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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
EAST Err N.
es.,e.u App-.,. 60 sns Jsags.

0uitesu Appears 50 ahe Jodge,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2Sth.-After
Judge Cox ordered Guiteau to b.
removed to the prisoners dock, the
latter appealed TO the Judge In a
most insinuating voice, promising
to be quiet II .allowed to remain
with his counsel, but Judge Cox
replied: "You will 20 to the dock,
because no reliance can be placed
In your promises"
Then | move, your Honor, that
the court room BE- cleared
Apassage way was made through
the G ovid and the prisoner WAS
fiDslly 8. ated in the dock.
II amt sfraid," he shouted, "to
walk through the streets of Wash
inRton. God Almighty will pro-
tect me, rs he has done ~
After glancipg around he called
out: "Oh. l rather like this, your
Honor. 1t gives me u much better
opportunity TO see."
I.v~sssx-steu Aajsurnsd.
WAsnINGToN, Dc 28th.-The
Senate Appropriations Committee.
investigating the treasury contin-
gent fund. has adjourned till Tues
day next.
1oney Rnd stocks.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28'h. h.-Silver
bars, l123; money, per diem; gov
erDm.,is higher; stocks strong;
w U. "A; quicksilver, 123; Pacific,
At; Maripo-a, A; Wel., Fargo, 100;
New York Central. 1921; Erie, Al;
Panama, 1S9; Union + cifir, 1l6f;
bonds. III; Central Pacific, 9Of;
-hnnds, ll53; Sutro, l; Mineral
Creek, 5.
pr.b bly, Fatal snoouug AM~.y.
BELLE FORD, Ala, Dec. % h.
A tragedy occurred here resulting
in the probu BILE fatal shooting oi
w. ID. Martin, his son John, .nd
G M Fennel. Tney are the only
merchants in the place and the
III ulfhculty originated through jeal-
ousy. They used pistols.
Mexscsn I.diAm News.
City OF MEXICO, Dec 2Sh.-A
dispatch has bteu received at the
war flee from the officer COM
manding the federal forces an
nouDcing the capture of the hos
tile baud of Mescumora Indians,
who have been raidiug and com
mittlDg many Outrages and muir
ders OF late, as they were crossing
the Rio Grande, for refuge In the
United States.
The I1dians in chihuahua threat.
en- to go on the war-path. They
have sent runners to different
points in the Deie hboripg States,
and from reports received here
general Indian war is feared Ia the
north.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29

dry year, and we know whereof v @
speak. The year 1877, much havoc
as Il wrought with people who
were unprepared for itfand who
obstinateiy ignored the conditions
OF the weather In California, was
fraught with incalculable blessings
to this section. 1t led to the util.
isation OF our water resources and
to habits of economy and self-rsli-
ance which have really changed
the old time shiftlessness and
chance life into . determined and
systematic development Of our un.
rivaled resources. Water has been
developed and utilized which here
tofore was disregarded. Amongst
other things. 1t led to the construc.
tion of storage reservoirs In the
city Of Los Angeles whose useful.
ness IL recognized but is as yet but
In its infancy.
Should we have q dry year In
1sSl-1S82 it will simply stimulate
the development Of our water re-
sources, which has been really only
fractional ss yet, and q very small
fraction at that. Our county is
admirably provided with streams
Of perennial fiow, which are dis.
charged, from considerable alti-
tudes, ut q velocity which excel.
'ently serves the purposes of irriga-
tion. Fully two-thirds of their
fertiliziug waters are wasted In
clumsy and porous bitches. One
more dry year, and even the stu.
pidest OF our too prosperous people
would recognize the necessity OF
carrying these precious waters in
cemented and covered ditcbes and
in iron pipes; thus, at a blow null
tiplying, by three, that area OF Los
Angeles county which would for
ever thereafter be Independent OF
an occasional dry year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
Rainy Weather to Order.

