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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02

1HE BUILDING Dooh.-bur'hS
the past week there mas bee" "h-
usual u hVi'y i'll oniid'liE opera
uonS Those VINO began some tiile
ago are hairying their WORK 10 com
P'et'"h as r"liu'y as PosHlo'e' an"
SINCE Monday FeVefal new Duii'''hss
nave beeh Pr"joc'ea' Nhr's. Ia"S =
Lewis " eber ana Jas. MclaiIi'i
houses Oh Superior street arc re-
ceiving tie h"ishIng touches, ana
by another week, Pe,efson'S place
on Lake Avenue VIII be vcry Tar
advanced. The fine residence
which Col. Graves is bunting Is
very :ie 'rIy h''iAIlcl, So lar as tie
construction = conccr"cd, and Tie
h'H.e ;i'at Henry Van brunt has
h"~n repairing w'lI s"on be ready
f"f occupation. AIRS. Smnn, t0r'ncr-
y of ths .h.nltob" House, h,s jH~t
bsgau IL build boarding house Oh
Superior street near w. W. Spald,
,ng's store; and little this way,
The lumber tor Geo. Sherwood's
new house is waiting Tor the car
penters On Lake Ave, near the
Pacific House, Gus. Lundbefg ha>
begun the erection Of q long bGiid-
ing TO be used, rulnor has ii, as q
billiard hal, and ten-pin alley.
Peter Armstrong began Yesterday
residence on Third SLreet, ,betweeu
the Baptist Church and II. =.
Douglas house. Early in the week
Carr & McQuade got the contract
tor Henry Bells house, and Will
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02
Railroad 10 Superior CRY.


Hudson Star Times.
"e Ho"oI II 'hefe i any Fiac" 'n
'"7 west '''"' mas N''''f'" aN greatly
'of the want 81 railroad f@ei'.'i"S "N
Superior CITY IL IS hnely ."ca'ed,
mas So"u h"'Oor' Sr'e''''" '"Fe
rom 'S'' """ every ""s0f"' "''-
''''"Se ''' D''''''"@ " '''' '''s
town. ana YET Ior more "''h =
"oZeh years II mas pee" Sto"'ng
o'c'y'" an" "'Pop op'''"svd' ""& u
40" i : n"'o'''''i5 " "'a''''''
village h"' H'" 1h'f' - a Ger
I"h P'"9l'eo' I''I , l"f''' u Z
"0'a.H IL" F'i'F'4d r"h"1''i""H +"
long 'o"ke'' Tor. the Northern
F"+'ii5 Il I" ran ~ ttefe an Ii"r
.ii'o hN'it 10 ct '''h tl''
N"fth " 'S2'''>'n, aud pros ably
down 'lr"nIh to oh'P9+|A i.'1t~.
lh'.rr Was very animated con
test het"fe The Legislature = "h'ch
s,'F'rhj '"'"n'"'cS ""fv p'''ts, MI
seeking |" obtain possession OF thai
part 81 ne - >f"'H .-*rd Grant
bestowed npoa the Chicago 81 Pa
eIho Ar Line 4. i. company, and
IN" n"rtIern terminus OF which Is
at Superior Ciiy- TIE Ar I-'Ea has
under lhe existing legislation, mIi
May Isl, 1882 70 coup.e,c IT, rad,
and acquire jhe grant. i was
sought by several companies t."
obtain Legislation his v NiDttr giving
them lie grant in ease OF failure by
the Alr LINE to comply with tie
law and complete lis road IS lie
time fixed. But lhe Legislature lc-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02

AN exchange truly says th.t the
time is coming when every acre of
sillablo land Will be wanted. The
tide of immigra,ion!is rising higher
and higher each year, and another
quarter century will see the
lands of the West and the South
west converted into gardens. Over
100000 steerage passengers landed
in New York last year--or All
average OF over 1000 for each week
day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02

ARRANGEMENTS are being made
for the transportation down Tie
Mississippi from St. Louis. to the
gulf Of 7,ooo,O0 bushels of Cali
fornia wheat, which, if negotiations
culminate in a contract with the
barge syndicate, will be hau!ed
from California to St. Louis by rail,
and will require a large number Of
cars for the service.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02

