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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

Justice Gray, of the United States
Supreme Court, has ridden over three
hundred miles on horseback on consec-
utive days this summer without fa'
tigue AS the Judge weighs three hun
dred pounds, his horse has not come
out SO well, - Chicago Journal,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

viii Carleton has written a poem
on a mortgage. 1t is easier to poem a
mortage than to mortgage poem
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

If brevity is the soul of wit, there
is good deal of fun in a dudes coat
tail.-CaH PretgeEs Weekly.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

If a bicycle rider wants to be very
aesthetic he wears an olive green suit
and attaches u music-box to his wheel.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18
Temperance.
Il PLEDGE

4 Il PLEDGE
A pledge ! make
No wine to take;
Nor brandy red
That turns the head:
Nor whisky hot
That makes the sOt:
Nor fiery rum
That ruins home;
Nor will sin
|y drinking gin:
Hard cider, too,
VIII never do:
Nor brewers beer
My heart to cheer;
Nor sparkling ale
My face to pale.
To nuench my thirst I'll always bring
Cold water from the well or spring;
20 here pledge perpetual hate
To AL that can intoxicate.
Linton SigTIni.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-10-18

STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
OrimA

Chicago, 1s.-In the trial Of John.
Kudle, Monmouth, H., merchant.
for conspiracy with the employees
of Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, TO sts5R
the firms goods, the testimony de-
veloped the fact to-day that Henry
Spaulding, stockkeeper of the Ann,
had been stealing from them for teS
years. He could not say how man%
thousand dollars in the aggregates
He had been promised Immunity.
Madison, Wis.,, special: Tive
weeks ago, John Shefheld, q disBo--
lutte character. living near here,
quarrelled with his family and lefS
them. This morning his house was.
set on fire, and two Of his daughters,
one aged IA and the other an infant
we're burned to death. Mrs, EhSi--
field barely escaped in her nigne
cloths. There is great excitement.
as it is the universal belief he free
the house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
Bad for the Undertakers

1t is not probable that this coun-
try will ever be so healthy that we
shall have to kill a man to start a
graveyard, yet it is certain that as
"Hale's Honey of Hore hound and
Tar" progresses in popularity, the
number of deaths by consumption
will diminish. 1t is ind Ibitably the
very best remedy for Coughs, Colds,
HOarseness, influenza, and all di-
seases tending to a consamptive
crisis, that the world has ever
known. Sold by Druggists every
where at soc. and 81. Get the large
size. as it is much the cheapest.
Pixies TooTHAOHE DROPS cure
in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
A. L. WILLIAMS,

Office: SECOND SOUTH, one door
east Of Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14

Yard: Opposite D. & r. G, Passen-
ger Depot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
BRIEF TELEGRAMg.

Prince Napoleon and son have arrived,
at London.
The Lincoln Club celebrated the aD.
niversAry of Lineoln's birthday by 3
dinner in New York, on Monday.
The drop curtain in the Cosmopolitan
Theater, N. Y, caught fire on MondSy
evening" and caused . temporary panic
Several members Of the Salvation
Army, in New York, have been exs-
PEELED for stealing funds.
The famine in Ireland is said to reasE
NOR people than it did in '79.
Edwin Booth made his last appearances
in Berlin, on Monday, to a crowded
house.
The court has been asked 10 anpeiEs;
receiver for the Missouri Pacific r, r
Princess Louise will return 70 ottsWs
in March.
Electors Of Wexford have refused to
accept the resignation Of aealy, II. P.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14

Plenty of Coal. Orders Promptly
Filled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
1AIT LAKE DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1888
Municipal Election.
The election AZ Ooden on Mond

The election at Ogden on Monday,
was contended very quietly, but a
great deal Of emery was displayed on
both sides, and much interest
awakened. As anticipated, the
result was favorable to the Peoples
candidate, though the victory was
one that could only have been Sc
cured by hard work and by the
nomination Of good men to fill the
various Offices. The Ogden Herald
gives the following figures showing
the result:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
The Irish.

Dublin, IS. - The prisoners
charged with eOnspiring to kill
government officials are committed
tor trial in April. The sentence
was confirmed Of two months inr-
prisonment on Harrington, seere-
tary of the organizing committee of
the Irish National League, for US
ing intimidating language.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
Take No Other.

