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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
rrRoPEANIpRoDUcE MARyrr,

LrvERp0lL, Aug. y -Pr0TElOns-BlcOn Cumbsrln1 Clt
As Cd Long Middies 4ys short Clear MtiieA
Oh short Ribs sos Od shoulders 37s OF per cwt Bt
~ for indian Mass Prime Mosa 76a POTk-PriIns
Mess lis oil per Dbl Prime Mes Eastern. 15s West
ern a Lard-American $50 Cd Prime Western, 4OA d.
.rd OIL 40s. -. Hsms-LOng Cut B4s obi shoulders "A g
Butter B5s per cwt for finest United States Cheese q.
American Choice "a o. Whaa-Red Western spring "a 81
els ID Red Winter Is Sd a I'D ceuta Soring
Ia Winter. Is Sd. New Mixed Western
b California No. Is I'd. 3di California No =
Ia ia g7s I'd. per GENITAL Corn-MiTed Old IS. 6st 10
new IS SID per GENITAL ProtIce-sprts OF Turpenflna
2s ud., do at LondOl, 23A 90 per owL Refined Petre
cEt fal0y ROstn-COmmOn.
Is. 81, Pale "a los Cd Ldnssed OIL l9s sd. per cwt
LONDON Aug l2.-Produco Llnseed Oh sl9 IOoelB I3s
per Calcutta inseet 43a Sd AS Sd per quarter LIN
Cake IS los per Refined Petroleum, ID
esd per gallon spirits OF Turpentnes 2Js. sd per ~
Sperm OF 1863 per ton Iosin-ConmOn, As cd as sd
Pale IS Glls ProylsOns-I.zrd &4s Od per cwL TOT
American sugar los Sd los Sd cwt for Cnba CenrL
96o aud ia Sd Sl4a ID Tor CUBA NUS
GOV ado fair rednin. Atoal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

WEDNESDAY. Ang. IL. NJ


Tie "bus in stocks to-day had the market all to them
selves. No opp silion to the adyauc That were made
was offered by The leading "bears aud the traders gen
orally 10 k-d on with some degree Of satisfaction that
they had little or no interest in the game" There were
even less than tie usual sales 70 realize profits on the
"long" side OF the s cullve account and less than
usual OF what are called investment sales Before Tie
board opened the point" distributed broadcast that
this was 10 be "bu" day and the promise unusually
well kept The market was iudciousy mana yed
and the result reflects credit upon the brokers 10 ON
we're given the blanche orders secure spechcd
purpose Price. advanced with little or 10 accumu
lation of additional stock. The progress first
slow; every q per advance tho quantity tha af-
peared for sale was uly ghed in scales that
W pc a. nicely adjusted those OF apothccaryI and
I'll that quantity had found re,tng-pa,e the
m,rkc' was "dul and strong" Then folowr. little
spdrt Of activity ther more rapid movement TIL
another block Of stock reached by the additional ad
vance The active stocks and those which real made the
market were the same for weeks have been
the leaders OF Of the peculaon the Others comprising
large majority Of tn list were than usually dull
hut IN figure. fully synpathzed with a. leading stocks
The reported transactions for the day amount only TO
900 600 shares and Of that tx -tocks contributed 16l
600 shares Union Pacific 10000, ~. Paul $4,000,
western Union 2G.jOO, Delaware, Lackawanna and
ives ern % 800 Lake shore % 200 and North
y 500 shares. Tae market Hected by other
than local Influences and IN fac there not IN item
OF from the on side world that should have affected
while the hour developed feyerishness aud
seeming lack OF confidence in tie situation, the closing
prices generally were the best OF the day.
The market for Government bonds dull but strong,
with bids for the 3s and b per cent higher
Annexed are tie closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

