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4 noe UHfI'S 4 BEAR.
Fierce Combat between PIuciy New Work
Canine and Bruiu.


well-known Sixth street saloon keeper
yesterday made Fourth street saloon keeper a
present Of n large black bear which il well
known in the city, having been the pet of the
ms hievous that they were forced 10 part with
II. The Fourth street man Is well known in
porting circles as IN" posi- ~sor ~ several iine
nghtng dogs ono hing Tn. New York dog
Billy which gave the Kerry Patch brlndle such
a lively tusse last sun lay week.
The bear was lut IN hnck rpcm and curling
himself peacefully n The corner. was lri' alone;
One of the dogs a sleek. pow rful animal. a ftIll
= ster to b lily. was nOsing abU at the saloon I'M
noticed, when She rnt red IA" room where thr
boar was. They smelt cnch other instantly
The bear roso 10 her feet. and. standing mainly
on the def nSivr. rrv' ior,h an luminous grnWL
The thin Thoroughbred tail oi the dog rose IN
tle air, her eyes looked fury. she gave short
yrlp, and bounded Ike flash toward her
a. r"ntrning foe She WIS received W tn pow
er'ul blow pi the h"DrS left paw, which tore nor
face open and s"nt her 7praWiiug. She ny and
bounded iuripusN al MN a. on" this TIN"
deity dudging another blow from IN" paw, ~"
b ar however. succeeded in getting her in his
IRON embrace. They rolled over aud over. y"lp-
ing amt growing. Tho bear bit at 4 4 ilr shN-
nLcly. his laws clashing and clamling with "a
noise that bespoke their terrible power The
bear managed a. obtain partial hold upon the
dogs throat. II WaH "a d"spnrit" moment lnr The
canine. Nhc WIS, however, equal toiI i9r she
-luIunOd from the hug and ht onerl th" bear ,
poN- until the bones rushed. Tho owner #
ihcdos fearing the result. seized this. The ilrSt
opportunity he bad, to separate the animal Is,
WNnu ti.H doc let 20 the one paw ana s'lI'd th'
bear Ngl~ actually dragged sew raj feet. In"
dog seemed in q perfect fury. and struggled 10
g't iron t'' arms ol her master. me Dear iihl
enough of ii. for a- the dog. which succeeded IN
y, 10 NJ free, sprungat him once more he curlcd
himself into "A bail. which defied attack. Tho
owner of the dog hnetly seized her and Carried
her H. yrlpng and growing, 10 her kennel
The bear unrurlrd md snt licking hl- WOuudcd
paws. the very ri ture OF defeat
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WHY Powell Cnme Bnck.

