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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-03

NAVAL STOREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet but firm at quotations. The sales
for the day were only 1876 casks, at acc for regu-
lars At the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported firm at 32c for
regulars At the closing call 1t was firm at
acc for regulars. Rosin-The market continues
Quiet and steady. The sales for the day were
about 62O barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the first call the market was reported dull for
window glass and water white. and firm for all
lower grades with sales of 156 barrels, at the
aTI6c, q ST 90, H 81 O2JS, I ST. Is, X 81 IS, M
SI5O,N So 30, window glass 81 u.s. water white
$s15. At the last call it was steady and I'M
changed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-03

RIcE-There was some little inquiry, although
the market was quiet and barely steady. The
sales for the day were $50 barrels. At the
Board of Trade the market was reported steady
ut the following official quotations Small job
lots are held at 1sQ14c higher.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-03
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.

NEW YORK May 2.-Rioe steady.
New ORLEANS, May 2.--Rice steady and u
changed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-03

o., Isldnd-The market continues very dull
% noninal No business doing. Last sales
all an an the basis of quotations, as follows
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-03

NEW YORK, May 2, noon.-Stooks active
and steady Money easy at 2at3 per cent. Ex-
change-long. 81 1904 S814; Short "a $50
4 $50. State bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull and weaker
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
TIE STATE OF TRADE

:. o sss' &c and y.SS az e Is
s55 CIV Mil. saperdg. 50 soe2 IS EXT. a. Is
90 nS s, Patent 81 50 g.
fut s9ao!o LongOerry ooas9s Western quiet steady
S Winter DO Res s.p :sss at o.
81 S9Le do Decemssr ssooy.s earn
a a .trady MI.a spot Szso52Se Angus. sa.ss2.s
sss5sss year 1Hs.S' S ssc qS,ss .pa
wSas tTSsse . Western MiI.d sSas7e. rye steady
Sr%. 's 81 oos H o. S'" Provisions .e
Mess PORK SIS IS BulImeas shoulders and Clear sis s
sa: Side: D.st'f ns ss Is
dull Western pscres iaslSe Gr'.TsTs u coss:
ani Rio csrsos. sif itc sugar 'sssdy "A" :ets
7.e Copper refined nrm at issoloc wnss. ao, n,.a
cotton s2G Flour per l2 Grain 2aas& Heesips
bes whe. 600 bush cor: soc pe 600
SsIs Wheat rs geo bush 5000 bush saes-wheas
2os. 900 bush Corn 1900 bush
over Chicago septsmo saos Of 5000 bush and 10 oar
leads s4c No Northern dn At PIC ever WSsss
ss..ay IN I good ds%and Amber
ssse Milling Red 9Oe track no NO Waite n Mseissa
rather higher No Yellow at e@Sc over shesso S.p
:.ss Y. NS a. sss av.2
10 white higher sales Of 20 carloads At 43Q4+o 10000
sp,a Nc WIN Mh soo .S.nd 1S
Cornmsa steady oams1 ssesay IS 900
Sb Corn 81 900 s SS:h what, ss
10000 bush shpmept; Sy safs1r ~ 1oo
So 600 bush Corn 10000 bush
Boerox August ll-Flsur quiet and steady Comnon e1
. sssS So spring cnTSs = IS good
5e5s oats hr% WITH e. SeT o nsss and m
%as s.s SIS a. per 81 Sn
l9S62O do Northern II do Eastern, !sg- .,.;nss
Sp sqt od arm 1b hs s5s 1900 .ses Corn bush
Oats 10000 bush shorts lel tons
CHICAGO. August 1.-THE leading futures ranged |"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
The ASBURY PARK CONVENTION
1T WILL BE GAEAr MEETINa-oPEnATIsNs or
THE LIQUOR LAW.

