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The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Cut This Out!

The most miserable being in the
world is that person suffering from 3
Shaking Chill or Burning Fever.
To day there are hundreds yearning
for health. Reader why will you
suffer, day after day, with Chills and
Fever, when CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, The GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY, intro
duced into this country from Cuba,
the greatest and best Chill and Few.
or Remedy in the World, will cure
you and restore you to health? Gu
BAN CHILL TONIC, cures Chills
and Fever Of every type; 1t purities
the Blood, it renovates the Liver;
it makes The sick well, and the mis-.
cradle happy. |, cares enlarged
Spleen; it cures Hypertrophy of the
Liver. Two doses viii stop chill,
and one bottle breaks them up for
years. II you do not believe what
we say, CUT THIS OUT and take IT to
your druggist, Ben II. Bacchus, and
ask him about CUBAN CHILL
TONIC, THE GREAT WEST INDIES
FEVER AND AGug REMEpY-Tug
WoRLD's GREAT Chill AND FgvER
King.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
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Not!cc.

~ virtue ~ decree of tue Probate touri II
Airrlas rpl County ATsansa8. rendered a. tie
daluAfs EN- l>ce. uyc1 tss petition " the &c
dsrs .rri as Guardian - tAs E-lats % Tia y L.
Lamho.-on- J. tn uudera.-nef. - Guard.4u
OF Ia. Z Lamhsrson. will. On lie
ETN, DAY uF FEBRUARY, lsSs.
At the door Of the Court House IN DE rovu o,
osc-o Ia Arkansas, -eil 10 The hignest bidder on
er'cii Of ihre, nonths. the follow % describ-
ed tract OF land. lying a. Mississippi COunty.
Arka1sas. to-wtt Lot No. 4 beng The ssre
ars-gied and ee, gpar; 1y C0mmi s,0uGrs OF th-
slrc1i court il Chancry ~ Nay Term lss7
SAID loi lelns part Of the &c / o. sec l. and
; part o. Ne. Cf section l2 T IHk n
Bafi % Mississippi Ccga,f Aaksl sAs AID con
ialriag to acres.
ls s.ie . tHfe place vl'h N lawfu. hours VI
tali 1ty Ihe pl.r nassr rsG.lsct o. ,'.ye uo.s
win good and -pposcG seIli;y and l,cn ~
talHei on the land &c. the p-ynsn; OF puT-
chase money
This Jan. stta lsSs. JOHN LAaBFRsOS
Guardian u :he Est Q, Ila lanibe!ssI
u " 4hc'4-s0a. atty
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Remember This.

IF you are sick Simmons Liver
Regulator will surely aid nature In
making you well. If you are COS.
tive or dyspeptic or are suffering
from any other Of the numerous dis.
eases Of the Liver, Stomach or Bow
els, it is your own fault if you re-
main i'll, for Simmons Liver Regula-
tor is a sovereign remedy in all such
complaints. Take only the genuine,
which always has on the wrapper
the red 2 Trademark and signature
OF J II. Zeilin & Co.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Assignee's Sale!

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIvpN. Tha, will
on the :Tth day OF February, lss5 in Pursuance
OF tie terms ~fs deed OF assignment executed
to me by W Price. ard dated and acknowl-
edged on the 18th day OF January. lass. and
now ~ record IN the Recorders once Of Mis-
sissippi county, proceed to sell at auction, In
the manner rresci bed by law. sll the goods.
wares and merchantise 80 assigned TO me as
Aforesaid. more particularly described In the
inventory accompanying SAID deed OF assign
m.nt The terms Of said sale will be cash for
al goods sold The sale viii bo either In whole
or in dc,sil MS may be deemed best for the in
,ere e. OF all parties concerned. The articles u
be soli consists OF hns stock Of Merohsndis.
suitable to this market y, u. HALE
Osocola ARK. Jan. n lS3s A Assigaee.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
PROCLAMATION.
To WHOM II May CONCERN:

To WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Know Ye, That Whereas, His
Royal Majesty, King Momus the III,
knowing and approaching the disad-
vantages OF Railroad and other ia.
cilitics for travel between the Cities
of Osceola and Memphis, and recog-
nizing the fact that many of His
Highness' most worthy subjects will
he unable to attend His Royal re-.
ccption in his city, Memphis, on the
l4th. ins.., he has this day ordered
it proclaimed throughout his vast
dominions, that in His Msjes,y's
name, and at his instance and COM
Sand, there be given for the benefit
Of hir many beloved subjects who
cannot attend his Grand Reception
in the city of Memphis, a Grand
Masquerade Ball in the City Osceo.
Ia. at the Public Hall thereof, where.
at all his favored subjects may at
tend in the earb Of His Royal Court,
or saher suitable costume. on the
evening of the 10Th. day Of the 2ud.
month, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred eighty eight.
In witness whereof, he has caused
the great seal of His kiagdom
to be hereto attached, at His
Royal Palace this 18th, day Of
February, lsSs.
MOMi'S II REX.
Atfcsf. s'orSf Isr \as..s
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Assignee's Sale!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GlvHN, Tha, under
and by virtue % deed Of sssignm- Ut, 10 me
made by r NJ Tucker 4 ron, dated January
18th isSs that viii on the
5rH. DAY OF MARCH, 1sss,
At the Store houre lately occmp!sd by said +
" Tucker & Sen, In the town Of Osceola, Ars.,
proceed to sell to the highest and best bladder
for Cash In hand, the entire stock % goods.
store fixtures and book accounts, mentioned
and more particularly described N an inventory
now or ile IN the Circau Court CLERKS ofice Of
Mississippi Joanty, Arb The stock VIII be
sold A. a whole, Of In detail, &c, on the dag y.
.alc may be deemed hes; for the interest Of al
parties concerned. BEN IA BACCHUs,
Assignee of y. E. Tucker a son.
Oscools, Ark Jan, 26, lsss
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

a bushel OF corn distilled will
make four gallons Of whisky, Gov
ernment tax on four gallons Of whis.
ky is 1890. The whisky, made ripe
and old by the new Jay Eye See
rapid process, sells rapidly for 81
per gallon, making sl6, for four
gallons. OF this sl8, tie farmer
gets 25cts., the government 1890;
the railroad gets 81; the manuiac-
turer, 81; the vendor, sG,2j; the
user gets tie devil; while the pro-
ducer and tax payer fooi VI The hill.
-fEx.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
REDEMPTION oFLANps.

TO whom II may concern: know We ,Ns. l..
". Gosheli ana TisaCrAnd have this day
redeemed n" following described lsad:
x FRI X section I IS. Y. x. II, East
Es Nv 4 sect on S, 7. IS " Il II East.
Ne \ Sw Z section S. r is, N, Il II. East
n sw1 Section 1, T. Is. y ., Il II, East
Sc ofsw y Section 5. T. Is, ", R II, Easr
50 SC . Section S r Is. ", X. IL, East
W :, section .. T Is Z r n. Bas,.
by paving i;i;u the County treasury the snrn o
$50 81. n .u'l II ~ tAZ, pepaliy and cost Gu,
on ga land. Said land vas bought st Coilec-
,or's sse, Ap-il II, 1887, byG W Thomson
This Jan ~. IS HUGH r hcVLIoH,
tl.rl
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Bridge Contract.

NOTICE is hereby giver that In obedience to
an order OF the Honorable County Court OF Mis-
siss'ppi County, made at the January Term
1883, lwill on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY fTu.. 1885,
st the Court House in the Town Of Osccols,
hTEAnsas, Iet 10 The lowest bidder, a contract
for building abrdgo across Mad Bayou on the
road Leading rom DBceo!a t. Dunarant's farm
The SUM OF $500 90 has been appropgi.t ed for
building said bridge.
HUGH r. MCVEIGH,
Jan. ~, 1883. Clerk County Court
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Notice.

b. siItae Of q decree Of the Probate i,our, OF
Mississippi County Arkansas rendered al The
January Term isSs |, the undersigned, ~
Guardian OF Georgia La1sf and Julis Dunayant
will, on The
2TrII DAYoP FEBRUARY, 1895,
sell al tks door Of tho JsgF; House, IL .hs TuiT.
of Os6eola. Ara 10 the highest bidder, on &
credit osthree months al undivided lwo-thisds
iiters-i IN and - ~ following described tract
OF land, lying IN NissiSsipri County Arkansas
j.-wii ids y I. - Sw ~ sec 81. ! ~ ". q,
II. II Easi 'on'Lihilg ~ acres
In sale 20 o. ~ place within lassfil h1urg Of
ssit dn., 'hc ga. i.cla,tt rlsir-tl o. 2 sc D. e.
v lll .g"0d. 70 proved -rrlf''' 4ni Nca retained
( y lisl "a, 10 ui ala,
lhis iaa sgh iFs, y & Di'NANANT
i,'arl "a. - ~ ~ 'ss-g,a aIi~, .,a' ial,4
,,uuilani
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT
MAY TEKa. ls55
Mar Arct I Crockett al
Administrative Estate Il Plsirtlfs
al l. CrOC xett dec q &: u
VS.
J "a Lindsey aud pe.eud.us
". H. Thompson
The non resident defendant, J. n Liudslcy
ls warned 10 appear Ia this Court within thirty
Jays and answer the complaint of the Plaintiffs,
Margaret L. Crockett, Administrators oi the
Estate of Margaret L. Crockett, TT al
Ihls Jan. .Ith, ls55. HUGH H. MCVEIGH
Clerk lireait Court.
8. 8. Semmes atty for plt'a
IL. y. MeVeiSh, sit'y for non-residep. dfdt
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
WARNING ORDER.

