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THE MARKETS
TOTAL Receipts OF P2)OUJi.
Per North Rissr. Vsss:ls Ist RsHr'tts
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Sep. Q. lsSI
GENERAL MAR&EI KEPORr.
NEw.YORK. Thursday, Sept Q. 1881.
AsHEs-ouiet and unchanged;

ASHES-Quiet ana unchange1.
BUILDIN4 MArERI ALS-Bncks firm and In falr 40
mand further advanced. Lime aud Ceineit sen
fairly attention al the ato SICILY
figures BeS ards - 5OGS7; Pale Br1ckS, - - ~
Cement Rosenuae 81 10 American Portland.
uS24O Lnsiish 81 4OG - Is Ltn " 4O9sz 40 per
LOCO Lime, Rockland Common. 81 do. Finishing. NJ y"
state Common s5c; no. Finishing 81 10 Ground 10 esoc
nm6er spruce 81 65l1 Tor random cargoA anu
$40 6Oesl6 specials White Pine quoted al 81 Ior
West India shipping Boards - 0Sa Tor S0dl Americas
do Sl7 Gkls Tor Box Boards SIS 1sl9 Ior Extra 40 e.
low Pine slS0$22 per "A. iardwOod, walnut e'V1S -
per NJ; Ash S35 aSi5 per o OsS, 4J@s5D per oi MaPe
$40 $40 per Chestnut $40 oSo) per no. CheIrt
s75 per do; wildwood. and 3 nc eO0s93 per 40 uo
and do. inch S3saSi2 Hickory. 30 9soo do NAILS III HUI
crate at s. Tor 100 go. 80, IN A.. ar
COFFEk-spot quiet but steady at go Tor ar car
fi ly advance OF 40 10 ~ POI
sales p $50 bags No at sas05 buyer >epe ,'us
sos for November 6u9dolo TOT nc
ccmboi. &O5as.20 for January olOaS2S iof feornati
1855 and 20 buyer 10, closing hiIn As Ioioas
Sentenber SasOj; October dS.lO: November, H'or
g. To- December slOGSI6; January, sl5Go1o; teDruarX
S9OdS25 MarchS dS3j Mild Grades steady; safes ou
bags Savania. 200 Caracas and - Central American Dill
terms. ,-t-,.. I'm.
COTroN-Spot Cotton In cases lie lsc higher pnt
TRACE rather quiet, III ~ Oalos IA last e'ensg
cudiny Tor expr aud ~ for eonsump Ion Dc'ery q
on contracts 200 bales Receipts NJ the pJr's on~y 4vo'
bales against 3.Jl7 this day week and 4455 las rrl
september ], 2J2J baes against -lS'@ same peu
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nay AND STRAW Timothy hay sells fairly While
s sells below od straw slc-dy MSdium 10 Prime
re saS 5oa SScl short do GlOc 6ai aIOc
hIDEs Very quiet and bare steady 49,. ~. &.
necessarily checked by ne mtse oheInSs ana 1S ng9rs'
aornS 1852 23o2sc Tho crop continues good but from
ngland there is news Of damage By the recent heavy
storms.
NoLAssEs-Fity degrees test Cuba Refining quiet and
steaoy At "A 2115c Neworean' in moderate demand and
XvX ToEEs RG"ns were ag3P quiet and without ',
quoted al 81 5j0sl 60 oputs IurIeniine was TIME
