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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-09

LAW CASES. At the April term 1851, the cast G..
\. Gilchri-t \ al, Of n y. Vs. 4. " Partridge Of
stockton, was tried. Action y recover for bin Nc
ship stores furnishedbark f. L. Partridge, III stock
ton. Tie lin was $1,000 10 be paid when the vessel
completed the voyage. she made one voyage and
sailed again without paying the bin- M july.
1873 the vessel was totally lost The dcGt ac-
kn"wleged the bill but says PIN agreed to keep
the vessel insured for the amount Of their indebted.
ness, which they failed to DO. Verdict for PIN III
sum Of Si9GN.S IS. Invent to law report The fan
court decide exceptions and motion oycrrulrd in
the following
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-09

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The regular meeting
Sunday afternoon, was held at the Baptist church
and was largely attended. The first speaker was
Col. llersey who related a story of the first tenn
perancc society me ever heard of in Maine. 1t was
in 1927 at OdoWn, and it was inaugurated by Mr..
Spotford, of Bucksport, Il trader and rum seller
Nh 5, found that he lalc bad debts and lost money!
he called his neyhbors together, thirty in mum.
Der, and announced his intention to quit liquor sell
ing and drinking, and asked them to sign a pledge
for one year Only five ever broke that pledge dur
ing life. He thought the law against liquor selling
ought to be enforced the same as against counter.
feiting and other crimes. Mr. Thompson would
rather have son counterfeiter than drtlnkarl
Mr. Tufts wanted to know who is responsible for
liquor selling. He thought the community partially
responsible. In the west where he was last wear
two young men entered liquor shop rot intoxi-
Gated, when one shot the other. A noted divine in
a sermon held that the community was responsible
for the murder in allowing liquor to be sold. He
went into Belfast jail last week, and asked a num-
Der of prisoners how they came to he in Jail They
almost Invariably answered that did it. He
thought clergymen should visit the jails. Mrs.
Burrill thought that these meetings were held to
see what the public sentiment was, and from the
large attendance she satisfied that the public is
Will temperance. Now something ought To pc done
She did not think it good policy i'll war for one
side to acknowledge to the enemy its weakness,
has been done at these meetings. Mr. Crownin-
shield related an anccaotc concerning the nhabi-
tants OF an island in the South Pacific, where
liquor is sold. The law there is If gets i'll
toxicated he killed. He thought there should
be law against the drinker. To get oXicated
is more disgraceful than to sell The next meeting
will be at the Unitarian church next Sunday, at
345 p. NJ
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-15

FT. WORTH, March 14.-A reg
ulariy organized band OF train
wreckers have been operating ia
the State.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-15
BROS.
LOS ANGELES.
LEWIS BROS,
SACRAMENTO.
E. LEWIS & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO.

We have advertised mpossbes held gterng
deal in nothing but HONESTY LAIN-DEALING and FACTS
vertse the
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 13th.-Al-
though when the House reassem.
bles at half.past IL tomorrow
morning the Polygamy bill will
hold the place it occupied at the
time recess was taken this even
Ing, 1t will not continue before the
House when the session OF Tues
day commences, unless the prevl-
GUS question upon it's passage shall
then have been called. The Chi
ness bill. therefore, cannot be dis
placed from its assignment for to-
morrow unless the Polygamy bill
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-15


