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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

among the dead and missing at Java. - Two
vessels have returned safely from the Grand Banks
- Another Irish consprator was arrested at
Glasgow - About 5000 Frenchmen have gone
to GoritZ to attend the funeral of the Comte de
ChambOrd. - There have been 2731S deaths
from cholera IN Egypt since the outbreak of the
epidemic. 60 Ant-Jewish riots are reported
from Hungary.
DOMESTIC Stephen A. Douglas, son of the late
ex-senator Douglas. of Illinois, is seriously III at his
home in Chicago 60 Frank James gave testl-
mony in bis own defence at Galatin, No., on
Friday night. - he authorities of Dodge CITY,
Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad. passed ordi-
nances against gambling on Saturday 49, Ste
phen Harris, attempting 10 take possession
of the Quidnlck Mills in Rhode Island. was
menaced with death By Ex-Governor Sprague.-=
There has been marked Improvement in the Ar
kansas cotton crop
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A prisoner charged with
completely in the Northampton Bank burglary was
arraigned before Police Jnstlce =, Duffy
on saturday. - Bootjack. Aranza, Monitor,
Sister, Strathspey and Jim MeGowan won
Baseball CLUB beat the Providence nine. -
discrepancy of $4,000 was discovered
in the accounts of Custom House clerk -
10 the final heats of the professional rowing
regatta on the Passaic, Hosmer won -
A match for the championship of
the world at balk-Iine billiards was
arranged between Jacob Schaefer and Maurice
YignauI. - Gold value of the lega-tender
silver dollar (412l2 grainsl. SO cents - Stocks
were feversh and fuctuatng, but closed with large
advances on yesterdays prices.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
Office of The TRIBUNE or by mail. Price, cents.
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In its issue of yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented numerous features of especial interest,
and all Its departments were crowded with lmpos-
tant news, editorial literary, and other matter.
Some leading articles were the following;
Foreign.specal cable letter about political social
The volcanic epons In Java, the Newfoundland gales,
aud miscellaneous events Throughout. the world.
Washlngt0n.-General news from tile various ueparE
ments OF Government.
Leading Cite,-special Geographic letters on promi-
fan s.eS' OF the week In Boston, chicago ""S cd"
Summer lResorts-TRIBUHE correspondence about in
edents and arrivals at leading summer resors
me Northampton Robbery.-Fu account OF an impor-
rant arrest in this city, -
nusancos looking for missing husband, r0nce aHalrs
seo general news of the day in this city and vicinity.
sports-Fu account Of the opening OF the September
son OF racing at Coney Island aud ohersports on lana
smother interesting addition controversy over the
oeSsn OF the famous confederate raider.
a. ahe Churches-News Of the return OF pastors rom
The Fire Record.
Dr. Fischers Disappearance.
The Outlook for Realty.
