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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
WHAT IIE ACTORS FUND is DOING.

The actors Fund Association met at NdllackS
Theatre yesterday morning. A. NJ railner'
Il nco,ore Moss j. H. HaveIly Edward Harrlgan
Daniel Frohniam, A. J. DittenhoeieI. william
HENDERSON Marcus Il. Mayer, Henry Miner, NJ. H.
Mallory John +. Poole and W.. SIM were pres
emit In the absence OF tie president MT w al
lack A. NJ. Palmer the first ylce-prcsidth' piesueu'
The bylaws which were submitted Tor cOnsid-
eraf1on nj the last meeting were adopted without
n living by acting, singing, dancing OF plaVihg
unsjc on the stage those who manage theatres or
places of public amusement, or VINO earn living
lv reason OF their connection with leepcCtdble
places of amusement, may become members Oh inc
assoC ion on the payment OF -. ii tDe udes Oh Il
member are delinquent one year the secretary may
drpp HE name from the Toll without luIthcI
uotice DELINQUENT meul eis Will not he uehdIiod
from arplyiug for necessary relief. 1t Is luItner
provided that not mO:e than halt oil the income OF
lie association shall he applied in one year Tor
rei,el: the other half viii be devoted 10 the cree
tiun and maintenance Of library ana a Schooi OF
acting William Henderson was e!ecicd second
>ice-president. The ten poraTy executive com
miftee was elected permanent committee IL
consists of Il. Ii. Mallory, ii. Miner, "; Henderson,
J f. Poole and l.. IiauigHu. a. ). Dltlenhoclcr
was elected counsel for the association lie was
Instructed to supeTjutend the printing OF the by
laws and the drawing up of forms FOR certificates
Of membership. $500.
Nj. Hohmlan the secretary, exhibited a de-
failed statement of the associations finances
showing that So, 900 were invested SO as to draw
interest at per cent. and That Tl,34@ :. were IN
hank ready for Immediate use. MT MOSS, tne
treasurer, paid from June l to September IA
s. 80 IA 10 needy members oil the thedtllcdl pro
fee,lon Henry Miner paid the 500 lee ana be-
came the first life member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Martin Ford, a ten-year.old hoy with bright,
chubby face. arraigued in the Jefferson Market
Of The Twentieth Precinct who charged him with
drunkenness stating that he found him in vacant
lot at the foot OF West lhllty-thrd-St' so ihuch
nnder the Influence of liquor as to be unable to
stand. Justice Ford sent Martin into the prison,
and Informed Officer Chardi of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children who VIII lmVebtl
1ate The case. 4 reporter SAW the little fellow III
The prison In answer to questions lie stated that
he lived with his parents at No. 372 West thirty
lee co,nn0nv for 10 a week. lie became acquainted
with a number of ruffans who induced him 10
drink three glasses of beer on Wednesday nght,
which ovcrcame hun. He saId that he bad been ar
rested abou; three years ago FOR stealing horse.
lie served two years and eight months III the House
of Refuge for TINS Ills mother called nj tne poce
court. The boy will probably be sent back TO the
Hnnse OF Retugc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
HOME NEWS.
ppONINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HotcLThe Hon. Robert T. Lincoln,
Secretary OF War Park Apcue HOtc-Justioe "; Is.
Woods. OF the United states supreme Court .fUm
Arsnue H0fei-ScnatOr Henry q. Davis, OF "esI VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
SECOND Day OF TIE GRATTAN FESTIVAL

Tine Grattan Festival at Newark yesterday was
resumed with a civic parade al p III. The prlncl-
nal streets through which the procession passed
were crowded with people Of all natiOnalllles Whllc
hags and banners waved from scores OF bindings
The procession consisted of German, French AND
American singing societies, turner societies, the
trades assembly, Land League organizations, ana
REPRESENTATIVES of the Ancient Order of HIbcrnans
and other Irish societies. There were numerous
carriages On an allegOrcal car were seated four
handsomely dressed young women, representing
a,rcricI (;crna1y France snG Ireland. Another
car contained lirtycIght young gIls, representing
the : atcs OF the Union. The Mayor and Common
ConncIl reviewed the procession at CITY Hal.
N1rlr two thousand men were in line. Inc process
eion marched TO the shooting park where Speeches
were made by Alfred Awkward, Augnstlu +. Costc-
la flames Rcdpath and Miss Bessie Is, me o New
Nork The athletic exercises at the park were par
fcjpated IN 10y representatives OF the various socI-
.tt..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

International Military Rifle Match az Creedmoor'
Yates will contest IN the surro 5ates Court.
Montfort murder inquest ut Kenslc0.
Democratic primary elections In BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
SENTENCED FOR NEGLECTING a CHILD.

