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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct l2-12:3O D. M bonds three ana %, a
yalf ner cent lOl cOuVOn Atlantic anu GREAT Wes
arn Ast mortgage trustees certificates 5o4 10 second
Sss: frie AIS second consols lO3i New noIh zen
All. Illinois Central, 1884 Pennsylvania central
co. Reading 92a; NewYork, ontario and western ~
Mlwankee and 81. Paul common ia -, -,
ioyioN oct l2-5 D. m'-lihOis Central, l0i - ,
1SSI0S Oc 1913 J.. m-The proportion Of the hank OF
liability which lat week was 2o'1e bt
cent is now S2l per The bullion IN the Bank OF
Tnciand has decreased 2292 600 during the past week
PANS al vices ouote cent Tenes at 81 francs % =
ceutimes or the account --- 80. ,ro.,o.,
frst mortgage trustees certificates 5s2 Ere ~ ~
Inos Central, 6Gss Reading, ~ 81 NeW1ork OIalo anu
Nes,ern 2g7r Milwaukee and 81. Paul common Iloo+ ,
LONDON Oct l2-40O p m-farls advce+ quote dnIvo
~ s Tente az 81 francs 62l2 centlmes for the account
and exchange London at 25 francs -
ans Ccf l2-Ibe weekly statement OF the ljinA oi
FIance snows a decrease OF e350OO0 francs gold, ana
adecrease Of 6.050.OO0 francs silver - .,,.o, ,o
inc me iank Of England on balance TO-DAY is &lOOOU
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

,,r,your Oct l2-Cottop steady. MiddlInrs lli4c;
Fon1 steady howard .ce ana western supreme - - ~
civ Mills oogs3 7j' 90 EStTa - %sO 90 sS
40 renG 80 So@s I 67asi ~ do AMBER 81 OoS
81 I5 No. MARYLAND 81 lO2 No Western d1s N Wmer
Fed sP pal ~ a eceHSeP 81 6gi al oS January
q 0esl los February e. ASKED sNni @
727s' October, 6se7Slc Oat steady-Southern 4lGi7c;
Western White 45a5!c DO Mded 4iGSf 10 naes
Peansyivans and MSrvisad So o0Gsi7 ." Proyislcas-
Clear ilG sides, packed lls,Gl6'4c Bacon Shoulders
i2e Clear 6 sdes J.G LAM dt &C. Crnm
cry, 20 a32c. Eggs, 24c. Petrolenm-Roined sG9fc;
con- & GopGef SneS & GhEey 81 20
BUrpALo. oct I2tlogg steady onS,ed city GROUND
sPrns Wheat y %: rye Mixture g IS No spring ae,
% % E sg e. %e INV Winter a" s. 90
$ O5 No. Hard Duluth - - ea,h; No Duqh g n IA
%nier al 81 o. Corn 5000 bush No Mixed
S2 %SSY A on P cf 9aceS at
White 40l5c Old Western, Soc Barley quiet; Csnads
asl IS. sixiowed state SOC esi TwoKowcd state
at Soc RYE neglected Cornme3 gTS,ed oSnrg se S
81 $3.50 90 Sill Feed quoted Coarse sisstl9 per ton
by ral-W vel Corn sisc oats Canal freshts 60
Now York-Wheat 7e Corn &c oals e. ovas Io New
oncAGo Oct l9Four steady; Common 20 Choice spring
ST. Patents 5OSsf 20 Winter wheats far 20 ea9 1S
Wheat lover OO hosHiar ga Ssac October $500 4G
9a9te all The the es sca NO 5rhs eG ss sie
cash S4 e9i October 96 Sossmoer "a &c e
81 the ssr s az SGssss d ssn &c.
2. he yesf Rsses 5s steady
S4lc cash. Sae October S27SSSsc Noysmees 81 DC
q shs Nay esS'0 a. she 6 Go s ossSS
9as a9 Good c5uAns on nS aas4 q STEADY
crssmerY ir fancy. SlaS3o; Daiss good ~ choice
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,,rrov mAKKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

