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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
OBITUARY.
THE REV. DR.. A. D. GILLETTE.

The Rev. DIR. A. d. Gillette once pastor Of
Calvary Baptist Church OF this city, died yesterday
morning at his summer home Mt Bluff Head, the shore
of Lake George. DR.. Gillette born in Washington
County, y. Y. September g. 1907 At early age he
went to the preparatory school Of Madison University
at Hamilton, where he qualified himself TO enter upon
the OF study which he pursued at Union College,
Schenectady, where he afterward ordained. In
May, 1S31, Immediately after bis ordination he became
pastor the Baptist Church at Schenectady whore he
remained four years During his residence at Science
tady he Intimately acquainted with the father OF
President Arthur who Baptist minister there In
May. 1885. lie assumed the pasior1te OF the SAMSON
Street Baptist Church in Philadelphia Here he stayed
until 1852. when he accepted call TO Ne"-fork where
he took charge OF Hope Chapel then situated In Broad
way, near Eighhst. but which soon after removed TO
West Twenty-third=t., becoming the present Calvary
Church. After some years he was compelled b. III
health resign. and in 1864 he accepted call to The
First Baptist Church Washing on, ID. c., where he
served o. pastor FOR i've years.
In 1869 Or Gillette went to England, where he de-
livered series Of lectures before the students % Mr.
spnrgeons college, and where he also became for time
the stated supply OF a Baptist Church near London.
Tuon his return in 1872 acted for two years
ia udmg secretary Of the American and Fore i'm Bible
society lie was also during this time and for the re-
iradng Bipii,t paper in England TIE London Freeman
IL 1874 he pastor OF the church IN sing ng re-
tie stated supply tho BAPTIST church IN North New
York Just across the Harlem River. near Thrd-ave IN
Nav. 1850, while at saratoga, he was smitted with
para vsis and after that was unable 10 perform my
nnic dItics Early la June OF the present year be
went 70 Lake George where he remained until died.
Or. Gillette leaves widow 0nd three SONS. One Oi
the -Ol- DR. walter H. Gillette, Of No li9 West Twenty
tlrd--t. Is now AZ Lake George. The other two
Daniel q aud WIiham l., botn business men OF tns
civ. Colonel James Gillette and Mrs. Norman Dodge,
VINO we're alsO his children have died. DIT Gillette often
expressed h desire tha lis funeral hould take ace AZ
Calvary Church. whica be was q leading member at
the OF hi, death Unless. therefore, some reasons
may have mdneei the family 10 determine oth"r"ise'
tAe burial Will Oe ordered according 10 his request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

PROOKS-Nf0ndav August : az Versailles France. after
long illness Nary Louisa Brooks the late Hon.
James BlJoA. I'D ;hr 61ll year Of Aor
- al 1000 O'Clock
BURKE-ln Broo.lyu. on Wednesday August % .-52
Ann O. vile OF Ffelscx W BURKE ia the 18Th year vi ner
aye
Funeral serv!c nom her late residence 232 scAerm
LCra-st, On Satalily, August 2G a. - O'Clock.
~, 1,,r-DN o, 1t.t,os,, ,..,,,,, ANN, a. ID, .tt.
city Howard l-te Wllan lockD arn.
o. KINGSTON. y. !.
Funeral services 7at DAY August % at the First &c
formed Church. KINGSTON Ulster Co., ~ y at 0ciocN
CULYER-A re Seek, WestcAeter Co, y. u Thurs.
Gay, August "a ftA yoaAs 'yI u "4--4- ana Jane
g. 'dly,I, III l"9 ..'-. o-i Va '-.' as
N0uce oI rune 4 Heiea'''''
Ill gDTS-Auul-t rs. EiMlre Dubois. widow VI the Rev
George DUBOIS Id the SD year % Der axe
Funeral FRIDAY angus, % 40 M, al tho house OF her
steamer sea Blu! from frAuk.usL IL 30 A. returning
aJ4.+J =.
GIILETTE-On lu-sday morning. August - az Blun
iead Lake BeOrgc, - the lCF i. d. GlI4ctlri d. D.,
IN the 10Th year OF h.- age.
Notice OF Iunrla hereafter
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MIR. GERRY AND THE OYEILL E4NILR,