Demand Peruvian Bitters, wheU
you will not be disappointed, but
thankful for the advice. For sale.
by all druggists and wine mer=
chants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14

NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price soc. Sold by 2. G.
Al. L Drug Store G1@
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
February Il, 1888.
WHITE HOUSE.

Ed Groves, G D Hyde, Spring City;
Richard Argrove, City; j w squires,
James SQuires, Harry Smith, City; j W
Josses, Park City; s Hasten, CITY; Ed
JackHon, New York; Thomas Rees
Ooalvills; @ n Conner. Miss E Mackey
James d Wilder, b D Jones; Frank q
Digger, G A FlsAhele, @ George, City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
YALLEY HOusE.

w w Harlow, F Goodwin, Paul De-
aTs RaH.is R ISsT F..o Bray John
Deseret; b q Rowland. Sitka, Alaska;
81 Walters. Kansas City; w Roberts,
Ogden; " E Trapp, O Curtis, Tinhc;
frank Atkinson, Cheyenne; G F Aekin.
son, Laramie, 8 Cotton, Ashley: s
Worthington and wife, Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-14
Cliff HOUSE.


Thos w Buyzsrd, Heiana, II T; Mrs
Aartenstein and child, Ogden; HeHry
Shields, Park City; G A Benhelt Deer
Lodge; J A Weber, Louisville; T Lowe,
Park City; Q O.bourn, American Fork;
Eli Beldenstein, Bingham, Walter Hall,
City; Erred o Hodges and wife, Books
burg, Wy; W o Fallon, Helena, Mont
WALKER HOUSE.
Peter French. Oregon; J 0 Spitz, San
Francisco: q w Lightcs, pChicago; Gec
Tulils, Indians; G a Bonnet, N A & &
] a Rise, wife, Omaha, Geo F Riggs
Omahs; j s Clement, O + < K;
w A Rang, Evanston; VIM Bentley
Oakland; z E Adams, Toledo; John
Winterton, San Francisco: L D Hutton
N Y; DIR Sam o L Potter, o s A; r +
HASKELL, s F; F o griffin, Mass; r
Cronise, N Y J L Cody and wife, At
lAntio, ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Licutenant Z. b.
Barry ana Assisant Engineer W. r. King have been Or
oered 20 duty at the Naval Academy September :;
Assistant Engineer +. r. Bartlett TO the Kearsarge
Commanders F. A. Cook and II. B. Robinson, Passed
Assistant Engineers G. b. Ransom, W. A. Windsor and
]. g. Ogden have been detached from the Naval
Academy, August 81, and placed waiting orders |;
Ensign C. W. Jungen from the Saratoga and ordered to
duty the Coast Survey; Assistant Surgeon H. b. Scott
from the Franklin August 80 and ordered 10 the Tren
ton The orders Of Passed Assont Surgeon j. d. Gate
wood 10 the Trenton been revoked and he has been
ordered to the Kearssrge. Naval Cadet Nathaniel u.
hubbard has resigned TO take effect june L. 1884 lie
has been detached from the Juniata and ordered
tuin bone and granted leave of absence until that
date.
The Essex sailed from Honolulu July for Yokohama
The Haebusett left Tahiti Society Islands, June IA for
Callao, via Marquesas Islands. Commodore Phelps,
COMMANDING the South Atlantic station reports TO the
Navy Department.. under date OF Montevideo, July 3,
1883 that tue yellow fever disappears from
ko De Janero the flagship Brooklyn will proceed there
na pe locked The Galena was 20 sail from Monteyideo
Jniy D. for Hampton Roads, touching at the Brazilian
ports Of Bahia AID Pernambuco, In the interests OF
american commerce aud the protection OF ctizep1 Of
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In this
city yesterday from the mines.
Bodie Consolidated official report for week ending
July "a shows: Ore crushed. 146L tonsj average
assay value OF pulp, $23 80 per toni OF tailings,
81 To- Bullion shipped, 81. 231 SO. West crosscut.
900 level, is 312 feet long and north drift, same
level Ia $40 feet long. East crossout, 1000 level
is IN 4O4 feet. North DRIFT from bottom OF winze
No. bis 40 feet long. On tho oath west crosscut
was started from the north drift at 1000 level and
IL has been driven IA feet.
The beginning Of O new enterprise OF much ap-
parent importance TO the mining interests OF Colo
RADIO is reported to The TRIBUNE from Leadvliie,
In the organization OF the TWIN Lakes Hydraulic
Gold Mining Syndicate Mimited) of London. Eng
land. In the fail of 1878 party OF Leadville min
ing men and capitalists after testing the ground In
MANY places TO determine its value for placer min
ING began 10 locate claims and buy land and water
privileges. This policy was pursued up to the time
of the formation OF the present company, which was
completed on the 30th Of June last. The tract ex-
tends up the Arkansas River. and including the
river a distance of SIX miles, and comprises about
1000 acres Nearly twelve miles OF bitches ana
fumes have been built and IL Is the intention TO
continue building them very extensively during the
summer and fall. The company IS organized is
development company; the stock IL to be issued as
DEVELOPMENT advances, beginning with capitai oil
1000 and increasing gradually as fuhds are
needed until tho amount OF f15O0OO has been
reached The original owners will receive one
third of the stock as issued Ii Is believed that
when this enterprise il fully under way placer MIN
ing will become an important feature OF mining
operations in Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10

