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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-09-21
Important to Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington Route. 1t will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere in this issue.
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"How far is it to Manyunk?" asked a
weary Irishman, who was going there
afOot. Seven miles," was the reply.
Whom do you wish to see there?'
Faith, it't meself I'd loike to see there,
was the retort.
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The poet who signs, 'T am pining for
the meadows" is respectfully informed
that the meadows are no place for a
nine
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
For Purifying the Blood.

disorders. EruptOns the skin appearance at
the surface Of humOrS that should be expelled from the
blood Internal arrangements the determination of
these same humOTS to some Internal organ, organs
whose action they derange, and whose substance they
disease and destroy AYERS eXpes these
humOrs from the blood Wren they gone the dis
orders they produce dsapp such UlceratiOns Of
the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, EruptiOns and
Erupve Diseases of the skin. St AnthOny's Fire. Rose
Erysipeas Pimpes. Pustules, Blotches BOils, Tu-
mOrs, letter and salt Rheum, Scald Head, RlngwOrm
Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
BOiies side and Head Female Weakness Sterility Leu
cOrrhea arising from Internal liberation and uterine
diseases, DTOpsy Dyspepsia Emaciation and General
Debility. With their departure health returns
PREPARED By
DIR. J. @. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS LAND EDEALRRs. NRMEDICINE
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A small boys description Of the beds
in a country boarding house: "Relief
maps of the surrounding district, which
is mountainous"
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Kidney Disease.
III as

Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontin-
ence,, Deposits, Gravel, &C., cured by
"Buchupaiba." 81. Depot, Barr's drug
store, Canton.
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LAKEWOOD, N. Y.


This fayorite resort is now entering upon its ninth
season. and continues to hold Its place in the front
Of summer resorts
To those who seek rest without stagnation pleasure
Inconvenlences and the charm Of dwelling beside a
large body Of water Lakewood recommends itself
to ind With its picturesque cottages suTTounded by
treeS Its velvet lawns slOping down to the Lake; the
and shady Verandas; the lake in the foreground
presents a perfect picture of rural loyeiness.
LAKEWOOD originally called Lake View" from the
extensive view Of and its surroundings to be
had from this vicinity, is directly the line OF the
New York, Penn. & Ohio Railroad
(Formerly A & G. w.RR)
On the southern border Of Lake Chautauqua and not
The through New York Niagara Falls Boston and
Saratoga Express trains pass directly through this beau
In and popular resort and an trains stop regularly at
ductors are Instructed to give sopOyer checks
through tickets whether reading good for stopoyer
the right to reach Lakewood In through cars and when
they are ready to resume their journey they step
PULLMANs PALACE
DRAWING ROOM OR SLEEPING COACHES
And go through to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, New York, Boston.
This cannot be done BY any route as no other
road runs through cars or PALACE SLEEPING CoACESs
70 or through any place on LAKR CHAUTAuoUA.
The most complete arrangements have been made for
the transportation Of passengers to the Sunday School
Assembly. Round trip tickets direct to Fair Point
the New York, Pennsylvania Ohio Railroad and bag.
gage will be checked to the Assembly Grounds
For Descriptive Pamphlets, Tickets TO Lakewood and
return and to Niagara Falls and return good for stop
over at Lakewood. apply at offees Of the NEW YORK
RI " lso at omces of connecting lines West and South
TICKETS an Ts R9S Sn SeIe S gGSd for return
A E. CLARK, I'M FERRIS
denl Pass,r Ag't Acting Gen'l Manager,
CleVeiand' u Cleveland, o.
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g-rz7s Don't Die in the House.

Rough on Rats" Cleans out rats,
mice, reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants,
moles, ehipmunks, gOphers. 15c.
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Mrs. Charles Dlley, Pittsburg, says
she had Chronic Catarrh badly. Peruna
cured her peri
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MEDICAL.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired Of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howa By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions,
Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as, 1885,.
Gentlemen :-Ihav suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at,
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
rite. have taken several different
medicines, andwaS treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but got no relief.
1 thought would try Browns Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-sorenesS
all out Of my breast, and have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. II can Justly be
called the King eF medicines.
JOHN K. ALLKNpRR.
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RAILROADS.

