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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-01

No. 81. II. Dunbing-All that certain tract
OF land in the city Of Los Angeles fronting 10
feet on the south side OF Orange street bounded
east by W. ". Mace west by Miss 2, T. Hawks,
sonth by self Benefited on 10 feet fronting on
Orange street.
Amount OF Tax. $500
3 per cent, added ...............,........ 80
Cost OF Advertising. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-01
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a, "A 4: ::: =" $ s::.,
Try Lankershim a Cos new process

Maximum Thermometer Ts.s.
Minimum Thermometer SOL.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-01

tons hsrstofors adopted, WI. Ward.
sci, 500; j. d. Campbell. SIS, l75; D.
Hennessy, sls, 74S; John Hanlon. ST.
GO; j. A. Wood 5000; w. Runnel
& Bros, s20.604; w. A. Stratton, ST.
$50; W. o. BUR-. S20,e95. Referred TO
the special committee. consisting OF
ATT n....s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-01

PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING TUNNEL.
The following bids were presented for
cleaning and repairing the tunnel on the
Zania Madre: James Kelly. $500 per
linear foot; Mohun & McGregor, 4.6S
per linear foot; K. Lofthouse 4 Co, 80
per linear foot. Referred to the zanja
| Committee.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-01

PASSENGERS Due From the East To.
Day.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCH&
Reported by JoHN II. DAVIS & CO., II WdLst
TUESDAY, Jan. s.-P. NJ.

iLl>bAl Jan - VI
The stock speculation to-day was irregular yet
interesting. 1t was varied enough and fluctuations
were sufficiently numerous to satisfy traders on
both sides Of the account. The opening was weak,
and prices for all stocks that were ut all active
fell away sharply during the first half
hour After that recOvcric5 and renewed
declines followed each other in rapid succession
The morning reports of wholesale reductions in
rates for local freights by the Central and Hudson
Company were denied, and il seems probable that
the reports are at least premature although it is
recognized that the Central and Hudson Company
is presented with the alternative here
after of either dividing nearly equally its pas
senger and freight traffic between New-York and
Buffalo, which amount to nearly S15,O00,0OO
per annum, with the West Shore Company
or fight for it at reduced rates. EXagger-
ated reports concerning the changes ut the Bank
of Republic also early had some effect upon
the market; but the later effect Of that
was to stimulate prices by the buying in Of stocks
which were sold short on the exaggerated reports.
Union Pacific stock has assumed the position Of
leader of the market, and all other stocks more or
less responded to its weakness or strength it open
ed down y at 74ls quickly declined TO 1885, recoy
cred to 742s, fell to 1919, rose to 743l,
declined to "A, again to 747s and
closed at 74l4 The stocks Of the whole
Northern Pacific system ruled weak and closed
weak after some recovery, despite the report that
the Oregon and Transcontinental Company had
succeeded in arranging for the funds with which
to meet its pressing necessities. OF the general
market there is little to be said beyond that 1t
closed steady at figures better than the lowest of
to-day and lower than those of last evening.
Government bonds were dull and steady bids for
the IS were Ia and for the 42s were Is higher. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
TIE NATIONAL DEBT.
FACTS ABOUT THE SINKING FUND.

