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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16
Local Intelligence.

among the new advertisements.
ONE good thing about this winter
is a greatful absence of chilblaines.
FARMERS all turned out on Satur-
day despite the poor travelling and
paid our business men profitable
call.
ALL interested in the Musical AS
sociation, will please meet at Joe.
Hoare's Music Rooms, on Tuesday
eve. next, at o'clock.
TIE temperance wave, hurried on
by Messrs. Rowell and Hoofstitler,
is sweeping through the State OF
Iowa.
BY next Saturday the Toay Bro
theirs will have their new stock OF
groceries ready for the buyers, and
business, generally, under "full blast"
Our thanks are due the Democrat
force for loan of more than one
half the type in the proceedings Of
the county board, which will be
found elsewhere in this paper.
CATTLE, hogs and farm produce,
and all kinds of ores, have been
brought to this market in greater
abundance within the last week than
for considerable time past. This is
cheering, indeed.
PEOPLE with little children around
the house should remember that
down where they (the babies) are,
the atmosphere is several degrees
colder than up where the grown
folks live
"Auction Socials" are the latest.
The ladies viii disguise themselves
and are auctioned off one by one to
the highest bidder, for the evening.
1t is mistake to suppose that your
money will be refunded when you
return the goods.
THE Rev. II. Stone Richardson, a
very popular pastor of the M. E
Church, whom many of our citizens
have heard preach, was awarded a
$1,000 Membrino stallion by the
spirit Of the 7mrt, for the most and
best articles on the horse.
IT afforded unspeakable pleasure
that ride on hand-sled last Sutur-
day evening. Four frolicsome lasses
will testify to this as well as our
selves. We are ready for another
one anytime, but would prefer less
fire and gravel.
"OUR Rob-" after many nights of
hard thought, succeeded in finishing
an original story entitled, ,"True Love
Rewarded" and forwarded the same
to the Galena Gazette, wherein it ap-
peared last week. 1t occupied two
and half columns, or more; and is
'neritorious. considering it the first
emanation from one so young.
TURKEY stealing is one of the pop
nlar pasttimes INDUCED in by some
miserable sinners in different town
ships near hear. Several thrifty
farmers have lost, during the holi-
days, numerous fine birds. A fellow
who will steal turkeys, or chidkens,
Is about as low-lived character as
any other polecat.
TWO fellows OF the tramp specie,
were in the city Monday even
ins' and while exhibiting tricks nat
ural to the monkey, broke one of
the large panes of glass in Pulford's
drug store. They Immediately en-
oeavored to escape without paying
as Is customary, but Deputy Healey
proved too much for them, and they
were soon enjoying (O the comforts
ol our city calaboose. On the fol-
ao"'ng morning trial before justice
iianlei was had, when they pleaded |
drunkenness the cause. A fipe of
Ni' ana costs vas demanded, which
could not be raised so tho ooro,So,s |
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

TUE PRESS AND THE PULPIT.-By
using the name of his own paper
every publisher in the country may
make the following applicable to bis
case. We clip it from valued ex-
chage:
"He was the manager of church
fair, and one morning he walked
into the local newspaper office and
said:
"Want an item for your paper!
OF course replied the editor.
Whereupon the visitor laid the fol-
lowing note upon his table:
the ladies' of the church will give q
festival at their vesiry hall next Friday eve
ming. Literary aid musical entertainment will
he provided, and d supper will be served TO all
who desire. The ladies in charge Of the affair
have much experience in such matters and are
sure 10 provide o good Time. The admission
will be only ID cents, and it is certain that 40
one can spend that amount 10 better advan
tage. Be sure to go, and take your friends
The editor read it and said, oh,
| see an advertisement
NO; not an advertisement We
prefer to have it go into the local
department, said the manager. And
seeing the editor looked skeptical,
he continued:
1T will interest great many OF
your readers, and help good cans1c
Besides, we have spent so mach
money getting il up that we can't
afford to advertise withou. increas-
ing the price Of admission. ln such
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

The following are the Quarterly
Meetings of the Mineral Point Dis
trict, for the second quarter, 1878:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

THE City Bank is now in its new
quaiters-Toay's block-which are
the most pleasant and comm odious
to be found in the city. On the oc-
casion of removal q mammoth new
burglar and fire-proof safe, of about
eight tons weight, was purchased,
being essential to the increase of
business, and will insure deposits
more secure if possible than ever be-
fore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

