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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05

years of his lifo Uneasine.s psrvsneo the DouSe c
hold. Servants giving warning and going ," as "
one appIied for their vacant places The dausnteas
fell i and were sent away for change OF air s1 ~
their mother was anxious about them ana ven ao
see how they were going on, and so the yicai "r5s
left alone, at the mercy OF his PREDECESSOR
ghost. ,:.. bi,rsalf
At last Mr. Henderson relates. the vicar y, sv
was scared and his church warden promised 10 ny
the ghost Jury of seven persons was s9n' ~ bi
and each sat for half an hour With cancle Ia n
hand, and 1t burned out ITS time WIN SIX, Nor
plainly that none of them could lay the gnos'. Iii
was this any wonder; for were they hoL IA
oconaintanceS of his 80 that he knew all their o9
tricks But the seventh person was stranger G anu
scholar fresh from Oxford. In his hand the hSns
went out at once. lie was clearly the man ~ ~ ~
the ghost and he did not shrink from n p '@Sh n
laid IL ar once and in beer barrel bnt now
fresh dIficulty arose What was to DO done Win
the beer barrel aud lts mysterious tenant N3tuES
occurred 70 the assembled company butto rol Iuo
thing into one corner and send for Lhe mason 20
enclose IL with stones and mortar ms uOne VIZ VI
room looked very Old with one corner cut oIi ,
Uniformrty would he obtained II the otuer ~
Ssre filed mn as well; and besides, the ghost
would be safer If no one knew the very spoI "a
which he was reposlng. 30 the oIhoh Oo'i
blocked up and with success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
CIVIL. NOTES

Surrogate Rollins yesterday, on the applica-
cation Of E. S. WaacJ. directed The executors OF the
estate OF the lae Willy Walach to show cause on OetO-
ber Is why they uull not render IN accounting.
James 6. Hoffman began an action in the
CITY Court some time ago against Samuel J. Lowell and
Frederick p Smith to recover $1,000 for damages
alleged 10 have sustained by him through con'
pracy on the part OF the defendants 10 derraud him
the case has trial for the ISt three da Yes
terlav a verdict the palnlih for - lao was rtn-
dered The court granted an allowance 81 per cent IN
add ton to this amount
r. Cornell White filed a libel i'll the United
States Court in Brooklyn yesterday against John Lns'
IT, John E. uoAmlre. who have the proceeds OF the
sale of the steamboats, Adcphi, America, CITY Of Nor.
walk Grand Republic AMI COlumbiL re alleges that
vGen me vessels were owned by the Columbia nlran
NAVIGATION Company in lSS2, and 10 April. 1888,
he advanced the money 10 proc ire supplies Tor heH To
prevent their being sold The money ana vessels nave
lean arr led.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

mn, ,Dv, puI, Oct 4-VIour-Fresn Ground Old Wheat
Minnesota FVars ruled nr u eaaSs SieI and isSofed
hnyrrs' minnesota EIrra Clear. 50 l0i &c. SuaiRhs.
$SGsS S9 3 s5 Winter P1ien Is . Ss6 5 Nnno
sofa Patent 81 %. RE FioCr-ln smsI SlppS aaa arm
Gem ma however active Sbd tho market ssel ssniy
and 4rIots inuet qaict sales OF No hso ~ 49, 49,
steamer 81 O5; No lO2's 40 heH 49, ~ t,5 W. ~
10 PennsyvsBs Red in grain depot for mlIns "a ,Oi
No kea OCTOBER sold at - "a py 80 40 yapnSTT
81 l5a,asi 1919 closing No. Req o1iopeT - a. 2 p
Gender ~ ia. bid. 81 ia asked. January ,1's bid.
81 IS asked iyo-kOgnIi .. &C Gorn-Pfoa "5, sss
ana January rued steady SgnnS g8aS 'oI Rs.SIsd
lots scnye q sshS eSST aS tract SS s @ so s
Mixed On 5sc; steamer On trAek SS sVo, SSae
A Mixed s IN s miae Gep POI track. 5 eos ns
t toScr. g. c bid sSc asked November p &C. BID.
SsHcn s'ksa asSs in @odeIae az
yesterday Rejected White a. ,ac a. 20
I.S saar 87e do close sS 10 %hte 81 ne &c ES.
.E: 't's SSyys% Gss 80 d asEsd pso@es
Esssa ss saaH tEy rs%y O per scG s
81 % Beef Gan, sSss5 o. lsa. Mes. sssf
Pora eSs iTsS on s oS % DO Hams
Spos5a ger SIDES e. P Smokes: s 30 do IN
s5GoaEs G SO SScu ts' Fic1e ssic
5es. 70 PSss g g Dc DO soSn =
Il l. Lardstesdy; ny M, sSa iTm and in good
gSnand Psnpsyvsnia creamery EKtrs and WeserS 90
Sc; ssts 1H 7SS LAR deaaS esnnsyvaala tx,
trSs poo; western Extra. ztG5< Sc. 90 IA .
io DO Fair to Good pennsyyanls PaFt IL Z,
2Se do Eau skins LS"s SaG s%sSr S.coyadoc keansd
Srner Powder Il So acc GrAnalAtsd 3 I AMI
A. SYN ,s, oS IsS el SSH 30 heisa
Oos, in ass sasS. xoo5 ooiss wheas.
d 100 b1sh: Corn 4SUO ynsh: oa'A 40 basa, oats
ments-WheaL 600 DuAhi 00fh' -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05

