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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

Tnpui, and weak spot decllrn s i7aos ,are.
%, n, = 1:ta ad'' .,ss:,sa siy f "s
ssn quoted 40 a. p6c Bn.ne,s ea'ma,e wav s,oly
Csppr So, fsl. have ie aoii,e 900 ioDs'd mn
MAYA sronrs-spirl,. rurpsnnre ssaay on ,bs .r,,
g @s C to- n. sG gs'' sYa Pg @2 %sS5
s: :%ss!S & 5dScSgalc lN'asSol d. 40 rs
haze bee" moderate cs. .o ,Sa"'s and
..hsa4s. arc re.ty @."'sq,a ssss,e Co. Lin ga
crude ,oSo sod af S S Sg saoo at soS
r. " ..y II &. @ e.: r%
TSSSSs s. ,'1' "f%1,s; bush fyfRSS
,Iesm,J 5000 bush gram go 1000 boi s, 'h'ei I'll
.'s.ms S fSScc eu; - SSIwEar -ts It, ne.
.pp Seo s"sh s%nsSsSfis steamer "a ocs bush grain
dRAiM cIAHILn c9nh 9npmn- from =, ian ao s' ;@c
ships at sps prvese ~ iiiyre or Antwerp british bark
'p rf eT,i snP '''tH,i HNdpoM
Continent. heucc. Norwegian bark eo)o bbS Icnh'" pr
MIscEIxEEous cnARTERssoo H sfTe' pS
6aiSA brig Sq1 s foq Tsr i. e
waS y ylEi h"as.
WITH 5000 sn DST sAris mainly
for III, Indies and roy@,. prices :'renggs,r AMI
s M hsnGT sa go ss' N'.i IS Family
Mess e % at si rY Clear Hack Prime
az f. Gn GS + S' T'a
IL 80 srsfi nds ' sc Res sss.is hsE'
dun aud rather euser sa.cs 90 bbis. at slp 90 .Cnl
mammal In absence Of any material demand No sales re-
ported Picked Bellies. 1" N average. quoted at $50
be. city Picked shoulders, 7iraTaca Picked Rams
l94a l2Lc; SMOKED shoulders. siadsEc smoked lisns'
aie demand. sales at $50 Long and short lear
December delivery private terms Long Clear IN rev
York quoted lOc for Western delivery Long Gear,
gac short Clear. Zoe. Long hnd short tlcsi nsr
aud half new packing December quoted SIC DRESStD
HOGS unchanged in price, with moderately hciNo Ut
and city Heavy TO Light isa7 NC Pigs 80 &c a.,
IARD-lhe market tended higher agar. rejecting th'
West spot and October 20 points closing win SOM
reaction; months advanced 40o points cary III he
day but iowa the close kened and fell back points
leaving Western steam spot quoted lboc saes
800 los 10 arrive 72ia aud fright loo tcs DC
toler Sc closing 10 soc, 800 tcs N0vem'
hfr 7.6pd toe. closing 1.6 t3c. 2-JO tc, Dseen'
her 74gG7 .53c closing ~ G75Oc; l500 ties Janu-
ary ISL j3c. closing 81 i53e 800 ties teOruau
80 65c closing 7f3 10 G. CITY steam more tc,Ee
and higher sales 325 at 77fc OF No cry sales 100
75Gc Renned quoted al 21ci continent 800
south BUTrEIt-1he market has NOT Naric,l
ruling generally steady under moderate demands s,a,e
Creamery 2g03lc; Western 2A03Oc.; state DAIRY nan
GTkIns tubs and pals 2Cc; Mosh tubs n d2os West
ern Imitation Creamery, IL 2ic Western Daiy
Wr.t,rn Factory n "a HIESE-Holders rrtah
tn sdvnniay 70 az receipts light demand however
IL without Eastern quoted at S20 &c oo ioS
l2I.a . &c; Western Eat. 4al0i2c. skins. . &C -
TGfS are sustained 10 the late advance on larry a'e
demand Eastern ~ d24c; Western, Il al 2ci Candlah
2OL 61lc. -, A.,
KlCl-Fairly active and steloy prime scarce and nm
Tahuages teegrams the stock Charleston at 300 u
with me market the receipts at NewOrlea1s z-pso'
and 9S7s bis. leaned mere DOMESTIC, f"ot
SKINs-I5ot Goat and Deer IL continued far demand
figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

