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The Progress., 1892-04-16
Suffering Indians.

A scaling schooner that stopped mt
one OF the villages OF Attu island, the
most westerly of the Aleutian group.
in the North Pacific ocean. was able
recently to give little relief to the
suffering natives numbering about
$50. Several years ago it was n great
place for sen otter5 and when fur
company established trading post
there many Aleuts were attracted to
the island. but when the company
moved its store the natives were left
there. The island is barren and the
natives must live on fish and sea lions
They drink tho oil from the sea lions.
but as they have neither boats nor
hunting outfits the supply is small.
They make clothing from anything
they can get boing thankful for
gunny bags that may be left by YES
sells that pass occasionally. One
woman was found who had been on
her back for three years on account OF
a broken leg. tho bone not having
been set. The Indians cannot get
away and must soon perish unless re-
lief be sent
The Progress., 1892-04-16

To send flowers by mail cut them
early in tho morning and let them
stand in water for some time before
packing, so as to absorb moisture
enough TO prevent them withering, in
which case they will not need to be
sprinkled after they are in the box.
Pack in Light wooden box hned with
cotton batting and covered with
tissue paper. Lay the flowers not on
top OF each other. but in rows side by
side. the blossoms OF each row on the
stems Of their neighbors and as close
as possible; cover with paper and
cotton; SEQ that the lid OF the box is
securely fastened. and remember to
write on ono corner Cut flowers "
as that will insure the package being
carefully and quickly handled.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
GO TO HALIFAX"
The why aud Wherefore of the Evil
Name Acquired by the Town.

The why aud Wherefore Of the Evil
Name Acquired by the Town.
Tho evil rcputo OF Halifax implied
I'm this adago came to it 10y inheritance
from HaliraN in YORKSHIRE. England.
Halifax law, rs may DO gathered from
a letter OF Lord Leicester quoted
10y Motlcy in his History Of the I'm
tied Sta'os" was that criminals should
be condemned first and inquired upon
afterward. " law which IN that one
particular ~ least res ambled 'Jcdburg
Justice
Halifax lay within tho forest OF
Hardw.ck where the law was that if
a felon was taken with l3i pence
worth OF stolen goods ha should be
tried by four firth burgers from four
OF the precinct towns and IL con-
demned by them be hanged the next
day. After this proceeding bad been
carried out 60 the letter the case might
be sent TO jury! Halifax is also
credited with being tho homo of the
guillotinc, which tho regent Earl
Morton. introduced into Scotland only
20 have his own head chopped of with
The Progress., 1892-04-16
THE MISERY OF BALDHEADS.
Thousands or Dollars SPcnt Annually 60
Wake tho I,lr GROW

Make tho II,ir GROW
Il mako GOOD deal OF money out
Of bald-hcadcd mon. " soid the barber
to a New Yorl, sun man IT is true
that do NOT know OF my way 20
mako hair erow on bald hoad. bu.
although I honestly 70, 'o cyory GUS.
toucr who a.as wy opinion czacry
what lr,.... 10 ua. boon nay an.
varying o..pr..ucn that mo- url.ho1d-
ed man give. up without long and
expensive ..rt.. of r..im.u's tho
hope of ,rs dg. ,iu"
H.. hair rrs'rrrl SO mat
trr how many otuvr bl'uuoads ho may
lu ". or what yar... of uu,uccc-,-
ml attempts ho may h,y, .rrn go make
ua.r grow whore o. la. once disap-
pnnrud, oI.h h1ldhrud.d man sooms
determined to mrac sid the trials Tor
LimsclL lie thinks nee may succeed
whore other, laro lailrI. and dos not
brgrudGc the cspuu...
1 have seen " Ur.,r whose nc1d
was ua d,-lDr,t" of u.r .a marble.
top tnblo uruluahlu.y D. ,"m.cud =
hasr tonic or l0r rc.j.r. og ,rvigor-
5ipr ns oorlaiu 90 mako the hair grow.
Tho blIdhca3cj m9u docs not ask the
question why 'h" bHrhrr has not trIod
IT on his own billiard ball. but couhd-
ingly purcha, 4, bottle uitcr bottle ia
tho vain hope oI making up for ma
turc's doGcjoucin-.
'Th"rc IS allu'o 'arr that grows on
many bald nroda tnat cau+"s good
deal Of dclu-'"v. Scnm" aud loOling
The Progress., 1892-04-16

