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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. August 81 lS9f
COTTON-The market opened at an advance ranging
from to points. the Improvement being Ghes on ~
petitions the uplift being better Liverpool man
expected and reports Of damage 10 the cotton crop
aims especially Texas. where there is shedding ana
nteruption picking according 10 private au-
yices As the session advanced the Improvement ".s
osr and a p. prices about point unoer
closing figures Of yesterday owing TO ioca seLlhs
Heavy receipts the interior and principal seaboard
ports started the break During the afternoon me MAJ
weaker. closing with net decline, OF o 70 q
POINTS and tone easy. Total sales were $500 bales
Estimates for the receipts the ports next week run
III The way from $1,000 10000 bales, ana II these
estimates are realized will be free movement as
scmpared with that Of last year. LNeipooi cosed WIN
1 net advance about point on futures. Win spot
cotton fairly active. spinners takings amounting 70
OOa bales with prices showing hardening tendency
N addition the rains in Texas there were also rams
n portions OF South Carolina. Georgia Alabama ana
Arkansas Private dispatches that the rains are
causing shedding and preventing picking The Mississippi
State report there have been heavy rains trough
ut the week which have been unfavOfabe Tor cotton
ausne rust shedding. and blight. and also causing
ne growth Of and similar pests The Stalk
unusually heavily fruiied and holls are opening rap
div The receipts Of cotton at Galveston were
1855 bales against 156O bales last week. at NeW-Or
cans 1861 bales against S33 bales last week: Norolk
10 bales to-day; Houston. 1850 bales. against 2oSb
on al Liverpool Is 81. 900 bales less than 1t was last
week and bales less than II was last year Inc
cotton Exchange will be closed tomorrow as Wei as on
donday Labor Day Receipts at the ports TO-DAY Were
1857 bales against 3.276 bales last week. 2eb 6aies
asst year and the week "a 1S4 bales. against J." -
aies last week IL 100 bales last year Receipts at me
Interior for the week. SG95 bales against '2s2 bales
asst week 41Gi bales last year. and shipments NOS
,aIes against s.2lS bales last week tGl4 bales as,
,ear Stocks $50 bales. against i3C's bales Ias'
yeek Gl l02 bales last year. 80, -,
Opening and close to-day and closing bios inc
reyious night and last follow:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

RrANs AND PFAs-CencraI trade still very quiet
ou the remaining lois aefTe stock tesins ar
irving Marows would be shaded below D our E here
10 ncccsaI,ac much change values Best marks Of red
po.ei beans fairly steady with moderate amount II
business progress "" quote: Beans domestic mar
do yie Kidney s: 56i$s c. do red kidney 50 Gi0s2 20
9 s ~, ne do s ge - ~, u a 5si o do foeign pea
81 5oaSl srcen peas IBIS 81 ~ do bags. 81 12s4
nirTEKThe demand c9nanei to the few snail R,,H
cs APPEARED 90 have plenty hand. and there
much di.position to trade -day Ths wgaS,
were seeking customers the oaslc; rates quoted We
H. ssa2ic DO Western extras a.: B. drsts eG2efsc
do thirds to seconds. i5N@c; do June max, oD:.gc
