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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14
Surprising Henry A. He1lerman.

Henry A. Hellerman, who recently re-
signed as Postmaster Gopsill's assistant,
was rendered a surprise by number of his
late associates at his home last Monday
night. A beautiful arm chair, the gift of
his late associates, was presented in neat
address by Mr.. Thomas Wilks, to which
the recipient responded IN feeling terms.
About fifty guests were present, including
Mr.. G. Marinus, Mr. H. NJ Wittledge,
Miss Nettie Helerman. Mr.. Leary, Post
master Gopsill, Assistant Postmaster
Board. Mr.. Hellarman's successor, Chief
Clerk Van Beuren, Assistant Chief Clerk
G. G. Jennings, Mr.. Thomas Wilks, Mr.
Andrew jackson.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14
A Brilliant victory.

Last year Judge Alfred B. Dayton was
elected to the Assembly from the Fourth
District on the Republican ticket by ma
jority of sos. On November I'd inst. VIM.
@. Heppenhelmer, on the Democratic
ticket, was elected to the Assembly by q
majority, over William L. vanderzee, his
Republican opponent. and very popular
man in the District, of 744, the largest ma
FORTY ever obtained by any candidate of
any party in the District. This shows a
Democratic gain in single year of /, 249
votes, and makes the election of Mr. Hep
penheimer one of the most notable Assem-
bly, victories in the State.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14

The Tabernacle was packed last We'd
nesday night by the friends of Superior
Council, No. 1877. American Legion of
Honor, which then celebrated the sixth
anniversary of it's organization. The
talent was above the average, and the en-
cores were frequent. In fact the enter
tainment can truthflly be said to have
been highly gratifying to its promoters in
every sense. The Bishop Quaitette and
Concert Company of Rev York. consist
ing of Miss Emily A. Allen. soprano; Mr..
j. A. Morgan, alto; Mr.. G. w. Morgan,
tenor; Mr.. ]. w. Fitz, baritone, and Mr..
VIM. Buck. accompanies. rendered quar-
tettes and part pieces. Charles FL. Little
favored the audience with some humorous
readings. Sol. G. Frost recited several
pieces. The soprano solo, Just as of
old" was sung by Miss E. A. Allen; alto
solo, THE lost chord" by James A. Nor
gan; a descriptive song, ''Sprung leak, .
and baritone solo, My queen by ]. W.
Pitts, and the tenor solo, Ills not true,
by Mr.. Bush. Miss Henrietta Markstein
gave two excellent instrumental selec-
tions.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14
Friday Lectures a. the park Church.

The Friday evening lecture course on the
Sunday school lessons at the Park Reform
ed Church is becoming very popular with
the Sunday school workers of this city and
the meetings are well attended by teachers
and scholars from schools of the various
denominations. These lectures are sus-
tanned by the Teachers Association of the
Park Church, and are free to the public
Rev. VIM. Westerfeld, the former pastor
of the First Reformed Church, delivered
an interesting address on Friday evening
last.
Rev. Chas. Parker, ssthe blind preacher
of Brooklyn, will sreak next Friday even
ing. On Nov. 26th the lesson will be ex-
pounded by Rev. G. G. Hepburn. rector of
st. Johns Episcopal Church of New York
Other speakers oe ability will follow, and
it is contemplated to continue the course
indefinitely. The Teecher's Association of
the Park Reformed Church extend cor
dial invitation to all to attend these lee
lures.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14

