davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-11-06

The number of Quakers in the Unite,
States is estimated at less than 100, 900
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
rrpopEAN pRoDUCE MARKETS

IvrRrooi DOT. 3-Provisons-baoon: Cumberland Cut
.,s "a Long Clear Mid les Sd; short Clear Middles
SIS 3D. Short Ribs as. Cd; saoilierA 3ls I'd per ewt
Da.f as ID Tor Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess. 7os
PORK Prime Mess. Cd per 9o rTme Mes. aa,sr1 ws.
ern ass; lard on 40s. Cd Hams-Long Cut 6is: OIL
Ss Butter sjs per cst for hne., United state.
sprns6s cd a5s I'd Kel Winter 6siod ola od pes cen
Wt,rd Western js 3id: California No. l. 7s ID as Sd;
California 10 q IS IL e7s ~ per GENITAL Corn-Mrei
OF 4. I'LL do New II III GENITAL. Produce-Spirits
OF raDentine 2Js. 0i do. AZ London 2is 6i per ewt
ano.t pei rolenm III per gallon. Glover secl-Ancrtcn
Rel ia. Der ,wt. TIoS-ijs 1L per cst Ro-in-- Com.
mon "a Sd Pale Oh dlJs Cd LinieeI Oh 2Os 3D. per
.,..oo ,.r. -a,o % 400
.enIss including 10000 American Receipts Of American
corn. 81, 500 centals -, o,,,o-ae,o,,
Ioxoos Oct 3-Produce Linseoi OIL 81 lllOs0f19 l5.
,sr tnn Caleulta Lnseed 43s 81 dijs 6i per quarter
fn.eed Cake rs 6s rs los per ton .edned Petroleum.
la IL per gallon Spirits ~ Iurpentine 2ss III per
evil sperm OIL per ton Iosin-CoInmon, A. Oh rs
I'd Pale IS aiis PROFESSIONALISM, 49, VI; per ewt 10.
arer,csn s.ugar ibs 81 cvt, for Cuba Centrifugal
poarirng 96 and l3s "a. os Cuba Muscovado fair
-, ~.saa
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

%s,s rd HE m.n. !. smsfff Snfsa
light sales o boIes and shSIt Csss aas 81 ss Ws s
ss% asss st is SS bar H sP HSs
ii ss VII, s%apa ty isays g L,6 .,1a. 81
asa4 rIps eon. higher Il sa, near s weas
3 nSs p'ss very 9IG1Ssa S
s6 bat wse9H s .ps at ' cs
arrive ior n. continent private terms 500 tcs to @ rye
sS!isS sSas7 7sss g. iPS
4ttsa7o KS II '?S 80 ic January s9s closing 7.s
yesny arm GSspn aS m s at 5Se
'T f seS e ae, Ass
inS s "a and weak creamery, 30 Soc western 20
%ss';n Init INIT ton csoqs,y
cEFsE- retain TIE aavsnsse on fancy stock hut
aside this the 10 nper avor buyers shipper, are buy
Westssp .r aat 4sia common TO choice ki@s idSe
nifI iIshs inquiry State 5d22c Western, 2le, canain
RfcE-wa. steady with sar demand at unchanged quo
demand St 9So'Sc sSsr
oT s5l Reans e0iS
% or on s street hs saes s "a
@ IS9 hfs So hs%s %%'osns MoS.sS, c%s urs
Pss4s s I G1asass ss G1.9s es
% a. Sc siaSS'rl sSSn a. r1ss % SSa
80. 20" 47sd5cj yellow 4'ed4a,c.
sTEtRiNE-Iarl hm. Sales, 90 y lbs City at She.
Oieomarg ,rine dull and nominal, at SdSi.c
TATIDW-nul and declining Prime city quoted Mt Gi2c
Sales 90. 600 b. NJ Blac.
TEi~No "a es Of importance, and no really ports
oh, Tho rarLet Green still the best net BiacSs
are and Pingsueys to greater less
tent
prires Iurs were quiet and stody 25hds for Octo er
sold ct 6sG , -, =, TIL. , ,,.
of fhe low and coarse quar- ica how
ever are ngu quiet tangh fairly well maintained
Many icipate general Improvement, In the demands iron
m at no distant day.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
CLOSING PRICES OF Pi{LiDELPHiJ H00hS'
Re,oreib byJbIN L. DAVIS -. II Wtt-'.
FRIDAY. oct. 3.--p. VI.

