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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20
Blood Cure for Gunshot Wounds.

According to the Australasian Medi-
cal Gazette, pious New Zealanders do
not fail to pray earnestly to their gods
for recovery after they have received
gunshot wounds, but this does not pre-
vent their using their own scientific
methods of cure, which consists, in these
cases. of drinking hot dogs blood.
Professional observers say that the per-
centage of cures effected by native doc
tors is very large, and is attributed to
the abstemious habits of the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20

Miss Sarah Freeman Clarke's second
illustrated paper on the scenes of the
exile of Dante will appear in the April
Century. Besides their interest to lovers
of Dante's works, the two articles have
a special value to tourists in Italy, who
are continually crossing Dante's path,
and who, with the assistance of these
papers, may derive an added pleasure
from their travels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20

NEW YORK papers are agitating for
cheaper funerals. Rich people may get
along without expensive funerals; but
when a burglar is killed by fellow
rough, or prize-fghter is fatally knock
ed out, the friends of the late lamented
are bound to have big funeral if they
have TO pawn every article belonging to
tie widow and assess every saloon
keeper in the district.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20

A warm interview between single
and the Individual members has broken
up desperate gang of young cowboys
in Oil City, Pa. Their ages range from
to 10 years. Their leader bore the
name of Deadwood jim. In order that
their plans might be successfully car
ried out, he had given orders that each
member poison his own mother. One
of the boys, fearing that it would cause
his mother too much pain. objected. 1t
was then agreed that an experiment
with poison be tried on the hired girl,
but she overheard the conspirators and
informed their parents. who spanked
the young desperadoes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20

A scheme is ON foot to cut a canal
800 feet wide to connect the Hudson
and Harlem rivers at One Hundred and
Thirty-fifth street, New York City. A
special charter from the Legislature is
sought, and it is proposed to organize
a company with S25, eco. 600 capital,
to push the project through If this is
done it is believed all the freight depots
will be removed to the line of the canal
and the New Jersey roads would reach
it by means of a bridge over the Hud-
son. from the palisades to Washington
Heights The canal is to cost from
IS, 900, 900 to 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-03-20

No attention will be paid to anonymous cores
pondents. All articles for publication must be
signed by the name OF the writer; not for publi-
cation. unless tits wished, but as a guarantee
OF good faith. General correspondence must be
received by Monday evening in order TO insure
publication the same week. No rejected manu-.
scripts will be returned unless accompanied by
stamps to prepay postage.
Subscribers wishing their postofiice address
changed should send their old as well as thenew
address.
The postage on THE HERALD is one cent for
anywhere In the United States or Europe
THE HERALD is sent to subscribers until an
explicit order is received by the publisher for
It's discontinnence. and all payment OF arrear
ages Is made according to law.
The Courts have decided that all subscribers
60 newspapers are held responsible until arrear.
ages are paid and their papers are ordered to be
discontinued.
The price for legal advertising is fixed by law
ana advertisements Of this character win be
charged legal rates.
Advertisements ordered out before expiration
contract will be charged transient rates
NO special Position" win be given advertisers
NO advertisements will be inserted for foreign
patrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARg-r4

