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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
Big POrkers,

On Tuesday Abraham Earhart slaugh.
tered for Jonas Waltz, of Rapho township,
two fine hogs, aged IL and IA months
respectively, one weighing 4l31 pounds,
and the other 4l4a.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

No fear of small PoX II Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid Is used freely. 1t destroys the very
germ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

The State Agricultural society at their
morning session on Thursday elected the
following officers President, George ID.
Stitzel, Reading vice presidents, II. NJ.
Engle, Marietta Josiah Hopes, West
Chester W. :. Bissell, Pittsburg re
cording secretary, l.. b Engle, Chambers
burg ". i. Brnton, Christiana treas
urer, Geo. B. Thomas, West Chester. Gov.
Pattison addressed the society and extend.
cd a cordial welcome. His remarks were
much appreciated. The cx president of
the society, Josiah Hopes, of West Ches-
ter, gave an epitomo OF the twenty five
years workings of the society. 1t was
replete with interesting statistics and
valuable historical references. Discussion
Of questions of interest TO horticulturists
and nOriculturi,ts occupied the attention
Of the society in the afternoon. 1t ad.
journed this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

my baby, aged fifteen months, was attack
ed with Group, but was cured with TWO DOS KS
OF Thomas EcteciTfc on have used this med
iaith in IL" Mrs. Daniel Mann, 52l Seventh
ST., Buffalo, N. \. For sale by II. Is, Cochran,
druggist, lj7 ana l39 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

maryIand's New u. y. senator.
ANNAroLts, Md. Jan. ts.--Judge Il. r.
Wilson was elected senator on tho sixth
vote.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
TEfE

SCHoLL.-January 10. lssl In his city, lItulie
scholl, daughter OF sOlomon and tIiZa sChOll,
aged IS years.
Funeral on Saturday at 10 o'clock II. M, from
tho residence OF heI parent, IA West Chest
nut street. Intermcnt ~ Woodward Hin
cemetery. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

Avoid cheap goods. Tne Hop Pastsr cures
pains and aches where other plasters simply
relieve, 25 cts. at all drug stores.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
The Chinese Must Go.

And so must neuralgia and rheumatism
when Dr.. Thomas Eciectric OF attacks them.
This medicine Is n marvellous product OF In
genious thought, Buy IT. aud try H.. For sale
by IL. B. Cochran, druggist. 1877 and ls9 North
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

CoLDEN's Liquid Beef Tonic impartSstreng
to body and mind. Take no other. OF Drug
pists, jltiwdeOdSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
A $4,000 Fire.

LocKPoRT, N. Y, Jan. lS.-NeaPs
paper board mill burned last night, Loss,
$50, 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
saved the BABY

The surest preventive against Small Pox IL
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. 1t destroys con.
tagiOn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
NOTICE 40 WATER RENTERS. ALL

NOTICE IO WATER RENTERS. ALL
~ persons who have sold or transferred
properties using city water are requested "a
notify the Undersigned, personally, or by pos
tai card, stating location and 10 whom trans
ferred, Those disseminating water viii also
give notice ON or before March | next. by
attending TO this request mucn annoyance
win be avoided on appeal day.
JACOB HALBACH.
jl2StdS,w,s superintendent Water Works
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
DUpLIu SAFE us wrsrEmS HoKsEs

DUBLIU SALE UE WESTERN HORSES.
L On MONDAY, JANUARY Il, 1884, Will be
soId nt public sale AT the McrTimac house, q.
A. Miller, proprietor, Lancaster City, Pa, the
following live stock, to wit: one Car Load OF
Illinois Horses tiT9t-ClnsS feeders, ana some
for general farm usc and good drivers.
The above stock must bG ~ represented ny
the Undersigned or no sale. n credit OF VI
days will be given. .
Sale TO commence at o'clock, p. m, OF said
day, when attendance will be given by
GEORGE GROSSMAS.
| i KEENAN, AuCt. il6-ltw&-2fdF&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

