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DENVER STOCK EXCHANGE,

DENVER, Col. Feb. *3.--Tllo UHnper stock Ex-
change Association completed fts organization
with h full buartl Of prominent cHpttn!lsss Gea.
r. j, Marshutl ID President. uHd II. 4. W. Tabor
Vice IruHltlputl tits tho purpose t0 prpcced
Immediately to sthu active business af M Ex-
oInnKt Ihu plum Of Organization anl tho
heavy capitalists who A,tyu organized II insure
it's pcrlnuneuco nut activity.
, 1881-02-24
WISCONSIN MAsONS,

Special Utspa.eh to The Ehfe.vo Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Feb :rt-Tllo 6tute tisANu Chap
tor uf ltoya Arch MMsolIs huys elected thu fol-
lowing officers: Grand High Priest, Fred liuH,
Jr., ot LII Crosse: Deputy Grand High Priest,
Jahn II. Evuns, Of Evansville; GRIND King, J.
Watts, OF NIcInc; GrRnd SurDo, J. ". iuIu, Of
Oshkosh; Grand Treasurer. D. II. Wright. Of
Madison; Granll Secretary, john ". WuuIhuIh
uf Milwaukee,. ", L.. Y0nngs, u this city. WIS
appointed Gr,lnu Lecturer, Aild J. L. G. Cottrtl
Foreign Correspondent.
, 1881-02-24
The SPRAGtlES.

pnov1pEscE, Il. L., Fob. Ella tho divorce
case OF KuthnrlUn Chase Spragilu w. WllliMMi
Bpraguc, tho respondent tD-day aled On nnswul
teuynx AiI tho petitioners allegations.
, 1881-02-24

10E1.SOSAi1-WTI.L. TI1OS. J. nut
i iedRs. nf MttelIcll Ont, icaya word where hB
.'hy b inalit Is II ii. !. HuTltDiE, BY addressing
q a. TrIhnnc ntNEN.
, 1881-02-24

I0EtSUNA1. LIZ PARTIES WHO HAVE
L the icwrfry stolnn from s.lesHan ffruaa belong
Ing To MI and Nra UAvtn will address owncrs suit
hhe sum ni tnnneY will 10 paid nhd n1 questions
USkEH.
, 1881-02-24

4 GERMAN GnVERNESS, FROM 4
- sety y'@d family !n berlin rhn ] ca%S ~ 'ss,
lBsFlln}. dss1.a To- I've oae !s4r u W English or
Awazeau f4mi4 before hhs returns - HssMxn5, or
& sR u ldSS. s:s i t'Msie g.
Mathslesqn. u AAll. ILL q. U u. Trsl119 Vo1oV.
, 1881-02-24

A GENTS WAETED-1N EVERY CITY
IA Or town. nu capital rsguiTst. Alhreas. VIII
rViersncet GA1dun CGy Glan G1ch&ute cbicxxu. III.
, 1881-02-24
CITY REInlES1lfIE.

u HEsiDENCE PROPERTY.
,iood brick hoM.n. two two,,,st storles and haaeHont.
fjJOd frame h0usc. Adams.s... east of Lincoln. =
hnrxh1. a-.-.-.
UcfaUun-fsont brick. atortch and baastn"na on dne
corner, MnErpr.At, A.HlL A great tatgAin.
Fine rrsldence on Ashland .As.
nt..t;HU. .-.
IIrak fealAenc6 In ruoh location, West sfdn. near
htrett cara. f2,7i0i baFgnln -
1.ca*tit-At. fJ.UU; cfehT a.
Fine marbiH-ff0nt tchldente. e1cellcnt 1ocnao1,
West AidB &hUU renting for IL.
Dc&h&On st6np-fF0nt A AAhIunusnY.. near Adhf1s-ht.
&GItO,
i;nDh frama cnltaFe. In Ennd location. West Side,
renting for ~ per month"; FIN: a great bhrPnln. .
Fine OctARpn st'tnr frnnt, Two et1res md collar.
EFeipy -ay+, si,.alJs EheatA -...
Htp1o 'ft1nt fesldcHcE two HtofeA and cellar, good
attnn. West side. EaHn bnranln.
FInH fer'fenre I'M thB North Side. ...- ...
4 HIM nEtAuor hrfi~n rthne front fr1danc6, on
Uekrboet1.ar. n tctt srunt. Hahn.
blfn-nv. {z.tDL -.
Octax ffnnt bftex 2et2t,es ana ecifari good tocs-
Ni0ne frtInt, two stlraa haHenie7tt, and mhnsard.
Wnfhsh-nr. hunth 1f Twenty -s"c,,hd-sL f.5u -
uctHHn-frGnt trlck. INN sufIea and lAter1ent- Wa.
bntt1.hr, near 'fhFty y.hrat.At f.lIlls tHr5thtn.
Finn eDne.ffopt Fas,dencc with wide lot. Indiana
HENRY WALLER, JIs,.
, 1881-02-24

