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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-26

Ialilac smoked do. 12al?kc picked .soucer sis
DLEs-Dui and nominal. DRESSED HoGS-Gener any
sto"dy and shs1e lowe, and trading SLOW
~. Tor 100 n; nc Tor 10 NJ pgs; .;,..e,o,.,a
scare. and September sold down - point, amer vhlch
there fun recovery and the market closra steany
or Gosh" sales 800 c>. 7.95dSc August noI ~
september: closing. 1850 sales. 900 tcs 80 80
sac:ss ss5c Continent; south 20
cty steam, sales 100 tcs 74od7. 5oc .... BIZ TEt.
Had another quiet day. but price, were n p I'M
t'rially changed Creamery state and P,hhsyI-
Nanio. Grsts extra 81 @2+c Creamery. western eP
eNtor. oxtras "A lie rsts 22a?2cc; seconds l9d.Ov
Welsh tubs. extros 2la2li2c: hrsts 1890 sccoIa-
l7a01sac thirds. 1Gal7e Western imitation crra,nrfy
hrsts 1890 seconds lGa1sc we.tern dairy mt
lSa 9c seconds 1jh2 dGc: Western factory June I'"
extras, lie; sts. 100 1G2c factory Mird %
stock while ruled dull and rather weak stats
factory. ,u cream. fancy, white. a-a9.c do coloted
3.d9'c choice s7sd9c part skins, common 70 pn"
SsG',c: Srate factory full skins. la2c E,r Smksiher
demand less active. state ana fchnH! INanls,
choice. 81 d2oc Western, 2od.osc Ior pll"c
fr. lsdsl2c West m inferior. sra 90 per o,.a
SUGAR-RAW-Firmly held. but trading slow 9uo'en
at 27sc bid for 80 Muscoyado, 3s bid for 20 est
REIN Ed Quiet and rather ,asier on ''yeiows.
Crushed and cut loaf 310d5 5-l6c or inulat"d i2F
$50 powdered 54fJisc cubes 4doc; confe' TONERS a.
4aaisc standlrd a. 4sdi'.e mould A. ta'a4 30 %
l5.iec No TO- 3s.a3'sc; No II, s11lGaS',c; No II,
STEARINEr-In light demand city lard. quoted 9'ac
oleomai 9 city, sac.
TALLOw-About steady. AID trading SLOW; quoted
4 5.I6c for prime city; sales. 30 bbs. 1'l6c
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was recurrence OF extreme dnlncss TO the
crude petroleum market Yesterday. No transactions
took place at the stock Exchange. and at the Con
soda!ed T.: tr'ngc the sale, were only 10000 bar
rcs The market a shade easier. falling "a cent
10 SIS SIS cents-the one price for the day-On ncws
OF an Increase In the output of the Mcdonald poo
OF abon 1000 barrels. The speculation wns without
Significance hut the tone heavy.
Refined petroleum unchanged at G1O cents In
barrels $50 cents IN bulk and $50 In cases Foreign
quotations were as follows: Antwerp II frames
Eremen G.O3 mnrks; London, i1-l604 sd.
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

a fairly active demand. No Rio. 1isal4'.c sales.
to be shippcs; 5000 bags santos spot i5',s for the
shipped. Mid grades quiet and firm. Sales 1000 bags
Central American, private terms OPTIONS had dni
decline points dscouraging Hsvre advces where
Trunks while London somewhat better quoted : t5
ID. m-Onicia quotations August, Cos 81; September
dok %; Octebei OILS: November, OILS December. 6s ;
January. 02s Cd. Rio quotes First ordinary 40 klos
tpriyass i receipts RIO 1000 bags Rio
United States. 900 bags Rio ceirsnccs to Europe
1000 bags; Rio stock, l5s 600 bag Rio market urn
recepte In Santos 600 bags Santos stock 10 900
barely steady; good Santos
i2e 900. Receipts at Rio July ! 10 August o. 1892.
$4,000 bags; time 1891 $50 900 bags time.
1890, 424 900 bags receipt at Ssnto. July August
"a 1892 1914 900 bags time, 1891, 20SOOO bags;
same time 1890 100000 bags Total sales here TO-DAY.
a TO
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Railrol1s.
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
lKAINS LEANL MLSI Iol-Sl

