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New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
Couu.rp Dropertp for Sale aus 20 let.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlk:mno as'rse,,vs sS
~ ist and for saln Desirable budins stes. aa "a
nuces CLARENCE II. rUBBs. beehman' St. "''"'
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY oUM sh.ro Su
n CIALTY-Farms res,dences' cosrS T,.nnus budding
lsts free. fhiLLii D ~ ,nnprpTV
U,ycHANGE for BROOKLYN PROfEM, ROfs!,,.aI. 4.
IL Choice plot 81 acres 0Ings = ~ ss's sS 'sBroadwsy
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
Brooklnn prcperln manlso.

WANTED small house, with stable anu
w ,ar two 10 four lots In the suburbs OF BrooKyn
Address \. Y. T., Tribune once, New ! Or.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
"0uR AETNA BATTERY"
has proved blessing to all who have u.ed II
bS 5thave.. ny.
Musiral 3nstrumeuts.

a NUMBER OF very slightly used Upright
ana squarc PIANOS Of make which were especially
sletted aud only used by the ARTISTS Of ETROPOI
LII N ohEEA od mOusE co during the
PiANos FOR kENT-SpoclAly adapted for Country AMI
WA. KSABE d co.
ll2 Fnthava
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
NORTHERN RAILROAD OLE NEW N.LERSEY

Irains leave nom Chamber's' Stlol Tor tnglewool
Tcnany ClOster nplrk and Nvack $40 73p $50 $50 and
30 rl l:l5 32l T. - 52l $40 $50 ; 1880 p. nl-
II midnight. ~unilys 1870 $50 4 M. 1 and y. M.
For Nanuet >pung Valley. Monsev and Etlmans. $40
7:3O $50 So $50 p. m sundays, 9:5Oa m D. IN
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST:
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BEIWEEN
NEwIoRK ANn BUFFALo; LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS 50 DU~T ALWAYS on TINE,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHtS.
Depcts Ncw York foot NJ Barclay and christopher sts
ga. DaliY except sundays ufaio ana Os@cgO xpresS
Pullman coichcs Water Stroud ufg ~cranpn Bing
hamtnn lIurl Bath, Bunalo Nytacuse Oswrn Greene
GYcrd orwch Itcl connect at scranton for Pitt ton
Wik"sharic Uanyl g. Northumberland at Owego OI
Ithac, ana = mediate stations.
y Bnghamt1n anl fmira Expres4 lullmnn coaches
for Wafer Gap. scranton. 1ln-hamton owego ana Emra
connects scranton for ttSon KINGSTON Mike,narre Nc
%. Daily Buffalo mit'd fXpre3s Pullman eo,che'
Tor -r0ut-bulg. rcrantOf. Bnghamon pNc-o, J. mira
Couiu@, Hntl. WaylmL BnAalo vc; arr vinT m BnHdo
connecting with trains or ali pO MS Ne't sleep
coach ,3r Dein q Mavllnd. arriving -:l - NJ
y Uailv B1ialo aud psWegp fzpfe-s Pullman
Strnudslurg, scranton, Bingham c1 tOandi
~yraeIae. D-W-.l. Greene OK pft Norwich Itlct ana
1wrro ithaca aud uicnrliltc sttons eVceDt Stur
dass. Connects ulao VITA tr ns tor all points West,
-tc time tables Tor way trains on M0r1s AMI Essex ID
vision.
ENALL RIVER LINE-FOr Boston, Newport
! ran River C-po cod. Martha's NmcTlrd Nantucket.
Ficlburg. Lowell White Mountlas. NJ lles'r. Vc. The
wcilkncwn stcinrrs Pisrm AMI Hristp Leave NcwN0fk
daily SUNDAY sfncHied Al D. M. ron Per - ot No)
y X, feo of Murray Connection ~ annex boat iIOu
Droos,yn ~ 80 y. ID. Icr'eY CITY IT I p II. ~
Agents. G.. T. Agent.
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ALBANY BOATS. "Peopes Line.n
"A DREW ard DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave II ". r. foot Cnnast daily Sundays exceptod
stjp M
Connecting 81 Albany ior al points North and West

DROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence, WOr-
/ oescr. Northern New England ami White Mountain
points hOic Island amt MASSACHUSETTS Will leave
lrer 20 y H., daiy except SUNDAY ~ N.
+. W. POPPLE. Cen Pas. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rG\NsFEgs-V Y. CITY.
IN. follow a, "a, 80; rIIssAJi, r,;osli
L the REGISTERS onlce io'LAV
lOlstst n = 26o It e Of slave. l5oxlooll John "
cen,br@il.ns.ase :. iois No. IL ami i7g 4ta
MsTa' g55 .Gfy ~. o. Iisih 81 gyio.x.jxIo, '''
A I,omas wife u \ ,lmonson ......--....-.
77thsi' = 80 It " ith-ave. 20x5ll' Gad.y
steSins S% SarS ave- , 3 i foi iGjihst BASE ~
G Msadevle 70 Mplien. ...... .............. 39j
sth.aye cox .! i4iLA H. aSilxlpG Ii Aatn
oitb.i 10 I, o, 2aave 7jrioo3 Tie MAS
Nalional Bank Of P.attsbursh 70 " Ta.or 4.5O)
to Kr.ko1er ami another I7O2j
Sth.aye a, New ave It1tA t. t-fn-s. block; j
Frost et Al. eAecltora 10 II J. hufeie II,,.;..;.;
Ward. xliyxiexl52. J A II herman to Jals
.o,ds b'i.'I orpSrty Ba Linz 10 81 Hariwcke 500
Manhattan. ave. cor ., "a 8 2ll.liN-yi lows
- \ cholas-ay.. x-01.-xo9 tS2j.5 ton i2i .'-''.
x.7G. block. G. . Liudou auf aloiter executors.
t5A II Comics 4 Ae 4o'ise q mt eidt l6A5o
Z; Bra To- II NJ Fcrsin, ............... 275
andrews pace a !, 30 IT oraadaye, 5'xiOo;
Marks 10 v Sic al ..... --..-.-... f75
"o' ~ : Ne MerIiaa ..-......., ls.5OO
4 r. Brown and suotne, 10 4 irslerl, k..-..... 700
FaRSyH PTctcsi ayS and nd vie 70 Ma ~ 1900
die 70 q spiiigsted ......-... 1900
o'', tan ,,sract on 90 Hnqhes. 10000
Il wrf@ sl, 70 ~ q, .......... 49, 1000
and anot.es eN'ca9r- TO D Lyon - ,,;---.---.-.. ~
Same property Garsy 81 a. az 10 , AND also
NV cor OF ith.aye. ami locthst' loo12o' NJ 500
lo'I,at' AZ .Ier i'i' -. s6490
s-dist, saer : 10 s Osborne ri l7lso
i ase teI TO fis oosmin ct s4soo
o0'n-s,i III J. to ~ V Kpans - . 1850
lain et al Ia \ Sohaefer 90.
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Ciuiosno Nctiecs.T,

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. -
No II BROADWAY, NKw YORK, June :. 1885,
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-iiAI-f
~ PER CENT on The consolidated capital stock OF thls
ter 30. lHSb has Decn
clared payab at the once Of the company No "a ho'u
way. on am After july J. lrSi. ~
day Iune s. and reopened FRIDAY. july p 1856. at ~
o'clock a. D. W. MCN NlLiI AMS. .,..u
CENTRAL II. z. Co OF NrwJERsEY. !
10 LlEPRIYsT. EKW-Y, EK. June 9. lS-6.}
CONSOLIDATE ED NOR AGE COUPONS,
y due January (No. 45 will be pad Ifesent ton.
j. ". WATSON. Treasurer.
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Aorses auo Carriages.

