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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

L. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
g Working the Press. -

"What sort OF a season did you
havePn asked the old oyster of the little
strawberry.
Pretty fair, thank you, sir, pc
litely replied the strawberry.
"Did you get many press noticesP"
80, yes, sir; any number of them. !"
mot as many as ice cream, though.
That fellow hogs the whole press.
Why, he is disgusting the people with
his puffs that [ don't suppose I'll be
able to get q single line in for my Sun
day-school festival stews next season
without paying for it, growled the old
oyster.
eyes, sir; l perfectly agree with
you" responded the little strawberry.
1.-The way some of them work the press
is perfectly disgusting. There is the
little green apple -"
90, don't mention him!' cried the
old oyster He's too low. | never
saw q notice of him in a better
role than a small boys stomach!"-
Philadelphia Chronicle Telegraph.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
Venom.


Under glowing headlines the Moline
Dispatch goes for Sam Kennedy, publish>
er of the Moline Republican, and calls
him democratic republican" simply
because he chose to use the headlines
cleveland and H? Blaine was elected
for one day, but Cleveland will probably
serve the balance Of the term. New York
claimed by the democrats and nobody
disputes the claim" over a column of his
Geographic report Of the election. The
editor of the DiSpatch does not confne
himself to q discussion of the subject
mapped out in his five story headlines,
but assails on other points entirely for
eign He says that Mr.. Kennedy did not
vote for Blaine on Tuesday. Suppose he
didn't? 1t that anybody's business but
his own? He is also twitted about hav-
ing failed in business in Moline. What
has that to do with the headlines truths
fully stating the election returns! In the
same issue of the Dispatch appears an
other glazing set of headlines which be
gin with the announcement 'fBlainc our
president The nation says it and New
York repeats it." Now which was the
more consistent with the situation, the
headlines of the Republican or those Of
the Dispatch. The man who wrote the
above heading yesterday, either wilfully
misrepresented the true situation or else
he did not know what he was writing
about. There is good deal of venom
in the Dispatch article which leads the
reader to infer that it is not altogether a
desire to correct a mistake that prompted
it, but rather desire to vent spleen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

1t will he seen from the following that
Congressman Neece's estimate of his
plurality in the eleventh district as tcle>
graphed to the ARGUS yesterday came
very nearly being correct. He telegraphed
that he would have 400 plurality, and as
far as can be learned he has AS. Here
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

There are supposed to be avvu.
1000, 900 species in the animal kingdom.
OF beetles alone over 100000 species
are known. and the whole number OF
insects is set at 800. o0o Of the higher
animals there are l.2oG mammals, 1900
birds, 1000 reptiles and 10000 fishes.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
THE DAILY AR:;gT<s
SATURDAY, NOV, s, 1884.
Special Meeting,

There will be a special meeting of the
council this evening for the purpose Of
canvassing the vote of the election, held
in the second ward for alderman on Tues
day, at which election Peter Farrell was
elected alderman.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
DIED.

SINNET-In Rock Island Friday Nov 7th, at
II NJ, of consumption, e. A, Sinnet, aged 81
years and months.
The remains will be taken TO Granville, Lick
ing county, Ohio, leaving here tomorrow morn
inu
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
Hard Coal Market.

Pea coal $500; CRATE and egg, $775i
range, nut and No. $500 per ton,
screened and delivered; all best quality of
Anthracite coal Blacksmith coal, Con-
nellsville coke and charcoal at 1903 Sec
ond avenue. diff L. G. FRAZIER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

The Moliere house shoe, with large
velvet bow on the instep, is the favorite
for house wear this season.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08

"A New York manufacturer of tri-
cycles says that in England there are
now over $4,000 of the three-wheeled
machines in use He believes that it
will in time supercede the bicycle, as
being better adapted 10 country roads
and more easily managed.-N. Y Her.
~ Il
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-08
The Official Count.

The Reynolds poll book was returned
corrected today, and the official footing
up begun. Up to o'clock this after
noon foOtings had been made as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
cnrrox MAnKnr.-lY reLeaaApI.

