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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
The Indian " ar.

Denver 20.-ITibune'S Santa Fe: On
the 18th. Lieutenant Taylor had fight
in San Msteo Mountains capturing q
camp of Indians and twenty horses. The
Indians are in several parties moving
southwest. Every available man under
command of General Hatch is either In
the field or guarding the settlements.
The number Of troops is too small, how
ever. and people are srming for self pro-
lection. A delegation of citizens Of So
zorro, is now here asking the governor to
call out The militia for the protection Of
settlements and mining camps Three
volunteer companies are arming at Albu-
queroue for service should the Navsjoes
become restless. go far the troops have
had six fights with the hostiles during
the raid. Some thirty people have been
killed, and the soldiers have lost abou!
twenty in killed and wounded.
Advices from Cuchillsnegro under date
of August 10Th, state that the Navsjoes
are not on the war path. Some Indians
and Mexicans had row in hich two
Indians and one Mexican were killed,
but all is apparently quiet to-day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
France and Commerce.

Psria, ola semi-oficisl note is pub.
lished which repeats the assertion that
France had no option but to break of
the negotiations for new commercial
treaty with England and said it is 10 be
hoped, therefore, that the opinions of the
English public and English statesmen.
will soon admit the necessity to which
France had 10 yield. The belief that
the new Chamber of Deputies will be
more favorable to free trade is doubtless
erroneous. The only new member elected
in Paris is Heredia ,irreconcilable) who
was returned from the first division of
the Seventeenth ACCOMPLISHMENT. Sec
ond ballots will be necessary between
Godelle (Bonapartiste) ard Passy (Or-
leanist) in the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT,
and between Camille. Fsrey and Rane,
(republican union) in the second division
atthe Ninth Arrondissement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
Italy and Austria.

London, pa Berlin dispatch says:
The pourpsrlers, opened on the initiative
of Italy, between Rome and Vienns,
seem to be successful, as it is reported in
we'll informed circles that King Hum
bert will visit the Emperor Francis Jo-
seph, the meeting to be early in Septem-
her,. The event is regarded here as of
great political significance, especially as
Humbert expressed wish to visit the
Emperor William at the same time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
Fires.

San Francisco, 2l.-A dispatch from
Redding says fire, last night, destroyed
half block OF business houses ard the
Reddipg Hotel. Loss. $4,000.
New Orleans, 2l.-A fire on Grsvier
street destroyed the establishments Of
Pattison s. Bovaid, wholesale liquor
dealers, and Samuel Levy, cigar dealer,
and damaged the stores Of VIM. Stern,
wholesale liquor; Meyer Heineman,
boots and shoes; G. H. Lawrence q Co.
and T. I. White & Co., wholesale gro
GERS. The total loss is estimated at $780,
600, covered by insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
Mad socialists.

Geneva, 22.-Socialists have addressed
a threatening letter to the federal tribune
in regard to their appeal from the deci-
sion of the grand council OF Zurich, pro-
posing q socialist congress there in Sep
TEN Der. The letter wsIns the judges of
the tribunal that they will be the first to
be blown up, and states that socialists
have enough dynamite to blow up half of
Switzerland, and it is in Switzerland
that the cnnfsgration will BEGIN that will
burn up the world.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
Comet G.

Cincinnati, :, 2I.-At 8 O'Clock to-
night comet G. is visible TO the naked
eye at Cincinnati. 1t is in Ursa Major,
about twelve degrees below the bottom
of the bowl OF the Dipper and is the
upper one of q pair Of faint stars. 1t can
be teen with the naked eye, but through
an opera glass the tail is plainly visible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
Stanley sick.

New York, 21.-HeraId'S Paris: Pri-
vate advices received in this city state
that the explorer, Stanley, is lying
dangerously i'll half way between Stanley
Pool and the mouth Of the Congo. he
has so little faith 10 bis own recovery
that he has made bis will.
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Drowned.

San Francisco, 22.-Jsmes S. FarWell,
of Chicago, was drowned yesterday by
the upsetling of small yacht in which
he and number of companions were
sailing on the bay. The rest of The party
clung 10 the boat and were rescued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-23
The Suspects.

London, 22.-Although there will be
no general amnesty of the suspected In
ireland, ii is stated that Father Shelby,
Mr.. Kettle and about six other prisoners,
arrested shortly after the passage of the
coercion act, will be liberated before Par
Lament rises.
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TELEGRAPHIC
limerick Disturbances.

