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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

o. 40
CD cars 4, A., Ire i.a 'Al Il 81 ,a a. .,r
cam ms aer1,o,n over tie Ere Roa.. on 81. a tt.
clf- Of me Scr" lorS Lve 9i|,H =. pres Wy en-
cars aad The balance are understood 20 De- fo
~ r49'A"I- me itl.act ~ fa- Zinc H.
forest DE- iA'I wa ~, IN a,-., , p' r, ~
Dr s-i Dee ile' WIZ " 80 80 -- 'r - ~ 5 M ' az,
hoo w,re 1 5 'i2S IN, pr1 1e T' re- iut fi i
', & a. Me-, 90 counting a heavy 10 as oa tho 6us'ass
COO. at,e' wh-cl were nce anl 80. ni-Aer Tex
ans sold luc 10 dress 20 for Poor 70 u ule, "A
'...l1 .'''' 49, D., - go w.u io I-il at l1i.,
- '4e5s 90 ~drc.. H9 buf r.re-,i s,les IF
common 70 Prime ser It sel3.. to eres. 80 D.
2 ,1s at M l me. n., and thc al, DO s-a 1a
iae pnrcla - D ,a Dos. Of i, or age Inon-'9t doA
VI" l ' omorf6w az y I've cli. % ae auala by
w. Go d'.i,A t.o 40 oy a. r. 1', r o- '.' ,l,i w
j. il-ims u p tie 10 ,1 .'4 '1f T. ,v. r1orv
ans ~ y a. 20 - Pa 4aa 'c pi Heai. 80 i.n - .eI-i
d., l.e u, Al 81 Is
7tsei. 81. b. at le 90 Is, 100 .,.,a-o..
% o. Snisa 10, o. R IN a. go B a. f, 4, 81 az
- e.. ! do. 200 H. At IS 5Ii9
., 1. ,''. Is ,1sfe .inlls -i5 lo.4t3Lc
Kirby o. on commission state Bulls ~ d. az 2'-c
r atc ~ 81 1 lS5 ~ 955 h. al &c. lc Coora j. -,,ci-
o'4 ~ al 70 aAa ''' OCT A'0' ' U' '''' 49, "'
lO-c, % ID ,-.. r-..,.t-, -,..- trult ,. rao I'd.
&C. b. nm 10. H. nm p, H., l i o5' I'm, ~ re 55 H..
Joss = u' t--., 3D. L.. .f a..
% do. LOSE TO- az 5l. DA 4 ~ a. q. = - 3D. lD a. l'
i4.5 44' ~ ~, 81 Do D do $50 II, Al ,lc ive
COWS 4'-'". d, = ,l sen. i-I n, A. AID -;.
"' @,, " ~. - . ~ r mead III 40 Dos IN. AZ l,s.
n' I,'.V t'' pa t't,.t'. "A, =, ma II In |
Newton a. lr. ',,I %, a. ~ ~, a. -, 49,, ~ Ia,
Ltlt 10, 't J.. - POI 49, ~ ~ ~ Xxx E n,
i!.ti j.. 20, o. u'' -.-'' 49, "' '.'' '' 49, 80 go "
ID ~c. 90 3D. - r,.-..tf. r.... Z. r..- N-.+.-.
sherman Is WV ei Joy i', 80 al r.,.,.- ,'.,
ster Loss in at c % ib on commission % IeA'n' 900
lb, AT -tic. % lp. - .o, tl, iD, al 80 49,
J. F. >adler & Co fr Esup Lamp; is Iniilna 9ie,I-
l.3-4 p. q rs &c o. M - a., l7' ID, o. p peg
head do H." H. a. 20 "o' - 3D. a. y, ~
zoe; JOB texans ~ h a E % ' = o '"- ~, i' 4,o'
lH y awe steers m4"u t'@t ID W 2 'S" % 90
n. ID, d io ' n, ~ 49, = .lu4-
say i Soathwest'rn Missouri steer 9.2 o. az 9c - D.
(oney & Mcpherson for Weber l@p.r x o. - ina n
~t~cf- I3li % at y 1c; % lb 10 -'-4 No. az ~ D, 40
lao lb al u % 90 I-J W., 40 &C S , ~ 30 -. W 80
% lb for l4a rIctI a. Co. - AeAdH' ''- I'D az ''
81 b o.. ,,, 8, ,...,,-,,a. %, 40.
q. -chanheiR q o. dor AInn11 40 ~
souri, Steers, IVot H. ~ A'iC' -" ~. ~ i'it'
n. at Toe; ioi = L1Men5'' IN Az. t'.''N' 7-t
l.426 n al J. -, o., D - 90 I,' u ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

