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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

OCEAN FREI0HTs-The berth market Is In demora4l-
BRE%EN Steam ssncs sSS,P Su.S grain a.
Ion at Is
logs d: - 81 ''ss :4 ~ 81 S.sss "a
pork ss rosin Is sd measurementsoods Us ga 900
"S grain Da at g s'" fla'' LIVERPOOL
cake ' sdan Z Quotations Ssses our, =
sa % @ 400 .S Eases ssI e
5000 ebs refined oil at nrivaie terms GLASGOW.
. b ss9Ge quotations Flour SCI Ccats ao M
sT rs 3D. beef s. S %easaTe%snt good: German iSs;
N Ssn,s O Essd oil e. pvosSo SS crude 81
BARI 500 ~, refined oil at q, I'D. m,oa to
exporIers .tli holding back Prices howcvcr
Job lot. Mess quoted s at $40 S S for o
Sss baes an % e Sr fS% 10y
pate s. BEEF HAMsr6S wens sro Quoted 10 ser as
little life to the trailing buyers Of the sdSan
sHcaders g. smoked 1v snonder icy Pesd
HANS "a L. Smoked Hams II ios tie
maud Long Clear in New York es.c: at West, Long
Clear 6.'5o' short Clear g. de-. DRESSED ~ &
at SGT: Pigs 6sc.....LARD-Ise magse i ms az
wees September October are up GG7 points while the
@ on and I the mep p S@y ns sales 6
4se eo. Po a7 S a t SO t.. 90"
closing Il5c 80 ties November 693 as 95r
b9tc December g. 7c CITY Steam higher. sales. io".cs
az atog ciuc Refined quoted nominaly at iJVc; IA a
mani ana bring very fun prices Me'un aud lower lu,i
Pennsylvana Creamery 81 S2ir c Western, l2S2i s
i C.. Western Imitation Creamery. II al3Hc; Wes'er"
Dairy &c. Western Factory. 10 "a u,
CHEESE ere was not much DOM to-day. bur s'.
western SSs ' ra y'9's STATE Sc SFh' ey pss
" fir inquiry state. 49Gl5c.' Canada 1874 l4o''
sgGAR1l'aw stock dun and nominal at Sise for t Sg
Crnnsal 9l6c. for Far Refining and 5sH 3ct hhSs
Moasses sales. 300 d.. Guaaoupe AZ < AMI H.
EHg'l-h lsand- a. % a iAc Refined dgl CUT p io
6het &C. formulated Gao Lice; Mould A: i,lo
Confectioners A. BIC Coffee Standard. 'l6c; Cores
ON a, Pc. White Extra G.. 5isa54c| Extra u 44~
SPlcES-A fair ebbing trade. Prices generally steay
Pepper Singapore 10 Ice; Acheen o4c'
nhte SINGAPORE = =; Penang 25'2 Hed Zaname rata
via, 5sci Penang, 4Oc: Banda. Acc Cassa Batavia tHg
&C.; China 49, &c; saigon Rolls. 36a 40. saigon Hnlps
&c; saigon Broken. 2si2a3oc Buds. lO2d llc os1Nee
Gngr African ja5hc. Calcutta 4c; Pmento, Prime "a
a41,c.. Grinding. 4c oe
sTEARINE-ru chanred and qniet city quoted at 80
SC sales, - 90 lbs OlcOmarCarine at 7l4c.
and steady The sales nC'ulc 200 1855 ono on pr
vate terms; 100 1885 Pennsvlvana Havana e',;
arc lW! cases snndrcs 5a3Or.; 80 bales H1Vnma AZ
6Ic 0~l % l. bales Su ara mt 81 200$l 10 KENTUCKY
ant virginia without special feature , .,o,a
TAILOW Dull and uuCliani ia price Prime CITY quo'eh
Mt &C. >alcs. 2j.0OD lbs. AZ &c.
WOOI-The NEE, nm and lower GRADES Of wool are quoted
steady brokers here but the finer grades are rather
SIC. $1,000 u Unwtsled Medium Combng at 32c. loWO
70 idaho At DC l00lO n Montana AT Doe; 25r spring
taolna ~ Ole. 1000 70 Georgia at Soc 2oOOO Nos =.
25H0 5ic % 900 secured at - 6Oc ITO bales Gas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
STATE or TRADE.

