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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March (Specar.-wheat was iairiy s.eauy
here today with the panicky news from "aii 80
,o,t money and until It became apparent that Were
was going to be railroad strike here. just oeiore
Tho close. prices broke a cent and closed about NJ
tho bottom May sold between II So and ~ o-s anu
c,osod NJ 10 5saT6 "a cents. Tic Northwest had
10 cars less than half the receipts for the same
day last year. There were 2:S cars here' Tue es"'
mate for Tuesday was 600 There was decrease
OF 49, 600 bushels I'm the visible against ABOUT 'nas
much increase last year. There was prospect OF
decrease in the passage statement in the morning.
rhere were crop damage reports galore. Corn was
advanced almost cent early on covering oy nm, I'M.
noriont local shorts notably BartlettFriHer May
sold from Al 80 to A 3s and closed at AZ -
cents The loss OF bull energy Just before the close
was on the high money talk and the strike rlmors'
The receipts were 146 the estimate Tor Iuesday
a7s cars. In quiet way followed the other
grains Nav sold between 81 5S ana ~ Is, ana
Closed at 80 "a cents The reports about the pros o
meet of a great switchmen's strike broke pork ~
rrents n barrel lard about 20 cents hundred, ana
ribs about 10 cents hundred. OF course the talk Of
iigbt money had some effect. but was secondary
There were a few more hogs than we've expected.
10 OOO prices at the yards were easy the estimate
for Tuesday was $4,000 Wright was the active
f,ctor In the trade. siezng upon the disturbing
news of the day TO make II raid on lard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

sherman Culver 20 TEXANS; ;, ios ay e 20
g 81! r $ & ;o p s +,
liz n 81 Il St. Louis stays and steers, 1iSo ~
.sc r. l &C z Sc ssss SSi
e e l @S JS 1897 a. a e ~ go a. 49, o6 2S @ 4
Zoo n CO. 3 cs; ssse S, sn ic q
DO 1850 IS aal! 1900 r at o. 20 ,5o Do 10
81 - 90 a. - Gan 1870 e lS'U ii o o
e 50 a. 10 's ~ % SS d. $50 S l. IS d ~ So
d. n, a, ri 20 y 20 ~ DO lss b. b. at - '
,5,S sq,i' ,s g Is at s.
g. ss sSi q Gc a Ss ,oi isoI
1851 y s5a5 Is DO. l2a n a. 8 o. +; DO 1900
do 1927 IA q" IS rsHnsyivana cows 900 ~ at
1915 fs At d. 1925 f H. az asOs d. 1910 go
fs : 5si. &c.; So Nj t r. :' .s !. ST.
MIIcM cowsconly two head r:ccivcd end sold By D.
GUIDED Feeling steady and prospects fair for wcdnes.
cALvESTRecerss $50 heada5o q ooth-s and c25
steady but the yaS 'a ali Ss siSss '"'Ts
and q" sold ss ss s e
.IS few s s1o year%gs and Ct 2has Drss.
@ 81 dressed e
at - Per io0 N II do 132 NJ at ~ so; 20 do. 1O5 NJ
IIallenbeck Hollis yeals $50 N, at % rs: 1s do
~ n. AZ ss 30; de- al n. at ~; do 100 m, at
81 so; 40 do: 1I9 n at 80; - do 1O7 ~ at So mixed
calves 1870 n ut 81 so; 10 culis. 103 m at 81.
40 a. nen6'rk 20 vols 40 u, at 80 do. 155 N. at
at 81: 2 do 90 N. at ".
r T rissses Z y ssn - q S;s 80
do III n: st 81; arassers, 90 N, at -.
~ i%ds nq's so Pc q e. v g s s' NJ do $50
,d D. M, * on C. o 10 ysals l2a NJ q 0o
:. Sanders veals. 100 N. at so So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts for DAYS. including
1s direct for butchers 55a 024 head
and number Of cans were already IN the pens. Trade
slow but good sheep steady. and choice lambs little
firm all other grades were sluggish aud prices weak.
~ ?5dt5 so per 100 little bunch OF selected wehers
at - % enlls and bucks at *3ds3 80 choice
lambs 40 ~ 5oas0 49, (extra at 20 So; 10 head ut
81.
sales-!iallcnbeck & Hollis: 1888 Ohio lambs 80 m
III State do. 81 ~ at 80 co. 1870 do, 20 m at 80 90
50 d. = g 90 80 80 d. Is ~ a. g As 81 DO
:seep q H. * ;o % s. s'd de-
81 T. az e. g.: 30 d. q NJ al. -; -, o,,-
HS Sc So S"' at % Ss sat- %sss a. DO 20 &C., al
: IS e State q o. s. ''s
no State do ~ n, at 81 co; 1850 do II NJ 80 40
100 do 20 u. at s6 3oi Western do, - m at 20 80
o. q do "s s 40 81 We icS 49, se &c los a.
O. DIicnback 100 Western lambs; 20 n at so 05;
ss7 Indians az e g &c go Sis!: .s ss
sheep g n 1872; 81 State do ioI NJ at IS ial
cop: "a 2s ssso an q Sso oi s 81 S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