and yank for half boar afore ned that YER co.
slongsde and when she KEN up I'll be dogged dlan
tbmk shed mck In the huh boat; but made 1851 inc
line and banged her over the head and thsn toweu ~
ashore and she was ten IooJ IonS anu Neis"e~ "
TOO pounds" 80 ,.-.., - 90, A.. ,,s.ener.
hnr In III old man Kennedy down 10 the hex caught
one in net that they said weighed teousand P"''
mad was over fifteen feet long" - >,
ct Sss gvipe 10 finish my yarn wheu you broke In
said the tall fisherman AS soon a. measured the nsl
7 ace snthin' Gurus about IL, and then SEQ IL was
a yo1ng one list patched; so back GOES and aiore
1iSht he'd the old sue cat. Wall. gentlemen, I'm GOWN
Ssre nos 10 g1t a tow her down to the city,
atr,t measured her, but when LETT the wiud hnd
sbftad and whrled her round. and the coons were a
tofu truck the river her back; she reacheu
from shore Shore" -, ,,.,,.
AZ this point the assembled multitude stole silently
away the tall story-teer remaining Victorious Dut
dry. - Teln yarns for drinks don't work III thls
town he said "but Pm the boss catfsherman all INC
same"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
EeRera.
Third Quarter.
1T WAS THE CAT.
Prom The Ctnetnnati K,.a,.ir,r.

You kin talk about catfish" said gaunt,
laDtefnJawed specimen OF humanity group OF fish
trnen at the foot OF sycamoret, but III be logged #
oiiht git fetched from way back this UIurHin'.
reckOne1 spell J1at I'd struck the Jint Committee
enags from Spaggsyille."
You taktL 70 Ill contract. jest TO make music -
asked another Of tue group
fm givi II TO yer square,, replied the first speaker.
Les see IWos two, two naugHts is nutnin' and
carry four Two bs treat the crowd. and IN pul her
up can't snow the taest rvsr cat fotched along
the river You see, for about fOFtu ghJ I've been laid
with the shak &, and last might the outIn'
I've he'd, says 70 myself III make up for lost time
and 81 pulls way down long 10 Old man Gears d
place, aud when the spot / cnuckcd
reckon i must kev dFODDed off. TOR
the irst thing know woke Up, SIR, ana r logged Il
didn't bud my hui srm OVerb ard anG a-fui rim.
You see, I'd took turn round my wrst- Wall gentle
eu" and the eat-Iis h. rman drew Iona breath and
looked CRY, without effect tie crowd yon KIN brt
yer sweet lives braced back. aud la about a m,ngs
he'd the stun up aud a-pin down atFcln al uDsr5
twenty mica an hour. 4 only he'd a short line ana
reckon the fish must hsy struck hole. Tor sue minute
took on 10 take ~ tue slae6-gnlzl she went
dogn a-humpin' The old eaHO9 so deep SIC
shipped barrel OF real KeufueX
mad, 80 made for the aud took a sot tnr oil
tBing a-aaFpin' along with wave aleaa OF h,r ike
enough sink tiIre~deckGr. a. neaael iu aad
In O. time we KEN 10 slack wafer ana 4rap ed
The line for all II was worth IL was pa and hsu, Kick
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a., Btu. Asked.
rs,.ts., ro, ~ As. III o. : our IL 1875 $50
Us 9l 81 oDutt3h tlt ". sour ~ i2',i2: ----
Us 1911. rsL 100 l2Jh y J. SIr - ts,G toS -"-'
US lJJi, 100 l2J4 Y. cls - tp''' tnaf III.
IL 1904 DsL SOh oo'S--" ~" 'N
". g.. SBbl25

