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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-06

nay AND sTRAW--An prime grades of Hay remain
nncqnaed We quote Hay, Medium Prime Timothy Goa
9e sps $685. SS SS54 Gove 5a tSs. Zoe No. S"
4 "a s%Ef o bS R S CSs A s s's
~ & b6 hog is P Da Meh 4 zoos 10 D Alien t %
NewoTeas % No. private terms 900 City Slaughter, 10 ID,
an grmv Maintained in view Of their Comparative scaTcy
The interior MARKETS. Iemain hIn Inc interest IN me low
TUS arg s &C. Eastern isS94c Pacifc Coast 20 Gee
M0LAssEs-New;O Orleans 4OG5ac for Common to choice
ana Soc for F9nry demand raw. rro nor on s., c, ,oo
tons American No l. April sold slO2 100 american
MS AP Leid steady st da tons Do 0
SiORES-Rosins were quiet and essentially un.
changed 81 jOaSl 90 FOR Strained TO GOOD stane spirits
lupentine remained dull and almost nominal At 1ic in
'UfiS-Linsecd in odea joObng demand So G57c for
City s5Sc Tor Calcutta GOOnsced has been eG seye
47c aud o9) bpls Crude a ~ 2c rude henhaden Al
sperm 59 %snuGstTre private terms quoted s ii
q%s Sgs rT % m T Attention %e d Pereun S
1000 bush. do from st9e 5,sl dLAsGoM gtSag 1000
BERGEN Cya haD steam 10 tons 90 Ios ,t Got
ANTTERP' s s.s1n 1, Guam saS
Gss: Refined FS{rSieam coEUSSI'
S Sorwesaa bark GqG Sm d Ps p
$50 cases refined TO- private terms. SMYRNA, Iauan
T ElEf 2' kiSSp5m EcTrsgisn set 900 I5s
s SS5'D GKANDE Do SUI and PGitT AlLEdRQ,
scSoone, 15l tons Flour &C. 81 SOUTH SIDE OF
XDELAIDB, American bark $50 tons general cargo at
ESt,sn pTSs AGO. G& Sp ii Sn S
Brunswick, Lumber, % iDkMAkAkA bark 44s tons
general largo. 66S A Os |o' TONS
day toward the close became stronger and LETT
on per bD higher than yesterday here the feeling
firm. (lerel
% O6ls spot sf . 10 bills Western Family Mess
HACK SID 25aSG 10 lots quoted 81 asa 90 70 quality;
Family Mess sl6aslSo 20 Clear Back SSSsl7 2Si Extra
Packet Sqs si$SSiy 90 s., sii
BEEF HANS qugt and held nrnly quoted Less at
MeSt steady and sr and holders md no dcuy in Sas
sH%, M recent D5oe'f es sS' shoulder. fiStsa
a. Fsss S ss; q
Westefa lst BscEs 20 t. See. free on board Z 3
R sS sSouSs ~ Ga% aid
era 7aeSci smoked Hams. I2Lal2;.c:. MlDDLLs.
long and .Srs Clear half md Soos%Ser Ssvsy
fssf s si Sssss sis $ o ss in
o. about iSc i per 100 s. Options dsSnsd about
again and lei BAGS .as issvins barely steady
zoo cs spot s1cs- closing $500; 100
SsGc closing sssc 5000 cs February ssSsssc clos;
tes &Rf i sOSSsiics si5.@s faei 100 sSs MAY,
Sa SSas & steam Sc about Of No OG
ely saiss, $50 tea os5l6oi kshned quiet Continent
t6oiSS EsS tresmery held higher quoted
@ G,S S sHs sn xafs a .asa are
RiCE-In good steady demand and nfm.
Ss tsS Tsntr lug y. @ S s1s n a SsasrS
800. 7l0c no hhds Porto Rice o66O0, 0e 200 hhds
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wgoLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending December 8. 1888.