A REPLY BY SECRETARY FOLGER TO THE SENATE
Notwithstanding OF TIE LAWS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The Secretary of the
Treasury to-day furnished the Senate an answer to Its
resolution of inquiry adopted motion Of Senator Bees,
Dec. H. 1883 concerning the Sinking Fund Dividing
the resolution into several points Of inquiry and reply
ing TO them srGtrm Secretary Foger hrst submits ue
tailed statement showing what the amount of debt
Of the United States the provided for in the act
Of February % 1862 obtained under It's provisions
From this statement it appears that the amount OF the
principal Of the public debt, created by virtue Of
the act OF February 25, 1862, was S5l5,OO0,0OO,
in the fiscal year 1865; but the amount Of
the public after the provided for ia the act or
February % 1892 were obtained under ts provisions,
and under the provisions Of the supplementary acts OF
March g. 1864 and January 2s 1865 at the close Of
the fiscal year Is64 ls1574s37O 81, and June 30,
1865 was ss974. Secretary Folger thereupon
remarks that In estimating the amount Of the public debt
the Treasury Department takes into account the S346
quired by law keep outstanding Act May 81, 1873,
20 Stat L, ST.
The secretary then quotes the second branch Of the
resolution of inquiry to wit; How much the public debt
bas now been reduced beyond the required to be
supplied a. sinking. fund by the provisions Of sections
3G9i and C96 OF the Revised Statutes" andreples to it
by counter mterrogatores and statements follows:
"A) WHAT'S the amount required to be supplied az a
sinking fund.- computation based upon the annual ap
phcaon Of per cent Of the principal Of the public debt
outstanding the 1st OF July Of each year. together
with an amount equal to the interest the annual re-
demptions shows that the amount to be supplied as a
sinking fund for each fiscal year would be as follows
tcnpte or,ittcdl.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
COIrRT CALEND tRs-JANUARY 9.J

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBKRs- Before Barrett J.-Nos 3
I6 III Is "a 49, Al, AZ, a., 45, ~ ~ 4S W ~
10 no Is3 1875 207 2i2 22s 1885, 257 ' 24O 4l 49,
sirPrFsg ioj,RT-GENYRAL TKRN-Before Davis, r y
Brady and Daniels JJ-NOs 80 5l 33 6i 81 %, W o.
1j5 iG III Iig 2O I2l, l33 l$ l9 l4-, lf4 l4O n -
159 isS 15GL, i6O 1853. l64, l65, l67, 100
Si-pRFwF C0I-ET-SPRCfAL TERM-Before van BFunt j.
Case op-No 2ll. No day calendar. -
SUPREME URT-CIRCUrT.-PAkf I-BeI0re La"IOA0e' D.
Case on--No 79j. No day ealendar - ,,, Wa, y-o-s+
sTrprr,ns COURT -CIRCJ1T-PART IlBefoIe van N9rs,'
JNos 1901 AL 1197 239 65 212 1853 tSW tio1
O43 ll37 G2S 64l 1867, l4bS, l4t l3= IA A'-- '''
1850 473. 46s, 900. 14S3. -. ~. ,,.-ot,o
St-PREsfR Cot-RT-CIRCUT-PART III-Betore Donohue
Nos 2]9 1886 l084, 631 742, 73l p l5sl lSs I3a5 I0
I04 IS29 sos ss3 ls4s 1919, 1912 l5Il ~, lVya l1g
~ s63 sG4 s65 5Sl p 82S 832 u a. p il4o Ii0o 4Si
ass 1913 1914 1916 16l7 1918 l5lg l5lsA I0zO I'@I'
i522 1874 1926 1921 1923, 1873 1880, 1881 , IL, ~.
SI-gROG ATEs CoURT-BefOro Rollins sCOntested viii OF
Moses HerzOg 1890 a Jane ktan II a nj Laurence
Cary and James Iilby. ?. m. - NJ. oo,otol r T ,
Si'PgROE COURT GENERAL TEBM--Bef0re SedgWiek - -
Trusx and OOr1nan. JJ-NOs II, To- 10, IL H. ~ ~
stPRRIoa CoUaT-sPKcIAL TERMBefOre lngraham, j.
Si:PERoR CoURT-TRIAL TKRN-PART before Freedman
I2l3 S74 1884 so 1851. 579, 1913, ll5O or; -,
COMMON PIRAs-GENERAL TERN-BefOre DAILY, g ii LAT
remore and Beach, JJNos 81 %, 10 H. 10 a. 'la' 49,
GoSMox PLE4s-sPECIAL TERM-BefOre DAILY J-No calen-
dar. -, 49,. -. rro.eo,
CoMNOy PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-PART 1.Before an Hoesen'
J-Nos 6j4 60i 500 594 269 $50, 21, 29s, -Sl' 5eeO
2l 99 269 2s 5l4 65O 492, $685. 49, 4l3 1885, 7So sou
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan s-l2:3O D. m.-COttOn firm; Middline
Upands d.: DO, orleans, 6lsf sales 10000 bales,
cudug 900 speculation ard export; receipts, $4,000
bales including 2JJJJ American. futures-UPl1nds low
Mlddlug January and February delivery 0JJfdt
also jsj4d do, February and March delivery 6l54dg
also 90 6idi DO, Marcn and April delivery Cd also
Lead; do April and May delivery, St4d, also 464d,
do May and delivery. 7-5+d asO 664d; Do june
and July delivery 764d; do July aud August delivery,
l4-64d. Futures trm -
43O D. Futures-Up pands Low Midding clause,
January and February delivery, ) 6OC4d do. April and
May delivery, jG4d do. May and June delivery, s64di
do June and July delivery, --Gid closed steady.
GALyEsrON Jan. 5-C5.ton firm; M.di.lng. lOlc Low
MidIlug ljl6c; Good Ordinary, 1.lic net receipts.
ass biles; gross AS bales; Exports 90 Great Britain.
bales to France, l,i72 baesi % the Continent -
bales COasWlse bales; sales jB7 bales; STOCK, O254S
Middlng lSl6c Good Ordinary. loci net receipts,
llg7 bales; gross ll97 bales; Exports Great Britain,
- bales; 10 France bales; 70 the Continent, l.46O
baes Coaswse j2 bales sales 100 bales last evening.
3, bales; stock lO6ll4 bales.
NEW.ORLEAN-, Jan. S.-Cotton firm; Middng 10 Slices
Low MdLing 5l6c Good Ordinary 9l6c; net receipts,
1915 gross 35u7 bales Exports 10 Great Britain,
bales: France bales; Continent. s.3uS
bales Coastwise sS8 bales sales 5000 bales stock,
402 $50
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
(cents OTnittctU

