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TO PHILADELPHIA.
20 TRAINS EACt way WEEK DAYS AND ON IN
Day TuHEE SNATIbNi IN PuILADEL.
PHIA, TWO - NETWORK.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST lime CONSIST
ENT VITA ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Harlem y ihe rs.oF t1S ROYAL 0breton
SytS !iS "a :31 a. ~ S1' , cleye 8bou Am"reu''"'N
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4 'ONhAD III
NOTTCE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM yEW.YoAK 70 LIVGIPDJL VIA QUEENS
rDNS.
FROM PIER NJ -. NORTH RIVER ,
SCYTUIA Wednesday, Feb = 13n a. NJ
GAIA IONi "a Wednesday FEB. l23 - m
GALLIA Wcdnr> ~, ROB ~ W.
SEFTTA ........... WEDNESDAY, arci ]. - . m
Cabin psssage aG1 $50 ant 500 return tickets on iaVo
able terps - A., ....,.. =. .,r,,,,y
rat Freght and PCS age O.icc. 30 Wing jfeen
WV VERNON Al. BROWN O. %, Ascnt$
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Miscellaneous.
SCHOOL and LIBRARY supplies OF every
y Kind Al lowest teachers and situations school and
fanny furnished the West aud south Address with stamp
CINCINNATI SUPPLY SCHOOL CO..
with National Teachers Agency
ZU3 Wainut-st., Cincinnati o.
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Ocean 5teamer5
NCHOR LINE Us. MAIL STEAMERS,

BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New AMI lirs,t Line - the SD15h Of Fra1ee
or ATE tir Its6Vft- =. -. Wrine 'llg. Fe |
Travellers for France. SPAN AM Itly, Pyre ~ rat
Nice &c viii cave ii M and exnen tIkng thi
Cabin (nciuiing wine $50 Steerage E2L For passage
"pPS ~ r. LIE EOTLhNGER. 4G Belvcr.st
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ETH-ANE, l64-Entire floor or floors large
- suites hail foons, gas, closets water basement
elLug rley into z2d st. room under front siOup.
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For Young Iadle5-CltV.
TINiE MISSES PERINE, % East 7fth-St, viii
reopen their En glsh and frsucl Boarding. ami Day
School Tor Young Ladies SepJe nJer - Number Of resident
pupils nmIle.l.
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+ FUIGU VALLEY RAIIROAD.-Passc

| tIiiGH VALLEY RAlIR)AD.--I3SScngp
n 1881 will leave depots foot Of
Cortlanat brO-Sossts ~ 7:fOa 81 and 6)
pm. tor Fason, Bethlehem enown eading Mauch hunk
MKeSbarrr, IOW1nda, WaycrY. ithaca Geneva, Lyons,
Buffalo the West Train for raSt0n, Bethlehem,
Allentown Rcalnc Mauch chunk, Nilkesbarre and PITTS
Pullman elcepng coaches attached IN $50 N. train.
Trains leaving 40 and p connect for all points
r. B. EXTINCTION G. y. A.
General Eastern Office corner church and COrtliRdsts
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l19 WEST 47tb-ST:- u, furnished ,
Library q LOO volumes
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
> con SECTING WIN ALL POINTS EAST.
PARE - To Boston st.class limited tickets good only
az -pe, nr,i their lace. ,-.r,,, , .-....,..,
leave niIv trxcept Sundays al $50 from Pier 49, v Il.
ioo, a., Law. At arriving in Boston az q m;
tickets principal urket nn'e NtAteI00ms
cnd 81 offices OF rstcOtts Express Co.. az Nos jcl aid
3,l ,roaway House. and 40 MetrJp0uIn auI tIa
Avenue Hotel ticket JneeA
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For Both sexe Country.
Musical.
UNPARALLELED ADVANTAGES

Are offered for securing a MUSICAL EDUCATION III
grated classes Of four only az slall cost aJ me
NEW-rNGLAND tONSERN AIOhl, Music faL
The free ecture rcCitlls. concerts and icament by
eminent professors and artists, uumDyr Literally many nun
Trd. AMI al Orcs mace elsewhere 10 a
or anv ohe Good positions now guaranteed 10
all graduates.
N-u,v- rt.UNr npr'NvG Vrp
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ER1nAY. Oct. or. NJ.


