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New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
FLY-CAsTING IN CENTRAL PARK.
riro bundred nersops lined shelving beach q

roll
Harlem Mere In Central Park, near the Ohe n"''''
and tenth-st and Fifthave. entrance yesterday "
tho scientific casting OF the fly. by mcInOers ~ beir
,i,, al Rod and Reel Association, VINO are n cast
i,i on,al " Anglers Tournament The alelers oa T
from platform built out few feet INTO ,ne % %n"rs
aIo" f,cm on shore Long, slender phnpT1o Prcb
H. H. 'd nsed and the anglers dipayeu nI nun
stl in managing the hundreds OF feet OF me ~ -
H. es werr thrown without any snkors ana me LIN IN
test was for distance. delicacy, or the a. ,,ch
rich thc ny lights Oh the water and accuracy III % ~
ig The Noat with the fy. The distance was Ia
line with marked huoys stretched on tne VIII oj
rei and white mispherca buoy was the h''H , ,be
-, Thorc w.re four contests yester'1d! ..od "tS
result of the last two were hoV -, mo
In thc siuge-hauded fly casting, CIaSr \ roi,
rods average 10 and II feet In lgth az" ~ tl
onnces in eight Samuel POlhemus scorer ~ Lon a
cocx and eight for accuracy on cast Oh m - piact
tcoonnce rod making his total ~ Naiiho ir 10 % IN
,ord a-e thirteen wears, son OF tl>h ,,1 sS,
,.," q Rlack.or and pupil OF secretary ,,
H., A. III feet with lOi2 feet rod, WeleAh. I"i t
% ~ a for dcNcscy and for accuracy totat 80. ~
d leonard by a cast OF Il feet, scored =, "'i1e az
o. eiisrv and 6 for accuracy {. \. Eanch cast ~ 'c
rnl So and g. total lO6. {. G.. Levison, ny cast o
- fset scored ~ and 81 total, lOl H. keenan, S'oiru
,o of 90 bv 90 feet cast 20 for delcdcy ana Io1 az
The sn-'c-handed fy catching. Class b. the pes scoIe
was made by a. Eggcg, distance, f1i ccH'dCA' ~
cul3,cy :; total. 1903. There were nNe elllleS; %
contests 10 day arr. in minnoW casting LOT VIZ, ~,
heavy and Ugnt bass casting and slngichahccu u! ca
trr The. casting for bass Is done Win siuh,i@' :"
po.scxrt j. considered one or the best il 'Hi' st
The a-A caught in these contests are-puie4! l'"e
mary,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

In London British consols steady at unchanged
Quotations100 1915 for money. and 1Ol 1-l6 for &C
United States bonds higher, the |s -
per at 1237s and the 4lQs 116 Ter cent at llo
American railways generally gave better quotations. put
usual they only reflections Of the latest advices
from the lower market Bar silver was lilo cent higher t
80 lll6 cents per ounce The Bank of England lost kZo
900 bullion balance. Here to-day there was some tax
about the probability Of the bank rate being advanced 20
morrow but fail 10 discover any ground TOT
the raising OF the question. At Paris trencn
3 per cents rose from rs. 10 to 7s.27l9 francs.
The governors OF the stock Exchange have admitted 10
dealing the Board the following additional securities
Louisville ana Nashville Railroad Company-An An ad-
dtona - 900 shares) Of capital stock 10 be
"A good delivery and after November q.
oregon Railway and Navigation Company-Debentlre
bonds dated April 1884, and due April 1877, having
per cent interest principal and without payable In gold
coin, amount SGOO0,OOO.
Northern Pacific Railroad COmpany-An additional
1925 900 OF general first mortgage per cent bonds
making the total issue up to $i7,S3lOOo on l,s90's
miles OF road.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
CompanyAn additional II $4,000 OF consolidated
mortgage per cent bonds due April l, 1884.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON Oct 22.-l23O p m.Unted states Four Per Cent
BOnds l23 ~ DO Four AMI Half Per Cent BOnds IL
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cerih
Gates, 327 do Second Mortgage 79t Erie 1875 do sec
Ond COnsOls Oslo Central 81 " Illinois Central.
IN - '1A VI '1'-'''' - y
Paris quote At francs II =
centiInes the
m.-Ere Second COnsOs 5ias Mexican Ordinary 3i9
Canadian Pacific. - "a st. Paul Common. TN
$3.50 m-Bar silver s quoted at % lllud per ounee
p. m.fhe amount % UuIOn withirawn from the bank
OF England on ba anco today IA go 900. ~,
quote Three Cent enes at s francs p =
ccntilnes for the account.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

