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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
ROBERT GOBLET IN NEw.ENGLAND.

MADE DIRECTOR no SUCCEED SIDNEY DILLON
FRIENDS OF THE COMPANY ENCOURAGED.
A meeting Of the directors Of the New-fork ana
New England Railroad held yesterday and Robert
Goelet the wellknown real-estae OWNER. was chosen
director to fIl the caused by the death OF
Sidney Dillon Friends Of the company were elated
at this accession the board and the price OF the STOCK
at the stock Exchange rose nearly points The
entrance OF Mr. Goelet to the board was Interpreted
ms indicating the Of President Charles PARSONS
in gradually gathering about him prominent business
men who would devote their energies TO building up
the road on a busnesslike basis.
Charles Parsons, IT,, yesterday said that no o'her
business was done except OF routine character lie
disclaimcd all idea that the New England road had
completed It's plans TO secure new connection III
New-York City. With regard TO rumors affecting the
NewYork and Northern he said that there was nothing
new. The New York and New England was now using
the New York and Northern in place OF the Old New
England Terminal connection and was giving 'he
Northern road from forty to sixty day, where
before the traffic had not exceeded hve cars daiy.
He denied that the New England was Interested III me,
Northern road however. The net earnings Oh inc
New England road for July are sald Dy MI rdIsoh'
to be In excess OF July year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

Cattle-Recelpts, 5000 lead: shipments, 2ooV ae3i
best natives, $50 IS co. good and useful "a a. ~ ~
S4 c5: Others, 81 aOas4 .3; Texans - So9 ~
Receipts 10000 head shipments, 5000 heao hc
fairly active, opened s!eady. closing Sgd3c s Msn
IS 10: prime heavy and butchers weights. ~ 3o@
SIS 55 light $50 IS 30: grassers ~ SOG - o. srEx
Receipts, 5000 head shipments, 1000 head MafASs
active steady at yesterdays decline. ,oo -,
st. Louis Aug sOca,!ssecs ssdv o, 10 strong
fair 10 choice native steers SO I00g4 75 fair 10 500
Texas steers ~ 800 s3 25 canners 81 lSs ~ 80 ~
Hoss-Receips. a,4oo head shipments soU .c hs"S
- $50 IS 80; Tght, 50 30. shesp.Rec;e12e.
LOO head shipments. 400 head. Market st'ons'
natives, SO 50a SIS IS; Texans, $50 $S oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Aug. 30. p. m.-Cotton-Fuiures closed
quiet American Middling low middng clause, August
delivery, 3 3e-64d buyers; August and September
delivery. 5sA64d buyers; sorenttr delivery,
6s-f4d buyers: September and October delivery,
$500 buyers: October and November delivery,
3 oo-64d buyers; November and December delivery.
G2- $40 buyers December and January delivery, "a
buyers: January and February delivery, 2-6fd@
364d February and March delivery 5-64d sellers
GALVESTON ,Aug 3O.-Cotton steady middinE,
zoe; low middling q 3-sc; good ordinary, use
net and gross receipts. ,ost 6nes sales, "06 bales
spinners, 95 bales stock. 22.j10 baeo.
Norfolk, Aug 30.-Cotton quiet; mlddlng, lice
low middllng 6 J-Sc good ordinary, . lo-ioc net
and gross receipts 100 bales: stock (actuaD. $3.50
bales. $500
$40: low mddllng, 3-sc good ordinary, 7-sc
net and gross receipts 562 bales Including 522 bales
new crop; sales, 800 bales: stock, Dab bales.
&c; low midAhng. 612c: good ordinary, &c; net and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

