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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19
YES,

You understand correctly The Rio
Grande Western and Colorado Midland
only charge $3.50 from all points in
Utah to the famous Glenwood Springs
and return. Tickets good thirty days.
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Five hundred thousand dollars, per
cent, must be loaned at once. Conway
e Donnellan, rooms &c to 20, CONNER
cial block
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Notice to Hay Buyers.

The city hay market, situated on
Second East between Third and Fourth
South, will be opened on Monday, Aug
ust 20, for business under new manage
ment. Give us a call. j. PAXMAN,
PrOprietor
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The Best JeweIry for the Least
Money.
Sells it.
YOU ARE INyITED

To Join in the POpulist celebration
of Statehood at Garfield on Tuesday
August 2Ist. Music, speaking, dane
ing, bathing, etc. Come and enjoy
Yourself.
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The Provo Mills

have lust turned out some elegant
STYLES OF cassimeres for mems suits.
Order a suit and keep money at home.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BROS,
Sc Main Street.
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Music Notes.

The chief event in music circles was
the concert reception at the taberna-
Gle on Tuesday evening. Despite
series of unfortunate mishaps it was
a success. The ladies in whose honor
it was given received deserved ap-
plause.
The Verdi club made it's first public
appearance at Saltair Thursday when
it gave Spring Time" a composition
by Evan stephens, the Bridal Cho-
rus" from Rose Maixden," alpine
Echo" and Laughing Chorus" from
the Cantata Joseph in excellent style.
The club will sing again at Saltair on
the occasion of the Foresters' eXcur-
sion.
Mr.. Joseph Daynes. jr.. will go to
the mountains today for a short vaca-
ton.
w. c. Give has composed a cylo-
phone solo, which will be played at the
theatre by Del Beesley in the near flu
ture.
Mr.. ]. S. Donelson, late of Portland,
Or, has opened a studio at Coalter
& Snelgrove's music store. He teaches
guitar and banjo playing.
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For Letter Heads.

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets
and all kinds of job work send to The
Herald Quick work and reasonable
prices assured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

Wednesday,, August 20. is the date
of the low rate excursion to NIL
points over the Union Pacific. See
the advertisement elsewhere in this
DaDer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

Attend the auction sale of ported
plants at 2O7 State street Tuesday, Aug
ust q, at 2.S0 p. m.
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sALrAIR REACH TIME TABLE.

%Daily except Wednesday,. Leave
beach Wednesday at IL p. nj.
Saltair is first-class in every particu-
lar Bathing, Boating. Dancing, First
class accommodations for families
Free hammocks for mothers and little
ones. Round trip, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

Daynes & Coalter keep the latest vo-
cal and instrumental music. including
Peters, Schubert, Ditson editions.
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If you don't come in and
buy for your household dur
ing the fall and winter one of
our nice Stoves and Ranges
and other kitchen and dining
room furnishings.
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See Union Pacific special excursion
advertisement on page IA Of this is
SUE.
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The impression seems to prevail that
our operations are confined to the sale
of PoppertOn place. This is wrong; We
sell real estate in every portion of the
city and always have customers for
property in different localities. Colburn
& Skinner, 6 and Commercial block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

Wednesday, August %, is the date
of the low rate excursion to all
points over the Union Pacific. See
the advertisement elsewhere in this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

See Union Pacific special excursion
advertisement on page IA of this is
Clio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

Daynes & Coalter have the latest
band and orchestral music.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

See Union Pacific special excursion
advertisement on page IA Of this is
sue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

See Union Pacific special excursion
advertisement OF page IA Of this is
sue
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"When trade winds blow mighty
gale,
And the Ship of Commerce bowls.
You may reef your jib, haul in your
sails,
And Scud beneath bare poles.
tBut when the Summer Calm has
come,
You will if you are wise,
Put on all Sail---lOSe not an hour,
Jump in and advertise"
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The Revival.

