davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
Pine Lands for Sale.

Go to r. Napier for Portland, swell
sides or jumped seat cutters.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

A. G. Boggs, of Cheboygan, was in
town last week.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

Presiding Elder Davis preached at
the M. f. church last Sunday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

Over 100000 feet of logs have
been banked at Gilchrist's camps.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
BOARD OF EDUCATION
TOwNIuIpa

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
+. s.. Dewey, Geo. l.. Maltz, Hugh Mellen Ben
jamin Wagner, David Bruno, and Joseph Racette
Population OF city in 1884 was 9,2i0.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
A pARGAIN-

40 acre farm, five miles from city, for sale cheap
Enquire at ANGUS Office. IsS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff-James T.. Denton.
Under Sherf-Chas. Lynch. .t
Clerk-M. O'Brien.
Treasurer-Andrew J. Simmons.
Prosecuting Attorney--Lemuel q. Dafoe.
Register OF Deeds-John f. Kelly.
Judge Cf PrObate-Geo. B. Lester.
Circuit Court Commissioner-CharlesD 'Aigle
Surveyor William Mirre.
Coroners-Peter Owens and Lewis -. Partridge.
BOARD OF SCHOOL ExAMtSErs.
p, s. Dewey, Chairman. e. l.. Little, Secretary
A r. Mcdonald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

NY. Sc Store, opposite Post Office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
COMMON CouNc

Aldermen-S. A. l.. Warner, Chas. L. Kimball,
Patrick Culligan, Joseph u. D'Aigle, Alexander
Campbell and Joseph Daoust.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
REAL ESTATE.

30 ACRES OF LAND
On Long Lake. miles from Alpens, for sale or ex-
change for city property. Enquire Of H. @. Beach
or al this Office. vi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
TRUMAN SMI

G. E. SMITH. Agent, Alpena. 749m3.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

The body Of William Vollett was
brought to town last Thursday. The
deceased had been employed at Mer-
GERS camp, near the Alger railroad,
and on Tuesday of last week was help
ing to put on load of logs. Three
logs had been placed on the sleigh
the center log being larger than the
two outside one. A fourth log was
being loaded and as it was being roll
ed over the large log on the center, it
was necessary that Vollett should
stand on the opposite side of the
sleigh and catch the log with cant
hook to prevent it rolling off the load.
His cant hook slipped, the log rolled
off the load, struck Vollett, knocking
him down, and fell on him, crushing
the life out of him. The funeral took
place last Friday. The day after the
funeral the deceased's brother arrived.
The remains were disinterred and are
now enroute for Durham, Ontario,
where the relatives of the deceased
live.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
BENJAMIN r. Young, from LIST Ward
John Govrow, from I'd Ward.
Angus @. Mcdonald, from Bird ward
James D. Turnbull, from Alpena city.
Loretto p. Soper from Alpena township.
James Shelley, from Maple Ridge township.
Andrew III. Gaffney, from Long Rapids township.
John H. Kelly, from Green township.
Charles H. Wise from Wilson township.
Ezekiel Geror, from Ossineke township.
Population Of county In 1884, 12,7i7.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
OUR TELEPHONE.

Too much snow.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27
Alpena & Black River Passenger and
Freight Line.

Freight and passengers between Alpena
and Black River carried as low as the
lowest, and good accommodations to pas
sengers 2 Aranteed. Freight brought
promptly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-27

