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New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

IoxroN Aug S.-I2.3Op ooi.-o- lOI . l8 for both
money and The account Cicd siaies our Per Cent BONDS
l3Oa -Four ana Han Fer Cent Bonds. lI3a Atlantic
Great Mcstcrn FlfH Mortgage Trustees 'cTtrcatc-
Canadian IHc!ic, tJh fIlc "a do
lO21. Mexican Ordinary 3o'e -. Paul Common,
New on Central, lls'-,
advlc's quote Three fcr Cent Ecut,s at - francs
II = trntlucs for the account
L0NDON Aug "a Conso.s lOl IL iOT both money
and the a.cOant. Atlantic and DI'at Western F-t
IIu.i.s teIhcat"s 5us do second Mortgage. -. Ir
3it. 10 Second 1on,Os lO3i4 MeAlcau Ordinary sO2
Paul Common sCk, Ac"lofA Central 4Ii. IcBnsy j.
D7h~
O.. y H.. Hudson Bay Company, 1874
(hnadian paclhc GJt-
p The amount Oi bullion into the Bank Of Eng.
land on balance today II 4o.uVI.
quote Three Per Cent !tutos - fran
confines ioT the account and exchange London al
francs 20 Ccntines iOI checks.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

sale, sae,r GO ~ - Ions -, rcs'n. ~, 50, a''r r
Z 90. le-2 At = 90 10 Ren'nLy do l33 20 a. - o.
y n - % $500 1905 t :, 2o 7do lsio az - 20
a. 90. 'o-4 - Il, = 4 o Is ao ios4 Is a, = T. 80 ..
no. i.i " ", i5i5 60 Iiso n ~ = 10 Iaa iiao 5 At
. ~ l:aao do l4"o ' At - 80 go l,' No. 10. ~
is 1000 l2i5 - 90 Is do. l22 p At - 81. -
at SG 10 = nal. ~ % n :, - so g. '5 X -i4o
H. $ Eo-cotla 2s Ir,ans loGl 70. at - 30. lodo o3l
y. At 20 - 'hic.r" Siecis ~ n Al -
do 1896 n = 80 81 do 1898 %. 81 - -. - lo l
H. II - 90. 2,io i3s H. at - 3d. Isdo li o. At :! 80
l3do ~. h AT - 90 Indiana ,t".Ts H. a. az fn, 10
ll3o o. at = 30 stag. i2.o D. At - hn 40 d. At ~, ~
. 40 200 y a, $50 y Ms,r, sfgf,s g., 2 "a o'
At . ao I22l p At - 10 bao l5ee at - o, gs
at 3 q, 10 ,rrs 'G2 H. at ~ co. do 500 ' 1t" - 90
VI col.miih. oKentu,ky steer. llll p, at = 80. do
1880 H. at - 90 l9do. lai6 n. - 10 Go iti@ n At
- 10. ~ do ls3 b. at - IS 10 do loj2 ID. Al ~ @ ~
tmcas" ao - n At 70 ie do l32e n' al s'' - no.
j. lchamGcrf .! K,n,ncly steers. ii2i N; at 50 5S
~ 40 Il DO 1903 n. . so II Indiana do 1886 TO-
4 Manrcc y Ttsan. s97 ID, at - 80 q COLORADO
- soTr ,$o % .,s"ge st n !; 90 90 & ii d. 3D. s2 20 n al
g. 22Ti i DO 1872 n, Al = % 9do llS' At - 80 ~
al iadc 1907 %, ats. 80 $500 l923 n At = 40 10
l. cgenscn ~ Chicago steers lS-S ~ al - o., - 40
l5,2 o s545 22 do 1884 70, at - 40 Il do 1900 ID a'
newton Gnleu: 10 ohio steers l.iel ~ at - ~ In,
