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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
! a.,. Al With roxde,ed at SO 25asS 3d. ou,r,r. q.
t d dull With orern quoted lsd1sac sound lots

0s2 40 with powdered at Us I2ggS 90 Quinine is
ote dull with foreign quoted at for round lots
bnf cash buyers can buy az say lIsc
o FISH-NackereI dull owing 70 a small supply. Only
small lots are coming in hence pisces Keep up we'll IL il
sid tho, rnanv Ash were offered the market woud no
IrLnn tbe tIade are not ANXIOUS buyers The catch ~
American shore fish Is lilht and Prhe Edward shore nsh
are about the only ones coming in NO DoN herring here hut
snme are due Goldfish in good drn1nG Tor export NJ aioa-
,ions we quote Massachusetts, -nore Hackeir No /
1874: 10 . 49, 40: Norway bloaier s33ds3i No
Ts33 No . s2S: 40 3. rls ITaSh mack rel old.
81 iGs16; new no g. rimmoG. 81 s0Gsi3 BOX herring
Tiisc. i,arelird ~: ring Lap a:o new, - 5OSsG:
port and round noninalv - Porti1nd. snal - 51s3
scotch medium now -9dflO; Sco,ch' large. full SiJi
slI: Holland new white hoop. $40 so in bbls
G0r I'm kegs: Holland dark hoop. ~ 80 in bbls zoe
i'm kegs. Codnsh-Large sire, - "GTb' nefium size
- = ~. bonJ :. 81. DC: bor"less hake, iuibc ~
- flour AND MEAI--Ther" wa quite little i'm.
n-oycen I'm The toae " the -four market TODAY buvers
sto,rp more Gslo~itlon pir old asking prices and
,er. dcVqlonnd ouite little trade 10 I'll Immediate want.
M u,rtie- who have been holding on pcrsse tly for
r1d Of the lanir IN wheat There Is no disposition 10
take lines Of -four buy ahNihing Tor which there
l.. not an imm, dise outlet. Inc close was
fairly ,teldv aholgh the reaction Ia wheat checked the
selling dcl ana at tie close. Sales YER, 5000 Dkes
iolrdino ~ Water heat -four 1000 bills Dltents on
rIe,rs M o. 800 su!rrnnc az - Cd and
- snrlnr wheat sours 80 bbl AT - 90oti IS 40 hi,
.traiehts a. % IS 100 bbls rye MY ~ :? Oods2 IS 600
hii, extra No on private terms LOO bols extra ?
m arrive an nriyat. term The market for Southern
gour Is nomneilv unc hans 3D. with no sales reported
~ = ri ORR The market 1r rye nour Is easier with
isies II 900 bbis a. AZ I0at3 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
EUROPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. I. 3 - p. m.-Becf-Ille demand Is
improving: India mess steady N Ges I'd prime
moss steady AT 81, ci. Pork In moderate demand.
IIams-Thc demand Is improving. Bacon in moderate
demand. Cheese IN fair demand American finest
colored firm At id, sd. rallow IN moderate nand
prime dty steady al 21S. Spirits of turp'ntlne In
poor demand steady at 2l, RoSin In moderate
demand. Lad->Pol IN poor demand futures In no
demand. Wheat In mcdrrat" demand. No red
winter easy At IS a. No red spring easy nj
b ID. Flour In nl,l"gu.te demand. Corn spot
and futures In moderate demand miNcd western
SPIT easy at A. ] 3-id. september dull at IS
! Id October duh at is ID. HOPS at London
Pacific Coast-In moderate demand
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Openinr range and close today and closing bios the

Market closed barely ,teady- d TTsierabe order; IS
go; stock O4S. Tota net today. 1864 thus far
thi. week 6303. against 1896 last week Exports TO-
day Britain. o37 France. none Continent none
Con soidsted net cog; Graf Britain. 57i3 France.
800; Continent. 254j; total. S5s5; stock, -. lG7.
Liverpool i5-Spot cotton in buyer- favor American
middlinqs sales, 1ocD; receipts 10000. including
American. Futures opened quiet At l6i decline
closed quiet at lGi 1884 decline compared with closing
prices Of Yesterday. Closing Liverpool quOti.OnS ::
August f2Os; AugustSeIteMbrr. 425dt26 September
October 42iHi26; October november 327s: November
December 42sy; Deccmbcr-Ianuar 429d43O January
Fnbruary. ABB Fchruary-M March. ADD March-Apr.
435v April-May +36d437.
SPOT cotton was quiet and unchanged. Salc* to-day
% bales for export and 73 bales for consumption
with $50 bales for consumption ycsterdaY total actual
sales. 80 bales delivered on contracts $500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
The PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE op nm,

