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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Mr.. ParreII Denounced.

DUBLIN, June. SAN Anti Parnellitt
pamphlet, entitled " Parliamentarian
ism-an exposure" addressed to the
Nationalist Of Ireland and Am erica, /.
being circulated here. 1t charges Mr.
Parnell with corrupting the national
press, and usuig national pro.
fesAions in order 10 be able perm a.
nently to govern Ireland from West
minister. IL calls MIR. Parnell a con.
verified Cataline, who has abandoned
the " No rent" policy since he obtaine
possession of landed estate aud pro.
perty IN fund.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Promotea 10 be a sergean,

Patrolman William Mcbride ba,
been appointed sergeant OF police, t,
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resi- Q
nation of Sergeant Z.rby. Sergean
Mcbride was one of the first patrolmer
appointed by Mayor Wales, and as h,
has proved nims if a faithful and eff
cient Off Ger, there is no doubt but b,
will fill the new position III Il creditabl,
manner. Edward Evans, wko for som,
time has been employed az All iror
worker at Seidell Il Hastings, was ap
pointed to fill the place made vacap
By the pron otion of officer Mcbride.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Nervous, DebiIitated Men

You are allowed free trial OF thirty days O.
the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated VoItaic Bel
with Electric SuspepsOry Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF Nervou,
Debility, loss of Vitality AID Manhood. and
all kindred troubles, Also for many other
disea ses. Complete restoration to health
vigOr and manhood guaranteed. No risk II
incurred illustrated pamphlet. with ful
In Information, terms. etc., mailed free by ad
dressing Noltlic Belt o., Marshall, Mich,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
q. A. AK. Railroad yeet,pr

CENTREvILLE, Md, June 3-The
STOCKHOLDERS of the Queen Anne's
and Kent Railroad met here to day and
elected Hon. Benjau in T. Biggs presi-
dent Robert Craven secretary and
treasurer, and Messrs. b. Biggs, Isaac
Hinkley, s. Nj. FELTON,, John p. Green,
i. Norris Perot, Jacob Tome and Frank
Thomas directors. The report showed
the road to be doing very satisfactory
business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
stll IN Precarious Condition

Tue condition of VIM. Lewis, who wac
seriously injured Ia some unexplained
mapner la.t Monday night, still remains
unchanged, and no information can be
obtained from him in reference to his
assailants. He is in an unconscious
condition nearly all the time, and the
case is still enveloped in mystery. The
police are leaving no stone unturned 10
secure the discovery and arrest Of the
perpetrators, but thus far their efforts
have been unavailing. A number OF
theories have been advat ced, but it Is
probable that the majority of them art
the result of mere Imagination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Stocking the Delaware with shd

TRENTON, n. j JUNE lar NO.
of the National Fish CommlssioHi J.,
charge of j. Frank Els, which coniaall
a shad hatchery, aud wl'ch has 4
here since SUNDAY, was removed you
to Lam bertville, where ! Is intended
stock that part Of the be aware Es
W it'll shad. While the car was mere
600 shad were hatche,. MI EMS
six men to assist hin, They cou.'
find any shad spawn tere They W
move to several points on the pe.aN.
before returning 10 Washington,
intention being to stock the river IL.
1t takes four years before the shSu
veiops and is fit for use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04

The following program will be pre-
scented az the meeting of the Unior
Literary Association, in Union M. f
church, tonight
Music, by the association reading
A. j Toulson instrumental solo, Vir
gil Prettyman reading, Geo. Hansell
vocal solo, Edward Watson; discussion
Does our nation tend more toward,
reorganization than progression ?" af
firmative by Everett Jones and negativ,
ny A. r. Hysore vocal solo, Kati,
King dialogue, Messrs. Cloud, Barleu
and Adams CRITICS renort.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04

The accident at Mitdletown caused
the destruction of n number of cara,
and | IN said Ilsi the lorS to the Rail.
road Company VIII 'ot be less than
$50 600 N-arlv all th- fre'ghts on
both 'rairs u.r- either DESTROYED OF
carried off aud the hirpers will hold
the company Responsible
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Accident NJ BaDcrOfts.

