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the two Senator'S had been calculated to strengthen
thei. candidacy In the course OF his angry REMARKS MI
Oonk,lng gave utterance to the expression: horo
have been In political life many years, ana nave
always found that mistakes in Judgment were little less
Mr. Conkling Is now directing his followers to attack
Secretary Blaine and to ignore the President Gen,
ndnence OF that man from Maine This cue
Is taken up hy all the workers In their conversations In
public. General Hustled. Senator Birisall, and others
Of the Administration Republicans in the city
eray and exhibited the utmost confidence In the result
OF the contest General Hustled thought that II wasque
possible that Mr. Conkng would not allow his weakness
TO be shown 10y ballot in the Legislature. He IA grow
ne weaker every day" he said. The threat made TO
members Of the legislature that the state Committee
would refuse to aid in the reelection OF members opposed
10 Conklng has had no effect from the iact
that before nominations are made a State Convention
viii have been held aud new state COMMITTEE elected
II u thought o bc certain that the next state committee
will not bc controlled by the "COuklng lndepcndents'
Thomas Murphy, and other hitherto earnest machine
men. anxious visitors AZ the Custom House at pres
eut They have many appointments there and are anN-
ions to know what IL TO become Of their men. Per
connt for Mr. Murphy's Indifference In the present fight"
Comparatively few out-oftown members OF the LegIs-
atre Ia be IN the corridors OF the Fifth Ave-
or the other hotels In the ncighborhood Ihis was
ensiy explained They had gone home 70 obtain INC
sentiments or their constituents on the Senatorial
question instead Of coming to the city, and rs veteran
GOOD many OF those who are now inclined toward
Mr. Conkling will 90 back 10 Albany on Monday rather
more enlightened with reference to the feeling OF Ke-
pubicans I'm general Ogcr tho action OF Mc-srs.
Conkling nni Plat In rrsignng than they are now"
II II deemed very probable that Messrs. COnkng ana
Platt will To Albany this evening, and with them
several ~ their most active supporters IL u
not likely, however, that tho number OF their
adhcrcuts viii be large "A thOSe
who went to. Albany with such high hopes
Monday last In fact. 1t l. given out quietly that Mr.
Cnukug thinks that the adV OF some Of these men
ha- done his harm than good among the bet
ter class Of Republicans in the Legislature.
The possibility of coalition with the Democrats was
discussed lat night wherever politicians met 81 think
thar senator Conklngs chances of an election are good
said Alderman Pcrry u saiwart. "Thcre would be
nothing ont Of the way in his accepting Democratic
yotcs. II hl. been done at other elections. Senator
Chri-taucy ~ Michigan aad senator Cameron Ot Nl+-
con.in elected hl the AID Of Democratic votes, al
though thcy are RI puhicdna. II Senators Conkng and
Pmit are returned by Democratic Votes or otherwise
they sill bold IN" balance ~ poYer IN the senate, and
can carry or defeat party mcasurcs.'
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THE EX-SENATORS CONTEST
DISCUSSING CHANCES IN THIS CITY.

DISCUSSING CHANCES IN THIS CITY.
MR. CoNKLING NOT ovERRUN WITH CAILEIs-MEN
WHO DID NOT VISIT HIM-TIIE Ex-sENAToRs
DECLARE THEY WILL NOT GIVE Up THE RACE
FEELING TOWARD GOVERNOR CORNELL
The followers Of ex-senator ConklinG did not
flock around him yesterday they did a week ago.
lie spent the day very quietly at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel ltispositvcly denied by Mr.. COnklingthat he
hasanyintcntionto giyeup thecontest. The position
Of Governor Cornell cxcitcs the wrath Of the COnk-
ling advocates Tho Administration men express
great confidence in the final defeat Of Mr.. Conkling.
The Kings Comfy Club last night ccnsurcd
the course Of the ex-Scnators in q series of
resolutions. Tammany Hall passed resolutions de-
clarnG that the Democrats ought 10 try to delay
the election Of Senator'S
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CENsrRING TlIE EX.SENAToRs.

