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Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
rroUsEkEtpERs cOMETO,o,ras

"OUSEkEkPERS COME TO lO3 EAST
i l. 9th street Tor some OF these 3B cans of
table peaches in heavy syrup. only 20 cts a
can new citron, 20 cts; fruit biscuit, 2 Ms for
% cts, they come from all parts for our but
ter cup ginger snaps. 10 cts; fs of mince.
meat, rs cts; bs apple butter rs cts; those
swiss apples make pie mt for king, IL cts.
n. try them; now ladies let me talk tea to you
This tea We are offering You, 8 Ms for 81, 90 er
IS cts. h, is the best value for your money we
ever offered, 1t is Fosters samples all thrown
In together, some Of this tea cost 81 50, some
81, none less than rs cts. When those sam Piles
are sent to Fosters large warehouse In
Boston whom they are examined they are all
thrown in together and, rs they don't cost
him anything, they are sold cheap and II you
are good customer you get the tea. For one
lady we packed 20 Ms to send to her sister in
Colorado. She ted US that such tea Ms that
sold thore for Sl.75 a D. Don't let 1t pass,
ladies, secure sOme before it is gone Don't
forget our star bag Of -four at 81 and our
Shamrock nour, 1t is white, and our 10 cent
coffoe; we have the freshest eggs and the best
butter at the GRANGER STORE,
nov2Sltt los East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
Russian Nihlllsts..

A st. Petersburg despatch says San
kowskl has confessed that he himself
and three other NihilisIs had sworn t,
Kill Generals lgnaliei and Tcherevin.
and Mr.. Koslow, the Pretect Of Police
General Tcherevine, it now appears
owes his lite TO the precaution of wear.
Ing coat of mail under his clothes. A
court martial met On Wednesday to try
Prince Tchercvachidse, who is accused
OF the nnrder ofa shopkeeper last July.
Inc court was crowded with the rank
ana fashion of the city One hundred
and tllrty-two witnesses are to be call.
ed, among them a troupe of Bohemian
singers.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
A COlOred Man Refused O Drink

For the RErUBLICAN
| One afternoon Of this week a whit,
man named Campbell, formerly carte
OF this city, entered Mr.. John Mealey's
! saloon, on Market street above Second
accompanied by coored man, whom
he desired to treat. Mr.. Mealey reius
ed to allow the colored man to drink a,
bis bar, wbercupon hot words eusued
Campbell started to leave by the rear
entrance, when he was followed by Mr..
Mealey, who had club in his hand
and made n strike at Campbell, who
warded Oft the blow with his arm, re-
ceiving the full force ofthe blow on his
wrist Mr.. Campbell went on out and
met another man on Shipley street, to
whom he stated the case and asked the
man to 60 with him and "clean out
MeaIey's saloon."
The man refused to assist Campbell,
whercupon Campbell struck the man
IN the face. The man received the
blow in good part and walked away.
The excitement waxed high for awhile
aud quite lar ye crowd congregated in
the vicinity. II is stated that Campbell
Will enter suit against Mealey for as
Sauit and battery. The latter is also
IlabIe to arrest, tor refusing colored
man drink, for, according to the
street letter OF the law, a colored iAan
has all the privileges of any white
man IN purchasing any article,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
THE FACTS AS THEY ARE.
sssss
sssssssss

For Mr. Wanarnaker's personal use the memoranda be
low sent 20 his Office Instead of writing up o,
vanishing over" he incorporates the paper into this ad
vertisemen aste best presentation oft Oak Hall cloth
ing stock.
we could have the people know the facts as they act
ualy about Fall and Winter Clothing it would be
|all we would ask!
LIGHT OVERCOATS.
Give very full advertisement tomorrow. Om
stock warrants it. Range of prices So to $24. Make a
point the SIS coat light drab brown mixed and Oxford
mixed Melton not alwoo but we are certain it is the
best in the country for the money.
We strong mems sizes.
Stock is fresh on light fashionable colors.
The market is very bare desirable light Overcoats
we are full on the very best things.
SPECIALTIES.
A light brown, cheviot ace diagonal mixed Coat with
velvet collar at $40.
Light coorsin Wool Diagonals. Without acings $14
With facings SIS.
Very fine Stocknet Coating, with all facing and silk
sleeve Innings $24.
A small lot OF very fine fancy Cassimeres and Pin
checks handsomely made and trimmed our freshest goods
reduced from "a 00to only because sizes are broken
POINTS only given above.
WANAMAKER e BROWN,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.
The Largest Clothing Hous, in America.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03

