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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

In State bonds very little was DONE Louisiana
cOnsos were Il higher at 69ss and Tennessee IS re-
covered per cent 10 4S, the new compromise bonds
being steady at SO. OF city bank stocks eight
shares of Republic sold at 1870.
The railroad bond market developed nothing
special interest business was small. but then
were partial recoveries in prices the late dealing
for some of the speculative issues Erie
second cons0lS were u higher
993i, but the closing quotation was "
G99l2. Missouri. Kansas and Texas consok
were u better at 105i2 and Chesapeake and Ohig
frsts, series B. after S9l2. at s94 still hghe
than yesterday. New-York Elevated rs were If S1
at 114os Metropolitan frsts recovered liz to s7S
and seconds were L. higher at SELL st Paul hrsts
Chicago, Pacific and Western division, declined Y
to 92L2. Wabash general mortgages after SOFA ri
covered to S1l Texas and Pacific iirsts, RIO GtaneG
division, were & higher at ol0s. Northern RACINE
tirss were of 30 at 1898
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained Ss3h?Vo "
balance made up by gains of $759,9Io com ~
$6I23l currency That makes the net gan ' eay
last Friday 81, 947,14S. To-days transactoDsc1 GOV,
cred Receipts, 81, 577, 255 /; payments texcluSsS
of S94 37S paid in checks for bonds and interest,"
the 116th and 1l7tn calsl. $749, 749; c Gs1
balance, $f112,Sl7; coin balance, S9sOoaidaa
Including to-day's, the total redempsoa
at this Sub-Treasury of bonds of the ilotnsa
1l7th calls amounts To $40, 9O9, $50. Monsy oT
day ruled at per cent Tor call loans at tuo ~
Exchange, and 1 per cent on Governments ~
domestic exchanges on New-York at the paSsI
named are quoted as follows; Sayannan en-
discount Charleston, $3.50 s discount 49,
leans, commercial 81 discount, bank par; CT Lo ns
20 cents discount; Chicago, % cents pem"~'
Boston, 1910 cents discount. an
The Clearing House statement to-day i 10y
lows: Exchanges, Sl37,066,455; oitApss5
So, 2O3, 900 a..
The United States Treasurer at washington ~ ~.
day received 1871 900 National bank NOES o 40 40
demption. Tho customs receipts were So'i''
and the inteTnal-revenue receipts $3ls 10 II, ta
The exports of merchandise from TINS pores a no a
week ending to-day are valued ut @o,Voo,'yyssL
al. 406, 265 more than for the same week ot Ths
and 9237, 776 less than for the week OF loou .sI
foreign exchanges are quiet and rates arc MIA
easier at the following quotations: BanAs, ,ng "a
81. 81 u and $4.s6 for long and short seaaaI and
spectvely 5.23ll and 5.1SSi for francs stS'
9ol2 for reicnmarks 39si aud 40 for guiideis I'M.
In London, british conSols opened = l9"SSs ,nrss
later recovered and closed at last evenings mannt
-101 11-16 tor money and 10l 1915 Tor a',y0SAl
United States 3l2s are quoted 4 higher ~ ~, Ia 4
the 4l2. are Z higher at ll6j ana ,o,L
are quoted at l22l2 instead OF Lar and
yesterday. American railways were irtesuI cax
generally lowe-; Erie was OFT / Is per cent ~"
tIal aud Hudson was 81 per cent lower. ,,e,usl
The receipts OF nouI ana gram AZ tno p. 3
Atlantic ports this 24th day OF October We'0'
Now-lOrk.
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MINES AND MINING.
TrrsnIy Oct. o4-p

TUESDAY, Oct. PAP. NJ
The markets at the Mining Stock Exchanges to-
day generally were quiet but there were better
tone apparent and some recoveries in prices. Rob-
inson Consolidated again was strong and rose ~
cents to 1sO. but reacted to 10 at the close silver
Cliff was cents higher at IS cents, and Decatur
WAS ND . cents to 90 cents. Alta Montana recoy-
cred A cen is TO II cents. and South Pacific was !
cent higher II cents. Iron Silver was strong a1
Virginia sold at 65GG7 Green Mountain Continued
weak ana declin ed to 53G5 cents.
sALEs At rHE MINING EICHA v6ES
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Ncm 1)ublitations
PUBLISHED THIS DAYi
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TUESDAY, Oct. PAP. N.