seems strange that any one Will suiier
from the many arrangements brought on by
AN Impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills ShRShPARlLLA AND STlLLlNGlA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYKUP will restore
perfect health TO the physical organization. IL
IL indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take a1d has proven itself To be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER evor discovered, effect
ually curing scrotula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidncys, Erysipclas Mala-
RIA, all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious com plants and all diseases indicating an
Impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Hid
noys, Stomach, skin, &C. II corrocts indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you It's
merits as "A health rencwer, Tor Il ACTS LIKE
ACuARM, especially when the complaint Il
of an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency TO
lessen tho natural vignr of the brain aud ner
vous system.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

tai says Don't forget to advertise In the
papers two gold watches, three silver stem
windcrs and ono diamond pin. Look for "A
club OF - In u few days"
MOUNT NEHp CLUB.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

The Lancaster Pinatorc company Will meet
at l3s North Duke street. tomorrow (Satur'
day. evening at o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
InE poUEritY SNOW.

a Good Attendance OF yisitOra--The Judges
Busily Engaged scoring the Birds.
There was q good attendance OF visitors
last evening and this morning Mt tho poul.
try exhibition being held In tho new post
ollice building.
Mr.. q. o. Brown, of Baltimore. who
judges tho fowls, and Mr.. Charles
Brown, of Baltimore, who judges inc
pigeons, arc busily engaged IN scoring the
binds, Several classes of each have already
been scored but only few OF the score
cards havo been mado public.
Tho Plymouth Rock scores arc Us fol
lows Fowls-Arthur y. Bosley, Towson,
Md, cock, 0lt hen, S7-l7Sl. j. W.Mc
Crackcn, Chelsea, Delaware county, Pa,
cock 00I hen, S0t-l77t !, W. Nc
CraCken, cock 80! hen, sGi-1l5. G. s.
Greidcr, Mount Joy, Pa, cock, Sc hen,
sst-i7li. Peter NJ. Orth n Bro, Read
ing, Pa, cock, S2 hen, S0--lG2 (; J B,
Long, Lancaster, Pa, hen, S0l.
ChickS-Arthur :. Bosley, TOwson,
Md, cockciol, s4I; pullot, s3--ls73 j.
W. McCIacken, cockorcl, 50 ; pullot, 0Ot
-l70I. Peter NJ. Orth y Bro, cockcrel,
~ pullct, ssi-l7Gi Peter NJ. Orth Il
Brooding pcas, 1 chicks, q. W. Nc
CIackon, coCkcTcl So. puilot 92-iSOt
9. $. Groidcr, cocborol 81! pullo, $50
l7GI.
The score cards of tho gamo fowls aud
chicks arc marked as follows:
Black breasted red fows--J. Pierson
Woltsburg, Pa, cock Of! hen 92i-lsi.
Choks-Ransom B. Jones, Penn Ian, N.
y, cOckerol 90 pullot 02t-lSSi J. b,
Liohty, Lancaster, oockerol 03 pullet 80.
--ls2t. !. Piorson, cookerol 30 pullet 02
--ls2. Geo. w. Acres, Lancaster, cock
ercl 81; pulot s0--lsO j. B. Lichty,
cocker, s0i puIlet S0!--l70!. Shultz
Bros, Brickoryille, Pa, cOckerel SO pull
let S7t-l75t,
Golden Duckwing fowls, 7. b. Dorsey,
Elliott City, Md, cock 03 hen V3-lS6
Chicks, Joshua Shute, Meriden, Conn,
cockerol 90. pullot 03i lisa.
Silver Duckwing, chicks, Jos Il. Trss
ler, Lancaster, c0ckerol 50; pullot 02t-
Brown Red, chicks, Ransom B, Jones
cockorol 90, pulet 02b-lS3
Red Pyle, fowls, w. w. Mowry, Wash.
ington, T., cock 80 ; hen 0O-l79
roultry Notes.
The Perfect" incubator, of which NJ.
Rudy, of this city, " agent, arrived from
ElmiTa, n. y, and was placed in cOmpoti
tiOn with the others heretofore mentioned
In external appearance 1t resembles the
Success" manufactured by Frank Hum
phreyvillo, of this city, but differs from il
in many Of it's details. Mr. Humphrey
Vile claims TO bo the inventor OF many
important appliances connected with hi
machine, aud denies that no copied any
thing from the Champion, which was made
after his aud in several instances adopted
his appliances.
The society has swung across tho stree
ia front Of tho exhibition rooms yer!
large and handsome banner, on which /
painted game cock, a handsome drake
aud pOutor pigeon. together with tn
words Lancaster Poultry and Pigoo
Club" and tho date of the exhibition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

