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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
A skeleton Found ON a Mountain Top.

READING, Pa, September 22.-Ihe
skeleton of man was found this morning
on the summit of the Blue Mountain, near
Shartlesville, this county. From articles
found near the skeleton, it is supposed to be
the remains Of Charles Sterner wood
chopper who disappeared about three years
ac0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

B.AiAz continues to hold secret and i'm
ror,aa, conferences with StalWarts in New
York. Still, CoNSLING is soon to write a
letter urging the defeat Of his old rival
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

A WEALTHY BaltimOrean has dispatched
so OOO to New York to be wsgered on
TW,s, Virginia and Ohio going democratic.
i stes, adyices indicate notakers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

PuxxsUrAwSEY, Pa, September IA
man named Andrew Engenfeiter, employed
at McCrackens sawmill, near this place,
fell against his saw yesterday afternoon and
his body was cut in two. he leaves wife
and FIVE small children
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
HARRY CLAY DEAD.
Talk Of Lynrhing Ills Murderer.

Talk Of Lynrhing His Nnrdsrsr.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 22.--Hon.
Harry Clay, who Was shot yesterday morn
ing by Councilman Wehlcr, died this morn
ing. Gay was very promising and popu.
lar young man. Since his death much In.
dig nation prevails and there Is nov talk Of
iy,ching wehler, who il confined in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
Free Of Duly,

wAsHIsoros. September z2.-Tbe Acting
Secretary of the Treasury has directed the
Collector of Customs at New York TO admit
free Of duty the Ascot cup won By Reene's
Poxhail, which has been in the custody OF
the Collector for nearly two yesrs.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

SoxE Of the organs are beginning to
abuse MrLuGAS. Shoe! MrLuGAN didn't
,ompose the MuLLGAx letters. Otherwise
h o would be q bad man indeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
Haavx Failure.

Ngw York, September 22.-The failure
Of S. Jones was announced at the New York
Mining and National Petroleum Exchange
this morning. About 250,O0O barrels Of
oil were closed out for his account.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

7ug IaeAx starring company had a, sue
sssful tour Yesterday through several Buck
no bucohe towns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

II is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness of the throat and
lungs, consumption and al pulmonary dis
eases, is Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
EAerry. 1t quickly allays Inflammation aud
checks decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

WnEy Presidential candidate concludes
|to take the stump, his case may be regard
Cd As a desperate one BLAINE is IN deep
.,,,4l1N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

TuE campaign across the river moves
,nietly considering that but three weeks re-
main until the final day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
Case Dismissed.

IoSKERs, n. Y, September 22.-The
charge preferred against Victoria Morosini
row Mrs. Hulskamp BY her brother AttilA
NOrOsini for the alleged stealing OF dls-
mond breast pin, was dismissed. No one
cH either side in court today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

B,uNg is 70 go on a hipPodroming tour
through the west. He seems to realize the
.c, that a November sunstroke is maturing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

r.,NE's western trip is supposed to be
5ndertskes for the benefit OF the health OF
he Republican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

CorS has taken wonderful boom and
q cents higher than spring wheat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

yagnIw's ehsmpian Oarsman, CLAToR,
q, the boat race st Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
the CHOLERA.

Yestsrdny's Death Rate In Italy.
RoxE, September 22 Following Is the
bulletin Of the ravages Of cholera In Italy
during the past twenty four hours:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23

NAsuyILLs. Tsss. SspAenbm I'll
comet discovered 6eptsobs liza ~ ~:
Wolf, Of Zurich, vas obsssyed Omf.s -
the vsadesbih Usissig by 3. s bers-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-23
The Logan Party.

