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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RnoRR March 3O-CottOp steady: Middllng l2sc Flonr
stdy Howard Western superhne - oUa ~ 5
d. kim ~ OOaS6 o. Family. 80 2JQ$ Z5 city NILS
sinner 81 5DaI 10: do. Extra - % ~ OOi DO Fanny,
1s7 90 do Brands, ~ O0ls7 30 PatapscO Family
IL 90 Wheat-sOuthern led; 81 80 -; do Amber
n 4Yasl as No 1 Maryland. VI 3IGsl AZ NO western
Wnfer Ret SPOT and March. 81 34Q$l 3ia4 April
Al 4Iaasi 35 July. 81 Isl. a$l lss: corn - southern
7Gie i7c Maru. 7oc April 76Ha!7ci May The oats
outbtr bSdbGC; Western White. 05d01c; do Mixed,
5go5c. ouns 90 1860, Rye quiet az veodSl lay
GnI PRIME 10 Choice pennsylvania and Maryland $40 OO9
III,
NLc,t unchanged. Corn quiet buyers h0 dlhg Oni No
Toledo quoted Zoe sample western - 2al43 3hts
Gnet but steady; Mixed Western quoted al OOaSSe hM
v M GOOD demand shade higher sales, 10000 bush
canada AT n IN store do at u on track lyen
,cdrc Irciahta Ia York 10y TBiNhelt, &c; Corn
Sc Oats &C. RAILROAD rccepts~Flour, 100 bbls Wheat
~ nuu hush. Corn 10000 bush. Odts, bOOO D1shi rye
Gn bush- Raiond shipments-tonr 80 bbls; Wheat,
500 bush Corn 5000 6ush Oat 1900 bush aye, 1000
bush 90 g.. 49,, .,.,..,,., . u,oa,
rsrted and lower; No Chicago spring. 81 50dtl 80 =
sash 80 March. 81 90 y April 81 2SSdSl 2oh
NAV, III 10 sasi 2G4 June 81 23isd$l zS July No. Do
fairly active aud shade higher al ~ o
6gs.G cs.h laOa %. March, Uiis Ap % tc NAY 70 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFy.YOHK 3O.--BEEV ES- 0ipts 90
OF 299 headl7 at Grhst. AL eyro- Cattie for Mt
and cars Of STE PIX CONS IT JeIsGy cy. NO
and the out X Is generally considered favorable An
bn So car ioaIs re- less Of cos Ts dee indie
an Improvement int tie Elopean nars,t on &c cGpiry,
been c6nIact,d or cra outgoing steamers some lime
was generally unsatisfactory trade in Dressed
Rome dnn the @ornhF R ana
was mol o2Eed Tor IN 1e en o Gg mani Sa % wasb
ingon Market below 9a91c and Prime to Strictly Choice
No shipments from this port to-day and we hear of nothing
sCALvEs-R Receipts were 21s hcat9s at 6oh;t, IlS at
Mar and at Jersey CITY Prime calves were
I'm but The feeling
weaker for GIT stock which has been plenty az the
down DOWN to n 5c RtceSs Of LOG Dressed calves were very
LIBERIA mot Of WHICH wee aa aG cpp a ana S ss
