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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

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bate. 81 ob. &obpn,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08


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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

8erfsbIt ni@t bic 5air gu beiu&en.
Seute baben 9ebrer uno SdIIsr Der
0fohtli9en GduIs Serisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

SeIitate @utcru fnbet man lebt ie-
ben &oa in Der Gonsert-Saue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
Neue NdbmQi0inen.

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&beiIc, Na0eIH mo Sci, Eepuro-
furen an Ndbma'hjnsn iperSen prompt
uno gut bei0r0t,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
9ermanntr WolksbIatt

Entered as the Post Office at Hermann, Mo-, and
adEitse1 Coz transmission through the malls at
ec0p3 elAas rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

trade prices unsettled lower Long Island and
"a d25c. State and Pennsylvania 90 2ci canlds 80
Western. 22Aa Southern 20 1o2Sc western anu Jan
ada, FAIR 70 Good. 81 ia022o.
RICE-Steady. quiet. unchanged
sEEDS-DuG. nominal.
SALT-ModeTstely active steady. "a ,r,,h
SPtCEsstoady especially for Pepper when IS ne III, M
confidence demand generally moderate Pepper III i' "
quest oeo 49,,
sUGAR--Raw dun and depressed: Fair. Tho; 30 test
trifuga % 20 test &c 200 bags Porto Rico DO 20
Size 200 bhds do. MnsczvadO. Nc Refined AIRY a.
Crushed lOa &c; Powdered. l0isaluSc iranuiaen'
cut Loaf 1Oagcs Cubes lOisc. standard a sSaS
Mould A." 9tc: Confectionery A. 80 OH aaassic
use. White Extra &C" ssaslc.; yellow no. o~o'f'i
Yellow ~" iad7 &C.; Yellow Z ad7Sc. -. ,o,.
STEARINE-QuieL held very nrm ChOice Clty, -
OleOmargarine stearine IL isalll4c. - ooo,
TALLOW-Quiet, steady Prime CITY, 5Sc sales '0'o'O ~
Sasds3c. 1900 -, e.-,.,,,-
TEA-Green strong New Japan firm i2a50c for strictly
Choice Of the recent arrivals Of 5000 pkgs u
pkgs been sold Old japan rather weak forhosA'
steady. ,..
TOBACCO-Kentucky quiet firm; Lugs 6ba7a.e;; Lar,
sallc sales, 100 hhds seed Leaf very quiet luO S~s'
1880 Pennsylvania 6d2le 80 1880, New Luciano
l4d3c; l35 1850. Ohio. private terms 30 De'
Havana. ISL 20.
WHALEBO y E-Steady and quiet .
WOOL-Busness has fallen of and the receipts IRON INC
ineor the prices here show instances OF
for immediate requirements only The new NoOs
ARRIVING show good quality. Sales 29uOO ID ot.c
Pieces, 42c. IL, 900 NX ohio and 900 Mixed
private terms; 10000 New Spring Texas. Y d5c IJlVy
Old DO, 2ud2c $4,000 Fall do l9G2Oc 1000 SECURE
Texas and Territory. 47a66c. 80 bales Secured ran at
lorna, California Lambs. 24c. 20 600 % Nes
100 bales old do 2bc; opvv
Oregon, soc. 10000 Unwashed Western. 25c o,OO le
Southern 100 bales Domestic Nos 25OW n Au-tialai =
bales East India, and $4,000 Domestic pulled p'''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


