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, 1885-09-20

The following real estat transfers were
recorded yesterday in the county clerks
office:
James NJ. Culver to Chas, W. Riner
and Thos. A. Douglass, the sc OF nv
t, the sw /! of the ne and the ne t of
the Sc of section No "a in township IA,
north of range No. G. west, containing
leo acres. Consideration, $1,000.
Marshal L. johnson to Chas. W.
Riner and Thos. \. Douglass, 100 acres
Of land as described, in section "a, town
ship IA, north of range No. e. wet.
Consideration. $3.50.
Chas W. Riner to Thos A. Douglass.
a bali interest in l6O acrrs in section "a.
to snship "A. north Of range g. west, ls
described. Consideration. $1,000.
, 1885-09-20

You arr allowed q free trial qf thirty
dpys OF the use of DIR Dyes Celebrated
Nultaic Belt with Electric Suspensory APP
planes for the speedy rehei aud perna
nent cure of nervous d%eoility, loss of vi
tally and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also. tor MANY other d~iseases.
Complete restoration to health. vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa-
ton. terms, etc mailed free by addressing
VoltRic Belt Co, Marshall. Mich.
, 1885-09-20

lffather is cross, and mother scolds,
and aunty has the blues. and the children
feel good for nothing. home is not a very
happy place. Indigestion. dyspepsia, de
bihty, rheumatism. ,r liver complaint.
will account for all these. They can all
be- cast u by the use of Bruwns Iron
Bitters. the great tonic and strengthener.
Health brings happiness, Mns. Roches.
ter, 553 North Gay street. Baltimore. says,
Browns Iron Bitters quickly rlieved
me OF indigestion and general debility. -
, 1885-09-20

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
lions in the city at the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street The location is agreea
bic and Convenient. room pleasant and
newly furnished. meals the bert a first
q ms cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who IN
derstand their business. the lest liquors
and cigars in the har room art among the
many attractions Of this Popular house.
HERMAN knolK. proprietor.
, 1885-09-20

Every body knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar a. a relief aud cure ioI
any affections of the THREAT and lungs,
combined with these two ingredients are d
few simple h%etling remedies in the com
position of DR.. Busanku's Cough and
Lung Syrup, making it just the article
you should always have in the house imr
coughs. colds. Group and bronchitis Price
So cents and 81 90. samples tree. Sold
by w. N Hunt.
, 1885-09-20
For 6He watch repairing,
Dawn MLi ER tialman block


TO all who are suffering from erros
and indiscrctions Of youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay. loss Of manhood, &c. I
will send a receipt that will ure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America Send sell addressed
envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
Station D. New York
, 1885-09-20

A first class drcssmaker recently from
New York. would iniurm the ladies' OF
Cheyenne that she Is pr, pared To do
drrs-nmking at her rooms in the Episco-
pal rectury. Cutting aud itung Especial
". Eastern stN les aud prices.
, 1885-09-20

Sept. %. Ora Haley. Rawlins. ~ cars.
Sept %. Swan Land and Cattle com
pauy. Rock Greek, 80 GUS.
Oct. !, Hay \ Brothers, Bitter Greek,
II cars.
Sept 20. Chamberlain 4 Doty, Pine
Blnfs. l3 car.
, 1885-09-20

We have orders an | can place a nun
brr OF good two aud three year old Amer
lean steers. suitable for feeding. at much
better prices than they are worth in Chr
raVo We sell for cash or on time as
desired. Address for particulars.
ALTER X GLOVER,
Grand Island. Neb.
, 1885-09-20
I'VE NOW H.ITE

Plums and peaches for preserving, very
cheap. Order early. Also lots Vi first
class groceries. ranch butter, eggs always
On hand. Come and see IT,. or telephone
1856. A. UNDERWOOD Il Bro.
X. of Z. Block.
, 1885-09-20

Why Is IL that nearly every steam
eost OF tie sort that is emplo ed for in
land, haruor, Or short a wise service
is painted white. while black is the
fashion for III hat venture oat
int deep wateri
, 1885-09-20

] have the largest and most complete
eloIhing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell CLOTHING cheaper than any other
house in the territory. b. llellman.
, 1885-09-20

Knights of Labor meet every Monday
night at 7:3u in IT. John $ hall.
, 1885-09-20

