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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
HARD TASK ron DIR. CUYLER.
ASKED FOR PROOFS OF THE WILD CHARGES AGAINST
Mr.. BLAINE.

ASKED FOR PROOFS OF THE WILD CHARGES AGAINST
Mr.. BLAINE.
clement IN The Netc- York Er0nGsist
II is so faras | know, q new thing under the
Sun for religious newspapers and Christian minister's 10
Sometimes by he OF vtuperatve eDthets md
sometimes by the less open method suggestion and nnu
edO AND the extraordinary ia NJ about MS onslaught
Is that IN siuge instRnt so far as nave on
served mas there particle Of proof brought for
ward any attemp TO bring 10 forward 10 support the
most cling and continually reiterated
assertions Mr. Blaine. are tod. Is a
gerous exceed ugly. Leading religious Journal, com
nirn ni- letter 81 soceptan, his OppOn-
that they must not let this crafty succeed
his little OF trying TO shift tbs issue OF the
kalonal and interna ional policy and concern. 70
tupk ~ he efirontery ~ the In writing long let
Tar DEVOTED entirely to such questions and containi
no wotf ia defence of himself against his mighty
cnsprs vino every day use mp great dea OF VIVA should
iying breath" To curse him es trick
not II "a rue, open jou Ia his work Of personal de-
tratloa but he comes 20 the defence Of those who do
therefor ASK him. ~ the champion OF these accuseis
fuf proof what hey constantly asserting VI hOut
proof " Mt Blalne IL 81 bad man that not even
Christian charity has any Office to perform IN MS behalf
and Christian duty steny demands tnat ne be pnDlcf
dRfarrd before the world base and dla10nnfed man
v must 10 eaay matter bring forward clear con
thcha ltfeiiasnbe pfuof bot assertions, not tue'a
tshstfiirpha put upon plain lanFaEr, but proof Lei
W." ptpef dem astfate=i his cBftuptigh y hiH 9rhA
esEhft ., he rash aud reckless temper aud 4, he ~
haah ed Judgment aaA lack Of meltal integrity, uudrr
the heads may bn risssad all the offences whieh
i'hs enough T. attend aefsusy 10 tho work proof,
WAith IA nov tue one pressing matter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

DETROIT Aug IL -WEeat IRA NJ. Waite cash, nesri
August hbto rsPtamhei, soc oetebsi 90 90 - Nah
N 40. No waite, SEA tofh-a0. 2. 300, oata-h1r =
White sso No a $40 ala haoaPtsWhsat, 4f,O0u bnAh,,
Corn a 600 Oais, 200 bush hhipments. WEsaL 1000
bush Corn ! 0OU, Oats 500 saah.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug "a flour qnet and prices were
nrmy maintained Mssae1h ta5aa, s9ahaJ ana Iabsi
Famiy a. as ga So Pennsyvana roller Prooess 30 Qua
An eI.SxsTe .fnly. Western Winter Low
GRADE. - OoGss 50 Whsa declined 10 closing weak
sneatIye demand light and inquiry i0r EXPORT Ne
Eed In EXPORT elevator soc No Delaware HE'D IN eI
port elevator 9Oao No. Psnnsylyan hea AloAt .nl IN
export eevatr 9ec No Red August .s'td Asoi sopsh
Der So. e8O &C. October 81 2 A5@ &c N0VenoeI b5
"a i2olo under higher reports TIC
West little disposition q opese on spec
ulatve export lots nr nAdcI hkh o.
ferings Rejected MIed 85c yellow track 6c
Sail MiIed track SEQ; san Jed August "a
6sHs59c oats-Car lots irregular ana i'"sI nhus5
larger receipts light demand; Rejected Nhlle 81
aS4c; No White. IS No White SOC futures
quiet higher under hight offerings nothing doing 20
White August IS Soc September IS 5so OetoOer "a
SS4,c Noyember O. sS,e asseiss-F.oaT SoSo eRa .
$4,000 bush. Corn, 1000 buGA oats lzrOOO pusL Snb
msntwhsat 10 500 bushI Cerr. $500 bash DATA Ieso0
bpah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