LvERPoot AUGUST Pro .l.ors-B4con Cun0er,and nj
as I'D. tong Gear Nff-4 f1s 0ft ~lJrt Gear hllet
4s 80. Short RIB. 3d. shoulder 52t 81 per cWt Beef
8 Or extra Inut1 Mes pm. Moss, a. PORK Prime
Mesa ia T. per JpI. Prime Mss. Eastern. Z WesL
ern B5A Ltri-Ameucan 55s ~ Prime We-tsrn : = "a
Lard on 3D. IIans-Gpnc cat Dts. nd SHOULDERS "a Z
Butter. JJs. per nest Unit-i state cheese
American ClOi'a as o. #lsdltel Western 7prInE - a
as a.; Rel Winter - g. i pei c.ut W SDrns
7a Cd Nov western winter "a I'd. New MiIe1 Western
b. Al: C4lif0rIia NJ. J. -. a. 1s. "a california 10
~ ld.07s a. per centtL C0r1-Airet Old s. tLtL 10
new s. 81 per crntt Pro tIce-SpIrlts OF Tnro-nun-
2fs a. do London. pa "a per ReGnei Petrb
leum sd per gallon. Cl)ger seed American teL 43s
nec cyi. rtllD Bts. G. in-lJun
IL. ID: Pale. l0s Cd Lmseel on. l9s I'd.
lc ipt- f0i The past three Gays
werc 1872 900 coulls including 1000 American Receipt.
o American corn 1873 TO- ccutals
LONDON Au,ns l-PTofuce Linsoei OH. ~ ld6elo l5s
per Calcutta insee ga ~ a M per quarrer LIN
cake ,s.dG$ lOs Re1nel Petroleum "a a
Al per gallon spirits 81 TuTDrnttne Us. 81 per csI
spprm OIL 4GB per f11 Rosn- Coungn. 4s. cd Hts ID.
Pale. 5s Diis. PtJvisDns-LlrL 44A Od. per cw- Ter
American sugar. lis 5Lal 81. Tor Cuba centr
fugal rzl1t ljo All Ia 81 Glia 3d. iOr Cu0l Mus
COyado tar rennin adOlL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
CLOING PRICEs or PHILIDGLPHII TOCH&
R.s,ricd by JohN ~. DAVIS * o., Il WIS.


rrt , Il. , .cnia In, 70 J,y oucppl t,ulelv with %
~ ., 4 ur,s il, fran l,st evening". cl,si o., hgnres
D., en-: cond,tio, wa not o + ttcd To continus FOR any
le,cth q. tine A renewed upward movement was not
1onc DELAYED in VIII en- Union Pacific, Western
T. ion Lake shore aud ST. PAU thc
c,uspcous gusc heads because they (as well rs North
vcsten sold up 10 higher figures than reached In
Yesterdays market. which not the with the
general marlct The days bushes. amounted only 10
3sf4DO shares, against 5-3,7i9 shares for yestcr
DAYS business. The only outside influence that
affected tue market was derived from the mach
talked. ,b,lif aimadluc. 0f this years crops OF
which there now is little reason to question the result
Tbor,ops are now 50 well assn. ell that an abundance
sh,,td he An ,upnrtut factor IN The reasoning of any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
COTTON aARNErs-uY rgLG1RAPI

tty.eroot August 1.-l13o p. m-Cottpn steady Md.
& ulaud. ID al 30 orleans. f.lGd sales. lu OOu bales.
,,'llts 40 U1lcs -l"C atOn and export rcCCpts,
- hale. All Amr Future, uru UplaRds Low Md
lur clause August and september delivery sd. uls0
"a Gid al.nu Il.it lo september ald october delivery
Il - cd do October and November delivery. % 0-n4d DO
Noy.uu. aud December livery, l-0idi do December
uI January delivery ID. dp. september delivery, sud
n M C,ton- sales o. the lay Included - 90 bales
Amman EufuIc4 steady. tpilud4 Low Kidding cause
August delivery -Gid buyers do. Ansu't 1nI Septtgm
her iciycrv llit buyers. DO september aud october
s,iiv., e. b fiI -sr4 dn Octouer ard November deliv
ery a. Gid uuyrrs do. Noycmber and December delivery
Il std hu,rt. do De- .mu,r and January delivery td buy
cr.. ,, January sd te1uaA delivery -Uil sellers do
September delivery. l~Ctd srtctA $780,. ,,,,
ppm. o,t1u. tuuu' co,e4 dn.i Cbl1nds Log NIL
ani rrpionoer delivery. q - I'D srlet, do .cpe hoef
and urtorcf delivery. d lf6ii buyers do October aud
Su,,mber del.v,ty % .0id .ccr, 10 Npvcmoer 9nd De
,rntn,I delivery i-Gtd s',s do bctcuhe and January
delivery. ti seIcis do January aui lt1tudJ delivery,
lntd ..l du rrptrn.tr h'lN,r, ~ ltuli sellers. .,
W,,klv sirtut tn. Hc.N 800 bale' AnIltin, -,Vu
hsrs aurruatpr4 took. loo btrt eAutti7 TOOK, foe
pa.. forwarded from ahiis side direct io srnnri "A upp
bt,4 artntt export bales total trt"lnH NNuNu hi'f
American, lru0 uses total stoct 0tpulo bales Nmr, hn
bl lUln bales. amount ut tut.uh hh"hl lOtWuo uhrs
Auittitau .uub bales ..... go,
NJ uins. 81. dlol uruhttr '. ~ and si'-4 ie'rp"
4 biles stock l.ulF hilpa
WrraD ,ot and gtols recHra ip baie' Eipotts coast
VIE. hiea. aacs bales .... 49,. -
sAylSSAa, August l.-vVtlon quiet nldtpG ~. Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
SIRE or TRiD&
n,Vr,rtr WNtttrt

