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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price Us cants,
Sold BY r. N. Ward. druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal Iniec-
tor free. Sold by r. NJ. Ward, druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02
EVERY MIGHT SCRAICHEa

Until the skin was raw. Body covered with
scales like spots of mortar. Cured by,
the Cuticura Remedies.
1 nm going to toll you Of the extraordinary
change your Outiours Remedies performed on
mo. About the lat of April laht / noticed some
red implies like oemins out all over my body,
on. when IL began 70 lsok like spots of mortar
spotted ON, and which came off In layers. ae-
companiea with itching. l would scratch every
night until l was raw, thep shc next night the
scSles, being formed meanwhile, were scratched
OIL again, In vain did 1 consult all the doctors
in the country, but without aid. After giving
up all hopes of recovery, l happened to see an
advertisement in the newspaper about your
Duticura Remedies, and purchased them from
my druggist, and obtained almost Immediate
relief. l began TO notice that the Hcaly erup-
tions gradually dropped off and disappeared
one by one, ano have been fully cured. / had
the disease thirteen months before l began TAX
Ing the Outicura Remedies, and In four or five
weeks WAS entirely cured. My disease was
eczema and psorissis. recommended the
know OF a great many who have taken them,
and thank me for the knowledge of them,
especially mothers who have babes with scaly
eruptio1s on their heads and bodies. L cannot
express in words the thanks to you for what
the Outicura Remedies have been TO me. NV
body WAS covered with scales. and / was an
awful spectacle to behold. Now my skin ia az
nice and clear as q baby's.
Sept. 81. 1887.
.Feb,7. 1sss.-Neta trace whatsoever of the
disease from which l suffered has shown itself
sincc my cure GEO. O0TEY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02
Dissolution Notice,

DiSs0Iution NOtice.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between
- the memb'r n OF Parsons & Smith. uoiua
hnsiness at the city of Ysnkton. Daketa. has
Mr.. Parsons ~retires. and the business win he
9ondncted by Mr.. 9mith, who assumes ali
hanalisaes; PARSONS l. SMITH.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

Sold everywhere, Price. Cuticura, 5oc,; Soap,
2Sc.; Rsselyent, 81; Prepared by. the Potter
sNs-senS Jf for .tHaw To- !. n n0sa sLi ma1s; !,
"a page, so illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

Gutioura, the great Skin Cure, and Outicura
Soap. an exquisite Skin Benutifer, prepared
from 1t. and C~uticnra Reaolyent, the new Blood
ands whose lives have been made happy by the
cure OF agonizing, humiliatIng, itching. scaly
and pimply diseases of the akin. scalp, and
blood. with loss of hair.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

49, aSy pA16
building were rninsd before the FIRE
could be checked.
The Brown county ieashass' institute,
called by the territorial board OF educa-
tion against the wishes Of County Super
intendent Mcleod, convened Monday
and was q complete fizzle, only seven
teachers being in attendance. The
Aberdeen school board refused the use
OF the school building and the institute
was held at the court house. It is q
victory for Mcleod. Territorial Super
ntendent Dye threatens to revoke the
Licenses Of teachers who refuse to attend.
It Is reported that Capt. Ed. Bean Of
ST. Paul is quietly drilling the Water
town military company for the COMPETE
tive drill. Great secrecy is preserved in
order to SECURE an advantage over other
companies OF the national guard. Capt.
Bean, who made SO much reputation at
Washington last year, is paid o large
sam for his instruction, and occupies.the
position Of first lieutenant. The members
OF the company are sleeping in thei,
armory, aid are taking a severe course
in the manual.
A row has been brewingl In the Meaho
dist church Of Wahpeton Tor severn
months between the pastor, Rsy. B. 8
Taylor, and a numbes OF his members
The row eliminated i'll a SGT OF Eesolu.
tions, sanctioned by the presiding elder
denouncing the course Of the pastor. In
return the pastor is out in q newspaper
letter. d%enouncing the disAffected por
tion Of bis flock in severe terms. chasac
! terising them as hypocrite,, eto. and las
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-02

