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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE CANVASS IN ILLINOIS.

Chicago Aug. 3 (Spccia .-GOvernor Fifcr ~ In the
CITY I'm consultation with Chairman Clark and other
members Of tho state Committee. Governor Flier Is
much gratded by the heartiness OF his reception
throughout the State recently. The German-Amen-
can farmers with whom he came In contact were
especially cordial and he IS well satisfied with the
outlook. Mr. Pcase, who Is member OF the or
ganzlng committee Of the state COMMITTEE says ,iit
before the end OF the week the canvass OF the state
Will be completed and that far as It had gone II
had nroved most satisfactory. The Republicans, he
said could count confidently success. lie said That
never I'm the history OF this city and county had the
canvass been thorough, and satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
NAMED ny MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.

Minneapolis, Aug. 3.-The Democratic state Conven-
ton was held here to-day. Judge Flandreau. OF ST.
Paul. presented the name OF Daniel W. Iawler. Of
Ramsey County rs a candidate for the nomination for
Governor. Cyrus Wellington, whose name had been
mentioned I'm connection with the nomination for Gov
crnor seconded the nomination OF Lawler. did also
d. H. Johnson OF IIennepin indicating the end Of the
fight against Lawler Mayor winston. OF Mime
apolls moved that Lawler be nominated by acclama-
tlon by a rising vote. and the motion was carried
with a roar OF cheers.
The IIennepin County delegation had been the nead
centre Of the opposition TO Iawler on account OF his
connection with the famous Twin City census war OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
MIR. UARRITY EMBARRASSED.
OyERwHF lined WITH APPLICATIONS FROM MIN
WHO WANT sALAaED POSITIONS

: y
Chairman Ilarrity. in spite 81 his Luxurious sur
roundlngs AT the National Democratic headquarters,
30 l39 Fifhavc was far from being happy man
YESTERDAY within n dav or two he must appoint SIX
lccn or seventeen subcydinatcs To aid him In lis work
during the campaign including clerks press agents.
messengers and assistants O various kinds There are
legion OF applicants Tor these places 10 each Of winch
a salary attaches it WINS reported yesterday that
,omethng like 5000 applications had been filed and
Mr. IIarrity IS overwhelmed with letters from Demo
cratic Senators Congressman Governors and other
great men Of that party, asking that their favontcs
may Il. oppointcd The Democratic chairman naturally
wants TO oblige a. many nfh Of influence his part,
A. he cnn but how he can make less than IA score OI
place, 10 around among 5000 men anxious to serve in
Mr. Clcycnnds cause for a small monthly stipend Is
hard problem 10 solve.
Another thing worrying Mr.. lIurrity yesterday was
whether he could get quorum Of his Campaign Com
mlttce together today. lie has called 1t to meet at
The headunarters at II O'Clock this morning H. said
Yesterday that he feared German and Ransom
and Congressman Cable would be kept In Wa,hin gton
by official duties
Senator Brice arrived last evening 10 be hand.
Sonatnr German Will be elected chairman OF the cam
palun Committee If he will accept This II thought
IL h.. doubtful. IN" Advisory Committee may h. ap
pointed to-day II the Campaign Committee gets to-
g,.thrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
At WOPK FOR POOR SICK CHILDREN.
WHAT ST. JOHNS GUILD Is DoING-MoRE FUNDS
NEEDED.