she Recognizes but ono Kind of s'BnlI.,'
One of the first passengers to pass
through the gate at the Penn ysvania Rail
road ferry last Tuesday, when the COM
pany began regularly to use their new ball
system, was 200 pound Degress.
''Iake ball, said the ticket seller.
'EWot dye mean by insultin' respectable
culled lady," indignantly retorted the
woman.
''No insult, madam, " said the agent, ''but
the orders of the company are that no
body can pass through this gate until
they've had a ball
''Well gi'me ball, then" she said, "but
make it whiskey straight. That's the only
kind of ball l ever INDUCES in and she
walked cf WITH three cent ball in her
bend
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug 10 (Speciab.-There were nearly
900 In this morning. much To the delight OF the
sellers. There 97S and 46sOo bushels ny
canal The receipts 40 far this week have little ah.
day OF that anticipated and the effect In the market mas
help September started on the cur
q 43Ns cents II opened on the regular ooaiu
A34 cents and got up TO 43% cents i"o
weather report IA still anxiousy watched. septem-
ber wheat kept while just fraction under 40 cents
Gables II said however brought some buying oe,s ,
Wheat that starting at 10 cents for Seplc
got up only 10 after long and tedious strsg
FRONTS again. this time under 10 cents Ie morn
tradewas injured by waiting for the Government repo
on Alter the got In the crowd WAS IN
doubt y 10 how 70 take IT. Finally ,he he
damage considered so small that tno
repou rather bear then bull documeiI
Wheat however worked back from 76 cents TO 0 cens
while making up It's mind Corn was -
wheat 1t went from Asa cents down To 42AdAzs ino
the big receipts
he close Was at 76 for September wheat and Is
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
TUESDAY, Aug. 10-P. ".


The official report o. the New York, Lake Erie ana
Western Railroad the quarter ended June 80
we have added the official reports OF the precedngtwo
quarters giving the results OF nine months ot the COM
pany's fiscal year. which printed below emphasizes
the value of the increase In railway earn
ings For the months Eric gives increase nthc net
over charges compared with the preceding year
OF 275 SIC; but that Increase gives only SlOof over
the amount Of first charges. and 1t requires Ssl
year to pay per the preferred stock which s
selling at rs.
Todays stock speculation was tame and tho trahsac
tons amounted only 196.G3j shares against 245Oll
shares yesterday. Opening figures generally ehowei
some recoveres yesterdays last prices which was
succeeded by a decline. After the pressure was
OF. however, supporting orders were placed IN tAe
market and prices improved FOR the remainder OF
the day although all Of yesterdays declines were not
recovered. Tho market was entirely voii OF feature
further than that the cqucs seemed 10 have rallied lrom
their money OF yesterday and came to the support
OF their various favorites. Meeting with no opposition
and having the entire market all TO themselves the task
OF marking up prices not difficult one 70 perform
IL was done hut despite OF that the market was ho'
strong As measured hy actual demand
Government bonds iull aud easier; uluS "eIc
Il lower Tor the aud l. Ower for the 4H" CURRENCY
Gs were in better nQMry. Annexed axe inc cIos'nS
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

mand continues fair state 71aS c.; Night Skins ga
Western Flat 9ns 7S7tc EGgsLs nsnanseo e'A'e
sTEARINE-Dull and nomnaly unchanged Ciy quo'cu
at Sc and Oleomargarine at lsc. ..,u.r.,
sales OF Mace 3s GiOc for Batavia and PENANG
scarcity Other spices good Jobbng demand steady anu
generally unchanged. INA
sUGAR-Raw stock dun with values nominal AZ 3ioD
5c for e6 Centrifugal 4Ao for Fair Refining and .
for Moasses. Refined quiet Cut loaf 56G6 n
GranIlated Lice Mould ll6aG.sc; c99testpnsT' on 5n
a, 15-lGc. Coffee A STANDARD, 59c; Coffee on a., 49,,
White Extra G. 5tc.; Extra c, 47sG5sc; 9. 4'eGAsc;
yellow. 4ad4Ac. A., soo.
TOBACCO-Soc Leaf selling moderately at iuh prces'
Kenu Ky and Virginia qnet but about steahy, r, ,.r
TALLOW-Steady and In moderate demand fIuno Ni''
quoted at 4c Sales. 200 lbs. at &c.
WooIXX Ohio has sold at S4a37c secured 400 oi \,
a2oc Fine Unwsshet AZ ETC. and Medium do AT 50 n -
The sales lighter than recently but the naket ls IT,
ported owing To Cher prices London and Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
rr.ruRrs OF Ngw.YoRS nEALryG&


