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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
PORTIERES.
SDeci0L Prices.

One pattern of Figured Chenille
Portieres, in four colors, with fringe
top and bottom, $3.50 per pair instead
Of $1,000.
Two patterns of .Jute Velour Por-
there's, double colors, all new shades,
$3.50 per pair instead Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
CORSETS.
% cts. and $1.1j.

What is left of a special lot of
Thomson's GlOve-ftting COrsets,
(seconds,) in black and white, at SO
cts. instead of $50, and sl.l5 instead
of S175.
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FURNITURE.

Solid O0E Bedroom Suits,
two pieces, with large bevel mirror on
bureau, $4,000.
Parlor Suits, pieces, solid mahog-
any frames, upholstered in brocatelle,
$500.
Large Arm Rockers, solid oak, with
3 plush cushions, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
DRESS GOODS.
Leaders for Monday.

90 pieces 45-inch French Serge, our
regular IS ct. goods, new and desir-
able colOring, 50 cts. per yard.
Is pieces Diagonal Suiting, new
French Vale, choice colorings. regular
SO ct. goods, 60 cts. per yard.
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VERY SPECIAL.

Goods taken from Regular Stock and
Marked Down for this Sale.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
100 dozen fine Huck and Damask
Towels, regular % ct. goods, 10 cts.
each.
Is dozen fine Satin Damask Towels,
size 23x4j, regular 80 ct. goods, 20 cts.
each.
FLANNELS.
&c pieces Embroidered Flannels, reg
ular IS to 50 ct. goods, As cts. per yard.
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Table OIL CLOTH.

"a and Ga Table Oil Cloth, best
standard, IL and 10 cts. per yard.
Shelf Oil Cloth, cts. per yard.
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ORIENTAL RUGS,

at Prices Made for this Sale.
One assorted bale of Daghestans,
Kir Kelims and Antique Samaritan
Rugs, at S4.75 each instead OF $500.
One bale of Antique Carabagh and
Shirvan Rugs, at $50 each instead
of $1,000 and $3.50
Japan Rugs, IS cts, $3.50 and $3.50
all special prices.
Reversible Rugs, sl.2j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Childrens Short Dresses of Main
sock, S1.29
Long Slips of Cambria and Main
sock, Sl.29.
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ART EMBROIDERY DE-
P1RTMENT.

Stamped Linens at special prices to-
morrow.
Also, 90 ct. quality of Printed Silks
at SO cts. per yard, and 70 ct. quality
at 50 cts.
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BID NKETS.

90 pairs Id fine Wool Blankets,
with Grecian borders, and 60 pairs
with damask borders, at 1915 per pair;
regular stock prices, 1915 and 1915.
900 pairs Gray Blankets, Alb. and
bib, at SO cts. and Sl.4S per pair;
regular prices, 1925 to $3.50.
Also, l case Mitcheline Quilts, full
size, 90 cts. each; regular price, $3.50.
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DrookIDn theatres.


4 mPIIlON. THEATRE.
"A EDWIN KNOWLES. sole Proprietor and Manager
Commenting MONDAY EVENING, OCT II.
Matinees "Wednesday and *aturiay.
a Full Field Mr.. NEIL BURGESS CO., In
THE COUNTY FAIR.
Entire New Scenery. Complete Mechanical Equipments
THOROUGHBRED RACE-IIORSES-j. Run y OF .
mile IN full and continuous view Of the audience.
Commanding Monday. Octob.r 24-PRlMROSE VESTS
REFINED MINSTRELS
NOLt MBlA THEATRE.
NEDWIN kN OWIES A CO...--.-.......-.P ropretorss
edwin Knowles. Daniel FiOhman and AL Hayman.)
ONE WEEK, MONDAY, OCT. IL.
MATINEFS. DNtSDAl AND SATURDAY
The Enormously Successful Comedy, With MusN
MISS HELYETr:
ADROITLY ADAPTED FROM TIE FRENCH
DAVID BELASCO.
CHARMING MUSIC Fly EDMOND ACDRAN.
LOUIE LESLIEChKTER
AND THE IANOKITE CAST OF 90
SPlCIAIl-AT EVERY PERI 0RMANCE
IDTIlE COLLINS
In her original cr.atl OF TA.RA.KA BOON DE-AY.
Monday, oct. "a
TIE HOSTONIANS IN
ROBIN MOOD.
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JV1ISTS.

