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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
STRIKES ARE oOsrt Y.

HOW TIE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS STRIKE
DEPLETED THE 10" ROAD WARNINGS.
The financial report of the Chicago
Burlington end Quincy road for the month
of March covering the period OF the strike
was made public yesterday, and IS wss
expec.ed showed q remsrksble decrease
I'm earnings compared wi b Msrcb. 1887,
The gross earnings were Sl.2l1, les; op-
Grating expenses, Sl,957 sos, leaving 6
deficit tos the month Of Sl46,416 Com
pared with M.Icn, 1887, the statement
shows q decrease in gross earn
ines Of sl74l 1873, decrease
in expenses OF SCI ,5lS and decrease
in nst earnings Of 81 Tl9 973. For
the first three months OF 1883 the decrease
in gross earnings is 81 2l6, 800. and the
decrease IN net earnings Is $2,635, 722.
TIE total earnings for the first quarter Of
1883 sre only S920,i73. or a5out half
enough to pay intereston the bonded In
debtedness, leaving the stock without
ANYTHING. The heavy decrease OF nearly
So, 600 .0Oe IN the net earnings for Ssrch
ss largely attributable TO the strike, which
cripplsd che road durirg the entire
month. The decrease is also emphasized
by the fact that the eompari-
son is with the largest months business
In the history of the road, the earnings
for March, 1887, owing to the rush OF
business occa ,ioned nv the interstate
commerce law, having reached the high
water mark of 81, 952, 900. The Burling-
ton ofi1cIsls do not hesitate to admit that
the late strike was very expensive AZ
fair. Manager Stone is quoted In
recent inserview at Denver IS SAW that
il cost the Burlington Company 81, SOC, 900
TO % 600. 0e0, and the March report 1eems
TO furnish proof Of his ststement.-lCni-
sago Herald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
THg RAILROADS.
A Necessity for Mail Service on the
Fort Worth and Denver Railroad
All Along the Line.
what the striks On the q System ooet INT
Oompa1s-city riekes ofhoss-Ths
Arkansas Pass.

Home Notes.
He, Archer of the Texas and Pacific
lyyas in Fort Worth last night
-
It is expected that In two weeks the
Cotton Belt passenger trains will oe
running to this city.
The Missouri Pscas ran two sections
south from Fort Worth last night, n'ns
cars in each train, and every car was
crowded.
Fort Worth would listen to propo-
sition from the San Antonio and Aransa'
Pass rosd with pleasure. Fort Worth is
ready for deep water.
There Is one thing that Uacle Sam
should do at once, and that IL. establish
railway msil service on the Fort Worth
and Denver. 1t is needed right now.
The Fort Worth anu Denver Will open
its city ticket ofice to-day, with j.
Linthurst in charge. Dir. Linthurst has
been located at Bowie for
some time past, and comes
{ Fort Worth with the good opinion OF
M he will be welcomed by the rail
road fraternity and citizens generally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
Large NJ tnoui.. Meeting.

NEW YORK, Msy Is The immense au
ditorium OF the Metropolitan opera house
was completely filed this afternoon BY
the throrg which came to attend the
Methodist meeting. Rev. DR.. McChesrey
presided. After hYmn and prayer he
introduced Rishop Warren OF Denver as
the preacher of the day. The Bishop
spoke from the text: "Ssek ye FIST the
kingdom Of God and His righteousness,
and these things shall be added unto
you" The Bishop spoke Of the idea Of
heaven which contained nothing material
Heaven was composed entirely OF right.
eousnsss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
10 Jones County.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
ANsoN, TEX, May ll-Crop prospects
are better than ever before known in the
history Of Jones county. Wheat Is shout
per high, and our farmers in many in
star ces claim that there will be yield OF
at lesst forty bushels to the acre. Osts
are fine, and will yield from seventy five
70 100 bushels TO the acre. Corn hiss
come u2 nicely, has been worked over the
second time, and is growing rapidly.
There has been large acreage devoted
TO cotton, and that plant IL in flourish
ing condition. Jones county is generally
conceded to be the best agricultural
county In Western Texas, and her agI:-
cultural interests are being developed
rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
At Newport,
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

NEWPORT, TEX, May Ion the s.n
instant, at 1920 p. m. there was o heavy
rainfall and The most terrific hail storm
that has ever been witnessed in this Sec
ton. ALI the window psues on the north
side of the residences were broken, and
gardens and crops were utterly destroyed
the storm moved IN many currents, OF
tracks, carrying devastation more severe
ly In some tracks than others, COM
mencipg some three miles east and five
miles north Of Newport, and moving In .
southwestern erection. Corn and cotton
will have to be replsnte6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

action Of Joe D. Ssyers, our Congress-
man, and also the action Of Hon. Richard
Coke. The convention elected delegates
to sll Of the various conventions of the
state. They bitterly opposed the inser-
ton of the heart OF osk plank in the state
platform, but still they pledged them
selves to support the nominees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

THE DIFFICULTY SETTLED.


LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Gibraltar to the Exchange Telegraph
Company concerning the settlement OF
the dispute between the United States
and Morocco says: After the withdrawal
Of the claims for money idemnity, an
apology was rendered to the American
Cnrsul, aud orders were given for the
immediate release OF tie persons whose
arrest gave rise 10 the trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

A recent storm on the Maine coast
wsshed hundreds Of Holsters ashore at
York. Most Of the large ores were dead,
having been crushed by the waves. O1e
citizen picked mp $50 small live ones In
few minutes. Such An occurrence IL
very rare there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
Red River Overflow.

Special to the Gazette.
1K9ARKANA, Tx, May l3.-THE GA
zETTE reporter Interviewed msnY Red
river planters at New Boston yesterday
snd learned that the damage by the re-
cent ovsIf ow while great was not 30 ex
tensive as was reported. The waters
have now receded and the damage Is
neing repaired. Cotton and corn planted
even after this will do well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
Oh, .,pDa.i Sunday Law Entoro,d,

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 13.-Only four
persons we're found to-day by the police,
after q most diligent search, selling
liquors in violation of the Sunday closing
law. All OF the four were selling by back
door or side door entrances All were
arrested, and their saloons were closed
and kept closed by q guard Of police.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

ssIu General Debility, Emsefation, Oqes
DproD. aud Wasting In Oh,iur~r Boo<k6
pH4sphlkes, Is a uost valuable food r hd
mf1t11e.A It. ereaies an appet,e foI5 sod,
s9gthel the neyN systemsHkd 81 b up
!, bSsy; fissss e o ~ ;ss;Sss nui:
rave M ps. ssa he beg usii al I'M !.
sion Cough ceasea xate5f dSR and
- s:se.a sas s. .4 49, AZ Kil
s e sas1sGs sssssasd. HSes.ns. 20 sglz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
In Huar County.
Special to the Gar

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, May 1s.-The cool
nights and mornings Of late. are 'Ietard-
ing the thrift and growth Of young crops
considerably in the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

Correspondence of the Gazette.
NoCONA, TEX. May 1.-The rain has
ceased for the last two days. Almost all
the cotton Is to replant. The corn crop
is very fine. Wheat is good. Oats are
rather thin on the ground. Fruit trees
are loaded with young fruit. The corr
mill is running regularly, doing good
business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
In Taylor county.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, May 1s.-In spite OF
the Rhail last week, which. It has been
sscertsined, did little or no damage, crop
prospects continue to be bright. Wheat
and oats will make an abundant yield and
are heading beautifully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
At BaBtrOp,
Special to the Gazette,

BAsTRoP, TEX, May 1--we have had
three or four heavy rains in the past few
days and the farmers are jubilAat over
the crop prospects.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
At R,cemond.
Special to the Gazette.

RICHMOND, TEX, May 13.-Afser about
three weeks of rain it has at lsst cleared
up, and the farmers, though very much
behind with their work, are feeling more
hopeful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
Houston and; Texas Gsnifsl
THB -sTEaL RAIL LIsN

THB All. bTE4L RAIL LIIN
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS Each VAL
No. 2, fast mail. DeBison to Heu.Nt
zen hours fhroG.h Buffet SIEGE
tween Galveston and ct. Louis n tase ?
and st. Louis Wis Dallas, Def.n =
Sedalia. Pullman choppers and dIsS-s 20
cars between houston ana Ansiiz
Steamship t;HkaSs % or mug aAy pos
Europe. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

Old boss sale st Missouri Pacific, foot
OF Houston street, tomorrow, Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
IRON MOUNTAIN R0U1

See that your ticket. read Wis Texas mi
ciGc Railway. For maps, time tblesr W
rates and all required information, cal 81
Q. %. LUSK, Ticket Agent, Unioz DeToiH
Worth.
JAKE ZUsN, Ticket Agent City 0nH !
ner Main and Third stress.
Fl. @. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger ~
Dallas
b. W. MCCULLOUGH, General PsnEi
and Ticket Agent, Daliss, Tex.
JNO A. GRANT, General Manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

Pink teas are more fashionable. thar
Rreen teas, but are less common.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

me Yinsss Bsssfs =
At Asdstsonss spfstess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14

A. FAULKNER, Gen. Pass. AGENT h'--
Cd. LUSK, DerOt Tics ct Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14


Is more thsn ever inspired with Pan.
slavist furnre. 1t proclaims that coming
war will make Russia master Of the Bos
phorus. Russia's ouly terms on which
she viii cease her ornaments sre
described as the withdrawal OF Austris
from Bosnia, and the recognition OF
Russls's supremacy in the Balkan PENN
suls. The Kreuz Zsitung sums the posi-
ton as ST OFT spell Of apparent peace.
"Tne Nations" 1t says, fare slumbering
on 3 crater which vii. erupt in q day,
snd surprise even those evil Influences
which are trying to foment war" II the
central powers dnd 1t so near they will
not wait for him to macs q million men
on the frontier before giving battle.
Advices from st. Pete rsburg state thst
the new Pan Sisvists' reorganization Is !
more Of the military and, civil |
Heials. General Ignatie6, who openly |
. French alliance, has in inter- !
EeNs expressed opadenee that Russia
10y can best back Germany and Austria,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

BAIrrxovy August dull. easy; Mdhlng lci9e.
Flour active nrn Howard street snd Western
81 so Sc IS. do IS 0Oo3 rs. Famuv 40 ~ 10 o
So 6 civ Mills 81 50a2 S. Extra do 81 rs % 10
Branss 81 80 - s. Pstsesco Family - 80 40 sn
peratve Patan SIS 60 Wheat-Souherr active and higher
Fntz 81 d9sci Ioneberry s3o9sc Western acr.: and
hrmer No Winter Rcd spot 81 S193Nci DO. August
VA ag3s.c.: DO. september aS1o93pc. do October
94i994 &c do Decenner ee1ee.c corn-southsrn quiet
dan and nominalI MIXED spct az 81 eisc ;
steady southern o37c Pennsylyana sS9S7c westera
White 35sS7c Western Mixed 81 025c rye nrIn
Western sl7 oosl7 so Provisions quiet and STEADY
Moss Pork SIS IS Bulkmeats shoulders and Clear RIO
sidos packed ~. s97c 5acon-shouldsrs she Clear Rib
Sides 9. Hams 49, ei4sc Lard refined q loo Butte.
hrm l4el6& Pctrolsum qniet kstned &c co ne:
Z &c Copper rofBed firm at l52al5lc whisksv firm At
81 20 esi 2s Freghts 10 Liverpool per steamer hrm;
Flour $4,000 bills Wheat 81 900 bush Corn 800 bash
20 900 rive 500 push Shipnsnts-Four 10000
bbis Wheat Is. 900 bush ssles-wheat $4,000 bush
Corn $500 bush
CHICAGO August 2l.-Ths leading futarss ranxsi -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 1880 m.-Beef-In fair demand
Pork-fn fair demand. Hams-In fair demand Bacon-Ihe
demand Is improving long clear steady Al 47s 6d short
steady at f7s I'd shoulders firm at AS Oi theeye
In poor demand American haost white and coored dun al
ASS Cd Taiow--ln fair demand Spirits OF 1urpentne-
In poor demand Rosi.In poor demand Lard-spOt aud
futures-In fair demand mixed Western-spot. August
September and October htm ~ 45a OH Whcat-ln cool
demand new No. Winter strong at 70 3D., do SPRING
firm At Ia AID. fiour-fn fair demand. COrn-spot ana
FuturesIr good domant mixed Western. steady NJ
IS 7.1i. do. August steaiy at a. ID do september,
Is III "a" october. steady As 3d. Hops ~ Lon
dom ewYork Stto-in good demand and nrm at AZ lOs
Receipts OF American wheat for the past three days 7O'O
ceDtals 5000.
Receipts Of American for the past days. $4,000
Genital.
LONDON. Aus. 81 - Refined petroleum. 7ds7Sd per
gallon
BREMEN Aur 2l.-wlcoxs lard closed at AZ mark, per
Is pfonnigs per 10 10 Petroleum, marks 80 pfennigs
rs centines per loo koa. -.
ANTwKRr. Aug. 2l-Petrolsum-fine Pale American, "a
trace paid and sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
n Ew-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR-IRACk TRUNK LINE
On and AFTER July Ii. trans leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GREAT F9uRIRACK 4KyNK LINE
q GRAND Az 1't cES ~ siHfi6N,
It's M, Rochester Express dFawing-rOOm cars to
a. -'S Sarstoga Lake George and Montreal Special
drawing cars to Saratoga, Caldwell, Lake George.
sa M for AdIfoadacE MOuataias Iu.erns North
Creek sehroon Lake Blue Mountain Lake. &c. Drawing
s1S59ed sEau cEGAs e. saa,
saok3ssaF dinnsea and :seDias s.5:
Sss ETs SlsScana iHdsnqpsIs r%sdS, s5.iTHE
Connects SssG at Albany ID fof ccopcTstown -
,oa,n no 80 and O9SgG aApIa oG po and
drawing " Canandsgua Rochester. and Rics'
for sadr nj Lake rose BsSnson
Adams. &c Drawing room cars 70 Troy ana 5tfasosH ,v
arriving Saratoga :35 p. m, Caldwell 40 p. N Draw:
80 p. m, saratoga and Utlea special, With drawnS.
TO toO Iss ss George 90 on SATURDAYS s' ony
meet. Z, Aas% AND and Tsz Hss
p0ii @ NJ Fast chcaso Cincinnati and St Leu. e
press foi Niagara Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION Bridge ~
indianapolis ST. Louis, Detroit and Chicago with sleep
SO ,. ~ ior Clayton daily. including Sunday; for
Paul smiths daily except saSday through ga 'eepSs
seepsseaSs fattsOarg and Monteal va kSusss fota'
a aa ya to- Apa - and daily
except sunday sunday train dos 10 o west Of .S1ny
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake saranae. Pau! smiths &C..
s9nd ffNSt oF5 rt sa sR6ea s
&c. Via Saratoga and Adrondack Railroad Sleeping cars
y ORR % llaLtsDurg and North Creek.
D. Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester Az ms
Buffalo . :3j a H.. and Cleveland 25 y. m
I'll 80 D. m, Fast Night Express for Rchfed Syringe
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara fas, Toronto, Cleveland.
Cincinnati indianapolis, Louis Detroit ana chicago.
with sleeping Sleeping TO CanandalguA on
Sundays only. !
Lake GeVlse Plattsburg Loon Lake, aaranac Lake,
Smiths &C., also for Sharon Springs Coopefsown~
and Rlehheid Springs seeping-csrs to Albany.
Tickets in drawing and sleeping cars on
Grand Central Station 4l3 7s5 and 942 Broadway
u PARK place, Battery place. 81 West l2oth-st, ana
l3S:h.sL Station. New-YorA; 1873 Washington and $50
Ful ton sts., Brooklyn. and 10 4,h.sL, Williamsburg.
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
residences.
Run daily Others daily except Sunday. Stop o. 13eth-
stattn g., take ny passengers for North and West
J. NJ TOUCEY HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after JULY 1, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ]

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork, Via Desbrosses and cOra'nd'
HaTrisburg IqsbuTs and the West with Pullman Palace
cars attached, 90 M $50 Dining car ana p m
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Vestbued Cars at . 100
snq t and be oil IL Ecgions connecting 81 OO'!
For For Sa42R Soo ut s%a and Keans
IL 100 a. m, 90 2 100 and : 700 p m Saturdays
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash.
lngon Express Of Pqlman farlor cars o daily except
daily Win Dining Car. at 40 M arrive Washing
ton ~ m 5egglar at 6o 20 Oo D ana sS9 M
sa I'D g? i5 and Nd ~ " 30 and p H. and IEi5
For Atlantic City. IL 10 m. 100 and 100 week
caR s, Tef Saa d4 ,n4 intermediate.
Ito tons wa Rshwey aud AnSqyi 80 10 ard s:io
For id Point and Norfolk, via New York, PhIIadelpha
and Ray Line, 80 p. m. week days. =,
trains at jersey CITY arordns speedy ana direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New-iork via Deserosses and
6 90 20 s g. Chicago Limited with Dining Car,
and 10, Washington Limited, and ii a M II 20 :,
Acccmmodatca 8 80 and ii 10 a. m, 4 10 and p m.
4 so, 5, 8, c 80. and . p. M. and Il rs night
Trains qaSns daily exc.p, Sunday at
and On sundsy ii at snd l 70 Camden and
TtkGt osGs Nos 4sS $40 and md. "a iBroSadway
Courtst aud Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Futoast.
Brokyn; Station. Jersey City; EmigFant Ticket once,
Ss%Yois Trsn.s, CsamPa9yy VIII call for and
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and RaitroadA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-A sessOnable trade continues,
with the general market steady. Bricks. Up hlycr'
hard, al JOdSJ CrUtOn, Dark and Red. Sl5asl6 Gro
ton Brown Sl3e 10 Trenton and Philadelphia Front 81
eS23 HaVcrstraw. Hard, t5 50dS6 90 per lOCO anoa
Eshk.s s5dS6 Jerseys, 50 Roseniae Cement 90
aSl 10 per bb American Portland, a. 15as2 40 Eng
ish Portland a. 2Ods2 80; German Portland. 81 3Od
81 CO. Hockand Common Lime IL pei bD ami do finish
ing al 20: State Common Lime 9Oc and do finishing,
81 10 Johns Lime, 0Oc Ground. 75asJc. I.ath.
s2Gs2 10 per 1000. Coats Hair. 30a32c per bushcl
Cattle Hair, 1sG2lc.
CoorERAGE sTocK-Rathcr light volume Of +, bust bust
s"as2 10 Shocks ana Head, 3onch II 1881 %
30 inch II 5OGSl go; Old Shocks and New Heads 80
inch, 81 25es1 35 S6nch g 2oesl % od sb9 COX
SO IS; Rum Pipes go Empty Hogsheads 81 25as2 so (;
Hoops il feet. 25a Bic Il feet 2ja27c. $1,000.
CHICORY-A fair trade at firm rates. Granulatec
English, Ia as 3sc; ID. Z. Graduated German, D Is
as 3-sc.
COCOA-Stcady and business moderate. Maracaibo.
25a2Gc: Caracas. 1sc Guysquil. 13 l-2G14c.
better On continued demands, caIel, t.. 70 for
sa SaS 500 bag. NO. 1sc sai $50 do No. 7sc
steamer, In port; and arrive 900 bags No. 8. lie
COO do CaDitaina l2c; and 500 do. IL 34c 1000 do
No T. 10 34c, and freight besides 600 bags each
Of T. 8. 6 and without parculars. Mild stocks are
firmly held but IN active demand. -.
reported that several good sired lots Javas sold
recently Other sales nclud $50 bags Cututa az IA lac
3j9 do. Caraca, and BOZ do Laguayra Options opened
points higher and ruled steady leaving OF with some
months 15ae0 points III advance OF the previous day
Sales IS. go bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For pH1LApR Pf IiIs and 'TTEST9S Bound
Eoqte N 81 a. n as no. Si 80 iS 30 go
70 Ss sSd 4 fsr hssI5s % 80
Mash Chunk ean ls' H hais6
40 a. m for Lake jiopatcong EaSton Setn enem sns
90 a. for bennington, Eason. Bethlehem Allen
80 . N, ior Remington Lake Hopa.cens E.ssea.
on Reading iIsTisburc louisville TamaQua shaInokin.
Sunbury Lewisburg, WlliamsporI .,. ,
Maud& Chunk & INK Read iH harrsourg etc
cAsnt SI sai sen bshs Ts%s9 .a'
30 p. n for Remington. Lake Hopatcong EAssons
eo and 30 M FOR sOmeryle ,ad Remington
6:45 p. m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Meusa
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, ETC. On Sundays ss Ss
= s154 $50. ll:ls M 80: 2:so $50 T. Z; go:
Red Bank Long Branch lAsbury PARK ocean Grove;
81 igpi SSnq N.Y. i so 80 30 $50 p m - 10 o0
slS M 30 80 P m Tor g,I TsrmInsdse LAKE
m ~ 80 2a ~ FOR Beach Haven ATLANTIC
90 oo is 500 10 80 II rs H. so 80.
4, 4 80, 5, 80, CHS p m Sundays a. m. p. m
r.RE "a RAcS ss o. TTsse:ay Tsgf
i2'.' 80 , s$$Sp{ Ho9k FST%5Ea v W. p ~,
For LONG F nEAff PHit Go + \ Grove 4 etc.
70, Highland Baac6,. sea65ie@t Mo1mGS.h Beach .ns
sSass s5 So 80 30 20 su SSS 80 Il
For E % A'S9 5S Pa.E s s5Syf 200 500
For MoNM6UTH PARK RACES On Tuesday, Thqrsa. .y
fOt on AHaH,t9 Is 80 80 D. m w - III y wv
For Lakewood Toms IIyer and Barnegat. 30 200 m.
re lex and paror Car be procured AI
s fs5h st. i is East ss SEQ
Fulton-st.. 90 Broadway, Brooklyn: all o., and .,..,
New-York Transfer Company VIII cal iof sno eHeSs
baCQ rrom hO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
TIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

ruYvIro AuK 2l-Cdnt,-Receipts last "a hours, none
Cons gned through none On sale, none
V,,,n-Recetpt. 600 head fetal for the
week thus far Il 900 head. For samc time last week
il 600 head Consigned through carloads OF which 10
ScwYork 10 carloads Market steady bulk sold
50 IS "a %. M. -, -, a., 81.
Ueek mn, lar 1921 heal For same time last week
IA I75 hraS Consigned through carloads. All OF whlch
IN sale carloads Market steady. selected
Workers at So 60: Selected Medium weights at 50 10
CHICAGO Union stock Yaris Aug. n The Dror,rf'
JornaL reports C1rs-"eceiuts 10.ODO mead. shipments
3 400 Market steady for Good Beeves 80 11d<b W :;
Steer, SO sOd so sockcrs aud Feeders - 90 ass 3h
COW. Bulls and Mixed 81 3od3 10; Texas Cattle al 81
- 30. Wssters Ringers s3OO14 80
Hogs-R Receipts 5000 heat shipments 5000; . market
slow Mixed - 9j06 So; Heavy 80 10 90 toi Light
50 gOdG % .,. oooo ..-..,
Arm Native. Inferior TO Prime 81 sOgf 20 western
shorn 50 % 50 95 Texans shorn - 'OSS 'oi Lamos
81 5000 co.
ST Louis August 2i-CaGe-Receipt' $500; shipments
900 Market strong Choice esyy Native oees 20 uO n
80 Fair to GOOD 40 ~ lOd6 10 Butcher' Seer.. Me-
dunn to Prne a. 90 Stookcrs ana t--ers tair 10
Good - az 81 Rangers CornTed. - e'Si % Grass
fed 81 81 t3J .,oo ,...., ,. .
Choice Heavy and Butchers elections 50 opfp OJi Pack
ing Medium To Prime ST IS % 50 Light Grades Ordinary
o Hest Sc 2nd64 . H.. ..,
2iODf shipments hobe' slcsuy
Fair 10 Choice IS 4OTi 10. 90
HOrs>g-Heceipt- lon; shipments -4u. icA'hs hnd III
dam. Il carloads, so SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22

expected the largest manufacturer, have become vel
and better prices given The bueyant
Tho sales rsporr yesterday Of $4,000 Mcnixau
wool At 2sc and sales 27c with most noder ASK
ing aa23c the close ohio and Pennsyv mia neeees
onsred quoted firm 29c and 3Oc TOR
Xxx Of Western uuwsshed aad unmerrhnntAols
tecces in demand with Ohio selling at s1Isc ana
basis ~ 5Oa 52c Doc for fine Medium 4b14sc
Pulled woods are steady. ForeizL wool con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
NEW:YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILwAY-rrans leave from ferries West 42d
and 81 follows: -
West 42d.st.. 80 m Jsy-st, rs a. m, for Md
dleown, talsburg, Monticello, Liberty, Walton, Debit.
Norwich tcs, Rome, Oneida, Fulton, oswego, Buffalo,
West 4adst 10 a. m Jsy.st.. :55 a. m. for WALL
Kill Valley stations, Lakes Mohonk, MnnewaskA Mid
lletown, Elienyilie Fals6urg, Liberty, White Lake
=. West 42dst 4:io ,. NJ Jay,st 80 ?, m. Tor
MiddIetowI. Boomngburg tAlenyiie, NJ Dale Monu-
cello Fasturg Liberty Whi,e Lake zoe @ahaa nx %,
Midietown sbug Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida.
Oswcgo Suspension Bridge. Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis
Buffet sleepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
saturday hathoday West 42d ST., ! rs p n Jay
81 100 D. m FOR Campbell Hall, Addct0wn. Bloom
ingburg Ellenve Falisburg. Monticello. Liberty White
Lake. Livingston Manor, Walton, Delhi -,
3O7 D-o1t~ as. TING lA1es, u,scts &c. az 20!, So7.
S44 / goa broadway. 737 6lhaye 1874 East 125th-st.
Ia "es' A-''"'' j. C. ANDERSON. C. p. A.,
IS Exchange Place, New-York.