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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

ducing the new labor at Midlothian.
This mine was selected because it
will be easier to work than Koontz.
The grades in it are very steep, how
ever, which will make it more diff
cult to work than Eckhart mine.
Formerly the first long slope of / 200
feet from the mouth of the mine was
worked with horses. The stationary
engine, formerly in use at johnson
mine. has been placed at Midlothian
mine and the cars will now be run up
and down the slope by steam power.
This will shorten the distance to be
traverSed by the drivers and will, it
is thought, render the working of
the mine easier than formerly. The
force required to work Midlothian
mine is about rs men.-Cuna6. NeVs.
Wednesday,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

The most remarkable phenomena
of this century is the vast amount OF
oil being discovered in the bosom of
Mother Earth. Some wells recently
struck in Warren county, Pa. are
showing wonderful Droductiveness.
The greasy fluid flows out by the
hundred barrels daily. The heavy
production from these new wells has
already affected the oil market. Own
ers of large tracts of land in the local
ity of the new wells are cutting up
their estates into pieces of five acres
and disposing of them at from FIVE
to seven hundred dollars an acre. II
gives new boom to we'll drilling.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

The Census Bureau has issued a
bulletin showing that the live stock
of the U. S. on farms on June 1, 1880,
was as follows: Horses, 10.357 1881 /:
mules and asses, 1,812,932; working
oxen, 993.97e; mich cows II, 443, 1913
other cattle, 22,4Ss.5OO; sheep, 3d.
1911 1856; swine, 47.6S3.951. The rate
of increase from 1870 to 1880 was in
horses, 40 per cent. /; mules and asses
81 per cent; working oxen. de.
crease of Is per cent. mich COWS,
increase of 80 per cent. other cattle,
66 per cent. !; sheep, "a per cent. and
swine, 80 per cent.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.


From our Regular Correspor dent.l
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 10, 1882.
The Democratic politicians have
been felicitating themselves upon Ger
tain difficulties of the Republicans in
Pennsylvania and elsewhere to such
an extent that they appeared almost
to forget their own troubles in New
York and the dangers with which
they are beset through widespread
discomfort in various Southern States.
But there seems to be somewhat of a
reaction among them, and they are
Just now not half so tickled as they
thought they were. The old bicker-
lngs and the general condition OF
dlsmay caused by the utter lack of a
concordant policy and the want of
Drains or leadership, return to plague
mem now as in the past. The Oregon
election rather opened their eyes.
Ever since the veto of the first Chi
nese bill by the President the Demo-
Gratis had chuckled over their smart
ness and good luck in capturing the
Pacific slope, as they supposed, but
since the first gun from that quarter
mas been heard from their high spir-
Its and great expectations have
l"sloped.p This is merely fresh il
lustration of their bad management
and INSTRUMENTATION. Hef ~
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SATURDAY, JUNE "a. 1882.
The circuit court for Washington
county has refused the motion for
new trial in the Farrow-Negley case.

A tornado swept through Central
Iowa late Saturday night from north
west to southeast. from twenty miles
north of Des Moines. The town of
Grinnell was struck by it, and halfof
the town was left in ruins. Thirty
two people are dead, and about $50
or more was wounded.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

Justice Bradley has severed the last
slender thread that binds Guiteau,
the assassin, to the world. In his
opinion. delivered Monday, he de-
MES the petition for habeas corpus.
There is nothing now that can be
done to stay the fatal drop on the
both.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

Col. Charles Cole, editor and pro-
prietor of the maryland Union, of
Frederick city, and a member of the
Maryland Association of editors. died
Saturday morning from the effects of
a stroke of paralysis received on the
9Th instant. He was 60 years of age.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

President Arthur caught trout
that weighed 83 ounces at Long Is
hand recently. He.is an expert at fly
throwing.-Repst6. sft
That beats. Capt. Frank Hurry's
achievements at. uncle, Tom Brown
ing's, and Iays in 1.-The shade "Jim
Smith's'"exptoitsat the Same pisca-
torial paradise. -Morganto,cn Post.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMPREHENSIVE.