Last Thursday n man arrived by tho South
eastern Railroad and going 10 the Bcmus Houso, rvgis
tered a. POWELL. or, gum' He inquired for an attor
ncy made himself Known as Malachi Powell. ormctlya
resident Of Nandcriuuh county hut tor the past eighteen
wears citizen the wet aud directed TIL ator-
neN TO in,e sgate the disposition NJ the estate which Il"
lett when he departed eighteen wears ago aud winch was
dmlnisercd upun in 1873 He says he does not come
back 10 rats, lawsuit hut TO that the property
distributed right Il that can be shown, he will make no
cnort his right but will vet for California
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fffWi 'f - ffNfNff
ffrf Ifnr' time. so passing sweet
IiN NtNtN with the hrtHtu ot iinWcrs,
ifut iAn4uid Nllh the icrNenthcat,
Tn.' chiio amiss who call thee fleet
Thee. with ihy weight pi daylight houts.
o summer time. 80 pas-lne sweet.
Young summer thou art too rcplrte
nlch iu thnlnr OF ln. ANA NoW"rr
Hut lin-uid with the irrNN M neat
Adiou' mv taco g. set ~ meet
BLEAK winter with his uHliid Showers
o summer time 81 passing sweet
Old Winter steps with swifter feet
He fingers not in way side hOwcrs
lie 10 not langull wlth the heat,
His rounded day. pearl complete,
Cleans on thu unknown night that lowers,
q sumner time, ~ passing sweet.
Bat lansu with the ivrvvnt heat
EMILY rfIIITLR
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T0'ai TOR 'hc week 5793N
rhe total numher Of shares dealt N today
resented "a 500. Delaware. Laekawanna aud
Western 2i.2Oo Rock Island. 96l5; Erie. s4iO;
Western Union 1854 Mich gan Central, 6 200;
Hannibal and ST Joseph. l.4ul; do. preferred.
2.324 81. Paul. i.SoO do. preferred, 800 Del,
Alton. 1875 Northwestern. 800; do. preferred.
400. New jersey Central. l.5iG; NV l.rN
Illinois Central. 300: Union Pacific. 500; Allan
r. and Pacific Tclccrgph;, 500; Ghi.ag9' Eur
York and Now Haven 30; Wabash. 395 Quirk-
silver poo; United - ties Express, III; N"w
Jersey southern, 81. Louis and. Iron Noun;
tain. 1t. Louis. Kansas City and Northern. and
Kansas Pacific; each 100; Harlem. 90 at li5'
Canton, 80 a. @ Alton and T"rre Haute pre-;
American 10 Al So.
The gold market continued lull and devoid
lo2', but subsequently, decned 10 lo2'..
" Nh r"covery however 10 1922. at winch
iAc'1l''s'Sin. ~,r, the 1tipcipal quotation.
iS%GA \ .ii'@. i99%.afN iq. aso@af iio al
q. In i1aq, the r''c' nrt Tor h'w9s balances carried
Ihe ,ola eig"Tn-. atr cold nenarncnt Of the stock
..rnl.1 nai.n'c-' si'7''5l ihr .rl>. cloirin.. 81
~ a.-r,i rio SUIT ,i.r pa.i ont =, Inv sa7osi'n
g., nn ,esl on t'e pol. ,'' and ,"r i,o wces a. '1
luIn- thc We, a--lr-ati s-.i''' 81 r.,.i,-n- dauns
fhe DAY business - -.- r.i'l state, SOB ro,'nry
~ - a9d braurc ,iol,sisan = iurrency re'c,oi'
- Garr ~ ~ msnt' se7 ip-d eafne'
nae mtrnal revenue ,uts AT Washington 20 Cav
Treasury also recoi,cd s.Dinn IN National naih n'i,.
nr red' mrt4n. Which mohesa w'a, - : i,"nr 'or t'
rcere ne national l1nk ,r' aal.on si'p. ga aD1"p
lion uu6un t. s3lg,-iooD cu,i,n,5 note, ana 81 i3j.
ne eSIerl. Of. .rcelc for the wook moel tsa7o.
a ',nee Jag 81 a. 34 a s;9l ~ 90, ~ ,s
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ran Central q. nlyne nN 100, Alton ana rerre Hsue
3D. prierrrd "a Mem phir aud On sreston ist ~ Al.
bany aud ausqnchanna ID y6<i Toledo and Wabash st
ex coupon, v5&i Toledo and Wabash consolidated con.
vcruble ;tski New jersey Ist Consolidated, ST. New
jersey Central Convertible, Oh Norris and Essex ID,
IUp Harlem y. ist registered, 10y, Great Western
int ~, ex coupon, o2<
IL sI.l Ia fl.lln n w = h.inu
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LO TT A,
" MUsETrP
supported by the Dramatic Company NJ Mr. Henry =
Miss MARY ANDERSON
The brilliant young American Queen Of Trasedy, win
ROMEO AND JULIET
Misses JENNIE and ANNA MORGAN.
py he Rind re r,niss,"n Of NJ Tony PasscrJ
Miss kIrrIE oNEII,
Miss NELLIE LINGARD.
Ae'''"''" BRYANrs mrssrsEIs. ''e'''n"
,I ,,Sn pDsosherty G n White, ppays Red,
Rsp nae cin,o sy bIY"PP Pelham NJ cai2..n
with Prot Cornu aud Orchestra
@y the snd aE sfn%O %S & Nj HA ss Bry'no
In their Comic Irish sketch entitled
THE BRADiS.
Assisted by Billy Gray.
OTIS WILLIAMS
In his Dutch Character Songsand Sayings
M. CHARLEY BACkUS
OF the San Francisco Minstrels IN limitations -
POPULAR ARTISTS.
The refined Sensation Cnmilue,
WILL II. MORTON
W. N' WATSON AND ELLIS
The German Team IN their sketch, "Dutchie In rL"
Mr. IRA A PAINE,
The Champion Pigeon shot Of America
sCHOoLCRArT AND GOES.
The Ethiopian Ecccntrcs. In their sketch entitled
DIDIMUS PARTY
MAJOR JOHN BURKE.
In his Lightning zouaVe Drill
Both by the kind permission OF Canary wtIismO
AULD LANG syNE,
BY the Benevolent and Protective
ORDER on EIKS
Stage Managers for the occasion.
FRANK GIEARD. ...... and .............W. vINCB0T
PRICES or ADMISSION
Admission One Dollar Gallery go. :. =. SOC SC
Reserved seats $50 rri's,e B .,1 g. 81 s1
Doors open at i2i, curtain viii rise at l. precseiy
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STEAMBOATS, ano .,alIruios.
pEN>sYLvANIA HAILRoAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
an amt uffar fuu.I 1871

