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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08


y.,eoulsr. He says that he has In his possession
&.ttsrs written By Major Charles A. withers no" ..
ss,srran who was chief OF Morgan's ssan' ana
- sss.r ofeers who were members OF the stan. ali
that Morgan had not embroidered but was Try
81 "a cst 10 his horse to escape when ne was saos
go Major withers and another officer Oh ms s'An
49,. v,th Morgan when he was killed by voiey nrea
- souad Of the 9th Tennessee Cavairy-oo,one'
r,o-n,ou,s regiment The surprise had been oompe'c
49,, = rort,op Of Morgan's command rallied anu 'n.,o
No. a brisk fght after he fell Colonel browhow .an
"Csnta,u Northington of my regimentwno 10"
a.. Kans>s and who was very powerini man q,
Morrau,s body, threw it his horse ana ~,
ant int the road where shouting thas NO n'~
,ssf ordered him to lay the body on tic grass ~
roaasde and take command of his company ,or me
hsd gbt,pg 20 do He obeyed my order. Aoou' INC.
time caotaip n. B. Clay of Morsan's STAN was
e. missioner Soon af.erwsrd he came 10 INC an" ea.s
49,, ono NJ nv officers had Morsans . r'
cd va,.coat and asked me to get tnem' "nion N -
- 80 ranovad TO the house as soon as "a,
r tonched H. nor thought OF dons So ,ng ,h o.
nv IA of come no that time ana uiu NO hox
nrssn vas In reenye until ne had peen oeau ~
Mo,xs , the body was then at the house. ana went
with him TO look at IT, -. ,o .an s,hstantiafe his
s+tnments by ali OF General Morgan emeers WIN "erc
present and are now living.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. TUESDAY, Aug. q, 1888.
BIDS OPENED. we're opened at the Treasury De-
par,nent to-day for building hfe-saving station at
Brisanne Beach, n. j. Augustus NJ Cox, VI Baruegat,
H. j., was the lowest bidder at IS. 500.
COLONEL MASsPrELD's REPORT sThe report OF Colonel
NJ Mansfield the engineer in charge OF the river md
hafbor improvements In the Galveston, Tex district,
was received al The War Department to-day.
The Ices CoURrMAEuAI--Tbe record OF the court
martial in the case OF leuenanCoonel ges has been
received by the Judge Advocate General, who viii re-
view it and make report thereon to the Secretary OF
War.
CANADIAN Toes IN AMERICAN WATERs-fhe Treasury
Department made ruling that Canadian tugs can
tow American vessels from Canadian waters Into
American waters beyond the first American port In
wncn they make entry.
BONDS PRESENTED FOR REDEMPIIos.-Three and a
half per cent bonds TO OF about 100000
have been at the Treasury Department. for
deception under tue l2lst call This call will not ma
ture ant November but provision Is made for the re-
6empon OF any OF the bonds embraced i The call prior
10 tbeir maturity present atior with interest 10
date Of redemption. The call 10 for over $4,000 ooo
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State bonds were neglected, and the transactions
were covered by small sales Of North Carolina con-
solidated Is at TIA. There were no transactions in
city bank stocks.
The railroad and miscellaneous bond market was
unusually dull even Tor these dull times. West
Shore aud Buffalo first 5s were made special fea-
turc by pressure reduce the quotations; and the
price declined from 734074iA TO 20 and closed at
IA The ostensble reaou for the raid upon the bonds
10 the announcement that the company IL about to
issue terminal per cent bond for $10,000,0 900
secured by mortgage upon its property at Wee
hawken. or course the movement against the first
mortgage bond is illogical any additional amount
of money expended, which contributes to the earn
ing capacity Of the road mnci of an advantage
additional security to the first mortgage bonds,
although IL places additional first charge ahead
OF dividends upon the stock. Without
attempting TO predict what may be the
speculative fluctuations in the prlco for