11,0K SALE-A DARGA1N-SD. s FOR
htIuse; nno d! thG st-but a*eftnHs u nlk!aiil.
tHs rrsk. iai' IN rsnt tie ssns t"r ta pr ,u"nth
llESItf j. GtIlpNlCH I'll Malos lHock. cornes In
Snllo nnd MatIts,,t1.sts.
, 1881-02-24

DUSINE1SS E+IIf13S.' -
A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"A sl3a EhlrAxo. Atftcu fFce1 ID JoAE.
G1pttluicu. NuaHess quietly 1nd lsKaty ltanssGt9t
TOSlIU!A bell, POLICE 5lAGlS-
Eucs invariably III AtFAHtx,
, 1881-02-24

I0OK SALE-a5 FEET FRONT By 100
II feet deep on Mabaxh.ny.. we.t frt.rt. between
Twcnty.[ourth md Twenty. y.ntth.ess l'rira 40 Z
truEt fltt, tash. Inquire vi JACOB WE'LL t CO., VI
, 1881-02-24

T1OR SALE-HOUSE ON SISDlASA-AV.,
IL nnrtt nt TFrnty FptId brick. nc!nEon
irGnt, with Int :sxli7; pslea s7 W d. cuuI'Eis to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
baltimore general Market.

BALTIMORE. oct. a-Cotton irmer; mlddling 1lslc.
Flour firm; Howard street and Western supernne,
Is 25G6 25 do extra % 5Od7 %; do family, 81 400
25 City Mills superfnc q 256 Oo do extra, % 80
al 90 do family, y c50s so do Rio brands, ts 600
%; Patapsco family, IS ~. wheat-southern higher
and firm; Western higher and strong; Southern red,
q 1901 So do amber 81 55eDi o.; No. Western win
ter red, spot and October u 5iA6Di 81; November,
81 55s6li $50; December, 81 596ii co. CornSouth.
ern firm; Western higher and firm Southern white,
sSci do yellow, nomlnally nc Western mixed, spot
and October, 763s6r76sc; November 7SiieD7E Dcccm-
her, BlidSlsc Oats irmer; Southern, 5Gn53c; West
ern white. 52G53c; do mixed, 5i6D52c Pennsylvania,
52CaSjc. Rye trmer at 81 l3il ~. Hay firm; prime
TO choice Pennsylvana and Maryland, $1,000. Pro-
visions steady but dull mess pork. so 55 bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 0s6n11c; ba-
con-shoulders, 1Oso clear rib Sides i2Sc; hams, li
lqlGc; lard-rcfnod lssc Butter firm Western grass,
lbn25c. Eggs lower at isc- Petroleum dull; refined,
nominaiy lAc Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, Ordinary
10 lair, OaNliIc. Sugar firm; a soft. iOi4c Whisky
armer at 81 igk. Frelshts to Liverpool per steamer
dull; cotton 3Gqidd; flour, 2s per barre grain, I'd.
Recepts-Flour. 1855 barrels; wheat, S09i7 bushels;
corn 6i bushels oats 2OO bushels rye, Los BUSH
els Shlpmens-Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 1870 BUSH
els Sales-Whea 65s2 bushels: corn. $40 BUSH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ma Bond Quotations BnttIraorc
nnd NcNr York Nrnhucn AInrLefa.


