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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
TRACK BUILDERs' sTRIKE.
CAPITAL NOTES.
THE MAcKEREI L

Washington, March 1e-.The committee
on ways and means instructed Backen-
ridge & Reed to endeayor to. day, under
a Suspension of the rules, to pass o bill
regarding the prohibition OF
catching or landing mackerel during
the spawning season.
THE TARIFF BILL,
The Morrison tariff bill was then taken
up for detailed consideration beginning
with the paragraph relating to lumber.
A AND DECISION
The secretary of the interior rendered
q decision in the ex-parte case of James
Britton, reversing the decision of the
commissioner of the general land office
of November IS, 1885. which
held that as under section
226, of the revised statutes, q person is
entitled to but one presumption right.
He could not, after perfecting one pre-
emption right be permitted to commute
his homestead entry into O cash entry
under section $50, of the revised statutes,
as this would be equivalent
to a second exercise of the same right in
respect to the interests involved. This
decision is regarded by land officials as
n of the most important public land
decisions made by the interior depart
ment in many years.
THE PRE-EMpTIoN LAW.
The house committee on public lands
agree to report favorably upon a bill to
repeal the presumption, timber culture
and desert land law.
APPOINTMENTS.
The president sent the following
TO the senate to-day: VIM.
N. Trenholm, Of South Carolina, to be
comptroller of the currency il place of
Henry w. Common, resigned; John H.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
rhe wreck OF the oregon.

Few York, March ia committee of
the Oregon's. passengers appointed at
yesterdays meeting to take stag. to re-
cover the value of their properly, called
at the Cunard line Office this morning
and left statements Of their grievances.
The Oregon Lies in one hundred and
twenty feet Of water and it is hardly
thought probable tina G steamer will
be raised. The cargo, engines and other
valuable parts of the vessel will be
brought to the surface.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YoRE.
New York. March 16.
WgEAT-Lower, heavy; No, 2, red April, s6S
OoRN-DulI; mixed western spot, 45047hsc;
futures, 46047Ac.
OATs-Western, S7hG45c.
PoRK-New mess $11.5o: old Sl0,2o.
LAED-$6.27h
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March 10.
WHEAT--Unscttled, higher; s4s5084A May.
O~oRN-Steady, lower, S9S May.
~OATs-Steady; Biz May.
RYE-5SMo.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
~RLAxsEED-1.11A on track.
TIMoTHY-Prime, Sl.67.
WHIsKY-S SLAP.
PoRK-Lower, $3.50 May.
LAnD-S5.9505,97h May.
Lsss ts,0og4.1o rough. packing ss,s094,o5
heavy packing and shipping SA,0O04,S0.
Cstt.e receipts 5000; steady; beeves 4,100
5,85 butchers 81, o0G4, 10; stockers S2,5094.S so.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee. March Is.
W~HEAT-Steady; cash ssAc; May s5h.
ConN-Dull. 40c.
OATs-Dull, $40.
RYE-Nominal, unchanged, 66c.
BARLEY-Quiet; No. 2. Bike.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
Death of an ola resident.

Chicago, March 16-The Evening
Journal received a dispatch announcing
the death of Tuthill King in Georgia
this morning. King war one of the old
est residents of Chicago and q very rich
man He wax about eighty years of age
and his marriage four months ago to a
lady much younger than himself at
tracted considerable attention in Chi
capn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
st. Louis

st. Louis, March 16-A st. Louis card
signed by the. prominent business men
OF this city, is to be published this after
noon to the affect that st. Louis merch-
ants stand ready to deliver merchandise
to n point as quickly and as certainly
as the merchants of any other city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
The Notice Laid over,

Chicago, March 16-A special from
Des Moines says that in the house
the democrats introduced a reso-
luton to reconsider the vote consuming
the president for his veto of the Des
Moines river land bill. The motion was
laid on the table,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
al COTTON Failrre.

Memphis, March lev. u. Gaibreath
& Co.. cotton manufacturers, made an
assignment this morning. The liabilities
amount to seventy three thousand dol
lars. Their assets, including two plan.
tations and interest in 800 bales of cot
ton and book accounts aggregate $l01,.
OGO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
A Heavy Libel suit.

