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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Fr 1%1 n1 1q'y G9on d I'm MUM c.l,
3rS ~ 2 , = &q It;a - 5o.- 25 do. Family,
= 75a5o -; do FAMILY IS 57 DO 10 b-nnS a. Is 90
SU -.'l"So f4"'y, - 20 southern steady
q 5 No Wos!cra -r i,7d SPOT " ?a'.e} 2', July,
Der - -. 121 Corn-souhern Sos,inal ab-nc.
July So - c X2sist 81 & nn1bsr 5HR@
ste'ln.r 49, G1sf md siS.y; Western w1ic
't@ S 10 ChGise fTnn'} 1anL! and -ry-nd 81 ESQ
Whcsi I'M sales Of a bn.h 70 whF 2,ch Geian a.
81 10 II .rd Iunth he'd A. ~ -. sales
S5d 02 M@sia no. % s 4 @osa. o; uqS Ill., T and
N-%Yofs BY r%hG sc CSrn ~; ' o4t .c
York Or. in t5rs ~ o Ii ORR a ,t'' , nNo
ba:9 oa,, 5o55 igsh, .. 1905 BAL. OO"' -''OV0
!TI Sp-,S n.y. 5. I'19 d1 ac.J
Iii III A1snct 80 ! do 81 i:-cS.s ~
&C. st @ S, 49,. rI . ~ -. ~. C cs
ai' e '. 9Sr'-n'e ~. hr,-r It e6 Barley ,t.dr
Si9 - ab and r ts ose'sty 1a y ~, ;.,r at
Pr, l Lard strong 'pH E-hsT so.i So .'.n 81 e
Hrger sne4cr ..c ~torl m ..s5c shortciSar 9o5c
v GSy'NA1 "a 9gy 70 ssa. !qll Family = go 20
@ II receipts .spseHi, 5000 6ash cpf m
nT1 1c at - for 10 Mil. osts sc.rre nod nrm
Nh iaTl stldncr iLc9c .ttGn snoa
Cr Rn Sic Gf Nivs &C. Wf,. sS4 Trm 81 c
ng;tcr eHu sancy cre.n-;y 2tsi-c CN.dc Vsss.rn Re
la at lower rates. li,lds. l0',iI ~ or.sn., D.;
rs rs r9csnE s1G a..1srv - = 10; r:e,ig,s $50
pErnon, Jry li.-slolr un.iapsci, wheat quc, NO
sn,l p i5 .scpsme-r ~ os'S5.-' -, al ne
S1 joc Zoo, 6b. Wis., 1is , ~.
@aa ZOO bush. shipmenss-Four 1000 GOl, whc.
an t% 81 Ir1 ,@,y ,l2Gr ~, ~ and nass9rc
SGl;e'4n;Gr n 90 oet..r 81 d9'si revcml-. i OK.
yc ar - e. IL 9",' isS1-"S 10 ~ 80 10
81 - ArS.,i & rr or l. -. ' CO.. ana my
- 3.sH Fr-r
r.u,AuaL.IIi jl,y ii-.onr onls. p,nn,vl,or., ,.,.
a. ,r Emao'9,. 10 -'r; cly4F G9od,, ren,,lven
Dos, Ill., -1 aa .SS Wis n Hys , Flour qy n
- Oh Jo- Iyo c.,y. ma .ps o r@ 9t
r a' s iri's 'i's 'c hc'.,c1 S52c thocAr 20
board oats l va.ssa '''' ~, + % lro fis'e
e., iiam-, s'e, inaa ses' be@ s3t ~ So.
2c:o u s.,. ,olg-c. -ioo.@ she, 5i..iot: e6oGa.r
r' On ,o @ - g. Hr'ai.rs in li"-ic.
!, i5se '['.'rr $50. ~. 90. ,tcam. do
.T'1 'e"rr E,..A ee'y ,-.,. 2'ci 40 ~.si.ra
ar ro .i'' , r% de- o. ti5e"s 49, 49, %sn
Ho1s gan r,4n r,nl. a1l vc,crT. ssitc' Ia,.,
eia %cFl., al Cre.si. - ven, wi O., ,-5
o. Penn ' 10 .' r. a., i,''f 7s,' IT.
Tr to Goo eeon ny t3 Gai q"'I,s! , Tor
1u Xxx flushed ~ga o''aes,a To- Gr'rohiei iosc
- 3, r" ce.cr noainal inoaT as6 fi,I s,e y
az 3 w gs'r .s f.. 1g Z 4nyd = oo 7 IN
Iq', ei IT, Ann siIf iii't ssy ~ 55',
= l'%psl ~ "cs's.' y i4',l.i - al Inc ia No.
.c. "c'oh.r; 81 ''2'c ~ III year. .co1,c
J. s. Gs nor ?'s o' 5c "' PIX "a, 'i 5
IN ar ri -, ~ I.t; Eco "'f""g rhona'cs '.c;
i, @G' n at %! q. .c & l5 , ws
D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
TERMS or PAYMENT:
81 per share application
so per share delivery Of shares and land certificates
Offices: Third and Chestnut-sts., Phila-
delphia. Jacksonville, Fla.