,,v,orooI oct 70 -l2so D. m-Cotton hrm in good de-
nand Manns TPaGdf o S hale ,oT specaCn and
port Reoes 6as; Including s6 So9 c Sfs
s 6d 90 9SSSsf ana md Dese@Per Geyery
sid DO January delivery. 64d do January ana rep.
53 n SS sST JSy S eS SS H Gd F@inres a
LnEfooi OG nId6cg Dlapts cid; Good Ordinary
Jpand cid Ordinary UpaqGs "a; Niadna av 0 Orleans
5 low NiadnHg Orleans cans 6i'sai Good ORDINARY o''''
iyrEP5oa oct i2-5COp. m.-Couon-lhe safes OF the
oay inclutel $500 Ds'es AmericaL; ,, ,-,o,.
LEmooL oct l2S05 p md dtnrhcp 5ss d
Do December and January delivery 0o'G 90 A nivTy
March F FSSS5y closed S very ~ Sal
AUGUSTA oct l2-Coton quiet Moonng. iT 14 balcs
Midding eo Ordinary none; receipts 41'l pa'cS
sxIrsoSr oct 12-cOor steady siddling lc; Low
nddnG o ORDINARY lGe ne! *, Ts ,ss sa 2oo
P5s s SSss spnners sS5 bales stock bales
boston oct l2Cotcp steady MaGng e., rae,,s Low 4s
66 sSs. EfSss $500 bales; bales
Mddn 5000 ord,Gsry loc 1Ss receipts aps a 1875
baes gross 4iSo 1sesi "a S ~ bse SoSe' ''i' O'
cIScISNAn oct i2cottoI quiet Mddpg llisci Low
iMeas G52 bales stock 80 bales a,esdv, Madpr 1870
Low Mdding 1920 Good Ordinary do4ci met
6li5 bales gross 6l47 6aleS 1IR os cOaS'"'''
sA Nsx ms Oct Oct iS~coor steady M,aonDg lie Low
is2 pais gross 2iGs bales shipments III bales sales
40 So Tse' oet i5cottcn quiet, NddnnG 1919. Low
mdSRns GOOD Ordinary iOse net seeept S bas
s Ssss gs 6S bales: STOCK l. bales , ,,o
Low .5aAs &c Sse Good "T%nav
57I2 bales: a796 bales sales Z'oo oaeS' i'S'
s SossoLK 10 ocS steady NOanDG loec net
BssP 49, sS sS sae u S SSss G stock 55
PHLaDsLpHiH oct i2-coilOn steady Middiing ~ &c
Low Mddlg nag Good 9Tdna sp Sale s0'
SATSSSAs oct I2-Coiton easisr; Miodnng lO'sc, Low
SedGs lo $500 S5s baes; sales 5000 last
81 LoTs Oct I2~Coitou stsaey Middrng lie Low sZ
bales gross 2S27 0aes; shipments LOLA bales; sales olS
wiLsSe1oS Oct I2-cOon steady MidGnng lSS'
aSs Madn 1ss. 3 sSbales stock Tbs bales
EUROPEAN Markets
IrvRRpoor Oct l2-2:OO D. m.--BacOn-Long Clear
rSady. III Lard-PrIme Western dul at 633d I9fpen
tnesDnts Gal at 500 Caes |e.sIn ay at Sod
Corn Mixed steay AT ?Id tor Ola form INA ney Genial
ioi Cd Mixed western foul lOSi2L per Genital
iot Western Wheat sd Ga9d per G , i Gun s,
eI6G Tor RED Western spring sI5aa7d for Red Winter
Peas 7Ad per Genital ior Canadian oa'S oou Poi '" o
LIVERPOOL oct l2-6OO D. m-Provlsions- Lard o3 per
@ O American eau p sss Me- Or Baoon ~ per
Long Clear Midclss Aid for short Clear Middies
test grsoes op American Renoed Petroleum. as g4
ao2n-EIne I0n Common 6Sd spirits IuIpenuhe' 4U POI
bospox Oct IA 90 mPreauce-cSalcuttsss, LIN In