S;lO a. NJ. 10 minutes earlier the foot OF Frank
Inst for MdlletOwn, BoomlnGOLreh Port Jeryis.
MonticeO MOunaindale FasOurhn, Liberty Living ton
Manor Hancock. Catbondhe scranton. Walton. Delhi.
SIDNEY. Norwich Elnest0n Utica. Rome. Oneida OswegO
DcfroIt Chicago and points West
=, 0lo A. 4 for, C,wp6ell Hall ,ake; Mohonk and
ingburgh Eilenyille Faburrh. Monticello Hurlyville.
Liberty. White Lake.
3:15 =. ~. Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
waskn Waikiki valley stations, Mddlet0wn, BlnOmin z.
Lake Livingston Manor.
300 VI. siiGdietoVn. Fallsburgh Liberty. Lily.
ingston Manor, Rockland. Walton. sidney. Norwich.
oneida Oswego Rochester. Niagara Fall, Detroit. Chi
csgo aud West. Pullman slcepers; reclning-char car
free 10 suspension Brdgc.
las r. NJ. i2d st. Saturdays only. for Middctown,
Rloomi1cbrrgh Eilenvic. Mmntail Dale. Fallsburgh,
Mont iInrlcyville Liberty White Lake, ,ockand.
Daily: all other trains daily cxccp. Sunday
tIllnan drawincroom seat and slccpinaca berths
otraInod ~ POI prradwav Ncw.vo-ls.
]. C. ANDERSON. O. r. A.. Sc Beaver.st.. New. York.
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Long Island Railroad
MAIN LINE AND BKANCiIE-,:,

ERON FOOT EAST 3lllt 81.
GHtINIOKf. KiNEKHEAD. 30 \. NJ, j 90
(Satufdays only, 30 shelter lInd ENpr Train 49,
3 20 80 l.. ~ sundays. . 20 a. VI.
SAG HARBOR. The HAMPION>, > 20, ] 30 (Satur-
day. ouIy. 80 Train lO9" 800 40 sundays.
EGNXoNkoMA BRENTWOOD. $50 A; ~, 80
Saturday. only. 20. 35. 20. sundays. 900 ~ NJ
PATCHOGC +. go 20, 10 80 A. a. 30 lSatur-
da,- only. 20. 20, 30. 20. q 20 p NJ Hnhdayr
BABYi.ON 80. q 40 90. 3 20. 10 30 \ NJ. 20
so cSal dt,s omyi = 20 = 20 -. 30, 20
80 10 o. l. 90 night tW. dne>day- and saturdays
only. sundays. 40 90 \. NJ. Il -, ) 30 l.. NJ
PORT JEFFERSON. NOETUPOkr. II tNTINGTONk
COLD = / oniy) 20
p NJ. D. Northport only 10 80 4. NJ, $50 T. NJ sun
DAYS. . 30 A ~ 70 T. NJ; 70 Northport only. 90
OYSTER BAY. GLEN COVE. SEA CLIFF. EosLYN.
20. $50 10 80 \. NJ. 10 80 Saturidys only, 90,
20 20 90 20 80. = 90. II 90 night tWedn"S
day and SATURDAY, only. Sundays 30 300 y. NJ
GAEDIN cry. HEMrsTEAD 9 80; $ 20 lo:'o A.
30 so \ 90. 10 % =; N 10 900 Night, Sundays.
fhl. ~, kAWNY. va Nali,l stream -, 10 30
So 90 80. % : 90 5 so 10 70 Z. ~.
NEVEl:NE AND FAR EOCK AWAY. Va y y. and
T. r. nv i0 10 80 10 30 \. NJ, l. so (Satur-
DAYS onlyl 20 - 70. , 20. ) 80. = 90 T. VI. sun
day. 90. 10 - \. NJ. 30. so. 20. 80, q 80,
Ticset ONCE Long Island CITY foot East ssh =;
Ch1uirfs--t D. T.; a. Pol ~" ~ BIB BROAD
wav. y. Y Ia BROOK Ign, at llatbush. Franklin ave
Fest NcvYorA staton' 'Conneet- Tor Fire Island
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rotations are based on American standard OF classified
Ordinary
STAT y ED.


