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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06
LIVE srocK MAnKEr-By TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Oct t-C1ie- receipts tO.d,y 800 head total
for thus 800 head for last week. 10000
hea cOnsgn ed through $50 MARKET dull AMI lower
Good to ClOcc shipping steers. - JodS) 3d.
StSep-Recepts to-day 800 heat total for week thus far
IL 90 head tmc last week Is 900 heal;
through o23cs markc active and higher Medium TO GOOD
- 5dSl 90. Canada Lambs. ~ sOdSt 80.
HoqsReceips tly $500 1elL total for week thus far
3I0Jl heat for same time last 5000 neal con
signed through 1872 market quiet and higher GOOD 10
Cnoce lorss 50 30 80 so Butchers Grades - 90 %;
Pas. 81 5aei 80.
CHICAGO. oct 4.-Ias DrDcsrS JournH reports: Hoqs-
Receipts 5000 aclt shpmrnts $500 hea market brisk
ana Toe higher Rough Packing 81 jOa "a 9l Packing
and SppIn 81 " sJ SJ Light 80 0s5 3ji Sklps IS 70
GSt 30
Ctns-Receips LOO head shipments. 800 head mar.
ke duh Export Grades ri 600t7 20; Good 70 Cloico
Shipping 81 30 a IS 6J Common % Medium II O0G$5 90,
Grass - 2j0Si 90
ShesO-Receipts ZOO shipments. 500 market weak;
Inferior 10 Fur 81 0OGf3 80; Medium 70 Good. s275S
S3 90 Choice Extra 10 5OGsf no Lambs. neal 80 %
Gs4 20: Texas Sheep - COZ - 80
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4--Ldftis- Receipts. 400; shipments.
LOO: market quiet Exports So 4Da 10 Good 10 Choice
shipping - g a s6 80; Common Medium - 50Gs5 SOB
Grass Natives, ~ O)0Si IS; Grass Texans IS 500
- u. -
Shee0-Receipts. 300 shipments 300 Common to Ne.
dun - 20 00 Fair 10 Choice SO a$3 10 Lambs SO 81
di4 90; Texans, ~ U0dt3 %.
Hegs-Receipts, 800 shipments, 20lO: market stea ~;
Workers. "a 80 Is co. Packing 65dS5 co. Heavy g. 10 q
so 20.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW'lORK, saturday. OCT. 4.
BEEvES-Rcceipts AZ Of 72O head Of which Is
cars Export Steers rs saugeies direct and12
cars sac Cattle Very lit trading at jersey city. Scham
berg Co. sold II Virginia steers 1879 IT, at l2c 56 IN.
less ST. 10 do, 12l3 TO- a lOc and do 200 TO- at lOi4c
The CITY OF h"m> gets OF to-day with LOCO quarters OF Beef
and 300 ~ Nut and the trcasa with 234O
quarters OF Bc and 900 Mutton all for Joseph
Eastman.
CALVES Reccpts were II head at 6OLst and head
h Jersey city Nothing doing Of importance tor lack Of
ngs Feeling steady.
SHEEP AND EiMBS-Receipis were u cars Of 44o6
h'ad-l4 cas- at Jer ey y and at GOths T0a fot
tlcw01 jO3~i hesd again { J3,J head asst wcek Thce
was MO lera'e v market 40 much the same pr os a.
prevailed ye."rlay Poor 10 Prnc III O. cola AZ ZxDOc;
oInnOI Ia PRIME LAM. VI 5s0ja Win OF Choice
Cin1da stock sod ~ Jmd buckingham at - 90 Min d
o $50 Il at iat,t
sa,s p s. kase sold 23G Canada Lambs 10 ~ at Jiac IL
j. r. sadlcr & co. sold. ~ Kentucky sheer, 100 ~ at
~ j2b Sa do 40 H. NJ sac II Oh do loo ~ NJ tc 1873
kentucky serp and Lamb, mixed - \, at Ac t31 Canada
Lamb. 10 70. al i2c - ,cnucky do % 10. at 4',c.