During the last week IT. Johns "ud mas oeon
doing n great work for the scie poor 'hi"IcI' anu
n,n,h.rs -, New York on the five trips made by the
floating hospital total II of4@ has been ca'ro' WI"
,.,, ~. son air. and the SCI, side hospital has been
constantly filed with those requiring ''h'i'u'n
nart The trip Of the floating hospital on Monday,
r',r -, va given bv William X Vanderbilt. when
qo2 ~, m, cy's ne sufferers with their mothers were
-, ,r. and the trip on the following day. carrying
A. children and mothers, was given 10y S'th b"r'o"
,,.oh pccent contributions have been received from
,,,r. mack Goud Chequc Bank. London, 80 Norma"
u r,.set SD: Orlando VI. Harper, SO; Missionary
society church OF the strangers, so; waiter Ne'cn'
rcl 81. guest, AT Pctclcr'S Hotel, New-Dorp : Ii
So. v.rous contributions through The New DIX
lIorald- So 3j: Cornelius Vanderbilt, one TRIP al
coot,ng hospital 600: u. q. Wckham. SO W j.
,vnus & Co $50: Willard p. Ward, 81 j. sidrnbers'
a., Mrs sarah +. Lester. So Decker. SPIES a." ~
o.. 1ohn W Vrooman. - j. y. \. Griswoh, 80
,,,,lor Rms, SO: Mrs Maitland Arm,trong Slo'
ii"nn ~ liaIns 800: Isaac Denny, 80. la'u"a1e
J"nm , -, Iiradc SI43: Paul ruckermann. So.
IddtIonnl contributions 10 maintain TINS work are
ro.d,d and should be sent 70 '0ohrl W. !" ot", I
treasurer, at the Central N"uonAl D'""' VI a.
""u comu,ttrc OF ladc, Of spencer Cottage, Long
p,7nch. consisting Of Mrs. Walter scott IT. Mrs'
Mrri Ms Mrs Richard r. Ware. Mrs. NJ I,ernaS'
M"' 'Iohn Iolfderlrr Mrs John Lynch. Mrs. l.
riIircr Mrs j. Hocndcr ard Misses Jcannett" Wise
tlorsnce Cryan and susie Van k"urcn gave SUI,
r,,tnr. I'm Cooper ave \ nag was presenter pN
captain Merrill T.. A.. and addresses on tI,' NerI
can nag delivered by Norris :. VIZ ana nnnnS
r. Ware \ fine musical entcitaimmrhI poum"
l,rc auction nndcr the charge of Walter scott lr.'
and fireworks. followed by danclng compet ,y s"r
'sfuI entertainment. Among tho>' present "rrr
,," monument cottagerS fl9W the Branch. Elbcruh
many ' yvppnm"mth reach. After the payment OF ex-
% urnsc-s $50 wa, left for thebenclt Of the Guild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
COUNTY DEMOCRACY REPRESENTATIONS.
DETERMINED TO FIGHT TAMMANY HALL IN THE
COMING ELF TON.

COMING ELECTION.
The work 81 rc0rglnizing the County Democracy
Of II, leaders said yesterday, was going forward
as rapldly as circumstances would permit. Their OBJ
jcct was TO perfect stable, compact ana well-olcered
Organization in all the districts Of the city which
would carry on an aggressive warfare against TAM
many Hall and the municipal misgovernment OF which
It IS the author. This movement 1t was asserted
had the assent and active encouragement and CO.
operation Of The best Democrats OF the city opposed to
Tammaly rule 1t wa, grounded In opposition to the
un Democratic, Cnc-man power which made the Wig
wan Tie enemy OF political manhood and in
dependence. II was the intention OF the committee
In charge Of the arrangements which look TO
building up such an organization to establish an anti
Tammany association composed Of earnest Democrats
In every district Of the city, and TO make hgt against
Tammany nj the coming municipal election, In which
all Independent voters Of the Democratic party Will be
asked 10 join.
Tie committee will continue It's work under the new
apportlonmcnt meeting mt Cooper UniOn until all the
districts Of the city are placed upon solid footing
The majority Of the Democrats enrolled in the anti ll
movement expected To cooperate in these plcpaTa
toas for the assault upon Tamnanys buwarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE SAFETY PARACHUTE.