Fine Flannel Waists, all colors, with
jabot front, perfect fitting, s2.49.
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LEFT TO DIE BY AZ lNBULANCE SURGEON.

Mrs Mary German sixty years old. who lived
alone nj No 420 BlItcst.. died Friday night after
an ambulance surgeon had refused 70 remove her to
the Brooklyn Hoe pital lie found her suffering from
chronic alcoholism. and rs the rules oil the heoitn
Department do not require the ambulance surgeon
en- rer,ovc such cases. he directed that the should
he p ferrcd 10 the Commit s>ioners Of Charities No
one could be foand at their Office. and the woman was
c,red for by her nc. ghbors until she died. The AM
bulancc surgeon says mat ne ala all nc was caea upon
10 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
LINTNGS.

Regular Is ct. Padded Innings and
Silesias, 10 cts. per yard.
Remnants at half price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

1000 Mill Ends of Shaker Flannels,
in Shaker grays, browns, blacks, gray
mixed and white, 10 to % cts. per
yard; regular prices 40 to 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

4 gorgeous panorama OF many-hued autumn foliage
one of the delightful incldcn 0ctobse
zip up the Hudson by the New. York Central. -.
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SPECIAL
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
In Every Department for Monday
BLACK SILKS.
~ ct. Goods for 80 cts.

900 yards all silk Black Satin
Rhadames-Our regular 70 ct. goods
special at 50 cts. per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Every wOrlsinamnn who wants ME
wu.r. kept mp 10 the American stnnds
ard W Ill register next " cuncs9oy. No
Wi .cs W I'll do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
FINE WHITE GOODS.

case Satin Plaid Lawns and SPRING
tide Checks, 6 IA cts. per yard, instead
of ~ 10 cts.
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WASH GOODS.

] case Criterion Dress Style Cling
hams, black and. white, G la cts. pc
yard instead of IL l-2 cts.
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DOMESTICS.

9 cases A Wamsutta Mills Muslin,
9 cts. per yard.
Remnants of Sheetings at one-quar-
ter less than regular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25