CoNNoTToN VALLEY RAILWAY TIME TABLE
In effect Sunday june 25th, 1882.
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nRmGaISm9


NO $50, o. o. F., Greensburgh, Summit county, o.
Meeting every Saturday night at Odd Fellows Hall,
O'Clock p. m. j. S. MILLER, Permanent SeC'y.
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~Stop on signal. B-Breakfast S-Supper.
Special Round-trIp Rates will be made for sunda
trains.
E. 7. AFFLECK GenI Pasa Agent
N. M0NSARRAT Genl Sup't
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SOCIETIES.
MANNHEIM LODGE
NO 4SO, o. o. F-Meeting every Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows Hail. northwest corner of Seventh street
and public square
LOUIS NKUBLEaG, N. g. E. l. FURHdAN, W. G..
JOHN ULMsCHNBIDER Sec'y.
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CLEVELAND TUSCARAwAs VALLEY AND WHEEL
ING RAILWAY.
In effect May 28th, 1882.
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DRUGGISTS.
M.KAPPER.
GERMAN DRUGGIST-A full line OF pure Drugs and
Medicines and Toilet Articles. Prescriptions prepared
with the greatest care. Sign Of Illuminated Mortar,
next door to Dumonts grocery, Market st. Canton. o.
p. H. BARR
Successor to c. j. Geiger.)
DRUGGIST AND PHARMACIST-Cant q. Where
may be found large and well selected stock Of I'm
ported and Indigenous Drugs, staple and Chemi-
Gals, (fOreign and dOmestic,) Medical Preparations,
Trusses. Supporters, etc, Combs, Brushes and Per-
fumery In endless variety. Special attention to the
filling of Physicians Prescriptions.
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DRS, WHITELEATHER &, BROWN.

SPECIALISTS ON EAR, EYE AND THROAT DISEASES
-Ofhce east room Of Ogden House. Office hours from
8 a. m. to p. m. and from to p m. Canton Eye
Ear and Throat Dispensary at same place, open for
charitable patients from to p IN. Dr.. Whiteleath
er gives attention to nervous diseases Residence OF
Dr. Brown at American House. sepI5Lm !.
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EUROPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL July 10-2 d. m--PorK-PriGna Meas Eastern
STEADY al BOZ 40 Western So
Cul steady al J: short ian steady 81. Ong Clear
duh ~ 81 short Gear duh 81. HaIns--iong Gu;
dun ~ w. Shoulders duh at 50. ess steady
~ 1867 Extra Moss er 2t 1906 Prime NJ
Istd-PTiDe Mestoru dull 62Dd TanOw-Pn Citv
ste$ly. 81 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady 81 Hosin-
the du4 l0f Common steady. BOD CneeseA Choice
stoAny AZ 81 Lard Ol-hrm 55L Flour-Extra stale
AT ~ WhoSt-No White dun lO. NO =
STEADY ~ USd; Winter New Western. dull 1880
steady ~ ga - ~
,4INk1fooi- July 20-3 .. m-ProvHOns- 1877. for
btuA Indls d esS PORK YIL per Dbl tor Prime Mess.
bacon o9 per cwL for Long Clear Middles and o. FOR
snort CIeaf hados. Lard 65fJd. Der American
PlOhuce-IAOW 42fJd per Cheese s. cd
best gI0es Vi American Refined Petroleum III per gal
iOL
LIVERPOOL July 2O-3:a0 D. m--Breadsruns firm Flour
lAfGlA per Genital Tor Western. Wheat alOI d. per
conal Tor average California White lola 0lOd Cafor
Club NG9l0d. for Red Winter; gsd alOld for Red
Western Spring. Corn. 7Sd Mixed West
LONDON Julv 2O-4:3O D. m.-Calcutta Linseed. 4b3d
Refined Petroleum. Ol2D5n-d Spints
lroeun. 7d@7 I'D. per gall Common Rosn. 5red Pale
hosn. 6Jd IOOd sperm OH. R749El5 per Linseod OH
Rzi a Spirits rurpenune JdSd per cwL Tallow
6G percwL 49,
fine p2le American Wucoxs Lara closed AT lao francs oO
confines per 100 kilOs
BKgMEN Juy 20 -Weoxa Lard 90 marks 30 pfen
nigs per 10 POUNDS Petroleum marks 80 pfenings
HAYKE July 2O.Wnc0xs Lara closed ~ ~ iIaDcs ana Ou
ceDtimoo per 3V kn0s
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TrLEGRAPH.