TIE SovEREIGNs OF THE World.
A glance at the table of ages and
reigns will rather surprise tbe
average reader. " hose precoussiscd
ideas on the subject are genera y
OF the haziest and most Inaccurate
sort. No one will be asluni,h,d to
learn that the evergreen Emperor
of Germany, now nearly S4 years
old, is the oldest OF living Aover-
eigns, the next in poin, OF seniority
being the Duke ol Brunswick, born
April 25, 1906; Leo XIII, born
March 2, 1910, aud Prince
Adolphc, Of Schaum bourg- -Lippe,
born Aug. ! IN the same year,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02


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CHICAGO
VE.I53zL,Y News
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everywhere recognized IS g paper Easur-
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02

Ps,s tazes for noo-residena In 81 the
N@thssn Counjisa. examines Titles, and an-
seere &i ieSsi-iss rslss'cs &c real estate
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02
THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT.
ASHLAND WIS

Ofssrs for sale valuable lots in Ashland ;
Chsies tracts OF land adjoining the CITY.
suitable foe Additions Pine and Hardwood
Lscds accessible TO railroad and streams.
Iron lSnds on ths Penokc Iron Range.
IL Pine Ssumpsge on tributaries Of the
81 CrOix, ohipps~s, sod Lake Superior at
fVw rates.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-04-02
DENTISTRY.

80 4 MErCALg, D. =. g., Da!uih Once over
i I'll the Prss ofRee. Ths saving OF teeth
&s..s,..y Operative and Mechanical Dentistry
@.sax sasAsA esion guaranteed RJS-5m
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

1t is true that NJ. Rinler, gov
ernor of the national bank oil
Greece, who has been negotiating
with the government in the name
of NJ. de Lesseps, with the view OF
constructing a ship canal through
the isthmus of Corinth, TO connect
the waters of the gulf of Corinth
with those of the Egan sea, has
secured a decree granting the
necessary concession to Lesseps.
The distance across the isthmus at
itsnarrowest part is only four miles,
so that there is nothing very diff
cult about the project compared
with the excavations that will be
required on the isthmus of Darien
De Lesscps expects to break
ground at Corinth in 1882.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

Probably no more striking evi-
dence is furnished of changed
opinion il the south than that oi
Fred Douglass, a former slave, not
only being permitted, but invited
to deliver the address on memorial
day, at Harpers ferry. He spoke
from the very platform in front o.
a blacksmith shop which old JohT
Brown had occupied some twenty
wears before him. His remark.
were eulogistic of the anti-slaverS
hero, and his speech throughout j.
said to have been the most elo,
quent of his life. a notable
episode of the occasion was the
congratulations he received from
the Virginia state attorney who
conducted tine prosecution against
John Brown. The scene is de,
scribed as having been very inn
preSSive.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

Commander GorriRge Of the
United States navy does not be-
lieve in divided responsibility.
lie was recently rendered the
office of commissioners TO superin-
tend the cleaning of the streets
of New York. He promptly de-
clined the honor, giving as his
reason that the power necessary
to clean the streets was vested in
five different departments, the one
having the most work to do having
the least to say. The Comman-
der is evidently familiar with the
fact that too many cooks spoil. the
broth. 1t is pretty nearly certain
that the new street cleaning Law
passed by the New York legisla,
ture will not work much better
than the existing one. The city
can only expect relief when she
cuts loose from the Legislature anc
manages her own municipal af
fairs.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
Street ImproYement Notice

