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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08
PERSONAL.

MAJOR 3. HENRY ScHLEY, soldier of
the late war, and prominent Mason and
member of the Grand Army of the Repub
lie, died in Frederick, Maryland, on Tues
day, at the age Of 40 years.
Mrs. HARRIET BEEcHER Stoves
seventieth birthday will be celebrated
to day. Houghton, Miff1in s. Co. will
give garden party in honor of the
author at Newtonville, Mass.
WILLIAM PENN FINNEY, for twenty
years past compositor on the Public
Ledger, died yesterday at bis residence,
No. 1917 Moyamensing avenue, in the
18th year of his age. He had been con.
nected with pennsylvania newspapers for
sixty years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08
Hazer5 Prosecuted.

At tho instance of the fathers of two of
tho Trinity college students at Hartford,
who were hazed by members of the senior
class last April, prosecutions have been
brought against the thirteen students who
were suspended by the faculty, and who
have recently returned to the city. There
was special hearing in the case in the
superior court. The offending students
pleaded non contendere, and were fined
$40 each aud costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08
Mr.. Keely uO Tell About 1t.

At 4 meeting OF the committee appoint
c,l by tho board of directors of the Keely
Motor company to try to adjust tho differ.
ences between Mr.. Keely and certain
stockholders. an agreement signed by
President Randall Of the Motor company
and Mr.. Keely was furnished for publica-
ton. By it all differences have been all.
justed, and William Boekel, of Philadel
phia, is agreed upon as tho person to be
instructed by Mr.. Kcely in the construc
ton and operation of his inventions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08
Meeting of tns Medical Society.

Meeting of the Medical Society.
A stated meeting Of the Lancast .r city
and county medical society WIS held in
their rooms in the G. A. X. hall yesterday
afternoon. The president, DIR. j. ii.
Musser, occupied the chair.
The following named members were
present: Msssrs. Drs. Blackwood,
Bolenius. NJ. l.. Davis, 5. T. Davis,
Ehler, Foreman, A. J. Herr, +. NJ.
Musser, Stehman ard ,Welchans, from
this city :; Drs. Black, of Strasburg !;
Craig, Of Columbia !; Beaver, Of Buck
j. II: Davis, of SOIflersburg; B. +. Herr,
Livingston, of Mountville !; Lightner. Of
ii. II. Mpsser, of Wilmer Reamsnytler,
of HinkletOwn ID. II. Shcnk, of Rohrers-
town ; j. ii. Shenk, Of Lititz Thornc, of
MastersOnville; Wcntz, of New Providence;
ROhrer, of Quarryville: Brubaker. of
Akron; Shaeiier, OF Farmersville Ken
dig, Of Salunsa; ZelI, Of FairmOnnt
Hershey, of Paradise BrysOn, Of Mar
ticvillc Miller Of Bird-in- Hand Now
cry, Of COnestoga Hurst, of Earvii!e
Alexander, of Marietta Dunlap, Of Man
helm and Cline of Clay
Drs. T.. s. Wcntz, J. $. Krcider and J.
Nj. Wilmer, were elected members Of the
society.
The reports from different sections of
the county were to tho effect that there
were 10 prevailing epidemics except mea
sles.
DR.. \. NJ. Miller gave detailed report
OF the late meeting of the state medical
association at Titusville.
The subject Of post functus lemorrhage
was then discussed
Puerperal commissions was the subject
appointed for discussion at tho next meet
ing.
Adjourned.
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Killed by u Powder ExpiOsiOn.

A San Autonie Crexas) special says :
A terrible explosion occurred yesterday
in tunnel No. On the G.. p & T. railway
extension, where $50 kegs of blastir 2
powder were ignited by workman on the
in the west end were at once overwhelmed
with earth, rocks and trees. Three were
killed and five woundeG.'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08
College Orators.

