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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-20

We would like To believe this report about
President CleNeland'> sentiment on the Fitl-
J"hn-Portrr business. II i said that he
feels lust A. Arthur did about il. and that
he Will veto the bill if it passes the senate.
But uuhody will believe it till hr does it.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-20
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WimSlow'S Soothing Syrup. fer chill
drrn teething, is the prescription of one of
he best female nurses and physicians in
the United States, and has been used for
wears with never-failng success by millions
of mothers for their children. During the
procesS of teething its value is incalculabIe
1t relieves the child from pain, cures dySen-
terry and diarrhTa, gripping in the bowels
and wind collie By giving health To the
child it rests the mother Price BE a bottle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-20
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 20. 1886.

The meamrr a man is the worse he hates
a newspaper.
Senator Millcr'> funeral! il is estimated.
will cost the people Of the United States
so 600 These congressional funerals are
plain. bold. har,-faced. unmitigated rob
h,ry
What still ais the south" Concealed
weapons There isn't much hope for civ
ilization where every male imhahitaEt. from
fourteen years up. goe> round with COW
arily gun in his packet
The two Sans are not Yet making amy
very marked impression "n thlraE" :
check When a Chicago Christian has one
cheek >mi,trI hr can turn another one aS
enduring A. there is in all ecclesiastical
America.
Every American Indian costs tine United
States government nearly So. 600 a year.
And of what Use j. an American Indian I"
the white tan payers Of this republic? The
white man SwratS to iced and arm tn" lazy.
lousy Indian.
The newspaper, of the United States
have lately been giving a good deal Of at
t,.utiom L. the Hon. Jacob Sharp. And
Jacob has come to the conclusion that the
newspaper press OF this country l. a mean
and deSpicah!" tyranny
We would like to believe this report about
President CleNeland's sentiment on the Fitl-
.Tuhn-Purtrr business. II i said that he
feels lust A. Arthur did about il. and that
he viii veto the bill if it passes the senate.
But nobody will believe it till he does it.
The democratic senators who could vote
fr that munparti>ap-pnlice bill-hut I,"f
" ,tr have heard frora the republican con
vrntinn in Cincinnati, and are di>guSt,d
with what they have wall"wcd in They
are ready to vote for that bill a. soon a. it
can be reached-nuw OF any other time.
EN-President Chester \. Arthur is re-
ported to be a very sick man. Then again
il j. said he has a slight cIld, but will be
down in town in a few days. Next ii i
trlcgraphed that he c.n not live a fortnight,
After that he is represented TO be sitting in
his room chatting with friends quite cheer.
fully. How are you. Chester any way?
St George Best Of Cincinnati, seems t,
be of piece with the majority of Cincin
natl saints. Pard"ned out of the Peniten
tlary. where he had been for Sesdng OBJ
scene publications. through the mails, he
has now been arrested again for the SAINT
offenSe. ST g. Best seems 1" bt getting
worst
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
PROTECTION FOR THE SEAL FISHERIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Acting secretary OF
the Treasury Fairchid is IN receipt OF report from
tpeeia Agent 1Dgo the sea- fisheries OF Alaska in
which tie sIeclal agent. after commenting upon the
excellent condition OF the fisheries on the seal Islands,
Aludes to tue operations OF the COrw N and says:
Inis beginning OF captures will DO much toward
breaking tue maraudng business about the Islands
the season Indeed the COrwins presence here has
uouhtedy Kept OF quito fleet OF schoOners ami de-
eroyrd Their uniA ful business htreaDOutG With the
eul Ter until fall after OF tho
Arciic life will be protected from pnates this
season ltisths only means by which good Ia
accomplished IN that direction do esrnesiy hope the
DeparIment Ut will the necessity Of keeping cutter
nruu seal sanB every season from the LIST OF
June to the lst OF November.
The report shows that during the past year the
Alaska seal Company under its contract took 99.9s0
seal skins IN for which 1t paid the Government
sc6o 437. Considerable Improvement has been made In
the method OF capturing and killing tho seas resulting
In dminuton OF the percentage OF loss formerly sus
tanned In killing animals the skius OF which
lpershkutaOs Although the natives have generally
submitted without Opprstlon TO tho fines imposed by
the Treasury agents, yet II 10 recommend that
authority be conferred to erect small lookup or Jail for
the confinement OF offenders.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
raasy. Aus. 37-nH