There was a little moro stir to the grain
markets yesterday ant tho wheat speculation was kept
auctuatug by several opposing influences. Early there
were confident predictions that the Government crop
report would show more favorably FOR spring wheat
than had been pectod persons went far as 20 al
lege that II would estimate tho total yield AZ 4lSO0OOOO
bushels The report itself proved u be beari'h aud no
estimate any OF the given This he ped the
bulls to effect rally but the posting OF some wheat In
store AS out condition aid to the bears The crop
report puts the condition OF spring wheat al about -
per cent against SO July l. and So per cont at har-
time last Is down TO 81, against % on
July and 90 cent last year. By using the Depart
ment estimate Of twenty-five bushels per acre Vho
acreage being pract eay the same last year, crop
about 1000 900 600 bushels Is figured OUT AGAINST
nearly 900 600 900 IN 1888 We fancy that an
of report, taken with the adyces recoNeu
since august L. VIII obviously mTs sya in mi, "onmn
Tho fuctuation In wheat options. on the whot",
was small. but me nor result was gam ,ns
beat prices follows: August, si7S septeuOrr, SoA;
October. sis; Novemhor, se's ,eoembcr 'ois Janu'
ary Ola February. 927s. and May. 96i2 ceht'. TX
porter, were free buyers decline OF spot lots or
a y cent tie engagements exceeded 100000 bush
ella Cash corn a shade easier aud exporters are
modest IN their demands. The disposition To bear corn
was pronounced, but the extreme decline was only
o. ~ cent the close steady ut sght recovery at
80 for August 5Oa4 FOR september 5l4 for October.
and 52l for November Ia oats the cash market
was decidedly weak prices failing -. cents: me ne
mouths; August fell 32S and September - 10 33 s
but October closed cent better at 34s cents The lard
mark-t ruled firm. sales for export nosty Yesterday
OF $3.50 tierces we're announced. Inc oplIons onueu
points higher follows: Septsmber, 81 O6 Octo-
ber. SO 50; November. 10 81. ana DecsnDrr. 90 a. t
delpha, Baltimore aud Boston were as follows Wheat
409.iol bushels corn 39Jli bushels; oats. 9S,oos @
res At Chicago Milwaukee and ST Louis the arriv als
Wheat, lsS,4s3 bushels; corn 43t eg4 bushels
oats 252 53s bushels; total grain s75,ol5 bushels;
7G5 Darrela.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roynoy Aur lO-I23O D. mUnited states Four Per Cent
Rands i36is; do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds, l4s,
Canadian Pacific 69l Erie "a Ia do Second Consos los
Illinois Central ll2; Mexican Ordinary, 42'4; st iaui
Common. V5 "a NewYork Central lliisi Head1ng l3s;
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage lrusHe' Sef
tIcates, 50i2. o.. No.. -.
1870 y m-Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Ientes az
SO francs 40 entmes for the account. ,-.
LoSnoS Aug l04 nm1Atlantic and Great Nevtern Mt,
gage lG4 Erie 345si do. Second Consols 1885, MEXICAN
Ordinary 474 ST. Paul Common 30 NewfofA Sehu~s
1l44 Pennsylvania 6Si2; Reading, l3i2.
Hudson Bay Company, 2il2
Bar silver is quoted at AZ I'D. per ounce.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day is 100000. -
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 80 francs s2
centmes for the account and exchange London at 20
francs % centlmes for checks.
Spanish FOurs. 6Ol2
BERLIN lO.-Ihe statement Of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows increase IN specie o 10000 marks
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riu.r. Vessels AMI K tnroIds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CUTCOEY-G Ground, 5i2d Sc o-oo
COCOA-pul. Guaya luil lld li'2c, Caracas l"0-oo-
Maraca bO 23 a 4Sloc. - 80
COOPERAGE -TOCK-Dul and unchanged.
COAI-Anthrac to quiet and unchanged. Bituminous III
fair demand and siealv.
The mar FOR Brazil growths not changed
today from the 9i2 for fair Rio invoices and Inc
movement continued light though with the tone rm In
conras trading fair speculative business passing
The market opened unchanged prices and tlo-ed baie
steady unchanged prices for August ana at Dc cline oi "a
10 polns for late months follows January 79j 500
February. S.COdSoj: March, SoJdSl0: August f7oD
September 7.Sj G79O; October 1870 7"O; NoNth-
Der December. 19O a. 80 sales. 36 bags
COTTON-For spot lots the market was not changed tony
nEures. while the movement was Ng L.
Sales 2SG 80 last evening" l for consnmptio fott
to-day 92 balea comparing with i6j bales THIS uy
one week and 81 bales thfs day one year ago
Qnoauons based on the standard of classification
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
2p. m.-Mddling Uplands. S1ed.; do Middng Orleans
>1d.

