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THOUSANDS OF COAL MINERS IDLE.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Jan. 0.-Nearly 5000
coal along The MOnongahela River are le on 40
count of a suspension OF operations in eeyenty-aye
mi
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A RuMOR IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Jan. CIT is TumOred here that
the Canadian Pacific Railway Directors negotiating
for direct line 10 Boston.
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Leland's sturteyant House.
A few newly fu-nishe suites Of rooms
for families.
MARRIED.

DlFLNIAN- DENuAM-At the residence OF the brides
narrts hy the Rev Edward Everett ule Lia daughter
o Gen, raj Henry W Benham u D Engineers 10 ffe1.
erck Deman. both OF this city
HALsTED-HowE-Att the residence Of the brides father
by the Rev j. NJ. Howe on sunday January q 1850 ~.
b. d. Ilasted t. susie H., younge't danSheef OF tA'
Ohcillng tler yman.
Al notices Of marriages must De iRforsea iolfh ~"
idmc and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagr. shos the baromca this CITY tentAs
divisions
line nts the oscillations
mercury hours The broken dotte ~ sd
indcsstd
att Arma Broadway.
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LEGISLATURES IN THREE srArrs

western ana Darlington roads wero ell An hour ar two
Late No freight trains are being sent out.
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Nsr- YORK., % Cortlandt-st., Jan. o,
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Bosros Tuesday oct 10, 1888
CLOSING PtfJ*H ~ 'I',lD t,PIiI TJ'hE
Rsoorted IN jobs IT, DAVIS & CO.. II Wal-H
TuL-nAY. OcL. 10 =. 81.

The stock market to-day has developed more
critical situation than was thought 10 exist. Tn"
ghnukagc in values, which was general and din red
only i'm DEGREES, was due 10 the sales of " long y
stock aud the purchas ns for the short - account
WIS the only sustaining influence in the market.
TIN. assertion which will bc made" that the market
were raidrd by bears" is simply nonsense. IL to-
davis market the bears were the bulls be-
cause there were hardly any other buyers Of stocks
In the loan market Northern Pacific preferred COM
uanded premiums for one days use Of from i-Gl
TO III per cent; yet the price Of the
stock declined from 81 to JS'- GO4i and sales
were made on sellers 90 days option at per cent
below the regular price. Northern Pacific common
and Oregon and Trauscoutinental were iuctuating
on the deals of room traders, but the last prices
show losses Of liz and % per cent respectively.
The coal stocks were weak all the way out, al
though the last prices arc little better than the
Lowest figures. ST. Paul and Northwestern stocks
d.yeopcd weakness on a small pressure to SELL and
they show heavy declines compared with their low
est figures before. The trml; line stocks were
about the stcadiest on the list but the last
,od,e for Lake ShOrc--073s-was a disappOnt-
ment to some early buyers ut 9SG9S's,
who thought the price Of the stock was
"ncopcd at 90. Michigan Central, however, was
we'll supported and after advance Of l's TO SOS,
il closed at 1873 y higher than yesterday. The
whole Southwestern list was eaScrand Western I'M
ION declined from 1924 to 774@7Sl2 At the close the
situation seemed TO be threatening but it is not i'm
probable that, as has been the case before, the
mowers that be will this evening conceive OF some
nlan 70 postpone the inevitable to 4 later day.
The market for Government bonds of the long
date issues was manipulated for higher figures /;
lint the appearance of moderate orders TO sell was
ouickly followed by less ardor to buy The Is
onened up 81 at l21l2012l6s, and the 4l2s were up
laatll47s The final bids however, are ls lower for
the is and 4l2s than they were last evening; an
nexed are the closing quotations:
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LIvE SIOCR M4EHET