Stale bonds Wrfo dull tho sales Included small
amuunta of Tennessee o. al B0 Missouri %. 1850, 40
IOgL ana South Cafolai hIoEna Al lO2is TIC quota
ton list SHOWS free bidding and sosnt Ohcrnga Tho
dealil e. IN bank stocks included unusual number Of
srooks Park az l54is GsIlAun at 40. Mechanics al
1877 American Exchange at 1875, North American at
100 and Ninth National &C lls.
Aside from three u the speculative issues the
dealings in railroad bonds small aud prices were
barely sustained a. previous quotations large bust
ness va. Erie oond cousols and they advanced
from 5gI4 10 IS aud later sod 62a SG3s The entire
iradiug was speculative character aud the price was
stimulated BY report from OF Waist ngenc IS
that the Vanderbilt nteresi had been heavy buyer OF
the stock West shore first % to-day were weak ana
Louis first 6s were dull but closed Il lower az
esi4 yet Mr. Vanderbilt paid 81 or Ss for the pre-
Lake Shore company price he paid for IL Rome
WATERFOWL and Ogdensourg ,onso 5s after 7OAa closed
unchanged 10 Chesapeake and OHIO nTsts, series IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug 14.-Lieutenant W. ii.
Jaques has ordered TO temporary duty with the
Ordnance Committee OF which Senator j. Il. Hawey Is
chairman; Lieutenant L. l. Reamey 10 duty the Naval
Observatory September ! Passed Assistant Engineer
/. W Wooster the Passalc; Passed Assistant En-
Cneer A F. Dixon spocia duty in the Bureau OF steam
Engineering; Assistant Engineer j. b. wilmer TO the
Yantic August 20; Ensign II ero Taylor has been de-
,obd from the Naval Observatory and ordered the
training, hip NewHampshire; Assistant IA InaStrf );
C. Kerr from the Naval Station Port Royal ana ordered
10 10 settle accounts aud wal orders.
The Navy Depart nent is informed that the Powhaan
expected 10 sail July 80 for New-fo rk 1rom Lis
bou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

LwHHpa8L AnI "a PrnVisiaas-haean uhnhe" ~ w
ara Long ulalr Addss avs GA Ahott elnA' 49,
bls ud, nnlf uua aus VA, a4oalai. lAn P1i pa.
u7s flf aItra tntan Mess Prime Mess lua Fs's 49,
Mess i.a 14 per mi, Prime Meas faataih - ,n. -
eTn D Llft Amsuoln iss o. Prime Nnstaih - ~.
Lari O tJa 3D. nama-LnnH Oat btA Uli ahouinnt
butter j5s psr oSL toe nnest United st-tsa n. "a
AmnnC Cnuiaa 1iA Oh Whaat-hci NssolA 'FnA 49,.
ais Rel inter - 3D. . Id per eshai - wssara
IA 6d.i New Western Winter Is 3D. New MAon '. -"
A. al. CALIFORNIA No. l. Is ID asa 3D. California no =
* al EIs "a. Dsr GENITAL Corn Mixed OH o. 49, ~
nag So D "a per csnta. PrOiucs-5pirtts %
$ udI DO. at LOndOa 2ja % per o.L hennSl 80
leum. ID per gallon clover seod-Amerlosh Vs., ~
prr oW- faloN 3ts ID. per ost hosln nh''
a. Sd Pale los. cd Lnsesd OIL l5s "a per oWL l.
TOyIOy Aug IA-Pr0duco LInseed OIL Nv lue1 ~ -
per Calcutta nseed Asa Sd "a s. 81 per quarter = -
seed axe d23 los per Renned rstroe IN 49,
esd per gallon. spirits OF rurpenune 2Js va PsI ~
sperm Oi, Zo5 psr Hosin-Common As W. fer
pale 81 ollA Pr8V.slons-I.ari AS Ol per cW- Ut
American los Sd los "a per cwt for Oa2a Csus
hlRa d iriZng J5o ani lJA 3D. glth III tor Su'~ NV
coysdo ialr rennn. anoaL
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
B1sTly Angus "A. ls3L
THURSDAY. Aug. 14-P. NJ