Good Ordinary Al, Low Mddling ........5a.
Strict GOOD Ordnary.i7s Miding 20 lie
In the contact line the dealings were faib active
and a general rule the temper was publish during
the early Session prices advanced 3d4 POINTS on petnr
I.yep and light receipts coupled WIN Hn.
favorable crop and covering OF short Realizing
theieafter however prospects OF heavy tchdeI>
tomorrow and the cuicnt was lost. Closing un-
changed and point advance ON late months.
Sales 500 bales.
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For Buffalo, Niagara Fals and the West

sl5 a. m 80 y. m. Sundays. SD N. 80 D. IN.
ror Iaston zoe. : 10 a. m. l.30. 2.l5. 3lj, 615.
= 20 n M sundays 90 SIS Hoo am. 4. 40 73O m
For Rethehem. Alentown and Mauch chunk. 100. 3 Is
m - 30 - IS except Mauch Chunk), 3.ij, S IS 80
n m sundays 90. S.l5 HOO n. m 4.4o, $50 D. m.
FOR fOit,Nlc : 10 "A. M. IL 80, 3;i1 D. >un
For ITa1elton SIS a. m 10 80 3.t5. 73o p. m. SUI
day. 90 II
For points In the Mahanoy coal region. at SIS .
. u IN Sundays. SD, II 90 a.
Nor Wilkcstarre Pittston and Scranton 81 Q
f. 30 3i5 80 p. Sundays, except Scranton, SIS
Tcf Emirri. s.i5 a. m. i2.3O. 80 p. SUNDAY.
rckrts and narlor ear be procured Mt IT, 23
POI as 7S5 ai2. LAO broadway ~ Muray.st., 3l<
Canal.st Al Ia.t l4ih-st. 90 Coumbus-ayc. and So
West I95th.st Ncw;Yok; 1893 Westinghouse. 726 Full.
ton. at Rrookiyn and "a broadway. Williamsburg
Westcott Express Co. will call for cheek baggage
from hotel or resIdence 70 destination.
4. A. SWElok4.i. &. g. HANCOCK
General Manag Gen Pas. Agent
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6aiiroaos.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& rlockingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DcsbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
In Effect july 9th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.

