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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28

Col, Wilherspoon, of Austin, Is a
very close man, who does not give his
servants enough to eat,
One day he said to Uncle Nose, who
drives bls carriage:
IN ose, you are getting fat"
mo, boss, Zee falling OF every day
| jess blows myself out fer ter make
de folks bleeve we gets lots oh good
things ter eat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
Al The Ball.

Man Ito unknown other man(-This
is the slowest affair that | ever saw"
Other Man-"Yes, sir; it is rather
slow."
Man--"If | know where the wine Is
kept, hang me if | wouldn't liven up
a bit,'
Other Man--"Here's the key to the
cellar. Come along, it's ali right; |
am master of the house"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
His Mistake.

II have given up the use of powder,
you know. James, sipcs VIC removed
to Colorado. | hope you approve"
said his wife.
II don't. In this wild country you
should keep up your revolver practice
all the more"
my powder goes With puff
"Well, that's the usual way, is it
not?"
mo The kind of puff you mean
doesn't throw it all over your face
unless yon are careless. | have given
up complexion powder, dear"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the Chicago markets:
Ingot-Lake, 11@114c; Baltimore
STANDARD, l2@12xc v D.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
Uncle Isom and the Ghosts.


Uncle Isom was whitewashing an
old, dilapidate house the other day,
the interior of which had a ghoslly
appearance, and a gentleman said to
the o.d negro:
"Isom, amt you afraid of ghosts in
that house W
mo, sab; dat aint," was the reply
as tie old mans face loomed up with
smile.
You are nDty"
mo, sab. Oar am no ghosts"
"Row do you know"
Case, sah, when plsson once
dies dey am sure to go to purgatory or
heaben."
"Ycs."
"An' ef dey goes ter purgatory dey
can't get erway, an eff dey goes ter
beahen dey don't want ter get erway
an cum back er scoilopin' round dis
here world. I'se gettin' too ole fer to
let dat kind OBJ mesmerisn' bizness
boddcr me-"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
X Of p.

The regular meeting of Esmeralda
lodge No. is, Knights of Pythias, is
oeld every Thursday evening. So
burning brethren, In good standing
ordially invited.
8. A. KNAPP, 9. q.
W. B, BULLIoHs, x. of h and =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckco Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckes, for all points East and West
Stage Connections.
~ Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Gompany's coaches for Aurora, 26 miles;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lpndy and Bridgeport, ana
stages for Corevville, IL miles.
At Luning, l25 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury u Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays aad
Fridays for Downeyvi2s, Grantsviile and
Belmont.
Al Candelaria with the stages for Colnm-
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Nontezuma, Aida
Valley, Colo Mountain, etc.
At Keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordo, s
miles; Darwin, ~ miles, and Panamint.
II. N. YERINGT0N, Gen. Sapt.
R. ]. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
d. A. BENDER,
General Fl eight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28

W0n0 flnnin presents gipea dtaay. Send
WLVV, ,vUUus cents postage and by mail
You Will get free package of goods OF large
once bring you In money faster than anything
else In America. All about the $500, ,00O in
Presents with each bex. Agents wanted
sverywhere, of either sex, of all ages. iorall
.ne time, or spare time only, to work for us at
their own homes. Fortunes for all wrkers
absolutely assured. Don't delav II HAL
Err Co.. Portland, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
SEALED PROPOSALS!