FRIDAY oct 3-P "
Its hardly possible 70 imagine STOCK speculation
more uniacrcSting more fcaturcess than tha oi To-
1,v The market o-yrncd tame. The dealings all day
wee >laslgui' .4aractcr. The huua'lohS were con
dr. o. vra srSrtions and general disgust was inc
nrcvoung cmrcr q both brokers and clients The busi
ness that /. rcccrkcd which includes ro'dy proportion
of matched orders amounted only to l2l'''S shai"''
Yet the dfv or rnmors, eNcep'in" som" reports oI
railway ,a,nincs were all of favorable
character According TO the News Agencies
reports. Commissioner Fink has oidor'u
two at, ances Of cents each east bound freight ana
"an the ru,ds have agreed 10 Obey the orders lho
news or relating 10 matters west Of chicago ana
the Mississippi River were somewhat c"nntuns' nut
upon the whole were of favourable character St Paul
RAILROAD ,amc IA with report of earnings for the fourth
week ol September showing gain on last year of
sao 900 hu the Northwestern company for The same
Nc,h shows loss uf 900 II has been customary
it the ST. Paul COMPANY when the last week W th'
month (which s fcin the 2lst w the last uaNl nav "he
enn,, mn,, VA n than n had the preceding year to call
.rs,,u attention to that fact tu account iot
the small lnriease ur the decrease shown by the
,anpatlsun That n does mte some dihetehte IA 'he
weeks warnings Ia iuhabe hut not to the es'eh' th't'
,lelmed whpn usR IA to hp accounted ft NV airhhs
that tale ~ tho iast week of Hermhr when hs year
contained onls one SUNDAY against i've andaNs Va tho
fourth " laat Seaf the earnings ~ hi feM show
decrease ~ about sslooo Instead ~ an
inercase Ut fde,ono, ana 'h"sn "
Northwestern decrease of Hiado'o, ihs'oan "i Nl"4
600 The figures for lho month, which arc printed Do
low, howeyer make fiior comparison I"oV NJ
Paul, Northwestern and Union Pacific aro the only
stoqks that recorded transactions amounting to 10000
shares or more and they furnished over osOoo shares OF
moro than one-half Of the whole days business The
final changes are about evenly divided between gains
aud losses, but neither amount To enough Ia SIGNIFY any
thug more than stagnation.
Government bonds duh, and, with freer offerings
were easier Bids lowers for he IS and ii9s and
Il pcr cent for the As Annexed the closing quota
tions:
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
,NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IssATEN PAGES

4std buyers DO February and Msrchdsysfy "a ssoSd "a
April and Nay deive y. "a 0td value To- uuau,.
clause December and January dcliv ~ 4s'o' "'''
.-Cot,on-futurcs closed steady; upands Low S,n
and November delivery lid value DO NovenSeT g @ ana
airy delivery. 4e6id. sellers do January and EsD,n,,y
t7-'4d vnluo DO arch and Apri delivery o 81 St, S
sellers do. pr and May delivery o4t4d buyers 40 may
and June delivery, bs-o4d; sellers - ooo
bales; speculstors took 800 bales exporters toox
bales; export $3.50 bales total receipts ooO pmes
American $4,000 bales; total stock, 532O 600 bales Anscan
2-3ODO amount OF cotton afoa osOOO bales Ainct'
can. $4,000 bales. ~ 49,. ,
SAVANNAH, Oct s-Cotton quiet Mlhdns els. low
Middlinc 0a Good Ordinary So net anl gross
6.e4 baios Exports Coastwse. 80, ealos sales S'oo
bans' last evening l. oo bales, stock. 81 n bsss .
weekyNet and gross. recepts - bales hxpcr&ss & & 70
Grea BT1t lin. 49Ol bales; To the Continent lVo pacs
Exports Coastwise l34i5 bales sacs. $50 bale' -
NRw.OglEASs 4 CT. 3.-Cotton steady Mhihnf " iS.aS
Low Middug gss Good Ordinary ~; ne, receipt, oo
bales 1902 bales; Exports 10 Great B1tsin 10 oAs
sales eO0l 6aies stock g;5l9 bales q. ,,o ,.,..
Weeky-Net receipts, 20 80 bales gross 5poi paiss
Exnors Coaswse g72S bales; Exports to Great brtah'
$500 bales sacs 7,GjJ bales - ,,,s.
Correction Exports Coastwse september s should nave
been 1894 balcs
NEw.YoGK oct 3.-The following the total net re-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