Mrs. Mary ConL0rs, who WAS arrested last June
on "A charge OF murder Ia tue second degree III
causing the death of "a child by Il-ircatmont was
taken before Recorder SMITH yesterday ~ the
Court Of General Sessions. The officers found the
fvc-y caT-oId child who had been given by his
mother Annie Mccarthy, into the charge OF Mrs.
Connors, basement at No. 1O1 West Forty
thirJ-sf he child Was suffering from neglect and
ol.o a few weeks after AT Roosevelt Hospital Mrs
Coiuors offered plea of manslaughter IN the
fourth degree. J.. /. Cory Of the Society Tor the
coldcr 10 give the woman light sentence, as the
neglect had not been the only cause OF the child's
death. She was sentenced 10 elA months III the
pcuItcutIaIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOY STOCKS
BosrON Thursday. Sept IA. 1892
MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY
sunrscs 54l sets 500 Moon sets 7l4 Moon age days
HIGH HAfkR rO-DAs.
AV-Sanly HOOK 900 Gov Island. 9.jf iIcl Gate ll43
PM-saudy Hook 9.2j GOV Island 1000 Hell Gate, ll59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Dir. :. B. Britain saws AS a rule physicians
do by their professional methods build mp the female
while they seldom tho diseases 10 which II
Il liable variable climate anu under our inper
feet civilization. Special remedies often required 10 re-
organic harmony and strengthen The tnitcOcd powers
uhoud and for most Of trsU are lndcbtcd 10 per
sons out side 81 the medical profession Among The best
OF these remedies assign prominent place to Mira LYDIA h.
Pukham's Vegetable Compound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Republican party siuce its foundation ~, re tos
about fifty five years of age. fo was vas In 1879.
his present ocewhcn Il WINS e,ecliYWe, ,rse and in
He has held positions in the Cuslon'
the Department Of CITY VOTES
NOT REFORMED BY BEING FORGIVEN.
John II. Taliman 0as expelled yesicr nnns,s tT
rho Trodnce Exchange for conduct lnconS,s,r io
lhe iIouu ond ennitabIe principles of business ne
cnmpjanants we're ulshizeT q Buckn'"n,, I'M
in oats feed. etc. at No. 110 Wcst-St; MI. a.
H Tor n number of years he had hcid
iri"% or Of membership of the Produce tx
change and lad transacted large aih noun
of business for the ilrm Mi ;to+ thc~ had
sad ycs erlav to TRIBUNE reporter tha' tlcA h
no suspicion that their representatives cpLiuuLI e
was not honorable, until two years ago WIZ fn
found out III nm attempt to iorgo s od 80 re-
5000 lie Acknowledged his guilt, promised 10 ~
form and the firm forgive hum ana KEPT Oh .iuo l
ing HIM. Instead OF reforming, evidences W s,
pc,uiatonS by Inn were continually comlns oT h;n,
Ills employers. who. however, KEPT loiBNi"e ''
an did not cease TO trust HIM. . go, Di
=" We forgavc HIM dozen tines tald MI Duuon
man. He wOuld forge Mite HIal's, Lo'I ,he
moneys that belonged 10 u.s. ana IAN 10 , mar
proper entries in the books or turn oNeI INC
THIS system of petty thieVhg "'S oo,.orcd
ued until August <. when we alscoN oI =
theft little larger than usual On lie had
ne WAS DISCHARGED from our employment nc No.
stolen probably SO 900 altogether 10 oh-So. ui'
ne transferred his ticket OF membership 10 W., ~,
worth g.. 300 so we only lose 5000 by nm " Z
did not intend TO prosecute MN cIlnai' ' W.
say ANYTHING about the matter. But aiier lcavlne
lis he secured position with l.. Lenanc ~ Drothcl'
dealers IN grain nj No. 307 WeSt-sI. he appeared
al the Exchangc as their rcPlescntaife. rn1 80
considered II NV duty not only 10 ouIbciNcS puu ~
other members of the Exchange, to make coiii-
plant against him." " :: =;
Mr. Talman is married man. and his home is IN
Patterson, n. }. He Is thirty live year oiG.
" hon informed OF his expulsion he expressed ms
gratitude that he was not proceeded against crli'-
ually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Elastic Stockings, for varcosc veins. veal
and swollen joints. &c Pomeroy Company No sae
Broadway The best surgical appliances every Kind 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
THE FAIR ar WATLELLY PARK.

