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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-09-15

: The Shuttle-Block factory at
our place is now in operation. The
buzzing of the saws and the shrill
whistle of the engine and the ec4 TO-
ing response from the engine fat
Moore's mills, are waking up these
old hills to new life and enterprise.
Ne,Us.
AT a meeting of the Fayetteville
Tobacco Warehouse company, held
on Monday afternoon last, Capt A.
B. Williams was elected President
and Mr.. E. T. McKethan, Secretary
and Treasurer. The company is
fast getting ready for active bust
ness, and will soon be prepared to
handle all the tobacco the farmers
can bring to Fayetteville.- Fayette-
ville Observer
There is place on the farm Of
D. J. Broadhurst, Esq, in this county
large enough to let buggy down
into it, that was sunk by the recent
earthquake some 4 or feet deep.
The place had been planted in corn,
and was on a level with the rest Of
the field. There is slight fssure in
shape of circle around the pit so
suddenly left by the shock, other
wise the ground is not disturbed
anywhere in the neighborhood.-
Goldsboro messenger.
Several focks of wild geese
passing south have been reported
Mr.. F. NJ Danner, of Yadkin
county, has SOD 13 years old that
weighs 227 pounds The earth
quake Tuesday night cracked the
walls Of the jail in two places, and
the large brick house Of Mr.. r. NJ.
Austin was cracked in three places.
Some of our oldest citizens say
that they remember the earthquake
shock of 1911, and that the shock
was as severe as that of Tuesday
night, August 81. They also say
that shocks were felt from Decem-
Der until April.-Davie Times.
The big Harriss-Corliss engine
at the factory consumes $5, 900 worth
of wood every year-The spoke
and handle factory is in operation
now. A good many of our farmers
are utilizing their spare days haul
ing in and selling their timber. One
farmer told us that he sold a single
persimmon tree for $925.-In
Montgomery county near Wade
vile, we learn from reliable source,
a woman, Mrs. Harris, was so badly
heightened by the earthquake that
she has become completely para
lyzed, having not spoken or moved
since.-Concord Times.
Tobacco ripens better than was
expected a while back and in most
cases the cures are very successful.
Farmers tell us they have not known
tobacco cured SO easily as this years
crop, as far as they have gone.
There is no trouble about putting
the color on it.-Mrs. Patsey Floyd,
an old lady about eighty years of
age, left Mr.. Thomas Fuller's on
the FL Of August to 90 to Mr.. George
Davis, not far distant. She was
not missed until the Goth when her
dead body was found lying in an
old field about three hundred yards
from the house. She had been par
TALLY demented for some time and
it is supposed that she got lost and
died from exposure and starvation.
This happened in this county =
Henderson Goldledf.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-09-15

"A little 13 months old boy of
Geo. T. Baily, of Lancaster county,
s. c., was bitten nine times by a
rattlesnake and died i'm five hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL Sept l7-Provsons-B Cumberland Cut
Sos Od. Long Clear Mddes. 3Ss. obi Clear Middlea
3ss 0 Short Ribs 3Ss OIL Shoulders 32 Cd cwt Beef
9I 3D. for Extra Iadia Mess Prime Mess s2s 81 Pork
Prime Mess. 51s. 81. bbl Prime Mess. Eastern
ols6d; Western SOS Cd Lard-Amercsn. 35s Prime est
ern. Sos. Od Lard OIL SIS 3D. Hams-LOng 4ss Cd;
shouders 35s Cd Butters0s I'd per- Ter finest nite
Western spring. Sd lOd. Red Winter. "a q
ia lOd. per Genital; New No. Winter. o. sd do No.
spring S. 81; New Mired Western 4sl : California No
J. 6s lid IA Id. do. No. . 6s.6 s. Sd GENITAL. Pro
duceSprts Of Turpentlne 2s 3D. DO. LONDON 2-s ID
per cwt Refined Petroleum. gallon. Glover Seed
American Red. 49s per cwt Tallow-25s "a. per cwt.
