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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-02

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ON the above date to the ISLANDS Of
BOOTUBAY, leaving those at Capital or SOUR.
rel Islands that do not for Ocean Trip. AID
will then proceed to the Fishing BANS where three
hours will be given for fishing.
$500 will be paid for the heaviest merchsntabe
fish caught 90 90 will be paid for the first ner-
charitable fish caught. $lp will be paid for the
smallest Goldfish caught sio0 will be paid for the
most in number caught by person.
RADGLIFFE'S ORCHESTRA will furn-
ish mu.ic the boat, and will give an hours con-
cert at Squirrel, also dance At the Chase House
Dance Hail, II the hail can BE- procured
DINNERS can be had AT the Chase House or
Island House. Full five hours will be given at the
Islands.
| The Excursion will be under the management of
b. 4. Cox of the Iambard and Cox Excursions
The tides serve Just right so that the boat will
| leave Augusta, sharp AZ a. NJ, Halloweli $50,
! Gardiner 4 south Gardiner, tBradstreet's wharf
! 20; Ceder Grove 40 Richmond :; Bath $50.
RETURNING, will leave Squirrel Island at 3,sa
arriving in Gardiner about :, and Augusta p. m.
/ giving a fine moonlight sail up the river.
| LOOK At THE LOW RATES OF FARES
| From Augusta. Hallowcl, Gardiner, south Gardi
ner tn the Islands and retHrn. only 20 cents; From
Cedar Grove and Richmond. 80 cents, From Bath
/ 20 cents 25 cents extra TO 20 out on the fishing
/ trip. Boat furnished frec.-Lnes can be hired OF
| J. ). Lambari, Gardiner on the boat
thowdeT and other Refreshments on the boat
/ .ept2d2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork wednesday, Sept 11.-BEEVES-Re
1Oi carloads OF 77g heads carloads direct 10 East
tie slaugherers % carloads at Weehawken for export
alive single carload OF local cattle at G0h-s and (in.
Guiding carloads 70 GriVe) o. carloads at Jersey CITY,
The feeling at start little nrm for all grades
Native cattle and Good ~ Choice Steers sold fraction
bher than ON Monday but Of the cattle yarded
a and before the finish the advance was lost all grades
closing duh and the yards not fully cleared.
carloads OF Coarse Colorado Steers a. So 7Oas3 O5
PORES. 10 Native Steers at SO z0qS4 IS Dry Cows
ana Heifers al 75G SO 20 and stays az 81 1O1
"a 20 and Bulls at 81 75ds2 30
hipments today include G2j cattle and 1850
OF beef on the Greece, 1920 quarters in the City OF
pennsyvania Is TO be laden with sos cattle for Meyer
Houseman Tho orinoeo is also expected to sail for
bermuda Thursday with 81 cattle and "a sheep.
Montreal SHIPMENTS for the week ending keptember
are lust received aud include Sl4 cattle and SOB sheep
ON the Corona London S26 cattle and 1872 sheep on
Huron FOR Liverpool $40 cattle the Concordia, and
100 cattle on the Siberian for Glasgow, making total
from that port OF g. TIA cattle aud 3s3 sheep
The Glasgow market had recovered last adyices
from depression OF the past two weeks but the London
ana Liverpool markets are reported lie higher than last
week Haze for Good TO Choice Steers estimated
weight sinking the ona. - , a,..,-,
n Eppstein, the experienced clerk and confidential
agent OF Mr. Goldsmith. returned from his European trip
on the Etruria last Saturday and az the stocards TO-
ScGuantances. He sold 600 cattle shipped by Mr. Gold
smith, while in Great Britain, Just 10 keep from getting
rusty did the Paris Exposition and had time 20 be sick Al
Frankfort besides He looks little weather beaten ana
thin but 6 ready 70 buckle down 90 work again 1000 .
avsas 81 q 81 per- SC is
do 1918 ~ "a 90 IL do. 1t8a n at - 10; do, 12os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
LATEST STYLES IN FURNITURE.