From The London Telegraph ; i.rl' H''e'' -
very interesting and successful rApelm"nnt n ,'
IN made here by VI. CapaLhn. The wen ,hh wa
acrnnaut with "a safety parachute Wh'n NJ I,' ~,
vented. The apparatus i, pmo,u SOT yyv long rope,
n the balloon bursts the gas swclis .u' ,ne p',, n,
and so helps to diminish the rapidly o, ,v hih tnc
COS passes slowly. and by This arrangement inc para
chute is kept steady This IS tine ph'i,p' Sa az W.
annn1zs's Invention. The parachute hN+i III we ~
nsrinent 4, OF rather vOumlnotS dimelN0nr AL" !h'
lor /, nNed at longest prNbIc distance rom thr
dah5s I'm rather squally weather VI. CamIn maze
w. a"c.nt from the g,sworks At III Nillsue. his wlle
not seem at all nervous married ,aP"1"n, n ,l
.aid =. because / sure or his courage am NOT
bit afraid The couple were HnS " ,1n !. NV Nv
scmbled spectators that The orlcr IacheL tout VIZ
given and then the balloon, drifting In norh.aN,erN
recon rose In about tv" minutes 70 me aill'ua' Ut
go metres. which the aernuaul de itu To ".tIin
~ Capazza then burs III" balloon By means OF KNIT
placed at the top. and to when corr hti oc, S
aforhcd Most Of the spectators were Mortified III 'no
sight Of the acroStat. new reduced 10 shal'ss MIS-.
~ il fell slowly on the int not interfering IN any
way with the DEVELOPMENT Of the parachute, when;
Glng out until II poked like large saucer turned
inside down hardly swervcd in its motion, bat came
eteaJSy down Mt the rate OF six per second. NJ
Capazya finally alghtcd In cornield az DrahcN' li
the neghborhood OF P"ntin, the descent mhVinE %,
cmpIcd a little more than ten minutes. the expert,
rent IS regarded satisfactory In every way. anu
there IS only opinion MS TO the success OF tlI III,
vontIon and the pluck displayed BY the enterprsihs
aeronaut Connosseurs wero muched imprSSch
with the manner in which the safety parachute DC
behaved from the moment when the balloon was DuNt,
and also with the practical character OF the prtcauons
taken to prevent the aerostnt from ehcuinIIdhhe
movements The steady balance for winch NJ
Capazza had provided wa maintained from tIe hrst,
and the ladies' many of whom were so plns stricken
moment whom the ball on was ripped up sns
they nearly tainted away. Were treasured long Deiore
the bold aeronaut reached terra hrma as ior ms
wife confidence orsoke her ior her fatn 10
n Capazzas skill and presence ~ mind Is unbOunded
II IS believed that immense advance mas been MADE
through this Invention In tie baIloSnns art and that
thanks TO IT, all chance OF accidents occurring Is no"
reduoed to the minimum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

Some Of Ge leading Republicans OF the country who
have Interested Themselves In forming Of the College
League OF Republican have offered 10 furnish uni
forms for number OF these clubs for which they par
ticulary concerned General j. S. Carkson has agreed
TO furnish uniforms for Harvard Colonel f. A. McApin
president OF the New-York state League Of Republican
clubs, for Princeton General Russell \. Alger, Tor the
Michigan State University j. Slcot Fasset for the Roch
ester University; Minister William Walter Phelps, Tor
Yale; And CIV D. White for Cornell University Governor
Leland Stanford for the Junior Republican College Cmb
Of STANFORD University. one hundred suits have been
given for each club To-day President James +. Burke
and Secretary J. H. Perkins. the National College
League viii order the uniforms which be attractive
looking
General Clarkson, in addition to the generous gift !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
SECRETARY TRACY SURE OF VICTORY.

secretary Tracy who camo to this city on Tuf'day
evening and Is staying the Gisey House. said yestcf'
day ,lst he had confidence that the RepuOltahs
would carry this State "lhe Republicans he slld,
constitute majority OF the voters In Ne"foK Sho'
and they mean tie polls in their might next NO
,.mher and cast their ballots for Harrison and Reid"
speaking the State apportonnent General Tracy SAID
hat ho had no pronouncng unconsttuton
The spIortlonment made by the Kings county SUPER
,,ors b. decired ragrantly illegal and should not
t unlimited TO- Of Appeals. he felt condent
would overthrow the Infamous work q tho Democratic
Ieyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
1 WELL-DRESSED N An.
From The Clothier and Furni her.