state bonds were quiet small sales OF Alabama As.
North Carolina consol As and Missouri 6 1851 covered
The business city bank stocks Fourth National sofa
Vt ll3.
The business in railway bonds was fairly distributed
but generally in small and Insignificant amounts.
Prices moved rrcgulaYly Ere second consois uecuhea
from 53is 10 54is, and closed At 54k. West shore
and Buffalo nrst 5s with moderate p1si, Gs,.
ness were up = TO 42&- New-Nork,, Shi.
cago and ST Louis frSts were steady NJ
about o. Missouri Kansas and Texas general os were
h higher at Cola East Tennessee Virginia ana Georgia
consoi bs we've weaker a, 55ssa557s Missouri Pacific
consois sold at 9la922d97 the principal sales were
~ elhe9iS and the other hgnres were
for single bonds ny an error oi tne n, Ul
nebenture bonds quoted af the sales
were 93S and to day they sold ut 90. Northwestern
old dsbenturc os were shorter at eoa and the new de
benturcs sold 03i4 a93 Denver. Rio Grande ana
Western frsts up y at 3ek Texas and Pacific in.
eomos declined from SO 10 SAka3AS. and the nrst Rio
Grapde divisions were steady ut 30.
The bas,nes. Of the fcr the week ended
81 leaving the general balance q s7o
XIX srninst Al ~ 36l 62l September 26s showng IN Ap
kss.n{ ioss Oh Slsebl9. But dsductns from The pey
MI d. i.s7s.o0o aaA hsn ~ rses's~ si'osOoo s0s
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
i1rr srnck mAnKer-ny rEtranArn.

vnr,no Oct an, Dr,ssrs JJtrt1 reports. Hoqs=
ps..,nts tuub hpaL shphahts 1ib hpa markat slow
aud aver tough psekins "a lO8si ~ psesnns
and sNpraS )u1df, ~ hishe ftootte '@ '"p@ W ~
fwgi.=peeep,. aooo he,,, shlppaas nnot head mar
se,puns tu oNstdbt poaa,ph ~ AeiaA "a oess5 az
ttiaas ~ sshaf / ~ ~ w ... ....,.., A,
Msss4 nseplp,s Hioni shpmehla i,nnt market anil
,.g.nt A, f.lF Jnn 81 80 hnlun o. ttu1i, ~ ~
a. E.tfa al Alatt 30 l,Aha, ruf hpa ~ ~
az. ya Ie.as pheup as M ~ ~ -
Al lutts oGt t-tIffs- Neaeiets, nht shrmshls,
shl market 1net tspeF,s III tustifa doal 20 Choice
shtuntna ~ ~ s A tDn 10 Meium, "a log ~ Oh
Grass Natives ,i0leti 10 uFs's ts'iha ~ oo@
70. ,.-.--.- , aaa ,,.,...aa. . NJ.
du s. gsas5 M Fair 10 Cholce ~ bat 20 Lambs " ~
a "a uO ieranA ~ uOCt* ao. .ooo .,... -.
Hoo.-UeceIpts roo shlpments, l1Dni narAel aeuve
Workers s4 90 Packing 81 5Oa,A 0O ray, ~ w
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
oorrov x.RxEr-aY rgLsJ7apI.