ItyF.pDOl Aug. 20 -l9jV y. m-'Otton dull. Mitdnhs
Iul,ud. III Orlrau-. 5-ltd sales uu' ba, me ul
aud export re- eipt7 400 hd!r+
All American Futures Set Upland, 10" Ahidllns c.Ause
-rtrtr ANA -, oJrl delivery. bdb4d as' " o4di avs
/; i.u4d do October amt November delivery . bo'iu
also ulU4d also 6oG4ds do November hud Irtrhu'I
delivery jU-6d do lie rHhcr aLt JAnuAs dei'ey', .
3 g. It'd. also J7.lHd also 3i.Gid. 10 February ana
Maf.I delivery, md, also jStId lsI Jtb4ii 90
MarcA April delivery GiG4d, 30 september delivery
u 4-b4d. ..-old.
lenders d,nveros days clearing 300 bales
new doc and loo bales old docket.
-COuun-fhe quotations OF American Cotton have
all declined / I'd MIduug Upauds. ll6d; do Orleans
I'D. ...... -.
American. utIre-dul Upland Low uddlns clause, Au
livery ii sellers Ip --pCuJrI October delivery
seller. 40 October and NOstbrr delivery, bOOtl
Luya A. d. ,uNrbti sud December .i.rtIy, j1j4d sell
or do. b'r uud January delivery iGGtd sellers
do January and February delivery. sellers do sop
telnbrf delivery, e. t-bit. sellers $3.50
NJ ottOn- FhtuTr4 closed 80 49, Uplands Low MID
dnn9 August delivery, lDid. sellers do. August
and ~cpsmbc. deIveIy, o. l-bid -t!lcss do september
v.nbcr delivery. 0y6id sellers do. November aud De
c,mjcr uriNriy, It'd. y.luc do December and J2nu
nv dcl.r.t. .G4a sclcfs d' January tid February
delivery. , JG-jld. Value do. september delivery Ittd
'uve,ioy Aug .,-Cotton steady; Auadiine. lOS. Low
- Dnr, -tlr, ~ bales stock. l. . bales. M
SAVANNAH, AuE 20 Cotton 10 uinai. Mdding, lo'4F
Low didding 90 Good ordinary. -. mel ami gross re-
cepts bales. Exports CoAsi"Ise, l0- bales sales ~
NEw.6RLtAN-. Aus .6-ootton quiet Modtns. 10 Y-l6.
Low AiIddlng lOs Gooi OTiuiiG - net and ross re-
cci is EKputs got.twlse 4&oJ bales sales OoV
bales stock, IVOJS D4les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

Wrngrsn4Y. Aul 20 :. n

=.
10 DAYS stock speculation bis devlopol nothing ihm
is mo Tho oiiqprs gave pd1 .ouI c.lnucr NJ
,heit tentintitY % o. ~ tic uiikn boz muius melt
Hstts fo their spro ~ faYoiltrs, aid Hff hHVih- Nnh
CO. Ia holding prrs Na 40 ~ nrif ilr bi ~ Standard
nat wrfr ESTABLISH Il, Il Wt only where NOR was %
deridrd ptrssafr ~ sr thi early idV'pr.' vrfo not
made IN Lie serrtics wrtr pfrss ior ale 0r arron
Of purchases mad "a lbr L"nIop muArii ihh hthh
tothAr the American fp1 rl FrW oi tcIhhFn
of MANAGEMENT, aud wiling {" -rll al aH per 'rh
below . IT. yau S. A. co .tlurHrI Enc STOCK mid
is highest price I9lsat the 0ptuHs ana SraiiB de
cined despite + the tone Of The general mark II Is
4 beyond pro,abty II continue, as easy as
is now. that the transactions today made between Lon
don and New York may cause Temporary lrcIy aud
premium the of Eric stock and c0Hso.s
pending the arva OF tn securities from LDhiO1. But
that VIII no. chang the fact that London (, willing 10
se out at curren figures. TINS IL rather npor ant
fact when il IS to London tina eyes t1rne for the
Nancy to relieve the company from the bur
floating debt Tne Fries, hJMeyer were the exc ptOns
I'm market that otherwise buoyant, ana at times
cited.
Turning 10 the bright of the days picture, We find
that Uuion acidc furnishes 1929 shares toward me
tot,l business. which Is more than one-quart"r oi IN
whole of the 4l742O shares The STOCK opened up 5
per cen at 5ll4 aud tout reaction worthy OF III
, rose 10 "a 2 within the fr,t hour aud one hail al y
the oneuing OF business. From that small fluctuations
we're trcouent Gown 52l2 With hnal rally 10 % =
which leaves the price pa per cent hi her tnin 1t was
,f night while ia the early de ingS the general mar
k~t followed after the Union Pacnc movement there
are W other stocks that at the end hed opening price,
Ws crn Un.on with transactions II 49-oo snd es sec
, m ,oount al n,uess and 1t, after an advance OF =
ner cent 10 69Ia cndei al GSl2. IT. ram was 'hIu III
amount or transactions, and sold a. 80 ga
CO.. Nortbwesiern after selling up 10 lOO'e, decl va
TO IO5 - and lie last price-l0j i2-sloWs 0eco VI .
per cent Missouri Pacific recor led an unu,uahy So
business at g4 % 092s a9j and the last figures $40"
decline from last ghr of per cent Lake Shoo anu
Cen raj and Hudson opened higher thah "s' evening "
esrv srong. but their final 6gmes, respectively Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
AUCTION SALE or STOCKS.

