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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11
Tho L,m..Kiln club.

II hold beah in my hand" said the
president as the meeting opened in due
form. "a petishun signed by 22O pussons
praying dis club to admit de female sex
to membership. I'ze sorry to see 'em
waste SO much time. When de time
arroves dat dis club can't be run widout
de help of de Odder sex, Paradise hall
will be deserted ruln.
docs I understan' de president to be
opposed to what am called woman'e
rights?' asked the Rev. Penstock as he
suddenly bobbed up.
"You does, sah-you does. Take de
movement from Its incepshun twenty
Vars ago to de. present date, aud it has
nebber included one true woman. It
has bin g movement mapped out an tol-
lowed by class of males an females
who have somehow kept cl'ar of idiot
asylums, an yet who doan' know 'nuff to
| be lunatics To de wife an mother de
true woman of de fab slde-I grant
homage and reverence. class her
second only to de angels of heaben. To
de female who imagines dat de Lawd
created her to be sunlhl greater dan q
woman. grant de same respects as to q
man, an gin her de same chance to stan
up iu q crowded kyar. I doan' want tc
meet her nor talk to her nor read to her
She am mighty poo woman an slim
sort of man."
"Does de president mean dat it shall
go out to de world dat dis club am posed
to woman's rights?" Inquired Penstock
Yes, sah."
"Ishould like to see vote taken on d.
queshun."
The role was called and the vote stood
For woman's rights, twelve; against, 1874
Elder Pepstock sat down with q jar whicl
was heard eighty rods away, and tn
routine bnsiuess was taken up.-Dctro,
Free Press.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11
Death ON the Rail.

Pittsburg, Jan. 9-Brenton station. or
the Penpsylvania road. eight miles east
of this city. was the scene. this evening,
Of terrible accident, which resulted III
lnstantl, killing two men and seriously
lpjuring five Others, one of whom has
since died. All day large force of men
had been employed on the Pittsburg d.
vision of fthe Pennsylvania railroad, clear
ing snow from the track at cut Just
east # Brenton, fifteen or twenty men
being engaged. This evening q train
suddenly rounded bend ut Brentun, and
they were run down. The dead u Il dy.
ing we're scattered along the tracx for
fifty yards. The bodies of two men were
found badly mangl.d and life already ex-
tinct. Five others were badly injured,
and one has since died at the hospital
The names of the killed are rot own,
as the men were only engaged 10 day
and not even known by their FELLOW work.
men.
The injured are as follows:
Frank Callis, dangerously.
Herman Sands, right leg broken.
Frank Chelli. dangerously.
John fisher, knee fractured.
An unknown man, unconscious whel
found, died at the hospital After tn,
accident the men crawled out of tn
snow in all directions, and it is not IN
likely the bodies of others may. be dis
covered. The accident was caused b,
the failure of the men to have Q lookoa
to warn them of the approach q
the train. and as it was dar
and locomotive standing near by Wit
steam escaping, made it impossible t
hear or see the train coming.
The name of one of the killed ws
Jacob Heidelberger. 1t is now know
that twenty-five men we're working
the cut at the time of the accident, an
, ell have been accounted for.
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First Publication Dec. %.
NOTICE.
n q T~rl nG a.

q. 8. Land Office yankton. d. T.,
December l4ih, 1858.
by Hans Peter Juetesen, against John +.
Snoer, for abandoning his homestead en,ry No.
500. dated August 18th, 1882, upon the aouth-
weet quarter, northeast quarter. and west half
southeast quarter, and southeast quarter,
southeast quarter, section Z. township 96. range
8, in Yankton county,. Dakota, With view to
are hereby summoned to appear aslhia Office %
the 18th day of March, 1854, II O'clock q m :,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
aAia alleged abandonment.
JOSEfH q CHANDLRR, Receiver.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11
Cattle Iuye.,,v.tipr Committee.

