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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
CLOSING pRFC Es or PHILA DeLpgrA srooKs
FRIDAY, Sent. o-P ,

FRIDAY, Sept 2-P. NJ
Io-day's sock market opened with fair degree
OF activity, and early dealings marked material de-
clncs from yesterdays last figures The declining
tendency OF prices not only checked but a sharp
advance was established by q well-circulated
report that the Secretary of the Treasury
was IN town and in consultation with some of the
leading bankers relative TO the purchase of n
large amount of bonds. After the rally the par ic
ular feature Of the market was tnat of excessive
dulness. When it was learned that il was n ms
take about the Secretary's being in town the preva
lent report was that an offer TO purchase So 600 600
bonds will be issued in few DAYS.
Yesterdays debt statement shows that the
actual available cash over and above de-
mand liabilities WAS $3.50, ,575, not oount-
ing accrued but unmatured interest. Tbat su,,
Is $6,231,3So less than the available cash hal
ance OF September 1, 1880. If from this sum nj
available balance of September 1881, be deducted
the accrued interest the funded debt. the real
available balance is about $139, 600 600 The last
named amount is only 36l3 per cent reserve on the
$3S2,o0O,O00 of outstanding legal-tender notes.
In THIS Wow 1T is reasonable to suppose
that the amount of bonds to be hereafter
purchased will depend upon the revenues
that are collected and that for purchases of bonds
ana all other payments, other than for the bonds
ALREADY called, the Treasury viii first collect
money before disbursing It, II should be mentioned
that OF the 80 13 per on the outstanding
iegal-tcnder notes about $50. 0oo, 900 consists of
silver dollars and fractional CON- The market closed
dull anu irregular.
Government bonds were dealt in to only moderat.
amounts, but there sales of all the gold issna.
except the continued 5s. Prices were not ma firm,
the hnal bids for the continued 6s showing a da
cine OF 4, and for the digs of Is per cent The
market closing steady at the annexed quotations.
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COTTON mark Fr,-nY rTT,,ep


LiyRRPooL Sept 2.-l2:3 y m.-Cotton-Marget icnsfnr
npi Al0Gling bpands. 61sird; NiddiiRE
Sales l2Oo0Dacs including ,0Oo bales specuaiiaa
export; receipts $500 bales including $3.50 Ame1-
SonNeS' fa also ti 9Sisd; 10 september and uotobr
delivery 6'asd also 6hd.; do. October aud November
nNeis $751; DO November ana DoolabeF delivez. S; 40.
december and January delivery. esd Janna5 cne
ruaty-eAvefH Cad; do. February ltlfvcrv,
e; Ue Mal0h and April delivery, 6sasi July
delivery 6iet Futures STEADY.
LIVERPOOL, sept 2-tSo n-Cotton- siddIur Irsanfs
7iedi Middiiag Orleans. 6io-: Uplsads Low Nscdsns
clause september delivery Sl0d do October NoycuF
iAEESfooL. sept "a m.-Cotf0n-sales 81 the wes,
$1,000 bales American 500 sIsealasors sSt
bales; eKporere took 0,1G0 bales
slae cIeci 90 sins $50 bales actual export ao bas
stock $4,000 bales American. ISL Goa bses as,Iui q
AnsUsfA, sept Cotton steady NiddimE. ID Lcs
n aS iys,o ioei Sooa ordinary, sc rcceiTis
3Al okios shipments 2OSO bales szAes bales sock,
lssl 2s2 bales 3sso lSzs bales weekly nri r.orgfs
Z5zi SMes: shipments 2Oeo baos; ssies 2SO balosL
hskiksioE sept 2.-Cotton steady MiddInr. lsai
sll bales exports eoastws l.S9 bales: sales
stock 2eoz bales weekly receipts, 3sG6 hale
ports per coatwise. SAP bales saies, 900 bales.
Low hiadlins 40 cood Ordinary sIxc. nes reoespts So
Da4es sales 90 bales stock, 26,7lS bales; wcxy
IzeA- bales morris coastsise zs5I baes % 0Eess
MoDll1, sept 2Cotton steady; Nnadlmg, IOs-c; Law
alod1ng loscs Good Ordinary, Qcss net rscrlptk 80
pies exports coastwise ass bales sales si
3SeS SsssV nes ree@gS zs's bales experts ooS'~
NKw,olaEANs sept 2-COston steady: MiddHng lies
Low Middiing, losea Sood Ordinary esscs rcoelgS
bales stock. 6 s7 bales weekly net recesps lea bas
saoite cosstwlse 2oSS baAess 0to4l Britain. lsos
sales. 100 baes-.
COTTON REcEmrs
NEW YORK Aug. 26-The following are Ihe told -
Der i. 1881:
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TnnD cArG-12 O'CLOCK NJ
RoURrn cALL-2 O'CLOCK p. II.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rarnrvr.t

