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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
LIVE sTOCA MARKET.

YORK. " cars o.
$3.50 head-l7 Jersey CRY. D. 6utb-
days. lac al, $40
-poucIug time last week Deducung 20 which
anu including some cars the ya!ds from
previous ais anu the total supply for the
about 4O4As There -prnklug OF CnerOkees.
texans COuIsdO lal OcrIH, and 50
Naive anu ,oOrlC0 -tlcIs with
loads Of ntlc -tOckcls Dly COWS. oxen
but the Of the offerings consisted OF
COru-led many OF which bought
fancy pnces the gh market OF Chicago last FRIDAY.
held advance tatle which showed
tley bills had per n more lhan those
e yards Monday s.aagttIeIs had symptoms
weakness beef market late yesterday
breAk that a.
Prices. The result a stubborn mght
ara IN battle. Texans and Common Natives both
rIllers all COrud. show utte change Monday,
nice, tidy Washington Market Cattle, lilo H. 90
average SOLD al rather stronger pces Du Good 10 Prime
Corn icd heavily, c0u not De- closed
except Al reduction from Mondays figures Of
from he'd 70 &C u. DrOvcrs
IL many casrs preferred 10 hold over until Friday
rather than sacrnce stock. II O'Clock there
airether IN the yarns uns1d 30 carloads Texans sold
d. sHlO u Dress 30 TO- Poor q Good Aaye and COOraI0
suffers 40 ihc extremes % loo, u dres 30 UJ7 D.
OF niue rlocAeis al weigh mostly bought by farm
ere nom TIC slate Tor feeding and several cars 81 Rough
" H. tags ana Dry COWS Us 5uu 20 10 hu ID Dul tIc
general range VI Moum ~ Prime Native steers was nom
Ie D" 80 % D. 10 tc % dress 30 o, with i1tiA CAtue
soI 40 sh AZ 70 % dress SaIO n. Nj Goldsmith hia
a. tlioi oil Choice Illinois - vi which
hoins al ne Ia die.s go with 1899 bid They
ported d." have cost 80 go l0 Chicago, and have not
been sul paced Ia quA-y ~ thing tAese yards
Tor may wees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

z.rwoRx June Cotton armer; Mdding l2ilec
a.oH si ao Ett - OOG-y -. FAuy 004@o 80:
CIiy Minis super. . jQ9s4 lo 90 Ezra - i S
rainiiy = 90. Wneat-southern Ted 81 800 % 90,
AmCel a. tV4s1 - ed SPOT - 80 as 80 June -
II 81 - July II 22esl rs Ane1st 81 81 az, ~,
SD|;; 0at,--outheri 6Oq6zc. Western " le %
~, 40 Nlxet 90 rose. pennsylvania Ou9o-c. rye qua
@ 75Gsoc Hay urn. Prime 70 Cnolce FelnsyvADlA And
9f14Io June Flour steady with fair demand 1
Al 81 3D. 100 No. Hard Duutn a. - - % S,isl
SO Chicago -pnns u ~ corn E lr do ~ &c 0j
bg.h 10 Milwaukee At Zoe. OaLs quoted al o. 90 -
No,hng doing other grams freish's c TO- iT,r9f
10 York" neat 4se,' O ocr FAMILY ~ oyasG
Fan ~ - l14 - %. heat quiet No I.ed A'e - -
J luln shipments, 90 bush Corn du. weAH anu iVne
30 Me- - pia epteloer 75cOcto0er oOt All tne
Year. Oats duA ana dropping 80 rS In GOOD dem and
a. 20 Lard steady and MN at Loo. bAiAli, 80
~ -b-nd "a sl,c. Clear iaD l2ac Clear ,lde7 t"c
NhsGey dun at - 49, "a EIIter- nrul anu
gcnnecd CnOce Western RESERVE zoe. 40, SI II SEW,
Igs 7us e sS-s' oss steady Common gnt 70
80 P4cklns anu ba1ehtls; - ''-| 80
PIN I1-1 jana 80 four quiet steady and nnehansl.
VI ~ -..b, = 81 JUNO; ~ JlJulyi - "a Au-uS.
a. o.. august. O44 september 81 70 ~.
he wear Corn active Dlt shade lo"ei 81 .ts.r a
90 an Rejected % = Hp' ~ '
90 f,s-r al SOC cash ~ June a. -F- Ju'yi % 80
august "a q34 go 5cptenocii ", - n.mila Al sc
80 nii ana "a lower &c. Barley dull aAo no
~ 30 s.v. nrm anu higher At 80 o.@74' ~ -
@7l IoiN ,.g-IJ g-l Jut. so lOOr-O Ia Au-4rt
III 80 - ~ -eptenJcr. els % 81 'H, "a. I'd
uloierafey acIvo anu higher ~ ausust hi Goa
Itns Il57 JuiY liova io---o = -s 81 l. -,,r
ruDer and October, IL 81 "a 4"'@' ~ 80
I4o-f 5~l,.na shoulders. r1Jc- 1hoit A.4D
short Clear. lI.95c. buitcf 40 g"u l'll, 49, -.
80 r.,r'.rv Ii,g2Ic.. Dairy Is H-uc riggs nii,l "'
- 81 Wniskre aulet unchanged Al - L. E4''s
OH ,r, Jaas 7-riour quiet at s6 81 90 whoa I'm
mi met 10 LIte ca-n. Il 80 unc' - - S -,
- .ngusf - o. September. al Uo-. ali NC v.l
- O7l. No. isod. .. 5oA4 40. Mhit, - - 20
- ~ = II Lc lcirced Oals qulet io aAIra ~
sliSed 5J.e 40. hite 81 Reoeipts-flo1t H0Ne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

