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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. .. 1885,

TnrRsnAY. Aug. 81. ".

THURSDAY Aug. 5-R W.
To-days stock speculation anne and dull AFTER Tue
usus fashion OF late but after some further declines "
the opening early dealings prices wero put on th'
ascending scale. The Cincinnati Pr'ce Current OF tn''
morning after detailing all the favorable We'ter"
changes OF the last week sums up as foho"s'
Tho promise OF corn, whole justies an e4pec'"
ton OF 800 100000 to 1.GDO.00O,00O bushels I'D
with everything favorable from this time out gives
shortage OF nearly % per cent from the crop OF 1881
But the controlling conditions for tho moment at the
stock Exchange are such that probable reduction OF
80 per cent In the crop would not DO per
mitted to have any immediate effect iho
trunk lines underwriting each other on Do'h
East and West bound business THIS Is
srenuousy denied by officials. but the officials are 10
Chicago to try AMI arrange matters We are at
loss to comprehend the situation. Certainly railroad
managers had sufficient experience In 1883 and lssi
teach them the folly OF doing business for less tha
cost. IL matters little so long "A the DECENTRALIZATION Is
confined 10 socallci through business "ho'o
of 1t Ia not worth fighting for-but eN-
pcrlcnco often repeated has demonstrated
through rates make the local rates and the local -
5000 per cent OF the whole traffic Considerable stun
ulation TO DAY impaired from the Northwestcrls
report OF earnings FOR the fourth week OF july
They show gain OF POO over the revised figures OF
SGGlsoO Originally reported At S7o3ooWi for the week
Of lssj: but tho total Is only $500 greater
than for week or l--i, when the miles operated
were lis less than now. Northwestern common stock
on August . l--I ruled At lO2 lOl To-day on the IN
creased earnings and tho prevailing good temper rose
rom lliia 10 ll5Hl1I7-. Louisville AMI NashvIIe
shows exceptional large gam the fourth week OF
July-s-995-- aud 1t advanced from iols 70 1914 Ihc
Improvement IN prices was. general aud about evenly
distributed. 1csas and Pacific and NaOa'hos were eA-
ccptouav -,rous FOR special and prooapiy ephemcr.l
Tho market closed duh and strong al usuir+
Government h1.d. ull AMI s;oiiy with the bias
for the b au1 {. De- tud Tor tlr 2 down = per cent
FOR the Information ~ those who think II the Morris pl
rr-out law d" tho Treasury viii nave 10
bny T. and y per c.uts open mIrNet ln-lir ol
eighteen month"; quote the text OF the bIH rs
p.ssrt ,ppiy such excess 10 sums not lrst IMAM
$40 uDo Opp r.r moniu To the payment OF tho
ueic. b-Arng Indebtedness Of the United -at'-, pay
able AZ te opt az fAc Government The hl apples
Only 10 the payment the per cents. An.eNei arc
closing quotations.
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,Tr ~ .uar frnm little
~ j.. ift ,a,emts th. market shows
i'r 80 ,I,s.s illl and heavy and
nm , iynort,rs a. a las, are DONG lit
~ Nv ,,t,'i'g and thn demand from lobbcrs and
& ~ ,', i lot. rcnurnI for immediate, sales,
r,Hnnn i,I, incu,nO coo bbls Minnesota
io""u p'''s n 49, Tho ,lnlo range Including
HIM. and T,vnritr PATENTS az - 500 - 300 bbls.
Niut,r Wheat fxtla bJ0 - - Tor Common 10 puoh,
~, so - o6 for GOOD 10 Choice. $50 bhs Extra 40
n,,i,ly a, - ia 300. 100 bbls SuprTfnc,
=: . .n IN" iti.r Tor Choco Winter Wheat N hDl,;
- XXX go ~ no. a. Go for ~priug and Winter Wheat
~ mi Fxtri at 4 81 q - Tor the West indies
l .' ~ 10 M -, - 80. Sup.rhne - sou - 40
GH"l' f.n,t IA Fancy state - ron
a.. -. ,r,,,, Ia onni Extra western GOA - % Cool
- t,f,, V'.,.rn II 90 W :, %. Common FAIR
~, tl, -, -. Good 20: Good choice,
:, 80 - =, ,nunnn Extra Minnesota. - Gj - 20.
90 .''9; ~ a. ~ rye Mixture - 30 u - - straight
- W. - T. ,,,,,,n IA l'tr I.xtr, - - - -; Fair to
g. ~ a. ,t.oI Ia N,rv (hoce j50 - 90
1'"". - vy,,t I'm, to5 - OO. Cty NH Extra
',h W nl . ~, 80 -. .,rth Nn.rir, - lO0 - 80
l"l ~ iiit,, Ff,,u SOI-TIfERT FLOU I,-Dull and
naih't losing 40 ,,, t,nnon Ia Fair Extra ut
~. y '--f .. ,.t,ir., Al - -t5 - RYE
- ",t-" 80 "' 81 mis- -uuerfun al
ti''. u. ,n ,np< NJ AT-DilI yellow Western
- - 20 - =, and Er4ipy,giuc At - - %.
"'Ni ,rr closing ,..i, v 4, limited business for
e,rf au, A tn NOR. doing city Milling In options me
trading exceedingly dull although pr''S WI ~
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rHENEW-YORKS BARELY WIN
KANSAS CITY ALMOST GETS A GAME.

