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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
Our Ranges.
fIndepcndent, March 19.1


One of the foremost stock men OF Gala
tin County, Mr.. Charles Anceney, writes a
very sensible letter tb the Ntfxt COURIER
on the subject of stock and stock ranges.
He advocates legislation upon the subject.
we are inclined to the belief that his argu-
ments, in the main, are sound. That there
is ample range in most locations tor all
kinds of stock cannot we'll be denied, but
this cannot always be So 1t is well known
that for years past there has been much
trouble between the sheep and cattle men
in Colorado. 1t har caused much damage
to the Sheep interes and much ill-feeling,
and not a few personal encounters. Such
things have not occurred IL. Montana, and
it is to be hoped they will rot be witnessed
here, but this, as we thifiRs can only be
avoided by local legislation. Cattle and
horses will not feed after sheep, and it is
therefore necessary that there should be
some denarcation betW~esn the ranges. AS
the major portion OF the grazing lands is
still vested in the government and free to
all, it viii be difficult matter to; make
laws lkas VIII be binding in their nature.
For this reason We do not think that legis-
lative action wttfd bring about the object
sought by Mr.. Aneeney. But it is the du-
ty of the stock owners to meet and fix
bounds for the ranges of the different kinds
Of stock. By SO doing all could have
abundance OF range for their various herds
and there would be no conflict of interests.
Stock owners themselves car make local
laws that would be fat ntOrc acceptable to
them than any that can be formed by ii
legislative body. 1t is an important sub
ject and should receive the attention of
every stock owner. It would be much
better for all concerned ii horses, cattle
and sheep ranges were distinctly marked
out while the range is still good and abun-
dant. II every one is permitted to range
any kind Of stock t'any point he may de-
sire. in the near future there must be d con-
fiict Of interests. 1t can only be avoided
by the passage of local idws regulating the
matter,
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"What il your secret: asked lady of
Turner, the distinguished painter. He re-
piled: Il Base no secret, n maiam, but hard
work. Says Doctor Atnoid: ''The diff
ference between Ole man aid another is
not SO mach in talent as Id ehergy."
Nothing" says Reyn.ld, '.is denied we'll
directed labor, and hptldng rs attained
without IT, s'Excellence in any depart
ment,,,' says johnson. ''can now be at
tanned BY the labor ;ot q lifetime, but it is
not to be purchaser FOR less" ''There is
but one method" said Sidney Smith, '.and
that is by hard labor; and a man who will
not pay that price for distinction had bet
ter at once dedicate himself to the pursuit
of a fox" step by step,' reads the
French proverb, lone goes very far"
'.Nothina," says Mifabeau, ''is impossible
to a man Who can and, will. This is the
ONLY law, of success" & ssHate you ever
entered a cottage, or Travelled in !, coach,
ever talked with 4 peasant In q field. or
loitered with a mechanic ut the loom. I.
asked Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, land
found that each one of these men had q
talent you have not, knew something you
did not S'' sa hss ,is'gssam tsaT alk.sasf
The most useless creature that yawned
at a club, or idletf in rags under the suns of
CalahEia. hss no excuse for want of intel
lect. What men want Is not talent. but
purpose: in other words. not the power
to achieve, but the win to labor
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
Poetry.
"Moiher's Fool"

''Tis plain to me, - said farmer, VIII,
hese boys will make their mark in life,
They never were made to handle hoe.
And at once TO college they ought to 20.
Yes, John and Ucnry, its clear to me.
Great men in the world are sure TO he:
But Ned, he's little above fool
So John and Henry must go to school,
Now, really wife, quoth Farmer Brown.
AS he sat his mug Of cider down,
Ned does more work in one day for mo
Ihan both of his brothers do in three;
BOOK learning will never plant beans and corn.
Nor hoe potatoes sure as YOU re born
Nor mend a rod of broken fence;
For my part, give me common sense
Hui ms wife the roost was bound to rule
anu SO ihe boys' were sent to school;
" hile Ned OF course, was left behind,
For his mother said he had no mind.
five years at school The students spent,
Then "sch one into business went
John learned to play the flute and fiddle,
And parted his hair (of course) in the middle;
Though his brother looked rather higher than he
And hun out his shingle-''H Brown, NJ. ID. ,,
Meanwhile, al home, their brother Ned
ia" taken holion into his head,
though he said not word but trimmed his trees.