Wheat 5000 bush; Corn 5000 bush Oats eOOo bush;
BUSH ''u' "0"e' "H'AN '''''O OO- ~ 0- -''
rsT, Jpns 7TlSqr snl and NEGLECTED. SPRING
milwaukee Hard, nominal; do aft, cash and June;
the Year nomn. Sc us TiTaates sfpfOY IA Do
So Hes a nominal Corn weaker az 2 Y9t heecEeH
p p~, and lower No 73e No 7oe Barley qIIet
Pe S spring E1tra 5e ProyslgPs % Hsss
ssSh and June oe July Hogs quiet but rmst q 400
none: Wheat i Ono busb. orp IL zoo bush: Barley
ZOO o1sh shiPments-Flour none; Wheat lZoOO oush'
PmLAnELrHL- June Flour dnI-western and Penn M
G Ehras - 5OGsS OO Minnesota Extras lear ~ 0 o
Do Chore So 2l Ohio DO Choice So 10 9s7 OO do
ens Good - 50 ass IS RIVE Flour dull at s. 90 for Pure
wheat Meal nothing doing leat quiet; 40 Red. July
free on board Corn quiet sail Yellow. on track
yellow N1 S depot S. ss 90 at no. 4 eaPs
rate Tor san Mixed prompt shipments nominal at SOC
Rejected 81 &c; Mixed. 81 G6l &c. Provisions firm
sl650 do. No SD 0OS Isl o. Beet nsms "a 90
est O0 India Ness So POrk-Mess $50 II ISL Prime
petre 1850 smoked sides -, glJc DO in "a n aslzc
shoulders IN pickle lOS9lO7s6; do smoked lac; Bellies
I225Gi556 DO Steam ~ 10 Buicber;s Loose Is
western ketue InD 90 steam ~ 40 s1sc9srs
90 Western - 6c: DO ooI To Ca3ice "a G.'G Br4oio@
gc o 1.Ig ,n, an, ~ 'G. no % " pspepn
syiyana 36qS97e western 70 az: sc
Fun Cream II &c: esern Fun cream 40 2c DO ralr
10 Good Ga Zoe. Half SKINNED. 520Oc; PeunsTvan
SKINNED 96c. COfee-Ro. s7c sugar-Itaw duu at y
% Refining Mu-eOvadoes. kenued
quiet steady. Cut Crushed and Powdered. lOc
Granulated- $50 Mould \, 92c standard lOLc. Seeds
Clover. 6D7ac TimOrhv. - 80 IS; Faxseed. u q.
FeedWnter Bran. SIS 75dSl90l spring. pa 5OGSlI 10
Petroleum quiet Refined in bbs 7'c Cases &c Whiskey
duu. Western. Il 10
ST LOUIS June Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
higher and little doing except for July No 2 Red fal
u - gsI S52 cash 81 - June: 0et July 81 Ols
August - september q "a 2 October. all the year.
81 u5s No Red fal, ri -; No do, Z - = bid Corn
higher for and for options at - as c cash ic
October jJasc. al the OaSs higher az 81 as &c cash
J2'c 4ulsc July; 33c August 32zc all The year
Rye dun and nominal Barley dull at soc Qel 10 Butter
aeddv ami unchanged Dairy, lj02Uc Creamery, 2ZGZ0c
Eggs steady changed Whskey steady az ~ H.
PORK strong ats cash and June JODDing at $50 %
Buikmeats held higher Shoulders, soc; short Ib, lJOc
short Clear llOOc asked Bacon higher shoulders )Oc:
short RIB FAC. short Clear l2lJc. Lard nrm AZ llUc
kecepts-Four 5000 bbls-, Wheat 1000 bush, Corn
p 100 bush; BARLEY, ehipments-
1900 DusLL
oats, 100 busa.i r. e. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONuCy June 7-I2.2O .. m.-COnsos lO05,s for money
aId lOO or the account Atlantic ana Great western first
mortgage ceruncatcs. 49, second, Ia Erie
B4e central 1904 Limos Central =
sylvania Central 5J5 Reading 274 Sew York. Ontario
LoNboS June 100 D. IN -COnsos 1O07Io for money
lUSra for the account bonds four and half per
cents 40 Atlantic aud Great estern FIRST
tees certificates 425i 10 second l4's Ere con
eols, go ILLINOIS Central 49, Pennsy wanna Central
LoNppN June 1-J,nO u.Parls advce- quote per
Gem rrutcs a. . francs IS cenumes for The account
PAE, june 7-iOU y. n.-hXcnAaSs LJ4GO4 > francs
11s CclLIues iOI checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

