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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27
PoPuLAR SCIENCE

A useful mucilago for labels, etc, can
bs made Of two ounces OF dextrine dis
solved in one ounce Of acetic acid and
five ounces OF water, aud the addition
Of about an ounce Of alcohol when the
dextrine is we'll dissolved.
The British government, uIder the
pressure Of the recent progress Of rail-
road constr uction in the north west
provinces Of India, ia about to try the
experiment of sinking artesian wells TO
secure an abundance Of fresh water at
all seasons in that important part of tas
empire. Already the stores necessary
for the work bave been shipped, and
the initial attempt will be made at Agra
Mr.. 4. Wethcred has investigat ted
the structure and formation If coal. lie
concludes (l) that some kinds Of coal
were practically made up Of spores Will,
others were not, these varieties often
occurring in the beds of the same seam
and (2) that the se-called bituminout
coal was largely composed Of the sub
stance which he termed bydro-carbon
to which the wood tissue bad contribut
ed beyond doubt.
Mr.. Richard A. Proctor holds that
the full power of the arms and legs
can be so applied to ingeniously arrang-
ed mechanism as to work wings moro
or less resembling those Of a bird, there
is little reason of doubling mans pow
er Of sustaining himself in the air, and
even travelling with great rapidity
through it. Probably, he adds, it will
be much easier for him to sustain him
self while travelling rapidly onward
than while lowering over the same spot.
Good housekeepers are frequently
annoyed by oil marks on papsred walls
against which careless or thoughtless
persons have laid their heads. These
unsightly spots may be removed by
making paste of cold water and pipe
clay or fuller's earth, and laying it on
the surface without rubbing it on, else
the pattern of the paper will then like
ly be injured. Leave the paste on all
night. In the morning it can be brush
ed of and the spot will have disappear
ed, but renewal of the operation may
be necessary If the oil mark is old.
"Why do you always wear bunch
of flowers in your buttonhole ?'inquir-
ed Miss Fussanfsather, while Mr..
Titepants was calling the other even
ing.
"Ob,it gives one an air of freshness"
responded the poetical young man.
"Well," replied the young lady
frankly, 81 don't think you need an
artificial means to prove your fresh
ness"
And then Titepants went out and
sat on the hitching post to think it
over.
The buttercup is the floral symhol of
ingratitude because cultivation makes
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27

The buttercup is the floral symbol of
ingratitude because cultivation makes
its bad qualities worse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27

manhood IN All is complications aud from whatever
cause produced Il enriehes and pur1nes the hiooa
strengthens the nerves, brain, muscles, re-
productive organ and physical and mental iaeeit.ss
Il stops any unnatural dehiitating drain npon me
systern preventing involuntary losses, dehihtaliag
stry1ctiye 10 mind and body Il Is sure elmina.or
Of all kidney and bladder complaints contains no
injurious ingredients. To those suffering from the
evil effects Of youthful indscreOns, speedy thor
ough and permanent cure is GUARANTEED, Price
s. 50 per bottle FIVE bottles in case with tn dl'
rections aud advice So Sent secure from obserSa-
lion any address upon receipt OF price, or T. u D.,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27

The great strength
,euiug remedy aud nerve
|toaic - the legitimate re
suit OF over twenty years
Of practical experience,
and cures with unfailtng
certainty Nervous and
physical debility, semi
nAi weakness, spermator-
srlioea, pro ; .ato-~hoea,
emissions. i'm p o teney ,
vitality, pre-
ature decline and loss OF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27
To the Unfortunate !!
DIR. GIBBONS
DispensaPy.