In Eject july YIN, IS0Ss
THE FAST LINE
A. ys s. sfcDs sns Pa IS o
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M, Chicago 52o p. and St.
E Se sa1da ~ next day. ''' ''' Toledo
1mE PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED.
'S SsS$'s5 r%%:
msa sssSsHeP q con- sss:
Movable electric lights Arrive sSs:o cI1e,9n:a 20
hous 81 p S next da Sn''s' ''' H. and o.
~. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
sad Dnns tal. o sS9 G'' ST. EsS
SS.s', Ssw ad s. to 81 60 a. a:s
..rHE COLUMBIAN EXPREss;
?S 'sGs s'.s
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
P. ysSqe Sleeping n Gs 6S. Ssn
xo G.S.hd E and Z c'so A ~;
! PACIFIC EXPRESS.
cS aTr. ; s s Ssr IS
Sec mex da eHe S o o a. Cadsi
and for Cleveland and Columbus except saturday.
SOUTH. WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 Ms.p Si:Ss sii 6ans
o. fe; sSs |% 81 E:Anona and D..
'''H s :sros with t Hhr S sleeper Ssw.ofesa
Asheville and Knoxville ma.
500 r. M-Day for all points on Chesapeake and oms
$500 p. yf.-Shenandoah Valley Express daily, VIII
Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car TO New-Orians.
Via Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birmingham.
BALTIMOKE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1O,lOA Ne" Washington Liniicd Express" week.
days Pullman Vesubue ParIor Cars, Vestioule Pas
senrer Coaches, DinIngCar to Baltimore. arriving IN
Washington 3 80 D. m. 49, "A, NJ,
sc A. e. $'.ss sS
Su hinns' Chars 80 on either Of these Se' '
A'1 90 hHPr ic o t',n o6 and 800 p ADD
night. For Patmoro only, 100 p M sunisy 81:
and 8 30 a. m. 4 30 800 and 300 p m ana IL
Fol; x,snae City, 80 p; m; weekdays with through
Buffet pnror Cars and Combined Coach p....
70, .apc My I 90 p. H. weekdays. through B"Hes
For Long Braucs A.bury Psrx. ocean Grove ed Point
TO- $40: 49, so 90 10 10 end
days Saturday orlv. 90 p m. Sundays, Sis SAS
md c ,oa ss p 30 not stop at A'0u'y PARE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express, $40 -, 100, 80, 90 50 ~ ~ Penn
syvania Limited With Dining and 10 10 W.snngtoa
n o S's G So aaa y 10 49, g. & &C. s
$40 ana 300 D. and II Is night. AcconmodatlOa
ds $40 90 12 rs op a, and 70 5 n
s1 90 90 nr6 no zoo NO Se 80 ana ana
For lime: Table. o. trains 70 local points on ne pern
Offices Nos. 2el: 4y5, $40 ga and Se3 Broadway,
Astor House, 42dst and 6thave. l3i East l25,h:st,
1o4 West l2Jtht. psi Columbusavs and foot Of
brosses and Cortanct sts; Cou.st. $50 Fuon.ss..
ss Broadysy ana Bteokyn AnnsH sts,ion foot O tSl:
The NewYork Transfer Company Will caII for and cheek
bacgage from hotels and residences through % destination
CHAS. f.. PUGH, j. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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New-York and Long Branch Railroad

SUMNER SCHEDULE. -
For Fed Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove A''''"
Park Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foot Cortlandt and De-brosses sS;; nam I %
30 80 10, 10 90 (eNpressl M II nooa, AZ.
(saturdays on;), 30 10 lexgre.s) sag sSsYs IS
cept Red Bank, 30, 10, 7 100 :. n. ouias'"
9:l5 a. M, 515 D. M - fsr nia
Foot Libertyst.: -. ,S..,.x.vs
40 Sf5 10 80 II 30 a. (eypressl 70 tSssSSsS1s
oniyj ! 80 AS, 80 texprcs,l 90 So Ietp d. n.
Sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove saa ~''N~s
Park
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A. fob 3Gd4Oc: No. haxsc"d. ~ Oh prime
timothy seed 81 j3d 81 81: mess pork per BIOL.
$40 5Oa $40 81 IL; lard, per leo 10, - 6jd - 20
short ribs, sides 0ooscl. =. 1jo - 80 ,ry saed
shondcrs Cboxc,D SO 9Od 81 short clear sides
OIoxedl 81 95d - whiSkcy. distcrs finished goods.
gal unchanged
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Delaware Lncknv md Western Il. Il.
Stations in New or foot of Barclay and Christie phcr
SHORTEST LINE. VrsrIBl LED TRAINS

,,.... .n,o ,puLllMMHSS, c0MtnEEI ,,, =, woxr
GE r has FHE M 3S&ASG s1 ns.n.a. I
nocatc&; bGyef stannops nrDbS LAKE, ,LAKE
Wk %1 Hf roIS5o Mo Asr2N
SS o. 2AMHXM45S 6Sx5R p NdkMit w %
EGA sw nHF I4R sFoE NTGS f%Spd
C9MNlXTFs PATH riXIy1LLE ngTEALW and ali
90 ra. pisr sars Gsnns ana
o. buffalo With trOin for LhICAuO, arriving 9:iJ
7si \. Vi. BI%GHSMroN NAIL. stops at principal
LOO r. Vi. SCRANTON. BINGuAMTcN and ELMIRA
H F. rHT5S Ifnrps and pLY
$3.50 7. Vi. 1ddiyi: rtfXLo. TiYITEb EXPRESS
sd R ,. ". a. RiCmflELp SPRINGS
osWEG9 pXirRSSy r%%1y ss,peES
Murayst and 40 Broadway Ticket, at ferry stations
XsSyoTs ss5 washins,,n;'t is6 FHson;I; and
0' wESTcoT r ExPREss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 Destination
A DyERrIsEMENTs.- AND sunsCJupTIoNs F0n
cEIvED Ar THE UPTowN oIfiCE No i,2i2 Broad
way % dCo north ,, e ana 5iDvEk
I've: = e. cor Ssd-s.. Iia eth.ave.; 1877 Fourth ave
Fourtcenth.st 200 Thrd,ye Forty
St lo26 lhidavc.. sixty hrst-st; LOS tir,tave
It. .: Avenue \ 1928 rhirdave 20 West Fourteenth
It.. =; West i2d-st. ~ Church-st: 5S4 Third-ave.
II the MARI.EM OFFICES. $50 East ne.hupdred
twGnyts; up e p M at T so1 a. cRsS sts oso
Bediordayc., and No 10 Broadway. up IN p. m. a,
regular Office rates
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xallroaus.

AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
GN i, II a !. :.
n'RFc? INF TO NlAGARA FALLS
H on" omy t;
ofNew York. Trains leave rs follows'
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS.
$3.50 III" word No extra fare Arrive Buffalo 10
FAST MAIL.
$40 A. VI. daily tor Albany uoca Rehied springs
SARATOGA LAKE - FEGEG. AND MONTREAL
900 M1DayM o osSsps spsd "a M Due s'''0s'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1890 A. M.-DaiIy. due Chicago . :45 m. mex. day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1920 A. M.-EScept SUNDAYS saturday train does
'SsSo not run west OF Cleve'3nd and Defoit.
SARATOGA LIMITED.
100 M:nSa'uGFd az Sny, Due Troy $40 F. H.
sOUTuwE>TEKN LIMITED.
55 M,9G ns dTe O. cncnn ~ aIi ls sr. M st.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 r. M.-Daiiy, due Chicago y. m. next day.
''SS No extra fare.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$3.50 + Troy %' s. ssa S"t's 40 p p NJ N''''
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
Am p. M.-Daily, Due Detroit, 80 a. m; Chi.
wv c,gO 80 p m.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.ll0 r.. VI: Daily due Chicago o 90 .. M; ST. Lou'
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
7.O0 r. M.-Daily, due burlington 55, Plattsburgh
fou so, b oOmngdIc 10 :so saranac Lake 10 49,
Montreal :05 a. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
ian Z. M..Daly, due Buffalo : 80 9. m; Niagara
s.OO Falls o 90 a. m. Clayton 5 :45 a.
ADIRONDACkS AND THOUSAND ISLANDS
EXPRESS.
7,on r. N.-Daily, due Paul Smiths 10 cl a. N.
1.oo saranac 10 40 q. M; Upper Lake II rs
a. IN. Chldwold. IL SIS q. m; Clayton 1000 Islands,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
o'oo dianapolis II 10 D. M. st. Louis, 1885 o. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
on0 =. VI. Daily, SleepingCar passengers only car.
0Ou ried this train for Rochester. Due 40
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Ok y. M.-Day. for Buffalo. Wotfte"n, Ogdens'
".IS burg, Detroit and Chicago. Cape Vincent en-
Saturday.
PrTT>FIELD. LEMON, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BEKk>nIRE HILLS Via Harlem Division.
~ o. r-o Wiz do ,SIg d,th dam 40 % on
3 80 p. due Pttneld 10 North Adams 10 p m
Also trdays and saturdays only al 80 p M for fitts
For time local trains. tickets. and sIaee in Sleeping
Cars apply Grand C,nal station, or az ll3, 2Gl 49,
anG isSthst satlon Yew.York 33S Washin gton.s 10
buttons ana - Broadway. L. D., Brooklyn
P s fSp' c sgedt those 9 sns fa n n 49,
O. m. 30, $3.50, 80 300 y. m, stop at 13Sth-ss
Join NJ. roUcEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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The leading futures ranged as


