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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
CLOSING FRICES or CiLfFORvN SfOcES
IL. In ..l.t..., .nnI laal
the PEIROIECn MARKEE

INV 1thhf NFti =
There were three distinct periods OF
speculation al the Petroleum Exchanges today
The first was In the morning, when prices Slowly
declined from 20 70 about 20 The second was IN
the early noon hour, when there was quick
FAN 10 the lowest point OF the day-73s GEMS.
The third and last was n the hour from 10
o'clock when there slow recovery Of over cents
per barr from the lowest figure The tai dealings eX-
ceeded 900 600 barrels. The net result II the daY
operations was the throwing over Of much long OIL
whose owners did 10 pu mp more margin, ana
the increase OF the short interest TIL re was no
fayorlb BILE W, from the oil hed- and the Phillips well
: holding up handsome production OF about LOU
barrels a day That We )parentv is everything that
was claimed but probabilities that II Il the
centre Of 90 oil pool and that It's ne.ghbors cannot
be expected to do anything like as well There were
three tring failures the mining ard. bat any seri
difficulty resulting the recent heavy break mas
been avertcd by private settlement The market closed
steady at its recovery bur II would not ne n',
tural anyt Ing bu an un-el eu
speculation for few DAYS in view OF the demordHza 10
II the trade unless the bears reach themselves
nv increasing short IN crest TIL Il becomes cum
brous.
The range of prices and ;hc total dealings were a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL sept s-Prov sions Bacon. Cumberland cut
MiddI-s 9~s cd short Clear Midiles
sos Od Shor Ribs. 5Os. o. shoulders. - I'd per cwl
Eecf-lOos ID. FOR Extra indian Meas Prime Meas rs
pork Mess ia sd. per hbL Prime Mess. at~in
76r Western 0os Lard-Ameriean IS "a fIine VS.
err, tes Lard Of 4Os Cd Hams-LOng cut So. Cd
shoulders as Butter H5s per cwt Tor finest ted states
Chersr-A mericAu choice tus Od. Whcat-lted Western
sprng d re- ID Red winter s. ID = ID per cen
tai 80 spring o.. d. New Western WINTER : o. Ne"
Mixed IS estern Slid f,rula 40 J., - Al - "a
a iforna . Is Od.aTs per Genital. comm 1cd
I'D do New, 5s Al. & ntt. Produce--pirit'
OF Turpentine 2js Cd, do AT London 2s oil per cNt
enned Petroleum al per gallon. clover eiAu
Red. 49s per TAlpN3j-. sci. per KOsln, ON
3D.. Pale 9s Cd los Cd. Lin,eed Oh. 2Os ID per
Receipts OF wheat for the week from Atlantic Ports a.
from Pacific p0ra 2pOO quarters from other
$4,000 quarters Receipts Of Corn 4OO quarters
LONDON sept SfrOiuceI inssed OIL - los "a 10 lOs
Calcutta Iausred SIS Sci I'll. qurricr
iinseed Cake, -. - l's Refined retr'eum
6sh 1914 gallon spirits ~ Iurpentine pa sd per
cwt sperm Oh ~ per ton. Rosin-Common IS Cd -.
3D. Pale. is Is Prsysons-Lari. 4t% Od per cwt foi
American IS. 1d for cuba centrifugal
polarzRg G@ and 81 is 3D. for CVIa Muscoyado fair
refining anOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09