N.sut<crON Oct. 22.-Chapialn IicH''" q"
.., has seen ordered 10 duty at tue Mare is'"I
80. ,,,,i. Lieutenant =. G. Lomy has been "'''' H'"
=. ,,. Ih,it, aud ordered to respOrt 10 INC '"'-'
,l,r,.e General for special duty; Cmei Lh7'n'o' d.
a., ,r,, tue Alliance ami placed OH Waiuh- c'''IS'
c.,,a.n l. A. kemuer.y has been promoted 10 NC '''
- an, c.,u,ul.uier: George Dewey To De cape"
,,,, ,,t.eIuber -. I-si; Medical lnsie''~ l''
49, - nos ne, If, tr,,u,oted to he medical director "h"
-, ue.rv NJ. Wells 10 bc medical inspector Ho''
-, .o Isl Surgeon \. :. Oucrly h's bern ''m-
,o,,1 . medical inspector IA the navy I'o" M''Ni
I. lssL 49,, >-,i o.. pl,
J,uiero. on scgtculer -. reports 20 'A' My '''
,, t,,t la,iux recaiYed notice from tAe N"'-''
., Chief of tie Brazilian forces, he '-Tl Tue u'
i,' inrnr ni RE anniversary Of tue Wcidh- V '"O |
-, ~ M.,| Rr,,u ON september he Drt-o ocd Ht sup 10
i.-i,ritnn of Brazilian lndtreA"eu'e. - .. '
Commander Eeter aud three olhcci- 1i tHr - sue % a.
,.ntei tl. same DAY 10y the lLlteN Nt''D' 49, 20
a.. = r., fbr Iu,rlur Of Brazil. The ship Wa d" Co.
81, -,.ufem er - honor OF ti" b'' ti''l " .t
-. M Ef.zN Thanks for dressing tue sup OH 1n'
I..Itd,V. acre a llY returned hy tAc t""'' ',''-
.,.., ,r,Iy,d from NeW-N ork via Ne"p 1T Nr"o 'ii
-. er 4 having Oh board lutcd states N,.'''
O-.urne. The sanitary cGndiuoh ol 'D' O''' ' "
J,nrlrn i, officially reported - eAoco"'. .f ,r,i,r
Duun- the ah-rucc of the fhYha> - -.'..
A, s. Ctfey paNmsStcr by direction OF tI' i>l"v '
Wi take charge once OF tie Pay 49,
gld per orm hl' duties NM. r....rt 81, cr,-s
r-lilr1 -ttr- Military Academy. has been "''r ,
ihe acting secretary OF War to take eleo' ''o ''
l--l ,,....,..... =. r-f.o i.,t
, nrorr, Ia cause teen recruits 70 DE prepare, al "
,,rvatiel un Ter proper charge a. tort eAch- h'""
Tor assignment to Troop l. I'm taNalry g..
Leave OF absence for six months ON I,,,t Io,u
a. disability. ht@ ntrh -I'illeu 'NN'''' ~
a D4ulAf. I'D Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
FINDING A MARES NEST.

WAsruNGroN. Oct. 22.-Ihe Post OF TINS
morning say. that j. J. Barker "a conhoenl 'i''A
In the Fr.t Controller Office has resigned his once aiel
attaining leave Of absence until December l. ana '''
"he left for New-lork yesterday AT 'N' '4"'S,
81 senator Gorman who desires 20 have some "'
,he inside facts which lie Is In posse 's~l"u
Of embodied in the form Of a campaign document.
There i. considerable excitement in the Treasury over
H,rkcrs course as ne is known 10 have cole iei W s'
amount Of information hat will make mighty ''''','
49, r..,,,, IN everybody outside Of the inside Ecpub-
hcau rinc.'
A careful inquiry at the Treasury TO-DAY
failed t. discover the excitement ' ,'l"
:" hive been caused by Mr.. Bankers course.
Ari,nc 10 Acting secretary Coon Mr.. BarkerS resi-
nation was not voluntary, hut was requested '.'",r
r,t,trd compaint- To the Department o h!7 l"'' y"
H.. ni- i,at. dcbt-. Controller Lawrence say VA
1hairIuan German il entirely welcome 10 an .n'
secrets that Mr. Barker may nave 70 conWh il'.,,'
Another officer the Treasury department SI" '"'
Barker could mpaTt no secrets au9Ql 'ho ,,
~ Deu4rtment which any rcspectah" cltLch V"DlV'
obtain by proper inquiry at the Department.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