This company have contract with Board OF Internal
OF Florida fhe "A 10
vide an ouot TOR Lake OAeecobc, and thereby retaining
periodical overflow lands Of
I"oyior ana east OF Peace Greek, the containing up
of s,OOo,ouO The COMPANY
Onchah OF the lands as fast as reclaimed.
This also the
Steamboat Canal
u connecting tho inlcs
Florida which VII exclusive
inland steam navigation through country unsurpassed FOR
fertility o soil ana saubriy OF climate Of the con
srncuon OF this canal the company win receive land grant
3,S4O canal constructed. which
the company about 100000 acres OF lands Immediately
ing the canal
The machinery for eNcavatng tho canals along the east
and into Lake OkecchObee both
lines OF canal expected 10 completed Soptenbr
1882.
The state of Florida Offers advantages for tho IN
capital in construction ~ of ansIo,t tan
the purchase and improvement OF lands, OF any state in the
union-by reason of its geographical position climate and
fertility OF SOIL adapted to the cultivation crops covering
The widest scope emSTng all Of the grains ve
ical and fruits plants in great Ti.
and maturing 10 that GcTcc of
other point within the United ~ ~
Prospectus and detailed reports application al the Office
OF the company. ~ ~ NNNN>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

Chicago JuS lI.-IIoGs-neccipta 23OOO head: ship
N. liN Ouoo heal market s"say win good demand ;
lAl King slow at 50 90dFO Cuoirn Heavy
- ' ~ ~ -7' -'7'' 49,
NAiIGEHeccipts, 1900 head shipments. 200 head;
ny s'~y VII far dcinAnd Coed Choice IIclyy
fllnpg 70 l3Gr6 - Common 70 Fair - so4$5 40 NJ
81 H50~3 ' ~ w. -
SHE&l-Rcceips zoo hosd demand good and tsling ul
ward; Common "a Good SAGA 90 no exports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