Notes from London-Letter from G. W. g. on personal
literary and miscellaneous topics. -.
'9ooent describing the solitude OF lie on Mount Plnos
wid.SSs cy BadiogmThe process; OF slv'nhnS
s"owone excursion party and described by specia
heDonads Psai1soenes and experiences in the Flat
hs.A
st,c County, described by TRIBUNE correspondent
va the Northwestern Survey party
.Donesuo espondence.-Letters from TRIBUNE
E aSesPondents about Marshfed and the "Old Oaken
vke topics In Connecticut Florida "Out OF season.
SsTnosopny At Concord, and Dakota farm lands
xsIee Bourbon Women.-Letter from Paris corre-
3onoent OF The TRIBUNE how the Elder Branch OF
renea koyslists has had Its made and uarred.
ppro8dway Note Book.-Persona notes and notions OF
hound. ss' YIN '"sA " ss' Wv
s. an Ambitious Observation-Disclosures of Edgar Faw-
new novel OF New-York society.
~ aud New Milford Picturesque notes OF history or
sumous Pennsylvania town.
areN Publications Review Of Robert Perceval
~Mssrs Life Of Sir William Rowan Hamilton"
Acadia
vven In the Appraisers Office.
<,ooing TO TEMPTATION.
eorfoduce the Chinese Drama.
1Anng Train Through the window.
Message Over the Telephone.
HIuenians In Eeg.York
Ahe Best Men for 6ailors
following is q brief summary Of tho principal
Upies Of tho day:
sosElek.-Seversl Europeans are reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,r,rroor Sent I-l2;30 {. m--CotJon steady. Mid
si,n1 GnIands ORLEANS "a a. SAFES fOO" oAos
incIudin~ 1000 soscItuol anJ oKpore reeeiDs oooo
haes Including 800 bales American Futuins-u oahNs
low Midannr clause september ana
aI.o 4.,n do October November Jeh'ery o"'a4u 10
ana December delivery O'Vd 10 Dece anu
Jauuary deyery 5asd do January ana FEBRUARY dsYer
$50 do February and Marcp denverV. o"sAd Futures
steady 80. ,,.,x.n-rn. .s,.. n, IN.
LTyERPooI- Sept 1.-l;3O D. D.-Ceuoh-i"e s<i' " NV
day Included 1850 bale. Amercsn
GALVESTON Sept l.-Cotton steady; Middling. E,sc'
72u balss cross $50 Oass exports 70 ureat Britain.
bales 10 France - pasS 70 tas Conunent' - pAles
10 tns ,naDpsL coAsLmiss- - Oalos. sAst
$3.50 ,alss sLosx. 1o32S baie~
NEu.oRRANa Sept. l.-Oorten Hesdy AiddiiEe ~
Law AiadinE 9Asc.l I5Sl OciiaAeJ. NC" R's feSeiSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Sept 2.
The monthly report of the development
work in the oil fields in August published last week,
was less "bearish" than had been expected. The I'M.
favorable features of increase in completed wells, wells
drilling and rigs up and building, and the gain III new
production Offset somewhat by the decline In the
average production per well. This decline in the aver
age well outpat robs the figures OF the development
work of much of their Significance IL ia worth while TO
compare figures for the last three years. bearing
IN mind that the production in August. 1882 latter
Cherry Grove Opened O44 barrels an average
of about 16 barrels per WELL against 4267 barrels last
month or less than II barrels per well The showing is
as follOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
MINES AND INNING.