WV ,.,,, ,,.,.,,, .,,c.,
ana W,s'cr 5up,r % ~ a., l'', va
I,6" FIItii. do ulo urui' ti l ID 'e'w"'
imhD, 10 no. "up'. ,,",'.. .5iy soi ,,ut,.
southern uul ".H'., 9, W.. ,, ,, i,', .,t "a w.,
NSgmnl ns"c So W, r'so.6., ~. "', 15, "'to'c
a"-c. Nngn. ,'ns,,,, No. ,.,i,",, puo' Ve,.,,l MN
ANA unrunf auuthrtn WHIT t'. Ilr d' yellow 't %
M.,'i." d. Il,, Oit, .,u.. and nur. south,rn :,
N''' La .,,,, i've rl.u 'onms Tn',l ,'oooo'p'
,.Hs 'ot, 'ui nu4b Vnn,t IDIUuo un.h -ne' Wheat
'''' ,., ii,,, o,.o amt un,h,oaci
Nopo'nos LIDO 20 . ', a,' Az s,'ro, ,ans ui,
WWl'l t,''t ,i,.i..i. s., ui.lu uIH.. I.. uatr
o"o. So, 4, WS.@', ,aa At .i ua.N,6S 'rolt'' o.
es., '.a 5. ,'s u, '''" 5000 '''' ''' "''' ''''
uuuuo b y. UsuI Nl,, ''r, t...s WD,' ,9o1'
,," t' ',i,,i ,.lu. u, .to,s CO.. ut,i D., atuI,
,ln t,,,t tauI br.n Sow NNot Mr.'n at o'. 10
W,i arn, sac7 abou bush. SO WHITE 1T G
fU"'rnis u",h,6ted CANAL urfht. o N,N\o,a ',sadt.
.No.,,1 ~ ,. ''t b,,n 'ar1 d- 6oi GSsn o.i,
$50, bush n32. t.tH' o6i pn S,'' ""'''
,Nr>N,i August -loir trn. 4miH, +i 'o" - -.
Fancy. - u." ,.- , u.rsmrtt, mn shoulder.
VI " -,orflib - 4. Bacon slrAiT shoulders. s,
0hntllo bt "a ol., 10. Ptrxing ami Butchers, 8, 500
/ ~ So tr,r,u.. 771 Head shipments. 90 head
Ehic''22;; Auf" i-5 20 spra@ Wet - oGsti'
Sl,i . ,al . RE tIour G5455to barrels.
] .lsr, hut
MAea. ~ ''.G '''It"5 N a25.s scptemo,T so a..
N-'7f'" - 81" ,"- ', -.. l ..r, a. ~ a.. S,,'u,.
| closing al ~ &C. ~. '.ei ~ IN ~ 81 ,i,.,, S,,lr-
lr ph'1'y AT "a ~ i corn IN fl,l t.rnaT.I
ti7l 5-iI August 81 .dJl &c., closing At
,tt "a 5Lc closing AZ ,sc: October
o,i0- r.oano a , loo November Is z. r4g &c, clos
i "a - go An H. War Al t5lsr closing Al 4 Lc:
, lLGtt 49,, Io,ng At II nc oats st",d, but lower;
~ &C. september - u 20, closing a, 25 r.. Al
~ - -, ,, ~, rosiug AZ .Jtsr. MAY . a.
l.tt' 'l'.,,- - "a. .,2Ist nv. steady al &c Bar
iev anil n gu qf6c Seutcmuer Pork almost uomiDal:
tF 't. 81, A., ma, pi %. -ruf.pnler AK IS An tlp
ta-l = '" ard .trouc tlsb g toas, ~, IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
NFw-YoRK. Fr day. AM

