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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08

Sieie ISOLDE tritt Der SuperpiiOrenrutb
Sur Sttuns suiammen. @eor9 S9mit
ninmt BEN Soriib unb-bem Sirmel iei'S
9ebonft-Mtarf Suaipan tritt aus unb an
feline Stele Mc9tomara. Seben MN,
obs beiier sebt. @ir boffen's penisitens,
obi9on mir mod ni6t re6t bran slauben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
g1ie mir h6rru. eraab in ct. Marie,

gSie mir bUren, ersab in ct. Marien
bic Seriteiseruns Der Stiible fir bic na9s
fen 6 Wtonute $l94o, bod iinb nod einise
gante iibrig, bic ben Setras wpbl uui
$4,000 bringen per6en. g8ie piel bas
Sermietben Der StiibIe in Der SsrS Seil
Stride ergab, piiien mir nod nidt, bod if
Der Setra9 srDber, ais Der fir Die pOrisen
iedS U(Dnate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
&olpntal> II. anbere Waaren
@etrGnte &c.
0emanote Yeripnen

f6an,u burd ben E,rtrieb lsidt perfduHidu uns nisIis
der. bauptiddItd bel ben Gtatid.n INNER ~sossbur,r ar.
titel einen eau,ruoeu uuo suten g.roitnt elitltu. @us
iudsueiie perben Prosen per erpres. urs ssssut NHss
tnnit sltiduitis per Pst 1us,ididt. aortHt: Or. Grxh,
Sleptlauo, Ohio. 4nI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
cNdCeuoer fit 1884

8ir baben nod fleinen Sorrat6 BON
foI9enben Salenoern:
Gcgrnsburger Marienfalcnber, per Stiid 90 Cts,
per Sub. $3.50, per 0us. p"ortoirei $3.50.
GiHiieoler : &alenaer, per Stiit 20 Gts., per
Sns. $1.25, per SIe. p~ortoirei S1.55.
Sansfreuub, per Stid 25 Cts, per Sue. $3.50,
per Onb. p~ortoirei 1910.
Gliidraa : Salenoer iiir 8eit unb ewi9t.it, per
Stid 35 @ts.
Yobls' Sfluitrirter Sansfalencer, per Stif 20
GtS.
GlOdlcius : &alenoer fir bic 9er;iareu beS 81.
6ranSistuS, per Stiid 90 Gts.
6leiHer Waricnfaltlocr iIr 6riitli6e Srauen II.
Sun9irauen, per Stad 25 Cts.
Ser GnGarimS Salenser N. Der Surcms
burger Warienfalenocr iinb bis
belte g. Sannur) nod uidt eiusetroiien.
3reiien lie in Sur;em ni6t eia, 10 ;ablen
mir Die baiGr ein9eianOten getrG9e suriid,
pern mir nidt aubere Ralenber ooiiir ierts
ben biirien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
Nrhitcct.

Sreb. gleer, 9lr6itsct unb Superintens
bent. Sdulen unb air6en cine Spesialis
tdt. G9tc StraBe, sp. Soma u. @lap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
Giir,lif melarteu mir. bah Der Iate

&iirslid meloeten mir, baB Der gater
bes gunbesienutors @. 9. auiion nod
am 2eben lei, beute baben mir ben COB bes
@reiies 81 beri6ten. Serielbe itarb Sreis
tag bel ieinem Sobne gu Yeoita I'M glter
uon IS Sabren. SObn 9lQtion mar elm
sebOrner pennipluanier unb fam 1865
mad Dubuque Counts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
Chicago Warftbert6t.

ODtcG8o Ht0rttpertGt.
8er S~eIssrapb) 2. San. 1884.
8ei;en-Ro. g, 5 90.
Sc lidtorn-519ts.
Safer-33t GtS.
@utter-24 bis 26 GtS.
@ier-21 bis % 9ts.
E bistg-$1.15.
S6peine -$5.15 bis $50.
Riubpieb-$5.40 bis so.
cd einefei 6-S14.50 bis14.55.
Dsiltpaufee Wsrftbert6t.
9er ~8eleSrapb) z. San. 1884.
&ei;en-Io. 2, 5 "a.
6afer-33 Sts.
@eli6torn-57 Cts.
&oSsen-63 @ts.
@erfe-62 GtS.
Neps0orf Ytarftberi&t.
ger %tsIssrapb) z. Gan. 1884.
Wilpaufes. Ns.2, $1.13i.
Saer-44 StS.
1tHdfN n-aem. ~. a bis 68t GtS.
6&psineks1&-t14.o7 BIZ 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
3n %Derfanfcn.
Cute @elesemseit fur aatboGfen