REDUCTION OF THE DEBT N TWENTY YEARS.
Obj How much has the public debt been reduced In
that period The total debt OF the United States, less
cash in the Treasury at the maximum point August 81
1865 was 81 $50 431 81 43. On June 30, 1888, 1t
81 SOL O9l 2O7 Is. Thus is shown reduction in the
debt including accrued interest less cash in the Treasury,
OF S2O5 1868 95 or S45J1Ij 1888 % than would
have been supplied by the kn nd under the statutes.
had the requirements OF the sinking fund acts embodied
In those sections been strictly complied with. II IS be
remembered however that for time the state OF the pub
aud until the year 1869 that the first supply
the sinking fund effected, oil the phrase above,
including accrued Interest 1t well to state mat tne
principal OF the public dc0t has been decreased during
that same period S960477 SOS -, or S2lO,252s6S OG
beyond the amount herein stated required OF the sink
ing fund.
"THird What sums viii hereafter be required annually
until the maturity Of the four per cent bonds IN 1907 in
order comply with the provisions OF said sections
now construed lu the Treasury Department. a. How
the provisions OF sections 3694 and 1896, United
States Revised Statutes, construed by this depart
meut The act of February % 1852, aud sections 1904
and 1896 OF the Revised statutes, ana otAer anClry
statutes construed by thcSecretary OF the Treas
ury they been construed by all MS predecessors
since the ia sage the OF February % 1862. That
construction Is that there must be purchase and pay
meut within each fiscal year. OF one cent OF the entire
public debt OF the United states a. u exists al the begin
ming OF each fiscal year. however much the public debt
decreased by the payment OF II otherwise than
by supplies the sinking iund and further that al ad
ditiOnal amount equal to the interest the bonds or
other Dterest-bearg cations thus purchased and
I .I,. IL, ya rp,urer aDned eunyI4IIv
chase payment O the public debt and that the interest
to be observed r. that which bonds other Obga-
tons bore at the time OF such purchase or payment
FUTURE REQUIREMENTS or THE SINKING FUND.
"BJ Assuming that the amounts required by the
of the sinking fund only shall annually applied
following sums win hereafter be required TO fulfil the
,d,+ior of tl1af1a avv Icputa Ornitt
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
nnlr to do the behest Of his party hat he did the