pr-prAIO Juv 2O-CArTIE Receipts to-day $50 head;
ota fo The 1900 head for same time Last
week $50 head consigned through ~ cars market duh
and unchanged; Choice steers 50 oo67 Light 10
- qDa3j 10. Light Heilersa at 81.
SHELF AND T,NBs-Rccepts Today. $500 head; total Tor
week thus far = 900 head for same time last week.
% 900 head consigned through ~ market duh ana
prices a shade very little shipping demands sales alr
10 Clipped - G$4 %; Choice, - 90 So Western
Lambs 45dSJ 80 several cars remain unsold-
HOGs-Receipts to-day 2uO0 head total for week thus far
IL mo head: Tor same week. 300 head con.
ened through very little doing; sales loads OF Good
chers Hogs averaging 2o b. at - 5J0$S TO- no Eastern
trade. ~. -.
CHICAGO July 90 - HOCs-Recepts. H. 90 hear; ship
mcnts hoad: fairy Good nrm general mar et
steady Mixed 81 D0ase lO Heavy, IS 2OG IS -; Light
81 JOdfS 20: SkiDs. - ISL, 90, ,
CArrLR-Kecetpt= nents, 800 head mar
k uuet amt quoahy lower; Exports ~ 40 q
AZ Good Choice Shipping vt IUdS1 2U Common ~ faiI,
81 Butchers STOCK weak common 70 tVl az 20
Medium 10 - So Sockcrs nominal at - 1GrI 20;
range fair supply ami easier Texans ~ 0@So 2oi
Ha BE, DIS ~ 5O0s5 IL IL Americans ~ 9Od 20 70.
100 held; ahiunents 600 hd mar kes
active zoe higher; general demand Oettor ana
good stock Poor 10 flr tS@t3 'oi Meou 70 oo@
Si -; GOOD to Choice, - SO0fI 81.
ST LOUIS July 2U-lIOCs- Receipts. $50 hea shipments.
az head market higher and In lair demand shppnA Pigs,
s7lOd AZ Workers. 81 7OGS7 90; Packing, 81 5O3 49,
butchers 10 Select - lOGIS 90. 49,
GANG Receipts 400 head; shipments, 800 head; mar
ke SLOW and weak: al Grass eXans Gamers W %
D Good 20 Steers brought ~ as 25 Ma
Two Cowa Ssd$4 2j Sockers - JOGS4: Feeding steers
~ 25dSJ .,..
sL.aa nd unchanged
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STATE OF TRADE.