1T WILL GAEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE LIQUOR LAW.
Trenton n j.. Aug 1.-THE magnitude Of the con-
~entlon of Republican clubs at Asbury PARK on
Wednesday next grows as the time for tho meeting
a,nroaches Credentials have been issued TO 1878
delegates thus far and about zoo more will receive
their tickets as soon as their clubs regularly
mustered in by the state League. With the alter
mates It IS estimated that 1900 persons will be en-
titled 70 admission to the convent on in Educational
Hail. and there viii be some difficulty in accommo-
dating them Tho Opera House a. Asbury Park will
be used for meeting IN the evening, and tho owners
Of bath houses have been exceedingly liberal with the
clubs IN their terms The number Of visitors besides
the delegates VIII be large, arrangements having been
made for excursions from several points. The
speakers who have promised 10 come, besides Con-
gresham Phelps are Senator Evarts, Congressman
Mckinley and (ialusha A. Grow, While congressman
Burrows and Mason WI be present as guests OF me
service senator Evarts will be the guest OF MT
Phelps at tho West End, Long Branch. One meet,
Ing VIII be presided 10y over by george A massey anu
Meetings are held every evening throughout the
State the reports are all 10 the effect that tho at
tendance is largo and the enthusiasm general ana
The first election under the County Option law will
be held in Cumberland County on August -. There
is every probability that the county will vote for no
license There has been very little attempt to enforce
the Sunday closing part OF the law as yet put II mas
been generally obcyed. The brewers of Newark report
decrease in weekly output of about 5000 Kegs since
the Law went into effect but they say trade has shown
some Improvement of late. The botters, who pay no
license except 10 the Federal Government have been
coming money since the closing OF the saloons on sun
day. A., ,,,.
River a. Perth AmbOy. At present there Is no means
Of reaching seashOe resorts in carriage except oy
maxim long detour to the New Brunswick bridge OF
going by boat from New-1 ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
soUTB CAROLINA DEMOCRATS D1vIDEn.
rux REPUBLICANS, INACTIVE FOR SIX ffAR'' MAI
xow,u.rr A STATE TICKET THIS FALL


