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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

Bosrog Aug 7-There continues 10 be steady demand
here the largest Manufacturers are fes myers
nj ruling quotations. 4he markets III inc west anu
abroad reported firm am causo sroht iosis mere
Fine wnsnea eeccs demand with sales OF ono atd
Pennsylvania Y nceces at 81 ~ &c, NIX al 2S5023c
and No al 80 3ic Michigan heeccs are In TAR demand
at 25 s2Gc Fine delane Il 3De3c for Oh' and y a ec
Michigan. Territory. Texas ana other western nm
are selling freely the secured basis being about
30 ole for line 5gi7c for menm Pulled woos are
steady. Foreign clothing woods are nrm.
PHILADELPHIA Aug Wool market steady az quotations.
stocks lght ohio Pennsvlvania aud West virginia M
and above ~ Soc Y - 02Oci medium 3j03+c csarso
32d35c NewYork Michigan. Ind ana and Weste m mao
OF and XX 25a27c medium. 80 $780, coarse. 81 33c
WASHED comsing and deaine-Fine washed delane ara
Xxx 3ndg2c. medium, washed. comsfng and d-lane. ~
ssc coarse washed combine aud dcane a2 SAC Canada
washed osmbins 81 02c Tub washed choice. 81 d3Sc ir
35d37c totrse 80 a32c. Medium unwashed combnE and
deiaine. 26D2sc coarse DO - 925c Bright nnwashrd
clothing nne Y and AX. lsdlOc; medium. 2t05Ic )
coarse "a 2sc dark earthly unvashef clothing l2d l7c
medium II a20c course. lsd zoe Eastern Oregon hhe.
lUgl1e, "a isc II lbo Valley oregon.
fine ls4Iycs medium. 2iD25ci csaIse. 2OH2Je sew.
Mexican and Colorado hue lOdl7c; medium. lzeloHi
coarse carpet WOOL, l2G lSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MApvrr,

uLiNfsPooi Aug. $3.50 D. m.-Beof-In eood d.,n,nS
aoIh Ilf demand Hams In fair demandi shorf cnr
nrm a. o. ID Bacon-In far demand sbort ,,S e. Gu.
ees "a long clear strong al AS short clear sJnn ~,
SIS od Chsese-The demand "a Improving ~
white and csored steady at As Sd Rosin nnor e
hann. Splits Of Iurpentne-In fair demand Is,S
bpot ana INJURIES; In good prime Wes.srr
strong at 45s do August september and octbey
az sos "neat-In good demandi No z Wintsr a -
al o. ioa 40 sprng steady al f. I'D Fourth lair de-
demand COrD-Spot Futures-In poor Sem.na AZ pooc
Nesern-spot and August dull at 4s SOD do sen,on,
Gull Al IS I'd do October dull at IA ID Hons n, a.
-NewYork state-In poor demand Anon
Receipts OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic
23so0 quarters from Pacific psrts sene from p,h
sources. IS 900 quarters. ~ ''"o'
quarters -'~"'
LONDON Aug Ia n m-Iinssed oil. lss Sd per cwt
retned petroleum. 7d7td per gallon. - '"''
ANTWERP Ang 7:-Wilcox's lard closed at log franco
Is confines per loo kos.
ANTWERP Aug 7-Pe,roleum-Fino pale American 40
Hsncs 90 confines paid and 20 francs o2 sellers
BREMEN Aug. 7.-Petrosun 7 marks 80 pfsnniys WiI.
eoxs lard closed at a. marks 80 pfsnnigs per ITO n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
coUE1tANDT PALNERS TWO WILLS
rur WIDOW ASKS THE SURROGATE TO DECIDE
WHAT SHALL DE DONE WITH THEM