See Union Pacific special excursion
advertisement on page IA Of this is
Gil
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REPORTS HAVE BEEN PADDED.

here in time, as he is out on some spec
ial business which will not permit of
neglect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

If you want potted plants buy them
at auction Tuesday. August q, at 2O7
State street at 2:30 p. m.
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Highest Leavening PowerLaest U. S Govt Report
Roe! RRskias
ABSOLUTELY PURE

tist," dealing with the fall of Rich
mond, and including a pathetic histor-
ic picture of General Lees return nome
after the surrender at Appomattox-
Schock and Prince, the two long dis
lance world champion bicyclists, are in
the city stopping at the Cullen hotek
They are matched for fifty mile chaN
lenge race at Calder's August 10.
against three fast horses. which will
be relayed every mile.
Schock holds a record of 1000 miles
in 142 hours. while Prince is the worlds
champion from so TO 1.042 miles.
Both gentlemen ride Fowler wheels
and in a conversation with Mr.. Price
he states that on his Fowler racer he
made a quarter mile, unpaced, worlds
road record of so 2-5 seconds.
They speak in the highest terms of
the Fowler machine. and having noun
ted nearly every make of wheel in Eu-
rope and America, they are in good
position to judge.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured and
per cent paid on deposits by Utah
title Insurance and Trust Co.. 100 Main
street.
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Ordered to Turn Over the Shares.
United States Commissioner McNally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31

,o,, which u.uo,v command top prices offered lower
in effort avoid ds pe nUCr and o%e We
quote Jersey doz is ec stats anG dn fair TO-
goa I6alGisc do poor good. per case S-aS' 3D. o
TR1Irs- FREsH-There improvement in the gen
orally nnfavorai conditions lately reported KeE.p's ~
s' knGi a ecn Eay STseme dull MEDIUM lower
grades accumulate in store "mn cr To- move goods
they become worthless from hoiding we du /, ~. do
poor to fair all kinds 'eens; rear n H3tle' p Il %
sG: DO 'Sckc slGs 20 7ce@ @ H do poor to prime
Ie p in per- ILL., 81 o0s2 sos do crate 'cG3c
kc o@ g. oac"1 weat" aSa no
@3sss do G9I E%on s' Iackensac per 81 a2
do other Jersey. 3ocp = ~; "a'efn"''"S' '
yagorasd alpl,s about STto. out no Of
stock and no aThyr rrr os owy naspbcrrcs rm il
but quetcr Cherries steady Win at 9D sad rec"n
at GCt generally ApricSts an set nr M ? we
A chGps a cores and skins .di'c Peach.s p%ris
sun-drio ealoc: raspberres cyap,, rIackberrIes
IS 1884,. i' :. as: ' apricots sisG3.c uc,
d. not scGn InsIc lo 90 40 va g"oe
state seedlings 1884 oaii, DO ls3 cho'Ss u3g,oc:
; Ssa41a. e aags E"f 5 o ,ss '', . a
F. III E S2Ts IN sasy , soH at on o
s'ocE But Inferior fowls anl chickens s rnow@ cbt iF'
per ~ iosai2: fowls oc old roo.iers @S% nar gr c
tcy' aalo: ducks PEI pa "@sc; seesf M l'
ryas Of fresh poultry moderate and thc demand iaT
Wv
fancy dry picked chickens are about steady bnt
reccints bn,h Western and Philadelphia STOCK ar" "
low choice and these drag heavily Spring ducks ,rany
We quote: Turkeys old. pr IT. tHor; sIhs n, w.
Thuo'ioinhlo l3diSc; Western dry pck"d. llhl 40
ecadcd iiGI3c: fowls i0alo.c: old COCKS DC, SPITE ~,
ducks Western l0c: do Long Island ana Eas,"rn fH
15c Eastern geese &c: SOUNDS. per doz - ..'H>I
CANE Demand Hight and stlll supplied mostly WIN
birds arriving are II Irregular con-
elton ard @alnc. quote: Woodeock per PAIR '"cE
ST. grouse 4og'c parfidses 'oeasi o. 'enison frozen
per H.. i2GlGc . 49, 81, , ,o,L o,ot,.
lions for hay for old now going about &c nw'r We
onate: Hay prime per 100 ~ Soa Sc: DO 10 TO no
i,47 5c: do shipping 500. do trash 2oQ'" DO Glove
mixed 5OI5ic: ID clover. Io0tc: rye sih" ''hs' ~"
SIC. Ii, short and straw. 1900 ,
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Irish potatoes sea a
e,roofs I'm moderate supply. hut dull ana easier onions
steady other vegetables q nearly al xmas arc IN amir
s,ppv and selling very slowly with prices low am uh-
certain We auofe: Potatoes Long Island per tn - ''
s.. do Jersey 81 25asi c.. sweet potatoes 81 -; onoS
white large. Sass 30. d" Eastern r+i
and yellow 81 5oasl -. DO Orange County; sM>l -.
rarlifowcrs S1G$2 80. Russia turnips. tanala "lfl'
do local 75c. squash 73cH$l egs plants I'cfsl' l'
100. s1HS1. green corn -1'i
e.. c,ctul,rs cucumber pickles per Lou 'HcI
81 -, lima beans per has. Slhs 90 string het'f e.
e. -, to,r1,oq box 2OI3uc celery dozen. hat
lunches SlGsI 80; per dozen roots. sli'sor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug so-The new tariff has not affected the
an this week The general ~ the market
has been quiet but the sales large. amounting 10
49j so n all kinds but large 81 this u
foreign wool while domestic sale alone
Of 100 900 H. Montana 10 single manufacturer The
feeling steady. with disposition wait for the open
ing OF the London auction sales the 18th Ohio heeces
quoted l9c for \. 2OH2lc for Xxx and Xxx and
above 2lm22c for No clothing 22n &c for No comb
Ing and 20d22c Tor fine deIaine Michigan wool is dull
l1Hisc Or X IHm2Oc for No clothing 2iei22c No
combng md l9N2Dc for nnc deaine. In Michigan and
Ohio unwahd Understandable nceces there
n good trade i2GI6c and unwashed combing wool
sells well at i6aiac for one-quarter and three eighth,
1Ii4gi4c per NJ with Utah. Wyoming 100 i2c
hne and fine medium the secured being principally
3JI3Ic n. Spring Texas dull and only small lots
sold at l0qi3c Considerable Oregon sold at 1O9l2c but
California Is neglected. Pulled woods good demand
and firm at 222Gc for good Australian woods
been active. with sales 2oI2&c ~ In woods
there large sales including amount Of Cor.
doya at around lie per n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