James A. Seward & Co.. succeeding the old and we'll
known firm Of Warren Ward 4 Co.. Nos. and East
Twenuetst have this fall advanced long way in their
selection goods for the trade previous season.
To tho novelties OF their design and make they have
added choice selections from other leading manufacturers Of
country particularly in the East and at the time
an selling than marveSlousy low prices less by far
than prices Of former days style and effect
left entirely Of question. The handsome bedroom
suits are mahogany finished in nearly natural color
with a unique design for glass ftame-with laiies
toilet table included In the suitor in dark oak al the
same prlcas but they stll hold old plain subsan
ts designs Of heT style aud finish that have always
Teen 50 much sought stte In dining furniture oak
and mahogany have tha first call with prices t. suit
ones purse for tie moderate plain goods for the
wealthy and fasusious richly carved substantial and
COSTLY goods At this OF the the firm
attention to upholstery department which has always
been noted for its superior quality OF goons ana THIS year
the warelooms are flied with designs and devices Of
elegant workmanship. Buyers Of furniture make no mis-
ske In trading with this house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
WELLDIRECTED CLEMENCY.
MITIGATION OF THE SENTENCE OF COMMANDER
p. f. HARRINGTON.


p. f. HARRINGTON.
There was air of satisfaction among Navy officers
in this nelghborhOod yesterday after they had read
of the action of Secretary Tracy in the of Com
mander Purnell F. Harrington who was In command
of the cadet cruising ship Constellation when she
went ashore off Cape Henry June Is. For this he
was court martalled the sentence being suspension
from duty for two years watng-Orders pay, with
a recommendation of the court to clemency. seere-
tary Tracy in view of the high character and pro-
fessionaI abitys of Commander Harrington approved
the findings of the court and mtgated the sentence
TO suspension from duty TO one year.
1t IS observed that the sentence is unlike those
which have been approved in other instances in the
last four years, in that it does not affect the lneal
standing of the officer; the custom having prevailed
TO add 10 the sentence to hold his present number"
In other words, the officer under suspension was not
promoted with his class while under suspension. The
mitigation Of the sentence favorably commented
on in view of the fact that Commander Harrington
hblted the qualities of brave officer during the Civil
War; Notwithstanding that he came from the state Of
Delaware where Mr.. Bayard exercised his sympatbies
I'm the direction Of the Confederates. Commander Har
rngtOn was appointed 10 the Naval Academy Septem-
Der 90 1861, but becoming anxious for active duty
he ordered 10 the Ticonderoga early in 1868. He
was attached TO Fanaglt's Squadron and was at the
battle Of Mobile Bay and in al the operations against
the rebel defences In that neighb0rhood While at
tached the Mon gahea he exhibited marked ability
when that vessel thrown ashore by tidal wave at
Ct Croix, West Indies. November 10, 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
co,rpr CAIFvDARs FOR TO-DAY.

