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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Delaware-street sewer was completed yester-
day, with the exception of catch-basins.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to
Charles E. Kelley and Mary s. Mowrey, and
Frederick Boyer and Susan May Jones.
st. Pauls Workingmen's Club will give another
of their free entertainments at their hall in the
Iron block Wednesday evening; public invited.
An infantry company will be mustered into
the State service to day by General Carnahan at
Washington, Ind, and another at Terre Haute
Thursday.
The managers of the Home for Friendless
Colored Children will meet this afternoon at
Daniel Marmon's residence, No. 5l8 North Della
ware street. ana.
convene to-day (Tuesdayl at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
In Knights of Honor hail, corner of Market and
Pennsylvania streets. sta
Permission was yesterday granted ID. H. Brunk
of New York and Bright streets, to cost $1,000
and 81 200, respectively.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction is
sending out blanks for the annual enumeration
of school children by the township trustees,
which begins next month";
literary and musical entertainment will be
given tonight at the South'street Baptist Church
under the auspices of the choir. an excellent
programme has been prepared.
In the case of William Daley, the discharged
soldier, who was killed week ago by an Indi-
ana, Bloomington & Western train, the coroner
has returned a verdict OF suicide.
William Rankin, who killed Bradford Mosley
at the stocky ards hotel, pleaded guilty yester-
day to the charge of manslaughter. and was
sentenced to the penitentlary for five years.
Hulda A. Thompson was divorced yesterday,
by Judge Howe, from Alexander 8. Thorn pson
because OF drunkenness, cruelty and adultery.
The plaintiff Was given the custody of their chill
dren.
John Donnell, living at No. 135 Michigan
street, and employed at Showers Wagon orks
had his hand badly mangled in cuttimg-bOx
yesterday morning. His injuries were cared for
at the Surgical Institute.
Charles Hanes qualified yesterday as admins
traitor of the estate of Andrew Howard, fling a
bond in the penalty OF $500. Francis Martin
was appointed guardian of Percy Martin, and
Thomas G. Harrison guardian of William G. Har-
rison, filing bonds in the sums of 81 900 and
$4,000, respectively.
! I'VE are persuaded that the ancient Hermes
with all the subtle art and natural resources OF
| the Alchemisis, was a very poor doctor com.
pared with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn,
Mass. Hermes may have been after all only a
| clever practitioner of the Black Art; but we
know there is no humbug In the pharmaceutical
chemistry Of Mrs- Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
J pound. 10
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-27

THE finest stock of furniture in the State is to
je found az King & Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-27
BINGHAM & WALK,
FINE JEWELLERS AND IMPORTERS.

Diamonds and Precious Stones. in novel, at
tractive mOuutings.
patterns.
Fine Swiss and American Watches, Ladies'
Chatelaine Watches, Boys Watches, Fashion
able Jewelry. French Bisque, Bronzes, Clocks
Headed Canes, Foreign Fancy Goods.
We ask an examination of goods and prices
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-27
LINEN GOODS SALE.

In connection with our sale OF Housekeeping
Goods, we would call attention to our very
superior and elegant line of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
EAyFGyANcGAL MARKETS.

Loypov sept s.-l2sO .. m.-Conso9 lOOo,s Tor money
and mos 10 he account: Ere 321 do. second conspls'
as, NrW.York ,entrd .2l Auintc aud Great western
.,ond mortgage trustees certificates ~ limos central
49, Pcunsy vanil liaroid. Jbi4; Philadelphia ana dead
In. 26L. Orlinar'. So New-1orA ontario ana
"A estern. 3 "A: II. Pau Common 1889.
IONpDN e Z -2;OJ q. n.-F4r' AdVlceS quote three
nv cent 80 frIncs Tor IT, account
S-.:3J d. Limos tehtfal lo4i fthn-
svIV,na iroad 5t7s: icadng 2GA: Mexican Ordinary
o. -, New-lOrA, ontario and western. 80 .,. 49,
rne amount OunoD zone into th' bilN 81 Tn%'ni Oh
baIanre to-,iav IL &2hON ,sr, =.
"HSroy sent me Economist Of this week says: The
raic 81 scounf for bank bills sixty days 10 thies months Is
~ ., nor cent ant trade bills sixty days To th'e
,tl 81 per The markets on Fndsy were ,llOn
I tsn rec IN American railway stocks very plOmlient
mi Na,hvll!, lVIncrd per cent Ccnua Pa.
r and Ono ami Mississippi Wabash and - Louis ahd
san Francisco y cent mere WAS He@NS Spee"
ton 10 Mexican National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10

