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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-08
IT LEADS ALL.

No other blood-purifying medicine is made, or hes ever been prepared, which 90 com pletcly meets she wants of physicians and iha Onnaral nnnIie nS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
COTTON MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug 12-l23O p m.-Cotton dun and prices
generally buyers favor Mlddln4 Upand- > lGli DO
bales ior speculation and export Re,epts-2ODo bales
Futures duh Upanis Low Middling clause August de-
livery, . -6td; do August and september delivery . >
j.Gld. GG4d. do October and November delivery
3tild do November and December delivery 2D4d do
December and January delivery Ibid; do January ana
February delivery. 536id: do February ani MaIth delN
. p. Cotton-Cood Mhdlmg lpland- j[d.; Mddling
Tpllnd-. Ind: Low MMdlug pands, 10 Toll Cool
Ordinary Upitud, Ioi, Ordinary Upant,. id; Good Mh-
ding Texas. 9-lGd.; Middlug Texas 5d.; Low Mddhs
4hd Midduug orleans. 5d. Low Mhd.ng Orleans ll"l
Good Ordinary Orleans iatd; Ordinary orleans J pl
otton.lhc sales OF the day included VVV paIes
American. . .,.
livery. > 7Gid. value; do. August and September dehN
cry 7id sellers do september and Ocipbp'r dcAftll
4Gid BUYERS do October and November delivery, -t4H
buKrr,. do November and December delivery, . I-utd
uytr- DO December and January delivery, Lid buyers
DO January aud February delivery. y-'uid buF'i7 40
FEBRUARY and March G,hv,ry tod buyers DO. Sept'H
H. m. Cotton futuit- closed dun Uplauds Low Middig
clause August delivery, 7Gid. sellers DO August am
4.ltd sellers; du. pttultI ana
october delivery loid sellers do october and NOvem
delivery 2Gid sellers do November AMI Dc'tmD,i
delivery l.td sellers. do December and January d"lN
ery . l-d sellers dO. January and February d'NcIy .
.Oid sellers. do. February and Nafh d'hNcfy tofh-
sellers do september delivery. T.oiA sellers.
GALVESTON. Aug cotton quiet Mlnanug ga 10"
Midllne Good Ordinary. ll6i not ami gross receipts
h.. 2.u5t blic-
-AvANv,u. kus. l2.-cotton quiet. Nddng .; Low MID
ding. Good ordinary. ~ net ANA gross receipts l.
bale. sales. bales. stock 5-@i bales. - a,,
NrW-DNiEtS-. Aug l1.-t Cotton steady; Miihng, 33loi
IoS Mtitg. mo: Good ordinary So. net ami gfOss
receipts. j. bl,s sales. 700 bales, stock 21o2 bales
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

