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Total bush. ..3,9s4239
\. In bond and ont OF bond,

In bond and ont OF bond. -, 90 ,ooc =.
ks at Marseies NOV. H. 1856 was
1915 bushels with 2l6S25 bushels imported and 40
bushels week The stocks in and out OF bond are
very small NJ Lefebre Iarnnot French authority, est-
requirements OF France and the United kindom IN
the 1867 for foreign wheat and Hour at
bushels than In 1886.
c. ., ,hs German Emnire 1850 TO 1855 rye wheat and
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bad thing but DR. rieross xsvos DSYfsi usS
% ami ~ which snbittsr Ne lives s - 49,
OF drugxbts
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SPIRITS OF TUPENrINR.

sAyAyxAu Dec. 2-Turpentine dull AZ 50 nc.
WILMINGTON Dec. 2.-Iurpentine nrm Al SIC
CuAnl.EeloS, Dec. 2.-Turpentine firm Al % &C
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The Housckeepcr's Complaint

r p,erces Pellets cure sick aud bilious heAuAcac sow
and a bilious attacks
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec (speetap-The stock Of provisions made
pnoic today by the inspector shows only 944I oarre Oh
ne" OF regular pork here against 1850 barrels OF
PORK last year at this time The statement also SHOWS o'
barrels OF old" pork against 49,05s old last year n
l22O5CS2 pounds Of ribs against 246oo000 pounds last
year. Provisions opened active January PORK sar'eu
Sill Tile advance in pork active but wheat sun ie ~
MARKET The May option which was " o&t 100
yesterday when at the top sold today az oot
cents The big local bears were undouoVouv seei'
and u Ia believed that Jones' who has pfopaoy s
largely ss any body also seller lho ~ 81,
las 30 oryaened that Nc presenc. OF y, INC
great local tradefs really not hecded ne ,aK Ia uie
wheat PIT was that y W. Clarke AID % 70 ao"a'b us
the largest buyers of wheat Biega q 20
who have been leading bull movement were To-Day AVIS
ing customers realize NAT" Jones pctty ceitainy
realized ON his long January pork SOLO up 10 FL
and closed at sl Is At Corn sold up 70 80 20 or
the highest price this bulge Inc professional
com specialists said that there was good
deal OF realizing. but tho PIT showed no
sign OF II. In tho short afternoon board the same
activity prevailed that shown In tho forenoon Norton
worilngton stuffed the corn crowd by buying grea,
deal OF at 43 for MAY and then shortly afterwad
selling literally att5, cent: for The same option C.
up the name OF Jones' Mccormick konnett and also The
cewss following beeysd are ssii long The close was
30 May wheat A3l943s cen 70 for May
corn and $ll 10 Tor xnuary pork
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Tho bulsh temper in the wheat market which has been
gradually gathering force developed Itself In large and excited
transactions yesterday although the extreme advances mere
did not reach the extent the Chicago rise over OoOooo
bushels exchanged hands the option ne January the fav
ore delivery alone being dealt in to the extent OF over
accomplished 100000 bushels being taken by shippers with
some larger engagements reported elsewhere Prices were up
uy lGl cents The options stimulated by the heavy
shipping demand well by the cold and stormy weather
when expected 10 check receipts nj the West ana Dy strong
foreign markets. An extreme advance OIL 1917 Genus was
reached but the forced covering OF shorts removed arse
element Oh support from the speculation so that
tendency was developed In the late trading The trade Is
advSnce but the belief In better figures later on Is stu strong
Inc market closed barely steady but with net gains OF LOT
December At 80 and cent for January at 81 FEBRUARY
at 4 and May at 95as cents
The booyany OF wheat lent strength to the other grains
though there independent favorable reports as to inc
bushels we're taken for The options aftr spirited
rise e PACK tribe and closed heavy bus prices were cent
higher as ioows December 4a January AZ February on
May ga cents Cash re stronger but neglected
Dy Shippers the options for December at 54h ana
January az 80 and cent for May at 81 cents Only mod
lsuon continued advancing scale Closing gains were
scored OF points for December at So 90 FOR January ~
30 o. ~h Ap W TO- for February &C ~ o. ana points
ior ~ Ich ~ 81 "a and May a. So 81 81,
ne ceips OF grain and nonr yesterday ri NeW.l ork
ianeiphia baltimore and Boston were as follows: Whea
sZslz Dushes corn 1885 bushels oats 90 ISe bushes
totai gram 4OIl95 bushels -four 4S314 barrels AZ chi
e.go Mlwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals were; Wheat
4tooo bushels corn 100 oOo bushels oats DusheiS
tots sIaii' os'.Il4 bushels; Hour. 0OO3 barreIs
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CLOSING Prices OF PHfLAD sLPHii SrOOYS
THURSDAY, Dec. 2-P. VI,