State bonds were neglected; Louisiana conso'S
sold at 70ls There were no transactions III Guy
bank stocks.
The railroad bond market was ieatuteIess' III
though generally weak Erie second c"hSolS were
10 10 ycr AZ $685. and first consol gold rs were steauy
a. 1pl. Cbc.aoeake and ONO frss, series b, de-
clined Il 10 95Ia but currency Is were % higher NJ
Asz. Cauadg Southern first 5s were OH 4 At 49,
and West shore aud Bullalu frat IS were firm at a.
St Louis and IRON Mountain new IS were OIL 4 AZ
r. Norris and Essex consola were irm at ~ go
1913 Nvw.YoIk, Chicago aud ST. Louis hrsts were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05

While the reported birtns and marriages tins year
,utaum Der those In 1892 and in 1881, there has
been marked decrease In the number OF deaths, for
which two canses are assigned. One IL the favorable
weather; the other comparative freedom from the
worst forms OF cOntagioD.
The only contagious disease which has caused alarm
In the Sanitary has been typhoid fever 1t be-
gan 70 increase in July, when 50 reported by
physicians In August pa cases were discovered,
and in September the number OF patients was 32S.
TYPHOID fever not considered fatal several other
forms OF coutagOD, but 1Z6 have died from the
fever the last two months. In ihe Sanitary Bureau
yesterday, the following comparative statement was
made showing toe CONTAGIOUS diseases reported during
July, August and September In the last six years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
"HR.D md ESQ"

