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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24

Meas on the spot but Family has ssIc pioes
marked change ruling about steady; sales % Dds
Mess ti29sl2 sos rs 10 quality 400 Dds Family
Family Mess 5OSsI5 25 for Western: CITY DO sl6
$40 80; Clear Back l7asla E1trs Prisa sl5GSl3 2o
Prime Ness nominal. .BEEF-Pnces are merely nOmlnsl
In absence Extra Mess, sl2 o5asls
Packet sl2 50dSl3 CITY Extra India Mesa IN cs 2JD
again lOwer saes IS bbls SlS...--.CUI MEAlS-Mafket
Is much without much HE but prices have very steady
support for Western delivery. saes % tcs ficSlel
Hams average i3c IL Is pickled BELLIES quoted at
Hams II 2dl4c; Smoked Shoulders 4d7 c do Hams Il
l5c....MlDDLks. Very dui and prices nominal quoen
la 7c Long short Clear. hat and hair
November andIDecember. denyeIyt6 &c DRESSED HOGS
CITY Heavy to Light GTsd7acI Pigs.
outside october delivery which moderate u tradlhg
is reported feeling has been very dull The variations
material within 2d3 points, at the close
showing tAat muth decline compared with the ruling
OF Yesterday; sales 100 tcs Prime steam spot
s.429c.; $3.50 ties October s.300s.52c- closing $50
dS3Ic November. closing S.07d309c December, closing
OF, 300 seller year. S9S02c closing 799dS: $50
January &O50SO7closng s05c.; 100 tcs February
I2g6 l5c, closing g. SIZE; City steam arm but less
active; ~ tcS S2ac No. CITY quoted SC Refined
au; Conunent,quocd 76c south American. $50 993oc
.....BUTlEk CHEESE and EGGS quiet and pr1ces With
out important change.
RICis-In jobbing sale Only. but prices STEADY.
sUGAR-Rav grades were very SLOW today, but yestef
DAYS firmly maintained and Fair 10 GOOD
Refining Cuba quotedb sG6 ci sales oOD mas ausc0s
ado 6.jCc. Refined barely steady aud dniei Cut
formulated Sc Mould "A" SbcS COnfec TOneTS "A
7-ICc3 standard A. 5l6dsaso.; OF "a" lt-eslsc
White Extra &C" 7sIci Extra co. 7sed7Sci &c" Ga
7i4c.; Yellow d74c 49,
sTEARINE vey dull and prices somewhat nominal City
quoted Sc sales 10000 d. 0leomargarlne searne 54cs
TALLOW quiet and steady; Prime City quoted SC, bid
sales $4,000 ID, 71s07Ill6c
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MINES AND MINING.


SUNDAY. Sept. 23-P. NJ
Measured by the amount OF transactions, there
was last week considerable of revival of interest
in mining stocks But it WAS the Leadyille STOCKS
and few of the fancies That attracted the atten-
ton of operators, and which led the market IN such
advances IN prices as there were The movements
however, seemed to lie entirely due to the greater
activity Of board-roo traders. IL there are any
reasons for the improvements noted they nav lot
heen made public beyond certain vague ana no"
rather thTeadbafe reports OF favorable Indications
in certain OLD properties ii TIE pnDlc hau NV
ties. the time is ripe for n boom IN mining ock'
provided substantial basis for one could be iound
but "a burnt child d eads the fire.
SALES AT TIE MINING EXCHANGE
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,orro. uARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IryRRrooI sept 22.-l2.3O p. mCotion- Is y nt
crate inquiry which freely sapplied oon osas SeadInc
do. 0bied. sales, ooV' VAo',
0,s for specuision and eIpor receipts olOo oass
AMERICAN none Futures u pands, Low niauisns md
55Sad; Also JStsl 40
OCTOBER denverv 5es1; also 5d oa 90; Oct1oer and
Noycmbcr also Js2ald 40. ~
December denvsrV 6bss4d also 51sId aso oei, Isl
cemuer January denvery oseta' aso 80 ssa 10
do January ana February delivery O@slc n'o a ,rch
Fepruary and March delivery. 5d also 2ctui ao o N Az
AMI Auril delivery bc2s4L; also 0o.stli w "a
deIVery Glad. also Cd no. Nav and june ueN''' S'
sod Futures offerings tee ,.,., p,t,re.
22-bOO y. m-totuh-r 10
ands Low Aiddng clause. september helNeiS a. do
aud FeDruary delivery, J"std nsp gu
Febrnary March delivery 9"s4li DO MAi0h """ F
Dc good Futures closed quiet ~
GALVESTON. sept 22.-Cott0n STEADY Mluu ~
Kidding yLc. Ordinary. Jtci het leSoip ia
baIe. sfo,s iGJ bales; saloB 3521 bales s'ock 4@''
NEyoaLy.Ss Sept 22colton quiet; MiddiaE lOIsci
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rrvr srong nARHnr,-RY rELGasAPn.