THURSDAY. Aug. 14-P.
Today stock market FOR th- -r,a err part OF tne day
was a continuation of yesterdays curious and eN-
ceprioual movements. The Starting was male win
r~ce- that averlg. abou y per higher than lat
evrnin.'. closing dgu.cs ard the first I've min tee
from 4 q, u Der cent vas ad lei 20 Ga. opening hglres
following thar there iu retrOsressiQn tnat put
nrice. down to about as nights figures, and then
rro,d alvance 10 prices above those IN first hour
l. T. Shore md Contra, and HIdsen far examples o.
the DAYS general movements. Lake shore opened no 9
N s3a and sold 40 81; 10 ten declined TO s3i2 and arcr
auc.uated within Il per cent o. 81 I'll an
order n purchase OOI made its appearance and
vaa cx. cut.d with expedition that in the twnkine
Of an eye sales were record a 49, another drop o. s4
was followed by another quick advance Co. 95l another
decline To 80 was followed 10y advance 10 -. with
s1es NJ only 500 shares, and ths tina prce-s32 Ia q
lower than the opening. central and HUDSON opened
stendr lO7 and turing tina fret hour ranged between
1914 and lOe Iuf after noon the price
advanced from 1919 to 1854 on sales Of
LOO shares o. sales Of half he amount tie price
declined o and closed 1914 The story of s4ue of
$4,000. 600 TO s2O.OOO,oOO Of Central and Hud-
son bonds was circulated ust bcfre the rapid advance
TO 10pA was made The whole market moved up aud
down az has been parcu. irscd with the two stocks
that wero ma special features IN he day's dealings.
aud AZ a rule closed weak az fractions below the OPEN
ing ngures.
Government bonds dun, but rather lrn, with the
bids ff Tire "a up pet osat Annexed tho closing
nuotatiousi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
Business Chances.

EOR SALE.-Cattle rancho IN Western Color
ado fine winter and range Five hnndfe'i hssi
graded cattle mules and all necessary equipments
for the business FUT inll particulars address
:. BALDWIN, los ~ James place, hrooslyn
LOR SALE.-Furnture and good will of
aslsct school for boys brook seasgnahie
room. well located and convenient rent Low haeet,..
Principal. ~ Iohnland SUFFOLK 60, T. ~ ts! ~ ~
lafayette Brooklyn saturday, august ~ ftem i"tes
NOR SALE.-A newspaper daily aud weekly
With fsir lob sfnoe attached As efeehen' VsisA'n
ofeted Address J n, Tribune ONCE
tAANTFD A mariner IN an operate enter
w .ft.s p.rmsnshi In New YORK CITY about fs,Vee
seauifi AdAfss. MUSIC, Itihnhs Once
WANrED-sA manufacturing plant, waite,
w ba-at residence and grounds, railroad nssf Nav
tefl sdifsss M, tubunn omrs nuf thrsihnt 81 fhis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels sand Railroads
EEw-YoRK August IL, 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. August II. 1884