rosers much ne they dislike the result VIII DO" e"o0
N ly 10 xprc,s ~ the Na,lohs VIZ ,n oe,eral
So No man ever knew another better than 1eneIn
oarneid knew Nj Blaine Why that unbounded conn-
semce m him IA no was unworthy OF truslt Ana Wy
sSose tone hg messsg yes from her who IN her Wesus
NJ m nouns for the noble husband she has los anu .
,slsrranbed IA Mr. Baine on his domination that iIo
sssT busehold there goes up great thahEsglvnt,
and that n their quiet home here VIII re tbe dsy of
thai In the tdrhulen months ~ CONT ~" go
Sictory, he may be guardet and Kept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Ts arrivals at the UPTOWN yaTas 'ompsd ~ ears to Mr.
c OF Which Ss Cs s gere M 81 e ana Ps
pry!e terms and car load o. Mite staie Bulls brought 2'e
$ Bo'cuthal 90 cars by schamDerg s Co 80 cars BY
Ph-rson /. carr by F. SallsT Co 70 cars By Vosel
ioe cara were sold ny newton Cnet schuster Dancn
Tho supply liberal bu there was fuI attendance o.
home trade and some ~ nom epoier. me ',tts %ete
,ate am VIII iher du and eroopns Lr'' d BseI
e;nGi,on TO su Pn ma5Ss Rs9sd At .1
G luE c per 70 Win r'ans ana 3non "a PTS Ya
tys' were generally quoted strong quarter on exam,
roq III = SO ' 5s5 Isl , s + 5ss:
Good to frn. ar T. g. y c to dress 81 s. Is While hoeo
bought steers v.nt 10 NJ sia~efthai a. 81 nad Sc
loads remained unsoli a. O'Clock ~ -..,, %, 9.
Sllcs-H Roscr1hal To- y. Morris l3 exams $50 10 lt
m 9oi lia do. % y. at ole DO 942 = at &c .
stts 80 Is At .a.c s. p 70 vsTo TO- 25l n at is
~ rs lido 1884 10 at n he 81 do 1I6t all .c "A d.
go, ID az &c lee, $40 do 49, % az lIS :, d'
o lG DO ' s5 9 2s at ~ 81 ' Li iS2 @ q Rer
IL l@dna 9{ee5o S 9 n az % nj do ' 90 al @ at
S i
n at Gl,ces. - 2l do $50 y M soc IN Indiana steers
H. % a. H. ~ ia 90 ,o n az ,i 90 ~ 40 i'iq N A.
g lo' - lo5 b at Zoe So r. q ohio d. 29s ~ at
= -', .---, d" = ~ ~ -, 1, -
read IS Kent9eey d. i55 r. 2t 4! 49, ts7 40 D. al a.
~ , DO, 20 I'.'t D. vi ~ ~, IA" 10 lt'e H. RI, a, n -
40 - ID. tt - ~ tdo l33 ~ ~ 50 90 ~ ID
a - -3do l-t, To- az II 20. 90 10 AZ 90 LA ID
q, te anl ~ per Heal. o., ,-..,.- ... 80 - -,
80 hH--l Toy a llIN; h- ,hcltuckN ,Ieff+, - ID
500 50 TO- l.-'' % at l2C. 90 % for N kahn u
i'11l'i,N1 't'I- ',N-. sl i', d. ia lot 70 Dr,hos
r. indi3na seer H. at re- o. % ~ TO ~. ID It
49,, M s, W q y ' &c TOT VI Nann' 90 Aou''oA'
D. Mcrher''p on couni'son: Keniucky steers so
.'t 80 d" ". ~ al - 20 ~ 90, go M a, - IA
no 3oI NJ W =. 20 80 90 - B az - ~ -u1 37u