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 2--The market il ac-
uXe but prices arc shading off under short sales
Senator Fair left for the COmStook on "Wednesday
IL Is reported that the Nevada Bank will ilnmedi-
atcly reduce the rate of interest mining 81 ock ad
Vanccs to seven per cent and loan to fifty per
cent ol their market values
BtIIion receipts Tor the past week: Eureka Con
solqated, basel S26,6oO; Contention. S1727o:
Bodle, $1,000; Northern Belle. sos $50; Standard
$4,000; Christy. $4,000; Indian Queen, So ZOO
Sttr, $500; Syndicate, -. 400.
ROBINSON, Col, sept The ore product of the
Robinson Consolidated mine for August was 2275
tons; gross yield, y200,000; cost ot mining 81 %
per ton ore in sight in tho reserve, 10 900 ions A
contract is being made by the Robinson CONSOLE
dated Company with the Boston and Colorado
Slneter At Argo, for ~ 600 tons of ore which will
he closed on September i.
CHICAGO, Sept. "A dispatch TO The Times rr,,r,
Deadwood, Dakota, says: Marvellous gold discoy-
cries are reported from the Central Hills thirty
miles from this city. 4 vein four feet Wide is said
TO contain more precious metal than quartz H. "a
sad that 1T runs $4,000 to the ton IN the foun-
ton. This mine formerly under bond IN The
Homestake Company.
Bullion valued at $71 700 40 was received IN this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Inc Robinson Consolidated Mining Comnanv has
declared regular dividend of 500 900 or 2h ccnts
per share, and an extra dividend of like nrnouut
on the Dth and reopen on the 10th. The August re-
mlttances from the mine amounted 10 nearly
$l50,OOO. ~ NN"i'J
The foreman in charge OF the state inc mines 70
ports thaj NOS and are looking splendidlv
twenty leet west of the working shaft the LEDGE ~
zen leet VIDE, and ~ rich. 1t Is widening rand1v i'm
ihe bottom II Is reported at the company Us o,,inn
IN THIS city that seven carloads of pine for Tho
mines nave been shipped, and that the remn ind,r
Will be shipped IN few days.
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pig O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

. NI|INN y NIJCh.
southP OF Cal lat Tel comp 1900 Boston and LIST
1000 ...... 1864 1000 LEO 1000 50
Louisville n Nash n y l. & Mes; Metropelitsn "a "a
Gen mtg lis New "a con lC.OoO- - ~ n
10000 1903 ~. 600 Ii
w L Tel Reg 1900 10000. 1905
2,oOO---. 40 10000 lO1
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Sept. 2-P M.
There was little in to-days mining stock market
that calls for comment Generally the business was
dull and the prices steady. The State Lines at one
time made some recovery from yesterdays depres-
sion, but later the gains were more than lost and
those stocks again were wet blankets on any dis
position there was toward an Improvement in the
better class of stocks Nos. and rallied to 81 cents
and ended at 90 cents. Nos and sold up to 40
on short buyers option, but closed at 3.95 or cents
lower than yesterday, and Oriental and Miller de-
clined from So 30 1881 cents. Consolidated Vir-
gInia 10 cents lower at 80 and California was
cents lower at 90 cents. The opening prices of the
San Francisco markets showed general sharp adj
vance from yesterdays closing figures, but the quo
tatlons were received here too late to influence our
markets. The closing quotations, whichare printed
elsewhere will show If the mornings advance was
sustained through the day. Here Iron Silver was
notably strong and rose TO go iiibernia was ac-
tive and cents lower at 4794S cents The other
Leadvilcs were about steady. Miner Boy continues
to record large transactions without important
quotations, to-day's business in the regular way
being all at 40 cents. The markets closed dull.
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- O'CLOCK To 2i2 O'CLOCK.

