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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Dr. S. s. Boots, of Greenfield. was in the city
yesterday
President Smart, of Purdue University, was
in the city yesterday.
Ross Clarke left yesterday for GAINESVILLE, O.,
to spend few days with his parents.
Prof FL. d. Beissenherz has returned from
three weeks sojourn at Maxinkuckee.
o. P. Pindall. president of the National Trav-
elers Protective Association is in the CITY, stop
ping OF the Grand Hotel
Hon. George R. Vending of Shelbyville. ILL.,,
is in the city, stopping at the Grand Hotel He
will lecture at Bethany Park to-day.
Frank Lesle's Weekly has a fair picture of
Hon. w. G. DePauw. and fine sketch of the
DePauw University buildings at Greencastle.
State Auditor Rice returned yesterday from
Chicago, where he went TO attend the conven-
ton of the Irish National League. There were
twenty-six delegates from Indiana, and Mr.. Rice
was chairman of the delegation.
u Larry NcKeon, who has been released from
the Cincinnati Base Ball Club, on account of q
lame shoulder is in the city. He has received a
proposition, 1t is stated to join the Detroit club
for next season, and there is also some prob
ability that keenan, will be engaged by them.
In connection with McKeon's release it is re-
ported that the Cincinnati club is losing money.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occidental Hotsl III. E. Noon, Richmond; c.
III. Shigley. Rossviile; Sam Bufkin, Anderson
Miss Maggie Ryan, Hornellsville; John Dit
more. Martinsvile; A. P. Carter. Shelbyville;
N. B. Halstead. Marco; James Mckee, Kanka-
kee; s. P. Davidson, Fort Wayne; George G.
Moody, Attica; j. H. Mcpherson, Evansville
Denison House: A. F. Wiesel, Doylestown,
Pa; w. G. Shepherd and wife, Hamilton, O.;
w. F. Armstrong, New York; E. H. Wing. E.
B. Pollock, w. G.. Field, Chicago; D. E. Moore.
Pittsburg. Pa; Prof. j. M. Olcott. Greencastle;
Captain Leonard. Newburg. N. Y; D. A Hege-
man, New York; Homer Kitchener, Ell Dorado,
Kan.
Grand Hotel: d. W. Chambers, New Castles
A. L. Palmer, Michigan City; E. O. Rourke,
Fort Wayne; Daniel Mcdonald, Plymouth;
w. II. Harkins. Portland; Norman
Beckley. Elkhart; S. H. Mitchell, Salem; E. T
Stringer. Fort Wayne; John f.. Crate, Terre
Haute; N. B. Freeman, Fort Wayne; D. p.
Grover, La Porte; G. A. Funk, Bloomington; j.
G. O'Del, Delphi; 0. P. Pendell, Xenia, O.
Bates House: 8. w. Kahn, Kokomo; FL. L.
Rennet, Martnsville; j. A Cunningham, Dan
vile; A. j. Linderman, Whitehall, Mich; Geo.
Beatty, Steubenville; Robert j. Loveland, Peru;
A W. Hemplsman, Richmond; Will M. Flem-
ing. Piqua o.; w. d. Reyes, New Albany Geo.
e. Nchol, Anderson; S. G. Loneslow. Roches-
ter; E. S. Hayes, Josiah Holleman, Mount Yer
non; NJ lowering. Lafayette; w. w. Moore, Pc
ru; Thos, Voreis Plymouth; e. JONES' Argos.
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ending at o'clock NJ. Aug 90 1886, as furnished
by Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles, room No.
%, Etna Building
Harriet B. Mortified and husband to
James H Thomas, lot g. in Ingram
Fletcher,s addition to Indianapolis. $4,000
Mary McTaggert to Albert Brown, lot
143, in VIM. Y. Wieys subdivision of
outlots 162, 163 and 165, in Indian
.apolis- -,-.-..-.... ..--..-..-.......... $4,000
Mary @. Bundy and husband to PHILIPPINE
Lather, part of the north quarter of sec.
ton 30 township Is north, range
east -.-..-......-.......s.... $4,000
Mary j. Killen TO Andrew Quinn lots I'll
and r. in Ketcham place, in Haugh-
vile; -----.-.-......-s.. 1880
Elias w. Coverdll and wife to Andrew j.
