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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

CERTAIN local authorities have un
dertakeD to fight the national govern
ment, and to dictate what agency OF
branch Of service should be permitted
to enforce sanitary measures and quar-
aGtines. This is neither polite nor
sensible. Those Of us who undertook
to fight the government little over
twenty years ago found it costly and
unsatisfactory business. The Marine
Hospital Service will not force q
quarautiaeep any community; it has no
lawful right to do SO. Yet if requested
by the TaxiOg District authorities
it would no doubt maiBtaiR the guar
antine at Presidents Island, which
some people deem to be SO important
If this ia not the fact let the Presi
denG Of the Taxing District prove it
by making the ap6licqtion and draw
ing out a refusal. This is = local
question which can be determined re
CARELESS of what is done in other
iuriadiOGqRs beyond our control
We do pot siain OF admit
that a Presidents Island quagap
Ana is of such vital Importance now or
st any Eme When there is no railroad
quaraDtise. nst il theFe mpat be one
the Marine Hospital Service 10 the
proper agency to run IL. This, how
ever, does not suit some Of the Office
grabbers whose only dependence is
tSyough and upon that outrageous and
fraudulent Sgmbug knoSn as
a National RIfrq If Health.
The Marine Hospital Service stapdlg
ready hers % well as on the coast to
do whatever is necessary, it per
mitted. Those who stand in the way
are assuming a responsibility which,
in the event Of real danger, would
pEStpce about the warmest atmosphere
they ever OaSsrtpOk to breathe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
civ school Nlntistics.

The scholastic population for this
city Is set down at 1l,2O0, Of which
$50 arc white and 5llS Colored. Last
Wear 1888 waite children were enrolled
in the schools ana 1877 colored, A
percentage Of "a for the hitter sad ~
for the whites. The cost Of educating
NE pupils during the last session Of
i44 'qes averaged ,$ll.66 =, each, or
nearlyf cents ~ day. The total
annual expenseof thspublie sshosls
is set down at $i5,O23 49, aud py' Tie
,aoptb,for an eight months session, the
Cost 64g EssE SN627.N. In " and '79
the schools eQst foF M eight mouths
session G3639e, or en- Average ol
$500 each pupil, ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

ELSEWHERE will be found a report
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Hills silver
wedding last night, and also in another
place a sweet poem by Miss Olivia
Hill, dedicated to her father and
mother. In the hurry Of reporting
such an interesting social event, many
incidents worthy Of record are lost.
One Of the humors of the occasion,
however, will not be soon forgotten.
Upon a little card attached to
a silver pencil was written in red ink
the couplet:
With this little present. humble
Though it be,
Endorse for me.
II. NJ. HILL.
There is more truth than poetry in
some Witticisms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
River Excursion.

Another river excursion is an.
nounced to take place tomorrow
evening. The excellent steamer t. f.
Eckert will start from the wharf at 8
o'clock in the evening. Tickets are
fifty cents for the trip, and no i'm
proper characters are to be permitted
to take passage.
Excursion to Huntsville.
A week from next Saturday, July
Il, there is to be a grand competitive
drill and sham battle at the fair
grounds, Huntsville, Ala, the McN
Clellsn and Zouave Guards, of this city,
and the Light Guards, of Atlanta Ga,
participating. The drill will occur at
in the afternoon and the battle three
hours later. Al excursion train with
guests from this sieinity will leave
here at 8 o'clock Friday morning, the
10th inst, and rates of passage for the
round trip have been fixed at 81 90.
This rate extends to all points this
side Of Lagrange, while from there
to Corinth it will be $3.50,
and beyond there it scales
lower. The return train is to leave
Huntsville for Memphis at ten o'clock
Saturday night. The Hon. Ed Shaw,
Of this city, is to speak while at
Huntsville. The hand bills say this
excursion will be first class affair in
every sense, and that persons attend
ing will have splendid opportunity
to visit friends and relatives, also the
different mineral springs of Hunts.
vile. A special coaoh is to be at
tached for laGies who 20 without es-
cort. and refresbment car will also
be along supplied with all the Injuries
of the season. The train makes close
connection with the Illinois Central
railroad at Grand Junction, the
Mobile and Ohio at Corinth, and the
North and South railroad at Decatur.
The managers of the trip are Jake
Waller, Nose Carter, Fountain Wade
and Elder Northcross, Of Tuscumbia,
Ala.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