A house on Long Island that long
possessed tho reputation of being
haunted was rented by man who
mad no fear Of ghosts, and who was
determined il any existed there to
meet them. He succeeded. but the
ghosts weren't OF the kind We see rep
resented in ictures- He heard n
strange noise late one night and
located it on the roof Accordingly,
he armed himself with clubs and re-
paired TO the roof. His coming did
not cause the mysterious sounds to
cease and so he gradually crept along
until he came on the ghost" 1t
was a largo vase that was being
rocked by the higl winds, causing
the unearthly noises Ho pitched the
ghost to the ground smashed 1t into a
thousand pieces and then returned to
bed. Saturday Evening Post
The Progress., 1892-04-16
words In the Bible.

According to The Presbyterian and
Reformed Review the total number OF
distinct words in the New Testament
excluding proper names and their de-
rivatives. is 4.S29. A few compari-
sons may be interesting. The vocab-
ulary of the Old Testament is larger.
Gesnius' lexicon. emitting proper
names and obsolete roots. contains
s. $40 words OF which 642 are marked
.'Chald." The "Iliad" and the
Odyssey" together contain 5000
words Shakespeare uses 10, 200 and
Milton 1900.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
A Cosnopolitnn Elrd.

A new kind Of bird has bern dis
covered in Wyoming. In company
with a dozen buzzards it was lowering
over the carcass OF dead horse in a
pasture. It has the head and beak OF
a hoot owl. the body and neck of a
rooster and its tail is similar to that
of a peacock, and when shot made
noise not unlike that OF q guinea hen.
The bird will provo an interesting
study for scientists and was shipped
to New York city.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
Concerning Envy.

The envious man believes himself
eclipsed by the luster OF his neighbor;
that which is good in itself becomes
an evil to him. and makes him wish 1t
either removed or extinguished. En-
Wy, like cold poison. benumbs and
stupefes. and thus, as IL conscious OF
its own Importance, 1t folds its arms
Up despair and sits cursing in a corner.
When 1t conquers it is commonly in
the dark. by treachery and undermin-
ing, by calupny and detraction. Envy
Is no less foolish than detestable; II is
o vice which they say keeps no holi-
day. but Is always working upon its
own disquiet. New York Ledger.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
TOO ACCOMMODATING.
Tho Drummer Threatened 10 Make tho
TesL EntIrcIY Too sIeeessfnL

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The Progress., 1892-04-16
THE BEAUTIFUL

THE BEAUTIFUL
Queen and Crescent
ROUTE.
~ Miles Sh 6rD ,st to Now Orleans.
10 Miles Shortest o jacksonville
THE ONLY ROUTE TO
Vicksburg,
jackson,
Meridian,
Birmingham,
Chattanooga
and Cincinnati,
Making direct connections atChn,tanoOga
for Atlanta Macon, savannah Augusta.
Charleston, Columbia. Charlotte Raleigh,
Knoxville. Ashcvillc. ECrfolk. and Rich
mOnd. At VicksburC and Jackson for
Memphis, Natchez, Baton Rouge
and New Orleans.
The Short Line via lookout
Mountain and Cincinnati 10 Chi
cago, Cleveland, Buffalo, niagara
Falls and Canada, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, tho Adirondack and
White Mountains. Now Eng
land Cities and all points North
and East
hLL THROUGH TRAINS
Pass around tho base of lockout Mountaia
along the shore Of the Emory river, oYog
the Famous n en- Bridge and through IL
Blue Grass Region ui kCTlucky 10 Ccntrt
Union Depot. where connection If mad'
for the Nurl' and Ems. without transfer
| throug llthc lity. To Louisyillc only ono
| Pullman Boudoir Sleeping Cars on all
| through trains. For rates, pfFlsh maps,
| time cards and fun information call on
| H. T.. HEARf,
| Agent Queen and Crescent RCdtc, 5hreve-
! port LG.. or address.
T. FRETSGIfMAR
| Trayclir. Passenger agent 'aGks0u, Miss
! T. HARDY,
Asgislaut General Passenger Agent. yicks.
| burg Miss.
| >. q. EDWARD8,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Progress., 1892-04-16
THE ONLY ROUTE TO

