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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
LAND TITLES N NEW-MEXICO.

oRIGINAL GRANTs ENORMOUSLY swFLLED-
ENrmrs MADE By PERJURY AND FORGERY.
WAsnINGToN, Nov. 1S.-GOvernOr Edmund
G. Ross, Of New Mexico has submitted his annual re-
per upon tie OF that Territory to the Secretary
Of the Interior In lsj the population OF the Territory
was 1874 900. gain OF 5000 IN I'VE years. The Gov
erfor says a seriou- drawback to the develop
mcui of the Territory IL found in the
popular Impression that land titles are Insecure and in
sunicent While there is good ground for suspicion as
to considerable uumtcr or those titles. yet In most
ca the ties perfect be found elsewhere.
The ouy serious ment IN connection with The
titles tho fact that many large tracts are held on pre-
tended grants the spanish and Mexican Govern
mcuts, while many more that are held on genuine ana
indi-putabe titles from these Governments have been
enormously magu;hed by the fraudulent extension OF
their exterior limits. ,hns being made to cover large
areas oi really valuable public land which ought to be
open presumption aul Homestead entry Several cases
are cted where the original grants have been enOr-
uOusly swelle1. IN one Instance IRON 800 70 2JoVo
acres. 50 has this practice become, says the
Governor and general and apparently well founded Is
the suspicion that there has been in operat for
year. a ystematic and ouuung,y executed scArmo for
the auuaotuIc OF fraudulent titles to large traces oi tie
publc CONAN under the cuse Of spanish and MEXICAN
grants, thar the su0c tat 10 all such trs hysl rgey
diminished, rnd investment ana iuuiS. alton DO leased
to os-Ite rI ''n V 49, & ,ne TnrriIorv 20
Xrd aud the condition OF Hfais requires effective
action by Congress.
The Governor discusses AT length the advantages and
drawbacks Of the commission plan WhlCu has worked so
wei IN CAIN and he recommends Hat such
b. created 10y Congress to qurt the titles IN
Nrw-A-Nlco lie calls attention also tue frauds thai
have been prac~cI ~ land entries Saying that lie T. III
large tracts Of land has been
obtained the forms OF the presumption law through
Doidc> perjury forgery and false preiencc amt thar
Ia some this has been DONE II not with the con
uvance at least through the nadvcrience and careless
ness officials The result would not have been dis
asruuS had taken for dctua cultivation,
but many they have been absorbed Into great
cattle ranches merely the purpose of Ectting control
and springs and thus keeping ont set
trs and small herds In other cases the lana has been
stolen for purely speculative purposes and even The
lands have DOT escaped dCprcdsOnsby these Pub
lie robbers. The Governor strongly dsrpproves of the
suggestion to change the land laws 10 allow the
purchase OF large areas for grazing purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
JUE FOOTB4LL CHAMPIONSHIP.

PRINCETON AND YALE TO PLAY IN NEW-HAEEN'
NEW-H AvEN, Nov. Is (SPccdD. AT largely
attended college meeting IN this city tonghtt was &c
cIcd to have the Yale PrucctOn football game played
IL, N,w.navcn on SATURDAY November u. at $50 p III.
The Pr nceons acccdcd Yae's terms, OF either play
Ing on the Polo Grounds In NcwI0rk on Thanksgiving
Day OF on Yac's grounds next saturday. .
" L.. traN ford. OF Chicago. tie hdipIck OF tc lde
University football eleven who knocked down by
COLLISION p yer yesterday and remained
uucuASt iujs long oul aud pay 10
I- u-u position tL.s att moon. flo WAS only stunned
d. the ruItt-luu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
OPTICAL VOTE oF EocKLANp COUNTY.

