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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-09-13

The passenger depot at Enosburgh
Falls was entered by burglars Satur-
day morning. They blew open the
safe and got about $40 in silver. Fire
communicated from the fuse to papers
which had been taken from the safe
and strewn about the floor, and when
discovered the fire was under such
Roadway as to preclude the saving of
the building. Nearly all the contents
were saved.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-09-13
WEST BURKE.

The village schools commenced Mon
day.-Perry Porter has painted his
store.-Dr. Bolton is building over his
barn and grading his yard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-09-13
Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing undor the
name OF the Passumpsic Pulp Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
GEO. S. CUSHING,
A. G. RUSSELL,
GEO. F. CUSHMAN.
Barnet VT Aug 1, 1888. 6s-7O*
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FOR SALE,

Horses, Cow,
Top Buggies,
Light, two seated Express Buggy,
l Railroad Sleigh, two seats
One horse Sled,
Dump Cart, PlOw Harrow, Cultivator Wheel
barrow, Harnesses, etc.
Also Coal and Wood Stoves, lot of Household
Furniture and Goods. G. d. NEWELL.
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This trip is intended for persons who desire to
reach Southern California by direct route and as
expedi hOusly as may be consistent with perfect
comfort. The halts by the way are intended for
rest. The tickets supply every needed comfort
during the transits to and from California, incud
ing sleeping car accommodations, meals transfers
and board at hotels but leave the holders to dis
pose of their time in California in accordance with
their own preferences. Return Tickets Coed until
July, with choice of Five Different Routes East
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of September and October a series of trips to the
leading resorts of New England, Canada, the Mid
die States, Virginia, etc.
Seventh Annual Series of Winter Excursions to
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MIss K. X. THC ~at rzetoF 90 the Banjo
uitar and MMndsA ssa sntar " absws naxned
strumcnts. Ne. II "a 81 Ishn1sary.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

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will leave Boston for Grand Trip Direct to
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RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS,

A party will leave Boston Monday, October 8
for grand Tour of 81 days, through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

is GgsS * S i s:a IL;
Nj y.s q .is s SESs
here and ga 5oasi5 for winter packed here CUT
trade the market retains tho strong temper n2ssd
Hams are quoted at - 24c Pcke1 shondsrs 3+asc:
Smoked DO. 8 s4a9c; Smoked Hans; T. !e ;,,,s
MTDDLEs-Are wholly neglected DRESSED HOES
Steady and IN f:s request Gity heayy 70 lsss
S Ss IN PEI IBIS pScSuc. today The Wes.
firm with treeE buying Here 9s ee Tas tae ,S s21
e2p p steam 0nz sss 60 s aansd qno.
&c Continent 10 25c South America; August closing az
csc 500 ties September So0ds 05c, closing at Dc 200
ties October sas g0c closing at 692c November clos
TER-The opening Of tho week Is tame and spirttess.
with the features noted Pine stock nrm out Others
remain dull and weak state creamery. 700
90 f2c half nrkn tubs 1915 Welsh tubs I5ai7 f2e
Imitation Creamery. 13qIoc Dairy. l2ai5c Factory, ~
dl5c; Dairy Factory, lie. CHEEsf~-Trsdns s aow
the movement. but holders asking further ad-
State Factory, $40 lac, including Fancy White:
lie and Colored. I-4c skins 2ae 34c Ohio nat.
7as lac EGGs-Are doing better although the De.
nand IL very moderate State and pennsylvania 190
10 12c Western, 10 loais i.4c Canada, lsals lie.
SUGAR-vor raw cock ae market was Quiet bus
1.sc for olssses Ice for 50 test Muscovado and
---otatlons: Cut Loaf g Lie; Crushed. ttci
sae rs Sranu.tsd Pc Mould fIae %
A. 35c White Extra G." 1876 use: Extra c.
1ase 7Iss &C" LEGO sc Ysl 70 O. Wat.
ern. 10 Pc: oiecmarcarine' i4c bid
TAIIOw-In moderate demand. and strong. Prime
City quoted 2sc. Sales, 80. 900 y, 12c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTUcAs
Doston Aug O, 1888.
FAVORABLE RAILROAD REPORTS.