Cash quotations were follows Flour dull and
unchanged. No. . spring wheat. % l "a % Csc
No. 3 spring wheat 65a66c: No. red. IS la
IS 5-sc No. corn SIC; No oats. "a l-4aH use
No white, 36a SIC: No. . white. &c: No rye
62c; No. . barley, $50: No. q, o. b., SEA Sc; No
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Trains leave VIA
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON J-IIOUR FLYER, DAILY 1880
A. ~ PIIiLADA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
4 D. NJ. SCRANTON ENpRE~-. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
SlJ A. W.. I:3O L. VI.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY $3.50
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

static foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect June &c. 1892.
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For Philadelphia. Baltimore & WashinQto
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia fNpres-, 100 40, so. lOCO IL 30 o. M
dininx car. 80 10 800 with dling c.L, a' "
600 600 : 80 y i5 D. M, l2.l5 night sundays, wv
10 go III. 30 A. IN, With dining 40. $50 Win
dining car. 200 coo y. NJ. - ID night ,oo
and Washington EApIcs, JAZZ - tVp Low
a. u with dining car. G3o, 80. timing car. 500 y m'
L.. 10 night. ,,-- r.. r.,,...o -, a M - m
i,rnr ~ ON Day Trains. Sieepers Might rains
Tor lssadlng at 900, 7i5, $40 m, LOO l30, 10
90 300. 30 73o M ~ might except sstuIaay
r,.xht SUNDAYS, ll.20 q. m, 100 30. 300, go 900
,. IN, lZ15 ncht - M
900 500 5ts LIS niSh'. sncept satYleay nith:
Sundays A. LOO. 300 30 y. "a, Il - night
or Potts le 40. - 80 a. M lS,. go 20
7So us nea; except SaturcT night rS S'nuA'S
FOR 8 sanbur w, Lc%stgts md winp 100 745
stSa m 90 10. go = m, l. night except Sal
Srday ns. sunday l5 a. % % fi tsanS
20 * SI5 a. NJ. 90. $50 5.'5 80 p. H., 20
Allentown. sunday, $50. 40 a. m Leg $50 p m; ~,
For Wiike.barrc Pit,son and scranton $40 a. M, 40
p ~ sundays. : 80 p = M ~, TAX. uor,,co,, 500
s4s a. ~, 100, $50 p ~ s1nsay' Z, z IL 10 a. M
az . * 100 400 SEQ $50. ol5. 40 p .. Sun.
90 4 ~ m. IL m.
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.LI.RAII. ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH. OCBA
GROVE. ETC.

For rrechod and Auah;ic Highlands. 40, S15, IL 80
a m. 80 400 8lj D. IN. sundays, OILS q. ~ 600.
except Freehold. y. NJ - , 60.
Pleasant 80 si5 loso. ilSo a 90 M q 20 SATURDAYS
day. except ocean Grove and Asbury Park 9l5 80
Ia " Toms River Barncgat Park and Barne
m, 4 20 Is a. m i.3o. 40 =. N.
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdseton, 40 O. NJ.
1"E dI Monmouth Beach Sosbrrht and Highland Beach
A 40 SIS A. m 13o. A.30. els p. m.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier 3. y. r.. foot Rector So
FIR Atlantic Highlands HShsn! Beach. Starlight and
fo1g Branch at 40. 900 II 90 100. 3.45 40,
& 70 D. m. Sundays, $50 a. m, 90 p
for Elheron Ocean drove. Asbuty Park and Point
Pleasant at II 90 a. m. 90 3.t5, 80 $50 p m.
Lakewood Toms River and Barpes,t, st'.S? o.
90. o.i5 p. M
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deliveries since August !, 1882 Newly ok,
oaa 4O4 Baltimore, 81, O75; NewOreans, S.424 total
2S4 9O3.
unchanged prices sales 277 bale for expert and 80
Receipts at the ports /, 459
bales against 7IO last week and 1882 bales this DAY
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Stock In all United States ports oo6 acs
Of which American 1000 bales; sales. 10000 bales OF
which for speculation and export 1000 bales Ancr
5000 bales; market, seadcr middling uPlailoS
Si5-1sd utur@s opened quiet Lad to 2o4d decline
Manchester market-Yarns. moderate demand cloths.
quiet Hsvre-SIot market. quiet and steady ordinary
spot SOL ordinary, has ordinary 412 August
81 september as: Octo6er 46as November 46s. Deccm
tcr An January 47A February AZ, sellers; future
market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-26