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Common Council uf the City 0i Astoria,
ClatSOp county. Stale uf Oregon. did ON the
18th day al June. 1881, adopt q resolution de
claTing the intention Of thc Common Council
Of the City Of Astoria. tU improve and repair
SquemOcgha street. in AlctlureS Astoria.
from the west side OF CISS street in said city
to the east line IL said S,emucqha street. by
removing all defective piles. StringcrS. caps,
or other tImberS. and substituting therefor
new and sound piles. StrinscrS, caps. or other
timhcFS similar To those used IN the cOnStFtIc-
tiOn Of the original roadway or street. and
by the removal Ol al defective plank ON said
portion Of said street. and by the SubStitu-
ting therefor Of new and sound plank Of not
less than inches IN thickness. AT Of said
repairs and improvements tO be- made at the
expense Of the adjacent property and no
tice j. hereby given that unless 4 TcmOn-
STRANGE signed 10y the OwncTS 81 twO-thiTdS
Of the property fronting Oh Said portion of
said StTret be- filed with the Auditor and
Clerk within ten days from the final publica-
tiOn Of this notice. the Common Council will
order said improvements and repairs to be
made l.. u. CALDWELL,
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. June l.. IS>I.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
Street ImnrnYement Notice.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Common Council Of the City Of Astoria.
ClatsOp county. Oregon, did on the 18th day Of
June 1881. adopt a resolution declaring the in
tentiOn Of the Common Council Ot the City Of
Astoria. Ia repair that portion Of Ne>t-SiNtll
street IN ShiYely> Astoria. lying between
Water street and Cedar street. 10y the re-
mOVal of all defective piles. caps. stTinger
or other tiinbcTS and substituting therefor
new and sound piles. caps, Stringcr> or other
timbcrS similar tO those used IN the original
construction Uf said portion Of said street
and BY the removal Oi al defective top plank
thereon and the substituting therefor of new
and sound plank not les than three inches
I'M thickness. All Of said Improvements tO
be made at the expense Of the adjacent
property and notice J. hereby given that
unless \ reInOnStrsnrc signed by the OwneTS
Of twO-thir,l> OF the property fronting on
said portion Of said street be filed with the
Auditor and Clerk within ten DAYS from the
final publication OF this notice the Common
Council viii order said Improvements to he
made
By order Of the Common Council.
r. N. CARDWELL.
Auditor and Clerk.
Astoria. Oregon. June ~. 1881. 4l-l0'l
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

A Nashville, Tennessee, dispatch
of Tuesday says: "An authentic
account is received of the birth
in Jackson cnunty in that state
of seven children at one birth.
They were delivered at a distance
of from ten minutes to FIVE hours.
All were girls weighing from four
to five pounds each and all healthy
and well developed. The physi-
clan was greatly excited, and the
people for miles around focked 20
see the woman and her babies.
The husband is small and thin; the
wife strong and healthy.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
CARRIAGE PAINTER,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Street ImnrnYement Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ Common Council OI the city uf Astoria, h,
Clat>Op county. Stale uf Oregon. did on the
lith dan II June. tSS! adopt resolution de
clariug the intention uf the Common Council
uf the CITY uI Astoria. 10 improve and repair
Water street. in ShiVrly> Astoria. from tile
east side uf Me>t-SINth To tile WcSt side Of
said Water street. by removing all defective
piles. >tTlngCT~, caps 0r other timhcTS. and
substituting therefor new and sound piles.
StTiugcTS. caps. or other timbcrS similar 10
those lIS-d Iu the construction OF the original
roadway or street. and by the removal Of all
defective plank OH said portion Of said street
and by the substituting therefor Of new and
sound plank uf not less than . inches in
thickness. All al said improvements and re-
pairs tO be made at the expense Of the all
iacent properly and notice i hereby given
that unless y TemunStrIncc signed by the
OWncrS Ol two thirds Gf the property fronting
ON said portion uf said street lH filed with
the Auditor and Clerk within ten DAYS from
the final publication Of this notice the Com
mon Council will order said iupFOvrmT al
and repairs tn hc made.
BV order uf the Common Council.
K. ~. CALDWELL
Auditor ahd CLERK.
Astoria. June L. lSSi
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
encouraging

Texas is increasing hernotOriety
as lawless state. The daily re-
ports of atrocious murders in that
section will soon cause the state to
be recognized as a veritable dark
and bloody ground.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
When Abraham Lin.

When Abraham Lincoln was
assassinated, Queen Victoria wrote
four-page letter to Mrs. Lincoln.
1t was the unrestrained outporing
of the sympathy from a full heart.
1t has never been published, as
the Lincoln family regarded it a
violation of propriety to do so.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

The Sitka steamer California ar
rived at port Townsend on Tues
day. On the up passage from
Astoria she arrived at Sitka on the
10th. Reports from the mines are
encouraging.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
NEW TO-DAY.
Special Auction Sale.
Thursday, June %, ALTA. NJ.
Ahont Forfy Fathom neN

AT HoLDEN'S AUCTION ROOMS.
am instructed 10 close Out balance oi con-
sgnment Of provisions. comprising
S Barrels and Half Barrels OF
Mess Reef. Packed by nr. r.
Sherman:
About 500 Pounds OF No. q smoked
Shoulders:
8 Chests POwehOng Tea. In lots
TO suit;
s Cases Corn starch. rtc., etc.
Also:
4 Piece Containing - Yards of
Good Brussels Carpet;
A Lot OF Fine Healthy House
Plants.
And variety nf other articles.
&C. HOLDEN. Auciionccr.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
Hartmann, tho nihihst, is on his
way to America from London.