NFw-YoRK. Fr day, Auf. !, 1881
The following sales were made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day;
By Rjcbayd v HdrBeV6 ca.
f. " s Si To-, % MO Cna'ls + Baott SIS $50
1si'tl,r ho1se win lot NJ 90 9thaye adjoining
above ot 25 31luo b. snyder ...... ....... 23,276
ByLJ & ThiHp.
oy 9r hGn, W., WIN ot 30 800 2 aa rat s' 10000
RECORDED REAL EsrNrE TRANSFERS.
Vrwlogx ezra.
'le a ri To- iIrlm MoorS ~, 600
riaGi. IT, Vo r. ch,rc, ean'orl lr ctalto .....
lith ~ i'5ffto 81 p6avc ,oso tohn stclocrito
iou',e nv NV. .Goa, 6l.tst 2''lo' Il 'ursn. ,,.o,
''n,n ii,ds't in,s','r,' 1900
~eSt%s. aiu;oL ,,h..,,.55 ll'o'. n,,sanr
'" p',rta,h 10 cat'criue io,ey 1000
"R'N,,1' " si',", b,ii,s uai,eit % 5000
lat 49, va ib5itam 'i-tnS IT. hu,ion lobn ming
nv. .sl amt y''o To- q. ' %, 80. I' i, !, nam.
Wo,oi f'm"'y $1,000
''o,c ds .', qaOo
a.dst w. 2i1l uw - nl,,o Wppto roup
uoo,e"6cr, ,C SGT, II a smith sod wtc Wan
umaG us Y,l u.oqt NcD. lo,o}1, % a Wolto .
gda,e. " e. = usot }l'l q. J. @e.,gi 100 q
7'" no' g' '''' ~ ~ '.' '' ~ 600
ilc lon, ami vi'c To- im,,o raob.r' e6oo
4 I
uuth anil Vito tn ! ~ Nilul .,,r LOO
Il5th.sl. TO- 900 Z. 90 NHul,N. flt .oAblllt & %
latutt .rt Vifr NI,tlt uuan4 ......., Lluu
uutu, NJ, Sos l2d Hnl l-H Auo, % luu To Adolf -
ku.ftat "a luHl
-'' simmons "" ',' 10 " IL H1,n sl176
Glth..t Do : ~ no O. ot |d ave. bdXluut, Andrew
ktIl, and Wltt 60 iltuit ttotrnfhl haOl
'' and VIE "a II c,ai ''"' '''' c2sl-
r''S So ', c.us.y '''''' '"'"'' ''' 300
,'' SON ShaGg and Vic To- ~ Keaiy 80 $3.50
.'' poyd AMI vii, TO ! IVA '... 49, $4,000
IA C." WIN aui VI, To- Lone. @ g. 900
N''. ' c'rt,.d Vic 10 " p slir'S -. 1900
'o'i' st. i, Ieuning, ct ii 20 rctry 80, 1900
43dst nj luI &c e. D. 4t!-lge - lXlOl llIiSSI
K,,l N r n 70 airy i'' 10000
~ o ,ng s s} R1 10 FD Fri ko $4,000
4}.st, 1856 r. Of 0.hate @OtrIOO3' Jane 80,
fanatic et a. tp II II 'tal ....--.. $50. b-'oi5
Fulton ave " A. l7G ttw OF lTnthst jOr.O9 Teresa -.
Ia coma r-iul am another 10 + Boyer --...- 4oOo
4th IT, w p ,1 -l; Map u '''''' 1920
Avc-C. .4th-st. 26N6 % Budolph Lyman anu ana,
wife toJ II g iAJu en- . - -, $50"
lO6.h.sf II 10 nv OF 1t ave 25XlO0ll, Henry go.
Strlckha sen g. Natul -uckrr ..---------. l'lJo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
I1ur srnrR MARKET.