New York. March 16-Riohard Rink,
master, and Erick Purser, of the steam
ship Fnlda, to-day filed u libel in the
United States district court against the
owners, at present unknown, of
seven cases and one package
of diamonds which were taken
off the steamer Oregon when she sunk
off Fire Island. The libel states the
value OF the diamonds at two hundred
thousand dollars.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
aily arsaas1a asaa 9akytaian

President Cleveland on Thursday
sent q message to congress vetoing the
bill for the relief OF settlers on the Des
Moines river lande.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

A western sight seer, being told that
the dried-up nj Of ITO pounds weight
was Evarts, the New York senator, said:
"By gosh? I'll bet he boards"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

John May, who will be one hundred
years old on the 18th inst, recently left
bis home in New Albion, Iowa, and To-
Gated on q Dakota claim, saying he de-
sired to grow up with the country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

The following is puzzling many: "If
two snakes twelve inches long COM
mence swallowing each other at their
tails and swallow for twelve minutes at
the rate OF one inch per minute, in what
position will the snakes be at the expira.
tion OF twelve minutes.-Ex.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

A dispatch from Devils Lake, D. T.,
says that Jonn Rookie. treasurer Of
Towner county. has fed to Canada, after
mortgaging property he did not own to
local banks to make good ashortage Of
$500.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16
ASt panI Murder.

St. Paul, MINI, March l6-It is now
stated that Smith who Yves murdered at
the transfer, registered at the Sherman
house here as w. ". Blake, of Dubuque,
Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

Two men employed in the construction
Of the Union Pacific bridge died at
Omaha Thursday Of "caission fever"
contracted by working in tho bridge
caissons. Another man was taken down
with the same disease and will probably
die, and a number Of others have re.
covered from'the malady.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

80
Olivet Rural Voice: Some of our
citizens who have lived upon their home
steads for more than five years, and
known no other home, and who made
application recently to make final proof,
found that they were unable to perfect
their proofSon account of not having
Sufficient improvements upon their
land to satisfy the ruling OF the general
land office. There war nj lack of Guilt
walton, as they had twenty-five to. fifty
acres under the pillow and constantly
cultivated; but the other improvements
which they had added to their CLAIMS
were not OF sufficient value.
In other words, the applicants
were too poor. 1t seems
not to be understood at Washington
that a very poor man is, more thar all
others, in need of the benefits Of the
homestead law. 1t also seems that it ID
expected Of q poor man with o family
when no settles upon a free home in
this new western country that he shsll
get rich before making proof of having
complied with the law in securing title
to his home. 1t is expecting too much.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

In connection with the convention of
March 18th, and The effort to have the
Sisseten reservation opened to settle.
msn59 40 may be stated that the Indians
ara friendly to tho move. A census taken
not long since made their number 1,453.
They are surrounded by white settlers
AMI pretty well civilized, having
c lurches, schools and generally very
comfortable dwellings. They have lands
in severalty, with farms we'll stocked
and in good cultivation, and do not re.
ceiye annuities or ~rations from the gov
eminent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-16

EA?! For notices in reference to Special ri
cnralons, changes of time, aEd other iteINsH HI.
interest in connection with the Chicego, = b be
EeEkee d st, Paul Railway, please ref6 "
local columns of this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
0earhers.

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n quarter for one week. The session consists Of
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au one 70 friend may share the sessions unusual
progress qua ranteed faithful students Refers TO present
anl FORMER pupils. Address
j. IsS T. NJ MONK, 1913 Laiayetteave. Brooklyn n y
BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
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free. Many vacancies. Form Tor stamp: X p A EHft
American school Bnrean west I.tl-ss. y. L
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Gov
errr, es etc 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
MRS. NJ J. YOUNGFULION, Is OnlOn square
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English desires pupils, male female for morning
honfs from September Is Address X lGl Madison ave NJ
DARENTS having nervous or Invalid child
rem may private instructress OF many years eK
perence JUDGMENT p. o. Box 765.
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency.-Old-
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J. ". sCHEEMERHORN & CO., East l4th-st, y. u
TEACHERS WANTED for a great variety of
Il positions 10 fee for registration form for stamp
K. T.. AVERY. West l4th-st, NewYork
TUTORS, Governesses. Professors. Teachers.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

MONTCLAIR, n. J. Ia speciality. residence
WI proprtss every variety best locations gAns
ala and fent HOWE 4 PARSONS, 10 Cedar st. - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