DRUGS. CHEMICALS. sc.-The market has developed
= ni moy sS"' . e, ,d " At q1saty
h !. So for s per- cent. s% SSm s We'd spSss
= IS covsrac The rang on crgde fSrsaa qu IN
acid and Sug 1T g; " Dbl e. ana
d .%aoa T at - jods 10 for Caste, OF IS
S d 0p. a qT %onnay te = am nor O p
e ls1us ssG'd at l w.,9% . o g p' for
Wayne COUNTY; orenss quoted At t?at2 80 para|
@ stead aO at A@5Sns a"a sh n's '" but @
& cgGs os sl' a 1nG easy Suo &C. 50f @
Gambler QUOTED q ~ S sr
a"E ana Ss % With .poo s qosd =; s
'Sc s' yellow low i ioi medium i2aic Tor green
S.%psS ' s a /" Db is and .sc in cs.
price,. rs New M" Ma %GsrS :. S"' sa
at medium a. Tor IrI: ii'r '"a
..i.es sod sssf per- 50 and anA 4S MEDIUM
iss 80 T. is hstIag e. S So sr sSS;Is
. .Rat u nh hs' Soo. r Sce D0'f" ''F
TLouE NP oa. ssy.r, T' sas Ts
% s'ss s s s.nf COG & enS
sae; sssnt. s:oS sSl: ;gSsS wheat p "a
s5s s Ss y s rI s. s. Pc: s ss
q; e s' 5sT.ss =: &c :s
s o. SS
M SS. 1ana apS s'' Is yellow western quoted
FOREIGN DRIED FRuIT-Ihe market has been gen,
prices have slight and unlmPortsn Closing quota;
( s, ys'G:. s:% "a n.y.
california 60 d. Persian q 49, sIsf soi 90
s AsH5 LI Iss in SCsc. s%e tssse ,5sn.:
I ss S' i.oa peel pr sase ossc PEEL
% "'s sshs DO q F;sSss coo 90
s 80 n 'SS' sSay DO california. sdi2e Ergnsles.
new '2se DO s
q? vssa '" .a & 90 ssaS
sheed % ss.,e Walnut Nap Ss Ir lss DO
,.S.es 90 . ssm Sa l'a1
raj sSSsO "s 90 aSa4 boxes "s - sss s.
fairly We'll and the market otherwise is steady quota.
s",y Is Sas S dc Choice to- ansy
isass n ss; DO Ja%aisa !sma,ss
a: 90 San Ss. So
harp tsGE OF 4" the volume %.s Of
s pq, sus sS'sd n. a
Sa';s .. Y; S;'
Spcang foreign sdvices ,s.pcn.sle e. mos, Of the
in ,dd to vh aeSon 'e wa, Saa w 30 pe eS sr
higher Liverpool hrmes but without material ehssgs
as s|G Se upward pV t1adency Then again
@s s ys s"d the sS S
movement liberal and ceannces very moderate be.
Of bush. and foreigners were sellers to some
extent. Import into the United kingdSn sr the Gsek
aggravated $50 600 qtrs wheat and III 900 bush CLOS
ing liverpool cables came tribe lower In some
intsror point. 90 9ss bush ,grsE and 1888 Jos
lively a year ago. seaboard receipts. $500 bush
eesrinces ports 2 s97 bush wheat and dS o00
nkrs flour The spot market ruled easier, and lS2 POO
bush taken FOR Including NJ NO orr aGo
BUSH at 1isc under september ungMded red co. 600
bush. 7ofso7sc No. northern 100 o0o BUSH; az
sales 100000 bush future 1872 900 bush spot Including
ern 79s,c No / do, s5ds5tc; No red quoted. soaG
sotc sdoat do g. b. slGsi.e 20 hs Ssn,s %ss
s0sdsic, closing at sole; do October s1bas2ae clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA AGREE.
n NEW CONTRACT FRAMED COMPROMISE OF


THE disputed POINTS.
The Executive Committees Of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company and Of the Panama Railroad have
reached an agreement which substantially assures
q continuance of their friendly relations The two
companies have been working together under fifteen
years contract, which closes In February, 1898.
There have been negotiations pending for several
Savs for n renewal OF the contract but on Monday
II was announced that serious hitch had arisen which
might lead TO sharp quarrel between the two com
panies. Yesterday, however compromise vas
reached. The Executive Committee OF the Panama
road held a session at the Office Of the company, NO.
% broadway, which lasted until nearly p. m.
Edward Iauterbach present, representing the
Pacific Mail with full power to act. contract was
finally adopted which awaits only the rauhcatlon Oh
the directors Of the Panama road A meeting OF
these directors will be called in a day two, when
there is little doubt that the instrument Will be APP
moved Confirmation from the authorities of the
Panama Canal Company Is expected to DE obtained
by cable The Panama Railroad is owned by the
Panama Canal Company which is In the hands OF
French "hquidator," corresponding to our receiver
Under the new contract the steamship company
will continue pay the railroad $4,000 month for
transportation facilities across the lsthmus The dis
puted point respecting the Central American and
Mexican business of the Pacific Mail Is settled rs
follows: II this business shall In the future exceed
the average for the last five years, the Panama Rail-
road shall receive one third Of the gross earnings
The foregoing statement is made the authority OF
Edward Lauterbach who added that there several
minor points on which concessions made by the
railroad the steamship company.
The life O the Is fully determined
1t cannot exceed the tenure OF Office OF the French
Hquidator Of the Panama Canal but 1t may last for
several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THE PENNSYLVANIA NEW TUNNEL.

Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-The Pennsylvania Railroads
new tunnel at the junction OF the main line and the
New-York division, In this city, has been practically
completed after more than years toilsome and
difficult work. The tunnel was put In use yesterday
for the first time, when Chestnut Hi train dcviatins
from the usual line at that point, ran down an easy
grade, plunged into darkness and emerging reached
the main track again by gradual ascent. All New
York division trains will be run through the tunnel
hereafter thus avoiding the frequent delays caused by
the passing OF trains on the main line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

Fort Wayne, 1864; Pan Handle, 1857; baltimore
and Ohio, 1881; Grand Trunk. 1897; Nickel Plate,
1853; Chicago and Erie, 5.799; Big Four. 7e3.
Lake shipments during the week amounted TO a.
e03 tons, against s3,447 for the preceding week,
decrease of 1854 tons. Through shipments Of neur,
grain and provisions from Chicago to the seaboard
by the lines In the Central Traffic Association amounted
to 81 800 tons. against 9027O for the preceding week
increase Of tons and against 20 oO2 Tor the
corresp ording week last year. a decrease of 153
tons. OF this traffic. the Vanderbilt lines carried
80 per cent, the Pennsylvania lines 30 per cent.
TIE Chicago and Grand Tank is per cent, the Balti-
and Ohio per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
r. IT AND d. TO ISSUE NEW BONDS.

Cincinnati, Aug. 3o.-The proposition to authorize
the execution Of mortgage supplemental to the gen
era NOR gage dated June l. 1892. securing the issue
of 100000 general mortgage bonds and providing
for the issue Of $4sOO 900 to be used In retiring and
paving OF bonds was voted on to-day by The stock
holders OF the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Rail
way Company Contrary to expectation, It passed
by sweeping vote Of 1922 shares In favor ana
1875 against Almost all were proxy votes. IL is pro
posed that this supplemental mortgage shall arpend
the general mortgage and grant power to the board OF
directors in its discretion to increase the Issue OF
and to be used solely for retiring bonds now ont
standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THE TOLEDO AND CHICAGO ZEE LINE.

Chicago. Aug 80 (specal).-A dispatch from Toledo
SAWS: wabash officials In this city to-day announced
that instead Of extending their new Chcago-Ashiey
line to Napoleon some town on the Toledo DIVISION
they would build straight to Toledo, and that the
right of way already secured. The distance Is
ll5 miles, and the right Of way was secured by the
Canadian Pacific and Wabash last spring The route
was designed the Toledo and Chicago pee me-
II Is six miles shorter than the Lake Shore Air Line
md the Wabash people say. will be bnlt with especial
reference to fast time. Ashley will be made the
centre OF four divisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
r. AND o.,s ENTRANCE TO CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 80 (SpeclaD.-The baltimore and OHIO
Road has secured It's right of way through Beverly
Hills and will begin to lay tracks at once. BY these
purchases the Baltimore and Ohio secures the lana
needed TO make y" with the Pan Handle uacks
and also secures connection with the Chicago Central
road at Forest Hill station at Seventy hfth-st, over
which II will enter the Harrison-st depot The road
will cross the northern part OF Beverly HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

