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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Sept ls.-BEEvEs-No fresh arrivals
sc6amberg CO az IS 70 per 100 b. The 20 head AVERAGED
Ice D. Pee d ,T firm 0 I .S 1hs a nA'
city Dressed Beef ARMY held but rnde was 1e
RADIO Beef At 7lassc Common to Choice Native Car
The HeIandris sailed with 100 Live Cattle for Gold
'% 21d the TRSeo Sps head Good to choice
were not plenty and prices much the same a. wcTe
dull and &c lower win $50 nnsod at the clos. Fair %
Veas sold az 7d9c and Extra Jerseys and near 1y
states 9Lc Poor to Good Grassers and ButterAs
Dressed Valves steady at II s3c for city Dressed vea
and FOR country Dressed Dressed Graser' ana But
sae:slic Wright Hoas Co sold ,d Veal e /, 2S d. #
Ole ButtermilEs 233 n. at c 10 l5O 10 al sc
DO 900 n at ic do $50 34c and 80 Grassers %22
=" H "a & Dayt, sold: u yeas ls7 DO
5te o. do go D. at le ~ Gtas q, go
Hume Mullen sold veas $50 10 at sec 40 i,V N, 10
ii do H. at c Is do ls0 n, AZ 4c and lol Graaser''
Dfca5icE sold Il ye9ls lG4 ~ A. 9c 3, do.
24s m at &C. do = n at re "a Grassers 20 ID at $50
Fgc 4 o sod Jersey veals l2o b. at 9c "a DO al
q a.! Diver Co sold & qras.cr. Pgor 2o2 . at Be-
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts were AZ cars ase Of G Gy
c3' at e 0a ana ana or. m SS' he SAM as ye
erdav for decent lots bnt mos |rre week an AWKWARD 1
Poor 10 choice Lambs sold at aaaCc and Poor TO Good
Dressed Mutton in moderate request at 7esc and
BncSingham soil. go state Lambs 81 n,
at &c. iSs Peansyiyana DO 81 n. At &c ~ state
I'd. Il
90 n $50. II sheep 9u %. a. &c y 40 s az
ic l. penusy ylna l03 b. at ic 1913 KENTUCKY 90 IOo
o.. at 4atc. -. .,
p ? kaso sold. POI Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs 81
q. t'c 20 jersey Ewes, lOj ID, at nc I5o 'ah"a
aurs - %. 90 G-c ,. 90 d.
at - 2Si n ats Pc III do 81 h. at &C. -'3 CO.
81 20. tt Lc. rs Ken uoEy do, - 10. at &c. .o,
-adicr co soiti 23i Western sheep - ~ al &c
los Nlr go. - IN. al &c, 1870 fennsy wanna 90 -
al e 10 ohio do, - d. NJ ac 10 do, 90 No. az Sc -
OHIO smhs, o3 70 - G'sc 34 do o. d. at o4c 10 Can"'
Dcrtask q Dewey sold 92o canada Limbs. S, r. at
+G so 20 state sheep 90 No.. at tc - Nesten 9h.ep
- ~ ct 100 kentucky do 30 u at -c and l93 state
Lambs. go o. az . 'tc . 80
HlUenbcck ~ Davis sold 2l9 canada Lambs = H. at
Gao: 90 states 90 &c. Gc 23y do IS b. Al blsc N- no.
g. d. 30 5Tc 100 do part sheen 50 % al 4'c 80 state
~h-rp ~ H. "a go. at 2Jo do, : 70. at &c.
Iurn. s. Mullen sold lO5 state Lambs 81 I'd, a. &c -uo
So 20 - do so n, al sac 30 do % b al > g
s5to d. al re - state sleep % b. al 4'2c' D. DO
l0 20. 20 &C., amt l5~ Go e ~ AZ Sc 80
W. KIrpv IS Co. sold $50 PenrsylVanla LAMBS Cd ID
az Gl-- - 200 state DO 50 N. at 81.
HOr--Reccipts 20 cars OF 2to9 mead 10 cars III
Jersey lty and AZ 4Othst Market steady au NOm-
mon to Prime may De quoted 80 lO0 % 80
Country Dressed unchanged selling at &c Tor Medium 70
LIGHT 800, ,.-
2lu 20 90 40 ROughs Pa H. at - 90 j. Piss
4 n. a. IS f5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
THE TRADE AT CHICAGO.