SEALED PROPOSALS!
TN THE MATTER OF ADVERTISING
l. for bids for repairing the bridge over
Walker River, on the Carson and Aurora road,
near Sweetwater.
In pursuance of an order of the Board of
County Commissioners OF Esmeraida Codnty,
state OF Nevada, made on the I'd day nf
March, A. ID. 1885, that the bridge over
Walker Rivor, on the Carson and Aurora road
near Sweetwater shall be repaired.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will. be received by said Board of County
Comm lssioners OF Esmeralda County, Nevada,
at the Office Of the County Clerk, at haw-
thorne, IN said county, upto
March 40, 1855, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
or said day, for putting the said bridge in
good repair. Said repairs to include the put
ting in OF two new straining beams OF good
pine timber, 12xl4 inches square, and "a feet
III length, new jack braces or ralters OF same
material, l2xli inches square, same length as
those now In the bridge; also the repairing OF
stringer, TO make 1t strong and safe. AL to
bv well boiled, and braced, and finished in y
substantial, durable and workmanIike man
ner. Also The floor of the bridge .tV be put in
good repair, and to have, when finished, \
raise or crowning OF i've inches in the center
The contractor TO furnish all new material and
LABOR in making said repairs.
The Board reserves The right to reject any
and all bids. y.utrG
Proposals to be sealed and directed to the
County Clerk, AT Hawthorne, Nevada, and TO
be designated from other communications,
thus: Proposals for Repairing Bridge"
BY order OF the Board OF County Commis-
sioners OF Esmeralda County, Nevada.
|. N. FARWELL, Clerk.
Hawthorne, March 3, 1855.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28

Mhmois money than at anything else b
NtNtakins an agency for the st se.liLl
iali Terms. fres, HAILBrr Book Co., Por
lmaAl iAs "
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
Queer Ground for Breach OF Promis

Queer Ground for Breach OF Promise.
Attorney-"Miss Somage, you are
the plaintiff in this suit for breach of
PROMISE believer"
"Yes, SIR
"And Mr.. Squintly, here, is the de-
Pendants"
"Yes, SIR"
"Well, Miss Sameage, you may tell
the Court how and when he promised
to make you his wife,"
at was on the Sd of Septem Der last,
sir. l wen into his photograph gal
lery and asked him if he would take
me, and he said he would"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
A Menger Wardrobe.

A noted scientist had his entire
wardrobe stolen from him recently,
with the exception of few pap;r
collars. he had an engagement to
call on a young lady up the Hudson
river He sent her ths following dis
patch
II have had all my clothes stolen
except some paper collars. But the
TACT will not deter sne from coming as
per engagement"
He received the following telegram
in response:
"If you have nothing but paper col
lar to wear do not come. l love French
art but not French realism"
The author of the "Delusion of Acct
dent" said be liked literal translations
but not to such An extent"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-28
.EW AND ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS

The proprietor vii enaeayor 10 sell the
very best of every article in their line. agd
nereoy merit linSra. share of the public
patronage.
C. A. RICHARDSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIyEuroo sept pa Pruysicns-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
gss Ga; Long Clear Mides aOs 3D.; short Clear Mdde+
3Is a. short RIBS ~; Shoulders 24a Oh per cwL
poe 7ss Od for Extra Indian Meas; lrue Mess 6s. Cd
P0rx-prmo Moss 5s. Od per tbLi Pine Ness Eastern,
40 Western bgs American, 3is. Oh: Primo west.
eri 3Zs VLi Lard OIL SIS, Oh ilals-Long Cu a. "a;
Solders s "a. Butter Cd cwt for hIeSt United
Sfates Giocse-A mericnn Choice, 33A 0d. Wheatited
Western spring. g. sd ais. Od Red Winter 90 Cd ais ID
r ccnta 80 Suriug IO.; New Western Ninter7A I'd;
New Mixci Western. As. I'd: California 80 l. ~ Id q
~ 4d Californian G4 81 U1E UUd per Genital PrOiuce
Sbrs OF TuTponne DO. AT London, 26s Va per
CIVIL ehncd petr1eul Id al sd pcrgallCn. Clovorsecd
Awerirnn Red asa Dor cWt. 1aOw-21s 3d. percwt Kosn
-Common 80. Pale. lis Od p0s. I'd IInsecd on 22s
nor cNt IafIow-Fino Americ 2ss 0d PRICE CITY.
g,s Od per owt American Refrigerated Beef, hind quart
ara ls I'd. lOIe quarters. "a. per Slb. %.
IoyIoy sent "a PIoduce-IInseed OF. a23 7eDR2l
Os per ion Lnseed 44s Cd quarter lassed
Cake. 81 o. 80 0s por ton Retired PsirSeuLa, -; a
Sperm OH eos per ton. RosinC 0mmon, Is 3D. per ewi
Pie Ga dIis PROVISIONS 35s. Oh. per cwt for
American sugar IFS Cd per ewt for Cuba Centrifugal
and l4s 3D. d15s Sd for Cuba Musc0vadO fair
rrcsn,ng aioat; Australian Talow-Becf 27s. Cd 0gSs.
Sd; Mutton 2Ss. 90. 629s I'd Cocoa Nut oi--Ceylon
Ell "a. Cochin, ISL Ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