AFTER THE S11,e0O in bills passed
and ordered to be paid at last nights
meeting of the City Council are paid,
there will only be So, 26O. 40 remaining
in the Treasury. This is rather small
to meet the current expenses of
the city from now until the first of
July. The water rents due January
first will case UP q little.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
Dr. HiAyNE'

White Pulmonic Balsam the now great
leading lung and throat remedy. The
very perfection Of lung medicines en-
dorsed by thousauds-even huldreds in
our own community, including doctors,
lawyers, clergymen and editors. Cures
cougl liz, hoarsen-ss, sore throat, blood
splitting, Group, nc, and will positive.
~ prevent consumption. Sold by all
1ealers. Main depot, 4th and King,
Phila. 602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
DH1LADELPHlA WILMINGTON AN J
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADEI.PHlA, WILMINGTON AN
| l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
| Cot. 80. 1881
Trains Will leave Wilmington ~ follow,
| For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta
tons 100, $40, $40, 1880, q. H., 2aO, 100, 100
l0.OO p. IN.
Philadelphia tExpross) go, 600, s.u
.. M, a. 10, 8.6b y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2O6, 226, ESQ
100, s.65, ll.b3 a. m, l243. 2.U3, b47, o3s D. IL
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, as,
Perryvilfe and ntermcdiato statior 81.
| p. III.
Baltimore and Hay Line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2bl,. 1877 A.o3
1858, SIS a. m, r. bb, l.04, $50, l0. 81 p. IN.
Trains for delaware Division leave for;
New Castle 90 9.35 q. III, l. O6, 400, e.2op. N
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, g.Si
q. m, LOS, e.26 p. m.
Delmar and lntermediate Stations s.ss
m., Loo p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermedists Station.
al0 q: m., 500, 100, 1000 pm.
philadelphia and New York, 2OS, 2.2S :. N
647, o.3s p. III.
baltimore and Washington, l2tl, l.S7, Ao9
1855 a. M; 1851 p. IN.
For further information passengers s.e re-
arrod to tho time tables posted at the depot
H.. +. KENNEY. SUIT.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
Covering q steamboat boiler.

The boiler Of the steamboat Sarah X.
Iagsart, of Chester, Pa, is being cov-
ered by Mr.. Ainswortb, of this city, with
his patent boiler covering. This covering
has met with universal success in this
and other cities. Mr.. Ainsworth lust
completed the boilers in the Lincoln
Mills of the same city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
III (pnOrR hla kaA1A.

Commissioner Baldwin, OF the high
way department in Philadelphia, was
brought no by Joel Thompson, near
Newark, and his early instruction in re-
gard TO highways was CLEANED from the
use of the shovel and pick on the roads
of White Clay Creek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
II Is NOT STRANGE

that, people who indulge their appettes in
all the delicaces of the season and by eating
fast and overload their stomacns, should f .el
distressed after meas. One dose of Apepsia,
the great speciiic for dyspepsia will give per.
feet relief in a few minutes in all cases and
often prevents serious sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
The Michigan Au fYerers,

The following additional subscrip
lions, for the relief of the Michigan
sufferers have been received at the Firs;
National Bank /: Cash 81 Mrs. +. A.
Ellis, 81 Mrs. M. Il. Turburt, 80 cents
Total, 1886, 80.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03