at ~ to iii e2ao so 80 State r 2 gu it a3 at o
Eye Gus sold Il state Eeas ~ D. at She - 10 10y
62c do, l13 d. at &c do i05 H. ut 7ci 40 "a h. at
Hacnbecx Davis sold: veals IS II, 90; 40,
JIG n, she do 10 d. at sci do 90 d. at &c; year
Ben6ack 4 Dewey sold Bobs" n. Veal
g Collins sold 40 Mt Holly Veas at sGloc mainly at
Eygrilt co sold jersey veals AT otc do, at 0c
siEEP AND LAMBs-Ieceipts were -? cars Of 3,llt
headl4 L at 60th cars at jersey City and car at
WashHstCn o nSr e FOR ot cTs np9 avo DAYS lat
%esE Butchers bought ngy blt TIE supply was light
daV some were Inclined call feeling little weak
The Close fs9ss .a 9 7e a6a oa Ea an al FG
AOdocs Al 20 100 d. but ga 1lc vas the gene al
range for sheep and 73dSs for ieaTng Lambs spring
Lambs plenty early IN the week and butchers seem 70
he well supplied The feeling easier TO Gay ana II took
very choice bring 20 head Dressed mutton had
nj er sale at SdlOc and dressed Iearng Lambs at
sales Halenbcck Davis sold III state sheep, ll2 q,
In al TO- - do Gull Lambs ~ TO- ht CSC III do.
az H. al &C Backs Sj d. az sic 81 state YeaIlins
Lambs 10 H. III 90, 81 H. AT !2o DO 40 ID, at
JelliGe Wright Hoag & Co. sold 30 state Sheep. lOj
j. il Hume sold rs Sheep 9i H. at TIC II TO- 80
~1i.0bacE d Dewey l91 Michigan Sheep. lOl n at
81 90 30 do - So ~ 81 DO 30 %. at G'ic; l59 state
do 80 D. 81 80 do mostly Ewes III ID, at - Is 2Oj
" Nodocs fed IN Kansas. - D.. ut - 10 80
Jutd Buckingham sold lOl state sheep % d. NJ 7c 81
state YcaTl NJ Lambs. - %, at - 3D. 1901.
y pid 0cs sold - KcntucSy sheep. 81 10, nj &c; 500
Chicago do, los H. reported at 7c 80 Kentucky Lambs,
y Snder Co sold IT, Western sheep 1902 b. So IS
pNWWon Cnlet sold late yesterday 2G5 sheep,
1 m at Gj per 100 D. 90 o lu2 H. at 10 20 80 Ohio do,
llG 10. at &c. -, -
zach 4 Jersey Ewes go ID, at & 2c
& Collins % Jersey spring Lambs az - to 81 each
IOGS.-Kccsipts were ears 81 572 head al iuth-st
Total since SATURDAY 1896 head against lj3lC heal for the
corrrspoudlng time last Market quoted nonnay
firm for live Hogs G5iU7c. None offered for sale Late
Yesterday smith Reid sold "a state Hogs, ll9b
M 7c7 oughs l2i ID. at SIC country dressed Hogs
ouoted al heavy weigtS "4c Tor Medium and 32c
for light some smooth, bright state Pigs sold at $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

