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Observation-Disclosures.

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yUANTED-To SELL CHEAP FOR CASH, Is
w feet oilee Rail and Copying Press; call At once.
yXTANTED-UsE. OF PHAEToN AND HORSE
be carefully used. Address Ii. s., Republican office
M ANTED-To, EXCHANGE A 9OsTRIYG
dress O., Republican Office. myl7-3ts
w TANTED-To RENT A GOOD PIANO, TO BE
nssd eae 9y EdEs Icy I
onice. mylGstes
yxTANTED-ToP oPURcHAsET THE FURNITURE
w Of Q moderate-szed Office. Address fuRNI-
XXTANTED-,45O; GOOD SECURITY AND REF.
w erences aud right person liberal Inducements
Address $. II, Republican Office. myi26tt
DEST OF REFERENCEs--DR. G. II. WHITE,
B Specialist; teeth extracted by means ofnltrous
oxide gas. Vernon Row, room q, corner Tenth
street and Pa ave.; office hours from a. m to p. m
CoNFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON ENLARd.
GdaTss. ERIE MED. E 60, box SIS a BaasiO. n . Y
yXTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall. Room 4, IT'D New York avenue, Is Com
United States Commissioner. examiner. and NotafSy;
Public; always In office nom a M oSp. m. apSoly
BOARDING.
COUNTRY BoARD-MT. PLEASANT FARM,
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references; WIN. Balinntyhe' stauoneT' ana Oscar
Moegwafa ra'ehI oihce' AuuresS H. - ". NaW- 1;W
W An, ttS uo 1Ee. MY .-os-
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Furnsheu ivo3nis 1 70 rent VIII boaru, en- snlto
and singlei beautiful summer location: myll-St+
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO
n good Rooms, with Board, In u desirable loca-
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miniSi nii i,o 49, va ' VA ~ 'ees mnig ,i.,ss'' ~.
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WANTED-Help-NIale.


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TEN BRICKS. 8 and o rooms each; Fourth and II
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THREE BRICK HoUsEsi all modern improve
ments; Thirteenth street, between and south
west, near Printing Bureau rooms each.
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yITANTED-TO SELL CHEAP FOR CASH, rs
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OG street northwest, mylT-3tR
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NTANTED IT KNowN-THAT THOMAs w
w SOran, iS8 Louisiana avenue, IL q Notary PUBIC,
Convcynncer, and Commissioner Of Deeds. Ackn0wl-
edgmens OF deeds, &C. taken and certified, to ne re-
corded IN nuy state Territory. Oillce hours from
o'clock q. m. TO v clock y. IN. mr21-jm
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be carefully used. Address Ii. s., Republican office
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24
THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS.