IL rrices present no special features. Ere
o,,d consols are L. higher at oslo, and Central Oh
Na,v-Iersev consols recovered p TO lo'As. C"o'"
- ord Ohio tirsts. series b. rose l. higher at
eEl, o,d currency interests were of & at o.
Nt.tro,olitan Elevated frsts were strong anu ''-
vorced 10 g93, Morris and Essex consols SOFA "'
1o4 New-York. Chicago and ST. Lous hrS's "e'r
mn I. at 95l. East Tennessee, rE'ha an"
Georgia 5s were steady at 1873 fiaud ih'oes "'i'
!. lower at 42sl and Richmond and DanVlHe ue"e"-
- zero steodv NJ IS. Mutual Union Sinking
finds sold at 7SliG7sl2. st Paul conS's were =
liver at 124l9. and Wabash general mortgages were
steadv M SO. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
declined s, to G7l2 and general IS rose TO -.
Texas Pacific incomes were OF rs %, ana hfs'''
Rio Grande division. were / lower at SOB
The business Of the Sub-Treasurv for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of SI9o43f|
and the payment of S4455,0GS. The result Is .,
cain 10 the general balance Of S3,4472I'' anu
leaves II al S94 3G7, $50, against @9o'9I '''00
August % The particular changes OF the WeeA N'io
n coin gain of 50 sos $40. and currency IosS U
$50 2G7. To-days transacIlohS Gov IcC Ral
Sl,3O13sj: payments, 9Ifatt@Unicte SSS.54l 493
'To-morrow's bank statement shoulI HuV" -" u y
i'm cash OF nof far from $3SOO oO0; oh 400 w. ,i
+Ior the actual condition tonight, Money on CAL
to-day sold at sac per cent and closed per con-
bid. There was he usual oHerlhs uoWh VI az
and In a lull IN the demand to-day money Wa "
ferej at 40 per cent for few minutes. Among
fbe domestic exchanges on New-lorN the rate at
Chicago has dropped 10 - cents discount g.,
The Clearing House statement today is as Iol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl3O,3|3,+-+ odihooA
S4.Ol2,555. ,,-..,;.,,-.,,, %.
A. ,e(sived u 66 600 National bank notes Tor re-
drrptlou The customs receipts were FJoI'S0V
ami The internal-reyenue receipts oie6Hpi.
Only small business was done IN tie IoI' ~ "
,o,,.s for to-morrow's mails hat rates are firm M
ornta.ions tor business follows: BANKERS
bUs - So, and II s9a4 for long and snort
sta,lnc rcsrectlvelv: 5l9 and 30 for francs
as, aud 953. for rclchmarks; 4Ols and 4Ol2 Ior
IN. following Is the public debt statement issued
1SSD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvYRPool~ Sept IL o. in-Porx-Pupe Mess Eastern
firm at lO2 western. hrmer m 3D. Ba1on-CumOerand
Cur toldv. = short klO steady AZ - Long Clear
Il. CIear steady al -. uams-LOng Cut
steady % so. Shoulders dun 40 81. BeerIndla Acss steady
o. EXTRA Mess hrmer AZ I0b Prime Mess steady al 81
L&ru-frlme aseru otsay al o. OL LhAO"-PIlue Nity
steady ~ - ID lugDcuuleSDrits steady al 81 RoSlB-
EuedI los common sta g,J Oh CleeseA MORGAN ChOloe
dali al %. LaId Ou-nrm, JJ. kiOur-kXtTa state dull
at I3. Whtlr-ND / hte. STEADY Al 81 la No -SDrnR,
dul on sd. Winter New Western steady At ID Corn
Mixed steady 75d. spirits Iurpenuna az Lon
dOl steady at 3J. -
LIVERPOOL sept. IL n.-PrOvlsOnsBo lJ26d for
Extra India Mess, PORK lOZ. Dol fOr Prime Ness,
Bacon. 7lb cwt. Tor Long Clear Mid1ea ana 3d. Tor
short Clear Mldtles Lara. bsOd c6t tor American
PrOduceIaow a. a. cwt Cheese D, per cwt Tor tho
best grades OF American Renned Petroleum 5sL per gal
LIVERPOOL sept. l-2:so D. m-Breadsturs steady Flour
lOGI2 per cenJal Tor Western. Wheat sod $3.50 per
ccnta ior average California hlte. IOd 0S-0 for CauOr
CluD 919id. for Red Winter h0Q9ld for Red
Western Spring Corn rs I'd per GENITAL TOR Old Mixed West
LONDON sept 1t n m,-Cacutta Lnseed 429d
quarter Refined Petroleum. o41J ID spirits OF Pe-
trOleum. 7dnl ed. per gall Common Rosn. Jd Pale
kosl Sd UlOD sperm on, s7iO&13 per t0n Lnseed y j.
- O ton spirits lurpontine 53od per c"t Iao"
% DerCWL
LIVERPOOL sept THE receipts Of Wheat FOR the past
three days a. 1000 ceutas including 10000 American
ANTWERP. sept l-Petroedm francs 81 = centImes or
pale pail. and II francs 80 cennes selerA
WcOIs Lard j2 francs 80 centmes 100 kilos
sept l-Wlloox's Lard closed al 80 marks 50
uienngs per 10 POUNDS Petroleum MARKS IS pienlngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per N0rtt Rirer Vessels GH1 RulroIds.
NIw-YORK. FRIDAY. sept. I, 19S.
GENERAL NAKXET REPORT.