IUEsDA1l Uct, AZ, ".
The official statement Of the railway shipments
from Chicago OF -four grain and provisions for the
week ending Saturday. October 81, shows a de-
crease from tho preceding week of this year of
3.l2s tons, and decline of 23034 tons. or 90
per cent. from the shipments of the same week of
1881. Compared with the preceding week Of this
year the railways last week carried 1923 barrels
more of -four. and 24S tons less Of provisions and
3.3lS tons less Of grain. The totals were $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

Astriking feature shown by the comparison n
the movements of last week with those OF the sa,s.
week of 1884, is that while the total movement, ~
-four anu grain by water and rail last week were %
per cent and II per cent respectively greater tbs
for the week o 1881. the portion moved by rail /.
decreased % per cent for -four and go per cent %,
grain.
The following table shows the comparative Ton.
mage of each railroad in the articles named-aour
grain and professionalism the week ended Octobs,
II and the corresponding week of 1881; the IA.
tai shipments from Chicago of -four aud grain. ana
the portions Of those totals which were carried bv
the rai lrOads for the same weeks:
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Corporation Notices.
Aninmn Resorts.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOX THE NLW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,28S Broadway corner Thirty.
hrst,st, 8OS West Twenty .thrlst. corner Eighthave
ave- corner Forty..eyenthsti at tho HARLEM OFFICES
NOS 100 and $500 Third-aver Onehundredand
twenty NTH ST. up TO p m, at regular ONCE rates
JAKlIEo lnUcndlng TO spend the cold WIN
ter months southern climate will find home comforts
&C. with refined Northern widow lady IN the neghbOrhooI
OF New Orleans La location beautiful and healthy; refer
enoes gven terms moderate Address H. NJ Il. Tribune
Office.
DAVILl0N HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, will
Il CLOSE November ], 1882 VIII reopen March 81 1919
JANIS SLATER The Berkrley owner aud proprietor.
JDERSONS desiring TO economic can have
good board for the winter low price country two
hours City Hail. Address A. L. O. Cortandt fIud
~. Y.
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Total tons by railroad

The total receipts of Hour and grain at Chcago
and Milwaukee for the same weeks compare as FOL-
lows:
Week ended Oct 81. 1881; 1852, Differences.
Flour bills. $4,000 226i29 Inc gSSSs
Stock values to-day proved to be obedIeDt 10 tho
impulses of the Board-room traders and in the sb.
sence of any resistance prices were established upol
a higher plane. The opening was feversh and fcs
Denver and Rio Grande and the Wabashes there
were further important declines recorded In
the early dealings. Lake Shore also
dropped off to 1908 and prices 70.
stocks generally yielded small fractions. But a.
soon as the pressure was withdrawn the recovery
began and continued to make progress all day,
The movements, however, were dull, and it was
not until during the last twenty minutes of bust.
ness that there was any general activity. At go
o'clock the market was extremely duh and
prices seemed more inclined fall away than to ads
vance. Before 245 o'clock the whole market was
excited, and in that intervening fifteen minutes 4
to i2 per cent had been added to the market values
of all the active stocks. Prominent in the late
dealings and advances were Lake shOrS
from 111l2 to 1925; Michigan Central from
1908 to 1925: Wabash common from 81, after
2912. to 32l2, AID the preferred stock from 56's,
after 5Jl2 to 5734; and Texas and Pacific from AN
10 ~ d. JUST OcIOIc tIo Idlc was
Aiegany Central, which had declined from 20 ID
2Ol4 broke to 10; later it sold at 16015. What.
ever may be the future results of the days
they already have largely reduced the
floating short " interest in the market and con.
verted the majority of traders to the long side
There is no evidence that the movement possesses
any significance beyond such as is due to the opera,
lions of professional spectators, be they create
small operators The market closed strong at about
the best prices of the day.
Government bonds were dull but firm; the bids
were ls higher for IS and Il higher for Gigs. Ani
nexed are the closing quotations.:
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Gotels.

HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. and Both
4 a., formerly the Baremore Is open fOrgue5s:
European plan restaurant uncXcelcd HOOl situated In
most desirable part vi the city. - - ~
w. y. BLINN. Proprietor.
THE NEW HOTEL DAM,
adjoining and connected with the UNION SQUARE
HOTEL, corner Of l5thst and Union
Square, New York
Is NOW READY FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS
Location the most desirable and accessible to all points OF
the city Elegantly furnished throughout and
modern and sanitary Improvement
superb salons elegant restaurant aud dningroOm and choice
cuisine FiftywO suites with bath and toilet attached
A J. DAM & SON, Projectors
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san FRANCIsCo. Tuesday. oct. ~. 1ss2.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I

| TOMBSTONE Ariz. Oct. 24.-NO work is being
| done ON the Sulphuret mine Water. however. Is
| being pumped from it for the Girard mill.
| Tie erection of steam hosting works on the
Stouewall mine is contemplated.
| Onlv one shift of men is working on the lower
| level of the Empire mine.
4 break i'm the Contention machinery made neces-
! sary the reduction of the working force Tor lew
| davs hut full force is at work again to-day.
The Randolph drift is III over 100 feet, and shows
| a continuous ore body. -,
| A 7-ioot vein of ore has been cut in the Blue
Jaci ct mine Assays yield 500 per ton.
Colonel Henderson started East yesterday.
Billion valued at 80. 600 received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
James NJ Sclovor, general manager OF the State
evening lie saws that the mines are in about the
same condition a, reported on May 10 last. when
ms atements aud opinions concerning them were
published in The TRIBUNE. For the last few
months he has been fighting caims-many OF them
fTaudulcnt-against the companies, and has sue
cccded in saving the property. His return TO the
mines will depend upon the action of the directors,
who will hold meeting IN few days
Caledonia (B. H. superintendent reports for wee k
ending Der, 1J "Orc produced, 5l2 tons Work
has been suspended in the south drift IN Discovery
vein, on account of using all our forces i'll getting
the east stOpe ready for tmbeTs which will start
to put III place tomorrow. AS this work Is
completed, we Will run the entire mill"
Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphcd Oct.
o. "Shipped 50 tons 40 ounces; mine looking
well" Oct. %: shipped 50 tons, ~ ounces"
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Sales bp Auftion.
A DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Aactioneer
IA NOW on Exhibition FREE.
AT THE MADISON SQUARE ART ROOMS,
NO. II EAST 23d-ST.
A superb collection Of 1872
PAIN lIkG-

PAINTINGS
BY THE GREATEST EUROPEAN ARTISTS
Every and finished work and before xhib
tied offered sale, comprising examples by Alvarez
Baron Bcrcdnd Berue BeIlecOur. BOldni Rosa Bonhenr
BOnnat Brunrri Tito Cont COrot. Couue Daubigny j.
H. l.. DE Haas lie Melville. Detaille, Detu, DlaL DOre
DupIc EscOsua, Facd Ftche Fort uny Free. Galat fir
min Grad Leo ne-mlHn, Isabey, Jaoque h. Z. Koeck-
KOeok, LaInbinet Leeuue, Madra4O MessOnier Millet
Munkacsy, Plassan. IdcO ROssi Tn Rousseau, Scheyer
III. Ali. Stevens II. 1enkate TroyOn VerbOsokhOyen,
Horace Vcnet, Nibet, Wahbeg, Zlom aud many others
The entire collection will he sold
AT AUCTION, MONDAY and TT ESDAY EVENINGS,
Oct 30 and 81, at o'clock
Catalogues DO had az The auotOnees Oce No l2 East
R9d-sL, aud 80 CedAr-aI
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Situations fDante0--Gemnles