This is to give notice, that we have this day
formed a co partnership under the name and
style ofSpedden & Son, in carpentering in all
its branches. Prompt attention given to ali
orders.
@. A. SPEDDEN,
Il. NJ. SPEDDEN.
June 10Th, 1882. 624 8m
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith. Reject
ed communications will not be returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24

OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONER
OAKLAND. Nd. June q, 1882. J
The County Commissioners of Garrett GOWN
ty will meet in their Office in Oakland on
Wednesday July 9Th, 1882,
For the purpose of appointing judges of elec-
ton, and for the transaction of any other
business that may properly come before the
Board,
By order
JIG. DUNHAM,
Clerk.
THE Clerk to the Board will be in the office
every Tuesday and Friday. Parties having
business to transact will please call on those
days.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

June 10Th, 1882.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels anil RGiiroIis.
NEw-YOKK FRIDAY Sent. g. 1850.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NRw-N DIRK. Friday. sept :, 1852.
ASHES-Quet; Pots. 5i.05l4c; reaiIs f2ata4c.
BtEsWAN-flfm. supplies moderate ana demand f1r
Western ana southern. 2t02-c.
IANbll.~-~ and IN moderate iODDiuC sale
CHIttORN e Unchanged.
COAL anthracite iu good demand 90 very firm figures
carsofs alongside quoted - 30 0Si 10 Huun1us steady
ana quiet
Cocoa Quict and unchanged
COOPERAGE s1OCh--tc.dy and modciatdr active
COFIEl-iO options j. to p points fehcr. There
was news from any OF she foreign maKtt 10 cause tbs
sudden turn, there indeed being Telegram from lio
vile. there holiday. me Hs' atfiDutci 10 a
natural reaction from the late ma kri decline l'Ou -e
TENDER sold 40 h0JCi 211 DtCC.hc 81 GJc. AMI 20 Nuich
90 &C.; october. b1ldo.9 q November ESQ G6yJc,
Dd ana asked on he spot Fair steady ~ Hlfc 3Orl *
india private HE here
been increased O. l05J3 bag, s. inst haucs Mid -racs
were sicidcr without quoaJe en- uge, 900 bags '"Dl
sod on private terms N~rac"iOo. ga cluiisg aver
tucutaat 9lac. There feeling n the mid market
L. tai The bottom had been touched and holders were
disprl 90 ofer their GO ices rather less freely tau 81 ne
COTToN-SpOt Cotton steady, unchanged hIt Ncr 0uct
sales So bales l oi spuau4 delivered ON contracts 100
bales. Receipts at the ports today 0-lu Bale against
.t4O bales day week. ami los bales last 81
FOR t.c NocE, bales last
and 1900 last year; since september /, $500 bales
against ~, 100 bales same period last Year
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Canada 232a2lc; Western Canada. Good. 2o8
g. ,T for export was hsher and
G7c here ana rc at and ISa1tlmore 7o kbei
e-t here ~ and at tie outoort G7c Refined for home
fined IN cases ',eloi,c;; truas certiacate' were
0o6 goo bnls. October GOa.c November G2asr Decem-
ber a KS 'S J9nIry &c Cater september M 20
HlCt-Ouict unchanged
SEED9Cguet unchanged
SPICES Dul rather weak without decided change
81 GAk-iaw was hrncr with better demand resultant
f,m the r. IN Refined fair refining quoted AZ 7stsg
1rncr relatively than ceutug safes 700 hhd Mu'"a' ado
tl' a.V hhdT; ,nt lei &c 80 hnds- 90
n9, o. WI. do IA o., Cni Lolt G Crushed
ara do. s4.as7r on ne r. White Ezra :q,@
: fG e.; Yellow do, d. 4d5 Yellow &C." al c
slrAniNi.-D and unsettled Choice weetern.l 2'a0
aici Cr, ~ l3c.. $4,000 Oconarglrinc etear
ALLowsteady ana quiet, Prime City. s'4as7-c. sales.
tbe auction today prices were shade oaser for
r,a i'm ri', s- pcgaiin fs rcs1it At sighy
lower and her, c,n,dcrnT IL as indicang about steady
pm, tn Nrw Iapans wcrr desirable goods. AMI attracted
sisted arscy ot remnants OF che od crop and were therefore
, Saoa Wi,h nush i1a"r -ai'7i 80 P ~ I'm W
&c for ouns hyson and = - lor Imperial 90 X.
powder anc LOS pkss al 54o'c 43J Conson IV29+oac'
BAcCo-Eeutnckyq quiet Lugs, g7qc Leaf 9alC9hci
Sar-" mas eri i,a 'urti -l = olJ case I9'i W i,
New rr'and is '2~c POO ca-es 1850 Pennsylvania,
Ggg,9.,,,c ~ balc. Havana. So asl 70.
WHALLkDN r-yUiet a. II So Tor Arctic.
WcOl-There has been slightly better increment during
pices Hodcr IN act ave- ac.,rou, of beng ii par y
their blr:rn, agd I'LL. met manu- ac'4cf w Tie at4ot
l5oop % Low Washed Kausisat l@0-n.. Zoo % south
S9 , al e. o., p a." Ic'p5,i Con. n zee
At f4oSiec. = go f. secured d. A. i2c 2i0oo ID Ohio
coubnr and Deia-nc i2 zoo 70 n,ga,l,d Western l0i0
Dom, s'ie Nois 300 70 scotch Soils 30 bales ape 81
Das Mci cr1n"dn, lo bales south American, and $1,000
ID Domestic Puled on private terms.
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5lnaIoiIl