Ana hoed his corn and sowed his pease;
bnt somehow, either by "hook or crook"
lie managed to read full many book,
Well, the war broke out and "Capt. Ned"
To battle a hundred soldiers led;
And when the enemy's flag went down.
Came marching home as Gen. Brown
But he went to work on the farm again,
l'ianted his corn and sowed his grain,
Repaired the house and broken fence.
Ana people said he had common sense
Now common sense was rather rare,
Ana the state house needed a portion there;
50 our family dunce' moved into Town,
And ihe people called him Gov Brown;'
And his brothers who went to the CITY TO school !
anne home 10 live with ''m,ther's fool.n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-03-28
That Bad Roy.
[From the New York. Times

For long time it has been.the boast of
the First congregational Society at Birch
vile, Ohio, that they possessed minister
who, in peint CT lungs and legs, was fully
equal. and in some respects superior, to
MIR. Talmadge. There is no doubt tha.. :.
this boast is to a certain extent justit;. able.
While the Rev. Mr.. Sunbright is admitted
" interior to Mr.. Talmadge in the man.
agement of his left leg, ard never attempts
the eloquent feat ct throwing both legs
simultaneously over the front Of the piilpit,
he ca,i'p.und che desk or stamp his right
foot with a violence which the Brooklyn
o.aleta has never yet approached. His
voice is simply unequalled in power, and
on calm Sundays has more than once
reached the next village, distant nearly
three miles from the meeting house, and
created temporary alarm Of fire. OF
course, these great qualities have made
him exceedingly popular with the thought
fal members Of lis congregation, but they
have not secured for him the respect and
atlmitdtion OF the small boys. His invari-
able habit of rumpling a small boys hair
the wrong .ay while pointing out to him
the general sRsallness Of his ways, ID un-
questiombiy adapted to awakeH the baser
passions Of fallen Juvenile human nature.
To this Objectionable habit he also adds
the;pSaCtice Of Insisting upon annnusual
amount Of catechism, and total prohibit
ton of circus, and the result is that he is
hatedby the small boys Of his congrega-
ton with great unanimity and bitterness. /.
n :Am0nk tle ans1(1 boys in question = Dne
of exceptionai Sa Il sslddious habits md me
chanical ingenuity. When, one day early in
the winter, this small boy approached the
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'nr1Iv Tndtherin-law finds D. defender In
the San FraEascA AdtiAwhich says: ''lf
eNkH HAda, kxihad a mother-in-law to look
after him iSad his WiSs,. 1t .is.nlesc than
probable that to this very day we might
have been able to capar about in'the light
and airy cc-:ume ef our first PARENTS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Jsr.sy Eames Mcons cell siOviy as7Se to 81 b.
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuRoPEAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Aug 27.-Pork-Eastem strsy az 55 Western
steady Observation-Disclosures Cos rrmer a S2i short
nrmer 81 Cd; Long Clear dun az 80; Short Clear
duli 80 3d. Hams-LOng Cut duh at 53i. shoulders
dull a. 286d Beefndia Ness dull az Sl Extra Mess Gun
50: Prime Mess dull at T3. Lard-Pnme western
hrmer 80 3d. TaOw-Prlme city steady at316 Iur
Beutne duh Rosn-ComniOn steady 70 95d
Fine dull lO Cheese-AmeuGan Choice rmer &C a. Lara
on steady at 40 Flour-Extra STATE nrm az 20. Wheat-
No Spring duh 81 3d.; No. Spring dun az $751;
Old Mixed Soft dull az 24i6l: Prime New Mixed au at
1854. Cotton Seed Oi-YeOw American. steady at 81
liyERPOOI. Aug. 27-l230 mCotion steady Mlddilhg
Upands. 6lsd Midding Orleans 6iaG sales OF the DAY
Reoeipts 45OO bales Including 80 bales American Fu-
lures sellers at d decline UDiands Low Mddlng clause
August delivery 621as ID Low MidlnR clause, Oe
tOber delivery, 6zad; Upans Low Middlng clause August
