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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
STATE or TRADE
poMEsTIo MARKETS.


BUFFALO. " Aug. 32.-Floar quiet sales 900 bbls
best sprg Roller Patent 80 75 Family Winter 30 20
S8T6. Wheat lower; sales 10000 bush No Aaru Du-
iutn w., lied Winter. S7c No White az soc
osts quiet No White &C 32iec Barley stsaay and quiet
ave Railroad elslts steady Wnesh 6so Corn
$50; oaaA 3a4c.i Flour &c. per Dot barley Gao.
Canal fregbfs-Mheat &C. and Corn 3%o.. 20 New York.
2,Jgt ousn. oats 34OJ bush. shipments-Plour 1000
bbA Wheat. ssOO0 ous-i Corn. $4,000 oush OATS s20O
bush
BOSTON Aug. 22-Flour aucr Western suDernne. 80 rs
ass 1904 10 Patent Spfnt Wheats 50 30 %
81 75 Patent Winter whests ~ oO0sJ TO- corn ouet.
steamer Yellow 57o' Mixed 66c- NoGraia IS a
dj5c Oats steady No White - i2ci No White. 4uc.
shorts steady Provisions steady Butter
Western Creamery. lS0-c Eggsfreshlaid Eastern lIc;
sseelpts Tor today-Fiour. 1000 bbls 3.U0U sacks:
Corn 10000 BUSH. Oats. 10000 push. shortA 1850
bush.
CINCINNATI. Aug "a -flour cuict and easeri FAMILY.
ri lOsss4 81 40 1st 0Oi Wheat dull No het
90 500 shipments, 1900 bush Corn qule
Rye-No. Z Fail % se Bariey-EIira Prime Fan. $50.
PORK easier at 50 22s Lard Gull AZ 81 Oe ass ga y
Bnikmeats lower shoulders % 75 shortrio: so as
bacon easter; shoulders 81 25 5nortrn 30 20
Hogs 1rm, Common and light - s1osi 10 paek.
ting and ButcnerS "a 259si 10, receipts sly nsaI sap
ments. Sl3 hesd
DETROIT Aug 22.-whsat weak Va White IS To- cash;
August 85Sc; september s6sci No Red cash an6
fed 81 40 Reoepts 10 BUSH CorhNo $3.50. Oats
No. White. "a g. No 2. S4ivE
MILWAUKEE Aug 22.-Wheat weak; No Cash, 10 iae.
August 70iao september. sole. Corn weak; No 2 Aoc
| OaIs weak. Nc. }. 26ac. Rye-No !. oo2c barey-
Is oaia ssptsmbsr, s. osa Lari- Prime Steam tast
9ho Ass ulssmspy Issigc cnscsesesi Cream. isSE
Eggs-Fresh Nellie. Rscspts-ylow $500 sbi; whsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