The Kings County Club met last night ut its
house In fcrfcpont-t BROOKLYN, President l.. f. Blair
I'm the chair General T.. b. Fowler presented the follow
Ing resolution:
Vrsolrcd. That IN the commu'ic ication ~ The
Hon. Roscoe Couhlin- and thu Hon Thonns
G.. Tla't 10 the GoyciUor announcing ta'lr
r.. .,tinu from the Initd S'atr- SENATE.
and assigning th.ir r"a-on for the same. We are
unable 20 nd -iii lent qualification Tor stop f'u'ire.
i, our u.au - rrn'ofr ard rnrour fac'ional dis
,-u 100 tine Republican party und 20 establish pr"
tr,tf flll of 1frlr fo me stability and harmonious
oir. Iffrf- OF nIr '..-i'utiun-.
E,,.'.d That rl~ Representatives I'm the senate and
tl, A-.t-l.t r3illui upin to u their places win
o,it- 2fo H i, ugr'- M orr : ~" and who's" -yi
u'f.- a. Shown to hc in h.i Hony ~iih tht Allhnis
trIt"l.
The In,,cp,n'Ic r. publican League of the With
Senatorial District u th.s bfy last Friday eFc'ins
adopted rt-, tu., pressing confidence In President
ti;h,d. roicr ait.u. fc people of t.r Unlt'd states
h,i~,. ~ Ul. f.trc- AMI c0n-,' nt.0u~ rNcrci-" o
fI..'If..nfal r-if-. approving tlr Nomination and
.. ..iafior - william IT, Elh, rt-ou, aud calling on
&c.,. - % rtu - "art anl vote d-d,t the rrc.,c
o., 3D. of tnfliiu. uud P.dtt.
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A QUIET INTERVAL AT ALBANY.
MORE POPULAR SUPPORT FOR THE ADMINISTRATIONS
sENAToRS-AN ESTIMATE or HOW THE LEGIs-
LATURE STANDS.

MORE PoPl LAR SUPPORT FOR THE ADMINISTRATIONS
srNAToRS-AN ESTIMATE or HOW THE LEGIs-
LATURE STANDS.
IHf II LEGRAPH To THE rRInrNEl
ALBANY. May 2S.-The Capitol is deserted by all
the politicians Interested in the Senatorial contest
except LITTLE group Of Administration men, which
has been rightly dubbed "Thc Committee Of
Safety This consists Of Senators Robertson. Scs-
sons and Pitts. Senator Robertson said to-day
that his adyices from the interior Of the state about
the progress of the Senatorial contest there among
the voters continue to be favorable to the Admins
trition.
The Proprictors of the Dclavan House state that
cV-ScnaiorS Conkhng and l'att and Vice. President
Arthur have rengagcd the rooms which they occu-
pied this week, and will again occupy them on Mon
day night
The hyprc'', which speaks for the Conkling fac
tion. gives mp all hope of securing a caucus II
says:
We have been ovcrrid1cn in thl- matter Tho party
has been uN"rrldi The prospects HOW are. in c"-"-
qu'uF "i ihr Withdu"Il oi enough name Ia rdu'c
thr -rn1 arc below tlr requisite uIuh,r, that ihc Re-
parry ailas- %, thcm-cl,,-
The frrioq JomHai makes the following cas,ia-
cation af LEGISLATORS the Senatorial question: Al
miui-trlti"r-S Scrn'o. 10: Assembly. l3: total -.
Anti Administration >"u1tr. -: Assembly. 81 ; To-
ttl. 80. On thc l,u,'>, natr. / ; Ass NIB. = to-
tai, :.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
DAMAGE IN WALKER STREET.

Flames were discovered in the basement of
the nvc,tory iron front building, No. GO wakcr-st,
shortly before p yesterday, and two alarms OF fire
sounded. The hrcncn were obliged 10 break
through iron and shutters both in the front and in
the of the bmdng before they could get amy water
the flames While the windows IN the rear we're being
forced open. Thomas Green member of Hook ana Lad
der Company no l. fell from wall about six feet high,
and broke his right He taken o the Chambers
street Hospital The IRE cNtiu ,ul-hcd In few min
uc- The damage 10y fire and water confined to the
first floor and hn~rincit. orruird hv L. H. Eirr Co.,
manufacturers 81 palmetto shirts and mons furnishing
goods aud was c~timnicd at <lOOuO. The police were
unable The Of the ire Or the amount oi the
insurance.
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THE NEWS IN LONDON.
c,,pprNr PHASES OF POLITICS.

