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, 1883-05-17

Tucson, May 14.-Gareia's engage
ment with the Indians of Sonora de-
monstrated that the Apaches are more
numerous than supposed. Garcia esti-
mates them at three hundred in number
on the east and west sides OF the Sierra
Madres. Those who remember the
Modoc war in the Lava Beds will ap-
preciate the difficulties Crook has. The
Indians cannot be starved. The noun
tains furnish plenty of game.
, 1883-05-17
News Items.

A tannery is to be built in Yakima
City.
Alabama has II, ,247 more woman than
men.
The Portland police made 800 arrests
in April.
A telegraph line is completed between
Walla and Milton.
Europe uses up annually over S0,915
tons Cf wood in NIT ,hes alone.
High license goes into effect at Walla
Walla on the 1st Of August.
The Portland printers have decided to
have a picnic on July 10th.
Miss Frances Wizards reception in
Portland occurs June 1lth.
The last wolf was killed in Great
Britain 200 years ago.
America produces one-fourth of the
wheat grown in the world.
In the Palouse and Spokah regions,
cattle are too dear to talk about
The assessment value of Seattle, ac-
cording to the assessor is $5,6S5,575.
A hail storm atDenver on the Sth
inst did $4,000 worth of damage.
M. Livingston, a peddler, was shot for
his money near Colfax, W. 7. last Tues
day.
There are 100000 tons of shipping on
the way to San Francisco from foreign
ports
The pauper Immigration, pouring in
upon us from Europe, are all in favor
of free trade.
The Seattle Post-InteMgencer is agi-
tating the matter OF making better roads
in King county.
There were four business failures more
in this country last week, than during
the same week of year ago.
Minneapolis, Mimi, boasts an in
crease in population Of from 10000 in
1880 to 100000 this spring.
In the regions Of Snake river, Walla
Walla, etc, the prospects for good fruit
crop, save peaches, are excellent.
According to the Eastern papers San
Fraccieco has a worse record for di-
vorces than Chicago or st. Louis.
There are 1900 acres OF grain in, on the
Yakima reservation. OF this amount
1900 acres belong to the Indians.
Twenty acres Of swamp land, near
Sumner, ". L., has been bought at $50
per acre for the growth OK crnnberries.
Never in the history OF Astoria has
there been such activity in the matter
of buildin as this season presents.
A number of people from Blooming
ton, H., are preparing to emigrate to
Washington Territory next month.
new brick engine house is to be
erected on Columbia street, Seattle, and
the contract will be let in a few days.
VIM. NJ. Tirtlott, formerly OF Snono-
mish City was admitted to practice in the
courts at San Francisco last week.
1t is not expected that the Snoqual-
ME pass will be open to stock and wag-
ons uatil the latter part OF this month.
1t is said that over 1900 head OF
buffalo have been killed east of the
Yellowstone river in Montana Territory
this season.
Garfield county, w. T., contains 66S,,
$50 acres OF land, and of this number
$4,000 acres are under cultivation, prin.
cipally in grain.
, 1883-05-17