THE newspaper men of Helens,
Ark, are proverbially poor marksmen,
so much SO indeed that they have
brought discredit upon the fair name
of the State. Two Of them took
several pops at each other yesterday,
and as usual no inquest, no funeral
and few wounds. They are worse than
Elan and Beirne, of Virginia, or
Knox, of Texas, and Sheahan, of New
York. In the good old times it was
not an.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

Mr.. Finnerty, a Representative
elect to the FOrty-eighth Congress
from a Chicago district, at recent
meeting in Chicago introduced 0'Don-
.oVan Rosa as "the John Brown of
ireland" This may be intended as a
compliment to 0'Donovan Rosa, but
as old John Brown is in his grave and
cannot help himself, and the other
gentleman has never been hung, the
comparison seems to have a good deal
of incempleteness about it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

The N. B. II. is not defunct. The
organization still lives albeit Uncle
Sam has Withdrawn his material aid.
1t lives by faith, not by works, in
the glorious hope that something
will turn up in its favor and that when
Congress meets a successful raid may
be made on the treasury. The mantle
has descended temporarily to the So
called Sanitary Council Of the Missis-
sippi Valley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
PERSONAL

Mrs. II. Seessel, ST., has gone toWy-
andstte, Kansas, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. |. Morris.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice. 43 j efersOn.t
Miss Maggie Metres of Shelby street
leaves Tomorrow morning for Lynn
vile, Tenn, on a visit to her rela-
tives.
Mr.. VIM. Wurtzburger and daughter
of Pine Bluff, are here visiting the
family of his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Seessel.
Miss Maggie Gavin left last even
ing to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Captain 0'Brien, Indian
apOliS. Ind.
luka Springs, delightful health re.
sort, best accommodations. Four
hours from Memphis. Address
l28 I. ?. AYDLETT, Iuka Miss.
AS GUNNER resort the Bluff City
continues to flourish the blue ribbon.
The coolest and most delightful place
in the city is at the Walnut Palace
Saloon, So Beal,
Ar, and Mrs Jacob Lazarus left for
their home in Youngstown, Ohio, lest
night, Up to Sunday last Mrs. Laza-
rus was known to a large circle of
friends as Miss Ida Johl,
Little Rock Gazette, 8: Mrs. j. H.
Mcclellan and daughter, Miss Mamie,
visiting at the residence OF Captain
NJ. g. Hall for the past week, left
this afternoon for their home at Mem
phis." Miss MsMie made many friends
during her short stay in our city, all
Of whom wish her a speedy return.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
WateFmelOns on ice,
Victor ID. Fuchs Market.
30 and Al jefferson st. II
POEM HY MISS OLIVIA u,YI

OEM ~ 4 MINIS OLIVIA p Hill
Summer sun, beam brightly Per them.
lis their silver wedding day;
summer WINDS, wave gently for them
rams OF myrtle AMI Of bay.
Choicest flowers, lend your fragrance
AND your beauty, too, pray
we will celebrate right gaiIy
NOW this silver wedding day.
And, 0 birds, will you not give us.
From your castles in the trees.
Songs TO ill all hearts with gladnesa.
Watt 70 to us on the breeze,
Then the bells will sound 40 Ersndtv
Peals ofrarture pure and sweet:
Naie 70 memory music's rhyi
Pint the dancers joyous feet.
Five and twenty years together
mn, Ihey nave trod LIES changing way,
AIIIueu DOth Ialr and stOrGy weather,
They have left behind them landmarks
And their followers eau see,
Often has their Path led under
sorr9W shadpwy, tr1itless tree
But hopes symbol shines to tellus
Farther on the sunlight lies.
Where the wine Of life hoVs neest.
Underneath high tFOlic skies.
They hays walked by deaths swirl river
hand IN hand by grief bent low:
Been their loved ones cross before them.
Leaving to them all the woe, '
There er0sa sleams through the shadows
,,AAd gponlt, clear and bright,
ahlne the letters telling surely
Tod Is ever lust aud right.
Then beneath the cliffs o'erhanring
VI adversely SO drear,
In the canyon deep and rugged
One more landmark doth appear.
And this tells by faith and courage
Golden heights are always won.
mat ABOVE the way now darksome
shlnes aWeet futures brightest sun,
Thus upon the heights we fnd them.
Having bravely fought the fight.
Ihey have reached the mount OF promise
They have conquered by their might,
Calmly in this radiant morning
W lne's summer now they resi-,
And their harvest ripens goodly,
And no clouds are In the west
Ever for their hopes fruition,
For their perfect Toy prayl
May We and them still together
Ga their golden wedding day,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