2oG@e: thirds seconds. i5qipc: imitation cream gc
cry. lii.Tlsc. Western dairy, l4ml'c; notory June
hr,ns. ri2nGc Do tubs. ii4i5'ao do fresh make
a9 csc1sG .5 5ns o's s % . the Of n
w9 ne %r % n ;he % T qcaon Of hns
lrceivers were ready to sell ali demands Ater
II nothing on the pl"f'r,Go To a hTmG over n
q fancy factories small size fol- cream are qui , ,
slow 81 Cattaarus yesteriay I2co boxes sold NJ ioc
Liverpool cable IS W. go,s stat iq cram ru @53H
prime saa'.c i, small sizc fancy. "'ic; do common
s so ehG rs 70 Ssc sc '" ~ Go FAIR to
az do c.H?n ,%s.; fun s Liz a :. s very
scy Sf P?3 r Guo -on n fpg sf d s have any
Western worth Owe l7c ard ialsc pert q" me S,'s
.. sold a
IL is ycr hard - md nry outlet, and cheap trsc
bdding lower iccs W. guoe: JeTsry ic, n'1 iT3G
prime IL 10 fair 10 ro.i. Icsi6 10 poor to far pr
ease 81 seconds ~ SO -. d cc-house pr
FRt'Ifs F!EsH-Applcs continued rien,y extremely
then 10 promptly 'ol wnhou, rcEari 10 price
prices choice plunis moving ,rnc better. Peaches
seanrl %r 1--WE and hc c;, 'r n6o at Sn, rh
los Watermelon qnt ana II ifi Eva. auay. ", ,
s,ics are a, $ioasi2 We QUOT: AIllr red kinds pet
bb 25gt2 do rcn SigS 90 d. 81 .n s 4;
Other kinls. siGSi =" rcachcs faro arg pe asr
rgm m. peg Sq ' 3d. saaSa. to peg crate ooc pf
fet 5a.' fancy .s yar,c RcI s sssh'' a Sa
do concord woidcn and Noores ciry eae4c .huckls-
S Wacfnc PSn qT p5r caola 10 r 100
oSo,. and slch Se are qnor at the close
looking Tor easier prices as the supply inc"
p ps% or for no nl ver M dar in peaches Raer
r and chore; nrmy held ig' ggic 'naGs'oaTg 10Y;
dried. rs07c chop g: cores and .kln' l'altG
Pshi iqo Gc l Sari4 81 Zoe 10 ie as
' H6Ts m ie~ 1t. " v 5a a5at a. "a.
as rrceiyci tut Thor =" sin ye) HnI So ISL .'
'erdlinss yer ~ eaiic DO ,,9 90 b.. sp9 DO .'n-
m,n 10 prime 'a!c; PAcmc asst ~" ,ho. I'D
POULTRY ALIVE buyer wanted tho oa-l a's %
fowl. tureys and 30 tad -ta'y fo chickens.
Ln ~ and se.sc nshI i r., '. ''g ,n N'
roo.,'Ts g. ir,g, - ,.''o I- s..,a, '>''
- ',i',,, -, io,rJ No.. fe, lr.irbt liz Il,
general vho~'alc .asufe saai ,aicten' had f..y
q ,he ,,ock had to eo At i2 nf' Srl - sens
very Gun an "c.t c'e - ~ N.fa i4n ~ vino
grades sprins DOR. ~ 8, S. quote. Tu,tey. oil.
w.,,crn Try p,,R-I looi5r d, ai-i i-ai4s, ioei.
do ione island ani r,.,, iia''c Eastern r-,'e 80.
tgrlts Pc do~'n. s. 40
2AM Sds pm a'f saf f 70 sa ,s'i o, s,s.
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mna''ng, ,dn. AZ bales new crop gross SO bales ex-
ports coswse bales sales 2iS Iaes stock as'ua
6sIes exports coaswise $50 bales; sales JI bales.
savannah Aug. 3cotion seady middIns nd Sro
receipts bales all crop exports soa,wisc or S
balcs sales GI5 bales pinners. 203 balcs STOCK oor-
rcrtcd) . 2o3 bales Weekly-Net receipts, 300 baes'
gross 03i bales exports coastwise loo bales; saIe'
? i1O bales: spinners. 203 bales , ,.,. 49,,
Aug $iCott9n quiet ana STEADY s9a
I'D or1inarv 5-lGc net receipts I34 bales, including
5Gi bales new crop 40 bales; exports TO me
nr,fncnt ij bales sales G25 bales; stock 20 6I bales
Wcekly-Ne receipts 10 253 bales: gross 10 3s bales,
ovnor,s m tho continent bales coastwisc iO1f bales;
sales. T. $50 Iaies: spinners. Lee balcs.
