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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-12-20
HOMESTEAD NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
Land Office at Fergus Falls, MINI.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention
to make final proof Of his claim, and that
said proof will lie made before the Judge 81
in LIS absence before the clerk Of District
Court of Pope county ut Glenwosd, Minnesota
on December 2Ist, 1883, viz:
John s. Clavsnberg, Homestead Applica-
ton No. 1910, for the Sc X. OF section No 90.
~ township No. 126, Eorth:of range 40, W.
9Th. pm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of, said land.
Peter Larson, Hans ] vedyi9. John A.
Flaten aud Nils Allison, all Of Cyrus Pops
COUNT, Minnesota.
q TT. COMING, Register.
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Land Office at Benson, Mian.,
October 9th, 1855

Motto is Der ly given that the following
named settler has flied notice. o kis iutcnti"u
to make final root in supper o hi- ca,a.
AID that said proof will be made bsior'
Register or Receiver at Benson, uirn on
Friday Dec Z, 1883. viz:
John McCnl's ugh. Pre- emltion u s. 1851
for the S1. NEa Sec. 8, Tow nsiip 123, N .
of Range 40. W. 5th. P. IL,
He names the following with sses to prove
bis continuous re ideEce upon, AMI cult vi
tic OF, said land, viz:
Lawrence Tracy, John Row I,s, Chris
Foley and Patrick MalO all Mnrris
Mimi
81 c. r.. WILKIN r. gister.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC trION

T. F. COWING, Raeists =,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
BIG BLACK RIVER, MAY II.

Stevenson's and Bowen's Confederate bri-
gades struggled to the Big Black river
Here was defense called in military par
lance bridge head. Behind that Pember-
ton made u stand with his two divisions and
With the brigades that had been left to guard
the bridge Loring's division had retreated
southwark after the battle Of Champion's 8
Hill and never joined Penberton again.
AT this bridge i'll the forenoon Of May II,
1868. Grants army once more attacked Penn
berton's Pemberton, himself, was at Bovina
Station, between Big Black and Vicksburg.
The Confederates made brief resistance
on the east side of Big Black. Then they saw
that they We're about to be cut OF from their
retreat across that river, and made one dead
rush for the bridges, abandoning their ar
tillery and even throwing away their guns.
Two-thirds Of them escaped by the bridges
over Big Black. The rest, l,750, were cap
tured. The Confederates who escaped burned
the bridges, and the Union army had to re-
build them. This gave the Confederates time
to escape to Vicksburg, where Pemberton
already waS
Haines Bluff, the right flank of the de-
lenses Of Vicksburg, was abandoned by the
Confederates, and Pemberton set himself to
work with might and main fortifying the
city anew.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11

On motion OF Mr Durin. Reso we'd, hat th"
committee appointed to sell contract I" keep
ferry acrnss bayou Cnurtableau AT "ashiiig-
tom he empowered to sell the remainder at
he old draw sge across the side bayou, I"
the highest bislttrr-the prucesdS "t SAID safe
or su much thereof as is needed. to be USED 10
pay for he keeping of said ferry: provided
said adjudication be not made Tor less IMAM
SIS 90.
On melton of DR.. Barry. Reaolved. that
committee OF lwU he appointed I" MAKE Il
hnal examination of the books aud hrlng u
rtl"rt ut lie monies turned over ana amount
ot Indebtedness OF the par'sll. up t' The date
of the mesling ot the urw Jury, aud that the
clrk he III 'ructed I" assist said commuters.
The chair appointed Mr.. Stagg and Dr. Barry;
on motion ut Mr.. Stagg, the president Was
added 10 the committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Robin, the resolution to
appmini a committee of three to make fl';i
examination 1T hunkS and report Waa rtr'ii'
siherrd: on motion Mr.. Haas was added 10 the
committee.
On moi ion of DR.. Barry. R-snlv"d. that he
resuuti"n of July To- h inst rel 'five I" defer
rit < the approval of all claims until the next
Regular nlretinS be rrr,,iSl'irrtd. III SD Tar as
I" allow L. s. F"nirl"t. sheriff. the shIn "i
one hundred -ni .ev-nty.tw" 20l 100 dollars.
tor ,sli paid uIL in the tiisci,aigr ot bis ON
cial dui ies.
Mr>sra Bihm, ID ,S>m IN and Barry having
be..u appointed "a committee u exailIl"r me
cash G. anus of r. : Fnntrnot. Sheriff. against
the parish, reported through their chairman,
Mr.. Bihln, that lh.y tXaminrh and lo'iiii them
c"rrect to the amount. one hundred and srV-
el,ty-tw" AMI 100 ,l"llar~.
On motion ui MIR. Durio, Resolved, that the
road ov-rsetrs thrnugh"ut the parish b" aud
are hereby ir>truclru not {" Consider any Get
titrate "f exemption ISSUED by any VI ID as
exrlnp ing the holder hereof from road duty,
unless said certificate he issued by lhe. t"ro-
urr Or one of his h-pnrie-.
Gu uotiou of Mr. Uos.u man. the Police Jury
adj0urm%d until August - il. 1855. at 9:3,
O'Clock ii. H.. when IlI,.y will meet for he "x
press purpose "f receiving report Of commit
tee appointed to examine l,nnk4.
Attest: f. VI. BDAGNI,
J. j. BARRY, Clerk. President.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11