CuICAGO. Sept. 1S.-The receipts OF grain
today were So cars winter wheat l53 cars spring wheat
943 ears corn 202 oats. 40 cars rye ana d" cars
harley The market opened steady. the early tranNac
tions being large; bat the luctuauon OF prices was
within narrow range. November wheat opened d" '2'
ana declined lsc. November corn opened at 4o4'. ana
advanced l4c The October option strong. and reg
istercd l.c advance Nat Jones was the provision
nit early i'm the day trying % buy lard; but when
.Ciarev" Singer offered 1000 crces of November
not care 10 take IT, In provisions hut little done The
feature of the day on Change the further develop
nent of the in Al the opcnueot the session
the burly form of T. G.. Low surmouutcd 10y chPb mar OF
unknown age. might have been seen moving to"'" inc
rash crowd Nj Lows pockets were well filled with
buy nc orders and that gentleman operated Vltl con
ndcucc that gave the impression that there were millions
behind him Low opened this morning 10y buying ten
r-loads OF corn al jsl2c lie wanted more. and was
promptly accommodated. for the crowd seemed Z" hr
well loaded lie went on buying. filling one trading card
efcr another until hc had taken I'D several hundred car
lords. Hutch was az times au interested observer
and o far forgot himself 20 bid 5H'' Tile marie,
went MP Ia Coo and ~til the clique broker was anxious
o. buy II j, claimed that the september corner is thc
toiut scheme If several men. well known ou Change
B.bcr. W,rc. Kent. hutchinson and Simons 'rc f"'
,ro,itiy spoken of u This connection. Wh9crfr 9e hr-
Bind ho DEAL 30 is apparent that they have confidence n
tntraiilv Go take care of al' Tho cash Offering 1nd D.
J. pr,.tcd that Che selling price f.r september shorts
will mot Jess than Gjc. There d.. however. zoe" deal
o.. corn BOO The country that will Zee rushed to market
during the next two weeks. h case the market i- -.
.".i ua'In- iH' Dol, rnA,c .ur, l't '13,.,' t t,
vh,li pit thi- aud the muilo' was firm. 49,
tHuru- from 5Ga-'. e. f'ier. .uF DID 'h' Nv .'
n, corn and partially to FOREIGN hu'i"-.
Iarl was ,hc feature DO mc provision "'"'.
and after declining TO- 1h aoN'H'' WIS I-
STORED nt g.8u o'clock The markets closed -unnt 1'
uc following figure. tor tl' o.."'l n'''I. ,...
o. -... corn. 'lct oats. '3'a' .'I' $50 l'' -I'''
September corn tIn-tfl f ''I'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
11ur srocK MARKEr-nY rELEaRAPH-

