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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

wv . J. aIUsGROvE, NJ. ID. C. NJ.
,A Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Grad-
late Of McGill College, Montreal.
ORA YTON, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
SPLENDID weather for the crops.
Turn out to the decoration celebration.
SHAW & CHARLTON have been laying in
a heavy stock of fresh goods.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

CApr. JACK,
Shaving Parlor. cavileer Street,
P.ElLBINl, DIKOT.A.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

Lit. cRAsDEiL,
Notary Public. Money t. loan on farm pro-
perry. Farm and to sn property for sale.
ORA YTON, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

8. II. MEGQUIER. \. J. DELANEY.
MEGQUIER L. DELANEY.
Attorneys and Counscllors-atLaW. Office over
Webbs Store, Rolette street,
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

IT seems that the managers of our
Fourth Of July celebration last year gave
an assurance to parties i'll some of the
other towns that if they would join us
We would omit celebration this year.
Pembina is in better shape with its
finely equipped cornet band to carry out
i! celebration than it was last year, but
the feeling seems TO be that if any other
town wishes to draw Gil our population
for that occasion, we will leave ourselves
at liberty &c go.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

il. D. HARRISON,
Attorney-at-Law Land and Loan bgent. OF.
flee in Webster building, Rolette street,
PEMBLNl1, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

REV. l.. d. AND MIS-. WARDwELL re-
turned OH Friday from their visit to their
former home in Maine. They enjoyed
their visit very much, notwithstanding
the fatigue of 80 lengthy trip, and their
many friends were very glad to welcome
them back again.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

hNEEs,iAw d rEyANs,
Lawyers. Will practice in Courts OF Dakota,
Minnesota. ami before United States Land Office.
: Money to Lran and Collections made.
s PEJfBINA, DIKOT1.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

Mr.. Florance is fitting up the building
purchased from G. T. Wight, next to the
jewelry store for residence and shoe
shop.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-29

4 "A. DOUGLAS,
Notary Public and Land Agent Presumption
and Tlmber-Culture entries made at the Grand
E6rks Land Office. Final Proofs taken. Convey
ancing promptly attendedto.
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J. H. BosAHD GEO. u. CLIFFORD.
BOSARDx CLIFFORD,
Attorneys-at-Law. Practice in United States
Land Office. Lend money on Real Estate and Chat.
/, ell security. Abstracts Of title furnished.
GRAND FORKS, - DAKOTA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-23
ANNUAL MEETING.
CHAS. CHENOWETH.

County school superintendent. LIN.
Osurance Agent, Commission Agent ano
Notary Public
Onice.-.Book store, near Corner of Bridge ano
Third Streets.
vvthneWsutsHss .NetAOAs
Acknowledgements, Affidavits and Dispositions
taken, and all Legal Instruments OF Transfer
drawn with Care mI3u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-23
MUSIC!
PHANOEORTE AND VOCAL.

MISS LILLE JAMES, holder of Teachers
Diploma from the Forest Gate College of Music
London, England is prepared to receive linn.
tied number of pupils ON the pianoforte or
organ, or for the cultivation of the voice
Terms on application, either personally or
by letter. Address: MISS JAMES,
Parsonage
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-23
$500 REWARD /:

The above reward will be paid TO the arrest
and conN iction of any party or parties found
guilty OF stealing killing, or running off, alter.
ing brands or marks of any live stock, belong
ing to any member OF the Nevada Live Stock
Association.
E. W. CRUTCHER, President.
+. ID. SwEETsER, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10, 1884. II
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STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