r. weSa %, o s At ong lots o were ere retained
al 2S4Sc Tar and Pitch only joD6ing was
BPiis-ouly IoDbng uads reported today. but
a.reS s5@57c: Vest So Sci calcuita Sc:
crude coitonseed "a gS7c; Refined summer Yellow - .
Choice 4Uc crude sperm sUc asl; Crude Whale b5a ooc
s owe on a. 1885, c COO 1o ss f7%
g. q SgS for Fa.a aa FaE dr is at
OcEAN FREIGHrs 4 better Du tagsa Ia Gram berth
received attention aud NeaDon 'ews Is becoming
%Sss Z; pm steam "a 56S5 bush grin "a
( % bush. via baltimore - 500 D6I' -Four Is .d
aeou s sd'f Lard ia Ga 1000 boxes Cheese 35
ST 2 Zoo YG sae. ofion "a Rosn Is 3D. dis 3D.
l6d 200 ton, to Go. .s;. ID TAO
sa Su 81 1 sSs. sa'1s S boxes 1870
toms Measurement Goods lSsl7s Cd GLASGOW W.
C@sn cn. % Is 60 sass' r ESss i 300
BRIsToI4 steam ain quoted 90 ii ii IL seaR 15
All y
MOUTH, steam 2s.UOu bush Drain ID a NV ELL.
steam bush. Grain Aid, ....ANTWEHP, British
bark nom Phads Pha, 700 b6ls Kenned PetIoenm 81
esd NETHERLANDS, American bark, Thence
1900 cases DO 19c ANTwE.,r Bhka5N; or r AM M
DO hence private terms ..LisB N Ita-n bark hence
$4,000 bush. Grain. l2c....,. CORK FOR OHDEiis
another 1000 qrs do Is 3D.; Blush steamer nov al
Phiiadaiphil) from Nsw.0rsAns, 10000 qrs. do ts ID
PROV isIONS-PORK-Ihe West IA higher and here the
temper rs a ntuo stronger. but prices show no maten,
trading very quiet snd Wholly on wants
lobDers sales go 1ols insgeced Asos -
bs do SlZ 50 100 Dbls tieax BACK III oVe
ais o. laitor fancy l25 bbls Family Mes s,S 81
quoted Sl3d Sl3 20. III JOB ots; Family
ess 81 5osl5 7bi Clear Back. sl7 b0ssls Extra fe
Prime tss and nominal. BEEF -
rnippe qu., demand IRON the Trade a. I'M
merely nOmIn9 Extra Mess ST. % a
III De- Packet sl2 bOdSl3 CITY Extra Ihdia Mesa In tos
SIS 7baslsbV... BLkt hAAo cid come What stronger
aud dem 4 quoted so d$kli sales no Dds
az VI MEATS buyers sun have me savsnas go
win dull tendency SAFES JOuOOb l'ckeu bees
~ average sc; b0Jn u do IA 10 s.e 80 so rlesed
Hams lsi11l3c so Picked shoulders e4c 500 SIokeu
Hams i4aalbic and at West g. os Picked Jns ~
Smoked houider.. 74e. do Hams Ia slb[ DDL rs
WIN Ightly ger market prices are nominal VIC
short Clear irO r. uIo; loO 40 LODE
and Short Clear. half and BALI December uenNeiy
ouocd SC -. DRESSED HOGS -haye SOW DEMAND anu
prices slightly lower Ciiy Heavy to Light e'.s'se fss
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA ST0CKS
p,na.t.I hu InIH L DAyls L Co. II WIZ.
THURSDAY. Sept. 6-P. NJ.
sgr GENERAL LIST