only to do the behest of his party that he did the
deed. . q.
sirtk-Barksdale says. in his effort 10 exonerate
the Governor that the" Sheriff, apprehending not
telegraphed the Governor for troops that the Gov
ernor responded by ordering company OF miilta t2
the scene but recall led the order before the troops
cft the capital" Yes, he did recall the troops but
did he not send the State arms down 10 be placed
in the hands Of the mob. headed by Meade, heeier
and otbersi This / know to be true, Tor went
down from college on the train with these arms
which had been put on at Jackson and were dls-
tribdted rs stated on their arrival at HaziehuIst,
and they have been in the hands of the same mtn
since under pretcnce of riot but in reality IN tie
interest of murdereTs and to terrlfy those VINO 90
not ndorse the present Mississippi Democracy.
This is the answer have 20 make TO Congressman
Barksdale A college boy knows but little OF the
dignity which belongs TO COngressnans place
but to me il pitahle indeed to find him com
mencing such a career by an unsuccessful effort 70
clear himself of being implicated IN a poIltcal
murder in his own misunderstanding false asperslOhs
upon the memory of the murdered man, and con-
tradictin0 the statements, which he knows TO De
true, of the widow whose life has been darkened Dy
the great sorrow. Such Congressional career may
commend him to the followers of Meade ana
Wheeler but patriotic and intelligent public VIII
doubtless place a proper estimate upon It,
Respectfully, MEREDITH MATTHEWS;
Uairersity Of Nissssipp oxford, Miss, JAN i, leo4'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YORK Jan. s.-BEEVES- Receipts were 20 Of
3bl head all Jersey City About IL carloads zinc udng
Of yesterdays late arrvas changed hands to-day at
Mondays prices With moderate receipts Tomorrow
very firm market anticipated by sellers Dressed Beef firm
rather quiet Decent Prime So
dlO and lie reached Tor Choice Among the sales today
10 do 1853 10 II LC and ~ head l2 DO lSO D at
ll9tc less SlS 10 do. ll9l D 20 re -
shipments to-day 2siO quarters Of Beef and 900 carcasses
OF Mutton in the v yOmlng oy Joseph Eastman;
CALNES-Recepts A. head, mainly az B0th-st.
The about steady No sales O importance
ported Country Dressed ayes IN liberal supply aud l3C Is
sold up to &c light demand case.
The continued low prices OF poultry act uniayoa0y on the
SHEFP AND LAMRs. Receipts we're Gncludng late ar
rivals Yesterday u ears OF 645 headS Jersey city
and G0thst Sellers m but buyers Lttle rcluc
tant pay the prices asked for sheep
while Prime lambs selling quickly. A dec<-load
Of sold sc and Poor % Choice Sheep az 4G6gc.
Poor to Prime Lambs sold at 5L-G 1lsc-
Dressed Mutton IN fair demand at eG92c and Dressed
saIesNegton GiLlet sold: S93 Kentucky sheep III d.
al 6oc; 100 Kentucky Lambs (cOdrsel, 20 H. at csc
Pidcock sold late yesterday 34s Western sheep 80 10,
at 5iac. -. - go
do 73 l29 do IL D. az 6oc l4l state sheep. no
81 do (eXes), l2- n at j9c lOl do, ~ W, at
sc - ohio do 10 b. az 52c % DO loo 10, at 54c III
Dlenback & Dewey sOd lD5 state Lambs 50 n, at &C.:
15O DO o. &c - do 53 3D. at 6ic. 100 state sheep.
TO- 5zc 300 DO. 81 u, at - 3l and 70 DO, 80 %,
Haiienbeck & Davis sold: 90 Canada Lambs 80 h. &C.,
Wash kirby q Co sold: 80 Ohio Lambs, 75 %, at 7iac,
HoGsIRecepts we're is ears Of 210s head-l2 cars
4Othst and Jersey City The market is quoted nom
inally at 50 SO0 20 40.
Country Dressed rm with light Jerseys selling sha9cJ
as ac, and Medium a SG5l4c, while Coarse Heavy
sell down 10 Ol2G61lc.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Jan. s7Cotto9 steady MiddRg lose Flour
qss e. aqS gS 1 Go Exra S sS' 5 do FANNY s.
city Mnls super, s$0$3 75i Do Extra stqs9 25i DO
atiye Patent 81 Wheat-s0uhern steady aud frn West
eru steady; southern Red g. OsGsl IL DO Amber 81 ~
Red spot 81 O6a OC January O6 81 O6 p February
Nav Il AZ Gorn-Soathern stsadg Western r@
and quiet; White 60G53ci do Yellow, 81 95c
Fe5aay EfsflH l Il s62e; VS March 62a69c Apr 65 Gd
May, IS G6j steamer 56@55e oats nrmi southern
Pennsylvania 4la44c. Rye steady 78q74e, Hay dull;
visions steady aud quiet Mess Pork, SIS 25 Bulk Meats
shoulders and ces lear R RS s5s: sde hSkeI Hams M
Lar-Eedne 9osc. Butter dull Western Packed i0a-2ci
EGTGa@ey q 55 6 2oGSS ST 1858 BP1s a Zoos bSgh Rye 5
bush Shipments, Corn 2s,ooO bush saes-WheAt 100000
BUFFALO, Jan --Flour steady, with a good demand.
Wheat IN fair demand sales c9r1 No White at q % i
So'l Al cars 97 30 Old ON k al 81 c 80 Toledo
od az CSC other grains neglected Railroad Freghs 70
NewYork unsettled but considerably lower Railroad re-
bus6 oats 1000 BUSH Barley 1900 bush. Railroad shpi
me9ts-&toa & sl5 9Gs Wgeat lS5yO s 9asA CoFn' 4oOoJ
CINCINNATI, Jan. sFlOur easier but not quoaoy lower
or %s- af@ ag @ a = a. TSs So oats @ st 5c Rye
@ gy a. 9oe & B$ ssd9 s9ns e a 4 NS Ba Meats fs' strong
ders o. 25 short 9 - SQi short Clf9r SS aS @
Sbt Nv @o' Epg and BuchcIs IS IS ss6 10; re.
cepts, j,0UO head shipments. ZuUU heah
CHICAGO Jan s-The grain January was Wheat,
l2G,5oo BUSH Corn 81 900 01si Ost-, lg-CO1 % Dpsn
IS s 600 bush against OO0 bush az the rspond-
daad but unsettled and over; market opened shade
lower subsequently advanced % uctaated ana e9sed 90
inS q 55sS; febraFy 5Issgi 7s cosing D March,
closing at II o. u No. chicago spring. % ia e eiosas
a. g % ,S S1 demand 13 manly on local peeatye account
the market opened Teake dSeissG 90 a. .tSf sic- as
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