The Philadelphia Record pub
fishes an account ef railway ride
of 172 miles at the rate of one and
half miles a minute.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23

The last vote at Albany in the
New York senatorial contest, on
Tuesday, was about the same as
the first one a month since.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN BUY
N ing a certain note for she sum Of i've
hundred dollars. PAYABLE 10 e.. A. Mcclure or
order In one year from date Of the same, Il
bearing date the 9th day Of Apnl 1880, and
signed BY 7. +. Ferchen. Said note was lost
dEw2w. CA. MCGUIRE.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-23
SAN FRANCISCO BREWERIES

And ihi> Tri.s.T'p!'ir Nrv~ VIII ten the pc0-
p!.- "i ASTORIA aui ,i-iaiiy Iasr they can
Gud Il IiralrHfUl and p..liri"u> Beverage IL
TIE CCCIDENT HOTEL.
THE GFM SALOON.
TnE OLD CORNER.
Al AUG. pNNIFLSONS.
TIE MINT SALOON.
ANTOINE EIELOWS.
a.. ~ WINCENT'S.
ISAAC FOSTERS.
Dr.J. O'ERIEN-S.
TSNNISTEE NHAMIFEN'S,
PETER EEIS>.
y. JuHANSENS.
FRANK HENIIIA'S.
WE. DiJKEY'>.
in Astoria
At CJillamrt.
AT u u. EIENIE'S
~ Oy-;"rviIlr.
AT !. = JONES.
"a. EOBWAY-~.
At Ilwa,u.
At ". T.. HAYpENS.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirsr. Vssssls mi RIitroIts
Nrnr-YopK rueadav AnO. O. Us
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-Quet unchanged Pots, IA a5c.' Pearls, ga
BEEsw AX-stiu rather dun and unchanged at 23Q25c.
for Western and southern Yellow.
BROOM COIsN-DuN and wholly nominal
BUILDING MATERIALS-In Lumber n fair business
reported fair prices Eastern Spruce, $l3d$l5 for
and SIT for special eargoes Bricks active ana hrm
ars quoted - 50aSS and Pale SO 5OaS4 Fronts
2aSl3 $l00Sll Las steady at 81 70
NJ Lime unchanged; ROckland Common, 9Cc.QSl state
>, 10. Ground 9O09Jc. Cement steadY Rosen
dale III % American Portland, 50 25dS2 English do.
81 56Gs3. Nails quet - 95aS3 10 for 1od TO GOD 49, -
CANDLE u +; Sperm, l9l2@22c.; do Patent 3ol20
32c Adamant ne, IL to 10 o. ISc farane as 10 us 1912
C0Ai-Anhracite demand steady prices Bitu.
q at irregular prices We quote Liver
Scotch steam IS 75 Provincial So 1884 Pennsylvania
WesfmOrcand Gas, $685. %; West Virginia do, 80;
Cumberland Broadtop snd Cearhed 81 65a$4 65 Anthra
CO0PERAGE STOCK-Ste' d. though rather QUOT;
%si s5i sugar. shocks, with heads inch,
G0e; Rum shocks, So 56G$9 rs; Pipe shocks, So 500
81 Empty Hogsheads 81 60, Hoops IL feet 2oa$35 do,
CoRDA GE;- Quiet but firm at late prices
COCOA-Quct but firm; GuayaQui l3Q13i2c.; Caracas,
1S@2lc Maracabo, rs 04Oc ST. Domingo $780, Bahia, 130
13l2c.; Jamaica 9l20lOc.
for Granulaed.
COFFEE Rio firm, quiet Ordinary Cargoes, lOdlOiaci
Fair 26 lec Good I22Ql23tc; Prime l3lc Fair 10
Sis bags including stock Ia Rio In first hands at
ports 3945 bags OF which 05467 bags here,
bagsin Baltimore 1000 bags in savannah 100 bags in
New Orleans and 5000 ags in Galveston Mild firm, quiet
coo MaTacabo lao bags Central American
Laguayfas 80
caibo. llGllc LaguayTa l. 2Gli 2c; Sayana l0l20l4c
Guiding $40 spinning and 12 speculation. Delivered
contract 200 bales Receipts the to-day, 1000
bales years September l. 5735356 bales against
&9l1, 226 bales during period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-10