ONE of tho most desirable farms
in this part of the State, owned by
John Beardsley, is offered for sale,
through the TRIBUNE. This farm
is acknowledged by all who have
seen it as "a little paradise" House
and lot, or stock in narrow gauge,
may be taken in part payment. A
bargain for somebody.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

r. :
CHkoNos GIVEN AwAY.-A pair Of
choice 6xS chromos is given away free
to every reader of this notice who will
send fifteen cents postage stamps
taken) for three months subscript.
ion to LEISURE HoURs,s l6 page fam
lily paper, filled with the best stories,
poetry, ETC., by the ablest writer's.
The papers sent will contain the
opening chapters Of charming story
entitled, "Holden With the Cords, ,"by
the author of "Shiloh;" My Winter
in Cuba," etc. In order to make
known this publication to all, the
publisher j. l.. Patten q Co., 1872
William Street, New York, offer the
above subscription at about half
price, and also give free such beau
tiful pair of chromos as will adorn
any dwelling. Double value OF
money guaranteed to all who send.
$1,000 in prizes is given away free to
agents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

! sa' 'U iii jliles Z d.
MARTIT-JACKsON.--EyM " Benson On the ,Gtl,
lust, Mr.. Stephen Naytin to Miss Jennie JACK
son; both oT Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

THE following officers were duly
Installed onWednesday, the 9th inst,
by Past Master Francis Little, as
sisted by Bro ]. Watkins: Master,
John Brent; Overseer, Thos. NJ
Stephens; Lecturer, Francis Lit e;
Steward, VIM. Skillicorn; Asst. Stew
ard, John East; Chaplain, Joseph
Hallam; Treasurer, John Cowley;
Secretary, John Tregonning; Gate
Keeper, Nicholas Thomas; Ceres,
Mrs. G. Nicholas; Pomona, Mr.. N.
Thomas; Flora, Mrs. J. Tregonning;
L. A. Stewardess, Mrs.T. M.Stephens.
After the installation the members
sat down to a bounteous supper,
which embraced many of the deli
casies of the season. After supper
Bros. Little, Cowley and others, en-
tertained the audience with short
pithy and instructive speeches. The
whole was interspersed with choice
vocal and instrumental music, and
was one Of the most social, interest.
ing and pleasant evenings in our his
tory. JOHN TREGONING. Sec'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

PROF. G. A. GoDAT, who is now
giving instructions in styles of dane
iug at Darlington, and ether near
localities, visited the social hop at
the City Hall last Friday evening,
and gave evidence of his skill in
training the heal and toe to trip fam
tastically. There are great many
in this CITY who could learn some
thing from Prof. Godat. Hope they'll
have O chance.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16


THE HEssIANs.-This great Mila-
tary Band gave two concerts hei ie
this week-Monday and Tuesday
evenings. To say that they delight
ed all who heard them would be but
slight praise compared with their
deserts. The band is all that it was
represented to be, and the people
who attended their concerts enjoyed
a lnost artistic performance, the har-
mony being exquisite, the time
perfect, and the execution faultless.
No such band of music has been
heard in Mineral Point for many
years, if ever. The enthusiasm
in the audience was so great as to
bring forth boisterous applause af-
ter each performance. If the hall
were twice as large, the effect would
have Been better, but the Hessiars
were not responsible for the size o.
the building.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

A GENTLE HINT-send us the news.
When anybody dies, gets married,
runs away, steals anything, whips
his children till "black and blue," or
his wife, breaks his leg, gets kicked
senseless by mule, or does anything
remarkable, and you, reader have
reason to believe that you know as
much about the occurrence of the day
as anybody else, don't wait for some
other person to report it; but send
the newsto us on postal card or letter,
by first mail.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

DoN'r you forget it, that Miss
Susan B. Anthony will deliver her
great lecture on "Woman Wants
Bread, not the Ballot" on the even
ing of the 18th of February next.
Admission, only 25 cents. The lee
ture committee hopes that their
efforts to secure this most .elevating
kind of entertainment will meet
with general support.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-16