By aid of the United States Treasrers statement OF
assets and liabilities of November 80 1886, compile
the suboned comparisons of the Treasurys conditions at
the dates named The actual cash held in the vaults OF
the Treasury OF outstanding certificates exclu
sve fractional silver con) and the deposits In National
banks was increased during the month Of November
SsOs SIC; but the net available balance was reduced
49, 6s9644 by transfer to the fund held for the re-
dempuon of National bank notes In place OF matured
bonds of So O7 and of nearly $1,000 900
in the ordinary current liabilities.
During the month there accumulation OF
81 coo, 900 gold representing about the amount OF I'M
ports but against that the net Issue Of certificates was
only 90 200 OOO that the gold balance s augmented
S40OOO0 and Sl7 100000 greater than on November
80, 1885. The gold held Is only S2500000 greater
than November 30 1883, but the outstanding cert-
Gates a 81 5. $1,000 has
The legal tender balance reduced during the month
81 100000 by loss Of 81 800 900 in notes, less reduc
ton OF 81 10000 in amount OF outstanding certificates
Compared with November 80 1888, the notes on hand
now are 700 900 less, and the outstanding certificates
are $4,000 900 less hence the balance is $3sooOOo
smaller.
During the month the stock Of silver dollars increased
So 900 about 5000 less than the months coinage)
and silver bullion 100000; total increase of silver dol
lars and bullion 81, 29O 900. But the issue OF silver
tifcaes increased S520O000, giving an increased
silver circulation for the month Of S29lO000 1.-THE differ
ence). plus the months coinage CS2 6O0.OOO OF about
S55OOOOO: The silver condition as compared Win WIN
November 30 1SS5 shows increase OF silver III the
Treasury $4,000 600; an increase OF outstanding sill
yer certificates OF 81 100000 hence increased silver
balance S71000O0 II estimate the years coinage
at $50 600 it appears at about S23 0000 900 OF sill
aud silver certificates have passed into general cir
culaton during tie last twelve months
The following the statements OF November ~,
1886. and October 80. 1885:
LIABILITIES.
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Good ordnarv........ 6t Low Mttdlins...'-... af
ST. Good Ordinary -. 1915 Mddlins ....... 90
The opton market advsnciof point on frmer
accounts FROM Liverpool and mild ruled firm all day clos
ing sol points for tho day Sales. 74oO Daiea
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BONOS AND BANK STOCKS.