will pay the April interest on the Elizabeth and
Norfolk Railroad Company's sinking fund debent-
ure certificates.
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 30th day of March were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
pTrpOBEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March 80 D. m.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern.
steady at E do western steady at 81 BaconCuInb rand
Cut duli at 4GCd; short tip dull at 41gd; Long Clear
duiI al Ar short Clear dull ~ Cd HanSLOnR Cut
stedv nj 5D shoulders at 1864 Becflnia Mess dun
m nj; Extra dull ljf Prime Mess duu M i5 Lari
NNprtne Western steady at o. TallOW-Pnme CITY duh
Al 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, steady al 40. Rosln-tne dun
af II "a. common steady G1u CheeseAmercan CHOICE
dun at III Oh here. Flour Extra state steady
atl39d Wheat-N0. White dul al l0ld 20; = SPRING
dnlI AT IO Winter Western. steady at 1854 Corn
Mixed nrmer at G2 l,d. for new; SD. for OLD.
IIyERPOOI. March 3D3 pmProvisions- b2bd per
cwt for the best gaGes American Lard 546d per cWt
for American. Iruduce-TalOw, 4Oi per cwt, Refined
petroleum Gl-dD Id gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

aAY AND sTRAw-The supplies large. demands
sH@g6c" Medium 7OU75c- shipping Grades 80aG5c.
clover Mixed 65075c. Glover j5G65c straw, No. aye
6O07Oc; Short Rye 5oGGOc.: Oat STRAW 40I1Oc
HIDES, ontinue quiet Dut IN the main steady. We
onoie Dry Bnenos Ayres and Entire Rios ~ 10 - ~ 3 to
c M0nievideo 20 TO 2 ~ 2c Corrietes and Concorda
M e. Dr. n ~ 10 y nc RIO Graadc 70 TO 20 ID, ~ 10 p M
oifrnla N to % b. % 10 23Ac, MatamoTOs % 10 20 H.
sOc Vera Cruz 10 10 20 H. ISL TO S2c IIuxiho 10 10 10
!" 6PS1TTade is very nothing essentially
ne mentioned quote: crop OF ISL ChOce, 24o; Good
lgc Eastern Crop OF 1886 Good 10 Prime l60
i9c; Poor Fair lOal5c Crop OF 1873, Fair 10 Prime
Boiling stock rmer at 39a iOc for 600 test;
Grocery grades demand fair; NewOrleans 900 76c
Porto Eico bOa7Oc.; EIg ilsb Islands 4Zdi4c.
NAVAL STORES--ltoslns were AGAIN quet, put OWING
more TO the reserved offerings than to ack OF demand
J1reptno declined Is Cd in 10 ndon while here the market
advanced lc per gallon ~ sympathy with Wilmington;
sales 10 bills s6utheins 81 nc aud 40 Dbs at
closing b9lyc.; Tar and Pitch unchanged ahd quiet
OCEAN FREIGHTS-kaies were stea'y, except for a
slight shading In London steamer room business su ltd
.LIN EhPOOI STEAM oOOo DusA tram "a 80 pksA
IroyisiOns l0ss boxes Cheese l5 100 tons Oh Gaze,
b. a6s. $500 sacks Flour J97s. 3D.; 300 Dbs do lsi
O0 bales Cotton through noi ais.d Tobacco. lbs so
tons Measurement Goods. lOql5s-... LONDON steam,
FonT Is Sd 1000 sacks do 0sj moderate lots of Pro
visions lie sd GZos Cheese 20 OBJ Ialo~ l5s small
parcels OF Beef 20 ID. PORK 20 3D. on Cake los Hops adj
Toharco rs Cd 1000 pkgs Measurement GOODS lOd 5s
.....GLAsGow steam, Gram; quoted 1da lsidi
00o gEgs Provisions 2Os; 5000 boxes Cheese BPS Cd;
Iaiiow los: Beef, 3A Cd; Pork. "a Cd, OH Cake
iGs Hops Id 200 tons Measurement Goods Us. I'd.
uItiST0i. steam, Gram quoted Zsd; Flour. la "a;
per bbl and lOs. per tons Bacon, etc, 2s 02zs 6di
Eheese poo TallOw' rs "a Bes iS Pork o. on axe
"a our Is sd per Dbl and Ia Cd per Ton Bacon ete
20s Cheese, 25s laowi l5s Ga aee 4S P9Te Ssi Oh
steam Gran quoted 3d Flour Is 80 per Dbl and los per
tom bacon, etc, 2Os Cheese 2.s Iaow. l7s6di Beet.
Jbi. and III. psr sGn' BaeOn etc. soai choose sSA;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
RANDALL. FOOTE,

(ESTABLIsH 1SBUI
BANKER AND BROKER, NO. 10 BROADWAY,
New.York CITY.
WANTS
Arkansas Levce Bonds.
Atantic and Pacific Railroad (Old) Stock
Railroad OF Missouri lold stock.)
Erie Railway NOn-Assented Stock.
Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad Firsts.
Mexican Bonds Corles, WOOdhOuse and other issues,
Rock Island and Peoria Railroad stock
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad Stock.
Ulster and Delaware Railroad Incomes.
FOR SALE,
New.Jerscy and NewYOrk Railroad stock.
IIinsdale Company Col) Per Cent 1920 Coupon 8onds
value S7j7 900; total debt $lOsOOO VIII not III
weston Per Cent Per Annum at cost price ,.,
Frsrcss per Bonds 80 10 run located
within 10 miles of the city.
NewJersey Zinc and Iron COmpauys stock
Denver and Boulder Valley Railroad stock. -,.
Lake County coli per Funding Bonds total Issue
100000 assessed valuation SIG ABA 600 annual income
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

