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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
Address Registered Letters containing
currency 70
NV OsLEAxs NATIONAL DAxk.
New Orleans, La.

"REN1 EN- DER. that the payment
Of rrises n lsNa "a mteeA BY 1wmG
National 1Samka Of New Orleans.
and the Tickets are signoal Ivy the Pr'si-
dent Of an Institution. whose chartered
rights are recognised in the highest
Courts; Therefore, beware Of all insita-
tiopa or anonymous schemes"
REM EN- D ecoS that the present
cha, tar of The Louisiana State Lottery
Co.. which the Supreme Cseet -
the UmiteA states has decided n
Le . contract with the State Of L.uisi-
ana and part Of the Consultation II she
state. Dees Hot Expire Until ths
tine Of Louisisns. which adjourned ON
the 10Th Of July Of this year. hs.; order
oil an amendment 70 the Constitution
of the ss...c ~ 10 submitted to the Eco
pie at An election in 1872. which will
curry the Charter III the LOUISIANA
LOT Terry COMPANY up 10 tho year
uinefee~ Hundred and Nineteen.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
Notice to Voters.
State Of Lowisiana. Parish Of 81.
z0MM1Ny.

Tho public and all parties intercxte 7
arc hereby specially notified Of tue foi-
lO~ ing change in Che polling Pl..cc az
I'm tn for all election pnrr's .., the
cln nRe ~ date from and after this pub
licsti0p. tO-wit:
From AntoiLe PsovOst'x School house
10 the store or residence Of George II.
Cause. Ant hereafter all elections in
the Eighth Weird. r.ri.h aud oiat~
aforesaid. will nae said store ar resi-.
depce - tho polling booth Of that Ward
J 7. GROW,
Ret urnissg Officer.
Cscisgson. LH.. June n. Ih90.
The New Orleans Picayuns has g.
Aaced tho yearly subscription price Of
its Weekly froa q 80 70 q year. ls b
ssplcudid l6-page paper 6ll.d with the
best reading matter. Sample COPY cent
6ee b any address
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
HENRY WASHINGTON.
STRAYED.

Atnyed fsom Coviaetoo. Q smell
Mich Gov. pale red and white. head
x9d face white. and White fees. a s~is-
ale reward will BE paid When srtaiaei
- %fs ADAM JORCH.
Covington. La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
THE STEAMER
NEW CAMILLA,

WM. HANOVER. Captain.
f. LAxGHOFF. CLERK.
Commencing April .. 1880.
.~A Will leave Milheburg. on
NnAaa the arrival OF ears FROM
SbGEb POntchartxain Depot,
Heal Of Elysian Fields street.
F0R NAxDEvyLl.k, LAwIsBua0 AND NADI.
DAILY. Except Sundays and wednes-
days.' p. NJ. train.
RetuSnirg-Leaves Nadisonville:
DAILY. at $50 .. m.
EXCURSIONS-To NAxDEvlLLx, Lxwm-
BURG, NADlsoxvILi8 AND OLD LAND
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS, 8 .. M.
train.
SUNDAYS AxD WEDNESDAYS, 6 p. N.
train.
Water and Weather Permitting
Fare Each Way ,............ 81
Fare Exeur~ies DsJs, {R*'stnd
Trip)...... ...............&
Freight received daily 1t the I.oris-
willie aud Nashville Depot. heal Of 0irod
.srssG. w. q. CUY1.E L o.. Axosssx.
q Csr0u.lelee street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Ao8oes ,. l0SO. J
uoeiee = hereby given that the fol-
1ovia0 oaasd sstsler Las alea notice Of
his ioesatieo - mako Aaal proof 10
suppoet Il his claim. and chat said
psooG will 10 made before the Register
aa.l Reeeivee. at New Orleans. La. on
1sssaay. Nepts0bes =. lS.SO. viz:
CHARLES ICHELS,
W. oads hoaestead eatsy No. %. So
~ tAe DostheAs4 quarter Of sectioe ~.
sovoShip Z soath range II east u
Bele0o Msgiliaa.
He oA0os The following witnesses to
prove eto eootina0as residenes up0a
ooa o1leivaeioo Of aid laad, viz:
0eeees -. Aasoa, ". n. Davenport.
ChAsaes 0sos0 and Emile FreleGiek.
III q = tA00any parish, Ia
oale 9 C1AA z PAfynsH. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
TNF POLICE GAZETTE