Seldom if ever has speculation furnished an ex-
ample of a more illogical market than was exhibited
today at the Stock Exchange. Whether Lake
Shore Railroad stock be worth 80 or 100
and whether the controlling interest III
the nickel Plate road has been purchased ny
the Vanderbilt interests or, as Judge burke says "
was in the interest of the c.. O., o. ana l. ana INC
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad
(which two roads heretofore have been large con-
trbutors of business TO the Lake ShoreConpahy tue
transfer of the property to either party tunlsheu no
sufficient reason for the wild excitement whleh was
shown at the opening of business at the Stock Ex-
change to-day In either case the new road, to be
of any value TO its new purchasers must earn net
some S2.OOOOOO out of business which
heretofore has been done by the preeX-
listing lines. 1t opens up no new country ana
develops no new industry. Yet its sale was the
proext for the giving OF nnumerable orders oeiore
the Board opened to purchase Lake Shore stock up
to 1913 per cent higher than its closing prlce last
evening The recorded sales (73,2OO shares'
probably do not represent more than 1Wo-
ffths of the business done IN the stocK'
Reconse If is certain that within fifteen
minutes of the opening fully 10000 shares
changed hands at prices ranging from Id, the tr5t
figure. 10 l16l2. the highest of the day' back to
115l.. Except for the competing orders limited at
m advance of per cent over last evenings price,
probably The stock would have opened dull, for
the Board operators were mixed on the
situation as they never were mixed before OF
"bardly ever" Michigan Central opened up nj
1O4 and sold at 1O25s0l03. Central d Hudson
opened up at 1920 1343l and then sold at l3f'
and Canada Southern opened up atz1 l2972 and de-
clined to 7Oll a 7O3i. The Nickel Plate" com
mon started off at 17l2G17& and ended at
16l2 after selling at 16ls, aud the preferred stock
started at zig ana declined 10 33@ia 364. Wabash
stocks enjoyed short period OF excitement at the
opening and the common stock sold up TO 1888 ana
the preferred stock $685. they cloTyd at 32@I and
5slo respectively The Omahas suffered a
bad break in prices after being appar-
emily very firm in the early dealings ana
Louisville and Nashville and Denver and Rio
Grande were notlceably weak after their early
spurts. In fact the whole market developed lack
of business outside of professional trading ana
when it was not weak it barely steady,
although during the last quarter of an hour there
were some recoverles from the lowest prices.
The market for Government bonds remains quiet
aud strong. The bids for the GIGS and 4l2s are Is
higher. Annexed are the closing quotations
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Low Kidding clause October delivery Glad 40 October
deve Sssd do December January delivery g.aad, DO
MaTSn ana A ane and NV de GR
closed drm ~ '''
$4,000 bales American $1,000 baes sDecnators ,ook ~
bales; exporters took 100 bales forwarded ron me do
bales; total receipts $1,000 bales; American $4,000 bales
amount OF Cotton anoaL 22lOOO bales; Amercah l4O.OO
dull 80 nch 90 reed cold End shriings, 37lo yards.
sb 4O1 s2 das4d; 20 inch 50 reed Printer 20 Yards