DR.. Voolfolk. of Danville, Ken
tuck, In q recent lecture at Louis.
vile, discuss ed the question moot
Ell during last cum m sr's droutb, o.
producing rain by cannonadiug
He showed that cannon firing
causes vortex over the area of
gunpowder explosions, through
which the polar current will al
ways break its track, attended by
storms Of rain in summer and
snow In winter, followed by severe
cold. He further set forth that the
polar current may thus be Q Mined
to one track by cannonading, " hi g
every where around the globe the
Il" "picai current flows northwsrd
upon the surface of the earth,
maintaining mild temperature
throughout the winter.
Many facts were cited proving
the correctness of the theory. The
winter of the siege of Sebastopoi
was exceedingly severe in Europe
and as mild as sum mer in A merica
The winter Of 1864, during the
cannon firing of Chicamauga,
Knoxville and Missionary Ridge,
WAS extremely cold in America
and warm as summer in Europe.
The winter Of the Franco Pru .siap o
war (1S70-l was remarkably severe
In Europe and exceedingly mild in
America. The winter Of the Car
list war in Spain (l875-8) was se-
we're In Europe and warm in Amer
lea.
The weather phenomena Of the
Russo. turkish war bear out the
theory In q remarkable manner.
The polar current was kept contin-
usIly flowing over the area OF the
cannon firing in Turkey and Ar
meDis, attended with immense
precipitation. The Danube was
kept swollen with rains for
months; the Tigris oveIfio wed its
banks-a phenomenon that has
not occurred before in the memory
Of man. While Eastern Europe
and Western Asia we're thus del
uged with rains, the season we
unusually dry In America, VIII. re
the tropical current CONSTANT,
flowed due north toward the polar
area to take the place of the polar
air which wac kept constantly
q wing south ward oyer the area II
caunonAdes. In this tropical cur
rent local vortices formed, giving
local showers, but the season was
unusually dry In America.
During the fall months heavy
snow fell in Turkey and America,
showing the presence of the pols T
current over the area OF combs'
Even In September two feet of
snow was reported In the Balkan
range. While the track of the pu-
lar current was still Kept open iu
Eastern Europe, the tropicsl cur
rent was constantly flowing north
ward over the United States, main.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
OPEN BOARD-4.l5F N,

Eureka, liz b, llH a; Utah, 81 b; An
b. 1874 a, 1871 g; savage, l.sO b., /. 80 a I.s5
:; Union. ~ s. Utah, 81 D.. a; Alta, 4
b; California, .5c b, 30c u, 0s; Mexican,
8ss b. 81 q; sierra Nevada. 0 b. 9k a, SX Q:
Esche9 er, SOC b; jacket, 8 b; Mexican,
81 8; Jacket: 8.05 g; Chol lar, los b; Sc0r-
pion, o. b; Benton, DOC b; 0ver.nan. IS
y; Albion, l.l5 b; Grown Point, soc b;
+"nid y curry 81 b; Best 4 6elcher.7A a:
Justice CSC b 75a; Alta,4 b; Belcher, / Is
b; Hale 4 N. / W D, 6i y; Potosi, | IS b;
I'cKet. $40 b; Bodle, $50 a; .lta, 4 10 8;
N. Leu :; Chollsr. b, LOS a, LOS s;
y; B 4 B.7A b; Choilar. / 05 b, / 10 a. .iO
9; Potosi, LAO b, Las q. l.45 9: Union, lsA
b, L8sz q, ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29

tanning q mild temperature until
the end Of December.
The Doctor regards the scheme
of thus controlling the weather as
entirely prac 'icable. and says that
two government vessels, of fifty
guns each, stationed in the Aleu-
tian Islands for three months, will
practically test the theory at an
expense of $780, 600.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
MASONIC NOTICE.

The officers and me- mbers of Los An
geles ,ooge No. 40 and Penrslpha Lodge
No. 202, f & A. M, are hereby notified to
s'tend a joint special me ti,g OF said
Lodges to he held at the hall OF Pentalphs
Lo ,ee, in Mcdonald Block, tar. M. 10
DAY (Thur-day, Dec. 2s), for the
purpose Of attending the fuueral Of our
late brother, H II. MONROE, oi Zeltand
Lodge No. 326 Toronto, Cansda.
By order OF the
1t MASTERS OF SAID LODGES.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
situation Wanted.

A GOOD MAN. accust omed to horses,
garde ing. eic.. wish. a Il uat on In a
respeciaoie family: high wages not an
object, but some kind of employment
suitable for an e erly m,n. Apply at
MR. MOURE'5 AUCTION YARD, No /
Requena street. OF po lite the U. .. Hotel.
dc 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
Passenger. soa.n .oa Ease.

