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New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels md RflroIis
NEW YORK, Tuesday. Sept 90. 1892.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YOIK. Tuesday. sept. q

NEw-YolK Tuesday sept. &c, 1859.
AsHEs-Qulet unchaused Pots 5QJisc.; Pearls. Ga
iswAX-Receiprs light demands fair and prices
ru southern eru.
BUILDING MATERIAL, Common hard brcKs have
had lmIoVeds movement ~ hrn h-u es
We quote. Hagds IS 500 - 2a; Pale - Brown. Gro
ton Fronts. l0sl2; Dark and Red sl2p;lts Ph-l-
Cnt steady ~ - IOd 81 20 RosenGae here lcr trea
on board and 81 lu1~ 15 purilnd au.taf - .
az English. Portland Laths Ary lcrc 40 > per
II. lrn tOcSi and, common an1 f.lishlu2 10 y
Eastern spruce. - aSl7 for RAJ lorn aid Tid u
81 TOR special carg1rs. White fne Sl@d4-l Der
4 for West nl slipping Boards; -2ia4 for IGtn Aneu
Yellow Pine random cr-oes - 1928 Green iIoor.e boar.
S.2ar28 Per NJ AMI Dry DO. 3D.. 3 50 ta.g'es az
;ic south SlSqslJ per " Tor Rough and 80 Tor
Dre ,sod. Nails arm at =. ID for lOt tO6OG
Gan DL4---QIlct and an hanged
firm pricca Unanimous s. GA ct and 20 atr lir1r
SlI. Liverpool ga 10 - NeWtlsii- 70
iakn2 % 7jaf4 scotch steam, S| 10: English - ID a
iaAnia West
tb lul BiutIf0r ad Clear lelu. - 0 s. 90. aut An
"a acit. "a 5Jdr IL - by the cargo a ou2s.de.
n4ad aui n.m. offerings modcratei Empty HOG heads
tCnIcCOKY-U -UncLan. .ed.
COCO t--t5encI1ilv quieI and unchanged
COFFEE-l.lo dl and or less nominal; Ordray %
= lone "a goes - lOc. in adm Fat &c., sales 4'"
Hto-uiy aud 400 bags Eo bia priv a."
aud ,Oi bG-s AOtcnlc 40 d 'c. ~optcn 'tr n
12nc Oc ODer sc d6-5c.. and De-cm e. go 1850 bad
asked tiIli grades flH al
auI ra ruavra daIsrli1O su.d private
COTrON-Spot ot oI &C. over and dull az me decline
sales 40 last evening" in uuinr I'D b1cs -or
day bales. AGAINST ato6 bales TINS day last week.
4ui n 30
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rrKntEAN MAnKErA

ilyFLPooL sept. 90 n.-Pprx Primo Mess Eastern
IOZ Western. nruer ar - tufu3~rlud
Cur steady. ai ~ olort i,o stely ar = Gear
steady snort Clear steady Al 49, Hlu--i.Oug
seaI, shoulders dull 5J. Brer-lIiA 1r., dul
9O LXtI Mess nrncr 8t I40: Prime Mess scaiy Al o.
Iard-Prmr Western GuI d 63Da Iau0~-Pume lltv
1L IIrventIueo steady s.. H0sln-
llueIlI. 4Igl LCIe-ssA uellcin CIJce.
CI.l al Lara Dl-uru. 5J- FOur-Extrl 9tate. dIu
Ht l5. Wnett-SO. / Whue 7te4uv AZ jllt 80 -7Duns,
Gull "a Western. Steady al ad Corn
Mlxed du Gyd. Tor O.1 oVlrts lurpenune, at Lon
con steady az 5J.
rLNERFOO- sept Z6-2 -Provlsons Beet li26a FOR
Ness. lOk. per do Tor Prime Mess
Bacon ~ sd Cwt for Long Clear did1le- aud
short 1iddles. b. Gd ger Tor American
Produce "A a. Cheese. 81 Tor
JcsJ grades a. American hchuel Petroleum. L gA
LIVERPOOL sept. 26-The receipts ~ Wheat for
three days were 10000 ceuais Including $4,000 American
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAIL ROAD CO..
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