Ssea 4Ed per Quarter Renned Petroleum. OsOO'9l per
"a spirits d Petroleum 7dsd per gal Spirits Turpen'ine
AIMEE Dot l2-Petroeum. 10 francs for enc pae
American paid and 10 ruUcs % oentimes sellers WcoIs
Lard closed i6s anos per 100 Riios a, 40 ,ranos
per 90 kiIos.
Esa Spot o ocoSs s or SOysmssI q Corn OF,
ssSsaoe oil ~ h' 81 NO. sS S
Il lie yss I HsS:n Ssis d y c No be
sS5e sHS &c 9 ,sss saoo6 SHsh,
S S ySs So SSSS Ss cSTO 1000
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prpr,to oct 12-CArTLE - Receipts to-day. 23S head
-. or me week far. 1000 head; FOR same time last
eet 10 800 consigned through 90 cars; usrk et
eeady with demand; all offerings SOFA SAFES Medium
SrrTp AVD LAABs-reUet Is today, lbun head total for
the week thus l64Op head; for same time last week
q o0o head consigned through II cars market quiet aud
sales Fair TO Good western sheep al - 40
w -d no choice here; Canada Lambs - 656&j 30
Rcceips day 400 head: total Tor the week
~ lar 900 head FOR time last week $4,000 head
-, rcc Yor 81 7544S 10 the most OF the sales being
a. ~ Iich Mixed Pigs and GrasScls 40 = 49, !i COOL
Butchrs aud Mediums - 0ds 3U i1ssstaisht lotSO -
4SD.co Oct 2IIoGs-R Receipts, 10000 head shipments
S6t bcac. market conSd raby demoaized ana prices ~
~ c over Mixed = 25a97 3d. Heavy 9Sa*S 80 Light ~
as7 90: skips. Si0*6 90 $500, ,,a, 200 nood.
cmsnd weak shipping grades slow Good TO choice - 4OG
a.; 20 Common - Iair 3, 1860 ~. ButtheIs aCtlNo
~ 49,. common 10 Fair a. iOdS3 40 GoOl to Choice
Sp1G Eastern Caves 6fS 80 per head; Range nrmer
TeTans s3 9Oas Half Breeds and Americans - loo
SagIpReceipts 5000 heaO; shipments lboo head market
cool EyGnDSi Choice to Extra 81 goa Sl W. prices weak
FAST LIBERTY. Penn, Oct. r. CATTLE Receipts DlZ
head nothing doing want OF buyers feeling and prices
Receipts 200 head; market Slow Philadelphia.
a. - 30 tmoes, IS 30dS5 90 Norkcfs' - '1G$7;
C;rassers St 10 6t1 %. , ,-.. tit ~. o.,..So,.,s
or,s oct 2-HoGs-Receipts 1900 head shipments,
400 head market dull NOrkeT@ - 23aSi o. common 70
D. paciin~ u 25ds-; Butchers Ia Extra ~ lO6SS 80
Recepts sou head shipments, 800 head demand
,alr mi suupiy only inOderacand consisted mostly OF butc
a. roes Which sold at So 3OaSi some Fair to pretty Good
Nate steers taken on Eastern account al -
St'ckers 750 50 %; Feeders, - "Odfl ---
.tRTp Drcepfs 24OO head shipments l,OOo head mar
oniet nd unchanged; Medium 10 rest MuttOns, 90
~ 40 stockers 81 - 80 Texans ~ 76Gs4'
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK Thursday, Oct. IL. 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY, Oct. II, 1857.