Ter llutSrSeidnstt iudt gtiunobeitsbaibr itiH IN
Gilbotsuias, SladbdWt Co., %sslsg.nes etssntbum in mits
ten elmer ganI tathpliidsn anlteluns, aus Der 3aHe ;u
po,auitu; IS fne bies Z SaupldBe, at otnu 3 @tbdubs
iebtn. Sn ipsi euitlbtu wtro,n bihbtnes @riAdlis, tn
Ter, ,iuen elm Gatnpsortus, eieHs Ino Groceritstiddit,
in Rem anbertn @iribidoit unb Spotbete beiriebeH. Sas
brittle III elm hsiuaRss SptiiiOfists 8obnbous nit suism
Reusr uno ME pstestnstm Srunnen. 9ntS IN euieul
3ui,anee. ~eisbbabtr tenHsu nit ben btibeu Stsres 21s
NaupldR,, nit BEN EobubauS e~btnials 2s Sauplaee ,auS
len, ole hbrigtn beiem eaHpIase sbHs @esduSe nab 80
adtr autes Saao fne tbsHiahs iSl. 4aup wiro SliribS
ibait nno apoibsts ~bsiOHsss fell g,bot,n. ~SttbbabSt ira
isbtn Sabues BET wtatbias Wiansr,
gilbsrtspins. olodbaptG Co.. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
o etm6t t.
8o:>eue @elesenbeit @elO 81 serSi.s
uen.-Sotel gum Serfanf.

Sd bi,ts mtiu pisls.tauut,s, In SsbuIa, Sspa, b,l,o,s
mes SsisI ium gutaaf an. Gah,lbt III sas etniist, s,niidt
Sstd ON Sla1 uno mddt ansgodtntie G,Saaitt. Der
flse bcfiebt ans pitr Sstttu nit sridhsu. 90 bel 90.
eiail 80 bel 90. grunn,n. Stit,u,, &c. 3m triitu etOd
sss Sauies III Die .iHSi9c Saut in Der eiaoi tiug,ri6ttt
iir Sdls uno 3beater Sm earrsom fus giuiaSss uno
sooliiit. uuo oussveitntts eunoidaii. Rabue guss
tunit bel Serrp SItnutr,
Sabula, Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
llnierer cnalilden Saaesprelc sebt es

pie benz gOritenpieb. Sc i9mutiser unb
biter Der SOtb, je lieber wdlSt iie ii3
6rin. Gir MAIDEN feline Gusnabme. llnb
ba punoert man ii9 iiber cine Susen6 obre
Sitte unO obne j3u3t. @rabe baS llnflas
tbigite wiro suerlt aligelu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
PRAIRIEB U N N f n.

HHS SaH"IoHh Iu IIuuer d 8euIcHter
an onserer etzsbdrger-deitscher sproch.
EraIsgin fum ES. GOIEER.
PREIs. $1.25, ,~Ort0fr,i i~us,iasst.
Nan wenbe iid an bic Office bieies glatt.s,
ober an giiblbauer & Sebrle, 20. Al Soutb Ga
Sauetrabe, Chicago, 81.
a9enten, bic iib nit benz gertauf bes gxdss
befaiien pouen, 9eben mir ansen.ii.ren 3tabatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08

9ie Susmaderin Gran ". 9ore3, gde
Der IA. unb @lapitraBe, ~pertduft su bebeus
tenb berabseietten Preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
No. 2. = @0dentlide SrieHiite.
Dubuque, ben Z.

Dubuque, ben Z. Sanuar 1884.
Sn psldu aas grtsie ~aueessiat huo. psl6t pom 81. Gee. |
bts gum Z. Sauuor In Der biefssu Poitsiitce ausst0mmeH
nHo Hidt ab9ebplt poresn fHo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08
@ efu6 t.