e. A. Freeman IN LDngGJdH'S Magazine.
But now comes anO her o. our anomalies one
which greatly puzzles European cuntIn ntals and
which is not always fully grasVrd even by our
American klustOlk. his Is the nature Of the
ESQUIRE a class of people are haDi'ualIy called
plain Mr. in or mary talk, VINO would he greatly
offended II their letters were 80 addressed ! am
not speaking of Those who claim higher a icc I've
description: | mean those WE0 are spoken OF as
"Mr 4 h. u but who IN any formal descup ion,
from the address Of letter upward, must Ice de-
scrlbed as "A. b., Esq" In itself Esquire, Ike
knight Is tLlc, II nOy OF ONO, Of something very
like office; and 1t would not awe been wonderful
If II had been usual 10 call men Knight A.
and Esquire b." But Knight a" seems never
TO have IN use; and 'Esqui"' or rather
",SuuI;e b. can hIIdIY De slii 10 have ever been
i'm 10 lite use Men like Hampton, who Won nave
ranked as uOblrs anywhert out OF the Brnsn KING
JoIns were simply " air. Hampton" and the ike.
Iu be sure " ST." was then more o! a dstluC. tile
than If Is now. have seen somewhere ia the early
records OF "A New-Engiand colony an order, IN
winch, among other pans anu penatl"s drcrccu
agaInst certain man, !. j. forbidden to speak o.
him any longer as - MI" Possibly, though us-d 10
he cnokcp of as " Mr." he did not hold ths tech
meal rank of ESQUIRE For Esquire ~ technical
rank rs much as Earl or KJIght; and one odd tong
is that when tine word, ~ contracted shape, Is
mt before "a name, IL means something different
from that technical rank. Many people put Esd
after their names, not by mere assumption or cOn-
ygntiOualITy but Ol perfect fgnt, 10 WhOm no
living soul would ever think Oflacking on squire
which if not strictly Oiilcla, certainly comes very
near 10 H. a position which IS not held bI ali VINO
are described AS cs'Ll even o5 S'iSU w
But the thing that most puzzles the foreigner IS the
preseuce of the distinctive utle after tee name or
rather its absence before the u.me. He IS ready TO
write sir. A. b., Esq; il is hard to persuade hnn
TO write "A. b.. Esd" with no ming before tue A.
B. And no wonder, Tor II ~ a DESCRIPTION aFog. her
without parallel among cOntInen al descriptions.
We are so used 70 1t that We hardly thIuk Of ITS
singularty. Ii fails to DO at least 1t seems as ~ IL
were gong to fail to DO the very thing which titles
are invented TO do. "Lord' Sir" " Mr." sIaHd ~
guardians before the name, 20 show that the mere
name Is pot going b he used. But the name OF me
es,nlre stands bare, without any protection. We
do m tact call hun BY ms nero Name, though we
stick on his deseFp uOn atterward. ENqnire'
has 10 feminine; otherwise II wogld be curious 20
Geo whether "A wOma ~ name could pe allow TO
stand unsaelier.d IN the same way. How singular
our treatment Ol the esquire - sen at once II we
fancy ike treatment oil ire rank next aOoVe llih.
oar letters 10 hun as "a. b. E.q." IL would De al
exact parallel, If spoke of a man as SIR A. b.
aud addressed our letlers TO him as ~ D., k4ugAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Qulet and unfhah~ei- ,,.-.,
TTlLDfNG MAE.El ALS-Bncks nave been iuTtlHf al
yan,pg and a cool trad9 has been sfScted. Lath are
in hot supply and strong at higher hgites LIMO
and Cement rather quiet, but Lander mas la,t
On e- aT figures Brick, uaIUs 80 JOGso; fale
Irrk- EiHgI o. Cement. RO4euuale. ~ lOGSl los Amer
tr4n Portland 40 English - 80 g43 ID; Lat -
nor 600 Lime Ockland Common, 81 do Flushing 81 20
stare Common S5c.; do, Finishing 81 10 Ground S0HsOc
um1cr Eastern spruce 81 al Tor random cafg0e a0d
S 81 Sprcia White Pine N quoted ~ Tor
csl Iudla shipping Boards ~ ass tor SOuth American
do Al prls Box boards SlsDSlJ l0r ENtra 90 ell
low P:ue SIS aF22 per n. Harwoods Walnut foOSslio
per NJ sh t3J 0sfj per To-; OAK, so gS5O per los maple
SOGslO per Ao Chestnut $40 $500 peg No. Cherry s4oS
All urr do wildwood. amd = inch, &OGtJO per no. u
anddo Inch sls asi2 Ickory. do Nails IN mod
crate l'cmaud AZ $50 - 10 Tor ID 10 God
,OFFEE-SpOt lu1 rm. with more activity FAR 10 Good
lie sales, 1000 bags LOrrua and 6 eA hcfsthe
IN priynte terms stock hrst LandA 5SSod bags p
nu Is TO points higher Sales To-, 5J bags at $40 $50
Tor October for NOvemberi e.2jGS3O for eceu DeTi
S95 Tor January; so for February and $50 for NaCh
cIo ,jnp "a follows: October S.1OGo7J November S4u0
5u Dccember s25GS3O, January, no GS5Oi February
sOag VA. March, $50 dS.35. Mid grapes hTn Sales
900 6ags MarAciibO and 800 COro on private terms
COTTON-SDOt orion quiet and irregular Ne" AidhIuE
and below. 10 lower. Good Middhng &c lover ErSies
above Or Middng reduced &c; old Cot on held 'aG &c
higher sales 74u uales t23l last evening" Including od+
T .ppnng Delivered contract 800 bae$ Receipts sI
the borts to-day IS OU bales against 2lolO THIS day last
september 4sO'JS- Va o.
agafua At AuA "a period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
THE COURTS.
WILL OF FREDERICK MATTHEW'S.