BA1rMoRR july 2O-Cotop steady Midiling. l29ic.;
Fo" lrm Toward Strset Sad % we taIy & r g
CIV Minis super - 2jGsi OO DO Ex,ra - 2odSl 800 do
Family 81 90 wheat-southern Red 81 loGSl 10: do;
Amge[ ." wStss 1 SPOT 81 eSs a july Il iSsS
81 rs August 81 l6h9si l6s september 81 i51 Corn
spot ~ - July 800 GS3 SO Uetssouthern6 30 diuc
Hss" Avn 'G az SOC Iay dG Prime 10 Cnoice
Pennsylvania ana MARYLAND sl7 0OTSls 80 .s ,,,,.,,
quiet unchanged asking - y = VITA u 70 od for 20
Head sa P@qe S MSc at sS cars Rejected
ct soc steAy saes cars Mixed at 81 other grams
cora c 6at, Canal rcishis to YOrk-wheat
q1st at n g Ss@fS %nss & ea; sc
No Mne 1p Ss .d octorsr Al S5l ali te year 40
lied, VI 2Ji4 spot 81 or tngast Com steady 90
1900 6asl Corn 6OOO buslei Oats, 2V00 BUSH snip
a 2ST%sr T %.sg.o qf sH no %HsS
DO sS cssh and Ja 81 y A@su f s r &
jscied, 72sc. oas hrm; No q 0te; White, GVe' kye
WEI NS nrpS g. cash no 7c b eptsmber "a 9c No
spring at Doc Provisions higher Mess fork $50 80
sLd August l2ee. September. HoSs STEADY az y GlS
,I 2s 800 n,h s6p&ensL 300 bis Wheat
SueSGo Tiy 2oFour steady and unchanged Wheat
Rod Winter sGtye hr ana Sghes az , Z! gS sr ~
Sh add nominal At s. q ss 81 july 81 O5f
August Regular regular active firm "og higher al 81 S%
81 Discs UI tn year Corn actlve nrni ana Ser
1D,oosr "a PC ASH BE ja Ssc August Tc Septem
hpn ~ 5@oSsr 80 % ALL the Year Rye easier al 09c
barley easier sePtaoer Fa5seeG scarce and nmST
cnaugea; Creamery l0d2i c Dairy, l4GLc. Eggs weaker
PORK unsettled but gone!sy higher 81 go zoe
Der soss9 50 all the year Lard active and
IYsSa IL &c september 25 al2eUc OetODeri l26c
All the ysa sqiho1s rE to fBao
psbs GssA y wheat sSns sad Gshsr e Win
ter new ~ o5as 90 Rd sn,nmasr 81 a lbe
year receipts $1,000 bush snipments $1,000 oush Com
in good deand and higher 40 M6sd PC sPSt SV S
yeaber IS dJs 10 oil tho year oats scare and nr no
hrmer u 81 re bultmeas stronger shoulder poe
Clear NIB &c sson IN s2od G Wsssy srm al ig
combination OF anished goods 40 oois on Gas,s Of
Central lVc Sugar qnot Hasis ~. al9a-o; Track
Hogs - f SSd5S % g SSs A 70 Light 1t 90
PmLInsLrHlA July 9U.-flour aul-wes.ern and Penn
10 strairht 50 as; rennsyly anna Family Sooa 3 "
Patents GOOD 20 Fancy 70 20; WINTER "heA PAT
e. ss,saa doing I Whet actvs no Rcd elevator
hsst Ne sarro aIe for No oG prompt 81 20
ree ON BOARD Com quiet southern sail Yellow on track
s Ms 9sS SeSS e6o g2' sS SS Doc S@ - DO 5Sc cargo
rat: FOR Soss o as SoT %s
7Oe DO Mod zoe s2o m so Paotsts
sis 3d. 90 NO S CSSsI 90 sset Hans SS 80
s So s 90 ne % Ness a
pstre. lici smoked sides ieSl'e 40 IN sss 40 go
sSSa%sr Ssi0 90 m 2sSc se R Rsss
a. 80 sS.s s%ofs% $500 sasene Loose
Keus ioo sS ;S' qitrs sS sSo
a. Western 10 DO, Good 10 Choice 2ie2o6 Bradford
you vs,,n pa,ry Extra III sE2c. Choce 100
Ive Rolls PennsyivAna ano We.!erh lO9l hgSs-rsnnt
% 1rsam Il go Western Pun cream ac DO ls,r
ooo 40 hai ss%@soS ssaav AZ
V7s". FOR Far 70 Good refining Masooysd"ss henHed
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Railroad bonds generally were about STEADY LUG
inward movement in prices foT most OK the specu-
lative kinds halted and in some instances small
concessions were needed to effect sales. Richmond
and Danville debentures, however, were an eAcep-
1iop. and with considerable amount of sales rose
from 81 10 7OQG9l2, and Ohio Central incomes rose
from, 3s TO 4lO40 Erie second consols were dull,
Int closed 81 higher at 973s and Boston H2rtford
and Enc iirsts recovered yesterdays decline ana
sold at 81 5sl2 and C., c. and J. {. incomes rose
from 30 to 546522i. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
General mortgages opened down g per cent at 81,
rallied 10 SS1s and closed a S77S. Chesa-
neake and Ohio frsts series b. were y
lower at s3l2 and currency interests were steady az
SO. after 52l4. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols
were /, lower at 1915 Canada Southern firsts were
1, higher at g3l2 Metropolitan hrsts were Il of at
90 ami seconds were steady at 80. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain sold as high RS o4h and
closed at S334 Wabash general mortgages
sold up 10 81, and ended at So, and Texas AMI Pa
ofc incomes were off Is per cent at G9's, and hIsts
Rio Graude division. after sales at 80, closed at
ISL, L. lower than Yesterday New-YOrk, Chicago
and ST Louis frsts were l. higher at 50. East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes were ac-
five. but steady at about 4S. Denver and Rio
Grande frsts were Is higher at 114l2 Atlantic and
Pacific frsts 81 higher at $685. and Northern Pacific
frsts Il higher at 1884 a 1851. The following were
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21

