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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
mo MEN SHOT.
Special Policemen Mistake Zach
Other for burglars.

s'hh
\ lutte after 3o'clock yesterday morn
iu-, fuur shots were fired in rapid sue
ce~>ian and alarmed the resIlents in the
neiSl.b"rhooi If the junction If Lemon
ami FIr-t streets. AMI the first thought
that entered the minds Of those who
werr awakene.l. was that the police had
Infected burglar and was giving him
vestigation It was found to lie Messrs.
George Peal and Frank Lewis. two spe.
ciil policemen who were on the lookout
for burglars. who hal doLe the firing,
each having mistaken the other in the
dark for prowliug burglar, when they
opened tire. with noGrly fatal results to
one Of the party.
Grorsr Zeal, il seems. hal seen some
one, a. h. thought, enter the premises Of
Mrs. Boyd, and was watching for them
TO come ont, when Frank Lewis came up
Lemon street. having n his hard shot
gun. Beai hailed him. ami Lewis, think
Ing he had found burglar. raised his
gun AMI fired. putting atput twenty
small sho, in the crown of l!eats head in
space not larger than the palm OF
hand. Zeal returned the fir, immediate
~. with II caliber revolver, one of the
three shots that he fired striking lewii
in the left forearm, passing through il
and the ileshy part OF the M per arm an,
into the chest. After entering the ches
the ball is supposed To have ranged up
ward ami backward, cutting through TIN
upper edge of the lung and lodging jus
back Of the shoulder. producing a yer,
painful and dangerous, il not fata
wound. Mr. Levi, was carried to TIN
Gem City House, where liz boards, am
is now under the careful attention Of Dr
Strausz, who has strong hopes Of the al
timate recovery Of his patient.
The reporter found Beal in the doctor
office. having the shot picked out Ut hi
skull, where they were imb",led, AMI t
him We are indebted for the above pal
ticulars OF the shooting. While hi
wounds are ugly, they are not Of a ser
Gus nature, but had the shot gone tw
inches lower, he no doubt would has
lost both his eyes, aud probably his llf'
as the shot struck Eim in bunch.
This is another illustration OF the fa'
that inexperienced men should not he el
trusted with fire arms, with the ilt
that the. should shoot any man who'
they thought to bc acting in suspicion
manner. There is no excuse for tn
hasty shooting, even at n burglar, uni
= the officer hal exhausted every means
ciTccting his arrest.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
Our New Road

Superintendent Jarvis of the st. Au-
justine and Palatka railroad. IL ma king
traffic lively on his line at present. II
was happ, idea of his to issue complt-
mentaries to so many people at either
end Of the line. st. Augustine has taken
liberal advantage of the arrangement
aud each day our city il visited by large
numbers of citizens from the Ancient
City. "Palatka reciprocates freely. we are
informed by the superintendent, and
hundreds of people pass daily over the
new road. Our hotels are of course de.
lighted with the grq,t liberality of the
road, and have voted Supt. Jarvis the
most popular railroad man in the state.
We can readily see the propriety OF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
PRISON Al.