INsTATE OF JOi'S HhKIEH, LATE or
Ia Lancaster city, drCcu~"I,-Lctters OF ad-
minis ration on said estate having been grant
Ell TO the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to acknowledgement II sid
ing In Lancaster city.
JACOB GABLE, Administrator,
W. a. WILSON, Atty, Js-btdoaW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhOrso, cattle. sheep, hOgs poultry and all
Live stock a POSlTlNECURE. In8y2i-2
For snle at n. Il. C0crranH drug store l37
North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

.ihER'S PAIN rhNACEA cures a pain in
man and beast fOr use externally ami inter
nally.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18
HEB ADVERTISENENTs.
ruME oNEi COME ALL

~
The Fitth Grand Annual Exhibition OF tho
Lancaster County Poultry Association.
JANUARY Il, i, 10, q, - %
Third Floor New postonicr building, open
each day from II IN. TO 10 p. m.
ADMISSION, scots,
Children under u years, lOcts, Excursion
Tickets Pcnn'A X. Il. and branches, January
II lSand 10 Jlul6,I1l>,l9 ,2l ,22SltwR
I'OH RENT, From APLtL l.-rHE FINE
i large dwelling house and physicians
office "a rooms with all COnYoniCnccs), all I'm
excellent condition, and brick stable for 20
horses situate Nos. s. and % WOst Orange
street, and formerly known ~ tho Dr.
Muhlenbcrg property" WOuld rent dwell
ing, ofllce and stable separate. For particu.
lars apply 10 , ,,,,,
f!-5tcodR 10 West orange street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

AVON guloping consumption by the time
ly use Oi Iialo's Honey OF iiorehound and Tar.
Piko's Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
ItlwdeodSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-18

The Suits and Overcosts in this list are all
fresh. New Goods and OF the Latest Fashions.
made In excellent style anu were considered
cheapat their former selling prices. When we
purchased them IL was not our inte ntion TO
sell them tor less but we have been LEFT
WITH A SURPLUS STOCK THAT MUST BE
TURNED INTO MONEY. To do this we sac.
rince them, by which means we open channel
for buyers to secure Bargains in yuch quanti-
offered by us.
In Tuesday Evenings Advertisement VIC
Will give IA tull ard revised list OF Prices.
Many lines have been already sold out and
some new ones put In their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGroS. Tuesday Aug ., 1884
p n Coxern's -rccFssoH.-The Score airy Of the IN
,,ror has rpoi led Robert Carpenter Of Dodge Ctg,
f,wa srnerintrndept of the Va l0wstOue National Park
IN succeed Il. II COuger, resigned.
t,rntpras To M ExrTI1ED-Tbe Secretary Of War
b,s ,.rrsd tho Indian Burelu that orders have been
issued Go the commanding on 'er Ot the DIVISION OF
Missouri carry out the terms oi the Tfesldeh pr
IN linn aud rxpel AL int udors from the indian Ter
f0ry.
Hours TpAvsrTr-Gonerl Newton Chief Of I'm
~ aers states thai the order transfer M Cap'a1
ilorte fron duiy as Assistant Engineer Comm sI0net
az the district of Columbia ~ duty as he onirer ln
charge Of the Improvement Of rivers ami hgrbOr9 n
osefya and Alabama Nl not be rec0nsd red aud That
M ancoessof viii enter upon hs duties 40 soon as pos
siup,
MrxtcAN TuAtvs TO NJ IrsrrCrrp--tn vi'w of thf
,ylv.tsurr o. yellow frvrr In Of thr nprihrr
4trs IT Mrti1n n has boon deemed beat tn Inspect
ni itaiua coming INTO the Inted stvinl rom quay gAA
ANA tnr acting or tnrf of me Treasury 90 dHY author
bod Tho fniirr OF Customs a. ~ Flao 10 employ com
trtfuf luhurrfuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST G. 1891