JUDGE Sneed is OF home for few
days from Knoxville, where he is en-
gagged for the summer and fall as one
Of the Judges Of the Court Of Ref
erees. he leaves tonight, and will
take in Bon Aqua Springs en- route,
where he is to deliver an address to.
morrow before the State Bar Associa-
tion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
Received to-day, a fresh ship
NlfHt of he well known
EIaHtattOn Cigar by
y ESG nSSs,
2I7 Main, corner Adams.
,EIle Referees Court,

1t is reported that the Shelby cogu-
ty docket before the State Supreme
Court will be reached by the Court OF
Referees on two weeks from Friday
next, which is the 10th inst, and the
Court will sit at jackson, having de-
clined to come to this city. The at.
toEpeys here with cases to be reviewed
have been preparing their briefs for
some time past, and they expect to
exert their best efforts toward placing
ea0es before the FeIerees in complete
aud exhaustive form, as 1t is believed
that a decision by the referees will
not be reversed by the higher court
except in very rare instances. The
Shelby county docket is a very lengthy
one, and among others in it are the
celebrated James A. Anderson, public
ADMINISTRATOR. gases, Mr.. Anderson.
who was last heard OF 10 western
Arizona, is not likely to come here
to participate in these lawsuits.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
The Sacrifice at Risks Gtisk
Goes on. siF

Stoves Of all kinds including the Great
Bu6lSs Bgilliant, tinware, lamps and
Heating stoves at pnheaE9 Of prizes,
These goods must be sold as my tine 4
required by the stove factory.
L. TIFF RISK, $50 Main st.
S.-Will keep open Saturday pntiI
gpm lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
ADDITIONAL COTTON,

LIYER7o9L, July 10, 800 pm.-Cot-
ten in moderate inquiry freely supplied.
pplands, Odd; orleans, sid. Sales to-
day, 10000 bales Receipts, 10, 500 bales;
American, l0, 100 Futures opened steady
and closed quiet. Manchester is quiet.
NEW YORK, July 10, 1910 D. M
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, nc; good Or
binary, SIC; low middiing, 8 li-l6c; mi j.
ding, 10 S-l6c; good middling, 10 8. Ice;
middling fair, II 5-l6c; fair, II Lice
Futures are quiet at very little change
from last evenings closing figures. ''e
REW ORLEANS, July 10 liza am
Cotton dull. Middiins, 9'1l-i6c. Sales
to-dGy, 2OQ bales. Receipts to-day, 1885;
at Galveston, 9l9i Savannah, 48; Norfolk,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
Pittshurg Conl Shipments.

PITTsBURa, July 1O.-The coal
amount to 2,3l9,OOO bush
els, Of which 1,297,OOO bushels were
for Cincinnati and the balance for
Louisville
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
CALHOUN

The manager of the excursions on the
hckert most respectfully informs the pub.
lie that all the excursions, moonlight ~
and picnics given on that boat will bo
{; conducted In manner that the most fas-
ndlous may attend them with the assur-
anee that good order and respectabilitv
will be maintained. ''"'''''y
j, YVES Owens, Manager.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10
GRIFFIN SPRINGS,
WHITE COONFY, ARA.

uVuEsE Springs. situated ss piles from
Sssrcy. are Located amidst tbs 63A host
sammKs OF the South, eastern extetiston q
the Ozark mountains, Opened % the paIpiius
but few years, thcy have already sained an
snviable reputation Us cure. for. all OF
woman's peculiar lille, malarial poisoning;
Indigestion, granular sqfS Eyes, diseases Oh
Nc urinary system, dropsicrs enecuons'
pslsy, paralysis, etc., etc.
table Ia supplied with the best the country
affords. Fare reasonable. For further par
tieulars address. 90 n.
so 1877 v. II. HEN,pEAsa0N n W. frons.
Alta saecial me, ting Of the 1oRra NJ pi-
n reot6fs az the Bluff City insurance SgGrr
pany held tbAs, the I'd day OF July lss''
Dividend. 81 six Per Cent,
payable on demand, was declared.
100 1le w. II. MOORE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