AID UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON ami after June -. ISL.
Trains leave NV York pe-bIosscs and COrtlAnit
So iorries. a. follows
ENpres. or Harrisburg piti.hursh the West and south
witt Pullman Palace cars attached % A q ami $50
J. y iay.
For Wulamsror Lock Haven, CORY. and Erie At $40
y VI connecting AZ CORY tor litu.Nllle, ft irnIrun
Centre aud the On KcsoaN Tor MllhHnsport ami
For Biumorc, Wl.hineton and tho South. "Iimiiei
Washington ENrr.-.' of Pullman firNr Cars dtilN.
cNDfVf SUNDAY. - 80 \. VI arrive Washington no
= ~ REGULAR AZ : ~ A NJ, Il, and $50 r. NJ sun
Tynr,,> Tor Philadelphia. 80. N, 20 Limited.
Iu.alA " l. 4 . e.. 7, AMI 800 = Suli'nN. % \ NJ.
&c. = and = - r. VI Emisramt ami second Ca>,
4
Boat- oi "Prootlvn Anncx' connect with all thron;h
trims NJ Icr.oN ,ltv. nhoriins speedy and direct
Transfer fI RrnnklN frlfrl
For uuiu, 60 Newark, Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Princeton.
Trenton PERTH AmhoF. bennington, BeNiier'. ami
other points. see lucAl .ehc'u,, ~ al rchoi ptces
Trnr. Arnyc. FROM rlifshur-h, 400 aud 10 80
amt 4. ~ T. NJ daus, 10 ~ NJ and N.ll T. NJ iAtN.
rNrrIf Monday From Nt~lUuafnu ami NtNtNe.
GOA VI. .ln fln. 1.ln ami 10 lu T. VI SUNDAY.
NtuA FROM fWtiriulih. -n'. FL H' q 49, 100.
% o. ~ 30 \ NJ . 100. ! 49, % a.. % Oh. ~. 10 10.
10 COR VI sunday, l3 g. o, Il. 49, II DO A NJ, go
and iu 2nP NJ
Ticket Onie,- 5.a AMI pii RroaaWay A.tor House.
ami fnut Il. ~hiu.~o. iuu tNrftudt -i~ Court It.
Brnnk An III ms and lis Hudson - il"Nukrn; hpoL
Jcr-e, ,liN. Em-rmt IloAct om,c. BtM a. place
FRANK THOMSON, J.. H. FAkMEk.
General Manager lruI la~rrn Agent
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%mustnfnts.


