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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

ID OOMS-Two or three unfinished rooms
II wanted by parties without children, In
a house having bath room. Address A,
Globe 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

ID OOMS-Wanted to rent, two rooms for
II couple for light housekeeping; state
price Address ID o. Globe. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
C. l.. COlelinan.s Fist.

ITO BUILD HOMES-Three years time
Il and no money down to those who will
build; fine lots near Rice; West Seventh on
mississippi; at Gladstone, Como and Merriam
Park. Call between 10 and l o'clock or make
appointment for afternoon or evening. G.
J.. Coleman. 303 Jackson St, Room 10. SO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

DRUGGIST-An experienced druggist
~ with 81, 800 to invest to form a co-part-
nership to purchase an established drug bust
ness; references exchanged. Address A IS,
Globe 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

nRESSMAKER- Wanted, q competent
IL dressmaker 10 take charge of dress
making department in town of 1000 and
share half the profit; must be frstclass filter.
Call or address Room /, 65 West Seventh st.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

ID OOMS-Wanted, for light housekeeping
II by gentleman and wife, two or three
nicely furnished rooms, centrally located.
Address SO Globe 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

DOR SALE-In town of few hundred,
l. small stock of groceries and store fix
lures; good trade already established and no
rent Address j rs. Globe 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

A MAN having from one to two thousand
IA or more dollars to invest in legitimate
paying business, and having large experience
in Office and other branches of business
wishes to form a co-partnership with some
one if satisfactory arrangement can be made.
Satisfactory references must be exchanged.
Address for one week, B 90, Globe. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

GO 500 BUYS 7-room house and lot
Rondo and Carroll sts this is Il bargain: it
must be sold ut once; Sl.l00 cash, balance
five years at per cent ID. II. Michaud.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
Miscellaneous Business Chances

A GOOD GROCERY business ON lively
N street for sale; owner leaving St. Paul;
or partner wanted. Inquire Van Slyke, $40
Sibley ST., ST. Paul. 92-99
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
PERSONALS.

DERSONAL-Massa electric treatment.
L Turkish, medicated and electric baths.
Mrs. DR.. Lonsdale, 400 Nicollet av., Minneap-
oils. 99-105
L-Prediction--Send 20 cents
i for complete written prediction Of your
future life. With photo of future husband
or wife, 80 cents. Give age and description.
Prof Marceau, Cleveland. D su29*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
WANTED TO RENT.

COTTAGE-Wanted May ], six-room cot
~ age with modern improvements, in
good locality; fifteen minutes walk from
Seventh and Jackson sts.; rent not to ex-
coed $50 per month. Address l., Inter
national hotel 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

/ AURANT-First-class, in good con
IL dition. Address d so. Globe 99-1Ol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

GET A LOT adjoining North st. Paul for
" $S5; only SIS cash; it will pay you to
look this up. Oliver Murphy, 81 East
Fourth st. 80
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

COTTAGE wANTED-Five to eight
~ rooms; located conveniently to business
center. Address L 80. Globe. 99-lOI
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

T OF for sale at bargain; fine corner
IL lot on Dayton and Grotto st. at bottom
figures if sold at once. Call on the owner,
743 DAYTON az. 50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

cd COO BUYS ii beautiful lot 5Gxl72
,D4sOOO feet to 15-foot alley on Selby
av, Woodland Park; this is l bargain and
choice property. D. II. Michaud, 333 Jack
son ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

NURSERY-For sale. hearty apple trees of
IN all kinds, three and four years old, be-
low cost, in South st. Paul. Inquire Joe
KOcher or address J. T.. Globe. 98-10O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

DOR SALE-A stock Of general mercnan-
l. disc, also two-story store building. stu
ated in thriving city with TWO lines OF rail-
road, and third line graded within twenty
miles; doing business of 900 Il year;
will sell at a great sacrifice on account of i'll
health. For information apply to A. q.
Shultz & Co.. Woonsoeket, OAK. SS*
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
CROPS AND THE WEATHER