Vtw yorg Apfnstt -pEt VEs-lircepts today l2ita,'
h. uici On rnu.uny loirg nnmoe5 o. nIHa,
gne aaa n. , , tho. r.ni carly NJ y
a., :. g23a gayc g'y y l ' nris "a. r'er
VIZ 'oylri oco,a and e,cr l0' vcr' cos"l on ''
,o'd'ceio5o siioISgic d h. and FOOT to Prime Ho''''
ro ,pn,n'' iody lomorr'v s'rnr,, Tl t ,. G"t
1fo quarters ~ rrot anl t'1 rua ~ nu,s nf Iut
y ine 'on 900 90 com, ls,ee a,acr ,,,e'' ~
I.' . '',i 'G,o ~, ~ ,iptr u uli
',er"ti 70. ct W.. 70 t.s' 'dm' 49, lltl@. i,g',i
s.to5t itoi,a,,os oao b. q, taa' 'oiildo' 90 No.
a. & ,".,"e ,n.''ag 70 , ., s a., r''.' o',sS
inP ,'@', NJ q, ilS aat w. =
a. 80 H. az H.. ia, tril 10 ,,sIt,. u Ia. io,@9
q N an', a ,P,,a 49,. 49, WAX ilIi h.
Al ~ .-, io li- h % Hdua md ut'n lo'' '' d" '"'a'
s TeF s G' 's4 81 IN lS S@o a % q. F 50 a.
no, l 81. ~ on cgm@'a9e :. q y li 5@ S'I b.
al 5000 1, le1alo w n. a So d. 1o - o w. a.
as at t ant ?I Il T. .a at do a5 30 D. "a, @ 30 ' $50
>mpe 80 an nm',"2n A. o fi ~, 9 7'.''' Low
[c&ton io sold on commission M N, 5.q S G6
II 90 Ill., 49, % 3f Ohio do la0j h al I2t to 'r'''
j. Sia5..s & c. soi on cenms l5 Tcy2n& s5i
4 at 10 49, S $50 h al e. e. Gii 1o15 ID at sAe
iolo eai ID TO- less go 80 DO - b az So ''0 i'
1 a I,
iii5 d. a ~ ~ Sdo i37 ~. az ~ go - Ole o' i"p
IT, t91c 3, N 29do ol2 d. AT loo II do llO' 3D. al
10 and ; TO- g-j 10. 81 9l1 30 d. .. . NJ.
GAME licce p,s l head. mainly al o,fh' lhe.
we're D. Prime sl" aud IRE caves yhlcu ctHSru
nds wcie sOll prc ranguG rom ~ - &c lo N'l
g. Nixad los and rs 2' Tor Bni' D.,
Uuue a. Mullen sllI: Nctls 49, n. at t' - llA' 90
l5- ~ 5l.; d, l9l 10 al - Co. and = Hu,'er' ~
10 n. az l2c. go 10 ~, 81. s,1 II
Mixed N. ~ %. AZ = -...t...
SIIF p AND LAM -Recepts-27 cars. Tho maINrt
was rather dun aud prices unchanged Ih' pens 'ol no.
feeling ward the close vac soih ~,
eep ~od and Lambs At b-2d O. pei D WIN
nHruI,.k s. ucary sold. 23G Kcn'ucsy Lambs g. n a,
Cac .3 sheep - d. at 81 aud . 40 % ID AZ
ai,enlcck q Dlyi. Il Canada Lambs 81 70, at b2'
Iflue & siullou .old lO state Lambs 90 No. at e .
Judd & Bu, bingham sold '- ONO sheep t TO- -
At a.; A. a, 10 49, 23} do ~ No. ~ 4i2c 20 MAJ
a. DO ID. ~ - -Iit Us Virginia Lambs, - ID a.
So ln. d.. al o. - 3D. at l,N' - %
5.H AZ tsc 22t 49, - ~ At 60 '6lf - ONO 100 ID il" az
&c: do Gl2c and lao do, a. 10 at n 49,. ~
f. = soid Il kentucky sheep a. 4 ~ ., voc.
virginia do Ewes = N Al 4c - Jerscy DO ~ d. az
~ nfn,kv Lambs 81 d. at 5lac l5 Vrrinia do o. % at
s 10 do ., 10 al c and as Jersey co. o. No. NJ
j \. Pt.cock sod: 50 Maryland Lambs % 3D. q" 80 al"
! + Sni.er & % sid: % Kcntu Ky sheep ll9. bi az
. T. 81 30 Ewes. 90 %. attic o. no. - ~ III
~ Kentucky Lambs g. o. Gl4c - do. - ~ ~ ~. 20
do ~ 10 Dl-c * - b at &c ~ western w. ~
n, Al tI,c. ORR sheep, lOi 10 AZ PC. a. . ., .
newton Gilett sold. 2l3 NuHina IShVs - !" "' I'd ~
H6Gs|Keceipts-8 cars or BPS head. No trade n
1.-Two Hogs worth noting but Prime Live Hogs "ouu OihF
10 readily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
y vopu many TRIBUNE SATURDAY, Iss4TEN PAGES