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noaiinrs were mainly

m. afternoon advance IN Dealings were ma'ny
sw,ching The steady at unchanged 70 - u,
vance Cash wheat dull. Three loads No : s"u n n
September price delivered and &c over ScfichpcI 40
anoaf and load No Toledo. &c over Sieto ro,ed
livcreI September closed at 5sc. No hard was que
NJ DC over September delivered and No Northern AZ 80
..... .CORN-Thc market for corn was ratner co,
locally at the start this CAV" place u" d
slderably better particularly in near DELIVERIES "a
prices worked M about isc. The strength IN wi Inv
nhsencc OF rains Indications ~ rains Wes' "'i
encouraging factors and led to quite mn
llve interest the market. under when tnr III nv
deliveries showed nrmncss. The state ,,,,
been somewhat more favoinble OF l"i,cL -
persistent absence OF rain this week ana tn ,ond
to Offset Improvement There are s"ie i
buying the theory that ms Ht'
not break up excepting with radical chaht,r ~, III cr
peraturo, ana such change will mean frost ne hr
moderate trade prices advanced sharply on Trpr
her and Oct0bc, corn closing at ns1llsc hrt ,r'"
while December and May only isf nShrr' ~ 49,"
In near deliveries was on n"rVoush'ss III ~
country Indicated prospects Of rain tHnhs 10 W. s
disturb the short Interest lsn ',ln
stronger loads No sold ut Geis'zc dciN'''i'
ana 5000 bush yellow corn 10 aTlv" al 20 rhich
ibc around. closing nrm AZ we "".Hl.r.
There was quite active trading and decideay nIl"e
.aonc all day cessation IN Ire offerings ~
cash property predictions that the fcc'ip's &
ncyt week viii show quite material falling OIL: WIN
the rally I'm futures there was also improvement IN 'S
oats but the demand was rather n~iefh,'. me I'.'
hat oats arc selling ric 81 per ton Tor No =
whites SO while mill fe'd Is oy
Sl7 ton and hay for best ranges from barely SIG
down ~ and the low grades Is perhaps some
of slncsncss Of the cash demand CASH
of as li:;ic ana 10 900 3is4c: 1000
bush No white nj 3GisG3G'c AMI $50" bush TRACK
We Give for comparison the co.lr prices OF the pre-
rs,pf.l NJ T..
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oryyu-p uARI[ETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug si-ca,tie-Rccepts last 2? hours RS, io
head total thus far ti9 i9r h s,, 20 New.
Work 49, on sale co. early. tho market 1uled , r,n'1 fr
closed lower quite generally buy MS, no. light steers
81 s5dSt common % Kansas steers uot- i ,"a Cor
Hors-R.cepts last - hourF ii ,o nt' week 81 1905
orsie ni through 700 head; to New ork, - 3So,n
sale ESQ: market opened acN novy easy for light
hisher eosro 81 30; Michigan and gIa 5t
81 90aSc :. G n1SsS PToGshs s5gs, s,ass s. sS
~ a. ehcsn and anhs-Recepts last - Tine In
head total for week thus lar; 600 head New
Were 200 on sale 200 market OPEN" ng for good
good lambs and choice sheep sold good to choice
Traaes Ws ;. i5a$3 heavy s sSP2g fair to
e,nort ewes s3as3 50; mxei snTs co. canada lambs.
good lambs. 50 7'nS'' eN''"' ,.,,,o,
Fast Liberty rs5G sSsa s. tucsr,
s 80 coy e. % rough Fat :? 73ls3 49, fa 10 Hogs-,e-
N god fat G2 N, n 50 90 tes n ISf snd
e. p,,, So cnminon fair iorH'rS fa!r and supply
forGh 3w. 2ss 70 o. gSod 3 sogS far 81 3Sa
81 81: common. 3oc4si o heavy and thin ca!vs
- n Sock So Yards Chicago AUG Common to Extra
900 had e s a' s Suck fesTs 2
and nns 81 23af3 30 calves - II~avy s. jods6 10;
ccipts, ~ cbncr mixed. s. l0nS6 % ~ she,p-Re-
s. no%s' o. light $ ?5@S' no. E's' Inferior choice
SSflPss' an. Lamb 81 5pdsi - ,. 7o7 head Good
St. Louis Aug ai-catueIIr,n ioiay's market; late
natNrS gs5 ard 3a7'h steers s.'0 az sci abo.c
was nothing good cn'ush me '"' poor to medium