BepG. II, 1851.
.Feb.7. 1sss.-Not q trace whatsoever of the
disease from which l suffered has shown Itself
aimee my cure GEO, OOTEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
1--WE srocK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

vrvv.ro Aur s-Cdnie-Receints last q hours $50
,aar Total for 6.54O head For same time
ia.f w,ek Gas head Consigned through - cars ! OF
which 10 New.York carloads on sale market quiet:
carloads shipped in hrst hands .~o., $500,
ss.epIeceipts "a nour, were l6OO head Total for
The weck inns tar head For Same time last week
Is aoO heal Consigned through cars, OF which 2to
Sev.York. cars y sale market steady. Common 20
FAR az 5Oa%5 90 Good 10 Choice 81 Z5a4 80. Good
70 Choice Western Lambs Sc 0O6s6 So Canadian Lambs
SIS 256G75 - no, 49,, r.., o., 81.
xeet thus far 2O.36O heat For same time last week
% $50 head Consigned through IS cars u OF which 10
XIV York is cars on market dull 2csroads Of Corn
Med,nm 40 at Sc Yorkers So OO0b 30 Cornfed
Do nominal at 4Od6 90 ~ carloads OF Grassers we're
left over
fyrc.no Union stock Yards. Aug S-The Drorers
r,ir,o rcnorfs C1rle-Recepts 900 mead shipments
900 head. market Bceves 80 OOdb 70: steers
a. 7bd5 90, stockers and Feeders 81 90 13 90 Cows
sn,i and Mixed 81 25a3 20 Cattle 81 30 o3 40
HoS,-Receipts IA 600 head; shipments 6.0Oo market
,oweT Mixed So y036 so Heavy So 1896 G5; Light
e. inds 81 skips 81 l0d5 80. $500
sSb..n Receipts 900 head shipments 1000; market
,owsr Natives Inferior TO Prime 81 3Od4 80 western
sborn So 7Ods4 10: Texans shorn - 1904 10 Lambs
"a 50e5 80 900 - -,
s. Lorna Au9 g. Cattle Receipts 1900 head ship
ment, ~ 500 market lower Choice Heavy = atve
$780, az 90 IS so GOOD Native steers "a 4OD
as 10 Butchers steers Medium 70 Choloe % Aoot Az
syocc-. nd Feeders ood 81 80 0S 90 Rangers
sevoh ted az 40 a. 80 CRASHED So 2003 90 -
Uogs-Keceipts LOO shipnents fuo hoa; la GO
sea6y choice Heavy AMI Butchers selections 20 oOao oO
pssS}nr MetInm 10 Prime. S. 35 $50 so Light grades,
Ordinary 10 Best, sc 5000 40. ,oo 1,,..,
%" .m Reccipt. $500 head shipments l,lOO Market
steady. Fair to Choice IS sO@f oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

