davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

TTi15 s. ISa = o0 do Family = 3 s. 25 ,ity NAE
S,ien "WRc.i-sou.neru ea-ier aud Prime scarce
western lower CLOSING duiL southern Rcd Sg- - do;
AmncL V4 h., Go. Sc Sc August, S7is --c,
september . &" lsc ITO er 20 ,, Wesrsrn
err 3,a44c i've ,lni and steady ri 6}af-c Pro
yIsl ms q!et 9nd MOO loo ons corn 900 6gsh oats
3,ao6 6n'h. rye bush. shipments Wheat 10000 Du-h
7ale'-M' 'ey ,,, 10 rio1r o1I,- AMI uacbanr.i
snperans 81 ~ Common Extras - Iod 81 Patent
No WHITE 472at.c4 80 % White oo, N hhfoII!'
e6'saa Corn 10000 Iu'A oa.' l'"00' ou'h' shorts
Brrrno ~ " Aug i2rogr -.t st ., Whfni i g1
,tfarn par.H. offered M n-c Cah CORN ql'I ono N'i
sales g,.7 ,,, .a,s r,rs vo white Of iic Horold
freels uu,naused canal freiaht' 10 fGw-lo,a 'ial{'
totIirs v.le.t i4s 1Hn busH CORN l-7.ogl hn'l 3..
,,o. .'' t,rr /, oal bush OATS 5000 bush.
,...,-.,, AM, l. rlour duu rau1v e. 7tt io
t fla4i ~ r,o~sons- Porn firm al tf1 oor az %.
iaa,,i onie o., 81 ,7sa-5i, nulsme't' arn -boa1er'
f,' .u NV" y, aE,rt 'Ic,r 4ltu1 l11s7 nrn Conn.
mon and llsht 81 tf o .sns ' I, t ~ '
f..... tu, 40 ri,o vi.ufe snrflv ~ grain Angus
wee wo,et "a 70 a.o G webb o, is,a .o. tusb
,. o,, e" ,i dn,, G ~, r. t's Wre va,',
sefs "a 17ei ra'og'' az ,i,,,ll.' vas,i i
,'' iardara r unIet Yesterday s,cs tausei Ausust
,.-'gi o, , ,ii,,ns al -ic. 'm,mt.,,
H 't. i''"''' 'i,' u,'....r, ...,a .,. ,Iua.ns
nl = 'e' '",i ~ -nt,l Z. .., closing al III 10.
al o. 't. HI" 60 dit tu ..,i a.uauu but luNrr.
N Lea C,st 5nl ~ ole August 5Hs5u .-r. oosinaat
ea.'h NM .Il,, r..,ua al 4It.r D,nhri
ol 'ii,, f 80. fo,-nbeI- lr e. closing
t9f' rs tnr V.,r 4ul.0i3a closing at &C.. MaHt
az IT, al ,i'''s ,t liI.g4fr Dat. active aud lower
i, 11,,,,4t ,s.n ga ,l.rt August. -i44-scs clos
80 "a W.. -eu.U.tfr C.Isus -
to5rr 2.c Al The ear go, a c closing al - &C. VI "
2-a4 a21c. closing a. -- &c., lyc weak al 't' h"1 w.,
"a. ~puaub.r Iur. ranged ASH ? IVA
= o iAuT-f on. september 49, 5u October $50
$50 5o. All tr Year s Qsi2 80. Lard strong cash,
= 30as7 A.. August. - 4ua - 4-l2 september, y 4o@
,iasrg 4lf, October ~ sol 3. closing 40
81 52Ld*7 s All the Year ~ 20a>- - Bukmeat1-
shoulders ~ 20. short RID - eo short Gear - ' 10
Poo nl,s''. Gi. 81 900 bush Rye 2lou0 bush. Bar
To- W n ',,.i Standardization = 600 bbe: Wheat $1,000
bnsI: corn 10 coo busb oats 81 900 BUSH Rye 1o'o
busb Ear Az 800
s'llSc 49,, 10 rl,,r a,1 and ro.banged wheat
AN VA Wuv1@1tee cash and Aueust z - september.
Hu44 U.tir snc corn arm. y, . s4aa laieced 5Olc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