Pys. G Ia Siia' No. 40 Mule twist rar '''onu yuan.
HgegsIi OF s7cott.n galst MidG9g snc; t 7Hs
bales; sales 1885 bales, stock, S3G7 b8les. ,.o 49,,
Weesy,ooReeept'' 9llS bales Shipments s'l0S Bales
siLrixoRs Oct 27cOttor steady siiddlue loac. low
Mlddlng loc' uoon ORDINARY. Vec; gross receipts
$50 bales; sact spiaSers o. baie stock bales
reSe2s GSS b bales gtGss naea 2gG
coaswlse lSt' bales sales splnners 78S bales to
Middlng l91c Good Ordinary, i.e, nee receipts $40
20 recets 6i5 bales sross H. 42O bales ex
port. 10 Gre Britain 1875 bales oo, demand u,oonng
IOaGIOioc. Low TddinGl c.. doOo ordinary 9'4c net
Continent 3 90 bales Great Britain 800 bales coast
wise. 63i bales sales. 5000 bales; stock iO@sS ooe'
Weeky-Ne receipts 2i.jSJ Dales gross St,1oJ Dtils
exports to Great Britain. 1925 bales: g. the Continent
ClScISNAn Oct 37.-CouoG dul. niddlng l0tc' Low
MbGGnf i0e Sood oin s ae. tock S5 bales
Weosy-ccopts 80 ba.es; shpmehtj OS3 bales sales
GAIyEsroS OCT 27.-Cotton weak Middng lo4ci
1885 bales; gross 1895 Gaes exports Great Br tam
1900 bales, coastwse 5G5 bales 1874 Daes S'ooK'
GG27lbalcs -. ..o,.,-.
Weeky-Net receipts l,l70 bales; gross. 3llD bales
exports Great BIta!n 1868 bales. 10 France 7'o
bales TO toe Continent 6l3 bales c1s"se IKE DA'e'
NENPHIs Oct 27.-Coror easy Mlaonng- iotc Low
S SadnE: r rS $500 bas shipme2s 2 10 bales
IL bales; -tOcA a24JO bales
Wccxy-.,-t receipts 207Cs bae7: efoss --Oli D"e7'
shipGcnt3. l2loG bales; sales. i3. 90 bales .o,
NEW.ORIRAyo, OCT. 27.-COtt0n sodl,i Mddlng. aV-2'
Low e. lOisc Good ordinary. Jrc; net receiD.s
log Il 1914 bale sales 6pOO Datsi i''I
evening. 5. 30 b 90, stock 10, 81 bales .,.
Wee&yNet receipts, j5.J6l bales sio'' loAlo M'Sa'i
exIor.4O G,eat Britain 22Sf3 Gales, 20 France l"o5J
10 TIE oltuou G,536 bales coa5t"lc 600 Dae7 sa'S'
10000 Ia'e-.
SAVANNA oct. 27-Cotton quiet; MIoGnnG @7-c Low
Mduung. J5.c; GOOd Ouindry, 9cj net recelpts. 'yf
bales: gross 77iS bales; exports 60 swsr, LOU Da-i
1000 bales last evening, $50 bales -oc" 80 40
bales.
WcekIy-Ner receipts 433O2 bales gross, 1l5lS bales;
exports the Continent l4,7jJ bales cOdst"ioe Z''o
bales. sales 1860 bales.
COTTON RI EGPIs.
NEw.YORE. oct 27.-rhe following are the tota net re
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COTTON sARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIvERPooI oct 81 1880 m Cotton steadvj MlAdlins
Upands cad Orleans esd Sales 900 bales inolunn1
0OU bales speculation export Recelpts 8 OJ
bales including b5OO bales American Futures-U plands
ddnns clause. October delivery, 6i2.d October
and November delivery. 6'a4d do. November and De-
GENDER delivery, 6Sa4ds do December January de-
livery OEe.d, do January and February delivery 6s.d
do February and March delivery 0as4d do March ana
April deN Goa do April and Nav delivery 0s.d do
MAY and June 0osd do. June and July delivery. 6Ao.d
do july aud Augus delivery, 0iba4d. Futures dun
LIVERPOOL oct 27-3OO y. m.-Couon-Futures-- pands
Mddng clause, octoberdevery Bos.d October and
erv. 6iesd; do, May and Junedehvery, 6on.d
LIVERPOOL oct 27-3SO ID. m-Uotton- safes OF tho
fRy Included $500 Daies American
LIyEErOOL Oas- ss-0UU Cotton plands
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EuROPEAN MARKETS.