Tie junior oratOTial contest at Frank
lin and Marshall college will take place ill
the chapel building on the campns mex:
Tuesday evening, tho 18Th. The speakers
will be N. G. Heisler, C. ID. Moy"r. J. y.
Adams, +. +. Schroeder and G.. &. Stah;.
and the affair will BIC in charge of n cnm-
mittec consisting Of NJ. W. Mauch, w. q.
Mayburry and E. E. Portcrfeld.
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ROBERT GEisylN'S DEATH
\ For.ner LanCastrian Shot by u 1iIrrken
KOwdy.

y EOr.ner Lancastrian Shot by 1iI,srken
KOwdy.
The StceltOn Reporter has the following
particulars OF the sad death of Mr.. Il. +.
Gervin, (formerly Of Lancaster cuunty,)
but for several years past Il wel-to do-
farmer, residing three miles from Winches-
ter, Virginia, who was shot by u drunken
rowdy named Dyke, the evening of June
3, and who died on Monday, June ),
from tho effects Of the wound 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. Gervin and his hired man
were riding out from Winchester Oh Satur-
day evening, on their way home, and
when only half . mile from the town,
Dyke put in AL appearance and attempted
to jump upon the horse rode by MIR. Ger
vim. The rider Of the horse ordered him
off, and repulsed him, and finally he
leaped upon tho back Of tho animal rode
by Mr.. q. The former did not object.
and told Dyke to keep quiet, aud hn
might ride along. Presently the rascal
drew y revolver fiOm his hip pocket and
commenced firing for amusement. Tho
third shot Incidentally, Of course, struck
Mr.. Gervin in the groin, iniicting Il NOR
tai wound. After cxclaiming, " My God,
you have shot me-" and " May the Lord
have mercy on me !" the wounded man
never spoke L word. Medical aid was in-
medately summoned, but Mr.. Gervin was
past all human hep. Dyke, who claims
it was a careless accident, is in tho VIM
chester Jail. Mr.. Gcrvin lost his wife
about three months ago, and was tho
father of four little children. Two cf tho
orphaned children were left with friends at
Lancaster where their mother was buried,
and two accompanied the remains of their
father yesterday. Tho affair caused much
regret at Winchester, as Mr.. Gerviu was :,
man Of means ana was highly respected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-08

ADJOURNED.
Common Council
The following members were pesent ::
Messrs. Albright. Buchanan, Cochran,
Cormeny, Cox, Dinkleberg, Eaby, Good
man, Hartley, Huber, Hurst. Lichty, Nc
killips, Middleton. Moore, Power, Reith,
Riddle, Schum: Smeych, Trost and Or.
Davis, president.
MIR. Riddle presented the petition OF 8,
number OF citizens of the Sixth ward
praying for the guttering on North Lime
street from the culvert southwark. Re-
ferred to the street committee with in
structions to have the work done at once
Mr.. Albright presented tho petition OF
citizens of the Fifth ward praying for the
macademiz;ny of Charlotte street, from
West King to Orange. Referred to street
committee with instructions to have tic
work done.
Mr.. Smcych said his attention had been
called to the almost impossible condition
of John street. The constable Of the ward
had informed him that unless councils
made some arrangements to have tie
street repaired, he would be compelled to
return tho same to court as nuisance. \
resolution was passed By councils request
ing the street committee to attend tn the
matter.
At the last meeting of council 4 rcso!u-
ton was adopted referring to tho city So
licitor the question of the liability OF the
city to the several fire companies co:npo-
sing the old volunteer fire department for
part of their annual appropriation tha: has
been withheld. The opinion OF the city
solicitor was presented By 1lr. Eby. After
REVIEWING. the history Of the Lancaster fire
,,e,,rt,nent siDce 1887, and the several Or
dinances under which annual appropri
:tions were made, the city solicitor con-
cludes by stating that under tho last ordi
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CHAIRMAN BOGERT, Of the Democratic
committee, says the state convention will
be without slate. He finds in the state
a sentiment for Turnkey for governor and
Ludlow for judge.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21