SCI were ' rccrvcl az GJ,t aot 10 ear, due yc.tcrday
reached the Jr-"y city yards 's morning AtfOthat ~
cars 81 Eapyr rcfr. .o4 @ lc to d, o. 30 To- AID
ancc Jer,oy cry Tie icriiag was little hrm FOR good
nr.cd slow but sellers were holding for gooi prices
7gajic for Common to ooi it Puc 10 hoicc scIng
9aig 100 colorado -drf nr" oH,i." a. '"i & ana cAah
cn Dressed sale Tor which the prices ranged from Ga to
nnmegt to-day 17cu quarters Of beef and 80 carcascs Of
Mutton on the Adagua by Joseph Eastman AMI jD2 1.-Two cat
1ars-yog.l 4 lcgrn.tcin for Meyer Il Regrusein -
D. WIzcl for D. Wayc i2l Colorado sicers lO97 o,
o. 75 10 at lOt 80 do LOGS ID at loci 80 do, ioJG d. at
ChLVis-Rcccipts wore III head at Couret and ~
p priec. ar 5 and rma VIII sold quickly at 40 c
One lot Of Grlss,rs sold at q 10
DO I55 H. az gc do 207 %. At : ,c. : dJ 45G D. at S.
HUME mullen sold: Vcals i7OD AT SIG; % Grasscr
sHEEPAND LiNfBs-R Receipts were Ill cars Of 9ll7
feeling was hrm for both sheep and Lambs WIN
MEht MRwm4 ] & ng nglngr Cbe eIg uyy 20
exporter &c. Common to Prime lauhs s,ld at % r.
5 ~; aud Dressed I.a'lbs sold from to loo.
l6i H. Gi $50 OHIO sGceP b. at % a55 DE-" % b.
5c III Iesyly ~, la'"GS g d. at &c "a, - n cc.
os do 10 at S ' 1874 d. 81 b. at H. Isl fenngIyaGi
sadlcr 60 sold 30 Western sheep 70 II, at &C. 2o5
iIaicnGeck & Davis state Lambs n, at sc:
l72 Canada do ~ h at ~ i9i 49, 81 H. az
Hume / Mullen sold: l92 Pennsylvania sheep 81 ~ at
o. RsSf4 20 rsro Of os head cars
Jersey Is iOh.st. No trade OF iupOr.
tauCe. The marAet +, quoted nUmually steady ut Tsa5c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, Oct. ldThe DroccrS JoprHoi reports; Hogs-
Rrcript- l7OO1 shipments 5000; market weak nt luc
lower Packing u 20GA co. Packing and shipping - 65 q
- IS Light 81 5OQs5 90 SkPH, 50 OOGS4 90
| IqRis-irccips, 5000 head shipments, 1900 head
Cattle nrni Exports, - lOaS6 90 Good 70 Choice
Shipping g 400 20; Common Ia Medium 81 dT5 20 range
Cattle ea Texans 81 Goa - l0i Nevada, 81 JO Wyoming
81 10.
yirep-Receipts 800 head shipments go head market
steady; Grades strong Inferior - FAR - 20 ir3 90
/ (Upl. ~ Choice, ~ Uii Texas, ~ 2JH-b 90.
EAST LGErY, Penn. oct lG CGnieliccripts, 122 hcad
| mar set slow 1T yesterday pricc% ,..-.
Receipts, 1850 head; market dull PhiladtplaA
81 lGasJ - Yorker, - Goa 81 So -
Strp-ltrcrps, 1000 head market iair NJ ABOUT yes
tclily'H prices. 1890 -. ...l,..
o. the railroad sWlchmcn Hcccp'a, LOO head shipments
/ 400 head. So
CiHr-Eccclpts 800 head supply very light. oy a2 - ,
disturbcd condition OF the railroads O.cH-lDt o. lua fA'
/ 0uy local trade done Previous prices
| Shrcy-Hesuipta, I,OUg; Oliy local tI9Gc done
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Oct 10. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHFs-Quet AZ &c for Pots and 6aia7c for Pearls
IA quite slow but Southern and Western
BUILDING MATERIALs-A good steady trade ia re-
ported In Bricks Lime Lath and Cemen but IN Lumber the
movement is quite insignificant Brick, Hard SO 500 -
Pale Bricks SiGS4 %: Cement Rosendae Sl lOds1 l5:
LAth - per 1000; Lime ROckland Common 81 do Flush
ing, 81 20; state Common, S5c. DO Finishing, 81 10;
random Cargoe and $40 5OdSl6 90 for Specials White Pine ia
quOed f ago for West India shipping Boards S23d29 for
Extra do. Yellow Pine, SlsaS22 per NJ HardwoOds Wal.
nut ssOSsi5 Bsr N Ash S35q$6 per do OAK SaOqS6o
Nails moderately active at So ass 10 for 10 10 sod.
COOPEkAHFSIOCK-A steady mOlerate trade 10 reported
shocks and Heads 81 1859 55 sugar do $snGh g JOG
81 26 do. 38inch Al 05dSl go; Old do 3Snch 81 30 a
81 80; do 36nch 81 1881 l5 Hoops II feet S2G0S2 do
II feet S24 0s2Bi Rum Pipes so$7 90 Rum Shocks and
COAL-Somc cutting Of rates reported by several com.
pancs and the whole fair movement for the Is
reported We quote Lump 81 9OaS5 26Grato SO 9OGSl 3O
20 40 Broken 81 s. 3O steamer - 1854 s 81 so
50 by the cargo as to delivery Btuminous is quiet and I'M
CORDAGf-scady on the basis OF lji2c for Manila. and
100 SSc for Iaynou firm at 1sa1s with some demand
supply n b1rted few hands other grades quiet and
steady Caracas 2lU23ci Maracabo, 25a2Sci Trinidad
l6LGl7c
CiuCCORY-G GasLc.
COFFEE-Spot RIO higher at l2c. for Fairs 159i e1
Oilers sold including LOO bags the bass Of 100 Tor
40 1920 bags we're rc'Qd options moro active at az Sd
$50 for Now 9j6a975 for Dec 05Oa075 for jan 50 q
$50 for Fehg for March, and 9JQaD5O ior april
pee $40 1850 Jan. 97Ga975 Feb, O.75a9sOi March,
975dgs0i April, 05Od9Sj. Mild firm but quiet. IL.
Saca bales 90 last EVENING" including $50 for home use
and 300 speculation Delivered on contracts POO bales
ccI and 81 72 last year since september s35G79 bales,
against IGb,CII same period last season.
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pRT CIrApNNCEs FROM ATLANTIC FORTS FOR TIL
-..--L..--rL II lsAA:

Total four weeks.

GTNNIES- Domestic Iagsing IN Iar ~ai' vi ~" or
NP-Jute Butts urn az 2lfd"Aci large SAWS ia 1919
made tins month, stated at about re iOl PapCl b NJ
Hemp quIct lie for Manila Of Slsu ouV o'''' ' "
HAY AND sTRAw-Poor stock IL dun and Irregular WINE
pripe grade. ar, moi plenty aud held hrmy We qu0Ie
lIay Medium Prime Timothy bOdouGi 'hiPPI5l' ;GS
clover AOdGOc No ! straw. JOdOOc; snort no. oo"'O''
500 3Jc ,Io,Itre
HIDES-A moderate trade reported at the recent uC
LEAIHEH-Ihc Eastern manufacturers are ". l"E
freely receipts show some dnihnlloh 'uo s'
MTRATSNThe speculation in American Pig Iron Is ihSiRi
Gcant az the moment the feeling quite nepIcsSS 20
ThGmas Company to-day reduced then price TOT and
$40 80 legitimate circles certain slaghaon pioN az N
prices at nominal WequoG AhnLiIan 's nav
Forge, slSaSl9 Scotch Pig Carh tsiIS3 Ia Cotns,s
SIJg5 Gartshcrrlc s23GS43 % lAngioin, E-' an
baimrlnrton SLASH 90. English Bessemtl 1l W
Sprgrleern are dun unchanged. steel his lr
s87 deliverable on ut the EASTERN fthy
sales 30 West have been made ohl NC ~ -, a.
freight br.nrs Price win thni loI ,' a. -
lvcrcs MIR Evans, authority, says lht ou,3on Nv mi
AND infmar7 that certain -Ouihcrn roads, hclohu ..
Rails dull at so 90 and Wrought scrap 50
Lead wa4 uuCt n zoe for Common ana thr,u' Po,,,
qtegHy at II Asa q " Domestic ana O'g LOT
Inanf Copper steady; 600 fake sold az l1Fc %
more ac Il lia4c. I'm Iuio and easy lu,o "a
,a OF -trg the LASTS o -J.s' 1 10. 1870,
dr.,vrry. IIu Plates steady and mpi'F1t'y- u,,Iua
Charcoal MA. - 7OHsbi 90. ltlh.i.- - - ~
So aI9; Cu.o Tin, s. CJa&5 10; 10 lt.hei - 49,.
on Change Itpu easier closing Modt' ~ w., i,
yr,aud call Doe tons Straits October Nolcupg., "''4'
Gold Il gya5. COgpT duh. Lc5d neglected. sge.'el nat
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a DRAIN GAME At THE POLO GROUNDS