NEWS FRoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE.
New-York, August 1. 1894
The apparent activity of dealings in cruda .
troleum yesterday, due largely to switching, TO-.
actions, died out entirely to-day, and there vat mans-
sales Of National Transit certificates The b,a -
was 81 Ia, which was the price obtained vs MEe
day on regular dealings. Field news showed No NJ
terial change in conditions. The production no n
Mcdonald held remained at l4.50O barrels. TSa @ ~
gregate OF runs and shipments showed some ,rcr.se
Lefned oil In barrels was unchanged al Sis ~ =
bulk at 2.65, and in at 5.s5. Foreign o,,o.
lions We're: Antwerp, II Is francs; Bremen s ~
marks, and London, 18 pence ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Aug. LECTION quiet mddling = &c
low mddlng on S.loci good ordinary. l5i6c. Net
Exports coastwlse, 80 bales sales, 156 bales
Stock. 20,0l3 bales.
Norfolk, Aug. Lection steady: middnc 734c !.
low middiine : 5-l6c: good ordinary q 5,sc Net
and gross rseelp,,. $50 9es; stock l2a7 bales
l.3c; middlng. 5Sc: low mlddling Z use: good
ordinary. l,l6c Net receipts. 354 bales gross
80. bales. Exports coastwise, 800 bales sales
$50 bales ,tock. CO,l37 bales.
Low, sayS idGnc Aug lotion steady mIddlng osc
and gross receipts, 32s bales. sales 10 bales
stock 1888 bales.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

- Ncw.York, Tuesday. August 1. 1893.
BlsENlS-Receirts, ll3 cars. 1910 hcad-lti sar-
Tor -augltrrcrs and cars Tor the nmrlct No trading
worth noting. Feeling steady. City dressed beef H. tir
do shipment. today isl cattle on the Madrileno by
Schwarrchild StIb"rgrr; unic 37j cattle Tor
NJ. Goldsmith 22o do for j. Shambcrg son. ana 100
quarter, Of beef for Y. Morris; - sheep the Alps
Trinidad Tomorrow the Manohi will 2o caftlr
and 800 quarters for Schwarrchd A Sullbergrr; me
cable news.
MICH CoWs-No fresh receipts and very little trad
ing ceng steady.
CALyEs-Receipts 175 head. Of which 147 at Goth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUC
For the week ending August l. 1898.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for weeb-Beans, ga bbls; peas, 3,3Oo
bush. ExPorts-Beans, 2O64 pigs; peas, lo3l Dds
Imports-Beans. bags; peas, - bags. Inc price OF
choice domestic marrow bears has been advanced &c
under continued light receipts, further rtduciloh o.
the stock I'm store and little export interest. A
shipping order for so bbls filed within day or
two at g. 60 and jobbers are paying that price for
best marks. Medium and pea move slowly, ard there
Is little pressure sell al quotations. White huney
dull Exporters have had only small orders for red
lidney again this week and prices have been cut
fully 1Oc with an unsettled weak feeling al the close
yellow eye steadier. California lima held fairly
steady bnt rot much doing Foreign beans quiet
and nnchan ged desirable grades getting in small
compass. The extreme duness in green peas has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

1t 20a21c, and No ct 3S03ec: An. IL
tons at go for Michigan and CSC Tor on. No.
combing dull but unwashed sells mo6sss .yyNAe1
ohio and Michigan unwashed and unmess, No.
aeeces are selling at 150l7c for line. 1870
woods are selling on a basis OF 37a 400 ~ 'sosy
Texas and California WOODS were sene az srts ssq..
clean, pulled woods quiet; foreign woods am 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