At the auction sale at the Exchange Sales
room yc. I'd ~ Adrian II. Muller son ld the follow
iu securities by order OF John II. Morris, assignee OF
IN g. ale OF James D.. Fish: Tifty shir Ke -y Motor
Com ANY, 6as; % shares CoumJl AK. 500 e@ch'
AZ: 100 ina es sterling Mining com pahy . cents per
share; GO shares Farwcll Con-odl c MINING 'o"p"''
, ,.r sI,rc. 2 O shares Wnonl Gold Mining Com
p,uv o., 50: 500 Shares Gold Cur lining COmlln''
In. ~t6: 90 IA ,rcs Trust COL Mining Company, IT,
S6. 900 share, Evening star Mining Company, Gt 80
IN -har.s Edison lice Tc IL ht Com 1fn. OF La op'
iuitrd lot ~: shares Socuoid ".cphoh 1"mptIN'
ioi ~: 40 snr.s Nctt VI Idre VI lug ant K duCuoh
20 man Of ri. 900 share. Nm ri"lu iuiIoIN h-
nav lof -; 80 slar.si uacc Srrl iuE 1hd ,ii'
n an Cnuptny. TO- 81 OO1 +ua re chcr I'lu III D
- ,cr Mimi & ,mpuy, lot, So: $1,000 tiras Dan
viii, and Viuccn e.. Railroad convertible mortgage b"id
1pt, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr3

LIVERPOOL Aug. 20.-PTovsions-Bsoou, Cumberland cut
els Oh, Long Olear Mddes. oils. Oh shsrt Clear Mindless
Cd snort RIBS sos o. shoalderi 81 "a per cwt Beet
&ess Tia ID per bbLi Prime Ness Eastern 16s West
Srn 83a Lard-Amercan $50 Cd; Prime Western, 4oa d.
saer 55s per ews for nnest = 9ited states Cheese
American OhOoe, 52s Cd WheatRed western spring - 81
pa sd Red Winter IS %. ais ID per contS No sDring
Ys 3d. New Western Winter Is 3D.; New Mixed western
"a 8yd California No. l. rs. sd ass 3di California No =
I. ID s7s ID per GENITAL Corn Mixed Old 5' I'D, TO-
ksa ca do al London. 2is Sd per caL Refined Petra
Ssur. eTd per gallon. Clover seed-Amercan Rel as
Der f.los I'd. owL IkDsin Go nn1a
a. &i Pale as Si0s Sd Linsesi OH l9s sd. Der cwL
LONDON Aug 2O-Produce Linseed OIL 9l9 lOdfl3 l5s.
per Calcutta inseed ABS Sd 043s ID Lin
esa Cake IS az los per ton Refined Petroleum cd
eSrm OF. Ss3 per ton. Rosln-Cenmo3 IS Oh az; "a!
&nscan sugar Iss 80 9l6s Sd per cwt for Cuba Centr
pgAIalanJng 9ss, and la %, aI4a sd ior CUBA Nus
o1ynfe tar refining a1o2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

a..,,oaed plsuts are remarkably beautiful fine
~ "Tirer Flower" the result of crossing red and yell
Nv lowers was placed between its parent varieties and
.,,racted much notice. The collection OF French ana
psgtan nv brid gadolus Gandavenss is the largest in
enc country and embraces many new and rare varieties
b, coors OF the plant native OF Mexico comprise 'no
most brilliant orange, scarlet and vermiiion win
.,r raduated scale OF intermediate shades. Special
o,ion should be ma Of the single and mixed csnas
,Se ancua Alpha, the japanese zulaa ce6rns anu VI
tbe sturdy phlox: Representative movers I1cS her
tsia E,iroDe Africa and the Americas mlnRiu 'hcl
in~ ~ rne exhibition will remain open to-day ana
sotnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