BUFFALO Aug l7-wheat dun; No Hard 81 &c.:
Sol White Michigan ~ Corn quiet No fs i,
4se No. Yellow sS' %., MG s. 81 % Canal ircisGt;
Wheat &c. Corn 4Hc: oats Gle ~ noe Lnsb Corn
A. 900 bush railroad shipments Flour. $4,000 ools'
Wheat $4,000 bush: Corn. 5000 bush
3 Es Aas 5lrSq s ' Fseq S spring
- 100 Patent Winter w9,ats - aSS To- @ 6ars
40 White soc White. Sse shorts and @daay'
1926. tTesld Eastern Use Rss So bush
oats 81 900 bush. shorts 1000 bush
BALTIMORE, Aug l7.-Coton firm; Midllings 9S on 1iour
steady S%ars street ana r Mss' s. y So city Mills
super 30 a3 Extra s. % - 90 do o p paa
f "A ssc': do Amber 81 aaoc No Western Winter
Red spot s1Aass &C.. Aug. 81 P9ssc; septemDerh ~
as74c Corn-sou!hern nm Western Gnl we, sSo
White. 80 5ic do Yellow 30 pc, Western MA ,aner
5oc August t9is S9 SEPT 2Sa " esiern hte
81 95e DO Mixed 30 g. snnsylysa ai ~ 80, 90 Pro-
visions quiet Mess Pork sii 25ell 70 Balkmeas
shoulders Clear Rib sides packed 7ga,ei h" I
faGqs rps sa"g ce1F ns Sss S' paoFc
Ssa%er S whsEer H TO FSss
Liverpool per l., 3d. Eionr go zoo bush
Corn, 100 bush oats 1900 bush WPnsn si5 eo1
bush: corn. $4,000 bush. ,..
uncAeo Aug lfoar steady and unGhansgd a c q S
bakers Is Patents = os q go h Low
Wassi aa e. ;oG Sales ane S August
3D. sspi at NO. SS'ns p r % Corn strong
Cash illgc August, Ara ise.. closing AZ a. ~
Ale losing at 43c Oct a. .d43 &c. closing AZ
Oats hrner sales ranged: Cash. c. Augus' "a
September &C. closing y &C. Ott ~
closing 30 rye quiet No 25e Barley p aw"a
5.,, GOc Flax Seed-N0. /. Sl2 /. Mess foiA 80 ~,
sales DOd ~ ~ l.. Aug. ~ 90 ~ %
closing at 80 ~ o. II sept 30 62 ~ ~ y eost
- ~ october. ~ 9d-S ~ 2. clo-hE,
~ 20 10. strong sales ranged Casn - So
August. closing at - 4Odof AZ
ber II 55as7 AZ closing at 81 81 pds7 40 short hips
Cash So ~ Boxed Meats-Dry salcd shoulders-ss
a. 81 Short Sides 81 90 81 30. Nhskcy ~ L.
Receipts-Flour. ll.0OO bbls Wheat stVVV pnsh III
3lG 600 BUSH zJJ.OOO bush. Rye 1000 bnsn.
80 bush shipnents-FouT 1000 bills; wheat tooo
bush Corn 22J doc BUSH OATS l27OOO bush; Rye none
Barley $4,000 -
CINCINNATI Aug. l7-Flour arm; Family, 80 5oas3 90;
Fancy 80 81 30 Wheat No. Rci, - st 10
cepts 10000 BUSH shipments $4,000 bush cornM srSs
Mired Rye-NO. ?, 52d52Lc. Barley-NO MAJ se~
Pork $40 lard. 81 3D. Bukmeats- shoulders 20 10
short Ribs So. Baconshoulders % 90 snort Illus,
al OJ short Clear Whiskey-sales at 81 oS hoss
Common add Light u Ooa " 75. Packing and shipping
30 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