public advertised
anything but what fully able to perform.
Wv have never resorted the despicable
trick of slurring We them
all enteman and unesse and they the fact that the
@S@Consequently they gracefully play second
the Shoe
business this dealing
grown $4,000
Barbara
RE:NIE:NGBE:E7,
$4,000 Worth of Boots and Shoes Under One Roof,
In from
This careful
of establishment broke
the prices of boots and shoes this this have sustained
our hard earned and excellence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rw.YORK May 4.-BEEVE S-ReceIDts were - cars o.
heAd-.g~ Jersey city
N37- head against 2l3 head Tor the same
twenty went direct 10 city s1ughtefeT
AMI the balance Tor a.
market Good Prime Butchers steers were
per 100 10, i've weight and j. cars were re-
served market DRESSED Beef vas du al y
Prime Native sides very lflle selling above
12Lc. Texas Beef offered az J1lO 2n
The advance OF no per 10 established Yesterday VISA
barely maintained the aud mggy weather having an
uniAS OraDr effect upon the market go o,.....,
Orted 81 this afternoon with 2lo ~ti
fl be- shipped by MT. Il inghAn. IL Is DOUBT
n the od beoIe Tomorrow NJ other ship
until saturday.
TVH,S-Htcri9t- were 224 III at GOtis and
ITO Washington Market The continued heavy receipts
IL &c per yesterdays prices. Tie pens could NOT De
for i've days Aggregate over HoVO
head rarely II been equard IA the same
length termlk taYes sold al Jdt INN rais
and MlI1 lot. at 40 ~, and All 70 Good Gals al pa
A Vras sold 20 TAI &c, and lev aclrceu
Jersev- az with snge Calves Of weight ana ILLNESS
sic best Hog Dressed Jerseys are lot quOlAblc
above lOlgdIIc. aud states al > 40 10. -
sales IlallenDeck & DAVIS sold % Neals, IL ~
NJ ~ 20 III do 30 2 AZ DO 1913 .. AZ ~ 80
80 l37 do lou a. al 20 20 do. lI5 % a.
Dlehbaek 4 Dewey veais l3s n at &c p
do 1873 &C. Ia Noals BnttermIk Calves mixed 70
~ &C. EuttsTulk Calves, III T. ~ &C "a ea'ol" w"
Fge Gus sold: p state veals l35 n 7c 81 DO - D.
al III p, Geo. A. do ll6 y. Al DC butter
u IA Neais mixed - T. az 0c, - Jersey oas
81 do ~ D al DC Bobs.' - L. Al &C. Tx
Il IL Hume sold s. Veas 100 n at sc; 80 do, III r. At
esc Il aad ButiemIk calves mixed ~ D. al o7c
1Ieih,e Wight Il Gag Co sold veals 1875
al 70 d. IL n At 6s 10 do 10 d. A. o.o do -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost 81 1886 on balance,
gn of 5 SIS con- This makes the total loss
last Friday sos, $50 TO-day's transactions Gov
cred Receipts, S1,3S6 s94 payments 1891, 80;
currency balance. $3730.261 coin balance,
SS7 SOY 1872 Money to-day was extremely easy at
302l2 per cent for loans on call The domestic ex-
changes on New-York at the places named are
quoted as follows: savannah. ls9 y premium
Charleston. Isa 4 premium ST. Louis. II premium;
Chicago. rs cents premium; Boston, 20 20 cents
discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day. is as
follows Exchanges SI42.9O1,69O balances
S5,49sO3O.
The nited States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received Sl7l,OOO IN National bank notes Ior
redemption. The customs receipts were @O4l.ofO,
and the revenue receipts S791, 800.
The foreign exchanges are duh but frm, and there
are indications that considerable shipments Of gold
will be made by Saturdays steamers. For
business quote rates as follows: Bankers bills,
81 S7l2 and 81 90 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.l6l2 and 513L2 for francs; 30 and
% e for rechmarks and 4O4 and 4Oos tor gullders
The governors of the Bank of England, at their
weekly meeting made no change IN the BANK mn
lmum rate for discounts, and it remains at 8 per
cent. During the week the bank lost 70 900
bullion and the proportion of its reserve to It's la
bilitjes was reduced from a. $40 per cent to 43
per cent. against AZ per cent at the same date of
1881. The weekly statement OF the BANK OF
France shows specie gains of / 325 600 francs gold
and 100000 silver At the London Stock EX-
change British conSols opened at 1Ol PIC
for money and 1OI lI-l6 for account later " ac-
counts were quoted 10l 49, g. money" beng I'M
changed. United States bonds were irregular con-
tinued IS up 10 1912 the 4l2s were 3-l6
lower at III 1916 and the Is OFF Is at lZ3
American railways excepting Illinois Central
were lower III sympathy with yesterdays closing
figures in the home markets. Bar silver advanced
to 81 7-l6 per ounce. AT Paris French ) per cents
were lower al S4.02L2.
Washington dispatch states that the Attorney
General cOncurs with the opinion of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, already Indicated that continued
Js must be called highest numbers first.
The rece pts OF -four gram al the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF May were
Nav ur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

