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CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & CO.. Il Wallis
MONDAY, March 1872. VI.
TIE GENERAL LIST

MONDAY, March 1872 NJ.
The temper of the general stock speculation to-
day was somewhat changed from that OF last week.
Together with very general closing of the recently
created short interest, there buying for the
long account that Indicated more confident belief
In the Immediate future of prices than has
been observed before for several days. Hence
there was general improvement in prices.
The character of the days market was not httle
affected by the carly report that leading operator
had exhibited to party of gentlemen, all Of whom
arc more or engaged in active speoulations, the
certificates of shares, principally of Western Union
Telegraph and Missouri Pacific Railroad aggregat-
ing the par value Of 1853, 600 OOO the power of at
torney on such certificates not being signed showed
that they were held clean and clear from any liens
for borrowed money.
The market opened weak Central of New
Jersey was specially weak stock from SO, the
closing figure Saturday. there were no sales
above 80, and from that figure the decline
to 742 was rapid and sharp. After that its luctua
tons were wide and frequent but 1t late sold up to
70 and closed at ISL II is the only active stock
that shows any material decline from the final
nrices of SATURDAY. The whole market. however,
was feyerish and unsettled all day, and there Is
much irrepnlanty in the final changes. Delaware,
Locl,awanna and Western opened ut IL sold at
II7IgQII6l2, and later at ll00llsl2 against
117si Saturdays final price. Delaware aud Hudson
declined to lO29l.and ended Mt lOiL, against lO3%
Saurdayi and Reading, after 62l2d5l Il, closed at
53lo against 53os. Missouri Pacific and Western
Union were the specially strong stocks Western
Union sold at 77a76os0 7S&07Sos, against 70la
saturday, and Missouri Pacific sold at SSle6 SSaO2
aOlla, against ssh Saturday The trunk line
stocks have come to he the followers of the general
market instead Of its leaders, and Lake Shore only
closed a higher than Saturday, Michigan Central a
higher and Central and Hudson only ID higher.
After 2:30 o'clock the smartest upward movement
of the day was made and just before the end the
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. March 1872.

MONDAY, Morcn I3-P' W.
The mining stock markets to day genera''y
showed some improvements in figures but the trans
actions were neither large significant For fopln
son Consolidated there was steady rlse from ooo
TO $50. State Line and was better and sold UP
10 so cents at the close. Annie was active at ZI~
2002s cents Iron Silver was stronger al ~,
Pacific fncfuated between q 30 anu 80 and closed
Mt 40 TAYLOR Plumas was active and rose 10 10
cents Moose was firm at 1.l5. The Comstocks
were dull and about steady. Generhliy tho mai
kets closed strong.
SALES At the MINING EXCHANGES
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Sales bn Aultion.
CTORAGE SALE.

CTORAGE SALE. -.
- On THE 1WEHTY-hIGHTH DAY Of March
1852, Ut ~ o'clock ~, at thc Eagle storage House.
No 1913 West aJd.At.. NcW-NOIk ely, viii bo sold 10
satisfy liens charges the goods stored uu
the names 81 the following pcrsOns: George Edgar Mary T.
Brown, Robert Wilson, Joseph D. Gibbs, John F. Hams
Mary GpsOn Salmon skinner, Charlotte stokes Emma Bark
en- Sharper. John savage william II DeyOc Gather
Inc Valdez 1heiesa schRefer Mrs t. Baldwin, Ellen e.
Bryan John H. Reed MIS-. Robert Brown, Uranus Crosby
George Leslie LayOnia johnson, Benjamin f. GuyOn John
W. Mcdary, Charles l.. Edwin, Mary 4. JObe7.
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GlluinQ.
SILVER MINING COMPANY
II COLORADO.