TOLEDO June AT The Board Wheat opened armer
SoSng quiet No Red spot 81 Sc 4 June, 81 30. Juiy
"a = august q 10 september. Osi. all The year
W. Com quiet High Mixed 75lqc No = spot ~ pc
5c bid July 75c bid IS 70 sskec the year 5s 20
E1 iAlrl ana unchanged. 80 spot 54c. september SO
I,S'fe Iecepts-W heat $4,000 bush; Corn Us 900 bu-n
JsOOV bushi ORts. 4, OOU bush ' ' '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

al New York Brooklyn Gas stocks and also al kinds
OF Iruox lyn Investment securities, dealt "a by
GEORGE H. PRENNi-5,
IL MALlrSI.
METRoPoLUAN ELEVATED RAILWAY Co,
NEW YORK. Z. 1892
At A MEETING OF DIRECTORS held this
re.oved that divided Of j iql and onehaif
ner conf 81 paid uu stock ~ this company on and
4r fe "a af July stckh ars Of record Oh Tue
Ism han t. AZ office o ,hc Mercantile Trust Complain and
fh,f he trusier closed the 10Th inst. p ana
be reOprued Tie 81 Of July neat By order ~ Inc bor
JOHN J.. BODY, Treasurer.
nFBT of the United States Trade IN Coin.
IL Cost OF Tne Tribune Almanac Price -5c-
NOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion see
4 Tribune mIuac .or o. P.lcs :, cents.
GWYNNE * DAY, -
TRANSACT A GENERAL BAN King AND BRO hE-
AGE BUSHES, rs RAILWAY 7hAEL2 B0,D2 *.
HENRY /. RAYMOND. 4. CO..
STOCK earned ou 3 10 4O per cent margin
Weekly Financial Report mailed free o. Application.
NOTICE.-The First National Bank OF
Worcester located Worcester the state ~ Nls-a
cnu-et closing alr All note holders and Others
creditors Association. are therefore Eouhrl 70
present other claims against e Association
for payment IL IL y AZ Oa'N'0t
MAY d.. l-s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
EU RorEAN MARKETS.