The following is an amusing parody
upon Clement Moore's unequaled
"Night Before Christmas:"
Twas the night after Christmas when all
through the house
Every soul was abed and still an mouse;
Those stockings so lately 81. Nicholas care,
Were emptied OF oil that was eatable therc;.
The darlings had been duly tucked In their
With their full stomachs and pains In their
head.
was DOING away III my new cotton cap,
And Nancy was rather far gone In nap,
When out In the nurs'ry arose such clatter.
Isprapg from my sleep, crying. "Whats the
flew to each bedside -stIll half in a doze,
Tore open the curtfins and threw OF the
While the light of tile taper served clearly to
The piteous sight OF those objects below,
For what TO the fond fathers eyes should ap.
But the pale face OF each sick little dear,
For each pet that had crammed itself full as
Iknew in a moment now felt like old Nick.
Their pulses were rapid, their breathing the
What their stomachs rejected III mention by
Now turkey. now stufiing, plum buildings, Of
And custards, and crullers, and cranberry
sauce,
Pcfore outraged azure went to the wall,
Yes-lollypop, hapdoodle, dinner and all,
Like pellets which urchins from pop-guns let
Went figs, nuts AMI raisIns, Jelly and pie
Till each error Of diet was brought 10 my
To the shame of mamma and Santa Claus, too.
turned from the sight, to my bedroom
And brought out phial marked "Pulv. Ipe-
When my Nancy exclaimed their suffer-
ings shocked ner-
"Donf You think You had better, love, run
for the doctorf
ran and was scarcely back under my roof,
When heard the sharp clatter Of old Jalsps
Knight say that hardly had turned myself
When inc doctor came into the room with q
He was covered with mud from his head to his
And the suit he had on was the very worst
And be hardly had time to put that on his
And be looked like q Falstafr half fuddled
His eyes how they twinkIedl Had the doctor
got merryf
His cheeks looked like pr and his breath
Inc
He hadn't been shaved for o fortnight or 70.
And the beard on his chin wasntwbit ~ he
But Inspecting hsirtongues In despite Of their
And drawing his watch from his wai<teost
beneath
He felt Of each pulse. saying. "Each little
Must get rid"-hsre he iaushed--"of the ress
Of that jelly"
l gazed on each chubby, plump, sick little
elf,
And sroaned when he said 20, in spite Of my
self,
But a wink in bis eye when he physicked our
Soon gave me 70 know that had nothinsto
He didn't preseribe-but went strsisht 70
And dosed all the rcst-savs his trov.eu .
jerk.
And adding directions while blowing his
He buttoned hts coat-from his chair he srose.
Then Jumped in his ug-Ssve old Jsisp .
And , Ssl.p Jumped or a If prioted By 8
But The doctor exclaimed ere he drove out Of
They'll be well by to-monow-good nigh.
Jones-good nightr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24
HER PARLoR.

Henry Le,as IN Boaen Trusseyfp<.
The way into her parior Is .up winding
STAIR"
Gay japanese umbrellas are fastened here and
there,
AND IAN. and peacock feathers hang with
careless air.
The door e low and eurtainsd. enter. Over
Glistens silded eobweb; with reverence
Upon q Turkish prayer rug In blue. Old gold.
and red.
A sta ndis set with dishes. fashioned in year,
BIue plstters on the mautei. and By the nrs's
A screen. whose crimson peoples are noddIss
ina row.
Ny lady greets me smiling. the vio'et4 I bring
FIJI all the iittie parior With happy Thoughts
sh.dS.s a.nss on the ceiling Il hops 40 one
wiiiring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

Absence makes the heart gr0w
fonder.-T. II. Bayley.
The action = blest which pfoeures
the greatest happtnes fUe the ersatsst
numben.-Hufchlnsou.
MIN who undsetAke consIdigabje
tbings, even In regular way, ought 70
eve ~ ground 70 pre1 ths sbilIty.-
Burke.
Adversely b sometimes bard upon Q
man; but lof one man that cou Gtand
prosperity, there are . hundred that
will stand adyersity. - afiyJe.
Age h not AL decay; u b de sipen.
ing, The swelling Of the fFesh Ne within
that vIthers and bursts H. hunk
George Macdonald.
Enshuaasm y kS1vs, inwnsd, ali
controlled, mere excifer5enk nNfWAei,
fantastio, hysterieai and pne5lnf II =
moment nom tean p leoghtef: essr.
Think there ~ stortis "a SIS oar
human nature that or undift6od.
Ing canaak no 3ornplsto invo1togY o.
George Eliot !. z;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