T. tr. - U goo. :'' u nv "a. .',1 anu. - lr
Nt 12 w N. ' &c Ul3 40 ~ 'V ", 10 S ~ oI,
5,t p, an Inaana DO I5 '5 At io o no. T. 81
- - e., 'r, .I., a., ~ l. ~ o," y. ma, al q.
or, i- VI HiAe' '3 US a. -', " ~ 'qii "a
....,I.t', g., t,.,,, rr,- A. f-crtr,tv ateer,
j ~tN'1nri4 i'i ,h'hHah iIo. e.. - N'h' u,-N 80
L't I'D g.. ~ tZ@ ~ - 10 ',t' Inl n ntetlEtn
b. rt wi,.' ~ 10 e',s ,,,i, li'.,s iT,9 M A. 81
i,d" ~ =, rlc 5a 10 lo., 90 l5 do l3o- ~ At
t,i - upio li.",, 9I. m M H.. 56 n Gin na 70
/ tu... "a ftt 4.Isub.,f a f.i. CONN
|iuN A. A. Az ~ hi, + oi. n a. tl 900. n tstip. pi7
m d, D " n und,, uI4 m at in' ies, al pnr brsd a tp
I. ~ 4,D iUo,io 0 10 II, 49, IA d. yiu n at a. no
rrwton y DiiHf fo. trhmln urus ktntnrtt 4terts.
H n tuul. Iudu Il M at 1880 ar NJ fnf = ~ utrwaf
d trd ANA lirrt4 iitI n ~ o. a. tu iu No. ~ tIn
1n ~. .du un N Al ~ -. Idu. 900 ~. ~ IA ~
'utrI tusrtsI siu nm Nmet rsunstuiH ii Illinois
dp a. ~. at Hudu IfI ~ af o. Hu tu dp 10 M ~
IH Ii, do ul ~ at 5000. q do, lliu n at 90 lbI 80
du I. iIu ~ ~ fu 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
ETHIOPIAN FGNANoIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug. l3.-l2:30 p m.-Consos 100 el8 for
money and lOods account United states Four Per
Cent bonds 1875 Atlantic anG Great Western First Mort
Certificates 81 NewJersey Central First
Mortgage Bonds 81 Ere To- do second Consos 81 New
York Central 1852. Illinois Central 1921 Reading l4a
hsIcsn Ordinary. S6's Canadian Pacific, 46< St Paul
tonmOn 81. -. -. -.
Mexican Ordinary, 36lG Canadian Pacific +611 st Paul
$50 advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes II
aDe. IS for the and exchange on London
ii Is francs 20 centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Apple, In large supply srtreuer lr 'nd lover moN
~ PPM sppipg order afe A. 81 % f l aud onh
head fre~y offered VI 'o 81 l' is rhrs a.
betp supply bat msa faf dsmAnl and hrnH prf good
ptirs. fnw fancy large old NIXON sni iisFfntd 40
Occasionally placed ltus higher th'n 80 Qn1a hnt 10
sivan Tho huk ui business lrti pHhf,
vary dul and show some decline southern Efap"s !" age
aupp, slowly aul fatoflus huTulr iIlna 80
los
40 dul ,eIns vuy narsuaist uratf a 'on ani
moor almuat tuaAllLa Warfmruns OF ttfo sI.U iu sf
inmand Tow fancy selections ot,rrlus Gu1'tiI"n,;
Medium usyo aifiy - moderate If,rs u small thi
psif Vrfy dali MuaAneoaf luat e"' '- 't".b p'f
beg rotud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