The following observations OF the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing highest lowest. aud closing quotations, are fur
nshed by the clearinghouse Of II. ID. Cooke, IT,, a
Co. 1879 street, Washington, D. G..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Oct ., ans y. From the opening
Of busness until about o'clock the weakness Of
Saturday continued throughout the entire list and q
decline Of q 10 per cent occurred From that time
to the close the market strengthened, and the final
prices show decline ofd TO per cent. for the coal
stocks and the trunk lines, and advance f1 to
per cent. for the balance Of the list-notaby the
Gould stocks The weakness Of the market early In
the day due to the continued demand for money,
and the strength later In the day to the fact that
n 100000 bonds to-day offered TO the Secretary of
the Treasury, and to rumor that he was consider
ing the ndvisabllity OF taking the whole amount In
stead OF 100000, advertised for. AT this writing
nothing positive is known the latter subject, but
from what we can learn are of the opinion that
change win be made from the advertised plan, which
was to buy f20oOO00 per week. The weakness OF the
morning led 20 large sales for the short account and
IL Is believed that the rumor referred to caused
siderable covering of the same The weakness Of the
Vanderbilt stocks due to general belief that the
railroad war was no nearer settlement than ever,
which belief was strengthened by Mr.. Vanderbts
statement In today's New York papers. Money
loaned throughout the day Mt per cent. and i-32 In
addition closing at per cent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

NEW York. Oct s.-Cotton qulet sales, 1896 bales;
uplands. iixc; Orleans, l2ic; consolidated net re-
cepts exports to Great Britain, 1891 bales
Continent, 1,4i2 bales. Flour-Southern scarce and
strong; common to fair extra, 90 sjtG7 as good to
choice do, 81 s0190O Wheat l@3c higher, feversh, and
unsettled, closing with less strength export inquiry
very light, and active business speculative &c
count ungraded spring, u 25Cpi 40 No. do held at
ti4G No. Chicago and Milwaukee, 81 a bid, 81 ~
asked; ungraded red, o. 256t SO; No. do q 50 No.
ado, p SSHdl sG,; steamer do, q So No red o. %;
mixed winter, 81 5G ungraded white a 356Dt 81; No.
Sdo vel So No. do, 6llld.i 50 No, g red, octo.
her, 81 55Gl 55lt; November, 81 5TS@l 69k. Corn
opened jfpslc higher aud closed ut an advance and
lost light export demand aud active speculative
trading; ungraded, 6sp76ilC; No g. 7ls 075c; NO. . 75
g10sc; No. 2whitc, 6s6i1OC; low mixed, sec; No. 2,
October, 15A m15ilc; November 7slsm7gAc. Oats go
&c higher, ieversh and unsettled; No. ;, 45c Hops
very hrm and demand fair. C0ffee-Low grades dull
and nominal; medium and choice firm. Sugar in
armer dem9nd and fair fair TO good refining,
ses hrm and quiet. Rice steady aud In fair demand.
Rosln firm and quiet at e. 5Qd2 81. Turpentne dull
AZ 5Jc. Wool very firm and good inquiry; domestic
fleece, 3iCd40c; pulled, 2Odi2c unwashed, l2lf3jc;
Texas, T0n32c. Pork n shade stronger, but rather
quiet at sg SIS 20OG October and November ig $50
70 Of middcs dun and lower long clear. i0S0ql0JEc
short clear, lMlkc long and short clear, lie, Lard
0dltsc higher and moderately active, closing strong
at S2 5Isp2 co; choice, 42 G5l2 70 October tt2 $50
IL 5IiS; November, fl2 0jdi2 20. Freights steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
THE SOLDIERS WIFE.
An Interview win the Indy who Did Not
Get an Appointments in the Treasury.

