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New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
STATE or TRADE

BAIrTMoEr. Sept i7-Cotton duh. Milling aas,; Flour
EHra. g 5gest 10 do Fanny - 50 sSl - Guy M'
sVpor.si gqa5J - - skttt - % - 90 10 o ,I
paisni . 7 waos,-soosaeru steady western higher
MsTrsaa sDSrSsIS s5ssss So westaT1 wntsr sog
ber 81 dp &c. COrn-soutnern nrm estcr1 active;
s9niheT3 WIZ sS,mser SS ma asc bi ctbe
Year s4Taib. oats stcady sud hrm. southern =
penS,viyan,a' bose ave orti 1t sIa6ic. Proyisoni
is7 ShS, Wheat $1,000 nush corn lp'01 pu,n.; Dits
o 1900 SusA t1.6 g saa, s555 5asal cora
o9a.ooo o9a. sY bus BUSH '''-' '''' '''''
w ssS s,.s scot a ,sras ~sa,, ~ q aI@ l's' So
Nmuesoia slsert - i,e-' 0 Patents o. NO.. o. @ , =,
wheat snd ,als' ransya ,eoie@eer 79e -
NoSember so,4 &c, ciosing al r5''e 10 = sDnns
site 40 Red 81 30 Ee9 az corr ora 'liSs5 eSs,a % s
iifcl oct0Dcr a,ea4 c.. oiosur at go Novenhgr
2.a = g. srglem9e 90 nv. s-c.iv No - Ssae
D.T,evoNo % FIG &C. FORK .iSaSy cash - jo6ss t0
- 70 3, 10 eiosns yaas- % NevoE be- - \,
as go, oiosns a. 81 81 iafi aieai, ,a'' r4ni.l %
Cash - z =, =. .'iss.GIFt ~ p,i.tp~.f,
slouldsr. = 75SsS 20. shoTt mr. 5ites s. a., b
5psI Whess s7o0c Ha.h. Corn 5o.0lo 9nsns ots
-gou1 ~ zoo ob.' GneaI 10 ba,I cor 1000
bl.n. l25uVO Ous i.5e 5000 0asi S-s'oT l. V'o
DETROIT sept I7-whe,i arm. Va w7hie -7lc eash.
sDioaS5S ssSa5sl Sie 6cio5cr GS, eoa.o NcSe1aT q ~ %
Tea $, necepia $50 bush corn-Ne 4G.e. Oats
-
MLwAUkar sept l7;-whea, Wees So Cash; sl'e' ..,''
M = tGrc frovaons-acs. PorE. Cash o september
ss s 49, S.pt,95s 3i9e' % ~ octosc % - @ naisr ~,aay
9ho,cs Creamery l5dlGc Chccso-Hesi Cream T-iastc.
Egss-Frsh.l VI Zoe icceints-Flonr bmn b6it Wheat
1000 sus Barley 5 100 sasp 5 s@pmen''-f0n Bss 5000
~, p ,i1x1d tgEostr Oafasiotiy Sew 80 , Shiie. IS
1,.,r N-N so alael Zia p I've dnt 80 20 a' T..
Ieceuts-Corn $4,000 bush. p4,a 7d0sl hte 1pu0 busc
shipuents-Corn- 10000 Bush Oata l11O0 onshi hye.
% rHiA -rp, n -Four-winer wheats Florrs
We guiet offerings were not large and pccs VEN
MY ns .i6aa - n do Extra s7qdss IS Paonsgfyans
serntly fIWFs - PslIsVvgnia tOuN 'rtcrsA - I'D
- bi Delaware FlnT .jGsj Oh Winter Wheat eat@ut,
- asa - wheat osoI uDsher - noon cal, e..
Delaware ~ eIport ~ &c. SO Pennsvivsna d.
= s,a ole October sssonlcs Novemoor. r2+apic.
demand gnt spot dun Dnccs scaY. steamer
40. Mixed M grain deD9- oOc steamer No yellow
,teS IN gram DEPOT 6Oc no racE SOC, iaoted IN
oarl elevator. &c 40 Mnee septemDer. a
spot lot. nrmi New Rsiected " hIte 2sa4ac- New NO.
White ~; o SIe: n% = " " ntsi 80 S1Ga,te5 1,, N@
t4ir9 Nov A8a83lac Dec "a sac. HrceiDra-
bblG Wheat 900 Dusn. ,orn 1900 Idsh oals 5000
sT ioUIs sept 7-Four auct Xxx 81 0O9s2 90, Xxx
IS O0sS FapIy - % % 90 Choice - 75a - 30
fancy 3Odo 1hs Patents - oOas5 ~ Wheat active.
sentc,ber Al l0iI &C.; October. Agss0391c Year So
S34.c. oats steady 30 Mixed oSsn - y,,e zen, seP'
t.JnncnauRed. eggs steady l3dl Flax
81 81 ID. dav seil' tni in5hin rei sr.D 1rm - q
pork - IS. Buikmests-LOng Clear sj 30. short RID
g. iO0i SO short Gear - 30 Lar1 urm ~ l1la@s3 ~
6a.O00 oats 1000 onsn i've 5000 bushs 6arioy;
bushi 3l.u0o pusn- oatA $4,000 oasn' 1yA 5000
eusiL BARLEY loo bush
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per HorA Riper. Yssssts and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio dun and nominal az sc for fairJ
sales to-day, 500 Memnon" sold last evening on
private Options brmer ct the opening, owing
partly IN tho receipts at RIO 10 lzOOO bags
The close barely steady Sales 1850 bags closing as
follows September b.7O1GS0, october. 6.7O061oj NO
vember 67606.75 December $50. 06.s5 January, $3.50
February 60O6B.g5i March, 695 970O Mild grades
steady and East India more active sales OF soo mats
H. Bowers 22 l2c.: TOO mats ia ex same
vessel l9c; 900 piculs Interior Padang "kewatn
800 Mscasssr Herbea" and 1000 Padang OK MIMI on
private
,cOTTON-spot Cotton fairy aetive, steady and nn-
changed New Cotton IL obianable at ac below the ap
pended quotations sales OF 093 bales 79 last eyenng)
all home consumption. Receipts at the pors To-Day
272 bales this day last week and 1917 last
year september las bales against lOoS97 for
the same time iast year.
Tho quotations. according to tho American classification
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