STFARINE-Iardh firm. city quoted al SIC OeomaigaT-
ne srolcg. sales, $1,000 lbs., al oi - S-lbc
~TGAf -Raw urmeT with more encouraging 9dNct- rom
Ttropc but IN .re advance IN prices Fair kehnng
nuoed Al .rtc.. test Couirugal, 6Aat sales 4-is
mats MANILA 4c 42.SlS m'ts do ~ thr same pr'
bagA De- LOO bags - llohin1o ent uFsl - &C
90 b9-s de- 5Nr 3pB hhd7 Nufcavado, &c 100 mas
Lugish Il nd D. 100 hld- - lagD ll.ib:. 100
hhos and 7ii Moassc'. &C.. 200 BAGS Centrifugal
$40 To- hlds. and zoo BAGS Mohs.es, 4c. cut loai
ana iusafr' Il t,irt ''.i &C., tonicciancr, 4"
gi standard L." Sic. on A." j-sa5s.c; White Extra
r." 5aaiLcs Extra go" 5hc.. &C. 4'sGJcj Vel
TGAEIrsdug slow and prices Iess depressed OPP
"y Tnt =, aafdnll said broker 81 have
known AZ this me OF the year Saes-loo cases
is.1 Nc1 Eng and ,c Ia soc % 1891, Pennsylvsn
ratc tcrrs I9- 1885 ptvac terms 100 -nnlries
a, 10 ESQ ul ~ soc. Ia - ~ haer -umntra
so Llgs dun lni weak 20 hhi' TOT Apri SOU
., o, rl "a Sc the suo leaf e'i lOl4c, 20 mus
80 . iura Tor october sold al f, l. DC.
TNIIOW-Very aud IN fair demand. Prime CITY quo
ted al sales. 10000 10. at bl,.
Wool PARTICULAR fieeocs but all other qualities ave coh
r,i inlet nj without essential changes ih'
appears to bo toward general slgt "It,y eu'en'i
ohio Penn Nlyann and West virginia ~. am
siniv, a tt",t T. aA,. 3 to > Blood. 3td Zoe L
Hood pa Or AM tummon - -oc me mn W
dum CombinR AMI Denin, Ai B-c Low oh oht ~
glr Cnlr-, ~ 10. Medium Combinr aud peiaine -
gGr Low Comhuf 2-e H0c Illinois Iowa AMI Nnn's "a
Medium aud above, cothnh 90 bcl Goa 40 'aF'ci We
dunn tomhlng and Dclane. 2H''ct Low
Comnn. = ~ zoe Indiana Mm.i' Mnn 'l'a, an
" iqcnn.ln unvalhcd coIhinr 20fi'i conh hE Us n,
and Viz IN ~ m N1sie tlohinE -V
"a ,ontng. - southern, unwash al ,lai ing nee ~
g.. 10. ,1i - ti, ine ice suriug Ipa 8 Tex, and al
o. Mo- iair o. g,~, ltdl- BURY t' Slightly bnuy -,
N.N.ir + iIn Hni Colorado medium to ine medium az
low medium aul coars 20 30 bury and .iulty curry !"
~ Ma tam WvnmnE medium t1 nno medium la
o. low m,'lum aud coaire l2olU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Blacks and Colors.
M UR Z S,
ortment, all CoIors.
TINS, &C., &C.