II 200 sood second ana ~ s To- o exchange.
market weak good average Santos. l. 500; receipt.
l6Oo0 bag; days stock. lj9 600 bags. HAVE i,ao
lower. London. % lower. HAMBURG, generally a hlchcr
The market for RIO on spot was dun aud decidedly
weaker account Of the break In futures. lG.c Wa
quoted as the basI, for No Z. Mild coffee was duh
Total stock Of Brazilian coffee in the United States TO-DAY
PHI 742 total Visible supply OF Brazil coffee
aud in the United States 800 7i2 bags anoat from Rio
lis. 900 bags total stock York lbs
$50 bags; dcliveiics yesterday 1854 has
stock New-Orlean>. 27,4of bags; in Baltimore 30 10
b3as.
DRUGS-Thc market t. about last quoted
,bere not material changes In line
and buyers find dcuty in getting all goods they
want al prices quite satisfactory 10 themselves Opium
in sow demand and buyers Of consde rable quantities.
Gnd Welding scale TO operate on The quotation for
an extreme while jobbng lots are quoted at from s IS
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BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 52,755 PIGS; exports l334
pkgs. There has been a considerable slrlnKafe IN
the receipts especially from the West but the demand
has been confined largely 10 current consumptlve
requirements that offerings have continued In eX
cess OF the wants OF the trade, forcing a decline IN
all grades Money matters have been in no shape
for any speculative trading: indeed many receivers
have found their ba INKS unwilling to give the acconmo
dations necessary meet the demands Of legitimate
busi drafts have come along from the
West as though there no scarcity OF cash In ms
CITY and the inability to effect reasonably prompt SAFE
OF the goods has forced the turning down of good
many OF these drafts. 1t Is unfortunate that the
which in times like these, hurtful to either the
operator In the West his agent here. But the com.
bnation Of several adverse influences have crowded
the market downward. and at the close there Is
very unsettled and weak feeling. Perfect quality
creamery light in the receipts that sellers are
trying TO hold 1t about steady at 10 1.2o2oc, but
everything else is accommodating. and bids within
1-2d1c of asking rates would undoubtedly be ac
cepted 10 lines. Factory butter is particularly
an export basis Hefore there win be any relef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
SrNDR1ES.

NUTS-Peanuts dull: quoted at 80 DC Tor l"n,
picked and ga 3 4c for farmers Spanish shcild
dull al -2c for No l. No quoted AT i--@i ,-9o
Virginia No l sheled at 234@"c' anu y" az
/ 1-2c. . ga -
ESWAX-Steady: Southern quoted al 20" &C.
MAPLE SUGAR-New bricks nomnally quoted az
634S7c per H. with demand quiet. syrup duil AZ
Ga zoe per gallon can. No Wholesale movement re-
ported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