BUFFALO sept lsCeni>-Receips today 7G5 heat tctal
CO.. week thusfar 1000 head Tor time last $500
head; consigned through ~ cars MAJ ket active ana
shippers steers 10 W - Az 10
Medium. 80 p $50 80.
today 1900 head total for week thus far
Mi heaI. for same 900 heal consigned
through market dull weak ana lower Medium 70 Doo
al SSn,S. a; Canada Lambs, 10 2Od 80 10
Boes-Rseeipts today no head total i9r week mus lar
Is 0sI heal for time last wees 22Vlp neat con
signed through - cars market dul and lover Melim :"
20 ac0 10 GOOD 10 Ih0ice no. TO ~
finfchers Grades 50 40 as 30
DIs1r. sent - Dr0rerS JJurdT reports Hpgt-
,n,ns 900 mead, shipments o 800 heat market active
and 10 higher, Rough Packing - 40gt3 10 fsck'nt
s1d ShipOnl 50 Quasi 3Ji Light - 5OGsD 80 SAV "V
80 a t,nh tu,r
ket nrut Export Grades % 6OGrl lu 1O0l ~ Dn"iD
Sbtoplnn UaSB 80, Common 70 Medium 70 Vi~f' ~
DTsss TEXANS - 0Ud4O % ooo ...,.. .,..d~
sh,<e-Reoeipts 2OO0 shipments, 500 market sle.~In
DO Medium % Good 4'.R
H Choice EKtrs - todal 20 baupr pei IVA" y ""
Ss3o 90. Teraa Shesp. ~ 25as3 o. no, ...
81 IOUIs Sep, lS.-Cdue- RecelptA Lg91 shipmslSa
$50 market strong Experts 40 40 df3 90 poyl io ,oe
6hippins A yOa ~ 8Oi COnnOn 10 Medium ~ 0v9f N
GTass Natives 81 oOss6 90 Grass Ieran+ - 'V~
~ 10. c.,,,o, Ga NJ.
300 snip@sn.s ood. I so lambs 800
&S4 90 Texans, 81 0Oesj 6V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE1S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK MAkktlo'
NEw-YoRK, Sept. Is.
The feature of the grain markets to-uay was
,be further vigorous pushing Of the "buu sPe'""o"
in corn There is this to say Of the immediate SITUATION
that the "bus have got large "shor' interest TO
c,erato against and its reduction on the recent
rtse i'm prices has not been of sufficient mag
ritude 20 weaken il as supporting element
A. the market moderate supply of graded corn also
furnishes rope FOR the hauling mp Of prices Yet
there is no buying and in view of the certainty OF
heavy crop conservative brokers distrust the present
movement In the last three days alone October options
have advanced 3a cents The final figures to-day were
only shade under the highest and at 81 cents OCTOBER
options are up from last night u cents at o79' NO
veubcr ~ and at 51I December - cents September
corn closed at 60 cents Yet January options are not
above ASH cents asked May above 49ia cents The
New York market for corn ruled L TO IS OF cent above
Chicago prices
wheat showed considerable feverishness here and
iecged somewhat behind Chicago although strength can
moi he denied 10 the market, and the final gains from YES
erdov were la 9s OF In the early dealings prices
were inclined to weakness and not until after con
cions of II a s of cent that the upward movement was
renewed There considerable inquiry from exporters
but the shipment Of 10000 bushels TO Barcelona was
compulsory in that vessel had been chartered Tor u
rt and the amount Of exports to-day is indication OF
n lasting Improvement in this direction Inc foreign
demand Is small and many dealers are closing out present
contracts and renewing their sales in the later options
sepember wheat here ended at - cents Prices closed
g. follows: October. SLY; November, ~9as December
~ L cents The two principal grain staples closed strong
ri slight reactions from the best figures of the day "he
ihcre is no temptation in the present situation LOT on
si buvinc and the feeling OF traders Is bcarsh The
short interest may still be sufficient to hourl> lc
bull fever a while longer. oats were m"ueit,,N
ocive today hu small concessions were made III prices
and M 81 = and 325s for October and Noyeiher
options respectively, losses from last night oil . OF cent
ar shown. .o A.
Grain receipts ut New-York showed an increase. Al
sf1s.1.1v .iaf tll IT,
III, arrivals were: Flour. 23G35 barrels wheat,
4l22l5 bushels: corn, l6s;oosi o't-' ! 5 da,37"i
milwaukee, -. Louis and Toledo the receipts ae-ie
gated Flour 1901 bushels wheat 369.ll' bushels ;
corn 373373 bushels; oats, 241'ZO pushtIHi 'o"u
grain. go. iii bushels -,
The produce markets were dun. October lard sold az
e. 4G1y7 50 and ended . cents lower a = - Whlc
The later options closed cents higher Pork was duA
and weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
iJropos lIs.

BOARD or EDUCATION. School DISTRICT no ?. TOwS5
OF EAsTcHUsTER. WE-rCHL-ilN COUNTY y Y. 3
Tl'HE UNDERSIGNED viii receive sealed
proposals iniorsei Propos MS fnr school Bonds" un'
"wednesday October l. S9 Tor the purchase ~ the W ."
or INV narf +l2j c'I00 nd ssur ur the trise
of SciOI District 40 p Town ~ Et-i'l",tpr n r." N
accordance buttons OF the int1tin O." ct.
Tor the purpose Of building schoJlol-e az B.JnNye N
-Ild district
'Tne interest on tho bonds viii b. DVabe Apr ! AMI
october The .ipll ~ the bonds WI payib nc
twelve hundred ami airy O1-f pr dnaum On inc
first o 4 n.lug April ISL
10, will be sod Bldoc -ttc tle ofeaS
rate og interest which tn bonds 70" ikea
The oOl has mt 1tein'9s The rght =
reserved u r. any bids lull mOntu0n "ll %
given by a.
FRANCIS BACON. -ecrttlr5 ul tie Board ~ Edu ttpl
2O-2OG Last 4}dst. Ney-h0rH C-v o- Bronx Dee. ~ l.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rrRopEAv FINANCIAL uAaEzrs