The stock speculation to-day made further prog
rss toward higher range of values, and was more
than usually active. The carly dtalings. however,
developed small demand for stocks, aud the tone
vas weak; SO that prices declined from last even
iDgs figures y to per cent-the latterior Reading
After noon the large Spectators took the market in
hand, aud during the later dealings made their
presence more apparent than il before has been
since the late advance begun. The movement was
more general than heretofore, although the
late special favorites were not neglected nor
left behind. RumOr had the difficulties as TO
rates between the trunk lines adjusted before the
representatives. of the companies had hardly as
Embed; there WIS talk Of 2 900 600, 600 bushel
corn crop already secured and lmpOrlaions OF gold
In large amounts from Europe were common cx-
pecation The railroad men adjourned after
thrce hours session. without doing anything, 10
meet again tomorrow; but it seems probable that
We result Of to-morrows meeting will be the adop
uoa OF harmonious resolutions and promises
ior future good behavior at least there is no rea-
Son TO suppose that the result will be different from
We result of dozen other similar meetings during
The last twelve months. But there still will be
lett running out Of Chicago. with connections at all
"her points eight railroads to the Atlantic seaboard
instead Of only six roads there were year ago.
WIN all stocks on the advance, 1t is needless 10
particularize special stocks as leaders, But Louis
vile and Nashville. considering the gain 1T had
esiore made. is worthy Of mention because OF
iarther advance Of ga to 527s with final ending
Mo2ia Reading. aftera decline from sos TO 1873,
sniy recovered to 5lss@51. The market closed
Wildly excited yet the whole Of the business was
va professional character
ihe ssle Of 10 bonds constituted tho whole
BUSINESS done In Government bonds. The quota
eons are unchanged a. follows:
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LIVERPOOL SEPT Uu n1srilnd cat Ana 5lbrs
Nm ID ID PORK Prime 1914 IL Ns3tsrn ~ Llri
Prime 44dd. Cn1s,s nsricI1 )Ihoh 0lbd fur
peuuu- JLBI PrJFtAoas-Lari Az. Def c"t y
American. sreii-td ts-Uoen 1fd tor New Mlkei "e;t
IL 1s Ii bc California No l. u -
ia f1r ,,1ifornIl NJ 8lbI Dlii - Rst VItbr PstI
7OOd l1Aian Butter 6p0jL TOR }oJi UntS
Ell states nns3t 10 Boef 1911 tJr EKtrt
inda Ness
LONDON sept G.-sJIrIts raros1u1a 3L6i Uacust.
itnseed .4tn LI1se3l DIT. kkJ )O0Esb -
ner tan rIuor obo cSt. ksiIsI PssrJsA u Osds
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;ller 10; I buyer 10
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA Stocks
sAXFRANcIsco. Thursday sept o. 1888