CANTON, o., September 22.-The special
train bearing Gen. Logan, VIM. ID. Kelly,
Gen Noyes, Major Mckinley, C. H. An
dIews and the escort committee left Youngs-
iown tor Alliance at 9 clock this morning.
At Alliance the party was met at the depot
BY three Republican clubs and escorted to
the public square where Logan and others
addressed 1000 people, The train then
proceeded to Massillon, o., where the visit
ors were escorted to Central Park and ad-
dressed an immense concourse. AT four
o'clock the train returned to Canton. In the
evening there was a monster torchhght pro-
cession and speaking in the wigwam and
Opera House by Logan, Kelly, Gen. Beaver,
Mckinley and others. Gen. Logan goes to
Akron tomorrow.
Mclean in New York.
What is regarded as altogether the most
significant fact in the political situation
here is the recent arrival in this city of Mr..
John R. Mclean, of the Cincinnati En-
uuirer. Mr.. Mclean has been for some
time at Deer Park, Nd. The political sit
uation in Ohio is said to have undergone
change within the past few days, which, in
Mr.. McLean's opinion, requires decided
action on the part of the Democratic man
ayers if they entertain any hope Of carrying
the State next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
Steamboats, auo Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND ~ DSON
- RIVER RATT RoA Do 0mmencl'E juno 49, 'o'''
a. rough rains vii leave Grand central rpo~ t., t.h
trOr gh drawing 20 BOole.~i anc 81 9"t .
+- 90 A as fed tlcAgO tA ~ go.
stOpQn- - ANan}. fca Syraguse to,h -leI -
Falls. lre. Cleveland and Toledo aiiNAs - ~'0-e
II = IN next dHv ..--. AZ.
300 2. Catskll Mountain ~araorp Lake george 1HN
Montreal express through draw ny ti"n 'aL1 . c.,,,
10 81 thcaEo Express drawing ROOM ~ "a
ia qua, Il chester N7agafa Falls huI-io an. :. I,
spnngs connects Tor Oswego sharon spInkS 0'@''o anu
A eXaIdcr Bay. .-...
u a m Western New-York and Northern Express WIN
drawing room cars Also couurctsto r points III '-'
Mountains .-
p. m. CatskiH Mountains Albany Troy Sai aosa Ltse
George aud Utica through draWlhs 'l .ttn ~
saturday connects tat-klu vi last el ONsi '"' AIS
AL Mountain Il r running through " tIDu' uelay
- y m. Accommodate 10 Albany aNu 10y o., N..-
- 81 Lons Express with SO g 1,s l.n Hatar
Pals, Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Ioe1o D'toI
AMI ~ Louis 49,.
80 Express with sleeping cars 70 syracuse and TO
Auburn road and 90 saratoga asOtO MoultcAi ..
pac nc with sleeping cars IH ftDthoslet
pufiln Narara Ia L. cleveland TOeIo Detroit Chicago
e. LOuIs Cape Vincent also Clayton except oAIul1
IL Night Express with seollhf ca 70 A!DahY an
Troy Connects with the morning trans 0I TIE " eel ALI
North except saturday % ght. ,.--..-.
Tickets sale al Grand central Depn', NO . bow :
252 and 40 Broadway. aud AZ Wtstoots EApl =
Onces, PARK place aud IS and pa Broadway Sew" .I
aud 1913 Washington aud $50 ult0n sts Brooklyn ana ~
Fourth. st. Williamsburg.
IN dfaw and sleeping cars can DO
procured AZ Of the Offices ia Newi Ola ClJ ana a.
U.s. "a ashin- tOn 81. Bro klvn
Basgtge called fpr ana checked from residence
i IA TOTCFY CD MEEKEK.
6uper ltsudsuL Ccle.al FAaseasu AGrnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