COFf EE-The course Of the nj View York
slow and uncvetfu during the forenoon ard prices
materially changed. being very ltflo local
demand and no outside Influences 10 any material
fluctuations IN prices The foreign grnrr.
av "A shade lower. During last hour. to-day howc,.r
there some tremendous hammering, and this helped
BY sensational reports received from Chicago I'm regard IA
failures there, caused prices 10 tumble rapldv aud ,ho
nnal close showed decline Of 4OoGO POINTS ON active
months. and 2jd3J points nominal months market r
ing weak An Amsterdam cable that Dutch sae
OF at about boxers valuations. The u,rlct a..
steady. with good ordinary Java. 81 re. Sales 800 has
not follow: ''NV ""s''
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against current requirements Of the jobbing trade and
the moderate stocks available out Of cold storage have
tended TO keep prices steady at LEA 12c for choice
10 strictly fancy OF prime sold recently 10 90
West on the basis Of about &c here. sun-dred are
relatively scarce but not much inquiry for them.
Chops and cores and skins dull few new sun
dried raspberres jobbing at 1701sc; evapor1ted
are offering freely arrive at about the same figures
CHERRIES neglected and largely nominal. Blackberres
very slow California fruits dragging at prices.
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Ocean 8Ieamers.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. CO
<As SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEw-YoRK, SoUTHAMPT0N, BREMEN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
First Cabin. 500 and upward. Second Cabin aso -
foot OF 2dst.. Hoboken. ~
tlbe. Sat, Aug. g. IL a. M Lain. Tues. Aus22 San
Saae, Sat-, Aug. r. . q. m. Ems Sat Aug 20 q
Spree. Tues. Aug rs. pm. Have Tue. Aug. TO- ssn
KAISER Sat- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R NHSe Sal Sept ioa
New.Yo,x to Genoa in less than eleven days;
Epda....Aug. 10 Vera Oct. 4 IA ser.....Nov 3
Vera Sept. ka ,S OCT. p Enida De-.
Passage s100, 81 Is or $50 a berth. First Cabin.
OELRICHS 4 CO.. 2 Bowling Ciresa
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w,aa; No > spring wheat, 50 34c; No spring wheat,
No = oats - 34c; No rye. 43c; No barley. nom
NAL No flax seed, 81 prime timothy seed 81 so@
Sd 20 o n'i Bgr pt So Short Ss Sides
~ I5G$6 40 dry salted shoulders boxed, 81 I5ass;
%iS1 9sfs-So White me new, s5c No Do
Sc. the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs quiet and
. Milwaukee, Aug. Flour steady, Wheat lower,
No : spring SIC; No Northern, 80 lie; Corn
white, 30: No 3 do: 2oa3G. Barley quiet; No .,
soc; sample nominal Rye NOMINAL No. 1, 4oe.
philadelphia, Aug. l:,-tlcrr,Su supplies liberal ami
market weak ana unsettled with very little demand
Ninced &c under good speculative buying and fair
inquiry for export. No = red August, ~ @04 3oc;
SEPTEMBER 66 l-idG6 36c: October, 90 l-4a6s 3.sc;
November, 20 l-la7O 3-sc. Kye new No Western
nominal, 53c bush. CONCEPTION market duh and
faturelcss. and prices nominally unchanged. No =
rs 50 October IS 47c November, i7sa7 Re
August. 81 1,s%3s i,2c SEPTEMBER, 80 ~
81 lie; October. ald39c. Proyisons-Lard,
Quotations 4nchangtd. sugar-Reihed dull and nn
changed. i'tatoe. scarce and firm at 4'65oc per
~. Louis Aug. Flour unchanged. unsettled little
Tong. Wheat was cratic shooting wide
range. br' closing only lia38c below yesterday; No
= red cash 81 :, sc August, 80 5-sc september. 57c
October. 30 Lie; December, 10 3oc Corn dull; No
30 ss year. sS ' Oats S dull firm no casS aSr
'Nigcsl. - Lee september Do Sac. Rye-No p
offered. JOc bid. Acc. Iarey-NOthing doing. Bran
lower; east track. DE. Flaxseed lower, 03c. HAY
rlcSs. unchanged. Bntier and eggs unchanged.
Lead, - % asked. Speter ~ 80 asked. Corn
meal. wh>kcy bagging and lies unchanged. Provisions
dcmoraizcd. Pork new standard mess, $40 5Od $l3.
Lara nominal unqu0table Dressed mcats-LOOse
shoulders s6 % longs and ribs, 81 rs shorts RI 90
boxed l5c lower Bacon packed shoulders 81 IS
SUGAR cured 13c '
Toledo Aug Wheat active; lower: No Q cash
80 Sac: August, sec; september 50 I-4c; Deem,
Der. 67c asked. Corn dun steady No . cash
poe: No 3. 38c: No T. Sac. Oats steady: cash
- Ice Rye dull: cash. 45c. Clover seed steady:
prime October. ~ 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

HEMP AID JUTE-The market quiet but about
steady. with prices ae last quoted We quote Manila
brpp suot and shipment 0dd4c: sisal heup nat md IA
atritc Ia.d5lc, Iute, spot 2A202'c shimurn 9I,flr:
ute butts aud reIr'uo'r spot Il'lje2c; to arrive,
/ 3-1Gd2c.
HIDFS-Theie very slow movement I'm the way
OF sales and the market ruled somewhat noni,J NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
bDI;iON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Aug THE demand for wool Is -moder-
ate, The mills are shutting down and are not
buying WOOL Prices were weak. Ohio feeces are
quoted at 23@23 Lee for X, 24do5c for Xxx and
M and above, and 36a37c for No /: Michiean x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
LIVE POULTRY.
DRESSED PouLrRY-FREsH KILLED.
poTaTOEs AND VEGETABLES.