Columbia. s. c., Aug IL (speciaD-The pofhca
s,,.,ion in the State Is such that unless somo'hs
,.rr.r. ~ uake the Democrats unite, the party VIII
,ut v,,h,n the next two years. For SIX years me
p.nuh,c.ns have taken 40 part in State politics. ana
,h,s has caused the Democrats to get 10 hShuns
.r,orc Themselves In accordance with the instruc-
,rs q, the State Convention. tho Democratic candi-
d..s for Office have stumpcc the state and spoken In
.ocb Congressional District Al each Of these meet
,,rs IN. campsicn party has been met by II. r. Till
wan le.d.r OF the farmers movement who denounced
,bc nrcscnt administration. charging extravaganza
,ncompetency and misappropriation of tho States
money Tillman is sgftstor who has been causing
the farmers to become dissatisfied with the present
administration The state, he says, is ruled by ars
tocrats and the farmer has no chance. AT a public
meeting Tlllman charged that Governor Richardson
was guilty of penal offence, and should be tried and
punished for misappropriating certain moneys On
ton of this one Of Tlmans lcutenants, b. S. Brig
ham, member Of the legislature publicly charges
that Ex-Governor Thompson, the present Assistant
United States Treasurer upon rcsignng the Governor
Ship accept his present position stole all OF the
states furniture in the Governors mansion.
There is considerable feeling in the State between
these factions and the farmers have determined
The Republicans enjoying the fight. realizing that
IL the Democrats split the Republicans will hold the
balance of power. strong fight is being made 70 de-
feat Congressman George Tillman, brother OF the
district the tariff question. His reputation too. Il
against him. A number of years ago nc killed mar
in cold blood at gambling table but account OF his
influence served only year or two in jail 1t IL pc
will run for Governor any ticket that may seen
the strOn gest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork. saturday, Aug. 1l-BEEVEs1Recept'
were 80 cars Of 81 head-30 cars at 6otsc 'r EI III NV
ss s rsported was the 20 ohio steers 1887
i average, IL - - per 100 D. Feeling stea1y'
99mPVEs,Eeeepts iOi head. Trade limited but mar
ket much the same with dull feeling i0 Common s'1SA
A bunch Of GrasscFs sold at lic' western anu r'u
OSvss al iaenbeck Hollis 81 Western Calves, 22s D.
average. at 3 3-4c per n IL do, 2Oo D. az &C. . o.
Wsisb Kirbv 4 Co. (: 10 Fed Calves, 30 n, at &C.
frdA Rtck ncham 81 Grasscrs, lsJ D, az sc.
SiiF.Er AND LAM BS-Receipts were "a cars OF PIG
hesd2o cars Jersey Cy and car a. ana a,
with an feeling all around ana common S'o'A haa
PORES, to Bert Sheep sold SO 5dsi 81 II pcr 100
= and Common Choice Lambs at $685. 20 win WIN -
Ex Jerseys selling as - TO- s KsSt S sheep ios y
aycra-e as ~ 20 per 100 l5o DO lOl ~ az - 90 20
ds 100 n az e 80 90 DO % r. at 81 90 - Ohio DO
EcSton I;illet lso Territory sheep 90 n at - p
nj KeStcxy do 1Oi n at - 80 2SG Kentucky Lambs
g. IL T. at % 10 sb am 'S co Ohio Sheep 50 n at 40
100 West Virginia Lambs So n at ST Il ID: l3l do
% a. sadier & Co 172 Kentucky Sheep ss n at -,
90 do ~ n a, 81 IS; 1876 ohio DO, 90 n at ~ IL
i2s Keniucsy Lambs 90 IL ~ A 60 30 81 So 90 a. a.
"a 80 900 DO 6s n AZ e..
NJ Collins: 900 ohio Sheep. % n. at 80 rs; 25s Mis-
soud do II W. 81 - 10: go Kansas do II n at
c K,-e Jersey Lambs G5 n, 81 25 IL DO, bs
~ na:alicnbees Hollis a9s Western Sheep "a n At
~ 70 oo7 STATE lambs. o. l.? n. att7 %, - =,
IS; III d. oil n at GO rs 30 Pennsylvania DO os
:" Diuenhack e Dewey: 10 Western sheep. 81 n at
&, o. f2S Western Lambs. 30 n. az a. % -.
UOGS-Recepts were 81 cars ~ Oo5 hean,lo cars ~
Jersey CITY snd az ioth-st Trade dull and feel,
inc barely steady Good Hogs quoted as 80 2edso ~
sa a G Smith state Hog. 200 n a. 60 40 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
COrRr CALEyDARS-TO- DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL rERN-RecesA
suPHRnP touRr-CH manifestations Patterson. J-Nos
81 a. bS "a 49, lOt 49, 2OI 2O7 us 2ts no. III,
222 22S s26, 227. $50, 23l. 232
sUPngNE COURT SPECIAL TERs-PARr l. - Acsurnsd
until Monday september II. - ..
SUPREME CoURr - SPECIAL TERN-PARr u-Adjourned
for the term .,
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. H. III. Iv.-Ad'
ionrnrd for ths term.
suPyRloR CouRr-GESERAL TERM-Adlourned sine die
SuRROG ArF's CoURr-resmony TO be taken before tho
PROBATE Clerk-Prsbate the wills Of francis koehler.
John otto Hundt 10 m.
No dAv calendar. -. -. = -,
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TzRM-Bsfore Beach. J-Se
day oaealar ,.. -. 49,.
CRY CONVERSATIONAL rgRN-Befors Enrich. J.-couri
open 10 o'cloo Motions
CoUgr or GENERAL ~Kssioys-PAgr L-Before MARITIME,
j. and Assistant District Attorney Jeroms-Sos 10 &C
inclusive. - - ..
COURT OF GENERAL sKssoSs-PAsr IL-Adjourued Zoe
Cornr oE GENERAL sEssIoss-PARr ui.-AIourssd Toe
tbs term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTUcA,.
rrropEAN FINANCIAL MARAEr.

LONDON Aug Ill soils 30 .i9 fST ooIn mSnss
ana line account Atlantic and Great este nIs
trustees Certificates 49, do second mortkase, -
20. second consois ini Me1ca niro =, Read
Ing 9s,. Canadian Pacific 59 Illinois Central 1872.
Money 1902 per cent ....r., ,o- ..o-t hills
The rate OF in the open markei 10, sso's Di
ner cent ami months Dlls 20 per cent
PARIS aiyces quote per cent rentes al 80 francs W
o Of button gone into the OF England on
balance to-day Is 47sOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
srPTFryG A ROY WITH AN IRON BAR

Several boys Saturday afternoon played in front OF
Angelo Taonas barber shop 263 West Thirty second
s. lie them several times but they as often
returned Finally Taons seized iron bar and cha scd
the Youngsters caught thirteen-ye Henry Eek
hard Of No 224 Thirty second St., and struck him
on the head with bar causing compound depressed
fracture of the skull from which the boy will probably
die lie was sent 10 the NewYork Hospital, and Taona
was committed jail without bail 70 await the result OF
tho how, Injuries by Justice Patterson at Jefferson Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroad
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For Brazil grovths the ma ,n. ssieys
I'm IN the ba sis Of i4icc for fair RIO spot n'oiee
100 bags Capana 90 srryl o. OIL ne Sr.rl nS
md i 600 bags savanlls private terms option y.s
was dull but steady, closing prices ih s sa"Hs "
OF s points for the day. Sales, 4O,fJo bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
STEADILY GOING UPWARD.
THE STOCK MARKET BROADENING.
GAINS AND LOSSES OF THE NATIONAL
TREASURY.

