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New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
rnE IKApE IN CHICAGO.
rIvrIsn MOVEMENT IN C0EN-Tur PROVISION III
AFFECTED.


AFFrCTEp.
CHICAGO. July 20 Spcciah.-COrn was wilder thls
r,,r ,, yesterday September wAic, closed yesterday
st45 cent?. and al one time yesterday was down 70 ''e
cents Us m 10 - cents before the opening THIS mo'nhH
calls last night although up to 49,. cents were passed. ana
t .rs wen, greatly Of pocket ou the start IL - inter
es 10 know that the old ~cpember corn crowd o Two years
seo lt~i by McIienIy MeaIe. is IN corn no" Nal
J,nes started the market by Offering I" sell 10 any
,ssv Al 46s, cents and thrn at +6fs cents bioo"'
who ,rs rsc ocr yesterday. Is IN the centre oi tht '
The big seemed bent "u Qhtus 'he eA'N'' -
,.nc Whcn qu.ct Restored tey began picking up '''
,..,..rtv ,,s,u NcIciry and Il o Armour Co,
M Yoik are probably the large winners o the corn 40
vsucc Lester ci T. sold Oh each Htue "u' au'e
Cud,hv has been ong aud has successfully SOFA Oh '''
lples and bought on Wrk spots anti 10 fay We ddn no'
set LIS corr, back yesterday Panknion ot MILWAUKEE, was
f,t an uly com aid said 10 be SUI short Oil august corn
The r,A of present and PROSPECTIVE ains keI thr'on p'
etd e.pe,ber sold 4s ow 4s Genie Out went every
once Ia while to a. conls and above 80 e"'l' '''
were lpi all the while fl Its said that certain OF Tie
,rtl. Eers,aw and william Dunn especially. have l'I-
rcilatcd handsomely 81 the prontS
\Vni kept weak gaining from - cents to o' cents "h l
dr Iii ,rn Provisions taDoed Sharply on hc sn'' "
eOli. u il planned however t.a' =" nm, ,ial,r
o i1orl. Developed hogs These would Toe AoIe ID 10 .
~ 80. nan ADVANCE the prc-s of product Toward "" co'e
he cts oascd Oh and became duh for varc'y.oi Ie"
ss Is9 moi ad, snccd lard last wcck cent a
,nr foI tlcn This canscd an active trade ana a
fo5 dvaaes 5o4eiG -s. Of Eac M s0l 4sa fGif & sss aa
~ iOq u cents yei 100 rounds Wc4t ct3ssd 10 q, H. T.
15i. cents cans = cents az l' NO 20 cav a. - louis
to-day ,src lOS 400 bushels Of wheat aAG ~ uy pss',l's %
com Com the cih was signify WclAI' :. 'ii ~ .
Ing down 45 cents. Puts sold d" 91f cents 'l'' al .
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