from the looms, which we offer at
WILL ALSO MAKE SPECIAL
TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE,
UMES IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES,
know and understand what AMER.
ton in quality and style to which
fitted up magnificent salesroom at
Grand Central Depot, in connection
sale of our goods at retail.
saying to the public that we have
wholesale trade for many years, that
ed silks, the dealers making large
credit for our work as AMERICAN
own goods direct to the consumer,
that our silks are as fine, rich and
the world--ONE-TkIlRD CHEAP
and what is more important, arc
satisfactory way, and not get
and see the goods made, 1t is very
and we. can safely say you will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Tn all Qualities,
SAT in AR
a Magnificent Ass
0REEN tails, SA

All new and choice goods Just
first hands, in lengths to suit. WE
PATTERNS OF ANY DESIGN
FOR WEDDING OR BALL COST
and in order that the public may
ICAN SILKS are, and the pertec
they have been brought, we have
215 East 42d-st., one block east of
with the mills, for the display and
We also claim the privilege of
been manufacturing silks for the
have been sold and worn as import
profits on them and not giving us
MANUFACTURERS,
We now propose to sell our
and we ask call to verify the fact
handsome in every way as amy IN
Err at least than imported goods
pure and will wear in a thoroughly
ROUGH, RUSTY or SHINY.
We invite everybody to come
interesting and we'll worth the time
be surprised and pleased.
Take the new line 42d-st. cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

Elsewhere the clearances oil City, G,5oS 900
Bradford 1904. 900, Pittsburg. 3.12i.OoO barrels.
The sales In stocks NJ the Ncwlork Petroleum Tx
change were ii 900 shares.
Refined oil wac steady at yesterdays advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

rwt sperm on ffa per ton Ro.p-C Common IA. Od d4a
ad rae IL lis proyisions-fari 4ts OF per cwt for
American SUGAR l5s di per rvt for tuba Centrifugal
road'nF p0. AMI a dlJs o. for cub, Muscovado fair
i,hnirg HnOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Total since Ian l. s2Gl47O,i45 s2735779l9 53'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct 7-l23Op p. mUnited states -Four Per cent
eoris 1.lSs do Fonr ana Half Cent onds IL -
Asnc ana Great First Mortgage trustees Certt
.,fcs second ConsOls. 59l-s New OK
central g9is Illinois cent al lZ7ia rennsyivann 5954
Canadian faCinC fbaa st Paul common SSt
paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at - francs 10
Tor the account
count Atlantic aud Great Western INST Mortgage Trustees
Cohcotes rs IA Erie l5i do Second COnsOls, jS. Vow
YoTk Central 9si4 Reading. lS. Mexican Ordinary - .
Canadian Pacific. 4ji,. ~. Paul Common So. .
53Op IN advices quote Three Per Cnt RenieS al
n francs 10 centimes for the account
D. m-Thc amount o. bullion Withdrawn rom iheDdhk
England balance to-day In A1O,oOO
EATES At THE NEW IORH MINING EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. Oct. :. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08


tbulldings with plot of land, WilliaD,-st cor
Of lmlav 81. plot 90xl92 Van Brunt. --......-.-
liza tory with lot OF Imay-st, loo II ~ Verona
81. lO0IcO. and lot in rear Of the above 26I9O;
R1fve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