Excuse me, Maitre Jansen w Bern
hardt interrupted 81 am informed that
there is a later one, which my grand
father made only few hours before
his death.n
"Yes he wrote it in my presence"
Annette put in.
"And We witnessed II, Jacob and l."
spoke old Usula. "The master sent
for us on purpose"
Monsieur Dewint wheeled round in
his chair, and stared from one speaker
to another, while the lawyer looked
under his eye glass at Annette. an
deed? | was not aware of it, he said.
"Monsieur Vanderhaven intended to
have placed it with you the next morn
ing,n she continued. ale said the
first will was made in a moment of
irritation, and he wished il to be de-
stroyed before Bernhard returned"
"As mademoiselle was so far in my
urcle's confidence, perhaps she can tell
US the contents of this second will, )"
suggested Cornelius, with a yelled sneer
which brought the color to Bernhardt's
cheek.
eyes" Annette answered quietly.
"Mr. Fanderhaven told me that his
grandson would inherit everything ex-
cept the business at Antwerp, which
was left to yourself, monsieur" He
gave sort Of grunt, and pulled his
beard discOntentedly,
"WeIl, where is ii? Why is il not
produced?" was his demand.
ave have not looked for 1t YETI
Bernhardt replied, shut il must be
somewhere in the banquet-room, as my
grandfather never left that apartment
alive after he made il"
Then we must find it at once"
Maitre Jansen said, rising. "Ifit ex-
lists, this is 80 much waste paper" and
he threw the parchment on the table.
"All the same, perhaps, you will
oblige me by reading that" Cornelius
Dewint suggested. The notary glanced
at Bernhardt.
"By all means, II my cousin wishes
il, replied the latter. 81 think L can
guess the contents"
The document was short and to the
point. The business at Antwerp and
all the real and personal estate-charge.
able with annuiiies for the old servants
were len to Cornelius Dewint, on
condition that he neither LET. sold, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

DSu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. btdtC DttWCC
sleeping and waking. He eyes were
open, but she was only vaguely aware
OF surrounding objects, Of the moonlight
streaming on the bed, and the glimpse
of white house roofs seen through the
window opposite.
Suddenly she was reused, she thought,
from this dreamy lethargy, by a voice
in the room, close TO her, calling her
name. She started and sat up, thrill
ing in every nerve, but not with fear.
Drawing aside the curtains, she looked
toward the spot which the voice pro-
ceeded.
The room, save where the moon
beams lighted it, was in shadow, yet
she fancied she could discern the out
lines of o figure, standing near the
hearth. AS she lo0kee,it moved forward
into the ray Of light by the bedside and,
then, with q sudden shock Of startled
recognition, she saw that il was Mon
sieur Vanderhaven, who stood looking
at her with eyes full ofurgent purpose.
"Annettew the low but imperious
voice repeated, "the will must be found.
Come 90 and he beckoned her toward
the door.
After the first moment she seemed,
with the curious insensibility of the
dreamer, to fell neither surprise nor
fear. She rose without hesitation aud
followed him down the stairs to the
room within was lighted by lamp, as
when she had seen it last.
Her conductor crossed over 10 the
hearth and extended his hand TO the
portrait of his ancestor, which hung on
O., ~ La ~ -.
piece.
Master Simon can keep q secret
he said, with the grave smile so familiar
to her; "you would never have thought
Of searching here. Lookw
She pressed forward esgerly as he
touched the picture, but the same mo-
ment hand was laid on her shoulder,
and another voice exclaimed, can
nette."
Then with q start aud . cry abe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-24

esrn your own living? Will your
brush find you food to eat, clothes to
war, and q roof to cover you"
1Well-not yet, perhaps haven't
tried to sell my pictures; but after a
time-n E.
,.ne have found you-just so. Mean
.'sS,s- Won see, like, like many another
! r.a->;.,s before you, you take your
+ce ef starving in gsrret"
8.sehardt stared at him In astonlsn-
Y 80 ~ starving in q garrett"
&sent and dismay. 80 S. 80,
aonot mean" -, ,,o, bara in
N tIdo not mean 70 Keep yON N'-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03