rrvFRpoor oct 22-l23O D. lotion quiet, MiddnS
T-nsndS jli do. Mddng orleans ii -lvd, sale- 10 -
1000 Diles Tor spec iAlIOl dut 'Apg.s.
srnrs utOba inc uiIng 2n.2O bales Americih fu>
nres 1I e: Tplands Mldng clause. octoDef delf.
e-y s. Al do october aud NOvem Der drlNnty -tlfu
siso : 3tsld. do November and December driNey, D
164t asp also 20Oid; also . = -btL' 30 10
c,ur and january dellyers, -9t4d DO JahuaiN and
Fs'1liry delivery 526ld. also 3l6td also -tdi
10 February and March delivery )Oid als) . o-n,ni
a., March and April delivery 3--bidi 10 Aptn ana NAY
delivery ) i}6ld 30. May and June delivery, Af.oti.
Tenders Of deliveries tOay c aring were l&uO Daes
n.w doc ct and 6 bales olt docket NO., ,,,..
n m -lotton-1he sales of the day included -" ps -
American tuture. dull plands Low Mnith- ciAu, pS-
) 2r-4d buyers do OCTOBER anu NoN en-
delivery Zt14d buyers do November ann D''''bp't "1r
uXrK do December tud IdhhtiN
ii huvrrs. do January February delivery 81 ofi
Lv.rs ,o February and March delivery, 3J-tfd -'lers
A., March dan Apul delivery ayOAd sellers 90 Api Ana
MAY aeyery. 4SO4d sellcrs do MAY AMI June u"''''
,,on nt on-Futuro. closed steaiy: Upands Low MID
.nd Noymner delivery 2H6id value. do November ans
nererbrr delivery. -64d buyers 10 D",ehpei 1hn
on, ,t.iivarv a-G4d. seers do January ahd ttptu<y
,erv do February ani warm n"il'rtvs
s,ies To- ami and NAV iei,erv 4504d sellers ID" Nay
snd ! nre lie iverv { Bid sellers. -., -
u.tVp-tox Dot ~. -tofun srAlYi NlilNn- t'io iev
Moiling iU Good oruniry l1ln hei ,hl Fi,.t -
,oint. h--~ lNports ~ t'rnt brin 1871 "h>si
aalr. znnl hilcs stocN i'o31 VA e' .... D., 81. -
S,v,NN,u. ,l,t -totton weak Miiting N-lNi Low
Nindhug = . ton1 Drhutrv ~'a net an Ro' ',eiP..
nAu hates iNpntts to the NUntnouh ~ N''- ~
Ioaswlse at3l bales sales ttuu oseH ia@t tt''oh- INV
,Tstt IA oct p -,otou cssy Nttiuns eeie 10.
Mhiclus ,.lU ,,uol urhnsr ! lN n'. ie,,lp,' ~
h,es ar,as 5lui haea. lti"fts 90 the '"nih'n. 10y
hapa 500 hairs aeleA INV ea'' ''s '''''"
hsps,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
THE SECOND DAY AT WASHINGTON