TO the EdftOr Of the Tribune.
SIR: The case Of alleged neglect by this society OF
Ehe children of Mrs O'Neill contained in your col
umns today, deserves notice. Mrs. John F. Merry
man called at the Office of this society on August
Is stated she was the rent collector of the premises
occupied BY Mrs. O'Neill. and that the latter
neglected her little children and was on the streets
blind drunk. The Officer who received her com
plant requested her TO accompany him at once 10
police magistrate in order that the matter might be
mt in le.,al shape and warrant issued. This she
refused 10 do. An officer then dispatched with
out delay to the premises indicated and found MS
O'Neill perfectly sober, the children sitting at
table apparently well fed and enjoying a good neal
aud fairly clothed. The woman was not drunk
although in a somewhat squaHd condition. She
stated that her husband had not deserted her, but
had started for England on the l1th inst. and had
offered TO take her with him. that she threat
eped with being dispOssessed every day and would
not part with the children under any circumstances.
The officer remained about the premises until md
night there being no authority or circumstances
warranting the arrest of the woman OF the seizure
OF the children. Before going away he gave notice
10 the police promptly 10 arrest Mrs. ONeiu in the
event of her being found intoxicated in the streets
to take charge of the children and to inform the so
Getty at once. Nothing further was heard OF the
case until the children Were brought ny lI>' N'iIJ-
man before Police Justice Gardner and the society
was given notice in the usual ways and on the pro-
ductIon of the proper evidence the children were
disposed of according 70 law
Now while 1 cOucede that If he society neglcctS
Its duty It deserving of the sevcresr censure. DO
not think should be blamed for refusing 10 eXer
else arbitrary powers al the dirtauon OF every one,
and II certainly has no authority 20 enter the rooms
OF private citizens and on the UuSWOrn statements
OF persons interested IN their removal either TO
seize their children 10 arrest them because II Is
SAID they are addicted to drink. Ii Is not unusual
thing Tor landlords or persons having charge OF
preml--- attempt to utilize tins society III this
Wav 10 remove for them undesirable tenants.
Unless There Is actual eviden.e OF injury 10 the
children Is TO bring the WITHIN the law, the
society Aa> no right TO act on such unsubstantated
charges During the past month II has examined
600 cas- AID rescued lJ2 children. Its officers
been a. work day and night and with lie I'M
-" force and means have yet 10 learn that II has
cni ted 90 inv sugate any matter properly within
TOYuce OF TO act promptly when the law
Or.Led lts Interference.
have tine honor 70 remain,
ELBRDIE L. GTRRY President etc.
The New-York society for tAo Prevention Of
Crue ~ Children, No. 100 East twenty thITdst.,
corner leave.
AsC- OJk, Aug. u, 1852.
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ANOTHER NLOW -LYpRESS