THE good templars of Pleasant
View Lodge, No. 5l4. will give on
entertainment consisting of dramatic
plays, musical selections, &C., at their
lodge room, near Chas. Dunn's resi-
dence, town of Mineral Point, on
next Tuesday, the 22d of january,
at seven o'clock P. NJ. An admission
of 25c. will be charged, children l0c.
Proceeds for the benefit of the
Lodge.
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down to less than half dozen. and the quotations
remain more nominal than real. But with the re-
newal of the game, crowd Of spectators rather
than of operators would collect, which, like crowd
OF spectators at a not, gave character to the sup
posed market. As the entire speculation in these
stocks is carried regardless Of their present
tcipated merits, we see reason TO doubt that
the same tactics will be continued until either q
public comes in and buys the prices reach point
where some one of the clique finds it convenient
quietly to sell out upon the others.
The Wisconsin stocks were all better again, but
closed at small decline from their best prices the
Northwesterns being weaker than the ST. Pauls. OF
the coal shares, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern first rose from % to 90 and closed at 529s and
Delaware and Hudson declined from so to 49ls and
ended at 1912 Morris and Essex sold at 82a40s3,
and Central OF New-Jersey at 34l20342Q345s.
Union Pacific, with sales of 400 shares ranged be-
tween 81 and 64s4 Erie sold at 1GAG170160s0
1913, and Central and Hudson at 1924.
The sales of Western Union amounted to only
200 shares. all at 917s 1t is eOntended bY
well informed that the ground taken by Mr.. Green,
president of the Western Union COMPANY relative
to ITS position toward the New-YOrk. Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company is untonable; that
its contract Ti tn the Erie Company is good only
against the old company. and not against the new,
which company bought the property of the Erie
subject only TO such liens stated in the de-
cree of the court ordering the sale Itaso stated
upon trustworthy authority that the notice to the
Western Union Company from the New-York Lake
Erie and Western Company is something more than
formal notice that anew contract must be made"
and also that the Western Union will soon be
in a like position with several other railroads which
own important lines now worked by it,
Late III the day Pacific Mail suddenly became
active, and advanced from 1855 to 1eG177s, with
out the assigning of any cause for tho movement.
There also was . small trading ia Quicksilver pre-
ferred at an advance to 3412035. Tho reason of
this advance is the anticipation of decision by the
court awarding to the preferred stock the earnings
which have been used in paying off the bonded debt
of the company. Excepting for Lake Shore, the
market closed dull and steady.
RANGE THE sfOCK MARSr.T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

Money continues in good supply, and the common
rate on call loans is about per cent, while com
mercial paper is higher at per cent The follow
ing were the rates Of exchange on New-York at the
aforementioned cities Savannah buying ls
premium, selling Il premium; Charleston, de-
pressed, par 014 premium New-Orleans conf
mercial o1e bank il St. Louis, par; Chicago
& Milling discount; Boston, par.
The United States Treasurer OF washington To-
day received $500, 900 National bank notes Tor re-
denptlon The customs receipts were P3SO,O0O, ana
internal revenue receipts $J6O,OOO. The following
Ia the Clearing House statement to-day; Currency
exchanges, S64, 173, COG currency balances ~
165 3G4; gold exchanges, $l2,lO2,l LOB; goId
balances, 81, 124,062.
In London, British consols opened stronga higher,
but yielded at the close TO oslo for money and
0531a for the account United States bonds were
barely steady 1868 closing at 10G4, new 4i2s at
1O0lt new Is at 1872 and 1O-4Os at 1854. Ere
common stiffened to 17is preferred 20 81 while
illinois Central fell to 81 Jersey Central ruling
steady at 34i2 Pmnsylvania Central opened AZ
323 Spd fell 10 32l In Paris. the per cent French
rentes advanced TO 1925. Berlin dispatch states
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAN MARKErS

