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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Al THIS PORT.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. SEPT. 90 1888.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. YoRK...........sUNDAY. SEPT. 90 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alaska (}r. Murray. Liverpool Sept Il and
queenstown IT, With mdse and passenserst to Williams
steamer The Queen tBrl Cochrane Liverpool Sept
QueensOwn ID with ndse and passengers 20 Hurst
with mdse and passenger to Funch Edge & Co
Ss GS sfs fS9nT Gaid 0ay with
steamer Wyanoke Huphers, Richmond city Point and
steamer Manhattan $40 Aens, est Point Va with mdso
steamer Breakwater Boaz, loves Del, with mdso and
Neptune Berry, Boston. with mdse and passengers
Ship teesiemunde Ger, l. uhe Amsterdam 81 days with
empty barrels to order; vessel 70 Thee iinger & CO. -
aa SsrT Win %d.e TO Yates PoTepea Al" S0'' OHo
BARK Gulio aD Paoilo uporto 10 days with iron toor
Ardero Giovanni tAust Famln Lisbon 40 days with
| salt aud marble 10 order. vessel 10 master.
salt and empty barrels 70 order yesse 10 Iheo Ringer CO.
to order; vessel o FGnch, fdYc 8 Co.
days WITH sugar ana skins to il TrowbrdGes Sons
with ToJ n KIM a. Co. Ses,s Elm I snow BaTsess
Brig Louise cOipe Parker. Of and from Yarmouth NJ
Schf Therese to Newbaypor Jameson. Port Pair IL
| days, with logwood TO Miller & houghton.
SUBSISTENCE at sandy HOOK Hight, cloudy. At City
Island. light. ssW cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamer Belmoro for Norfolk
Steamer BIT cleared Saturday for London by
Watson. sumner & Co. not reported.
THE MOVEdESr5 Of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LyRsrooL, Sept 22-Arriyed steamer Norseman OBI.
Williams from Boston.
QUEESsIOWS, sept 23-Saled, Wisconsin (Br),
| Rugby. from Liverpool hence for New-York.
PLYMOUTH sept 23-Arnved Geert (Gerl, Kuh.
vein nom NewYork sept IL hor Hamburg (aad
| proceeded.
HULL sept 22--Arnved steamer standard OBJ. DarneL
| from baltimore Queenstown.
Sailed Egyp Monarch tBr Erickson. for Scw
Orleans
BKsToI. Sept 22-sailed Cornwall OBJ, Brown
| for New-YOrk.
LIMERICK sept 22-Arrved. steamer earn Bras (Br. Jen-
| kins. from PhladelDhla
CoPESnAoKS sept 22saed. ngvalla DAM.
| LauD, Tor NcW-lork.
ANTWERP Sept 22-Aved. steamers switzerland (Belg),
Beyn0D and Jan Breydel (Begl, Meyer. from Newfork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Fire Underwriters. No. 10 Broadway.
Roman Catholic Provincial Council at Cathedral
Rifle practice OF 7lst Reg ment al CrcedmoOr. .
Receptlon OF COrean Embassy at Governors Island by
General Hancock
Conference of Mayor Low with his cabinet.
Anniversary Of Fulton Street Noon PrayerMeetng at
Middle Dutch Church.
Regatta OF the Kill Won Kull Yacht Club.
senate Committee on Labor and Education.
Bautst Preachers Meeting. No. Murrayst
Young Meu's Republican Club, No. Il West Twenty
seveDth-st. - -
l24 Ffth.avc 49,, l. l.,
Baseball contest between 20 ung women Al ManhsttAi
Athletic Club grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
CHANGES IN TWO BROOKLYN PULPITs.