Sunday, Aug lap. m.
Yesterday all the Executive Departments at
Washington were closed out of respect TO General
Sheridan; therefore, the usual weekly statement
from the Treasury was not issued Fridays state
ment however, shows an accumulation Of money
in the Treasury since the last weekly statement OF
August 4 OF SASH 800, made up by gains OF
81, 03s,547 gold. and s542,136 legaltenders, less
a loss of 1854 OF silver The foregoing figures
do not include the payment of 100000 pur-
chased bonds, which was only made yesterday by
the New-York Sub-Treasury. Fridays statement
shows reduction of s643,5s5 in the Treasury S
deposits in National banks.
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations OF the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening, the associated banks
lost s2,540,0s3 cash. Yesterdays statement re-
ports loss Of 81 0o3, 900 cash, which Is large
sum 20 be accepted as the average for the Sub
Treasury's weeks absorption. II indicates an In
terror movement that was something against the
city and an actual cash holding at the close OF busi-
ness Friday of about 81, 00O 900 less than the sum
reported as the average holding Of the week Inc
loans wcre expanded s4,0s7500. The reported
increas. Of s2,1oe, 600 in deposits is consistent
with the other changes The statement results
in loss Of 50, 643550 to the surplus reserve and
leaves it at s24,1 o. s25, against a. 733 625 August
10, ss7, and s7,2l2, 225 August IA, 1886.
The changes for the week of ss7 were as fol-
lows: Loans decrease SO, 2i1, 700, Gosh decrease
SO, sos 800, deposits decrease s6,47750o and sur
plus reserve decrease 81 IS, 925. The changes oil
the week Of $50 were Loans decrease s3,os3,eoo
cash decrease $500, 600, deposits decrease
s7.542,3o and surplus reserve decrease
sl,435,O25 The changes for the week of 1881
were Loans increase $685. 0O cash decrease
81, 1902, 500, deposits decrease s4,62030O and sur
plus reserve decrease So, 647725.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13


Refined oil early was strong the advance to "a
cents OF the previous week but 10 closed with lu IN
demand and prices were reduced AS cent per saon
10 SIS cents Abel test, at all points.
ou CITY. Penn, Aug ll.Naonal rrsnns Csrtiac ss
$40. ZOO moo barrels olesrance 900 barrels char
ters 20 AS bbs shipments s6S74 barrels runs. 4s.s7s
bbls.
P,rrseura Penn. Aug. 1l.-Petrolenm closed sctivs;
National Transit cernoaes opened at 81 closed ~ oo
highest. S7a lowest 49,.
BRADFORD Penn. Aug ll-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened at 81 "a closed s6s highest S7't lowest so~
Clearances $50 900 barrels.
TlrUsyrLrE Penn. Aug T0-Nations Transit Certificates
opened Al 81 highest s7S, lowest, $685. closed Stb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
TEE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
vhfs .peculation In crude petroleum certineaoe'
the refined market has enjoyed an exceeht
bnsInes, and the position o. the commodity has IN no
wtss r,nered material lsssening OF strength IL WIN
be mistake II the reduction In the quotation OF renneo
oil on Saturday is taken as an indication OF any '
nor,ant change in the situation IL IL true thae "''o
IA, been akenng the recent rate Of business ana
nerhans duness will for several DAYS longer IL ~
..n nosse that the spot refined markets abroad mas
weaken somewhat under the freer arrival OF supplies
this week, but this may not be rehen upon "'n
,oaenca Tho deliveries TO the interior Of continental
rurone are Increasing and double or more inc
amount reached June and this VIII enn 70 Onset ."e
spply O, goods abroad owing 70 vessels reaching
nor. Eur, DO has relieved It's temporarily pressing
wants bu. i failed to raise It's Stocks on nanu 70
position safety and should IL hesitate Tor 'ne nonen
IN its purchases t will be forced to heavier ouyihe ~
sho,. TINA here continues % be excellent demand
for vessels in tho oil high rates OF reieh ana
it is considered certain by some OF the pest horeu
brokers in the business that an Immense amount VI
tonnac. has been chartered advance Of actual pos
session OF the merchandise designed to I'LL It. NO lower
,,c a, nricas on A Quiet market alter the moral
certainty that Europe will be free buyer OF OIL LOT
the next few rn'hs and that the hees q its ae"1
will come important needs OF the maximum hono 'o
sumption
No, ,r,v ~. tre praspects Of the export business
IN refined unimpared by natural cessation OF the recent
heavy inquiry general field situation mas through
tho week presented cause for alarm The uneven
well Greene County, Penn, which caused some coeeF"
week ago. has been steadily deciinlhe III ou'P'"
and a other ponts in the petroleum country the develop
rents are not looking disturbing The whole volume
OF production falls show tendency to expand ana
Iaes behind the consumption the rate OF over 1ooOco
barrels MONTH with the deliveries too aing 70 resc"
ecures that NAV be expected little later in tho season
The daily average the August runs 10 date - 3o9lo
barrels while the deliveries 6fl39 barrels
day an excess over the Of 25s23 barrels the
daily average OF the charter engagements is
at Of the wells Inc Pipe
line figures for August 1 charters 10 the loth
uera u fOlOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
~. standard Of classifes
STAIN Ed