Sub cribe for the Weekly Leade. 6
twelve pige paper. containing all the
weeks telceraphic and territorial news.
The largest and bcst weekly paper pub
li~hed west Of the Rocky mountains.
$3.50 TGryesr.
, 1885-09-20

The largest stock Of hne brandies. old
WHISTLES. choice hQHe'rs and superdne
rigan at George MAsten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-09-20

CHEYENNE TRANSFER CO.
From five pounds per day to II carload at
il tune, Reasonable reductions To large
, 1885-09-20

Schuttler wagons, and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp 4 Conway 5.
, 1885-09-20
NV ,.o,,,,. >o,..,. ~.
TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. Nisscher desires to inform the
ladies of theyeunc that she has received
an elegant slo,k of millinery goods of the
latest and most fashionable Sly les To which
shc is constantly adding everything in the
line which her patronage suggests.
practical and thorough millinci
IF excellent taste, and her customers ar,
unanimous in declaring that her litl,
store is charmiI =. her s,n'ds perfectly
splendid. aud that she sells at r~ea-uuabl
prices The ladies are invited TO call earl,
and often Ferguson street between Sev
entcenth and Eighteenth me door nortl
Of the Stoek journal. formerly the SIN
office.
, 1885-09-20

Trunks and v~alises largest assortment
at Polack'A
, 1885-09-20

For RENT Six room house IN House
uear Twentieth. Ii Is. Patten.
, 1885-09-20

Underwear in all colors at Polack's.
, 1885-09-20

For Rent Pleasant rooms on corner
Ransom and Twenty first street. Mrs j.
\. Buchanan.
, 1885-09-20
New Advertisements.

VI Youn ladi Ia city = cnun ry to
w work for us A. thel homes tascina,l < EN-
plnN menf . no ms ~ructiuns H. buy work can he
sent BY mail ,distanc no obi ctinni 6fo p per
week cSn be made No csuvaSsing. parti, ular-
free, ~ = mp,e ct wn'k mail d for fn 2 cuts In
stamp rieaSe address II MR. MANuFACIuR
I>o o.. Boston. Mts-. z. g, Box 1916,
NAMED An active nan r Woman In
per month and expenses, or commission. tx
pense In nd vance Ontnt free. For full partic
u as aIdrr 5 SAND RID -I,.Nkk AXE
CO, 10 ToS. MASS.
, 1885-09-20

For RENr.-340 Evans street, furn.
ishcd or unfinished.
, 1885-09-20

FoR RENT. - Houses, and barn for
twenty.six head Of horses, with a large
hay loft VIM Murphy, corner O'Neil
and TwentieIh .lrrets.
, 1885-09-20

One hundred cares Of ciarsl wing ior
sale, S3;I5 per case, at Masters.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In addition to the complctest possible account
of the National funeral honors paid to General
Grant i;ling twenty-onc of its broad columns, THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of yesterday presented to its
readers n notable collection of choice articles,
among which may be named the following: Abra-
ham Lincoln; trcading the wine press alone. by
the Hon. George B. Lorng; The Story of a stage
PLAY. how "Tho Mikaio" WAS composed. by Mr.
w. T. Gilbert; Grants Dirge poem by Mr. George
Parsons Lathrop Harry of the West" personal
memories of Henry Clay, by tho Hon. Morton
McMichael; Scientific Rowing. by Prof. Richard
A. Proctor: Notes from London. personal and
social, by G.. w. s.; letters from Paris about Gen-
eral Grant and the statues of Pincl and Voltaire
Iondon lett ter about "rhc Faithful Shepherdesse" "
performed in the open air at Coombe; New-Eng-
iaod sketch of :" The Woman Who Put In Pump" !;
letter describing dinner with the Chcyennes !:
sketches of local life aud scenes; current anec-
dotes: Groups in tho Hotels; book review |;
noetrv: letters from summer resorts. etc. News
was we'll given, the following being summary OF
leading topics:
FowpIGN--A memorial service in honor OF General
Grant was held IN Paris yesterday. - England
has received pacific assurances from Russia III re-
gard to the Afghan boundary dispute. -
IJonald Crawford has brought proceedings for
divorce from his wife and has made sir Charles
Dixie correspondent in the case. - Boydcii,
who attempted to blackmail Mr.. Gladstone, has
been sente6ced to six months Imprisonment -
4 reward OF $500 has bcen offered for Robert
Farauharson, the abscondIng manager OF the
Dublin branch Of the Munster Bank. - ihere
" orc 1,G62 deaths from cholera III spain on Friday
--= The five northern States OF Mexico IL IS
reported will scccde il tho English debt Ia assumed
Copics may still bc had at this Office or by mail
Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
AN INNOVATION AT CHA UTA UQUA.

CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. (SpectdD.-For the
first time in the twelve years. since the Chananqua
Assembly has been organized through the exerons Of
Dr. Vincent collection permitted to be taken on
the grounds 1t was for tho Grant Monument Fund
About 5000 was thus subscribed in one meeting.
Bishop Randalis 8. Foster, of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church. preached this morning in tho Amphitheatre to
an audience OF nearly 1000 persons on the right ana
Importance OF free discussion of religious questions
Tbs afternoon at o'clock memorial services were held
in honor of those who had been connected WITH or who
had been visitors to the Chauau9us Assembly and VINO
had died during the past year. Chancclor vincent
nonnced an cuiogy on General Grant. The Rev. Or.
Neely Pottsvile Penn paid graceful tribute 70 the
Bishop Wiley The platform Of tho Amphitheatre was
drsned with emblcins OF mourning. At O'clock this
evening the Rev. Dr. James A. Warden OF fhadopn'a'
preached.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
ANEW CHURCH AT LAKE GEORGE.
SABBATH DAY POINT, Aug. Con a I

SABBATH DAY POINT, aug o.-On COLL
nanding site here, at the crest of beautiful meadow
sloping gently In all directions Grace Memorial Union
chapel has built during the present season The
native stone from a neighboring hillside has supplied
the fitting material and has been tastefuy laid IN
with cement Joints square tower at the
southeast rises to height OF thirty feet In stone,
ebove (which the open belfry with its pointed roof Of
lark-bue Pennsylvania slate. generous entrance
yorch extending the eastern end OF tho building
end covered carriage porch at side add greatly to
eomfort well % toarchitectural effect The interior
= finished In Georgia pine, With chairs and pulpit Of
cherry. The seating capacity Of tho church 200, and
ean 10 increased 10 800 II nscessary. There 10 hand.
0ope organ, ana the towor 10 prov ded with clock and
10 stslnsa s::s w.!r Seven q tSs window: have
Which Is rich 10 colo. and Of exaui.tc desip, h IL
esny Years YVES gs.!or Of Calvary Bapt.t Church q
memory OF HE daughter. Mrs, Graee Gillette Dodge,
Slrs contributed BY y. b Tqthill, Of New-York.
the Rev. Joseph Cook. OF Boston, will make address,
Ind tho Rev. r. b. Macarthur, D. D.. Of New-York will
breach the sermon. Services will 10 held regularly
during the summer months and ct frequent intervals
during the remainder Of the year.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
p11IpIT TRIBUTES TO GRANT
rur NATION UNITED AT HIS TOMB.

,,p mAcAHTuUg's ssRMoS-No MoNU-
MrNr COLLECTIONS IN TIE CHURCHES.
T., the Calvary Baptist Church, IN rh.s
rs,,tbst.. near sixthave.. the Rev. DIR. H. .
s',r preached yesterday morning and In spoaA'S VI
General Grant said: ra
-, ,;a nor love war for wars sake. lie hea.a % anu
,s tho voice Of duty he fought ms coumuy
s aud won his country's victories Mc ' s,,iv
~ rrity of the South, but he renr1ee tra,nn
tno sayth had no cause for war; Inc ,rap. ,
~ saiIiers and citizens In the great ; thsv
OF oir around the world. Beneath their iees @ dney
wa,sa was iGs1 secession and slavery 30 ra.,pr %eIp
Ia"PtSex shall never know resurrectooIn on, nv ~
INV, cou,nacted tho Republic into sofia N. M sn,at
la,nented herOs side stood soiaers M,iv
~ nercest battle. his dead body thoy Ji ct ma
and hearts, aud with uplifted faces 'ie' s"N
nt of the baptism Of blood there shail co" r o her
n,aed and enpobled Nation. Amcrica tV-a"y r,I The
siare In the first rank OF the natiohs Va 40 honor To
r,uta of vesteray was not simply 70 uo @ q, ono
man: II was to exalt the idea OF ruer in the
the people The tread OF cl1ens d 70 ail the nations
- the sarth aThrones occupied by unworthy Wor,h mo-
sremble and totter" Hcnceforth tnere y, standing
sonih' bnt one triumphant Nation, Repuph0 ''""'e
before the world. - ,..-.,,r satd in spcx king OF
the Grant Monument FUND.- tnihk w aa National and
tntous toward the monument shouit no ,a a;sneral
not coniued TO the few and the ricn aono. aiwavs
t:rant wss born poor and died poor ana N;S w W. mi
more or less tho friend OF the poor .ha naonumen
Tie mn a collection In our churcn ior ,no 'na This
and the other churches will probably 40 tnT s"'
WI ~, Tor the Monument Fund were ;d
.he c,her chnrchos most OF the pupi.s arc ri,sed
NV t ont'of.town ministers. and many others aio 0
for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS THIS DAY.
Price 3 cents

