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National Republican., 1882-06-08
YOUNG MEN.

II you have failed to receive proper treatment in
eases ot Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lmp0tency, Premature Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Reliability, &c, send two stamps
''' "TIII ID LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical ana Surgical Institute,
jaI.ly 1ii East Fifteenth street, New York.
National Republican., 1882-06-08

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., June !, 1872
Sealed proposals will be received until ~ O'clock
NJ, TUESDAY, JUNE 20. 1882, 10 furnish Brooms,
Feather Dusiers Dust Brushes Soaps, and other Mis
cellaneous supplies for the Department of the In
terior during the nscal year ending June 70 iSSJ
Forms oil proposals showing Items and estimated
quantities required together with circular relating
thereto. will be furnished on application 10 tnis
Department OtoOm 20)
Proposals should be addressed TO the Secretary OF
the Interior, and indorsed Proposals for Mlscea-
neous supplies" II. NJ TELLER,
ieJr5Sl2 Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-06-08

chlropodst. Gnatomsi, and IaSnalctdfeF 'i Of Fine
Fashionable, aud Easy Fitting BOOTS and sHoEI
Under National Hotel.
Corns, Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails, &C., perma-
nently cured Lasts madeto order and preserved for
customers. se3
National Republican., 1882-06-08

Il lh LENN, IENlABl4lHllED AND
j , ON reliable Ladies' Physglan Ia tho city, can
be consulted daily at "a Pennsylvania avenue All
Female Complaints aud Irregularities quickly re-
moved. Prompt treatment Correspondence tnd
consultations strictly Confidently. separate rooms
for lndeA OltGu hours, 2tO ANA 10 ). npi
DNISEASFs OF THE GENITO, URINARY OR.
~ gans Blood, Liver Kidneys, Neryes, Women,
Cntarrb, Bronchitis nyspopA, &C., speedily and per.
nauonuy cured; write for advice; book free. Dl, 3.
r. nAkER, Boy lOi, Buffalo n, \, apli
National Republican., 1882-06-08
DIED.

DIED.
To the Memory OF Mrs. Mary n. Honhr.
Tho stricken family OF DR.. A. NJ Hoffhr have the
profOundest sympnthy OF largo circle Of friends In
this their great sorrow. But for the departed the
exchange OF worlds was nothing but gain. With Rn
unhltering trust in God, patience under trials and
sufleriugs OF no ordinary nature, nnd gCntlcntss,
developing strong Christian character, so that tho
reaper, Death, found her
Like sheaf OF whta. that's fllly ripe
And ready for the garner Of the Lord.
The close lie was calm and peaceful ns n sum
mer sunset; her faith In God hlcd not and size rc-
celved the last rites Of the church Of which she
communlcant with holy Joy. Combining much
atrength ofcharacter with great geptencsa, she
devoted wife and mother, true friend, an earnest
Christian To a1ch
There Is no deAthi
What set ms so IA transition;
This mortal breath
Is but the suburb
Ofthe life EyBinn
Whose portals we call death.
National Republican., 1882-06-08
FOR BROKEN STONE.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, June |. 1882.
Senled proposals will be received until IL o'clock NJ,
THURSDAY, JUNE p, 1852, for furnishing this
Department and its several Bureaus with q daily
supply of Ice for the fiscal year ending June 80 1883
Instructions TO bidders will be furnished upon Al-
II. NJ. TELLER.
je5-5-S-12 Secretary.
DRoPosALS FOR MIsCELLANEoUs SUP
Il PLIES
National Republican., 1882-06-08

ALEXANDRIA, June s.-Flour is dull and we mark
down quotations 25c on oil grades. But little wheat
Ia coming In and small sales made ut 81 S0l ~
to quality. few lots Of corn sold at9O95ic Nothing
doing In rye or oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

