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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07

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DIED.

On May so, 1882 at o'clock P. NJ, in Jeffersoss.
hiR. PHILLIP HAKE.
The deceased was one of the oldest settl RS I'm
Jefferson County. He was born in PennsS lvauia
July IA, 1885, making him 90 years, 10 mon ks
and 16 days of age at the time of his death.
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HOME MATTERS

Pure Paris Green at Straw & Muir
phys.
st. Paul's Parish Guild meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Edward Rack.
Jesse Stone has purchased the late
residence of J.H. Reyes on. Fourth street,
for the consideration of 50 900.
The post office has received coat OF
whitewash which greatly improves the
appearance of this portion of Uncle Sam
uel's dominions.
The Columbia county Old Settlers
Club, which meets at Columbus, June
18th. will be addressed in German by Z.
FL. Gardner, of this city, task he is well
fitted TO perform.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jones are the
happy recipients OF a tine boy baby that
arrived Monday forenoon to keep the in
terest on the juvenile question from flag
ging at their home.
"A good deal Of interest is being mani
tested this spring in the raising OF Amber
cane A large mill is to be put up on
the farm of Fred Nearing, in the town OF
WATERFOWL, this season.
The bazaar and festival given last
Thursday evening by the ladies of st.
Paups church was a very successful affair
and wlthal pleasant entertainment,
netting eighty-one dollars clear profit.
Straw berry raisers report that the out
look for an abundant crop of the fruit was
never more promising than at present.
The beds have blossomed full and the
recent frcsts do not seem to have injured
the vines in the least
Last, Friday morning Ferdinand
Schemmel, a resident of the First ward
and employed in the bedstead and chair
factory of p Heinrlchs & Co, had
thumb and two fingers cut off by buzz
saw.
1t is rumored that the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway Company
intend soon to run fast passenger train
from Chicago to Madison via Milwaukee,
Watertown and Sun Prairie which will
arrive in Madison at 5:15 2. nj.
The Northwestern University band,
assisted bv the members of the school,
will give concert at the close OF the
Commencement exercises Tuesday even
inc, June DIST. The band has attained
fine proficiency under the leadership of
Pref. O. NJ yesterday and an interesting
programme will be rendered
Edwin O. Blake and Mis-. Ella A.
Mowder were united in the bonds of mat
rimony at Minneapolis, Minnesota, last
Wednesday evening, May 31st, 1882.
The bride is Watertown girl born and
bred and her many friends here wish her
a happy and prosperous welded journey.
The Temple of Honor of Jefferson
are making extensive arrangements for
grand temperance picnic on the Fourth
of July The temperance organizations
at Fort Atkinson, Cambridge. Clinton,
Rome, Busseyville, Waterloo, WATERFOWL,
Milton and GAINESVILLE are expected to
send large delegations and gathering of
unusual interest is anticipated.
One Of the greatest attractions in the
amusement line ever presented in Water
town will be the appearance at Turner
Hall this "wednesday evening of Miss
Anna Dickinson in her great role of Ham
let, Prince of Denmark, supported by
splendid dramatic company. Apropos to
this presentation of Hamlet here we pub
lish in another column the favorable
criticism made by Schuyler Colfax upon
Miss Dickinson's rendition of the famous
character
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07
E02. Sale.

/ offer for sale my brick house and
three lots, situated corner of Clyman and
Seventh streets, First ward ,on reasonable
and easy terms. For particulars apply
on. the premises.
Mrs. d. MITCHELL.
WATERFOWL, June 9Th, 1882. 34wS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07

CHAs H. WILDER, Agent
Take train at C. & n. W. R'y depot for al
noints on all C. Il n. w. R'y, lines north and
northwest of Madison, viz: for all points on its
St Paul & Minneapolis line via Baraboo, Eau
Claire &c; for all points on its W. St Z. line
via Winona. Rochester, &c, to Watertown and
Fort Pierre Dakota and for all points ON Its
Sioux Falls line via Mankato. The 1880 A. NJ,
train now makes direct and reliable connections
at GAINESVILLE for all points on above lines Bag
rage checked through No night changes of
ears. and fare always as low as any competing
line make this the best route.
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Frederick Douglass.