have the honor to propose an armIstlce for
- hours, with the view to arranging term" for
the captulation Of Vicksburg To this end. If
agreeable to you, will appoint three commits
sioners. to meet like number 10 i,e named by
yourself at such place and hour today as sou
may find convenient make this proposition to
save the further effusion of blood. which must
otherwise be- shed to frightfuI extent. feeling
myself fully able to maintain my position Cor
yet indefinite period This communication will
DO handed you under flag Of truce BY Maj Cen.
John S, Bowen
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11

shot from the 8terf digbled the ess5asin-
natl She turned Ml9kt and madef der way
up stream. rapidly film shgith wate,s Before
she was out of range of sShe ps aEsaashe sank,
drowning is men, and ldsss.g 20 Ia killed and
wounded
Below vicksburg, at Gran6 Gulf. Admiral
Porter's flagship had been tE Benton, COM
manded by James A. Greer Above Vicks-
burg the flagship was the Black Hawk.
June 10 tremendous bombarimeat was
opened by the feet on Vickshurg The Con-
federate batteries did not reply. June 26
the feet again opened fire, and this time it
was kept up. almost without internission, till
the surrender. The fleet kept Vicesblng
from receiving supplies from the river aud
the west
From July 4, 1868, on, in the words Of
President Lincoln, s'the Mississippi ran Un-
vexed 20 the eea,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11

gunboat NJ oun d
City sile I'D
"Whistling Dick, !"
the famous Con-
federate cannon.
The gun BIO a is
kept up their at
tack till May "a.
May 80, the gum
boat Cincinnati,
Lieu I: Geo. M.
Bache command
ing, Tent down the
river from Yazoo
to silence a aConfed-
crate battery on
Shernan's right
flank. Butte first
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
SINKING OF THE CINCINNATI

Once more Johnston gave an order to Penn
berton and once more it was disobeyed. The
superior officer ordered his second now to
evacuato Vicksburg and escape with his
army to the northeast while there was yet
time. He told him Vicksburg could not
stand. But Pemberton went on fortifying
Vicksburg
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
THE SURRENDER.
The Way Grant Cot into Vicks.
burg at Last.
FROM THE LOUISIANA SIDE.
A Negro Shows Him the Right Road
to Port Gibson

a Series of Splendid Successes to the Union
Arms from May I to May iG. 1868.
BATTLES of Port Gibson, Raymond, Cham
pion Hill and Big Black-The Gibraltar
Of the Confederacy Yielded to Grant on
the Fourth of July Twenty-Five Years
Ago.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
OPELOUSAS
Female Institute.
Opelousss, st. Landry Par. La.