200 KRARST ST.,
OHO corner Of CONNER.
cial Street, San Francisco.
Established in 1854, foT
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such
las G0n0rFhea, GIeef,
] sStFIctuFe, ,Syph1iisin in al
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27


the vital fluid passing unobserved into the urine, and
many other diseases leading to insanity and death
DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
Dollars for a case OF this kind the Vital nestOra.
tive (under his special advice and tre"tmen viii not
cure or for anything impure or iniu ious found a
IL. Dr. Mntie treats all private diseases success-u
without mercury. Consultation free, Thorough ex
animation and advice including analysis Of urine q.
Price 81 Vital Restorative so bottle. four times
the quantity 81 sent to any address upon receipt OF
price or c. o. D. obscure from observation and in pri
vate II desired, by DR. A. E. MINTIE, IL Kearney
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Sample bottle free. Sent application by letter,
stating symptOn, seal and age Communications
strictly confidential.
DIR, Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum, cures
all kinds Of kidney and bladder complaints gonorrhga
gleet, leouchorrhGa For sale by all druggists Ella
bottle or six bottles for S.
Dr. Mintie Dandelon Pills are the best and cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the market. For
sale by all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

EnR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, IS A REG
y ular graduated Physician, educated al Bowdoin
College aud University of Michigan. lie has devoted
lifetime 10 the stud OF the tretment and cure vi
diseases within his speciality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27
The Great English Rene

Is a never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted VII
ltahty, Spermatorrh9a,
Lost MANHOOD, Inn
potency, Paralysis, and all
terrible effects Of Self
Abuse, youthful follies, and
saeeskes in maturer yean-
such as loss OF Memory,
Lassitude, Emission, Aver
sion to Society. Dimness Of
Vision, Neises in the Head;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-27
DIR. ALLEN,

earneystre San Fran eli q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
LIVE STnCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 8l-BEEVEs- Receipts today cars u
The Dressed Beet market rather dnl and the srs tn .,
and GOOD to Prime do at SalOe per d. win Oho'e
CNLVfS|ReceiDts 500 head veal- were in good demand
ana 5od al steay pc Mhle bnttto 1871 't uss rlre
weaker towards the close yoais sold Al aoc per d. ana
Dressed Veas sold ~ PC and Dressed Buitemiks
Jeiae Wright Hole & Co sod p Grssscr,. 50 b' At
- D. 80 gutteruiks 200 hs &c 5sdo -o IDS 40 -
rge Oii sold 70 Vess, 1866 lbs At sc and Mixed 10
Haien6ecs & Davis sold: Yeas ~ los a. &c, g
ButrmSs 200 lbs at - 80 80 De- ls2 "a al &c Iol
and Mullen sod - yea' ~ D., a, 2c 90 ~, %
los at ,c 6}do I9j lbs at @ - do ~ lbs at &c and
Wai.h ry q Co. Sod 10 v4,l. al lbs AZ Sc: IS But
termks lbs At 42ci 33 DO 22- los at &C. and 80 no.
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts 80 cars, Of 7 763 head
% cars atJersey tyand IN cars ati STeth street me
Sheep sod At &c. and Lambs 65. per b. with few
Pdock sold "a Virginia Lamb, at 80 :, 2t H.
qT 4" a. 10 79 rennsriyania do 81 ID at g. aud
s tI e Davis ,od 20 state Lambs IS 10 at 6'4c;
~ canada i, 50 h. 6lc y Michigan Sheep, II b. at
no. ss To- "a If eT Go LAMB I 70 b. at
'' Hume & Mullen sold l5 state Lambs IS ID at SIC l3
do 50 TO- at csc ia do 80 h. at 5c and so sheep % 3D.
Walsh Kirby Co sold 2o3 state Lambs 81 ID, at CLIO
and y state Ewes lo2 10, At &c o., %, ~. A..
a 40, 50 h. 80 o. - ~ a 81 go DO s3 r. az .c
2p5 do g6 %. nj - 49, AMI 1906 DO, 80 10 az lc
Judd & Iuck ngham sold: rs OHIO she p and aulDs;
Xed 81 n ii2 2G5 Ohio sheep 16b a &C. goo 90 ,o
H. 41tc: l7S 3 b. at 2c; 22l DO y ID a. 40 ~ IT
gn.a DO, ENes - %, at &c 81 Lambs, 35 b al De
127 Kentucky d. 80 10 az CSC 10 DO 81 TO- al - 50 ana
10 Virginia DO go n. ar 80. - m,
T. Sadcr Co sod 239 Ohio sheep s. y ~ Dc 80 40
go H. ar Sc 1871 DO ~ % az 2 81 do u ~ az sc, -
Virginia lambs u at 81 81 ~ do, % Do. az 80 40 and
g4s ansda do g. 10. AZ - 80. - 40, ,o-
T.. : kase sold 81 Penu-ylv4na Lambs so y. at94c, w
DO - NAT "a; 1903 Maryan do Oj b. At c ana a MARY u'
HeEtou Gillet sold 2os virginia Lambs ji at Sc; 81
ve 81 y al e So l3f ONO sheep Il a. &c l8 Penn
" vouado - 2j go do g b. az - go - DO - 10
Hd5is-Recept4-IO cars Of 1871 head There va, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
COTTON ,f.RKErs-aY TELEGRAPH.