.iu T. rifst 30 had q. y. t, JbJ mead; Levy
S.. ioftne wook were SIS fo'lo7l: T. e. Tastmp' COS
rs 9ta -ie,n All ii 'iyT e, S, Quart ,is o. q
ercs'e q aionand 10 Drossoi og ot the eorsc pond,
11 ,lPy gi 'oo darns the pat Week vas 2crao
ysHee rae.s Friday we're INC mora no,ccaos jar5
butchers .'r drolcrs. on Sas,u.ay about 10 criosi.
/ "r''n ir ,.'agii,rrs direct and fo4 ga, market,
Wcc'. me ,o.a sugily fog today,s lus-syG c4cuias
' sT ~, 51 a iSia IA AMI g.. S 5ss a a.
INF figcd 'e s3,oi l,gAt eomaoa na, YES to some
5Ms ,n, %ers rated n most Instance, shade lover
Mee M ~ .id c%ti"s dsutc' Oh Eay Thc sf:s,
s hut, 'o'y ir 'gde was reeor,id ctd
~ 5fTn.aan. ,c'S5osss, (:u, were SOFA f..
sa,s 81 thonrh z MA and ~ bSE Ai te
Go % e. VIII cars OF Tair Corn Fel Texans al loc, 70
ii'2'at o.. a1 qaa ii1 rdu@ Taty9 $t'els az
10 Pine s st. " ID d 70 =
we, ,!s} GH 4 cro Il ne stat qrasssr3 sofa al ac yo
S 81 apqas l h2 ay C sl oTn hG TO-
ctp aboat &C. to oIo~ = b. ard c pr Il! Gc Tc
Satte we5e TED AMI r'scd aAqt oncs Of Cacaso by
s O n@. aqa "%a s"G ,sd o 5a broad y' and S&
@ long were r1i ont even itn Rc nP b5nc g"' In on Sa
.r ia me- 1 Eo % D.r,dns A15 no scoGnd,ae
IN Chicago or i5 ii hcrc Pr,rSi gi !" ~ ~, 10
lie on "i l i-i taSy YOU'D iross -, les nan e b
h. ~ here 6cir G ~ ieDoE Ju"t as SoM S.siie haze
o ,i 6e Ti Of I' var; The mea, l. SAD 20 DO
lie iar beer was ever served at those rcsorts
"a: il shipment rc'sGi qaaria ' And Mc hrr aa
pcl ro' VIA Doa, to i SS y GSyGT5 'f1aG NO
oo% lakes ont 1900 quarters of bc, carcassts Of
lies 4 5gSg c,'yI sa4er Co.. for wehcr l4pcr
IL -. ID a.,
26Xcn o. f az pTr t,.'t 90 l9,o D. ct l0'c
dSdV H. as 9 % ~ icss 81 per head; Tor Au IN
e.: - ohio Suics lies n at II ~ 5G H. tor L. H. SaaIcr:
orJ Sauss tdho tSi3 iiG H. al PM LIZ e, ia s o
I'd ioza 1000 t. at ioc -. rs - ~" 05b s" ~ o itn
leI 5oc gsT 3ead " ONO 9crs e d. at at e G for
head do, lll0 y, IS DO $50 ~ at 49, 5c 50 - Per
on tn. lot IL lao tocrS 6 80 ' d. a. % es' go
s d. at ilc' SO do lldG TO- at lie Is do 1910 To- Al
Ss cSn%y lA e. S for Porter n,osr y
sJoc1s iG1l rs at l03t % ~ i% 9'n Dto's one
r. q lo'lc j. ~ Loo i03ic co. $50 H. AZ e.,
ici ) de- III y L. az "a % 3: u - n o r
pcr head TO- g5 b. at at TO- s. * 10 ia & n
oi@ s;cc T46S r. at lS IS g o' w Hg s
iS, ~ nj r a. &C. t o G% i9P r Lac d b; 90
r at e; 90 i5l4 q, lie 81 i 10 do SS3 H. At
n a G 5t Toy n N S % Cher9koes sa9 ~ c .
10 GoSrados goa IL, at sac od u; 20do97i ~ al &C. 4os
- ~ Goldsmith for self: II Missouri steers POS H. at me-
i've T %ss S' ohc ,a for eoysi Zoo a. r} GG3
4g ~, D. at, al u r. and = PER head iOdc lI7G ia
T.. a. l. " ie, - per hca Is do 2i7 h, 81 ~ soc
d. ijz H. at SO, per hei & do -; H. AT .r
E, ~; Toe s' 81 per he ID 70 d. j ID, at l2d; 0Aen 1905
i 5'y 10, s;fs g illinois a'ser l57 d. at 1Ic 80
f. a. a. } :. on the G' 49, ~ =, 81 lc sGo LOO
] g. l.. T.. nf / Isl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
Corporation Notices.


NOIICE.--PropOsals for Dredging at certain
~ piers and Dulkheads the Noh a Rivers
be receive BY The Depari1nt OF DOCKS l and - DuaAr.
formation see The City Record eoSies for sale II Cy
NOTICE.-PrOposals viii be received NJ the
~ Once 81 The Department q Public Charities and tr-
ton, No C6 ScaVe, nntl Jciy p, le ds,-gOis er
rios. ice sc: For fun Information CITY E.iCOflIs
Tor sale at No. CITY Han '
NOIlCE.-Sealed bids or estimates viii DO
received Al The Ofcc ~ tho Department vi I,uc -,r.
nnu JAY IL 1891, Tor building and FOR g A. r.r.s
stct- ano avenues Dor fil Sc. CIV lsor.
Tor sale al No. City Il all
NOIICE.-Sealed bids or estimates will 10
4 received u the ONCE Of The Department. works
sh iniy ~ lol foF furnishing Iasesials and i.rloaag
uIh IN Dul1ig one tlu&tng ming fgfh. for lli IL
formation sec CITY kceoIt for seio No cry Hall
NOIlCE.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be
received al the oace u te department Public WoSs
uhsl july - Isl Tor Paving Regulating ana os.-is
nous streets for
Record, for sale az No. 1 C.ty Han.
NOIlCE.-Sealed proposals viii he received
~ by the school Trustees al IRE hail *
lac board OF Education until July ID tSsl, The efs
on OF new school For ull Information NAlk
RECORD. for sale at No 4 CITY Hail
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals viii be received
~ AZ The Office 81 the fIe Department until July H. too1
~ CITY Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
'Y'HE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY

TENlIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
Of NEW YORK.
No. 10 Nassan-st., corner of Pine st.
CAPITAL, ~ 100000 IN 4. =. BONDS
Allows interest deposits rcui1iablo demand or Mt
specified dates Is legal drpooIy money paid
Court 10 authorized to act Executor Administrator
GUARDIAN or In other position Of Also Registrar
Transfer Agent Bonds, ana - Trustee for
Railroad Mortgages
HENRY T.. SpAULDING, President.
REM. -. SHERMAN ,,t.. 1c,stto,t,
NJ. Il. READING, F4'0'i io"i"0"'S'
{. III. L. BABCOCk, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL y. BABCOCK, GEORGE W LANE
JONATHAN THORNE, JACOB J.. NEgMlLYR,
iNA Nt n. PHELPS, GRO MCCuLLOCu MILLER,
Jo-iAH NJ FtskK, ROSWELL SniG,
CHARLES e. LANDOy. a A
i,DMt Nd w. CoRIkS AMOS x. Emo,
fHlll ~. tOSSIrT, LASEER
NM. ii. APPLETON MN n. WE'RE
GUSTAV SCIWAB j.. pIERPONT MORGAN
DAVID DOWS PERCY y. pyNr
MAhIN BATES, fIFNRY r. SpATLpfNS
MM. ALLEN BUTLER DAVID WOLFE BISHOP,
JAMES l.. WALLACE, CORNEIUs A. BLISS
BlNJ. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

Applications vii, he resolved Thursday H. and close
Monday. Juy sforl in
lOo,OOO shares OF SIT ISSUED 4 FAR.
With bonus 81 100000 8 nor
cent interest rcd,emahlc from Of land 6rans fr
o 40 lime or convertible nj option Of holder the
company guar prices.
Each subscriber for shares Of the company wi addition
"a his stock, receive bonus land
vi his subscription ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

S Navy: 81 s af Hi'!:',...: , Sl'
,'er'" Inc ,},i3 t'a'F, 2,l bs.e' against l763 naes
~lo e. s.s. f-t,ircS ci9,i .iy 'S y1 ', - a ~,
M - w ~ i, ! " '' 5al =" points 9 Yn me
lr III ii t;l.e' 5 -.
tsr lAfi los November I029n o4 pecy aner. lc.s9
M, i'rc,, for ha.s and Mar-ias i.53 August,
pcce,a'e, r.. JsAgary, l~t$ February, 10 IS March.
G te ii -; s i''' gi i0..' oct t ser.
irEt isntary lot -@lo February 10. Colo :; y .-ei
i~!nai"'oi April. lo'o1I,.oi. Irmeiorablo orders.
ELOra AND XEAI-FLoUR--Narke, without decided
hsi't m u.inJ N low 500; slos l,5ao bbls., in.
Ssi Iqdc s. 80 fo4 south Aelca ~ he 10 sai icF
s.'l 2 ~. iol ssgo. Quotations: NO. 2 @ = ai
c'o lao, Esr, w@,,eyn S an s5 ~ - CO.,, - s2
800 J.'@oa - ,'e3t I.tr' E'p1t l,oo oAo
;.iH = .sy% Sonm}n Clear - 25"'' = t7e
,gS,o 49, ANt"i sGi"f5 o.; Sla'$.t
~ e, WnIc- wS Sci e x Y1S S4SiGg fn Ill., - &
;..,.sou ilhN Ia0C IS quiet steady saes 0o bals.
corn MAI ani; saas 400 DhlS. Yellow western - 900
aAH-W I%I-Msrs,T u Ua 10 T ria "a and ,,o
-. pe',s irT In-,, e. .srs and hni'c airy active
l.ao;j :gsh cash, incti'ue Rejected sprn Z s5o5sc
Uier Wnier ned so al 2e; ica q 80 6r eaga
iel -. S % ran R R.srp,i' Ste%iae ~, 40
.<cd WaoT s ~ tn lS i wttp 81 o. S !:ei y
So II 10 y H 70 "h,t" Il = 10, "hjs,
y 81 s. @Gi'i'j do August 81 23isasl ISL, closing
& - 20 Nhs JaiI 81 E 81 Tg2i , 2 GioS sn nj
& 'hs.e S,gr iaT export and nome trade
~ ~, r Du Si 20; c on sconaiiVe Scyorn sal"s, rs,
s.. :. 5jli - -. m--ny 80 sj;a Steamer SIi o
g.. {siG ..' s ss so9,he5 YeIlo| So dock
J c cioaS9 55i 5c to HTrn n' KS! g ~, so.
- 4. n
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UORSIc MARKET.