$50 tons and the Grand Trunk lost 482 tons Com.
pared with preceding years. the tonnage OF iSse
week was 1O937 greater than in the week OF Iooz,
tonnage of the two new lines Q0373 TONS OF
% $40 of the whole for last week aud the re- re
naming tonnage carried by the old lines was 500
the same week of 1882 and 24.505 tons less than
in the week of 1881. The two vanderbllts iass
week carried 795 tons less than IN inc. INC WI ~
two Pennsylvania lines TAO tons more than ID
1882 and 3.4O6 less than in 1881 Balt,m ne
and Ohio LILY tons more than in 1857 anu L. 4 az
tons less than in 1882 and 435 tons less than ~ ~
1881 The effect of the new lines upon the puslness
OF the old lines, perhaps is best shown va
lson of the percentages OF edch system ioi '
weeks of three YEATS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
EASTERN CONNECTICUT NOTES.
,,, ,r,py. RELIGIOUS AND PERSONAL.

am ITARY RELIGIOUS AND PERSONAL.
OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.l
rTrw.J oypON, Sept. S.-Everything is now
illness for the annual encampmeut OF the Con-
a,eut National Guard next week. ana tne INDICATIONS
=, large attendance OF the friends of the voun-
pV',ta who will avail themselves OF the oppor-
'e ,.te brief vacation and visit Mantle TO see
the boys" play soldier Thursday, II is expected,
M no the day OF the sham battle, ana numerous mill
VI" fam other States have signhed their intention
''' rasent ON that OCCASION On Friday, Governor
a,,sr and his staff will review the brigade and the
'.,amoues Of the day will conclude with a brigade
narade On this occasion his Exceilency will be
-. from the station on the arrival OF the IL O'Clock
~, ,o,u New.Loadon by two companies Of the Gov.
80 Foot G yards from Hartford and New-Haven.
~ will remain in camp during the rest OF the day. so
70, ON the l4th inst all the citizen soldiery OF the state
Iii No encamped one large field The brigade Is
sammaudei by General 5. X. Smith. of New-Iiaven,
-. consists of the LIST Regiment, Colonel Barber; "a
s,...meot. Colonel Graham; Sd Regiment, Colonel
asSh.. Am Regiment, Colonel Crofut; 9th Battalion
a.aSareD Major Lane. aud battery 0i artillery COM
mwVndcd Dy Captain Lee. ,,.,,. n, -,
Ns.5, mi the l5,h The season has been very pros
o. rous one and the hotekeepers are already laying
pr,ans for tneir next seasons work ~,
pom ON the i9tn aud 2On Of the present moath the Unl-
riass of This state will mold thoir annual CONVEX
w W. lis CITY, number of cergymen, including the
pon Messfs LIBBY OF New Britain; Houghton. OF Mid
dstown; Cnapu, of Meriden Biackford of Norwich
VIZ Anne. of tins city, Will address the gathering.
Mr. Tnbu b. Washburne wife of the late distinguished
I;nos statesman. visiting her friend, Mrs Joseph b.
tanodon Mis- Washburne is granddaughter OI
S"nSen HemDstead, OF the heroes OF the battle OF
s,siton Teignts september 6, 1881.
I'm Rev John Phelps Taylor, DID,, who has recently
,o.a snoonted Professor OF Biblical Theology III Au-
Soyer College for his sphere of duty this week
W. Tayor had pastor OF the second Congregational
,rcl in this city Tor six years. and during that tne
lad gained the strong affections of his parlsnioners
NJ Wednesday tue Connecticut Splrltuallsts at
Ni,nuc close their camp-Ineeting season. There has
bee larger attendance this year than ever before ana
rest in rest has been manifested at AL the meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
THEODORE D. WILSON,
Chief Constructor U. ). y, Chez Of Bureau
sPECI FICATIoNs FOR THE SUPPLY OF
COMPOUN y ARMOR PLATES FOR THE rURRET
ARMOR OF ! HI U. ). MONITOR
MIANTON OMOH.
The supply TO consist OF the following platesf
TURRET PLATES,