10 rcnpsyvana do II h. at De- 2s Western sheep IS 10.
nj 3L'c. 10 Pennay lvanado. los NJ, ut SC
j. ~ Pldcock sold ~ Illinois sheep lU7 ~ nj 5c 200 VIZ
GINA do y 10. o. 3'sc l1S western Cua ~ 10 t?yc.
western sheep u No. nt ci 2ls do 30 n. as &c, AMI os
Iaonbcck q Davis sold 200 Canada Lambs rs ~ a 2c
- do 80 H. At 5a. go ~ To- ~ So 2Os do II N at
aud ilo enDsyyania sheep and Lambs 10 u, ~ c
Dcnback Dewey Sold 2lD Western sheep, - n. at &c.
and 1913 Kcnu Ky do o. n, ot4c
Newton uiet sold part vest ray 2Ol Kentucky sheep
20p do 81 ID. a4c 1900 ~ h. at &c. 90 Pennsylvania
sheep snd Lambs ~ h. at 50 IA Ohio Lambs - ~ At De-
HOGS-Recclpts were 26carsOf 3,74 hcad-lS cars at
Jersey cay and iOtst Total Tor the week g. 1913
ryupathy with the Improvement CITY Dressed Common
10 Priuo Live Hogs nOminnly quoted at 54dj sc.
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mn C0tRfA
oOiIuT OlLrAnAus INNS nay

srralnR OpuH -Cn,Hp..s B4ia,l Nan B,nnt first
MuilOn calendar.
ktpkEHE iuhi-GENtHAL Itgi i'cure DAVIS, u. j.
B aity and ithuc Z. J. J 80 aruiof tUr tlftiteT
strhKME tutRf-srKCiAL ILEh -fAhT day caieh-
slrEWr C0rRT- SPECIAL IfW PsI Before oaoine
J-Nus D. &c. Ill. llG III Us l40 IA, IL, III, ia,
100 20 l37 i.s, 1879 l5b 49, 49, lij l8i i 10, ~,
1885 laa 49, IA li2, li al ij, d asa, S!9 o9' 900
~. $40
SufEEnk COURT-CwcuH P,nI I..rcfJro Andrews, j.
Nus sal, 1885,, 1900, 80, $50 .32t -, sol, 5000,
2s4l SOb ii1. 70 - l-Gl Co., 49,, 1919, W. lliH
llA-. nag. lHl6 2fIi, -Il
strHFNE tHf-CR,tn-fNI II-B"iore Eaiitf, -
Nos 1879. @t3I .i. 81 1885, 1873 lao, 4l3. 'U' o
1906 1895, 1854 1873 lsjJ. 1881. 1890 42S, ds! 400
III
SUPREME CoUET-CIEcUu-rlRT III.-Bctore Lawrence.
o. q. a. 2t mis-. 49,. 1862, 2uSI 49, 1870
2l3s .lj6 2lG2 2lG'. 2i1A 1876, l3t 207i 2iSJ OjS
llJO $50 2,lj. lls2.
surG lI -CIEouiT- PANT IiII.-Bcforc Beach j..
No ia" ctlcn lar.
suHuoG,ri's CouRt-Holins. s-Ietltc Of Ann SIX at II
.. ~. VIII o. iIrur.ctfa BiScr IL 4. N.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL IEl9i.-Bciorc O'GormaD, J.
CalcnI &c Ober
srrFroRC ouHI-TEIAL TGgH-P.rr I-Dciorc scdgwics
C. al - TO- III bal 90, 80 5ii, 5in. 80, ~
3d. J7j 81 800 iG4, j sos J7 10 js 57s. 81. 3D.
SUPERIOR ouHr-TGAi TEnM- PAlT II-Bcfo rc Freedman
Nos. jnj l22 jji 81 j4e 49, 49, 554 03G i9o, ii -
52G. -. 30. 800.
COMMON rlRAs-srEcAL TEgA-Beorc Alen. J. Calendar
for october.
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COrrov HARKEr,-iY ryLyIV,P4.

Livrnroo oct 4~-l2.3o p INJECTION steady Nlddliny
Upland- 6a&d do. Orleans j7 5000 bales includ
INK 900 bales for speculation ami cIporn receipts 5000
including Boo bales American FUTURES ru Uplands
Low Middling clause. October delivery 45.Jtdi aso
also 0 43-6Id do. November and December delivery
ii 64d a 50 ihG4d do December JANUARY delivery.
told also A. Sad; also i3Gid do. January AMI Fob.
ruary delivery, isgid also a G4d do February and
March delivery 4-.64d; do March April delivery
b5l.64d also 52-Gid; DO Aprli aud May delivery.