nosroi Aug. 9FoaI qaict we'iern sgDornn' 50 rs
$3.50 Ps I,r W W w Z, Ss IS Srn . aals
steamer yellow. % ~ steamer Nised 30 NoSIal" So@
shorts ana iuinr' sotb, Provisions steady butter
MssDt: r tcday-fioar AGO 6bs s.oo sacks
osrs. 1900 BUSH. oats 1900 oa.A shorts Loo
ncsgALo ~ Aug s-Fl9ar steady sale; 500 eeI.
~ 'P wss.t N Sn sale, 800 bah 30 lard Da.
ath At eee 20 RED Winter and Ne ~nls At s'c on
eas 50 n %Rs e s .ls sy @ s as s G ca9r
Canal frcight.-wheaL 81 and Corn oe',c 10 SewYors
.o0d ousiL Oats. 10000 bush shpmcnis-Fonr 1900
bbs Wheat. $4,000 Oush-i Corn. 2So0O oushd oats $500
Aug scoi;o. qalo yii1r a. lol 81 FoTr
p p.frs 81 5Js5is5. d. Fanny 81 HOS ., CITY Nils
sop g = ss 50 a. Ttta - 75Fsi oo H. R9 Brandt
Patent. 500 whe.,-sonthern active Western higher
s SS4yana "' Sssise. 30 Western Winter Red
81 a0JS.c, Augu,t ea'.aHhc. september. e6S9g.c.
southern White 3 sGOc 40. yellow. 0 sJ5ea Western
80 october. 49, oats so dy and quiet southern IS
p.no;,vs MSs'rR 57 g' vc dun & u % sSc Provision,
QUIET Mos, PORK 81 COLL 70
1000 Ousli rye. 600 busn shpments-floar. gsJ
s Ss %se-s To 5oSoo ,u'S
Aug quot Srn ant wns. SO oaoco
S MINT. % s,xer s. SoSs, So pasas 81
w%ssI sys ana higher sales ranged August s
$50 ssPts%SsT So s SS.ga so
spring SOC. No . Red aio Na Red SIC. Corn
Al a. c. scpIemoeLi1 d4 &c. cosina az i1o ocoo.I
Ga e. 80 s ,S,.s IS o1 a % % ssPsS
be- closing p at 9I scI rye as s ~ No. -
Hasa -" es,es S a. s % oeoSe - -
$50 Is. closing at 80 s7HasJVo Lard quiet;
ranged Cash IS 80 Ss,S =. Assus1 Ba aSn ssp
Shoulders 81 259s. 50 Short kio s.dr s - oS
s SSis wnSal $1,000 Corn 1000 oats
SIO1o ousn. Rye 5000 DusnI Bariey 2OOn Shipments
oatA 57ooO ons- itye. 1000 ousn' Barley. looo
T. A4s 3 55s Gae wn sa 4 Sad 70 F.%s
10 Mixed isiea49c OATS easier 80. = Mixed &c.
ESte Arm Shoulders u i2 snortro - IS
s sSn 2: So i''Aa @h.ss1 and
ns moe and e1 :. ssSs5 o. rSccDa 81
menus. G3s head
AnTnst, s,e ssptem6.r soIc: No 2 Red Cash. and
AS Ss Sic .cspt b, cornS oats
No. 10" 2 WI White. SIC, No. 2. $500
Asaay As sSs S%
S Se'' ' ss T rofs ta.n angus.
50 september g Pm a ssss% ,,S Ss,n
Assq &c 49, ,sso Sp%s
s.a rs, 1863 bust. 300
t5,s. Wheat 00OU bush. barley. 800 Dusn.
NJ rr0s 1.d Hns sIss" 5s. as Mssd
soc New 9 s sa, Sas a yS sS Ry no. 600
oasn 10000 bush oars 10000 bush; RYE.
BOO bush.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 3-FTour duh and prices IN
trade generally held l6@2oc
neT Dbl above buyers views Western aud Pennsyvan'a
kr eef sS Extra 50 81 adS3 10 Ponnsylvana
Family. s,o)est u.s. Pennfyivapa Roller pross,1 - -o9
Family 81 30 as oh Winter wheat Pa1ent
S5g5as5 So Wheat closed higher at the noon call.
EXPORT demand light spot lots active and n NO Nod
in grain depot 81 ooH No. REQ Aasqse ySago ss:
1lad97S October vbesa W Sc; NovemDer
I'll Oissas 03 cornThe market cosed strong no demand
No. '.p%S nsa Din gram DEPOT stosme No yellow
in grain depot. Sbcs No. yellow. track. oslo No
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% Is So iis ps'a s%' i iiis ID
= S'tc q 70. REQ 3. 81 y % b. o. ,Sss, =
Z Il s'!:is 81: 81 q $ss 5s ED ED
40 D. K:p a. .s s5fs:
1910 49, S 3s ssS & III &
&
:s Ell j. III s'; e ss 4
sS: Sss,a + 81 81
'faes H. Es5sisn ~ S 3
s7s q & do q g. f1s o.
i q bai. a. Oss gfs e
sJ'q Sa d. Jog D. q g 20
S e a. ,sS e. Ssss p ana 30
ssaf g. s? o. 81 ss
r. ca a. Do SI bsa p e s. AZ II ohIS d. ss9 ~ y
% IS co. 20 d. 1857 b. at Is S7s d. lois
ssa 81 K 81 tn ssesr
CHE s'fsr ksS ss ss So .ss 10
i 81 ss g. q e St
5 Ss$ g. az III n 81
30 at g 81 og 10 g.
3! ssss b ::
$50 S.S ssa 81 oSs 81 Is
u r. e So s.s d.
i S$a 4 IT, !as; r.
ss SIC, 49, ., NJ. :"
7sh.,d Tho ruled T Im past sspesi
a a2 at G psr sales Of to Choice Cow"
.cxLvEsS Receipts we're 1893 head mainly at eethst.
SSs Common S%sa sa?isS%nf. 3, sssc G MI,S
lew En .sns a mo pOSg SsS'' Ve' win
-5sIss witt HSss Go. 20 veal. ISL
And e R"sisr@is. %! p ' No. Az ,So
p a, ~ i5sde iSi p a S.e i o. iSe % 10 g
%red Gave. lei 10 at &c. $40 81 H. At sc ii Bntter
@H 30 c % = 90 auS g 3 az &C. &C. I2 ~ r.
DiIsqbacs Dewey yeal., 80 n, at CSC; 30 DO 1Sa
go d at 6hci do. IA n, at ic and Buterrlks. 24s
% ~ 80 y Ca 20 Ss e G Il 10 Do Ie? a
2Cy n, at 2s.o and = do. 20i NJ at sisc.
GG1n krS s t' c.? DO
oe fGS hp s Sr1a.e. sS ga H. az
sIEEP AND IAIBs- RcCeiptS we're IS cars Of Ilo79
ss supply ana active S dn1 and the ems naret rued Arm
% ass f PoS ana nearly @ N yas sP Uss
reached FOR small lot Of Prime stock Very ordinary e
Pennsylvania. state and Canada sod az ed7c, lew extra
sac1w Dish, Kirby Co III state Lambs 80 n at &c;
2o % ~ At oac l. do 10 Il. at c. and 81 state sie p
Sa y tat 3! Lambs q Ct ~ 4 DO g
"a ~ NJ nc 200 Pennzy do, 81 ~ at 81 3O l65
tate sheep o. aAsci 10 DO lO5 D. at Ac and 2O2 do 10
n NJ ~ ic.
Gi,nDack Dewey llG state Lambs 81 ~ at SIC; s4s
DO 80 D. SIC l4 10, 80 10 at GLc 1872 do. 80 o. % SIC
sheep. TO- q. & &C. u do 50 D. 1t l39 TO- Y3
NJ l9c III DO - n u &c and 10 do 90 H. att >.
IIacnbrck Davis. $50 state Lawbs 20 y. 81 do,
II m Ggc 233do 80 %, ~ Sic 70 do 81 tB at c goo
Mlcigan DO 60 n al 6gc; 2li canada do % ~ a Obs 20
sheep l0l n. 1T c. and 10 20 tc do. s8 n, at
&c.
J. sader z COZ 10 Kentucky Lambs. - b at lac 90
81 ~ c 90 VirgDia do 80 d. at SIC; ado SO H.
80 Kentucky eiecp. 100 TO- Il - DO 90 %, at -
% DO ~ af 4r T. DO Ton n ic 30 DO 93 y. ~ ici
20 10 at SIC III Indiana do. 81 b, at tsci AZ do,
IS n. AZ II. -
Newton Glcti 9io Kentucky lambs g. y. at 7,4c sS
Penns yall do % m Vt - - do, y D. nj SC ia Penn
.yivania sheep &. ~ at issc 9 90 - r. at s'sc SsS
prunsy lvans do ~ o, II oi 259 kansa do 80 10 al &c
y pidcccki 25i Virginia Lambs % ~ a. ~ 800 10
do Sd n atG.r 3os do 80 n a. s''c l5 kcnney do %
d. 1c 4 Pennsylvania do, 5S u. NJ tici sjl hentuoky
DO. - ~ e',c 40! Kentucky sheep 10 ~ az &c. ~
OHIO do 80 n &c 9V2 do - %, Al 4tci Is Pennay yanlA
do ~ n. at NC; . do u n. ~ 50 % -
Judd buckingham. To- state LimDa. 81 10 at Ici 2J5
Kentucky 81 D. b7c eco Western Sheep Poor, IL ID
nc. lnS state do. 20 N. At SIC
HOGS cc,pti t3 Of S,2Jl hcad-aO cars At
Jepcy and y AZ AHth ST. Feeling Tim ol Live
Hogs SOmn Al quotations 20 - 20.
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GRAIN AND PROD ICE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
Nrw.Your An


