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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
O'Shea Recalled.

LONDON, November AT sitting
Of the Parnell commission today, Cap
tain O'Shea was recalled to the wit
ness stand. He submitted a pro-
test referred to in his evidence
yesterday, regarding his exclusion
from parliament by Mr.. Parnell. The
taking of the evidence of policeman
who has taken short hand reports, as
to the correctness of their noGes was
then resumed
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
Feather Weights to Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, November AL
ticles of agreement were signed at the
rooms of the California Athletic Club
last night, for a fight on November
q, between John A. Havlin of Boston,
and Tommy Warren of this city,
feather weights, for purse of thou
sand dollsrs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
We ather SulIa.in.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Indica-
tions for eastern Texas: Light rains,
stationary temperature, except in the
northwestern portion; slightly cooler,
southerly winds. For Arkansas:
Fair weather, followed Friday by light
rains, sOutherIy winds, stationary
temperature, except in the extreme
western portion, SLIGHTLY cooler.
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d. tuition OF Partnership.

SAN -lNAoNIc, Tex, Nov. l, 'sS.
The firm OF FVahren berger & Beck
mann, architects, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent; Mr.. Beckmann
Withdrawing, and Mr.. Wahrenberger
retaining charge of the present office,
No. l East Commerce street. All
work in course of construction will re-
ceive the attention of both until COM
pleted.
JAMES WAHRENBERGER,
st ALBERT F. BECKMANN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Baron Hirsh, of Vienna, has donated
12,( 10000 francs for the education of
Jews in Galicia.
Navigation in the gulf of Bothina
is endangered by thousands of float
ing logs, washed from Alanda Bay.
Higginbotham's spinning and weav-
ing mills at Glasgow are destroyed by
fire; loss, ESQ, 200.
Emperor William has donated 1000
marks for the relief of the families Of
the victims of the recent railway dis
aster at Grassland, Italy.
Count Won Moltke, through the
papers expresses his thanks for the
birthday congratulations received
from all parts of the world.
Lord Claude Hamilton has started
for America as the representative of a
wealthy syndicate interested ia a
scheme for heating cities.
Louis Helm Slonaker, cashier at
Sioux City, Ia, for the Chicago and
Northwestern r. r., is arrested in
Toronto, Canada, for forgery.
The pope has appointed four cardi-
nails to re-eXamine the question of the
restoration of diplomatic relations
with England.
1t is estimated at the treasury dc
partment that there has been a de-
crease of about 1000, 900 in the public
debt during October.
The Haytian man-of-war TOussaint
LOuverture, captures off Cape Hay
tien the British schooner Alta, which
left New York with heavy cargo Of
arms and ammunition.
Advices from Suakim say the rebels
attacked the town, burning the Zare-
ba round the water fort on the left,
and Smelling the fort. They were r. .
pulsed by heavy fire from the ships
aud fort.
Amid the firing of cannon, Presi
dent Diaz and the ministers of the in
terror, of public works, of war, of
finance. and of justice, departed on a
special train for San Luis POtost to at
tend the Inauguration of the new
Mexican National railroad today.
Dieval Pasha has brought an auto
graph letter and present of two
Arab horses from the sultan of Tur-
key to the king of Athens. He also
brought the grand Gordon of the order
of acknowledgements for the queen.
In some parts of the Panhandle
there is great complaint of the impOr
tations thereto of large herds of cattle
from the southern part of this state,
and from Colorado and New Mexico.
There is scarcely enough grass in the
country for the cattle already there.
The federation scheme was discuss
ed by the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, and finally co-opera tive
plan was adopted declaring for friend
ship and sympathy with, and assist
ance where practicable to those or
CARNATIONS whose interests are close
ly allied.
A well known Irish attorney in
Denver has received information from
London to the effect that after reach
ing certain stage in the proceedings
of the Times-Parnell suit, sub-com-
mittee will be appointed to 60 to
America to take testimony relative to
the utterances of the Irish nationalist
there.
Advices from the Bonny river, At
RIGA, give a revolving story of savage
atrocities and cannibalism. The
Okrinkan tribe, in revenge for some
injury, invited party of Ogonis to
friendly palaver, and then entrapped
and massacred them. A canniDal
festival of the most horrible and in
describable character followed.
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Absent Minded Lovers,

GREENsBURG, Pa, November l.
Amanda Montgomery and Gustav
Weneman, lovers, were run down by
a freight train on the Southwest rail
road last night and killed. The
young couple were out for an evening
stroll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
Becomes a Serious Matter.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. L.
The railway situation has become so
serious that a proclamation has been
issued calling the Legislature together
on November 9th. 1t is not yet known
just how the government proposes to
deal with the case.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
AZ ISOLATED Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
The Kings Anniversary.

ATHENS, November 1.-The festivi-
ties yesterday in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of King Georges &C
cession to the throne, were carried out
on a grand scale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
VOTE for Belknap, the friend OF
home productions and live man.
Speaks for Himself Alone.

The article in the Express signed Jas. r.
Davis, does not express the sentiment of the
Colored Mems cub, nor would he have had
any influence, one way or the other, had he
been D. rmitted TO join the club. The organi-
cation was organized to dispense with all
sucn ''sO-caled" representatives.
n. G. WILLIAMS,
ll-l-1t President, COlOred Mems Club.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
Closed His Saloon.

I have this day closed my saloon
business on East Commerce street,
and offer for sale the entire bar fix
lures at very low figure. also here
with return thanks to my friends and
public for their past liberal patronage.
1l-l-2t JOE HALAMUDA. -
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John Bull RoarS Over 1t.

LONDON, November 1.-St. James
Gazette, referring to the action of the
United States government in the case
of Lord Sackville, says it would be
most creditable to English good sense
if Secretary Bayard's insolence is
treated with contempt. The Ameri-
can eagle is screeching, let him screech.
We are not exactly prepared to send
iron clads to Long Island, because
Mr.. Bayard is outrageously offensive.
Respectable Americans who stand
neither with Cleveland nor Mr.. Har-
rison, are nearly as much disguised
with the affair as English men are.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
Democratic Taxation.

Gallon Sun-Review.
The most outrageous and onerous
tax ever imposed on any class of peo-
pie is the present five per cent assess
ment of the democratic committee on
federal Office-h holders.
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Auction

At Rouff & Hewitt. Friday, 10 o'clock
a. M, No. q Soledad street. Ten
thousand pounds of flour. l-1l-1t
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All RIRhI.

The big meeting held yesterday at
Cara crossing of the Medina was as
much a peoples ticket success as il
was non-partiSan. Morrill, Poor will
get their vote for assessor. Bob Alex
ander will mix it pretty well with Nc
Gail and Van Ripper, and the others
will come out all right
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01

Fish, oysters, and game, incest
cold lunch, call at Frank Starr S res
taurant stand, on the fair grounds. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01

BELKNAP and BREWSTER would call
attention to Southwest Texas by OPP
posing the Mill's edition of the Cob
den club bill. Vote for them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01
For a Fine Lunch,

Fish, oysters, and game, call and see
Frank Starr at the fair grounds. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01

VOTE for Belknap, we can't afford
to be misrepresented and sold out any
longer by Savers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01

About the last big county meeting
before the election, is being held at
Bexar pOstoffice twenty miles away,
today, and good many candidates
left early this morning for that place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-01

A county commissioner tells 6
LIGHT reporter that to his knowledg,
accounts have been presented in the
commissioners court in the name
of Rose Denison, and have
been passed, but he canno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Aug. 20! D. m.-Cotton-rhe sales OF the
included bales American coted steady
Cpands. Low Middlng clause. August delivery s5b4l
sellers; August and september delivery 2s.0id sellers
september October delivery 1854 buyers october
am November delivery. 1854 sellers; November and
December delivery Cad sellers; December and January
delivery I6id buyers; January aud February delivery
l2-C4d sellers February and March delivery. llbiL
sellers; september delivery 2S6iL buyers
GALVESTON. Aug 20.--Cotton-NOuinal MiddlnF. 0's
Low Mdding. Se Good Ordinary. 80 gel ana Gros,
receipts, pa bales cOastwsc, bales; sacs -vo
bales stock. l.5lZ bales
NORFOLK Aug 2n-Cotton Steady. Middling lob; ne;
ana gross recep 227 bales coaswise 0Ol Da"s
sales bales: stock. PAP bales
sAyANNAn Aug. 2c.-cotton-Dull md weak Middlng
TO- Low MlGdDG 90: cool Ordinary Dt net ana grust
ii bales EXPORTS ooastwise bales sales 600
bales: stock, 3.3ls bales
CHAhIEsroS. Aug. 20-cotton-steaiy. MidfnE 10 net
stock 2s9 bales
NEW ORLEANS: Aug 20 -Cotton-Esmatod not and gross
re- eipts, 300 bales stock, 1888 bales
mo fnrther hCnros received from NewOreane.
owing To the severance OF tho wires by freshcts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE Field AND RhNOE OF PRlCES
fairly large business done In crude certificates
yesterday both the Consolidated Exchange and the Stock
Exchange the transactions the boards aggreeang
nearly 600 900 barrels ~ IL manifest that the specua
latye interest In oil beginning develop in response
to conditions which have been apparent attentive
and impartial observer OF the trade 1t is worth consd
crng what influence might be cxerted values were the
market to receive decided impulse from speculative
when strength prices
fessedy occupies Since early summer, while lacking
public support and subjected the hostile blows Of pro-
fessonh operators petroleum has from 10 cents
TO within short distance OF 90 In that time the
disappearance OF bearsh Geld and the OF
activity IN the refined product at hand to sympathet
caly help crude The foreign trade papers have been
forced 10 admit tho avorng influences OF the situation aud
one OF the signs OF changing temper at home may DO
noted in the attitude OF Watson Gibson. commission
house frequently ranged side OF the MARKET
who that the shrinking volume Of certificates and
the rapid reduction In stocks furnish good ground for
must be completed in day week, must Of necessity
eivr close attention TO tho momonary Influences that
fluctuations the conservative operator who relies on
better OF values regards them only useful IN az
foriing opportunities for purchases reactions.
The first price OF crude yesterday sc 34 cents but
the bears resisted the strong and forced the market on
nearly cent 1t recovered readily upon the removal Of
pressure By early afternoon had risen TO SO
fined quotations Natural reallzatons OF profits a
moderate scale caused setback 81 cents aud
slackenng OF activity ensued The upward tendency
resumed the close and around So cents the Gus
than steady however that figure. generally
renewed nat" while the scattered floor demand was
forced TO pay some small premiums to lenders.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
THE SATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE August 90 Cotton dull Middling IL
Fiour active Arm Howard Street ani Western supeTone
~ 5OaS2 81. EAtr, 10 SIS 0D43 10. Family ST Is o
500 sSupernns ~ 30 So Extra So rs 63 IS
do Rio Branis 81 go "a 81 Pattosco Family - 35 Su
perlatve Patent SIS Co. Whea-Southern active and higher
tuI 92@9ic; Longborry 93 69oe Western quiet and
trmer. No. Winter Red spot at ela dO2c do August
sl94 ape; september g2092hc: do. October
Y3a9S4c do December 0iaao5lc Corn-southern quiet
and steady; White G1Ujsc Yellow 5GQ51c Western
dail and nominaii Mixed .p.t at 500. 65ltc
senemOer 5l05llfc; year 45h69joc. Oats active and
castor souihcrn 80 $40 Pennsylyana S$037c Western
White 33S37c Western Mixed 81 035c RIVE nrm;
Prime 55G57c. Hay easier. oniet Prime TO Choice
Western sls 0o9ls 80 Provison' Gniet and sieaoy
Moss PORK $50 10 Bukmsats. shoulders and Clear Rib
Sides packed Nhcosc Bacon-Shvuders Si9c Clear Rib
>idos 9iec Hams l3%6l4Ac Lard refined 80 i0e Butter
quiet Western PACKED $50 l5c Creamery II DC Eggs
firm lA@l5c Petroleum qnet Kofned &c Conee
dull; RIO cargOe., fair at lac. Sugar quiet a. SOFT
&C Copper refined firm at 8lo'c. Whiskey firm az
II 20 IS. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer hrm
Y2d Flour l2s 6 Grain 3204d Receipts
Flour $4,000 bbs Wheat $500 bush Corr 300 bnsh
oats 10000 bush. Rye BOO push ShipmrntsFlour $4,000
bbls Corn $500 bush salcs-Wieat $4,000 bush Corn
5000 bush.
CHICAGO. August 2n-The loalin: fnture, ra1goi as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOUR-In sympathy With
i0c higher Sales 1000 bbls including oGC bb!s for
200 9' ES & sx 81 xa Soq - ss cas s.
IL COO bbls Winter Wheat Extra, 81 0oas5 IS j. 500
Bills sHf al q 4oa s 'Fh u 5Ss
supcnne, 81 4Qas3 IS Low Extra So 99as3 80 Gy MN
ENtre 7O4 a IS India aud 81 for Patents
Minnesota Low Extra 50 oOcss 40 Clear srashs "a 40
az Is Patent 81 $685. end s. 20 f9f s ore brand % fancy
- 35as4 65 Very Choice 70 Fancy brands 81 roast -
sotiTHFHH Ff0t R~Modeiatcly active ana quite
strong. sales bhs including Common 70 Fair Extra
i'atrnts RYE IG0UR.Firm. sales AZ hbis super.
quoted $50 80 40
G ss sSn wsen p IN h scnsG
decided anxiety to cover forcing The ma ~et up IN ms
Gns quotations indicated an sdSanss lac
vehement in August option however the advance being
62 s very b agey 90 ng md wseP hn While NE
selling was Nriy scattered Ths export ,hlcs teaen :
Of "a sc FOR S pbe day Sales 10 75s 900 bushes
future 900 bushels spot Including So Hard a.
ga 81 MT W. ass's a S Red
closing s. q 81 e. o, 90 seOjs%6s
30 81 closing at "a DO Noysm5e5T. % i.td977-
s Al ses i@2 s5
dull but steady For cash lot oo gess
option prices closed advance for ne day q se
sac $50 600 bus6e, future 81 900 bushels SPOT lnclu
ing Ungradci Mixed ut - 12q53c No nomiaally 53c
aloat; No 2 August 80 2Sd53 use, closing 50 76c
do September 50 1853 Use closing 80 Use do Orto
her. SO 1-2d5ic closing az SIC; do November 80 LEA
81 7.Sc closing at 81 7sc do December 80 5-Sc,
dosing az 80 5sc do January, closing nominal
y ATS-There n rather frccr movement hut values
were easier. Otherwise the market fcaturelcsS.
Sales 80 coo bushels future 139 600 bushels spot In
rluding No 3 ~ 81 3jc do White 43 l-oGijc No. Q
1880 40 White 4sc; No. 1 White. 49c; Mixed
33d3Dc: White do 4OG4ec; no. . August 3ia
% lee closing Bic; Do September, 70 34c closing
% Sac; DO October. SOC. closing ut 30; 10 No
gust, -. closing nominal Do SeptolbeT. ---, clos
ng Nominal FEED-Stcaly and quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
Closing PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
A DIFFERENCE OVER TIE WEATHER
Monday. Aug. cop. m

MonulN, aug up N.
The official crop bulletin OF last weeks weather
Issued by the Signal Office furnishes a striking
contrast with Tie Western reports sent to the
Stock Exchange last Thursday and Friday. The
Ciicial report reads as follows: The weather
during The week has been favorable for growing
crops in the wheat and corn regions of the North
west where reports indicate that the crop pros
poets have been improved. Ii was favorable also
a.. all growing crops il Ncw~Eneland and the
~ ddc Atlantic States There seems to be no
"EiI.mg frost in 1t.
,hc stock market TO-DAY reflected the character
q ..st weeks decline. In the stock loan mar
Ect there WAS large new demand for s.; Paul.
Northwestern and Lake Shore stocks, and liberal
inquiry for Union Pacific and Western Union
stocks. The speculation was intensely dull, but
there wcTc no stocks" except such as were sold
10 help the short sales of last week. The help
WAS f. chic and ;imid. - that j; unequal 10
'hc sinaH demand. - II consequence, with
total business ut only l.2'1 shares the
l.1c's scacTahV advanced an average
ri l". cent above thOav OF Saturday
ana nearly peg ccnt above fridays lowest
h2ufo>. Another large LEI OF loaned 81. Paul
stochs called iH-say about 1000 SharcS-tO
hc transferred 10y shipment To Europe by Wcdncs
days steamer There were no new Developments
10 effect prices beyond the demonstration that
last weeks Chicago's crop reports were lacking
the virnc OF truth IL looks as if the last con-
dition OF the /" bears worse than the first
he D.ar.Sct closed strong.
UNITED STATES BOND FIGURES
III offerings OF non.> ~ Ii. Treasury amounted
10 t3j4,2 100 1hl,, accepted Wcr1 sll2,2J0 IS
at IS ard $4,000 l-9s at 102 5-S Those re-
cctcd were $500, 900 ! lbs at l08. The local
nominal quotations highcs than the Treasury
prices, as follows:
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n EW-lORK.. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAlLWAY,-Trans leave from ferries a. West 4et
and Jay sts follows
West l2d;st, 80 a. m Jsyst, ;S5 a. m. for Mid
dletown, sburg, Monticello Liberty, Walton, Delhi,
Norwich. Utica. Rome, Oneida, Fulton. oswego Buffalo,
Chicago
West 42ist 10 a. NJ Jay.st. ;55 m. for WALL
XII Valley stations Lakes Mohonk. Minnewssks, MIDI
oletOwn, Ellenyille FalsOurg, Liberty, White Lake
- West !9dst. 4lo p. m. Jayst S:55 y. IN. for
Mlddlelown, BoOmng6arg, Elenyliie, Mt pae. Month
cello Fallsburg Liberty White Lake. Rockland
West 42dst, % p m. Jay.st, d 10 ?. IN, daily fon
Middleown Fallsburg Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida,
OswcgD, Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
Buffet sleepers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
Saturday half. holiday West 42dst, rs D. m. Jay.
st. / 90 D. M, for Campbell Hal, Mddetown. Bloom
ing5urg Fienylle, Fallsburg, Monticello Liberty White
Lake. Livingston Manor, Walton Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
sO7 Droq1~ ay Tine ,alies utsets Sc at 207, 3O7.
ga 1928 BFoadway, 737 Cth-aye, 49, East 1o5th
'' "0'' j. c. ANDERSON, C. r. A.,
10 Exchange Place, NewYork.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
W EST SHORE RAILROAD.


lsays i ion h'';sfs and
Detroit and Chicago - SO a IN. 200. Is is p. m
St Louis, g; 90 's;l5 ?. m e.....'.- 49,. ~,
agas fa f5'S IS 'sn' G5P'asI5 n'as' Nj
ySlca Sl5 80 az d T. 80 a M 900 g 10 P m
'oS a. u $50 Net pS3 CO. eSrn S GG NsPg
= - 5 So 1915 "a ii 80 NJ, 90 800, 10, SIS
IS S sS p G ana Nw 9S H. S40 and COOP M
FOR Montreal and Canada East 20 200 p. N.
Hamilton London - 100 a M rC 90. Sl5 .. m To-
Elegant ;eepl1geats for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
saratoga Specials tal II 80 M ~ a:45 p m Draw.
Ing room cars through to Saratoga
Lake George, IL 80 a. M Drawing Room Cars to Cald.
"'i a~s MobcnS and MHnswaska via paltz oo
Rnf 90 on 90 Sio 50 @ sS 0G% TaFs to
KaaterskiH. Hunter Grand Hotel, station, and Phoe-
Room Cars to Grand Hotel station ard 70 Phoenica (of
Hotel Kaaerskll and Mountain House, .00 (a II 80
PaenSille, Cairo and Mountain House Station. 3I5.
Room caskil az ii 80 N % s:15 p n
except Sunday "a s. leave Jersey city, p Il X sa,
ton. a) IL 20 m, Isl 3:40 NJ IobOken West Shore
81 usEeii. Time sGe:; paisr slecpl9g,ces
cyss 7s5 sse nTSsiI ISS. Il 5s
~ r5 S p 81 .sa Nest Shore Stations foot of
Wescors Express calls for and checks baggage from
vsnderblitave General Passenger Agent
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
No"-ror1 and A. aSsw-Ensana
Ney yISr , New-may and Hartford Road.
A'rlY Fl P9s}1E Si & 5S j.. H. NJ
pullman sLEErING cASs OK tSS iGMF TRAINS
ohsp ms daily Ry'S except TStqsa anss4y sundays
Offices ss7 Broadway and Grand Central Depot "'A''
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N EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
III 1-n hAl bIsOhD
GREAr EOCK-1RACh IlsCN NIX LINE
..-.A. ~. I-LL I ~. LIZ.

GREAT FoIK,IRAcH InyNk LINE
Gh AN 1'' GES SIX l. STAT StS.
IS a. m, Rochester Express drawing room caro- to
m, ssratSea Lass George ana Montreal Special
and i 70 SfaS S sadS 5an Lake
O. . a. m for AdrondacE Mountains, Lu2ene, North
~ TAA44Sgs vEsTIByLEp chicago AND
tmOklng-ear, dnlng.car drawing and sleeping cars
iss Erie cleyeani Ind annapolis ami 10 edo arriving q,
conascs "a At Albany % e. SSis Az H. next day
re4o ceeand catanns YI sds s befo
Chicago also for Saratoga CooperstoT ami North Adams
draTHs room cais " Cananda.gua Rochester ana Reh
iii so a. M Western New.York and Northern Express.
for sara Lac George RSaGd Bennington na NSa
> y n. Saratoga Limited Runs on saturdays only.
ngyas s cara ga G S mn c1aws no NJ Draw
room 80 SaiSosq and Isa Special Nth Nth,
to Lake George on saigrdays and r,ov Can
meets for Williamsburg. North Adams and intermediate
:. D. H., Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex.
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo sgspsaSS1a BEdss TG'
Indianapolis ST. Louis. Detroit and Chicago. with sleep
40 p. p. ior Clayton daily including Sunday, for
tas 70 cayOH ad I Paul Smiths Via ues and r. W
80 p m. Montreal and canandaeua Express daily.
cars 70 Patts5uFg and Monea va isouses PSs
da Atlantic Raj az and t. Syracuse day
3sS1day so o fs aSi Lake
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake saIanae, raul smiths &C.,
zerne, North Creek. sehroon Lake Blue Mountain Lake.
&C., via Saratoga ami Adirondack Railroad Sleeping cars
New-lorK to Pattsburg and North Creek.
p. Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 q.
Buffalo . 80 a. M and { eveand ;29 D m a., c
III 80 Fast Night Express for chted Syringe
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Toronto, ClcleIond.
Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago.
s Sa e Jay cara" sleeping cars to oanaHdasua on
- mldlsG Adirondack Mountain Special for saratoga-
Lake George, Piattsburg. Loon Lake. saranac Lake,
Paul Smiths &C., also for Sharon Springs COOperstown.
and Ricnneld springs; 81 eepngea TO Albany
Tickets and space In drawing and sleeping
g: rS s' ss5 fs s S$' P.5 wa "a IS 81
13S:h-st. Station Ncw-York 1888 Washington and 100
button sts, Brooklyn, and 10 4th- st., Williamsburg.
Westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences.
daily others daily except Sunday stop I3sth-
st. station 1 take up passengers Tor North ard West
J. NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY N0NETT
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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TRIBUNE lsss-TEN PAGES

IT'S head Consigned through 80 carloads OF which
to NcvYork on sale 80 carloads Market advanced 90
loo Selected Yorxers s1 40G6 80: Workers. at
So O00s5 80 Medium weights So 500 81 20. Market
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CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Aug 20-Tns Drovsrs
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O0 StOokers and Feeders 81 90 1s3 300
Cows Bulls aud Mixed 81 80 03 90; Texas Cattle al 500
Hoqs-Recepts 10 Don head shipments 1000, mario.
strong Mixed So 90@G 90, Heavy 81 o0 &C rs; Light
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Shesp-feceipts 1000 head shipments 200oi market
slow. Natives Inferior Prime 81 rs "a 90 western
shorn 80 dOas3 So: Texans shorn So 1908 20; Lambs
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