Making direct connections atChH.tRnoOgA
for Atlanta Macon, savannah, Augusta.
Charleston, Columbia. Charlotte, Raleigh,
Knoxville. Ashcvillc. ECrfolk. and Rich
mOnd. At VicksburC and Jackson for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TILE TRADE IL CllICAGO

Chicago Aug. l. lST"calI.-Everyh NJ ~a' "'"'
steaded today ~ the aprcnrince In the No''n" ~ o."
some low ,erT,rpmrcs suggesting possbl" tf''' on
Friday or satlriay. Tho strength % Liverpool CO To-
also had steadyng Influence. notwithstsnd ns the "''
,ha, tho Continental cables oil weak S"i'' m
wheat sold bvse~n "a. and 7d',. and clos d al -"
-. The rAc< pit hrre 80 ar N" e'tinar i"f
Eridty G75 Primary market receipts this wees ar
80 coo ahead II and export 'l'aranc.s ar am".t
nat much hehni The visible Monday oneh' p
Increase about 5000 90 brshHs com Wa even m 70
Effected hv possibility ~ frost than VI eat % Hurh
affected N the depressing nng"nc u T. -iIh, ~
even forgotten September scd between 5l's ana -
and closei At h2L, Tie receipts $40 arr th'
cs,ira,o 'or Friday 900 The Price Current - crop
summary hearish. II said that the impair
mcnt Of crop bad been arrested.
CatS adv closed ut the top IN" cro1
reports were all bad. September sold from 81, B.
33's and closed 33N.
The provision market is being oppressed by tho post
blv that shipments 81 product VIII b. cublra>s" -
prevented altogether ~ III" ,trAe Pork Is particularly
Then the market Is st feeling tho effect o. that
Cudahy liquidation, Each day. dee inc reached
new stop orders September ribs and lard antn' q
w fear ~ m1nipula'Ons. January lard md ribs
weak. Hogs we're to 10 cents lover although tl,rc
were only 10 600 September pork sold between al 10
and ~ go and cloSc1 al - september llri between
ana - 9J and closd at - September ribs bctw
- and g. 90. and closed at - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
west SHORE RAILROAD,

u. \. & Al ~ hit Co., itsefcl.
Trains leave West 44d-ot station. New York, fol.
low. and - ninut,, go lie. FROM IT, + anhlln.st:
$50 4. W. Daily local to Albany and Catshill Noun
tains. fNr. Sunday. west Of tocymln's Jc. Sleeping
c!r Sew. YORK 70 BOorN tlle, sundays only ,,
7.iJ \. VI Daiy local to Albany except Sunday, for
1915 A. Vi. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Roches.
tcr Hunao. Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago; except
>a.rrdav for Toronto; except SUNDAY TO- saratoga.
tat,"u MJunoins. NewPalti, L,k,s MononK ard
MnnewasNa. Parlor ears To BoomNllle and New .Palu
llin. New ral'z Lake, Mehonk end Mnn.ya.Sa Al;
iilo5nN lie. Saratoga and Caldwell.
Ills =. W. saturdays only, Haoliday Special 10 Cats
XII Mountains rarloF ear attached.
n3 - 4. W.. Daily. except Sunday TO CAtskil Noun.
tiin, Nrw-Pat', Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany saratoga. SATURDAYS only To Boomyie and
a 90 q, VI. Daiiy. except sunday Tor Albany.
JIJ u. Vi. Daily FOR Albany Montreal, Utica. Syra-
cise Rochester. Bufa'o Niagara Falls. Toronto, De-
s.3m r. u. DAILY. except Sunday. for Newburg AL.
hauy S,ratosa and Montreal.
sis H. VI. paiv Tor AbaIy. Uuca. Syracuse, Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit Chicago
A. NJ s$; Go p. JSr'c,y Cry. p FIR. station sio; 40
iitYERSTRAw LOCALS, 2AS, .s:t5 P. NJ.
NEwBuRGi LOCALS 20. 'loio a. NJ. 'lI5. 30
Sleeping for Burao. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
Detroit Chicago St. Louis. on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets timetables. parlor and sleeping
car accommodations or nfo.maton apply Offices: Brook
foot Of Futonst Eew:York CITY iis 27i, 500 1856.
9,2 broadway. ii3 nowcry 81 Fast i4th-st. SO West
'-'"''''' G r. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARkET.