York. August 30. 1894.
BEANS AND PEAs-Donestic marrow offered a
too high for safety just on the eve Of the
Medium and pea sold pretty well and feeling steady.
few red kidney went for export to-day at 81 40.
b. orders light and II s buy that price Limas
demand Green peas easy. We quote: beans. domestic
marrow per bush 8: 35QS3 4O do medium. So do pea.
81 95 do white kidney 81 j0as2 90 do red kidney 81 %
af2 IO do turtle soup. 81 3jlfe: do lima. California.
foreign. 81 50asi 60 g-een bbls 81 17's. do
bags 81 i21N$l 10 do Scotch. 81 l5u$l NY
EtTTER-Selers unable 10 hold the price Of fancy
butter longer and there free offers 10 sell
and there seemed he a determination to find larger
outlet for goods All other grade, 81 creamery
easier but the State dairy butter and most Of the
Western packings were held unchanged, but had slow
western extras per No. 24c do 2Ia22sc: do thirds
seconds IGm20c State dairy half hrin tubs extras.
22d23c: hrss 20n2Ic do thirds 10 seconds l4N 49,
Initiation creamery 144aiSc: Western dairy l3sni7c;
tubs. Ia6iI5>c. fresh. I3@i4isc.
CHEESE-Tradins little larger scale to-day.
and the mars was firm but higher. Fancy parcels
81 full went shippers at ioVi0s.c generally
scarce and brought full prices Small size full cream
have become well established at 1OAc for fancy. Part
skins quiet the high rates asked. Sales at Cuba yes
tcrday Of 1000 while at 10qlOAc Liverpool
H. iOhGl0%c do choice. lO4lOsc: do good 10 prime
0,1q0sc: do to fair ,dD.c do small size fancy
lOAc. do 20 choice. $40 Oisc: Chenango County
skins. small size 7dsisc do large choice. .hgIisc
fair prime SAFE: do common 434isc: full skins,
EGGs-The situation Is the lately reported.
quality being badly mixed with held eggs. and the de-
rnand for such is extremely dull Really fancy stock
would bring premium. but business above lie In West
too rars to warrant higher quotation. and many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
TILE TEADE II CTIICAGO.

