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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-25
FIRST DISTRIBUTION.
List OF the Lucky Numbers Held ana
Premiums Awarded.

IL. Herbert.
CO. Hyperion Ontre MGR
90 p.r.oa
lzo' Moonstone.
l79. Kirk White.
$40. WaItar wooa Mn
80 c,u,,.a.,a 49,. ss1 '
uuiSers travels
40. Holande.
24G. Smiles Duty.
sos Anror. o,oh
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fo9' Macauley's history OF Englandi5
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300 GSS 6 Lauy Au1ley.s secret
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DO oiS Science sro9Iems,
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ii4d' Takes Co. fOlding'Beds
100 Ihackeray.
HI Lucille.
lleo' rrincess OF mule
!20S' ripper.
Ky. File 10.
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1907. Wills.
1867. Twice-Told Tales,
1873. Dunallan.
1851 scott.
1897. Hearts and Science,
l4l0. Box Climax tobacco.
l4l7. Campbell.
1893. Plckwick Papers.
l5lS. Aytoun.
1913. Schiller.
1916. Giant Raft.
1913. M. Lecoq.
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1868. Hood.
1912. Emmerson's Essays.
1912. Secret Dispatch.
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1868. Lady of the Lake.
1860. gibbons Rome.
1886. Lalla Rookh.
1892. Pendenis.
1888. Chambers Encyclopedia, 6 vols.
1867. Odyssey.
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1906. Dickens Works, Is vols.
1922. Dore's Bible Gallery.
1851. lrving's works, 10 vols.
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1886. Airy Fairy Lillian.
1906. 0ssian.
20l4. Favorite Poems.
2022. Case Common Sense soap.
2l99. Chaucer.
2l62, Burns, vols, illustrated.
220S. Manual OF Ancient History.
2233. Scottish Chief.
2242 No, lO Norwegian FLOW.
1854. Heaven In Song.
1924. Burns.
1926. Taime's English Literature.
1886. Homer's Iliad'
PAP. Wooing OF.
1886. Green Mountain Boys.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-25

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF New.YoRg pEALryG4

The wheat speculation suffered depression OF
has trading due the discouraging
cable adve heavy receipts reported at the West and the
fears large the visible supply statement the
latter less beash than had been expected
shorts began result Of efecng
a rally OF 4ds cent. The close firm at the
best figures as follows; August and September
s67s; October Ss4; November. $685. December
9IL; January. 92S; May, 97ss cents. Cash
lots Welded ia cent exporters SO 900 bushels
Cash corn a shade easier with nearly 10000 bushels en-
gagged by exporters The early weakness In the options er
tended declines Of 4ds cent but the Improvement IN he
dealings left the net losses at only ds cent a
bOl for September 5O3 October 51 for November ana
sea- for December The end firm at top figures
dull but options shade higher at
81 for August 3i for September 800, for October ana
cents Lard options gained az points as
follows September 81 40 October 81 OF November So 80;
December, IS rs. ,,,
The REGENTS Saturday New-York. Philade
phia Baltimore and Boston follows Wheat 1877
bushels 553 bushels; 1875 57 bushels; toal
grain Liza 1853 bushels: -four 25442 barrels At Chicago
Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals Wheat 2o oo
bushels corn 447 bushels oats 3S977 bushels TOTAL
grain l. 90 700 bushels; -four, q. 1853 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 80 t>pecaD.-There was every in
dicaton curb that this would be great day for
bears" wheat and There 100000 bushels
of new wheat Louis and 1874 900 in at Duluth
Of In here nearly 300 more thh
expected 2s5 Of wheat There in all 2O72
OF grain Of all brought here the railroads in the
forty eight hours expected that the receipts tomor
will be at least $500.
opened at tn cents for October Corn sold al AZ
cents for october started under the put "
price did not get more than -
About buying in the anticipation tat
the supply figures when announced would be smaller
generally expected On this theory October was sent
10 775a 1t sent back 10 ~ cents
again. selling supposed TO be for Cudahy;;
Iverpoo priv said the market there for wheat
weak visible figures showed Increase IN wheat
bushels Increase In corn OF s3IOOO bushels
and an increase in 800 bushels Wheat on TINS
announcement up fraction TO 77S where II closed
The charters to-day 2Ss 600 bushels OF wheat 3oOO
bushels oats 1000 bushels OF corn 900 bushels OF rye
aud 5000 bushels of haxseed The curb price Tor Octo
Der wheat 20 cents puts on October "ya e
773d calls october wheat lS4 cents
receipts to-day Of wheat 26O OF corn au
of OATS Puts this afternoon sold al AZ
cents calls 42ads2 Tie anticipated receipts
tomorrow Of wheat LOO OF corn ana ooo VI
n4fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