have prompted decidedly ,trcnser
and November about points leaving on WIN zoo & West
Steam for export at 726c so te a. sos lzeo % tSs s
September 7.30d737c, closing az 735ct 4Io0 tcs n
fober 0Sss 70lc closing 7e 900 tcs November go go
Steam higher sales lGo cs az 10 Refined quoted at 73Oc
Continent Z 6Oc South American Bl IIEfI-Ihe ns
ket has not varied since last ruling nrm on nne
State Creamery. 2l "a 2Lc; Pennsylvania Creamery ~
d22c; Western 1bd2c.; state Dairy half-hrkn tuDs
l3d lsc; Welsh tubs l79lec Western Imitation cream m
cry II al3c Western Dairy lOc l2c Western Factory ~
CEEsEIs ws susta NJ to te recent ,s ,d sS,ms
and the demand continues fair. State ads'c Nieht
6lsd6sc. Western Flat hne 7.07 80. EooS,St,r,y
an in fair demand State. 42d l5o Canada l4c western
1896
sUGAR-Raw sugnr dull at 3lCo. for 80 Centrnugga'
s'rc for Fair Refining and 81 igc for Moasses
8iOO bags Centrifugal sbIs at sale basis cost anu @
freight. Refined dull Cut loaf GLa69c.; Crushed sac
Gtc$ Cnbes. Sl6a6Lc.; Powdered, 65l6a6,2ci .hhu %
lated &C. Mould a, l646leci ConectloneIs Al
Cofoe STANDARD 9lGc.; Coffee on a. 5+o Whis ~ EN
a. tac
sTEARINE-nnll and more less nominal City quoted
at a &c andOleomarearine at a 7Lc - -. c,,.
TAI.lON Rather quiet. but held firmly. lIImo S"J
quoted at al Lie Sales. 55OOOlbs at la4 llbc. ,u
WOOL-Cucf and the fner grades rather lower. WIFI %
brokers report that medium grades steady SprliH All
iornia sold at 222c Medium Unwashed at 30cI Meuih
Lc
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoNDos. Aug. l2123O p m.-Unitel States Four and n
We-tern First Mortgage Trsines erihates 52 DO Soc
Second ConsOls. lOi5s Illinois Central, 1899 dividend
Mexican Ordinary 43: Paul Common, 90 Z; Roadin z,
l37s New York Central ll4'-
80 p mPars adyices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
50 francs 20 centimes FOR the account
LONDON. Aug. l2-4 Cousols, 1O1 3-l6 for money
and O Tor the account; Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 81; do. second NOr
l6 Canadian Pacific. 80 Erie 35ii do Second Con
soils lOjS. Illinois Central l4lS.; MeXaan Ordinary 10
St Paul Common. % New-Nork Central ll5j Pennsyl
vana. 60l Reading. IL.
Hudson Bay Company ~ p.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased &ll5O00
during the past week
Tho proportion Of the Bank OF England reserve TO liability
which last week was 40 ll-lO per cent IS no" AZ per
quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 50 francs 80
ccntimts for the account
PARIS Aug 1.-THE weekly statement OF tho Bank OF
France shows Increase of 100000 francs IN gold and
decrease Of ,s2j 900 francs ia silver
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
1rvf -rocK MAnhRr, ny rrlronArm

rrtf,u. Aug H. tf"ie- nrcept- h-t 20 hours ~ 10
bead fur week thus 200 t'd iur same iN' tt
v..k 5Ju bead ,ou,.-cd thruurh t- ,fs. - "i "' %
iulf. -.tt. market q'att And rt'Hff D
Common to M,duuI. ?! toa-t %
>ffe- f,fspf- la. - hours i'NN h'Hd i"ill '" N'N
tlu. ff -. 900 rtN lof -tu, tn' aF Voc g. -n'v' "'
consigned t.lngti. - eii- uf miifl 20 f'" '"i"
car. Tot sale. market eurt Aiu sf'h.N 'uihr"n To-
It.f $50. t.ouH fu Choice u'f - 70 tit 1000
Lamb. declined NJ iuc. 80 offerings tth'n - - "H -'
last 20 hours fat5 bead fo' 'of wees 'iT
1ifi bead fiue t-t w'eh. 'i.' l'f' 'u
-..u, through. 80 cars. of w.th u q" EtN "iN go ~
fI .lc. market higher. Light Pigs - .nH- O." ~'''' "
irllf4. fd Medium " ~ ''r' 7'
Coarse Mixed Heavy ind.. 80 'at 'o ' "' rings
tait .,t.
niafArt struu4. tsHtd Q" tnof' Naive NiF
nIul - 5o4 - common Z" Want - '"4s' ~ 3
hutonrr steers. - 2sd - 3d. COWS inh hru'i- p H
ts.p 0toDArIs and t,-d'r- - ." ~ On" '''' A'N"'
>. 50H*ftp ., , ....,..
Hoss Receipt. soo head shipments looo head market
Light - joa - 80. faeKnF - '"tt '"' '''''
- -iHt' % .t....f,
zap Receipts lsoo head shipments loco market ''''y
q =. oars s5 ..,,.
ti0 ..o Aue H. ne Drorers journal reports tdu'
Receipts 5000 head shipments. 1000 nhtArt ..'''t .
ping steers - Gta. - ~ Stoke nud F,''- ~ l'
lows aul- aud MiNsd - oa- - 20, Euik = '''
through Texas STEERS = f1a - 81. o, .,,
Ings. Receipt. 10000 head. eiiifmtn nf4 f"' i"iA''
strong. Rough Mined, - lUdtI -n fne king inh Siy
ping - -Oa - 90 Light Weight, H"dti N9 0Ap' = oh"
d...Hn . .,,..
Natives. 20 75Q - -. Western = 'V1-' n' i'A
al Sc, 90 80 90 Lambs. - 80 ~ - -.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

