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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

$50 cases Canned Meats SOL 216O sacks Seed SO
German 2 b ar sides Leather S q Essential o sq
NTE6 KfNGDo SGS British hflnf Dark FeS sGo d. Do
9yn nop account .coNsTAYTiN0PIE, allan bark
reported saturday $500 Go do; s &
British 1913 tons 6J5 Go, d SI private 'iH
al ic pcr fnt austrian bark 3S2 tons genera T
Gegan brig, 292 tons at rates BOSTON AND W;
G95e WI b active and steady Crude Sperm g.
uu9 whale oOG52c for southern and 52065c for S0qih;
ni S ar aenade9 SS935c Refined Cotton seed zoe
'9 pF IpT IdatG,gI ,i Lard OIL 02c for Prime
wholly nomn Crude Certificates lower we quote: Crude
7 SoI n grSI te Naphtna Refined in 99is here e
SCI cases Id9dl c MI Hi W. Arnold reports Crude
ssSSs Ia II sales sec; 1880 M, 85ci II
S{'c M , S5ag5ie n $50 sa me- 81; p m
2ighes 81 81 $40 i0vl p NJ sia8a2c M s3SS$ &c
i FgPrHary SCI March s9c April Ole Crude elgiya
27IGO united shipments 762j total for month 53l 27l
very dull unsettled and again
iavr nGnirt S1 vrs On SH9 st9l9r ely lily &
Mes 70 fdT eT no sales reported Family Mes $ls 'Q%ls IS
81 9Oa$lS BEEF In moderate "a O. nj n, adv pces
xi5a Mes, Si2 Packet 80 boas5 Family Mess 81 30
very strongly held and in fair demand quoted 81 20
i0c Smoked S5ouGc' Ei H5ISH dni weak
HOGS sa fifp da 6 hatana6a :oT 20
fSa gSy and az o Nc oPi oP e5
ABOUT 10 per 100 10, lower nut closed Stety
Tth reaetion Of 2ac from the inside rates. export trad
ncgs GTaGs s9sk and rather more doing on
iii'55 Rs Ii-%2a ll5}ci LOCO tcS ncGember n5y@
lLl5e closing ll.l0ci .oOO tcs February, ll5OGll5sc
3ocns ll'22c and hrokcragc; 1000 tc March ll62aG
dosing IT, 80 t5 S Msy. III Ca L s1 ico closing
% 6ty steam I'm nG f5 ".r ~ .S i G' 2 fS 1850
- 'oSn5 ld'q lL2oc; Refined quoted ll50c Con.
stock m light supply and held very hrn, common grade Gn
St3" sweet 'rramcry 5ia3fc: state UaltFrsin Tubs
choice "a c state Uary Fi5Ln Ioorto soc, Isd32c;
S,Ic welsh Tubs Fair to Chgcc 26uaDc' state Dairy
choice 32a 2c. Imitation trr,ru,rv. 30@4Gc, Western
Gh"t y r 10 0R @ o s' MS'.e@ gts''o Fio G
Choice GRADES n i1ht receipt and held very strong win
Frioy, common FANCY ali2ia, Western lIlJ Far to
common to Choice ,.' l'l lhSstt fGa 'aGf
lud nerby 3 It! Slab ' anI r5aasy;ana 5oac;
olI nd olnta Choice held azsc LueJ Canada Western
to sir Fy aoye ' 20 r cona lqan 5s C2m%n
20. k."n"n 5'ao O., duty paid AMI 2 -Ir, I'D bond.
asl., cop no,curn, 20 dr.e. Roc pt4 1885 casks;
sNL1-rrgrs rm. balsm m,1ertg supply receipts Of
L''rro. r''r I'm 'Cr il'g recently; 'ad c. 'uiacga
lIo,cs' - -" A,htous ana rhgnS - jo other brands
ePI, to-Dl-' n.n.nni calcutta Gmgor 5'2c; Niric1n,
~ a3ic, Mac. 90 as1c. CDua cassiA Isba!9+ci Prime
g 5an at . i3se5sis 5,'er iui and nominal al
-StGhR-Eaw aa Fair E,asng quoted q nom. 7.e.
& understood ne 4a.n,s ias fare le,weep gcaggrs ana
T." y nga ,'n..i ,'r ''9.' -e L""a,T,1. "ta.n
iaa YSo a dS ..5E ! E I'D 7sa7 sS. Yc
srENHlIL-opu. weak and unsettled. Prime city, ll',c;
| TALLoW quiet ,'sll,. sl.,. 5000 b, 5Ica7sc
T0HACco- Kcn'uc.y ia ieii I.magd and steady: Lur,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
CLoSYYGPRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCRS
psnar,sd hu InHa q DAvLs 3 Co.. Yo II IRLts.
TrrsDAY, Dec. Or. N.