Cad o,5narv s1.2 Low Middling 70 ~.
S S,rc, Good ordinary $40 M1dllng 10 lSie
The option market opened at decline OF po h,
nnths while az the further decline 81 pohs
had taken Mace August, with other NOUNS Ioo"ins
he extent Of / az points. Sales 81, 200 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

COTTON-Whe quotations were not chah!so ,a ~
market for spot lots dull ami easy sales - Dsie
Tor consumption Since September (the oesimnns "a
the crop YEAR the receipts az the ports nave
551i 90 bales. comparing with 6,2Olo7s oaes 'o' ~
corresponding time last season. .,....s..
Quotations based the American standard OF csssiHos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

rnI1AprLrm. August 1l.-Flour-Market quiet, price.
F. am My Ts55ss5 s. psna,yivaai Family 50 5Ss
81 o. Pslnvlvanil Roer Process - Ip"st 90 Va.o
spashern Ilao, clear 81 1921 81 .trrEn. 81 500
clear S. -; do strag 81 20 D. 90 Minnesota Pa
enls good 70 CHOICE 81 soy o5 10 4, isr - HSS yp
market nrin. and prices atvanced .c per onsnc
early the day ara cossd 9anSy say asIas a S
at ssse no RED in export at Of re; No Red
October 92.ag2'.e do for Noremosr gSssssSc:
options we're "a &C lower. demand light No Hgs Mixed
5sgc NO. Net beei steamer NO Mfe, % 30 70,
september "a 34N.c; October 5.'. S55.e 10 of
November 63ts 53s.c. OatsIhe IN trset spot os
higher but local traie demand was hight sale, o. 30
wer in good demand and &c higher under lgh
later under increased p.es'9s. 70
32si 33c DO for October 50 = 955 &c - Tor
sonHera New Rose Choice per boL u 1922 90 ssa.h,
srn New Rose. Medium 70 PRIME - vost ' gn,1 "a.
Choice bSf 81 SO o. Provl,oas nrn in zoos demand
Beef CITY Family psr oel - % es, ' Ham, Sid h0S
IL % o5' PORK Ness. sIs % DO Prigs as'. no.
81. So do Family So 80 ASH Hams sni9Sea Der 10
is' ali, 10 s,p G sas. cosF s6oa {SsiS.
shoulders DRY .a AMI tay D SSses esrs1 $50 GO
s so do smoked i0sioac. Bells, ia pickle iO2s
lie do Breakfa. Bacon II IA i2Sc. Lar, nrnT Guy
~ 1 IN butter dull-Psunsvvaas Creamery Extra
At I've western creamery Extra i6S@l1c. Il Z and y
p,esps butter ii slsc Ego stealy nrm Psnnsyvsula
nrsts ne Western nr's l65SiIe Cheese ''essS
Fsts 6noles $40, 10 FAR % Prime 7hsse sagar.
rSwss'4 M So r. S. .s re ssS
am % Aee sss n Ss cara @ Sp,s SSo
S SS ba. SSsa 1000
Oata $4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