5j.ofd. $500
D. m-C0ton-Thc sales OF the day included G60O bales
American Futures closed quiet: uplands Low Middiing
clause October delivery. 44ttd sellers do October and
November delivery. 425id buyers do November and De
delivery 426sd buyers, do. December and Jasu
. iAUid sellers, do January aud February
delivery 4jGd sellers do February and March delivery
4sIU4d value; do March aud April delivery 5lUif.
value, 10. Apr and May deiive y. 30 SD. sellers
nalygsIOs, Oct. Abolition steady Miiding. gSs Low
Madl1g a. G,,d Ordinary TO- net receipts, ., 81
bales gi0ss "a halcs .1portA " urcat Britain, 300
bz toastwsc bae sales $40 bales stOcs. 80 Dses
sAyASSLn. oct 4:-cotton quiet; Miidlins 9l0 Low
Mfddg gi, Good Ordinary Sc net and gross receipts
Gyiu Dees. kxpors coastwise "a bales sales s7Oo
bales last evening 800 bales stock 30 40 balea
Rfw.OEIYASE uot 4--Cotton firm, Middlink lgl Low
Mdolns ~ ,ood Ordinary e net feosiy Siss
~ France 2t7 baes sals 1000 DAes stock l2ol3 eAss
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and ia moderate demand; City Heavy to Light 61e7c
Pigs NC. LA RDThe market tended lower to-day. fr
sympathy with the West prices broke 3ab points At ht
outset and after few eight reactions closed at the inside
rates Speculation s moderate and there IL ess do
Tor export Sales 500 tcs Western steam spot at 772 IN
store Tor export also $50 tcs 10 arrive cost aud
freight October closing 757d75sc: 5000 tcs November
15ud7bbc. closing 7.50c.; 1000 tcs December 742 a
744c closing 74ld742c; l760 tcs January, 1851 4sc
closing 1895 $50 tea February 750 752c closing SOC
CITY steam arm and quiet sales 10 tcs zoe Refined
BUTTER has not varied materially price with the usual
a3oc State dairy half frkns tubs and pals 20r 2Cc;
Welsh tubs 81 25c Western Imitation Creamery 10 2tc;
western Dairy. 19d 20c: West,rn Factory, 0dl4
CHEkSE-Tbe usual Saturday iradjDs, with no material
variation In price Eastern quoted c fair TO fancy
western Hat "a 3c coppe1 to choice SKINS p d3c.;
night SKINS 7d9c EJGS-Sate II ape; Western.
2lci Canadian. 2Ol2c.
sUGAR-Raw dull at Acc. for Fair ;Rehninng; Cen,rfu.
gal last sold at c 9r go 96 test options were neg
lected Rcfned steady Cut Loaf and Crushed 61sc Cnbes
AS rowSeIsd Gig c'e Gfanuated Gc Moud "A
a" 5'sa 5aac; White Extra C." 5s0jLac; Extra &C"
5isa5tc; ''C." 47sa5c; Yellow 41q4a.c.
sTEARlNE-Fiim and quiet. sales, 1OO0O b'. City at
She and 100 tcs Choice Western Size. OleonargaIine
quieter a Ssc.
TAILoW.ste steady and moderately active. Prime City
quoted at 7-l6a6l2c. Sales $4,000 o. at Gl2c.
TEA--Dul AMI more or less depressed.
TOBACCO-LuRs dull and unchanged October. Gi2n7c.
November Ga Dece nber 6s o14c: January l06c.
February 5ld6 Lice; Marcn, 52ojec; April, 5 40 Sc
bid and asked SPOT quotations. range contract No L. Com
Low Medium 9c.; Medium. 99c Good Medium. 94c; Good
Lear lUlc.
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Shoulders sls Butter 95s per for hscs United st1
Cheese-Amercsn Choice. 53s 81. wheat-Red wssssrn
springGs "a eos I'd Rel Winter Ga loi u.s. t3er CEN
tai NO Spring g. Id New Western Vintsr g 81; New
MiIed Western. 81 sid California No r. 20 S7s e.;
oil Ss %i do New. Is ii sip.t cent. Prodaeesplrts
ofTurpcntine 2js Cd; Do a. L,,don. 2is 81 per cwt
Refined Petroleum. 67y per gallon Glover seei
Red. 49s per cws Tilloy-ljs III per cwt Rosin.Com
mon, IS Sd Pale IS O 9l0s 3D. Ln'eoi OIL 2os 81 per
cwt.