LTvERFOOI Aug % -Pr0 7lslOls-Bl10l CnnD7TlnI Int
Csar dldiles. 3Is ud.. snort Clear MuieA
S2s oil short 5Ds u1 ShOulter- "a per cwt Beet
1O Iluan Mes Prime Moss, 7JA Purk-Prina
Mess 7ls jl per DDii Prime Mess Eastern l0s, West
ern q L4ri-A nerican t7% Oh Prime Western. fD+ ID
- mi Hams-l1ng Cut, bts I'D. shoulders SO
Eutfer 95s per for nnest Untet -tat'+ Cheese .
American 1oicr IS Of Wnetl-led Western 1puny II
~ ~ Rel Winter e. ID a. ID per ceuta No -Drlng
~ ID New Western Winter Is 3D. New Mixed Western
- 4L.f gaItf,rala No. l. Is. I'd ass 81. California No
ia "a ais ID per GENITAL Corn Mixed OLD o. I'D. 10.
neU ID ptr GENITAL. PrOiuoo-1piriis OF Iurpenuna
? - III, do Al London. 81 per CHL Refined PstrO
eum I'D per gallon. Clover ssed-A nc1can HeL t)A
- k.iio,1 G Nlstn Co
= sd. Pale "a lOs sd Linseei OIL l9s cd per cwL
Receipts OF wheat for week from Atlantic Ports 900
quarters from Pachc ports 5000 quarters from other
sources % quarters Receipts - Corn - ~ quftes
LONDON Aug -Produce Lluseec ~ ? lH lnn 4i' =
Calcutta Insee 4Js 3d. As I'd per quarter LIN
seed CAKE As - ass los per ton Rehnoi Petroleum ID
esd per gllloa spirits T1rD sntils "a SO PET Cyl
Sperm OH E6S psr ton E1sn-Conh1n, - pl - ~
Pale. - plls PrDvls1us-Llri. 4iA IL per cWi or
mercan sugar los ST Ia 90 per cNL f9r euDl -tr
ugal krlzng J5' ali l5s ID 1liA ID l9f SdoA II 10
auVa Ia lalI O AnoAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All trans except tie o a nd 80 n. trans leave
from 4-dst Coitsudt and ue-hrosses sal Ons
IAe a AID 80 trains io@ye fIo1 est a-d Of
only ,..
suspension bridge N.agars Falls. Rufao Newark and
Rochester, 20 a. IN, . " " SIeePlNg Anu p~'' SA4S
through
Utica tao 10, II ~ A ms - p M.
Albany. 40 10. II 20 q a.. 3d. = p II
Garafoes ut specials, so a. m lZo N
BB0U m Logan Win revolving ohaif smoking cars
va" r,nI. 1000 a ~ Buaet Paror Car through
without cha4 a.. N m -. 40 4, M. -
40 3.t| 50. IS q y -,
$50 /. 20 IA AMI $50
KaateraAlll Hunter. summit, Pine Hill PhUnoia Q 90
Ii goa m $50 Budet PArio Cars 20 summit on s2O
and 80 IA trains
Par0r carsto saratoga pao and sleeping cars thence
Cat.sil and cran.on, TAO 800 1000 II20 a. n, $50
CraD,tonF Only. $40 an, } iop m.
ia lY. other trains Iay except sunday.
tIcke time tables parlO sleeping car accommods
lions Information. appI a. odi,es Jersey City feun
station HoD0aou, 10 Was Onst Brooklyn, Court
st, Ann'I oice foot lultons~ sos fufonst ana 20
Ksbave. New York Cy, 10 26l, 800, Yi0 rs BsoAa
way 13- Gthagc. lts Est l-5ta st 1882 BoWery feuh
X stations foot Of torahdt aui Desbiossos s,s ana
anu hotels Aad residsaces orders can Dc Iei
- HENRY MONET. Gen. Psss Agent
"A state-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
RaLADELpHIA ~ PEADING
RAILROAD.
FfDE STATIONS OF
NEW-IERSFY CENTRAL DTYTSINv.