rrc.. LoUGsErrE. WAR EAGLE. JOE MITCHELL
AND LADY loud THF WINNERS.
W,suI<CToN. Oct. 22.-The second day OF
thu fan meeting of the National Jockey Cu' was more
successful than The first The track was In good condition
and the attendance larger than ON the preceding
dav The pleasure was somewhat dampcned by rain
after the first heat Of the last race and the second ana
,lfrd heats woro run wien it dark that 70 vas
dHcultto distinguish the horses
The first race of one mile Tor al ages weller Weights
for nurse Of 5000 brought out Ida sauhopc brat.
tam ll3i Paterson NicGrstm. ll3l Manmoni-t t.
ulrwaril. iiJt Chcckmsto, aeed tNoI7nehiim' ll'
Nalienaoo ,stovan. il6, charlie tpps callahan.
lt6. Iiisahcth2 ,NcCarty). los aud lHca d'oahoN'
ila K,,a was the favoho IN The pools selling fot 800
against so for Mammouist s9o for Elizabeth, SlA iot
,auato $40 each Tor ilda Stauhopu aud Ne'uso".
and ii f,r the nrd Rica anishcd winner lay ltns'h
nv iiuut uf Mammunis s,c"nd, hnsh ghrah cot '"f'
beth thlld. Tine, i,io, Mutual p'vF pa,N ~ ~. ,
Tor tur Anaoosia stakes oar wc auu su ',tn'U' lv'
titt Arat odds. of 20 each WIN fN'" ll,. ' ,,'l
r 10, Initicr doai-i. ils, Mchprt /" dHchHtd'un,
40 aud Nnton Mciaashin 70 is'e''' , wa, ,, t"y
i,oulc at 700. against The hch al ~, lu' %',,ns
Vas / Go 3 On Lousette, To te'h "h"n,' i"tt.'
hehard l. and Vinton ana ,r,n, % -, v.t"n .rr"md.
lso eugths ahead OF Richard L. third I''no .
In the Aatamna Handicap $50 each with $500 added.
The starters were a,"yl1p g. r rspS'm''M bls m Mrhan.
s s1s ser Sa.gr & e, hay%H 6anobne iiG T6u g. j.
DOuohue gO and War Eagle "a, Mithers, lO-l. Dla-o
carter " a. ftYOfe Ia the pools AT ~ at9lnst
0cnera Monroe. The betting was 10 Oh pdA'
ITO against General Monroe, to agahsi l"t"I'm'
10 10 against Tolu ana II to against war taeic war
Eagle by hst length IN front OF Diake ,ait% AT,
second, two lengths ahead Of General Monroe thlIu'
Tine 2:39. Mutual pools paid s93 TO-. -,
Ihe fourth a selling aalr of ore nle au nai
sfurloug The starters were Joe Mitchell a. Mari
srity, Obs Bessie "a. Green, s5 MarmaduAe g. Arnold
9 locdm "a, Warden, 9lj; Farewell % biIlnss' vol,
and Keno aged Walter 9s). Bessie was the faVore AT
$50 against sl5 Tor Joe Mitchell Sl5 for Marmaduke,
$40 ior slocun ana 81 the hed. The betting was
10 against Joe Mitchell zig To against Beasie To
sgainst Marnaduke. 70 L against slocum 70 20, 4
against Keno and b TO ! against Farewell
Joe Mitchell finished winner BY half ength Ia ffont OF
Farewell second, d half length ahead of bcsse lhlfu'
line lob Mutual pools paid SI2 o. u
The nth threequa OF mile lc's ot Az
sees free handicap for purse OF $500 Inc .tS,ts
We're WoodfOwer "a, Green, lO4) Roy CiuAe "a MIN
en-, l03) Thackeray %, J. Donohue, 100; s"lit "a,
Sheflton 96D Lady Loud g. Richardson, 30 kosleIe
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