MACK. New. 1S.-Thc official vote of Rock
land County is announced follows: Governor
Davenport 2.os2, HI 2,6l- Bascom 2GI Hrutcnau'-
Govrruur-C1rr 900, Jones 2.GOG. Dcuor.st 2G2.
Secretary of satcW 2.O9i Cook 2,Gll, Evans 2jS
CoutrOll"r-Wa worth cost. Chaplin 2G26 sheldon
25s. Treasurcr-UHich 2.OSS. Fitzgerald 2.GI4 Van
Gcuhurc 257. Attorney Gcuera!-T hontS 2O-j.
O'Brcn 2,GO9. Jones 2Gl STATE Engineer aud satVry"r
Van Rensselaer, 2.OT1. Sweet 2.G5~. Dudley 2IG
justice supreme Court-BaInaGd I3jL Hem, G.
Nelson Democratic caud ate Or senator Tor the AIlh
District rec .IYcd plurality oi i2J u This county.
Georges Dickcy. Demorra candidate FOR tho Assembly
was Gle CtCd by 4 plurality OF 12i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Jane Brady sued her brother James in the Court
Of Common Pleas claiming OF real estate in East
Twentr.nnthst. occupied by him. Fty wears ago taY
came ana accumulated property "hI.l
stood II h II 4 having pruhlaJie investments
and given pecunary assistance 10 iSS lie asked her .
civ him a DTopety but she Reused ih5y quar-
relied and appealed TO The Court 10 Dust MN Tue case
before Judge len and yesterday after - lhy
mad retired planiI her brother agreed 10 seis
tie jury recalled ana dismissed anu t'
brother and sister LETT the Court arm IL arm -
-chnd six ihrouSh he IatheT JeIn J.
Schndler sued the New. .ork Lake Erie aud este n a
road o1lp ny for - injury b'r hand which was
Crushed ~ gate ecOmpanys ferry boats In no
CITY Court ycsterlay she IecOyeIeu ezJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
foRE AQUEDCcr BoyDs TO BEIssUED

ITO AVUtUUVI CUTIIHIInSIOntfS ycSIerday
authorized tine by the Controller s. 600 900 ~
bonds 10 meet the working expenses The Controller
said that he thought these could be placed per cent
interest, the bond 10 run Tor twenty years. Nine new
inspectors were appointed The plan Of the auuclact
changed a. To at NIT Of passage under Goul's
Swamp back OF Itrrytnwn by means Of sphOn tunnel.
going down 10 solid bottom. Chief Engineer Church was
directed 10 consult his subordinate engineers and chea-
take such precautions would surely protect
lie and limb COMMISSIONER squire favored making
the terminus OF the aqueduct at
hfth-st, instead OF ut Central Park. Nothing definite
INlaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
UNDEEyALUATIoNs by IMPORTERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS Especial. Treasury
officials have been informed OF the discovery by Custam
House examiners in NewYork and Philadelphia of an
extensive system OF undervaluaOns practiscd by i'm.
porers Of hardware and cutlery. Tho first information
came from certain Connecticut hardware manufacturers
who found themselves unable to compete with the i'm.
porters The complaints have been looked into, 1t III.
derstood by Appraiser McSullen. No official informa.
ton reached Department, the matter resting
entirely In the hands OF the Appraisers at New-York
and Philadelphia whose decision TO question OF un-
deryauatIon Is final.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
= ~" 70 W NFFT0TaT ~ ~ VI " %
Wisdom and wit are lltuc seen,
But folly's 81 full Iength.
"THE BLIND THING IS DRY"