IyERroor, Sept 24-l2:3O p. m,-Cotton firm; Nil
dina Upants bT.IGd; Mi1Glng Orleans Jlsii slosS0OO
bales including 200 bales for speculation and export
ecrts 600 bales including 10 ~ bales American Futures
steady Uplands Low Mddng clause september delivery,
J7.ld do September and October delivery ~ 6id also
25td do October and November delivery, 2264d; DO
November and December delisery 22G4; do Decemler
and January delivery, 22td DO. january ard February
deiiycry 2lG4di also 25.Gid do February and March
delivery 2j6id do March and April delivery. 29G4f
90 April AMI May Gcllvoty, SO5ir: $500,
Gooi muIdng Uplands 0.lGd; Middling Uplands5 76d
Low atllling Uplanis 6.l0d; Good ordinary UplInds
3lCd; Ordinary tpIanls lllGl. Good Mmdllng Texas
bSd. Mi dns Texas, 52d. Low Mdiins Texas, 09d
Good Ordinary Texas 5li Ordinary Texas l3.l6d; MID
dime Orlcaus L; Low Ming Orleana 0ad.; Coed Or
binary Orleans o I'D. Ordinary orleans. lS-lGd.
D. m-COttJn-rhe Of tao day included 52Op bales
American Futures linn UplaD9s Low AidIling clause
septc' cr delivery 2Gli sellers do. september and uc
tobrr delivery 0ld buyers do. October ana November
delivery .Bid buyers do November ana Deecrlbcr de-
livery 22Gid sellers do December and January delivery
G4d value do January and February delivery A6i
BUYERS do February March delivery. 621Gid sellers
do March and April delivery, 1GOtd buyers 40 Apih
and May delivery, ~ Id. sellers
observation-disclosures closed steady Upants Low Md
ding clause eeptemueT delivery si6ld sellers 90 sep.
teuber October delivery 2i6id Dnyersi DO October
ana November delivery 2l-Sld buyers do Nayemoer ana
delivery 26td buyers GO January aud February
2U.0id. values do March aud April delivery 2e'eAd
GALyEsIos sept sL-Cotton nrm Mddling, oS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE AAR3ETs
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Realizations of profits caused another varl-
able and uncertain wheat speculation yesterday bn'
the midty OF bears prevented any serious decline
The situation presents features and both specu-
latiye armies are using the same old ammunition For
the nouce the war fever has exhausted ITSELF DIT the
bs manipuators are utcrng honeyed words about the
on sensational theories There was a brief period OF
rmness in tho early dealings in options. hut that was
soon replaced by dulness and accompanied by some
stir i'm the market prices fell ls0l u cents from the
ton figure. There partial recovery ~ Tue latc
noon and close steady losses OF es cent
beipy recorded the following quotations October,
o6la: November. 974; December 99's; January,
s OO7s; February, l 023s Cash wheat Is down .
cent but the export business was drad.
Corn opiops enjoyed moderate degree
OF activity market beinG Irregular but Gu the whole
shade better. Nearly 100000 bushels were taken ny
shippers October options ended UNCHANGED at ASA,
November at As g. and December at Asa we're g orttct
the la er deliveries weak, with January down z
md February Il cent Asa cents. fair export Dnsi-
ness bGshels) done In oats, the market rul-
ing steady Options closed unchanged at 294 Tor Sep
tember 295 for October. 30i2 for November ana 81 %
cents for December There feature TO provisions;
lard declined 503 cents. 49,,
Al Nsw-York Phla Icphia. Baltimore AMI Boston the
receipts Of grain yesterday Wheat 223l 30 bush
els corn 203 69l bushels oats, w. 20 bushels; t0ta
grain 5l9j6I bushels; flour, 1858 u rrels. Inc
arrivals at Chicago. Milwaukee aul 81 Louis were;
Wheat, 79.476 bushels; corn. 207s6S bdshes; oats,
1868 bushels; total grain, o2i,Ol2 Dushels h"hf
1850 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a (SpeciaD "A decrease of
100000 bushels In tho amount OF wheat
in passage to the United Kingdom and the Cont
nent as reported this morning. caused the market TO
open at an advance OF z cent over yesterdays close
buyers freely met from the outset ana the rise
was lost I'm a few minutes. Bangs and the Lester party
we're talking bulish and backed their views by fair
buying The Adanses also purchasers, but their
purchases were probably Of short wheat. For long
time the trade was slow and the changes not marked.
Some recovery made from s6i2 cents Tor November
on the report that $4,000 bushels had been taken In
Baltimore for export ROche's Office inquired as to tho
correctness report aud the aconc reply came back
Another lie" Free selling again set III and prices re-
cened easily, November going TO S6l2 with scarcely
halt. , -. .....,. 800.
shown the shipping demand aud talk OF frost damage
being the elements its favor Provisions were quiet
al about yesterdays figure.
AT the afternoon session wheat opened up q cent,
but heavy selling stopped the advance October wheat
closed at S43. November SG3ic October corn Al 9c;
November 395sQ39&c.; OetOuer oats 10 l-3c; N0yen-
Der 2sac; OctoDer pork, - 20; November. SO 67l2;
October lard So 10; November, SIS OH; October RIBS
SIS IS; November, IS IS. Receipt-Whcat, 81 cars;
corn AIS cars oats q Puts November wheat
this afternoon sold S3Ac; calls, at S7c. The cst-
mated receipts for Tomorrow are: wheat, 80 cars;
torn 4S3 cars ,-oats. go cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.
wAsurSCToN- Thursday. Sci