/. W. HALL,
Long Rapids.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

LN RicIlnIl's Coislan DaisaTa To. Cl-Cs Cha1c:cs, frs, rnl coai s'agos; SurIstn the Legs and D -dy; Sore Ea $. Ives, Nose, etc, Coppcr.c lorjd BIotches, syphi!itic Cat l. h. iseascd Scalp, and all primary ions of the disease Ecovn as Syphi..a. I'vi~". s,5 co DOT Bottle. Le Js1chau's G2ldrn Baisasn No. 2 Curcs--Tort,ry. Mcrcuria' Syphi.itic Rheu- na;ism, Pains in tho Bones Pains in the Head, hack of the Neck, Liberated Sore Throat, Syphilitc Rash, Lumps and con. tractod Cors, Stiffness of the Limbs, ana crldcatcj al disease from the system, whether caused by indiscrction or abuse of Mercury, leaving the blSOd pure and healthy. Price : $ co per oitIe. Lc HiciIuu'- Golden ~.i anish An5i- ,io1n for the cure of Cono-rhGa, Glces Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni- tai heterogeneous. Price S2 50 per Bottle.
 Le Uichau'4 Golden Spanish In- Jpcfinp, for severe eases ot GonorrhGa, 1nnamm2to-y Gleet Stiictur s,&c. Price S1 hD DOT Bottle.
 Le Eicaau's Golden Ointment for the eff ctNe Eeal.E; of Syphilitc Sores, and erupt.ons. Price Si GO pr Box. To richau's Golden Pil s-Nerve and Brain treatment; loss of physi 'el pow. CT, excess CT ovcr-vorS. irostration, etc. Price S3 co per Box.
 Tonic ",.d Ncrvinc,
 Sent everywhere, C. 0. D., secure.y packed per express.
 C. r. TsICUAIs0S q co. Agents. 417 {: 20 SausoNo street, Corner lay,
 Sln Francisco. Cal
 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27
Weekly Champion.
FEBRUARY 27, 'S6,
The International Range Convention.

This convention which assembled in Denver, remained five days in ses- sion. A constitution was adopted |, and a basis of representation fixed on one delegate for every 10, ,ooo head of cattle, or fraction thereof, with one additional delegate for every s5, 900 thereafter. Denver was fixed on as the headquarters of the association, where the annual convention will be held hereafter on each second Tues day fin Febrnary.
 Col. K. c. Head was elected pre5i- dent by exclamation.
 Mir. H, M. Taylor was elected sec retary but declined to serve, when Jas. C. O'Leary, of Las Vegas, was chosen instead, and Hon. John L, Routt was elected treasurer.
 The business of the association will be managed by an executive commil- fee, composed of one member from each state and territory, which was appointed as follows Messrs. Gosper of Arizona, Britton of Texas, Lyons of New Mexico, Brown. of Colorado, Thomas of Kansas, Herring, ot h. dian Territory, Newman of Montana, Breice of Dako q, Russell of Nevada, and Sparks of Idaho.
 The following vlce-pre,idents were elected: White of Ari13na, Bozzard of Texas, Dwyer of New Mcxco, Woodward of Colorado, York of Kansas, Wilson of Indian Territory, Stewart of Montana, Wier of Dokota, Mason, of Nevada, Mundy ol New Mexico, and Hyde of Idaho.
 The convention then adjourned un- til February, 1887.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27
Very Poor Economy.

Some people make q business of cheating themselves, either by eating very mean and cheap food, or else by eating too small quantity of good oods Either way is as bud policy as it would be to buy coffin instead of a suit of good clothes, just because the coffin would cost less. Poor diet means impoverished blood, ar q that means misery. Browns Iron Bitters enriches the blood, gives it the iron it needs, and tones up the whole sys- tenn. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness, malaria, etc.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

List of me nhers CI the Mo2ol!on Live Stock ProtcS tive Association
 ". G. Stewart r.. R. Carr B. F. Saunders A. II. Tucker W. H. Ashurst il. Ca2Her Walter Hill Israel Call Lot Smith <. C. Archer P. J. Brannen F.. W. Putnam William Munds 5. NJ, See Frank Hart X. 5 Putnam C. H. Schulz w. H. Sm0ot D. ]. Brannen II. Yure J F. Daggs Robert tMn'c William Edin Madison Burcb John Clark Woods, HC Lockett (. H. Richardson, E. l.. Cook, A. |. MtAIber, lanics Walsh.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

The Best Newspaper h America, and by far the Most Readable.
 Agents wanted everywhere to earn money in distributing inc Suns Pre- mluns.
 The most interesting and adyanta- geovs offers ever made by any News. paper
 No Subscriber ignored orreeected. Something for all.
 Beautiful and Substantial Premiums ia Standard Gold and othorWatcbos, Valuable H5ois, tho Best Family Sewing Machine known to the trade, and o1 uncqaalod list of objects of real utility end instruction.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27
Strayed or Stolen.