L. the ooly illustrated paper in The
world eont.saiwg all the latest ssnsa-
ticnal and sposting news. No xalGon
Keeper, RnrbeY M l'lub 1s0asm can afIorsl
n b without ID. Il always makes
friends vhcrevar IL goe2
llAilc.l 70 any address in the United
Mates, secu rely Wrapped. IS weeks fOr
q W. send Five Cents tor sample copy.
RIcMAxD X. Fox,
Fssnklin Square. New York City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
Land Once. New Orlsan., La.

Land Once. New Orlsan., La.
July 10. 1850.
Notice r hereby given that the ioi-
lowing named settler has liled notice Of
his intention % make final proof in
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will b made before tho judge, or
In his absence the clerk Of tho dis
trtct corRt, q Covington. La. ON Thuss-
day. 6eptember Z. 1880. Wig:
WILLIAM A. JENKINS,
Who made homestead entry No. S695.
for the southwest quarter u section
-. township 1 south range Is east.
n. usle,ss slevidins.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and eultivatioa Of said lan.l, Wig:
Renjs1in fierce. Albert Pierce. Willie
Luke and Charles Moore. all Of 81. 7ana-
Rasy Parish, La
jyaG u Gas C. PAL1REY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
For Service. !,
The Standard. Bred Trottiur
Stallion j
Cliquot 400.

Foaled Aug. 8. 1895. ct the Weird.
keoovg ned rair1awn Stock
Farm, Kentucky.
Sired BY ABERDEEN 81. j
Three-year-o:d Record, 2:46. +,
fir.t Dam Wll.l.ETTA. by Tvs,
sins u. Clay. Jr.. 3:33. (Sire Of Dunn}
70. 2:33}.l etc.
second Dam BY Tox CaovDEa. grand
sire 1t JoHN w. GsaExY. 3:3l: REV Z
l0cxwsop. S:35: CooLEY. a36; FsAxx
H.. 9:26: NoDEsxY. 296}. and others.
ASElDEEx. Sired by llUsdyk's HAnbls.
TcnlAN. fieat Dam. HIpow NAcunIR.
2:29. By Reeley's AMERICAN HrAR.
For er'e"del peligvve see National 1tut.
ting i;syisev.
SEHvIcE E8R. as.
J. W. q. JONES,
(0vineton. L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
.Ez@aze9
@<~<{

We the unieraienesl Banks and Rank
orr will pay all prizes drawn In The
Louisiana State Lotteries which may BE-
presented 1T our oOuutem.
r n WALNsLsY. Pres. La. Nat Tank.
r. LAuAUx. Pres. State Nat. Rank.
A. BALDWIN,. prea. N. u. Nat. Bunk.
Can K0ax. pcss. Union Nat. Bank.
Grand Monthly Drawing.
VIII. TAKx rLACk
At The Academy Of Music. New
TUEsDAY. SEPT. ., 1890.
Capital Prize, S3OO,OOO
LIST or PRIZEH
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
SiaaOnss Hotel and
1J REs1rAURANT.
Abfta Spring., LIN.
-. tiss
Beard by tho Day, Week o
ss Month. .r-s
Ar MODERATE PRICES
Gosat plAeo . Syringe and Depot
BOsSIER HOUSE.
ADlTA SPRINGS,