LrvERPooI- Feb 20-l23G u.-Cotton-steady Mddlinr
Uplands Gid; Mldding Creans 6Iisd sales 10000 bales
22.510 bales Including 1880 bales American FUTURES
February and March delivery 64d do March and Aprl
June delivery ad also 81. ID do June and JuIV deivery
std ao or J9y sna AqgGst deyery 9sfd ao S7d DO
LrvERrooI- Feb. 10000 D. m-rns safes OF the Gay IN
ding @ eS March and Rr delveTT na' 10" ha
LIvygf22 fs0 so1 & p & pl35ds
and June deysry e-ed; do 113e and y1y delivery 6a
Middiing l0Acd Good Ordinary l0e receipts sl bales
BAIrr,ioGE. Feb 2o-Cotron steady; middlnng Il@c:
Low Mddhng. llcs Good Ordinary 10 g. gross receipts
25 bales exports = Great Britain LoS7 bales; sales.
gosroy. F,eb 2o;-COttoD daL' Mddnns ll'e4 Low
bales; gross. I,oU2 bales; took s,S27 bales
Low Middiins Sci Good oPilnarv lose ne reeeipss &
l73 bales exports coaswse LIS bales sales 500 bales
CycxsAT FEB 9ocqton quiet: Miadlings li;c Low
bales shipments lOs5 bales; rs bales; stock. s4l5
GALVESTON. FEB 2O-Cotton arm AnddlIng Il sc.; Low
Middlng lQaic' Good 0riinary lOe net receipts l3is
bales sa - 75j bales stock. u ,6i4 bales
t 0Ila4isE' tgO VI 20 9q 99n quet 4lddhns; tI%c ,,i
Low 1dding 1896 Good Ordinary l0lc. net receipts.
Mo1LE, Feb 2o.-Cotton steady MiddIng. l1asc.; Low
bales exports to Great Britain SO bales TO the Ointment
loo bales co4stwise 81 bales 500 bales stock
NEw.ORLEASs Feb. 2o-cotton steady; Middnng il &C.;
ON hlNtiah@ AAe-' f""u N'l.AAhAg' A"rN.. az. tPe'
3 SIS bales sSes 5000 bales last evening 800 bales
stOcs. 36l .929 naies.
NoRToLk. FEB 2o.cotton steady: Mdalng, II &c: net
receipts, i30 bales exports coastWe, lob bales sales
442 Dlles: stock. %, ,z32 bales.
PHLADRLPHA. Feb. 20 Cotton steady Middnng IL Ssc..
Low AIddlng II - Good Ordinary. lOlsc. receipts,
9 baes exports to Great Britain 1900 bales stock l6ye6
bales
SAVANNAH Feb 2O.-Cotton firm. Niadnng Iisci Low
Mdding iOsc Good ordinary g'sc net receipts l2s6
bales exports Great Britain. s. % bales cOastwie 1925
sales l.sO0 bales last evening 800 Daes: STOCK
~ 1875 bales
Mddnng 10 Sci Good ordinary 40 Nc; receipts 80 bales
gross bales Shipments 312 bales. stock, 1852 bales
WILMINGTON FeD. 2O-l0tton Middung. ii &C; LOs
MddnG 1Oi3lac; Good Ordinary, 9sc. net receipts, 2i2
bales; sJOCA 1913 D14es
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