Tie tvcntv-fourth annual exhibition of the New
Jersey state Agricultural society VIII he Opened on
thc society grounds at WNcriey Iarb, on ,lOnday
next. ana continue five days iar society has had
pgosptrou, career since LIS reorganization IN 1866.
One important object the office OF this society
lave aways cndcayOrcd 10 81 am Is 10 build gp, Oh
Il firm and healthy oasis, every department. or
branch o. husbaudry. By following TINS pohcy
the -rDwth ia each department las octu uniform,
ANA the increase more than satisfactory, may De
seen by referring 10 the entry department., ~ men,
m ISL the total ~ all CLASSES Wa loo, and last
tiun and Endorsement by cNHlblto.s oil the poict al
tLc society," be entry bUOkt, now opcu indicate that
the ut,ncr Of Wcl-br,d hons :, neat cattle, sheep
and SWINE VIII be- larger than Us laL Besides the
liberal premiums offered for neat cattle, the soc, ~
ha, By resolution offered 200 as sWecp.idkc,
open 10 all. for the best nerd OF thoroughbred Jersey
cattle one male and four females, ono OF winch may
be "A hclfcr one year Old so Tor the best Jersey
bull and 800 the best jersey COW Two wears Old
or over There Will be exhibitions on the grounds
each day OF athletic and manly sports, ol lacrosse
Ir,cluQ and lawn tennis. IIoIcsiO BarthOO-
the grounus ON Wednesday, the -Oih Bendmn
IIaincs. of No. 7G4 BIOad-st., Newark, Is supcun-
tcudtut of the entries. Excursion trains from iii
fcrcnt parts of the state viii be run 10 the far
grounds during the fair week.
"Thcn You caught your boy stealing, did
Won 3" said suburban 10 her ncignDOr over Tie
fence YES, and II most broke my heart What
did lie seal lie stole two BIZ apples from the store.
/ wouldn't have cared - much II he had taken enough
to make Il couple Of PIES Boston GLOBE.
A young fellow asked another at n ball if
glrl dressed In pink =" 'what, that splendid woman
with such magnificent cyesi IOu don't say How
lucky you arcW just 20. OF course AN. Well, my
girl Is the one next ~ hor."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

weet II was a1ter,yord learned FROM the office OF
Donnell, Lawson & simpson that the pouch WAS ,s
stolen from wagon of the Express Company whIo
il was standing front Of LIS own Office, ana that
the loss falls on the Express Company. There Is
no clcw to the thieves. The bonds were issued ny
the City OF 1eavonwOrth and by the Fort LeaVcn-
worth Water Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
GOODS STOLEN FROM MR.. BAssFoRD.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday. the
examination into the charges against Alexander
W Sp,cr Tor having received goods Legged TO have
been stolen bv the employ es of J.. -. BaSsford was
resumed and large number of former clerRs III the
establishment were present. Mr.. Basslord iCen-
titled some table and tea spoons which had becn
I'm the possession Of the accused man, n property
formerly IN hi. store and which had been sold TO
Speer He said that siXty-iOuT dozen champagne
gases had mysteIiOusly disappeared from the
store few DAYS pIior to the auction sale. Fifteen
thousand dollars worth of goods were stolen from
lie store Of which he had no knowledge, and
various articles, worth $1,000, weIe missing at
The auctlon sale and about the same amount al the
private sale Mr. BassioId acknowledge that he
fad authorized Mr.. Janes-,a former bo9kEeGp ' i
g. make disbursements to the amount Of $500 tor
procuring testimony - i,. !
sir SpeeI denied enphatically having iGGeNcu
poode from any Of BassiUrds employees lie was
formerly "a clerk at Bassiords store and On ieaNI1R
e. opened "a liquor store. b. G. Jayne. formerly Oh
lie United states Detective Service, testified thal
he had sent Morris W. Cohen. OF Harlem 10
Speer from whom lie had purchased silver ana
plated ware one month ago, with BassioId marx
on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
Royps STOLEN FROM AN EMPRESS WAGON.