A good one is told upon one Of tie country
men who attended the fair While in the city. having
taken in good supply OF the ardent, no thought 1t his
duty 70 attend the opera. securing scat he in.
tently viewing the stage when some one at his Sdc
thinking from the squnt Of his eyes that he near
sighted, kindly handed him an opera glass. The old
fellow was profuse in thanks and hiding the glasses be-
hind his hat, turned II up his lips for moment and
then handed back with the remark thAs" the blamed
thing Is dry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
CLOSE GAMES AT HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. Il lSpccidh. The
fourth game oil football played this Afternoon Tue
a-, OF - wa, forced 10 play without hcr fl7orite
hal. back willard and Peabody took his place, hrek'
roiue to rbark The gam" was fine ono ihough
rather TouEu times Both rush hUcs P" yea 'eauy
,Il -tIo,It F.rtrlcr 81 aud Adams. ia ruett aud
F-A o 50 made repeated the p,aJ lho class OF 90
won with % score OF IL 10 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
NEW AIDS TO NAVIGATION.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1S.-COmmodore J. G.
Walker, Chief Of tho Bureau OF Navigation. in his an
nua report refers TO the preamble and resolutions OF
the Chamber OF Commerce of New-York pointing out
the desiraOlty OF establishing compass station near
NewYork, and says the Importance to be attached TO
the resolution cannot be overcstimated The compass
reports required from cruising vessels carefully e1
annci the calculations verified corrected and from
these reports IL proposed eventually to prepare new
variation chart.
1t proposed that the Ranger shall b. employed In
sounding the Pacific Ocean on the coast OF Lower Cal
iforua and Mexico, and In examining the North Pacific
rocks aud shoals when nave been reported
from time to time to exist In the track OF vessels bound
and from san Francisco Tho old surveys OF the coast
OF the Spanish Main known 70 contain many errors
and ~ this const mich ircqented 10y merchant ships
owned tho United States, II Is proposed that the
Ihrt which transferred TO the Navy for surveying
10 CORRECT then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
PARSoy DOWNS ~ cOOD COMPANY.


rather amusing JuXlapostOn In the Of portraits
Is that OF the three CABINET raps OF the Rev Mr.
Downs sandwchrd between the kencsscsuf ArchdracOn
Farrar ana Judge Horace Gray, OF the United States
supreme Court in NOtman's window IN Pdrk-st. They
remind OF the lues Beau Nashs picture between
the bustS OF Newton and Pope.
The picture placed tho bus,s between.
Adds 10 the thought much strength
Wisdom and wit are littIc
But toly's st full lensth
One OF tie photographs OF the Bowdon Square divine
Of somewhat sensational character II represents
him seated in an claborately furnished apartment
holding paper which may be read made (" inter
view" upon which he gazes ichectiVeiy, while n large
DOG seems trying 10 divert his attention BIZ putting
paw upon his knee There Is suggestion OF elaborate
preparation in tho situation and the dog figure
a faithful friend OF the prosecuted pastor. All the
three pictures give him a somewhat jaunty
air. An open oyercOat displays the but
tened Prince Albert coat beneath. and there Is
nothing suggest the religious eXhOrtcr One OF the
photographs has fac-simile Of the kevMr DoWnss aI-
tOgTaph which is somewhat thin IL texture with elab-
crate flourish beneath and lttc spot into which the
supeTiluOuS INK has become condensed. the contrast
between nOorety aud fame Is indicated by The faci that
while Phillips BrOoks's photograph is not To he had even
IN It's simplest form, tho likeness OF Iar6pu Downs can
be procured IN a variety OF shapes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

FALSE STATEMENTS 4BOUT MR. O>BORN'S WILL
The will Of Charles J. Osborn has not yet been
published. The executors Mira. OSBORN. Clement j.
Trowhrdge, is Mrs. O.bOrn'S brother T.. :. CHapn
and Joan ". sterling. MIR Chapu sIu yr-'rrlag ma
the published statements regarding the terms 81 the
false hat he could not intimate nat no real
rond because The utors laC igrd .Acin
selves secrecy uuti the instrument offered for
probate lie did not know when that woui De done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
AMHERST DEFEATED BY WILLIAMS.

AuHER-T Mass, Nov. Is (SDeci1h.-ln the
football CHAMPIONSHIP? series Amherst was beaten by
Williams here to-day 10y scJ<sf i TO H. The VISIT
ors ma!o all their points tc mrs, half IN the second
raf thr homo team played much bcttcr form. PM
If.. ai! -fraru- ,i thr best work for thc Amherst
80 mn Tor Inc Va o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
MARIYES TO BE TAKEN TO PEySA CoLA.