IIyFRrOoI, oct 27.-BacOn. Cumberland CUT 81; short
RIB S. Pork. Prime Nc.9. 1O5: do western ~. Lara
Prime Western 81 Sd Cheese American Choce o. Corn
75d Mixed Old Turp@uthe spirits Al PrpVislo4~---
Lard. 80 per American. Brcadstuhs-CorL 100
d Mixed western WI"t 0ldd3 ld per cehia fr al,
itOnla Club; S4ddS l0d for red Western springs S-dGo ID
fOr hed " inter 80. ,oo
The receipts Of wheat for tho past three days were %0OUO
cent including / 2 600 American
LONDON OCT. 27.-Spiuts Turpentlne 4OOd. tAcuua
Ifncrd A II sd per quarter If seed Oil E22 ojd t22 ID
per tun Talow. o. per Refined Petroleum. bi2d9
$50. per gall on d.. r..
ANTWERP oct 27-PetrOeum IS francs 80 centimes Tor
Fine Pale American paid AID 10 francs sellers Nhepxs
Lard. Il per 100 KilOs
BPRNP Oct. 97-PetrOleum. marks 40 pteungs
nAvRE oct 27.-WncoXs LaTd closed at 90 francs
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~ at 100 80 do LIs7 NJ 1o IS ~ 20 DO 1927 ~ at loo
@ SS psr hs oT R Bs aSgS o o. 3 VIC
n less Zoe S Yer n nsVS a. dS s f. g.
= sxans $40 r. G. % and per head q, eotn
There was good cnand for the stock but
IT. wSe ess az SS Dressed veas firm at i5SiSc for
city and Dressed GTsssers aud Buttermk caves sens al
sGles-Judd Buckingham sold vedfs 100 b. at lOoi
10 Kirby & Co soG Is Grasser- 9,1 10. at s6 o.
Dehbee5 Doggy SOLD 81 Gr2s'eIs 2SS D. w a. So
Veas coarse 800 10 at 5ioc do $50 n, at &c; do 100
sGmEEP 10 ASp L4MBs Rccegts yorSS fnc Ssa5
ar Ga snys head % head for same time
asl week e weakness noted 81 the close o NJ T6
dead mark duh and dropping ard the nj, hgh Gg
Srs for Of o%d prces sold At ~ Lambs
69 9Th a an ErH a. ga ID at Esnnsv Sheep 90
n AT Sc: 20 do lob h. 49ac 81 state do Lambs ~
n at i q h ste d. Ss at c S d. 'S 81 H. at &c.
tS SS f. at Sc% S sd d. g g % &dsS sheep 80 b. at
4s4ci II state do D. At 'c ga do state Lambs % d.
Kirby & co. sold state sheep lOl d. at l2 $40 state
s. Kass :Sd &c Jersey Ewes 0s D. at 4Ic: 10 DO 1l6
10 is,c; l1Jesey sheep ia D. at 5c ~ Jersey Lambs
q AZ sSGar CO. o. sSa 4Gi Western sleep s. H. at c
22i ohio do q % at = 90 81 de- u8 D. at 6te 4,c
Jqda Saekngeam sold StaIe Ewes II n at at t,G
j. r. FidcocS sold % jersey Ewes 81 n, ats! 40; 80
yH5' Is w. AZ 81 carsof 49, head equally divided
between lOthst and o 3ey NY Ihe market improI ea
hd today with mud receipts and Far To Prime ID,
HOES II iu0r7 GLi2 Dressed In more
liberal ply and at the close ABOUT sc lower than yes
sie5-IcIliGe Wright. uoag Il Co sold go state Hogs.
g smth Ria oh d. Weste logs G2 H. at 10; l13
do 72c rs do 80 10, at n AZ - Me'tcrn Piss
H. at - Is; 3 do nj d. at IS jo do. 257 %. 80 30
ii by a. %. sold 3J Western Hogs, li3 10, AT i2c.
J. Hunter .oId - state Hogs. 2b, at 81 doi Rc"shs
= p,icock aold % STATE IIng4 l~6 H. al AZ 50.
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Adjustment Bonds Of the Central Railroad
CQlpalI Of NGE,JPISaI.

