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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STO0Ra
sASFRAScuco. Thursday. Aug. 90. 1888.
Bullion valued at $25, 900 was received in this
.;,, y..tard nv from the mines.

BuIlion valued at $25, 900 was received in this
eity Yesterday from the mines.
The product of the Dunkin mines, Leadville COL
from January l. 1888, TO August l, IL oinciaiiy
reported at $50, Ola 62 expenses. $l3,o5o VI.
Father dc smet superintendents report for week
ending August 10 shows: Ore extracted from tirst
level $50 tons second level 700 tons third level.
b7O tons. Ore miled, 2,07O TONS Golden Gate
south header In II feet.
Stormont superintendent reports August IA
Our hest stope now Is in % winze ground aud the
following orc assays from O point about halfway
between 4th and 9Th levels, where the stope u
going down q moderate dip underhanded and all
Solid ground below except as cut by oth Level
IA inches. SI3 70 ; Ia inches $35 IA II inches,
Si57 60; IL inches, ~ l7j y inches, $'3 10; 10
inches $50 o."
The superintendent of the Ray Copper Company
renorts TO the New-York office, from Riverside,
Ar,z. Aug 10: Our last weeks Developments In
Raw mine are immense. Drifts aud Wine stu IN
solid body of ore aud the north winze In the richest
hodv of native copper we have had. Inc
rocL carries the native thick 1t IS possible toI
AZ TO carry it in sheets without becoming Solo
mass Rock also carries copper glance IN nne par
ttcIes South Drift, being nearer the footwail, u
carrying principally copper glance; go we hnd tnat
the ledge so far as prospected at hftyrfoot level
carries copper glance starting from the footwall,
then native copper and glance Our measurements
now are South drift fifty feet north drift, twelve
feet: winze No. l. fifty nine feet These are the
only polnts we can work on account OF windlass
nor belng able to handle the ore. Weare cleaning
| ont the old tunnel and retmbering the same, ana
| as soon as it Is opened we can conln uesinKLhg
wilma No. 2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

Small sales of Alabsmas. class A. at 81 q covered
the business done in State bonds. AS RUE tue
bids and offers are wide apart. OF City bank stocks
the sales included Fourth National at l3o' ana
Merchants Exchange at %. The biddings for bank
stocks, however, are free. at full prices.
The general bond market to-day was little more
than reflection of the share market first CLASS
bonds were purchasable at yesterdays prices ana
for them there was no demand, while the specuia-
tive issues generally show advances on yesterdays
nrces. Eric second consols were exception
aIlv weak at 91a91L against 93is; Rome,
Watertown and 0gdensburg os declined
from 90 to 81, and the Missouri, Kan
sss a. Texas issue are quotable at about per cent
decline; Canada Southern first 5s were steady at
oAosa94s; West Shore & Buffalo 5S after 72's
recovered to 1885, and New-York, Chicago d St.
Louis frsts were strong at l0Oia; East tennessee
| Virginia and Georgia incomes sold at 29@3o; Oh
Paul consols were steady at ll9, and hrsts' fachc
a. Western division, were of 4 at 3d. Northwestern
gold 70, 1922, sold at 1884; Denver Rio Granae
cousols after selling down ga TO a. recovered 10 ~
and 6rsts. Western extension, alter numerous nuC'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
CARGO OF CANARY ISLAND COOLIES.

The messengers ON the Staten Island ferry
o., had thar curiosity aroused Tuesday by the ap-
u,aranoe Of white brganne lying at anchor half way
between tho Battery and Bedioe's Island Her
oecks vero covered with swarthy men and Oh
tbs stern was the word Matanzas in large gilt letters
when the Matsozas moved 10 her moorings, a. Pier
No IA, East Rivor Mr.. SALISBURY OF inc urn %
,sx.snn 4 sau,bury. No. 90 waterst to which she
~. ..ns,sned gave the following information to u
nTuxy reporter The Matanzas halls from Santa Cruz
a. r.nariae tho chief city OF the Island OF Tenerne
Ti,s city is the emporium Of the wnoe ere sp, u
1sa IT,. - pa eustom house these Fortunate isands
IN a. ronseouence there considerable TRACE WIN
ana Va staes siuce Tenerfe VINE has gone out OF
iaboTers have In the habit Of SEEKING WORK
h ..ns Tie Matanzas chartered AZ uaVana W
,u ,rn,o Venezuela 100 aborers and their wives wEo
Ds na been working on the railroad from Laguayra 10
CaraCoas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
"REMINISCENCES or ~ DE LESSEPS.
nj. 1,,. q DisDatch 10 ne London Times.
roI's, . y. -. rrizea nj the INcee Hem