A-WM II. GRAY. Established 1859.
wARERooMs NOS 20 and % woosTERsr.
vrcropIAs yIsAvIs cABRIOLETs.
Landaulets 'Ianials Broughams, Berlin Coaches.
TWOWIIEtIERs poo CARrS. PONY CARTS.
Depot Wagons Rumble and Canopy-top Phleton:
~ cxtT1s : l. JtRrY WAGONS, ROCKAWAYS,
Phaetons snkies Road Carts, Ggs,
WaQoneties, Top Phaeons Beach Wagons.
sTANHOPE Phactons anu Ggs. Top wagons
COUPE SIX-sEAT and CURTAIN ROckaways.
Dunuessa ViotoriaB Ladies' PhletOns
300 NEW CARRIAGES. VARIETY HARNESS.
100 OSFCOND.HAND CARRIAGES
reasonable prices
WILL ALSO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY Ferries in New-lork from foot Of Jay-st
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
llNEW.YORR NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. n,
Trains Harlem River station, corner l32d5t, and
Lincoln ave- Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
(reached by Third Avenue Elevated Rao l daily except
Sundays AT ei5. 75O 010 10 1855 IN. 2l0, Sb5 4i0,
Hunts Point west Farms Van Nest, West Chester.
Ttmpsons, Bay Chester pelham Bay. Barlow (City
Island Pelham Manor and NewRochele connecting at
the New YORK NewHsyen and Hartford Railr1ad shore
Line and Air Inc Divisions; New wCaIaan Hiddetown,
and Sued Branches and Boston and a points
East
Midnight for NewRochelle and all intermediate sta
tions at 2:lO a. m daily, except Mondays.
for New.iochce and all intermediate STA
IL and $50 the latter train coDneeting
New.oclce with trains 10 Grand Central DepUt anu
Stamford.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs c. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip. Pier No ~ r 4 at D. m and p M 5undays
excepted connecting at NewayeD With special trains for
MEkIDEN. HARrFuRh. spNINGrIkLp, HoLYOKE Z,
Tiokes sold and baggage chook cd At 4 Broadway,
Y and Courtst BrooKlyI Excursion to New Haven and
return 81 80.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
J. the EAsT:-A rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily tSunfars eroepcd) 10 Bostonat
(paror attached and II m. with palace sleep
Ing cas Sundays II with palace sleeping cars.
W. +.
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GcacEers.


4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern,
"A esscs supplied without charge TEACHERS rcgistcred
American school Bureau, West l+ib 81 y. l..
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES
~ AGENCY supplies Professors rgachert Tutor. GOV
'es sti 70 IGSsS YS S99 N FISK ht EaS @ GSoa Ay ar
A RELIABLE selection Of school circulars for
and 4tlsyc.
4 YALE graduate, an experienced aud sue
ton rs private uior Adde'S K. n. lIioun' Otlce. =
ENPER1ENCEDTU1 OR. graduate Of Coluin,-
desire, pupns during tle summer months tngISh
60 lee oicoacld in backward -ubcctl; satisfactory Iecr-
address II. T. C., lnoane once
HARVARD GRADUATE wishes tutoring fer
sum or in country Tnriecr,ents uiaie for wiz
Ter In Sew YcrS oir,cnrcs .iresient = ". Eliot Mr.
Joseph H. thoA'o % ~ ';' 80 "a a. re- so v. }ed q
III HES%E'S Teachers Agency removed 10
fa-uios CGrefu avcc IN coce Of best schools
! AIDES: Several drawng and painting;
Il irenoh. German and ingllsai cocdtion ana mi.ic,
WoMAN's kXCIiANGE AND TEACHERS BUREAU.
80 jthGNe.
rEO SCHOOLS and Acddcmies.-An cXperi
epced teacher ofnusc violin. Sc also French
and German se x position IN or near Ncw YORK i'y mar
r,d man Of middle age refers L. DR. s'nt employer
N''i' XY.z.r. o Box Cir Nev.Yors oty.
rV'HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
" d. ERi: 10 Astor.plaee. y. Y.
vVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BU-
w REAU 0or both xesl supplies Professors. Teachers
soos AND aea sd cosSeeoT eno
- .srr' - q LIVER ss' S'h-''R New-'orS c''v.
VALE GRADUATE wishes \ tntor a Young
Il during Ire summer good references Address
w.D l.. Box "a ~ IlyIsouth Conn.
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pressmaking.