The character of the news from the oil fields
yesterday morning more bush than had been ex-
pected The two Anchor Company wells in the Kinzua
district have justified the expectations OF the
owners The well did only ninety barrels In the
last twentyour hours the frat did about twenty
five barrels for the period The August report OF
the stocks at the wells Is not yet public but we nave
to believe that IL will show snght increase
tsomething barrel TO each wel) from July Ihs
time In several uonths that decrease mas
not shown. The net increase Is about equvaent
900 barrels day the average 1t makes the pro-
duction for last month something between 10000 aLd
SO 600 bai rels day on The accumulation
stocks the wells thus proves TO be much smaler
than most bears expected and 1t Is evident thht tn
pipe line runs are st representing Closely tue obVpuV VI
the oil country. 49,.
The certificate speculation was inclined to be better
yesterday at the outset, the advices from Oiidom
failing TO be as unfayorable as was looked Tor. lhe
spiritess and condition Of the market however
evident most Of the tne and after rise OF only g
cent from Wednesday nightt prices slipped away 70 u
The end the lowest POINT and the tone must ne
ca led weak. The volume OF business was small now,
ever and I'm the final dealings there good deal OF
'bamoering" which met with n little resistance.
There suspo.ousy vague ruinors ot new vel 10
account Tor the decline and carrying rates Indicate tht
the that rob
the final tone OF much OF its apparent weaknesS
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as foilo"S'
0penius s........-.---. 1904 lowest.----. 100
Highest. lOl Final. .......,...... 100
Ciearances for Wednesday 07l9OOO
Refined oil shows change. with prices steady aud no
pressure sell and no disposition to buy.
OmCrTY. Penn. Sept. l7.-Crude Oil-National Tran
slt Certificates opened at lO0ia and closed at $685.
highest price, 1905 lowest price. 097s. Sales
5G5 900 barrels cearonces 5i5GOOO barrels runs.
7i.ls6 barrels; shipments. 75.22l harres ohartera
36.27O barrels.
BRAproRD. Penn. Sept I7-Crude or-Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1ookand closed at o07si
highest price 1908 lowest price. 097s clearauces
3,l56OOO barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
financial,
Nrw.YonK. Aus. 20. issg
10 HOLDERS OF STOCK AND BONDS OF
10 HOLDERS OF STOCK AND BONDS o.
The Texas and ST. Louis Railway Cem<
panies and Of Readjustment Trustees
Cash Deposit Certificates:

At the request of parties claiming to represent majority
Bonds Of the Texas and st Louis
Railway Company in Texas and Of the Texas and 81 L'm
Railway Company Miss u and Arksnsas the
have become committee to proeos s htsfssts o. sac1
Securities toher than Land orens
Of tosc Companies and Of the Cash Deposits Certn
issued by W. w. sherman and A. Wolf - Readjuse
under dated Now l. 1883 - shau
JOIN plan OF which copies may bc had on application
the Secretary Of committee. Mr. A. MARCUS. no -
Exchange Place. NewYork to whom al communications
should be addressed
Provision is made that in place Of the Bonds stosk
hello by Trustees the Certificates may D.
deposited issued thereasainst by the Trustees
large amount class Of Bonds snd Stock and q
the Deposit Certificates have already joined tho pu
parties desiring join deposit their Bonds stocS
and Certificates with Farmers Loan and Trust company
subject tho order Of the committee. up 70 sepe Ss
1885.
To obtain the million I'VE hundred thousand dolla
cash mention plan all parties thereto oner any
part the stated in the plan such onef
must be than Sept 2s 1885, TO the farmerS
Loan Company for account OF the commietee o
blanks provided purpose and must be accompanies
10 cent Of the money offered the paianoe
bong payable the call Of the COMMITTEES ON 10 days nocs
after /. 1885, OF non payment o. the Daisnos
when 80 called within the time 10 cent pres
yousIy paid forfeited to the committee without
prejudice right of the committee to enforce the pay
ment Of such balance
The Trust Company viii in all give negotiable re
cepts for Bonds and Certificates deposited and os
payments made.
The outlook for general prosperity in TeIas and in
duo largely promise Of tie finest crop those
states have ever WILL r is hoped induce all ntereseo
agree to pan by concerted action tho presens
parties may to themselves as ar as
bic ALI bousnts accruing from general improvement In tho
section where she properties are located
The holders Bonds Of the Texas Company
win have an opportunity informed, to join Land
Company which it is proposed to organize
WILLIAM MERTENS,l
GEO. COPPELL ucrJholdcrsg
LEWIS >. WOLFE,
nj. GERNsHEIM, S"e
J. w. PARAMORE,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
p. q Kase, veals, 1o0 n, at7sc
Judd buckingham, yeais 227 fb at 6c3 do 100 N