LONDON March 30-l23O D. m-Atlantic and Great West
ert first mortgage trustees certificates 49ls: Erie. 39
New York Central l37; Pennsylya Central, Gj New
York ontario Westrn, 2J2; Milwaukee and ST Paul
common. lis.
LONDON 1arcn $1,000 D. m-Paris a1yc,s duote three
per cent renes % ccntine5 the account
LONDON March 30 The bullion the Bank Of England has
sl2uOO during the past week The proportion
England liability which week
was As ~ "a per cent. \ 42S4 cent
lOSDOS. 3O--iUU m.-ConsOls lOlTTe for money
and lOloIs account bonds four per cents 10
ana half per cents iI1 DO three anu hai per
cous IOJ Atlantic Western first
tees certificates ig Erie 39; Ncwl ork Central 737l4
Pennsvvania Central 65l Reading 81 "
LONDON March 3O4:3Up. m.-The amount OF bullion gone
nto he Bank o england on balance tOdaYs 9l2OOO.
LONDON u m.-Par5 adYlces quote three per
cent rentes ar - francs 30 for tho account
PARIS March 3O-J:OU D. m.-Exchlnge On London 70
francs n, ccutlmes checkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW YORK. I

ASnES-Quiet, unclaimed.
COFFEE-Ko quiet, q Uinlly unchanged; Exchange
samples GS50l0SOc; SCUc IS ed for April &C. bid aud
s asked fr May. and 4Oc asle for JInr Mid grades
finn quiet Quotations-RO, Fair caIgoe3 94 6lOc;
Java l8 826c Singapore, l29l3c Ceylon leal3c Mara
mngo aG9ic Porto RICO l0dl3c, Costa iica, 9l9Gl5c;
Mexican Mocha, 27a2Sc; Angostura ii 3oc;
Savanilla 9l26l4o. 80.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet unchanged sales, lOj5
292 bales last including 100 bales for export
$50 bales spinning and g. bales Or speculation DENY
cred contract bales Receipts at the ports today,
1854 bales against 1884 bales last week. and 92oS bales
last year; since september J. 42jl, 7s9 bales against
5.u3s, 944 bales same time last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiUcr. Vessels and Rdtfro1tS
NRW-YORK Thursday. March 80, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
LEE srocK MARKErs-RY TELEGRApn.

oUgPnO Narch 30-CATTLEI pts to-day. 1000 head;
ofa for week thus far 1880 head. Tor time last
800 head consigned through 43J cars; nothing doing feel
ing lower. - -. A., 81. ooo -, 49,, D.,
w,ek thus far he time last week, 1900
head; consigned through p cars; receipts light good de-
,and at fun prices Fair TO Good Western at 81 So 400
Choice Fancy 50 0Oa$G 80; load Extra Lambs at - Zo
sold. 49,, $500, -.
2s 900 head; time last week 22OOJ hed consigned
tIrong cars; dull prices shade lower; Sales
Good 10 Choice Workers. $6 - al %; Good Medinn Weights
81 Io1 ~ I2Ia; Pigs SGGG SO cars remain unsOd.
CHIcAGo March 30.HOGs-keceipts, FLOOD head: shin
mntS 90 head market generally steady and Unchanged
nnay good lOl OF Pa kers sold at " 65 Common to
Good Mixed s6 ZOafG 10; Heavy Packing and shipping
IS zoe - O ght Hogs 80 20 D$6 7O skps anu Cul - 80
dS62O. o,oo -,
CAITLR-Receipts 600 head; shipments. 300 head;
market firm and active Exports f7dg7 90, Good 10 Choice
SHINING SO SOGSG 3d. Common 20 Fair - 800 To- Butch
steady al ~ 10 -; Common canning weaker oochers
and Feeders, az 1Ods5 ~. ,,oo,-, ---,.
SHEEP -Itecepts, 1000 heai shlphets OO hea; set
active and rm Medium, 90, Good 10 Choice
80 10 ~ TO- Extra, Ut 2OGSb 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON March Following are the Wool sales o. THIS 1G
scSnrrd Id greasy d 3 Id locks and pieces, 7dG
sid: 7lj bales Sydncy-scoured HGig%li greasy,
Odd I'D: locks and pieces. VdGlt A2d 3tS Dates new
Zcaiand-Scoured llda n0d greasy, SdGlid locks ana
nice. lOld I'd Lambs secured 10 Id S39 bales cape
and Sata-scoured lldG 7d 81 bales 1asmanan-
II LIDO IA I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