Hard September &c. on ,r.c a s 81 s,sas
on on q track az x s2Ss2Tc.
IspIaxAroLrs, August s-whsat active. No: Red s2ts
ba Corn dull No. Mxei 4sc. Oats 'se~i' No .
Mixed. new. 23c bid
MILWAUKEE August szElour steany whsss quhiss ,
September SISs'r SEQ ss rye Csf aua q' 10 NJ
Ssss and AuERs; ::
srans Dairy e Fresh a. isc zoo Cheese s.
quiet. q cn eSS bush Ds wnss
Isl SOD bush Barley 1000 bush
Mis.S .s 9s'' ssea as I
active No Ts No. sss NJ"
81 it sprts 81 i6 eceO.'-Corn $4,000 gasa oar:
SSq Sn S@ ol EI 1000 1000 susn Rye 1000 Sa
purLAprLrHr, August s.-Four-MarEet FIRM oser ing
y Co. % 90 o DO ana Extras 3
s4tS 81 aasr ON:
Clear - 81 20 do s:r,iss' - g. Loas aas
oss. s. SOC
Clear 50 90 Mlsae,sss Pa a
Ts ESSa sas ao s" - ss soS Ss.
Of ,D1 0 s. r'I su s:S
declined "a sympathy with other markets; e.g sc
stSsmsr NO. Red at SO % So Delaware
S 30 BOD Red Red for August
for september 9lssl9 ci do for october sisSs2s:
SS s%a P SSss@ q
% sDses S a o. S1 at M1s
& DO 20 T for ssDs%ssF 20 Ss
msrsot for spot lots IN steady trade demand
light; sales Of Ungraded White at lie NO white
depot 42c futures quiet. without important change
No 2 White August 81 1904 do for september
s2i 80 &c October 33 0339 c 10 for Novemtei
33034hc Potatoes steay. nearby 25g3oc per basket
New Rose culls Dbl. 40 e5oo: southern chill Reas
Beef CITY Family boil 81 5Oos9 Ol do 10 PacEst<
81 so Smoked Beef IL al Sc Beef Hans SIS 800
sI7 OO Pork Mess SIS 0O 10 Priln, Ness new
sii SO: do Family sI6 JOSH Hans smoked per ~ 1872
ijc. do ;. p cured IN uerces lihoI25o 40 90 DC
In salt nc sides Cesr Ribbed SMOKED lOelOs
Shoulders DRY salt fully cured 81s'?c do.
Do do smoked IOolOlsc. Bellies, Ia plo<le. io.ae
lie Breakfast Bacon Ii no IL &c Lard nrm- Cy
Rsnned s9OOo9 sos do steam $500 40 butchers iooss
- 250s So dull-Peunsyvania Creamery Extra
at $50 Western Extra II Ne: b. & and ).
Y. Extra At l7ci Western Factory Aaloo
Packing butter el2c. Eggs steady nrn PsnhsysaaiA
demand fair; New.York Full Cream 99y-c Ohio
Flats Choice sbc do Fair u Prime 7is9sc sugar.
Refined steady. Powdered 7sc. Grsnuisted 1zc Eeea
firm (; 10 in boIA 7s.c Recepts-Folr t00o
bba Wheat 10000 bush Corn none oats l4OOO Dusn
Shipments neat 1000 bush Corn none. oats l2.ooo
ST LOUIS August s-rlour steady. unchanged Wheat
Prices closed i4c below YESTERDAY Corn
Cash lower export demand options lower
Rye quiet: No 2 s5c bid Hay nrm-Prare 50 SO q
IS Prime Timothy $40 O0es20 90 Bran quiet A. ~ a.
62c Lead nrmer Common II O0 Refined "a 90 Butter
&c. Cornmeal quiet AT 81 90 Weskey steady az
81 IA Provisions dull. weak Pork ga 500 - 90 Lard
Drysalt Meats boxed-sh0uders at ~ Do Long
Clears 90 Clear Ribs at - -. short clears az
So lob Bacon. boxed-shoulder. at s. % Long clears
3d. Clear Ribs 80 90 09 o. short clears - 40
Ham. Sl2 256sl3 IS. Receipts-flour zoo oDl& "heas
memts-Four 1900 bbs. Wheat $4,000 BUSH Cora lIOoo
| BUSH oats 2iOOJ bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE August Section steady Mdtng at lie
ronr stea ~ street anf Western suDeTnne
e. so - - EXtrt - O03 -. Family 10 - - .
sG5 CIV Mills SuDerhne - 5J02 50 ENtrt DO - - as %
nerat,ye Patent - 60 wheat-Southern active irregular
Enfy - go: Longberry 9U0e4c Western dull. lower
N . Winter Red spot 90A G9O'ici TO- August
yO5, QqO7so; 10 september .o' ~Ho &C. 40 Dc,ooeE
An s,e,,.v. White - Q6nc. Yellow 56nJ>c western
ouiet steady MiVei spot jzs052ac August OIL ~52c;
Sentr,nber 81 q aLc year lJ'G46ac Oat. qliet ana
Gr,nnr southern 81 300 Pennsyvania 33033c western
prime 52p5ic Hay quiet. steady Prime TO Cholce
Wssern SIS OOG2O OO. Provisions active and steady
Mnss PORK SIS - Bulkmeats shoulders ana Gear flO
Sfa. nacked 4ag5o. 3acon-ShOulders S9c Clear KID
-ies DC Hams Gle Lard refined eSi Oc Butter
dull. Western packed II Il l6c, Creamery IL NC Eggs
steady l3sDl4C Petroleum firm; Refined &c CoHee
anil RIO cArgoes fair I3g lac sugar steady "A sott
sc Copper rerncd l56l594G Whiskey quiet AZ
Il 56ssG - Freghts Liverpool per steamer quiet
l fctfon 32d Flour ton los Grain ~. Recelpts-
FIour : 600 bbs Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn 1000 bash
oat, 900 bush. loo push. Shpments-Flour 500
6LIs wheat 40 600 bush sales-Whest 100000 bush
Corn $4,000 bush
Rurv,to August s-wheat-No l Harl quiet but firm
AZ G5c over Chicago September sales Of 1900 bush IN
lois 93a9j 3c No Northern dull at &c over chicago
Scutember: special bin at lOc over; winter wheat IN
,o'dirmnnd offerings light: No. Rod now CSC; old DO
ghc Mite State o. &c Milling Red SOC No Amber
ovcr Chicago September No . at . &c over; NO; AT
4sc over ", Yellow AZ lac over. Demand falr
market steady No White 400. G4lc No Mixed 50 50 u
Rve nominal Flour ~. demand talr. Mineed steady
tornmeal steady Oatmeal steady Canal relg1ts strong
Wheat &c Corn 3sc bid oats &c Receipts onr iVuO
bbs Wheat ~ 900 shipments by Rai-Flour ~ 300
hills Wheat -. 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats tEOuu
bush canal shipments-Wheat 10000 bush. Corn 10000
CHICAGO. AagusJ e.-The leaiinr futures ranged as
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE NEw-YORK CEYTRAL'S REPORT