We would call attention to the adv rtisemsn9
of J. s. Goodman Il Co., of Chicago Ills WIN
have recently issued the autobiography of Fred
erick Douglass. Our readers are ali more or
less acquainted with the history of this man and
should make themselves familiar with his book.
Speaking Of this work the Cleveland, (Ohiee
Leader says: This book will gain instant recpg-
milton as one ofthe healthiest and most impor-
tant works ever contributed to American litera-
ture. 1t will tax its place as a volume indis-
pensable in the complete records of our nationss1
history. The life struggle it portrays will be
erected as standard of emulation to the youth
and manhood of America, who, without sueh
examples, might well doubt the possibility OF
climbing so high from q condition so low. And
scarcely less important to theI work and the les
son it has TO teach, it possesses advantages quite
unparalleled for holding interest. and stamping
upon all classes of minds its inherent principles
of freedom and manhood The narrative OF
Douglass days ofslavery and escape from bond
age is hardly less interesting than "Uncle Toms
Cabin" while the truths lose nothing in COM
parison with the ideality of that work, and 1t
carries its subject through wide range ofac-
complishment to rank sufficiently exalted to
win all admiration. 1t is needless to speak OF
the literary style of the book; the accomplish
ments o the writer are knewn-to all who read.
Americans will be proud of this donation to their
literature, and thankful to Mr.. Douglass that he
has made it himself
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07

ROOMS TO RENT.-Eitber for family
or for dodgers at the M. E. church parscn-
age. Inquire at Nixon's grocery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07

Corrected Weekly by VIM Buchheit
Commission Merchant, Third Street
Waterfowl.
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MARRIED..

In Waterloo Thursday, May %, 1882, HERMAN
DoEsCHADEs and Miss EMELIA GREUTZMAcHER
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Total expenses per day

The crusher viii break forty loads or
stone per day, when the iron jaws of the
machine are in good order. This will
build 100 feet or about 10 rods of road
per day. Thus it will be seen it is quite
cheap as compared with the old system.
A stone crusher could be worked to ex-
cellent advantage in this city. Watertown
ought to afford the luxury of having few
streets put in such shape as to render
travel passable upon them at any time OF
the year. AS it is all our thoroug hfares
are in horrible condition about.si months
out of the twelve.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-06-07

The Sewing Machine oil. put up by
Straw & Murphy is par excellence the
oil above all oils to keep the machine Ia
easy motion.
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Mrs DIV. Moore, of Waupun, has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. @. Roper.

Lee B. Skinner, an attendant for some
time at the Chicago Law School, arrived
home last week to take a respite from
reading for few months in the hope that
a rest will bring restoration to his impair
ed eyesight.
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THE MARKETS.
total. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vessels and Railroads
NFw-YoRK. Tuesday. June @. 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. June g. is


AsHFs-Pots queted quoted Sc: Pearls, 69c
BEES ANmsuppies light aemanas iA An" p1'' '-'-
BUILDING MATERIALs-Broks have been quieIer
owing TO the unpleasant weather prizes are vroent
steady anc in fair REQUEST Lumber ~
Enthusiastically irregular trade Is cohi nnte BTicks
8 s5sss 50 E Fronts ss
delivered Li@SW common s. Finishing g go
Ground, 81 cementvpPorn1aa. rs IS Nails
$ sc5sa 40 lO COO Lsth s. .n 49, LS ana
sprPPSS s5Ss eer for %ss1 Iha
u I Boz .i Rssss
$50 Chestnut hrst and see9pa sS Wood l. and 3 inch
s25GS27 So and do. s330s40 Hickory sS9GsaI1 or
and s65 ds5 for good stocA GTen Flooring
south. si3 sOgsl6 per NJ tor Rough and s49GS-- i''
@s- sPerTY . psT e 3D. 90 F'' 'O''
CHJCCORY-Germln. SAB W. Engnsn 2 70 cos, %. csran-
cas gro Maracaibo 2sd3lc. - Domingo sG9e -
COAL-The curtaied production has hroufns ' vernoo
House Canne4 sotpP steam - Is English . IS
& RIoek House and international PROVINCIAL so as
Pennsylyan ard Wes5morsaDd Gas = s5gs5 To-
= 6Snav BT @ BY AnS The
COOPERAGE sTOCk-Quiet b1t smau 49, 80 R% 0i sugar
shocks and heads 3s nch 81 90eS2 % gl 5h9oS R am
beads 80 nch IL % 90 so men pspe g qs7 so.
Empty Hcesheads 81 9OGs2 TO- Hoops IA iee] ~ @'O
90. l. feet. SO GS32
CORDAGE- Firm and IA rly active -, ...--- en- prr,e
COFFEE dull weak and nominal ORDINARY 70 o. 90
sampes 6i6Gio$Ge $50 bags for Ausn,i sold a. g &c
june 800 soc July 80 ia moro or e's nominal Of
MaraclIbo l. 200 bags SOLD lO4c LagnAyra anu MAI1
C0TT6N-SPot cotton active at an advance Of ise
sales ls3 bales 69 bales last eyenng lhciS red on
Os export and o bales 'or spinnhg De @ esles
contracts 301 bales Receipts at ne ports To-Day s,
against -78 bales tbs day ssj week anu II iOs
bales period Las season . o-r,,
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COTTON NARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