The Dunkin Mining Company yesterday declared
n dIyideud of cents per share, payable OctOOer /.
Transfer books close September 20 aud reopen
October 20.
Bullion valued at S47 1000 received in this
eity Yesterday from the mines.
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STAINED.

Con 7is Low Nlnding .-......
stTiciSo5I Jfiiairv... 7iSr,l Aiddlng--..-.. V''s
Futures aud sg.tly lower sales $500 ealei PrSss
PAID sePtsnYer 1892 o i 90 1876 January
iG4OsiO47 February. loo l06l March 90 ~ ~, ,S
Say; .iaS I,osu December 1881 Janusly 1912
Io.7s@lo.sl: NAV lngi GiGyl I9ne lI'OI @i+o% 'uS'
iFioUk AN6 IEAi~fLOUH-darkct decidedly more
o INIT. Ss4oq so SSs in a yy @ ESiTs %ceao
obOirg trade inquir, ched IN goo oiln's g month
sacS, 2eoo obi- OF winch ~ o1o oe. %sre i3r eip9
Ellis 10 = 81 45aSj 90. $500 bDi-. supernne
!. s sSs IS is 1855 1855 S SS Winter aGT ' %se. az
ira NANNY within he rance 81 az 40 quot sn"ns
Common g. Snr GGsr, a. 75dt4 10 ooo1 20 tane'
. ;gs'o o, cog 1a SSa COG so H 81
ONO = sSss s'5 aa.5 - 800 J cis4S
5asG 80 lss1s m :, i6n, S,ano, =, Sac
,i r., SO .r 10 Go5L ~ esj: food TO verT
Cho,ce. e. iOss5 rssoH Water wasi. EAtIA - 1Os
80 as 10. oOdtn America - Soas5 sou ia
mon nom 10 Goa hGr1 at u sss5 90 GOOD cnoee DO
% SSe:o 32FfE LGoS MEAL SI quiet Ss' and steaay
sSes 600 is BandFwine a. 90 yellow Western quo'ei
oKAIN-ShEAr-MarEe III esular aud unsettled; cash
lots ecsed sna 20 sr"asTr ",s H ~S rry a3in al
yan, eo, and md c1tv Milling business, TAR trnsAcons
op and ISse iade on s. accom-
Sooo9 ~ 90 ~ @ ~ :: Is So Re,i Doe steamer
30 .ei. SIC, 10 HeL - ie@sl lu'4 and 81 II p de-
"a TrI .Nu = I.
l6iden,crrd Cnolrc i;e-i soul ern 81 isdsl 20 No
- a. l., A. hite state Il iDd$l iatcr for Cho No
ea -riler ~eldem ~ I5a II - c.osng IL 10 ID
Dctoper II 6eGrl "a closing 81 - DO NofehheE
a 1adsll8a- closing 81 lyb, do. DeceI uer ~ %Os@
III "a = closing 81 -l's January - = q u - clos
Ing Z3as February, 81 ,! 20 cloNuk - - ui
A9r 81 ~ a. closing 81 IA + Market utueI Win
fairly active demand. rA4c+ -sU" unhh WESTERN
~ Tlc: $500 Uush. rstefn for September ~ Doc ia
eie ator or use anoAt 5000 bush. Ncscn cost Erikt
an insurance &c. 5000 bush 40. =, = o - IA IL
LEY duIl nominal Al Doe Tor 10 tAn~a los
Offober delivery BARLEY MALT duu al last quotations.
Tworowed safe. 7oGeyc. 81 fo~ed sia,r S'd3- = ,
Canada sc al. all a CssA DAsis.....CORN-AafA cot
wiTpuu dccdo change lots. and "a better Or
fsirV active business for and homo Use aud GOOD
tr ,ds on speculative sales lt&uOuO Dush tuui
- uUU Oush including nSfaied western Aeo AZ %
al, q -. IN STORE anu c,c' atu o .
a., Lsr deliyrred. No White, UOtdOlc. an STORE %A29
IIs,c deuye eli UngTaded " hte. 09Qbl w.. 30 =
Mred Seet S,ptembe G6l c closinE blcI 90 octODer
a. ao &C ciusn. -, NoNemOer w 9@OJ - 4. ~
Inc oO, do brt enbei, JIs4 co. closing o'4c..OAiS
-MarEet shade c-irr subseQ uenty 90 Ann
advanced "a lc closing nm safes J.uVO UusA iu'ui
$50 900 bush cash. ineluuiDS No aIes Sc 30 = 90
asiJsc. l. Nha s. To- y o = - > dSs 81
No l. Ale. Old Chicago deiNs cd IRON store SOc'
nIs40c; so Mixed seller september SS'sSS ~ clos
ing 80 &C; Ort0Der 3iSG3i &c, closing 81 sc 40
h0vembcr 3DA4. ol0sBg SOLE 40 Decembe 90 =
a3o9c closing kED-AarAet sieahV' Win a
iy active tr4dc; 40 ID. eOGSJc.i % 10. r3dvot. 10
81 100 d. IVa8l 10; ShaTps 81 zUssl % ave feed
,-,~,rt supply OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES ASD
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEwIORK. Sept.
The dealings at the Petroleum Exchanges
today were small and feature was developed in
,be market Fluctuations were confined within range
~ only o. cent but the best figures OF the day were
made at the opening The close easier under trading
rralizations ol profits
The range OF prices ani the 'oia deallngs were as
fulloWn:
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AZ state bonds Louisiana cOnsols. after GIN. are
sso'ea as selllDg at 66l4 ~. Virginia Go consos
ss'o AZ ee'2. and ex-matnrcd coupons at Ala. and
win Carolina special taxes at g. Considerable
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ruRoPEAyFISANcIAL MARKETS.