clanse september delivery 6agd Upands low
Mdding clause October November delivery 6ssd Up
lands Mddng clause November and Decemberden' cry
O7sd: Upands MddlinR clause New Crop shipped Oc
tOber and November SAIL 6Sd The receipts OF wheat of
days were 10000 qs including 1000 qrs
American.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 27l30 Beef 10 tieree for Prime
Mess. Bacon, 30 Cd cWt for short Clear Middles
LIVERPOOL. AuR. E7-2 D. m-Breadstuiis steady Peas
$3.50. per ar. for Canadian. -,
included 1908 bales American Futures Upiands Low
MID clause August and September delivery, bb1 Up
ans Middnng clause September ana October delivery
6agi.; Upands Mddne clause October ana November
delivery. 67a9d; Uplands Low MGding clause Noye9,Der
and December delivery, 6Iss7di Upands. Low Mlddlng
ciause Crop. shipped OooDer and November, sail B
The market and Fabrics az Manchester Is quiet and
stea5y. , ~
lands Low Middhng clause. August delivery, esd
LIVERPOOL Aug Northumberland Petroleum. SEQ pei
gallon. -
BREHES Aug 27-Lard CLOSED at 1926 MARKS per ITO d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA Aug. 27.-Cotton quiet and nrm; Mddng
c: Mddng lo; Good Ordinary 10 9c net receipts
BSITpfogT Aug P7-Cotton quot MiddliuS IL 7sc; Low
Mddng iqc, Good Ordinary lOesoi gross receipts,
bales exports coastwse 20 bales sales % bales spnners
40 bales stock. 4l5 bales ,, ,, 80,
BosToN Aug Election steady Mdding. l2isc; Low Mid
ding Tci Good Ordinary IL i2c.; receipts, 22l
bales; gross, go bales stock 2 si2 bales. -
CUAELFsToN Aug Z7-COttOn steady; Mddng, IL Adll Sci
Low Middhng lie; Good Ordinary. lO4GlO he; pet re-
cept Oaes experts cOaswse lat bales sales 30 baes
CistIxSAfI Aug 27.-cotton quiet and irni @iddlng
receipts 80 bales shipments IL bales sales. baei STOCK
OAIvTsroy Aug 27-CottOn steadv Mddnng IL &c; Low
Good Ordinary, 10lac.: net receipts, 0OI
bales: sales, $50 bales stock. 2,Z77 bales -,
LOUISVILLE Aug 27.-COttOn steady; Mddhng. II &c.
MOBILE Aug. 27.-COttOn firms ktiddhng, IL &C. Low
Middne 1866; Good Ordinary, l0se sales 100 bales
NEw oHLEISs Aug. 27.-COttOn quiet, steady Middng
c Low MiddlinR 1890. Good ordinary IL So; net re
cepts bales gross 1888 bales sales 800 baes stock
@SoggoIR Ang 27-CottOn firm Middliug. 1I9c.i
cepts 80 baesi exports coastwise Al bales Stock 2OI
0 PHIr ApRtPHIA Aug. 27-CnttOn firms Mddng l2he;
Low MiddIng Sci Good Ordinary II ao. net receipts lOl
baesi gross 1853 bales sales $40 bales spnner 2'S baes
SAVANNAH Aug 27-Coon steady; Mddling, 1l'Ise; Low
Middnug Iiisc Good Ordinary 1896 net receipts go
bales. saIeB $50 bales; stock, ,9S9 bales. -
Sr Louis, Aug Election firm Mlddl1g, I've; LOW
shiymenis l6l bales sales, l76 bales stock ~ bales
WILMINGTON Aug. 27.-COttop steady MiddIng ll'sej
Low Midding lie, Good Ordinary lOto.i net receipts
q bafea stock, lAI bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

lo15OOo BUSH including $4,000 bush SPOT s7e as1 10
do Il oeSsi os Steamer S No o 81 ss 10 ThrSSed
AT o ~ 0SSs o. Nc dp y 10 90 No ao w 4tsS
j oiisssi o So de 81 81 ssaso5s 30 isssi u
], White special delivery sep,ember. lshasl ~;
ie oacsa about no. cary 81 oo sas 30 R
and Amber Michigan various deliveries september.
September 81 loeSsl II 5000 bash. No 3 milwaukee,,
spring August 81 bid 81 20 as ed septemHr reported
81 o. closing 81 os bid 81 0s asked no So or y,
asked No Winter Red August 81 9SAgsl 0ssi closing
81 os bid 81 oo asked October 81 oS4dsi O9i closing
G o. e eohg u S s 30 a Ao ep aaSSs 81 or
ssl rs c9Hs 81 O. 6 7 81 os asked oe5SS Ts 81 IN M
RYE = buyers favor Western quSS6sao J S'% VS.
ern, state Jersey and Pennsyivan = BARLEY nominal
a. LIZ MALT quiet % "a 10 o caA t. aSS'es
81 los Tworowed DO SOe. aSl PEAS nominal Canada
Eyed Southern ss IS per twobhsh bag @ coRN-Marset
ea4c better moderate business export and forward de,
Mixed 4q64SisG Nsw.YorE No. q 5sc Round yellow.