Cowa Bulls ana MfxeA 81 bo1t3 30; Bulk 81 40013 00
through Tcxas steers 81 7oa&3 Co.
Hoes-Receipts $4,000 head shipmentA $500 markos
strong Rough and Mixed ~ s5aS4 S. Packing and SHIP
ping ~ soaso lo' Light Weights 81 7ses. 49, shps ~ ~
Sh.ep-Receipts $500 shipments zoo; MARKET steady
Natives 81 009s4 00 Texans 81 1884 TO- Lambs - W
ass 90.
The Journal special cabegram from London quotes
American Cattle best grades, at he -.
ST. LouIA Aug so-Cam'oReceipts 500 hcad; mp mp
ping steera a. 30dst rs; Common 70 FAR. 80 65ds4 22
Butcher Steers s. 60dS4 co. Cows HeiferA 81 20
So So Sockes and Feeders IS 20 asa co. Grass Texans
81 1888 85
HoGs-Recepts 300 head: shipments 600 market firm
and active; Heavy 81 eo9S5 10; Packing - 4o0sA oo'
Light 81 lOdS4 65.
Shssp-Recepts 400 head shipments soo market firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS OF NERVES TO-DAY.

u
the average estimated at SIS 60
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.The arrivals of Beeyes the
past Meek wee nssn more han las. week and 30 mead
with light arrivals Wednesday the market ruled firm at
finish especially Good Cattle The offerings
Friday 75 caroads) met with fair demand at generally
well sustained prices, closing dull and tribe weak on the
British have ruled dull and lower with refrigerator
bringing bTT ac dressed Weight anu ''''
home demand for Dressed Beef has continued slack al
though prices were little nrmer later on in the week
Live calves have continued in good demand Choice
veas ruled firm up to TIE close OF the week but the fee
and coarse heavy MIX Calves Veals ranged
7c for Poor TO Coce and Grassers and Buttermks have
The supply OF sheep and Lambs has been liberal although
yanced early IN week fully .c per 10 closing weak later
on Of Lambs has caused dull trade and
prices tended downward all the week and at the
low 4A04c Poor TO Good Sheep have sold at
Hogs have varied but little price Arrivals from the
State have en n free n9S prices 1 have nss r9 s1S
have sold al 4l2d4sac
Jc9e Nv and Bs cSTs AZ yoh h making 457i head
against 4, 500 head last Monday.
for Mezger and cars OF local stock 'many bulls
Al Jersey City II carloads of Export
for the steamer The Queen and q cars went direct to
The opened slow with Good Choice Native Cattle
steady Common steers and with downward ten
dency ater early sales the market closed dull AZ reduction
OF 0zv Oh aNana s, anu 1onoI 6su tho
current prices Wednesday and Friday. Fifteen
Texans and Coioadcs sold at g rs asa co. Common to
Native Buocks at 81 % CO. and Extra high as
Bulls fully PC per 100 lower az 80 25a$3 % and
Dry Cows not wanted at 81 5ds3 80 at which figures
No pnens Of live stock and fr s meat from this post to-
Beef and the steamer The Queen Will be laden with ABOUT
The weeks shipments of Live Cattle and Sheep Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO Aug sowheat firm NO -. H "a h,sr s5 gc
no M M. Michigan Michigan rn ne% s 60 cdS dTa f
$780, 30 81 feS %6 to Western ter s. a. canal tcs,
w 6 49, Corn :G H- 1866 5usn tofn
t NS!a5 60 SU 200 nu nai' cora 5o5o0 w
as ioa 25 rats9; sprpg "ns@a T. 90
s. 90 Patent Winter w M - - rade Soc
No White 81 ac.. No. he 80 % shorts ana Middng'
20G2Ic Eges-Fresh.d Eastern, lsc Receipts d ,o5
CGah. oats 900 bush shorts 1000 bush