Surrogate Rollins yesterday admitted to pro-
bate the II O! Frederic Matthews the young man who
committed suicide recently The will was executed on
July 20, 1888 The executors are George Matthews
John IL. Matthews and George Matthews, lr to whom
Is gwen part of the testators Interest in tne soda
water business OF the late firm Of John Matthew'S
amounting TO S2O0)o in rIsJ to keep the amour IN
vested In the business. should the be continue
invest amount in their discretion anu
nav over the uco ht ssatOrs mother during her
life On tne death Mrs Nat he tn principal suu
10 20 TO Elizabeth Matthew The estIt0r also ewes 70
nh, mn 50O. 10 r. aiIy Mar news 50 900, ana TO his
dear friend Eicn Greenwood Fieds $4,000 Inc fesls
Que Of The estate Is given 70 ElztOeth MattheWs.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary .... re Low MiddtnS.......... ,et
StTicf dooI ordinary. STA Middlng...."..--- lOo
Fnturs duff closing steldy however at an advance OF TO
noints sales B7 4OJ bales Puess paid: OCTOBER lG4SS
IGS% November 10. 81 0lO.53: December iOIuS lGoo
ionsr InSt lOsO February. 1ODs6lU9t March IL y
SSit,rS AprL "a all2O. NAV lL35 ell32 June li4l
al IL inv Il57all5S ClosiaE DrIces-oetooer lnttS
Ioi5, November. lO.6I6 Sos December iuOI GlOoo
January 81 a 1882; February 1896 Gl0Sl! March, ~
MI IL AprL 22all.23 May. ll.33 ll34: June ~ -
a l.45; July, lL0tUll'oo; august AA'oA~Ai'0'. AA
able orders l04h ~- 60, ,,,, - t,,r,rs,
fayn, h Tahr doing for export mainly IA srndes
ranging from 81 % So the loObng trade Was ch ny iu
n arcels 10 cover wants part ol the sAes Nete
Tor yary 10 a the rst half OF ne t month % %
III mn bbl4 OF which TO- 700 bills. were TOT export IN
cdIng UOO bba Low Grade Extra AZ - SJdS4 zo n1y
az - tet D; 100 SuDerune - - D@3 3d.
Wiuier Wheat 6uaS3 80, latter very AhOite ovV
hnIs Sour Extra 81 pfi G5 2lOO bOs NO :, ~ u.s.
fnr -nuux and S3G&3 90 for Winter, Wheab, tIe
i1It,r an extreme; p 100 Dbis CITY dl Ehttl, - 20
~. "a for MCst Indies; 3iOO bOIa WINTER Wbe$.s
Txtra nanny within the ran c. 80 $50 hn olo'auhs;
No 4 81 IOssJ 50. supernne s5 zossS g. . t..so rs
extreme. Common Gar ECs'N Sstss - o9det % zoo ="
Fancy do u 5Dsso; COtu noa 20 G0os extra Westesa
-, go 81 FOJi ;InoS % J5SpI - " n"Oh ShG
n1io - SD - 40 4pL 81 pIssj 3D. aoolto ji9SA - %
a III 40 20 nin extra MIunss5th - ~ 0sl % CieaE
~ 6OasG aye Mlxtre - 1905 ~ % MI % SaS
81 J5t PaCeaL - aJG y -, - Ions % tea o. eht
Extra Ssi 5Os Fur 10 Coca "a 61@S3 90; 5000 I -
Very ClosA - ibD 'tisi NnVs, "asn EAa IH
So UJSS7: ~ Vii sv.rI or Welt Indies 90 fSss2 90
eourr America 50 iG8G MARKET eioshg 49, IL
hOUTHEItN FLOUR dul declining export inquiry hhaseu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
GHOST IN 4 BIRREL.
HoIf. lore Relics OF Eqriy Village Life.

clergyman, Oh CaS ~ pU~5c,sluu of "a uYlng On
.he eOutne, OF Dartm0Or. round 10 necessary TO ell
Inrg, tire hOusp. He leng hen the one sitting
room and made III into n tolerabs dIuIng-TOOin,
aodfa a dTa WING -rJUm and tWO or three BEDROOMS
Tpesa Ipproyeneuts satisfied ais wife ana cnidIcu
but thtre was one Interested parry whom he had
ITs eiit of corsldcratUu-ths .plrIt Of ais prcde-
cesar an old gentleman " O mai OutiIVeI AL hIz
family ami passed many s0iltary years 10 Inc re-
moi. parsonage. Sounds were so'D heard Oh an
cvnntnl7 as though q figure IN dressing gown were
soeeplne IN ana out OF the roo Is sreatiag WIN
st,fb vel heavy tread, ana this paricalaIiY IN the
LIZ WheTe The old vicar had spent tue last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
AUGUSTA ROCHE SECURES A WRIT.

