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Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

savages like men. The old habits Of
these islanders will one day seem myths
to the passengers Of the swift ocean
stcamers.-- Youth's Companion.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

Able AMI well-known writers will contrib
ute to its columns from different parts of the
country and it viii contain the latest Gen
eral News Of tne day
THE MESSENGER is irst-class newspaper
and will not allow personal abuse in its col
nm17 1t is not sectarian or partisan, but
aDdependent-dealing fairly by all. 1t re-
serves the righ ito criticisc the shortcomings
of ali public officials commencing the
worthy, and recommending for election such
men as in its opinion are best suited to serve
Rhe interests of the people.
1t Is intended TO supply the long felt need
of a newspaper to advocate the rights and
defend the inter SITS Of the Negro American,
especially in the Piedmont section of the
Carolinas.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25
THE
Charlotte Messenger
rs PUBLISHED
Every Saturday,

CHARLOTTE, N. c.
In the Interests of the Colored People
Of the Country.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1886-09-25

w. C. SMITH, Charlotte, N. .,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10
neber relisiSie ttn,piKenbeit.

Selten wir6 Ssmanb in unieren Ga9en,
am aqerpenisiten elm 0iberalsr ober I'm:
sldubiser, feline reIisi0ie lInwifsnbsit ems
seiteben. Sober bebauptet wobl unterrids
tst gu fem; 8iele iogar wolen gu ben Qufs
setidrten unb @sbilbeten esb0ren; Nue
bsi9Onisen ibren nnslauben NIT ibrer duff
tIdruus uno ibrer SlIOuns. ober %wenisitens
nit Der Bilbuns unb @i6eni6aft ~unierer
3eit, als iei bic &eIisiOn pobl snt sepeien
fir bic friiberen, weniser sebtIceten 3eiten,
aber Bel benz Stanbpuntte Der beutigen
8iFenidaft Tonne fie ui5t mebr beiteben.
9teie gorpGnbe iiuo nidt neu. S9on
in ben eriten 3siten bss gbriitentbums be-
mibtsn ii9 bic S9Onseiiter bes Seioens
tbums, bic Gbriiten al5 SiniterIinss unb
Ssinbe bes SortidrittsS barSuftsaen, mdbs
renb bic gbriiten bod bic eriteu @eIebrten
uno SbilOiOpben aufsuweiien batten, wie
Suftin, atbenagoras, Orisenes, Tertuls
liam, Clemens pom %Gleranbrien, Mrrobius,
5ieronimus unb ausutinus. 9isislbs
@riteinuns tebrt beute iberal wieber, NO
Der Broteftantismus, ober Der 2iberalis,
mus, bies neue 9eibentbum, fi9 seItenb
AZ MAIDEN iuhsr Sie @sonpr ala Sin,
ss,I;aHs ala Ssinbs S,s Tnrtlhrittss ~
rsriIrs;.r NOR itsts b;s Soptif n1sr e,ts o.
nm 1nsr }%,noISub;nsn
III
Weanpe welIll9e 9ele9FIe ettlaren n9
atlS eeate 9eSSh pen wa9teno
anoere sUehlo 9ete9tie Tg oIea lut osH;
srtIarsn aho ote 9O9Es
run9 Iar oenletpeH lra9eh' Hapoem le ,gn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10
I Walpu. I

Sus tatbOIiite geIsien bat einen gros
Zen Yerlult e~rIitten, zines ieiner be0eu:
t%eneiten StaatsmaEner lit seitOrben. Am
SOnntag, ben IL. Suli, Na9mtttuss u
ubr, uerl6teO auf ieinem 2~anbgute 0olupe
BET SrIGeI SuItus w Miebr
aIs Elm Wteni9eHalter binbur9 6ibrer Der
bsI9ii9en &atbOIiten in ibren i9weren polis
tii4sn 9dmPfen, bat ct ii9 uni9dsbare
@eroieHite um bic CUTE Sa3e, bic 2iebe
ieiner tGtbOIii3sn W~litbarser, bic a6tuns,
aber aud ben SaB ieiuer @esner srpors
ben, pelde auf i'm ben StruBenreim ma9'
ten: "a bas Malou! - il faut lie pen
Dire - la corde au cou!" vNieosr nit
MaIou! - Wian muB i'm bansen - ben
Strit um ben SaIs!" gln Der seOfinetsn
9ruft i6weist auseubltdli4 Der SaB. unb
nur bas OffSieae Orsan Der bslsli4en
2oae fam uud bier ieinen S9mdbunsen
ni9t @inbaIt tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10