THE PROFESSOR Is FROM
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
IN NEW YORK WHERE
IT WAS PLAYED 150 NIGHTS
To CROWDED HOUSES
THE ORIGINAL COMPANY PLAYS.
THE NEW YORK SCENERY WILL
BE USED IN WILMINGTON
A BROOK OF REAL WATER
RUSHES DOWN THE MOUNTAIN
IF YOU WANT TO MARRY
SEE THE PROFESSOR
THE PRETTlEST OF GIRLS MAKE
LOVE TO THE PROFESSOR
HE PROPOSES TO THEM ALL
HE WILL SHOW you THE FROG
AND HOW HE WOULD
WOOlNG GO-NOT THE
FROG-BUT THE PROFESSOR.
ROBERT COLLYER SAYS "MoST ANUS
ING"
JOAQUIN MILLER, LIKE NEVADA
SILVER
N. Y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAUGH
TER"
N. Y. PoST-"wAs. WONDERFUL
N. Y. TIMES--"CHARM1NG SET"
1T NIGHTLY PACKED THE
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE AND
DREW THE BAsT OF
A MILLION PEOPLE.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
1OFIOu.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS,
WATIR DErARTnssr. :,
.; n ". Oor. Si!th and King sts.,

III 01T0E 10 WATER RENTERS.
WArIR DzrARrnssr.
,: W. Cor. Sixth and King s,s
Wilmington, DOL. Des lst, IsSi
Eia" 81, pills for 1857 are nsw:.ready and paya.
Of sixth and King streets, The law reonires
~ pills psid on or before January 81 issa
the face OF the bill those paid ovrlns thc
month OF Fsbruary.6 per cent. additional
those paid during the month Of March 10 ns,
cent. additional, and any amount rems ininr
unpaia aiter April lst, 1851 the registrar Il
suit instituted for the recovery of tbs smoMn; "H
due, and the water will not be ,et into snch
premises until such arrears, with assessn ami.
and two dollars for drawing ferruIe, aIa
paid. Once hours from . .. N, to in. m
daily. THOMAS M nc,TE ".'
eoe'-]in Registrar
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03

IF YOU WISH TO HEAR
A CHARMING GIRLS LAUGH
GO TO SEE THE PROFESSOR.
1T WAS A MOST REMARKABLE SUCCESS
IN FASHIONABLE SARATOGA.
ITS CITIZENS THRONGED THE
PROFESSOR" PERFORMANCES.
THIS PLAY Is A TRIUMPH
FOR THE SCHOLARLY MR. GILLETTE,
OF THE MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
| 1T Is A PLAY
FOR GOOD HEALTH,
PLAY FOR THE DAUGHTER,
PLAY FOR THE son,
PLAY FOR THE MOTHER,
PLAY FOR THE FATHER,
PLAY FOR THE HOME.
BEAUTY, WIT, SARCASM. HUMOR,
MATHEMATICS, ASTRONOMY,
ERUDlTloN, FINE ARTS,
MUSIC, AND ALL THAT
CAN PLEASE THE EYE AND
CHARM THE EAR, WILL BE
PRESENTED ON NEXT TUESDAY
NIGHT AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
RESERVED SEATS IS CENTS,
AT c. +. THOMAS y co.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
1oCALr,..,,
CORRECTED Arr,, i