We, the undersigned rustees hereby give that
conformity with the provisions Of the mortgage deed
trust securing the bonds, 40 bonds SluO each
% 500 each and 81 bonds of 81 Ou0 each
the numbers fed below. presence
designated by lot Or redemUtOn at payable
moneys deposited wan US by the Central Raroad Ompany
tor that purpose The drawn VIII
paid presentation at the ONCE OFF s. KENNEDY CO.
No IS Nianlst. NewlOrk and tho holders thereof arc
hereby notified that they should be before tho
LIST day OF November 1887 as after that date interest will
cAnan 10 thcreOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

Bonds and Coupons Of Aegany Central Car Trust sefe
A. maturing November l. 1852, viii be paid ON and aie
that date cur Office.
Those Minneapolis ana st. Louis Car Trust series 10
Will be paid at the Office Of the CENTRAL TRUST co. ora
our Office. 80. -, ,,o,,,- -. 80
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Z. r Fdcock sold % State Hog., s6 ID. at 81 So
lIYn srncK MAnKnrc-RY TnLEHRAPH


CHIC AGO Oct. 27GO8s- Receipts 10000 head shipments.
active ut or ljC higher
Mixed. ae6 50; Heavy, /. dt1 80, Light IS lO"S Skps
S4GsJ ~.
,ArrLE - Receipts. 5000 mean shipments GOO head;
active ana ST. ady Exports sO0TJ 30, Good 10
thOico shipping. s. lOdf3 3d. Common 70 Fair - $50;
Mixed Butchers steady; Common u Fair, ~ "OoTj lU
Good, NS4 StOckcr- plentiful and weak
SO IS 30 Feeders steady at 81 GOa II 3j Range active
and prices steady Texans 53 ~ 90; Americans ~ 10 %
-
SHEEPRecepts 1000 heaN; shipments 100 head quality
poor Fair du, - 30 rs JO Medium To Good,
IS IS AL lO Choice to Extra 81 25aS4 60.
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Diui0eI1 Nollcej.

Lii COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and the
- me pritcpd OF an bonds due that g.. issued By
the RAILnOAD lQrtPNENT COMPANY secured b
so, furnished rae following railroads cartru
, n. id he ad and after that date al Zee Offices VI Post
Martin q co. No - Piue-st NewYork j.. ~. Clark CO..
o. 80 south 3G.st. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
ooc o,o aen 11a7a9 1790
Corn. busn.2233oe'ssSSeg 800 s'S91 7si42 9,S7S
oats Ousn..i1SoaSSzzyy I'9So 1885 1900
kye busn.- aaoU,V055S al 999 2blO8 2l,lSO
Barley, BUSH. Sv,VIo o6zoo -o'-
No, hnsn AGO 1853 lOl,668 3S7,529 3oS

Total busn.. 66O.303 l0l,66S SS"oIV 'o''O'
The following shows the imports OF dry goods AT
tho mort Of New York for the week ending Octo-
her 81 and since the beginning of the year. as
compared with the corresponding periods OF pre-
vious years: oo
rnteren AT the mort 81 26I 1877 Sl696732 sls2oedd
Tbrown on market l343,240 1737.o50 l'ei"o'V
ESteTed AZ the port 1Oss877s9 e72eos09 l4iSMS
Thrown market" lO443324o "o'o'o'oA0
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
1oxnox Oct 27-l2.3O d. m.-U bonds four per CENT
O. i, tbree and half per cent. 1881 Atlantic ana Great
Western drst mortgage trustees cerllfcates o91t 90
sccond oI3,. Erie i3S NewYork Central, 1877 2 llnols
ntIai 5os. reading 3l9 New-York. ontario and West
ern o. Milwaukee and st Paul common. ll5A Pehhsyl-
vania Central, so. - $4,000. quota ,,,roo
LONDON oct. 27-200 p m--Parls advlces quote ,hteo
nor cent rentes at 80 centmes for the account
fIoSpoy oct 27-4OO D MI $ bonds. three and hall
nor cent 1Oi Atlantic Western first MORTGAGE
trustees cerdcates 59s do second. ~ Erie l3l Sew
Work Central 1888 Illinois Genital, lb34; PennsyVahh
Central 669s Reading 3l7s Milwaukee aud 81 PAM COM
mon, llSio . ,,,,o, ,o,o
into the bank of England on balance today is 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
POST. MARTIN & CO.,