sunrcme Court hambers-Before Van Brunt. T. -
-onrt onens at 10 80 q. Motion calendar, NOS ~
90 inclusive, called at IL o'clock; ..,..os
Suur,.ue Court--tieneral TerH--Recess continued
SHnreme Court-Specia TermPart I-Before lnerahain'
J-C1urt opens at 10 80 O'clock. NO calendar. .,
Slpr.mo Court-Speeial Tcrm-Part ll-AdJoufneo ior
the term. TT .nd Al.
'snTrorate,s Court-Before Ransom, S;-Wills OF
MsfIlda j Burnett and Marie n. Borge. t0r probate
Mills OF Jacob Huffman Samuel b. Allen, Jane JEFFREY,
Nj O. Schwackhamer and Calvin 0akes, 10 a. M Isaac
w ISewine Amanda Ellis 1o;3 a. M; Joseph UlhAh
Superior Ccuft-Specal Term-BefOre Dugro, J-Court
Superior Court-Trial Term-Parts 1. II and Had
'rommon Peas-Specal Term--Before Van Hoesen. j.
rourt opens at IL OclOck-MC tons. ,.,
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Parts / and ll.-AdJoufned
City CoaIt-specal Ter1n-Befcre Enrich J-Court
opens at 10 q. NJ Motions No., ,-oAn. 7
CITY Court-1rlal Terrn-Part I-Iefor NehfDas il
Nos l. Os5, ~, as, 40, so. 81, so, So 81, 90, Co.
City Cour~Trlal TermPart IImBef9sse Home he ae
o'cfy Couft-Tral Term-Part fII-Adiourned for the
City court-Trial Tenn-Part Iv-Before McAdam' c.
Court Of General Sessons-Part before Gildersleeve
inclusive Pleading-No IA. -. 60,
Court OF General SessionsPart II-Befon Cowing, j.,
and Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos 70 10
Court OF General Sessions-Part III-Befor Recorder
Smyth and Assistant DstrictAttorneysPa rker-No J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept. III p m.-CottOn-Ihe sales OF the
day included $500 bales American. ,,,,,, -,
rtnres closed barely steady; Notwithstanding, low
mtdiing clause September delivery, 4l-64o value sep
TENDER and October delivery 6sO4d sellers OctoGes ana
cenber delivery 89e4d buyers December and January
delivery 3s-04d buyers January aud February delivery;
3sGd sellers; February and March delivefy Seola
and MAY delivery, 40-64d sellers am IN n "a
Galveston sept 1l-Cotton steady mlddling, 10 9le
Low middilng 10: ordinary 9 Net ami gross re-
cepts Asa bales exports TO Great Britain. 5000; sales
'Nor,olk Sent 1i-Cotton steady mlddling, 10S Net
and GROSS receipts l02 bales exports coaswise ~ sales
20 Savannah Sept l1-Cotton quiet middling. l0S: low
niddiine 10 Net and gross receipts, $50 bales sales
New. Orleans. Sept 1l,-cotop weak msSding iOs
sas bales gross 32o7 exports coastwise 430i sales
lGbO; stock 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rio on the spot active and strong Fair
cargoes quoted l9ec. Sales, 1000 bags No. g. 16isd
iSie 500 bags No, :, 17lsc 900 bags No, o. 13sc,
ali aAoat. Mild grades in good demspd sales, 5000
Saps NaracaibO 1000 bags Mexican, 800 bags Central
American, 700 mat, ,Tmorb private terms 500 picus
Iadang March sale 22l4c Options-SpeculaOn more
active to-day and the market tended higher, affected
Iy bullish cables. Hovre advanced r. and Hamburg
after which there was freer buying by shorts leading
10 further rise Of 5a10 points. Toward the close
ever realizing set in and prices dropped 5GlO points,
leaving steady There Rio advices received.
Total stock In New-Y0rk yesterday 2O07oS bags; ware
house deliveries yesterday 660 bags total stock IN New
York to-day, 19l1o7 bags total stock in Baltimore,
as 37o deliveries % days 2120-42 9j9 total stock in
New-orleans 1882; deliveries yesterday, 1918 $50
bags stock In United States 252 1872 bags aoat
from Rio per to August 81, 900 bags a1)at
from Rio per sailing vessel to August 81 10 600 bags
aoat per and sailing vessel August 81
81 900 bags total 402 1872 bags same time 1855 S4 1874
bags same time 1851 409, 263 bags same time 1886,
4 to-day. bage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
fesal Notlres.
Cont Of Erie