LONDON sept 1s-123O p m.-Consols l0l q for money
United states Four Per Cent
Bonds l22a, do Four Half Per Cent Bonds. HOS
Atlantic and Great Mortgage Trustees Ger
tincae. 34as; Erie. l4 New YORK Central lO3 linos
Central l2- Mexican Ordinary 35 Reading 49, Canadlan
Pacific 45L2. ~. Paul Common. "a -
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at ~ francs o
cenmes FOR the account.
p m-Ccnsos lOl s-l6 for money and lolt for f tie
account ConsOls s. - Illinois Centia III
Pennsylvania. 56's Reading l27 Mexican ordinary 30 =
Canadian Pacific. -; ~. Paul Common. 3 y
TTRTy sent is-Ile statement the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease In specie Of 3.SS20DO marks 90
The bullion OF England has decreased tJ333o'
during the past week. -,,..-
The proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve 10 a0u
which last week WIS 49, per cent IS 3l6 per
4:}O D m-Bsr silver IA quoted at 5Oald per ounce
Thea VI bullion gone into the Bank oil England on
balance tO-dav l. $1,000
BOD paris aivccg quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
- francs 20 centimes the account ,
PtUs sent is-The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows OF 100000 francs IN god ALL
3 O7s 900 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
Business e dlct5.

MAN with business experience ana btSO
"A record thrift, inland city wishes to . AL "a
"S' a. l.. Imshamt0n y l..
EOR SALE-R CUANCE,-Sr ock. fix
TIRES goo VIII Of aney dry -o!is business III te
largest and d. fhe Northwest
-fock or x2j % iO composed NJ Stl Zoo. pi drY~eo WIN
the exception OF pre-, goods clplA' sii. r. Ia it us
.bin - &C. Fixtures nearly ONE of me plei.-
an..t stores stands AMI lowest rent in the CIV
Pre- eut owner obliged ~ sell INN 'f'F ll.' d" u I"Ic
0" " iocx Box gl7. Minneapolis MAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19

saea 200 hbds Porto Rico &C., 100 bags Barbodoes 42
Refined firm Gu. Loaf and Crushed &c; Cubes, 69.a6c
Powdered 6s. s67sc formulated. 9l6c; Mould x 6.c
67c: White Extra &C" 5asdJ9sc.; Extra &C" 5Sa3 &c
&C" 5le a lac. Yellow. 49sd5c- -.
69.l6c. Sales 100000 TO- at B2a6 9-l6c- .
TEA-Options neglected spot moderate trade at
firm prices
ToBACCO-Lugs steady but quiet sales to-day
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Ricsr. Tes'.'sqat RdurorfA
Nrw-YORK Sent Ia Iaal
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw-YORK. September IS l9Sh
CoFFEE-spot Rio hrm at lO9sc for Fair Old No sales
however Options lower Sales 90 bags closing as fol
Der. s5Od s. December IS a : so January $50 So
February. 500 65; March s65397O April 65 g 70
bl and asked Mild Grades steady. 1000 mats Padang ex
Harold" sold private terms.
tOTION-SpOt Cotton quiet Mddung ana below reduced
lloc Good Middling reduced iac - Good Middng re
dqced 3lGc: Middling Fair reduced 3l6c Far reduced
9tc stained Cotton reduced l. Sc Sales 1896 bales 40
as evening including 500 for homo consumption and 800
m transit Delivered contracts. 100 bales Receipts az
Tie ports to-day 49, w bales, against b.2lf TINS daY ast
week and l40s7 last year Since september l. l29 Ia
MINT z am rllal Ia lraIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19