resolutions adopted by the stockholders az
their convention ia Huutsvilo Alabama August 22i
last holders stock OF the Memphis Charleston H. r. CO.
will have the ege OF sahscTibn4 according 10 the terms
authorized by STOCKHOLDERS liked the Committee
pointed by the BoarfOf Dec upOnaD alton b. The al
Estate Trust CO. 40 il5 Broadway York for the
present holding at twelve per cent ts face saue
the PRIVILEGE 10 extend the Tenth day -
payment Of the er cent viii 10 due upon the de-
livery Of the Trust Companys certificate representing tho
common stock Applications for subscription must be made
in person. by 70 entatye at the oce oe
tie aboy e.named rrus Company.
V STEVEN Chairman COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

LONDON sept 26-l4:30 D. m.Consols loO'is for money
ana lC07 fol the account bonds four and ha.i per
--rf- I-. A autIc Great Western uI-t mort ft-r
frrs'e cfiHcates BOA: lo second. ~ Erie @'- New
Yg~k cl .- Iatf Illinois Central, las 3. itl' lfini3
Central EedCug 81 .. -"- orb DA1io ana c'cil
g-f. Milwaukee ami II Paul common 40
i..>nlN Zb-3: 4i.4t Illinois central
llL Sew York ontario and Western -es Jill NAuk and
Paul common. ia.
lnVpfN. -G-4:nO D. m.lne amount or pulol gone
iu-or.- Bans % England balance iO-ldv is tubt
LONDON. SEPT. 20 -5Oo u.--ar- alvl''- quote ihir'
Der .eu francs 10 ccnum-- tpr it account
sul exchange Loniona at - francs -'2 confines loF
frtflN Seot. 2f-The state cent Of he imnena Bank Of
German. shows AL increased l specie Of 1J21.DD lat
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
BRAZILIAN coFFEE MARKET.

RI JANERo sept 25.-Coace-Good nrsts, 3.SlOa3 $50
res per 20 klO-. Average daily receipts z1yV La1s snip
Lents u The week-lO tAo channel ana Norh oi Europe
So.vD bags the United -t.tes. $1,000 bags. % thc
aeflteIIaAe % 81 bags sales Of the worAtOr the
SLllne and AOrth OF Europe 3d. MUJJ bags for tIo nei
s-eie- 5000 bags for tAe mediterranean. l4soUD
Dsss st0cA. ~ loo bags. Exchange London II I'D
AAlos sept % J-COurc--uDefIor santos, 3oJOH3 800
& per Ten AO Average daily receipts for The wees $500
SS4pa shipments Of The Week-13OUO bags alto Europe
ts 0f tLffAe weeA- For al countries Z7OOJ bags. Tor
SN"De' 22.OOO BAGS stock. IA 900 DagA
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
LONDON mnnf- sAI.rs

LosDO>. sept. 26-Ihe following are me Woo sales OF
MoL.iy detail. 317Z bales Port Philip Fleece. i ~
So scousci Zd42 I'D greasy dnl 4d locks and
4la 't.d LalOs. IdaIl4d 1O65 bales sydney
Il i1l al. soOur a. ~ q. 1lE LOCKS
aid pieces zd -Ls 1868 baes wIrdian.--c0nIed
5sO bales ape ana Nata-Fleecc, I.daI4O9I, secured
-4o4 a. Z -sl, greasy, sd 40 I'd
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Wholesale PRICES Or COUNTRY PRODUCE
Eur Lne a-ek .nln. s.nlanDer .6 lso4
HrAx- Asu rEAs.