Seven bay Mares, aged from one to two years; six of them branded Son right shoulder; one branded NJ C D on left shoulder. Parties finding any of them will please notify this office, or A. R. Owens, Wins'ow, and re ceive liberal reward.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

Walter ]. F,li-PO Flagstaff, Vi vapai Co.,, Afiz. Farrh, Voiuatcer Spiina; iarGc, Sar Fdn,j,"G and Mogc.ion mountains; cattle branded II or left hi; ear mmk, n.uiii>e ii left ear; horses branded Ii on lef, jaw: all stock sold vented ;shecp brand ed II on left slde of nose: ear mark, left car cropped shcI; CT ueia,ic tag, or both.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

TIE AEL20VA CHAlIP/ONIS TIE Ol4TICLIL
 ONGiN or TIE ASSOCI4TION.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

H5f k @-. j. s., ,.- .s-. N :. :, 9.,} e=F < $ @,%)a t-] 2.s ..3 .C3;c c9.lg.t .,c.tisr ...sr...r,
 's9 SSH[ ts.$ s,.. s. .s S. S .a5 t~ .,3 'it 70 3nJ t.d. '.. ir-.,'. ,", "ltl I.-,S J-s.Sa e'rry tE'st1g iae.a' f.rt'. ..u.I..s. r 5s,4 sE 'I' -.t. r"' -H4 u"....a n' tssaf e fpI-. t. '"s ... '.'' tHDf ,t.... ... | Hon. 7 f0 tr @'" tr"Y : Css E yi4. -aV-. "a. ....-. '-t.. .s 70 t .,-.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27

UalIle co have pulCha5ed ne bIaud
 uLli@hed helow, formerly cwacd b., iaunGers {; FraEac. C3..le landed \ lsH siGe, horses on left side: ear oark, crop q box ii right, crop off cft. Most al lie cattle &iso t.unded ."d vented lN) on rish; side.
 Horse. x oM lsft shuulNsr.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27
Daggs Eros &

ally placed on the left side; sheep branded D on the horn, and marked with an upper slope in one ear and an upper half crop in the other. P. o. address, Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-02-27
200.0=::;; ; !: s:; ;:;: : E: s:::;; ::;:; s;

gel frre a' package of goods of large value, that will start you in work lha. will at once bring you in money faster than anything else in America All about the s2oo, 900 in pres erts with each box. Agents wanted every where, of either sex. of all ages, for all the time, or spare ume only, to work for us as their own homes. Fortunes for all worker. abs luely assured. Don't delay. II. HAL LETT& O., Portland, Maine.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NEw.YoRg DEALINGS.

The markets at the Produce Exchange yes
tcr,ay we're Only ncdcrateiy active. Corn was w'ah
and helped to deprcss wheat in the early deaings' ~
the better cereals subsequently made more thah luz
recovery. Spot lots cent, and exporters 'oo"
$1,000 bushels La addition TO crop shortage "ho"' "
beug sustain by ths influence OF tho runois reKu
inS the unsettled condition OF European politics. "no"
may cuiminate in war. The options closed steaoS'
shade under best figures and up = cc"'
IL. follows August. sjss; september. sGH Oetooel
s1l2; November, s-1-; december. oOi! cent?. c.an u
corn was not materially changed, but the Temp. W.
easier Forty-eigAt thousand bushels coFsreu tnn -
port d"mand Tho speculation WAS tanner undet 'nc ~
ruence of rctlizai Ions and reports of rains III s"e 90
belt 81 the west The extreme decline was a - -, s,
but tho close ws fully -teady AZ recovery. hcn To-.
August down q ~ 5Os. AM September and Oc'oo,.
down cent NJ 81 ~ nnd 52lf cents. Inc sloe %
market WAS shade irncr Ihe op,IuI,'
were without special interest and closed steady ao"u
\ cent Tor August at 3374 and S"pteiubrra nj a. au
unchanged torOcober At "a = The bull movein"nt n
continues. III. options rnd-l with gains of 3~ pun,
as follows: August - 90: - Dtcubrr. - ~, octopD'
50 20; November December So 80. ,,.,
Inc receipts of grain yesterday at VI orh, NM nm
delrha. Baltimore and Boston were ns follow rt 20
2J7.T5l bushels: corn. 3327i bushels; OATS 4i''-
bushels totai grain. 33G.Ol7 bushels; Hour -ioEo pu
rcS Al Chicago. hiwauk-e and II. LOUIS the arrEHo
were: Wheat, 2GO.3Ji bushels: corn. lSoblo pushrie'
oat- 2ol1 1s2 bushes; total grain, Olb.oio pusho''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