the West Shore and Buffalo firsts god 5s 1t seems
hardly possible to believe that the company's net
earnings ever will be less than 81. 500, 000-the
amount required to pay the annual interest on the
first mortgage bonds Erie seconds were steady at
o5Qeoi. Rome, Watertown and Ogdcnsburg IS
were y higher at 81. Chesapeake and Ohio. iirsts
series Is. we're up is at els. bat the currency 6s
were down from 4S7s TO 47047i2 Canada South
eru firsls we're Il up ut o. York, Chicago aud
81. Louis firsis declined u 10 LOG. Chicago, ST.
Louis and New-Orlsans o. We're irm at 100. Texas
and Pacific incomes recovered per cent TO 5S7s.
ana irsts. Rio Gfands division, sold at 7sl4@77@
777s aud Northern Pacific firsts were u lower a.
104
The Treasury to day lost on balance $34.780,
made up by currency loss OF $l0o, 025 less coin
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gain Of $3.50 739. The days transactions covered
Receipts 81. 149 179; payments. 81, 1S3.96o; cur
reDcy balance. $7.O55, 021; coin balance. @iif'-
1885 While the supply of loanable capital ON
call La still abundant that rates remain mt z@z2
per cent there Is an evident indication oil lessen
ing supply; whether the withdrawal 10 because Oh
other because of lurking caution, the rates
show hardening tendency. The domestic en-
changes on New-York are not changed 1rom JUG
last quotations: =,
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
2i4. A"'' @'''''O''''
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1850 900 National bank notes Tor reus1p
tion. The customs receipts were T6Ss,00O, ana tne
internal revenue receipts Sl9l.55S
The exports of mel chandisp from this port LOT ole
week were 81 100000 greater than for the prece1
ing week. vet the cry still is that commerclai pls
are scarce" Compared with the weeks Oh .ue pse
cedDg two years the exports Of last week SNOW ne
clines respectively of 100000 and %70O'oUV,i;
The market for foreign exchange continues uui.
but firm at quotations for business as Iorow onj
Bankers bills, "a S3l4 and 81 S7ll for long anu
short respectively; 5.22l and DID Tor aahe 20
Ella and % for reichmarks; 1913 ana AUS io'
guiiders. .,
In London the market for British consols was
stronger and prices advanced d 20 w lo-no ~,
money. and 3-16 to 100ls for account unissu
states bonds were unchanged. American raa rsssJ
declined with yesterdays home Market put oiT nj
with some recoveries from the lowest neures. no
Bank of England gained f1O6000 bullion on psi-
ance. AT PaI1S, french pr CENTS IoSo w o" -
despite of an advance Tor sight exchange Oil Lon
don to 2531l2 francs TO the &. Nh
The gross earnings Of the Illinois Central hah-
road are reported as follows:
Fourth week in July. 1892 1893 WnettsenSsv,s1;
Illinois NJ ain line sl63.e51 Sl99,lO0 Dec
Iowa fS%'s sT. ssl.on s SsSff sssoS taS s S
TAT. ao 70 i Ga :5iss ss5SS Inc a
Exports of merchandise at New-York:
ru, ,ao weak g. 1 Ass 52s sshsSo7I s7ss5.s4e
Previously reported 2232l5O97 lS9I57,25s 2OSoeozoo
Total since jan L. s2si67so25 siOI0OsSso s2iI2es iOs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Ensign X. b. Dashiell
has been ordered ordnance instruction at the Navy
Yard, Warrington. Ensign G. N. Atwater has been de-
tached from special duty August 3D. and ordered to the
Trenton, September 1. Assistant Engineer
Charles G. Tscott em special duty aud ordered TO the
Trenton Ensign E. NJ Katz has resigned, to take eject
August ], 1884
The Tennessee arrived at Santa Lucia, West Indies,
and the Ranger arrived ut Vallejo, Cal, August Q.
TIE following changes have been made on the oOulh
Atlantic Station: Lieutenant A h. knignt from the
Brooklyn 10 the Galena Ensign H. r. Hase from the
Galene 10 the BROOKLYN i,
fbe Pinta now at Hampton Roads, mas been ordered
to proceed to the Navy Yard SewYork for repairs to
her machinery.
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STATE or TRADE
poAEsrIJ dAiSEra