~ at CHG Jersey Veal l97 n, at &c. do lis D. at ac
KIRBY Co sold l16 Buttermk Calves veals mixed.
few Selected calves al ths latter price,
haad-l cars ut Jersey Cily-s s0thst at
o an glon Market Total for DAYS "a II head against
for Good Clipped sheep TODAY about ne
Common stock, especially Coarse WOolled sheep and
90 90 Nv, ETes have BEEN dull and hard TO sell al
The pens pretty cleared of stock To-
ee rS G"E 70 e G' have
",5 heavily on some Of this trash which was sold during the
early part Of this week. The general range for Clipped
heeP was 81 t09s7 20 100 ~ outside figure for lg5
sold to an exporter dec load Of CLIPPED state sheep VERY
~ SOLO al - 40 and car OF Good clipped feSrlngs
Prime and common Enshorn western Yearlnss At
9ac per NJ slagle deck Of Maryland lsmbs sold at 3.
50 81 per head. Of very selected
Ser Did az IS 80 per head and very few Ft west
ana some miserable cacaes selling at &c and were dear
saes-pllenback & Dewey sold 135 rnshorn Western
ShesP Il az &c 81 do poor 93 D. at &c AZ Clipped
ec Clipped state sheep Io6 D. at 7c 2o7 clipped West
= Iialen6ecs DAVIS sold 40 Clipped Indiana sheep 1ls
Al &c - A w DO 50 ~ q, 50 80 ~ 90
60 DO 81 ~ az 5lc; 1872 DO poor. 80 n. at - 40;
d. at e. ~ Cus 92 u, at Csc; State Lambs 30 3D. at &c;
KIRBY & Co. sold 4e Jersey Lambs 81 5O9s5 50 per
-iSeggon Gillette sold: e Clipped OHIO sheep % z at
c; l5t 40 81 H. a. 7c ~ do % ~ at 7c "a DO IS - at
oic' 80 eston do 81 d. - UIshOru e-ten Year
lngs ~ D. al c II Pcnnsy lvana Cnppei do, " d. ~
6c pa Virginia Lambs 80 b. 9c 80 Delaware DO ~
ID, az lOc
j. T. sader & Co. sold 90 Ohio Clipped sheep. 81 ID,
al &c.
"'v'- - g Spring lambs NJ 81 5Oas7 per head.
Evertt Co. sid 40 Jersey Lambs at 81 JOGs6 30 per
ht..
Jeune Wright Hoag & Co. sold Jersey Lambs So 80
per head
Eye Otis sold Jersey Lambs at 81 per mead a.
HOGS-Recelpts Of 437 heals cars al Jer,
city and 4Jth-st Total Saturday, % i3S
head against p 92f head the week Live
Hogs In better demand amt about 10 higher Country
Dressed are unchanged AZ previous quotations.
les-Smth & Reid sold yesterday ZIG ONO Hogs, 136
average, AZ - 90 per LOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