The new steamship Mariposa, built
at Philadelphia for the HonoIulu-San
Francisco trade, made 1515 knots an
hour onher trial trip.
Shsler & Sayers made sale OF about
800 head Of cattle to some Portland
men, at $25 per head for all of the band
one year old and upwards.
The Puget Sound National Bank, has
been authorized by the treasury depart
ment, and the arrangements are COM
pleting for its opening.
Some boys at party in Council Bluffs
gave the girls candy mixed with cathart-
les, and the senseless joke nearly proved
fatal in one or two instances.
Rev. Bishop Brodel was the recipient
of q purse contributed by the subjects Of
his diocese on his departure from
British Columbia.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr. Guy c. Phinney and Miss
Nellie Wright at the Episcopal church
on Sunday evening, May Goth, at Sc
attic.
The editor OF the Ruby Hill, Nevada
Mining Nea0s, in announcing new vol
umn, says the founder of the paper
is dead, his successor in the
insane asylum, and himself fighting the
world, bullets and the devil.
From Vienna it is reported that
scarcity of bread is expected in that
city, owing to threat made by the
bakers employees to strike. To prevent
such a calamity the war office has placed
the military bakers at the disposal OF the
master bakers
Henry Willard told the Walla Walla
folks last Saturday, that he would assure
them such cheap rates on freight down
the Columbia that they wouldn't care
whether produce went to Portland or the
Sound" Henry will say most any thing
when he talks.
Gov. Neil, OF Idaho Territory offers a
reward Of $500 for the arrestahc delivery
of L. T. Cottner, who shot and killed V.
W. Coffin on the 18th day of April, near
Dry Buck in Boise county OF that
territory. In addition to this $1,000 is
offered for his arrest and delivery dead
or alive to the sheriff of Ada county.
Don Patrico Llinch has BEEN promoted
to the position of vice-admiral of the
Chilano navy. IN the good old days,
when this navy was not SO powerful as it
now is, that gentleman was known as
"Pat. Lynch" but change of position
often renders necessary change of
name.
The council of Danville, H., fixed the
yearly saloon Licenses at $500. Today
all the saloon keepers refused to pay
the amount and closed their places. A
large number of citizens signed call
for public meeting, for the purpose of
urging the council to raise the license
to $1,000 The saloon men yielded, and
agreed to pay the $500.
, 1883-05-17
SHIPPING NE WS.

May 14.-The ship Matilda, Capt.
Merriman, arrived here yesterday from
Victoria, b. @. Schr Marie L. Smith
passed up yesterday from San Francisco
.Stmr. Geo. W. Elder arrived today
from San Francisco via Victoria, with
freight and passengers. Ship Helicon
lumber laden, went to sea today 1t is
stated that the steamer Victoria
will be dispatched to Alaska shortly,
with surplus freight left over by the
Idaho.
MAY 16.-Arrived; Blk Aureola and
schr. Courser from San Francisco.
, 1883-05-17
By Telegraph,
Alagk a Freight.

PORTLAND, May IL. Owing to tn in
creased demand for freight the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company will dispatch
the Victoria to Alaska within two weeks.
The Idaho had to refuse six hundred
tons merchandise and lumber, and the
Victoria is certain to have full cargo
, 1883-05-17
.tcrlnmariur in Arrica.

CAPE TowN, May 15.--During the time
the cable lines between here and Eng
land have been interrupted there has
been n general rising in Basutoland,
Adyices from there OF the lot inst. re-
port there was fighting ON all sides.
Reports Of the 18th, however, said quite
had been finally restored.
, 1883-05-17
Peaceful Toward Germany.

BERLIN, May 14.-It is simi-ciIicially
stated that the mission of Waddington
here is to assure Germany of the COL
tinued pacific intentions of France.
, 1883-05-17
NiiiaGe lsurRed.

TORONTO, May l5,-Amost the entire
village of bennington, Ont, was burned
this morning. The Deming House,
Wegeles & Puiford's store and few
other buildings are all that are left, Loss,
$1500O0
, 1883-05-17

NorloE.-LiberAl commissions will he allowed
to LIVE, REsPONsIBLE persons VINO WI nct as
Subscription Agents for either puDlicrlon at any
post once in the United state COPY %, e'.hct .
paper viii be mailed regularly to ahy pc. son who
viii send us occasional news items ftom his or her
locality. sample copies sent free on application
ALLEN WEIR,
Editor and PrOLrletor.
, 1883-05-17

Governor, VIM. A. Newell, Olympia.
Secretary, N. H. Owings,
Treasurer ~. n. Ford, "
Auditor. II. NJ. Reed '
U. y. Marshal, Charles Hopkins, Seattle.
u. S. Pros, Attorney, j. y. Alen Waila WalIA.
Y. $. Asst, G. ii ll!nford, Seattle
Asso. $. G. Wmglrd, Walll Wala.
- Jno. p. Hoyt Olympia.
, 1883-05-17
suJHSCRHPTTON RATES:

One year. ....... 5000 Three months.....S San
Siv month 800 ono Llonth....... l.Ot
In Advance.
KY Per week, % cents collections made every
Saturday.
, 1883-05-17

Pros. Atty, 80 Dist,C. NJ bradshaw, ,Pt. Townsend.
Jefferson County;
Auditor, james Seaycy, Port Townsend.
Treasurer, Frank a. Bar,lett, Port lowpsend.
Probate Judge J.J Il.VDn Bokkelen Pt.TOwnsend.
Sheriff, j. f. Sheehan, Po Townsend
Coroner b. 5 Ho,:se "
School ST. 1t. L. A. Collins Port Discovery
County Commissioners, l.. d. Attridge, Port Lud-
low; Jas. A. Smith, Por Discovery A. A. Plum
Iner. Port Townsend.
, 1883-05-17

Liberal advertising rates furnished on application
, 1883-05-17
Territorial OiHcerS,

Editor and Pr01riotc.
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DoNESrIj dAtkEr'


purrorE August 10 Cotton steady: Mfiung,. i0i.c.
Fiou steaiy iosAd s., aaa ws,t'ra saoer1ne - %
Nm. aI s. To- do Erit. - o5ssG So DO
br.aSs 81 2Ss' 81 .'2i aa ASo, WIZ s
.tsf err ''s %.r-.aa ~ Winter si
.aa HsTS1 g. s s' w!. S Ms ,9S &C.
s%sa. o. 9, NH 8as q Sis %''is
nv, ssHly So s5Jc nav hrn Pnme q Jnoo, Psaa'.lv.
$1,000 Buismsat, shouderA ogs9c' Clear KID
sia.A pao.sL sss1o b..oa-7129isft sac Cls is
hnsa los. Butte -we,teIn Packed lee Creamery;
7a7c Gonee steady no csrso~-. oriuary TO Far 81.
~ S %,. ssay "a i Ree: P9aS ~ bS,
II 50OO u corn ~ 900 Uu oats. 5000 bn Rye 300 6a
wbs41 Il 900 ba corn 20 OOObu.
EvrplLo. August l3rloar unchanged: cry Ground Sew
s57bGs625 straight Mlnae,oa B-ssri 80 10 81 90 No
sla 50 90 as So western straight Nans,oa BANKERS
81 Clesr Minnesota 50 20 80 r. Wmts Winter; ~ %
relshts to SOW Ycrs-wboa 500. Corn. h21 o4t,. 2e
wheat ys to to So: H,"s 81 Is, SO S:"Yos Sc %
S..ys. so5 bD. Wheat sooa bu,a Corn
Go 2a 1899 iS Risy $50 ba!S S corr"
basn, OA,, $4,000 bush Railroad .hpm.n' ilont 61o'
rye 1000 oasa- CaHh .npment, TO tlieNater-"hsat
q 900 osss To intSrn.dAIo poinia-whoAt - bush
corn bush Sa or, - 5000 SasS harsy iaooo
S SSsR T Eyc Soo ST 6@;h Malt $500 bush
CHICAGO August l3rho trading % Regular Wheat ito To-
tive aud st shipping business done but price, uero lower
oats quiet and easier ,,. .,-cz.. "a
Fionr C cannon Choios spring wheat - 90 dfo %
Common to Fancy Minne,otas - oo0St - f.Ioht- 20
es7 80 Water WaoAL Fair To Choice ola - ODo
~ 0O bankers PISS - Low Htlish PsJ ~ ootnstn
Illinois 4nd dtsourL 2jssJ VI Michigan - w 80 %
Regular Wheat easier 81 OOdSl oi Augutt
ST 0zla september, ST o. October 81 OSS Noyemoer'
81 Ol Al tis year 80. chicago spring 81 Oo'l 10 ou,
soc; No. Z RAD winter 81 o. Corn lower AZ SVIA
casn: 6OHjOi.c. August; September t'.2dtVssc'
4p.o OCTOBER 45isc ALI the yesT Ost- notk AZ 1oc
ea.n. 25a.o Angus. 25i9 30 Asi. SeptcmDe HYo
easier al ~ Barley quiet Al Ibc fsIseso Io"er
al 3OSsl 81. BdJtor quiet Cro1msy isu W
fancy t7s2Dc.i DAres. goa To oho,ch lZslov,,
ERes quieJ l0qal6c. PORK In demand bnt oWer Az
sii 90 cssn sl2 80 August. ST. 20 sept BuIkmests-
Shoulders 6s5c ssort 3D. G7oc' n,rt C nno $50
WhsEey steady ,l lG iiecoDts-Fiour l1uoo Dds;
Wheat $4,000 push. corn. s4sOlV bush 9ss S,g.o
bush. RYE $4,000 busni BARLEY. 00o on,n RIPE shus-
Flour 5000 bb.i Wheat 10000 Corn So''ooo oats
$4,000. tive $4,000 Barney 5000
MILWAUKEE, August ~ Flour higher; spTass Ezra
80 5O0sB 90 Low tirals& %. PAtents - ~ aoAs
iTegulart 40 ? Milwaukee, Hard. 81 Of 10; SOIL cAsa
81 02l4 81 ora. september 81 O3b ,oIo st9sy
so 6Oi4c; new - Oas-Nn AZ - 9e " ate 90 E''
Rye cwsr: No. /. fresh. Ole No. . "'u h%re,
Nc sept 66c.; No. de- On Extra rssn ons
Provsions lower Mess Pork sl2 20 caAa anu 9ePteosr
Si2 30 oct LarJ-prmo stean aOoe easa A.a s9P,emos
October Size. Live boEs castor AT - lu0fS %
FTsishts-wheat TO Bnuao norniaaly a. 2.c buts.r-
Cnoce lOa2s Chesss steady Egg, nrmei. i.eeoipts 20,
FiouI. 5000 bDs. wseaL 1000 ou.aa barIor Svoo
bush Flour 10000 bbiii "he~I lVoo oa'h'
barley. 900 buaa-
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ONLY A WEE SICK LAD.
Prom me otnctnnau ge,es- Journal