TRvsgss sSsTETgTsON will resume du-
IL ties Monday, September 9th, 1886 under the
tIiIinellHie supervision of Mrs. Nj. NJ Hayes
and Mrs. VI. a. Davis, with competent assist
ants. I lie scolastic year consists . forty
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department, per months 50 50
Music. with Use of piano 6 90
Boarding. including washing, lights
and fuel. per month .............. 16 90
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting,
drawing, each, extra a............... 10 90
DISCIPLINE.
The government of this school is strict but
parental, no hard tasks or restrictions are ln-
posed but every student mast comply with the
rules, and must prepare up to the measure OF
her ability, the lessons assigned.
our course of study and mode of instruction
are designed tn train the mind to the habits Ot
correct tnhing and thorough investigation.
No student will se allowed to enter higher
classes without thorough preparation. Parents
and guardians may rest assured that the man
neis. health and morals of their children and
wards shall receive due attention.
No deduction for absence, unless in case OF
protracted illness. The location Of this town la
lealthful and easy of access The huariing
iepar''nent is under the Immediate charge "
Mrs. Hayes. 2oar1ers will provide themselves
VIA ..t 'ik cts AKA tuWele.
so1 pa .ic:..ar- >. .res
Mee. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
Tly . .r:ncr,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
of the Police Jury.
OPELoUsAs, July 30th, 1888.

OPELoUsAs, July 30th, 1888.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: L. NJ. Boagni, President, 2 Stagg
II. Durio, Il. w. Heath. E. G. Miburn, c. T.
Bihm, E. s. Barry. z. Robin, 5. Haas aud L.
j. Dusslnan.
Tie minutes Of the last meeting were read
and adopted.
MrsSrs. Parkerson and NatIi. representing
the Morgan's La. & Texas Il. X. and Steam
ship Co. appeared before the Police Jury ausl
presented the following memorial:
To the II" urable President and Members of
the Police Jury of the parish of ST. Lam
dry, sitting as II board OF Assessment Re
viewers for said parish
The undersigned Randolph Nafii and James
G. Parkerson representing the Mnrgan's La.
& Texas r. Il. & Steamship CO.. and all other
persons interested, respectfully represent !:
that in order 10 avoid litig ,tiou and trouble,
they accepted Tor the year 1887, an ASSESS
ment OF S,xiy-tive hundred dollars per mile
as ii matter of compr"nIise, though such as-
srSSmtnt was in -xc-ss of the actual cash
value of said property; HAT as Your Hon.
Body now pr"I,nse to revise aud change the
assessment for the present year (lSSSl, they
now respectfully suggest THAI the properties
OF he aiurrsaii company. are not worth over
5 1852 70 ler mile of track, and buildings at
$3UOn; and tlrA now respectfully suggest
ilat h- assessment OF said company b.. re-
dured to said sum aud they will ever re-
specliully pray.
Signed X. NATiLI,
j. G PAEKERsoN.
On motion of Mr.. Hans. kcsnlve,l, the Pu-
lice jury az Il board OF ns>e>surnt reviewers
agreed to he tolnwing compromise will the
Mnrgan'S La. Il Texas K. X. Co, that the road
bed be as>e.s. d ar $500 dollars per mile
349 miles at $650O. 1924 $50. 90
= mill in Cuipnraie limits 100000
All del'ors. section houses, side
tracks. etc 2235o. .Gu
The Texas and Pacific Il. II Co. not being
represented the Police Jury as IL board of as-
sesslnent reviewers assessed their property
in The parish of st. Landry hs follows:
rs miles main track at $500. 80. $l62 10000
All dep"ts, section houses, side
tracks. etc ..---.-.--.-.-..-..- u,OoUuu
Mr. Stagg called to the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Heath, Resolved that
Thos. H. Lewis. ATTORNEY employed by The
Police Jury in sui, No. 1880, Albert Gu dry
President and others vs.. III l.. Garland ct ais,
is entir led un.le, his contract with the former
Police Jury. to be naid ten per cent o.! all mo-
nies paid into The parish treasury by HE
town of Opelnusas upon the special Court
hnuse tax. alter the institution of said suit
Resolved further that said attorney be in
st,ucIed to prosecute said suit /" jud gment.
On muIiun resolved that action MIR.
Heuths motion be pvstpuued until meeting Of
Tomorrow.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Tuesday the 3Ist inst. at $3.50 o'clock 81. III.
Attest L. N. BOAGNI,
J. j. BARRY, Clerk. President
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-11
MACHINERY!!