tations The As off Il AZ 1924 and the figs up at Toe
Quotations for American railways show no lnllorl'n,e
changes but were all lower the greatest decline was IN
ST. Paul. 20 s35s. the cnuiy alcnt ~ SOU mere
Paris French per cents were first TIME hsher Du'
clnsed nnchnno ed AZ - 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

isnd 10 Sc 10 , western winter RED spot
6tr 80 ~ 9sc corn-scuthern arm Western nominal
GIihern Whit fIe S9 iei 1 a Ip o1t segh
aa37c. Western White, 80 'io Mixed ~ a. 81
visions qHis ami hrn Mcs. PORK, - Receipts Flour
1000 5nsh rye 100 oush. shipmern Wheat. = 600
r aj5 5oo Casa. Corn corn iioo Dus ~ ~
Rosrov Moss sept 1-Fo1r quiet an !, n3eh'nSs s
superun- $jDogS C1n11n EEr4. - ~ , I'm ~"
steamer TixeI 80 a 4 qc; ~ Grade SO jc oats dull
and SniiiuF4 quet A. s2l Recepts Flour $500 b1ls
$500 bush
Burruo Y y. sent ls.-Fopr steady. whca,, aTm
hrd al 4 Sc corn hgls sales 500 bush No n 59
cars at SOC Qas ,.eaiy No. = mt ~ @c I4iroi
WnaL Sc. Corn. sc oats. Be- tecnipt'-tioiE
5000 bush shipasntsFioar 500 DOS Wheat 100
CNcyNAL sept l--Flour. firm. aqiiy. - go . O9'
iald dnlI at - 37e8s7 20 BuIkmelts ann shoulder
81 -. sort riD - = T. Bacon que- shoulers = r d
3or 9 ,5 short i' p , an an H%' [" s C 4Gs
- % receipts. 1900 head shlumeuts. 500 head
ccAqo sept FonE quet eut stesay Far to Choice f
Wnue~ota Blazers. - jGsi 90 Patents - Ij1s5 30 Low
WIea in act demand md strong SAFE. ranged ~cqtenler
~. g. , ,l'iint 60 closing at 7acs Daccnocr
7,-1-Ic. closing 80 -csc- so chicago rprnE o.
80 i "a eet5c corn cE.itcd md sher sale r'nsg'
&c co.in9 It soc; october 13lsa3f -c, closing o.
y-,r li,, lI 81 lsn, ar ,is, NAV '3I-qji,.c co-lng
at 33ao '7ec O4ts nrm AMI lirhe'. safes ranged ash
iober 5r All me Year 2, b % c. clo,nsat - 9c Nav.
~opiembrr rors d4, ;sies RANGED Cash 60 lS0
q or -en'"m1er ~ ,ot ID 10 October :" .0a i o.
a. % losing = {, octo9cr 8 92.ges' 90 gIoagE az
-ouider >5 ~ short RID 81 lo short Gear II o. Re-
.1oao 54tl G,,t 5000 1u.l rye ioooo bush. Bar
cv 5.0't -hpnents-Flonr 200 obi.s Wheat ltool
oa.h carey - 900
neraor sept I.-wbe't firms 40 wait' Fan cash,
g o.ir p. '', ,o- &c. sac 0,f.-No - White. 3otc
No !, BE- E,e.p,'-whclI $4,000 ou'l
, 1 lni ~ g.p 9afa4 What y.
I.',e,. A. 40, oli1 a4i &c. Wht g' 49, Rye qici'
g.. 15'. barley af'i So . -,rnl G1c cash -cptrm1er
Co.. ocra,.. go. 60 spring y'r, t52e Provisions
frm. -,..i $40 ca.l and 'cptrn'cr 2, "a October
t.o 9o. Whs'I b 5'02 6 9g1 45J H5 Su.5
n Gar GqT gq ma is:a at os Question q,
rl.r pro.ntut n lo19mt Nsv Western ann t,n' i.i
rluy 7l4-i 30 r.nu,y v'na to.. procct' ~ ,l1
Grldes -ioot.iio Wheat .o-.d strong az TIC noon call ia
sympathy with uc West tI0rc Wa 20 mode ate -rccu.
5u, ,,ast u..'o,c rca ~ silo depot -oc. No = Rri
y,ll So r,nn' wanna Ged afo. a"@ , a SSg2r'..
'' [o,.,ibcr II ,c' u.c,nbcr sa1s i,c Corn
-I.c option marco. was quet rd .nc.g,tiye ng'n,,'
,ir o,, eor. mr. ,u.u No NycI ~ Yellow l grain d'
poi. 49,. SO ao. u.c. goa o.. steamer Mixed Do gram
81 % -cp'cunrr g'it ' '',ci ~ I'D ok N1t,nu ,
"ccr"'rr 1.,,. ''l' i '', 'V5' ii .'',' ~,
GG 81, i2c 6,,onDar B, ,',.r nrcclo,,-t.or.
Gllu bl.. Whcit ..o.o Du.. Corn. l3llI o4sa. OATS
Uo.o ols.l ,upm.n,'-W4e4l 5000 bu'u- Doso' 5000
.. M 5, r'3 g, ' Ell. ana a1.9''..' E,.'
1rt,.. .'. iir.f no " '. n,r~y So man.
. ID. do. II. 4 a. A I a
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK rRIrUNE WILL EE EEtEIN I'D Al NE
rPfOWN OFFICES. SO. 4'~ br0airav, corner IhH'y
Hrst-s; until D. n aud 3J- Wet Twrn'yi r s corner
Eighth ave. No. ijJ foEi'h.'e. corner toirlt
ESQ Thr'-lvr corner Fortyseventh.st. nos Loo Tld,
ave ear * ic,h.st and a. doe HARLEM Dur r. .pO
Third .0ruc uenuniiciAudJN- uy ultA''tr - ~
a. M. 4 office rates. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19
NOTICE.


