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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27
HOW TO sEsuyuE UEAU.Txy.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when
SCovILL's AND STILLINGI
or BLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will restor,
perfect health to the physical organization
1t is indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant
10 take, and has proven itself to be the BE- +
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effectual
ly curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipilas,
Malaria, all Nervous disorders and Debility,
bilious complaints, and all diseases indi.
'ating an impure condition of the Blood,
liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc, and cor
cts indigestion. A single bottle will prove
you its merits as health remover, for it
IT'S LIKE A CHARM, especially when the
mplaint is of an exhaustive natuI :, having
tendency to lessen the natural vigor of the
Tain and nervous system.
HENRY's CARBOLIC sALvE.
The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
iruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Mapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ali
.inds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and
implies. The salve Is guaranteed to give
'orfect satisfaction in every case or money
funded. Be sure you get HENRY's CAR.
oLIc SALvE, az all others are but immita.
ions and counterfeits. Price 25 cents.
JAS. DAVIS & CO., Wholesale Drug
ISIS, Detroit, Mich, Agents.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

LYDIA X. PNKHAM's VEGETABLE COMPOUND
revivas the dropping spirits; invigorates and
harmonzes the organic functions; gives elias
ITCHY and frmness to the step, restores the nas-
ural lustre to the eye, and plants on the pale
cheek OF beauty the fresh roses of life's spring
and early summer time.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

How often we hear middle-aged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy, H.
N. Downs Elixir: "Why, my mother gave II to
me when was child, and use 1t in my fam
lily; 1t always cures" Who can name another
ter's Mandrake Bitters are another good medi-
cine; and Arnica and Oil Lniment is just what
ID Is recommended 70 be.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Justice Gray's height is five inches
over six feet-several inches more than
Justice Harlan possesses. His proper
tiOns are not as full as Mr.. Harlan's,
and this increases his apparent height.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

w. III. Smith q Bro, of Hillsdale,
have shipped to New York and other
eastern cities the past year 224 heavy,
fine coach horses, at an average cost of
$3.50 head.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

As K. w. Rics and A. Van Orman, of Lee,
were out with their guns Thursday morning
Rice's rife was accidentally discharged, and
the contents were lodged in the breast of his
companion, causing wounds which will prob
ably prove fatal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Huxley thinks music causes dog
acute pain, and nobody blames the poor
dog very much, considering the fact
that the family dog has to bear all the
family northumberland Citizen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Juds0n Wilson's house between Milan and
Ypsilanti, caught fire from the chimney, Tues
day, and was burned. Loss $4,000, partially
insured,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

The fellow, who, by mista is, sent his aburn-
haired sweetheart instead OF bottle of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup bottle OF hairdye, wants
to know the bess way To commit auicidA.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27
Henry's Carbolic Salve

Is the BEST SALVE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hand,
Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds OF Skin Erup.
tons, Freckles and Pimples. Get HENRY'S
CAHBOLIC SALVE, as all others are counter
felt. Price rs CTS,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27
Detroit Live Stock Market,

The cattle market was quite active. Tn
prices paid for shipping and butchsring cattle
were the same as paid last week, while oxen
were loo per cwt lower. Sheep were active at
decline Of zoe. Hogs were sold at an ad-
vance Of 25c., there being but few in the
yards.
CATTLE.
Choice Shipping oxen, Der cWt SY 90
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Vegetine was looked upon as an experiment
for some time by some OF our best physicians,
but those most incredulous In regard to its
merit are now its most ardent friends and sup
pOrtara,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bltters
Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Malaria, Indigestion, and diseases OF the Blood,
Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Bolivia and Chill have concluded treaty Of
peace, Bolivia cedlng to Chill all the Bolivian
sea coast line.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27
RUPTURE

Cured without operation or the injury lrusses inct
by DIR. j. a. SHERMA. - method. ONCE
25l Broadway, New York. His book, with photo
graphic ikenesses Of bad befor and after
mailed for 10 cents
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

.. L,uU :. .i:.aE:Tl, ii 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
LIYE STO.k MARkET