DETROIT. Aug. l7e-whest-.No White. 79'sc Cash ans
Aug. Cash Michigan Red 81 kca No. Red 20, Cash
August, 81 40, bept 800. Corn-No. q 46c. Oats
No. new 20 ac No White. new. " 30 Receipts. lsoo'
bush
MrSrAroIr. Aug l7.-Na Hard. cash, old, 7s.o.
September. 76itc.; october. 77'<o
MILWAUKEE, Aug l7-F1our dull Wheat quiet cash
oats NO T. &c Rye1HSo l. 600 Bariey-No. 2. COG
Provsons-Mess Pork Cash or Sept, 90 80 OctL ~ 70
IardPrime Steam. Cash Sent 81 80 Oct - 81 q Bu
ter-Choice Creamery IA l5c Dairy Cheesebes'
Cream. 2c Eggs@Fresh l0laG lie Receips-Flieua
ments-Flour. 1880 bills; Wheat 1000 Barley. 1900
PEORIA. Aug. 7.-Corn firm. High Mixed 40pa4lcs No
Mixed 40l2d4lc New Rejected, 80 p a40c. Oats-No.
2Whtc. 90 SOC; No. Mixed 26a27c Rye-No 2. new ~
a5lc. Whiskey-sales at 81 10: Reccpts-Corn. 5000
GOO. Oats. 1900 bush; Rye. none
the market; fours hard 70 sell Western and
Pennsylvania Super e2 1898 90; do Extra SO 50
Pennsylvania Family, SO 75ds4 90; Pennsylvania Roller
Process 81 10 ~ 30 Delaware Family - 25Gst 81 III
Southern illinois Clear "a 90 So straight
81 3720t4 50. Winter Wheat Patent, - 62i2GS5 90.
Wheat higher Spot Lots quiet New No Red In export
elevator. S5c No l Pennsylvania Ped. 9lc No. Red
Aug SO s6',c. sept. s70s1 tc Oct ssGsst ci Novs
Mixed track. SIC. No. High Mixed. in grain depot 80 c
No Yellow. track and grain depot Sac: No. Mixed
Aug 5O05l 1c Sept 5O2a5l 2c. Oct. 5ls,d52c.; Nov,
62d53c: Oats steady Rejected White, SOC: No; White
Sept. "a @a3jc: october. 35.a3j'.c. Nov, 35ad36c;
Butter-Pennsylva Creamery Extra 2002lc: Bradford
County and New York Extra II 9c. Western Creamery
Extra hrss 2OG2lc. CheeseNew York full cream So dc
sugar-Granulated. 6isc: Confectionery A. 565sc Re,
bush shipments-wheat 100000 oush Corn 1000 bush'
Oats $4,000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. l7.-l2.3O %. cotton dull without
ouota BILE change. Midng Upland-. 3 lodi do. Mddng
Orleans lad Salcs7OOO bales, including 900 bales
speculation and export keceipts-lOJO bales including
37Ol bales AnericaD
FUTURES quiet at the decline Upands Low Middlng clause
August delivery lOC4d do August aud September dev-
erv b OGad also 36id do September and October de-
do November December delivery sod
and January delivery. 364d. do January February
Gid. O February aud March delivery 0Ofd.
,in september delivery . 9.O4d
- II nj otton.-Ihe the day included $500
TtuTes quiet steady Upands Low Middhng clause.
August delivery. 9Oid buyers do. August and Scptel-
her delivery. 364d buyers do september and OctODer
d.very, O.64d buyers do october aud November dcv
erv tG4d buyers. do. November December delivery,
364d Luyers do December and January delivery. 5o'd.
buyers January ard February delivery sosd BUYERS,
March delivery, D. CAD buyers. do.
,en,h.r delivery. 8 J-64d. BUYERS.
an Futures closed firm. Upands Low Midling
clattse August delivery l64d sellers DO. August and
Snfemler delivery iO6id buyers: do september and
ocfober delivery 764d buyers do. October
,r Jelvery o j6id buyers do. November and December
ss,very 4Osd buyers do December and January dev-
sry iO4d buyers, DO. January February delivery
6ild buyers do February and March delivery, 7-oid.
Iuy,rs 10 september delivery. l0G4d buyers.
G.IvpsIOs Aug l7.-CottOn steady Middling, 93lG
law NiddlDg HIS Good Ordinary, and gross
ceipis 49, bales. sales S23 bales stock, 4O57 baes
SAVANNAH Aug l1.-Cotton dull abiding 8; Low Mid
ding sq. Good Ordinary. net and receipts. 4o
NEw.ORLEASs Aug. l7.-Cotton dull and nomrnali Mid
ding e3l6. Low Middlng ll-IG; Good ordinary,
g. net and gross receipts 7Oi bales sales. 100 bales
y. a ) ual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
1--WE STOCK NAPKrT.

