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Misapplied Funds.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.-THE Secretary of
the Treasury has directed the United States
district attorney at Nashville to take steps
NJ. Hurst, agent of the board of publication,
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
money received by Hurst to be placed in the
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The Sleighing Carnival.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The sleighing car
nival upon the avenue to-day was a great
success. 1t was estimated that 300 sleighs, of
all descriptions, were in service. Twelve
depreciation of popular prices" yet at this
figure, every available vehicle on runners
finds ready patron
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United States Treasury to the credit of the
conscience fund, instead of which it was
placed to his own credit as agent of the
board of publication under the impression
that the anonymous sender meant it to be
so placed
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The wedding of Miss Virginia Cameron and
Lieutenant Alexander Rodgers, this evening,
was the most brilliant event of the season.
Ihe Cameron t.anslou--n. until Tonight
thrown open Tor large &C. parg aas the
scene OF rare festivities. Tine laud. some suite
Of rooms. only separated 4y gs3y Eastern
draperies, was 5ea1t 's adorned with
choice exotics, amid which flashed the softly
shaded glimmering Of hundreds of waxen
lights
The bride is the second daughter, and en-
tered society only last season. The engage
ment was authoritatively announced early
last spring. The wedding, it was then
thought, would occur in the fall, and the
young couple fully expected to spend their
honeymoon at a post on the Western frontier
Fate, however, was not so unkind as the
young officer obtained leave of absence for
the gay season here, and the wedding pre-
liminaries were arranged for tonight
Luncheon parties during the past week have
been rendered the bride-elect by her young
friends, and the groom has been similarly
feted at bachelor dinners, He has seen fair
share OF frontier duty, and expects to take his
bride in February to his frontier post
Inc trldal toilet was OF ivory-white satin,
simply made. The square neck-waist was
filled in with point lace The draperies were
full over a shirred underdress. and the train
fell in straight folds. A short veil of tulle,
held by wreath of orange-blossoms, was
drawn back from the face. She wore sus-
pended from white satin ribbon diamond
pendant and carried bouquet of white rose
buds, sprayed with lilies of the valley Her
sisters, Mary and Marguerite Cameron, wore
similar dresses of white crepe, with surplce
waists and Grecian overskirts over finely
plated underdresses. Each wore a broad
satin sash, tied in full bow, and carried
large bouquets of Marshal Neil roses. The
groom wore his full uniform.
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All but one of the shareholders OF the defunct
Pacific Bank of Boston have entered into a
combination, which is formed for defense
against the suits of the receiver for aggressive
action against the directors.
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PSORIASIS.
H. e. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson N. Y, cured
of Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years stand
ing, by the CuticuFa ResOlvent internally, and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally. The
most wonderful case record Cure certified
TO before justice OF the peace and prominent
citizens. All afflicted with itching and scaly dis
eases should send to us for this testimonial in
fnI
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Mother Died from 1t.

Mother Died from 1t.
j. w. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says: "Cuticura
Remedies the greatest medicines earth.
Had the worst salt rheum in this county.
Ny mother had it twenty years, and, in fact,
died from it. l believe Cuticura would have
ssrr,sl.,ser3ife. My arms hIs9 Il and he a We're
coverea for three years, Which nothing relieved
or cured until l used the Cutcura Resolvent
(blood purfer) internally, and Cuticura and
Cutioura Soap externally.
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Cutlcupa
And outicura Soap externally and Cuticura Re-
solvent internally will positively cure every
species of Humor, from a common pimple to
iScrofula. Price OF Cuticura, small boxes, soc;
large boxes, 81. Cuticura Resolvent, 81 per-bo
ttle. CHticura Soap 25c CuUicura Shaving
EOap, 15e. Sold by all druggists
Depot WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass
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Mr.. Albert KinRsbnry. Keene. N. H, troubled
with bad hum0r on hands aid neck, caused by
lead poisoning. Hes a painter) At times it
would break ont, crack open. and the skin sepa-
from the flesh in large pieces suffering great
continual itching and singing. Purchased your
remedies used Cuticura Resolvent internally,
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally, and
In less than three months effected a complete
cure and has not been troubled SINCE Corro-
borate by Billiard & Foster, Druggists, Keene.
N. r..
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Salt Rheun.