Wednesday Aug. o-p Ill
The report Of the New-York Central and lIud-
son River Railroad Company for the quarter and
for the three quarters ended June 80, made TO
the New-York State Commissioners, compared
with the same periods of the preceding two years.
is printed below The statement shows a result
for the last quarter 500 900 than that of the
estimated statement issued June 80. The loss
from preceding years is principally due to the
increase in operating expenses, which IS due 10
charging TO that account all items of additions
which formerly were charged to construction and
for which new bonds were issued. The same Is
truo of the statement for the nine months, in
which the operating expenses are set down at
s1.752.344 greater than for this period Of the
preceding year Tho balancc-sheet shows sur
plus Of $500, 900 in cash and cash assets over
current liabilities. The statement Of gross earn
inss for July shows a gain on 1887 OF s7o,992.
The DAYS stock market developed no new
features and nothing unexpected by those persons
who realize that the causes affecting the present
market are the outgrowth of a twelvemOnth 5
sowing 10 the wind. The mornings loan
market as we surmised, revealed no material
change in the extent of the outstanding short
interest. Resulting from yesterdays business
there was the expected changing and shifting Of
loans-a calling in and notices to return growing
out Of Yesterdays liquidation of both long
shorts" made Yesterday left the general situation
practically unchanged. TO-days market IN buy
ing and selling was the counterpart OF yesterday
again there was liquidation on both SIDES ana
new purchases and sales for both accounts, e nu
again il was purchases other than for speculative
accounts that marked higher range OF values.
The days transactions were 0, 600 shares smaller
than those Of yesterday. The features Of the day
were Western Union, Union Pacific, 81 Paul
Philadelphia and Reading Lake ShorH, Michigan ga
Central Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pa
cifc Manhattan and Texas Pacific. There was
special news TO affect the market Other than
that which was filtered through Chicago bear
sources There was a com promise between the
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific interest rela-
tive 10 the lease Of the Oregon Railway and Nav1-
CATION. and to a division Of territory, which it IS
believed made progress toward harmonious rela-
tons, but nothing of this known till after 3
o'clock. The market closed quiet and strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no bonds offered TO the Treasury
to-day. The Treasury can stand it as long as the
syndicate which is paying interest to carry some
$4,000, 900 of bonds in the hope OF obtaining from
the Treasury a higher price. The local market
was dull with the nominal quotations as follows :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug S-4 m.-Cotton-Ihe SAFES OF a .no
,av incinded 400 bales American futures cosee seay
rpands Low Mlddling clause. August dellver toof-
seers August and september delivery $3.50 nyeb
ssntsnber and October delivery 2oo4 uyrIs
All Novemher delivery l5b4f sellers; NovehpeI anu
december delivery l364d value; Dccen per anu Ia r.r
e,,rarv 10 cad buvprs January and February deVery
io-s4d buyers February and March deNefJ' D A"-of-
sellers september delivery . "o.o7"' 'e''' ,,, N
GALVESTON Aug s.-Cotton-NoniDai Mindnhg w
Low MiddIing 9Aa GOOD Ordinary "a net an. R'o''
,.cents 257 bales sales. SO bales stock lloo o"IeA
Nonrotx Anr Acknowledged Mddng 10Y; ne,
- 800 yeoe,pts 20 bales exports coast"lse' z9s
naIes. sales 4 bales stock. 1888 bales
e,v.xv,u Ang s-cotton-steady and nrm Mhdling.
81 Iow Mdding go; Good Ordinary, 81 no. anu gro,
rscsnts 81 bales exports coastwse. Daesi saic' "a
bales; stock, 1,o66 bales -
CHARLESTON Aug. H-Coton-Quet M innne' "a az balns
and gross receipts 32 bales exports coas"So' w '
sales bales. stock, lvI bales -,
NxwouKASA Aug 8-Cotton-6teadv. Mddlne' lUs
& v,ddi,ng o.. Good Ordinary. Ssi net ana gross
recepr. IG bales sales exports eoastwse SiiA o"'o'
stock 22OOU balea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
md ASH BID Ask.
C.s Ais 1891 reg os,. io6S Us cur es 1896 Eff.
r.s.4 rs 1891 i07ia iO7s Us cur 6s 1897. l26
u-ss 1907. reg 1915 i27 n Us cur S. 1898 1927 -.
CS4s l907con l27S 1877 n US cur IS 1899 $50
t.. cur. "a 1895 ..l2o Disf Col 3.s5, llq -.