SUNDAY. Sept. 2-P. W.
The business In mining stock la,t week was some
what larger than for the preceding week but II
was done principally in few OF tho fancles ana
developed no new features. Prices generally ruled
weak and Eastern Oregon had sharp decline
from % To 76 cents. The Leadvle stocks wrrc
exceptionally steady or strong. except LeadvIllo
t,o,upauys SHARES hich wore weak at3S 03o cents.
Tho Comsiocks we're dull and weak, except sierra
Nevada, which show an exceptional gam.
The STANDARD Consolidated Mining Company has
declared its monthly dividend OF 20 cents pee
share, payable on September II at the Farmers
Loan aud Trust Company
SiLgytr PIG IiyIyT EgOTlY1E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

kHW-fOih CliI
sOth ns,,, mo y; zSi ranei, Macsin $50
llsth.st. -, $50 uw OF 3dave, 9Z1lO0lli JosJ y,
sprne Sc, o $50 Joseph West and vile ohm
suliysn.S Nos 20 and 2s2 Charles iiau and
ul TtS 10 vs. ACu SOB TIVE f Of Madscnavo 2j6I5O;
Mary T Kelly TO Ann N Smith. .::........;:;o
Washington Place, S. 2C2.3 tie OF bonroe-9ye. ~
10 Norris. ST. x-irregular Maria y ftyrsi ana =,
another 20 Julia E Berto
2sdst HuSg rs Il Of 7iI.ave is.019s9 Fish to
csth.s rCT iS0 ii Of iit6ave iooIioo 81 William
Noble aud wife to Davis :i . 10
100 ,tIt "a s q l1o OF 20
Ia HsO% SS. IL Of sI.t ST. 20xs0. Francis
io' and VIII, 70 +, w slocuIn ............ 1e
regular G Brown Of q to Root ID SampoeII.,c1 d
Carr referee 70 u Ty o 35d.:i 2o:io5 &C
76.s h,yss' aScio r. Of sdsve. fs7Iio22 Benz
sire and wife to Marin Mackey and snotheT: ~
,ncfnn ard u,te 70 W White ............. -
1lsh-st 429 4 Of Aye,A, l,i9 100 !; .bo"'
ll2thyst g. 1876 IL OF 4th-ave l3.9RlO0.ll; Mary
sherman 10 itcbcock............:.......- 8.
Henry.st No 1863; Mary Keenan, 10 Nell Colgan: 3
A Alexander ave- n cor OF 1885, brl7l. ox-irrcs'
mar; T Fuller and vile TO y q BnTnhan. ;,...r
a7,hsf q 100 IL W OF 2d.aVe. 23alOOSz Jacob -
~ atchia on wife 10 Adj kOschel. 20
I2dst ss 400 II of Sdave o01sS9; JACOB haichie r.
29th-st SIS $50 n " OF 6th-ave 2Ox0s9; II Plalt
and wife TO Ez Cooke y Il ,.,.e, -
72dst . s. 200 II OF l0thave. loOrl022 Green IN
and wife to O Hamilton W
Ave-A, wa 20 II Of l3tn-st 22ioi6S r walker q
l2etbst' No 20 West 24.6rgs.lii Sarah Gleason
and husband TO David uuyler oo -
szd nsr sb aos Psse 70 Mary Finley IL
Madison ave. os. OF hsOf l2zd.st ls.i"o; John %
Same property, + Treacy and vile 70 Spencer
fanning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
Sales bn aurlion.
nuBIIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND

mn NAVY DEPARraESr,l
TO- 1888
In accordance with provisions OF hs "a section OF the
oct of o. UnaDtsr 39 approved August D. 1851,
there wi 10 and &C the Navy has ncfen
stores supplies belonging To the Navy up-
therein and Old articles anu materas
h cannot be pronaOy used by reworking of otherwise
in the construction repair Of vessels their machinery
armor armament equipment Wa Az Portsmouth ~ H.
Senfenber lr Boston, september 70; NewL0ndOn. sep
enbor ~ New.YorE september IS; League lsand sep.
Ssher "a. Washington. October l. Norfolk. october 4:
pensacola september ~ and Mare Island Cali september
"a 1888. ,.--.,- ....... 4. "a. ,,,h.s,
bidder and will commence at 10 @ aud continue rom asy
II necessary anti all the articles sold offered
articles offered De proeurc1 iio
the Commandments OF the Yards, respectively
'N EDWARD 4. NICHOLS,
Acting secretary OF tue Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
o ININL9 Ut HylAVN @tV|N''
BosrON. saturday. sept. i, lSs
Ya,teriav. rs.dal
rRnprANFINANnIAL MAKKErs.

LoNpos sept t-l:aJ % m-AiLntio md GREAT West
crn hr.t mortgage tUsfees ccfhcalcs ~ do secohu
nnfrage rul, iflo D. TO r0nsois. 80. Pennsy
vtu'a teut a. 30 EcadiuE Zb9- Mexican Ortnars iOsg
lO1l..
LoNpOg sept l.-2:Jo 0. m.-NoNNork Central llSls
ff~At ssurr sccod mortgage trustees "etu
cAtss i04 Illinois central Isl 80 ,-
ttfs' per cent iehtc' ~ 80 l4thps
ga centines tor tns account.
b LoSbOV e Lou 2 m.-Par' advice, ouote threo
per a. ~ frAnc, cont ne' Toe tno ~ooou'
The amount OF bullion gone into ths BAnK OF England on
halAuCo luilN - An unn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

l24 bales; gross 178 haIes; oosssvlse IAN
bales: To France. bales: 10 the Continent. - bales
10 Great Britain 2.224 bales: 500 evsn
lux - bales. STOCK. 5l,0o4 Daes
SAVANNAH. Sept l. - Cotton firms Middliux 9iac.
Low MiddlmG 9sc; GOOD Ordinary Sslc.i receDts.
i75 oaes gross ,175 bales exrorts coastwise -
baies 10 the Oontincut baess TO Great Britain. -
oales sales. 5OO Daes last oales socx o,42o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
Guropean Advertisements.