speculation and export Receipts 7Ooo bales inciHdng
ling clause. July delivery. lsG4l do JIiy AL August
delivery Is G4l 10. August ni september delivery
li4d do september and Octorr delivery Ji u do Oc
tObcr and November delivery. GC,d 'o. November and
December delivery, 6,ti; do Dcccsnbcr AMI January
ueyeIy. 6oit, 10 January at February GcArcry 4
04i; do ,episni3er fs..yery. l5s>i - ,,,,
Uplin's. 5 5icfi low Midl!ns Cp.;sis. l.-L; Goot
Ordinary Upland. - Cd; Ordinary Up an's a.: Good
Mddhng rca-. SD. MMllng Tcxs.. -; Low Md
ding Texas Jldl Good cfinar, TcNss -, ordinary
OHoan- 3lGt GOA Ordinary orleans. si ordinary Or
leans s-l6d
r Tie sales 0; the day Included sGO bales A,ner
Futures quic; rpianls sEldpg clause July deliv
: - i'lA src;7 -. JuN aml AuEW-s III
-tl buyers n" August AMI >epc uper delivery !6tt
do october -nd N"vrmbcr dcllNriy, 7.G+t. myers;
November ana b'eIicI d,lVt.l. lf4i Iusers do.
December and Jahnaig delivery Oo+i Dui 10 isnn
AIRY and teIra"sf "cnvy, 'oi buyer, 10. september
sp futgres closed quiet bu; -tsaiy Upanis
Low Miuiing '1sSc July delivery, 80 Cad sriieT-; DO
July aud August delivery, l+Gll. Duytr-.. 40 august
and september u-ivVrv. l,-6id
aud OCTOBER aelNey. 5llGil. BUYERS. Drtobsr and
November deliver, > 1bid. buyers. 40. November amt
Drrember de eiy, G,td uuycr- 4u December al Jan
livery. 1oid buyers do. september delivery. ij6ii
sellers
The VIII he close; T. FRIDAY, the
Both INST until a., following inr-l niolue Angus; g.
GALNL-T'N. july 4H.-'utiOn gbl,t Il tt.u-. t-lO
Low Midlrng N"lG. Good Ordinary. l-,1s n-t ami
gross receipts 10 bales. sales bales sto-k 2311 bales
-AVASNAu July 23.-tottpn quiet NldIlps. ~.-s Low
Mlding. 80 Good Ordinary lllG; net ,ui gross re-
cepts - balrs sides - bI.'s; stock. =. .ilT Dl.t,
NhW ORLEANS Juy 2D.-Nott"n Guei ami nr.1, -liti-
ling 93lG. Muldling, = ll-I6 GOOD OrlnIIy, -;
net gross receipts, So bales sales 100 bsi stooA'
SAP bales
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
VyCVTGA DARING DEFENDERS
ga. Coptu t,sSslY fg The fe'T9f Tribune

A Detroit man wGs on guard on the Sunday
- ,u rsnia lIc folrt IN" carrying ~ his rho ar
''.s He Tired "a email 10y for a consideration on
,t .oy's head he FACED the bg helmet, IN his arms
- - wita fVcd b1ycne. ans on the little fellows
e,so, 80 mucl o. his mi orin as he himself could
r,e Tncn lie made the hog wax hack and forth with
r. e,,tdes 70 cO,nrctc the rlctCulOIs picture ne
rrrsi hack and forth close To MS suhstitutes rear
lin op sir o. s@vcie earnesness
,r,fher ugl who was guard dressed woonth
,,o., r. rs u'if~m. =" mounted 1t Win Ms helne'
noel II erect Win his rife and bayonei, then went 10
iis ieni and sep M, .,, =,
There were q gOoi many substitutes 1h"y coulu oe
a.. ,el ONT an over caup One C. Them. a weiEknoWh
youug Detroit attorney OF semi u1lcial ahH spoitinS
isi, tired q. :Ae and left SUI lony for lone hs
w.. .eize an Onduct~d back hctween slittering bayo
rct on inc Sun iay spent in camp he MAS piacco on
-, ne wa. odd that whenever one or tho oHlcefs
ruro,ch.l no must present arms. Hardly hsd ne Se'
,l A. Ep 10 arol'lE vnen man with shOuiuerstrals
sup-oached aim.
% "II.un" c.l-c The sub. 'Hot day
Hadn't yon better pr@sentt suggested the ou'oot'
''Oh your 1r "i1cer!
"Yr~"
well Tn cla4 " 4 Her, take this gun
"faEe-wha, do ron moan ,.,
siioy ne 10 present yOn," the sub amenoeu ,uinA'
h.i The prCicr formula aud extending tuo rlue;
IN. officer saw that the young IAN was raw ahl nc
,ws Mn wuat the present He migLt as wei
avr saved nlnsei. the trouble Joe-hat u, the Suo
.1,,S, ,st the hang Of t. and the lesson ended IN
,,", reseut. o. whenever afteIw"ri he saw sou ei
whom ,. ana not know he private coming IN ms ~
rarffop be woud wheel about with wondrrlul cclelll1
s,d march % "a he opposite direction. MS cum anu
rose D.inftug skVwari his lower members Almost "e
l1catiu themselves in trying TO take sK-i"ot steps,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