Washington. Jan. 9-The assistant sec.
retary of the treasury has transmitted to
the house report of the cattle conmis-
sion, consisting Of James Law, E. F.
Thayer and J. II. Sanders, the past year.
The commission recommends that the
national government prevent shipments
northward ont Of the area infected with
Texas fever of all cattle whatsoever,
excepting from the beginning Of
November to the beginning Of
March. Special attention 10 invited BY
the assistant secretary Of the recon-.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

A whole nation of house keepers have
been using DIR. Prce's Cream BAKING
Powder for years and has proven it pure,
effective, and healthful They know it
to be the best baking powder for they
have tried it well and it has never failed
them. This is knowledge gained by
experience in the kitchen in actual use.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

T,nonc..we have excellent facilities for
AVaAlS loaning money throuehonf s0uth-
eastern Dakota. Money always On hsud We
make all our loans at 10 per cent. interest and
no commission. and give the borrower the
privilege of paying any time sitter one year,
the whole or portion ut his load.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

Wa Sn1icif correspondence from thoss
wv SVAACAG who Wish to buy Of eell frst
class real estate. or who may want any legal or
land Office business attended to.
.UOf6ce. corner of Douglas avenue and
Third street. directly opposite postof6ce. mp
stairs. Yankton. Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11
REAL ESTATE DEALEsA
j. d. T.. POORE,
lIAts Receiver q. 8. Land Okesl
Lew, Loan
Real Estate ONCE,


G.aw...w win practice in all the eourts, and
AnW attend to all Legal b1sineaa. Con-
tests involving land titles under the homestead,
pre-emption and timber culture laWs spscial.
". Nearly nine years expcrienoe - receiver Of
the Springfield and Wstert0un Lard odiees
superior skill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

Real Estata-..we .l..ys have on
farms in good localities for sale % The most
favorable terms. We also bny and sell on com.
mission. Parties having farms for eale will do
well to place them on our hands. II We don't
sell them it wort cost you Q cent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

TOCKET LOsT-Lost. on the street. of
~ Yankton, q locket with three diamond set
tings. Ahberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn to GEORGE BROWN.
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,. A. WILDER. T.R. HKssEsY.
WILDER & HENNESY.
Homeopathic Physicians

OFFICE and residence over Bruces store,
~ Third street, Yankton. Dakota.
Dr.wildeE has had 81 years experience in the
practice of Homeopathy.
gpeeiA:ty.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

TEEns o. SUBSCRIPTION: By carriers, per
month. S1.00; per year, el2.6o; by mail, per
month. 81 centa; per yeAI. 5000.
Office on Third st., Preas and Dakotaian
BOWEN = K1NasbURy. Prop,..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11
f. II. VanAntwerp,

City Engineer :. ceea ssaye. saryeyer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-01-11

5000
2,r70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
LIVE STnnK MARKET.

