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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15

cearanc.s were liberal from the Atanuc pH ttie
pOort business $1,000 bushels The consaat Tor the
here was le 562 900 bushels. an increase A'' Vs.
wen nrn u onencd lower on rains through the COR
safes Il rallied very sharply about ce wbich
busheI Iowa weekly o crop Ra5 dropped since
august from 10 to 80 per cent and acres
Ths iowa bulletin prices ana setM ne i
cents and 53s cents and closed at S; o Wsdnes
cents we're only 1876 the estimate LOT ,,Inc.
daY vas only 1870 cars The country did the ouyT
simply followed c05s corn mney d SpeHss sptembe
opened at 2sa. cents. sold between zsrt anu o.
capnts and closed at 3Oia cents May closeu a. tha
premium of cents Receipts were ~ G Th con- c
nnstimate for Wednesday was 40 cars lne 'G Snr
TIA or stock $4,000 bushels showed an hcIea9e i''
the Vet We're exceedingly strong September
nork advancing 80 cents. September iard ~ oe'i,
and Sentember ribs 90 cents Inc Januiaiy. az
~nnced : cents to 10 cents all round Inc We ni
hompht January produce. Local proiessohais ar. ar.
manufacurers covering September snort ony
Hos we're 10 cents Is cents hlSheI Wit zip
Il 600 AT the yards and 26 900 estimated for
day on the curb puts on SEPTEMBER Wnea r were
ssii cents. calls 56S cents Puts on May corn were
52ls cents; calls. 55ii cents
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1s arise. .,o.,n~ RIA. fhs
ias follow.

Marke. quiet ! 10 points net hhvih'r L'l
Yesterdays closing prices Iralsi't il'"
Total 600 bales. New lork spot 81
and las, night as officially rep rted For export 3'
consumption. bales. total. LAS bales ~,
Quiet and steady: middling uplands. &C. ma ,.lns go
&c which is unchanged compared with YESTERDAY 80.
ing Nev--York gross receipts 90 bales "ap'iS 90
tinent bales: Grea; Britain. 90 bales iot"H" dn
bales sales 24S bales spinners. H4s bales s,o'H
bales Total port receipts to-day. ~ htl'S
mic week bales Exports today ''tfA, hIli.
/ 6.o bales: Continent 0D bales. Thus, H ms
Great Britain CHS bales Continent go" paes' S"
1879. 80 bales. 80 ,,-
rJverroo cahle-Spot cotton frmer; sales lvp na.cS
ercculaton and export bales: American w., ph.'s
receipts bales: American. 300 bales li.'es -,
opened steady a. -"tH"o'
closed at 3-G4d advance" August -
Auyns, sentcn,er 34aQ3Jo. september October $50
December January 3j2v January F"bruart 800,
mar March 3i4G335: March-AprL "''h. Ap'H-MaS.
351G35s Mancheser-Yarns moderate demahu' 0'"'''
quiet - .,
CoFFIFLTne DAYS business was on very fina!
.o, 80 ras marked bv no feature q importance An
sxcbange OF go bags November Tor August was -
fec,ed at difference Of 25 points Have lst :. H"i.e
Tor the day; August. $50 september "''V ~
~ 20. November $50 December. ~ a. saIrs -iup'
hars The Rio market weak. prices noinhh'; -
change quoted at .-iG: days receipts. '"p Dag
STOCK M Rio 1926 600 bags Santos market hin AZ 10
res. two DAYS receipts 1900 bags. Hamburg .p'n.i
steady a, l. and closed Irregular al 49, PIE
decline for some months: August - 30 pigs S'l'euri
"a Is: October 7i30: November. C"1o' December os-
January. 81.
Contracts closed dull unchanged prices 10 10 de-
cline. Sales 800 bags. as fo!!O"s'
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. IA (SpeclaD.-Wheat opened lower
this morning. and N II IT was going to be bear
day Before the market had been going fifteen
minutes New-York reported that enormous
export business had been done late Monday.
some said mrch as 100 loads. From weak. the
market at once became strong About this time
corn became very active. and during the rest OF
the day partly because OF Its own bun motives
and partly because OF the great strength OF corn.
wheat kept max ng money for the longs and losing
II for the shorts. September opened at SIR cents.
sold between biss cents and So cents and closed at
GssH55a4ccnfs. December closed cents over: May
~ cents over. There was no export business done
here Local receipts were large. s42 cars; the est
mate for Wednesday was also large, SIS cars
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August H. lN'f
COTON-The market for cotton contracts opened here
10y shorts a sharp advance In Liverpool futures
uplift being about points from winch thefe
was little reaction. Spot cotton at Liverpool was also
a better. with more active market; spinners
taking bales. There decline during the
the opening prices as the brlsk demand
OF the early morning eased and the advance was
about all lost. During the afternoon the market was
fairly steady. prices advancing again. closing prices
showing a net advance for the day OF to points.