..,.i,e.a IN state bonds was covered by sales ot
inc ''ra,oiipa tIeciui tatra NiooVV ~ ~
Noih "sv,aDt. American Exchange sold ~ igta'
cp,,h National 1T III, Merchants ~ w. WI" TUT" :"
iG ,.,,ing in railway bonds neain was well distrib
hut ior -omc the speculative w , , con-
ecnGs. md AVE. ss s shore T 81 %spS Oh is at
~ "causda southern frss were on ~ M"iis
and Es,cs son," better at los. and seconds were 70
AZ Oi 10 East Tennessee, virginia nhutros" .ol
higher az to 57L and closed unchanged at 567s New
cs and ST Louis rsts were ny per cent at %
lmnG New York. Lnckawanna and western seconds sou
SW%. Missouri Pacific consols brought % do3i2
at es dcbentnrc s. were y higher AT 96s and the
& dcbcntnrcs were up Il ~ ~ burlington an. ana Smny
eaurc ;. We're up = q ~ and erss ANY Western ex
.osr erc IA easter az 30. Kansas Pacific consols were
tn,, 81 and Oregon short Line Us were strong nj =
w Se On ~ Texas and Pacific frstss, Rio Grande d
s. we're off IA ut 40 Atlantic and Pacific hrsts ana
were per cent aai Ssslc on balance
~ mn by gains OF S2567l7 currency aud c5o02os
coin The day. }%cslSss c S"1SISs
sg' balance sl99.5s2, 53s.
corn oc" money market to-day again was caSicr and
nv ~ call loans ranged al iad2 per cents but the
rr a exchanges working toward figures that
"iiI relieve " OF some of our SUR lus . ,.,,.
Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
rtrhangrs $50. 800, SOC; balances, S3,o22,oo:
luz 900 in National bank notes for redemption
C ,s,ons receipts S573Jll, and the internal
The Gus uan,in,. were so3s Ol2
reysnTsc rcn EXCHANGES developed no new features
,n.Iness is dull hut rates are firm although II Is under
scod there were bills III me market ag d noud
nv crotstions for business follows Bankers bills
sasa and II s4 for long and short sterling respect
saI-. 295a and 90 for francs 9ios and oois Tor
riibparks: 397s and 4Ols for guilder-
In ondon British consols after opening al yesterday
advanced ls per cent and closed at lol lilo and
,ei rspectivey for money and account United states
hand. were higher al 1888 for is and Hos ot is
.merican railways AT the opening followed yesterday :
~ home advances but the later quotations showed a
great response to this mornings declines ana tne clo
nrcc generally lower than yesterdays There :
r generations that Thursday the Bank OF England
III nee its rate discount i2 per cent 10 Jig At
;,Tis French 3 per cent declined to $50 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
Board nno Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
AIST-ST. 14j-Gramercy Park (NOrth).-
. Desirable rooms sinEy and en- SUITE with board
2OTH-ST-Sui of rooms with pri-
III vie bathrooms private table, OF without beard sin
o-EAsT 2OTH-S Desirable rooms on Sec
> cad or third floors, with hoard
I~TH-ST.. Fl EAST.-RoOms with board
second floor suite. with private bath house and
appointments frsi.cass; reference
= EAST 20TH-S1 Large, desirable rooms
rant cS al i MoHGsy '1i
H. EAST 2sTH-ST.-Large rooms on see
ond ana third floors handsomely furnished 81
100 MADISON AVE.-Newly furnished
100 with private taoe and baths other rooms
~ MADISON Superior board sec,
II oad eoor / rooms en- suite other suites ana
~ EAST 36TH-ST. Handsomely fur
O nished econl third floor front and ha-rcoins with
Iet EAST 3STH-ST.-Pleasant front room,
lOI with full board; all modern Arrangements.
West Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suite of
Y rooms--second and third no3rs also la looms WIN
board and Of billiard table S2y WesI a4tn.'''
BACHELORS ROOMS; furnished second
- and third nOOF'i p'''''' 81 West 25th-.t.
-Tu-AyE. ss.-Desirable rooms, en- suite or
- sinely references VITA OF without oolfu
.TH-AVE., No. 3O7.-With private table Gle
eantv furnished pIror and second hCors with private
hath: services OF the best references
I.lTU-ST.. 1876 WEST Nicely furnished
j = rooms with board. desirable rooms for gentlemen
.eA WEST 27TH-ST, near Broadway.-One
.6J large and small room to let desirable gentlemen
referen'e.
> tTH-ST.. IL ESr-ParlOr floor and
> second door. with private table reference.
.l1 WEST 5IST-ST. handsomely furnished
door entire ordyided and square ami ha room "'a
board.
otTH-ST. WEST, No. ll.-With private
st1 table elegantly iurn shed par.or AMI seeohh noo.s
with private bath services Of the besti references
~ WEST 18TH ST.-Pleasant square room
.)') suitable Tor one Two gentlemen references
..n WEST 26TH-ST-Nicely furnished
sbC double and single with first class board al rea
sonable rates.
t-TH-ST.. IL WE,T-ln private family :
HI In i.on,sy furnished rooms second and thiru
floors en- snite or singy, Win oosfi
llt WEST I4TH-ST.-Large, handsomely
ia furnished rooms second aoor without h~"'
Accelerate prices. hsi.rs""N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