FoS ys SP Nth 1n. Inn %'f a ,a sSi
q 80 LOO s y Ss 20 the a. s :: psc r @
200 sacks wins, Tage 4; for zoo sIG, % oIT ss
y 20 a; 800 6S Ss' 40 WHIT 90 600
%ne5 o9 at zoo s. 10 ' .,ns Jack, ,sSf '.se 70
grab ps,s, 9r .o OFT Co . s a.
S aSe' 20; nSe @ 's snd sS 'o'
:rernaS NS cog 3 So .Pr9F ~. ~: = 80 ..:ss fss
g G9a ol patsa'' g c sSs s 80 o rs ss n1 "a
4Csss 50 ;ss2 81 Sf,,s'i 3 e
EAf ; s,as s:yeI spe and hr ."fe 9To.a
5s Sr. o a saperfne Stat % 3ossJ 20 CoRY.
M5A Is5iss% - sos: ;ey % n'dy""'' w''"
n IF, , cDo" as "p p" cd =, a. On r ,S
saGn q weFa n crop cT md Of weak aS sn o
followed s pGos e the TsSy -s'S".1 s, = S
80 .aS 'o Pas S n. e Sp a had haa
bee" generally espeeed The %aTEsi co,c weak at
Win 5" ana 'si g bush '.n ns ad H
,i'S 20 'Ss ''.sfns 's a., sss. IS
sssG sS S .aas s 'i ss s fa eS rom
xs%sS essosrs ,SSsss bush SeS,i,y
s sa. iaiss 50 s";A s &@sS
june Se Closing at so BUSH juy
fc%s At s s ssS nS Sos0 sn; Aus
.y%ptAy, Siss i,s dssii.s i%S option Ils, ne
S% Ss the 'S and from s' S '"''
limits, rule full L. uader the asking prices.
sales. 4s 600 bush spot all for export Of which 10000
Canada red and $1,000 bush Manitoba. both private
No red winter quoted at 7sd7Si4c In elevator
7sta7s1c anoat. 7sa79se T. O.. b.. no NotheIn. 81.
CoRNEary prices for futures Indicated advance Of ..
1ense ndcsG by the Weekly yisb up Me vas .c Db
ii,hed and after few slight .,.rlalohs the mar
1888 "s se'i%s 100 ' ss tss
AH 5ass closing sss 10000 bush Nay. T Si%
100 900 bush July, 7sd5lsc. closing at size The
spot movement fair early In the day though an adj
oance nee Of &c ,n.sgusntlv checked blslncs: Sales
5ssc elevate 5000 bush DO: 5igc delivered; Sooco
sic elevator; 5000 bush steamer yellow 52,. ds3Lc
ssssd and 1902 c ba,h S nm yellow SsaSc de-
light but prices were advanced sd'sc. Sales 90 600
SSs sT NO. March ;sne At sse
at 4oe and May At 6c The pSt a D,sr"g
vance Of .@ss Sales. 1872 oo5 bush including :. &c. a
xhIis q 4S S5S S. t9r 900 bush ~1s %
for 600 bush 30 d. asc rejected mixed i's ST.
DO w1its. solss 80 Chicago se,s for l;coo bush
HRIEY-westefS coasoc California Uo brewing o
C7nse; cheyalerS 7aiss sixroxsa STATE 1880 two
So do ssasse; unsraded DO soa9se ~ MATT.
Western 65ds5c two.rowed STATE. 75asoc; sx.rowcd
no. sSd no%n an" western sts "aS o.
FEED-Quo.ations ssdooc for 40. 90 aud so N. and
9oa31c for 100 n and sharps and s5cael for rye. OH
81 AZ laaal so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
Tho Fountain Head Of Strength.