Ncv.York. THURSDAY, Aug 1s.-BEEv.Is-Not hoof
he Seen ate 'd aS !" %p +" at 'S
central q car e. fog ST F SSTpsny
also ed TO STrvs Ed %s ss h cSGr '
closely tied up the E E ana yc Lcf4 m .s and s1
SSh4s for Gos sf s Sda{ FSSs
s sSG S% to and r Colorado DO at SS
shspe% oa, ,y as sS ::sc c. ans on the
' Sess s1 beef h on France Fra S' viii ns ' get
of S efTpls%sss & 'anS P'' and "i
fact that three have died of dsease r"Semeiins
hcscScr quite whether tn d,sase p wa, ne f
sSeI The TO %d by Of Sn
arriving from The I n d,' ayU w1u y,
, se% 10 T Ts%S'T Infected 1p SS ccss
80 s and p It @ SS
ys'li S ,sa Il sa 81 r fed calves at
ana Dressed eayes squc.t but rm a,
for 'S STessSd 0S and and saoc for
dressed cd and western calves g. - average q, Sc
per n do Ii2 n. at ssc 10 buttermilk calves iS' ~
f': = pdsces Y Son. : lsl n ss 5 as ed %
lts at c 10, d. Il ,2 . At i berm i'm e' 4Gs ~
T Z * IS g. o. &c; Z sf':'eF' 1872 ~ at
D. H rs g? d. fIFS' S'' fd
newton Gnets 3! MARYLAND wal 1874 "a at 7+c
Judd ( Buckingham Veals 1903 n at Sc do 2io
II" Hsicnbeck & Hollis: 81 srass'rs. 100 n at as'' 3
Ves snE iTG XN a IAMps-Rcccps including con
signed direct 20 butchers IS cars or 1870 head
S Sr.s at J ssov c S Shear ap a" %S S C 70
a, s.6s5 50 ner 100 n. Lambs were active ana aoo1
stock shade irmer at the range Of s5dS7 30
Dressed mutton %,r S to nr at Gscd lambs We're
fu7 sustained in prc, sod 992c ,.,.n,,, ,,o,.
9, Sssgai a. ~ pT oo n 5sS d. 50 ~ G.
se state 40 e5 ~ at 50 rs 81 West Virginia sheep 81
Mc%S:ssoG &C. 's IS v yTsaa l: Edp % y
shcsp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