@sidi6te ~unisrer Gage 70 reid lit. Oas
@ebabren mander Sauptleute Der Seilss
armee bat in Ietter 3eit ben glnitri1 Der
9d6erli9teit erbultsn, unb Ser por &ursem
sema6te 9eriu9, aud bur9 @unberbsiz
lnnsen @rfolse gu e~rsielen, 1T Der erite
S6ritt gum @utn. 8eitaro pirb bic Be-
uesuns ni6t babeu, 70 mudtuou fe AUDI
a%uttritt uub 10 utele Miaipnen 4nbdnser
iie aud sdblt. Na9 Sabrsn piro man fte
nur ned ais 6as betrad ten, mas iie In
Wtrfli9teit it: Elm nit pertebrten WitteIn
an9eitrenster Seriu6, bic sroBe WOiie bes
Bottles benz ~io5ia!en Glenb, uornebmli9
benz Safter Der Erunfiudt, gu entreiBen.
Scotb pirb ietn 3ieI nidt erreiden; bic
9el9idte Der ~ioSialen geitrebunsen aber
wirb uieleidt ietnen Ramen emit, penn
feline Sertebrtbetten psrssiien iinb, nit oers
ieIben Sodadtun9 nennen, pie ben bes
WdBisteitsupoitels Matbew.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10
SriginalzG 81 rreipOnoen3.
Barrier VIauo ereien.

Sort unb f%faunet! Srantrei9 1T elmer
groBen @sfabr e%ntronnen. Wie2 Wars
um2 frdst elm Sober.
lin bes 9eiers Rsusisrbe ni6t 81 LANCE
in Spannuns gu balten, mill i'd SIei5 bic
srauise @ei4t4te er3dblen.
Sn sinissn Gasen iOllen mir bier in
Baris unb aa6 i'm iibrtseu Srantrei9 oas
psrmsintli9e NationaIfet feiern. 8ie
melt man bisiss Seit ais elm N%ationalfeft
betra6ten tann, barber sibt uns BITE @es
i6i6te ben bsitsn aufidluB unb mir uers
psiien ben 2eier auf bas erff bette @ss
idi6tsbud bin, unb CT wirb fi4 fbon cine
Msinuns iber bic reIisiOsipolitil4e Str6s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10
Cans r8atboli de @dIts".)
Die SCtisarmee.
Son s. & eiter.
(S3luB.)

Sci Der Seilsarmee tOmmt elm peiterer,
unb 5par elm isbr beoeutunssuolier llmftanb
bin5u, Der ibre S~insenbe 0irtuns ertlart:
bic Yerion ibrss Sesrinbers uno iesiSen
Generals. 0iaiam YOOtb. Sei ibm Seist
iid 70 redt i'm sIdn5enbften Sidte, baB
cine enersii9e, ma6tuOIe PeriOnlidteit
auf bas 8Olt einsn unberedenbaren Gins
fus aussuibsn uermas, bob er nit ibm
MAIDEN fam, mas er MIL. 8ootb 1T
duBsrIi9 cine impOnireube, ebrpiroise ers
i6sinung; er beiitt cine binrsibenbe Gebs
nsrsabe unb wsiB iteis ben e9ten SoItston
gu ~trsffen; er 1T elm 6anatiter IN sutem
Gimme bss Bortes, ct 1T feft bur4Srunssn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-08-10
Sic baugeididtlid merfpiirhiae se