When recollect that the stomach is the grand
laboratory which food transformed into tho secretons
which furnish vigor the after entering and
ching The blood that is. in short. the fountain head Of
strength. is essential to keep this important supplying
msehins in Order and restore It to activity when be-
comes inactive. This Hostetters Stomach Bers does
sdectaly seasonaby regulating and reinforcing
dseson promoting due action Of the liver and bowels
Strength ind quietude Of the nerves depend in great
measure upon thorough digestion. There nervinc
nic moro highly esteemed by the medical maternity than
ths Bitter Physicians also strongly commend It for
ehs and fever rhcumatsm, kidney and bladder trouble
sick headache and want Of appetite and Sleep Take
Rf1selsAsfui three times day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKE1s-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo. March G.-Cattle-Rcceipts last "a hours
:. IaO head total for week thus far. 4940 head I1r
same time last week. 1890 head Consigned t"r9"sS s
oO4O head to New-York. 212O head on sale, .3U
head ; market opened slow and draggy, With g?oa
grades weak and common TO f,r up bocs 40 fancy
~ I5a 81 so good to choice ~ I5aS light ioZo
TO good 200 lbs - 1oa ~ 40 light butchers steers
81 sOd 80 90 fat helfers S3 W. 80 up 10 o. a a
dull at 81 650 49, milch cows higher ior good =.
$3.50 s45 veals lower at So 49,. Hogs.keceipts
last "a hours, 1880 head; total for week tnus Iar
consigned through 1880 head; to New YORK o.Oo
head on sale. go head market opened about
steady: closed steady: all sold: Workers light 10
good 81 0oa - e5 mediums and heavy. Is 800 80 40
pigs. 81 65as7 so. sheep and Lambs-Recelpls last
- hours o. 500 head; total for week thus far
II 400 head for time last week, l!,e0o neal az
consigned through LOCO head TO New fo S,H w
very heavy supply; closed very duil. Win go9u
nnny mmon unsold go I'd to choice lambs Ssa%t 70 ;
ar to god s. 80 soSG to to COED mixed
sheep. ga - 49, cul's and common. " 100 W 80:
Chicago March G-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts $1,000 head shipments: 800 neaa
10 good ~ $50 rs 90 others 81 lOa ~ e. stockers
and feeders. s3d ~ 40: Texans - 800 - 80: cows
soas ~. IIogs-Rcccpts. 900 head shipments.
9 sea ana m1"d seaay prime heavy and
butchers weights. 80 2Od rs 40: prime light ~ 500
81 o. pigs and Hight, $50 81 co. sheep-Receipts:
wcthcrs. "a sods5 so; mixed. s3 '51 ~ IS: ewes
s4a ~ 81, Westerns S. lodS3 so; lambs, u 500
81 30.
shipments. zoo head market steady on all kinds:
fair TO pretty good native steers 1924 70 fair 10
good fed Texan steers 81 Goa - %. HOgs-Re.
ccipts. 5000 head shipments 5000 head: market ARK.
81 cOds7 90. shcep-ReceIpts. 500 head; shipments,
none; market firm. unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