SPIRITS OF .URrES11SE.
t,HAsrzsroy Aux ll-TurpentiBe firm Of S3ssc DID.
sAyAssAH Aug I1.-Turpcntino steady Al SEQ
WILMINGTON. Aug. lL-Turpentnc nfm ~ S~s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

Tn. following we're Saturday, quotations for unlisted
securltieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

Tho bank exchanges at the Nev-Yerk Clearing House
and the stocks sold at tho NewYsrk Stock Exchange for
the week OF three years compare as follows:
Week ending Aug "a 1884 Aug 49, 1887 Aus. IL 1888
Exchanges e61e $40 SOL s5H ~ 39o e546 oes 249
No. shares sold. l,3l29l9 l054. 1913 1850 2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13
WYE .rocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

.uyyALo Aug ll-CdhIs-Receipts last 2t hours 209l
head Total !or thus H. us head. For same time
asst head Consigned through l33 cars Az OF
which TO New IS carloads on sale: market quiet
but steady Extra Cattle SIS 1896 90; ohsr grades we're
Sa,,p-Receips last "a hours $500 head Total for
the week thus Tar head For time last week
S3 goo head Consigned through II cars oil which 10
New.York: 10 sale; market quiet common 10
FAIR 81 5O9s4 90 Good TO Choice - % - 90. GOOD
to Choice Western Lambs 50 1896 o. EXTRA Lsmos
Hog,-Receipts last % honrs IA heat Total to- tbs
week thus TAR $4,000 head For same time last week
40 us head Consigned through 81 cars "a OF wnch 10
New YORK; % carloads sale market lower selected
Medium weights s6 5jQ6 IS Grassers So 0OGo 70 Rough
81 7595 20.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. Aug. line Drovers'
4 900 Texas aud Western Cattle shipments 800 head
nrkst allow weaker Common ~ Good steers So 30 a. 70
sockers and Feeders So 90 03 So Cows Bulls and Mixed
81 5Oa3iO r-ras Cattle l5c lower STEERS ~ 40 so
cows 81 1912 So Westera RANGERS WEAKER NaIlves anu
HaIfbrred. So O0Df so; COWS - Geo 90
Hogs-K Receipts 5000 heal shipments 5000 market
sten?v Mixed 50 sOd6 80 Heavy IS 900 45; Light
al % nc 40; Skips So 500 So.
Sh,su-Keceipts 900 head shipments mono; market
.teaJv Native. Inferior Prime 81 10 IA 30 Western
81 uOd6 90.
ST LOUIS Aug. H. Casle-Receprs 300 head; ship
ment, 900; market steady. Choice Heavy Naive
steers 10 90 eS5 Good Native steers 81 40 %
- Is Butchers steers. Medium 10 Choice. So 4O14 90
Stockers and Feeders Far Good g 1908 90 Rangers
cornfed So 50 D. 40: CRASHED - 2oGs 90, ,,r, -
Hogs-Receipts 700 heat shipments 500. Market was
strong Choce Heavy Butchers selections 50 80 80
Packing Medium Prime 50 20 60 90. Light Grades.
Ordinary Best So 2Ob0 80. $3.50 ,,,.
Shesp3 Receius. 600 head: shipments 3,i0o Market
firm. Fair TO Choice IS 4U9 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-13

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-10-20
Marvellous Brute Sagacity.

In vanderburg County, Indiana, the
other day, horse was standing tied
to a fence, when drunken man DELHI
erately plunged his pocket-lknife into
the dumb brute's neck. The cash was
q long one, and quite severe, and the
blood flowed from the wound profusely.
The horse writhed in agony, and in
it's struggles broke the hitching rein
and ran out OF the lot. The horse kept
up It's speed down the road until it
came to q drug store. The animal
stalhed into the store and went as far
back as the prescription case and set
up q most pitiful neighing, The clerk
was alarmed, but spoke gently to the
animal, and, taking q sponge. bathed
the ugly wound In cool water, much to
the relief Of the brute. The proprie-
tor then sewed up the wound and tied
q band around the animals neck. The
horse was then led back, seemingly
happy and oontented. The druggist
is positive in the assertion that this 10
the neatest case of brute sagacity on
record, and points out the blood spots
on the floor of his store in proof Of the
ALEC Cincinnati Enquirer.