'...,;cuOus In the dealings and carry m~ ara
.dvances, large portion of which ai'erwasr
sn..y lost Richmond and West Point ierln ,o,%
vas 70 attract attention, and to-day soiu
s. scs.S 57la in a small way. 1t is claimed 'hA'
.h -, rsentry of the Richmond and Danviile System
- the southern railroad and steamship poor: ~
Nv" as its recognition by the Western connexions
"s participant in that pool will prove OF llnh1nso
.dvantace to the Terminal company Aitnoueh laoo
dealings we're characterized by good deal VI
isbness, the market closed strong. .,u =.
The Government bond market is as inaV'lVe q" d.
rsr although today $l35, 900 continued 5s sold at
1o24a1o2ls. Prices, however, are strong ana INC
final bids for the continued 6s and 5s and the As are
j, higher than yesterday. Annexed are the CLOSING
QnotatlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21

LONDON. July 20-l23O m-Atantlc ana Great western
first mortgage trustees cerucies 4S 10 SrGon - Ie
Illinois TAI ~ Reading 81 o. NeWsi Ork, On
t2Tlp Western 29t+
LONDON July 2O-23O D. m-COnsola 99l'is for for
both money and the Atlantic anu Gfeai western
certificates ~ r 40 second mort
gage. 49, Erie. 4las NewYorS Central. 1885, Penn
sylvama Central 63T Reading, 81 III NewYOrk, ontario
and Western, 3Os
LONDON Juy 202:3Vn m.-Pars advces quote three per
cent rentes Of 81 francs 50 centms for the sccouut
LONDON. July 2O-3:OO D. m-The bullion IN the Bank or
England has decreased 9l259O during the week The
proportion Of the Bank OF England to liability which
ast Week WAS 3Sls Der cent = now 4O'la Der cent 80
LONDON Juy2O-4:OU D. m.-The amount 81 bullion with
&H.OOU.
LONDON. July 20-4:S0 d m.-Pan. sdvices ouots
per cent renJes ~ 81 52a
PAklS July SO-43O /. LONDON 70 francs
l4L2 'tnumes iVT chocke
PARIS, July 20-rbe weekly statement of the Bank OF
France shows increase Of al.6OOO francs gold and
a decrease OF 10000 francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21