,,-v.yarE. JAM 27.-BrtvE~-rr ,h ARRIVAL, were ~
oirv Tar sate srri,v Tad '' Is., -i az !rr'"
for he corrc-'Iains tx ay, lat wer M aiairo tr
cry vars p-u OF which nave been .ar
place vr. ulHsual., depressed. Butcher, comur..
H'h'ri mo ' l' ,' - ftl refused 70 pneri'o
do7. ear o':s OF cattle hll ra9arf ha1l. up O., IT,
ey 1 s'e- s..gg me S i ans I eeq % ta sae
nu,er, were irving so hard to bear ~, mar
iy ,i ha , To n 90, y,r T9I 21' el 70 @ s
e,., r- lrIVe.- b-I gang many Garlic h.r. They ae9
To 55.o a. aoa., doar Ttg r-ur. o l, 5aflg 1 5y
pressed 3D. ir.f g AL ~ before ng4one the Trade gas
|t'Ar- 90 NV ,, 'S . ,.1 sv.l i,5r We on .,
"eane-ta .-a 10 ID. c,s- 70 W lower tla d. tl- olen
s4oy a.l s E D." g"'er, ~'Il f.. -pccula oaa ari
IHcy -s.net 70 fhnz t.'t r'ire, cannot
ever j- extra ler9n nrnd 70 csir ne ylri- , 90 # al
Pc nI p. .r 3.. w &c a. I've. n .ao Z! the
ai Sas.s ,rr. -q. ,oTaI 5, so to d.,,s. b .$
sales with single ear load . up 70 10 dro.. r. ~
les - per head To,a- close, te ,ors, weeks re-
The oa,rngs q, So ineiuia the oaj Consigned
aana ana n. rr.~' l'e,goal VA, dai aasistie
Ig ny 6t II. 10. a' i r . "i ,. ,og"9n toe
10 3t eH,gc.y rrs chi-c1 hands a. l9c to dre-s So
arss 81 % 10 il c 10 dress 81 n Ie-- ; per head ~ To
IL, only yr i'cA OF rr-a mr1I 1aen ,taTcr to leave tbs
qaarts> q, Beet q4 - ora.es Of Mutton and 80 dressed
-4es az Jersey Cy--N eTton = Giiett for r. 'lncs.
IL 10 do 5i H. al i0i,c &c. Ii6 n S' i To- IL
= per head, Gil. ,- ,,,....--.
H. at &c; i'e ygsit ~ no. 'l 10 a. o' DO IS At
3 lo la p at 'e b. lino. do l!l5 d az loc les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
The STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Jan .7cotton steady: Ndlne II &c. Flour
hicucr arm. Howard otrr AMI Western 2npeI - - a
Mills super. - Jg0,1 - 10 Extra - 2Oqf6 70 40
Finy ;, 20 Hheat-. 5uthern Red u 1881 A. do
Amber. 81 I5.& a. so. MAIviand I'll 45'E 80 : Vest
y l2L reprrary ~ t2-dl 4t.- March 81 - qSl - "a
Aeo" i'. r,rln NJ ~. o y 81 ac ." tl I
,t, . 5i steamer &c ASKED Uat,-eoutnem 5tq
Sc. Western a hte 81 0'-c 90 NNel 51a !c. Pennsy
To- C1oi,, peua-y.,alia 4ud Mary.aua .aas.7
F.5La ga, sql1 .' r5 yn r,, Ltr demand bd d;
81 5o1- 81 Corn steady with iair demand 7aie' ear
y stern rotl a, barley ,tri1v; Canada quoted
az &c. al T. .y inactive. Fretst to sew Or by rail
Whcat &c. on -' aS' 80. i, ,r n, 66 , "is
It0Oo bush. barley. 900 bush. Rye 20 bush Railroad
71au bush OATS, 5000 BUSH Barley LOCO bush; Rye,
cH"A5o Jan e--Four steadg and firm. Wheat mo2lor.
- - cash; y "a "a January = % "a 81 81 i,,1TuaTy
cash &C. January aud trgr1aGy o. me- Malcl q ,"c &C.
$3.50 Jane. ~" a.uer "a 2. Ia.iey -asIr at p W =
d'-as p. = 81 P1,k far demand out lower ar : %
si-' Sa5 pr Lard unset LED. bur generally lower
at 1l-tc cash and January Il22aII.-7 re February
steal, ami unchanged WII'key steady and unchanged at
cicNsAr. IAN Flour easier bat notqU9,tt2lbl, lower.
Panty, 20 .o0n g" faH,y TT ~; hy, 4uin,
io06bu-l. Corn quiet. bat linn. No Mixed s5i,c.
far quet bat drm at ll.l0aii.2-c. a,s~L BuIAmeats
sc.onstf shoulder. sIlr lear IIb &c Bacon drm
shoulders &C., &c ' 80 re Girhs doc . |hiSe ,y
en- basis - I6. LItt-r easier Choice Western eserye
Irg .S g% pa, enc and BgtcbeT. C si1n7 5l
receipts. i,-G1aead Shipment. 49, head
rh-''sLfa.A ID an ,r,i G Mesirgn ana
- a,. li4A,. go. peuusy anna Family. Good. ~ j".
Process - ' A. I"n't G| ~ ono H P Itt-
- . tfU inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28