Washington Aug 6.-The following is the weather
erop bulletin for the ended Saturday. August g.
issued by the Signal once
Temperature-The week ending August was warmer
than usual in the regions Of the central valleys Inc
deficiency In temperature for the season previously TO
ported over the central valleys has been slightly od
aed by the warm Of the past week but the season
IN those sections from 10 two weeks lae
and in New England and the Middle Atlantic States from
one to days late.
Rainfal-The rainfall the week has been less than
usual in all agricultural districts except in the south
Atlantic States where weldstributed showers occurred
and in the southern portions Of Michigan WISCONSIN,
Minnesota and Dakota, where only local showers were
reported -,
General remarks-The weather during the past week
was generally favorable growing crops In the dde
and South Atlantic States the southern portion OF inc
cotton region Central Tennessee and Eastern Kansas ~"
norts from Minnesota Western Kansas the grain region
OF the central valleys and New England Indicate tha tne
weather was unfavorablc most crops more rain pna
NODDED While occasional showers occurred IN sone Oh
,he-o sections they were well distributed In the
,ohacco rep,on Of Kentucky and Eastern I7nnessec
drought is threatened Favorable weather for harvesting
prevailed in the Middle Atlantic States ONO Naey anu
Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE

sAnrrxosr. August A-oos,on quiet, Midding ioaoiie
1: 90 S.sis 40 !. Is
as ssS cs, Mn. sap.raa. S.
ss pc a s'A?s 3: S:s 3 ,ss
No %n'' DO he'd ss Iss
a ssy S %as. e'sssssT
qui.. stead, MTsa spot Aasn c.se sus. sod
sss
og E 81 ' sy .s7. an. e esss
Sides packed sS9,c Bscon-shouisrs sns ces s,, n
SH nf' Western 'I pscxsd Hold Creamery Esn
qule sS re;,G'a% ssS'r a Mssns s.say sos
as cop Ss r...s srn
o g. s Geo Ss:a
S SSs a.wS.. $1,000 BUSH Corn BUSH
BUIvAF S A a. over CHICAGO September
Northern quiet Duluth at g1c eyer Chicago ~ m o
BUSH special s ste 10 car. no. Re, a. s2G; No
%9. gi demand NS and f Of
No Yellow at 50. eec over chicago septemssr No 3 ~
f Sv'r supply shs .a,s. g e 5000
Pss5 ss1Ss ad Ss O. &
.ssa 7s rn cornmss .sssy Oatmeal steady reshts
higher oS: 81 % oS so &c Wheat SSsa bush Corn
bush shipments. ey Rsflour 10 600 oSs wnsa sssr
mens-wheat S. 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats l2ooe
bush
market Flour steady COMMON TO Extra ss 80. %
Corn Sn 81 @ SsST nasnsos
Pork quiet AMI steady. New Mes. SIS oseis IS Old
Ham. i IN :tesdy dsmaHS aud sli 1osIa Is
d su Hc dq Es.srn f kis s9saS a.
Ssxs iTs Egg S:s ;ssy .s N 's
100 Su so sh aas sGc o ..'1A Corr
CHICAGO. August 4-rhs leading futures ranged
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEAl'lNDa r

all
c.,uraav,s grain marEe. opened gen'fdIiS '''e -
o.aol. on c,ble reports Of unfavorable "eaho h,
rr,oso renorts we're naturally followed DS gnu
,nrs,on houses There also cohsiuoiAo r,,o,o
., nrv shown by SPECTATORS. who were leu "..,
49,. ,hs damage 70 crops lad as actua1 -
IT. s,re,cth Of the market was foresh'oo"u " 49,
.ac.,pe-s shown for dealings on the long SLUG O
regular opening. ,on,hout with
cssh wheat was firm and active thfouNn : 4
TAO 600 bushels taken for export Options anNa'''
81 a. ON the weather reports above referr"a 'o' -,
st,ong a. about the best figures OF the o1S' 80 -"
August 95 3s September 81 Ia, October " 20 w.,
her rs as December 9e 35. and May 81 w -
speculation IN corn was strong and iaifp ao"'.' "
,vrrn,,hv with wheat tho strength OF the mHfAe' O
supported by the unusually good crop ropo's -
marhc, closed nrm the bes, haures OF siie
follows: August and September b IL oe'oOoI o,
November 80 81 and December 81 Cssh corn "s -,
ard steady throughout. Exporters TOOK 4o'oVo o Jun -
spot oats were about IL cent higher but WIN onp
ing closing little better than Frd1ys pr rhe s5a
lows: August 81 September 90 - OCTOBER o.. 1ori
market only moderately active. but sotsn,
points Options closed follows Aueuss ~ a. "a
her IS 60 October as 40 Novcn Der sS IL anu
Tho arrivals reported New YORK oa5 al
Baltimore and Boston follows WnSSN nsssfs
bushels corn 22.See bushels; ostM sseSS -d Issh'
Chicago. milwaukee and St Louis ne s,nsbbsls oats
Wheat. 5o1 100 bushels; 20a $50 nnsnes ennT
l45sq7 bushels: total grain e7eo\s pasAsi'' A
17,o12 bartelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