Mixed Aus 4sd19 e i ga 49f c 9s &C eo5er
81 l2G5l SC closing 51c bid b2c asked New York NO
Der I9S5Oc closing zoe bid 5Oiac asked october, 52s
~ &C. closing Szise bid 52ae asked 20 0A Io IN
BoGteq sales 81 90 Including %g SgS
2Ss No 8s 80 White 81 se' NO J. S TIao Nc West
eln, 26SS$2e WHITE 90 2s@SBA2c+ Mixed STATE zV9"
552ei White Do 81 i2gS7 &c o,. cho,.o =, .a,.a
81 So MarrNs quiet Choice, 81 90 Yea Beans Choice
81 5Od 81 55 Red Kidney firm 81 10 Wme kidney,
Choice. ~ 45GSl 90 per bush
GREA SE-Sales, 10000 10. Glsc. 49,. -,
observation-disclosures Basgng fairly active at l0L0l &c
HAY AND STRAW Prime grades steady others very
irregular; general market quiet Hay-45a5Oe Tor shin
ping grades, 6Od5uc Tor retail qualtes Clover. so
aI0c Salt 5O64Oc strawLong Rye 30d35e short do and
Oat. SOC. . .,
no cash bales private terms Hemp and
Jute quiet unchanged Hemp, 6407c for Manila ana O2c
for Sisai Jute at 4 L d5 lac. gold.
HIDES-All prices steady quiet sales, 3Oo Dry monte
secOnds l9c mo this RuenOs As res II al tE
MOntoyideO u G.; Conienes, 20a2l @cl RIO Gande lgI
lgic; OriuOcO 1871 2Oc; California, 2C02Oi2c; Central
American. u aGls &c; Matamoras a. ac Vera cruz oc
Tampico lGl56l7c: BOgOa. l5Gl9c; haracabo l4d t2c
Bahia IA c Puerto CabcllO aud Laguyra, s2dl nc;
Caracas. l2GlSc: Fayta, lSGl3Lc; CamprarlY. ll2a
c TObascO &c. gold Dry ~aod Texas, lJal32ci
CITY slaughter OK, Sa4c.; do Cow al 2c currency.
HOPS-The whole ua Eet is dull prices nominal al await
ing the picking and developments o. The crop o. i6tS
NeW-YOrk Low To Fair. Td9t. Eastern 0luc. Mlstoh
T01Oc. NCarlng 20:c Old all guWths ld&c faclHC
Coast Hops, 100 re
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sole more active; AL prices hln'
with rsduced Union Backs ana Crop IN Oeer SAFE
steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Refining TAG for Prime and 7s0sc for Centrifugal bot
business checked BY the rmnoss OF holders sales 400 hhd
Trinidad p =. asc 1000 hhds Cuba part last evenna
Tic enned firm. especially for Soft Sugars demand good
standard 81 Powdered, S2C
Crushed. 9ss0g3tc: Cut Loaf CSC.
TALLOW-Fnrm; sales 90 900 No. 7d7i,so IN bbls.
IkA-Moterately actlye steady especially for Oolong
TOBACCO-kenucky active and nrm sales 1900 hhds. at
3a13c SEED IN fair demand sales $50 Pennsylvania
1877, lOia0l6c Is Wisconsin 1871 69c; 100 Sundries
50i7c.; $50 bales Havana, SOC al.
WISKEYtirmer; quoted 81 i2i2 asked sales ~ bbls.
Old Cast evening" 81 IL.
WHALEBONE-Stea in moderate demand; Arctic
New ~ 25as2 80 per Northwest Coast s. ass IS per
South sea. 81 1852 20 per 70.
WOO-Fne Feecoa IN abundant supply both here and nc
Boston plea fal prices weak,
demands have fallen on Medium Fleeces
Pulled Woods Toxas California (which IL at the
momelt Moderate steady pTces: Foreign
Woods somewhat better demaIo steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

cas-. 10 sess. was left TO the care of a single
Dos, Tho saluted each passer-by with "l2 seller
suSs 1OO-1OO at d buyer g." until
~ sbot. st u seller 3, sent him to the
e,SIv nearby railing, whereOn perched, he con-
nsn '5 % offer 100 shares at 66os buyer 8, until
~ .r,,va of some genuine orders TO sell sent the
sDs So,vn 20 66l4, at which it closed. The st.