Monday, Aug. 6-p m
Including the reports printed below, HE
TRIBUNE has published the gross earnings Tor the
fourth week of July Of thirty-sx companies or
systems, and the showings are remarkably favor
able OF the number twcnty-four companies have
returned gain on the week OF 1887 and twelve
companies losses The following table gives sepa-
rately the aggregates and differences OF 'hosc
showing gnins and losses:
Fourth in July 1887. 1883. Diferenecs p Co CO
Twelve co.'s i245267 1908, 100 Dec. 152,14j - %
Total 80 co.'s g. $40 22 1880 os1 Inc s2sosGo G@o
The June statement of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad, printed below, makes
better showing OF net earnings than in preceding
months, but still 1t is bad enough. Probably all
the decline from June, 1897, Of slS6,S09 gross
earnings and increase Of s320.047 in operating
expenses may be charged 10 its dispute with us
old engineers There is loss OF business and an
extraordinary expense for police duty on Its lines
STOCK SPECULATION NOT ACTIVE.
The stock speculation to-day could not be called
active; the transactions aggregated only lVo'VVV
shares But there was hardening OF values re-
Elective OF The situation and OF the growing con
Gdence Of holders Of securities The old pun
cry" no stocks that was formerly heard When
the market was active and prices were booming
under speculative manipulation, possessed so
much truth before nc IL does now. Holders arc
content and only those who are short OF what
they must buy are ANXIOUS over IHt sltuhtloh. iHo
loan market this morning, If it developed any
change from Friday. IL was OF larger outstanding
short interest in such stocks as NORTHWESTERN.
Lake Shore and ST. Paul The deliveries OF ST.
Pnul stock have been bad for some time to-day.
although the market was supplied with stock sold
on Friday for out-Of-town accounts. there was no
improvement in the general delivery OF t. The
whole market today moved in accord but Lake
Shore, Western Union. St. Paul. Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western and Philadelphia and Reading
were the conspicuous features. On Wednesday
Philadelphia and Reading will sell eX 90 per cent
in first preference bonds, and they are qnoted az
about IS, or : per cent off tho present quotation
for the stock-say equal 70 ~ ex for the stock.
Union Pacific and New-Yorl and New England,
with smaller dealings than for the stocks named.
were not behind in their days advances. and
Louisville and Nashville was in demand az full
figures The market closed quiet at close to the
best figures OF the day
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Only $50 $50 bonds were offered TO the Treas
ury-4s at 81 l-4al27 l2 and las at l0743a
I07 "a. The Secretary accepted $1,000. The
local market was quiet and steady at quotations
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
LIVE srocK MARKETS BY rEnran.rr

BUFFALO Aug. 6.--Cdts-Rece1prs "a hours 2 TIA
head Total for week thus Tar $40 head time
last week 5000 head Consigned through % cars ~ Of
which to New ferk 2S5 carloads sale market steady
81 6Ou5 40 export grades IS 60n5 80
SteeD-Recepts "a were 200 head TetaI for
the week thus TAR 1900 head ,ast week
l52OD head Consigned through y cars which II 10
New ork: 10 cars sale market steady. to
Il AIR 50 5Od 80 co.. Good ChDice G59a coed
20 Choce Western Lambs So 005s6 90. Canadian Lambs
s. 0o9G25. ~
Roos-Rsceipts hour, $3.50 head Total fo- the
week u1s far IA lb7 head For same time last week
y62i0 head Consigned through Sc cars. 81 OF
Sew York 90 cars on sale market lower Selected
% 60d6 so Selected Medium weights Sc 7O06 rs Rourh
50 4OG5 20; stays 81 1904 70.
>Jourrat CaLe-Receipts head shtpmeuts
LOCO head market steady. Beeves So e016 10 Steers
g 6066 90; Stockers and Feeders SO O0pB 40; Cows
Bulls and Mixen 81 50d 40 Texas Cattle So 5o1S 10
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head: Shipments 900 market
weak. Mixed 50 80 as so: Heavy SO 0O16 COLI; Light
g. O01G 90; Skips 81 50d6 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head shipments 1000; market
STEADY. Natives Inferior TO Prime. So 1904 10
shorn 81 o00Si 20 Texans shorn s. 2s93 II; Lambs
~ 5O46 co.
ST LOUIS Aug caa,s-Rece,pw 5000 head; ship.
ments !, 500 market slow. Choice Heavy Native
Steers So 90 os5 90 Far TO Coon Native s. SO
stockers and Feeders Fair Good SO 25 3 40 Rangers
coTn-fed SO j0a4 90 CRASHED 50 5U14 so
ho9s-keceipts 200 shipments 100 head. Market
weak Choice Heavy and Butchers selections SO so
PacSng Medium % Prime: So S0as6 40 Light gradea
SHssp-RecsiUJ> 1900 head shipments 1900 Market
steady Pair 10 Choice 5 o40945O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
TIE STATE OF TR1DE.