Potatoes In moderate supply and choice stock meets
a fair demand. Sweet potatoes arrive only In small
lots and prime large are wanted. Onions steady.
c.IC,apes and caulfowers scarce and firm. Tomatoes
in lighter supply and frmer. Nearly all other kinds
Of green vegetables In moderate supply, owing TO
dr., Weather and prices Cor most kinds rule fTTner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
HAY AND STRAW.


Prices for live fowls have ruled very high the
offerings falling below the requirements of the trade:
Receipts In so far this week have brought loo. and
that figure will probably be maintained on o-morrows
arrivals Chickens have fuctuated somewhat, closing
steady as quoted. Turkeys higher under light
receipts Ducks and geese steady Receipts of
dressed poultry larger. trade IS extremely dull
ibe supply quite excessive. Fowls held steady.
spring ducks not over plenty and held steady squads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
ROYAL NETHERLANDS & U. S. Mail Lin"

5. 5. XEEXpSM SATURDAY August q 40 80 m
Steamers call both ways ouogncsur.Me r ssssssss
First Cabin. $50 to $40; second cabin, sSs, ,rns b
General Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway, N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
HEMIOCK.

LEATHER-A dull market Is reported, with quoted
values more or less nominal. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

RICr-Thc market was steady with a fair amount
~ business. We quote: Carolina anl I.ouIsi.
far - d2s,c COOL 10 Imc 3a1~c choire To fancy q
- extra head 3d3hci Japan 4"i''c Patna 44d4Nc
RansooL no stoc". Dan lslnaSc's sons < CO.. New
Orl'ans telegraph Louisiana crop To August
t,ni OF crop year Receipts rough. Lao -5 sn-k,
shipments Of rough and cleaned from country MILLS d.
rct 10 other markets. Loco sacks. I'm un-olI
Total crop ls92n @ci2 l21 sacks. SALE, New
ORLEANS CLEANED inclusive ~ shipped rough
t. the Atlantic toast $40 900 bills country distributed
direct Inclusive q used feed 80 bh-
hand New orleans roufi. $4,000 suck g..
Market strnng. 272 sacks new crnp rough received
Hold AT ~ - trquai 10 % clcancdl No sales. From
dat. Receipt, cleaned. 5le'o bh,. Sales. $500 bb-
Qu't, nrmcr tone.
St'GAR-EAW Quoted at sale, 3I,c for cen,rfusal 9G
test snies 3c for mu-ro,ldo tr,t AMI 81 Tor mo
ldsSes sugar. There con-irr,h" safe. movement
uIc basis Of old lrccs. Salc' wcrc reported
follows: LOO bags ccntriirrl. 90 t'. al BE-; 535
t,fando sugar test. al 2'ir .... II tFINfD-In
fairly active, demand steady aad un.hieg,d. ono
dercd. 54id5Nc cranulatcd 5is"jNc nne do 5i-d
$50: cubes. 5.ftdjNc; NNXX powdered 5aidj?ic: .
mould 4 - ~ So diamond \. 5lSd5Ac; confc toners
l. 5.o6d5ac; Columbia \. ioid5'-c; windsor \. 1917
pire A. i.slu5c: No tl,di9ic; No Z iG9t7-c: No =
ihNi.Sic; No . i.5Gdt'.c; No 10. iLdiG1r: No II.
4AiaA'-c; No t. ttdI. iGc No IL no r"lat' iisr:
Unchanged: java. IS "a: lair rclnln9 lG, boot qu,t
prices fully maintained hi, month 49,; next month, Ia
sYErrS- Market dun on u. o' arg L,il win
rhnlrc o3aoIc: prime ?I0a2c; good l9a.Oc: fr ia
10 common liolGc ordinary oo BE-. Glnco,o. mix
Add 5rloc per 100 y FOR clch dr'rrc hi,hcr.
STENETNF-Nlarl"t continues quiet and steady at
Igi-c for and and o. for oi'o.
IAiIoW-Thc market +, duh and easy NJ d''c for
WuNLEpoNE remained dull and nominal at So 250
~ 30 for prime Arctic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
EGtiS.