p.,rruonE August Cotton steady Mddhugs i0sc
howard anu Western supernne - zoS
VI. do rtra "a % 70 do Family 80 2onfo w; Cy
Ns sIpsr 81 23Gs3 70, do Extra "a % eSo o0 DO ao
Rranas "a % % 10 PatApsoo Family. % 90 Wnea6
esnnrnerp Rod 81 iy0sl lp do Amber 81 100
s III, No MARYLAND 81 l7s< No Western Winter hea
suo, ana August 81 l4ssI l4k oors -oo1gners
Whte ~ .oc, Yellow. So. Western Mixed soel olo
angnst tio OaJs steady-southern. 3SSsSe. Western.
Wn,te Al olSc 40 80 gilo. PsansrvAaA &osaJc.
sfa,v, "a e6jc hrn Pr 10 Oaoics PsnnsyvA
ma ana asrrlAad sil rrovsioas- Asss Por ,s
si6 no auKmeats shouidarA sSo'scs clear SD
sdsa pacxod. ses7so Bacon-shouderx ssc; clear
ES sides yse Hans isssi s,a,. t LaramEy
Ise2Se Eggs quiet az leoi7a petroenn drn sn ~
auieL Coiee duh Rio carsoes Ordinary 70 rxa, a.
&C. Sugar steady soft sac i ma: Wn.ss
"a 900 pu; Corn A0oo Oats 600 bal Rye 10y Sa
Wheat $4,000 bai Corn 1000 bu. c,v a,au,a. New
prsSss. 81 soSss 90 white wnts 3, % ~ A@o sa
stysssg sb, straisht Mnssss BaksrA - !os1 81 c
sasers ID SO ssS u.s. no TO- 50 ~ M{e 5000 m Sstsrs
al clear Minnssota. So 2Soso 20 ms,sstsi issroad
sishts 70 New YerkWnsah SSe higher Corn
whsa. % MsrY g B., e 40 !gs Per 2,
sss ,. glsnr ieOo bblA wheat zs v~ o1e- LAKE
pss $gSSS wsssS BUSH lycUSv
e wssst as.ooa. Corn si7.voo oa'A WV
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THE POST OFFICE KEY FUND.
ysrABIlsHEp TO PROTECT RENTERS AND INSURE
THE RETURN OF KEYS

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE First Assist
mt postmaster General has addressed letter to j. r.
Rntler OF Saratoga Springs in answer TO comnunica-
lion nrote,tpg against the enforcement Of Circular No.
DOG which requires deposit of fifty cents from box
renters for each hey to lock boxes The letter states
that the Department had frequently received complaints
.n, ersons on surrcnderng their unable to
secure the return of deposits made for keys because
there had been change Of postnasters, and no fund
VA. left to redeem keys II was TO correct that EVIL
and to secure holders of from loss occurring from
The isappcation Of the funds by postmasers ana 70
insure the proper of the keys that the circular
was issued TIE postmasters are now required 20 &C
count TO the Department for all moneys collected Tor
keys and redeem them when surrendered Dy y pox
the Department.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE Superintendent
Mounted Recruiting Service has been ordered to cause
$50 recruits to be prepsre1 and forwarded at once
70 the points designated for assignment as follows: to
Santa Fe New.Mexco so for the 4th Cavalry; TO
Omaha Nebraska, 60 for the 5th Cavalry; 10 San
Antonio. Texas 40 for the 9Th Cavalry.
The EXTENSION Of leave OF absence granted
further extended three months.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAsFRAscIsoo. Tuesday, Aug. z, 1889