II y y
The Chicago Tribune Of Sunday, December 4,
prints its usual report of the shipments eastward
by the six railroads leaving that city for the week
ended last Saturday The total tons shipped for the
week amounted to 4G, 954 TONS against 80, 624 tons
for the preceding week. increase Of 1880 tons,
which The Tribune accounts for as follows:
The increase is due partly to the intervention OF
Thonksgiyng Day. a week ago last Thursday, the ship
ments for that day and days following being omitted
from the statement Of that week and carried TO last
weeks statement. and partly TO stronger competition
among the various roads, which resulted In the cutting
~ Grain rates By several OF the Inca II Ia claimed that
nnb of the grain shipped last week was contracted for
Al IS cents per 100 pounds while the regular tariff rate
is 20 cents per 100 pounds.
The following is the statement in detail Of the
shipments from Chicago of flour, grain aud provis-
ions for the week ended Saturday, December 8,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
for the week ended Saturday, December 8
.G0.799 2e.4lO

There was little in to-day's stock market that is
of special interest The fluctuations generally were
small and Insignificant. Considering the strin-
gency in money, the market developed an unex-
pected indication of strength There was not enough
known Of the purport of the Presidents message or
OF the report of the Secretary of the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IoypoN Dec Bl2:3O y. m-COnsos 097rs for money and
995 for tie account bonds, four per CENTS l2l IL do
half per cents, ll AtMtG and Great Western
drs mortgage trustees certificates, 53b Enc, 4G2 New
YORK Central l42l4 Reading. 1916 Illinois Central 1877; New
Ork Ontario and Western 81.
LONDON Dec. 6-23OP m.-Pars advces quote Three per
cent rentes 81 francs 81 confines Tor the account
LONDON Dec 6-4:0O m-COnsOls, 9JS8 for money, and
10 for The account; bonds per cents l2l Atlantic
and Great Western first mortgage trustees ctihcates 63
DO second mortgage 1895 Ere 46ds; Reading, 35SG New
York Ontario and Western. 31si.
IGypoN Dec Ga p. m.-1be amount Of bullion with.
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance to-day is
IOSDoy Dec 6-5:3O p. m.-Pans adviceS quote tpree
er Ceu 50 francs 80 centmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07


METALs-Amercan and Scotch Pig IroDs continue in
$780, No 2 G23dS24, Forge, w bOnf2 Scotch PigEgin
ion s23; Carnbro 50 COneas S26dtZG 90; GengarnOch
Gartscherre $4 76d$25 Scrap firm at So ship
Iron WAS quoted az S4Sds5O; $50
Old Iron Rails quiet at $29dt 25 for rs and S3l 90
aS32 D. Hs IngOt Copper rues strong l94al0sc
22iqo for straits aud 22sG229c for Billion and Australian
s. 81 aSsG 25 DO efne So 25Gs5 S7 Coke Tin, s. 90
do Terne S5ds6 l2l@ Load Arm. and In demand at 0sD
6so; spclter firm at 57saGc for Common Domestic
A0LAssES-New crop Hew'Orleans quiet at i6d6lo
NAVAL sToHEs-spiits Of Turpentne was in better
demand and holders showed seancss sales 800 bills
jobbng lots, &c Resins rmer and In better
call We quote 81 20aS2 % for Good Strained; NO q
81 40ds2 30 No l. 81 G5dS2 50 Low 20 ExIa Pale $50
g 15i window Glass sidA 25i Tar IS 2oG@S OOi CITY
OIL CAKE-Dnii and easy at $50 30 for Western bag
OIL MEAL-Lmseed quoted 1926 Cotton3eod nominal
OCEAN PREIGHTs- rates we're irregular aud business
moderate the tonnage In port s not large LlV EI
POOL, 5000 bush Grain, Sd, 90 NJ 5000 pkga
and Cheese 2 Cd los; LOO bales Cotton. ll64
old; small lots Of Flour Cd 5000 sacks do In sacks
OF Pork 2s. OH CAKE l0s.i Tobacco 20sj 2o0 tons
seaI' 10000 bush Grain sid small lots q
Flour. Is. 9da2s. per DbLi 5000 sacks dor l6s
25d27s Cd. Taow. 2Us; Beef S. 9ddis and Pork 3si OIL
Cake l6s 3d. Hops d Tobacco 20si 200 tons measure
ment goods, rs, Cd. GLASGOW, steam Grain
Bacon e0s. and Butter and Cheese 30s ANTWERP
80 900 bush gran obi moderate lots OF Flour "a per
Dbl and IFS Cd. per ton Bacon 2Os, aud Cheese sos
agh Ga 1sf9 Gram qagHs4f S da bTs
Corn 80 pfcnnigs 800 bates Cotton '!gc 40 bels iu6.
100 cases d. 81 co.. 10 hhds. Thiow. IL co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

