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New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

,h,. MARKET dropped abut points only to rally slightly
sssis :sss =. -
S yis % e. iss &C.
TO- s,1"; 8 Nc,ewSs, @, 'S:ns sss.%
'S .ys ~ z" e. e sRss conpsPs
sss .' Creamery ss ~ s's e" @
s, & a;sr s'rs E.
state e assS Ssss skins. ns ws:!s.S
s Canadian @ %sssrn
sas Ses' % Carolina 0a and
sy PAID and bond
Mcssrs Dan Tanase'. Sons Co. chsrIestop telegraph
s Sa Sai sss tn.
points prac caly exhausted:
nsr da IfSss
.nS
Busnos Xyre. 6!te laya. do. q Surasao
81 ss se ass
sSs S soe nnso.tur. fara oc Puerto
& s.ss
bar lSts &iris Ginger she; ~ ooo n
& oso%s1ssnc s"S 1sSdI s'seay % s's'
s ss % slsss SS
1 s h'S n ssS
ssSsS.c Mould "A" Sisc; Scaissilensr. sS;ISS
s1s sS'asf "a iS iss S@tS sPss
.'1%LLoW-asi and weak; Primo City quoted SO
.as a Seed es Aa. asEs
Bss' s e. % & Tss sSs
New private terms 100 cases sunrss o
$50 bacs Havana as lo and 100 bales sumara u ~
wooIAn armly nianed and there are In
the fayori,cs here. Foreign Woos have continued quie
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
I1vr srocK MAnKEr-BY rELEnnAPn.

CHICAGO Aur. I'M Droeer Journal reoorIs rin,sn
Receipts Shpmeus 2lOD neaf marxet strong
Exports ~ 5Os5 30 COWS aud Mixed 81 oDa -; sbok
- JOass 30 Feeders. - 0OgsA 20; TEXANS % W"
81 IS
Hog,-Receipts l5OO0 shipments 10000 market nrmer;
Rough Mixed 35 aud rhlDpins - 30 a
80 - Llghf. - tO1-l 40 -kIDs. - 0ias3 40
ShcsD-Heceipta 2.utO ncaa shipments - hesf market
fnir1or - UOasS VoSayot ~ asa -' ieAahs
-
81 Iou.s Aug Il.-,nu>- aacepts. 2.3OD' shipmentA
market nrm 1xDort< r. 109sJ 40: Good GO Ca"os
Shipping. 81 JOasj UI Far . Aeiian - Oo0-t V0
ie-sn< s3 OOd.f o.
dunn q OOnss 7le Far - Cnoce ~ I3dt3b o.. - -
H0y1- Receipts 100. sniDnent+ IVr blglI - 700
49, PACKING. ~ 2Sa-i 10 HeaVv - IoGst %. -,
BUtTAg. --siffLs- to-day llS 1ehh
JiOu ncsi "a ns iaG week ,SoJ
hc.u % steah}
- Gsj 10 stoGkers ani feedcIs
-Sd-J -
ss,,D Receipts today 1900 head total for week thus far
time tat sooN 5000 heai cpn-ienoa
through .marse aUll and lower, Mc.lum -
oooi l5ds5 5 0ooi To Choice. - ooGs' Los western
Uogs- eeeipts today OJ total for weeS hus far.
Z UJJ head lor z,ns lsH wee< lHuvO hea'i con
s,yeJ through oi WHICH ~ 10 New iorsi market
higher. Medium Fair YOrkers - OOa lO vO0n 10
Chsce 81 rIaA JU butchers Grades, ~ iodSiso' rigs
81 sUd.i UO
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
corroS MARKEr,-sY rELEsR,pF