CURRENT PHASES Of lOil ,,xD
THE TORIES AND PARNELuTE' oPPoSlNu n,srpTA-
nuI-pRAxcI DISPOSED TO RETAIN ,'nn1r n,o,,~
S,.r BILL prrrs OK THE BEAcoSsFIEID MEMokiAn Al
rnur,rTrr2Tmr rnar rrr.r+ DUKE OF ALBANY ABOUT TO
The bs0Tn london cable dispatch to THE TEIntNn Sa
says t that persistent opposition is still sGlon i'm 'Sat Sn5
for the Land bill. 1t is deemed certain . '"e s%o
10, Lord salisbury did propose to Italy that % sne
might take Trpoi. There are indications r 'nn'
France is about to hold blSer" @
mauently. Gambctta enjoys more oot i"l",
~ England There is far prosPv''
A.. new ADglo-French treaty VIII oe
nn"o,;ated. There are fifty Peers on 'ne
Reaconsfeld Memorial Committee. 1t is s'la
chat Prince Leopold, now Duke of Albany
Intends ; to take part in the debates in the
Uousc of Lords. Mr.. Booth will come nome
next month. but will return TO England III
August.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


IOXpoN, Nav 2S-Thc Economist SAYS " HE
auital o. new Investments announced this week
amounts 10 OO0OO. In the last -i1 months the ne"
securities advertised including for i'm loans exceeded
s1iO 600 600 involving cash contribution ~ some
thing Ike cfourths of that amount We also bought
largely of American investments not "rsuHy hr"itHt
ont II, re- and have thus committed ourse.' :" lock up
an accumulated capital ~ cou-ld' ilHY over
81 30 oon 600 The uriuciua offerings th- week w'r"
800 900 Arcritlur siN Icr cent h"'4~ Hi"l \ ,N''
came C;oVernucnf fuur per cent bonds ~ "''1. 1nd
.,aD 600 Atchi-nn Topeka and santa H. Etl.i'Wl l2
pci cent bonds al -, aui the shares "i The AWrTlh
i,rt-i and uonia ir' Insurance Uiii''. win ol-
ces In London, New York and Montreal. II l.obo"uo
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THE FRENCH ARMY BILL.

PARIS. May 2s.-The Chamber of Deputies
to-day discussed the Army Recruitment hill iTm"r
Ferry opposed the committees clause comp iliis -'in
narans to serve four or hN" years ard Ia" 'cA'"
masters only one year. ". Ferry said that sl'h nn
oli,,ou vouli hr "a d,athlloy 20 the clergy. and par
ticula-lv iupoitc "a Womcuf when community ~
ideas sil-i,icd heWtru the French priesthood i ih"
generous and pacific pnuN cuthron'd at in" vatican
The committees clause WAS REJECTED ana the hIll
adopted according 20 tac G"Nrrum"ht text Imposing
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United rEL>EIUELN I>>rHELr

PIIr-HrEG. PENN, May 2~.-Ihr General
Assembly, OF ia, tn,d ir'-a. t'siau Church &c. 'i-
b,I this morning IA, Committee "u tI' kr,l-."a e.
"Iilc songs" r,ror'"i f. iui''liy 10 rrr''. Ni'r
constlruh'c di,cu--irn thr undivided l~Atsr n"" 90
ti-, We approved ILc report ~ the lIoail 81 tAu'h
Extension Ua~ adopted. aud appropriation Of ,o"o0
rur.lr for the coming year.
qu'-tion Of ,i' union 81 ilc United Ir'h't'r'n
Church with The N--rcirtc Erfufln'd church OF fur
south received attrufiu. ard % Wd- r'.uit'l t''rl
power . tniuri-.i i.fI fu effect Uniru vrh t. u.i't
,itu.u ilrt neither clui'l 'IHrr' '- 81 tudud I''
q, ', of iIc toiuiul--uu Wl hc rc:'rd T." tHr u'A
t,tu. mi ~. nn.N.
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4 100000 FIRE At SKownrGAN.