WHAT SHALL DE DONE WITH THEM.
nv the two wills and two codioils OF Couruanot
~.,mer which were fled with Probate Clerk Charles
u Beckett by George II. Forster yesterday trust Is
.d nv which an equal life interest is given to each
:. h,s four Children the principal Of which Is ults
.,.v IN GO TO their heirs at law. The first will Is
satsd October g. 1883 and the witnesses arc George
81 Forster and Henry De Forrest Waters The codicil
N this will is dated April 10 1885, and tho witnesses
are Thomas J. McCsbc and James Foster, jr The
second will k dated May IS, 1856. and the witnesses
-e The same as those Of the codicl OF the first will
rh. .od,nil OF the second will executed July
90 1885 the day before his death, and the witnesses
.rs Jeanie B. Gibson. Henry B. Harrison and Robert
Abbey.
The wills ere presented for probate behalf Of Mr.
pamcrs widow. In her petition she asks the S,rro-
cate to decide what shan be done with the wills and
codcs and says that the next Of kin besides herself
are two sons and two daughters. named respectively
Robert Amory Palmer, Mary Ann Suydam Palmer,
courtaadt Palmer and Evelna Palmer. The last two
are minors over fourteen years old and all the
children live with their mother at No III East Twenty
drstst tbs first will the testator names Ed~srd
Hazard Dixon and Mary Ann Palmer Draper ORR
Paluners sister executors and trustees, but In
pencil mark his wife, Csthartne Amory Palmer is sub
stituted for hts sister The property consists OF I've
estate in certain property under deed OF uhsi
executed on November 0, 1867, between Oliver De
FOREST Grant trustee Of the first part, courtandt
Palmer father Of the estator. OF the second part
and Richard Suydam Palmer and Charles Phelps
Palmer Of third part, providing for the payment
Of the rents and profits of the real and personal estate
mentioned in the deed of trust TO the esator during
his life and upon his death to his children In such
shares as he may direct In his will.
BY the first will it is provided that onesixteenth OF
the income Of the estate shall so 10 each OF the
children annually. and that the residue shall be al
tofth a xfafa
ultimately TO be divided among the heirs. In pencil
mark the amount of income for each of the children
Is altered one-twclfth of the entire income. The
codc of the will revokes that portion providing
for the eldest SON. Robert Amory Palmer ana gives
his share 10 tho other children. The second will is
similar to the first corrected in pencil mark, except
that II leaves ou TIE eldest in accordance with the
codic The second cOdicil revokes the cOdic of the
first WILL thus reinstatnG the eldest son as an equa
beneficiary with his brothers and sisters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
TIVE STOCK MAnKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Union stock Yarls. Aug. 7.-The Drorsrs'
Journal reports. Cdrie-Rccepts b,OW heA shipments
1000 head market strong Beeves S6 oJab ~ steers
81 DndB 10; stncxer. ant Feeders ~ 1908 80 Cows.
Bulls and ~ 5G93 20 Isrss Cattle 81 OO as 90
HJgs-lsecs ut. 10000 head. shlpnients 5000 market
strong Mixed - 9576 50 Heavy 80 l5@O 6o' Light
~ sac 81, Skips IS 100 3D. 90,
stranger Natives Inferior Prime ~ Is al 30 western
Shorn - 90d$i 10: Texans shOrh - oV~0 w. LAnos
~ 20 -.
ST Louis Aug 7. Cattie-Receipr' 300 head; ship
nents oOn. market stronger. Choice Heavy Native
- OO6s5 90 FalLto Good Native steers - 80
as ln Butchstf -tsers Medium 70 Choice - 1904 40.
socker, and Feeier FAIR to Gond 80 G3 90 Rangers
corn. fed - so a. 90 CRASHED ~ 20 as 90 .
1oct Tcconts / .00 snlpmeufs 200 head. Market
strong Choice Heavy ant Butchers selections 10 % %
Prime ~ 3d. 50 % llghL graiot
Ordinary Best 50 30 as a. go $780,.
Sheep Receipts $500 had shipments fOu MatAes
steady Fair to Choice IS 1905 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York. Tuesday. Aug 7.-BEEvEs- Receipts wero
2s cars OF AS head- jersey city for expectation
alive and II cars AZ o0thst FOR hpment dressed quar-
tiers. No trading in live cattle Feeling dull ..s -,
in fair demand for good quality city Dressed Texas and
Colorado sides soa a. 0S9a p .Tv a 5r 6rS no So
az i2c Chicago Dressed sold about the same heures
wbcS Refrgersted Beet was SOW at BAD l2o
per N. Yesterday being bank holiday hete was 10
Shipments today include LOO quarters of beef in the
CALVEs-l{ecepts "a head and over 200 were held
YESTERDAY Feeling steady with Moa'a vs s,
calves Grasscrs and Buttermlk Calves sod a. - 4e@
sSs per Com IgU 40 to i Prime Veas at s5qs
Dressed Calves quiet al 4GSe ;or Dressed Trssr 80,
Dressed with choice caIcesses selling a. l-@alo 80 -
sales-Halienbeek Hollis a. o. ,s5 rs 90 20
Fed Calves 222 n at 3 lee Veals l45 H. az Sc do.
Loo pienbsck Dewey 80 But.ermk Calves. 1877 n. at
Use per n Neas l5o d. a. % . n. ,,, yas,erdsv,
so = G;rsssers8 3o7 u. at > l.4c
Judd & Buckingham " Veals ia Il at 50 50 Der 100
sherman & Culver: Buttermlk Calves EOS n. a. 80
nor N . VeaIs 10 n at $40
per SHEEP And LANES Receipts IS cars Of s4a7
e ouet and steady FOR sheep Prime Lambs firm.
Sheen sold al 80 25d$5 % per 100 ~ and Common TO
Prime LAMBS a. and so few Jerseys at s. 50
Dressed Mutton steady at l2a9 LIE Der %; Dressed
sass sSS Culver 2lo Kentpcky Sheen 81
R pysSsHs y Lambs an b. 81 IL n at 90 25t
Judd & buckingham 26o West virginia Lambs 8 ~
- 25 90, ,-...,.,.- e,.o, &c - ..,s
nor N. 90 Virginia do. NJ u al ic 90 kentucky lambs
70 10 at s4c; 24S virginia do SO b. at &c; 2s0 ONO
w. r. ssdcr Co.: 116 Indiana Sheep, 1o4 12 n as
al TX per 100 n 80 Ohio 10, 95 - at S5 % &c d. l02
H. at "a 10; 10 do. . ~ at ~ IS 46 Kent ~ Do
- ID al 81 90 . 14l do % =. &C SO % 40 Ind
ana Lambs 20 n. Sc -: :sc KeE'usAy do Oh l2 n
az Is 70 10 do 20 n. - p 81 do o n az - 30
p s Kase Jersey Lambs. 81 H. at 7e' do. 80 H.
iIunc & Mullen: o. Chic sieep 95 n: az 81 so; IA
State do 10 p at ~ % Il state Lambs. "A n 1t g %
| ualenbock & Hollis: Of State Sheep. SO IL n. az
3 Lee per ID - . .. -, . a. bood oo,,rr- 4,
vided betu cen the yards. Demand fair with sales az
40 4Oe s O5 for Good Prime, with Few grass hogs
sod AZ 80 10 and few light pigs a. s6 - per 100 n
| Country Dressed steady at 34d9c for Medium ana
| 0 1-2c Light - ...,-. CO Ca. ~,
100 n average S6 so per 100 n: 20 do. POS - at
az "a ss do 200 n at SO 90; Grassers7 100 n az
as 10 II Rough Hogs 3l2 d. 81 80 OO. no. @oo 4. az
| IS 90 do. OF n, az - % - -. W, 49,
~ ! G. smith part yesterday 10 state Hogs 267 n az
so Sc IL DO l79 " at &c 60 G do. 2l2 n a. SO 60 II
| a. ~ n az 40 G5: pigs. II n. a. SO 75 Rough
| Hos 90 n az - G5 / do go u. at IS 60
| Iudd buckingham; % stare Hogs, 1872 %. at s6 40
OK do 900 n &C as 40: 30 no. 1917 ~ a. s6 40 Rough
Do S7s H. at SIS do 2s3 H. at 50 do. 1872 n at IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
Eeaal Notices.
PEFEREE'S NOTICE