LlRAME HOUSE-Detached, 10 let furnished
from september "a TO November 80 ior $50 less no
Kosevillf Rosevllc, n. J. within
fve walk OF kOseye Depot Morris and Essex
Railroadl
EOR SALE al Richmond HILL l.. l., 15 MIN
il utes Brooklyn ferries the instament plan
otherwise the finest building sites ever offered on wide
stores postoce Telegraph Office churches schools lighted
streets FIELDER, 50 Liberty ST.;
FOWLER, premises.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There was q large attendance yesterday ut the
Real Estate Exchange During the public hours Smith q
Ryan lot 25xl00 in Eghshs 200 feet Of Coles
st. Jersey CITY, for 8l780 TO James r. Blaokshaw Messrs
Fogg Bodne sold plot of ground l59x1O0 West
hundred trdst 1874 feet Of seventhsve
for 500 70 Charles H. wilson The property listed the
9S ps shs and lexington
at s25 600, was withdrawn as 1T had been sold
the East se between Fftieth and seventy & Sta 70 cost
S' and sS and
T, 20 n ena aie II prom
and dwelling in Nontgomer ST. Jersey city was offered
Carriage house etc. was offered for 600 in Bergen county
for country so Sse WITH thirteen rooms and
10 acres Of land az whestons L L. for $4,000 and hand
I22b. in Westport Conn. for $1,000.
HKw-YoRK. Tuesday. sept Z. 1884
following sales held Exchange and Auction
Room to-day;
ssory dwelling x w reg G 80 B? as Yves. ,q.
>, Isl 3 IT " of 7thave Boulevard. l5-exloo;
JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
BY Smyth d Rvan.
stsst 200 ftsOf Coles ST. 52zlOO Jame'F z,o
sale Of lots PavOniaave, Of Bushwciave was
BAYooNNE CITY q. J.l PROPERTY.
Sale Of church with plot of land, AveI cor Of 4th-
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAysFERs-N. Y. CITY.
fns shows the real estate transactions recorded In
len DAVIS to Julia and Ann Beckef $500
5th.ave, 40 10 II n OF S5th-sf, 22xlOO; II Me-
D Mum 10000
same . o0','e ''. 10000
$500 Iow " TO GU $4,000
Morning side ave W cor Of l2Othst 203 9SI8s4x
smith sU and wife to D " James $4,000
RAMSEY and wife TO J Tiison -..- 1880
A2dst No S45 East 2sxese same 10 same 1880
KS: West and wife to Z T1dn -. $500
and wife TO KirehhoS and Matthias 1900
Fodek to - 1000
Island AND wife to oHslorsn $4,000
es st6Fe '' to Il Ieavitt $4,000
7sd st. No 50 East, I76x1G2.2; " James and wife -.
4l,OOO
Reagan to McKeivs sy.'.D' 5000
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,r, vcrx ruesdav. Aur 8l-BEEVES- Receipts were
9 Gar, OF ir = cars were T,ort steers for the Per
sau and 80 cars went ire :" leu rr,r. Ell vere
car oa.s Bulls. uee and ca lI I 81 Tor To-
morrow n f extremely dull Poor TO Good
= ,l dorado is sold al a7c; Ordinary 10 'ho'oe
s.+ T a. s SCI in light demand at aGe for Texas
Beet aud ioi 90 f"a ~ , .,. r a,', I9rto,
sD, sa, ,es r'r , . p,r b. viii, American Renger,-
IT, Lee selling -. &C amt best American Live O@'u' al
n. today 10 Live cs'' , on the ., 'ss eg n the
\ ST., iv Joseph Eastman ,.,. ,
HciefS '-a 70 a. - ST. Ter,, Ileifers 0nd Bulls
De- e :, F % 1S' we're $50 lead mainly com;
., ai da ADJ urc,s weaS At ~ ic for rassrrs -nI
rrral. ~l,- ~ IN cos. Is 81 ng N = small way Al
tr-...., C..,r, m nrG ID II nd ard lower Country
1r,.-, Veal. .o Toe. S Dressed at lc' Dr'S'e"
'.i 1erf,s & DAVIS - Crss.cr- PAP 70. at ec "a
d. .,si r. 49,. 1910 part Butterlks 10 Il. at Sc;
a,. AI1y & 90. ls7 L.. al 70 Veal $50
I.1ii AND rANBs-Rcceipts were II Of 2294
heals cans at G0tst and 'rs at Jersey Guy anu '-i7
w're aoA Il L ui D,, r w,.rd ami for ie-e tie
r. lisa tlar hrn. iror,e'l sales More al S''s'o TOT
e. Mutton i1i al sc and Dressed Lambs Sow at
r : Ka.e: 90 Pennsylvania Lambs ca u. at 5lsc'
s. do, as o. al 90. A. tw's 80 @' Az a. 80 - att 80
JaInnc,L = paws ~ state Lanbs. 20 10 at &c 10 DO
e5 NJ " ~ G@ "a s,s Al he &, 10 at az SIC
10 Iii. a nelson. ~ STALE Lambs. D. 10 al DC %
ST.. ~hesl. 80 i al &c 3 Bucks, liO 70. - &C.
I.ui..sA +. DcAey 36 state Lambs. 81 10, al &C -
llDi-- l.sscpis Il of lJ-- Lc cars az Jer
g., .iv and ave Al 4itst Feeling Jun put S'eE;
A bout lar- state Hogs sold al - 81 . J' @N" S'''
lnf Go an -ic Iurtf al - 90 &c., .., ,,o
.anrfrv Dressed arrived ~ mther bal CONDITION ana .e
r..f rellv lower soV stock. Ll-ht ID irSt
r.f. .r' t.uu TAI &c Nc uh az o. C'+c o-'
..f. NJ. o., number of sales lON a. J4Htc.
-.I.-l d. smith apart late yesterday - stare ilo-S
gs- % al - DO IA o. al - 80; houshs ~ 3D. d"
I ,-, d. . - On f,,. v..-or
.lr. -.i~.atr Hogs. leo %. 80 - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01

