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The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Work on the Mississippi Valley IS
being pushed forward at lively rate.
Track laying is within 26 miles OF this
city, and the convict camp will 90 nlov-
ed to Bayon Paul, twelve miles from
town. The construction goes braveiy
on. and through passenger trains Will
be running to this city on the 18th OF
september.--B. R. Truth, 18th.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Some unprincipled dealers, because
they could see few cents more profit,
have been guilty of offering wothless
substitutes for the only original and
genuine Sulphur Soap - GLENN's by
name. Therefore, the public should
guard against this deception, and al
ways ask for GLENN's SULPUR SOAP,
By its full name, and take no other.
Read the following evidence from q
highly respectable source:
c. N. CRITTENToN, ESQ.
Dear Sir: have travelled for three
years for Messrs. Charles Scribner's
Sons, publishers. New York, and desire
to inform ynH that have used your in
comparable GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
exclusively for about four years also
have recommended it to very many per-
sons my constant experience has been
that it possesses all the medical advan-
tages that you claim for it. All to
whom have recommended it say as
well as myself, that it deserves ifs estab-
lished reputation as the best and most
efficacious Sulphur Soap that can be
used for all skin cleansing, as we'll as
toilet purposes. Some unprincipled
druggists have endeavored to substitute
other kinds of sulphur Soap for Glenn's
saying they were just as good" but
having myself tried other kinds, find
NONE so good or SO beneficial as the
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
Louis Pucheu,
Main Street, -Opelousas'
DEALER IN
4. .RSDa,ESRKES 4 PROVISIONS.

DEALER IN
d GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS.
Hdrdrdre, Tfnr0re,
GiaSswore, Crockeryrare, Grantte'e"re,
Fresh and Preserved Fruits.
JelEes, Mats, dc.
Paints. Oils, Heating stoves.
And the celebrated
Charter oak
And other Cooking Stores.
Refreshment Saloon adjoining, completely
stocked with the purest and best OF liquors
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

We have had no rain for several days
paSt, and the outlook seems to promise
season Of dry weather. The crops
AaVs materially improved with the few
aaya of dry weather, and if If continues
sbundant Ilarsests will yet be gathered
laeHr parish. Onr planters are busy
FaAllng bidder, and we expect 4 great
Aaantlty pf this important rough food
Will he saved
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

M cholera in Egypt is spreading.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
vWTTGT people are always on the iook-
WV ~ ~ mt fer chancaa to increase

"TGLN people are always on ths Io0h
w ASE out fer chances to increase
their earnings, and in time become wsalthy
those who do not improve their opportunities
remain in poverty We offer great chance to
make money. We want many men, womsn,
bevs and girls to work for M right in their OWE
localities. ANY one can do the wsrk properly
from the first start. The business viii pay
more than ten times ordinary wages Expsn'
fails to make money rapidly. You can devote
YOUR whole time to the work, or only yons
snare moments Full information and als that
Is needed sent free, Address GtiBson z Co..
Portland Maine.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

l'ke scanlan, one Of our thor
alAg and successful farmers, who
'sss near Bayou Mallet, is the cham
2a 'saAli potato cultiyator of St. Lam
]. eA.lsA About eleven years ago he
'.s'sa twe Irish potatoes Of the Peer
variety from which he procured
Hllish n has been planting and
n s'Va crops per annum ever since,
\. '' 'l'eh y yield and size surpasses
S's''s III ' Sss exhibited by any df-our
Although Mr. Scanlan's land
81 ~ richest, stiil he has raised po-
.''s lat haye reached the enormous
ssss' 81 3 pounds, and were Just as
's lsd ancculsnt as the smaller
aiss., IS. a.Eas as that seed potatoes
s.s ! neIs M vii keep much better than
naughE from the Northern or
N Y, M Sites His potato crops II Il never I.
s 1a " abanaant Yield. IA keeping
VI. y bringing him remunsrative :
ss IL fnas more money Il this
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
AN ORDINANCE

Thereupon. the following ordinances, hay.
ing been read twice, required by law, were
II ndn dn1,tnH
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Hilps Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents.
Do not throw your life away by neg
lecting q chronic cough which Hale'e
Honey of Horekonnd aud Tar would
cure in few days.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NEW town residence, neat and convent
N ent, suitable for a small family, with two
acres of land, enclosed. VIII be sold cheap,
or rented lew to q good tenant.
Apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

lAl last Sunday morning tie down
night train Of the Morgan road killed
alles mule near the depot in this place.
Allaie vas no excuse for this accident,
essaasa the train had just started and
aaa gained bat little speed when the
ANIMAL was rua over. The mule was
sAAding on tile track, and tile engineer
eRllently made no effort TO stop the
Ialls. There were several eye witnesses
Y sals fact. On Wednesday morning
sas passenger train ran over and killed
e Say 1lat attempted to cross the track.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

.
y eall lie attention of oar planters
y Als advertisement of Mr.. Theodese
s'''slleHe who il the sole agent for the
1'seEased sGullett Light Draft Magno
W sostgu Gin, Feeder and Condenser"
's' sas parish Of St. Landry This Gin
.sA' WA NJ The latest Improvements for
y Rap1d ginning and cleaning of cot
gs and contains a feeder that never
.sss however full it may be. The
AlsE attachment takes all of the
~ Ss elas q the lint before it goes into
IL sspla 4 will be a saving of money
sa one Ct these superior gins, and
ss aaklse every planter to call on Mr..
~ AnEi examine them nit his store.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
60 TO
I'll. ID. Larcade's Tin Shop,

Bellevue Street. near the Bridge,
IET YOUR TIN WORK DONE THERE
U-acknowledged to be the Cheapest SAop
in town: Guttering from cents to 80 cts per
foot, and all other work in proportion.
~ Conntry orders promptly attended to.
Opelousas, March IL, 1883 6m
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

DOOS, DAVID-Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
IL Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, &c.
Corner Main and Bellayue streets
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

.nloEnIDg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

Mrs Sarah J. Colins the second wife and widow Of f. r.
Collins for $50 O0o damages for false imprisonment
The pantia alleges that May last the defendant be-
fore Police Justice Morgan, her stepson, charged the
nintf with forgery, the ground that he Ind sworn
falsely before Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court in
proceedings begun Ivy him against Mrs. Collins TO have
certain property which held in her declared to
belong the estate or y. X. Collins The plaintiff fur
ther asserts that he arrested May H. while dan
eerously i'll and while his wife in
valid. and was toreupOn imprisoned He was
taken before Justice Morgan and given into the custody
OF bis attorney remaining until July II, when after
several eKainir ations he discharged from custody
MT Collins asserts that the defendants charges which
he arrested, false and malicious and that they
brought TO intimdate him from prosecuting an
tinn against Der regarding his deceased fathers will Mrs
Collins in states That she consulted in all matters
with her attorney In the and had acted In his advice
that she had Just cause OF action.
The will Of H. X. Collins, In which he all his prop
eTy his widow admitted 10 probate by Surrogate
Rollins after being contested by John Collins who asserted
that his father had made later will which had been sup
pressed. The General Term affirmed the SuTOgates de
csOn and the case is now before the Court Of Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge 0Goman, in the Superior Court,
Special Term, yesterday, denied motion in the suit Of
Williams against the Western Union Telegraph Company
and others, to set aside the order Of the Superior Court
making the Judgment Of the Court OF Appeals its
Judgment. The motion made in order that the re-
mttur might he sent 10 the Court Of Appeals for amend
nent. judge O'Gorman held that the motion should be
made before the Court Of Appeals.
James Kerswill was arrested on an order
issued yesterday by Justice Donohue, in the Supreme
Court in proceedings for absolute divorce brought against
him by Hannah Kerswi his Wife, who alleged that the
defendant had been living for several years with another
woman In sXth-aYe that he boss painter and had
an income OF 10000 year and had threatened
leave the country II she began proceedings against
nim. KerswiU was held in $4,000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia consol IS
rose d 10 72, and the incomes advanced y 10 70.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture IS sold
ex interest at 80 ga SO 81 against 92s yester-
1854. Northern Pacific frsts were Il better ut
1929, and NewOrleans Pacific firsts were up - at
S3d. Fort Worth and Denver frsts were down TO
66668lo.
Tho Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
$l,051,613 made mp by losses of $S78,6s9 coin
and $174,924 currency, which losses arc largely
Occasioned by the payment of the quarterly inter-
est on the three per cent bonds The day transac-
tons covered: Receipts, $917.675; payments,
S1;969, 2Ss; currency balance, $G,543,ois; coin
balance, Sly ,946 ,231.
The local money market to-day worked easier az
from to Dig per cent for the general rates for cal
loans, but we hear of some time loans for small
amounts $50, 600 or 800, Geo being placed at Is
per cent. The domestic exchanges on New-loTk af
the places named are quoted as follows: Savan-
nah, Is discount to ls premium Charleston 5-lG to
ls discount New Orleans 81 50a$ 1925 discount for
commercial, and par for bank; st. Louis, 70 cents
premium; Chicago, 80 cents premium; Boston 100
II cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges 1892 222, SAY; balances, So l20,-
147.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 800 900 National bank notes Tor re-
delnption. The customs pts were Slo9,3Jl
and the internal revenue receipts S31s, lOD.
The foreign exchange markets are dull ana Steady;
there are no indications of the presence Of bankers
bills drawn against the shipment of American
securities We quote rates unchanged LOT
business, rs follows: Bankers bills, 81 81 Il
and 81 81 for long and short sterling respectively
pa and 5.2lSs for francs; 94l4 and 80 for reich
marks: 39's aud 40 for guildeTs.
The following is the public debt statement issued
on November !, 1888, compared with that OF
October l, 1888:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

TflURsDAY Nov. l-P. N.
To-days dealings in stocks developed considerable
apathy. The total recorded transactions are
only 3O0.SJ shares. When Oregon and
Transcontineutal is credited with itS con
tribution of $1,000 shares, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western with 69,500 shares, and
Erie with 27,5O0 shares tthc only stocks that
recorded transactions amounting 10 10000 shar'sl'
there remain only 1875 700 shares to represent the
total dealings in the general list. The market
opened tame at prices that were no better and gem
orally were small fractions lower than last evenings
last prices. In the loan market the
only stock that commanded u small premium
or use was that of Michigan Centrdl !;
generally stocks loaned from Hat to per cent per
annum for carrying Daring the rSt hour or so there
was a general weakening of prices. After that
Oregon and rranscontinehtal again was made
special feature, and its price advanced 10 DUB
The movement exerted a mOmcntlry favorable IN
huence upon prices generally, add there were
moro or less recoYeres for the whole hist The move
In.nt, however proved TO be- spasinodic. Later
In the day Northwestern common was taken holu
of and its price advanced from 122la to l23 5;
but that had little or no effect the general situa-
ton. Oregon aud Transcontinental finally sold at
4SLG4Szs against 1873 last evening, while tho
last price for Northwestern i2-was L per cent
higher than yesterdays last figure The general
market closed weak az declines from last evening
ranging from d to g per cent.
Government bonds were moderately active, ana
the fxed-date issues were weak Bid were reduced
l, for the 4s and Ii for the Il2s. Annexed arc the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
1.nfnl snlca for the dny. -.
CLOSING PRICES Or CAL 'F)RyIA STOCKS
sAN FRANCIsCO. Thnrsday, Nov. ], 1883.
The BENTON Consolidated Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 10 cents per share.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday flUm the lnnes.
standard Consolidated official report for week
ending October 20 shows: Ore extracted ana
shipped TO mills, 300 tons bullion shipped, YlS,,
27:i US. No work has been done on the l,%Oo leYcl
during the week owing 10 the water having risen
about twelve feet in the shaft. AT first the water
gained on the pump about two feet day, but now
tbe uump is handling il as fast as II comes in. Up
raise from south drift No q 900 level, ~ up nine
feet vein five feet wide aud looking well. North
drift 700 level in $50 feet. This drift Is being run
with the intention OF prosecuting Westerly iiolh
more northcrly point. North drift No 3 900 level.
on old Standard yen is in fifty feet from east cross
cut. ledge in face four feet wide. UpTaise No. .,
from south drift No. |, is up 200 feet, aud shows
eight feet of vein. North drift No. l, from north
upraIse il lbs feet long and u all in ORE North mp
ali i'm good milling ore. South drift from south up
raise $50 level is in seventy feet; VEN three feet
vide North drift from north upralse IS seventy
four feet long and is all i'll ose. The slopes continue
Father de Smet superintendent reports October
IS: II herewith inclose express COMPANY recelP'
for bar No. 100, containing 74S 40 ounces gold,
the result of Of mill for hrst haf OF Octoper
Al the mine everything seems TO be looking faVor-
able ms usual and see nothing 70 prevent us max
ing fair shipments all winter and at reduced rate
Of exuenses Golden Gate south header shows
quality has not varied at all md if the ledge proves
10 I've of ahy size will make very fine chamber.
East crosseIit tnird level does not look ~ prOnib
ing The face is in ledge matter yet, but Of hardly
any value. Balance Of mine shows the usual
amount aud quality of ore. Inc MIL eonoinues W
work we'll and gives no Trouble
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company
adyertses it's monthly dividend OF 20 cents per
share payahle November IL at the ONCE vi tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02

NEw.oRLEAxs Nov 1cotton steady aadiing, 10 5.iecJ
Low Mng 10 y1gc Ordinary lt-i6c net receipts,
9O54 bales russ receipts 1881 baes exports % Great
Britain ~ bales France G095 bales; ~ The Coatinea
705 bales se 5000 balcs; last evening 900 bss STOCK
81 900 aies
Upands, Cd; do Orie Gid sars iIsos 6lss lrsimfny
1000 for speculation ad exWqt; Tyeepts. teJ tsss III.
Guiding $50 American. Tufurss 4 lzB1s Leg Assiinig
cnuse November delivery, L9sta als, y,sisi 90 Ns,
January delivery. 5eG4d; also s. sd; 10 Jniiap ans
February delivery, 5lGit; also Jj1e. 10 FTpafy ALI
March delivery, G0aid: DO ysrch zssd af'1 dehTsy,
562G4d; do IN agd Nay dciiyoy, z.e%; % KY and
June delivery, 5.0id. also u t.t,1d fHttues Efpl.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Lzag =. Hgcffon, Ge,i pjdjhcy Up
lands BID; Good oT.un1ry upapds ll-ls oninary Up
lands Jad; Mldlng ,T!eAas 6iLi low EuI ia uiiesH1,
6i. Goo rInaJt Nfleus ~; Ordinary UTli as. 5t;
Good Mldine Texas Biid. Ndeiia- Texas I'D; L1s hH'-
ding Texas 3D. Goad Ordinary TtNs 5l e,diBafy fcx9-,
Old The sales o. the dsy iDi atea 900 iles Bcoaa.
Turest plans Los Abisng Taa9sc, NUTcmtci ani De-
cembor delivery, , 5i-Otf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
INSURANCE. NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

circular which made its appearance yester-
dav morning announced pospOnenient Of The date
which the fire underwriters new schedule Is 10 take
eUect from November January l. The schedule was
nriutcd in yesterdays TEIBuNE. At the last moment
many Of the deficiency charges found 10 b" neon
Sst,lt when practically applied and for this reason the
changes IN schedule and classification referred 10
committee Of the New York Board for revision.
n, The Insurance AGE for yesterday appeared long
article on the relative business transacted by the tariff and
,l. ,oDiarin companies OF HewYOrk City. Using the
t Of nOntar com anies recently published
a., rtsr TRIBUNE The Insurance Age constructed two
tnbea The frat shows the standing, by aggregate, Of
hI casses OF companies the cnd OF june and their
pIucsS during the inst six months Of 1888, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
. Ex.Inurest.

IA. Interest.
There was no business in State bonds. but quota
tons we're steady OF city bank stocks. Commence
sold at 155, Republic at 1200l23, and Metropolitan
al 1853.
The market for railroad bonds was dun aud prices
for some OF the speculative issues were easier Ele
second consos sold at o4d33 LsG930s, against 94's
the last previous SALE Missouri, hansns ana Texas
seconds were exceptionally strong ut 4 advance 70
6Ill. Chesapeake and Ohio iiIots. series b. soid up
a. oqlozzaAI, ex interest Canada Southern 5s
closed OF * nj U51 and West shorr ana bhiial0 oS
were e lower AZ as z. and Chicago. ST Ions ana
New Orleans cOnsol % were q hlgher III loo O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The proceedings of

the United States Supreme Court to-day follows
02-G6Orge d. Cragin. plaintiff in ag William =.
Lowell executor, etc; and No g3GeOrge d. Crag1n appel
liant, agt. William : LOveN, executor, etc Argued.
NO &c A. Snyder appellant ag Norris Marks, collector
etc submitted
No 9jE II. Booth, plaintiff in agt John NJ. Ternan
Submitted.
3Orina parte IN the Of the state Of Iowa
petitioners and No AOTgmal pare in the matter OF the
state of Illinois, petitioner Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
FARMERS PRosPERouSI ~ THE cAROLLNAS

CnARLoTTE, n. G., Oct. 81 The cotton
acreage IN ten counties OF North Carolina and six counties
IN up,r South Carolina IL about per cent greater than
that o. ast year. hut tho yield per acre Is about 20 per
cent less The picking has been good, twothirds
Of the crop having been picked little over half OF when
haa becn marketed. The crop Is not more than
g 0T the average The yield OF small grains,
wheat oats etc. 10 good. The general condition OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-Bv rELEGRAPL

CHICAGO Nov L. The DTOrsrs Journal rvpmts Hegs-
Receipts 600; Shipments 400; market stronger 'iood
HEAVY Toe higher Packing 81 iOltsi aO Packing and ship
ping "a 80 30; Light. ~ IS 81 30: skiDs $50 -,
Ceads-R Receipts 1000 head shipments, 5000 heshi
market brisk good grades, dull on ennmon grades hh
mon 10 Medium 81 40 800 Range Cattle steady Colotados,
81 O5; WyOmngs, 50 %; Gnlss Texans, - TO -. -,
Receipts 2,40o head: Shipments .,lVV hesni
steay Inferior to Fair 49, GOOD % oV
Choice -; TeNans, 81 25G$3 30. -. ...
FAST LIBERTY PENN Nov. 1.-Came-Reeeipts o0ooj
head market Slows Phi adeDhs s50s5 u.s. Workers Il oo
GS4 10. 49, -. An ,o,L,nx aoa,s
feeling about 10 l5c OF fTom yesterday prices 80,
RUFFALO Nov l-Cnnie-RneMpts to-day 500 neaii lo'si
for vesk thus fnr $500 head for same tinle Ast
5000 head consigned through 1877 cars marsat seay'
with fair demand very good here Light u Fair st~ah
Sles-Keeepts to-day, 600 head fetal sCr week 'is
l0OO6; far time last week, 2209O head eoisiSpI
rioueh IL ears; duh aud unchanged fan 90
western. s3 l56y as; Choice Ad$i 40 Ektia u ."
Sgl 10; Western Lambs, s40s5 Caiadas odfo % -
hogsZHeoepts to-day. 1000 head total tot wees na
zoo head; Tor time last week ASnOO hteai
trough lxb cars market active hut not quotaoy s
81 50 Good Medium and Heavy. a IO~s4 Soi EA" ~ '
Pigs SO 40dS $3.50 49,. .oo.o.a a,,ueuts
4OO grades and waniedi tow quanues s
but tak,n abeence OF 0tharsi EXPORTS s5
TO Fair, - T5dS5 20i Common, $4ds4 oVi ieA""'' "
Shsep-ilneepts llO0 head shpments, ~ IN Watoar
sra,ies uru and wanted. cosmon SOW FnP 20 y ~ al
"a sOt Is, as Prime 5 So Texans, q que - ~ .,.s
yog,i,a.stps 900 hrsi siPnen. lVv ~, I.ax "
IRREGULAR; Packing, - 20@s4 ooi LshLssoo@Sss' ~
o. S5a$470s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
COURT acknowledgements Q.

SUrRFilE CoURT-CIANBEBs-B Before Donoiue. J.-Nos.
o. % lO2 lO2 ~ l26 l5l 212 2os 225 22S 2!6 25i
252 25 2S7 33 SlG 32l 323 334 $40 335. J4S $780, 34
357, 35S, 800. $50. 3Gl, 1862, 1863. 800, 1857, 36S.
IT PRIME COrRT-CIRcuTr-PAET I.-Beore Donohue, j.
DOWN
otPElJog CouET-srRclAL TEEM.-Be;oro oGorman J.-No
day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEGAL TEGd-Before DAILY JNo cal
Conaox PLgAs-EQUur TERN.-Before Van Brunt, j.
Ca.a On No calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
LIVE Stock MARKET.