JI.eWhere the clearances were: OF LlIy O,bD4,OUU;
barrels: Bradford, 4290 900 barrels and P!ttsOurg
100000 barrels.
Inc refined market was unchanged.
BRADFORD Penn, Aug. 13.-Crude Oil steady; total
runs Tuesday, Is 272 bbs total shipments, 57,7O4
bbs; charters 65 595 bblS cearances, 562lOOO bbls
National Transit certificates opened AT 1s4e anu closed
highest price Of the day 1885 lowest price, 777s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, wednesday. Au

kEW-1OKK, WtdutsUAy1 Aus' 4o' ID u
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
jr TO Geo Gfnneii 1.'' s25O 900
BicOdsood and wife 70 Della Donihee '. 10000
osien to Fernando Bsiss o-'-A-OO' iiO'- $1,000
sire 70 Eli Floyd 10000
wife TO John Rankin -|-~ ia 900
Thos Entegart .,.'',. 10000
LeInKtou.ave " ), 40 IL q OF ll3th-st 2O173lO W
Chamberlain assignee, % Eys s.nusis 10000
:. same 70 VIZ bowling 10000
Chamberlain, assignee 70 Katie McKsnzls......, $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

1904. and ore ,on Short Line o. NJ 71a73 Texas and
Pacific nrsts, Rio Grsnde DIVISION, were st.tdy ~
40L a49a, and Atanti' and Pacific frsts Western
DIVISION were mp | y &C 1913
The suo-Ireasury to-day gained on balance
SIG 004. made up by o in gaiu Of S29i,44o, less
currency loss Of Si7si45 The DAYS operat ms Gov
ered Receipts s0l2,33j; payments Ss2633li ,ar-
rency balance Sl3,6l6,422; coin balance Sl22S@54op
The lOca mon y market easier than ever car!
loans be brokers ruled M 1iad1 Per cent hut at
banktne situation Is unchanged. aud some OF the no
loaned at the Stock Exchange at L per cent Is borrower
a bank al per cent
The Clearing House statement tO-f = vas ~ ioIoWH
Exchsng - So, 362. 400; balances. S},2J6.4S3.
tn. United States Treasury al Washington To-Day IT,
cfived S393OOO In National bank notes for redemP'
ton. The customs receipts were rJo9b2S ana the III
ternal revenue receipts SlSD.9Tj.
Europa that arriv d today dclINef'i u
$3.50 900 value OF gold bar. We before have cNpahu
tn & this ement clearly fictitious AID tlat ~ no
time 10 ted by tue coud ton or rates tor <
chang nevertheless 10 aetna impOrtat on ana ID
the md will srong the fore eXch IN yes wllch 20
dav duh and finn UNCHANGED quot itl0l-- 10
sucss ~ follows: mixers bills - .2l9 and - 2
long Iud short sterling -pectyey 81 ana D.
Tor frances gf4 md 81 for reichmas; 39's ana iVr
for giiders. ..o.o .
In 10 idon itsh 1ls y hl-her ~ 100 9l6
flr money. and Lie CHER al 1908 for account lh
sta per cents are quo ei down 4 70 II 3 Quoli
ti0u- Tor American m lwavs oily responded u yG7,
terIay- aGvauc, The home markets. and 10 ali ca ga
no hold the 20 y gains despite our higher pric = "l
this morning winch received M London biore ,Ge
stock Exchange there closed Bar silver was l-lpl
lower a. lo'id per ounce At Paris French per cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
LIVE STOCK AIARKET-

% hhds range for January 7c IS hhds September.
I'sc' and 70 hhdA range No. 2 for october, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
cOT-RT CALENDARS-THTS DAY.

SrrRrNR COT -CHAMBRRs-BofOre Bartlett Nos 41o,
O. 81 81 O. Sc 1855, 1923 $50, l57 l6O III, 1873, -, Ioo
l.. l11. 26j, POI. Z6S. ~.
~-PFRlOR COURT-SPECIAL TERN-BeiOTe o German, j.
No day udar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
MINES AND HiNiNH