Those who have experienced the tormerts OF
Salt Kheum can appreciate the agony endured
Tor years. until cuI ed by the Cuticura Resolvent
internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap ex-
ternally.
Mrs. VIM. PELLINGTON, Sharon, Wis.
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OBITUARY,
Clark Mills, the Sculptor.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Clark Mills died
this morning.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

SATURDAY. Cloudy weather, with
rain or snow.
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Miss Cameron's Marriage.

Washington Special, Thursday.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Cameron and
Lieutenant Alexander Rodgers, this evening,
was the most brilliant event of the season.
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soeciai DO me Indianapolis Jourasl
WAsWyeToN Jan. H. -Ihe Treasury
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA ept4-FIour- Demand fair and prices firm
~ 9sSs 4. PENNSYLVANIA Family s. Clear s. ~
% stlsgRt -, Patent So 9YasG 70 annssots
s Of cSoise al is 7s WSea"Unsettod declined ia
81 70 any exent ana there was inquiry for export
o a and in synoa9 T ocs shs 81 IL
&c Pen9syvsni Red p export eleL I NO wesern
sn 81 1 81 o 90 Ss ~ o' N % SSys%Os
q ls ' 70. ~ ls4s asked November 81 ~. DID q 3
sssS S 81 ~ S s on a. Light
demand both speculation and fof export Sr
gram s5c eoc S &c es M1ssin grain
Ss e % steamer h * IN En 10 as sson
Mixed On track Csc san fellow in sgth eIevaS s M
September Sai4c BID SIC asked October bid &c
BAD sec ASKED 6ats-earois luther al re- uu
Ss nesssd rscsiss AID light demand sas1 w,ec quoted
a. SIC. No Whe S4.c 90 later SSi2c NO. o " aie
Sic; Fu'ases DUET ana rather easier. No. White
ss2snSsI sc bid sSc asked osGss 5 % SIC
e 81 c asked Provision -irin Beei city Family 8 30
- 81 SJaS no Ness aes a'in
O 90 h Prime ' Ness s sOro Co.
pr DO fully cured l2sSisSs' s .s,s
s s' % as 81 e 4
Sssa steam s. ssss 49, 20 @
sn ass ase I F., issscc Western
E g sss % cAsS 2sss KS dull Liza ~
fifats. 2Ic; Western Extra Pc Frsts Gle Cheese
Aesve, NewYork Full Cream a. &C. western pa 90 o
s1HA SsSc DO Full SKINS sse s1ssImhSw sssy
ssss aensa ARM POEdsstisS S s
ste Fsed-sfesoT Winter Bran Sio0Sl6 20. Petro
REFINED n D9Is 7aq eas1, IN sosss y
Sosi Wheat 4o450 BUSH Corn. 670S BUSH oats 20,
sJsh shipments-Corn. 1000 bush p iT as p "a
SDnl and &C. lower No. Red September ~ lo'. oi1
asked do oc,Seer 81 ieas eid 81 le* b ssssa
ss Is bid 81 2OAs asked. CoIn-1nscuve and weaxeL
~ ~ Mixed september. Soc bad go 80 asked do OCTOBER
49, pd 0Oc do November 6yc. bld 0Oc asked oo
Seeemeer eec hid. Ssc. asked o.tsNo White Septsm
so; DO, Aoie mber, 35xc. bid 36i4c ssked DO Decem
Ssf Sts<c bid. 81 &c. asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

xryy yonK Sent -BEEVEs-Receipts were Including
late arr ais not reported yesteay "a he'd against Go5
Tor the same time last Week and abont
10 esroads sold exporter at 80 per 100 H. Inc
balance of the cattle was hold fot tomorrow m
iIsssed Reef a fair g. e1lc or Texas and COZ
orade side. With the transactions At S' he Ci
sold at Sa'2c LOT decent 70
7s5s A'a 'h'i'0 At Wv " Monarch
by I3ngnan ~ COS $50 quarters OF Beef and lou eau
Of Mutton N tho w.re1 1s Cattle or r G.
and 80 quarters Beef and 100 carcasses OF Mutton Tor
with iJ2 Live Cattle and 30J sheep and the ouAh'o Win
sae" c. Eastman reports OF Illinois steers cT net
average l4c % ri 2SC do I 1Ss al IL No. l'l 10
cT &c 90 On and 50 az %a Ss q 81 O no. steers
n s. n 80 - DO a 10 ana a. 81 p do 70
JH.SHs-Recepts 1875 heaGso At oo,s,t 7S At
had good demand at steady prizes with Common 70
xsls few reached nc Of Butermk Calves
SOLD at NC Dressed xel as nr Dressed
7aesc Dressed Bnttemilks Al 90 m q, sc and
Fea car N Igt ~ sod 90 BatermilEs 1876 b.