Alta TERN Of the County Court Of Ere 1,,e
"A County held al the City and County Ha IN .ne $50
Of Buffalo ~ Y. the Bird day o. SePenodsrG,e In
the matter OF the application OF koDerG S' dSts' 49,
on reading and filing the petition o. ~ Senten16er
1880 Che consents and ahdavts OF ne loomS National
oS Sid Robert Stafford viz. The MetopqtSh ar = Co
ponI Of the City OF NewYOrki samuel hC. IA syl.
S"mleI Shethar: William III. Hurlburt q ~ ttdaner
Jester Co. j. b. McGeorgei assissS5I g, ~ kobert
prVcr. William b. STREET and the ahaNO ne acsom
StsSord verified September Sd, leoy; WIN 'o Pomer
sSnvino schedules and motion Oh MI 21 T That all
afnrney for said petitioner, II Is OiSDD. bsfore
10 creditors OF said Robert Sta1ora hno e CIV and
,hs conrt az term thereof 30 be beq ~ Nn ~ 1sth
n s Hail in the City OF Buffalo on , t
day ~ November 1889, at 10 ocock III e sho1ld
v an assignment said nsolyenrs Popsdigt from .
doS oe o prescfbed in Article OF Title Of chapter
That copy OF this order be published IN dne New.
tTo newsnapers published in the County OF GIs rnb
IN The New-York Weekly Tribune q neBspdPgaa ot Yin IN
shed in the city Of New York at leasg oncs "a 1sts
Zach ~ The ten weeks Immediately pfeeag ule 1 .s1s
dsy az November 1889 That the petitioner sso pheS,
70 he served upon each creditor OF the san ppI se,
cord residing within the United STATES wose Rs se,
~ resdence As known him. copy OF ms az "a,
al least twenty days before S ssu loth &
~ November 1880 by depostng IL az least IOry uS5
%atcre that dav in postoee az Buhao n:aA,,n,
pasni in post.pa6 wrapper, addressed 10 inc oreu"
at his usual place VI VIM w. HAMMOND,
Erie Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

business i'm State bonds WAS limited to small
sales of Tennessee settlement IS NJ a further adj
vance TO "a 3-s. ,
railroad bonds were active and universally
higher Erie second cOnsos rose l per cent TO
1o5 10 and second IS "a To 30 Ia. Fort Worth
and Denver City firsis gained per cent Mt 9s l-2
and Hooking Valley rs, Louisville, New-Albany
aud Chicago consols and New-Jersey Central con-
soils recorded like advances while San Antonio and
6ransas Pass hrsts OF $50 rose per cent 20 50,
and of 1856 per cent 10 SO. Reading incomes
were I.e 10 "a per cent higher. Referense is
made to our full report Of bond sales
The money market abundantly supplied at
LEAD Der cent: the business done was about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

balance at credit June 30. 1882. sl'5SS'eS2
The foregoing while it does not Ihclude the
dividend declared to-day for the six months ended
lime 30 does include a dividend for the six
months ended June 80, 1888. Therefore the sur
Mus for the fiscal year SG3S, S64, over 4 IL
per cent on the preferred stock or net earnings
for the wear of 81 81 $50 applicable 10 divi-
preferred stock and a surplus of S20s,5S7 for the
common stock. The company never has earned any
thing for the common stock, in the six months
January l TO June 80. The gain In gross
earnings which the company has shown since
Julv 1-say $500. 000--s not far from the amount
that nav be credited 10 the gain III net earnings
for that period -
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The DAYS stock speculation betrayed little Of
the results OF yesterdays Chicago bear pre-
dictions 1t was not TO be expected that 1T
would, because there is nothing more certain
than that their pessmistic wailngs are uttered
solely for the purpose of helping some one to buy
stocks There was steady opening AT about
last nights prices, but evident hesitation
ON the part of buycrs-a waiting for lower prices.
In the first hour prices were ralded, but from
that time to the close there was steady advance
all along the whole line. There was no Specula-
tive booming only response 10 u legltmate
buvinp greater than the selling. The reaction
ISIS of week ago fail 10 see in yesterdays and
this mornings declines the reaction they have
rredicted and some of the " smallest OF them
accented the situation this morning and pur-
chased stocks at the lowest figures. The market
closed quiet and strong.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury bought S23, 900 Of IL per cents
AZ | % "a The Department was closed AZ noon.
There were no transactions az the Stock Exchange,
and the quotations were nominal:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
CUpREME COURT, City and ! County sy6els ~