NKw. YORK, Tuesday Aug. I7.-BEEvES-A today
Metzser The 9n trading IN Live cate was The s1e SOS N
sold - per Feeling steady Tor best grades ana
Ctv Beef quiet II Gqa for Ordinary to Good
Native SIDES with f"w Prime and choice 'e g;
&c for the most part but inferior quality was reported 70 oe
chicago DRESSED rf had inquiry at 70s4c for Native
SIDES. and n DC for Texas Beef ~ 80 ,rovo
rigeraor CLOSE OF the last wees wien
ported r e nr 10 an the ' market weak Best AMERICAN
Live Catr not exceeding II Il c Tor the dressed "cs"
shipments today $50 Live Cattle the Dorset by n Cold
who will also send out Loo quarters omO'"" }" 'o
Mcs,r- swift Bros sent out 600 quarters IN The A'sy
ran Monarch instead Of goo quarters a. al rs n there
were loo heat hen over from YESTERDAY cd v WTs
Cras.,rs sold a - 2a - - and mixed lot o Calves al sc
per To. Choice Bucks County Veals brought 6-.c c,,v
prs sod Calves IA ar demand and hIn oI s""i ,'o ~
Dressed Veal. sold At s9G inG Scgn'Iy Dresser d" ''''
sales laeneeck p.ys 80 GIa'i ;o tco@@G@ lg Do o
At 2c p do ~ 10 At - 80 10 10 100 3D. a" 6 h, At Be '
Egc 4 OTIS ii Bucks Veas AZ 3D. at 6'4c' DO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 2lq cars of isg
Cool lambs and sellers generally ANTICIPATING better mar
the balance OF the week Common to frmS anDs
s Sheep We're at So &C. with l6 Old Bucks sold at
Fine boycott declared Yesterday against Hallcnbeck Davis
y u, Sree , bn a ne, JARED o has mor2ng Mcssr &
seemed to be doing wei also and thought IL ~oa
necessary yet 10 send to Canada or Australia io
supply Of Mutton and Lamb -zo,. aud
Dressed Mutton - ~ litle better uenaiH AZ "'-0' "
Dressed Lamb. had little more inquiry AT va ilc
sales Hallcnbcck Il DAVIS state Lambs - d. at o'c'
q - N. al
DHlembick 4 Dewey Lambs 66 d. at &c II state
Iaar Lambs 81 II, "t5.e Is Bucks
l37 TO- at 2A4c ,,, ,,..,,o,io
Event. a Pucock. late yesterday 222 PennsVlNan,3i
Lambs d. Al sic: 4jl Kentucky do. 81 ID, al &c
Kentucky sheep 100 10. At 5'sc 222 Canada Lanos % To-
al ,,-o.,
y Pidcock ia Canada Lambs, y TO- at G'sc 90 West
ern sheep - 10. at 4c. $1,000, , ., r, o.,
Reccpt, were % Of 379s headui6 caTs "a.
Jersey City and 10 4Oth.st. None Tor SAFE dNe
ine steady yesterday a " Lamb sold 40 STATE HUGS
coIntry Dressed steady at Ga &c Medium. and 7aasc
for f4gff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
BUTTER

Receipts week 365s6 packages exports 5335 pack
have ruled nrm
week past and prices made Improvement The con
demand but receipts OF very
srae goods quite moderate and there has been
some speculative stimulated 10y strong atvces nom
The West state pals strictly fresh and finest
quality plenty but there Is accumulation
of lots que choice creamery fresh tubs have cost
so high interior that they have not come forward at
Western Extra fresh creamery has been IN Hkt
supply large part OF the arrivals hOn te
West showing defects has not At any time Dee
sufficient demand keep
tone sellers Extra first creamery has sold larry
equal To Extra, but inferior lots nave oern
first Offering al l6d &c there mas oeen
enough to keep prices steady ihce has Oeeh
OF late some speculative demand June creamery,
and several hands without gong ont OF the mar
ket al 2Oc To-day buy best lots NJ thst price
state dairy pals been in small supply with SUI
demand all IL improved pt7ces lmd-
ton Creamery been choice few lots coming
good sell - 4c but choice would readily
a sold mostly range OF ii a.
l3c quality being below fine Extra qu2ty would seu
nurklv al hser 6gure # here Factory had
moderate sale 10 shippers packers and bakers ana socss
been reduced prices have only slightly favored the
seller and dag past tTadehas been very quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