LONDON. Oct 4-Producc Tinseed OIL lel0s 0Al9 l5t
per ton Calcutta Linseed AS 81 af3s 3D. per quarter
Iinsecd Cake aS S. IS los ton Refined
6ii 7vi gallon Spirits q rurp'ntrne, ia Per
cwt Sperm Oil, 1863 per ton. RosinComm0n. 4s "a d4a
3D. Pale Is lis. Proysions-Lsri. 4.s o. per cwt 10.
poarzng 49, and i3s lis o. for Cuba Muscovsdo fair
refining ahoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06

MolAsaEs3-Dnl and nn.hangea r,. r.u 49,.
weak al + T of s'o On p e spot f
msoOei s"h 81 taoy scoe nar,an; were nnrbanged
mt5 %b aa ay; d nHS 'aely rrac cuisines. vo
REPORTED % saiury rim, gair' ho%gss Te err, wei
week arrrrtanr 0i1 hie. and Rips and i2j bales al
nrlulr. lO2i- Ny ngn'ylieo imrorea io, innn,s ar
,,m,s. 4 do Klps truarei 10 hosion 1Vis ply ~
poco slc az d. en,tal Amgii Al '' r,,ont 40
irtm,, s 10 ana y W., ln,a 49, 'as do zanzi
fijfs Inc ahie MARKET buih tIprt ~ igleisn vn'
f1 ne W. R a4 W. a ffigy..i'pp . a ae 4,
meitp' IN Saie a,.,a ~ esl, e, Az
NAVkh stORts Spite in,rrrtnt, - m 5',g' va
nas.s nri sHa d aatsi 10 $50 si,aipgi ~ te0
fusibih u i'at u.s. "bM bia, " '8bna
5m Il 4, an la iHa R,t ielal apl pe iasspi
uen,a,eesU 4 Sap bp,i coaa'iai Yes s'ee ""ap'''es
t,t,'s s @I,sa az , yG NH, sfi cue s
l.ss 'S s9 aa So, ',i no. l' FiSGH4lMfS
AxeN a"v III ss1m t-Sao s FIN 6, Gn, snS
atd 900 hoIe, clec,e ao' 10 eoIta 0rs. ~. Co., s so
es 9ee ~ ,in' steam G0,' 's s1ea sag ID
os, =" sugar rs I'D LoSDoN steam, 800 packages
SsTr go S S l loo S"'i Sid S1nIeH GAnfh
r1ES ron op 1 from baltimore IT' he s ncs an
ia ian nsrs s5ooo bush gran private tern, az.
prycsr Of Iaysor Antwerp AM asI1 i l
-
hull hence British bark IN ihiade phia o py,s
rehleL 3s...puNKlRK ne9ee british brig, f ars
t9" Gs napa , t. rAsSA sd l pmst tlud Si
fsna"a hence me bart 5000 refined
hS SES , dm r shS S SISO S Ss'
M1Hr '9p III IEs Fsnnf Phspoo fro
Geoso"n aoncr with 9io ies p%p1 P iya Fer
as.SS eo h pGyaS w, 20 feet nmbe e
toT age NIwLir nom Baltimore. British steamer
lp tons 900 qr. grim le % nhGs n m c,rpo
New YORK no JASEIRO. ship 81 tons ron h po
more AMI Newport New. or West Point, Va .hno
GEANph DO ST from nGnmGSd y 2oS sn Sos ncs g
ions coal, zoe and thence 10 PeinauDlo9 20 u iuuu.
$1,000 mo URANDE DO SUI rom op3fto schooner
Port'Snd British bark $50 lumber az so Z BAL 4
TIMonE ron union l. and schooner VIII ,h ottn " ga
british steamer from Norfolk Win cotton, 80, CHAR,
TINED fr9n , hTanrsdes
American bark Will lumber tlo ~ h.sUa , tor,s
from pensc,a British bark VIII lumber priyate
terms BANGOR. hence schooner. ~ ver o y
PROVlsIONS-PORk-tIp ouefs are DONG t.t -, e,c
spot VI; Old Mess nominal New hess 90 ~ prime
Meas at sl7asls Clear Back sisss2o i'I nrhi de-
msnd. Extra Ness sl2 Packet slo IN barrels an 80 CIV
n !ierees pae Bee SaslS Fanny an saist and
nn n prss Quoted at III 40 cur MEATS
Burers sun have the adyantsss and me sSerage
SIC 400 Picaied Hams i2c loy ffsn nas 10
Oc lOOv fiesh Bellies "a Picked re- lles /. ave7ase
S Sssa ms $50 cry Sucked SUCKED % ss
smoEei Hans 1lsii.c.....MlDDLEs have tsir de- De,
mani for s!sn S"a Pass r Soysmer and De-
Clear October De- Long Clear in Newiors aaoted e.e.
isr "I .S Ss .g hc"s i s a aes
peesmber quoted 90 DRESSED HOGS s'esaiy hsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06
A NEV TELEPHONE.