NEw-YoRK. Friday sept l, 1882
AsHEs-steady and quiet; Pots. J1jl-c.; Pearls Cha
Gao. <,-...s -.
BEESWAX--Uppies moderate. demands fair ana pilces
ste ,dv Western &c. and southern 2oc.
tANDLL--lIct am unchanged. a. ~
COAI-D.1n4n fair ali grade. and prices firm The
Delaware and hudson Canal Company announce mat the
price LackaWauna oll per tonfor he month % -
tenber Will follows Furnace Lump and steamer Lump
each II IL crate. ~ % Egg , 80 stove, = b9i ness
81 20 Pea - -. BtuminOus steady ana III Iai
COOPERAGE STOCk-Stesdy and in fair demand
CHIC OHl- nCIau-ei.
COCON-Cluiet and Unchanged.
COFFEE-IiO duh, and entirely nominal far CAT
GOES QgL; spot Change 500 bags Tor N0vfu
Der Oct $50 bags December AT 7l5c and loOp
bags luvcr tie wear 7.2Oc Mid grades quiet ana uu
clr.ng-d bags S1vanilla 80 d on private terms.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet and li.c lower. sales, IoH
ogeS II T. bal evening al Or spinning. Delivered on
contracts 300 bales Receipts at the ports to-day DO5
aeA against .7J3 bales tins day last and 1O,l9
btcs last car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