Col. 4. Z, Cowan was hierglyphed ut
the PhcuiN last evening.
Mr.. Salem Graham came up from hi'
place at Nashua yesterday.
Philip Water, E-l., clerk of the Uni
ted States court, Jacksonville, il in the
city,
Mr.. Lester Williams, representing the
Florida Annual was in the city yes,
teIday.
i. q. IaMontaguc, Of Montreal, and
7. G.. Waugh. Of Quebec, are guests OF
the rhrniS,
Mrs. Il. j. Riles left yesterday morn.
my for st. Augustine, where she goes ON
a visit for week.
Mr.. ". O. VOLT and children re.
turned from ST. Augustine yesterday,
where the, had been on short visit.
Iiruts. e. \. W. Wilcox and John
Conhlin, OF the L. =. army. and Mrs.
ConLlin, stationed at st. Augustine,
were IN the city yesterday.
M,~. Bowers will leave this afternoon
for Boston. Mass, where She will spend
several weeks during tn summer, 70.
turning here in the fall to resume her du-
ties in st. Marks Academy.
Rev. u Spencer, Of Silver Point. on
the j.. T. Il X. W. H. K. made the NEWS
office Il friendly call on Tuesday. Mr..
:. is in hopes of getting a rostotlice es-
tablishel at his place before many days.
Rrvs. +. X. lloleman, Lnngwood, Fla.
+. j. Lynch, of st, Augustine. J. II. G..
Ileaul,ier, of Eustis, Fla. w. }. O'l'rien,
Balmoral, are in the city and guests of
the Carleton. in attendance on the fifty
third annual Episcopal diocese, which
meets at st. Marks church in this cit,
/ today.
/ Lieut., John Conklin. Jr.. and wife,
/ L. 5. Army; Lieut., {. \. W. Wilcox.
/ L. s. Army; Eugeue Scgui and family,
Mrs. :. c. Schfoder, II. Il. Lane and
nurse. MI W. j. Jarvis AMI wife. W. b.
Percy, 4. n. Pacctti and family, Mrs. A.
/ V. Martin. Lester Williams. Mrs. 7. L.
Ashton and family. Il. I. Irwin and
wife. \. J. Irwin. Rev. L. J. Lynch,
Gabriel racttti, u. VI. Hook, l.. Capella.
Miss Jennie \. Munson. Mrs. Rayer, st.
Augustine; u. W. Peace. Miss; Rev.
f. Il. Holeman. w. II. Lee. Longwood.
Il. II. Barco New York N. II. kiefer.
stein, Atlanta, Ga; j. Harveycut,er,
Virginia: Rev. J. II. C.. Beaubrier, Eus.
tis, Fla, :. A. Murdcn, I.eesburg. Fla.
Rev. W. j. OBrien. h. h. Ewing, BAL.
moral, Fla. T.. NJ. Watkins. Webster,
j. u. Crawley, c, NJ, Caldwell, Louis
vile, Ky.
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the Arrangement a. hundreds have been
induced L. travel on the read who other
wise wuulj MT perhaps have done 80,
ami the result cannot le other than IA
vurab.e Il Tie line in the end. IL is al
really populaTizel.
Md our citizsES speak in the high
81 terms II the rad AMI the section %
country through which it passes, and
the general good management Of the
tUtts
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
Weekly Dry Goods Price List.
CoRRtcrrp wEEKiN nv
IoyI> FAX, DEALER Day Goup~.

RRnwN CO1ToN Prescott. b inch tc, ~
gyic, ~ inch. iist; Dwight, heavy, N'ac.
RIEACuEp Fruit at the Loom u h. Ntsr +;
i.ous,lnle, ~ inch. 81 CHlut, ~ inch ,isy.
Farmer : Choice III inch g.
SutETING Lockwood, Boston ~ H.igc. lui
&c.
CoTTnNS Duck. ouncc lac. brown pril9
Denims. .lp,af lie; Geo. thcrss Jig ihttuts
lhi l.lsC,
1ItkING- Mess, 1isc heavier To-; l+'~t l!tg ;
Feather lst.c.
PRINTs- American Shirtings, ~ American
Dress styles, TIC; Indigo and ArnoidS, Nc,
GtNGHAMs shirt styles, -, -, ami ~.
Hress styles l0e
seatsucks ~. Tnile du Nord, l.ie.
IEANs-k Kentucky, he tu @Ic; Wool Filling
al. Cotton Diaper Adii0y.
LAwNs-Dress, IA. best, Sc; Victoria. ~.
CRASH Cotton, T.; Linen, %
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

NOTICE TO TEACIlRRs.--l am directed
by the hoard Of public instruction to
hold the annual examination Of teach.
ers for the public schools of Putnam
county on the 10Th. 18th and 18th of JUNE
80. The examination will pgin AT y
n. M, each day, at the white public
school buhlding in Palatka.
Respectfully,
a. j. WOop,
I'm. Sec. and Co., Supt. Of Schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
TAMPA. June 1

iNNGN, uunt y.
To the Editor Of the Florida Herald
DEAR Sill notice in the Florida
Herald of May 3lst, under the heading
of state news, the following item:
Mr.. Lesley. Of Tampa, has received q
letter from Governor Perry to the ellie, I
that the lands reserved for the Florida
Southern railroad sill he held by the
board Of internal improvement fund up-
I'll that road or some other road earns
them by building to Tampa"
wish we had such an assurance, but
have received no such letter from Gov.
Perry or any other member Of the inter
nal improvement board. Please make
the correction, and oblige,
Truly yours,
JOHN T. LESLEY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

SLATE RooFING.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish the lest quality Of Roof.
ing Slate at $50 per square Of ~ fe
iail, and call the attention Of builders
an l others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cistern water Ia
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shouse, Agent, Box No
$50. p. o., jacksonville. Fla. ap23 I'm
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PALATKA, FLA, JUNE .. lss6.
For RENT. Cottage, near business
Apply to l.. Falk. J'su

II the party now in Inssess'on OF my
watch AMI chain will propoS- plan I"
return the same. l will pay more than
could be otherwise realized, AMI ask no
questions. Call on or address j. III.
Iiibbard. t"t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
Notice Yacht Owners.