fair for .uch Long Island and nearby 2oca tern
Peunsyvauis 23d24c Western % l9c; Canada zSc'' "
and Canada Fair 10 Good. 2O92li &c. ..... 6a.a3c,
KICE-Quiet, steady unchanged; Domcs"~
Pa;na 5s4 acc; Rangoon. blsGbhc o.o, n .aning
SUGAk-Raw al We for FAR 70 49,, pednei
lower Cut Loaf 9ssc Crushed. 9Sd9sc Cgpe 9a-c
Powdered 9ad9asc.; Graduated 9'ieci NOUN on Al
Confectionery do. sc. standard 40 IA SaS &C;
Sa-99c.; White Extra &c" s he5 lac.: leho" ""' ~
Yellow &C" 7La75sc yellow, os4d1 asc ,,aseru l2hd
sTEARINE- Dul1. weak and nominal "a .artne lie.
l2s.c, CITY, l3al3lsc Oe0margaT1ne Stea ~ 600 H.
TALLOw-steady moderately acu'ei '
S2Gs9c 49, ..srs and Formosas
was held to-day aud esEs Japan sold
at the opening OF q prices d lc below
At decline Of c &c. and formosSs, s Greens and Old
Pn @ cur ,oSef and Old Amoys fe on sig2 ~
particulars are: s4I2 pkE. Ioai7 I9c log I'm;
ney5ap s9c 3e6 Gunpowder ~ 90 81 ia sfngs
safosa ooong-2 1910 FOrmosa' 3eG4oA2''i i'f' >''''
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL August -l2;aO D. m.-Coton dull-Middl
Upsnds, not 90 Orleans id sales 10000 bales incllo.
Daes intending 606 bales American. Futures-U DIands
Low NJ anng clause 6s2e4d s.s4d;
September and October delivery 614d do December and
January delivery. Gsse4d. Futures duh
LIVERPOOL August .-l:3u nj plands Low
MidGnng November anu December delivery Ve4d
s aRruOi August Z-2OO D. m-COttou-Ahe safes Vi the
fav included 7,9,' bales AmeroaI 49, ~, -
LIVERPOOL. August --4uU y. m.-COttOn-Futures-Up p
lands Low Mddng clause october and November delivery,
bilsid; May ana une delivery, tied Futures quiet
Middnng II Ct GOOD Ordinary II &C. receipts ~ Bales
BALfiMoGE August 2-cottor duu MiddlnG l2iaisc Low
bates exports cOastwse 10 bales sales, 200 laes Stock
boston. August Cotton firm. Mdding. l9c Low
Middhng. l2gc. Good Ordinary l'sc net receipts 80
CHARLGsroS- August 2-CotIon nrm. Mddng l2iac: Low
af,D. \, naies: sales 90 bales stock "a bales
CIScISAATL August lotion urn: Middling l22c Low
Shipments 40 bales. stock sos bales
GALVESTON. August Middilng l2i9c Low
bales; gross. 100 bales sales L. bales stock LIZ bales
MaMfnl7' Good T}IuaTv 1e net receiIts o IS
bale gross n shipments. Isl Daes 10 bales
%ontE August 2-Cotton firm Middnng. I2Sc+ L
Mlddhng 114c.. Good ordinary. llc exports coast~se
NEw.0RLEANs August 2.-Cotton hrm; Mddling. I2a,c
Low Middng SCI Good ordinary II c net receipts 80
bales gross bales exports cOastwise So5 bales sales
4Sot0lE August 2-Cottop firm Mladnng 2ac; net re.
ceIpts gross 81 bales. exports eoastwise l67
PHlIADELPHlA August 2.-Cotton firm Mddlng l3isc.;
Low HddIng l2s,c: Ordinary. lI94i receipts
y bales gross 81 bales, STOCK s9Yi bales
SAVANNAH. August - ott'n steady Mindng lZc' Low
Middling Il nc. Ordinary, l0Sc; nel receipts. IA
bales gross IA bales exports cOastwise ~ Oale sales,
81 LOUIS. August COTTON nrm Middlng l21c. Low
bales. gross bales Shipments IA bales sales 81 bales
stO, \. 5.s4l DaIes =, -. A.. ,,,,.,,. RAJ, -,
N1a1ng ii I5tec. ordinary la. receipts 100
Iales. gross. 100 bales. stOck. 81 bales
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKEr4