SUPREME COURT-omnge County-UnItei States
Trust Company OF NewYork plaintiff against New York,
West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company and others, de-
PENDANTS
To all persons Interested IN this action;
Pursuant IN order OF the supreme Court made by
Justice Brown Ncwburg. ~ y, August 4, isSs which
has been entered Orange County Clerks ONCE Go
shen n T. give notice that my second Referees eporg
this action, covering the period from june 1855 To
July % 1888 has been made and n IN the 0nce OF tho
County Clerk OF Orange County Will make Am applica
the Supreme Court Special Term thereof tO DO
held at the supreme Court Rooms Smith AMI Third
sts In the CITY OF NewOurg. In sai county, saturday.
October 20 1898 10 o'clock. a. for the confirmation
Of said Report. Will also present AZ the time and
place supplements and Anal report for the period from
July 25, 1855 10 october 20 lss, ana apply for the
confirmation thereof will also apply Ter order direct.
inc me 10 y balance the moneys In ths action
for my discharge Referee.
All persons having Bonds OF the New York West Shore
and Buffalo Railway Company, who have yet received
their dividend To present the same 20 for payment
All holders OF claims against the Receivers Rail.
way Company aud against Receiver under the fore
closure proceedings required 10 present them me-
Such presentation OF bonds and claims should mazda
before September 10, 1883 ONCE No 40 Third
ST., Newburg, n. y.
Dated, Newburg N. V, August g. 1883.
ABRAM s. CASSIDY Referee
W.. Of. II. CASSIDY, Attorneys for Referee New.
burg, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Crude oil yesterday advanced beyond IS cents and the
90 cent point the bulls have been looking for
does not seem as far away it did when values were
damned below so few days Yet II asked for
advice respecting OF the four DAYS. the
ayeraco broker would reply: " Ninety cents is good
ceiling point: Is will realizing orders and also the
attack OF bears may surrender II that point is safely
passed Better take profits. In the first you might
venture few thousands the short side In the other
case Perhaps this speculative theory Will work WELL
Int IL Is worth recalling since the low tide OF the
summer In oil on speculative theories hye
heen occasionally and temporarily successful lhtrc
are few will tail, whether crude cerncatee
this not and Lnese are fof Neeh
the manpuatien IN the market has been against an al
fight they made have been sold out quickly
FOR light profits The real speculative splrt m OIL Is
absent the public" Wall Street ana at tho est ~ ID
different hostile upward movement ana the su.
the biz business and improving values In the renned
lroduct has made enormous purchases OF re-
Ened and on an advancing market. las needs Will com
pei larger which VIII come IN conecuon WIN INV
commercial position the advocates OF decline haVe Only
the ed Dosition aud the current news IN mat
direction fallen below the expectations OF even
competition disappears Deore inc
rrures OF actual recorded in the American
ar.ice nothing OF other consiueratoho III
that Quarter which will require notice later on .
YESTERDAYS crude oil market was only nlooerslen az
tive ana the prlce fell from the start unaer
the general impression TINT reaction WAS cue !he
suh.eouent fluctuations advancing plane IN the
teeth az room alizntions Western sales AND general
scepticisn the true character oil the puvtne
last price at about the best neurc anu 'ic n0s
closed quiet but strong. , ,-,.. l., >-..i.,.,
Tho ranse Of prices and the total dealings In National
Transit certificates yesterday were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