week thus far lo75 hsa1 Fog same urs - ~; :,
York; II oa sale market lover ssssssa s
Ss 1925 so Selected Medium weights % Iooo Isf Aosss
Is 1895 80; stags ~ 00o4 So
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards, AnE TN NeswS
Journal reports cdns-Recepts 5000 nssa snipmsns
s. soss so, stocker. and Feeder: 81 loSs 90 Cow
En,is and Mixed 81 5033s Texas Cattle 81 90DS ~
Esgs-Recelpts 1000 head shipments ooy msfkS
weak Mixed IS 1915 sos Heavy - oo@o 9TH; Lisss
a. mas so skips 81 G0d6 10.
20 Recsipss 500 head shipments Loooi msrkse
snorn % 550Ss 90; Texans shorn s3 COOS 7ei LAmos
"a 1895 rs. - IA.
1T fours AuK 4. Cdttis-Receipn 800 head. sntE
msn.s i 500 market slow. Choice Heavy SsIW
Steers IS 40sso rs FAIR TO Good Native sssers 30
a. "a sntohers steers Medium % Choice IS IseA ~
stecs.r. and Feeders Good 3? rs o3 90 hanssfs
cornfed al Is rs 20 erass-fed 81 6004 90 $4,000.
ios,@ nsce,nts none; shipments 300 head Makss
weak Choice Heavy Butchers' seeesons - ooa ~
Packing Medium % Prime 30 oo~eO - '>~A' $500"
Ordinary % Best IS $50 30. , ,oc u.-S.s
Sheep-Rscsivts 200 head snipmenS ~oo" ~~>~
steady. Fair Choice 50 50Da 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 4-2;3o D. m-1eet-Holders oner mob
offer sparngy Holders ofer spsringy short ens
rrm att-. Cheese-Hotders offer moderately Rosih-In
poor demand. Spirits Of rurpentno-ln far demand
Laspot and futures Holders eei freely prime Western
dull August, dull at sSs Ia september
and octber dull AS Wheat-H oLiefs offer sparinsly
Fonr-Holiers moderately. TAllow-ln FOOD demand
Corn-spst Futures-Hoders orer mo1erstoiy Inc
holiday character Hops stLondon hoaefs
otter freely. -. ,r-.. ~. a..
ANTWERP. Ang 4-wieoxs lard closed at ioi franco
rs confines per loo kioA -, , a.
ANTWERP Aug. - Petroleum-Fine pale American. 10
francs rs paid and 10 francs " csnnmos sellers
bremen Aug. s-Petroenm marks 90 ptennlss WI.
cox lard closed 10 marks 25 pennies per 10 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

reduced the cost Of salt TO consumers 33 Ia per cent
within three years, that barrel worth % cents,
holding hve bushels OF salt, IL sold At all the Worhs
to-day for go cents, barrel and ALL
L. H Humphrey, Of the Goulnock humphrey
Salt Manufacturing Company, said on Friday We
have four wells In Warsaw. We make good deal OF
salt but the margin is CLOSE The quality OF the salt
Is excellent, but we subjected TO good deal OF
English competition already. They dump down salt
by the 10000 packages in the New York market and
sell It for what It will bring. That Injuries business
OF course, If the Mills bin should become a Law we
should be overwhelmed with food OF English salt
and should be able 10 do business 10 the sea
coast cities at all The Englishman on account OF
cheap labor and cheap transportation can land salt
In New-y0rk at a cheaper cost than We can The
81 go duty ia only protection. l have always
maintained that there has been more money sunk IN
the salt business here than has been got out OF It.
II be let alone by Congcrss for WHILE subject
only TO the competition Of other salt makers IN the
United States shall be able to lower still further
the price OF salt There Is no salt trust, and u has
been found to be impossible to create any sert OF COM
bination to keep up prices
Charles H. Freeman, OF NewYork, is vice president
Of the Rstsof Mining Company, at Pifard lie was
At the works few days ago and said to Tribune
correspondent: We mine rock salt here getting out
from 400 to GOO tons OF 1t day. We. employ $50
men, They well ourselves the deadly effect
the passage OF the Mills bill would have on our bust
ness 1t Is with great difficulty now that we compete
In the New-York market with the coarse salt from
Liverpool, Turks Island and lisbon Ours Is truly an
kind in the United States, and that is on Petit Ouse
Island Louisiana. We building a trade which
directly the farmers OF this country az the
coarse salt is fed to horses and cattle. II the Mills
bill passes shall not be able TO sell any moro OF
our product In the New-York market"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON Aug 4.-Cotton = Steady. Middhn1 l0
row Niddiing pS Good Ordinary. So; not ami RrosI
receipts bales exports coastwise baes sales. ia
bales stock 725 bales
yoKyotx Aug Action - Steady. Middlng loh,
net AMI gross receipts bales sales, 80 bales stock
!. sos bales.
SAVANNAH Aug. 4-Cotton-Steaty .ani firm. NttdlnG
10: Low Nifdhuc eA Goot Ordinary g. net and gross
receipts l66 0aes ex,Ots coaswise. $40 oalesi sse%
10 bales stuck 4O3 bales
CHARLESTON. Aug. A-cotton-Quist Mifiing. 10; nett
receipts bales exports coastwise s55 pAles
sales. - bales stock, 22U bales
NEW oElEAys Aug. 4-Cotton-steadv Mddlins los
Low Mhiling. o.. Good Ordinary. So net and zross
receipts bales exports Britain. 200 bales ex
ooastwlse l9iS bales sales 200 bales STOCK 2ssoo
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The money market of last week develope'

THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The money market of last week developed no
new features Call loans ruled very uniformly at
1-2 per cent: the exceptions were ut lower rates.
and the supply was far beyond the demand
little more was done in the way OF time loans eX-
tending from ninety days 70 five months. at the
old rates Of 3a4 per cent. Commercial paper
was in better supply, but easily passed at LA
; l-2 per cent. according TO date Of maturity.
The weeks bank statement indicates the move
ment Of cash from the interior about equal TO the
Sub-TTcasury absorption or over S2,OOO.OOO dur
ing the week. movement OF this kind and
amount at so late season can be regarded only
as o reflection Of the unusual amount Of money
held at interior points. TIE TRIBUNE frequently
has drawn attention TO the enormous expansion Of
the legal money circulation during the last two
years and ~ how small a portion Of that eX-
mansion held by the New York banks. The
law creating Western reserve cities has worked q
revolution in the periodical ebb and flow of money
between the scabOard and the great Western cen
tres and which probably will be more fully illus
trated as the season advances Under the old
system nearly the entire amount OF the
last two years expansion would have
ciogged the vaults Of the New-York City banks
during the last few months only to be rapidly
the corresponding week OF SSl Newl orl1 sent
westward over 100000 Of legal-tenderS: last
week the movement was about S2,000,000 the
The foreign exchanges ruled weak. and declined
70 the basis Of 81 ~ and - 81 finally closing
steady M a So Ia and 81 81 IA respectively for
long md short sterling In London the open
market for money was hardened, 50 that now the
rate for discount Of bankers bills is . II per
cont. or only IA pNr cent below the Banks
minimum rate The Bank of England lattery has
been losing gold, so that on Thursday last its
holding was c eG2. 600 less than at date Of 1881
when It's rate for discount was l-e per cont
acnirs, . 1 . per cent now. But. Notwithstanding
i,s smaller holdings Of gold the Banks proportion
~ IFS reserve 20 It's liabilities was 307 per cent
o.ainst az g por cent year ago In seems not
rnIikev that the Bank may soon advance its rate
even 10 per cent. because Engand's own short
crops now well defined VIII occasion an extrsor
The Rank advanced It's rate 10 per cent October
On bnt the United States continued 10 import
large sums Of gold right up 70 the end Of the year
THE GENERAL SITUATION.
The general trade reports for the past week
Eve NJ a satisfactory character, and the volume
~ business is reported equal 10 that of the date
~ lsst year. Taken as u whole, the crop pros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
y,rvnryy YeLD FOR ASSAULT.