.ua,,t articles in yesterdays SUNDAY
rfon''n -sre on Abraham Lincoln by the hon'
IM ,,,D n Kelley General Grant. by ex-Post
"'i,i. naneyal Tyner; Anthony Troiope, py
mas'o. v'.hanan: Trout Fishing in the Adiron-
Ropes' D' yR q. H.; Notes from London. by IT,
dacks' p BIS letter about the Battenbers Family
W. ., ,.,tsr about Mr. spurgeon and his 1aber-
Lonuo' Coss of Thought Reading, Where Many
n ma. Meet. Current Anecdotes Smells OF paiioa
Men ~ SORTS on Land and Water, Topics In Lead
is'"S r;';es Summer Resort letters oooK revio"'
lug ';al cable letter, etc. Important news topics
were Is follows ...,.,. q,
s.r,cs Forty-six deaths from cholera IN IN
Marssilles Saturday smsiInox Spreading in Mon
ton ion IN Lo.St 81. Paul Lacrosse Club beaten IN
Aon',v Maxwell, the suspected murderer OF
DON DOM, ,eceiyed visits Saturday from IoO 81
PIeHi s womsn. who made him many presents. :.
fSs Sedy Ct bessfIl louisville nsSn on Friday, was
the ONO ONO SATURDAY, as that of Miss Laura II.
laenl.n ~ Cincinnati - In the racing at
Sn,nca saturday Cleaner jennie D.. irish ray
and BETTER were the wmn. ers an,aioted. :
arg S,ns was winner in the croquet tournament.
jaGco ,sv AND SUBURBAx.-A son shot bis father
.s,or a game of dOminoes. - Inc ip9aa,aa
seaten by the Priscilla. Ha9 W,nns Gslea'e AZ
Lee az P PARK. y Pauiqus, Electric.
R Ruasn Esther and Jim McGowan. - -
SsSYOrks Oe Ppn,s,nsasinbia dafesod Sy New
EEn,t AZ baseball, Baltimore by BROOKLYN; - - ne
E lLirds oiyen by Mr.. Duff in the Mikado case.
Cam ron;es may still he had at this Office or by mall
p~,oa z cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
ruRoprAy PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Aug Provisions BACON, Cumberland Cut
eys Od Long Clear Mides us Cd: Short Clear M'ddle
2ss 3d. Short Ribs 81; Shoulders Us od per ew
Beef-Ses Extra Indian Mess; Prime Moss e4s Cd
PORK Mess 5ss od per bbL' Prime Mes Eastern
t3a; Western BIS Layd-Anencan, 54s. I'd: Prme est
33s. Sd. Lard OIL lians-Loog Cut As "a
shocder SOS 3D. Butter 7zs Sd cwt for hnest nitd
Western spring os sd as Red Winter 1s Va @1s "a
per ceRah No xsprEg Is ID: New Western WinterIk ID
New Mixei Western. Is ID; California no I, 7s Cd @
7r 3d Californian No s. Cd 7s Cd ceDtn Produce
cwt .eined Peaeean I'd 1esd Per gallon Clover seed
American Red 4s Iallow-27s. Sd per ewt hasn
comnon. 50. 3D.; Pale lls Cd S0s. Cd Iihseed on ga
Sd. per est ...
centals, lacl aiding l53 900 cgntals American.
The fccys % Anecac tbs past three days wero
~. 30 centals. -.
LONDON Aug. - Produee-Iinseed OIL 81 De- q x@z
lc Linsse 3d. quarter lJnseee
Cake. 81 aa92s ia per Refined Petreisnrn 20. q
td per gzilon; spirits Of Tnfpentne ga ID per owt
spcrn OIL 265 per ioa ROsia Common, 30 30 per cwti
fale Gs9lls Proylsigns-. ard. 34s. OF per ewt icf
Amef1csn sugar. lSs 81 per cwt for Cuba Centr1ngS
ReIszing Ss aud 1os al6s for Cuba MuscovSas faif
iue a0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