-,,rrr MIN on BASES AND ONLY ONE MAN TOUT
HOW THE VICTORY WAS WON
Dark and lowering clouds and the fact that
49, Kansas city club is not one OF the baseball giants
IN, The attendance at the Polo Grounds yesterday far
- tie av,r rage. The game was too deliber-
,six Mayed to make the Ontookers hilarious, but
ri the close exciting enough to suit the taste
inve,erae cf enthusiasts. In the final in.
IL, victory vas almost eveLly balanced and 1t seemed
upon which clubs shoulders 10 fall. The local
,,.rs nw iGene, 20 the fact that they danger
cloc to the rocks OF defeat and by few energetic
gu .saved the The wboys played desperately
how Ell II better form than they did on Wednes-
a. Ne ch thu pi,chcr. was not rs effective usual and
Al the Cowboys been able to bunch their hits they
s'ht n,V, won the game. A hit lii the ninth inning
80 the Wr-cruers had the bases fun aud only out,
rrud nave them the game anyway. We>terners
lain that Wriiuan has IretZel' curves lie ala mob
- If stordav. the ocal players hitting hard and
,trr Catcher Briody III spite Of his rotpndity. played
Mi. an agility that some OF MS lighter comrades could
no 9br New York m-nwere first score. making
,vounrarmcd runs IN the second inning. After two
,1.v,rs were ont Borgan made h went to second on
an ,r,or hy Mycrs to third by Wild throw by Weld
mn ~ Il scored on "a INT by Est roIook WEIGH was
49,, f. ur.t ou called bars. Gcrhardt made hit and
r,sfhruok ecored The Kansas City players rallied and
scored four runs IN the third iunng Lille made MT
ud WclAm n hit safely 10 lett hid Lille scored
%" I'M by R.dford Tho latter went 10 second on an
srrnr ia Gerhardt, and Wridmau scored Myers struck
ou, bnt Rowe made hit and went TO second on IA
pissed hal. Kadtord scored on MT by Donnelly
kwe ran while Ewing and Wari were putting out
Donuclly second base. In The foowins inning me
Nrw.Yorkers scored one more run Giliespie leading
as Iecailcd the lead III the nth TWO NOR
rnns Ly timely batting. Conner made atwo-base hit
Torcan's out to Lille IN left Held Inc local play
20 centre field and scored on ANOTHER two-base MT nv
Ewing The latter went TO third and home on a WIG {,
ibraw 10 thrd McQucry. The NTH inning ended
80 tic score at to in favor Of the local club, aud
hr dimnutve Mascot went over in the corner to play
,,,ro with some oher Youngsters. The Cowboys rallied
.nI had thee men The bases III the ninth innnc but
Welcn and Ewin. kept their wits about them ana re-
trei the without run beng made The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 5-l23O y. m.-Consos l0l 3 10 for money
the United states Four Per Zen
1907; Atlantic and Great Western FIRST Mortgage %
Certificates 49ia; do Second Mortgage 10 Canadian ~
ellie Cs. Erie $3.50; do. Second Consos lol ~ 81 ia'
Common. 9GL, NewYork Central. ll3s; pennsylvania 90
Reading, 1874 on ,.....
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at w francs
a. II centlmcs for the account
IOSpoS Aug b m.-Consols 1Ot 3 10 Tor IN MONEY
account Erie ond Consos lOlf Mexican Vi"i
nary 35x York Central, ll3; Pennsylvania, oo 81
Reading 1874
Canada Northwest Land Company, 3A IN, non
bullion the Bank OF England has decreased ao'ooo
during the past week. H..
D. m-fhe OF bullion gone into tho Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day In 10000.
The the Bank Of England reserve 10 labty
which last week ~ yer cent Ia now Az lilo Por
avces gnote Three Rentos at ~ francs %
confines for account. and exchange Oh London ~ 20
francs 20 confines for checks.
PARIS Aug. 5.-The weekly staement OF the BANK %,
France shows "a decrease OF 41boOo francs IN Boiu ~no
An Increase VI l,6OO,U0U francs III siI'er.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rip.r Vessels ant r tur1Ifa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-In Brazil grOwths the market is dull one,
while values been changed, from the basis OF 92c
for Rio spot Mild grades quiet The option
market opened steady unchanged prices and closed
barely steady at an advance OF 2alO points AZ follows
January 7.s5d79O; February, 1907 I95 August, ioo
Q770; September 77O0775; October: 7.75a $50 No,
vember 7.75Q7.sO; December. 7.SOG7s5 sales. 1O21O
bags.
COTTON-Tn sympathy with frmcr option market spot
values advanced Lice and quite an important move.
ment reported The 1907 bales (2G0 last
evening" of which 2l5O bales for export and the
balance consumption Port receipts to-day, SO bales
comparing with bales this day last week and 229 bales
this day last year
standard OF classification
nli.pa.
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CALENDAE- TO.DAY.