BONDS STOLEN HUM AN EAIhI-oo AOVN'
dispatch received from Le4N enwoIth Nan,
Yesterday stated thaC the Adams Ia press Company
had lost nLetcen bonds Of ! 900 each last week,
which il was carrying for Donncli, Lawson ~
Simpson. of this city. AT the once OF lhe EAlrcss
Crmuanv IL was stated that u pouch containing
yaiuables the nature OF which was not known to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
sHoRraGHTED. NOT NEARsIGHTED.

A tall. thin man, with half TIE buttons Of ms ms
waistcoat untastencd his ncck;ie all askeW anu i
his hat perchrd upon his hcad at n most eccentric
angle. stopped 1RDUSf reporter on 81 oadway
crossing recently and, with Il vain endeavor 70
strengthen himself up, said ,.
cloCki"
"Of course can" was the reply o,
Well, will you plcash tell mc-hc-the timesh
Ten minutes past twelve" 49,,
thanks. ma frcnsh. I'm shortsighted-hic-an
like to knuwsh time fore 60 home; what IL you
take TO drinksh Nothin! VOL, good.nEhi,
Shortsightcd ina irensh-hIc-nOt ncdr5lghlcu'
Won know. He good might"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
Announcement.
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.

WANTED.-The address Of any poor woman
whose baby - sick with summer datrhna '""h
ANOLOSWrss MILK FOOD Box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

DIR. WINGS CORN REMEDY.
Beware of cheap said 10 De good wings
Price 80 cts Depot 10 Fulton 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

THE MONARCH LINES NEW STEAMSHIP.
The new steamship Of tho Monarch Line. the
Grecian Monarch, reached tins port YESTERDAY On
Jersey CITY She sailed from London on August
81. The Grecan Monarch was built in the yard OF
the Messrs. Earle at Hull. and Is CONSTRUCTOR 10
carry 1000 secrago passengers. together win
sixty-two second class and fifty first class passcn
gers shc is peculiarly fitted for troop service ana
IS on the English Admiralty list for thar purpose
Her length Is 400 feet her breadth of beam is az
feet. aud her depth nearly 80 feet She IS OF
$500 tons burden. Above, the spar decK is
a hurricane deck 1876 feet long and 30 ieet
wide Her dining saloon is almost amIdshps'
Beneath are the staicrooms Of tine cabin passengers
The ship is divided into water-tght compartment
The saloon is finished in carved oak aud maple,
with Whit ceilings decorated with gold stars. Inc
upholstering is of blue morocco leather aud velvet
The ship is bark-ugged and carries a, crew OF iQo
mon and officers The vessel brought III cabin
pasAengcrs md 800 in the sieerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
A NEW OFFICIAL IN KINGS COUNTY

Wa. Fritz. Supervisor-at- large of Kings County,
yesterday exercised the authority given TO hun by
4 special act OF tho Legislature and appointed
Joseph Reeve Commissioner of Charities
for Kings County. Mr. Reeve will be the
the successor OF James Ryan, OF latbush, L. IT,,
whose term OF Office expires on January /. MI.
Ryan j. regular Democrat, while his successor Is
Republican, he other two Commissioners. Messrs.
Nissan and Van Siclen. who were appointed a year
sgo are Democrats, but have been identified with
the independent wing OF the party. Nj. Reeve
will hold Office for four years, at salary of 5000
a wear Iie is "A well-Kuown politician of the
Tonrth Ward aud las been identified with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

SINGING irritation, inflammation, all Kidne,
and Urinary Complaints cured by Buchupabs" 81 my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
Announcements.

An attractive. youthful appearance will be
secured 10y ladc. using ParkcIs lam Balsam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. d.,
lffLsylngtonnve. near 2Jth-st Hours. u |, ),
Impotence Stcrity Diseases ~ ts 3eIerivs rk,,s m.
oil l,cases that would be imp ,ineat
birth Of healthy children. specialuet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: Nos. 40
and 49, Greenwich-st., 40 Walkor-St, liz Huu'oh-
st. and 202 MOtt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures SEPT Ii. 1882.
ARRIVED
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr. Vessels and RaH'orfs
NFW.YoRK. Thursday. April ~. lSS2.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. April 27. 1882.
AsUTs-Quict. uuehangei.