This has bsep anoshaR dull aay 81 shs etesk Kxehaass
ana IN watch neithss the dealings nsv sAs agarsd
recorded pnssssesa nAy featnres The ansaetione IN
stocks amoanssd las s1e25 900 shares asers than
yesePaY, but ths uausaal amount OF deanes In New
York and NewRngAnd stock account for 10000 shares
OF the days increased businssA Prices rasd aPm with
IN narrow nuctuatIonG First figures generally showed
gains Of s4 on yesterdays last prices hut after the
opening the changes In sher direction except In tWo
or three instances hardly excseed p eest ana the
hnal pFses for tie usualiy sctive stocks are ltte
different from the openlnR-some Z higher ana others
Z lower There o transaction In Philsdephia
and Reading. OF Nofthern PSslnc only 800
shares sold. 67o0 Of Northwestern. 070o OF 81
Paul, 100 Of Central aud Hudson 7300of Lake shore'
l7.10o OF Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, and
400 OF Erie The report that part Of the employees
Of the Central and Hudson Company as Albany had
mAe demand for en Increase OF wsges although de-
MED partially soanrmsd. Bus iadGinE from the policy
pursued By company In similar aariae the lass
elk months 10 ssedas probable that the dsmaBa Will %
mat By . compromise and thaS nothing moro Will be
heard Of IL The Trunk Line situasOu however, both IN
freight paassngss business despite OF eli Assuraaces
The contrary, Is not In satsfsctory condition. aud
Il viii be . mistake 10 calculate upon controlling
the Baltimore and Oho Company upon any idea OF 10
financial Wssknsss either it, railroad telegraph
Departmental Ts-days sales OF NsW-York aud New
England amounted 10 3l,lOo shares and ts price Id
vanced from ASK to 4704sTe The stock has hsd
sharp recovery from 20 weak sso Al tAn recovery
place without the snegsesoa Of reason for 10
other than thai given Ia this column until 10 day Now
IL stated in special from Boston that: Best in
formed people horo beginning TO fee little aar med
over the continued buying OF Nsw-York and Now Eug-
land New York Tho stook Is going away from here
and 10 becoming some wnat scarce aud brokers plead
FOR in dslivsrss There 10 uue+sy feel
ing that Cyrus W. Field interests in syBpathy with
hm against tho pre>ent nansgsinent Is quietly get-
OF majority OF ths stock, and that nc
the annual meeting thsre may DO complete over
turn." As Boston has been the principal buyer OF she
stock during whole 0t this week perhaps caution W
dealing In tue stocK FOR hte time may not DO Oue Oh
place. Tue market closed dull and stesly.
There been sales OF GOVernInont bonds al the
boaroa the laat three only small Duet
the Ooos of the large deaeeA The Tact s there
neither deIaand pressure To sell and the mar
keL remains steady &C quotations ~ follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, Aug 27.-Brgader- General
John Newton, Chef OF EnElneers having served wore
than forty years officer Of the Army hAS been At
his own request by direction OF the Presdens retired
from active service OF this date and will proceed 10
his home Brigadie General AbsAl0m Baird Inspec Tor
General, has bean ordered TO proceed 70 Port Riley
oicla business under Instructions FROM the Lieutenant
General PAymAser Charles Mcclure has been granted
leave for one mouth Sergeant Thomas casey, Battery
&, Sd Artlery has been retired st his own request.
Assistant Surgeon Eugene r. Stone 10 ordered TO the
receiving ship Pshre. PAy Inspector George
CocbroD 10 ordered TO the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia
Commander Charles j. Train detached duty In
the Bureau vi Eq1pn ut and ordered AID the
IL detached from tns nAshp Vermont and ordered 10
from duty w'h the Fsn Commission and ordered 10 the
oaty win the fsh Commission and ordered CoAst
Survey. Passed A>s.stant surgeon n. b. F1ts de-
tAohei ron the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia aud placed
Oh watlnk oFoers Asss ant surgeon ChaTes =. Henry
70 detached IRON TIE hampshire and ordered TO The
Naval Hospital, Phiade pRIs. PaYmAster Joseph FUstsr
10 detscbed from the Naval AsyiuD, Phlade phia Oct
Der ADO orlersd TO settle accounts then Orderg
Assistant Essineer W. J. Baxter and EssiKus W. l.
Capps ana u H. hewes have been abroad Q
course OF instraetob at the University Of 0IAsaow.
COMMANDER W. - Cock hAs been ordered 90 oommAnd
khs Ranger 81 sAn FrxncIsco.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
THE RI&