A palpablc miscarriage OF intended compliment Is
found in that ofIscd expires ion by fashon-S'IibeS
exceedingly good dresser" such currency. Indeed has
this malnpropIsm obtained, that OF the tlrewdest
Wholesale makers OF mc'> wear In this city DeelnS MS
most recent announcement. To wear thu correct
thing ~ the proper time constitutes COCA dresser
While this sounds very wise. and has the :lhg oI tie
true aphOTism. II not good rhetoric. MoreoVer me
charac tcrzed good dresser, Is stalpcu ~
the same time who dresses himself up
dressed rip- appearance the real swell OF all things
strives 10 ALLURE. a good dresser would nptly
describe the aiudnizer OF the fashonplat' who pro
duces the unfortunate impression that he is painiuy
aware Of himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
LIE SrlrE CHESS TOERNlMENr.

Skaneatclcs, y. V, Aug 3-Delmar decided not
To play any exhibition chess games with Hodges, but
10 enter the handicap Instead. OF course, Hodges
has been declared winner Of the match.
In the Challenge cup contest kemeny leads by
one game. He 1, loohcd upon aS the probable WIN
ncr. The results I'm the cup tourney We're
Second ronnd-lIanham drew with Dcyo; Kemcny
beat Thornton
Third rouud-Dcyo Il Thornton IL; Emo VS.
Kemcny adjourned I'm even position.
Fourth und-kcmcny beat Hanham, Deyo vs.
Emo adjourned probably drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE Election IN ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 3.-The new Legislature
Of Alabama is overwhelmingly straight Democratic
In the Senate twenty-five out OF thirty-three are
supporters az Governor Jones and the regular state
ticket and I'm the House 81 out Of 100 members are
4 the same faith. Returns from all but ten counties
show that Governor Jones has safe majority OF
5000. The other counties VIII not ma'ermhS
chungp the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

the Harvard College boys has also given 100 suits each
TO the following clubs at his home In Des Moines
Iowa: Union Soldiers Club College League Coloed Re-
publican Regular Republican, the Lad es Auxiliary Ca'a-
cade Horseba k and the Clarkson Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
,,urpr TELEPHONES ARB OUT OF PLACE.

-. Anc. 2-Thc jury investigating the
-. rrcck I'm which two lives were lost
on,o ,our ncople were seriously injured returned
a"u finding that the Chicago, Milwaukee ana ~
veru',. lead company was negligent In not employing
ra"l a sa" number Of swichmen verdict also
aau,ns the use Of telephones for dspatchhs uainS
nj the depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
,o,,r,, PARK RACE TRAINS. VIA PENNsfL
MoN'o'A vAvIA RAILROAD,

Lave DesDrOs'es ~ - noon and IL 80 y. NJ every
fScs and s a~rSsy Ss s and
season heem UNI stop al Monmouth Park Jnucu0n on
Dlo % s1 Monmou SD P at % cac
New-York on ,ns are equipped with Pullman parior
cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE PIIoEvIXvILLE MILLS STARTED.

Reading. Aug. "a dispatch from PhocnixvlHe TINS
morong SAYS: Fires were lighted In all the mills at
Phoenixville last night for the nrSt uhie III '."'
100. ors,o-s from Homestead have been received at
the Phoenix Iron Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise 455 set 7Os Noon set, GAS am Moons age ID
WATER
<M-sandy H'k.. 4:lo Gov. Isri.. 43l Hell &C. 624
P.N-saudy Hk.. 40 Gov. Isrd.. 44y Hell &C.. 643
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
Announcements.