RA.rrNOgR August 2-Cott0p steady Mdding l2s.c
Flour nrm howard ana Western Supreme. s.
u.s. QUASI 90 EanIIIy. - zJ0S6 so
CIV Mills super dSS 70; Extra OUas6 ID. do
Fanny 5O0$7 To- O Brands. t6 % 20 PatapscO
Family. S7tOO. Wheat-SOuthen Red. II lOOSl
Amber 81 4dSl 10. No Maryland. 81 Il dSl ia No ?
Western Winter HE'D u l4s4Gsl lJi4 July. al IL
~ IA August 81 l458asl 10 - September 81 lO Corn
southern wne 81 OU; do. Yellow 5Oc esJern Mixed
western hte o. 0t0c do. Mixed Goa 162e Fennsy
0Z9OOc Rye dull 65GfOc Hay dull. Prime Cno4ce
fehhsyiVahia and Maryland. ST. OOaSls ~
ALl august Z-FIuuI quiet and unchanged Quoted,
S1 SfVuhn sew Process IS - aS9 White Winter, ~ 20
= 20 amber 30 l1dsI Zo Ma. Bakers from Minnesota
Pilns Eeat - <1i Rye Mixture - 70; No. Spring
- ~ 1e9 ie Our "a 5OG&d Graham So 20 d46 So West
ern 6round no spring 81 80; Bakers So ISL 75
Amber, ~ t0dso -, White Winter - 75aSS 25 New
Process - 20 So Wheat quiet and nominal Torn steady
WITH "a ialr dehAnd' sales cars No. MiYed at s3c
1000 bush by sample 1Sc cars by sample Yellow AZ lg
and wanted Mixed Western anofed al "a y
65c White Western. 651dto Nothing doing 10 az her lns
Freights 20 Newly DIRK by ra-Wheat C; Corn L,c..
Canal freghts 10 nfOrK-Mhest Conn
CHICAGO, August Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
and higher Regular ri Olg August g9s4c sen
TENDER; ~ OOR October; y5ieo all the year No 2
Red Winter 81 O3d$l O5 cash, ~ O3 August Chicago
september Chicago spring 80 NC.
and higher II al &C ash II August 704c septeu-
Der. Toe October 6Tlac all the year. Rejected, 74c.
active firm and higher Old 5Sc New. - cash 40
August. 3btG30a-c September 3baC october. - 70 all
the year frner 6bc. BARLEY strong and CHER
Flaxseed at 20. Butter duh ana drOOp-
ing Creamery 1928 Dairy li0zuc Eggs in fair
maDd and higher al 2DGzVc Pork unsettled but generally
higher ~ so 7JG$2O 80 cash. so oOgtzO o29 Septen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03

N,rtacaea ss. second ls: Erie All 90 o Psnnsyl.
s Vorx Central 1884 ILLINOIS Central l4o ,aro aud
ysnia Central, % n Reading, 3iSs New-horA 0A
Western 30~ c.,. ooit.. for both
money and the account; bonds four per Great
49, AMI half per cents ll67s Atlantic sno -. New.
so a., n,ortrase trustees certificates 4s9 IRE York
Sorr central lSslc Pennsylvania Central oS'S WV
Ontario and Western SoS 1900. ,rote three per
IOSpoN August 2-2:yU n m.-Paris aavlcer ge
cont 81 francs 80 confines oI 25 francs
pans August 2-4:3O D. tn-kxchanEc On 1'"~
a. checkA .-soaa ouota three
ar cat rsats AZ ri trance 80 for the ACCOUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vesseis and RdIt'odSs.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, August Z, lso2'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New.YoRK, Wednesday. Aug. z. lSsZ'