DIUAUl-II
NFw-YOEE. sept =, l0S2.B
4 MEETING Of the SENATE INSURANCE
y COMMIIILL VIII be he.l Il senator i.G''e's Once:
ID I-- AaIpt-t lu CcocA m for the purpose "i CON
tnuIug The ordered under te eao on Oh req,
rar ~ -- the teT,Alp " the National
Trust C.ml Wal uc taken ~ Al pAIur' La'ins com
lrli oi il'ulftt Ai4'"a arc
Invited with tilr COMMITTEE a. ao",e
JOHN l. hiEiiN Al. Chairman
IOLUMBUS. CHICAGO and INDIANA CEN
Y TRIAL RAILWAY CDMPANl.-ILe agreement for
t. rclrglal4ulo This company haFln- been uuy -suel
parties luIrrr-t. number more ihin runccut 10
max, valid budA4 Copies cal To- nfuet tel 40 tAo
o,0- Oh 81. Kennedy .,1i rs ilu 81, anu j. OSBORN
Coz l.llll. o. aAd signature, OF AL otAtr plu".
,r-IDI- -laus Advantage Will DO Received uhtlI
S.a.Yurk Aug. > 1854 WILLIAM l.. SCOTr
JOHN : KENNEDY,
L. J. OSBOHN,
purchasing Committed.
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1Ivn srocK MARKErs-RI rHLEnRArn