srppFyE CorKT-CHANHErs- Before Potter Nos. u
2l a. H. 81 49, 49, IA 100 lGj, 1885, lG7, III. l7G, 1913
l7g .
sUrEENE COUm-sFicAL IEEN-PAH No day calcn
,,..,,
purdy - 30 a IN Will Of Benjamin Hunting. Kari froc
I,k ild Maurice Mess al To "A wl 81 Iho' lee
krfrllan 10 will of Ihoina, toucInnOn AMI Antonio
l. " clohc II
ColiI OF GENERAL SESSION. PAKr !. Before Judge
Z ,y ina, and Assistant District AttDTlcy NciiDTd- Sos, l.
B. T. X - 10 H. IL - H. 10, 49, Il. H. - 20, u, ~
. 81 u % n
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ANXIOUS ABOUT VESSELS OVERDUE
Ia. North German Lloyd steamship Vera,

III, North German Lloyd steamship Werra,
Que Last Tuesday had not been sighted Last night
ehe left Bremen July 81 and touched at southampton
the following day, sLce then nothing has been heard OF
her The agent Of line attributes the delay to break
age Of machinery Judge Joseph DAILY. with the body
VI his WIFE, recently died abroad, passenger on
tic sesse sho has 1917 cabin and 3i7 steersgo passen
gtrs.
The brirantiDc Castalca Of Richmond, Me-. left this
Port May D. with cargo Of $50 OF coal, for As
pswsii She was last May Is IN latitude 800
North, tudc TOO west u. Is. Dearborn, her agent
thinks tuat tho vessel i0sf. with all hands There WAS
errw o! eight men. Captain j. !. Rudolf, All 81 pc
lcpe~f seaman comm anding. The vessel built In
Edmond Ia 1874. aud her principal owner WAS A. l.
Libby, Of that place.
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crer I lesoooooo as,lleooo 5l2.Ieseeo lgo 10000