do 80 d. at - state steers and tows "'e no. al
- J. Indiana COWS Loss ID at n 90 ~ 10 Az a. ~ 4 0
go CO. n " tsc 9 @ % t "a 50 per T 100 h iiefer $50 t.
- - Glis 1866 u. at 81 70 d. 1900 II. - 20
Mich COWs-Rcccpts were 30 head. and ,I,y iGTy
ar i% Jow & w Of Soi % sss o'H y rn @ at s$5
40 pcr head but Choice Mixers occasionally bring $40 and
cXLvEs Receipts 2sie head nearly all Lat at G9tGst .
The arrivals included guv many fas-crs ana feu
Nral- ruled uTi al OinhOn 10 hn"" ''"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
COTTON MAKKEr5-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug II 80 D. Coton- Dull ana prices
generally buyers favor. Mddug pands, I'D. MI
ding orleans. . IGL sales 1000 bales uding 500
bues speculation ani export Ioceto 100 baos
Future. dull Uplands Low Mililing clause August de-
livery lOcsd, 90 August ana september delivery
$40 do September and october delivery G8d do
oher and November delivery iO3d. do. November aud
December delivery, 6Gfd do December and January
livery, 3O4d, DO. January and February delivery.
old February and March delivery GGid, do. oeptc
bel delivery. lubtd
Tenders deliveries at tcdnys clcaungs GOO bales
docket
niIhr sdi's o' 'he uay luciuuci 'IOD Da'es Amen
tX-ry 10 TAD seeis do August and september dcliv.
cry > sellers september delivery
4 i,d buyers. 10 October and November delivery Gid
sellers. November and December delivery. 8ffd.
December and January delivery 3id
rusfy March delivery COid. value do. September
Iivefy lOGtd. sellers.
II, ,u Cotton Futures closed weak. Uplauds Low Mldd
ling clause August delivery 9O4d scllcs August aud
September delivery cld sellers do. september ana DC
GO4d sellers, do. October
drliVeiy 3Cld sellers; DO November and December do
v,ry . C4d. buyers do December and January delivery
do January and February delivery 31Id
Luycis February and March dolivcIy J-Oid
do september delivery. 964d sellers.
GALNHsIOS Aug. 3.-tOtt"n quiet; MiGdl.ng, . l-lC.
Low MIddiing 9lG, Good Ordinary I-lG. and
ij7 bales; -
1oa-twI-e - bales sales - bales stock, 2.7O1 bales
SAVANNAH aug. y.-tOttou quiet Middilng, .. Low
uiilllng. ~; Good Ordinary, 10; not and gross
ccips 4Os bales exports CoaswIsr bales sales
Nrw OKlRANn Aug, 9.-Cotton steady MiddIIng . 3-l6
Low Middlng lllG; Good Ordinary, 81. net receipts
~. aes gross 90 bales exports Ia Great BI,in 0o I
bales sales loo bales; stock lo,5ol bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