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept. Il. lSso.
BOUNDARY CoMMIssIoNERs-The President has ap-
pointed the following commits sion to mark the boundary
between portion the Indian Territory and the sate
of Texas TO act with similar committee appOntcc ny
the Governor OF Texas Major w. r. Livermore Lieu
tenant Tuomas L. Casey and Lieutenant Lansing n.
Beach of the Engineers.
SILVER FROM THE SOUTH.-The Treasury Department
IS informed that the United states ships swatara
and Yantic bearing about $lO400000 in silver ooiu,
have entered Chesapeake Bay.
ABSENT FROM THE CABINET-Secretary Lamar ana
General Garland the only abseIecs from
the Cabinet meeting to-day
APpoIsTMENTs-The President to-day appointed the
following Collectors Of Customs: Charles G. sweeney
for the District of Galveston Texas; Otto L. IhreKeid
District of Brazos De Santiago, Texas Thomas NJ;
Ward of New-York, has been appointed Law CLERK OF
The Pension Oaice, vice Bradford Rxford, resigned
DR. HAMnToS's RESIGNATION NOT TO BE ACCEPTED
IT IL that the President has decided not to
make change In the Office Of SurgeonGehera OF tne
Marine spta Service accordingly viii not accept
Or. Hamilton's resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25