IT. TRAINS "a LEAVE w,,,J
ni'sdsI sis! phia, 2ao' = s,s1 sS,s1lLMI
y GSS, lo:s6, li:ss' \ S'%' ~ ,:oO,J
&c., SS@, 900, So ~ &, ~; ~ l2i
sundays, ,.06 2;2O, s:lc' t'' aslO, 4
New York, 2:p. ,.ao 4'
iiSs'ass tx ~, = a'os, 3 ~, IS IS,
Baltimore, 1871, 2.l, p ,,a n
ai:o4, a.,S T.. .4:4s, s;Jo D, n'I, !, y
Washington, 1851, 2,, .,,.
,lG;soA, ,iGs $50 p, I'' N. SNs. S;;s
Baltimore Inn and In,erm.,,. |
. s:ss q. m, 1855, V. a.tsss' ,pos'.s
nln stops at way staa,u. y.
ir.effI1yville i.'f1y and iBsS.Ss Bss;S.s,
Psrryville and Intcru.,,,
m. 01IAA
Now Castle, e.oo. ORR,
m. No SUNDAY i'm a. "a;
harrington and iptsrm,uns;
.. m; Los; go h M ,1eola'
Dolmar and lntermsdiIa,.N ~. No
l:O6 p. m. N'a'e Sta
Wilmington and No,,b.
m; 300, 500 D. m '1srn Sn
delaware Western Rall,noull
200 D. m' Sundays, lS:sS
ARRIVE AT wlLulsal
Philadelphia, l2;4s, 20. IL
!2;W m; l2:l,, l2,iS' a., j.. ~ ~
n N So w o;@V, 500, b
.. M; ';2o, lo.tS, lit li'ls = S'
New York York, 2:o., 2:4 IN a..
.l:o2, "a, e:4O ,. M M. Nh ~
I:b2 q. In. N'' ou
Baltimore, l:63, 2:ll, sn ,,,
200, b.H,c;3s, $50 b, M m 'Is S1
a. m; $40, s;ss, sso D'' .. ~ 81
Warrington, lisa, 2:l, ,,.m
t:oo, ~, e,o;asp. n. SpnSs arss 4
2.%o o:3s y. N. '4nuay
\ only, sCsau
Now Castle, S:4s, 93S
p. m. No Sunday t,aIn, M
delaware =. Railroad, Al $40 a, n
u. No Sunday traips :
Wilmington and No,,h.-
a. m; 1885, c:5s p. N. t-s,r sua,
delaware Western RaiI,o,t
y. u. Sundays, s:loa n
RAINS , FOR wlLNlye
'niladelphis, Broad ,,,,.. 4
s:l6, 1880, ll:O0, llS'n, ll, y
$50, a:so, b:l5, S:+6, tl sSS
p. IN.
'hiiadelphia, Marke, ,,r,., !.
D. m; 'la:25 ,. H.; Sunl
lsures marked thus e, dam
express trains 'D'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03
BROkERs.

Stocks bought and sold IN M
sion.
Letters Of credit given, ays1
parts OF the world, and drst.s
Ireland, France, Germany and
We have now for sale 20 share
WoodlsWn and Rockaway Car /
Daily Republican., 1881-12-03

NOIICE.-NORTHE DISTRICT
XN CITY OF WILMINGTON.
Al persons having disposed Of real estate
oy sale or otherwise, will please notify the
erly transfer the same on the county assess.
ment, and all persons who are not already as.
sessed, can have their names added by call.
Ing at his residence, No. S02 French street
any evening (Saturday excepted,j between
the hours OF nn9 SPIN, until further notice.
County Assessor Northern District.
now u Wilmington, Uel.
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An unusually well distributed bnsi"ess was done
in railroad bonds, but generally the transactions
were small and without notable change in figures.
Boston, Hartford aud Erie iirsts were conspicuous
in the dealings and rose from G4l2 to GGlia 90 p.
Ere second consolS advanced fTGW l02 10 lVA@4U
1925. Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogicnsburg hrNts
We're easier NJ s9a s93, Chesapeake and Ohio rrts,
series T. steady at S4l2 and currency debts 8 higher
al 5Gl9. Mobile and Ohio second debcntures
sold at 7I@sa72 New-Yo1k Elevated frsts were p
lower at ll4Ls. Metropolitan iirsrs steady at 1Saia
90, and seconds IS higher at sS's, after 50. OH"
Southern frsts recovered per cent 10 -. East
TeInesse' Virginia AID Georgia incomes were lSs
HIGHER at 5l5s. Denver and kp Grande cOnsols
We're 3. lower at 100. Texas aud Pacific incomes
rose = ler cent 10 70, the first RIO Grande division
heng l., ngher at SO. Annexed are the closing
GUOtatiOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