ASHFS-Ouiet ana unchanged .. -,a,o1,c for
CoFFEE-Rio grades about steady az $3.50 nm 70
carpoes Including Fair at 9d9c 1ODDing ots ~ anG
ii c sales 985 q 7lO and 22I9 ex H hange 80
lA3y hays ex GenaIp private terms on nm haas
bags March sold at 75c Mild grades stesy .cV toneP
Maracsibo and 1880 mats a Sa ~ ~ a. on pi4
quoted a Iac and latter ~ 30 90 Cot Cation at an nd
COTTON-A fair business was done IN Spt an,ng, OF
,oa 80 sales $50 bales (216 bales last cNelns),
which rs bales Tor export and $50 bales Tor ts TO-
daT 40 a bales against 32470 bales TINS DAY ass ~. "a
and 26244 bales last year, since september o3ra
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct IL, 1882

NETWORK CITY.
Houston ST. q 4. 90 II Of AttOney-st, 4Ox54; also
Nos 257 and $50 IToustOn.st. NJ NOch ct al, ex- -,
ecutOrs etc; 10 TOch aud another VI
Lot II n map OF Morrisanla; Wthemina q Heem- No.
saith aud husband Annie Paris l,OOO
i|"q RsSpsr and IS vile 20 3 Rsynor $4,000
S O and T1a 20 a%no clover 10000
l2on ST. and susbaS S 10 nn $500
54th.st, s. 1871 ft G OF 5th-ave. l0xlOO5; III van
Lizzie W uaygin.
Same prOperty Ben All Haggn TO II , van DnLen
Le1ng.S @aT 2yo' NO lU'o iooAoio 5000
ming wife TO w A Cauldwell. ..-........--..::
57th-st, 800 It Of 6thave, same 10 Juhn III
57Gh.st II s. $50 It " Of Gthaye, 19xl0O.5; same 10
another .-..............-...-.
Spl gsn ~ bare't' POINT boyu referees 800
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brootlnn )rou,rto for sue an 10 Eel

TOR SALE on very easy terms, touI-stOry
i brick dwelling on tho ste OF Columbia Heights
midway between Fulton aud Wall street Ferries Overlook
running through TO sur nanst with ID IT,
story store Furman.st lot 2jXljO small amount Only
Of cash required Address LESTER, tribune once.
ITO LET.-Immedate possession $40 Carl
L tOn.aye: 3-stOry stone front IL IOoms rent 900
Waterman shows premises. rutland WHITING,
Beckiuan-st.
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financial.

Ew-YORN ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CONPANY TEEAsuEEKs OFFICE, NO. 30 WALLSr., ,
NEw-IORK. September 30 1882.
SUBSCRIBERS UNDER THE TERMS of
- this COmpanys Circular OF July 30 1882 the first
mortgage nve per cent bonds Of the NEW YORK, WEST
SHORE AND BUFFALO RAILWAY COMPANY, arc
hereby notified that further nsameut VI ten 0 per cent
their respective subscriptions ustamen No 81 has been
called by the Board 81 Directors payable az this office
MONDAY october u.s. los2 The bond subscription transfer
books will be closed Saturday. October T. ls72 at D.
TeOpcned the morning Of Tuesday October H. lSS2
All checks should be drawn to the order OF the undersigned
c. y. JORDAN.
Treasurer
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Dipi0en1 Notices.

OFFICE DUBUQUE SIOUX CITY RAILROAD %"
' SRw.YORK sept 20, 1882
NOTICE.-A Sem-Annual DlylGen9d mon On
~ THREE PER CENT has tnis day pngn d ~ ocaber
the company payable on the o,n uaS 50 Viii
merit AZ tho office OF Mcssrs Jesup Pa0n Co ~ - ~
lam ST. New York stockholders OF reSofu ~ I'M
books The transfer books viii De- Closeu Oh 'n' Jun ~
and reopohed Oh the l'th o j. B. DUMoNT. TreastIer
BUFFALO PTrrsBURG AND WESTERN RAILROAD CohI1S1o
rVUE COUPONS maturing October l, Io996'
on the General Morgag cold Ponds Of the RTFPANEE
PITTSBURG and WESTERN RALROAp ~ ~ the
will he pad on and after Monday October niooSi ~
banking house OF Post Martin & Co. No ~ %ssnrcr
York. REUBEN HALL 4h''''''
OFFICE OF THE IRON SILVER MINING CONF ALL, {
II WALL-sT.. NEW YoRN' sept -. Ioo1 T.;
rTHE TRUSTEES of this compan nav I'VE .b SlS
da doclai cd a dividend OF TN EN II Id,NAo P'' ''
nayab1e at this Once Friday october 20 lSSZ ,,aa 10
Tran sier will be closed al % e5.A p i ''
tober o. ana opened MohuA1' o''O JACOB HoUGHToN.
Secretary.
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Connlrn i)ropcrtp Wanteo.