Bank Of New-York
20. 100
Fourth Natnl Bank
100. ..... IA
Virginia 6s dei'o
Trust Receipts
10000. .......l3i2
n Car Special Tax
5000. q
South Carolina 6s
Non .Fundable
5000. ia
Tenn settlem't Ss
10000. .......79
Atlantic q Pacific
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Supplementary 10 the general statements above the io
lowing gives the particular condition OF gold legal ten
ders and silver of November 80 1885, and Of October 80
and November 80, 1856:
Coin and bullion Outstanding
hand certificates Net gold.
Nov. 80 1885 S26l 945576 SlO5,554Og2 S4639l 1856
Oct. 80 1856. 246S32 l48 204 800 15S537 ~
Nov 80, 1886. 204 45O,sj4 0O52O,o33 163930.22l
LRCALIENDERs.
Outstanding
Notes on hand. certificates. Net notes.
Nov. 80. lSS5..-- S43290642 Sl7.655.O00 S257336t2
Oct 30 lbS6..-...- 3SlO13O5 7,l40,0O0 30y67, 800
Nov. 80 looG..... 3O,67s. 1888 7,O25,OOO 2v648,lso
SILVER
Nov. 30 Oct 30 Nov. 80.
1856.
Dollars hand 50S0s 1882 93l 23l slS49ll9 3S
Bullion ON hand.-.- 3.5sJv56 3,307049 409l.5s3
Total. .slG9l5l.y74 slsG7Se $50 sls9oo3.S2l
Outstanding ccrtn- - -
Gates.
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Net silver s7G.i40332 $s6.432 $50 S834S3.oO4
The days stock speculation, like thnt OF the preceding
two days, ieyerish and irregular. To-day IL st
Paul stock which was the leader In the market and by
its rapid advance accompanied by large transactions I'M
parted tone and character 10 the general list the stock
dealt In To the extent Of lO2 900 shares NEARLY 2Oper
cent Of the total number OF shares dealt I'M,
and after opening at 81 gan advance of Is per cent
steadily To 96 and closed stronger than the general
list at 9Jos The movement bore the appearance OF
simple cunning for shorts because IL is not expected
that the return II earnings fer the fourth week
ison either with the week OF 1885 1884 Union
Pacific opened L. per cent higher than last evenings
closing figures Gs a. and that figure proved TO be the
highest OF the day the fluctuations between that figure
and Sos frequent enough 10 satisfy the speculative
66ts after transactions In $1,000 shares. Reading
opened up per cent. and again SOLD las as
in weak and In closing 4S7s 1t was within Per
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1OVEKEMENf BOND&
Actual Sales. Closini

Total shares sold. .:...:...., :::::.:;
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=. EMILE Leblanc.
Secretary.
No. 50.

An ordinance %levying taxes for the year 1886
amounting III the a--rrgit, t. Ten mills on
the Dollar. and providing for the colltc-
ton of the same.
SECTION |. BE it ordained hy the Mayor
and Trustees IT the town Of lhihodauN in
Council assembled.
That for the calendar wear ina" Domiii
Eighteen Hundred and Ei-hty-Six there are
hereby levied taxes. amounting Ill The age
gate 10 ten mills on the Dollar Of tie asses
>ed valuation nfall .,ro,"rtv situated within
the limits Of the town 1T Thih"daux except
such a. is expressly exempted from taxation
by the on tit'itiau OF TINS STATE.
Sec. ;. Be II further ordained. etc. That
purposes and III tne following proportion to-
Wit
First seven and one half mills on the
Dollar are levied 10 carry on and III tlntain
the government OF the Corporation and pay
its current expenses.
Second Two and one half mills on the
Dollar are levied for the establishment, main
ttnance and support "fthe public schools III
the town.
Sees BE It further ord aimed, etc. That
the said taxes b" assessed aud collected III
fed i'll existing ordinances OF the town.
Passed at the session of the Council, for tht
town Of Til odauA, held Tuesday. Angus,
3rd, 1886.
J. L. AUCOI3,
T. +. Leblanc, Mayor
Secretary.
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Registration Notice.
Office Registrar Of Voters.