Reports of damage to the crops in the North
west and from London and rumOrs of q collision between
Russian and Afghan troops served to stimulate the grain
speculation to-day. Wheat opened fully cent higher
and corn sympathized with the advance. The demand
was not large however, frsm either shippers spec
uators, and short time tho market became fcverishly
Irregular At the Close wheat had lost largo part Of
the early advance and corn was onya shade higher than
on Saturday The engagements for expert So 600
bushels Of wheat and 10000 bushels Of corn The 1na
prices Of wheat were u to % higher than those OF satur
day August, 992 cents September, 81 OIL October,
81 03osj November, 81 O5ns and December, 81 OH.
Corn steader, but show ed material changes at
b2ia cents for August g27s cents for September bss
cents for October and SO cents for November The deal
ngs In oats were without feature closing at 32s cents
for august 81 cents for september and 31s cents for
large stocks which much heavier than at the
time last Lard fell 10 cents for the September and
October options and closed dull and weak. The last
ber SO SIS November, SO s5 and December, 90 so.
At New.York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts to-day were; Wheat, ia, 704 bushels; corn,
235.437 bushels; Oats, 60s16 bushels; total grain,
470057 bushes four. 1888 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago Milwaukse and ST. Louis Were: Wheat. 123,sSo
bushels corn, 186070 bushels; 0att 1913 7l3 bushels;
total grain, 439,713 bushels -four, 3342 barrels.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