ELKs' BENEFIT.
BLKS BESEYrT
p. P. ELKa BP o. EIKa
- T. o ELkS y. Y. q. ELkh
TENTH ANNUAL BgNBFIy,
Benevolent and Protective Order Of BLKA
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
YHvRspAY AFTERNOON Nov. 49, 1871.
Commencing Mt O'clock. precisely.
GRAND MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT
Brilliant Combination NJ Talent
The following arusts have KINDLY volunteered M
valuable services Tor this occasion
Miss CLARA MORRIS
In the fourth net nj CAMILLA
Mr.. y. A. SOTIERN
VAN appear IN one OF IN, nvorite characters
CAMILLE,
with the following cast: --
tantlle Mise CLARA h'.Nht4
MI James Neill. Armand DuNh
. uBy tn. kind permission u hessrs Shook PalmerD
By Mind permission Ut Col VIM v. Sinn)
bcofge Holland 3eaou
. .tBy Kind permission OF Mr. sothern) .
MT Johr W burnette as. 0ustavo
=. tBy Kind permission OF John p. Smith
IA MAJ fruucnss
Miss Annie BouuinUt .ss....... .... 500. Oiympe
as.... .NichetN
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orEKA HOUSE, .

u TO rliE ~ klIC
N..srs pnnis Dom. %, respectfully announce that
the lucumpr rhrnsihle artist.
DE cav ANENGUI.
whose PERFORMANCES are unique nnihlN the most won
drui ever pr scented 10 the pubic, wall sNc one MVfe
entertainment - -
TINS SUNDAY FNTNING.
ON which Pee vi l. -cni' of the audience,
EAT \ LINE MAN
Admission p cents. reserved srni- - cents
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CIFTH AvrNVE THEATRE.

ORcHFSTR AMI BALCONY Rc~cr,rl ~ q n
ApMlSSluN-BALruNN. 81 FAMILY CIRCLE 5uc.
Mr. SiEPllEN flSkE hv1s To- anuuunc, the uD tro poll
tan debut tomorrow Monday. Nov II. of the y0unl
tTasedieune.
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OHAToHio sooIET, OF NEW YORK.

SrilNNAh NALL
FIRST CONO TnT filtE ~pAN EVENING, NOV Is.
NANptIS ukAluklp.
"JIIiAS MAC ABEOs.'
Judas Naecahous Tenor ........... Joseph Mas
SinNi tiftrlfNIf. 4 y StsltAri
L. cod Woman soprano Mr. lui.-tur Brown
lsrel Nonnn Ne1k' snprni" .....-.... Mss A. henhc
lie Orchestral Part iN
DIX pAMRostlis GRAND ORCHESTRA
Admission ~. Re,cr go ii- 80 g.nf, ,Nfh
o. kNt- sNlr Ht sIrluNHN llfI. ~NAIuuNrs Toi
nr .dvay, s,luncvths 80 ,uol -luaic. ami az ~
-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

phians, who picked them off one by one
as they crawled on their bellies along
the ground in the vain endeavor to dis
charge it. At no time were the soldiers
liz the round-house smoked or scorched
by smoke or fire, as has been represent
ed "On the contrary" said Lieut.. FL
lott, with u laugh, I'VE like to have
froze to death, At daylight, however,
we began to think about getting out,
and at Z o'clock, after spiking the two
guns of Hutchinson's battery and with
drawing our outposts, the division left
the romd-house Enclosure, marching by
tours in column down Penn street.
1t was on this march that we lost all
the men who were killed or wounded
during our stay in Pittsburgh, except
the few who were hurt by stones ON
Saturday afternoon We marched ut
an ordinary pace and III good order.
We were followed by no crowd, but from
street-corners and alley-ways and win
dows and house-tops we were fired upon
as We marched along, our men return
ing the fire and inflicting considerably
more loss on their assailants than they
street we let 90 at n house from which
an unusually heavy fire proceeded, with
the Gatings, the only time they We're
used. When we reached the United
States arsenal We were refused admis-
sion by Mai. Burlington, the command
ant, on the plea that his doing SO would
bring the whole mob down upon nina
scurvy excuse and scurvy trick, as we
could have held the arsenal, admirably
situated for defense, against all Pitts
burgh From there, after leaving our
wounded in the arsenal, we marched
over the bridge to Sharpsburg. where we
were kindly treated and given food by
the villagers. After march of about
twelve miles we reached place called
Roses Grove, about o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, and from there, after a short
rest, marched mile further to hill
near Claremont, where the command
bivouacled and remained until they
were ordered by Adjt Gen. Latta ycster-
day morning to return to Philadelphia"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
The Charter Oak.