Sic baugcididtlid merftpiirbiae 81
balSusfirde in gtirnbers iOu mad ben
Bldnen bes 8rofeiorS Sauberriier In
Miinden reitaurirt weroen. Der gu bies
fem 3wete seb;lbete &ir3enbau: gsrein
bat i9on aniebnli6e frsiwiuise Seitrase
erbalten, GUT Seiduffuns Der Wittel
(etwa $50 ,0O0) lit aber bic Gtnri3tuns
elmer &ir4enbauIotterie nOtbuenbis. IS
itnb bereits bic bier;u erforberli9en
Sdritte Qetban.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
TIE TRADE I'm CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 90 tSpeciah The country juss
now bung but has far enough along with 10
deal whether right not began buying
corn at about This sold above 20 cents
On the September sold high ASH cents before
opening Just aer the opening t vac up 70 te oen
There the amount OF wheat on passass
bushes and this made wheat &c higher on the curc
cpambor openod 7Sn september corn opened as <oe
and went up 49, The nrst halt hoars trading was ne
most OF citing day September wheat soid
up 20 7Sc and Septnmbcr 70 4Ote From these ponU
both were sold OF rapidly by big radcTs who thousns
safe 70 70 short market this rapid advance IL
dropped 46 cents 70 49, cents In Tow minutes tasn
traction above This attfr nRuro
reported 10 be largo sellers o.
salre tho price went num Ioss ceus
for Srptanber r677 ccnts The wheat rvcepts
Al ~ louis waro l67 600 bus-a weakening feature ~
small fraction OF the opening ann nad
Wheat af artaaly declined 70
ndrr II cents decline OF crnts from tbe Top
report summary OF the Mccormick HsryeetW
Company would much larger yield O winter wheat POI
acre than has so estnatcd broke the price up
lie tho close September option went 10 76 cons
drop Of over cents from the top There WAS however
rally. q. e..-,.. ..-, =, 1sLa
September The charters up 10 O'CLOCK "ofo
$4,000 bushels Of corn and 1884, busheo OF wheat
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
STATE Of TRADE.