An rail ooaaasicasiaa With New Or.
leans via the Northeastern Tor Queen
and Cresoentl and East Louisiana Rail-
roads. 0EOsnds beautifully shaded.
This popular hoase at this famous re-
SORT il nov open IN the. reception Of
guesta Il hAs been thoroughly rea~.
waited and . new cottage las been add.
cd. An artssian veil minsnAl) 5UO feet
has been driven. With . dow Of 75OO
gallons per day. Hot and cold baths
will b provided. loo eosstantly On
hand daring the sum meg. Ice boxes
and refrigesators. Plenty Of fresh milk.
A 6ne table will bs kept A daily mail.
. daily train and daily boat each way.
Sunday excursions BY both.
Situated In the health belt OF the
world. Malaria and epidemic unknown.
4 Telegraph line 70 tho springs.
Tsrms-Sl 50 per day. SO per week.
80 per month, Children half price.
Address, I'D. Bl.SHlIR. Manager.
Covington OF Abita spring., Il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
ABITA RIVER
STEAN BRICK YARD.
g. G. ALEXIUS, PROPRIETOR.
Manufacturer aud Dealer in
Paving, sBuilding. Red
Arch and English
Fire Brick.
All orders left ut the yard, or with yr.
]. W. 4. JONES. will be promptly at
tended to.
EUGENE'S
SHAVING SALOON,

COVINCTCi!. LA.
Shaving. lair Crttirg. SLGrcre oinl
l!xir Dyeing. Etc.
Ladies' lair Work q speciality.
! RAZORS PUT IN ORDER
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
CLAIBORNE oorrAaEs.
4 Covington, La.

According - Acooalnodaeiens.
1As nsv HaGsl. With nearly . thou.
sand feet Of broad Galleries, . covered
Open-air Salon, Drawing room, Dining
ROOM 6S fse4 IoeG. and large. airy
Chambera, IL nov open for guests. The
old bsilliags Asvs bsso eomplstely
Location @ . hin oseslookiae ehe
lovely Bogue F.laya river: Aankel by
lofty pinsA Pure water. 0os4uitoea
almost unknown. Open 70 sonthesly
brsesaA Good fishing. Boa1A Good
yeaas 6sR Ddvise. PAsk-liks Scenery.
Else lla&hiog.
C9vington, La.
Et5e &A0t LOoialnns Railroad.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
TO New. Orleans.
m Qss2 90
All Rail.
Via the 8ast Louisiana and New o..
kans and 0ortheastern Railroads.

All rail communication between Gov
ington and New Orleans has been en-
tablishs.l over the above roa II. without
change Of cars. Excunions will be run
every Sunday. and daily trains during
tho week. according to the following
schedule:
DAlI.Y-EXCEPr SUNDAY.
Leave CCvin0ton 1t 6 4. H.. and ~.
rive 1t New Orleans at 30 4. 4.
Leave New Orleans at 1 2. y. and ~.
rive ct CovingtOn ut 6:3O r. y.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Leave New Orleans at 7:45 4. L., aI.
rive ut Ccvington ut 1896 4 y.
Leave Covingtrn at 4:iO ?. ~, and AZ
rive at New Orleans at 2. n.
Tickets mus: be procured at the De-
pot, before entering cars.
5. u. pOIrEvENr. superintendent.
W. i. FRANKLIN, DEPOT Ticket Agent
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

R1-Fos CLus RArea. or any fnrthe,
Information desired. wsits lsgiCly TO
tho undersigned. clearly stating you5
residence. With State. County. street and
nna,l,er. More rapid rsfarn mail caliv-
cry will be assured by jour enclosing
IN envelope bearing yOar fall address.
I4pOR1Au1.
All ordinary I.ettem coataining Postal
Notes. Money Or,lesx issnel BY all Ex-
press l:Ompanies or Nev York Exchange.
Addressed,
n. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
N. LEVY,
b u r q II T. II

COVlNdTONs La,
Drancl Cf the Vaudeville French
Market.
Respectfully solicits the patronage of
the public. Choice Beef. Pork. vcal
and Mutton every lay, Mt prices to suit
the times. Aarket on Columbia street,
next 20 H~intx's sfcrc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