State bonds were neglected: North Carolina
Us, 1917, sofa AT "a OF city bank stocks. Ameri-
can EAchange sold l2ll at 1870. Commerce go
al m 40 ana Republic go at 1914.
prices were higher. The special features were
Atlantic and Pacific incomes AT % l-4a24 10 and
texas and Pacific first Is at 95 l-sag5 2 and
income seconds at a -4a44 "a. Erie second 6s
soid up TO 80 and closed at 9s 3-4a99 West
Shore IS were strong at ! o. New-York Chicago
and II Louis were active at % 1-4a92 10 Canada
Southern first 5s sold up 10 OF 3-s and seconds 10
SO. Central Of New-JcrScv new IS were firm nm
TO 1Q5. Mobile and Ohio general As rose TO
40. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rs sold
up 10 1903 Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were higher-7s at 90 l-2, 6S at 81 5-s and * Mt
G3. Fort Worth and Denver iirsts sold at az "a
SIS. Reference is made 70 our full detailed re-
ports OF bond sales.
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold "A O0J at
81 7-Sa3s, Chicago Gas 400 at 80 l-2 Western
Union Is $4,000 at 90 3-4a97. Duluth South
Shore and Atlantic preferred 1900 at % l-2 Mexi-
can National certificates 400 at LAS 10.
Mexican National Construction 1900 at 27 Toledo
Peoria and Western u o. at T. Kin gston and PEN,
broke Iron n 90 at g. IS. and Mount Desert Land
Il, 700 at s2 %.
Money continues in abundant supply at l-2
per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
fellows: Exchanges. $50, 69S, SOB: balances,
S.l03,863
The Sub-TreaSury TO-DAY was debtor at the
Clearing House 81 068. Its net gain on balance
was 1852 6G2 made up by 81 03. OBS currency and
s249.6.4 coin The days operations covered /:
Receipts. s2.222,501 payments, sl,s60. 020 re-
sultng in a general balance Of 81 06.563. 329 con-
ssting Of 81 76 000244 coin and s20,473.0 85 cur
'ency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation yesterday was on larger scale
and while still lacks public support OF material dimen
sions certainly showed tendency % enlarge on trading
lines There has recently been Sufficient variety IN
fluctuations encourage operations both sides OF the
account even # trend Of values has, IN the main
been toward an Improvement Inc scalpcr 'or small
cronts who Is swayed by temporary considerations as
to what interest is buying what is selling to-day de-
sires market that uniform in its movements while
the investor who holds important advance cares
little for the narrow variations Of few cents II he Is
satisfied that the position which he rests his ventures
remains practically unchanged. There was no ne" ue
veOpment yesterday influence operations except tha'
persist In activity the field before crude has been placed
rcmuneTatiVc &c the producing INDUSTRY lar
trade was tho refined article at figures when an
things being equal. warrant much higher priccs Tor
GUIDE ana the European demand, indicated by foreign
mutations shows main question at present IN the
refined market Is much the price a. ~ IL me neel
But while the outlook still be accurately described
favorable 70 holders The speculative M1ikI
met check IN natural rea4Lanohs, Nlngn cSu''l
rec siou Of about from Tuesday night but sun
left the last figure higher than Monday close ana l. -
the lowest price ~ Tuesday Inc shorts N'
dsposed 10 cover in early dealings and they we're
supied by those operators who buy on the Wcah spIts
When IL was eVdeat that buying support had been tenn
ack on prices and the carrying rates to be taken as
an indication OF the speculative situaton, the element ta'
was lost early by the retirement Of some shorts was re-
plared bear ventures. Some small premiums
wore maid for the Of certificates and large borrowing
business was done fat" There IL always tendency
among operators overlook the narrow basis OF acl ia!
the commercial situation possesses the strong features mat
now arc beginning be recognized ~ j. pardonaplr II
holders Of real goods chary about promscuoua lending
OF cert cate Tho market closed al near telJ" hcu,s
mi fairly steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEEIn Brazil styles the market wa u 600 Tags
basis OF for fair Rio spot invoices Ss - 600
hacs No lreported ii lac anOat lille not MaeuNo'
considerable excitement shown IN the Sstyonrcd ~
nartlculary in the AUGUST option. when nor
ponts owing buying by frightened shorts hc dav
months closed at an sd,anee 81 poI ,Yerc August
The mIIder growths were steady. Sales l''oo O"N'
MaracaibO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
OIL MARkEIs