Peroirfa wcck-keaus 800 pkgsa Peas, .bI-h.
Fvports-Rean-. LOS USgs. Peas. 2H5a BUSH MaiNe.
oui. aud .iraIv Oi Foreign Beans are erneiJ 81
ri ,1- o, ADJ u the.r are tin-icols 40 .DNer ue-
o. 4lrt and not ON tir "ich mdrA'' mo
tcr Tor ri ,fr Beans been hammered down untl ic-
iC. l-. ,l1t ig f1-i tl yl-l auv further Narrow
oarlu ,u and there lc willing sellers a uiit lilt
\of enough arriving To quote bui fccr tr- genera y
fiuA that vail stiIt al about - b' 90 ' lacey
anything Going iu Medium few ne" nave D' SOFA 81 = t
Il td Pa out OF -iOcat ie" hr. M'Nl" '' q. go.
as White kidney CAoiae itei Nld"ey ilIct Du nov
4,. oil tie new crop would probably sell io export
Al - ruio soup very du. Aid oiniuAL Green fels hA'e
only small j1oDiAs demand
Beans. meuum -. Do itHl hllheY' s,,,,s o. -
prime = 4uG-- DID 'I4'H.r l'Ni- -''+
rp m edium DO. I0, fnr 10 , .
f..4I = 90 q 80
pa MARROW A'nle 6Idnsy,
2GJ - 1JI Jrimo. ISL .--.u 90
Do MaIrOw, fta sem - g am
= 80. choice. 47-- .--~ 90
Do l.rd hIILeJ, islAtN' ul- - ,C1 A.,
cnOico l'@--. ---- u % V'i'4''" DA' 5000 49, -
Receipts for the week. 21f5 Pegs last werk - ~ pks
last Yef -t4 pk-- thLlt1 "I '.'
buyers haginf connu t th~i u rhi'tNa- L'i a. ina,
10 artua wants still fancy frAic+ oi table bhti
prices have Ic.n wei sustained ANA al tho "-c trIo
si idr Win some ir''ri7 i' H- lui 1.'-.
advance flrre i- promise of improved Ohl drnt
and uncertain Of out of pWu buyers NAV N
fr.ol into Important iratnlc laol Ia the NrrA NhY
business doing fgu. are srlug al 3lc aud T." rAlit
of Iowa reach ngIr h4tii aye t-N n0t
iL2 90 - and Doipe than auote hufri, nav = n,,Y 10 u
vantage thing but th- luc-t -iai '"rrl 'e.l
whoc-Ao lois state Dairy hal hTAlns t"Ns a" pans
~ -tIl hoic demand rom AS OF u ace ltt
can u-r t4rEf tr place oi .cnnriy hd nlht =, l'5
cYniiit-n 'iltlc iAr- r' Tons "' i'.i.'5 -
Flh4n. "a ll hear of some lur ir fAi" "uH '4
iIc- nf al lc aud he u4 o the Hi Hri' rs - q.
2, g-Dc Western limitation clAriy 81 D-Otc qiAy SIS
Atl -u0ds branded as lii.l@tliA
Creamery" and which only DO sod So io 20 " -"O'
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Western Dairy Of very irregular quality and while
a. easily obtained for choice 1t l. rarely that we heaI o.
straight invoice selling much 2c Factory steady
exporters took OF the make last week at lo
l7c and bought lots Of Choice June at II II &c
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Recautsof Dried tsu week ij Dkgs with l,57f
ps #. vi P-aIu.- pc--. Oi Pecan Nut- Exports of
lr. d hpu.+.. PKG. a uf ..
ated Aup,s oi. luEat c -.nir'ac ir 81 u frn5
lcIi i.r rlrr. -tncty fancy haze H 7nlD "a "-
rn .t u tine Hl.tl uiAttl
Tnreerd ofeug lOu l2c acco oine o. T1a ify some
ftt- or.. LpI Uo.r. IC.u.,-l ruuli ID pes
qYrf huf nrrn. Fancy Np.tb ttOiua SELL m small Whv az
50 bb pach ei l"nnes-e . 4aftefS -0
Y rApo.t '-u5c lhc qna1, OF most i't7 IS nnt E'-b
efou II fl- this export de1Ii t'I-a u Pies viii rup-
pv be- Ken to 50 ur extent tr aD 0I bette tl.s.
In as they slote J'fc as the ,rn' or
,iu iu 1t.rf.- about .. N t4'.'c t.rItd
E he's t-le ..d lDo.el selling ta.ue ts. .yl'F 'i'
ft,ev fan,r more t.ttit-. Ia = 'ts
D.. M a. and qultu- nils. -'.t lt .c. anl mo- rp- I.
q . 4
and ,.i... .ly steady PIms scl.c- Iuc ,r.cl-
- ,gt limo i.ac. f.. Us. oline better. several ca-
I. 8 . wanted tIu uattln4 cp-t.ac.s Peanuts selling
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
financial.
nav YORK, sept. 81, lss:

NEW YORK, Sept 81. 1882
T'HE BT'LWER CONSOLIDATED MlNINf
L COHPA y Y this daI dsCiaredit- FLEXENTH MONTH
LY DIVIDE Dot TEX CENTS Pbh SHARE, paya3leo oI
October H. $50 At the Office Of Farmers Loan ~na lf'
Company. 80 26 exchange p ace, Eey.fOrk
Traser books close 90 October 3 ssI and open OcObei
IL r. COOK. Vice. President.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
STATE OF TRADE.

DOdtSrlt hAtNtFs
pA,ug,ra sept 2O-Cotor qulet Miilin1t J.! 'ec;
Plo steady howard sIcet and esIorn ouOelAHe - w
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
POULTRY AND GANE

rf-e p,ut,v has been W 81 o,Ity ins the week ami with
on va mos. rit' demand ani i.- gre .1"'i iu-L in
dv .Io. .l sens sod 1f llc state aIi F.tH-f
uI 40 lGr l1,. a4i ye7te days iecit, 81 -olii and
,.Itv u are DOING shal. better to-day uutrr bette
l..l.t t,l.i DO. Jews Iu .ry5 SOW. PINE DIlas a.d
f,..-. f ..I. .iui Of- lrt''..
rlIada n Obi sons a in iit -nny ana ar'n ior
ti'iny been delayed tlc road ant such ."i fr
ov tate and Nr'." 'hi'N N.h7 P'-'l 2 - ',.- ,
l,ir. t,er-a but feW iruui - fo squads mri.
Game Birds of 1000 kin ll i-i supply, En"i demand aN"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
~gua.h. Marrow. per

TIE daily average receipts for Oh" week AZ the ,niou5
,.-u. of .tnb ton ai fO lows Er lth way. -NV
,,n. ,f cream 4u.u ol Mlk b lem Aalotd ~
do sew Haven Railroad lj do, HUDSON ll', l.n.r'A1
1-1 An Midland ra uad lZa cans % MA and Do cans ~
,r.,m New4o.k cry and Aorh.ru thi'ad = aus "t
Al tucaus utA routes. lli can. i".I '-'
cans II A nf so each aud 90 ci' 'i ''hn INa
price which tir ga un o. on 'i-- ''i'lt.
g. ~ no - f.. iaei fo - - h.' lcn frd ii
,,raI rtd 3D. thr c1-ihE tire h" ni "''
fu uf tri. with t" supply satirl sic- ~ ''rI
,,'.~ut " siat,. and tlc tendency Is Sill upward
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Tofa. busn.. ci3.7Gj gl.9j7