MddlIng. iop GOOD ordinary 90 not and gro,s teos'pa
~ bales. xDurts bales STOCK. 3SS
weokyNe and receipts, l22 bales Erpore coast
wisc, ~ baps ..... -, -.
Low Middhug 10 49,. Good ordinary LIN hes ~
grpsa Iecepts ~ bales srles 1000 bales fo'N "4''"o
btca
WeeklyNet receipts Il balesi er0ss ~ bales Etp0f
~ rance 90 bales. tOa-iwi4e Hio9 balHf fm'' 80"
bales -, --. -
NEw york Ausnst The following are me i9in net ~
ceipa ~ cotton az all the since september l. lsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
BLOOMINGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and all points EAST
Tho onl, direct line 20 WATCH HILL and NARRA0AN.
sFrT PIER steamers leave PIER 80 ~ n daily except
sundays, al o m.
Three trains from steamers landing through TO Boston
First arrives hour shoat Of other line eurs 70
make connections In BOSTON FOR THE EAST.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Tor Providence. Worcester. Nashua. and all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence ateamers ardinsd runs
through to VIII MOUNTAINS Fnbyans without change
Parlor attached
steamers Rhode sa.d and Massachusetts, leave from PITH
~ y A. daily except sundays, 81 y M.
Tickets and state rooms Tor both lines be occurred IN
New At AsiOr House 2b1, aU7 th7 fsh, pi2 btoa
way rtnh Avenue and windsor Hotels Bicohyn at S9s
Washington a., 7BO FULTON a.
send TOT sumner excursion bosh
~ W. soprLE. q. r. A. l7l wsst,L' n "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH
aud tho
SEA SHORE
from .atiopa foo. OF Lbertyst and foot OF Rectorss
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.