Fine American. 23s. Sd: Primo City. 22A ga per cwS
hosin-Common, is 3D.; Pale, lis 6L GOs. Oh. Lnsee
rs Cd per cwt PrOvisiOusAmercan Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters. 3D. fore quarters. Id per Hops Lon
cOn-New- York State ~ 5s Od.
The OF wheat for 2lOOO
centals. including $4,000 centais American.
The receipts Of American for te three days were
23,4OO centals.
LONDON sept -Produce-Linseed on s2l 5a6d. e2l
seed Cake 50 LIS. I'd. ton Refined Petroleum BAD
a5asd galOn spirits Of Turpenune 2ss. I'd per
cwt Sperm on kjl per tun- ROsn-ConmOn. 3s lid. per
cwt Pale is. OIL lis. Cd PTOvsiOns-Iri- 34s. Od per
cwt Tor American Sugar-l2s. Cd for Cuba Cen
trugal poaTizng &C. and lis 3D. for ado
far refining afOat Australian TaOw-Beef 23s Oh G2i4
Cd; MtOn.25s. Cd 421s. Cd. CocOanut O-Cey0n. no
9s Cochin. 433 American Refrigerated Beef. Is OIL Tor
hind quarters and "a Cd or fore quarters per By the
ANTWERP sept 17.-Petroeun1-Fine pale American Is
francs - centmes paid and IL sellers
WucOx's Lard closed at 80 80 per lOO
kiOs.
BREaES sept 17.-Petroleum-6 marks 80 pfenng&
Wcoxs Lard closed AZ SO marks 70 pennlgs per 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
COTTON stARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL sept l7-l2:30 ?. m.-Cotton-Firm with
good demand; Mddng Uplands, SID; do Mdding or
for speculation and export Receipts 5000 bales American
delivery l364d; also l4-64d September and Cc-
ober delivery Sold DO. october and November deliv
livery Std. do December and January delivery, 36t
do. January and February delivery, s64d also Oil;
March and April delivery OO4d; do April and May denV
cry, Is Gid 1900.
bales Spectators took $500 bales exporters took, 800
bales orwardcd from ships side direct To spnners $500
American 1000 bales total stock. 3sl.OOO bales Amer
can $1,000 bales amount OF cotton ahoat $4,000 bales
p nThe sales OF the day included $500 bales Amer
september delivery 14-64d sellers do September anu
october delivery Dead sellers do October and Noyem.
delivery 36+d sellers do December and January deny
cry 3Gid sellers do January AMI February delivery
a. ~. 80 80 ~ ga I,,,r- 10
April and May delivery. Sold. buyers. ..,,
observation-disclosures closed easy tplands Low Mld
TENDER and October delivery sold. sellers; DO October
Til ,''lI % a' ~ fipceNl,r and Jan
uaTy delivery 264d sellers do January and February
aeHESi TCiL Ds ersi po fsDii ky anu ditserv sd
sellers. April and May delivery Sod. sellers.
MidIling 40; Good Ordinary 1916 net ana gios7
receipts 3ij7 bales sales ll3j bales stock SO13 bates
Weeky-Ne 90 and receipts Dbl bales AOts coast
SAVANNAH, sept. l7--Cotton firm Mddng So Low
Middlng SO net receipts 900 bales 442+ bale
exports cot-tWise 3J42 bales sales --OO oAIeS stoA'
Werky-Set receipts 1870 bales; gross, 1891 bales
NEw-ORLEAN- sept l7-Cotton nun; Middling, 9iG low
Middi.ng - Goo! Ordinary r net receipts, LG-s
bales gross s1j bales export to Great britain -OJ- O'
sales. 800 bales. stock p 1888 bales -. o..