ago sept Journal reports; -iiogs-
Rerepts Is 900 shipments $500; market quet and IN
cangd Packing 20. Packing aud Smppng - oO
rs 20 Light 81 sO6sj 30; Skips SJG4 40 closed very
weak. -,,.--..-,. ma. v,ortot rorninotlv
sadv norris 81. Good 10 Choice shipping - -
"a Al Medium Siari 30, Range taltie nil
AZ IS: Indian 4OaS4 o. Grass texans - ,J@ -
Winered TEXANS - vOGsi 80 Americans - TO- "i
breeds ~ 1881 % --...o con u,a.i,et steadv and
firm. Inferoi Fair 81 7J9SJ 4Oi GOod % oO 'hoioe
"a fexaus - Gt3 10. ,..,. I'M .h,Dn,,,,
O, no ,uppiy rnd demand to speak Oh ony s' e''
aSsoHecept. 100; shipments 800 small sales At pre-
81 5OdS3 To- ,.,. .At,.,orts / 4oo.. market quiet
t sieay: Light 10 81 81 Heavy 70 % Gso ~ Rough
aTTpsfO sent ~ -Cdfhs-Receipts TO-DAY l,SOo near
ots fo week thus Tar for time last vest ~ o
reeenfs consigned through 2u7 cars; mar kot uul .
and lower sales-tair 10 Good ~ 0JGSJ oVi Nho'0o
Sc So ana ...s fatal for vvesx tbus
far OOO head for time last wecS 3OOov heA
ecetnf consiRped through II cars: market steady anu
unrhau9ed ~aies-Eair Good western Sneop 20 80 y
81 40 Mixed sheep aud Lambs - AOdsi ooi "e''o'
Lambs $3.50 90, -. ,,.oi f,r xras ina, far
Al n0n mead for same last weak 35Oi' heIu
consagned through 1870 cars marSst sleauy VIZ" ~
demand for light grades; other grades du SAFE az
ChnIra Workers s. SO 6SJ o.; Mixed Grassy ~
Good MEDIUM and Heavy 50 lo0S5 ZV llsS oui ~ v"
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NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER o. 1881

Low Mdasg 9Jc Good Ordinary. g1tsc.: net receipts
lGt bales: 2Z62 haes; exports Coastwse. l2oo
bales sales 1000 last evening l,l00 bales stock.
554SS bales
SAVANNAH. Sept. 22-Cotton quiet, Miidiing. 0Tc;
Low Middng 9ssc; Ordinary Ssc.; net receipts.
zoos bales; gross loo bales; exports Coaswise. 4s
bae,i sales. 100 bales last evening LOO bses stock.
37D42
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ErROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Sept 2o-Tallow Prime City duh at All. coTr
Mixed ew steady at SID
LONDON sept 22-PIoluce Refined Petroleum. I'd a. sd
per gel -
ANTWERP. Sept. 22.-Petroieum Fine Pale American. 40
francs 80 centmes paid and seller Wc0xs Lard closed at
lO7 francs IS centimes per 100 kllOs
BREMEN sept. 22-PetrOleuin. marks 20 pfeDnings
HAyRE sept 22Wicoxs Lard closed at o5 francs and 81
30 kiOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO. Saturday. Sept 22 1888.

Bullion valued at $780, 900 was received in New
York on Saturday from the mines. making total
Tor the week of $32s,66l 93.
The total sales of mining stocks at the New, YORK
Mining stock and National Petroleum Exchange
the lasL week were officially reported at 222,OOO
che
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The remarkable ease flor September in the local
honey market was continued ali last week, ana
loaf despite shrnkage in values Tor some securi-
Ties which caused careful scrutiny ana some re-
Modelling of collateras. The action OF the bankslh
ufther expansion OF 81. 100000 IN their loans was
y important factor in the situation ne noo Sc
bent of the Treasury of about 81 OOO,Ooo LOT
sends Of the 12lst call also had Us effect vet with
Wat the banks net gain from the Sub Ireasnty,s
eperations was only $500, O00 aud yesterdays
Element shows loss OF sos 600 in specie ana
bartender. Yesterdays Incoming steamers
Foneht $500. 900 francs ts470,000l IN gold. but
Nat must pass through the Assay Office and be
70 for by the Sub Treasury before 1t reaches the
Snks and the money market The domestic ex-
shaages on New-York at the south and East nave
!sled against this city-NewOrleans, 90 GEMS as
cunt for commercial and 81 premium for bank
Mvsnnah, ssa IL discount; Charleston la Is dis
seont and Boston. 37G35 cents discount Al CHI
Szo and ST. Louis the latest quotation was par.
ne foreign exchanges ruled dull all the week. put
Se market was strong, and actual rates were
SSlfher and closed on the basis OF % Szi2 snu
1852 respectively, for long and short sterling.
4 me transaclion in stocks at the Stock Exchange
~ week amounted to 2,3l2.967 shares against
Soao502 shares for the preceding week. Inc
tsutes Tor last week do not reflect generai sc-
WHY -Four stocks contributed zoos 600 shares
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Drouosels.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS.
ed proposals Will be received by the undersigned az
the cOmuanys ONCE at Washington Penn. until MOndsy IL
October 10, for the graduation sonry and t9nne %
sections 81 40 A. A. i3 and IA OF the ONO
ana Baltimore Short Line Railroad Western DIVISION OF inc
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Plans and SPECIFICATIONS NAV
al above named ami blank forms for pro-
posals obtained 9ppicaon Bidders I'll be required 20
furnish evidence Of their ability 20 perform the
which their proposals are male and VIII be required
work within fifteen day nom the date nouce Is
furnished allotment Of work The company reserves
~ -" Z IL IRWIN.
Chief Engineer
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TIP TOP SILVER MINING COMPANY

Ioeauon Of pal place business Francisco Call
iornla-
Location of works, Yavapa County Arizona Territory
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that, at ameeting Of the
p,i NJ directors held the 10th day OF August 1855 An
as@sssment no - OF TWEEN rY-FlVE l25l CENTS per
See Was evied upon the capital stock OF the Corporation
payabe immediately in United states god cSln 70 me sec
AT the Office the company Room a. Nevada Bocs
No j Montgomery street. San Francisco Catornia on an
csTaoaes Of stock san Francisco and AZ the
FarInes Loan and Trust Company No ~ and y. william
sree New.York city, all certificates Issued Al
ANY stock upon which this shall remain unpaid
49, m
MONDAY, THE TwENTY-FoURTH t2ith) DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1888.
~ no aepauent and for sale at public auction
nd payment made before will DO sold on Mon "a
the TWF.N'TI.r ECOND t22d) day OF OCTOBER 1855 u
nav Tho together with cost OF adver
Using aud safe BY oider Oh the Board OF DHec
tors. urNpv MEAS Secretary.
oalc,-Room a. Nevada Block, NoSOs Montgomery street.
san Francheo. California
NEw.Y YORK. Sept ~, 1883
THE annual meeting OF the St0cknoners o .,
fhe Mount Pleasant Muing COMPANY lor 'he eec1 ~
rnsteea and the trans or other business VII 10
M 40 lS WaLst Az, New-fork cay on
The hi day OF october proAimo at ~ ocio W
hooks Will close 18th septemoe and remain
anti the lth Of October JAMES u. HAocE' FIe'i"en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
~
SUNDAY, Sept. 23--P. VI.

SUNDAY, Sept. 23-P NJ
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise ut New-1ork last week SHOW
.0aller movements IN both exports and imports
than did those of the corresponding weeks OF 1857
and 1881. and the balance for last week shows no
sppreciably favorable comparison with the week OF
last wear and a decidedly unfavorable COM
panson with the week of 1881. The i'm
nor,s last week (S9,972. OLD were 1921, 295
mailer than for the week of 1882 and were $780,
ss4 smaller than for the week OILS The ex-
rSrts last week ($7, O53, 917) were $l07.29f less
than for the week of 1882, and were $1,291, 722
smaller than for the week of 1881 The merchan-
disc and specie imports and exports for the thirty
light weeks Of this year have been as follows:
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY L TO DATE
MERCHANDISE.
,,., 1881 sss ss7q lss2
h1poss. 27S2sosSs 24il57,2O6 25o24s6l5
81 s exports n s45e9o5o slslos7,441 ssss2a44o
SPECIE
Imports; '' s:lssss isss5 .3ss s5ss
q exports r. ss6,ss2O7s sO6OS
81 Smpoiis -" ....... s4O23ll37 ..--.....-.-
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
eleIports 49,. s7s55472s s9O,sO6.SO4 sSS.4l5Oi3
The commercial situation last week developed no
new or important features.
Although the movements of flour, grain and pro-
visions by the railways east from Chicago last week
were distributed more evenly than usual it reflects
the important effect the business OF the old lines
Of the opening of the two new lines The total tom
sage Of last week IN the articles named was l,37O
tons smaller than that of the preceding week;
HOe7 tons more than for the week of 1882, and
s7s2 tons less than for the week of 1881. Com
pared with the preceding week the two old Wander
bilt lines carried z5i tons less; the two Pennsyya-
ma hines 1888 tons less; the Baltimore and OHIO
l.7S7 tons more; the Grand Trunk 625 tons more;
the Nickel plate 1913 tons less, and the
Enc 2.O40 tons less. Although there is a
rain on the tonnage for the week of 1882 of 81 OCT
IONS the old lines gained oDlg 1918 tons, ana
compared with the week of 1881 they lost 1880
tons- The percentages of the various systems Tor
the weeks of three years compare as 1oHOws: \ ne
two Vanderbilts from $3.50 fell to 4O.4 IN 1857 ana
10 3l.2 IN 1888; the Pennsvlvanlas two INES from
1871 in 1881 rose to 40.S in 1882 ana fell back 10
80 IN 1888: the Baltimore and ONO from % ID
1851 fell to Go in 1882 and rose TO 9.S IN 1888;
the Grand Trunk from l0.4 in 1881 rose 10 l23 III
1882 and to 1874 In 1883. The movements oil the
last several weeks show that whatever is the
amodnt of business done the old lines have 10 sur
render to the two new competitors from ~ 10 50
per cent of the 100 per cent which before was
divided between them and the figures show that
about the whole loss falls upon the two old Wander
bit lines.
The following table shows the tons and per-
eentages shipped by each of the railroads east OF
Chicago. lof -four grain and provisions Tor the
week ended last Saturday, III comparison with the
same week of 1882 and 1851
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THE DuxKN MINING COMPANY, ,

No 80 BRoAD.sT., NEw. YoRK. sept H. 1888.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH a RESOLU ZION
ed by tho Board OF Directors on the 6th OF septem
cr an pursuance bylaws notice - hereby gwen nat
meeting Of stockholders viii be held at the ONCE OF he
Leadvile COL on the 10Th dsv OF
n,cr a IL oc noon tho OF eecting seven
decor and for transactng such other business AZ may
@ afors The meeting The polls to remain from 10
N m Transfer books close september 20 and reopen DC
. T. W. n55o THOS /. CH0LLAR, secretary
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Not only was the refined market strong last wees Du
prices raised Il cent per gallon 10 SS8~S p, III
York sl49s3sc III Philadelphia and Baltimore aecor1
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Uhaftelb otpItInDtf 6f'I-'"'"
In the teeth OF the "bearish news from the OH uis
trcts the petroleum speculation last week displayed re-
marsable strength. considerable amount oil =" long
oil was sold aud at mes frequent "bear' raids were
made on the market by Western operators me %
dropped below 81 IA. AMI after specnlatlye WIS, IN
Friday 70 81 IVA the market fell on 10 n l3-2of
prices would NOT be unnatural in view of the temporary
nhase of the statistical position. but the weeks opera
Hons have made a large short" interest without
weakening apparently. the confidence OF the D Ious
party Ireguary OF prices promised but no eeliou
depression Is justified by the condition OF the trade
Inc range Of prices and the total dealings for the
.raak IN Ne q York were "a fOOWB:
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Aucllon Sales OF Real estate
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. %, 1883.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FEaS
NFW.YOgK CITY.

NutIlOlt O"'S' ~ "N''' N"'"'N'
A DRLAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE sHINNECoCK HILLS,
TOWN OF sOUTHAMPrON. l. l.
Adrian H. Muller y will sell al auction SATURDAY.
October 20 O'Clock, at the Exchange sales ROOM No.
III BToadw.y
ny ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
sHINNECOCK HILLS.
The Of land situate between Pecome and shlnnecock
RAYS Town II southampton suffolk COunty, L. L. contain
ing bOut 00D ares OF upland meadow AMI land under
water together with ~ebonao Neck and Ram Island
Inc Long Island Railroad runs through the property.
A. BOWMAN. President
Further particulars the office OF the Auctoneers No
Pinc-st.
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Ocean Gtea nsrs.

NCHOR LINE. U.s.. Mail Steamships.
N sail from New YORK. every saturday Tor
GLASGOW via L0NDO$DERRX.
From Pier 20. North River.
CIRCASSIA. Sept. % p. IN. ANCHORlA, oct ~ D. on.
ETHIOPIA....Oct6 a. N. BOLIVIA Oct ~ ) L. a.
CABIN passage. SEQ to $50. second Cabin, $40
STORAGE outward. SIS. prenaid. 81
LIVERPOOL AND QUEESS TOWN SEBViSE"
From Pier Al. North River a.,
BELGRAVIA saiIs Saturday. september 20, p. n
FUKNESSIA satls SATURDAY. October - : 2. m
CITY OF ROME sails Saturday. october 20 D. ~.
CABIN passaye SEQ $780, according acc0mmoiaoG3
second Cabin AMI Steerags as above go -
Anchor Line Drafts s3Ied 40 lowest rates are plt F'' d.
charge In IN gan1 scotland All Greilnl
For passage Cabn Pilus, Book % Tours &C, apo.y5o
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. lowing Gieen.
BORDEAUX LINE.
Id New and direct line u the oIJh OF France
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -.
CHATEAU LEOVILLE 1000 tons ....--....sat sept -
CHA iEAU LATTE 1000 tons Wed oct -
From Prentices stores" BelE Wa-st. Ferry Br0oxyn
Travellers for France. spain AMI italy PgreneeA PaL
&C. will and expense bT taking tnls Ehe
Cabin (includlng wineh 500 steerage, s25.
For passage apply 10 ,,,nor,t ,>-cy, ,e r..x..s+
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Hllnina.

rs Of the Rappahannock Gold Mining will be held
a, ojcs 80 Broadway To- Tuesday septem6er
o. M n M for directors for the ensuing
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Brooklnn iJropertp for Sale ano 90 Ee

FIRST-CLASS furnished brown stone house
n orr "TIe hin" TO the board OF three persons;
.'erences r,,nuirei Address VAUDEVILLE.
p o. Box 3iS2. New York.
ELEGANT four-story brown-st0ne house for
IL sale. price, $S.UOU Inquire 2On Washington-aVe
brooklyn.
NOR SALE-VALUABLE FACTORY PROP
erty Bruoklyn. T. De- wharfage IL lots. brct Build
MA undant ,o y,tar 5Dhls L! lots ali lails IA
inproved ierlte. terms eLsy. KELSEY x 81 Y
DAN, No. 90 Broadway. Brooklyn. T. d.
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Gounlrp lJrOpertp for Sale an1 90 Let

MADISON n. J.-FOr sale, country seat oil
~ ~ acres large d0nhie house 40 lerl PROVE n5lts
arre barn and stable hInlspne lava OrIl ne M treAll
sl,fubbery. abundance OF choice rait = hDDG ~ 90.
FARM. 36 acres, for sae.-2 miles from
~ Spring Valley. I hour from city good buildings and
Trait Do abundance price - 1000. Apply TO 90 s,, -
4. QUACkE BUSH 035 SHAVE.
T1IFGANT COUNTRY PLACE-ln Dan
IL bury belonging TO the estate 81 the late Cooles
\ l. lille, BetntiU house, IN thorough repair ana con
p,ertlv arran god nnely ani he3thfdY situated Win
% water best SAINT Try plumbing aud all modern improve,
walk from tn railroad depOts superb
shade trees productive fruit tee. handsome ground mower
mi vegetal,le gardens Inquire OF Granville NJ
WHITE. IlJ West 3Ith-st, or Oh Mrs. CHARLES }.
DEMING, lanDurv, Conn
LOR SALE-The best and finest hotel on
L 0n1da Lake furnished nniurnished; business the
year round great bargain terms easy Apply or address
H. BRAYTON. North Bay, y. V, Box IO-.
arrange On. d. REAL ESTATE SPE-
RallhrnceA slle AT slt tlrlslst AMI untur
pished y.cinity III dopots. HAMILTON FULLER3 Pine
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN
" Between New. YORK and Hayre. ~ =.
Companys lnew No AZ North RIVER foot OF Nortons
travellers by this avOd both transit by English rai.
way al the OF the Channel IN ,nai
boat Lowing the c0mpanys dock az a9is
direct Paris arrival OF steamers Baggage checked az
New. York through to Paris go. 80 n -
LABRADOR Collier .... W e'lnesosy O.| o u =. W,
cheeks payable sight In amounts to SUIT on the Banque
Transatli antique OF Paris
or ght and passage apply 10
y. bowling
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The totals of each article carried by all the rail
osds m fine weeks of three years were as follows;
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-10
ELECTION In IOWA.

DEsMoINES, Oct. 9.-The reports
will be late as in this State no counting
of votes is done until all the poles are
closed, and most of the poles kept open
till O'Clock, and some Of them till s
o'clock. 1t is a long ticket all over
the State, so that the count will be
slow as well as late. In the city of
Desmoines at 3 p. III. nearly as many
votes have been poiled at m ost Of the
precints as had been cast last year.
The indications are that the polls Of
the State will be as large as that for
President in 1880. All of the reports
received up to this hour indicate
good order, and no cases of disturbance
have been reported.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-10
BIG FIRE AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 9.-Memphis
had, last night, destructive fire origin.
ating in Cole & Co.'s oil, paint, door,
sash, window and blind store, No. 81
and 80, Union st. The fire burned
with such furiousness that the firemen
were unable to confine it to the build
ing, and Greenlaw's to east was ignited
and completely destroyed. Cole g.
Co.'S loss on stock is 10000, insured
for about. $4,000. The building No.
39,owned jointly by Peoples Insurance
Co. and the estate of Jno. Greenlaw
was valued at $4,000, insured for
$4,000 building No. 81 owned by
Mrs. T. f. Greenlaw, the Opera House
owned by G. B. Peters and Peoples
Insurance Co., G. B. Peters and also
two stores in the northern portion of
the massive building, two south stores
owned by Campbell Wallace of Atlanta,
Ga. were detroyed. Loss on the Opera
House building about $50, ,000, insurance
unknown but light. Two stores in
south wing, occupied by the Memphis
Lumber & Manufacturing Co., escaped,
but serious loss was sustained in NOV
ing stock. The fire created intense
excitement and drew out the entire
population.
A later despatch says that the total
loss by the fire last night will probably
reach Sl50,000. Cole & Co.'S loss
estimated $4,000.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-10
YELLOW FEVER.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-Picayune'o
Mobile Special says Board of Health re-
ceived this afternoon such advices from
Brewton as led to advice the
establishing Of quarantine against that
place. No agreement apparently has
been reached as to character Of Disease
but it is fatal and spreading and pressure
strong for quarantine laws. DR.. Fords teo
leoraph3 from BreWton this evening,
deaths from malarial fever 81 nee third
inst. thirteen cases under treatment.
The Daily telegraph., 1883-10-10
QUARANTINE RE-ESTABLISHED.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-A special
to the Picayune from Mobile, Ala.
says: On recommendation of the
board of health, the port authorities to-
night re.established quarantine against
Pensacola. Information from reliable
parties received that, owing to indigna-
ton expressed by the people and press
of Pensacola against the physician who
discovered yellow fever, the medical
fraternity find it safe not to report to
the board of health. The statement by
that board therefore is not regarded as
satisfactory, especially when physicians,
during the past two weeks, reported
fever to resemble disease prevailing at
Brewton and to have been fatal in large
number Of cases.
A Times. Democrat special from
Montgomery says:
DR.. Cochran State health officer
telegraphed from Brewton As
follows: One death with black vomit
Sunday, one yesterday; 3 black vomit
cases on hand and other cases Of
prevailing fever. Since noon new
cases reported, and also the death of
Col. Il. Brewton. Quarantine riged.
Trains do not stop at Brewton.