Prom nc Cfscfnnaa Heos-o'rnsL
IN pottery factory here there is q workman
Eno mad one small IN valid child At homo. He wrcuget
AZ trade with exemplary fidelity, being always In the
Ivy with the opening OF the day. He managed, now
Rv 70 bear each evening TO the bedside OF his wee
= no called him, flower bit OF ribbon OF iS-
snt 81 crimson glass indeed anything that would ne
~ On the white counterpane and give color TO the
kvvm ne was Q quiet, unsentimcntAl man. but never
nome ~ night without hing that would mako
wAh Taco Light mp with Joy at hs return. He never
sn 70 living soul that he loved that boy 80 much.
nn ne vent on patiently ieving him And By and BY he
LIVED that whole shsp into positively real but nncon
ksoos Fellowship with him The workDeD made curious
and cups upon thsir wheels. and painted clmin.
potues down their sides before they stuck them In
- eenen Of the kiln at burning time. One brouR ut
S nut In the bulge Of his apron. and another en-
Stsvings In rude scrap book. Not OF them whs.
wofd for this solemn thing MOTTO be talked
SSook Ihey put them In the old mans hat. where he
.nao them 20 he understood all about and believe u
Tot c{ncs ~ you win, but IL is sfact that the whole
s.sfy !ui Of men, OF rather hbre by nature,
koy quiet ~ the months drfted becoming gentle and
eea some drsppst swearing a. the weary look On
~sbshs4t tslleWv6fker's face Iold them saJsaa mis-
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPHIA SrockS
RtpOr,ed by john II. DAVIS Co. II Yalh
MONDAY. Aug. l3-P. VI.