LoSroN. sept 6.-l2;So d m-AtlAntle snd Great West
eru mortgage trustees certificates AZ do. second mo-
gaze lo,; second consols 81 a Illinois GENITAL l"-'4
Reading 264 Mexican Ordinary. 9J4 New-1OrA, OnailO
and Western. %; st. Pau Common, los.
LONDON sept 6.-S m.The proportion OF inc hanG OF
England TO LIABILITY winch last wees was SIZE beF
cent is now The bullion IN the Bank o. Eng
and has increased / l i.OUu during the past week
LONDON sept 6.-41l D n.-Ene. i = do seco d con-
slphia and Reading, p p Mexican Ordinary.
gsl2; Sew AFRO and Western. - -
rae OF DuluOl ROao ilt)ts BAlA D. huIdoi 81
balance tO-dav IL 100000
LONDON. 80 I 6-4OJ D. in-PAris advces Gnofe three
iclncs - cs1.I fpr tts tc0Dul~
PAEs SIT. G.-The weekly statement ol the BlnG OF
France decrease oil 3oJO0J francs sOiL anu
al 40 ni lU16.UUA ITanCs slNoE
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lJroro
PROPOSALS FOR CANDLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BURyAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLorHi'

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BURYAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON d. C., SCI l. 8. lss3
Sealed PROPOSALS Propsotls for Can les viii %
received Bureau until II o'clock scte uDer .;
1873 aud opened immediately IN In the pressne OF
Id1er o " nav sc ,ous. nd 5000 POUNDS Cand TO be
delivered at the Yard. Brooklyn New York l9OoV
delivered before the l2n instant ana mo
remainder by TIT zIth instant -, -, -.
conform to the Navy standal ana pass
tine usuai aud reservation OF twenty per
be the OF each delivery untl
u completion OF the contract -,
Bidders the Inspector OF PROVISIONS ana
Cohn IN me BrooSlvn Navy for specifications forms
OF offer all information relative 10 the articles TO
CURED - ..... an.
u Indicated 10y the blank.
the right 10 reject any proposes
A J.. A. SMITH
Paymaster-Genega, :. Navy.
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faw Schools.

ct. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, washington
- University. ~. LOUIS No Ora mates % eastern uo
nj s-r STANDARD OF Or btr pla
nov than marc nssion 10 tho itr pr -
rirtiOn In Of the Western ,tits
are invited Ia sold tor ctta ogua
annual term co nelces 1ctooeT SSN 'ni
ox,and. IN Iuns l5,l. WILLIAM q AMMoND.
NN' Dean Of Law Faculty. tt1
Lucas Place ~ Louis. NO.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT rHR
IprOWN OFFICES, No. l.23S Broad way corner Thirty
hst-s, until D. M and 30s West twenty thrst corner
F,ghth.aye NO g2 East Fourteenthst., corner Union
snare 7BO corner Forty seventhst, lOOI Third
ave- sxtieth ST. and 2OS East One
Harlem. al regular oiice rates.
DEARL-ST, near Beekman, 5-story brick
i store for sale. rutland Il W HI ING s Beekmanst.
THREE LOTS, 75x1O0 40 feet east OF
1 Maaisonaye: on grade street. IN shape 10 build
sIs 600 Apply WILLIAM A. TAYLOR. IL WalLst,
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RECORDED REAL estate rHANSFEi
NEN.YnNN WY

RECORDED REAL npfArE P%ANSFES~
NEW-YOk6 crL
,o,t st 8 A 1868 Il { Of 81 ave- l6SVlOll2; Aura
nam % Salte referce % William Noble. hs5O
81, ~ 81 IL of J.i-lVu, 29AyS.9 Z C. higgins
rn zee TO Humen. 9,lNO
,on.s AZ las f.. % 7tl-lve. llX99. II; Cathnno
l. Miller 10 william NJ. DRY ..:...---....-..-..- .
sane property; william VI Corr u Peter Muller Jr.
IfUton'ays. IA lota. 2J0x1Jo > TroOrldse and VIC
A no b. $3.50
i'm ~ n H. u OF AVe-A, ~ lOAI % II 10
Nnry l. Harvey and husband 70 d. MapSsa-.:: v,uVo
xyest "a Il, No 80, AMBROSE * Fly 10 Josephine o
~ ~ n . l726 e of 6thlve IS 3I19.ll L. A
S,vre trustee. - Blnc 800
san,s nroperty same. recr 10 same
Sams nropcrty; David Bsncker and WIFE TO Iona 90
,07 'h'si : go u of lOth.ave AZ 0A9.. XS2.oi
30 Mary sullivan % 81 itget 81 anton .nd hlsDahu
1904. II VI NouTlIanlaFo @ohI"Oi SVDefI
wife to Charlotte X llanlOn .,-.- o,syo
concnrn ave. u OF Mary 81 JdSXSuu Irregular
4 a. Helutze aud wife Ia Samuel T. Lyon.
9n.aye 10 SO II sOf l6sth-st, 46I 100 Thomas
w. Dodworth. FIeoutOr 10 DOdworth. -........
Sd-Iye e = i'oii = -. -. ALSO
oas nronerty Jacob korp TO Masemau. 4l75O
asth $50 e JGIOO.0 Mary
Yonpgs ane husband to Sarsheld-
RECORDED LEASES.
IL ED An'n Ds' vrs '..,.......-. 1900
Richards Wiilsm. II Michael Flick. cor Of oo
iltn.avs. and 6Sth o. p yrs: ;;..-,,-; ~oo
smyth MarEas 1 ~ 70 % 27OO
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Gitn properip 90 fel.