DECIDING AGAINST THE EXCISE BOARD.
Judge Ehrlich. III the City Court, yesterday
granted petition OF james rhorn Tor IN 'ndamus to
compel the Excise Board to ave him license for the
,,le OF quurs In the East lver PARK Thorn said that
he had naie his application for license due FORM
The Board deu-d thAt rejection OF The appcatinn
h1d arbitrary but asserled that property
had asapat the license aud assertions nal been
Iua ie IN one petition that Thorn hAd sOi qu'r
daTs and OtherwIse contrary 10 law. The Is ard
GUIDED there were licenses enough IN the heighb
hood aud tha this additional license would tend TO de-
prrciAte property
Judge ihrlich holds that tho Board DID
bitr.riy ana then examines the question or gOOi and
valid TrasOus lie declares that such
bas Il facts aud not mere ruiLOrs or suspcOns.
adding: I'm mer- iuKglrry Oi words 10 calm hat
the reasoua which the Board OF Excise were
good or valid, bo-" reasons have neither fouLdH
ton nor except IN hrarsAv orcOurcure." The
judge thinks mat tue Board acted II good fAth but
tb It II mas prnceeged by mrthOdS to winch legal
tribunal IA stranger and Ia often OntUlled ny
say dre which have never been rec0g
niZrd - PROC ia any conrt OF justice"
An application for a mandaHu- 10 compel the Bnard
TO rive license TO liam McMIhOn the proprietor Of
the UaymArket -iIh-av.. EAs arsueo before Judge
Enrich, who reserved bis decision.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

prophesisd rain. Now ana thea alisht btesss would
opeh The fos for an nstAnL showing glimpse OF the
sky. Peepls moved aleae BrOsdway and other tAsr-
eughfares with heated fAoss and vhsn stray breeze
came up from ths Ba,sery they would open their
mouths 70 take IN ali thsy could.
Al Hudnurs the Mercury reached $50 at p. m. But
1t 10 not verv wsrm day." insisted the weather-wise
man on the Equitable Building eft has only reachsd
TAO to-day and that two degrees eas than yesterdays
record This haa BEEN 40 cool summer that the peops
get heafad over . very little weather." The
wssthsr indications showed that cool wave vas form
Ing IN the Northwest 10 had advanced east lsSt evening
ae fnr ss Monan whAre the temperature was down 10
S9o II 10 due here early morrow. The highest tenn
perature yeaerday reported By the signal service was
in Florida whero tho mercury regiatered 6ON. Dut
warm land breeze blowisg alanE the sea coast and
ven the bathing places were unoomfortably warm.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
STOPPING A LEAK IN THE TREASURY.

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 27.-Upon a question of
Directing clerk to to point away from Arlington
20 assist the head OF bureau official business
while absent account OF sickness, the First Controller
the Treasury has decided that n the absence OF the
CoDnissoRer by reason OF sickness or Otherwise. the
Deputy Comms,ioner under the law the acting Com
missioner. There cannot be two Commissioners aoing
and the same tiule hence clerk detailed to 60
away from WAAhip gtOn to assist the sbsent Comnis-
sODer II absent public business and bis
cannot therefore be allowed THIS decisi0D II s said.
will prevent Officials OF the Government from taking
private secre aries or ether suOOrdInacs with them
public tIpense to pace where there is public duty
10 be performed
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
DsINo ms rhkTH ANDA sBO7oUy

occurred about IL O'Clock Thursday night At
drinking place the old turnpike road Rye kept BY
Wht" YonIa Amongst bis visitors Charles Vrrd.n
young we'll known In that locality enry Green
youhs oOIOrso nAn who QuArrsed Over pool The
satisfactorily SetIod but without
NeTden made
aud Li OF his ieft Young Norden
from the excavation made tor vst pipes Oussoppe Ccuppe
M Verden the Yesterday
removed -Four nve OF the Italians en-
ploJsd ioluwed Verden his 70 Do
lamp verdon nocnE approach
picked up large spoen and hurled a The Italians Without
d0lhs material he discharged shotgun
thsa wouhdinE Guisepps Cyeappe seveTely Prom that
be 70 be foun The IN .
on Justice hchzei Connolly PORT Chssst
srsest Of 70 une veden and PLACED in the hand Of O. H.
Merrill The falsps refused AEAtp they
xAenA see Vsrdsh under arrest
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
OBIII IART
OBITUARY NOTES.