sahes OF American. Bacon Az per cwt Clear
Mddes laiiow 4i6d per owt Lard. 81. per
American Pork n Cd per bbl for Prime Mess.
hONpON jan 2ti:3O y. m.-CRCuts IABseed. - ID.
93usl'c sperm on. 4ol per ton Pale HOgn 1D
iul"l 'hirlts I1rpeutine 429d Cwt KefneC Petro
Itum. oS@ spirits OF Petroleum S.dd9o. per gallon
'vtl.Nl'l i'o-ln. t9d Lrnsecd 42T. 10
iIF t1Foul Jan. 27-l:3U m-Breadsuns- duh nj
49, pei Genital Tor New Mi cd Flour. 10 Cd. for
MSSth Peas lOd per GENITAL for Canadian. Wheat ln5t
HV a Tor california White: lO9d dlOlld for California
Cluo. 10 lldallId for Red Western enrine
LNhhfuJi, jan 2l5 y. m-Tlc receipts N Wheat Tor the
American
ANTWERP. Jan. 27.-FeirOeum Il francs % confines
Tor NE paio American Wilcox Laru closed 80
pr 100 siios
bkfhKN IN. 2-.-Wicoy's Lard closed At - marks so
VcAhlgS Der 40 pounds. Petroleum marks - peunICs
u ANEE Jan. &l.-WICVK's - t.Iuc8
Der 80 kOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
LLEOPEAN MAKkEr.-

III I-. an z1--OJ o. m.Pork-Pnme 'Icss Eastern.
S our q a. ~ Western dli al 10. Bscon-CunDerani
Nut - .i. az t,DL short RID q M "a. Long ear.
sG.e'l a. : S11r Clear. steady o. -. HamS-Lonq Cut
IN a. ~ 'A'.n4er1 dul SE new Beel-India
tlt3 a. 7- L. 1iId Mess. Prime Ness cu.
S1tv Ilnr " csterIc steady al o.. IllOw-Prne
,lt.. "a 80. iulyrnuue--pr.Js. steady
Ivslb me lu 20 IlOI. Common --fy Al bd Chee,--
419 Iiiiri AZ h3bd afu Di none here Flour
5Ada 7eite uuA al a. Nhcii-No ! Wbtr -t.tiv
a." 9pilhs, Ain al 1904 Winter New " esfern steady
'oiu-llAen steady a. oil lI Cottau.eel on
oloH American HOne ROs.u-f' Duu,0D IN IonloD
asa. 1'9 ~ DohdOA steaB AZ
Gar r4tssaPooL Jan 27-i3g o. m-Beer llq per fierce
A~ A"I4- Ness cheese, % peI CWt fOr the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28
No. . CORTLANDT-sT
D Q. MUS. Esn:

next:
No CORTLANDT-sT.. NV YORK.
- Jan. 20. 1852.
d. O. Mills Esq:
DEAR SIR In answer TO your question, viz
If any settlements, buSihg of walls OF crac >s have
occurred IN 5our new building on Broad-st. and TX
change-place, which in any way impair it, strength
or stability 2 permit NE to state that have caused
the whole work to be critically examined. with the
following results:
first have never seen a large building IL which
the settlement was so small OF uniform.
SscooG-I can find no Indication that any wall.
pier or column is IN the least ont of alignment.
THrd-N0 crack can be discovered in any part Of
the work in any bearing wall, pier or Intel
Foprth-The cracks in the stone Intel course in
the second storr cornice, which have attracted much
attention, utterly uuimporiant, As the hntel7
bear no part of the weight Of the wall above them,
as Will be proved in fcv days by thoir entire
moyal from the walls without injury TO the build
ing.
Instead Of having any apprehension with regard
to the excellence OF strength of your building yOu
may safely challenge comparison the part e. ex-
perts with any WORK of similar character in tn
city. Yours truly.
GEO. b. POSI- Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28

rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Jan 27-l2.}0 .. mt bonds four and half
pcIceus 'I1t Atlantic ami Western mortgage
trustees ceTn ates as 4O1a DO cOu-os ion.
Sew ok Central, 1888. Peuusy Central f2...
Realm 5Z-2 ew-lorE. OutaIO ana Western, 2Ji2; MI.
wallace aud 20. Paul common. 10.
LONDON Ian %s-23J D.. tautC and Great Western
Lfst nOItaaU trustees certificates, 4Gis second To-
frie - IS ,.cYnd cou-Os lUI Nt~I geut. Isj.
l,loi~ teu' lcuu-y wanna Central G- York
OliaT.uaAC
LONDON, Jan. Z7.-3:uU m-The bullion
Via"h lIom The Bank Of England balance tO-Gayis
LoN.oS Jan. 1850 D. u-PaI1s advice. quote three Der
cent es al - francs ceutiuics for account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28

Future, i' Foni' .--' '...H- sri', a''rr m"fcr
az r''. .-'' 0'. 81. NM ''.t' ,--,t
49, T., -n T.. - ii,,, 49,. -.' Ap!.
49, -u. A..5t-t .ll-0f. ..l,r ~ I-.,
~ I,'.0.r II D.. o.. t,,,y..r'. ~ ..-
ID, .. p,,.,. aud ,fsroir. lamar ... t,.i-,-.,
1.-''' t..r''' "a ~.
-, '.''' n-,,,, 10 =, 'u.i- ID - ID, 100
~ l.r,f.rv T.. ia % - ID E-,,r,,,~,, I..
Ii.r. i'i .,i.. ii ,, ~. g- trrt i. ,a w "a.
.-'A- az, t...-
june l-.+l j.. j1N, ta,u10 ~ iAa-u-,' ~. -.4
~, S' '-.... II -5l 4 Nam r-r.o.g oI,'I
- ~. i-sa "a "a d. Iu i .rr,. l.. Is I,lrl.-.
"I.-li mi ,I,t Dut ....afy. 300 l.l- Mass
80 SIN fb, Ia ,,. 81 -,l.-,. for So. Sos =
r,-tv -,,.,p. GrIrvr4 Bank - rFr ~ Be-. Nor
demand todrv. Medium
-rc gi,.r' "a Gle. TueK- l40I5c: So j. Iacl- Bar
l If~-irr ,.l. Portland held NJ a. but -rl.7. n r..y
,r.ilc ir. a. fbat pricr. iarge n, M .l. 40 Ky
80 III :, ,sf.. g. .r INK. u.,... .-.. D.. Id. I- 49,,
~ b ,.., ri. H. ,.. - rlrr
..-. al. ...-.-. l... rr-. u ~.-. ... f. .
.,....I ..... .t. lIs ..i..,.. t'.-
H,'.. -.. t,- ... ,,..,, .t, i,-a
n itar Va,af gt-, 81 L.4-g Zu. bb.s lily Mil ytr.
e.. - lrs t.I. .o = - ,-r.- 1t or -.r-.l H.. ~.
- r. far A. ..lr yl,t IIp uyl. Low .r,I, f.,.r.
s-y-. a. .I. Il. ~It..r..,. ~. TX f-.
$50, "'' --....-i ,...'-., l.-..--- 20
-i.ln-- ... @ .. ,,,,f a., 90 'I-
az ~ l.....-,.- tri...t, "a
- ~ ii'.. I'D o.. r',r,, ..'
an l-l,. ,-.,- .r t,.s,-- w.. - ~" f'
'", =. 0-,,i, ID. ,..5 v-r. po.1i ,-r .., ~ d.
-" '+, '.: .'''.. t - u l .' p -
~ t' .''oN '--.'' -.. ..-'-. -.
-N'l-i''o' 1,..,. .-,-- .,-- ,.. -.,',.,. 'i-
81. y err, II..i.. Elfn..r -. .tq-
90 t..'- T.. .r..-
rifI.g Nor q, an ~ sasiv -ai.s 20. 7ls H.,
.- i.,. 'Ifr o. lo, ytrp :. -.iU-.. ,u,.i De-, os.
T.r..n- - 49, and .4.,l. .af- f,ac, 3. iG ErrE
La. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28