Prices ere higher by ca. ists e-s z, issi u r =,
1r,Tr,, s,r lots liza t7- ctT a-i fsir e.pn.
fss,,. GD steam sls,i ri Ir--rff ''ri'f
.. Soc An-,,sr .l.rs,g GI-c: ~ ics if,-i''"I
Ss1c rsstar 5c & .4a Ort<h1 C-sces-c eh',.nS ,
ca6e, xoye11er closing Gsud a. So. 'o' hH t".. e..
go SE V.c tlo-f s-r. CITY -fSef.si frln raw
ri q zoe Refined quoted ncranf,y &C.: t'd lriil
Snu,l, UTTER The u;rs"' fT' 80, !.
no lin,,or nj ,iranrv ycsfsTrEy Al A l'
mr.. au Ia far III. sic such lrne Y lfF -i
SO H. . inr is tSnc. stsae Creascry. 2T2 e. fNi
ysn,a Creamery l9y d."Le: Ntsttr. II >" -
Ir ~ halfnfkin tubs 10 lie. Welsh tn* lHa 80 -. IL,
rl9c: Western Factory. loa II, ' hftNi.-in ~ -
h.i hss lttie lett rtr without showing ant P.-iNr h
vauc,. and inc d,snand air. State. "a Nlst A
0GLc: Western Clpnce. 7taI'.c. i-"t.9- IN fn A.,
uodr. dci, and al sA,, prices state IA d l''' ' a.
j Lc Western. II q ID tc g., ,.. a,,o.,s n, ec
s1EAKINf-QuiU and steadily heid Oly guol'u ~ y"
Sales 25 uOu lbs Olromsreaiin" ~ - r,o f,.v
JsstIr IrT Win . lhiin'N iIHl' N'''
onfr1 Al Is lG0a &C. sales. 10000 los Il" 10 I'G -
etEAK-Iaw ~ugEr dull at II &c fur Mr> /" 81
90 test Centrifugal ana ! n g -.
hhds Musr1y ad'rs ~ ~. ana %"
and Soe iaes NJ u Ice Refined gnci e.I I, W.
changed cut loaf 6".a6 7lGc: crushed "td" ,iDLi
cubs 61c Powdered. 63c: Granular " l'. Nl3nH.
Cone. OF A sc; White Extra {, 5'ie.; EAia - -
~ 80 q .a0i.,c; yellow. ;.G l2". , ,....
TpBA Geo seed Lead selling moderately ~ iu'l Pr' "a
nuntanus T -ales include loo l-~2 ftni- 'an'
a. II To-. 400 ca-s, l--3 DO go lie; 100 cases lrN' ~
svlraua on p,a. 'o cases 49, Penr Van y,
Hama NJ IL 10. - VISIONS lia'ta y,
ur,vatr terms. go bales Havana ri tnc 10 heu'' ~
Tn.cco steady Virginia qu O. lrt also 't''1N
WOOL Mainct rrm though vih little b. in"sS p'>''7
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
closing PkiOE6 OF OAL1v,0RNIA sTocKG
Gan FRANCISCO, July 30, 1855.
FRIDAY. JulY SOP. VI.