All those DESTROYS of entering their
yachts in the regatta to ls held IN Pa
latka Oh july 81, 1885, will please cor
respond with the secretary, stating r'g
and water. line measurement. Entries
close on the Goth inst. List of prize-
given on entry. Immediate corr,sron'
pondence reque tied.
JOS l.. BALDWIN,,
jeitf S.c'y Com. Arrangements.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

DRESS MAkiNU. Mrs A. 7. ,apen
will do Dress. making at her RESIDENCE
ON Dodge street. Flrstclass work guar
anteed. Also. stamping for Art I'm
broidery. Je6 Nv
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

WELLS VASDEgruoI., Teacher Of the
Banjo. Lessons gwen at private rest
dences. Can ise found at Sulhners Mu.
sic Store. Je3 u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

FoR SALE. Steam yacht Red Wing,
IS feet long, foot beam. rebuilt last
September. Apply to Fred. Hubbard, at
A. V. Mounts. my2j eod-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
Vegetable Quotations.

Truck must be- prime AMI IN sound
condition To- realize highest quotations.
DO not ship cucumbers that are yellow
or soft as they are not wanted, only
fresh green stock will sell.
\. VI. lvES. General Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

First OFT Season.
JrsT RECEIVED Peen-to Peaches. AZ
r. X. Reds Family Store. junj II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09

(;o 10 DR. W. W. E,tcs over Moragne
h Kerstines drug 1t re for fine Dental
work. fll-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
PAlAl kA WHOLESALE MARKET.

tORRE,Ttp WrIkty ny
A. W iIAIGttTuN HRp., WHOLESALE kNU
ktT,ii. GUocEus, rurNtN BLOCH,
rNIt1kA. FInRiDA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-09
RETAIL MARKET,

tORRt1rEp WEEkIN nv
\. N. iltlGur,N n BRo., NHoLfSAi A>p
RETAIL GEuCthS, Pud>tA itiOCh.
PALMA, tI,.
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Letter ItSt.

Letters unclaimed at the PalaIka, Pa,
pootoffice June slh, 1856:
frIN-rI INrN'. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Aug. ls-l2.3O D. m.-Cott0n quiet with
moderate inquiry Mddng Uplands 8 l6d: do. Midiling
Orleans lad Saleso.0O0 bales Including bales for
speculation and export ReceptsS0OO bales, including
1880 bales American.
Futures steady Upands Middling clause August de-
livery ll64d; do August and September delivery To-
64d also Odd do. september and October delivery
1oid do october and November delivery sod do No
yenber aud December delivery i64d; DO December and
January delivery 464d January and February deliv
cry 564d do February and March delivery. 764d; do
september delivery. lO-64d. also ) ll-O4d
Tenders Tor deliveries at odays clearngs 400 bales new
doc let aud 700 Old
2p.m-cotton.The sales OF day $500
American.
Futures quiet but steady. Uplands Low Middng clause
August delivery 64d. buyers DO August Septem
Der delivery llG4d buyers do October
delivery o64d. sellers do. October and November delv
cry O6ii sellers do November and December delivery
bid sellers do December and January delivery
do February and March delivery, s64d value sep
TENDER delivery. 8 / l-64d. sellers.
pm.-Cotton Futures closed DIM Cpands Low Mddling
clause, August delivery, ll64d sellers August and
September delivery, sd sellers do. september and
october delivery, S-64d. sellers October
delivery 5-6id sellers do. December and January dev
o64d sellers do. January aud February delivery
664d sellers do February and March delivery Std
sellers. do. September delivery. 8 ll-64d sellers.
Mdding Ii.l6 Good Ordinary 8; and gross
cepts 704 bales Coastwise 1928 bales sales 1902
bales stock, 2.+73 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. ls.-Cotton quiet and steady; Middlng
Sas Low Middling, S Good Ordinary, nominal Tor
old &C. higher; and gross receipts bales exports
NEwORLEANs, Aug, lSC0ttOn dull and irregular; Mid
ding, Q 3-l6; Low Middling, ll-l6; Good Ordinary
ss receipts bales l2S bales exports Coast
$40 bales sales 100 bales; stock 1913 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
STATE or IK4DE.