-. 4bo omoupt of cash liabilities ior 'he y ."
"'sI.9,rs There appears also 10 he an C,,, m
aof Some kind TO the amount Oh - ,,i,b
- Of bonds paid Of last M'Ith' me-, .ros q
60. 600 now stated as the bon'e" "'.'' ,,,,,t
- - pa. 300 against S5.o' NV, Wv ,ity
asho,dc6 deb. December 81, loso. ~ .,53 cons
~ oo.l tr,nepor.cd IN ISL was 4''o' '.o,so of
e-,,,s, A16O922 tons in lse"-'"
So Sl4 tons. ..,l speculatiou.
~ s.,.+i,ral decline IN prices ''-"''
- -.,,,..5 a sudden change id ''1 ~
I'ei' '' ..ss made handsome advances AZ
.,.-..t The 6rst incentive 80 '"o
WV .t.,t buviug O. the Northwestern" anu
W." -, sbs-es. which gave rise 'o Iu"'0' ''N
N'u'-' ..,.,sc5 change of heart IA PROMINENT
'''"'-7 Northwest rose from l-f42 q" l'l - o.
- 60, f0-5- o. 109li Chicago buii'uH'oH INV
- from 1851 10 l3s, Missouri I1c'uc from
TooI. ~ 1912. Missouri Kansas ana 1tA"S lI"Ni
acS. ~, as Denver and RIO Grande from 'o'4 TO
% -. p,ci6, from - to 49's Wabash pre-
fa-rsi from 67l2 10 G~7s, and Western tinou 10
-. ,},s ,~3un complete. ,ose from s0&4 10 -
coal stocks made important gains In fact.
but the trunk lue shares were laggardsln the
Of fine dsv. and they did advance irac-
- ,f + per cent There were no rumors OF new
e.,l,.tor, nor If news of any kind. and the sue
o.. or the movement was accomplished simply by
tl,o force Of cxamp,a-5ne buyer following another.
The important point Is that there are no indications
o. an expansion of the specializing circles. Orders
auonr the regular commi,s houses were as scarce
rs ever. The market closed strong close to the best
figures of the day.
Government bonds were quiet but firm, and the
final bids for the los were advanced ls per cent.
Annexed are the closing quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-28