State bonds were quiet and steady. Louisiana consol
is sold at 79l40 ana Nortn Carolina u. 1912 a
I4s OF city bank stocks. Tricsnens sold uOOI at IOJ
4 well-distributed business retail character was
dope In railway bonds. bat the mhrset generally was
dull ana prices ruled easier The Texas and Pacific
issues however continued active aud made better
agures The incomes from 5Iai to 57l qjGa. and
rsts Elo Grande division, closed =. per cent higher
7Olo Erie second con-ois solt up y 10 loOli but
closed unchanged AZ 99s Missouri, han'a' ana irNts
general IS of as al 96 and the .. lower ~
s3i9 Chesapeake ami ono -e'ie- B we're about steady
at -O0737s C'nhha 7outhcIn ,erohl- were q owri a.
81. West -nore guaranteed - wcrr on s. at lo3"
New-lork. tmcaso ana ~ Lo".s hist receiP'- wcre
steady a l4a9" lnlIal1' H.o"ninsl"h ana "e-rfn
incomes declined l. 20 3ul2 COumbns. Hooking Va
icy aud Ioeio nr.i. alter sci NJ up T. closed n,'
changed al - Eat 1cunrsse-. Nlrsiuit ahd 'cpt-t
income rcccipts decuel from &Il2 10 2C4 20 Bur
hneton Cedar EhpdS @nh Nnr'hrrn cola rra r. st re-
covered per cent 10 100 OREGON snort Line % were
easy at Iu5Ii1iO5ls. oregon Railway ami NAVIGATION
nr-ts declined = I" lol 2 rom Worm ana D,nvrr
nr~ts rose per cent t. -. Guf tooiaip and Santa
F6 gold Os were steady at 1859 al b342.
loans ranged from Gig 10 per cent with considerable
tnat ans thing over Icr cent p.d Tor nAhs wac GER
tainlv anxiety OF hOrrOwers-thc exercise or
for requirements AT per cent aud at the close
money offered at per cent We are not going 10
lump monetary strngency unless II Is occasoncd
10y scare about values hi the stock htehhnEo
Tho sub Treasury 'oday gained on -a!ance Sl,Go-.
made ny hy currency gain OF -Ji 'd less coin ioas
OF s3S3.l49 lhis make the CHANCES since last trday
currency gam OF 81 46S .395 coin loss OF li2
ioaays orcFI17G9,s 7, fo'e,e' kceer'' FhIa'l-5
-, $50, 1G3 cure ucy, and sl~0,- Il $50 coin.
lac Clearing House ~tatemrHt fo-ls follows:
E1cnanger. S1O2uG7, ,7O5: balances. .3.-45.2-3
Ihr United states Treasury at WASHINGTON received
-}5- 900 National bank 40 e. fOV redemption
Ihe customs rcccip,s s--2,Jss and the internal
revenue IeCc pts rS.'J.44).
Ie foreign c1chaIi-os duN and steady at quota
tions business as follows: Bankers bls. - "A ard
- -li FOR long and short StcIng TcspcCtvoly; o-ia.
sud 5I~7s Tor francs; 9je And Jo's Tor rcicLmarAs
4Oi- ana 4OS- for .ulldcls.
H. London Brush cpnsols were weak and declined
3-l8 per cent to lOlis for money and lOl 3-lO Tor
account United bonds by the best
quoted unclaimed American railways were duh AZ DE-
ciines Inensuratc WIth -diur ldy5 hume changes
The Bank OF Juggnd gained 1900 bullion On bal
auce At Paris French per cents rose 10 soy y md
declined TO -2.65. ana sigAt exchange on London
easier AT % % francs 10 the /.
Ine trustees of the H"nIerson Bridge Company else
advertise the numbers or tweuy-Oue fret
mortgage bonds which have been drawn for payment
september l.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
49,. srocK MARKErs RY TELEGRAPIt.