The new pastor elect of the Clason Avenue Pres
byterian Church in Brooklyn, the Rev. Ut. Lean9er
T. Chamberlain. began his work YESTERDAY. III.
Chamberlain went to Brooklyn from the Broadway
Congregational Church of Norwich, Conn ana az
one time he was pastor of the New England CON
gregational Church IN Chicago. He is about f1rty
three years of age, and was graduated AZ the heaa
of his class at Yale in 1868 taklng
the De Forest medal. One of his proInefS
is Ex-Governor Chamberlain. of South Carolina.
Dr. Chamberlain is now pastor oil tne cnuioh
with which the name of the Rev. Joseph i; Duryea
its first pastor Is identified. In personal apptaI-
ance Dr. Chamberlain is little above meuiuui
height and we'll prOpOrtioned lie Is almost G 9I
tirely bald, and wears heavy mustache, no
speaks with great rapidity and yet with dlstinc'
ness of articulation, emphasizing lmpasSopeu pc pc
RODS Wi the pointed foretinger. Dr. ChanoerIal1i
will make his home IN Brooklyn, at No. 4o3 Grahu-
ave. -, A.. ..lo
The Brooklyn Presbytery has dissolved the relai
tions between the Rev. Adam McClelland t1e pllhu
preacher and the Fort Greene Presbyterian TnuIcn.
Dr. McClellaDd goes to the char OF Church i,lstotS
in the German Theological Seminary OF the NORTH
west. at Dubuque, Iowa. He was Tor IOurtes ,i
wears pastor of the Lawrence street frespy teriau
Church, in Brooklyn. and Tor nine, wears oil the
Fort Greene Church, with which the former was
consolidated. Previous 10 1858 he was Tor several
wears at the head of the New-York Institution Tor
ihe Blind. A farewell reception to Dr. hcClelland
will be given IN the Fort Greene Church THIS even
ing, and he will start for the West tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
ea,Ied steaer geies (Be), stokes for New York
HAVE sept 22-Sailed steamer sueya luerh Franzen,
from Hamburg hence for New-York.
DOMESTIC PORTS

Sailed steamer Begsnland fBelg Stokes ior New Yors
HAvRE 22-Saed, steamer Sueyla tterl franzen'
from Hamburg hence for New-York
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON Sept 22-Arvsd steamers Cephalonia(Br walk
Ar Tiyerpooi Amy Br Thompson, Newcastle; YORK
CITY (r Harrison Dundee City OF Portland Larcom ss
Cleared steamers Boston City 3rl Wood. London; Mes
torap (Br James, glasgow Carroll Brown. Halifax; Al
legheny Hallet Batmore Roman. Crowc philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2s-ATved. steamer Fannie Grumiey
New.Y0rk. -.,.. w..
Kirk York; Oath Whiting Briggs Providence; Oiy Oh
Savannah. Catherine, savannah. , ,.,,r.,
23d-Arrived Ohio Morrison Liverpool; Achies'
Bacon Philadelphia - ,.s....
DELAWARE BRBAKWArER Sept lnuianA'
from Philadelphia for Liverpool. ,,.x. ~,
BALIIMoRE Sept 22-Arrtyed steamers Facnat lrrl'
Prado Thomas; Berkshire. Howes. Boston, WIN wood
word, Young New-York. -, 49,.
Cleared. steamers America iBr Wrake Liverpool yohns
UopIins March, Savannah; Bruno. Foster. New-York
23d-Arrtved. steamers Aboraca 5rl Temple ana VINE
land, Hart New.York Blackstone. Kent Providence.
Sailed, steamers America and Johns Hopkins. ,
CHARLESTON. Sept 22-Arnved, steamer delaware VIII
nett New-York.
Cleared steamer Charleston, Reed, Ney.York. -
SAVANNAH Sept 22-Arrived steamer WIN crane fo'er'
Baltimore go. ,,....
Sailed steamer City of Augusta NewYork City OF Macon
PHILADELPHIA.
2Sd-Arrived, steamer Gate CITY, Hedge Boston.
NRwORLEANs, Sept 22-Cloared. steamers Elmheld lBr
Blenkam and Ross-snire Brl Howatt Dublin Colombo
Percy New York; f g Ward. jr. Belize 80,
At the Arrived steamers Inventor tbr heyno
Lverpoo Loyane tBr, McCauiey Penath hmeKefDocAer'
Kemble. New. York.
23d-Arven. Northern tBr), Penarth Elphin'
stone Obj. Philadelphia
Sailed steameas NewOreans and Agiers Tor Ne"iork'
Elmheld Ross shire. Colombo and Wardjr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor HouSe-SenatOr D. W. Voorhees,, OF
indiana nun Avenue H0el-John j. Knox, Controller
of the Currency; Judge Charles Andrews OF tne court
of Appeals and william L. scott, OF Ere Penn .-...
| Windsor HOtel-Willam ,. Groe5beck, OF Cinein-
natl; william Warren. the comedian: samuel bO"leS,
If Snrinrnei Mass; the Hon. ID. a. Smith and George
Stephen OF Montreal aud +. Eisenlohr German Consul
arr a eutt =. BucIin ham HOet-COunt Brnnett, OF
Snain " Grand Hoiel-Leutenant John w Danen-
hover, u. s. Ab'mdrte H2'etIJudge W. ). wal
lace OF syracuse -. Clarendon H0iel-AarOn de Smeth
van Alphcn, and john Newell Of Chicnso:.. Union
Square Hotet-COmmander T. NJ lGardner. U. : N...
G3ispy House-Dayd b. Parker. Chief Post Office In-
sprcior ST. Nicholas HOtet-General stephen Thomas,
@ Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
MAINTAINING IT'S REPUTATION.