BUFFALO August e.-whest-No. Hard hold at II over
Chicago September demand hight; sales o. 10000 oash
C. T. z 20 NC over; No Northern dull Duluth az sl2c
Chicago September; Washburn $40 over special biz
lOc over asked Winter and firm; cars No
Rel sod at 93c car. White oregon 9ii9Ge5c Corn
higher No 2 Yellow &c over Chicago septemser No
SIC over; No. at ad5c overs No. Yellow &c over
Oas-Msrkot unsettled hn higBer No White 400 tlc
No White at .a9c; No. 2 Mixed 3tt G52c Fiour y.
Cornmeast eaiy Oatmeal steady. Canal freights strong
Flour $1,000 blu. Wheat 900 bush Corn ~ OSd
bus 81 OOp bush shipments by Rail-Plour 6OOu
bills Wheat &c 900 Corn $4,000 bush. Oats $1,000
bush Canal shpmens-W Wheat l03. 900 bush Corn O5OOO
busa- oats 10000 bush
BOSTON. August 6-Flour quiet. but Arm Corn quiet
steady Oats firm shorts quiet b1t steady Prov,ion,
unchanged. Pork quiet and steady New Mess SlB ~
ais Is Old Mess sl5 5sl5 So Lard Qulet and firm
AZ ea6lO.c Hams steady and firm at Sill 6O9l2 IS.
Butter dull and nominal Cheese dull Eggs active and
nrm. Receipts-Flour $500 bbs and 1000 saoka Corn
$4,000 bush Oats 1000 bush shorts 81 tons
CHICAGO. August G-rhs leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