Virginia Gs dsferrd Central Pacific Lake Shore LIST NJ
"oJO. 10 : i,Ooo 49,. llAa
Boston IL q l. lst Texas a ST J. LIST 1000.
SuoOp. ~ 10000 30 Ind u 4 Spring LIST
lVocO OBJ NO kan q Tex Con lO00.---.. los
motifs anu l. "a IS Tex Pac In J.
~ 49, io2-s ovyO--- Is
bur ltap& y ist 9oo0..--lo9 q 1000. ...-.-.7Sl4
.ooO -. ioi y - n West Tex Pao Flo eide
Galveston IA X III New 3d con Division
LIST 10.e00...... 1Ol 900 -. COZ.
1000 .7St $4,000 1908 Gal Har & An LIST
&C and [ Income Ri mortgage 1000 - Ios
lo,OOl --.-..T5 3O00 Rome NJ A. oc,r,,
Harlem LIST IS coup Ches and OHIO eur con LIST NJ 90
10000. ..-.. 1876 1000. 30
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Total bush. lG3,S0O $4,000 1850 I2hsOO
The following were the receipts aud shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
ReceiptS Shfusaeatz
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state bonds were neglected. but about steady az
to quotations. The business was covered nv ssles 90
Missouri Is. 1888. at Hoy and Virginia Go de- !.
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NEW YORK Aug. 26-Ihe following are the told -
ber !. 1885,
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Total bush. a,2O0 23ls25 s5s la36as 10alO al rs
The receipts and shipments at and from Bulfalo
to-day were as follows:
Reccnss. e,f--,o-ts
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Gelp tJanleo.

A THOROUGH Tho, business lady, competent to
collect tunds for hrstelass charitable society can W.
cure permanent employment Address ACTIVITY Trune
w ANIED-A married man to work n
" Ifuit farm on shares To who unaerstsnas ~.
FR IT cara For particulars address,
WET NURSE WANTED-Must no oorFoc1I---
heauiE young, good tempered with 10 city ressyy
34th.st. oN ""e's' oai WeSt
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- ineI to-ss. in the Superior Court, in and for
sad county The People OF the State of California,
to ELIZA ROBBINS in her own right and as ad-
ministratriX of the Estate Of 5 d. hOBBlNS, de-
ceased. JOHN ROCKFORD, SAMUEL CRCSS and
FREDEkIek BILLINGS, surviving assignee Of
BEER SIMMONS, greetings You are hereby no.
titled that an action was commenced in the superior
Court OF the County O Sacramento state aforesaid,
by the filing of a complaint in the Clerks office of
said Court, on the 18th day Ct June, 1881, in which
action MARY A. CALLAHAN is plaintiff, and you
are defendants. That the general nature of the
action as appears from said complaint is as follows
To obtain Judgment of this Court requiring the
above-naned defendants to set forth the nature of
the claims TO that certain parcel Of land situated
in the county of Sac atnento State of California, and
described as the block of land bounded by and $,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, in the city Of
Sacramento, in said county that the claims o
plaintiff and defendants thereto be determined By
the Court that the defendants be adjudged to have
no title to said premises and be enjoined from
asserting any claim Of title thereto, to any part
thereof that plaintiffs title to said premises be ad
judged 70 be valid, also that plaintiff recover the
costs Of this suit, aud have such other re
lief may be just. And you are hereby
directed to appear aud answer SAID complaint within
days from the service of this writ exclusive OF
the day OF service if served you in said county
OF Sacramento and within thirty days. exclusive OF
the day of service, if served elsewhere; and you
are further notified that unless you appear and
answer within the time above specified, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
In testimony whereof, I, Thos H. Berkey, Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
ard affix the seal of said Court, this Goth dsy o.
JUNE, A. ID. 1881.
lsEALI THOS. II. BERkEi, Clerk.
BY J. II. PARSELL, Deputy Clerk.
FREEMAN 4 BATEs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1y1s1awlqgM
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed septemhar 1o.h.