NEw-iOrK friday. Aug ~,
e vrrc more rln b lndiui sod soyly at r'dGc d
Gg' Th ,,s oa 'I r R' @ ,eq 3ai ahoot
head cire r!9 no Wes POL to ll@e o., a N
No 'lpmrns toeny 10 morrow sln ~, w. e NV. 81
r mutton max me- tho ioS Tor 10 uo.E - ~
pI' a,Irr, n, aoli 90 nii n, -io,r., !, ~ Nm tG02
RI 90. i"2G, et,o ,9rd jo.i ico ~ at'l6trp ,,
a, Sa. 9iio WV n. At ioic, 5Gig loohodo olp, e.
- l'G" .iPoh II, i3aS9ggr 1 y, dio. r1s 4 po
gtsa 40 l9'g @ 10 t nnee W. q N an,S 90
iG n 80, 90 I., ~ ne oo5o
n. %%'ae u TODD ,O D. ct % o 900 ia' ~ ~ ,ttoJ
N, Co., 'Ga ~ n,W. 'll i'd' l'pl III '' ''''
~ n ihs,,oa sali ftn" lena LOS N. @g'cbb ~
do ""a4 n. 6G t'oo ao T. "a 10. nttdlo iA,o lql M,
G'S NJ 2, % 'di S% IiIi g. x 70 81 ao% ng@ q
b, b sae i, ma, toh 90 40 % at 5 go a. @ ai
- 90 'Hi,do % o. ~ md loo 80 p ! +, o. nd
DO n et-., a. 40 90 7'Ir o. H. nnh 80 Illinois
do N, @G''s"9 70 sod 3, Indians see, ao u.s. at
tiM y '.y,6odo gpG'ol5 - .c@do li'95G, m,f@ 4
40 - ao Il ~ 10. ct oigc % d'.oraio DO o D.. 4
e ~ re. 40 % At ~ - ~ o'ssl' booo %
yoJl.l lueron t,iso.l ilnr,saets, L3ni ~ Mt
"a ,pp,menT culver. ~ 10 6"io -l'ers ~ n ni o.
TO- 49, ~ at tFo,9n aa't,,G2oj f9'q h. a. t6 20
nbea@s@ no t,, ~ S 49,, b, 49, no.
! '...'
% ~ do, ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, % NiM. ~ r w.. ~
tfrturl hu, t,fi n r f1 1ui ID hn ltAI w. al r'
~ dn 100 NJ Ut fr Hu ard a. i,hit lt az, q .
tAFtIa pts a. - hrhf 90 ~ titiie ~ '"n"Nn
calls tutd Aaff dl ~ 90 renamed aui Nhl1 iu,
aunni haY ittnri nlIrna tIHa nr' Hut huHpiWta '"
81 uisaa', Nv NHala HHp Unf ~ . ,
itaiiunitrL ~ ptyia sofa y 'aiH 80 iloml ~ -" ~
do -, % 90 iA.o tdn 'up N, ~ b', ahd !" N"'ls "'
lu DO ~ - a.,
Homo Miian 10 rUuenits lpi N. et SO fea
Ca,ot i1g al 40, 40 30 10, attH'' Ado i"a d. A"
niiifr ANii iAbi,t neroiprs i7soars, or 900 head
mAIrt uday of If worst t froOfi Tor thn sou
In cieit tho pens noud NOT bu ,oarm oven al tue
low dra MA per N Tor ~hrfp, und 30 IOi l'hns
o Poor Virginia lhmu- sold ~ - 30 per heal ana
.eW choice N - AN Lambs q 90 pnf NJ. ,.... r.,
tirH AK Dewey sol a. ~ STATE Lambs tphit H'Np a.
NJ NJ "C I.G 40 ~ nt Dc. ll2do, I'll u. 0t bo ana o'
state Sheen. n th at dC. .- ..,.o =,
~ ~ 60 X ,nd 90 Onto sheep, . II. ut - - @lD no.
30 t Maryland do. IL ID, AZ 40 - lehh
sytaI. so lI m, a. 10 Gt Virginia llmD % ID u ~
10 H. Al do ne 80 Iur hoH. III lonhHyI-
wanna uo q, H. ~ IL and - NgrdlnHl do. = TO- - &c ,,
j. e. -aior CO. sold 2l@ ONO sheep I3 H. nj A. ih rs
DO, 80 n, 20 $50 . -,
Newt ~ 0.let sold lsS Kcntuoky Lambs Part sheep
~ 10. at pc; 250 do 10. Al TO ~ d. d. ~ Io az
d., N NJ i.g and % riitDa -he - - d. ~ 50. -
UOGS. TO cpts-2t cars o @,UOi hcll 20 tltlo W
live Hogs worm iO;lng Dirssod Hogs closed oto"y a.
= 10
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ltnullnA " -ArLn. nNnnL U h | ~ ML-L
Steamboats, aH0 Railroads.

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIHOA IL commencing Juno p, 1851,
a. foush rains viii leave Grand Couual Depot
%. We New urk and 40 tl"rn kpff-", Wild
~ 'rh having roo car o. Forhe~trI aud Mnutteni.
G-t m ted thiCavO RES. "th dn ug cars
AUans, ltut -tor, biiUt Nj
ara Fails re. Cleveland and Toledo arriving al Ch.hgo
/ n m next day
Montreal express through draw NJ room cara
1879 q. icasO Express drawing cars 70 Canaan
da u chester. NiI"t.l FH's funllo aud RCht cd
Spuus CONNECTS for OsWoso Sharon Surngs clayton and
a rKalder Kay.
m "A m Western New-Yotk and Northern Expfr,s with
davingoom cars Also connect for points tie Caisk
Orm. Cntsktn Mountains Albany Troy Saratora Lake
q and Utica Express through ON
SIu.fay aSki wi d fast .is tho
LI Mou"ttu u Il running through wti'1l delay.
o.. 4, CpmUiOdntt "a q Albany
T.. Louis q FOR Ma
Ias nunnio Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo Detroit
AM ST Louis
tIOp m Express with sleeping cars 70 syrncuso and 10
Auburn road ana % Saratoga also Ia Montreal
Pacific t1po,r, with slt ping for Rochester.
TunLo. MAMA lals ErtelnniC Toledo Detroit CD clgo,
81 Louis, care vincent also Caylon except saturday
II Night Express nth sleeping cara to Albany and
Connects with the morning "a est aud
North except saturday uicht'.
Tlokel- on sale at Grand Central Depot. No. Z
Onocs, PARK place aud ~ ana o2 broadway New York,
AID $50 Washington ani $50 fulton sts brooklyn and 10
Ioutth.st William Durg
Acco iaii,ns DRAWING ani sleeping
procured Of the n Ec oiCos AOwIOrk Clay and
s5r MaNin4 ton.Ht. BtoJklvn
Bngrace called Tor aud checked from Residence
.Thes~ trans run daily All Othors daily excerpt sunday
j. NJ TOtCEI. g.. Is MFfkEN.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
DEMOV AL-On Wednesday, August ooh.
III the " baldwin and Cty of Kingdom
nOnhput aud intermediate lnndingsJ WI return
tsot Of naTuspnsi. N. Il. permanently
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corrov MARxnr,-lr raLG,llrr.