uooo,o. for the week 354lO pkgs Exports sol pkgs
Msfket on the whole dull with considerable pressure 70 sell
all The finest grades Egln creamery gyg JIugn, gr
commands extreme rates indeed IL Is not 20 much matter 81
nree IA to nd the gilt edge quality which that cs OF ads
Teonca The sn all lots Of Extras received tO'ay were
promptly placed 43a44c, though only sm an Wy
eauang the OF the grocery trace Ibere are no s
fancy creaeres from Iowa Minnesota guy gOt
many for the very best 81 ~ 1"e tut fur
rent rate INT average qualities going az aOUoOc hed
dnl FY1e fresh Dairy IL meeting moderate
demand al The best OF the entire dfes are ao
i'm demand bu good medium and common grades efe
scarcely any inquiry. Firklns very much be7ceten TX
porters get orders which they able 10 1 AZ dZzc
Western mtation Creamery and Dairy sells slowly a teo
"a some pressure medium aud low grades Factory
oes not week and IL takes very bne Closely
oiedl In IN IA a
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PUMPING MACHINERY.

4
YARDS AND DOCKS, I
WASHINGTON. d. G., Nov. H. 1851
SEALED PROpOS AIS addressed To the Chief oil The Bu
reau az Yards aud rocks Navy Department. washington
d. c. Endorsed Proposals for unpng Nacllaey WI.
received al This Bureau by The Undersigned unut CcOck
m OF Tuesday the day q January 1884 at which TINE
M lare Tho TJposas will he opened in the presence OF DC
ders Tor furnishing delivering aud erecting the Pumps En-
rur- and other a. cuts pertaining thereto iof e STONE
dry tho Mare island Navy Yard Caliurs ~ accol"
with printed instructions ol me @ a, e
plans 81 Tie Pump-hOusc PumpWcl and CuiNell5 can DC
seen and copies specifications ard Instructions 10 pI
htsned by auplyirg Bureau Of Yards ana DOCKS
Navy Department the Cyi Engineers office at the navy
Yad Mare island California the Navy Pay Ohces ~ 30
- Satt ork CITY, aud As Milkst Boston Mass
The bureau the right to reject any or all bus tha
he dprm 10 tie GOV crntueht
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied ny INC
pr,scribed bond which forms part Of the same.
EDWARD T. NICHOLS, Chief OF bureau
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING GATE OR
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF YABps tNp DOCKS 7
Washington ID. G.. n v. II, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS. addressed TO the Chief Of The Bu
rrau Of Yards aud Docks Navy Department Washing nn
ID d Endorsed Proposals Floating Gate" VIII Dc re
eived al this Bureau by the undersign until O'Clock p m
M Tine day the day Of January, ei, NJ Whch e aho
place tie proposals iii be opened In q presence OF Ddf
lar The necessary and mater al for the con
srnciioi o. a Floan, at Casson for the drydock at
the Marc Island Navy Yard Calfoini ,,..-,.---.-
plans az the FlOatng Gate CaissOn and all attach es
Ter aiming thereto can lie and copies OF speca0n'
aud In. tctiOus bidders obtained, by 9ppy 10 he bu
Teau OF Yards and Docks, Navy Depatm nj Inc tlFl hl
ne4rs office at the Mare Island Navy Yard Calon OF we
Navy Pay Offices at No II Satest Newly 0rk CITY, anu NO.