Dublin, o1.-The military authorities
have been dered to prepare flying de,
tachuients 10 proceed TO different parts oil
Limerick Cosnty at mements nohee,
as disturbances are anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

Futures moderately active, closing weak decline
10000 bales Prices paidseptenber I2.Cl diZO6 Octo,
January FsSafy Sa$
june 155Gai27s Pges RING; and Margins@sepe@U
iSoa January lis; February isB2i March. ia4S:
s s 9sy SSn 5Gnf 4 xovs %nS pGs
psssmbSE % q January l2io Feoruary 22e
SI255 June, l2.62Gl2,63. Transferable orders ils5
ee2Gfee6RRSSultTf ac Sna1esased
fisH 8rn good lSdS an9epate apT tG.
FfoTR AS6 GE&i@FL1 R1MaEEst icS5g. better
with the advance manly on Aedum and Good GRADES mod
sSls including 300 5els CITY Mi Extra g. 10 for
No s S5aStso for spring s! 5oGs5 80 iqT Winter
Chilling 80; $50 sGperne s. 40 1880
sSsms OS U Winter sa, as oand $500
Sass sx1Tsms: snpsTSne 4o$sS IS
Common Extra western 500 80 poo
ohlo Sc as $50 IS GOOD Choice do IS ass 25:
81 rye Mixture. saS$5SS; Bakers EIIr-;; y 56ss3;
mon 70 Far E2a s. Good Very Choice Fa sSS
S5tfI al
s sS IS coc % c eS 81 %
fIoTE steady sales $50 SSls saRs!fns 8 SossS So
Western So 75os5 go-atte extreme Brandy wine quoted
~foREIoN ERUITs-prices latterly TO a great extent
G ' SSc .G rae %oSrato ex
Al ' ssa 9:@dH q
strong at II 40 including car lots at 81 Al "a
Red 81 So Red 81 47sl t7l4 steamer No Red 8 a.
SlntsE oI sFgs$ea %5ltS Tee ssas sSa% ns&
de- October 81 6lsdSl %, closing 81 ST. do November
54a0$l So clos 81 So do. December 81 81 3d.
closing 81 90 RYE scarce and firm; quoted u 05@s 0car
lots and boat loads sales 5000 bush within the
BAkLLY advancing; sales 10000 bush Mol Canada Bright
No; anada held q l5g$l 2J BARLEY MALT quiet
port and lcme trade demand and large bHsSos on
speculative account; sales l.56So00 bush. future,
$4,000 bush cash. including migrated Western
Mixed Mixed. =, at 4 e2g7Sc; SO 79lsG74si
Soc; yellow 7sea No White, 9oc; No. Mixed. septem
ber 15c. bid 75c asked; DO october, 1913 closing
554a75 3soa 90 November, 777sS5ss.c closing 1850
Market re better and fairly active sales $4,000 bush,
including NO 3 at 45c No = s4G4l 2cj No j. 44l2ci
Western 42e45c: White do. 43dj3l2c. White state
Gj3e, including 100000 bush No. q Mixed "A
S44 $4,000 bush November, 47U47 sc; 5000
bush December. 493 $50 FEED-About steady;
ID, S5e. USl. l5 for the whole
IN STORE NETWORK. BROOKLYN AND CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT
a. @ *
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW~iOhh' iucSudy, Sept ~, 1881.
.sUEs-Remain quiet but steady; Pots 4a4q5c.; Pearls
SsG6c. r Wa. sru ana easv n, oo,ao,o Co., v,u.
ana r1GiDiNG MATERIALS Lumber fair demand and
aay Bricks steady and stocks sparngly Of
srsI Limo lower. Lath higher Cement unchanged
Tnnotahons Lumber Eastern Spruce Sl2dS17 for
anSom and Sl5d$l8 for special cargoes Bricks Hards
rSS6 rs Pales S. 50d$4; FrontsDark $12 Browns SO
ESxif Lime Rockand Common 81 lO state Finishing
81 IS: Ground. 81 10 Cement-Rosendale, 81 %
A SaiIs - 30 ass Tor lOd. to 60d Lath So.
DI FS-Firm i'll fair demand. Sperm 10000; do
patent "a 039c; Adamannne II TO 10 OF, c; Par
ssine As 52s, Is <al9 20
CORDAGE- quiet but nrn
C0AAuthraclte in fair call at steady prices Btumnous
,net we quote: Liverpool House Camel, Sll, Liv.
ssrpooi Gas. do, 50. Newcastle DO Caking, SIS 75ds4
geo 'Wes1noreiand Gas 81 49, Virginia do 81 is
s%moerland Broadtop and Cearheld. 81 So Anthracite
s1COoPERA1fE STOCK-Quiet and essentially unchanged
Noasses shocks, 81 inch. with heads ST. 65GSl 50 !;
sugar shocks with heads 30 nch 81 S0$2 81 do.
81 45d$I so; Box shocks SS060o; Rum shocks So 606
"a rs Pipe shocks, So 500$7i Empty Hogsheads ST. 50
icons M. Ia feet SIS 1855. do. ID feet SIS 1880
C0FFEE-IiO quiet, unchanged yS9 bags City Rio
.oi6 withdrawn from stock, 1891
er and ass bags Lassalle. Fair Cargoes ll0Il ac
stock here 94ou0 bags Mid grades duh Maracabo
Iaguayra, lldl4c.
bales for export 05l bales for
bae ior speculation Delivered contract bales Re
Sps at the ports 23S5S bales against
this day and 49J bales last Septen
pr 3547 bales, against 379595 bales during
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ssgsnes $780, up to esac and at pe and closed At