60e7 besd-lst cars at Jersey City and :, ody
cars at 60thst Total Eve days sa939 against i2oS
demand az steady prices hut Lambs very dull ana a
figures even lower tn yesterdays closing sales tne pens
could not be ceared BY than dozen car loads sneeR
the eoutsdo ngure only reached for toad OF PeDnsy
Mas and few Jerseys Cus went asl low as 5' ana mixed
Dressed Mutton quiet at eesc and Dressed Lambs slow At
601Oo =.
salss-J f. sader& 90 200 Kentucky sheep ee n. ct
diana DO oS so ~ 3 RsnueR aS S LAMBS few sheeD
az B at 81 e5 247 Canadian lambs - 10, nc 80 ,.
10 5pdd Buckngham ses Western sheeR; & 10 D. sss 50
do lo0 at 80 20 Pennsylvania Lambs go D go 20
DO SO h at She III Do d. at 5Se ia do "a ID b. o'so'
e. az ssy s%S 80 b. a. c
Jersey sheep. liz n, at g s7a a. or.
2i9 do 40 d. at 6c SO state ~ D. at 5c 80 DO 81 al
&c; 2O6 state Sheep Lambs SO h 4ec l4o DO 81
&c, lei do 81 b. a. IS sc ib9 Vermont DO ~ b. at 3e
Dlenback Dewey ITO Western Sheep IL n o. 2ei d
2,s IS &C $50 ga canads lambs o. 9 NJ smss ss @
s 4 2io DO 81 b at 4c 81 State Lambs 81 b. at sci
- Hume MaeS 100 State Lambs, 81 H. at Sc, 100 DO 90
70 - 10 so do 68 p at 4gc 90 State sheep. o2 @ &C
s2c IL do ~ b. at 3c 235 state sheep and lamps 90
~ ~ Pennsyyania Lambs ey sheep 81 o Ea Sc
divided the yars Total for i've days "a 1sS he
against 2e4o2 head for the time ias week Feeling
rmer and Heavy gnt sold 81 4odSf 50 and deaiets
say rigs would bring sc and upward, II In market
Country Dressed firm at 6207c for Medium and &c ior
Light "a
sales-Jerry Hunter ss state Hogs 1872 b at 4sci d0
ssts Hogs 100 b. at s. s. % do 26s b. at 81 05 10 Ps'
S% Ssd late j f. Ct as
ID, at 81 go 10 Rougls. 343d470 b. CT So 600s37o ,
o. Haenbeck Davis state Hogs 277 d. at u 4oi Soo
$40 n, at 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
BrookIpn prOpsrtp For Sale ana 60 Gst

CLINTON-AVE., near Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
TO rent best locality In the city. for $50 10
s9l nor month I'm good order Address
BROWN BROS, 40 6thaye, BROOKLYN, N Y.
IrOR SALE. - MacOn-st, near Sumner-ave.,
thraesory and basement hOuse. brown stone 2Oxt0 !
An spendid all 80 minutes from New
YoTk. prioe 81 900 OWNER. 81 Murray-sL. \. Y.
DOR RSALE-HOUSES.-SOm of those eie-
giant Sstory brownsone, octag0nfront houses on 7th
ave between snd Garheldpiaee most Desirable
Iocaon only blocks from Prospect Iark cabinet and
hard wooa trimmings mirrors extra mantels and sanitary
punbing with every Improvement found hrst-class
houses hrs-oass tenants would rent afew OF these
houses reasonable reuts Houses and lots IN all sections
fhe let For full particulars apply
Dremises or 10 LEONARD MOODY. No 20 Court-st and
27B Flatbush-ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Business propertp tor Sale alo to EeI

TOR SALE.-Down-to town business propertyj
two thrcestoy brick stores No II and y Lispenard
lie Investment. +. 5. DRISCOLl- 81 Park Place.
rINO LET at the substantial new building 24
90 s4 Newt hambers-st running through 10 Rosest,
basement and lofts ABOVE with
elevator ETC. rutland d MHITING &, 0Beekmanst.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
STAINED.

Coed Ordinary 5 k9T SoSnS SMSdns s,' ss,'
Futures were still quiet The opened az point
decline recovering ami tending upward closing steady at
points decline september and 70 pOnts advance ON
other months. Sales, 5s 100 baies.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
By Richard =. HarneH q 90.