The sales Of the day included $500 bales American.
Futures weak Uplands Low Middling clause August de
livery 764d Sellers do. August and September deliv
cry 7eid sellers do September and October delivsI,
4-64d sellers October and November delivery l64d
sellers do November and December delivery 3D. buyers
February delivery 26Id sellers; DO February and
March delivery, Aid sellers, do. September delivery
764d sellers -
p m Cotton Futures closed steady Uplsnds Low Mid
ding clause, delivery 64d sellers do August aud
September delivery 7Gid sellers do september and Oc
tober delivery l64d sellers do october and November
delivery, G4d buyers; do November and December de-
livery 5d buyers do December and January delivery od
buyers do January and February delivery 26sd sellers
do February and March delivery, 46id sellers do Sep
tember delivery, 7-6id. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

state bonds also were easier Louisiana consol T. were
of % At and Tennessee settlement b declined from
sI4 to 1854 a79i or CIV bank stocks American sol
o. A. l67 Manhattan a. at loo Mrtt"lo"l'h iI"l ~
Gos, aC2, and IridcsmeLs 20 al lO3l2.
RAILWAY bonds generally ruled easy or -,edy. lc1as
and Pacilc issues wers the feature oi tho dehns oi
the Incomes tho safes cove ei ~l15oppO Al iuco'
ranging from 5s2 Ola u 5soa D. AGAINST 56S ycs
terday; rsis Rio Grande DIVISION were rrn between 80
ana Il closing AZ the best figure Ero second consois
also wcr- ami higher on me company sh3"lns
for thc quarter ende1 June 30 rhey openei m II prr
cent at lOOi sold up to lVl 4 ma c@-et ~ W .,'
funded coupon 5s, however, wero i lower AT ~
Chesapeasc and Ohio. series - were hrin a, ~ :
Chcsapcake, ONO ana Southwestern hr,ts were on
ia at 97lo West shore guaranteed Is were
steady at about 1854. New-Iors' cn,cleo an!
IT. LOUIS trsts receipts were on - at 7,,.s ist
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consols declined y 10
1902 but the currency IS we're up > a. ." iachm2nt
and Danye hrsts rose per cent 10 IL. Hrreh ~
Wlnona and IT Paul incomes were active at 39tell
4Ol against 80 yesterday Wan"sn ~ scu a, 80; S" %
Gs receipts at 60 hr-t> chicago ptis."n AZ W.
cole. and hrss Detroit Division u" - - hahtc ana
Northern Pacific hrsts were oil y Al llC' Nc"-OTiedns
Pacinc hrsts were l. higher at 79% ,.,.,.
The local money mArAei was actlVe an ioyeIlsn;
Rates FOR call loans ranged between ana per ccht
after opening AT per cent and closed AT ii2-1notel
u per Speculative efforts wore made % mold the
rates down and some large borrowers at 80 per cent
open lenders at per cent ,o-,.o,
Inc sub 1rca-ury today gained on balance - o3l f-
OCO, 900 receipt Of iegatenders from tho depart
DAYS operations covered: Receipts. $3.50, i2i !;
payments. S-S5,92C; r.-ulting - balances of
S15 435. .G4l CURRENCY, and ~ 80 .-J2. 4C2 coin.
The Clearing Hou.e statement to-day was as follow: :
Exchanges. S956sG,50O; balances, e5,G75.GlL
%2i- 900 National bank notes for rcdcup ion.
The customs receipts were S73l and the internal
rcceipts ~2--.-1O
The fore gn exchanges were dull, but there was n
rmer tone IN the market quotations for business
foloys: Bankers bills Il - a6d ~ ~5Ii for long amt
abort sterne respectively; j2l" ana 5l- = Tor francs
95is and 9J5s Tor rcchmarks 4Ols and 4O' Tor guild
In London British consO's were sesder ana l-l6 per
con, Ligher at lOl 3lG and lOlI. respectively Tor
money and account United states bonds were dun and
unchanged at nominal quotations American railways
were 0uiet cnes following yesterdays hOuie move
mens ani closed duh at tho lowest prices Bar silver
improved lsl and Is quoted At 42si. per ounce Eug-h
STANDARD. lbr Bank Of England lost 100000 bullion
on balance. AT Paris French 3 per cents rose from
2GJ to 50. -2l2 and sight exchange on London was
easier % 22 francs TO the l. The weekly statement
of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows specie gain Of
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0-l230 ana 10 MA Ma
generally buyers favor Middling upans az. @ 900
ding Orleans Cd Sales 900 bales lnctun IVY
bales tor speculation aud export Roceipb-3'ioV o'' "
American ..urst ae
Futures dull uplands Low Midiins eaus ,ysv 3
livery, S-G4d; do. August and september oc
G4d do. September and october delivery and
tobor and November delivery 264d do somary de-
December delivery, 6d do. December anu y1nuany -
livery Lad, January and February deiVey, =.
6Id do February and March delivery, 3Gad DO eop'e
ker delivery, 8 864d.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
Beans. Marrow.
HITTER