81 YS .frmsmt ~ visible on iss5 stocks
NcwrS' Hw aa 1pa "T Te T o,@,%t f.. not
cu,d 1855 lo~i ana ~s. which would increase
UNE A%p STRAW |Gcn,rallv unchanged Make, stea'y
Kay zee hT Gloycr MycS 81 ooc clover i5a55c shpins
goa 'c Pane 400 5 5 oc S' WH:a l?9 Ss 4 SS'
METALS Iron Certificate. Nomn". At - s,ctt
I'm HIM and moi,rtcy active t2l76d2Is,c SPOT -
ice issued at 7sc Copper strong ana brssr hc
10 oa lo3c Baltpo. ~ ., 49, - a =" i"g
Iakc, issued at lo2,c lclh Ears issued a, ~ IS,
soc spccr Neglected Transferable notices ldome'u''
SsFs-Qmd at l7tc. for 30 test DO ling stock. 40
MAYA SR' E r 1Gs c.a
quiet but 1nc,an,ed We quote; Str'lne" 10 o ois T.
81 49, o. s g. q ri 500 n. 81 To- Window Glass.
IS S7ia. Water White. S. 60.
wss ySry h5S done @S t
dt. Mess s anS,cd a" $40 d SO = for old aud vi G
AZ oo "a ia TO? 70 HS ST csar Back amt Ttna
n Mes. ia r ni Mes. in Cbis s. So racketss
Plate - BEEF W. n s soc a, s, "%, '
Say remain @ %@ SS S S"ScS I' a. ss
oed pe'i Il 70 s aSsTaFT riSN' sc Smoked soG
Gr ts IT, rIctIcd lIa@s l2c.; smoked Hams II a
New York &C.; West Long clear Gs5c Short clear
With tar demand CIV Heavy to light at Ga ., 10 ,S
Pigs %srA a. s'S pou m''n ac cps ni the
temper begun improve and by the close the loss Was part
iy rganc Speculation does not amount 10 much and the
in unnportant sales 30 tcs western
steam SPOT al O5c August O3c closing lolc
1000 tea september FORA 10 c. closing at 1909 1oIc
Il 5uO 6NldO soc, closing u 80 dONic. NO
vombcr closing 7Gd67sc; 500 ties December 81 d67Sc
closing G.75c city steam N moderate Gcnand sales ~,
ties a, Refined quoted nominally zoe; Continent
7iOc South American. III Ek-lhe marhrt mas no,
varied i'm any particular All really nnc grades bring very
fmlI prices state Creamery. 2oHe2lc; Pennsylvania
creamery lgL49OLc Western. l42d l9Lc; state DAIRY
halidrsin tubs isc., Welsh tubs 1911 e. West Vest
ern Limitation Creamery. II 6l3c.. Western Dairy 100
lsc: Western Factory iOSl2c.. .ClIEESE-The NOV"
steady far. and prices rule very nIm sta
81. nc; Night SKINS. GdGLc; Western Choice ~ a
7Src. EGGs-A shade lower with moderate demand
Stat. llLG lll.c; Canada. l4c; Western. 1870 lie
From Mcssrs N X Fairbank & Co. Of Chicago. Aug 8
1856 our cable give the following estimate Of I'M
Europe and ahoa at TIN" l-t inst u
add of former years at same date
1888. 1885. 1885. 1854. 1883: lsS-;
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r,vrprool Aug . IL 80 ?. m-t"tton stsaE WIN d
o. ir 4, mand Midding upand'. 1!ud 10 Mt',lnS VI,
aans ID sales 10000 bales III, lunE l""o pan .oe
,iS and export Ke,eiptS3OOO bales. all Aineri'
Entures quiet Upands Low Midaling CLAUSE Ausu'l d
,,AI AMI september delivery, > ~
III ,i also sd. october and November 'rl, ry
~, aud December delivery, 5'+s 'i":
,s,,lrr and January delivery iLtd d" Janudli am,
ah,u,rv delivery O4d also 5idi do f'olu sis ,h'
'' " COTTON Mlddling Uplamis 9lOi M"ilins
-,,nis , I'D; Low Midillng plands 3D. Good 80 visiy
atamis n. l6d; Ordinary Cpanis, isd Good ndlhS
sd. Milliug Texas ! lGd, Low MdG.hE i,h's'
n siiImg orleans LODI Low Mddng orleans; I'ra''
t'j,i ORDINARY Orleans - Gl ordinary Orleans "a =,
% m-Te Of the day Inc ludcd Tsoo bales Nue'
puturrs quiet steady Upands Low Midilng caus''
,n,,ri delivery IL tad. buyers. do. August AMI StpS
her delivery 64d buyers do september AMI o''oont
delivery SG4d. value do October and November ueiNc,'
= sd Ito. November and December ".'N'.y'
3t4l BUYERS do December and January delivery
layers: do January and February delivery, lot' u,
do February and March delivery. otid value 10 ''P
Der delivery 8 II Cad buyers , finland,
ipm-t FUTURES closed quiet bot steady. PLAINS '
Law Middliug clause August delivery Gid sel,i W..
August and september delivery, oid seles, ~. ,lrr
t~mbef and October delivery, . odd 'alue w. ,', .nl
and .mber delivery I'D. sellers; do NoN. nv In
inter delivery JG<d. SELLERS do Detcmpst anu to
uary delivery sGd s,llrrs do. January and feo
livery 4O4d sellers; do February An" M.sn .l,.rs
64. sellers. do september delivery ~ otu iig.
GALVESTON, Aug 6.-tOttoh quiet Miu",s nj and
Low Mtidiing s5lG Good Ordinary. 10 h ,, AZ"
gross receipts bales sales. ~ bales sock soo avg
SAVANNAH, Aug 5--totton btni., Mh"nns, -. ma.
Miilng ss; Good Ordinary. ill., mel anu gus sslcs,
ceipts bales exports Coastwise' oAo oA'''' '~'
stock, ., s51 bales. ,. u,aa,ny q ZIG;
MN OnltAss Aug 5.-Cotton quiet Mihdnng 1 yr..s
Low MiddIing, ll16; Good Ordinary o ~ . %s hasa
receipts, 2Y4 bales sales lOO Bales stoSx' AA'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06
rur1Ic DlQCASIS or 4 MIlLIoyAIrr.