BAlrMogx. June 9-cottop fTmer Middlins, lESti9e
rorr nu.f Howard and Western SUPREME 20 -"
:, - ,,i dn Extra - OOds5 TO- DO FANNY % vg.rD 90
SIs sims super s. 5v9Si 70; 40. Extra - 70 ~ 90 10
Eaiv - uj4sl - brands. ~ - a.. 3 F1tpso
tamIy 500 Whcat-sOuthcrn Red 81 o'@$4 90 10,
tu,hsy y 40qsl A. 4 MARY ianG u 4Odr a. 80. :
Western Winter Red. spot. IL 30 ~Gsl 81 Juy - %
.sI.. JuIy II 22az al Z2i August - i7@@4 -
fembeT ~ lSL COrn-southern Mmte 1oe ~ i1fr
ST. " esfern Mixed spot ~ = Sc: June ~ '.,s
asO9c Oats--outhern. 6Oa62ei Western ~ C,i
"a, 40 N lxe JJc. rem wanna o. ao-c iJo I,
an 75Gsoc Hay r1n Prime 70 Choice Fennsy ana --H
MAJ ru Inns s-Fiour steady with a iar demand
Wic. guiet but hrm 90 bd Tor No Hau Dilltn ash
- ~ bf for No Hard Duluth Corn sc~u5 sac as
10 , Duluth at 7Sc Nothing doing III otlef grams l
Trsbts Ia Ncw-YOrk by raii-M heat &C. Corn %, VA.''
&C. anal irelgAts Yofk-WheaL sfe'' Noi' e.
cNcINsAu June 9.-Flour quiet Family - ooS - R yS
Fancy 81 s50S7 %. Wheat scarce and hIiNi - . -
Winter u J3asl 50 spot g. 81 - a MN crn
Auru.I receipts. bush shipments
dul. and lover No. Mixed !e4c spot h9S. D se bid
7nisa7B - July; nc August lic SepDenDei' - 81
october oats heavy No. Mixed 80 20 Eye heavy sn ana
low OF at tie Barley dun ana nominal fVth .7an
higher al 500 Lard dun at IL o. buAieA.S Sums
ana higher shoulders G75c. Clear RID sSG P SI
siong and higher ahOalders gsaci Clear klD l%.
sides Is lc WhisKey nfm tending upward "a ssh, an
ii Is-CombnauOn OF finished goods ooV Jus on
= baals -. Butter active and nSin Cl"i'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

confidence was partially restored and tneIo
faSS recoveries in some stocks but ma,1,w
were ,hs active stocks closed materially lower 'na
Oh Wv evenipe 1t is probable that 'here was was
las' foundation for the rumors 0i wsro
sCm0 10 the extent that there here. t Me1o
u ."De liquidations that were m"G 1bo sne-
SOM rather than voluntarily me %,0go
ealy weak stocks were Denver ,h. anu Sortbern Pa,
louisville and Nashville, 1 Wo.. s Central
e6cs Union Pacific and the wauaS"TS oertionaly
and h"asSn oarIv recovered the early Decline ana
strohs anu oOnt;nued to command premium lOr
Lake Thor market closed feversh and unsettled
use The %A n.". amount of business was done IN
Hardly sn' S u,o but prices were steady, except
Government tOr the Abs were off Is per cent An
80" are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
49, srocK MARKErs-gY rELEaRAra.


RrFFALO June O. CATTLE Receipts to-day. go head
ots for week 6,213 head, tor time last
head through 24J maIket lulet and
unchanged saios Choice steers - oJaso Texans held
remain unsOld
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Kecepts to-day oOOO head; total Tor
the week $500 head for same tune last wees
unchaueed Fair Good clipped sheep. - - q
- ~. Choice - 500 - 60, Common Light SJGsi 10.
Receipts today 1900 head tOtS ior week IN ar
25 400 head time last week 5000 head con
sgued through l45 market steady and uhcAang D.
slles Good 10 Choice YOrKers, 81 oDdsS 10 Lsht
~ 3ggs1 90 Good Aeium Weish'7' - -'~ 81
PIGS A. 7JQ 81 10, best grades disposed OF.
lIBREIY Penn, June = - CATTLE - Receipts lOI
g ending June s. l624 head OF local and oliZ head OF
WeeE Common TO Good, - -oGs5 Bulls and cows a. to
qiHfo5SsHKecepts for the week. 1925 head against
lJ5l5 the week before market closed hfni fhsdei
pas s. 2Oass 80 BatmOres ~ OOG>o 10 Workers - oO
Recepts for the week % against % 700
week Common Extra - 5VGS5 DO LANDS as W quA5'
10 jOaSG 81. - oo -. s,.
euts 900 market gOod demand anu very active
ces al auce III y So Mixed o. Heavy - ~ q
- 30 llghL - % 50 Sklps, - 90 81 20 o , -
CATfLE-ecepts. 5000 hcad; shipments SlVV mean IN
kef very dull. lower Exports - az % ool
To shipping - - dx common 70 AT
Ci IN ren s1ppiv. all kinds greatly exceeded The de-
e. III a 10 receipts Texans 100 pIlces 10 a.
he lower about Monday Poor 70 tar ~
: 10 -toc kers S3dS4 Choice Feeders, - 40 40
suEEr- Receipts. $40 head, shipments 10 htA1 mar
ket steady changed Native shorn s5as3 Ooou y"
Fair 4sdss Good 10 CnOce Texans f54f4 40.
~ iOUl- June g-CATTLE-Recclpts LOU neal snip
rnents lOD head and unchanged supply e.
TREY Of Grass which sold AZ o5dri lot Common %
Fsir Is - for Choice Good Naive steers
tvnrie command good prices n here but none OutItu
Mdiuu 10 Good shippers - 5OG&- 80 Prime ~ Cho1e'
sHEEP- receipts, 900 head; shipments, LAW A'"~
u,ArAet SLOW ana unchanged al S3G~J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
II ROFEAN MARKErS.