STRAW--The offerings are NOT largo anu al
Medium to Prize TmO!hy ssOc Clover 3esOs se ship
s Ssl sTsa'' 'O'' w. n.y. '1''' ''''' ~
afDEs-A steady moderate movement was again reported
and view OF the reduced stocks prices arc ni Au uo
position we'll sustained
HoPs-A moderate trade TO brewers reported and no
ooa at I sS%s sna
.eT. before es iGins is
foc rs tons straits August ship sold &c zlise Cop
IS. s@ a asaG boss
for 2o hhdA Cienfeugoe. TO grocer a. -
at strained g Good STAINED aim adv s sPts
dgTpsnns was higher ~ t nsh and
To- a IosO M, iE' uSSS SSSsss %
oIIsA generally steady market was reported
S ws on aao sss w csy nscs western
e saS%ss 9soS 1SSS IsfG
STp9s sSS about
and the was OF vessel. were qae rates were
Vss a Quoted s'1 a.
Ssss g % e: aIE & ton =
ss r. s 2sa SS.;.
S SaSs'P R s1S SG s 81
Butter .& Az No6ra steam team $1,000 bash Grain
Dark ' 5000 S SS R SsSssSs
s9p 1899 S SSs S So Sc 20
4d TRIESTE AUSTRIAN SS; Refined dS Pr
a sSE4 HSl ss % ssss
sDr ssa%ss RrGSg sUSS aq c oa
$SRE s&SSns s sn.H s
B%Ps 3 Is @. was active and about
b bS' he y
i sp6 Si; s f9 81 jAS fsHs ;s'
FAMILY siss:is g. ~ ssis
S.. sis sos,
s ssass India Ness n e H s. sS..
@ d nn are we sustained price mos
s pSa Bellies A Rs ssous'' Ss sHs o
iGC 900 s o 30 es SUIs, S Clear Bscs
asa ss ias1ss
Msi !sss a s.s
q s sia5ad s pos:
wsn SSA gSiaa a. ns
lots have moderate demand from ING local trade but bust
all options unuay dun sass e sDguS cosns
pSS, sSs ssi sspssmber SSsSc Closing
SsS S s 9ssSss SS c
JssSsy u ssrs .s.s Isl
e s Sa CITY quoted rSaned sass
200 s RTyrS S o varied further
nroe with feeling and dull state Creamery ~ ~zSc
Psnnsylyana Creamery 82Sc; Western Creamery ~
~ 20; state Dairy HalfTirkins Tubs and Pals lys2 &c;
Weish Tubs l5a2lc,, Western Initiation Creamery 40 "
Ice: Western Factory ssloc Western Dairy. loSi ,
,Ii Eksf-Has varied further IN price, Win ,no
feeling and dull Choice Coloed vc Mne
poor Prime 7ayixc; Western Flat 6a9ohci !" ostVt =
rScadsr sasIc Creamery SKINS eic Common TO Cnoies
EGGSHas varied further IN YfiS1 WV sscrn 20c;
weak and dull State and Psnnsvvania' aici WESTERN
Canada, 20lac. ,.,.,srged Foreign in
fair demands Qangoon do 8t7soi Java oS~' sci "'""'
6aJiec. 49,, t,.,, Refnnr csc Re-
aSed oaist rather weak Loaf g,sei osId
49, c roStsstionors "a ssc s,andsrd Ara s
~, White Extra &C." Ioso.; Isa.
on 40 s2i.c yellow 40" ga eo7sc Yellow 1890
NEiias slight inquiry pss gnsV ouoed 10 ~
saes hhdA CITY, iic.' oisomafssi'A'
lpsaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Brown, of the United States District
Court yesterday denied the motion made by the plain
ti remand the State courts the action OF
svlvaster " Iaugdon and others against Francis A..
Fogg and 9th ers the trustees OF the Silver Era Mining
Company.
The Chambers of the Supreme, Superior and
Common Pleas Courts were adjourned yesterday ~ an
OF respect to the memory OF the late Charles
p kirkland the LAWYER who was buried yesterday. On
motion of DAVID Mcclure, Recorder Smythe ordered
that minute OF the death OF Mr. kirkand 10 cntereu
on The records OF the Court Of General Sessions.
The following assignments for the benefit OF
creditors were filed yesterday in the County Clerks
Office Edward A. Austing to Thomas A. Young; Kath-
crime Kafka TO Alexander Schwab Isaac Feinberg 10
Mitchell Hershheld Morris A. Feinberg 70 Mitchell
Hershield Albert r. Overton 70 Theodore ID. jones'
and Theron g. Atwater 10 Justus Ii. Hesse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
TIE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Aug. 8. 1881