State bonds were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks, Commerce sold go at l 6S IL and
State Il 81 at 10.
well-disiributed business was done in railway
bonds. and the market strong Erie second
IS sold up to % and closed 9S LADS 5-S Fort
Worth and Denver firsts further rose to SO.
Texas and Pacific irsts were firm at % Is,
and the income seconds rose TO A IL. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first Is sold up TO % and
and Texas frsts rose to 90 and the seconds to
80. Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
lirsts were active up 10 lOl; Western New
York and Philadelphia frsts sold up to o.. Phil
adelphia and Reading Is were firm at SO "a.
Oregon Short Line Is sold at ! 0G l-2. Reference
is made to our full detailed report of bond
sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold q 90
at - l-sa37 3-4a3o; Ncw-lorl Mutual Tce-
graph 800 AT 90 1-2a0G Is: Western Union -
1000 at 97a9G ID; Georgia Pacific II 0ol AT
II Brunswick County 300 at - 3-4al1 3-4,
and Mt. Desert 800 at 81 81 IL.
Money continues to be in abundant supply; to-
days rate for cal loans was IL por cent
The Clearing House statement to day was as
follows: Exchanges, s93,304,O57 balances,
The Sub-Trcasury today was debtor ar the
ClcirIng House s39l,464. It's net gain on balance
was s47O.057. made up by gains Of sl26,l9G
currency and S344763 coin The days opera
lions covered: Receipts, S2,2l2.215; payments.
sl.74l.25G; resulting in q general balance OF
sl96.2l o CO.. consisting OF 1J,s4O,620 coin
and S2O370.Oi7 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccivcd TO-DAY s2sj,0 600 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S5Sj.4Gs and the
internal revenue receipts were s2lj,720.
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in hank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows.
Net gold hand sl9Y Ole i92 sl95 37 4i2 Inc s4 $50
Net Silver on nd 52,92G 1873 52,774,7n Dec. 15lC32
on on Saad ~. sooos5s7 aooo2os4 Inc 9ois7
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
Oufstandg
ccrncares.., s2s7 CS7452 1857 a15t1 Inc s277 COS
Deposits In banks % 3S-5p2 o3's2@'13 Dec. 45J 53'
Net cash bainees s349 O0 ss $50 O7O Dee sls 7s4
The foreign exchanges for to-morrows mail
were quict and the market only steady at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills a So IA and s4 So IL for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.2l IA and BIS "a for
francs % 3-S and % "a for reichmarks; 40 IA
and 80 l-2 for guders
In London British consols were steady ut 30 I'll 6
and % l-g respectively, for money and account
T'bo Rank of England lost 4GJ, 900 bullion on
balance Money between bankers ruled at 3-4a
l Der cent Bar silver was steady Al Al l6-l Ga
4od pcr ounce English standard The market for
American railways opened buOyant AT prices fully
enuivnlent TO Yesterdays closing in the home mar
kets. further advanced and closed at about the
besI figures. At Paris French per cents de-
clined 10 83.45 and closed at $3.50. -,
Holders Of North Carolina State bonds with
Endorsement Of pledge OF ten shares OF stock IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
OIL MARKETS.