LIST OF AUCTIONS
The following sales were held at Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
By Richard ?. Harneh d 90.
3 5-story brick building with lots, Nos o36 TO 544
West IL st-st =. l70 II OF 1lth-ave. lots 2oK
1908 eacb julius Lpman-.---.-.-. $4,000
By Louis Mester.
A-shory building with lot. No West 12jth-st.
near Jthaye lot l6.sXl0O.llt Dlcks0n..,. 1920
/ 2.stOry brick building with lot, NO 22D Last SOth-
~, 8, of 2dayc, lot loKllxlO22; Mary 49,
E6an oaoo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
The following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday;
west-st q " cor OF Bank-st. 9SKlOe toe l3thave.
10uK2304x2TlSOJi ID Hernett re. cree, TO Luz 49,, 49,.
79tS.st, . los II Of 2d.ave 25xlO22; Karl N "
Wsllaeh and wc to isnnah Toemas.. 1880
77th.si. 2l3 II " Of 2d.aye, 2OxOIi III Norton. -
referee to Irwin Spra gue. 7bOO
same property irwin spTague to Anna LSprague 5000
VIE % Edward Fcrrefo $4,000
sginS aud WIN to Gcttlob Klein 1o25o
mamburgef and wi;e to sarah woedlqS -. 10000
Hcser-st, cor OF MuDerry-st 2ox01-3' Hannah 49,
Madis6n.ayS n " cor OF sSist ioOsxiii Caiharne
Fuller and another 70 Jacob sc6ole .-'... lO25O
Decltur-avo ses "a Il " u SuburboD-st, onx
100 24th Ward; II l. ASSN 20 Fnnuie conner 800
Tsscr g. Louisa WaSron 5000
Msrrison and wife to W Winthrop Clsnier $4,000
Mshon and wfo 70 Mary I Parsons ..-.., 2osOo
Tlnton-aye, " 20 II 8 or 14gth-st. 15sx23O. Tho
Mutual Life Insurance Company TO Frederick =. -oo
R.dEe..t S. 100 IT : Of Doanceyst 25xi 90; Joseph
Levy and another to Henry Levy and another.-- 222oO
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE
CHARrFsroy sent I7-Tnrpcntine firm at 30c.
BAyANNAU. Sept. II. -1uruentine steady az Doc
WILMISCToN. sept. 1T.-rurpentIne firm az SOc.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

NEwYonK, Aug. 81, 1888.
consequence OF the Insolvency Of the Wabash St Louis
and Pa1c Railway Company foreclosure and sale Of the
property covered the and collateral mort
cages has become necessary and plan Of reorganzation
having been arranged with the London committee OF general
mortgage bondhod claiming represent majority OF the
bonds held Europe and the holders Of the collateral trust
bonds formal for carrying snch plan into e6ecs
ready for the signature Of American bondhoers %
the Office OF the COMMITTEES, No l95 Broadway.
BondhOde upon signing the agreement viii be required
deposit their bonds with tho Undersigned and will receive
therefor temporary receipts agnoG by the Mercantile Trust
Company OF which will be exchanged engraved
certificates they be prepared The certificates
will entite the holder to the bonds accordance
the under which they TO be deposited and
application will made the New-York Exchange
place theee certificates tho regular bond list.
The undersigned appointed Purchasing Committee in the
agreement will proceed with all due diligence
provisions the and in furtherance thereof
invite the holders OF general MORTGAGE and collateral trust
mortgage bonds to signify their By signing the sgee.
ment without delay Including the English boudholders
about $6OOO0O0 OF the general mortgage have already
assented.
Copies the agreement further be
tanned the office. No l95 Broadway New-York City
JAMES F. JOY.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-RY TELEGRAPH


CHICAGO sent 17T7@ Drorer Journal reports caSs- aS
Recepts 5000 head shipments 5000 mead market steay
Exports % fOcs O0 Cows ano Mixed 81 70S4 Oo Stocx
ers ~ 25GS3 50 Feeders 81 20GsS oO Texans 30 oV~
81
ROos-Rsceipts 1900 ehiuments $500, market hrm
Rough Mixed 50 65Ds4 O0 Packing and shipping - oo~
81 %; Light. 80 Goa 81 80i SkiDs 81 5O0S3 30
Shsep-Receps 5000 head; Shipments 300 heaf msrtet
que inferior 81 50G$S 2b Natives 50 O00S4 OO Texans
t2 uO0TS %
BUFFALO Sept i7CaaLe- -Receiuts today ol5 head total
for TINS far $500 nead Il ne iasf week uoo
head coDsgneo throlen Sl cars market QUIET ana ease
Good 70 Onoce steers So 7OUSJ 7o stookers and Feede
e. 35Gs4 D.
Sheep Receipts odav 1000 head total for week thus far
2b 90 time week $4,000 head consiRneo
through. ~ active and higher Medium 70
Good s. 25Gs 00 Good 10 Choice 80 6OGs4 o' western
Lambs. 81 20 05 co.
HoGs-ReceDts $500 total for week thus far
2OO0 head for sano tune last week ZI.ODg neat r1n
signed through 81 OF which ~ 10 NewforKi uarset
aetive Medium Fair Yorkers 81 % asa 80: Goon 70
Choice 81 4094 So; butchers Grades 81 4OGs4 4o rigs
IS e00S4 90.
LOUIS Sept 17-Caftis-ReceiDts 1900. shipments.
900 Fair Choice Naive shipping steers,
81 25as5 TO- Butcher Steers s3 000Sa 6O Grass
Texan Steers 81 50Gs3 80.
ShseD-ReceDts l.7co shipments. 1000. Common 20 Mo-
d. 3J Far UnOlce 50 760S3 5O LamDs SZ oO
asa 90.
Hogs-ReceiDts 3.lOO, 1000. Light. 81 900
s. 3U PACKING % 5O0S4 90; HEAVY. "a lOGS4 80.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Gin properlp TO Eet.