As the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company has Il great many policy
holders IN all sections of the west
they will doubtless be interested in
ascertaining that an effort is being
made to resurrcct the company. The
old officers all go out and Il new
set, with EX-Postmaster General Jewell
Mt the head, take charge Of the COM
pany's affairs. The special inyestiga-
ting committee has gone over the affairs
of the concern, and has made a report
containing the following facts
OF the 81, 499960 of assets reported
July If, they find 81, 266, O99 good, and
S3,363,472 of doubtful value, while the
liabilities are placed at Sl3,362, 5j7, of
which Sl2,75O,36l is the net premium
reserve mt / per cent The Broadway,
New York, property is reduced from
s., O50,O0O to Sl035O0O; the Crosby
street property from 100000 to $3.50
600; the companys building from
SSH coo TO 100000 Western property
taken under foreclosure is cut down 40
per cent, AMI other property held by
the company in the West 10 per cent.
The Allen, stephens e Co. mortgage, is
rated as good for 100000, with 100000
doubtful. The liabilities exceed the
good assets 10y $096,477, or S133,0 600
over the amount of items classed rs
doubtful This gives a technical de
ticiency upon a four per cent reserve,
and the committee thinks recupcration
possible, there being II minimum re-
Cooperative power of nearly $500, 900 per
annum exclusive Of possible receipts
from doubtful assets.
If this report is reliable the policy
holders may yet realize something out
Of the money invested in this Insurance
company.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
Constitutional Amendment.

For two sessions Of the legislature last
past, resolution for an amendment to
section 4, article 7, of the constitution of
the state, providing for an increase of
the Judges of the supreme court, has
been adopted, and it now only remains
to be ratified by vote Of the people to
become a part of the constitution The
resolution is as follows
Resoiyed bg the Senate, the A$sen,Jly con-
cu,7iag That section 4 of article I of
the constitution be amended so as to
read Section f. The supreme court
shall consist Of one chief Justice and
four associate justices to be elected by
the qualified electors of the state. The
legislature shall ut its first session after
the adoption Of the amendment, pro-
vide by law for the election of two assO-
ciatc justices of said court, to hold their
offices, respectively, for terms ending
two and four years, respectively, after
the end Of the term of the justice of the
said court then last to expire; and,
thereafter, the chief justice and associ-
ate justices of said court shall be elected
and hold their Offices, respectively, for
the term Of ten years.
The last legislature enacted law, sub
hitting the question Of the adoption of
the proposed amendment to the people,
A" at the general election to be held ON
Tuesday, succeeding the first Monday
Of November, 1877" This law provides
that "the form Of the ballot in voting
to approve and ratify said proposed
amendment shall be for amendment to
the constitution--ws If against the
same, for amendment to the consttu-
tion-nO," which shall be on the general
ballot used at said election, and deposit
ted i'll the same box"
1t will be seen that no separate box is
to be used, and it is important that local
committees observe this law when or
dcring ballots for the fall election. The
number of supreme judges is Mt pres
cnt three, and this constitutional proyi-
sion, if adopted, will increase the num-
Der To five, and make the term of each
ten years instead of six, as ut present
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08

ing to the withdrawal Of some Of the
troops on account of the railway strikes
in the states, and furnish more proof,
if more is needed, Of the deceit and
treachery of the Indians. The only civil
ger that has the proper effect on an In
dian is row of federal troops with
glistening bayonets. As the strikers
have about died out, it is likely that the
soldiers will be fastened back into the
Deadwood country, and then poor 10
will suddenly become very good again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
MARK ETS.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 2.-Wheat-Active,
irregular and lower at Sl.108 seller Au-
gust; $l.o4i seller September. Corn
Active and lower at 174c seller August;
1850 seller September Oats--Quiet, at
26sc seller August; 25!c seller Septem-
Der. Pork-Quiet and higher at $3.50
seller August; SlS62! seller September.
Whislly-$l.oS. Hogs-Rcceipts, 5000;
light grade active, firm and higher; sales
at $5.25ldS5.35 for heavy; S5.oO(dS5 %
for packing; S5.l5>0$5.30 for shipping
CAttle-Dnll KeceiptS 1000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
BALTIMORE MARK EFT.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 800 P, M-Flour
Dull; 25G50c lower; western super
fine ut S150,G5. %; do extra, S600[d7, %;
do family, SS.00GS.75, Whcat-Steady
and firm; demand good; No. , Western
Winter Red, August delivery, at 81 II /;
do spot, at$l6Sl. Corn-Dulland lower
all around; Western mixed spot ut 62c;
seller August Mt 6lic; seller September
at 66c; steamer ut 66c. Oats-Steady;
demand fair; western white, old, at iSc;
do mixed, at +5>G47c; Pennsylvania,
old, at FG41c. Rye-Quiet and heavy
ut 65>G67c, Professionalism and I'M
changed. Whisky-Scarcc; small sales
at $l19. Receipts Flour, 1000 bbls. f;
Wheat, $4,000 bus; Corn 1900 bus;
Oats 5000 bus; Rye, 100 bus Ship
mentS-COm. $50 bus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
A Wedding Disturbed by an Earthquake