y NewYorS.-Tho Equitable Life iusfas j. smith
~ ~ nnitej STATS plaintiffs, against '"''
and others defendsnt Action No foreclosure and SALE
au, me and ensefed n ths above ss the under.
eun ~" date the 2S'h day Of Nay Vim eli az public
saned Referee in sd judgment nance and Auction Room
tiAlmleu rvasSsy the l7th day OF g II.rnett 4 Co
n9fs OH nom OF that day by RenSu sa indsment and
II o. eloch ~ nrenises mentioned IN sS'" 'uNe" '
tSersin described follows - marcel OF land with tho
Ali that certain lot Rleeo ctd thereon situate, lying
and being in the Twenty erSa a. follows 70 wit
h0H az nont On the solths, na fotyone fogi feet
xthstreet sas.wady from the so9thsasleHy s0rnr.
o. TenthsHeu hwardy parallel win saa Iehsasy1 .
and - ann hsndred and 02 feet two CD inches !,
ex,ends one ~ the block thence eastwaidI ous ayt
The da middle line t block twenty zO ssey I'm VIZ
and and through aaoihe, parry nos es
far a me ss % the sad souhery line Of West seven
two (sl t and thence westwary but aong ay 1soj
sfNth.sce ,s ~ West Seventy xth-street twenn Wv
st zen 1ol Inches to the point or paa Oh "eS
Dated Ne"'hofcSuh RfFs r. IYDECRER. Referee
HENRY DAY. Planucs Attorney, c..-
~ 100 Broadway. New.York Civs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
At A TERM of the County Court J., Of +. Erie aTis

Il TERM OF the O01noS C Iam T.; ri t,o CIV
- pnGaIo' n Y on the 9Th day OF September, 1872.
- .ssont Hon William w. Hammond County Judge -. III
the matter on me aPpsioSi schar5e from his debts
On rc3dng and Ming the petition OF Lucen A.. snrs
m debtor verified the 9Th day or sepOnoeI.
1880 he consents afdavis OF the following ereal7
~ sad Tncen A. STREET viz: The Metropolitan NS%%na
nank ~ tire City New-YOrk, Samuel Shethr 60
Ssmnei Shethar: William H. HuIlbuT o. , ~, ~,
yeSter & Co j. b. MeGeOrge, assignee OF nn Vl
PRYOR; William b. Street. and the aidayit Oh cnnnany
SiFre verified September 5th 1889 with me PTep ~,
ing schedules and motion Of MI Jehnn l.; bs All the
toTney for said petitioner II Is ORptrD hso1e fbs
e,edors OF said Lucien A. STREET show AUS s ~ cornty
Court az term thereof be held at me NY AN dov =,
IIoii In the City OF Buffalo, N. " on .nn io'" rhy an
November 1850 az 10 O'Clock In me IoieloOh ~ ~
assi9nment OF said insovsnts properly shenu ny ~
Sn,de ana be no thpreupOn discharged from ms oe
rs In Article Of Tide Of o9agier o,de, ..
That copy OF thls otoeT ~
nnblished in The buffalo Morning express ana ~ az
pugsio EveninO News. newspapers pupilslVr
ConntS Of Eve and in The NewYork Weekly Tr a s:s
neysHaper nnbshed In the City OF New-1 ~. iss'
oSre Week in each OF the ten weeks iT go So. s
nSnS he aid 18th day Of November 1852 Ihas 'n -
ot,ieOn aiso cause 10 be served upon eaeh cFeuof,
~ Ia fnrien A. STREET residing "lhiD ths nnny
sse 1 WHOSE lace residence Is known 70 nm sas Sq g.
:, NJ rder either personally at least twenty usrosIs.
~ 10 aid 18th iay OF November 1852 or W orics
@ AZ Ieas. forty days before that day u ne al
i az ps,saio " inciOsed In postpeiu mssss4enee
,dpsJ 10 me creditor his usual place OF cn Infce
uiN'oeN W 49, WM w, HAMMOND, tIo- ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
4 HousEKEEpER THAT KEEPS THE HOUSE.

Agnes Frances Ne Forest has begun SUIT IN ,he
suprenc Court against Frank w. Savin to compel MN
10 give her a deed to the house No. 23O west rory
eftbs or pay her SGT 500 for her services as house
keeper and companion 10 him from December lo0'' 70
August last. She alleges that when SaVlh ene"so"
hor no ,rom,sed her adequate compensation, but has
novor maid her any money. In 1885, however, ne
surrendered 10 her the house and furniture ana sho
has since had possession of them on Augus' - az o
says he discharged her and is now seeking 10 us
possess her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
MANAGERS AND ACTORS AT ODDS.

An Injunction TO restrain Frank Sheppard and william
Wood from acting under any management o'her IMAM
that Of George Primrose and william H. "es' mas DO"
ohta,nst from Judge Van Hoesen. of the Court OF
Common Pleas, by Howe & Hummel, attorneys .ioi
Primrose & West The plaintiffs alleged that they had
engaged sheppard and Wood to do their speclay az,
for the season of 1889 salary of 1925 week ana
that they had had lot OF posters pflhtea 70 t ~,
Tho defendants besides advancing them SOO shephau
and Mood played a variety theatre In br90N4 Oh
Monday night in spite of their contract WIN rIin'-
rose d West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12

COTTON-The spot market was quiet but firmly main.
taincd prices unchanged sales, f05 bales for c0nsump
Port receipts 1881 bales as against 305 bales
last week l747 bales for the time last year. Since
September the receipts the ports aggregated 10 G79
bales, against 6603 bales for the Corresponding time
last year
cat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london Sept IL. 4 p. m.-Auantc and Great Western
first MORTGAGE trustees certificates S6s Erie S p
common, 75a; New York Central, Ill., pennsylvania
OOH M sS Hmdis neT 40 s5 G par opea
discount in the market for both short
and three months bills is 3Ssd3 ZIG per cent
India council bills were allotted to-day at an advance
OF 1-32d per rupee.
Paris advces quote per at SO francs 10
for the account and exchange on London at 20
francs % centmes for checks.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England balance to-day is 1000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
OIL MARK ETS.

OIL City Penn Sept liNstiona Transit ee,the aai
,Dened at 90 highest 90is lowest 9sos cOsea, jos
sses 100 900 bbls clearanees; 9ls0Oo bbls charters
30 sss bbls shipments. So $40 bbs runs ~ S2S oSs
Pittsburg Sept 11.PetrJeun dull but steady Nation
81 Trsnst certificates opened 90 closed at 99 highest
9oz lowest 9ses
bradford Penn, Sept. 11.-Natona Transit certificates
opened at 90 closed AZ 99h highest 39o; lowest eo
efesrsnces 562 900. Ia
Titusye, Penn. Sept. 11.Nstionsl Transit ceftin-
SOL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ..-....-...Sa Low Mldd 1 4
Strict Good Ordlnary-...0is Mddng ...........107s
The option market hess nervous to-day and the
ruled strong on buying by ''shorts,7 closing points
higher. October and November also gained couple OF
points while the distant months declined 1a2 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
TIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY rELnGRAPH.

Buffalo n y Sept. 11Cate-KeceIpts ISf - vs. a.
bonpS 900 head; total week thus far, lO3oOl ior
same time last week 49, 24oi consigned through C0G 70
New-YorI 2 400; on sale, 100; market steady, Win
fair demand Sheep and anostecep5so for pas. "a
oe last week i6 200; consigned through 4400j 70
New.York 5000 sale 1000 market active nEm ana
lie good to choice lambs, SC 20as6 50 fair 70 good
sGas6 2O common 50 50aS6 Hogs-Reeeips l 9e S6 s
for same time week sSGsigned h dSSGa
strong and higher but closed at inside prices heuun
and heavy Slds4 35 Workers 81 4Oas4 ~ ,,...,
oHrns reports CaeRecepts - 500 market as Soy sS
beJn Lower Reeves "a 40dSl 60; Steers, 81 9Ods4 ~
orS and feeders s26s3 IS Western rangers. 81 3og
a. HosReceps 1000 sspmenas 5esyG ~ S
"a TO- light So 956sl 70 sps 70 50Ss! &c. Sheep
Receipts 5000; shipments coo; marKes SoSsi o.:
Texans. SO 30dS4 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
TLOTN AM MIA

FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and low grades
hal moderate export cali to-day aud such the feeling
steader. In slight advance being asked
he hgh brands bowsvsr fDartcuaIiy spring Wheatl.