LvERrooI. Aug le:3op mcoton steady M Middiins hl
TpIand I'd: Mtdling Orleans 5ad sacs-sOoO bales
ncudnc 1000 for speculation and export receipts i9o
bales all Amercnu. Futures steady Upiands Low Midi
ling clause August september delivery 80 64d also
.Gid also 81 -Gidi also 306id: september and Octo
her delivery october and November delivery
2s64d: do November and December delivery 2I-5td:
do pccenber delivery. 21.U3d do January
and February delivery 2sG4di do February and March
eliyery Sl.6id ,oo,,
n m-CottomTb OF the day included 6so0 bales
American. Futures quiet Uplands Low Mlddng clanse
delivery 3G64d buyers: do August ana september
delivery G6d buyers do september and october crv
33.64d sellers do. October and November delivery
-,d buyers; November and December delivery. 2Oid
BUYERS December aud January delivery 2964d buyers
do January aud February delivery, zSbsd vaie; u..
February March delivery 5O64d value do March
and pril delivery. 3 %3-G4d- value -,
D. m-Uotton- Futures closed sieadyi Upsnds Low Mid
ding clause august delivery aT6d value; do August
and delivery Si.6d value; do September and
October delivery J4d BUYERS do october and November
delivery . ~ CID value; November nd December de-
livery 27.id value; do necenber and January delivery
27.6d. value do January and February delivery ~
gid sellers; February and March delivery. 3l64d,
sellers: March and April delivery. 340id sellers
GALVESTON, August ll-Cotton 1uet; M.ddng 9S Low
Mdd pg g3 rdinary 9is net and receipts,
5s bales safes 81 bales; stock, s2l bales
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NKw-yoRk, Tuesday. Aug. 1I.-BEEvEs-Receipts were
ssTs 81 ss ss esas for all So and NJ oam
tsdc IN Live Cattle: Feeling steady. -
sides and t sas Tor Ordinary to Prime Native
Choice and EIa sides sold to saioc In the
shipments today. 2.620 quarters Of Beef and md
joseph % s%s the England viii out
Live cattle Dressed Beef and Mutton.
received At sns go wss s%
veas sold ~ TO 6d7c but Gc as high as they Can DO
Dressed csvcs dull AMI &c lower city Dressed veals sold
at say Country Dressed 7aSsc and Dressed drssers
sses~P & Kase: II pennsylvania Mixed Calves 1853 n.
J. \. PIdcocki IL Marylant-Kcals 2o5 N. at es.c
Judd Buekineham. Buttcrinik Calves 2s3 b at 2'c
s s1i Up pa XSp LAMBs-Reccipts were 81 of 1871
msrtc ana fSss s fens for sSeep
Lambs selling at yesterdays closing ,ures sales OF Lon
Snac %S" 10 Of aT AZ
Prime Lambs sod At sl2dG9c for extremes only rev
SefL sae nsuPes General sales We're at 5@oe
Dressed Mutton lower at for Common 70 FAR ana
Dressed Lambs sold slowly 6aIc. with l2c reached
0e1es sG' u racs ins s. MaryIsna Lambs o. m sc
a pennsylvania n at &c les Kentucky do - d. o.
Nae SS SI fSe. Se loo al sc tsjefsey Do
III 1nio shssp 81 D at SIC 80 do. 81 d. at 20 "a
Ssw'cn Set pari YESTERDAY lsi oaiS sheep 8 r.
4.c 200 Michlgsn DO O6 H. at &C. 40 sheep and Lambs
mixed 90 d. at &c ,,, an =, q, ec A. psnn.v,xan,a
do eS n At &c isS TeaasyiSsaa do 81 b. 5.s 90,
% 81 n EenSes a. o. ~ rs rennsSl
vsna sheep ami lsulps: Z. 10. at &c ,.,.,
judd 4 BucSinsaaa. 2io Csnai, Lambs es 10. at 6'ej
sao g a PenssylySni13 3 &C. s,c q r ,mb. al Ss 81 70 n
81 Do o. n a, Ss Ew.s M az r. az ae tribe
,ed nrmer with Light selling at 7hssci ana
ssies -Serry Hunter. o. state Hogs, "A. 10, at sc.
smith & Held. "a state Hogs. 80 H. at &C.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CFMENT-PortIand has active 81 uniformly
steady rates. EnElish. 81 1905. go German {, sss
S' A%erean me sns 81 iS o for
cOcoA-Firm and in fair jobting demand uusyaeu Is5
6l7c; Bahia 14dl6c san Domingo llall 2c Carecasi.e
lec. Trinidad baai6acJ Maricaibo 27o2Sc Csnca 10
C0FFEE-Rioo street steady at for old fair
ami fair sales $50 bags ed Merr mack
and 800 bags Mozart private trrms. on 'Ch hinSo
August again firmly quoted while the later options were
rather Sales 1000 bags ana the cnsDR neufe We.e
August, 7.20d7.2S: September. 7l3U72ot octoDer lo
d7.2O November. 7l6d7.2Ji December. I201!2o; jan
uary 725973O February 7sod740 Transferable orders
ITO. Delivered contract 1000 bags Mid grades re-
NAMED steady. Sales 1900 ba{s Maracabo 1000 mats
Java 32j Costa Rica and 10 bags 81 domingo on
private terms ,.,. -.
COOPERAGE sTOCR-Tradeis almost at sfs ndstilI, but
recent figures maintained. - -
CORDAGE-Quet but nrm OIL the basis OF l3isc f0r MA
Mia and s,sc for Sisa.
COTTON-There firm though dull market the spot