trvrppooi oct 3-l2:S0 p. m.Cotton steady Aifdliny
upisnds sod do orleans III; sales i2u0J oales ncnd
ny op pses for speculation and expurt receipts 40
ha1es ali American Futures qdlet uplands Low aiidng
clause October delivery, .i-did als9 aSe4d;; 30
40 4So4d.: do. November and December delivery. 5
aysia Al Deceniber January delivery 43Jid also
~ jld 4S6td do January ana February delivery
also 45.04d: also ii-1id. do February and
Sarr d.iyerv l7eId; also 4s-G4d.; do March
Anil denyrry 5O64d also 5loid; DO April and May
delivery 5 5s.tid- ,.,.-.-. o aoo -.
Tenders o. DELIVERIES az oays eleaIlg were $500 bales
ne do ke, and !, 3V1 bales oil docket ... -.
NC n lhr aes OF tie day !nclaGea 1900 bales
Amsucan Futures teadyi Upsnds Low aiddimg clause
October delivery 43id bayers DO October and Ncve.
ber delivery slU4d buyers do November and December
delivery 5t2e4d buyers do December aud January aev'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS or
NEW-IERSEN CENTRAL DIVISION

NEW1JER1Er oo1 aI GENrk ~ ydsr RisiSloN
70, Sa,yT Ff;; ' ds. ,..
'?5 %,H.hF g., ntSrFs i "s@s
SS iaSS M a. sa or & %2 and "a
snGstnut M az Colnmb"ave for NahAynnk conso
DRAwING.ROOM CARS ON all Day Trains AMI SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trans
returning leave PniLADELrpIA Sln,h a2a arssn,,, ssn6
csvN svNPAf6 al 80 SaS 80 SsU moo % c 81 90 S e. '9S 3
rSt EtYypAy yr6l w.2d M h, AZ 400 90,
300 zoos. ils5 a N, S. t,a5 o'3i, lisp N. sun
d2 DASI lIS slfs ~ q Papy lrwIsnrno and
MAiIAN5Y cIri al 7iS. 400 a m, 540 ip m.
mr 100, l5o' i.oj $50 5ij 1900 B. sunday. a.
E$F E$F iFHtHg2S "a spG ats 900 NJ
loo, 100 $40 o'iO p m. sundays /" o3op M
For DRlFTON AZ 7il5 a. m. 3il5 pm
tqrIAMAouAe 7:i0 9ooa m loo 40. 3t5 400
Fof BETHLEHEM ALtENTowN and MARCH CHUNK
si49D Ilo. 300 a. m, l"c' i5o BAD oi) p m sunday
go5 i,35 Si5p M saai,y. .oj ' a. M ~ biop NJ" NJ '''
fYr sfn99bk{Ts MoeH a. go ernp ~ a, ssE ls .na
900 $50 p M. suniays i,3op m.
f.' s aonG"yhtE ~ K a s g cS H 5,S So Goe 'g,g s aS
100 500 io3Op IN saa'ay.ati SOFA ~, i'a o3a
ny S % ego is IA AZ gGo s q s ig,s