While the speculation in oil was quiet, it was
extremely strong from the opening to the close to-day
First prices were the lowest and although there
occasional reactions they slight and only significant
because OF the quick recovees, The price touched the
dollar mark and closed only q below the highest figure.
The not advance for the day was small Q9 cents), In
Wow of the constantly diminishing stock above ground
and the absence OF new discoveries. The little news
from the field was in favor Of higher prices.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sollaed Exchange were as follows:
Opening. Lowest...... ...-..-98os
Highest Final. 9973
sales. barrels 3iIsoO0
Clearances for Saturday. Observation-Disclosures. 7O3sOOO
CleRrances for July 391 655 900
There was change in the price Of refined oil, which
remains firm at S cents gallon here aud SIS cents at
elphia and Baltimore
Watson ~ Gibson. brokers at No. 40 Broadway, have
issued circular led with valuable statistics concern
Ing petroleum., which have before been published.
The circular will be furnished on application
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


The average WIS cstiInatcdat 50 %.
REVIEW OFTIE NEEK.-Ihe arrivals tho past week
we're ~ head than last week and 1863 hea less
than the corresponding week last win a
b.d Iul,h Inst Monday Texans and Common
Nafye OF attic fell on s Wtdnes.
day fair demand and NJ
prceB early tue day ali grades closed dull
and shade lower with nearly 20 uns0d. The arrivals
on FRIDAY were and with call for Export and
very fair city Dressed Beef ouyors TOOK hold
promptly and active market resulted with nerW all
Common not IN much demand, aud vert
at low figures. -, . g., ~,,,, ,,
weight sinking the o1A for American Live Cattle and
&c for American Refrigerator Beef
HEEVIs-Itecelpts Today 275 cars OF 3.2f0 head
Jersey and "a at OUtbsi Al tie
Eastman had - loads aud Stern MetZ
ger CARA the balance state Bulls and cows
Trade az these y ards unimpoftant 49,. -
Al Jersev City thero about i46 talc
nncudng II cari and OF Colorado Half
Hronds The opened for all grades. with
mon and Natl es and Texans LOG higher Demand
acye ana the well cleared before 10 O'clock
There W asa moderate cal for export
Good Texans SOLD ~ ~ Z3ut1 ~ car oan
Of state Etockors Hefrs a. 81 Balls and Dry Cows a
a. 5Oas4 Common 10 Prime Nayes At ~ bod- %
with Choice Extra seleced selling at ~ ?OasG 90 MT
1877 head Mt an average OF about 20 per
100 10.
Res, and Mutton wore follows
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furniture.
MIDSUMMER MADNESS.
Eeqdl Notices.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFBiCE5, 30 1925 Broadway, Thirty.
nrsi,i. until9 p m, P5S Broa way. between twenty
yth corner Eigtave. No 1853 Four-ave. corn or
FOurccutht, 100 THIRD corner tOttyaevenths, No.
lnl1 Thd-ave.. near Siytiethat, and the HARLEM OF
PfCF. 257 East ODe-hundredandt wenty.i fthst 1900
Thlrsye One-hupdrei yfthst, 10 :
p. M. At regular ONCE rates.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT of the lied
4 states for the Western District ~ Pennsylvania
Edward " Rnsley The Buffalo Ne1-York ana Phila-
dopha alro ID Company and Tie Fidelity Insurance Trust
and ste deposit company and others No B. OF November
Term. 1885. ln equity.
To whom II my NaCern
Whereas by Orier Of Court made In the above caue
1883, linton gardner. appointed
ecever the ramed railroad company defendant and
its property ordered and directed 10 keep accounts
of All aud paid by him account
thereof accounts monthly before sussex d.
Davis esd appointed SPECIAL Master by SAID order
hereby that the undersigned Special Master.
VIII accordance with said order proceed AUGUST
D. 1885 IL o'clock ~ his 0co, No 2lS - sixth
s. ~ the City ~ Phadephis. Penn, and tho fourth
Tuespy 81 thereafter hour nd place.
10 AUDIT the accounts II said receiver when
and where parties interested notified TO attend II they
sec proper 40 Ia do. SCsSkA j. DAVIS, Master
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DREXEL, MORGAN & co.