am agent for Eilg mes. Bnilers Saw Mills,
Grst Mills. Cotton Gils, Cotton Presses and
all Machinery Fitt ngs Parties wishing ma
chlntry aud writing tu me at Upclous;,s, wils
80 and take their orders.
feb l1-6mo MARTIN CARBON
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LIVERPOOL. Aug 1t D. m--cotten.the sales o, me
IN and. Low Mhtllins clause August delivery . SSosi
September delivery. 3-O'l sellers;
epternber and October delivery lPo4d Onyers october
ant November cei,verv l4-o4d sellers November ara
i264d sellers; Decorator ana January
delivery 26t BUYERS January snd februaiy uet'ety
bl2iid sellers February and March delivery 1870 H.
sellers. september delivery. S2bi' sellers ,-.,-
1f- Iverpo0 OttOn Association hs pissed resolution
mat m. only official quotations ot futures shall DO
M ws the Ordinary clause The new rule
will take effect Oh october J.
crvrsroy Aug l5.-Cotton-NOminaL Mddlne lOr;
row Mnlfing %: Good Ordinary SKI; oct ANA gross
recepts. liS bales exports colst"ise OA'o' '"s' -
bales stock. LIS bales
NORFOLK. Aug lj-Cotton- Mlnnng ~ ~ nes
and gross receipts. 1888 bales exports coast"so % Ve
salss III bales. stock. S12 bales
SAVANNAH. Aug l5Cotton-steay ann nrna M1 a r.
ecsinfs 500 bales eoastwIse bales sa'es 49,
bales stock. 3,2O4 bales -
cu,mFsroN Aug l5.-Cotton-Quet Miidng 10 ret
AND gross receipts bales exports coastwise oOi oaes
salea 10 bales stock, 2ts bales
NEw.ORLR.Ss Aug. l5-coston-Steaiv' MnnIms loy
Low Mddling. go Good Oriintty so nes ~ na,a
s,les 200 bales stock. lSO2O.
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1--WE STOCK MAREErs-BY rELEeRAPn

Cutr,Go Union Stock Yards. Aug lb.-The Drorert
rr,oT ranorts. Can,-Receipts $4,000 mead shipments
1000 Marker common lower steer, ~ 90 ~ va
81 81 10 Texas Cattle 81 1908 40 Western Rangers
SO o504 20. 1000 49,, A,nu.,,. 4 mo- maria.
.,S WiSed IS B06G %; Heavy So 80e6 80; Light
- 80 g 81 skip, 50 70 a 3 -. ,,. - mn -,.-,o.
.eaiv Natives. Inferior TO Prime 81 ;o44 So western
.h"rn 60 80 q 50 So Texans Shorn 81 1908 I9 LAMBS
"a 900 % $500
puyFALo Aug l5-cdnte-Rerept' last - hours leo
80 Total Tor week tar 7,+0h head For Same time
issf week 500 Consigned through 10 carloads OF
Inch a. 10 Nsv.Yerk Prices generally unchanged out
o .,les rather lower sales OF coarse Indiana steers ~
81 90 So Is Indiada steers 200 10 average az 81 20
q 20 all sold -. .---- ooo 49,. r..., ,or ,ho
1.'eeP ii SOD heat time week
y loO heal Consigned through - cars, TO Newl ork
,ssn .-a,ly with a fair demand Lambs lowe. common
hesp * N ~ 20 GOOD to h0ce ~ 25 - So. FAR
N Good 81 g. 50 80 Canada far 10 good - 90 20 10
weoE thus Tar 10000 head For same TIME Iast week
nop head Consigned through - carloads or when 10
- vnrSs price. unsettled and BUYERS offering
iore- weights 81 2Oa6 so Gras'ers
,Scbtg.ns AZ - 80 5000. Selscied Medium weights
Sd rs $50 50; skps AMI Pigs at s. a. o.
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THE STATE OF TRADE