Hardy II. Smith,
Successor to J. e. Smith + Son
CONVICTION. La.
/ DsALKs n
General Merchandise,
Consisting Of all the great staple articles
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
HARDWARE AND CROCKERH.
And indeed every article in demand ~
suited 70 this market
~Ths Highest Price paid for
Country Produce
CHARLES HEINTZ.
lA9ssi.)
Merchant.
Receives continual supplies Of veil
selected Dry Goods and choice Family
Groceries, which sill 10 cold ct LOO Dc.
uIes.
z-Countsy prodace taken in q.
change for goods. q market price.
AOeln connection with the general
mercantile business Of this house, the
proprietor has established y neat BAR
kOsju, whore he will keep the dnest OF
Wines, Liquors. Lager Eces. Cigars, etc.
constantly On hand. and at psioea 70 suit
the Unea.
COvioyt0o. -.
II. J. SMITHS
RETAIL GROCERY STORE.
DRY GOODS.
HATS.
SHOES.
CROCKElsY
Asd . 0sasral Assortment for City and
Country use. At the lowest
cash prices.
Covingt0n. La.
Highest prices paid for Wool Hides.
SACA80s C0O ROee 49,
CHAS. III. KRUMPE,
-OIALIR IN
Hardware, Stoves. Cutlery.
Paints,
House Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc. |
SADDLERY, HARNESS, STA
TIONERY, ETC.
q AZ New Orleans prices.
C0vington ........LA.
EO-Cottou and all country produce |
bOught at market ratea.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
NOTICE.

To whom il nav concern: s
All persons holding tickets aeniust
The launch to be nafilel OF At Madison
vile. ard Endorsed l.y L. Galatns. will
please bring or send them 10 the parties
Of whom they were bought. and have
their money refunded. rs the boat will
not he rsilicsl. /. GALAr.s X 90.
jacksonville. La. AUG. IA. ISM.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23
CRYSTAL SPRING
Private Boarding House.
CONVICTION. ST. TAMMANY
r PARISH, La.
Eept by MRS. =. GONTIllER.
Terms: f ss. Ssssys -. 50: Pr

The climate Of the Parish. il highly
valaed and rseeosscadeA BY physisians.
he hose has ssesstly been esaplstsly
sonova1oa. 49,
Ros furthse rastisolasa. spply - the
pesmiae1, Of at TIE o6lce of he GeU ".
tDans Be-, q Ohaytsea street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

DR.. i. Julius HeintZ,
Tenders HE services n the pc. pie at
CoviaStOa and the Surrounding eoun.
Try.
O@ce and rosidenc, AT the Gov.
In st0n Drag Ntore. Coosultatiou tree.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

DR.. Ernest Young.
Once aud residence. q vineyard
Speisg~ on the Columbia road, II
miles from Covingt0n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-08-23