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Io5s Receipts st ,s ts & gcrts as
moderate ICsns Ss%t,S has . been
AIcoho 81 i2as1 is there sales OF English chem
ea nfans sssssns % p pcwssr 4 81 end As
Cake Opium s. - for sS' nn IN oanc ~ az y. f a
Fisi-MacSere in demand steady. Cod rather quiet
but anchaSgsd eS eTas K s'9a T%f@ss % ana ara sS
cncless 9e9rge @ gsnf n.tss e . ho' mesTns
Barrecd Herring Eastport Round ~ 2Sss2 3D. and for|
FLOUR xSD MEAIFLouR-The -four marse, nS ,r,ss has
been very an % o rcsn os
The small business IN prosres. indicates 20 PIC
adv iatsas y sie bS: inslaalag 200
sGl: sS % & Ea''a Il o'ss
E5,Ta a no s. S ,'Sca ., 2
er%t 90 as 50 Common Far ETtr, Onto sS es 90
9Ga = aiSnesa 1s a. - o. Clear 81 oSas4 S Rye
Mstg5e 4 aS Ses S 80 snsS u & q 90 & S, % %
Far EIra II . sd,ls Good 4 SssI 90 doSiia
aie,l south Amsrics !, lasss 20 market CLOSING
n'Ina.ns COMMON 50 iSstis GOOD
Sales, sS: saeernnc l,i,sr ior chSss
IS 50 sna sraady vine at ss 2's:s 81, 800 COs
roREIos faGlrs-1hcre very fair yosOns trade IN
all descriptions and price, are gens. s yer
Layer. 30 Valencia ~ SCI turkey Primes 81 Tor
box ssrdne. &c. for bomene Tafragona Almonds.
aRAiS%wHEAT-spO lor. are heavy and q iss lower
iGai for cIty MILLING optons have been dun les ,ss,
advanced ea iel Sr 2 & and ob sl';sa ss, ,s,ur. r
.Ss 600 bush cash INCLUDING No choaro arye
GSsrsaea GS 'iS Ee ''S Sea M ! Rel e7s Sc
eG 95c: 80 Red q ooesl O. elevator Ne2 Rel I"ledo
9 Go B. DO DO rdf Pf ocisSsf ssSEssnsf55 rs
f.f Hecem ~ - n o. y. 4
January ~ 81 Oyl closlnR az % 10 ,r Jun
81 ifs ih spflSs xNb < BARLEY MALf@u AZ"
nominal CoRN-spot lots were 60 e lover % MIN nn @ 1d
options were dul and lower oPenins at S &c lower ,hs
sSyssecS S,s. s % % then s eS"' y Sales &c so BUSH future
100000 bush spot including rnuad"d ed At ,SGSt-,ci
August ss,a q &C. closing at sSca september.
81 .dbis closing At ,Sac 10. ot oS'"nef , 'e
5o,,c; DO Tor Dcccmbcr 30 a5pi.c- closing al h'c.
... oATs-spot lots have b''n fairy active aud 80 &c
r. decline. and iurlhef declining &c on August only
a"S%' ncaans aas sc @ @@Sis @ s5c White sS ca 10 =
White nominal Mixed. Western. sia5 81 White, DO, ssa
80. do state ioas.e No. AUGUST S5,. St,o clos
DO ocobsr ss 1GsnS = tTmcr 81 e sS mS ecel s
Doc asi O6 snarps ~ Ioati IL. and nye Feo a6-'0c
Visible supply the United states and Canada
Aug g.. 49, zso 45So7,s a.Ssa.2os I05,2sd i7dos5
Aug as'' ss.4o7oas s,75ssoi aa47oo5 ioels2 lo7Aos
Aus g.. Ie.54s.s,2 4l7is2 ioGsAOs lsool0 2iI6io
Ang il 2o4ol $50 1880 395 2s2s9is 3Ss.5is i.s7G27
and otn stock tut tots abundant and negectc.
We quote NO. Hay. 95c asl 05 some esk 81 10 for
70a7bc straw-No l. 10 s5e Oat and Wheat 40 a TIC.
HIDEs-Ihere a at uniformly steady
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
al since jan sgl4 4s2 O6s sIs0s57.lA I97e97 .4el
erPopEAN FISANcIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Aug 1l-12:30 m.-Unitcd states Four and
Cent Bonds 1885 Atlantic ana Great western
Trustees Certificates SOas do Second Mort
gage sS1 Canadian Pacnc 45as Erie, 1856 do Second
eonsos 65l4 Illinois Central l35 H. Mexican Ordinary 23st
ST Paul Common. 82as: NewYork Cenrai. lOO's Pennsy
yana 53l4: Reading. Oh
Paris advces quote Three per cent Rentes at so francs
rs ceI times for the account.
amount OF bullion gone into the BANK OF Eng
laud ou balance LJ.OOO.
pm-Uued Four Per Cent Bonds 12Jal; do Four
ana Cent Bonds ll6S Atlantic and Great West
First Mortgage Trustees Cer,hctes 3o DO second
(Csos 90 2 Illinois Central 1885 Mexican Ordinary, "a
New York entra iOOs4 ylvana % t Reading 10.
Canada Northwest Land Company. 2.
Pans advces quote excnaDgc on London a. 20 francs ~
sforch heck
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW- YORK, aug. H.
The statement of the National Transit Com
pany for the month Of July shows a small increase IN
the receipts all and in the grossstocksbu
the deliveries in spite Of small decrease largely cx-
ceeded receipts This condition Is caused by the re-
ccipts from the Tdewater Pipe Line, which we're sufi
cey large to overcome actual decrease In the
from the wells While the oil received from the Tide
water was production. certificates had been
before issued against It, OF and this account
largely the outstanding certificates reduced TO the
extent OF early 100000 barrels the statement IN
barrels for June aud July and with August of last year.
sual1 lla
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