ssg. natural g,ns CSC do sr'; as iss
&c Do extra Seached sec rcd saponiaed Ht 20
SIC; bank 3ja3ec straits. 36d37c; olive Italian %"
oof psViIs weak. With prices slightly n!
aSoa i i'9i"s or fe Old and eF n ns
SST: cesr 'i'asiB ianS and quiet, iy
s RiS India quota Sc o@ss % sH 5Gas $50 20
IT 5 g 'o 50 81 i1 % ssaslo s''
demand quoted here a, go and at On, a% w du CONDITION
Srn ,d Mans GS smoked GS 90
I nsss pel pcf sa eSudel
DRESSED S5sS S c i cI zoo 'u 7ss
%?r5f %S S.ss s ssdsv pigs Nth aS;oa
points he w s On Of the he. drop @ s so
sssIe aneTst nominal september closing 1876
500 s5s October s c cS,d at South A%crca
Soc city steam steady sales $50 ,es a. nc d,y
pg quiet and a about h'.S% STAT and r.a1
yysns sr e ssts ,s y d2ss Seconds i9aoe
hiras i7eisc dairy h9qss And p sino e saTy
Welsh 2a do ,u5 ar''s cs SSasl
seconds factory June ,S,d inN 70
sf s IA .e'on4S Ty steady but
Ss soorss sat s'Sy '% a@s
good TO prime sdse common to f s,Go fssSrT f
St k'ms co'f EG g cRS firm on stock with
sy iSs f na% aid %iSs's for
M gu for but sS a 9S?ffHS 6
Maintained in price on a good demand Crushed ana cu
loaf 2. l6a5 5.iGc graduated. 4i2dfac powneru %
Size cubes 47sa5c coniecti9ners A. t3ada.s; ''smu'7
af4isc: No g. 16is64 i.16c; No. .. 3'sI4c; 30, ~
13l6dS l5G No H. No "a Oh, ,eomsrra
rine. frmer city. Sic. ..,. .,o,.d Al, ar 5.16c
TALLOw-ouiet and rather weak; quoted A4"f ''o'
for prime city n o,o r,cs Including
Novune Iyson at 9dI3ec; Young Tyson 10 n5'c I'M
pcria 22la27i2c Gunpowder 25Sa8ec r,a ae I'M
MrIaI li.aioc japan Pan Fired, l4e Congou r rnm
i9ioc; India and Orange Pekoe, lo'4diA &C. oo'"s TUT
mosa 1s5a28Lc; Annoy 14c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
rr.rrRrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat speculation duh yesterday, little
moro than 600 600 bushels being dealt in but the
tone was weak and prices declined 3497-8 cent
Tbsre were many bearish influences. The Interior
receipts were big and favorable crop reports were
General TN, foreign element and the receivers OF
grain were sellers. Cables from the United hllguom
Acre weak and Bradsreet estimated an nicr'hs' III '
available supply on the Atlantic and Pacihc COASTS OF
4,115.CO0 bushels. Clearancrs were nipue" ~ "
dvic,s from Russia the renloNal Oh po-
hIldtion against the export of rye meal ana nour.
inris was 1Oa 80 cenimes higher on Hour. but ms
without much Influence Iep'r tn n
opened at 81 IS cents, and declined 10 80 oipn a
s0 IS cents spot wheat generally was lower ana
quiet There we're sales Of 5000 bushels 10 eA-
norters The milling demand was 24.OD Dshels.
Corn weaker. Prices Declined in1 p" T %mr
closed with II reaction of 3oo l-2 cent. The crop
news was favorable, grading Improved anu canl' =,
were weaker The short interest Is Sld 10 De p.ty WEI
covered In August options bradhueeI hidei Which
there absence OF export interest ,po' aous
were dull, and 1G1 IL cents lower, without any
sales to shippers. Az, s., a.,,,o n,
1.oG34 cent on the spot and dull. The options
broke lea 5s cent on selling by longs ,,.o
Lard weakened with the rest on Tree s,ng. lnsrs
were sales of 800 terces on the spot, Dut "nelher
for export could not be learned
The final quotations follows:
Wheat-August, 50 IL september 80 20 october
SO Is; November, ~ SO December 80 10 cents cents,
Corn-August. % IL; September, % 49, oc'ooer'