Bgrgq avg i% se arm 70 81 Red w Ha5 c c
Sol White Mehs@n new e@S corn g9ist 10 f Thr
new 49, No White Western 81 &C. CANA eisnt1
Wheat, bc.' Corn -c vais &c. h..eip.@ 'sl''
). 100 bush Railroad shipments Flour $4,000 bills:
Wheat. $4,000 bush. Corn 10000 bush
- Is Extra - 10 50 u.s. Patent spring VII ats - 800
g. 90 Patent Winter w1esa - 70 go l5 torn-eteamer
so White soc: No White, $50 shorts and Mddings
anciansea PROVISIONS steady. ButtsI Western Creamery
ia zoe Freshlsid Eastern lse I.eeePts s. to.
oats 81. 900 bush. shorts. $1,000 bush.
BALTIMORE Aug Is.-CotIon Midlings. 9'-c Flour
steady Howard street and Western super - goa = W 9G
super - do Extra - % "A 90 DO no Brands
% % Mn1'-Soutietn nI.c 10 Westeru Wnter
a-74c. Cern-soutnern hrm' Western duli southern
n5e August 20 I'D 56e sept 80 50 qc steamer
- - Vsts s!eaay 7euthr5 =, 49,. wsssu s Kve
5oa55c HayPrne 70 Choice western go Ood ~ 10 ITO
shogiders aud Clear Rb sides packed 50, 7c btcon.
Shoulders saSei Clear RID sides &C. Hams i3a tC'i
Creamery I592le Egg- II ~ Petroleum Refined -
Gopper-henne gag IVe mhisAey; ~ t ~ a. Ian
I'D '''' - '''''''''
chicago Aug lsFlour steady and unchanged Cd; chqiSe
Minnesota bakers - SOD = 20 PATENTS - SV@ - ON ILL.,
active sales ranged August 70 "a c closing ~
soe e.ssins at ~ c. No Spring 76l.c corn easier
Cash, 49,; August AZ aa AZ closing AZ ~ - sTp y;
A. &C. Oats ess sales ranged cash. p &C August = CT
September - - ut 2sc- oct. - ~ &C.
closing - &c Rye quiet No >. 5lc Barey--eptenber
a. Q6lc Flax Seod-NO. J. ~ ii =. Mess PORK on
ranged Cash =. 500 20 - >; Aug. ~ 'oGsS % =:
- Boa 81 81 sept ~ 90 ~ " closing ~
A. 52 81 So october. So 81 - y - closing AZ
80 81 - ~ Co. Lard sales ranged as : . -
August 81 30dS7 32L closing at - 3Oaf7 81 = ocpt-
81 gdSl -. closing at ~ ~ gas1 % short tsis
Cash 81 20 BONei McatsIry sailed ShOulier--@S - y
80 81 = short Clear sides. 81 30 81 o. Mhskey 81 -
Heceiyt~-FOur 5000 bbis.. Wheat 5000 BUSH C1n'
Az 900 BUSH oats 2ssO0O bush Rye. 1000 6nsn barey
$1,000 bush snpments-four. 900 Dbls Wheat 1,oVo
bust. Corn, 2lIOUO lush oats 1900 Dush Rye 4VVo
Barley. 5000
CINCINNATI Aug. ls.Flour firms Family - 80 - So
Fancy. sJ ~ - 90. Wheat strong No. Rel ~ 20 ne
ceipts ll,jOO BUSH shipments. $1,000 push torh-N1
PORK slO Lard. 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 10
Ribs 81 SJ Bacon-shouldera, 81 90 snort i,lpt
81 Clear. g. 40 Wh.,key-sale- at 81 o. hOg'
Common aud Light. ~ w ~ 10 Packing aud shipping
81 10 al 30.
DETROIT. Aug. ls.-Wheat-No White. 7e'c- Cash ane
Aug Cash Michigan Red. SOlc No Red 90 -sc- ASH
August tsc sept. 81 ~ Corn-NO. =. 4Cc. Oats-
No Aew. 2yc., No. White. new. 80 &c Receipts s-V'
bush.
PEORIA, Aug ls.-Corn firm High Mixed. 4Oi9d ilc% 10
. Nixei 4Oa4OLc: Rejected. 80 = d4Oc. Oats-No
White 20 d3Uc.. No Mixed 26a27o. kye-NO. new o.
g5lc Whiskey-saes at 81 10 Recopts-cOrn roO'
hush. Oats $1,000 bush. Rye 800. ohpments-Soih
none. Data. $4,000 bush. Rye 300.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ls.-Flour-Ths market continue
dull and 10 sell fresh ground wheat Hours are
small supply aud firm viii moderate demand; Western Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
CLOSING PRICES OF PHiLAoELPHIA srooKx
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 1s-P. ".