A drawn game was played at the Polo
Grounds Yesterday between the NcwYork and Metropo
ftan mines The New-Y0rk nine had virtually won the
game hut Ewing allowed the Mctropotans to yet III {"
run in the ninth inning, which tied the score ana the
game had 20 called before the inning had been com
pcted on account Of darkness II the ninth inning
Ewing started % leave the field saying that he would not
pay any more but the umpire ordered him back and
run was scored The spectators hsed him lac left the
field Humphries was injured by foul up ID uhe I"'l
inning. The
NeyYork ........... ..... 0 0 0 I o 0 %
Metropolitan. ....... q u U ID
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

lstaVe End iY S5sn, npt 10 arE $1,000
lothaye 81 cor Of 57th.st, l4O5NlOOx-iTnRllari
D9g%F H9T5n M and f Rsnsa 5000
2434 Of lOthaye, lu3.3NlOO0; W III
Rankin and wife TO Hartman and another V''''0
Wilsave - It Of l45thsL 25E'4; Ann Joyce aoo
4otnt 231 S OF iot4avfi $4,000
Attorney-st No d; Anna Walter TO u SONAR ana ino
46thst !; iO2 r. 9L lo5nase -ohiooo 1880
CarheTne-st No 80; ] L Ward 10 jennie NebenIahl 4"
sSd,t ms Isl hTSi Mnd''ona'e' loAio '-.-, $4,000
JSth.st, u A. 400 n 2 OF 1thave 33.lNlOOoi Eien
DYKES dc Navarro and husband 70 James Ciyhe;
Cros6y-st, No l5l; Ann OConnor TO WIN
4ot,st 3 So Il e Of lOth.ave, 266KlOO5 Hor- .oo
gan 20 Rosie Clifford ... ~; a 49,
Catherinest G, LOS 34l; 2IlNlOofAsI fiUE;.9I anu
other property Doughty e. 20 h'A $3.50
IudiG%st No 81; samuel Enge to Johanna 500
liGth.st' "a $50 70 e OF lOthaye 6ON99lli WIN oooo
ThorDpsOn r JOftinn- ''V'
lOthave, cor o. 64d.s[ 2oE'Si Miller anu 10000
Ave-A, AS {! O. 76n..' SisASS 'onn a''nus 1880
Crntonlaye 800 d dist 20 "il1i Ssn " $50
xlOO John Ryan and wife 20 Chas a 1tsT,. .,.t
| Lot 4lt junction OF Mater-St Post Entu hlu
ave; Isabella Iattins and husband 10 ~"
same property iI steeer and husband 70 Jen- A 500
7thaS S s. sac II n Of SGD st. az 1000
W Ii SGreeteT and wife " Jennie ID Du'''-'--'
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In State bonds the dealings were confined TO
Tennessee Is sales were made at 38lia3S for the
old and at 3G for the new series. City bank
stocks were neglected
The dealings in railroad bonds were moderate,
ave, in those issues which recently were active
and tho declines in prices general and in some
cases important. Erie second consOls were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
slLgy THE HIyWG EvCHlVGE

The Father de- Smct Mining Company has de-
clarcd dividend Of 20 cents per share, payable
October 81 mt the office Of Ladlaw \ Co.: No IL
Wall-st The cleanup of the mine for the last hall
of September yielded Tl0,132 80.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN this
city yesterday from the mines.
CLOSING PEICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
F,N TR,SCI-ro Tuesday, oct. 10, 1883.
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FnrIrs. nERrIEs ~ Nrr-pEIEp.