The Liars Club. of this city, is an organization
whose nafrop saint is Luciier and whose sole end
and aim of existence is to avoid the truth. The
members of 1t lie individually and lie collectively
and lie with so much grace and facility that they
have each of them become the head OF a lying prog
eny which will lie unto everlasting. Tins club OF
liars invited number of persons to ITS closing
dinner for the season OF 1888" at the Astor nouSe
Yesterday afternoon but such was the respect winch
the persons who received the invitations paid TO
them that only two of the invited guests were IN
formed by the hotel clerk that the invitation as
well as the club was founded on falsehood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
SChOFULA

Mrs Bates wife Of Mr. r. Bates foreman OF the RR Re-
pair Shop White River Junction VT. says MY blood
used in tou and awf nj condition. which attributed
10 scronll Ny neck Tas all with spots and tho
hateful infection had such hold upon my system that was
az times bilious then constpied and dreadfuy afflicted
with headache After taking two bottles OF Hoods sar-
pira the spots neck disappeared. and hayo not
been troubled with biiousness stipaton since
Mrs concludes that, In her opinion. HOODS sar'
sap aa Is the best thing IN the world for sick headache
RUNNING AT THE EARS
r. Burtner Dayton o.. had eruption hts face for
tw years. for which there appeared 10 be no remedy
Now wutes Ihave received much benefit from Hoods
sarsaparla Ny face entirely WELL when FIRST be-
gan taking Hoods sarsapariIa troubled with
ming in my ears. they would gather and break
which, OF couse very painful have had no trouble OF
this sort for the months When FIRST commenced
On Hoods sarsaparlla weighed 10 lbs weigh lao
lbA
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by Druggists II six for IS. Prepared only by C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24

SoRrowFUL ACCENTs.- The Daily Ndrs
snr,ks OF on orare concern al the acute crisis ~ the
ations between France aud China Thls indeed "ac-
ceutlatlng the difficulty "-lPunch.
TABLES TURSED.-PoOr Bcggar: "Plcase
spare penny, cir haven't mad any dinner today y
swell: Paw Bcggah!' Poor Beggar: ." haven't
had a meal since Yesterday srW swell: Paw Beg
gah!" Poor Bcggar: 1--WE got vile and children,
Sir all starvngw swell: Paw BcgSahi" Poor Beg
gar: please spare a penny, SRI" swell "liayent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24

called by his union "a fraud and liar" 1t was sps
agreed was neither q fraud nor liar. and the
Framers' Union was suspended from membership In
the Central Labor Union. The different unions
were requested to Appropriate money for the bene,
fl OF the female telegraphers who have not Iouno
work. A committee of three was appointed 10 IN
yestgate the subject of contract work done by tne
Commissioners of Charities and Correction when
is said to seriously interfere with some lines ol 'u'
In which women are engaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA LeIington.avs, between 18th and JJth Bs1.
Uours to to l. DissIsss u tls Sergod3 5g3te n.
ucnito. Urinary Organs. Impotence anu 5teriitY'
PILEs-PMEs-PHEs
Cured without knife powder salve. No charge unt
cured Write for references Dr. CoRKSs, IL East 29th.st
NOah's Ark.-It is doubtful if it has been dis
covered Mount Araat But GAsTRNE Is sure and posi-
tive cure Tor Dyspepsia All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
20 Iolcasn
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANAG
Sun rises $50 sets 55i Moonri'o, io)1s1gA diYI 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<M-san1vHOoK l:J7. GOV. IslanL 2sOj; Vol iatn 300
PW-saniyuOOK 2O7; GOV. isltnL 2;3i; lsl Ga.I. 423
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
Announcement

Announcement
EARL g. WILSON'S "short band" Collars and
bead-edge Cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere.
Don't DIE in the house. " Rough on Rats"
Clears rats. MICE flies, reaches bedbugs $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
PROBABILITIES OF A BILLIARD MATCH.