Coverdill, part of the southeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section
8, township ID north range east s. zoo. 90
Elias w. Coverdil and wife to John Gov
erdill part of the east half of the south.
east quarter of section 81 township Is
north, range 4 east 100000
Elias w. Coverdill and wife to George w
Coyerdill, part of the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section
81, township Is, range 4 east.-.. LOO
Benz. Harrison and wife to James r. Nc.
Kee lots and 8. in square 2 of
brakes addition to Indianapolis 100
Conveyances, 8; consideration -.$l6. ATT 90
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Philadelphia Times

Philadelphia Times.
The Democratic platform leaves the voters the
option of taking their whisky or not, as they
choose. The voters generally do as they choose
about IL, anyway.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of@darion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at o'clock p NJ, Aug. 20, 1886 as furnished
by Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles, room No.
Or Hltna BuldinO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11

per cent after salos amounting to 506350 Evidently
the insiders not disturbed By anticpxuons on s
trouble and whether Reading 10 low or ngu tnere
stle doubt that its reorganization nov VIII go S
with ali possb dispatch. New.York and Ne~-Ehkisna
stock, however, was the feature OF the week.
ago II closed at 62l4 rose to 6Sss decned 70 snu
closed ut SIS e. showing loss OF per cent ro' Tn
week but yet gain of per cent for two weeks. wp
to about so the stock seemed to nave peeu p u.
chased by persons who knew what tnsI "e,e
doing ard the reason Tor , ao,nE ,hs
speculation OF outsiders That movement ,Ssn,s
on the day before the meeting between tne N.r
of the Boston and Albany, tho New-fork anu NV eS
Haven and the New-York ana NeS-tns.sa u. on tho
announcensut that nothing was done AZ tno meet
ing an antagonistio interest to the scneme Oh 10
ton opened the ball by Offering the st0cH - 80
roniSr selling IL down 81 There seldom mas oeeh
,nnvemen M the stock Exchange when mas occscnou
a. mncn bitterness has that In New orK anu Ne~
England In times gone by the price OF STOCK. tna.
ye been advanced 800 40 per cent and even cornered
without exciting bitterness or feeling Du CURING tue
nre.ent movement the mention OF New-iork ana new
England 10 any identified with the Manhattan Ee-
vaed in eres has much the effect as the way
ing of tho red flag IN a bull riry what was actuaiy
done at Fridays conference one who was not present
Nothing done Is true ana wiz county 80 oo
true Till the scheme Ia perfected and ratified Notning
ever IL done till IL is finished n 1t be true that the new
York aud Haven interest Osected 10 the scheme'
perhaps realizing OF what might happen-an eN-
Conn, Seoond-ave New ork-if the prop
erty fall into the hands OF the Manhattan interest
NAV stimulate active appreciation or the value
OF the proposed scheme. In the meantime tue STOCK -
the transfers for election to be held IN the nsI
week OF December.
suboned is our usual giving the highest lowest anu
final prices and number OF shares sold for the week
With The final price. Of fOrytwo active or rep
reentatve stocks prexed the closing prices OF OCTOBER
10, 1885: $1,000
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL oct s.-ProvIsions-BacOn, Cumberland cut
Aiddlcs, BIS OL; short Clear Mddea,
3s d. short Ribs. OIL shoulders 5OsOd pei cWI Beef
go. Tor Xxi Mess: Prime Mess. AS oil PORK
Prime Ness 6ls Cd. per Dbl. Prime Mess, Eastern
cd Wests~l. I'd LaId-Anercan. sos PRIME Vest
eru 32s 90: OH. 32s. 3D. Hans-LOng Cut OILS Ud.
Shoulders ButteeOs. cd iOf nnest nltet
Western spring 6s. IOd.: Red Winter os od q
6s -, New No Winter, Is I'd. TO- No. Z
spring Mixed Western. 4sl I'D California No
IS No. :. s. I'd OOs sd per GENITAL Pro-
rurpentne 2os Oh DO aJ London EOS O
Der cwt Petroleum, 81 per gallon Clover seed
American Red. 49s per cwL Ialow-zJA 3D. per cwt
Fine American 23s 3D.. Prime CITY, 23s Ga. per cwt
= Od per cwt ProvsOns-American Hefrigeratei beei
mind quarters d quarters. i per ~ Hops at Lon
DOM y state. 20 los Oh a Is los Oh 80 ooo
o thfee WtIo 4V0OvV
cen aiding 10000 centsis American -
qbe receipts FOR the past three Gays "ero
LONDON oct Aforementioned Oh. $50 5sOd a 52O
Calcutta Llnseed. Jsa I'd per quarter In
seed cake as los Refined Petroleum Iuu.