s. rc,c .i Yrr" about steady. Iiogs-K.cepII GOOD
head Tic Toera,e suPi'y ~' ;4ioc higher the KIND
heavy hogs w - a. M The bss' heavy SOFA q, - ~,
aSo good iIFht so e. "a sheep receipts $50 head
~ u,s .r'tyr the extent 81 WV ha,g fuliv
n.y. Prices rel nrm y,S Gp.i4aile cleared up ca'ly
sr,'a'n,r ,'' 50 3jasa to. lambs. 81 iogS' 3D.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
II 30 Dining car A. NJ. 80. 800 400 Buffet Psrof
Carp. 500 600 Dining Carl. 73Q s:ij ?. ~. 1918
30 500. 600 Dining Can 2. n. i2:ij night.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 800 Il 20
Dining Carr A. NJ, 30 300 500 Coo Dining Carr
p. N. 1918 night Sundays. 900 II 80 Dining cao
A. ", 1880. 500 eco ODnins carr r. 81. 1915 night
Tickets and paror-car be procured l72 es
Ais. ga l.i+o 1923 Broaisay a. Gth-aye:. 81 Eat
l4th ST. 1874 East i2jth ST.. 26i West l25th ST.. "a
Columbus Av.. NewYork Court s.. $50 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn 9s Broadway. Williamsburg. The NeS-fork
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
49, il,,.. 40 In
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u, 4ld: fair refining lis 4d beet rather rmer pres
emf month i2s ID next month. lis Cd The marker ior
refined fairly active, pnt unc""'k''' "''
quoted on the basis Of Sc for graduated .,,. .,
TOBACCO-The mark" shows htle 'oss , ac.,.i.' r,
steady range or prices. Sales were: -" cases cr.P
ls3 Zimmcrs a, private terms; 100 cases crgp -
state Havana at lOc 800 crop Sp2 state havana
NJ 9di5c: 30 crop 1902 Wisconsin lavhha ~ "G
i2c: 10 crop lS'2. New.EnSland ithN",h a. ~
,c 100 cases sundrlcs Gn3cc; 4,o bales Havana AT
i0cGisl 10: 200 bales sumatra. s5cGs2 80 in bond
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\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN k'Y.

Trains leave foot OF West 42d-s,. follows. !; minutes
earlier from Franiln-st. AL.
IS a. m for Yves, CorrTqi,. Lakes M'hork rni Mn
newaska ard Waikiki Valley stations Miias9~n
lgoomingburg Ellenvilc. faisburg Liberty. CSrooniA
Scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney. New-BerI.n No'"eA
Utica Oneida. Fulton. Oswtgo ,~.
O.i5 A. m daily fol West Cornwall MldNeowa
Boomingburg. WuTsboro Elienvile. M1nialnda!e ta"S
burg Hueyviilc. Liberty Falls Liberty. White LAKE
l4o o. saturdays only Tor Mhiieio"n bootar"ss
burg Wursboro. Ellenvile. MountI rlAi', Ceaue'a..
Fallshurg Hureyyie. Liberty Falls. Liberty PagAs'"s
Livingston Manor. Rocklar l. e,,,
BIS D. m. for Lakes Mohonk and N.rneWaSka go
Ford Mhdletown Wurstboro. Ecnviile. NJ uniiiass.s.
Centroyilc Failsbug Hurleyyile. Liberty Falls lA'e'
Parksville. Livingston Manor. $500 ,,ar
$50 y. III for West Cornwall orrs Mn.s MI.
Brook. Campbell Hall. stony Ford CRYSTAL Run N''''
town. Rlo3minshurg Wursboro. ElfnsiH v.r..
- ?. daily for Midilcown eo'm nse y; Ssr.
burg Liberty Livingston Mlnlr. Walton sidney ,,is
w,,h oneida Fulton, Osweeo. Niagara Fails ans g 81
vest Pullman Sleeping cars. Free reclining sha" ~
to chicago without change. 81 u,osi-
Tickets ard Pullman Drawng-Room seats ~ ,. 81
WAY. New ork. J. & ANp.y Y
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

,..,r, As1AAA1CVAU.
EETEcrrD July az isr cG issa Street.
1880 NJ Nf PENNsTvSHSIGSs Car iiM e Trnsbgs
f sSa qo:: s Car; Has s"cSsn;
26 R5i r. g. " cl fc9 T9sa IN ana indian
Pullman s.spng and pnins Cars to 81 EXP ExrREss
T Eaai, d 7so GhieasO Arrive Cincinnati loo Lou.
600 r; y. wEsrR esss' r + + n s,
7S II s9rfHw Hs.Ss:f r x RES
c"en9a par to f Glasin1s aqa s
500 ' r H. A. P a. frft'd E %%2,pPs; p,,
caycisrd pttshnrr Connects for chicago daily sns
nAITTMoRE WxsH ii,G fa,s'q AyD THE sorr.