n JERJG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAL.
I iHDig S,rest and cheapest Moatnavorng STOCK ZOE
sonDs Made Dish es and sauces
x-T,yDTC C0UPANY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT
4 N inyaluabs and palatabe Tonic IN al cases %
- tieeston aud debility. ltlsa success sn1
Noon for which Nations should fcel CRATE H. Sc
D"Me,ieaI Press Lancet" British Medical
Journal" eto
CTFpIG C0NPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
l Caution-Genume ONLY with fac-simile OF baion
Ilebigs signature, In Blue lnk across LsDe .,o,.
This Caution is necessary, owl1g 70 VARIOUS
chsa1 and inferior substitutes being In the Mar
keL
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACI OF MAI -;
4 10 be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers ana
chemstA Sole Agents for the United states whole
sale only, c. DAVID Co, Neutrality-suspicious.
London, England. 49,, ,,.s a. va,,ar,aet
Acser Msrysil a Condit McResson Robbins a. h q ~
Thnrbsr Co and Messra w. II. Schieuelin q 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
miscellaneous.

RTISTIC WALL Notwithstanding
n 1872 90 900 rolls Fine Gold Paper 25 cts per roll;
10 paper ~ roll; nne Gold shades 81 per pair.
Houses and stores palntsn papered and kalsomlneu.
JAMES W. COATES. 2S5 Hudson ST., beio" spring
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUES for parlor,
1 lawn and Monumensl purposes landing For sale
by AUGUSTUS TABkR BROS, importers. ia "ator.se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sASFRAScIsco. saturday. Sept l. 1888.
Ye,terdar. To-day
Yn.lsrdaY. Te.day

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN New
YORK on Saturday from The mines, making to'al
for the week Of $2240OO.
The total rates of mining stocks at the New YORK
Mining Stock and National Petroleum Exchange
tIe past week were officially reported at l3o,2el
KhareN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. TEL2a sAPH.

CHICAGO sept. 1.-The Drooers Journal reports Hogs-
Peceipts 5000 shipments $500 market STEADY Prices
PACKING 81 7jof5, Packing and shipping 50 TO- Light
S. 3UQ4G Ssips s. rs 0S4 80 800 . -,
Cattie Receipts 5000. shipments BOOB msrket STEADY
Loss Common Medium 81 0sb
Sheep-Recep 40 shipments 1000 market STEADY
saies-luierior Fair 81 76As3 CO. Good -, Choice
81 10. - n ooc -,
gUFFALO Sept. 1.-C1'ns-Receipts today 2,OOO head.
toia Tor week thus 5000; for same tne last week
oIU gned through 4iO cars nothing doing feeling
Sieep-Eecepts today COO; total for the weoS thu
far % 900: Tor the time last week idOOJ neal
consigned through lS IN good demand but prices
lower sale. Fair Coco Clipped ~ 9$j; Choice TO
Fancy 20 $3.50 90; Lambs So % ~. =,
Hoss-PeceiDts TO-DAY 1000 hcat total - Nesk thu' a
head time last week 10000 heaf rouhs ne
through 1877 quiet and unchanged Sses-1oo
10 Choice Workers. Goes 81; GTsssor5 neglected. Good
Medium and Heavy So 40 ass 90; Pigs s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Sept. I-BacOh "a nDsrAai CIT ABA Short
Rlb ga PORK Prime Meas o6Ji IN Nsstsrn lAL Lara.
Prime Ne.tera 48Ud cheese A usricin 1Hct bljd lar
penuue s1!nGS 3IOL 44j4 gef c6y Dc
American. 5reIi.tlts-JOrn. 80 for sew Mlxsi Vest
eru OtilfOraiA /. = u 70
yOtG Tor CaliOrna 40 5lUiDjfi Tor hsi Hl1tsr Pos
7OOd CRa1la1 Bntte 6JDoi t0r f1)i U1iG
ca 9JOUL fOr most DO Beet 1871 Tor EktrA
lndIa Ness
LONDON sept 1-spirit, ru-DsnunG 81 81 CAcnti
ADO Qu4rLsE Lussed Dl. 60 ~ Dszj %
per tua. rauoS obe O,t cHG 9sIIsI rsse'is.u- 6fdo
20. psrgi
bnKMEv seft l.-Wilcoxs Lard cO341 AZ 40 MARKS %
ufennnes per 40 l1& PetrOeun. MARKS 30 pienmngA
ANTWERP sept l-WilcoXs Lard closed At ~ francs o.
ceptlmes pat Petroleum Fine Pale American ~
rancs IS eentlmes paid and 10 francs 10 eennes sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