rrvr7rool. July 3l-l2:3o p motion drn N.dilng
rts ~ Id orleans ibid sales 10 900 bales nclud
ug Dlles speculation and export I7telpts' -JV
ir. Includ BOO bale Anr an Futures qurti Up,
anIs Low lliltlirg clause July ana August livery,
'-ttd de- August asd september delivery 5id also
4I-,o Il -cpreubr. 100 october delivery
q I'D do November and DcCeupc livery Cd 30 De
cen be- ud January delivery 6ooid do september de-
livery. 8 le-6l ID. also6 Load - 90 ,.., =.
Tenders de o. tt TO day clearing were tVV D >
new. dJD ket and OJ bales ODD ket 80. ,,,,,.
~ m cotton Niddlmg Uplands, gAdi Middlng
r-pltrda .ltd. Low Mi'dug Cphno- l.. 90. tui oiil
Tcxas gi Mdding Texas o Sd Low MidllnS IeItA a.
Good ordinary Texas, Lodi ordinary leAA. D -. q
Good Kidding orleans, S-Iod Miidlng Orssn. 81 .
Low Nldduug orleans. o-ltdj 0Cod OluuaIy OF cans
r. IfeI Ordinary orleans, 3 7-l-d
me sale, of Tie day Included 1900 bales Amencan. Flu
t,ire nat Upands Low Nddng clause August delivery
10 september and OctoOer delivery 'Otd
: era do OCTOBER and November deuVery osOtu FAlIe
cshr and January delivery U+54d sellers do september
delivery. 8 lIbLd sellers ,..-,- ,.-,.-,. -. ~,
ain clause August delivery l4-B4d. buyers do August
anI SeDern oer delivery 1864 buyers do Septembct
80 AZ, tobr delivery 1i64i buyers do october aud
November delivery 464d buy do November ahu De
livery O364d buyers do september delivery, lO+d
Of the week $1,000 bales. American, 20 900
baaa specuatOrs took 700 baest exporters took, 1000
naie4 forwarded FROM shlps side direct to spnncra $500
bales actual export 37uO bae- total receipts $4,000 bales
Anercnn 900 bales total stock, $4,000 bales American
900 bnea amount Ot cotlOu ahoa's AVoVVV V~os
aAfvrsrov Jus Al cotton nominal Mddlmg. l0A, Low
Mildung La Good ordinary go stOcs, l,ool bales
SAvAxyAB July 3l.-Cotton quiet. Mladllng lot Low
Tw6nIESss July sl-Cottou quiet Mddline 10
1 i-Ib Low Middlng 10 B-la Good ordinary 'oi het
/ p7b 6alrs ..les 200 bales stock, 34.2b4 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
FACTS ABOUT NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Captain George l.
Towle 10Th Infantry, leave Of absence at New"
castle n H. has been ordered 70 report IN person Al Tue
.xpiraton ofhs leave to the commanding olk7er OF -
mbus Barracks Ono for uporary duty at mat post
Captain Edwin B Atwood assistant quartermaster ha'
been directed upon beng relieved by Major Charles w
Foster quarterrn STR Of his duties at ST. Louis To pro
coed 10 Fort LeavenwOrth aud repor IN person 10 he
Commanding General Department OF the Missouri lor
assignment 10 duty at santa Fe, n. NJ, as district
and dsbursing qulrtermaster for transportation at
that place. Captain John W. Pullman, ASSISTANT
Ouartermaster upon being relieved from duty az tOf
Ninrate NJ Will repair to 50. Louis, ana report Ia
nrson o. Major Charles W Foster quarternaSeI 10 re-
Ave Csptn william 7. Marin, mi itary siQrekaeper o.
MA duiss IN charge ~ The Clothing and Issuing Depot az
81 Touis Captain Pullman viii report BY Iete upon
hi arr val at ST. Louis the AdjutantGeneral and TO
tne Ouarermaster-GeneraL -, - ,..,
During the absence OF the Chief signal Olcer, GAP am
r NJ Mills 9th Artillery Acting signal Oihcer VII "a e
charge Of the Office OF the Cnct SlgnaI Omcel
ard parf5rm his duties During the absence OF me -ui
ge1n-Ce era Major d. l.. Hun'inton. surgeon VIII TAX
charge Of The Office Of the surgeou-Genera anu perlom
h duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuIN0TON. Thursday, July 81, lsSf.
rvppovFNrNr OF rnE Potomac RlvER-MaJ0r Harris
NJ the Corps of Engineers, has submitted TO General
newton Cbief Engineer hs annual report upon the I'm
trovemeut OF the harbOrs OF Washington and George
{ovn aud the Potomac River at Washington. For con
timing the work the harhOrs there ia nvallahle
sg4 Osl n s believed that there ar iunds enough ON
hand 10 remove all the rocks that are dangerous W gen
era navigation.
CHICKS TO PAY INTEREST The United states Treas.
uror today mailed checks pay interest on regaereu
nck duo August aa fouwsi Three per cents ot 1882
sE of tue q 64i ohocks. aggregatng sl0o9,fs4 ps
tIot Of Columbia 05s. b50 checks aGVeEaunE tltt-
54e making a total OF 4Op7 checks, aggiesaunE
vi a0g O30
PURCHASE or QuvtR-The Treasury Department TO
d4y purchased g30 600 OUNCES OF silver fot delivery AT
thu New DrloauH aud HuiRdrlphia minis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
SUICIDE or 4 SHIFTING CLERK.