s. sssa;e ;H,'s 8 'iSs "a
~; olive. YY saan ssssoc palm. SIC.
PRovIsI0NS-PORK-ws sgsn wsaie lend ond very very
si5Ssf7 FAMILY e@sl gme; sl LEV EXTRA
Sas g 4 EXIT Il 2Ssfs g ss
her. I'D & 5St .sss @a'
trading light Sales 600 picked bes s'se picked
ham. quoted '.di2e smoked DO iSG1S Sse p s.S
s seS1d'r'M Ybs66iIir .%Sffa 90 RS os,S
TSser; e., go qu9,.s o ~ ieF zoo pg
LsRD~was very dull in option c iods S w ard
%e,Ser feeling prevailed sSn9 Iscne M sales
800 soss august no%na sen, .t ei sse
80 tcs al SIC rehned quoted s.55a- zoe Continen;
south America DC city Ilran coepafsvslv
aIet do ave , prices we're not dstufbea ~
sry csamsy st ard .,aIsap a a1,ia
2t@2ac nrs,. 2ia22c second, 1899 h,rds s"lS c
dairy haes and PALS ae ext w 2c dE 2b S'' eS
sia2rse ar.s 1920 seconds 17sasSc third ildo,a 10
Ti5f w tnd. l5nie we@ien day
seconds. I5dl6c: Western factory Jnne extra 20
a 1cc1d' ,,S "n5 nr''' r
uis quiet and about steady lending ,nc we u G'
q. aa.c: do coored Ni,doa.c hoice s1n9c; good :"
prime sSsS e ei i ,,tc4 FUN 0 Skh Sr' sa
....., EGGS-In moderate demand and i,frS hed; sac
e zoe Tor prime western fair, 1sMsro: Western it,
for s5 s and a'" 'f:'ra Sc
ssS 1Sgo'tis aat Fa2ff 's'S '"s
caRcs ..q mosIa Ion s.sac
. iess ls,iec 80, 10 s''dS'se; No H. i1'ld@
SYSTEMATICALLY Lard quoted oa9'c in hhds and
9c%arGs am, .S Sdy g p51od4c for prime city
Sales, rs hhds. 5.l6c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
GRITN IND PRODCCE MARhEI.
FEATURES OF SEw.YogK DEALINGS.

Higher markets enjoyed Mt IN" Produce E'chanf'
nm. the speculation was mairly local in character
stronger feeling prevailed principally founded upon inc
expectation 81 Ight supplies II the Bua" >trlh' II P"
longed The cahes from the United Kingdom were hr
and LIVERPOOL futures closed somewhat Mttr i"l,s;
howcVer vas down lod2O centmc- on wheat ana i""43
NJ, rnur i1, v most .rct. Tho Northwest r'i"ited con
We a:hcr and Missouri told Of come crop d'n|s' I'M,
IN rouiuurflon with he strike situation. ia J" u"' ~
is .ny.rng Of she.t-" AMI hence rise ~ ga cont
Foreigner, I'D little nothing In options me t'a, 'i
nattly '..vchng september options "lfn'd AZ -
cont. and clos.d after al ~ - ~ ~ ont me
ejaculation com .5S+ 600 bushels spot wheat N"'
a., mud 10 O0f bushels were sod Tor export
1or, va. bull .h carly August option, ROSE c'lN
n, Tho foar q strike and covering ana nthT mon,
r,iord iGs cent. sub e4uentr tho -" va a ia'i OF
cen. q, august and other months declined 10. cen .;
l. cont on later G,liverie cold weather 10 NJ Nortl.
vos, and lrner collie. helped tn hu> SPOT iot" "'T"
orm,r but very slow no port nand beng not.
/, oAt- ti" options "a cent on INC -tIl"e anu
rovSrnr cash oai- wore somewhat better.
Lard easier and dIu.
Tlo nniI quotation. w'r' a fnl'o". 49,, OF.
whcat-iu:u>t s2ia september. 81; October 81
corn august G2s sep,cmb'r. 5oH; october, So
oat.-August s3.; september. S99; October IS
ard so,,er7,cr - 80: October a. y. -.
1Io recent. ~ grain aud nour f'p.itf y"'i'rlav ~
Sew. YORK i'Ai,aGcplh. Ia'mo'" '.i lir,t@;
,ou,v. Wh-,t GO 80 bushels corn. 80 -iH 'u-.'l-
n,ts lia - bu-he- total grain si39.S hu-ael, t"lt
* Ia tnrkacee. ~ CHICAGO. NI"euk,~ s"d - ~
80, nr-i,o. were. wheat Gji.co, hu-heis; corn -
bushels: oiis 500 sos bushels; total gran" i-l"''i'
bushels nour B. G3O larr'!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE.-There was firm market on the spot to-day
and demand continued fair. No. Rio quoted AZ lisc
Sales 900 bs rs No. end the basis Of Pee Tor o.
spot 500 bags No. per Strabo, lic l2'O bags san,
los l4ssc for coffee Mild gowNs firm; sales, 300
mat Limon arrive 23hc; 600 mats interior on private
terms so bags MsricaiD, 300 bags Porto taOclO
private Options developed further strength to-day
and prices advance so 10 points renewed covering Of
sbo tSn stimulated by strength In HaNfe ana a
strong spot ket. have cosld III up while Hamburg
WAS rather easier. London finer; 80, p M, oHichI
els Sd september 81, "a 3Gober
dis Sd ; November, els sd December, 6SS; janusi
S3s 3D. Rio quotes Frit ordinary 90 klosj. u 90
good second 90 kos). IL 25O; exchange lprNse,
10 1872 receipts in Rio 900 bags Io cesrances TO
United states 700 bags Rio ceersnces TO Europc 5000
hays: Rio stock l5S 600 bags Ko market stsadyi re
CENTS in santos II 600 bags stock 1G7 600 bags
Santos market quiet good aNceee santos 600 e.
cents at RIO July August H. 1892. Az OcO bag
sane time 1891. 595 coo bags; same time eJO $500
bgs receipts at S1ntos July 10 August ~ ~. iao
o06 bays same time it9I 1873 900 bags same time leco
237 600 bag Total sales here odsy. $3.50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