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,an,l,a7ad 49,, H. ali r,,a,. .'i' !"
10y. .l.ns.l 4h.;r ,,..n.,s ~ . ~. - 49,
wa,J mi L,,. H.. .ihan,, ,,,da -, ~. Din
R.aks. ~ -
Cnnrt House Tl,bo1anx from se,t i,
70 uthL inclusive. -
ri, prrcin,t I.,r onrche Crossino-,+
p I.Il,n,t. STAR. NonI,v sant I5,b =
5th p,cc;nf ~ G,ssius s.nr.. Tn.sd,r
S.,,t llth '
III prr,inct III Cled4mapt Tb;b,3,,x
Wednesday nrruinu Sent. 18th at Inuis
.zin N,rtinfs WI nn.1,v ny.n;n, San, X
7th Beginner ~ kroz,n R,Lin'. "rLnrsl.r
morniuu Scnt 18Th at Mrrv,Ile R,na.s
THURSDAY ,yrnino. Scnt l6t,, NJ Dal,n,s
KohicLaux :, EridnV ,nnrninr Sam I,h
Sth prerinrt ii Thn,,,s .hI,n.Is E,i,ar
evening Sem Eth at IncEnnrr - = ~
R,r,;ns: st,r. S,,rr,.r So 1e,i,
an Precinct ut N, Del,nne'. store Mon.
lay morniur. Sent. o01h. Am1da Rre,ux,
store NnnJ.v av,n;nr Sn,+ ao,h = : -
yauh,is Icdets Tuesday ,nornin@ Sent 81
o1na Ere,1nrt m j. Tomassis stora
Tuesday erenino Scnt oIst ~ Dn.os r.
"Wednesday mor,ina. SIM .,nI .t mr. NOV
Frank Parra's. Wednesday .yeu'.. sent 81
23rd Precinc, : at or near ,Janyi.r Gnalrv.s
residence. Thursday. SEM. %
2lst Precinct at Haranr Bros store. Fri.
day morning. sept. .ltl,.; at /. Radeaux,
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Interesting Experiences.

Ui,nm Cameron. Furniture Dealer
of ''"irtphnS. Ga, tells hts experience,
III >:..Fnr three yearsha9e tried every
lts, III on the market for Stomach
an,l III ;uev ID >nrdar~. bnt got no relief
uulii used Electric Bitters. Took
IL, ~iot'lr> ana am now cared. and
II K ~ rtric Hitttrs the Best Blood
T., li"l il the w"rll'-Majnr a. b.
i. , i. If WIS., Liberty. XIV. used Elec
III %Ifrfrt- for an Old Standing kidnry
aH.rftnrau saws "\otllin. ll,~ ever
t"tt me 81 atIch ~ III a E-lrritlr iHt-
t,t," Sns.! at Il: ! cents \; hnt, y
J +" t-~nl'y, CD A
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.NS. lEi.

Amending ortin tnce flf, passed May 70, 1883.
BE il enacted ", f#1t ~>trtitn m amen
dri bv addin. after kil-etirll = allatton
provided tItt al chat section of >iI hi
trict lying between the Bru>lre tiuiliot road.
and the Nehrr plantation. fronting Oh Bayon
l.atnurchc. aun eNtcndln. back 30 arpents,
Shall be designated a. ~uh. District Ne. !.
Be it further enacted &r. lhaf the com
mlSsioncrsot District NJ. | I" requested and
authorized 20 pay to the c"it. ml>sionerS OF
SIh. District No. | The 'lnuutt ct the taxes
paid hy the inhabitants thereof into the
Drainage fund.
Adopted ii the session OF the Police Jury
Of July 18th lSSo.
IL. y. COTL0N.
President.
Z EMILE LERLANr.
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li} inclusive

A.1Iplllt.cs over assets
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GENERAL FUND.

+. SAMOAN. Treasurer, i'll account with the
Parish of Lafourcle, report from July 1856,
to August LIST. 1856.
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A. Riggs & Bro. CiStern Makers
247 Delord street n. 0. Send for
price
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l.. EMILE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
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2056 81
Respectfully Submitted, /

2.,l1 -eo&-,l. ~
, 1886-09-02
Beach Wins.