NV IVNIN ltII-TI'V TT
at o., 1q7sc sales 156I bags er Geneva" 1000 eX
Glni" 900 ex "Memnon" 90 "Hor'ox' and $50 *
sPever" at private term. stock lf6J3O bags options
quiet a; time higher but later losing the advance YES
10000 bags closing steady follows August 9"od%O c
september 10 October. Is 20 November, $50
S.25; December. z % $50 Mid Grades steady Win
more inquiry OF business however sales 500
bags Ma.lcaibO and 200 DO Sayanla on private terms
COTTON-~pot Cotton quiet and s'eaiy az Unclaimed
prices Saes O94 bales $50 last evening" oil for nome
consumption Delivered on contracts 500 bales Reccptsa at
the to-day bales against 2ui this day last week an
last year Since Seutembcr 4131f98 bales AGAINST
5.936 sO3 bacs same period last season.
The quotations according 70 tle American cassncaon Ar'
aGiOllOws
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IHE COURTS.
FRAGMENTS OF COuRT NEWS.

Robert MOorehead, the owner OF a licensed
cab has begun suit in the Supreme Court 10 res
the New-York Cab Company Limited. from keeping al
Office in the Grand Central Depot the New-York and
Harlem Railroad Company from nermi'ting tue Use o'
the same Mr. Moor head states that the can company
il allowed such office by the raj road COMPANY 10
exclusion other cabmeI AMI ne urges nat -uch
mission is violation o. the railroad coruol lo1 -
charter and the privileges granted the company oy 'uo
city. vi .ro,o-
Julien r Davies as receiver Of Grant Warur PROP.
tv applied to justice Ba tett, in the supreme M
Chambers ycsterda5 for permission 10 dlspos vi N
shares OF the Armourdae Water Company stocA VII,
IS claimed by George c. Holt "a tdc assignee OF feF
nand Ward
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a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
FINN IN, Boston Tyan,ertpt

From The Boston 7TdnsrrtpL
THAT would be bad place tor an accident
remarked 10 his friend, pointing 10 high
railroad tTestle which spanned swiftly flowing river
Did you hear that :" whispered Boon 10 Greene.
Tat gentleman says that terrible accident took place
aee once" WHITE who overhears Brown says TO Gray,
lhis IA the place that terrible catastrophe
pened awful place, isn't II n Black who hears Brswn
~ he passes by, meets Blue half mile away blow do.
seep he begins. Terrible accident up there at the
aver Tran broke through, believe. or something Of
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mi uneven; Rough Packfns IS so1sJ 7ss Paokinl
nd Shipping IS $3.50 30 Light &0aS5 3 skipa - "

and Uneven Rough Packfng IS s08sj75 Packing
and Shipping IS 75ass 3O Light S. tOss J skips - %
aS5 go. =
kef sfeadx Eynor Grades 80 50as7 Od aood Chotc<
Shipping IS 8VdsS 40 Common 70 MedIu "a oo" o"'
Grass texans a. 6U0Sf 90 -. -. -...,-.
Receipts 1000 shipments 100 marset ICY
Inferior 10 Fair 81 25DS3 10: Medium % Good. sue
s. 90 Choice Extra 90 25ss4 80 Lambs per nead VI %
ass 10. Texas Sheep. s3 504S3 10 49, .,.-.-
ST. LOUIS Aux H.-Cafie- Recept& l,ZuU snlpmenn1
95O market active Exports So 4Ods3 10 Good 20 Coocs
shipping s. 900s6 80; Common 10 Medium, a 0Jds0 !g
Grass Natives. 81 OOGst Oo Gras, Texans $3.50
so
Sas,p-Rceeipts shipments 900 Common TO Medium.
81 % Gs2 H. Good o Choice 81 5Oasi %
HOqs-ReCeipts 1000. shipments, l,OOs Market strolN
Workers. SO O6Ss6 49, Packing So 5OGs6 20 heay 50 100
81 35.
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BANKS MUST Project THEMSELVES.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Several bank presi-
dents have written u the Postmaster-Genera, asking
him To exclude Thompson Bank Note aud Commercial
Reporter from the mails. Assistant Attorney'General
Freeman says; " The Bank Note and Commercial ne
porter IA a blaclmaing sheet Published In New-fork
The plan Is send tie paper to all leading BANKS ana
ater time bill for s. is sent TO the bank Upon the re
,sal n, the bank 10 pay The BILL letter Ia sent threaten
ing 10 attack s credit unless the bill lie paid letter re-
Gently sent by the concern to the Commercial Bank OF
Wheeling West Virginia, concluded Our rating OF
bank gauge by It's business methods ara u ~ an au
ceive papers and services without payment Inc POST
enera has power protect bankers from THIS
Matchmaker A paper is not unavailable for the reason
thar n attempts TO evy backmai The intended victims
OF this fellow should appeal TO the Courts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