- par5s Aua 8, Dispdtch TO me Lo"don I"e' H.;
In djstributng tie prizes at the Lycee H asr
w d. de esseps old pupil OF the scLoe tsresi,ss
arsd a speech In which he gave some N ~
n|cdotes from his life and experience mnen ~
LIZ sramined for Bachelors degree ne VIZ oso VI
trr The examiner he told his young auators uNn
a,sn mn nd asked him TO show where tne no' ~
.o,b east and west were. Neither he nor sny o. us
NEW the eardinsLpoints, for In seos
nnv was not taught Yet he was now ffesiaenhe ..
,ne Typographical Society, and, therefore, tnVse py
snu we're low In their classes need not despair %
,aJa"t at the university he was not an assdaous
senter Of the classes He had passion ior a
a tbe riding school that he passed tne uns MI y
ab"ud have been devoted 70 preparing ad Sn,y o en-
tic career upon which carser ne hhu auy On
areI liter havns kept the requisite I'M on Of
70 ~ scSou Of LAW In 1928, through tne pnse
~ ,e who WAS the only survivor OF me ne Ia
nls ht1n he went sttachc 10 Iaspoh av
- P he ,et,,rned TO Paris spent year al nc
L.sp" I'D was sent 70 Tunis just before tue AIBe nn
Oyv IN when he took part lie theh saw ~ az 200
P ,lng vessels employed 10 convey an army ., had
oov ,nars heing also one steamer Whnt enango
% a,ne.sed aimee thenland he had peen SONY n
srnnsnai In bringing it about ior ast sS" NJ only
nassed 600 600 through inc ouez he came o,
* TONS nv single sailing vessel h 1oa, man OF
leave from Alexandria the journey On mi thare were
70, GOOD sailer took thirty seven uny anu d
tr, AZ = quarantine at Toulon Here De wdu co. y
~ quarantine and the cholera ne mao ol.e
violated guarantees, for in former nays ,hs
si5e 10 submit 10 them As to the choers ,pyens
terror was exaggerated The chief ktnihs IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

Good ords.ry s" IA k,Sa M,1dins.. ,s
Fu.ss wers aa and asensd sss points
pad ssp'isSsss
&s.ss 55siSs
SSSs sSS SesosI
SSSsI: R Nav 1888
FLOUR AND nj s SGs 81 s. aoous
ssS &c: SsHi
sS sos M IS, E1T sSo sO sus:ssns
sSsss Es 81 YS Ss Winter ssS sS
81 81 400 SbS Minnesota Extra, 81 2o1s7 CO. oaotstons'
s To- = v.s e. sssssn .
g aosss sS g. s %
$50 $50 Y sSs a.sss 7cssS 80 ss.sss sSs
e.! e = e g I s;as:
rs:a' S %s Ts s:.s d EVE T:. + sSs
50 SSs asssi ss:ss saIs:. ss::
80 20 Choice do g sSSss 81, ar;,Esns
s ; sSss & g. sale Yellow
as q qS sns
s 20 %h,ss the
MS s,,b sa e.
dI StS9G un Sasa l'i ssd e:
ssHSs ,s1 81 or No S9
ssya rom .,s as: ss! y s
r rss on s Sssia Gnsaded white 81 bqa,
elosns 81 H. ssptsnSer ls closing q y q
Isl ~ closing 81 2S December 81 z4rgSt - 2 clos
Ing 81 dnll and unehsnEed 9 aa
CoRN-Markel fairy active for export az nrm prses
recovered advanced closing very firm n sa,ss
,ns Unsraded Mixed 5SSsSise: No do " 062 Steamer
ao osiac No. DO. S4lc In elevator 70 ar
81 sajsc No. Mixed for August Ssh ee4c cloane
c, September coung e5.e octooer HS h:
&C., D sss1s
nclgalDs s Mixed s sts .o do S %ts $751; $751;
do White I5c; Mixed Western, 3l59Slc White aos
s0aisc White State. 45s5Sc.; no chicago, $3.50, srTsi
No Mixed August, 80 s136c, closing 36e; septemDers
s5ss5tG, closing die; October soSeSSev e FEEx
Quiet nrm and unchangsd 20 o. s2Sas6ci 81 sS 2
Joe; SO d. 90c 100 n sidsi 10 sharps 81 lSssl ~;
Rva Feed 90d9oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