VOVIu01OUV JsAs
Omee-Ovee Simmons BeDl atore.
OAem his professional services % the
cittseos q Covingtoa asd surrounding
cOWntrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York SATURDAY, Aug. 23-BEEVES-Rcceipts 81
carloads q s55 head-2G carloads for export alive, -
caroads for auchtcrers home and carloads 70 be
sold. The tradlag WAS unimrortant. fceuhs lim "A
gate l viii take 9S2 quarters Of beef for NGson MORN
INC prins Naurts carries 30 sheep ana inc Alps =,
heed The City OF Rome and The queen VIII carry 10
beef this trip.
CAIVES~Oniy 81 head received. Feeling INN, but
not many calves required bS butchers, VINO have eco
supnly on hand. grasssrs sold at &c, HUE Duneh
Of 'Ied calves at 4iac. and veals at 5d7c 40 - . a.
Saips-Hacnbeck Hollis: 22 GrasseT: ~ ID, AZ .. y.
per n 10 Fed Calves 144 H. OF 42c Neais ia 10 III
o2f TapTneton Veas, 100 ~ at SC do l7e N, at
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Heccpts ~ carloads, Of 80
head q. which carloads consigned direct 10 btch
Firm Tor both sheep and lambs and the labor tr0uo
,rrre soiSi,c ior sheep and SAFE for lambs, with
extra state do reported sold at Sc. s,oor OIL n
Sales-J F. Sadler & Co: 240 COLOMBO Shcep po-2 ID
averaps at s5 per 100 N 1l3 do. 100 ~ at 81
~ Collins PA Ohio sheep 30 d., At 80 ~ ilo w.
! y Pdcock & Sons report s2l West Virginia LAMBS.
81 n al so %: 54A Kentucky do, 90 n at 50 St'v
- sherman & CULVER 223 kentucky Lamts 81 No. OF
so -: lbs Ohio do 90 n, at SO 30. 90 - =,
ualenbeck & Hollis: 1A Snte Lambs SO ~ a,
sheen IA NJ at 81 so; Bucks 1872 n, at 81 - - -,
D. Harrington: So State Lambs Common % 3D. ~
'c I{{0GsRecepts 10 carloads Of 693 hcod-l4 car,
unaettied and higher with sales at a 2oae4 90 Tor S"
Sales-A. w Lamb: 81 state Hogs $50 N averssec at
81 20 per 100 n do. 1911 ~ AT - ~; - 60 loo
az "A 1O 20 pigs. - n at - 60; Rough HOGS -
n, at SO %; DO, 300 N, at So 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Prices for wheat continue 10 expand at even a
greater ratio than the increase in business Fair
dealings were enjoyed in options on saturday about
$500 900 bushels being recorded ohieal closing quo
tations were / 5-sd1 80 cents better than on
Friday evening. The cable advices were strong and
higher and the foreign element was disposed To buy.
There are further report OF fTosts in the Northwest,
and part OF the damage the Manitoba crop was con
coded reluctantly. Light receipts helped the bull
side and moderate clearanccs reported Scpten-
her opened at 81 10 j66 81 TO- rallied 10 ~ 10 II, and
on the curb Welded to ~ 10 Is. December ranged
from 81 10 La 81 10 IL 10 al - Ii, rallied frdo-
tlon at the close, and the curb wa easier al
81 IA 0.1Ga 81 49, MAY went from ~ Il IS T.
81 II SIS broke TO 81 10 "a, but recovered 10 te
opening price. The curD isur" Na' a shade ch>lf AZ
81 II 10 cash wheat was quoted La cents hi-hr
but business neglected entirely by exporter ana
mers ., ,., -, oo, -.
Cash corn was 1-2d1 cent higher, with 10000 bush
els taEcu for export. Frost reports, lighter receipts
and strong cables helped tho " bulls inc option
ended 3-s higher on an extremely snai buNlhc "
| with corn Cash lots quiet but firm.
| Lard up IA 3 points on options. ,uo.-.
The final Official quotations were 2, follows
Wbcat-Aucust al 10. september. ~ 10 u ocn
Der 81 II 3s; December ~ IL 3s May - u 80
81 10 May, 80 "a cents oo, oo,.,o.
, Oats-Aneust, 43 L.; september, AZ 81 OCTOBER
! Al "a cents 1900. o-.,.- a. on. ,,,.o,, o.
SO - December, - January, 81 20
The receipts Of nour and grain reported on Saturaa,
al New York Philadelphia and Baltimore Wcrc ~ io'
logs: Wheat C2 .39G bushels corn, G3D4O bueh'i-
| oats 1853 435 bushels; total grain 31pI4l hushei,
| 1our 20 $40 packages. At Chicago Mli% auhce Hh'
| 81 Lonis tho arrivals Wheat l42 3oi hushci,
corn 27s,064 bushels; oats, 5O3;l-5 Du+heiS' "'"
! grain. 926656 bushels; -four, 1862 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