r,.,r,-,rv rulv 90 Coton dull Mhilings. 0i-c Flour
.r'i u"@ar Street and Western snpcI = 5oat! 20 90
LAis - - 80 do FANNY - ~ % - - 90 90 @ EI MS MN
ga - ~ atnp-co Family - 10 do aultrlauVe Patent
- s.,,tr.rn duli sOuthorn
T,T II ~ &C.. do Amber n6 .Toi no Ncscrn M!ntcr
~ .ti.,-. AUGUST. hSu &c. september. sS's
~ ~ rn -oun,rn uonlnai WestTn LisheT southern
Vit. =, a BE do Yellow. 80 '2,' He-teTn MAri aroI
iriv ia .rc.t August ~ gWs5 .'-i Steamer,
81 rt,s5c Dai- nrm. soutAcih 60 "cstcIn Whle.
o a., Ni,ed 3s d4Ooi Pcnnsylvhna 55dt3c. kyo.
- a i.i,me 10 Choice Nestrn. 81 OO4 IL 90 FRO
49, 80 sll 25o IL 40 Bu!k ineatS.
Ni-l, W., ,1r.r no rides packed So 7.c bacol.
shon1ier, a 9c: clear iuD siie: -, ina' 3G So.
,lv'.'4,Is Hntter Western PsCkei. 10 q loci
6Tr,rry rs 26c Eggs lsG l4'ao r;ii'enm 70,
'.'' ,is,.d 49, WL-AcT. liz q 40 fIeigta ~
"ll.l . .f.,tnrr-, llbtL, Flour. l. Gi Gram
"a Id Eecevts- IoaT xli3 bos heat ~ 1ol Snsi'
"a ~" - Oa.s 100 blta suli lioats J loGI,
S1, XII. W!,.at 200 bas4- salss-M Loaf 'VS'oOo
l.,.h conn. 20 OOO bas..
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
RAILROAD EAkNlNGs.
rrnorrAN FINANcIAL MARKETS..

Io.fo>. Iuiy ~ 1890 p M. nitgl .iate- Four Per
~ n 'HHiinic and Great Western ff-i Moreasr lrs
I4'1 to,,f.- ,pi. tl1ad 1850 Pacific. 's-. Lfc. 81 a;
M =. ,nd on.,, l0 D. Illinois Central i!'tf McNican
Ordinary, a3 It le4 l.e4 i,n' ;,,5iig ~ '" '' ~'"'"
d iyi,. mot, Three ror cont i.,irs at @3 france ,
iusuo> Juy ~ : p con-ols. lol : for 1oih money
,t ,'.,f,uf. Atlaitr ans Ir-at Western lrrt Mort
.. ,ftneatc- 49, In'. - do second Con
90" ,Iii. Mexican ordinary, 50 81 Pau Common - =
N,v. lorL Central. ~
Hudson BAY COMPANY, 80 . -. 81, III, -. ,.,.
d m The amount "l nhn"h f"hc i'" ''' haHA "l ih8
land .u ialauc. touay Is -'.VVN ,. .-, =, 49,, ,o,
uniinF Of tc Bank oi IN ,ind reserve 10 liability
which iast week was o'''" ~ ''"'' - ~" - P'
cent. -.,..,... On r,peon 90 e~,rcs I l.
"n.'n, "Hn.' iI, "a The weekly siaiemcnt o the Tanl o.
- Ah'7' a.! l,sr,a.c bOD0O france In gold RIid
An iucr,asr Of 100000 trance III sH'st
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