HARTFORD Conn, Aug. 8 (Speciab. THE
Will OF George H. Sargent, OF this cily who died on
Sunday provides for the distribution OF ~ 100000 The
public requests include $1,000 each for the Hartford
Iospa the Union TOR Home Work, the Hartford Library
Association and the Hartford Orphan Asylum ana
600 10 for The Connecticut Hospital Tor the In
zane at Mddctowu the principal matrly togo To the
u-ltutlOn All OF toe books owned by MI sargent are
cu 10 The MaknsOn Library. The provision being That
n snail retain what IL wants The remainder gong 10 inc
II.,tf,rd Library Association. In a cOdIcl TO the viii
AZ sargent leaves the sum Of 900 toward the
In ~ statue honor Governor H. d. Hubbard 10 nc
erected within the state CapO upon the surrounding
croulns as the state officials snail designate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06

In tie sun Of William WhIicwTIght o. rc-
cover tie value oi 900 shares 81 the Amer
lean telegraph and Cable Company brought against ih'
company in superior Court. Justice lngraam has
decided Of the defendant Thrs" share belonged 20
lay signature vi, forged al thc i"it'n "'
power OF attorney authorizing Their transfer TIL" q ui
purchased good fth and They ""r" duy tfauSirTi
books of the company Ai,Twaid tc forgery Wa
discovered aud tunlaly refused Z" pay dividends i1 Inc
both a't'i good idih
and that presentation of the ccI ate With request Tor
the stock implied approximation "i thc
genuiucn' ,uf te authority 10 transfer Inc Grafton id
"a Ills there cause 81" action against
II II the person making such representation suffers damages
n
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

W,siuxGToN Aug 5.-Ihe Chicago club again
club With strus OF goose eggs The score was a. "o"s
v.si.npinn .................-...0 o q q q q
Chicago .-.........-..----.l > u : I "
Ha-. hts Washing ;; Chicago 6 Errors Waslinei9n'
Chicago. =. lchcrs-kccic ana GARRISON bhiI' III.
sumner.
I-t, clubs vas close and uncertain throughout the VOL
yDrns winning hv scoring necessary run III the nna mn
Ing The excitement considerable. The batting was
hard Gliding rather poor Inc score WAS ar lVi
lows:
Boston ........................l % 0-s
Rase ht--I,os Detroit, 10 Errors-Boston u De
trmt 10 Pitchers -Twichel and Bufhnton Umpre-Mr
fulmer.
PmnAnrIPIlIA Aug 5-Tho Black Diamonds played in fine
fcm again to-day. and another game from the quaker
Cliy team a, app ndci
- Inuls ................ % . o q ID
Rise hts Philadelphia -. Louis y Error'- fIiiIt
delpb.a It Louis 2. Pitchers-kely and casey IN
yiic-Mr. Gaiiuey.
81 LouIs Aug 5-The Metropoans played in better form
TO-DAY but beaten The Indians batcd hard Out
Lynch battcd harder The score was
IT Louis; ........~..-..-...-----.-.d : q o. !
Metropolitan. .---------O D U " v .
H,~c hits ST Louis II: Metropolitan Il. Errors st
Louis Metropolitan 8. Pitchers Lynch and ca iutheis
Umpire Mr.. Valentine
P,lTsrrEG Aug s. Peoples home run in the ninth inning
today when two bases and w" out won the
game fo the Brook club. The score was as follows
PlttsbuTg. ...-.....-.--.--. -.----.O y .
Brook n--......-----..-----------o y U " .
AtCucnnati- Cincinnati I Baltimore, 3.
Louisville 4 Athletic, 9 LOUISVILLE a.
Al NcwLurg Newburg. 3 Pouehkeepsie, l. Eleven IN
Al Toronto Toronto II Syracuse 3
All Hamilton Hamilton. is; Oswego o.
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lrTcd S'fT ,sc h.I his iet1c PassG
.-Ewingl Wild pitches edman L. FIRST base on
balls New York. Kansas city, o. tHSt bas, On ciios
.luk u. city !. struck out N,W-l OH, =
Kansas tIiy, TO- UmpUe-MT. Euick. Iime-22u
Yesterdays games did alter the position OF the
leading clubs competing League honors The PhIa-
drlphIa club IL put further back the Detroit team had
a narrow esca pc with Raibourne pitching. Boston NAV
heat The Wo verines to-day The games won aud lost
foli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06