la5i jria,rr o.la iTi1aly H.
Furles mol.ra' acnv. s,las q ~ At a ~ c' 81
iil1o4ii#s, Sayca.,er, iLlgIIL... uc.imnrr ll.e-t
March, 12lual2.s Apui I,2l i-io say III. ~ :
ilcc, ioi Rug, amt Wargns october u!i. Nogen,scr.
ll."', brscmnrr lI,', D. i"'t, '7G. f'',,"'b'
March. IIi5. h"i, 80 ,,'', ~. I"nr -. ~
l2".; Au-n-i, lag'. C"enE pi'.,- '"5"f' - '
ia,I February igi March H. 81
-. i, Ann. I&-5oI.-- My, H. .alA5- June. i-it
FiL6r% XSD MEiL-FLGj i;-1iarsct dau hr,f, ard
i ,Ic,,TJ i,Lbin@ lad. canancd manly To- pr.sur
wants sale. l3lJo Dps Including 4.Og pbl' Minnc-"a
Siircnc 80 bG', ,iB ,n 1ira Tor wr,l inl@ q 3,
spring, e5as5 90 for Winter Wheat 1900 R1.s
Winter wira Exti - 5oa6 81; including Family
Quotations No. ?. slo5 latter ctrremo' super.
6nc - stQsi 90, common to ra.r E1tra STATE ;, 80
mon to Goo Gsr We,ls," R o. SI4' no,o g
20 &O4-1 Cool to Choice. j." lo@t, - Com.
- 49, rye Mixture -'4s, 90, bA~eJs Et.'. Ian,
5 L ,a ,,r Ftira. SIS GOOD to- Vefy choice FANNY
loesg Patent Wn[er wncat Iyra g. 'Gts "I .
600 bJis incudml Common To GgoI EXlm 90 ,Grf 80
GSoi to s Choi' 10@I DT cr i .n f%
=: DO on IL '.' ~, r' E'i,
WIIIAT-FLJr {; s,llnr at - coast $50
ami M liz American grapes - G.%@s e. Via i,eo
GHAlN-W HAT AarAct irognilr ana unsettled, or,n
The ct declined IT,. Thea ifmrl md advancing "a %,
sbou tho made quotations %cl al ne trading oi sP'S9
account, export demand quite !IHia sales @V"v
bush. future, l7aooo bn3h c,sa inrinans Ingaasd
quoted ~ 3'ati 81 rngrad.d "nr N.i = 22@tl i2
q 4oqfi lo'G no ~ Rod 81, - 4g1,I ~ ,,. ih03
81 2Jdfl AZ 80 ! whit" - ii40Fl fJ2. 40. lIei
October. ~ 1GdBl 4-it. closing 81 ~. do Nuyembrr'
81 4aotasl 81 =. cUsins - iJRai 41's do Dcccmhe
IN b2Easl a I, closing ~ 52f4el 52i; do January,
n 55IaI ", dosing 81 5Jl; SO. / White Noyemher
IN 4Jd4i 4Jl; "a OOU bush No spring Tor special d'i
cry Ina December Il 4I......--I RYE Dan nominal,
AL o. luts aLd boat oIo., latter cNrcmr-.-
/ A buyers -
CORy-Markct unsettled; opening lal -c bett,t rub '
Gu,uy advance loot, and declined z0lc closing lu AMI
heavy very moderate export and home rod, demand ,as
sales speculative account sales LIZ .OoO bush lAtc
2lGogJ bush cash. mcludlng uuEndcd W s ,i.i
Mixed, G20TDc.; 40 s. 6flc; No. = t~" 4'.i
new and od styie; Steamer Aixed 6gc5 y .;
Mixed October $50 c closing 10 aaG7'c, do HOfen-
her GJsa7 2c, closing GJAc, 90 Dcccmbcr, ~ 70 - 1,'
closing "a 1-a72C..... OAlSMIrkct heavy, iud L-d-t
iowcr saes Bj 900 bush. including No. 3 at tic; so ?
AJi,aisc.; SO. Use No. White +JL10jurt No = 1I p
a5-c. 40 l. BIC Mixed Western 4-a4-c White no.. i.'e
5Jc Mixed State, bic; White u", @Ia11, including '' '
BUSH No. . Mixed pct"b-r 4".@ 10 ,lci it3"D "a,
November 4Gat a4Si,c. closing 81 ~ Old style '1pv %
d.. Dcccmbef 44 aJuc Feed dul 40 ~ Jlc@ s"' "' d"
$3.50. ldIIng- g. - a&l.4O, sharps, ~ fnHrJi.
HAY AND slEAM-lay Is quit AID weak Ia Vie" u tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
Ilru .TnrE NfAHEEr.