ing grounds he will walk OF 10 spot whore mice nlu a
snranca 10 the house In search of food and will remain
motoness ana noscess until makes It's appear
nnce and when he gets far enough out OF the hole q
ne dash he pounces upon him. scizes him with his PHI
and gives him throw NJ several feet further from Ms
hole and theHidarts after him. grabs him and sticks MN
until he kills him Then the roOs cr calls the hens around
him with eNultant cucs and Chucklos They lDoE ht e
dead mouse, and having no appetite Tor such iouu we
ronstnr pcks h victim M throws back ha head and ut
tempts tn swallow the mouse. This j. y slow pi"o"s,
taking sometimes quarter oflan hour Aucr EctunE ~
down but the tail there fan. lie throws hiH hcad nhc6
takes hop kicks out one seg aud then the o'her' SOUS
10 rest. and then repeats the process unl the ~"
swallowed There ls nothing remarkable Rn"ut VIC
looks of the rooster Int 10 II case rbeis appearances
pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, sept ;, 1854
THE COINAGE OF SILVER DoLLARs.-Ihe issue Oh I"e
standard silver dollars from the minis during tne WICK
nded September g. amount TO S34S,497, anu Tor the
corresponding period OF last year s52l,9SS
AUDITOR ELIAS SUCCEssoR.-RObert +. Crcwen' was
today Amounted Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post
Office DEPARTMENT vice Judge Ella. deceased, ana h A.
Clnord was appointed Deputy Auditor, vice CroweH
promoted.
DAKOTA ATTORNEYS DIsBARRED.-w. p. Mixter and A.
7 Gibhs OF Miners Centre. Oak; and sanford Mc'fn-
MS OF Kimball OAK; and c. rtlett OF Salem, OAK,
have been disbarrei from practice as attorneys Dere
ihe Interior Dep rtmeut, because OF comPlcy II the
Dakota land frauds
NEW BANKS AUTHoRZED.-The Controller or the Our
aolem Y 10 begin business with a capital OF
$50 600 also the Bon der National Bank Of Colorado
with capital Of $4,000
REVENUE OFFICERS CAN CLAIM SALVAGE - Solicitor
Ne,l Of the Treasury Department. has decided that
offo4rs of revenue cutters can demand salvage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
IHE COURTS.
BITS OF NEWS FROM THE COURTS.

BITS OF NEWS FROM THE COURTS.
William Kellock and Twiss Birmingham were
appointed Deputy Tax Commissioners on July q The
Civil Services Examiners decided that the posts were
confidential ones in the scope o. Schedule OF the
MAYORS civil service regulations. and that no examine
ton beyond what TO satisfy the Tax n-
nis.ioners was edful Auditor Lyon, and subsequently
his deputy Colonel Austen refus 10 pass the accounts
OF the two holding that they really assessors ana
that these Offices within the scope OF Schedule G.
requiring the officials to b examined under the civil
service regulations Justice DOnohue in suprem Court
Chambers reserved his decision yesterday On an "ppca
ton 10 compel the Auditor his deputy to pass the
accounts Of Kellock and Birmingham.
Eugene Z. Pettigrew. chair nan Of the Republican
Committee Of the XVIII Assembly District alleges that
the Board Police have refused app any OF the
seventy per-Ons presented 10 that body persons dy
qualified TO act inspectors Of election n the
XVIII Assembly District, but that the Board
intends TO appoint - persons LOT an COP 0b
persons when ii ia feared he chosen members OF
the William j. Degnau Association. The Police Boaru
were ordered by Judge Van Worst in the supeof ourt
YES erday 20 tomorrow way they shoUu not
h. competed appoint the nspec tos IRON the seventy
persons named members OF the republican asocld-
Judge Browne IN the City Court Chambers, yesterday
ra-l.st IA vacate an attachment on the proper OF
W liter Adams MAYHEM Lord Alb rcromole" agalgst
w ON his valet Charles singer. has orOu-Dt sn1 I"I
lis wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
PLEAS IN THE BURNSIDE CASE.