In State bonds Tennessee IS were Il higher for
small amounts, and North Carolina special taxes
sold at 3i2. OF city bank stocks, that Of New
York sold at 49,
The general bond market continues TO reflect, for
Outside of the speculative issues the business Is
limited 70 small amounts, aud that at only
steady figures The sales OF West shore and Buffalo
5s to-day were particularly aggressive and the
price from the opening at G3l 4, rapidly declined TO
81 l2 later. with numerous fluctuations, there was
a recovery 20 G25s at the close after sales of
81 ,25OO 900. Eue second consols sold at 93G y2l2d
929.. Missouri, Kansas and Texas eonsOls were
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Jan s.-Cdule-Recepts to-day. 255 headi for
week thus far $500 head for time last week,
head; CONSIGNED through ll3 cars market ealy Extra
to Good shippers IS 25as5 65i Light Butchers, g. ESQ
s5 20; Rough to Choice oxen 81 eaf5 1o FAR 10 Good
Bulls, s. TjGS5 20; StOCkers, t3 90dSi 30
Sbesp-Recepts to-day 100 headi for week thus far,
10000 head for time last week, head consigned
through 73 market opened active closed steady Fair
to Good Western, So 1884 so; Choice 10 Fancy, S59
S5 G0 Western Lambs s. s. 10.
Receipts to-day, 1920 head for week thus far,
o. 900 head for time last week. head; consigned
through O. cars IN tg demand az higher rates Choice 70
Mediums % 85Gso 5Oi Choice Heavy 81 5Oa So 10,
Pigs 80 6OQSJ 50: all sold
CHICAGO Jan. STHs DrOrers' Journal reports HO0s-Re
cepts 2SGOO shipments $500 head, market l0weEi
Packing IS l0ds 5O Packing and shipping s. 55Q 80 l6
Light s. Is S5 20 Skips f3dSj
CdtlSReceipts $500 head shipments, 3lO0 head mar
ket lower Exports GO Good Choice shipping,
IS 40Q$8; Common 70 Medium, - 40 a - 30
ShsSD-ReCepts 5000 shipments 1000 head marEet
steady 10 OO4sS 75, Good, 81 0JUs4 75I
ChdicA s. Hs5 30.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Jan. S.--The following is a list of
TIE ns hty cases on the Court Of Appeals Ca suar for
the term beginning January IA, 1884.
The People agt MckeOn the People Smith, the People
hgt Courtney People agt Kelly; Younger agt Dufe
70 re Hughes admir-, etc; IN viii Of Higgins In
ZAhrt deceased COsgrJve ag n v G. & II. r. Co; Wal
,Se ag BerdeI Carroll egt Deime Peck agt Casghan
Mhlung agt Lebeuhum Simms agt NOght: LOvCrdge agt
ANlj Murray ant. Marshall Chamberlain agt Brady In
fely agt Brooks scbWetZer sg Sauder Cain Cty Of
Syracuse II viii Of OHara Wager agt Wager; Hynes
~ ~ patterson Wilder ag. Russell; Caaghan agt Rome
~ NatertoNn Railroad Company In re. Jackson Amstee
ttei Heinrich Hart; Johnson agt Williams; Sutherland
- ~ Olc0tti BrQnt sgt n Y H. H. Co; snyder agL
uAnuc Trust Insurance Company Barbour egt DefOtest
oAleabeTg agt District No. Bowen sgt. Vaudeville
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