p. Myern Ss haS'n AZ o. r S"
pprime mes, Western, fine. firm at 0os: do. medium,
hRrm nj gOs IIams in poor demand Bacon In fair
demand. Cheese In poor demand. Tnllow-1herc is
nothing Offering Spirits Of turpeniine and rosin In
there Is nothing offering Wheat and flour in poor
demand. Corn-Spot and futures IN fair demand ;
mixed Western: March, dull ut As Cd; April dull at
As i I'd: May, dull at 4s led. Hops at Lon
don-Incnc C0ast-In fair demand. Recelp OF wheat
for the pas week Atlantic ports 20 500 quarters
from Incc ports 10000 quarters from other
~ 600 quarters. Receipts Of American corn for the
past week, 10000 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
5o. 1oa we.tern sheep. ss y. 81

Ohio d. 81 ~ at IS so; 1os Western sheep % n. ss
s. 12ia rs State do at %. 49, on ~ a.
d. Mcpherson Co.: 1913 Michigan LAMBS 90 ID, =.
s. s5 1893 DO "a Ct &c Is: 10 state a. az ~ No. - 3
i25 do 90 ~ at IS 02ia 80 state lambs o. H. - o.
10 sheep and lambs W N, at ~; DUCKS. 'o' No. "'
% 80. 49, -, - o, -. ss OIL .
uskSsha% ,e5 w ss s shop do IL, fS az az
81 So do - ~ at ~ So d. 12o 70; st q 20; no.
35 NJ at $0 15s state lambs ~ So Ga ~ at
s 20 IA State ycalings "a H. at ~ 2o "a State sheep
HotiS-Ieceipts. so ears. or Sal head-S7 cars AZ
aoth and ~ cars at jersey City. One car hr satt
,tI lunch Of State hogs sold and the market
~. s,s 1uoted steady az sSa$3 40 per 100 n. Judd a.
Buckingham sold State hogs ITO " "'e'VS'' ~ 70 -
per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS,

food % b;"'Ts sOd 0n ar no nc g WHIT OF
the price estimated at - 40
EEFN f.S-I,ecepts for DAYS 2O1 cars. or f.oii
hcsd-225 consigned direct 10 saughterers cars iof
cNroit olive and 81 IT, sold. tntcrh care. o.
which market cattle arrived late ana tran.
wa slow and dfaeEing from beginning = hLish' pht
prices were ..aiy and nearly all cattle went TO the
.sa!rs \ o Texans sold % eli 10 per 100 N:
cor u coarso roorados ~ 30 comm u good native
~ 75e - - oven a, 81 21ss1 % bu.s az
~ pa.3 80 S2ar3 80 car q mixed cattle AZ
81 TO- The trade In city dressed beef was dull. Dut
rriccs unchanged latest cable adyices quote the Lon
d'n and JIN.rpool markets duh and weak. WhiIe
fre rhts ar likely to advance cattle shippers see no
Imn,si,tA prosI-cts Of improvement In Ices on thr
ab", i'd and lock forward a light bu-in's. fr u,
sprlnc and eorly months. The 'hcato CIV aiIr
,.r,s,.sd,v with 400 quarters ~ beef. to'iurow
sIaul.fs & = n Will put so crtte On the Bowie ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUI.-COMFO
E00S'S COCOA.