At nalf-past 6 o'clock yesterday alter
noon IL distinct earthquake was ielt py
the residents in this city, There were
two heavy shocks, accompanied by
rumblng noise, which once heard can
never be forgotten. The shocks IaS,eu
several seconds, in fact almost nan j
minute, during which time buildings
quivered and windows ratified, as mo'go
by the mysterious force WITHIN; III
several instances the floors of dwellings
were sprung and caused no little alarm
to the occupants. At Grace EplscQp"'
Church, on fernando street, BlSiioP
Pierce of Arkansas was about ehuill5
the performance of the marriage ,ei
vice for Mr.. l.. w. Wells, and ME-
Jennie p. Davis when the shock cam
The building seemed to sway, ana Juo'
as the words Il pronounce you man
and wife" fell from the lips of the Vef Ter
able Bishop the congregation lelI wv
trembling and heard the rumoi!9'
This was truly a solemn feature "lilon
nature gave to the beautiful marria5,
service, and was by far more mpQssnhi
than the vivid description, when VIE"
gives in the " .Enead." In this desctlP-
ton, which is that of Il fictitious seem
the storm and lightning attended Wv
marriage of the Trojan wanderer al I ~,
mouth of a cave.-Nemphis 1ppe~ Jug
-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
The Indian Frontier.

Little of importance has occurred in
the past week in that portion of Idaho
now engaged in war with the Indians,
The federal government has been con
centrating troops III that region, and it
is more than probable that Chief Joseph,
commanding the hostilos, will not risk
an engagement with the regular soldiers
unless compelled to do So 1t is there
fore likely that there Will not be- much
more trouble in that section at present
In the Black Hills and Deadwood coun-
try the Indians have again become very
roubl esome, and their outrages thefts
and murders are numerous. The pres
ent trounles in this region arcmaiulv CIV.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, August 800 7. M.-Cot-
ton--Quiet, at lie Flour-Dull re-
ceipts 1000 bblS. sales 5000 bbls.
Wheat-Dull ; receipts $4,000 bus; no
sales Rye-Stcady Corn-Quiet and
heavy receipts, 10000 bus; sales, So
coo bus, at 59l(G6lic for mixed west.
crn Barley-Nominal. Oats-Steady;
receipts, 1900 bus; sales, $1,000 bus,
at 57@(d5Sc for mixed western and state,
5S!(G6Oc for white Firmcr; ut
Lard-Firmcr ut $9.2O>d925. Whisky
AT Sll5. Sugar-Heavy. Pcro-
lcum-Crude at 7!c; refined At 13lld
1899 for September Coal Firm.
Leather Dull Wool Quiet and
heavy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-08
MILW AUKEE MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2.-Wteat-Unset-
tied at Sl.29 for No. /; Sl.31 for hard;
1921 for No. ,; Sl0S<dl1l for No. B.;
Sl,ll5 seller August; $l.O5( for seller
September. Receipts of wheat--19,G0O
bushels; shipments, -, 100 bushels.
Corn-Quict at 474c for No. 2 Oats
Steady, at soc for No. ,, Rye-frm
at sic for No /, Barley-Weak at.65o
for No. ,