eosros July g Hlogr 9ris, Western sgPeranc e 80
ss S,ss S 'inr Ssa
Ssv % @ E So sS %S Ss Ns scr. % and t SSs. 3s
anehanEsd Provision. steady BatIerWs.trrn Creamery.
100 Sel. odo :aci: % coTS. i6SSS 90 bush: Ss:s aSoj
bush: hhorts. la.nOO bush
EsS NOf.hcTn fsclaS sss To. . Esa Winter. ZIG; No
4s Wts Me- sStS1 SsS% a. SS tS4 s5 osRo No
OS. WhSI I sSS1Oc bush nc; Corn 4Gooo Sssn Canal snip
sSpSents 100 SSSOS CSr %Ssas 1900 bush. cor1
steady Howard Street and Western suYr ~ SOas2 30 DO
sup In s $ o." Eas u d .SG oS DO RIO saS% %
q soSta ga PatAp.sO Family $ 70 do supsravS Patent
led s5 sSc do X%Ser 80 sssc Ws.tsrn Winter
Sss sS corn-sonI6ern higher; Western higher; southern
Ts.s sisS Sy aO 4scH &asS ssess
HSst3c, Oats arm Southern: 1888; wssters White
sSSs C asy@PTiae % SiYlce %Ysssra Sl ooSlaSo PIo
sHRs ssoScrs s%S and Clear pAos esSze
frs iS~ sus ss'f e''s sS ss re
ssss $2 EsS sSf SGsy ssS "a
Lo gsr M SsG s t2Ss wsss y 1 M o 9:s .,s
CSs oa SS SS.n bust; ssl..%SssS sSsD5
San Sush cST SSs' ~. los nS bush bow 'U'"' '' ''
CHICAGO Jay 2sFlonr steady and nnchangsd cboe' 70
S@%s.oa bakers scssi 10 rs!sa!s = l.Sst L5'. e.
5!s AaEa. 7iSs75 closing a. e sept .5,,Ss 5SS
s cs ss GS;las Gsy S1 S4i SsTs osSs
!s<S443 clOshs t4 sept. 4tS%tstc, ,SS SlO'ns & a
August. . s2oc closing. AZ 2!ci sept. 2eEssOhc.
S%sGff Hys ff
sS a, q S cs. q go oSss ssp TO- s. g m ens
g SSo 62 Lard hI@ sses ran.e :. Sash g ., cSS q"
SEPT 81 5SSsS Ss ss% closing % 4 % SSssS
g b. % short ds hSaS" s%e. 81 Ss sss
5000 sS, What iS @ us S%'n GG
1900 bush shPnlents-Flonr 1000 S3ls wheaS Soo0o 500
5ny quiet; Family e ss: f S
Sspts 1900 bush s1gmsHt 1900 bush eC5nmMS mdyS.
s1s sori sS s. ySHs Lard g 3
9qFt s sS, e 49, = So e. DS 9SS % kUs ESs
Common and Light q O0as4 3d. Packing and shipping
MILWAUKEE Sqly 2sTlO9E steady .N Wheat QSlst cssS
knHSr%s steam cs.S July sSs
SS Hs so % S %Sss Grn Barley Barley ship
PEORIA July 2s.-ccrn ar%: High Mixed q S4i,sc No
sisS SS. $sls ST Ma Ss;sS SysSSo
S%ss u S 6a ss9SS S1Sa bush SSS SusS
l% The s
lots meet Immediate home trade wants Westsrn and
ISsS wtaE spot spot Lot, quiet
ss Stc August ss % sept st NC octoOe
s6<es51c; Corn strong SPOT Lots quiet Steamer no
No yellow. track and grain depot jIc No Mixed July
S5I &c. Oats nffn: Rejected White, 37tc No White
IO1, 6tiU No White H'.c; No 2white July 4Od et Pc
Pe3nsyIyaDa Creamery Eta a3S2iG Bradford
II lBc Cheess-New York full cream 9o+c
sugar-Granulatei 6tc.; Confectionery A. 6'G5ac Ke,
csipts-FlOur bbls Wheat lO6 600 bush Corn. 1000
bush shpnens-Wheat 2oOO0 bush.; Corn. 10000 bush;
Oats 900 bush.
sr. LOUIS. July 2s-Flour quiet; XXX 50 25SS2 rs;
Family 81 GOa as3 90 Choice, s2 9OdsS 10 Fancy Is 4OS
Cash g August 75sc sept 77hc Cor, Corn aS.ys s
oats weak: No Mixed. Cash. 27a27 sc August "a 2c;
Sept. 2slsc Rye, SOC Barey-No spring arc S9ttsf- @
81 Timothy s2 Prairie % 90 pnrs BT,n:S iS .o e
Bulk MeatsLcng Clear s. 20 short Ros s. 80 80 shSr. s
Wheat i7s 900 bush; Corn bush Oats 5000 BUSH
Rye 900 bush: Barley, 900 bush. shipnent. .-Fogr
7OOO bbs Wheat 1000 bush; Cora. 1900 bush; Osts'
1900 bush. Rye, 1000 Barley none.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

