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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-24
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L LEASING
PARTICULAR
| EOPLE.

The quickest way to
find out the kind of
OVERCOAT you think
you want is to come
right in here and toss
over our stock. It's
perfect. You can do
as we'll as if you had
come in October; and
the more stress a gen.
tleman lays on his no.
tons of essentials in a
fine Overcoat the bet
ter. We like the pleas
ure of pleasing partic-
ular people.
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Immense bargains to behad at Hamburger S
Fire and Smoke sale.
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shAION PERRY
Perry Building, Ponnsyivuuil nyanue corner of
Ninth street. Established lain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR1RACK TRUNK LINE
On and after July H. trains leave


Sh saS siI SfS 5SS s sfsffS ssEs
Largest and Finest Passenger station in America b,
Albany. Troy and syracuse s-N''''' CO.,
mr. ess s ana MSn rse 5 sgss
fs.tsourg ana MontGea also % ST. A.oshs North
Greek, schroon LAKE. Blue Mountain Lake &C. Drawing
70 30 a. m, FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS thMTEp composed 5d 0 SSa a
for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester banao Nnsara
co1ns IN F r 20 nSgs Az IL neA' 0''
Ito 80 a. M. Chicago Express for Niagara Falls, To-
ronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit and
drawing Csnandagua, Rochester, and Rich
til 80 m, western NewYork and Northern Express.
p n. Saratoga liHited. Runs saturdays only.
nf"s S SaF ana 5s @ oa
80 2 % r and aI T sge T Runs
LAKE george On sa5gE4sys yn,Ds ,,t T,ov CON-
FOR WiliamstOwn. North Adams and intermediate
+ p. m Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex-
press for NIAGARA Fails Buffalo SUSPENSION Bridge 10
Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago, with sleep
10 p. n. Tor Clayton daily, including Sunday, for
Pau smiths daily except s1srday Through Sleeping
= 80 .. m. Montreal and Canandagua Express daily
sleepngcars to Pattsburg AM Montreal via Rouses Pons
sad VA ~ MSans also Oan wa So AIDaas ana Vasa
except sunday sunday train does not run west Of Albany
= .oO D. n Iof AlnOhQack MOInldiLe, ldAt Oha<y,
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake saranae, Paul Smiths, &c,
via Plattsburg and Chateaugay Railroad also 70 Luz
North Creek. schroon Lake Blue Mountain Lake.
via Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad Sleeping
New York PlatJsDufg and North Creek.
p m, Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 a.
Buffalo 3 .35 a. m. and Cleveland l % D.
I'll 80 p m, Fast Night Express for Rchhed Springs
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland.
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago,
with sleeping cars Sleeping TO Canandaigua on
Sundays only. 81
II midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga,
t4 5S & LSSS k snSr a
and Richneld Springs Sleeping-caFs TO Albany.
Tickets and space in drawing sleeping
sale Grand Central Station 4l3 $50 and 942 broadway,
u Park place, 1 Battery place o. West l25thst and
13sth-st- Station, New-Y YORK 1913 Washington and $50
Fulton Sta, Brooklyn. and 70 4th-st, Williamsburg
Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
Run daily others daily except Sunday Stop a. 13sth-
st. stat n g. take up passengers for North and West
J. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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rrRnpEAx rRonrcE MARKEra