AC-'
5ugs S dans Orleans fGlS s .a harenSs
ceIDts 1890 bales. Including 100 Dales Anecsh
tures-U pands Low Mddling clause June dehSel s4o,i
also ,a June AMI July delivery I'D also $3.50 40
uIv and August delivery. oil I'D aLsot also G4nd DO
August september delivery I'D Also os4d aisS oss
November delivery 6si2d do November anu De0enDer 10
IvyERPoSt June 5-i5O Futures Uplands Low Md
ed. do septeni and october delivery 6toesd - -
oa Lli iaeInSsd 500 Dsles American
Low Middnng July and August deVery oa,ed do
August and September de F,nre 9s eay d. anu
Midding II sci Good Ordinary 10 reeeip'S II oAie'
BALrMoGE Cotton .tsdy Nidnns i9ci Low
bales sales, 400 bales: stock y tS2 bales ro.
Mddhng IZG o sSport To- Great Brlin Az bales
'SI Pasa June scoton quiet Madns l2s LOy
IIes ross III bales sales 20 bales stock ~ - 3ses
5smS ii .s Good Ordinary llO bales
shDments % bales stock 40 DalfS ,,c,rs 17c LOW
MdGing Good ordinary lle net rseeips 10 t U s7
gross los bales. xports eoast"lSe' % OAi'S ''''
Ol ssxPus June a-cOtton auet MiaalnG ll'G, Loy
oaIe- sipments bales sales llOO bales ''"cA ga
O1 Nosuz June 6-Sotton steady MddnnS ll'4cS Low
Mddne &c, Good STSlS eoa.txSe 100 nslss sss so
o.es sISsS: As june 5-cOrrou l9e Low
MddSs. II se Good orInary Il c net receipts $50
bales gross sos bales l,c eIppTs bas ss''
'a SoasoLg June 6Cotson sddllns II be nss n,
Ssles sales 1859 bales l62sS bales
June SCotton steady Al1as - ~ ~
Salsa, 9Ts.s an bales; stock O5sl bales 49,
MddinE. II &C: Good orrnary t09e1 ne' receipts 10
oIsSs OILS June 6-coTton steady Mddng II Sc Low
Mddng a Coco Ordinary e .dss 4 - sAe
w4SsroS June on o q,Ssy net receipts
- hoIaa alnck
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RIO JASKRo 6Cofeo-Good hrs 5so 49, shin
rrs ner 10 kiIos daily receipts, s2Oo osss
msns Of the week-To the channel and North OF pc
0OO bags 10 the United states, zZOOO Jag ~
Mediterranean 1000 sales OF tho a. rn,,sS
enamel and North EUROPE, 1000 bags lor tno So
$780, 20 geo bags Tor the Mediterranean, $500
bsgs stock II 900 bags Exchange ON I3hu" cs ,oo
Lime 6-COaee-supertOr santos D o5oO
refs per ten l0s daily receipts LOT Inc INC ai,
hags shnmens OF the week-tO Europe suoo Dags oSer
c111as "a 600 baRs sales OF the The woeA-ior huroge;
Ia oo bsxs other countries. lA00O bags socN Z%ouoo
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CANE
GAM
Pioyer -. 1 so al Isl wild SQUADS doz. rs al 81