....,,. yamas d. 0onthner Durham. George e. War
s.r East Hram william II. Thorndikei East Mschias'
svlvanus D. Hull; Corinna, Mark p. Hamilton; Detroit
yohn a Rackf; Liberty. F. Knowton; Denmark
y.onard A. ingalls,; bar Mills ]. W. Meserve; Booth
Paw Frank A. Baker; Brooklne. I. Il Alden; BrooRS'
fredsrick W. Brown, jr Buckfeld. Alfred Cole corn
,.b Isaac N Bracket; Brownville. Nathan c. Herrck
s.,, Bampshirc-AtN North Haverhill, Enoch r. Weeks
uossoeb,sens-At westvale, Ralph H. Damon South
Chatham, Joshua Eldridge
Ne,, york-At Fishkil, Augustus Hughsow; Union
Grove. Thomas James; Mansfield. John C. Traver
Hamlet. orton Croweli; Findley's Lake. william d.
tones Ellington Charles A. seekins Farviile, Lyman
A crandall; steamburgh, Brazlla Kent; West Exeter
Dennis Harrington; Lakewood, olive Cowing; Fly
Mountain, Catharinc OConnor.
Tennessee-At Alamo, r. G. Harris; Ctfton' w. H.
Montague; wayncsborough, W. L. Bromley; Aspen
uul A. +. wilkinson.
Kentucky-At Rocky Hin. woodtord H. Ford Cor
louisville, Beverly D. Edwards; stephenFport, Richard
Brashear; Hardinsburg John r. johnson.
Ohio-At walbridcc Thomas j. Cavananch; SIX
Points Peter Hummel; Mortimer, Hannah '; heyern'
9ra9sey d@.2 M g. heTV R BrowS South
Charles Graves; Little Hooking, W. b. Spencer wash
1SslO a. Carl G. McSn SsSppn s. Bonha@
town Sarah Hnshman JGhnSo nYn r. AionI9 W.
Caraway; sciOtove James g. BraSham Iiull rrairle'
Jacob L. Stearns; Benton Ridge. Robert \. GherIE;
Ipdtand-At BrownstOwn. Oscar Alien; Miuulcto"n
via" Iiaoi i Minckiey. II. c Baic; somcnauk, F. NJ
Wright; Arlington. J. NJ Wilson; Buckley Ihomas
Omirk. W..
Sisconsin.At wantcma. Georse p walker s Nest ,sr
Bend, Joseph Olt; Colby. Samuel j.. Shaferi star
Prairie, Ole Lake Waterloo, Emile Jansch cataract
John T. Scauteton; East Middleton, Mary Astell Man
cheser.I0uis Yerktc Westby, John Nichelet On ase
burg, Thomas Parkin; Lavalle William W. Rath6un ~
NinnesDta.-At Kenyon T. r. Bulls Kokah, Levi l.
Dyon Ashby, Frank Hawkins.
Xtsso,rt-At Moscow Mills, James IL Anderson. -
Iotca.-At Wall Lake, X. Pattson Z; West Branen ID L.
Mackey; Scotch Grove, George A. Davis; Arcsdla'
Charles Westbcok; Coon Rapids f. I. Jones; Mugs
ley, +. A. WiuchclL
Calitornia--At Downieville, c. c. Smith; Les Gatos,
Frank NJ. jackson.
Colorado AT starkville Daniel B. Wenger.
IdahO-At Franklin Thomas Durrant.
A,J-ona-At Harshaw Nathaniel W. Waite; Fort
Thomas Thomas J. Neesc Hayden, George Passey !;
Fort Grant Frank A. Morgan Clifton Charles NJ clark;
Dakcta-Menoken Russell R Marsh; Elk Point, James
Fanmery. - ~
Ea,lsas-At Adamson, William Nichol.
Loutsana-At Dooley, Edward X. Moring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRk Thursday sept q ns scs9 svs to
s sT g S 9sre e% t SS Es % Co. at s. pei