:.s : :: I;s':'
sss eas sSa'S %sss d Sd IS
s s5ssff dull market without specially
ssrs.sns isHs ss ssoo SSs r-sneS oil Oh
bERs IRON nn Baifmpre British steamer 600 ar
g. aud rI hence bark 900 refined sIrs
,.sp PED "a OF ~ n'niS tS"
SaS:Su: fS S s S; a aS al Sas sO. Sse
rrI ss hogs 2o LIVERPOOL sesmei ns aS .r%sr
f i ais. oasc9 los o. y 5srd iO' 'a0" i0' i0O
Os was , ,CHy
.y gS ss. s and r 4oc S SS Si FIrs
pt terms quoted a. slo % SriO 20 'o n, 0a
e ~ ee ;" Each sn 50 IS Tor Prime
f1T Sa s'i Mess ss'' iSGs sp5
r. = so Pla so, = :, 80. SIS MEATS
NOR or 's @Se demand AMI Tie feeling very steady
& She. FT az and al Wssi BGCco e GREEN
sG@ P pr1s,e erns piled bellies Y y Averass '
CIV P PsisS Hams ii II c. smoked ans u ~ 'sc
o,s SpG n PREF fIs HodsxTe
sa. owe with moderate demands CITY Heavy 70 ss
r., o. the genera today EHOsrs o.use, yery %a
ey ana ,ee sa1 tbe outside rates safes
Es',q sg az soI s7 ss s4s $500 eee october
20 a os closing ole 100 S,rces So eT1y
's .rouss closing sai sc i2s '1 terS Re
fined 9"If market las varied o9T last ru
& oet and generally steady state Crramery ~ - o.
s4svr.nia Creamery - = a DC. western - 10
staie 6y lafnrkin tubs lse2,ei Welsh mas pairy
N-sf.-n Creamery. IL a de-
80. Western Faeiory, IOaa II - 800 81 hsn
ne ienr very firm. but The movement n"s NV -, RAJ
,n.,,h State 7ngc: gu SKINS 5aIc N's''in -
rtasr FGG>- shade lower again St~.r; - SiesdT
ia sIs r' i M aSo1 ~ Use sales 200 western
s. = 600 ms Oleonargar.ne FAC; le'""" 10 40
So. ON hoard TALLDW-ln moncIairo n's'"" - .
nm PRIME ity quoted 10; sales lno" ~ 10 penn,
pI F-- Moderately active and st.@S - th =
1blal6S: VI bit. y 2ec Red % sc far~ Cassia
Mac - tor Batavia and ~ io ON o. "
80. -. china 81. a &c Zanzibar Gloves ~od "a
A,rbovua N L a22. Ginger d24 fin"nn ~, Pc
AS,sY, y i,as snaar steady 4a4d4 ~ ho inr tar "
ernv ~ test centrifugal 50 and S'sa4Sc iot Mo"S 80
49, 80, hI,dS Porto lticO II l6c Refined s'Fa
- ~ Ss7 lGc Crushed6k az 7l6c Cunb hci f"Wsi'
clg6 6,tanulates. -. Mould a . &C. "n MT
t,Ts,- Standard Coffee on \.
tina a 5Ld5s-c. C. ~ as 7-ltc L 40 a. '
T1BAccO-secd leaf moderately active ana sses5 10
,.s.-r--. state Havana llc lh2l ctS.~
40 .-es sew England Havana 20 10 pc So etS's
pn-vfvama Havana. D. e. 81 case. 1853 Tehlss ~ "A :
= az a,rt ,s.es 1853 ONO = IL -2. 500 cases - ~
- I.ysua D. l}, 1854 butch Il 70 &C
- q. Havana lOJc. $50 bales sunatra ~ " INV
I.tr-f lt~
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GRAlN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES Of SEN-T)HI nEALTNTA
War rnrnors were used with good effect IN hulng
wheat In the early population yesterday. bnt may be quest
lone e The strength shown not largely reflection
OF the strength developed With respect 70 corn re-
norris OF cold weather West urOus 10 the crop we're
freely cru ef reason tor any attempt I" Ou
this cereal must u have any real ioundAton-no
IN the damage hereafter by weather Influences ou
on the damage done weeks when the drOuth anu
hea slr yelled MP beyond the power ~ later re
deuptOn n cents, With -NVO hu-Ltl'
representing the exporters The extreme advance
options cents the hnal hgures were ' re-
The best trong. september uettf Al i
81 November at % 'ceut~ were cents
.gher The export demand Tor wheat reached 0i,0~o
bushels for SPOT lots rising cent pul cnsine WITH an
conn despite the ~ early
In prifs1 cnsoi. aud the ignorance " f
tent of e usarenrnts for export the uei va =
cent The close rather heavy tone a. follows Scpteu
b.r s7l. October. Sss4 November, 9O's' December
ais January SO May. Ss4 cents. Osts
we're MI but Briner options advanced for september at
33 Tor October 80 and cent Tor N0Vcn r al 81 =
cont. The provision markets hunyant Lard OPP =
clc duI we're rked mp n points follows ,eptennrr
* Ocioher - " November 81 ~; December - -
ri. recenis Of gram yesterday al NewIork. Pnlaiel
nina Baltimore Boston as follow, neat 90 '
shels corn l7S5G4 bushels oats l3i ~ buslel- uo4
lain s34 bushels flour 27.2l4 barrels Al thicag9
N lv-arlko, Louis were neat 7u
bushr- corfu 4j2 92l bushels oats 2oSOl bushels toAi
gran 81 4 422 bushels; -four 3l.95J barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
STATL OF TRADE.