70 the Edftor Of The Iribune
SIR: There was a deep and widespread
eynpsthy your readers wirh the correspondent
who wrote you week, p1iuiug o. the uncerta
service OF tue baggage express companies. But West
pott " your correspondent wr0e has inouOp-
Oily " he Of not delivering baggage. EXpessuucn
are al al he Hal the Dsalm-i been Up toavaug hinse
Of ali tie synonyms at hs Command. BE III ht just rs
Vel have said " All men are eXpressAcu." IA TO have
used that other an lar phrire II may be said If
other eKpIes-uen not hundred miles from New-X0fk,
thai conc. us time Of delivery o. baggage eDtrus
I'd 10 them. Dodd only knows" Not long agO.
friend OF mime Who reached bis home III Brook
baturda. night, exacted and received a vow by the
Shades 90 all the departed e1prcssmeH. aud by the
agents JNn 81 uder hopes OF Inn, rtaIiy, mat lie
tunk, con ullS the only garcAi- ia v AlcI ina sOcd
pJaIuOn allowed o. LIZ apJoafluR at tn eanctuaIY,
eAOud be delivered IN good season Tor the church going
pei; AMI ct nc WAC p,IrI, that beautiful ~An-
cay 10 remain 4t nome Ia his business suit cOnsJled
Ohly Oj toe iuoAgnt tua ike himself, DOdd rested
Inc seventh ta- Probably thc.- relief salDe 10
Ii pu0Ac, niicas We eKpressulah asH nst
lie Ot4ci an lorce Dodd 10 pd down Ills WestcOtt"
IF0OhIS', Aug -, 1857 5UTIEkEK
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STRATEGY THAT WON'T SUCCEED
Fvo,a me Cincinnati GdzSfte Rep

The Democratic leaders have dccided ahip"S
a, ,-s fhef tie wav 10 treat The lqIor qur-'lv. III
~ i contest Is avoid it, ana IN pm u ,
-, -, -f-ke 10 carry out But they VIII hhu IL ~!
-. IGNORE . question that Il npptrmost III ,'o
sDinds f the people that a at TIE ir"lt nu .a ,
s - 81 ,orir,c or the Democratic party inc ooH n
60 ar, t.t there shall Ice no taxation OF me ua.o
81 tlesc terms the brewers agree 10 support tuo
Tfmocrtic ticket. and for this promised support JONI
- Toa,,-,r aud the Democratic leaders ~eh me party
10 far a. cv ar, able 10 sell H. 20 TIE princpes oil te
Sser ana 10 -uaoay This + the lead and front OF we
roernnr fir rla -Orm, ana II Newman he DemocIatV
candid ne Tor Secretary OF state SHAH be elected td
Nj be- 81 .fnrd and properly So, a. victory lor ire
rad and no sunday But We have sid. inns quesuo1
Sbieh Is upperlnost In the minds Of the peop.e anu
yhcn is q rshadOwing issue, must be met sgarel1
aud the people VIII vote on II squarely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
DIR. GEORGE ". MUSGRAvE.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-Ihe Rev. George
". w. GRAVE. y. D.. IL. D.. died today.

IHILADELPiiIA, aug. Zt.-lh htN. OeOIec
W. Mu, grave, u. D., LII. d., died to-day.
Or. Musgraye was born Ia Philadelphia, October 10,
1901. His father died in his infancy. When
a boy lie attended the Second Presbyterian
church. Of which his patents members. HIS early
education WAS obtained at the academy OF the Rev. Dr.
T. Wyle. He aftrrward entered the junior class OF
PRINCETON College. but delicate health compelled him TO
Withdraw from the Institution. and he then pursued his
studies at home Subsequently he returned to
Princeton and passed through the theologc course In
ISIS Or Musgraye became centiae ~ the Presbytery
of Baltimore and July, 1880 he ordained and in
stalled pastor Of the Third Presbyterian Church Of Bai
more. For twenty-five year, he labored with great sue
cess in that church lie became popular favore, aud
the church was enlarged three times to accommodate
the people who attended the services.
Dr. Musgraye was chosen director OF Princeton
Theological seminary IN 1886, and was frequently re-
elected He received the degree Of Doctor o. Divinity
from the College Of NewJcrsey in 19ij, and In ls39
Was elected trustee OF that INSTITUTION. ~ 49,
he removed from Baltimore 10 Phlfdelpha
To accept secrctaryahlp OF the Board ~ PuDlca-
ton Ten yedr- Inter h. received from TIE university
Of Indiana the dcgcce VI LII ID. For num-
of he corresponding secretary
of the Board Of Domestic Missions. lie was among
the FIRST ccrgymen % realize the importance II hed. -
the troubles between the oil and new school Prr-hf-
terrain churches. Ia tue Nauuna. mon convention,
which met in Pnlade phid in l~G1. D.. Ausgfaye look
a prominent part. In May. l-j- hc " - mOdera or
OF the General Assembly, and was made CHAIRMAN
Of fle Joint Committee ON Reconstruction. The plan
winch reported To- the nr-t united General ASSEM- v,
IN MAY 1870, was adopted. Ia 1863 he was elected
prr-l dent of the pTcShY terian Alliance, ana De l.
credited with having secured from john A. Brown Nt
Of 100000 Tor tine Presbyterian Hospital o. Pima
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JANE MITCHELL.