plrrrxonr August l5-CottOn quiet arm Middllng II &c
Flour nrm steady. Howard sres AMI western sups.
e. Al q &c 80 Extra SIS 00e3 20. FANNY do - 10 %
* CIV Mills ~ 80 az S. Extra do 81 25 az 10
do Rio Brands 81 So PataDsco Family - 80 90 Su
sriatiye Patent S. 60 Whoat-Southern quiet and nr
Fnz ~ 82c Loneberry 80 d95c Western active
rrme- 30 Eed spot at 9n6OeASc DO August
uon q aos.c do September aO'sdg0 &c do. October
90 S9c do December 9s $3.50. thorn higher
oDd arm White 6Od6lc: Yellow 81 q 55e western
ali nominal; Mixed spot 81 "a 33o ,
Sensmbsr 81 n e52c 45 If46c. oats active alu
Isady southern $50 PENNSYLVANIA 3363Jc western
White 4ls.3c: Western Mixed 3od3Ic rye mrln ,
p-,ns 55156c HAY nrm, Gnlet; Prime 70 Choice
Western SIS Ood.O 90. Provisions active and steady
Ma PORK sis 10 Bukmeats shoulders AMI Clear no
sides hacked S4d95c BscouShoulders sac Ciear l'lo
~ides s. Hams l5. el4 hG Lard refined "a Oc bn'tgr
ou.f. Wesf4rn pacKei l3d 5c; Creamery Il 'c hg9%
nrm l40l4l2c Petroleum easy kehned &c, Sonee
.,easv RIO csrgoe> lac. sugar quict a sofs
7sc Copper rehnei hrm at 49, 3l9'4c Wh.kev hrm al
lie raj * Frelghts Liverpool per steamer dul
Cctton s2d Flour per "a 81 Grain "a 81 Recept
-Four 10 600 Wheat 10000 bush Corn oOo bush
Cot. "a hush. 100 bush Shipnents-Flour SUI
mis- Wheat 600 bush Corn $4,000 bush sales-Wheat
a. 3 600 bush 1900 bush
CHICAGO, August l5.-rhe Leading future, rangoi as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

CHICAGO. Aug. - (Spccall.-The large cleafances o.
wheat and -four from New-Yor., aggregaung 4-"Vo'
bushels were posted early and produced strong ieeh
In the wheat pit Several Of the big shorts came N anu
made the look very str 81 - cents 'r
as soon as these hal covered the demand fe OF again. ana
the price declined IL Near he clos" 10 was run D''A
u 50 cnts and closed within fraction u the top kecep'
were IL cars with l57 estimated FOR io-morFow There
were withdrawn from store $4,000 bn-he- ha5,.'S,
lO5 600 bush-l-at cents 20 Buffalo Hutchinson, Wno
credited being much me largest hivdusl h2lief p.
corn htaced f up IS f0 september ani sol ap'u'
100 600 seeing which. the crowd knoch,l D. uoNh 20
AZ ID cents a. which figure Hutchinson hri u ihf'l2h '
day The nucfuaOn- were confined f0 - -rin-n. WIN
in xteenrh the bottom. Receipts were - car,
With o33 estimated for Thu stay Iholn w1i' ~hliaNh
from store Isl bushels Charters. DOW Du-hr-,
~ sd cents Provision, quito strDng,in sympathy
with other product, but weak lt'r!, On ni'
ton that the yellow has s'riou-it clFfsii tlr az
mand from the South. Armour Co., have orlelra Dact
from Jack sonyir Fla. thirteen cars W PROVISIONS ma,
had been consigned 70 that city,; Armour 90 @9.ne'
rhrouchout the report dismal outlook inr the li"
ytsion trade Pork closed fhe hotou az 80 20 or
Sentemler Short ribs down fo ~ go Tor Srprn'"I
hur lard only trihe weaker chan YESTERDAY. lhefs
was fair trade In ana the market was Qu'e ac.i"
fnr that grain August opened y - cent, 900 up I'D
% IA and closed -. The recep, were loJ car,
with 1853 estimated for THURSDAY. september wheat On
| curb. 81 $4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san Francisco, Aug ID, 1858.
4 RISING THOUGH LIMITED MARKET.
wednesday,, Aug. Up.