New-YORk. Aug IL
The depression in the grain markets continued
to-day and the lowest prices made 81 the close.
In the carly dealings whea. showed frmuess be-
cause tho increase In the Visible supply smaller
than had been commonly expected, and afterward
spot wheat was inclined to rally under Q
large shpping demand. But the pressure Of realizing
saes with lower prices abroad and also In the Western
markets. was too powerful to be resisted Corn declined
synpathicaly I'm spite OF its strong statistical position
and further largo decrease In the visible supply. Cash
corn suffered less than the optons but that closed
Il to q cent . bushel lower. Oats
trine easier but unusual demand for shipment
helped to steady the market. The engagements for
port amounted to 100000 bushels of wheat 10000
bushels OF and 1000 bushels Of OATS The closing
prices OF wheat were August 90 cents; September,
VI OO4 October. 81 02@ November, 81 O4+ and De-
ccmber, 81 06s. decline Of Ts cent for the early
months and y fer the later ones. The declines
IN corn ranged from q to cent the greatest being in
tho December option August, September and Ost0ber
534 cents. November 52 and December so CENTS Oats
closed lower at 32le cents for August, 31ls for Sep
tember and Oct0ber and 80 cents for November. Tie
provision markets dull and easier Lard declined
few cents but a the close had recovered the loss ut
$6 go for August So SO for September and December,
$6 73 for October. and 80 85 for November.
AtNewYork. Philatelpnia. Baltimore and Boston tho
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat 247 469 bushels:
cor oushes oats 104 920 bushels total grain,
642903 bushels; -four. l4428 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Louis Wheat 79S9
bushcls corn 21l 062 bushels: oats 117 lY2 bushels
total grain 496,242 bushels four 25.696 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