R si stoeks. after q rise Of 81 per cent finally
~ below the opening figures. Erie was dull at
&C., ess,s1sio Wabash at 147s015, and Pacific Mail
&C., 1sa, Dish. The market closed feverishly
W. RANaE OF TIE srooK MAnKEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
CeaaI Notltes.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- YOrk-onver Chandler plaintiff, against the CITY Of
Fond Lac with nocsTO the above
defeuant: Yea hereby summoned 10 answer the
action aad 10 OF your answer 90
the PLAINTIFF attorneys within twenty days atr the service o.
summons service, and IN case or
your failure appear Judgment viii be taken
against Won by default for relief demandd the com
painL-Dated New.YOrk. July J. 1873 BILLINGS CAR
DOZO Plaintiffs Attorney Post odce address, Box $3.50,
Office 40. ITO Broadway, Nsw-YOrk.
NOTICE Take notice. that upon yOur defant 70 apDer
the above summons Judgment viii be taken against YOU
the O hundred dollars with interest $780,
part thereof January 1898 $500 part thereof from
20 tho balance thereof from January
l. 1883 and with the costs OF this acton BILLINGS
CARDOZO, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the civ OF Fond du Lac DEFENDANT foregoing
mons upon you pnolicanon pursuant 20 order
OF the Charles Daniels Justice OF the Court
OF the State Of NewYork dated the 3Oth day OF Jnyi
ed the complaint H the Office OF the clerk OK
the city County OF NewYOr az the County Court House
in the CITY OF EewYor In sad County and state OF New
York the 3Oth day OF July, 1873 NewIOrk July
80, 1873 -. . $500 ,,,.,-.,.,- 60.
Jy3l law0wW No. 10 Broadway. New-YOrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

In State bonds, there were no transactions other
than sales of Georgia rs at 100 and 6s at 1908.
The sales of city bank stocks covered Butchers and
Droye.s 2O) at 65. Continental (10l at 70 and
Merchants 1927 at 124.
In railroad bonds the greatest activity was noticed
in The Canada Southern frsts, guaranteed, which adj
yancee to 75. Northwest gold consols were firm
At 99laa99s4, and St. Paul sinking funds steady at
94a. OF the Paci6cs, Union rsts declined to lO3S5
and rose to 1855 land grants being higher at lO6
and sinking funds steady at 1888, Central hTsls
selling at 100, California and Oregon Branch iirsys
al 0Ila and San Joaquin Branch at O3. Great
Western seconds, ex November, 1877. coupon, sole
Gold continues duh and steady the sales to-day
generally being at 1902 with two days interest
added Gold loans were made at Ia = per cent
for borrowing, nat, and le9l per cent dor
CARVING fiat, and ] per cent for boIToWlng'
Tie Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 IN
coin interest on the public debt aud S452,OOO IN
redemption Of called bonds. The days business OF
the g0ld-clearing department Of the Bank OF the
State of New-YOrk covered Gold cleared 1900
OOO; gold balances. 1905, 600; currency balances
S9IO 1877 The gold quotations were as follows:
lO.......1OO2l .lOOi2 S.--------lOO-2
Phi o., a,rchanga remains unchange and dull at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
EUROPEAN FIYAYCTAL Markets

LONDON. Aug 27-l230 9asts for 0iis
for the account u s. bonds four half per 105 vi
1858 1864; Tenfores, 1881 Erie Railway shares 1854
LONDON, Aug. 27-l3O m-Paris ady1ces quote per
cent renes at ~ francs SO centimestoT account,
LONDON, Aug PIP D. m.-PemSy wanna Central, 329l.
LONDON Aug. 27-3S0 D. M the amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank OF England balance to-day Is 100000
LONDON, Aug "a D. m-U. :. bonds. four ami half
per cents 1854 1SG7s 1868 Erie Railway l61s
preferred, 81 Paris adyces quQte
ll2 francs ~ p confines Tor the account
LONDON, Aug 27.Sver is quoted nc 52S1sd.
PARIS, Aug. 27Exchange on London. 20 francs 70
times for short sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
woot. uARKEr-.gY TELEaRApH.