l0I IT, rioads held al Jersey city were no'
cty Drcsssd see slow a. S7c for Texas aos sssc
for Coz do do and 7Syc for Common 60 5000 NAIVE Dee
Western dull at 6dGc for Medium to Prime Native
W Cattle the Persian % ian
Of Mpn ne gsnC Y Ssas h Eas 9n az c and
an mT TspS W Se fee ug wa yery arm today anil
Good hoce ya fully per p hiehcF SIssSers ,r and 40
Extra Veais at 5Gs.ac ." ,,,- -, Wal.
self at T al 1 cSu nsVef dressed and
Choice cy &c d 1ss 19d a. az S
II 7e: sdo I1S b. at sic; d. $50 is, at 0iac
Hs,o3osSi pa 60 Grasscrs 22' y, At 500. 81 DO
~ ea @rsn Yeas Sl7 ed Jav SS 800 so II
H. at Gc do lle TO- al ,c d. 228 No. at 7ac DO 1865
ESe * otis Jersey Veal 80 d. at 7l,c; do. lO7 & at
Sc 70 do 1888 H. at oc; 40 III 3D. atJc state do lou
G CT in: 40 Jersey veals various gifts at 7sc
Ollie ~ elk Dewey @ nrasssrs ~ % at sc 2Veai''
III q ~ Snlle no. % GIa,er rs 45 b.
late e e,d hSR can 7ocSRs e
lCa ars at 6OSt an ar &c EssGng head or te
time last The cool er has Iparted better
more rapidly thar ear IN tie week show ed i'm rove.
in ices Good lambs continue arn and se nd ddicx
little ute safes Of 60 m9n TO ood S5eep Tere a.
suc were in the pens yesterday, w0ud have gone Oh
Dressed ittOn III demsnd at 697c for Common to
Goo with PRIME scarce and ir@ ct 2%oc dresser am
steady Poor Prime, wtl Choice STOCK Selling ab
slig lily higher Il IRON the Slaughter house, -
Buffalo Dressed arrived To-Day tst OF tne
7c the Mutton aud 69Sc for the
Lambs. ,,oa -.
Sales-TIaenbeck & Davis 1870 Indiana Sheep. 10 D. at
4lac 10 ~ b. az &c go do III d. az 3l9 10 Sa,e
sheen III Lambs ~ ID, at &c lsl 90 ~ Dat a
ialloub ok Dewey 203 western sheep - 10 AT "a ~
25S d. 3tc POI Pennsylvania DO u ID OK &c 20
Can ida LamOs "a ID, at &c 30 do IL b. to'c 40 no.
Jeine wright CO.. III State Lambs 50 n. at 5'sc lol
Waish lfby & Co.: 80 Sheep and Lambs So ID, at
j. N PIdcock $50 Kansas Sheep. los d. at 4lc 100 DO
lOt h. icj 22j do 10 ID. at rs 90 l5S ONO no. 10 ID al
3alc ~ do. 40 H. at 3l2c as, o.
Scwt'n Giho; go Western sheep. 20 b. az S4c 80
Kentucky &c; 26 Keniu Ky Lambs Is 10 at PC
do g. Sic; 1872 do few sheep n ID, at ohci 2o3
Pennsylvania do Is ID. at 5asc. ~.
r. = kase 10 Jersey Ewos l0l ID, at 3l?o; 22l West
Virginia Sheep and Lambs % t1 at fc 34 Kentucky ana
nOdoc Sheep IS TO- at rs 4O los Pennsylvania LAMBS 20
H. az s1c; I07 10 SO 10, at 594c o,o
j. r. sad Co.: 253 Wes EN- sheep. " ID a. 5ci Zlo
Kentucky sheep and Lambs ~ d. at II 10; iD3 Inuaha
sheep ~ H. az lSc; POOR Western Iam3s % ID at &c
J. s. Rich. rlson Coz o. Jersey Lambs (Commonh % ID
at 44c -.o 49,, ...,,.x
IIOGs-Rcceipts ~ cars OF 1852 head, making
2kJ76 heat against "a lsJ head Tor tie stme Tune last
week The Ol veItler has brace1 Up the hog
market and deal quote tverY firm az I@Uoc saes Oh