BrrpALo sept 60 ArrlE-Reccipts to-day L'oo head
head, time LAST
week head. consigned through so cars nahe du
and unchanged -lc Missouri steer - l' d-i
a. oro steers - U, remain unsOd and pros
pecf4 Dit ,..,.. $500, =,
wee, fhu- Tar $1,000 head f1r same time last week.
l. 200 head gncd through offerings 90 sheep
light -lr. Fair GOOD Western sheep al =, . ~ west
IN, Lambs al - 1J1-J 30; Canada Lambs - 81 dtJ 80
UD,. lr,. DTS uda i-Nu adj total iIl TIE week Una.
far ..t.Oo fl -aIrr time las, wccA. 10000, coa-Shrd
r,up log cars market dull and lover sales Dras-r-
.9.7 -. Good oIAcrs - lJa - So no Good Medium
Heavy
fuFrT4 Penn. SOFT. Receipts Tor week
ending september through f-t h' al local
I.Ifket rDcuul aTlY active Nlii good nrano p clo
dulI. Prime S7af1 20, tupi - - 'i an - -"4
3. .I Eerlrr- ~ -f.traffS. - 90
Hp.-- r,el- or week 81 900 head. market Hrm al tI@
wccA PAad, phas, so So 20, baltimore, - oo4s- 500
Workers. - ,10fS .'". -,. ~, a..
Receipt. week, 80" head, market rulI Oom-
mon to EltrA :. al 50. Lambs - jrdeJ 3D.
~. LDiI- -eDt --HOs--K Receipts %" hrdfi rlpnoht'
n~sI make steady with demand PIGS and Ll-hl
loTRrrr 2s GOOD ,rhcrr r7 'dr0'f bu''"'is
To- Be-t Ilcayy. - CsQ - -. CIls ooQ-, o.
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IIyfErpoL Sept. s. %. n.-''r, Primo Meas Fl'tern
finn 30 do Western. urucr 10 '7 Bt'o1 rlli
tf.f -rrsrv. SHORE lt.I -frIlT 60. Long tl.dr
steady 30 short Clear strlly ,G. H1r'-L7us cut
steady al $500. shoulders u.l d. Br,-IiIa -.say
slt Extra nIIicr I1f. Prllc Mes, stcIly a 81.
Lirl-Prmr Western oul at ID yL laup8-Pumr llty
steady. .ItL IllDcutlu~ steady al 80. lo-iu--
F.urIu. Do: ID nn'I .trilg, Cle-,s n'uct n 'lp'
dull 40 J5. Lam Ij- -Four tXt.l -tttc dtu
a H.. Nhrtt-No j Whit- 4felty 40 ~ ia 80 --nrlgs.
dul ~ ld. Winter Western STEADY 10 sd Corn
Mixed steady I'D. for Ola oputo Iurprnune nc Lon
don duI al So. ,-,..,
IlFt.p00- sept. 81 o. mProvisl0ns -Boei. l'2hl Tor
Fzfra IlulA Mes, Tora. In-. per Do ior frue Mc'-,
Bacon for Long Gear Nitlirs anu hb Tor
short clear Niddles. b2 per cwt tor AmeicNL
Pr,duce-Ilow 4Eld Der Cheese id Der cwLior tuc
est trAaes o. American konuci Petroleum. oh per sL
lYu .
LIVERPOOL sept 9-23O D. - Brcad-tuus steady Flour
i0 t.. i,.r GENITAL Tor Western heat. jd ~ III
Genital Tor average California mite I'D a'l d tor Caltor
ma Iub 3Iul. Tor Rcd winter ~pHl ld Tor t'i
Western spunx Corn 2 per GENITAL Tor Old Mixed West
three days 3d. 900 ceutals including o,1OoO American
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LIVE STONk MARKET.

q5, hd % cis at Jcf-er CIV AKA f1 =, f Sfs o.
Total Tor days l2.3 Lead inst 1855 heaa for ne
nding ume lat week OF te - manifested 10
The Peunsyyan, al did not reach Inc leroy CIV
Giscoaraang feature. a duh DRESSED Btof fia5e
enough to last well week and tie PROSPECT u plenty u
were brought higher prices than weinesdav
and Bangr ate, extremely slow OF sale a. euron
I'm. -eao .n no les taaa zoo head we're .od insr o.
yer TO dre' - n WIN continued heavy run Of catte
Ia l' r' S,.' Cd a, v.s by 2e r. I me- M
general sales Of TOXINS a. 7ac 10 tfest . h ~ Colorado
Twelve Com Fei rcsans oorldo steers sold ar
io@ 20 5rcss - H. and cars Of ~ .'rsdos al
shipments tomorrow are - follows: Bv j. To7-y c..
~ Muton I'm tIr Icyopia and 500 coora,o sheen win be
foroid- his name icing given t. M pubic at present 1he
lave The whole lot will be shipped the ca.aa
eales-D waId for & walycl: JIG Ter.ns ]. l2g II,
Ios. n at 50 per o 10 ~ $500 I2is h. at %
Leyy CO Tor selves i Colorado tcrrs .d5 D. at &C. %
lo2S D. at se; 10 Sane DO - D. A II 'c 90 d. l6do'
at iiac % r.; coioraao d. lii n at lIc loo n
Ioarry ' 10 ho steer. az s H. at io 81 u Go 2i6
d. d. 10 - L-yis u indiana sie,rs O. ID at'' ~ 70,
III IS n COW. Iosj D. at lie: for son 81 Illinois
steer. 1898 al 80 56 b. 5odo rs, d. at LIE. Is do
IL Ne'er for -rl - Texans, 9e9 n at &C. - u % Col
5c per head ~ do M r. at c p DO 1850 rs s,c ii
do i'o5' D. Al ~ 80 so per heal m r, 90
a. ' u, i'r ~ Ig t ., t 81 81 30 3 =
illinois steers l,2lo 3D.. lt u &c. I6do l9- D. a. re o
a. 1t"c Ices -; So d. LOGS - ater ior eref ii.if,,t
on commits 20 MFed Western -iee' 40 Io a
al Il e 500 II-s b. a, ils. d. ITO. = - ls.c ~
I.I- I'd . d J.
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rrnorrAN rlvAv.IAl uARlEr,