MY Steam Saw aud GriSt Mill,
LSO $4,000 or 5000 feet Of cypress and
"A poplar lumber. about 1900 feet walnut
and ash. all we'll seasoned. Will. If desired
which the mill Is located; good houses, z
rooms each, entirely above overflow. This
property Is situated at the mouth Of Hatcbie
liver. linton county, Tenn. Can always buy
timber delivered at the mill far below Mem
down the river from mill yard, making this
the most desirable location for 'sawmin In
fhe country. Reason for selling. 1 know
nothinR about the business myself.
81 l2g VIZ, " iLLIANs, Rand plph, Tenn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

payable on demand, was declared;
100 ZIG W. II. MOORE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-10

There is more truth than poetry in
some witticisms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Jan. 2e-BEEvEs-Recep were 81 cars Of
SS bead cars a. ef hsSd G asn. head for the
time last week Eleven sss Of the Sots' van
Wednesdays prices There were shons 20 cars on so sac a.
sn the day a: steady dgures Good Cattle were weak
sS S 9 With %a soSs 90 ears d
At lOSl2S dress 800. p with !, 81 mead
preferred 70 lake the chances rather than
MnSn ON the the
ana @ 10 Of nS 's s sS o. RpS
pIsylGusy ,SsP pSs RoeeD
.,sI ase' 81 Illinois s,ssss $500
e. sSsD e S 8! g. 94c aS as 81 do TIA
$.4. i Is low. Steer. IS, n at
!i inc dC Ss n q 40 iqe ss q &c. at TO- g.
d. at 1871 az D. and SOC SSh "a
DC isss a. jersey sSS
g 1SR Be- for Mc G sS $50 cS
IL, 81 hasG 5 40 g. at 49, q
ser 40 Kansas Steers o1s sG a1 iSc ice 90 er
Tor Reynolds ncch CO. II Wes,ern steers 1 III !, p at
q i less s. 400 g % i 50 wsi q
lie do "a at iOe for " MSoes no nor N h,sa
s Gsso o'Scr a. lie 10; d. S 1866 b. 's p
ss b. n g 81 f9 Is do is5l al 81 LOS
sherman culver for Briggs Drum 81 Ohio Steers s
H. al p - ~ iSr ke{ ~ ss sn0G per head Is do
lO7G H. at lol 65 b 20 do ogl D at lO!c Is DO l92
50 less pcs head 40 islS p a, a, y .G Y
ao IT, a" y g les, 9G per aG G Sc p @G head r
COWS sis b atS.c i've weight Bon 400 ID, at 6ho
u ssSsI Co. Virginia steers
e iS iSs a. At &c and soc per
n s head g S g. At iS &c. DO so h. q
W: Dudley for Dudley Post AZ Kansas Steers lOiO
e. ss.'SH ss Gls IF %ssis sPsf ga sts1S't
1llac and y per head 90 zoe A. r for q S.
& fss oRsG o6 sso steers SO S6 b
SS r. $ B. fss s 5 i5 az GS 5co per-
heed 90 SsS oT II go Is S se. see
90 1873 D. a. less 81 per hsae 10 do sSe
isao D a ii nj do ssS b. at il 10; do i2Oi 10. at
cAISEs1 Rsssps: head nearly all e, eO,hs.
YEA. or a s: % f s sSTapG s'
with Prime selling up 70 lSc Dressed Grasssrs dull and
Sales Haisa!scx DAYS. sold; II GJassss, 2si D. at
, Ri Dewey sod Is Grssssrs ssi lbs at
SHEEP And LANES Receipts were . gnciadlng ssy
ty and "a e6th.t Total for six days S2S5o head
ss1s ana is
a. .ssy Ps' for rs d.
ss tssSss
Common Prime sheer e. .SS Nth b, sa i 'snT
j. HUNG sSd ist Western ,a r. ssssg 81 co.
q D cnsaSs sPg Sos.y .ed Western at
Lambs ii ss Canada Lambs. so ~ ts7 80; So
do II ss III s aSSo .s se sheep 80 TO- at
sse ig7 e5 ~ at 500 $50 state 90 81 ~ a. ec; ga do
IS n at Sac; Northern Canada do, ~ at 6lsc 81
.Moiocs 1875 b. at lol State Lambs. IL TO- ut 7sc "a
do 90 n, at TIC go. -. n.
8 " Sadef & Co sold: 81 Ohio sheep llB ~ at D i2o
j. n fdcock sold l73 Michigan shoep 80 10 at S. 81 i
2U4 lIinSis DO. 50 10 at nc. .
Judd Buc bingham sold; III stats sheep usM lAnbs
165 D. 90 -. Indiana do. i2i TO- at G.e 81 Virginia
lambs. rs m. al &c. an
lOthsI and jersey City Total for 81 days. 2623S
head for the time last week
None aye Make: noiniaaly Gull ~ sasS61so for
County Dressed easier at
s9sise for Heavy, 52ds9c. for Medium &c. fof Light
kiai Ca and gag &c Tor Light Jerseys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