o ago ae9 ba,os AGAINST 4.29OO69 bales for the
same time Of the preceding year ~ ho st
900 500 IoIas a year ago and the quantity ahOat
for Furope now is sos. 600 balrs' agaIaSI o-oOoo
bales q wear ago but of the quantity auoas y e't
ago $50 600 bales were Aineriv"" The snecustion
in grain was irregular ana cary rt ." l.ter
week it seemed 70 De VIZ, u uro, o,l,
Srvor,be TO a large YIELD prices strengthened ana
al the end the speculation was Rampant. A boIGt-
able feature is that deliveries Tor the a.e mon US
advance with those for early dates corn al Ihe
wear Yesterday brought 0312c. IN chicago, inc
iron and an hracito coal markets are praclcluy uh
chanCad No further reduction OF the output OF
COL los been ageed upon, but it is an open secret
that some of the com panIes think 1t Is a mistake
NOT 10 reduce work at least onethlrd. All fears OF
a strike seem 20 have been removed by the Yolun-
tarv &C ion OF some OF the companies I'D making an
advance of 10 per cent 10 the miners
The stock speculation last week, measured DI
the final changes IN prices and by the amount OF
transactions. was a small matter. Yet the market
developed some interesting features. fluctuations
vide ana frequent, and the aiternatohS from
strength 10 weakness and the reverse were often
enough, and sufficiently marked to keep SPECTATORS
from negotiating. The week opened with prices
booming snd before the close OF tho second DAY
ma ked advance on the preceding weeks prices hal
been established. Following that there was &c
preston that amounted 10 as much as 5d6 per cent
for some Of the active stocks; Inc ilsG par "a
the week was characterized by SteadleI ieeIng
and prices hardened slowly, W hat there Is OF me
market is almost entirely enlisted on me DuI
side, and bears" are scarce. Inc improved PROS
pect, for the crops have worked change IN the
minds OF spectators as 10 the probable immediate
COURSE OF prices that those VINO stlI are ui"ll-
in 10 be bHyers are waiting for better prices TO De-
gin new operations the Dear side. Such Is the
situation Generally prices are not materially dlneI-
eut from what they were week ago Dub the -lol.u1
western the ST. Paul, Delaware, Lacka~anna ana
Western and Delaware and Hudson are exceptions
II being gner ami Reading, Denver and no uTande
and Central and hudson are eAccptlouS III DeIhs
materially lower. The total transactions FOR the
week were 500. 200 shares, against Zoe, lis
shares for the preceding week. and the week
closed with i confident tone prevailing
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALuMoEE June 24-Cotor quiet Middng l2l.e.
quiet street aud Western supernne - 20
OJ: Extra. - - as5 % Family . I1Hef uO
s. 15def 90 DO - 80 20 Jf DO
UUa-l 90. Brauds 81 OOHel - Paapsco
Family. $50. Whcat--outhem ked Il So Gsl %. do.
Amber 81 f-aSl 40 so Maryland IL - 2asl AZ. No. 2
Western Winter Red. spot 49, atl 534 June - go ~
34si. 22 - - August ~ lf4at lsi sep
TENDER, - COTn-rOuther Nmte, 9dc-i DO. Yellow
Soc. Western Mixed. spot. ouG SOitc. June Sc July
sUa a@UIt. Oats-~Oufhcru O2d6fc Western " he. o.
G4cdO xeG zoe, Pennsylva 81 d6ic. Rye dun
7jdsOc Hay dull. Prime Ia Choice Peunsy yania and
MARYLAND. SIS OUGsl6 o.
June zi-FlOuT firm and unchanged. Family,
a. 20 asb. kancY, 50 4OaSL Wheat quiet, No. . Red
Winter. 81 SOGsl 81 spot 81 lO9asl i July; 81 o5a
August receipts, 5000 bush -hipman- 80 bush Corn
dun, No. Mixed z isa7z4-c. spot u ac bid June
20 July. 764,c bid August - &C Dd september 10 c
BID October "a &c bid al the year Oats steady No2 AiIed
Doe Rye dun at 6J4Iuc Barey-n0 transactions Pork
nuner t2Z Lard stronger al At o. ~ Bulkmets strong
and CHER shoulders ~ Clear Rid l2J1-lc Bacon
and higher Shoulders. uIJC, Clear Rib - &Joi
Clear, lie WhisEeY In good demand at 81 l2-COmbins
OF finished goods. 700 bbls basis O 81 u
Butter nun and unchanged choice Western Reserve zoe
Choice Central ONO, lbc. and unchanged
GssdlOac. AeW-Orisans, 7l.rslsc. Hogs uImi
Common and Light. - 5OGs- 25i Packing and ButeheTs
81 7j0Sr J0 receipts none shlpments none.
CHICAGO, June IlEIo9r sJe-ay and Unchanged. " heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
COTTON NAnKErs-sY rELrqRApt