LIVERPOOL Aug. ~ -Proynions-Bacon Cumberani cut
"a I'd Long Midiles 48s Cd; Short Clear MddleA
ias Cd short Ribs 49 Od shonders 3A Od per cwt bert
g7s Tor lniian Ae's Prime Aess IoA Perk-FIlins
o. IardIA mercan ga Oh. Prime Western. 40a 3D.
ei ~ a1s "a Ham.-L0ng cut ga Obi shoulders, 3ls
Butter bjs per ewt for nnes United states cheese
or,on Chncr 52s 81 Whra-Red Western spring. a. 81
% ~ Rsi Winter "a Ga 97s. Id per GENITAL; No ssrns
~ ID New Western Winter - 3D. New hiIed Western
~ al ais I'd per GENITAL Corn-MlIed Oil, o. 3D. 10
-, - - ner GENITAL PrOiuce-sprits OF Turpeniina
81. "a IA az I0ndoa 23s. "a per cwt Refined Petro
Ieun ID per gallon Clover seed American Het IS
xvi falos I'D cgt Rosin -CommOn
"a sd; Pale oa q los Cd Linseed OIL l9s Cd per ewt
reastuns receipts wheat f0f the past three DAYS
we're 900 centas including $4,000 American heceipts
TOTpoS hng i5-Profnce- Liuseed OF. $40 lo6sle l5s
nef ION Calcutta Anseed A3s "a AS 80 per quarter LIN
seed Cake ss5s lOs per Refined PsOle im ~ q
cd per gallon spirits OF Turpentine rs va per ~
ererr OF per nosn-U 0mmon, IS Oh as ddi
ppie "a ali Provisions-Lard, 44a 0d per cwt Tor
American sugar lBs 80 l9s "a cut Tor CuDa CstrL
frai g8s anl 1Js sd dl4s 3D. Tor CUBA Mus
esyads iair Iehning sn0ak
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HE WENT After HIS HAT.

Prom 1he albany ArGus
Zone day last week." said an Albany shoe
dealer zen was alone In my store, a wei-dressed
stranger entered He wore white deer las the hos
call H. which ne laid carefully counter near the
door Then he asked me for pair o. my very best
tom-msds laced shoes. pair sOOn pacei at Bsds
pOss Scaling himself he ried on the ght sIe This
l. q splendid MT he said, but my feet are edch OF DIFF
ierent size LIT zee tn left sets vel Tn
left shoe was pulled bis foot and be stool up an
gazed proudly down at his eItremitiss those are
sb0ut ght' he said but suppose Gu give me pair
ieet srpa Ter There is no need Cf q making Ills
feet look larger than necessary mounted the steps
after Jter pair when heard nois- In the frolt II
The store and Loo I'll IN time 10 a small boy max
ing aw ay with the strangers hat Look ySlr haiti
snOuedi after him quick The stranger seemed par
hlyEed for a nom, and ten gsoped out OF tie store
In pursuit
-" Ihas all" said the sho dealer ially. The new
th0s wet out witl ihe man. and hive seen neither
Since. When he tried he shoes be stamped his feet
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
GENERAL GRESHAM AS A REFoRMER.
LOOKING INTO rosr OFFICE CoNTRAcrs-A NOVEL
TESTING MACHINE
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE rR'BuNE'