BUFFALO Aug 9-Cdttls- Receipts last p hours 1875
head for week thus 44JJ head for time last
week. f2 head consigned through ~ II Of which To
Newfork 10 for sale market active and prices a
Choice Shipping - 5O0S4 50; Native siockers. SO OO0
S3 So Ncals - % - 90 Cows and Uefes 20 20 80
Cows. S250 $40. all offerings taken.
Sheei Receipts last - hours 1000 head total Tor week
TINS far 900 lead for same time last wofk 1900 heat
consigned through Il OF which II 70 Newiork 81
for sale market active and higher; Common 70
- ~ 90; Good to Choice - 2j U$t Is Lambs In
good supply Fair 10 GOoi s5 0OG - 2j Canadians 70 90;
Gears held over
signed through 81 cars; which - o NewlOrk 20
Tor sale; market steady Light Pigs. - 2OdSl 40 Selected
York Weights - bi0 - 49, selected Medium Weights. ~ 10
- O Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - 81 - los all offerings
taken.
sr LOUIS Aug: 9.-Cd'1e-Pcccpts. 400 head: ship.
ment- Loo: market active; Good To Choice Native ship
ping steers - IOa - - Common FAR 80 1jG ~ -;
Butcher steers. - 25a - p. Cows aud Hefer - 20
- 90 S'ckcis and Feeders - Gti 90; Grass iexan
Hogs- Receipts 200 head shipments 900 head market
firm Lsht, - 2cQsi 20. PacSng, ~ 3j Il 10; Heavy
- -Uo-, 90
,s,ep-R,ccps 200 head, ake; slow and weak t2 %
- -.
CIc,Go Aug. 9-Thc Drorrrs Journal reports. Crf'>-
Receipts. 5000 head shipments POO market -eady; ship
ping Steers - and Feeders - - 80:
lows Bull, and Mxed ~ 5Oa - o. Bulk - 80 - Oo
through Texas steers - 5O05 80 80.
IDgs- Receipts. .ouOp head; shpments 1000; market
strous Rough AID Mixed. - ljdri oj Packing and Sip
St.eD-Recc.pts 1000 hcad shipments. coo: market
sfrlu- NafN-. Il uu0ti -, Western 1900 - So
ans 75o - uo. Lambs - JOQ - .H.
moi'r1 s'prur- oi "rt lN,'s sitahy Good American
s.tcI, AZ J. - j. -. l'i y dit--rd.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth River. Vessels arf RtVroItG
crvFP.L MARKET REPORT.

C0FFIr- Tho mari for Bra7N styles continues gn't
Will, 4 r have changed from the basis OF "'2.
for ,ir no ,argoes saes 300 BAGS eN hcpa Mld gra.
ouat INT sfe dy Speculative trading quiet The mar No'
n Of nus advance and closed at the opening figures
as follows January, 5000 sos February Nuo ~
Vrb az n IL: August, 7.Sjd7Go; september 40
g7'q5, october 7.aod7.9j; November. voGooo'
nac.r,her qi n sos Sales. 2l.1jO bags.
CO1,To%-For spot Cotton prices wer" reduced llOc. ~
SWIM ay with The early weakness the speculate We market
II ns.i s,dv Al the decline. however sales, 519 bal's
f2d5 SATURDAY. evening" including 200 bales for export anu
SG ha,s fr consumption Port receipts today - 10 bales
comngrr win iq bales this day week and 2lO bales
tlIis day year ago
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late sales rated e lower than at the start The pens were