sssss e.
s"' sS MSS ss o ssBS
BEEF az pNST %1H %sS $50
ss ill., s2 &sia in%s sss
in price very uet at So
Ss DF .sy h H%y A' i Ftsa
bnS@d s"y sTc s Smoked sH, Hams lasla
Il 9oT S"s aSA hall fas HsfF
9assd a Sos sh
ISS and Closed TSsr s oTs
anTs o's r@e 'rs Steam 'gsS o
r Ss ssp's$sS SGsPf
5o5s Dsso@Ss &c ' e"sins 2aaS
S sss,s5 H. H.
fM sgS BID r. asEsa S % Arm
a%adG ID ssl9s asSad
s Ns%% and sSSs P;ase%
Efso %s State Eas bs,y s,. ,
f baSs TT aSs c snTs ds 81
ea &esrn T %aon cSs
ssa sE rSs iassGs 5@
SSsas; rsssS2y
aass scarce st GaeT AZ, Kinds
2l s;i, Fc Canada 2i All Ice. w. "''''n
ssyS TTs SUPPLY sn ssEsn' nnS
s srIIGIs G9uIet, unchanged ''"' -'a4'''0
SEEDS-Quiet, steady. ~ " 7'' p''''
-, hA E-Dull weak Prime City, l3dl3Ic.; sales
~ hhds Oeomarcarine Searine lie 49, N'
SgGARIRaw firm demand lair; Fair Good Refining
saes 600 h rugsl 90 test aSJec; do go test, Ss
mus jamaica so 600 hhds. Muscovado
sSds M Moa nss S S ~ 2" 200 hhds, ssc lo67
Gu mus dn So esc Refined in steady demand and firm
w h crushed and Cubes l0aSC;
Sranniatea losc standard a9aaS7sc; ContCctonerss
90 Monld "A" l0G10sc. on "A"9as@96-c.: White
Z 'sds &c. Yellow 7dd1a.c - " -
IALLtW-lOweT and les I N
TIA steady demand moderate $500
Observation-Disclosures quiet, uDc Saea
eateS aclye sales loo cases 1850 ennsyyanIa l2d2lc
% iooo New Engllud Wrappers lSUJOc
iSSU S'& private terms 800 bales Havana Sjcdsl %
O0L~-Messrs. Halloween & Coburn Of Ro>ton say.
hongh me decrease is large and especially in
washed lo1esilc Fleece Prices have been
tanei throughout the wek the arvancr of
cent IN London the market
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For the week ending sept 27. 1881.
BRANs AND PFAs

Receipts for the week-Beans 1921 PIGS. Peas gCe
n9s Ex1ortsnieans 5s3 pSgs Peas I56 bush There
more LIBERAL TSGeps oat to-day recetyors were holding
ing considerable stock direct Bca lgrong SECTIONS
at very fl prices which tendency strengthen ts
market The bulk OF the sales of Mediums
Prime Marrows had 50 % " these
prices the demand Is fair Pea haVo sold
pa few DAYS at - IL but not offered below o.
ana some receivers ask 4 little White Kidney
quoted the as liums. Re- Kidney have mad
some speculative movement, and firmly held
81 10 hut New have WORKING
slowly at stronger
have some inquiry at S2a*2 TO- Quite
Birck Eye in to-day, and 1t thong prices weaken a.
SaieS wore AZ new tanAia FtslS arriving,
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Receipts for the week 5g Oeea ,,st vrae e~a n,,,
YEAR os o halle e week 22O bales corresponding week last
hand to mouth and the export inquiry Is less thai
conmS was = lev, weeks ago a Few Eastern Hops arc
fmmang forward and show good qualify. Prices IN
london are reported firm advancing England viii
more Than she raises this year. Germany "a
pecteo 10 have some surplus. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