WANTED to purchase-A farm from 60 to
W 75 with few acres wood wen %ateTS , hr
fenced house and out-budngs must he IN gOod eohtoh
from % TO 80 miles " y city and near H. Il. Slauo
staeprico cash Box Isl, Astoria, L. l.
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nm RNIIR0An FOTIPMENr CO-

rTHE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO,
4 CAPITAL, Sl.5OOOUO. PAID UP, 100000.
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS payable quarterly
POST, MARTIN 4 CO. - PINESE
OFFICE OF TIE TEHUANTEPEC INFER OCEAN Y. r. Co.,
PrIsHELD, MASS. Oct. II. l-S2.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockh0d-
Of tie Tohuantepee liner ocean Railroad Company
will held this ONCE WEDN ESDAG, Oct lo 1857, az
IL o'clock noon. for the election OF directors.
THOMAS IL. LEARNED, Clerk.
ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD co,
II, 1882.
TEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF this company the election Of thirteen
directors for the ensuing will DO held or the ONCE vi the
c1mpapy 20 assaiI-st., New York, at p. M On
WEDNESDAY. November 8. 1882. -
The transit books viii he closed at on THUR
DAY October 10, and will be ned November y So
" THOS. h. WENTWORTH,
Secretary
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Gilp propertp 90 Lei.

Cilp propertp 90 LeI.
A PAYMENTS to let in the finest apartment
~ houses yet erected West side Apply to JOHN G.
PRAGU b. architect owner, premises o. 3d. 81 ~
Al and 43 West olst-st
FURNISHED or partly furnished lower
floor HAT wanted in quiet respectable house by small
family would purchase furniture at moderate price OF party
wishing sell rent than so month OF would
rent furnished house IN IOnkes Address BANK CLERK,
Tribune Office
TOR SALE.-Three elegant 3-story aud base.
brOwnstOne houses l74X5l feet; lot 100 feet IL
location Plumbing perfect: une CABINET
Il appreciated whel $50, 49, i54 west
i22i st. 6th and 7tayes Morris Park IniOr
nation promises owner and builder BAkrLErr
SMITH.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT Until May
l. l8~.-FIne 3story aud basement nigh sto0p prior
and dining floor; newly painted th0 ughOlt
last May and furniture made to order IN June pets %lc
en- utensils china also only the oher Oh sulai ma
responsible family adults will be entertained; possession
November or 10. Address Box l,2ll. New YORK CITY
TNO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story bgh-stOop dwelling, No 3i3 East 68thst, the
only unrented of II eight All improvements
street restricted; desirable tenant l. j. CAR
PENTER, ST East 23d-st, NJ. C. A BUILDING
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ToLEDo At the noon e9arHLWsesyte eese' 81 or
beceInbet 81 Oh ali the yea OOH 81 o2 January Sor
ssser hyh lIed fS5c no spot a Ia dull p NO
9oI sc9 $P October $50 NSxs%Ser ocS bush,
Corn 10000 BUSH; Oats 10000 bush shpmens-h sn1
pons Wheat 10000 bush Corn, loOo bush'i oaS io0'
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WANTED Good cook, washer and IrOner;
w call to-day 232 Second second door rom IAN st.
WANTED, at once.-Good, PLAN penman.
Address IA. Il. WILSON, Tribune Uptown Office, 1888
Broadway.
u NEWS compositors wanted Immediately az
- THE HOUR OFFICE, NOrwalk, Conn; fare by boat 80
cents
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To,a, nusn 900 500 1890 COS 45,2Os 1850 8l67O
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows ,,,,,
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Real Gsiate agents.