cwt Sperm OH $50 per Kosin-ConlmOn. IS ID per
cwt Pale Od. a IFS %. Pro~sOns-Larl. S+s % per
Sugar-ljs. Sd. cwt Tor SLDa Zen
trugal poarizing lis sd l2 ed for
refining Australian IalOw-Bee- EOS Ou -
3D., Mutton Cd ans. %. Cocoanut On-Ceylonr 40
American Refrigerated Beef. IS 90 lOr
hind quarters ID for fore quarters SD by the
-
ANTWERP Oct 9-Petroleum- pale American. 10
francs Is francs 81 centimes sellers
Wncoxs Lard 81 francs 90 centlmes per lOO
klos
BHKMES. oct 9.-Petroleuui-6 marks 80 pfenngs-
Wieoxs Lard closed 50 marks 90 pfennigs poi 100 d.
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nc, elosing e.2ec. March clos

e1sc 800 tcs February 621c cosing 626c March clos
ing 6S3c City Steam Sales $50 at 96c Refined
SgIo,ed e ss1a3c Continent s7ss South american;
portancs. BCTTER-state Creamery, 29a32c.; Pennsyf
tana Creamery SO13 cs western ga ci State Dairy
hafdrkn tubs 200 go; Welsh 1sd &c., Western TINT
istion Creamery Western Dairy l2a oc Western
the market and with Of pressure TO sell prices show
slight decline STATE s1l2c Night SKINS 8aelc; Western
Fiat l016 lie .EGGS-Choice stock Ia steady but held
ern. 20lad21c.
sUGAR-For sugar the market continues dull nominal
and unchanged at "a c for Moasse 4A for Fair Rein.
Loaf, 6ts6 olec;. Crushed, etee 5l6c Cubes l.ie
Standard NC Lice; Coffee off A." 5i,c White Extra
&C" 5lsc Extra 90" Ago. &C" 4I9i'4c Yellow.
AbdaSc
sTEARINE-Duli and less nominal. City quoted
6asd sac: and Oleomar garins. 6iad6ac
fALLOw-Quiet but firm Prime City quoted at 4c Sales
$4,000 rs, 4 lsc.
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THE pErROLFrH MARKET

presented several field features favorable 10 c
although there was only modest response
on the part OF speculation the improvement shousto"h
seem IN ne looked upon with camness by the
market yet develop bearsh terrors and even AFTER
the openng OF wells the yield Saturday was
given AZ about barrels actual decline from the eE
Gus Although production OF 4OOO ana oOOV
barrels q Is TO be despised IL VIII Gu.
but small figure the results OF half years course OF
trade Washington there was sharp decrease IN .e
Weld DESPITE OF three producing wells ana the
agitation torpedoing Of older ones Compared win
week output down l54 barrels and the reduction
IN tie per well has fallen - barrels mpafe1
with the gauge september Il the decline In yield iVo
barrels though wells operation and the aver
age Der smaller than saturday since July 81
Al such progress Will not be long before Washing
controlling bear factor viii be cast out OF te PROD
Of table shows the results OF the
nft MashIncnn Glstct the dala lndl aed
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ling clause October delivery 764d sellers do October
and % sellers 40 snd in
airy delivery s2e4d sellers do. January and February
3D. seers do March and April delivery. 264d sellers
April and delivery 464d sellers; do May anu
June delivery 6-G4d. value.
GALVESTON, Oct 9.-cottou quiet Middhns 81 Low
52a ba'.s' ssIes i i4s bales. .,ock ii sis bales
NORFOLK oct 9-Cotton quiet Middlng So: net ana
gross receips 2725 bales exports coawise 1866 bales
sales S7s bales stoek 6,6is bales
SAVANNAH, Oct. e.-cotton quiet Mddling ills
Low Mddling 5l6 Good Ordinary ia net and gross
receipts 1913 bales exports Coastwise. 1850 bales sales
2,l0i bales; stock. 80. 57s bales
NR9-ORLKANs, Oct. s-COtton quiet; Mdding. 10. 10 ;
Low Middling. 76 Good Ordinary el6i net receipts
T733 bales 749 bales exports Great Britain
5es bales Coastwise 1857 bales sales 1900 bales STOCK
o., 367 bales
NKwYoRK Oct e-The following total net receipts
OF cotton at all the ports since September l, 1886:
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Never Open Your mouth
except something to eat into it, is an excellent motto
gossip sufferer from caarrh But while the Cos
zip practically ncuraOe theo l. excuse for any one
suffering cataTrh Dr. ~ages Catarrh Remedy IS
unng for that offensive disease IL heals the as
membrane, and removes the duh and depressed ses
which catarrh short trial OF this vau
able preparation will make the sufferer feel like new being
Don't take that cocktail the morning" II you have
scl-d head nausested stomach. and unstrung nerves
resulting the cornwall party last night The sure
way. clear the cObwebs from the brain recover
food the SYSTEM l. 10 use Dr.