SKowHEG>N. Me-, May 2~.-'Thc Turner
House and Stables with their cout'ut- I'- ton fancy
goods storc. Chandler rutt'rs dwelling and Ttlhl".
double tcuc'u,ut and stable, owned 10y Stc-
phcn Cnirlu. Charles Furh,ukss livery stable,
Moorr> paii' shop and blacksmith shop ",fr t"talN
de- 'roycd v Hr" this afternoon som" tWr'i h"f-'-
w,rr burned 90 The TIrn'r il"u-r >tt'r- lu" lnr'r
IIoii-. 'r.- ;,' onn -Ir'd t"f ~i'n1h TIii- i"-@
l- - 500. fli. ii~ul, TIE, ofhrr l"-, trc no' ir"H M
lu urla't vfi -,t, tllr tot g. 'f N'rH si"OJ1 aHi
-jU..tbu. I.r,ii-, of tie Itr IS unhuoNu.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNuON. Saturday. May -. l-Sl.
The Russian General, Count 1oris Mokon. has arrived
al Wiesbad,n.
Aliko Pscha. Governor General OF Eastern Rounclia,
has arrived AZ COn-tantinOple.
The SandbrOOk Mill, at Orrel. Lancashire hts been
burned The damage amounts to Ga" sum oi eIOOOoO
Nathan Appleton, OF the Panama Canal Company and
Joseph HattOn. author OF To-day In America sailed
to-day for hewl lOrk.
The Earl Of Canpe.down wiz probably succeed 70 tho
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RAIL WY NEUS.
rrSIGNATroE or JUDGE OLD.

ElruMu<p Va. May 2N.-N called meet
.n. az the -torkholr- ~ ;hc Richmond. Fred rickr
har, and rot'ml' Railroad Company held here this
evening. Jue, Robinson odd rendered hi- resignation
n r -,lr, " The cournnr. In lcttcr 10 the stock
ll ~ De- -t,- fllt o.. could not ont the policy Of
discrimination iu favor of tr' I"'"uipr ~t,auh"1t Com
nan, Doc i.f.l ufnu D.. tir lruu~Y ,uul -f"rhh"drt-,
tf Do Tho rtftu.iln4' interest in thi~ company thr
rf-I.f.,n ,t- ar.,lt. and NJ. I'-'ph T. 81 lton, OF
llu.tu. .pD.i, W.l- tr,t,,l :" -lr,,cl hiih
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PARIS, May 2S.-M Gambctta, speaking at
banquet at Cahors tonight condemned the attempts &"
create antagon-rn between himself and President
Groyy, whom he highly euiocind Abiding 4"
the Constitution. hc admitted that It was not
perfect, and would have 10 Doe perfected
in "A democratic sense. but De- warned nrti'-t
doing this hastily. H. cited tlr prccaul"n- taken hV
tine Americans This respect. and urged i1' u.''-i'N
Of Whiting until al The Institutions Lad. t~fr"r"iucaiF
-,caking completed th,rr'Noutl'n-. Ai'cWni- 7" fr
model the Constitution would shake tncir foundations
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PrINcE RISMArCKS rEnIEOTS.

BERLIN, May 2~.-Irncc Bismarck, at a
Parliamentary ,oircc li-t evening" l.r'd That n-v
duiv on -four va- md lc-lhl, - fDr,i-n stt.- .r"
adopting similar nci~UI'-.
HANBtK re, May 2-.-Thc Senate has informed ih"
ITou-e Of Eurcc,,,- Of ARRANGEMENT concluded e
Berlin and already sanctioned hv Prince BI-uIrck.
which provide hai Hamburg -hal 'flt r-iurin
free port district FOR the plrp"-" "f .'-a tftr
and the export of tho pioiuct- of lrdu-3 The ucrf-
uriiion Of Hamburg lth tue LoNcrcin All take place
after October, l---
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wouN srmEIGE lssocLl7IoN.

BOsTON, May 2S.-At a business meeting of
the National Woman suffrage Association, ned to-day
the ohown, officers were elected FOR the ensuing year
President. Mr. Henry T.. stanton viccp-c.idents at
large susan d. Anthony aud Matilda Jo-clyn Gage :;
chairman uf the Executive Committee Nav Wright
swell. IuiiuIpo-. Ind. recording Sccrr;alcs Ellen
S'ldou. District ~ tnlumhid aud Julil T. l"-t, lu-
wanna corr spending rrrtIrr~, Irncsnr L. kn''
England Madame NJ" Barran, Paris; TREASURER, Jane
IL 5UoGOrd District VI Columbia
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ROME May 2~.-A new Cabinet has been
dcshiiyrly formed 10y stfor b'prri'. ~ follows: De
pr,ti. President of the council AMI Minister ~ thr Ia
terror: Maucini Minister ~ Foreign Ariir-; Mtshau
Finance; Zanarlii, JH-'i'-. Bicc'rui. Pu'ic WORKS
Iiacclc-si. Instruction; Icrt Agriculture; G'urrl
Icrrcru. War; Nirc-AdInrd Acton. N.IIu' lh' dii--
try will take the uatbs of office todt, IL- Ministry
does not represent the anton o. tr Lot, uuI Nil
encounter considerable Uppo-l -lt0u.
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PEOuO7IONN ~ rHE N.DY.