s5a and io77s (Which were rallies Of and S per cent?
show declines OF lis per cont for each Taking the
market as a whole II closed lower than last evening; IL
somewhat fcversh and unsettled but the conditions
remain unchanged In Chicago to-day corn was buied
the drouth through section OF the corn
bel and that had some upon the late dealings In
stocks but there little question that the corn crop VIII
turn out to be greater than the home consumption, and
export demand will require.
Government bonds strong for the IS with sales AZ
1904 and steady for the others The final quotations.
are unchanged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
an: :.s ss Ss FsSss Skip, .';sss g

ana shippnE 81 iosss o. Light s5 sOss5sO sipa 81 %
Cattle Receipts $500 head Shipments 800 head, mar
ket dull; Export Grades SO 40as7 O0 Good 70 Choice
shipping So }0d SO sos Common 70 Medium VI oO9s5 3O
Grass Texans 81 75ds4 Is
Sheep-Receipts 1900 shipments 400 market weak;
Inferior 10 FAIR SO 406s3 co. Medium 20 Good 81 900
81 5 Choice TO Extra % so 25 Lambs per head 81 90
ass 80: Texas Sheep. 50 5OdS3 so
ST LOUIS Aug. 20-Catte-Receipt.l 500; shipments
300 market firms Exports SO 400 50 49, Good TO Choice
shipping IS 90as6 40 Common TO Medium "a 50 9S5 ~
s. 25
Shsep-Rceeips 10 10 shipments 90 Common to Medium
So % 6S2 10 Good TO Choice So 06St o..
Hogs-ReCeipts, 400 shipments, 700; market active
Workers. So 25Gs6 49, Packing So l0Gs6 45 Hesy 80 JO@
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

The business in State bonds was covered by Gales VI
25 at 39a AMI of city bank stocks the only
sale was 10 American Exchange at 1913.
The general business in railway bonds again was small
ard confined to few Issues Prices for tho speculative
kinds irregular For before referred to the
Eric seconds were spec ally weak and with only mod
craze am ,unt business declined from 67os to 60 66's
On the other han the Texls AMI Pacific Issues wro
noccaby strong the early dealings although yeldhe
al the close the ~ 424 and closed AZ A.
and the rss Grand, division rose t. 80 and enei
at 54 East Tennes ee Virginia and Georgia con ol os
advanced from 59l9 to CT a6)l9. and the incomes
rose from 1874 to 19I461s5s Missouri Kansas aud Ie1as
general 6s rose per cent to rs and closed at 73's anu
the S. after G32 at 90 up q cent CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio currel cy 6s per cent higher az - O"
ada Southern frat 5s up g at 91os' new" l''N'
Chicago ard St. Louis frat So IN II at oS Ne"
York Susaurhanua AMI western hrsis sofa ~ 'o~'OE
Nortnwes EN- de,enure 81 w're higher AT 90 am
Buri gol and Quincy dsbenturc % were mp q az Jog
Denver and Rio Grand consos rose p n cch 10 o' an"
frss W stern extension. were up y at SO uhlon
nr.s tvanccd per cent to III. and oregon S'ort nc
g. ,,cr 1, II ~pr at 77it NOrh'r Pc hc hst' were
Of 10 at 1882 hut Oregon a1d Iranscon-n'h" III u
Tb, Snb-lreaT~v today Loaf on b1llnc N3o ~
IN ldp no by los.cs Of 2}iS S1s c1rrcncr ana $500
coin Tho ay's operations cOyc"cI re clp T. - w.
10: payment, %1.j2I2l7 currency o''"c'' F''''00
The loca' money market was uns tl'd AMI rates toT
cal loans r'iqcd FROM to per cent, and hlay co'en
at 3d2Q per cent g., ..,. o., ,otlovvi.
The Clelri7g H11sc statement tod y Was az "i'"'
Fvcbo,c = eG5 1p7.7tS: balanc q. Si.il tluo
IN United si rca rrnlaurN ~ Wl'hintl'n t'l ~ "
c.iyed "a ~ 600 I'm Suinnil bank nn'r7 for tclrWp
tn, RI. cnsto,ns reccipa were ssi 800 and the ~
trt nal revenue frrripfs we're NiiJN't ..-
III, faro, IN , ~ an,ca arc dun tho1t now t'ltli''
ono ON for buAiucss n.c nrm nf e. Iowa. HtuhI
bis 81 s2a aul - dq long AM oI2t' Wttii1s
,r. cot vci,i % and o. Az fer irlncn va AhlVl
/ f,r r.ichmirlfa. JO7p ma iniu for ril'r'H a., -
IN In ou brush cont' wfro ilrn r. WIN l.lD pW
or 4 utVAnor tOD1s tu lOJi fIf h''"n ~
tinted state 1. wrr' oh - nt l&l'a. hnl ~ "'l"
,tr, la al iI1l Amaurlp ran avs dd uothiuR hli q"
low "A ter The uu1l ItiuuH received rom inc u"h' %
kcs ui ho Eucs were rpe Of iisgtrdt w iha i'''',
iii cttsc. rlied bet ,w III, concurrent nom hguc ~
PARIS French . u,r cent, Gin r. T7jb, ani hfhl rf
chang. on LondoI was weak Il - 10 francs to the g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YORK. August 20. 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Spo Rio quiet &c for Old Fair and i2c
Tor New DO Options active ut decline Of 10 TO 10
points due partly to cline in Iavre Sales 1880 bags
closing steady at tho following prices; september, 500
$50 October $50 S36 November 835dS40; December,
S4OdSio; January, S45d95Oi February. Sj0dS55. Mild
trades steady and fairly active sales 23j2 bars Maracaibo
bbO central American and 1915 Ceara private terms
'OIIpN-Sput Cotton lac lower and moderately &C
tive sales. go bales l6 evening" including 400 for
export and 1890 for spunng Delivered contracts 800
bae' Receipts AZ the ports to-day, 494 bales against 1873
this dsy last week and 3r9 last year.
The 1u)tltOnsIc 'oriug classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
Doir0 aro Rcon5.


HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. cx-
,rl'rnt table arrangements mni1 i0f winief. refer
cn,ra ~ aud 100 l,sf dsi
.AiST-ST.. ~ EASr.-lllnd. plrlof iloor,
- win private Table other toou' mostly lnim'h"A
.b'tD.ST. 80 EAST Delightful rooms With
- nptlii s0Itho'n ttp0sn'e no" m 'plfnei h'o
table h0ud
DtEAST 12Iu-SI. near Broadway lIho
- Richmond front fyIin' Win excellent ithlh tll
49,. and ta0s single. f' ioflt
IA. EAST 2gIll-SI Rooms with or With
,Ob ont botrd tr4nslonts taken. references.
30 EAST corn ST Furnished rooms with
80 b0sfli refe Ances
30 EAST gOTil-ST -Pnrof aud third fOOisl
30 pfiyaie bathrooms private table 9r w'i1n' bohl
SINGLE t0pm3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
Gelp r0nnle0.

SNANTED-A boy in wholesale hardware
w store Address iu handwriting ~ applicant Post once
box so. z 51j. with rof. rcncos.
VIANTED.- Five Hundred men for the United
w states Amy Apply li . .. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK wedn asiay. AUG. 2o. 1884
The following sale was held at the Exchange
SalesrOOm to-day:
BJJobu F. y SouFh.
mot ~ and w of shave. block front, between
l5' 81 AM 1921 ats. lH9 lOT jOKt u 5zKl6 Ei- -
vari A nIcen ..... ........... 800. $40 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