Tn, decrse In Wheat lssOOUO bushels; Increase corn
The Kingdom supply for the week ended July ~
soo including home deliveries OF nsa. ps% ~ nc as nsbrs
uea against 4OOOU,n bushels estimated weekly e0nsu R
ton. lndcnE roiu' u'n oi reserve ''"eA sSu~'
Ysstsry the wcather in the Kingdom and on the
other output tue Wheat crop ~ ue nt
5Oy0OoO 10 1IoOOoo bushels against 7"eSo'o' Ou'noi'
Tie s Frsncn n~s crop ~ 1855 sl2 97s bushels
The gremnary esunses 0r .ne Of STVp or sect 70 re-
.s.on fiviu complete returns. l., o-,
uasnG Gs s sesS a Sns GsSSan Empire
and nearly as large 1,ST ASsg 2spSr damage n The
Western sat; T P% storms ysssasy .ac disposition toward
amne but e demand s e refsp'I SE soSsSc No.
4ss't 7ss Glover T%Gy Sy S
ping 80 SSsei RrArs IoSt5c ssrsw kS2g Eye 0o~
HoIXssEsSaa:i anu 4. ike for so test boiling
'Scs IL iUs'; tsPSs dull on nominal
si5 transferable nOces a ugus delivery Issued At elS ~
S's sSe spot % s.s' ssa S.1rs.
in'a at &s, axe
Bars. saea 2, 40 'I for Ssar.s Tun::aSo notice:
issued issued At ss sDeIter FIst ls5 S10OC Tran'ferA
NAVAL sTOKEsspn TaIpentlSs uDehAnSsG being n.
que. an cay A. s.G tor o Al uncSsnged
S.S HS,in s 'sias s1oi: sraasS TO
e. ,S NSG1 Cia.. 70 ss = W &.'si
OCEAN FREIoHTs-oue. and about steady &C CON osI
Sr'h Ssjs VS .es SS sSos sSs'G QUO no.
Stions: Flour Ia 3D. oIcAks Ils. SPi grAnusted
;s.'s Il. a. '; is; Sss4 i
VkE hence steamers Win Iooeceo ~ "a %
sSd hence steam 5000 Susu. grain
hence steam Berth quotAtcnsi Flour, LA "a. ehesss
as oloaLe lOs EranaAted sugar iSs sd cutio.f & aSs
"a; rosn. la ID; tobacco l7s- Cd neasurement Eooah
'ssn'H Sr. o. ssrtl Ssstssss.; 81 81
s:0VS a. !Is :s.ur:nsSi Sccdssz. a. Va "a cheese ia
HACA5sAI nsa,s, bark, 214 tons case oh ana
sa ss1f. ssis' .S RTsss soS.ooo. ss
Bn.h bns sa general earCc u%H sun SISa1 81
iSs eaOon. xzA Vd (efd ia ed osS 3os ,.ow lSs
pd besi sA yd PORK ss rO:n Ia sd; ns4,a.'ne@' 1Ts
ra.czED1rT. hence sriti:S steamer $4,000 ars Srsin
PROVIsIoNs-PoRK-Ths movement was aIm to-day
reprussniiug Interest from exneTerA priess ~
,S2Esf srns ssS JoS los S.s. quoted :, 80
e y ~ g &c g.: .s:' a.:
Ssssi 81 t EI as: sss . ST .osss
hEzTseHsvs soTs Demand snd price, r
S.sy strung saIs PlckIsd Hama iSc AO00 richl:'
1sisSi q average Piskisd Bsinss aGo.d S5oeAe S;I
Es:a ifSH4is %sis: Sot.1 s1'lis a.ss ssSaa
pLksafs aonE ns H. e'sr s .s,.Sn ss SslTS :, sSS
c.S e Ss' q sssYor S y As Ws Lses Gear SsC
| sSoft Clear eoOe. DKkksEp hoos=Aavs AZ q, as
snd ,sAaI gss ci. ass,y s e gss ssrssS & ssSs sse
ss.sssSs st RSs;s a. fss'ss .s sss s. e
;o s:'.. s. 49,, g =. Ssi.|:e .s.s y .G &
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
GRAIN AND PR0DUcE MleKETs
FEATURES or ssw.yORg peALrxa1