On the today tho Bus',s market ,s
to Choice l49l5o Fancy dairies lac Good l2elJc
MtwAuHrs August e-Tour arm: wneatzcash s :s.
SS s - &C R gsr ~s gn' No. a. &c
81 s. IS rs5s g
5% o15y loo s Exc qqs scsp fresh r a.
TG So 5 5soo @ Sp g ooS bush O0'h
DETROIT. August s-wheat-Ss 2 White ca,n s7.c
No. Red. cash sstc; Angus, SS'.c September 80
81 &c no White at SIZE Receipts5wheat at4oi 6o.h
SO bush
MxxEAPous. August 6.-wheat- Receipts were las cars
ana Shipment. IS Closing Quotations were No /
hord X1sS: tSEu, so sopsoer SSc on track
s5dsjqc no Northern August Sic September Sic'
cvcSy,r1 August G-cottOn steady. Flour firm Wheat
rGns so f heccp' wf market SV wa. 5
Ao. 2 Mixed ut 4sbo4ec Oats strong No MiIed
Tara :roh hyG at &C. Blk AMI Bacon
.aie. Of O 900 5erre, hnssd sood.
Butter dull Fancy Norihwsstern Creamery I2oa2se
refined h" 7%ss,.s Ncgorea9:s oS5sc Hog, lover
IS 206G 90 Receipts als shipments BIZ Egss wer.
duh aloc. Cheese quiet Prime toIchoice OHIO Flat
PHILADELPHIA August 6.-rlcurThe market raled nrm
good branIs we're limliei a'ove gu9taons
ate. Western and Pennsylyana saDorane 81 - .
Famfiy * asa s. PennsvIganii Family a, IS Is
sS Ps@Sy y 20 H to rsS e. y g. 81
Clear >, Is o -. ,rNrnl 81 so 66 ST Louis ant
southern Cle,r 81 20 % so 10 DO .teMchi $. 80
Clear sS do straight 81 70 d. 30 Monesota Pat
choce 81 81 05 do DO lar - 75G9 CO.
DER 1FNs' esaa 'T Ssean"vs demand ESpo nay
tined light sales OF steamer sH IN .t S
% iscs No Penn.ylvsnia Red IN export elevator
e. &c No Rel - export do se fg1 sepemSer @
for october ~ s4sshc; do for November 9St o
gs I'M, da.rs wa" ss Of No yellow in Grain
pot 81 &c No. Mixed in export elevator O5c; 10
SEC do tor October s. DO for November SO s545
OatsThe market for spot lots rn!od rr bnt local ac
demand hight ,Ae s.or, c s,1Ts s % WI
White Al 90 track 4llci futures we're stronx and
atvanccd under light "nerio,.s and good inquiry
3s4SsLci do for October IS 1884, do fr November
49, "a .c arm ~ good jObbing demcnd
81 so $500: snoked Beet lae 30; Beet Hams SIS 500
81 90 PORK Mes, go oo' :, DO prns Mes. nes
In san s'aa side. Cis.r Ribbed smoked losio.c
shoulder. erv salt ANA fully ca,oa . s do
iie do Brcasta.i Bacon II Islate Lard Arm city
- 2SDs So Butter dnl-Peunsvlyania Creamery EItr'
ieo2oc Western creamery Extra l7eise H. g and \.
nrsts I7o western nfst' at l6ac Cheese steady
Flat. choSs s.St do Fair to Prime Sssse sugar:
Refined steady Powdered 7'., Gr.nulAtsd TIC fssa
drn; 10 kSsi test in Ooia 7ac. Ree.pt.-Flour 5000
Dbl. Wheat $1,000 Dnsn Corr 5000 bush 0 o LoSo
bush shipnent,-wheaI -, 900 bush Cora $4,000 ousa
Gaia 1900 bush
August 90 20, september s9ioi December Ollie Corn
dull :te.dJ cash :ISe sspss.esf t1Se oar, s' "a
Escsip..Swhoss Corn 1000 bush os,s 600
snsh shipnsan-whsst $4,000 bush Corn 1000 sush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market opened yesterday at 81 Ia all
advance Of IL cent Saturdays closing quotations and
tie dealings early in the day great rmncss
Prices rapidly advanced 81 rs. followed
uon OF IL cent. which gave 70 D sharp rally,
which prices again Sc cents with good buying
Ralzng by spectators then depressed prices
s. L. but the break only inspired spirited trading
aad with smart rush prices rapidly sc a. the
highest figure Of the dbv ana Of In
prices The market strong during the last hour
closing hrm at SO Ii. The from wells whils
not important showed good foundation for the advance
or the market, The actions Stock
Exchange and the Consolidated Board aggregated
The prices and the total dealings were as fol,
lows: - ~ ~ WV ~ A"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
THE COURTS.
nrrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