M cry penn Aug 7--Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at SOS. highest sSs lowest 5asi closed ss
Sales 500 barrels cearances 4l7G0OO barrels char
bbls
PrrrsRuRG Penn. Aug. T.-Pe,rolcnn closed active;
National transit opened AZ s62 closed At
ug hest SSS lowest Ssh.
TlrusviLrF Penn. Avg. 7-Natonal Transit Certificates
onene 4 81 highest snA lowest. - closed Ssr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
lard Of classical
STAIN I'D.
lInary 8 516 Low Middling 2 15-16

strrt Good ordinary . Mddlng 10 "a
The option market moderately active ana very
Irregular and disposition was shown to sell August oy
those who caught in the squeeze yesterday As
the option named closed at decline OF points ioI
the day while the crop months closed at an advance
points from the closing figures Of yesterday Sales
:, laip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

North Carolina Railroad are notified by Simon
Schafer, trustee. TO execute the trust agreement
not later than August Is.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
1885, 1887. 1883.
Fs%Pi 1s' week "a July s5os 81 ,sssS! :9 ssS
GEORGIA PACIFIC
Number OF miles. 3l7 BIZ fO1
Fourth week In July f2LlO0 - -
Jan. TO July 81. Ol1lO0 Voo,Olf
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE
Number OF miles,. lis I'D ID
Fourth week In July $3.50 Soely
Jan. to July 81. 57O7S lOo4I2
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Number Of miles,. 2023 2023 1903
Fourth week In July si3S.379 f43o, 239 f430, 90
JAN 10 July 81. 7,59O,3OI S,7NO3O o,eolo42
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN.
branch lines)
OnciaI to New York state Commissioners
Quarters ended June 30 1sS6. lsS7. 1889:
Gross carnings... 81, 5oo, ~ eIO2QO33 S!o5oo Si
Operating expenses. G72 $50 S33.406 1,04040l
Net earnngs...-.... e7lG.342 e7S7 DIT e7S9SIO
First charges and dlyi- $3.50 .o --.o.o
Pront.............. s103,593 s235,975 s23s 621
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YORK.
1886. 1887. 1888.
For the week.. s65l2151 IS 5SGbS3 e5,2170s2
Pre- yiously repe 17s02s $50 1883 957 165 O151S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

COTTON-Spot prices were not Changed. and me sa+'
reached only 157 bales all OF which were for consunp-
tion The port receipts to-day aggregated 24ll 9aes
comparng with III bales this day last week. and Hf6
bales Tor the Corresponding day last year. Since
September beginning OF tho year the receipts
have aggregated 55O5 go bales against 595 1856 bales
for the corresponding date last season.
Quotations based the American standard OF classlhca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

TUE BOOK OF oPEN-A SPORTS" octave. 500
pages. illustrated The standard authority On
American open air amusoments. Rules for sailing swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding etc etc
y full. Of per copy. Published BIZ The Tribune Isw
York Eatertanine and universally .conpien ted bI ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL mAnAEI

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL mARAEI
roSDox. Aug IA p rn-Atlantie and Great Western
5el Erie 2sis second consolr. 1907 Mexican Orin-
sry 46; New. York Central. llOh. Pennylvana. 55f
Heading. 33s st. Panl Common 1895 Mexican central
first mortgage bonds 60
Money Is s4dl per cent -
Paris advces quote per cent rentes At IS francs %
centimes for the account ~
Tho OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day 965OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA Aug. 7.-6pansh colo. 23sS $3.50. Exchange
steady. Sugar oaisL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08