oats-August, 30 1-s September, 30 Is; October.
80: November. 80 IL: December December 40 cents
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat 447.734 bushels corn FL
bushels -four. 77,734 packages. At Chicago; MI
YANKEE and st. Louis, the arrivals were: Wheat,
s15.G95 bushels corn. 35i975 bushels oats, 900 80
bushels; total grain .63i 800 bushels -four :oo'3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago August "a tspecal.)-The wheat market
here was much disturbed by the news which New York
kept sending relating TO the panicky feeling abroad on
the score OF cholera. Holders were made 50 uneasy
that the price declined "a cent. and closed at the
bottom september sold from 10 Is to - 4
cents and closed there. II the continent OF Europe
suffers generally from cholera. Russian wheat Will
ultimately be prohibited and American wheat VIII
take It's place. But the fear Is that before that oc-
curs the Speculative markets may be Frustrated nom
sheer lack OF interest All the ordinary news to-day
was bearish. The receipts were Gal cars and the
estimate for tomorrow Is $40 ears Primary market
receipts. I.3OO.OOO bushels. were 100000 over the
same day last year Bradstrces made an Increase In
the available OF AHA 900 bushels. Corn was weak
81 H. and closed at 81 "a cents There were
heavy and general rains through the southwest. ana
before the day over II began raining In Illinois.
The country offering more freely, 10 arrive
The cash markets were easier. There was also some
sympathy with the uneasy feeling I'm wheat and pro
visions. Receipts were 49, cars the estimate for
Thursday l. 800 The inspection showed an improve
ment about half going contract oats were easier IN
sympathy with the other markets. september sold
from 80 Is to 81 land closed al - IA cents. Gables
said that the Hamburg provision market waS In panic
Liverpool cables said that the English provision trade
was very much disturbed by the cholera news from me
Continent. Although there was rather vigorous buy
Ing by the Cudaliys, by swift and by the Fowl"r'.
prices closed weak. Pork dropped 30 c"nts. lar,l
= cents and ribs IL cents. Their" were 2j,"po
hogs: the estimate for Thursday 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-on the spot made slight advance, WIN ,xs
fairly business reported mainly Nv .gs Nos Z,
g. and T. III. iec 500 bags No. TO siryc - -
600 Tags santos Nos to 3. liise, c. ana J. lov
Nos 60 s. 1870 and f. ma Gowns g qsie te aa
t,mer Hayre csblc freer buying OF stock 70 arne,
and Covering local shorts all c3nrlouta 70 r'
ias. pig down. London easier 2:4S p m'0 oCn6ar
&S. NovenbeP 6Is December, els; JANUARY, u;
Rio quotes: First ordinary 90 klos "a 100 I goo,
asro,d no kilss) Is 1907 exchange (priNat
receipts In Rio bags Rio TO tne e
St.,as 600 hays; clearanceS -'oVV
no stock les 600 bags Rio market quiet leceipes ~
santos II 900 bags santos stock hdnro ia
Da,Sef ouIet GOOD aycra Santos, IL 9cO Deuu"o
Fonseca dead Receipts at Rio July t. Aegu9I
isa5 bl1 600 bags same time, 1891 6!sooo Dass sso
time 1890 AIS GOO bags receipts at santos Ju o ot
August o. 1891 $40 900 bags same ung i1'i -, ber
fags same time 1880 297 900 bags Total safes mere
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NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND wEsrrRN RAILwA,