IlyERPooI Aug l9.-Pork-E steady at 90: Western
STEADY az IOL Cumberland Cat rmer at ~ Short
b hrneF 80 6. Long Clear nuner 346d; Short Cea
6uner az 81 uams-IOpg Cat steady At Jji. Shoulders
rnerat ST. Beef-na Mess dull az 81 Extra Mess rmer
AZ so; Primo Ness dImer nc rs. Lard-Pume Western
seaiy az $751; TaOw-Pume City steady Rt 376d Tmpenons
SpTts dun M 81 Common steady at Cd: Fine dull
al lOL American Choice fTIner at a. Lard OH
steady at 4OI. RlOur-EItra state hTn a. 20. Wheat-
40 Spring steady ~ 81: No Spring steady az 3D.
old Winter steady SD: SeFWineT steady ~ I'D Corn
old Mixed Soft firm q 30; Prime New Mixed firm
M % Sd Cotton Seed OUlellOw American steady at S4
Rseepts OF wheat the week Atlantic ports 4S0pO
ora; from Pacific pOrt 1880 qrs On other sources leo
ara Receipts OF Corn. go 900 qrs.
IIvFRPoOl, Aug. i9-l2S0 p. n-C0tton quiet and nm
changed Mddhng Dlands Cred; Mddng Oreans 6iitsd
aaes 0 the bsls rctd 1000 bales for specials
ton and export Receipts 500 bales including 7uO hales
Amercan FUTURES parualy lad better, Uplands Low Md
ding oanse October delivery G99ad; UDland. Low MdDg
clause August delivery. 6iSasd Upiands, Low MddlIng
clause August september delivery, 6sd Upands Low
Mddu. clause September and October delivery 6ls2d
ItIands Middng clause, November and December de-
livery 6i5d; Upands. MddlinR clanae New Crop ship
ned November December. saI SD Futures easier
IIYKRPOOI. Aug 1872 y. m.-UDlands Cotton. Low Md
ding clause, New Crop shipDed 7epeber alh OeOOef SAIL
lfyRRPooI. 1915 m.-The sales OF Cotton to-day
included American. Futures weaker; Uplauds,
LOW Mldlng clause October and November delivery, 6qd
LONDON, Aug 1875 m--Rehned Petroleum, 0lfd. per
gallon. TalOw, 80 per cwt r.-,-.,
IONDog Aug I9-EysHin &C alcutta Linseed 81 per
BHElfIN Aug. l9-Laui closed At Al marEs per lilo ~
HAVRE Ang lg.-Lard closed A. 90 francs per 90 klOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
VIGIL REPORT n. T. MINING STOCK E1-
VBARGB SALR6 AUGUST 10. 1878.
MONDAY. Aug. lo-P.M

MONDAY, Aug. lb-f.h
The stock market to-day opened strong all around.
sna the best prices Of Saturday again were soon
ssaized for the principal speculative shares. Lake
e1ofe and Michigan Central led tho movement with
es'ni further advance During the day much stress
- iAd upon the anticipated result of the confer
eee q trdnk line officials. to be held at Saratoga
<nouow II interested spectators can be be-
Assed. this conference win devise a scheme by
ssieh lack Of business and the competition of the
ss Wall be overcome, 10 the special benefit Of the
- holeers Of the Lake Shore and Michigan Cen
e Railroads.
Lake Shore advanced from 65 to 66al and closed
Sos and Michigan Central roae from 81 to 65as,
- closed at 677s. Yet the dealings presented no
y ~ features. AS TEE TRIBUNE remarked several
e,S ago, these stocks are so much under the con-
~ Of ehqaes that anything may be done with
:. Prices without exciting any general inter-
And 50 it was tO-dayi tho prices
-. moved up BY skilful hand. but at every hesi-
~ OF resting point in the movement the at
'1~0ee OF operators would immediately dwindle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOUR-Markct steady. rather
STS asiTe 30 800 pH B5 city Nh H g 90 chiefly
- 1853 80 900 eb!s Minnesota 7,. sgnnE y;
ass 80 Choice Do IS 75eS9 75i strasht 81 5ss7 80
q ioSs5 So Including New - soSs5 70 700 bots
no q 1893 70 SSisfy e. IStS 90 oPs per
$685. 50. QuOtstlDns Common 10 Pail state Extra - 10
S5ds6 %: Common % Good Extra Western. s4afl 80 ;
Ohio Ohio q o5@sS 10 Minnesota spring Far EXTRA 81 $50
"a 90 lye MIXTURE - l59tJ sJ Clnar 90 20 fJas5 ~
90 1 s'@ comnS % Fan p s. Far g GOOD Ga
sd sTfs Il f SGS GH ss ty a8 & 800
bbS: Common 60 Qood Extra - l5gs} 20 Good 70
S - so s5n rye FIoT siSSay 40 bis saperaae
s. 55$S ws,tr SAL a So Co. 9 Civ ess
quoted 12c 100 NJ Southern White 81 1881 20 per
GR1IN-w HEAT-spring spot unchanged, dull ta.
business mainly forward delivery sales 7isooo bash in
eudng 100000 bush SPOT 81 05asl 10 GngFado! sp5ng
s 9 iSsssi YRs % x" isss i 10
81 ioasI II 50. d1i 81 u no / da g o. sesI o.
steamer No 2do :: 9sti Y q U 3 ws1 l1s
80 Do oc5 q % White ne q &C. ea And And
gust, private terms - 900 Gas9 do special deIiysry
ss SSS fd wa SSo' pn'h AT'f AH as
i 5000 Gaah az ssVsPbsr p i!%. SssY HSS
81 OTasI 07 T. closing O63, BID 81 o7' asked oeooer
August S3 ii bid asked sepie%!sr Il o. Sd s.
asked October q 90 bid 81 os asksd No Winter Rcd
septs%bsr io;,S = n slosaS s i09 BID 8 i5s asked
Apnber August 81 BID. 81 asksd september, 81
asked. RYE quiet steady, Western quoted 6Sd63e
Primo Old Stale offered BSc. BARLEY nominal -BAk
Ivy MALT firm sale, 1OUOO bush I owed state Csc a
al 10 Inferior Prime 1000 bush OBJ rOwed STATE 6c
" PEAs-CahAa bond quoted 76g d7sc; Green Peas 81 2OS
81 Is Black Eyed Southern, 50 % Two bush ag
CORN-MarEet l2c lower less active; sles $1,000 buah
Including IT'S bush spots ~ dJOise UneTadod Western
latter very choice; AZ 2G4Sc steamer Mixed 80 iic
New York No 2; b0La5lc. Western Yellow DO White
Western. steamer Mixed August 47'1etSe closing .Ic
hid 4Sic asked; September 4Ja i94c. closing 4Ssc bid
sgc asked; october Doc bin 81 &c asked Now-Yok No
August 4gd49c closing 1870 BID 49c asked september
bid, Doc asked; October OIL 80, closing
Ole bid, 5I%4c asked. OATS Eeie layer Iathear
ouet sales G8OUO bush inciuding New H0rs NO. =,
3I4o3I o4e.; No White y2a32 zo, No j, J2haJ2I2e'
Mixed western 27U33c White Co. 26a3dc, New ana 0ld
MiIed state 3O03Jc. While do 81 d3I i7c.-. EANS-
MaTows dull Choice 81 JOasl J22 Mediums quiet heavy
sI 5Oasl 52; Pea Beans uinal Choice 81 35dSl OO
White Kidney s 45asl so Choice Red Kidney scarce hr
"a 5ner hush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
! sronE * sgwYoRK AND BnooxLry WAREHOUSE
Total bush. .... 2.02s. 526 2609.425 L70T,