Exports Potatoes t46 obls OF onions. 100 pkg< New
Potatoes have been supply and active demand
Prices strongly held AL The week and to-day the
arrivals from Charleston savannah pat out az a
turtle advance likely - be very short ~ 20 s
durnR the next the buk Of the crop IN the fa
Souf6 h frward North Carolina sending bar small
quantity and shipments from Norfolk have hardly com
rnonced on Potatoes higher an very scarrs
Green Peas from Maryland IN good demand ~ - per o,
few barrels run Jersey first NJ the season hSught 70
norfolk peas generally Door and dn string Beans are
and good demand some o tIs r.'Ss cnrn
Charleston and Savannah today wore W 1t
hers are lower Tomatoes steady choice fusiity
CabJRges good demand and hrm Jnlons et'io'' '' ~
from New.Orlsans are selling az s5ds6 per Dbl
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sHERP Receipts. 100 head. shipments market slow
az range of from n 20 g. Tor Common 81 Choice
HOGS hecepts. 1000 heat shipments 800 head market
active and firm Pigs and LIGHT Workers S19sl 20 Best
lorkers ~ 90 1SI 30, Packing ~ 7OGs4 30 Butchers 10
Fancy. n.
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LONDON WOOL SALES

ro.oox tuna g-The following are the Wool sales o
ManSav m dsta 4s9s bales New south aes and neens
sIsd looks aud pieces 4d6l Si LameA secured lsSi
tVa IocSa and pieces ,qnOd 2O2e bales Victorian
Fsecs p IaaiTd occurred, lgd LlOyi greasy sA9is
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,k 90. lake snoTe 5biS $50 Grand Trunk ~ ~ So
>Ss laS o ysA wayne S6l Paa Handle ISL
Lac shore -1 mo ali, Crank TrunA - dov
BAlrni''s ahls event at the Stock EAohAnso -
lev o,Dounoement Of the une1peote" 49,
wac .lr esteemed firm of MesSrS' '" d. IN
t' have been doing very la - c,s-
Co., "a who have numbered shiOAs nv. of
s'o0NS o,na OF the largest OF the so0oNu IIished
'ol.e 1.o~s The failure was "'' o,oIock 4,
W few minutes oeloIo COS the
"a not till after 'nA' - e,cept so
an uarket affected by the occurleHI I;,uidats nv
- the firm may have attempted ~ - all the
., stocks. But there hau "a weak
'.,.,;,y 4 feversh and unsettieu ,on+ where
morning q 'o'U +,arar, everywhere, except "nole
ness was OF. vas gwen. AL stocks aiilo''
specia SUPP were alternately weak anu
without tho morning hours he'oi
strong - one or the other al INC sAii'
uniVersa.,' Ton of the ST. PAM s'ooA,
time aA+o-dav IN authorizing an Increase u
no'uo.9 ;.aI s.cck both common and prelerIeu OS
tn0 80, % he offered TO the present ShaIo"0'N
~ n - cont was surprise to the SUree'' anu
ers 81 Of II was to put the price OF the coln
VIC - nm I b per cent 10 III, and OF lne pio
- stock M 8 per cent to 1913; but tDe coliilO"
- oniclly declined TO no. at aoou' "HiV"
- 4 afterward remained until late In 'N0 .r-',
sben with the general decline 1t EEL 10 w. .tal
che announcement Of the failure there was -
oDd sharp decline in the prices OF the
Central of New-Jersey, followed oy q 4D'0A
- 4,r little time the whoie iN"'
soe,oa3 "a be strong II proved. however u &c
the strength that is born OF ieVer anu nan;dlv
,-.hoit borr n-ces for everything declined rap,'iy
aod recovered only small fractions - -
s.,;.rs Central of New-Jersey and heauin4,
however. NET with an exceptl'nA' sTppo-Y
closed higher than opening nguieS IH9 -
closed excited and not without Tears u
trou5rs. 5000, ,ri+b an
uoNci uiH'"' " -. h;as cor continued IS.
advance of & per cent IN the Oid' lo'
Annexed are the closing quotau ms
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T0LRDo. June e.-Wheat dull No Rel Spot 81 81;
June - 80 July, 81 Ia; August 81 lOts September.
= - al the year, % % Corn dull High Mixed held
a+e al Tie year. 5ossc oats inactive 40 spot Sac;
teptenDeT 135asc hecepLs-W heat &C. 900 bsh Corn
}@gOO buAAi Data 500 bush. shipmeaLs-Corn, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07
EUROPEAN sINANclALMARx,r.