The United States frlgate Brooklyn, now off
rwoniyhlrd-s Is beng inspected before sailing for
Pensacola. Tho inspection was begun yesterday
Ing and when the Board Of Inspectors LEFT the Navy
Yard, of the Government tugs to 20 board OF
her. salute OF thirteen tired IN honor OF Rear
Admiral simpson, the presdent OF the board The Brook
Ign will probably sail the last Of this weak She Viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

woman's waist and the hbres hang down distance n,
eighteen inches two feet The KAY bowl is The me-
valuable OF the articles The bowl and Its les ara
carved out OF a solid piece OF Samoan chestnut Ths
bowl Is fifteen or eighteen inches IN diameter The
interior Is highly polished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Plans TO INCREASE THE GRAyr FryD.

Numerous suggestions have been made by
persons liYng parts OF the country e. the
Grant Monument Committee To make Thanksgiving Day
"A day 10 devoted To the increase of the Grant Fund
some have suggested that at the churches where
vices viii be hed, special collections he taken for
this OBJECT IL has also bccu suggested that the theatres
give a pcrctntagr OF their receipts on Thauksgly
Day or give special performances or the benefit OF the
fund aud that where games arc heidi part OF the pro
crcds he sent 10 TIE Grant Committee The following
amounts were rcpor ell yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

OF the sixteen dlSOrderly houses IN lwch'y-
seventhst sixth and Seventh aves, that weso
I'm operation when the Owners and Business Mch
Association began Its work two months aSO Ohy lnIco
remain according To the statements made NJ the hoot
OF the society last night Tho worst OF these 10 hat A'P.
by Lucy Brooks NJ NJ 1913, the agent OF when II LoS
Bernstein. No 49, owned by Madame Enghs u "a, Dao
as spite of the attempts that have been hio "
clear IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
PENNSYLVANIA WINS From LEHIGH

BETHLEHEM, Penn, NOV. Is t>pecGD.- The
University prnnsy4 football eleven ih's aI,er
noon defeated Iehi-h University team b. score Of
10 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
KING MALIEroNs GIFTS TO TIE PREsGDEN-

WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-The President has
deposited In the National Museum the presents sent
him recently by King Maetoa Samoa, consisting OF
kava bowl cocoanut cup for drinking the kava, aud
specimens of the root OF the pepper OF which the
kava made also rug made OF the bark OF the paper
mulberry tree, and tho complete WARDROBE OF Samoan
woman. consisting merely Of hku girdle, upon
which suspended long hbros of the Tuner bark OF the
mulberry tree. This Pirdle is bound around the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

t,e draft OF marines from the Navy Yard mere fCr tno
purpose OF establishing marine guar" ~ '"'
Yard IN Pensacola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
H. BARrHOLDI 70 SAIL NEXr "WEDNESDAY
NJ Bartholdi has decided to return to France

by tho Nornandie next Wednesday. lie has gwen III
rho necessary to General stone In regard
iouug and orecting the statue ITSELF ana also caves
xo of the French wOrKmen who were with him at Pans
NJ N,rthnldi Is still busy with number OF private MAJ
ters which vii. keep him in the city until lie sails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

CHOosING 4 SENATOR II OREGON
PORTLAND, One, Nov. 1s.-EX- Senator J. II.
Mitchell was elected senator the tulId ballot The
Democrats nOckug 10 LIm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
SENnLNn ELLIEI 10 nlLrrSION.

The lulluwIng contributions for the Calves |
,oa -uHtrtis have brtn received AMI iorwarhei by /
August Bsruhriu { Bauer. at ~. d" Broadway, IN
answer urs mt appeal from prominent dhVcsion
tItiHrUs:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
DHLApELpHrA AND READING R. R.