IN NiasIssrPI CIRCUIT CoURr-To NAY
TERM. 1888
WIN Efol''A S co.. Pl-iai-ia.
II C. Hsmpson. pefenas1,
The non r,sident defendant IL Q HamIson
,s warned 20 appear in this Court within thir.
~ days To answer The complaint Of the PLAIN :
urs Nm. Frolich & Co.
tbs Dec 3.Gt. 1887. EUtSH r MCvElGH,
Clerk OF Circuit Court
y. z. Iylss. ATTY for Plaintiffs
II. u. AcVeiga. stt'y for Defendant,
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Notice to Wheelers.

The Mississippi County Wheel
will meet at Elmot School House on
Saturday, February llth, 1883, a,
10 A. NJ. All Wheelers are expect
ed to attend AS very important bus
mess will come before the body.
j. +. RUDpELL, President.
HARRY CARMAcK, SRc'Y.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

Itch, Mango, and Scratches OF ev.
cry kind on human or animals cured
in 30 minutes by Woolford's Santa
~ Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Gaylord 6 Hale, Druggist, Osce-
ola, ARK. ll-l2-6m.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Osccoia Rain Drops.

-Roll.plale Wheeler Badges at
% cents each, for sale at
CnAs. GoopElCu's
Heavy fags on the river several
mornings this week.
Renewals this week Hugh ".
Waller aud Jane, ID. Driver.
The Ground Hog saw his shad-
ow ou the 2nd.-ground-hog day.
Mr.. l.. A. Morris made a visit
10 the Biuf City during the week.
The eclipse Of the Moon last
Saturday night came TO time prompt
ly.
Mr. Ollie Furguson and family,
have moved into the house lately 90.
eupied by Mr.. &. J Hale.
Mr.. John o. Blackwood, who
has been i'll, and cor fined to his room
the past thee weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
The new side. walks put down
ON Main stree, are quite an improve.
ment on the OLD high-water mantraps
tina, so hong remained an oye-sore to
the community.
The work OF the Calaboose
which was temporarily suspended
the fore part of the week, has been
resumed, aud will soon be ready for
occupancy.
---Mr Pryton Bornm, who has
been nursing bone ,elon recently,
says hr would justas soon be kicked
by Texas pony as TO undergo the
t,ri.rc of another.
AIR. Paul J. Scmmes and fam-
lily moved into the Fletcher house
this week, while Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ward moved into their own home,
vacated 10y Mr. Scnmcs.
Blackwood & Roussan, Real
Estate Agents, offer splendid bar
gain and business opening to man
Of moderate means. S-e No. 3 in
card, and write for particulars and
terms.
The Steamer Rosa Lee an.
nounces a special t'ip for the accom-
modation Of persons wishing to go
TO Mardi Gras. She will leave the
Osceola landing, Sunday Feb. 18th,
At $50 r. M. -Four dollars round
trip.
Judge Rozzcll informs US. tina,
he did not receive the Governors
Proclamation requesting the appoint.
mont of a delegate to the Immigra.
tion Convention until last Saturday,
too late to make tho appointment,
and tho delegate reach Little Rock
on tho day liked for the Convention.
-Notwithstanding tho damp and
muddy condition Of the earth, work
on the State Levec IN the vicinity of
Osceola, as well on the Town Levee,
is being pushed right along. The
people seem determined not to be
caught mapping IN Gaze of an over.
flow. Let the good work go on.
Mr.. James w. c. Schnabel, Of
Arkansas, aud Mrs. Smell aud dsugh-
ter, Of Minnesota, arrived in the city
yesterday, and ais ;hc guests for the
winter of their brother, Mr.. George
i. Schnabel. Mr.. Richard b. Wag.
uner, a prominent attorney OF Alba.
ny, N. Y, also arrived yesterday and
is guest of Mr.. Sohnsbel.-Jsck-
sonville (Fla) 2;mes- Union.
We make room for communi.
cation from our young friend, Henry
h. Williams, Of Aetna, Tenn. The
process for obtaining alcohol from
wood, which he describes, will, no
doubt, be Of interest to many Of the
readers Of the TIMxs. Now, that
this discovery has been rendered
practicable, the government should
step in and save the grain, hereto
fore wasted for this purpose, to feed
the starving millions Of the earth.
When man wants drink, let him
10 out in the forest, clear \ patch
Of ground, build charcoal pit and
collect his alcohol.
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Feyers.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Bridge Contract.