Miss Jane Mitchell, OF Philadelphia, died
yesterday afternoon that city after protractei Ill
ness She was the matron Of Girard College, and
He'd that responsible and aJoriou1 position with hdehty
and efficiency the opening OF the institution until
about two years o when, 10 nhrnites' she re-
tired The directors OF the college in accepting her
res,pafon pl iced upOn their minutes tribute To the
value Of her -eryicc-, ami As further "Xpres-l0. Oh
their aVprecItOu her for tie college. voted her
a pensiOu for lie Miss Mitchell thoroughly devoted
Ia lr.lI
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laid his hand on the conductors shoulder and said
looking him In the eye:
Just you remember the rooster that has the
biggest tai feathers can't always crow the oudest
Them folks Is all tail feathers. You rust send me
back to the Bottoms and give me my sophy and a
good hoe, and if you'll come down there I'll show
yon what We call life down East. There amt no
plckpockets at Bungtown Creek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

I've OF which furnished In mahogany with every modern
improvement ard Injurious ia appointments TIE annex
contains hund ef fifty them with baths conn u
ING parors In arge numbers and VeDd Indies Gning
room. Win entrance Court st. near haahlugtOD
house 10 conducted the European Plan IN YOIDgs
Messrs Ha Whpple have one 81 TIE tnest MOTIFS IN
.ne country The proDrefOrs se building On ts e ~
the Adams House N9-h Ou t.. o. BE lnisled ia ADOut
ayear hotel o. thre ryCm 20 Do C0nilc o. tic
d
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ApLAIN Way no SOLVE THE R ~

The ONLY solution Of very dc nit p I" skc
cal problem is for the Republicans % Eve direction to
ss mao sccorance with party and noG shcn
The choice of delegates 10 the and when delegates
Se T,s ,S rgey tie field as presented a. we hst
30 cuUS,il 80 "a come 10 conclusion ~ 10 mn -
Convention. ahu N.-arsless OF the p0tugs Of de-lci
pest 70 o and discredi'ed politicians the next ~
nte anu - ali command the approval anu supp ~,
nomlnaieu WI, ~ fbe state Fine experiences 10 the
Ihe ei,o year ago instructed the Republicans OF
SewYork 10 RELY upon themse.vt IN 'h' c''n , 80
,n or treachery - former leaders cannon
sfest made in the interest ana ior ls w.
faro of the whole people. Tins Is me W. 81" ~
course now and any other Will surely be natal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

nostonnns have loa Justly proud Of their Youngs
Hotel for ia ano on.ne and excellent management In
ensely popular gentlemen ladies have not heretofore
been admitted to Us Inequalities but It's proPreiors have
lust an extensive addition, vita special reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
LAWLESsAEsS IN KENrrcKE.