Receipts for the week, J ,191 b5ls, 39,S4 cases.
The general features of the market have shown little
change. Receipts little lighter, but still lib
eral and there Is very little Improvement in quality
Buyers looking for fine fresh goods, free from hot
weather defects, and few such arriving from
northerly sections command premium. but for aver
age prime Western Is cents l. still top price, and
there are lots among the receipts which too
poor TO give satisfaction. and for which there is
Important outlet aside from the Cheapest class of trade.
State and PENNSYLVANIA, new laid, Der dOZ.. Ii IL
Western fresh collections, average best. -
Western fresh cOllec lions fair good. 144d l41,
Western seconds. 81 so dS2 15
FRUITS AND BERRIES-FREslI.
Apples are plenty. but generally of a defective
ouality: for such the market Is dull and weak, but
there is a demand for choice large, hand picked
stock. Pears quiet and without much change in
prices. Far Southern peaches OF the fancy late
Varieties are scarce and firm Maryland and Delaware
fruit is in moderate supply ami rrTn southern grapes
very dull, and grades below prime are not worth
EXPENSES Currants FIRM fuckelbernes Il shade
better. Raspberries scarce ana firm. Backberiies
more plenty and easier MuskmelOnS plenty
and dull. Watermeons In liberal supply and shade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

Flour hills ga 3.s f. . 90 u rs i53a 95i :
Wheat Lg-h o. o5O sGGOs $50 10 22o IA 20 G.Oss
Corn bu.h..1 $50 -. 13 $50 630s 22i 80 6oi So
"a Decrease
Or;lOn quotations iVllOw For comparison tbs closing
l.st year OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

Receipts for week, 26 pkgs exports, 23l pkxs The
demand for evaporate6 apples has been mainly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

Receipts for week 1856 bales: exports. ia,
bales, The influences Of firm European ahvlces ana
fairly strong country markets have helped 10 keep me
position here quite firm, and while the amount oil DUST
ness passing the moment Is light holders are carry
ing stocks with good deal OF confidence. Buvers
who want choice state hops have To pay 22 cents;
and occasional lot l. held for more money tariu
brewing stock can be had at 20 10 Fl cents. mp
mens abroad ARE still quite heavy but they VIII be
lighter Is the hops bought some time ago are
.,rda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02

Receipt, OF lrcndstur, Interior points thousands.
la-t three cipher, 1000 omted-hour bbls grain
bus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-02
LINE.

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
C.@psn,; Aug; u m Gn mRsn sept , 49,
Aurania.Aug 49, 10 $50 am Luca n. sept sept, iS am
From Pier 40 North River, foot Of C1arksonSt.
Cabin passage $50 and upward. second cabin s5S ~
upward according 20 steamer and location.
sseerags tickets to and from all parts Of Europe 4
very low rates For fFslshf ana p2s1NJs sgp "
VERNON II. BROWN B. CO.. General Agent
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AMERICAN LINE.

NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
New. York.xus. 9, 80 pm Chester. Aug Is. a.
From Pier 40, y. r., foot Of Christophef.ss' -
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London
Passengers land at Empress Dock ayoding inces
yerlence and exposure OF transfer by tender.
First Cabin passage 70 Southampton London or Hama
e8O and upward according 10 steamer. Second Cabin ~
W IN iSSTERNATioNAL NXViGATIoN COMPANY.
No Bowling Green, New-York.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-05-05

Miss NJ. Blanche Faulke recently
appeared in the anniversary concert
at the Auditorium, at Chicago, and
the press of that city speak in very
complimentary terms of her. The
EUening Journal says" Miss M. Blanche
Faulke has high, pure soprano voice
and sings operate and oratoric music
with equal finish. She is a talanted
young singer. x Miss Faulke's
singing of the jewel scene from Faust
was especially noteworthy" IUinoise
Stats Zeitung: "Miss Faulke charmed
the audience by her fresh voice aud
brilliant execution" Times: "Miss
Faulke has very pleasing voice. :"
She was the star in grand concert
given by Fritiof Lodge No. 5, l. o. of
S., at Chicago, Sunday evening, April
10th. Miss .Faulke formerly resided
in this city, where her many friends
are pleased with her advancement.
The cemetery ravine road has
proved more than it's projectors had
hoped for, this spring. 1t has shed
the water admirably and is the finest
road in the county, safe and hard. 1t
is good object lesson in good road
making, The road should be COM
pleted as soon as the weather will per-
nit.
The dog licenses have expired
and those not bearing the tag are liza
BILE to be impounded. A number of
new licenses have already been taken
ont