eners not .,vous to dispose oi Their stock ard
gradual improvemeni IN prices may he expected 10 t hok
Lambs So for common to Prime. with small lot q
Dressed Lambs slow ~ .ale AZ 7aloe ,o-'
saesP : haze Sold - JERSEY ambs IS ~ at CHG l''
Pln,y i.a.a CO. so ~ AZ sci BUCKS l2S H. At 81, a.,
80, & Mn. gu EFT sd ~ KENNEDY ne m l do IS
j. y Pidcoct 'ql II Indiana shop u p A. t'le 'ds
g. - n ~ ~ ID Parn'yvauil ~, 20 y al t'c 30 ~,
70 ~ 70 10 kcntngk 10 los ~ a. BE- 3t henIne ~
do @ ~ a. S ef lse Fe,9s' yaria do - IT, az
Jndd ,uctnS n seI 90 % l I Lambs GO H.
lgl state do IS 3D. at Cc' 10 Pennsylvania i"e'
.Diuonbao4 e Dewey sol. ia Indiana sheep go b. at
Ialenheck 3 Davis sold: sswcsern sheep 90 io at -c
Hoo Receipts were /. cars Of -+G2 head-ll cars ~
y't~s Dit ana cars hl met Total iof -K dl- l'7!
hea agan't la5!2 head fo he COZ esgondinr time a'i
Hos Country pressed iu demand a. 0lh for Heavy,
llEall'.c for Medium and Nl4al-c Tor Light including
s DO a5 nH,o, 2a e STATE 2s, POS p ar 50 per 100
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO sept &c .rrLE-Rocciprs today. $50 head;
total for the week thas hr 1000 head for time last
nd ,,ai,,ed sei. I,-i, 49, ~ - nj tei 4l,,,i
Cows ami steers at - Ja4 so several loads OF Comnon
sHEEr AND LA,ns-Recepts today 5000 bead total for
10000 head consigned through 30 cars steldy with ar
demand Tor sheep Lambs dun and lower sale AR 10 'a
Lambs al = joq 59i oanasa do at - o. - -. , ,
"a ~ 49, ~ so1re tine H.. ,,eeF o91 consigned
throu-h ~ cars IN good demand 1ni price sha hsneI
Miclgans at y 50a-7i Mediums 75otJ; good
Heavy here. al sold.
CHICAGO. ,eIt L. HOGS Receipts 5000 heai ship
ments 500 head market weaker and Slow, 5000 Jc o"rI
and common ,1luc lowef Mixeo ~ o. hea'y'
610 70 30; Light - 40 ass 80, -kil5. -J4%t d.
CATTLE Rec 1900 mead shipments, 3.3O htal'
exports here quoted e Go; Good 70 choice snip
pins 50 ~ Common 90 Fair - 2lNTp liked buich-
er. - 4OaSl 5O socker AL Feeders. fari )gi lauge
Cattle Texans. JJd2i so. HALF Breeds . b'Ht' M
SHREP-Recepts. 200 hoII shipments 100 head MARKET
STRONGER and fairly active; Common % Medium ro1To 'V
Medium % Good, - 7Jaf5 90. Choice. 3 20 - 40
LOUIS sept. l.HOG5-~' aty. PIGS aLd L-ht lofhI-
- OOue5 lOi Best lorAeI-, - -lrs Bulcer. r., Dug
50 Heavy. - l0o ~ 2O Cus 80 JO4+ 90 Rec,pts
900 heat, shipments, l,1uD 1900 ,,
CATTLE -EocD.pts LOO head shipments. Lou head.
supply sma aud wholly Butcher $40 a. which rang az
Mixed lots Good Steers - fN Graz. lfAtA7
ranged S5fs 90, the outside price for Beet steers. no
shippers offered Good To Choice Heavy would OAS
7G1s7 ,., .
sHERP- Receipts $500 head; shipments LOO head tI-
Kef steady but SLOW: Medium 90 Fancy ons, fJu4i Ji
Texans. - 80 4ej 1j -uocEer-, - 4,4Vt ...,-
EAST LlBEKIl, Peun. -, IT. ltAILi ,ec Its lot W'e@
ending Auu-t 49, S33 head through anQ 80 hcbd lnei
market dull, Prime, 20 1851 Good - i'a$o' Common
Si1x ,,.r.
HoGs-Receipts FOR week 1870 head market hrm P-a-
dephia go N 2Oi BanOres = 20 as 49, lofAei7 - 80
sIggf-Re,. for week 10 100 head. market dull Com
mon To Extra. 8 JOds4 20. Lambs % 1VdSJ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON. sept THE following me Woo sales OF
THURSDAY detail 2.jg7 bales Nictosan-tleece. "a
a. -2 secured @z&d; greasy, 1T9 - I'D locks
pieces, Id; -,4oJ bales and Nata--cOured.
! -dIl9tqd greasy Odd 20 i2l. IT, bales New eoath
Wales and QIeens4 nd-Floece 3dn2 I'D; secured = l.
az IT,. greasy. III LrL. LOCKS AMI pieces ado Sd
l.G94 Daes and West Ausrralial-Fleece ~ 2d q
lid. secured ida Id, greasy sgd al 2i 10, ~ and
pieces 9d .j Ill. lOJ3 bales Lealana->courei Lid
nj greasy, 9l4l Id LOCKS and pieces lOi2iaI 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
COTTON uAnKEr5-BY rELEGRAPh.

