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Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-30
The SchnnIs

mere are seven out of town teachers in the public school service of this city ont of a total of 275 teachers, and out of the nine an pointments of teachers made at the last meeting of the Board, three were out of town teachers, two from the training school, two were former teachers and two were formerly in the High school and have had several years experience in teaching.
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conference. The convention will close Wednesday evening with supper in Breed Hall under the supervision of the Social un- ion. Six hundred delegates will be present, representing 125 churches.
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PhiEadeIpElia and Reading R.
HOusatonic Railroad.

COMMENCING JUNE, 16, 1884. Trains Leave New Haven via N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. at 9:30 a. m. and 4:07 p. m., connecting at Bridgeport for Pittsfeld and Intermediate stations, Albany. via State Line and Saratoga. New York Limited Express leaves Bridgeport at 5:25 p. m., arrives at PttSfeld at S:30 D. In., connecting for North Adams arriving at 9:20 D. m
 H. D. AVERILL. General Ticket Agent.
 W. H. YEOMANS, Superintendent General Offices, Bridgeport, Conn.
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Republican COnVenttOn-Meet- 1ngs In All Parts or The State. The Republican congressional convention | for this district will be held in Middletown | Thursday, Oct. 9th. The official call will be | found in the political column. | The Munson phalanx, named in honor of L.
 I. Munson, Republican candidate for comp troller, has been organized in Waterbury. It
 is chiefly composed of members of the Ma tional Guard and has the following officers: | C. k. Hall, captain; S. F. Niver, first lieu tenant; James Dodds, second lieutenant: F.
 c. Greeheaf, first sergeant E. c. Schuyler, second sergeant.
 The German Republicans of New Britain held 8 largely attended and enthusiastic meeting Saturday evening, and formed a Blaine and Logan club Seventy-two names were signed at this initial meeting.
 The Republican probate convention held at Windham Saturday afternoon resulted in the nomination of Huber Clark, the candidate who held that position four years ago.
 An enthusiastic Blaine and Logan meeting was held in district No. 1 (East Canaan) Fri day evening. The Campaign G1ee club fur nished music, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev. Dr. Eddy and Messrs. A. T. Ror-
 ~eoAA@~
 The Fourth district Democrats hold their congressional convention in Bridgeport on Wednesday. MT. E. w. Seymour appears to be the coming man.
 The Democratsa of MontvilIe had 8 flag raising Saturday evening few rods west of the depot. The assemblage was addressed by Lawyers Desmond and Crandall of Norwich, Comstock, of Montville, and F. D. Reed, of New London.
 The Republicans at Preston City held rally and flag raising on Saturday evening that eclipsed any campaign demonstration ever before made at that village. The resi- dences of all the prominent citizens of the place were brilliantly illuminated. Early in the evening the Preston City company of Foot Guards, under Captain William Bagley, were joined by the Hallville company under Captain Whitmarsh, and paraded through the principal streets of the village Fire works were discharged along the line of march and in the meantime salute was fired near the Baptist church by Chester Converse of Norwich, assisted by Alfred Leonard, Thomas O'Nei1 and George Brace well. A 20x30 feet flag was unfurled in front of the residence of William Lorinp, and from platform erected for the occasion spirited campaign speeches were made by William s. Congdon, Lucius Brown and Amos A. Browning, Esq, of Norwich Sub sequently the guards, speakers and invited guests lunched at the residence of William Loring. large number of people from the country around drove in to see the demon stration
 The General s. E. Merwin legion, Captain Frank E. Lee, are requested to meet at Re publican headquarters this evening at 8:3O sharp.
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FataI ResuIt of Fau.

Michael Kirby, of Norwich, slipped and fell across the railroad track in that city Friday night. He struck on his abdomen and peri tonitis ensued which caused his death on Sunday.
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Fine Toilet ReOuisItes

A fine line of Toilet Articles, Bath and Hair Brushes, Soap, &e. Whittlesey's Drug Store. sep IT eodtf
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scrofula because of superstition that it could be cured by kings touch. The world is wiser now, and knows that
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A CARD.-To all who are suffering from errors and indiscretons of youth, nervous weakness early decay loss of manhood &c., will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York,
 ,JY14 eod&W 1Y.
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g11e 9uurma1 and Gnmrier.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CTTY, 12 CENTS WEEK, 42 CENTS MONTH, $500 A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS By MAIL.
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May Fever
.ATARRH

.%* None genuine without bunch of green Hops the white label Shn all the vile, poisonous stuff
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OFFER Grand Bargains This WRRk.