Eye q Otis Jersey Vea!s, LA d. ate'9S NO. LIE
No. VI ~ aush Co sold Jersey veas lSe d. at &C.
90 RICHARDSON CO. sold Jersey veas 1855 3D. at
esq a., sold ponn.yr1.na vo.s 20 :. a, sac
EhP A n .f ana cars at Jersey CITY. The feel.
ne was than al close YESTERDAY aud the few car
10 Pine sheep sold at sc Ordinary 10 Prime Lanos Al
ersa &c uu,,on in better demand az 0e5ao for Fair to
Good and Dressed lambs selling AZ loSi He amin. AZ n at
CO. 80 re nsyivana DO 81 %. and 80 pennsylvania
sITe V9b:et Z Davis Sod IS Lambs, 81 b. at 7'sc
and shssg ~ peGey sold i67 state Lambs 90 b. at TIC
and f0P R we' se a. G y t sheep 90 10 Penn
syyanla wes 100 o. 9e 90 " u al ar az, % r'H
Newton & Gls sold: 52 Ohio sheep ITO ID ~ o*'i ~
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Bollon valued at $4,000 was received in this

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
endiup August % shows: Ore shipped 10 mills
/ 4O7ia tons; bullion shipped. $13,663 46: East
cross-cut 200 level, Is in 497 feet. North drift
No / / 900 level, is in 304 feet and shows teet
Of vein South drift No. 2 is III 266 feet; the vein
;s feet wide and looks we'll. West cross-cut from
north drift 700 level, is 421 feet long, and Is IN
hard ground. South drift from west cross-cut NO.
1 800 level, is 249 feet long, and shows the VEIN
3io feet wide North drift is in 765 feet where the
vein is five feet WIDE Upralse from south drift rs
mn IFS feet; the vein at this point is 8 feet wide
Upraise No. 2, from north drift is up, 90 feet ana
shows 4l feet of vein, South drift No. 2 $50 level
is in III feet vein feet wide The uprase from
this drift is up 225 feet. Uprase from north drlft
is up 225 feet The stCpes are yielding the usual
quantity of good milling ore.
Bodie Consolidated official report for week end
ing August 25, shows Ore crushed. 80 $40 tons ;
average assay value of pulp, $3S ~ per ton; OF
failings So AS. Bullion shipped, S7O72 rs;
West crosscut, 1000 level. is 33S feet long, and
east crosscnt. same level. is $50 feet long. West
crosseut No. 2, 1000 level Is IN 90 ttet. South
drift from bottom OF wlnZe No. 3 is in II feet.
Superintendent Weber of the Father de Smet
COMPANY reports to the secretary, August ~
"Have Just arrived at this place and have been put
i'm charge of property by Mr. Gregg. hnd every
thing going ahead we'll and working smoothly. lhe
mine shows no favOraOy as 10 quantity OF ore, ana
course | can't Judge much about 1t yet, not beng
familiar with this kind of ore. l lDclose YOU the
express c0mpany's receipt for bar NO. 100. con-
talnlng 723 "a ounces gold the result OF rul OF mlll
for first half Of August On August 10 we drew for
S23, 000."