There was smaller volume Of business transacted at
the Petroleum Exchanges last week in the previous
week, although that dull one. The trading was
almost entirely professional and the market was more
entirely at mercy of tie wnins changing positions
of spectators thar il has for time. Operators
early "dscountcd" the Cifect OF besrisn monthly
report and the market was weak down TO 81 06i4
against 81 OLA tue preceding Saturday, and 81 O7
at the opening Later recovery followed 10 81 O0ao
what seemed to be only the covering OF "shori" AT
the close the market had resumed weak
and unsettled tone. although the hna price
records "a gain Of l There seems 20 be
no change the speculative situation from week
The only immediate "Dnliish" influence is the
advance In refined oil; but that market IA entirely In
the control Of manipulation that ad vance day
as likely as not TO followed by heavier fall the next
Traders ia the main expecting decline; the public
is not interested the market and the only sustaining
element is tine that certificates appear sun 10 bo
lodged In strong hands.
The range or prices and the total dealings Tor the
week in New York follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

Powdered s7sanc Granulated, s1l.i6c Mould ~ 80
7.i6cs Confectionery "a" ai4cI Standard A"Ss0sH
7isS7 Sc; 90" osaGo1c; Yellow; 6a6iac
sTEARiNE-very dull and prices somewhat no nlnaI
Choice Western quoted lOsi CITY oieomargernt
w-Abouf Steady and quist Prime City quoted ~
&c.; sales 10000 10, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Sept. 2-P. ".

SUNDAY Sept. 2-P NJ
The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise at New-York for last week
again make comparison with the results of the
movements for the same week of the preceding two
years, which are favorable to the port The ex-
ports exceeded the imports $49l All, against ex-
cesses of imports over exports of $3.50 1913 and
$1.S16,97O respectively for the weeks OF
1882 and 1881. The imports last week
(Bs, 1871 ,SO2 were $1,931,575 smaller
than for the week of 1882, and
were $41s.93s smaller than for the week of 1881
The exports last week rs, 623 1913 were 81 4O9 100
greater than for the week Of 1882, and were
81, $50 603 smaller than for the week of 1881. Inc
merchandise imports for the thirty-iive weeks oil
this year have been 500 sos 5O3 less than for the
same period of 1882 and S19,427,395 greater than
for the period of 1881 The exports for the thirty
FIVE weeks of this year have been $15.2S9,7O2
more than for the same time in 1882 and 1881
s73 smaller than in 1881. Hence the balance
against the port on tho merchandise movements OF
this year $77, 1866 is S44 9ss. 205 smaller than
at this date in 1882, hut is $35. 759.2G8 greater
than at the same date in 1881. The specie move
ments Of the three periods. however modified the
balance that the net balance 1877, 100 70N, against
the port on the movements of this year Is only
IS, 0G6.203 smaller than the balance at this
date 1882, and is $19.O11,s $40 greater than the
balance at date. 1881. 1t is worthy of note. how
ever, that the time has now arrived when the COM
PARSONS of the weekly merchandise movements
with those of 1881 ust make afavorabe showing
to give much credit to the country. Ii was WIN
the last of August. 1881, that the tide of commerce
turned against this country.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM JANUARY ! TO DATE.
MERCHANDISE.
1891 1882. 1883.
Imports s293 036 S342 '4O,93l $3l2.54243l
Exports 4,l56745 2l9.530l73 234,S24Sfo
Imports in -,-..c
OF exports. S3se5s.2SS l227O5,f6l s1fflooo
SPECIE.
EfportS........-.. f,SJ5,oSo 4L,54c'o<S AV'~f''1O
Imports in 400
OF exports. S297OO,537 olfS
Exports in
OF too,SfSeOi
MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Imports IN . - son 90,
Of exports S6S.7lSS2J SS2S@b,VOf s'f'fo"'ua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