pgro 2iwasa (. steady e. 81 Re5 W Ha5 s2'e'
49, 80 Yellow 45e 40 3 a. os'sCN MOI " .ils
neat, Corn - Oa's; 80 -, ., .n Corn
-.,vr, hush Eailrsi Supments-flour 10000 0oiS.'
Wheat 10000 pnsl. corn. 10000 bush
HosloN aug @ aTs .t-t pnng neat. ;. IS a
5 OF PAteut Winter ~heats - - H. torn-'e
Sc White 81 70 20 White short. ami Mlddns'
SIaZI Eess-Freshlad Eastern lsc receipt, ,, S,
,sy7 o.s. T., no, SV gash Shorts 1000 6asi
BALnNoHE. Aus. B. cotton inI. MIns 3, - e. ar oi
steady toward street AID Western S9ger = o. Iv ,
Ser = 50 - Extra - . - ~ DO uo sr4ni9
. o. nee M, Amber ~ a s,c. No Western inter
Ted spot 81 ~. Aug 81. r. ~ septemDer ., :
a - &c Coru>outAeIu udle ~esttih 10 ou'.'e, u
v he. ssa5u,- ito yellow ooa54c' e"iern Alte 5por
:, 59e Agsust A. ,, t y, sc Western hits.
8 s,e. 10 GiArL 90 ',,-' ,2 ~ ~, a H. on rro
SiaS@ hayTFrs !" pays - I'll ~ Buikmeats
Shoulders ami o~r 80 ,sie' ss' ~sL i, I.
LArL truue.L Sc Butier-W eslern pscAet lOa loo.
Creamery h. a lr l-ggsl 49,, ~ - In F,i @
IIvrrpoo per sIe4iner-C otton 5-i Flour Is 3d. cram
bush corn 6usa oats 90 80 bush snp%eaI.I
oaI ;s ee s5 SnS Da. i'OO Ou'i- ''''
aug % '.si 49, ana CnGnansea 3D. g q S
in.I nay - :, "a TO- suts - joq - % Low
Cr.lcs y 75asz a. aye i.our-s5 70 rs 40 m ibis.
1c4l uIlcr ranged August soa ~ - closing =,
Na.NL
n 49, a0siuA Al - C. 90 0p-'iH> - -,
taSi. 4--'- august - = t3 a. ,1,.-.ns ~
8 az - losing d.. :. - - .,n1 y
pats safes i"t-f' ~'il' - -. fN'-'
SrHt@i.l-i -''GZ5 Gee losing - &C " T.. - 80. -
closing a. = 20 hse Nl.t y" "a. - 80 20
go C. RAJ ~ A. . W. = - - :. a.,
sac i"hA'l -. ~, - /. - IL Ia, 0l,srg II
ti-ill a. ,.,-'-'s aI
, 49, 9r- -, 49,, IN - ~ :,
I'VE 1870 -- -.,.-e,,
August . t'Hs' - = ,'"r- a. = - 5,,.
Nft 3d. - go. tossing az = -. - ' - !,
Cash - By y noxel Meats DIV oS* ," - I"
; - -e. CeAr s", - ~ 90 %. %a''.sy = - In
LcfeIut@-f Flour l"uu nW' N''~l 0fuuV 'u'ii NpIh'
syl ZlsOOO bush ave. 90 900 bush Barley
10000 bush -upnrni- i'ui .y"y " 'sa %,
bush Corn -4aonu puaA "ats 4foVOO busA aye. 4VOV
barley. -0hON
......--.,, An. ~ cq,r, dun. eawlv a. d a 5o
&c.. ..' 49, trmcr 10 , - -, Ia
.rt est a.. .0.,.,.ut. ~ 600 Du-b ,orn-No ?
a ,rf 4,r f,e-No d 81 n 81 .,c. har.rv-No market
- 49, .-..I t-i.,'e-.,--S D,.'.ter. =, =, T.,