CINCISNATI Aug. PA displtch from
Cynthiana, KY, says: AT Il fair here to-day Jack
Mccarthy and Dick" Murphy attacked T. . Farrohy'
Murphy shot at Parody but missed him. the Dali MT
ting Miss Matte kennedy in the forehead Inc force
OF Inc bal having been spent, me wound Is -uShI Oy
Nar.bal West assisted By Private Policeman Charles
Fowl r arrested cCarthy and MURPHY. ana whlle on
their way " jail James Kearnes, ircndo the pil7oher
tried to push Fowler uuder way Tram ana hetttY
succaeded Wberrupon Marshal West shot heiTntS, Kill
in hin Vest tnen proceeded 10 jail "i1h his prsoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

snat Repubcan leaders shall not endanger or by COL
~ Republican Administration wreck I've 30, gem
Sacttne assessments or enforcing their
Zine service will be done the hopeful Oolectors
Kicked ont Of the Departments. aud the S'aDN
bur NJ he land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

This find" Is OF great importance inasmuoh the
slab grave race have hitherto been considered
very ancient and of different physique from our
modern Indians. Professor Rau read paper to-
day on this subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

Synopsis f1r the past tceaty-f0ur hours.
AsHINGrON. August %. l a. m.-The bar
terIs highest in the South Atlantic states, and .ow-
-. northeast Of New-Eug.snd. FAIR weather continues
he -.lutc coast, with slightly warmer southwest
90 northwest winds. Local reported from the
Gulf States, tennessee the OHIO Valley and the North
west. with southery winds, lower barometer and no
change iu .euperature Fair weather continues III the
Lake Ie-on, with northeast TO southeast winds, and
sLgnt changes in temperature and pressure.
Ind locations for fo-f0g
For Ncw-England and the Middle Atlantic States
during day warmer s0uthtry To westerly winds,
sf9tOt4ryOT slight rise III barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE, August %. l a. m.-The movement
Of the barometer yesterday upward Clear weather
prevailed nearly all day. The temperature ranged be-
tween go and 100, tue average 7-ls7 being 7l2o
higher than the CORES pondng CAV al wear and 40
higher than Oh " Wednesday.
Cloudy an AR weather aud pos.ibv lfgbt rain ,,ov
be expected today 10 THIS city and yiciriltg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

IN good old days long gone: Old lady
Nprop.s o. WV and ancient leg OF muttonj-" D. o
t1eah !" cay At TINS Is l4IDDi" hGtcHor-" CeTtny.
pun :" GA I'D " Aay DO IL Was once you aud " az
s~L01- about LAG same tine "-.LoAdon judy.
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NdRRIEN.

LATHROP-E ALLOWELL-Tn ST. Pall's Chapel.
"wednesday August g. 1882, by the Rev. A. j. Tho p,ou.
Charles LathTOp Mary E. Haowel, both OF this cv.
NJ cards
Al pohces Of Marriages must be ind0rsed Wih JaI
NJ u nj nfHrtHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
THE 7ETBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.

rSuper, endents OF missions missionaries. PHYSICIANS
nr any rsuausble person knowing OF poor ely chuItn
VINO need IL fortnght's vacation in the country VIII
rlease communicate with Mr.. Parsons at HE IkBUNEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

Homes Best Caramels. Fifty cents pound.
a Fuiton--t, and Broadway, cor. 2-d-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

Pr1ce IN p-rst54t 3D.. I-4sls, .i sea-, - o)N
o. COW one lt... J9leA 80 ten tyY Z Alt "a
80. -, Poss4s a.. lt55 % tAc slI5~- b't
lhr tHlbL
newton
500 Pieces velvet Carpet from >. % per yard worth
money
O.ice N0:Ice.
Foreign nails for the eAIllg Is Will close AZ
this ONCE .. lOAONs
fltlD1 fOr Jamaica I'D J-clei, per Alpa
-AIC RDAl A. III 4Ot ulog- per ,itY li ns 10,
Queenstown letters 90 GERMAN, aid SEQ laAu aust
be .. l4.y p, a any,
30 per Man. as southampton and BrcM'n ttcs or
Britain aud --UlOlc~l cpI.tllcs Ia 81 90 ~
Tcctea 'Ver -4.lu'l sug ocOt.sld D.lVtt .
IA, y H. bFih a'',i1 ~
4r.llaAd, Antwerp a. 90 y ~ !"f N-'' tI-
Porto laCO Der Niagara VIA "a h.a al $500 I'D .,t
Iondura. Living Via -,ef-, rln-na A. a ~.
for brazil Del VIA tAl4aic! l4a t".' ~
Au,traila New aud sandwich ana fy' AhAAAs 70.
s. Australia. francesca. c.,fe &c ",.' - A.
~. hENHi ~ AA--N-''0-''
The schedule OF closes OF transreche nall - ataas, "a
sis.o Ii rOul AIMING ~ l1e a. en tAus ~
a tAe a. oi sAiaz sPacheA The sae ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
ErKOFNAN MARKEr.