O efnGt t.
&c III Better Rester. s,bor,u su 2~ur,mSure (piaHsn.
tbND 1922 9tritlbs tam 1855 mad Ven y)srt. &r III Der
esbH uou Better 8eHte & anna Nlsnia. Sdber, NUS
tnHtt ridte man ~seiduisit on bic 8tbaetiox si.i,s SIatits,
bic Fe oantbar anuimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-01-08

OsssSs Ossss, psandhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

EuRopEAS pRoOUCE MARxrr,

LIVERPOOL, August s.ProysonsBaeon; Cumberland Cut
45s Cd, Long Csar Mddles 4js short Clolr Nidsa
49s 0d short Ribs i5s 3D. Shoulders "a per cwt Beef
97stJr extra In al Moss Primo Moss 7Bs Porx-Prino
Meas lis H. p3r Dbl Prime Mess Eastern 75s Vest
ern 5is Lard 3AmeIoan i8s o. Prime Western, aOA 9
Lard OIL, fJs. 3D. UamsL01g Cut SIS. ID; Shoulders
Butter. 9}s per cwt Tor nnest United states Cheese
AmeGanC 81 Whsat-Itsd Western spring ~ III
". Cd. New Western Winter r. "a New MIXED Western
6s 3i California No. l. Is I'd. 08s 3D., California No
7s idG7s a. per GENITAL Corn Mltoi Old So Gid, 10
3 0dI do at London. 23s. ~ per cvL Refined Petre
leum, SGD per gallon Clover seed -Amercan Ret 4)A
per cwt TiuDY, 3ls I'D. Der vt. RO4in Go umDn
a. ID; Pale D. % Os Cd Idnseei OH. l0s. I'D crt
Brcad1uHsIhc receipts Of the past
2j4,0D0 centas intending 13 Rece pts
of American corn. Go 20p ceutas
LONDON. August S-Produce Lnseed OIL Rl9 lOnRl9 l5s
per ton Calcutta lnseed Ijs 3D. ~ y ed quarter Lin
seed Cake ~ - 0fS lOs ton Refined Petroleum 6d.D
65d per gallon spirits Oi TurDentlns. 23s 80 cvt.
Sperm OH, L63 PER ton R0slD-C0m non Is Odd IS 81;
Pale -. Dllg PrOYi5iOns-Llri. as. Ol per cwt for
sugar los. 81 los "a cuba Centri
fuga JlIrEng $50 AM ljs ID 0itB Sd for Cuba Mus
[ ado tar refining adOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
corrov AAnxnr,-0y reL43sArr.


Upands g. Ed do Orleans tG Sales 5000 bales tncnd.
ing Dales speculation aud eiport receipts 51il
lands Low Mmdng clause. Augus aud September delivery
,.6iI also ,6i !. also g.lt do -cptempe hpd ucto
do uctoDet Novenhnf delivery ~ d4d. alao 81
D. Novrmhrr aud nocpmet delivery, ~ Giil do bCccm
hr nud January drNctN . 'Nlu Allp 0ib4d DO IIuu
cry snd fctus} do,ct % O4d, do tcpomboi delivery
u nuid Hisn u Nid
Tenders drvpres 10 DAYS clearing were 400 bales
NOW do, lr AMI A. 40 hhta old dnrlrt
50 .cuon thc safes ~ the day iucudcd nunn halo1
Amman NihdUng tnlnnda tlaH do UiruiH, ui-t Ia
ntua uuiut trhuds low Mttdjug rtun August dniivcfy
huyois do september and u,,bof doVoiy Hid Aul,is
tniubuf aud prcrmbtr duNtN, st.did HulDa do Do
,,,ubti and ihuut.y duyufy ,It.Gid hiyrrs do I.nu
livery, d sGid Naur.
p -tolion~ Futures closed steady upllnis Low Mid
aud SEPTEMBER delivery, q Odd. sellers do September
ad October delivery, 6dli sellers do October and
Cemher delivery '1tld SELLERS do Drcom6rI aud January
delivery sO0id value 40. January ANA February de
livery, 67Gid. value DO september delivery. 2-6id
Wceky OF the week 900 balcs American "a 600
bales spectators tO0k 900 baos; exporters took 24O0
bales forwarded from ships side direct TO spnners 500
bales actual export $500 bales total receipts 1000 bales,
American $1,000 BALES total stock, $4,000 bales American
6oSOm bales amount Of cotton ah0at, $4,000 bales;
GALVESTON. Aug : Cotton no nina Mddlnr. lOia Low
M dng l(E G9oi ordinary 9's not and gross receipts.
weeEyNet aud receipts 80 balos Exports Coast.
~ bales sales % bales.
sAyANNAB Au' cotton quiet Middling lOa, Low
nlddlnG O% GOOD Ordinary, 90 net ami receipts
% bales; Exports Coastwso O1 baos. stock 257 bales
MeehyN ana gross receipts 1879 bales Exports Coast
NEw.ORLkANs Aug. s.-Cotton quiet Middl,ny lOL, Low
z bales; sale, 800 bales stock - % bales o ''''
Weeky-Ne receipts $40 bales 5O0 bales; Exports
CO1stNlso, 1S7l bales. sales $3.50 bales $3.50
NFW.YORK August S-The following are the tot.i ma, %,
cepts OF cotton At ali the ports since september 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

