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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11


CHICAGO Oct lO-TRs Drogsrs Journal reports 5L9gsr'
Rsceuts 2BOOO: shipments $500 market SLOW ana Heak
ami rices Toe lower; Packing - 49@t oO fSGalIs a
S6ppns - 81 80 10: Light - sOsso 20 anu 9Aps %"
>a,-Recepts 900 shipments 800; Good sorts srSns
and common SLOW; ports 50 30 0O GOOa 70 OOI oip
ming IS 4OgS5 3d. Common TO Medium u ~
Eatte easier except Best Wyomngs D. 500 oo u'
Feeders "a 10. Texans 81. -. o,o. ,,a,kat hrisk
and firm: Best Sheep stronger Common slow inlerO 70
FIr ~ as; Good 75 Choice "a; Texans %
EAST LIBERTY Penn. l0Cdhte-Recelpts I0r w w
day 100; market active Prime soGO sos F"r !" "O0N
@BSjs-Receipts for the day 10000 market slow Pa Va
dsDhAs IS 40 $50 Workers 50 lO6so So or~SseS ~
S6,sp-Receipts for the day 1000; market slow Ffino
81 5O9s4 rs; Fair TO Good "a GSl oO Common S-esS
RuFFALo Oct observation-disclosures TO-DAY .oOV aS no,
total for week thus 7O0O for same JlIle s
reeips consigned through Pol cars marSe hu AZ
sales-Fair 70 Good steers 50 70 80 oO LAgh' bu'0"e
70 90 Racepts to-day 1000 head total for week tnas
,aT 10 QUO head for the tune last week OOO ar.
rece,ts through dull and drooplhg "a AZ
gooi mere, Saies-Fair 10 Good Western % 30 :" - ~
Can Lambs at - 3D. 40, - ,o,ai far vs.x thu. far
nead. last weak SiOOO hea .aads
med through market dull anu 81 ons
Ievrr Sales-GU0d Choice Workers % p, adinIa
dock OF Extra IS 3 Common " FAIR ~ oO@s' D0''
aud Heavy 50 1880 So 40. ,,,.,.s 400,
~ f,uIs Oet MISUNDERSTANDING Oi pniv mis-,
MARKET steady ami strong at uDeheeged pIos w koce
Gina liz of RANGE Exports 80 oO@So ~ Vsns A 500
| IS 4BGS5 40. Common " tar "a OV~~' A"'
| "a 70; indians - 5OaSa4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
AFFAIRS OF THE ARMY.
FINANCES IN THE DUTIES OF oFFIcERs--CoLoNEL
MORROW's CASE.


CHANGES IN THE DUTIES OF oFflCkio--|OA1oNNN
MoRRow's CASE.
xu.su,xcToH. Oct 1O.-SecOnd Lieutenant
,ona A lakewood 18th Infantry, has been relieved
80 autv AT Colum bus barracks. Ohio, and ordered to
t,n Mis- compauy in the department OF Dakota Lieu
ynt Colonel Ebenezer Swift assistant mAdical pur-
r has nv operati N of law been retired from active
,ic. The following transfers In the I'd Artillery
- besn made. Second Lieutenant G. f. Barney IRON
pot,4ry 10 Battery II; Second Lieutenant WiIoughoy
Walke from Battery to Battery l. The leave OF ao'
noe Granted Colonel John F. Hammond, April q nae
ne, eytsndsl six months. Leave OF absence for iour
mouths IN take effect at such date between December
and a. 1888 as his services can be spared mas '0'
Granted Captain Leopold o. Parker, let Infantry,
The following changes in the stations and uu'ieH %
officers in the Quartermaster's Department nav 80
ordered Major John Ii. Belcher, relieved ii"n uu' "
Dayids Island and to repair TO Denver 10 roe'o
tain John Simpson and for special assignment as US
TO, eicer for railway accounts under the War De-
-. ,ort Cartaio Ceorre H. Cook, relieved rom duty
al Fort Union NewMcx!co, ana 10 air 70 Eopt
Island. Captain John Simpson niI -, re,,avaf
SOli ~ tb Scbuvkil Arsenal and report IN person
va ths cn;nnandpg officer Fort McHenry, Nj oreueVe
Captain Charles A. A oceT Fortress Monroe Va
rI,s CIVILIANS WHO recently passed tho examination
for second neutenanISes W H. johnston Ism
InTa1frv. r. g. Pad dock 18Th Infantry j. A Ferry
1oIb Infanryi p George 10 lR ara ~
Einaaam I'm Infantry; j. L. Leha9 An Infantry X
M Rlatcnford, 11th Infantry; [. D. Gay, zen M
fanfr%. Sedgwlck Rlce 22d Infantry, andJ' H. DuNai'
gpnsra has been appointed to meet at
Huachuea Arz Octo97r - 0r 1Ic 'i ~ ON
tne STAFF General sherman, on charges OF uruEkehness
aud conduct unbecomng an ohcer anu gtntieal an,
preferred by Br1gader-Genera Ciooh' COMMANDING 'Ho
Department OF Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
THE COURTS.
DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
The jury in the case of w. Bailey Lang
against Thomas Wheeler TO recover damages for false
imprisonment. brought in verdict for $500 Tor the
plaintiff yes erday in the Court OF Common Pleas The
defendant did not appear The suit grew ont OF bank
uptcy proceedings few years ago. upon the failure OF
Mr. Lang who at time that certain notes held
by c. X. Garrison. amounting TO about 10000, were
usuriOus Mr. Wheeler was Commodore GarTisons law
YER and also the brother Of George NJ Wheeler sohln"
law of Mr. Lang George ~ Wnee.er and Mr. Lang had
REGARDING the settlement bankruptcy
proceeding Thomas NJ Wheeler, according 10 the tes-
timonv threatened the arrest OF Mr. Lang on
ibe charge OF perjury unless the settled and
me bankruptcy proceedings discontinued lie SUD
srouentIy had Mr. Lang arrested aud brought before
Commissioner Lyman, by whom ne was discharged MI
Lang then began suit false imprisonment, placing hls
damages at ST., 900.
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MR.. sLoAT AND MIR. ROBERTS.