rule barely steady State eLasc Night Skins ea62c
sss;s Tssserp csGss ans Western ai& @ '''
suGAk-Kaw stock duu ssd easy at ll.l6c. for Mus
covadoes 5idS 5.lGc for 80 Centrifugal and c
for Molasses Sales hhds Nuscovsdoes at % Renned
dull Cutoaf 6&d6 7.l6c.. Crushed 6s lice; cubes
6kc; Powdered 6406Lc.; Grsnuated 6lsc. Monld A..
Csc; CONFECTIONERY Coffee standard, 5sc Soaee
OF A, 6@c White Extra c. 5i4c; Extra c, 5u5 $780,
c. 4Ad4s.c.. Yellow. A. al l2c.
STEARINE-Dull and more or less nominal Cty quotei
at sisc. and Oieomargarine at 74h7hc.
TALLOW-Qulet and rather weak. Prime CITY quotei
at 3 l5lGd &c sales, 900 his at l5.l6G4c.
WOOI-strong but less Manuiac urers bids not 80
high recently Xxx Ohio sold 37c Black Unv'shed AZ
la lec In Boston sales are Imported Of ete at - r Tor
and Xxx Pennsylvania and Ohio 81 3Sc for No, ONO,
~. lc lgnna and fo Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
eer vorsh -Rieer. veusis and RItLroIds
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The undertone among jobbers Is rather NOR t
satisfactory though there n Improvement ho
wholesale lots ana fair Rio invoices are t quoted 81
Contract trading Mght The market opened al uhs
prices snd closed firm At an advance OF points a. "a
January 7.S5 7eO; February, 7So q 80, Aukust
30. Seueulber IL n : so October 175a7s0i Novel
ber $50 7.55 December 7s0d7sj sales lou szouabo oah
grades Sales. 800 bags
423 bags Ducsramga 200 mats Mandheng March s' 70
COTIOS-Nai aiucs for spot Cotton weiN adNhh'ru 'v
DAY and quite important movement was rec"
AIS balr- O0lS last evening". Of Whch "7VV I'ic
Tor expor and The balance for consumption Port recep
today bale. Comparing 737 bales this y ias'
week and 100 bales this LAY last year. .,oa.,i,,
Quotations based the American standard Oi oi'o9LO
sfnlf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
CLoSTy0 PRICES OF PaILADELPHI4 STOCKS

Tn writing last evening OF the earrings OF the Penn
s-l,o.,, p,u-ood for the frat six months o, 1881
,esq o,or,.ol orror made us transpOse tho years. IL
-, -, -, a. ,ol,ovs. For the six months the
." o"'. " u''' ,a.,. r pu,oo, ,ncudinr ALI lines
~ -, SIo 30, a3z. 1-s2 S4.oGg. .4G5; 1853,
- -o1 ~
And now comes the Eric statement for tho nonth OF
rune and for the nine months nGcd Juno 30 During
the recent inward movement In Erie securities IL was
asser,ed with an air OF semLofciA authority thht the
~. oa,,. ,or lima woulA show gain In June. 1883,
~ s25n ooo. the official statement gives a gain OF
s,o,, r,o oo,,,r,sors for three years arc printed
,,. @,-o, f,r rho not OF three years gwen in
pc'""' l"o "H''' 49,. 49,. -..,,o,s NJ the ,our
the tables comp%ro VII" '"' 49, - 40, = roo.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