II has become stock card Stock Exchange and
played by both sides of the speculation TO
have I. reported London is buying" or London is
selling" The reports expected to have decided
upon prices. but I; remains he shown whether
such reports have affected the New-York market
70 extent OF le cent in whole days transac
tons. The fact lie that New-York Ia the controlling
market Of the world on American securities, and the
prices made IN IL govern the prices made everywhere
else But when one stops to consider and remembers
that human all the world is about alike, the
unity under ordinary conditions OF London buying
or London selling will vanish in thin air. English
men evenly divided the speculative
values of American railway properties Amer
cans This morning both reports were current and
probably both true TO the extent that some
Chicago operators buyers OF stocks while other Chi
cago spectators were seers But 1t wasamusing TO
the contest the question between the rep
resentatves Of conflicting interests One had been as
sured by representative London house that it had
bought stocks for London. while the other had been
told by another London representative that he had
done nothing but stocks for London all forenoon
When The United States is buying stocks rs II was IN
1850 ana ISL. then there Is an approximation 10
unity OF among Europeans and 1t that unity
OF sentiment which loaded London and ali Holland with
Wabash preferred at figures close to 100. Neither
does follow that when London is large buyer In this
market the stocks are necessarily taken away from
this market When the big CHICAGO operators make mp
pool buy mana mon stock, they do not carry
shares - Chicago; 1t simply accamulaes In one or
two brokers Offices 10 this city waiting mar
sales profit and 80 IT Is with large proper
ton OF the real London business done in tns market
which always falls long way short OF the reported
transactions
To-days stock market active ana during the carly
hours pressure or long stock exceeded that
Of any racent preceding day. The board
room traders all charged over 10 the
bear side aud pressed the market still lower, and
thus furnished basis for later recovery In prices.
which, when it came. sharp aud rapid. As con
sequence. while prices universally show some final
losses, they gains tue lowest figures OF
day. Taxing the whole DAYS operations together,
however they seem 10 indicate a break IN the nuh
rau.--tult OF them hti started 10 " ihn on
his IL l. de to speculate upon TIE result OF
OF officials now IN session. nut 10 j.
prohahc hat all reports wnch VIII De permitted u
come will be ~ perfect ami entire harmony ana
restora OF raeA, the cuttingO whch ms Dren
strenuouSy denied Bur the fact Will remain mt the
WORKING of the heaviest lron-bOund aud copper
fastened agreereIt made has necessated larger
of men than ever before was held Ia
IN cifv The co~ei fever sh ana unsettled,
Government bonds we're duh and weak WIN The bids
of s pr cent s., IS per cent for the a, and 81
per cent FOR the 4i2 Xed the closing quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
rpcrease wheat l2IOO0O bushels. Decrease, corn 800
increase week l,2l4,I4s bnh1. ,--.. -. -. -. :.
Wheat stock ~ ten " oateiu n1lts AZ laes IN