SAFES Ar me NEWBORN myfvG ENcHi NGE
EFw-YoHR An ms -, 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Receipts for week g. 1871 phsa Wehafr ht afiif "ehf
mark report ptire .uwlns o. uai M 'hanfe
Ihe rerins al huf demanif su rI o. roFrut
accumulation NT utE fanoY Fnois ar safe tnl ife htu
with eIteptiuns htanda hen re Ton aluft Inulana 40!
aond sul thoe Tree uus tugs W lso sni
raihat slow movement state eggs mu'i ht fancy shh
teahlsld 10 rsnmsni our tOu quotation
Canailan' cRolco II lis dnn hoN ~ fi1S
No'VI"'D"0"'1O" - lnn1nlrn n AII,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Receipts i1r mo wecS. lJj bales Exports Tor veea
q acs Iie set Is gn.4t d-l .r. show 'I.le tsrp'
zion bet lots POO fOH ard the close lu' cannot
obtain them "a that price The top quo huC
fEre are very se.'6u rep'f"d 500 EXPORT
A NJ -ln' Dire. IT, -
d.a going from them 10 b~wers - rcs not made
public The uuaI d. the New shown = superb ely iu-
a asking rate Tor sIcA Is about 'ac Iu there tfs
~ "a and enough lc establish 4luil no
this d. -llf % lo making g'p1 Z'f IHf ~
ports somewhat confctng, most ssiuAt's .ae 10
Qudutfy below iaV years rJy nuf 'hH uAfT centrally
spoken ~ favor rv both a. O AIRY ani Whn crop mo
n ISL markets are du.i tt EnssI cof reports are con-
3. tIE IUf "A v gtlHtret re- vir'uIs
estimates = Yield but no M drhnte German roo 81
vices except u : 81, Zium. considered svnr4nlr
state Choice 1853 2Gf27 DD. Lps GRADES .-..- 30
u0. Good to Primo --2, ~ Do, raj -.-. 20 a
Do, 81 .l IL - tD COAST .--@i o 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

cHAsLKsTox. Aug 13-TurpeLtine steady at 2sc bid
sAVASAAH Aug. i3.-TuI pentine nrm At 2sc.
WILMINGTON, Aug l3.-Turpentine nrm al 2oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Receipts the week a. $40 pkss Exports Hli7 pkH.
The general has been quet aud pretty .unrued
the zde the exports reported having cen largely
previous grades OF stats
treamcry naa have ha strength beng comparatively
scarce aud show slight improvement Mos OF me -tato
cre4meties are nslng pals for fhclr rrsh butter
and the best tuls arriving are MOI mach,
b any auuerior 20 bea Western they Lave
soI M 20 l2L but rarely above lrfrt Wo@iern
Creamery improved ~ following Last and stry ier
fsvortr mark reache % 2c That would nIf ne '
prc. to reach the quality ~ The Nn te ui mp -
tho Extra STANDARD but 20 IL seldom .u fl tuird
1uaties ~ creamery he iiffle higher anU
r above nrers limits bnt hoi0rs arc oN ~ Ia
position weaken close and opss 2ne nab
This viii lead fuftner clearance of - re ir te lazy
half frkin tubs arriving OF medium anh poor
qualities and meet With only moderie
moderate pricesl sfUrfIV thuca
Vnnld lind r.,tv sale and compete h.rh grades 4
roampty Their bang hold back BE- The eure GOOD
creamery whrfnpr A. fuf darcy.
men known later tmsinu ~. am-rv 3. iu fr iq.
buoyaury al tho ,us' soma Invoices ui "siHfn iarE
Sc hut moot ltt contain ton HHnF lnf -
plrkages o eel n than ont unlcsi hntot. e them.
v,rr superior mark NJ Illinois t1rr telf I IanfT
bat hld rather ntlfs attention from etpnrfr7 n ace
have f@iiitatas ~ u hnrsl that r0fr viii N Tone m
thp before tho close ~ the week foi eNf g." tinfa -
ulrf afaf ttffn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

Live Chickens ha ruled lower but the simply = not Tow
OF tlc demand anL price ara steady Fuw's h4vo
mlderdf- demand steady hrmcr prrer lurkcya
Dues, and Geese have shown uts variations '0 prices
Philadelphia dressed chickens light supply. fair "a
msnl and Urm western 7c4lied as" srIrZ better" hut
must reach top quotation Mesteu Dry picAel
seIdy ~ui4x uc.s moderate supply. lar demand sut
,fradT FGols selling promptly 40 iAr prices squads
steady
Woodrock moderate supply. but very quict on'fe
cached only Choice Nearby BrdS 0age .nd
Pa. O. cry dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
CHEEsR