Yesterday To-day

Bullion valued at $47. 900 was received In TINS
city yesterday from the mines
Standard Consolidated Official report for week
ending July % shows: Ore extracted and snipPe s
TO mills l,2s7 tons; bullion shipped. $l4'oot Vi,
East crOsscut ZOO level, Is IN 44o ice. w. ,ba
vein feet WIDE South DRIFT No = Is ZoS i1Ts lons
and shows feet OF vein. which looks well 4praas s
No. from this drift Is up ITO feet velnao 10; q;
37I feet long and is IN hard ground sontn dni,
from west crosscut No. l. 800 level - ooV zee aux
level ia In t,sf, feet. vein feet wide. North drft
No Z rs in 900 feet vein feet wide. upralse from
south drift No. 2 is in 280 feet aud north dru. up
raise IL up 221 feet There Is no change W noo IA
the appearance OF the stopes
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NATIONAL BANK REPORTS.

TIE coSDIrIoS OF THE BANKS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE following is an
abstract OF reports Controller OF the cureD
ey showing the condition Of the National banks In the
United states close Of business Friday June ~
1858 number OF baoEs. 2Al7l.
Res0Hroes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
THE COUR7S.

TRYING TO RELEASE THE MARY N. HOGAN.
Judge Brown, of the United States District
Court heard argument yesterday motion TO release
Oh bond tine steantug Mary Hogan, which seized
few weeks ago the charge that IL to be used 10
aid the insurgents in Hayt Counsel for the owners Of
the argued that there reason why the usual
practice Ia libel cases should not be followed Disric-
Attorney Root commended tnst the value OF the tug
10 fair measure OF the evil that might be inflicted by
he considered t essential that tue itself should be
held He charged that the tug had been registered by
Jslsehood on tue part OF the captain, who
himself the sole Judge Brown did not render
MS decision the motion.
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HyA - sasa. Cssai sh.eusa4 = szlsvasss-wheqo
oeS sa.A 70 csss Ss sss: W. SSa5
e. s:s :s: s s .:s -: xs:
arnss tas trading ishI Lard sss;ds -
ssss, cs:ss sDss Sgss !,
s.as.r; S s;sss e. sr.i:s ssSss 81
~ s ss:sa lsss ssssa
9, g y1r segtsnssr 81 y october q o6 Soysnse
Ia a' i Req %iassa ''1f' q Ss''s Coa sssiss IS
soi:c October: sssc t6s sea: Ssss firm as assSz
| S. Di ssstsq a sa.ss = s e's
Pork fssa vim sIS ss' ssdas s
e. s7 cash c si2 - AaFest 81 80 sep. sasusa
% sss: Y issSo
Toss s Ss ss' B %ss Corn $4,000
) e. s.ss is s ss ;ss
Winter 90. q oSss "a 81 1893. SS Aa Sss
' s S S "a asa sr s.m.nS
Fan rsrs aasssaods 3 ga 50 .sra rnss
s.sos s99aasrs IT, cisas .,,s ' s Siss
e %fs'srs as sSss''s Ss.oEs.s. ass
Daieh % % s. 2I sses,p Ss,d
1 SsrR Dsp steady oosss wnsaa
81 o NO DO sesc No. ass Winter Il m rs
ccpts g 900 bush Shipments. 1000 bush. Corn frm
No = j3,o Oats dun; No. 2. "a Aac No. White. 37c
MILWAUKEE, August 7.-fioar arm spring Exfr1s
81 5U9S5 ~; Low GRADES - rs Pseeats 81 o. Waea9
dull no Milwaukee Bard. 81 0vA do. son. casn}
81 O0 81 00t August; september 81 0l Corn hignsf-
RYE Armer; No ]. fresh. OSLO No. z. 65tc Bsrisy-@
No spring TIE; NO. . dc. = Extra FRESH 48c<
Provisions weak Mess Pork sl2 S7a and Ausrst1
ST. y. a sept far-Prfms steam. 10 August
September. SAC Live hogs easier az So zv0$3 90
Freights-Wheas TO Blnaio nonnay ~ 2ke Buffers
1922 Cheese fmer. Eggs unsettled. Reccfpts
Flour lI.oOO bbls. Wheat ll.0Vy Dusn. Barley. z0JQ
bush shpments-Fiour $4,000 bois; Wheat LOCO bnsn
Barley. % Dusn -. -.
FANNY s. 30 - choice So 1857 90 Fancy. s. zgs
S. So whexl higher No Red Fall 81 05isD$t OoS
cash Corn higher At 47947tc cast, ztc. Aug ~ isci
seperoOsr 47sc October al os2c all the oese
higher az 25aesass, cssn 2ssc Aa<nss 80 2tse-
Butter quiet DAIRY. 10 o22c croamsry zhol3c Sern>
lower ut 81 as wniskey STEADY a. 81 u P9re
dull. BuIkmeats dali Loag cisac 74o; short kl0
Tsoc: saors :sir, SOC saco.15lsag osss 5Ss,ss:
lie Recsipts-Forr 1910 pols.. Wheat s40vo eash;
Corn. 3J0v ossS 5000 Dlsn. kye -
Farley nsne. shipments Flour. 1850 1bia. Wheel
10000 Corn. 100 easa' ostA ziO0o Ry@ -
TOLEDO August 7-wheat weak No. 2 Red Winter cask
81 oss,, Augagt. 81 v52x september, 81 II % OctDsr
u 1875 November 81 1914 all the year 81 TO- No. Hed
VI 0i Rejected. So Corn dun; No AUS 5s'tc; sep
TENDER 1c, S . No q. sTsds ur .ss as
September aSilc; ali the Zotc. Rcccpts- Wheat
l92 0OU push. Corn, 2l.0O0 bushl oats 10000 pusns
shpments-Whsat $4,000 bush; Corn. $1,000 Dusn; oat
lOO0 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
NEF-YORK NATIONAL BANKS.