The business IN state bonds covered by 81 900
Arkansas funded o. at TO- The act WITTY ed Yesterday
IN Arkansas Is TO tho railroads to-day dwnd away TO
old routine Of nominal quOtst that arc from o
10 per cent apart. There transactions In city
bank stocks.
Tue market for railway bonds was dull In the morn
Ing prices were aud finally lower bu: IN the late
dealings they syinpalhzed with the improvements IL the
share market Erie second consos declined from 592
70 5sla and closed at 595sGG0. West Shore and
Buf,o So went of l per cent to al q and recovered
10 43is: The closing quotation wa 4Zh Q43. Chcsa-
peake OhiI fir g. Il. with small transactions
rose g. o. Miss, ana Tex cJnsOls of
at lOZ Easi Iennessee Virginia ana t'efSla cOsOis
FROM 5S CO. nut the Inc nos AT or IL were of =
at 17la Hew-YOrk Elevated iis.s were up u at 49,
and Metropolitan hrsts were pr cent higher at
IO5 aud tue seconds were W L AT 90 Missouri Pacific
consns were AT y ut dec Inc t. 93l2. lodi
ana Boomin gton an West III, vision, fr,ts
declined per ceut TO 10. Waba.i neral 6s re l
Nc neoI yer M "A Denver Rio Giande aud Western
Hrsts were of y 30 Oregon Snort Line Us dropped
ne. cent 10 G5 aud recovered 10 TO- Texas and Pacific
rsts RIO Gran 10 division, were up ISs al ass and
Nor IA, IN Pacific irsts were steady a. 100.
The business OF the SuDIreasu Tor the week ended
tonight includes receipts OF Yl297335l and payments
s1oO73e6 leaving the genera a Dn3Ten
gain Of S2S94,4s3. But deduoung from tns pay ,
N AGO 900 and from the receipts 20 10000 f0T certain
account with Treasury Its true loss as anect
ing the banks, 10 S176o,57. 1odays operations coy
cred Receipts, $5,361,747 Including SlOOOO0O iegal
ca 'IS cSn
1odays washing on Ire sury stItemcn mt shows fur
ther reduction Of Sl58.slo In this gold reserve TO
The 10, al money market remains easy at about
cont aud from hat exceptionally down to per cent for
call loans between brokers at tue Stock Exchange but
outside the rate Is b9at per cent anu loans are hot
The Cisarias House statement to-day as follows
RyohaDges S7S,00l, 1905 balances $i,Zl0,os2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
RAILROAD.
on and after u 4. 1884.
GKEAI THU NIX IN r
y N ~ L. A II [