LivEnrooL Aug l-S:3o D. m.-neet-Holders offer mod.
eratev. Pork-EOders offer sparinglY. Hans-H Oters
Offer sparngy hort cut firm At So. Bacon-oders Offer
spsrlngly Cumberland mr. ~ sos short rib firm
5ls long firm s-s Cd shoulders firm At as OIL
Ca-e's- Holfers Offer moderately Tallow-Holcrs offer
srafu yy 2Ss. ROsih-In poor demand
fpiri', Of Tnrpenfne-U offer moderately Rosa-
Holder. moderately Lar-Spot and utnres Holfers
moferaleiy WeSrrn-spOt AM august firm at
ass Cd. do septober aud Oet'ber. hrm az fss Wheat
Holders offer moderately. ~. Winter steady IT
No spring steady Ga 9ili Fl0ur-H oilers
No Spring far at 81 a. Corn-spot ant Futures
In fAir demand: mixei We-rern-spot steNdy IA ;
August steady az - I'D do. september. steady az
Is III. Hops az London NewYork State-HOldsrs offer
moderately.
LOSpoS Aug. ii u m.-Calcutta lnseod. SGs Cd
quarter linsecf OIL lss I'll per cw refined petroleum. Sad
aGasf per gallon.
ANTWERP Ang. l.-Wleoxs lard closed at lo2 francs
ceaiues per loo kilos.
ANTWERP Aug l. Petrol~um-Flne pale American Is
francs 30 paid and francs CO confines sellers
BREMEN Aug. l.-Petroleum. marks 40 ptennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE August cotton quiet Middng lo'.Sllc.
Tour firm steady Howard street and Western
8 5OGS2 So Extra 10 IS 0O93 50. Family do 81 10 %
$50 civ Mills suDerhne 81 30 az S. Extra DO % 03 IS
DO Rio Brands 81 "a So Pataosco Family s. 25 90 Su
perla,ve Patent IS 50 Whea-southera active, lower
fgtz s6G9-c; Longberry - 095c Western hlgher No
Z Winter Red spot 81 G0lls do August 9lL0el%o; do
September OIL &c; December "a 3o4.c Corn-southern
oaeL steady: White 90 Q62c: Yellow 5Sd 500 Western
eu and easier; Mixed spot 81 952se August 62 152te
scutenber 52Q652Ac Year z6Q46.c. Oats dull and
easy 35a4so; Pennsylvania S5 043c western
White 42S44c Western Mixed 39Gilc Rye steady
P..ae steady. firm Prime 10 Choice
Western abs 509l9 o. Provisions hrm and higher ;
Ness Pork SIS IS Bulkmeats Shoulders ani Clear RID
Sides packed S492c BacOn-ShOulders Sl9c Clear Rib
sides 9ae Hams l3alic Lard refined at 9sac Butter
nm; Western packed li0l6c; Creamery lS02Oc. Eggs
quiet 1872 lac Petroleum steady kerned TIC Coffee
Gull RIO cargOeS. fair AT Ia &c sugar hrm "A" soft
fc Copper refEsd steady l3 lac Whiskey quiet ut
81 26dSl IS Freghts Liverpool per steamer firm :
Cci;on s2d Flour per ton Grain Bid. Receipts
Iour COCO Wheat 1891 Uo bush Corn 1000 1nsn
oats 5000 bush. Rye 800 bush Shipments-FOur 400
bbs Saes-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 5000 BUSH
CHICAGO August 1.-The leading futures ranged as
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GRAIY AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRR DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORR DEALINGS
The general market for cereals yesterday ruled some
what higher solely manipulation backed by inc I'M
settled OF cable advIces Public cables were weak
lower while private dispatches generasJ re-
ported nrmer markets and bad weather in Europe inc
latter generally had weight with operators ana WIN
q fairly active market, the bulls had little dmeuy IN
advancing prices Wheat options opened al 3SG1-o al
vance, and sold up 34G1 Ia cents In the cary dea
ings over Tuesdays closing prices. This was lolloNcu
by slight reaction when declines OF Sal 10 were
recorded, but after rally the market closed sog az
aggregated $4,000, 900 bushels Following are the
closing prices: August 50 Ia September % Y Oes
tober 81 7-s; November, 05 - December 80 Ii ana
May, 100 J-S The dealings IN spot wheat were srsll
Exporters $4,000 bushels Corn options were fairly
active and higher and IN sympathy with wheat opening
14G3s higher, and sold up 1884. closing nfm az me
best prices OF the day follows; August d ~ sep,em
Der, 30 october, 55 IA November 81 IL December
81 SO and January, 40. The speculative dealings
day with light supply and closed firm az best hgures
Exporters took 900 bushels mainly 20 arrive spot
oats 1iQI2 higher and only moderately active
Options decidedly active and opened led IA
prices the day follows August, 80 IL; septen
20 and October 30 The total sales were over
with dull business and closed firm NJ the highest hgures
as follows August, 40 To- september, 90 TO- OCTOBER
80 November, - 25 December and January, 81 80
Cash lard quoted at 80 20 nominal -, ,,,, -,
The arrivals reported New York. Philadelphia Bal
timOre and Boston as follows Wheat 49, 100
20 154 bushels oats. OF bushels total
grain, 30s 276 bushels; -four 293O barrels AZ Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St Louis the arrivals were neat
bushels total grain 72612O bushels four 1886 bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt and
Deshrosses follows:
80 a. NJ for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
a. m. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra- Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car TO
Emlra.
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
70 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg
$40 p. m. for Pi.tston ard principal intermediate
points. Chair 20 l.. and =. Junction.
40 p. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection Reading and Harrisburg Chair TO
Mauch Chunk.
p. IN. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buf-
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper Lyons.
10 p. m for Laurays and Intermediate points.
Trains leaving at a. NJ, D. and 40 p m. con-
meet for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk, Hazeton and intermediate
points.
AS p. N. for Coplay and intermediate points
p. m for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buf-
faC and the west Pullman sleeper TO Lyons.
General Eastern once S35 broadway
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COTTON MARKErs-HY rELEaRApH.