a.. rron TtSgoraa IS seycnty.cight years old and
decrepit She lives in Brooklyn. whore she mas INC
interest In real worth sloOoo iet oy her nus
,,na a, his death She says that Julia Ia McCabe,
o ,u,,y ana n.r father Daniel McCabe, July IL,
scea her 10 sign document which McCabe declared TO
no WILL giving the bulk Of her property te nor relatives
,ra containing a bcQuost TO his daughter IL was
.,tew.rd ascertarcd the paper was deed OF her
ronerty 10 Miss McCabc An order 10 have tho issues
framed for trial jury IN suit n have the deed
50, aside begun by Fitzgerald was madc by Justice
Patterson. OF the supreme Court yesterday.
rilie AmdOrsky gave reception at the house Of her
narents No go Madlson.s, in January, and she
that on that occasion Solomon Greenbcg who had been
having attention her publicly announced his engage
ment TO marry her. She made arrangements for the
veddlns to take place February -. but tho ap
ponted day declined keep his engagement and told
her that began suit against him she would not
be- able 10 and him. She has sued him for $4,000
DAMAGES and Justice o'Briep. OF the Supreme Court,
has granted order for his arrest liking his bail at
$500.
Justice Ingraham in q decision rendered IN the su.
p-eme Court Special Term yesterday. holds that the
ST. Nicholas National Bank has failed to make out Its
case in suit have the assignment Of j. De Rivera
Co. set aside fraudulent and void
A motion for stay Of proceedings IN the suit Of
John keenan, for share the Aoueduct contracts Of
OBrien Clark, brought in the Supreme Court, until
the suit for like purpose In the Court OF Common
Pleas is decided, was to be argued yesterday before
Justice Patterson IN the Supreme the hearing
the absence from the city OF Colonel Bliss who repre-
Keenan,.
In suit brought ny the Capital City Bank, OF
Atlanta Georgia, tc recover $500 fIom Charles C.
Nelson the defaulter which advanced to him on
worthless drafts Justice Patterson, in the Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday granted order for the service
Of the summons by publication. Nelson is said 10 be
in Canada, where he is known by the OF W. G.
Lee.
To enable Assistant District Attorney MACEDONIA
over the testimony taken az the inquest the body
OF Mrs. Levy, over and killed by O
Iwenty-third-st " bobtai" car, the hearing th'
return 10 the writ Of prohibition forbdding Coroner
Mcssemer to punish Secretary Mclean producing
the books Of the company, yesterday adioorned till
today BY Justice Patterson, IN the Supreme Court
Chambers.
The hearing on the motion to confirm the report O.
Referee Davenport regard the claim Of the Gcs
cheidt heirs against District Attorney Fellows wa
adjourned yesterday 70 week in Supreme Court
Chambers, before Justice Patterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growhs the market ruled dul
and values entirely nominal. Sales LOCO bags no
anoat private terms The sales from nrst hands io
the aggregated 1898 bales. In the mder Styles
there business Of importance with the exception
Of 1858 bags washed ard unwashed Caraeca on Pryne
Option trading moderately active ana quite
steady sales for the day reaching $50 bags wne
closing figures indicated advance Of points Tor the Jay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON Aug 6--Cotton - Steady. Midff,ng, 10:
Low MiddlinR. 9is GOOD Ordinary So gross
receipts. las bales sales, bales stock. $40 bales
NORFOLK. Aug. G.-Cotton Miudline. 10 7.l6:
ueI and receipts leo coaswisc 343
oales: sales - bales STOCK, 1928 bales
SAVANNAH. Aug. 6-cotton-Stcady sand nrm. Middnne
lOr; Low Middlng go. Good Ordinary 81 nat and gross
receipts, IS bales exports coastwise 81 bales sales
bales stock. ,03i bales
CHARLESTON. Aug. 6-Cotton-Quiet Midiling, 10; net
and gross receipts bae coastwse 439 bales
saics. - bales stock 226 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 6.-cottOn-Steady Middlfng lON 4:
70" Middlng pa Good Ordinary. So; net and gross
receipts, l5S bales sales 90 bales stock "a 24S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
OIL MARKETS.
The RECENT DECISIONS
AGAINST THE EDISON COMPANY

INC phenomenal demand for OUR LANDS ana . 4,
Creased manufacturing facilities warrant ms G 0u in
q EsLc1 o. meeting tho the USERS or I've
ourselves. w." DeHchb our patrons and
- Low volt can be made cheaper than a a bob vo,,s
ian ana VIII last longer. therefore e..s1. WI.
e. Low, MEDIUM aud HIGH volt nsmin@ so' ID lanipA
follows: 80 ""sS' ana feaiIsnac our PRICE LIST as
Low Mef M.
Candle Power. $50 Volt f7I voi, high
o2' ~N ~ @"-V % 90 so
81 20 80 IS
~. 80 So 90
oZ 30 .95 Inn
Discount 10 Central Stations and "a nurcbase,s =, Il,
Ia packages $3.50 Lamps Allowance OF Three cents a.
order. F""' WINS III Bood
To secure uniformity, viii exchange with our ~.
for any other I'm by them. SNAHA'
sAwYERMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
Commercial Agent OF the Consolidated Electric Iyht r.
August !, 1893
THE sAwYER-MAN LAMP is in use BY THE NEW.
YORK TRIBUNE ~ 1' NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARIE

LONDON Aug $3.50 p. m.--Pars nivices quote per
cent rentcs 50 francs 57io confines for the account
and Exchange London at rs francs SO confines for
cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
WHEAT 10. 2