THEIR CONDITION AS SHOWN IN REPORTS To THE
CONTROLLER
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE following Is an
abstract OF reports made TO the Controller OF the Cur
rcncy showing the condition OF the National banks In
the city Of New York at the close bisness Friday
June o. 1888 number OF banks, 49,:
Resources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
LIEUTENANT RoBERTsoNs CASE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-General Robertson,
father of Lieutenant Robertson, of the First Cavalry
who u charged duplicating his pay accounts, be-
came satisfied through teegraphc reports from his son.
of the entire integrity the latter and accordingly he
ys,erdav made written request 10 the War Depart
nent moi 10 withdraw charges already preferred
The father feels thai, owing 10 the publicity gwen MS
ca e the verdict OF court martial alone can render
pomplete Justice 10 his son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
NAVAL VESSELS FOR NEWBURG.
~ ARLINGTON Aug. 7.-Rear Admiral

y.
Nichols acting Secretary OF the Navy, to-day issued
ordess 10 Rear-Admral Cooper commanding the North
Atlantic Squadron and Commodore Luce, commanding
the training squadron to have all the vessels under their
command which may be available tine time at New
barc " Y, OCTOBER ID IN order to participate IN
The exercises incident to the centennial celebration at
that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
INTERNAL REVENUE CONSOLIDATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE executive order
consolidating internal revenue districts SO FAR as u ap
plies 10 the following districts went into effect to-day
District OF Minnesota District OF Georga list aud WITH
Districts of Michigan xIth Indiana; xXVIIfth New
York; With Missouri. and With and With Kentucky
It'll expected that all the districts VIII De consodated
tLis month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
nuaorEAs Markets