G.. L. Clark to II. G. Snath-sept snber 8, 1851
grant; the east half OF lot 8, between and L,
Twelfth and hirteenih streets, Sacramento.
VIM. C. English to jerome Madden-June 10,
1873; for 50: lot ), between and Y, Front al
Second Streets Sacramento
Hiram Blake to Thomas McCort-August II,
1881 for $500 bond for deed al res of land.
Peter Schulp to Harmon Fsher-September 9,
1881; for 500; an undivided half of northeas
quarter of section 20, township north range east
containing l60 acres
David Woods to Anna Gattman-September 2,
1881 for 81 ESQ; the north 140 feet of lot s. be-
tween o and P. Sixth and Seventh Streets Sacra-
mento.
VIM. P. Coleman to Agnes N. Sherman-Lanuary
8, 1874 for 5000; lot 4, between and j. Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets, Sacramento.
state Of California To Henry Watson. pr tent
August II, 1881 40 acres OF swamp and over
flowed lands being Swamp Land Surveys Nos. 65
and &c. township north, range east.
State of California to same, patent-June 80,
1881 for so acres of swamp and overlooked lands,
being the east half Of northeast quarter of section
7, township north, range east.
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That Terrible Endemic.

Fever and ague, skaters the most vigorous
constitution ard physique, and the after
effects of the alksloid often taken TO arrest it,
sulphate of quinine, are scarcely less per-
nicious. The best remedy-proven to be so.
not alone in malarial stricken regions on this
continent, but also in those portions of South
and Central America where malatisl feyers
are most prevalent and malignant-is Hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs. Its remedial and
preventive effects as an opponent Of inter-
mittent and remitteat fevefs are owing to its
tonic, regulating influence upon the liver,
stomach and bowels. BY it these cooperating
organ, upon the joint, harmonious action OF
which depends the health and vigor Of the
system, are made to act like clock work. The
consequence is, that digestion, assimilation
and secretion are thorough, and the system
sustained and defended against miasmatc
influences.
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Total amount In Treasury. .....
APpoRTIoNNFNT.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE STATE FAIR.-The
Board of Directors and officers of the State
Agricultural Society are making determined
efforts to have the coming State Fair exceed
in success any of its predecessors. President
j. Mem. Skater will arrive to-day and give
his personal attention to perfecting arrange
meuts. and viii remain during the week.
The work Of preparing the Pavilion for the
exhibition there is well under way. Greater
demand for exhibition space ia said to be
coming in from ell parts Of the State than
has been the case on any preceding year.
The alloting of =pacs has been systematically
done so as to utilize all available room. Ex-
hibitors are showing a disposition not only to
take part but TO make their displays more
extensive than on previous occasions.
This is particularly noticeable in many de-
partments already. In the art gallery very
extensive arrangements are far advanced,
under the superintendency Of j. r. Martin,
in charge Of the Art Association in San
Francisco. The exhibits in this department
are already catalogued, and the collection in
cludes most of the pieces exhibited at the late
Mechanics Fair This department viii, it
is believed, far excel in interest any former
exhibit here, and the Board and those having
the coming fair in charge maintain that the
exhibits in all departments will be equally
good.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-An
is made this morning of notable dramatic
attractions. Thomas Mcguire gives notice
that he will inaugurate dramatic season at
the Metropolitan, commencing September
18th and continuing TO the 21st, inclusive.
The company will be the powerful comhina-
ton now playing at the Baldwin Theater,
San Francisco. and is known as the Va !ack
New York) Theater Combination. It will
present first 1.-The Galley Slave" as played
in New York and the East and San
Francisco to immense audiences, and
with the greatest success. Next ''Diplo-
macy" and thereafter "a Celebrated
Case" Miss Chester" The Danichetfs"
and fla Belle Russo" The company is one
Of excellent composition, and it would seem
certain that the management will find it
welcomed here by {. very liberal patronage.
It ia announced as powerful combination,
and from what is said of the company by the
San Francisco press the statement is proba'
bly, within bounds The prices are 81, with
an extra charge of 80 cents for reserved seata.
The company is large and costly to the man.
agement, and it justifes the prices on the
ground Of necessity and the custom OF this
combination.
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BREvITIEs.