Flour eteady and unchangei : -,
Cash quotation. wsrs a, tonows1No. s2rlna whes:
s3ssc No Spring Wheat 7b2 61Ssc No. Red az SO
No 2 Corn at 40 nc. 40 Oats at 25 S2s9 No Rye
at 4 &C No. 2 Barley hrmor No. ! Flax seed at
81 10 Prime Timothy seed 81 40 Meas PORK NJ
81 S1el4 40 per bOL Lard at 81 s7h per log ~
boxed 81 4Od7 So Clear sides Ooxoi 30 O0tss TO-
whiskey dsters' finished goods 81 20 por gal sugars
Cut LeatSs.c Granulated 77s0Sc; Standard "A" 7lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLQUR-Wss ssano s odo Ssi:
S SSnS S'G Sf' .asr Ps ssd 5i
SSs Including zoo Sels cty MIi Extra = S5est s.
co9 81. soSsS SSS 6S; Low ET IL
= s55ss5 e.: Quotations: City Mai for We:
MInScsoa sp Sfss4 Wheat low Eztas 50 sSss
Poor; g c5oics I5cS $3.50 TsS.s Ordinary
Very Gh.ce 1900 q 1922 rae G I Tans sr
ara wRsG s 0a2 Icy .T!Ta r, e ssss So 80
s xS:s s. gS!s : ifT%fSS
otR~stSsdy held and in moderate demand sa ba
Co Coco '9 % Fancy y;1 d. = 90 Patent IS
1a6 oDs S"pdfah a ss oa g 90 latter Fang cons
80 e. and Brandywine 80 10. Sales, 500 bbls Brandy
h sotS S G SgG3s ana ns
9penns The bqyng w3s mainly by tS oTnns there
was rush 70 covef due to private dispatches abroad re-
RSn dt S nat q s'a fa% the tuS
wsrd exporters ooS some SICK stun ana 20 a19S
a aa 90 at he Vest developed Breaking prices here
short market was about c lower early on renewed export
which reached nearly 10000 6g o od6 S Sei1s
future 800 Oc0 bushels spot and to arrive including No
nara a. 8 isc Gngraded Re a95 $c Red
sias2c no. s. Red 5s 1859 lac; No. 2 Eed ssa g.
9 9e S.S ef sSfs an% anoas
a. % 10
81 S ass use closing az 95c do oeto9sT % on 4
90 dc do December 90 90 a97 9lGc. closing az ~ Lie
do Nav al o. Gs1 OF "a. closing AZ - " ~
HYF- Dull ana nominal BAkLEi AM DhHL|i
MAL.T-Du and unchanged 49, - ,.s,o,ood hr rboa,
SarIy IN the day Opening sales were at l.sal;4c Later
90 ihere was decided pressure % soil, ana an nDnhs
S Ssa q Ell lac beast marked August closing firm
a. about the bottom Speculation was quite nodeia5e
Snot grades ruled early prices advancing i.a
sc later sold trihe closing firm at tne oo S AIT
business. Sales l2ziOOO DusnetS
I'M OK 400 bushels spot Including migrated Mixed
a. "a &c No 81 lie delivered o5a55 i2c 70
,Sre No August 81 1-4d5+ 5-sc, closing OF "a Lac
90 September SO 78a54 Sc closing at - $50 90 90
- "a ~ 55c closing az SIC do November o. 3-4dotC,
oeI 90 ~ 70 Ac do December so 2d5l lac. closing at
20 l2e do January closing nominal oAI sSanso
9Sc per 6gshtI lots options HS oI hsye s.
yaT dSd bU nfs urs bushels spot including NJ
9Sc do White Al; No. . 37e elevator 5oc deuyerea
o. 'XVhlte 42G48c No l White. 44c; Mixed western
s5sc White do 4ls4sc No Aggssi SO 81 Closing S' az
az 81 10y ONtober 900 30 1.ec, closing at soc
TEEp-ouet and steady. 30 ~ s5e90e go ~ s0Gs2c
90 n s5d9Oc; 100 ID, slaSl 90 sharpH Si o'@SA ~
RIVE feed 90c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
,erican standard Of classified.

Good Ordinary 516 Low Md1ing 3 10 10
stLi,t Good Ordinary Mdding ao,;o 49, 10 81
and In this quite squeeze given the frightened
shorts tho market opening at advance OF points ana
closing firm az a further gain OF II points The new
CROP months opened az decline OF 4G6 points and closed
Of reaction. Sales a. 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
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