Try TELEGRAPH To THE lhlBtN"'
WAsuINCToN. Aug. 1.-THE Investigations
which IN, Postmast er-G General is making mo '"o Wv
al ,hor contracts cannot fan to be OF bneht 10
~P I ,,,ito and po.siby they may teach
S-...,ss ,on,c lpssoos For instance the law as
a. the lowest bidder ia one which does no'
e,,ni.h adeauate safeguards fer the public service
Tho lowest hill must not only be accompanied ny oonu
a. g. which there can be no DOUBT nut there must b. m
executive oni ser competent and willing TO make th' con-
tractors I've M to tn spirit and ett'r OF ttcr contract
In his very contract enveope the difference In the
bids was . centsa thousand which covers mucn moro
than tha ordinary rront Of the contractors IN contract
hnnostty executed. Toe old nrms which have had mo
contract Ton envelopes Tor many years hl VI o. an
ri op respcctively TIL now firm. which secured the
contract beginning with July Ia e. bid 81 cents
fne test which has been made by tho novel machine
which has b on adopted Tor the purpose oo0tnuN ~
SHOW two rcsult, - 10 coua.dcr,b c Inc o, h",na
seiv,rrJ me rnalmnsort rucral n not to- pon h INC
suVeope Contficia. but VIII look mo inc p",'' ''''
contracts, ~ to which thrfc iH sohc enhpe'tI,t
!. sntl thtt Tho cards furnished How wnoh hh IN un0l
and thar 10 n almost IN oasnlt 10 W. v, ~ y, ,.r'
them win a lradpeuoL Thud Assistant i"a.mi1H'1t
de- cral nnIen WAC has charge of this branch oil 'n'
CONTRACT thiuks that Congress would DO W 20 81,
ile two cha ~ curds, one for INK ANA suolho 'l
pen c and that much more Satisfactory cius couu '
furnished on such plan lhe machine by Mhot i' I
fees IN The pa er d covered s new hNeh'lu ~
u now for the first time applied 10 the lea inh VI ''
the method Of op rating Is as fol ows: The sample
nh ut three inches en- Is hrs clamp bt an eiu
ho-siue ring aud a rounded punch connecteh Wh
heau u Sid aoag until the latter falls through tie dlIc
Of paper when mas been bu ST 10y te lIfss,Ie' a.
Is tIus automatic aly liberated anu 49, ,ot ,ac'
number OF pounds strain az which the fupte looa
secoud attachment T. the machine Is a oaancCl ne
4 adaptation o. the one now 10 use 10 ue.eI - tbc
number OF pounds to the resn. The Thickness o ,c
saee Is shown 1OOOh part OF an ipch IN ano ne, par
OF the apparatus, which WORKS win ~ va he
accuracy A contains scae by wien Oh m ,ii
presentation of TIE small est sample G i p@e linn of
per require l. wLethr note letter cap, or dehl SIZE
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Paymaster Edwin
Putnam has been ordered TO duty at the Portsmouth n
fl. Navy Yard Passed Assistant Surgeon p NJ Plxey
has been detached special duty az Washington an
ordered to the Lancaster European station per 81 amer
se,tepber 10 from New-YOrk Paymaster John No
,tbo, frop, me Portsmouth n H. Navy Yard and or
fpre TO settle and await orders The prdct
tlip Constellation passed. cape Henry THIS morning
~, in we'll
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miscellaneous

DVFRIISER desires the charge of business
n uroperty Address REALTY. Box 100 lribuu' Jdice.
AIRS. HAWKINS'S BLACKBERRY SYRUF
wi safe aud pleasant Dyseuteiy and al sum
mer Disorders Addr call AZ l6J Prince-s Brooklyn
DLANS and specifications of a Siderable bal.
loon sale by the Inventor For particu ID ifes
r. A BECKER. o. % Esst sfh-st
DURCH ASER.-A young lady OF refined taste
wishes "a DO purchasing for ouofOwu parties al or
carefully amt promptly eTecuek ier nrgncrs terms
anu address address for one week BUYER lsibuhe phee
'I'HE ASrOR LIBRARY WILL BE lLUSED
i for eleasas aud repair. from August IL 10 sep
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me COURIS

Mr.. srARIN MUST OBEY HE INJUNCTION.
Charles McNamee in behalfof the lndepen-
oi -tea ntoat Comp ny oppli.d to judge OGorman In
60 sun rl0r Court, Chamber yesterday, Tor mo Iu'f-
tllo the order teuporlr restraining the corporation
from crrrying passengers and roi h % veon lier No
]. Norl IiVtr end staten island. Ire lawyer urged
that e ,prUoratpn had not rec yol due nnu O. JUG.
t'ttu imam .ni'd the mo ion nUd of he sllE oh
Assistant CORPORATION Counsel NirFfa H'Wel ihaI lh'
company trust rilN rnupy with thr Injunction aI once
O. It ,,u. l'd q, ndpf Itself Fuhia to pan hmenh
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ct7st,e rFrfs or citUoFyu SooEg
........ f...t
THE PEIr0LEru UIREET