late sales rated &c lower than tho start The
load 81 Eo .sy Ssa sPsR PsRe ] . Ga nf
=. c1@pOn 70 Prime Lambs selling mainly at q eoS
81 Gsurc reached va. s IS Tor cars Of
4c id DO ss s iusGsS at i iss % ohio d. S
ss "mS e r. S aG ai SS Ss as5 e s do
Og mans 10 K iSs Bsv 49, Y q r. oaSs%vana at Sleeps 90
81 state DO u r,atsc soi Michigan DO, b. stic' AZ
gan at 6 g o 5 s. b. a 6 50 State
&c 5so % g. % g. apg 0g % e.esS az sS go 30 81 og GT
DO 81 D. at sac 90 Northern Canada DO so b. at 6.c 1876
RHS4H 40 DSf ~ K at % s"G sRRsep 81 n
lambs 6. ID 80 800 d. Ga b. at SC i2o state Lambs
6 p nj GG g q rs al q 5S 5SV o 10 d. M q
iEge OTIS wilson; SO state lambs sc %. at64c.
d9 - r. At 4'.c i2t Ohio DO - 70 at 81 40 70 state DO
At &c les. . 70 Pennsylyana Lambs, 50 r. at 5c l7l
n att 7S do, 80 10, at Gci 25l Kentucky DO 81 b. at
jclHTc Wright & Co. SO state sheep 10 B NJ &c; 10
stat. Lamb % b. at 6c lSo do SO H. at 81 So lj2 do 10
Walsh Kirby Co lG Pennsylvania Sheep 100 b. at &c;
at s a % A. hams Is q IN SftG at % ss %R% Go ds isos T. 81 Co.
lg2 lennsyyania .1, DO 5S b at go o., ooo :.
81 ~ @ we lS o o " 9 n TO- a. Il 80 on,nc 4 1h9 90 o. " @ &
at = 10 lo2 Kentucky Lambs u ID, at IS 20 2Oo DO 80 b,
j. n Pacock: p 4st canade Lambs So average at7G
do 81 h a 6-c 2OS Virginia do 81 70 at To 10 do 50 10.
a 7c 322 DO 81 b. at 52c % West Virginia do. 5S d. at
6Lc 2SS do 81 b at 5a4c 100 Kentucky do, 81 b. at 6c
l42 Culls" 40 n, at &c 1856 Ohio sheep, iO2 %, 41c
l2O do 50 TO- ~ DO II n at 81 10 % Kentucky do.
lG H. at - 10 93 West Virginia do SO h, at 3Sc l4l Viz
gnia do ~ n &c 81 Ohio do, lOJ 10. at jc Ewes aud
Bucks iSO b. at l25 sheepdew Lambs s. ID. at q 60
Judd Buckingham: 1877 State Lambs 60 ID, at SIC
N % DO 5S b. Gc l55 Ponnsy yania do 5S b. at 6ac
l9S DO 80 3D. at &c 8s Ohio do So d. az Sc l3t Ohio sheep
H. atS4 go 2jj DO 7G n. a. 90 IL state Ewes l04 10,
at 4c 10 do s3 H. at 3c; PENNSYLVANIA do SO d. at 3c
sherman 4 culver; G3 Kentucky sheep 10 d. at 4tc;
2O7 kentucky Lambs 81 m at s6 80 q do 81 10. at - 10
- h at - 45 100 Virginia do VI ID, at 50 40 26 do
81 n. at - 20.
j. F. Ssll,r & Coz 113 Kentucky Lambs 81 n at 6sc per
GS4 do 81 10 Sc 94 do 63 h at 5ic; l39 DO 81 ~ at
c 10 5c; ls6 do, Of ID, at &c 6S kentucky
sheep 90 D. at 3c 32 do SO H. at &C. 1870 DO 90 b at Ac
"A = ~ i72 Western do, Ill 10, at ~ 40.
p : Kase 40 State sheep II d. at 4c per 70 l3 Lambs.
60 10 at
i0 and Al at Jersey city. Dealers report the feeling
rle About loads OF state Hogs sold at
81 10 - -.
j. g. smith: 81 state Hogs 2ji b. - 10 ~ do s7 10.
al - - % do 40 H. at - % date Saturday. State Hogs,
III %. ~ - 90
Judd Il Buckingham: 2s Ohio Hogs, 1874 10, at 50 90
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Citp proptrip for Sale.

A LARGE downtown property for sale
~ suitable for storage or heavy rranu acturing.
kULAND * MHIIING Beckma1 81
ATTENTION Is called to those elegant brst-
- class houses Nos. TO II East -0fst. Apply on preil
ises TO owners. g. y ana y ~ " Lillian
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
goupirp propsrtp for Sale au0 Go Get

AGENCY FOR NONTCLAIR.-Barga in
~ residence property and building sites. Houses toilet
CLARENCE q. TUB BBo. Beeknan 81. Room ~
ASSIGNEE'S SALE of valuable country place
~ AT New Rochelle Large dwelling, comho-ous stable and
carriage aud II NJ land WI ae sold az cry low
pr,e Appiy 10 RICHARDS & SAL SE,5t Pine st.
TOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. l.. |.
Two nne residences situated MaHhasset Bay; one
contains OF choice land fine lawn, box stalls largo
lo. hot and cold spring the other adjoining above,
furnished ready occupancy; both desirable
homes: 10 tram or boat trains each Way
Address J. Il. HILL. Great Neck. l.. l..
lyONTCLAIR REAL ESTA1E.-For Salc
WI House modern ements large plot GOOD
location $65cO. bargain Howe Parsons 80 Cedar ST. y Y
CUMMIr, y. J.-Desirable furnished and un-
- sh,,l houses to let winter. rsiclass
locations L. q. POTTER. opposite station
rl'UE best paving and best located Hotel on
the banks of The Hudson or sal" or exchange suitable
,r co,eg. school sattarium asylum, Old peoples home
HIGHLAND BON, Irbune Once
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Dusinees Cbanlss.