FRESNO, Cal, Dec. 28.-The fol.
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. M:
A E Pomeroy, o M Welcb, Thom.
as Carat, VIM P Milton J Slew.
art, J B Todd, Miss Rowena Ian.
franco, Judge Nichols. Mrs l. NJ
Collins, Thos 8 Day, Geo Werner,
7 Lanbourn, Mrs K v Brown, W
3 Maxwell, wife amt child, Cspt
P Msckie. Mrs A D Kilbourne, Los
Angeles; II 3 Crocksr and family
Tucson; Miss Annie Lamb, Al.
burn; d w Rich, Casa Grand. |;
Mrs I Bigelow, P E Malone, New
York; G NJ Collins, J O'DoDneIi,
El Paso; J D.rgis, Tucson; Thos 8
Day, Jr, San francisco; N M Cir.
vim, San Gabriel; J w Shauklin,
Cotton.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28th.-The
drzz ing rain and fog which has
prevailed for several days, gave
way to fair weather to-day, with n
'6ns eoueu W. steIiy WIuus IDe
weather 10 the northern and GEN.
trail parts of the State has also
cleared up in part, but is still
cloudy, as is also the case In the
lower cosst counties.
rse M-gdsssss Rease Approved.
TUCSON. Dec 2s The Star has
received the following from Sono-
IA: "Hermosillo, Dec. 23d.-The
railway officials have to-day r..
ceived advices from Mexico per.
mittipg them 10 proct ed with the
construction Of the Sonora rail wsy
on the Msgdalens route. The de-
cision is victory for them, as IL is
their choice, aud against which
strong influences had been brought
to bear in Mexico to induce the
government to force the company
TO take another route. There il
general rejoicing smoog the rail.
road people and the citlxens Y. n.
orally 1T the resumption Of 0pers-
tions and that the case has been
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
New System of Teaching Music.

MISS M. E. KIDD is in the oty, form
ing class on an entirely NEW PLAN,
which EN- braces IL strumental music
and thorough base. the guarantees sat.
isf ction, or no charge exacled She
may be founi on the corner Of FORT
and TEMPLE SIS. d29 lW
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
NEW TODAY.
w anted.

A situation, by a competent person for
cooking. Address, fostofice box No.
839. d18-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
Qersld Steam Printing House.

the faoilities Of the HERALD Steam
printing House for doing job work are not
sdrpasssd in California outside of San
prancisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to NJ Will be executed with neat
nsss and dispatch At the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
snnOlAI NOTICE.

Hsrsansr notices OF companies, socie-
siss, churches, etc., will only be inserted
\ khs HHRALD ~ paid Advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship. . graf
10 directory, which will appear every
SUNDAY morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29

MORNING SESSION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S
270 Ophir. 5h $40 q Nevada, 81
I5O Mexic n. 81 8IS
265 q 4 =, $50. 3.65 l7s5 bullion, 40, l. 81
70 B & B,7h IN sW
8ii Gala. a0c, 81, 20 635 Overman, l.30,
$50 -avage, I.80, l.7O las, l.30
420 Con Va, LOS. 100 Justice, 20 75c
lsb Chollar. 6I5 unin,., 1871. l8h
50J roJosi, l IS. l 40 1917
at5 II a N, t.65, | 60 10 Julia, Soc
7U0 Jacket, $40 I5O Caledonia. 5Oc
80 ALOHA, 2.l0 400 silver Bill loo
$40 Brlcher, LIS, IL l20 Scorpior LOS
20 Con iidenc-. 2.40 100 Benton, Csc
70 Exchequer, 90;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29

XX7E GIVE NO CREDIT. consequently need
w not swind an honest paving customer because have
trusted dihOnest We OF
of piceor quality goods all
vai by marking goots 10 PLATA Figures
One Price to all That
but costs dearly at the end Bear mind
this costly accommodation will therefor
proof you notice that h rich and opSen
wealth. while day No
be to- and CHARGED but will
long vssge and solemn men demanding his for list of ar
cles that have
your own sake, Pay Cash and save Money.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

sAN FRANOISUO STOCK AND Eek.
CHANGE BOARD,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29

MORNING SESSION.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
To Men of Family
To Married Ladies