HtNbAYa,i BOO b,B ~, iiao ,to, btin p0n, ~
sslI5ss.ss.@% A y, ! S , X s y@s!sl !.
I'@ISySSTys$ "a 's9SSSSsYs@ ',S6ssisS.%@ 'iS'aSfSS iS'aSfSS
,SSs%ssS'sss' M \ ,s 1, Jn.s K AZ
ssS aiS a.A, Ya%,' wax s,,Ss poo, A. ies$1iis
R 10y sSSSss 49, sii " 100 sSG bSo sf is ''0''
fs o aq.S .s 4nsNeM no H. 9GsAS & SS a. s. ar %
bAis sIcspl Ocean d'oyei ati'Oo S,ia A. 'oop IA
POI FREkHoLD-At 7i5. II a Ia, 23O. 4, S. bi5 y m
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEoAr a. 7w
IA, las. ajOp.m
rer ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND ami BRIDoEros st
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From re. No 3 North River. via SANDY Hook
FersEABRIGnr LONG BRANcH. etc, at $50. ioIs H
$40. 300. p IN. sundays D. q IN.
For ATLANTIC HioHLANDs M $50. lol5A IN. sW.
50Opm.
For ELBEgoS .AsBuRy PARK OCEAN GROVE. POINT
For fcas aSf vER sai
p m. sundays. 900 a. IN.
Ticket. yrssgrsa foot L..ry, Pc
sy ssi q; .ad ss S,Sayss Eyssoa.i I3,%sI;.
Sy W a "a:
EY Tr.s,isi eo%g;.y vii can Tor and check baggage sou
9'it' e. sSfiss: 'sa'''''S' e,
sALbWiS b9Sss Ep As fn lis aS@ ,'se' sH
w VIA .ksf tHonE oFHvDsoN RIVER
sna bs.olo.:.. ST. si.,lSns sscn train leaves hOS
Chicago no a. a. .sp. m. Pullman seepers through.
81 Loais, $3.50 8 E n raii%An s.esD,.
ssspsn.o" Ds:ps siaSe Sss.2l ra sasso sehs,,e 10
s:s s IN 10 ssepSs % s ana rar'r '' through
Utica lao, sla lli20 nj $50 SPIN
Ssis-u aud Albany. '7 % 40 ii9o M; <3s. $50
IS %. -. q.
s6:jO, $3.50 m
HanllIoa Lonaon 'lO 3:Jv. 81 Toronto. s3ssol
.pally. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Ior iieieis tine tslles psrioi or sleeping car ~
Station Hoboken li5 Wsshins It.; BiooklyA gcSre
sss s4o SIS Brosav isI 6shsye iss xsSs istss
lb3s sovery Penn r. stsfooa 1904 a = W. W.
BssxsSe called for ami checked frum hoels and
Ssls' 4 SaSV Sssss PScSh SSchsrn q. s.A ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per yorh Rie;r. Tes,c's Iti 7iilr,rit
NHY-YORK. OF. 8 ia3l
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Ngw-YoEK. october 3. 1854.
COCOA-Dull aut mammal