40 Nk.st., FOSi Oh, Mass 1900. - -. III ,,t,, q, AZ
THE ure re serves the right 10 any or all bids a
NAV NOT be deemed advantageous 10 the Government
No proposal viii be considered unless accompanied ny Tue
prescribed bond which forms part OF ire same -
EDWARD T. NICHOLS, Chief OF Bureau.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Recelpts Poultry have fallen on s0meWat DOT tbs
"a Offset y lighter demand aud the ruling very
dull especially chickens and light fowls Turkeys about
steady Prime Ducks and Geese sell 10 the jews at goou
prices. ,,.,---, ,-.,
hoe was large supply ofnferO conditioned dressed
poultry the glut OF last week. when IN be
ing worked of slowly at very low prices genery 49oc
Many the receipts from distant points are also
little sweay Choice fresh stock opening bright and hand.
some is in fair demand aud steady quoted quail rule
easier parridges steady Grouse barely STEADY and qnie
WOOcock and snipe very and entirely nominal
Veson dull rabbits selling well when choice and large
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 5-l2:3O p mCotton-There is moderate
inquiry freely supplied; Middlins Upands led
Mildlng Orleans, ll6d. sales 10000 bales. including
speculation aud export receipts $3.50 bales includ
ing american. futures-Uplands Low Middng clause.
delivery b364d do December and January de-
livery 02o4dd also So 64d do February and March do
livery 5764d also bs64d also 5904d, also eootds
S6isIdi DO, Ap and May delivery. Lad; DO June and
July delivery s14d Futares quiet 4:SO y. u-cooa-
FutuesUpands, Low Middlng clause, December delivery,
$685. do December and January delivery, 564d, DO,
February and March delivery bs6% do March and Aprn
Gtlvssros, Dec -cotton steady Middlins, Ice Low
Aiddng lll6c Good Ordinary lec net ard gross re-
eeips 95 exports e Great Britain 2eea " France io"
sAylsSAa Dec. 5-Cotion dun. Midalns o l6.l6sI Low
Aiddlng li6c ood Ordinary $685. net and gross ~.
ceipts ls eIpors France 20oo 70 the Continent eieii
sales, $500; last evening. 500 stock, lO44oa.
BALTIMORE Dec 5.-Fqour steady and quiet Howard
Street Western super $3qs3 90 do Extra - To9.4 10
do Family, $0Gs0 10 City Mills super sSdsS 10 DO Ep
ira, 20 do Rio brands ~ 79sd PaaRsoo Family.
81 30 do superatve PatenL 81 whestsouthern nrmsrs
Western lower dull southern Red 81 loatl y 90
Amber. 81 llSSl - No Maryland, 81 l2s sskeIIj 81
Winter 81 07S sked December al "
asl UiSi January, 81 oyh9sl 09S February. ~
aSl Ia May 81 l7dSl 49, Corn=southefn eaSiel
inctive and higher Southern White o. gSoe no.
yellow sos6oe Western MiIed Des e9Sc ea Janlss
81 96l sc February, 62062<e hoceipts,iiHu. t;Sos
bills: Wheat, z2oo6 bp.h Corn 1000 bush s oe ed
5000 bush, Rye 1000 bash sAipmen's-"heas A0o'SV
bush.
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Inc following Sales WeIc uclu az wv AA'ii'iioN
salesroOm to-day:
RvA. H. Mailer q son.
one fourstory brick house and twO.stOry brick dwell
ing with lot 1873 East 14tst, - l93 IL OF oo,o
Aye.A lot 25xlO0.1O Kate Atwood. SS,OSo
Bg Scott q MYERS.
Ficht LOT. on 7-aye 1lOh-st; Brce. $4,000
b. Richard Y. Hdrneh & Co.