a. about steady prices state Factory Common 70 Fancy sS
l5ci western Flat Fair t0 Prime edl2 Cheodar far 10
Shoice s6l2sc- Skins. Common 70 Choice Sgi &c
E6Gr-Marget opened iTln. but closed dil ana uf
ing Long Island and nearby. 2313cc; state ana Penny
vana, ? az 2c, Western Fresh, Zlci SOUTHERN fIesi'
2td2ic; Western. Poor to Good. i5d-5c.
aIcE-MOdcritely active and steady at 5HdI &c
SEEDS Clover quiet Al Sisd9c. for Western and 80
a for Canada Timothy quiet at - 70as5 2o fiaAserd
quiet at Al 3sdSl 40 ,,,,
sTEARINE-Dui and dropping Choice City quoted II ac
asked OeOmargarne Stcarine, lO4o. ooo -. -, 4,
SCGAR-Haw quiet and unchanged sales ~ nldo 1 III
42J bags Demerara 1tTugal lo; CUBA III
ieor 70 Commons do Fair. &c; do Good %; uo: rrnS
1ltc.; do Centrifugal 1Sd-c.; do Molasses SuRaI S2~
G2e do Meade 3asg5c do Ciayed boxes -; ,d ~ I, S9
10 TO l2S &c Rico Rcfnin. Inferior 70 o"d at
59,d7e do DO Good to Prime srazi D. :; Nqr
10 II. G1 nc, Java. D. :. Nos. To- IL 81 d ala
Ioi0 uperfne and superior dbifc. termed
Cut %, Crushed 95ic; Cubes SAgc foNuere
Csc; Grnunlated gatsc Mould "A" &C.; CONFECTIONERY
a SasGsIsc. :" StanHnrd." S3c. on ." A.. SAG ',.'-
White xtra sGSac. Yellow do, do. T1GI's 'sc enc"
&C" TL074c.; Yellow. 6a4 al &c. $500 =. q, soae
TALLOW-Quiet and steady; sales. $4,000 H. SlsGS
WOOL-Aiessrs I0lloweu & Coburn. Boston state feDru
arv u. The demand Wool durng the week was cona
atively light and though prices nave been iirly %
there pressure 10 sci than ~ any QUIZ.
since the opening Of this year Foreign GiIcuar' iS
public be held in London VIII r-hD-H
prices though there must be material decline o,
fore American manufactures can obtain supplies HUM 'ha
quarter, the report diniulshes confidence here
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
rore,xl liquidation of long accounts

,,a,oa reueisl liquidation of long accounts
nS ," On. "bearsp were passive buyers, With
W. W. demonstrations, and at prices at which
gu. .Ls were pushed upon them. Central OF New
81 sold up to 97l2 in the early trading.
g.. i later sold at 947s@95l2. Central ana
s1.sson sold no higher than its opening
e,nras 1915, and later it soldat 1909 l3Ot' Lake
E. opened at 1903 and declined 10 1o94@ no;
Sar4bwest sold from 134l to 1850 1855 ana 81
pap declined from 109sl to 1Osl2G loo's' Inc
market closed weak and unsettled.
The business in Government bonds was only mod
crate and their prices were irregular Inc rst olos
spr the continued 6s and the i2s each were s per
cent lower, and for the continued os IS per cent
- Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
EURoPEAN MARKETS.

rIvNRrOO- Feb. 2O-2OU rn.-P0rK-Prne Eastern.
steady at o5 co Western steady al 49, Bacon-Cumberau1
a,ut. a. AZ short RID dun 6d. Long Clear.
4JGd. snort Clear. dun AZ. hams-Long cut
Suil a for new. geef-Indil
Mess dull -: Mess dull III: Prime Mess dui
al steady 5j3d
CITY steady 443d TurDenune->pirJs steady az AZ.
1Osin-Fine duu libO Common steady az O3d Cheese
ChOice dnll al i Oh Lard O. here Flour
Ixtra Cull az "a. WIea-Nu White dun at 10 a.
No z h Spnng. dun 10 ia. Winter New Western. dul
81 H. COrn-MINed steady 81 G.. tottOuseeq OIL
elbow American. none mere. R0sin-COmmou az London
culi q. TurpenERe-SDi1ts az London. hrmer al
3l3G
LISEnP0ol. Feb 2O-ReceiDts Of Wheat for tho week:
PrUm ports $3.50 quarters from Pacdc ports,
7OO1 quarters fOm oteT sources 5000 quarters Corn
1Z.2iG quarters
AyTwa.r FeD 2O-Petroeum u francs y confines
for pale American coXs Lard closed I52 francs
100 li0s
sg2nrS Feb 20.-wucOIs Lard closed at So
Der 40 pounds. Petroleum marks 40 penIns2
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
BAKKIYG AND FIY4ECIAL
NEw-YORK. Feb. u, 1852.