White sossoi,c: No Mixed aSias27e Rys-No. q 81 ,
a62c Whiskey-Sales at 81 90. Receipts-Corn. 5000
bush Oats, $4,000 bush. Rye, 1900 shpments-Corn.
2.OV0 Oats 10000 bush; Rye, 1000.
PHLADgIPHIA. Aug. l2Flour-The market ruled steady
for choice fresh old wheats which in moderate
fPSSRy pr S%er - I
Pennsylvsns Family 50 75as4 o0 Psnnsyvsnla ESller
Ohio Clear ~ 00d - 50i do straight, S4371as465 St.
LOUIS ana Southern Illinois Clear - 90 = 90 do sraigh
Wheat higher spot Lots quiet; New No Red In EXPORT
elevator Soc; No. | PENNSYLVANIA Red $50. No Red
aug sta ~ &c; sept, ~ 2Gsitc; Oct, sdSGc No'
so1Gofc Corn higher; Spot Lots quiet Steamer NO;
Mixed track 81 2c No High Mixed In grain depot Sci
Aug l9a so Sept so ia 81 4c oct 81 IA SO tc Nov.
oi'd522c Oats lower; Rejected White. SAC: No White,
new 81 & No White 39c; No. White Aug 35 a 36 Sc
sept 80 G35Lc; October 35 036c.; Nov. 35s, 36ic:
-Pennsyvania Creamery Ezra p 22e Bradford
Extra rsts dlSc. Cheese-New York full cream
sugar-Granulated Gisc: Confectionery A. 5s,d5c Re-
ceipts-Flour. 1000 bbs Wheat. $4,000 BUSH 1000
bush. shpments-Wheat. 10000 bush Corn 1000 bush;
Oats. ii LOCO bush.
ST LOUIS, Aug l2.Flour steady xxx. 80 90 so 80;
s3 90 . Patents. I'll 0OG 81 %. Wheat firm; No. Red,
Cash 76'i 767o. August 76c Sept. 7ssc Corn active;
No. Mixed, Cash 39l 40c August 4Oc Sept ~ &C.
oats du No Mixed, Cash. 2G3s y SC; August 2bhc
sept u PC; Rye 52 &c Barley-Nomnal AZ nG Butter
81 OCH HayTimothy 81 80: Prairie So 90 Brsn7c at
mill Corn Meal - 20 Whiskey. 81 OF. Pork. SO 35.
Bulk Meas-L0ng Clear 81 % Short RIBS. 81 3O Short
Clear 20 10. Lard, 80 go Recepts-Four 1000 bbls;
Wheat % 1000 buh Corn 81 600 bush; oats $4,000 bush;
1000 bbs; Wheat. 1000 bush; Corn, 200 bush. Oats,
o,UOO bush; Rye, none Barley,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
STATE or TRIDE.