while the case of the Bell Telephone Com.
Wins, Daniel Drawbaugh is on trial In the uni'eu
pan. circuit Court, and attracting unusua, aen
staeI 18th from the question at issue and the iac'
non eh legal giants United States Senator hananu
.rIpited states Senator Roscoe Conknns s
OK. ,he man with the wonderful memory ana D. ~
row. 's ar, among the COUNSEL new and oxtraordi
p u.S telephone is placed before the public.
par IT,. Empire Telephone and Telegraph Company AN
Ine aSmon Genera, manager, has had on exhibition
ae" verol DAYS. at No 81 Grecncst an acoustic ,eie
S %,no which aocompses marvellous results IL docs
rot bring electricity into play. Even 'he
NV ~ which electricity il generated. Is unnecessary
rnshn cdiess expense There no receiver TO put 10
ma s whisper be heard by the persons a,
ena o. r the wire is readily understood by al IN a,so
noaamos readily as II the conversation wv,e a Uo
twf recs Itself as Independent of climatic changes M
nnerory over present systems Is claimed 10 De
great spt line service while its cost Is onefourth
!Sa, Of any telephone service now In use
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REAL ESTATE.



RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NLw-NORK CITY.
'f'enwchst. w .. to East Wasliington.s 49,, lots
90, 50 and "a, A w kent, executor, TO Henry II $500.
e'bsye. cor OF s5th.st. 272xiOO. VIM Noble and
D. we to John III B)nne
"iVadway. es, 225 I eof Academy.st, 2jxloO; J II
nca"ln and wife TO John Corblt .......... 1850
q, ChsTa and 10 Eiz REILLY ...,'... 10000
.as space, 40 0I Henry GentZi niger and wife
osW Moses Zimmerm Observation-Disclosures.
@'unsl - of lOthave, rs Ies. 3; John Tragescr
steam copper Works John Tragescr $4,000
"'eD ee "A un Of ith ST, FAX 100. "a interest. Ph
SUI cnmaun and another executors, 10 Anna
SAM hnchmsnn $500
lame pIoleIty 2interest; Il al 10 same .. $500
up NosS AID D; Acton & Ciyiil 10 Caroline
losih.', Sc, i2O II Of Sdaye 3j,iooii; Ioai; CIV
los,sse =, ana wife toJ Warner. $3.50
tne. So l45 IL Of 9d.ave, -x55rO2r-; ] w
C.,r,ehef md vile TO Louis stern ...............
rfV'l e. 9. 24O.s Q OF Mar ave- boz 90, q Il
CsnoroyEs an. another " Martha A Dewitt 1000
lin ~ 10 1V.j Daniel Curtin 10 Bernard Roufke 1000
Pc, s. $40 OF 4thave. i7.6Il0oil; W II
l,bss1e oi e. a, to sarah Mckay $3.50
Ala, o NTH National Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Jsss. r. oo te of % avs 1907 %. q interest,"
lcgtI sG'!he 10 Dayit ia dine
Slz6u W Of dave, 60xl00.ll; John Del
N.,,ssiy al 10 I'D CARL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az co0
w,,sMf ss lot III, 50xlce Geo y SLAYER and ''''O
wes,es, ~. a sshn,aGd jr 5000
os,ns No., y M.aoe o. 81 " Macy Tnomey .....-.
'''S''W mary Taoncy ~ MARY MeCsde.
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q free Offering of bankers sight bills Rates were re-
tuced the L. but after that steady to hrm
on the basis OF - 81 and 81 ST. respectively Tor long
and short sterling
The Stock Exchange markets were so duh and gener
ally fcaturclcss that they hardly require notice III
resume for the week. With small business GoVcrnmeht
bonds made early advances. but later reacted ana
the only na change decline Of Il per cent for the
s. There was improved distributed demand for good
railway bonds, but It was so small i ina,
IL was freely met by the offerings so mat
generally the figures not materially changed
Amongst the speculative kinds. Erie seconds mark an
advance Of per cent and Westshore and Buffalo rSts
firm ut i2Qi3. burlington and Quincy dcbciturrs
were up per cent, and Northwestern old dcbent'res
are y higher mt 0jsf. and the new sold nj $685. ).