BALTIMORE Aug. socotlon dun Maaggs gle. Of Flour
Eht % az ~ - no dc" Extra g % a 90 do Rio brands
81 81 Fatapsco Family - 10 superiauve Patent
81 ST. WhcaI-soutnern lower Western S%eL southern
Red spot sI. SOC. Aug "a Sc sepemIer - :
White 40 Doc. do yellow. 5Oa5l nc. Western Mixed spot
4s .yc August as s%T Sep &c. Weern he
So S5c: do Mixed 80 35c renusyivania- z9G5ic kye
T,1o,s aniet Mess Pork sIi 2jGli IS Bukmeats.
hosIs 'sa Sg- clear S SIDES &c. sms
Lard refned SC. Butter-western Packed. lOGl5c;
reGnei 6IS5c whisEey. 10 i2o. Treghts 70
LyeFpoIh pI $50 66i, Wheat 7oa1o
bush Corn CG. bush 1ats S9 700 Sns
ass 5Su zoo N Gash.; Corn. 1900 basll
CHICAGO, Aug oo-FiouT steady and unehanSed Choice
Minnesota Bakers - oOG - o PATENTS - $685. 90 Low
Wses weaker sales ranged August 7597O.e closing at
z e sept 20 o2' sprns az Is C. Corn steady
cash $780, August 3d. G4O.4c. closing 3v@.c. sept,
a. Gsis qa't sales Cash. % August y
- Ss duet T' No. a. c
o. S5sc Flax seedNO l. 81 oo Mess PORK nI.s s
Closing Coz sept 50 ~ Ssg 30 cosns az az
81 70 - IN Lard miner sales ranged: casn 81 2S
August 81 ~ 2us7 20 closing At - ~ 1851 70 setem'
CASH -; 70 BOxe>i MeatsDy sailed sLoulders-s5 20
Eece,pt.9Iiour 5000 DGl-: Wheat $4,000 bush: Corn
10 a1 hush shipments-flour l4.OOO Dbls. Wheat lV7OOJ
BUSH 42jOoO bush; oats 4soooo oush' rye Zooo
Asg $50 Whear q oRcr So Ret 4se Re.
cents 5000 bush. shipments II 200 Oush. Corn-No.
PR 900 Lard 50 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 10 ;
snort os - 30 go at at u iS Hogs
Common and Light s. 9Ods4 90 Packing and shipping
"a oUG4 80.
Aug Cash Michigan Ked 7slc; No Red 7slac cash;
august I.w 20 &c. N Ssps WHIT: new SOC
MILWAUKEE Aug. 3o-Four steady whea; steady Cash
Aaeg'is 5 e s' y sgS ssc Or Ba &% Z
Prov.sions-Mess Pork Cash or sept % 90 Oc- ~ o.
LsrTI@s Tenery SS i7c barry SGI7c c6eeseBe.t
Cream o9c Eggs1Fresh IL "a &c % % sn,n
meUTsF Flour $50 D6Ir.: Barley
pKomrA Aug socorn eassr High Mifed 49, @ses 40
Wblte 7a a2sc: NO Mixed. 25d26c. Rye-No. 2. new
ossa at I've aoc
6,0D bush; oats. 10000 Rye. 1000
Aas 81 sC Sndes ;. sqs Xxx * r 81 IS
So 80: Patents u 0Oasi 70 Wheat hrm; no; hei:
S-se , M,;sa CASH s SS6c August so'.c sept SO
Oats weak No Mixed CASH 2, 20 2tc; August , y, c
Creamery is De: barry 10 lsc Eggs-l2c Flax seed
g. % Sn rIsy' 81 10 o. Pars so
Bulk Meats-long Clear s. 70 snG. KlSs 70 1S 100 Ss
Wheat 40 900 Corn. 1000 busn oats 1sOoo BUSH
kye osGo S Wseat a. 90 BUSH Corn LOO BUSH OATS
1000 bush; Rye.none barley NOME
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
european Advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRr
EPPS'S COCOA.

pppAKFAsT"B thorough knowledge OF inc t,aa
laws which govern operations OF digestion ana s
"a % - eco reul appicatlou OF the hno properties OF Nen
rted COCOA Mr Epps provided our break asl taDos
decatey Favored beverage wleh may say s Of
Diet m. con may DO gradually Dui up - MI
eronVl 10 every tendency 10 ulstss
tie sad.es .Ie boating around US ready 10 assS f nv
t..a weak We escape many iatAl snAlt ~
n well fortified with pure blood and PROV
sriy tivil service p1e o,,v A., alt
Aade sln s,nceYs labelled thus; JAMES EPPs Co.
ToneouatLic Chemists. London. EusiAne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
- MA Rss,r, vssss,s ant RsiiroS1L
cpNFPkJ. MARKET REPORT.