Pleasant Purative Pellets sold by all druggists
The only reliable catarrh is Dr. Sages Catarrh
Remedy.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roxnoN oct g-l23O p. m.-Atlantc and Great Western
second Mortgage Certificates l64 Canadian fac
tic 80 n Erie 50 second COnsOis 1883 limos en-
trial l3)4 Ordinary 50, 81 Paul Common % .
Peuusyvania- 81 =; reading, 1872
IoN1oy oct % D. m.-COnsOls. 100 1915 for money
and ion Tor the states Four Per Cent Bonds
l33 DO Four and a Cent Bonds, ll5as Atlantic
and Great western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates
3d. Erie 36as Second COnsOls lo4 It Paul common
g7a, Central ll7a- Reading, 49, Canadian Pa
cine 1874.
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 81 francs
90 centlmes Tor the account
Hudson Bay Company. 20 2.
Pans quote Three Per Cent Rente az - francs ~
the account and exchange Oh LONDON ~ -
francs 81 l. centmes Tor checks
EOurs, 63i4.
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COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

LIvEAfooL. Oct. 9-l3.30 p m.-Cotton dull and prices
generally III buyers Middimg Uplsnds Dad. 10.
Mdding Orleans, 5ssd. sales-7OOO bales. including
l,vpO speculation and export keceipts-nouo.
Futures dn9 Al the decline; Iplands Low Mddllng
clause Octobrr delivery sod; asO 104d; do October
and November delivery I'D also 3D. do November
December delivery 3D. also 6S6td do. december and
January delivery 3D. also 36id do. January and
AIRY delivery 5d aso GSG4d do February and March
livery. 64i also 3D.; do March and April delivery 3
sd also z0sdi do April and May delivery 5o4d also
4-64d do May aud June delivery. b 3S4d. also ojsd
There no tenders for delivery at to-day eearng
D. m-Cotton-The sales OF day ncude b. 500 bales
American.
3D. m.-Cotton-Futures closed dull Uplands Low Mlda-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rirer. VESSELS aud RaiIroada
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-sellers made preence OF demanding IL &c for
fair ho cargoes to-day but the market weak one
ing 10 me depressed feeling in crude Mild growths are dull
sales oOo bags Maracabo The option market opened barely
steady az Od 10 points decline closed further
decline Of points follows January 94Oa9l5c; Febru
940d9 45c. March. 9.4Od 945c. April 94OG9 40
May 940 d95Oc October 95Od9 SOC: November $40 q
$50 December. 940a945 SHES 81 $50 bags.
COTONln spot lots prices showed changes but the
demand was light sales reaching only "a bales OF which ~
sold last evening Port receipts September $780, 20
bales comparing with $50 65 bales for the corresponding
period last
NJ foil
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The market mining stocks shows an Improvement
I'm tia dIsnositon 10 deal The sales OF the New YORK
sock and Petroleum Exchange last week aggregated
d. 900 shares &C. 7l5 shares for the preceding
L and usual low price stocks furnished
large norton (Sutro 10000 sGares) or the
rot aI sactinn. Here and there rev mpOr-
changes In the lures but whether they hi%h-
er or lower seemed To he no occasion LOT lhem
further tnan that Of mon entary speculation.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9, 1856.