corresponding week last year. SOFA pkgs Exports h
week 1,l75 pkRs Ia Great Britain and Dkgs to the
Continent; OF OieOna l9JtAu
ter cOltinues scarce with good deuand Tie mar
ket CHER A well dealer sums nm
the situation follows Active demand for require.
ments gives stronger and higher market for an
Of the better grades of Creamery, Dairy, aud all
poses Shipping grades also symugib
yet there is absece OF that hoped activity neres
clear the stock, sappuiue
Fancy state Creamery this D. al 27c and thai
Western are selling at 26c, aud occasionally 26Iaa27e
Goods that do n4 try perfect in flavor color or
tha1 are not PM up IN neat packages drop OF @2c
sold readily at 23c with selections 24c an invoice OF SO
TUBS OF Chauauqua County Dairy little old favored
&c Very lew State hlrkins
TO 24c The advance in Genuine Creamery has helped tho %
Creamery, transactions n
&c Tor strictly Fine Choice invoices Of current
en Dairy sell at lSU2Oc with selections Ole The June
FACTORY goods held at lSe upward; sales OF 1000
pigs are reported 10 shippers at sc receipts
FACTORY, ls0loc. are full ngures Qoutatons
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFsRA
NEW-YOEK CIV.
Washington. ave " q LOT o osvIoo 7 rr,-o-so,, -,


"ashineton;ave. S, DOT O. 25xl00; Ineerson ct al
lst-ave, v cor Of 69tbs 6661ioo.5 VIM Noble 1900
ana wife TO } II selzaTa 5000
O, block; II g Kingsley and wife TO Yale College
oAhCsJ = x5i,6 n - OF ANe-A, 25xl022; Altschul
orc aR4 wife q no 70 Z g Kelly l2OOo
rypi slG and wife to g Ridley 1900
- jackson and husband to N b nupsroorr ~ ~"
W asiington-aVe, f9l 4 W of Utiou--f T0~61
hzn2Nl 1915; Bochelberget and wife TO III Mil
CouIliandtave l62d-st 5Oxl So lseorec Z; ~"
sstf sie aIlo Tlie 70 + r Trosbrdge 9Ooo
l2o sba hssea i9, 70 hvs Metzger 1900
t.n Road NlosX3e.l 10; also = : l2Othsf hi vC
otnaNe, 2iN l36sNlOXl37.lO. Margaret MeKeni
s mon eAeeutI1N- etc, 70 n Banning % 0oo
o"nlS property J IL McKinnon and wife 10 : III 49,
Ssthst S., SO 4 wof 3dave 25xssa Geor-e W
Grand Si asa ssS T5fe soJ n LeyyaRd another 10000
ave NlO2xNl O0xlO2.2 r > SOD "a. NiF7 10 RON
sSsNaIa AzO@-4; A 9 HagedOEl and wife 10 a /
Mo9Tess 30 lo2 IL oxsS u George Young and Ii"oOo
o'st 81 e 60 n W Of 4thave 2OxSO NJ Dolaud and wv"
same S PpdS to Tn H., s' T $1,000
Bah iIaath No a. v;, $1,000
Lilly -. F9"'' 0N -''i etS 70 fatrlcE -
lSths1 lot 800 stuyvosant Estate "a lxI,s esoo
= W iNi' referee, 10 NJ A. Wyan. ............ lOO0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-10
Citp Real estate for Sale.

\ ny v,I III ISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
1 az ,lIsIBLN = WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT m
Io"S OFFICES No. l,2Ss Broadway corner Thi1fx.
" 90 oo' Nest twenty thirf-st corner Flrhfh ava
NO Ok E-st Eemteenthst corner Union square 20 Ifrd,
&c, conner rory seNents; az the HARLEM or Ffftl
Nu LUZ ana 900 Ihrd-ave, corner one bundced an
WEN! lntn-eh up " p U.s. al regular olaoe IsleA
nv ~, r. r. .. MENI Properties paying per cent
- net on SeeAn'An william, Nassau and Fulton-sts
rutland q WHITING, l2l Nassau-at
STORE PROPERTY in Peck sin for saie
~ low. rutland q WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-py rEIEcpApu