y"' FL n Is Pic, Tor Hues aud Margins pcoenler
il3' J2ni'T' Inlr iigi5' iaiy. i5t4 August
Sr. r 5' F.5r,ary j. 3ltIs.; Ma.ca l26iieii552i
It' .-r, tns1,t. i5IiQi3i2 September. 1874
30 ilt!, ,iAl ,r,rlv onict: Tauan wax 30
;jg.,g u,rii. - - PAN 30 rto on i II +, -
~ Ilc,o arrive ling faw9c = "a , 5U, ,i''t
Nol' 49, , ri 10. e., orara Potash i5I n &C.
ir ,,'1 Hai. ,e,, p so ~ Ta .i 80 Wilma
Wc..u aua 5,ar', iar Soutn.rn GaiansI ',,l'f oo
.rto . 'I va '' Gr ,"' 'Tnici5n iiGI5c. Ia.
isrsr. lo,oc Acar laI Isl A;s,iGl,da , i5 d, S
ac ,c elegc gte4 NaadeT 2G'si iGr i inset s"'
Power % a. a; ~ ~. "a G7Lq,i 10 do Peunyfora
ID" si. 49, o. 'oG,-,,er,. active and steady: sales
a. 49, . a.. 1ni p for SO p; CO.. quiet "'"Ifc,. - %
rs. Bank 80 5' %. Boy h,rnni 10 Ho ne ~, i,
u2usTG r%.W ,lli' ES,a, tnr Haftrt Wilton,
io'.,r lad. in1r'r .'le-. 500 ,' '.. .a- l,n3 l
i.,.. So. 70 - ,ei 7ll13a ~. '.fl, no. r
Wet ialc. p '.'- &C., ..' i. Ion ..,,rl
Wh.it' 80" hl,. g.. '..I' >. t,-g.t. -.,
i,-' -'.,,...a i,til y iu.-g RS o., .oe r,re,.
,fDII.''N 'tt', i,,.,. U. .a1.. o. .t. ,..a.a
g.Ir.. IuJilrh IIIn'' new '-., . '' ...'
ls.y. slr.ia,s, LatI's q. .| o.. ."' F"'., I'',,.
Ia1. rlsc. Ainu't 90 ,i''i. .'.,i' '" .'' .. '
lu.rE 'auI"r I'' lt',' 'i '.. it..,i E,t. e. t.
80 .,c. lfi... o.. ~ .I'i go, ., 80. r.
mute. i."-tHI yer -.f D. ..,.... ~ .. Wv '-'
D lam; --.'. 'L 'Iri '' l,.' a., .', ma.
%. tI' ..4'. '..' b''N t'l' ii'. -'.
q. -.i rI"r' 90. .a '.......r 49, o.,
a-5 --. common % Ter ......' -, . ..'.
Good u fancy DOL f.. ,i,tr. n.atH' .,.'
western go -. ''' -, IT, QUO 1.. "a. -.
mon, To- coos, ~ 49, 90 as 20 C.a.1r tfra 'uun.
topI y" q v.' 49, ,...- ESQ.,. %. uv, .,.,.,.
- l'.r.-.'.. VOW . .t-, ..s- 10 -fr,.,+ s-.t- '
-u'Infb %. I.-.. .- d., ''i ... o. .... e.. %
rnisn', ~ t I.'', r4. p. co., rt v...,
r''t '',l - l''.- ...'' a. .,.... ,, .r,..... I'D
tcr @ar,i t'ii'. a,,',.i ,rri,.Il.. . $50 rl-
-Ut fHIiF wv, Do "'..' ...L'.. .i'
iUU udlu2 common ~" N'''' a..
thn.sr, -. -t 81 49, ..'i - ..'.'
suf sale; 80 ,,'i. ,f.' t..u ,-
-.-El'hN ~ 49, .t. .f.',.. ..t
lntt" very g'"' a, @ d. Ivy. - i....... ,...
l''iriiu' , '''" "''''"
50 $40 j, ..r ,,.,tt ,..tI ir., .s.r. ,,l,t
"liAiN -" mo ! ,t ~, A.. a., g.. ,. .. 3D..
demand ful' ',l.,'' w. ',..',i... ,....t 3D., .,..'
NlHff l'h ''N'' ... ,... ,f'..'.
closing nloY lf'''. NJ . 7'i' 2' 49,, b., T , 49, 't. .
sales. l,--t,u"' bn.H tutHHii'' J. ' M
Iu.rul'l 20 ttAI 20 go ~ ~ ~. 49, .'''-'
500. uuuih, 30 o.. NO = ~ .'f' '". '', ~ ''''.
20 sIH-l ga, lngIan'a amer 49, y, ~. 20 .,'''
so. Red, - t', 80" i'I - 20 80 ,,,' - s-
y 4. I"lh 30 ii,,''t' a.. ~ Ut'f, IN lll
. ia Itfq, ID nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