aurREus COURT. CHAMBgRs-Before Barrett, J.-Nos
H. is so, i0 a. 6l o. 90 b6 97, 10 a. Ia il3 liv
l20 l27 2s 20 1890 l3l l32 lao. lou, 2b .33 23V AZ
2l5 253 $50, 2G3 263. ,.,, n On
suaR0dATEs CoUar-Rollns s.-Patrick hltledge pS0
m Elizabeth Schroeder. 10 Jane Middleton, John
wsiiaea Mary Gertrude Hamilton Mchgel wachendorer.
Tho,,as MCCARTHY Iachel Moses. 1890 IN. Elizabeth
Cnrstle Hugh prien, susan frsscll. IL mi sarah
Mead Joseph schormcrhorn. lli3O AM Carrier GROVER
IL . ,.. ,..n, ,.,o.. on,...,aov.
D. 10, H. ~, 1y IA ig ~ ls ig 20 e. ~ 49, a. ~"
26, 81 ~, ~, 30. III. 81, 80, 81 10, So ~. 49,
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

Ics Cream female appetite for: Traces OF this Joke
on monolth at Cdnaxa, representing male and female
1gare seated at banquet. Tho female has 9 large
the males face that Of asonishment and anxiety who
he looks at small coin supposed to bo one of the
xrvan tenmill common coins. On tho other SIDE OF
be monolith is group, representing one man falling
down steep hight of steps, having evidently bse9
the dssceht Dr. ScSlispaph hinfs his spirited repre-,
indicative of tho fate OF those who took the
ics.crssm Joke into Aryan nswspapsr omssA-lboss0n
HansorjnA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
,,rrou MARKErs-By rELE ssApa.

LIVERPOOL Aug mcostcn steady; oo Madasc Sa.
900 Tor speculation and eIpor receipts nea
stesdy Upands Low Mddling Glance Arsns -
v Ss6id; also 32eid do. October and Neycmns
dsiycry 2764d. do November and psErugs' s 1SexiY
90 February and March delivery yoSsd sco n.,..
W. -Cottou-The OF the day inclunce o.oSv
American Fuurca quiet Uplsnds Low tsa@nS %
August delivery 264d sellers 90 AmSSSt s.I
9e3{ysSid seers; do October aud November delivery
hmvsrs do November and December delivery, 2oca1
Snvsrs 10 December aud January deuvefI 32'eA9 -
do January and February dcnveu I-Seu: ~ n
snS xrrh delvery 1894 valuA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
THE "D CLUB" AND THE rnEsuAtK FUND

III u IIsID NM IIs'F'7''-'N''E WIZ
To me- gdttOr OF me IrtbaHe.
SIR:In December. 1883, number of Wcsiield
gir,fromtwclye to ftcen years DID, organized little So
ci club called tho "D The Significance oi the n'nos
secret well kept By thrsc young misses that no one
else knows IT, the chief object OF the organization
everybody b, to raise money for THE TRIBUNE
"Fre.h.Air Fund" Last year they sent You 70 20
This year they have raised moro than ve times as ueh
by means of "a fair held at the house Of Mr.. william
If,rf The proceeds, ~Ji, are nclosO herewith. Inc
names 81 the msnhcfs us follows: Edlh W. saycrs
ure.id.nt; Josie Hodges. vice president; ltssle iar
secretary Lucy Drew, treasurer; Bertha Hart fanhie
snusoln Emma Dar,, Laura Rich, Mabel sayers Hattie
Clark ard Annie Dallas. fMEND.
nfsfdcih. n. J.. July -. 1sS0
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
SUNDAY CROWDS At AsBuxY PARK.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Aug. (Special) The
churches here crowded with worshippers to-day
while many strolled BY the sea- At tho Presbyterian
Tabernacle the Rev. Mr.. Mangassoriam prsaebed from
j. BIS query, II Man Dies: Shall Ho 1--we Again" The
~ jvct the Immortality OF the human soul At the
01sEaAdss Episcopal Church Miss Helen Jxekson. for
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
A TRrBprE AT CoNEY ISLAND.