TO LET.-$l 500; new, elegant and COM
pete 4-st0ry high stoOn cabinet finished house. ln-
quire OF premises 42O West s2d-st Choice
block
VNO LET-20 Bank ST., three story base
i ment with extensions Il rooms and bath; improve
all new. excellent orderI private anIy slSOO;
permits 2ls West llth-st
ON EAST 62D-ST.-A 4-stOry, high stOop
~ house to let unfurnished $4,000 per year.
FLOYD CLARKsON & SON, 80 broadway.
.lHEAST 62D-ST.-An elegantly furnished l.
~ story high stoop dwelling let $4,000 per year For
permit apply to FLUID CLARkSON SON, 80 BIOadwaya
AZ BEEKMAN-ST.-Larg light store, base
@het ment and sub-cellar 10 let
RULAND & WHITING, Beskman-st
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

sALEs At THE covsOLIDA TED ST0cR AND PETRO.
LEUA EXcHANGE
RToCKE-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

T,O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
HALLWAY CO.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Gitn rropertp tor Sale.

A FEW Of the new houses corner Madison
~ sCth.st for sale, persons desiring 10
chase a wellbuit house would do well 20 examine them
Waterman tho premises f. kILPArkICK builder, VI
Fast sOth.sG
ITO LET. furnished. the cOmmodious dwelling
No ~ East l6thst formerly the residence OF Royal
Phelps deceased with adjoining sllble For permits and
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEY-YoRK. Thursday. Sept IL, 1895.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Countrp DroperIp tuanteo.

SMALL house wanted TO rent, within
ferred HOWARD, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
GOnuirp properlp for Sale an> Go Get


nor farms or other property IN New-Jersey
II applv 10 A. H. WHITE, somerville. n. j.
ELOUR MlLL.-For sale or exchange large,
welLeauipped mill located In finest grain section
IN Central ew. Y ork In successful operation.
- HOWE & PARSONS ~ Cedar-st.. y. Y.
arrange. n. j., REAL ESTATE Vicinity
sneeialty sale rent furnished and unfurnished Apply
LEANDEk w LLIAMs. II. o. Building.
ORANGE N.,J., (this vicluity speciality
" Excellent nyosment Tor sale also rent furnished
unfurnlshed EDWARD p HAMILTON, q co, 2 Pine-st.
ryNO RENT, furnished OF unfinished q gen.
tlemans country residences large airy with all
soam heat stationary tubs; twelve
bed rooms Of ground with abundant ui
near n Y aud N. H. depot. Apply TO
CHAs. CAMERON. Greenwich Conn.
ITO LET, TREMONT.-Within five minutes
Walk OF depot first class house, ten Croton
water gas severed possession 5000 Apply
10 HUGH n. CAMP, owner, 81 Libcrtyst,
or ID. l.. WOODALl. near fremont station.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

or the above. $685. east OF the Missouri
River the proceeds being applicable to the retremeh
OF Dreferred stock
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

4-story building. with lot. No 2 West l2Jth-st.
S. near jth-aye. lot l6.sKl00.lli 9 Dickson,
st. = s. of 2d-aye, lot 1SKl1xl03.2; Mary
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Texas x racine 4
no GraDde Glv

2.0O0...--.05
Va Midland Ino
10000 .--.... 5712
Wab cen mtg 6s
l5.0Jn........fO
Wabash X mge Is
2.UOO.... 80
Atlan & Pac w dIv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-17
PERSONAL.