IoxpgN Jun> 6-iA2O o. rl.-U bonds four mr., rc,t.
i22s. half per 1854. Atlantic spo HTes
%esIern certificates. 40 second
l4s. colsOls. 81 Ceurr.I
lzsl4 pennsylvania Central 55si heading 27ls; new.
f0gS " ESTEEM - q
l.JxuoS. June 6-zOp n-PSrs afy1ces quote tire,
pe IS francs 80 cenIimestor shs account
LYNDON June 6-3 m-BAI silver quoted ~ % ID per
LONDON June 500 D Atlantic and Great Western
frst Certificates asa. Enc, second
sols 81 illnos CenLr 1875 Pennsylvania Central. 65s
to@cng- ~ =
6-5:0OD m.-Pans sdv1ces quote tnr~e per
SO francs 30 for the account
FAEnA June S-2-UO n-EIenAnxe Ga Lond0G Is nsacs
49, ceILuss Tor cncckA
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Diui0en9 Nollces.
THE Uyos PACIFIC RAILWAY cosPAsY.

THE UMos PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Boston June o. 1882.
4 DIVIDEND Of one and turee-qulrters peg
RAILWAY COMPANY Will be paid on and after July !.
IS9 IN stock holders record June TO- l-s2 New Ork
stock holders paid At the eompanys ome lyo broau-
wav New York and Boston stockholders a the COMPANY
Office No IA Equitable Building. Boston stock books VIII
W N~ ~ HtNRY MCFARLAND,
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
t0r the week ending June c. 1881

Receipts FOR the wesk-BcGnS s35 pkgs.i Peas 5000
push EIports-Beaus. 49, DkRss Peas 1903 bush
ABOUT $500 ba-s OF foreign mostly Germans via Lv
erpOo steamers during the week. The trade
almost wholly IN imported There IL not large stock
heG here aud We hear ~ few lots In transit win con
une good outotOs demand, the feeling nrn and
prices are iOQl5c. higher saturday 2-t Dbs sold 1T
= % and 200 bDs nj - day q 80 has been refused
Tor primo quality. Marrow little Nport de-
mand and prices weak ots Of Choice Offering az
~ Medium In ghi and small sales have reached - %
f scarce aud wanted az - 80. Red kidney have ruled
dul The though really
quality not urgently offered OHqualiy extremely
dui and have settled Black Beans uOmnay I'M
Cnange % bDs sold az 81 but that outside price
hr trade IN Green Peas entirely Of Obpng character
very few southern Black Eye arriving and prices firmly
held Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

OPylCE OF rHR EVENING STAB MINING CohPNfsa,
No. WALSH, y. y. June ,, IoSZ-b
DVIDENDS Nos 46 and 47.-Ihe Boara OF
~ Trustees CT this Company has declared pIVID5Sn
No as of the capital stock Also ~ OesD
No AZ of the zane amount making total ~ 10 pr cenL
PAYABLE Juno o. office OF The company NO WALSH
T transfer looks Will be TN and openei On
10th inst 1890, T. ,,.rr ID, 1>-us.,,rer
OFFIcE or MrSAs NUEvAs MINING COMPANY,
Az and a. Fxchange place. Newly ork. June J. ESSAY
nIVIDEND No. Tie Board OF ruste .
IL ~ the MINAS NUENAS MINNIE COMPANY vF
EEW.YOk have this day declared dividend ot ~ cents
er share on capital stock payable on "a uroay June w
is2 al the OF the Company transfer books loss
Monday. June >, lss- anu reulah SI9Ssu uns'' ~ ~
~N- ~ II. HALDANE. SECRETARY.
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THE BULWER CONSOLIDATED MlNlAG
1 coNPANY this day declared ts ENENfH MONTHLY
nIvInEND OF TEN CENTS PER SHARE payable On
Inn. II $50 The office VI The Farmers Loan ami Iruss
Company, 20 EXCHANGE place . 80, -, -. -. -
AA>,''~- WV NJ X. COOK, Vice President
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Penn and Y----2f ar n est I'd lar 70 2oou 2@A@
FRUITS BERRIES AID SUr--DRlEu
Receints Of Dried for tho week l02S pigs WIN
no ptgs OF Peanuts and pkgs Of Pecan SUITS Exports
~ Dried Apples pkgs. The e II now almost wholly OF
bbing character stocks OF all kinds OF fruit are hight
ai holders do not necessity OF pressing them on
he market st ttno to work on dred fruits
before crop and II LOOKS as lhough oEesIy,
thing would nicely az good prices small sales
Of Fancy Evaporsted Apples have reached "A &c
Int raj + considered quote san dried
sliced Apples marty ont u stock coarse cut held ABOVE
only nau reported 10 JObOsrs anu
Pivers do not bid OF what Peeled Peaches
Ar hed at limited quantity here do not sell n
prices have been 1dVant
r. L. for bright Very little DOING IN small rt Tor
lack Peanuts very urn supply ugh' Au ue"'Aiu
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NEW YORK. susouEHASSA AsD WESTERN iAiLHoAD(
TREAsrRERs OFFICE No. 80 LIBERTY ST. y Wv 7 okA
NTosTICF -COTPONS OF THE FIRST
y MoRFGAGE BONDS Of the PATERsUS Ext Ext ~;
ba pad on presentation and after that dAe At TINS Once
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ogr1cH Castle CREEK GOLD Mrsgse Co.