CU1CORY-UnchangeL
,OFFrE-spot Rio was quiet at loi.c for Fair OH and
sales ~ I.5DD bags Fortuna" and
2GG1 ex Yesso" santosl pr vae terms option were
moderately active and steady sAes OF 225D bags closing
$50: pcccmber s4jas5o: January %; 80 February
Ssn4S.55 March, q j5dS.6b April s.bi0 -.Gc lid and
asked NH gralcs I'm fair dema a and steady.
COoPERAGE srOCk-siocks seea, to be acoumu ating
ami easiness We quote Empty hhds, q s2 90 ocgss 20
shooss and Heads q !5Is2 2o sugar DO DO, 3s-,neh
Heads rs inch 81 35asi 4Oa: 30 inch, Al 0jqsl 10
Old withou, Heads Rum shocks AMI Heads
~ rs, do. Pipes, s8ds7
COrTON-spot Cotton wes dun and unchanged sales
3G7 bales Delivered conracs 400 bales. Receipts az
no ports ,ndav 49, nlle against "a 553 this day last
week and S. 40 last year. Since september l. 423,264
In against 42l, ,922 bales period last season
The quotations the American classification ara
EnII
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

certain items Of transfers which only affect the .s te loss
sury's account with the General 1rcasury ie ue
az Affecting the banks IL 5913542 Todays ope g a
covered Receipts. ~ .l33 !3o; payments, sYaa 5sl.
s32. This gain 10 ,he banks however ha- a will
in the week that to-morrow's statement Oh a'oi"e
fail 80 fully reflect n. -, 20 nor cent
The local money market remains easy ~ 70, a. -
for call loans The last loans were at ia pc
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY We ~
Exchanges S9O.6l6.5y9; balances. sooss,-'y a,v m
The United states Treasury at "a.hhei"' '.ao,"ntion
ceivcl 81 20 600 In National bank notes To- al
Tho cns,oms receipts were ss3G,G95, ana the ih'o'
revenue receipts were ssi2i,1lo ,.,-,, ox.hangos
There IS no new development IN the foreign maan
In tho absence of mercantile demand rates nav ",T
dcpre .sed by ofeings Of bills on account o sranroJ
railway loans hut they are etenny ~ ~ u 81 Il 4.
quotations for bu siness asfpows bankers m, oais
and ~ for long and short sterling
and oOss for francs 04 S. and o5ls Tor reicnhA
and iOls for guilders. -. ,or money they
Ia London British consos were easier; lor IN low or
were of l. al lOl Il6 and for account were
M loiI. II s evident that yesterday i"c pa,,t 60
for United states is showing decline o' 3 per iS2Io
I23 was Incorrect because they today e'iilc ~ III
while the Iias are is lower AT IDS Ior Nhi ~ vos
wavs There were general declines after tie ~
terlays home market followed by some aler pat"1 Io
covcries At Paris French three per cents "eic ~
Cha af
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
rrnoprAx rtS\SctAt MAnksra.

tnVtuN oct a 10. Inn m-,rnsnls. lpl ~ Tor mnrnV
snd inti. nt the areannt rntrl states fnnr Yer e'
naNds ~ 10 40 tnhf ani iiaf fet tent nunh !ph
Atlantic eni ulelt wtstNn ilis, Norstse ,tn't'u uN
"a New irfarN tNntsl lia' NoftsnEN HNnl9
tne i,ia \, SECOND tmiHh- hne New Nnb ,nn'ihf
% ai tunns Genital l8f - rrnnaVlNania a NeshmA' ~
/ tanhditn raethN A L. ~ ftti tnnNtnh en, ... a.
pata svUes uuntn lhee rpt tehtnphe. ~ ~ Hah'' "
tho atpnhut .... ,.,.,.
Am ~ Atlantic aud nf,al Western ft'' Nei's Me ,ln'
"a IIe srVnnd t0psuisi ~ a Now iWh
Ventrai utt Illinois Oenuai le74 iteadin% lHH MrN
can Orhnafy "a N lahaian Pacific iN ~ fau' '"hw''
RtRlV, Oot A-The siaienent of iha impetai h'"A vi
0crsuy shows isn In specie ot sN puo ~ marhh
bOp m Paris adyices quote Ihea Fer tjnl hohlet ~
7s francs 80 Ceutimos fOr the account
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON 81,
WORCESTER g. 30,
NASHUA. ~ G5.
PORTLAND ct