David M. Rank, 800 West oe sei|
street, a machinist, was very g'ui
injured yesterday, while az ~oiA
Joseph Bancroft & Sons factory
Baucrofts' Banks. Mr.. RANK w.
working with heavy piece OF na uiss'
cry, containing a knife, when inc P piob
slipped and fe.. on n ,ho ina
leg, cutting it severely about tne Aa an,
He was conveyed to his residence ,.. az,
DR.. Stubhs being summoned, u'' 1ss
the wound. Though the cut Is U'''
and pain full it is not dangerous
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Personal.

Miss Bessie and Mary Bringnni''
visiting friends in Wet ohes0', MO.
Jessup & Moore's paper mill a. h ,s
dena, Pa, is still closed. ~ ~
closed now for over year. .,oan
Hon. Jacob Moore, of Geofs n Tbs
ak. States Attorney Generals III and i.
city with new cutaway eoa Rates,
The unest OF Hon. George ID. ba''''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04

Deputy Coroner Smith investigated
the case or he drowning of John
D,vinsv, colorei, who is suppose to
have been seized with cramps while
bathing in tha Brandywine above Rock
land Yesterday Afternoon, aud gave a
certificate OF 'eath II n natural
Cdu-eS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
urouxbt 10 this Ci'y

Engine No. 81, which was Middletown
aF Tas a ss Gsaa ;d@s e.
to-day, and taken to tb fer repairs, a ape
w. e. B. Company Io a and will have
tn he almopt entirely re-bu''"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
The II. d o. SUNDAY Trains,

Sunday trains will begin running on
the Landenburg branch of The Balti
more and Philadelphia Railroad on
next Sunday, The TIN inst, and will
continue through the summer. Trains
will leave Wilmington o. Sundays at
1918 q N. aD' 6 p. m. and arrive here
from Laudenhurg at 9 l0a. IN and 5 40
ID. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
~..a s,s Fast Time

Maud s. was driven tr 1las.ste p in
Bair and Belmont Park a ALLOWING
time !: Quarter. s42l N, hal J Is. the
last quarter was made in Si ta..te ss time
aver . . 10 recorded at this time OF tre
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04

A dog in fiji was killed about o.
clock to day by officer Vickars, hear the
r., w. u r. depot. 1t was feared the
dog was suffering from hydrophohia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Russian
Ex-Governor cur
Lark

Louisville Courier-Journa' ,,sxlyaDia,
Ex.Goyernor Curtin, OF pen RPnyssia lie
spent spo 81 1000 year more t nam Charges
r rp' Russia, being despo'ls',sn'
the very highest prices for pie.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
DEATHS.


.RUSHrUN-On the I'd inst. william Rush
ton, aged a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yi'ed to attend the funersl from his late re
sidence, Ne, 1909 kirkwood street, on Friday
iternooD, Services at the house at 2 O'Clock
lntermert at old Swedes' cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
LIZ lxcr,tlIIn, NIFTY

r, g.. 81. ~ m ric,nf3 ar pure and
frest r-ir st,w q To b'pton smith
fr.S II ttuu Pharmacies
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Observation-Disclosures.
GRAIN,

sSOh RENT - a GOOD 7-RODMID
hGu g, paper7d tn ou9hout, in enc of
me 1es. localities in the city, with furniture
for sale. A good chance Tor parties starting
housekoe' inH. Rent per north. Ad.
dres, A.. h this otticc s4st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
CITIZENS RINK.