A SERVANTS INSTIrUTE.-First-ca
N. Protestant and German servants for every capacity
ciy or country. 5O7 9thaye, near Soth-st.
Al HELP Of al OccnDation 81 and nationaities
booked ct this Office without good references.
AT MILE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French
~ and German Employment ONCE ladies' wl nov ind ca
maids aud girls for general As9 male seryqnts
i Gir51 cor 5ist,st. Eew.Yo rk.
A T.-Best recommended, frst-class Swcd-
ISL Ge%@H fEG9 Sp 55 as sSas Ties male aud
An EDUCATED competent woman as house
~ keeper or inyaids companion wGnd sew instruct
BOX 82G, 92 East l4tlst. Advertising Office
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
XG M T ScG g Ssr Protestant S Eng sr F f
TANT HOME BUREAU, lS9 6tl-ayer above lOth-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ Scotch girl understands The care Of silver and glass
and go94 sHP st st city references can at 272
COMPANION.-By II young woman to a lady,
6 adu %d Rc2 @ 6 BSSq e oSo ana whites
COMPANION.-By lady of education and
~ refinement as companion to lady is an accomplished
musican can furnish uneAceponabe references ana las
Office, J. 3S Broadway.
COOK - CHAMBERMAiD. - UNDERSIGNED,
snS @S1SaG & Gr Two M dG T
ROOD, No 81 East l5th.st
COOK, WASHER and IRONER.-17 years
~ reference Cal at 45l West 4Gthst grocery store.
COOK, &c.-By young woman; willing to
~ assist with washing and ironing; good city reference
COOK.-By Swedish girl is good plain
" cook good reference; city or county Address s. L.
COOK.-By a cclored woman, in a private
" family reference given Cali at l3l West 26th st. rear
house
COOK.-By a German person reliable, hon
est h2 Ss a%yS we f door In
NOOK.-By a Protestant woman, who
- underestimate her business in every part an excel
lent baker makes Soups 81 &C. is honest good
best not afraid of work Call at 272 6th ave,
uOUSEWORK or LAUNDRESS.-By a ca
paG1e r for fity Or county good cook
9TH and lsS'sls ''D''"'' wages ' O"'"'' O''
INFANTS NURSE.-A lady wishes TO pro-
w the best Of reference eVe In sr 10 o aG gIT
f 70 ipt1 ocoSi ' Last wednesday from
I ADY'S MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By an
Win a m W b oa d a ss
peent upeEcepuonal references cai at SA West 43ds,
ADY'S MAID.-By a Swiss French Protes-
tant young Moma1 70 walt on one or two ladies' by
can ys G pest city
T AUNDRESS.-First class is perfect fluter
sesn ant at d6 Gs 9 1s az Ss' RIefnf
floor.
AUNDRESS.-A respectable woman wishes
IL 10 washing aud ironing home $40 East iGt ST.,
top floor
I AUNQRESS.-A good laundress wishes to
IL take WORK home. MRS Berry II Cannons, ls flight.
back room.
+ AUNDRESS.-By frst-class laundress
- ty references Call at or address 81 West 44 ST.. top
FLOR back.
4 AUNDRESS.-B an active young woman,
nrstclaRs who understands her business In private
family best city references Call address 80 West 44hst
top nOor, back
NURSE.-By young girl, capable OF taking
~ entire charge OF infant, and will DO plain sewing
good city reference. 100 West 6lstst % door, back
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THE GEN ERAL LIgT

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON SrOORS
BOSTON. Tuesday. Oct. "a. 1882.
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GERMAN MAIL.

Il Hamburg-AmeriCan Packet Company > Line for
PLYMOU I'll. CuERBOU re- ana lIAMBURG
WIELA y oct ?. l5TP ~ NOv 2
"A ~ VA h \ ! A-- Nov =
Rates 10 Plymouth, London. ChcrOodfg and HAMBURG
First Cabin 800; second 500 oteerdgc $50 Round
pa: reduced rates storage IRON IlnOlr9 HaYro and
KUNHAkDT6 co G. Is. RICHARD & co,
General A geuts General Passenger Agents,
No Lfnld. A.. " Y. No. VI BIua.IWlY. n. Y
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

( NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
wERRA Wednesday, oct 70 aturiay, nov a.
DONAU saturday ~ tLBi Nr,lI G day Nov X.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-Y DIRK to SOUrHAMP
TON HANRE or BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABIN ......SOO
STEERAGE. so.
Return tickets Prepaid SteeTage certih
Gates ~ steamers SAIL from Pier between Second and
1hirdsts. HObOkrn, y. J.
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The receipts and shit pments at and from Bum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

COOK.-By a Swedish girl is a good plain
~ good reference; city country. Address s. L.,
!, ,il,lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25

ENMAN hO1 AL MALL LINE > EAMEhO
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Of MONTREAD......THU RSDAI, oct. 30 2 p. m.
CITY OF BERLIN "a rURDAY. NOy 1. noon
CITY or ~, I'M y --.-- ;.IiiU kSDAY. nov . p m
CITY OF CHESTER.....- SATURDAY. Nov. L, IL L
CITY OF BKUS- ELS.....-SA, DAY nov -. $3.50 !.
From Pier SO new number North River.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50, $50 andSlO0
SJEERAGE. SIS. Prepaid, so.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent 81 and 30 Broadway, n y,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-07
PICKINGS AND STEALINGS.

The women who do fancy work don't
fancy work.
Calling for a division Of the house
Filing a petition for divorce.
The good die young. The bad have to
lie about the weather, and are spoken OF as
the Oldest inhabitants.
A homely but sensible Philadelphia girl,
h never wore a big hat at the theater,
has been married three times, and on each
occasion married rich.
One year ago a needle entered the wrist
Of q young lady in Elmira, and the other
day it was removed from the right arm of
the fellow wlo is her "steady comply"
The families of two men lynched for
cattle stealing at Pueblo, Col, have sued
the county for $50, 900, on the ground that
the men were not properly protected by
the officers.
The gambler lives on our hopes, the
lawyer on our quarrels, the doctor on our
ills and the clergyman on our fears. The
millennium will throw these people all out
Of employment.
"You have played the deuce with my
heart" said q gentleman to his lady part.
ner during a game Of whist. "Well," re.
piled the lady with an arch smile. cit was
simply because you played the knave."
The Chicago Herald contains a long ed
itorial on 1.-The Hell-Broth We Have to
Drink" 1t is probably the Herald mans
W fault. If he would pay up the old
score the bartender would set out q better
brand.
The "upper crust" of New York have
a sensation. Immediately after Lent a
fashionable society lady went to a ball,
leaving her child very i'll with pneumonia.
When she returned the child was dead,
and now they say the mother has become
insane and will have to be committed to
an asylum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 6.-President Arthur
will sign the Chinese bill this afternoon.
He may possibly accompany the official
announcement Of his approval with a
message to the House. Of REPRESENTATIVES.
commenting upon it, but he will, never
theless, sign the bill.
No Lives Lost.
WASHINGTON, May CA corrected dis
patch from Hoffman, Charge D'Affairs at
st. Petersburg, says no lives were lost by
the burning of the steamer Rogers, at st.
Lawrence Bay.
An Exaggerated Report.
CHICAGO. May Ga Daily News reporter
at Racine telegraphs that last nights re-
ports of the loss by fire there were greatly
exaggerated; that the total loss was only
$3.50, 900, and the insurance S150,OOO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-07
NOT A DTNGHILL.

All efforts have failed to identify a
murderer at Bucyrus, Ohio. He calls
himself John Smith, and says that is a
good enough name to take to the scatfold.
He wantonly killed a Marshal, who was
trying to arrest him for drunkenness,
and he is now under sentence of death.
His only purpose now is to die without
being discovered by his relatives and
friends. This fellow has a strain of game
blood in him. The grit he shows in pre-
ferring to die alone and unknown (cer.
tainly John Smith is no name), rather
than drag those who are near and proba'
bly, dear to him into disgrace, is a quality
that would fit him to lead the cowboys
of Arizona. There is no doubt, also,
that many a worse man goes scot free
ont of the Courts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-07
Ran Away With al, Actress.

One of the sons Of Earl Cairns has ran
away with an actress. Happily. the woman
is not married, and it is. of course, Just
possible that the two will come back some
day as man and wife. The fact Of the
elopement is passing strange, when it is
considered that Earl Cairns has devoted
all his leisure time to bringing up his
children in a correct and proper manner.
Teetotal lectures, penny BUM and visits to
the Crystal Palace have formed most Of
their amnsements; they have been taken
to church regularly, never have been per-
mitted to go to the theater, have been
made members Of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association. Of temperance Bands Of
Hope, and yet here is one Of them off with
an actress Of nc specially good character,
The scandal has come, in fact, from the
very last family In England expected to
supply it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-07
ADAMS CANDIDACY.

Our stalwart contemporary, the Carson
Index, shows the groundlessness Of the
charges made against Jewett Adams by
Eureka Democrat" and says with
the aspirations Of Jewett W. Adams for
the honor Of a Democratic nomination
for Governor of Nevada, we have moth.
ing to do. There are abundant political
reasons why we are opposed to him for
that Office. whether he gets the nomina-
ton or not; but good common sense and
fair play are jewels both in and out of
politics. We hope the Eureka cores
pendent will cudgel his brains for more
substantial grounds of opposition than
he has yet disclosed. He may thus be
Of some service to the people Of this State. ~