Troy, \. Y, Aug. 27.-COlonel Chatfield
HArdwxy. OF Washington. died in Troy. bis birthplace
To-day lie enlisted Al ~ LOUIS wuen tho late war
broke out three aud rAng tho rank OF
eolopeL For the last he LA been clerk In
the iIth AUDITORS Office at WasLIBEiOn IIe WAS war
cnrrcsppnd-u aud Washington for
papers 10 ST. Louis add Otnrr ctleA
CANAJOHARIE y. Y. Aux p (>Dectab.-Dr. AIexsn-
der Ayers of For Pain. tbe prom urut phy.cian
IN tho Mohawk Valiey, died TO day sevoniy-four
NORFOLK Va, Aug. 27.-Auga,tIs G. Holla.lay n
prominent lawyer OF Portsmouth, Va, died suddenly
this morning.
R1,rLAxD Vt, Aug. 27.-Albert Gallatin Dewey died
at Ouschee yesterday ago slghiy-one years Early In
life he displayed great unclaimed abnty. For 1ye
,ears he visited nearly every woocn milI In New.
England, putting up machinery. lie was tho p,o-
t.r,n was Alwa, hunesy male BY him. IIe srryed in
ihr Vermont L-Ksature often between 1880 AND s-i
aid thirteen years WAS prcsdout OF the WooIsIo,
Railroad.
Rev Robert Edru. d. d.. O.Iop Of the Lsi doos.e Of
bIsnop OF The Episcopal CLurch Of scouAni lie waa
coDsec rated BishOp OF Moray IN 1851.
RAsrON, Penn, Aug II tspecidiJ.-John Tudala a
prominent resident died Tonight age eighty UntIi
within few years be actively identified with cad.
In Interests Ia TINS regiU. HIs fe died
ago one daughter, Mrs Mrk I. Warue, surVIves him
ELw.BKDFoRD. Aug. 27 tSpceldD. Atwood Holmes
one Of NsvBediords most respected seit-lnads men,
died in Boston ay, seventytwo. .Holmss In the
p.lmy days Of whaling carried on AL extensive buspe.s
10 oo0perpK but for tue last ten retIred
He lad sers eduAnJ JeArs In various pAI otsea
and had long been director Of the GOsnOd Mils
BUKHAREsI, Aug 27.-Arehbshop CAlinc, the he I'd Of
the Orthodox Church ln Ru mania, ts dead.
pROHI4IEO A COOL WATE FOR SVYDlY
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
coxfIDEScE OF Postmaster DALTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 (Specidh. .-Postmaster
Dalton, OF the House OF presentatves has returned
from Indiana with breezy, Sj.OOO-~year confidence
in Democratic suscess in that SL.e. lie says
contest In Indiana distrets where split has occurred
among the and than one Candidate for
Congress placed In the field Will all be nArnlonZed before
the sloeti0ns aud That the indiana Democracy WIN be
as solid A II ever has been.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
rrRopyAN FINANclALMARxvTs

LoSDoE, Aug n 1850 NJ Atlantic .Ed Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees CertLcaes ). = 90 sec
Mortgage IS Canadian Pscnc % 81 second
COnsos lU3. liAn0,S Central 1882 Me1c4b OldiuaTy.
43 - Pad Common a. New. YORK central. H.
Penn ~ lyaula So. Reading. l3.
~ Parls advices quote Three Per Cent Renes 4t
s2 francs 81 = ccnfirIes Tor the account
IONuOS Aug *l-4 m.-(OnSO.s. 100 Is. IL 'Ur money
lO ~ the Atlanta ami Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 6l CaAAn Pacnc
o. Ere. 33s do. second COnsos lU3a. Ios central,
l59, AeAcAn Ordinary. A3S 81 Pau Common, - q New
York Central lI5 Pennay .vAnA 50
bar silver . quoted al ~ "a per
Tie anount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
balance to.t4y a 100000
Paris adylces quote Three Per Cent Rentes al
80 rance IS for the
ppanish FourA co.,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
wAsHlEGToN NOTES

WAshhoTON, Friday. AuE %, 1854
hILrrARL-Coopsl Cu.rIss d Stewart OF the Enetoser
Corps the ranking oDosr Nswtob has .sked 70
be placed the rered lat account Of III heAlth He
has served more thAn forty yeara
FoUETHCLAss PosTAAsrTRA-Ths following fourth
elias pesImAsters we're sppoiuted to-day: PsnnsyL
es,s Hbsrty Coresr. L c. irvine. kaise-At ksrth
Pslsraas, Edwsfd + keliins south Fr.sport {. ".
Mlss X A Lonsbury Eigin, hstsen otn Gnnun 4lis.
y. n. Dsrfow MIL Peidt, d Van Horns Rliton 0lea.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TIE NEXT GovERNOR op CALIFoRSYA.