AND UNi iTEn sIETF N Nail ROUTE
Trains leave Newiork via Desbrosscs and Corant street
Har.6urs fitts5nrg the West and south, With Pullman
aud Chicago limited Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
wam'pST 9ck Haven PcrTy and E FsH,1s
y n tonnscilng AT CORY for Il,usVe feuooum Oeh'I'
B3more @ahasicn and the soutn Limited ws,h9sq on
an srEy, Washinzt9g tO3p Regular via p and
via and o. r. y, and IN. and night SUNDAY via
and r. r. 6l 2, m 9p m and u night via b and o.
For Aiane ny sHSegi sunday Tte through car pm
Long Rrq1c Ray Head Junction and intermediate station.
$40 40 T. and : p M ON sunday. AIS. and o m
Boat, OF Broosyn Runc, connect with n, through tralu.a
Jersey city. Forming speedy and direct transfer for
risIns From Pt.burs 61o snd l2os NJ 7ao and
washington and baltimore, % and Gao m. l2o, a4o,
S 49, ,1 SS aud NJ aoS From R, f% go oao
RON rhadegGs So 900 go go rI,S'p. % Money iGy
gaS 9So 40 BOO 10 o5 1910 and 10 i5 p m. suaiay
10 20 and 1915 y m
no PHILADELPHIA.
rue OLD EsrABLtsiihD nour AND stonr LIME
20 TRAIN, rAcr. WAY, ,wrr.gln,tt,Xia, ,AiS p Oh
SVNpfraH MA, r5f}fSSo SrrIEy5p"HRt' N'"'
oounrr rnAce. rne Morr IMPROVED reulr
ANN'f SST WITH .ynAss6Glh55r F tsHHthiF
Erprr,, Ian'leaye pe'orossos aud cOrsnd'
S3S Se"S 10 li@',st y l llSi,,s 229
% limited and 10 M g. and 9p N, end l4n'Ght
Trains leaving Nen.NorA daily, except sunday uAp y
NJOaud ~ an, ., L. and M, connect al lfen
ton for auton. .,....,-,,- an n,
Returning trains leave nroad station Philadelphia la95
ALI g3O A. $50 except Monday, 600 ESQ, $40 1iO
ii and il:l6a Uimited Express 1880 and o20 p. m =
40 3. H. $50 740, i45 and p m. on sunday l29I w
400 4 Ii36 500 N. a. l62O Limited, $50, 40 Ab
and pm Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden, 500 a IA
daily except sunday 1900. .- ~.
T@Ret oniccs AS $40 and 0i4 Broatway Aston House
And toot Of DesbrOses tOrtandt streets. Courtst
and DrooElvn Annex station, foot OF Fulton-sta
pTookIyn. Bu.ha Hotel. Hoboken station Jersey city
Imsrant Ticket ONCE 40 Battery Places and Castle Gao
den. - II, III H., 90, .,.,,
baggage from hotels and residences. $500.
THARI.I.S h. pUGH. j X. WOOD
Nana~er ''r"e''' So N"-rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN ERANEIsnl. Amgm.L s. 1881
THE PETROLECX MARKET.
NEW-YORK. Aug. Q.


There was a noticeable dulness in the pelro-
leum market today the dealings AT the two exchanges
amounting to only about II 100000 barrels The Wig
attempts to deprcss prices were also feature o
the speculation. Oprnng at S0R cents agan-t 1919
ceus Consolidated board last night the market
sold of to 79ls cents This followed by fcverish
recovery SOai but IN the Last hour prices slowly
drfi ed downward. The final dealings re marked by
much ire gul rity and the closing quota ions were 70
cents about the lowest Of the day Carrying rate, rule
about non nal-thai is from 60 to 20 cent? The bear
Is temper of traders Increase 10y the result OF
the days operations hut tie mark closed more unset
tied han weak.
The range OF prices and the dealings
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported By joins II. DAVIS & Co., Il Wtll-s.
FRIDAY. Aug. g 7. NJ.

FRIDAY. Aug. 81 NJ.
The stock Exchange market opened weak again this
morn ne further depre 'siOn fl tie LonIon maike
and continued sales here for rn0za1Ons and for the
"shor ace unit I'm the stock spccul ion, tho shnrc3
OF Central ani Hudson, Lake Shore Union Pacific and
Western UnOi were specially de iIeas'd while the
grangcrs. wolfe lower were Comptr itivey well held
After ime tnerc change IN the tenper o. the
Speculation a,d prices advanced rapidv to above opening
nlurcs andthe advance wasnot only sustained bat
emphasized in the final irtnsictiune Ihc dN'a sncss IN
stocks ltcd 20 800 shares agaiuft 37327G shnt
yesterday. an "a usual, H. Fau, upiou Pa Hoaud wet
eiD Union were tho conspicuous features hut Lake
shore with AL ~ 37oig hatos mlo HE fourth ~ tn
active sD On aud iu lsou after 100, cus'd NJ
tOGA, which Il ~ per cent lower thW iast oyehln4n
clos price, ht It Ia aln at aohu Ia no aha Wing hnfo
oAa VI nuh adv Tao market ti1n be- In Ing
90 ehd wa on thitt herted te nt ~ hing more ihn
the ha cIdot opic opinions of pfo - ond ana local
uadrrt bu by hsurea Il CLOSED strong
government bond, were la boitur demand, aud tn,
bids foT the Il ana il1s advanced 4 per- cent An
neIo1 aIe the closing quot ,tl0ns!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK. August 8. 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEF-Thorc quiet, hut steady market for Brazil
grades with fair cargOas qote nt 0a the isis for
tn transactions. Sales 900 bags RIO ex ROs and - .
TychO Drane" Options duh aud barely stca ~
vi points ad vance months compared With nc
prev DAY closing prices 20 lows; August
ScOdS05. Sen'emher, SOJdS1O. October, Sl5dS2o;
November 92uaS2j; and December. S25d 30 sales
reached 5000 bagA Mia Grades the reported business
mode and included 400 bags Msacabo aud 400 DO
Saysnilla al pryae terms. 49,
COTTON not soaly AZ the recent declines
better business reported sales 242 bales 0i
which l,423 last NAM 'ln tI thpUtl
ia consumption. Receipts at tho Dotts l2bO
bales against LOIS this time last week and - LAST Noai
Tho Ons according - tIc Amer0in clishhcAph 40
aefp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
su1LADGLruIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS or
1, A u