Notice is hereby given, that IN obedience TO
an order OF the Honorable County Court Of Mis-
1i.slppi County made ~ its January Term isss
l will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 9Th. 1883;
at the Court House In the Town Of Osceola,
ARK Ansas, let out 20 the lowest bidder. con :
tract Tor building bridge scross Double
Sloughs, on the road from Golden Lake to
frenchnan bayou. The sum Of 800 90 has
been appropriated for building said bridge
HUGHR MCYEIGH.
Jan 2fth, 1883. Clerk County Court
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

To whom Il may concern: Know Ye that the
Arkansas Land 20. OF ct csgc, M. whereof r.
II Law Is Secretary. has redeemed all section
~, T Is y II. g. Hast, IN Missisei ppl County.
by paying into the County Treasury The sum OF
81 60 N ful! 81 81 TAX penalty and costs due on
said land Said land ~As bought at collector q
ssls April 70, 1887 BY W y. Csibertsen.
This Jan. ~. IS. HUGH K NeVKfGH.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

Try all old time Tonics; try Qui-
nine and the doctors, and If you can
not get rid of Ague or Chills, go to
Gaylord 4 Hale, Osceols, who viii
warran, "Cor,ain Chill Cure" to
cure you.
For sale, by Gaylord & Hale.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
REDEMPTION OrLANps.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Know ye,
That W. y Turner has this day redeemed the
". side. Pt Swk Of se Sec 5. T. IAN, r 10
X, by paying into County Treasury the sum OF
eio 0s IN fall OF all taxes penalty and costs due
on aaid land. Said land was eold st Collectors
Aaie April iith, 1857. and bought BY L. d. Ros-
nell
Jan n. ls5s. HUGH X NCvEliH.
Clerk County Court.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
OFFICE OF Nj. AVERY AGO.

osCEoLA. ARK. Feb I, 1855.
NJ Ralph semnes has this day been admit
ted 10 an interest in our business, the lrn sme
10 remain unchanged
/ "a nj AVERY & co.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
Soiree Oansante.

"fou are cordially invited to at
tend bail given by the young men
oil Osceola, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Morris, Thursday,
February 2nd, 1885," "were the tails
manic words that drew together one
of the largest and gayest assemblages
OF the season. The guests began to
arrive at an early hour, owing to the
gloom Of the evening, anc the mer.
ry dance held sway till the witching
hour, when each and all bid their
genial host and charming hostess,
good night, and retired to their re-
spective homes.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04
WARNING ORDER.

IN JUSTICE oP THE PEACE COURT. NON
ROE TOWNSHIP.
Aienrs Gin and Machine Co. I PiaiHtia.
W. s. B,snsford, Defendant
The defendant, w s. Brans:ord. is warned
and notified 70 appear In this Court within t,0)
thirty days and answer the complaint OF tae
platutltfs, the Milburn 3in i Machine Gu
This Dec. %. lsS7. y. q CARTWRIGHT
v. b!ack~ood. atty for Pl5. J P.
8 y. Semnles, Atty for deit l-l-i
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

If you want the best s25, to
t35, Sewing Machine made, go to
CHAs. GOOpRIcH's.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

uoa fot too or three years, vas sliei to Simmons
Liver Reg aislor, and hAsiag trsod slmost EVERY
thiog s4s, eoneiutei 10 Try Il. ! kr,t took
~iEsgiss.iu, and Raer ards reduced the dose 10
teaspoonia! as per d.reetions. asef each meal. !
soounued !, uatil took two bottles Since then
have not eIpsdsnced any difheslty. ! keep w 10
my hoass and would noi be vitkoSs Il. bSt have
no uss Sos u, Il having cured ~. "-Gsa. W.
SIns. Ast Cssk Superior Cosrt. Dbd Co.. Cs-
Take ossky the GesesstsS,
wAssA has o. ,As wnppss ,As nd z Trats.
maxi sGd Signatsss Of
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