ae;,ye closing . p aog ygseT
az %}2 -; April iSoiai3i2 May, 2i5qI227 June 1888
SeT q g 4s oe1os AqJf1s 7i?' $d2saje sPe
D Dec 4nu x5 S G r aSS
l&I7 l25 July TIE august, i262 scPte@-
iiie j'nlaiy, ii;5s Febrgary, LIZ Closing prices S
for M l2SSIJ p Apr angst
L % 7e!smgSs ece 2 qf'SSs
FLOUR AND m shade "a easier @.
export largely in Medium and LcT Grades sales
5r sSa A#Sa 2 I'll %'a g
io[ WHOLE range $500 eSiS wRsr Wheat Extra 20
s. Is tor for Winter Wheat 80 b6is Low GRADE
Extra 81 soaS5 mainly "a s 52S4 90 goo OO 70
for Winter Wheat Of the sales 10000 bbs for Export
Sne sIas4 20 common Fair Extra STATE Goes5
81 O. ass z5 Good Choice 50 Ods8 BOG Common to Good
EATa hOU Common xra Minnesota 81 5ss5 IS Clear
50 75es p Rye Mizture 80 3ge$d = Bakers EStra
s. q St LOUIS Common Far ia
Winter wGea, Extra s7oss 80 market closing quiet. .
Common SS Good ESa IS S$6 S
Good TO CHOICE g. 7GG$7: r. YE fL9uE SHADE shade
SlTSes veT TG c6oe9 81 FLoU dn
$5es a,.1S9EiSo MEAL quiet Yellow Western
FoREGGS TRU lrs-.saes 9y, anetOn 10000 boxes Va
fGKAIN-W HEAT-MaIkeT feverish and unsettled open.
and GS o1 s nFas y
Ve trade in options sales a4isOoo bush future
bush cash Including Hard Duluth spring 81 5o I'm
graded Winter Re, II 70$l "a; No ied 81 4O0Sl 402
io new 81 Al asI AZ for od-the latter extreme Tn
graded White 81 3Oa$l 36i No -, Wnite
40 closing 81 Az DO April. 81 3JasUS i0ii. closing
- ADA May, 81 390Sl 59e closing :. 1915 TO- June
81 Osl 355s closing 81 sos do july ~ 22sUSl Z33
closing IL 233 RYE dull and the market scarcely
firm SSc94c lots and boat loads sales, ljcO bush
- d,Oc track BA LEY arket tT1ner with
small supply and fair mailing demand; sales 1000 BUSH
Uugraded Canada, s. 20 10 arriye No Canada quoted
Bright al 81 81 there state Offering
BARLEY MALI decidedly higher with very moderate
trade 10000 bush Canada, 81 3Od$ 30 for aud
81 35QS far No Bright, cash and time CORN
firm for cash lots ana "a nc better for options
yery light export and home and fairly active
business speculative account sales lo6a0oo bush ~
75a79c No 3, 79i2c NO 2 sc IN store 7o2c in eeva-
Yoik yellow s3G84c; No Mixed. March, 7!sa77 ~
May. 761sQ77c closing 77Gi do June 7GAa77c, closing
closing OATs-Market ieyersh and excited. cash
and by lots G2c better options lave advanced .G
&c sales $4,000 Oush intending No at Csc for No.
j,s. ysl9c new 6uc old: No. i quoted o9c No
Whe soc Tor new; jJdj9a9c. for GO2nGlc.
old. No quoted Mixed Western, 57a5gc, White do.
6Sd62C Mixed state 55GGOc. White DO, 5JG6ic including
Ok 000 busb No. Mixed March, jSGGGc. closing
bid IS 600 bush do Apr. 63R05533c. 10000 bush do.
Nav ~ io45l Sc $4,000 bush 10. June 5O2Gj17sc ...
FEF DMarkei very hrm 4Oq6o u, 81 20 MddhnGs 81 80
al 50; Rye Feed, 81 20
BEERBoHM's LONDON cABLEGRAM OF THE BOTH INSTANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
Uinter Resorts.
european advertisements.