Los ANGELES Cal, Aug. 27.-ln the Repuo-
lioan state Convention THIS morning John F. swift was
nomin sted on the eighth ballot tor Governor
Mr. Swift who went TO California from Missouri In
1882 is oae OF ablest lawyers IN California aud ne
WAS ono OF the three special ENJOYS to China In
1881 to negotiate the amended treaty between the
United States aud China He Is considered TO be one
the best newspaper writer's OH tho Pacno coast ana
ia n stronR pubic speaker.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
THIRD PARTY CONVENTION THAT WAS
PACKED.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 27 (>pecidD.-Dr. Nicely.
delegate TO the stts Prohibition Con venon. returned
toll dsrusted He states that the had
thd ticket and platform prepared and with their 100
delegates rushed through while honest delegates
who protested were choked on by tho chairman,
who Wns also o Philadelp lphian. Dr. Nery
has lost faith In his party. He says that McCa-
mont VenAngo County one OF the rchest mon Ia the
state and no has contributed moro money than any
other mau to cause, is also dgusted and Will ieaVe
tha
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

John Todhnntcr. a lawyer who had been sent to
the Ludlow Jail the charge that he had collected
800 q client and hal turned over was Released yes
% Justice Potter In tho Supreme
no held proof Of demand for tho moucy.
Justice Potter vacated the or:cr o: nganst
Abraham Bait In suit for limited divorce brought by hs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Ref oil unchanged a. So cents gallon.
The miscellaneous security department Of The tkcange Is
receiving attention trades the abence 0 ex
IN ul
Oh Trust aDy security IN
that department ksnnrd cotton Ol, MAtsoo
t,ibsOu been Ioi within the about
rs lie trust holds coptrOl 0i LLo CoItn 'se O
Industry.
UiL ,ITT. Penn, Aug 27.-Crude Ol-NAtiOnAl Transit
CsrncAles opened Al Ul "a highest yV1ca olA lowest
price ~ ~ cos-i 6l haes 025 barrels caTAhcoA,
21e1VVO barrels cnarterA SO.V70 Uarrels shiphon1s
W. ~ barrels. runs, $1,000 DarroIA
PIrrsBURG Penn. Aug 27.-CruLs OI-Petroeum steady
National TTanst CerfcAtes opens clOsc Al Ul -
highest prieo. bI = lowest price, UiS
BRADFORD. Penn. Aus. 37.-CraLs on-NSiOuai Transit
Certificates opened At 81 81 hlhest price,
6lI lowest price. blSa. csAraAceA 64S.OOO bAFreLA
TTUsvLLE. Penn Aug 27.-SauoaAI rrAast Certincaies
opened and cosod At 81 hxnest price, VI lowest
prlce Blh
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TIE PEIROLEUM MARKET

On a shrinking volume OF business crude certii-
yesterday displayed comparative The opening
strong gain OF scored QurnIy
most lost The frum OIL ,ouniIy stll
LeArsn N eA~TAe,eI out II 10 tempting A.y heavy
bundles OF oug The entirely traing
that without sRnnoAnoc with respect TO
tIu future. The close s,eSaly.
The range OF prices dealings At
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Spirits OF TURPRNTINR
CHARLRsroH, Aus 27.-Turpentins steas,y - 500
SAVANNAH. AnG 97.-Turpshtine urn - SS "a
WuAMsTok. Aug yJ.-rurpsntlns arm ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
Dentlstrn.

ETRST-CLASS DENTISTRY of every descrip-
L non al tho lowest prices by Or. WAIT amt >MtrlL
last 23d-s- >ets Of Ie-th upward EI.
tracing under gaS JDc Pea9 call H..creaces Ur J. e
Janvrn. Dr j. W. Howe. Dr. J. W %~znce
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TIE MONEY MARRET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-Aua 81.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
miscellaneous.