NEVERAL GENTLEMEN deSirOus of pur-
- chasing half Interest "a cllknown and long csab
nsiad business parties To ia forming
pdny. Address, T. l.. C., Tribune Ohcc
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Gelp Wanteo

rANTED.-PE HANDS. Must have
w experience In Gaping iyeing &c, n
| ri A.. prfumrry house good paid only nrst.
,,r,t.,l hands wanted. address stating experience
snI where employed Z q Box 1888 city
NNIANTFD.-A stcnographer ard typewriter;
w ,,,t salary f. MIRIAM COY HIEEE 81 la-t l1ih
~ between gib- and broadway.
xxrANTED.-By boot and shoe manufacturing
,ouanv capable with 5000 e. take charge q" mo
wholrsal- department Address r. Box ." 1iibuhr JIM,
fANIED.-AciINc agents To sell MINING
w specislucs: big MONEY commission or saiay. AM
e,ncnses PAID. Address liAkINFELD PuklA BILL ! "
MACE AND MINING CO, Box 10, newport ny
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE ExCHANGE.


A crowd Of new faces surrounded the st1nd
OF william Kennedy Brother yesterday at the RsaA
Estate Exchange when No. 230 Chrystie-st., Q sixs
story Phiadslpha-front double tenenent-house vtfA
stores and cellar the lot. 25x75,. was put up uada0
foreclosure by order Of the Supreme Court Charles "
Dayton, referee. There first aud q second mart
gage the property and the second repre-
sented by Lawyer Goodbye Of Brooklyn were sent
the floor 10 protect their interests. The property
realized suicient 10 pay all charges. The pressdo
rental is $3.50 but IL Is said TO be difficult TO collect
from the tenants. The property has been appraised Il
$22000 There were several bidders up to S2 600 huG
mortgages and Lous stern, who ultimately the
property for $24, $50 The purchase WAS considered
cheap The purchaser stated bought simply
speculation, and was open to II stzied
that in September, 1873 the property under
foreclosure by ID. Z. Ingraham to Charles sacher for
$23,l00.
eruay United states letters patent Issued James
Brady for improvement III fire and district alarm
boxes Nos 204 and 70s. dated June H. 1s75 500.
Building sites consisting OF 200 near the Wsse
meeting for $50 000 and dwelling house OF rooms
and a farm Of thrty-fve orange County, " Y.
for $500.
NEw-YoRK. MONDAY. Aug. Q. 1883
No public auctions real held Exchange
and Auction Room today.
Rv William Kennedy Co.
fstorv binding with lot, No 230 Chrystie-st, We,
"a Z ~ OF East Houstonst lot 25r15; Louis
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