80 Harl Nef6crn rscas 80 REL WINTER H X: ,.SS NO
(, ,le. 80 3 yellow lc 40 s. iGl oats ~ White
Wheat, il-c.. Corn 4hc oats 3+s % Ut ,n ",,'
Wheat. 5000 bush. Corn 55.ooO bush.
.,l eSI tret and We-tern super - 5OS s. 90 DO
g9 E, 3 s az co. 90 doc " Ei ta'N y e. < = 90 g o DO Rio (
sl50aSl ~ raapsco Family - 49, ao 7nPetmu's rI,@nI;
R,G. - n &c. do Amber s5d--c. No Western winter
G, Ge a'0' toro southern aS ws,ern sh soacrn
Whit" % 5!c. do yellow 50G 52c western N'AeH Sp,,'
4 i7s.c oats lover southern 26e &c Western White
q s4S i' Primo to cnoco we-iSrn 81 100 ro
sSnS .sSGr. q%S1S an1 csr MG' m r" ae, - s 1SG @
She@dTr ro s9' ce @ w@sc S@s | r,eEea % ioG ic
Creamery EgSs y r. re'TGc RE 20 Fr"s,to To-
L;,peo per s,mer Cotton h;di r'nr a ,, 'i, nlsh
corn Form Zoo BUSH 0at. q 700 BUSH shipments Flour
$500 Gb-; Wheat 24s.ooO bush sales Wheat 1'"o0V
cmcAoo, Aug IL Flour ss,dv aud unchanged choice 6
M@I MS se - IS 81 q 10 %s rasnt u Low
WScsf strong sales ranged August 35Nd7G'c closing at
se sspE 7c,4.sc so'@e t 3eS o'SSgi aTn ons oas
CASH a. &C. Ansust a. 4o'.o o9,ns az "a. o,ns at
S.i1g at 2ac nys Gaet eo'e Ne dc stcmocr
Si Sas. cS Isne % CASH .S'i 20 Aug 70
.ggf g g a - ~ @45S 5Soer S 9'' - o. esa
~ ~ 30 IaId strong sales lang'ui as' Y,
August - 29d-7 10. closing at ~ l2%a*' - j,.
ber ~ ~ 30. closing at ~ u nd-f 60 SI', IL
Cash, 80 Boxed Mcats-Dry Sact Shouhhis- w
a. H. short Clear sdo- 50 G0d tG 80 WhisA'y; 81 ~
icoept-- Flour 10000 bbls.. Wheat. 1000 buSh ,"n'
372 OdO BUSH oats 2i2 900 bush Rye. 1000 hush hai
ri 900 bush shipments 1000 bbls Wheat ~
bush. Corn 25O 600 bush. oats $4,000 busl HSe loo'
Barley. none 80
CNcNXAII Aug l2mFionr QUIET Family - 22SS' Re- Re-
Fancy. - GOd " 10. Wheat strong No i'e' .o'' ~
celps 2looo BUSH shipments, 1000 6o;h S"n naSe
Fors SO IS Lard sS75 Baik@sats shoaldsrs ~ AZ To-
Short RIBS +6 30 Shoulders ~ 90 snort , n,os
sT Short Clear. ~ 40 Mhskcy-Saes AT ~ W. iiosS
Common aud Light 81 OOasi 66. Packing ana shippnS
81 lbd4 80.
DETROIT Aug l2-wheat-No. White 20 'c caSs sash anu
Aug. Cash Michigan Red 1890; NO K.1 &C. 49,
August. 5',c: sept. 7vlic. CornmNo t, 800 =" aoo
No2 new, 2Jc. No. White new. 31i2c. hecsip'S' 'oo0
bush. -,
MiySEArofIs. Aug 12.-No. Hard cash, old '"'o''
September. iSl9c., October 73c. -,
MILWAUKEE, Aug l2-Foar dull wheat Urn" ssi.e. n'Sr
75c; sept. 10 Ic. Corn dul! NJ AZ
oats-No 27te HyeNo l. 55lee BaLlcysSS, e", g. 7S
Provisions-Mcss Pork. Cash August ~ 90 ssp.
Iarl-Prme steam Cash August. 81 10 Scpt f - pe.,
tcr-ChOice Creamery, IL l5c. barry, - loc ,,r
(Teem II 2c Eggs-Ficsh l09u llc hccelps9S sn,n
/ TOO bblsi Wheat H. 100 bush: Barley O'ioV, S''
mens-Flour, $500 bbls; Wheat 1000 barley nOn. ~.
PEORIA, Aug. l2-corn quiet; High Mixed AoT"'" '>
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13