Tn. total day - 900 bales with the
S6GG so. The advance in Liverpool was presumably
du. TO the improvement here yesterday. some prNat"
cables from Liverpool state that that market shows
continued manipulation The local shorts seemed
10 disposed and there Is some hesithlcy
about putting large lines. Nothing OF special
dtions Rain fall in certain sections Of
the Atlantic States. but on the whole crop prospects
are favorable. a dispatch from Fort Worth Tex says
that renorts received there indicating that me
cotton crop the northern part on Texas IS better
thar IL has and II is feared that heIp
cannot gather the crop The receipts or new
cotton show ND light today. while receipts OF OLD ar,
also very light The local temper is rather pearlsh anu
traders look upon the advance IN lv"ipoo, Us
due merely local hence. only temporary ING
Notwithstanding receipt Of new cotton in Texas
stocks United States are showing rauica' a'ils
of Hubbard 60. Inc lfaue on 'hIs
side is firmly ntrenched in the belief that the crop
accounts will influence prices 10 greater extent l'N,
tho demand from consumers the light receipts AZ
the norris There is however. change In the character
81 the which coming from the S,u'r, am
cali attention to tho fact that he pam
while large sappy is poorly fruited ana lhne 10 &c
erIorate rapidly should any unfavorabe weather Vo"
ditions arise. -, - .,o.,,~ MA. tina
,,t.h onr
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug; A. 3+5 p. m.Beef~Extra India ;,
Prime mess Western fine. steady at 6l- Cd: do
medium steady at 5ss 81. Hams Short cut; abou,
IA TO l6 H.. steady at JGs Cd. BacOn-Cumberland
cut. about % TO 30 No. firm at 800 Cd: short rib.
about % 10. Arm at 39s: long clear mddles. about
a. H. firm AT 3ss: long and short clear middles.
about Is ~ firm at BIS Cd Shoulder. about u TO Is
~ steady at 35s Cheese American finest white
and colored dull at As. Tallow-Prme city dull
at 23s Cottonseed oil-Liverpool refined. firm at
2ls. Spirits of turpentine firm a, Us 3D. Kosin-
spot Arm at 3Ss. Wheat-No red winter steady
at a. 4isd; No red spring. steady, at IS sizd.
Flour--St Louis fancy winter. firm at ~ 9d. Corn
Mixed Western spot firm at Is: August dull at
~ lOd; September dull at IS Sgd; October. dull at
- I'D. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast steady at
f2Uf2
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RAILROADS..
Pennsylvania
u RAILROAD
RAILROAD.

N.SS i GTF 4 e' july - Ysf f. is.
HSo pnSHsFv:S1ffs, CT rIs II rFnSSS.sqs
I'D I'd 0S::'Vs'0H cs
2aS p. II. cHfcAGo HND ST. LOUIS Expny,
Pill! s':fR.s s"& R@"s S1' IS iSS
o! 5sYi !ls H 4fhaFsss'F F s..,'.
s5tTawRs4#sS i'f r;:ss'
s1rSs. .nS D"nS ra to GTHns arS
$50 if"' H. pSc isfSnd E %iTlRs
iyfas re- 5fsss s syb The e '
aG s Car 20 ;sa s"if n Ei an
3;1 'i' sI;,i lsi5 s''s Cars. 49, DISH;
70 Ashsville. Tampa and Ncv.9loa9 isl5 nsss
500 r. M~pav tor cS-.srea S '''' Ohio n.,,,,
FOR 1srS Sn fIs oSr Sc% rG2g s Car NORFOLK
Charles Ronte g 4. NJ weekdays and NTH rhrorsXH
As sespSs4 ros Il ff I'VE ooo " daily s.,.r
Tampa. Jacksonville end Charleston so' p " dsns
FOX 'HTL2NTrc' cirY. $50 p NJ weekday. vn
Fl Tht GAPn s MHS r11 Oo e. 100 ard 2o p WI,
rer Long Brrn,h. A;Surg PARK oc'a, Grove ara A.
1sa,gTday. ;ny, 20 go go .. t2s 10 "a IS
DO no. stop At AsbIry Park and Grow. % srs:
'"''' F0w puILADNupH,A.
E;Dr:~,c:2o TO- $50 90 ''o ssn.a rm..n
rs 10 = I 4. XXX, 10 A. H. go 1sss
rifae o2 zl' 2lsn H. ga 100 is29 s and .s p,,A
ass Streets curt street SEQ Fulton s,r.., CO.,
nroadway ara Rrs.Eyn Aq.,x sc,!on loot d, Ts,s.
sHs' compsny VII c9 70, r a 5 s. sasra re.