VISITORS to ENGLAND are respectfully
informed that the rebuilding OF the od-esaoshed Hog
tel, 1.-THE KINGS II EA IN the ancientc ny OF TovES
pe wi accommodation for the and
Comfort families others visiting the delightful County
of WARWICKSuIRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

and currency loss Of STA I 6s 79 the Inc
days transactions covered; Receipts, SI oO9 "a
INCLUDING II 900 600 coin from philadelphia Mint;
payments, @954,4s4 currency balance, ii, 2oO.Zo9:
market at the Stock Exghange ruled
easy at 604 per cent, and there, was
by eY e that Of pnTt ii fn
psed TO effect low rates The domestic exchanges on
New-York at the places named are quoted as fol-
"a premium; New-Orleans commercial par U25
cents premium bank 81 premium; 81. Louis, ~
premium; Chicago, % centspremiqm; Boston, ZOa
40 cents discount. The Clearing House statement
to-day is as follows Exchanges 1872 2l5,6 bal
anceS 81 1886, 729.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
Gay received $220 900 in National bank notes for
1edemption The customs receipts were $S27,30S,
pnd tie revenue receipts, $780, 3S.
, For an oti-day in the foreign exchanges and with
The pressure OF borrowed bills Oh the market, the
rates may be quoted as remarkably firm at I'M
changed hgureS for business as follows: Bankers
OILS y - and q 89l4 for long and short sterling
pas and 952a for Ieichmarks; and 40 and 4O's
for gullders.
The directors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made nc change III the banks
minimum rate for discount and it remains At per
gent: During the week the bank gained tlZ2,O0O
t1cn, but the proportion of it's reserve to ts lla-
bihtIes was reduced from 40 IL -16 10 42a4 per
year. To-day the bank gained $4,000 bullion on
balance. AT the London Stock Exchange British
Sonsols were steady at 1C1 3-l6 for money and
.ol i for accOunt-Saturday. United States bonds
rerc strong and higher continued Js up Il at 100,
PIC up u at III, and the d l. better at 1903.
american railways only partially responded 10 yes
Erday's late and this mornings early advances III
We home markets, but they were oil higher ana
closed at the best figures Of the day. Al Paris
French per cents from So To $3.50. and sight
Exchange on London was higher at 2o.25l9 francs
tothe 6.
..Fessrs. Winslow, Lanier &, Co. advertise In an
pa the interest and after April l.
4easrs. Dominick d. DickerInau. No. q Wall-st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31

rom the principal Atlantic ports for the weeks
,nding March %. and from January 1, 1881 and
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
A FEW SUGGESTIONS.

Hudibras once remarked, .'The sue ccss!ul advertiser IS the one who keeps at ii all the time" Hu. was correct. Don | wait until times are better. advertise now and make them better. When you have more customers than you can accom- modate, when you cannot buy goods sS fas, as you can sell them. your success is assured and you need no advertising.
 lust now we are almost atthe beginning of the business season. Crops were never better. and the indications are that m few weeks the people Will have more money than they ever had before. Unless you let these people know that you are m the marke, and that your goods are for sale. you can not reasonably expect their patronage If you wish io keep your bus mess secret. if you wish to be regarded as q stranger in your own community. don't advertise but fl you wish tO be know n, fl you desire trade. fl you want to be pros- porous and happy. advertise.
 The best medium for advertising Is that journal which Is read by the most and the best people in those seetlons from which you wish trade.
 In this connection we would call the attention of business men te the ARkAN- SAW TRAvELER. which has the widest cir- cula,ion of any paper published in the state. This paper ha, a larger city eireu- la,ion and a larger country circulation than any paper published Al the capital and t, list ls increasing rapidly and con stantly. Besides lhis large city and state circulation the ARkANSAw TRAvtfER is known and sold by newsdeaiers through ou, the United States and Canada. Read and reflect and send in your advertise mcnts at once 10 the ARKANsAw TkAy- ELER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