Forty. two immigrants arrived yesterdar
| from the East and 6ftv-three will arrive thi
afternoon, including twenty-six males.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson, of Modoc county
/ passed through to Napa Asylum on Satur
day, with an insane eolored man nameG
| BTassheld.
George S. Putney. Of Costumes, has 1t tbs
! contract for rebuilding and remodliRg bis
! dwelling TO ". H. Pierce aud ". NJ RoI.
Inns. Of Elk Grove.
The washouts on the Southern Pacific of
ArizoHs caused delay Of about three hours
in the arrival of the train from the south on
Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff Mccoy, of Yuba county, passed
through on Saturday with Alexander Nc
Cav, who has been sentenced TO Folsom
State Prison for two years for burglary.
Dodge. Sweeney l. CO., Of San Francisco.
have fled with the Secretary of State their
claim to the trade mark :" Paragon" either
with or without pictorial representation.
The Board of Supervisors of Alameda
county appeared before the State Board of
Equalization, at the Capitol, on Saturday. to
show cause why the assessment of Alameda
county should not be raised from the figures
fixed by the local Board.
The percentage of attendance of the va.
rious companies of the State militia for the
month of July, as shown by orders just pub
lshed, was: First Infantry Regiment High
est percentage. Company Il, u sc; lowest
Company II, 55.S7; average, 81 u. Third
Infantry Battslion-Highest, Company B.
&c 81: Lowest, 1878. Fifth Infantry Battal.
Company A, 81 4S; lowest,
Company B. 81 IS. First Cavalry Battal.
Company B. 57.73; lowest,
Company A, 57.73. First Artillery Regi. |
ment-Highest. Company E, G9.73; lowest,
Company A, 4t46; average, 61S1. Second |
Artillery Regiment-Highest, Company A, |
80.7S; lowest, Company B. 500S; average,
s. IS; highest of the unattached companies, |
20; lowest, 1926. The returns of the San |
Bernardino Cavalry and Eagle Corps, First
Brigade, and Company A, Third Infantry |
Battalion, Second Brigade, were notireceived |
BY the Adjutant- General, and for these de- |
inquencies the demands for allowance of the |
former will be withheld from the Board of |
Military Auditors for sixty days. and those
IF Company A for thirty days from Septem-
1sr 30th. II further delinquencies occur,
,ther penalties are promised.
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Any one who doubts the adaptability OF
our red gravelly foot hill lands to produce
oranges, should visit the garden of Mr..
McVay on the hill, just east of the reser-
voir, on the Forbestown road. Here will
be found eight or ten orange trees, scarcely
as high as the fence, and only the second
year OF their transplanting, that are bend
ing under their loads. A sight of these is
well worth a trip to the garden from any
of our citizens. 1t seems little curious to
us that more OF our foot-hill farmers do not
give the culture Of the orange more atten-
zion. The trees mentioned above were
purchased from D. B. Hays, and are a
graft from what is known as the Med terra.
nean.-I0 roville Register.
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Notice Grape growers
ss.sp2.awIhM&swll wssm

yEyHE JOHNSTON BRANDY AND WINE COM
pany will be prepared to receive GRAPES
SEPTEMBER LIST. Improved facilities for unloading
aud weighing. The Highest Cash Prices will be
pa d for Mission and other variety of Grapes
Disttery: Front street, between and T. Office
Nc 1915 second street.
n,,1T 9rtilln1 WEN LAC L Ell TED snrrntaru
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LYDIA Z. PINKHAa's Vegetable Compound
has rapidly made its way to favor among
druggists, who have observed its effects on
the health of their customers Send to Mrs.
Lydia f. Pinkhsm. No. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

EeRoPoSALS WILL b RECEIVED AT THE
Office of the Chef Engineer q TIE Central
Pacific Railroad Company, until SEPTEMBER nth,
for the following work
FILLING TRESTLE WORK, near San Joaquin
River, hundred sud fifteen thousand cubic ards
(more lessl OF En- hankment
RAISING AND WIDENING EMBANkMENT, at
Bear River, Wheatland, sixty thousand cubic
yards tmore or lessl
For further information inquire at Office Of Chief
Engineer, San Fraueseo or, relative 10 Bear River
Work, at office Of Resident Engineer, Fed Bluff.
| Right reserved 70 reject any or I'll eics SO es
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. Il. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, September 10. 1881
Balance on hand last report ,997 "A
Receipts for the week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 06S "a
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A Rellnh1e siciliclne

Is like true friend, when needed it is alNays on
hand, and when tiled it is never found wanting.
Such is pr csely the character " BRISTOL =
SAkSAPARlLLA and PILLS. They never deceive :
they DO exactly what is caipei for them, and they
cure disease where doctors prescriptions and all
other medicines fail. sI2lt