SEw-YORK CITY.
csmbrel,ng st. 5. lot 1l9. 25IlOO E 5 wescot and
wife To Henry Towner and another 1926
exingtonsve ls.5 = of 56th-st. 37x6oo, Mary
boar David Oppenheiner. $1,000
schneider Henry schneider $4,000
lthsI ;, 800 OF Avo-A, lls,9x92; T Gahgan
a. and wife 70 1 P Gaigan jr .-..-..-----. 10
s Fan pIoEert, 4 Gahgan r. 70 o CadS Galgan 10
:, Ellen HcC I'll 70 Jas McGaIity and anot 60
i7,h.si SIS 90 ftwof 2dave 201 l005; Cornelius ooo
union.sve, n $ lots 80 and is6; Mary B chamber.
,,,, AN and another executors to Mary Hsn!on 80
Aotn-st loo re Of Sthave I00x10ll; David oooo
Real Estate Association TO / Peimer -. 10000
-. Huntington 10 soatLern DedeiopmeGt 20 81 coo
i'Se-st :, 100 II e Of Lmcoin-ase. 5Oxi0o ii W
. schmitz "a Phebe III Lcyey.
ss sse property Levey TO Herman W schmisz
''hst n lso IT eoi 2dsye 2oxl022; Bernhard oo
Sfosdsay. No 2l2 l;lso etc interest chss coster
Broadway, no 2i2 J.. so etc interest John II Cos
=, ter and wife 70 same 1903
ter and wife To same ne -. 1903
A7,s.st cor Of Brook ave. l40I2oO; Margt GOO
D. wiet to WIN Farrell ........'....... $4,000
oane sherwood and wife TO Coceland l,l5O
'sne property, Andrew Pewnell ct al TO Daniel sber ~
'AAst us, IS II e Of AveB ii ioIi03S 5; Maria OH.
llsc Na 4 e. e. a. 70 Jaeger and wife II ; 10000
r. seother 70 A W Bogert ......-.....-.... 500
csiSSn,sve cor Of strongave. iooxi2O is Bark.
s11nfssys. n g 100 NV Of Unon-ave, iS0Ii7o, S
wsestera - 900 r Of Central ava 45xloo; Jas
NAY, ave cor Of Ssth-st, ss9 1874 WIN spefb IT,
"a. nc wife 20 Alex simonds ............. 10000
'''tt ns gag # 9 Of AveA ooxlo22 John Lesper
iosss 100 Of LeIinston.ave ieIiooii; i''0''
s.ns S Sisss s..!Nss Q Masss M.IsT 5000
Hyde 70 Mary MutcSnsoS ..............
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rorroy a,RNrr,-Y rgLg4vArr