FLOUR AND Rnif l955ua FSq5 @nst io rs ,
vistandns te a., '~'9 ~ "ef' thr Eet and
tamsd con -d,ic rfcsl,ry throdsoui but r-pecially m
stated IN Gen~ AS The oianec the worse is sen 10 The
way Of more liberal not 10 sy clIc,' ','''ns, a , 49,
been next 10 nothing and th" local onp,- 'lr D
sa loy ilcr, acfc about ,o0 sacks OF fou Grade WIN
i,r sold hy cable TO- tnsnnn at I'"S ,nn,.,
r. Wn,s 81 ws,s is $ . 10 '' y TO 70 ' 3 IS dr Common to
q@t - ~ go 40 @ S6o a. o 90 oil- s9perfnc
81 loo y 80, The lait,r fog Choce Winter 'ai u SD
l@ oo , sG ,y TN Nm II Via a. .. Is r The We, indc
f1tra SO :. 5oe o Good 70 Fancy ,lra tate - -og
s8 - common 10 Good f,'rl W'-tcn. - - 80. 'eri
e. 2no ~ i5e.75 Goo - - 20 choc
- 25a - = Common tHtm Mlnn.-"ia y o' 80 4,
- ula-4 80 Patent - 'ngt5 o. has,i, 's'5t 's'5t 7',,
. 30 = .ri' 'ommon To Tan NlI- ~, s,af
Tacnt Wirt,r Whoa, E1'rn - ioa = 90 'fy N4 sSi@
narSc, los Es'' lldns lrs' t's - sotrrRN FL6r-
q, s~. e:, o .'a ana PA Far to % ce ., q
KY ri6r Quo, s 90 sa', eo sS, Pillow sSgc.ne %.,a
QUOT. at - eods2 - sra Braalyano 1t - Soas2 o.
GHAIN-wHLAr-in ea,h io,- il, trading v'' ,'s@adr{ '@r{
nc bu-n'- ','e ioI export aui isa' ir..s & Tor Wy
fri ana : lc lll. opening ~ 1n a'ft ftng' ~ ~ g.,
eccined 'a a. .a'np,c = 60 and s1r' r '' ,,, at 1 ''i
~. ooo lu-h .uo anil 10 .rre ineudns 1nr"ca spring
ss'.c do cost, ii'st, aa1 .'.ae - -es s,'mF s.i
So aScierc5 lo - ro ~ ,osu.' "a ~ e',
ns at - ao FOG ~ ,., .,'' -,'."i t. S.,
'' go ~ ~ -. ,. f.r NV .7 ra-l,r co.n-t'
= &C. g.. Ks T. aaa nAnll1 IAir paa "a nominal
steady Mia usht t.,, 'er export a hoe n'r opuo"'
Y, ,'9sg &C.. gi g,,., "a . ,,.di ' .t ~ ooo ,o.h 70
iors. 7'ooo ba.n PIX ".isas . Iaa'a.4 A''' >a .'
Ia. 81 a .c. uo,.as a, - .. ao tr l,te.,r =
q liIa I 3D. Dol
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vssssls and RtHroIda
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COFFTF- market for Brazil crowths remained qnie
hui firm 10 dav Al advance ~ ycsie day Fair RIO carroe
are quoted at 9sc Sales 1900 bags Rio Mid grades qnst
Lut steady sales S-t Savaniila. 29 bags costa
Rca and f27 bags Cape 5000 bags MaracaOo at pva'e
terms The market opened easy NJ an advance o'
points and losed further advance Of 10 points a
foows January $40 February = loas : -; august 10
a. n0. Scufcmber. 7,9jaSOO October. 1857 Soc n,
vemher 7b5ds.O0 December, sO5ds.l0 Sales. 26Ooo
bags. IL.
COTTON-Thc spot marle wss REDUCED ! l6c. to TO-DAY G
an for assumption Port eipts to-day. l0!4
bales comparing with S45 balos this day week and 34s
bales this Il ~ one year ago. 49,, -. ,--.s.....,
uoarons the American standard of casihcauoh
f.II.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