67.l6c. White Extra c. Sic; Extra A7sa5'sc; I%0
ls.c.; Yellow. ~ a 4 2c
TALoM Steady and quiet Prime City quoted ats 1854
Sales, $4,000 lbs. at l5.lGc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06

0rASD ARMY MEN AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Fully 10000 per-
sons occupied the pavilion last night 10 listen TO tho
esaesrt Of weecWe given BY the combined vocal music
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Total terces $4,000 10000 100000 t27sOO s'2o
sTEARINE-Unchanged aud quiet city quoted NJ &c
Sales 20 900 10 eomargarne at D lOc
ST GAK-Raw dull aud nominal Prices 9not.a ~ ~ ~ 3
ac Tor Moas,ss Refined quiet cut LOAF, 10 1895 tc:
crushed q g. 10 dGac Cubes l6d Giaci Powdered o.
,ir Cranuiatcd Mould A. 6isc. Confectionery a,
4 5l6aUc Coffee A Standard, 6svc; Coffee On A. oSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-06

The New-York and Kansas CITY cluhS VIII pay the'E
fin. game present series at the iOlo Grouhus 10
day. ,.,,,, o,,,,, NAL, ,h. ! Art.
fords by this score
Jersey City.........-.....-..--..- " " -
IIuftfD rd
Ittors iei soy CITY Hartford !. Earned runs Jersey
CIV / Hartford o. Base hts-JcIsey CT! y; hat'"i"
In the game tween the Newark AMI waterbury ciuus
a,-<,wark the home team VICTORIOUS, ne score
being
Newark a a !
Haso nix Newark . Waterbury 4 Errors-Ncwark, II ;
o.
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ofyrgAL CRANES Cn0IcE or BURIAA PLA OF.

tOTJfSpOtd'hcf
heard the o'her d"y an "''n stoiy aDoat GENERA
Grants wishes regarding his bur'a place, TO invesu
sas Jw.ys been "a doub, to whether he expressed
himself IL decided preference for any place IL was SAID
plxccs and that his family selected New YORK cry as
most sat.fcu"ry sn.rmn and sheridan nay. sail
tat ne wanted lbs entonbed AT the National Capital
liz hs,n brousht 40 81 the mountain amid the Ma.
lions weeping. The story heard has therefore, addi
m enect that General Grant had written let
ter IN which stated III PLAN terms ms wish ana desire
to be buried not Al Washington. New YORK west ROM.
G.Iena or ~ Louis winch were all named among the
p"s,ibics. but on Moant McOregor, where IN" pure,
na1 Gni~hed book hard The story of TINS letter
Its have come TO me III PlsceIea 40
line In tho letter the General said that he had rrluc
-, M nm on be mountain since he made the change no
was convinced 1t had proonged his ne so mat ho
,',v nroylisi for. This tho anxiety OF oil his
Illness. Witn the completion OF his work he was con
-, II, die hut way 10 recOmpenac the Mount
wcGrrgor people for all toIr Kindness and care ana ex'
pense unlcs. be by selecting that beautiful mol.an
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last year.
arons based on standard OF classification
Good ordnary;:...- GO 90 10y s,T Mddng-.-.. "a

strict Good Ordinary. ZIG Middling y
Options moderately active and mer under better foreign
advices The market opened At 263 points advance anu
closed auiet 1T an Vance OF idj points. sales. 1O9OD
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AUo. 8
THE GENERAL LIST.
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