NoTHING like the success we are having with lN our Red w. Brand of Patent Flour We he- ieve this to be the very finest quality of New Pro cess and have sold one hundred barrels this month and in every the purchaser has been deligbted with it. Try it. Every barrel warranted
 Our sale of Momaja Coffee at 25c per pound is steadily on the increase. We never since we have been in the Coffee trade sold as much Coffee as iast week Remember Ground to order, warranted to very low. See them hiico
 Pears, Plums Grapes, finest Concords 6c Ib
 Finest Delaware Sweet Potatoes cheap.
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For the Inner Man.

The following recipes are excellent of their kind and this is the season for each of them:
 Green Corn Cakes-Mix pint of grated sweet corn with three tablespoons of milk, a teacup of four, large spoonful of melted butter, teaspoonful of salt ditto of sugar little pepper and one egg. Drop this mix ture by the large spoonful into your frying pan, and fry till brown; use butter for fry ing. These are nice served up with meat for dinner. The above is enough for table of four persons.
 Burnet House Tomato Sauce-A peck of green tomatoes, one dozen onions, both sliced and sprinkled with salt. Let them re- main all night. Then strain and put in a kettle with the following spices sprinkIed be- tween each layer, viz: One ounce each of whole cloves, allspiee and yellow mustard seed, one and one-half ounces of fine black pepper, one box of mustard wet with vinegar previous to putting it in. Cover the whole with cider vinegar and boil for twenty min utes. This is liked almost beyond any other pickle
 Baptist State COnference-6OO DeIe-
 gates.
 The annual Baptist State conference will be held with the West Side Baptist church, Norwich (the Rev. MT. Dickenson, pastor), oa the 18th, 14th and 18th of October. On Monday, the 18th, will be held the ministers
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IF YOU ARE GOING WEST OR SOUTH
 TRAVEL BY THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The Hest kaIErOad i'm the World. 4 DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS TO THE WEST. Apply for tickets and full information to J. N. States ticket agent, N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R., New Haven. je7
 Naugatuck Railroad. COMMENCING JULY 17th, 1884, trains leave New Haven via H. 6 D. R. R., connecting with this road at
 TOO a. m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury, Litchfeld and Win
 stead.
 $50 a. m.-Through for Waterbury, Watertown,
 Litchfeld, WinSted. 200 D. m.-Connecting at Ansonia with passenger
 train for Waterbury. 5:45 D. m.-Through for Waterbury, WatertoWn,
 Litchfeld, Winsted. 6:20 D. m.-Connecting at Ansonia for Waterbury, FOR NEW HAVEN-Trains leave Winsted: rio m 1:28 p. m., with through car, aud at 5:25 D. TRAINS LEAVE WATERBURY-At 5:30 a. n., S:26 m through car, 10:50 a. m., 2:44 D. m.,
 GEORGE W. BEACH, Supt
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Try Our Cereal Flakes.

A Splendid article for invalids and children: 13c package, for 25c.
 Shredded Oats are just the thing for breakfast: cooks in ten minutes 15c package for 25c.
 Remember the Bottom Prices for every thing in the grocery, provision and vegetable line
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ScOtt's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, With Encyclopedias, For Throat Affections.

pr. F. B. Philpott, Salisbury, Mo, says: tI have used Scotts Emulsion in glanduIar diseases and Throat affections with uniform ly good results. It is the only preparation of Cod Liver Oil use.'' se30eod8Sw1w
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D. N. WELcH & SON.

Nos. 2S and 30 Congress Avenue. S25 Repister coD1v
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The COlOred Veterans Meet at the
 Wfgvam on Sperry Street-CO1onel
 w. B. Wooster Present-He Receives an OvatfOn-CaptaIn T. J. Grimnss
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September 29.-James Geary, defrauding boarding house keeper, Marcus Schwed, noIled; Francis T. Bohan, interfering with Officer Helget in discharge of his duty, and drunkenness, to October l. Charlie Dromilee, theft, noIe; Patrick Connerty, breach of the peace against Marie Connerty, judgment sus- pended, and drunk, judgment suspended.
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REGImENTAL REUNI0N.