ST. LOUIS Aug n-Four steady; xxx. so 20ds2 30;
Family - 40 as2 50 Choce - ooasS 10 Fancy Is 40
cssn 7s 1880; August 7s'sc sept 1870. Corn qu,t
No Mixed Cash, 80 14Oo, August, 4Oc.i Sept 4USc
oats dai. No MIXED Cash 27a21.e august -; 2.c.i
Creamery IL poe barry. l0al7c. Eggs-9c. PlaI Seed
81 o. Timothy, so 90, Prairie 81 90 brantyc at
mil Corn Meal 81 20. Whiskey. 81 Os Pork, SO 80
Bulk Meals~Lens Clear IS 2o Short RIBS. - so shor.
Wheat 10 900 BUSH Corn 1000 oush Oats $4,000 bush
Rye 900 bush. barley 1000 lush. shipments-flour.
1000 bbs Wheat 81 900 bush. Corn. 1000 Oush OatA
10000 bush; Rye, none BarLsy, none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO. Aug. l7CdWe Receipts la-t "a n2urs ours La, =
head total for week lar 800 head for same e ast
week i9ij head Consigned through cars none % r
New-NO 10 sale market qliet am u,
unchanged Common To Far. - 75d>' 20 LAlI" 9'e''
scare and firm all offerings taken -, 80. ,roo,,
SheeD-Rcccps last - hours 500 head total Tor week
thus lJOuO lead. foi same time last "eek'
consigned through of which : TO Nt"i "ln q,
sale market quiet anu st'fuy M JUN ~, ~
Far So - iO Good 10 Choice rs - ~ W. uo "''
hclr. all offerings taken. -. 10
Hocs- Receipt hours 47o head total Tor week tMs
1 3D., last week. 20 j" h'",i '"'
signed through cars OF which TO New. uih -v.,1
for sale mar lower: Light Pigs - Zod ~ az" ~
York Weights. - aj0SjNn. Selected Medium W "si1
- Mixed Heavy Ends. 10 500 "a Oo Il cars "'
ST. LOUIS. Aug l7.-Couie- Receipts 900 hsmi sip
800 strone. Good To ttolcc >htN' TX
ping Steers IS 2,asi 10. Common to taii :" 80 -
butcher steers - 2j0 10 Cows anh ichctS =
50 Feeders ~ 20 ~ 90 Grass eA"n''
81 25dS3 -. 90 . .,,io,
logs Receipts 100 head shipments 1000 market %
au strong Heavy 81 gOaSJ 10 Packing II oV@e' wv
Light. - lO0 - 80 800, .,.,, ,,oo,v
Sheep I,cceips 200 head shipments 800 market S'ea'
at - - - -. ..-,.. ,oUe
tulCAGo Aug IT, The DroUers Journal reports Cd III
Receipts. 5000 ncan. shipments natket ~, ,. ~ ~
ping II 7JaSj 10 SOckers and FoodeiS 70 , az
Cows Bulls ana Mixed. = 20 - 90 BUR- a. 1V"'- '
through Texas Steers ~ 20 a ~ 10 maria.
Hogs-Rccepts. i;oOO head shipments and sno
ACTIVE, Rough Mixed ~ SodSi 30. PacKhg anu ~
ping 81 80 - - Light Weights ~ 90 $50 oO' o-p' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
14.5Go. OOO G.77G.OOO 4.2sO.O 900 .