We do borrow
gives earned by hard toll
mother obtain Full
expend that trading Peoples
But foremost all remmb-r that the Peoples Store has but
Price ana Gives No Credit. Therefore,
the exorban make
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 30 -Pors-Pnne dc,-En.t~rn steady
a. 30 Western. hrnrr ~ 80. Bacon -CunJcrant tuL.
lrmcr Al jjod Short KID. steady al "f 3D.. Long Ccan
dun a. i-Gd. Short Clear duuu 81 "a. Hams Long
Cut dull -hUul er, du Al ~ Bctludla
Mes. here Extra Ness. arm o. ~ Prime Moss
steady Al Iard-lrime Western. strldN ~,
IalUW Cty. ,tsAy 40 g.. iurpcLuur-7p. p.ri-,,
steady al 50. Rozln-Fne steady a.. Com
mon. CHcrso American thuIUc.
duu 81. Iari on none hrrn. Four-ENtrs
state. STEADY at liHL Wheat-Nn l. White hrmrru AZ,
spnnR 30 . hrmer AZ 10 gd New Winter Western nrmor
al ID. New southern Winter. ,t'Ai. ~ IN Cora
Mixed. ola steady Al G22ia Sew steady al esd cot
tOuseed Oily elbow American. none nero Ronn-tommpn
pudDn. -tslY IL DJaUud bplTLs Fhrnfnun% =. Lbi-
don, steady al 4LDd
LyRErUOi. sept 3b-2aG q. -Brcadstuns- Corn
G3d ccuai Tor New Mixed " ',tcrn ioir lOH ,cl
GENITAL Tor Western Peas I'D per central Tor Canadian
wheat, II all3d for Ca!liornn White II tdall1d Tor
California cub lO20lh1d. Tor Red western SpthR ahd
lu"d l4d for Red Winter
LIyEEruOi. So Receipts Of wheat for the past
days 100000 crntais including l3bUJp Ano-
LONDON sept So p m.-Calcntta Inseed 62 as ID per
quarter. sperm Oh EJ9a go per Pale tDsn IHlUhi
Spirits ruTpcntuc 4t3d. per CWt Refined Petroleum b3~
G1-l spirits OF Petroleum. 0IOl,G. pei gallon Common
Ho-in. bGd. lln-ccd ON E3plO per tnu.
AAIwRRr sept Petroleum, 20 francs 222 ccntmc- Tor
tine pale American WuCoTs Lard closed AT lJ' HIno'
o. CcniIiur. 100 kiio.
BGIMFS Sept. WiICoNs Lard closed 40 % marks -
pienugs per pounds Petroleum, marks 10 pcuLlng
uAABUKB. sept jO.-MicO1S Lard closed AT u mafAs
% prnnigs prr 100 10.
HANlE sept. 3D-WlCONa Lard closed NJ ~ llAci
90 ccntnes .Gr 90 EioI
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Stpt 3O-i23O p. m.United states bonds, four
per cens LISA Atlantic and Great Western hrst mortgage
trustees certificates, % ~ Ere - do second cnn-pb >
luo4 Sow ork Central li1 Atlantic and Great estcrn
uusccs Ccrtlncatrs, - Illinois Ccutrl
I3GL cur 7i. i.eillng 3J9f Sew York,
ontario ana cstom. 3i1t Milwaukee and 81 Paul Com.
IA llS ex.di yidcnd, aud ncw shares 10 he allotted
LONDON sept. oJJjU p ln-NoW-fofk Central I4S; INN
Ois Central, 1856.
quote three per cent rentes at - francs 90 cen
times tor The account
LONDON sept U-iOO %. m.-CUu soils Oga both for money
4. bonds, four cents 100; Atlantic ana
first mortgage trustees certificates %. llIo;
a., NewNork Central 4Ia Illinois Central 1901 Penn
sylyana Central. bS New.NOrk Ontario AMI Western boz
LONDON sept 31-i;OO m.Ihe amount Of bullion with
drawn the Bank OF England on balance today Ia
10000
LOsDoS. Sept. 3O-5 p. m.-Bar silver B quoted at
6l tsi. ounce.
LGNDoN sept 3O-5 p. m.The amount Of bullion with
from tho Bank of England to-day for shlpment TO
America IL 86uOOO.
LONDON sept $4,000 m.Paris adyces quote three psr
cent rentcsSi francs 90 centiues for the account -
PARla sept BU-1 y. n.-Exclange on London 70 Hancs
81 ceutiInes IOr checks
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE

BAl1Nony, sept S0-co'ton quiet and steady, Middlng
IL c Flour higher and strong Toward aud
super - ZoaFG 90 do Extra - 2j4$1 % do FANNY,
~ 5Jass 90 Ciy ibis super 50 2jasG OO do extra tG 50
90 %; do Family. $3.50 20 do RIO brands ~ 90 :
Patapsc0 Family - 20. Whodt-SOuthern arm and active
western lower and weak southern ited II 4Js 81 DO do
Amber ~ 61aSl GOi no, Maryland. ~ 5i2 No West
Winter Red spot september and October 81 4JH4l 4B
November, al J32dGl J3as, December 81 81 57ll
Southern lower ana dull Western
southern White Soc. do. yellow, Tie. Western Mixed
spot ana september, D7j 2c OctODer 1501J NOyen
Der ls4alssc; December, sOu5O oats steady southern
81 I~0"Ci western White, 81 GOJc. Mixed 5O0jIC Penn
ANAha 0l@JSc Rye quiet at ~ l3. Hay firm Prime
ChJlte Pennss lyania and MARYLAND. Si9GS2d.
BUFFALO sept 3O-flOur steady with good demand
wheat quiet Dut urm; sales 1000 bush. Hard
Dulnth, spot at 81 6l1 10000 bush. 20 Red Winter
al O5j Corn hmi sales Of 1000 bush. Rejected West
en at 7Oci 1900 bush do at n 4c 1900 Dnsh High
Mixed az Gb2cj %OOOJ bush. No. Mixed 13c; l,jOO
bush do, at &c oas steady with good demand sale Of
200 bush No AZ 5Oc Barley quiet; sales OOjj bush
Canada on % private terms terms anada BaIiey quoted at
4Pc. Corn, &c Railroad Freishts To Now.Y Wheat
Gle; Com G94c., Oats. 324c.
CHICAGO sept 3b.NOOn heat unsettled
ing lower at 81 39s cash. 81 3Y9 October II ~
November December 81 i3a sales November ~ 2D$ 40
Corn irregular and higher closed at cash. Nove.
ber; re december 7J4c. May; sales November 12AD
74c. Oats firm ~ 2c cash ana October i54 November
48c. December bOc May. Rye Mt ~ H. Barley a IL \
WhsKcy AT 81 ls PORK Weak and lower 4Io ~ cash aud
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
arrcrsMnaern,er active In ionp!ng l0ts pioos

sPICES-Moderately active ID Jooous i''si PA e
ally unchanged.
SALT-Steady, quiet unchanged M ooo a. cAo,oo C,,.v
STEARIN F-Ouiet weak sales, 10000 10 Cboice Niy
l3lsc 40 hhds. OleOmaTgarne Siearine &c . ,a poar
SIJGA RRaw quiet, trn, unchanged Faf 70 Sfoou
ing sIsc; sales i,0oo damaged Black sold C S5o ia
fary active; Cut Loaf lOl2c. Crushed ana uOes;.
Powdered lobe Grannated l0lsc. standard - 49,
Confectionery do. 9c Mould "A dOS a. Sn Gn 81 aes,c:
yellow 60 75saSl4c. yellow, --0l &c. . %. 49,
TEA-Fim prices were obtained at auction we M lSaI T @
necaly for Foruosa Oolong and the better graues o
II pkgs MoyuDe. Tyson ul2a28e i93 PASs founs % W
IIvs1n 10 dl5C% l2l pkgs Imperial II 2G'lc. - PHa
185Oorder ~ d3 2c 253 pkgs piugsuey, Young Tyson
l2G5Soc 267 pkgs Imperial l7i2Gl6 2c i30 PIGS 1n
no wder igd l9c: G5O pkgs. japan, Pan frth 10
80 pkgs. sift ngs, l2l2c 100 Pkgs Con2ou' |'"'o''
IL 40 nkgs Dol0ng FOrmOsa, 3OddJl2c. -, =, -,
TOBACCO-K Kentucky trm; Lugs 62GI l2o Leaf ,t
sales large fully $500 hhds seed Lei Ia fo Nc
sales 300 cases Pennsyivana 1850 l2GZoc'' nII IN
Fnpilnd do rippers, WjOc 200 sundnes' S@I9c foo
bales Havana SScGSl p p III, .,
WIIALEBONE-steady. $500 Arctic sold az ~ oU d O,
WOOI-There : fnl strong tone u uliS HaIhtt, hu
though business INTERRUPTED somewhat 10y Slg
of Of the late T h u0u'
retain their late confidence and report stocks as wen con
trolle, with prospect Of higher range ul Ndlus m
rcgu manufacturers are large anu Ho
disposition to force business is noticed
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01