At9oclockon Wednesday evening VIM. IL.
Smith. Of No 20 Bsach-st shot himself In the forehead
the ball entering the brain. He was taken 10 the Cham
bers Street Hospital, where he died in about an
hour To tribune reporter the widow OF MI smiJh 7~'u
"He was srr in the Of the kitchen there very
oiet and melancholy looking; he has been that way ior
a on- tIulc had Just put two ltue children 70 pea
In TIE d.. Il room aud started down IN the basement
when heard 80 pistol shots. dld rot think that he
had shot himself he frequently shoots at eats arouh4
tne house found him yI1g the door, shot through
the head He had not spoken Tor some time before !
went down stairs but thought nothing OF that a. ne
Ia. been very moody Of aje il gleNIng ABOUT some
thing often spoke but be would
not answer. know no troubles OF
any Kind that could have induced him to XII himself
Ouv one shot took effect He spoke after ne shot
himself. There was p esent when he shot LIN
Eelt" -. =, A.. o,.
smith was employed as a shipping clerk by the old
Dominion steamship Coup any lac was born In Ireland
thrtyfelr wears ago had lived IN this city only
Nv years His brother lives IN Connecticut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

HAY AND 9l ~, r,l,' I.I,..' r.d s.alc- o. quote.
shprng NJ 9e Iine.s SIN, 10 ,. Short d.
sy5-or Dat &c. ..-s-
rure .teaiy -. %. from, inner. am,
-ta,- SOS 7lI olhg o. t .y c3.n1 fairly
- a. mi ralI. 700 jJus O,r-tcaJr March. sod 80
81 lq dpa bur- 1t'"'y. my P5 aet 81 54sGds5
-'- .1oj5oIps 'eaal.r L1e 2ao.e ls' 5s ..f dull
tars.n .eay soe a.sei .,,.r..nt -.p,- d fl. rope,
grades unchanged prices BOILING Stock "1-' '' -'- -'
to- .rop--,.o.,i,so. importance tr,nsr.rsI and
M s iai 1tg j., n'9 5s5i.. tf.i Je south
,s-.ha7rac or.cr quoted i'as. 81 o SLY,
IONS -Is5 e. 46d ID -. q. E. % = - 4
u 8 sla'. l. e ht ~, Itii M pc -.u..t
s@'a 4, = ,IIt1,r. rIc. .or saln aIe nrner
owing T. l. nisi .oG ,qlg ~, l a . ti11 chaaS
EtmH ENGAGEMIN IL yfoo I '.,' aour. t i
II 4. 900 bush 1,-'n i. "a %
tS ,'i. be..c BRISTOL f-.am $50 'ac.s tsHr
l's- g f;rii Gti, a. ilirs hence, 200 o,s--
ANIWEEf Bru-h sl,p 10 2riiye, hS o1 ,NTITEvf
lotue9 OIL 81 - NJ III, "a i,Dn mis- refined Ill 85
Erh s sTs 70 ;r ESerSaa ii.L ro@ h9dega 900
e.s paI,s t' IN, bis Ieapri o =, I'd; two Of 1000
hence general CARGO lad on me 81 pAl,
schooner hence soloru e. co. '"It ,'' sisnc- IN
ArAS S and .l 4 p,,c t ,t-a. 'H' Hi schooner from
HoPokcn eoaI Sc M 40 u. s. SARIo Brush
tsaas dsa,e suc c5s orvn g, lumber ~ Ho'
a. ~ i'I.rl ,,I -, r J,lr deals a.. I'd
BIIfA@l nrhsn utiA li'. ",., ,r.tsr,fa ,1Ia Prime