The best and only safe cure
for Chills-Armistcad's Ague.
Tonic.
The Osceola times., 1888-02-04

The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevers-Armi-
stead's Ague Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Nsv.York Saturday, Aug. o5.-BEEvES-Recei
were 1o5 OF 1866 hcadlS for city saughterers
direct51 expectation alive and dressed and 80
for the market Trade limited about yesterdays
prices and large part Of the offerings carried
for Mondays market
Shipments reported yesterday.
CALvES-Only ~ head received. Feeling steady
sale.
Ssles-Halenbcck & Hollis: 25 Western Calves, 2S7
n aySragc at % as per 100 NJ 30 do, 322 ~ "a So
Hume Mullen 10 Fed Calves, 274 n. at &c per ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Rcccpts cars Of |, ,077
head-5 at Jei ey City, at U0thst and IL
loads reported back the first named place. Trade
was dull and most OF the stock OF Common and Medium
quality. Prices were rated steady Ordinary 10 Fair
sheep sold az 4as4 90 per 100 n very Common 10 Prime
sales-Juid & buckingham: o02 Indiana Sheep. 30 n
average - 90 per 100 h 90 Pennsylvania do, 103
a 2l2 Pennsylvania Lambs. Ol N. at ~ 90.
NJ. Collins: 113 Ohio Sheep. 20 10, at 81 25 1913 West
Lambs (coafse 62 n, at sj 90.
T. 5. Kase 10 Jersey Ewes, 102 n, at 81 12 1-2.
d. Harrington le8 Territory Sheep. 80 ~ 81 1S "a
223 do 10i ~ 81 so 1f0 do lOl n. at "A 02 12.
Eyeritt 4 Pldcock 80 Western Sheep, 102 n at
~ rs ~ do 1i5 H. at - so 15s Pennsylvania Lambs
~, a 40 80; 1l6 do. IS D at s5 90.
DIenback & Dewey: 995 Western Sheep. so n. at
Hume & Mullen; II state Sheep 80 n, at 81 oo2
HOGS-Recelpts 27 cars OF 3542 head-23 at
Jersey City 40thst. The market fairly
steady and dealers quote % 6jds0 90 as the for
Sales~p s. Kase: - Pennsylvania Hogs, oSs n aver.
age. 80 05 per 100 n Rough do, $50 H. at 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LvERrooI. Aug 25.-2 D. m.-cotton-The sales Of tho
iay included bales Futures closed steady;
Up ands Low Mdiing clause August delivery. 81 B4d
sellers August md September delivery 326td seiiers;
October delivery 2064d buyers october
AMI November aelivery l6e4h buyers; November and
6ld sellers. December aud
delivery i36ad buyers. January aud February delivery
l46sd BUYERS February and March delivery. lAo&d
buyers; september delivery. 32.GId. buyers
GALVESTON Aug 2s-cott,n-ouist Middlns e.le !;
Low Middng sl-l6. 6ood or.nary. ~ oot ana groas
435 baies coastwiso bales sales 2y9
bales stock. 2.lsx baleA
NORFOLK Aug. 25.-Cottou-Steafy Mifdlue ga; net
receipts AZ hass coastwise los bales;
sales - bales stock. 1877 bales
SAVANNAH. Aug. 2J.-cotton-Steafv. MiddlinR. o. !;
Low Middling So. Good Ordinary nominal
receipts s76 bales: exports coaswise bales sales $50
bales: stock. Z. sos bales
CHAMELEON Aug 25.-Cotton-o Quiet. MIddiine. o.
gross receipts 1873 bales exports cozstwise bacs
sales 10 bales stock, 6l2 bales.
NEw.oRLKAss Aus 25--coiton - Nominal Mddiing
es Low Middlpg phs Good Ordinary Sss, net rsoeptA
bAlea
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Last week closed with disappointing odviccs from the
West regarding the importance and promise OF tho terri
tory in Greene County Penn. which Is being tested by
the Nincych we'll. 1t fails to flow naturally at rate
not run much above that figure. the Of this
property had been building hopes Gt ndnG ding pOO
ponment raSH %eu' can Se lmagncd at Fsns Well
Ssfiii SyGaii Yield djy but hour Is @
Scy " IT s Sm fSnrf ps Si a s
sn,oiher Bake5sown Disappointment is paralefd in the
are constantly To@tns their plans upon tho chances Of
good strike Of oil. but they have been as steadily
preceding
oSer faus sdmtedy 0' sons in the suaon Be
o the Ose, % Ia cs % % e n sSHs
sssS: I :. ss @ @ ssss ss
have been tho case month ago any speculative vitality
Nnsys6 doubles, prove s';Ssurssns Ssw to
the Iakerstcwn Gszle proved be. Home bears have
been helping the exporter with fears and hopes respect @
and n the r.Ss II II the ns was s.S1 that
breaker: ESrcg:an g"TShasss slii b ssasxa before
q % e.
S Sf ss snnsd Ss:s S
business for the trade a. home and abroad before
PC to position Of al By
ahead OF possession market bare Of actual goods and
under the average consumption; The day average Of
asE runs 3 d A a barrel. s Sy f Sd
barrels n August 1887 5o2 in 1886 and 81 77s bar
IS'5sG
In August 1887 1920 In 1856 and CO 100 barrels In
wsS es e Gf s sssk % II
Of 100000 barrels The charters arc more than
barrels Day @ The S'Ss q the Oi supply Of the
from Angus. to as to the saS are
as follows
r.., ,,. Rus. psl.yoy,s, Delisss,:. cnaE,.ss
per ssSgs s5aas 0'Ssss sssss ''SsS SiSsS
The S RrSauSsS5s negotiating
November l. The shutin contract VIII not be renewed
for the reason that nature has In the decline Of pro-
probably help rather than hurt tho trade t will destroy
the peence Of the bear, that the been held 70
be made but Il & YIN prevent the unnecessary
e odens roc 81 he a e has S.s Ss S and
tectve Association VIII be preserved for the future
strengthenng and benct Of tho organized producers.
bus fraction OF the Pennsylyania oil miners contnue
S iSea s %ee sx.mpned tn. slug
shness OF speculation and also tho inherent strength
early O So asS B res 70 IS esasd S SwS
followed by quiet recession SO Ia cents and then
80 to & SS SeS dT
from refined activity the room pyksrs pounded values
getting cheap O Neverhecss sa'ta the IN nssn lne nope
;ates forced higher and tho old story told since
he unreasonable break seventies was repeated
executed because the reactions failed to 70 as far as %
expected There are. multiplying signs of a growth OF
buying when prices sag and offer opportunities for cheap
purchases. In the lato dealings however, une expectei
promise OF an early improvement
The range OF prices and the total dealings In National
Exchange for the last three weeks were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