SEA SHORE
stations foot OF Libertyat and foot OF Recorsa
SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
MAGNIFICENT PARLoRCARs
and the elegant steamers
ST JOHNS, CITY OF RICHMOND and JESSE IIoYT.
CHOICE OF ROUTES by Sandy Hook or AllIeail.
Leave Now York; from foot Of RECrOR-sT, Ter No
sN H. on week days 40 0, IL a. M llJ Sii5 445 $50
y m on sundays, 3, IL a m, els p.
Leave York from OF Lbertyst, weekdays 746
.qltam ~ NJ. II5. $3.50. 1, 4.3O, 646 1880 p. m. Sun
days 4. $40. a. M, Il m, y.
Direct connection TO and from Brooklyn via Annex
Boats between Jersey city and Bridge Pier Brooklyn Tick
cts baggage checks and full information DO obtained 81
tue following oneoS Of the Company.
NEW.YORK.
Nos GA amt 1923 lway 1897 siXthave. l2S East
l26th ST. station Of ectorst and foot Of LIB
erty-st.
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn Annex on Badge Pier. Coutst $50 Full
FOR MONMOUTH Park RACES
On each Tuesday Thursday and saturday until August ~
Leave Hew-YoIk from N. r., 0, IL M. 1915
lI5 pm.
Leave Now York from foot Of Liberty St. r., 75. IL
. m. 10 m 1915. l24ep M.
J. e WOOTrkN, CO hANOo' M
General N,nager Gen PAS and Ticket Agt.
BALDWIN a. +. p. Art. lls Liberty st N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-02

TAIlOw-'n moderate dcrnrd nrd held nrn Frihe IVY
quu nj sales. 70. 90 ~ ~ " lb1u &c ..o.,
a. As-euppp4 held steady hW ihn Rchrl III E,rn'nt
cont nues moderate. the Exchange there were safes VI
/ 1000 lhs japan Angus, lGi.c
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GfARlNS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTING
COMPANY.
ONCE Per II. y. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Cous,gumcus OF freight forwarded directed -By PAL
~ the world
USEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders for delivery Of all kinds Of freight and i,r
oh4Bdse 10 any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAB
BOR LIGHrERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly shtered 70 any pom
in the harbor al reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAH
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers JOHN II SIARIN ana FRASTUS CORNING
for NEW.HAVEN leave Pier l.. r. foot Of CoriAadt%
at p. day saturday excepted
Freight Tor points D. l. a " R. r. received A. llTI
For New Haven and points East, al Pier ~
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmnunipaw v. J--Drf Dos'
Machine and Roller shops Everything appertsla1s o~
construction AMI repair Of vessels
Branch once eth ave, AID st. open daily gaa 81"
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r2'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known ~. u r.,
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WE-IkHN "''