so Is nncommonly dull Very few Horses bava n
e.t.e at Biilis lfntd this poen
What Horsn S sga OIL most OF their surplus stock and
liz, non ,' Hrt more Horses later season but il
These rr,,,,
o ~ 'ne reporter by weknown dealer In ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

offlCH or riN MFRchNTltr Dnt'@T tOIpANY.(
~ BEoAlNAN HHN- NoEk cry, Jnly ., 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
hGohs kept by This company Tor Tho Transfers Of NE stock
lut citc'tt- OF thu stock ~ the llClnondaud Allegheny
tAond Company Will be closed from the Hth day July at
tr CLOS" OF business that day and VIII he the 18th
day OF july 1851, at the opcniug business that day
HENRY G. pEAIiNG, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for
p, H1uO,OOo first mortgage Z per cent bonds DENVER
WI.3fEtS AND rACiFIC RAILWAY, rst di yison, Den
Yer npSdiohi. MOrtgAgs Issued t.
Trust Company, NewYork No bid less tan lo1 received
=. i. DAVIDSON,
81 Pearl y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
H'hollhE's l'ficF- ALLRcEF'cy COUNT,
$780, tlllailRG, unc I'd. 1881.
lN0FaCG 60 hOFGers OF bonds
o. the county OF Allegheny.
state OG' K'enmNyEvassia:

Tie sinking Fgnd Commission OF the c,sn,vo, 49,,
s-teof Pennsylvania by yirtuo authority veseli them
oy "c' OF "seny approved tao "a Gay April A. d. lSSS
DO hersoy not the ho;eR o; Allegheny Coantr o t. thai
bonds numbered ~ad dated as fellows, 10 Wit No 81. 81 s.
80 40 a. a. - H. ~ - ~ 81. - y 81 IS g. oL c.
Co. o. 6S 90 20 Il. - 81 IL - - 10 So ST. Sc s. a
90 all da'o' January l. 1862. and nn4.a Jaaarv lSSs
VIII DO pad upon presentation demand A. the oaie OF 30
County Controller. Pttsburg, Penn. Isl day Of
August ISL NJ which nters, shah CEASE NAM al,
loIsis
5a255s IilSSSfSnn. sinking Fund Committee.
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s}ropoeals.


- htRrAr op PEoyl-lQs- AID CIoTsIs0. Iuiy @ l@e-
SfAitD PROPOSALS. ln.orrrl fIo4,-ai- ser -.tt,
VII ~ ictetel at 'i.s 8Hau uutl o'clock p. m o. Iu,
a., ne t"l-f SIKH oa5 81 July, i~l tnr..l iurrl
s'rIy , . ID tii Ieseace 81 hldisr an supply
tt aslis IrS'zyi Zen A
iE> $40 Asf i,oho al il.I- az
ih'cr 5000 par ~ lOs inches. ans .O0o pairs /. :,
'h' u ho dc.lNcrc within ninety t3ll tine n 10
1.
The socks mus. conform The stamford al ras- Ia
n-ih a D al
VIZ zee "lt-id lftn the amount o! delivery utsi s
completion 81 tisr ~
HFe'ncGilens sa forms o, offer wl furnished * fte
ihslgetot oi PROVISIONS and Niything e Navy N4r
Iiooki4n nlnn application and the proposals r.
Indicated by tls blank ~ -
III" Eel %riinst tho right rro.,ssl
no1 ooiis.der,ll al, Government
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