~ OF COLORADO.
1.-THE Daily Graphic, March l2.l
The stock Of the silver Mining Company, which
was called to-day time both the New York and
American Mining instance OF the growing dspO
stlou on the part the Governing Committees Of these
Boards to place the public sound properties for invest
1pcnt The mines Ibis company located I'm the rich
mineral belt Of Gpn County Colorado and since the direc
ton of the affairs company taken hold Of
three months SINCE by Mr.. W. II Malcolm rs general man
ager order systematic working has prevailed aud within
This brc time these really valuable mines have been put
such condition present and future TO the
ordeal of an examination such tho Examining Com
ittees Of make which IS good for
bcevng that the Decatur Company valuable
properties
when General Malcolm took charge of the affairs
OF this company they were in rather dseouragng cond
ton owing lutte progress then being made toward div
dends but since beginning Of the vigorous adopted
by him. Of the Decatur property has become
fatterng Of most active stocks based solid
property able management, may be confidently
necfed
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OFFICE CUSTODIAN UMIED STATS GUsIoM HousE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Fen. -, 1882.
ITNnER Instructions from the SpcrelarX of

CUSTODIAN UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE
CHICAGO, ILL.,. FeD. 49, 1882. )
FINDER instructions from the Secretary of
u Treasury The undersigned hereby invites proposals
lighting by electricity, the custom House Build
Chicago Including all Offices corridors, obDie
Proposals lighting said building with must state
spech, price per thousand feet at which 1t viii be
supplied; contemplate the furnishing OF suitable
metres register indicate the act nal consumption OF gas
upon OF the building separately and bills for the
shall be rendered the first day OF each and every
month the preceding months consumption as per suoh
register indicator on the metres as Aforesaid
Proposals lighting building electricity
de specifically the Or method proposed the
trbuOn throughout the entre building ana the
CandIrpOwer OF each and light designated said
total which the
power plant bearings apparatus and fixtures OF every kind
and nature viii be supp led including all the labor skilled OF
otherwise place the same in complete sastGc
successful operation leaving said building iufn
ture. walls floors and fixtures IN good condition.
lighting said building with electricity shall before
into the perfOrmanceo such contract e
bond with approved security IN penal sum OF not less than
the total OF the said proposal or contract Tor the th
performance IN all its details Of his their ur It's part OF such
contract and security for the satisfactory and successful
working OF all metres. apparatus and lights,
Proposals the above VIII DC received
date until ~ O'Clock the first day OF Apnl 1882 at The
the Collector Of Customs Chicago H., where all
The undersigned and I'm behalf Of the Treasury Depart
meut reserves tue right 10 reject all bids.
proposals will be addressed 10 the undersigned sealed
endorsed plainly Proposals for lighting Custom House
Building Chicago" . JESSE SPALDlNG,
Custodian United States Custom House.
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LONDON March l3-I23U D. m-U bonds four per cents
100 half 1852, ET1e 35Si do second
consOs 0ii2; New York Central l5Sie Illinois Central
1881 Pennsyvana central 81 d. Reading II =; Milwaukee
and Paul common Ill; NewYork, Ontario ana Western
%. 49,,
and lO0lOe account; bonds fourper cents l20
Atlantic and Western first mortgage trustees certi
Gates 47l Central 1887 Pennsylvania Central
OF Ii Reading 272 Sew York ontario ana Western 22l.
LONDON Marcl l3-i3U m.fhe amount OF 0nlhon gone
into the NJ England on balance TO-DAY ss2OO1
LONDON March l3-5:DO D. m-Parls aiyces quote threa
per 80 francs 80 centmes for the account
PARIS March l8-50U D. m.-EXchanEe on London 40
francs 80 fOr checks
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Goparlllersbip Notices.

MIR. JOHN GOWANS has this day retired
WI from Of William NOR Watches and Jewrlry 1913
Mr. proposes taking much needed rest before
locating again.
Meanwhile he viii be pleased hear from
his friends at his residence, 26l West 2OthsL
Eew.York, March ii, 1852.
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Summer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island,
L will open April l.. JAMES SLATER
PENINSULA HOUSE,
4 SEA BRIGHT, " j.
SRA SHuR4. FAMILY RESORT
ROOMS NOW RENTED FOR TIE GUNNER
VXANTED-A few children boHrders in n
w farm house pleasantly situated; plenty fresh
milk and vegeabcs for good public private
schools, Address Mrs C. v {. Hcmpstcad,
l.
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Danrml Aeaoemlcg.