Receipts for the week s7e5s pkg, Erports-72,o4 pkg.
Liverpool cable 52s Sd 10 the close Of te week the mar
or state factory 4ngud the Engsh m1lAets nOt
having promptly responded 10 our latest Tanc Yesterday
he markets the Interior 0f the reported
quite strong and to-day The Little Fa AID Uta market re-
ports advance which holders increased conf
dence further advance was a-ke Tor Fancy goods and
nor been found w Hing % -. bat somewhat
speeulatively. the Lug.h mirAets thougn higher
arp no parity With To-day lo-c "a being made
or fancy goods OF Their and spr, brands have made
lusc appeal 10 strain 1u ers o. Their uip@t
flstliou+ as 10 qutiF n'ef ctd"' ot
state factory and sh0S improvement Night
milk skins have ruled steady quiet ipr y Jay. past
prices no higher Exporters tax lass aVO ably o. iaAiaz
HEM week last Other SKINS Qu shi cuntinis
Very few Wisconsin led ar nero th'{ "'ntA
sell quotat hne Ohio Ch-diaf slow sud nhc Aaed
OHIO Flats nj her peaT nor much wanted te H"i' USES
night milk Stims largely Ia place ~ them
stated actory Fancy Do t.f 70 Irme o24 =
mn trearn .lO1 F10t1 DO. Poor fU Far ~ d
no Ftnc QLdlp Wisconsin ChsiiaT
100 foot 10 Prime S1H a = n -
DO Poor to Far 6LJq : Creamery sklms
DO. night milk skins a : Penn Fpoi ..--. -
Ohio Factory. Flat Do common .---..- a y
fine, mild. .-...... a sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST 49,
Tile GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
gross rs bales Exports the Continent 100 bales coasvs>
ISIS bales salos 80 balos, stock. 22,O1O baloa-
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Ang. IL 1884


Recent, for the Beans S57 bb. Peas 276l bush
ETports-Beans I72 Dkgs Peas 9s5 bush Marr9r ossn
have been In light SUPPLY and improving last expot
orders filed - To- choice Medium not plenty 2nd sa1s
higher Tut qnet Marrow pea beans scarce aud bfine,
small peas out o. market White Kidney very dull Juan
white beans choice dull and elected Foreign
beans very quiet aud IN changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
P0rAroEs AXD vEakTARLE..

The daily average receipts % MIX and Cream
dinereut railroad distributing points snd Tie city Tor
the been follows Eric 3.3- % Max, 86
cans OF Condensed Mix, aud l5o cans u cream Harlem,
642 cans OF MIA and 1873 OF CONDENSED MIX New.
aud Hartford. 100 cans Of MIA ans Vest.
ern, 1890 csRs OF MIX ami l4O OF ',ream
quehanna and Western, Zd4 OF "a aud IS OF
Cream New York city ana Northern IL ! Of MIX.
NewJersey Central 3o5 OF MIX and 10 Of Cream
and miscellaneous short routes 515 OF MAX y
81 The receipts have been Il
MIX 100 OF Condensed MIX and asl o.
The price paid for the surplus has been 81 80 Of
! 40 quartA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Long Island potatoes
are IN al and about steady sweets quiet se-dy .t
receipts but tenoAs downward
onions verv du and lower CabOages Nv extra fancy
Il.t Dntsh ofered $3.50 per 90 Cucumbers lower
te nckle nave sold 81 IS - % per 1000 Tomatoes
are guf and -el very low Lima beans lower Corn 191
tuafes daily sold 10 lay ~ 75c 81 o. per 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22