corvErIn the line Of Brazil growths the marScI ~
COrF a, loi.c Mid grades firm The contract MARIE.
snr"@a steady points ADVANCE and Closed
ns soe Apr SS0dsS5c; september ISL SoSoa , ~
go s70da75c. November s.6OGao3ci pecenioe''
Yeas sc sales. 81. $50 bags. .., -, ,eo
oC0TT0NThe market for spo. Cotton was reduced
aies oQt bales (fsO hales Saturday evening" ncumnk
400 hscs for export and 1914 bales for CONSUMPTION % ca
and 6l8 ba npartnE WIN SO, o
eep ase days last $3.50 bales this day last year
based on the standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

FAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
~ GEORGIA RAILROAD COMPANY. o,,n.>rv or
The certificates OF the CENTRAL TRUST COMfhNa ~
NETWORK. and stamped stock Ceftlncaes; WI Ut ar
ON FRIDAY, TIL T. 10TH
the Office of the said Trust Company for new NJ m
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway Io"psn''
accordance with the agreement Of reorganlLao
The assessment OF D per Income Bona Soi"
will be due pay able on that date ,,,,trrrF n
PURCHASE AND REORGANIZATIONC COMM trd nn ~
THE EAST TENSEsSEE, VIRGINIA AND uftol.uiA
RAILROAD. n. 4. O2<COAAs SN~>A,~~
Gsw.York, Aug. II, 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
THE PEIROLEUM Ma RKET.

There was nothing to call for comment in yester-
days oil speculation The gauge of the Washington County
district about 10000 barrels In spite OF the open
ing of another large well There Is guarantee That the
Weld NAV not day be TO 5000 barrels bnt AZ
there guarantee that IN low nouns
have passed out OF slght as factor III
production The market was but one remove IRON stag
nation and the close utterly devoid of sgnicdnce
The range prices and the total dealings at the Consolidated
Exchange were as tOuow5
Opeuing .......... 6la LOwest...--...------- 6O,s
lglest.............. 81 y flnal % =
Refined oil was dull and unchanged at IS cents per gallon
OIL CITY Penn. Aug 30.-Crute On-Natona' Transit
Certificates opened 6l4 highest price. 81 lowest
price co., closed ella sales. ga 900 barrels ciearahees
Lao O0u barrels charters. 390S barrels shipments
81 $50 barrels runs. - barrels
PrrsBURG. Penn. Aug. 3O-Crnde Oll-fe'roieum s'eay
National Transit Certificates opened 81 i and closed at I'll
highest price 81 a lowest price. bl
BRADFORD Penn. Aug. 30-Crude On-Nationai transit
Certificates opened 81 and closed nj Gls highest price,
Ola. lowest price. 81 eetrah,es 4vO'OVo oarreS
TTusvLLR Penn. Aug educational Transit Certihcates
opened at closed at III highest price, Ola lowest
uTiee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

at bSc S2c pulled Of 7c Spring California
e lsc sccgrsn Ts.ns = sPr19 TcnA; a. 22e
at Soc oregon ct 24c Canada Combng ct &c., aud
a. Unwashed at 3Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
Professional.

. CONTRALTO with cultivated voice. COM
80, ,ar solos desires situation to sing In church
= perm eI ,rrferred Address for week CONTRALIo'
Tfbune blown once, .23s broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COZ
TREAsURERs OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, 7
NEw-YoRK Aug. "a, 1886.
BONDS of the BUFFALO and STA LINE
- RAILROAD COMPANY, amounting TO 100000 ami
failing the FIRST of SEPTEMBER next will be paid
by this company when due at the Union Trust Company OF
New.YorK. L. ID. WORCESTER,
Urea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
GOVERNMENT 4 per cents

be converted into the cent semi
annual adventures OF the AMERICAN INVESTMENT
net double the income. and be exactly
Each OF 100000 bonds secured by deposit
with the MERCANTILE TRUST co. OF 100000 First
Nor,gage Loans on security 1926 900 IN adj
don To the Con,panys and surplus OF - ~ 900
ONCE 1870 Nassaust A. l.. ORMSBY, Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

r,p erocK MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH
,.ro Ana 3o-The Dr0UerF Journal reports cdt,e
s o3 mead; shipments. 500 narkol s5r1ne. ap
49, -. ~ 90 q 30 5tOckers aud feeooi -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