NE,y.YOgK. Nov l-BEENFS-k HeptS Nffc a sIigN car.
cattle lS better feeling was eNhhit,l oday gs.cd
Beef trade and droyers oo fol uop active maj Act Iouor
DressoI Beef fair inquiry al rather hlghc, prlces
ely s4ugISIrS tr1R eS Sa 42"sso S an P G q, so
at 404c. western Dressed WIS selma =, ga 20
o Mhtoo in hr steamer hcpnlie by Joeelh Eastman.
81 ~ NslEet The demand oi veSis ccniinIes
good end prices e-y ven G ."t an y. o az
5ie@4isc ,...,...,.. -,
to TS4 Ggay ens o TS Sd f aa f tic
Tor Choke. DrtSsCi ufeaS'tIa 1d, ~ A.
30 t. at r. ES iSr,e DO rs n a s. 40 Ii9 h. al o. Is
90 a.; "a, "a yTien Sd: VcSis i53 o. al c DO 46 NJ
at 70 II Butleruks 25l b. ut 4hc 10 DO 2S 70 ~ lei aud
So 70. 3sR x ay. sold Gussc 35 o. So 50 DO
"a s 4; AID LAMBS@cccp, wci Of c5S bead
-lS 6Ohs and care At }rsy C,y a1 t io%Ss
sCiins. ~ O05 head the corresponding n'c last week
ShcP h ssp a'Sy i i5c S Gd down to Sc
carload exports vas 14ksn for shipment l,,c Of ~see
% bead sCd qt ~ 80 tiG 10, t SfnS S' ncsn CON-
% 10 PIfe s0d at dGlc aud ctroid % Caoise States
50 S. Mixed lots Of sheep and Lambs sold at 5000
Copop 10 Good ressed Mutton sold 5ac. and prs Of
which very little offered sells az 7TaSc Dressed Lambs
SSlerGge & Otis sold AZ sheep lc 10 state
WIS ASA l2by Co sold 1879 state IHoS ~ % ai 1i.S
o2 do so H. az Is 90; 81 do % H. ~ % S3 W tS. >te
do I30 5 al c lo3 do Common E"el o To- at 50 3d. and
psnbsek 4 Dewey sold 200 csnsIe q, lambs ,, s2 o. 40
"a TO- at IS 81 "a $50 state sheep n d. a% &c And io hc'
igan DO, 81 %, at 4 &c. - 90. So. -o, ~ -,
SO S5 lJ3 Canada DO 81 o. at 5 @lo 10 40 10 az - so 81
Michigan sheep 80 o. az c 2O do % ~ a. &c 81 7lao no.
n H. M A l,c and 81 do, 90 n, at3EC - ., ,..
Hnme a Mullen sold. l7s State l.riio+ q - ~ - lSS
1ae 40 mart SEoapl rs d. ut S. co. - d. ~ To- NJ 10
ohio sheep and lambs, ~ 49, a 5c lS 10 - D. n 9cit
2J6 state ShorD. az ID. al q ec
II do ~ B 2ci and $40 pennsylvania sheep ~ 10 ss
4Jc A, .,.,., so n.
al IA 30 ~ al 4c I7o keutucky do, pa 10 al 4e 1875 DO
newton ilei roi GO Kentucky sheep l29 TO- a. - s5
80 40 g0 H. az lc 30 do g3 H. at i la5 Ohio DO ~ H. AZ
3 Lc 200 Western do 100 n, at 4c. $500 -, .
TibtjSRece,pts were % 0t 40 head 81 cars AZ
Jcecv Citv and % cnIs 4othSt Total for Eve days otot
heed against "a 1888 head f the corresponding no st wssk
be market ruled steady for Live Hogs notwithstanding
p In city Dressed yesterday The few slcs fpoTed
were al 81 5Gs3 Is for Ordinary 10 Prine country Ds
oger with Heavy selling At &c; Medluu' ~ 69dI se ana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE, Thursday. Nov I. 1888
The following sales held 81 the Exchange salcsrom
today:
Nv r. N. Lud'OcE o..
one lot o 5fhave 81 q Of LIT. 227xi30: Chris
tauna Taylor. ....-..-.......... $4,000
Nv Richard =. Hdr,Su . o..
ono 2.story brick building With block Of land bound
al by 10Th AID -1thsts I'm and lJtiAyos; Gus