an interview WIN nhe hndy VINO Dto Not
Get an Appointment in the Treasury.
Desiring to learn the facts relative to
The application Of Mrs. Ely for appointment In the
Tfeasury Departments reporter OF THE REPuB.
itcAN called on that lady yesterday and said 10
her: In THE REPUBLICAN oft 2sth ultimo there
was q communication from Secretary Window,
through his assistant, Mr.. Upton, TO the purport
that you had not filed an application for appoint
ment IN the Treasury Department What are the
facts2n
at is true | never filed an application but l
called on Secretary Window in person"
ut was ON the 10Th of June last, between the
hours of ten aud eleven o'clock q. M"
WAS this your first Interview with the Score.
'nry?" i. 49,, ...,,. .,o., oo, -
see him. but failed"
"what did you say to him when you saw him -
and replied, j can't do anything for you / then
handed him the letter from Senator Miller, of
California, which he hesitated TO read, but in
sisted on his reading IL. Amer reading II he said
This is strong letter. but there arc no vacancies,
Californa's quota is full,' and speaking TO man
standing by, whom did not know, said: Califor-
MAS QUOTAS full is IL notY This man replied, No
hlacks two or three Secretary Window then said
g me, Yon can file your papers ana T wait your
chance for place prefer not % file the papers,
for fear may lose them He then said, Il can't
"Then You thought there was no CHANGER
"Why, OF course thought there was no chance.
Didn't he say he could do nothing for me, and to
walt for chancesT'
Have you called on him SINGER
"oh, mercy, mol Wouldn't like to receive a
second nstallinent of his GOODNESS"
Have you any place nowG'
mo, have no place. There seems to be so
many families In Office that there Is little room for
any one else"
The reporter afterward met one OF the officers of
the Soldiers and Sailors League, and asked him
what answer he had to make to Secretary VIM
dom's letter.
well" said he, "the Secretary has ovaded and
avoided any answer really. He says nothing in
reply to our charge Of nepotsm, Of ex .confeder-
ates, OF unnaturalized foreigners, and makes n
reply which every intelligent man can see Is very
weak. Relative to the number Of soldiers APP
pointed and discharged the language is very de-
lusive. He docs not say that only eight have been
discharged but simply eioM There may have
been ffty or hundred. We know of more than
eight. He gives no Information OF the total dis
charges OF all classes. Suppose the total number
OF discharges of all classes to have been ten, then
MI. Window has discharged eight from the soldier
List out Of the ten"
How about the Ohio. California manG
well, he's on deck, but very nervous"
WAS he In the armyT
II he was in the army he must have belonged
70 the light infantry, as learn he is not above
thirty years of age. You wait till the California
delegation arrives and see how much he belongs
20 California"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

" VT" 11'1'FOI VI TIE WI UHIINANs
In the New York Sun of yesterday i
zee 1t stated In dispatch from Utica to that paper
that Postmaster General James passed through
Saturday evening on his way to Hamilton where
he went to school. Madison University is stu
ated at Hamilton, and the article in question
would lead one TO think that General" James
was student at that school. l will venture 10
say that the General never attended that hill
of science," except as a member of the "Calithum.
plan Band" that made night hideous with their
yells. He simply. was the ngureheld OF a little
village paper, and others did the editing. i am
reminded by this of the shyser lawyer who
sought 70 nonplus the witness ON the stand. When
asked what bis employment had been for the first
year Of hislife received the lacteal reply that he
smilked." Our friend "the Generaf' simply
and only MIXED. VINDEX,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTICEs MAcAR
THUR, HAqHER, AND JAMESON motion OF Mr.. u,
Carusl the following gentlemen were admitted to the
hnr; John j.. Lailmer, John T. Lighter, Charles Il.
Conant. q. :. Whittesey, and w, 9. Jackson AS
Stephen d. Tucker, Phillips, receiver, vs.. Smoot,
Mngruder vs., Thornton, Hail vs. Davis Strong VI.
vs.. Holden and Kelly vs.. stuart.
CRIMINAL CouRT--J UsTICE CoN,-O, ID Lester as
6auti sentenced 10 pay dine OF t75 and costs. John
Shea, keeping coward; fined 81 Frank Bates nnls-
ance uolle pros Adolph burgess, destroying private
property same ACTION. Robert q. HOllznlan, un.
licensed bar verdict not guilty. James Frawley,
cruelty 10 animals; verdict guilty motion filed for a
new trial. Henry Scott, SAME charge jury sworn
ments loT io-dAy-John oBryan, James FTawley,
Thomas Steel X. Z. lIollzmnn, and l. j. GIL, I'M
Scott, Isaiah Green, Miles Gibbons and Mehael
Granie, erelty 10 nnnals' George Donaldson, volat-
ing mark regulations and Edward Nash, violating
building regulations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