1000 barely steady T os,ei % Ss Ole Gle.
q P: f sss y; $''f ST. % MII:ss9
sss ssy .,ssty s' ioa q IL i:4e
Conn isS ns gs' Ss ge Dss Sea
sample pSea@sed supply ss e ali 'pT5[ a nd
s.Ds G rFs s. S qqs 200 tos whS.
sSi 900 s 9rsn i e 7oo bush GG' ''
Minneapolis 1sThere va, stOnger nndit0ne +,
S me- m.k, m Sp Of 80 the Manitoba and
North dakota sections start d 1trday on the dsys
rating sG in to Wheat S9y a9i o t% I1'HS mp and
or little while Quit an aetye tiid Ia q;
srke september opened at go snd t ri, T s11 tnt
in The cash market 80 Nohcr rang "a Lon - !, 70
cafs Of new wheat on tn Zoo, tlat grsdd no . Low
grades were plenty and SLOW co" sIih, "yTv re
srphmbap ' opcnng 5$.c; highest 73.d5S,.e Lowest
7Gs.e 7ete e.r closing ST. t o. track 30
old. August 75c; september. 71tc.
,oss dv & 4 % S o cSSes ys SP'
yo%t ESI'a9,s sn."s c. ssd gSlGe t qSaei
d. DO leo rennsy,saia and 80 Delaware
Sic; 40 red in do for week'' delivery. 79c No
red ,p'scal S Scncm-F ccobcr ssSfsc
S SS%Sc chang "T o'. ca S@Po'd iSsi Su'
graded d in ssn s'R9 ycd >Scr, ce asa S7
SO nNca, August, 51G5, re snoe 6,s sro1c
Nbirr warm sic 80 3 whit. 40iac; uugaded white,
Il i2a42lac; No = white. 43aAS2c; no whit, August
Novcmicr 4OG foic. Buter firm for fine goods; Penn
syvsnia print extra. 2sc. Eggs firm for choice stock
Pennsylvania nrsts. 1S~c. Sugar. relned nrm gool
demand: cubes, 47sc: extra pevdered AAXX, LOO
standard 90 A. crown 4. sc crystal A. 4,c double
refined diamond A. candy. fSc confectioncrs' \,
DE red star A. Bic: Keystone 49, DISC Franklin
H. 3 I6c T. Sac; red star C. 80 grecn .2r
Receipts Flour 1900 bbl-. 1000 sacks wheat $1,000
bush corn 40 800 bush oats, 3 800 bush shipment
Wheat i23 900 bush; corn. 5000 bush; oas, 1850
bush.
sFlcuT demand ImPs9'sS pri sos
rcd cash better 7o.c August. 72sal92c: closing
7n.c september 727s 1j-c closing 73c aSked october
3li.c nominal December, 77l,c BID corr sho, UP on On
iIttir demand 4sc. o,kcd; August 4sc nominal S"p.m'
her 4sIsd agi.c closing 49c bid October. 49, SO,
chasing $50 bid MAY 49ac bid. Oats Arm Nc higher;
No cash. 344c August 35c bid SeIembsr, 80. pa.
Rye m No Ole Barey no trad Hran f" .rcs
spot and 10 arrive Al 35diI 80 Hay tendency upward
Timothy cho'cc gilt edge sl2 5odsl" prairie, primo
to gntcdye s7dse Butter hrm nnsnader @. nors
SO 49, lard a. 75ds7 80 nominal Dry salt meats o9:c
shouldrrs a. o. longs and rlbs SO 90 shorts ~ 10
Bacon and hams unchanged. Receip,s-four, oW bbls
wheat 2O7 900 bush os 900 bush oat 900 bush
Shipmcnts-F Flour 7 coo hbs; wheat 1000 bush corn
," 600 bush oat H. 900 bush; re 1000 bu,h.
Toledo Aug. is.-whcst active hrrn NJ cash
5Sl.c: August and September 20 October Iyc Decen
i,cr soc Corn dull steady; No. cash ami september
81 &c 80. g. soc; No yellow sc )at. quletj cash
min. "a H. 8. october 90; No,em',r. IS ~. Ne
cclpt.-tour SObhs wheat 2t,',6 PIN, corr 49,
bush oats h,s rye. 37Si bush Shpm,h'. F1o"r
1880 bis wheat $50: O9 bush; corn, 1'coo bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
THE STATE Of TRADE.