Yesterday at the Produce Exchange was .
day OF rsaooa Wheat sarrsndsred gain Of ne pre-
vous day. ssvs for fractional exception bat sern
Yielded only what bs exDoood after the oooyast
movement which had taken place. AZ 70 the sSsesa
s,tua Ion no change 10 to No recorded Extremely ba-
,sh dispatches from abroad zero coptradisssd. sn1
plenty OF reports gurued favorable 70 The
hone thu, spring wasn't badly dausrsd sftsz
all A natter Of fact. the changes yesterday vsrs
Tho logical result Of earlier speculative movements
she deeipe and short saes being
sncnuras Ell such unloAdinx There
no reason to revisa ths rus aready eIprssed IN hs
rolnvun Of tho entirr outlook. Cash wheat Ish eoiL
- cent, and exporters bought 81 NV, noso-h re
opiions clo.ed he.vy at losses OF essw 49, ~.
November. So; Des smber. sok. January w. ese,S
Cash esrp declined A9% cent. not sE
Iosters nos eneouraxss 70 buy more Irsry
than take l6OO0 hushels The exrefne Tali IN tne
options vas S9l7s c<nts, but . Kreas meny w~se
hOders shzkeu ont and tho close vsa imgfuvco ~
net o.s~s of 7sas e-at a. folioss July. ~;
August, SOLE; septsm'.sr oiS; 0ctober. o21 crsts
fall y cont 70 30is for Ju fos Az gust ~ =, 80 .
for Septeuber ai 33% snd 3 r october ~ 34t nentA
The lard speculation without new featnrr. but ops
tiOns sdvahrrd o. pointa follows: August 81;
September, 9fj 80 Octoeer. % 10 Nov-snb-S. % oJ
Tue reeeipts of grain yesterday At kewf ORR. fnils
S7SRo3 bushels corn, 205 800 bn-heis: osts 276<5
bushels srain 800 03S basbels hoar 33'3s bar
rea Al Chicago. Milwaukee, and g. Louis tie arrivals
were: Wheat 338.2G9 bushels; eoru 3o802 eashsiss
oats. l89 IA bushss total grain, e3l.<3S bushels;
1our, 13, ,263 barrols-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
CLOSING SRIUss OF P4i1A OsLPaTt sTooKS
WEDNESDAY, July 28-P. n.

WEDNESDAY,, July 28-P. n.
The Peunsy lvsua Railroads. report OF Its husness
last month makes favorable mpar.sou With the same
month Of tbs preceding two very had y-arN The
Western leased lines. however do notnake materially
better showing by the statement printed below the
net 60 PeunayvsniA Railroad OF ell hnes last Jnne
&527Il7 greater than In June. 1888, aud $%l3.73S
greater than Juns 1894 ana for The ak months TO
June so this 81 675 than for the ak
ouths Of 1885, but S3Gs 800 smaller than Tor the sr
months OF 1884 Favorable this comparison 10 with
tnn years TIA earnings OF this year make poor
showing compared with the years 1881,
1882 and 1889. For these three yoars the net
OF the PenBayivanis lines east OF PitishnrR
In the month of juno follows 1883. Sll70.lA2;
1892 81 53A333; 1891 81 .5t3aud the leased lines
west OF PittsburG under the amount OF
their rental 1885, 36O 1892, over $3s ssG
1881 under $564O0 For tht ak months the net OF the
Pennsy lvania Railroad, including ail tnes wore 1883.
SlO.622 .e37 1882. 81. .o69 <65 1881 $870l757. Tue
capital stock OF the Pennsylvania Railroad at tho be-
euuing OF 1881 was $e7,s7J,2oo; now It il
S9A777. $50.
Tho principal trust companies OF NewYork have inst
made their sen reports to tue Bank Department
Of the State chow greater accumulation OF money
,han exer Tho de positA IN June 80
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