,e dnluess Of the stock speculation today represen
nv total transactions OF about l3s 900 shares against
33l shares yesterday. The market generally opened
tame al small fractions lower than last evenings figures
central and Hudson aud Texas Pacific however. were
xcsptons IN opening higher because. rs 1t was said or
,he presence OF London orders TO purchase. Central
and Hudson opened higher at 100 and closed at l1o
and Texas and Pacific shows final gain OF per cent az
,3z Aside from these stocks there was nothing in
IN, general ID arket calling for comment explanation
beyond the fact that to IL certain extent
,,oye was a sympathy of prices developing gem
o,.lly IN some improvements on the opening
a,ures The Central and Huson movement becomes
duv more mvsterious and to-day 1t limited th,t it
cane from the Vanderbilt family and not from London,
"A before asserted. BY tomorrow 1t Is PROB
.e that the Vanderbilt ruinor will arrive at the full
proportions Of assertion One story s as likely to be
,,ue As the other BE that It may all the talk about
an ,ncrease In the OF the quarterly dividends at
present is Lot warranted by the eompanys busincss 1t
. earning gross something $4,000 mile per an
nun AGAINST over S3l 900 per mile In lss0lSs2, and
the operating expenses of tho West shore and the
A. OOO 600 per annum on West Shore bonds are
70, my,hs but substantial charges against tho
,,os. and let earnings OF the whole system. Inc
.,ceDtional movement in Texas and Pacific had sone
connection with the OF the new plan for reorgani-
y,,ion promulgated by the stockholders committee.
Tho present status OF the gives the plan OF the
s,ockhoders no chance till 1t has purchased tho bonds
which bay. been deposited with the Wstar committee
There ia some chance that the Wistar and the RIO
Grande dvison committees may come together ah'
arrange the matter themselves or that tile RIO
Graudo may buy the bonds of The other divisions ana
Tins ain control OF the situation The market closed
dull irregular.
Government bonds were dun and steacy,with tne oio
for the IS Of Is per cent Annexed are the Closing quoa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
rorvrox uApKErs-HY TELEGRAPH.

IrvFupoor July 3O-l23O D. ln.-COttOn steady with a
fair demand Mddling Uylands, 55-l6d; do Mlddhng VI
SPECULATION and export Receipts 1000 bales including
lOOO American. Futures quie' Opianls l"" Sl.u
ling clause Jnly delivery, l64d also load; 90 Au
gust AMI September delivery, load, also osot 20
Sepember October deS II Cid also IIp'u ""
October and November delivery, obsd DO November ana
December delivery, 7-6id; do o."nnper anu Jthusiy
delivery 604d DO. January and February ac!ci)' o.
CD. DO september delivery. l6 6sd. also . ,64d
deliveries at today cieArigs IoVO Dacs hs"
docket and 800 bales Old. ,o-oo,- -. ...,
Futures closed quiet UpIands Low Mdthng clause July
delivery l5Gsd sellers do July and August peEciy
5,.d sellers. do August and september delivery 10
sd sellers do september and October delivery Ilbf
buyers: do. October aud November deli.eT D s0si
sellers; do November and December delivery, ,osl'
sellers, do and January delivery, Ib4h sellers
ID. January February delivery, St4d Naluci 10
September delivery l56id sellers. . ,...
Tomorrow and Monday Will be holidays on tle 'oI''n
Wrels sales Of the week 50 600 baes American 1870
s,eculaor- took cIiOfters took 1900 io "aIdcl
from ships side direct 10 spnners sooO h'uS stpo % @
total receipts OOO American. IL OoO total t1o K, OJOV
American $4,000 amount Of cotton ~ioat Il"OVOi Asi
GALys.fox July 3O.-Cotton quiet; Middllng, ll6,
goss receipts bales salcs 30 bales stock 257' Oes
Weekly and gross receipts. l3l bales e'ports y
Great bD 80 bales exports cOsat"iso %o] Oaoe '"'o7
SAVANNAH, July 3O-C quiet Midfling. 81 Low
Middilg, -A Good Ordinary, lIoi hst @nu sfos7 '0
Weekly receipts, $50 bales gf"ss Vo' Vaos eAVV''
soastwlse, 500 bales sales. So baies ,,, o, =, >,
NLw.ORLEAxs. July O.-CottOn stcply Mddlns $40
Low Midding, lll6; Good ordinary, Sc hct feGeips
go 6a.es gross AS bales 700 bales stock H. S'
bales.
weekly Net receipts 500 bales gross 1919 bales eI
pos " Great BritaiD 6s6 bes eoAStwise, ioO0 D~oe
NEw YORK July The following the total net receipt
" cotton at al the ports since September j, 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