six men sat around a small table IN corner
of Justice Barrets room In the supreme Court Cham
bers, yesterday, and talked in whispers Two OF them
were John D. Townsend and Aaron j. Yanderpoe, the
counsel respectively for Lewis w. Sloat and District
Attorney McKeon Walden Lawrence Dunpay' Comm!s-
soner of Charities Thomas s. Brennan aud Charles f.
Roberts the clerk whose management OF Mr.. Soat IN
getting him into the Hart's Island WOrkhOuse was under
Investigation. The other four Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney Vincent, Charles L. Roberts and two stenoSra
pliers The examination went on from 1880 10 D. NJ
when Justice Barrett Obliged TO depart Iheie were
no new features the whs Jered and mysterious pro
ccediugs regdrGg Mr. Roberts aud his relations 10 tue
detention of Mr. Sloat the Island for four years Inc
examination will go on to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

seers or II mere recently, prcclpltlel to-nSN adh
In the fortnight traders have be,a running over 1
the wheat TO the corn pit and selling in the latter siapF
because the feeling in the former overwhelmingly
"bearish" No thought has been gYon either 10 INC
fact that the stuaton in corn was vastly different from
that I'm wheat or TO the fact while wheat for nuo
delivery was selling at premium for the distant
months was at a discount; state OF AFFAIRS 'ha'
made il much sa Ter to buy aud mVch more hazardous 10
se Corn has been overgold and as the price u very
moderate compared with prices OF recent years there Is
very likely 10 be further advance Iodays movement
nm indenendent OF the fluctuations IN wheat, has
alarmed The corn shorts" The scramble 10 gct oaoA
had TpCklGssIE SOLD wa nc-uu tO-.iiJ'
Tho ,ncment Of priccs tomorrow Will depend lGG'y'
however gpOn the receipts. IO-ddl NcTS cp!p &c
lively so small that they contributed MOI lttr u 'ne
alarm ~ the bears II les' I,', %, NJ, ,,a,c. n
morrow taere is very little doubt tbat tue au'dCo u
tue near OptiCns at any rate VIII continue . - ,,o
PROV siors were excited TO-DAY. Ihs prices Ot w
October options nuctualed very wildly O'oDrr pois -
d cents bgner tonight than last night October ard 10
cents over October ribs 10 cents lower one ol taG
incidents II the day was the sale OF lV'VV0
terces of November laEd W, tS Sdhs ga NV
Hutchinson at 73j at one b9, and ue 90 90 OK
Hutchinson Immediately after OF 1871 Tor IuVOo
terces more. There were also Two very IarEe %
uOns January pork on tae same ca lgetS Is Pard
ribs or plrk. 40 that the quotations are OF very Htc
account Those WGO "shOIj' ana inclined 10 sELto
undoubtedly 90 direct To the parties VINO are hIo"" "
be tine hOlderr OF the contracts. . H.
There were % 600 hogs received AZ ina yards 10 HtN'
and prices there were Is cents lower 3OJOO are ".
diced for to-aorrow. Hogs msd at the rus 'ioJ
nrr cav: and tae arrivals this year, some OF them u
clare Will aggregate million more IN th Inose .. s
yeGg. October pork closed al S lD - p - o.
Enyembcr 81 37l2 October ribs at 30 40 NoYenDer at
50 So .,.- ~. Z, 80, ,,,o, ,-os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il