sSis G wheat SS scoo Sas H. Bsrisy - OSss '
.ss. ss. .p e IS = nS wsss q s s.
'Gsst
Wheat active and lover sale: sanssd AnSsss &
Scso o. sis.Ss = = sas spsns ga No
soys ssl o. s :: s sS s:s sc .o n:a
4So SEPTEMBER s4tdl5bc 81 w. ocioocr.
CASH sSs: 3 o sss q ;' s
s Bar s sad s's c ss s 81
$50 $50 ss Lars s' isy $ az y
sssss, g Sssssss . s.ssss suii%s.sS
bSsa wnesS 5000 s1sh. ooru ssvoc susn.. oats
"?ip Corn
bush
PHILADELPHIA. Ass 22msoSy ruled nrp for desirable
snss ). . Ess1s 50 %
& Ss e u o. s' sss: e
ss%aDa s .po a s ecu
Delaware .Ieors sievasOf yseI So PsnnsVivaas sss.
s sss"S cornTss %srss cSscd weak no demand
Iss ;1sS spIs sT. zee ' r. s
II %. sshn sss ss f tie
pOC sss,sSScr oo,s Mae' ssss .s
spot less lsSsr Rejected White Sc Pssnsyssu'. No.
ssi,s 4assssse. %ssus. ~ .ssfssse' ssose@sss
Sa.S Corn sS Sas a
Wheat Il 900 Data sooS oasa.
ST. LouA Aug 22.-Flour auise Xxx y so9ss oG xxx.
Mess l5s Family s. 359Ss IS: Choice IS II ass 80;
Fancy $40 as Pateut4 ~ l09sj 40 Wheat
Red Cash, s9S &C. 50 september ,9s
August tsss.s.o seytepgsr a., car &c. October tss
tember. l9c. Rye. 55c Barley steady at 5OA70c But
uncnanged Eggs steady II o. ~ Flax Sssd steady
al ST. Ia. Hzv sssdv and UNCHANGED Bran Arm a. 3 .
90 Corn MeA nrn at So %. Whisky steady At 81 -
Pork. 81 42ia Bakmozts-Lons Clear 81 90 short Rib.
SIS 6066 10 short Clear IS 80 Lars arm ~ 81 O2as5 ~
ReoeiposFioar. 1000 bbss Wheat l60p bash; sloen.
5000 oats $1,000 Rye 1000 Barlev.
basn. shiDmenn-rour 5.D0g what 1000
bush.i 32.UuO UatA 1000 Dusl; IVA loo
eusIL: Bariey. 800 bush
PEORIA M Ang. 22.-Coru active High Mixed ~ e4zci
No2 Mixed. 40 d43l2c. No. z " liie. u
28c Ne" Mixed 25a t5sc Rye dull No. 2 81 ~ 1c
ReoeIDfs- Corn. 81 bush S6VO0 Rye 900 buses
ShipnenIsCorn JOU Dusn, oas 1000 bush; Rye
LOGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


NEw-YoRK. Aug. 81.
The wheat market absorbed most speculative
interest at the Produce Exchange to-day aud heavy
decline the result OF free salos by holders The
recent gradual shnnkage In value, reducing wping
mauy margins, the continued stagnltiOn In tho
port trade and the prospect OF heavy arrivals OF all
grains az the West next week combined 20 cause de-
moraizaton OF the longs which might have been serious
had 10 not been for the covering OF the bears who
$4,000 bushels OF wheat In the Erles elevator at
Jersey City q specific influence the days
transactions aud helped TO revive the alarm keenly
felt short time ago with regard TO the condition OF
much OF the stock In Wheat options tended down
ward, with only slight reactions ana ended weak with
losses ~ over cents. spot lots dropped l cent. but
90 the decline the export demand unmp0rtant
Corn dull and easier. but the losses suffered were
slight, and tho remark will tha condition
OF the speculation tn OATS. All the markets
In cereals weak at tho end. but lard closed firm
after duh days business. The declines ia wheat
i7 August delivery At 82ie % for September az
Ia cents for December at OSae cents. In corn August
options on only Il ~ 5ji2 but september at 52as
October 81 y. aud December at 41tt cents scored
osse OF u; November fell u cent TO 5Oa cents oats
werr Il oout lower at 3lTs for August 3Os Tor septem
ber 3U for October and 81 cents for November Lard
ended as fOows: September. 81 ~; October. 50 ~ ;
November ana December. 80 ~, aud January. 50 0l
At NswYork. Philliepnia. baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF graiu today were: Wheat. llOiOi busnes
55O4 Onshels oatr. 2SO22l bushels; total gram.
5O0.IsD bushels Hour 1882 barrels. The arrivals at
Chicago. Milwaukee and Louis Wheat, liT.s3S
bushels J5l, III bushels oats. l9336l bushels
total grain 00l .3l6 bushels Hour H. l5J barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
Net ava tablet bal.
sss,o07.le7 $50, 27a,e70 Inc. 81. 2o7,47S
2n.n66lla 2l.8aA.77l Dec. lsl. 800