Mary Dunn, Of No. sullivan-st who shot henig
IN the head on Saturday afternoon was arrasheo
-. 1us,icc Power at Jefferson Market Court yester-
sav ,or ,eonous assault Mary had been cleaning the
s .r.-,nents At No % Grand-st, and called az
Eronns shop. No 81 sullivanst and demanded pay
,nent which he refused until the WORK was eopescu
nv NJ -. ~ through the shop window and twenty-five
sar,hro sbot made flesh wound in his scalp inc oa'
o,,-ac,ed at St. vlncents Hospital, ana kropp was
in court yesterday Ihc P4i'
:, 20 ooO hail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
~orpr CaLEyDARS-TO-DA1

... ,.o,-,r- On AMBERs-Before o'Brien. First
suPRYMB COURT hA
uonday motion calendar ,-.n,, p.pr I-At,ourned
SUPREME CoUBr-slTCiAL
unt1 Wednesday. August 2. p.r.or No day calendar.
SURROGATE c NtpTcIAi TERM - Before Dugro j.
40 calendar rvpu-Before Beach mo
day calendar. .,o,a pant L-Before MARITIME.
CoCRT OF DtsEnS ,ric Attorney Jerome-Nos 10 -
in cnr or GENERAL sEssoxs-PAHr -Adourneo lot
the term. ....,o~. pAnr III.-Atlourned lof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.YOrk. saturday, Aug 4-BEEyEs-ReceiDts were
90 Of s53 hesd-zt cars az o0tn.s~ ior M ,tI
and p Jersey CITY for NJ Godsnth NO traohg'
Feeling steady. -,
CAEVEs-l.eceipts 1Ol head. Market ouotably I'M
changed but there i. te Erncr eg ior and ShI Ess
calves and S@e i4e Tor Msdu% to ShSes c,Te o,s
's BhiSh6sct Dewey 5; yeals. l97 q. a4c
Everit ( pidcoek: 80 Buttermllk Calves. 80 10. az
Hume a Mullen: Mixed Calves. 300 \. Sc per n
judd 6 BuckngSam 30 veaIs, 1A n at &c per n /:
s lEi XND LAMDs-Recepts were IS cars $3.50
hea2 cars a. Jersey o ana cars sba SmmSo ism5
dull and unchanged, but Prime Lambs were wanted az
sheep at si-oG5c per n ard Poor Choice Lambs az
l-2d7 3sc. with te bulk Of the sales at 1GO 3Ae Tue
p' saIesEDiIeHaSk Dswey 14e Western Sheep 1o4
c Canada Lambs, SO n, at 50 81 10; III DO SO n at
H.llcnbeck & Hollis 81 State Sheep, 80 n az p 80; ;
liz Kentucky TO- Of n, at So 25 ll9 DO 6s ~ az &c -
299 Northern Canada de- Is D. at 81 25 II Bucks IS n
B. Harrington: t47 ,wes;orn sheep. 81 ~ at .. 70:
252 Kentucky Lambs, O. n at 81 % ia do SO n AZ
sherman Culver 20 kentucky Ky, Sheep % n At -. &c
E. at sS POS DO 50 H. at lie % do {" cas'j' 81
!" n Collins 5iTG eos Ohio Sheep. 70 IL D. t414e
Newton { Gllctt; Ioe Ksn.ueGy Steep ~, 20 y ~
Judd buckingham: go Ohio Sheep. 70 n at &C 236
do IS p f es % 3 ls P Es,i sO n
KSntSe ss III ~ d n' q n 80 we'' virginia
T. : saaeS Co 81 western sheep no N nj e. so
e' 10. ? gsg FS so d "a s M a. q IA d
a IS 1872 Virginia Lambs 60 IL H. a. 80 .: "a; gS'
weFs y ear Of G Sem Sssd t. cor, ,cSs
S Ss mice. and is at With pa es &c $3.50
s,f smith a, 's IS, ss' .. . g 20 sos a. s
&c Is Is rs IS Rough DO, Sss y, at Is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

LONDON Aux AZ p. m.-Canadian Pacinc, osr ERIE.
second consols 1902 Mexican Orainary 4os; New YORK
C,ntr.l lOs =; Pennsylvania o5ss ST. Paul. Common 1%s
keadiDg IS. g.. .,.-- I'M. A..
rhe rate the market Tor snort Oils
a. per cent three months Os "a per cent On,
PARIS quote cent rontes AZ % francs osp
confines for the aud Exchange ON London AZ 20
francs ~ centpes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06
,,vr srocx MARKETS nv TELEGRAPH

yuTv,ro Aur a-Crnie-Rereiprs Last % hours $40
heat Total thus Tar II $50 head For same time
isst wrek -25 head COnsgnei through lB5 100
whi.n 1. Vew.York 81 carloads sale market steady
Cannon 10 Fair % 1904 O0i Good 10 Choice Shipping
as 0O85 bOi export grades as 5OH6 05.
lsst ~ hours we're bs0O head rstal for
the IS 900 head For tims iast
30 900 head Consigned through IL of which 4 TO
Nsw.York 10 ears on sale; market steady, Common 10
Far 81 1903 80. Good 10 Choice 81 1894 20. GOOD
Choice Western Lambs 81 o0es6 20. Canadian Lambs
80 OOs650
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-06