crowd Of visitors and regular guests OF the
1,n, hotels filed the amp htheatre at Manha''a.
Reach Yesterday morning and listened TO the heio
,cs b.ld there iu honor of General Grant 1nTaT ,
Rand occupied its usual place III the , n ho been i'm
sa ~ tr.nt nnpit- desk draped IN BLACK naa pcci
sad VIII M Ren,nd this sat the Rev. Robert Lar" %
tn, ssrvices opened with the Dead Marcn IN, III 80,
r the fuIl hand Then Madame LaSar Stuu u, -, T,ea
solo and after the singing OF us & Sar an hour
v tb snre congregation, Mr. Collier spoke Iol az
~ ~ the life and character of General Grant,
vanv Interesting "reminiscences OF ms own "a said
Nth the General In the course OF his ~ ,, ~
THE endeayor to set forth In hitting terms ms T ,ye,i
<,a life inst ended, though nleancnoy u! ,,'ras
, .,o ,yy,nssfhe task words can deepen tnc
i ,yhich tbis man has made upon our Nation M
hos hnt one mark IL IL born 10 tut onc ,i u"y
and having accomplished this II pecoines ,r"rt
His whole life was preparation ior ~ t"o 9r.s not
80 ,"a On when he stepped into his place ~ was no'
10 Soe aacs Of opportnnity but place Of duty
The estimate that bases the greatness OF sse cold
,on his Victory AT Fort DonelSon wholly misses tue
dan thread of sequence. His character was grcasen
ali his victories imperishabe toan al uls r tha
His crown of manhood rather tnan ms swoi , ", III
soer or scentre of the statesman was tpe sccIc. IL
ccncuasf over the National heart. In Dis own .cir
sontence Men are more scarce than heroes. Atnousn
he lived for twenty years In the very locus VI se m G
ii9bt of publicty and more fully repore1 ~ us
rv uttersnce than any other that ever ved
have vet TO hear OF speaking an unjust or
word of any human being. He never unduiy t
an enemy and yesterday his enemies Ia the person "
their leader Buckner who stood beside the toup ec
6ered Grants magnanimty." -, o,o,roa
The island was filled with strangers VINO Iad renamcu
IN the city over sunday and all means OF transportation
were taxed to the utmost
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
JUDGE DAVIES EULoGY OF GRANT.