LONDON, Sept. THE weather was
brilliant and most favorable for the race.
The tide was fast and the right direction.
with wind very light. not even a ripple on
the water. The crowd was the greatest
that ever gathered along the Thames
course. Both men appeared punctually.
but the start was delayed by n number OF
small craft which encountered the course.
When given the signal, Teemer was row
ing thirty.six strokes to the minute, and
was the quickest at starting, but Beach
was pulling a thirty eight stroke. and
caught up with him almost instantly and
in a short time led him by half a length.
At Walden's, Beach had increased the
lead two lengths. Teemer here spurted
with the utmost gameness, hut without
avail. Beach, without increasing the rate
of his stroke. kept an advantage and at
Hammersmith bridge was Tour lengths in
advance. Teemer was then rowing a hope
less stern race, though still working
pluckily to lessen the distance between
him and the Australian. From this point
Beach almost padded home, winning
with consummate ease by ten lengths.
Authorities declare Beach to be the
greatest sculler hat has ever been seen in
England. He looked to day as though he
could row ten miles al racing speed. Bet
ting on Beach was 2 to | at the start. but
this increased when the @ reached
Hammersmith bridge to 20 to !. The
time of the race was % minutes and so
, 1886-09-02
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Hanlan defeated Courtney in the boa
race at Rockaway beach yesterday after
noon.
Algeria is almost in a state of reyol,
against France, and the troops stationed
there are mutinous
The public debt statement shows a re.
duction OF about a million and a quarter
dollars for the past month.
An a~rtesian well at Belle Plain. Iowa.
o%verfiowed the town yesterday. A cone
OF boiler iron is to be sunk to stop the
flow.
1t is reported at Berlin that the en-
peror will strike Prince Alexander. OF
Bulgaria, from his rank in the Prussian
army.
The American schooner Highland
Light, has been seized for fishing within
the three mile limit off Prince Edwards
island.
Col. Wilson, suspended postmaster of
Savannah. Ga. has refused to give up
the Office to his successor, Capt. G. W.
Lamar.
Zankoff, the Russian who wa the lead
ing spirit of the recent revolution, has
been arrested at Sofa, and the revolution
airy forces disarmed.
The Prince of Hesse, father of Prince
Alexander, declares that Bulgaria will re-
slst Russian occupation, and that HOSTILE
ties would compromise the peace OF the
empires.
, 1886-09-02
No Mora

New YORK, Sept Three hundred
Mormons arrived on the Wyoming" was
a message frcm Castle Garden that woke
up Emigration Commissioners Starr aud
Stephenson yesterday morning. These
anti Mormon citizens made up their minds
to make things hot for the 300 Mormons,
and they hastened to Castle Garden.
When the Wyoming's passengers were
landed all the gates were closed and no
one was permitted to go out or to enter
the rotunda. At the registration desk the
commissioners asked each man or woman
Individually where he or she was going.
Five modest looking English girls were
nearly thrown into Mysteries when told the
kind of life they would lead in Utah.
Over 100 of the emigrants were detained
and will be sent back as paupers, unless a
bond for $500 is given in each case, as
security that they will not become de-
pendent upon the city or county. Com
missioner Starr said: we have been
criticized in regard to admitting polyga
mists here. We have determined to take
a step that no other commission ever
dreamed of mean, not recognizing
church immigration by wholesale only, but
individual immigration. guess we won't
have many Mormons landed at Castle
Garden again in a hurry. We have the
law on our side this time
, 1886-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Montreal
special says: A circular was received
from Ottawa yesterday morning. by the
custom authorities at this port in refer
ence to the coasting trade between the
United States and Canada, and which, if
enforced, will put a stop TO American
vessels not properly registered, carrying
cargo between Canadian ports. This cir
cular is to the effect that owing to the
numerous seizures recently made by
officers of the special agents branch, it is
believed that great laxity exists on the
part of collectors and other officers in
connection with traffic carried on by small
boats between Canadian and foreign ports.
Greater vigilance in enforcing the laws is
insisted on, and special attention is called
to the fact that it is unlawful to import
goods from any place out OF Canada in
any vessel not duly registered and with a
certificate Of registry on board. Only
British vessels or those belonging to for
eign powers who are IN treaty with Great
Britain, the circular further states, can
compete in the coasting trade of Canada,
and in future vessels from the United
Statss-there being no treaty now with
that country-must not be allowed to 90
from one Canadian port to another for
cargocs.
, 1886-09-02
Extent of the Earthquake.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-Prof. Men.
denhall, of the signal service, who has
made a study of earthquakes for many
years, and has felt a severe one in Japan,
says that of last night, while not especi
ally severe, was nevertheless the worst he
ever experienced. He expresses surprise
at the wide extent Of the phenomenon.
and thinks it likely that when reports are
all in, it will be found that the area af-
fected is larger than that of any previous
earthquake of which there is a record.
Upon a globe ten inches in diameter, he
says, one can usually cover the area of an
earthquake, even a severe one-with the
end OF his little finger; but this one seems
to have affected half a continent. and we
don t know how much more.
, 1886-09-02