The supply to consist Of the following plates,
TURREr PLATES.
Two port plates inches thick Of tle size and shape
shown on the plans The be ghy fashioned
margin OF at least half an inch on the finished side
Gis5t p1es II Inches thios of shape shown on
shown the pans two pohou covers inches thick oc
The overs to pilot houses parts shaped
on aS aa s tSs 81 ne q are
S sq Ha supply to be fashioned and td at the edge. in
accordance wI t6s plans AZ be United unite BY rao
bet n q s S a. nss Ss % nsS &c
al the works o. the sonraetOr and carefully tested
opOItion OF steel and wrought iroD aud the quality
The Whole pat must exhibit practical uniformity In
chemical and physical cha aeeristics , ., ,... ..,,
plate IN the presence agent
be dressed % 5. BY
oe ore than Of one per cent from the
The amount Of phosphorus eine more hsn 2eooo9 Ok
carbon above The mean must lot show any phos
The silicon shall exceed fourtenths Of one per
Se physical characteristics steel from the relative
plates must not vary more than ten per eene
cent These viii made at the expense Of the Depart
ssor rsa The ase nns matched out Of tho s
y The Dc ss Feet fn a N ' Ss
and contractor At his own expense at such
p TSs ), plate Ssnt isdSs w be furnished
the turre and resembling In ali respeetsA section
thereof -, -, s..,r ,r..., =. .,rror,s, tror,
the rear near edges maat be subjected 70 the following
testsi on,,.. nv, rrono
The plato must its ceutre blow from lonch
Iife quality and design as the Department.
NV select weight OF shot TO DO 5OO pounds aud the
velocity $40 feet second The blow 10 be de-
yercd normal tangent 10 the surface OF the plato 40
the nont The point or ont edge OF the shot
mus not get through plate neither must part Oh the
Mate DO detached the backing by reason VI the eject "
The shot s,ae.,r. o,,r rere
At three portions shown on the plans one dow
"a to be upon target by lUinch rifle steel snoc
OF quality design weight aforementioned Inc stnA
Ing velocity be l. 1873 eeS per second
delivered normal 20 tangent 70 the sur
face of the plate point Of impact or AZ the %
the Department all Of these secondary shot may "
mai the total energy OF 70 De reasoh
T. The of inc Of angle OF nre with the norm
these secondary tess tue target Is " pe III NO ums
steel face greater than i've square feet shall NOS
,-,'ed or shaken by the end OF the experiments
e,,har shal any OF the plate fall from the oackpS
only need be delivered before the sceeptanco
OF the ma s.en that the Department should require the
.S one OF the turres will contain plates each Weighing
bs pspatment Is the right TO keep one or more
the who shall be furnished every facnt
Tor examuing material and witnessing all po on
The chemical and made az the work
ar slss rherc at the discretion Of the De lartment:
" ThE0DOKE ID. WILSON,
! lChisf Constructor. Y. 4 n. Chief Of Rursa&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
CLOSING PRICES or CiLIFORSIi STOCKS
sANFKASCIsco. saturday. sept. :. l-,I