PojIroad bonds were dull. and such dealings a.
.lsre were present only little that Is oil interest
,y. ..t,tr in St. Paul and Omaha consols con-
LIZ Id tho price was further advanced from
~, ,,,. 10 1o54a1O5ls St. Paul and Sioux CITY
~ s,I1at 100 1Oal2a11Ols: Erie second con-
~. rose TO 94ss but closed o"cred at o. missouri
kansas and Texas first consols were q higher al ''o
ana seconds Il higher at 62h, but general
were Il off at 81 l.. Boston. Hartford and
e., CTS were - 10 49ls and Central of New-Jer-
-or cor.ols were per cent higher at 11ll2 Chesa-
ncake aud Ohio currency debts were active ana
,rere Il, 70 47s4 Canada Southern frsts were Il
- a. os and East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
,;a consos were up Il at 1914 and incomes up Il at
80. Long Island IS sold at 97ia New-fork. Chi
cago aud St. Louis frsts ez June coupons at S9t'
|soa, Louisville and Nashville general mort
: p" = =. 90 Cd New-York CITY and Northern frsts
a. 80 a. Denver and Rio Grande cOnsols were "a
better at 1O8 Kansas and Pacific oon'0s $ better
at 1888 Texas and Pacific incomes = oe'ter at
e. and Ney-Oreans and Pacific hrSts were - higher
al s6s,. Annexed ar the closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nru-- N-,uty Maw
NEw-IoRK. Thursday. MAJ

AsHEs-ouief. unchanged.
June 595s7 4Os July 7tos S5c and August 1897 e IS
bags ex Telbnitz 1902 bags ex do 900 bags "a do
bags eT do on private terms Mid dalI and rather
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet steady, unclaimed sales
export 500 for spinuing Delivered contract,
500 bales Receipts at the ports today 1858 bales against
4Sl3 oaes ms day last week and s54 bales last year
since september !, 4i25O bales against 11 Oll Daies
advance of TO point. saes 464CO bales Prices paid
MAY; III III June 80 10 y q,y; 5 ~, 6c lg
iL5i al Los November I 4Ssl A.. December. ll4sS
Nay. All June 1875. IaS l2.s August l2dT sep
per IaRparyi i;99 Fe9r"4[y, le SSse pms inv
IL IL ts4s Anyasf ID f51i az .epten,er 5 Ola
Octoner ll63a LIZA November. lLi-a lli4; Decem6e
ii.67 Transferable orders II. "a. -'''
FLOUR AND MEAIe-FLO R-MarKet heavy for Winter
bling trade inquiry sales 10 800 b6ls including oo 66S
superane ~ sass 25 common 70 Far Extra state
s. l,as5 go Good to Fancy do IS 65ess 90 Common %
Good E1ra wes,e " er So s 1000 Ono 70 CSSe -
Good TO choice do 80 5Odss 5O Common Extra Minnesota
a. So BAKERS Txtrn ~ 50dss straight - 5i6sS .;
Patent 81 1899 .: St Louis Common 70 Far Extra.
50 I5Q16 Good Very Choice Family al lO0-y Patent
Winter Wheat Extra 81 jOGsJ; market closing quiet
iao ing em9dS N 10 Good Extra s. 90
Choice s%ss fL0Uk T STea ai e sales .,y O
sat. iot bbis yellow Western. - so Brandywine 81 so
thing doing export very hight city milling demand,
9a l al hs eoi n D Se % o 6SS
800 bush cash, including Ungraded spring 800; Ia
graded Red Al AL 46la No. Red 81 43 No.
Red 81 45sasl ~ IN store, O. has $50 for oerh-
81 4gHS jO4 devered No. Red, II j3 adSL % Tor
and Old, Cngraded White ~ al; No White ceruh-
ing 4s do June 81 4sd$I 20 closing 81 IS DO. July.
33dsl 81 closing IL 49, do. August II 2i4G 2j's,
24a do. september 81 2494 al 25i closing
- "a, Rl quiet Canada 94he; state "a 2H93c
sales. bush. Canada for delivery May - at yAlfc-
BARLEY decided change 5000 bush. Tn
graded Canadn. 81 26Sl Ia 10000 bush. No canada
10 arrive. prompt shipment 81 lj...--.BARLEH MALT
quiet steady CORN-Market heavy and l02isc lower;
trade for home scarcely anything DONG for
port and fairly sctve business ON snecgay We 9un clos
Ing strength. sales. l.i6i.OOo bush future
so 600 bush cash including Ungraded Western Mixed 76O
Soc: steamer Mixed. steamer Yellow SIC; NO
Yellow. No. Mixed Nav.
Sc closing &c. June Sls4 80 &C. closing y c do
closing August 5-GSic, clos
s}c. september. S2l2as3c., oslng Sac.----OAIS-
and haze. lower sales $4,000 bush.
including No 5g0j5A,c. No. - 60, bOstc. Tor
3 aD2c for OLD, 40. quoted Gle No White. 6OAc
NJ .. tZat No. J quoted &c; Mixed Western. 5'Ho-c
White DO 600 Csc 81 xed state 6Oa6Z c White 40 on
&c Mixed MAY $3.50 80 ac do June, j70 Sac
do Juy 55a &C.. do August 43 gt9 &c DO. september
f. &c. Did, - e.. asked.
BEERBoHM's LONDON cABLEGRAM OF THE Arm INSTANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON. May 4-l2:3o p m-consols: 1922 for money
and lul itiq the bonds. per CENTS
three hall per cents lOi 2 Atlantic aud Great
esern mortgage trustees certificates 4j Erie 36
consols %. limos Central 1873 Reading 29ls
New y Ork. Ontarlo and " estern 70.
LONDON. May 4-Z.jO D. m-Bar silver IS quoted al
5zslsd. per
LoSDoN. May 4-l8o p m.--Atlantic and Great West
AZ. Erie 36i, New
YORK central. l29l4 Reading 28l4.
LONDON. Mav 4-3:Ou D. m.-Parls GuOts three
- francs ~ cenumesf0r the account
LONDON. May 4-The bullion n the Bank Of England has
during the past week. The proportion
VI The Bank England reserve liability
45Sis per cent now IS per cent.
PARIS May 4-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France 1l.325 francs gold, and
4 go franc, silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPh.