A LIEN DODW0RTH'S SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No Gal FiftlLave
Classes and afternoon classes for fam
lies. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings f1
waite lessons. send stamp for circular
LEX. MACGREGORS, 112 9th Pri-
N waite and class lessons every day and evening.
ID HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.-
Newport Casino engagement closed October l.
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Mem l1nblications.

GONE USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
SUNDAY DINNERS. EXTRA 80 81. Price 25 cents
KNITTING & CROCHET
TX IRA NO. So Price lOc. EXTRA NO. 10. Price zoo
EXTRA NO go. Price zoe. EXTRA NO. 40. Price lOc
These which contain full selection Of Knit
ting and Crochet plain and practical drec
t,ous IL the art Of Stocking Knitting be sent to any
address III tbs United States Tor 90 cents.
The TRIBUNE.
NeAr.N
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COTTON ,fARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IryPRPooI March l3-l2:30 D. m-COttOn hardening Mia.
ding pland4 0ii,ed Middling Orleans, "a sales loOOO
bales inciu ing speculation and export; rs
ssg 2SOI BALE al ASSaP ID ao March and Ap
delivery. GU 9 do Pr ana May deIiyeay oeGi 9 I oS
July delivery 67sd July and August delivery 6lssdI
dS A%Tis e Se& Sisd Futures Steady
LIVERPOOL March l3-5 p m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
'"{ WFRPoof March I3--SiOO p m.Coton- rutures-Up.
do Nay aud June delivery 6.d do June and July delivery
66Oo,d. Futures closed steady. ,,,,,,,.- ~. 49,
Mddng l0'c' Good Ordinary 10 is receipts 2o4 oales
HALrMoRE March l3-Cotton steady addng lIS,so4
Low MlddnG l6'lscl GOOD Ordinary 506Iisci net ~
eeP 6so Ss MSrt S1iets Middnn SCI Low
Middng lls.c, dood ordinary. l0s@ net receipts 4os
GgARlssTox March iS-Cotton strong Middng II 90
Low Nddug IL &C.. Good Ordinary IL &C net teceptS
IA hoesi EXPORTS 10 Great Britain - bales to tho con-
tnent baes astwse 1913 bales sales 800 bales 'toc
EStlSSATi March l3-COttOn nrmi Middlngs ll%cl Los
Mddg lc GOOD Ordinary io res st6 s bs oss'
GALVESTON March I3-Cotton nrmi Mlddlng. II sci Log
MdsnE al bales SSO stoS ia bales bales let
MEMrHIs March ls7Cotton lrm MddTns II &C., "a "a
osles Shipments l772 bales sales $3.50 bales stoeA ia"
MOBILE March IS.-cotton firm, MddinS llhc, LSxx
Mddhng II ci Good Ordinary lo'tca net reeeg oeS
aes exports cOastwise l13Z bales sales iOO OAes '
gSsw0RfTAxs. Marcn l3-Coron nrmi Middnns II -
e87 bales gross 1857 bales exports 10 Graz s
$685. bales WISE s2l2 bales sales, 5000 bales '~
NGRSoIK. March l3cotton nrm, dqns g ass
receipts bales exports coastwise 9ss bales sales Law
bales stocE. 4s2Gl oales. 90. A.. ,,..,,,, Ie.u
Low Mlddlng II 9 Good Ordinary 10 sci not reee'p''
SsI pISM Sarc Cotton nrm; Midung lSc Ley
Mddns ii &C. GoJd Ordinary lose net receipts AZ,
bales exports ihe Continent $9 ~ bale, sales V"''
'"s , Iouis March l3-Cotton nrm Middns llsc Low
shiannnts Si bales saes JS4 bales STOCK 81 ill oSes
WiIMNGIoX March l$eS drm Aidd,IS ~ S 90
bales STOCK, 4O3s bales.
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CLOSING PRICES ar CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, March IS, 1882
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RIpUxE.I

The Mexican Mining Company has levied al
assessment of . per share.
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tOinler Resorts.