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SINE last spring the weekly gauges have been Nay
so barrels Nav IS 453y. May - 5497; May ~ 7''o,
June 3 500: June II, 1924; June 49, H9+D, June ~
3O2 July 3, G.3s2 July TO- GIL and July H. ooV'
barrels
Nor this only attractive development TO be noH 10
the credit Of week. This month mas OprAel WI ~, ~
actual rxces- OF deliveries sharp contrast WIN
th previous month For the first SIX day OF octoOei e
mus of the National Transit, lidcwaer MacL-DlrE am
southwestern pipe lines have averaged 1850 Marter
acan-f AN average sol barrels last month toJ5- pa
r. n August and 1926 barrels m July The DELIVERIES
have averaged daily 77.l39 barrels against l'.i4t
I,~r- D.. i'm -eptemner So 46 barrels in AU-u'L
and 72467 barrels IN July. Here we nave
tlivrries october OF -blo lit
dv against an excess Of over deliveries 81 bl3i mr'
m september -6 barrels in August and h+hs Oai'l' III
Julv OF course the Septenb-r sube 10 tc
dou OF reports rom small pipe lines inc flieht
As appended.
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al
There was Ia the refined OIL mar@rt pa. VIZ
an,i a mn. NOR, activity shown; ~ PmA"iput anu
Baltimore quotat advanced cent :" 'At lHo Pi'0o
nov il. al ali ports o.. cents per gallon, ABE test
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Az per cay .. - 5S3 77.l59 2,6O6 5000
Among the traders in certificates there was only
small response. made with irience ami canton 10 te I'M
prOvement presented the hcd disappointment mas 80
operators that 1t IS perhaps natural to Ape' mem 10
proceed with caution. taking small prOus on purchases ana
mick o sell Oh Of hesitation IN lt r' ua
non 20 prudent the bull failures % the last IT,"
months made traders that when the time Is llpr 10
rally oil from It's slough OF dcspond the boom
viii probably full operation beiore the tr1ie or
pIbc is thoroughly awakened TO the tart But ii th'ie
WIS no heavy luyng week the sentiment OF the tc
grew more hopeful minds Of the operators are rph
ng 10 the view that values for crude Justcd 10y
condition. a. they There is more oi disposition
I'm The trade and among public operate fr rise before
any active IMPULSE can borrowed rom Tins iccAne now
ever me great powers market must exhibit more con-
ndece themselves that accident Is liable To l"AIt any
from existing low basis The cer4 ate mar
III last worthy 10 Dee called active hu There Wis
increase IN dealings the prece n week. fces
were spirited variations rise rom p" 10
such weak interest the hopr
that dIop needed 10 relieve the tension Oh @
MAI kct figure out however, values iiei t'-'
around the close nearly at the top pro- ~
cents previous week. Yet values are now -
below the price OF year ago-asy ID cents Over aug
Above carving charges for year As u' genera hi o."
week disappointed IN the exD.tion 0' Il
break perhaps their expectation OF a iapll ADVANCE
may be realized this week But the market close" strong
o....fi
The range Of prices and the total dealings al the Consol
dai- Exchange the Last Two wt'Hs anu Oi Dt cor
r -ponling ago were a. lOioAst
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Saturday. Oct e.-BEEvEs-Receipts wer
80 OF $50 head at Jersey CITY and 2 car loads
Goth OF the arrivals Goth ST. n were for MT East
and IL for stern Metzge No trade IN Live Cat
tie.
SHEEP AN D LAMBS Receipts "a 4 Of 49l'
heads at Jersey City and l6a at 6Othst TIT
market firm for good sheep but Lambs Of all grades re
main weak.
sales Judd & buckingham lO4 Canada Lambs. 80 ID. a
5s,c 10l do 81 u. at So
J. n. Pidcock 237 Missouri sheep, 70 n, at 4sc 20;
Cana Ia Lambs s6 %, at 5a.c; 200 do 81 n, at SEC.
]. r. sadler 4 CO.. 81 Kentucky sheep ~ %, at - 80
1875 do 50 10 at 81 60 1874 do 90 D. at "A So 81 do 95 b. a
81 62 l75 do 100 b. at 81 75 LAT Kentucky Lambs 81
10, at IS 25
n. &C 143 Pennsylvania Lambs. So H. al
5l2c: 1877 state do. So 10. at &c. -
DieDback & Dewey 81 western sheep, lOI ID. ~ 4 NC
81 DO 04 10 at 4',c 1913 Canada Lambs 81 d. at &C. zoe
80 ID at 6isc. 80
Haenbeck & Davis: 1s Vermont Bucks. lO2 10, at &c
l2s Sheep 90 H. at 4c % Northern Canada DO
lO H. at &c 32 Vermont lambs. 81 70, NJ 59c 1863 North
Canada do, 70 10, at $50 l6 Canada do - ID, atTc
Evertt PidcOck: 22S Western Sheep. 19 ID, at 4isc
HOGs-Receipts were IS OF 2.l29 head 2 cars AT
4Othst and Ii carloads at Jersey City The market shows
and transactions mainly In Common west
Grassers. 80 ~ NJ
sales-J Smith 2l6 Western Hogs. 100 10, at 81 25
100 do ia ID, at 81 55 81 hio 10, lj9 b at IS TO-
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s 0ased on the American standard Of classification
Extremes.