.,. ... .,..,f. l..t
Sc'- a,ooHt 70 90, 51' s 'i'1s .. o. 49, aga p M
li s,otls la ifurl tc pul-r .i-v4iof -i".N '"
o,p.-N Weston pohts Nes .'..'.,,. , a' -a,. h
fo no 3-st ".4 som 'v..i ,r l...,.a..
% Wheat iino u1f' 'ls!. o' ,'4 t,c r.- II.
vi :. i.cfeasol .i,m 100000 :. NJ ay,
i-' n,l- ,.t, 'Is '.S'A' Sl, , o' '' '. ,' r o.
0'ek ~, mttns ''nsHnliI WIEN. .i... 100000.
'200Coo lus4,, number y ', .arr ave. ',,9 , g
own. 10 4o .Atat7i' ~ 9S,s" ,l -iuti1.. Ja.u .
yiey-..cd 10 any c'A'ii'i"'l7 extent 10 '''
lgsI ,,,r .r.,v, ,,..,. .l,,o,hg ua, l 10 moderate
Ie4aes AID s,@X ,,sodF5s.ct go ! -ocs5c. so.
p '4scc So'P Nl'i i -, .,ro .s'o strD 1ort y, 50a
.@ o, o.q'.' 1o.' G.t 655c.. Warat 4oa.tc.
MoLAs,l5-Nula at T. C. ioi % to.t boiling ''''-
EfrAi, fon ccrt.tclr. pal lai Al, ..a
Tran 'icrahlc noi','s ,A"t",s 'y'i'S , ,oi W
& u3 closing frm .t ~ -Da2 p5c SPOT 81 N'f r ~ ip
ant .,'lr Al 80 los. Iahc. Trus,cr'.c n9i.r
lRc issued at i"ioc' -n hi ''Sai' S",. --u'd al
i,, 9i''.'r '.i,.i ssii ~ ..,
"N,VAI -T0,fs- spirits Turpontlne qu't and n'ia.un n
a. .' r",,ic iof rn,ot unoi nsca t-,rs ,oc .
ioo bib. -tia.nrd to reoi +" qaoieiw4" We 2"o" |.
Strained To- Good. sldsl a. r. 4 -, ,f a. l0'
M.slor ss ~ ,,5.. 80 s. = - 5aici Wl'c $500 Nm,
oChAN LkLi"iis , fa ,, fs'y ,"Sn dn and drircs,4
iiaNET no. hence German slip 5000 nhi' IV I,ln,l 1 n
5rsn ,a. 'H P 500 @ i S' T'S oil l, qi .,cs@ scaGs
bah , "o9 ngs & fehTfa r %.' al - & oI ,, r. 3p.
~rannat,d suuAf 1895 pa ,ut oli. l5'i n''"l TO- ~
70, .,. %oM igs "' PoI1 a.; % ncn,c. 600
"-n o" ,i. al z, it'll steam hence yo,o 9"s@ ,
t,- rtn,d o.I at ~ lri IIVERro oOI, hence steam
2 'og bush sr' =, +d E'fn gaI,a" sugar i5s o.
,,fl.af IG. 3d. nacol 49, pl a los. arl 5s. W.. "
os , 2S ia tSg% rd M ' m el d5 E'. so i7s 3d. meas
aIcent aS 's, GOODS Us is 'Sa,I Ssa 5a o. t 1 g o|o s S,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

-.- I-.-
State o0-.- r"tr .l.. n." -i." i''"' ~
Gee it- v.t. " ~" 't 1885, T. ~" .-
i...tI La .r. .l 80 90 .'-' ''' .t' ~ TO '''
d. ..,.. -...l .t-. ,t p. -4'-.~ -.,.,
t.lf0tI .pulr we've ."'- "r"''' 49, '-- ...' ~.
arI VITA some corcc.-p pD rom oR Foa. 4s",
sr.,. ..rs..4 were rtuua iu 't tli'Al y 10 - :
Wrs- -unr. .,rA = soA lp % lOl "hH -''-et '
Ilt- If,.~ .ttc De- IJt ta~t ,.' H4i.IJ 30 l''.'
b.n... comc. ,iDu cry.It Liars Wa 'Nr "a $50.
,.,r. ..t :~.r pfo.. W.i4c ,hc -tu!lcnte va mar
l. lie p ft.1r. nad ohio l- tho irirc ieL"ih~- a.
80! ...f 49,. AFTER fleIc .'liufs wore h'-Nfp''
- . .e D. -~ to lO add tAr % l4A 4lt.rrt4t cit "a.
., u l.t. tuarnacr good 90 g. not. " good en-
lr. n.l fI.i.Iu f~r .e.t bona. " - d t- irE'l lh
.,.:.~,t ig M l.-ff.tIu. 40 i.. - .r. VII 'ol 4lh-
, r q per c.'i lower ttan r' lI.'.~ 'iiN !
%. ....f bond C4aafa southern .'-- "crf = DIX rr
, D. .u. t.~ SEQ l.- Sold uptp 90, fH'A tfrs" etK"
,t.I OBJ ID, -r-.,- q. goo. - % -. .i st J., a. q
lu.f.t.i.. 3D.. .- veg, -ftn.- A. l"-'- Eir'n". 20
k..sr- o., .Nt- s"hrr.t- '' 'rr' hf A . ' = -
f.. -iA. %. ~vr4au con .H1'' Do" ..l' 'D
lullln. pf.- -~hrrIl os f'. i.'l i''t d. '%- %
.idua, i,.lpuillEion '.4 "F'' 'N ''' - 49, w.
I,rrrlin nt IT. i.r'n". . '' - ''' 49, -
IlV -t1H. 3 a. N' lh-t 4ri $500 .'+''''' d ~ .
t.o-ei easier ~ % -. tt+ ih" ''i-'- NoI
- a. 80. vagina Midland lnc ,n"- f"'" per ''it l"
81 Denver au. 100 btau-r N .t.i" Hisl' were ~
l.frr at -i's IrAt- ali .- &c in ON : sI.i up 10
4g pnt t'- o. l.. "SH n-t tr "Y' nhl A
rrandr division, rr-e IRON 49, 10 90 ga cos U
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
7US PE7ROLEUM MARKEL