Those bonds by MORTGAGE on to efiro
property Of the Company which OF land and water
fo9i adjacent 90 the prscut terminus OF The CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF NEW '.lS1y, at Jersey city, and extend
ing souh"ry on NewYork Bay Tor abons two miles and re-
gently appra 81 Dy Gsnicso parties a. over twelve and A
half million dollars
Nj tho stock ~ the Company IS owned by CI,ST Al
RAILROAD COMPANY or NEWJEHSHY, tho rrsporrv
having been acquired BY that Company cost exceeding
@lOO0O00D.
il Is Stipulated IN tAo Mortgage that the proceeds OF al slc
or ie property OF Tho Company shall invested IN these
Bonds. hc Company rcerving thc right 10 redeem Al o
"nen The Bonds cannot D. purchased market at
lowor price signaling ny LOT tide OF Bonds SO 10 be
The COMPANY has purchased ali te rnarian RIGHTS ~ ;,e
shore owncTs and gran; from the % Ngr -, Of ALI
OF it, claims TO lnd 'md water ia 'rons tie same
The Nalue of TINS wafer froat scarcely overcet.
In view of TIN proposed xtan ion this city of the Tr
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD from the south. a. the
extension Of tlo limos Of CENTRAL BAILROAD or N-.N.
JERSEY through PcnnsJ lyaaio connect with the
WABASH ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
OF te 5000 900 81 The above purchased nv uS for
account yourselves and .ocat largo amount has been
exchanged for the OH Ior bonds the AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, unaor tie com.
pany's circular Of 10 last
We OFFER TIVE REM AMBER At fOs - AND
ACCHt sd INFEWH-T. HESERgING The RIGHT
10 ADFANCET5iE PRICE WITHOUT S0TEVE.
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.,
EEDNT FSAzFtz rfr-tay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
CIUtESE MARKET.


-iIItE fAiiF. " Y. July IL very acvn so,ca
ionUu 1oNr' tacioIY ~ 90 ~l lo tho
Packages OF Butter III 49, " hi'"''' gnu ~
WI i.IFi Mass July For Printing cloths there has
r.. ntlitr demand bat without nlv busIness rrnorteI
'hc mii"ot ~ miner 30 previous Quotations. ''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
Ii1l InasIVf -,ieuti.-I. Z y
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

BrERAU oF i8url~oAn $50 9 NOTHING. !
" WASHINGTON, a. q. June .. 1-~l.
ShAlFD FkOPtSAtS lRduEsesi Proposals F.hacca~
W. ne recesFel a. tins bHrcln nn& O'clock 5Uy ?.
ISL Tor one hupdrod Dao sixty lnssnl fl6nNsNl
y, ).
one half OF the quantity required De arcre8 wlsa
Of contract.
Specifications Offer vii Dc furnished D., tis
bureau application; piops.sls must d. ann
The forms 50 furnished, and 81 aodsoe socics
lions.
GEO. r CUTTER.
Paymast, r-l cnoral T. = Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
The Atlantic and Gllf Coast Canal
OEG3gloioG Land Company
OF FLORIDA,
Chartered by special Act Legislature Of Florida 1881
CAPITAL, $4,000 coo.

OFFICERS:
WILLIAM =. SiOhELEI, HAMILTON DISSTON
trVsi1cht Treasurer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

The Teas & Puc,h people are pushing their
new track as fast las they can under the cir
cumstances. or course the frost Interrupts,
but it has notyet caused them to lose a slrgle
day. The track Ia down distance Of nearly
two hundred miles wet Of Dallas,
with two hundred miles west OF that In IN Q
hands of the graders, A tremendous effort
viii be made to dnl,h the road to lGl Plso by
next January.
Tho Chicago, Texas IS Mexican Centraphaye
their headquarters now established on Court
house sqaare, in the building formerly oocu-
pied by CASTOR X Thomas. That road is atlll
alive all over and nearly ready to place the
ilrst sections under contract The onioers in
charge havo not relaxed single effort nor
energy necessary to the end that the road DO
built. They have already expended great
deal of money and are paying out moro and
more every day,
The Trunk is progressing toward KauT-
man, and In few months Will he one of the
established railway Institutions running to
this city.
We hope before long that the Surveyors aud
graders of the East Line & Red River Narrow
Gauge will plant their stakes this side OF
Gresnvllle.
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sgook Bought and Sold on Cormission
FRAUDULENT L0Ws