The stock 81 wheat nnd hour Ia c principal poIts he
is ii';' oo5 900 o''S,,'i, Sa"Ici" '''''''''
NAY AND STRAW Moieratr business passing in Hay on
80 goa 7sc No 3 toa 6,, chipping 5od j5c. clover
:. ' TO- do pr'i - d. short soi55e' o oat 20
a . g.. do. Wheat, 4odl5c.
INITIALS Iron cent Gates -tluini npt steady AZ sl5i.a
sl5 Tansf,Iabo notice. August dciivcryJ issued at so
iilau;,I,l noii'es s.dc Coppo strong ,io,
Inc qaet al 1920 lo5o Trans'eishc notice. issued
at ld2cc. (Chil Bar, ISSUED Al ASD IT,, lead ilrm -,
7,4 - e. po' ,,. 80 ,nn''1 rn.iefaole n@l,,.' I.
eanle notice. eonesiG .,ne .o at - t' 49,, e .,e x
NARvAL 's5rol.fs~for. spnp 1qr.n,nc n, narsct -,
GG,' G@ uncla,,acd We quote. siiaincG to Good Il
asl os 3 q NJ o 1'' iniox M II ;2i Gia,.
ss S7is, water WHITE $500
ocEAN % ren%' dnS aGt 5E ys' S@a Ss e".
EnI sc1er 10 r ,, s'n'i 5Is eI's SaIIsn5 '''
h1LiA ha naei ms 900 9a-ss lens, o pIiysls
ios .nsSI n1nulaed IL. 81 - cd; cutlos l2s o.
% Tcci ia = :. 3d. pork. s. g 81 rcsn Is ad measure
iL. caeIs soI9 20 to sr So2 70 g,s g ~; 7.e's%Gg %
er * Boo qrs grain 2s I'D LIVERPOOL, steam hence.
Cuotations Wheat +tL four - I'd ohcako oS sugar,
iallowi os rneasurenent l2s I'd. rosn. Is cotton.
S5.d'.. MA ,Lils ilon EailI9?I' steamer ~,.a a
. sfa% e. GLASGOW. steam. hence quotations.
ISar l logs 81 10. S'as 3D. 2o % i4oa a c ~o beef 81. c
measurement @ goods bs S & steam hence
sCso bush srS,n sTOCKnoIM hence Two Nor
wrgian ,t.an,rs 100 bhls. refined oil, each -. I'd
LIHEKPOOL hence British ship 10000 bbr refined OIL
2s Id.
way Crude sperm and hsh oils are wanted IN far lots We
In9o Ins raw. city, 4Sc Common Aeatsool % DOc'
PRIME do go i5c Crude lottonseed 2oa2ec Crude Men
hadcn Ole: Crude sperm, Toe
PROvIsIONs-Pokk-l he market had quiet iook to-day.
EAiOros roind.n NeiS ,'.''' No. ,o anu ns' sp pg
ernsr steady sales i25 bills Mess private job
fofs NJ o1otod SO G2l0 40 - for Old aud
iii G5iusIl 81. ior New. sl2 OOasl2 20 Tor Family
Mes si4 ooqsii 20 Tor Clear Back and ~ 509slo for
Jxtra .BEkf-lias Lo Val inc "uI 'a-t " IN
a lgII demand Extra India Mess fl2afl4 Extra Mess
In 1hls 30 Packet. 81 30 Plate. SS 6O.....BEEb
HAMS|-ioady and quiet. Quoted at ~, Tor Sew. Ut
MEAIs-H,lnos bat unsettled while Hams
ana Nhouldos bring steady prCcs Trading II moderate
sales To- 900 lbs Pckled Bellies 10 10 average CO. 5000
ILa dn e5,c. picklru shOndcTS 81 OtC. Cuy
Picked Shouiders G2a6ac. Smoked Shoulders 74a c
picked Hams l2c. Smoked Hams, l2'a l3c... MID
DLks- groo guy The nn,.enoni - nsLL Ions
siort Clear T. zoe DRESSED HOOs-Are DONG lite
better vii fan demand CITY Heavy TO Light nj tho
8s.e. PIGS LARD-ILo continued ull exyor
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
les this dry one year ago. -. 49,. i, ,..,a ...,o,
luotauons based on the American standard OF cassco