Bnssn bark. st f6 2s Cd .;..PHILADhLrHn. n
Apaaehecoia, schooner priyase ser%s
pool from savannah steamer With cotton gnHt:
bark. vi BARBADoE5 from Mobile . scnconer' % -
SYT NEY henca Q Americ en bark lump sum. 900
PROviDENCE hence ! o ton. pig IRON s5c.
RICR-Mcferateiy active steady and unchsnged "A
STEARlSE-Du and or less nominal city quotcn D
si. and oeomarsarine at ssc sales $4,000 bs oioomAf
garne to arrive from Chicago 5.lpc ,.u
easier The excitement IN Europe Ia snbsillns NO see
repor ed to-day. options neglected Rehned EASIER
Crushed and Cut Loaf s'c cnbcs 6SasHc P9wasfsc
white Extra "C.' She. Extra G." 5isa5ec. "C."%b
0jrc. -.
TALLOW-Dui and a shade Primo City quoted st
6aa6 7l6c Sales 35.f % lbs at 6a.d6 7-l6c.
TEA-Japans sic dy, the sale, put other
descriptions fraction ID &C. lower s247 pk2s were
s: including Moyune IIyson 2G22c; Yong hys1n, H5
japan S5s = an Fired, a5Oec 3 Basket d. letS
oolong-64e Foochow, 2la2c: 745 rormosa' 2SSi21c';
TOBAcCO-Dul and un hanged No ! range options;
October 1916 &C. Noyem ber "a 5-lce Decenoer
69a6qci January, Csc: February, Gsc. March , i-io
SC; April 555 7.i6c. bid and asked SPOT quotations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
CLOSING PRICES OF B0STDY STOCKS
8osrpS Oc. %. 1874.


Tho stock speculation This morning opened very dull
AMI tame For the first two hours and ahaf Of the
business there ut,r significance IN the after
nate advance. and decline, o l. 2 per cent by ond the
fact that each rally met by flood OF stocks that
quickly sent prices back opening figures II was not
.il after midday that tho hcnt ~ the market was
dcyep m then the prices hal seemed To hc a. strong
after small decline thcy weak AZ the top OF
each rally 1t Lake shore that led the later break
IN the whole market; that stock had played
between G-2s and GGl2 all the morning
but when il was pressed for sale below 60 the
ce,ct. Wa. instantaneous upon the whole specula ION
The stock later sold down 10 Gile and closed at oie
Central and Hudson had been specially weak all the fore
moon bctvccn --la and In that IT. rallies were less
than those of Other stocks and it later fe 10 ~64 -6'2
with sales at 2s seller sixty days. The sock was easier
I'm the loan market. renewal, being az ll6, against L a
per cent premium yesterday. \, was the case Last week
I'm, ruc.rll sales of the two stocks named seemed To
m los stock and tine extent OF the orders Indicated tht
tnc, came, from large holders. The small holders as yet
TAX. uo stock in the common talk that neither company
will probably pay auy dividend for TINS current quarter
aud merriam. they are right; but the coutxuous
.,ruy Of both -toc-a thc current h-urc' shows that
some ONE is less confident of the future The eran-ers
were nothing but auctuatuc u the early hours but later
t,y fell 10 or below Monday lowest prices I'm the early
dealings Unon Pacific was conspicuous FOR an alvdhc"
first from j3l4 d. and then after decline Z" ''+
Il again sold up To- jI4 later 1t sold AT 7-ra'-'s h'l
aware. lacAaWanna AMI western u % '''l5 a. i''
loI3t t the general decline came. and then II sold down
n lo2 and recovered to I02s Reading sold az 23 ~ a.
wncn shows stcaduc~- considering tina. it, c"h-"i '-
first -cro sold az 80. and s.coud series at 20 AZ pih
auction Zoo Philadelphia to-day. Western Cnion hr't Al
vanced p 81 a and later sold at 59l2 19s lh' t"a
tr,u-actou. n stock. 3looGl sharc- were 2Looo '-'
than ,c.,pl,,'s business aud the whole market closed
! weak nearly at thr lowest pricos ,
! Government houd. we're quiet AZ strong figures tn'
bids tor iilt v'rr HdN anood D. per cent Annexed "'
| th, tlu.iuL quotations
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

rn,,. "a. Tia fayorte ct $50 70 e3o for Inscker,{'
SIS each for ana LADY Loud and W. fei ns % e
,u., ane Thscrerxy to against Swift, to asans'
Y fond to each agsinst woodnower ana hosiere'
a ~ ~ CinIe won easily lengths In front OF Woou
eowcr second one length ahead OF Rosiere thru' 'o
III. - .,.u,o, a branching rain,
with Roy Cuke the svore at $50 to go ior n .ne in
lady Ioud was never headed and won by q IensIn III
front Of RosIere second Frank E. third time l;Zo
For the third heat Roy CqSe was s be Seat by four
lengths ROY s Cluse pulling up lame. NO une "A'
taken Mutual pools paid S3l 65, Sl5 40 and @s so'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.