Cram Vase Ecgs-Frcsh. ll0 lisc HeceirnnT Ssun
Goo. bills; Wheat l4,Oo0 bnsh; Bariey LUZ 0A~
ur1ts-f1our. 600 bbIs: whcAa, 100 Barley n<u'e-
PEo,A July 2O--Corn arn High Mixed AZ ~ &C. No
Ni,cd. slra4sc; New Rejected Al i2a42c S s;
5Ec whsky-S at 81 b9 Reeeigts-Ccrn. Com Com
1000 ,u.i.: oats 80 600 bush.; rye 1000 bush
81 botle July aOFiour active: xxx 81 % "a Ice az
81 -: ixent. 81 2oa s 90 Wheat active SO 2 Red.
Cash 75rS 75s4c. August 76c Sept 7ssc Corn 90
osts week No Mixed cssh 27. y NC; Ang"-I
sc;t. - Rye Sic. Rnrlcy-NO. Sprng %oC. -,
Creamery. l7a so berry 6dl lGc. EEgs-6c Fax a.
81 % iiay Iimotiy. s2 ooi Prairie s. ga & s,o 20
krk Ma.-Long Clear S. 90: Short RIOS - 400 Sv bhIs
tcar St a.. Lard, 20 -. Rccepts-FlOur Spo ,nh
Wheat lI2 900 bush Corn 900 bus Data $1,000 % pns'
Rye. ouo hnsh Barley .- bush. slipnlen, :, ,sts
5000 hbl-. Wheat. rsh: Corn 15UVO vusL o"N''
1000 bush. Rye, 1000 Iar,cy, none
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR FestA Htpes. vssssts Aaf RgitrvSfG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Quiet hut about steady
CUICORY- German Ground quiet English sculne MOI
eIatey.
coal Without essential change.
CONDAGF Manila stock quiet but steady. Russian hemp
tarred selling moderately. ,,
COFFEE-For Brazil styles the market continues dnH,
prices have not been changed from S of iar ho
carcoes. Contracts extremely dul The market open,
acy steady at unchanged prices. and ClOsc stsa NJ IN
advance, Of points follows January 7r5a 70 r. y
ruary 79oOT05 August, 500 40 =. SelhNnD'I t.a'a a
$50; october. 775G7.0 Noven'er 10 a 80 & pece, EN-,
steady nj previous Sales 1000 bags Maraciho 900
bags IA vanilla and go pee uls fancy lava Coffee
CO1TON-Spot Cotton not changed Ia Gay ron y'~'
day prices and the tone steady sales S- b"s 100
evening Of which all for consiunYtirn i"t' re-
ceips today. 1923 bales, cmuparug with ll2o uales uis
dav week and 1866 bales tbs day last yeaI
Quotations based the American standard ot clsshcaoh
IRE rs
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
STATE or TRADE.