.IvERPoo Aug. 7-lacon- Gu nosrl1ad Cut 1905 short
Rib PORK Prne Ness 7ofJi 10 Vesssrn l?l Larl-
Prime 1854. cheese nerica1 jates ol6o lar
3ll0i ProvGons- Lard 436s nor cHt Tor
American. .sreaistufs-Jorn. $50 Sew Miksi Ssst
% "a iJr ctiuoeas 70 Il aiJ9
7OOd per Jaalia Butter. 65o0d Toe 3JJt az
ed Ili SljJL for unest DO Bee os1i hos extra
indl9 Ness -.
LosDoS Aug. 7.-5olrl1 rarosaans Slod usicatt3
per ranos 5Do %; eSt ssiael r'sss'c1a Oh ~
Oi4n.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 7-Reee,pts OF Wheat for the week .
From Atlantic ports quarters from Pacne ports
$500 from other sources oIvVV oeatct St
47.U00 ddartefa xa
BRI.MaA Aug. 7-Wlcox's Lard closed q 40 ar - ~
pfennuRs Perroeum. marks 30 zen me.
AKTwERP. Aug 7.Wilcoxs Lard closed AZ a I1nes *
ceptlnes ,er lOJ Petroleum. Fine Pale American ~
francs centmes paid and 10 francs 70 cenimes s'n
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An INFECTED SHIP GOING TO BOSTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-The SurgeOn-Uen-
eral Of the Marine Hospital Service has been Informed
that the steamship Amethyst left four cases OF yellow
fever at Havana ana sailed August a. for
Boston, The health authorities mt Boston nave been
Informed of the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoSpox. Aug 7.-l2:s0 D m.--Atantc ana Great West
srn frat truseest cerfihcaes ~ " d. seco1d
ie. Sfs GO, seeoad consnls ": Sew-1oik oentrl
1874 Pennsyiyanal Reading, z5b; Meucst
Or0ary il64s ORR. ontario and Western. Sh all
"ankee st Paul Common. lUcs4s
rams adsicss dQote rs3 cent tentes al ~ rsucs
10 eeniiInoe for the account
LJSlox. Aug. 7-4uO -. w.-consola 9s"p for money
spi % for the account; Atlantic Heat osJerp
sss' rc,tyage trustees ceruncstes 441s NewYok cen
H 1852. limos CeutaI. l344 Reading bsd Mexican
ordinary. llo =; Milwaukee anu st Psa. Common. lOG.
AoSDos Aug 7.--6;1U G.-fhe amount OF Duil0n
t'as into tho Banx OF Engand gu Daiance TODAY Is
<iV6OJu
Lospvx. Aug. 7-bUO Z. m.-Paus ldvices quote three
p cI restss 80 francs ~ centimss Tor the scc0uat
% exchange On London ~ 70 francs 81 = centipes iof
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Damaged. lB0l0a -, -. ..,
nETAIs-American Pig Irons have continues quiet ana
xh,,e the are sui wen suPpoito 80
weakness and reguarity noticeable 10 ne
awer brsnds There been no sales OF
Sco..n sna me limited arrivals glasgow We quote
No 40 9sl3i Foundry No. = tlg s ~ ~ 10 Al
Sle scotch Pig glinton 81 0t2l OV Carhpve, 80 ~
go aangarnock s23 DalmelinRsn vi o. Sum,o
"a ss So .olrness s2i Garshsrrie szi' snslosa ,s
,n, and $50 Tor idewator deliveries ! Uia iron
AZ as Sc s26 yard s2S OK store anu 80 ~
lin ingot CoDper ruled about steady WIN ooSu NV
Lake At ioslosc other Ss asIanas have improved
at,ey oeio os sbIoa r. better tra q e1 c hns.h
sno 10 l1c hin Plates continued ~ meaeyste tegue a..
.rn"si r,n As 7Od do. Tene - 1880 90 Coko In
a. ~ x5 81 do Terne ~ "a LEAD was easy anu ~ NV
sp sc tons Common a. A3oc kennsd quoted 800
ss,pIessn Al the Iron and Metal Exchange toay. Iron
on,ei hut rm call wcrei iOO tons american no;
nscer her af SO lUO tons do do s2l iln-Qust anu
steady copper active Lead dull spsite5 SaeI
HAVAL sTO RE s-Rosins were quiet but essentially un-
changed AZ ~ IS 62 for Strancd 10 oood sprainen
snrits rupentlDe active and higher IN ympathy Win
he adyoes from Wilmington ssles here SUI Dds ?sv
Tor southern and 39c Tor kew'fork parfe lar ques W
81 so. City Pitch ~ 20 - -. .~.r. .,s,.r and
the movement was small Oil tonnage remained suons IA
view OF tho offerings of tonnage io ~
steam $4,000 bash. Grain. S2 STANDARD o'ov0
Cheese so J5A, 1000 Daes Cotton. sa9.ota. 3oo
Bacon. SesI pest as and oai2o f0t tons measure.
% .ssss ooea aSa' LosDoS bush
SOC; Beef. 5s;[ Pork. IS svocVo saoss Drain
sd - GLASGOW. 6team, 1000 pnsn yis no
Sad., 1000 SACHS sloaE i3a sas bssop' s'~s As'sS
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GUNNIEs-Fariy active and steady Domestic Bassins
III Il 3 Ac-Juts Butts quiet at ls.12hc slssi Hemp
an a. "a lie Manila 5000 bales sold on priFAto
trrms. auotel iuA6lOSc. -, -, ..,.,,,,..
IND sTRAw-Tradei IL fair and all good quantities
., Arm ouoted Medium aud low grades continue 10 SNOW
Srasn,riiv Medium Pnl.e Timothy, 90 oVv,.i lover
h sc. Shipping grades B0ci No. Rye straw ooe'i S"oE'
nIsIhe stoexs light here and a. Boston ana not
the heavy failures n the trade prices mere are
Nell ans alnrs sales include uTy mo Stneo .om
l002Oc Dry 6usnos
~. .re at 2s NC, ideo 24e City slaughter
OK. l0c. ,,,Acant IN tina heavy
~. ION faIes nave about BuOsdod, anu now seJ u"ny
M yoment Is 10 yorted AZ Iairiy sustained nsuro"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Win cholera to-day" said Dusenbury 10 Mis-. d.,
pefFousy wlping tue cold 6wo3L from his brow sway,
sow Nas that, dear" fondy asked. Well. you see,
AN me- dropped into picture store down town tnis
modalag aud Was Just drawing my cheek for Lively
Ss'vyv landscape, when happened To notice tlat the
'1'9eet was sn Egyptian village "--l Boston Herald
An able-bodied insects The guard of an
~nsnsh Railway carriage recently refused "a allow
.sfsnst ~ carry live neognog with bm The trayefr.
.S'knant, pulled turtle from his wallet. anu raid
= ths TOO i but che guard replied. good naluJedy
e po nf ipsdogs you can't carry dogs 10 dogs,
49, dogs, and 'cdge.ogs IL dogs. but turtles 10 hin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
couRT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8