vrso Aug Solsso no sses is coSS 0 Ms
,,ns OJ Tor speculation and EXPORT receipts Etzo
haIas Including s. $50 bales American p,ss
c,nS clause August and september delivery oe.A;
10 bSIs.d: 40 september and October denvery oss4'
ISL %. do october November dsnvery ossldi 90
yemrr and December delivery oS'sAa 90 December sno
January deyery oSsasd 90 January anu
dull a.. - ~. ..,.. -.
LIVERPOOL Aug a3.-soo m.-cetron-Tns sAiss OF the
aay Included 6e0O bnes American
a.tyRgroS Aug. 23.-Cotton STEADY; Middling. 9'sc.
Low Modug y'sc. Gool Ordinary. aisso, net receipts
& haiss. groSs 1862 exports 70 Greaf Britain
hsiss. 10 France baleE 10 tns Continent - e2ies.
70 tha unanneL bales coastwises liza oalos saios
r5l bales: STOCK 9,27S bales
Nvv.oxIxAxs. Aug. 2S.-cctton dull Mfdding SEC;
Low MddnE 9Ssc. Coca oriiaAry o'sc. nes rscolpes.
naIas. gross. 80 bales: exports oosstwlse -
bales: ia France 3lS bales; the CONTINENT - bales
IL Great Britain. balee: sales zVu oaioS ass e'oH
ing - bales stocK 52S38 paies-
sAvAsxAB. Aug: 2s Cotton quiet Miaai an, .sespss
nW NiddIpg Dsc; Ordinary. 59sc hot Ieoop'
80 baies, gross 437 bales; exports coastw,se' io
bales 10 the Continent - bales 10 Great niis ox ss7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
HOW he GETS A LOWER BERTH
Erorn rh. ph fladllnhfa pre..

from Jh< PhttGdetphta fTess.
ut would take day in the recital, ana
then I'LL big book tell Of the ncidents that enter into
the daily life OF Pullman car, said j. w. Smtioy, sno
snS nS sp book to
contain what hadn't been told" "Are any OF these $40
res of rat telling horrible tales about crasnins
through upper berths In order TO secure lower pertns
was asked.
Ia true facetious heavy weights tell the sto
1t Is equally untrue that any upper berths ever break
down. A wellknown New-York journalist, VINO Ups
the beam at three hundred pounds-suppose you s1SW
yarn. He loves joke. and Us he 10 known 10 almost
every paacecar porter in the conntry manages
necessary In case the gentleman reaches the train late
aud finds the lower berths occupied he hunts arouna
until he finds nervous traveller in place where ne
ter asks him be has heard any further news OF
Rev. Mr. Smith. The porter, who is posted repnshs.
you fell froo dc berthP yes, replies the ponderous
traveller .Pve often thought OF that poor man. jim
think broke one OF his ribs and one Of his arms aoh
~ Two ribs aud bofc arms sar replies Jim soenn my
And It somewhere about this part OF the ca,
wasn't IT, Jiinp asks the heavy man loudly. NO san,
says the porter youse thnkin OBJ dc two orphans wn
you fell on dat night when near Buffalo II you
remember sab. one OF de boys died. and De ODER haa M
eye OUT DE ss sa ds lower e BERTH
sah,' Unfortunate fellow, signs the rat PASSENGER
'and wasn't as heavy by atty pounds as am now
By this time You can depend that tho nervous tray
eler IL getting his pantaloons Usually he peeps OUT
and when he sees the mountain Of nesh that Is r.
the risk of being crushed TO death IN the indue
the night It's pretty good scheme, and geneIaily
works 10 fat mans satisfaction AS soon as tue otner
fellow finds that joke has been played upon MIN. no
forms the jokers acquaintance and IN almost every m
stance tnat I'VE heard the friendship strangely made
IL lasting because the Is OF those Jolly good
fellows That nobody could stay angry at Tor more na
ten minutes There lots OF other incidents mat ~
strung together might make good story but as Ire Is
short time precious think we had better leave tue
best ones for another day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
: HOMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.