Notwithstanding the sensational reports printed
I'm some of Yesterday journals. panic at the Stock
Exchange has not yet come. To-day there was
continued liquidation and a general shrinkago OF
values-more marked in some stocks than In Others
but there was no panic. Tho lower prices have
induced moro general trading on both sides OF the
account and to-day's business records transactions
that amount 10 oil ,578 shares The general mar
ket opened decidedly weak, but special support,
In the early hours which was given to Central and
Hudson. Lake Shore, and Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. was not without lts
effect in checking tho threatened collapse IN
IA. whole market. The Northern Pacific ana
Oregon Transcontnontal system OF stocks and
those OF the Southwestern system and Western
Union were special sufferers in tho carly dealings
az also were the stocks of tho North western system
But all of them enjoyed important rallies that wero
based upon the special support afforded 60 tho three
stocks frat named. In tho later decline the whole
market moved moro in unison than 1t
did early In the day. yet tho stocks
of Central and Hudson. Lake Shore
and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western were
the recipients of special support that causes their
final declines 10 be less than those OF the general
market. After u final rally tho whole market
closed weak.
Government bonds were moderately active p"t
were irregular the bids for the IS are g higher
and for the As and 4i2s are Is lower Annexed arc
the closing quotations:
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There were no transactions or features In inc
markets for state bonds and city bank stocks.
The market for railroad bonds was not acuve
but prices for all kinds Of speculative ISSUE easily
yielded before small pressure OF offerings Al
almost every instance. however, there was some
recovery from the lowest prices Eric second CON
sols declined from 90 TO 50, and reacted to 92.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds fell per cent
70 80 and recovered 10 81, and Che general mort
cages after q decline of 4la to 75i2, sold at ~.
Cbesapeake and Ohio frsts, series Is, declined u to
9I1o. and the currency 6s were OF
al 70 A. Canada Southern first 6s were
o. lower at 90. West Shore and Buffalo first 6s de-
olined 81 to 72a and recovered to 70. Richmond
and Danyille debentures were of 2% at 81. New
York. susquehanna and Western arsts sold at %,
and Central and Hudson consolidated 20 ~ AzS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Fernsnd Lemasne has begun an actlon III
the SUPERIOR Court against his wife, Emily Leasne fol
an absolute divorce Judge O'Gornan yesterday made
an the service OF the SUMMONS by puoeaon'
Judge Van Brunt, In the Supreme Court
Chambers granted yesterday writs of habeas corpus In
favor Of Sadie Gordon, Annie Burns, Florence van horn
and Nettie Stanton young women whom Justice Gard
ner recently committed the charge OF srootwaKiog
because they could not furnish 5000 pail
The certificate of incorporation OF Bulls In
ternational Iron and Steel Company was filed yesterday
The capital stock is fixed at $l0Ooo9OO II; " b'GF
W. Beliair b. N. Plum, O. NJ. Gormley, f. n Kelley
and b w. King are the trustees lor tho hIst yeAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