KrNopoN Yrrre0ian harry be,c. zoo hills resned OIL
kruS.,ct in5i., P6IYT PiTRF schooner
rom Jsct.auviII e'
Sn9oner run NOBLE lqmDer :. % nswf c s u
h23s.on - ~ ~ anu psN scI4ons. , gm WI"
nEoq uoer out ana gaS S ea S,rs from
GGInRaT bg s T42a q 1mnP ort
-, ~ ns 81, o..d ., saasnc
Escsd 3s .aay and modrasg osv' c
SIMMER Yellow A. sio fnseeG oil S6s5sc Tor
% r and a9a ~ gt pressed l9 9ds porm ED
500 Hstnr9 winter 81 0j esi05. . .,-,o, ,,v
pir'aar Trroitlrs or,sr. are f,f srai ia only and
fbe rep@ri r,rpt continues tame slis BIZ tlrar
~ FarT ms,, a.. "s g''' 12'a''s.
TO n,c et- ~ a, ftn ,y, e,,,,, ~ prFF
Doe. M -.e .1r'rv ami me- uar.rt To- ee supported
lN m Moss fl2, Packet 81! In barrels and VIZ 1D m
u.t ~ las Deet si-@t ~ ~ Z ~ @ h M sg6 M
m0d"' den M 1ngt.l nero 40 80 ind pr Meti ~,
$500 UT MthI@- HcIIe' arc Wnni'd nt1'il' ni'
hI'f7'u ,.'' 10 -h''lifff1t 81 .Nll'' ,, '.' Z
,..- o.. ,t h.n ,nf ~ ID h7rf'Fe, qn"l'u 49,, r..
\. smoke nIIrfF 4''f' fm"t'd hhm' -
&c %. mlHbifN I. i,, 4, ,n
~, ,e@.l Ionf ,,.af lH View o't gIoo,,T, ,ie,,
r..... uHI -7Ib moo H.nW .f !ti -n r. ,uI
7Ic.....iARu- boo Ie. t.nii f.neI today ind tla
hnp"f %" Hi Hfn Nnett Prices ai Huhf'h 10 pWhlH
gn tlH options duruf Tine hUtr IrInE u Wnlofaie
derrrr0 activity 200 iv 100 september aoI Neirr tDv1rl
lh. r'f, Frftrr ceiling 4o' ne WIN itf non COUPE y
points l1finf uf HN1Ir ~a'a 100 trf H'.f .r1 Nfhn
4wl I' twiIt pl .fIr i'inq inn'lrl pc lfg ,'' N+
,'' ~ ~ NL'' Hni ~. EGG, ". Etle Vo ,,,'
eo,,,,,i., p, III s 30 ls' -op ,,s
I''"''I 7'"t goo Closing Z 80 t.'. tiV 10y
tru''L 2 ''g ~. t0tne iFH 2 o. -eIef Yeni G,Nt
lDf ts nt Iir Hninfd quoted ~ L'ur continent
siulN o. south amer, th btlltf IhI I1 - re-
~ tl'''fl't ~ ... u''n'l = Piih wv n t ,'a
EiH ~ Hf!. ihi mo hhpf Pc f.ft hin .ih i.tuNly
, i1"" ''''s ~ nj 'n.tt. ,t. 40 ,',us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
AILLIoNAIREs WHO WERE ONCE HUNGRI