ThE AMERICAN EXCHANGE EAucSAL BAS&l
NEW-YORK, oct %. 1 50
T meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of
"A the American Exchinge national Bank DE- a, theI1
sddy, OCTOBER p, l5S2 Ylnend q
IhK b AN 'ONr-hALF t3i2) PER CENT oI he capt
tai stock Of the not eanss 90 d past 81
month. pavaylC IN and ter the lst NOSen pUN
Tr fer books remain closed from date Ill lrh o,on
her .r',X DUN ut CLARK. GasheE
MFTR0POLIrAS ELEVATED RAILWAY oo'uA1H, .
40. Il BROADWAY, NEW OAK Oct g. !so-)
4 MEETING "a The Stockholders OF tna
"a Metropoan Elevated Railway Company for the eco.
ton OF and ihee Inspector, = 0s
following val be held at the ohiee ~ me company
No Il Broad way City Ot New-IOIk "Wednesday the sth
day OF November next .,.
The polls will DO opened az II O'CLOCK noon ana cOhuo
open for one hour ..t.
ramsfer tOuns Will close october y at D. HE. ana Iehia
c4oseu uH'u -'o'''i ~ John f. BODY. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

GUNNY -Moceratyey active unchanged.
HEMP, &c-Jule butts qniet at ~ nemp larIy Hc
tive sOd at ii 0i 20 ana ZOO Dtes
'i FAY eXSD STRAW nay Is in moderate and
cas-, stiaw steady Medium to Choice Timothy. 7OdJJc
Shipping 9IHes CO. ,;2,eI. GA &c &c rye 9""'
HiDESA very fair trade Is daily Tepo ted and an pe'
DlS-This very buoyan reusals for 100 bales
Old state 10 expire tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock ~ 'o
entertained. oudty o FOR -
bales haf old and half Newt and tecg from aeryine
he market Is excited Ing ana acu O. Will noi
lew holders asking Soc" Here there sales carV It
Doc later Gay that price reported bid up
Doc a,ked; the MOP market Is Enthusiastically buoysn the
tive the tas here to-day ana VIII not seal Lis Yer
goods at than ann with The present OF az
faiIs rlay be more eNtIav agant TOMORROW.
LEAIHEK-A gOOd business has been done IN HcmlOck
Sole and mon Tanned 81 STEADY piices receipts " inc
0l56 to England, $500 10 the Continent and 1876 10
xoS.Acn
AYr,% CtlIiorntA Com. I.la
Mtaaie ;''...'. G26 "a a26 2saG5t =
HeAyy........:..........SS az 49, 5teG25la 3%2G55
1000 Danagea' sn1 ,-'-'-- ~ aiti2
fOOf DA'"-10' y" "'" ixoS tanned
aiaale sack, az Middle Middle cfoO.gI az
CALCUTTA bLFFALO.
22oo az IIsS a,ycd ......ls S2S
METALs-In American and scotch Pig Irons, little has
offerings the spot are light a. me mills miIs
So a." &me Di1a" sS6ss& No. s2ssst Fofss va
scotch Pig tgilnron 90 sZ5: tHLnDOe anH Glensar
10 76esZl Steel Rails nnn aud quiet quoted s49Gs46
at the nill Iron nominal od Iron quiet a., at ~ ooG
s-S for Ts and $40 GA $50 Tor rs sales 800 tons ID
s $50 and LOO tons % szg 90 scrap Iron quiet at 1850
s2s eIship and e29esS0 In yard IDgot Copper steady
foreign I'd yees easy Straits, 23 azSSc Engsh and
2O0z4h Tin Plates about steady and In r 1obbing call
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Goruoration Nollee5.