ALD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
~ HYGEIA HOTEL Situated 100 yaTis from Fort
states a winter home, or setshoro resort The $40
train Pennsy lyuna RAILROAD, connects 40 baltimore with
BAY Line steamers Rt their wharf Old Point Comfort,
irving send for pamphlet describing hygienic ad
vantages. &C. HARRISON PnGBSs. Proprietor
YHE "WAN ERLEY,' ATLANTIC CITY,
HOUSE IN FU GL VIEW OF THE OCEAN.
Electric gas and cold baths. each
floor Of ground nOIr with water baths
attached Billiard roOm gallery aud all Tho cniences
" tiIsLclass hotel J. l.. BRYANT,
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BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, March 13.-The Betty
O'Neal Company is Stopping ore from the lower
level and is preparing to mill ore now on dump
drift from the new Incline In the Starr-"roVe
mine has Just encountered a ledge of 200 ore the
extent of which will be- developed rapidly as pos
sIbie.
A fine streak of quartz mixed with black metal
has been struck In the Eagle mine
The Highland Chief Company is running the
pump Very little winter is coming in.
DFADwOoD Oak, March 13-'Ihe Sitting Bull
smeltcr was shut down yesterday for two months
owing TO the absence of the superintendent who has
been summoned to Arizona.
An important strike of high grade carbonate ore
is reported in tho Western Virginia District.
Ground was broken on Friday for 30 ton smelt"r
in the Far West Carbonate District.
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best prices were recorded. At the closs prices yers
of b@'2 per cent. but the market closed strong.
fair amount OF business was done in Government
bonds both at the Board and at the Offices Of tho
large dealers. Prices firm. and the quotations.
which are unchanged from Saturday are follows:
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Proposals.
NEWS PRIVILEGE.

NEWS PRIVILEGE.
~ Proposals for the NEWS PRIVILEGE on the BALTI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD SYSTEM from May l.,
1882 TO Nav J. 1883 will be received by w. NJ CLEMENTS,
Of Transportation, Camden station, BALTIMORE Nd,
until April TO- 1882.
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rrRolEAN MARKETS.

I1venpoot March l3-2 m.-Pork-Primo Acss hastsrd
All a. "a. do Western duh at 74L Bacon dnO Iisns
Sut anil AT 1900 short kD dul! az 45 Long Siet s
$50 or Al al short Gear steady at 49, mans long vi
sesen ~ a. sbonders dull at O6d Beet-lndia Mess dng
s t xra Mess dun AT 10; Prime Mess du az o. LstS
~ trr,a We.;,ru duh 1T id TaloT-fiime N stosn
OF az Iurpcnuue-sp steady a. ~ od 1 1boce
a. ~ ~, "a lard on none here. Flour-EXtth STAT" 9at
III Mbeat-NO White dull At 40 d No. SSitSel
st 10, Winter New Western. dull NJ luz" w"
steadV Id now; % 2d Tor OH 80 ~. vaeki
March l3 -ReCeptsO OF wheat LOT wy 49,.
90 Ntantc pors 1900 quarters rom facnS f nrn
~ TO auarters other sources, ivJOV quarters '
II go quarters 90 Cd, - ,.or,.,ors - 1eese 90 pet
,t tr m, hest grades OF American lalu . ""' W. 49,
SMI ~, Produec-Taow 426d per c"L, ,aa,aea
LONDON March 1880 D u-oS ,I Rosln ia
f0td spirits mrpentine AZ atSod PSSys a. per gallon
petroleum. o S1u Iinseed Oh aSI per ton -, al.
aNTwKRr March lS-Petroenm ~ hanS t possd az ia
lers for pale American. "h0"A' ~
confines per 100 kllos "a marks PEI
pRKuRS March l3-Wucoxs Laru oiosoua' w
nv, nonnaa petroleum., marks 20 pIenngS
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

| HamburgAmeIIcGn Packet Companys Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOUKG and HAMBu 70 oo
Mar. lBWlELAN D.--.-.--4la ar ~
Sti - MAR. % WFSTF HALIA. April u
Rates 10 plymouth. LOnGOn, Chcib0urg and HaInbn e
First Cabin To- steamers sailing before Apr 40 " $50
second Cabin, $50 Storage. $50 Round Trip az reduced
i"'' u $IINVDT a. % q +. RICHARD & CO..
N Scrsroi tgents " General Passenger Agents,
~ ~ i,rnI,l.st.. " Y No. 81 Broadway n. Y.
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Bullion valued at SIOO.O was received in this
Ii ,.nnlnr dor franz the MINING