fl''-1I .tNfl I'm lIAL NV lN')N,
FOOT OF LIBER TYsT. NORTH RIVER
Direct connection t. 4Gl L m ro",a Vi. AAHoE nOas<
y- II>it FABILIL57I4 NIN4 EFfE 9 u is3s
ro,,e d., to5"- O. 90, u ~ IA "a N tfS
7.Oe loo %. sUNDAYs ct -.i5 g. M. $40 '..ojP Z
a.s.aoi il. Al ceiuaoia.aSe Tor MAal9aai coa.ar
DK4wISo.EooN CARS on all Dag Tram AL SLEEPING
Oars Night Trans
He'gnag lag PilLaApELPFIIt, yg'A az er,'asa
|. %. sC.r AZ, 80 ~. $50 1900 p IN ri and
pa scN6SY9 Is yn 40 H. ''' '''' ''' '- ''''
Lf a5s S5. %',ea I'd g "a e. g. s t22
DAYS, l.15. sI8a u- t:l5
'G aAl15 tfr 81 ~ 90 " LFsHsfR N ard
f9r A az aaa % 5 s q. r. ii % 40 9g9 I,s
$50 No. '.'O '''' '''' $50 '-.'' IT, ''A'''' "
Eor4;.s.n, Asr2y a. ~ aooa 2tspm ,.o.,
loo. 100 IS 5:S5 m SUNDAY, at 5sJ p. "a
For DEIfTuS at7I5 d. %. 5a5 y. d.
ForTANAQUAat7 7i5, zoos n. 100, 40 Sf5. 400
Eor BETH L.EHE'f. AL-,ENT9WE ,al .M4ucA cilrYz
st491 10 500 a. u. loo 10 $40. jA5 p a. reaisy
r. Fs 5j q. az 800 75 ~ 2'' i?2 lao ''A
lake HoPATcoNG atl.oO. 200 a. al, % o 40 D. "a
For o 3. ,NsfQX ,- --l{ 2,oa - 30, -o ,o 49,
Fog sOtERyILLF AZ go. 6lc 7j. o.. 800 10 so ills
760 I655p .S saa.sy. al =. so an, !, NJ. - 80
For rLA,YFrELDa a, 500 800, 7.i5 gas. 900 $50 $780,
68- So 600 80 ZOO 500 g d 1880 IL 20 q "a
SUNDAYS 500. $40 IN 1850. $40 500, 300 .. N.
For ELIz ABFTH q AGO. 800. 6I5. s467I57 = o3-s0
g00-s0 soJ,3'3j' ss5. 900 as 4st. as 50oJI,.5sG
b4j. 600. 0l5, $50, 6t5. % 1880 100. 49, 20 1890
ll40 izO! a SUNDAYS at 800. sij n, iJ0. 400
For NEW NRK at 800 5.45, SIS et5, 7i5. 80 500 Sis
ii5 3oj 30. 500 3 80 400 3d. 500 SIS : 'a So
lgOnr ~ SUNDAYS at 400 y. ., 10 8 a N J. 20 al
lI5. 500, 900. 5.00 6l5. $780, BOO. 1910 pm
FOR LOEG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE Ae. AN ran At
10 ttN liD T. r. H. o. 1872 tt'. tOO uAt
$50 10. SUNDAYS except ocean Grove Gt4OJ sss
an q 90 rI. 40 M.
For FREEHOLD-At 74s IL "a m, ? 30. g. s. 5.ts , m.
FoT LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT 800
a. III, -, $50 p "a.
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VISEIAND ans
EkIpGElON AZ l:s5 .. ~.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From per No = Nor.h River. Viz sandy HooZ.
tIMlENC4 80 u ' r 20, -
ForSEADRIGuT LONG BRANCH. ot,y al $50, q II a n
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLASDs 1t 400. 800 M 3'+s.
$50 p
For FLBERoN. AsBUR1 PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
PLEASANT etc, - goo, ii 90 = lis, 3A5 AS. $50
p sundays kept Asbury PAM aud ocean Grove az
ForLAEEWoCD. TONS RIVER ana BARNEGAT II 300
an, LIS, - NJ. sand - 900 q. N.
For BIACH HANEN ATLANTIC CITY Wis ELAND.
BhIDSEfON' &c, lis , u
Tickets De procured foot Iiberty-.t Pier No. 5
North River a. % 2U7 -526l AL e44 and 1923 Broaf
WAY. 1Hl 60 and ~ bth ave- kivngOnst, 10 and %
Green wcst lO, 2o0 tast fh II and principal hOtss
Sew YOrk cay II brooklyn Amos Court-st ~ froNL
way. $50 So Fulton.st. 40 Mauhattansvoi DE Esb
Y Transfer company wl al for and check baggage tsoa
hotels or RESIDENCE to destination y,~,ocx
General Aeout Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
HIP S&LDWIS g e. ,. Agt, 10 LiooFty at, Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
.osroN Angus p. 1851
SATURDAY. To-day