~ az
2' .a ,lr. as 'nn.- 1.t '-.'t IT,. ,o ',,y. \
'.'. a.i'- '''.' '.. gwen %. ,... . .. . e. lr. .
-+ 81. .'."' .r.. ~ .t'. ,..' pr. In Dc ..,l, .,f
p. +, 40 go . - a, 30 . a. .D . Do .o ~ f. %
.., l, a,,..s-. At &c., i've ,,.-n. ami -apa.I. -pa-
I mr. t.,I son. d..,.' a.. ..'... ..,. trll. ~.
q. a... s say 81 sro.1 ar..., '..r' ., ''.''..
h'u ,.} que ,,a''.'r.,'I H.. '''' ia.,r,
raid hlr pr 80 'or Fba. . ,.IrI and t.r .p
... M d .l s, ,n.. 5.afs.t ~, % nd VIZ, i-oor
- .p-t.... q. .,.. H.. IN .. .l-,.
90. . t... ... 90. ., -+.v. 3D. POI and 100 ,tr.
"a. ' .. F" .i.'. n, r, ,..tt.r. 30 I,.... ,..t ,u.
ttfl -..,,..r. wei. So n..l go 20 .Ultt. ~
's,'. ','-,t '.. -. %, 40, .'' .'i all
N'i' 'fA" t' Oh, '...''t u.s. . ,'. am II. nf
~. tI. o. A .'f Ir...t ,.,,,, =, Ill,
E'H 'a'r, a. '"a. ,trsJ N'al' 20 '| -' '."
t"uunuu io IrIH' Gals r yc. q Hii-''i ' .'.' q
J...{ i"-tI' ,d ,'i'.,, ,'' ''t ,, ''''
st.' a'r,s I'I' -a To- .''.' . ''' h. .i.e
"Il'.,.t . E Dr. ,I j.. ~ r..It.lf .-. be-. ti.,r
~ -.,l a. .'.I 80, 'a'., i a. .'
l''''.'. a. A. DO .'' ..,l -. .,.I - IN. r
"" ,' h'''i""" '"''7' ~ DO '- 20 I'D ''- '' 10
.r. gu' ,"'d. f h1.h' ."f' ''.''', '-t I, 81 gao
= 3D. l-as eIl .E.r .r.a.i. i, 81 e.. NJ, s
D. d' ""l 20 90 &C. d f"' '' 30 ' 81 i-' '' '' ID"
r,ivc "d-H' ua.7t O. CO. ..ll. % s.fs Elu,-m..i5S
1a.s'., ~ 70. st I. .'. '" ' D. 90 10 ''''' '-'
u. '' -bc -r'. . '.. e. }. d" 80. . 81 ..i
l.Il .. ,ls at I..s.y ti. HaE lu 90, ..'H I'..
a,,ro1. s,ef..g price. vl. ,ol.u"a -.u.. W. dui
a,.. rune Ll.5f lt.r BE- Imm1f N,n ,.
,st. Tenn, figures, .ttls., c1I.iud o. canada tiunh' d
ugt" ,.c. 'irio.. 20 r. Hla cor. Ht' ,.' 49,. '' b.
3D. - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14