VIII be open every evening and all ia,
Saturday for week ending June o.n, and
will then close until fail
The band will render an opera tic selection
or solo each evening in addition 10 the othel
attractio
THURSDAY EVENlN4-Benete 10 POLE
team. See small bills, and Professor Spon
slers Farewell Solo. Andan.e and Polka
Robinson.
FRIDAY EVkNlNG-Trombone Solo
Hundred Fathoms deep" Sha'tuck
Mr. George Selak and an Obstacle Race.
SATURDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin,
and Oar dance by IA misses, scholars + troi
Webster. 8 80 70 D. M
SATURDAY EVENlNG-Co-net Tue,
Norma :" Bellini, Messrs. 81 OF ser and A
Selak. and a Barrel Race.
Natatorium will open early In June, Sui
l..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-04
Fare for the round trin only sI.a;

Tickets tor sale at the depot on the IN,
ing or me exclusion. le3-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. (SpccidD-lt was clear last
night on the curb that the opening to-day would be
nd onc for the wheat shorts" The November option
started at an advance of q bushe, and corn was
mn fail cent The position OF traders III the wheat PIT
was little anomalous for tho operators, who for week
have hpen whoopng prices up with all their lung power
and with buying too were this morning the other side
The excitement In corn. though affecting fewer traders
was n ntnse IS in wheat The October option was up
Tn AAas cents az IL o'clock The market looked little
oppy aud old traders described It, but they al sag
ni5dS the qualification that 'IheSc wero bull days
anJ an" cnuldu't always tell" At noon those who nE
ured that the market rushing up too last were
haster round filing new opinions NJ the telegraph OF
lice and recalling the pointers they had htzdrrd eaIIct
u The day After a little faltrring November wheat
reached gO7s cents and December % cents These H.
ues were the top for The regular session. mere loss
of a traction in the price between noon ana the close
The spccualive situation IN wheat Is considerably
changed from what II thirty days ago The old bulls
who were believers IN higher prices greatly 10 their cost
have atcry turned about ana have prayed me hArset
for decline. Lester * Co. are also believed To he uSht-
ing the advance now.
The Ncw-Ynrk Woerishoaer party is believed 20 be
sjtting on it, long wheat There l. believed TO be large
short here for the account OF certain OF the rch
Northwestern mieTR, put ont 10 hedge against thelr
-four and also help them buy their grain cheap Corn
was strong the price Is strong AT New ofk nc
demand is sharp, and hcruse II Is ncIeNed Ihat Sn
Kent Is manipulating October Tor le squeeze, oct"
her sold at y cents to-day. Pork was Nta' DehuNt
there were 900 hogs ut the yards. At SJp O'Clock
the close was November wheat, S9i2 cents October
SsI9 cents October corn, 49, cents; November iO's
November pork. s. 30; January, - 20; No
velnbcr lard, so O2la; Nay oats. 29i2
cents puts" ON November wheat thu afcrnoo"
mere to-day we're GS OF wheat go OF corn and Isl
OF oaia The Glencoe starch Company 10 said 10 own all
of the October corn at Naw-lorR
wheat 300 OF coru ami $50 Oi oats j. VI Baxter rhj
that there will be break IN wheat tlred-e Co. arc
advising ali their customers to buy wheat and corn.
Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
Ports.
GRaIV 1ND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There were no new influences III the gram
speculation yesterday but reazaons tempted by the
recent advances and fears Of additional sales kept
prccs I'm nervous and variable condition. Fluctuations
were frequent within moderate limits. but after all tho
alternate spasns OF weakness and srensth the markets.
are barely changed fraction from Thursday AT INC
close. Firmer foreign marEels are sun
reported but the cash business continues
light BUYERS being frightened on by inc
hiJh rrces asked by holders. Ca7h wheat
ys mt mn l2 cent but only 10000 bushels paSsca
INTO the hands Il exporters. Cash corn advanced 40 2
ceut and So bushels taken by shlpefs IHefe
was no yport demand for Oats. Wheat options coscI
L. better for October 90 cents, November dt ana
December at 81 ~ showed losses ol i cent ana jam
ary al 81 O3 and February ut 81 OlA were Unchanged
Tne market ended weak at bottom prices Corn options
also ended easy ut the lowest pOints, showing gam OF
10 for October ut 3d. loss ~ 3 FOR January ut . ana
Of "A for February ut 3GA cents WINE November
changed Oats were dull bu steady October rose 3 10
3O7s aud November 10 3lai December options were
unchanged 32i2 cents. There was no feature 70 inc
provision markets ana laru ch'eu su"o''"a"' ~
Thursday nights prices - ,..- , ,,...,, ,to
Al New-Y orK Philadelphia Baltimore ana Boston INC
receipts Of gram Yesterday were: meat, rL.1ot
bushels: corn 1914 $50 bushels; oat-, llO4|3 bushels
total grain SAG ss3 bushels; -four. 2o62l barrels Inc
arrivals at Caicago Milwaukee ani ~ Louis were :
Wheat l4O,233 bushels; corn, 23olb' bushels; oats
COG 10 bushels; total grain 579Si3 busheis nou''
2I,O33 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