PHnIpELPHIA Aug. 27.The Wool market continues quiet
with moderate business doing az the following quotations
ohio pennsylvania and Wesl Virginia Xxx and above $40
40e X s6G37o; Medium, 81 93se Coarse S3e NEWLY OK
Mcigsn Indiana Fine. 80 935c Medium 500
Ssc Coarse 33e COmbng Washed, 80 a45c do Unwasaed
% ioc: Canada Combng 36a40c.i Zine CnNashed, zO0
2lc Coarse and Medium Unwasbed 23d2sei Tub washed
Ss140c. colorado, and Medium. 20a25ci do Coarse
Sr caTes i496c; Extra MerinO Pulled 32d33c; No
and uper Pulled 28G53o.; Texas Fine aud Medium ~
25c; do Coarse ~ l0c CahoihA Flho anu Aouu' ~V~
see: DO. Coarse, l0Q20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
,,vz srocv MARKRrs-sY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Aug Z7.-CATILR-Receipts today, 2ot head
Cor me week thus far 27S5 head for the same time last
ySs 60I head receipts consigned through l21
decrese IN receipts week. as market not esab
lished feeling weak -. -, -, -
the far 800 head for the cane time last week
easier not qaOs0y lower sales Western sheep AZ - SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

DRUGS AND cHEMICALs-Busines only moderately
active at the best and as rale very qe' oSnS way
Sorohns as co. ohnine SO 1854 90 the lower for French
TO pdSs 4 2a PoWders do 81 Gj camphor 24s
Aruica FlOwers l3al4e; ArSsniel KS e' soda As5 a. 8S
s$i 20 Caustc Soda So so Ss4 sal soda 90 10 Pode g
~ toaSl Is AiG@inOas Cake Oh PsPPernR i in 49,
81 6Oas1 40 do In glass q 51eSS az 81 70G
81 s0 oil Lomon 1887 90 GInse9g 2oI0r S U aS
Sc g, s sensiS E"0s hc S2S4 SSc 0
9I III IN large supply and dull sales IN los
goo bR st no'soHS sS ms nm o s5S$6 NO
do So Boo ss 6og No Bay s4eSle No 40
LI s5gS Nj $50 - So do soSsi2 NO DO s9es0
COD fair demand seasy s ir oPPas Box Herring
steady; 5000 boxes solo &C l0G 0r l. ~" i'' '
seeIe 9 ap S mlEAFLo heavy in instances
5Ce lower active demand e1R S f f0S ss ia
81 50 O. 100 Dbls Minnesota spring ne1a Ssiy Nt
Ezra Common 70 Fair EKiFa u ~ sFSighf Sc 75s
IS 300 bels Winter wheat E1rA st a. zoo 6bi
new r. g 90 so Sb GSS 8 Is Dp
Extra s3AS4 as, chiefly SAG$4 10 Stsad a. a s09
g 5ar SdTs s ss e. Sc Common Good ESi
Western 81 Gs IS Good g ao IN sSrnS Fair
% xi 5Soa II ioSsi 20 rye Mixture. s. 7ssSo 80
ele So f aS g 90 5 Win g soss9
81 Ionis Common 10 Fair Extra s4eSa 90 F Ee5s ou
oU gsqsI y SSSq TSo@t Sgs
ness sales 200 e6s Common o 20 o soee Fancy Family
* Rye FLOUR in buyers favor sales 60
6Ss sS ssgs Sales ~ sSo Sb e westssn
yellow s. 6oes2 20 CITY ssekea saes ~ ns 9g io n ="
FoRETGN trade itg seIs Ss posp 7 I
Dried and Green Reeys st ase Turkish ffane
7Ssc for New owrants Sg5;e5 IA p MIA ba5Lc
Iyes l4sc WaIaui si btEe c DO quarter boxes
ii a9i2c Lemons 50 so 90 per 6oxi 5eT 600
Ban ssSa anS 81 per per sp Winner l.
Live sYpor tar speculative trading; sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Good Ordinary.....-...lOS
Sfrict Good Ordinary. -lO'8

Futures moderately active closing u points higher
FOR AugGs sg Sdp OP iowee niger T later
sales Last evening 800 bales TOday-FIst Cal-sepein.
her 4 ll.35; November lllbi december,
lilo May li4Oj total 500 bales seeSnG CamApgq7 s
Total 900 bales Third CaSeptenber. ll6lj Oct0Dei
iiS7 June 11.46; tota, 200 bales Aso Today A9suss
ii qeGl2OS September, II $50 1855 october llo4~
II S7 November 1l.1591I II December i1.lOSi III
S9a1 ~ 20 inne III 450IL46 Futures close strong;