rn-RRpOoI- Nav ALSO o. m-COtton easy: Miding
Uplsuds 6'-d. Kidding Orleans sales $4,000 bales
incdInc 1000 bales speculation ana export receipts
1900 bales including 5000 bales American Futures-
UDlAncs Low Midclng clause. May delivery. 6S'e4d
NAV aud 63ss4d. June July delivery
ed July August delivery G4Se4d August
September delivery 6iaaAd Futures dull
LIyERPOO. May also D m-COttOn-Middi Up
landa, 64zG. Low MlddLng Uplands. 81 Good Ordinary
Up!Ands 6isd. Ordinary Uplands 59d Mdding Orleans
I'D Low MiGdhng Orleans 6l Good Ordinary Orleans
Cs,sd. Ordinary Orlc ans. 81 lad.
iTyERrOOL MAY 4-2oO D. m.-Futures-C plaDds Low Mid
May delivery. 65a4d DO Iune and Jy delivery
O4Is I'D 90. August and september delivery O47s4d
IIf-PRpt 4.-4NO D. m--COtton-Ine OF the
"a included $500 bales American
May A. Cotton duu Middng. i &c. Low
Mdlng Il all Sci GOOD Ordinary. lOA2c' receipts IS
BALrSoRK. MAY 4.-Cotton quiet Middlnng. l2rrec
Low Mlddllng 90. OO0a Ordinary, lO-c receipts
a bales exports 10 Great Britain 50 bales, sales 90
C81RLKsrOy MAY 4.-COuon quiet: Mlddling l2c.
oU Ordinary lli4C. receipts.
40 bales exports cOaswze 9ss bales sales zoo bales stOck
GALVESTON May 4-Cotron nominal; Miodnng 12c. Low
Niddinr IL c Good Ordinary. IL Sci net receipts, 54j
La,s ,a~s $50 ba4cs STOCK. lo.004 baleA $3.50
MEMPHIS NAV 4.-CotJon quiet AldninnE l2c' Low Md
ding n sc Ordinary lie; net receipts Z13 nAles
205 baies sales 500 bales stock. Sol bae
SKw.ORLFANs. MAY 4-COuOn quiet. Nlddhng. re;
ovs Mddlpg Good Ordinary, II scf net re-
CENTS M bales gross, 247 bales sales LOCO bales Stock
: .v.SSAH May A-Cott0n quiet; Middnng ll'sc. Low
NADINE II &c Orcinary lOllc net IecrptA i7-
aes cross 81 exports - the lonlAeh% -LO DHie5
coastnise 037 bales stock. "a baes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
lac srock MARknr--eY rELFaRApH.