iv~--T- A LUXURY FOR TOURISTS.
Perfect Tooth Powder, In metal boxes WITH
patent measuring tube Neat and portable. 20 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
NorEKA.
E0TEKA.
e. & W.
A NEW COLLAR.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
90 WEST S9TH-ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system enitoUrnsry OrganA
Inpotency aSd Sterity. Hours. 8 to /. " 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

Elegant Saratoga Limited via New.York oenta,
SEQ time table ~~ Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20

g.. A. 0glesby said that SIX men out Of
thirteen had found MIR. Abernethy guilty
OF the highest crlmc that could be brought
against him by this body, aud that he did
not think II prudent for the promotion OF
Mcthodism IN North Carolina 20 retain Mr..
Abernethy on its charges. He would free
IL give his right arm 30 wash the stain from
his name.
Rev. b. r. Holder rose 70 elucidate the
trial. but il was overTuled by the Bishop.
Rev. !. Il. Gibbs spoke against the reten-
tion Of Mr.. Abernethy. On q rising vote
5G delegates voted 20 locate Mr.. Abernethy
and 40 voted against it.
BIRTHDAY.
Rev. j. r. Swindell, in few eloquent 70.
marks on behalf of the good women of
North Carolina and of this city. presented
the Bishop with purse as a birthday
present, which IS 10 be disposed of at
his pleasure. After few humorous
remarks about his age, the Bishop said
that he did not come counting the women
OF North Carolina. but be thanked them
very heartily and promised that nc would
ever remember the Gift with felicity.
DIR. w. ,. Black was appointed superin-
tendent OF the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
The BISHOP called up the question of
hXing the place for holding the next con-
ference. Wilmington. Raleigh. and Colds
6oro' were put in nomination. and Fifth.
street church, Wilmington. received II
votes, aud was, upon motion, made the
unanimous choice of the conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20
The NIOney-Making Nose.
New York Herald

T,,os very much interested at the fune.
raj of Jay Gould to note the wonderful
COLLECTION of noses which gathered about
the HER of the great fnancier. They were
noses of men who have been the archltects
of their own fortunes, and VINO nave
builded piles of large dimensions;
n Won have a snippy nose the physiognl-
mlsts will tell you II Is no use Tor you &c
try ana make fortune III Is not III you
The men who possess great nnahclerlhG
Genius possess strong and prominent nasal
Srgans with prominent bridges, noses OF
The a0uiline type, like an eagles beah. II
Is not question of nationality at all, 9u'
~ character. and the company at Jay
Gould's fuueral-a very typical one
nroyed that the physioguomlsts are
right. c,, .;,,s mos ,,ra-
eminently money making nose ang
i'm the coffin its characterlstlcs SnoNou
even more markedly tnan IN ire. IL was
cIean-cut and fnely-chiselled and showed
str"ng courage and infexible purpose IN
its pOssessOr.
mi in the room there were score OF
$50 ;nsr "a strong and full of the power
If ACQUISITION. Russell Sage has tDe
money-maklng nose. though 1t y nov 81
finely modelled q, was that OF MS ueau
friend. Austin COrbin's nasal organ IS a.
full of strength as loc2no'Ne' h ..l,
Ci@ws has the eagles beak, but 1t Is so'n :
wha, more delicately chiselled and md
ca H more generous traits Of character;
We are all familiar with the strong N n na 70
nam her which DR.. Depew wears between
~ a"as Although Le is not great
mo maker, as compared with those .;
have mentioned. there If no douot Oh MS
GOOD sense in matters pertalning 20
finance nor any doubt that hs nas oe ,Dho |"
bnIwark for the younger Wander outs, VINO,
NV the way. have noses OF the aquiline
TYNE themselves. do not think tnefs Is
say danger that Or. Depew WI VIII 60 10 tue
poorheuse betwixt this ana "ooalawn tho
There were many other noses az tne
tuneral Of the same type. The names OF
re owners have escaped my memory y
was an interesting study in naso log %@G
when went home and saw 1 ny o Iontri 0o.
las I sat me down and wept as one with.
5"t fnencial hope. lis clear was not cut
out TO be millionaire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20
IRREGULARITIES OF WHIsKEY.
An Old Toper's Report on the Effects OF
Various brands.
Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Cincinnati Enquirer.l