nRESSMAKER wishes few customers by
~ the day A. l.. Tribune Uptown Ohice l.2jo B'wav.
nRESSMAKER. BY a thorough dressmaker,
~ whose specially is fine nng wses more customers
woud the furnish soam-tress Address
AMERICAN Tribune Uptown ONCE l25s Broadway.
nRESSMAKI\G.- dressmakcr wishes a
- few cus'omers by the day. Address 4. q. NJ,
Tribune Uptown once LBS broadway.
nRESSMAKING. - By tirst-cass dress
maker; will 20 ont by the dag highest references
Address q. Tribune Uptown Once. 1923 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10


STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NRw-YoRK. g.:
!. ALFRED H. TiMr-ON. Cashier Of the ahOve-namcd
so mny that the above true,
tie best OI my KNOWLEDGE ana OelirL
ALFRED II. TINPS ~. Cashier
Subscribed and before this sh dly Janc
Edwin h. COREY.
Notary uDic Acw.YOrk County.
COrrtct-Attcst:
JOHN 7. AGNEW,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, Directors
EDMCND D. RANDOLPH,
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T1ROY HOATS-CIrIZENs' LINE.

steamers CITY or TROY ard SARATOGA leave Pie.
a. North RIVER foot of ChrsOoho except
day ut +. sunday steamer touches 1t Alosny.
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Bankers ano Brokers.

ZIMMERMANN a. FORSHAI.
II BANK RS AND b }OKERS. /! WaNst, Ney-f ork.
Members of the New York Stock Exchange
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
On COMMISSION
Dealers Bullion. specie Foreign Bank Otes 'lc INC
GOLD ana SILVER BA rs for u " LLItRS bSr.
Exchange Europe. Deposits received subject 10 checK
and per cent interest allowed daily balances exceeding
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
Real estate Asents.

Tor Country and City Property on or near ninxS 1ne
L undson River go send 10 jon a J'AN pi|NiN
soN nsai Estate Agent Poughkcepsie' " l.
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Citp prop,rlp for Sale.


A TTENTION is CALLED TO those eitsans ~
~ hrs,.class houses Nos to ~ East sOtnsI APPSs
premises to owner. u ~. ~ ~, " " -
COR SALE.-A large property In the swamp
l. suitable 'or "MWLANpS WHITING. Bcekman.st
NOR SALE.-Fiye elegant and Thoroughly
dushed houses .tst Nos AZ arS;.y iJ a1S essnei
sn' n,n,or ~, sra eaterior tartcuarly desate' tel'
Moderate: widths fiom 10 10 n feet aNeIase uop" " W
t1tehsohs io" =" WV a. W HAMILTON, BnloeE
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
Gelp t0anif0
Giecmboats ano Railroads.
-TOSTOY AND NEW-ENGLAND.

~ Wafch I'M Narracin7eti Ilor Tar 7 lrDor.
STONINtiIJN LIN INSIDE ROUTE
steamers PER 30 North River one block
above Canal ST. at 800 daily, except SUNDAY; new
with parior cars reclining cas between steamer ;
landing and Boston without ciarg'.
Z. ". POrPLE. Gnneral Passangcr Aeent
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