Prirhard agt Thompson Loekman aet Reney HagnI agd
BrsbfB Kenyon agt see; Woosy aeI M9s,,s pa.oh ct
nnckworth Mckenzie GCt Decker; Towbsend htt NSN ,
YorE Ife Insurance Company Callahan AIT shalpi oA
at 81 y G. & III r. r. Coz Wadeie agt. Same; In re. Con-
salus Baron aRt Speiss
As A. the calendar Is printed copies viii be sent 70
all attorneys who appear of record In the cases on ~
Tuesday, January -, u motion Day anu tno c.ae f
90 viii also be a motion day.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
United STATES sUPRLME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The proceedings Of
the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day
follows:
No 179-The Quebec Bank Of Toronto appellant egt Max
HclmsD assignee. etc Argument continued
No l5O-Esek Bussey and others appellants agt the EX-
oeOr Manufacturing Company and No. lelTbe Excelsior
Manufacturing Company appellants agt Esek Bussey and
others. Argued
No ls4Chares Price appellant agt George P Bissel
trustee, and Others. Passed
No l55-Addison p brown appellant, EDWIN p. Bene
DICT and Ohers Dismissed wh tbs authority Tie
appellant
SO ls5-Dallas County, plaintiff in crTur Rgt John W.
Mckenzie, Submitted
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
CIVIL NOTES.

4 The late Oliver Ellsworth Wood leaves
81 500 each 10 his widow and daughter the remainder OF
the estate to be divided equally between them.
The suit of Edith de Belleville, or Edith
Cornish for absolute divorce from Frederick de BeeYe
was formally discontinued yesterday. In view OF the
annument Of her marriage with the detehdahs ~
granted in the Supreme Count ON satnluay Ias..
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

The ccaanCes for Saturday 5,yl2,OOO ba res at
the New aud 4sG7OO barrels at the Consolidated
Exchange.
Elsewhere the clearances OF Cithy 6,S72 600;
Bradford } 800 600; Pittsburg. 6.O98OOO barrels
The refined market firm, but posted rates are un-
changed at 9l2 cents per gallon.
BRADFuRD Penn. Jan. s-Crude oil weaker Total
runs for past three days los 0s1 bbls total shipments
Monday 1929 charters, 1867; cearances, 752s,OOO
United Pipe Line Certidcases opened ~ 1914 and
closed al 81 l494highcst price 81 1917 lowest 81 l4
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

zone gets tired Of an expression after q
while he -ad I'm Just sick OF hearing people say
Full as a goat. '"-l Boston Post.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