,,,c,r,o, semi ., ...t , ,n Cotton -N,Isr' dull .
..I, i..f..,t. -sl ,i,tfIr- Dr..I14 -s..I. st.rs
''l ., I tt, ,r,.. 10 s....f ,.IYr ..t .f f.l-f p.
-.'t'' ,.., ',I., i',,5,.' E u1 f.... Ar... tn
t,,.- t'l..t. ia, ,itIftr. ,t,t. -.f.rlrI l..r.
- I -l-, -f..I sI4n -ll al-, .a- A.-.t itI. asl
az d. ~cpts Def aui OCTOBER delivery. Ul .l Fuilr,
dul
iiyFuf-llf sept. I.fIp Cotton Ntilus p.ip'B
-Ed hIalIu. Orleans. I,d Fut.f-. p.4ut- IoN 'Nd-
dls c..-. October Iu4 November dr-''fy. "i'sL. dp
M.r.I .ui Nprl delivery. t-i-at
IIsfrlni sept 'Hu' I-ia-' rtt"1- iu lr'- G r''H.-
Low I.Iu" cause, February ana March d'h''I'. 'li.'
'u. Mas auG juno delivery. "-..Hi
LI,I-rDl. ~rr buiuU g. D"itnu fgtur's- s-l p''H's.
Low Htdle september au' october u'.F'f}, ..'
also ti'i. als'. tt f, cot der ari N't'u'f delivery.
Gad. tuyruhtf Ind DrrfuhUr delivery. o. I d" r'"I-
Der .uI Iuuu4fy d.s,rs. tl Ir. January .u' t'HruaIy
delivery. t-I. Iu trbuitff Iut March delivery, .I. d'
March .ut hlu. i'.i''if '.-. ais" lai. .' 'f' .'
Apul aud Ns. a'i'' ~. .'. a'-' ,-'.. ,' " ,"
d" June hid july "'tI''lf'
buu ...
ll' -acs"' %" ia' ln'.'i'l ''- ia''r -
d. -'ti '''.f' h N.'.I..' i'' 'li'...''.
clause, september auh '''"''I "'l.'itt f'. "' W ".'
delivery. h' d t' t''iHhft "h l".' ''"' -' ''
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
LIvr srncK MARKErs-nY rrLEanArn.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 8O.-HOGs-Light and Common grades
plenty and dull; Workers. 50 3OdtG 30 Packing ~ 200
sG 70 Butchers 10 Fancy 80 70 G$7 3d. receipts 5000 head
shipments 5000 head.
CArriE-Recepis, 1000 head; shipments lSOO, supply
OF Common grades and mixed butchers stuff. which
slow and dull GOod 10 Fancy Native steers
SGaxG i5 Light 10 Fair $j0$j -; Naive Butchers Steers
SO 2jGSi 2J and eiies 81 5O4S3 10; Grass Texans
81 5OHx4.
SHKEp-Recepts 800 head shipments. 45O head demand
good grades, MuttOus range from % 20 10 - %
BUFFALO. sept 3u.-CAIILF.- Receipts to-day 212 head
the week thus far, 771O head for time
last week 1000 head, consigned through. 2Sl cars
dull sales Of one load Of choice Steers at - Gj
and HeicrH at S3 Fair Cows remain uu.Od
SHEEP AND Lambs Receipts today l,.UO head. total
for thus far IL OOU head iOI time last wtcA
1900 head; consigned through, II offerings light
and bulk of stock sold at eslodays sales of FAR
Good Western sheep at si@4 1u Choice ~ G5aSi 80 West
cTn Lambs, I50fJ 80,
nOGs-Receipts today 5000 head total for week thus
far 900 head for time last week, $4,000 head
consigned through, O cars quiet ad unchanged, Yorker
at rG 1Vaf6 So Light do - - ass 4O Medium Weights,
So sOU&I: Choice Heavy quOabC at ~ 2OU%7 80.
CuICAGO. sept. 3O-HOGs-Recclpts 2l.OOu head ship
mcnts 5000 head; prices Zoe. lower mostly Common 10
Good; Miyed Packing 81 - ass To- Light Bacon, 80
50 80; Choice Heavy S70S1 CIs and Grassers
Eastern Hogs hard 10 sell at tGnS5 %.
CArfLE-Kaceipts 1000; markct steady and priccs
Good o. Extra S6nSG 7j Medium shipping dow
~ 7JaSj ceedugy at s. 7OaFi 10
Butchers $2GSI lockers and Feeders heavy supply
demand at ~ 5O0S5 65; Rangers slow Texans - 75d
20. HAT Breeds and Natives S5 1O0Si A. Mixers and
SpTingcrs weaker at 20 DifJ.
SHEEP- Receipts. 2OO head shipments 900 holf market
dull IuioTOr 10 Fair almost unsuitable al - GOH+3 Good
Choice scarce at $i0Si 65 Medium It s. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
AECOaDsD REAL 3srArs rRANSFsaa
SEw-YoRK CITY