There was again q large attendance n. IN.
Peal Estate Exchange yesterday. Durfax tho puh,.
hours fully 1900 persons entered the Dulldn9 Tn.
sales lastei Till O'clock The sale by Jane. l. Wsls
OF the Clos estate which described in TIE TsiRuxz
yesterday. brought tog ather q number Of bidder,
Among those present President Ciamann Who
bought number Of lots for 4 client. also H. lofvin
Arthur Clahn. Georgs s. les puasse. Hiram Irncy
Waldo Hutchings Dr. Parsons. y. r. Bailey and NJ,
Hayden The ahctioneer began tho sale by oT.r,p, po,
No 80 IN the Oi1 Albany road and Bteyayr: if w.s
bought together with the adjoining hroo plot. for s2S5
each city lot. by Christopher Denufh T. r. F,ireh,d
bought Plot No 81 for S225 Noe 90 ana % brouyb s1i
each, and Nos li5 to log S2lO to $3.50 rsspsctiy.Iv
TO IOJ brought an average Of 500 c9' ~ gh
No, 73 10 ss sold st an average 0f 500 city lot Mr.
ted Of the -alo as Il went re 80
OF the properly would be offered In October when ,bs
market II Is thought viii be In 4 settle; siae +,
was stated that Fordham Morris had offered too owne,
$1,000 FOR tne whOe thirty acres. AuctioD.ar 4
a. C. Centre similar hons', No l,G93 feYms, nave
solo for 700 10 George Smith the bidding VA far
active and tho prices .atfsc,oTy TO those cOscornsi
After those sales Mr.. Beeeker offered the wciknown
country house called Caste Eden, IA Nottavc; 4, sot
for $4,000 10 George Smith Aucfoneer Totn y -
Smyth sold tile premises nos 6O6, gpS and cid
brick stables IL sold for 300 To- Cooper Brrthers
There wa. lttlr real estatr . 4. cd for Al IN. her,,
meeting. The property "acred consisted u,o.lv q,
country houses; there q call FOR g0of payIn,
hat. to cost from $4,000 10 $1,000 store p.ap.rty IN
First Second fGird avrs and sOuih II ~xiy-afth-
ST.; also fourstOry private house. beWeen Madison
ind Fourth ayes.. Fiythrd an sxty-afst s,s nor 10
exceed $4,000 tnr e-story bricK and ran hu ur
story and basement dweling No 81 East i,hteenia
306 West FOriy-eighth-st. FOR $4,000; cottage IN
One-hnndrei-sni evcnty.fonrh-s; AMI CrIncsvr and
seven lots for $3.50; Plot of ground. 7Sx20o and
country house. twenty miles rom New-YOrk. IN Ber-
gen County. j., for $1,000; hotel IN Monroe Coun'T
Penn for $500; country s-a At Goshen. y Y. pos
lOOXlGO for 1000; ami mil and irm Oi forty five
RDCklauu =. vi - >
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european Advertisements.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
i Finest aud cheapest Meat EIavorrg Stock fot
eouis Made Dishes and sauc ~ ANIMAL saio
e,OOO. 900 jars.
(FBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Arirvalu1ble tono ia sncceas aDd q boon Tor
winch nations should feel grateful" 500 Medical
Press" Lanoet" 30.
Genuine only WITH tho fac slnile OF Baron Iiee,gs
tIxnsture IN Bne nS arross the laDel Inc tltle
"Baroa Lie5is" srd photo!rsph having been
lsrrsiy used By dealers with no connection Win
baron Liebig the public are informed that the
tIsbif Company alone can oDer tho article Win
Baron Iiobigs guarantee OF genuineness
IERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
i 70 be had Of all storskeepers Grocers ANA Chem
~. Sole scnts for the United states (whoesslo
Salyl g: pavia Co, Fsncaureh-Ave'' London
England
so,a vno -,ne by ysnes Smith Park Tltord Aoker,
Nc,ral q Condt McKesson H0boins. Thur0er. Whynnd
= o. fn.ncN II. Losgett z Co., and w. H. sehiehen q 20
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

The foowine business TT at the xcl,nge ana
Auction Room toTia5:
ByJGmcS l.. Uciis.
70 lots on Old Albany Post TOii. Bailey snt IN
dependenc..t. 2ith wari ynrous PARTIES. sl7l5o
BV 4. j. Bie,c.ers fDn q ~
| 4.story Fat with l0r 80 lGSi i.cxngtOn-ave. n "
Lcroy.st lot 27x76 G ce,'t,e:: .,....-.. 100,
| similar building with lot. No l,J5j Lexington ave
lct @7x50 O -n,itn ... 1900
ami is5th,t same Dayer ..,.....;......:.... 2eOoo
Plans = Il $3.50
on the Premises.
S.sory stabs with lease o. 3 10 ~. 40. 6n6 N 6i0
Wa,hin- -tOnsf vs.. OF Leroy =, 1913 = Xll6
eacL; Coope, Bro. ........ s7sn
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LEWIS WAY,
&. &. iTThitLEE.
u. +. NEWCOMER,
join HtRkOE,
vs.. ID. " NIN~OR.
JOIN LONBtR WELSH.
,IDit\ '. III IL iiieSDN.

DFPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
Ia COSTINEN1ALNA NATIONAL RANkOF kW.YORA
at the close the Sd day OF June 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

cOryrrG4r IT'S LAW AND ITS Is ,,nrsry prop
W. ls~v.x,R W,ha Eihorraphy ci lAtef c, ~ ~,
INV ~ glorvArD sotBsRG. 40. pp. oo' o'"'0 u
"a pub.,.hers' Weekly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-24
HEAVY.
The Condition of Yesterdays
Stock Market.
QUIET IN THE MINING MARKET.
Chicago Grain, Produce and Live
Stock, Railroads, L pndOn Wool
Money, Etc.
Sew York stook Ernrket.

New York. September 23.-Govern-
meut bonds, dull and lirm.
The strength of the present stock mar
ket was exhibited to Il remarkable eX
tent to-day, for although the fina
declines are IN a majority tonight
speclal stocks show handsome gains
and this II The face of immense pressure
to sell Foreign spec0la ors sold every
thing tbs morning, butespeCiaily Read
ing ami LackaWanna, which two stocks
furnisheI nearly half The total of the
first hour, and they continued 10 be the
feature throughout the day. The extra
ordinary foreign selling was met by u
somewhat larger domestic buying The
highest prices were generally redched in
the early part of the last nour, but
heavy realzauons closed the market
generally p shade der the opening
For the first time since the present rise
began, the market opened lower, tue
declines from last evenings final fig-
u1es ranging from e to Il. Reading
and Erie were intensely active in rhe
first hour, and both were strong, while
the general market sagged OFT small
fractions, but alter the tirSr hour rh4
was an almost continuous Improvement
until toward the close, wnen pr Cce
moved off rapidly, and the market
closed heavy. Most OF the stock are
lower tonight but in no instance for
more than u per cent. while Enc and
San Francisco preferred are up IA.
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london Won

LONDON, September "a The $50.
sales to-day, there Was al active &c
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mand atfull rates. The details of to-

mand full rates. The details of to-
day 8 sales are as follows:
ElctOria-Ssles 2,8ON bales; secured
l0d q Is lHd; secured locks and
pieces 100 @ Is SID; greasy Sd q Is
211d; greasy locks and pieces gid @
91&d; fleece, Is Id q Is I'D.
New South Wales-Saies 300 bales:
secured lid q Is SID; secured locks
and pieces Is u a Is I'd; greasy Sd a
1lAd; greasy locks and pieces 7%d
q Is Cd. N ~
South Australian-Sales1 I. 800 bales.
secured 10d q Is lOHd; secured locks
ard pieces 1Od @ Is 915d; greasy 71ld q
3D.
Qneeusland-SaIes 900 bales: scoured
Is Oh a 2 0 q; secured LOCKS and pieces
lid @ is SID; greasy 81 a l. Sd.
New Zealand-S 5 200 bales
secured lO1ad a Is SGD; secured locks
and pieces 91ld DIS 81; greasy nd q Is
0Md; greasy locks aud pieces I'd q
11]zd.
Uape of Good Hope and Natal-SaIes
500 bales; secured 1115d @ Is Sd 4;
greasy sd @ 9]zd; snow white Is I'd q
Is SGD.
Falkland Sales 1900 bales.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, September %.
Whea'-Weak. lower; cash, 1871
October "a; May "a.
Corn-Weaz, lower; cash, 37L
October, 377s; May 4394.
Oats-Weak; cash, 25H; October
2524; May 3l1z.
Whisky LII.
Pork Weak; cash, $50; October
9621z; November 9.5T4.
Lard-Steady; cash 7.2O; October
6.10; Noy ember 65.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Easy; October 1874; Noyem.
Der 7554; May 83T.
Corn-IrregGldr; October 373z; No
yember 800; May 43 1-16.
Oats-Unchanged
Rye-Quiet, Az.
Barley-Easy, o6M a 81.
Whisky-17.
Short RIBS, 99j; shoulders, coo G
6.1O: shor, clear 10 q 7.l5.
Pork-Irregular; October 9 IS.
Lard-Irregular; October 8 10.
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STOCK
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Uhioago Live stock.
CHICAGO, September