Mr. c,ry pcrn Ang S-Nationa Transit CertinoNes,
,nona, a. sas.. highest s9s lowest sbs closed 81
sales z22 900 barrels clearance 100000 barrels
PiTrsBuRa Penn Aug s-Petrolenm closer .csro
National Transit certificates opohea Nv 90 - " " " -
highest 50 .; lowest 81 . ...
Bn.nyoRp Penn Aus s-Nationsi Transit Certheaa,e'
onenn1 AZ ss, closed at 81 highest s92 lowest SOC
Clearances. !. Os6. 900 barrels ...
TrlsyuIy Penn. Aug s-Hationa Transit certlncatos
onens1 Al rss, highest % = lowest, oT coso[ o'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE RECENT DECISIONS
AGAINST THE EDISON COMPANY

The phenomenal demand for OUR LAMPS, and our In.
manufacturing facilities In inaugurathg
a method OF meeting the wants OF the USERS OF lNCAN:
DESCENT LAMPS which VIII benefit our patrons and
ourselves.
A low volt can be made cheaper than a high VOLT
lamp and Will longer. We therefore classify lamps,
Low, MEDIUM and HIGH volt naming 90. % ana
100 volts types. and rearr3nec our PRICE LlsI as
follows: 49, ,rA
Med. High
Candle Power. $50 Vols Col Eol-i (lOOo api-
TO- aud under 500 500 sOso
90 rs so 80
o. so 80 ~
Luz
Discount 10 Stations and 10 purchasers or Origin
nal packages $50 Lamps Allowance o. three cents io
lamp returned with the platinum wires IN eood
TO secure uniformity we will exchange with our pa
irons, FREE OF CHARGE. our STANDARD SOChEIS
for any other in use by them.
SAWY ER~MAN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Commercial AGENT Of the Consolidated Electric Light Coz
No $40 West 23ist-, New-YorL
August l, 1888.
THE sAwYER-MAN LAMP is in use by THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

COTToN-whie the quotations are not changed, coz f,r
,opncr ~ The market was easy Sales. I'D bales az
consumption The port receipts to-day aggresaed 80 o
comnarinr with $40 bales this day last week anu -"
sales for the corresponding day last year. Sn 81,
September 1.-THE beginning OF the crop YEAR the oS
have aggregated 5 sos 927 acs. against olVoaVo O"
for the corresponding date last season - = i..soca
Quotations based the American standard oi oiaa'"
sfrOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

miscellaneous short routes 1000 cans Of milk ana
cans OF cream The total daily supply has been ~ Do
cans OF milk 1873 cans OF condensed milk and 792 cans
cream The demand has been good and the averag
paid the surplus the platforms during the wee
has been al 40 can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

ToLKpo August s.whsat weas 10 yer eash &c .T2e
August s9ae Corn steady cas-, 20; c"Ssrseed du
cash A. az TO- Roceipts-wheat 5000 bush Corn tuvo
bush Oats 1000 bnsh. shipmenu-Whest cow" '"'~
corn 1000 bush Data l0po bush.