LIVERPOOL June 2f-l2:So D. motion queter-Midipg
Uplands Esd Mddng Orleans 7ltsd; 5000 bales
g2UU bales uding 500 baIes American Futures
CD.ands Low Middng clause. June delivery. G'sd; DO.
~ ia a i1 SH.geun5er AMI October deilyeTy Gs, 90
December delivery, tdes4d Futures weaker
LIVERPOOL June sf.i:0o p.m.-Cotou-Ihe sales Of the
dav included 100 Daes Amsucau-
LIVERPOOL. June Zl-t:.O D. m-FntTes-U planis Low
Mdlng cause. June ana July delivery Caa: DO July aud
August dev-ry. 6'd do August ana etember &c lvery
AuGusrA June 24.-Cottoa qmet Midduag. l5.c- Lev
MaapE ,c' ''oa o'nalry' 10i' 'e'sp''' O'-'S
sALrf40gE me 24-Cotton arm. ifiddlHng l2I.c: Low
addng Il4c4 COCA ordinary IO'-c. receipts,
bnler sales 100 bales stock. 1880 bale
BO,r0N June 2i-Cottn quiet. At.ddnng. l. +cs Low
Mddug lie. Good ordinary 81 net receipts 4'3 bales,
CnAaLgsrOx Juao 2s.-Corou ARM Midilng l2i-c.: Low
MddnE. ~. Ordinary. &c net receipts. 81
e1xciy\ o. Dl = lotion -teady ing &c Low
MiGnng SC Ordinary, 10 Sc; recept- l2jz bales;
Ming ii &c: Good Ordinary &c; receipts bales
gross exports treat Britain S bales coastwse
,EnPHI- Jane -I--Coon Irrn; Miqaluue l2I.c.. Low
Miuuug. &C.. Good ordinary U'-c. net receipts. -
shipments l5O@ bales ssaes 900 bales ''ocA l05i'
MOBILE Jane eI-cotton firm: MIadHns. I-c. Low
gross 20 bales exports coa'wse 95 bales stock -iO
NEw.ORLRASS June 24.-Couon dru: MdGng 1880.
Low Iiiu. i-c Good ordinary IL &c: MT receipts Ia
aes sros exports Great Erin. .jJs bales
the Contneat LjJs bales Sales l'bOO bales STOCK,
SonsoLs 2'.-Coton qmer: anddne. I9c.. net re,
ceips l,9 Dars gross 49, ua, exports eostNse. ~
PHLtJE-PHA. June cotton MN; Midimg. l2@e;
Low Mldilns l-c Good ordinary ilc ne' receipts IoJ
S,f,SS,i Jane zi., orton steady NIaGnng ~" Low
Mlddlug IL ~. Go1d ordinary. lobe. net receipts
bales sales. 30 bales. -toca. 5.-t2 bales
- LOUIS June 24.-Co uon .trldy; Middmg. l-c. Low
sbiplrni -, bales: sales - alc- ,ocS III - baie-
Mi3iS@ioS Juno -i-Co','n 'e4'y al"ll s ~ g
w exports coastVIse, % bales sIycA, 562 oales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
The following are the totals OF the statement
at the corresponding date for precedlng years:

The money market during last week ruled easy,
ana hrst-cass commercial paper passed at 5G5l2
per cent. The local Stock Exchange market was
somewhat irregular, and while the common rates
were 203 per cent for call loans, exceptions at
per cent we're less nfrequeut than heretofore This
no. unnatural III view Of the large liquidation
which has occurred OF the short side of the mar
fet the effect OF which Is TO increase the number Of
borrowers on stock collaterals. The domestic ex-
changes on NewYork are not materially changed
fTOm what they week ago, but the tendency is
toward weakness and less favorable condition for
the movement of funds from the South and West.
The season of the year is fast approaching when
movement Of the crops will turn the exchanges
against this centre. The feature of the foreign
change markets is that Of unaccountabe dulness,
because IN view of orr heavy importatiOns II would
seem that. irrespective of rates. there should be
large mercantile demand for bills. There is only
moderate demand from that source. Hence the
question is an interesting one. Is the demand post
pOned for any special reasons, and only TO be more
urgent at a future date Rates remain firm at
about specie-shipping points, and large business
causes gold TO 20 out. The shipments last week
were a. 900, and il is expected that 800 600
will be sent during the following week.
The ordinary summer dnlness in commercial and
mercantile circles was aggravated last week by the
freight-handlers' strikes In this city. Not only
shipments of merchandise from this city to all
parts OF the country almost stopped, but products
arriving here could not be unloaded or delivered
and there have been heavy losses incurred by the
desay IN the handling of perishable goods Ipas-
much as there has been no rOtiug or Interference
with laboTers who were willing to work it is ques-
tOnable how far the railroads are justified in prac-
ncaIly closing their depOts because they cannot OBJ
tam labor at their price. That they have rem
dered themselves liable for heavy damages for
losses If not for deays is certain The situation is
uhDearable and remedy should be found imme-
uateiy even if it is at the expense of 20
u % cents an hour for labor. The speculations
40 the products Of the soil however have moved on
without regard to strikes or labor troubles Cotton
W" layoFably affected by the troubles in
Lgypr and prices show some advance
10Y the week. The exports for last week also make
SSinofe favorable showing than heretofore having
I rom ali the pOTls 45. 4S5 bales, against 3D. I73
Si tof me preceding week, and against g. 1861
Sl0I Tie unusually smalll week OF lsSI Since
september l. 1881, the exports now foot un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