said bonds are coupon dated August l. 1882
payable pnuc!pa interest AZ the tOufth a
tiOna " the city OF NewY0S SID bonds are 70 be
900 on the lat day OF
August 1892 The First National bank OF IRE hont
Ohio VIII issued and delivered al OF said bonds
pay able upon the LIST DAYS OF August a. Aforesaid ana 5OO0
10 be pau at day 81 January, A. D. 1855 at the same
issued and delivered ali OF SAID bonds
paya6e upon days Of February Aforesaid the pur
chaser bonds the LIST days OF February
aforesaid 10 the same up to
the Isl day OF January, A ID. 1888. .
Proposals be received for the whole amount OF said
paid deiy red st the First National Bank
OF Fremont Ohio. the IL day Of August A y. ISL
Bidders required deposit with the First Nauonal
Bauk OF Fremont ohio check some bank OF cod stand
ing accepted cashier Of such bank IA equal 10
Per entu the bid for subject 10 the OF said
Finance Committee guarantee Tor the proposal and all
proposals the amount bid ana be uncondi
LOn4L
said bonds are ssued authority OF act ~ the General
Of Ohio parsed March 2. 1881. en-
titled to regulate the construction enlargement
and conduct and management OF water works 10
population exceeding 5000 and not exceed
and IN % ordinance OF the city
Council city Of Fremont passed NAV 10, 1881 en-
titled An ordinance ~ provide fo tho Issue VI water-"orks
bonds"
The committee the right to reject any all pro-
pcsalS
+. J. GIEBEL JR..
Chairman Finance Com. City Council Fremont. Ohio
]. G1EBEI. JR,
ii. \ AUCKLAND,
+. HEM.
Finance Committee
reference apply TO First National Bank or White q
Fremont,
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Gnaneial
Proposals for State Bonds
STATE or CONNECTICUT. I,
JhEAsCBERs OFFICE, HARTFORD. JuIy II. 1892

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed for the purchase Of the any part Of the ve
hundred thousand dollars state OF Connecticut twenty YEAR
bonds bearing interest nom January 1883 at DER cent
pay able January and July Of the Treasurer
City Hartford 10 be coupon bonds Of Al 600
each. which the option Of holders be transferred into
registered bonds.
These BONDS issued under authority OF Of Cen
Assembly Of Connecticut, and exempt
from by under state municipal authority Tho
act authorizes the establishment Of sinking fund for tho
purchase OF the bonds exceeding and interest 10
sufficient redeem all the bonds At maturity Bonds
viii be- delivered and must paid for at the Office Of tho
Treasurer In City Of Hartford December o. 1892
cash deposit of cent will be required from the bidder
guarantee OF good th the contract when bids
awarded.
Proposals will be received for the bonds
until WEDNESDAY. July 20 next at 80 D. N. they
viii be opened in the presence OF the bidders.
The rgh is reserved to reject any and all bids Blazers
should outside Of tho envelope Proposals to Buy
Bonds"
JAMES d. SMITH Treasurer,
etate Of Connecticut
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. July 20, 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, July 90 1892.
AsHEs-QuIet. m0hsa geo,

COFFEE-Rio firm and fairly active of options Fair car
9 spot 726 bags pOrca sold private terms
on Change 900 bags for september at 79c 20 bags Tor
December at 7.75c. and $50 rags az ~ 10; txcbange
samples 5dl0 3Oc: July, 1850 and AUGUST L65
d76Oc. bid asked. Mild grades in good demand and
firm sales 7JO mats Java 770 bags savauila s4i bags
Msacsbo s3f bsgs Caracas 22E bags Guatemala and 30
ba.s Mexican, private terms Maraoaigt = 9GlSSci
Mexican. luiadl2c; Savanlla 0dl4ci Java, l302Oc
COTTON-Spot Cotton moderately active, steady IN
hanged; sales 3l bales ora bales last evening" including
bales EXPORT bales for spinning aud l25 bac- for
speculation Delivered contracts 800 bales Receipts az
The ports to-day gsh bales against 6s7 bales THIS dav last
week. and 1927 bales last year; since september i,
4G2oi72 bales against 5oS2770 bales same period last