s.'rt =. Tic 50 KY 10. o35 n az io5; .,s
r. o.. 81 Nt,ur 10 o5 70 ~ - Is pr 100 n "a Bulls.
s.. Pip. a. ID & F., o. less q per head l,do, - =
do. i.f.' D.. - # 81, J,r i1n Do. loss 200 per- head. 800 .
1ic 7g ~ s eo. 16 &c. z7o f. a IOic BAD 81 per head
- 1. i' i,'i 'c l .' ~ o a. io,c - 3 o. Ii mn
li15 r. = - r. DO. 100 r; n . - % d.
2. ie do -2 b. d" s. a5 2, do 1872 9S I,
], &c., ',1 M 80 G ~ to LIS I1 ~ s. co. ~ DO loS5
d. t do. 20, DO. ~ - 49, A. 700. 1,-.'Ib. at s. 9O
-gtto9 .ar 10 te Dry Cows. 1862 h. at &c. 1--we
U Livingston iorsf . Illinois steers oso ID at SIC s.
ID % !nia4a to- lo-olD al be- - d. lO7O d. at s'c'
Al ar7 r mere an, o 9c3d 7o at sa It.
sers are quoted at 81 IT, and Poor to nxrl veals
telnc. p y Esse .oll 2 state Gras.ers %
@' ~ ora r' an1 eariin-s a6l b, AZ &C. 40
@ 90 agT1 y ana car "a a. o5 5q' ir the l@ cor
aonr ysfa vs. ri ,f fbe fei,pr g. beffar and con
H-rsot omor-o" sales OF sheep wee at oe6'c, and of
Ne62 caett ,o'a 100 ohio sheep. Is p at
iamp y at a, ' 1885, '- d. 80 d. at "''' 100 ONO
T, ,isr Co. .eelG 2 canada lambs. 81 =. at 77c ION
o. Fdrp"F 4od 34l Ohio -ieep % H. a. - 80. . Ken
Juli Rucoin4isu -od coo Kentucky sheep. 30 N. at
H4leqbccs 5ayi. sold. - Illinois sheep, % D. At 5l9.
'o D. ~ 5''e les. l2t OHIO 81 %. AT 5i,c y DO 80 b.
neqPas l Dewey sod IT, Ws't,r3 5n.ssR IS n at
ar &C. 'a- Kentucky do 81 H. at '' 20 do Ewes lS5 d.
sat- G@o a 2e oa @ha ioS p at At :. I, 55 1850
NJI>-IncDpt 4 were PA load, NJ Of. $3.50 .rft-lf2
car ~ iohsr ard a Jrr.er city Toa' receipts since
saturday % head AGAINST 81 1a head ior she corretponi
l'.t- o1 sale. bu' not sold be- -e Change.
LIVE STOCK NARRET--RY TELEGRAPH.
B-rFALO Jan. 27-CAT TLT-Beceipts TO-DAY 600 head
toi io, w'k mus far No. %" had Tor came time last week;
I- loo nf
tending downward 800 Loads 1n "a Eastern trade sales
o LIGHT 10 Good steers - 4U0-j -. Mixed and Heif
-HEtf AND LAMBS Receipts today. 500 head. total for
"'eA mus lr $1,000 head Tor sane time Lat week, 2o
hr4l consigned through 70 ears aI demand az lO" yI Idt o.
sales Fair Q" Good Western sheep 50 2JaSj Choice ."
JUi large number r-
hoo--ieccpts to-day Go"'i hrt week thus far
usgH'u through 20 market dud and dropping "Ltr
ings manly Fan {. Medium, sales " lolAcrs - 80 ~
Good Hel' - t'4r, load LAt1 Philadelphia - 30;
men 900 head a3rart steady ami unchanged Common To
Good Mixed - 40, rf 90. Heavy PacAin aud ohipung
Light Hog, 81 ltds jp. SKIP, ami tu,l,, - 6uGeJ 10
tNTLaAeo"p's. i5oo head shipments 800 head mar
1t 50 3laSG ~. common 9, Tar o. zjGtJ. Mixed Butch
err - oari 2 Bulls . 90 - offerings consist aisey
- - 'D'-''' ''''i '' 3d. 'O'A''' ''''
sTEP-Rocepts. l.so0 heat shipments, 1900 head
Good o. Choice - I 30. 'hoce. HSJ 30
y. LoCi. Jan -7.-CAliL-- Receipts 100 head, ship
shipping 1JxrJ %; Heavy. UHb no Exports
mn p, i4 % NO @ az "a Feeding Sea a5
- ~ -, Gra.- Texans g. 55G S3 3d.
SHEEr-Hecrpt-. 900 Hasds shpments $50 head good
ots 3 700 head: spm nts 100 head; market
1880 3d. PacNl2. v6 2pa@o 80 butchers to faIel.
- ,5as7 30; Pigs - 7Jas1 80 sAps an Culs ~ 21G
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OFFTCE or THE
OFFTCE or THg
TOLEDO, DEiPHOS " BURLINGTON ". r. Co.
lInI u

TOLEDO. DEfPHos = BURLINGTON r. r. Co,
~,-,o-, TOLEDO Ohio, Dec. u, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will
' be meeting OF the sockholders Of the Toledo
the principal Office Of the Company in the city
OF Toledo. OhO,t eleven III o'clock a m, on Thurs
day February % 1882 for the purpose voting upon
uces OF ousodaOn OF SAID Company with the Toledo
cnAt and ~ Louis Railroad Company. corporation ~ the
states Of Indiana and Illinois. The Frankfort
Toledo Railroad Company corporation Of the
diana ana tor the purpose auslcng such
may come before said meeting
BY order Of the BOIri of Directors
HERBLkT STEWARD. Secretary.
NOTICE to First Mortgage BOndhOlders of
~ indianapolis and Vincennes Rail % Company.
meeting O the First Mortgage BOudnOders OF tho indian
apcs aud Vncennes Railroad Company viii be held at the
Windsor Hotel CITY Of New York the day
February 1884, at O'Clock for the purpose 0fapp0nt'
ing Trustees provided m said mortgage 70 succeed
the original trustees ~ whom deceased and the other
has resigned BY order Of the Board Of Directors
:. b. LIGGETT,
Secretary OF Indianapolis and Vincennes L. Il. Co.
PIrTsBURG, Jan. H. 1882.
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BANKING AND FYNAYCI4L
TIE MILLS RUHDING-