Dining S c1. 20 "a "cmt D5Inf Sa a;
Pzh saaday go goo "2s i'' s .co G E :s
t % = sl'i l: 80 5.a'' CAM 49, OSns
!" AahsyIle Tampa XeIocSas a'' Si. s; s,,
a,y S'SP@rT 10 M9 ~ and Ias@snys "s
~" s1ors Ny sal T.! nS Sss'p GPsrs Ohio Railway
FOR ,. oLp IpoI%T GoMFoRT grG NORFOLK Vi. Can.
Sleeper :s r r. n NJ 1" Ilxr o.o An, through
Tampa Jscksonyille End Charleston 800 p s,s
roR ATLANTIC TRY. $50 P NJ week.a.v, 80.
For CAPE MAY u % \. n. TOO and 2:ic p. ...
F5 L5nT HsscA ssuT s, gaF 100 Ocean "a Point
aia,nrdavs 9ny,. go 30 20 !:2o. $40 and !S
+ ~. week DAYS SnliANf. Nslb III \. ". u
N)o STOP ut Ashury PARK and Ocean Grove on sus
days. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
90 10. <. $50 . J.7D 90 POM,
10 II T. NJ l?:30. 2:iO J. 4.3O 3 a 7'n
p " i::i5 night. SUNDAYS. Express CTS sao
o::O 40 Iim!te,). 10 =. NJ. 2. I. 80 s. g. f;4s
p NJ 1915 night.
Tickle, One: Nos 49,. oH 1875 l3o2 ia ,,. "a,
BROADWAY. As.or House and foot q Desirosses 81
Corflonft Streets Court Street. sG0 Fuor stree, ~
roadw ". and BROOKLYN Annex s'ston loot u Ful,o,
s.re-, rrookyn: Station jersey City. The New yo,r
hotels N, residences through 20 destination ~"
s. II PROVOST. J p. WOOD
general Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug aFI2ar dnlI . "na a5.S5c august
go ees ,:on,rnSer 557,I5oc; Deceme,r samne
$500, \, red $50 bid milling , %s sh com
s.Iii, s,'cs ~. I67 bush; Sale, l-l'r tqr asked
tyel spot and august. 57'sc 80; Oa's
e'li ,, NH. -orn .sMa9- 10 y"ll'" ~ r,tx.l do
Ty, ~ /. white Wey.ern. 80 asked, y, ~, X" > %,
.r -, s,ock ~ 81 bush. Ry- In.e' t,v,,.~ nru
st,5k II 10 bush lily stGady: nty ~ n iGc
'n.,, .us .i-.1Dur qurt ana 's.i7or,s o,ict
oii; AMI inner Onts quiet and s,"al,- ,'',.,y aia
,,, In INN Imter steady. N"rt".h x1,,e.n 10.
rrarisns ,,r' 2se,c cheese firm: pest No-th'"'
iialo Aus wheat lay Gpe, r,-.aG,,ic spot,
W w. .; b.G o 81 hard Sc oyer Ee" ga ia
,.,rt,r oToxns: ~ hard SPOT. "tr' 80 lJ CO. e.
f, 90 =, now Gic. 80 northern C Il a a,s To .
L. XVI, winter wheat fair demand. = 'TS 40
"a M 10, cars 80 white 1J's' u''H - 10 >
~ sol" ~, -. corn NJ present prices cos,hs 30
~. ~ : corn. 81. store, y" s,,,, cnI-4,
IN track Sales. ! cars -
,ir. .nrs 81 com. Glnon l -, ~ ,s \, , white
,,..3;,,r csis 80 3 white. ~ sH,i' . e e soli
-" a, 192- IN track Iy" llN't. 'l.S -. a.k.J
ID, soc IN track. BARLEY que" Nnf,, H., scarce nrm
o. 800 ,, - sealy. unrhaUFe- NIL i.,i IN r. "a
',r,i..or,.l Canal freight" dull. wheat % '
..-V-l orb. - ..,,od "a fol-
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In New~YOrk foot Of Barclay md
Christopher streets.
vEST1nULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
COACHES. apINTSCH LIGHT

II.
Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MONTCL AIR,
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsville. Bas king
Ridge; Madison. Morris'own Passe Paterson. boon
ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
pATcoNG. Hacket i sCHooLEY,s MOUNTAIN.