ASHFS-Quct. uuohaNEeI. y a.. -, ,,o,rl
COFFFF ~Kio dull and nominal on the spot lonrh
futures were more 300 bags for May sold AZ ~ o!
and ODO Dags 90 at 72Oc; June 7.25614 400 July I5o
55c and August 7.5Od 100 bid and asked Exchange
ssnpes 10 Ojo receipts to-day, l275s bags io ana
lcO3 Dags santos; stock here, 2@ bags NINA grhues
as q d rather weak sales 56S bags MNacapo w
private to ms S2b Laguayra 7c. aud lO' Das u0 AZ
SJ4c Quotauons-iIo. Ordinary cargoes, sac; fa, 80
Good, gS.c; trime lOc Santos iar 10 GOOD; S4d Ac
l3d20c; singapore l2dl3c Ceylon lod lSo aaI
cabo ga Sc; Jamaica sl20l2c; ST. Domingo, S2d"2'.
Porto Rico OdlSc: Costa Rica. 9aGl6c. Mexican,
PC; Mocha 2742So.; AngOstuTa. l. l5o ssNaDiLa '2
lac -,15 .r,,oh
COTTON-spot Cotton rm With an advance @ asAea & "iv i
served 10 chez snoss LOSS bales t2SI Oaes 7t
evening" ncluhng lO,O bales export, AS Jaes iOi
spnng ana 100 bales speculation DelVefel on con
tit 200 baes Receipts ri the ports 70 day 4,lS Oaios
B. last Week. ana SVtf Dhos ns
september 43Sc,eoo bAea asusl "'oOi'''o
ba,es same time
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Rt-yPA1o Aprl &c lTTLH Receipts to-day. 300 head;
total for head time last
5000 head consigned through 24l nothing doing;
feeling strong
snEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts day, 500 head; total for
week thus far $4,000 neai time last week. 49, 90
head consigned through 10 market fairly active and
Western Sheep at t10$f 40.
ono Fancy, ~ 50o$7 -; Clipped sheep 50 25f6 Co.
CiD ed Lambs 81 2J0 - 80.
HoGs-Rcceipts today $500 head total for week thus
far Z4,59O time last week 22U00 head; con
signed through market steady safes IOrher 81 -
dST5 all sold
CHICAGO ApTn 27.-HOGs-keceipts. 10000 head ship
mems 10000 h adj market mOdcrcy active bn' 5d oc low
er. Common Mixed 80 7O0s1 2j Heavy Packing
and Shppns - 2JaS7 81; Light ~ 7OaS7 30 Shps and
Culls, Sj0S6JU
market weak prices ol5c lower although carloads a,d
at the highfs of the Exports 2VD%S Cool 10
Choice shipping, GOdp1 no. Common u FAIR 81 1896 0O
- j0GSJ GJ StOokcrs AID Feeders - 70
.
SnRgP- Receipts loo head Lipments. 1000 head
get very strong higher drove OF Iuols sold at
- pIi'e Ol The season; Common to ednl, - %
Medium Good 4Id - 20. ChOc, TO Extra 81 oOQ@o,
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