The fouoWlug shows the exports exclusive of
s,lcic from me Port of New-York TO fore IN ports
i5r the week ending September 26 ana since the be-
ginning Oi tIe year, - compared with ihe cOrfe-
spending periods of pr-vi)l, years
r--n 1871 1872
For ,le wee. 80 I31 100 - 9536G0 +S.,-a,3-4
Fr,vonsr rrporei 2g IL -Su-J~.4>2 -+I.G72 -
Total s.nceI. L. $500 IsO s489-I-I43 sl4J9553OI
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Lccept- lor the w,cs. cio bcs Inst we'k ',9 la"s
Ixfo.t5 for tine Wee, t1 lalr- imports. - hl" TIE
hi- % Jess en'ut for .y or t"o i7 btt thr re
r I'd .uulll1, -uut Au4 t- -lai, aiy9u h-lcd LAST
.. Is rl na.tIeI Chpc+ l--- Hfl- a.e selling 40 C-c
ros-lhy -laie n'r fro smaa way
and Choice ltarirC a.r NOT 10 Dee
hII below Glc Dealers h.r nave been buy Flf n lht
country and evpor'e hl '"' craving i"'e ie'. tHt
d. la, iv .u1al Foreign It .l.- e,ft nj at. h4Itri
.Hn l.. br friIl. l t'i- stare -r'H a.r '..l.,l
SOME nI.- -rr-e Odd closing ouf ihri entire e W p at
f0c. .hi.h -l rAs af.s others fo tod iNr more ~
.f SESSION Tan have I"rn kIl Tor
-.tr. f. now certain Dlt before tIe h-gnf - reached
., ,l,,s.u, D, tenn ,ocay reaction ttom nr present
boom.
..t.fc, f4.s GO..rl To. choice i--i - 800
M ,, r,.r.ue ~-- b. uo. iDd to prime -ol ..t57
d.. t. poor u -.ir
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
FFIFINEh VFFIT =.
MERCANTILE MulLAL INsuRAN,E OoAPANY

TIE Houston AND TEXAs CENTRAL RAILWAY noMPASyl
HOUSTON. iLAA- sept 81, ~ >
COUPONS OF TIL GENERAL MORTGAGE
u -TX PER lENT AND IDN-OLIDAT EIGHT PR
CE NJ bon this conlanv. due october ls-2 w Do
paid by JOIN J. CISCO "a sos, so - all,t Ac"ioiA.
j. ". IIca-I
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Diui1eI1 Notices.

THs MISSOURI PACIFIC RiUwAT COMANY.)
lJJ BaOADWAf
NEw-NORE sept. : ls~2.)
4 QUARTELY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
N TuREE-QU l.TERs PER CENT on the ctpliai stock
Company viii De pad al the oinco OF the Company
and after tJ6er The transfer BOOKS VIII close
the l4th INST. ana open October next
A. II. CALEF Treasurer
OFFICE ~ CHICAGO. IL PAUL
MSNEAlDLls AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY.
81 BBOADWAY, NEW-NCRK sept 20. l-S2.t
4 DIVIDEND OF one and thr,c-quarter. per
~ cent q - per declared npon the preferred
capital o the company october 20 plOX. To
st0ckho u fec1ld the 10Th inst
Transfer VIII close the 5Uth OF September al re-
o. en- Oh the -4lA oi q ttJOer. 1872 \. X FLOW h,
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
4AxnAr1AS RAILwAY conrArl

MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoHlANY)
n BEOAnwAY.
NRw.NORK. sept. L. 17-2
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE AND
n 0NEHALF PER CENT on the FIRST AID SIC;
OND PREFERRED ~rOt Ks Of this 1Ompany VII Dee paid
az the MERCANTILE TkU-l COMPANl :, No. - Bl old-
way and after october . 10 stockholders OF lrO a. tao
closing of transfers september ~ at oclock Transfers
viii reopen OCTOBER . -
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

The following were the receipts and ship nents at
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
.ecelpJ, SIIp n:lt%
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