TRAINS LEAVE WEST t2D-SE,
$40 A. NJ. (l5 minutes earlier tho Of Franz
Inst for Middle2wn, Bloomlnyburgh Port Jorv's.
Monticello M0uDaindalc Fasburbh. Liberty Lying>,ol
Manor Hancock. Csrbondae Scranton. Walton. Delhi
Sidney Norwich Edmcston Utica Rome. Oneida Oswego
Detroit Chicago and points West
=, a1a A. M,r tor C;wp6ell IIal Lake; Mohcnk and
ingburgh ElienylIc Fabburrh. Monticello Hurleyvlls
3.i5 P. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Mchonk and Mime
waSNi, Waikiki Valley stations Mddletown. Bloonin 9.
burgh, E,nvlie. FasbuFgh, Hurey,ile, Liberty. Whit
Lake Livingston Manor.
200 4. NJ. MlddletOwn. Pittsburgh. Liberty, Liy
ings;on Manor. Rockland, Walton Sidney. Norwich
Oneida Oswego, Rochester Niagara Fall. Detroit Chi
cago. and West Pullman seepers; reclinng.chair ca,
free 10 Suspension Bridge.
las p. NJ t2d.st.. Saturdays only for Mlddletown
nloonineburgh Eenville. M,untal Dale Fasburgh,
I'll obe, t,n e sv Whit whit SES ROcSand
Pullman drawnc-room selts and seeplnc.car bcrths
obtained y. az pr0ldwav. New.YorS.
J. c. ANDERSON. @. p. A.. sc Bcavcr.st. Now York.
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sheep - 750S5 70: native lambs good to best; S1@
r6 IS: culls 10 fair. 50 JOGS - 49, 'hi'"" '"''
auotable at 81 25n 20 30. . ,,,,, ronor,s .
CcIcaco Aug "a" The Evening Journal fePor.,,
Cattle receipts $4,000 head shipments i,Soo ~ a.
mar,ct IOG &c hi CHER prime natives. - o0 - 2u
Textns :. COR a. 90 rangers. 80 ooa 81 20 ~,
COWS and heifer,, ~ GOG ~ 60: no buomcHn az F.
stacker and feeders. Hogs-recepts, :4Uoo nean
shipments 1000 head market active % ~, UNei
rough packers 81 900 80 % mixed. . ioo - -
prime heavy and butchers weights. - GOD - 90 /,
assorted lights. - d$5 ~ other hsno, - go
~ 80 Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head shipmen's; 49,
head. market active; sheep, shade lower lainD, ,
shade higher natives. - 5oo 80 - Te5ans, ~ ~
~ IS: westerns, ~ 230 - 60 lambs ~ DU" 81 ~:
- Ionis Aug 4-Cattle-Receips. !b4OO heau
shipments 1000 head market sIoms rnd dr =, ~ 20
"s3 90 Gamers ~ 15o - %. Hogs-kcceplS,
1900 head shipments 200 nead o maTE Sh 'S s IS
heavy. IS 900 50 IS; mixed S'ao ~ hsn'' 90 -
IS 70 Sheep-Reccipts. $500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PE1CTS.
The crude oil market more active yesterday
and prices stronger on the continued decline In
the output Of the Mcdonald field. The production
there has fallen of to about II 900 barrels AMI 1t now
Is generally accepted by oil that this field Is nt
list I'm the declining stage The general Yield Of the
petroleum country Is now close the consumption
There were salcs OF 30 900 barrels at the stock FIX
change at 50 1-a j6a 80 IL cents In options NJ the
Consolidated Exchange the dealngS amounted IL
1000 barrels ut So 5oe % 3-oG JG % cents. The
markets closed Steady.
Refined oil was unchanged at $40 cents In barrels
100 cents In bulk and $50 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, IA francs
Bremen sos marks: London. 4 1864 3-4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bufialo. Aug. observation-disclosures last "a hours.
1850 head total for week thus far. $40 head for
same time last week G,G00 head; consigned through.
! 500 head TO New York. ! 900 head sale, 500
head market opened dull and lower: closed very dun.
with good many unsOld common. good, fat steers.
1878 MS "a 80 Hogs-Reccipts last "a hours. $50
head total for week thus far 81 $50 head for same
time last week. 80 200 head consigned through, 1850
head 10 New York, 400 head sale. 5000 head
market dull and lower: closed dull heavy grades.
corn-ed So O5d 80 10; packers and medium weights.
s6 O5d rs TO- yo kers good 10 best corn-fed 81 950
6 O5 workers. light to fair do SIS 65aS5 So grassers.
common TO good. So 30a IS 49, good heavy ends. S5n
So % pigs good to best corn fed IS 4Od So 90: pigs.
common skips TO fair. 81 So assorted roughs, - 700
S.: common roughs. 81 25a ~ So stays 80 500 -.
Sheep and lambs-Reccipts last 81 hours $500 head
total for week thus far. 1900 head for same time
last week, 0400 head consigned through 400 head
TO New York. 300 head SALE 3.4OO head market
opened very duh closed dull and weak: choice 10
fancy wethcrs $685. 25: fair 10 good sheep. - c5
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. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. FOR
~ THE NEwYoRk ,Tkl BuNEE WILL ai BE- Rra 1r
way 2d doc; north q Thirty -hrst.st, and ALVEY
EASEMENTS at the following Branch once,: syt osa
corner rnurtecnthsL 200 Third corner @
ST. 0e6 rhrd-aye., sixty hrstst l.oo 20
100 West la5 Columbusase ~ Liu.r
st.; & Avenue A: 1873 Thirdaye 20 West Fourteen n.
st. 80 West i2d-st. 1iy Church-st; oof ihro-S'e''
1888 yhirdave. - an 49,, oe ,,rAres
and twenty. Attn St.. and 243 West One-hundred eng
twenty up To M, at regular oncr rates cHo
Bedfordavc., and No. 10 Broadway. up to D o. n'
REGULAR once rates
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OTIS ELEvATING R. r.
NOW IN OPERATION.
10 MINUTES
TO THE
TOP OF the CATSKIlLS.
Direct connection with all trains and boats vic
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