Chicago AUG. 80 ,spc-iap Cables were lower this
morning Western and Northwestern receipts we're large
But after q start wheat slowly adj nncei hnaiy
pa.s.l the price. and finished A. TIE top D'cemh"
opened =, aGhc s0I between 5Gc end 3Ic. and close
Il, 53i.c seller The sentiment aeemol % b" changed ny
bulletin issued hy the Agricultural Department an
nouncny the practicability and nd'sahny ~ feeding
wheat the place q Professionals. not only hcf"
Tut elsewhere seemed inclined 10 cover Kaufman OF
all the lesser professional pcDTl" mere. bought wheat
Their. Vas continued changing. But the spread b"'N'
s.pfrmf.r December continued n SO, MHln'a'"hS
and Duluth had go cars against III cars hst Ca
There were cars. 'hr cstnntr Tor FRIDAY was 30
hush l.ne sold Export cl"aranc's from IN" sea
hoard wrr, liberal about i5n.u0D bush.
The wall street crowd. which has been selling corn
hoe for two days past. dd llttlc moro 4 NJ the
opening market however. felt the strength IN
wheat There rain anywhere IN IN" West In"
DEMAND better. Prices after a moinen'hy
weakness advanced :, The call price and closed thefr
NJ, opened SEQ. spli between 80 ana i@',c ana
lsr Ut 52NcH59 49, september was stronger than May
closing over. cash Sc over september me
charters were l3S 90 bush. oats wer" nfm with th"
other grains advancing y. and closing At III" top
Provisions nrm. particularly firm for september
products light receipts also helped. Tn" ar
rivals 1850 600 less than expected the cstmat"
Friday. $500 January product closed ah 'ut where
wednesday. September pork showed an advance OF
ic. September lard &C. September and October ribs. e"
7lr.
on the curb puts December wheat 5G'sc: calls
57i.c. Puts May We're 32'.c; calls. 3%'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August 80. ls'+
coTroNrhe market opened at an advance ~ n oT
nonts Immediately after call some realizing 70
ober selling lowest price Of the season nui
shorts who disposed to even w thel: deals pr
raratory to tire closing Of the Exchange Friday hsnt
until the following Iucsday mohin .si hnncd Tho hui
somewhat better han expected and thls hepcu ~. 40,
sie market little Private advlces s,ae ma
the Fall River strike VIII be sete ana va" ma e
more confident feeling. Prices worked up UNI, uno' a.
they sbou, points higher man the ra,riv
terday During she afternoon the market was Iai,iy
act,e ard steady closing with net a6Nanc" Tor 'he ga
points and the tore s'caGr Ioial saIes ,u , .
day we're s2;po bales Ts receipts are quit far nH.
estimates ~ a crop 9O0c 900 bales. The movement
at ports to-day in the neish6oTt9ed o, f."
The receipts cotton at principal ports were as
lows Houston $685. bales. against 24a' last week am
week 4iS las; year New-Orlcans 3s nacs |
OTIS 9S4 last year Indications OF oe'er
trade the future in general lines are raus'ns
confident feeling among cotton men hcie Is 80
little market making KIND al Manu- ana eNti
body looking closely at crop prospecs Inc bopay
weekly shows receipts of 400 nass. ag Gun
400 last year and January l. l,5i4Vn bales
against l.560cO. Afoat. 1900 bales aeans 3Vy as'
year. The shipments for the week Were "'1e" -. ~
bales against $4,000 last year. 1t was stated shor'
tr1~ ago English mills in very good condi
aSaess in the near future This idea howef YER 1oS
Of the mills seem to he paying no NV
rfss very dividends. with the shares OF nearF an
lie mills standing below par Private anVlCes Ii"n III,
,t,on say that in some sections by recent
tairs has been quite serious Of thes" Complaints
come Texas the general conditions IN That state
are about favorable heretofore some OF the WORST
spots appear be Alabama. but wall comes up
and then from Mississippi and Georgia on me
other hand the reports the Carolnas are ltlr
thought that the short interest mas
opening range and close to-day and closing bids tho
NIGHT and LAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N'w-1n ,k. ANS''t,, ~ 80.
BEENEs-Receips' ~ oa.s or ' ,- ,,.r,i1r u
one carload state bulls were fd AZ steady rIlss
No other trading Fe"!ing am - tod ,r' s','i, ~
others. City dressed naiiN" .li"' D." .' ,,. ro
- per y - In''. go" '''' '
"II W.. US,,, ~: bead ~ which 90 sv'.e'h-
st. ana I ~ ,5 a., li lr,'i. rcc 90 ID - - s. p~r
go an. W. ',. y.,.s g. 5,rs. So for grns'.
& ,,,,,rn,is AMI e. srst 20 m fe aaI ni.N~i 'lites
,, a, ,4g,.c CITY ,,., htrr'y -t-tdt ~ 1ll. '''i
,'.,.e,r' IL m .a5.. ar.. sd hitorults - i1'-'.
-. ',f,.l a., an.
Sc. n f.u,ns =! Maf,lan vcais 10 = q, rrnsc. at
go" No. - - i.,.-,ak cai-cs i,e = AZ 81 s7is
z foi d. is:, 10 al g., tea's 1876 H. 10 81 ~, 49,
' - 'Ii nii - CO.. y,a'r 10 - ~ SO d'. II r.
A, ~ - ~ calves 20 ~ a. -. li gasf'- - H.
A. - ~
IIaentcrk 4 Hollis. grasf.rs. 30 y. ~ - ~ ,
AZ S; 49, =.
reune Wright c.. yest"r'av. - ais ~ =.
n, s. r.. 50 90 Is? ~ a. g 81 g.. - y 20 90 -
.. e, ~, 81 n a, -, II d. 81, o. o.. g. -. - bat
,cr,,.a rcy "a cl.vesl. lp2 y o. 50 i.'4. !" 30.
- M a, :. 4, rra,,.r. iGi n a, - 49,.
Sfif.fi. All, LANES R,c~ipe - rafi 'cs7 bead
r,fs = the r,rte, ara -.fa - butchers iire0t
C,un,.nr ifc II cars le o,er Wri.e-,y. tesr" we're
20 cars sale WIN 'i~ .t'c' ~ lEh."f sup.
plies u 90 i~.!-f thaf prices c-li 80 c'n'aro ~
he water max - yesterday buyers irh ~ ana
bought up r.,rr az 'te t'..f paying sn'l al''',
N god lambs while ih~ f'"'i's -. l"'''r - al
r-. !fe ~ s'.rk al'h.rr. tl lI0'ih'~ aH'4n'r vas
oi'aIn.d 0n shop or Medium l-mh. rhpif ~
-end rrrai "ny ai It' 81 20 80 "' 80
r..uI~ =. Y0rk 10 tIh'.t- h'.p ih" i''t ,'--i
i lric .lf,r OrIaary 90 sd r - -".' H, > 80
sS2 E.. Do No. common ff .h.I.' lambs 90 - .Fi
a., Hi'' general .al.a a' cas- fr d"c'ni :" f-'
I'm c,r1.sse. .'as q. o.. a-,,-.d lambs .n.d..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