Tuesday, September 90, 1884.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-30

MaIIOnaI Line of SteamshiDs.
 BETWEEN SSW NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, oJERNs
 CT. TOWN AND LONDON DIRECET A' \, Sailing weekly from Pier 39, North River Na,v 10 aork, are among the largest steamships crossng Ine Atlantic. Cabin rates, $50 to S1OO ExcurSinnSs aG M special rates; outward steerage ST? and Tras Po. PaId steerage tickets $19 Being S2 lower t6ar most other lnes'' New steamship Amer;ca,s frS trip to New York, days 15 hours and 41 minutes
 .. F. ". J. HURST Manager
 1,- -AgenGS at New Haven, BUNNELL. & SCRANTON ". FITZPATRICK, A. MCAIISTER GEOPGu iSM M. DOWNES 6 SON, E. DOWNFS ' StIS oIS 1st
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A Dangerous Case.

ROCHESTER, June 1. 1882. Ten years ago I was attacked with the most fn..nse and deathly pains in my back and
 -Kidparc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

LIVERPOOL sept l7ProvsiOns- Bacon. Cumberland Cut.
4as o.: Long Clear Mddes AS Cd short Clear Mddes
4gs Cd: Short RIBS. 4ss id; shoulders - Cd per cwt
Beef-lOOs Od for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess 19s
Pork Prime Mess y 90. per 6bl. Prime Mess EssieIn
76s Western 66s Lard-American 3Ss. Oh Prime west
ern 3ss Lard on. 4Os. Cd Hams-IOng Cut. 6ts. Cd
Shoulders 3i Butter 9js per cw fo nnet United states
Cheese American Choice, JUs Oh. Wheat-Red western
spring l0d ID Red Winter S. 0d as Oh per cen
tai No Spring Co. 7di New Western winter De Sd; New
Mixed estern js Sid: California No l. o. "a G7s; ed
California No . silI.d7s. Cd GENITAL COrn-Mlxed
Old S. 4q; do New Is II I'd per GENITAL Produce-spiuts
OF Turpentne. 2js. OIL; do. at London 2is sd per cw
enned Petroleum. G7d gallon. Glover seed American
Red i9s per cwt. TaOw--3Js. ID. per cwt R0sin-Com
IS Sd Pale o. Cd GlOs Sd Linseed Oh POS Sd per
cwt. -
LONDON -Produce--Inseed OF. el9l0s dal9 i5s
per Calcutta Lnseed 4}s 3d 0d3s. 3D. per quarter
lnseed Cake IS o. & los per ton Refined Petroleum
6li III. per gallon spirits Of lurpenne 24s 80 per
Cwt sperm oil eGa per ton. Rosn-CommOn. Is od. as
3D.. Pale. is lis ProvisOns-Lar a. Oi per cwt Tor
American sugar. ljs Cd per cwt for Cuba Centrifugal
poarng aG' aud 3s Gljs 3D. for cuba Muscoyado fair
refining alOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
s% Good 70 Choice shippers Steers SO OOss5 90 FAIR to