NEwJERfsEYn 81 y cENTRAA6 E " A. ply pTYIssII99Sp sI9S
rrMEfg}gSElT&kiSdE EERESTj jSNssI:s 1855; ss;o.
Ffs Route al o 4ss ss ani 15 M
1856 200 .. NJ SUNDAYS at 400. S'45a M. $40. i2od
D WAYNE junction for oermsntGyn gUnsS ana
hOeS 9Gd 4Sm on all pay and SLEEPING
Rsarang aDELPHIA Siqtn ,:s sDd Green std sta
$50 o%S Ss i2So S5 81 5sl5d Js5 sgS sSs
6ccP: SsTZPAY, s IS N, 4;SS 3. q; "a nuno Pam
rq5 PORT sySByRy sEwIssgEs LEY and
For HARRisBU RG at 400 76, si5 loo, i;So 400.
rsf sS s a!s SHgsay ssI ,Oo i'o
"a, 400 & Sso T 9;ds l97S 9S E i 81 sunaays SSD D % III
For Tx 81 and rTGsIsIoT g 591 sA' %
For For fEGSf a 7o s l5 n lOo $780, s
fS eg zoo sss 100 }s5 ssS SUNDAY
For E&spfoS at 400 TOO, s46 IoO lsso. s4s 400
24 AZ 5oqn a2e r. S1pfays Il 10 So 5 "a oy n.y. Zoo
For PREMINGToN ZOO. s4s M. lOo 1880. 400 'sSo.
For s6MERyI LIE stlo5 o 7oO $40 1850 H Mlsa i!Ss
$50 90 7So s:i5 1890 m sundays, 400. s:o0a m;
For Sg P2 2iS SFlREpb zoo aO 4s s4, esc i:,s
5sd 6o "a nj 6oS $50 ; SO 100 ' $50 ' si5 $50 1885, i
p u. sundays 400 500 ss45 m. 1900 m, 1880. 400
For sSs sSoyE = a and ss sts,
400 lsS 500 5;4s, 7.56 pm. SUNDAYS except ocsaa
For FREEHOLD at 5:I5 745 ll.0o a. M, l;SO, 400 SOC
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800.
For tRSTi%NTIC a. CITY. ViNELAND and BRIGHTON 4
400 n m, 1880 p.m
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No s, North River via sandy HOOK .,o,r
For HIGHL ANDS SEABRIGHT and LONG BRANCH,
4i30, 9OO. llOO 100, s:i5, 4:So $3.50 sundays
For ELBER0N, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
OCEAN BEACH, Po Mt PLEASANT, &C. s;uo. ll'o0
For AfLAHTic aIGHLANDs. 4;s0 900 a. m. si6 4:so.
fSr L4kEwooD TOMS RIVER. BARNEeAT. 4,so m,
tickets De procured at foot Of Lberyst Pier 30 q
North 2 207 257 26l, 2Sd, 2o7. ga and l32S
Broadway ESQ., 1877 aud 7i8 6thave. kvlngtonst 10.
12 Il aud li3 Greenw cl 3, 20S Fast ~ tss l53ia.
32O BoweIv prlncIa hotels In New-Y0rk c. y Iu
BROOKLYN az No lonrtt' lo7 Broaawayi ss s61 Fui-
ton 2iO, 37a Manhatanave In Hob0ken, S54 Washing
y Transfer Company viii call for and cheek bas
Il f. WOoTrtS C. q, HANCOCK.
General MANAGER Gen. Pass. and Tick ct Agt.
H. p BALDWIN. &. Il. 2. Agt., lle IibertJ-et, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16