MONDAY, Aug 2J-P. n.
At III. Stock Exchange the new week opened with
collapsed markets, Either extreme dun"'s or feyeT'-a
pess AMI depression were tic features Of to
day The share speculation opened with
q moderate pres ,urs to sell that during
the frs ua hour OF business re'ulte in some sharp de-
elues IN p-ice There was not 30 marked a desire 20
rel "a th.re was decided dsiuclnltou 90 pure base
Hence after the first decline, prices were easily
,tesdet, and later were as easily advanced.
As a rule the lowest prizes Of the day
were made in the first hour OF business The days trans
at ous amounted 20 232.349 share. % which Union
Pacific furnished PAP sh res - Paul $1,000 7htr -
aid Western Union SOAJ0 shares. These three
stocks coutr Du ed tran one-hah OF the
whole The important fluctuations in Union Pacific
were follows: II opened down l9 cent at 81 = and
sold AZ 10000 S2E493 0lSl9u49& iSa4 4jo'o 30
Boz: the final price shows decline Of Ia from >aur-
DAY ana CO. from Friday bes prices s. Pau opened OF
t. at s5Ia, AMI only dec lned q 1eio-" IT. rally
10 Sc; aftcrwar1 it sold at So sos 50 q e5 5
9s53e Western Union opened down, - az 6G4
aUd sold at 657s GA 067s and is exec u'ua show
il- gain q per cent. Northwestern ruled rally
weak and after IOl5 1924 show dLI decline OF H.
Der cent The report OF tie g. Paul Company or the
tlri week il August shows glin OF >15-, "l'h 25I
nesmore road, while The reports OF North7 esen ana
Omaha .mpa les again are delayed. Cent. and Hudson
ors a n4a los of y aud Lake ore a. "a per cent
bu tLc1 lowest figures were made ln The cry dealings
frm Vlca there were some recove.ic- and .aer SCI
backs The coal stocks attracted only Atte attention.
AID their pr ees moved up and down in sympathy with
tie general market Delaware. Lackawduna aud West
Ell. ater lllQl12is was down y per cent and Read
Ing. after 27la nj 25 mp Il pcroen C., e., c. aud l.
on s,les OF only 400 shares, icll from 45l2
10 4ll2 To market, whole, wac dun aud
therr were strong indications that in TIE pos where he
business was moderately large, matched orders played
g. important part The closing figures we're MOI made
-ou; an apparent effort 20 make 'hem look vel a.
% circumstance pcrni ted
Government b0n1s were dun and strong. BIDS Tor ne
A. and 4'a. were i higher Annexed are tn closing
uuOt4t Ois:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

ooa 10 rumr alrrs soa uDe ago at 4all i,c aud
me tNtragr was estimated ~ ~ r..
htEN t0-hecept- yesterday and today 30
jersey l aud ~ al Goth mHk head. against
o. neal last Monday. The arrivals the past were
'lUrdh less lhaI tst anu ,.4u head than Tie
CORRESPONDING time lastyea
500 nj the WttK b LAT there impPOy 'meut
- 20 m rae for Good Cattle I'D both "Wednesday and
t"f TIC a. adVnnre or the days amOun FIJI 10 nearly
- Ic ibi Wue Texans Coi0IadOs aud 'om Natives
IN hud 10 dec r, with sales flush FRIDAY
lower O. an last NJ nlaV,
The a, ais o-ay we're glt-l8- o'ds-snt OF .hess
- cars we're SIGN 90 NJ Ia Ead 90 firy
faufh'rrers h. rcuing the f-w he over from
ht eek there not 1870 safe, 81 which
ou carloads We oiere ttJersoT city. Ihe weather
itNofahe o. The selling interest and trade opened
Gd,ih an adylnce Of c per II ON Ierals Co.la'os
shd ishi NATIVES while Good 10 Choice Bull cks
eIAy Rated &C higher The yards ,st, cleaned be-
iOt lO o'clock The supply % Texans and CoOra+
Iaihtr limited and sa.e- made &C dress 81 10
Tor me former AMI AZ Sc tho latter Lte ~ockers
lom NI-nii and OHIO sold down To- dress j5
u. hut the al range very Ordinary Prime
was from atO l22 10 dress s G5r 10, car1a IL OF
Ohcr and Extra heuuckY steers belonging Mr Lehman
Sc hr ~ nigh ~ n jAr p per | 100 n.
Ne3 rs III rma1 & Gll-t purchased % Medium to Good
Sltes t j lie 10 dress 81 dud Mt Goldsmith bought
4. v iF Prime buuOCks. Wa.u y at - lZ2
70 shipments Line stock Fresh Meat this port
tOda7.
Tue weeks shipments o. Live Cattle sheep Dressed
1ecI Mutton fOillws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