Receipts Of Irish Poatoes a been moderate 80 ilr TINS
c',. t'd and fIr Nt fri rt r' Nn D -lc
bui tnrre l,a nrme. tone @" -hr market Jersey Peerless
a.. a., I,ru u Al live ,h puui demand aCOAsde aJt IAN
IT'S Il being tatcn for export To il5' -lia
state Rose might possibly Dee strained a
-bs. ,boe a oftton- If .ery choice Obi, Rose sells at
sIt :. prr Db' n blk otof prime quality 20 double
T. -igt btl els sod 40 q sweet uuta0 IN nodcr-
ate supply and .te idf Onions lehy J.! lii \" a.. LIMA
Beans gnr; nash m utuips ia "-h rIill "nu DIT ~
10 uatots not plenty ices nerr thih i"s i'p" - p"
not l hlsh sJcr-hy llchi'H p'u L'l'l'AJ %
poor quality. and loHcE ,,..- .-
Potatoes Rose. l. J., l0yi-'I i'I-'"' ~, -o-7 -
pr & ',l Oop . g5 RUSSIA rurrip- bbll 5pH2 %
o." ',,..,or, ~ 2uOli abblr-- per loo 5000 . 90
H., r.'r..,, pe.ress Lima Beans. pei
A'"' S'4'N' --J hag 4 - ~ 90
,.... d . ,,.. mel .Grn g. I'D per LOO 1000 i 50
7'''' i'' Jl1 . - Tomatoes. per Du.-. JUW -
Do NirdLia ..-- uOe 2'' 'u,uihD'iA FoI M. p "a
onions. itel. per ..' W.. ,.,.- --'' '' 'N
r o'5 1,ii % a. 37- I0l0....-.--.....lO O19i 30
~ MILK
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27

NRw YORK sept H. I-.2
'EHIRTEENTu DlNIDEAD.-Ihe Board Of
Trustee, of This Com pany have this day lrc irst
quarterly o.. ocnl w. o. iIC J.try A. Iss.,.l-
FIVE THOU san - DOLLAH~ f5D CENTS PER 81 Ai.t',
plyubo al u, 0aice ~ Company So and -
stdcA hooters record iui after Oct0,.r
te. books close >cDtclD AMI reopen october l,-
". Il. iAHllh. Treasure.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
DIVIDEND no D

OFFICE Io-fru LEAD Co.
IL BEoADNAY.
NEW-hoRA. sept %, lo0-.D
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF t.tis c.in-
pany has declared the uai quarterly dividend TWO .
capita nr,t 'ialfi pay
able the ohIce oi he company am alter september >
l,-- Transfer books viii be- close. ceOl-unrr alt ol a
September 20. hLGH NAfP. lr,asur.r
NORFOlK Az WESTERN RAILROAD to.f.as..t
Nos 81 AND . sol rH Sl--I, PHILADELPHIA
rNUE coupons maturing October /, i~~2, on
L frat mortgage bonds OF the Norfolk and western
IaLr0ad tOmpAny Diyisunl vii b. paid AMI
airsr Monday October at to banAln house VI = " LAX
q Co. 80. 80 south 81 ST.. Philadelphia
WIN. u MACDOWELI, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Gna1ciIl

CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY
- Coupons of trsi noit-a-e bonds al divisions due
october l. Iso-, VII be PAD lt our oise So lO Nalst
IAINIOk az HOLT
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
DAynrar AID ToawAlz ,.t.l1oiD coyrAyr., {

NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
y HALE PER 'tNf irou tle earning, ~ tae past 3
months has been Ir. red l.tID fl -f1rsIN Oft
september .j The transfer bOoAs ~ close te 2jrl Ius
ana. o,eu O,t1yera II. VILLA it, IIrasA. go
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
Dr.nnpr,N RINANcIA. NAREErA

hsinceIA.- l. s505,5l6lso s-ao-l-l4s s-'1.a5..so-
New-York tribune., 1882-09-27
state-Factory. fine

Receipts or ,ha week. l3 pkgs last week, - 0) pkgs
$500. last year. 'l pk<+ tAo .ut.,,L .. al .'y
no 10 2 .-i week O"e.'f on Monday Nltl .
hnieI "a Ing and an about &c SHIPMENTS
Tho West have cOuseb qtanttf OF STOCK
has been delayed bY the recent heavy storm an
market is nt the moment Ney ] Rifv
suppl a. c-pecily with strictly nua stock fo7iaj is
possible strictly fresh itAe.ed Western aud
few st.e4 of state ha c -.
but business al those pr,e is not ucen 10 us 80 gh
quotation. Advce3 from the Vest indicate inc easuS sp
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25
COX on PROTECTION.