LlvTaroof. sept I.-l2..1 p. m.-c3uo2 du1 Mdlin
Up.and-. 7-i du. orleans, 4'IHi sales '-"'' D''''i
lncurmg luro bales jog -p"r.litlou aud eA."l,.
crll, lIf uacs. including -..u bAc' AN"ii''' 10
f4r--I Q4auds Low Mlnl4lag CLAUSE rtpt u''l u'4,
I'D also ..t. d0 ~tpieuort anu 'ct''.i ,'tlf 80
I'll. .il October urif 49, a4
4l No. .u.rl4u lud ilt ,f d,4t rIj 4' N" MAJ
and ) uur delivery. l.l,. 49, futulc1 hii.
LitL.. .DL sept l2.3u o. hl-'oit'p lui Ni''-' p
lands. Iaa N..uug clause. september ntF,'f, t,1i t'
,uurr ana FrDruafy delivery ba. d0. June 4Ad y ue
livery. a..
lItEIO0l- sept IL D. m.-to1t"h-IAe safes Vi '"'
Included l.. % paIc- Aulrtltah
lIFlAflOI- 10 -a4t' 'l vac h''@
200 .aI- American 10000 nrlos, r.rr-iliur ton A .uu
bales exporters 4.uOD u4rf 'r"1i4ci lr1n tnc 81
-lir direct 10 -uuuer. actual COW
baes. ofa receipts $4,000 u-cs American t'pu Daler
total ,fo,a American, -o-uVj ulr., amount
,f Cation aru L. l. 900 bales. 80 900 bales
MkgtHE-lEH. -,pL = lfIs ana fA'ilts
t..u d ugaIs Gvsn ~ Inch, reed. UO44 LID SAirt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

The following were the receipts and shipments ~
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day
Recei,t, Slipnsntt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

Canal H. K Ctwse Bait Ph1A Boston,
Fonr. bJs- -----. 1921 1.U35 z,Os4i $40 ll.3Jl
Whos.busn. 7O,4DO IU7.uJV Is 1900 7OO1O 1850
Scfn, bush. 1900 Do 500 ..... $50 5000 Z!.5nD
CaLs, tpsu.. Xl4. Az 1909 4s.4JO 3O.53O
I'VE BUSH IG
"si4eyDusn. 6.sOO 600 --.-.. .----- -.----
Io'ai bush $1,000 z56 lO4O 10 $50 10000 Ca4OO
J The receipts and shipments ut and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
fua1ti1L

I TRAL RAILWAY COMPA NY.-Tle agreement for
the REORGANIZATION this COMPANY having been dUy signed
make Il valid AMI binding, COPE. De inspected At me
oiLce- OF = hrih-l x De- - WlIin 81 anu 80 y-DoIh
co., - Hroads and me signatucr. ot All o-er plres
cerns of sharing ia It's al antass VIII De received Until
Ncw-Y0rk Aug > lo52. WILLIAM J.. SCOTT,
JOIN hENN EDY,
& j. 1, on, iiour,,ttoo
>----s
ONVNNNF & DAY
80 xs,cr " a ,ti--22tt,-a .ND pROKrR-
-. 80 a. - n b, - . iS-f,S ~
'"' ~ t-,--- - - ->--2-- -
TJENRY f. RAYMOND & co.
J A@-''' -, pf>----r - lvYDpE
Am. ii an 3 10 O-.r conf qIirsrn
~. I, '.' '.'- IT,. az 49,, 1'1ir,,
"ooH,5 It,t' @ ~ &
o-rr-r Cr ,tr..yr-,. 90 COMPANY
~ ,o D.ti,e y ~ ' w., I,, '@5 40
~~,-rrD,i,' a.. -n '' ~, M, IN n..j g, ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

Ngw-YoRK sept The following are the total net re
cops OF Cotton at the aforementioned ports since oepe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
GhsceNdncoa5.