o.., na,aacs sliIiSsS40 li415944i Inc g. 02o,iOt
Little little the truth Leaks out soout the recent ss
600 gold paid into the Treasury for an equal amount
Of certificates of deposits Of fractional silver coin
fully known by the officers Of each bank when the ex-
change was made, the Broadway Bank would not nave
been alone In It's refusal 10 pay IN It's allotted portion OF
gold The banks holding the certificates can make them
available for purpose except fraudulent one-to
thew are unavailable for the procurement OF
fractional silver coins with which to supply
and accommodate their customers; they are not re-
ceivable at the Clearing House In settlement OF bal
ance and OF course the banks cannot pay their depos
tnrs with hcm they hot transferable and are WORTH
less to any Institution or individual other than 10 tue
in which they we're issued Oi course. thereiote
as bonds, stocks or Mercantile paper upon when the
banks have made loans, which may by sale De turned
into cash Sometimes OF course, the certificates VIII
be redeemed in some sort OF currency, but
win be when the banks s are b ioS
strong The Of safety In the operation Ike
that OF safety IN tho general coalition OF the banks
nation In commercial and mercantile affairs ana an 40
sence OF employment for capital. .,.
bank statement he deducted the 1921 1000 OF ractona
silver certificates which are counted tne true snp s
per cent or 299 per cent more than y was -, a
year ago. when the deposits were ss7:4oo;ooo less
general business during the coming autumn WIN be as
stagnant and call for as little money from ms city as ~
which speculative movements are based ere Vide OF ne
rsIaSe the banks OF & 900 or 900 Of cash.
and IL is 10 I've remembered that when deposits are re-
duced by withdrawal Of cash. the surplus reserve IL re
dnced in the ratio four That Is loss 10 our
hanks now of 900 cash would leave the deposits
at 1881 100000 and reduce the present surplus reSePDe
Of 1858 34I AIS to 500, 500 900. Nearly SiOOOOOOoo
OF demand deposits Is not an indication
Of satisfactory condition OF affairs. but IL Is not safe
thing TO play with the idea that IL Ia always 10 DC
with us The loans last week were further expanded
% GA 100 The weeks loss in cash WAS Unexpectedly
small-only 1923 OO0--whch reflects continuance oil
arge receipts from the interior The loss or q2l4Aoo
10 IN. surplus reserve Insignificant except FOR con
81, ia hat three
The following compares FRIDAYS statement Win
those Of the CORES poudng dates OF sS4 and 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
oorros mAnKxrs-ay rGLEaaApn.

IIvK2OoL, Aug. 22--l2,3Op- m-coston firm; MiddlinE
upsnds a7l "a; Mdding orleans 6i sales 1000 balss
Including 500 for speculation export receipts f,OU0
Amsric4n none. Futures quiet. Uplands Low Mddng
clause Augusf September delivery 2e-6fd als66 "
so do september and October delivery z5tfdi also
y56fd: do October sBd November delivery. zeeld 40.
. peccmb~r 2e4d also u sd.
eaA MARCH, dsveEy 2se4d DO March and April delivery.
b z4-6fd.
!. D. mcotton saIss Of the day pcndea 1000 bales
American Futures urn; Upands. Low Kidding clause,
August aetvcrv Zs6fd acerx August and Sep einbef
iysry x4a SCISSORS do sepenser and october
sU4d kAitsrs October and November delivery ~
"a buycrs da Hovcmbrr and december delivery. 264d
de- Dsessber sad January delivery zz64d sellers
~ Janu2xy aud February delivery. z5-5fd vaiuT %
xsernsy ana Mssch eefvery. z1-6zd vxtus da hasoh
~ pxn dolfvery. 2s-etd buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