HOLDERS Of Bonds, Car Trust Certificates.
Coupons stock OF and other kinds OF claims
ana demands against the DENVER AND RIO GRAADB
RAILWAY COMPANY who are desIrous OF participating
the undersigned appointed committee are requested
and deposit their holdings With
The Central Trust Company OF Newlork The committee
serve the right OF refusing any securities after
September 1885, except upon such terms as may then DO
imposed. CHARLES !. CAS DA,s .
JOSEPH d. POTTS
GEORGE w CASS,
JOHN II. CONVERSE,
PETER GFDDES,
ps.r ,pt1a Ccp,
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THE MARKETS.
TUTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rtver Vessels and Raiiro1fs.
NEW.YORK Aug g. 1eas
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw.YORK. Aug. 3. 1888.
CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and unclaimed Pain s.c.. no
bags closing steady follows August 720d725; septem
Der. 7.25e73O October 40 30 November ls0d735i
December 735D74O Mild grades steady sales. 1000 mats
Psdang Caesar 200 kewatin private
terms.
CorToNspot quiet and unchanged 42 bales were sold;
delivered ~ bales received to-day and 1893
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The business in state bonds covered by n sale OF
ST. 900 Alabama Glass at 93i2. OF city bank stocks
American Exchange sold (20) at 1lsl2, American (1O
at 1865, and Merchants Exchange c25) at s2ls.
Railroad bonds dull and prices were easier Erie
second conso with moderate amount OF sales declined
from 62as to 6l&a617s; West Shore and Buff
fao first 5s, after 1925. sold at 4l%6i2; Ameri-
s3la; Central and Hudson debenture 5s were
easter at l05i2alo5; Missouri Kansas and Texas
first consos OBJ TO no. the general 6s were steady
at 77d77l2, and the 5s were of u at 6il2 Canada
Southern second IS declined as to IS East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia csnsols of g nj o. but the
incomes up u at Is; Galveston. Harrisburg and
Antonio frss sold at lo37sd 100; St Paul hrss.
Pacific and Western division were Of from gs% to 9s'se
9sa Denver and Rio Grande hrsts of Z at Ill.
and the consos after Go. i oil at 0ll4 Northern
Pacific hrsts were up Il ut 100.
The SubTreasGry to-day lost on balance S3)3. I3l,
made up by coin loss OF S55S,3ss, less a currency
gain OF 5000 G57 The days operations covered: Re-
cepts. 81 .220355; payments, Sl,5si.0s6; currency
balance, $24,3il 2Tl; coin balance, 500, 3l5,363.
Money easy at a. z per cent, anu closed at l2
per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges $40. 1896, 500 balances. Si,ooo,3s7
The United States Treasury AT Washington to-day
received $i1 900 Natl Onal bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S567O27 and the Internal
revenue receipts we're $577Al2
The foreign exchanges were duIl vithoutnsw features
the markets steady at unchanged quotations Tor
business follows Bankers bills 81 % and 81 81 for
for francs 94l9 and 04 FOR rechmarks; 1913 ana 40
for guilders. -
To-day was n holiday In London At Paris French 3
per cents declined from Sll7i2 To 1913. The weekly
Statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows an
increase of 1901 900 marks in specie.
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New Orleans