DETROIT, Jan. swheat quiet 10 White Fali; Cash ana
JRnuarv ~ ~; February. 81 OS; May, 81 O5'E No Z
Red CasR II o. : bid No. White % Nc COrDSo Feb
Iuary .c. No White, - Sci No. p 30 &C
Recept--WheAt 1000 BUSH Com 5000 BUSH Shipments
Wheat, 1000 buah CoTn, 1000 BUSH Oats, I,UUO Du7
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LoSDoy Jan $3.50 p m-Consols 10l 5.l6 for money
and G 7.l6 account; United states Four Per Cent
Bonds 36'i Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage
Trustees CeItdcaes, do. second Mortgage II Pa Ee
2s New.York Central ll7a Illinois Central, l3l L Penn
sylyana 6O Reading 30 :; Canadian Pacific 90 St Paul
Common, 9jl2 -. ~.
10 francs 80 ceutmes fOr tue account. .
D. m.-B8r silver s quoted at % l3l6d per Ounce Al
lautlc and Great Mortgage Trustees Certih
Gates 4S5: Second Mortgage 49, New YORK Central ll
Peuusyvanla, COS. Mexican Ordinary, J2l2
1880 m-Pars ayccs quote Three Per Cent Rentes al 10
francs 90 centimes for the account
New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK, Tuesday, Jan. g, 1884.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesrOOm to-day;
BYE r Raymond
lil:lO Of land. on road leading fTom West .,
plot Of aud on road Leading nom Hunts Point to
brewer I7x2s5x22xl 5xl7; purchaser..... 1900
By Richard Y. Harieu q ca.
one 5oFg x '%9G % rGqt aaG stSr p m a c8ea
st. ' lot IT, 2iSi65 800 'IeT. Levy % -' - - 1890
jordan '''',''' ...' is,4oo
es Is II Of isth-st lot 22x75; chas Parker 1850
John iM MSGGiie D. Ooo VI -,'' ~. 10000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Tw.YoRK CITY
Slst-st n e. 80 n OF 4th-ave. l9xlOo5j Mary
: Thomas and another to Cbas Y sioeegEn,
oss Hils5a g asgG2 as2
Broomest Nos 4 auI IS; ram barney and another
s9InsaTten .sS and wife 70 J H Deane 10000
VC!oonslantiae Kobei and another 1000
Lots 92 and 2g9 neav GranG-aye, 2sth Ward, Emo
line Grant 70 Albert stone -;:.,,. eco
Elenon Heiderman and husband to Augusta
washi1e etonave s. so IT $ OF l5oth.st 5oxioO;J
W steine6ach and wife to c Knaus. -. -
Same property Conrad Khaus and wife to IuiAnA
Cherry St. No s Oceupicd NJ Fox, trustee. to sor
same properly; EPl Lee ct al
samues and wife 20 Sanuels. .-...., .ss-,,--;,.,
l26th.sL = 500 " OF Nadis0n-aVe, SOtN9tllj =.
and wife 20 W ID Lyon y
Same properly; Lyon 10 EmGs A valentine -; ~
iSoifs nn5 5s5s y 4 70 n Nav Ssv oconSor 1850
47'As NO ~ Van iS5 besseH Deus 1oAlOOo anu $4,000
Rivs[sssys ss s s1 70 loo loci PS POI l1-de I2O0o
lOfth-rt. " OF l0th-aye. 5OxlOOlli fhlAP
ae,lss ~ = So no e Of 5d.ave i7.-I9s9i W Bruins,
jr. .sd vile 10 4 4 keatlng .xsen
same 9ss prq8s.y p .Sf,o mun' ~ -" 2o7l
2d-,ye so9 q Z, i9e,5s ftI 2275o
same property cha1 Fuller ann wiz 227so