ASHEs-Quiet unchanged.
BUILDING MATERI ALS-Bricks, while remaining
quiet nevertheless steadily sustained Laths have
declined steady and have mod
crate sale Lnnber 10 steady and moderately salabls
Brick Hards So 1886 87ia Pale Bricks 81 25g$3 6Q
Cement aosendale, 81 IoSsl 70, American Portland.
LOCO Lime Rockland Common. 81 do Finishing 81 go
state Common. s5c. do, Finishing, 81 To- Ground sbo
Lumber Eastern Spruce &l40Slj 80 for random cargoe
and sie for spccias White Pine quoted 7as2Y for
West India shipping Boards S226S29 for South American
ao Sl7 for Bog scards; slsSsls for Extra 90 ys
low Pine &ise$22 per NJ Hariwoods Walnut 500
per Nj Ash ssSssls per dol Oak go 1850 perdo Maple
$40 per doi wildwood and inch $soas5t per DO do;
and dol noh S3s S$42 Hickory SIS as65 do Nails mod
ernto sale at 81 for 10 10 go.
COFFEE-spot dull and unchanged at 9ic for fair
goes sales g62 bags Rubens 444 LesseI. $50
Advance private options dull ana ADVANCE Of
points at the opeDng ferwar lost saioe 800 bags
No at7s5 for september 40 for October. 30 for NO
isss Closing as follows August 725a7ss; september
7.35o740i October 7sbd740j November IA o7s0i De-
cember 1855 January 1855 February 1901 3d.
Mild grades quiet and nominaly unchanged
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet and advance OF l-l60&l6c;
Sales 3 bales GOO last ncuding all for spinning
day 2s4 bales against 7s7 this week and 2e last
September bales
same period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
STATE or TRADE
DoNESrIO aAaxsrS