buffalo Aug 3o-Cat;c- Receipts !or past - hours
sam. tim. last week. head consigned through.
New York. S'D head on fae 20 head. ma
k-t opened steady with only lew here. closed steady
with 0adi unsol. light bulls. 81 'Dr
SG -: good 50 f5nSG 81 Hog Receipts for past
hours $50 head total for wech thus FAR. 10 $50 head
last week. ~ 80 head. consigned through
go head. 20 New York, head sale lGIO head
market opened and higher and closed strong with
sold quality poor. Workers. cOinfed s. 1qsb grassy
part e. s. GOa$5 80 good mediums and mixed
packer. S. O0SG 10. chole heavy here" quoahl" nj
ST. 2pn so roughs. 81 15T$ - Shecp and lambs Re
for .. total week thus
far 20 head time last week. $4,000 head
consigned through 200 head. to NowYoIk. 1900 head
lambs others steady, closed 'u 0n 5c lower owing
very unfavOrabc New-iork reports. loads late AT
rivals unsold: best Lambs. 81 50nSi ca: light 10 good
81 ,JnN 40 good sheep mixed. 81 2'0$2 90 culs and
Union stock Yards Chicago Aug. 30.-Catile- Receipts
head: market firm. common 10 81 p
ass 90 stockers and fesders Sass 80 and bulls
81 25Gs3 -; cavcs 81 2JNt5 ~ Hogs-I,ccc,ts 1DOD
head firm. heavy. 81 25IsG u5; choice
msed iOqsG. choice assorted 81 75s5 ~: light $50
81 49, pigs 81 GO0sJ 80 SheepI,eccipta. 500 head;
ST. Louis Aug. 0-Catlc-Receipts 3 700 head market
steady, 81 sON$i 10. Texas 81 roo
81 80; cows. 81 oja$2 80. Hogs Receipts :iol head
market weaker; heavy. 81 sjnsG: mixed. s. t5aS5 81
tive strong Southwest mixed s. -. natives. s2p
81 co: lambs. 81 s5aS3 ~.
East Liberty. Aug. 3O.-Cae-Rcceipt. light: market
stcady: prime 81 Goasi 81; good s4qsi 49, good butch
81 20Gs3 TO- good fat cows AMI heiiers. So t0a8 10
Hogs-Recepts light: Philadelphia, 81 1886 20. best
Workers 81 @IsG common 10 fair Workers s. 5las5 Io
pigs and rough COWS 81 25dsi Is shcep-Supply
extra. 81 2D0$3 10: good 81 oas2 80: fair 81 ISL so
common. Ocns1 yearngs 81 JOS3 20: lambs $2d - so
veal calves S5gs5 0 heavy and thin calves 81 50as3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31