N0TICE.-PropOsals for estimates for dreu g.
~ Ing at loot OF 2tthSt T. r. ana at the DUMPING % ~
Pier 81, b.. H. NJ the loot Of l1th-st, N H. VIII a.
,eiyed 10y the De arneat of Docks ana ~ gor id
unti hun sday, November - lnN, at IL cOcA d
io nation The Gay Recoi& copies fog safe AZ \"
Hal.
NOTICE.-Pr0poslls for estimates toy reP,sua
~ ing bukheai At the Department Yard ~ .aS ncka
l7ths. r. r. Will be received 10y the Department 50 a
IL, and lS Duanr-st. until thursday, NoyeitDr 'sod
l2JcUck m. For tan Information see The tlN wv
copies for sale a! No. , tiJy HAD.
NOTlCE.-Prop0sa! for estimates for repas,rL
~ pier aud bn khead az bth-st, f. Re- VIII VIC md
by the De DocAs ~ ana il9 Duane 81 aior
Thursday, . ino2, IL O'Clock m lo Ia all
The Rec ord; lies for sale az No ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
rNHE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Co,

SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. plyiJle ltrt5rlI
posi-, MARTIN * Co - p y .-Sf
OFFICE OF TIE NEW-YORR MUTUAL AS LirHT coz
NO. SO NlON QUAHE
NEw-YoRK. Oct ~ l,o2)
TEyIE stock transfer book. IN, Comp ny
viii be closed during the month November BY order
the Board. W. q. BE0SON, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
COTTON RE, EuTs

NEw.YORR. oct 27.-rhe following are the total net re
Cotton at the below mcatoued pofs since Sep'em
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28

OFFICE OF InE ,OBFoLA AND WESTERN !. rs .0"{
81 AND 50 SOUTH 3D-sTr LmLADALfm1A ,oo
rIIIE coupons maturing NOvtmb /, doo51
the general MORTGAGE bonds OF inc Noiy yeasss
Western NAlIoad company VIII be paid on anu H NaN
day. nNembcr /. leS4 At the mon Naonai isanA
ok. at the Danang house OF l.. W cars II o. wv
''''" W. ''' VILLAIN c. Mcdowell. treasurer:
SAN FRANCISCO, OF. 10: 1854
n HE Father de Smet Consolidated OIL M n,,TT77
Company has decla Jared DIVIDEND No - Of TMhNnL..
GENTS Pkk pay at the office Of iasN Iii
L. Walst. New York November !. Transfer uuoS sav
tne 2Sd inst. H. IDEAS, Seoie~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28
THE ST. PAU, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA HALFWAY

No. 63 WILIIAS-sT, NEW YORK, oct - 1871
rTNHE Sem .Auuua Interest due lSt NONsnj
4 her 1882 on ne DAKOTA Extension Mortgage Bonds
this Conpiny bo paid and after that d!e on p'0'0'
tatiOn OF the proper eOu OlS at this ONCE LIANT,
J rs >. hENNEDY, Vice Presl1ens,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-27

mon vote, which, as in the case OF MIR.
Ainslie, demands, requires and re.
ceives a majority Of his time and abil-
ity, in trying to prevent Legislation
calculated to suppress their criminal
and indecent practices, and thus wipe
out the foulest blot that to-day re-
mains upon the annals Of history.
Your recent visit to Alturas county
must have demonstrated to you the
fact that we are progressive people,
and if our ore and bullion output, our
agricultural advancement, and our
fast increasing population, are for a
moment considered, you will, at once,
see that we are soon to emerge from
insignifcance, to importance. We
hope by next year to be the leading
county in the Territory.
hope, in very few days, to be on
my feet again, When VIII, AT Tue
earliest possible moment. avail myself
Of the opportunity Of conveying to the
people of Alturas county my views
and intentions on all matters Of local
importance. Should they honor me
with their votes, and elect me to rep
resent them at the next session Of the
Legislature, promise to use my best
endeavors and ability to secure the
adoption of such legislation as will
best subserve the interests of the en-.
tire people of the county Of Alturas
and Territory of Idaho.
lrcmain sir, your obedient servant,
+. M. WILSON.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-27

AT wayside inn in the south OF
France is roasting jack moved by
animal power. Two dogs turn the
machine, working alternately. One
day the dog whose proper turn it was
being absent, the other was caught
and put on the wheel He fatty re-
fused, however, to work, and neither
coaxing, threats nor chastisement pro-
duced any effect. After some delay
the missing dog was found and set to
the task. After he had nearly COM
pleted the job, he was released and
the first tried again, and the animal
SO lately recusant now offered no OPP
position.and made the wheel revolve
with hearty good will till the roas,
was finished.