oRPcR CASTLE CREEK GOLD MISrse Co,
IS BRoADwAY ROOM %. . 100,
dividend NOTlCE.-The Trustees OF the
~ Castle creek Mining CO. OF Idah9 have tn1s day
on the capital stock June Is 1854 at the ono" %
the Company A. to,, ~, Too.anf n.
a ~ on Iuns l6 1852 JOHN X MURPHY, JE,
OPo"' VA secretary Castle Greek Gold AiciDg Company.
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NoapoLk AND wEsrEns RAn-RoAD comAsr Or

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the Boarl OF
y utrecors has d eclared a QUA kTEHLN DIVIDEND ot
ONE DoITAR PER SHARE the Preferred stock Of ms
company and after juno - o. the sockhouoF
registered Al 8 . 'elOck D 3lst inst -, 81. 49,.
o record NeWfOrS VIII De pam A. Its
r ationa Fang Nev-YOrx Ctiy. aud stockholiers u
record I'm Philadcphia the Office Of the treasurer IN
' t books viii be May 81 10 June 10
nc " ~ " AN. --''
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The daily receipts for he week &C the va9ls
nonta OF distribution follows. Erie hal"ay So-
fan. of cream U7u OF MIX. Harlem ltalIrOaf ouu
do sew Haven Railroad +s5 do. hudson RIVER Allroal
Sg1 a. Midland Railroad Of MIX and 30 cans OF
cream. NewYork city and Northern Railroad p cans OF
NiE ni-eeIa routes. l,5OU cans total AVS
cans of Of 40 quarts each and AZ! cans o. 1rea
,ces Al Which the surplus sold the platform aterAseu
II rna heing the ruling price week. Whie the cool
Weather has against the consumption 0f MILK Is
,vn TO It's production The srgey Increased reep %
have tie market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

oFyIcs OF LRADvnLE coseoLIDArzD MINING MOO co
90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK June 2 1854
THE Board OF Trustees Of this company lave
declared dividend OF r. juos Is at the once Of ths
COMPANY ~A''A ~ A. EBERT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

ne following were the receipts and shipments at
a.l iron Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. ShlpmentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07

ro,.l. week iss2 I;
ssne week lsS !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07


OF bDlA Apples about out OF MARKET
ANAL held
Iitte demand in large supply ans lower
.cenfs nom MARYLAND and Delaware to-day were - car
oa. and there crates due from norfolk Om0rro"
are buyiug most DAYS arrivals At ll0lZc a
fe pri ne lots tie Local trade shade higher
and sme sandy lots have TO De sod 10 wagon
a sell wen When cholct
mi anv lots are inferior and hard 70 dispose OF
Receipts Peaches have been large IRON heoIBl~ outn
arina and Tennesee. Nearly al IN bad order AMI be-
undesirable variety L. sell very SLOW" AZ Irrsu
lar prices Florida Msermel)ns sold at s3o0toO per
100 Green quoted at Csc per a. OuOaonsl
APP Russell ts0K- 800. , 10 III = ~ liz 80
no 10 c;oIcn-..... UOG5 90 Peaches, Ga .por3d .
Strawberries - Du; ~ a'o ~ - ~
a. %orfolk Il do. B. C., pr Du- or 3C9S %