CHICAGO Ang 9-Fionr steady and UNCHANGED: Choice
Wheat. ~ iJHri 20 Spring Wheat, JOd - lO
Minnesota Bakers - 1Oa ~ IO Patents ~ dSi co. Low
Grades II 7Jas2 70. Rye fOur-S3 - 10 40 IN bbl-.
Wheat weaker sales ranged: August - = 7jA clOsng
"a Lc sept. 75ai 5o'c closing at 75sc October 77sU
1s5c closing at 77'-c; No Spring. Toe corn easier
cash i2Lc August 42sd4Z@c closing at AZ &C. sept,
s3.sd43 c. IOsng at 4o4c oct AZ Q4Jtc~ closing at
sales ranged: Cash q c. August - qC
sermDor "a 2oSac closing al 2sac; Oct 49, 23rc,
csug nj ~ quiet; No 2 81 i2c. Barley september.
"a q Flax scce.No J. ~ Il y Mess PORK actixe.
closing 45d - Ar. sept. 80 as? o2l. closing at
81 SOds9 b2iq. October. 81 60Gs3 - y, closing at
al 90 n - 81 a. Lard ranged: Cash. S6 92L2
August 81 gOas0 92t closing al 81 9OQ 80 92 scpteIn
.y -, Ja ~ 81 T. closing AT 81 90 ~ 81 - short Ribs
cash So 20. BOA'i Meatsl'ry sated shoudcrs-s6 100
AZ II Short Clear Sides. Boa 80 60 Whiskey 81 H.
Flour 5000 bbls.. Wheat ~ OOU BUSH Corn,
"a ,O bush oats 2l7 900 bush. Rye 5000 BUSH barley
"a ,nn hush Shipments Flour 10000 bbls Wheat ~. 900
msh ,oru 3o30OO bush Oats, 5000 bush. Rye. LOCO,
BARLEY. l.UOO.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Quotations based the American sian lard OF csscAo
are AZ follows


The onon market opened weak al dee rease ot po'f
d,in,d ,hort r,ut- additional and closed quiet nj net
decline Of points Saturdays final figures sales
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

HosIox Aug O-PiouT. dul Western supcrhnc. ~ 30
"a IL Extra 80 lOa sj 20 Patent Spring Mh.as ~ so %
uo Patent Winter M!ea- IL a1df1 10 COIN steamer
Seow Jn ~. steamer MIAci. 5Ge. y" trade .' oats
so Nh,te ,OL,. No. While 1c. Shoit AID MiddiinFs
Unchanged Provisions steady Euttcr western tr' aiuery
Iga 2Oc Eggs Fresh !Ald Eastern lsc is"ccipis To-
EInur bbIs. l20UU Corn. 2J,OUU tusn.
Cais no 600 bush, hkOrts 300 bush-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Corntrp Dropertp WIr!e1

IIOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege of
lease 10, stcd thrifty village on In" or
railway unfufni-lcd partly furnished -oo"t
,ou, on not ihau Il some Land WIN nHdig
Address iI particulars lor nieN.e" j. l. Box 20,
Tribune Orhcc
WANTED TO LEASE for a term of years
w farm about - acrs, good tillabe upland viii GOOD
house Of 10 good water plenty OF oitbudngsi
,ou,.uient 10 village; must DC low. Address G. a.
Sparkill y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
minneapolis ani st. Paul Dot Included
walker Private Circular August .. l--G.


Aug. - July y; 80, July =. 80 July J.. 80
Wheat iush. .. i15 l'a"s25 lTil .3O5 lTgl.uIp
com bush 90. 2.9G275l 2H-22l 2.i30ls8 l.a'0i91
oa,~' bush. l65 l37 2-1.f~9 i18.6O2 Ca?. -D7
u, ,e,.uts ~ Sew YORK The w'.k ,ndei August
eG were AZ $50 bush. WHEAT 4"6'l2 bush com. % M
busi oat. 20 7t5 hnl Hour, - preceding wees .Otg
inh wheat fiHe5i bush. com. .Ot.U0 hush. oats ana
1G' 81 bhls roHr
Tie ,,port~ wheat wheat -four and fon iahi At
lnnt i, Ion Europe II reports have received
up 10 Saturday evening lat have been
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

GALES AT THE COHSOLTDATED sTOCn hYD PE7kO
LEUM hXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Business lJrcpsrln for Sale an6 co Get.


A-TO LET.-Cor 33d-st. and Froadway.-
~ The and large stores IN sils to suit tenant j.
KOMAINE BROWN, 90 Vest 33i 81 ncdi broadway.
rI'O IET.-Stores Z Burlng Slip, 80 Beck
4 man.st.. and lGj William st - =. ,
H'O LET.-Lofts on Bcekman, fulton, Ann,
1 frankfort, Cnn and william sts.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Citn i)roperin Uanieo.