From The Virginia ctr Ea'erprtse.
In the first months of 1860 tunes were tough
on the COmstOck, The winter OF 10000 was lerrlDE
severe az oil Od-settlers well remember. supplies
could not be brought the mountains from California
ana before spring OF the ComstOck went hungry 10
Ded about three nights IN the week That winter )0y
crowd made their Headquarters In cabin That STOOD on
tse hillside above the Ophir office, near the CALIFORNIA
tna The cabin vas sort OF cave. In entering u one
went down steps The roof was composed OF layer
" brush stratum Of dirt, and over this canvass cover
- hold Il all IN place The cabin contained -FOUR Ounka
Two on the south and two on the north SIDE. John
haekay had the lower bunk on the north side, aud
Alexander Kennedy slept in the upper one Pat :.
f9ettat present United States Marshal COrDett-and
Jack o Brien occupied the south hunks
az That time Mackay. Kennedy and others were rum
mug the Old Union Tunnel and were working every day
AZ times rough aud grub scarce, the nurneer OF
!OqgerS the cabin Increased. Jack Nc Canery was
ahen In on the understanding that he was To furnish
s90o Tor household ana johnnie walker In consider
suon OF bic doing All the cooking. The newcomers
brought their blankets and slept the floor. Virginia
y was then town OF brush shanties aud canvas tens
sna vas good TO 1nd shelter any where Lumber De-
s1O per loo feet, palaces were nor 70 oe ekPeoten
A. the winter wore away provisions 0f all kinds became
sosict and famine prices ruled for time carry III tho
.spIng For a lev days square meal "d0wD town
VIZ w. Those oil the boys IN the CABIN VINO started In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Norih Ricer. Vcss,is mi Raftr0ads.
GltrRAf. MARKEr nrpnRr

Nry.YprR Aueuff o. f71L
Asura-cor'n1o quiet 81 4al's. fpf ro''. End 5la'"
p VAN e. very dun end With stock ir.eg oGer,d
pfl, tlT weatnrH. M F 800. f0r southern ana .rffin
htttptNO Htrrrftia IIt.r0r POI. change 'n M. grn.
~, .l' u ana t fp'hf afr rwp.n iii h'aN"iy hFi
tn-,e},g r'rrl,aa do, a. f5gF 30 Eur 90 az e. 5o
Y Lnmber tasisrs spruce flIIFl1 Whlt" Ply" ~
u-iv ~ West iTiia -hpp.ns nO8rdl yellow PIN" $50
= HlIh "luls White ApDl 7 az. pnl lar '''
Hrh"iy ~'1HFI. .u Cherry go ffif. lIn4'nf. = 10
&c Nault fglsfll0i Asn sllafib o,k f0af
mape s4sfsi45D Nails t17f1 81 p'r fs4 Ton !" -
gfpsud.
cgtt-rtera is nothing uev Traie either WEN nr'i
hanN' ~ lpnlrrf ia alDl a. l4i re- yell tud le ami =
snf" t f's y h"ld ft - n e. Fro i'f eifs''' anN
f'i lt rlitu e.liat dit rtf r4rF0 u11i'A ~ l'r
70 raal Nuiunt dul an1 ~ fhuuf feature A. tho rI'n
tinfn Hnn'Aa rfir points ivHf than ta pfnfn17 nei
INn ,'nH1. p'.f.' y 10 90 iiI1rs august LW. ~
u'i"h. luHHil. Aprr uhrt 4'lfF ~ tnd 'r''u
nt go . s. rhe7 o. % Hll ptaie, ,lh aal9a iV'
base - anna .urtnn lnit inH HIu 600 Aiftfain ln't
'hpFIhANt riui De- a moderately ltiI 90 frmnh 70
tfppitnl a lH 1fnf -ntiy nsu.as we quote inpYhhds
hldE h az 10 udHp7 ~ trrrt lFf ir hpl o. iaft
go 1t.f helssiss ahsess and eaas 81 ~ y Hbaii
90 hpI 30 non III r1At2 dul 800 10 l = -. ''l'
rh0nhs and sew nalhs b inch I'll t5dti iUH 500 inri
81 ~ .Htl 10 old -hapaa Wifhuht hrmt t3" t9-i mum
shocks ind Heads 90 10. do Pipes toGtt ,. ..
AMI It.g luf --tl
COTTON --po Cotton wa again Gnef and uno hinsed The
sales nl me Day 1853 uainr NJ which ~ we're i' H
Ing i Tor home consumption Receipts az The norris I'D Diea
against al ms day asst week and $50 last wear. go
the iotitols according - tns American ciisilcAol III
abf0u0Ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