Slosson and Schaeter the billiard players are ex-
pected to arrive IN this city TO day from Chicago,
and IL is possible that the match which Slosson has
wished to axe for long time with schaeler
will be arranged. Some weeks ago the two men, &C
conpanied by Wallace, went TO San Francisco. Slos-
son went with the purpose of urging Schaefer into
match, but he has avoided IT. Should an arrange
ment be made, the match Will be one OF 500 points;
on a Brunsw lex Bake table, and will be played
within sixty days after signing the agreement. IL
is Slossons wish to play either IN this city or IN Chl-
match in Paris whittier he is going TO meet Wig
naux in enc game of 5000 points and second
game for the championship One OF the conditions
oil the match will be that both contestants will be
allowed q practice play of thirty minutes on the
table used IN the match before the game is begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
THE TRAINERS UNION AND Mr.. ERNEST.

THE TRAINERS UNION AND MR. ERNEST.
The &c rmau trainers met yesterday morning at
TeutonIa Assembly Rooms. In ThIrd-ayc neal
Eixleenth-st. The action of Delegate John Ritter
In ordering the men back TO work on the Seventy
third-st. buildings was approved, and it was decided
TO stand by him despite any action that the Central
Labor Union might take.
John W. ..; Franklin: OF Brcklayers Union ion
Central Labor Union at Green's Hotel in
East Thirteenth-st. in the afternoon, and the
subject Of the FramerS Union was discussed.
Ar. Ernest, VI ths franels Union. who had boon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24

SET on FIRE BY AN ELECTRIC WIRE.
A wire of the Edison Electric Light Company yes
terdav SET fire 10 the roof Of No. IS SOuh-s Occu
oed 6y Peter Muller as a liquor store. The fire was
exunpulsbed without damage.
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nDsszsen Ave.. cAie.go. Nsv. >
Ihays be>a . eze.s su9sEr fio.
evezywukssonseh hearthusls and
dyspspsia IN ID worst fhsn. Nearly
eyssyfhing I an Kave ne distress,
and / could eat bus litfls. ] have
tziedevsrythhg reccnmsndsd have
takee the prescripeions Ct dose.
physicians, but goe No relied until !
took Bruvn's Iron Bitfen. ] FL
none Of he old troublss. ana am :
new mAA. ] an getting much
stEonger, and I'd 6Ess-sats. -
arailEnad engiaeer, and now mako
my szips regularly. I can not say
100 unch In praise q POUR wonder
fal medicine. DC. 4Aex-
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A scientific and economical apparatus for light.
ing. for Home, Business, Office, Mining and
oelf. The Electric Current being produced by
chemical action. This apparatus by our adjust
meDfs, for which we make extra charges, can be
adapted to use as q Burglar Alarm, Medical Bat
tery, Call Bell, or for Automatic Electric Gas
lighting. Our Burglar Alarm Is 50 constructed
that the intruder is Immediately confronted
with q light and bell alarm ut the same instant.
Reliable agents wanted all over the country.
Enclose stamp for circular.
PORTABLE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
y Water Street, Boston, Mass.
Chartered under tho laws Of Massachusetts,
December. 1882.
"A Portable Electric Lighter for g. il beine
extensively sold by the Portable Electric Light
Co., of q Water street, Boston, II is an eco
nc1nical ard safe apparatus for lighting TOR home
ard business purposes.v = Scientific American,
New York, December IL, 1882 spr1-sm
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TheSecret

Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters IS SIM
ply this: II is the best Iron
preparation ever made; IS
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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CoLFAX. GRANT PARISH, La. SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1883.