IIvEErooL- June 90 .. m.-PorK-PriDe Mess Eastern
Eteacy 40 ~ Western stedv al So. BacOu-Cumbrlaud
tut dull at 5J. short had dun al %. Long Clear
EuA AT 1pt short tiear duA AT 90. Hams-Long
Primer D9 Shoulders 4j steady
2 "a Extra Mess nrmer al 1876 Prime Mess
SafG-PTme Western dul 573d TaIOw-P1me Citv
stsds a. a. IurDeDtne-SpIrlts dun al 80 I'd
sne duh I'd. Common duil 3d- CnesseAmercan Choice
pu4 a. o. Lard Ou-NOnc here FlOur-E1tra dull
~ 1880 Wheat-NO. WINE. Cuu az lO2g.; No . Spung
feaay al Jsd,; Winter new Western duh al 10 "a
Lruer az 1864
~. Eu OoL June 9-3 p. m.-PrOvllons-Be 1877, for
800 noa Ness POLK, 81. per Dbl for Prime Meas,
SSeoa % per cwL Tor Long Clear Mddles j96d Tor
a-oa,c. Md9es Lard. D. per Tor American.
- allow 54td cwt. Cheese per cwt Tor the
Ron. A'D-Ae~ 1SefoeVI1 ODD per gar
s, - - Suns The receipts Wheat for the past
t1eeI afs were 10000 cenals inciudiug ~ No naan
1 ti'h-f''i June 5-i:3O .. m-EreadstuGs ~r.f II,r,
~ ~ Oo pcf cental Tor Western. Whear
Senai i0i average california hte: gsd = iotS a.. 20
pa cub t5d4 load for Red Winter
An. ~ 'i o'u A4IAeo " est
LONDON June $50 pn.-Calcutta IAnseea. A2ooo..,
per quarter Refined Petroleum. 6lQ05aS Sr,r-,. 80
troieunL l'sd 81 gall Common R0siu 49, VI
1sOsin od 46Sc sperm OH, &I4aG75 Der ron ins.o
! - ~ per ton spirits Turpentne, Ss6d per cwI Tsiow
80. per cNt " -~4O"'
ASIwEGP June 9Petroleum Il francs s2lo cepumes ,o
GIe pale American WicOx's closed an fac Or
feniime- per 100 kilOs ~ 90
BREMES. June 9.WilcOxs Lard closed
SounoS Petroleum. . MARKS 50 pienIngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
ErROpFAN FINANOIAL MARxErs-

LoxoN June 9-l2:20 p m-COnsols lOO7rs for money
end ljO for the account Atlantic Great Western
nougage trustees certificates. l4g Erie "a second
tOnsos 81 New Central 1870; Illinois Central 1876
tennsy 4nia Central 30 Reading. 27s4 NeWIOTk on
kArlo and esttrn. - =
I LONDON. June S-Z:Op D. m.-Pars afvlces TIRES
Yer oeut rentes So trancs centmesOr the account
LONDON June S-4:OO p. m-COnsOls lOOSle money
end lOo fOr the account Atlantic Great Western
bortgage trustees certificates s2'4 Erie "a "a second
t0nsOls. SU9; Pennsyi Central 5634 Reading
LONDON June 500 o. m-Parls advlces
rem rentes az 50 francs 10 the account
FAEla June Stow m.-hXcnanze p francs
80 eeDuTes lOr checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
9rustee Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

FENRlN DALE.
i WHEREAS. THE GOLDEN EAGLE MINTNG COM
PANY corporation duly zed and eIs Jing under the
1850 corporate nty bonds sad
bonds ens O ONE SGas1s Ss ieG R or
the said sum osaS pays on os s sa
yearly interest the rate OF six eent per annum pay
year payment in u OF said principal shall have been
Ramona Shoe and Leather Bank in the City Of SewYork
And whereas the said Golden Eagle Mining co%psnyw with
thereto sS On deed d ns DAY oT mortgage ny Of h
Trustee ali the following described real personal
SPsT S Hrn yg z ana the osn Ease Nine situated
n sa Souy pOG Commonly nrss called the Miami
Mil Of nfIeen hundred feet length by eighty
width the south sde the middle Of said lode OF vein "a
Charles A. Fisk by deed dated December 1872 AID re
corded the record books Of said County OF Pha In BOOK
Ana also Inc Golden star Nine situate in Globe Mining
the Miami MIL aud hail miles and CONSISTS Of
t6s sad Golden Eagle Mining Company by Charles FISK.
y deed dated 1850 and recorded January 1850.
Book Four OF Deeds al page i IN said county OF Pna
also strated 10 said county OF Pnal Territory OF Art
The Golden Eagle Mill tosether with dips lud
spar mines aud mining rights eeopsing ana apPS'S,Ss
ments and structures also all IMPLEMENTS ores ana popery
wheresoeveI the same may be situated or hoNsoeye' 90
& ~ ~ Ia conny therein Tor TIE purpose Il
securing payment Of said bonds together with Interest on
nd whereas and written assent duly nied and
corded Ia tie Recorder Of the County OF Pns.
Territory Of Arizona the 18th day Of April 1850 in Book
one OF Miscellaneous Records 4if and sad deed u
duly filed and recorded IN the Occ OF
said The 27th day OF NAY lseO In BOOK ono Of
Mortgages page 33S -. -,
prncpa Of the payment OF The Interest
Now the OF some OF the holders OF sad
bonds ~ the power vested by sa
deed Of trust will sell At public auction by Richard y AT
nett auctouser the Exchange Saesrvom No III Broad
vav city Eth day June l-.2. az -
clock ali the above described property and peme%
New York May 10. InS1 JOHN IL CORN ELI.
HIRAM A. JOHNSON. Trustee.
Attorney for trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
LONDON WOOL SALES

LoNDoN. June 9The following are the Wool sales n,
bhursia lay IN detail; 4O5c bales Sydney Qneeusfa1d
Rieece ~ .fG26d. secured l5dal 9Aed: greasy SD a
1o-d LOCKS ana pieces %. n l5d 2lOO bales Port Phup
sc9sred 49,; greasy, s9dd I'D; locks aud pieces
- al % l6zg bales hewzeaand-scoured llda Id;
greasy, I'D II I'D 9sc bales AdelaiCe-scOuTed
greasy sdgll I'D locks and pieces 6lzd9l4l9d 192 bales
Hah hiVer-feece ll3dal Cd: greasy Id; 1872 bales
@AsHi@Alan-tleece' II Tda2ld greasy, 5-gd4lI.d.
DETROIT, June 9.-Flour quiet al s69s6 80 Wheat IN.
ketuea No White cash. 81 49, June, Al 2sat; July.
q 80 august, 81 Os4 September 81 % .. all the year
IesC o5n quiet No 77c oats firm No White So &c
> 80. flOur 1000 bbls, Wheat 5000 bush. Corn
'-'"VO D0sh Shipments Fl0uT, Wheat 2.OOV bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
Gopartuersbin Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
~ Cecil Co Is this day dissolved h. mutual
GEO. ". CECIL
New York. June :. 1897 NJ MMEkMAN.
THE interest OF Mr.. Thomas Guile In tho
L. nrm 81 GUILE, SARRE & LIE PELLEY Painters.
West 2thst. ceased by mutual consent the Sst IS
December. ISL. THOMAS GUILE
JOHN SABRE
A. LIZ PElLEY.
The business IL continued by the undersignsd under The
firm name VI SAAkk. LIE PELLEY & Co.
JOHN SARRR.
A LIZ PELLEY.
JOHN 1. SELL AGu CUR.
Nev.YoTk, May y. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

5a hands June dan oTea5 cot99 a e.FfnnS
CENTS lio0p bales Including f2OO bales Amercan tn-
DO Junr aud july delivery U'4l 40 Juy anu Alg1st de-
September October delivery, 6fsad do October and
November delivery. oa-a4d Futures steady 49,, 81, M
day inciuaed 10000 Daes American
Middnng July and August delivery 6''s4d do
August september delivery b4d 10 october and No
LIVERPOOL June s-Coron-The safes Of the week;
bales exporters 800 bales forwarded from the ship
side direct -nner-. $500 bales actual exports 1000
a e-. total rece pt- $4,000 bales American, $4,000 bales
gsSopO bales American 6O6O0g bales amount
M,ScBEs June s-1he marke. for arms ana Fabrics
steady; 80 inch; go reed cold End ~irng- 81 ? yards
ID Isd so 40. Mule twist Fair second aGai
,t-GIsIA June a-Cotton quiet; Middbng. II &c. Low
Mddnng II act GOod Ordinary. lO''e receipts 10 bales
%eeRiy~Keceips 53 bales; shipments 2o3 bales sales
BALTIMORE June o-Couor steady sfdding. 2isc.; Low
bales eIpor. Continent 2O7 bales sales 400 bales
Set receipts bales gross 93J exports
Continent 2O bales cOastTise oD bales sales LS0V
CHARLESTON June 9.-Cotton quiet: Middlne. l2c: Low
Middng &C: Good Ordinary, lie net receipts i5J
Weesy-Ne receipts 2e bales gross &c bales exports
GALvEsroy juno a-Coton steady MGdlng. II &c Low
Middlng II Good Ordinary c; net receipts A. bales
gross. u bales sales, 70 bales stOcS 10 81 bales
Weeklv-Ne receipts $40 paies gross. 90 Daes' e1-
ports coastwise SOS baes' sales. 392 bales 80.
Middns w.. Good Ordinary. lOalc, net receipts IS
oaes shipments. ga bales $50 bales STOCK Zo-4O
sales $50 bales ~
Mlodlng Sc. Good ordinary. lie; net receipts az
bales gross bales exports coastwse S06 bales sales
30 bales stock. 5.57o balee go
Weeky-Net receipts 9JJ bales exports coastwse 1857
bales sales. 1000 bales 80,
NEwORLEANs. June 9-Cotton steady Mhddng I--c: Low
Mlddlng sc: Good Ordinary IL &c. net receipts IA
baes gross SOB exports France $3.50 bales coast
wise sales l6OO bales last evening -''O Oales
stock. 80 ~ bales -
Wreky-Net receipts, 2Ols bales 3476 bales ex
Ia Britain bales, u tooO Oales
coastwfse !. 10 bales. sales $4,000 bales
SAVANNAH H-tOttOn quiet Mldinng. ll'4c Low
Mlddlng &C. Ordinary 10 nc. net receipts 10
bales expOrs 81 bales sales, 700 bales stOcA
7,O4 bales. ,--
WeeSy-Net receipts 1854 exports coastwse 2i75
bales. sales 500 bales
COTTON RECEIPTS
NEw.YoRK June 9-The following are the total net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

UINNl I9-AUO4~'V "
HE Up etc-Jute Butts quiet unchanged Hemp steady
but quiet; sales %'OJo bales 1N@4i~ l. A. 'O ' ~
FAR We
Medium 70 Prime Timothy. 7JG'ic. Shipping Grades zoe;
Clover 40 7Oc.; No Rye STRAW 7U0iJc short d. -
CCc. Cat straw. IS e4Oc.
HiDr,S-Are steady and IN fair request
HOPS-Are firm and holders very reserved In their or
ferurs the interior particular Lrm
egOte state, l--I, 30 csc. he 10
prime - L9c Eastern. ISL - &c; crop lsoC 20
27c. Odds, Gl5c
LEATHEI-Has been less active but in the main steady
Rereu of the week 296 sides and 43 bales EXPORTS
Ia 3l6 sides viz $3.50 TO England J,64J 10 the Continent
and 81 to various destinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
Diui0en) Notlces.

Diui0en) Nohces.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al IHh
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l,23s Broadway corner Ihirty'
hrst-sL until and sos West twenty 1 toa'
uer Fighh-ave 40 81 FOureenths. corner mon
square 56O Third ave. Fortysevenhst AT the hA
LEM OFFICES. Nos 1907 aud $500 ihird-ave- corner
OnehundI twenty nfthst ~ D. H. Al Oh
Tee rates
OFFICR o. IHE SIlIXD AOlAllNN toAl. o.,
II BROADWAY, y. y, May "A, lse2
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or (3t2l
Y THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT will be psid
al this 10th day OF June 70 All soFh
holders The transfer DOCKS VIII DC
closed May ~ June 10. both days inclusive -
NEW YORK May 20 1854
rINHE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MINING
i COMPANY this day declared - sEN ENTH MONTHLY
DIVIDEND of TEN CENTS PER SHARE, payable on
June ~ 1854 the Office Of the Farmers Lean and trust
Tansisr hooks closed On June 2 and open r.
NJ. r. COOK. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw.YoRK June 9-Ihe following are the total net re-
ceps OF Cotton AT the ports since seDen
beT1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