Liverpool Aug. 2i-2 D. m.-POrx-PuDe Mess Eastern
dun lU-; NcsJera nr1ler 40 "a BasOA-CumDer 4ni
Cur steady AZ 80 short kD steady az ~ D. long Gear
o7'od short Clear dI. Al 10. Hams-Lyng AT
steady So shoulders dull at A. eef-na- Ness sieay
Mess nrner Al IJ@ Prime Ness stctiy q 90.
LaTu-PIlne " e-terl -t,a-y AZ b iilO"-F Prime lily
4 nd Iu-D~LtIne-sDifts steady al 81 kosu-
lOr Common steldY3 OL Cheese nercau ChOcs.
dun D. I'd Lard --nfn, %. Folr-E1tla STATE dhl
Is. WnsaC-NO. / WnCe steldy Al . II No -Drns
du. Winter Western. stetny AZ I'd Corn
Mixed steadT I'D. Tor o spirits Turpenuna az Lon
don steady AZ a. 5000.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2i-2 o. m-Provlsions Beet 1884 FOR
Extra Indla Ness 100. per Dbl Tor Prime Mess.
Bacon. 6s6. por Long Gear Ndles. and DO i1r
snort Mltdles. Lard. D-oG. cwt tor American
Proiuce-T2Ow ii-d cHt Cheese $50 per cNL Tor tao
gTaues American Relued Petroleum. @ Der ZAl-
LIvERpooL Aug 24-2:H0 o. n-Breadstuds steady Flour
Id M. per ceAial wheat tol ~ 100 yer
ceuta tor average California mite S-d 10 ID for Caio
ma Cluh. sgdG8Id. Red Wlnter - ~ FOR ite1
Sprnz Corn 2t centa tor Old Mixed Vest
LONDON. Aug pa n. m.-Cacutta Lln-eed. s. ID
Der quarter KeuDcd Petroleum. mo ID -pluts or Re
troieuuL sd0i -ri. per gal COMMON t17il ~ f1ls
E0sn DlU6L sperm Dl, &1tDE1J per tOl. Lnseed u
= %. per to spirits Iurpenne. 55vd per c"L l4o"'
o. uerCwt 49,. = =
BREMEN. Aug. 24-wlaox's Lard closed at 81 marks 80
pfeunss 10 D0unds Petroleum MARKS 30 piean2s
ANIWzisp Aug .i-Petroiedn franc. y . ceatGes t1s
pae American paid. ami II francs % cennes sellers.
Mlc0xs Lard closed AT !55 francs per 100 kilos
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TRIBrNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS

4AssH 'e-s e.rometfos vason IA i' ty BY rnth'
fgr
thr
y Inc
2d
Rats Pharmacy. AIS RusAASN
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ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.