UI iao vi. 'to'} ' flc l .her Grades " sperm
] ny ir1."u 4l1'rl al '' - %, whole was qIie
WhNt 'Is NtI N' er Yellow al alglqc In
'ofion're crude S'u. ,, "a h, SOC flr Calruttat
seed ~. 1Da Sd Io I,u''' irut pressed 80 d3Jci
/ tIalr al,l- 81 II. %.,,, IA inter q .dtlOJ
/ 'n.t P'Iu ,-' - I 80, LES. L. made uu of small
thDN III h',.rs r.uainna Iu.ct Prices
81 gi',rpsa we i node ~ 5'ae' ana &; ' 59
sae- ~ bI 4ul' s', ~ ~. .I,aI View d0 SO 500
/ short LOT .V' % Ms '-''' 80 tagt al Ouf
81 81 tamiy Mess 80 BFfF has r4ier moro de-
81 20 i-Aud Illhe - -SoF IN a. 900
m3ad az uIa El', , s1' si. ~ ~ ra Mes. sll
Packet 81 IN barrels ana ~ %, 10 VI.
SIS "a ny sl5asl4 city Lttr@ iHlI rs an a roier
] 49, iAt'i at esft
irg, I'. uott.3 on all cuts. vi there 4, a
nlOir rate stir 10 The trading SAFES y uo45 y ~ 500
~ ~ average az 81 %" bnts up S,ii.s ia'r SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01


The business I'm stocks to-day amounted 10 5-3-
749 shares against 3jO.7O3 shares yesterday Union
Pac dc and St Paul. usual were the conspicuous
stocks in the speculation, and together contributed 222
600 shares 10 the days total transactions Union Pdct
oDcned up 3 at 454 and sales OF LOO shares scored
4G then after SOME fluctuations within range of per
cent II rose 20 A. IS from which IN The last hanour n
fell TO As and recovered to 467sa4Ga ST. Paul opened
up l. al 80 and quickly s44 and theu after few
fucruat ons between lat named figures and 81 IL adj
vanced to s6a the II dropped TO 80 aud
recovered t. 7j9ds595 Northwestern with sales Of 40
900 shares from 1O0is against 99& as evening" to
10l 1929 1888 Lake Shore with sales
OF 1920 shares sod s4i2 Sc l. 9sj2 ssh S6+6
81 against s4a yesterdays ast price Central ana Hud-
son with sales Of only 600 shares sold at llOd 1924
al1la11Odl1l7s6Il1A The Northern Paoihc@ and
allied stocks responded only fc bly, 10 the general move
mcnt Western Union from 6O4 to 90 and ended at
Glla Missouri Pacihce with moderate business rose
from 03ss 10 o6s 1858 aud notable for being AZ ia
strongest the general market gave away IN tho
la half hour Stocks thai here mentioned fac
tuaed after the fashion OF those named. and the whole
market closed foversh but entirely under the control OF
local influences.
There we're no transactions IN State bonds or city
hank stocks Merchants sold at 1870 and Tradcsmens at
100
The business In Governments was moderate In amount
at steady figures Tie closing quotations were rs fol
lows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
rrnopnAV PRODUCE NAaKErs.