-
perfectly FREE to admit that there is
: .sloose screw" and claim that it ia
~. artv - tha votars ~ the st.t.
.s:.:~sss r.s 5
~ see WAY = y s'suseneu e -
no doubt that = correct adm'n'stra-
ton of the law will double or treble
the school fund. aud the fault of its
=. 80. A.. .... =. a.. .es.s..
10 -. oe'e "o"o ~ ~ 40
ana through tnem oirectiy on the
people who voted for them. The law
is good enough. with little or no al
t.rst;,n nd .t,,.r. .ra thor..nda ~
ss,,.-..'s -.'.--'.s... - ~-s.-:-:-ss :
. =" = 0' o.s 10 'os' :
the people VIII only see that u is not
diverted. They can do it As to in
creasinr illiteracy. we venture to cav
,h.t the ;n.r.as. !, ;,l;,.~.., a., ~.
900 80
nse yeats previous % soe sooPsaon u
our school law was greater (in pro-
portion to population) than it has
been since that time. The Compen-
d;pm ~ tho Tanth cansns shor. th.t,
in 1870 our pooulstion v.a 726. Off.
81 whom 2s7 lsl conld not real n
18ef, we had |. rorul.s;on Of aso GIG.
n whom a91 a1a con,d not Rad II
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toS,: snd ect No . vas Passe S.a TOT me
had rendered services IN the prosecution
o. saao !sx ana license SUITS. ana VINO
We Me.e enutleo g pay nom the state ZOE
. Inc eecnon one OF that act an.
s1V - soe 9oSernor % aPpolnt 2 board
- ..v.s = Aon no sn.u " ex-oLnc1o
- u.sl1 49,. s... - outy q snaA De % ascer-
sssln s s,u sPRroSe tne amount OF sucn
csss - ~ 4SL ~. ~ a9gaiy que 70 sai9
3aLace:5 snu .1us II teA 49, :ne9 approved
~ $50 posl tne eIoleao clelms snat
&c Ieoelvso u paEnent q any ta1ee sno
Loan. - uue we ~ 9sese PlaoE " mo INST
oaH v ~ 3 a5uys 49,:
Me na4 ~ 9utno12 ~ sno Nv 5ol y
suln& oeLu ~ ena naa sae Dostu c1n,
ec .n % tne ~ ma epProsou oet:leu
Ollls " 49, 49, esc YOU co s:ee -
J. woula n.vo exPeE.snGeo ntslo 9!nc.sy
~ i9poiung upon tne ie&a1ty ana 1usslce
o. c 1aa1 1 ~ apon. "a IL e = W lave
70 49, Inc s. i. -. nloo sna nov
n 2oslon o sne Anoltof are NOV isein-
azS ~ ~ sn slo .l1nout eapee .a
~ Io,1 ~ A8 Ps.s weko Sne oo4s =
49, G y s1e DoeL An e H. e. q
Aiooo oc Cn - - Geean, v: z.
n ~ PEI - no E:nanc y dn9 @-d n NAL
w1it Pen. az7n2 y u Z, y: -. McN0nneAis
q nal s. 1 unes = Z. 1 n9.l1 Sonn C1tiy'
- oaq q 6S ac ~ mcueone wy.
eans - ss 1Segx 0n 80 Inc cl W o3
ex-snerlln m:xweL. ~ n, ,Qs and Maggs-
~. sn.A. sno'.asls q - - 49, oeIss ,oa3y
~ NJ - ~ VIZ ~ ~ A9so.
1nese oan9s!s we've , eseoted ~ ana served ,s e
toA, ~ ?; a' weAl e; s1o9 g - @ az e
% - lMsesnn q g 20 41ey na9
8m0I8 nm0 0OII00E E0X00 000
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eaIlA - People are always on the lookout
4 S81IVA for chance to increase their earn
HAE ings, and IN time become wealthy,
vvuV - those who do not improve their
opportunities remain ia poverty. We offer q
TEreat chance TO make money. We want many
sjn their own localities. Any one. can do the
work properly from the sfnrt. The business viii
pay more than ten times ordinary wages. Ex-
gages fails 10 make money rapidly You can de-
vote yonr whole time 70 the werk, or only your
is needed sent free. Address -
dss STiNSON Z CO.. Portland. Maine.
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BRowN,s IRON BrrrERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and viii not
blackcn the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Hsevn's lroa 1ifaus 1sds b
Blown Chsmics1 Ca, Bsifimos4 Crossod
ssd Iinas snd tsads-1ask - vzsssEs
le.as syss ssks -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15
CLOSlyG Prices or CILIFORyIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO, We luosday, Nov. II, 1883.