OF he total exports Of 256lGOOO bushels 81 40 per cent
went the Contingent Of EnoIe ana 10 10 per SsTa 20
Empire bas not so favorable aiosPeyi a. few Te"s' mt 9
The harvest Of wheat ~ Inc me hMs9 | no So ." mn
favorable Tor the the quality and condition 81
crop ard ND the harvest paa;
7OS6OO0 Iu,hels wheat $50 va canal and S2sSoTo
Week ended July 81 1856 is4076 bushels including 40 81 :
bushels 10 onfnc " Europe and 5s32o bushels to Unitei
MY BAoGING-steady moderately at 4
HAY AND STRAW oninuss quiet but at nneh an
HEMP-M Manila quiet but nrlu at $3.50 s'saL 0''c'
goa 75c No 3 Coz e9 Sh ra I% oaS S'S CID TO-
do. Wheat 20 s45c. s.,...,,.
vel HanIcck Soh a Haehos Ayrss Light
Ton q s22c H sso DO Me 10 49, ol Heavy No.
zoe Damaged all weights, II lsc; Non Acid Cali
eavy 10 Light seconds lse Middle ,s DO , isg
5 ~ selection r2 21' .t M%s issSc Me
a le h i$ Sc. %cd Hides al ars else
e9 SSs MIls TO- Middle G dS icy msvy DO
Pa,gs az wsgG1 Co." Middle Ode Ba @S sou so @de
haess heavy 80 BE- seconds Backs 2sg 2sc, Light
Crop p is M" Is,s &c. Middle II SIS Damaged
l5a ne. Poor Damaged II ia l"c
MoLAssEs-Quet lie for so test boiling stock sales
Sa, steady a si9
n-0pene dull closing active tut weaker at 2loo
Steady closing Grm al 10 iOc spot o2od 10 goo
futures TansfeIaIe n9sss ks ssaa Tran.enble
notices issued isoc sDeileI Dn but sSa a lava
naval e for mer Sg . 200 S 5as
s sS:!G sr1f! g! ''ls'.sis r J.
W1Sov d... 81 9 % 81 Water "a whss 81 81 ~
sna We quote S; 'p~f S,e ~'h raw sy
sc sss OS cs%%cn fsss:ce
Crude MenRaden. Ale. Crude sperm. TOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Ripr. VesseIs ant e titro151
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Braz grades firm at an advance Of ic. IN CSC
for Rio grades Sales 500 bags 10 Havre and 800 bags on
Sales. 40 q Maracaibo. Trad
ing contracts Moderate The market opened AT 10
and closed firm nj further advance OF 10
points NJ follows January. S259s3O; February. s3od
$50 March. S3ods40 August .2oaS25; September
December S2OdS25. Sales. 1920 bags.
COTTON-The spot market reduced ll6c. to-day ana
closed Sales ESQ bales 52j bales last EVENING" NJ
aud $50 for consumption Port
receipts 27O bales comparing with 92i bales this day
las; week and $40 bales this dav last wear.
the American STANDARD Of classhcatoh
areas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
WHOLESALERS PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Tuesday Aug II. 1856.


Receipts for the week 1858 bbls beans; 1850 bbls
peas Exports ?i6 pkgs beans and $3.50 bush peas The
market ruling very quiet all kinds and the tone OF prices
generally Receipts have continued liberal and inc
stock tended 10 weaken the confidence OF
sellers. II difficult to do much wholesale business 10
choice 70 for few fancy lots ~ 10 Is
asked in a obbing way 10 trade. Medium are more
plenty exceed ~ So that price is also the current
rate choice pea. White Kidney neglected. ked hldney
almost nomna stock has accumulated to considerable ex
tent and present outlet for hem Green Peas
nLnra and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

CB.RLEsToS. Aug. l7.-Turpentine steady at 800.
eAyAnSAH. Aug 17.-Turpcntine firm at 32c. bid.
WILMIxGToS. Aug. l7.-Iurpentne nrm ~ 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

SALES AT TRB CONsOLIDhrE TED STOCK AND PETRO
LEUM BXCHAHGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

Peccins for the week. 765 pkgs exports Of dried apples
32l pkgs Evaporated apples small soc and working out
slowly nj qc fancy. Sundred remain very
dun and without features of interest New Georgia eVapor
ned unprecd peaches held firmly but not moving To any
extent few raspberries sold at lac cherries he
with little confidence Blackberues show Increased
with a few sales ut &c.
.nti.s ated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18
CHEESE.



factory. fun state factory night
cream white. fancy 7sd9 milk SKINS % ar
DO do cOiored. e09 state factory IL ana, a.
bo Good IN PRIMES a y OHIO factory. Hat fine. has
% Good 800 3sdS IOhlO factory HaIOOOu
DO. Common Fair. 07'4 to PRIME ---.---o4~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-18

opened at mis- decline ruled quiet and closet
barely steady decline OF 40j points. sales 5l2Oo
haI.a
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-09
CLIFTON ITEMS.