MNvrApoLs August 7.-wheai- Receipts were 2l7 cars
ami shipments - oars Closing quotations wero No. /
1S NSrhsrn Ausn. s8ac September s5o.c on track
So 81 &c No Northern August sic; September SIC
pguApELpHr, August 7-Four-Market quiet but
nm. Western and Peunsylyanis sap9rHne ~ ~ a
Fen NV uss57os5 s. PennsvlvSna Family at So rs
Clear o 81 f9S 81 do d. str.sa s. go S. Indiana
- Is 81 SO do 10 .rtylt 81 90 90 - LoG' an
81 S. Winter Patent choice 81 ~ e5 90 Minnesota
ents sooi t. choice 81 Soe 65 do DO fair 75s5 90
I've Flour quiet and ea at = 40 n er NV. .Tn
demand @ sales Of steamer 80 SO Re Ia at s'f e No
elevator: 80 : Red on track 81 &C 10 . BED for
Ansu,t I'll eG no s i for November 9 ass &C.
corn-Thc market quiet ana price, Of oDtisn, wa,
m n oa, sl H. at ssc NO. sh Mixed DO
no IN grain dc Dot heIa a. .. &c W.: Tor Aust
53s, use: do Tor september IS s5ec for October
IS jCc 10 for November 53e5l oats-The market for
spot lot, rnlo steady. bot 9cs rale demand was light
sales OF Ungraded wleat 4lot2tc; No White quoted
depot 42c futures quiet without important change
81; ssc do for OCTOBER So 20. TOR November
ss Ssc Potatoes seay nearly 20 e$s p e e sas
sf Ha' Sew Rose &sS% Prime y So southern
Choice. Dol 81 So 90. Provisions aTa. in goo deman!
Beet y Family Per S9 '2sfs sf Han. lao 10 SIS 5os
III 90 PORK Mess: SO 90 10 Prln, MesS rev nsw
IN t9e' ali, dS 9 snle, clsS R6bo smokei 100 10 40
do. snoKoL s909e. srouider. pickle eureS Sc So,
lie do BREAKFAST Bacon llHal24c Lard arm. , cry
shhs1 go atSer SuPennsyvania creamery
at SO Western creamery Extra Il GIsc b. I ana ~
fso Srs,n S%er Eis Egg, stsaS Grm
demand d d fair: SswY YORK Full Cream oa94c OHIO
Flats. Choice sbci 10 Fair {" Prime na@oe az
.eae Winter Bran sG 75ssi7 50 Dsr fetOoam
% A9" s,; IL sS corr a oeS pms 5a 2oS
bush. smpments-wneat 2LOJO BUSH Cosa oooo ou'-
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CHANGING, BUT NOT ERRATIC
TIE MARKET QUIETAND STRONG.
ROGRESSION INDICATED RATHER THAI
ELIMINATION.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AUG. z.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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WHEAT 10. 2.

Flour firm and unchanged
Cash quotations. we're az toiIow.5No 2 spring whs.:
40 ? Corn 49S5lG 40: oat. 259e2Gc No Rye
nominal. Barley II 2047ssc No. l Flax Seed at
81 lob Prime Timothy se9t at 81 20 Ness P1 G a.
short Rbs side. loose at 85 Dry saite should
boxed 81 4Oe7 Short Clear SIDES boxed SO 00os9 TO-
Whskcv distllers finished goods 81 90 gal Sugars
Cut Loaf &c. Granulated 7'sooci Standard "A" Tie
Ir',r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

eaps I'll Is unchanged at "a gallon Abel
At al morris business is suspended for the monei
siny because Of the good command Of the market heo
by The refined trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1888

North Carolina Railroad are notified by Simon
Schsfer, trustee, TO execute the trust agreement
not later than August Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

civ Quoted 4 DC. SaHr, I-OUUU 10 , To -
TOBACCO-In seed leaf there T. fair movement rom
day 10 day previous quotations me salss Ior hes
DAYS include 100 en- 1856 Pennsylvania l2d1 l2c
100 cases 1856 pennsylvania Havana, private terms 100
cases 1856 New England 10 12G Be 30 cases 1851 New"
England Havana 1922 12c; $50 eases sundrie f95S
500 Havana oocas1 10; 80 bales sutfa' 81 %
al IS. . , 49,. -,.os .ho.,
M material changes Sales. 5000 n secured pulied
Ok 600 M fine Territory private terms 10000 Monte
yideo 90 lee 5000 y Cape 24a2i Lee ana -oOVo ID
snrinn California, lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

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con so's
f.0O0.... 100
Northwest > F5.
1000. 800. lOS 1
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| 3.00O........l06z
4 oregon 4 TrAnt
5000. lou
5000. 80 .
Ohio southern
Incom os
1000. ..--..-oIt
phila and Il II II
00o. s6 q
s.. 900. $3.50
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