LONDON. sept s-l.3D p. nj bonis four and nan
per IL Atlantic and Great Western met MOI gaze
iui-t,r.' certificate. - do second, II =; Iuc Al New
YORK central lj-t Pennsylvania central tt'3 htadnSl
. NcR-i ok. ontario and tsicII - dl'"duNoe anu
Paul common l-HA4
l<.sYOx. sept .3.pO p. m.-Paus aiyces quote three
rsuc-. AZ francs account
IoSDoN sept s. D. - Cousols. ".lSi@ 'or money ana
ggs Tor the account Atlantic Great western hfst mort
gage tru,ttcs certificates. 534 do second ~ a. lIe
- l.. Reading a2i- Sew JfA. ontario and Nt7'cI -
LONDON. sept - nl-fau- @lWcr' quote ihtee
Der cent rru- ~ - cenumr- Tor TIE account.
BEILIx sept --Iac statement ~ tho lmpeuA bah~ "
GERMANY has Increased 81 discount 10 pei cent
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feeal Notices.
GALE OFTHE SEAMEN'S FUND AND /

GALE OFTHE SEANEN'S FUND AND RE-
- TREAT PROPERTY staten lslsnd.-ln par.
suance the provisions OF Act chapter So. Of q ,
Laws 81 lt-.. notice - hclvOy given that propnsA
will received by the state Controller AZ Albany.
y. y. until the 3Oth day ~ september ls72, 10
D. oc ock the Of AL the real estate and
premises AMI other property "a the Io~uo Middle own.
EchmOld County. ptt--ed and iecentgI tCr4y, by
the trlstec OF tnc ,eamen Fund Retreat ~atn
land Enc Nc sN astr- oi land occupied By the
mrIs faAy ASYLUM, together Win tAc buildings thereon,
and the n Do OF NAY tbereiluul Go tay 81
The proposals Dee cash, include
who crazy portion ~ ad pretcs sold the pro-
pos4 t. for parts the desc pflon be given
accordance IA the map oi aid premises exhibition
~ Tie ONCE II tho Health OuDcr Al Quarantine staten Ia
Ian
Dated Albany, y. y. sept 2 lss2.
HENRY GALLIEN.
Deputy controller.
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LoNDoN Wool SALES.

T0yr0v Sent s-The following are the Woo. sales II
1hur--,iav Do ,lctan. 4.J,3 bales NewXoiani-Flccoc
ldr2 hi. secured. L., greasy. 81 ID looks
al pieces 4dHl4Ui 2Oyr DA4es }dney and queensland
-~,ouird. l.dQl ri eres-y if ~ Toe Ks am
pieces G li. l.N7f bales lOlt Philip -tt'co az +l
secured III I'D. rrea.y 7d0 ids ock, and pieces
o.. b l0Ld l.l31 balc4 TAsmaulan- Fleece. l1l" -s
.orii.1 lid .l greasy td l. .yi 5D2 bales Adelaide
~courcd IG-td al l6L. greasy 1gI 1IJ 81. pa bales
Cape AID Natal->cuuI,d 3l-dnl SID,
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BORDEAUX LINE.

ID New aII direct Inc ID tho % an ~ FrllsA
NEW-NDEK AND BORDEAUX DI kG'F
CHATEAU a.DLIi.I.i. 800 to-. rrt. AuI .lty AIg3l
-.rs fDr Frlnss spain ant Italy, pyrsAss1 PA
Nice sc. will stvo tns an eXJel>s D. rtNns tlsi tlh
CABIN lnclius vine, 80 STORAGE s2k Fox pAssa4
''' FILE BOULASGER 40 Beaver-st
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CUNARD LINE.
| NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
| FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS


= y : : y
per Of Company. ue - NOl River. io1- ~ MOI iou-,t
Tie gcr. BIZ lis line avod both transit by iAgisl
railway the d-cDm.Jr3 cr1ssIs the Channe. la
small boat
ANEtlOC +. Ssh'h !" ''"o' .Ay -"PI - a ~.
CA.ADA. FRA Z ~ ------- ~ elit-iat. @tp ~, ~ H.
FRANCE Peuriu Ntuteitr. 3D., tan .-uii sept . 3
LOU, DE BEBlAN, 40 D Bowling Green
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OrrrcE OF TIE rr,or p.clrlc R,rw,r CO.