SUPREME -cHANBEas-Befor Potter. Mos
49, ga 49, 1885, 1856 2I2 2i4 250 240 z65 27 24 l5O xs9
go z9l, 1872.
suPEal0a CoURT-SPEcfAL TERh-Bef0se OOornan. IT,
No day calendar.
d1Y calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Nkw-YoRK. Aug q.
Realizations of profits on the recent advanes
and .hammering" Gales by the "bears"
petroleum market to-day below the range OF -
,s Vat reaction in . market that had risen ~.
a. o. At noon on saturday 81 10 near TIE o'0ss g
next business day to only u oet essno, ~sre -
narns.~ rnsh prices declined to-day, afssr sesy
lowest point 70 lsa In tns ssssr part Of -
dealings =, !. u io sod the s'Ss
sss ss 81 io .s Important nom
~, .s districts today and the SITUATION n'' 'A-
IT, srSns SISss and the total dealings to-day were
- followss Nv psk Coma In
n iOQs. l03T
f-sEaS ---s-.--'- li14
AH08O04
xlxsl nn
veatorday. osSS~'~--
:. ,.or~ having in the refined ms.kst ana sosS
urtoes again we're advanced 'ec' psr ss''sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

Buyer 10; seller 10; tbuyer 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08

qnere "a more baying In the refnea ns,as' SAA
nrioes again we're advanced 'eo' psf s~As~