NWUlIIy IV0Tagor1CT-7'| TI' T1'
Of distribution were AZ follows ETIc Railway ] " cans OF
Cream u caus OF Harlem i.ai.rUl 80 do; New-
Haven silruId $50 do; Hudson RIVER Railroad $40 TO-:
Midland ,Ioli, 900 0f MIR and % cans di cream;
Ntw-Ncrk cts Northern Railroad, $50 cans 81 MIX
aurnus nearby routes lj2J CaS-tota y tlO cans
oi Mix o. quart, each and 1913 cans Of Cream Inc prices
40 which the surplus has been sold on the platform average
- b. beg nuns at - 20 ard closing 300 - % The supply
and are about equal hgd prices are hsh enough Ia
make fair prot Tor ue 70 Farmers no" lc'ee GO per
quart FOR rcr milk. ~, , ,r,.
FXuors OF Potatoes lSJI bbls OF Onions % pkgs The
rer,ips Potatoes light, but the demand 10 also
light yet the market has firm tone and some very choice
State Earl. Rose have reached - sweets selling slowly
a lower utc- onions about steady with rather moderate
movement Turuips lower and uasA and 'ADbaBe ESheF
t.Ift fat N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
RIVER CONTRACTING co,

HUDSON RIVER CONTRACTING co,
20 NAssAU.sE, NEwYoRK,
'E1HE second instament Of ten per cent. on
account 0f subscriptions 10 the stock " this company,
viii De due and payable the Josh 81 December 1881.
Cheeks may be sent 10 DUNCAN ID. PARMLY,
b. 1871 Treasnrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE Co. lao BROADWAY, y
Room Z, NEw.YoRK, December 8. 1881 y
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the RICH

'I'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the RICH
IL MoND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY offer the privilege" TO
its Shareholders OF record December ~ 1884, subscribing
to extent not exceeding half OF their STOCK the
Cent Accumulaye Income Bonds" OF the Virginia Mid
land Railway Company Of seventy cents Oc) the dollar
with bonus Of fifty per cent OF the subscription, In
mon stock Of the same company
The subscription to be paid at the Office Of the company 45
Broadway, New York City IN two equal nstlments
the before December 49, 1884, the second when
called delivery of the bonds and stock in
the hands OF the engraver.
The books of the company will be closed the Union Trust
Company OF ew-York Transfer Agent M, ,cenber
u, and reopened on the morning OF December L.
WILLIAM r. TBIGG,
A0an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUslfCOMPANY,)
No. 12n BRO ANYWAY NEN. YORK. y