Improvement ana fsee a,s
are rejoicing that the for hesvy losses sno "e,k
eggs To-day Northern Ohio Noth 3y I'm
diana Michigan lots the only kinot OF 49,,
relchng zoe unless he that few speea mat
other sections rarely reach that figure OtheI or,,n
quoted 1odl3',c newla,d but some lots no. q
prlne going down 1sc. and inferer lower o'nr IN
IN relatively small supply and Arm Caaaa,ah InneISy
receipt last sales 20i4c Ice house eggs sr",,1,
quoted at lots stored here but westerns arriving
would hardly exceed 17i2c.
state and Pennsylvania new.laid per dozen
Northern Ohio Ind and Mich. new-la iaoc! io,
Other We.tern new-laid fancy - prime oo,Sa 3,
Western Inferior pof case - WV -
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FREsH'
The best grades apples are In GOOD oesn1
and Arm but tho arrivals Of red varieties ere 90 ~.
below choice Most Of tn desirable Goca- sec ~ 49,
going abroad direct interior points Greeh so ont,
quiet and be strictly choice TO eoninaha vu' dull
slde quotations Inferior grade, OF all sort. very , u'
Much of the offered Is oNeiripe ana soho I've,
having been picked too green. rottinE badly MOS.
sales are In range Of - 6Ods3 10 barrel rye PsI
o. the supply going at about SO. but very line srge
hard and well packed in round hoops would conmahu !
premium Othef varieties OF pears are s'nfal uu ~.
in buyers favor. Pums in light supply AM ehoce o.
are doing tfine better Peaches quit" prnN any
largely Of medium and lower quality. fancy large ana
high ccloI.d and commanir p'tty Iuil
prices bulk OF the supply sells at somewhat o"rt
prices than heretofore. Cp-riNcr grapes nave oe'h ~
larger supply and declining. Watetn~lons OF ehoics
quality steady and few nne largo Southern arc ,cihe
e above lat quote lions. Best grades OF musk
melons doing little better but there Is no improve
I.Fo. .fGsfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil markets were a blank at both the
New-York exchanges yesterday. At on City quota
tons were So 1885 3-4055 3S cents The specu-
ation is at standstil partly because 1t Is not yet
clear how the cholera scourse in Europe viii afect
the American petroleum trndc. The Mcdonald pool
repor.s an Outplt Of 1900 barrels, decrease OF
500 barrels from the yield on sunday. Refined
petroleum WAS unchanged ut O10 cents In barrels.
800 cents In bulk and $50 cents In cases. Foreign
quotations were Antwerp, II francs, Bremen, o.Oo
marks; London, 11-lGa4 34d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
TO LOOK AT r. T. TRANSFER BOOKS.

Judge Shipman, In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday signed order directing Walter G. Oakman.
receiver OF the Richmond Terminal, to allow Henry NJ
whitney, OF Kssam, Whitney Il Co., TO look at the
transfer books of the company and any other papers
giving the and addresses OF stockholders. Mr..
Whitney made affidavit that August "a he tried
10 see the books, but permission was refused him.
Patrick Calhoun made affidavit that he too had not
been allowed to examine the list OF stockholders.
The order will he SERVED upon Receiver Oallmau
to-day, when IL is expected that Mr.. Whitney VIII
begin to make transcript OF the books Of the COM
pany IN order To prepare a list Of st0ckhOldcIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Aug. 90 attle-Recepts last "a hours.
800 head total for the week thus far 1900 head
for the same time last week. $500 head consigned
through 1850 head TO New York. 72O head on sale
20 fresh 600 held over opened steady for good
grades common butchers stock lower: closed steady
iIogs- Receipts last - hours. $3.50 head total for
the week thus far, 81 SEQ head for the same time
last week. 1880 head consigned through 1850 head
To New York, 315O head sale, 1000 head opened
ste;1y for corn fed grades dull and weaker Tor
closed very dull for grassers steady fer good
corn fed. Heavy fed % 4Od IS 90 packers and
medium IS oOd 80 40 workers. good To best corn fed
IS Oa 5 20; do light to fair do. ~ 9Od S5 grasscrs
common to good ~ 50d - 80 good heavy ends "a $50
~ 80: pigs good 10 best corn fed, - 25a - 30: do
common skips fair. ~ 25a ~ assorted roughs, "a
as %: common r0ugbs. 81 50a 30 50: stays, S3d
SO o. sheep and lambs-ReceIpts last "a honrs, 1000
head total for the week thus far: 10000 head for
same time last week, $500 head none consigned
through to New-York 1900 head on sale. 5000
head sheep opened lower lambs, Zoe to 1Jc of .
closed weak with some unsOd. Choice to fancy
wethers. - 0OS So fair 70 good sheep - 5oaS4 IS
culIs and common do, 81 25a ~ 40; Canadas S49
"a so. LambsNative, good to best, 500 81 40 culls
to fair So 75d S5 49, Canadas common 10 best SO 500
Chicago, Aug. 30.-aThe Evening Journal" reports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For week ending August 80, 1892.

BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipts for the week.Beans l4os bblsi pas $3.50
ports 28O bags Of beans The demand for all kinds Of
tans very light and pretty much confined 70 the
expectations in not buying Marrow are plenty ana freely
strictly choice ind the price would
nrobsby be shaded Sc attract port order.
medium pea freely offered and red kidney have
declined TO b. for choice. Foreign medium quoted at
81 7oasl 60 and foreign PEA beans At 81 7saSl g. Lima
beans DleDty dull under further arrivals from Call
fonia Green peas IN small supply and fair demand with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
A RECEIVER FOR ITS sTREEr-CAR SYSTEM.

St. Joseph, No. Aug 3O.-The street-car system Of
this CITY, consisting OF y-sx miles OF electric rail-
way went int, the hands OF receiver Yesterday John
r. Owens being appointed and qualifying with
$50 COO bond. The majority of the stock is owned
In NewYork: also the bonds amounting TO 81 500 600
The Eastern stockholders declare they not securing
any dividends, on account OF poor management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

On the Produce Exchange today butter market was
nmer creameres. 1ea 25c dares, 1Gd22c Eggs nrmer'
Wheat weaker; 30. > red, 7:S74 zee Receipts,
1000 bush shipments 800 bush Corn m,fS rn 10 NS
q i,ae Rye steady No. , S3c Pork nominal 81.
lard ds sk %s"!' sS aS g. % b
81 Is. Butter steady Sugar higher; hard refined
5-sd5 5sc; Ncw-Orlesns, 4al lac. Eggs easier,
lac. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee,, Aug 3o..rlO6r quiet whes Mo, auiss;
Oc. Corn steady No 8, 40 l-Ie oats steady No.
.w Te s. 10 sample SS 80 n1:sy Re
no. /, o. 12c. Provisions quiet; pork; $40 80 IL.
s i, Ese' sO bSs sS2 SSt Tnsa
$4,000 bush wheat, 21,'OO Dush
Minneapolis, Aug. 3o.-wheat lost ground to-day,
but it was because there was too general desire
to realize regardless Of what the effect mgt Dc on
bulsh Minneapolis has not been treated 10
heavy receipts as yet and the market mere Is more
that coming in extensively from TIE Northwest;
september opened at 74c and advanced 3-sc. IL 500
ings by Newiork OF wheat purchased yesterday
There was good deal of buying in this market
Tie business made up principally OF spreads,
although there was some buying by the country.
spreads were sold on both Duluth and Chicago: sep
Trading not in large lots. but there was very
good business in snail parcels. some w predict w,ts
another upturn. Others think the present frmness
viii be SS S Isrs WAS sold Sse o oS
old, and ut 73c and little above for December.
This 30 better than Yesterday for the latter:
No Northern sold at about zoe. Coarse grains
were generally steady. Receipts of wheat here were
1872 cars and at Duluth and Superior. 80 cars Close,
s %y 'e Hnsust Closing 4sc SEPTEMBER opening 74s
5slsst lowest 2 s,ss ss closing = ;sxs ss
so i-9c No. Northern 7sc; no, Northern, 7oa7lc;
old August, rs 1-sc old september, rs Use.
NJ au
the demand and the market weak under general
pressure TO sell. Rye -four in light request but
fxpo demand less active. and with increased pressure
to sell in speculative circles prices here declined
on h PsSye Sy S %
Increase Of 47 900 bush In the English visible sup
& rsS august ssS 70 fssSF. septemssr
70 3-4c; October. as l-sd!s lac; November, 500
under lower reports from other grain centres, no
trading here and values largely nominal Supplies q
vanced 1ai lee. No. > mixed and high mixed ia
grain depot GO Ice: choice No yellow in grain
Sa M mixed SS m Ss
tober and November 5sa35 lie. Oats-Local trade
H rstSs Futures Hs quiet and steady new 10 @ss
$50; old No mixed track, DOC new No. white
sd 40 old &C. new SS So wA Sesrsrfe O
do do do choice - I1c; 30: white, August .iS
% i iss S SsS'smr 20 M Eggs scare. and
firm; PENNSYLVANIA hrsts, Ella &c. sugar-Ksfnsd
53,4s5.44c; standard powdered S i-sc; fine srsna:
lated 5sc standard gssnua rsdt 7 a crown A.
5-sc; keystone 4. 5-sc Franklin D. isc; Franz;
and an optional rebate Of llsc. Potatoes scarce ard
s ssh,S FL ;' s.eS
wheat, lSo,soo bnsh corn, $500 bush; oats, 1900
bush oats. 10000 bush.
81 Iouis Aur 3O-Flour oufer and unchan nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
Chicago, Aug. 3O-The leading futures ranged ~