nrm Good 70 Choice shippers Steers 80 4o Fair to
MEDIUM 50 ass g0
Sh.e-Recepts today 500 head total for week thus far
SoOo head Tor time ast week $4,000 heai c0nsRned
hfOugh cars sheep firm; lambs higher Medium 10 COOL
sJH3eSi 40 Canada Lambs. IS 4DdsJ 80 -
receipts today 400 neal total Tor week tl1' TAR
is head for same tima Tat week 1000 neaL coz,
knen through 30 market quiet Medium 70
AR Orses 81 90 - 90 Good Choice do, So 20 a. 4O
Butchers Grades. SO 4Od6 so
CHICAGO. SEPT LINE Dr1rsfs J1Irnri r310rtE H0df-
receipts 5000 heat shipments $500 heat markot active
an. w. higher Rough PACKING. - 20 % 80 Packlny
n shipping s. o. as6 3j' Light - jOdsj 2J skp% - 20
CanLt-Recepts. 800 head Shipments 500 heal: mar
sSn nrn Export Grades = GOaS7 10 Good q CLolce
oIsss IeIansS4 OUdS47j.
Seeo-Hecepts. 1000; shipments. 400 market weak
!Ierlor 10 Fair 50 50 80 Is; Medium % Good, 50 OOg
- 20 Choice 10 Extra 81 II as 40 Lambs per head 81 %
ds9 %: Texas sheep. 81 q a So rs.
ST. LOUIS sept. l7-t'attle-Receipts LOO; shipments
tv market hrm Exports So 40 81 IS; Good 70 Choice
Shppng IS 0OGs6 30; Common TO Medium, 81 so 50 90
81 30
snerp-Receipts 100 shipments, -; Common to Nc,
d9m - 70 az 49, Fair Choice 50 00dS3 90 Lambs 50 %
~ 90; Texans - OOds3 40.
,Hggs-Hecelps 200. shipments. -; market hru;
t6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,.u-AvY ~ Jersey ~ auu
RESPONDING se lea ' s M Eastman had rs
With cars from Yesterday altogether
Of which 81 6ars were reT'D and oorad The supply
IVA sr 6e3w demand shippers hay3g been gi'cGuSE "a
west Seller, had control ofsthe situation and dictated
and Medium Natives makinga very sharp advance Twelve
Ss 1r2m Btllmoe CAME In about noon ana Tfds PTky
FRIDAY caused firm ee,ug at the so,e Poor to Good gT
nary Fair Natives &C. 80 SO n. and Good
Choice or Extra oaer, M Go&.% % BOUGHT car' Of
Good kenu steers ~ Mr. charles Kahn at 81 per 100 No.
me Alexander viii take out 100 live cattle for Gold
si s4.Fs r. saeT 60 on c2gs n 81 kS 81
+ do, LIB h. at 100, y renu.y ,aah do IiJi 70
Levy 90 Tor acvc,: D. Indian cattle go ns noe. -
g. o 2c to- 3lO o. ato Co. do LOG Do. at $500 90 co
.l ~ Me lg'qnog commission. 20 orlo e,ecr- a2' r At
III j.. atse 7do' i.'.t ats .5 .! In aqaIo l.t
" az no. de 'g- ~ ~ ior, - r. '4s,o ~ f. 70,
llg 2 Cows and udfr' "0l p. at o'ci ol' -ioc,2
@n o%'55 3 ap, 'ilag 3 81 I'', fpsaa i','!
~ ,a' ~ ft no /" 'dn i' r. .,,.r. ls, a.
49, ,'% .- ' c'9 - + da si @ata
Naas. oy.iees -cr.. .53n ,,,.9f !, , iall.
ii.S * az 1884, 55'r eG555 III m' ss,.} "'
N oo.,.m' i-.ef 4, 'or e, e,ec.' loq @
p. ~ "rr % lcvn'. o7. u.o.'ir r-'o t'2 n go -'r
do w. tntisr Dom. .Id, ioj D.. az ilc le.s fi uor
- Kahn mr.A rm.t ~ K,rmcv ..eets 3.f p. q
q Fey &C. t,hn g'"'A .'sfs n.o, VAR ~
s,.l rte' ,taa',,4 a h,u,ucl, -t,,r' tall m at
ls.o ag 20, a. sos ,sS a. S cs head N''''''
r.9t,, '. ,a'g,o ,a's.oi&g@'s,,I,s. q. G' SOD %.
.'..nao a,, 90 'omnsal'ol tn !. ieg5' r''g . ,o
O. Do n l"t 90 4 il I.t TOT .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
NJ TTrR

Receipts the week 10000 pkgs Exports for the week
sss2 pkEs Last week, N.l33 While the general maj
kct has been this week the short supply OF me
table graaes has gwen The market nn tone on ~
smell and prtces are quetable little higher There are not
fancy state creamery pals to JOBS wholesale =
have paid Z7c Instances ut more Part o. w
receipts show hot weather detects AMI such sell Slowly 1T -
a2sc Extra Western has advanced 70 23c ana closes mn
OF exceptional quality work mo regular
trade a little money Bulk Of Western tecelp,s
however grade hrsts nrsts and sell IN rang o
very defective ots have 10 90 as low A. .oD
eiye announcement 10 ship at all freely Some fine June
stock has been - 24c state Dairy hIm supply
limited and demand fair Bs hslhrkn TUBS sell readily az
2gc aud a esh tubs at DC lew lots o. ntis
arrive aud AT 22d23c generally Good demand LOT u
limitation Crcarnerv aud choice lines % Western Dairy and
ou ont figures occasionally exceeded xpoIte@ nav
Il al jlac, and little nice
fresh made stock at grades slow but not plenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vesselsdni Railroads
NETWORK Sept II, 1884.
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