WASHINGTON. Sept. SIN the suit OF the
United states against James o. =. burnside ana ~ L.
Jarevs on the bond Of Burnside late dsbursng clerk OF
an POST Office Department and superintendent OF the
Post once Depart ent building, pleas were entered by
che defendants to-day The pleas are six In number ana
the defence act up based solely upon tcchnicaes IL
q pleaded that Burnside was not legally supern endent
Of the building and Disturbing clerk that he was never
eligible 10 such Office aud that the Postmaster GenciRl
all II on tho lat of October 1873, nor az any othe
tine pursuant to law appoint him to such once an
that consequently, the bond upon which the sun -
hfoaght IL irregular. n purports to have been rtecuu
% an official bond OF the superintendent Rud AsDu'hg
clerk under pretended apponim nL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
FINE WHEAT CROPS ABROAD.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Unted States Con-
Ell Pexao at Lyons has forwarded report 10 the De-
paruent OF state relative the crops OF this year
France He says; The wheat crop VIII amount TO
about 316OOOOo0 bushels which Will sTpass the har
vest OF 1888 By over 30 600 900 bushels quality
r. porfed as being excellent EnClant and Cont tai
countries also report TN wheat crops. The English
crop n particular ely been hue These reports
have affected. and Will i'll more seriously aueci the
price of wheat when falling daily The cry Tor pro-
lection by increased duties on foreign wheat goes up
loudly from all parts Of France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
ARMY ORDERS.

wAsufSGroN, Sept. s.-Frst-Lieutenont
Walter D. McCau assstanaurgcon, has been ordered TO
report by letter 20 the Commanding General OF tue MIS-
soar Department ASSIGNMENT 10 duty MAJOR lhomS'
WILSON, oommssary OF subsistence at the ehpf"toh OF
nj. present leave OF absence. will resume the duty o
Chtef Con,nissary o. Subsistence Department OF Texas
relieving Captain Samuel T. Cushing, who VIII continue
on duty as purchasing and depot COmmssary OF 7nos
tence at san Antonio. Texas - III, -,
placed on the retired list September - o. re~chhE
lac age OF sXy-our years, and wi ne t0oWcd on &c
Arb Cava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
LlyE sroCk MAREEr.

Good steers sold year IL II II Pc ana
tie average "a estimated AZ 10 &c.
BEEVES-Rsceipts yesterIiy an tod were 192 car'
Jersey 1ty and ~ tf OOh-St. making 444 hetl.
against jj2l head last ay. The arrivals the past eek
222 head les than last week and 1868 head less
than the c0uespon ing week last year.
On ed az and Fri Of the pa week there was
fu, ip o'g market To- Kan and tlor Natives and
total che for the two days strOls ID VIE
Ne um to Fair Native steers u+t aINu he'd thci' own
a. Il tOOd To Choice cattle act uaHd and trm.
= head OF pr-u Illinois shipped to the 80 hs.
ya'. from the the world rcI owned feeder John
Goodwin. They The hrs. sament OF drove ot 800
he' al OF which have been puT hssci FOR william oftman.
OF Fulton Market and gncd % Messrs clwt cd
~uIberger The 20 head averaged 6 ID. and zee wed
very high praise from al who saw them.
The 6Jth stock OilT with the exception o. cars wa
consigned 70 Nj Eastman and sauZers 80 u the
former and l3 to The latter Al Je ty addition
10 the l92 fre carloads there were % cars held over from
last week mainly Texans and COl0rado). There va, a
light supply fresh and Color and the
quality good WITH demand prices
ul than last Friday Native steers sold -lowv
at "a ne figures for Medium ant Fair while Go0i
10 Prime dropped out &c No. CLOSING dul twenty-five
ctrs u Cattle likely g. GO PO)r 10 600
s. ID and II cars Of very Prime Cornfed
sold by j f. Salcr & co az g. 25 0s "A. Colorado
Steers ranged from 80 10 2c 10 1ess o. and while sev
eral Of III Western ~t,ckers went ~ low - "a
e. i2 the general maret for ordinary Grssstd 10 Prime
COrnfed from 9 20 70 &C. 90 dress % % ID
Exporters pure hasei about 80 head at - 5ld S6 90
The Bitern got on sc terday witt "a Live attic
The weeks shipments i've attic and sheep and res e
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
REAL ESTATE
Nrw-YoRk. Monday. Sept. s.IssL


RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFGE>
NgWlOEN CITY
S-d ST sa A. %. 10 Benz Sire " - $4,000
:, = "a gosptn S 10 5000
lqgth- IT "a l75 n " Of Gtb.sye. 2OIgg !. Cb4s -
BafchelOr and wife 10 NJ Horton ........--. -t,-p"
: 70 2' MST md another s 'n $500
lsota IT. and ,e 70 JonS, lo'i'S' 1900
+ n,on ave as All TO a74 an and 47s 2lth ward
MsTy ylso C !, ~ 81 A. 'A"u'" I" 1870
2d1rs S Sot 5S 10 lOo M.s 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
lover lood 10 choice shppsrs steers Is 80 ass co. Far

lower Good TO Choice shippers steers IS 80 ass 3d. Far TO
Medium - 90 ass a..
today $500 head total ier week Tins far
$500 head for uns last week 1000 head cOnsRn'
through cars market dull aud unchanged Medium 20 Cool
81 Onds3 %. Canada Lambs - eOdE5 10
Hsqs-eceipts to-day 5000 head total for week thus for
NufW head. FOR last 30 heak Goa
signed through 81 market duh ami lower Medium 70
Par IS 10 as 20 Good 10 Choice do 50 30 al 60
Butchers Grades. ~ 20 90 so
CHICAGO sept -fhs Dr0rsrs JDtrnr rADorts Hs5f-
Receipts. 1000 heat shlDmenta 5000 mead marzes mn
and l0r. nwru Rough Packing a. f0dfj 90 Packins
and thppnL s60Ods5 % Light 81 49, 20 sHpA o. 20
az rs
c'us-Recepis. 800 head shipments 5000 mead, mar
kft nrin! Export GRADES ~ lOdtI GOOD % iuOlre
Grass Tcraus ~ 65sfA 20
StssD--Recelpts 1000 shipments. market strong
inferior to Fair, a. 90 gtl % Melum IN doOL ~ blf
~ 20. Choice Extra a. tjTs4 90 Lambs neal 81 80
ass 20. TsKas sheep. " iOdsjt0
ar fOrtl sept l-frnfs-ircripfs. q. 'on. -hi,nerts
500 market Arm Exports ~ l0sti - g),d 80 lh'l's
shipping ~ 81 lh' Common 20 Medium ~ 1ld - Jh
Grass Natives. ttODBtt 70. Jrt's Texans VI 1OG
- 80
Nssp Receipts $50 shipments 300 Common TO VIC
dun A. unstl 90 Fair ~ choice 80 0oiki ~ Lambs $50
dft -. Texans a. 40 as 20.
Hogs -Hrce pts LOO ,hpmcnts 2o1O market SOW
iorborH ~ 1890 TO- Packing - ildtb j. h'ap " lV"
S. 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
'.on, accordlnsto me Amerlola claa,ldcatlou ara