Arrangements of trains non Chambers 81. Depot 49,,
9am-bay except sundays bay Express cia"." '',,s
coaches TO BHganIon. Elmira and BufAh '-'
coaches to tley Gland. cnnst art chicago . t-s.
SPIN daily 81 Louis Limited" tNprrss 70 .Nt4.,.....
Tor fast ume-Pullm@n Sleeping Coaches 10 ~ -" IL
~, = IN Niagara Ia. = sam Hamilton; 30
Cincinnati, - PM - LOUIS ~ oa m s'coIl ~. D.,
q m 'DaiiyI-Faeldc Expres, the We.t -oa ir ri
Pullman pay and sleeping tosehrs TO Bnk ial
luiict smoking COac 80 to CHICAGO
sl5 -tmgrant rain for the West ,,,oooa d mt
Las ESQ tt0 &c 80 b.i06.30 80 lo-io p ~ 80
sundls \ ). o ln2n n 40 9 ~ > pm ~ y 40
blU $50 90 $40 TO 10 1880 pm ahd = In ..
DAYS 515 $50 1910 l4b $50 N " 10 10
40 6.lo o5u t.ln g. ~ m ana z midnight
ghls Onlv sundays 1l5 m zoos w. sl5pn NJ
Sufem $40 So lO20 am go $40 v..,g To- : % . AID
IL midnight sundays 54bs 80 1920 IN lt'V'
= warwics TOo IO2oam4Sopm SUNDAY, - 49, snsla,
Nowburg and Cornwall 5J5am $50 A'ooP"
ToSiout and Kingston and Montgomery . ''"P"
s9nd lS.n 80 no logo m ssOs 50 iSossl5Pm SUI
day 40 $3.50 10 ~ 7hS $50 43os SIS -naay
90 so "a ins asA es,eSs ..r''
nj Main A. The N train stops al Mans' ohr ,nla, 80
Pol JeTyis 7'JnH O'2Oam 40 \ sloP ILL., S'"
Bcs. ea,, quarter Of sus Ge,sT minute asI sd
ivtesssss or passage apartment, ia p.-s ~,
Sleeping coaches eau be ooalns Az an" tompsny che
sn az. uf ai toY or Si nroadway ~ west.t'
'IW,ue.. trains from the West siri'e Ia Ne" '"'
7So s m Sa,Ssnop1 cent rass Agent Ner ~
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJLnnOSs 80
tasgsss lf1yS gr lS'es sSS 80 $40 aep I'd
nphL sag.gs s@ JAZZ sp s.s ssSa.sy ITO 10 en- "'oss
sasS',j ,osSS Assorl. ossa rsssr Agent S''''
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LIVE STOCK w>ryrrs-9y TELEGRAPH

1--we 1IlTh " TT ''|-| -, -,
c,tcco ,rost J. me DrlrrrF JoUrpT r'por' H11'-Re
,oi.,. oonbc,1 -hipn.u4 5000 hca l. uiA'J d,'iN'
snf - l1c higher Eou2h Packing. s. = ID - - I'vAnS
and -hnppL = a - 80. Light - i3Dt up 9hlpH = W
a .,--..... co, hand mar
~ ..- ..t ana nuu. Exports - = ~ Fp", -
Choice shppin+ 500 oatg 80: Common 70 Neh'n '''"
sim Rcceipta gOl shipments. 5of market si'ay
Inferior to Fair. - 250 - %. MrduW w '""I '''"
BOO: Chucr to Extra ~ u1a - go ,,,, ....,,,t,
I,,f.t. Nusu-t '..ffff'e- Rrcoipta lnl' go
o. a. nat anon. T1plrte 80 iuo % 80 do'f - hh''
Sldppng - aUa4i o. common To Medium - o. ~
Grass Natives, - j1dt5 3D. 'r''' ''N'"' '
-.., ,...,....,, D., At..tp,,
-Rcocipts zoo shipments {. ~ omu'' '' ''''"'
a. s. .n. goDl 4 % hoIcr. az blftl wv ,....
lions Ur,ripta. 1000 shipments l'-' .,'N =, ~ ~,
NorLrt. a. I - u.s. Packing 20 -'at1 '' i'N}' - o."
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nm m lhntLnN NlRNLr


Afw. fuhH, AUGUST 4
The PETROLEUM speculation to-day nutpiiard
AM u ffe Ne art, viva ava poeh r,po iine aiaip
feut on itam %. 90 rut adv ite tIoas 60 subject
tn Co. au al ~, nations uu u, ume i'tr ap opening
at le .aadri mtr4rt tan b. lW ~ cents az iust
7Iii cents last night The aiu.s Wcrf largo aId At
trl. cd WIIh nufI tErt mrut TIE adVlnco 10 IHt
c.ut+ WIS sror 100 ia il,t uour. Eoa iNi'l carried
Naucs dOY g. tGl- cents later -ac, were made a. 10
* crIt. and after suhrI u rracu0 - 40 M CENTS
o. e. mar EFT cY4ld 81 u TIE tlrt no the close va
-ti alt o rrv uE rates do not Id catr tho tNs-
t.nrc OF lar e. "s .,Tt Do int rot
The range OBJ ptlccs and the total dealings were ~
fpIln