49,. FOOT OF LlBERTY-s ST, NoRrH nIYER mat.
''o' 'nn''0 ro no f bTodE I hss PER- Nn"'. '
For IlMH and tF aESr5N Round ro,
lSSgo :, !oo o}9 70 ~ l9o tS9 iso5 S2S 20
Direct counca ION Ut Warns Junction fg Gernautown end
! Chestnut Hul q C'umbls.aye. tor Mansyunk Con'he
pRAwGNo.RooN cans gu all Day Train, and sLEEriSo
returning leave rHitADELrHIA Nnth ard or.sp ,t.,
7jo 40 T9l il0o a M. Il5 80 o4o. sls. z q
R. I d. 40 600 i ~. TO- S5o osS ~
p N SUNDAY. Ai6a IA. 4i3up m.
h;,,; SSS EG$ s's,''Ss5 r3i' w svS
~ A TisfGir2 7.gs"oSS% kF%!.i"""o %
" %siH' i a. i "E 49, Stb ojp ss"S.'.
E gs' ;SHA6rSS< "a 900 a
loo, 80 aI5 $40 a. sundays at oiO y h
For DR1frON at 7loa IN, aiap,m
FoITANAQUA at7il6 1ab ooOa M 100. 49, st'' ios
vor RErHLEHEM ALI ENrowN and WAUGH cHUNs
si4eo ~ 500 a. No. loo' $780, S45 $40 p M SUNDAY
F.r 5s sd At So sau S ~ sGS. M 1000 'o $40
For oOS Sff1iIoNs' 6PSS HIGR BRtpSE BRANCH Tto,.
For Co., PLG aS M sSu.y Spr % '0' i'' O0 '
& 3 s S sSS 80, 49, sc 0 Ss6 1919 SS c
ZOO 300. lOaOp m sundays ati, 500 a M, $780, $50
9:0op.m.
100 800 7lS 7s SGo sC e$S goo i9 az
sUNDhYs ( 500 Si5 m 100, 400 500. BOO II p.
Fo, ELIZABETH az AGO. 800 6l5. 6457:l5 30
sS SS tSS 400 1922 5csS i o IS !sO "a 800 $50
6a5 500 6:}O 65. TOO 1:3l 500 st5, . 20 1852
1850 1900 N. SUNDAYS At T. 800 $40 IN, $780, 40"
For SEw%gK .. 300 go, Sls e;s 7s 7sS 500 "a
lis 200 $50 5000 81 80 500 4:SO, 500, b:lS $50 SO
i%O6p m SUNDAYS at 500, $40. lol5 am, 1900 u
iI6 500 400. 300 6l5. 500 900. 1850 pm
For Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.. (An rail. AZ
400 7,45 quo 90 M, 1900 las $50 400 4SU 50,
ID
an. 1900 M. 400 p m.
For FREEHoLD-At 745. IL a m, $50, T. s, $40 p m
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 900
an, Las, 4;SOpm
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and
BRIpGETON at ls4b D. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. ., North River. via SANDY Hook
COMMENCING JUNE 2Sd lcs4.
ForsEABRTGHT, LONG BRANCH etc. at $3.50. II me-
ll5, $40, 4.t5. $3.50 sundays o. IL a 0l0 p w.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS az $50. 900 a. ~ $40
SS0p m.
PLEASANT etc at 600 II 90 a. m il5 3i6. 446. eSg
BOO, hoo m.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER aud BARNEdAT ne~
For pEAcu HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, yINELAN"
BRtDoEroN, &c, lhopm.
xgs SSg O. "a ss'
WAY 7Sl co. and Its sthaye ! RynFt0nsh II Ho,ssis
SIS w. fa FL sSSssyH
Tsnsier Company viii caa Tor and check baggage t'"
s'is' $o sSifiHsi 'd''''''',sn
XSSxiniSfss. acknowledgements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