aud no transfers.
Steamers "Citv OF worcester" and "City ~ boston "
leave pier 80 r. foot Watsst next pier above hes
hrussesst Ferry daily, except sundays. at y M
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND UUnSON
~ RIVER nAttnOA n.-Commnncnt June ~ itH'
through traina will leave nram central Depot 49,. ..,
plu M, ,atRhill Mountains shtrtpsa NuchoH'" a"'
Mnni,eal esrteaa msh Wawns tsom ara a, un,. s,e,
snrnins ~ AlhpnV ttlch Ftiarrse, oh stcr hunaN ~
esee ie, re cleveland and lo'e'c arriving at om'es"
idil a. ~ thietso tsptess iftwina fegW oars ta,Mih
,Nisus t,NchesieH NlaHaN Fails, hnn'la ah' W'hh'"
aptnA-, cpnnFetH tnt oHwren phd rhMn aniias ,.t,,
" a NJ, Weairfn New Nnfk AMI NNrlhrrh Hhpnsf wlln
drawns ears, Aso connects mf point, ~ the 'NASh
"W@ y NJ, Albany, 1ry and ruca Express m'o"s"
i D. m., Neeam noianon tn Albany ant reoy ,,,,,,,,
I'll y. N, NJ L0nls Express WIN ArehlN ohN, N'.'"
fas nnt,lo, umoinnlt, except saturday '"e" p'"h'
'aOp m' rvpress with sleeping ears 20 syracuse aud to
~ D. NJ pIoiac EXpres with sleopng cars tor Hoeherr
nunaln NIAGARA Falls Cleveland Toleto Detroit chicago
~. Iouis Norw I also CLAYTON except SNuiuY ,,, .,
Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the West "
North except SATURDAY night. - ~, n,,, ,
Tickets sale II Grand "entri, Depot NO . Twnns r
Green 2l2 i25 and at Westcotts Expros'
Oaccs PARK place en 80 and oi2 i,rohway sew nd "a
Fonrth-st, Williamsburr -. =.
Acconmola laons IN drawing anl sleeping cars can oc
procured OF the ke Ocesin New YORK Ciy ana AZ
33s Washnstonst l on IT,, Brooklyn; ,o, ,rou resldcpce
rhese trains run daily. All others day eSssRt IH
General SuperintenJent General Passenger Agent
NEW DAY LINE FOR NEWBURGll.-Farc
soc land ng at ransons tWes, Point Cold sprins@ @ an
10t.st DAILY AZ IL o'clock q. m. AMI ST NANS at III
Returning Newbnrg at p. Excursion tickets 40
NcwYor returning same day, 6oc No intoxicating h'uo's
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
quotations according to the American classification ara


Good ordinary .... ~ low Nildllnr p
sttic Good Orinifv s's Mlilinq ............. Nv
Frturp ouenrd n points higher IN response ~ an ad
vance IN tvnrnr but art ihne ammo tgali7ing AMI
ton iolh pa,e The tlo'e was steady 81 an GU
Vtn,r ~ points aitot efar huannaa Among tho
hn,rta ~ ipv Wrip irhnann ntuthpta Mllama hiarh
tnt liputt iiebts \ cu, AMI Mt Ware tales ioaAW
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
Oct 3-Tbe following are the total net re-
IN N all Inn nnr,a ainne icptembrr ]. 1881
strcnlrote onO Ndllroaos.

4 TROY BOATS. CitlZnns line, leave Pier
~. Al North River foot Of Christopher at day escep,
SATURDAY. at D. M, connecting with morning trains tor
Nor aid West SUNDAYS steamer touches at Alnany
NORWICH LINE.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
MINES AND MINING.

sALEsAr the NEW. YORK MINING EXCHANGE.
NEw.YoRK. Os.. 3. 1851
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Cortand
Street Ferries IA follows
7:2O 800 % AMI - LlmiteD IL. 1ll0 800
34O l. j D. I, and m. and Il night SUNDAYS, 8l5.
90 Limitetl and 10 m. 4, and op NJ and II night
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily. except sunday, 800 \
s,30and lloa m. l. o 4. and p m- connect at rren
ton iOr Camden
3:l5. 800 T. ABS e1cept Moniayl go 73l A20, t3)
l. and il:lj Ui ntei Hxpres' }D AMI % o. NJ l.
3 !, d. $50 7i1 7aj ani ., n on SnndW l2ol Eli
$50, T. i'5 N3Oa ~ I, (o;,) ~ mite U, t}h - HD
daily evcept Slliayo ,o,, ,..,,r.,. ..or uo,.a
anl foot of De'bros' and Cc-lanit streetS C9nrtt
Brooklyn Rnshs Hotel iIoboten station. Jersey city
Enigant Ticket ONCE No Battery Place and Castle Oar
den.
hotels AMI residences
CHARLES h. PUGI. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