Receipts for week &c. pkgs Exports 2eo5 pkgs The
supply Creamery has been reduced by hot
weather conditions and dry pastures and the Tants o me
seller Creamery pals lc higher; the best
obt9ned by Jobbers below 22 but some lots
defects held for week or two Will not
bring the top 02c state Creamery tubs are higher
also but The quantity arriving not large the country rates
being too high to offer any margin OF prOht western 1ta
Creamery decided advance being generally hed at
2lc al the close which buyers views for but the
Elgn brands There only few and small lots OF
the arrivals OF Western. Lots shade OIL sell up
to l9d l9c small way but few sales OF Extra tSts are
reported above SdlSc, and some lots only shade ABOVE
be obtained at l7Ul7c Exporters have not been
able pay the higher prices creamery and have keh
about 10 &C June Creamery, in cold storage
yet being offered extent and bids fair for Is
below holders views The market has had quiet tone on
medium grades generally and low grades o Creamery nave
been very duh dairy tubs and pals have Oeeh
In iichf receipt good demand and higher Imitation
Creamery has generally run OF inferior quality.
and has consequently had slow and Irregular
dairy good enough TO be well worth l3c has
ht mixed and INFERIOR invoices nave
dull the prices asked Exporters have bought some
lots OF fresh factory at unchanged prices ami there h oe
rather more ubs for Tcpackng Tor S0uth
West indies shippers The same class OF tTSe
has June THns n quality onerng at II &c
The last sale Of grease rep tcd was small lot at &C.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Tuesday Aug sT we're ts$S 3
Metzger and for schwart child suiIoerger' NO
g Dressed m yr Rc % 6a. had hE Ecr el & demand the past
days and prices are firm Ordinary to Prime Native Sides sold
" Is3as and co;o a a Ssf .ss oroagf ,,.
week and Native sides were selling readily to-day at
r S%S FSt STSs Esst SOD Yesterday at the F's
able ayes from the London and Liverpool markets IN;
to The close @ Of i %ccE s b Hmerican IG tqtc are
quoted at ia 2ic per Tor the dressed weight ana icfs
Shipments today ncluio $40 quarters OF Beef in the Ari
CALvEs9 head were received day Of which s8
wef az FGcine stead WIN cegon1 & io Choice % Veas
ranging from - Gc lew selected Jerseys sold in Wash
stronger market to-day Dressed yeaIs The
wanted At e9c and &c was Pnia ID ,2r Gsoic'
Sales IIallcnb,ck Davis ~ GJasers and Bu'teHnhk
Dilcnb1SE bSHey' IL Statc veqls 10 le2 n at
Gc May land do, 100 ID, at Jhc Fed calves I'2 " a'
walsh, Kirby CO.. GCrassers. POI u. at 2,ac
r. las"ST oc,s n,ns ig er ~ cars of 3G77
head cars at jersey city and cars at IT. ana Spap
was limited and trade quot win sheep just about "ps S"1s
@ to- o' sheep %sN soa ID at we. with no Prime
offering and Common 90 Choice Lambs at o'4GOec VIII"
blessed Mutton lad some INQUIRY aaoC for Dcccn to to
Choice quality. with most Of The business at ioGIc lo
n, at o lol DO 81 H. at 62ci 9d" % To- al oci - ''!
faccE i7I ,iaynsl Iam'' GO n ,,s st ~ e7si Z, 2ll
virginia DO % m at 5,c 20 Maryland Eyes l2- ID, az &c.
Hume 6 iMull,n; 2nt Snte Lambs, o2 d. at O4oi 20
Kentucky do. GG d. at Gr; ~ do o. a., at sc. -
Dulcnhick Dewey; lol Maryland Lambs ~ 10 az uoi
29G Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs mixed 81 10 at 2
rrnn lyauI sheep - o. a i4ci Maryland dl IVl ID at
[ tigc
foes Receipts 90 OF 3707 hcadG cars at Jer
city ami ln cars at tnt- Notwithstanding VI" -ie
decline boo CITY Dressed yesterday, tie feeling j. larry s'dy
for Live IIogs day 10 Western alNiccs OF me''
Trccli lita and stronger prices. ,
caroii of Western Hogs was holding NJ 'c ana
sellers quote ts Et of -o. at 90. .State Hogs au
tornfc N stern quotbe at js0Jtc anu fiSS might
tung little worc " .
Ny w Heavy Hogs wanted, and the market for these Is
not likely 10 improve 90 present -, =, H..
Country Dressed ar.fc' freely to day, and while hruin
showed littr weakness IN sympathy with the drop IN ,lH
dressed fc-trfldy. Light were quOaby unchanged ih'
foru,r snl AZ t' 7s thc ttcs ut &C. ald Ao i'i
Ilg- hruugi lh SOME cases .c. no
~tlsf ). &C. siiA late ,sieriovlt ia state loFs -
N 90 10 tt 90 0 at - 20 ln1 d" ~ D. al - -
Nnugs JJJ g.. -; do 800 H. 81 - 20 90 "-O ID
ai - .j go, - .
4. ~. Lamb iate Yesterdays 2 tate PIGS, l5O 10 AT
90 ,U pes 100 =. State Iio--. go -, dt - -.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Tuesday. Aug. TO- 1886.