Perhaps those bilious parties who " don, like newspapef lokes prefer the kind known 4s ptaetse..liakes.. They have a select few of thIs latter des rptlon of lokcfs up in Milwaukee. They told j. young man. named Waterman thai the water ot; the hreakwa,er WAS fourteen feet deep. and he took ihelr word for il and dised.@ Afterwards, when his iteiese body iioatcd in three feet oi mueidN water with a broken neck. the practical Jokcr> some how didn't see half t, much fun Tn the affair II they expected. If the ioke could only have been kept up until they all had a benefit, the ~ar-in f.syp, would have s;ill gone on. and the sun would vet have r.scn on schedule tune. CHtfk.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

some musical ianaIie al New Haven. Conn. has composed d plccc of music which he calls the Walicr Maley March. and |, k stid that the local band |, executing II on the village green ,o the intense delight oi the taxpayers who have to p.N for the music. They do some queer thlng in New Haven. out this goes d ,nile further than ordinary qucerur,s and We suppose ihc} -M!H-h,.-sc. sc.ain,,=up the Blanche Douglas Polka" and the :" "lcnnlc Cramer Walt. ot course there k no law |" proven, such outrAges upon common deeency. but we really should like ta know how the better element ol local society like 1t: The man N ho would compose Waiter Mallcy March" or the band that would play |, >ink below cen sure. They barely reach up ,o the level oi being oon,empubie.- f.aH Ri. :, t.iHHS.4 i,f;siHs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

\ story has been pu, nto circulation by the .>snfiHclls @n n;i,a. and repro dnccd iu full, though con,radie,ed. by the FlnfAf-i. m official Italian newspaper The story k that the Italian nation has been for years wasting its worship upon a sham Garih.loi, the real hero having been killed ai A>promonte. Nauous circumstances are mentioned ln support of this iancltul tale iof in>tancc.,hc supposed 's~, '-e, 'h-, .-..'.,..>, G,.r,h.lA h .d ,,,, all hands and feet and wrote clumsilv and with difficulty. whereas the ,mpersona,or of the dead hero had large and unshapclv hands. but welded the pen of a ready writer E,.hasst.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03
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 X story oi a reporter who m order to have an account ot an execution m the afternoon paper which employed him. asked the sheriff to hang the condemned man an hour earlier than the tune set, i, has been gong the rounds lately III one form and another. The Dramatic fIus.s voucheS for the truth of the incident. and gives what he declares to be the true vel sion. The reporter was Mir. kenward Philp. then engaged on the krooklvn Edgdt. He was sen, ,o do" the hang ing ot a man al plainvllle. \ :. and found that the execution was not ,e take place until midday. which would not get hrm back ,o Bfooklyn in tune ,o do Il justice. He went ,o the sheriff and told him that the failure to hang the man at To, as announced. would knock him out oi sIN dollars at least. and asked him 10 put the ceremony at IT. so he could get the IL: 5o tram back. To Mir Philp's surprise the sheriff vas ver- indignant. but finally promised. that If Philp could persuade the condemned man te be hanged an hour sooner. he would only be too glad to get the disasreeable lob os his hands. Mir. Philp wen, ,o lhe mur- derer's cell and told him plainly what he came for. They had a drink together. The unfortunate tound Philp vcry agree able companion, and said that. so far as he was concerned. 1t didn't matter much whether he was hanged an hour sooner or later. Philp then wrote a letter to the