CmcxsAn Aug. II Flour quiet and heavy FAMILY
81 70 aS4 l5 fancy 81 6oas. 75: Wheat quier No ne
81 c receipts 650O shIpments 5000 bush Corn gueti
No Mase .7a4ss 2s,s easer Nc r,ma Fs sSc
PORK steady az $40 OH Laro aul AZ 80 S0aso ~
Bukmes stronger shoulders ~ ~ shortrn ~ ~
Snort 90 whisksy dull and 9ncaaasc9 a. y y s s
ips and ButcherA S60si 7o rsosipu 7o4 hsae sa'o
$50
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
HEMLOck.
A.n oil
u. a. Fancy
Extra and

aged. I7dlSc.
MgrALs-Ingot Copper has advanced to IL iail5' for
for Comnod 0moso though pfev.ous sale was made at
l1c Steel quoted AT $2 but thai nominal
feseDiatives session at Lsng bralen discussing
the adysabiy advancing prices American Pig lion -
s1ou steady aust qso & G"s ess Ms asa s 10
quiet aud recent prics have under no change ON
Change Iron scaey bids Of aud slGdtlO'
sl5s1 Tin but brisker spot closing at 2Oi0G2%;
futures at transferable notices issued at
3O2oc Tin Plate dull Offered a 81 =. Transe,1eis as
0ii I5c baltimore at 10 tbc. Transferable
notices (Iakc issued at 0Jc; DO baltimore ~ ct 40
Speiter dulI and weaker domestic offered at 43Uc.
MoLAssEs- and stll quoted at i7al1iac for 700
NAVAL sToREs-spirts Tarpentnc was stcadier
thou vi auct AZ soc here business IN
Iures Kosns were dull but without essential changes
STRAINED to Good STRAINED i.i2iaSi 2oc' f. s7,,s e.
s;4oe,, Ssoe 1. tv'S ". a.. tooc, W. W.; 4Joc.
0iIs~tnsoed quiet but steady a. 40 ior city and
SiaSSc., crude Mcnhaden easier at 25d26c.
PROyIsIONs-PORK--Ther IN an absence OF export In
ana sns sses so bb Mes. ps s o.
as bbs Family Mes "a .oa ~ 7b scr Snin
spseed sst aee eam} " n1ss asss s;s
HMsLsiI.ss.I Z sss .ss 90 S.~ a
sc nand Quoted 81, l,as1I 0O saes 90 yps:.
CUT MEA are hrm ana - % 1r oG%il msiIl "a n
ysS.s S,ss cuts Gs rue dq iaoo Sfs Plsscd 0 Hans, Picked
sSSs sver.ss s qsSsS s%ss sssss Co., s%ci.a
esr for wsiSsTn sslys 1ocs lSa1
s Ws. SsSS ss sssy Ssi Ii. wsss wsssssd and
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