BARTLETT Att O'Clock D. m. Monday, April 2ist,
Fl infant az tn, son srn v M. a,t,L
Annsh W. BARTLETT aged seven months aud wenty
days
flowers. .
5sa Fl II: on MSeds s
short but painful illness. WILLIAM BECKETT In the
m5erI from + Fh nS church corrsr x,h ana n
streets east at O'clock April 2S Friends In.
yited to attend Interment At Harmonial cemetery.
BENNETT. On Monday, April the 2lst. 1884. RO6EY,
the youngest daughter of James and Annie Bennett nd
two months.
Funeral from her parents residence. Eighteenth and
invited to attend.
CODY On Tuesday. April D. 1884 at O'Clock q m.
Mrs. BkIGET CODY. nee Mcdonald ased thirty -esht
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
$40 Pomeroy street northwest. on THURSDAY, AtR1i
oath at three Relstiyes and friends rsspscs-
fully invited TO attend
HILL. On April 2lst 1884 after long fllnsa IBAAC
HILL. the beloved husband Of Josnnah Hill, in Che
eighty first Of his resident Of this city for the
Funeral from his late residence. corner "a ana Z
strssis northeast n, THURSDAY ,.th instant At O'Clock
cEER on on t A. .i as sshs T us M SARAH
sef S . m oan :ss Ho 81: Of s
west. Wednesday. 23d instant. at O'Clock p. Il =
requested that no flowers be sent
TAYLOR. On the morning of April 29d 1884 a las
q. n. 4; TAYLOR. IA The fortieth year q he sgs
Funeral from the residence Of his broths in law T.
oath, at O'Clock p m
THOMPSON. The funeral Of Mn, THoxPeoH. win
sse Esss rom n shs house q nsr JOIN w.
Friends requested not 70 send aowsrs 1t
osant NAN S q r sgzaay hP5 E2sA 1884 $50
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FoR PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
Il NAVY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON March l. 1894
In accordance with the provisions Of the fifth section
snciencies approved Mach g. iss5 sealed proposals
Vii be received at the Navy Department until noon on
SATURDAY. MAY THIRD, 1884. at which time and
place they will be opened for the pure base OF certain
vessels which have been stricken from the Navy es-
Ter under authority OF act of CONGRESS approved au-
rst 1882 and which IL Is deemed for the oest inter-
8ts Of the Unit d Ststes 70 sell
locality are the Niagara Boston Mas ga 200 f9r-
and Ticonderoes, ga 300 at New York supply, $500
u LeaZue Island, Penn. Pawnse oA9 AZ foFt
s. G, Benicis $4,000. and Cyane. $1,000. at Mare
Proposals must be submitted in sealed envelope ad-
dressed Secretary Of the Navy ashington D. c.
and Endorsed Proposals for the Purchase of Vessels
~ as 10 disug11ish them from other communications
No offer for more than one vessel sLord be included
within one proposal
corporation or corporations, Offering the high
prices therefor above the appraised value Thereon
Each bid proposal must be accompanied by a deposit
h cseh Tor satisfactory certified ceck) Of than
cent Of the amount Of the offer prOpossI
also bond with penal sum equal to the whole
Of the ofsr with two or more sureties approved
nent Of the remaining ninety per cent of the amount OK
such otter or proposal within thirty from the date
OF It's acceptance In default is pay
Eeht OF the remaining ninety per cent, part
thereo within that time said cash deposit OF ten per
cent sha De considered a. forfeited the Government
no sna De applied directed in tn act of March
1els shall not be accerted viii be returned them
within seyen days after the opening of the proposals
w Application to the Department printed list will
o giving general information concerning the
vessels also forms of bids and bonds which must be
used BY bidders The vessels be examined at any
Yards.
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
from the limits of the yard within such reasonable time
Is may be h1ed By the PSsPartTIn,enHt cu,sD1pp
mh4- 1awSw Secretary of the Navy.
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