a25s bSis; shi'msnts SOL Ibls; sales, 90 ebs
sepeIIber ISL a7sIac October sO4asOi.c steamer No
Ied 7lasc bid receipts 20 2o3 bush shipment ~
southern wheat steady; fultz 75asoc Longberry -
aisle. Com easy mixed spot, 574c bid the month 5'c
BID seHtembel 5oae bd osober &c a I'D yc1
stock 57,l5i bush; sales. 5000 bush. southern corn
dull white, 5Gd57 i2e; yellow. 57a57 ,2e oats quGt
receipts 1863 bush stock, 7i007 bush. Rye steady
Hay firm good to choice Timothy sl4 5Odsl5 30 Grain
7osc. Proyisions nrm; mess pork, Sl4 90; bnlkmats
loose shoulders 73c long clear, % clear fib-sdes 81
ders, 32c hams small. l42c; large. 1fc lard refined
94c crude. 71.c Buttcr-Crcsnery fancy, %a2iEc :;
isc good to choice 16dlc store packed l'al0e er1ss
ljd &c. Eggs firm. active, sc. Coffee steady; llo
a rn and qs sSs4' STEADY
,sw ss a &C Oats duh no . white 43c. Shorts
quiet and steady. Provisions In fair demand pricr.
steady Eggs in GOOD demand Western extras l9iea2oc
Receipts for the weck-Flour % 600 bbls $4,000 sacks
s. 600 bush oats 1900 bush; shorts, LOCO tons
Buffalo, Aug is-spring mhest-yery LIGHT inquiry FOR
placing II arrival sales. 5000 bush 80 / Northern
spot sold at SIC; No ! hard spot closed at 9ISsc do
g. T. and /. at $3.50; do Minneapolis at S27sc
wintr wheat dull impossie to move cars: No red
dull and elsy sales OF 1000 No yellow at size
coo bush no 3 yellow 56i4c; ! ear No 3 ri Doc in
st S ss & ad f0nG no wh 60 go H
quiet and easy best spring - G0dsi G5 do winter.
- 4oa4 so rye n"uI q i9ss TO- III teed st ady
Reeeipsl7our Is 600 bbls wheat. 5000 bush corn.
% 900 bush oats 222 GOO bush Canal shipmentsWhet
Shipments by reil-Fiour 15oo bbis wheat loi ooo
bush corn. 800 900 bush.
Chicago Aug. ls.-Thc leading futures ranged fol.