NEw-YOBK Feb. Il, 1852.
HON. J. :. LATHROP.
DgAE SIR: We, the undersigned, in view Of
public efforts now being made Ia change the man
Ggemeut OF the Ceutral Railroad Company of New
Jer ey beg 10 assure You Of onr su port an ass ST.
auce IL preserving control, pledgng our votes and
Influence at the approaching election for such
ticket you aid your friends may select and We
beg further to suggest that proxies should be asked
Tor ID names Of francis =. La hrOp, John ;. Ken
nedy and Frederick l.. FrelinghuyscH.
Yours very lruiy,
gO1N :. KENNEDY, lusters for mortgage
). u. FERMILYE, {bondhoucrs
A. J. DREXEL, GEORGE Ii. POTTS
:. u. BADLOCk, THOMAS DICKSON,
X. A MCCURDY,
Join KEAN, JAY GOULD,
20. HAVEN. SIDNEY DILLON
y A. POTTS b. NILIIAMSON
FL. .FRELINGHUY5EN. JOHN s. BARNES.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
.Orl'ns
STAINED

fOO
sales i0o 10 bales Prices paid-March Ii6alI 70 April,
Il Aag Aaynst ii5S56 1ne september l5
lbs oetSeGr NoyemPSSl March tT Apr H
iIsG Nav G June s July l2J August g H. l. 10. 10.
o,moc 33 January IL ~ Closing pnce, for contract
FebruaTy ll6 ~; March i.Ig - A%IH; % y
az August 1850; September l2Ql-gl; CGio6eE
iL5s Transferable orters II6I.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-MaTEet d9ll; and PRICES on
generally without decided change Limited export ana oo
bina tr.de demand bnil4ts. lor shP ~ ~ many nan IN IN" t NJ
- West Indies sG e 50 % for EnrPe s. 90 %
ssas 30 for winter wheat 6ols. Low Grade Extra
Z % 5SGsS sSt ' for sSo VS WneF Wheat 400 bols MIN
g soass e for ,I te w9Ge h @oas5 Faags e
Of the safes $500 b9 were ott n yTgI sypoTT SI0@ 69
suDerhne Fl Gsi 46 common 70 Fan ztra state .! 80
- - GOOD T2 y,g2a western as g. Good to Choice 50 'O5
s. 10 Common - Good Extra Round HOOP ono - 80 o.
81 as5 -. Clear - -50S7 Rye Mixture e0dso -
Good 10 Very Choice Family 80 sl4@9 20 , iatent
daI'.. I'e soUTHERN FLOUR qaict steldy sales. 100
Choice - 90aSs-..RYE FLoURn buyers favor sales
300 bbs superfne = 4ga$i - u ~ n y" H. IA
CORN MEAL dull Branaywne. IS 7j yellow West
GRAIN-whEAr-M Market la,5el2c. better excited and
unsettled scarcely any hing doing for Szpo ana @n very
3G00OOO bush. future ll7OOO bush cash, including Jn-
e ID. Red. - No. led
- "a s41l 80 for old; Old Mixed WINTER
g+uFl --4 Tugraded White, 81 "a 0-l 20 NO Nhlic
2ga 81 a. 32lt for Old; No. Red Fcbruary
u 3L3faSl -. closing do March - - N@oi 't
%. do ApT - ]'D-1@. q, .. c4UslnE 81 10
Nav. 5j QSl 3. closing 81 Or NO uAc, 81 asHr 5. T.
clo-n4 II "a L DO July. 81 2J0Tl -ba. losing Fl 20 i--
RYE heavy lower with more doing for export sales
- 900 busH Canada part prompt and the remainder ior
special delivery March 3-c iu bond quoted al
-6o4-c the whole ot- ant boat loads
BARLEY Market fairly active a about faur process fle
stock reduced, and n-derlule por
ton sales u,OuO bush. No, Cana
dA 81 Ia 10000 bush %, $1,000 bush. ugIda1C
do q II 80 900 bush Sx-r0wrl state 81 10 @ b .L -
NJ TT duiet and steady COaN-MaIket lad-c better;
moderate export trade deuIud a-d tlrF active
bu
sales ljo 900 bush. cash, including
Eraaed Western h r1J'4, SD. tst t.. i amer
5IAcI t-c; 20 lluCi for t7 76J4c 10 ulti
including 10000 board O. -2c; 40. White,
soc. White -oatheru, Csc. Nelo" western g. g.. 20
Mixed February &c closing &c DO. March. o. -lt' c,
closing SC; do April 6' -aG5c CLOSING o'c d9 1y -
lc closing iuiv, oAl7-'A Al"ei 9c'TNty y" attNt
without decided change options - better sales
L. including No o 80 t0l4 sctJi new, t'2 lOr
Old; No. . 49AGl9c Tor new. Jua43 Sc; for pd No. H.
40 Lc No White 49, 3DiJ &C for new 2 r"id- 80 :,
Sic ,c Tor old 40 l. 53c; intending 10000 push
Mixed March 4t4 0+5 -2c, 1000 tu- 10 - a - &C.
FLED about steady; 4OayO d. 5OGaoc@ Mldi4iAs@'
81 l0USl TO-
IN sroEE N NEv-YoRK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD - RAILWAY LIGHT
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
TOta bush. l5j,926 37.555 lS9,ss3