Thor. were no sale Of 80 te bonds ani they were 20
ned ia hat The Quotations were unusually near.
o. cit. bank ocks the ony sale 10 Amerc IN TX
change.
The bu4Des, ia railroad bonds was unus ally Hgh' ana
thr- we're few significant change in prices Le second
s,nsols after decline Of u o. G24 recovered TO Gals
Missouri Kansas and Tcxa, general - were of Ia TO
6l2i. Rome Water own and sdens burg conso 5s de-
eliucd L 10 10 Canada southern seconds wrre down
llqats So West Shore and Buffalo first IS were about
steady at 42a d434 d42s East Tennessee, Virginia ana
Georgia cOnsol IS were firm at 5934 a go New-York
susquehanna and Western frs declined 10 TO- Burng
ton aud Quincy deDenture 5s steady 90. Denver
AID Rio Graude cOnsos up 10 53Q.aud Western
extension were of u at 80. Oregon Short Line Ga de-
elned from 7sls 10 744a75 Texas and Pacific Incomes
we're is lower a. 40 snd first Rio Grande division we're
Gown Der cent 10 81 Attain ic and Pacific incomes fell
from n \ 10 q 20 and Kansas Pacific cOnsOls u
lever 20 slia -
Tie sub treasury to-day gained on balance S24t,522
rsie Oh by a coin OF @462 AGO. less currency loss
az sol g3s The DAYS opera ions covered: kcce pts,
g. O3s; payments, Ss73,5l6; currency balance.
Sl322s,520; coin bal ance. Sl25,0ss.s24
Money Al the stock Exchange tODay worked harder,
aud the late business done al 22 per cent, aud
tie closing was at the highest rate.
The Clearnx House statement Today was az follows;
IIchangea ss1 BAL balances, r3,4sj,0l3.
tn United States Treasury at Washington to-day re-
esived $4,000 In SatOnal bank notes Tor redemp-
ton The customs receipts were SDDJ SO, ana The In
JefnS revenue recclDs we're S713,sy0.
the market for foreign exchanges developed nothing
news business duu aud rstes are ngm Al quotations Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norh Rirer. Tesseis1ni Railroads
NEw-YoRR. August %. 1896
oENERNL MAREEf RGroRr

eorrrr-srot MO quiet ola raif. l0',aI New, l"'9e
ehirs 4HI bags uAht1a "rssfi" aud 400 ~ DO on w
bfms Options dbl aHd 100 10 go points We pt"'
brf showing fhr tust depression narA f1nn bhta o." .
far AUGUST, Ana o. ff re taHbrf lnaftb 10 N,iHWf
aud 90 uf bn'emhef onsnt lniri ahd striY ~ lhs
rtpieinh1f 80 o. 0etobrt ~ va
hQyrmbof -4Da abUi bocembef SO h.6l Iannafy 40
II .bt February sa0as co March y hi0 90 bld shh
asked. Mild GRADES Brgtcted o. g cat eAifht
though BOO mats fadahs 81 Cora we're 'od on p''4'
terms.
tOrTON-spot cotton firm ant UNCHANGED ana n ,
active sales lsS SATURDAY eyrnn - hcl''ihs
0l0 Tor export and 81 for stnn!ns Nered %" ,i
tracts bales Receipts the pOrts to-day, S-- Dio
against tins day laAt week aud $500 lasl frai it
September l47b,4j3 Uaea against b'o-''2o same P0o
last ,c--.,-, an.
Tie quotations according the American Classification arc
follows.
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STONlNGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and all points EASE
The only direct nne to WATCH HILL and MARIA GAN
sEIT PIER steamers ieaye PIER IS y. dally EXCEPT
Sundays, ats y.
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence, Worcester Nssiua and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
rrEir leaves Providence Ioa steamers l1oda u.
through WHITE MOUNTAINS Fabyaus, wltaoat CHANGE
PArl0F attached.
Steamers Rhode Island aud Masssch PIER
~ n. K. daily, except sundays st5p.a
s.w. foPPLE. v. y. a. III wssts e. - z.
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60 75 ~ "N- - 80 ''' ~
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pEE85YLVANIA RAILROAD



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MINES AND MINING.

SALES At THE NETWORK MINIYG EXCHANGE
NEw-YORK. August 25, 1854