LrvrRPooI- June II O. m.-Pork-Pnme Mess Eastern,
~ Western. at So BacOn-CumDrriand
Cut dull at 5j.. short Rad duii al o2s Long clear
dull . Hams-t.Ong cut
nruer at 49, Shoulders steady at 4 Beefnda Mess steady
81. Extra 1896 Prime Mess steady at
Laru-PTime Western dull az 1854 Iaho"-PI1me Cis'
-teidv al a. IurDenune-oplrlts dun az 80. hosn-
Pine duh l06d Common dull o Cheese American Cngce
dun 81. Lard Ou-NOne here. EOur-ENtrl state dun
at 1891 Wheat-No hite, aau At lO2a 10 : sDrlnE
Winter Western. dull AZ lOtd Corn
Mixed dun al cid Tor Spn1Js IurDenune AZ London
nrmcr az - Cd
LIVERPOOL June 7-l:so m-Breldstufs quiet Flour
lOa per GENITAL Western Wheat 5l4 az "a per
California White; sd lO2d Tor CAhfor
CluD DJdD4O4d tor Red Winter 9fd 10. for Red
Western Spring. Corn, 6@d por Genital TOT Od Mixed 81
LIVERPOOL June rs p. m.-PrOvisons-Beet. 1871 lot
Extra Mess. Fork per DD. Tor Prime Ness
Bacon. I'd Long lear Midnlra ana Jo lt
short clear MdIlcs Lard. Jlbd per cWt TOT american
IroduceI allow I'd cwt Cheese D per c"t LOT le
best graacs American Refined Petroleum o'4u per gu
.-..-,
LONDON June 7-i:3O D.m.-Calcuta Llnseed. 4f0 81
per quarter Eenned 18th -pIrlt- OF re,
roieIn saadU-d- per gall Common ROsn. o3Hatd Paie
6jd0JJd sperm OIL 1ia 40 per TOM l-nseed OI
per spirits Turpenllne 81 ID per cWt laO",
30. per cWt . -
ANIwEEP June 7-Petroeum II francs - centlmes ior
tine pale American. Wucuxs Lard closed nc !3J names
ctutlincs per 100 klo3 go.
BREMEN, ulc WI oXs Lard closed az MARKS per liz
pounds Petroleum. nlItkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

LONDON Juno The following tho Wool sales or
Tuesday detail $3.50 bales ewLeaand-scogred ia
a. greasy. al locks AMI pieces Ada 10 -4L
81. bales iriln-Fleece. ldnZ I'D; secured 2d~
Id. greasy OLllQl d. locks and pieces -d1 40 Tli
scoured sd. greasy. 6-da To- I'D ~ bales rort
Pnltp secured - C 10 I'll, greasy, gl T. I'D locks
and pieces SID IL -d-; Lambs, 2sda sd. )V Daies
south Austr,tn-trece. L. I'll; secured, -'Zd "a.
greasy q d ; and pieces, ID ~ lbd l5 Dalts
(, durg Fleece lrIal Id secured I'D ID greasy
gLa u sd locks and pieces. I'd 10 I'D b3l bales New
south Waes-.oourru. ri I5 I'D greasy od0Il I'd
locks and pieces j. n 10 lgd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