Prefuce Exchange t0iav the btttor Market was
S at Is T sisc 40 ''''~ '''
DETROIT August wsvs ws,s, Ss.. ssss:
DecemDsr sou ,,. cory . az s. 600 pu.h.
Corn 3. ZOO bush oats 1900 bush
MILWAUKEE, August 4.-Flonr nrm- wheat-cash s2c,
seytember si sc October o2rc Corn da,l No at &c.
RteR nTm NO in store 80 Soc septen6er $4,000
So IS fs'
steady Ds Ego p'e Four $500 sss
1900 bSis Wheat $500 bush.
MINNEAPOLIS August 4-wheat-Receipts wers 225
ant 81 esrs G sT o arsE -
a 1orfnern August safe september $3.50 on rack
sia asjc no Northern August 50 &C September sose
Western and psansyIyan. saoer n' 50 3
q E % rsSs': 81 81 fndsas
:; 80 q 50 ,, Sc LG 81 i. sn
: 90 Winter e1cios co M.a'i .
Rye and .ieay q g. % tsT chOSs wnss,
d.%sH S sat sales. steamer Rel in ., .I.Sss
esTs:sr 10 Pennyva"s Red export sv,;o,
No Rel u EXPORT e ts sspe%Ser
DO Tor October 9l'ss2.c. do for NovemD. per, s2sS
Of both spot lot, options nOminally uneaanged
,G.S T'fs Is S c @C Mi aa depot SIC
ang. sc DO for for SsRsmSse oa %.
Tn. lrse spot lots nrn steady under npeIai
r.ceut. sales OF Reected White at SOC Ungradst White
4Ose4lc: White 40iqc No. White IL &c 90 on
track al Sc futures quiet and steay No White fct
Angnst 3sL, a34c: for september 32t &c 40
| Tor October 49,. 933ac; 30 for november 80 $40
Potatoes sleay White potatoes. nearby 3c per paskeI
southern New Rose Choice boil 81 70 50 90 sontn
ern New Rose Medium 10 Prime 81 OODl 90: southern
New Rose. Cnlls bbL. i0ejOci southern ChiH heds
Choice bo 5Oo2 Provisions stssty IN TAR hensn
Beef CITY Family. bDl 81 So 1so % do 10 pacxSr
81 SO $500: snokat Beef l2Dl4c Beef Hans SO ooS
xl7 90: PORK Mess. sl6 ~; 10 Prime Ness n ness
IA &c = P. cured IN tiercea li-el2ac 10 30 as
Shoulders IN salt fully cnred sSs &c 90
do do smoked l09l0lac. Bellies. In pickle A0a9
| lie 10 breakfast ll30l52c Lara nrm-e ly
Rennei 80 % ~ 1S Butchefs loose
a. Is rs so Butter dul-Pennsvlvana creamery Extr>
lT0lsct Extra II lNc q 1, ana "
Y. Creamery Extra at lee Western Factorv ltDLDo
Packing butter l2el3c. Eggs STAY nrmi rennsyysnIs
nrsIs lie; Western drsts at 65c Cheese 'e1 S
demand fair; Now York Full Cream sGv 30 : onio
Flats Choice ssoi do Fair 60 Prime !aIhe sugar.
firm: Winter Bran $40 75Qsi7 50 per ton fetrolenI1
firm; 10 Abel test bba 7'sc Recspts-Flonr 10y
Dbl. Wheat 1900 bush. Corn BOO DusL JAS D oVs
bash shipmsuts-w Wheat 81 TOO bush Corn $500 eush
JAS $4,000 BUSH
TorFpo August 4-wheat firm. higher cash 800
Anru.t sec september IS IcI Decem6er 9nSc Corn
dull steady: cash 4fssc; September sIsc. Oats nrm :
casL 2Sc 254c Cloverseef dull cash az - 10
Receipts-Wheat T60O bush Corn 1000 bush OATS 1000
bnsh shipmenis-wbeat $4,000 bush Corn l.O0o bush