BUFFALO. May 4.-CATILE - Receipts to-day 800 head
tOta for week thus far. 5000 head time Last
6Ou0 head thruugi 100 market generally
unchanged rather higher Good 10 Choice
a. %. all sold.
SHEEP AND LNfRs-Receipts to-day. 1000 head total Tor
far 100 head Tor same last week. 1000
head; through 10 market duh teniing down
warr sales, Wool sheep 80 ISL 30; Choice,
81 90 Fair 10 Good Clipped sheep t6GsC iO Load Chpped
Lambs 81 so.
HOGs-Recetpts to-day 900 head total for week thus
far 2466O head time last week. 245uO head; con
through steady with good demand
Light to FAIR Workers. - 2ji Choice - 10 Gs TO-
Good Medium Weights, - Goa 81 s..
CHICAGO. May 4.-HOGs- Receipts. 10000 head; shp-
1000 head. market active and steady, but closed
Toe lower Common Good Mixed 70 800 - 40;
Heavy Packing and shppins - 4jdS7 80; Light 80 80
81 40 SkIps and Culls, ~ % $50 ~.
CATrLE-KeceIpt= 5000 nead shipments, 1000 mead.
with fair demand. s. 3Gd&f 50
10 Choice piping 20; Common 10 Fair IS -
ri: grades plentiful very Mixed Butchers
lower Poor air ~ JOa 81 90; Choice 10
Exra atJ 80 Grass Texans weaker Common 10 Far -
81 Good TO Choice = 70 - -; Sockers and Feeders
S30FJ 10; large supply and light demand.
~HfEP-Recepts 40 head; shipments. 1000 head mar
KEEL inferior Fair, % SOd=J; AeIum To
Good, 81 20 20 so Choice 10 Extra 80 0UGsI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
rrp0rEAN MARKErs.

rrvrpplor Nav a D m-p0rg Primo Mos Eastern.
s,sscy Al 80 90 Western Al 81 Bacon umbe[And
on seaay a. co. iuD hrmer az % 3D. Long 'leai
sf4aay at 81 I'd Clear duI al 90 HAM phF ~
nr AT 81 hrmer at 81 81 Beel-Ih1ia eas M
al 50 hxtrs q rse eady 1905 Mess duu Al LaIl
Prime estern steady Il So Cd Tao~-tne Llty ~eaiy
n ia Turpeniine-SpirLs dun 4ood ls"rib-F uu
Al II I'd steady 63d CneeseAmefic.I Cloes
dull Al On here. FlOurbxti9 ,tAlr s'ciuy
atl3L Wbeat-No. White steady AZ lOsd no. ogIin3'
steady at ~ Id Winter Western steady al ~ DID,
COru-Mi1sd- steady 81 Id. on I'D for O1
LIVERPOOL. Nav A D m-5readstuus steady tIour.
Cd GENITAL Tor Western. Wheat 5lOd NV "a pcI
GENITAL California hite 1850 iOtd for Caiioi
ma CluD. GaiOL for Red Winter GdlOi2d- Tor Red
Western spring Corn 67d. per GENITAL for New hi1ed
Western and T. I'd for OLD DO.
ASTWEKP MAJ 4-Petroleum. II francs 1911 ceniimes
for nns pale American. Wnc0xs closed Al 4J0
fI4ncs pcl 100 kil0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF EARL & DAYTON BANKERS.
Nos. 80 TO 80 DREXEL BUILDING, 7
NEw-YORK, May l. 1852.
Mr.. George II. Stayner is this day admitted to our
firm as Special Partner he having contributed the
SUM Of One Hundred Thousand 100000 Dollars
in cash to the capital stock Said partnership TO
terminate April 30, 1855 EARL DAYTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