sT9e s,Te, orpaTyi;. ooo1 aTiinarv S1e MGdns So
Opor we're moderately active The market opened at
dc cline ana closed firm advauc % ld7 POINTS
kali. a. 400 lal,g
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Aug IL. 1893
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
Inrnhnrn.- Amcrcan S. Line for Hamburg
NJ HI + an I'm Z. >, go, ,,t,ps
w UNITED STATS AND s,ln l ~ " ALL - Ia
GENERALE TRANsATLAN-

v TIQUF FRENCH LINE To HAvRE;
Comnanvs Pier new No - North Kycr FOOT oi Morionst
IA CHAMPAGNE Tlaub Aug IL . ,, = In
NbRMANpTF fe kcrsa'iicc sat, Aug u ~ l. NJ
IA RKFTAGNF r. new Iousselin sat. Aug =, A. NE
Il nor RG NGNE Fanguel Sat, sept T. 10 a. n
The next sailing 81 H. Normanfie- S.pt ~
cheeks payable sight, amounts 10 sI On the b~A9uo
IniiI, DE nERIAN Agent. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
-ORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co


~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
FTIDA SAT Aug a. 5SOa ELDER W ed. Aug 30 80 pm
fTo NVT' Wed Aug y am FLBE. sat. Aug y , O. M
PMS sat Ang 2l 9sna ALLER. Wet. sept ]. : a ~.
cabin 20 location. 2d CABIN sou
Sterrage az lowest rates.
OELRICHS & Co. No. , Bowling Gree2
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
V,VE Y. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.

AmrrllAu rasstustr me Tor = Ihollts bhIDAIust
- Nf,r,nhan, PrrIambuoo Bahia Rio do Jauero and
sanI.. ,"nncctns ior Montcvideo aud way ports
IA, %,,E SATURDAY Aux ~ from
H NJ Wssme.isy sept Roberts stores brooklyn.
From Newport News. Va, third day after, at p m.
PAUL y Gerhard * CO.. General Agents, ~ BToaG 80
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

lake GEORG GE.-MohIcan House, at Bolton,
Y Most attractive situation Lake bar excel
lent service and unexceptionabe table comfortable rooms;
limited TO 80 guests. @ WINsLOW.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

1000 -.. III
81 l. 4 san Fr q "
1000 .---- 40
6.OOJ .-- l!O :
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
Now OPEN
WAEREN LELAND JR.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-14
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
The Artificial Manufacture OF ouinine, AC
cor,iing tn IIcwctt's Plan.

The Artificial Manufacture OF Ouininc, Ac-
cor'iins tn iIcwctt's Plan.
n remarkable discovery, by which the
price of quininc may Ice reduced TO
something like SIX cents per ounce, has
been made by Mr. Crcsswel Hcwett.
The synthetical manufacture of quinine
was first suggested TO Mr.. Howett, in
1869, by the late DR. Mattheson. of st.
Bartholomew Hospital. while giving
his assistance in II course of expert
ments in connection with apomorphia.
subsequently, Prof. Parl>es, of Netley.
aided with his advice. and to these gen
uemen. rather than to himself, Mr.. Cress-
well Hewett modcstly explains that the
process is due. The importance of this
discoveryis rendered greater by the fact
that while hitherto we have been de-
pending for our quinine ON the cultiva-
ton of the cinchona tree, from whose
bark only about two per cent. of good
qulnine can be extracted. ninety eight
per cent. being valueless, the drug can
now be manufactured without limit by
very simple process from an article
which can always be got in abundance
In any part of the world. London Lam
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The FIRE-ESCAPE.