City heavy to light, 6Ha6sc; Pigs 6hc ,LA h The
Dryeoped further siren 9Th to-day Influenced by s
1tse IN grain Speculation moderate Tor ma, nan
holiday. and closing figures indicated gar OIL sam
steady sales 100 &c, at &c September closed az IA az
asked sales 17jo ties, 0.56e6o0c October cosedd ~
Sssc asked sales $50 ties, Cs5c December closed az
80 5oT,s A Rspa cSS'nrn'
The entire market foscd strong light receipts and tar
demand. state creamery. pals. fancy so 800
and Iennsyyania creamery tubs nomral western
creamery fancy 22d22iac do choice 1ssd2o,aci, co
fair TO good 12a172c June ereamtr{ A4aa d;ce'
state dairy bali hrkins. TUBS or oFi1i PAS, West
era Imitation creamcry choice l5d7s good l2G cood
fair, 1Od11c; western dairy chocc ISdlfG 90 E 80
iOIal &c: fair Odloc; Western factory June hIsaas
fancy, lodl2lr do tubs 11A2e nrtt II "a S main.
aind In price with small arrivals stac factory Jun & H.
fancy cOlorsd SIC do white sc do nnn 1d 80 eood 70
rrNre 7d7loc; common TO fair GdO9lc; state acnrAi
part skins sdS. common to esoee iH fox the day
2cc: Western fat ga d pom 5or .Slanis
fresh pic Canadian fresh. :od2occ 10 fap, l9Gl92ci
Western fancy zoe fair, ls2dl9c do INFERIOR III eaScS
81 60a$3. . 49,. .,.a AID f., r-odo,,tc do.
nand sales 500 Muscoysdo 80 test, Dc. AIR r.
lining quoted q centrIs9Fi r tsiS .ad 40
rusnd Oiicc cut Leaf 81. ii MHd Cubes % S SSs
"a" 9l0d5 I1.l6c White Extra &C." 7-l8a5aae;
Extra &C" 3.l0Gj 5-l6c; &C. 116c; yellow, 1910
SpEGRiNE,ou and UNCHANGED Choice lard quoted
FALL 0W- Firm and IN moderate request Prime city
at i5-iGc bid sc asked. unoredl sales OF loO mus
city Sc also ESQ 900 N Western, to arrive, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rtverpeol Aug. -. 1 y. m-C otton Anne ican-M
,,, ed The Of the day included 1000 bales
o.Ias' Futures closed barely steady. Amerca an
A,nndiInr low miGtling clause August delivery lsG4d
ILL.,. August end september dciNery l5Gid sellers
sncDher delivery l56id alcrs september and OctO.
~ delIyery j6.C4 az 576iG October and November
HGivSI 81 Odd sellers; Noyenibei and Doccmbci do.
u.,v so64d va,ue; December aud January dcyt rE
asGAd buyers January apd February delivery. 4SGd
$500 1o,yu t"5fusy and Mach delivery 4Gid buyers
pu eston Aug. 23.-Cotto quiet; niddlne lOs,c
lao nddling iOssc good ordinary Toe and z. oss
,Sece,ptS bales all crop; sale. 20 bales
sVoS ho,roiK Aug 23.-Cot:on steady mddng lie: ne;
md gross receipts - b1les, including bales crop
a aHcs * bales stock O54 bales.
ss T .ltmo'r Aug, 23.-Cotton nominal mddlng l2c
low middllng IL 9IGc good ordinary, 10 lll6c aud
n,o.s receipts none stoca. 3sl bales.
II lac low middling. IL lCc good ordinary. o1,e net
receipts. 5 bales gross. 10 baltr 80,
WilmngtOa, Aug. 23.-Cottol steady; middn9 1Oi.c
low middling 5lcc net and gross receipts li2 bales
stock. 3js bales. 90 , ,. ,,, -
low middling. 7.e good ordinary 1osc net and
receipts, none stock, 3,l02 bales ~
savannah, Avg. |-Cotton quiet ni6diing 10 1866
gross receipts 4o7 bale, al new crop eXgoIts c't
- Ncw;orleans, Aug. 231Cotton dun and easy mddng
10'tc low nlddng l0'2c: good ordinary, l0isc; net
receipts .727 bales including oJ2 bales new crop
1872 bales exports coastwlse OF bales sales l.
bales stock e.I.3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25