that sort Heard the crowd talking abont n NJ came
along" Blue hurres of find some one 10 tell me news
to He tells IL to Buff and Buff tells IL TO somebody ese,
until IL goes through all the color Of the rainbow M
which time II Is In everybodys mouth that trgntlH,
accident Just happened at the river the express tram
has broken through the trestle ten are demO-ne
the ruins FIRE. and all the 800 passengers VINO Wer
not drown ed have persisted In the flames Tue moran w
this that he too careful what they
say when third pair of ears IL near by.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
THE PARTY THOROUGHLY UNITED.

From The Judge
Democratic Canyasser.-" What place IS that
dow therei'
Nltive-" That Is Pmkvila.'
II. c." IIOw's politics there 7"
Native" Every BODY solid for Cleveland and HeD-
d c. with denght.)-" You don't say sol How many
votes nave YOU
Native" IwO-me AMI dad"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
ruE VALUE OF IMPORTED MERCHANDISE AND The
AMOUNT OF DUTY COLLECTED.

The figures for 1884 preliminary ana are SUBJECT
n correction The foregoing the rst statement sho"
ing for fun year value of merchandise enereu ior
consumption and the duties collected thereon under tne
operatons of the tar act Of March 3, 1883 that ACT
having taken effect the first day OF July 1855 lue
average al valorem rate OF duty duta0e merchah-
ee for the fiscal year ended June 80. 1884, was 412
per cent as against 4265 per cent for the hscs year
ended June 80 1888 This exhibits a fall OF ony rs IN
The average al valorem of dutable merchandise
The average ad valOrem rate dutabe goods during
Inc fiscal year ended June 80. 1884, was eI
The provisions OF March g. 1888 an cted Dy we
fa in the prices Of goods, by the reduction aoo ods
e lstoms valuation OF all imported go9us
NO longer Includes payments for comm sslonS,
t cost ~ castings aud coverings OF goods nor
internal charges foreign countries ana
o by the fact that the act referred 10 transferred 70 e
free list q considerab OF merchandise the aver
ace al va0rem NJ duty upon whics was uch DeoN
Tie average rate ON all dutiabls merchahso
tered for consumption ..a.,-,a.oa
Making IN, allow for these changes ls estst'u
Thai the Act OF March 3. 1888 Of tSe, ana apaIt o
The effects OF the changes mentioned, caused
fn the average a6 valOrem rate amounting 10 ABOUT Pr
cent of the value OF dutiahle merch ndlse e9treu ~
con sumption This corresponds very LcdrN WIN 'uo ~
suits reached by this bureau for the six lnths 'no
December 81 1883. II Is estimated that II the melnpu
of computing import values had not been cnange wy
actual value OF the imports for lss3 and 1881 wnuu
have been nearly equal instead Of showing an apparent
falling of OF about 500 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