ftvrgpuuf oct 1880 y. Cotton dull. MiddinT p
landa Bod do orleans 'lsl -ar' 'nh ualea lntluhs
tOO n,os fur rnccuatouand EXPORT receipts l4uU oaot
Including = bales American. Futures Tat lplandH Low
Mhidung clause. October delivery u4shtl also tinii
Ortnict Novcmh er devrrv ~ Gid aiFn -" iuNfu
do November December delivery sontd a'Np %
lGGl d.. December and January delivery alutd AiHn
t0dd do January and February delivery ''ntH' as
aud March hrl very .At ''"t also
4 lt,Gid do March au0 April delivery 'potd' also D
% m -Coiton Tho saos OF the dy INCLUDED b9oo haIsS
Amrurnu Futures quiet tpanis law Mwd'ls ,l'u-' We
oorr delivery CD sellers do October anu So,eh'r
delivery .ttd huYcis d November ami Nr'"mbr h'hN
en- 5H-did bGycfs do ncccmut, "nI lama"i
D 3i tld buyers, uo January and February drnNTy, .
.Bid seller do February ana March drNCIyl fo.ufu
sellers Mach AMI Apih "'.N'i}, t0'n'" ""S''H'
,lo Amin and NAV drIivr ~ Il-uid buyers , 49,,
~ fufurrS ci05ri steady p!Ands 10" MIA
ding CLAUSE erurIytry tttd buy e.H 40 ''ouo,
and Novrml,r deliver IrCfd buyers do November snd
nrcember delivery 5a.nid. value do December anu Jhl
arv drliyery H..Gtd do January dnd tcDIuIIy
delivery l.64l do February ana MaIch uoNr,y
odd sellers. do ..sIch aud Ap1l dtNcrS. 4''ot"'
buvcrs. do. pal and May delivery . D o4d N'lue ~
ttALvt.1oy oct Cotton steady Midnln@ II ~ Low
Mnrn~ 1Iu t;aUl Orlrsry - net ahN gross I'''ip''
osu ,aes salr- .. Oa stock. 33Ja nAc- ~ 20 ~
Ssvsy.sti. OCT 7.-Coiton quiet; Miitlns "".lo LDN
Mddnc Cooi Ordinary. . net sni sr"-st Ie1.lIo
30 bac. EXporfs t,a.twisc +u4i osi's a"-'s' jaw
bales. l.s evening gJO Dairs STOCK % - O%es Lou
Nrw.OKLFASs. &C. f-tgttDn ct-t, -I..a,.S'
Ndoug LID Cool Or'nery, no net FcoeIpls'
bales sOss 1878 bales sales 3oVo u"'c'' S"'A' 0
Hufea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

A., ,c,,cf ~ this company will I've simultaneous
we .".,a in Europe and America The market closed
~, as' and fairly steady 1T quotations
s Soss was not transaction at the board IN Govern
,nd. Tho quotations, however were steady ana
W. ..-.d ne follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08


GdITfNNY BAGGING-In lair den and steady and un
changed .,.-c, ,r ,,io,
AT lO2c 5000 Ssa sid at &c closing win &c III
asked
HAY AND sTRAW-The demand cont nurd fair, partien.
and prices ruled guile steady We
ouyte: Timothy S5c ISL 90 No = So1eOci
No SOa SIC Clover Mixed - assoc; do Back G3Utuci
Shipping Grades 75c Strdw-No RYE 7Od15ci short do
6OdC6c; Dat, 4Oa45c &c., l..
HIDES-Show wight weakness under the cOutlhucu H.
vitv We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

ysnes - ~ Oct 5-Flour. nrm. Family, 50 41as3 rs
- W 90 20. Proylnons-PorE dni rs 81 OG
10 Ss,, Ss1 soS3 Ssa Bukmests dull shoulders
~ IN sae ~ short Clear sli 50. Hogs quiet Com
= ~ rsssH ~ ~ p.cxins and 6atchsrA 81 GOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
THE PETROLErM MARKEr

NV 1VNk 'T'Il
There was another dull and "piking mar
ket In oil certificates to-day and the same remarks apply
10 the character ~ the business given 10 ycate
days speculation. The difference between the two days.
however lay In the fact that the net rcsu of todays op
oraiona was small advance against small decline yes
crday Prices ranged from 7iSa73N 60 7os cents, but
the co'e there was good deal " room realizing.
which carried figures down 10 7ig and 7ih cents Tho
close steady The Pipe Line deliveries for the first
i've days ~ this month exceed the by an average ~
about $4,000 barrels day The situation Ia the oil fields
II unchanged. nnd II the johnson well II dry II post
lively asserted the chances light that the two wells
drilling near r. and now about due, will he producers OF
any magnitude
The range of prices and the total dealings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
REIL ESTATE.