Receipts 1876 bbls. beans 1880 bushels
peas. Exports III pkgs beans and s66 bushels
quietr trade Marrow beans Ieer offerings and dis
position to sell combine give the market slightly easier
tone 81 70 still asked for fancy stock and obtained In
small obbng way but choice lines could be bought 81 az
probably II 1O Medium and Pea OF really desirable
quality continue in moderate supply but the demand ior
tAcm light and values barely steady Not much al ior
White Kidney and prices sustained only by light offerings
The advance Kidney has brought forward con-
siderable stock OF which is below prime quality the de
mand is and prices weaker Green peas about
SC. lower slowly.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

uscuf- fr poultry have heavy that pfc's nave
the market > closing weak hiic.s
rr NOT lfu- mainly Tie liberal supply and lower
r,t,- nf f,- stock, and h- Jews waiting until AtcI IN
tu, week before laying 30 supply ....
kllis rtu iilb ultA last
urv when t.tio few buyer, iO the lots ail.. nR
aui price. tugrcd downward since thn arrivals have bn
demand slack aud prices d't4llln- Al inc
close Western fowls and chickens are u.ely offered
IA large luts AT llg. ami only ic" siu'H
r.tfrs -ala- are rerorf. gher. Philadelphia ponlly
also or though not plenty. Turkeys stehy spring
ducks very quiet ,. 49,. s...,..... .
WooI,oek sell mainly - per pair but me ousI arc
frw rftt order sold hp l" ~ ~ dt lc
close. Frozen slyc and pioV,r have very little cali
New-York tribune., 1886-08-11

cents September The reaction toward tho close
liberal sales early and not caused BY the rcpo
but in spite Of The anticipated receipts for
September sold 43 cents calls at ~ to 1t
cents " Puts on September wheat 75d cents calls q
September wheat, 722 cents.