Receipt for the week 22 pkgs last week, 3so5o pkgs
CORRESPONDING week
week. s5J Pkgs 10 Groat Britain and 1913 pSgs the
Comment of OlcOnargaln
steamer to Liverpool 9JS. Continued dry
lessenug the supply Of all grades OF ali
but the falling of
noticeable Fine state Creamery Butter showing none OF tho
imp r1ccons incident To summer make,
day at Doe, while goods at have been held tn that
lack that rich flavor winch the
were dragging little al 3 d34c june packed Creamery
Onl small jobhing trade at 2602Sc. Would
ike the stock rapidly figures anew
fresh Western
brands. Salable of
Is not sells slowly within the
city DaTies he conf.
dence and sales reported 27U.Sc,
termed good Diaries not easily placed
ern Dairy and Factory Butter has moderate inquiry
rated about steady,
offered In brief the market has hrIn healthy tone Tor
table butter, while ali light
dul = -7-'N
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IN american and scotch rig Irons nas
quoted So; No 2 &23. SOL ScotchEslnton. I'LL
Ssntss S2s $3.50; Gegsrnoch s25 tsartscherI1 s2i a
And. store Kail. firm 1882 deliveries. We
ssssas Old DO SIT 5SSsls for r.. and $50 for
Se2l ssci Billion Australian 81 i402l c English,
aasz1 &c; BaDca MA I'm Plates moderately active
and steady Charcoal Tin. 80 10 7a do rerne SO 250
lingo, CoppeS at iS4Gisyo. p5esc
,MoLAss Es~New.oriean. firm. fairly active s5sooc;;
Asends 3Sn42c.: Refining 6co test "a ac.
laval STOk ES-kosDs remained hTm though again
Cue, stocks Hunted and well concentrate Good
~ sales 20 bbls on the wharf 54c Jobbng Lots ooa
eoSS. Tar 80 so; City pitch. 50 rs. .o -o ~.
err CAKE-Mors aotiye and nrm. at $32d$3z % ior Wcst
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Berth.ra rates again lower but char
49, particularly Petroleum vessels about steady AND
"a $500 boxes chsess sSs 1000 pfss Provisions 15a7s
400 sacks Flour 10 8d0IOs LOO bales Cotton
roegh sosls 400 tons Mezsuryment Goods lSs 6ds
20 sog tons Flour through IFS 81 lasgow, steam Grain
iSo'e9 5d Bacon zos Checse Ssgoes 1000 sacks fou
Grain Hull sesn "a o.o bush Grain "a hrsse' ssS
Sss.n al Grain to Corr quoted sa4s I'd
$500 ssss: X Refined PssSsa prisss srms
5 Sns ssl tons 70 Passages orade co. ana Dssk from
0ii6Trads very fairly active Lin seed 6008oo;
rma $50; Crude Menhsden, 1901 blesohed SPRING
sse II wlnssr sssSec Sperm CESde Soc a%ms9
sss!iow, 5s os7 70; White. 6205Ts
Crude ns, grSts Rsnn ed F sss
as. ix ~ or e..ss Fsps
Av Crude In shipping ordex 1884, Cxuao Cornnessss
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POULTRY AND GAME.

c POULTRY AND GAME.
rtcelpts OF i've poultry; demand rather light and
,1 weak and lower Pretty difficult sell out III quota
me fresh supply OF dressed eayy
pt nearly all the large dealers stock on hand and
t market IL SLOW Prices U2c. lower a ago
reported steady at the decline Philadelphia dry
Roohn'u Cmckens sell at J7@1sc.; state and
Tn TS eTn scaded Fowls and Chickens l30l4c.:
supply Of game in such is fairly saabe but
poo Dltus ar not wanted AT price,
,rey worthless. A small lots
fai Mimi, but much so long as the weather
continues - -
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REAL ESTATE.