NEw-YOBX. Sep;e nber H. ISL
CoFFtr-srot Rio stronger az 10hdl0-c. for Fair 0l
the lower drnrrs freely bid sales luot bags NO *
more and @pQ ~autoteN Plato on Irivae tcIns3
Opcped points higher but closed barely -tcagNo
lbO0O la closing follows: september SUa 11 AZ
bcr 100 a : 65 November. sCoQ5cj. DECEMBER so
January g65a 20 February sd3 SI3i MsIcn'
rs April 20 10 bid and asked MIA tfaaes 'tctIy
500 mats Padanr Harold a. l5c 400 mas &C. eh "'
helm at 1434c and 277 svanla private teIls
COTION-Spot cotton dun and urchaneed Salea -
bales .45o las. evening all for home consumpuon
cred on contracts 200 bales Receipts az lhe ports 10
1874 bales against $500 tins day last week. ana las
TIC quotations according the American classification are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

October, 77t97s1cs November 7eraso5c December,
s2Ac; No PED. e5SseSc Corr higher cash HtSas hc3
2gaa2Ic. CASH September l6ha2eacj November, 26sc
All the Year 26ac. Rye dull at 600 bid BarleyNo mar.
ket Butter steady and unchanged Flax Seed quiet
st 49, Hav steady and unchanged Bran nrmer a. 7JS
7Bl2c. Corn Meal quiet at 81 50. whisky steady ana
higher at 81 u Provisions lower and inactive Pork
So 30 az IS; short Clear 80 90 Lard 81 O3a9 81 O5
Receipts Four 1000 bills Wheat IS 900 BUSH Corn.
G.O0O bush shpments--Flour 900 bbls Wheat 10000
BUSH Corn, 1900 bush; oats 1900 bush Rye $4,000
bfah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending sept. Is. 1884,
up.~c Avn ppaa

Receipts for the week-Beans $3.50 bills Peas ISL
EIports-Beans lo79 pkgs; Peas f95 bush Qaie ~
arrivals Of new Beans generally dn trnde and strong enc
% prevent an accumulation have combined 10 weaken no
mari and prices all round At our reduced
ures there is sull very light demand and the tenlehcy u
downward big old fashioned OF Beans u being g@t
cred I'm this country probable that low prices
will rule Red kidney suffered mos 30 far starting a.
30 they are now down 81 90 % % receivers are
looking Foreign Beans almost enuey %
nal Green Peas here JObbng at 81 iVd>l 10
hn mn annn derllna further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