GoodO
stuctGood 0rinlrv 1913 Wddhng ...'..........1os
Futures dull and closing TO points lower sales. 32 500
bales Today closing september ln6,e lo92 pcooer'
January lo52a 1888 February 1914 1888 March 1915
nIoailI5 Market closing dull Transferable notices
Flour AND MEAI-FTour Market has again slightly
declined The busnes FOR export has been moderate With
cover S a7 Wants IS" Sas. S6s Of rScS
we're Tor eIpo including 900 he!s 10y S !ise
and - 50as3 go Tor Winter Wheat l-0l hbls CITY Mn
- ~ ~ I2r W inter Mnea 4o1 92' g., oIotatlors
to Fair Extra state 81 geo 30 Good 10 Fancy
g Cool ' to cSo oa9 common % Far
E1,ra ono - - 20: Good oGS5 Good 70 Choice
500 q - Rye MIXTURE 81 - - % 9tr G . -
Louis Common to Fair Extra g 90 - - FAIR to 't3o
- 600 to very IoGe = oGs3 1en E1 t
for West indies 81 .Oas4 90 south America - 9oet5 o.
ayqra BUYERS WITH light export and very m@er3e l29s1f
ao gea3a Coca Se fooce Pc % - %6 ncaGng 90 bs
Tor export At :! 75qs5 90 RYE ELoU dun and de
paTce cfoes =. >. 10 = IS ~ corn MEAL quiet and
inclined ale: - 80 90 bsI' Bandywne sS 3d. feu0"
GRAfN-W very heavy and has declined
freedom while exporters operations have only been very
tive sccount MAXI closing heavv At a shade above HE
side price, sales ~ 900 bush future and - goo bush
terms nrrsdcd inter Req at 72a93c, including 10000
bush 10 arrive cost freight insurance at Sc 80
s. cc co-ng with sellers al - &c. 10 Red - "a sc
ncudng 81 oo 40 Red 10 arri' cost fire g and in,nr
co.'ne At 81 c DO for october C. closing = 81
DO for Novcmoer $500 &c. closing - ' ,n mo- io'
95c cotine at 81 e. 10 or February "a - e closing
or April '-.c = 90 closing az - DO for May ~
dslOJ- closing a. 3c..Rl f-MiIAet without zee v 'sl
ern 3ti. 6lc IL c.cya,o or aGGc delivered state quo
LEY MALT l9d pncnS1a law S s F cSy Over
ftf4 have tI.f pf 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The commission OF
Commander schley, chief of the Bureau
Of Equipment and Recruiting was delivered 10
him to-day having been signed by the President on the
Ctr inst.
The vandala arrived at the Lower haroor' for's
mouth " H. on 9Th inst She is 70 be repaired ana
her Officers ana crew will be temporarily Transferred 70
the Constitution. The Laekawauna Is e1peGeu 10 o q.
panama about oct TO- Tue Adams, al San Francisco Is
a. be nut ont OF commission. Orders have been issued 70
prepare the Omaha and Marion at Portsmouth, ~ H. io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
THE COMING PLENARF COUNCIL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA pastoral letter from
Arcub shop bbOns read III all The Roman Catholic
churches OF the Archdiocese to-day relating to the
assembling Of the third p.enary council owing TO the
iheath Cardinal. TIE let states, Archbishop
& ,bbns was appointed by the Pope 10 preside The
Couf cIl will meet ia Baltimore November o. Inc
tra OF the Gnu oh since the last Council eigh
ye.rs ago will be discussed The pastors viii inter-
Change views and eHlghten each other by
M Itnal counsel. Tie letter says that the
DEL Deratious will have no political siSnifcance. Sdlu
try avs for the promotion OF piey and morals the
fecto0 of abuses aud the establishment OF greater
tOrrnilY In ecclesiastical dis iplne VIII be enacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
GENERAL Market REPORT


wv IIIWNl 'TT'IITT-T TT"Fi
CORR ro opened lovar 0n aod ~ lniuo Tor on
faf hu ai tir close asked fnr Oh and lnl Tor
NrN ~hof GOO bIra 'NasnYti' tl3 ~ lo and Wv
81 'NrnnfH fItllr terms DIPLOMA duil hhd rAH ~
sales hhnu hnss closing hHfry atrndy follows arptou
hrr Fiufa 1n October. 80 assn Novemhrr, F'nHN 70
urrrmhrt HataH iO January. H-1d Hh 90 February $40
~ 49, MARCH, HH'd 40 Two foniH piid io etclaR' ue
rtru rf mr. January Mild GRADES moderately active AM
about steady sales -d bugs central American, hnd ma
m"frd 900 Wlts FadnnR on private terms
tbIlhN- spot cotton quiet nnd unchanged sales, 10
BALI. hl t1r Homo Hpuunt Receipts to-day az ihop"i7
H"o hirs, Hgilua IA day last week. ana go iHi
time last year
Tncquollon, according 10 the American classification
IA f1lluNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09