UFFIIA OF IIIE MEKIANIIIE INUsIlJONFAN1,l
No. 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK. :
Nov. 20, 1851
'THE Mercantile Trust Company will receive
certificates of the stock of the NewYOrk Elevated Rail-
road Company 10 De exchanged for first preferred stock Of
the Manhattan Railway Company as that company
SHAH be prepared to Increase is capital stock in accordance
with the agreement between the Manhattan Railway
the New. York Elevated Railroad Company
Mer polan Elevated Railway Company, dated NOyember
H. 1851 Upon the delivery OF the certificates 20 this
pauy wiz pay Ten Dollars share in cash and issue
cCp in the form certificate engaging 10 deliver 20 the
hOdc certificate for the first preferred OF the Man.
haitian Company the Manhattan Company shall be
prepared 10 increase It's capital stock; and such preferred
stock the BOders before 10Th day Of
January certificates be returned TO them
LOUIS FITZGERALD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

Do, good 10 prime-.. 6is@ 2
Do, shelied ..-..-- ., ~
PecaB.nuts. n. ....' iU.2ti y
Hickorynuts. bush. 1 0VG % Il
Black Walnuts, bush 5O@oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

TREAsURERis OFFICE NEw.YoRY NEW. aAYEs AND )
HARTFORD RAILROAD CO..
TFHE transfer books of this company will be
closed from he afternoon OF the 9th inst until the
Ing of 18Th prONmn.
49, order Of the Board OF Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
POULTRY AND CANE.

1--we poultry in pretty re receipts and selling very slowly
at lower prices EcBhay present wants aud the Jews
hid very low except for Geese which are scarce ana hr
Jhcmarket Is oycIstOcKed with drcss eel poultry NfG
quautt carried from last k and the receipts
Yesterday and today liberal Inc weather continues
mild aad alters all wen $40 sod. But the iact tht y
bulk at tie stock coming forward b. out o cOhdlu a
wit not admit holding induced receivers 70 lower
prices hglTe which tine stock viii sell The saeS are
therefore large, but take an Of this week 10
clear ont the stOch before there can pc my
decided Improvement; The b, marks of state ana western
'Tur.ya M ga zoe generally. an fancy marx
up 10 Ilc Chickens mainly sold al 7aac Geese g
scarce and viii bring as much Turkeys. The supply OF
Game very large but the weather Is Wam AMI 1ohanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
itecaDJs. S2tD ns1tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
S5.OOO.OOO E EdEsl . M 81 HIiINi

S5.OOO.OOO F EJESg q M t5I PGfNEE
AND WINNIPEG RAILOAD COMPANY subscriptions
will De received anu after Monday the l2h instant at
Office No IS Broadway for part OF the above men,
toned bonds.
bonds dated May LIST 1881 have thirty 10
carry interest at the rate Of per annum,
able emian uuay upon the FIRST days Gf MAY and NOyen
ber New York and both principal and interest pay
able Ia United states gold coin Of the present standard Of
yaCe They issued a: rate Of $4,000
me provide means for the construction and eq up
cnt OF the cOmpanys Railroad aud secured by hrst
TO the Central Trust Company OF New
York the bOndhodes the franchises and entire
railroad ana property Of the company including very vau
able land grant OF 400 acres per mile
The bonds offered at 22 cent premium and accrued
interest 02j each bond subscribed for and accrued
thereon payment Of which viii entitle the SUBJ
hcIber mortgage bond for $1,000 and also tO en-
amount OF the second mortgage income bonds III the conn
pany issued the Of only 5000 mile and secured
the franchises railroad and prOper equal 10 40
per o the par face value OF sd nrst mortgage
bond and in Ike proportion for larger amounts.
Subscribers for and receive their bonds at the
time OF subscription; at their option 10 cent
Of the amount the time Of subscription and 10 per cent
M hy after until the whole shall be pail.
Y B-Pm hets giving full information sent Cl request
BOODY, MCCLELLAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07
financial.

NOTICE.
Stockholders OF the Metropolitan Elevated Railway Com.
pany unwilling surrender the guarantee OF
Manhattan Railway Company opposed 10 the proposed
consolidation Metropolitan Company with the Manhat.
Company requested communicate with the under
STOUT 4 co, % Broad-st
New.York, Nov. 90 1881. S. II. KNEELAND, SO wallst
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
" NEW iO''N S Nv Dec 8, 1881. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders OF Edison Electric Illuminating Company Of
NewYor election Of thirteen directors TO for
the ensuing year. and three inspectors OF election for the
neetng will the ONCE OF the ComS
pany No 65 5thave New York Tuesday, December 49,
- o'clock The polls viii be open for the reception
of votes from ~ Transfer books will close the
It'll and reopen on the 14th inst BY order
c. GODDARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