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
ea~E p d
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orv The above ngures represent aompt on the part
hc Mercantile Exchange 10 ASCERTAIN The STOCK OF outer
~ ctore In this city them Tor "hat thcy arc
always taken the DO.lu0r however INA,
Of compiling the stocks Is mPcri CO anu
npnt he rel Ell Ike these when the large hod
nvrue yersant with the market the above ugults w"
eaT erroneous sight but 10 those VINO base lhei
InIattous largely the quantity "I Dutei IN stoe
desire 10 that our STOCKS are cei'ah
- age not Target than last year close cOnlpaI VI
exuoYts since May J. making liberal ALLOWANCE
tr home consumption fails give any sueh iostS as arc
EN- eiYs Tor the week 1890 pkga; last week S905S
49, rIports 10 Europe for weeA. ll,OIo pAsa-9u9S
aud $3.50 to tho COnilnsAt inc nuPpy
Eue 10 Fancy Fresh Creamery hardly meets lhe wants vi
he Trade aud there Is hardening OF Naues on AZ bn
rst STATE Pals are salable to-day At 23I &C. Indeed lew
braud rs placed m n 28c, aud Tor extra mSr.s OF
o,cr Wesietn ~ 22c is the current rate TO-DAY ihes
ond prjspect these Fancy RraicS improving sur
the cty fiade will naturally increase WIN the
800 ~ our citizen. from the country: hut Inc
Of the exclusives In the highest quAy
Grsdes from a little on Fine 10 very oiunNp
san slowy and receivers would willnRy aCsopt
1or,ner rates wore thcro any buyers lot ul.,l.
Exnoers arc doing bat little this wee fearful tna to
last week may weaken the European nS
c safe Dairy frkns coming forward q, last . tne tI"uo
u. h@ IA DC but 20 s2c. covers most OF the saes hhiI
,tiS rub. arc rarely quality TO exceed 2lo and 2Oc h
aiouf Welsh. Western limitation CioAn0iy s
eIceeI Dairy grading pretty high quiiiy WORKS IN 70 VIC
trade at outside quotations. put lower ghos ave
ncSeccd FACTORY having slow movement Jun. EoOs
.el above IA OLA for cKtra ana ldc mas poo""o
extreme current make
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

ReaskMooi- sept 4-Bscon On nosriand Cat 45i shors
S.s 40 Oh Pork Prime Aesa SD do Westsrn IA0 Lara
estsr 44ed. Cheese nerican Oanea oled ia'
xs.nr Spirits 3D01 frovIAons-Lx 446 psr cst lle
-, 'o&A sreafstuis-Oorn- 17d Ter New MlKed Wes,
NEAT ID 9a Ia peros1tA for CAjif0rniz NO Uol
Iof California No BlOfe si1 Tor Rel Wntsr fsAs
a. tor ciaai.aa Butter 65ooi toe booi Unt
india Mesa '' '' ~
a.osDos Sept 4-Soirits rarosauna 3l8d Cslcatts
Dr. ~ $500 oer aaartsf nsssi oil xzo w e~ev ~
we rsrgs. "
sissahx sept 4-WIcoxs Lard cose1 q 80 nSxs o.
S-'Aaahssp Der llV Iva Petroleum. marks 30 piennDg~
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live srocK MARKErs-RY rELEaRApH

BUFFALO Sept 4-Cdtne-Receipts today $50 head
total for thus $685. for time last weoE
4SOO. consigned thTough I47 market steady with
demand Choice 10 Extra Steers 50 s5GSo 2 far 70
Good 81 75dS5 So Light "a 25G4 co. stockers 20 10"
"a 10. -, a.,
far 600: or time last week 6.OU mead,
consigned through market steady and unchanged.
sales. Fair Good Western ~ 25d$o; Choice TO tancy
50 .O0s5 5O Common 80 25G$ii Western Lambs s96sc;
Canadas here -. L..
BooReceipts 700 head total TOT week thu, far
I3,0OO head cOnslg mel
thoux market dull, weak and lower Sales-6lss.
Michglns so So 35 Good C0Ine lorkeis 30 ~
CHICAGO sept 4-The DrocerS Journal reports; -H0qs--
Receipts O00 shipments $500 market opened seay Dnt
closed with prices l0al5 lower. Prices Packig - %
Packing and shipping - 81 - 30 Light 30 ZO@
Receipts 1000 shipments 3,2O0i market active
firm. Sales-ExpOrts So 9Ost6 30, Good 10 Choice
80 a. $50 95: Medium $3.50 TO-
Shesp-Recepts LOO shipments l.oOo Market strong
Saes-Inerior Fan 81 90G$3 5O Medium to Good IS -
as4 25 ., ,,,. q o,, $50.