MeekyNet and gross receipts. l2H0I bales exports 20
Great BT tan 2o92 bales coastwst 6ii5 bales sales
800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmencng June y. 1856
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester EXPRESS through draw ngroon cars %
Albany, Troy. Montreal. syracuse and Rochester
$3.50 a. m. The Limited" with dining cars, stopping 70
Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails,
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 H. and
81. Louis TAO p. m. next day ~.
1880 m, Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 lch-
field springs Canandaigda, Rochester Niagara Falls ana
tii.S0 a. m. Western NewYork AMI Northern Express
with draw ing room cars. -. -
$50 D. M Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express with
dr. wing room and Buffet To Troy and saratoga
Il D. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy
IS Chicago and st. Louis Express, with seepingfars
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit CHI
cago and ST. Louis. Dning-car New York 20 Albany.
and Auburn road and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
e:0C. D. H.. 10 hester only through sleeping car
t+9l5 Pacinc Express with sleepingears for EO he's
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago Sleepngcars TO Clayton and Ogdensburg y
cept saturday. -
and Troy with the morning trains tine Mess
and the North except Saturday night.
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, NO. battery
Place 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and fhave.
and at Wesco Express Offices Park place neaI Broad
way 7s5 and 942 Broadway and 81 West l25th-st New
York 1888 Washington $50 Fulton Brooklyn and 10
4th ST.. williamsburg.
Accommodations and sleeping cars -
procured any ticket 0fces IN Newiork CITY, All
533 Washington Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
These daily All others daily except sunday.
tThese trains stop at Harlem l2o-st and tthaye; -
J. NJ TOUCEN. j. NJ. KENDkfCk.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
STATE OF TRADE.

sept I7w9est dull l. No ps T HHier sSc
$40 30 Yeo w. 4$ ,5 no. ss oa's caSS r %ee
Wheat. Oisc.; Corn, 0s4c' Oats C KeceiDts-W heat
$4,000 bush Canal $1,000 bush Corn
W6 Wheat 81 ooo bas Corn 1000 bush '''''
7sR p s. d Faen % 6ns TBs5 g %
50 90 Patent Winter Mheas - 10 80 10 Corn-steaner
No. White 81 e No White. sGe saers aud sliddllng'
~ 23c EggsEastern Extras, l52a2Oc. Receipts Tor
Sus3 Oats. Cocoa bush Shorts 1000 BUSH
BALrM9HE sept l7cot9en aIla adings sc j Flour
E1tra. ~ 70 as5 % do Family. 80 a. 90 cry Mills
- 5Oa 81 Family - IS superatiye Patent
80 80 wheat-soutne m lower: Western lower southern
Red - a77e.' DO Amber - sec.; No Western " IN
ter Red spot - sc; October 81 s5'se Noy ember
White oG5lc. DO Yellow. 81 52c. Western Mixed spot
44gt;c oats quiet southern 2s a Slc' Western White
Doe: do MixeL 800 32c Pennsylvania. y Sac Rye
steady ana larry active; Mess Pork ~ 80 Bukmeats
iap1 Teiue6 sc BnterIWes tern PackrS L. L.
copper-ieanea 9'249ae whisky lga 20 Treights 70
So ga; Rse.eePt',-Flour 1917 6bis. Wheat $500
75S.6OO bush Coru. 400 BUSH
Winter Wheat y e ~ 2o spring Wheat SoesI 10
Minnesota B%keIs - ~ PatenIs - 80 "a 90 Low
Wheat weak sales RANGED sept az 74'sc. closing at
closing Il sc. May, s5a; No. 2sprng. "a Corn
80 80 oats WeaS sales ranged. Cash % &C. saIeer
u2Jc- closing AT 24@4 Oct Z5ii
2Jac. RYE quiet No = ~ &c Barey-Dull No = 5sc.
Flax Seed-NO. !. 81 O9dSl 09i4 Mess PORK active;
sales ranged CASH $40 3O0slO s2ls So
closing $40 50 October. so 26dslO 90, closing az
$40 81 go So November $40 lO4slO 40 closing at
$40 II l. Lard steady sales ranged Casn. 81 80 nepem.
Der 81 ~ 80, closing at ~ p has 80. October.
50 30 a s6 80, closing 50 80. Short Ribs steady
CASH 81 30 Boxed Meats-Dry Sailed Shouderss6 II =
as6 2 short Clear sides s. 25as7 80 WnsEey; 81 10.