WAenNGToV, May 2~.-lrc>dcnt Garfield
to-ii, made thr f,lloaius ptom"'Ion- 10 the Say
CDuu"orc Jainr- H. Spott- tohc Admiral. Il" '
the vacancy caused hy the retirement "f i:r1r Adna
Thomas -tc,ci.: Captain Samuel Il. Franklin fu hc
tnuiuDlorr. Commander j. y Miller to hf captain.
Lieutenant tolnrl,rd,r T. +. llnrr'u,tuu to hr Com
mand.-: irufraut t,cors,. VI. Book b,. ll.truYff
Commander Master -. \ Merriam tn De- l.rffsl.t g.
EI-ul Hamilton lutcain- To- be- Master; Md hip."n
H. -. damn 10 bee Iu-isu
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rRlGurNrS OF wrSrERY NEVIS.
rnonAnLY RArNL smoorINd cAsr.

PNONNRTY FNTNL SWOOTING CNSF
Louisville, kv. Mly 2~.-Gcorg" Riley
shot ami fatally wciu,r,l Anthony D"Wl~ ."-trniit.
lth m ,fr employed in the Louis, lie and Nashville
halfway blacksmith shop. Riley csraprd.
SITTING BILLS band.
Br.v,RcK. y. T., May 2~.-Among the
Tn,lilu. Who recrntiv -urrLd,rcd l. sitting BglF-
d,ughf.r sitting Iull l. only short distance
fpn Fort Iufoul. and Mayor Hrothcrt tAAs hc Siu
Aurrtutlt lu a hort tine.
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PmLAuiLruI,. May 2N.--ihc application of
Wui,u o. U,H. of Enuch,ii.r. j.. for an injunction
n.,ir-t ti- I,nu-, l,llia AMI Sew England Railroad
,.r,f, ,i,. n ~, nr .j:in"ut today ln The Common
pas TI ,.olrt refused th" injunction and dismissed
fi,.
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"'" "''' '''N'''" Nli"'l ''N''"N' '"'."
''iIIE~ HAAS WIEN AGO. HNN'E~"f NIlH-
h;N"tL MbNINI'iE\lIN NlN '"NI I'INI.
IN->cudtur Gnuhliuy spent "A duict diV at
t'c IIGh A,,s.c I.', yesterday. -oiurvla. different
from tiIt' "~k AGO. IT, had Nr' few cl.i'r-. and
of rb,D ..t. f,r. cor four .,,r.. t.It.t,r- u. fle
lr',l ,orlt r. g., lrn-t ,'.-rr.l , that c,-. dur
i,. f..l., f., f,, ,,,.i,.., f,, ,f t.. work. -. IN
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t.,-.u 3D.. l..l. .t't,I tDy Dll ta. ral cola t4c
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rr,u ai -.,f.I IA large tua. uf O. iu- lfl
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HAVANA, May 2N.-Scnor Surra, Director
General OF the Treasury, sailed hence ota, foi Sew
York. He will return 10 Madrid hccaI-c ~ ill health.
The Spanish mail steamer from Madrid his arrived here
having board General BOci. former aid-,it ~
Don Carlos who arrested IA Madrid abuu; month
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Bo~roN. May 2-.-Ihr petition of Leopold
y..k OF So" York g. ho rcprc-' n- th" holders % n"~
,i ~ tr. li oii Hartford and Erie Railroad. 10 ar
mi, him ~ % party p1fniiH IN the lang prudng Bo-ton,
Iif,,l ai lric Eai.road suite, was denied 1y JudS,
NJ.
, 1881-10-15