Wednesday, Aug IJ-p III
The stock speculation to-day was the reverse oil
TINT Of Yesterday, and with business amounting
only 10 lG6272 shares against yesterday
1S0670 shares. the majority of stocks tonight
closed higher than the prices of yesterdays open
inc. ST. Paul in which to-day business amount
inr 10 l410O shares was done, closed IA lower
than Yesterdays opening. Twcnty-three thou
sand shares yesterday and part of to-day's buSl-
moss wore required TO mark the price from - 3-l
10 Il j-sail -: it closed at - IL. Delaware
IacLawanna and Western and Philadelphia ana
Reading made more than full rccoverleS. Union
Pacific, with smaller transactions, made neatly
full recovery The mornings loan market de-
yelopcd IL better demand TO borrow stocks par
ticularlv 70: ST. Paul. which after the first loans
commanded a small premium for use. There was
loss heard from Chicago of damage TO the wheat
croD and Of a cutting Of rates by the raliroaus'
Tho TWO DAYS business once III re deNcloIcu d
market bare of actual stocks. Bf'f anu Jun
operators combinations 10 force lower prices Ilau
,bcv NAV purchase have only temporary effect
and Such only TO the extent they force their own
sales The market has been tested, both b. word
and act and duIness pending the preannounced
testing is the only result Prices are BACK Where
ibcy were with short interest somewhat en-
Jared by the operations of two days The market
closed strong.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
The Treasury purchased sj56.SO0 per cents
,,d.,v ~ 197.3ial91 5-S Offers Of Sl,326. GOO
Abs n 10Y 3-4 we've rejected. The local market
was cull. but quotations were advanced 10 the
equality Of Treasury prices, and closed as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
Colloctor o. Ae.esslnel'' ana Cle'k o. AI'0AI,,
CUPRFNR COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

Eleanor NJ R,li Plaintiff. acains; Mary i, ,So oeGD
pohcrt IN Cohurn and Le NCnft. d. A"puih
summons place %, trial C.tY ana County - N'" i'F~'
To The abOVt-ulmef dieniHnt" - a.. ....,i,t,, fl,
Nnn oro h.r.1, .uumOnsl o answer "a" complain. m
this action ana to scrse cup1 ci your .i't ' n.y.,
painfn's Attorney within twenty GAYS a'fi '' F.'.
~ hi. summons eNelusiN" ~ Tn dN or Nf.i' iii ~
cas-, OF Your failure appear o. answer '"isenl
be- taken against yon o] UcilNN 4'' e"e 'N'-'' ~'
Ia the complaint. 49,
Dated August = lSo- .. 80. ,,i.t..i.~, ,,,..,...
Once and Post One aliesS 10 81 ti,,5' an, oSn,
n Coburti The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU
~ nnhiicafion pursuant order % Hon. Ed~ard
patterson Justice ~ the supreme Court 81 The STAT:
., New york dated the Sth day OF August, lssS. ana
al "a Win The complaint the Office Of the CLERK OF tho
Civ and County OF New-York. at the County Court
uouss In the City OF New York.
''N WARING CARLEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
OIL MARKETS.

IN CRY rcnn. Aug 10 National rrhn't Cer'iacMe'
oN,nal az ~ highest stNi lowest. s2r closed IS s.
sales barrels clearAnceA sio2OOo barrels CHAR
ters. d. 10 bbls.
PrrrsRfRG Penn. aug. i5.-PstrOlenn closed active;
National transit oerncaes opened AZ o2s eiosoi At 81
highsst Sis lowest ST.
RRApFoRp Penn. Aue l5.-Nationa Transit Certificates
openei az closed at 50; highest SAL lowest, s2s
No clearances.
TrrusvurE Penn. Aug. f5-Nationa Transit Certificates
opened at highest - al lowest. 62t, closed s3tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
rI,noprAv PRODUCE MARKETS.

,-ruroof Aug $50 o. M. Reef olders offer mol
.-nt.ir Pnrk-Ioldeis Offer moderately Hans-il ohefs
oner modrraiev. Bacon-Holdeti ohrr iroelv 1hre.r
An.rran nest white aud cciored steady ~ 4us 1to"-
f,.rs oaer moderately spirits Of Turpentno olirrs
te,ately Ros,- Holders Offer moderately. lard-hpot
ia fntnrr.-lioldsrs offer sparlnglY primo WeStern-
mot and August firm 4is do september and october
an AZ 44s Wheat Holders offer spvringy new 80 :
Winter nrm u Ii do spring. steady at 20 vi t9nr
Corn-Spot and
ss orer naseraely mixed Westernspot and August
.iesdy az as I'D; DO september steady at a. lid do