LIVERPOOL. Aug ii m.-cotton-rhe sales o: tho
included $500 bales American Futures closef steady.
auds Low Mlicng clause. August delivery. 3ibsL
sellers August mi September delivery. 2o6td sellers
September and October delivery l7J4d bny october
AMI November delivery. ll-uid buyersi November and
Deccn delivery lN6td December and January
deliycrT e64t. BUYERS. aud February delivery
0-t4d sellers February ami March delivery 1854
sellers september delivery. 20Oit sellers
oALvKsTox. Aug. l.-Cotton - steady. Mdfling. lo
Low Miding. pH. Good Ordinary. 81; oct and rroas
bales balos sales. Do bales
stock. g43 balea
NORFOLK. Aug Lection - Steady. Middiine. l0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

EUYFALo Au-. l.-Crnf>-Rereipts last % hours 1876
head Total for week thus tar Gij hea For time
1899 head Consigned through IS OF
Nsw.Nork NOmlnaliy uclangel
Sac'p-recouts - $500 head. Total
week 10 600
1900 head Cons gn-i through IL Of which 10
New.YOrk. On sale - Market steady. Common
s. 500s4 Good Choice - 256si 75 Extra So Good
20 Choice Western Lambs - OO8f6 30.
Hocs-Recepts iast 20 1870 head Total TO- tbs
week thus far 1880 hotL For time last week
% $50 had C0usguci through So Ia Of which
Ncwyork sale cars. Firm selected Workers slow at
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and receipts. 10 bales exports cosstSisa ~
bses; sales, IS bales stock, l,Ooo oaics
SAVANNAH Aug 1-Cotton-steafy and firm Middllns
10; Low Mfdng o. Good Ordinary 81 nes ana gross
receipts l55 bales EXPORTS coaswise 5z3 oalesi safes
II bales stock. 542 bales
CHARLESTON. Aug. l-Cotton-Quet Mianing ~; ne.
bales exports coastwlse bZo paesi
sses. 233 bales s;ock, 222 bales
NEw.oRlEAys Aur l-Cotfon-Nomna. Middling. l0i ;
Low Middng 9ssi Good Ordinary. sasi net and gross
receipts exports 2l25 bales sales eo
bales stock 81, / so bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
FRUITS AND BEERIEs-rREsH.

Apples have been large supply. and while choice
hand picked stock in shipping order has met fair demand
prices ruled IN favor and show decline
Good lots " fair request ana steady South
grapes plenty and sell ye.y slowly unless OF eX
ccpuonay choice quality Peaches IN Larger supply
mostly IOth and early sorts from Maryland ana Deawae
there is fair demand Tor prime well grown fruit IN
ranges quoted tGrflnfs scarce and higher Black
berries improved slightly the close Of but
plenty to-day and dragged heavily lower
prices Rod Fasphcres very IRREGULAR IN quality and con
diOn few extra fancy dry lots exceed Quotations but
the iaaLcS below sales Uuckleterrles
in moderate supply and prime dry lots rule shade nFEe
Waterne In large supply and lower MuskmeOns OF
reilly fancy quality bring full prices but the market
burdened with DUAL ues which neglected
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ON and after JULY !. lesS.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork, via DesbFosses and Cortands
Harrisburg Ptsburs and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 700 a. NJ 100 lDning Car and p M
Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at 200
wiiamsport Lock Haven, 100 a. m, 100 p. n Cory
and Erie a. go p M connecting at CORY Tor Titus
For Lebanon ~" 90 a. m 20 p H. and 10 10 night
For Norrstown, Phenxvie. Pottstown and Reading.
ang 700 D. 500 sSsaSy 700 aq5 ana 90 m Saturdays
Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited Wash.
ETPrss Of Pgm&2 PaTo5 Cas- 81 day except
daily with Dining Car, at 40 p M arrive Mashing
sunday. IL and al n, 20 and D. n and Il Is
For Atlantic City. II 10 m, 100 and 100 p. week
For cags Nay ZAP lea, S' S6n SnY .n1
tions wa Rahwsy and Amb0y 80 10 and 10 a M.
On SUNDAY, rs and 10 a. H. and D. IN do not
For I'D Point and Norfolk via New.York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad p m, daily via Baltimore
and lay Line, 80 p. m week days -,
trains at Jersey City, arordng a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave Nev-York, via Desbrosses and
G 90 90 S, o. Chicago Limited, with Dining Car,
and TO- Washington Limited. and II m, II 20, l. 2.
Accommodation, 30 and II 10 a m, 40 and D. m.
Sundays, Express 8 10, 0 g Limited and 10 a. m.
= -, .. - D; ~ ana y D. H. anu i 10 hish~
Trains s0p eaSins daily except Sunday at s.
ana 5 Sunday Connect At Trenton q Tor ~ Camden ana
Ticket 0fces Nos. !, 435, $40 and ~ Broadway,
Courtsi Brooklyn Annex station, foot Of Fulton.
brooAlyn; Station, Jersey city, Emgrant Ticket oice
The New. York Transfer Company will call for and
check c basgase from hotels and residences woon
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
POULTRY AND GAME.

Of live spring chickens continued liberal
and prices hare ruled 70 ay IN buyers favor lust
az the close when ne demand for fine large stock Is
improving little and prc', show a hrmpr tone Dut
az small and medium Weights o. which q lrge nart -
the supply consists an. Still dull and barely sfeady
Fowls also show some further reduction but clos firm
BOOSTERS easier. TsFAfys unthlnGed fair demand for
choice small Fancy ducks and gerse would ssll we'll
possibly little higher than quote but the kinds
generally Offering ar quiet
Dressed sprlc chickens and fowls have favored buyers
until JUS the close. when the demand better and
moderate, prices showing
ph!a urlmpiovci but largo chickens inc sd
for small sizes very dun IN competition with Western
Dressed turkey quiet spring duck, castor. old ducks
move very slowly. squads quiet and unchanged.
Woofc0ck viii be legally salabla after today and ~,
quoted II per pair probable opening price Irozcn
snlpc am pOse4 quiet, bLt steady.
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offered, compr-ng ABA woods LARGELY OF baE1z
There thin attendance and but little demand me
prices tbs fully f4rthng easier or 10"
WOODS halfpenny asier mohar and halipenny 10
per easier for cancels hair. -.
ANTWERP Aug l-rhe present series OF wool sales here
closed day No further change elected There vas
n good attendance the demand was active i"enHs
three hundred bales orore OF which oSV ors %
Ayres a. S1 francs per lOO ki,os
an U00 bales OF Montevdeo at O5G5O5 francs per 100
Itsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF July l. 1ess -, NJ,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.
X FOOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHGLA b5EfLPIiffiX and T!ESToNl Bound Brook
E?q b. sUNbA2s at a n AS 2 @ 30 70 p "
Trains leaving a, A. az, II a. H. 10 4, 30 80
vile e5e n TOT Easie .,d Bethlehem Glc Allentown
5:45 for Lake Hopatcong, Easton' Bethlehem and
100 a. m. for Remington EastOn, Bethlehem Alien
S 30 a. NJ for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, EastOn,
ton. Reading HARRISBURG Pottsvie, TamaQua, Shamokin
D. H. for Remington Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown
Mauth Chunk Reading, Harrls6urg. etc ,,.,..
Chunk. Wllkesbarre. Scranton, Iamaqua shamokln
4 80 p. m for Pennington, Lake hopateong, EastOn
ECO and 800 p. m Tor someryIlle and Remington.
5:45 D. n for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
Chunk heading Harrisburg, etc. On sundays at . 80
H. SIS o:sO II Is a ~ 30 80. 3 30 4, 30
80 rs p H. sundays, 100 a. H.. 700 D. m for
dspt sunday Point Pleasant Paor Cars 10 80,
ll5 a m, go, 80 So, . 80 p m r,pr
WOOD, Hant he Toms yeT Baineeal
4 a. NJ, / 80 p m for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
90 600 ~, 80, 10 80, II 10 a. NJ 30 go
For i&oH1oUIH PARK RACES on Tuesdays Thurs
70, Loyd sA AERSc Ho9 9EE R2V GROVE ETC.,
For Highland Beach sdabri:b5 Monmouth Beach and
Long Branch 80 90, . 90, II 90 a. m, 700,
8I5 i 80, $50 p m. Sundays 0 30 II 700 a. m.
For E IL Asbury Park Grove 100 co.
70. M0NM6JTTH PARK RACES on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays 90 . 100, IL 100 a. H., l215, LOO
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 a. N. q 100 Saturdays
For L5keSood IONS RSer and Barnesa;, 80 100 NJ
TeScts and Poor Car seats can procured T. 415
s5l "a LAC is2S BroadNSy ga SthaE co 5os west
Ful ION. St 95 BROADWAY Grocklyn.
New YORK Tlansfer Company VIII call Tor and check
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W n. !. c. & II. r. h. Co. Lessecs, ~
Trains leave West 42d-st. station as follows anu ~
minutes earlier from foot Of Jayst., North River:
Detroit and Chicago. 9 90 a. N, g 100. . 10 D. m
syracuse BuiIaiO Rochester Suspension Bridge Nj
Falls, 3 Is, 9 80 a. M, g 100, . 10 p m
Utica, 10 % 80, la) II 80 a. M, Is co. . 10 P m
Kingston. saugertes. Catskll, Albany 3:l5 7 10
% IS. al II 80 m, ~ 100. &c 700, = 10 D. M
Cransons West Point, Cornwall, Ncwburg, 3 is,
= 10 S 80 10 10 ta) II so ~ 100 10 515,
5 Is :45 p. and 700 H., o:45 and 100 D. m,
Cranston's, Cornwall, Newourg
Hamilton. London, - 30 .. m, 9 90 = 10 D. m To
ron;o. 10 90 a m. rs 10, 3 10 p. m
Elegant seepngcaIs for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Saratoga Specials ta) IL 80 m. Isl 345 p Draw
Inc room cars through TO Saratoga
George, IL 80 Drawing Room Cars TO Cad-
well. SATURDAYS only. (s :f5 D. n
Lakes MohOnk and Mlnncwaska, Via NewPaltz . 100,
az ~ 30 a. H.. o. 3s5 p IT,. Drawing Room Cars TO
kingson on 90 (al II 80 a. m, ~ As p. trains
nicia 10 100 (a) II 80 H., 81 10 p m Drawing
Room Hotel station and 10 PhOenicl9 ti9r
Hotel Ksatorsk and Mountain House, on 90 (a) ii 80
a. 70. and Isl 3 40 \. trains.
Iaenville, Cairo and Mountain House Station, 10
10 90 (al II 80 a m ard ~ AS D. Il. Drawing
Room Cars to CaslI on "a II 80 a. Ia and ~ 40 D. H.
Daily tDany except Saturday. Other trains dsly
except sunday. "a leave Jersey City. p. r. Il sa-
ton a) II 20 H., 40 y. H. HODOken west Shore
For tekets time .lbes, parlor sieepngcar accom-,
modatlons information apply a. oiices Boohyn-.JS5
Washlngt0n-s 100 Flu Annex Office foot OF ful
tonst New. YORK Ciy-303 7s5. 9i2 Broadway, 1853 l2
IOwery L. Park place and West Shore Stations foot OF
West Ifd-st, foot Of Jsy.st, N. +,
Nestcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences O. f. LAM
Vanderbiltave General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago Aug. 1 (Special.-There gain OF the
opening but It likely the market left
entirely to the influence contradictory cables, would
have declined they bewderng and tended great
IL to create cay. Fortunately for holders there was
other news showed Chicago wheat again
on export saved the market from decline.
the last thirty minutes the september option which
opened 81 and from 81 81 had dropped TO
SO 5-s was closed at ~ Ia cents Corn was active
enough be entirely independent August opened at
4O cents and closed at ~. September at Ia cent
discount The receipts In the morning were 3O4 cars.
Oas strong partly from sympathy with the surround
ing pits and partly from small receipts The incident OF
the provision pit large selling OF lard by
the English crowd. September lard opened at IS 81,
touched SO 05 and closed at So Hutchinson Armour
Co. and Robert Warren, large buyers OF pork The
price for September went from S14 65 70 Sl4 95 and
closed cid ribs for September opened at
g. so sold IS SO. and closed at IS 60
On tie curb September wheat was uoqted at "a IL
cents; September corn, at 81 Is.
OIL MARKETS.
on CITY Penn. Aug. National Transit Certificate.
Sis highest S2l3 lowest s9i2 closed 81
sales 900 barrels cearances 100000 barrels char
50 642 0Ds shipments 6I,5l3 barrels runs. SO57O
bbls.
PrrrsBURG. Penn. Aug L-Petroleum closed active;
Transit certificates opened at 6O'l closed a 81
highest, S2S; lowest 80
BRADFORD Penn. Au2. National Transit Certificates
opened s0e. closed So highest s2S lowest 81 =.
Clearances. 926 ZOO barrels.
TlrUsYI.rE Penn. Aug L-Nlona Transit Certificates
opened Al a. highest, s2a. lowest 1913; closet 81
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. Aug. spanish GOLD, 1874 923s Exchange
quiet- Sugar nominal
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TGGs.

Receipts for week G. 53 bbs and 1890 cases Tho
market extremely dull and veal following our a.,
report pressure % sell carried prices ase14l
downward best Western falling % lGal6 BE ana g3ss
sales good Northwestern and Illinois being az 10 ot@
16c Uni, week opened with a stc1der feeling az un.
changed prices goods made an ADVANCE Oh
about under moderate offerings ana fdf demand.
Western receipts still show irregular quality. ana an DC.
fcctiye freely offered az easy prices me icW
lots Canadian here generally hci AZ loc Dut ney
slowly and rarely exceed II 34c 10 warrant any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

roP RED RANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE.
AsBCRY PkEK OCEAN REACH SPRING LAKE
-N'-'- COMMENCING JULY l, 1855
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK, FOOT OF LIBERTY
ST. 90 10 % 80 IL 10 H., 4 30, % 80 80
lfass oXlr,ss 90, = 3D. 5 80 10 r. X. Sundays
100 y. ana 100 p
FROM FOOT CORTLANDr AND DESDROsSEs SITS,
80, no, % 10 a IL 200 noon 80 3 10 40
j. m Sundays, rs. rs a. m. ) 100 D. m
denotes express trains
RUFUS BLoDGErT j. r. WOOD, IL p. BALDWIN
SnpI GenPas. AgtP.RR G.P.A.C.RRN.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORr

CCFFEE-Nery little demand shown the mlrket
or Bialll growths and values largely nominal the
OASIS OF l4c for fair Rio spot invoices. Tho Hlder
CROWNS wev also DAD. sales, 400 bags Duc3rdrcnieA
Ia the option trading the reached only 81 bags
and no features al Interest developed the market
closing az practically last evenings quotations Foreign
advices were weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-DR1ED.

Receipts FOR week. 1876 pkgs. Exports dried apples
2fS PKG Market for evaporlted apples has ruled quiet
and without rH"id change ~ large purchases on
home and exporters doing little nothing Sun.
dried apples in very small stock and quotations little
more than nominal. no change In chops or cores and
skins. small sales ~ cherries have recently been
mada i4dl5r. but 70 f. thought that no imporant
quantity could De- p1coi above The inside figure Black
rcrre have been os'ed 10 arrive at 12c. old scarce
anl nhllng on. .LnWIr ~