To MI vacancy the Office Of Fra. Assistant Physician
the Hudson River Hospital aad sor tho appointms
OF AMI slntaran AZ the ssid
Hospital, "oPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMiNATioNs"
OF applicants FOR The appointments VIII he held under Tho
Rules OF the New-York Civn service Commission Csndi.
dates for the positions he General Medcin5
and Psychatric Medicine In the Anatomy, Phys
oogy and Pathology 81 the and Neryous system ia
the use OF the Microscope precision In
sanitary Science aud Hygiene Ia Foreign angu10es ant
also in regard special qualft or the respective ap
poin'menis.
II h required that candidates b. graduates OF reputable
peca college and completed thc term Of service re-
qure by regu ar appointment the resident medical sta3
OF general hospital they DE familiar with the prac
ticc OF home and foreign institutions for the insane
There are imposed 70 the residence Or I'll
zelshp Of candidates.
The examinations will be held such times and places as
the Civil Commission may designate Ten lays notice
Of each examination will mailed all eligible applicants
OF record and published the state paper, andn ono
other Journal published in Al any.
Applicants viii be admitted examination upon the pro-
ducon Official notification to ap7ar for that purpo~e
The First Assistant Physician VIII receive three tboi@nd
doll ara salary per and hs boar the Thru Assistant
Physician viii THOUSAND dollars salary per snnUn
and mis- board
Printed Application Pa-ers las the com,
ton To- Dr. Joseph Cloavcand Su9t Hud River ,a.o
IIospal Poughkeepsio. Dachess County, Ne"NorS Ap-
picatons Dr. forwarded on or BEFORE october l. sol
by order " BnArD Or MANAGERS.
DURCHASER.-A young ady OF refined tas5D
dcrscirefuIy n pr,n1y rx''I.' t' lc't ter as
and address. adrtsA ipt ole wees. OFT -~ ii-'ti' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-19