NOTICE. - - -. ,.,- -, , ,,-.,,,r- ,o,-,.,
OF THE INDIANA. BLOOMINGION AND WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
New consolidated income bonds are now ready
for delivery 40 the company 81 Broadway, New
YORK u exchange Old Income Uoud when presented
IN sums oi Il. 100, or multples thereof ..--..-.
fIuons are attached bonds representing the IN
-amtnf of be- paid July l. s9- aud al sunse-
statIucnts. T. " ~ ~ - l4ea'ulcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRx, Wednesday, Juno q II
The following sales were made at the
change salesroom bodayi
By Richard " Hdynstt
5-story brick tenementhouse with lot NOT Albany
stss. o7-7 10 g Of Washington-st lot 2oxS4s RI -,
4-story building. with lot No ls Lafayette place.
US zoo MS OF Astonplace. loo T7IiS7.S' .
3-story frame 6ouses with io;s Nos 40 and lll
Eass ti1tn-si, = lS3 II " Of Aye-A, each Let la5
5story brick house with lease Of Iot No 81 istsse
Ms,soi IL OF 4th-st lot -4xlO0; Fanny Rem ,
Lease expires May /. 1880. Ground rent $40 per
annum
24-story brick houses with lots. No. 1909 and i.lOl
lave " cor OF 5oth-st. each lot 2O.2x6O II
@----------- .
By Van Tasseu & RsarnSg
3-story brick house with LOT, No 259 west 22d-st
rs, 2SL3 n . Of SHAVE. lot Is.9x9s Q; William
injury
By 4. n. Muller q Son.
4stOry brown stone fat with lot 3O4 East HON.
stss' 70 II OF Zd-ave, lot ZJ.lx75.Si Pat
/ similar house with lot. No SOC East iiotb..t..s
ADJOINING ABOVE, 100 ~ lh4OU j. same purchaser
lots, a East lUist-st commencing 80 ft o of 4th-
ave, each Z5xlO0il; IL kacey
BY John T. Boyd.
right title and interest IN the 3story brick house
with lot, No 80 MadisOD-st =. bstween cathe
rne and Marketsts lot 25xlOO. Anna Bergen
And the 3stOry building and sstory Ur1cA fac
10 North Wihsm-st, plot 25bKlIZx4fNlVl;
same purchaser
OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
By Z. II. Ludtor & 90.
House with 6i2 OF land az Whitest0ne, Queens
county, Long Island. Hester Hoffman -----------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
y THE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED KAlLWAY
tan Elevated Railway Company. held AZ the office Of the com
RsggyS June ss the wing resolutions bylaws
S Sor notion of : SLOAN
Metropolitan Elevated railway Company De called to De held
a te ON the ih ay OF July ss at o'clock p m
Tor purpose OF altering adding TO- or ePe4as the BY
preamble resolutions, which said preamble ana resog
wiring the proposed alterations and additions OF the BY
laws accordance " tn Article 10 OF the o{ Avs ~ b,
h,rras BY the trpartte agreement d leases made De-
tween the NeYork Elevated Railroad Company the Metro
sy ohp.nv on the 5oih OF Nay certain
between the three companies wa Hevt9u anu ~
Whereas The said tlparIle ssleeu tS I br Comm
modined Dy errements made yst"eeu the sam ' OoPA
whereas BY further made between The said
three companies tho ttn Of November ISL provision
was Of the stock o. tne CIV OfA anu net
tors Manhattan Company hav" become me o
6aan apany and second pre- stock ot the after
an sneI In etchange therefor majority may be thus
transferred the next cleo lion Of Directors Of the Man
1erea The foregoing considerations make desirable
lated therefore motion Of Mr. sloan seconded by Nj
Kesoyei the bylaws Of the Manhattan Railway Com
p4ny should De a1opg a s pS ior 5 OF the Meropol
tan Elevated Galway Company "n1A must Do CIV ~ ~
Resoyed iarter bylaws Of the M let 9 TAN
EIeyaed , hlry rii and maj lo bylaws OF
haitian COMPANY be anu the saIr are hreDy nm
o- ne Of the Metropuli an Elevated a4fal ua
f,anv mentioned Inc san oJ-"9
thu. adopted this company are a. follows hAinely
BYLAWS OF THE METROPOLIrAN LIB, Al 10
HALFWAY COMPANY. Adopted " the DI-e'''4''
June - lo5-
ARTICLE
eTODNHOLuEt--
l. The annual meeting OF The knoders sh9 De neu 5
tho Once 1 company. the CITY OF New ora On ''o
"Wednesday OF November, az noon III eAou
After passage OF The foregoing resOuuOI7' Io ''ND
resolutions were passed cs--scr
rsDvet That election ~ Directors OF tie ~
nnran Elevated Railway Company - and the sue - neuy
D,.fpoued from he second TUESDAY o. july 42- y" VA" wv
nu. Il rul ,lay November ISL 90 noon "4u ..,tt
e @ yrd further That this resolution aul -". - IL
br.ltR. De necessary DO IoN
WIN pu'1'D'U JOIN z BODY, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