H NO.g PINF.5r NETWORK
! Stocks earned on ; 10 10 per cent margin.
Weekly Financial Report nlel ires On apple ltion.
OFFICE or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.. ;
OREGON SHORT LINE RAiLWXY SUB
~ IPiION-fhe seventh in-taiment o II per
sort line la vii b. due and pa on ' Sept 9Th.
~. ms instrument o. snb-cuptous registered IN Ne~-
way Co IN New YORK. NJ y7 Broadway, and check. should
Boston WI be- payable at Tie lice Union paclAc Ran.
he mode nv b.e d, ifst,rS an & ,i,
present their ceruncates when ma. piymenL thar tho
H. 10 the hs second and third insamrn not heretofore
To 900 or rle4 thcr.oi vii be- 5, vers , a. ~
following the parent Of fl, NH rnt a III ons ia
II the ,toca dur the subscription viii delivered
i1Il aay following tAe pH'men o. he ~. en n,anent
stock SIDNEY DiLLON.
1'HE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO,
CAPITAL, sJDO.o0).
SIX PER E6 cENT s2TE}Z p 81 g2yyaelsR "'orl
coyrRtcrS5 CoartyY. 100 BGot6%AY}
I'HE transfer books of the Hudson River
= contracting Company VIII De- closed % Monday oeptem
hSr H. ,3 oeoe@ p ~ for te pnrpo,e Of ascertain
Due notice viii be gwen Of the iae oi tisnOl ion.
A. ID. tALIt. -ecretary.
p Tne Sogga RIVER CroNsC.rcroE CoM.ASyy.
THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE NORTH
L RIVER cos UcrioN COMPANY ar, HEREBY no.
thIriIsspeeye ,lia,et 1a,tnsat ;p 81 la ben day
9lce No. 10 Broad T. Olil, Bud'as New-lorA CITY. On
me transfer DO viii closed Monday August %
at Dr. until the morning Of Ia'ay september " ne1-
NEw.YoRK ONTARIO AyD WtsIEay RAILWAY G. NrAyY.
TGEAorAH..s ~ ~, ,..s, 81 81, - %4fL.ss3E{
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS con-
PANY wAp have .un,. .b 4 a. The lrst mortgage
isCFFtLO hAiLw,Y CosrpA " unler the terms Of ms
arr n.'n Of t & Eer c ON ter r.pee t'
soa II D,ic,a m ,s az oc ou 81 a tao
- de Doh 7Io I.p.h d.-I l"t wy % ,l'tt
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I'VE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWA
Ocean Steamers

4 NCIOR LINE L. :. Mil Steamers.
~ LIVERPOOL sERNICl
The "e4l-AlOAl aud popular steamship
CITY Or ROME
sails fDr Il rH4ODl. Wa 4 EtNsTDNN.
noa. f.'t d NottA iiFel. NcF-lorS
saturday, eri. pm at .iItay. oct - a.
Cabin, $50 AM J 'ENrurs' Oh &c sets a. eiuced raeA
steeIace-Drf~afd. So. Prepaid, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
NETWORK 8In GLASGOW via DERRY,
from Pier 20 North River, NrA-lore
DI.NONIA sept .. %. in tiitlA--IA sept Z p.
EIHiOPIA.~epL lt = o ui 20 IN =, A.-cp Sol. a.
Ntl"s OF passage to
f.ik .kfO1l. BELFAST .or LDNDJNDEkRf,
taOns 800 10 $50 second cabins. 80.
c-rsFr-Dutward, 50. Prepaid 80.
FOR iOc4 uf lJ ftaHu. IItt- t4-, &C.. Apply TO
HiN b-l.-O- LIto nflt-.t bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