one fS cr 90 e Isf S sT79: Goagiore 10000
Frame and brick buildings, with plot OF land' NOS 4Uz
az spd 400 GI siealsd aT COT "a $1,000
One three brick house, with lot, NO 81 Madl
sOust OF GOuyerneurst lot 2Ox'4i OVcr :, ooo
'l'OVO
One three frame with lot No 81 Division
st. = Ills II OF Markctst lot 20K0OO; j q ooo
One two-story brick stable with pot OF land Nos $40
aaq i S7E Gh Sa5isowi + 20 1900
One two.sory frame and brick building, with lot, 10
IL, N ,Id saas 'oi II Il u 1900
ORE nree st6ry bTicE house with lot No 7GG Groen
wiclst " s. 444 It e OF BOnd-st, lot 2ONjl.l WI 400
HaddOCk o'oVV
Two lois u q East g. st-st, $40 II OF Mads0navG
s2eh 5o-loo9i right 'i.ie ANU .... 1000
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Receipts for the week. bales Exports for week. 1So
bales Imports 65 bales The market shows some strength
Hops and receivers do not experience much
trouble selling z7d28c Good aud Medium grades neg
loced weak. Low grades, including Red Hops have
been shippers aud prices well sustained
Yeariig nearly out stock. Pacific Hops going
largely abroad and bring relatively good prices. 80.
state Choice, 1888 ~ as Do, Yearlings 2O625
DO Fair 70 Prime. 0d26 Pacific Coast zOg2I
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NEw.YogK CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw.YoEK CITY.
'St msS Ct A. egecufoTs to Ely $4,000
4tha i &c STI o io-o'' 10000
Bro aTVsy1 NO zig; Julia Reujeii to Mdward
Hester a, No ia Krulewitch to amcnholtz. III
same same PToPeTy same 10 Ss $500
lZ4ih GSSbrs 10 imsnn and AZ other 1880
sda ESGs9 ,75 o. 5IiOo; Fitzpatrick
1T in sE GoJ q Bahso to oconnor $4,000
stan,''' OBJ - " u $4,000
soonest; also No Doyerst also No log ham.
also y a sS S Ss3 10 i 25 exas
tonaye AID other e property in Brookyni VCoh'
Same nor T 20 - s RorSuen ct al to oConnor
O"'9 70 81 40 ae SavSfc 2GO25
5othst iIs" to 5Stst 200 Il Of Jthave 25x2OOlOi
2ds s.S ne cor Of 63ilst % SsOo FouEo
S't Ia5 t 81 10 Cicslia Ksppef $500
MINIS and vie to 5 Ii Mspss 5000
Ju Obj .GS RoS S AND Sls 70 Smiley
sS vile to SC' Irst 3Os4o
slsi.S q 3aav; 7STiS3 seneF u 900
MOttaye "a $50 It n u 165d-st, 2oIs2i q b Pelham
Delaney = nos Sai and si3 ToO,h wife
MCCOY To- + Jencott and another $50
S's and G snSshsT 26l7
and wife to soG KsdiDn .o'"'@ $3.50
Kfo5Ls o. q a1ies a26OO
' Hossitei + and vie 70 B Be- Mse6s 1880
l0th-st, %Ol ft OF 3daye, Zl1lOOo II ltsth 10
W Scott. .....-........
EissaTe and hSs6and 70 aous 1s 1900
letlrsL "A = gSlU ft ~ OF Aye-A, B0IB2; A Belmont
aud wife arvus schw art.
Canat-sf, y A. b3.3 10 0i LOrtlandIaley, 2ibI466x
"a IiIe3Bi q l. Dlokernian 10 Catherine IA Du
'' Gilman 81 Gi al to Murray -t'D $4,000
'''4 Tssrp - q Mary 2slOO
Canal.si Is 6S2 ft Q OF Cortandlalley, "a .0I966I
al fxU3.y IA A Du Bsis and q L. Decker
sgi.si, s. obs II OF Shave, l0Llu22 LAtting,
lIustee, " Resale
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BEANs AND PRAs.