DKEAkFAsTI"By . thorough knowledge Of the
laws "S, v s SDpeon Of a M sac
aes Of wessstea Cocoa Nr Epps has provided our
may save u. many heavy doctors bills: II g ~ me
be gradually built up until strong enough TO resst
every tendency 70 disease Hundreds Of subtle maadies
week point; We may escape many 9 fatal shan BY
properly nourIshsd ame;"-Civil Service uasettc.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
EPfS Z Co. Homo opad q Chsnasts. IenSon. EnsisaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

q s4iv %nes 4S Ss, s TO- 49, os is y y
spring do "a 1904 4o do straight S oo@ W, @o;
receipts OBS bbls 'aes a9II c0l March "9 9s@
easy 10 Nav req spo e 3sc steamer No.
70 lie BID Keeps sol7 hush s ,oeh by sS@pc
75a77c. Corn lrmer mixed spot and Marca, 4 as@
As l4c APRIL 4s i4a4s lee May 4s a 34% bisS
snpmcn's. ss7i bush stock. 023,ao5 bush sales,
$1,000 bush white and yellow corn ny sa ste wesd
crn, 40 1-aa1i lie No. mixed Western, 37@37 I-2 II;
Receipts 5000 BUSH stock. 1871 bush rye pl.,
SO . Ii o %shs S seos s Choice s"sn timothy G
$40 80. Grain freghts dull steam to Liverpool Per
pSr ES5 pd ln c Pc o
Cotton nominal middlins. lie lr9ysohs q,ee
es pork U % Gss and IOSss Sugar pei
II I-4c; lams, 16 14dl Ice Lard-Reined, lac.
Luer quiet creamey fancy ,,S t ao a'r ae
do good to choice. Oa2.c rolls fne &c 90 far to
good Ioaale store packed 1oe Es;s IS, firm, ls@
Copper Cop r steady; relied, IL l'4c whishey iirm'
81 @46s1 %.
stcady: shorts steady. Rcctipts-flonr. $3.50 1bs
and 7,7iT SACKS: corn, 5O,0s7 bush; oats 2o'i'o
bush shorts. los tons.
limits irn safes, car NO. hard. 81 1-4e: 1000
bush No. l NorIhern. 80 sac; 1000 do, = lard hor
DID, 50 sc; do. new. s. l-sc: No Northern Ga.
s. Chicago y ss &c. do new Nor P%lnh Is
Winter dull, offerings fair No red % lie; no.
extra red, 7:073c: No. white &c Coin eSs''r
yellow. 47c: 5 do. as 3-4c; cars No. 3 yellow
&c 1-2c: No. do. A. 3,i@46c cars No. No.;
steady; sales 8 cars 10. white, 80 l-4c; cars
clipped doc; cars No. white SO l-?c l car NO
3 mixed soc Barley quiet; offerings light. No: .
extra western 72o7:c No. B. Goan3c ; No. =. o..
5sc Michigan, Co zoe; state Oea '6c oahau;,' 90
/ sac: No = nc: No. extra 75c. Rye dulI, NO
p 6lc choice do G:,c; No. g. Sc Flour steady pest
patent spring. - 5Oa "a 30 do winter 81" ~ 10. Ky'
ronr S:i 40 SO so. Mil feed. steady: demand hTin
Receipts-wheat. 600 bush corn. 5000 bush OATS
1000 bush. shipmen,s-WLet, l4,ooo b"sh' CORN
$4,000 bush: oats, 1000 bush.
f,,coco March 6-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEFor spot Brazil erewths ther, "1S h bs OF
I77sc for No 7. No business was rcpofe for mn,o
grades the market dull, and steady ol,tof ui
ing showed fair movement the sales aggTegdthe oV,
bags while closing quotations Indicated an advance ac
points on months and change on others. Naoio
accuns wese irregular Iavre wa, sal # lower; Lon
don CLOSED I'D lower. and Hamburg !. pig lower ne
u 800 good second 30 kiios 1873 200; exehanss &c;
10 il.IG receipts in no 10000 bags RIO stock 2Q-oOD
bags: Rio market NM Rio shipments TO Europe aufh
week. COCO Bugs Rio purcha rs for the oited S'atos
during week. 1000 bags IRE g per steamer for Hn' ~
State- and per cent prnagc steamers loldlhs az
United States four good aIcIage saios IL soV
receipts Santos 1.-TWO days. llooo bag; Sano. -,
oss CcD bags market FIRM; S3lto. shipments LOT
United States (bv steam. $4,000 bags santo, shipment;
for Europe. 600 bags; Sonto, pufchasc- Tor Inmn
states As 900 bags Santos purchase. fer Euio oVo,0
freight steamer 10 IaNrc, % r anu ~
,r.f cent pmare steamer, loading Santos for United
.fats ther: steamers loading at Santos for Eprop Two
bag lSo2. 2.sSs 600 Tags; same time 1881,
receipts at Santos JGly l. 1857, 10 Mach
1893 sos 900 tags: time 1892. 2,7i2C0o bags
same time 1891, 2i9 900 bags Warehouse dcli>c
hags New. OIleans los bags ttl A1. lSJ bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