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
5os CO.. faeEns s. gSs ard so Workers.
head 70 'o0o oo receipts l40o head shipments, il00
ply @ desnS srga 2o1 head
Export sTe' se prices F and shade
es 5 a9 40 butcher sss Grass sS Texa s
ts saay h coed head shipments 800
H c 'S Shsr ant g 5r25 5S @fsd d RSSs
CHrfrE % R s%sT1 so 3 5oo ,o,,
EsEge $c shpgng 1856 90
ives 81 7 yG94 q 6y Texans *39$s So; Habreeds
nsaeT g Fs 3 Rsaa
for the Week 4 S. far ooo S,
ss wsGk nc eqnsgned through 268
medium n quality sales Of Good Shippers at S. 30 rs CO. rS
So Fair ri Ffsa4 As II 75S sqa '' Cows aud
week thus far sod today head total
hast a W ol through cars market dull and roop
70 Good Wsse 81 4o 9noieS s SSs "a F a5
several cars remain mostly Of common ~ ''
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
MasaS l &ddng 6fean. sd easier sa1.
$500 bales Including bsss Heea ad EsfpSr
august septembsr dcVefv & do sepemGGo
DSeem6eT deSey d 81 o2s gre ee SSyeOer and
d1 incln1 A w 100 p mnCottonlno sales of the
ally hyr aIsS Aug $40 P@Fntures ypands Low
November December delivery 3d. 0'''iS' oi' DO
AUGUSTA, Aug. 9.-COtton quiet; Ddding. lie; Low
Midlhg oi2ci Good Ordinary 0i2ci receipts, 78 bales
BALrIMo9E Aug. 9-Cotton quiet Mdddrng IL &c: Low
MldIlnP III sci Good Ordinary, receipts. bales:
exports to Great Britain, 500 bales sales spinners, $50
bales: stock, l,42l bales wv
,BtosToN' Aug COTTON qulet Middnng l2lac. Low
Mbaig II 9e Good Ordinary, 104c.: net receipts.
stock. 7945 bales. ~ '' - ''
,GnsihLEsr3y A9g 9cotton steady Mddng, 11iac; Low
mluuilhs LO@l lc; Good Ordinary l0i4c., receipts
40 bales sales, 20 bales stock. 900 bales
tlNCLNNAfI, Aug. 9--COtton steady; Low
Mluihhg lie; GOOD Ordinary SC; receipts
Aimpehts % Daes; sales 2l2 bales stock, 4i35 bales
LouIsVlLIE, Aug 9-Cotton quiet; Mdding &c.
N aug LECTION quiet Middlng II &c; Low
gross Do bales sales i62 bales stock. 1854 bales
MEMPHIS, Aug. 9--CottOn firm Middlug oc rcce.pts
o. oales shipments 10 bales sales, 600 bales stock,
NOZZLE, Aug. 9--Uotton quiet; Middling l1l.c. Low
Mlddlng lOgci Good Ordinary 9ltc; receipts lOo
also bales - ~ 49, '' N'
NEw0RLEASs Aug. 0.-Coton quiet Middling IL go;
9St, p3ies gross, OcJ bales sales GOO bales stock,
NORFOLK, Aug o.-Cotton firm alddlng II iac net re-
Slps 20 BALES exports coastwise, 29O bales sales SO
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 8-Cotton steady; Middng 12Lc; Low
MlddhnG ii &c; Good Ordinary IOi4c.; receipts 80
aes Gross 4@o 0aIes sales spnners Ia bales STOCK
SAVANNAH. Aug. 9-Cotton quiet and firm; Mdding
llcl Low Niddling, lO2c Good Ordinary &C.. net ro.
ceips III bales, sales 100 bales. stock, ,2G4 baea
ST LOUIS Aug 3-Cotton uuiet; Mlddhng. II sci Low
Middlhg iOisc Good Ordinary, 9c. receipts ~ bales
ShPnents VS. bales sales &5 bales stock 1929 bsies
,WuMlNGToM Aug. 9.-t'OttOG firm: Mtddnng, lie; Low
MhdhnR, 10 &C. Good Ordinary &C.. net receipts
stock, $50 bales.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-10
Citn l1ropertp tl)anteo.

IXANTED.-An unfumised house for thru
~ ears nom about October J. Location between "a n
anu o5thsts, an and Oh-ayes IN frstcaes rser
Address stating price W l.. T. y. Box 4o6 \. y. city
WANTED.-By family of three admits m
letIished floor IN private house. 3ou lOth-si by
0coDeI 4 80 month meals from caterer w w W X
Tribune Uptown Omce, l,2Ss broadway. -
tNANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY-CasS
~ and country place free clear near civ viii -
ING, l2l Nassau--t 49, ~ --->-NA N I'LL