DETROIT. August 2+.-Tiour doll st a. 5Osfs whoat
nrm 40. White cash. g OJiq; August. ~ Or Ssp-
temoer n g'i october. nou naly 81 Olis Hoy~moer.
- V3's All me year 81 o3w 10 Rot, 81 o2E An<Esf,
81 o. NO hte II Olia Corn d. sales =
yellow. SOC oats s,a-ce; sai,s Nixol Cd coo Now
80 =. &c. Receipts Flour none. Wheat 1873 bush,
Corn 900 bnsa. oats. bono bash sIlpmonts-FlJur.
more wheat l25Ib BUSH. Com. no. Oats I.0J0 bu a.
TOLEDO. August Plat the Board Wheat higher
NO Red opo; ~ U. - Ausa.t 81 ~ p s.yteuDer
81 Ots OCT der - V0' NOyeHbcr u ~ all the year,
81 o. Corn steady. Hgh MOI. 3. No. SlDt,
1glqc August le4c' september 77.c.i October,
No: spot a. August 80. September. . Le.;
October. 3gc all the year. 3G'gc i.ecesyts- Wheat,
Sf.00D bush; Corn. O0u Dushg Oat- 5000 bush ship
ments-Flour Wheat 900 bu,A Corn. 2, % bush,
III d
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LfvgRrOor. Auz. - 1880 0. mcouon stcadv Nd11ns
rpiaas. 20. do orleans 7'i.L 7s-es IgDoO bales.
ceipts $50 Jales, ali American Futures-UDlandA Low
Miannng clau A9sust ana septemoer delivery ~ 10.
t2oes ami N2yemoe eey ~. g..ed. co Move aper and
o. lido June anu Jay Geigery c'd Fu!are. hIn
,, L.s4o9L An.u .12 p n Cotton Aiddii9s Up;
ptIG, .'sG W.a.'i.5 Dsnir' ~; A&anas 0iean..
LIVERPOOL AGg - p m.-,otton Futures p.and.
Mlddhng August and seDtnber delivery. ga.
and December delivery 6's.d do December aud January
delivery Jl-4d 40 Nay an une delivery c'e,,d
LNEsrooL august -<;3O D. Motor. kutnres-Up p
t~s4d DO AoyemDrr ana December delivery, CSsd 20.
LIVERPOOL Aug - p. m.-C0uon-fhe saies Of ths
a ui5tsfA iig. a. cotJcz SIiat. Miaaunz Izc Low
MddinE II ct Coca ordinary. &C. receipts 10 baes
sALrAosE aug 2i-Couor quiet MiddAn, ne. Low
ba.rs. s'ies, spnners - 5aIe, stock 1904 bales.
BOSTON Aug cotton steady 5ddlng IS'-c. 10.
Oa.r- stock $50 ba.es - .
CHARLESTON aug zi-cotton steady Middlng IN i2Ac
Ia 2io-s ~ oaies ports coast~sc bales sales 20
CINCINNATI Aug 2l.-cotton quiet: Middlng l2Ssc Lev
ysT,x - ,, ;, osi 1900 Low
s'YS, aug s''iy ne on
bales gross bates sales. II baes 1853 bales
NOBLE Aug 2'-Cottoa quiet MaaAnS y tc4 Loy
bales gross IL bales -aes - Ja.es stock 6I2 bales
NORFOLK Aug 2+-COttoD Migfulg ocs
reeDt- 4,eaes. exports eoAtwise. Iy5
SsSoFEASf Aug 2iCcoG3 qpel' Middns u .
Low AlldhS i &C. 1ool DsIlty 80 nss receipts -
bales a. Daes exports co1stwise LOO bale sales
25O pacs. stock. 1880 bales
Low Mding &c. Ordinary 7sc gross rrceDts.
~ LOUIS. Aug 3I~Co,ton quiet; Mlddllns, l2Ac. Low
Mddlng lZ'-ci Good OrdAaiy - ~ LIZ bho,,epe''
sAyANSAg aug lotion steady Miannns y =, Low
6ae gross ~ bales exports eo1stwise 81 bales saes
WitNsGfoS Anq 24~Cotton steai =. >Iiddlng l2c Low
nddiDg ll'lsc GOOD Ordinary 20 'sc stock 5'5 bales
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