ORANGE, n. j. real estate SPECIALITY
~ idenees for sale and rent fully furnished and unfur
pished vicinity all depotA apply to EDWARD p HAM
ILrON, No. Pine ST.
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Increase. tDecrease.
obe following Is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor showing the total number of tons OF
each article cleared on the canals for the week
ended october s, and the total movements sllco
the onenlnq of navigation. 1881 and 1882:
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miscellaneous.
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
" for suspendng window sashes Warranted for nftesa
vosrs aud % huzaDetst sorpsc
. Hester. ahOsiAS -A"NiSSs'
I1RANCIS & LOUTREL As Maiden Lane,
II statoners and Printers solicit your custom.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-21


"M,%. Joshua WHitcOmb" To might.-Thr
amusing domestic comedy OF Mrs. Joshua
WhitcOmb" will DC given 1T Fulton opera
house this evening; with Chas. j.. Howard in
the title role. Mr.. Howard Is sail to he an cx-
crIlcmt character actor, and the SUCCESS that
has attended his play in the past two seasons
seems to indicate that il has won its way TO
popular favor.
"IHe Kerry GOW."-Mr. Joseph Murphy has
previously appeared In Fulton opera house in
this pleasing Irish comedy, and his man y
friends here will no doubt accord him u
friendly welcome tomorrow night, when,
supported by his carefully selected company,
he will again render this wcll-knOwn and pop.
ular role. "Thc Kerry Cow" is certainly one
OF tine best plays of its Kind now before the
public, and succeeding seasons gain for it in
creased favor. MIR. Murphy has few equals
and no supcriors in his line OF refined Irish
comedy.
"OlircNc."-Audran's sparkling comic
opera " Olivctte " will DC produced at Fulton
opera house On Saturday night next by q
party known rs tue Philadelphia Church
Choir company, under tho management Of
Snyder " Grau. OF the opera itself il is un-
necessary to speak, as it has long since cstab.
lisl,ed itself in the favor of the community and
is in the composers best vein made up as it is
of the most catchy and c:lr-tsking melodies.
and pcrvatlcd withal Iy adcIightful humOr..tfat
never fails to infect the audience with the live
licst merrimGnt. Among the many excellent
names that appear in the cast, those OF Miss
Emma DclarO, who sings tho title role. and
MIR. Louis DcIh.nSc who won fame and favor
by his performances here last season, have an
attr.,ctivcMcss that will no doubt serve to fill
the opera house on Saturday night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-21
AAkk B3Ds


e01A0O01R00O A0k8OO
rniLA DsLPHlA, Sept. 2l.-FlOur dull and
barely steady ;ouper1ine, .: 7503; extra. q .
a. IS; Penna- Family, - S705 II.
Ryo Hour at &AtD4 =.
Wheat dull and easier: Del. and Pa Re,i.
81 OO0l OS; LOngbcrry rcd and Amber. 81 lC0
81 III.
Corn firm and in fair demand from local
trade; steamer, 74076c: yellow. ut 7sc !;
mixed, 7G(1S7c; No. do. N475c.
Oats quiet and easier No. w hite, 46lf1l7c !:
No. 10 Ax0l5c No. do %Oc No. Mixed.
S5c.
Rye ut 7Oc.
Provisions hrm and In good jObbiDg de-
manGi.
I.nrll firm.
Butter-fancy lots wanted; other kinds
dull Creamery Extra. 32c do good 10 choice,
H030c Western, 2A0S5c do gOOd 10 choice,
D13.c.
Eggs dull and weak; Penn'a, NC West
ern, 2l1.jc.
York full cream, lIA0lsc Western full
cream, 1O1f0lONc.
Petroleum firm Hclinc,i, 73Sc.
Whisky Ut 81 -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-21

Il. +. Phillips, AZ Franklin street, has
a brood Of chicks hatcl,c.l on tho Nth of
April, that commenced to lay on tho 7tl
August, when they were one week less
than four months old, and havo been lay
ing regularly since that time. They are
progeny Of a prairie cock aud whito leg
horn hen. Mr.. Phillips has also = Black
Spanish hen, not full bred, that has laid
an egg every day since the 2Sth of last
November.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-21
These Policemen.