AI.BIOy. n. Y, Aug. Specidt).-Ihree
tbousand people assembled here Saturday. on the
occasion of the Grant memorial exercises and Judge
Noah Davis OF New-York was the orator OF tue oay'
He delivered an eloquent address Judge DAVIS s"u'
81 have left behnd me in the city OF Ne"-'orK '"e
greatest pageant America has ever secn' iunoi',
In grandeur since the day when AL Engaho
foloxed Wellington to grave, and tue other day
when ali France welcomed the bones OF Napoleon 10
the bosom of Paris But preferred to come hither'
where at the time OF war we uhiicu III
tho support Of Government, ana ~hero
/ could look down. not upon such uisPay
\, the great city sees but upon true hearts mourning
without pomp or circumstance ior INC sie'' "o" WI" "
We bury to-day"
udee Davis then spoke Of the when led 10 tue
outbreak of the Rebellion after revicw of the civil
and military life the great soldier gave some inter-
esting personal "reminiscences. He said
Iknew the man, and a more modest, upright deVoted
and humble minded man never knew lie was ever
attentive and firm in his maintenance OF WHAT NE ne
Thought was right His woid was sacred am M
nsSss isneerly uaf attached to his wife and family
and n his friendship lie was uniformly steadIas' @ n e
N this confidence was a weakness. 1t was weakness ne
only displayed IL % M s and "%Ss m on
him and Others By the failure OF ths house WIN wSa ne
VAS connected Dr. Newman said 10 me ~ reference 10
This that he was In General Grants library two days be-
fore the crash came. Gencrsl Grant saia. DOCTOR,
Z" hnsiness They are each worth more than million"
speak without hesitation when say ne was as much
as any other victim OF those frauds IL was my
sod fortune several years ago meet him in Paris. He
Bad then been through much of the Eastern world aud
vas about his travel There was great con-
frsst I'm the General az appeared there and as had
before known him. In Washington he was always
onet listener rarely speaking, and he was regarded as
You know as a sphinx, the silent map, but In Paris he
conyersed freely He had steded Id deeply p.,aIls the
Of the humber people. OF every country IN which he
had bcen these frequent theme OF MS talk
AGAIN at dinner at the Union League Club the General
IN conversation spoke OF the habits OF the people Of
CHINA and Japan, and the relations existing between
him sat in almost perfect silence while he talked upon
fheso subjects All occasional question only being inter-
iected Ii was the most interesting discourse ever
heard.
Judge Davis concluded his address with an eloquent
perorat;ou During the ceremonies 10l guns fired
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
TDEY WILL BE THERE.

washixoon Letter 10 TIE Albany Journal
Thore ia small but determined contingent OF news,
paper men making ready TO invade the seclusion Da
Presiderts arrival When be goes up there from tne
funeral OF General Grant he Will nnd them sitting 0n
avery nne iOe In the vicuy. sharpening their pecils
for actos and between these on tho ono hana ana ne
rnosouitoes and srk nos tho other, hc VIII WONDER
iust who're the solitude " comes In"
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

Grant will he situated o commanding bluR OF the
Hudson. aud the monument, when erected, VIII DC In
full view from tile river. hope TUE TRIBUNE VIII urge
the observance of the ceremony by the pilots or
captains Of all steamers whom passing lis elte
The mprcssvcneSs OF tho oig bell Will appeal TO inc
feelings OF every passenger and should 20 fur TO recon-
ce every to tho appropriateness OF the selection OF
asiic where General Grants memory can thus DO
hnnDrrf for all time. 6M.b.
Ncfc- York, Aug. 8. 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
rBousAvDs LISTEN TO EyAxoEL1sr MOODY.

NORTHBIELD, Mass, Aug. S-funy o'VVo
persons struggled for admtancc TO the Moody meetings
to-day ana the largo audience ana recitation hail
vsre hacked people being present from all the surround
ins country Tho Rev. A. j. Gordon, Of Boston, preacnsd
in ihe forming on "The First Fruts Al O'Clock the
Rev George u Needhan preached; followed III o'c'ocA
by Mr. Moody.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

The mining stock markets last week were duh aud
featureless The sales at the Consolidated stock ana
petroleum Exchange amounted only to 1880 shares
a daysl against 57555 shares for the preceding week.
The Constock stocks large part OF the smai
business with irregular and ~ a =,
- Is sierra Nevada declined from vi 90 TO II 42o
81 6O Uu.on Consolidated rose from 80 cents 70 ~.
Hale Norcross declined from SO 20 to 50 AMI recov.
cred to SO 30. Best & Belcher rose 20 cents t9
81 10 and closed at SO 80. and sutro which Inrnlsnea
wa,riv one m rd of the whole business OIL cent ~
The Bodie the Colorado stocks were Quiee
without noticeable changes In figures Horn Silver sold
I'm a small way ut 81 0j4$2.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ETHIOPIAN FINANc ~

o. ang 81 n m-Atlautic and 0roet Westcn
% Mo.traSe Trustees Certificates 2. az % nssos sn1i
Sa.s IL, canadian Pacific. ~ ~ Ellie ~ A""''' ~
faSss Paml Common 81 e. Reading v's =. 90 sr.,x
paris adyces quote Three pcr eo"s '''''' - ~
81 iS DO Second Ccnsos 6as nnqis 'nn Ien'f
st Paul Common 81 y Sew- Lorn IN
A M The amount bullion witnarawn iton INC n~~s
-, ~ " tiaua an balance TO-DAY Is xovoov =. ox ~
OF IN sv,cea quote eychango on London q 10 nancs
for