s1fLD1NG MA iRffY lis-Brtcks. while remaining
declined but Lime and Cement rule steady and nave moo
5 81 se' PALE a1a IS
ssSsSfYaS 'I Ensl,h 81 ISta ssssa . per
Loco Lime Rocksnd com%On 81 d. Finishing ioaS 81 2S
Lumber Eastern spruce siiasl5 SO for random c.Tgoes
f$ Sf Boards wAs q'.ss
@ SE Box So BSard S SSds 49, a Es aS
ST NM % dol oaG GossSd per- Mae
$7S per do W61ewood 5 inch sSoSss5 per do Do
crate s "a at s8 for 10 70 60
,S aples Snsnnngsa at SsSs for fair
cred The declns sales 40 bags No a. 7SSs5so Tor
ber rs Tor December closing as follows August 1000
1872 September S597 October a 7SSS7l0 NS eO R
rGaf 1855 IS; March 7e5sso5' april sSsiS; May sios
C0fToNosDct Cotton aSis unchanged sales 7Ss bales
eops 40 b Ie Rscp oy al IG The Saes
against 800 hI, day last sos last year Mddng
points lower sales SO 100 Prices paid: august 1927
November 10 90 sioi6 December 10 iS: January.
io20%lo27i February. loSaSi0Ss; March ioa4 Sio5s
prce;-A1ssst To- 62S September 10 Gale 25; ocIo
0sT S snSag iosas2s Fe52uay
March, lO45sl64s; APRIL lo67slo.59 Nav. lOeoslo7O
FLoTR AND H'' IiEXI@FLoUR-Markct firm and only
Change sa tfs go SS iasIadas 400 Fly
S s. 80
Extra sisst 2ji 1000 bbs Low Extra = 1884 SSi
6 aSeO SS %nts s w u ioss
Sc on g F i aI s9 y a. q
- $3.50 Common 70 Coed az E1s, %e;sra
nlo 81 i6Ss4 40 GOOD "a sSss5 80 noss 50 50
sa 'sas %y. astsis a.
So so Patent SO 769s7 60 81 LOUIS Ceanoa % Fair
G sat S
So 40 latter Mill EXTRA for West Ia is,
steady SOUTHERN FLOUR hrm. sales. 1900 6Ols.
do e $50 steady AND 91iNss sales s
81 20
Of to Lei options alter opening steady declined
c closing rather nrner. however at sone reaction
spor including Tns SSs Red ssc 20 ii
sl o. sGe.%sr 30 DO q "a aS SS 10 T
II II board. NO spring ~ ~ UDgrsded White
II 1881 u; No. Rea Tor August 81 64Ssi III closns
i 1851 81 20 y Closing 49,. Noven6es 81 esi 2S
closing 81 2l'. Deceuber 81 Z3Sgsl Aclosng 81 2SSs
BUSH Western cost and freight 72c Canada and
Sonna BARLEY MALT steady but quiet
recovered nrm cash los hrm but quiet
saes bush for TinIe and aooS bush cash on
White 70 &c. no Mixed August 81 s62c.. closing
&C. eo.ise 81 & Soasncsr &C. eo.iDs 81 &C.
.oAIs-market irregular, White lGl ac higher; cash
afg % f f5r and cash.
ing No 3 Mixed at S4ci do MATE SsSaoc; ", 10 -
ern 37Gs39c White, do 40 050c. White state 4ss62o.;
M1e4 tGr August ",. Ssioo. closing; ~ S!
| closing SO FEED unchanged.
STOCKS IN STORE IN NETWORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
cry GRAIN wAREuousEs AND HELD In RAILWAY
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THE COURTS.
THE TIMPsoN DIVORCE SUIT.