The following letter from tn arch tect will be of
interest TO the many bankers, brokors and others
who have been arranging for removal to the Mills
Building. opposite the Stock Exchange. IN May
next:
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OFFICE OP WELLS. FARGO g Co,
- ----

FRED. a. BROWN, fr . urer.
OFFICE WELLS. FARGO q Coz
-..-. -. SAN Francisco Dec. :, lssl.i
STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.-Thc next an
- nua meeting OF the Stockholders OF Wells Fargo & Co
for the election Of Directors for ensuing year.
VIII hr held Monday February D. 1882. y H. a the
COmpaEys Office In the City Of Francisco, OF Cali
forna The ransfer books Will 10 closed Thursday,
uaiy % and reOpened on Tuesday February 1882.
JAMES HERON. secretary
'THE STERLING IRON AND RAILWAY
CQNPANY will pay at It's office, No ~ P.nest.. on Feb
ruary l. 1852,
TWO PER CENT INTEREST
- bonds and the bOIds the sterling Mountain
Railway Company. A. ". HUMPHREYS. President.
TIKI TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY Co, /
NEW-YOgK, Jan. a. 1882
T'iIE interest due February |, lSS2, on the
Il first mortgage Rio Grand division bonds this
w De paid and after that date the Mercantile
Trust Company New-YOrk.
G. L. SATTERLEE.
Treasurer.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
10 BEOAUW AY, NEW YORK.
January y. 1852.
THE principal and interest of the following
4 Freehold Mortgage Bonds guaranteed b. the Mecan-
Tile Trust Company, will be pad az this oGce February
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The following shows the imports Of dry goods
al the Port Of New-lOrk for the week ending
January p. and since the beginning of the year,
compared with the corresponding periods OF pre-
VlOus wears:
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ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURG RAIL
IA ROAD COMPANY.

II PTyR-sT, NEw. YORK. Jan. %, 1892.
o. the First Mortgage Bonds OF the Rochester and
PttsOrg Railroad Company, due February l. 1852, will be
paid on ana after that date a the Union trust Company
FRED A BROWN. IT q
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financial.

WHEAT, PORK AND CORN OPTIONS
Limited haoLity, unlimited pronts: orders filed
Cu'soh senu Tor explanatory AMI statistical
Address j. III. VAN ZANDT q CO. Chicago I'M.
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ALSO,
The interest maturing upon that date all bonds guaran
tred by the company
coupons JIated first mortgage bonds Missouri,
Kansas and Texas hallway.
Coupons Of first bonds Pacific Railroad OF Mis-
Coupons Of consolidated first mortgage bonds Missouri
Railway
coupons Pacific Railway mortgage bonds
Rio GTalde DIVISION
Coupons Of first bonds ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain Railroad.
Coupons income convertible bonds OF Fulton
Railroad.
Quarterly dividend Of per upon the capital stock
Brooklyn CITY and NewtOwn Railroad
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six per the outstanding certificates pro
OF. will be- paid TO holders thereof their legal repre-
seutat,cs on and after TUESDAY Seventh Of February
next.
The outstanding certificates Of the OF 1871 viii be
deemed paid holders thereof Lr legal repre-
next from which date al interest thereon viii The
cert icates be produced pay Iueut
cclird
A dividend per declared the net earned
premium. Company. the year ending 3-t Deccm
her lS- for which certificates will be issued and after
Tuesday. the second of May next
~ order OF the Board J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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Comparative exports of Hour, wheat ana corn
rom the principal Atlantic ports for the week,
.nliEg january -, and from January l. 1851 aud