Nothing new was developed in the Stock Exchange
money market Rates for call loans ruled at about 2
have nut large amounts pledge OF security cold
era Frstclass business paper passed at 3IaGii9 per
esrt The domestic exchanges on New-York continue
generally rule favorable 10 further accumulation OF
no 2esot,ons a. least temporarily discounts
there are not yet sufficient TO take money away from
here NswYork funds at the named quoted a.
folovs savannah u discount par; Charleston, par
to Il premium NewOrleans, 20 premium JOE com ON
nnm chiexgo rs cents discount Boston, 1o91o cents
premium.
and developed a weak tone. Rates were reduced y
cents for sterling aud closed for business AZ - - =
and "A s6q respectively for long and short ois me
merchandise import and export movements reportcd
Iast week az this port increase OF S270 600 In
the I'M ports and an increase OF 100000 In the exports
In mercantile circles the week marked further Inn
provemsnt the distribution Of msrehandiss Tor CON
snmp ION but nothing than Is natural to the ad
vancng season. and nothing that seenrs 70 warrant tns
looming trn rss' Journals ' Of Angus. .
Of the dry-eoods tIade There here n,d !, =
better feeling tn the TRADE h a
pated by Western Eisrehants frint CLOTHS "s s
dun but rmsr closing q s cents Rs per cs omrrai
Of yesterday says: COLLECTIONS are reported easy IN
Of the eoanry and so ss s sns hsahy
n dry goods is AnePassssa ~ sse n ssss IL
formed ss@sna ana ra at IL for
and 2 IS-I0927s cents for 56x64s.' This probably
state. true asSq nss 1n 81 IN
There is COED reason ior iil nav Same in
movement in volume over that of the autumn OF 1894
The commercial side of tho question however Is NOT -
ne .sst With crop Of wheat this year that
Is Mt least 900 bushels short OF that OF
sha ys, sns pes vsn s extraordinary crop Of 1884
sgnt The corn crop promises 20 DC ga and the
perS ruiss S psr bbl lower than At this time in 1854
saa lard ~ cast. scss S.,s s,' apn.. Les sssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

5000 900 bales in 1884 marks value Of , cant Per
pound lsss than that of rear ago. Those At2 fne
lstng facts Speculation In futures neeesscfny essso
conflicting ideas Of What the foreign densse my
prove to be- .s A.
During the week wheat mads some irepreyepens op
ts sxtrsms deprssson but the sequel 2royea
that the gain In price was entirely duo to ioudanen
By "shorts & when that was oyer tss weight q ,he
stun on hand again felt and yesterday reached ne
lowest prices OF this decline and marked decline iof
the week OF Ths recepts q the Western pSrss
week and 800, 900 bushels less than Tor tks week
Of 1884 The movement Eastward aid not improve on
100000 Su.n. les. SsS IL s week and that
Notwithstanding the lowest freight rates TO ,he sea-
board that known and that Chicago elevators
offered premiums to induce an outward moyemsnt
Corn after some unimportant fluctuations shows mai
decline of Y the receipts at the Western por.s
for the week above the average this 10 az mpor
tant point TO remember when the receipts OF grain ~
Chicago BIZ each railroad shall be published later In the
week. and the movements Eastward we're something on
the preceding weeks aud 900 bushels greater than
for the 1854 Pork declined b7is cents and lsra
b07ia cents for the week. The Eastward movemeno
from Chicago 90 BAL tons) unusually large, WINCH
probably induced by extreme concession IN htes
Tor freight, as the Eastern stocks are large
The receipts shipments OF whest corn ana oas ~
theprincpal Western points OF accumuauon ior "oi
weeks compare az follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr North Rsser. Vtsseis and RafiroslG
NEw-YoRx. Aug. %. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rioi In legiti mate slightly hrner ats
for od fair oargoes 1000 bags were sold frop drst 70
speculation limited 800 BAGS and the closing prices
werei August 6.9od6.S5 September oT0961e October,
Sary gs rebruny Transferable order.
l6yg bags naracaibo. 500 bags central America and
LOCO mats hacssssr. private tsrfnS -
COTTONWas again dull and unchanged on the spot with
business confined TO 81 bales Tor consumption Delivered On
contract 2. 100 bales.
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