N. Y o.. II H. ~. Hk. w., Lessee.
Trains leave West 42dst station. New.iork. as fol-
800 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany and Catskiu Noun.
tains. Exc Sunday. west OF Coeyman's Jc. Sleeping
tar New-York TO Boomyille Sundays only.
7.I5 A. VI. Daily local To Albany except Sunday, for
Catskil Mountains and Saratoga Paror car to Albany
1906 4. W. Daily for Albany, Titles Roches
ter Buhalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago exceP
SATURDAY for Toronto except sunday for Saratogs
tatsSill mountains, New.PaItI, Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewaska. Parlor to Bloomvile and New:Psln.
II 1.35 4. M Daily, except sunday 10 Catskn Noun
tsns. New: paltz; Lakes Mohonk and Minnewanka a.
Ills r. VI. Saturdays only, Half Holiday Special 70 Cats
Kill Mountains. Parlor ear attached ,.-,, 49,.
a3 IS p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, TO Catskill Noun
tains New-patz. lakes Mohonk and Mlnner askA
caldwell Lake George. Psrlor ears attached
n 90 p, VI. Daily except Sunday TOT Albany g.,
sis =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal, UTICA syysS
cusc, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. TORONTO 40
o'i nSsur saratoc D" and Montreal.
s.i5 r. NJ Daily for Albany. Uuca. Syracuse, tochec'
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto Detrot ohicas'
sIa Leaves Brooklyn by Annex $40 80. i n..n
MAXERsTRkW LocALS az -s:.S + N, tx 40
sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Falls ais, Toronto
sDaiy. 70 tickets. timetables Iaror and ssePhn5
sccommodetons or nicmatSn Apply oReSs p nn,ee
ioo p q ss ru.onst SewYorR city lis eli
81 81 SroadwSv }s Bowery 81 Fast iitst So we's
i-o'"S' c S"V y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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bush S future 5 9oe cus No @x
.aost august sIo. GsSI =, s :o.a ae
SEE sss g s:gs%'s ssns
e GcT ss,ea e oa s Sg2as i sHF'e
sgs but sss tol nsf 70 sa j..
trade GOO .S so sOs ac R%n "a
m nS a. o9 s elevator white 4sc S,ey.St No
ss,Sssse " ss !, s sssns d. e.
October ssses Noy Sa a sS q,
&: s'''Ss 5s7 SS L ssss, s.
:S.rps s5eas feed 7'asOc h0miny chop SIC sales
'oRp Ss HND sTRAw-ChOlce and fancy old hay hS
demand e seasy prices Straw wsG G Lent SSe
ss nay o sSos so ssSs IS;5
stripping S sey rye or o
and buyers. i:SSg wiz saas fee ssn
% "s; s ssss sss1 1855 medium
Old 7a7oe Pacific Seast ls9l choice 24e com"o" i"
DrSSfh isGsss e 1ss. ss%paia,ysy ; with
tsndency offered It o and az ta S
ss' ali ed 'si Ss III
cable quoted spot a ,n sas rs "a
40 tons. Market quiet; q. NJ. b. copper, ga g. NJ b.
months 81 nos sales g G. NJ B. M fpGI 30 tons
Scotch warrants si2 S No NidicsSoro $40 Eel
OCEAN FRErGH fs-The market has again been ex.
cecdngy dull and important features were lacking from
any Of The dsTtwent Rates are nomna d q9Ihanged
and naphths YORK Blaye IS Cd steamer 20 900
bbis crude Din bulk NewYork to Mediterranean, private
nned private terms; bark Philadelphia Hamburg.
5000 bSls refined. private terms MISCELLANEOUS
timber 97s Cd Norwegian bark sgrid Mobile to Liver
pool private terms schooner Newport News to Calves
Boston. s7 steamer NewOresns to u X. Continent.
cotton. private terms schooner NewYork TO Iislowcl
fertilizer, e0c and loaded; schooner PHILADELPHIA to Boz.
ton coal zoe wo sesconsrs Hs6osen To- Boston eon
Ds-ien to ST. Johns lumber 81 80 and port charges;
British ship Calcutta to NewYora 50 per Ton; bark
weJsn savannah to Cork for orders rosln IS 7ed.
NoLAssEs-G Generally steady. bu. trading slow.
(-ufs so test quoted nominaly at 1oc New-Orleans.
3oSs5c good to fancy English Islard 20a2fc Porto
N,S AvAL sroREs-spIRITs TURpENTINE-Rather
castor and N light demand Quoted At ~ 2s'e Z:
q Eos ss.i s :'pT sssql' ts@s fGsG
81 70:'I. e. %; X. s2 90; NJ. ~ TO- N, 81 IS; g.,
." oiiS-There Is a generally steady market while dc.
r.ai,ds run moderate; Cottonsced crude p'irc, ssa
m. 70 choice grade osslc eo.oavS Cochin ce
yo@ s o.ooss s prime noe 10
eressed SIC pressed. SOC priTc G2'sc taow city
bime. 44d45c: menhaden eruds 3osSle whale efuce'