TT7dE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
CAPITAL, $JO0OtO. .,.,. ,.,,., ri,-
lfv PER CFNT COZ POS BONDS. pariDle 4IAItoIlJ'
posi-. MARTIN & 90. - Ft-'I--,i--
D---'' AMI 80 NEW-N uEK. June Z.
TRANSFER BOOKS OF the Morris ana IL, ESSEX tS
4 EsirYad Company will close az p IN gu yun . 81. IN
49,, r.n Iiiv \ so when the semi annual interest WI
~ ,. - FKEDK H. GIBBbN5 treasurer
PosrAL TELEGRAPH CoNPANf,(
= N ALlsL- (
NEw.YORK. May % l5o- =.
THE annual meeting OF the stOcAhoil'uleIs a. "a
the Postal Telegraph Company Tor the - Wall
rector viii b. held al tie sce Of the company 80 - ina
!, - 10 a,oek moon on Tuesday the IS D Gay OF Sano
49, HENEY l.. EANSHAhE IL SeSLe''AJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts smpment4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
Real estate 10 exchange.

Real estate TO GxcbIn9e.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE kEChiN ~ a. MI, - ~
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l.2jN Broad way corner lHll'
fr-tst until T. M. and 3Os West twenty Coa-
Eghthave, NO. 81 East foufteent,, ~, ne ~ a Ii
s1are -gO Third ave- F0rty-seventh ~, AZ tho ~ AZ
IfN OFFICES Nos lOO7 aud 2,3OO lhlru-ANe- Sorlet.
and twenty fthsL, - p H Al OF
ice
Al1t.-r. ~ BnO'bN IL y - 'NN''..4A.s' '"4
4 country place. ROBERT slBC7 fhehlA suliuhi
III Court.t roh Broker In Real Estate and Mortgage
Lam. has for exchange nrstoaSs thfesury ana base
atone frlnt dseung 2Jxtu feet and lot lSj feet deep
WIN two os m the VI above ana uontng on the next
street House spendidly located haa All mpf9yements IN
,erft olr Tarte. ying the country wishing - move
10 ItrOoklyni : W unusual cAanen
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financial.

4 GAS STOCKS.
Al New York and Brooklyn q IA 5tocr and also al Kinds
Of groos lyu Investment securities dealt "a by
GEORGE "a. PRENNiS5,
IL MALl-SI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

The receipts of -four and gram al the principal
Atlantic ports this 9TH day OF June were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
DiuioenJ No!lce5.