mort Of
no eTports season in Jane o. July have 1een 100000
am months N 1851 The prospects Tor the crop have been
unvor-eie oT NJ . 70 ave been very ahang
ie ce9S4 ~ sI, q ieay Clover i rmer straw
cont MUGS OF sale Ne" edt IT, @nerns iery y IRON
~ s'c 10. q s,.c clover w-ed IS g41c sfrsT
ost Nor aeIS-ouic Al lie 80 ing STOCK No
MErAis-Iron certiaeae.s7st eaey At 50 PROMPT
august dchyrryj ISSUED at S4gs Tag ana lGMer clos
sud at u zoe .eoPPrr-Suet but hTn At lo$oa soc
sPo Lax a. 10 SOC Cnii Bar 80 - 81 Icsi Fnu
AZ SOC WIN future pref to pot Transferable
TG s,era .siS'G notees onleseJ issued 45ce
MAYA sTQhES for ereantabIe 1s ae 'G Iar
BIT unA1 i Is " Au.i 80 s'I-H Cd IT,
s 81 3 L. q 20 = So o, n 80. e CO. \ 80 10
Window Glass 50 81 z? Mayr o , Nh 80 fair nusinc
n oAis Ne quote Lnssed raw, cliy, 43c. Common
"a - esc sumner yellow, Soc. asked Crude Men
h,1gp Xs-POi:k-T nothing done to-day
lie M OF -s,s prizes "a Guns, quen'o are more VI les
4oeiEs. yes Quoted al so for Old and al
4 = ,sr Clear Bach ana - Gsio of Extra Prime
~ AZ E. aa' Mes 5o g. r4 e1' . sn 5o
JsiS, - 0.,.-.BEEt HAMs-@ai.. ana nn.lange7i.
lies hal good d, nAi a. an 900 n I'D g-,s ~ D aver
4 AZ = rIies II average. GAG; CITY PicLled
$1,000 1870. fI'aeLc; smoked Shoulders 7iic.. Plekl-
S SI C. smoked Hams y is....... MID
iilf = with a le4t -ar no rne't r cfs. Long
80 u, Ned.York Cs,c.. al the West Long Clear C.iJc
Lear - ccsr g. KISSED hOGs-Are vel
80 n, Sr.i. ult!l dcu-.a CITY heavy To Light az
1870 y. - Pirs 6ac......-LARD-fLe market haa a
- for snort TIME during the early hours, but inc
10 n neeane stronger lcSIng 10 advance Oi a
- ,"lrf- closing Win the best figures ruling nrh
,,,,rafely active Sales 700 ties Western steam
@ - = lO.. 500 to- 10 arrive 43l lr cost ana
so' So1 fcs September 7asa '5uc. closing at 75.e
,.a 80 orfoler 7.loo. closing 1l-e. 80 tes No
1890 - lyr closing tS5c.. December. 6.~i Gstc
-, -t..rn stronger sales. 100 ics zoe Refined quot
"a at 4-c.. Continent ilJc. " II l-t.
~ t-F and EGG--liave not varied since our Lt-L
pi.I.Tf .. state Creamery. y 2d22 e.. Penns,lva-
,i crcsmcry 2Ia2I -. Western l242l &c, rtAte
Ia ma Ni,sifnrslu tubs ljaltc Welsh tubs, ~
Iiis We.tern limitation Creamery ii l3Lc.: western
A. 49, C.. "iIei,Lc; Factory. lO's l. -
p pIit' -tate 1Qsc.; Night SKINS 6Q1c; Western
81 OGs-state, Il "a Loo; Canada. 1874 o
l4c Western, lie . , .n,t,at ,,,, c,,r,.a - sic
and Oleonar gaTlne at &C . o.. g.. az ,.u,rff,,al
q Ie. Tor Far Refining ana 3'sa4 y for Molasses:
.,n -. entrIfuga At 53&c. Refined dun. Cut
inHt a. ogScr Crushed 6sa6trf cubes. 5-lo ao'se.i
ead, NJ, aGLc. Orsnnllied, &C.. Mould A. llo@
a." Gnl,ctioners' A, 90 coffee STANDARD 0tlus'
-, 90 -: White Extra &. bisG oaci Extra -
4s@scD & 4a443c; yellow, 444f ~ o., ,.d
az Hor, active aud stronger Prime City quotee
nj 4 I.loa4 &c. sales 10000 lbs al 4-Io9i'ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19

Psnnylvsnis Super % 1898 oo do Extra % oosss so
oss: y o IT, pes r ss
ONO clss5 ). oooss soJ % ssr.,sSS q sSss 60:
E Tses4 S. Winter Wheat Patent = e2hos5 90
elevator. 81 We. No Pennsylvania Red elcI No. Red
Aug 81 de7 Sc Sept 81 sas7 &C. oct- S8ds8tc. Nov.
M1sd ya as. Sse NO High M1sd In grain depot g
Aug 81 d62c.. Sept. 81 a5lao. Oct. 52052to: Nov,
o29S5sc oats steady Rejected White SOC. No White
Sept 1925 &c, October s5laSs5'.c Noy ssassc
County and New York Extra 1870. Western Creamery
Extra hrsts 2O02lc CheeseNew York full 80. &C.
sugar-Granuated 6i-c: Confectionery A. 5s.d51S Re-
ceiptsFlour 1900 bills. Wheat 10000 BUSH 1000
bush shipments-WheaL 5000 bush; Corn 1000 bush;
Data. 100 bush