Toledo. Aug. 25.-whcaf- Higher 40. cash. 1sc
August - ice: september. - fbr: october. ~
1-4c December. 20 59c; Corn-Dnh; No; cash,
SIC: Oats-Quict: cash. $50. Rve-Dul; cash.
64c Clover sccd-Prmc and october. 81 IS November,
s. 30. Rcceipts-fIour $50 bills; wheat. @7o.G13
bush corn 81 20 bush. oats 2.3IO bush rye. LIE
bush shipmcnts-I1our. 2.637 bbs: wheat ofI 900
bush corn, 10000 bush; oats, 900 bush; rye, 600
hush.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
LIVESTOCK
Cattle Markets Show a Demand
for Good Grades.
HOGS WEAK AND SOME LOWER.
Sheep Strong and 10 Cents Higher-The
New York Cattle Market Strong.
Wool Market-ReceiptB and
Shipments of Livestock.
LIVESTOCK
The Cattle supply.

It has been evident during the first two
months of the year, by the increased vol
ume OF cattle received at the Western mar,
kets, that the supply on feed in the West
ern states is considerably larger than year
ago. The increase at the four principal
Western markets alone during these two
months was nearly 100000 head over the
s2me time las year.
The returns of the department of agricul-
ture for January, 1892, have been given, rel
alive to the number OF all kinds of cattle
in the United States, and they sustain the
impression made by the large receipts at
the market centers. By comparing these
returns with those of 1891 we find that, of
the thirteen principal Western cattle pro-
dIcing states, all but three are better sup
piled with cattle than they were year ago.
Illinois, the Dakotas and New Mexico show
a combined shortage of I32, Ill head, but the
other ten states come up with an aggregate
increase of S44,6S1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
Last weeks Packing Operations.

The Cincinnati Price Current says
Packing operations incident to the opening
of the new season have been of moderate
proportions, the total for the past week IN
the West being about us, 900 hogs, against
$50 coo the preceding week and 2S5, 900 last
year, when the marketing was quite lib
seral For corresponding time in 1890 the
total was 1S5, 600. Prices of the better
Qualities of hogs have been well sustained
ard generally rule as high as week ago,
while the range is somewhat lower on
other grades. There are no indications of
special enlargement INF supplies in the near
future.
In the provision trade no special life has
developed during the week, and at the close
values are somewhat lower than week
ago on leading articles, without apparent
good cause for the reduction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
Kansas city-LlrestoeI.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, March 14.-Cattle-
Receipts, 2700; shipments. 1900 Market
strong Steers, So 25@4 10; cows,
81 5o@3 so; suockers and feeders, So 009
3 go
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. 27OO
Market 15c lower. Extreme range, IS ESQ
40; bulk, 81 1904 60.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 400.
Market active and 1oc higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS OF BEER AND MANUFACTURERS OF ICE

others, So 5O@4 so; stocBers, 50 1903 Is;
Texans, s. 15@S So; cows, 50 S092 95.
Hogs-Receipts, ~, 600; shipments, 10000.
Market active: 15c lower. Packers, 81 CSC
so; heavy weights, 81 S0@4 80; light, 81 80
OF S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500.
Market active and strong Ewes, SO 75@
05; mixed, S. OO05 so; wethers, IS 500
90; westerns, So zoos 20; yearlings,
S. COOS so; lambs, SIS 1906 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1870; shipments, 200. Market
stronge': Fair to good native steers, s. 2O@
4 20: Texans and Indians, Fair to good
s. 1903 65
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500;
market I0c lower. Heavy, 81 1904 SIS; mixed.
= 225(94 so; light, 81 6094 So
Sheep-Receipts, SOD; shipments, noues
Market strong. Fair to best muttons. $3.50
@6 25. Texans. s. 0o@525,