COPPER. IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
K Tor ~ii.geriug window sasle. warranted uteel
yoa- Manufactured seize al 80 1lDrtst, cnruer
Of Hester IuDAA7 hDht1N.
lXANTLD.-32A46 cylinder printing press
w ana in good order Address p. o. ok
so. stating price, li part aud whore 10 Doe seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
Dcrmll Gx.erm MAJORS.

COSTAR'S Flea. Bedbug. Roach, Moth, In
- HAT. Mouse ENIERAlIN ATNI-, 500 West 2otk.
iOJ Not 90 souous or dangerous u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

rb. obove does not include payments made on
account of the interest or principal OF Tie puOHc
debt of The United States.
Statement OF the Controller OF the currency on
sent,nIer 1 lsN2 showing the amounts Of Ma
1IonaI bank notes and lega-Jeuder notes on staAa-
ing ai he dates of the passage OF the acts OF June
20 1874: January "a. 1870, ana May 81, ISIS, 10,
r-fb.r with The amounts outstanding al date, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
sIBLr SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN The UNITED STATES AyD

GUNNY BAGGING--Fairly active, steady, unchanged.
HEMP ETC-,guiet, uncAdn s-i.
HAY AND SIkAW-Pnmc grades remain about steady
although the receipts lberu Low and medium grade.
easy. quote. Medium huce Timothy 1U0 soc shin
Grades 6Jc Clover 07Jc 40 aye straw, OJdGJe
short do. +OGJOc. straw. oV0oJc
IIDE~-Frn anu Ia Ialr call
HOFs-AA prices well sustained and a better bust
ness reported aJ-c u
export for cDOice sol TIC English markcts
Liberal contracts have been made IA the interior Oh TIC basis
Of DOc Tor l0-2
LEATHER-A large business IN Hemlock reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,

POSI- MARTIN ,S 60. - FI-'---7I
ADAMS ETPgE-s CoNPANY.(
NLW-iO aug %. l,-2.
THE Transfer Books Of tl!, Company Will
~,pt. b &c. HABCOCh. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
Dividend Notices.

Bil-St Louis Fort scott AMI Wichita l31pJJ
AT ust % l-oZ. IL a. Y. POST, treasurer.
BONDS AND COUPONS OF
Ae-COl Hooking Valley and Toledo Itv CO.-..-.f3 1000
I maturing september ]. So.
| win be paid aud after thar dare a. tle Ialce %
POST, MARTIN 81 co., No 81 = Plnest
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-24
LUCK

Bad luck depends very largely on
the amount of downright laziness
which is packed away in our sys-
tenn and good luck consists greatly
iu that is properly called your grip
on affairs. Some people have had
bad luck because their hands always
slip when they take hold cf any
thing, and others have good luck
because they take hold and keep
hold.
'All my crop of corn said one of
the former ilk, sulkily, has some
how failed me this season. Il never
do have that sor. of luck A brisk
thriving farmer who stood by re-
marked, well, John, that's very
strange, for we haven't had such q
good season for many year. What
kind of corn did you plant, prayT
WALL was the reply, 4 suppose
it is partly to be accounted for by
the fact that last spring | was so aw'
full busy about other things that !
forgot all about the corn until it was
too late, and then l concluded not to
plant it,
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-24

CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME. San
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or, you've thirteen men on that
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-24

want to buy mule p queried a
farmer of country editor. NO !;
what the deuce do | want of a mule?
asked the astonished paste manipu>
lator. wall, replied the granger,
Il seed an item in your paper last
week which said that you wished
folks wouldn't talk to you SO much
through your tellyfome, SIS you had
only one pair of ears /; so thought
I'd fetch down another pair and then
you'd have a team When the
farmer got outside and dug the paste
out of his left ear be felt thankful
that be wasn't mule.