e!oe- elosng esee City steam gesa4y eeles s0 - =
0Aoo ReaeA quoted nominally 7ei oontnenA JIoD12eo
...buTTER and CaEESk not varied since ear last
, esss
tSSa I2Sl:sS wsisa iuss lsSiSiel Wesssfa limitation
tory. I0Sl5c. cHEEsE-statS IL kcsc.:Nishi snms 90
sSs .,S wss.srn cs cnss:s weak
srEARiNE.onIeg and unchanged. CiV quoted at es
9Stc sales 10 tcs Prime Western - 7tc oeomazFsfno
sU0Ak-f6e market for kaw Sugar 10 dap and easy %
l1t60lstc for MuscovedOas SIec for 06 test CenFt
fugal and lSa$c. for Moasssa Refined dan Cutioaf 6s
% .l6c. Crushed, 6h6 I l6c Cuhea 0he; Powdered
7.iso91c.I 0ranuiated 6sc. Mould A. 6lsei confeo
toners A. &C.. Co6ee Standard. o-c: coaee on A. epc
White Extra C. 1he5hc.: Extra C. 6o6 3lec; q, &S0
As,c; Yellow. fh1lSc.
6alee. 10000 Al An
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Pa. v3r.t Rig,-. V.s,.,, ,af RsiispgfI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFFEF.in Brazil growtns the market 10 stl In a dnl!
and unsatisfactory condition Buyers ndnerent ana
sellers ma tain prices tho previous bas OF valuapons
gc Tor tio Invoices fair .recons Contracts were quiet
The uarkft opens ut unchanged prices and closed stav
at advance OF points on new onths while late yptOns
did not change The hnal figures Jnly 76o August
76oH7d5; September 765977O; Ortober 7709775 No,
ycmeer M M1I0gI1e December 77ie7s0 Sales lsiSc s:ss
Loco bags heraeaibo and 1000 bags Porto Cabello.
COTTON-Fur spot lots the prices net CHANGED
nom yeeay basis and the tone Of the market was staV
Sales 5t2 haies !2t7 last evening". OF which SO bales
were TOT export ami the balance for consunutlon Port
cepa today OIL bales comparing with 278 bales this Gay
last week and $50 bales this day ast -
QuOau0ns based the standard OF casshcaoon
are a follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
EXtrenea
TuneinraiIic Notlccs N Ol5

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLouR- IrreguArity inactivity
let sgsn day hear oF concrssons Of 6a loo. on
os wru selling has been but there Ia no
be te4ri'd as tntiryy nominal Mlnnrsoa Patc1,s on
,SS ' 9" s nave so" dS dnT ana af'.c
i6oo Do '""%TGS ncGns 500" CS
ira - $50 - 10 for The whole range neluding SoGd 70
Winter Wheat EIt s2 81 @ts IS 3 Common 70 aCSG S
g. 81 ass 6 mainly at 81 75S IS 90 800 Ibs sup~rane
e 80 the latter for Choice Winter Wheat m b6l.
g SSscy Mi E.!1s ~ We. i$dss %
So Common Good Extra Western 81 7o6$5 81! Good
Extra Ohio g. oca 81 q ss4 20 chocS
% Il g. Faint 3 g+ y MsnTS o saes En 8
Goo t$7oss4 go good very Cnoes = @ S5St3 90
I"s Ws, %. :: S. TG% = 20
m prs aS gSe sales o bbs including Common TO
Far EIlra at $3 o5as3 IS, and Fair % Choice At
yr ~ Ssi. q $40 Cbs supsTne at 81 s6Sss
MEAI-straly. Yellow Western quoted at 81 6oaS2 TO-
Ora WmEAf-tssh IoI~ heavy and isS'.c lower,
nS ng "tS trade or city Milling Options were irregular
Geay ami owe 9ps9ng nT% ,.n 1On % Igns
tot bcanr weak ruisi irregular. declined e3c advanced
GaS; spccalauye nslIng fairly active saio. S2t
trixt aud private terms; No Ret s2IS
s USSsG sG F So & 40 COST ii ssTs ssvs.o
dSGa sjLS. Oh board No Red TOT July
closing at "A 10 Tor August "a l0bbfc closing
&C. for September sJtGs7 40, closing at % &c.
lo fpl OcODcr, sBa-den ", closing AZ ~ INc no. Tor
November Gs97,c, closing at asc: do Tor December
at SN4c.. do Tor January. DOA d1Ztc1
closns At ,Oa May rs bdy7 &c. closing Al 05% &C.
80. .HYE r. and BARLEY MALT-Dul aud nOmlnAly un-
chAuK,.l CORN lots have been dull AMI IA &c.
lover rosing Export uHug very slow. A. we'll as
tot home Options irrg Art unsete' heaVy ana
A-d - o~cr oUenIng str1ng At AN advance OF Sa & ana
fiT Ilrt advanced then the feeling became weak and
very irregular DECLINED va - then advanced ~6 Ac
snd eose unsetts Al ~ under tho best prices o. the
day SperIl ir4ing iary actv sales, l4hOD Dusn
fute 900 bush spot including Ungraled Mixed
a 4S. d-iIVrIt~i No Tor july Ao't
6Uc cos,us DOC do for August 49, S6lt tc closing A.
i,c; Septsmber 5O4 652nsc- closing 81 Of Nc
do for October. 81 's0jJ tc closing At 81 - oATS
| ash dun anil "a 1c lower closing heavy IN
opcnng steady dc'llns 80 VI AMI & closed weak ,ns
No al 3Gc.. do White 9Sa40 5c No: 80 Sd3o'.c; 10
White. al Ga3 MIvi Western. S6dtOc DO Whlte tV@
47c White Sntn. ~ Ic No. tor July rlrsnR al 5oT
nominal do ror August SSSes4c, elosnk Al go; ~
do Scptembc So. aS4 &c, closing Al 55tcj 40 10,
Octoher At934Ac closing At ~ Ao.....'FEED-ou'e'
Frun Walker private dailv circular July ~. 1899;
Comparative heat Al nVe Atlantic ports al da1eS
nd
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29