The railway movement East from Chicago OF the
principal articles transported shows gain OF 12oS9
tons the movement OF the preceding week, but dc
crease of 100 tons the OF Ss4 the gains on
the preceding week l0Ti4 tons In grain Showing
that the railroads competed with the water rates. lvt
IL is study compare the total tons BIZ each railroad
for the week OF three years:
The following table shows tho tons and percentages
shipped by each OF tho railroads East from Chicago Of
provisions for the week ended last Sat
urdsy In comparison with the Same week OF 1898 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

cUIcs0o Aug 22 ms Dror>r JournaL reoorts FInts-
Reeepts shiDments 500 ncad market ste IdY
Exnorts Cows Mixed 81 7bGSI 90 STOCK
era ~ 754s4 Feeders ~ 1884 00g Texans 81 Boo
- Hos,-Rscemts $500 shiDments $500. market firm
Roueb Mixed ~ o04s4 90 PACKING and shipping 81 700
a, "a. IiTtt ~ 801st OBJ akIDs 81 1888 80.
400 head shIpments 1000 heaf marset
eady 81 20 ass atyo5 81 I5Gsi OO Texans
BuyFAIa Aug 22canls- Recept today. 1900 aesd total
for week 1000 need for same ns last week toOO
head, oonslKnod through. 20l cara market STEADY;
Good 20 - rs os5 10 stookers aud Feeders
sAs.p Receipts TODAY 800 head total for week thus Tar
81 0od time ast wees $4,000 head consumed
fhrouah cars uiarket dull and lower Medium 10
Good so GOOD TO Choice 81 7o9st 2o' Western
Rsccfpus today 1908 total Tor shus far
signed fhrcunh Of which is 10 New YORK; markos
b1rher Medium 70 Fair Workers 81 66asA 70 00od 20
GSoce IS U0a5 os Butcners Grades. 81 so1siso Pigs
AZ iorrs Aug 22-Cdnie- Receipts, 100. shipments,
2cO market duh: % Choice Native shipping steers
"a ass rs, Butcher Steers 81 OOes4 oOi Grass
Texsn steers % 20aS5 80. -. a.,
Slssp-Fleoeipts. 400, shlpments 200 Common % NO
dunn a. 90 6s2 u.s. Far 70 Onoloe - 20 1s3 10 .o.
Hoas- ReosiptA 900, shipmeDts l4Ooi Light ~ oO .
Al SE PACKING 81 o09sA 49, Heavy "a 6oesi 20.
SPIRITS OF rURPENrINE-
CuaRtrsroy Aug. 22-Turpeutine drrn 32c
9AyAHsAP Ang ~. -rurpentns nrf0 &c 52tc DID
WILMINGTON. Aug. 22.-Turpentlne hrm az Sz1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24

The speculation In cotton was depressed early In the
by the prospects Of large crop aud discOuraging
Liverpool advices values Late reports OF unfayor
able weather in Texas caused covering by "sb0rts
aud that recovery In ngurcs but the hnal prices
show declines for the week Of 10 points for August o9
points for the carly months and 5d3 points Tor the
more distant months. Spot declined cent TO 10 5-l6
for middng uplands The statistics OF the movements
IN fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

- -,.,r oereat In saying that tney ooSsFVs
doomed 10 e. .hst the occasion justnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-24
CLOSING PRICES or BOsroy STOCKS
BOSTON, Aug. 20. 1888.

Tho business done in mining stocks at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange amounted TO
1900 for the week, against 31,393 shares
for the preceding week. But tho market pre-
sented no new feature SutrO Tunnel at 179l5 cents
furnished II 900 shares TO the weeks total Annie at
"a cents furnished 300 shares Red Elephant at 30
cents, 1000 shares AMI American Flag at 3d5 cents
1000 shares making total OF $4,000 shares for the
four stocks named or the remaining 2i.5OO shares
sold other low price stocks gave large proportion The
changes In the higher price stocks not important
but they generally were lower.