GA lac. At the Stock Exchange 10000 barrels In
National Transit certificates were sold at the same
figure. Refined quotations $50 cents In oar-
rels. $50 cents in bulk ard G.1o cents IN cases.
Crude oil sold at sos cents in barrels and eco cents
In bulk. Foreign quotations were as follows Ant.
werp. ~ 5c013 "a francs FRENCH. DO Harhs'
London. A 7-16 peCce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
Chicago March G.-The leading futures ranged as
fntln

Cash quotations We're MS follows FIonr duII
unchanged No. , spring wheat % 1a13 &c
10 Ice No. corn, Ale; No 3. 3! Ice No. oats
30 12c; No white f. o: b.. 81 lie No. . wm,c:
No. 3 ". o. b., a0a 5sc; No. f.. o. BE-, 500 4Sc (:
No. faxseed. 81 20: prime timothy seed. ~ 1Is
lard. per 100 lbs Sl2 81 l2a $l3 90 short RIB SIDE
1oosel $40 81 1-2aSl0 40; dry sailed shoulders
$40 $40 o5; whiskey. dsiillers' FINISHED goods per
gal, II II; sugars, unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Last weeks activity In the oil market was not
sustained yesterday the sales Of options ut the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange amount
lme only to 1000 barrels at the uniform price OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
STOCKS OF GRAIN. NETWORK
IaAoG. 070 1.o4o lad

Total -...........-12'G', 134OG,010 7O42,30
Comparing with previous weeks totals wheat de-
creased G904S7 bush decreased 81 6l7 bush oats
decreased 19,I72 bush rye increased AIS bush barley
cecreafed 81, 43C bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

COTTON-Thc SPOT market ruled easy in tone. but
prices not changed sales 50 bales TO spnncrs and
1913 bales TO shippers. and 100 bales delivered
contract. Quotntions based the America standard
OF classification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07


Shlpmcnts for 1881. 417,?14 head. M .,..
Compiled by J. Is. Smull, Freight Broker ~ oI'c's'
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
STAINED
Good Ordinary

STR: ,,ucd Ordinary II 1910 NJ id ing ....-.....s't
Liverpool tleerams rs D. m.-Receipts, 900 bales
Of which American. 1000 bales; sales. 1000 bales. Of
g. 600 bpes spot market hardening miidling upland 90
The port rripts 1924 bales. comparing with
ls 0 bales for responding day last ye1r Since
September | the receipts have been 4So5.710 bales
rains I1G $50 bales during spending period
year ago The figures appended show the weeks crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

SUCK m al InItI NLitl, 20 " Ut 70
Speculative trading was very moterat, In ro!um': the
sale, amounting 10 only 100 bales N. marE.t
opcnei at an advance OF points near. and Of point
on late months. Subsequently. there was shmp de-
cline due 10 the OF stringent money In wall Stree,
and at quotations indicated net decline OF q.
points Oh current crop aud net change ios TIE
AL fhn nnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

NEW.YOHK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Berlin, Marcn 1s, o a.. m che..er' April /, SnH
- From, Pier 43, N. r.. foot OF Christophei.ss
Shortest and Most Convenient Route Lon1oo.
Passengers land at Empress Dock. avoiding hes.
First Cabin passage to Southampton, london or Hsus
$50 and upward. according steamer and ocse0a r
room. Second Cabin s35 and $40.
Storage at Low Rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents. No. o Bowling Green New.YWk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-09-21
AT THE EAST VILLAGE.