BALTIMORE August e.--Cotton duh: Mitdnns., lolsa
z sGqr ss Extra s's'I.
oosss 7S do Extra = ~ DO %o y:
sssnSs 81 % s Id s. i1ssi A%Os
TO- S s.s kasns q iss
ss GO Sss- SS
Whs IL a c 40 alrsd 80 s4le Psaa.gy.als 40 s4ss-
s ss ss.s
snq ssSsn.snsasst zee" cs.s
ES Hans ls si ss,so, d h.sSwss
ssss .1s & 81. s' AZ
&c s wssts Srsi S
s .sSSS Sa cSFn Sa Gorn 5000
wheat ia 900 bu.. Corn. osooobu
pI Sss. Ssss SS'::
s,Taght Minnesota sa ger S 50 1sss %
arsSss 8 e e
III Wheat s'. ss a9n''S'o Sa
Nsw sS csns
Wheat MSwyGrs l., 4e o Ss.Ysfs 81 , - per
ss,.: 'as SS ,u.s S::.
Ss; ys; g
ssss asocO s.S,sy &c.,
70oqS sS'A 10 SSsa $4,000 ss
Is s.s.s wsss a ss's Pss:
Choice spss wsss !,
S SCI 80 Winter Wheat Fair Choice Old. = ooe
Sc o bankers J9sJ rs Low drAisA s.SS ~ soataess
Illinois aud dssoir 81 Is eS8 90 ~ "a
Rsguar Wheat unsettled 81 o2ssi oSs SoysmDss
o. ali sDs yssS No. clcsso ssas O ss
$50: No Req Winter 81 o. Corr iowsf ~ M. =.
cash. 6is5ltc august: september BY Ss sss
se October al the ysass Sps ds sspsnSe
higher Al 5Oac barley quiet a. Tic r,.IseeS ~snss
AZ 81 81 esI So butter quiet; creamery ny yz,a
i s9s quiet sIss aa:ssisds SsS::
s siS IL S,,n ses % Snort assq ss Short
Whiskey steady &C III IL Receipts-Flonr il,v0 "a -
Wheat $4,000 Dush. Corn 265.uv0 bush; onn
bush, rye 1900 BARLEY BOO ousns 80 M M
Flour 1000 bbls; Wheat So00oi Corn. ''oo0S'
10000, Rye 1000. garsy s,oar armsr FANNY. 81 SEQ
81 S Fsncy IS sssss Is higher. No s,.nSse
Winter :s05 O7 sss., Ss s S
. Angvsr sSia Data .nrmer ~ 3h ss s,cs "a
hgs higher az s7ss5se Barley =. nop so sIo iaf 3
Fan at Ss fsrs ssse Clear 20 CO
Bacon steady shouasrA '*c ia Butter aas. osssss
western Reserve ,ss ons Sssorlssns sSs1SS As
sa H Common and ,o no sssa snpasss
s nsseSScrs'. 81 IS ss5 on hscHp'a law A'~
August oF Es ss sssssS
N OK, No 90 No h: Zoo nSsh Corn quisss
ssSis iooo sa Ss;ss snR o sse No sWaiss sc
No $40 ors No2 Red Winter 60
q, s1sas 81 ~ asked sepssmIsr o cash SO
Ssr January . ~ as,o Ssrn ss Ss osss
s naj August and september 20 bid @ no
81 6ov Snsh corn A0oO bushs 0ass o sSsS 90
1000 bunh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10

Treasury has decided that Chief Supervisor OF
IL not entitled TO per diem compensation
A CoRnEcrrox-Tbe statement that the new cent
postage stnp recently approved by the Third Assistant
Postmaster General will contain bust picture OF an
drew johnson The Determination 10 nave
9 bust picture Of Andrew Jackscn ON the stamp
REpoRr OF MAYOR DAMRELL-The reportiof Major A. N.
Damre the engineer charge Of tho River and
improvements In the Mobile Ala, district was received
ct the War Department oday.
SOME SUCCESSFUL BIDDERs-Among the successfui
bidders for furnishing supplies to the Insane
Asylum during the fiscal year ending June 80 1854
the following Canby, .5ilpin Co., Br, Maddux fa
ner William T. Dixon Bro. ID. j. Foley & Co., and 9.
A. Gambrll Manufacturing Company, Baltimore; HOOD,
Bonbrght n Co. C. stoddart & Bro, and A. wanamaker
Philadelphia +. +. McAllster; X A. Robbins; "a. n.
and F. B. Thurber Co., Wallace Lewis ana D. A. onoen
maker & Co.. New-York
LAND OFFICE DEcIsroS-.The Commissioner OF the
General Land Office Ia the of the application o.
Petgrew and Brown OF Dakota for the return OF SUI
preme Court scrip used in payment OF locations OF en-
tries which have been cancelled on the ground toat
pre-cmptors all iavts were false and fraudulent mas
rendered decision in which he holds that scrip USED ia
payment for land Is within the meaning OF the
law and has all the attributes of legal TENDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
gLUsias PRICES ~ BOSrOy SrO0ks
BOSTON. Thursday, Aug. %. 1ss.
CLOSING PRICES or PRILADELPHIL STOCKS
R.uar,1d hu IoIS IL DAVE q Co. - VAIL
THURSDAY, Aug. 9-P. ~