e,,o,,or, ousrers OF Beef and III
I%Sn 9s SsO ws: !osIgA 3 sasos at Goth
40 at washington Market There was good demand aan
and all ns 2Se aes. was c%s ns 81 e oauy p
sS snsipcedd in Sps the cSmson BY parting
with their Calves at apont ic per eGSS % bnerd M the
market for Live calves the present week but shippers as
%oT%s s ns'n nss ssa9ns at san ~ aaS e
have been i'm moderate supply with coo wather I've
ruled and We hear Of ma Oaf, oy at are 1 not S ey
qgoabc above for the best with oaI &c as ,h us
heaTy run of Live calves would sink prices below the
o i e Wright oag sold 25s state veals
l2o d. at SIC. II do l2i n At Be- o. i2a ID AT &c 4, o.,
n at ~ &c, Ts state do l25 h st Sc; % n Ct se II do
iS b. al Sc 126 H. at &c: do ll5 h at o'o 40 io'
sniack sold q ysa' Jd lIs 3 % Il az s's s d. ~,
n at c 29 ut Sic do lG5 d. at GaSs, 5e 80 e% eS
'5p3ci 3cqin. H's lg ey ysP gG9 n at sSoo
sIIEFP AND TAMBS-Rceepto vere a = cars Of - .
3Sss a" Mdss 1s c cs or Sr' dre Gsys
T Wss eRi and butchers the early at m
Yesterday prices some of the statesmen who are ,
wraSnos st the close market but IL was not pecep
Se, Ss to .oG 5Rf az SIy 30 p les. s. on The lot and
wOoed Heavy Miohisan sheer at SO eH M e ES'r' Eb
clipped Ohio sheep sold At &c About lo Jersey
OHIO Lambs purchaser at so per be ad ,,.,.,
dressed Mat on wont Oh slowly ID % D., a. ss Az
sa Denback & Dewey sold: 53i Mich gan sheep lzS
ib a Sc iess - the lot ,..
Halcnbeck ~ Davis sold 40 Michigan Sheep. III ~
S3e l57 do Coarse Mooliedl 1873 TO- a. ssc 1868 Sla" 80
Yeorlngs b at - 30. 81 do 80 D. al SS o - 90
90 h. Siac; ~ Sic 90 western do, ~ " AZ
81 10 Bucks. l55 70, al &C. IA Michigan Nearnss 90 b.
a sJc. ~
p L. Kase 127 Ohio sheep, 81 10, At &c 10 tipped
do los H. a; FAC Jersey Hvr ana BucSs lD3 70 at g.
Jersey spring Lambs and Ewes At - per head u do ~ -
per - % the lot.
Ewes b 7c Spring Lambs, al - oach DO at ~ 90
per head -
H. B. Poucher sold 10 Jersey Spring Lambs s. 80 per
head. .
Lveritt q sold 26 Jerscy Spring Lambs at sOGSS per
head
Eye Otis sold Jersey Spring Lambs 81 per head ;
G. oliver Co sold 10 Ohio Spring Lambs Choice At 50
per head. . 49,, - %, a.
OF $40 3 Bucks, lIG ID, NJ 90.
HOGS-Receipts were " 62S head equally divided
between Jersey city and iOthst Total since Saturiay
u head against S722 head for tie corresponding time
last week ore for Tho market quoted firm
and higher. Country Dressed are steady at previous
quotations
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

IdvERPoor. April 27-2 D. m.-Pork-Prime Moss Eastern
steady AT S7t DO at 81
Cut nrmer at iod Short Rad frmer az S0i Long Clear
drIncr at 30. rmer at Olb Hams-LOnR Cut
firm at 81! shoulders rmer at 36 BeeI-ndia Mess nrl
at Ss Exa IlS, Primo Mess du al 7L Lard
opyirc W,siern steady at 3d. Tallo.-Pnme CITY duh
At iW TurpentinoSpris flrmer AT i8 Rosint1ne dull
at 1d. Common steay G3 CheeSe-Alner1can ChOico
dni al 0l none hero Four-Extra stas steady
atlIL Mheat-NO. / White steady AZ lOid NO spring,
steady at lD. Winter New Western. steady at loOd
Corn-Mxed nrmer at 81 Id Tor news 6ilOd Tor oln , -
IIyRRPOOI. Apn 27-3 p. m-PTOylsOns- % per
cw for the grados American. Lard %. per wv
for American. I'roduce-Taow. 40 per cwt hehhed
Petroleum Gisa0 ri. per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
1--WE STO. X Market

NyW.YoIK April 27-BEkVEs-Heceipts were 81 cars
OF 3l head all al GOthst with the exception OF single
al my COWS which direct "a rer Jersey
CITY. Tie 20 rece,yei BY Mr E4s,nai were ali
served for his port Nothing dong the cattle
wards to ack offerings About 20 reported ior
To- noir0w's tin turther advance la phi es IS
nronnble Dressed selling rat1er la WHsb
iugion Market Itdi5c. but prices were nn
heller trade later tle add then
an reached but the buik VI The
McIc n lZ4Al2a4C.