HAvANA June 24--uear- Market active. holders trm;
-G- 10 o. poarlIatluu b "a reals g0i
arroBc Common Far. 6.-a = reals
lal 90 % a0' polarization boxes and hhGs. oL09it
real. gold Der arro1- warehouse 40 Havana
93 IOJ boxes lj5 700 ba--, and lr9o hhhs
receipts during tie - 90 boxes. 3,tJJ and
800 hhd-. excolt- dining tl- wees l-Up boxes ..--
bags and I5Ou hEds. incung 90 boxes amt AN TIE AhCs
% Inc UnsG ~taJfs. Spanish gold. lt9. Exchange nrm
United states. 500 Gays, gIl H' premium do snort
~tlht = l09 premiums London, lJ0l 2 premium On
u 1 f.,r IA. r.ret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
SIX PER CENT
REGISTERED AND COUPON
CAR TRUST BONDS,
81. 900 EACH INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA, OF
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
CAPITAL. 5000. ltOO


II. A. V. POST. CLARENCE r. CLARK
These Car Trust Bonds arr issued against Railway Equip
company and leased by It to Rairo.i oo@pa6es shieh
pay N cash az The outset from 10 to 20 pr eent Of he
~ for the deferred rental payments These payments gener
the Railroad company holds property only
title remaang IN te Egnipmsn5 tonp9ny anf under It's
ami rally insured to replace II destroyed. all at ID own
pc niv be and alter ngsSeSfs ara afber
prcvs. anter the c0ar1cr e ease it aud the
E94pnen' Company have been met ana compiled with.
These III eonlact Of lease rental notes and insurance
policies are asss by the EasipRen, f0%paay 70 ne FL
CeI6l in must The suedt of the 5oudGosrs ana that
company attends IL the collection Of the rental tho
HorS or Philadelphia o. the principal ana interest OF the
Each contract the basis Of the issue Of separate
se1es Of Bonds me bonds OF each series bearing the eert
cate OF the Fidelity Trust Company that IL holds BY assign
men trustee the special contract tito 20 the property
Han & The go1s are sts enS1s9 and With
their appropriate coupons be registered at the pleasure
The Bondhoder has therefore as security:
Obligations OF the railroad Company maturing monthly
fEe original cash payment ~ 20 per cent he absolute
being steadily reduced by the monthly payment ct the Kali
WE OFFER For SALE at PAR amt accrued interest
h IN. cleveland Tuscaroras Valleyj 80, =, a..
- and " nee ing Eaiiway GO, --''-'---
3d. 81 Louis Fort scott and wichita maturing in 80 "a
3 H. Do jo do maturing in s. 81. -. So ~.
a. Ann Arbor and Great Trunk, maturing in s3.
35 Minneapolis and St Louis Railway, maturing in ss,
-.
81 Fort Madison and northwestern Railway, maturing IN
= 3. -. - 80. ~.
49, Virginia Midland galway maturing In s, 81 80 SO.
A. Louisville Evansville and ST. Louis Railway maturing
Ia ,,l. -
A. hespake and Ohio way maturing in 49, 's4 s5.
3 a. Richmond and DanvIIe RR maturing in 81
i6 Austin and Northwestern RI. maturing in 80 81, 50,
So -
We HAVE ALSO FOR SALE the following special
Me5 al 5aogb So nS e S62u Ky the Rsd
offer every other Ie5pect the security TO her
holders:
D. Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railway maturing % and 81
Interest semi annually.
4 = Columbus HocSing Valley and Toledo RAILWAY maturing
s. -. IS. 20. - SO Interest -erli-annualy.
4 & b. Columbus. Hoe Valley ami Toledo Railway. ma
ID - - 80. 81 - -. Interest quarter Y
10. NinueL pOs and 81 Louis Railway, urtug 50, 81
80 sd. -. Interest quarterly.
Louisville and Nashville kR maturing 80 81 80, SO, 81
-. 80 Interest semi annually.
POST, MARTIN & Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW-YOpK. S4turlay