Chicago Aug "a (SpcciaD.-AlthOneh there were
many influential outside factors at work In the wheat
nit YESTERDAY prices were unquestionably controlled
hv Aoor agencies. Hutchinson was an enormous
bnyer Of wheat taking 900 900 bushels through one
bouse and probably several million bushels IN all
This dominated everything in the pit. August wheat
onened at III 06, touched 81 O1 IL and closed AZ
~ O0 | 4: september opened at ~ % 81, tonch'i
al O6 "a and closed at ~ O6 IL; December 0pnhcd
~ ~ 90 A. sold a. high ~ 10 4 and closed al
SI 0}3-sd 81 90 - May opened at ~ 10 "a, sold be
tween 81 II IL and 81 Is Il and closed at ~ IL %
There were a great many dispatches relative 10 the
results Of Fridays froSts They were NOT all OF me
ono sort Even the newspaper reports were mixed
summarized they appeared 10 mean lhat "A Boon u'h
of Northwestern wheat sl contained spot. OF green
0Ian and that these spots were nlppcd. There was
q newspaper cable stating that the Hungarian athof
ittes estimated the wheat harvest OF the world ~
To5 600 600 hcct0treS, or 2,O5J,OOO,OJO bushels
rhjs Was yaT0usy received, the New Ortcrs urging
IL as a bear argument. IN IdcI NE hguIes are
ittIc under the average OF the worlds harvest and
nnir little over the figures OF 1880 whcD there wa
such shortage in Europe: The corn PIT was am
prices early showed little GAIN and even at me
close showed loss from Friday night but tnc pl'
trensarfIons were neither large nor at all Significant
rhe arrivals were only 40 cars; the estimates fOi
| Nonday $50 Vessel room was chartered for lGO.o0t
hnshciS IL was predicted that the contract grade
! Monday would show large increase. september
nnenod AT 40 "a touched 50 Ii ana closed at 40 IL
Nav i,pcned at 54 sold as low as D.! a" 90 3s and
cio:od there Oats were exceedingly dull. Provisions
were steady an day but dull. There were la,OOt
horS az the Yards 5000 moro tnan was expected and
uicne .here were 5d 10 cents lower The market, nm
ppncstjonablv hurt little b. tho strike. w!cl
nnrcvented shipments. The hog estimates Tor Monda,
! Pt 20 Ok 900 for next week 10000 ON the curl
nereinbcT wheat 81 90 L.. May corn 50 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-25
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Chicago Aug. 23.-'The Evening Journal reports
Cattle receipts , OOO head shipments, Loco head narn
stronger Natives SO 5ods510; butcher s,eok 600 GOO
head shipments $500 market lower common ana heiS
hackers 50 SOaSi prime heavy, - lOdst ~. hESn''
s. i0dsa 25. SheepKecciPts, ooO ,mengnnt, -
market steady natives $ias+ 90 western % Io"sf -
ST Louis, Aug. % -CattlrRcceipts, 700 hcao sup.
mcnts zoo strong advance good u fancy NATIVE
Steers 81 .5Gsi 20; ilr good $Sd9i 80 stocherS and
feeders 80 26d3 30: Texans aud Indians y 4Odt2 %
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head shipment: 100 In1T"s'
steady: fair g. choice heavy, sid+4 10 mixed grades
AZ gOdsi: light fair 10 best. - JOdsi 10 SHOP
Receipts 20o; shipments. 100 market STEADY i"i7 U
Wufaio Aug observation-disclosures FOR past q hours
900 mead total Tor thu, far, 1870 head. Tor
sane time last week. 10 400 head gn'd thoue
$50 head Ncw.York. 1870 head on sale lao head
market strong and higher. Sheep and icceipt'
or mast - hours hcaG tO,al for week thus ia,
81 30 head for time last week, % 500 head con
signed Trough 200 head to New-Yofk, Zoo head
on sale 1000 head market firm and a s,@ac hlg4Ca
IS o5 common TO fail sid$i o. lamb choice 70 eN,
IS 50GS6 is Hogs-Becclpi, for past - hours. 1850
head for thus IA. Dol head for sane the
ia,t week 81 $50 head consigned through, l?'O h. an
10 New.York 1910 head on sale, loo head market
i'm and higher; mediu-SS'd heavy g 5Gati 90, CON
YOrkes ST 50dsi 20 grassers, Sass 40 PIGS 80 'o@7