A., Transit certificates opened nc TIA the highest
ss Of The day and closed at 70, the lowest price
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Thursday, sept. -. 1851.
The following sale made at the Exchange
SalesToOm to-day:
ByE. H. LUdi0tg CO.
lots n OF l22ds 12j II e OF cunt MorTis-squaIe.
eaen 22xlOOll; Alexander Hamilton. w.. $1,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YORK CITY.
'o"S Sa SD = To- Z c arc Yo:f s22 900
--ti-sf- N W OF lst-ave, 2JxlO@2 Jas Carroll
ANA Peter @caion 80 -i.- $50 D 'oV
f3d.st sal. % G Of shave lcSA ODO John l. Lt3y-
et 4 II ~chasieY 4lOVl
l2Otil.sf n 100 u OF lltnavc JOX3J il, Ndti \
Zone nd another TO Chas FRANKIE oNuo
12S st. st., me- 5 5S S1isf 25 II MeSer 5000
Rogers r,d S and S5oiher to kaufman 1910
l2sthsl 8 : rs eOf Sthave -3xJ5lIi LOieh@ - 600
Weilcr an wifi to Mary Lauien .-----..--- 1'VuV
BeseEest No i5 a'n stevens Ct a. s. 900
fS9 9r1 TO tor q iS San1, 4 1900
tS' ns.sS 10 10 Ioui y Gl G'ive $4,000
= 3I5 n Of lth-ave, 3JIlOD0i { l. AP
pleby 81 al 70 4 II McGraw .-----.- lo'Vo
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financial.

IT HAS BEEN DECIDED TO INCREASE
z tle rcuIDorsi y OF the ELECTRIC MANUFACTLRlN6
AND NI-CtLlANEOl STOCK ENCHANtEt 70 I'OV)
motlcr+ aul III PIPE LINE CT RI ATS Pc
TRIO. i NJ Active broker and traders are invited To
e,Ii he rrst lmd allotment ~ memberships OF
80 right r'i-ct reserved subscriptions NAV pe
made ann Information a. 10 future plans ~ the 1claI
oItuur. G0u A. II. JOCFLIN secretary, NO y NdssausI
NOTlCE.-Thc annual meeting of the stock
= hof-r. 0f tIr Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com,
Nr held he oace Of the company the cty ~
Lou 4vl Ky eucsdav the lst day of october next
TIfeY transfer will be closed on the 2Oh o. sop
and r.Orelrl the 2d dav NJ October Ana share
lo1 il who's. n.n- stock stands registered O. tho cOrng
th sln~,r hr plan about % De promu gated oI '
the fuaf me- deIt W. RANNEY, Secretary.
Louisville Ny. Aue. "a. 1854
rB7O HOLDERS OF ONO CENTRAL r. X.
-rlDNAND -ECURTrIEs topics Of plan OF reor-
gu,afIu oI .Nlte road Dee procured at central trust
1oumluv of N.v.Nofs. Ell ar office of undersigned
SAID 0ta securities arc requested tn ulo'
tho w h tr respective ,15l payments WIN ,tu usl
Comuauv october d. 1855 for winch thev VIII re-
A. q. STEVENS,
Chairman reorganization purchasing committee 80 wall
V'HE ELECTRIC N\NrFACTURING and
2 NI-CELLANEOT~ $40 il 'NfHAN tt.-AcilNe
trld.rs uvlt 3D. '.Hr G. he hrst umtei
allotment mrnber-hpa. for snTi9 80 TOR Oy
n,unbrra wi tho Pip. LINE 'ERIIFI ARES
10 be- listed Information az the go No Nass ist
a 81. JoftIN y. secretary
AZ BRENTON WILLING.
W Investment nuu5s Telegraph .onda unlisted AMI
Mining stocks BOUGHT aud sod No l- NalLst
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THE Missouri rAclFIc HALFWAY COM

NIw.YUHK. september :, Ia
= quarterly dividend of UNI. AMI lINEt-Ql AkIEh-
per IN. capital no,a tu. company mas th. DAY
Teen declared payable on WEDNE- DAY. OCTOBER 1881
The trHrWrf books Will close on -AllhpAh, Ntplcm'er
a IA A. n. CALtF.
IIeasuIOr.
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DID STAR LENE.-ror Antwerp md Pars

- IN Ne ~ and ~afuulty
PENNlAN D.................. ~atlrti-. ~. D..
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,uuis sl.oails iIu. au.tships
u tn go. sion 81 to second CABIN,
fbu eari prepa -tccrsgc outward,
prCi fOm Antwerp. eNrgrs0u. ludlns
bcddlng etc. PEIER WRIGHT s. sons.
General Agents. 50 Broadway.
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miscellaneous

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