LIVERPOOL July a Proveols -bsc9n ~
s d snort r,ibs 4ts I'D shouder9 32s - PEI cwt Be-t
-. ~ rttr, inu.p Noes Prime Noaa 1he FORK rhine
Mess 1ta ji W bDl Prime Mos Eastern . q "e.-
V.,'1I - "A if.us Long Out ga "a shoulders 1A
tatfoT al, p,r owt unast United states CAeese
,i,a 40 ga Nhsat-ited Western 'pring "a ID
SSS d. Rod Winter "a 90 sia ID pig csnta No -srns
y. "a Nos Wosarn winter - sd. Sow Mlxrd MsNerh
Z. ~ V.uf,rata No l. - I'd as "a California No
"a gata ia per ceut,L Cora Aitoi OH. "a yEds 80
49,. IA, al psr centa pt0iucs spirits o rureeutinA.
Ia d. do al Lopdsa. 90, % pef owt Hsansf Pette
ss.r f4lpN IIs 80 por oNt Rsain & =
y, n P.lo "a . lOa Cd lanseod Oh os I'd yer owt
f0Epus luiy ll Produce lnaoeG OIL klh l0a drlp !s
psf too calcutta Anaec lAH "a gAA ~ rst quarter LIN
s..t Cake ara lOA ton hoahsi Potronus %
1Sd pot salaa spirits Of rarpsnuaS 4lA 90. per ga
~periI on, KHi psf Ton fosin -C9masa a. cd dAt "a
pale Is ola Provlaioa.-LArd AAa VI, por eva ter
AmerloAn sugar lbA 81 - "a par owt tYF OaDs V%es
uFalpsarIus 0Js, Ant l3h ID alAh Sd IOf SaD~ M"'
,oVado TAN reaning ahOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PEI North Riccr. Fesscisdn Rdiirodds.
NEw. YoRK. InIy 81. ~
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEF-On the market Tor Brazil grades quene,s ruled
au1 guol were UNCHANGED ftr cffoe7 quoted az 60
sales, 10 p bars eX "HerscL-' options quiet. closing
barely -trv I'm tone AZ M. pros days fgus'. Total
sai,s IL 90 utrs August C'fe aC - sou o'pt"noI'
slulSl5t october -.'jG@ 20 November, - 20.
and December There has bton more inquiry 90
lat India grades and the saes reported Include 40 ~
Padlug eN ~ II. Hopkins Isl 20; o do 90 az Nehl
Tar, ID &C, and ~ d do taura lt14c other t
Gralcs steady. Sales 50J bags Maracabp and savania
al private terms.
COTlON-Spot Cotton advanced 1l0c and close steady
81 the lupO sales go uaea 81 OF "ulcl were
last night and ~ the s78 were for home con
sumption Receipts the pors J4 bales against l'i TINS
DAY last week and ~ last year
The lJltons lccOeIug % U1e American cls3hclupn 4te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
nm COTRI&
mn INFORMATION mn LrrrLE wEALrm

A ma MAdiNArioN uur LITTLE WEALTH
John koltrr has been private waichman Tor
Aust ir mont at No. ~ lfthayc, lot fourteen }oiH
IA recently a. surety Ia order OF arrest against ono
WI Hnnson swors that he was worth 1000 over MS
intrbt,dnrs5 The order Of arrest was vacated hud Mt
Hanson received iud gncut OF r-7l against hUltcl an
damages Tor false imprisonment YESTERDAY hrIof'
Judsr utatt u the city Court IL was shown thht holri
ygord. sandr consisted of three lots n Illinois, worm
collectively 200; interest IN bilhaid ldDlc' -"
and 70 deposit Of 50 al B0wrfy savings bank JudSr
HYATT imposed Roller tuc 10 me amount oh ti.
Judgment ana 100 besides for rWy and contempt VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