Total barrels 600 II 0V9 10 395 OcO
The quotation for refined oil advanced ts cent per
gallon, bel test, 1-2 cents New York, Phaae
phia and Baltimore Ocean tonnage cor tnues scarce
with freight rates high thereby preventing filling OF
orders that would otherwise press upon the market Tho
close was firm at the advance.
OIL CITY. Penn. Aug 22NationaI Transit Certtnoatss
opened at 81 highest S97s; loves. 81 closed e9N
Sales $4,000 barrels ciearances 02 barrels
bbl4 - '
PTrrsBURa Penn. Aug. 25.-Pstroienr closed hrm
National Transit certificates opened at 81 closed at S0s
highest. 90; lowest S67.
BRADFORD PENN Ana. 25-Nationa Transit Certificates
ciearances 554. 900 bbls
TIrusyILE Penn. Aug 3JNatonai Transit Certificates
opeIed Al II highest 500 lowest, S7s closeL 89h
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
LIVE STOCK MAaKErs-BY rEneonApK

CHICAGO Union Stock Yar's. Aus: 2o-Tns Drovsrs'
Journal reports: Cduie eRecepts 1900 heai Shipments
1000 head. Market steady Beeves So 30 ass IS;
steers W ooe9 % s'eckefs sna Feeders s3 esslo
sS 2S: western Rangers sa 1904 10
steady Mixed ss soss 40 Heavy ss 90 ee SS' Light
ShSsp-Recstpts 1900 head sh!pmeBts 500, market
stropg Natives Inferior Prime ~ 1904 90 Western
0y b0oe co.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCT
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoTTEE.-Business in Brazil growths Of come va
changed from first to second hand parcels on moaease
held rm and IA 2o for fair invoices the
light for ,hs day Good Cucuts quoted a.
II lac The option easier on freer seiing
by foreign houses prices indicated decline OF
sails points. with the steady Salos. S2760 bs<a