DiuioenJ Nolre5.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL rs RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS Broadway. corner Thirty
drst-st until D. M and 3OS West Twenfythird-st cor
ner Eghh-ave ~ FOurteent-st., corner niOn
square 7GO FOrtyseventst az the hA X
LEM OFFICES Nos. 1907 and 300 Thlrd-ave- corner
northumberland twenty hfhst TO p at regular OF
ice rates
NEW YoAK CENIAAL AND II .DsON 4.ly1E I.ALAoAD ~,
IKEASCREKs OFFICE,
NEW YORK. June g. 1882.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of 2 per cent
n capital stock OF this Company VIII be paid az TINS
Office 10th d'y July next The transfer books Will
he closed p. thursday the lJth n-k.
O'Clock Ihursiav, the IN next
g. Z. CLARKE. Treasurer.
IHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY -
Boston June o, 1882.
4 DIVIDEND Of one and tnree-quaTters per
y cent on the capital stock Of the UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY viii be paid on and after July l.
lss2 stockhoder~ ~ record June 10 lSs2 Newf ork
viii paid at the cOmpInys Once J0 Brua-
way. NewYOrk and Boston stockholders a. me c)npanys
office A. EluIta5 Building Boston. stock books WILL
be closed June H. 1852, and reopeued July ;. 1882
HENRY A-cFARLAND,
treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

= rUF METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAlLW AY
CDMPANY At meeting Of the Directors o. the Metropou
tan elevated Railway Company held ~ the Oice OF the COM
many NJ n Broadway the CITY ot Ne~ orA on the t
ssV Of June 1882, the following resolutions and bylaws
llnL I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

The receipts and shipments at ana from Buffalo
to-day were follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19
Silver.

The annual product of silver at the commencement of the Christian Era Is estimated to have been S4, 100000; at the period Of the discovery of America 1t had diminished to Sl50,000; after that event it gradually increased, and in 1900 it at tained to S9 OO0000; in 100 to SlS,0OO,- GOO; in 1890 to S3s,000000; in 1850 to S4T,OOOOOO; in 1863 S63,000,000; and at the present time it is S94,0O0.0O0.
 From the earliest times to the com mencement of the Christian Era, the amount of silver obtained from the mines of the earth is estimated to be S2,9OO,OOO,- 000; from the date of the latter event to the discovery of America, S5O0,OO0,OOO thence to the close of 1S42, an addition of S5,SOO 100000 was made; thence to the close of 1881, there was added S2, ,3Ol ,OOO,- OOO; making a grand total of Sll ,jOl ,OOO,- 0O0. The average loss by abrasion of com IS estimated by Prof, Bowen at one per cent. per annum; and the loss by con sumption in the arts, and fire, and ship wreck at S5,000,0O0 per annum. A cube inch of silver Is worth, at 52d. or Sl.u5, per ounce sl1; cubic foot, SlS,OO9; and a cubic yard, S513,5l7- Economist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

AN exchange speaks the sentiment of d great majority of the American people in saving that Blaine has never been nominated for the Presidency, but yet he has always led the victorious column. It Is because he has been, and Is now the truest exponent of Republican ideas, as they are held by the vast multitudes of American voters. He has that fine tact, that intuitive sense of what Americans feel and think, that makes the true lead CT. He says at the right monient the very thing that 50OO0,OOO people are dumbly thinking, and says it in a way that goes straight to the heart like the proclamation of Napoleon on the eve of battle. Both he and Conkling are now ia retirement-one because of the na- tional calamity of Garield's assassinH- ton; the other because Of his own stu pendous Jolly as a leader. resigning for a vindication." But one Is the leader of victory, and the other the leader Of defeat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-19

SIMULTANEOUS with the gigantic scheme of draining and retaining a vast area of Florida swamp lands, an en- terprise in which Hon. A. P. K. Stafford is interested, the progressive spirits of that State have held an immigration convention at Jacksonville, on Febru- ary 25th, and incorporated the "Florida Immigration Association" with Presi- dent, two Vice-Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, General Manager, Land Com missioner and Q Board of Directors. Among the general committee SC ected to meet annually and elect the Board of Directors, we notice the name of Gov. A. r. K. Stafford. This committee IS selected from the most prominent citi- zens of the State at large and of the several counties. An organization of such magnitude and power cannot fail to create a permanent prosperity in Florida and infuse new life and energy into the sleepy old peninsula.