SEw-YoRK. Oct o.
The official figures of the visible supply of
grain United and Canada east Of the Pacific
sope) vary somewhat from the tecraphed compilation
OF the Chicago Board Of Trade On October Is the vis
BILE supply of wheat 81 ,0l0,3l0 bushels against
29O9Ol 10 bushels week an increase OF l92Ol1O
bushels; Of corn 614s,sS9 against 6,345,
sO7, decrease OF l06,9ls; OF oats
POI. .sl7; total grain 1,j66.9il against 3Jo5lsi2
week ago net Increase OF 2,Ol5O69 bushels The in
crease from the preceding week In the visible supply OF
wheat for the corresponding week year ago was one
half this amount, and the visible supply to-day Is nearly
equal TO that on the same day OF 1883.
The wheat market here continued steady, within mar
row limit, of business but slight further advance was
established upon the improvement YESTERDAY AdNlces
from abroad Indicate that the foreign markets are easy
the only stimulus the export trade here receives
from concessions hy dealers. November options Wl-
vanced cent 10 -53a and the later options scored gan
H. at -7l3 for December, S9ls Tor January anu
Oh for February. There little doing III corn, pu
the November options symplthzcd with the continued
weakness Chicago declining q cent to 3l2 cents ror
later options the local market shade better tdn
Chicago and December ended Il and January y higher
M sos, and 4~a cents respectively. Oats were quiet,
bat am advance of - cent recorded, October closing
AZ 81 - No, cmhcr at 81 : and December al 3-s cents
Provision again were du.l and fcdtureles-.
A. the four principal ~eaooard ports the hirlNa!s
grain were Wheat. 3J9.jOb corn, o1-H'; Oats f-oJJ
total grain. 4l3 ~O2 bushels; -four 2li3l barrels
The rrcepts Chicago. Milwaukee and - loul- were
Wheat, 4~6. BOB; corn, 4G7.3oG oats, 2~lo1Ii toldI
grain, ,O37 ,jI2 bushels; Gour 81 3-6 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norh Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. %, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

roFFrf-spot Rio nuu at I0e OLc for fair. No sales
ctlve at decline OF points Ihe private az
Rio said To report weaker nsiset theIp
Havre though steady WAS quiet The result 0i ue
sale disappointng The receipt az 10 49,
lNOlO bag and purchases for the United -istes wce
larger Ali the work were unayorabe 10 hold
Sales, 2JuOO bags closing ~
s2O6s3O; February, ES0aS35 March, s3o9oA' & Apr,.
SiOd345; NAV S.4jdS5O, october. ; 01Nio So.,ul,
Der S2Oae2 25 December. S.2pdo..5 bid and asked MILO
grades quiet 500 Maracsbo sold on private terms Al
Amsterdam sale lava went OF az an advance OF 40
COTTO N-Spo Cotton duh and weak but without qu91aoc
change 40 last evening" including 5Z@ TOT
home sumption 100 speculation Delivered on con
tracts 400 bales Receipts at the ports today 335l oses
against 3l37 this day last week and 3OOoO l4so
wear
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
FOOTBALL AT HARVARD.

BosrON. Oct. 22.-The cleyenS representing
tbe Iuvcr,te, Of Pcnnsy sylyana and Harvard p"!eu Il
~ ,f f,,ti, ON Iar,is's field. CamhrdIc. this after
uoou The pcnn,y lvauian, victorious by score o."
one touchdown 70 nothing. The game was closely con
te,- ed hur the PLAYING of hoth teams was We'iN
p,or.Clyanit f. am ~ idc touch down nN a ilh' W
pohoI IT, Har,ari'- fall back. H. Iwomply oil lde' 80
w.. Yef cree,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, oct. p, lsei.
Rrronr o~ TIE acknowledgements '"nm"nd''
rrithock in a repor to the Navy Department on tho
ri,n,.a saws that the equipments and outht oi ihr
.h rp a total loss well az the effects OF the once T.
and men.
UAKpiR's FrRRv PROrERTT.-A the sale or the 'o'-
.,,, ,ronertv at Harper's Ferry to-day the Potomac
atey poser was sold Tor S25 100 and the Shenandoah
water power for $50.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
l,yr 4rocN MAnNer-ny rrltlNAcu