SUPREME COURr-CH AWBERs Before Barrett. J.-Noy
% r. 1873 20. 1872 l3j lG2 100 2O' 2O'. 2+5 24b -
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN Before payIs P %
Brady ana Daniels JJ.Nos lls Isl ls3 ls4, ~. l-s.
Ia =, 1915 1913 1893. 200. 2Ol
sufRfHR CoURr-spEcIAL TERN before Van Worst, J.
~ 18$ OF 29i 2B7 1gs 300 3 3O2 3U3 aOl 3y5 3uG,
507' 36S 30 81 9I3 3I3 Sl4 80 Jl0
Nos 745 liz i22 80 a0i ii73 III Ii7s.I5 Isl
ils3 IlsG ISL $50 1918 JJl 1888 1858. 1901 -,
1879 3D. 6, 80 30, i2s 2 "a I5s io6 I55 io
1903 1905 1905 l3O5 1897. 1908. l3O" 1910. 1871.
sElEE4E ids7 Ii7 1888 D. ioG5 1856 i0t- I6si
1885 go IOOI rs 473 1872 H. 1918 l27e 1880 1891
sTrRTyg CIHcuIT-PARr II-Bcforc Lawrence j.
Nos 5J7 l7t. 100 1887, 5O4 2Osi. lsJ si 80. ~.
A78 1929 1899 1919 Gl3, 1876 llOl, az 400, 1886
OSeg14iTfs CoURI Rollins sMo'ion calendars
called at II II. Contested wi, o. Brrna.d MaSaIc
y, SSS- 30 % Is : = s. y 70 70 r. 70. r.
scPFaioR CouRr-TIAL TE~-PAET L.. Before Sc wick.
JI 5S az 5 5 2t 500 i' 5i ''' '" ''' ' ''0 "
~IrFEioR CGuEr-TEINL TE@-PApT IL-Beor' Frced
man, JNO. 400 Ggl GvA OJ3 Goa 3d. CO.. 'o' 7'' ''@
sriFi6E GouEr-TEIAL TERN PART III.-Be:orc Truax
] - as on Muser az. MTk%
COMNOS PLhAs-~fEslAL IEHN.-BeiOGe van blunt j.
N S6, 5 frEis raIAL TER-PAEr IRefore DAILY G. j.
CoNMOS PDEAs-TmAL IEHH PART i'--Hetnfe Hc5ch j.
Sos ga 800 49, ~ - j2a 4oi' 3d. jJ' 3d. 49,
So,MoS PIG1s iElm-PAur GII-Beiore DAILY J.
Nos. GA, 726. 500. 5Je 6b 2s6 ~! 80, 90 ~ 90
~ 7IO. iii, 745 7lG 1852 60 7l3 u.s. 1lG TO 7J,
CT CfrY -Cornr-rRAL TEgN-PAgr I-Bc,ore Hyatt J.
lg7' H. 1899 4sl 4sG 400 1853 GIL TO- Boo ~ 35l
PART I-Rei0re shea, G. J.-Ngs Jl9, ia, llu2, LOG,
T. Before all J.-Nos 4y 43j. &C. 1875, 49, 80,
81, 81, 80, iG3 81 o. 40 A. ~.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. Oct lO.-Thc proceedings OF

the Uned ,tatcs ,uogeme Court to-day as follows
No gg7-ho Board Liquidation Of the rItv Debt ap
peanI The Louisville aud nashville RAILROAD company
q Mot on 10 advance grautrL
10. B.-LomS H. Iahu appellant, ast II. H"f"''d "
sons. Pissed ... o. ....-..4.
No IS-Sarah A. Clayton and lichMi Markry' pAin'lH'
N error act. sarah A. IIlyIGI g co. continued
40 Iy-D4va H. IiLeJIT-Cr 90 A., plant rs I'D error, h-
The olrl of commissioners jefferson CnuIy. Dismissed
No gO-wendcl r King. appellant, agt. August Ga.iun
Ell al r,ucd and sub ultied. ,,....,
80 1.-THE CITY OF Opek1 plaintiff n error aEt Richard
G Daniel. Submitted on puItod Arguments
No Z2.-N4hAnitI Coins 81 a.. pAlnAls IN eLOI aS|
TOseph Falitn q a. Dismissed with "u7is.
No 23.-C r.. Hovey Ell a., appellants sgt A X McLoh
aid et al Argued. .-,
No 2t-Jamaz W. Priscilla ID. LovrI, appel ants agt
The ~ Louis Mutual Lie Iusu company ed a. Iss'l
No 25-Ex ualte H. the matter o. samue! r. Jackson al"
pelaut Dismissed with COs,s. .,,
No 27-Ugrr Iiuui- d %, plaintiffs IN error, agt The
Rumord Chemical u J. y. Payne Ct TX Ar
begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
SITE Or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

neer oct, 70 Goioq ar%cr M 55 W.i loS'lo5
- ooatj go CIV Nm, -H.,,L Ia Hr
Patauscb Family. - 3D. tp. .up.rauve Patent - 90
SouthrTn ell ?! u,Hst u dh A"''i ~ ia ~ 10.
- AArv1Au: =! ~ Lil' ~" "sft, n s Winef
November - ON EEl 80 ue,r.nnsE 81 10 D.. los
%rs.cu du. southern wn'c opaD,c: no fcuow.
.ta",C: W,,,y.4 "' ~ SUI. ST., 60
January steamer .l BID. o.t, n.n -onlAen s., o Sc
vaai. So $50 rye qaiet A. - sric HaV unclanse
a r..iPgoo " Proyson' .clIy Me-, rors sij 10 Huis
moat'-0houd,,s and icAr KID .ilr' "a sed &c ana
I6eI7c. Iari Refined 'a,c. Butter quiet Western
20, nv gr i RENEE - r Co-re hirhcr no
clrsor, o1nolr, to FaiE igtaL.c" ,gs-' gyn A.
steady At 81 1881 49, Frrgnt, 10 LIVER o3 per steamer
E1.srars foGr ,.d2- 66. waeir 1000 uu. coSG.
Wheat 4iOo, Corn, $1,000. oaos wheat 5'5uJO Unal.
'I BUisAIo oei ioFoqr weak Wheat dun and lower:
in1cive. 81 ss 3 cas- No. IIeI At G6Ec 900 bush,
ample lt55- or- dul other grains ~ sc,"d Hairoad
ccpr-Fiour. LOO u1is. %h-4L -'Oon Gusl.. corn;
push 80, i"J e go i9.l l.,si ipme1is-oIr 800
Ja,I By to rilsNaler-wheat. $1,000 bush. Corn
common MOI 10 choice -gTaS %4cais GOES 90 Mi1@s5;a
s. i,aAers. - 90 q. Patents - 'paSt 90 "neIi
,,.t ,v,i l ,'5g45ir us,emDcr 9l,- JanaarTi
81 usr. MAY 80 . Cucagb sprug. al sF2c. No 5
s. -, W. Z Hoa WINTER 81 o. corr in active demand
touer 4..sc. NoyrmDcr, 4Ca4ilgc. Dccembcs 46e
January. l-s steady al = r - =
afsi,ci -, Novrmber: - = p - DccomJcr 1850
IN flg yC.r 81 dl &C. NAY. lyc stcldy JBg. Barlay
Tu.cf a. zoe FllYsreo nImr. A. 81 - PORK iu lair
demand bit easter az SO s1Ratlug 10 cash. $40 30
I'D, Uyrr. 80 iTlg 30 % November. SiU 2S4slp 2.l2
December SO sJGs.O 80 all the year. SO 81 ~ $50 ~
I4ru4rY 81 U0G.ll U- feU.u1y Lard In fair demand AZ
100 for C41i csc October T.a2 - u7.5yr. Nuy.
and December. 7}Iar al the year l%7c7iOc. January.
1J.c. Feb. EuEmCtta csIsr shoulders 4.,Je.: snort
BID 7our 7a1I ~. G1', Butter gaieL aud nnc4ansrl
EEEs quiet AM uuGhaiig, L. "arEcT vas steady ana
unchanged 81 81 ~. firl' li7,,,,gfn TO Bunuo Asc'
kecclut+- FICuL ZtOOO Dds WHEAT -NE,Ouu bu-h..
tuTf. a 1900 BUSH uAl. l91nnI bush. kYe -.
900. Ouar BaTicv 9noOW BUSH Shlpmenis-flour 5000
900 Ousu. svr. $3.50 busn.: Bg1cy. $4,000 bush.
tINCiysNI. DD lO.-FOUr uul aud mn hanged Family.
- .,aar, - taucr - =, D1 " Wheat hoIyy. a. - o.
Cr-lult. GUHU uu8l shipments, t,aHu uu-h. Corn Ia
uf, ,.rauI and HHl a. bfLr 40 aDr
1ur. BAD ann IJl.. Barley quoted Pork do
Ipa.I "a. al 4U0slI % I.rI qurl Il IOu HulEutats
DIM and In.langaI. shout er. o. Zjc Clear RID ,sr
1r. N g..cf. -luIlf,r. G-5 =. clear L.b $50. Clear
--Lgr' WlstF trIi.eau urm 40 81 d. Butgr hIn ali
rrIt.u.d. Creamery a. g-t. JlrlrH B4Irg. 100 -ugzg
e,I. .uu uurual-cI: Hands glY1g',C. NoOIIrinz. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
SPECULATION IN CHICAGO.
A DECLINE IN WHEAT AND AZ ADVANCE IN CORN
AND Ars-FLUCTUATIoNs IL PROVISIONS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRr6CSE.l

A DECLINE IN WHEAT AND AZ ADVANCE IN CORN
AND FLUCTUATIONS IL PROVISIONS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRsUSEl
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-ChicagO wheat is down
IN Il cets for October tonight 90 for Noycm-
bsr and % "a cents December sun It Is not easy to
and apvh,Iy who even ia ks a rally yet The decline
from last pig hit has asVl4 per bushc The
tepdency OF wheat was down hill all day long There
er, little up turns OF l4al2 cent apparently at the
tance Of the sellers themselves but at each stop IN
the decline enormous quantities OF grain were offered
FOR soIe IL is remarkable that there should be such
,,par,,rity uoon the course of prices among the
largo traders and the figures drop no faster than
,L.ydo .elers Of wheat absolutely without any
an,ietv IA TO time when they may have TO MI their
contracts The stock Of wheat here is now thought to
h o large and the prospects OF even an increase so
o1 ,bat onerators big and little, sell their mood
dc,s They waste not a single thought upon posi-
t that tbe wheat may be either gObbled shipped
ont and the possibility does just now seem very re
mote As the decline goes on 1t Ia 30 regular along all
tho ontons that the premiums from one month 10 an
other are maintained
II popular now here to claim that there Is DO sense
4, ,bzse premiums; that wheat in December VIII be
-, 20 more than IL IL now aud that, II 1t is worth
% on certs now 1t will be worth only 90 cents at the
I ~ the wear It's not unlikely that these premiums
III coon he wiped out At any rate, the local crown
has ,s eve upon the price, not OF OCTOBER OF even Vi
No., sr Int of December January and even OF May
ny,ov cent, for December aud January Woud convert
sop,e Of the local bears hardly any hsher nEulo
Will The receipts OF wheat were iair tou"S '"'
nepts again less than half as inuch'
rt a. was predicted last night the interest," III cOin
- ms morning The speculation In II was al
80 90 large "a ia wheat, and the prices advanced oc-
40 oorn closed at 4sl4c November at 47'ee-ah open
ss,,,oa over last night Of A9l4 cent The strength
Of the grain at New-York and the reeklessneSS u INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
APPLICATION FOR A MANDAMUS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-In the Court IN
General Term to-day, W. W. Warden, for the Chiriqm
Inproyement Company filed an application for a man
damus ON the Secretary OF the Navy to compel him 10
examine the title aud pay certain moneys under the
act Of march g. 1881 The petition states that the act
appropriated 100000 to enable the Secretary OF the
Navy 10 establish at the Isthmus OF Panama naval
station etc and rectes that President Hayes recon-
mended tie appropriation Of 100000 ior like purpose
aud an Appropriation was made; that secretary NUM-
declined to treat for she hrlqu property; tuaJ secie
tary Chandler uas decided 70 revise the determine
ZION OF Secretary Hurt not 10 eXpend the appropriation
but 10 suba the whole subject to Congress II Decem
Der. ,-.-..-.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.--Ihe Star says: Sen
ntor Edmunds has been in the city several days He
has stated most positively since his arrival hers that he
Goes not intend to retain tho position OF President pro
tempore Of the Senate He intends 10 resign Immediately
unn me ORGANIZATION OF the Senate and senator An
I6oDy will DC elected IN his place"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.--Ihe Lrening Star to-
night SAYS: Admiral Rodgers and Chief Engineer
Ioring called upon the President thls afternoon The
latter officer expects TO be made Chie Of tne bureau o
steam Engineering OF the Navy Depar mrnt'
The Pensacola arrived at Yokohama to-day, on her
way to the United states. The swatara sailed rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


ALBANY, Oct 10-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day the following b Isncs- transacted:
No rs KeuUer ast LossJ. Agar and others
10 25a J.coD Carpenter, appellant aga within L"cruu'
respondent: No % Jacob Carpenter z. the nhttuu
Lie Insurance Company No 81 Horace AndTrAr AMI
another agJ. Thomas !. lyng. Submitted.
NO 2J5-Leyi Nichols agt George Drew and offers
Argued. .,,,
6aL. ~. 2A2. 40. az. go. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sANFRANcIsco, "wednesday. oct. 10 lsS&
Yasfar.iaX. ro.daK.

The Copper Queen Mining Company yesterdIHtS
declared quarterly dividend OF $50, 600 payaDie
October is. Transfer books close October IL ana
reopen October IL. 49,,
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NFw.YoRK. OCT 10

NEW-1ORk, OCL W
The monthly report of the United Pipe Lines
for September again shows decrease m the net STOCKS
COMPARED with July the decline is $4,000 barrels
with August 2ss O37 There an increase IN delly-
cries last month a. compared with August OF 11hfSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
RACING At JEROME PAX TO-DAY.

The handicaps at jerome as so we'll adjusted
as TO make the results extremely doubtful. Captain
COster's great superiority Handicapped over Mr.
Lawrence is apparent daily. Following are the entries
FIRST RACE, HANDICAP, 1ls MILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
The MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
OCTOBER 10. 1883

THE GENERAL LISE
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Excess deliyerie

Tie cearances at the other exchanges OIL City,
| sS5O0OO; Bradford, 5,SO6OO0; ana Ptsburg, 5772,-
! 900 barrels.
| The refined petroleum market was unchanged
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CLOSIyG Prices or BOSTON STOCKS
BOsrON. Melnesday, Oct. 10. 1888

CLOSING PRICES Or PIILI OELPH!A SOCAS
R,D,rptJy IoIt 4. DAVIS q %, II VfLI.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-11-17

PEARL PosIoFFC La, Nov. IA, 1883.
Editor Lake Charles Echo:
The face OF nature remains un-
changed; weather cool, farmers dig
ging potatoes, log-men striving for
lone hundred more, D." and then Jupiter
Pluyius. Politics getting warm, but
too much of it local. Does the Echo
really desire candidates now, and in
prospective, to use its columns as I,
vehicle for electioneeriug articles? ]
shall be glad to hear that such Is the
case, but a remark of my old friend,
its proprietor, led me to think other
wise.
!, Cor one, do not desire to inject
the no fence law into politics" and
trust the matter NAV not bc agitated
for years, yet the uneasy people of
CalcaSieu require candidates for legis-
Iative preferment to be outspokcn on
the subject. As 81. K" fifty suggests,
there is much 10 do, and much that is
done should be undone. The criminal
code should be revised by commission
composed of our best talent. Rail
road corporations should be taught by
means of just laws that there exists in
the state power paramount to theirs.
Public schools! Public roads an ar
tlcle in each, and the Echo has scat
tered broadcast my views OH each sub.
ject; lumbermen can see whore beDe-
fetal and equitable laws would enhance
the prosperity of our great industry.
Louisinna's snug revenue of about
$4,000, 900, will soon be much loss, If
Legislative enactments are not enforced
and that shortly, to protect the oyster
trade. The lottery, like the ''old man
Of the Sec" is on onr shoulders, and
should lac shaken off; that il has not
been deprived Of its Iionopulistic fea-
lures is not the fault of Senator Mar
ston, or of Senator NJ. j. Foster.
cease, but not through lack of
topics, the candidate with hobby is
not the one for the present emergency,
and ] most heartily diselaim having
one. Yours truly,
S. @. SRATrucK.