rnreeday bills "....', 4sas siaty.day bills .... 4sc


WALL STREET GOSSIP.
New York, Oct. 3, 10 a. m.-Petty d Bostwlck
bought 500 shares OF New York Elevated after the
board Saturday afternoon at leo II was reported
that Gould was In this upward movement, which was
partly directed against the large short interest In the
stock Sages friends say he was aseer of long stock
the rise. The hrarng of the application and argi-
ment OF the New York and Metropolitan companies
for the recovery OF the control Of their properties will
take place this week. but the exact day has not been
fixed by the court. Notwithstanding the apparent
dry.rot weakness of the general ma.ket on Saturday
afternoon tptop people said yesterday hey believed
the whole list would be better again this week The
bulls declared that somebody had aggravated the
showing Of the banks last week by, the ockine M
saiS lie bank Statement VAS evidently yery G,i.
laclous one, and about 100000 which he knew came
the clearinghouse returns presented besides this
the Subtreasury was debtor for over u 10000 at
faction claim to buying certain ks Instead osell-
Ing, as rnmoded, and are hopeful that Secretary
scented for payment with Interest to the date of pre-.
NAV BsI % o mot q9Hs e a
MISUNDERSTANDING between Gould and Vanderbilt be-
SSd Reaans and says lie WABASH III VIII
not thereby be Jeopardzed that Vanderbilt had been
Se y 9 h 0on %n cN Tns .e so01
ofimponance at presept In the market and were not
6Ssa Il e srse a ss Osborne h
home, aud Mills Is not trading. The stories OF In
the Erie and the Vanderbilt roads authorltatlvey
denied Rutter and Jewett are much together and
garded as perfect master OF the situation while Gar.
retts position is weakening Private kilograms
fears for lie condition Of grain owing 70 heat il The
elevators in which event prices may 60 higher The
very large market this week and further advance.
mSs aG and SdfpGS% s HGRs Ts i've
party In grain on the Chicago market are also short
Saturday Notwithstanding a lower Liverpool market
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
ruAT,s TOO BAD,

The instant that ope my eyes,
Adieu all day 10 silence
Before my neighbors they can rise,
They hear my tongue mile hence;
whea Mt the board I take my seat
'Tis one continued riot;
J eat and scoid. and scold and eat;
Ny clack is never quiet
But when TO bed 20 at night
surely fhil a-weepng;
For then lose my great delight
How can scold when sleeping?
But this my pain doth mitigate,
And soon disperses sorrow,
Altho' to. night II be too late
I'll pay IL of tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct a-Beef cattle market active and
quality considered prices of middle grades was &c
higher; very best 5a5jsc first quality, SiiGii4c me-
dum 3l613lc; ordinary. 2lDSc; the most sales were
from 4g5c; recepts-I,Gs2 head; sales, 1,i57 head.
Swlne-fair supply aud fur TO good demand quoted
az 5@9c; receipts-7G5 head. The receipts of sheep
and lambs were 1920 head; quoted sheep 81 6l5c do
lhnDsi ldbc AZ the Claremont livestock yards the
cattle received numbered 2,0SD head, of which $50
were Tor the market and the balance nearly all for
Fhnadelphla, The best cattle sold for 5A@5sc; good
Dutcher cattle. 4GM5Ac; country cattle &c higher
IMAM last week quoted at 36ll4c and the market was
sc hIgher. Sheep sold for 3diIc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
sad UP ana Answer, MIR. Defrees,