Mrs. G. w. Patterson entertained
the ladies of the Congregational
church and society at the parsonage
Saturday afternoon, with an inform
al talk on what saw at the World S
Fair Young gladiesin Japanese and
Dutch attire served tea and cocoa,
while the music of gypsy band
furnished a pleasing reminder of the
Plaisance.
Rev. G. W. Patterson started Tues
day morning for the Worlds Fair,
New York and Washington, to be
gone two weeks.
Persons who are helping themselves
without leave after dark to garden
vegetables and chickens, also wood
to cook them with, may be exposed
in daylight later on.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-09-21
CHANGE OF TIME.

The winter arrangement of trains
on the Passumpsic division goes in
to effect next Monday. The change
will affect this station as follows
Going south, the night mail will
leave at II. 80 instead of 1895; the
passenger accommodation will leave
at 6,O3 instead of 5.54; the air line
express at 2.33; the N. Y. express
leaving here at 9.45 a. m. is discon-
tinued and the Boston accommoda-
ton leaving here at 1912 p. m. is
put on again; the day mail leaves at
a. m. instead of $50; the night
express leaves, as before, at 1.40 a.
m. Going north the changes are
that the accommodation will leave
at 1850 a. m. instead of 1915, the
air line express leaves at 3.13 p. M,
the mail at 4. 33, and the Quebec ex-
press at 7.55 p. IN. instead of 8; 9th
er trains going north leave as be-
fore.
A change goes into effect at the
same time also on the Lake road.
The train going east at 7 a. m. is
discontinued, and the evening train
from the east arrives here at $40.
The mixed for Hyde Park leaves here
at4.4O p. m. instead OF 8. The morn
ing train west leaves as before at 1872,
and the mail at 3 30 p. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-09-21

Shropshire sheep in quarantine at
Quebec that will reach Lyndonville
in time for the fair. All these will
be shown in addition to his large
flock now on the fatm. This will be
the first time that a New England
fair has had such a fine exhibit of
horned Dorsets.
On Tuesday the Fifteenth Regi-
ment will hold their annual reunion
and it is expected that Senator
Proctor and Gen. Grout, lieutenant
colonel of the regiment, will be
present.
st. Johnsbury horsemen have add
ed to the interest of the second day
of the fair by arranging for match
ed race. Charles E. Kirk and J. c.
Gray have each put up $3.50 to test
the speed of their horses, Raymond
and Hyde Park Lambert. The en-
tire purse of $500 will go to the win
ner Both horses are in the 2.3O
list and are evenly matched as far as
records go. The race will be called
at 1.3O p. m. and it will attract
many from this vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-09-21
POST OFFICE NOTES.

Mail matter is now collected every
Sunday from to 6 p. m. from the
following boxes: Corner Center
and Summer, South Hall, Park
street, Fairbanks office, corner Web
ster and Summer, opposite {. F.
Gibbs house, corner Church and
Summer, corner Main and Maple,
Arnold park, Pinard's shop at Pad
dock village, bridge on Concord
avenue, j. N. Chandler's store, ]. S,
Weeks store, Bagley's drug store,
Cottage hotel, Avenue House, cor
ner Cherry and Eastern avenue, cor
ner Prospect and Eastern avenue
Ranney and Potts store and the box
in front of the post Office. The mai
closes at the latter box at p. m
and is sent in a closed pouch to Bos
ton on the midnight train. Mail 70,
Southern New England and tn,
West is also included in this pouch
Postmaster Randall has issued {
folder for public use, giving the ar
rival and departure OF all the mail
and the closed pouches. 1t is yer,
useful compilation of postal news