ASHES-Steady Pots. sc Pearls. GIG.
coFFEE-Rio hrm ont quiet fair cargoes 9itc; sales,
500 No Fair for August 92jc. June ~ .J0c
July. 7.3Od74Oc; August, 7f0d7C0c; September $50 n
70c aud October 100 Glide bd and asked. Mild grades
quiet. unchanged.
COTTONspo Cotton ic lower and quiet at the decline
sales LIS bales bales evening" including 500
bales for export $50 bales for spinning Delivered on
contract Receipts ports today bales,
against 2 l49 bales day 3J5 bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
ErrofEAN MARKETS.

IfyERPuOl- June ~ o. m.-PJrN-pums Iess Eastern
-frav a. 81 Western strLiv a. 80. BACON GRAND
Ctf steady q Short l0D du1 40 DO. Long Clear
steady Al short C~3r 4tea 81. HIus-Loug cut
nrnef shoulders scatya a. Beef Mess steady
at J5.. bless hrmcr 20 4J PRIME Mess -i-1lv r.
Iard-Ptimr e,tcru sie1.i5 go jd I1LoT-Fume tlty
st.siv f5iL Tur3euaIr steady 40 40. Roam
Flne du.l Iu Common du 3t. CnerSeA American Choice.
du. 90 I-trI UI-urn, F5. tlOur-tNta state. duh
at 1851 WAcst-tl " niIr. steady lU5G NO oDrn4
seaiv 80 - Winter new Western. steady l}iJ Corn
,es'vlI go @ for ou spirits Iurpenune 40 LONDON
st-Iiy ~ iOtf. 49,
Extra iuda Mess. Pork ea. per pn- for Prime Ness,
Bacon Per for Long Clear Nddes. ana 80. f1r
Proluce-Tallo I'D Ger cf. Cheese per cWt.
besI grades kenued Petroleum sd ga
Axr,yPRP June 24-Prtroeunl y francs - for
fine pale American WucOSs Lard closed 10 las francs 50
confines per 100 kllos-
BRFngN jun 2I-Wroxa Lard closed D marks 30 pien
ugs per ITO pounG- Petroleum. MARKS s. penings 49,
kios.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
roxuoy June 24-i2.}Up. mAtiantlc Great Western
first irdsees certificates. +3AE Ere 3uS New
LoxuOS 2i2:UU n rrarI- atvce- quote tnrro per
ceuf reures ~ francs % confines for Jhe account
LONDON June ~ m Bar silver quoted al 81 81 per
IOxnON June 2f-40u %. m-Atlantc ana Great Western
second mortgage - cen
trial 5yas iaadng, JO4 New-fOrk' Ontario ana western
i6ypox June al-6Oo D u.-Paus alglcss luote three
per rents Al 81 francs - > eentinrs for me 4ocohLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
THE MARKETS

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. Saturday, June o. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOY STOCKS
Boston. Saturday. June Fl. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
The following shows the relation between

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve aud the total deposit liabilities.
June T. June "a Changes.
srecie . sJ7 So 900 s5s957 800 Inc Sl.O7-.-Oo
Lega-tenlers... E6Suo,"OO -b''4u,fVO Dec "-"'4'O
Toai reserve. ssl7so.3OO ss55O4Oo0 Inc. s7lS6Oo
sga.lstd p's!ts 7e,l5SOOO 76l2275o Dec. 3O250
Surplus....-. ss,C3- 400 s9,3oL2JO Inc. S74a,sJO
The banks now hold in cash-specie and legal-ten
ders-S9 6sO, 400 less than the sum he'd year ago
The loans now are $20.473 900 less than then
and the deposits are 939. 149,s00 less; so that
tie reserve required by the % per cent rule nov Is
S97S745O less than it a year ago. But
the surplus Of reserve now is 100000 greater
than was them and the proportion OF total reserve
now is 2S.O4, against 27.69 per cent at the
date OF 1851.
The following are the totals Of the statements
at the corresponding date for preceding years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
NORFOLK and WESTERN RAIROADCOI-