Nrw-Y YORK, tuesday, Oct. :, 1854.
Tie following sales Were held NJ the Exchange
SaesrOom to-day
ByE. N. LudiOw 4 Co.
u story sionefrOnt building. with lot No a south.
n W cor OF pcpeystcr.si, lot 22.5x52, AID
a-story brick building. with lot, No 30 Depeyster
022 " of south-st. lot 2Ox42U Henry ID
By Richard '. HGJHen d Go.
,Sstory brick dwelling, with lot No 252 West SD;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-
SaAMksrox, Oct 7.-Turpenfine quiet nj 81 ioc bid
EuxHMAh, Oct 7-Turpentine frm at q isc.
s~fo1 Oct 7.-Turpentine duh at 27l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
I'm Eichard I. Hnrnett d {
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

l3story brick dwelling with lot No 2j2 West SD.
81, es 2l2.6 OF SHAVE, lot ls9IlOoli;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08

CITY Slaughter OA J"' W. wv o..
LEATHERThere have been better demancs Tor Hem ocs
ted Heavy and coarse grades are SLOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-08
HENIO'' h.

MrTALs-on Change yesterday; Iron-4uei AID easier
bads ranging tyep s4etSsI7 with sls aslSs asAed.-
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-02
One Effect of Crazy Quilts.

"What! has Miss B sent for another lot
of samples?" asked prominent Lexington
street merchant with surprise few days ago
of one of his salesladies who had asked if the
handful of vari-colored silks and other suit
ings she held would please the lady in ques-
ton ssWhy," he continued, with a greater
display of surprise, ''this is the third time in
the last week or two that she has sent for
samples, and has not made single purchase.
can't understand it. 1t seems to me, anyhow,
that we are sending out an enormous number
of samples of late, and with but poor returns.
1t is positive waste, and I shall have to sit
down on it. Oh! yes, send them to her this
time" he continued as friend appeared and
called him away.
While the merchant was thus venting his
wrath broad and knowing smile Illuminated
the face of his book-keeper, who was bending
over an open ledger in another part of the
Office $50 the old man has not caught on to
the scheme yet" he chuckled, as the "old
man" disappeared through the office door.
mo, nor have l." remarked Baltimore
Herald reporter who had heard the conversa-
ton.
"Well, guess you have not got any sisters
or lady acquaintance then, or they would
have been after you long ago for your old era
watts to cut up and turn into crazy quits.
$50 that is what they want the samples for is
it?" surmised the reporter.
Exactly" answered the man of figures;
'sand the cheek some of them employ to get
them would draw tears of envy from the eyes
of some of you reporters. They have got the
craze bad, and the lady the old man spoke of
q while ago has got it as bad as any of them"
care the quilts they make of any value?" was
the next question asked
sNone Whatever. except for ornamental pur-
poses and to adorn the crib of some petted
baby. Some of them are really beautiful l
saw one the other day which sold at a church
fair for $780, and the lady who made IT said
that this did not pay her for the time and wor-
~ she had spent over it.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-02
Dismant1ing the Guns.

Springfield Republican: About 100
old-style muzzle-loading So caliber
Springfield rifles are now dismantled at
the armory daily, and such parts as fit
the new breech-loading model are re-
used. The guns thus taken to pieces
arc part of the 100000 old-style rifles
made at the armory during the war and
stored there unused after 1865. The
dismantling began in 1868, when it was
found that the whole gun could be sold
in the market for only $3.50, while the
parts which could be used in the new
model, together with the sale of the re-
mainder as scrap iron or to shotgun
makers, would net the Government
about S.. The parts sold are mainly
the stock and barrel and scrap material,
and most of these parts go to manufac-
turers of cheap shotguns. The Whit
ney Company, Of New Haven, and the
Remington Company, of Illion, N. Y,
are large buyers. The 50-caliber rifles,
which were first made in 1866, of which
only $4,000 were manufactured, were
ne, er stored, but went at once into
active service, and have been mainly
worn out in it. There are now stored
at the armory about $4,000 of the 3d.
caliber model, and 1853, ZOO dismantled
barrels and los, 900 stocks. About 3d.
600 cleaned and repaired" 58-model
rifles are also stored, but will not be
dismantled, as they are mainly contract
guns and have seen such rough service
in the field as to make it inadvisable to
use their parts III new rifles.