state bonds were neglected with little chang IN
tn. nominal quot tiOns. AID for civ bank tock the
quotations steady but the sales We're covered Dy
100 shares OF Chatham AT 40.
business railroad bonds could not ell nave Dcen
smaller and have been enough 20 Constitute
market second cOnsOS with sale OF $4,000 were
per lower 81 and the clO-ln quot Ou SCI 81 d
The deal ngs Il West shore and Buna.O n ~
quo l. Al sd42 East Ie nesse-, VIZ
ginia Georgia cOnsOl s. were of y a 1-2 North
stern dcb-nture 5s of 4 AT %. Texas ard Pacific
Incomes declined from 1914 10 - 12G3J, ana nrst no
and hrsts steady 49, and Northern Pac
nc nrst at 1888 1922 such dealt there were IN
Issues other than those mentioned were 10 amounts OF
50. 90 o less and therefore WORTHY OF me ntiOn.
The sub-Ireasurv sa'ement u to-day shows n on
balance or 500 l39 made up by gains OF SjJ7 81
reucy anu Sil4262 coin. The days operations covered
ceipt~ ~l.S41l1s; payments SSDJ.O39 currency Da-
ance Sll414.5l4; com balance Sl29 047. 59i.
The for cal loans at the IT elk Exchange ranged
from u o 3 per cent and clio -ed u az per
The Clearing House statement to-day follows
Exchange S92,3-6.6S2i balances, S4,00O,l2O
The United sta Treasury AT Washington to-day re-
cev-d 500 O0O in National bank no rs for redemp ion
The customs pts S6Ss 426 AID the Internal
revenue receipts were SOS1,O4l
No hing developed IN the marx
for foreign eXchang'. Business continued SLACK ani
ties firm for business fouows: Bankers
bills "A 1914 and ~ s54 for Oug and short sterling re-
specvey 5.2l and D. lSs for francs S4s and S0s Tor
r,chm irks: 3D7s md 4Cls for guders.
In L0udOn BRUSH cOusOs strong VT h advances
Of Ia TO lO1 for money AMI 3l6 10 lOl a for account
United states bonds held steady ~ nominal quotations OF
I23lo for A. and rs for 42s American railway, or
cours. were all lower ia Response u Saturdays nome
and he decline continued TO ollOw after
this mornings op ming prices e Bank o ENGLAND lost
100000 bullion balance Al PaIls frehch Per cents
rose 20 10 1919 and reacted To 1877 Il and alght Ell
change London Was down 10 lois = francs W the 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
CLOSING PRICES OF PHIL4DELPHII STOCKS
EcD1rief BY JOIN Il. DAvl, Cj.. L Yat'-


One-hundred and fifty seven thousand five
hundred AID shares c,vere Tod ~ operations
n stocks a. tn stock TX han-e. And yet fla width ana
frequency Of fluctuations in prices the market wa- ne ry
as active a. Of last Friday when the recorded sales
amounted 70 100000 shares TIe market ope ed active
with cousdeiab pressure sell, and n lowest prices
o. the DAY z morally made curing he first Ut Of
business After that Lune-s the prominent eatur,
with fluctuations up down the current OF ord r.
seemed TO run. Union Pacific with 3l,J2j shares
recorded the largest amount Of sales, and it, after de-
cline TO q and rally to 1888 al 4-2 closed is lower
than Saturday,. II. Paul with 90 400 shares was No.
in point Of transactions; declined U S3ls rallied
Is md it, last price 81 Is * over than saturday
f-ure Northwestern dee med from 1914 10 977s.
ralie 9sas and closed at 9Sas The dealings IN the
trunk line shares We're small bur their prices we're
weak after several fluctuations Central and Hudson
shar hal final decline OF =. Lake Shore Of y, ana
Erie 2s per cent. vi a limited amount Of tTansacu IONS
he coal stocks incl. ed towari lower figure.
Delaware, caW and Western, last price, 1918,
shows a loss OF l per cent Western Union declined
from 657s 64l4, AMI closed a. 65is. Although at bet
Ter figures than he lowest, market closed weak and
unsettled
Government bonds dun but steady at uncha ged
QuOtitl0ns "A, FOL Ows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09
4 ROOSTER 7RAr CATCHES MICE.