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
IrSp0v Fob 2O-l2.3O o. m-AtlaD and Western
fIst gage trustees certificates. 4jl do second 10;
ILLINOIS g-utra l37 ~ Prnnsy gania Central, C2- Erie
Pu DO cOnsos 1OOL1 Reang 81 =. New York, On
karo
LoNDoS Fen. 2O3OO p. m-Bar silver Is quoted at ga
IONBOy Feb 2O-2OD n m.-COnsOls. lOO3iq for money,
lOO account; Atlantic and Great eern hrst
certificates 452 do second l6t; Ene.
kO4s second cOnsOis- 100 Illinois Central loo
LONDON Eel. 2O-4;3Op o. m.-fhe amount OF OuuOn gone
intO the Bank England balance today 4ZOOUD
LONDON Feb 90 D. m.fdus advfces quote Jnree per
francs 10 centiTnes for the
Feb 2O5.OU D. m.-ExclAnge LOnd1l - francs
k6L2 Ceuumes
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riger. Vessels and RIilroGd&
NEw-YoRK Monday. Feb. 20. 1ss
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoBK. Monday, Feb. 20, 1852

ASHES Unchanged
COFFEE-lio srong demand fair Ordinary to Prime
carguts c, including Fair 9asdluc: sales p
Genoa basis OF S7c for Fair the Aureoa aTr ed with
5uOO bags te stock O SSS.5 bags aid grades
steady sales Kado. private
95 bags Maracaibo l3c 700 bags do, IL and
200 bags do lOC; quoted 5R0 &c.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton unchanged sales 20lG bales l9l
bales aurday evening" including 7Da bales Export aud
81 for consumption Delivered contract 500 bales
Receipts AZ the ports to-day, - bales. against To- =
bales this daY week and o l76 bales last year SINCE
September 39-4l67 bales against 4.556S7l bales same
pelluu last season.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
yrOTArIONs ON BFRVEs TO-DAY.