Receipts the weeE-Ded Fruits JGJS pkgs Peanuts,
22S pkgs Pccans, 30 pigs. Exports Of Dried Appg5 4l0
pigs Market very duh for all Eilds ~ Dried Fruits inc
Slight concessions which receivers have been willing 10 make
scarcely making any improvement ia tn demand Arrivals
are still very large and pretty well distributed among tho
trade Evapoaed Apples Of exceptionally fancy puay arr
that price f. becoming tOI usual
grading Fancy HIGH grades OF SuEr,d sled ' hay.ng
small sales at 10 c but oiher qar lnC d- OOii''
Cut are seldom inquired for and almost nominal IN price
few cores and skins have sold at 2r4 Be, and
are held above sgling ptcGi 300, grnrr5% I,S5 90
effect sales above zoe. UHpcrled steady though dnl
Sun-dred Peeled are lower and weak stock oher!ng
quite liberal and a. very N,tlc demand % the
prices. small lots OF new SOrth Carolina D ms q
plums been placed l2c Cherries neglected AMI
lower Raspbcies have inquiry from the West ara as'
quite firmly held. BlaCkberTtes slow.
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THE EETROLEUM MARKET.

SEwYORK. Oa'. 10
The "UiId-clt" well on Lot No. 73l, in
Forr-, County J., pronounced by lIs owners 10 De dry
This tend, to condemn Cos sterile considerable section of
ia. northeastern part OF the IHlItoHn OIL district Yet
the moss. failed 90 a 90 the petroleum market q" amy inn
port amt extent. slight c.ly advance 90 II ~ r Was
followed uy dun AND 1850 -lug market which touched
81 10 near %. clos, and ended weak ut - lOip
Tho range Of prices aud u.r total dealings were a. io
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ia ia l7s. 1856 100 1873 2l7 ela. 900 2Sl' 241'
191, 17l ad,rs S' dssi -559 a54, 26S, 263, 264.
9A 80 1oITef-IiENERAL TERAlsf"re Dayis 20
say and Daniels Eos 1873 1873 5 ia 5 l9 ia ~ ~ isS Ia
IA ia4 100 l43 2 l9o, l9e' 1875 @""' w. 80 '
ia lS6 dsS 11yyETNSfRrrG TYRN-Befcre Van Vors' IL
& iss ia 6s pol $4$ 252 20 % Isl 9' "a ~ ga
IA la9 IiS SdttS1rCIRcUT-PAT IBefore Donoh9e 10
Nos 1904 1l79 1874 llS0 1872 IIS9 1S S96 S35 S
ll9s I7 1875 1851 1859 Jas 75l 400 ll53 ldS8 l55s
ii82 iiG6 i16s 1865 1872 $685. HOB lI0 4Io' A='' l'
1867 iSSt 69ET-CIRcuIT-PA IIBefore larremore
Nos 1919 1896 1916. 1923, 600, 109l lo2' I59 W.
Tia 200 ssh 1888 1901, lass, l07L ll33 llS6 IOzS'
lVi d V9 CIRcuIT-PART III-Before Lawrence
Tinkbam act the Mayor etc. No day c9lenl4T
STPHRJoR COURT-SPEClAL TEEM-Beiore O'Gorman' j.
Nos 81 a. % M II rERu-PArT IBefore sedgwek
C.JHNo 53i sos, $50 S0i 1885, 2ss S76 1901 49, OOo'
% S SS oruT-TRAL TEEMPAEr IL Before Freedgsn
J-Nos 2s1 500 COL COZ Cos Goa CO., 6O' 0oo o''' o'
Oo S' Rf-TRIAI TERN-PART Ill Before IIusX
Nos 9SI lO9Ok 1895, 1896, 1899 hoo iI9 IL liz
Il0S ITO I'LL lll2 lll3 liza, lll5 lll6 ~ -
iil0 1920 1l2l 1922. 1923 ll24 ll25 ll20 "a
1872 lS5 li i$S I'LL He i9s liz i1S iiS i47 l4s
1iIg 1850 ll5l, 1852, 1853. ,.,,, M
CohMox PIFA5-SPGcAL TEBM.-Before Van Brun' o. Nv
ToSSox PIEAs-EQurY TEEM-BeiOro DAILY J-No' H.
"Toyuox PLrAs-TmM TEg-PAET II-Rsdtore BG XXI IA
Nos 1854. $40. 500, 525 553. b73 80 o-'' ''' WV ~
4Gs 400 400 900 400 4GS 58i 500. ,, HYATT l. Nos.
5O7 476 $50 10 20 495 400 GA, 55I' 4'o 20 L. i' ~
CRY c'o1rr-TerAL TERM, res Sh9 a6 IL
$40 SIS G6 Go Oil IDOL $751; 100 o'4 90 100 iO'
70 oGTT-TRlAL TERPAgr IIBef9re aa X ge s
81 40 ~ 2s "a 49, $40 20 COS o4 o. o. o'' oO' "
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STATE entire diaries.
Creamery. state and
CHEESE.

Rcccpts for week. 1888 boxes last week 81 ga Exports
n nTr p52gi Liverpool cables jBs. Freight Dy SIt'tu
to liverpool 2OG30s to London rs 6S Sos S9@ylI s
J I'm the week and prices have gradually dechhtd Oh an
Grades The warm weather made uiuch lighter n2T uu
tS,,TJ and exporters confined their operations
closely to positive orders, which were le" anu %I
GCt,y,,n To-day feeling Il about ht'huy VI
strtctlv Fancy state FastOIy. The lower ,hh,HSt'
nj Utica and little Falls would indicate sTh9t ] his
& tho fact that receipts likely 10 run much lhter ns
week cus TO impart little more confidence ana StLe a sS
s changes tbat prices will strengthen htle as that y
viii weaken Enough Fancy Cheese are sSg az ~ itv
l,TiCc and only reached TOT surety
It It Siost of Ne BIDS c and shippers have
yCi good many that prse which. IN an ACTIVE
rarket woud pass Fancy. Very few cheese on te
Igt which are really night milk SKINS most factories S
IL takes very NICE LOT 10 DIus
06 Fais are In light receipt but under dun trade anu
decline i'm state has been necessary To lower P0
difficult tO make ON inc Oc5
mild lots Creamery skins have accumulated ana Wllh 70
stu very dull receivers are making Some CONCESSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17

REGENTS for week. 232 pigs; last week iA792 very
weather aud slack trade toward the close OF ilSt
pp gave the market weaker tone and pIiCus uccue auout
20 f1r ms week receipts boon large but with cod
weather receivers showing Little more confluence Sus
further line has been prevented low VeIy amy 80,
Cr lrc reaching 20 &c. to-day bat hardly enough 70
te auutalon IeehOuse Eggs quiet and offered qlle
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IoypoS oct 16123o ?. M Atlantic and Greet Wesiorn
tTrs'rr-' c,ruratns, li1r LTl' aOU Nc".Ngrk t'niI
M T.: Illinois Central l8l ~ P'u.y yInin tuiG hl,n!
loan Ordinary -lhs. Nrv-NUIs, OutaD ami west
EN- e. 4 Pau. Common, lu2-a
ICyuDE. oct. 1G3hu o. uaii7 alNs,r' quote 'u'' P''
cent rruf.- ~ Is frame. Tor TIE account 1900
LAMA, oct lE-!uI D. rBir silver Il quoted % 90 10
l rnr nurr Cuas lul TlU for money and lnl Hlt ;1r
fro account Ic 3OA; NrH-Nnfs Central llNIE Pcin-l .
,.uf, tI- MEXICAN ordinary -p NtH-Aufh ontario ana
Western. II g.: -. PAM Common lutt.
tn. amount %. bullion Withdrawn from the Hdlh OF Lhr
M naaUr, to-day o. A1H.hh. 5000, &c.,. ,a
Ia.,r- quote lh't' per cent I't'' o" - 'IalN' Az
IL u IN l. Il u 1
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lohio Factory Flats,
state Factory Fan,

state tate, Factory to 6p i1la11a, Poor to Fair
NJ, -, WbttC If L1gll "a Creamery skins,
Do do Fine II Gll4l stare rims - an n,
Do Prime. 10 a. 1924 Do no. III 20 hu9' Z" ~
Do.Nigbt MilkSkins sI@lO DO; frhnbsylNan'"' m <
ono taI fIyy Midi NH DO DO Far-......S ga
Do Good to Prime o'a@lO2 CISa%ery SKINS %
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REAL ESTATE


NEw.YoRR, Tuesday, oct. 10, 1888.
The following sales held at the EIchaEg" Sa'srOom
'' BgA. IT, Muller & son,
5g interest I'm building, with lot PcarLst g o,-
II pf Frank lot 2OCNS83; Annie smith S2OZo
Five history brick dwellings with lots, Nos 2ls to
25G East i't1s% t > mr. OF "U, -. S8 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE


Receipts the week Beans L4sT pkgs Peas ZOO push
Ms i,saus here has been no change in market
though receipts have been somewhat ATEei .H1 ~
weather is cold feeling steady all choice stock state
Marrow generally held at - o. but IL might Dc ,'loe 70
rived "a vet expected this week on Medium anu
Pea beans IN iSn Ir SH S pageI at s Is aud ere is
no sale the moment inferior stock od White Kidney
Etney arriving only small lots, and thus far have met
pr prom and e more S n eau Sif be GS I iS @
slider extreme to Gnote The new tan Leans s nave
:. Is - 10 small lot Of German Pea Beans arr otr
lS I Al - g. BOT many new Green Peas Offering at the
moment aud prices are firm as quoted
snaos Medium 1913 Is 5..n So, 50 1903
Bo M Mg5Gm Is ~ $50 80 PldS,d 2259
DO Fair to 6ool 3OOa5$9 Green Peas 1853. AZ S
Rcd kidney 1883 OOa5 l5lDo lss2 ...-...- 'O"I I'd
BUTTER.
Receipts FOR the week. 32li5 pkgs last week Ellis PTf
Exports 70 Europe ior week S57 P" HHS, ar AZ
to Grrat Brtan and l553 10 ,ct tn Ir5 S dan and
wraE The supply state Creamery is ample for AL te4ng
cumnAon L' ' NJ ,,I inc gGod. going ~ LJc and
tit Irc, appears To De top Tor fancy quality m tubs West
ern Cream ~ is olcrrd rey ana meets s's r at
of en- enough 10 quote but We htdrot some fancy mar - s
q -5g Prime qualify st 70 - I yn ,, en- When has
reduced the stock IN store considerably fte,ut l." 9
view Of The generally unfavora6o outlook tor tle trade hold,
have accepted m Prl,ys 9i i IG , nave been at 70
-, ",, small i,bbnc Way &c. is suIl occasionally
g-a., !" rir tI,Iucry too seldom exceeds 2jc. =
wh'Irsllo way togloc Fine XXI, Ii or sIi AZ .5G
@Gc An ucnsoual extra entire dairy is placed " &c, "" q
choice dairy oiir MI ,tIrr M 30 and OF tho
former nj 29c. There are Increased r''tlRPlS "'
aai gTi nom present Indications without cncouJ"
Western imitation Creamery asE t D Hr fresh Fsr
tory coaonaiy exceeded where iAe P mi prcS
pyy irnlys duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17

Free receipts Of live poultry, demand from tls Jews ana
little inquiry from Killers make extremely d1 Harkrt
both fowls amt chickens about uDHlH. Today,
sellers accepting almost any bids 20 clear out turkeys !chs
and geese are also lower and Zoo sDry lg.t request
Dressed pDGltr, has been quiet aHt in buyers a'ni HnS
last report and todyw h heavy arm ais aud very SAC
ta. lry lover and weak western rpilhS
chi, ,ei are freely offered l3alic ana there O. largo
quantity un-od few choice stat" scatd reach lc buJ
far figure f. extreme Fowls shade 'nlrtiHu Dickens
bu- lower philadelphia chickens ln large .ppY
dull with prices tending IN buyers FAVOR. NA'ys
lower and very slow especially young tWEcy. MlN " IN
large supply, Ducks easier 90 sympathy vita thr .'rl de-
precision. squads barely steady
Choice Dry pIr.rl1ge Grouse and WoOl,oc are m i de.
and steady but ihITH l. liberal quantity ut lnr
stock here which trade dan amt values uuceTln WA
drWI "a AMI steady. Reed Erl1 S'aI' aiu pm
good demand BlackbuiS ofrrug Irgt,h nine 'gWer
declines, last week N Il 5c hf Nlld's
and buyers by the quantity offered To-day nero
il better demand. and prices e srddg' thJ"sh
without quOtibly ian pIUvtmrut.