SEw-YoRK. Tuesday Sept 2s ISL
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
BV A. r. Muller Som
asIory brck honse with lot No Fast
LOB II OF Bowery. LOT 25xll2. zx25xlO5z: z ID
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CoTToN MAfNnTs-ny rRIEnrAnrr

SpllDH NARNisTS-BT T5LEGHAPU.
,tIy9rooL Sent 2i.i2:0 p.Coon- Market steady,
1000 '-s ,ne'nins 1000 bkss for speculation expcrr;
re19gs 81 800 Daes, all FmeTicnn Faiine. 4 plsu.s
Lew MiidnG eause ~eptonher delivery, 7Iaa9d do sep,
to4nel ana October delivery, 02asao;
SembeI delivery Cad; November and
ops,; DO December and January delivery 6hl do January
fenliay delivery, O- 10 February and March de-
nv o-'32i DO March and April delivery 6osd: April
Do LAY o1'3ed DO May and June delivery. 6lSlod
90 Jnne and July delivery, 627sad. Futures quiet '
EkfDoi sept 27-l:3Op m.-Cotton- JTpands
o1, '; Maqng Orleans I'D Good Ordinary Upapds Cd
LIVERPOOL sept 27--500 p m.-Cotton-Futures-Up lands
low M1dhng clause, February delivery 6Ii Id
90, MAY and June delivery. 6a5s2d. "
sept. 21-4:0O D. of the
uav Included 1900 bales American. $500 O
a .HyHtp,QL sept 1850 D. Cotton Futures-Upands
er ma9ng clause September delivery, 7sd; septen
hye cry 0sSsst.i do April and May delivery, Ga4d
'EEPooL sept 27-5OO Cotton-Futures- Uplanag
Inv Mludhmg clause November and delivery
90 also o'Igd DO December January delivery, 0Iead
uo,ineIY, oi'led FUTURES closed steady.
,,hhIusIA sept 21.-CotO1 quiet Middng 1O3.c; Low
Mang lo@l0llc; GOOD ordinary. 9l2c.i receipts 2IsS
piies sales l,6l I bales.
BALIIMoRE, sept 27.-Coon quiet; Midddlng l1a.c Low
no tci Good Ordinary, 1Oisc.; receipts 475 bales;
CHARlfSrON Sept
ahS ~ 2c Low Middling II 4c. Good Ordinary lose,
receipts $3.50 bales sales 1000 bales stock
GALhEsroN, Sept Election firm; Middnne IL Isc.
Low Mddng, l0c. Good Ordinary csc: recepts S
tncs eNP9rtS Goastwlse ool bales sales 1850 bales
Low Middlng 10L .c. Ordinary ea.c, ne secent;
ll00oj bales. ' ' 0'' ''NN'
SAVANNAH, Sept 27.-Cotton qu,et and easv. .iddn,g
cepts AVG bales exports coastwise, baes sale
1oo paies last evening 1000 bales stock A4377 bales
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Drooslnu propertp for Sale ana 90 Get

A $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
"a acres land in Brooklyn lines horsecarS ana IN
immediate vicinity Of paved stroets RlLANl
WHITING. l2l Nassan-st
ITO LET.-S600 for 3-story high-stoop brown
stone house 2lx42 lot 100 only i've WALK fr1 n
Prospect PARK aud coavenisnt 70 COaey Isl4al
ierT1es Dy ho-se-c2rS
rutland & WHITING l2l Na.ssn-.
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Giin propertn toaniso.

NNANTED.-A Second Floor with priyat
~, family and possibly one two bcrde, nnfu n
lsfed DetMe l4tb-sL and 42d-st, family Of grow
people; rierenees exchanged. Address holman ms Co
ll3 Broad way, City. '
WANTED.-0n Park-place. Murray, War
w r1 or thamberstS. s0Nlo0 cash ca stofps
rutland a WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
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STORE NEw-YoKR. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT

GUNNIES-Fn; unchanged; business of late been quiet
IN common with all branches Uf trade.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay higher and firm offerings
small straw unchanged. We quote: Hay, Shipping,
65o65c.; Timothy, 9OeQSl 10 Clover 5ja65c.; No
3Jaz5c. -
fair both for export and home and prices
niIni new forks 1881 2O023c Eastern do 2Od22c;
all growtls 4al5c. - '
HEMP AND JUTE.-Henp and butts d l., unchanged;
Manila, ii 2dllaic; Butts, 2a,03c.
pmiDEsmModeras active at lower prices We quote
No GTands Iie oInoeo n 92l % Caliiornls, 22i2@23e
49, IamPico iaGl7 70; Bogota l9'4 @2ol2ei Central
Puerto 1abeo and Laguayra l79l0c. Caracas, RIA sc;
Psst l02nlic; Campeachy, l7c Tobasco 17c Dry Texas
ldIyc city slaughter 1C3fo.; do Cow, 92c Calcutta
slaughter, lZl2al3c Buffalo, 1Oc.
lbAIIiEKThere has.becn fair business both for
exports and home and prices remain
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NEwYoRk TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1881.