n o Tdoy extended popularity implements ooors
enduring pnc p of Sip1 oD build up business upon
Strictly @ oS experience and ingenuity could design eom g them the
puoas parties o @ and the most skilled bo-has cau rs VILE
FGONs ofour mpmon's country with FRAUDULENT TTTS'
also tho interest," tS O o, to protect our own horoarncd reputation
mcnts' n SUIT against someof the makers of bc have
1ANT s ma, nn 2o' Sbs1 give fair mHI
b ~ out oGh OF winch classes are equally innocent
handle s & ig Al and o eP m1 TS6
Of blows the Courts This applies not on O o goods to strict
sn Of another involving baced ne fairly earned repu
of all nS Sss DSmS 50 that have d goRg4t
r MERCHANT or F ALI SlTts as against Manu-
" making selling using these frauds who nfrngos our
Respectfully
.---. -.. ~.0'. 1885, B. f. AVERY & SONS
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Fruit Rnd Nuts.

TURNGPs-i0c, per bushel
LEMoNs--Per box, 50,
PoP CoRN--Prlae packages, per gross, sl.7O.
Reconsideration layers, SS9S3. l0i layers
2.75 to 1870 per box.
PEoANs-S2 Is to "a 90 per bushel.
NUTs-Almonds 23@26c. per pound; Brazil
Hole; nlberts, H0Gl5i English Walnuts,
none; chestnuts, American, mono; Italian
none; peanuts, to 8; cocoanuts, IS.
DATEs--lO@l2ho. per pound.
ORANGRs- Sound stock, Florida and Louis
lava, 81 90 to s,
CunItAETs-SdShC.
PDuNES-S6lSHC.
We make the following quotations:
Malaga lemons, per box IS; Malaga
grapes, per barrel, Is 90; Malaga grapes, per
half barrel, $3.50; California grapes, per 70 III
boxes, $500; California pears, per box
30; cocoanutss per hundred, 81,
ralsens, layers, new, per box, So;
ralslns, London layers, per box, s., 80; ches.
nuts,d omestic, per pound, lO@l2 Q; al.
monds per pound, 23@2i cents; flberts
10 cents; Brazil nuts, per pound 10 cents;
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs, 81;
ngs, in 10 lib boxes, per ID, none;
apples, fancy per barrel, $3.50; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81, bO9S2; potatoes, per barrel,
lRose), u sos potatoes, per barrel Peer essN
W, Ioi onions, per barrel, a,5ogea. io garlic,
per string, 10 cents; dates, IN trails, per
pound 0cents;krout,per barrel none; krout, per
hall barrel, none; popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross, ., Now York factory cheete
per pound, 10 cents; western cheese, per
pound, IA cents; choice cabbaCes per crate
A'5O@5.OO puro apple vinegar, per gallon,
20 cents.
PECANs. Per bushel 50 rs loose, and
cents more double sacked.
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DALLAS, TUEspAY AFTERNOON, {
January 4, lSSl. (


Trade for the week ending to-day has Ian
gulshed under r combination ofadverss CIR
oumstances Added to the falling on In general
goods, which alwayS is the case during the
holiday season, tho elements nave
been all against To- boreal wave
swept over Texas last Thursday of IN
tense severity, sending the mercury to within
four degrees OF zero, freezing the ground and
chilling and killing business. On Saturday,
New Years day, the sun rhono warm and
pleasant, hut on Sunday night rain set in +,
followed on Monday night by sleet and snow.
Snow now covers much of the ground, aud
who're IL is not there is mud and slush, It's
given mp an the hardest winter we have had
in Texas In twenty or more years.
Large sums of money in the aggregate have
been expended by the people Of this city for
fuel. There are twenty thousand people within
radius of three miles Of the courthouse who
have to buy all the wood and coal they CEN
sumo. The heads Of families will average all
of $50 apiece, which they will pay out during
the winter. Some, OF course, eXpend five and
six tlmes this amount and others less. And
whom 1t Ia considered how much Is paid for
heating stores, eflcos, shops, hotels, churches,
and running machinery, rough guess can
be arrived at what IL takes to supply this
people with fuel u runs lato the tens of
thousands. And It is getting dearer and
dearer every winter as wood grows
soarcer and Its owners advance
their price to dealers and hsuleru.
Coal has advanced until there is no quotation
upon It,
The committee In charge of raising sub
scribtlons for IN, proposed cotton factory
have been greatly retarded by cold and the
general severity Of the pre7ent bad spell, But
1t Is only n slumberlng lion which will wake
up In duo course Of time