tho effort to succeed, thoro being eooi many
stoD orders to ts,,y Mt 12o for January. Tho
snnln Hrrcntcd ~ 10 tho case With rcKnrtl 10 Glo
for November corn, and II WIS supposed that 4
locat cnn!talIst hnd given ort'ors To tiny al,
uttered nt tl,,tt nEhro. There WINS mitch lcss
,!ulnr MI nav orders from outside, tclc-
Arnnls beinH fUw, and Englah ndvlees
woru scarGc. owing 10 storm Otr Tho Irish coast.
Tho l,oys possibly thought that no ncwsis good
newa," and operated accnrtlnRIy. Mess PORK
closed 40G!'0c higher, at $l7.aai;.a rs Tor Novon
brr ana sts..u&b 7st for January. I.as closed
Toe higher. nt $it.7odbil.1sn for Novombcr a,,ll
s1a.15b1a.l7!i forJanuary. Short ribs closed .}oc
higher, Mt *s.so1bs.s,,lH for November. Whcnt
tlDsell H!4e higher, ut $lBQbl mi for Novpnbcr
and stTsiQ1t37at for Dncnnbor. Corn closed
aidalc higher at Gtdbtiiio for November nntl 0ss{
GtHafo for stny. Oats clostd Ia higher, Mt 43S0
+l1iu for October. 49!tdb4J:so for November, anl
41dbi1ic for May. ltyo closed v lowcr at sioo!t
fur Octobrr unit sl.obHsDt.07 for November.
hurley closed 1ho lower, ut $i.u3!s cash and
&1.Qitz for November, jIuBs wyro dull aud 10
1so lower, c,ostrE nt f8.oo1e4o for light and nt
&ip0GDs.a 20 for heavy. Cnttic wern active and un-
ctunyrd, with salca ut *a@@55GaT.OO.
Tho movement In dry Guods was not of very
,nrEo proportions: still considering tho nnfavor-
ns'lo wchther and tito tatcnuss Of tho season the
volume Ut sales certainly equnlci tho expotta-
tiuns Of reasonable holders. III whites there
wcrc no sigma Ut wcnkcninR. cuttons especially
hcln9 strong. ThorI wus n sonowhnt diminished
demand for stnplo and fancy groceries, and tho
general tono Of tho market Is less lrru thnn tnr
BONO time past, thouYh thuro wns no uuotnble
shrlnka1o IN valucs of any limo. Dried fruits
were In fair request 1T sustained prices, raialns.
o1irrAnts, aud pr,lnes rGtuR}ntng strong, Fish
wcro firm md unchanged. The demand for
butter still exceeds tho supply. and tho mnrlSOt
hAs lost nnhe OF the tlrmliess lately character
iz!ng It, Cheese was auut and stea,ly. Deaers
l.-~ ~11r fxA.
, 1881-10-15

REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wore fllod for
recurd Frlduy. Oet.lt

Tho following Instruments wore fllod for
recoru Frl'uy. Oct
C1Ty@ PROPERTY.
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PLY.

IL tbs Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
BAN FRANCISCO, Dot Tin this season OF
snul CROPS tho large volMmo OF whent exports
from Calffornia aud Oregon, amounting to
double tho ordinary supply, must prove nh
agreeable surprise for Uncio Sam us well As for
his European customers. Tho California cx-
ports, Of which tho sn.nl proportion OF 10 per
cont Is III tho shApo OF Hour, amounted 10 a.400,-
COO ba In July, 3.103.0U IN August, and O..
IO00W III September. Hut now With moro
ltbernl supply OF tonnaRo, they ato estimated
for tho rotnnlndor of the Season Mt un average
Of 6,t00,0oO bu mouth till tho entire sur
plus, which Is expected 10 rcAch 40OO0000 bu,
Ia disguised Of. Tho Oregon exports, which
include u per cont OF -four, havo averaged 50O,-
0(D bu mouth during the tlrst quarter. but
feo,n this t!mp nro expected to average 1,a5O010
bu II month until tho 'ontlrO surplus Of Orc
gon and EAstorn Washington. which Is estimated
ut 10,U0UU bu, hayu passed through tho
mouth OF tbs Colnnblu. hut whlIo those OK.
ports, which for tho entro const amount to b1,-
WN,0OO bu. would bo pretty fnlr Indication
Of tho Iuno1so crop 1T 1885, thoy are no criterion
u 10 tho poor crop Ct lRsl-taklnK the Paotao
rst tiln0 10 their history Wero unat'Iet during tho
amoun!.nK ts al,600,0W bu ii Oaiifornla aud
III" tho now cessn ysar @ md IN H. snvo dSs vegy vesy
materially IL the prcsont BurpIus.
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,Eah Eka'a cnaa sas"'nE E.ola liz to nr,insG wsas,
paononoaai. l up to April tho ''Is@sMs syassn