Transferable
tToT-p AND MEAI-FLOUR-wthou qnotable change
q, nr'ces the Flour market has been dull ana ma
which gives selling basis The bulk Of the NewNoTR
E however is OF Old Flour which is not pressed ior SAFE
Bnvers are uniformly indifferent and the whole inatse n
timed full Of Flour N TINS drsGiion h
ports and oca Sb9ers are sEe Of s
prices than is now nomnay e 40d q, 10 Tor lie
SSs S 1SSge 800 SSlS winter Extra 81 70
t S TO Go S sne e 6 g 25 $50 sapene
80 for sr r o S9 Winter Wheat 900
Mil Extra al - 60 e. co. To-
Ps ahc2 EIr STATE s. Common to Good Extra
%eseTs ~ Common to Fair Extra h OasS 10
Good q soss4 Choice - q 80 % q JO~TS Sa
MiSnre g 80 75 saghi g oOq = GO Patent - 40
f fT Extra = Good s. 7oa q So Cool to
8 S' Nh aS fa oT %ess na q g.
s9 8 Co., 10 % s5s Hu sales go S5n bb
50 $ 50 60 for Common Patent to fs5 a5a 80 ~
ffi91-Rou Of and lchangei Sales. 400 ODs smperhne
at So 20 $ ORR MEAt0Dan yellow Western
GRAIN-WHEAT-ta lots were moderately active, and
lac lower closing hT@ With moderate H oasipTss io
ISt sloriTg pn and &c lower the fluctuations being
VIM Mn. be mt. Of i ~ opening heavy decline OF
further declined ~, %sT ae. Sns SlSse bms s
ure. 42iooO bnsh spot including No ooc ca %
Rcd IS a 5tsc; steamer No Red, $50, No 2 Bed
seq Coz IN dc Seys, October deliver Tngraded White
S2lgs4c 30 2 Red August, s6as as67s. closing al
SC7sc. do September SG2dS67 SC. closing al Sos 10
October a l56ass 49, closing at ssac: de; N9yem
dosing at 81 &c DO January. 92ls 92a-c, closing at 92G
40 MAY 81 a97 &c closing at 97s4c..-RIE and BAR
ny 'MAIT-Dull and nominal. -.--- CORN-Cash lois
were heavy and &c lower closing steady win ver' mol
erae trade Tor export and light business Tor nome use
Onions were dull irregular and lower opening weak az
decline of "a &C. further declined &C. advanced 90
and closed firm best OF the day sales 4ybOOV
Insh future 1874 900 bush spot including migrated MiHei
AZ lg65li,c No Q 49sc IN elevator Doc in store ana
Dos 5lc anoa No for September 49 30 81 closing al
50ic do October 504 5Os4c. closing at oo'4c 90 ~"
n a
1j2Ic closing at 52c..... A1s-Cash lots were heayv
and "a &C. lower closing steady. In options the tradng
wa slow and prices were shade hghef opening l9|5p NV
Ia declined advanced &c
firm al tie highest prices day eales 2G50O0 bush
tyot and future, Including No. at gle; 10 Mmei;
. IA do White. S30S3 PC; MiNtl
Western 80 a 33c; White Western, S5d4lc; No for
August closing 81 sc. asked; do September 81 so
81 sc closing 81 So do October S2Ss &C c@shg
at 32s,c do November. 81 Sd33 2c closing ~ DO &C.
-. FEED Quiet and unchanged
GIL, -. .,o.o a, Neur Ynrk RrnoklYn and Lereev City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

SPIRITS OF TURPENIINE
CHARLESTON. Aug. 30.-Turpentine steady at 3z2o
ShYIyS.u Aug 3O.-rurpentne nrnl al Doc;
W,iu,xsIos Aug. 30.-Turpentine nrin Al 81 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

New York produce Exchange staeme OF visible supply
Aug %. 1886: "a. Do po,,ar
ioa d 2s5 O35 1l77O27O 244s79 571 56i 57s9G0
Increase...... l464lS3 S3o354 19I7O2 5O03l Il"Ioi
De- reaSe .---.- - -..-.- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
Greplaees, Oratts, etc.
Miseell