do. 11a012o....-M ana In buyers favor.
Long Clear in New-York &C. for Western delivery; Long
Gear 576e shor Clear ~ sst b@
although the market had ioOK. Speculation y quiet
but cash lots Lad little more attention ale o oeo @ 'c;
cost and freight sepmber cosed sea - ~
84Oc 25OO tcs october, 840ac4lc closing 4oo sJci
2OOH tcs November, GAL 66.42c. closing 6a0a o4gci
500 december. 640c.. closing 63ec oJo tcs.
II $3.50. Rehned Continent quoted at 81 @ PC ane
South American -5c. Sales tcs C0ntinent piIpato
terms BuTrER-The market Is duii ana nsrv wssS;
az 9Sa2Sc Western do, 22a22e Elgip do Isc
State Dairy hanrkin tubs l6d2lc Western Dairy ia loci
Western fasloy sSc imitation Greany re- and b9ycrs
Of the adv aniage State. B4doci Nght ~ &
a6c; Western nat 4a9c EGGs1Are dn Serea esn oTsi
win moderate inqqi,y State l9i9S2oc'' Can oan 10
STfARIN slow and nominal City quoted at az &C.
and OleOma rgaIine 70. . .,s-,,,
SIX NS-An kinds continue in fair demand at uniformly
firm prices oat-Tampco 6rst selection, 45c; Maamoras
do. 45c; Vera Cruz. do 45ci Buenos Ayres w dres
ayta do. A. ac CURACAO DO, % 2e Sape aoo nc Wers
per skin SOC Patna do 37ac trimms
27 , aSoc.: DO. trimmed 26c Ssal, o4c' Angos'ufs
25c.; Para, 3Sc. Puerto Cabolo 25c, g., %, ooo hhds
-0GARRaw quet and UNCHANGED Sales o. ~, ~ hnn nus
Continual SEC $50 Nh cOyed, Re ned quiet anu
dered 7c, q iannated 6aic; Mould "a" sa7c Sontee
e Extra &C." 6l4a6 6.l6cd Extra "C," 57s0Gieci ~
5iaG ss4c; Yellow 81 sd6ioc. - o,. o...
1AILOW- Rather que but held trm Prime Clty quo'eu
size. bio sales. g.. 20 b 5l4c. 49, ,.
WOOL-Tfere has been a firm and fairy actVe ma
with AL deobe descriptions REALLY taken ne reeent ~"
steadily maintained the condition o. tne ma he
al wool. The genorl situation IS siscto,y 70 nna a. 0o "a
cpruod Fleece Wous firmly held nj SIC Tor Vv %
as for NA do. and - a. ior NX anu aoone
Sprng Texas, 22023c,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONS1RUcrED An ID FINEST EQU1pPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE 70 BUSINESS Or
PLEASURE TRAVEL. -.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE - ALONG THE VEST
SHORE OF rue WORLDFAMED HUDSON RlVEK
AROUND r 70 HILLS OF CAfSklL LII MOUNTAIks,
AND TnHouGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY or THE
MOHAWK. -.
after sept is 1885. win leave West i2dst
ST ition sOll0ws;
All ira ms leave from new downtown station foot Of ,ys,
River earlier than from foot OF West
42dSL
Detroit and Chicago. .lOl0 m 'o;l0 $40 p. Pull
seepers through
St Louis sB 10. IS: 10 y. m. Pullman sleepers.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester IIO,
slO:lG .6lO, $40 D. m. seepers and parior cars
Utica and syracuse, 1890 'lO:iV lilo $40 ssiV
IN. -,
Newburs. Kingston and caiskii. 'i2io .7,2e 'i0ie.
1l:l5 i0), @Oln, sS;lO D m.
sara, via Albany 1:2o 1l;t5 q. m. Ol0 D. m
Lake George tyia Albany so IDS A. m
kaaerskil, Hunter, Hobart Grand Hotel station nc
Paenvllie Cairo Mountain House station 100 1l;lb am.
For Montreal and nada East, 7z0 q. n., $40 p m
Hamilton. London. .0lO .Jlo, $40 m 1ofohtos
si011 m, OlU s-lDp m.
tickets. tables, sic ping car aeeomnode-
tion- apply oil Jersey Csty Penn X
X. on, Roboke 73 nudson-sti Brooalyl, Court g,