There massive hotel that looms up from
should You enter its portals this legend
Its meaning is simple and patent TO All:
iheroS a nre-escapc at the end OF The
This led me To- think how many there are
mat pass through. the world with record
Who will look for. Lut miss. when nm end
Some rrc'cscapo AT the end OF the han.
There's the woman OF fashion. all diamond.
and lace,
Who has purchased claim on salvation aud
grace,
But whose names never mentioned at Char.
ity's bali:
VIII she md tue escape at the cnd OF the
And the miser whose life is devoted to gold
tnousn thousands may suffer in hunger and
win his hi, gold be sufficient, when Death sends
To buy an escape at the end or the hauf
And the man who has hundreds at work in
Who are slaves TO his greed and bound doun
On that reckoning dsy. il there's Justice for
He'll a tre-eseape need at the end of the hall
Then there's good Deacon Jones, who stands
That bis creditors left years ago in the lurch.
But whose il-gotten gain is now cover FOR
all;
VIII he find an escape at the end of the hall,
And that saint. Brother Brown, who serves
God At his ease
who gives largely to missions far over the
seas, N
But has never a dollar for Poverfy's call.
Hell hreescape need at the end of the hall.
There's the Judge who in ermine sits high on
the throne. V'
With a sentence severe Tor what Poverty's
done, ~"
But for giided trausgressors has nothing at
VIII he hnd an escape at the end OF the hail,
The bresdless. the homeless. who surcrings
We hearken not TO them, nor yet heed their
Shall we wish. when too late. for The NOM.
tnins To fall. ''""
And that fire-escape miss at the end OF the
Take heed thon and listen. thy brothers a
Then render such help ~ with justice YOU
IN Kindness of spirit, that He who rules all
MAY nre-escspe place at the end OF tho hall
Troy BUDGET
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MRS. FREMONT.
The Devotiop OF This strons-uinded wo-
mani TO Hef Husbands Interests.

mani TO Hef Husbands Interests.
Mrs. FrcmoDt's figure is too stout to
be graceful--she always had tendency
to amplitude-and this, with her white
hair. gives her a grand maternal air,
which IL in accordance with the fact.
AT first she strikes you as older than
sixty-two. After talking with her for
while you think she must be Younger
Her mind is n fresh. alert and spark
ling as when she was Twenty-Five; il is
sfiiuent ia resources. I have often
heard her called one OF the most INTEL
lectual women in America.
When Fremont visited California after
Buchanan's election, and at the end of
two or three years went to Europe, his
wife accompanied him. of course. He
and she have been inseparable, except
where circumstances absolutely forbade
their being together. She was anxious
10 Join him in his early explorations into
the wilds of the then unknown West. in
which the strongest meh nearly persisted,
and she would have gone. but for the
fear of making her husband ridiculous
almost the only fear OF which she is cap
able. Courage. physical rs well rs
moral. Is one of her most valiant traits
lt is paternal inheritance. and Is what
Napoleon called of the two-o' clock-in-
the-morning order. She would have
been only too happy to follow her hus-
bands fortunes in the field, and was re-
strained only by the consideration have
named. She and her son. then small
boy, were with him. and slept in the
same tent, when he was i'm Missouri in
1861. and ironical soldiers frequently
spoke of her rs being his chief of staff.
She is capable of carrying musket. and
using il. and | am confident she would
lead any folorn hope. particularly if its
object We're To advance her husbands
prospects. She is without the weak
nesses so,promincnt iii many women's
characters, and for the ordinary woman
she has little liking. Her natural prefer
encc is for the society of men. because
they are less frivolous, broader and have
higher aims. The stronger and more
intellectual class Of women she affects.
and numbers many of them among her
dearest friends. But she has no SYM
pathy with what is known as woman's
rights. Cor. 81. LOUIS Globe Democrat