The dnncss OF the stock market IA shown by total
transactions of only .7s.335 shares against lol9'ol
shares for the preceding week. OF last weeks business
four stocks contributed 72s.iOO shares and I'VE oer
stocks contributed 100000 shdfes VIII" thc
total included dealings In ninety dlnercnt issues
The general tendency OF Inc hHrhci.
however, was the reverse Of that of the preceding
week and generally prices show some final gains, 81
though for the majority they are only fractional Inc
settlement ~ partial settlements among the railways
were Offset by the continued unfayOrabc rcturne of
earnings by most Of tho railways which
Dur figures above show II not because Of n smaller
movement Of wheat this year than IN preceding years
Tho whole business made mp 10y hcdcalings OF probes
sona spectators aud for the most part for small profit
or loss either side. The suboincd table, giving the
prices and sales OF thriy of the active or icpicncna
tive stocks, fairly reflects the weeks dOings:
WEEKLY RANGE.
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SUNDAY, Oct. o-P. NJ
The mining stock market last week showed some
Improvement in amount Of transactions, ana the
sales amounted TO 1880 shares against sob shares
for the preceding week Prices also generally ruled
little better; but the dealings revealed no new features
Amongst the Comstocks California was strong at 3odt9
% cents and closed at "a cents Sierra Nevada rose
from 81 81 81 60, and ended at II 49, Union Consc
dated sold nj 81 % TO 81 TO- and Mexico after ~ %
down to 81 So The Leadyilles were quiet AT steady
figures and the Bodin stocks we're neglected Horn si-
Yer rose go so but again sold back 10 So Green Noun
tain sold at 81 5Od ~ So the last sale were az II 10
buyers sixty days Navajo fuctuatcd from - 600 - 80
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per y,rth Rircr. Vessels IN ! Rqi,ro1tl
NEw-YoRK. Oct 4, 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEF-spot Rio was dull and unchanged; Fair Old,
quoted lOl.c New. 10'-c. NO saeA options were dul
rather unchanged and Rio Dc J9nero
unchanged. Arnold Mncscy Co.. sold October and
November and bough November and JaDray Power Son
CO. sold October and December and bought January Gen
Co sold December aud bought Ococcr; Won and Nor
toncath sold Janulry The sales 45OO bags closing
barely steady follows, october, Si5dS60 November,
S35HS4O; December S40dS.iJ; January and February,
j0sj0: March md Aprl $500 S55 and May sos 1880
bid and asked Mild grades quiet and steady. 200 bags
Savanilla sgtl on private terms.
COrTON-Spot Cotton quiet and unchanged New
Cotton quoted uner the arp md sd quotations Saes.
go bales Delivered contracts 400 bales Receipts ut
the ports TODAY 7s6 bales against l50J this day last
week and ~ 20 last year.
Tnequotations according the classification
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cLOsIyG PRICES or B0SrOy STOCKS
BOsTOS. DE I. 1891


fosrcy Oct i-i2.n y in.-rnitei sia'el Fonr ana q
Han Per cent Bonds il5. Atlantic anu tirrst Western
Fiai Mntieare Trustees ttfiihrars 3D. y. Ee "a M 10
Second tusis hU7e OH trniial - HliHula ten
iai iaT. rtnnsf ltnna - Reading 49,. HeItan uiiinaft
80 AZ 81 PAM Common. ~ r. -
lan ~ SrtorN i1na1la ~ if' iilinnie iphtial
i.T'r p,lnstl tania 17 raiing l3 ,anadin patihr
ilir 81 Pant thinsion 81 = ..-
ptr'inte rt' tiir arfiiini .
y N.-iir ainsini W Nnn1u VnhtihWn 'ir'n tho Peas
~ hslahi 80 hai.,rr lar 70 a 1llih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-06

same 1882, bush. ll,0O9l4s olSJoOt oo3'''-I
The iawa, out OF Chicago last week secured 33I92
TONS of grain against 2G5i1 tons for the preceding
week and 2696J tons for the week OF 1881 when, We
the restored rates taken into account shows to what
extent the cutting of railway rates had gone before they
were ordered restored" on Thursday The total OF dead
frcigh-iour grain and pr0,sOns-iast week was $500
tons more than for the preceding week ana 2loo tons
more than for the Of 1883. The statement shows
revolution in the distribution of the percentage The
three Vandcrbilts secured - ID per cent of the total
against 10 for the preceding week and II 40 for
the week of lss:i, while the Grand Trunk fell 10 10
per cent from per the preceding week and Isle
per cent for the week of 1883.