TOR SALE.-A daily supply Of 10 cans OK
IL. p. DEGRAAF, 81 Bowcry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
Die supply in United States and Canada

Wheat Corn. oats rye BarIey;
Aug % So ll770270 424ts79 81 564 63 $50
Au 81 "a 3gS2OS52 lOaSlgl6 3247l7 h3i333 46l ~
Aps 20 S. al 67O459 s2l Ss6 1891 673 3s5 53
AVG go 81 ls 5j940 i49l Ol2 299O939 6e2oO4 loosIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

From Walkers Private Circular August 30 1856; p,,
The OF wheat at \owYOrk, Phlade pha l}alti
NOR and BOSTON week ended August D. 1886 wer
354673 bushels against 326S,7i9 bushels the prevou
week
NE stock OF wheatn store and ahoat in New-YOrk:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

Stocks IN store In New.Yok. Brooklyn and jersey Cly
grain warehouses and held IN railway lighters on ceruhca'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
Denver & Rio Grande Western Ry. {

Coupons maturing September l this companys mrs,
mortgage assene bonds will be paid by the company on anu
AFTER that date presentation Office 80 Nassaust
Bonds not hitherto asseDod WILL upon funding men, re
ceve in cash 500 81 per bond.
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~ II VTF II VI AN TIIIV DfN VVs
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMES
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS .
SAALE, We'd. sept. a M n Ida. sat; sept III m
ELRt SAT Sept. 4. 10 miTRAN r., We'd, Sept TO- r. 70
ALLER We'd. Sept ;. lSOpm EMS. sal. sept - a IN
steamers marked thus sail for Bremen direct, -
FIRST Cabin SIS location I'd Cabin ga
at lowe est rates
OELRIC MS & CO, No Bow ing Green
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New Orleans
STAINED.

The option market opened az poiuIs , S,turJo
day and closed nj 40 points decllho Aonu S"'
figuIps Total sales ASSOC bales.
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Diui6en6 Notices.
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST CohPASY'(
lib BROADWAY, Z

BOSTON. HoosAc TUNNEL AND WEsIERS}
COUPON No. 5, due March 1. 1886, on the
debenture bonds Of this company will be paio on anu
after September l. at the Bank Of North America
RUDOLPH KEPPLER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

Incoaso 523bl3 busels wheat 25236Z OusHoI9 0ats anu
decrease i27 .452 bushels corn - 900
The receipts at New York week August ~, 1885, were
lGOl $40 bushels wheat S2l,1O bushels corn $50 10y
I'm shes oats lOl 1913 bbs four against previous week
l76O4l6 bushels wheat 24O6l6 bushels corn. 556Ofo
bushels oats and 80 943 bbs -four.
Tie exports wheat wheat hour and maze IRON egh Az
ports far reports have been received up 10 Satu
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-29
ROUGH FEED NEEDED.
The Only System of Feeding Which

The Only System of Feeding Which H.
sures Complete Digestion.
All domestic animals need rough feed,
or 'stover," mixed along with the fine
food, hogs as well as the rest. In the
case of the Illuminating animals, it is
doubtful if grain or meal fed alone goes
to the first stomach at all. A large ma
jority of the experiments made to deter
mine this point, clearly show that fine
foods do not, to any material extent, go
to the first stomach when fed to cattle
alone; and if food does not go to the first
stomach, it can be only very imperfectly
digested, since it escapes the macerating
process of the rumen, and being remas-
ticated and mixed with the saliva. How
true this is every large feeder of cattle,
in the West at least, must know A large
proportion of the kernels of corn eaten
by the animals is found in their drop
pings, some wholey others broken, but
all indigested. If they had passed into
the first stomach they would have been
raised and remasticated, and certainly
would not have escaped this process
scarcely broken. So it is when meal is
fed. 1t passes into the third and fonrth
stomachs, mass of dough, into which
the gastric juices can not penetrate It
is true that the muscular contractions of
the stomach will give gentle motion to
the dough; but this will make it more
compact rather than of character that
the gastric juice can operate freely
upon it. If, however, we mix this meal
with Gu tstraw or hay, the, mixture will
go to the first stomach, and will, of
course, be remasticated, while the bits
of straw or hay will allow the gastric
juice to circulate through the mass and
insure complete digestion. Washington
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