LIVERPOOL. August Provisioas-Bacon Camperiaad ma
"a, cd Long Gear Mdiles AS Sd short GEAR Mdde.
AZ 0d short Pba shoulders 3t4 ID cwt Beet
Tor extra uiln Mess Prime Mess, 7os P1rk-Pri
Mess Ia 81 per Dbl. Prime Meas Eastern "a Vest
ern +. Lari-American So. OF Prime Western, = ~
Lard III 4JA 3D. Hams-LOng cut, Bt+ I'd. shoulders ~
Butter Jjs. per Tor hnest aitsi 7tst-, theese
Wheat-fed Western spring q 81
al ~ Rst Winter 4. ST. = H. per c.nal spring
IA jdf New Western Winter T. Sd New nitnd Western
bs OF. a. if)rnia No l. - ID as. At California No =.
- id. as H. per centiL COrBAK 1lL - p-sl 10.
new s., -sl per ceuta. PrOiIce-prt. oil Itro 1tu>.
pa 1di DO ar London. 2{s ID per wi Refined petrb
eun '.d per gallon. clover seed-An-rcln Rel 49,
ner rlIlpv. Its. 1d. VI. tIsln 1'ul1.
Is d. Pale "a D los Cd Li1seei Di. l's a. per w.
Brpadsufs receipts VI fDr nr three taTf
were $4,000 cenils. Including $1,000 American. heccipts
vi American corn. Il 800 ceutala .--
per Ton calcutta Linsnel So 'd H per quartet In.
seed cake Is Ios pr Refined Petroleum, si
o. per gallon spirits Of iurpentns -lA .l net "
-p-rrn oil. Rosn ~ pnHsn. - Wi % - tiE
pale. - ola prlvIsDns-LlrL 40 o. per fWt tor
American SUGAR l5s 800 "a ryt fp ADA smith
JiIrEug 30. AL ~ 81 dlA@ Sd i1t -uJt NJ ~
1oyad0 AL rBu lt0tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06
STATE Or TR4DE
nnnFsrlr NAtKRrt.


B.Lrnt0Rg August -Fomquet and steady Howard -trset
ana we''ra 735r T. t. N N, s a2 s,sf5 y 49,
Extra 81 ajss4 do. Rio Brands. l4qt{ 70 ta'4psco
southern steady audi quiet western. lower and nacnye
southern Ee4 p5 WesierS " ntsr Red spe 81 =
al &c August 94 a0-c Ssptemoer 53 a. &C. DeIo9tI
80 956 5on5a southern Witt @ $50 DO YeO%
Western ,1'i S1s1 ,t .tesy and oet ssuthsfn a
$50 Pennsv wanna. a. % c. Western White 4 St'c 90;
PorSs7 Rscspts- Flour 4l3- Obis WHEAT 900 oaan,
100 9a'9 9Si ,o w 'Ssa 300 Dush saesc
Wheat a 900 Bush.' Corn 10000 0uih
BOSTON Ns Augg.t 6Fo tr an ana unen Plt@St
Water Waeata 81 as 90 Corr du steamer Yeo" 9s;
sui No White 47a54.c., No : White 459 s4aej
Ss,rts and Mdiinss quiet at S2l Rsceipt,-Foar. so
sSs. zoos sax Corn 1000 bash oats 5.lOO oush'
shorts 1000 bu,a
BUFFALO y Y. August 5-Flour heavy wheat dull and
lover sale. 800 bush. no Regular At 9jc 500 bush DO
Winter Buffalo inspection. At 99c 10 Hard NofSh.rn
No . NJ xed at 50 so l 200 busn No White al j3c
n is u1c6ansed cana feshs % NswYorA 'ealy
Was't &c Sirn s ma Uts' ar 81 900 6s,s o,s
81 900 bush shipmests-Flour $1,000 obs Wheat $4,000
bush, Corn. 1000 bush. Oats, 10000 bush
Fancy s. S5as4s Prov sons-Pork Al sI5 IS asl 70
srl active At 81 -794s7 % BulEss4ts arn' shoulder
S ~ shortriD - Bacon seaiI shoulder 80 "a
mon aud ight "a IS: PACKING and ButcherI - 4Os
81 49, rscsipts. 1 aels shipments. 90 head
CHICAGO August5-The visible supply o. grim Augns,
vas Nhett ti23ooq 9us 700 basa Barley $4,000 bush
Fonr ouet and seaiv Far Choice Winter Wheat - -
sS5 ID. spring Wheat - 09sYt 5Q Minnesota saGefs
= IS Rye Flour 81 i5es34J in barrels Wheat shade
lover 6ut ruled steaiy saiss rans@I AaFusI - .
Gs1c closing at - sep'eno,er o, 80 " "
v.n,is = < 7.c closing 81 isc. No chicago spring
,,I.c closing al ~ a7l s. Cora n far demant
0s.n "a = August "a i2c Doc, closing ~
Doe. 5epsmocr. $3.50 $50. closing a. oic; october
sil,r 11f1C November. q y &c, clos
ne Al -,c All the Year 43satAi4., closing a. a. Sci
Nj A. ha44tsc. closing al 44isc oats quiet but trm
I'M At 81 &C. september. q 70 s. closing a. -Bc All
mo Year - -oi &c. closing ~ 1910. NAY. 2tl~
"ar,c cIo~ug a. Zgisa2ely. Rye steady At Gle. Bar
oy firm 6jt feGc, septembsr PORK dun and steady
Ca.h $1,000. ADJUST go w. september > 80. All tbe
Year 81 O1dei20-9 Lard qmet cash 81 ca ft1 % -
ru.t tIr q So closing at ~ a. ~ september sos
~ 81 closing ar 81 L October S. a. b. p coslng At
III 81, Bu smests W o. short rib " t5 -hor
GEAR So nscspts-FOur 1000 bDlHi Whef, isW.'
busll Corn. sl5.00u Oushi oats $1,000 1ush rye nLs
bushl BARLEY bush shipmouts-FOur b3uV .Dplf
Wheat "a 900 BUSH Corn OjU BUSH Oat. $4,000 BUSH
/ Rye so Bash.
Drraofr AUGUST wheat 1uict NJ White CNa, V,,Te,
August ~ sc september Ole. october, o. - Nc l1ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-06