IoPs-AD Prices nrn and trade good both for home use
anu eapPf the adyces from the country show great r
2243oc Eastern do s2a27c; Wisconsin do. 22027 ear
SEBoing stock IAN al SIC Tor % test Grocery
grades iea1y deuind moderate; Porto Rice. }5"j-c
70 SAHAL Pr we're very quiet and Inclined
Dcnnc dn and ,sr % I nt i a ar H. }r ui6erns
Now-Yoras were freely offered al aSc the southern mar
k5S were also lover Tar t3aS3 % city Ptch ~ 'oq
oGEAN FEEIGHTs-Rates ruled more steady though
gg451S5 was I" very limited proportions Liverpool scia
Cotton 20 a@2l; F,ur L. 81 per b6; 1000 sack iior
Cake, los Hops Id. Tobacco 26s loo tons measure.
- os Per Dbl; 5000 sacks DO l2s; 81; Bacon, 20f;
Oh 1aSS, - Gl Hops direct adj Tobacco POS; 100 t?ni
32d Flour, Is ca. 300 tons do, rs. cd;
'. Far. r. Shf S 2os I@2"' ~; Cd hcg ,o %a
measnremeq goods rs. o. Hun, steam, Grain.
GO $ 3d. c pTr SD in@ zoo pc: 9o ,op SoP a
S9!O bush Cram, ID, Flour Is I'd per bbi and - 81.
Goods, Ia Gda5os. Scwca-tc steam 1000 bush Grain.
srles by IAN. 1000 do fc Grain to CORK for orders,
o ,S III p 9 wv He5'gl t,i'is' 'n'l%"
~ another from haltimoe to do 1900 do, s. 9d bark
OH, Moderately active at fan prices
change. The ohern%| a y,r! rd,ritc Wc qnoic: Rc
nned Petroleum in abs here 7ac. asked for export pm
cases ll0l2ar. Naphha I6,; Crude in shipping order
7asc Crude Ccruucacs opened gi'4c. sold at a.
rRovHIoNs-PORH-Ma MARKET unsettled, and fully 5o9
9 %anG ys ae a 2ga . s sa s on S S'? G
sis 5Oofi9 civ Family Me-. sci Prime Mess II ia
SIS New Mes. Tor October AID November SIS january
nm nv Elrr , 1 p,so F F i,,' Was4 "
aslG. Extra Inln Mess. $50 500 .......Hf.HF HANS
HchI%F'@ ana ga~ GH5sa 81 at i E NJ o .G
anf without qnot' 'ango ri kicl shoulder. -to,tc /;
car ncEpd I,aus Is ID average I2c....2IipbLF, very
dull and wholly nominal sales west. Long Clear
9c..... DKfSSED go fairly active. and 'r,y a!,nF ~
f,vf.h and uusctneI ca, lot. shade higher and moder
s ssg&caty 6cnmS wax aad 3 o, The y advanc , Closing
duI. and hetyy " about ioc. under III. Prices cur.
clo.lag II Nic3 i2-o fc, Noyrmbcr iiejpI"O5c
co-i,s 'n5c 57.otr Drrmhcr. I2o}al2@oc., closing
sd -."3 e. J2nay T. ,5isai r.; CLOSING II '
Say I2t5elt57c, losing i245c n,se( 90 steam iq
qn.uH l.2ac. cont ueat .HCTrE Market 'at. rr
S1,- Creamery fa.r 70 ,hoicc 2saa O. state itaiPhsn
state Dair' fr.n' la, 20 'h",cc 2te4,c stale fir<nt
5ni'rr dain' l.t T." '",,- =, go site 'a'y ,1S'
iary Poor to hosc IRE western Factory Poo:
choice IS4I.c....,IIEI-- duh prc- non, s,ly
ur,..1er. -u'. FACTORY, Poor Ia cn"cc' IOai5c. Yves
.aizc ssr-. Poor to ohoicc 3qoe.......EGG- Narsri
@ . s,,s s4 and a2 gs g. wcrarn go n'a
- &C.. Canada -,l-l1c Luud. "r'ioru and state I7@
LcE-,tc.ay. demand moderate Ordinary to cnc'cc '',9
Timothy qu,.r a. E! % 3d. Domestic FLAX seed
FroAEa ana .na go,. a''lie fir Hs'n MG &c nc.
il,,, Iac o h.. ioI 'r,.,, o &C., cube. to &C.,, row.
So i,Ira DO. d, '-,-a-'.c. yellow ~ j-q,ra;
81. y, 49,. .uua 1.,noe. -a'.. 1000 noI'. Choice
IALLj%- .a.,t about ,t,iag slrs l-sooo iD- -cs'-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Cor fbe two accounts referred to "eilo
aoessarily stimulate market 'hat 6ad OPEN '''
ti,y higher figures than it Ct osed last e' eu's'
IL 10 much to encourage = general guy
o. of stocks And when Manhattan S'e'N'
,Tbicb has been loudly proclaimed as W"
loss, rose from 53ll last evening to 10 IL Isg"''
more stamina thar the ordinary 'bcaIs are Jus
with 10 resist the pressure to get "u' % i'' "a
v-a,p or all stocks Aud as a RUE '''N "
Z" get ont" Hence the closing opera "''
,oda witt Intense excitement al4 Sci'i"I'3 80 'u'
l;l.s4 s,1,r.. cf lie lay A. 10 the ":eF''e' i"'
1oI dissr,s;,u4. il vii. be in order 40" i"r "D'I-
ons 7nors Of proposed plans ior harmonious ,,,'
.-.,,,rti' tbrcc companies but the best obtain
~. ;..t.,,otiop az this time is That committees
have teen appointed whce have "Sree1 10 ''"'' NV
d;sspss plans for a satisfactory settlement in0
end is not yet .., :. C,o,orr-
only a small business was transacted III "oFeIh-
,,ort hands hut prices were higher ali around the
fn.I bid, showing the following advances; Con-
t,nned IS aal the 4lgs each l8; Continued 6s i
and 4 spar cent. Anaexed are the closing quota
tons: ga Asy,l.
Us 49, ~ reg 1929 l5is rs car s., 1871 l$i
rs a., ~ S.:ti2;5s Ia .9 Gr - s., ST. i$5
Us As 1907 Il52l no " ''l. -, 90 >. '551t
Us US eur s. 5 5Siiii Dist S o}coI d5o7 los
State bonds were dull with only small tra'Sac-
tons in Louisiana consols al o. Tennessee q" at
GO Arkansas rs to the railroads at 2ll2 AMI south
Carolina IS uon-fundahlo, al l. = Annexed are inc
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1881.