THURSDAY Aug. Up "
Tho dealings in stocks to-day developed no new
features The market was fevcrish and unsettled
all the way out, and the movements OF prices were
more than usually irregular. Fluctuations were
freousnt. but they were not uniform. AT the OPEN
inc OF business there was good demand. with some
advances In prices for the stocks which yesterday
declined so sharply. and Denver and no Grands
was purchased with some considerable free
dom because OF the expected change IN the execu-
tive management of the property The saying In the
board room was. Any change will be for the bet
teri Yet except for General Palmer, who to-day
did resign the presidency Of the company. probably
there would have been no Denver aud Rio Grande
Railroad Nevertheless IL Is true that the resigna-
tion of the executive officer who has built and car
ried the project through TO It's compleiion-a con-
nectlon with the Central Pacific Railroad at Og
aen-was the assigned reason for an advance In the
nrice of Denver and Rio Grande stock from 34's
IN 38io030. Oregon .and Transcontlnental
stock rose 1 per cent 10 1873, but
IL closed ut 7lla, and the Northern Pacihos
close small fractions lower than last evening after
srratic fluctuations The Southwestern railroads
and Western Union generally close with some gains
ON last evenings prices and the general list. except
;ng Northwestern common, is fractionally higher
tban az vesterday's close The changes, however,
ara small and generally are the result OF concerted
movement made In the last three minutes OF Dusl-
rass For instance Central and Hudson was offered
at Ia at 2:55 d. m but In the last i've minutes IL
sold at 116is and 1854.
Tn. dealings I'm Government bonds covered all the
cold issues except the Gigs. and prices were irm
With advances of Il in tho bios for the 3s and 4i9s
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
Bid. Asxsi.
STATE honds and city bank stocks were entireI!

State bonds and city bank STOCKS "eio o"'"'''
neglected.
The business in railroad and miscellaneous DonaS
was small and there were few changes In
prices; but tho market generally was
weak. Erie second consols declined 10
94ls. Canada Southern first 5s, after decline 70
95os. closed unchanged at 90. New-York, chicago
and ST. Louis first os were as lower at lol g. ana
West Shore and Buffalo first 6s closed OH AZ ''s
New-York, susqucbanna and Western hrsts were
steady at sOaQSO. Richmond and DanVpic
debentures were off from SO to 63a96f Metro
poitan firsts were steady at os2. but the SECONDS
were 1 per cent lower at SO. Denver ana MO
Crande consols were up per cent at 80, and west
ern extension irsts were Il better at 7o@' ieAa'
and Pacific incomes declined Il to 5sia, and hrS's
Rio Grande division were up % nj I'M anu
Northern Pacific firsts recovered q to 1888 Mu-
tuaI Union sinking funds further declined 10 ea
The sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
1860 304. made up by coin gam OF *oz4,ooo ies'
currency loss of Sl55.552. The days transactions
covered Receipts. 1887, 69s; payments Sl,olo'-
so4 currency balance. s6.6l4.eos; coin balance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The leave of absence
granted Captain Morris G. Foote 9th Infantry July O.
1852 has been extended two mouth and that granted
econdLdeutenant Carroll A. Deyol 18th Infantry, ex
tended three months The leave OF absence granted
rrstLieutenant Henry G. Davies Bird Artillery June
H. 1885, has been extended three months BY direction
Nthe President, secoDdLeutenant Erasmus NJ Weaver.
2ud Artillery. has been detailed rs Professor OF
htary Science and Tactics at tho South Carolina Mill
Sfy Academy Charleston TO take effect October l. The
superintendent General Of the Recruiting Service has
sen ORDERED to cause seventydye recruits be pre-
s1ea and forwarded 70 Fort Smelling, MDpeso for
MEnn emit TO tine lIth Infantry Tie leave Of absence
~ n s Ballard g. Humphrey. 9th Cav
10 July 10th. 1883, has been extended two months
mn permission to apply for further extension Of one