kNHIIE STAR LINE.
w UNITED states AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF l.EN -IOMN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICF-Tue steamers or this Tine tlas tlo Land Route
recommended by Lieutenant Mauy, L. ". no
outward ard h0meward voyages
BHIANNit capt Perry------oai !rdAy, sept - 3. IN.
-.ji p H.
4 Afff. feuuIn THU -lay. sept. o. =
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF wEsr
lUlH~L
win not cali 10 lueer -tJwu
These steamers Uniform IN size and unsurpassed sD
ponunouts The SllO'hs -aterDoms, smoking ani BAN
Rooms placed nVi~c
cdst felt anOlIug degree o comfort hitherto unatiuaJo
RATES Saloon So and $780, Return tc.ots fayOrL
BIO tens. stecIago irOm to Old County, 80 uOm NoN
York. ~
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep n'r pigA
Fur inspection plans and other i0u soh appr AZ ths
COMPANY Offices. SO. 81 BroAIN ~ Ne" olA
H. j. CONIiS. Age1-
C. l.. BARTLETT & co. gents. Boston.
BAAKIIT * CAIrEkl. Agents fnfiadclphA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09

STAINED.
sGf et 2 GS5a Gaarv: iSS' GE mns i'
Futures dull closing points higher for september an4
Prices paid-~cptember. l2.3lGi3i7; October, u. 20
j1naary % Marcn On hpr I4o5
a.Ao4. Prices for RING and Aarsins-septembcr, l2i5
qary' IL Febr,ary Isl: March -. AnIll ,-.gai
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4taI245. oct. bvr. s.a.1 49,
NoyemCer L. lob ho ombr ll6t al 20 4ah1aiy
April o ol1.o5i Nay I2.I4a 2!5; June l2-44l2-5
flour AND MEAL-FLOUR ore active. but vitAout
decided change Minnesota Extras steady ard most
otr siads me sr,s IN Dnyer favor export demand ghte
S .i ~ & bis q" wn 20 ] foe
export; J Including 9'go i Gs' WHY Gy V N < <Ts.
Quotations: No. > s3d 20 latter Supernc : 7oq
$ 20 Good to Fancy dS s. 90, Common +" GOOD Htra
70 GOOD Extra hound Hoop OHIO, 81 9ces' 20
$, eoSs55 3D. clear 81 j5ds7 90 Fye Mixture - 70 ~ -
ssaSs Is. i Loas common 10 FAR E1ua, a ga
3 -; Good To Very Sn4ice 'n!f - 30 fatcht W i'd
indies. 2Oaa5 50 soutn America > 55T55 - Pate1t
quito uncnanged: sale, 500 bbt Common % GOOD h1ir
fL6UR dun sales. 800 661s suserfne % s,as
SoR SS MA1 qS aS5te a sG "Fndy"e
TIIH Prices unchanged Throughout and trade only MOD
Saeias and have moi Vet TAKEN bod vcry ecd ter@ is
oTe 5rouo4Hcea ~ Gotocefr and o.
ton liam hero but II The Teen gAt receipts eonnue mch
TOREIGN FKCIrS-Grcoa -c,dy and fairly active
weak Layer R~su- . IU4s- 20 Loose 30. s5csl 9Ji
GRAIN-wHEA1- Market irregular aad unsettled cash
lott - better opuonaopencd ole lover subsequently
above rae clr,eat l,i evening export demand quite
spccs, We account, .ac- 90 bush fatnTe - oo5
BUSH cash, nciadins Un~radei winter Red ~ ~ T..
hyeleai steamer No. . i'rd 81 q. atl ~ 80 It.i
Ie iat,l price for nest ce,s 80 Rel, . ~ GeyHed
NjAtH l.e - OlGr'u'Q " ie &c a. 81 t 40
S "a eei'e AZ hsq Sep9 PEI 81 o., 81 o. ~ clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-09
Clnlntl1I.

GWYNNE g. DAY,
~ No. As WALI~sT
TRANSACT GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS n RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS, 90
HENRY Il. RAYMOND q CO.,
IL No. PGNE-5r, NETWORK.
stocks carried on 3 10 10 per cent margin.
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