LIVERPOOL Avg. 22- 1880 y. m.-Cotton dml Millimg
Uuani- Id do Orl' u u'lt. 90 blies mc,ud-
ing % Dlle4 spoc sni export receipts 10 btoi
nll Amcncau Futuros UFlind- b." Aiiidlng clause.
Angus. and Srpt0 delivery, Gld also Cd 90 e.
c,gnrr ait uc,iycy Bad. lsJ .-64d Hl-O6
IGlu. do October ant NOyombor delivery. . Glpid ALSO
: br.6id; do eGcmter JGnulry Gciyciy 1I-bId,
pls, 5-Gid; do r.rcirr tcI.tT, IS ID. also lid
lcglors de ye no day cGIr 100 bales
new docket and 100 b-lo5 OH docket ~
- IA. me aIol ot iun , included f.jOl bales Amen
ca-' Futures Nas Uplaud- Low IhGiing ciaisc August
sellers do Ncptcnbo- and OtOba delivery. ltiu sellers
do ccnbef aud SOyompor delivery. O,OiI sooIs ii SO
yraDrr gud ,rrcmDel dol NtIyJ 11tiu "cAro 40 Dtc"n
Der January delivery "j0 a. S-u" do JaugNIy ana
lobluliy delivery. yG,tI value do "a. rnJor dc'cD,
q l-Gti HclltrA 80,
pm-,,otton- Futures closed ,teay UPlands Low Mia.
~epteubCr doIyrIy, t5tfd. eoIors. do september
Dc,Irr q g d. sellers do OctODcr ana 40
y,ar delivery. -tfl sellers do November ana Dercm-
Jrfyrry J5-rid value do December and J"uuIiY
Sad do January I'D toJrudty deiiEcfJ
al luyora: do september de lvUry. I'd sellers.
,tyrsfOS - Cotton lul. Ntlir-. lp'A Low
Ii.duu". LIS Good Orlnarf x NJ receipts. ,o- bAcs
-aysSyAU Au,. 25-"rtt11 Iinal MlIdin{ TO-
Low Iug ga Goot ordinary 0lL me- Duu Eo-s io
cope, baes Exports COtTwIse, u bales. stoc' i1l
b-'4.
Htv.ouH4Ss Ang. '2-cotton on. Ni6ilir> 10 ol6
Los .ioinr TO-. Oo,i Ordinary tl- not and ross.
-nlc, ru bans otok x. til 30 bi05.
GO.E mat -. Ih. tpiOhug are tho to;t uct fo
ceIwof ,OlOn 40 s tlo ports SINCE september J. 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
EEw-YORK, Aug %

EEw-IORK, Aug ~.
The strength of the petroleum speculation
YESTERDAY became Iuoyancy today. The acion taken
nv tho produccrs asso,at meet In Br diord
scrdny was all ra any conservht We opera or o'nd
wish and gu the stop oge Of the iHd 1cr inmate
use Of the rl the rest of the year, If tae word OF
men OF business can DO re lei on. ms iuhuchceu
tad RS DO h lies of the aoc"unt-nduc nS DOM 'h'
covering of short" sales and new pu chascs. The
marriott was airly tive ana ces adv need from SO p
10 S5 cents aga 82ia cents lat night The hucu n
lions wore My those at na ural upon an adYanc-
ING snrcula on and the market close strong at near
tue be / qu t1tbn Of no day. Carrying IA Is ruItu
from 80 cents TO fla
The range OF pnCos and the total d3alln'' were as
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
PROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION

NtW-JbhNE1 YEN Rad DlNISlON,
FOOT or LGBERTY-sr. NORTH RIVER
Direct connection TO and from nrookyn via Annex BoaS
por o,d TFiPrlrY po;b -,os
7S5 i2%o p ~ siN6hYa At .@S o. @ FAX '.oi n
Chstrut lllI at Cou nDia..yo tor Manlyunk Conslo-
DhAwlNGRQoM .ARs on all Day Train, aud SLEEPING
nee,n.ng lray5e h>pELrpt Slntn 40 sr- ,p,ai
p'm SUBSTANTIALLY H., t.io p ~.
fmye TRENTON Warren Hnd ruo!or Il. y o. $40 999
D%55. i'25 6i'sa u' ai5'pp m ~ Vs. ~ '''
70, TtLIiAy@isrQGf 7s;GESGpRY LEFwIsnun' a0d
For READtNU and uARRisBUt g 1T 400 TO. 10 liil5
a ~. 700 l3o 400, oj0 6A5 1900 p a. sundays NJ
Tors;gGAXr2N qG.7l5 noras 1
i1 Toy iaS 6 npa M P spna. al ld M ID"
lor DRlfrOS at 7lj IN, H'i5 .. m
Io-TANAQUA m7.10 Tao, o0Oa m. 100 'i1o. 3D. 40,
sor nrruIEuEW Az EYrowu and MAUou CHUNK
ail9o tl1. ZOO "a M, iJO' $780, 3d. 0'4O D. m sunday
For E,sroS q, 400 7I], 745. nGoa M. 100 $50. al5.
400 H3n. 6:i p. M. 'urdys % 20 no. 1.iO 8. 49,
F@srArioNa pa mon nhudh BhA"'h tt'}
fot FLrNiNoroN a ~ eooa No. too. tp 600 t11
5uu. 53l q M. SUNDAYS i11p ~
i.f ., d 3. g@' 'lol d 5o 3 o y
5go so'. ioiop m Apnlay'"' d 'o'a. "' i''9h
rmtitIarT,pr iqo ego, ~ -''."..". o'n' is,il3
ruSuAta.i auu hifp o.. FOO. Ho ..N ..u.l q. ".
Doc .tttyAnttu % luu. uun rl1. f.i'f. .IfN1 80
p"n%a "'l",,'.1' A. t.oIi't' .Il ..tosi
40 tio,em stspAtaei B, $780, '.l Ia 'o. 900 .o}
20, uuu. o. 30 pm
~, htw 500, u 900 6l5. oI50 600. 7l,, 80
iiS, xxx 'G .t'o taa' 80 Sd ot .0. f.. ,.h
i.Uipm' SUNDAY, % t.1. p.N boo 20 ~" t.'. b."
d. 360 400. .u0 u.ll rt1. 'pL .h rn
Fur IOsG .uAN|lt. u".kh H.ltIa -N. 40 t..ti 10
900 1iJ. 5000 o. ~ S. 3D. 4" i.'"'.''t '' .f'
an ZOO 3d.. sop IA
For FKEEHoLp-At 145. N a. m. -.o, o. o. 900 D. 90,
For LAKEWOOD. roMs KiN "a and .A'NI'A' 90 "-o
IA, ltl. i..uP m .,...., ,,.,,.,
Tor BEACH HAVEN, All ANllo on - Fi""'"' '''
BIIDGETON az 40 o. 40 ,-,..,,,
NEW-JERSEY SOUrHEkN DIVISION.
FINN t,cr n, - North rave. via -eh.t '.0'N
COMMEND u "a p 49, '.I.,.,. H., Cd,
ForS EA BRlGIE LONU bHAA'+, .'i . p, ,-r Co.,
10. $40, 4:41, J.oU J.. Ia, sN"+''' .. o =
| For ATLANTIC HIuHLANOp -. SOU ''' IL 90 ' "
bS0p m. ...,.,..,. pot-,T
/ For EIBE8ON. A0RURN PARK. cCNN NH'nE's4E r'5
PLEASANT It,. NJ goo II oo p '.. ,,.c ,,ro,e u
D m sun lays D kept AoUury Para "'- '0''' W
300. llNOA m ........ Al M sJO
| FOR IA,t.,.O oD. TOM, EIyERanl HAEN&ON' - Wv
am. Il5. $40 y N. Suud s. 800 I h ..,,
ro~ REACH HAVEN. ATLANTIC CRY, N'N'"N''
BaIDlEION. &c, El3p m.
Tickets can bo procured at zoos L9!..r 7, i''
Nj, Rvrf lU' 2O7. 3 81, -, "i' .' II d.
wNG IA. % and A. tiiat,' l'',nft,"'-, i..s,',Ia
X, N.rs ,iy In Brook DO 500. tod' - .,. t.o
wlY SIS - fG.tonst 70 tH ,'i ~ ~, .ferst.
~ rr,n.,,l Comuany viii ,al ior ami cases
| hotels or ic.,dcnce tod''una',,eo1, ,,,vcocN.
J. h. MOof ZEN ! q" 49,, P,ss AID fickes Ast
u PSOTS'EIinWpN.G o. '. Ast. 40 'ihe'y''l' y. !
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~. "a ,na,a 90. Good to cnoloe g oosa 49, western