10000 BUSH Oats 10000 BUSH Rye 5000 BUSH Barley
1000 bush sh,pneni5-tiogr usV03 peis "be 5000;
Barley 10000
CINCINNATI Sept 17-FlOur weak Family, 50 25 50 40:
Fancy 0Od<3 -. Wheat lower; No z Red. TIC Re-
cepts 10000 bush; shipments. 1900 bush. COrn-No
Mixed. Ale Rye-NO 2 b3053ac Bariey-NO market
Pork. slO 90 Lard 80 So Bulkmeats-shouldera 81 6O
short Ribs 81 80 Baconshouders a. 20 short Ribs,
a. 70; short Clear 50 So Wnskeysaes al eli TO- Hogs.
Common Light, IS 50d$4 20 Packing And shipping
ii JUa4S
DKrRoIT Sept I7.-Wheat-No. White. &c, Cash Gnd
sent Cash Michigan Red. 772e; No. He'd, n yc, Cash
sent N l,c; October. 10 Corn-No. SzAzc- Oais
No q new ~ &C. No. White. SOc.
MILWAUKEE, sept E-Flour quiet Wheat weak Cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER 13. 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Desbrosses and COurtant stree,
Harrisburg Ptsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Snd chaSo Limited Of faro Dnng smoking and Sleep
ng Cars at 8 a. m every Gay c. -, and Pa.
81. connecting at Cory for Tusville Petroeua
FSF Lebanon; SS $40 and Y might TO, u,.,,,.
D aI i Pn Dp s PaIas r except snna
10 m: arrive Washington 4; and $40 p. ~, arrive
loo 400 and 9p. Ms and Il night sunday, e:i5A ai
For Atlantic civ except sunday p m. Through Car,
For Cape May, except sunday p.
wa RAILWAY and Ambov 40 and a.. u noon. 10.
40 300 90 ana 800 m on p sunday 40 IT, "A''
For Old Point and Norfolk. Newyork, Phadepha any
Bay sT Line . 4.$Sp m Week " dsy. -'
Brooklyn connect with I'll through trains
Jersey aaorinsl speedy and direct transfer Tor
71a u" asPtSs from Psburs no 80 ll2oa e55
sna 9S3 M fa aG so o so 90 s and I6s5 M
sunday 800 SO, ;S ao NJ 80 o 7i 9o a96 s2o o
ii 80 a. R 100 200 800 800 $50 500 656 759 ~
2Yo 1881 g. an 5o a Sso s55 S55 Ss5 and 10 5j
pun FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New York DcsorOses and Court
e1 nd 7 9es' sSo g cleaSo Limited and 10 Washington
and Il asR 4ceS@mOatOp az LILO % ma and T, 40
Rho gnSys aHd M M AMI y 1 s'e anu ~ &
Trans leaving SeyYQTk daily except sqnday a aaa
sundays aniG Connect @ At trenton or Camden
' f29I SO 4o5 1s9. BIO $50 $50 3$3 $50 Lana
I5 a. g%e S EEJPres S Ia and 40 Do a. 5t
500 i65 40 $40 $50 a. No. i2la ,l.50 Limited 6:3j,
Leave PHILADELPHIA via Camden. 900 a. daily. except
Ticket Offices sac 49, and q! Broadway Astor HossS
and foot OF pesbrosse amt CoHrant sI NO Courts and
Buschs Hotel Hoboken. station Jersey CITY Emigrani
Ticket once No Ba pce a1 s or check
baggage from hotels and residences --o,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
Extremes.