Only a light business was done IN crude GER
,6caes Yesterday as tao from the IaJ !oTsto"n
well continues Of ~ positive character so Tar q" sig
pt,apce Of the future concerned the Exchauge might
bar4ts doors and relieve perpring brokers OF
the need OF watching iug fluctuations fOr the sake OF
executing few orders for bO0N eye1 CUSTOMERS WHO
ar. 10 boy colt oil on the FIRST provo
too whether they arc holders whose carrying chai eeS
are eating up ther margins OF sbOfls VINO sec every
nov ana then quick spin upward JUS as prices ooA as
n they were ready 90 TO pieces under Inc nScouIg
Ing new. from the producing regions Ihe aIAct cbdeA
a. opeurd after huctustOus that were thTluR OhJ w
t1e bod sealprrs FOR prOnts to cover daly meas
Ibe range o! prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sOlidated Exchange were az follows;
Ou-ulng .... C3s. Lowcst.....-..-.---.--.-.. Cyh
Rarsf ............ GCs fnal ,.. - 2
Refined oil is very dull and prices are unchanged at
G. cents per gallon. AOoi lest
OIL CfrY Penn. July 25.NatiOnal Transit Certificates
opened al C5,. highest. 6Cs. lowest, C5' closed oo7s
,ales 0s- 900 barrels clcarances. 3O3GOOO barrels
charter. ~ 35s barrels; shipments 7GGGi barrels runs
not feport'S
PrisBlE1 Penn, July 29-retroeum fairly active
Jr4u,, Cert ncates opened at 65 closed At C3s highest
6s'4 lowest tJe4
BRAurogr Penn July 29.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened ii G5 closed al Gj7s highest co.. lowest Co.,
olcaialccs SS8 900 barrels.
TrrsyINE Penn July 29.-Nat'ona Transit Certificates
epenel 65s; highest 6Gas lowest 65's Closed 96's
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
49,, r.o~s,ary sometimes to make thres changes to
pA9 pee s Nfhter boats IN gong 10 ST. Paul, tho
gn..o,n ,nsinr % AZ veokuk, Rock Island and Hestines"


.W.1 sr havs seen II go low at soue PLACES that
~ ssa oas. IN ,ca,ns ,ae vsTfs swsy rTSM IN from,
ei,,,,cs would have 20 keen her going continually
SOM ., ,i,pe Pnct, sir sssure Near WauhOots,
lot Ne N Lake pepn. ihrrc Is mn Island Ia the
nhrb IAs c,oi r.a-s, sn ne cows end calves could
whv IN the low the island. That year
wa"p wa"pmcnsw won't aground .; the hdsd Of Maduosota
u, ~ twenty miles aiovc Dnnnqne, aad they eOndn't
~ Tor several weeks. Tdc all left her and
g. g. .-a,r,t wa taken A."
INC ... n kps-v OF :he Josephine, said " have
Il", t,. water n. low ns twonjv inches. That wss In
ss6t Npnc hnt the lrhtc.t boat. eon,d do anytGins
e ea solia carry ireig;t with draft Ot only sxteon
49,. vho she vs. frat prt out ana sho wes needed
through :, I Ptul II very low In tho fall OF
- t.n Bat matters mucA better now owing 10
,s net iuii~1velaenis wicI have Aoeu made IN tho
w III. G r-~brnt ard fhorc Will probably never
r. r. nue. dirr'tv We had at the ir"s speak OF.
- csnel grove Cstter IN low w3t"r which IL another
nr,.tp III r ;a.s ii likely even tue improve ucni 8
70 would no, allow rs - 20 all 'he way up. But the
=. hr-r low l~tlv thst !; the improve .
,t not been nrd- won probably have had to stop
inning rOaIsiz'd bOa:s month a-o. SucI boats as
wi n H. =. aud cant ,tani much more Of fall"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