pnIr 50 soess co. Good to Choice 81 ooS So "es'er"
Lambs at 4 1i6bhi. 49,, far
23 , -, head time last week, zlpOgg "O"~ WV
signed through l6l cars inar@et active anu s'o""J'
CHICAGO Aug 22-fns DropsrS yonrnH rsDortf Ho',-
Rocelnta IA 900 heal shDm AO1O h0aE mHKeI spT
ana IL lower! Rough PaOung 81 !0s ~; I'oN'n5
and Shipping 81 L.; Light s. 6f0bbOH SKlph - "
o
CIale-Reoept4 800 holi Shipnents 2Tpp hel NV
kot ,iu; Export Grades % 5J@ 10 dO)n 70 'b'ieg'
shipping 81 as . 90 nmOn 10 Menu'h - ''"'' ~
br 4, 4, Xansx OODfi % - ,. -
stsep- l,ecoipts 1OOD shipmantA 300 market weraSa
tnfeuor to Ftlr ~ IN s. %; Mulum % tnpL - w
80 hnIce % Extra a. ,asl 30 Lambs por hoa - W
as 90. ToAa, Sheep. ~ 1853 %
Sr TouIs Aug 22.-C1rtc- Rec9ats. 2DD Hipnlnt'
7o. market weak: Exports 80 tDs ~ Oo1i - ll3
SHIPPING 350Bi2 CON nol TO Mehhm - oJ~ % ~.
Grnss Natives. tJOD6fI o. Grass Iekanh o'V'~
o.. o.. aredu-n
gterp- Rceripta 3n0 sipmNnta ZOO common 10 Mo"""'
s23Idst =. Good 10 ChpcH. - 'p0ft D lilo
-lloocipts, 81 o. shipments = 100. nMsrt ~ gN
workers. % 10 3D. Packing 81 3D0bj % hoAy ~ ~"
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rern,r. Aur. . p. Al.


tn lay there vas little ~ 0oR mar .oi onAi ~ ~ i'
scatp q &, Union pacih' % Il W.steri "" ~ fhos'
tn tocNs with a Pant uGf 'haresl furnished no ~
ope,lf Of tin days 0h,le uuei cs' whch Am unieH ~
oql931 shares and ms otlnr than III tlieo slpcR
nan, a. except Delaware. Ia hnwa ma ana Yves tih
uor1O Shares = half spt Fl recorded sales hpuuhun
a., 40 nnn nltos rh. nafk.t op.n-1 with .'ne Gee
mr. si,r IN which thp trunk Hoe aha ca ~ 60 ishru
ana booaraa uf the threatening total dsrhp hn
a. ther pnn. nfiah trupns, 10 which this mo ~
ins's ti,hi ,iiinr ~ cpt &" 81 IN rs7'
sns q f,to4 from q lpasp east el'oh nov
fs,,e tii,,, tla de1 rosi 81 sin ~ s'nif fl" o" b
hat aa un oi tr t ir1 afi = IN ~ sshtn wac "m '''
Atnt, ttni 10 rar H. anl Weston u pn 81. .'d s"".
tsun 6r,,ial tuna 81 thp ilfna', tut "a 10 m"t'n Do"
watd attuni fretfi 4" sui ouud ng innhrnr N"i""
ranno s.d AZ 6agll6s api a7h'a ahh lhn lh'l wv '
shoNs iu rtlo d4y ot 70 pr, cont weston Union
cold a GOila B. Ia gG34s aGJt, u anal rHih "i "
cent and As as HiY Mas made Ia tie ihr" ~ vs."
publoation II a VIII tlo irduct on IA Ia's bnlN"h
Eew- 1orh Chic tgO and d. l. by The combined com
NAMES Ihu de .nugs N M4ui titan cons liael oil" W
Amounted 10 ns much those - Central and HUI
son an Lake Shore, aud the pioe ranged rom
10 Il 10 giih final closing II 1913 2 per ceni hgne
tba last tvenn such stock, "a ssI our, kansai ana
Texas L. xq- and Pacific and - uvcr ans RIO Grand
show final adyan e. Of fon Il to q ere MI but Central
and Uudso l. Ike IoTo, Ede. NuIthwc ter", De hMa
Iackayluna anl Western aid cue Ike proper les snow
final ccei n FRO d TO . per cont Tn ~ Ark was
ex oessyeiy dun and uuut"restng and generally ooS a
weak.
Government bonds were duh without feature B.ds
Cor co p n A. % higher Annexed arc the cloSi
quot ltions:
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CTONlNGTON LINE.