Good Ordinary 81 NY M,lunns 1Gt
Futures dun closed generally unclaimed opening slightly
hgher but loNng The advance "a e. aosu' oa o
November i0.57 10 2s December lo2s@lo99 January
April 078a 1914 MAY 10 s4dl0s5 Market closed very
dnIl rranseraole orders 1880.
dmon At from 'sS'o 9os' 90 T per- 6 ''' Oh 'O' Oo'
FLOUR AID MEAt-FLouK7sprng Wheat Exit. Extra, ar. are
generally LITTLE doing e1po and home Ta'G @smaph
Extra 81 goist 6j Quotatop. Fine 50 I3as5 90
ane ;! r,r Extra ssts Is 2oasS h So Good TT to
Fancy d. 81 5j@as5o5 Common Gooi Extra Western
Ezra Ohio 81 80 as 90 Good as IS cholco
50 3oat 90 common Extra Mnne'3i, - s,,ai $500 g
q Patent q l{ds5 Baker. stra e. 20 9oo 81
er Wheat Eytra g oo@sd o. c Em.r S s5 51s
s GT vest sI6Hrlf ri FLOUR aa H" '"d dSoSSg
Good S'' : Choice ' S"5 5ssS s'ocayf TL6UR
sapcrtp no 81 osi 80 NO alter Tor choco corn MEAL
1teady Yellow Western So oOds3 3d. Braudy~ine s. ~
GRAIN-wHEAr-sp lotsaro "a a. lower ~, wn s,,, less
SG trade TO, sIp0, ann higher en became weak
aud declined ,sc and closed a. The lowest price,, ., 9e
Pntos stores and Lo0o bush No Rsd n Elevator Sses
Chicago sS's iGiS5' en' SSS S1i ss
Rcd sea1 g. p sHHTss d. ' e sSsi%'
aqqa SS' freight SssS s0e REQ $a
or se,t.mber 81 solc, Closing at 30 DO october
closing r do d S5 Soys%o' Closing si
do Tor anuay ~ ar 10 closing a. es PC DO cL Fob
Al Of y 81 o. closing at 81 on do for APRIL 81 o.! COS
iug AT MAY 81 OF, closing A. 81 O3....hf p
Dun heavy quoted Western, G6 gus state aud anaa
7Od7l nc. sales 10000 bush No Mfs,ern n,v ,sg ~
and insdr nee at B6c. BARLEY AND BARLEY MALI
Dull and lots are hed somowhat
higher co,inE strong with limited export demand ana
light for home options opened strong AZ about
yesterdays closing hgmes ruled somewhat tEesuh nn
Hpay declined IA lac and closed weak sales hblOon
busn future, and 81 900 bush. spot including unsrauou
NO g. blC, No. ., Oh Gdos PC ID ere
vato AMI 81 l.c No. Tor August go clos
ing GOc. ~ september 20 sdto9c closing AZ
do October 81 sa6Oisc, closing at DO ioi nov
closing az o. -OAIS-1pot lpts arc
la9c higher most maTKed on White. with very quiet
trading Options opened dun decline OF sc on Septen
her ana october Afterward August advanced &c then
declined SC other months ruling steady and nnas closed
dull. sales 40 900 bush. including No $ az Soc 30
White a. 1c. No p 3B a 80 do White 1901 No, !, . ,c.
do White 46c Mixed Western SO d8sct White 90; 40 q
ado 40 STATE a. dt6c No. for August, SO - 3atc
closing SC. do for september 81 &c closing AZ a. &C
10 Tor October 32Lc closing 80 &c .y an
gulet 4Od6O n 1Od be. 81 10. ~ ss3eJ 100 10, eOc
a 81 90. sharps. ST. Oodsl TO- Rye Feed sOGsoc
Quantity Of Grain on p4ssage Augusta 1884,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
HIS LOST OPPORTUNITY.

From The J'tdge.
She" don't think shall 60 rowing with
you gain"
lie" Why not pray 7"
she" Because you only Rugged the shore"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
AN ECCENTRIC MIN.
From the Graphtc;

From The Graphtc.
"What a strange man Jones isW
81 never discove ed &c."
"NOu know Mrs BrownH
" I havr seen her with jones sever times"
awe J. Oug Z 10 LOW he treat b r He Is deVo
uon ltself He positively ant cIpatr- every wish
~ H. here is nothing string. ABOUT hat, Mrs. Brown
a beautiful and deserving woman. Any man would be
clad o. rye her"
Yes but she's his sister"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
MS TACATI0N.