CHICAGO, September ..
Cattle-Receipts, HOO; shipping
steers, $50 pounds. $50 % 5 80; stock
ers and feeders. 2IO a $50; through
Texas cattle strong; COWS, IG5 a $50:
steers, 2.75 G. 3.45; western rangers
firm; natives aad half breeds, 80 "a
400; cows, 2 80 q 50; wiutered Texans.
800 q 3.55. Sales -Moutana-Texans
LOO pounds. 3 50; Wyoming, IIOO to
100 pounds, $40 q 3.65; Wyoming.
Texans O00 pound. 3.25.
Hogs-ReceIp;s, 2l,0UO; active. 5
lower; rough and mixed. 400 q 4G5:
packing and shipping, 400 O. 495; light,
3 % O. 4.65.
Sheep-Receips 1900; strong; ma
tiVes, 30 @ 400; western, 3.20 a
$40; Texans 30 q 80; lambs, $40 a
500,
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New YorG dining Market.

NEW York, September 23.-Mining
shares were quiet. Taylor Plum4s suIo
IS, Hale and NOrcross at 1.25. Kappa
hammock at 8, otormont at II. Little
Chief at 45, Homestake at IS, anu
Ontario at 26.
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New YORK. Septelnl

NxW YoRK, September 23.-8~r s,iv
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Money Marker.

San FRANCISCO, september %.
Drafts, Is @ 20.
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The Liverpool Graz" ts~.e
LIVERPOOL, Sep-"u.uer -.

Wheat-In poo demard; CIV so
2 winter. IS I'd dull: new NJ. . si;7ng
IS sid, dun.
Corn-In poor demand October aud
November, A. 4]9d, steady.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-09
ORGANIZATION COMPLETED.
The Knights of Labor at Richmond. Va,
GcttinC Down to Businr,s

RICHMOND, Va. oct 9-Upon returnin.
from the afternoon session of the convention
Thursday Grand Master " orkman Powlerlv
was surrounded by half dozen correspond
ent> at Fords hotel and pressed fer news
But little, said the chief of the knights OF
Labor. has bern done YES. the Morrison
case has been settled and Morrison has been
rejected The grand master workman
added: Yes, the convention sustained the
3Hn leather operatives of district No - of
Massachusetts who are locked ont The cot
ton operatives of Georgia who were locked
out because dom men struck were also
sustained by the convention The EMPLOYERS
of these pe, pie threaten to put them out of
the houses they occupy You can say. too.
that the journeymen plumbers of New York
are sustained IN their fight against tn,
bosses
Organization was completed at the session
Friday, the unfinished portion OF the report
of the committee on credentials being form
ally adopted All the six delegates from st
Louis were admitted 1t took an hour aud
half to distribute the delegates badges, which
are uniform and intended TO supplant the
local badges worn hv most of the delegates.
The badges are of heavy blue satin. two by
SIX inches in size, with this inscription in
gold, covering the face: Representative To
the general assembly X of l..
Oct I. lS>6, Richmond, Va In
the center Is the seal of the order and
upon it in carmine ink is printed the number
of the badge The badge has a heavy gold
fringe at the bottom, and is decorated at the
top with gold star an inch in diameter,
while small clasp holds it on the garment
where worn. Mr. Powderly drew badge No
40
Friday afternoons session was devoted b
reports Of general officers and the appoint
ment of committees Th" report Of the grand
master workman having been published it
was not rad
EoSTuN, Oct s.-A Richmond Va, sI,ecial
to The Herald says Mr., Powderiv was asked
Thursday night about the report from Mon
treal that delegates are going there To sub
NIT 10 the Knights of Labor IA constitution as
revised by Archbishop Fabre, To- which the
general master workman is alleged to have
pledged his support. Mr.. Powierly replied,
rather petulantly; There j. nothing in the
world the matter. | can't see hon the people
can send out such things
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-09

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