Nla-YoEK, Aux II
There was decided falling eft in the activity
.t the Petroleum Exchanges o-day. Trade are umd
Dee 4usr u he po..io ve1 pm nt u new ia nrrs In
tb Wal street Bank failure ANA tAe r} prices w'f' 30
Wen sustained tha- oOt4 pIIcIds'7 for Use "nd
.ae, for dc line were checked tn" news
fr ga the OF fields not Of 10 character TO lhlue1'r
.per,r.ous n ether DIR. tin. TIE op ming dealings
were attended by weakness prices ranging from = 10
cent. supporting orders not Lack NJ ana the
market was soon rail- cd ard held around ~ cents most
Of the day Early 10 the first hour tie quotations were
run ~ 10 7o7. cent?. hut from that point there was
Gradual decline 20 ISIS cents, aSlins 7944 cents IA
p z {. The market closed ak.
Tine range prices and taa totd. dealings We're ~ ''
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Good Ordinary -, f.. L2T Middlns. ,991,'

strict Good Ordinary l5-lfI Mddng lOS
Continued 70 haze incubation ton. and f n
bales The clo-ns hgGTe We,c as ioo%s H a. v
her 1927 1898; December, l0$~a 10 ~ January lOtI
1o1pf- 9orirne has dropnei OF OWN. TO the large
failures in LONDON ard Milan other drugs show weakness
and reg1aTi EP9 II ]ooPs ieT m buzz and
q FOR American In ya s9ag - rs ~ "a 7 F1 ar AR
IN n Go IN glass, - 20 Refined Camphor III c
FISH-BarTced Mackerel steady and selling in moderate
quantities About geo ibis we're placed a. ugqTes
ring which sold tie quoted figures below Quots
Ion. are: - az T'l arr, RE- No. si0ssi Medium do =
s. 50 small do a Nova scotia shore, large ~ B. g. 5Q%
Grand Bank, homeless cS Per- u Box Herring 5 t l7e
flour AND MEAL-FLOUR-ApaTi from an improved
5ent 9l 6s Sy M bo 5ur e On hi daaG the local
mile4 are REPORTING fairly sustained I'SS,I 91g'
4 s5dfi % Quotations; Fine T. lO4t8 Oy. super
m an@ - Fax Extra state - 30ds3 3D. GOOD to
Fancy Do 9 & 90 o Common ~ s 99l common to Fsr
Extra Ono = 0at4QF Good - ojat5 g io9i 10 Choies
= " :; ~ Bakcr.' F1jra Al -5as55 o -
Ion,s common TO Fair Extra ~ al 10 Fair 10 Good
% 4ooI to very s9'.e NH Extra
for Vest indies. e. south America 80 .. a
- oi.,72J c i IA ie s s5s ncrda5 common
! To GOOD Extra At 90 5ots4 so Good choice q 80 .
- -. i, sales 1ss superano. s.dti 90 the
d rs5 iq' '9 Ysov western . randyvne
sGHAfS|wuEAi--p lots Teie = he lower early
YIN 'g,ne, 70. SEP9rt 'a 3f 93l 5cna s ~ E %
August and .', ON or ' i', ,Il ms l IT, ir ts.r
ioo@Gl 'am.r sly d fnd oat - ona t.. IN boa. .,t
ac-ye Sales 52un0 .uth future aut 3j- ooo lush sro.
and ta arrive, mcId.n- % - I-'r. ~ -'4 s',
.cc Skinner ,e lei .e,, So l.ed ,e4g o,, ~, no
ref Nm ,urr7t' -.,.5 7lc ,os.re,t -rc. do FOR sep
torlr. co. .llr ria4ur atnfr dn for octuner o. pD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13