The little girl cannot play with her
doll, nor the boy whiz his top, nor the
mother wash her Offspring with soap.
except Of an expense OF from II third TO
0pe-half OF their cost for the domestic
privilege. [Laughter.l If the mother
gives her Guild castor oil. che pours
down 148 per cent ad valorum, laugh
teri ; 1.-THE child does not enjoy the dose
there Is . rs per cent bowl 40 the recip-
tent of the contents of its tender stom-
Each. Aud although she "wash it with
inter and take TO It much soap. yet the
iniquilv 10 marked before me" saith the
Lord, for eoap il taxed 40 per centum!
God help the childl
Mr.. Townsend, of Illinois. - How
about candyp
Mr.. Cox. OF New York; am COM
ing to that IN b moment, my honey.
[Great laughter.1
II she wraps the little dear in a plain
bleached cotton night shirt, it Is . night
mare oft3 cents per square yard specific
[laughierl; when the child awake: in
the morning, frettul, she combs its little
head at IS cents I'D valorum [laughter] ;
il she would amuse 1t, she rolls It over
Brussels carpet at 80 cents per square
yard, or gives it confectionery made OF
refined sugar at 4 cents a pound tax and
Is cents ad valorum; ii 1t tears its little
panties the gentleman from FennsYlva-
MIA [Mr. Kelly sews them up with
spool thread taxed at three quarters o:
its value. CLaughter. Why, if she
used q single to bring the little tod
ding wee thing" to It's senses, as the
honorable gentleman q recall, the
cost would be enhanced at the rate of II
per CEN taxation. [Laughter.1
II the youngster has . patriotic incli.
nation on the Fourth OF July, his fire
crackers are taxed as patriotic luxury
Al 81 extra . box, and the bunting
which furnishes the dag. though but Is
cents . pound. costs 121 per cent extra.
while the band plays gu instruments
taxed at so per cent. She takes bin to
the msnageris to. study natural history
There il the zebra, symbolic of a nix
Lure OF ad valorum and specific Claugh
teri. the stately giraffe, high protection
[iaughter], the royal tiger, and the uni
corn of Holy Writ at 20 per cent. ant
the procession of the elephants. every
one at 10 per cent. True, Jumbo, fol
purposes not tc be mentioned. IL exclu
ded by the affidavit of q consistent pro
tectionIst. But the log chain that hold
his huge leg binds the huge monster ii
protective chains. daughter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25
SHERIFF,s SALE,
Louisa A. Younger, Ut al.

Louisa A. Younger. ct al.
p virtue of q decree and renewed srdcr of
- sale, issued from the office Of the clerk
n M,.s the circuit ! r court y, Of Lafayette county.
liam E. Younger, Anne B. Downs and Edward
Downs. her husband. Bette j. Thornton and
Charles 81 Younger. Josephine Younger;
George Ann Younger, James q Younger and
sallie Frances Younger. to me directed. and
returnable to the December term, 1882, OF SAID
court, I will, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1852.
between the hours of niue O'Clock IN the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
city Of Lexington. in Lafayette county. mis-
court Of said county. sell publicly. By
IN hand and balance in twelve month"; time with
eight per cent interest ON deferred m
Of 81 t he s ssfa p, slI1s; .n. ssd des s!aa% snd In e. s.'s
execution. IL and to the following describsd
real estate. situate. lying and being in the coun-
The east half Of the northeast quarter OF section
north end thereof; The east half Of the
and the west half OF the northwest
quarter Of section eleven aD. .Il n
s sSwInse apa my ene co. S:,f faG asn t": :e1es S., ,ss4; els: 80
teen as rods east Of the northwest corner Of the
twenty-one t2p In township fhy-one (y range
ty-fve G0 rods; thence south eighty
tso) rods; thence west twenty-fye G2s rods 70
corner of the west half of the northeast quarter
of section twenty-one (2l) township Afty-one( 6l)
range twenty-four t24); thence north eighty Qs0J
rods to u corner fourteen "a rods east Of the
northwest corner of the west half of the north
east quarter OF section twenty-one ell township
h:ty-one (5O range twenty -four GA.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Novem-
Der 1882. MIN ELLIOTT.
nOVlltd Sherj6
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25
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