Conniry 1resssi ia tao higher for Medium AMI Light
sacs-J 81 STATE Hogs about go 10 average at
81 95. - -. -. mo :. -. "a q
ROughs 800 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
runopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept. 2t-12:30 D. m-Untod States -Four Per
Cent ndB 1Zj4 do Four ami n Hal Per Cent Bonds.
lJis Atlantic Western First Mortgage Trustees
Ceitileatee q; Canadian Pacific 46Sl Erie, 1915 do
second CGsols 704 Illinois Central l50 l Mexican Or
Giaary 2lh, IT. Paul Common ezS4i NewYofk Central
lgi 81 Pennsylvania. 5Z7e - ~. On
nancs 30 centBes for to account A., .
a. ut onscs 99ss Tor both money and The account
Hat Per Bonds i154 Atlantic and Great Western
FIRST Mortgage trustees Certificates 81 ~; Canadian Pa
eiac sGs Ec 16ss. do second Con sos O9's Mexican or
rdilgIy ~ p; ST Paul Common. e2 81 NewYOrk Central
l0ile
Ilaisou Bay Company, 1gae
Paris adycos quote Three percent Renes at 30 francs 10
celtimes The account o,ooo,,
Ihebuiion Of England has decreased R4s95l6
eu.in2 tue past week A.. ,,a,,t,,-
which last a22 per cent Is now Al lLIo
PARss sept 2I-The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
Irnce shows increase OF 8. 6OoO francs In god and
2,lf3,UDO francs silver
Tho following quotations giving Wednesdays prces were
ceayec owing To tie cable ne3 being IN III
teuliieg
fepi 1880 D. mParis advices quote Three Per Cent
Efnies 1t 80 france 322 centImes for the account.
400 y. silver Is quoted az A1i2 H. per ounce
India bills allotted today OF an advance OF
lie amount OF bullion withdrawn the Bank of Eng
and balance TO-DAY IL $4,000.
Hnason Ray Company, ID .,- m
Pans adyIos quote Cent Ren at so francs GO
and exchange London al 20
francs 70 q ceDtIHts for checks
adyices quote Ihree Per Cent Hcntes az 81
Rsiscs 20 confines fof the ace0u1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKnr-nY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO sept. 2l-Tte DF9Dsrs journal r3DOrts rths-
Reccpts 4DD ueid shipments "a ~ mead MARKET seyi
Exports s. % u.s. O0i EOWsan lxct OoGe7 - t2oL.
ers - JJGsi OO FecdorJ q 5Jdai OJ Texans 81 70"
Hogt-Hecelpa 1900; ShlD1cnt4 5000 Market weak
Rough MIXcn - JuHS3 30 PAGING hnd ShlpphS 10 oo~
- - ; IIght. 1896 Dos SkIDs. ~ 4O0s3 40 .,-
ShseD-tictclps ZUUO head Shipments 900 hsNl arAcL
qut lnfcrip - 30 rs 40 Natye5 o. 90 95l 90 Texans
a. OUGtJ ~
ST LoUIa. Sept. 2i.-CaMe-BoocDts 2lOO shipments
500 steaag Fair 10 Choice Naive ShrpLg steers
81 5Jdg5 40 Butcher steers 50 5O0SI OF Ofass
Texan stCcTa. 81 6OOs3 %. . ~,
ghesp-ReoeiDts S0cl; BnDments. 700 common 20 Nc
du Oh FairtO CEoco % 10 6fJ oO bamDS - on
asa 10 a. o.a
- 81 PaeKIng s3 500 - % HEAVY "a 2oGSl 10 -,
BuygAlo Sspt 5IsCatte Receipts to-day $40 sead tot&