Washington, PHiIIIPSBuRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP. srIsGupSBURG; pocono Mountains, sCRAN-
nAMyIl;LE NoRTHUMnE ;i Mon,rose. BiNG-
RlcHFIELLp5, STRINGS. Cortland, SYRACUSE os-
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7.20 a. AUTHORIZATION MAIL. Stops at principal
stations.
900 a. M-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. RINoHAMToN.
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
oSwEdo EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con-
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 0:20
Ia IN. morning.
100 T.. M.-SCRANTON. BfNGHAMrON and EtMlRA
EXPRESS Pullman paror cars
400 T.. M-SCRANTON. WIIKESDARRE and PLYM-
ouTH EMPRESS; ,, pullman par .r., ears
1880 r. NJ tDaIy)-BuFFAlO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Sleeprrs Arrives at 7:i5
200 +. NJ lpaiy)-BUFFAIO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. RICHFtELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and Os,
wEGo EXpREs ,s Pullman nSrs, s:eeners
Mnrays, and 4ao Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave- New York; 1888 and Ic0 Fultons and - broadway.
brooklyn Time tables giving full Information. at all
stations
1 wEsTCoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to Destination
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Par. High as, L ssY I clsfsa f ia6.
sssStr i i2s5 i i3S l I:S95:S 1888
anuary ........ -. ..... ..... u -OI12j0 1875
ia D'Sa', 900 1885 1915 i2SSai2io i5o5
ssy ..... $50 1895 i22; i29S9i2$o 1870
.he statistical position Of Bra. coffee is as follows
;ew-York stock. 1878 1879, 7s5
;eWofcans stock i$ $ iiiiis 1883
Stock. all ports. .is0.92i i77O@ % 7oi
;ew-York deliveries. ....... 5.09i 59i5 1os7
aitimore deliveries. ....... 90 on ~
Few Orleans deliveries. 4'd 6l2 i41
Total deliveries. .......... G.137 710 1916
sisis supply. $50 S39 i72io $50 7Si
he @ Tor %s see the nGo S Drss e1 being MAS ce
active movement; in the way OF sales and steady
Ut Their. VIZ be a street market usual
a. o aSga na witty s @S5 at Y a. @
RS have the advantage; ana straight bid on lower
ponse from the seller. orinine is weak. some con
aeae 'ss nSys ss sG %d S Tny the basis n
he auction sale Of about i.ocoooo ID OF bark at Amster
Soooo ID being iassn Essen!ai oils are fa,hef easy
nsy sentsa root IS i'rmsr with sales at sc '
FLOUR AHp MEAhe w rGGe in o flour was -, again OF
radcs Was difficult sell and the grades only
@ ana d ea few Th sa wa p rans m i 'nGs
iii; IS cOasa q. mainly 81 90 The marle, for standards
atens s. 20 city mills. 81 2,ai 20. iooa5
S Sco d4 Sbs s. :a bis snf clears
ibis s. $40 s1I: city %l:
s2 TO- ss H ss sts Susn sSq wa:
RYE Flour ., rmer and 2sTsd spansy
s% sales 10 biz al 50 S%e;;d IS1ndST1s
@a: ;s s5$s.ss sS sss 80:
Obj s5as7,zc: ioo:S SOC: sharp. o.e city feed s5a
FoREdN DRIED TKu HI ,e ooI more -, IePor. s6
California ,asins by outside dealers are selling
s Ss are " du and nus are about steady quote
crnia ra.ns sag Gre Soxss tsga ;or FsId ane
lmonds sAaiai4c; Brazil nuts S'a@4c; wainus' 1o1oc;
Soi:EfGS GREEN FRUIT-The,e seems to be quite
SsIkRs on very .as o s0a we aaSS
gndsrtons to the wheat %a,Is,
he variation prices rather narrow At first there
s @ xsaasr au sGrt on Ss
selling for foreign ntv The r oSrns' were nS
vas obtained after which the deallnss became unn,
tile covering by shorts and buyine by hog,
ns S% but SnSa The @ cable % @
sha, better showing slight improvenem in Liverpool
Sas %er" again 'sral a, the and the receipts at
nc a. pny weea e dy 5 Fs r s
ctusi cariot receipts nj Chicago. Duluth and Min
espolis to-day were. however less than three times
arge last year the total aggegating i.07i cars.