The entries of homing pigeons In the second
race of the for federation record closed
a1a oomnr,.ed birds owned In Fall River, Bridgeport
ana Jersey City Heights The Fall River birds
are 70 ny this morning from Fordham. N Y. The dis
lance afr line, to homo is 15a mites The Bridgeport
birds are to liberated 10 philadelphia is2 miles a ans
Trssv civ Heights birds 1y In competition the start
20 he from Washing on at o'clock on sunday morning;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
4 cArgERING OF OARsMEN At NEWARK.

professional regatta has been arranged to
,ke naos on the Passaic River, at Newark. on Friday
and saturday, August 81 and September The course
will be three miles with turn and there will be $1,000
to be distributed prres The entries incuoe Ross,
90, "a. R,,av Hosu,er. Elliott, Mckay, Paisted
md Hoeal IL 10 probable that Hanlan Will give an e1-
@ihtton OF rowing The regatta will be rowed In heas
~ .,nner NJ each heat 10 row the final race On
aturaay the consolation for losers will be rowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
THE GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES RACE

LONDON, Aug. 23.-At the York August
meeting to-day for the Great Yorkshire Stakes
for three year olds by ths Duke OF Hamltons
bay colt ossian with H. smaliwoods bay colt Chlsel-
hurst second and Lord Rossyns bay colt Lsdisias gate
rowsr third There were six starters. At the start
I'm netting was TO against Ossian. IL to against
Chseihnrs aud to 2 against Ladslas Osslan won by
- ncck There was a distance OF two lengths between
(hstlhurst aud Ladislas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

where there were epdemics was TO be fearless Cou
age was great preventive, and he had seldom Known
courageous to have cholera or the plague Ineso
diseases began with arrangement OF the stoms9n,
which sprang from weakness OF character and Will ne
stayed years IN Egypt then was sent 70 urn ~
Holland Malaga, Barcelona and Madrid; aud ssty. as
Ambassador to Rome Here he fell out with his Govern
mont and he thereupon resgned devoting himself 70
studies the suez Canal question-and they knew ina.
their old fellow-schoolboy had since fheh done soo
useful tn ings for the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
SEXTON DEFEATS SHAEFFER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The cushion
carow game Of billiards at the Metropolitan Temple last
evening OF 800 points, for $500. between Sexton and
shaerer. wus won by the former. Forty-niuc innings
we're played shaeer scored 2e3 points sectors pest
wa one hour and tulrty five minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRx. Thursday. Aug. %. 1888

AsHEs-ouiet and UNCHANGED.
ooFFEEspos Ko ar|sr owing e 2. Ssy.nos y re re
crop here ct 9stc; sses bs3 bags Besse 1000 Nas
myth l7O OK Menou $40 OK Humboldt lgl ex BielA On
higher ssss $1,000 bs o g a'ssass for ssps@ps9ssS
for December for January 10 for February seaxo
for Ms5ch closing n az Sovembs
December 7O6S7s5 Mild grades steady and In moderate
demand. "a
Sales 269 300 last evening" mcludn9 tor ex
bsies against last week and 1853 last year since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
KuRopEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Aug 23.-Baocn. $50 Lara.
Nm .s.a fsorK PRIME o6Jd do "eseorn la fnr
Prime 45d nsrie1a i ,sr Sws tJr
%mericar srsaistuasoorn Ne "a ,or No l. eOl0
eIn Ma n slOd 9JiI Iot Nod ira
ood Der Batssr Rss Qua Tor ErtrA
ed states and sUoOd- for hness y" D'''
India Mesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

LITERARY LIGHT REFREsHMENTs.-We see
Announced Trnorers from The Globe. This publicatlon
Will probably be followed by Tdrs from The Times 4ic
rpgies from The Morning Post Tsists rom me 5et .
graph DOtqhnts from The Daily Neics Sausage iioHs
iron, The Standard and AsaHgcitchesJrom The Adrei~
tiseT.-lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
REAL EYIAIE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. August %. 1883.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.



hvssv S cor . 81 and we 10 VIVA Mss2sr IT, $500
Same property; william Dixon. assignee. etc, 10
7''h' zee Ra = o. Sdavo 'no $1,000
ll25 pn sna 2gg 70 Mare 81 $500
i29thst "A 2l5 II OF 4thaye. 2b1yvll Patrick ,oo
Holden rife 10 Mary Vine an ioV
Lewis Va "a 20 FsSs q b'Oome. 1000
HoTsrasn NO zs ha"in N " $4,000
lssI4ss and aSOther 20 10 BSer $4,000
Aye.A Q 6q.b II OF ll6th.st. 9fxll0; q Keogh :.
nd wi Richard Luthers-
lsd-st n g. 80 Il 9 LeXngtOnaye; 35rrlOO.5; Al 9,
l23dst n s. Fill IT W Of 7th.ave, 5i.2Il0O' CB
X sogl and Athea Schmid
23d-st. n s. rs It " Of 7th.aye, lb.gIlOO Same TO .,
o5,is % se ssasts 81 $4,000
Ave,A. sc cor OF 59th-s, 6sxloi MARY Mocor
mack and husband Ia Jos Il MCCORMACK. -
or,i 3 Tyi. ., 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
RACING AT MONMOUTH.
,,,c,,e SHOWS WHAT HE CAN DO.

MR. pINcUs SHOWS WHAT HE CAN DO
cv.csyuL srARTs--AELLA, HURON, BLUE
Wo ,v.zoN voIUsrA AND ROCHESTER, THE
WINNERS. ,r
~. one reason racing men viii draw long
fos rs,s. when the Monmouth Park season, now
eFsA'a nd n concluded. They may fairly hope that
near ' IN, have seen the last of Jacob Pncus rs
then 'n'' pa.s,ny men might be found after long
sar'ei. Gould make worse bundes than he makes,
sssrea sonn,ful IT'S great pity that sport which
but ne excellent should be spoiled by his
wouu The starts which he gave the two-year-
-. hurdle horses yesterday have dsgrsced
oia.,a,,. how nine years old BY his unexampled
~ bs simply put altogether out OF the race ruii
half Of the fields In eacn case
ON. At tine course was eager to learn all ne could
.so,,, ,hs great race for the monmouth s'aAes W.
~rou The pwyer Brothers said tnat Darnes nao no'
- AGING we'll for day or two ana they etpecea 20
49,, George Kinney and Miss Woodord. Tneif irienas
-, M, have quito much confidence IN TINS 'os as
49, roud have had In Barnes ana MISS "ooaio'o' Du'
q. s,u must be considered exceedingly IormoApe' Inc
nxers have wholesome respect Tor moh'or'
ma, mile and half In the Champion STAKES IA 1''os
80. them thoughtful Tho winner Oh the oer'y
-, a,so he recgoned with. Good reports are now
n,g in regard to his exercise He Is SAID 10 De LOOK
49, md moving IN excellent form In his
tar,n Iroouo,s was beyond sny question Oh ngner
.a.. than any animal In this race. the uoupe 'na'
,rohle. hs admirers is whether ne can possioiF NC
m into his Derby and and st. Leger condition IL seems
~ setted that these viii be the starters Tor inc Mon-
,"on,h stakes $500 each $4,000 added weights seven
rounds above the scale; distance. lia miios'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Aug. %.