: ar l4J. ST. . h4lon-.nDIAers. = 90. short Kbs.
- Short Clear :, 50. WAlssev->4ics a ~ 80. Hogs
oaiuon lul I.-t. % Packing shipping.
e. -.44 80
f.r-r,fr AM ID -Wl,-tf-No I White 7sc cash and
... y, .-., pet -,r "a Z F-d soc Cssn
- So. f.,rr-N "a 2 a. oats
.a..- n. . IA 80 ,.. .1r
r.. 49,, ,.
A.iN s. $50. quo 70 r.'-f -t'A " Nhral s-A'H ASH
'- 90 irI 'f -fH- % g. "iI guy, - g. v. =
i'.- NO -'t 49, 1. % "a 10y 40 = -
r' I''-. ~'i pl .'Is- 80 = - o.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-01
TIE rRAnE-IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 81 peciaD. scare over
the safety OF OF scorchng weather the specu
str. IN less than thirty days have passed over uniH no"
,a are greatly ala ed safety OF the crop on the
score az frost II opened advance OF cent this morning
o,tr corn Al 49, The receipts were not as large A.
vn.cr.d There something ga e. IA the do.nSso thc I'D
To b- Inc case that Tuesday re-
LINT. were always larger than Monday 3 foi
.rsl weeks however The Inspectors have got out ana
.orted uart on sundays. made MOnfay ro'eilts Ire
surpTlsed everybody by Il epLnld4y
mali reteipts Nester lay ar lots ol corn were
laraer than anticipated To-day were marry
than anticipated lnd-much a. me ahtcipfL-u
te,ras are always nspe Jos thc-e an" q"
mi o.cia II really looks they ld lite semi VI
corn on uriay aEd little buying on hOnuaN NheA "ds
,.r lower cOusOls. pctOuef opfhhR At
= cents The anticipated receipts for toIaorro"
r lOa car- hS2 OF corn and 20 OF oAl lhe IA
tr.st wls In corn than IN wheai Pork was up
"a ,eufs barrel. and there was some pretty !''l
an ,af Armour had pork "coOpered as safely and a.
,.nv A. PlanhlnOu ard hat there was no great ue
~ t knd nf prOluct October kept al Gay Al Ab.i
a. Ia "a 10 full cent above the early call price Oi hsl uSA
n n lad not the selling 10y Tie uchy guyt- ~
.raif- vino satisfied accept 500 i"dy loI we =
,v.stea last night advance would probably nave Oeeh
ms, o-fore bounded up 10 44 cents Tor oe
,oter m HE bu efiniug the Washington report prtncths
,si 10 night Northern Iowa. Northern Illinois " l'con
IN Minnesota Northern Nebraska The close Wa Al
tor Ocinb.r the month closed al - "a 80
bu.nels oats 50 600 bushels nsxseed 10000 bushels