July g 8 d" r.S %eS Sfas s%Psrao %Pa y e 800 20
s5 5 Patent Winter Nheas p 75a - Is, Corn samer
YssT 1e 0'eagI NiS Witt e' c s8ort and So M,ains.
ncl.aIgo rro.aons stcaiy Butter Western Creamery
s, Plonr B5oo bbis $500 ss,Es Corn i7ooj bush
Oats. a25 bush. shorts. 1000 bush
Hi ~ Iuv 30 Wheat quiet 40 Hard. S'4c; 40
IIard northern fi'i-.A21e 40 Red Wmtcr 80 80
4 W o'S a WIN 4.c so g. 49,, * ,7-,;. 40 White
iG4i &C.; so White Western. JSa11.c tannI heis .is
pl. 'Wirsi 40 900 bush $4,000 bush snip
riinHcnI, Flour 900 DDs Wheat 6ooO bush. Corn
4G.50o bush
@ "a and rG wG;tsF. 1qg Z SO c1 30 M a
1t 90 e 90 90 o So Eira y o. TO- Go Ro brands
z r4agGc f" - w.,an 70 s2 9%Pve JI sona ntI
ioG. 81 soc. do Amber sGas7c. 50 Western Winter
@ got o2n o2 sn Ta & aiser Western .tey nor
WHIT, ~ 15cs 10 lrii"~ o. 1', etear1ef
q MI M, nL 81 s9oe Pennsylvania ~ 40 iye
SeGc Gc TO pSs 1gl' f' s5a 7S 1isndns,
shoulders and Ge-f D & sid's as, s lsriGS,
1hog'des a'7 Ci'As suts sT Western Packed iSa iSe.
Creamery I5d2Oc Egg. l2Gi2Eo rsiIcien- -singd 20 O.
fG2Rp S2ioi iT', Ter .cne S5g f%ur
sa a5d l.eccp Flour t"%sI GS, S. "1Ss sns5,
90 1913 SHH SS. oDS wla5 G- 2o5 Sn. 75sOG
cuc.co July s'.y and mnGl%ngca " I'd cG,o s
Grades :: 7Se:a s rns s jay Isd7S issS % cosns @
| 7Sc closing a TIC; No. Sping, - Nofh "'Ah!
cash 4Zs.cs July ~ I.a43sy closing AZ tstei August
43.14ILc closing i3sc; sept, tsNd43sc closing a'
August 27.d2Si-c- closing at ~ 'sc sept, ~ d2ec
closing at 29 RYE qIic 40 - hsrieypsspten,,Scr
sales cash y s' - "a = AGse,t 81 eSasio oo
40 0Sd $40 O7la Lard hrm sales ranged Cas " 30 q
Sent ~ SOD =. Ub closing at ~ ~ 81 10 short ltibs
Cash 81 ~ L. Boxed Meat--Dry salt'd Souliers*5
al H. short Clear Sides. 81 1Oa ~ 75 Whskey. 81 ~
Eccrnts~ F1our 5000 bbis; Wheat. 1000 bushl Corn
Ss o6n bush oats 1900 bush Rye 1000 BUSH barley
o1l husI Flour. 1900 bbls, Wheat l7uOh-
bush Corn is7 600 bush; oats. 10000 bush Rye 1000
| Barley. 1000.
CixcIssArI July 3o.Fionr quiet Family S3 ie9ss 20
ee,ns "a 900 bush shipments 1000 bush Eorn-No
| Wirrd aSc Kye-So. 2, 54Ld54Ac Barley-No markS
rork siO 20 Lard 81 37s Bulkmeats- SHOULDERS W ~
shor Hibs 81 as shouldcrs, 81 80 Short iubs
81 is. sL9rt cler 81 50 whiskey-haies at 81 "! Hog
~Coninon and Light 81 0oasa So Packing and shippns
81 85d5l0.
july Cash Michigan Red, 7isc+ No Red 1fte sh an
JElyi August u 10 oept3 ~ -" o''H-No . O-
MINNEAPOLIS, July 9o-No Hard Ausnse 'o<o'e eeV'sn
boR 77So- Octobof. 7s%d 49,,
MLwAuxRa July So.-Fiou1 duh Wheat nm; Cggsu
75Ao, August 10 10, sept 1876 Corn urn NO ASsx
| Oats-No Two Aye-No poe lsIieyENa 4 NJ yo X
PoIk cs.h or Juiy go 90 Aasps ~ Bv
teI-Cloice Creamery. lfcloc, Daily i|9ioo'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

phIiADELrnA July 30 Flour Demand was light but re-
y continued iDcdeIate and prices steady western anu
hnsy'apia supr. 81 10 - OO do. Extra eS VOa - 80
"neat steady spot Lois quiet; New No Red IL export
1Vci o4e No fepAsy aBia Rcd. 6oc: NO Hod NY
sSsSstSr Ant@t sJ'.aS.c:; sept. si.asjc: OctobcIi
Gs@-o'ec. Com weak; spot Lots quiet steamer no
n.e track, Ole; No. High Mixed. In grain depot 81 Ri
~ Yellow. track and gram depot 5lc No Mixed July
suc, August sJz4 Doc. sept. OiyO5lc.. October 81
d. 90; oats hn9; hejected wmte, Sstc 40 White
sQs4c No Nhite. u &c; No = While July II a .Sc;
1SstsI % 50 Aso sept. 35aS5tc; odoba. 5USc sc
ConS,- anna Creamery Extra 20d2lo; BratoId
.ehv and New yOfk Extra Ice; Western Creamery
sus hsts liza lse. CheesoNew York iul cream. S1s
Sranulated. SIC. Confectionery A, a.Q5hsc Re-
SugS-fioui 1000 bbls: Wheat 6o.0oo bnsh Corn 1900
Ssss leI0OO bush.