.SHEs-Q Quiet unchanged o.o s. for nscember sold
angnst 756d7 zoe: september 30 Doc nnt
=, S6V7 Use bid and asked FAR S21hv..
&c ga and New grades fairly active and as Mara
1Oi 500 bags SAVANNA is
aho and 800 bags Costa fsea on private tbs a. Sc
and Iaguayra both quoted the stock of Mid
800 re dav AT s6ssl baRs and l2Ssoo lna0s a. bas
sosa Rca iIS7 bags Mexican o. ~ uags p ica go
IA ba0s ST Domingo 245 bags fOrVO Isloo
@ n.aS1ra 10 bags Mocha, il,6VO mats Singapore
AND 7 1856 mats Java .,uhar brt ouiet At the I'D.
49,, sales & 20 bales goo bales last evening" an
49, &C. eInort and 500 bales for spinning DenNeed
zoo bales Receipts at the ports tV-u~l
500 bales thus day last week and z@A' OA9S
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03

ITytRPooI August p .. n.-PorK-Prme Mess Eastern
AZ stclIv at 81 BacOn-CumDeriand
1uT sreadv al $751;. steady AT s. Long Gle ar
dull az 81. Gear duh Al O36L Hams-L0ng Cut
ami at SO. dull az 3d. BeefInd& Mess steady
al "a. Extra Mess Prime 81.
Iard-PriIne " esicrn dull %. lalOg-Pume CITY
sfeadv al A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady AT 81. Rosn-
Ine dui Common steady bod Cheese mencan Choice
steady al 3d. Ou-nIm, klOur-Extra state dull
" hLe. steady al 81 Id No. spring
steady al = So Winter Western. dull at SD Corn
Mixed nrm AZ ~ I'D Spnts Iurpenune. at London
dull AZ S3bd r..- n. IN -
Ezra INDIA Mess. PORK, 3D. per DID, Tor Prime Mess.
Bacon Ga per Long Clear Midiles ana 60. Tor
shorf Clear Mddes. 81. cWt Tor American.
Produc-Taow 42esd Cheese % per cw fOr the
sI graaes Refined Petroleum. Dad gal
LIVERPOOL August 2-3:so m-Breadsrurs Arm Flour.
iori1I per GENITAL Western. Wheat sd 1880. per
eenta Tor California mite; 9lOd dlOd for Cafor
ma Cum. 197d Red " inter: sstd aNtd for Red
Western spring 72d GENITAL ior old Mixed West
mn - ,,.,..... ,...... ,,,e.
per quarter Refined Petroleum. o210 hd Hpnts OF Pc
iroleun. 7dG7 l9d. per gall Common Bosin 5Sd Pale
Hosln SD O6d sperm on e74 $50 per On lnseed Oh
IA o. per spirits Turpentlne. $3.50 per ewL 1ao~
o. per cwt , - 49,. ~ .-.- H.,
bne pale American WncO1s Lara closed AZ 41Z francs %
eentnes Der 100 klos -, 49,, 81. co ...,..
ufenuRs per pounds Petroleum InaT<s ~ plenlhgs
UAvRE August 2.-WncOxs L2ru closed AZ - francs and
80 confines per % kIOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03
BRAZILIAN coFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASERo July sl-Coaee-Good hrsts Is 42no9t S5o
r.i ner 10 Eos Average daily receipts 1000 bagA snip
mems of the week-TO the Channel anu Norih OF Europe
100 TO the United states S-'vUU JAS 70 he
...sd,terranean ~ bags sales OF the HeeA-fOr the
Channel and North Of Europe. bags lor the United
~, oean Mediterranean. 5000
has stock 10000 bars Exchange on London ~ ~ oo
L,,-rrs Iuly 3l.-COnee-Superor santos 3'oOd8sUO
ten kfl9s Average daily receipts for Tie week >. 700
49, SHIPMENTS OF week-to Europe. 5000 bags To al
rrr,es 900 bags. Of the the week-Iof Europe
- @ hrs 10 al countries. IS OOC bags STOCK osOoO Days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03
Aurtion Sales of Real estate.