~ LADIES. Enamel your
C. ]. a =: !: {:
KEEf y sS7,E1 Ranges twice a year. tops
H1WM&Nn5fafSD ~ week and you lIsvs
H@EHlsSSGa LfSsEl the world.
&s ~ q ~ For sale ny all Grccers
NR1lazuuczusu1nH and Stove Dealers.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

PROkISIE0 COOL FAFE FOR SUNDAY
A light breeze settled over the city yesterday
ana olnas 70 the housstops All day. kAriy rissrs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

State bonds dull; Tennessee settlement 8. sOd
sold at II. or city bank stock. Republic sold (lO) al
Us
ment OF prc,s Tor the speculative KIND Irregular Ere
second cOnsOs closed ls hgher At 1908 Csntral OF
NewJsrsey sdlustnsnts deeiIned TO lV7 aud deoen-
tnre 9s were = lower al s5le Cneapesks and Ohlo
nrsts -eries Is, were O ~. and tina currency %
active st IOi siOih ST. LOat. and Iron Mouatain 5s
declined Z . y+4 Nsw;York Chicago and sc Louis
were irnIer az 80 G95l2 but the Incomes lower
% Lai.ye't", BeomluStOn and Western lneomss soId
nrsu were on = AZ li@ia. Oregon snort Line
esh o 'ee0ySrse western Sr,s receipts were r0 up
oll20Sl Texas and Pac no incomes rose q to 544,
Sny @ Ee S C5S' SvS -ref rsc .
IS 70 76la 10 and Fort Worth aud Denver nrsts
Araausa, All Ie1Is drsts sold al 95 .S957s and
Onds at a. East tennessee rss At oo SO and
Money worked easier 95 por ocut. with few loans
at Il the final Oan was at per cent aud the closinS
The husness Of The SUB Treasury for ths week ending
to-nsht lncnies reeepts ot Ss3l49A2 and pay meats
s2l4.2j5osi .xarn.t SIS eI2l 20 August 20 snownE
apparent of 81 lOO9 i49 But d-nctnS from the
payments $3.lJ2,OOO AMI from the receipts S2oO.OO
Tor Of transfers Vnch only 1et tue sub
rrea.urys with the Gensr. treasury: its true
operation. covered R~cepts. Sl.2O O-ejD payments.
81 756l2 lO7. The changes Indicate That norro|s
b.nK statement Will Snow ;uFther ioss or 49, iO1Ooo
Tie Clearing House statement to-day a. follows
Exchanges. S-2.7lJ959. balances. St.5-G j-6.
In- Uritrd states Treasury AT washington received
1910 National bank aotes Tor redemption.
Ihc customs ip's were Si0712 aud rho Internal
revenue receipts eSlA.i5O.
Ihr forei- sEcn .n1~s we're duh AMI ~teSy, a. IN;
hAngsi quotations FOR business as foli'vs"B hkers'
nill-, 81 sos ant 81 -3A lnuk anl snort sterHns
rr-prctiyriy; 52:l9 ami 5.ls% for frtucs 9IA ana
95i for rechmArks' 40 AMI 4Ol4 for suiIIors'
Ia London Brush cOuaOis ger nrmar and advanced
Is 100 l3I6for money aud to l0i l.l6 or Aceo!nL
uitrt states bonds easier. lib FOR i9> AMI l3O
Tor Is American railways we're quiet w.tn anEuid
responres to Yr'IsriAys aui tbs rnin[a home gains
ice. generay closed al the highest OF the ay Money
asea-y At ~ uer cent for bankers G16O day bills
-p.c Al N. Alch-a reported further ~ udr wAs o.
gold for sn pIuent NeWYurE bat tho banks Official
statement gain OF 100000 buillOn bA.Aucr.
Bar SILVER advanroI e % f2as por ounce EnE!ish
stan ari A. Paris Frencn per cents we're nrmeT al
s9.15.
A. : Hatch 60 Offer al par and accrued interest the
per cent debrHture xOd bonds OF the AmrricAn Fec
,rio Manufacturing Company, due IN 1908. nOth prlnci
pA. and payable N gold coin ~ S-w.GOrS or
sternnR money ia LOndOn. Iho OOnls securet by
collateral trust win the American Loan AMI Trust
Compapy couss OF dvidsnd-pAying stocks Of &C
trlc fight Com rani-s the par value OF whch II 80 l3
per cent In excesa Of the bonds issued aRanst them
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
yesterday Today.

CLOSING PKIOES OF BOsrOY sTOOKs.
BO-rON. Aus -. 1881
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

CLOSING PRICLs u OALIFORSIA ST0OkS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aux p. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

MRS Rosnssox. DA snExRs AND ?. \. sHITH IN
couRr-TzsrrMoNY ABOUT INSURANCE PoLr-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
SALES AT TIRE CONSOLTDAT TED sr0C6 AND PETRo.
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