The late buoyancy Of the petroleum specu-
,o s,erdav was not sustained In the market to-day;
when duness was the principal feature OF the trading
An iudspostion to trade while the market remains In
an apparently uncertain condition, counts against prices
after the temporary Improvement caused by the cover
inc of local short" sales. Hence after fluctuations
h ranged from 81 O0isQS1 O9ss 81 0sla the lowest
.n.s rere made near the close The market closed
v in tone with no FROM tine oil fields OF sufficient
Importance to sway operators either way 10 any ma
terlai extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.
LONDON Aug. 23--1230 D. m.-Atanto and Great West
erp arst mortgage certificates Al Erie 29f
Erie consols 96ia New York Central is IL Penn
sylyana Central Reading. 49, Mexican Ordinary ll5
orK ontario and Western 20lS 81 Paul Common.
1857.
toSpoS Aur 23-3p m-Tne proportion OF the BANK Of
England TO liability which last week was 46ss per
cent Is now 46ts The bullion the Bank OF Eng
land has increased 2243.0o0 during the past week.
Paris tkres per cent rsntes a. ID francs
55 confines for the account
LONDON Aug 23-4:00 .. m.-Ere 2ols: New York
Central 1884, Illinois Central 1926 Pennsylvania Central
5S3. Reading 25is; Mexican Ordinary, l164 New YORK,
Ontario Western 20 e Milwaukee ana St Paul Com
mon. l0I. . -,. -.
balance TO-DAY Is 26900O
LONDON Aug 23-4f0U D. m.-PArs advIces quote three
10 80 confines for the account
PARIS Aug. 23.-The weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France o decrease OF 12kb,00O francs gold, and
an Increase OF 100000 francs silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

CLOSING PRICES or BOsr0y STOCKS
BOSTON. Thursday, Aug 30, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

utions. closed ct 62 against 60 yesterday; Texas q
Pacific incomes were of ga to 62ia. and 6rsts Rio
Grande division. rose from "a to rs; Atlantic 4
Pacific incomes declined ! per cent TO 20; and
Northern Pacific frsts were q lower 81 1881 -
rhs nsas ~ s's q
$28 635 currency. The days transactions covered'
Receipts 81 ,3l6 35l; gayments os4 ZiS cur.
zoe The days payments in psrtefect the cashing Of
Treasury drafGs for the large
lS4 .000l yesterday at Washington OF bonds OF
call loans was shade harder and rates ruled at
to per cent The domestic exchanges on New
York practically are unchanged from the last quo
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follow; Exchanges, $lO5,o42,s42; balances
fhe United States Treasury at Washing ton to-day
received $244, 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton The customs receipts were 1851. 764. and the
internal revenue receipts $336.314
changes the market 10 dull and quotations for
business are firm az follows Bankers bills. VA S2t
and 81 SO for long and short sterling respectively
rechmarks; $685. and 397s for guilders.
The Governors of the Bank of England to-day
madc no Ichange In the banks minimum rate for
%sSS the bank ransd sa4 baou and
proportion of its its liabilities was raised
from 40 9-l8 20 40 11-16 per cent against SS0s PEI
further gain of f59, 900 bullion on balances The
weekly statement of tho bank of France shows
loss of PTS 900 frs in gold and gain OF 100000
frs. in silver. At the London Stock Exchange.
British consos we're steady at 90 1915 for money
and 100 1-16 for account. United States
4l2s were unchanged at 115. but the As were
Il lower at 1224. American railways, while
dull, promptly responded to yesterdays de-
cnes in the home markets. Private advices
ss thsTs Is nc aOa thar
quotations gwen are simply tho reflection OF the
home market prices, are the dealings in our
bucket shops" In each transaction in ten shares
Is o quotation.
At Paris French per cents declined from
70. 65 to 1906, and recovered to 79. 80 francs
The gross earnings of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad are reported as follows:
1881 1882 1883
Number Of miles SAT LlI8 1857
Second yxeek IN Auo 400 i83 sll9'0OO Gl6Sl0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-24

,oxnox Auo 23-surir, rurDsntinh S2ti Csp n n
,rsseo 1850 per quarter. LAnseei Oh go ~, n "a =
mar tnu. raIisw 5Bb oar osL hshaei r's'''
Ulya pergh. -. 10 frame. OF
ASryyGRP Aug 23-woox's Lard closed AZ -
eentee yer 100 Petroleum me ls,v sserx