HAY AND srRAwRecept. arc generally mode rate, but
IN the slow demands prices DO not improve New Lay ~ IN
Door condition and quoted 6pg5Oc. Tor oM Hay
We quote i u1 10 tor No. Timothy soc dfl 90 Tor
fnrfNO DO. and 20 15C. Tor shipping
etraw-We quote. No. Rye stEAw. 7J4 sOc 80 do, "
q Sc. Oat Io5.c -.
HiDES~lIave had moderate movement at
have sold az - &C. for 2-iq lbs selected DO Monte
yIeo D a lbs az - &C.: Central American % To y lbs at
iCr So Eutr- RIO. at 234c: TruIl0 at L l9c and
" est india az l-c CITY slaughter Ok. &c.. 49,,
lEATHFftA brighter tone noticed throughout the e1-
port demands improved and the home inquiries are now
quite satisfactory.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON Aug I2.-l2.3O p. m.-Consos 100 7-i8 iot
money and 100 9lG tor the account Atlantic and Crest
Western Mortgage Trustees Certificates 1926 Enc
second Consols 6O7. New.York Central lO, Illinois Cep.
trial l32lt Reading l4ls Canadian Pacific ~ - Pau
Common, 80 -
4p -Frie. 49,. do Second Cons0s COS New York
Central. 1919. Illinois Centrs 1872 Mexican Ordinary so
Canadian Pacific 46i- . ,.. ~. q, .,
francs a. cenne. r the account and exchange on London
AZ % francs lSls confines for checks
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ORDERS TO ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-During the temporary aos cc
o. the lief OF Engineers Colonel John e. farSe lips
Of En- rneers VIII act az hirf Of Eng neers ana perform
l. duties First Lieu enant orse W Goethals' 20 s
of Endneers will be relieved from duty a. ehgihtSI Vl
Ger OF the Department OF the Columbia aud VIII tnen
proceed Cincinnati aud re Ort TO Ieute Soole
W. f. Merrill Corps OF Engineers, for duty uAdeI LIS
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Court CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

IDI II IAILNUNNH-I III0 I'M
srrgrNR CouRI-CHANnrRs-Betlr Bartlett. J.-Nos /
M tu A. g. 81 So l3J. 1884, l3 l4O, l4J $50. lJl. 2lJ
91 y t. pa 2i4 24 go -47, .4s, 269 2j9, 2jl, @tj,
2 f.I-G
~iHR9GATE's Rollins, $40 day calendar.
SUPERIOR COUHI-SPECIAL IEEM.-Beiore . German j.
, day calendar. No., ? ~ .,,,
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bIr-eis: BraGfori 533 900 5arre. aud Pl tsOuTs'
3745,O00 barrels. - , o,...
The qu tatiou- f)r refined of were reduced z o ''"'
per salon 90 cents ABEL lcs).
ER.DroRD. Penn. Aur 1o-Crude OF steady; total
runs Monday s. sg1 bbls tot shipments 1867 bos
charter ILL bulls: cearsnces, s.l66OOo Dds Ma
tona Transit certf Gates opened at - ana CLOS a'
7.is highest price OF the day, 1875 lowest price, '|
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RECORDED REAL EsrArf rRAN5FEE>
~