JAMES GILBERT, of South Cottonwood
was in the city on Monday.
MAJOR ERB got back from his Chey-
enne trip on Sunday night.
GEO. NJ. ScoTr leaves this morning for
the east by way of the U. P.
Miss CURRY goes east to-day by the
Q. P, chaperoned by Mr.. G. n. Scett
RoB. GoRLINsKI was on the streets
yesterday, receiving the congratulations
of friends.
Mr.. WHIrTEMoRE, of Hyde and
Whittemore, Nephi, was one of our
visitors yesterday.
SIMON BAMBERaER went south yester-
day, to look after the interests of the
Sanpete Valley road.
Mr.. CARR is in Salt Lake in the inter
est of the Logan firm of Lundberg &
Carl, manufacturers and builders.
JUDGE P. +. MADsEH and Recorder A.
Il. Snow return this morning to their
homes at Brigham City. Box Elder
County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-17
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, February 16.
Cattle-Receipts, ZOO; all eastern
roads refusing to take stock on account
Of bad roads, trade slow; shipping, 800
to lf5OO pounds, SIS q 5.75; COM
men 70 good 400 q $50; Texans 400
g ~; stOekers $50 q 400; feeders
4N@ AGO.
Aogs-Receipts, $4,000; slow, steady );
reqgh packing, 40 q 40; packing
ana 11a shipping, 4.75 q $40; light,
Sheep-Receipts, 200; steady; COM
mon to medium 2.40 a 3.75; good to
extra 400 q 500.
.DHoVtrs Journal cablegram from
liverpool quotes American cattle dull.
nest grades making 1879 dressed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-17
All the Rage.

To captivate the popular taste and
surpass all previous efforts to please the
palate, requires no small amount OF
knowledge and no little skill, and when
we remember that the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs, is as
beneficial to the system, as it is accept
able to the stomach; We readily under
stand why it is the universal fayofite as
a cure for Habitual Constipation and
other ills arising from a weakness, or
inactive condition of the Bowels, Kid
neys, Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles free aud large bottles for sale by
al Druggists. z. c, N. /. Drug Store
wholesale agents. 8
GHoPPEp Barley sl.W per cEt. at Sears
& Liddle's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-17
IN COURT.
Small Cases Disposed of on
Monday.
BEFORE JUDGE ZANE.

: In tine case of Charles W. Bennett VS..
Utah Eastern Railroad Company, Mr..
H. G. Mcmillan was appointed receiver,
with bondsin the sum of $4,000.
The demurrer in the case of George
F. Adkins VS.. Charlotte Smith ct al,
was sustained, and twenty days allowed
to an end the complaint.
The defendant in the case of the Peo-
pie, etc., VS.. Dirk Bockholt, was allowed
until February 23d to plead to the in
dictment for eInbezzlement.
BEFORE JUDGE FOREMAN.
George w. oglesby vs. Daniel Dunno
ct al. Demurrer to complaint over
ruled.
L. S. Stevens ct al. VS.. I. NJ. Waddell
ct al. Motion to retax costs on the
ground that witnesses, with one ex-
ception, had not claimed their fees.
Motion sustained and exception taken
by both sides. Stay of ten days to
allow bill of exceptions.
L. K. Ketchum VS.. A Luman. Mo-
ton to retax costs argued by Messrs.
Hall & Kaighn and submitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-17
DIED.

BEEsLEy-Joseph william, infant SON Of
Ebenezer Beesley, Jr.. and Emily Jane
Cooper Beesley, from accidental strangu-
lation, Sunday morning; aged months
and 16 days.
The babe was left sleeping in bed after its
mother arosA. and upon her returning few
minutes later she found he had rolled over
onto his face in the bed and became suffo-
Gated
Funeral from residence, Nineteenth Ward,
at p. m. to-day.