~ PANY. Nos. 81 81 Thrl-sE. Philadelphia
the coupons maturing July J. lSo2 the second Mortgage
Bonds OF the NORFOLK AND PErERSBUR Be RAILROAD
CO. the Consolidated Mortgage First Preferred Bones Of Tho
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD Co, the Enlarged Mort
Bonds and the Fourth Mortgage Bonds Of the NfGISI
An TENN Is EE RAILROAD CO., will Dc paid on and
date. at the MON NATIONAL BAN H. OF New
York
The coupons maturing July J. 1892 the Consolidated
Mortgage second and Third Preferred Bonds the SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD co. will be paid. and after that data
the PLANTERS AND Al ECHANICS BANK 0f Peters
burg, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
MERCANTILE NAuosAL BANK,

IhE IHATHAU y tIIIFAL bA'h1
l9G BEoADwAY NETWORK. June "a 1857.
EYFTY-THIRD DIVIDEND.-Ihe Directors
have this day declared dividend Of Five PER CENT
from the OF past months payable on aud
after the first Gay If July until which date the -ransor
H. p DOREMCs Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

nun and sell Mining Stocks and other Prcfe Codst sscr-
tee EIchaags Iesgaphtc IraheJs and CgeatS GtGtl
Europe ana Jore0fu fTctS9t
gackaaes and Yal..LJL3. " AZ IaTls VI ~ world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
., 10 IuIlII'.t
POST, MARTIN & Co.,

orders all securities listed Al the NewYOrk
Exchange. For sale.
TIKST-CLASs RAILROAD "lst MORTGAGE BONDS
GEORGE e. WOOD. e. ~. II L ESTIS. l.. II. SWAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday:
Receipts s1pnentsL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-01-06
West Burke.

Those who buy grain, meal, etc, at
Stoddard's mill must now "cOme down
with the stamps" as "no trust" is the
rule for 1882.
The foundations for r. SolomOn's
store and other buildings are being
laid. They will stand nearly on the
site of the buildings burned last sum
mer.
The week of prayer is being Observ-
ed here, and meetings are held each
evening in the Methodist vestry.
There are only three men in West
Burke who would not like to see some
snow. Those have had on broad
grin for three weeks, and their pockets
jingle with silver pieces. We have
reference to the blacksmiths.
1t is query in the minds of most
men what the gong at the new mill is
blown for at five o'clock in the morning
No reasonable guess has been made,
except it be to wake the choppers in
WestmOre woods. Unless some such
necessity exists, the act is indictable,
as it, in our judgment, "disturbs the
meeting"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-01-06
SulllIllerVille.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orange Harvey return
ed from Springfield, Mass, Saturday
night, where they have been visiting
their sons, who for several years have
worked there in the Armory.
E. L. Hovey owns yearling steer
that has had some queer experiences.
Hovey bought it at auction, and when
ready to take it away it could not be
found, neither had it been seen for six
weeks; when at last it was found in
the basement of neighbOring barn,
where it had fallen through hole in
the floor, but where there was hay
enough to eat. The queer part of this
story is, how could this animal live so
long without water When taken out
it 'steered" for the brook forthwith.
Schools commenced here Monday
with the usual full compliment of pu-
pills. A half dozen, more or less, will
attend the Academy next term.
l.. B. Head has beat us all in the
egg business, when you come to size
Four eggs measured from 6tin. one way
to Gin. the other, and weighed ID ounces
Several here are troubled in articu-
lation-they ave bad gold id the ed
Capt. Morris, the oldest man in this
community, fell and broke his right
arm Tuesday forenoon, while out OF
doors. Capt. Morris is over 80 year:
old, and blind, and this is a serious
accident for him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-01-06

Book, the prices offered did not come
up into the thousands until Mr.. Oar
ling heard of her. AS was stated in
these columns a few weeks ago, Mr..
Darling is already the owner of the
celebrated COW "Eurotas," whose re-
cord is 77S lbs. of butter in eleven
months and five days; and he can now
boast of as good "pair" as the cOun-
try produces. 1t is no wonder the
Fifth Avenue Hotel is the most pOpu-
lar house in America, when it's land
lord supplies its table with butter and
cream from cows that cost into the
thousands.