Speaking of Tags" did you ever hear
how different whiskeys will effect your
dreams? One who Is not topper tells the
following A $40 brand. which Is the best
in the market, makes You dream OF win
ming at faro, striking it rich at policy, or
holding hand at poker which one would
be a fool not to stand pat on and bet all
he had An IS brand creates the idea that
YOU made a fortune easily and lost It, and
YOU are regrettng 1t. Had good time,
however. when YOU did have money, \
Sc one does not make you dream of wealth
of winning at cards, but gives the I'M
preston that a good position IS awaiting
your acceptance; but friends are loth
to part with you and you stay to
have good time. A - variety
gives q whirlng headache, and you
are riding y-go-round. man
insults YOU, but YOU can't get of to hit
him Faster and faster YOU r4de, and grow
so dizzy that finally you fall off helpless,
Yelling" Police" The policeman comes
and arrests YOU. You are heavily hued III
the court. You are obliged to sit for hours
among ugly looking vags. No one come =
TO help YOU at all, and You are mad. ~
makeup throws you into spasms as soon as
the eyeids close. You murder man and
try TO escape. You can't run at all. 4 po-
lceman and mob settle on you and YOU
are almost beaten to death without being
able to cry for help. They finally disap-
pear. and when you try to get mp large
black cat with great yellow eyes appears
and fastens its fangs IN your leg. with "a
wrench away goes the calf of your leg In
the cats mouth. The cat runs of with its
head and tail high in the air, A beacon
strIctor reaches down from the limb ofatree
and coils around you wild horse runs
AT YOU with open mouth and flaming ewes
and beaten, bitten, wrenched, and squeezed
almost to death YOU awaken with terrific
Well. ONLY 10 find after all that 1t was the
81 whiskey. You wonder how much worse
select the proper brand. Don't buy any
thing cheaper than ~ or you will lose your
reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20

the Christmas holidays. and all the houses
are rushing big force of hands this week.
thousands of barrelled bivalves VIII be
shipped North and West.
Jacob Hass. OF the Standard Candy Com
pany, who filed deed of assignment at
O'Clock Saturday evening, prefers creditors
TO the amount OF $4,000. The assets and
Liabilities are not stated.
Surgeon McF. Ferrebee of the United
States ship Atlanta. returned from cave
to-day. Assistant-Surgeon j. Shirley
Hope left for New York to-day to JOIN the
United States dispatch steamer Fern.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss yireie Brock, Of Richmond. Is visit
ing Mrs. Joseph I. Allyn, in Butte street.
Miss Bridges. of Riohu1ond, Is visiting
the Misses Vaughan, in Freemason street.
Miss Lena DAVIS, of Petersburg. is visit
ing Mrs. DENLY, in Duke street.
Mrs. Alice j. Needham. of Richmond. is
visiting her mother. in Portsmouth.
The Clyde steamship Gulf Stream broke
down near the capes yesterday and was
towed in last night by the steamer Colds
bOro'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-20
LoulsvlLLE TOBACCO Market.

LOUISVILLE, ky.. December 1.-THE market
was again very active this week with heavy re-
ceipts OF maximum sales. There was 1908 hogs
beads Burnley OF the 1892 crop offered and made
up almost entirely OF small CROPS, whero COM
mon grades always predominate. Owing 10 this
fact the lower grades OF lugs, especially when
without color, were weaker at times, and re-
iections on these binds we're very tut. All other
grades OF both Burnley aud dark were unchanged,
and the market closes strong. The changes
noted in the oiflcll list OF quotations rSYlsed
today arr the marking up W. OF colory
GreeD-river Tugs aud MARKING down NC. OF the
rel Bnrley trash The weather continues soft
and the approach Of Christmf leads to an extra
desire 10 soil on the part OF many farmers who
need mOaey for their Christmas settlements.