The article printed in our columns last
evening reporting the meeting Of the rival
factions Of the Shiiilcr fire compOny, con-
tainetl u paragraph which stated that the
members were amused ut the precaution-
ary measures taken by the mayor in send
ing squad Of police to the scene to pre-
serve order in tho event OF an outbreak.
J. Hay Brown, esq.,, who il the attorney
for ono of the cOntending factions, in
forms US it was at his special re-, rest that
tho mayor dispatched tho police to the
meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-21
Tho Lutheran Synod :,

The Evangelical Lutheran synod, ol
East Pennsylvania, will hold its Forty
first convention this week in POttsvillc.
The opening services were hold last even-
ing, ut half past seven o'clock. Among
the delegates in attendance Lancaster
county is represented by Revs. e. Roime,'.
snyder, Sylvanus Stall, J. Peters and T..
Meister.
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NEW IORK, Sept. 2l.-Fl0ur strongly in
buyers favor aud in light demand Superfinc
state, - 9O04 Is !; .iO extra. 81 lO05; choice
DO, - ss@z; fancy Io, 81 ie9S round H.,n,.' hoop
Western, :; I9i94 10 /; common u good extra
10, 81 logo choice dO. do. = lOdsS; choice
weak; common to fair extra, u 7s95 10; =;
,OOsl to choice do, = 4507 =.
Wheat k01zc lower. dun aud heavy trade
largely In options No. I white, 81 l2l1i l21S
No. ised Sept. 81 O71<&1l O7A do lict., y Gas
a Ossx do Nov, q U9X@l 10; do Dec, 81 llH
ell TX do May, 81 O7A bid.
Corn L0lc lower AMI heavy; mixed
western spot, 7l07lkc; dO futures, 5S3607xc.
Oats Al5sc lower; State, A006sc: Western
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THIRD EDITION.
TaURssDAY 1V11aINo. SEPT. q, Ise2.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

MO- NOn,NArluN ATsYRACUSET TO-DAY.
Tho Convention Adjosrns Until Tomorrow
Arer Appoiating Several Committees
and Arranging . Few PreIlminaries.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 21.-The Tam.
mauv Hall men and the Irving Hall dele
CATION hold separate meetings this morn
ing and decided to ask for representation
in the convention on tho basis of divl-
sion Of tho delegates among the threo
wings Of the party.
Tho state convention was called 70 order
1t 1915. Rufus w. Peckham was chosen
temporary chairman, and upon taking the
chair made . speech in which he charged
that Folger's nominations by the Repub-
licans yesterday was at tho dictatiOn Of
the national government, and was done
because he is the representative OF federal
power and federal patronage.
Mr.. Lamont was mado temporary secro.
tary. During tho roll call the names Of
David B. Hill, of Elmira, and Samuel j.
Tilden, jr., were greeted with applause.
The presentation of credentials Of the
three delegates from New York city Great
ed quite breze in the convention. They
wero referred to the committee ON ere.
dentials, when appointed.
On tho completion Of the roll call q
lengthy discussion was had upon the
manner of selecting the COMMITTEES on
credentials, and after q somewhat
animated debate y resolution offered
by Mr.. Jacobs, Of Kings, was adopt
ed: "That a committee Of one from
each congressional district bo appointed by
the chair on tho nomination Of the dele.
gates from such districts to bo Il commit
tee on credentials, to which all contests
shall be referred without debate"
Another discussion then arose rs to
whether or not delegates whose seats were
contested should participate in tho
deliberations of the convention, and MIR.
Jacobs moved to modify his resolution
to read that the sitting delegates from
New York should not bo represented on
the committee. After further discussion
tho chair decided that us tho roll call was
in progress, Mr.. Jacobs motion was
not in order. Tho committee on crctlen-
tials was then announced. A committee
on resolutions was then appointed from
tho various congressional districts.
A resolution was offered and referred to
tho committee OF resolutions favOrinG the
abOlishme,lG Of tho labor contract system
in prisons and penitentiaries. A commit
tee on permanent organization was then
appointed.
The convention has al journc,l until to-
morrow ut ton O'Clock.