IIvKRPoOL. Oct. o. provisions Bacon LuaDcr and Cut
y3s Cd Long MIdles, 1Os Cd: Sho1 Gear iiddcA
3Is short Ribs, 3Zs 0d shoudeTA IS OI pes cyl
Extra Indian Mess lriDc Mess. b p. Oh
Pork-prime Dbl; Meas I.astrsn
Lard American, SIS Cd: Prime est
orr, Oh. J1s uL Hils-LOhg Cur. 40 cd.
Shouders 5s Butter 81 I'd cwt for finest United
states Chcese-A IN choice. 434 d. Wheatlie4
Western surng IS Od - 3D. Red inel r. od a7s Id
ner Genital lOd; New western Nnter.1A Cd
New Mlxod Western. As. I'd: California 40 l. a. Id
No. "a Cd SD Genital Produce
[Gs 3D. do Mt London. 2S. td.
ewf; Ledned petroleum. ID I'D. pcrgallop. toveraeed
LWercan Red ass Der TaOw21E 3D. crcwt. I"sin
HCoinmon Pale. lis cd a0s. cd. lInsced on -
d prr cyt. lOS-Fiuc American ia Oh prmr Ciy,
2ys per cwt American Refrigerated Bee;. hind quart
ers cd. OF duartcrs. 32i. per n.
Thcrscepts OF wheat thre, dtys $4,000
cenIals. nc 5000 cedtais An"ric
for tbs pas. three d1yf wer5
$4,000 ccntalA- an, g. - ,o,
IOyD0y oct 9.-PIOduce -IlDseed OIL SOB lOs. ~ 42i
OOs per tom Anscrd Abs Sd dunrirr Ins:ed
cake 81 IS rs per Refined Petroleum. n'd %
ia per gallon. spirits OF rurpenne. 2Gs; a. per cw
Sncrm II KOsn-t OmnOD, "a Ui per cwt;
pile "a ails Provisions ard. 3Js Od. per for
American sugar lis. Cd per cwL for Cuba Centrifugal
nolaZing Ids Cd Wijs I'd Tor cuba Musc"vad" fr
r. nnnR aduat: AustraI TallDw-Bccf, :Cs 81 RS
90; Mutton 2Ss. Cd. O@Hs til Cocoa Nut Ou-CeyiOn.
427 Js.. Cochin. G3l Gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
corrov w,nKgr,-gy rELrgaAPa

IIvERrooi oct l2:31 p. m--CotJon st~edv Kidding
upands. 6l2li MiddIns Orleans 81 sai,s-sooo baes.
1000 ba o. including OJ Ame1can. Futures brm; UpanJs
IoN Muidlmg clause october delivery - lid: also
NoVcubor and December delivery, .l6iL also 226to;
DO December and January delivery, - Gfd also Is
Odd January and February delivery 2i-o4d; no
Anil denvtrv. b3JGid; 90 April ana May Gehveiy. So
GId. -. .,---s-- ,oo - .
doc kpf aud bales old do.
weetlynales 1000 bales AincI ican 80 900
.ars sp-cu JOa 800 Daics took 400
II aide direct JHuo
baCs 1900 bales total receipts 1000 bales
American. 900 Uacs total SLACK. 50 900 Da ercln
bdos dihoubt vi aAodt a1fo'V
u m--Ccuon The Of the day included s. 90 bales,
American idirt UpAnds. Low Kidding carsc.
OcObrr = OId buyers; DO O"ODcr aGG NOveu.
her 0rnVery 9,.U4d. buye =; do. Eoyembr and DcccH
delivery % -6id Ntue 40 January hhu FraIuiy "c'ri,
= .ttd sec.s; 10. February aid March delivery. %-4d
seicrs do March, and Apfi de9ciy, "It}d sellers; 90
and NAY delivery. rid seiltIs: 60 Nay ana June
delivery , 17.ltL settlers.
- H. i.-C0ltoI- cloeed firm, CpIanGs Low Md.
dim cause. Dcu1ur deliScTy It'd buyers O,JJer
an November delivery z4C u. bny.Is go NOyoJHber ami
December delivery, ..;G "a. buyers do DtcsIUor nad Jau
uary dc.ivery. 3i-G4 buyrs JGnUar' amt FojruG
% sellers: do. Aarc.i Snd Aprl Guivogy. Oil
sellt Apri anG MAY delivery. 3,otd sellers: do
/ MAY aud J t,Is ooi,VUry. slid. vRiie
| OCt g-COttOI qHiC- I.ddiGs % a-G3 Low
MIai l-lG GOOl Orbhry. l3lG ne. and gross
NeeSyNet rec IiS, 81 Cta.cs rrOss 54I ~ gais TX
ihe CoH'iacn 1000 les CoAsiTise l5iU ba'es
| SALES. 1870 lRicS.
| s,YASSAn Oei. 0-tiGn steady MidGln; "a Low Mid
Ghur. ,iOGd trunayy Is. ant receipts
40" 1assi ExporS Sirl,S sos balo6i t-'es. 2.5Ul
WeeEiy~Eet reo,ni lJgGj bales: gtlss II c.3 bGies
ExBOf.s to Gra 6 taiu ,5fsI bales, tEe CG.tent
a,50 Dlles CnAs!wise Il,JT' oaicsi sscs 800 baics
Low Eddiilz tissl Of,iatY. "a reetipt4, 1872
bcs grUss. s4A5 bacsi ExpeTs w France lu2VO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwYoRE Friday Oct ,s Re weFs l2S
oaIs Of seodS ears a. s9d iZ crs az @sry
Toa for SIX days al aIaihs, mead ior the CT
cars OF state ulls at 2Sa22e. 49,,
yeTre G s, Wgs WEN 9 On oGa oond
hn hOweyeI With COG SaI1S sRs a ioe higner ami
6cor thar elnesday while Coz m ~ NATIVES wc 9n;
saasStcr r. had ietI The yards very little 4 anything
Mogh GO Sy Of S car Of ok
s5 TO- ear Of nttIc sate steers tTo,yeSr ods SOLD
load OF two d BSSaO sales very ton@on Prime
f EsSe sd sn sD 70 as TO- VITA o"O'0 ana
Tie 10 hed OF Duteiess County Cattle from Thee orc
wts 5 ~ sS@ @ Ry Re Ys Sey to David sOuser were
NJ 20 "itG reserved ana purchased about 81 head
shipments touolr1w 10 Live cattle on TIC Martello by
@ aS2 30 q ne AID sEy 3S MSaF 81 %
N the t s & sSDSu sa4 Tor tp wy 'Ss g staay
eHns S q a1Is NJ sa 5 d ssRors Of y ton
Itos.na 23! rSxsns 9, D. a. = 81 =
eoSrsdSs 20 n Ct g. los y dorado :!sers 81 D.
g ~ Ohio lecr. 75S nt So 81 no. IS
B. ATS. % Indiana do. l,U7 u, at s45O.
ahoo.l. i4ss H. at s6 ssis per 100 n N''"S ''''''
DO 3s si az s,1S IL o isss l' 1t 80 10 i25s b. at
go DO. 1913 b. at 80 2o ls do q xtul) l19. D. on
IS: MePGer'.n 0li9 tees !ss3 r. a. % - 90 Isl7
u DO i,9l u, ~ - 90; IL Cows ll49 To- Of 81 %
ss IS NSed %estn do NJ a. 70 81 q D.
ssS CO. Ia H. at 4, = o. s,o.,. ,c7
ssS Al ); St CO., Is 3 a - TISo %
ks1iusssX 90 10 :. 4. LIB g
b. at sos Ohio steers 4lS H. A. 40 d. l2nI 10 al
~ do i.2l6 ~ ut 81 81; Ito. 1.lts ~ a 80
diana DO l.O1J H. ~ 81 49, az, In ~ O5 uAen
14tO n, at 80 ~ > steers, 800 ID, at 81 g.!
g Kahn Kentucky steers. Laos n, at - so !" DO,
l22 70, At - "a do, l.JD ID, at 10; 40
kfeers l.37U n, at S.
D. wgixel; 1874 Colorado Half hreeds lag 10, a; 81 10
j. Bado Natives 1852 70 at ~ 75 10 do, LOST 10. a
-.
IN eOO 10. 21tc.
scham1eTg CO.. 10 Ohio steers 1891 n a. IS IS y
kIsxs iali h. At Is IS; II Western stesTs 2is %. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
hao oso A. a. e7ioo; % Indiana do ll27 70. a

