davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Ordinary
STAINED


Good Ordinary 51$lc L NS NM, Mtdilins 10 - 10
o. 'n rks fy iorva7 deliveries opened firm at an ad-
vance Of 6d7 points higher foreign markets and more
ACTIVITY AZ this point Late in the day there was In
creased business hardening rates the market leaving on
strong at 81 90 points on near and IA to 10
nonts on late months from saturdays closing prices
kales l27 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points IN and near
the city for the have been follows Erie, 1850
Of milk. 80 of condensed milk and $50 cans OF
cream: Susauchanna. 600 of milk. and % cans
Of cream NewYork City and Northern. 1920 cans Of
milk Harlem OBS Of milk, % 81 conden sed
milk and 1873 Of cream; New Haven and Hartford
$50 OF milk ontario and Western, $50 cans o.
milk 81 cream: West Shore, LOO cans OF
milk IS condensed milk and % cans OF cream
NeW-JerSey Central. 80 ~ milk. and 10 cans OF
cream: and by miscellaneous short routes isoo cans Of
milk and 80 cans Of The total daily supply has
been is 65 cans Of rN 2O5 condensed milk. and
5-3 cans Of cream average pr paid for the plat
form snrnlns Ia, been Il 80 can Of 40 Quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT or LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Tine Table VI July /, 1855
sHORIEsI AND QEIGhtHI HODTL fOIs


PHILADELPHIA
For HILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Beund BOOK
L ~ p m " suNbAis at IS $50. II IL 30
u have connection Tor Reading, Harrisburg Potts
Vile etc. a. n Tor Easion Bethlehem Allentown
40 70, Lake lIopatcorg. Easton. Bethlehem ana
90 m ior Remington. EastOn. Bethlehem. Allen
S 30 a m. Tor Remington Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
ton Reading Harrisburg, Potsylle, Tamaqua shamokn-
sunbury, Lewisburg WNlIamsport ,,., .,,..
Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc. 49,,
3:45 p N. FOR EastOn Bethlehem. ALLENTOWN s.aueA
Chunk, Wlkcs0aTre scranton, Tamaqua spainok IL,
30 D. u. FOR Pennington Lake Hopatcong. H.astons
300 ana 80 p N. Tor S oIneityale aa1 tlemnst9n
AS D. m for EasOn. Bcthlehem Allentown, Nauch
Chunk Healing IT,.risburg, ETC. On Sundays 30
p T. T. Is, 80, IL 10 a NJ, 80. 80. 30 T. 30
3 30 6 rs D. H. sundays, . 100 a. 4 100 D. m. fOr
Red Bank, long Branch IAsbuFy Park Ocean Grove,
ii Is a. H.. 1 80. 80. 30. 80 p m. -
4, Is 80 $50 P m for tarmnsdae. LAKE
a. NJ. 80 p m. FOR Beach Haven ATLANTIC
co. 6 90 10 . 30, 10 30 II 10 a, NJ 30 30
4 80 s. ) 30 615 D. n. sundays a. M. D. m
for Perth AmO0y SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BHHNCH QcEAN GEovE etc.
FROM PIER s. y. T.
For Highland Beach, seabrsht Mormouth Beach and
3:45 4 80. s 30 p. sundays 0 30 II 100 m.
For IS sron n. Asbury Park Ocean Grove. 90 co.
ii :o0 a. m. 90. AS. 80, 80 ,. n - ,
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 m 100 Saturdays
For Lakewood Toms River and Banegat 'So 700 m.
e CS and sror Car seats can b. procured a. H. ga
9s s5hst, is5 East 25th.st NewY York. courst go
VI. 10 TIansfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or reslaehee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesdoy, September D. 1000
BFANS AND PEAS.

Receipts Esans. 93j pkgs Peas LiVV r
exports beans 1888 pkgs peas l4'i Duah. a., rht.
beans, and the market j. -l ruling quite dnii ~
Marrow beans have settled 10 n. 20 ana pe-t h,u.
- Is Pea are very much neglected. and - ~ j. no d
asking than selling price Mni,e e"at ~ hut
and quotation f. dropped Ecl Nlunc,, ~
quiet -. About rs bags california L,E. nnoug
week SLOW sale Iut unchanged in price ot thDug
doing IN foreign beans establish values ir- ,ncn
still In store and considerable pressure 10 set ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

FoH RED BANK, LoNG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE.
AsBGiN PARK, OCEAN BEACH, SPRING LAKE
folNA CoMMENCING JULY ISIS ,r,r..,.
TRAINS LEAVE NfN-NOEK, toDT OF LIBERTY
ST. o. 10 % 30 Ill Is m, i 80 . 30 3 30
Ilas cAl ioss. 800. 4 30 3 30 8 10 T. Sundays
Fry1HyV FOOT 'CoRTLAEDT AND DEsDEossEs SITS,
4 40 10 % 10 a a. 4. 30, 3 10, 3 80
Gmlted express except Red Banjo. 20, 90 90
u Ia Sundays, 10. 10 a 100 D. m
denotes express tralns
RUFUS BLODGETr J. T. WOODn II. BALDWlE y.
Supt 6en.iaA A--i'i' l. =" MI Il ri
CUORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston. Newror. and the East Express leaves Grand
I'M Narragansett Pier, Newport and Providence and
Boston. 90 p. Limited Express Tor Newport PROV.
Itcnce Boston. II 30 D. n. Night Express
uort Providence Bost0n-daily paisen parlor Cars or
lleeping Cars destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
STEAMBOATS,.

TROY BOATS. lighted throughout ~
"a electric lights, connect with trains OF DELAWA NH
IND HUDSON and FiTCHBURG Railways steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier ~, n ~.
foot Chrisopherst dply except SATURDAY, p m sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Sept. /, Aug %,
1919 lSSS

Hay AND sTRAw-supplies fair ana p,ices i.ine
WIFI demand docs not show Huch loce ia'-
Choice soc No. new, SOuS5c No. 2 O1@i1c Clover,
Zoe shpptnc 6Oc straw-LOng rye. 7Oa1oci shoit rye
HEMP AND JUTE-The demand light one ana prices
,on~tn.l On hemp Sales 1000 bales Jute bu''s lal"I
ouaIt,S ~ Quotations Manila hemp spot Ionl-
nal: Sssl hemp lie Butts 1-sc for paper 20 10Y
mixing aud . 1879 lac for bsgging qualify
uOPS-The marke, is nrn. Dealers pck W
everything Is cheap and tIeyeIs D"s rro1
81 1ss9 ns, l5e do Fair Good. llal2c do Common
Sai0c: a. dds 5d7c Pacific Coast crop 1851 oei'c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
FALL RIVER LINE
4 FOR BOSTON. NEWpORT FALL RIVER, PROV
IDENCE art Az Eastern points. ,,rc,-,trn


BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
Sulen.li orchestra attached to each vessel
Leave Ncw-lork from Pier Is, n. H. told Mob foot
Of Murray-s,.. n follows: -
ton Fi;chburg New Bedford Martha's vineyard, Nan
tu~xet and local points old Colony Railroad
Gl5 D. m.-FOr Newport and Fail River, due Newport
about as Fail River a. connecting with express
trains and through for Boston, Cape Cod Lowei,
white Mountains &c. . 81
SUNDAYS. leave Nrw-Nork ~ . 80 p. IN Tor All
points. Returning leave Boston : ,. m
Connection by Annex boat daily from BiooAyn p m; /;
Jersey City D. m. Tickets and -atrfoOms may ne Cd
ainei in Nes YORK at 2o pol u 9!A 957 and S2s
1913 BoTcry. Aston House ami Windsor Hotel; Line
once Pier - " r.. and steamers. -
GRO L. CONNOR. g. p. 4. BORDEN LOWELL AgtS
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S. WEST
vi Point Cornwall, Ncwbrig, New Hamburg. Milton
luughkeepse. Hyde Park E0n' ~ and Kingston. Every
weekday Vcstry-st. 10 AMI West 2et-t 80 D. m,
excepting Sundays when she leaves one hour earlier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
OIL MARKETS

OIL CITY. Penn. Sept National Transit Certihc,ts'
openeh az q3s. highest 90 b lowest 927s closed % e.
sales ga 900 barrels clearances. 24S0OO0 barrels
5linrent. ia 29S barrels runs ll037i barrels.
National Transit opened at 93t closed at "a II
highest. 951 lowest, 927s
BRApFoRp Penn Sept 4-Natonai Transit Certihcates
opened closed at "a y highest 95h lowest 92s;
cearanccs. $4,000 bbs
TITrsyILrF Penn. sept Additional Transit Certificates
Opened AT O3ss highest 0G lowest, 92's closet eis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
SPIRITS OF rURPEN,ISE.

SPIRITS OF fURPEN me.
CHARLESTON. Sept 4-Turpentinc steady az 354c
SAVANNAH sept. 4.-Turpentino quiet At SAC
WILMINGTON. Sept 4-Turpentne steady at $50
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Sept 4.-spanish golt 1881 d239s4 Exchange
quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
O9l, O17 3 $50, ;

ntal 5.O0l ,O47 7sO.53s 5.416,4OG
me weekly Official New York Produce Exchange report
o, he visible supply Of grain showed an Increase com
y.sns with last week zoos ,72l bushels wheat, OF
- 550 bushels corn ard 2oJ 4O2 bushels oats, OF
y5lf bushels rye and decrease of 81 7s5 bushels barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
PEOPLES LINE
/, IRANy ROtTS

AIRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN KiCHMoND Leave
Iier Al North River OF Canast 1t q T. NJ. daily
SUNDAYS excepted Freight received until the hour Of
deuarture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket, Offices, A. IT,. BIZ.

ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 40l, 3l.s
II IN ami 957 Broadway, l53 ~ Bo"ey isI We.tsss
battery Place, ChamDefs and 2Si street isr,ss Sev-
Wiiifsmsbure corner Newark Hui-oh So iioooken
and New Station Jcrsey CITY where gleAsSs i a,s
r Checking and Iansfer Of baggage ooisned *
press trains leave 231.st minutes earlier thn t sao"n
from thamDers--t. local trains 20 10 minutes escf
TO Buffalo; luilmzl sleeping coaches HorDeisYle "
Cincinnati and Cleveland 60 -, -.
10 80 N, week days Delaware valey Ehpses psf'"s
p m. daily Chieago and Louis Limited" sold
Pullman tlan Of day and buist sleeping eotenss - All
st Louis; no extra charge Tor last tine re- .,..o,-,
Coaches To- biashanton 6wego. Ema. Rochester isuf
falo Cincinnati and Chicago "a m
Ruthertord and rassae4. -. O. T. 80 :3o 10 20
30 so 10 80 80. O. 10 80 p. m; u night
Also to Rutherford 3d. a. M 80, , 20 " IA 70
1885, 1875 q ~ nooa a. AZ, 's"i 80 'S 80
esSS 70 20 e q 70 z P s.sS;
$50, S.56 ss: 30 I 49, 10 20 10 30 P;
/? 4 Gsst 5u9aaS a. a. 80 % 20 "a Il Rssn
Newark and Paterson. via Newark5 .45, 80 ., $50
g. 10 NJ; IL night mig Sundays M: $50
R%sSSoSi Ard Saasr q t45 7S2 80
i Slsht AZ % Elise~ood, 80 p % n "A
49, ~ ts 4 e g. 1sn' ., 40 90
sS e SaS sy. As o 10 30 a. N ? 80 p "A
Co sSnag q gOg So o. 10 80 NIL 30 30 3d.
50 D. III. sunday -, 30 ~ ~ 9 80, ?. m
Mlddletown and pors Jerws-i AS 80. o. 80 a No;
fsPrs.: ; ts. 10 J The Yves, arrive IN NewYols a.
7C g. y ! e Sr 4 Ri and 10 20 L. p FARMER
Cent supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

CUION LINE. ,.,- .
FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIN ERPOOL
Leave Pier IS. y. T. foot Of kIng-st
ALASKA Tuesday September II. Q .. N.
WYOMING . Tues1Iy. sept .Inbel Is. $3.50 D.
.IIZOS. TUESDAY, Sept 25 IN.
WISCONSIN Tuesday October , . p m.
NEVADA Iu sady, Oet0pcr >, ID a. m
Cabin passage $50, 500. $50 and 500 Second Cabin.
sou ."t M s'IT NDlRHfLL CO.. IS Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
PROVIDENCE LINE

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER,
AL Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE FOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND lnd MASSACHUSETTS,
Meeting with through eApress tai9s for Boston eayns
d 5g' Wit At oan an 10 ' M a. 1hoagR nFoi
cars. Reevess renowned orchestra on each steamer
ienee 10 destination Tickets and state-rooIs secured
POI 257 POI 3 397 42 90 Boadway Asor II9gs. Coz,
summer sxca:oa book with rates and route oEocx
- Cen &c Pas As; Asst Pass. Ast, 20 Box BOIL
hudson AND COXSACKIE.
III ELEGANT sTEAMhE kAATI ;iiskIIl; leaves Is ron
SATURDAY at m Gonnget7s Win Boston ana Al
DONDOTT. KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
Ii Mountains landing Cra1ston's West Point Com;
Fsopus connecting Ulster an! Dellsare stony Glove
C2l,E 29a ,I5 va BrSLDwS Iesye
event wsl9y at MEN Y 6 2F R & leaves at
l r. m landing only Ncwburg and PoCghkeepsie, con
meeting WIN special uan through the Cask Mountains
STONINGT0N- LINE. FOR Dr., NV, ,,ov,
DENCE WORCESTER and points north and east VIA
PER 30 & H. one BLOCK above Canalst p daily,
except sunday Through aF2g car IeenHG bon .xta
charge Baggage checked from residence TO destination by
TeRets an4 On sale at 2o7 257 2e s
so7, 421 957 Broadway Astor House Cosmopolitan ana
wT9'q5 HotiIs Fl Offices "e'c0''s o. R ERGGs
Asst Cen Pass Act Gen. Pass. Ase
TO NEW-HAYEN, 75c. .,o,
Steamers H. NoRTHAM and H;d leave
+ ff'n 1 m connectns at Ne Haven vim special trains
YOKE e. Throurh tickets sold and baggage checked
94i broadway New-YorA ana .u.-,,.,., Ir.o..ya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships
n NFN-ApkK AND LIVERPOOL.
: : CITY or ROME sails Wednesday, sept. ., 3 D. N
AID every fourth Wcinesday thereafter
CABIN. 50. $50 AID $50. second class. SO
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Furncssia sept. s. a. Ancholia sept %. a m
rthlouia. sent - D. ~. Deyouia sept 20, noon.
Rates Of Passage ~
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL
Cabin s45 and .5j second class, $50 Storage, 500
Travellers Circular Letters 81 Credit aud Drafts Tor any
amount Issued lowest current rates.
For hook 81 Tours oG further information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS, : Bowling Green. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NEw-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY Trains leave from ferries At West sai
We-t 4ai.rL Z so a m. Jay. rs a. m for Mid.
diet0wn Fas5urg Monticello, Liberty. Walton, Dchl.
Norwich. tica, Rome oneida Fulton. Oswego. buffalo.
Detroit Chicago.
Nest 42lst, 10 a. m. Jayst SO a. nl for Wall.
XII Valley stations Lakes M0hOnA, MnnewsskA Md
dlotown Eenyille, Falsoure Liberty. Whit. Lake
42d-st. 10 p. IL. Jay -. 30 D. IN. for
waikiki Valley stations, Lakes Mohouk Mlnnewasks,
NlIAl. town, Boomncburg t4lcnNue. Nj Dae AOnLl.
cello FailsSurg Liberty White Lake. Roe kiand
West 42.st 20 D. Jay-sL. q 10 y. m. daily tor
Middle;swn Falisbue' Liberty Walton, Norwich. oneida
Oswcgp Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago. ST Louis
Buffet sicepeFs TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
saturday hafhollday West 4ad.s,.. rs D m JAY.
A. / 90 D. H. ior Campbell Hal Middle n. lsloors-
rcburr EUenylc Fall.Durg. Monticello, Llbcry Xhlra
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton, Delhi.
Pullman Drawing Room seats and bcrths reserved
3O- c-oat. A., Tire id5cs. u0kctS Sc. at 9O7. 3O7,
94i 1913 l.foadway 73 dthayc.. l3f Fast i25th.sI.
-o' "''' j. C. ANDERSON. g. +. A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEKSsL a.,
sTLrsss sA Tensay Coster 6parEh and Syask
: 20 :, 90 & 20 1000 and IL 30 a. m 10; -;
midnight sundays co. % 80 ~, 30 T. ~ 20 10
D. M For Manuel spring valley Money ara iss
S.n,a.v sneclsl 10 as noon Additional trains To JEW
XIII ard way. . 40 a m. 80 2. m .-.+-t..--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
BUT1T+R

Receipts for the week, 35o42 pkgs Exports ,T,,'.d
nkgs iIlph GRADES Of fresh table butter hn.C ~
10 advance under steadily improving trace lu ,nnv
n,rtaf il e quite firm such next grade bcoN 'I
has Strengthened IL sympathy with fancy ana ke,p
mn unite closely but medium 10 good quaiiils n
arlV Of held stock remain very du ana prves I
i,rro,cd i'm Tine slightest Low grades some thls
P ,ifract considerable attention and Il i easy 10
seu AZ quoted rates. state Creamery pals VIZ M a
.rarca I'm 10 to-day the supply apl"are1 70 -
t-ie anger and There were some loi, - JoD sne
price 81 fancy g uaN ,r1 nv slc Fancy State tubs
H. >, abin Al ~ l2d23c FN:a western j. lGnt III iS
reroin and soils quickly at 22d-I lie Ituol t.t' .
an occasional marx Iowa. chiefly separator EoosS
ri,ced M 81, hut il has become an cstao'IthrI a.
80 ,r.Iinc Extra hrss from Is 12a2O lie
or,olIiup To lie oio-cncs, 81 The grazing
lile state dairy arriving and prices are s,eaiS ..
~ ,r medium 10 fine haiftub Imitation creamery
~ til hon nn. but grades not much
,r,ntcd Western dairy quiet. but hed steady on az.
=, tor host invoices June factory held win
la NOR confidence. Fresh made gods sell prev!
"",oi al I3013c only occasional very poor lot eo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamer

For oTEFNsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CIIItN GO &C.,. Saturday, Septemtef > a. n
CITY or RICHMOND Salurday; sept TO- "a 50 D m
dry OF BFEIfN =. saturday sept 30, II 30 a H.
From Inran per, foot Of Grand St jersey Lityr ~
cAHIN PASS AGE, $50 and Upward sECOAD ChB-
IN outward, $50 and $50 prepaid $50 SAEEl'""A-
'-O' PETER WRIGHT. : SONS, General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
TRAlNs FOR BOSTON

Scw.York Rad New England
New;Y9rS, w-Haycn and Hartford Roads
Leave NV YORK 10 A. NJ, 3 T. NJ, IL 80 T. NJ.
ArF.ye BOSTON ! 80 r NJ; g T. M A. Nj.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
- 90 p Daily. including sundays
Sleeping car Accommodations ca, Of ,cxss
oQees. 80. Broadway, and Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
NAME STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

vi The only direct line u
PORTLAND, Ne, and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Steamer Winthrop leaves every Wednesday. steamer
FlcsnOf every SATURDAY a, p m Competing a fort
and RAILROAD lines foi bar II DOl
0id orchard To- and Spring. White Mountains. Easport
ST. John and all points In Muine New Bruns"ick and Can
Id Fare 10 Portland. 50 Excursion, IS To Cottage
Civ q Excursion. -; Ba, Hsbo, = tScursion ~
includinr berth ~Ior freight ana passage
AMY to HORATIO HALL. AgsnL ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
The Old Route
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

ofICkFSr. CHEAPEST AND BEST.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE steamers MATTERS
KILL aud CA1sKlLL leave every week DAY AZ p m
from foot Jay-s. Mr.. conn citing th Catskh Noun
tain ard Cairo T. T. Tor list ~ houses rates &c,
scnd 10 pier or address w ]. HUGHES Cat.kill. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Receipts FOR week af5 bbs and 10 $40 cases thleI
oderate rcccpt and fair demand the market nas ruiz
firm and In sellers favor since our last report price,
ing an advance ~ about IT. per doL At me '"s' ~,
moderate oNeriuQ- NJ fancy Canadian selling mainly a.
10 &c and while price Is In instances fea'heo
on really fancy Ohio and Michigan barrels there Is hGt
enough business any Western above - -fc 10 esasn
bI-hcr ou,,otion Iowa and Illinois selling
eeea Ar gc Tor hest quality AZ the close, occasional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New YORK and Antwerp weekly.
RHYNLAND wednesday Sept D. % p M
wEsIEKNLANp c,,o wed sept and zo 10 80 1,d
$40 10 slGO Second Cabin, $40 Excursion S12 and
rTrrR WIGHT s Sons GenT Agts Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN CHINA 'rco
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO
prom New-Yurk. pier foot " Canal-st, " X
For the Isthnus OF Panama.
NFWpOET sail, Monday. September TO- noon.
From san Francisco, lot and blannan sts.
For China AMI japan.
CITY OF RIO DE NERO sails We'd Sept ~ s D. NJ.
For freight passage and genera Information Apply at
conranris oiice on The pier. foot Cagal-st, y. T.
H. j. BULLAY, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05
Ocean Giedmfrs.
TAPAN-CHINA.
y nCCTDE\TAT. AND ORIENTAL

c.rr1S SATURDAY September 90
UUnnIIESttS Thursday october Is
mo Wetne sday. November T.
oGFtNGC Wednesday. November 25
" NsS1tpeerby Appointcd-supcror Accommodations.
Reservation can made by letter or telegraph TO- ana
cabin plans 81 and $50 Broadway Ne"-Yofk or
ponn "a Railroad Building, san Francisco ,,.
MUM - ~ LELAND STANFORD, President
T H. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Receipts tho week ca Cos pkgs Exports 20 ~. e.
for the week. - go h0Xc, There have p,en W. ,,s
ch,,rcs In tho market during the week. More srchElh
was shown DAYS than others but nuy9r' renf
on eyuort a, count continues light but Win S.raI
improving home trade and prospects Of moderate aita
again mi, week the feeling Is fairly firm on faIcy >
factory coorei sc about all that can be u.r,hnil
an Tor exno but some Of gilt edge lots are nov Cd
tsinable al that White firm as colors anu .d
lots are easier bought than sold az &c mlcr .s
~ fIll cream are slow al from Sac down ohIS
and mart skins are dul except for small sizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-05

Geese Southern Southwestern. per pair 81 25de 81
Geese, Western. per pair 81 -v "SI "
rpafr
, 1888-09-04
THE FLAG WENT DOWN.
A Labor Day Procession at
Cleveland.
Anarchists Unfurl the Blood
Red Flag.
But Get Hard Knocks from the
Honest Toilers.
Labor Day.

New YORK, Sept. 3.-Labor Day hol-
iday was appropriately observed here and
elsewhere throughout the state. Bust
ness was practically suspended. The ex-
change and banks were all closed. The
great feature of the day was the labor
parade and games of all kinds and festi-
walls in many parks.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-There were two
labor parades and picnics here, one by the
Knights of Labor and one by the trades
unions. Both were followed by picnics.
The former laid the corner stone of the
bricklayers' temple. Among the notices
carried were: America Has Laborers
Enough to do Her Own Work. No More
Cinnamon or Contract Laborers, Strict
ly Opposed to Tenement House, Chinese
and Prison Made Cigars Carpenters
Will Never Vote for any Candidate Who
was Nominated in a Scab Building" This
is supposed to refer to the building in
which the Republican national convention
was held, as it was erected by non-union
laborers.
, 1888-09-04
Notes from Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. IA dispatch
from Oaxaka says the merchants having
refused to receive money worn By use
provoked a riot which was quelled by the
military. The government has ordered
the banks to redeem the worn coin.
Gen. Carlos Diaz Gutierrez has been
unanimously reelected governor of San
Luis Potosi.
Ysidro Pastor & Co. have started an
opera company for the northern frontier
which will give an initial performance in
San Francisco and then make a complete
tour OF the United States.
A Vera Cruz dispatch says: Gen. Lopez
Mendoza was shot to-day on the train by
a young lawyer.
Mr.. Huller, who received from the gov
ernment large grants of land in Lower
California, has returned and reports the
colonies in a f1ourishing condition. The
government will aid him 10 the utmost in
removing the employees who are hostile to
American immigration.