BEevEs-Receip yesterday and to-day were 81 carloads
at Jersey l ana q GaIS Al iuas f ns - ,T"E
were 333 head and 2ss head more than
one y fdsappgntnens 70 all parties The strong close on
mi the western dist bunr points male the prospects for
week bright and eucouragng Iut the Dressed Beef
trade pan out well as was expected ana me
p6ningly light demand on Friday Guthst
were LIBERAL and iuyers gained some concessions before
onG inc c'GIi' car a ioags aiT or which c6rHi have
sold at small advance from wednesday But N trying
eucred compelled accept Ds at m the day az
least c below the prices asked AZ the opening on te
week has been neither satisfactory nor profitable
Goanting the IL ear loads to arrive about p m for
J. hanberg Coz and the arrivals for the Jersey CIV mar
ne fct T6a lent begins on Wcnes1y From the start
bTtcbcr showed willingness 70 operate pr tty freely ana
good reported opening 10 finish Common and
while all grades well up tie best hgmes on
ang coparison ih foda% The Yards were prety wei
cleared by II a but u oos ~ aier ~ NJ 70 Close our ,hs
rive for Weine.iav- market stimulated sellers hold Or fun
rates. carload Oi rat coarse Chicago Citt sold
Ioc 90 dress D. ID less 81 per hea and cars Of elt \ a.
below oc to dress SO n and the huk OF the sses were At
.GI G 3 a. rts L = inced IN @ c1ri5s for Mr Eastman
Schwarz-chd q ~uzbergrr and cars for Mes-rs kant
strauss leaving about 40 carloa!s ior te milAet
sellers together early and very good rlce
w. T p H,-c- an he current rates On FRIDAY ~ hat
market place: TINS raining rather more than va o,t On
Of very Cl ce Durham s.cer- led by Mr. Jackson ln
Logan county Illinois, lust across the river
POO head herd of which 81 head arrived some
week or two a-O SOLD 81 Der 10. q. ~ the -
heal received today - we're purchased Alr Blum
rutII - GI per loo Oh, aud head said to have been TIE
t0p. of me scar loft any such timing top
went 10 Mr. 81. r. Burcllu at l5c, to dr'-- go % NJ.
FurcbaId aterTard retail q the ID Cate al lac O. dress -
dress I Alul l-L4euIutA also bought
I'D extra car oll o Illinois steers an c, live weight equal
To- s. TO dress 3 b. less 6c Der head ASIDE these
fancy cattle the range from Jc o. dress
o.. "a ID see 10 ure-- - d.
Mr. Eastman az head part for shipment alive
and rf ffrf mort lfIU -H an -H"a
purcla ed l1j head. and Mrsr- sherman a. lcu
I for heir beef export uaic. NO shipments from THIS
port today TIE CUlou Line steamer AlysslI4 has
rgcratur b1ari The next outgoing steamer VIII DEE
Denmark. Aciuesca with 3I2 Live Cattle Tor MI l.
q. Eastman
The weeks shipments of Live cattle sheep and Hogs and
Dressed lcci, Mutton aud Hogs, were follows;
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21

The following were the receipts and shipments at
bnd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
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5000 bush; cornls,O0 bush; Oats none. Shipments
Wheat cone; Corn, 5000 bush; Oats 1880 bush.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-21
financial.
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OFFICE OF THE PULLMAN PALACE CAR CoHpAyY,(
CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1852.
A T THE SPECIAL MEETING OF the stock
~ holders held this day resolved to increase the
capital fZJ236O being p Of the entire
OF aid company at this date.
stockholders OF record February l., 1882 viii have the
option March S subscribe such stock
extent exceeding efourth Of their holdings.
Payments to be made follows: Fifty cent OF be-
fore March l. sS and 30 per cent before May = 1884
Full paid certificates Of stock viii be issued each
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forms Of subscription and all information relating
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THE COMPANYs OFFICE, Chicago. -
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