slAlNrn


Good onliPp9ry,; 81 NTonr HT
Tho option market opened At prices anchanFd m M Io "n e
new crop II ruled moderately active ana hf'ttl ii" -
and closed quiet and steady al 05 points ADVANCE ~
-. NJ ltg
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Hlusisal 5nslrnlncut5.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ ana square PIANOS OF uate which were rss iiNy
ftlct only by AEII-l~ al tie
ITAN OPERA HOUSE co duuug the past opera Seasoa
will be sold AZ hpert siuctO1 frJn htr bt;.
PIANOS FOH KGSI-speciaAy attDtettn c)ll.F'i 80
SeasAOro-
WA.K KSARF & CO.
~ ffth-9yS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
Urote sslcndl.

A GENTLEMAN about forty wears oi aec, NarS .
AID fa OF medical stud!es II the dr.. cass
a,aus ana surgeons desires engageinent win sct
& snaer OF TO charge OF The onuos ma
inr OF advertising depaI tment Has hsi s9 nns rcs
rlenue Address sUNoEo>' AVA ~
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SPIRITS or TURPENTINE

fhAkLHeros, July 29.-Turpentine nrm at Sic. bid
SHaAksaH. July l3.-Iurpentlne quiet Al 3lc. Lld.
~H1NeTCs. July x9.-I argentine trm ~ &c
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COTTON MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

LIvRVooI. July 2Dl2 30 p mC Coiton ssady ~tt A.
good donaud Mlddlng Upants. 6Jlbdi do Micdiing ot
leaus 6d. Ssas-lO,OOO Daos, Including l.OOJ D@es 'O'
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ACTIN 4 'uF'' >'uif:'a 7s.troa'.l' oa ss. '-'''
AETNA CO. 81 Ati-aV-. ~ 1.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA sroCKS
sAS rnAscrsco, jaly 90, 1850

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company mas ie''u
al assessment ~ 81 per share.
CLOSING PRICES or boston STOCKS
BosTos July 20. 1854
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GERMAN LLOYD S.. co

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" SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOEK, >OUrHAMPTON AND BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS,
AILFI. wed. Aug : 3oam IItANk Wed" Aug. i a. 70
WEIR sat- Aug T. II 3oAm EMS. sat Aug. q. = 80 a. M
FUIDA ~lt.Aug IA. > 5Oam Elder Wed Aug - 80 pn
atoOrl'ng location. 2d Cabin tOD
Sfe.rag. NJ lowest rates.
OFIIICII- & CO., No Bowling Green.
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A NcunR IINEr- MAIL STEAMSHIPS

~ sail every saturday from Neg YORK for
GLASGOW VIA LONDON Derry.
pTVONIA Juv 81 3 a. m. .CIHCArrIA, Aug. u am,
TT-VNTS~IA. aug. :. noon. ETHIOPIA -hue3l, an
Cabin pas.agc 40 and 80 second class go Return 500
Stocracc outw ard +9O, prepaid go
HENDERSON BKOTItIN~. General AGENTS
llu Nt York.
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Ocean Steamers.

DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
sailing from Ncw YORK and Ant~'rp every saturday.
" VAE@IAN p SATURDAY. July 81. m.
F~TEHNIAN u. ---...--. saturday. Aug y 80 a. M.
Ftil and Winter Rates Fr-t cabin. $50 and 40 Tx
cur-o 10 sl2, second cabin. &f5 excursion $780,
s.,rlgc at lowest rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gcn1 Ae'ts. 81 Broadway. 81
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TUE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

nETWEEN NEwN DIRK GLASGOW AND BELFAsI,
UAitNEl.
With ,,r,ng, tickets Al reduced mites Liverpool London
Dublin &C
-, ,rL. al, NrunAsK A - Thursday. Aug. Z. 9 a. II.
STATE OF ALABAMA -..---..I THURSDAY Aug - " r. H.
,, ,.s,p. sg5 and 80 according location OF state
ru excursion tickets Il reduced rates sl"tI'g. ucsS -
an from al part, ~ Europe a lowest rates fo' 81 'oO'
Irrny u For freight and passage apply 10
H'''' ~ AISriN IA EpN n & 60. G,norsl Agents,
n, tWav SeW YORK
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-06-17
A Washington Landlord.

"We have quite a number of singular
characters in Washington, says letter
writer Please notice that pleasant-lool<-
ing old man, with very white hair,
standing on the pavement and peering
in the door which he never crosses. That
is Joe. Willard, originally the keeper of
Willards Hotel and the brother of
Caleb Willard, the proprietor of the
Ebbitt House. Habit brings him to look
at the people gathered in the hotel lobby,
but you will doubtless wonder why he
does not enter his brothers place of
business. The two have been bitterly
at outs for many years. Caleb was Joe.
Williard's steward and manager when
the latter kept Wizards Hotel. I'm
willing to bear the tyranny of his elder
brother, he branched out for himself,
prOspered, and is well thought of by
everybody. The fact that Caleb has
prOspered is the thorn in Joe Willard's
side, and he has never forgiven that
fact. Joe is worth several millions.
lives by himself in the humbest manner,
wOrshipping Mammon, which is his sole
delight. Does he give in charity9 Well,
not that any body knows of. If he does
it is very secretly and inconsideratelv be-
slowed. Caleb Willard is very kind
to the poor and dispenses freely from his
store, for he, too, is rich. He has pur-
chased nearly all the property on the
south side of + street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, and lust
paid $780, 600 for poor Dick MerriCks 8
house and law Office building near Thir-
teenth street.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-06-17
Washington's Army at Cambridge.

It was motley assembly, in all sorts
of uniforms and without any uniform at
all, with all sorts of weapons and with
precious little powder. So little was
there, that Washington was very anx-
ious lest the British should find out how
little he had, and so while he was urg-
ing Congress to provide supplies he had
barrels of sand, with powder covering
the top, placed in the magazine, so that
any spy hanging about might be mlsled-
Some of the soldiers were IN tents, some
were quartered in one or two college
buildings then standing, and some built
huts for themselves. The most orderly
camp was that of the Rhode Island
troops, under General Nathaniel Greene.
The men were in companies of various
sizes, under captains and other officers
who had very little authority over the
privates, for these usually elected their
own commanders. A visitor to the
camp relates a dialogue which he heard
between a captain and one of the pri
Yates under him.
''Bill," said the captain, ego and
bring pail of water for the men,"
81 shan't," said Bill. ''It's your turn
now, Cap. I got it last time"
But the men, though under very little
discipline, were good stuff out of which
to make soldiers. Most of them were
in dead earnest, and they brought, be-
sides courage, great skill in the use of
the ordinary musket. A story is told of
a company of ridemen raised in one of
the frontier counties of Pennsylvania.
So many volunteers applied as to en-
barrass the leader who was enlisting the
company, and he drew on board with
chalk the figure of nose fthe common
size, placed the board at the distance
of hundred and fifty yards, and then
declared he would take only those who
could hit the mark. Over sixty sue
ceeded. General Gage, take care of
your nose" says the newspaper that
tells the story. General Gage, as you
know, was the commander of the Brit
ish forces in Boston.-St. Nicholas for
,T3Lne