Annex OInce, Fult0nsti Newfofe CITY 2 2Ol, zei.
3l5 1868 H. ll4U l23 Broadway, 1S7 6thave, jag
IL thst 18Th Bcwery and West shore Stations foot
OF West a2dst and Jsyst, North River. BatfHe
called for and checked from hotels and rsdences Ordcn
can be left ut eket Offices. HENRY MONETt
2o0 Broadway. GENERA Passenger Aseas
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
THE MARKETS.
~orAt RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
DIR Worth 2fpsr Vessels ant RrUro1is.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cooPERAGE srOCK-An descriptions of coopera@e OK.
ga empty heosheads are fairly active and steady m "
hogsle rs quoted ~ Moa' see shocks and Heaas 81 @
si K, ia shocks leads. 3Sinch $50 Gs1 OO 90,
SsiSch SO0S5c; Hoops ID IT, S29 ~$i do. IL IT, s26 %
sCocoA-Is hrmer with Guayaqul quoted at l6Sc,
psha l6d l6cc. Dom IL DI2c; Caracas l30 &c.
r. nj all I7cs Maratsibo. 702c.
'oKY-Fairly active and steady at 5asl2c. for Eng
Bsb nd Gd6i4c for German.
III sGE-ln jetter demand and steady Manila quoted
IN ths has OF IS Qc and sisal she.
,,E ~ t-sp0t duh Sac. for fair; sales the
<,t OpiIDns dul cOsef barely stegdy. There
ere no adyces from Rio ana eguent d ositon 20
so business sales OF 10000 bags closing follows Sep
fe,nhar JT50hS0, October 6.7O0015 November. f.7GU
g. - December 6.75 a 80; January, 6sOQO9O February.
Sa05 y5 March S6..5 500 Mild grades quiet sales
Of 800 bags Maracbo 900 mats lava ewatm 800 ex
sVenads" and 100 ex Bertha on private terms.
cOTTON-~p0 Cotton FIRM unchlng and iaIry active.
scs 96S bales 28O last eyeningi all for home consump
on Receipts at the ports to-day, 1889 bales against
l this day last week and 2O5 last year since sept
Der 2i Oaies against 77slS for the same time last
year. .., o.oo~,,oo "a I'm ,o,o.o., o,o..,aoa,,o
New-York tribune., 1885-09-16
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LIVERPOOL sept l5l2i3o ?. m.-Coton euet ini :
iI ,f.t Sitldllng Orleans. 1l2 -Vpi ',,' y
inpiii ine 600 FOR speculation and exp r. rrl.lPt ~
baiee l. n. tiet ST wv y
iarts M Wdilng clause september delivery 80 q.
do -cpienbor and October delivery :. 1l.a a., l,c
Self'r,,,i.l I,vcrV. lgbIu dO NofcmDt4 Ahu ~
' h,r 6eIivcry ls.4d; do Decen rr aud @ t,''r n m
,.vorv lfo. "a 80 Ia-5tf.: do January ana frDlh"! u
iivery y-Gld: FeDI nary and haieh ,eliNo''' -'
oGd March anH Airil deNtrv . - oo hale.
w-(ntfpn me sdis- OF tlc iAy incuii" .,'a
Amrf1can Futures ,as. Upands, 10" annlnR ,,c
tobcr aeAyery 6lL sellers do OctoDel AZ ,.c, ,
'I.I,x.rv Il-tld BUYERS November bt''lh"'
'I,ars = l. .6td -ei.rs 90 DacrnDef aud JanhtI lrn'-
ere IgG4l buyers do Iannnr. lho iebfn1t1 dhs' d
Sl.i,tG sci err d. February and March neNerb' . n
buyers: do. Mach ana Aprl oehyer . .-o'"- '"' ~
am, nd Ma 10. Naur -.- .ttt
i otton-Futures eioet steady. Upands 10" Hlh-
ain clause eptciu u siivcry. iti1 sr'i -" 80
te-,.r eu Ot t5l er delivery 21 d. sellers 20 o' 90.
gne Nov-n bOr aeltvcrT ls-ffo sellers 10 Nos u' @
i,ec,in,rr delivry .Dld. bu.ers uo. tc'mis ~
erv deiyey r.i4d sellers 40 January Ahl iep1'ii o
livery 2o- 10 do. FeornAiy an MartH ~ A. a
- "a se5e-- do 'isrch aud Apul delivery, . -''"'"
sellers DO April an Nay deiN efJ.J %'-'td '"i"c'