100 hhd. September 77.ieo Tbsrangs for Lugs was "a
go Leaf sa1Go seed Leaf stoady sales lou cases
Pennsyvania 10 g. 80l6c. lt3 CAGES do 1881 oalooj e0
cases Wisconsin Havana Ssed 1888, private terms 10y
bales Havana asl TO- and 100 bales Sumatr ~ ~
dsi 90 ,,-.. 4.
wool Manufacturers have shown increased interest To-
rethor with disposition provide for future as wei ~
nreacn want rms situation Is improved irOughout and
holders have taken heart sales 10000 NJ and Xxx ONO
nj 1884 Lc; 10000 Michigan y, 2013no lO,0DO ID ~
Y state y 20 &c 10000 ~ quarter boodGonong 3zoi
1000 m. Spring Toras lie; 1000 ID FAN 10 IDci
ard 1900 IL Southern and 5000 h. China on private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
REAL ESIh r.
NLw-fORK. Friday. Aug. 8.

NEW YORK, Friday. Aug g, 1884.
RECORDED REAL E3TATF TRANSFERS.
CRY.
s}d at SIS $50 II W of StlIave l25x1O2.2; j Lynes
and another Wm Noble ............... &5l 900
Same property VIM Kobe and wife To II Hamilton $1,000
Tlst.a n e. Is II " Of Ave-A, n5Ijii; Eliza Cooley
aud another Terence Custer commencement. G0O0
Sd.ayc. VS. 1913 OF 9 ith-si, 2G3xl0O; Jacob KOrn
Fred BOehm .... . ............ 1880
Tciinscr ~ 1887
lar II Cook +" Jas King and another 600
to ~ kilpatrcE .'-'.. -'-...'' -. 95 900
5ist-st, T. PSI n OF lOth.ave, 1891 1905 John
Claik aud 10 + O'tOnnOr. 1lOf0
dave. Of lljtl-st, lOOIl 10 IlrTpguli Hes.
Ter Rates 10 il"I Tnti 49,. ..-,.. 10000
Wrigit and vie to < J Wright ............. 5000
and wife to Hester iIai ................. o. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

a IKJNDOU 1, KINGSTON and CATS
POINT Cornrs HoNIAINs Landing At Cranstons west
snJ rs NewourE, Marlboro Milton
cioy. ana cs sennsc2s With Ulster and Delaware stony
steamers CITY -, meIntsn And Kaaterskn Rsllrosds
se Woh Gay AZ m Pier a. foot west i0thst eY
I.dna, wnen city OF Kingston leave, at n, h,
.psoS train far % o 70 lsndnK connecting viii
CArSK1LI NJ UNTAJNG ihhoOoh IN Z
landings ~ ""'' ~ " m oatnroays for oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

LOUIS. August s.-Flonr steady unchangei Wheat
lower No Red S3ssdSissc cash August, S3l4 1851
September. s3%as4sc. october, sJa sj'cJ November.
65a4dSi ac All the Year sQStlfc. No. Rod 10 a75c.
Corn slow saes at ~ qGiSc Cash, August 474d47 Lc :
39 &c cash, osg2Sic August; 24se sepiembeT: "a a
"a 4c. All tho Year Rye quiet at 5sc Barley-No mar.
ke Butter and steady and unchanged, Seed
At 81 90 Hay steady aud unchanged Bran lower boa
bl0 Corn Meal quiet at 81 10. Whisky steady and un
changed at 81 o. Provisions strong aud higher Pork
JObbing sl7 Bukmeats-LOng Clear ~ 80 Short rib
80 80 n a5 Clear 81 gOdSlO Lard ~ IS 81 35
ReesiDts- Flour 5000 bills Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn
20 900 BUSH oats 81 900 Slipments-BlOur 1900 bDls
Wheat A. 900 bush Corn 1900 Ousn oats 5000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

The clearanCes else where re a. follows: on q 7,
l4l9 0O0 Bradford, 2jS, COO, Pltisbnrs6
barrels
y, ch.nge was made in the quotations q refined
petroleum,
tai runs Thursday So $50 bbls total shipments. ST.
312 bbls; charters. Al 800 bbs; clearances 9OSfO00
bbs United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81. e
highest price of The day, ana c scd at 10 the lowest