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 5-lo:3O D. m.-Cotton dat Mddlins
TpIands I'd orleans l6d sales 900 bales ineiud.
ing speculation aud export recepts 5000
bales including 600 bales Amen an. Futures iu Upands
Low MIddling clause, August aAd september delivery.
6id a-O6 l3b4d dip september snd Octo-
ber delivery, sod do October and November delivery
364d 10 December and January delivery bl-5Ad DO.
September delivery, l5-6+f.
Tenders o, de veres days clearing 100 bales
new doc ket and 900 bales old docket --
D. Coton-The sales OF the day Included 3sOD Daes
American Futures steady. Upands Low Mmdlmg CLAUSE
August delivery 64d sellers. do August and -eptem.
Der delivery 364d. sellers DO september and OCTOBER
delivery -64d value do OCTOBER aud NOvemhcr deAy-
cry 664d seers DO November and December delivery
sellers and February delivery, 63Jd sellers
do september delivery. load sellers.
3D. m.-C0tt0n-Eutures- e ands Low NddAng cause,
August septen delivery, l2btdi do september
and october delivery, l2s4d DO October and NoYembet
delivery d 2O4d 10 December and January dslVsry,
GO64d, DO. september delivery, l4-6td -.
motion Futures closed steady Uplinds Low MID.
ding clause August delivery l264d buyers do Adguss
and SEPTEMBER delivery l264d buyer. do -eptenbeg
November delivery Is Esd sellers do November and De-
cemDer delivery 64d value DO Decenbef aud January
delivery 6-64d. buyers do January ami February "a
livery 62.6id. value, 10. september delivery, 0-ltotd
GtLyTsrox Aug 5-Cotton nominal; Miilns. lO's. Low
Mndlng Good ordinary ga net and gross receipts
sGv,SyAB, Aug 5-Cotton quiet Miding lo'4 Low
lddng i0s GO0d ordinary ga net and gross receipts
bales. stock. 26+ bales go, go, 80
NEw.OHLEAvs Aug 5-Cotton quiet. MidilinS toil-ls'
Low Mdang lO7. Good ordinary pa net aud gross 70;
COastwise, l,-Jl bales sales, zoo
STOCK, 81 81 bales