TALLow-Firm and in fair demand. Prime City quoted
NJ Gg.iGc Sales, 75 900 10. at BisdG2.l6c a.
TEA-On tine spot the market was fairy active anu hrn
Options dull. 1900. =, o.,.Ao-
ToBACCO-Lurs closed steady 30 hide NO Tor octooer
sold at Z isc. and 20 hhds No do at 9lCc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK Wednesday. sept L. 1854.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YOHK CITY.
Monroest rs lOoft of Gray st. lo0Xl0o, FGcrd -
f'' fsi%cr TO- israel 70 Rrodkner 900
25th.si, s. 1894 OF Lc1ingtou.ave, 2OloSosP -
Ri ave S'y s. r% W. '- 65ibst iss1o5I3oIo' Eu1ac
ZIONIST rs 500 cof MorasayG 2i1ls5 cath ,o,o
'''P Pc hc AMI p wfSto swsiiati $4,000
lo'G ksrna6 A. 81 f sio ByT mes, $500
L''f Ro sSd husband SsS o 0 smith V 5000
TO- EN- oG iSHf o ard snei6cr 2l5o
"A d of Hahette
and another We'll AMI another ......... 1000
corroS MARKEr>-ay rgLz37APu
3d. sept Sg la'S S S 9 S
$SSS@n bales xaeneaS rq,as. .'saay Upland Low
6ep and ociohef delivery b7Gld also 6,6id do 0c
,oher and Ncvembsf delivery 6ld also 81 0id DO No.
f neee%bs sS and January delivery 6,d do sna and
cry ssSid do March apo Aprl delivery 665g,L
Amsnsan Faprcs da TpiSnds Low M@d6s clause Ser
,e@bsr delivery ee1t' t'i "" gS S S"y
delivery 90 did sollcrs do Noycmhcr and neccweer do
htidlG value do January tcnruars delivery spnto.
DO March sgd Apr6 Gelyery oiG'd sellers do October
o'pe fae. gPap' Low HS Ia 9so; sags.
September delivery asNid also o. Ui1 40 o',' ,
AND November deyc,y io.ead also tseAd 10 Novsm'
$500
cember and January delivery .nau also ~ VtH 10
January February delivery fsnAd also AfOAd DO
MaTch and Apu delivery. b3-0td - 49,.
m--COtton- Futures closed steady lplands Low Nu
ding clause september delivery eaUAd value 40 Nop
cmbeT ami October delivery. bht4d sellers DO pcto'
aud November delivery aO64d sellers do November aug
December delivery . 4',b4d buyers do December aha
ary delivery Ab64d buyers DO February and March dey
ery 5l64d sellers do March and ApT delivery oSOAd
BUYERS. do. October delivery. 5SO4d sellers.
sept. II. Cotton quct Middhnr, 10 l-lOi
Low Macling l5l0; Good Ordinary ZIG net aud gross
receipts $50 bales sales 800 bales STOCK 753 bales
sAyAaNAB, sept l7-Cott0n quiet. hiddling BE Low
Middlng lllb Good Ordinary. Il6 net ana gross re
si0 GALES. evening $50 bales stock, 2576 bales
NEwOgLEASs, sept. l7.-COtt0n quiet Middhn% 40, Low
MtddnR 9Is Good Ordinary 8l6 net receipts 3os Oaies
gross $50 bales Exports COastwis Aba bales sales AOO
bales stock 1914 bales.
BALTIMORE Sept l7.-CottOn duh, Mddling lOsc, Flour
lower Howard street and Western super s. = a. 90
Extra 81 76eS3 80: do. Family 50 69s+ 30 cav MAS
super 81 81 rs. do Extra IS OO1s3 J do 1910 b~ns
81 D. asa IS, tatapsco Family, 80 30 do 9upef-lFe
Patent So 90. Wheat-S0uthern hrmi western hifutIi
Southern RED "a s5ci do. Amber 80 9slei No. May
land 81 9s7 70. Ne Western Winter Red spot $50
ber So. No Corn-sOuthern hrm' western nonha
fOuthern White, 81 q70o do yellow O6aGlci WestsiD
AlIed October 6Oa6l &c oats trm and quiet sodtA'
srn 81 zoe; Western White. "a dS6ci do Mixed 81 a. &C.,
Psnsylvala 81 $500 Rye dun aud steady a d1-c PtO-
visions quet Mess PORK SIS 20 Recelps-F!olI
26B2 bbs; Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn, 1000 bush oats
600 bush Rye 600 Dush Shipments Wheat ~ VOO
BUSH Corn, 500 bush. oats, 500 DusH saies-Wheat
$4,000 bush.i Corn. 300 bnsh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18

MINES AND MfNlNG

Sales Ar rms NEW r08K Hivfvo EtcHlvoF.
Nrw YoHR, scps II tsSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
VnE CoRDlN DAXKlNG coNrANY ~.
european \ ADVERTISEMENTS.

1 IEBIG COMPANl'S EXTRACT OF MEAE
/ Finest and Cheapest Ae.tr .Nur.af ~.'sk pf
soups, Made D.-Ars tLa ~a..t.. etc. Annual
sa, 81 900 uuoJa.r
IEBIGi N G a9sda52 rap, EE wax or AaA%
debility. "Isa success art loon .ut Uu..u Aati1nt
should feel grateful e,e 1,4l'a' Press. j IA.
Get" etc.
IEBIG COMPANNS EXTRACT OF NEAT
4 Genuine ONLY with fic-~'iIn 0t Baron LicbIg .
Blue Ia Label iu ttp
Baron Iiebip" aut .t"tngrlyh having been
largely used by dealer Hth u0 correction Win
Baron Lirbg. the public are informed ti.t tho
Iiebg Company alone can of'l the article Win
Baron liebi1s guarantee o. gelu ncucs-
/ IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
Il To be had OF oh storekccpcr', Grl.crs AMI
Chemists sole Agents for the n.ted -taics whole
sale only. c. David & co, FcnchlrcAayenue,
London, England ,.,-
Acgcr Nerr,ll & Coudit McKessOn Robbins 1hur0eT,
Nhvl3ud & %. ami Mes.rs ". IL. -cllcieIu & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIvE.
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON Sept II -Turpentine quiet at zoe bid.
SAVANNAH. sept II -Turpentine irn at 29c.
WILMINGTON sept l7.-rurpentine hrn at Is "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-18
IHE cor RIS.

COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
errPFVP CONFERENCE.-The Donohue Nos
2 s. 3d. g. ia 12f l.S lH9 100 l4t 1871 lSN III, 1856
3G l9j % 2lJ 220 23O -4), 2ll. "a. 20. 2i6 247