The argument on the motion for temporary
almony and counsel fee made by Mrs Ella Timpson in
her suit against her husband, John A Iimpson, for
limited divorce the ground Of abandonment was had
yesterday before Judge Beach In the Court of Comm On
Pleas Chambers. Mrs. Tmpson says that che vas mar
red to Mr. Timpson in 1850, and lived with him until
January 1882. when he deserted her without leaving
her any means support Mr.. Timpson declares mat
LIE did not desert his wife he merely sent her nome 10
her parents when he discovered that she was woman
of bad character lie had believe that she ala
To her parents, but living somewhere IN
favor Judge Beach ordered reference the question
OF the amount of alimony and granted Mrs. Tlmpson
"A counsel fee.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Rissr. Vess,ts an R1iIro1t'
IL 1oE
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug Iy Cumberland Olt. tVOi shors
aa.n Porx 7suds do western lll Lara.
Prime es:ern 451d Cheese American Cn19t oL0d iur
psnIlne sunta JOi Proyisons-Lsrd 1880 per owl tJr
American. Brsaistdts-Cora- $50 lot NeW mted moe
erp neat al p9 81 psr osuA for CAitornia no yOl9
sao Tor ,iiforn1i M a SlUl p1Id fDr toi Wnter Peas
20od ner esntalfor Butter 6JOoi Tor GOOD Unit
Statea aud 80001 Tor nnest 40 poo oooi luz NAV"
l ndia Ness
LONDON Aug l3-splrlts rarp,utlaa slsd 9S sa "a
lipseea l2oo per quarter. iAnseed O SsO O001so ~
per taa TALES Ole owt Rsiaei Potroieim- I'd 80
bsd. per gA. -.
BRRuRy Aus l3-Wiloox's Lard closed At 40 mtrks w
pfepnnEs per Ilo Da Petroleum marks 10 piennihs@
ANTWERP Aug la-wlcors Lard closed at 10 irsscs *
csntlmss ser 100 Petroleum Fine rare Amoro. AZ
raacs osnumss paid. and ~ francs continues sshesS
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take that the inevitable shadow drawing nearer
Every day did piece OF work for him and
put the sanded plank 10 dry that he could come
later and go earlier so, when the bell tOed and the
little coffin out Of the lowly door right around the
corner out OF sight there stood 100 stalwart working
of whom gave half days time for the privilege OF
taking the nipple procession, and following TO Its
grave that small burden Of child which probably not
Ons had ever seen.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Aug. 10.


The tactics Of last week were repeated in the
petroleum market day Prices were depressed as
low as 81 OLA after an opening at 81 Osi9 the same
figures 40 the FINAL price Saturday. Business, how
ever was dull and there was quick rally from 81 07t
10 81 Osa in the afternoon upon buying movement to
cover shor In the nusl dealings the market sagged
10 81 o7s but co.ed At reaction TO 81 oslo The only
ews OF consequence from the oil fields the report
of 90 nr.t DAYS production OF the Porcupne No.
well AZ 72O barrels the second days production at
$40 barrels These tho figures OF tue owners OF the
property. The OF prices aud tue total dealings
fod.y ~ as follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
THE MARY N. HOGAN NOT RELEASED.

Judge Brown, of the United States District
Court yesterday rendered opinion In the case OF the
steam-tug Mary N. Hogan, which was seized ON the
ground be used TO aid the Haytan insur
gents An application was made by the owners OF the
tug to allow vessel to be released ON the ming OF
bond for its value The application was opposed ny
Root who argued that bond was not
sufficient because the remedy sought was not money
the neutrality laws Judge denies the spplica-
ton of the owners OF Hogan but orders that II they
speedy hearing OF the case the clerk VI tnc ooui
may take the testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug Is 1880 D m-Auanuc and Cieat Western
oertnoats Az do second mortgage
ii; Erie 81 consols, 81; SewYork Central
ll7se ILLINOIS Central 1921 Pennsyvania Central 6sls
Ordinary. 1854 Newly ontario ana Western
2Os. Milrausee and 81 Paul Common, lo4i<
LONDON. Aug. l3.20u m-PAns anylcos onote three
Per cent sntss 60 as centnss ot the account
LONDON Aug. lS-tOO .. p-Consol,. l0Olls for money
and the account; Erie 81 - Illinois Central. lSZo
Pennsylvsnis C.nua. $50 Reading. ~ New YORK. on
tsr1o Western. 2lG Milwaukee ana ST. Paul Common
l04 a..
LONDON Aug 1880 m.-rho amount OF bullion
rone BanK ot England on balance today IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-14

Bullion valued at $s1 900 was received IN '"iS
city yesterday from the mines
Caledouia's (B HI superlnte ndent reports for the
week ending August 8: Ore produced. from 900;
foot level 900 tons 400foot level "a tons Ppo
b53 ounces gold; value about 80, oOO Inc 4ou-
foot level header has advanced four feet, making
total Of twenty feet The ore In this headsr u
ing very well"