EAST LIBERTY Pa, Sept. 4.-CGte Rec epts 20l4 mar.
kei fair ye.tea prices HOgsReceips 1900 market
DUH Philadephls 10 30 So U.s. Workers So 20 05 10
Sheep-keceips 1900 market slow, at about yesterday
prices. o., ,,..,.,. 400. ,,orha,
steady 1850 ~ 1910 TO- RI 30 9s3 20; STOCK
ers ami Feeders S. asa 80; Texas steers So as %
Hons. receipts 3,5JU prices lower Light - O"GSo w
Mixed 81 9U0s5 90: Heavy "A s00f4 30 40 an
Receipts 500; slow Natives OF Is 70 81 40
81 Louis Sept 4.-Ca,te-kecepts 1900 shipments
head Native shipping Cattle very scarce win nght
demand Exports IS 80 50 10; Good to Choice Shpplng
- 1jaS5 10; Common Fair 81 500S5 20: Texas steers
So a$3 SO; choice Indian oteers 81
Stecp-Recepts 1000 head shipments 1000 market
STEADY Fair 81 50 90 Good TO Extra 70 10 a
80: Texans 81 5OUo10.
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NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1855

any Cheese buyers not allow
10 recpguizelt
state Factory, Fancy I0ho Factory Flats. -
Full Creamt,olrd los. oil Poor to Fair--..-.. 06
DO. 10. White. lOal OIL Creamery SKINS
DO. DO. Good 10 Fine. 90 @I0h state
DO. FAIR Good. So0 gal Do Skins, Penn
DO. Night Mix skins % Ss4i sylvania good. .
Chic Factory Flats Do Skins. Fair zig :,
FINE Mld.........- y 93klDo oKims roor-...
Do. Good 10 Prime. Tho 89l
EGGS
Receipts 12OzB pkgs last week 1881 The
market 10 little higher and very hrm under moderate
end Western quite readily salable at BE few very
fancy strictly fresh a have been placed
in rather small 232c Some Uf the STOCK arriving
shows the effects Of holding and has % be shaded In pce
bale. TO lind buyers state fresh sell fairly at ~ 2G2lc
stated Penn per z.2s1d24 Western and Cana oo,
Canadian, do .2S q. dian Far to Good2S uzZ'
FRuITs-FREsH. ,
There IL hight supply OF fancy good ueful grades OF
taDe Apples Prices which firm and sellers favor
Inferior stock greatly neglected Peaches are IN heavy sup
ply this week todays arrivals were over 100 CARLOADS
mostly from Fancy yellow fruit Ia selling
Toe os basket few lines good enough 10
reach that range Most OF the stock offered consists OF good
plain fruit sells Inferior stock slowly at
2D@ Bartlett Pears In better demand and seing az
little higher other varieties In light supply, but
somewhat neglected Pnms selling better and show some
Improvement Fancy Delaware Grapes are scarce ana bring
high prces few from upver points sold to Zoe per D.
but That price IL reached only for exceptional qnat very
good sold Jersey and CpTver Black Grapes
plenty duh and low Waiefmeons OF fancy quality
rule firm, few extra large sizes going
trihe above quotations Ordinary lots dul aud weak
Muskmelons are selling well when OF fine quality, bat
ordinary lots OF which most OF the supply consists
very slow small lots Of CranOeres have arrived Oot
there demand for them except from pie bakers who
A Al =
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,.,mper and December deyerv 6so.a 90 December aud
January Fe6ruary Marcp denverv tss4d Futures
quiet -,aon rcot,ot--Tba saIes of tbs
-, ,snciuds1 $500 bsiss American
er,vrsroy Sept 4.-Cotton nrm; Mldoling. 9sIsc
,x Miodlns S4c 6ooa Ordinary: s]e:. net ,sceipts,
f1i 20 Frapce bales TO ths Continent - bales
eass. s,napneL bales ooAstwiss. - bales; saes.