Justice Donohue yesterday in the Supreme
Court on the pctiuon OF Augusta CherrilL granted
wri; OF habeas cOrpl returnlbe to-day, directing her
husband Roderick c. CherrIl 10 produce the body Of
Rose Cherrl, age about six years, in court. Mrs.
Cherril in her petition says that she Is Inc
mother of Rose and that her husband has
carried of the child 10 some unknown place.
Mr. Cher has supported his wife or child Tor years
and is no unable properly 20 care aud provide Tor tne
clid Mr.. Chrrrill she has OF her own excrtOns
supported her5elf and clid FOR long time MfS Cher
mi Is better known by her stage name Augusta lOcne'
ne IL represented in the proceedings by her attorney
Henry w. SaCkett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05

LrvERPoOI. Oct. 3.-lG3O D. m.-Cott0D-Tho market Is
hm. MldIung Upinds, al do. Or.sIha ID SaleA
JON nclufins 5000 for speculation AMI exports
TGcgpIs 1000 bales all American ruuTcs-U piands Low
MidGing october delivery. 6Ssad also jsl 10 90
November delivery. Ue'adi Jbstd also hstd
november December dcnServ -st aso,'sGd; 90
December January jSs4u. also Jetd also
Sod; January FoUruary delivery 11ald; also
Js1G do February March delivery. 5@s4d also 5aG;
% sr March AMI April delivery baL. do Ann
and MAJ delivery 6ett do May and June deVorT, OsId
slyo IJAdi do Jane aud July delivery, O'ss do July and
LivTaPocI oct 4-Ine s4Is3 the day include 800
balcs American.
LWEMOOL Oct. 1000 T. m.-Cotton- Futures-Up-
lands Low Mlddng clause. october delivery 3+sld also
5t a.. OctoorT SOvcmbrT delivery DSstd: do NOyen-
Der December delivery, 5basGd.; do December ana
January delivery 5st; do January ana February delivery
5s.; Cd February and March delivery sod;
also 5s54 March ana Aprii delVofy. G"4ssL also
68is4d. Futures closed easy. -,
GALVEsTOy. OCL 4-COtton firm: Middling, lOisc.i
hldJhnE. S5tc. Good Ordinary. Jlc. nst rsGslDsi
sol bales go 2iUi UICs; exports 10 the Continent
l.O41 bales: stock 5G,9fl bates.
NEW.DRLEASs, ucL Action 6rm; hilding lOlsc;
ss63 bales. gTOss go bales, saie 1900 bales last
evening. sou bales stock. ~, 80 bales
SAyAsNAH Oc- fs-tO. ton Ftcaiyi hildiET' lOc' Low
Mddnds, 5'sc Good uulLaJ. nTsr' net rct,lL% -. -
uaie. xf1as 5261 Halei eHpOrs ,01stUise 53ii Oale
sales SOU last evening 2OJ bales siocA' ooo1'
bIica
HIDEs-Only small unin portlut business wai reported
at un. han gel Pricc1
MEIALs-On Change to-day: Iron Gmer, closing soady
ON nrst csH. tons America 40 !. Novemoec 500
$40 81 iCan !, January, soid " -
duI aud heavy copper easy, eOyus steamer Len hoii
nal. Epelter dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-05
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Tnrn.nAY. oct Ar. NJ.

THURSDAY. Otl. ~ "
To-day's stock market was made up OF curious
mixture Of bad. Indifferent and good. The recorded
saIss-5O3, 200 share~-relect an active trading ioF
small profits or losses but beyond that the market
presents no now features. Early dealings were az
sharp declines for the general list, ana tie Northern
Pacific and kindred stocks were specially Sohsp'c-
mons in the declines. OF news there was dearlh,
and the gossip only covered rumor oi
new conbna ions among Spectators to advance
prices. This, however after the sharp declines
Of the last few days. sufficient 10 cause gen
eral covering of short" accounts and to lmpart 10
the late dealings an appearance of strength ana TO
mako tO-nghfs closing prices generally small rae
tons higher than were last evenings hgure% Inc
Northern Pacific and Oregon aud Transcontinehta,
were still chef favorites IN the speculation anu
contributed 1875 900 shares to tho total ousihess'
but they close with gains ssG % per cent upon yes
terday's last prices. Delaware, LackaWahhs auu
Western was specially active, aud alter early SAFES
at 100 u closed ex-diyidend Of per cent at 1919
Union Pacific was specially weak, and DEFINED from
sS9s to S7isQ875s. Otherwise than In the STOCKS
named the market moved in unison, aud closed
steady al about the best prices of the day.
Government bonds we're dull, but the quotatonS
are unchanged as follows: