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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Yew.York, Friday. aug. -BEEVEs-Recoipts 1853
quarters 20 carloads for shipment alive - carloads direct
ey n @ aad 81 win lair dlmsad FOR ehoe
cattle Poor 10 choice nstV itel, sold at &5 9}as5 per
at u 50ds5 81 bulls at 81 1OeSi So COWS at 81 20
Gable adyiccs from London and Liverpool to-day report
further decline Of lac for refrigerated beef and quote
SaIoisS. dressed weight.
cattle On he %s 1 Civ for st. odsmh 4o6 do on
the colorado 1872 do on the Egyptian Monarch, and 90,
Sgsrters OF beef In the Aurana for j. Nelson &
S 5Sg 100 h9 My9 n Inc 30 F1ar for East
mans Company b sheep Trlnz Maurtl for
sls-n HtaeroSn Co y Indiana steegs q 1910 = s6
f i5si g sSj II i DO g. Ia Z - -
q 1925 ~ D. at q 50 3 cows 80 h. At 81 80 ID DO o5
e q 90 20 bS' l9g9 Sd D. at 81 %; dO Jul J" ~
S sanders 10 chicago Steers 1893 n. at sai -, q
H - Do iloj h. At u 81 81 do 1915 T. at DO
9si n, ct 50 O5 &c Cows part oxenj 1902 R at q 7o
- d. e. a; - oo - do, I01t d. az - 10 - DO
sherman s culver: 10 Ohio Steers TAG r. at ,s g.
70 49, IL 3D. al 81 ~ DO llOo j" al s'i 10 49, 400
is 4, % . 9 ss a. steer! 5 ss s. e ao
iiG5 D. IS TO- 10 Ohio do, 1ls5 n. at 81 jOi q do
T. 4, iiSS !, e e Ea % 49, lis Si At e + &C.
ss do 90 n at 50 22 % do, 9l5 ~ at 80 o.; II do
kfaI iiu 100 ny pa Oven iot3 n at a
/ DO 1850 y at 20 80; Bulls, 1850 n, at q TO- 40
$50 n No y. , ooo q. A.,
Hume Mullen State Bulls. 900 n, at IL 30 D Co.
o'v scott { Pdeock: . State Pulls 30 y. at 81 so;
MICH COwS-only head received. NO u@ahs'
Ea linz STEADY, at x2jd@iJ por head. 49,,
CALVEs-Recelpts, 800 head about evenly divided
hetveen yards. Feeling weak for Cruisers ana
pnttetmilks. while Ves firm and stady. urassrfs
and Buttefmilks sold at 2d3c per poorest 70 ~,
Vcals' At .5a0sc; bunch Of selected, at 6fei fei
cas ssc. al Mullen: I'D Calves, 2ag nyerage
~ H. t.r n 10 do, 2s9 n at 3i2c; do 20 ~ at &C.
Veais, 1853 y al Sc do 2l5 n. at oiaei IL co. I''
~ 6isc o,, - -. %. 81 ED
CHE l95 at 3lac less as II Veals 122 n, az Oc
scott 4 Pideoek: % Grasers 100 n &C az OOH do'
Swton Gilett Il 14s n, at 2lsc; IL VealS
lfI ,Sd = Buc bingham: fed Calves 1873 ~ at 4e 90
,,eIs 1883 n. at Sac u do 40 r. at sac 81 do. III
N az 6ac: 10 do. 160 n. at 6sle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIAL-Moderste activity in brick
with staay range OF prices Cement ath steady Hay
Kills. a. 1895 25; UpRyer Hard. 81 25ds5; rals s25
90 80 Ro.endae Ccm6nt 9Ocds per Dbl American Port
lish Portland 81 25ds2 so; RocEilnd common Lime 81
per Dbl and do anishlng. 81 10; St Johns
per bush; cattle Hair. i4gisc "oaVS Haf 2o@--0
CfIICORY-Is selling in parcels at UNCHANGED prices
COC0A1R2tIher SLOW OF movement but held steady.
ment, though home trade Is fair. 49,
COFFEE-Thero was more activity in spot Rio today
but at lower range Of prices No. quoted at i7Gi7isc
17c Also 70 Be shipped. 80 BAGS No .. sSe 500
bags No. 8 15sc and $500 bags Nos and at G c for
lots private terms on speculative account the dealings
were comparatively small with light fluctuations ard no
special lectures In the early dealings November declined
cases Local realizing then in and the close showed
break OF 5G1O points on deliveries after November
dropped L n August while later closed 4 n
better Hamburg hd9I pig higher London was also
scptember 7es October EOS Sd November 66s Cd De-
40 iosj 10 $50 Good second 10 ios,, 600 ex.
change private, 15N receipts in Rio. 5000 bags Rio
steady receipts Santos 600 bags Santos stock 1900
bags Santos market quiet Good yeraKe santos go
receipts at Bio S July od9 10 august 49, 1891 600 bags
tags receipts a. Santos July 70 August 13 1891 1Ol
bags same time 1890. 10000 bags same time 1889
cudng September 1575d15sOc; October IL 7OG zoe
November, 13.71c December. 1850. and January 13a
1905 closing as fol3ys January 19al3o5e February
september 15.75H15SOc October 1901 zoe: Novcm,
6eT ~ Dsee%beE 20, 10 5 Warehogs
Baltimore, 275s bags; Neworleans 2,l3i bags; total
no decided change sales bales for CONSUMPTION Total
receipts tho port to-day 1Gs3 bales as against s64
Jales the day last week and 9ss bales last year
(rOn mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
Aurtlon Sales.
Partnership Interests
J. H. Shoenberger, decd,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
AT AUCTION.

In pursuance order OF the Orphans Court Alo
gheny County the Executors OF the VIII OF j. H. Sheen
berger Deceased Will offer for sale at public auction the
Interest Of decedent Special Partner In the firms OF
Shoenberger Co. and Shoenberger, Speer Co.. doing
business In the city Of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania the
premises Etna Street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets, Thursday September 3D. 1891 10 o'clock
a. m.
Shoenberger Co. operate the Juniata and Steel
Works comprising the Bessemer Department Blooming
Mill open Hearth Department, Plate Mil and Ashabula
Mill together with the equipments all In good
condition and having producing capacity OF about 900
tons OF steel ond iron per day
Shoenbergcr Speer Co. manufacture pig metal. Theg
have two Blast Furnaces, equipped with Massicks q
Crooke's fire brick stoves, with combined productive
pacty Of $50 tons daily They half interest In the
Juniaa Coke Co. The capital stock Of this company Is
900 900. and they have 300 Of coal The
Coke Works located Dawson Pa the line Of
the Baltimore Ohio Railroad and operation.
shoenberger, Speer Co. also nearly 500 q
coal undeyoped ana 45 OF surface in Westmore-
land County, Pa.
The 532 interest In each firm appraised
together value, July ], 1880, OF $2OSO19o2 and 70
be sold whole.
The business was founded many years ago the pres
site and has been successfully carried ever since In
the place Changes have occurred IN the business
and IN partnerships but their has ever been con-
rendered in the OF the settle
estate and any desiring an interest In
old established and thriving business rare oppof-
tunity "a now offered
For further Information apply to
One Of the Executors, at the Exchange National Bank
Pittsburgh, Pa
A. LEGGATE e. son, Auctioneers.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

day included $500 bales American Futures closed quiet
but steady: MISUNDERSTANDING. low middlng clause
August delivery 20 cad buyers August and Septcm.
Der delivery. I o3-6id buyers; September delivery,
255if seier,; September and October delivery 256id
sellers Octob,r and November delivery, 2s-64d4 29-64d
december ana January delivery. s4-Gid sellers
January and February delivery 36Giai 37-64d
pents, none; stock. 900 bales. go.
Galveston aug. 14.-COttOn Irregular nhddling.
1916: nhddllng See; good ordinary. 6Se; net
gross receipts, 089 bales sales, li3 blles; stock
bales exports eoatwse. 1889 bales; sales 6l5 bales
shnners PSI bales
Norfolk Aug. 14-Cotton dull mddng 77se: net and
gross receipts II bales exports eoastwlse % bales
saeS Al bales: stock, 5.469 bales. Weekly-Net ~
cepts s477 bales gross. 5l7 bales exports cosstwise,
$50 bales sales. S94 bales -
savannah, Aug. 14.-Cotton easy; middling, I'VE low
mddling, Lice good ordinary Sac; net and gross re-
coastwse O04 bales; sales las bales spinners' 1i3
bales; stock 2o3a bales Weekly-Net aud gross re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
lRRIVAL OF THE FHALEBACK STEAMER

SHE RETURNS FROM LIVERPOOL IN GOOD CON
DITION, AND WILL NOW START FOR TACOMA.
The whaleback steamer Charles w. WetmOre, which
left Liverpool on July 90 arrived at Quarantine at
100 D. m on Thursday night and went up the East
River early yesterday morning TO her pier at the
Gleenpolnt Industrial Iron Works at Williamsburg.
The strange looking vessel, which is in command OF
Captan Hastings caused considerable excitement a.
she went up the river The Vessel looks like huge
cigar with turrets supported on pillars, one Tor
ward the other aft. There no masts and from
distance no bulwarks be seen. The Wetmore
up the river at rate OF nearly Twelve Knots an
hour.
Captain Hastings said that they had had a capital
passage across and though they experienced some
heavy weather. the vessel behaved splendidly She
had averaged ten knots an hour during the passage
with the expenditure Of only thirteen tons OF coal d
day With regard TO the death Of Captain saunders
who had commanded the vessel In her voyage from
Duluth 10 Liverpool the captain said that on July
81. while the vessel at its dock at Liverpool, a
man fell into the water and saved from drowning
By Captain Saunders. The eXertion exhausted the
captain and during the whole of that day he showed
the effects. Mr.. SOley, T1e agent of the WetmOre
spent the evening with the captain. He left at MD
Right and at that time the captain complaining
Of heart pains but nothing serious thought OF H.
gext morning Mr.. soley returned 10 make the last
Preparations for the departure OF the whaleback" aud
f2and that the captain was not yet up. lie went to
his cabin and found him dead in his bunk. Captain
Saunders buried IN Liverpool and Captain Hast
ings who had been chief officer, took command Of the
vessel.
The Wetmore is built of steel and on the forward
mar is erected round tower on iron pillars
yhge the lookout is stationed and where
eight of the be accommodated.
AT the other turret staterooms for the
captain and Officers chsrhOuse, pantry, galley,
loon and mess-roOm. The engines are stationed di-
e,fu nd
be,w The vessel has nine matches, or really nine
large plates which screwed on as desired. The
hukis OF Steel and on both sides there Is light wire
roplg as a protection 10 the men going from one end
TO the other. There Is practically deck, simply the
iron plates tapping over each other. These plates
ere slightly oval so that a sea coming board goes
evP the other side.
The only bIkheads are those forward and aft, the
hid being one huge space. The vessel IS go feet
Ing 35 feet broad and "a feet depth Of hold and when
baded has a feeboard Of eight feet and has compound
engines. She has four jury -masts, but these are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
TO POSTPONE FIUSB1yG THE STREETS.

Deputy Commissioner Dalton, Of the Street Cleaning
Department said yesterday that the flushing Of Hester
ST., which Miss DaniesOn of the Street Cleaning Aid
society is to superintend has postponed until
the next full moon. The Department wants to work
nOunced the following promotions In the StTeetClean-
ing Department: Foreman Edward Campbell TO be
district superintendent at 81 800 year, in place of
John Morrison removed. Assistant Foreman James
". Helm, 10 be foreman at $3.50 year. in place OF
Campbell, promoted. Daniel Mccarthy. of No. 2s7
Madison St, TO be tug captain at s115 month. All
the appontecs are IaInnuny men. Campbell halls
from the ANIIth Assembly District Helm from the
With, and Mccarthy from the WITH
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n Hmm. 70 os Rut,,rmilk Calves, III n. at 80.

". 90
p. MePhorson Co rs Graseers loz 10 ~ 81 =, al
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l,7 estloss o ~ aS,h
headl6 carloads at Jersey City and ~ gesr for prime
Lambs; common Lambs unchanged Common h " raneed
sheep sold at 81 254s5 Is, few at 70 'Vi hA""'
from ~ IS % 80 %. 90 ., .-s-aoe ut
Sales-M Collins: 1871 Ohio Sheep SO sv ssg a.
IS per 80 do, o4 n. at - 70 o. ~, a. az
iO7 n at 81 30 IS Pennsylvania do, III H. As W o.
30 Pennsylvania Lambs GO ~ at 50 80 ,oz ~ ar a rs
Judd buckingham: 10 state Sheep ivo ~, "a %. III
10 Do 1913 ~ at S. 20 State Lambs a ID a. 20 -o' "
do, - n. 50 20. 500 =, ar ss so:
141 Pennsylvania Lambs, 81 N, at s5 TO- l-' Virgin" NV
- D: MePRsrson & Co. 244 Virginia Lambs % d. AZ
Wilkinson & sherman 166 Kentucky Lambs, 62 d. ~
IS - AA''''" - ''"''"'~i ~ 30 .. a. %: $50
Kentucky Lambs 60 N, at IS BE-. IN - =. q. xo. AZ
Hume & Mullen: 10 State Sheep 30 ID, o. ~ w. ~
State Lambs, SO H. at SO Bucks, ITO ~ az DcIud,r
HOGS-Eeceipts carloads OF l,oSl hea.
carload .or sae-7 carloads at 40th-st ana
Jersey City. state Hogs are IN IeI eenSsS az
prices shade higher. State Hogs solo az % fO' ~
saies~& ". Lamb: 10 State Hogs, 27e ayeragZes NJ
IS 40 per 100 n 20 do ia n, at 20 10; 80 oo' Nv 49,
at 50 Is roughs go n at ~ 90 o-o - =. az 40. IL
Hume Mullen IS state Hogs, Z2 S ~ Y. sdo lie n
do, 225 n, at 80 So 30 do, l5l 10, at % 'oi w.
at sj 3 roughs. 343 n, at 81 80 W. 20, - =. az 40 :
Judd & Buckingham: 81 State Hogs, lof ~' ."
10 do, 113 N, at IS 50. M, - =. 60 an. I
Newton & Gillett: SO State Hogs, %V' ~ ~ W w
rough, $50 ~ at "a 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

Buffalo Aug. 14-csttle-RecePts for the Psst for
hours 3,te0 head total for week thus Ia son ~
same time last week CONSIGNED ar0ugh sS ogond
which 2140 New-York on sale, ~ hsfhee oRcnsd
steady Tor good cOrnd e2@neeo0 Gull sne , sw o old
cows 81 f5as2 igh. butchers steers, 80 75dsi HogsE
Receipts past hours $50 head total LOT Wesh
thus far 1880; for time last week, 40 Soo so
signed through 8 400, OF which 5000 70 New fork on
ale $50 market opened timer closed nrn WIN aDouS
ali sold heavy grades eornfsd e5 soas6 8 80 h Tee cdT6
fed IS sOds5 IS do extra, % co. 90 ng9~ 5sg
= 50 do common eps 10 air SS 80 fous RS
ceipts for past "a 5000 head total for week t
far ri GOO for same time last week. 3oOOO oohSEnsen
6rcouSh 900 OF which COO to New-York on SALE 400
market opened steady good grades common slow eio.ee
sheep extra fancy s5d&5 10 good b cholce IS oo1
"a 90 fair to good 25dsl 60 eulls and common So 80
sG lambs good 20 choice IS 75dsG common 70 tslr s9G
IS 50 euiIs to comon, So 75ds4 so Canada lambs s. 70
ass TO- . ,,-, ,,, 1u,.,, rororts .
CateRecepts 600 head nearly all Texans ana hsnSes'
Everything the liss sold from strong 70 shade mgne
ReceDts 600 head active and steady 70 nlckel
bigRar rough and commsn. 81 o0Gs4 95 mixed ana PACK
ers e5ds5 IS prime heavy and butcher weights % an
~ KY. Iioht IS 7Ods5 80 Sheep-Recepts, 1900 head
eyeSythine ou the list sold 10dl5c lower and lambs are
down 20 water mark declining 75ao0e this week. win
S5ds5 10 the top price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE M.nxrrs.

Liverpool, Aug. a. 315 d. m.-Besf IN door demand.
Pork and hams IN faF demand Bacon In good demand
Cumberland cut about % 70 80 n ass shoulders
about IL 20 ID ~ firm at 33s. Cheese In fair demand
TpIlow and surgentns In fsir demand CottOnseed OIL
L9rd-Spot, the demand has fallen OF; futures poor
demand prime Western, spot and August, steady a.
Us Cd September and October steady 33s 3D. Wheat
In active demand Kansas, winter hard, 1rm IS ID No.
red spring firm At s. Sd. Flour In good demand Corn
Spot In fair demand futures In good demand mixed West
ern, spot and August, frm at 6s Hops az London
Pacific Coast-NothIng doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 14Sgr seady aas bFP unG iss sS5
bbls Wheat unsettled and higher spot u YoGsi os
the monsh 81 o5sqS1 06 september 81 NJ Sg:Gs , 20
October 81 O8ds O6 December 81 O5Gsl oSs sts.e
No red 81 Oldsl OF southern wheat scSye 5lE =.
M o6 ng q o2q$1 o. EeeeEPs . 200 sSS S SS
spot zoe the month"; zoe sep:em6er use asked &
bush stock g2s9l bush QSt firm no .ss White rc Ses
ern isc asked No mixed Western 44c asked SsRS
5000 stock p 26 bush Rye str99g an9 s esIyr
ceips G2i2 bush stock, So5SS bush s sSn fregbS
active unchanged. Cotton-Middling weak sc; ,S
Coffee firm; Rio eargoes, fair l9c 10 Z IT, Al "a
81 20 81 ~ 81 20, Job lots
Buffalo, Aug. 14-Wheat-No demand for spring clos
ing: No / hard at 81 IA No l Northern 81 IL, Mlho S
WheaG opened higher demand good cars no Fso soI
at 81 ola 81 o. NO red sold at ii o. o Sags
No white sold at al OIL closing sc hgher S9rn uee'
and unsettled No yellow, zoe 7lc closing at IOg No o.
el zoe closing at Coo No g. 6Sd@e &c Closing az
os[c. oats quiet and easy; No white; vt S SominslS
soc for 10 best patent spring - o %
ass 40; winter 81 75d$5; rye aour, - 6od@9 nm ie'd
strong coarse winter bran sl5 do spins Si4 90 Csna
ge9tX6rk Keoept%FiouF - 900 bbs; wheat Si5 900
2SIt Whca ss2 90 bush rye, $500 bush By rail-
Flour Oco bbis wheat. 10000 bush corn $4,000 oush
Chicago AUG 1.-THE leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
BROKER NUTTIyG RETURNS.
From Tho Commercial Bulletin.

Considerable surprise caused on the street by
the return Of Broker Thomas b. Nuttng IT., who was
committed On July % 20 the NewJersey state Insane
ASYLUM. Mr.. EuttiIg states the trouble caused
v religious differences with doctor, who and
l. one of his best friends. and who thought ne was
citing for the good Of Mr. Nuttng's family. After
ejebteoD DAYS STAY in the Institution Mr.. Nuttng was
Sischarced. having been decided This afternoon
ne issued letters 20 all his customers stating he had
hcon released "A, being fully capable Of managing his
Insiness and warning them not 10 pay any attention
-. newsnaper stories concerning the writer's health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
TIE PETROLE I'M MARhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market firm Yesterday, IN
the absence Of bear and there buying orders
for National Transit certificates 80 cents that fond
takers. The dealings the Consolidated Exchange
amounted 10 $1,000 barrels at 00d7O cents. At tho
Stock Exchange 1000 barrels taken at So IL cents
Refined oil In barrels unchanged at 6.75 cents
In bulk at 4.25 cents and in at $40 cents crude
In barrels at 800 cents and In bulk at $50 cents.
Foreign quotations Antwerp. is francs Bremen
$50 marks; London, j-5d "a pence.
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slowed away under the large turret The masts have
piatcs at the bottoms and are screwed when required
10 the plates which form the deck
IN IN ner voyage nom Duluth the wetmore had cargo
OF wv bushels OF grain in bulk, and came throuf
ee nxe rspds 81 Saoup Long sau Cotesu the
SaSca1es ana spht Rock. The WetmoTe came back IN
ballast and will load up at once with machinery for
Tacoma, and win avoid going round the Horn by
passing through Magellan Straits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
SHORT OF WATER AT SEA.

The White star steamship Germanc, which arrived
here yesterday, reports that on Tuesday last when
about 1000 miles from this port she sighted the
schooner barbara Hale Of newfoundland, with signals
OF distress Tying The vessel was short Of fresh
and the Gerinanc supplied her with eighty gallons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
OH, MARKETS

OF City, Aug 14.-National Transit certificates opened
6Ssc highest, 10lc lowest, oslo: closed zoe Sales,
$4,000 bbs cleranees $4,000 bbls shipments, 1os21S
Pittsburg Aug 14-Petrolevm steady; National
certificates opened at 0Sc closed at 6Ssc highest 69c
lowest GSl.c.
Bradford Aug H.-Naticns Transit certificates opened
cearances, 1914 goo bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave 1905 OF Coreandt ana Des'
brosses as follows.
10 a M for Geneva, Lyons. tislmra, Rochester. Buf.
falo and the West POt,vc and principal local points,
Chair Car b and Pcmsn Car 20 Suspension Bridge
O. a m Tor Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
II 40 A. m. FOR Elmir1 and intermediate points.
m far TunkhannOck and intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. - r s I,,c,,o, and ,,,,,, ,,
,oedate noints. Chair Car 20 l.. and Il Junction.
80 D. for P0ttsNile and intermediate paint. Chair
20 p m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Conner,lon 20 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. M. Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester, Buf.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and sus-
pension Bridge.
40 D. connect for all points In Mahoaey and Hazel.
WI SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 m. for Aauch Chunk HaZelton and intermediate
points, and IL a. m for shenandoah and intermediate
Is D. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 D. H. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra. Rochester. Buf.
falO and The West Pullman Sleeper 20 Lyons and sus
p'"''" General Eastern onice, 235 Broadway.
A DvERTIsEN ENTs FOR THE NEwYoRK TRIB::
OFFICES No. 1928 Broadway corner Thirty-nrst.N.;
,l40 Broadway corner 26th-st. until D. M go Wese
Twenty corner shave l52 6h-ave LOS Fourth
bovrteentst 700 Third corner Forty
seventhst l026 1hirisve. near SiAty-nrstst f708
Frstsye log West Forty seeondst o32 Co usave.
ll7o Nisth ave-, 72dst 80 Liberty st. q Avenue A.
Ls2s Ihi,d-aye; and he HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Esss
West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES th'ss. AZ regular s10
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Aug. IA, D. m-Erie. 1oa. Mexican ordinary.
80 st. Paul eonmony Cos Mexican Central per
cent bonds, 712. Money = per cent. Paris sdyfSes
quote per cent rentes 95 francs Is centcs fos he
fol checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
.nr,nnAy AND sLrNpAY Ar rHE sEAsHoRE.

qrake the steamers OF the Sandy Hook route from
York Pier 3 North River. foot Rector-st Delight
mi sail Of one down New York Fay, In connection
In ay nrsss trains from sandy Hook. Leave New
ynrlr 4 20 10 as a. H., IL 90 noon Il 100 D.. m.
ssfurdays onlyI AS, 30, b 80 p. NJ sundays
o 80 a. IN, 1 100 D. NJ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
Railroads.
NPV.Y0rk & Lone Branch Railroad.

SUMMI@H
Train. leave Now-York for BED Bank, Long Branch
Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Point Pleasant: 90
From foot OF Lberty-st4 80 10, IL :l5 a. M, Svs
is 3 80 (e1presl ! 90, 80 (expressl, $50. $500
From foot C0rtanas or DsSbrossss stEs 81 80 IN
except Rcd BANG. 20 cypress $40 200 .. m
aSsv trains do not Stop at Abury Park and Ocean
Grove RUFUS BLODGErr
Supt n. Y. and L. b. X. X.
EI II. P. BALDWIN,
Genr Pass. Agent Z. X. IL Co OF ". !,
J. T. WOOD,
GeIl Pass Agent Penn. r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
e uplands in Liverpool August Il, 1891.
Is, 1880, o 1l-lGd; do August 10, 1889,
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. Low Mlddung Us
Strict Good ordinsry...5a4 Middling.. 116
Options were somewhat unsettled though not especially
brisk. In the early trading the bears " had the ad
vantage and prices broke points the first sales Llv
erpoO lower, and the crop reports favorable
both Of which had Weakening effect and prompted selling
for long " account The shorts" however, became
little nervous later in the day and the market steadily
hardened. August finally closed points higher while
later months left OF ed3 points better. Sales, Co. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

A. LEGGATE e. ~
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-06
seisntlae Notos.

How wonderfully arc the inventions of man antici,ated in the animal kingdom. Tho cuttle-fsh has tho power of covering itself with a sud- den effusion of inky fluid; and what moro can man do with the most in- gsnious fountain penp
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-06
Why He Liked Her.

She: That's . curious match Charlie Pigott Is about to make. They say tho girl Is . regular tomboy- climbs trees. and all that sort oi thing" He: "Humphl Thats why he likes her. His rooms are on the fifth 6oor-no elevator. "--Harpsr's | Bazar.