large stocks straw, however rates steady We quote;
Hay. Prime Timothy, cd$1 O6; Medium, SOG9Oc.;
shipping grades G0@7Oc Clover Mixed, 709s0c.; Clover,
65G75ci No l. Rye 70dS0c Short Rye 5096Oc; Dat and
Wheat, 35Hi5c. per 100 %.
HlDs-Quot but essentially unchanged, though inclined
to weakness.
THE OF ANTTY OF WHEAT AND MAIZE on PASSAGE AS PER
BEERDOHMs LONDON cABLEGRAM OF OCT. 10, 81, WAS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
financial.
GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS.
Nj Vew-York aud brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
ali r,s,kl in NcsiInrnt securities, dealt ia ny
~ GEORGE a. PKENllSS,
II WALi-ST.
IL who are Interested IN rlllrOll business
n andmilea 20 Statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANACtpr ,,l nov ral lf. prce - doht3 oy nt- -
NEyyYoEK PENNSYLVANIA AND ONO RAILROAD coz
~ECEETARf's OFFICE,
CLUYELANp, ONO, 81 sept. 1851 - )
4 MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
"a the NETWORK, PENNSYLVANIA aud OH o RAIL
E0AD COMPANY viii De held at the general ohoes OF he
company 33 EuClidaye, IN the CITY 81 CeYeiah ONO
eeli ihr Of IL o'clock q. AMI IL o'clock hOOh
FRIDAY 18th October ISL for the purpose OF eiecuh
Drctur- tor u year, and tho transaction % sHrh
other may properly DO brought before tho meet
hs' ~ O'1'' - '-N Tuos. wARSoCK. Secretary.