current week coRNThe interest In the corn iitiic
kei was restricted to-day. At first there was 49,
discouraged feeling the part Of the bulls 9ws nv,
The failure Of the predicted frost 10 maieria"s
iae- on some covering by shorts and tax Oh i's"
movement the Interior prices rallied n,"" we
dsoafches from Chicago. however. predicted "l r,
liberal movement OF corn at that POM @avo,,mc
Tor the and partly in sympathy Win me Ms
wheat quite a substantial gain secured ,he ma.
holding during the latter part Of re a, reprs
steady M a.Msc gain. There we're numerous IrI
IN circulation mainly rehash previous statements
regarding tho pool yield Of and Of the hsn pl'
AT which corn selling at country points ~ ,,,.i'
vas Grner i2cO) bush selling at G2s.aG''sc ,
bush f3i9c. b. ahoat for export ana ooVv "I
yellow &C delivered oATSIoealne, y" ,r,s
were somewhat active. with the genera. IN
stronger cash and futures the markr, etniis
IN steady at lsc The hrmness was very 'at.
svnpaih, the rise In corn ana Wh'a'' pu'
the pressure Of cash supplies considerably Tess A
The visible supply however. is expected 10 s,oW
heavy gain Monday. the receipts ms VIZ nav.
little improvement over the h'dN. M
q week. The Increase in the visible supp "i
last weeks has been very RAPID an" IN" gam
promises to keep FOR some lue tim yet. ,ash s "nos
were some that less active and i2c higher to-day saS
,rcidel 20 no hush &c . al 33a33ac; 5000 bush No
white AT Soc 900 bush NJ white at 5o'.c ana
90 bush track 3Cailc. A., -
We give for comparison the closf prices OF ,ne pr'