The low price to which oil fell in consequence of the
enormous pro iucion OF the Cherry Grove district
checked development work for the last of the of
1882 that future comparisons will be more fair when
compared with 1881. For convenience of reference We
append the figures from August to the end OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
REAL ESIA1 u.

NEw-YoEK. Saturday, Sept. l. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroOm to-day:
Blu Richard v Hdrnsu Il Co.
! 3.story brick dwelling, with lot 40 $50 West 23d- 49, 90
AZ 50 W 6th-svf. lot 25I9S3 John Z beeier s35OOO
l sIory brlcK dwelling. with lOt No j4S West I'D
&C., ~ 1oo "oo' $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

~ s;ye that they measured at harvest time
% mucn hnsnels as the whole would have DONE and
fsmn ahhi much better price than the crops from
pr r9asborng orchards which grew crowded.
- From satisfies gathered by The Drainage Jour
-, u appears that on July there were 1884 TILE
ss,or,es in this country, mostly at the West, with
,,tal of So 339, PSI, and employing 12l07 men.
Tns number Of tile made last year was 270OI3963
In msn laid 2647; estimated value of product,
m ~ s62 r26. Figures of 1879 and 1880 are also
Ssao and they show great increase III this bust
80 since that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

The gauge of the Cooper tract on September J. shows
a slight increase in production over the previous week
The figures Production, 1888 barrels from III
wells completed IL wells drilling; IL rigs up and
buildng IL wells torpedoed" during this week
The pipe for the the last few days as Is usual at the
end every month. heavy and the result for the
month will show a small excess over deliveries. 1t Is
doubtful there Will be any important increase
stocks in August II these figures taken any
OF index the subject The figures 10 the latest
date follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

The paturai strengCh OF the Tctnod petroleum market
allowed u exhibit itself last week resulted In
advancing prices "a g GEMS per gallon Closing prices
were New.YOrk 7Aa77sc.; Philadelphia, 7ao07a4c.;
Balti;n ore, rs a74c. per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03

rotn tjr ina dsT l"V
= Buyer sos seller 90; ! seller 10.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-02-07

nshr b. Bbds Flas Hnrzbez ausse<
a; Su !0oases.l, ut Nabr.ae1n
=. 69sbt 81 gtt.r ~ s.<,,a5 NIB
lllal Settp1ta. =
I ! 8sszba1, l. 6lh 81 eiiau 6a5aiiff Il
- lB|in5 n5ll5t aa1tane,as.
md III eia 6sA r. nd eiuer I'D I'D
hn etaabssltt il1at aater X. arb.i:;al,ern
tieA azis; 2s:ss;t5saea jiab Sab.si nm.
'uea anS seAten gertetans,s 81,
~ aetraqem SifsE g Es7fg5t2
! aas 6eru8, bu 3anptjt tssss e5n,
tilfl5ben 26aissis aorea, fouzzti cine
b ss ffabelbft: n1senbf Ra@ri4t Die
x5nisia. sa& nor einisen @pxateu
|sarab aailaI ermerbeh f|ssm iollte,
|le nl# rar nab asa 2eben, |oubcrn bai
|usa1i i1sn fierii3en elin5ua IN 81.
6aapt5 sebalteu. Dr Batter bes
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