Nelson BoswOrth, of Glen Cove, L. l., is the
champion amateur fisherman OF that village lie ia the
owner VI rooster which good mouser az any cat
h the place The has special fondness for mice
and idi grov nice lis speciality. lie IL peculiar in
naDlts lee esooring his nOck ~ their usual feed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09

-. =, q, 600 and win await trial The rest of the
epouu -. ,x.re discharged The United states Court
g.ss "a the United states Court at Wichita, kansas'
$e.ss % ever that portion OF The territory
s...,asd ~ the Oklahoma no Dmers Payne's trial on
Sese whsksr charges viii doubtless settle the ques uon
Al Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-09

80 -. ,.-...
az " AND .,, =, no il,r- Sew s. fay Sc
so. . &C ~hppnH % q 'ot Str4" 'ea'y' 10. Ny''
UIrE-- .uiet. but 1rn Dry B - -"c- C'ty slaughter
~ ft rdto g, Great extent nominal Choice NV
es' , 5e.a5 dl 2"e-'e Nsdiu" 10 PRIME - ''
~ IT. IN ,taiT c,i,t closag stesdy n isl,F
s4c.Tn Plate ", and neg eoed SGPper ,d L@E
e.gn. A4ua 4'c----@pe.tcF 61A 4oIe6u 4Io''u q" -
yT6LA>sE,-Quet ana nomnaly unchanged. .,.......
NAyAL - b .1''S lI.c. october 3 32c
Noyeu0e ~ Be. ucc,mner = a3 1,ci Inc ear, :,
al &c Rosn- uct but FRA med SARGE ana fFae1 a.
1872 while rood DO was quoted at s,3 snG ',Ia
.n' =, on 4 o a. g. e. 50aS u. H. Il 3 - %
q le h, = Z. q : '" NJ W * - - ~ |o'0
OCEAN FREIGiTe- In tc na Of petro eun charters p
emcn' was Ing T. owing Good extent TO the weakness
OF better showing 10 me volume OF D'hgI7 . a. et
low rae. d. per bush gram lay5g qsP T rr ~,
o. i've loads . gran TO I,gI o2i 1I ' .V 81 j
o, 5 Il r6 I'm ID bales cotton compressor
o, &C. IN uncompre-'rd o9- = t,, iat "yS
vlgn. .d.P TkoLEUM CHAKIEks = IL. r
sg iI 5eIs british slip with coo bb- ned
proeqm an. naPt,ha a. refined ON priya'e terms
NEDl it ~ "a, ns.c an iFi'Yl'R1NPHI ueac, an
Itlaa a,k 20 800 cas's refined &c pryIegcor 9nlca
or -' T4 l,el ,c, % ar. on private
f Ti5 s.nls er sEl F. 50 F EE5s
sGeHn9g - r'r Nonfrca BARK viii lumber >l3 NEW
YORK. from Marac4l1o. sch oHeI OIL, -, 5 W. ms
~. and pot charges Bl ENl- ~ ~, iiu g ~ \
RIA, hence barteniine o. 51 tons al Sg''g d
IIAM Hrnce schooner Jos tons, Old ril = 20 - ~"
BFUfORU. hence. schooner with ron pipe = 1V1,rr
IfNGiON and AUCKLAND hence. British bark WIN
general cargo ON private terms
NPROVT-fO ION S-PORK-Buyers have the advantage and
RTGt' are rsSs ay T Ta"n sf' ' OF
saies reported. OH Mess nominal NrW do = ~ bly
$1,000 SlS Clear Back, SIS 80 - o' r-Aus
prime. SO OO1slj 80 BEEF uuchanggd IN PIG, '4 4
EItra Ness ST. Packet $40 IN 3sItrls anu
Extra india Ness g I'D IF pa!l 4n an,
el.irr quoted ~ 20 81 t.--..CJ MA 70 n- III
"a led since last Aghf trade brinrs 9Iluk
prices sales 4oo Picked Hams. Il tal- Li5 9iies
H. y a,SrSs 4l',rp No .G shoulders Lsc smoked
IIsms IA DC " NJ lDII,E~ dul. veak aud nom -
long Clear IN New \ ok quoted 10 sc for estein dtil
LIS ON =, = f.ar IN n y sto-t clear l14pc Ukt-@ED