strict Low Midilns 80 iGi3.l5 i,Ci3lo
strict GOD Mdillns ........llA ~ ~
Fair ...--.....-..............-12ss 1873 1928
sTtTgD
S SG9S 3 Goo1 GTn5rv. e III M4inT 1o.
Futures were only moderately active and closed points
Tho buTnr wa g-Hriy T. Cover tHough ,o1, m,iut1
tleIo e no' lra OFT interest hero Some Of the bnyin{
arbtrsec Aut1'i wa offered more freely wing to an
~ deri salon ssie ',TP hae, 1,sc,ing sng
,T, i6eI, ~ az. o,h tr ii, 1rto,c, IN IN
alo32 Novcrhor 1918 pecem.cr lo'oc TO- January.
1870 t,brny l9l"l0i4 Much ll15n ..o5f, mil
g. hpTm ASp IENimtLorIC ,,, Woo rin@ d2f
'ocIp t,e , ,,' ct "i or 1 is
advance tlc dem nd tor epuur wheat Iytl' h1. been
sales -eo} bb, nclrding 7 % ibia ~ WI ,,p
- 0'atl ~ 9"nii'n' ZINE ~ l'atd u0 1nr'r
Tgoa to far r,a stole. a. yoq 30 dgo} =
t,r,npnio a. o. 81 go 'ooa ., ~ - 0ooito ohoce
Noo" ~ No IEwN ~ og " %, ''3',, 80
tome Common TO- fair tttp. t|.1attfp tHr :" go,i
"1 % &s.i r,t',' sop,1 Kocnr - 80
70 o...rsotiuJaN noun ,,,,asa. ..,,,,,ao
''''0'' '-D'", hii: ;ab-rlnt tlott5o me
strei for clocc......coRN MEAirbur yellow western.
- oOdti hfanuyWIue ~ i0ati %
9os %' , 1 ~ dl IsTe l 10 S TPi
E.,n " , ,I. I'll ini u,To,i onion,
opened a. aiecIirc Of 49, a.erwan 4dyorccd 5c
ard cI".od cayy At The invest ne'rs. NE aiv speculative
uaaluE rather moro active ale. ZOO 1p-4 future
40 KID 70 ,lc. steamer So 8 red 7',l3d 91c. No
Rcd .I,4 49, 100 elevator al PC afoit go a9'lc
3%' , or'sHt , a,G q'i do for DC
tobsr 81 3 &C. ,Io4ng AT sc for Novcmber 0t's0
9 81 eo'nG , r, GG for c HS o'R S
i or re,rtisry 80 .3ac closng al 90 do or March
81 ~ - closing 4 u = MAY 81 u %, clos
CORN pot lot. an, d. Ic lower co. We 4, Win very
trade export, and limited 'g"s' for home
mrbcr advanced ale afjerH4ri beam raj, anl declined
Va &c., Vovem 81 especially wet,. closing heavy with
rrc' II" oN.' pc Mt o Sl me-, Co5 b1,bs
,t incuJiua Tn GRADED Mixed m al G.; No % 40
:. 0Io'e ,t F. -, ai,st No jor Augs; 6gqc closing
a3ain'y r ociober "a c CLOSING, N 80 &C., do for
Xoyernbcr 30 GGc co.int ~ De-. do enbsr clo.
T aie teo{g III 1o 2ist the 1 n "|S Tie co.c EN-
XIII Tery .ioS stes 81, 600 bush Including 10 at 81 Lei
do White SIC: 80 . 3} oatq.. 80 . chicago. "A 4ci
40 s h Ti,. a. 'aI No for Aa.f 81 y d,
cosiag at 81 c. do September 81 B. &C. closing at
81 81 DO ior october g. cio'lHs al ~ ~ - SON
100 H., soc ~ 90. sh'rp7. - 5GeIlo RE Feed
va - 81, :. r,,, -, Tho ~ tte1 stato, and Canada
Nlsi''o suppy " ,'at o.,s p,ri,v Rvc
1884. Whea-,o corn, , me ii,H'S; qtSiie
Aug ~. :s23 ttI2ii'si5 i'o6Jtt I5o0S 2iI5tG
~. ..,, .,-a,, , no, o-e Of, a., a. IN
Aug IS 2lc2' 81 ll-'"If d'"' JJ' 90 - i''''''
IN 10 10 3-- -o.er11 .41t5.7 o3.02 G3jOe5
A@s ~ 'VI A.. nn-t and generally unchanged
G'e 81 n'"r Nv 20" ~ o " t,r ~ -eo !0, for 80
for ipping sra" at 'O4 'o I'I NO L. ''@ '0' lo' w.
Hur--h'ro onIy ,'a. adr ana plirr are MI,hnt
P'I"n n" w. nav ~ ~ po,r m mon. this ,clr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

choice and dun Georgia new Evaporated Peaches
mostly unpeesd halves have passed through on the wAy
Rochester - but have been offered here hsspnsr
ries declined 70 &c. for choice vp0rstst but ue
close they appear 10 In demand and 25 can be
reached Obefries have sold rather slowly Backbsrnes
quiet and unchanged