ntttAto oct lt Quite Uroapa ti.s ial loAl S'1
H., vorA us tar g,i heat t sano un' lssl 1905 "yV
hnnt ,ana 4ut thrnlah "a vta wsise' dW 'nH W g.
,nni to- 1o ntuo.h a. tuati in H'' Ao,a thd holos
. ati H. ... .... d. . ..... .a.. -.
ni neAi iIt san, unhta,t wrns q ln Nfal ouinFnss
thtOugh cars mAtkn aVNc Rhl attaN M'"'m 3" """''
D. -odtl a.. 1aiaia lAhlus tApu % 49, . A.. -.
ll0y.-uccpts 80 az 80 ~ inAh tnih -, "o'N mus
"a hoaI tor 500 unr az S,e' 4" ~ h o's 80, S' 4,
n.ued "A nat act l'llfo Al - ~.
1ru,e YOrscis VI to % butchers "s""a "a V'"' w
TIic.aH 81 u ne DpesrS J,mlH %pm's mw. ,,s..
us..ul. o noJ neal shtpu'nts 1000 hcs h'A'e ~"'S
unngh p.,.1ug ~ D. facsiht @hn 'hPP'A- ~ v"
a - Al, ilsnL 20 - L. ,.lpA - > q p o., 49,, -
He..pta 1000 hell sap uolt' Slop het mar
-. -. .ul l1c loWor Export hfaieH ~ iVH,' soi
s.s no GO shippins 80 h1a 10 81 Common 10 hehua
~. 80 .a S0, Grass l., xln-.* - 80 % -,
''sn,s,- Receipts. zoo shipment. onni market dnu,
,.,,,nr m ar - 2lHft - M.hun @ Cook ~ 90
r. Cnn,e ID Extra siObdsi A. Lambs per neat 81 VO
an rsx,, -,e.n - drS 10 Fancy LanOs, - VI.
Poor 70 Chocs sheep. ~ - q - % 40 -. -
IoT. 22.-t 'I'ti>-hecelpt- l,Seo shipn rnts
eo market seaiy Exports 81 so 81 ID GOOD - choice
shnpnx - - 80 2Ji Conn0n 10 Medium ~ 900 ~ oo
Grass Natives. 5000 81 -. ira,, foSaat - os
~ M. 80, ,.-...,. M co,,o,, On NJ.
dunn 2dsJ OO Fair 20 Choice IS 2odsi W Lamos ~ -
atA 20. Texans - phdf' % ,, -. -
hogs Receipts, 1000 shipments So1 nar.t suVx:
yorks 81 65 9O Packing ~ o1as' ~ h-AJ - ioS
So2J.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

NEW-1 ONk, UcT. y
From the oil regions comes news that puts no
r, f, ou the relative Importance Of the Thorn Creek
district 10 the general production. The wells recently
bought n are keeping up good production but the pipe
line veres continue To- show an excess over deNeres
of from 900 20 10000 barrels day on the average
But the control Of the certificate speculation was not
surrendered by thc bulls to-day, although there was heaVy
.llir i'm the first hour which carried prices down to
GOA, AGAINST ~ cent, last night Then the tide was
turned and prices accompanied only by the natural re-
actions rose 10 - cents In the late dealings there was
reaction and the final price was 727s cents net gam
of only cent TOR the day. The market however 'toNol
steady and the holders OI ctlluCtcs axe "An5 '4o''
80 scarce that carrying rates are Nat
The Ncy-l lork Petroleum and STOCK Board SHOWS re-
cori - - so shares of stock traded lu to-day.
Ine range OF prices and the total de'4ih7s III
.ft.. tr, AZ. IA
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LoNpoy. Oct. pat the Newmarket
UouRbton meeting to-day, the race for the Ne"ihaiAe
rlate. for twoyear-olds. was won by captain - no"
ng,s hay colt by Sterling ont OF Casuistry MT. MAIN
-, , euv Cora came In second and VI. Lupins chest
mt coli Xafntraes third. There were zen stad i,
The last betting was TO against the cssuiS1t! ''
70 ! AGAINST Cora and to 4 against Xalntr"lHe''