The following table shows the tons and percentages
sbppcd by each railroads east of Chicago OF -four,
grain and provisions the week ended last saturday III
comparison with the same week OF 1888 and lsS2:
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FR4NCIS B. HAYES'S ESTATE.

posroS. Oct. 4.-Francis b. Hayes. who
a., last week. left an estate valued az about GIL 900
o niueenths OF which is believed TO be In personal
roperty consisting largely OF the best railway
a., ,uhlic beouests Amounted to only about xso,ooo,
M private gifts did not amount TO inutn over
eeDso boo The remainder practically goes 10 MS sou
t.oply
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4.-Provsons- Cumberland Cut.
Cd Long Midie- 400 I'D; short Clear Middles,
Ole Cd SHORT Ribs ~. ID, snonldcrs sls "a per ewt
POrk-Prme Mess Tie 3D. per bb; Prime Mess Eastern.
76si Western. J6s. Lard-Amercan SIS Cd; Prime West
srn. JeA, Lard OIL lOs. ID Hams-LonS GsA s<s ~
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ntr,uon boxes into which no body seemed ssnsiSe1 G
sns sas
tesk mace n a $500 So II is expected that some
found denomination will be arranged Ior next oa'"
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THE PETROLEUW MARKET.
NEW YoRR, oct =.


There was no change in the statistical posi-
don VI petroleum last week ana there is little of interest
10 remark IN the speculation The Phillips well remains
good steady producer Int even II Il does not DECLINE II
probably pannut Ne further imruvcd The owners of the
Johnson veil have brr cuncraur The prUsftss nalr In
drilne thp well. nahna what T. huuWn ~ uil country
Ia,lantp rtstrt ~ II iut the purpose ~ nanil
uatinr tla market bt ttulp ptiirnts Ibpt" Is titiN
Indication that this wti viii ~ q tnnr nrr. iui vet
hVihne authentic hos hth itepitrd although iiir ph
tl'ps yesterday vera ini ~ Was lrt, The illw
lit iuns iut iht nist two iats ~ UrtUbti
plAe'i iD iiu5H1 ba'Ais ami bt tlittiits i b1,Taa
lHsies 80 tketss ~ rpltpits ~ 90 s11 haiinis tni
~ hsl ihitp hais ~ uciNitf 10 tiaits hatt hppn
~ th hdips ~ 90 average ~ 40 nn liaiitis naA.
4 Nuii NAibpi Thai shnNpn pAilfWp nNniiaiuia ~
eiY ast ppHis pti hai,tI hp pilNme ~ ihl DEALINGS
~ Pipe iiho ctfliiraies last NpDb tnum nbNlH Nrln
ht ice % ,nhini iilles d,rpnng 10 thtlr van lNg
Ntuus, Win HUi result iTUaA 81 swelling lhn shnrt
Interest ~ the market 90 considerable extent u H. han
Whatsoever any Indication 81 The tHluN OF prices
~ The meVemept last week hu after early wcakn's az
fsg fu'9 CeuH tle market advanced 10 The hest prices
o. he woek-7iAa7ias cents. Tho close was strung IN
tone.
The range Of prices aud the total dealings for the
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Duslness Chances.

~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No; . 2Is broadway corner thirty
Eighth ave, 70. i63 fourthsys, corne Fourteenth st.
$50 Thrdsve corner Forty seventh st Nos 1907 Third
ave. sXficth st. and az the HARLEM .jfFICE 1900
Third ave-. corner One andtwenty ahsl. up 70
6p n. nt regular )frce caesL
LUh SALi.-EIgnt years established turni-
tuIe business doing large and profitable trade rare
chance for right man glowing city OF 10000 Address
TRACY ~ sfEBBiNs, kiVston ~ Y
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SPIRITS OF TURPEyTIyE.

CHARLESTON, Oct 4-Turpentine firm at "a &c. bid.
SAvASXAH Oct. 4 -Turpentine nrm al 2f'3c.
WILMINGTON. oct 4-Fersclss hrm at 27tc