For BOSTON and an points hASE
Tho only direct line TO WATCH MI. -i' 80 except
sFrr PIER steamers ioAso PIE" - ~ !" ''-'
Sundays. at p N -,
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Providence wocs,ter. NASHUA anc al
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS. .
,. ,r,,,doa ., f,o, s,esmers laadins 8 A. M. rua'
,,rongbtow WHITE NoU NrAINS lkabyans "ilhOu''
Pallor cars attached. $3.50 ian, PIER
steam,i- g,oi, Island and Massach nsettslo"'' ""A
20 y H. daily. except Sund,ys nj b ?. N ,, NJ
b ~ ryrlLE O. 4. A. al wet ss- ~ -
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THE Markets
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Riser. Vessels mi Rdhro1h
New-yoRK, August 20. 1894
GENERAL MAgKEr REPORT


''T-N |I|'-TT'T
,,.,.,- ,,.i.,, o,iet Int pte1lv Sales 1ON mails OK
"No,chs II and 5oop Harlow ho agr 10 eI tor U
pfiynte torus ~ ava iill1, 3 W l'g7 ip iGi,e for
Ga Fsr onions hrrn but 1uct Sal'' ~, W.. VIZ a.
Wv, IVY TN, ~ t,e fullpvtuf uric"3: Az ti.'' 0.,
HanicrnbeE y '6as 5n. uciol ~, ,.l, . Az, G4 F,b
s6O0y 90 December p'@ 49, i"
,}frOy- spot cotton sl'ldy nn ing 'n ,, '' r, rnq
no fnt e,pori ara igl for innint d., 9P' b,ios
og,ins q ms dnt ln4t week anl % l't f. li las,
br ,,n.t .rl acs prn mel =. p+ Ial '''t i, ~ u,f
,plt since ittu .'u or ] lthi' .'- ''''
anime tt 0i t1.i H0t o1. ..,.. .t,,,t1.,tt,, A.,
tho ttituIpI5it ''runt t'' y ''U''' '''''''
On
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The business In State bonds was covered by sale of
one Tcnness g al 40. and there was nothing Ia tho
- attract uion, except mat The BIDS for
krtane,s Is to toe railways apr "a hen nearer 10 me
fgpres OF the IA tran sactione lheIe WI sne' ~
ely hsak sto, H. and the bindings ana onefS- were uh
usually meagie. 49,. ..aeo.t 30 , few
issues was the condition Of the marx Ior ial"a'
bonds Prices also ye usually aser. tn rs 'iuros u
the lay Tennessee, tTgElt ana Ocorsih Ool
soils. ion nrn al 60i4 a6l 96Oi2 an ne nuono9
which rose TO 1913; Nr-inia Mdlanu Hlouies :
which sold al 6006Ols; and Atlantic 'hd racino
Incomes which adyanc q from 81 to 230Z2A. Ahhn 10
and Pacific frst Western vision, frOp ~ TO s4A
but ende q s3la. Fro second con o's were Gu an
declined s. n, 65a Wet and Buffalo first D. We
soonI steady at 43iaei4ol37s. Midland New
Jersey frsts rose ia 10 80 Chi;sgo. ST. LOUIS ana
E~w-0r,esns S. were uf u at l05. North N,st IN
Sebrpture 90 were easier at 95l9 Denver AID RIO
Grxndo consols were W 52l9 Kansas Pacific "~-'@