Feesd.@as sed al Kinds sie
us'os tAsSne s,-
hs,.s.ss. ss qs.ss "a aisAS's'sG aiSSs sasp ..I &;
e.saii. ,asa..a nsSI si@l'so, Middle, so4slis
s' wan ..c' .s% .aSsfBs yS ''s & s'tf% Tue
on sS f lake S or a&s. &
M0lAss t,so39iet - 3 and % anehangsi 80 -,
:ssay Al s'.ss9c sales 100 SSls Tor October scc'
sS siSSs1J 0s'S 5Josso 49, + + go ssSss5d a. g.
III ssp h.s aS : : mt een
F.s 1s Crude
ocEAS M wss quite :, az n,sH sye
ports n afain at ssmewhat better chs.rns
s ssS 81 WI rates slH
cow issT aSCSS aS Ssi
1893 5000 S Sssl sap sIS%s
British 5sIa GOA SfaS S
dos 3. lOid FERRoL hsncs a. No.segan bark, II
By iioa ans sstl3eP Rs I've
Roh stnf f5s Ssass 1sTs
Sst s rs f FHs. ps s S.sl s
r.5s.a pP,s. a.@ 5s3n. BAH
term. n1ne.'I ..'i Misc hIhASIous cnARTERsE kvoN;
MOUTH hence british steamer lad on the berth eenera
cargo LAO hence. Norwegian bark.
general cargo lump "a
ePRoV VlslONs-fokk-The general market has a tame
the business being made up OF small lots TO actual
and show decided change. sales
rs bbis New Mes Spot SIT; so bbls Fine slsdsls so
so bbs Clear Back, sl5 23at1a Old Meas nominal New
Mess do Sl, Famlly Mess $l7 7dsls; BACK $50
$40; extra Prime Is 60: BEE f-shpp,rs rsuain .,
SIS barrels and sls 80 uercss Plats ee l2asl3
Family sl5asl4 Citv Ex'ra India Mesa S-1eS2i-....
BfEF HAMS quiet and steadily he'd, quoted o; ele BOD
s2o CUT AEATs-rrading dull Aed The feeling con.
sverass al Sc; 1900 do. loose, a>0ssc Pickied
Be,es l2 average quoted ga cty Pcked shsul
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after ct 7. 1884

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .. Ga.
Ferries a. follows - ,r
Harrisburg Pittsbnrq the West and Sonth, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached and n m daily New orN
and CHICAGO Limited of Paror Dining. smoking anu sleep
inc Cars at 2 4. m. dav.
WilliamspOrt Lock Haven, ga M 9D m CORY anu Etc
sp connecnr at CORY for ritnsve Petroleum 'eh'r'
and the OH Regions ,,,,,
Baltimore WASHINGTON and the SOUTH 'Lmei WASHINGTON
Express Of Pullman Parior Cars daily except snna ~
q. i arrive Washington t:0j D. Regular via D. ana Z
RR ct 900 S00 and $50 M 3,iO and pm AMI = night
via n. and o. II. r.. and and y niglt Sipay VA
B and p r. r. 6;l5 a. NJ op. M and IL night via d. "n' "
Il r. u. M and II night.
For Atlantic Cv except sunday, lOp m
Long Branon Raw Junction. and inermedate s,aons
via Rahwav and Ambov Ala and a. m. IL noon aIn oo,
Pm ON Suniay,il5 aud SODA ~ 5p' m' 'do nor s'op
at Asbnrv Park
Jersey CITY nnordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains arrvc~Frorn Pitisurg 80 AMI 1l2O 730 and
1020n ~. d,y ani T. N. daily exc,ot Monday, ron
$50 $40 900 1905 aud i0:35 Sunday. $50 $40
q. m, l0:0j and 1895 - From Baltimore, w p M
From Pniadelnhia 2:5o 800 63O GAO, T. except Monday
a:2O a:3O lOdO 1880 q m, loo 2, A4O $50 53O 800
700 7:30 $50 900 1905 1920 and 1926 m sunday,
$40 COO Gas. $50 1906 1875 m 62O 1885, 9-O Iooo
1920 and 1895 n
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 rRA5Ns FAc WAY n AND ON
PHIA; IN NEW-YoRK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-04

SPIRITS OF TURPENT1Nk
CHARLESTON, Oct .-rurpentine drm at a Asc.
eAvAHxAN Oct 3.--Turpsntine hrm st &c.
Wubuozox, Oct 3.-T1Ipensine arm II 27i4