Receipts for the weekBeans 70I bbs state g7l SaSs
f Seans EI a%s Esai S SS:
Market gG1s@y yy qf Se Sengs e Of state MaoS are
not large and receivers trying hold them steady UNDER
Ms Ne See ah MAJ Pea an come Directly IN competition
Which are Of gGGa pa aed Ts e ky
and Red Kidney have ensed on IL a. psee:
t TTs ony hope Of Keeping prices anywhere near
rst crop rdlS fougnoaf the S Slate Foren
SSOpT es s Southern IN light supply
choee 1s srrow asa 90 Do Forosn 1898 2OS2$s
Do Do N %5S kidney prime S
Req Kidney 1888 99S5 e sOBE PERI 6u bag 500 .'
nece,pts for week. Al Ss9 pFrs Exports 27e25 pks
The movement large lut grm feeling pre-
walls with no urgency 70 sell Tue best iots; tSS ss sp
TO name price parcels in store Export have only
5gst 6 S5'F d S%s qH feS SsmRssSG
Ia on 0 oeto 5eGuS OHIO bats 81 me mild quality sell JOB
have have ct Export 2S GGs1 5sSsa 'A
pS S 5ssiS Fancy 20 g Fair @E
E 2S5SIs % Ss$ q SE & -
Receipts for wscs ESQ Ps st w' fni fresh T n
scarce and % Fail packed choice freely offered 3oG bat
parked P ID Ic csS very dull quiet put steady aoo
: :iS IS SIS 81
FRUITS AND BRRaIEs-FRRsn.
Appes in quiet N steady Stored sock
held above present selling value and not moY SIups
D osy nfeor reelected and offered very low Fanny would
sell There CTanIeues quiet and steady F"la OISMsTs
order OF late, nut toiy lNas
OF 900 better So J0GS3 covers most Of the 0ns
good prime lines few very fancy ols 80 niN9
quotation. - ,. a AK
Apples, Baldwin, - Do SOncOrh-..... 3
bbl '.........' SO 00d3 % Do, Catawba..-- a
DO Creenlng 49,. 3O003 so ,CTanberries. Cape -..-.
DO Winter nixd 275G3 25l Cod per Dbl. 10 009l2 %
| DO Fall. 35Od4 so Do Jersey, crates l3032o
tirapes Della per 10 80 Oranges, Fla, box JOG3 70
BERRIES-DRlED.
Receipts week, 4475 pigs Exports Dried Apples 400
nj ~ The market continues dull and weak. Exporters have
a.e Jew sample lots of Evaporsted Apples at car
of nrme Kentucky Quarters at 57sc and car OF cheaper
a. W. but the advices from abroad not sufficiently
coursing TO base hope Of important foreign outlet
Home yers take hold Of Apples and Peaches cautiously and
TO eject Sales receivers very reasonable
prices fruits without change OF moment Clerres
ackerries and Huckleberes ruin dull while Raspberriss
| and Plums scarce and nrm. -.
Apples-Evap.fspcy14 G1l DOG peeled fancy
Do. poor tOch0ice.... 0l3 DO, No ITO NO l. 9iiS
DO = c sliced fey. 20 DO,Va peeled....... dl2
DO No 10 .5l20 DO, unpeeled qrs Jl29
Do yqrbbs5?9 'Do,hayes...'- 100
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1888
The following sales were held at the Exchange
eolesroom today:
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-06-14
The Innocent Man.
New York Start


1t appears that the guileless Mr..
Hendricks began to surmise that all
was not right, and wrote to the news
papers requesting that his confiden-
tial talk, "of friend to a friend"
should not be published. 1t was too
late. The mischief was done. The
garrulous prattle of a man whose sore
toes are cOnvalescent and who had
probably dined well, was published as
the revised and corrected opin-
ions of a statesman of whom the
country used to think highly
as a man of character
and sense. And poor Mr.. Hendricks
finds his ambition, if he had any,
snuffed out almost before the world
suspected that he had any. He has
not only consented to run before he
was asked, but has renominated both
himself and Mr.. Tilden, whom he pro-
nounceS grand old man merely be-
cause he has lived so long, and people
are tired of telling the whole truth
about him. Mr.. Hendricks has de-
stroyed whatever chance for renom-
nation he may have had, and his fate
is a warning to presidential aspirants
to keep their mouths shut when the
interviewer is about,