wayerlyp place e $, 74.l1 u sof Charlesst 2Oxs0i
l0th-ave, g s. rs It n of l6jth-st 27sxlO0xl3x
on loLOa4 a Kirby and husband TO N Rove - $500
AcEeTy to Charles HHemburg ..s..;..:s.. u,OoO
Wullsave, =, 81 II = li0thst lSX86 Ent-
waste and wife to NJ Ia Coste 1850
tie and wife to ann La Coste ...-.....- 1850
7thave, W cor OF 36th-st 9.lx0li Sheriff OF New
York 10 Il Butler 49,. ... ....-........... 80
LexingtOnave II q cor OF ll7thst, G0.lxl6.4x6l6x
lam flaming ......... 1860
ct It al % Charles fieury IS9OO
Slth.st, ms, 1866 II OF Aye.Ai 3SlOxlO22
Strauss and wife 20 ROthschid. .................
Kerr executor etc TO George Khoads - $4,000
Kerr executor etc to Patterson. -: 1900
wife to Ely $500
6rose Ely. oo ,..l... ......~,....; 5000
and husband to Coffin, jr 80. ,..'..'. 6.5co
Centralave, to Berrian ave, at lstst lOON200i Will
lam Smulen and another to Chas Dunlap 20
and wife TO George Bran .....,..... 1000
Hudsons No 225; J + Chatelier ct al to Hannah
Greenwen.st No 400, 25iSO F chateluer Ct al TO
JOS Chatellier ..........- 1000
Hudson-s' No 227, J F Chateler ct al to F Chatel
Broome st n s. i75 It e Of Hudson st. % 6xsi3 i22
+ Chatelllef IT al to Lydia Orneltus ..-.--... 1
GTantOr interest In DE witt Estate; Theo W Mason
10 T. DE W Mason .---..---...-..
50th-st, lll.6 Il Of lst-aye, 1S9XlOO5; George
Roll, ct al to NJ Becker ,....-...... v,OOo
Birdssll and husband to samuel shiasa 10000
lst-aVe, :, 27.2 II Of 77ths jO19i: Maschke - ~
sth.ave W. O.jftn n OF I2Sd.s, 5O.6xlOO; Clan
cy ct al 10 flaming IO'oOV
New-York tribune., 1881-10-01
REAL ESTA1E.

The following sales were held at the EXchange
salesroOm to-day:
By Richard Y. Rarnet
4-stOrv brick building, with lot No S3 Market-st,
so OF MadisOnst lot 2jx9O JOS Reilly. 81 ,f50
By scott & Myers.
2 frame houses with lot :, Sth-aye, l24.9 II OF
l25ths lot 24.9N iOO; John Murtha .......... 1000
plot of land, RairOad.ave, Westchester-
ave- 3-xl56.G, and two lots on Matilda-ayen
cor Of Weschesterave, each lot 2oxl5O; W
Rarnp