~ Va, pslss: STOCK 1887 baies-
'%xw.OaIEASs- Sept 4.-Cottoa quiet Aiddlinz s'sci
pasc.i 0ooi ORDINARY &c.; nei rccoipts =
LoS esss gross I, 153 bales exports eoastwise 1913
s.ss.. 10 France - bales; 10 the Continent - bales;
paIes Br1talp bales sales. 200 Dales last even
70. 70 oaS5 bales stocg. o0.3s6 oalss
s.yAsxlH. Sept. 4. = Cotton quiet MiddlnG Shot
NtddIns 9isc; GOOD Ordinary. $50; ner receiDts
LSss oaes, gross 1885 bales: exports ooastwse s25
SooS bales: TO Great Britain. -
es sses 1000 100 oaies stoeK 6498
6sieA
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Onions. yellow. per


The daily average receipts milk and cream at the deent
raroad distributing points aud near ho city ior tae week
have been a. follows Erie. f.ZOl cans OF lhIk
ana 2O2 cans OF sllafem. 400 cons
OF milk ana OF cream Hartford ana oIa
oi1 cans of milk; New.York CITY and Northern viv
cans Of milk New.Jersey central 80 cans o, NIX u,
and cans OF cream Midland 40 cans OF mllk anu 20
cans of cream miscellaneous short routes loou Guns o
milk and 10 cans The total daily average Oh recops
Vas 10 O7O cans of and 257 cans OF cream Iho supply
OF milk owing advancing season Is steaiY M
VI surplus rising Inc average PlOo Loa
which the surplus sold last week ON the platforms WAS si ~
uaf4 An
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rorAToFs AID VEGETABLES.

Irish fair supply and AZ The low prices current
sweet Potatoes % me quality
ar selling quito readily At S3@$3 - for virginia ana - %
a s3 - Delaware some consietaDe os OF virgin.
sc arrive In almost worthless order 0nd have 10 be sold nj
merely nominal ngures Onions plenty very dn ana low
1,feeu orn nrmer cabbage higher CauhoWer irregular
and only hue quality IN demand. Lima leans steady 10
M toes dull Egg Plants selling very OW RUSSIA Iurhps
al
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK cITH.
1lsthst n s. 2274 II OF lstave. l6SI60OAG w IN ,oo
Whitaker TO Mary Gaut...-.-:.- so'oVV
llgthst SIS $50 II " Of Courtlandtsve oo1lOVi aoo
Jane prague aud another Thomas murray 49,; I'oOV
washnrt1n 81. g 40 3 II 8 Of Barcla5sI. 26eISuo ooo
x27LxsO Thos Clstk, ir. to Ihos CSrK.... o'VVV
Beecker-st, IA " Bowery, zOx6O.v -%@.S a. ooo
Wright 10 John Barrett. AoVVV
Forestave s. 396 10 Il n OF Newest 27xI3o Rosa ooo
Mccormack to MargArethe Strese-:-.---;; A'oOV
Lot 1856 Hill; John rogers ana VIC 10 Shi On,
Delmar and another wv
Fransin ave, " lot No 49, 50x20O.Il Annie g,
Dickinson TO Annie G. Strand .....:;.-...::
Same property; Mary BostwicK and another 10 eoo
l2i.ss No Sd9 70 lean J.s1ne g Sarkus 1880
l08tb Al N & 100 IL W Zd.ave. 2oIlOOll; August 8,
Muller and wife TO John HSuschldt
Same property; John Hauschdt and vile 10 VIII E,
helmiha Muller.
s2dsf s 3l6 ) II 3d-ave 20. 5xl0O; Albert oo
Odel and wife TO Lizzle Froehiicn. o'VO0
blstst 800 IL c OF 3daye. 2oJIlVOi IhcouOre ~
Tom insOn wlfe 10 Maria liteist: @o'
BroS@e. 40 an ISeSG Ausu'' 600
SssS a1s sS r1 IL 70 Jas Wilson 1890
lys ss 70 25S ,ts1 nS lI9is snKamp II 100
NadsOu..ye, " :. rs Ii OF kn2sbr dgc hoad, Z31
eO Mary G Ryan and husband To isaac SOM eso
b3Gst 400 fl Z OF eth-aye, 75xlOO5IlOOXSO.I
25Ol4xl93 Higgins 10 George A SchAsley no ooo
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Sept. 4. 1888
YESTERDAY. To
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. d. 1883.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
ealesroom to-day:
Blu Richard Y. Hdrnet & Co.
Q tour.story brick fats, unfinished, with l0s Nos
25O and 252 West l2Sth 81, s. $40 II " OF Uh- 80
ave each lot 25x99: Jacob Lawson sIS'ooV
BIZ Bernard S1nyh.
fo,r srorv dwelling, with lot. No l54
West 54thsf 100 fl g OF 7thave lot lSxlO0.o nm
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