s,1S SsS g. qS apsana DO 'l4' 3D.
l5s h. at IS so2 n. az g 20 d. TIA 5S r. At az
i g. g. = &C. III g. y SO q
rSss St The Tsss a Without hang
Light and COCO lots OF GTasseFs and na S
G nSs "a Il Suay Slow and Weak
Prime prss'S cdS Says' yvsa for
city Dressed and GS for Dressed SrassgT at sa do
ISG p a. 2s n az I'd g % DC az 0o Il fS0
Haeabeek Davis veis !9 p 9o f 49, c SI 10
go 5 AZ pS &c yO Tassers 2sS No. at c 81 DO Zco No. It
TUNE Mullen veas $50 b. at Sc Grasaor'' 1873 d.
Fed Calves 36o II, at lci ~ GraSsefs' zoo 10 AZ
Judd BacfnSla an veals 1876 II. atsci do $50 b.
late Yesterday o cars Of head care at tOihh I
"a head for The 3 ms time week The market openoa
Urine firm for Prime stoGE ga ed weak for all the under
grades with prices IN some shade over 20 Pps
sheen sold At IS 40as4 5G; Mixed lots at - -
Il ~ az Sn a de sRe Steep IS b. at
&c ~ Ohio DO So TO- at Shc 152 Indiana and Ohio mixed
site Lambs 1s a a. &c &C % state
NeGton GiIIe 06 Pennsy wanna sheep and Lambs "a
10 at - 40 94 Western sheep o a az - n at SO so lss
Michigan do "a h. at &c 2O3 Indiana sheep "a ID ~ - oo
50 90 80 n az go Ohio DO " H. Vs. 'O'' -''
' ali Davis 2o3 Canada Lambs 50 @ at &c a
40 a. M At bic id6 do 81 10, at 5c p 1crn G. ga
sheep 10 at Sac l57 Kentucky 90 90 i4 90: ns LOU
iiina,acs Dewey 9j G n lambs 81 d. at 5l4c o.
state been ana Lambs ca 10. tc 2l6 do q 10 NJ
Western Sheep at 4sc; 50 do 100 ID at4 2c 80 w.
lO4 H. AT 4Iac; 2O3 dc, 80 To- at 3e4c. - - -. .,o An
Jeline, Wright 60; IA state Lambs 90 ID nv ~ ~
state sheep. lO2 10, at 3i1c 90, -- .,, 7 o,nha IA
Hume q Mullen: IA Pennsylvania sheep ana i'''s' -
n AT jIac; ~ State Lambs "a IL, at GAc, -, ors At
OGS-Receipts s. cars OF .I19 i 90 - SSi
Jersey CITY and 20 cars 40thst Total for SLY
head g4nst "a 4s2 head for the corresponding umo n,
week Feeling III fIIneT but quo atoms q,
"a 30 - 10 Tor Heavy Light while Pigs Nou' s"'' at
Hunter 20 Heavy state 800 b ats4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
Ocean Cleaners.
.FRNAN LLOYD SIS. co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S.. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LON DON ,yurx
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BhE s e.. =,
ErIIIA SAT oct lbB:jUa IN. ElDEh Wen =. M,
FMS Wed oct Ia 81 g. IN. tDONAU SAT- OCT -; III
'1' stssmers marked sail Tor Bremen direo. D, IA
On Fxpress steamer, LIST Cabin $50 Sl00 ana oA'"' ~
Cabin sto on oder steamers I'd CaDin Soo.
StesIage at lowest rates
OELRiCHS CO. No. BoWllhS "io0A.
DBCIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONAN .
| tTNls FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWIGH iSLAeNrpsSr
JAPAN, CHINA. NEMIEALANp; AVS $1,000 re- N'
IKAi' AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAlC3
From New York. pier foot Canal-st, NJ IL
tle ta.hmus vi Fdlams.
CRESCENT lTY sails at, Oc' 10 uoon.
From san Frincsco Ist AMI Br Inula stA
Japan and China -,
CITY OF RIO DE- ia II sans SaLuIudS ,,IiD;
For HONOLULU. NEW-ZEALAND ana AUS ~ Abh1~
Al SrI'AIiA sails SATURDAY ,lcL -, = ~ W.,
or on arrival Of London mails at san rrdhclSc,, Conn
Fer freight passage AMI general informal ION apply ~ N
pany's office on tho pier. foot Cana st. N II
TO THE PUBLIC.
tho Pea. once Deparmcnt having announced mat ~ mas
made satisfactory 10 Itself for the
M eli oitws.r hJnud foreIn mails and no arr ngelnShI
havlpg been tho department Win the faeio
Conpuny this company hereby eye5 notice na
on nd AFTER Of October next II VIII not leceve
nj ia seamcrs ofces any leert except uen as
% csrined Tor counties viii which the company aS coi-
90 carry GU mails and except Such 9s TeS ~
lie CARGO ON boar, which latter IL marked . On SHtio
III sINFSS :" or 'CONSIGNEES LETTERS, VIII DC IT,
ceived npstamped and duly forwarded. .-...,...
oe''eu II j. BULLAY, superintendert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels All R1iiro1ds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot quiet and steady at SIG for iaI no
seles options fairly active az an adv snSe Oh POI no ba
Saes' % 500 oales October 7O0a7O5 Noyemoer 6;T2
ary 7lO0715 March Ll537.20 ApTl I2O%.'2S M
T25a73O Mild grades nuiet Sales l,7oo MATS Maoassa'
and S4G bags Maracabo on private terms e.,.. ,,7
CoTTON-SpOt Cotton steady and unchanged sa n 80
bales (7I last evening" all home consumption Denver
les, 200 bales .. o,.,.,a.at,o,
The guntstions, according TO the American ca''n'A'
ape "a fol