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal,
is natures own true laxative. This pleas.
ant California liauid fruit remedy may be
had of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
50 cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches. colds and
%fevers; to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-09-02

LEAvENwoRTH. Sept 1.-The bridge
spanning the Missouri river at Fort Leav.
enworth was burned to night, entailing a
loss of over $4OO. 600. The fire originated
at the west end OF the bridge, and the
wind drove the flames on until the entire
wood work and trestle approach on the
Missouri side were consumed. 1t wasim-
possible Tor the firemen to render any as
s%istance in putting out the flames. This
is the only means which the Chicago,
Rock Island x Pacific have OF reaching
this city.
, 1886-09-02

The Wyoming Fair.
The entry books of the Wyoming Fair
ASSOCIATION are now open for persons
desiring To exhibit at the coming fair.
Persons intending To exhibit should
send their list OF entries and application
for space at once to the assistant secretary,
as the entry book closes at 7 p. IN. Sept.
IA. No entries will be received after
that hour. except in speed classes.
Persons making the earliest entries will
avoid the confusion and iush attending
closing hours before the fair.
]. II. Grow.
Assistant Secretary.
Room II, Commercial Block.
Office hours from 10 a. m. to A p m,
and from 2 to 10 p. m
, 1886-09-02

and town time pieces of Columbus, Miss.
were stopped last night by the earth.
quake, and the authorities telegraphed
Mobile this morning for the time of day.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1.-Two more
earthquake shocks were felt here to-day.
one at 1924 a. m. and the other at 5 p. m.
They were slight.
, 1886-09-02

Ias-Topographical and Mechanical
D~rauvhting Plans, Estimates and Con
tracts for all Engineering work. Also
Contractors for all kinds of Excavating,
Road Making and Irrigating Canals.
Fumes, Bridges, Culverts, Drainage
aud Water Works.
Call or write and obtain our terms be-
fore making engagements. Information
sheerfully given. Address p. o. box 3lS
, 1886-09-02

For oils, salts. pills, and all kinds of bitter.
nause us medicines Is the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy Syrup OF Figs. Re.
commended by leading physicians. Menu
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Co, San Franci-co. For sale by w. n.
Hunt. 1919 EddY street.
, 1886-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept l.-Cattle-Receipt
10000; all below best l0G20c lower;
shipping steers, a50(nl, 800 pounds,
81 5O(a4 90; stockers and feeders, 500
@35 50; cows, bulls and mixed, $l.25G
3 %; bulk. 81 20(d2 40; through Texa,
cattle l5c lower; steers, 50. Goa 3l5
cows, 81 25(a2.60; Western rangers
common, almost unstable; natives an(
half breeds, 50 85(d4 90; cows. 81. 50(d
2.75; winteredT Texans, 50 T0(a3.15.
Shcep-Receipts, 1000; market slow
natives, 81 OO(d4O0; Texans, 81. 75(a
2 Is; lambs, -. O0(a4 so.
, 1886-09-02

PmADELrHIA, Sept l.-Mcts, =;
Athletic, 6.
DETROIT, Sept. New York, 3; De-
troit, IL.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. philadelphia,
II; Kansas City, =.
CHIcAdo, Sept. Washington, D;
Chicago, 10.