Idesire to occupy small space in your
paper in putting few questions TO Mr.. Public
Printer Defrees who 10 fraud upon the Republi-
can party, and who should. be bounced without
ceremony or delay
Stand up, Mr.. Defrees, and answer the following:
First-How long has 1t been since you ceased
calling General Grant drunken sot?"
sccohu-What reasons did you give In 1879 (and
SINCE for opposing General Grants reelection (:
and has time changed your honest (O opinion upon
that subject?
Thrd-How long has 1t been since you ceased
abusing President Arthur?
'Fourth-Out of the large number of employees
in your Office appointed from West Virginia how
many are Republicans
Fifth-How many Republicans in your office
who went home 10 vote at the last election got the
"bounce" aftcr their return, and how many Dem
ocrnis were retained?
Sixth-How long has It been since Democratic
Benators could get more favors at your hands In
the way OF appointments than Stalwart Republic
cans?
seyenth-IIow long has II been since you th ought
that id corrupt lslalwarD element In the party
should be crushed" &C.?
Elghth-How much time have you spent In the
Printing Office since your appointment and for
how much OF the time while rlisticating at Berke-
ey Springs, abusing Conkling, Grant, and Arthur
did you draw your pay2
Multiplying are the duties performed by your
son IN the Office, and how many days does he
average per month, drawing pay for work never
lfyour memory should fail you the above ques-
ions can all be answered by DELTA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
0Ruction Sales.
Thomas Bowling,
AuNTIONEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
Under deed of trust, dated september 2 lsia, and
recorded In lber No 735, nt folio 81 by direction Of
the party secured will sell on THURSDAY. the 9th
day OF October A. u. 1891, at o'clock y. M the East
Georgetown, fronting twenty-three (2 feet and four
az inches ON First street and extending back for
depth 100 feet more or less, TO an alley improved
with Brick Dwelling House and OuthuildnRs being
the premises No. 33ls street. or 70 First street.
Terms OF Sale: Onefourth cash tfi0O deposit when
property Is struck or which j. TO be forfeited unless
the terms OF sale are complied with In five days amer
eighteen months with Interest from day OF sale, Sc
cured by notes aud deco OF trust Conveyancing aud
ses5ldts ~ '''' " FIRED. w. JONES. Trustee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

trail Pacific, 12e0n Delaware, Lacgawonna and West
srn $500 Denver and Rio Grande 1900 Erie, 81 40
knnsas and Texas, eco Lake Shore, 2i59 Louisville
and nashville. 1000 Michigan Central 9,iO1 Man
haitian Elevated, i0,iQe Missouri Pacific, 500 North
mississippi zoo Northern Pacific, $500 Ontario and
western, 5fOt Pacific Mall, 400; Heading, 2O20o St
Paul. 10000 St. Paul and Omaha, 1900 Texas Pa
cinc, 500 Union. Pacific, qsoG Wabash Pacific, Isl
900 Western Union, 20,sO9 New York Elevated. $500
Suiro Q0,O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

ALEXANDRIA, Oct 3-The market opened steady
and quiet. There change to note In -four. The
offerings OF wheat light and small sales at u -,
n ~ 81 IS, and 81 II Tor FuZ and Sl A. 81 49, and S.
Tor Lancaster, as to quality. But little corn was of.
Tered which sold at Soc for white small lots OF rye
Drought 81 O0Gl %, and one OF Of oats Soda 53c.
Country produce and wanted at quotations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
ph,,.a.,nn,, C,,,Ic Market.

PUILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-Cattie market active
sales, 1000 heads prime, 6,S@6,sc; good 5,i@6c: me
dunn, iE0n5lc common. S6iIc Sheep fairly active
sales u 900 head; prime, 5ap5ic good, ils4gSc me
mand; sales, 1900 head; good TO extra, s10ci com
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct a-Virginla skies, deferred, i7S;
do consolidated, 81 do second SERIES 49, do past due
| coupons, OK; new ten-forties, 5c,k bid today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
The Smith 4 Fac MANUFACTURING Co,

LOCK box 1905, RRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Manufacturers OF speCalties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Pndlocks, Sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks Organ
Locks the automatically lado Giant SashChnln SUI
periOr 10 every other aud very much cheaper ono
special pulley fequired) The Smith n tgge Manuhc-
turing Co also gives special attention to the making OF
estimates for tie cost of the manufacture Of patented
Inventions and all the neUessarytOOls, and the manu-
featuring Of the same on royalty An communications
treated COnndennAlly. my2l-SrIh0m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04

suB-rREAsURY BALANCES.
...... ts09l77Gi 0o1 Currency......- t4S3e sos 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-04
MEALTM IS WEALTH-

DIR, j., q. VESTS NERyEASD BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for HysteTia, Dizziness, ConvulsiOns, Ner'
spermalorrhga, lmpoiency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by Oyer.eNe riiOn, self
abuse, or oveT'lndugencc, which leads TO misery de-
cay, aud death Que box Will cure cases. bach
box cOnlalns one months treatment. one dollar u
box, or six boxes for 1--WE dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt o. price We guarantee Six boxes TO
cure any case. with each Ordar received by us for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money u the treatment does not effect cure Guar
antees Issued by SToTr d CROMWELL, $50 Penn
sylYana avenue, Washington, D. C., Wholesale and
tenton. OclS-'IrhS,ly