butchers SO 7pnf+ 25; Grass Toxins 50 5Of sb,rinr
steers scarce and "anet; ia rilsbc4. '''
Sllh.P-keceipts 1900 head demand
Feeders, - ?JGE3 bO. '''f' ~N~FN 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

FRUITS AND BEKKIES-FHIISH.
Exports Appcs this port 4t6l Dois from Mon.
rea 2675 bbs from Boston, 900 bbls Freight 20 Liver
pool ga Cd receipts Apples liberal and the
tone Of the market IA aot 80 strong stu there iair do
aging crop prospects much of tho fruit is dropping on
After holidays the demand for Peaches
brought So 60$S good fruit was sold ~ 81 and
Cnils went low 5OC. Preservers paid 81 80
for uprivor sell fairly at lower range Of
ur,css A few Refine Claude still coming forward but
and Frost Gage the principal varieties. few
Cr2Dbcrrics the demand IL limited and
prices hardly estahsied Choice bartlett Pears arc
Mosi and thore IL rarely lot good
enough bring - An last week the market was gucd
Bartlets from Boston, the great bulk OF which
sold from 81 going as low a. 60c Good
Grapes solling fairly Few good Watermelon
arriving not many that Will of1hg W. muskmeohs
afaad OunIa
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CitD propertn 60 Get.

HANDSOME 3 Story Brick Houses Finished
IN the best manner with all convenences beaut.ful
home rent, 5000 Henderson place East s6tl,-st y
EDGAR LEAfCRAFr l,54i broadway.
Two LET-For the Winter or Ioncpr-A
July furnished house. az Audubon Park l5JtlSt win
R acres of lawn; stable and water COMBINING al
te stantat o. OF city and country convenient
waited railway. Apply 10 GEORGE III PEFRTE, a. B'waT
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

fIvHnPooI Sept - -Pors-Prlme Ness Fasrrrn staonv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
anrtion 9aies of iieaI Gstnie.

A DRlAN N. MULLER, Aucfioneer
"A NCTl' F-On and after October l. 1851
Ourregnlsr ancton heading
TIE E eS!ISn Slli S zplefr i IN
TIE EVENING Posi-.
ADRIAN IL. MULLER q SON
Anoii'i' 'ers and Real Estate Agents
-FOUR CHOICE IMPROVED CORNERS.
RICHARD V. HARNErr. AUCTIONEER.
VIII sell AT auctien.
.,o.,-. TUESDAY, OCTOBER4
az IL O'Clock. at Exchange Salesroom. proadwav
Inc lolowlng al elegant and -bailt foursfory
Drown,sione Apartment Houses, with ONE Soy-,
Investment f '' Sf''
LEXINGToN-AvF2, cor. lOsdst No 1e2- 25llxs7x9s
oURTH-AvE-. $, G. lO5,hst. No lOo 2o15oxlooll
FoURTH-AvE. cor. lIOth-st. No. 81 2ox75rlO0i1.
FoURTH-AvK-, ne Il4th-st, No lol, isx7oxiooIl
WILLIAM VITALITY. Esq Atty az law 10 Is ", VS.
Maps &C. at AuetoneeE's ONCE. iii Broadway baseIaeut
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
LEGGETT's POINT TN ENTY. rIIIIID WARD,
NETWORK CITY.
y ORDER 81 Robert Bliss and J. Lawrence NoKeeYer T
- ,: H. Ludlow & Co will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY.
room no III Broadway in the CITY Of New-YorE:
the 23d Cfty OF New York cor-isT;, -, pt ~
thirty four OF land with mansion house ana
smaller dwelling house, finely situated good order two
gaeher cottages stables conservatory,
~ ey ana other o9tbmdings with splendid water
Lung -ohlu with laud under
eo Dy virtue OF grant 10 Bena WhitlOck other
Also ad 2Sd Ward all that parcel Of land fronting on
1s 5.Oaevafd and known Plot No 10
stas ot Phlp Dater deceased Dc nearly opposite
formerly occupied By said Philip aier
belg about 3 feet IA wiCh IN southern Boule-
D SOC 70 crosse trust without reserve for cash. unless
previously disposed OF at private sale.
Pncs LG%RENcE MeSEEvER' %sS trustee mS