large part OF ths Sl3I s52<62 OF depossis loaned
and that part with the by IRE and life nsur
anoe comr uies. 10 10 De added 10 tho bank loans of
1863 OOO, ,OOo arrive idea Of the expansion OF
creditA
The spec q ion ct the Stock Exchange today took
broader range aud Has generally distributed over
the whole list nA usual of late Its character
wider 5mta Crn,rA and Hudson remaiued the leader
with dual gain OF per ccnt. followed closely by Lake
Shore which SHOWS q gain also OF per cent These
wer, the early mOveWentG Later Delaware LAcka-
wsns and Western q per cent deSpit" tho fact
that Ia selling low ever. Notwithstanding the
agreed advance in prce Ard hnally thr
granger stocks just before the close were novel
forward l3ei per cent At ths opening C"nira aud
Hudson sttI acted goolly number OF brokers' aud with
good deal of apparent eKciteueIt, early sales were
madc a. lUs 1885 1854 last evening; IN i've
after tho opening tha spot for dealing III the
stock almost cutIrey deserted; tho Late move
spasmOiic all day eth r several brokers
hal purchase there wers no Or"rs; at 40
o'clock there bid oner for the stock with
nominal quotation OF 100 iO9L but before the close
the excitement Of the opening repeated and sold
nm ca 10 47la Outside OF the stocks named the aket
va. dull aud few stocks cos,d lower than last
Ing Tho transactions amounted to 23l.O97 shares.
against 1893 296 shares yesterisy The market closed
feverish ana lrrssular rather than strong.
Government bonds dull aud nrm at unchanged
quot aiIons. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

Loxpox Isy @ 5rseAecs- Laesssa oa, an Ise eaes4
70 ;se sc csls e LOO. lSs o. Pc e. ssassx rsts.s
ews Psss iis 3D. Sl{s ca Prsyisiess- i@sT szx q -
EfasaI pcsr..lnS sss saa Ia g SI2s q ~ nssssy1s
ed. Mutton. asa q es7s q: ceooaass Oi-cvia l9se
e26 Be-; Cochfn. e32 O. asa
ANywREP July 2a-Petroieun- Vine pale An<xscnn 10
france 10 ceetimes paid and Is ancs 81 csatnss sses
Wucox'e Lard ecsod at 70 hnncs ~ Confines pex -
kiloa
pExnEn July "a res!c.sum-e maria % pfeonisa
Wicoxs Lard closed ~ 80 marks 10 pfcnbnas t1o y