The Day Mining Compan, mas levied an assess
menl OF 80 cents per s.drr.
Bnllion valued at $4,000 was received IN New
York on Satur ay from The mines maAIug total
Tor the week If pZ3j,OOO
The total sales o mining stocks 80 the Now-lork
Mining Stock aud Ma 70 al Petroleum T. changi 100"
pts week w,r oici lly or cI ia. $50 sHITc ..
Father ne Smct al. ,rlni c-d"ut5 i"i".l Tor ten
da 3 ending Sent. suoWs: Oie extracted from
first level, LOO TONS; second level, LOO tons;
tmrd level, GO tons Oic mllrd, 1910 tons
Golden Gatc. south header second level. IA ~ feet
On Aug II the IOta length OF header was 10 icrt,
instead oi 20 feet a. rcpOri",. Contract work
stopped header beng ruu company account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


r.trurr sent Section quiet: Mddng 0is Flour
quiet ana UNCHANGED Wheat southern ieher aud active
saade better closing e@sY s0n,notn ite
81 AIUeI. go i1d ~ lD No h'Iyi4aG 81 4, = Dui
No. we,tern Winter keG SPOT l52g%i l5's ocoDeI'
.O4aSI 2OAs Corn 20 itlers luet anu steuuy Wes-
orn hi ner strong; southern White o. sOOc 40 Yellow
Gc bid october G0 COS &C. November. h9c bid Steamer
finn. -ouhern to0J1c; Ncs'sIH w ute; %
quiet 6666Sc hav duh and uncaangeI rrOvi'9ns dnii
and easy without change Butter hfm I9 Choce
Packed salgc: creamery s@-e Egs sg oarS V 70
Far 90 Ioe snS-f S 1h,ss quiet and steady q Is
81 Is2 FIeghts dull and unbalanced lseceipts Flour
1900 Ibs Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn, l3V0O Oush Oats
bush: Corn Coz bush. Wheat, 100000 bnsh; CORD
sOOObush. ,., -. o,, ,ro :,
cars 40 al 81 II; cars Red Winter at 81 H. Corn
nrmeri sales ljo bush SAMPLE III cai os AZ 1t az
car Choice al J6c rye In light demand sale Of car on
private Freights 20 New YORK Oy r stssuy H
receipts Flonr. l. 100 bbs; Wheat Zoo" oush; corn
27.OOO 5000: Barley CoV; rye yen corn B y7 i a1s
husn.: rye bush. Railroad shipwents1flour 2z,oVo
Wheat 5000 Corn 10000 oats Sogo Sassy o1o
bnsn corn 1900 Ggsh Rye 500 oash n no n'ef'
mediate ponts-wheat 10000 bush Corn 5000 ou
CHICAGO sept otiour dun ana ulonanggai; nsssa.
whea in active demand opened strong and hsnel tosod
inside plices 97hc sepemgeli yos@Igo2ci ooSoDG M,
ST. UlGbl Ola November 81 US De,emDer ~" I Raa
cago 5prAg VqGJ7Saoi No; do. on-2c'; No. iteu
Winter 81 90. Corr unsettled acuse 1n5 nigno az
aI the year 4S9.c May oats IN good demands prices u
settled but geneTay higher 2gs easn Ge' s
all the year isd309c Nay aye moderately sclvo ~
higher 61se Barley qus but urn az o1S end
stongland higheI closed At inside piiSss oSer " 9s
SIT " % November sii l0SGi i3s ali year 81 81 =
oil 90 January. lard fairly active Dut Irregular oV%
yember 7a2ie SS5c ali the year 79z ssc January.
puIkmeats steady and firm shoudsrs oioe: snort Blu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL sent ro-k Prime Ness Eastern: steady az
~ p.ef Extra India Mess dull at 81; PRIME Mess dull,
nj lard Prime Moss Ne3tern steady az ZOO. wheas,
~ -rung new steady std. Corn Mixed new. steady
al 5td -, e....,. -, ,r...ou
LoypoN sept. $40 p. m.-Produce spirits otTurpen
mo Calcutta Linsced. 80 i3bd
DE- aarer decline due 10 the large arrivals OF LIN
ANTWERP sept s-Petroleum. Fine Pale American 10
paid and seief< NuCVAs Lsid closod
Al 1 frame. % centue- per 100 kilos -.
BREMFN. sept S-WicOXs Lard closed at 40 marks, on
nfeu ueTl 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rissr. Vessels anf RIiiroIis.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday, Sept 8. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. saturday. sept.
| GHES-Unchan0e

