C0tionseed OIL Yellow 4 merlcap
none here isosin-c Common. Lonioa. nrmor AZ 81
oIlilts urpentno AT lontoA. steady ~ 32pd. ~
- LFhhip"L Aug l3-l2 . m-Breadstuns- Firm, Corn
VA per GENITAL Tor New Mixed Western Wheat sarlo3d
per cenh oi average California White lO2d Tor
C",nornla cub Hiod1l0fd Tor Red Winter. "
D., LiVtironi- Aug 80 q m-Bee 49, per tierce
vol nAna mana sieSs Cheese, 536d per the b.s
grades ~ AMERICAN Bacon, "a. per Tor Long Clear
s'mns allow -" pei cwt. Lard. 5h9d per cwt. Tor
American Pork. "a per bbl Prime Mess - ~ "
LONDON Aug. IA o. m.-Cacuto Linseen 6loao
% PEI quarter Sperm OIL &JS04 80 per Pale Rosn
nnloT, spirits TuIentinc "a 90 o35 pei cw nrGua,i
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eSoH common itosin. 5Hd Linseed S27 - IrI I'm
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100 kilus. ~ - 80 ""n0S
thtNRs. Aug l3.-Petroieum. marks 40 pfepninss
-ohAVkE Aug l3-Wlcox's Lard closed At tjs franco
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ptcungs 100 - ~~' "'
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