Cash quotations were follows: Flour, dun ans
easier and not quotably lower; No. 2 spring wheat
Is l.4c; No. spring wheat. 67a6oe: No: red
IS lac: 20. 9 corn so 5-oc; No.. oaul
"a Zee No. white, no sales; No.
white, 1894 No. 2 rye soc; No. 2 barley
! a,xseed III O3: prime timothy seed, al 81 Mess
pork Dbl $40 35a $40 81 a. Lard lard per 100 ss;
81 So dry salted shoulders lboXed 80 0oa W short
clear sides Oxed), 81 9Od 81 o. whiskey, dstillers'
finished goods per GAL 81 Is; sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31

Good Cprdnirv ...4 BIS Low Midiling ......5 1916
ssocd Ordinary - 1910 abiding -.-..--.--.o't
Options Weakness prevailed In THIS line, and the
market suffered general dcSlne OF ta5 points ~ on,
period closing 2GJ points loss Or the day L'erpoH
declined about . points nnt was rome hlk OF W.
rh,i.r, reaching Ianc,shire THU together with locsl
long" liquidation and selling sr Neworleai. f''ouht
mos DO with the drpf ss'vn Crop It"t, tstnci
un.syOipble, but without effect. Selos. o+,lv heer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
pUTTER.

Receipts for the week %S 1913 pigs exports for week
1856 umrs The market has ruled quiet with hardly
demand for even the best gsods K prevent some
ruling In leading Western market have caused holders 70
ask full price for their strictly extra creamery tuD. ana
these oDseQuently show On advance Of &c. Az ue
close Western creamery is generally held at 2oe and
that price being obtained for favoiite marks out u
seems TO be rather extreme receivers claim 70 BE-
stilI Offering open market at 24,2c state
higher In sympathy Win western
pals quite plenty ana only the ,sSy best "a seem 70
selling &c &c lower SressrS rsi ',I ssn
quite plenty and freely offered Lower grades o. creamery
very dull State dairy tubs arriye little more frseiy bnt
still generally average below cholce occasionally secc
tons very choice exceed &c but mos. ale. are below
that price dairy hrkns arrive aI@fngly ana 50
far sell 22c for best Imitation creamery stu gen.
orally inferior and not very efen reachns zoo theusn
light receipt and seldom choice Very few entrs Invoices
hrny but moving slowly bakers regarding price: a. TOO
hYh Treah factory plenty and slow Exporters TOOK out
sbont 600 tubs lssf week but this week make
few inquIri,s They would probably paw !6he for some
lots hui receivers 0nefnR no desrabe goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
EAsrBoUND SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

EASTBOUND SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug 3O.-EastcOund shipments OF freight
BY rail from Chicago last week amounted to 5404s
tons, against 1888 during the preceding week. an
increase Of o,3IO tons. The shipments were made
up lof the following articles Flour 2,7Bs tons;
grain and mlstufs. 1873 tons; provisions, lard
ETC., 057s tons; dressed beef. JOG tons butter.
1872 tons; hides, 1915 tons humber $40 tons
miscellaneous 6,376 TONS Tie trafnc was distributed
among the several roads as follows: Michigan Gen.
IN, 7.9A7 tons; Wabash, 3,4G2; Lake Shore, $3.50;