lOO50lOOO lOiO lO.Oi
l.. sSa % for @ he be;
ter in tho four m n but are
low grades; There Is no Saass m Pr aD f1I
lions loot up slender agsregto sales 500 bbls nclud
rs i bS s sase G M @ Spring $500
5 % Sd o T 5S fa SSo ssi kr51 SO
bbls grade; q g. Quotations. an, at g $40
Fancy Extra states3 a CO. dced 10 Shoice Extra West
Gdcd - o. "a "a, 9ood 10 Choice 81 so ass 2 Common
n1a Minnsoa 70 s6 I1' eaE 2 Is Ps.p
ass 90. Bakers Extra OUas5 10 st. LOUIS Common to
E Tsy h1T occ = "a F Patent Winter Wheat HIi
- $3.50 oo Guy NM shra Tor West Indies 80 ,o.s' ~
sOUTaEKN FLoUR-igii aId u clansca sales 90
10 Choice do "a 1oa 80 5O......RYE FLOUR .uet aud
sleso wi !kh' denaa Sales y. Ib,si suPernne At
yellow Western AZ s5oOGs 81 so Brandywne 200
wiIFxT@Spoi lot. opcaed hale higher snd
elSSeG weak % snd ie %i s or civ MSs 6pioas
irregular but higher, opened ~ higher teh soa Oh 81
vanccd a. nc ten decn,i "a 70. then advanced "a g,
dSS sne "a 20 above II. closing prices o,sa@ry t9S
active sacl 4l-oOoO bush future 'ooob siot ana
tOaITve. including no Chicago a. - ~. 2c 20 NoItn
N e ecys,or n oas' peoa 10 August 6asi 10 co-ns
an f ss do. for september GH1sI On elo.eg Al
do for NovembeT Oh asl OH closing At 81 = do for
December 81 oie o. = closing a.! - % h9 ,o q, IT,
a. i - closing 4, d. for july. - i. closing AZ - ~
-. rs f-W eak dull and nOmlual......BAl.Lll AND
HARLEY MALT-Nreected ana nominal .---. COkS-opot
lois steady win on mode ale tisd. of s1pSit ana
OF -. FELL &c, ten luctua.d within - limit
and the nwest prices 81 The day Speculation
sales 1000 bush. future l6s 900 onsh spot Ia
Cu4Tadc1 AiiK Ne. &C IN c'fa
Tor > j, q 5 q anos 80 white 5iasc anoat. No Au
st 5l,oSlAc, closing nj 81 lgci 40 September 53sl
cosnr at - do. october. - a % closing az
59a-c do. NosemJcr closing az OA Cash se''y
options strong AT an ADVANCE OF - Ac
fell on md closed sirdy 80 the lowest figures ~ he
day aud sosiDg Of satnraF sales $4,000
busi. gnoludlng No. soc; do White. iVrCi No -
~ Le White. tUis 4"asc.i 80 aud No White pom
$50 While Go - % ''c 40. stale
agd45c. so August. g. &C, CLOSING 81 52l-c DO
September 81 d5l &C closing AT Slci dSl &C.
cIe,ur Il 81 f.e....... D. IED steady and quiet
-foek- In ork, BrOoklyn and Jersey city
grain cs and hold IN railway ngt..s co.hchie.
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proposaIs.


A DNERTlSENENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRl bUSE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40 l,23, broadway Thirty
frst.st., until p m, e53 Proa between Twenty.
second aud TweDtythri sta. unJIl 800 West Tween
tyth rst. Eighth-avc No lj3 Fourthave
fonrteentht. 100 TmrdRve corner Fory.seventhst No.
l,Ot7 Thrdave.. near Sixtethst and tho HARLEM or
FfCE. 80 One-bundrrda nd fth-st..
ThIrdayc OnehunGrci ant enty nfth.st up
D. H. at regular office rates
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS are solicited for the csnsiruc
Of extension to the NEWNORh STATE REtDhM-
ATORY AT ElMikA aocor'ng 20 drawings ana spccnca-
by 7. v. Thomas. Architect. of Newly ork CITY
viii be ved until saturday August H. az noon
the different classes or Tor the entire
work In gross Each bd must be accompanied by CHECK
certified By re sponsihe bankOr drat On the ity OF
abc the " fe Board OF Mana
gers Arnot extent Of five i6l per cent OF tho
the proposal guarantee 1at the party
enter Into contract tor the execution OF the
he whom contracts may be awarded VIII
furnish satisfactory bonds III an amount equal
10 une Of the contract
and specifications can nc seen at the once OF tue
auperintcndeut at the kotOTnstOry.
Proposals are 10 addressed John Ncks, President
The Board reserves the right reject any all proposals
~ o'u'' VI INV JOHN l. NfCKs.
NJ IL. ARNOT
klmira \ Y July 2S 1885 Committee.
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Sashs Corn 1000 BUSH Oats 1000 bush. snipmeIts-