-. honl, stocks. Park sold 10 az LOO anu
w c''y an5 Traders 90 at go. The pluli"s
importers arioo On the first call were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer Ves1eis nnf RrIrDrfs
NFw-YORK Thursday May 4. 1922.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAuROAD COMPANY,
TREAsUREg's DEPARTMENT.
OCEAN Steamers

A DVERTISEAlENTs FOR THE NEW.
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THU
UPTOWN OFFICES No. I,23s Broadway corner Thirty
hrst-st, 3OS West Twenythrt-st, corner ElghthaVe,
No ~ East Fourteenh-s Union sguarc 200 hirt
ave. corner FOrty-seyenth; az the HARLEM OFFIChS
Nos 100 and $500 ThIrdave corner On6hnndred and
twenty hfth-st. up 10 D. al egair once rates.
4 MEnItANN gong abroad and desirlnS
choice lewslry. bronzez the latest
clues Paris store NO. 81 Avenue
de POperl, adjoining Hoel Bellevue
HOWARD & COMPANY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05
NCHORLIVE o.. NAIL STEAMERS,

"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 70. North Rlver NEWPORT
DevOnia May q, a. IL tlrods Nay ~ 4 M
fthioDia. MAY -, sur ef-ia May 81 D. N
Rates Of passagetO -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAs Tor LONDONDERRY
Cabin e6OtO So Excursion ucxet3 al reduced rtiee
Second Cabin $40 steerags ontwici tZs DrepliL 81
For Ot Tours IN "a" Rates. Plans Apply ID
HENDERSON BkOTH Frs. a cents BOWLING lIreen.
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PEMOVAL.
IL ROCHESTER, & PITTS BIZ RGH n r. CO.,
NETWORK.
The General and Transfer Offices Of this Company VIII
removed ~ ~ NASSAU ST. this city, the Atm OF May
slant THOs L. WENTWORTH,
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THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CONPANr, J
IREAsURKRs OFPICR. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, :
NEw-YORK. March Is. loS2)
rV'HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF this company
will be closed az O'Clock p m. on saturday the lst
O April Tor thu purposes OF tho annual meet
n Of the stOcShOders and will be eOpened the morning
OF Friday Of the 9TH day OF May next.
c. Vanderbilt. Treasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-05

NEw.YoEK. April IS, lss2
)NSOLIDAIED MINING
declared It's SIXTH MONTHLY
49, rs PEk SHARE, payable On
4 Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
lew YORK.
Lay 2, 1882, aud open May Is
NJ Il. COOK. Vice President.
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~ rNI M = STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 Hamburg American Packet Conpauys Line t2s
PLYMOUTH Oh rRBOURG and IA 20 -
WILLARD. .-.-Iay A. Lt--iN f--.------.--Ai ma -
NF~l rIA lIA.----May HER k------ 49, u-e J.
rIarestD Plymouth. LOnuou. Che-Do1rG ana han5drz,
First cabin second Cabin $50 ote"rage so Round
trim az reduced rates Steerage HdnDarg Hayre aaI
kT%HARDT & co { B. RICHARD a co.
General AGENTS. General Passenger AgcnfS
N - lrO4d.st, y. Y No. 81 Broad y. 4.
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THE BULWER {
Il COMPANY this day
Dividend Of IEN a.
May ~, l~s2, al the once
pany 26 Exchange pace.
Transfer books close On
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financial


NOI1CE.
request OF holders Of the Bonds o. The Railroad
Equipment COMPANY have arranged 10 have them regis
tered and the interest mailing check u the Regis
tered Holder quarter day Persons holding the coupon
Bonds present them ot the ONCE OK POST, MARilN
CO., No "a Pine g.. for registration,
THE RAILROAD Equipment CO.
BY d. A. V. POST Treasurer.