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
sEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. 8. 1888
CoFFEEDspo RIO quiet but steady at loc but
abe oek was by The "a the h os
private terms options higher Sales 1900 baga No at
S iPE for oT for Fe6as JGF $50 for
closing steady as follows: August, SIS e5 sep
December. sSssisi January, ss2f feSiuary 500
and selling stediy sale, iTo bags ssyapa Isl do 40
Costa GS aud go LagGayra on eT% sa,,
G2 bale, ~ LIST evening" all Tor spnnng Receipts at
week and 6O6 las, year FuaIss ady;nced sSt pOU1s.
S 1879 4Ii oc aSs o'cg NOyenSer
1896; December, lO42 elo45 January I9t3 e159 FEB.
iag3 MAY "iSg f juac iliiSili6 July 29
onnarv iOS eTa"r s @ March.
aiIl 5uy Transferable order: s iol5 .cv.
WINE prices nrm and ia instance .hsde bet.
il mt supply Of desirable grades moderate oOoing
al as and nes Hn 81 the sC' SS
Mi 1 G2 yes for e1p0 od n SS . GS 5o
LOO bols. SuOernpe - 25es3 so 500 bbs sour TX TX
81 H. aad $500 1YOO OOs Winter Wheat
many ss @' s. YSsI CO. a,tsS s
fur ss5rt - sOas4 %; GOOD 10 Fancy
40 sos 80 .o, ?O g Ssa % s.
ONO - s5Gsi 4oi t9o - 11ss, o. Soo1 i9' 10 ar
- 7oSsg rye fixture s5sS5 81 st.nsa- 50 sSS
.ra 90 Ear to eo1 = SSSsS S 80; 'SSa ,r to
- u 81 littsl an extreme j5r di EItr, for va.
Ina IS, % % %; ,Satn America - soGs6 Market
s4,es. 75J Dols Common TO Good extra at - %
jG Unchanged 1So I'm @oaeG1to tIAde Sales 400 O0ls
sta yellow Western So so Braadywins IS
UKAIN-ThnAI-,,lrKetIu esuar and unsettled open
4a4 igne subsequently ,ot the advance and closed
1teT a a. 1e ~ aa P ace sn bay me- reprte
II. sales Oh eeuiaiy accom- Sy inl,
ou,h utur I4o.OOO Ous including Unsraded Winter
le 81 in2i ~ hed' C. ' seSIe e q i9.
or eeH 10 hea eiler 81 temseT q iSss:l ~,
DO November. 81 9.ssi .. closing ii 49,; DeceG
lar, ste e., II lie 7, % ousn ~ At ~ pc n eiey1.
ic - s., bush western II ~. afol $500 6G. h slae.
1c Zoo oIs re * oas Inco1e saa S S
So ~ row, 49, 80 - ri ~-. S0' M,
o. r1 &C. ni.ncr su,s, iucnty lost ADodt &c. tho
s,vlu,. s-n, ANA closing steady at G'sc
n,fs,e business snd large trade on speed
e. neudns un1is MiIeo cosO. NO. 3 6.'.G
mt ~ ~ t,e ,"1i' o. &C. ARC o. g , &c.
glued mite e@ns, 4te ,.n5 1s. 40 h.l.
ciosng o5 gc Ocouer. 81. 60, &C, e.oan; o. c 40
- c.o,ins .o,s have advanced a
s c,,a te"aS Saes $4,000 busa future. loOOOc bush.
en-, incuins ~ hNc' oJc; 40 = 'f4 % &c; no l.
&,>od Western asoc. White do, 20 e42e wnte STATE
is - Sc do O,,oOsr %. a5oc. closing s6'sc; 60.
81 L o.ins % gc.....r EDh-r.et siesy. uith fair
oun sc-r,e 4ud wAe, 'e" iiAy .es &C. seow ,he
sedsd Pes 'ay low o. sa' bio r trades rt 5
Cv, %. aye etia". Jo4J1e' shor no. 90 a'oe; oat
m'7-Quict and rather we"k New seedlings 20 as c.
9oa ~ oai a ,ss once a@G aoo S's.c Tor
'-', qa'' '1 ,o.ins s.Sc1 qus firm ami unchanged
NANAr-lo,rS rarl ontne dull At Al &c Resins
- 81 1T f u 90 LOT SAtsltt'
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Gitn lJroperlp 20 Ce!.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S broadway, corner Thirty
6rstst until n M aud SIS West twenty thirdst.
ner Eighth ave No 92 Fast FOurteenhst, corner Union
square 100 Thlrdava corner Foryseventhst az the X.
LIN OFFICTS Nos 1907 and 1900 ThiTdavo. corner
Onohundrol St, up to m, ut regular o.
hco rates.
TVO LET.-The highly desirable iour-story,
1 high.s toop brown stone dwelling No % East S3dst,
berween 5th ana Madison Apply to H. c. PEDDER,
Arnold Constable & CO.. 5th-ave. and l9thst
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CONE
4 POUND ARMOR PLATES FOR THE TURREr Al.
NOR OF THE U. - MONITOR MGANTON0MOH.
Pr

NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON ID. . August 20. 1888. )
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited until OF
TUESDAY october 1888 for tho supply under CONTRACT
Construc Ion Repair DEPART
ment, o mentioned compound armor plates.
OF Il y inches weighing about II 4 tons
eight OF inches thickness weighing about 1874
OF ii inches thickness weighing about
S3 with smaller plates inches In Tic knes All
are fashioned and nted In accordance with
plans specifications he application % De-
artiueu be delivered the NAVY Yard at BROOK
lyu fire., Of the Government within
the space months atter the ntrlct IS slgaeG.
All Ediyugl, aeiug proposals are TO pfeseno
satattlry eylde Te Department their ability
perform The IA accordance with the and speeds
Gud In satisfactory manner.
successful bidder or his lawful agent or attorney Will
within after tue acceptance OF his
proposal TO ente into formal contract Tor the supply OF the
subject TO the specified conditions OF time
ana OF tests. give bond therefor with sufficient
suretes pela OF $1,000 TO DO forfeited the
delivery OF the plates under the
aforesaid failure Of the plates exhibit tho
gu endure the tests mentioned il the speeincA~
uOls. =. ,,.o.
Chief Constructor U. ). ", Chez OF Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
LIVE srooK MARKnr.-BY TgLEGaAPA


BUFFALO Sept 8Cdtue Receipts today l4OO head total
for thus tar 072ji for same Tune last week S5OO;
receipts consigned through 253 cars market du and low
fer Common Choice steady. Saes-Lght 10 uOou 5teefs
~ 9ODsJ 20: Choice 50. " -. -, a., -
St,eo-ecepts to-day 5000 head total for week tn us
far $4,000 head for the same time as week 2oDOO near;
receip through 20 market dul ana lower
saeFsr TO GOOD Western "a 2o0s4 10; Choice TO Fancy
So Canada Lambs s. 9JdS6.
Ho0sRecepts TO-DAY joOJ heac total for week thu, Iar
600 time last week 3 % head; receipts
through 1876 market quiet but steady sales
YOrEe S. 2OG5 80 Grasses aud Mchgans "a 700 I"'
Good. Medium and Heavy . ljdS5 20.
CHICAGO sept g. the DTOrerS journal REPORTS :-hOgs
Receipts 400 shipments 600 marSet active strong ana
higher sales Packing - GUGt4 80 PScklng ana snip
ping 81 aoas5 30 Light - 9Oas5 9o skps - 80 = o.
Cattle Receipts 1880. shipments 5000 market very du
prices IL qlJ lower for Poor to Medium sas@E o.
ports SGefU 3j Good TO Choice Skipping - V0rp ";
Common 10 Medium $3.50 Rnge strong wyoming naii,
breeds l2j b - 2jdSl 4j; Grass Texans
75G4 81; wintered Texans s. 9Oos4 81 Americans "a
Siscp-Recsptss shipment. 800: market slow sales
Inferior 20 So 20; Good Choice 81 -J IeNahs
S96s4. Lambs Il 20 pa per head 49, .. <oo
LOUIE, A~-Cdtttt - accepts 400 shipments oOo
head market steady with good demand for alEh shipping
grades Natives but here Transactions cOnhheu
Tntrrly to batcheTs ala local buyers at previous pnce'
Shr.0-ecriDfs 800 head. shipments lS STOCK scarce:
market local trade at tao range "i - 0O3ff 'V
Lambs b. > q II 80. 800 p.o,.,.-
81 jOas4 80, Butchers S5Gs5 10 Receipts IlOO snip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
auction Sales OF Real estate.
4 DRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.

DRIAN Ii. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TKUsTEEs' SALE OF THE sHINNECoCK HILLS,
TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON. L.
Adrian H. Muller will sell at auction on Saturday,
sent ~ at II O'clock the Exchange sales Room, No. Ill
Broadway,
ny ORDER oFTHsBOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
SHINNECoCK HILLS,
The tract OF land situate Peconc and shin necOck
RAYS Town Of southampton Suffolk County l. J., contain
ing about 1000 OF upland meadow and land under
water together with SebOnac Neck and Ram Island.
The eng Island Railrol through the property.
ia. BOWMAN, President
Further particulars at the office OF the Aueuoneers No.
Pine -st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
COURT neutrality-suspicious. 1O


SUPREME CoURr-cHAMBERs-B Before Dononne Nos,
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.srpRENH coURr-sPEcIAL TERM.-Adjourned wednesday.
september 10 -
xsUrEnoR CONFESSIONAL TERM-Before Van Worst j.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEUAL TERN.-Before Van Brunt j.
Nocaendar
err coUsr-TmAL TERx-PARr I:-Beiore HAYES. il
on eet bts $780, o58 S29 40 All. 473 4'Z 4 $40 49,
PART IL-Bsfore Hyatt JNos 466. 4e7 46s 4s9, 4S5.
~ ozz o23. 524. $50, o26. OFF, 61o 0Zs 05O -, Al.
dAki llI-Before NJ Adam, mos oo9 $50. o." avs
w. AO6 4O1 405, 409, 4l0, All, Az. 4l3. 4li 4l9
COTTON MARREIs-BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. sept S-l2:30 p. m.-Cotton-Tbe market -
efn hiddlnR OpaDds teda DO Orleans oiSIsd safes,
ovp oaes Including 1000 ~ BJs,lttJI t11 81 ')rt TO
sipt none futuresO Dands, Low Midonnr clause sep
oer delivery, 3+s4d DO september ana Octo0er delVery
Sa also o<sao also btte4d 90 Octo0er ano November
Syery o<s4o; December and January oenyery o"<di
~ January February delivery 5e do February ard
Srcn aenyery 6<ss1d also 5sostd; March and AprI
esnsery osse<; do pr and delivery oSeed do ay
NO June delivery, 5eoc1d Futures steady.
adskkfoOi. sept S.-l3O D.-Cot0n-The sales OF tns
~ inciQos0 .. iOU bales American
am sSsTos sept sCotton nrm hdanns sssc Low ~ d
T19s, Gross. %l7l palss sales. o5z pAissi stock'
NEw.OKLEAss Sept s-cotton quiet and arm; Aidaliar
49, Lew Niddiins, 07se. Good Ordinary. vsc ne.
Me- e9S ealss grssa 663 bales sales 400 paesi
WA a. 7e5 baeS