oREAsF,-sales 81, OeO 70 yellow. Gitsc.
HAY AND STRAN- Hay n demand. steady, ehleclaly
for Prime erades straw nnchanged in some sale Hs 3e
shipping grafesf ard bOdSue Tor ~ tI tnute
Clever 3Oa40c. SALT 30e4Oc. straw-Long Rye 30G59e
short do. and Oat soc -. ,oo
Dry California, private terms -
HOP-- Oaiet unchanged nothing new NeWIOrk Low
10 Fair G8t; Eastern q lOc WISCONSIN, t~lOcj year
ing 2a8c Olds all growths Ia2e Pacific Coast u0ps' 10
Ole -----t-., - ...,.t... ~
interest 20 be- noted. 80. -. ..,
sales l57 bis part saturday GA the Whaf Sics 30
bba in yar private terms quoted q ec; stock AOIS Dds
bbis kosiua ~ sJfne cai
Tnchapeed; sales 900 bbs Good StrAnel 81 40 common
ouoe 81 y7lg stock, SJ.G36 bbis ngabst 90 80 dds
ss1e time year. Tar seaTte nrm sto X ~ bbls
nst 2D1 bbs day ls ye1r; quoted - ~ 21tz %
"'GCFAN FREIGHTS- Berth rates about steady, but
charters a irae lower moderate business reported I'm
steam. Grain quneu, 81 2ou tons on
Ike g7s Ga; lOOJOls Cheese 49,; 500 boxes Bae9n
~ 5f0 al 40 goa; Cheese, through freight
SSs iOu Iisoon through freight Sv. 900 pkss bnt
t la rerigeranrs reported 125s 500 tons Measure nlen
Seds 20a22s. Gd 1000 bales Cotton tli 90 tGs BeeL
~ ri Ibndon steam, Grain. quoted ItHi li ~ tons
% e, g. 100 bbls PoTk As Cd; 100 tea Beef Is CD
s00 bbls flour % 3D.: SAIL GO tons Measurement ooodS
10 III 200 bbs Osin o. Cd: 100 bids Tobacco S2s Oh
Bristol steam 100 boxes Bacon 4Os ~ Ics Bee U.s. iVoV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