A.,
Receipts Of Dried Fruit for the week y pigs Win 40
pkgs OF Peanuts and 1856 pkgs OF Pecan Nus' EhPors
Dried APPLES 1884 pkgA Tho market Is heavy Tor nearly
kinds Of Dried Fruits and lower prices won DC III,
would lead Western markets are rep0tle uul
with prices but little above the hgures asked mere ~
Southern shippers pressing their goous TINS way IN Prt
liberal quantities.. Eyaporaed Apples are 9uoape ~ lic
In small way Il Is possible 60 slightly exceed that ng
Choice quito freely offered al pun p ~
APPLES have very little inquiry. Evaporated Peele
Peaches and held with some confidence Eyap
rated Unpeeled In liberal supply and weak No movement
either sub dried Peeled unPeolcd small sales
DaInsOn Plnms reported at dc, and market dull Ol
small FruIis unchanged stock and demand both light Pc
nuts selling fairly at frm prices. Chesnuts about throug
tatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

Receipts the week 5fs bales; last week Jos baesi
for the week. 535 bales imports 20 large Daes.
Market dull holders forced 10 accept lo""
prices TO sales making no purchases ana
exporters show very decided Indifference Quotations
state Choice sl.....2sG DO Poor to Far 90 lV@ii2
DO Good tO Prime 5d26 DO, FAR TO Prime, 10. O3l9
DO Fair tO Good % 62J EasteU'e o@59
Do Good 10 Prime 80 1892 Pacific Coast 81. ..loGZ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

,cccipts ior the wcr 1,'Ol boxes; last week SO2ti
HAYES. gprrsposlnr wcak last year Ub6l boxes Exports
fp me- week. G1l boxes. time last yolr $1,000 boxes
liverpool cable quotations steady at OBS: for september
C.c. and hiS for Summer make. fngh by steam TO ly'
,rpoo i2s cd GI5s The market m rule Is very dun tx.
uoItCrs are still buying fancy Cheese ana pa I2c
r tty freely kind Of goods In dull market
ana stock must now be per
,} I'm every rrspcci 10 draw bid OF l2c. The medium
good GRADES fun stock Cheese have very niue inquiry and
tlp hulk Of the receipts stored Inc nigh price
~ Euter has induced most Of the Pennsylya'
MIA factOrymen 10 skim lhrlr mllk pretty
roly there H Therefore poorer Of Creamery Skins
un,no prices lower A few choice phcels arc taken
M fhc nome Trade ia hut the Duh ~ the good STOCK
s cuua eXportes 20 Hc December mas Always been
% auH month IN the Chcc+ trade QnpAloha ~ q
49,. do unn
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-28
Making Amends.

A dramatist sitting by a friend at @
theater contrived TO extract a handker-
chief from his pocket and transfer it to
his own. Presently man behind him,
tapping him on the shoulder, whispered:
beg pardon; here's your purse. Didn't
know you belonged to the profession;
all right" at the same time slipping into
the amateurs hand the purse he had ex-
tracted from his pocket. The story may
pass, for altogether honor among thieves
has no existence, it is probable that reg
ular practitioners act on the principle
that dog should not eat dog. That they
ever go an inch beyond that we do not
believe, even though we have It on the
authority of the GGuLOiS that Charles
Dickens once lost his watch at a theatre
in Paris, and found it at his hotel with o
note running:
iSir-I hope you will excuse me; but
thoughtI was dealing with Frenchman, and
not a countryman. Finding out my mistake,
hasten to repair it by returning herewith the
watch stole from you. beg you to receive
the homage of my respect, and believe me, my
dear countryman, your humble and obedient
servant. A PICK-PoCKET.
Trifers with feminine affections do not
always get off cheaply. Ayoung clergy
man, wise enough to choose well, but
foolish enough to allow himself to be
ruled by his friends, after proposing to a
young lady, declined to fulfill the en-
gagement; and being sued for breach OF
promise, was cast in damages 900.
This brought him to his senses. Seek
ing the plaintiff, he owned that he had
behaved UNANIMOUSLY, but vowed that he
had loved her all the while and loved her
still, and prayed her to forgive and for
get. ''My friends, said he, "can make
no objection now; they cannot say you
are without & penny, since you have
G5, 900 of your very own. His pleading
proved irresistible, and the lady and
money were soon his own again. Cham
beT'S Journal.