Good ordinary ...... 7-l6 Low Nhdil,nc 10 -
FUTURES had .msn specuatioa Only arsrefat % 100
Vsne HE Co.p dga res were August o7 fo3 sep
teuher no ll0l Ocoher l'IpGlO 81 E9VeIW2 P I
February lo7eal0-u; March. 1917 lO.1is April ILo-
FLocR And IIfEAL-FLotR-rie Flour asrset II gen gen
era ne o' re e. nj ng en- daciue in rycp
ton instances 'ae- arc reported e. cohrrs'Gas o % 600
bbls. city Mn Extra. - s0a-5oo quotation Fine
IRENE Common 10 Far Extra state s. IS oo Good 70
Fancy DO. 800 49, 90 Common I'D to2i - ~, li,t
Extra ONO co. Good. - o5 80 35 coi TO- Cl9c-
~ o D., ~ Ss' Tstcr. Txt-a - 7jas5 3d. -
rouis common to Fair Extra todSt7 20 Fair % Good.
Ter Whe,t EEtra. q oqot9o1, Ciiy - NH ET'I5
Tho Den, nd from cIporers ana Io.ge c I"ua"e,
light AMI olegss gre d. es2 no DR. 9a a a S' Sales
q 80 Good to Choice = sF!E rL3T T5
sppen sd 20 TIC a5teF ao t2g 90 e2 s
- 81 ~ e- 90 blaud, ne T. 80 r-,,
,r EAT for 4pS Ss and ' Fh cy Ss
ness options 9penea "ra. at defips , 9 % s eysr
steady a. dec me- of - " from ne bes pi.e9 q TIE day
About 100 bush so Red Winter were posted on ,h9nge
today out Il confo1 C9nm.Tc Wharf an L5ss sr
r. arrive including So chicago spring At q. b. 2-ci 80
Snsi i5els H. '' dG opoc 80 Red IS ada5Go in
elevator s.9es af9it .g9 5sd cost eiS lo aa a.
ole do 'or -epfemhe pi'1o7 Nc, closing A. g g.. 40
for October A-i7 boo closing AZ H'-c do Tor NoVenbe
- u0a oo- cosing at ~ do for December = 6s
cros,ng 81 u3. d. for February Utd>l 90 closing at
Al Olc do fur March 81 oGtg 81 o'1 .g'lng a. - "
~ Osatasf o. closing A. - 12......iA p Du" en- tI
changed ~a.a bush Western 40 H~ I2c ..-- Il ~.
AND BARLEY NALr-lnaruye and nominal --.--OOtN
spot rrnie- lover. with llFt balute I *
Mort ud options opened dull AZ u't ne V -
10 anervard advanced B y To-. AMI close 'i
~ 900 hush future 81 600 bush spot Including Ungrheu
Mixed at 5tgttcs No. 3. uonnul same, 5l11,,I f
No o. aruat 80 White. 100. 500. Hlbrl ioi
Anplst = s Lc. closing ~ -ci 40 fUr scpteubef y
Il Co., closing "a Sc DO for D,obcr 08aa h SO, closing
at o. ,o dol or November. g. ~ ..r. to'Inz use ..
OATS. psh were - Do lower closing hra IN IONS
.,.l ,.h a decline n ia0 &c., after tafd advanced 'e
ti.u "a, tr and ad. ana I'd 70 ir mtuF On anh
rnard stonlv saoa li' oun bush Including no ~ F''
do white ID hr. rn .HUd To-. no hIN 80
80 ohlc. eo lJr so White 49,. 19 ttL 'Nt N, ~ ,,f
eopiarprr l I't. c.uzns 'ir. DO Tor ~, i"h"l =
~. ,.I,-f,s 1t 90 fu.Uul aud vonF go 2
H. i'l- 'fts, ao no. a0f. 700 lbs. $40 dfl oo
rhaIra f.uiaf to- Ilyo toei 5000