guTF.Ln Aug Ig-FIour fairly active and steady sales
600 s?E & g5Ga R sG s. sg II wnisr
s6Ss6 90 New PROCESS g 259S5 7si Rye SO 2Sss3 80;
%f 56 BAKER,. - 7Sss5 So Amber s. rs Wife
m Milling demand fG With sale Of bush Hard Duluth at 81 o.
SSn b sar T western at 45c oss quote at Soc State
g34c Barley nrn Rye noniaSl Western and state use
81 30 HahWnes in fair demand sats 90 bbls Ctnsds
Sessi a. SfH9 S S % AKA SS hSesSesd
Raroad Ireighs hgheri Wheat &c. Corn 2 OATS 4c to
sSse7i bush oat. 900 bush Barley 93s Oasni Rye .
900 bush Grain aoaI for dsSa5sr Wheat elS $50 6us
Corn 5go3oO BUSH oats i4sGoo 6sn Rys LssZ9 bush
81 5Oef5 80 Minnesota Extras s5ds6 rs Winter Extras,
Red winter 81 dssc No. do. s6lse cash and Aasst;
no Chicago sgng nS@ so a " ci6 S eA So
Sdo 81 e REJECTED Corn dull weak and lower 3ssS
RssS;6d sSsse oats duh Weak and lower p e cash
Rye steady With tar demand at Soc barley quiet but
dn 81 ~ cash 81 - September Po,s unsettled and
sepienbe 50 0sg IS October Lard unsettled active.
ber, 81 i7Sss7 90 october Ik Meats easier shOnideT
5e; Short NIB. 6'sc; short Clear 6sc Whisky In f3ir
demand and higher at ST. o. FreghIs-COrn TO Buffalo,
Family - 50as5 20. Wheat IN fair demand but weak,r;
Red $780, EIp 6 tIg9S O@ oa as ny 200
Rye dali at G56c Barley duh and lower; No. Fall sl0
ana IN nominal r1 u Current MAKE S2S7 Ct Ks;ie s%so
Rak Meats So eS s5 saou o s hau SaSS e
E 7 g. G batter 10 lair % & Sst yFsBey qes s
N 22e Choice Western Reserve l49I6c Choice Central
Obio l2dt3e sugar qmefi Hsrds. l0pl0lc.; A. Nhtto.
9+se9aac NeEOrlsAIs eoAe HoEs duh weak and lower
Common 81 75ds3 10 Light So 80d$i 10 PACKING ~ 70
asa butchers - j00 - so; receipts l,2o4 head ship
nlents A75 head
saIe s0J bbls White AZ 81 IS Wheat easier Extra White
1chigah. 81 o9adSl 09As cash; No do 81 Ost cash
90 August 81 "a september Corn
iiftle II ing; High Mixed. go No Mixed 4AHe. Oats
lower viii a good demand 3Oi1e for No White, and
~ - TOR 40 Mixed itece ts-FlOur 200 bills; Wheat.
IN 900 BUSH Corn 1900 bash oats $500 bash ship.
81. bDl Wheat, bo,UOO busli Corn lUUO
bush: 3 500 bush.
10 -FlOur quiet aud unchanged Wheat
,a ana lever; no Ailaeukee, 81 ~ No. do 81 OF a;
Aueust 81 81 =; september, 98e october, 04eN0 do,
sc COrp lower; No 3saC Oats lover No. 2. ~ he;
re nc l1Wer; 40. J. 90 10 Barley weaker No Spring
Nevy 10 New September, 81 % Provisions
asier AMI quiet Mess Pork quiet go ca9h and August
Lard Prime steam &c. Freiyhts- 70 BuBal0, 40
B,tif ,Drf pufA Aug 18.-Petroeum unchanged. Coffee
dnli RIO Sc. Laguayr- l5iaal69c. Java, 2S023c
Snar quet 7itad7iic. Refined sugars unchanged Mo-
le nominal 3Oe oT b0o test Flour less active but firm
Minnesota Extra Family. medium Old stock - l0 10 do,
cod al do do Fresh Fancy, New Wheat medium,
a. "a as 40 do C;ood So ~ ass 2b do old Wheat
q 5Oi Louis do do, Fancy, ~ Patent anu other high