The market for futures opened last evenings prices An
advance subsequently Unexpectedly
showing To the Agricultural report and the closing
figures showed an advance OF al points.
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LIVE srocK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH

RUFFALo Oct 9.-Cdttie-Receipts last "a hours 1913
thus O325 head for time Last
1871 through $50 S5 OF which 70
New York; "a for sale market steady and unchanged
Common To Far at - O0d - 40.
She>D-Recepts "a hours 44O0 head total for week
thus 1900 head for time last week 80 500 head
consigned through Il Of which 10 To Newfork; ~
sale. OF which Il Canadian Lambs: sheep
Choice TO Extra. - 2Oa ~ 40; Canadian Lambs
prices declined lOG ljc sales OF u at So 20
Hogs-Receipt "a - head;
last week. 81. 100 head
signed through 80 OF which AZ to New YORK. 80 cars
for sale market Mixed Pigs and Light York
Selected York Weights 81 500 81 S. Select
MedIum Weights ~ GOA - 30. selected Heavy ENDS.
~ % 80. Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends SO 5OGsS 90.
) cara held over. .,
Receipts 500 mead; Shipments 500 market steady ship
ping steers s. as 10 and Feeders 81 lOGS3 4O
Cow, Bulls and Mixed RI 7OdS3 los Bulk s23O4s2 90;
through Texas Cattle lower Cows - ZO6N- 20 steers
81 80 Western Rangers steady; Natives and Hair
- 900 rs 30.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head shipments. 5000; market
steady Mixe - asa - 90. Packing and ship
ping 90 JO Light Weights 50 - Gt4 20 skps - %
- %
Sheep-Receipts 2,5OO shipments. 900: market lowers
- % 70 IS WESTERN rs iOd 20 7O Texans 81 20
a s3 80 Lambs. - 80 ~ %
ST LOUIS oct 9.-Catts-Receipts 225 head ship
ping 80; Butchers Steers. So 25d "a IO
Texas grades - % n - 80.
Hoqs-Receips 500 head shipments. 200 market weak
Butchers and Heavy 2OGSI 3j Packing S. 30 q
1eep-Recepts3OO heat shipments. market strong
GOod to Choice ats2 O0GSt %.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
sAvAsSAH. Oct. 9.-Tsrpentine quietIt 34i4c.
WILMINGTON oct 9.-IurUcntlne dull at - &C
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ST, LOUIS & SANFRiNClSCO Il. r. co.
100000

PAYABLE AT THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEES.
These bonds first and only lien upon Of the most
valuable established coal properties in the State sf
Illinois aud the most % the city Of Chicago.
where the larger part Of its coal product Is taken
THIS property valued to-day si.3oOOo0. and with the
additional plant put upon the property at
low estimate per cent interest on ~, 100000
For the years ending MAY l. 1885. it earned
sii7952 1 net. average Of sJ>9762j peryear net
nearly per cent s1000DGO while the yearly inter-
est o. the entire issue bonds j.. only $50 900
the cheapest security in the market and held
for investment By Of people Of this city state
and all through New England including many OF the ing
savings and bank presidents offer these bonds 70
capitalists who seeking safe securities Tor inv esment and
highly recommend them.
PRICE 81 LIZ AND INTEREST
Pays investor u is percent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOsroS. Oct. o. 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
SAVANNAH. Oct. 9.-Tarpentine quietlt 344c.
WILMINGTON. oct 9.-Iurucntlne dull at - &C
CHARLESTON. Oct 9.--Turpentine quletat SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11

MILWAUKEE,. LAKE SHORE AND IVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-11

s, a. balance si2l l7s $50 sllS 264lO Dec - O52 $40
Non legal tender 1890 49, no 20, go No. s1Qe oOl
lfricj silverco 2OSS','f0 20 'ol'fi ~ E,-