" K. STEVENSON, jr., Auctioneer, will
sell under foreclosure, az Exchange sAlesrOom III
Broadway August at ~ O'Clock and base
brick building III West 4thst rs feet front BY l<s
deep. For further particulars inquire OF HESn L.
ARMSTRONG, Referee, 3ls Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-03
Corporation Notices.

IGE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Correc
ton No SO jdaye until August 18th 1882 for Hour groceries
paints crockery and lime For full information, City Re
cord Tor sale at NO city Hail
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LIVE STOCK MARkEIS-B1 TELEGRAPH.
rrrr,r AuR 2-CATTLE - Receipts to-day 400 head;
total for fhe week far 5000 head Tor same time last
vet 81 head consigned through J1 market steady
WIN GOOD demand offerings not very good sales Light 10
Pair steers ~ 90 Mixed CherOAees - vV Guns and
Heifers, - JOGsb bZ2 -. A.. q 900 ,a.a. ,o,ai Co..
week thus lar $1,000 head for same time last week;
II 200 head through 81 cars IN good demand anu
prices shade his her saits al IN 10 ~. o PP' " ~
Western Lambs - 2501b b.; All sOiu. ..-, 81 H.,
HOGs-Receipts to-day, LOO heal tOa iO "eeh tus lar
Ii OOO head: Tor last week, l5'UOV het con-
signed through only decks on se Which "IOu6'
- 4Oa 50 %; feeling steady. ~. 49,. III
CHICAGO. Aug - HOGs-Keoepts, 1000 head' snip
ments $500 head market weak ana q DC lower poor ue
81 Hcayy, d~c ~
SKINS 10 weak lAfge NUMBER
and Rough unsoId q ono -. -
CATTLE-kecelpt 45OU mead. shipments 2,bOO head' mar
ke more generally stronger On account V
nDv better demand nprO ed quality OF Onerngs TX
pOfs II lOGS7 Good ChOlce Shipping 30 5udSo W
Common TO Far ~ 20 as 49, butchers sieader al - 20
81 tOckers and Feeders - JOdS ~ range Cat4e IOc S
err Texans s. IS os4 80: Half Breeds ~ - 70.
head, shiineBts <UO mean
dull aud 5a2Jc Common, Natives anu Ie1ALs@- %
ass 80: Good sheep, - - asa 10 ChOce snip
ping steady AT ~ 3Od@l 10 ,,.
EAST LIBERTY. Penn, Aug 2-CArfLE - Receipts, pa
head slow Prime, 80 1OGS1i Good 80 oVaso
HOGs-Heceipts head; market slow Philadelphia
- o. 80 so BaitlmOfcs 4UGSo 30 Workers lOarS 10
SHREP- Receipts loo head market slow rhine - %
80; Good. - d as 40, Common. 4&dss.
ST. LOUIS Aug Z-HOGs- Receipts. Zoo head shipments
500 mead steady and unchanged Shippins rigs
2OsS7 80; orKers, a. Sass 20 Butchers ~ Fancy
CATTLE Receipts 800 shipments head; sup
movement slow, feeling nttC better
grades, Texans aud Indians @36sJ 90 Good
Choice - 10 0r4 OO Fat Naive shipping Steers - %
Grass aVe steers "a JOG$J %; COWS and HeieTs
S8a II for n eGium " Good
snisEF- Receipts LOO head; shipments LOCO
would Drng So Texans 81 5OOs4i Lambs Sla per
head
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brookinn propertp for Sale an 90 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick dwelling the side Of Columbia Hoghts-
midway Fulton and Wall street Ferries overlook
ing bay and running throagh 20 Fdrmsh st. WITH fo1r
story Furmanst lot 2Jxl5O small amount only
OF cash required Address r. LESTER, Tribune once