DR. Sailed Texas. I30I3Hc CITY Slaughter OI S7taJc.
w. SdSi2c.
LEATHER-There IL steady demand ffom the jobbng
p0rt the best Heavy sides and gooi Damaged
Middle eights unsatisfactory 10 tanners We
quote:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. ll.-Provsions-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
Long Clear Middes, 3D.: short Clear Mddes
2ss Sal short Ribs SIS 3D. shoulders. 27s Cd per cwt
Porkprime Meas 5is 0d bbl' Prime Mess Eastern,
Cos; Western 62s Lard-Amcrcan, 34s Cd: Prime West.
shocders Butter 72s Sd per finest United
spring. 6s Cd S. Id; Red Winter e as "a
Spring, Is 0d New Western Winer7H I'd;
New Mixei Western As IL ?d California 40 !. 7stId0
Is 2 Californian No Ga ID e o. per GENITAL Pleduce
enned petroleum I'd ag'd per gallon Clover Seed.
Common, "a: Pale lls 6d d0s. Cd Lnseed OH. 22s.
81. per cwt
centals, cluiing II 900 csntals American.
receipts American for the past three days were
90. 90 centals. - - - -.
LONDON Aug ii.-Produce- -Linseed oil. f2l los a 92l
cake. ~ % aas Os per ton Refined Petroleum 6A2d o
O per gallon, spirits OF Turpentne 27s 3D. per cwt
sperm oil s6S per Ton Rosln Common "a 9d per cwti
American sugar iss 3D. per cwt Cuba Centifux xal
poarzng 0s los I'd los. for Cuba Muscoyado fair
r,ffaf adj
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

b1sh shiDDents-viour. 4ooo bbsa. ~ heas aO0o
buGhi Bariov. -
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF r3)DUCL
Per North Rirsr. ycss.ts dn' II ttsr,fh
NUw-Yolk Aug IL 1898.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. IL (Special.-The markets
to-day were nexpressby dull until the morning hours
nearly gone great many Of the most energetic
traders have left town drawn temporarily There
being life In the cash trade DO expected In
speculation The Government estimates this morning
were about what nnc-tenths Of the trade expected
and the visible supply statement surprised nobody
A small decrease from the July estimates was looked
for. The reports from the Northwest sent In
when the whoe country was filled with apprehension
lest the hot weather would and burn the matur
Ing grain the farmers upon who the bureau relies for
r. ss nn5s s o ss %
proved feeling abroad but private cables were contra
with equal postvensss said that prices were lower and
that there was no prospect Of a demand that would
stimulate tho export OF American wheat either this
month or next month.
Wheat opened to-day about where 1t left Off yesterday.
s%s points the half $
hour before 1 o'clock. Linn, Ream, Roach
into the resurrecton trumpet In less than twenty
minutes they breke the market 3 cent the room
to O'clock % big 'capins @ business s was done Il was
lively ending OF what threatened .a., to DO the the
be- heard 81 to' ns the breas
but no news that should cause the stampede
that some OF the bulls mad become tired Of carrying
their load and were detected trying to get out
Corn opened u cent higher for August. September and
October than closed last night and g cent higher for
SasSs With Wheat. 81: .aoS, sse I.:: sls:.
Ing Ing prices % for near BY months and e Of a cent
higher for later months Provisions were shade higher
at the opening and advanced In uncertain fashion
point two. but the Improvement lost at the first
symptom of desire to sell Cash business was light
The changes for the day compared with yesterday
were 7a cents loss pork and ribs Large sales were
to-day Of cash corn n store and 70 90 to store
August wheat s7Ss aad September s9t cents August
S nS @
ber SO 35.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

GALES At TIRE COysoLIDA TED ST0OK AND PETR0.
LEUA E1CHAyGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