eainst $50 One explanation OF this heavy
tha; the crop IL moving earlier than last
he reports about the demand for wheat and for wheat
feeding Increasing every day but only
few OF the most sanguine expect any immediate results
this As long. however, keeps nj III"
eztive difference wheat that Is now there would
Gem 20 BE- for increasing the
umption Of wheat Interior wheat receipts spring
wheat markets to-day soi.osi bush dnelndirr
.hcago bush nearly nj! winter. agans, .o2 30
nsh las; year winter, loS bush aeans, isi s@
nrsit Scabo.rd receipts 170.lls hash against f'aGai
",sS. total 800 s97 bush against loo bush: exports
~ op hush arainst 900 272 bush The better feeling
s~s~sth seemed TO be v~.s lassely synm'fls'" with
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il IT.
Fast EApress iI.ins 40 r,ncinnatk
baltimore. WnshtngtOn, ChicaEo;.st.
81. LAMA mud All POints

pri ST. kS" tsh "s seH AZ o. FSs
Leave New-york foot q Liberty ST. o q'I PirrspyHS
isS M. night Fer cIScl sT HAAd1oN IAtTGs
MORE. ao5 a. D'' ~ niso a. NJ DlninF csr caS c Sn
p m. * SUM-. 500 600 p a n;a p'n NJ,
NORFOLK Bay Line 30 E Bristol ard t,,s
noosa through Pamss Sleeping Gar s S% .:S
Ticket of,cs' q, Tx ". $50 sis Futon St. sSc
in1ton ST.. BrookIyn: station foot OF L'ser" =
Of NJ J. ~, ..u sor and 49, ~
IN daafinatioA>
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Aug. 3I-Cot,ou easy: mddins. Glsc; low
niddling. exc good ordinary. &C. and receipts
I.o97 bales; sales. 22i bales stock 2os3 bales Weekly
Net and receipts D.G53 bales: exports coastwse
1.0S1 bales. salcs. 1913 bales rpinners, 81 bales.
Norfolk Aug. 3i-coon steady: middlng ll-1dc; low
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WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New-York. as .o
lows and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
:i.:sO A. VI. Daily. 10 al 10 Buffalo, Sleeping car
New-York to Boomvlle sundays only; can be oes@
.:3O 4. VI Daily focal to Albany. FOR caisNll Noun
DI5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utic, Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago; except
Saturday for Toronto
A.-II.OO a. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 70 BoornyiIs
and Ca,skil Mountains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk ard
B1I ;s5 a. VI. Daily sunday. Catskill Noun
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk AMI Minnswaska Al
bany, Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Parlor 70
Bloomville. Saratoga and Caldwell
1,I5 =. VI. Saturdays only. Halt-Holday Special
Catskill Mountains. Parlor car attached.
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al
bany. Saratoga. Parlor attached 10 Hobart and
C.-4.WO T. VI. Daily except Sunday for Albany
5'15 L. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, syn
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
$3.50 T.. VI. Daily. Except sunday FOR Newearg A.
bany. Saratoga and Montreal paglo. car to King
7:i5 p. VI. Daily except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleerng-caF Passenger
S.i5 p VI. Daily for Albany. u,lca syracuse. Roshs-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CeSs
land Chicago ana 81. Louis $3.50,
A. Il {. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Noao. Blo~
m. CO 90 m; Jersey CITY. F. H. K station A'V'f"
For tickets tine tables. rarlor AMI siecpny-ca. s'
combinations apply city oAces. BROOKLYN and New'fG.
and at stations. Time table principal hotels ES
; Vanlerbilt-aVe., Neg-Y3rS
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAli.hUSa,tp'
~ summer Schedule In effect July ISL 80 .rcv. A.
,,or Redbank Long Branch. Elberon. ocean LAT
h,rV p,rk n-mar Spring Lake. and Point Pi.asa .
Trains leave Cor'andt and Desbrosses onlyl
, :s0 al" q. 40 ,eScept Redbank) 49O 5io ~"
sgnays so ,oos ba m s'o ESQ., $50 Rsd0in
Sis 1870 'll:3o r:, rl;2o Saturday Sundays pn
2:lS % 80. 400 t:3). $50. GID D. u" '
a. M 30 400 y. IA. c.,ys and Asbuv
sunday trains DO st stop at Ocean Grove anu
Park.
Eenotes express trims: a. r. r. r
J. r. WOOD. II. :, y OF y. j.
A r. II. @. i. n