Gimlet,--" Hello. old man, haven't seen you
IN month ~ sundays"
Auger.-" No, r.
GIN ct So AID You are looking we'll. too Never
saw you better"
Auger.-" Yes, r.
Ginlet-' Your face has good healthy color, but
your Is badly burned. Been out OF town.
Auger.-" No; but my wife has"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
cor-pr r,1.ENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAunERs-Beto Bartlett Nos = -
10 100 pos poe 2l3 265 267 1858 27l 2 25 ia Zo'
27g, $40.
SrRROG AIRS CoURT-Rolina, $40 day calendar r
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Beiore Dormau' -
No day calendar. oay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
PROFITING By EXPERIENCE.


me Judge
Lady with parrot" How do you do, Miss
Jones! Did YOU come by is rain I "
Lid win dogs" No am witn for he train aaeh
dos In the no el. an going nome
LADY with parro They served Just Ike that last
seas /. Dut I've got a parrot and Chinese cat that
su this summer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
COMMISSIONERS PRICE RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 14.-COmmissiOner Price,
Of the Indian Oc has rendered his resignation to take
effect as soon his successor can be appointed NO
action toward filing t1e vacancy will be taken TIL after
Secretary Ieers return from Colorado in september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
SrnlpEAv rrNNv,INL NNaxErt

LONDON Aug. N-.l2}o p. m.-Consois, 100 li.lH COZ
bnih mony and the account United states Four ana
Fef'ont hnnd' y. Atlantic amt Great western FrHt o
gaze trustees Certihcatc' 81 NewJersy Ccutrh ist
Moft,nrc Non. 49, Erie lb'G DO second 'onsol' o.
New York Central lO Illinois central lZgis cydivtiend
Pennrynnia. T',i Reading. l44 Mexican Ordinary. $50
~. Paul Common asa.
100 m-pars alviccs quote Three scr cent Reute' ~
~ francs 92a centnes Tor the account
T. m 'pusot 700 10 FOR ~ 't Tor the account
A. ant and GREAT este Fra MORTGAGE r st"eS tru
Gates l. Eli. 6tl d. second tonaOls. Gl't Nrw YORK
Central. II luln1is tcntra, l-e't l-nusyvanm p ~
Remn g, "a Mexican Ordinary 30 = tanaldn iachc t''N
81 PAU Common. ~1it
The bullion the Bank ~ England has decrca'el
e"'t.s n during Tho pnst week
TIE prop ron NJ tho Bank NJ England reserve to liability
f. ~ To- % prr cent
Paris quote three Per cent entcs a. II francs 20
confines tor the account 49,,
rrs advice, quote exchange London at % Francs lD
ccutimCg Tor chrcks
Tic Bank Of France show. an Increase OF 7ss,OO0
francs IN 90 Il aud 1858. 90 francs n silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The total values OF
che ports OF domestic cattle. hogs and OF beef pork
and dairy products from United States In july 1884
and IN the seven months ended July 81 1884 also OF
beef pork products during the nine months and OF
dairy profuc during the three months ended the same
compared with similar exports during the correspond
lug periods OF the preceding year, were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15

Tho olna anoea essvhnfn were Du titv, O. 10000
barrels bradford. $40 600 bsrrela, and VI sburg,
g.IsJ.O0O barrels.
No change was made IN the quotations fof refined OIL
HAbtopp Pom, aug. IA crude D weaker total
ftiaa Wednesday 1907 bbisl No. shipments or ehaf.
tafs frp1ftsdl cieafaHees. giu.ouo hhis. katnnal
tfaHst eeftnraioa uprnrd NJ 7pd nhl closed at f1'u
higheHl price ef tho day. 1pAa iowsat price, fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT TIE VIEW TORR MIvTyG EXCH1NGE.
NETWORK. An rust is. 1884
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