NO. 12l MADlSONAVE..
~ CORNER SOrHSE
THIS FIRsT.CLASS APAkrMENT HousE ISL, h Va ssso-
IIiTr ~ FIRk-PiO F. will DO ready for SOP
emb-r attrscuyo suites OF
r M one OF two doors with private halls slar"ys o'0'i
bachelors suites mr. nv Iattnr Of Tho
FOi fulI inf nation inquire Porssusih Va ~ -'
AASA0Eh, ~ Tho building
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MINES AND INNING.

sALrsIr rms ulyfvs Er044v3&
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,r,,o 5.story brick tenemrnis WIN lot Nos -! IN l
.y24 East %i-st, -. 10 Il oi Zd'dNe Win lol'
IT, i'm. A r toacihrnts with o. sos ~ dnd Us
E3aftiu.st - 80 II Of 2daNe. los each 20A
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ono 9..tory Brown s.one dwelling WIN lot. NO 326
O"' Ny,st 4Gtn.st. IL % " Oi shave lot lbsx
49, 10 lao Van DJ.acu-..-.--.-...-.--...-.
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Coun!rp propertp Uante1.

ZINE suburban residence TO exchange for
A farm North South. Post Once Box Z9S'' New
York.
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Drooklnn 5ehoo.s.

brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID THIS old thoroughly equipped privNs school
Tor the education OF Yonns lblss viii De reoDcned
seDtembef 10. .,- - A.. ...,,., ,or
Ir ,,,,I,rs address CHARLES f. WEST. Principal
Az los Montsgue-sL. BROOKLYN. "
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Daurinl Araoe mes.

ALLEN DODWORTlIS school for Dancing.
N 80 6sl Ffth.Ave, will reopen aai clase' will eom'
neuce on saturday. october %
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Jrstrnction.
For Both Sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
NYACKoN-rHE.HUDsON

FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
NYAcKoN.THE.HUDsoN.
University Preparatory AMI Business for Bows Gradual
ing Course LADIES' Private instruction for backward
scholars.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES IN MUSIC AND ART.
Pleasantly located the bank Of the Hudson one
hour from NewYork Low send for new announce
meut Next year opens Septombe: II.
W. II. bANNIsTER, A. NJ,
Principal
THE MISSES MASTERS will reopen their
J. school for young ladies aud children. at Dobbs
Ferry ". sept IL During the summer vacation they
scay Tor the School prep to takes
lew more pupils into their FAMILY.
old S15, MONTHLY.-BOarding School,
~ LED. south Wilton, Com No eAtras mix. sausfAe-
tory references L. G. WHlTLOcK
oIeE YEAR, board md tuition. Female
% sPseminary Sl75 Military eademy distance apartl.
High healthy best Episcopal schools, ionteid Nj.
Miscellaneous.
GENTLEMAN EDUCATED IN AMERICA
" ana Europe years college professor w'i hoard IN
uiy and educate boys; cirr 10 PAniq aShaH d. ID.
Address COT - ray. Boz 40 Tribune once.
DESr SCnOOLS.-Circulirs selected free Cor
I'D uaran.s whl describe their wants. mailed Tor postage
j. W. sCHERM ERuORN. Z East lIth 81, " T.
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NEAL ESlAIE.

| NEw-YoRK Thursday. Sept. g. 1885
! The following sales were held AZ the Exchange
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Gedcner5.

ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
"A Of ANY Grade professors lecturers secretaries cOmpans
without chIrgc. No regis
Lraton teach rs uatl suited r.. hIhiAA Sol'
HERE CO.. II EAST 1th ST ~ uion Squirel New nor,
References: Rev A H. Carter, d. d. Rector Gree Chape
A YALE GRADUATE desires a roSlion as
~ instructor IN high schoo private tutor; special
ties classics mathcm.tIc and German highest references
as 70 chaI act.r and nperienee Address r. u
Box 1871, Norwich, Conn.,
A YOUNG LADY having had succt ssful ex-
N pecnce the instruction OF children In The ordinary
EnQIsh branches who unle " inds teaching mnsc and
teacher private school best references furnishes.
Address ;. II. H., Box $50 Flushing. \. Y.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTlTUrE.-Best
N teachers aud foreign promptly provided ioe
school and colleges Parents pro liei Win syA
schools Many teachers wanted Nows the inns 70 aypiy
]. w. SCHEkMERHORN. secretary East Is.a-ss. =. :.
A VISITING TEACHER charges $40 quar-
n Ter for one $40 for two aud so on .no
sesson oonsstsof four honrs WOE VIZ I iaasnase
Trench erman Iaunl and one 10 music iIi.u
share he unusual progress sdrs NJ
puuis Refers TO present ard FORMER Pupis A""io -
MONK, 35 Pulaskist. Brooklyn, n \.
A HARVARD graduate, with good references,
~ desires private pupils position IN rsno.
" ~ BoT n tribune Uptown ONCE. l. zSs BroaiwW
GENTLEMAN wanted Immediately Latin,
rspher $40 mouth other positions. FLORENCE FiIoi'
vi Union square.
MISS HESSE, 80 West Dist ST., supplies COM
N petent hers tutors g0vernesses singers mousse
Keepers best advice given parents on choice heos
Hamilton FISH ana cx-el
s7r Other Instruction Advertisements See Sikh Pass,
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L STYLE cabinet trimmed each door ia Bro)tyl, 70
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FOR TIE UNITED KINGDOM. sErILNBEa q. 1858, As
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Ar PLAIN FIELD, N. j., substantial brick
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Mohave County miner., 1883-04-08
Gold Basin Items.

Crooker and J. Watson Thompson are taking out rich ore from the Harmonica mine which will be worked through the con- centrstor at the mill at Grass Springs.
 Louis Siebrecht and Sol. Roe have already got out thirty tons of ore for the cOncen. trator from their mine, the Golden Rule.
 Messrs. Jennings and Hancock, represent ing the Grand Gulch mining company, op erating in the northern end of this county, on the other.side of the river, have been prospecting in Gold Basin district for fuxes for use in their furnaces and have found large quantities in one of the claims owned by Ridenour & Sanders. It is ex- pected that the Grand Gulch company will remove their furnaces to the river at point near Pierce's Ferry> This point is about 20 miles from the claims of RidenOur and Sanders and 22 miles fron the Adams lode on which the Grand Gulch and other cop per mines are located.
 Thomas Steen, brother of our worthy Sheriff, is keeping the ferry known as Gen. tral Ferry. and formerly known as Plerce's Ferry. For the infprmation of travellers we will state that they can always depend on finding plenty of hay and grain at this ferry for teams and good square meal for themselves at reasonable prices.
 Lund & Gillispie of Silver Reef have leased the Lincoln mill at Fl Dorado Canon and will start up about the first of the month
 Andrew Fife of Fl Dorado Canon is driv- ing big wood raft down the river from Pierce's Ferry for the Southwestern min. ing company, The mill belonging to this company will start up as soon es the wood | gets there.