The Clifton Cement Works start
ed their machinery last week, turn
ing out fifty five barrels day, and
when all is completed there will be
three kilns and three crushers which
will make between three and four
hundred barrels a day, when at its
fullest capacity. 1t will give employ
ment to hundred and fifty men and
perhaps more including wood chopp-
ers and wagoners.
Mrs. Bette Hughes returned from
Beaver Dam Springs few days ago
where she has been recuperating for
the last month.
]. w. and Il. $. Hughes visited
Lawrenceburg last week.
| We had an ice cream supper las,
Friday night which was much enjoy
ed by all.
Rev. McQean commenced pro
tracted meeting at the NJ. f church
last Saturday.
Capt. Akin and Mr.. WEIGH, o
Savannah, were among our visitors
last week.
John Logan, of Saltillo, was will
us last week; We are always glad t.
see you, John.
Mrs. C. S. Ricketts, and mother
Mrs. Hawkins, are on visit 10 Sal
tillo, their former home.
Our Livery business is on boom
both stables are kept busy all tn
time. Tuck.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-09
North Carolina Items.

Mrs. Sally Mcdaniel and son left
Thursday for Arkansas but failing
to reach Corinth for the excursion
train, returned home Friday.
Mr.. Marion Layton, who has been
sick several months of spinal affec-
ton died last Friday night.
Mr.. Lee Hurley and wife and j. W.
Ledbetter's family, OF Chewalla, Wis
tied S. z. Barlow last week.
Prot. j. w. Pickens, of Decatur
County, visited relatives last week
r. A. Pickens is on the sick list
this week.
j. R. James and wife visited rela-
tives near Gravel Hill last Sunday
and on their way home Mr.. James
got O It to roll the wheel over a log.
his mules, taking fright, ran throw.
ing Mrs. James and little sister GU,
Of the wagon, but no damage done.
Messrs. Thomas Nolan and John
Stewart are both quite sick.
Mr.. Frank Phillips was married tt
Miss Lee Decker, on last Sunday
Esq. <. d. Martin officiating.
Bon HOMIE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-09
NIXON ITEMS.

As "Poor Do" is sowing turnip
seed. attending Sam Jones' singing
school we thought we would write
for him this week, as Nixon is On a
Boom"
The meetings have about subsid-
cd and base ball, croquet and we'd
dings are taking the day.
Miss Georgia Tacker and Mr.. An
drew Phillips were united in the
holy bonds of we,llock on Sunday
August the goth.
Mr.. W. W. Palmer, who has be, n
on visit here for sometime started
for his home in Gainesville, Texas,
Saturday. He will be missed by the
croquet players.
Mr.. w. l.. Shull, of Puxico, No.,
paid his many friends and relatives
a flying visit. We regret that his
visit was so brief. Lory Is good
boy and will have friends where ever
he goes, so say the Young ladies.
Miss Lizzie Covev, of Oak Dale, is
spending the week with Miss Alice
Howell; they seem 10 be having 9
"picnic" drinking sulpher water ant
riding on horseback.
Prof. G. NJ. Steele, of Md, has re.
turned to assist his brother, Prof. j
A. Steele, in the Nixon High School
which will commence Monday Sep. 6
Miss Bette Helton, of Clifton, I.
the guest Of Miss Annie Belle BIevins
| Best wishes to the COURIER and al
I its readers. S.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-09
CORRESPONDEN CE.
Saltillo Items.

Messrs. Taylor aud Enloe spoke
to quite crowd AZ Craven & " ill.,
inson's store last Thursday night.
Little Henry Tarbet died last Fri
day. He was up part Of the day dy-
ing late in the evening. He was u
bright little boy, five years old, loved
by all who knew him and will be
sadly missed by the devoted family
DR.. Carroll spent part of last week
ut Henderson returning home Sat
nrday evening.
Mr. Fields and lady, of Sardis, are
visiting relatives in town this week
Luther Parker has been quite sick
for several days but thought to bc
some better at this writing.
Mrs. Willie RICKETTS, and little Cor
dye are spending Il few days will
Mrs. Hawkins. ExPECTMoRE.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-09-09

Miss Stella Broyles, after an alb
sence of two months visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Capt. j. W. Irwin, OF Mt
Minuville, aud some of the popular
summer resorts, Including Monteagle
returned home last Thursday on the
CLYDE, TO resume her position as as
sistent teacher in Hardin College.