WANTED, houses and flats, furnished
~. and uuiurn shed. for NY now ll-t.
j. ROMANO BROWN, ~ West So. 81 lt'r broAo"iy'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Brooklnn proper.p FOR 6als an0 Go Sci

rI,O LET.-HOusc on Brooklyn Heights; large,
4 conmoliors finely furnished dwelling, with moter!
oouveniec- private family preferred Ii would be ls~t
Tor first bosrcrs 10 respon- Die tenant i"r Term o years
po--...lo August later References re4uiet with ap.
plcation. Mrs MANDEN lLLh, bi"oA3 Il iVs1 '."'o-
rs>O LET, Brooklyn Three story brick. nlno
4 rooms all improvements; 4N2 Pacific, near "d ave;
5000 Apply KOCH Sons N co. l5d Wllai's' coini Ahi'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-15
Matter Of Administrators Sale.
In the Sixth judicial District Court
the County of Eureka.
IN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE J
of

A d. McCulloch, the Administrator of
N the estate of George X McCulloch, de-
ceased, having filed his petition herein duly
verified, praying for an Order of Sale of all
the real estate of said decedent, for the pur-
poses therein set forth, 1t is therefore hereby
ordered by the Judge of said Court that all
persons interested in the estate of said de-
ceased appear before the said District Court on
SATURDAY, the Gath day of July, A. d. 1886,
at 10 O'Clock A. M, OF said day. or ss soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, at the
Courtroom of said Court, in the town Of Eu-
reka, County of Eureka. State of Nevada, to
show csuse, II any they have. why an order
should rot be granted to the said Admins
traitor TO sell the real estate Of said deceased
at public auction. And that u copy of this
order be published at least four successive
weeks in the EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL, news
paper printed and published in the town aud
county of Eureka. State OF Nevada.
HENRY RIvES, Judge Of Ssid Court.
Dated June %, 1856
FITZGERALD Il BEATTY, Attorneys for Admin
istrator Je24-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-15
SHERIFF"S SALES.
SheriH's Sale.
In the Sixth Judicial Dlstrtcs
Court of the state of Nevada, I'm
and for Eureka County.
III. II. Allen, Plaintiff,
The OnOndaigua Gold and silver
Mining Company, Defendant.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS UEI
ID out Of the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of Nevada, IL
aud fer Eureka county. on the 10th day OF July
A. ID. 1885, and to me directed and delivered
for o judgment rendered in said Court on the
10Th day OF June, 1885, in favor of IL. NJ. allen
pla!niif, and against the Onondaigua Gold
and Silver Mining Company, defendant, for
the sum of $703 25-100 in United States gold
coin, with interest in like gold coin, at the
rate OF 10 per cent per snnum till paid, to-
gether with the sum of 1904 40 100 Uni.ed
states gold coin, costs and disbursements,
l have on this, the 18th day Of July, 1885,
levied on the following sscribed real estate,
to wit: The Onondsigux mining claim sit.
uste about six miles west from Palissde, In
Stafford Mining District. Eureka county, Ne
vsds, commencing at monument and running
dred feet southeast, with three hundred
feet upon each side Of said ledge.
Also, one frame building used as en- assay
Office by said company.
Also. the following described personal prop
erty:
One asssying outfit,
One lot mining tools,
-Four canvas tents.
All OF which 10 situate on the above de.
scribed Onondsigus mining claim, Eureks
county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 2Oth day of JuIy,
A. ID. 1856,
Between the hours OF O'Clock A. N. and 8
O'Clock P. NJ, TO wit: II o'clock noon Of said
day, ] will sell all OF the right, title,
and interest Of the shove defendant, in and
to the above described personal property, to
be sold by me on the ground above described
at public auction for cash IN hand TO the
highest and best bidder TO satisfy said execu.
ton and all costs