.rnnsfcrahle noflces Id III

FLOUR AND MEAL,-FLOUR-The Medium ard Choice
grades are freely 9nelea am IN SOM st T Kin F 5
grades held with far show Of steadness
-rces sales is 800 bbls including bbls city Mn TX
~ > oS Chs rs snpe s - 8 3 60 latter choice 1000
bids. Extra No e. Is % 2iOO buis Mih,rI y. l
80 for common 10 9oe AMI - = - i4r 'g90 70
sales were 900 o6is for export Quotations Fne,
= 10 - D SI! fra tfe ~ So - - common to cool
Western - 70 - O Good to Choice hxir esicrn
:. s0 :. 20 Good TO Choice - 25 - = Common Extra
n ane-ot, y 7odS3 To- Clear - 5O4 = hye MxiuIe
ass o. Far 70 Good s. l0a - % Good to W., Very
Choice = 81 = later 9n extreme Patent Nnier W ID
a - yoi s s6yr AIy" o. trapr %
saes $50 hbls Common 70 FAR Extra % - p - - and
Tar Ia - 900 ST.. RYE LOURsteadv and
moderate demand , Sales $50 eb supSraFev at = 20
Quct Yellow Western quoted - 50af y 30 and Brandy
WleaiI n cash lots The Taaag yss les as5ye
business for esot ana Ag4t 'Isr GI Cll{ ~ ling
All 10 &C. lower opening at a decline OF To &c, fur
tar de9se to tc sna Closed edd heavy a. g Fr tAe &
bushels spot including No Chicago, soft. at - 60
Iied s4lc; No Red So. a. - c IN elevator -6c de-
verd so',c iree on board afoat SC do Ia store No.
October s5A-d 96'c closing at s5',e do FOR Novem6er
ssc closing at ;, Sc DO January 91 81 &C. closing At
March IS b &C. closing at 9iec do Tor April &C.. do
'F nay go BAEfrY and BARiEY MALT-Bai and
nominal oN Cash lots were more active all To
lower closing heavy win far trade for eN oft ana
Moderate business Tor home use Options we're M"eatty
active irregular and p t.. lower opening weak 40
decline Of 10 declined need
a. declined &C.. and closed weak a. 49, above the
lowest prices day sDsuop bush. future,
600 bush spot special delivery. including nerfdct
Mixed ~ 4; No. ? q 4sltc. in elevator a. f9c
afoat No White A. &C 10 arrive 10 for September
closing al -c: DO october 40 sc co,iDga
a &C. TO- November. 49ai 5O3sc closing 4974ci do
eceuber 5Osa5l 4c. closing at 5O1sc. do Januay 81
he closing 5lC. do February I-tasil
lots fairly active and 10 &c lower closing weak
OufiOus only moderately a. tive and = 10 80 lower,
Opening steady advance SC on May, te feeling then beame
* ana urfr-- &c and closed steady at the
lowest po I'D dav Sales 3S4 OOl bushels future AMI
siot including No. 40 Sic; do. White. 81 - -; No p
81 81 c TO- 3jC.. No White, SO &C.; Nike "
ern 81 SIC. White 80 4Oc. White state, 30 No
FOR September az 81 &C. DO october 81 &C. clos
IL ac. 10. November, 52'~ 33c closing az 81 c
DO December. closing az 33rc; 40 May 5o' 3hlsc-
closing IL 6a.c-..- FEED-Dull and unchanged 4o-b
80 6i SO o. coo CSC. 50 n. 7O475e, 100 10. ~ G0Oc;
: 4rls. elc.0sl. Rye Feed ljc. - $500
Prom akers private dallv circular sept ~, 1855;
Tie Italian wheat crop wheat imports wheat exports and
annual home supply including domestic and net imports OF
foreign The average crop Italy from l72 10 1879 nc.u
annual for that period not given 10y the
Italian Government reports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
DHILADELPHIA AND READING r. L.
l. ,NEWyERSEY CENTRAL DIV IsioN.


For PHILADEIPHiA and TRENToN' bound Brook
100 200 p m SUNDAYS. 400 s.i5A ~. $50 i2o5
Direct connection at WAYNE Junction for Germantown ana
Chestnut H at COlnmblaaye. tor ManayunA, COn.lO-
DRAWi No-it0oM CARS on all Dar Trains ana sIEEPISg
Returning leave PiTIADELPHIA Ninth and Green ,tA
$50 $50, $50 li.60 NJ rs S'i5 $40 s'i5 i2o5p "a.
at 5I0 10 10 e 800 i60 'a m l sHa 30 5S rs
For Loo KliAvEN, PEALE and PMILLIPsBCRG. Penn.
For I&iR%iAIs PORT srynyRy LE;w,IsnIyRo ana
FGI SEARlYS aq@ o h t $50 s. sansaS:
For sKTSS o sSi f} PI @ SO & Zoo $50 H.
100 / so 3I5' 5.4j D. m. sundays at 5:Sop IL.
For PHlfI3TH a. At sSo H. Iso sis 400 II
rd p B BIZ i1nii 1LENrowy and MAucH CHUNK
at 400 100 $780, m, l'OO 1870, 3'i5 Ji5 D. sundays
ro or I IS + at 400 ZOO H. 100 iso ,, 100
"a, ~ A. XII BhANcH at 400 So 10 30
rpf PPiLnMINGf6X ZOO $50 H.. 100 $780, 400 $50
$50 fanS al 90 gdS ZOO $50 1913
a. M 100 $50 2So Sis 100, 400 300 ,ao 5s5 Coo
$50 100 100 = -, 1880 p IA sundays 400. SO a.
10 i9e SIo $50 E N; 800 7oo 74s $40 oso ,oi.
Z 90 iSo i oS &c. 49, ss s' $50 80 10 49, 200 5S
sundays 400 si3 a. M, 1900 ~, 100. AGO. $50. oJ0
For S' PERfn AMpoY at 400, coo. SIS 1880 Iooa m.
i:3o 400, 4:so 300 sag "a Sundays 800 100 m
FS So, sS 100 a. m 1850 $50 400 40 S5 p a. sun.
rSr H{i fisf 600 SIS oS gSV so 400 500 NJ
Tor LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BARSEGAr at4Oo.
For "a aSfLAxrTe tcfTg. VINELAND and BRIDoEros
4.OOa m, l.3O y.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River via Sandy Hook
For HIoHLANDs, sEABRIeHT, LONG BRANCH SO
lOlJ a. IN. SsJ 300 y. sundays. $50 q m.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. $50. lo.i5A H.. sss.
70 PorP LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEcAr.
3:46 IN.
PLEASANT. l0l5a m, 345 u m.
Tickets be procured At foot OF Liberty ST. Pier No
North II, 2Gl, 2s7 AL, els LAO aud S23 bosf
IA reenwc6st iis I76 East i25th 81 i5S Bowery i9
CsnasL, and principal hotels m Newiork Guy In br?s-
yn at No Courtst lO7 Broadway SIS $50 Fultonst ylQ
$40 ManhatEsnave In Hoboken 25t Washington e. New.
York Transfer Company will cali tor and cheek baggage o
hotels residence to destination
J. +. WOOTEN, c. q. HANCOCK
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Age
H. r. BALDWIN. G. Z. p. Ayt. il9 Llbsrv 81. n. H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

N. tou1x Sept r7.-cnfd~-Rscsaps2 500 head; ship
month"; 100 mnrkes higher Choice Native
ping steera q A90sx 90, Common Fnr % 70as4 30;
Bupcner Steers - ee~94 To- Cows Hetfera. 70
s. ~ sockers and Fecferx - 259$4 90 Grnss Texans
Hces-Receipts 100 head: Shipments 400 market active
and nrn, Heavy g. soas5 l0' Packing - 40as4 50;
Receipts 800 heat Shipments 500; active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
RIVER BRANCH

4 NETWORK. NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD r. p
Harlem River station, 1921 ST. and
Lincoln ave, Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem
River reached by Third Avenue Elevated Raur0a) daily
except sundays at 645 90 To- TO- II o5 NJ 10 800
Point. Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester,
Tmpsous Bay Chester Pelham Bay, Barlow (Ciy Islan
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at New
Rochelle with trains for all ponts on tho main ne OF the
Nsw.YOrk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore Line
and AirLl DIVISIONS New-Canaan Aiddetown, New
Britain and suied branches and Boston and all point. east
Midnight train for lew ROch O. Ia and al intermediate sL
tons at 40 daily, except Mondays.
Sunday trains New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons al 1901 and b 30 the latter
Ing al New- Rochelle with trains 70 stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18

1sScs Oct, urc.; Nov 7eisc.; Corn duir; No 37sc
0Ass-No. q 25i<c kye-No u &c. Bariey-So Z 80 70
Proyiscns-Mess PORK Cash sept si0 S Oct slo So
ts-choce Creamery lsa lsc Dairy "a also ChsessBess
Cream. ed8oc- EgRS-Frrsh 151l5l Hsceipfo-rlour.
lll3e hbia Wheat 3l-255 bushi Barley. 81 loo. Snip
ments-Flour. 32645 bbls. Wheat $50 Barley 81, $50
PEORIA Sept 1ICorn guist High Mixed. 81 a9Ssc; No
Mixed. 37sd37ssc: New Rejected 3Ba03 oats-So
2Wmte 27gd2S 1ci No. Mixed. 25d26c Rye-So 2.
4S94912c Whskey-saes 81 IL. $4,000
BUSH Oats. $4,000 bush; Rye 1000 shIpments-Corn.
1900 bush: Oats. $1,000; Rye 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
P<r yortA River, resseJs aad Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrEF-Tthe market for Brazil growths Is a nominal
80 with The break IN the price OF options holders have re-
90 tbeir views the OF IL Fair Rio cargoes
Mia grades Tie option market opened weak at 10
- ~ fs decline and closed steady further reduction
81 20 points follows January. 955h960 febru-
~ b d0f o March, 955ds6o; April s5o 1880 sep
,s.her e75d9.SO: October S65d9.7O; November eOO q
49, Deccmher, S.GOae.65. Sales, l0O,5oo bags.
,orT0N price not changed to-day but the move
,ent was light sales 74S bales 4O bales last evening" all
-, consuupfion receipts to-day 1856 bales.
syn~ with SS26 bales this day last week, and l3Oio
taics this iag last YEAR 49,
onofons based the American standard Of Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE DTorerf Journal reports Cattle
Receipts 5000 BeaA shDmens 5000 market weak ship
ping steessS 50ast 10 stockers and Feers q Z5us ~ 40
Iowa Bulls and Mixed s. 6Od$3 90 Bulk f2 70 QS2 20,
Mfough Texas steers. az b01&5 IS.
Hsas-keeepts 1900 head shipments. 5000; market
hgAer Rough Mixed 81 l0dS4 50; Packing and ship
ng ~ 1885 % Light Weights - 95 9* SOL skps 81 so
AseD-Rece;pts. 1000 shipments. 400: market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

on and after Sept IL, 1856 trains viii leave West 42ds
station as follows:
All from downtown station, foot OF Jayst
North River, 20 minutes earlier than nom foot OF West
42dst
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 H., 1900 STOP. seepers
through.
St Louis 600 STOP m. sIeepers through
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 81 10
1880 900, $40 p. sleepers and dTawlngroon
Utica and Syracuse $40 900 a. m. 600 $40 p m.
Highland. POughkeep-le and Kingston $40 @1lO $3.50
II :25 a m. i:l5. 5000. $50 p. m. -
saugerues and Albany $40, F7lO $780, ll2o H. 4;lo
catsk 10. '7:lO 900 1926 m AIS. 'sOO $40 M
$3.50 1910 1l2J M AS. $40 p. and 900 ?. for
CransOns Cornwall and Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East 600 2. m.
Hamilton, London, $3.50 h H. @b:OO $40 2. m. Toronto
$3.50 a. m, 1900 $50 D.
Albany.
Lake George 1925 am.
Hobart $40 l1:25 Kaaterskn, Hunter, Grand Hotel
Station and PhGnca, 3lO ll25 l. p Par.Or cars
Grand Hotel station and 70 PhGnica for Hotel haaters
kill and Mountain House on 1925 Am train
Paenvile Cairo and Mountain House station $40, g:lO
II: a. IN. ParlOr TO Catsklll on 1925
daily. tDaiy, except Saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday
For tickets timetables parlor sleeping car accommOda
tions Information. apply at offices Brooklyn, 333 Wash
ngtonst 100 Fultonst Annex Office, foot OF Fultonst
West stations foot West 42dst, foot OF Jayst
North River and Penn r. r. Station Jersey City WestcottS
Express will call for and check baggage from hotels and real
dences. Orders be left at ticket Offices.
HENRY MONETT,
5Vanderbut-ave. General Passenger Agent