Bullion valued at Sl00. 600 was received III this
city Yesterday from the m ines.
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed
March u: Shipped for two days 110 tons assay
90 ounces Started sinking the shat yesterday.
One thousand foot level looks encouraging"
Copper Queen superintendent telegraphs that the
production of the minc for four days ending March
o was 10000 pounds copper.
Caledonia ID H. superintcndentS report for week
ending March 4 "Ore produced, 1,2G0 tons; bull
ion produced, ST $685. 1OG men on pay roll sixty
stamps running. Machinery is Mt entrance 10 tun-
nell and will commence putting 1t up at once. New
shaft advanced feet in depth"
In another column will be found statement con-
corning the Decatur Silver Mining Company, the
stock OF which was called yesterday for the first
time at the New-York and American Mining EA-
changes.
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Cfcur5lou5.
iLIFORYIA AND TIE YOSEMITE.

CALIFORNIA AND TIE YOSEMITE.
select tourist party to visit Colorado Salt Lake city, the
ig trees Valley. the geysers &c Is being organ
I'd by Jonkns formerly managing partner OF Cook,
Oh Jenkins b. accompanied by himself The party will
leave By Central Railroad, Monday, April II out
Lous aud Kansas city back Omaha and Chicago
will travel paacJ viii be absent iG days The price
$3.50 which includes everything in the shape OF expenses
L. NJ JENKINS, No. 257 broadway, New.YOrk
Programmes OF European Travel now ready.
COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, AND YOSE-
~ MITE VALLEY.
select party viii leave by NewIor Central Railroad
April H. Ia Cleveland, Louis Denver and salt Lake,
turning by Omaha and Chicago to be absent rDyAX days.
to be accompanied by L. NJ JENKINS, formerly Of Cook,
Son & j nki,s
Two days in Ious; a amid the scenery OF Col
OTadO day salt Lake city, week In the Yosemite
Valley: days Francisco visits 20 Monterey the
GEYSIRS BIG TREES. DC.
Al expenses Of palace hotels meals transfers,
Tnges, sc included in the fare, $3.50. . - -.,
For particulars and programmes apply to f. NJ JENKINS,
267 Broadway. New.lOrh.
Programmes OF European travel now ready.
GRAND EXCLUSION
TO COLORADO, NEW.MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Leaves New.Yor on THURSDAY, May l. 1882. for do.
hghtul OF i've day Nine thousand miles travelled
by trains Pullman and Silver Palac" Every luxury
and ali expenses r,csss travel hotels carriage drives
&c. lnclu led I'm the price, which Is only SOD
before Outfcd 10 Visit tho
der- Of the great American Continent
Ful. particua special programme free by mail on ap2l
cation 10 THOMAS COOK son, 26l BrOndway y. Y.
4 A. BAkAIIONI, Manager l.. o. BOX l6ll.
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miscellaneous.

POTATOES.
Finest scotch and Irish. for sale in any quantity
W. MILLER,
262 GrecnWch5t
CTEAM YACHT On Y. Y. c.
- FOR SALE AT BARGAIN.
Fine IN perfect condition $50 tons burtLcn
sumptuously fitted and thoroughly equipped. Apply
SCHUYLER y. WARREN q CO..
stock Brokers, 6l EXchange-place.
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CUION LINE. -......,,
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMGRS.
FOR or EF NsrOWN AND Llh ER1OOI.
Leaving Pier ''s, y. r.. foot OF KiIgsi
WYOAII Nlrcd }, l4,O p m
Al .Stii 800. TUESDAY March -. $50 a. IN
HTV ADA ~ ...... Tuesday Narch -, p. m.
ApILoEA ........ Tue slay. April 4, 2 p m
NTYSSI ri A = ucsdey, Apr. l. il.Jp p m.
Du OF Iron, IN wafer tlg conpsft
nefs and are furnished with requisite 10 make mo
rassa e across ta Atlantic bJtl 40 ana agreeable having
bathroom smokingroOn drdwir2rODm piano and library.
sswarle75 and caterer on each
amer The Statrr0oms al upper deck mus lnSlpg
greatest Of All Injuries AZ sea. perfect Ventilation ana
light .ao.o,oroo,,,, eco tgo o,,
CABIN PASSAGE according TO Statero2np 20 $50 ana
slUO INTERMEDIATE, $40 SIEt;tAJf a! low rates
|-'V' OFFICE 40 20 BROADWAY, -
- $3.50 WILLIAMS K GUION.
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Total bush. ll4,252 46.717 15l,il4