, The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the Port of New-York for the week ending June
T., aud since the beginning of the year com
years
: For the 1880. 1881 1890
Entered the port SLG9 339 Sl59375O 81 34s $50
Thrown MARKET l,4O69l3 l636lL5 1877
z Since Jau. /
entered the port. 5e634777 Ia59l857 6l.8s2O72
ukrOHL market. 5t.sl4.OJ0 5ZUO4 645 Gl.7Z7 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

Total bush. $4,000 17J,jOO 10000 l2O,SO
The following were the receipts and shipments al
Ind from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

BOSTON AND NEw-YORK AIR LINE RAILROAD co.,
TREAsURRg's OFFICE, IL WALSH
NEN-lORK, May 10, lss4 y
THE usual quarterly dividend of ONE Per
Cent on the preferred the Boston and New
York Railroad Company viii be paid on anf ater
June OF Hatch s. FOote. IL " AL St.
New
The % for the dividend
meeting be held at Midd!etown une o. 49,
and reopen June 7. ID IS HATCH, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEw-YoRK, June y, 1882
GOD DIVIDEND.-A dividend of six and
sJsD onehan 6 cent has been This day declared by
payable TO their legal
and after saturday the LIST Of July next
transfer will closed the afternoon OF the 10th
inst aud reOpened the Of the 5th Of July
H. t. PENFIfLD occIetaiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10

nEBT of the United States, Trade IN Com,
IL Cost Of Ciyl LAST. see The Tribune Almanac ee ~
ELECTRIC LIGHT.-Capitalisc and Others
interested are invited inspect unegualed hgh OF
the STANDARD Company, III CehtreSt lnue
nam tot al
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-09-27

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What a man your father is!'' ex-
claimed Mrs. Homespun, looking up
from the letter she held in her hand.
h lie says he has bought a French clock,
and shall bring it home with him. What.
will II be good for except as an orna-ss
mentp None Of us can toll the time by
ii, unless you can, Edith. You know
something about French, don't youp''
A get-up-and- go-out-in-the-c ountry-to
MISUNDERSTANDING -women-a-chance-
to-earn-a-living society is mentioned as
the most aesthetic association that the
young men of this city could organize.
There are not enough good husbands to
supply the increasing feminine army,
and something must be done for the
ladies.
Said the Texas man to his northern
guest: "There isn't much fun going on
this week. Now if you'd come a week
ago, could have taken you to three
lynchings and q dance, but just now
there isn't much sport on hand. How
ever, if you like, we'll 90 down, to the
saloon and start a fight: Eve no doubt
the boys would 60 in to make it pleas
ant for a stranger Texans are hos
pitable men.
An insurance agent applied to woman
in Austin to induce her to get her hus-
bands life insured. '.Will l be sure to
get the money if he dies right off?''
Certainly, madame "But will you
give me any assurance that he will die
right off?'' mo, madame, we cannot
do that ''Well, then what good will
it be to me to get his life insured, if he
don't die? knew there was some catch
about this insurance business"
Suffering sisters,'' exclaimed the
speaker, theoretically shaking the hair
pins from her head in the excitement,
''women will never obtain their rights
until they display more courage. Let
me say to you, in the words of a famous
French orator, Courage! courage!
courage!' At this stage Of the proceed
ings somebody threw a box of caterpil-
lars upon the platform, and the meet
ing broke up in great terror and con-
fusion.
| ';Look heah, boss, want de law on
Miss Matilda Snowfall, said Jim Web:
ster, as he entered the office of Justice
Gregg, and with his hooked finger dash.
ed beads of Precipitation as large as pc:
cans from his brow. ''What did she
do?'' ''She am de lady who bust two
holes in my banjo" E"On purpose?''
lob course she did Eff she didn't mean
to- bust dem ar two holes in de banjo,
what for did she hold up her two sharp!
pointed elbows when I tried to bang hel
ober her black cocanut wild de banjo fur
gibben me sass?"-Ieras Sittings.
! Too terrible to contemplate old
Lady (after the character of a servant)
lis she an early riser? Eesthetit
Young Lady-Don't know, I'm sure
I'm never down before twelve or one
o. LIS she honest? E. Y.L.-That's
matter that has never troubled me
| o. L.-Can she cook? H. Y. L. Gndig
nantly) We seldom eat. 0. L.-WhJ
are you getting rid of her? E. E, l.
/ (shuddering)-S has a mother who
eats onions. know that mania to b.
hereditary. She might break out at any
moment. 20 .''