OIL CITY, Penn, Aug. 11.-Crudc Oil-sales. 100000
barrels: clearances 100000 barrels; runs, 1876
barrels; shipmens, 90.278 barrels; charters ll23sl
barreIs National Transit Certificates opened at 8s%
and closed at 077s highest price, 0s7s lowest price,
O77e
BRADFORD, Penn. Aug 11-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 9sss and closed at e77s
Highest price, 9s%; lowest price, 977s Cearances'
I468. 900 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

Futures opened steady points
and closing af about MoidaYs nguIes
sles "a 20n bales The closing figures were:
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

In general the dealings in certificates to-day pre-
senfed no now features The market dull ana heavy
and continued to the end, the last price being only
shade the lowest point There Is no indcation OF
discovery OF territory although fear OF that event
is the only reasonable excuse for tho proracted decline
in the price of OIL slight reaction would DO caused
naturally By the realzations OF bulls satisfied with
ANAL profits but there to suppose that this
cause has exhausted its effect In any cventt bears no
comparison with the strong statistical position OF inc
product. - 49,, ,,, -. .,.
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
OpeuinQ Lowest -...Vl q
Highest ............... 9S7s Final. Ids
CIss noes for yestcrday 8,152,0O0
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12
financial

23 wALL.sTr NEW YoRK Ausust IL 100R
HAvlNG RECkIVED the assent Of more
- than majority Of me t6OO0O.0OO Ysne Herogn00
Bonds OF the N6w-Yorx. Vest Srore and Du1le 1e4VR
70 70 tne paI ganxstpn snd lcase coaai 1ed IL 81
s = y sss sIcos s cSssss s Isssda
HoaSss can ~ deposit S.nSs uI that date ia Ae:e
changet for enSraved feceipts in susou1fs q 6u00
10000 each. upon presentation onoo - anl NJ
New-York tribune., 1885-08-12

i MORTGAGE BONDS. 49,. mn ,,,,,,. :.
The farmers Loan and Company No 20 William
New York rs now reaay receive the First Morteage ond
offhe n = ~ W r. H. exchange for tran .fernbe Ger
inca with the First Mortgage
agreement. --..,. ,.. r,u., n. ,ar.,v
viii srcay facilitate tie sas OF the r"aH unuet
Ine, 90 ~ forecosur. CHARLES MORAN thairman ~
Moteaye Bondholiers Committee, Newfok jury 81 isso
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-08-13

The representatives of the democratic
party of the state did not diagnose pub
lie opinion on the license question very
correctly during the last session of the
Legislature. They were willing to sacri-
fee everything so as to secure the sup.
port of the saloon men and with deter
mined stupidity persisted in believing
the people cared for free whiskey more
than anything else. Any one who init
mated contrary opinion had his de-
mocracy seriously questioned. They
rallied under the banner of low license
and were elated at the prospects of vic
tory which their action seemed to assure
The mutterings of dissatisfaction had no
effect on them when they contemplated
the money power of whiskey as factor
in politics. Thus the republicans be-
came the champions of law which has
grown in popularity. 1t was hardly a
matter of principle with them; it was
matter Of policy dictated by an intelli-
gent understanding of public sentiment.
Representatives of the democratic party
IN the Wisconsin Legislature do rot real
ize that public opinion undergoes 6
change. There are fanatics on both sides
of the question and it is as unwise to
accept the leadership of one extreme as
of the other.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-08-13

THERE are few persons now who do
not believe in evolution. There seems
to be a creative quality in need, and
society has always called forth the agency
which Its progress demanded. There
has long been crying demand for fool
killer. He seo1ns to he III existence some
times but careful examination of the
work credited to him shows it might with
more propriety be ascribed to accident
than to any intelligent and conscious
organism. A fool-killer could have his
hands chock-fu of business in Mantle
voc. There are are many ripe and ready
for the sickle. After Strengthening fool
lsh liar or SO, he might have holocaust
IN killing of every one who buys raaie
ticket. or signs subscription list for any
other than charitable purpose, or who
signs petition for an Office seeker, or
who goes to circus, joins procession
or trusts man who does not pay the
printer.