The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported as follows:
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Receipts. Shipments.
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,-ACrUAL sALHs.-sHAREs SOLD
Open High Low Fipol Am. Ny.
Names ing est est nun Ell. En-
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GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-NORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. 49, -
MAIN......Sa Mar. II. MOS Ei-....... SAT- Mar -
Ol p - sat Mar Is II rs f'U ,i.-...- sal an
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YORk - SOUIiAMt-
TON, HAVRE or BHIMEE,.- .co
FIRST CABIN ........$lOG-SECO CABIN ..--..--1oU
STEER AGE, $50. ,
tickets at enccd rates. Prepaid see1ge GeTi
cafes sail from PIER betWeoh Hteohu anu
Imu.sL, HoOOAeh " HHiInIcus & CO. 2 RoHllng.Gr
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The receipts of -four and gan at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18Th day oil March were:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-07
WEATHER REPORT.
.JOTTINGS.

Colonel +. A. Wall got in from the
Eastern States this afternoon.
Fresh Eastern oysters. fried, stewed or
plain, ut the Nevada Chop House.
If you want really elegant printing.
you must come TO the TIMES office.
Oysters in every style ut the Nevada
Chop House, up to , o'clock in the morn
ing.
Go to No. 1000 Main street for your
candies, fruits, confectionery, and vege-
tables.
HALEY Council of Chosen Friends will
not meet this evening, but it will meet
Tomorrow evening.
The stages cannot take away all the
passengers who wish to 90, and many are
detained on Wood River in consequence.
just received at May, krieg 4 Co.'S !:
A large assortment of the latest STYLES Of
Ask any newsdealer for Il copy of the
TINES map of Wood River. Ii is the
most accurate extant, and only costs %
cents.
If you want to While away an hour
comfortably while drinking a glass OF
good beer, go to George kohlepp's Hail
ley Brewery.
The meat market owned by Yeager &
Baganza was attached and closed, yester-
day morning. The partners quarreled,
with the above result.
The till was tapped in Pcrkns's saloon,
last night, during the absence of the bar
keeper, and $50 in cash stolen. A bottle
of brandy was also taken from the bar.
1t is little confusing to-day to know
by the people you meet which town you
are in, As not only are candidates snapped
on opposite tickets, but everybody from
every town is in the other town than the
one they reside in.
HALEY is made lively by the presence
of Il great number Of heavy fr,ighrng
outtits-many Of which rolled ont this
morning and gave the road to Bellevue
the appearance OF the emigrant road
across the plains in We oldcn times.
The Grand Central Hotel ball, to be
given Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Cnlp to the residents and visitors on
Wood River, AS return compliment for
the liberal patronage received by the
hotel since opened, together with the
supper, are to be free Of charge to all
who attend, and everybody is invited.
Frank z. Cavanah returned yesterday
from a surveying expedition in the
vicinity of Galena. He reports the roads
in fair condition for this season of the
year, and predicts that next summer will
be Il very bright season for the upper
country. Major Cayanah will now
hasten the completion of his plats and
field notes, with the view Of leaving here
early in December for Greensboro, North
Carolina, to see his babies. He will re-
turn next April, and may bring his
children out With him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-11-07

Last Night.

Last night the saloons did rushing
business. The center, and right and
left wings Of each political party were
striving to obtain the advantage.
prior to the opening of the conflict to-
day. The rank and file were discuss
ing the prospects with sundry liba-
tons, and regretfully reminding one
another that the saloons must all be
closed TO day until the voting is over