an ris na sn%afy can SCI 90 an
Ss tons s panca March deliver 2Sc 10 tons Bansa
April delivery. 2lioe Copper quiet heSu un'ns'" '''
steecEAS FRE1aars- fOr berth room were lover
Hs ssa snF scdc bush Grain cS
ZONES Ton ssod ~ s sS: ssS, 100
3D. FS & s ss sS sS !'S Sa, hSssss
sa: CHEESE Sos zoe tons b FSSr 22s ra S
ssd oI 1850 sack. steam flcu, aa
Bacon ga s. $1,000 desc BaceS
BRfsoi steam Grain gsoted Ssd Flour no, ass Bacon
E sqs GSsftS sioin bush
s sisr is." Ro oIah steam
MSyhh steam "a oOS rap So, ic so.ldanh
sSi'sr It sS%% rstSsa%a
ak for SsDsRs SSas By sd 'a'9S%
from baltimore AgTl 1900 Qr p6 do 9s sehohcr
ss tons t9 a%s 1890 Do
sSSssss i $500 S $%s
P,q sEsF port charges
uniformly dull h ere . no new Of prices shows
demand continues very slS%
and s holding OF sS. . s New Mess spot
CHANGE, ssos fairly steady Sos ses % 4D DO sbs Clear
sai 80 Mess tres, iqpsPsS a Ss ss 7 soasis
si Ss. iss as g. IS S Sas F7%s
ss 90 as % s5 s' dSSssis
= gTiS S sfSi g.
s snd M FsfS III se1 s &c SsSsa
~ is his. sisaSe 90 eosi sic ago CUT
Hp9f SS.ss S
average c 100 lbs Pieked Beiss &c. eo
f PsseS a Hams hSsc Picked shoulders So Picked
Hams s% Ss., shGadSSs s sS % and
H. MIDDLEs dun and declining d0 a1s el sori
eSss assSG s fons
snsS sss sn% Win y active
ssss rs: S ss. ssSr sSCs has
materially price rnPg very % ana Of u G during The
bay ae, sPsSuai'g sr trading Hssy
ss Prime SsGSs qsS
e. .'G s 'ss ffSSssy closing ?;
9c closing II 29S 1850 nS ss Nay Closing
esss sls'1$ 81 sss "a
sale. si sss fdds RoSHo
ent sSe south show C r1d;ea chances, de-
sna yef i odefa supply al,
sans dS Roe WIT xJt1C Sr sgS ant
"nsss to aS .1scn 81 as da and
RiSEFI@ demand , s5iss .pDT Ti,Ss' unchanged
sPcEs- Ginger S,hsEwss rather " wsss CLIO
ens oo5 bsss eH at quoted
do cube sSS tss S5sSs I 1.ssy
6a sI G fisssG
fso,ions,s ao &c. ttsnesTd dc
hle EITs 7'c, yellow do d. 7sS'od foH0" y
fS1S~ and stead Choice City lsllAO
and n fair as@snd Prime City quoted at
fEA-Frm. especially Tor Dlack; uenano ioi nDoo H"0'
I'm n fair demand ..-..o..
sales 24O bhds Lugs 6q6bc Leaf seed Ae 81
Duiet sales 100 1881 New England ,i ~
cases 1850 Pennsylvania e9l4e 25e cases lSSosi ohO
6io86o,: $50 bales Havana $50. d$l 10. ..
WOOI-The market looks little better one OF Two mai
ufacurers spring goods have foun IL necessary 70 come
make liberal selections Holders IN .he paesons
shape only quick TO avah themselves
OF the opportunity The general List Of prices has not maze
ltarily proved of mills not In neiae
want OF siippls Sales 10000 ~. DOMESTIC fLEESE5,
5 q AGO. IL coo 3D. unwsshed, 23ci 10000 ID mealum
Montana Pie 1000 low Combng feeces SSci e0on0 OBJ 10
2ld29c $4,000 n, fall do lSnIlci loVoV
N seeureq d. sic. 10000 TO- spring Texas "a e2oc, l35
COO ~ Fail do l7d25o; $4,000 10 Low secured do S539
l5c % 600 D Medium TerritOrty.; 1000 ~ Car
pet s leo bales 100 bales China IS Daes East III
Ola and lT000O 10, Domestic pulled private Terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
OFFICE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL

OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY SUBSCRIPTIONS
The eighth instalment OF TEN PER CENT on subscrip-
tons construction Of the Oregon Short Line Railway viii
be due PAYABLE February 1888 THIS nsamont on
subscriptions registered In York will be payabeat ths
Office OF the Union Pacific Railway Company In NewYorK,
No. 1876 Broadway and cheeks should be made payable to
Iames NJ Ham, and registered In Boston will be pay
abe AZ the ONCE Of the Union Pacific Railway Company In
BOSTON a. Equitable Building send checks should be made
payable Horny MCFARLAND suDsctDets WI" present. tne
making payment that the proper indorse
nav Ue made bonds appertanng 70 ts fourth
I ,t an ,ents not delivered and the NTH
instament where amount 70 slOOo or mntlpes
,ere vii lie the following me payment OF
he eighth The eipt on the Oack OF te GER
toafe signed by the registered vi Dcoo
the aonssl 9as Sa '1' o' SIDNEY DILLON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
LIVE srocK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Jan 26-CATrLt Receipts to-day loo head
toial Tor the week l01O head for time last
week head consigned through 400 offerings Eight
sn afteDdance Of All classes buyers; what Steers
sd brought 35aS5 40; Choice So Veal Calves " 900
-. o.o -. -,
sHKEP AND Receipts today, 400 head total for
the $500 head; for same umo last week
head Consigned IL cars run light market
quet adyices oppression GOOD 10 CHOICE
SHEEP, IS 50d IS 7c no Lambs on sale =, a.. -,
HOGS Receipts to-day, 47l5 head tota ior INC week
30 10 head for last week, 9eooO head
consigned through iU2 cars rm all offerings sod
saes Good TO Choice Workers. s5 65d$o 0 Ight
% 4EuS6 CO. So 7U6$6 SO Oood 10 Cnoce
Heavy, 50 1880 9s. Extra s7i Pigs. So z6as6 40, .
kAsT LdBkR1f Penn, Jan. 2bheceipts lOf "eek enus
January 20 S63s head OF through ana heso Oh
market active and lba25c higher; Prime Sodeo 20.
s47e9s5 u.s. Common 81 25asi So Good Fat Heers - 20
~ %, COED Fat Cows. S36$4 49,,
HOcs-Receipts 200 head market aouye fhl'
81 4OaSG 10 -.
saskrReceipts for week, 81 200 head; Extra 80 500
~ 20; Common, ~ 25dS3.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL Cumberland Cut. b0Oi short
Rb az Cd PORK $500: 500. Lard,
Prime 556d Cheese American Choice $3.50. Corn,
0OBd for Mixed old ruTpentiDe spirits 5000. ProvnOns
Lard 6oOd cwt for American BreadstunsCorn bOsd
Western Wheat 0Sd as I'd GENITAL for Cal
for Red Winter.
ceuials Including 1871. 900 American.
IoSpos Jan 26-.Spints Turpentns. 390d. Calcutta
I,nseed Linseen OIL $40 06f442O 90
per tun. Tallow 4@ cwt Refined Petroleum eAzdS
Ia. gall 49,. 80. 40 IN
S1sTwssr Jan 26-Petroeum go francs 30 confines for
ns pale American paid and 20 francs 90 centmes sclers
WilcoIs Lard 1877 francs 30 confines per 100 kllos ~
/, RRRugy Ian. 28-PetToleum marks 30 pfenngs VII
so,s lard, osed At 6 % pfenngs per 10 klIos
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STATE OF TRADE.


xibALIihoaE. Jan. 2S.-Cotton steady; Niddings 100
IS Sa hewsSs street emo Western % @
sranae ~ 90 soasd 90 Extra "a 1896 49, do h9
81 Sss S' sa ea 81 i2ssi is. AmDe5 81 70
knor a. Mafyiand ~ l1if: No Western Winter heo
%s,s ~ ~ los January. 81 1891 1876 CORRESPONDENT
WINE 'se'' 90 Yellow, Geo Western Mixed spot 72ssc.
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fiuauci1l.

NEw. YORK, Jan 20. 1883.
CASH CAPITAL 100000; Net Surplus
~ Jan. ], 1853. 1891 .6o4.
sIXTY FOURTH DIVIDEND.-The Board OF ID rectors
have declared seini dividend Of seven per cont
from the profits Of the last months D.
1885 JOHN WkA1, SecteIsty.-
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