RECORDED REAL EsrArF TRANSFERS.
NETWORK Clrt.
Divsionst 2a 4 Of Monigoner soptef S. 500
l93dst 81 n OF lth-aye, IJ1kl - ta,G 81 "a
Chamberlain, assignee 20 BoWery NstIo. g. H n '
Same property Alfred Kehoe and another II 90,
t9t2st s i25 :; o. adaye s' KdgD Ol'o 1900
4thaye cor q s tgtht 20sI55 A''n 1880
8Jth-st 2-b n % Bthave. EOfsSS Iio''- AZ on,
Kecham and wife 70 " T kc'chan - -, H''V'
NortolEm No 81 Morris ho'endorn anu "'-' 1900,
llt9-ayys c coz %s o. d'gth't 100 1850
95th-st 10 n OF sthave -0zy-t Jaoo' eu Ia oo
70 Valentine Schustsr ----.. 80, -. Z, 49,
5qth-st 23u 10 " Of lst-ave, .5flnuA A@he u IN
Underhil, executrI % Mary sander.on 0''O
2eh St IS 2Ss4eof Sths'e sli'''O Bum 1920
Fiabethst s. 10 II u Baynrd II. 6I2ji Caroline os
Mauch 10 Vol haum .-.-..-- ..--.,... "a
Waterst. No $40, Hermann Haihef aiu Hho'ioi ~ An
J. o lreusch ....-.-. =. 80 "a ~ 49,
s0h a. ms 1884 Of ith.ave, rs sHle22 I'd XII % AN
patrick and wife tn lita Agrea .--....--;-- -D
i7th. ~. l9 Loo Of i,t sy,! iposiG gnrsr 5000
ssthstn s.S ~, p, an iis, az .5sp $500
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CHARLESTON Aug l2.-TurpoLtine quiet az &c o'A
SAVANNAH. Aug - -TWpeutine nrm Al 20 0'N
WILMINGTON Aug l2-Turpenune firm al @oc.
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES Ar THE NEV FORK INNING EXCHANGE
NEg-YORK Au rust II. 1851
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Il. A.
h hSf@S' r ss5s tl1 casorn Hide aiis,nq'
L Lsht2 7 S55 81 = ~ @-'a XIX 5Sst
Esay{2 S 55. q "a sa ais:t. s s5sss
'''' UyloS TANNED. s,.u.,t.,
Light eaos,......$i 'e53 Lis9 . CROP s3P}
Mds 80 d3o Bellies. Gl1+2
C ale BaSle Light - GIG Middle, p a re,
OiM%aff&tsAt the anse-Iron very dull but steaier
Certificates quoted .l74 sl7as Tn quiet PIT steady
Tin Plate dull and nominal quotations between - 70 and
- Copper etsy az l3a4 "A l.c 49, a., lei9
1rm at 70c for Domestic speltef steady AZ $40
MGiAssES-in Domestic grades a few sales ere taking
basis OF current valuations The from 30 to Joc Bl
ing dull nominal lSa I9c for % test OtheI
'NAVh sroREs"spifits Turrenne quiet but steady At
se ses reach I9g SP faned 70 Good Strained 81 20
asI To- +, y Isl 80 q tSesl a. s "a >! oo@
Mo- 81 go n $3.50 q g. 35i ". G., 81 l24 lar anu
peh ea FRFrGHTs-on tue berth there was better de
mana IN grain room accommodation, but az rr guar rates
0 s nm "a request but there y no decided hangr IN
1e s a. u TIE stea9 $1,000
bush grain o. 800 BUSH DO 80 az , Ss'ei s-S S
beef 4Os 90 to- be.f Gs To- boxes bacon 5Os LON
DON steam, 5000 bush grain 81 90 tes- Dc o. % Ia
AZ. 30 IONS TALON 1Os rF.N HAGEN, steam. y 600
bush sraa. private terms sdTETIiN steam 1900 1900
bush. re 5e6O pfemnigs zoo bbla Hhshey private
200 package, S su ss. s %ss ar ana o
bbls. do 22l2 do.CHA ri El.s-cOdtt TX %. az
as .s% c % eo SS S qh thence @
9aEE eg9e 999 a,ss r,aSSa 81 P' american team
hence 400 9ol. rennea o,L private lems ,.,t ,,o ar
Italian bark hence 800 b6is refined oil 8. "a BAL
III Norwegian bark hence euu gbs refined OH ~ w.
Crude southern Whale on bOe Natural Winter esdSVe-
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. H. 1854
The following sale was held at the EAcH"NA'
SalesroOm to-day:
By Richard 7. Hdrn>f d 90.
lots OF East 73dst 200 Of AvcA each sof- Ell ooo
1872 \ Life Ins CO.......--.-----' ''--'''-' ~
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lower wh the bids for the 49s advanced is Per
cent Annexed the closing quotations:

The market ior railway bonds unusually quiet the
real business very small and little done by way
OF manipulation In the speculative K nds Erie second
consos opened up at 5gis sold at 59a aud ended at
oSe. Rome, Watcrtown and Ogdensburg con4o % I'm
cary sales 70 Z higher ~ 20 Missouri. Kansas aud
10 Aas genera. &c were mp ~ at7i5s Chesapeake and
ONO hr-ts' series b. OF per cent at 81. W7t
Hhore and Buffalo frat o. Win only moderate amount
OF business, rose from 42N To 43ii but finally ended
~ %. Last Tonne seq, Virginia and Georgia consoi %
r-' "a per cont 10 ana closed at
oHt There vas d.po ition shown 10 s'l Central and
Hudson con'o e sellers option bu the market took
20 o. ana natf. Wisconsin AND Muuc'ota dys ~. woe
up - ~ nt huNn-iou aud quincy d"hcuint, % W'r'
loAt anl fl,inr Htata lo Dttu1r dtvslou. were M Il
Pn cont 20 40 ta N'u .ira only $1,000 huula Az
lhir Hnl Pacific nrita t,tr ~ ~ 100 T1i9 Northern
ia,ln. nets woe du hut n mail aatloja
ln' sub ltolaurv tnalay eniu,d ON balance
W, l'u inn 'o ~ hy a Gin gpu ~ Fsi'H'h ices
,'tt',l. 4''oil pNmrni7 Hl. ll!'l'i currency
"'e"'' VIZ i'h7ut COIN balance tlstdjonlt
\" a." l"'A WI u |tr7ru n uu new Irtlhf'Hi 'hu
tl'' l"t 'a ohnn the Stock Exchange rut ut l'uI-
y cent
TIC celrls hol-c statement .o-ity wa. as follows
= tr'N'flE - f'i'-h SITS, btltnt - rtoi-h-d
!" u 10 lrl rttr7 lrdNlN ht Washington today tf-
wed eGl 900 in national bank notes for rcicmp
,oM lh. customs Receipts were tih7o'j and the in-
lhr trcm exchanges were still dull win rate'
~ ,,,"r, bl.m,s, at quot tou7 az follows
j. nkrfs bills - -2e ard - IA lor long ana short
H,rI'uI r pt'u'rlF 1-2 aud o.l7~ Tor iahrs' 3lH
am - tpr r-icnmt h.. 3J7a and 4OI- Tor -uldcrs
me hdou c1nr o-.uv ports b tsh consols \ pe"
crnt hlg cr ~ 100 ZIG for money aud at 100 96 Tor
42s were BIG h ,n,r at 1888. American RAILWAYS were
l'sul't nut the ga au0us generally were lower AUet
Fehch Dor cents to 77IO and sight exchange on
London advanced To- 2j.l9ia francs o. the Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
STATE or TRADE

This space IS resorved for the views Of MI.
who is ont Oi politics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-28
DaiIu KfnnfbfG 3ournal.
How 1 Raise My Celery.

Celery is now somewhat of a luxury.
1t will soon be considered as necessary as
any any other vegetable, and we shall
have thousands of our muckv swamp
lands occupied with the crop, and it will
be boxed up and sent all over the world.
my own plan of growing it involves
very little labor. 1t is planted on land SO
low and so wet, early in the season, that
it cannot be ploughed before the middle
Of June. 1t is light sand and muck, not
naturally rich at any rate; 1t produces
only a moderate crop of hay. We plough
the land as soon as it will work properly,
and harrow and roll. Then with COM
mon commander, we mark off rows five
feet apart, and scatter along these rows
a mixture of halt superphosphate, and
half nitrate of soda, say good handful to
each ward or two PAGES of the row. We
do not SOW it broadcast, but drop it along
the row. We then take a horseshoe or
culivator, remove all but three
teeth. and set the cultivator as narrow as
possible, say at fifteen or eighteen
inches wide-and let the horse walk
along the mark. and set the cultivator to
run a. ueep as we can I'd ger IL W "oIh
properly. We sometimes go twice in the
row. The object is to make the soil as
loose, and deep, and mellow as possible,
and to mix the superphosphate and nitrate
with the soil. Set out the plants in the
rows eight or nine inches apart. You
will be astonished at the good effect of
the cultivator. 1t makes the soil so loose
that the plants can be set out with the
greatest ease. OF course, it would be
Just as well to cultivate the whole of the
land, but this plan saves time, and the
land between the rows will be thoroughly
cultivated afterwards, in order to keep.
down the weeds"
''If the land is rich enough, it is not
necessary to use the superphosphate and
nitrate; but on my farm find great ad-
vantage from its use on celery, straw
berries and asparagus
"Iow late will it do to set out the eel
cry plants ?" asked the deacon. "In this
section (Western New York; they can be
set out as late as the first week in August,
and later as you go South. "-JoSeph Har-
ris IN Americ0n Agrtculturia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-28

Life is full of disappointments. We re
Gently offered to cure "A bad case of Rheuma-
tism for a years subscription in advance, but
just as We were on the point of lifting the
shekles, sympathizing friend suggested
Johnson's Anodyne Liuiment, and the money
and the patient. vanished iustanter.
One single box of Parsons Purgstive Pills
taken one each night will make more new rich
blood than ten dollars worth of any liquid
blood now known. These pills will change
the blood in the entire system in three months,
taken one a night.
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