Bullion valued NJ $4,000 was received ~ this
city yesterday from Inc mines.
The cleanup of the Father de Smct mine for the
last half of October yielded Sl7,37I 70 The super
iutcndcuts report for week ending November
shows ore extracted from first level, 80 tons !;
second level, coo tons third level, 200 tons. Ore
millci 1850 tons. Golden Gate east CrOsscut,
third level, advanced eight feet
Ray Copper Company superintendent reports No
v.ubcr > :: No. shaft now down 10 feet bot
tom Of shaft IN glance nre We are now cutting out
q station here 10 connect with north drift. 80 foot
level distance from face of north drift, 90 feet
North drift j0-fOot level now in 81 feet, AID still
carrying the body OF native copper the drIlt looks
very huc. The crOSscut on lGO-iOOt level now IL
Il feet still carrS ing the native copper. . e.
No. Wine below iOO-foOt level now down 10 feet
IN glance and oxide. As soon We get down To 30
feet will cut out station and drift for the native
which. by ali appearances above on 5O-fOot and
l0U-oot levels, We will strike in about % feet from
the Wine. have moved the stcam-pump
from the furnace aud put il mp well, which Is
now throwing 30 gallons per minute. | have every
confidence of getting more water than We viii re-
quirr tOT CUnCCntratOrs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15
20 ~ hid far c,boice puct

So 75a7 Rye Flour scarce s3 70 bid for Choice Buck.
wheat steady at q 12l2Gs4 49, Wheat-Decined Se c in
the early dealings then recovered 4 from the lowest point
but subsequently lost this Improvement and closed easy at
the noon cali Speculation fairly active but there Was no
Improvement In the export situation. No Ited az S0c
No Delaware Red, 81 1871; No Western Red ~ o8 NO.
Red ~ 10 No Red November sold at ~ O5 DO Deeen-
rualy 81 "a Il l4 cOsing, 80, Red November 81 o.
bid IL 0S asked December 81 G9's bid 81 asked Jan
nary 81 liz bid, 81 1e asked February ST 1879 bid
~ Ia asked CornNotbng doing in options and market
closed weak without much change No Mixed in grain
depot and track, 67ioc do In 20thst elevator o6 c
closing sail Mixed November 500 bid, 60c aske Deem
Der 5Sl9c bid, bs94c asked; January 67e BID, 1Sc
asked February, DC bid, 5Sc asked. 0atsCnrots quiet
end steady Futures dull but steady Recepts-Four
bush. Slipments-Corn 900 bush; oats, 10000 bush
ST. LOUIS Nov. H-FOur steady and unchanged. Wheat
closed lower No Red FAIL 81 00AGSl OIL y cash 81 0Oe
November 81 OPS December IL OOH all the year; 81 o.
GS Ois January; 81 O6as March; 81 lGl9 Nay NO: 3
Red Fall 04LG95c Corn dub and lower at AZ l2G t5c
casli a Sc November 42'sal3c December; 1876 all the
year 42042'sc; Januaryi 4jTc May. oats lower at
20 Sc ali the year q sc january 39l May Rye steady
at 5Sc. Receipts-FlOur, 1000 bills; Wheat $4,000
bush; Corn 5000 bush; Oats 1900 bush, Rye, -
BUSH; Barley $1,000 bush. Shpments-FOuT 10000 bbs
Wheat 1000 bnsh, COrn 1000 bush oats 1000, Rye
T2lEDo, Nov; M.-wheat quiet. weak No. White at
az S3i 10 80 10 99G No g do 9os NO d R9 cash
g S q d EeNFGaTy 81 S S9 May 81 S oe No 4S
Mlxed at SOC No cash, 53c Nov, 5Sc December 6Ode
January 49i2ci May 624c. ReceiPts-whest, $4,000
bush Corn, 10000 bush; Oats 5000 bush. Shipments
Wheat, $4,000 Dushi Corn, 5000 busi OATS 5000