General Manager. General Pa's'r Ac.-,
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Calveston Aug u-Cotton easy; middling, s'sc
low mfdllng CSC; good ordinary. CSC; sales %
bales: stock 1887 bales. .- e7,,. Ion,
rnlddlng 7-l6c: good ordinary, 1Ac; net ana gross
receipts % bales exports coastwse go baies safes
lSg bales: stock 5.i3t bales. ,,,,, c,lo.
Savannah Aug li-CottOn steady; middlihg osc,
low mIIdling SIC: good ordinary, &C. net ana gross
receipts s bales including new crop; sales 81
bales: stock. 1913 bales. -,
New-Orleans Aug. li-Cotton steady; good mid
ding 7c: middling CSC: low middling, sc; gooI
ordinary SIC: net receipts. 2l3 bales inciudlng u
new crop. gross go bales export 10 Great BRITAIN
l59i bales: sales. 200; stock 2sS bales
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N.Y.. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave foot Of wess t-d-sL .O..o"S ~ --Ss
earlier from FraaAIin-sI .,.,-, .- , Ma,
new asAa and WallnilI Valley stations '.-'rsas
Bu.mlngbus El,enSue IdIsburg, LoeIy' "a,
Scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney. Ne" -oeHA NV'"'S"
'aIyS M dam Tor West Cornwall Mtd.e;ovn
Bloomiasburg Wurstboro. Euenvie " nta.ndas rA''
burg HuIeyVilie. Liberty Falls Lloerly Nhr AAss
as r. Saturdays only tor Mda,t2"h .,,1o.s'Is.
burg Wurtsboro. Ellenyie Mountalnlae 'shus,;,i..'
Falisburg Hurleyvillc. Liberty Falls Liberty FAf"s'""
Livingston Manor. Rockllnd s,,,,
4 rs o. m for Lakes Nohonk. and Mnnewaska s.si.
Ford Mddctown. Wurtshoro Elenvhle. Meiaiah. .ss
Centrrville. Fallsburg. HurleyNile Liberty f".'s A
parksville. Livingston Manor. ,.u. u..a,v
40 % m. for West cornwall, Ors Mlis ssGsIs
p-o"k rampbell Hall stony Ford. Crystal Run M'cc~
town, Boominsburg. Wurstl No. EllenSiNe ,s., rsls.
745 D. daily for Middietown blooming uts ~.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor walton I o,'su
wich Oneida Fulton oswego. Niagara rais Ana r' as
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining eaai' w
rtkes and Pullman BRA wing Room, seat. \, 81 BrSs
way. New York G ANltn''S e.
General Passenger Agent, SO Beaver-s' w. -
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HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts OF hay and straw at New-fork TOT week
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Roston Aug 1.-THE wool market continues hrnl
y,b H. sirabe grades wei sold up. We quote ono
and Pennsylvania washed eeSes al and sbSSe
Sbio 10 he'd at 22n23c and No ! Michigan at Zlm
Pc Saes Of Michigan at lsMi9c No , Hn,9
combng he at 2M2jc and No Michsan So Wtnhi
a, 22I23c Fine Ohio de.ane at 22n25c, ana Mlch-
gan at 2lc per pound. Unwashed combns ranYes
noocas from i2isGl6c Territory ranges from va
iic: Texas from 9al3c pulled at 5@25c, and secured
from 05IJ o. per pound.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY

,Anthraclie coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
Train; isay; s3a %Il. ,S9s q L Ig Stu,
80. 7:i5. o:lo ~. 70 Ess'on 4; 81 ITO 10 "a
s g Ea s t & 81 SO, e ASi: G Sun
For wlikes5srfe. 'P,5.,on. and seren,,,9 sio A. u.
E5r F 60 30 a, "a, sp 500 90 30 rS
o s0 800 10 49, 100 Is. 8 &c. 20 o. p IN nsS
night ,o soo o.,o =,
.oS so 50: y: ,s:i' right, sunday. 10 ~ sS
s"s H. 6 5' 50 ~ %'i ss,s5, "A:
Ct" , =" ALL RAIL ROUTE.
R:d sSf lsps 'f"s9 saa '"f5. fs
I'd 20 ss.s, 9.y .,cia 30 : s 1 20
A,,eury payT. 81, a;l. 4. n 10, 30 N
Ba rGs IAks o ss NJ 't Park nd
For Ailan'lc r,y cape May. vineland and Bridr.oa
s M:9 iisc s'' ss' 20 81, su s:ss
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoaD nkANcH. oHEAN Gho, e ETC.
70, hshlsas5s f:5ssa S.:a.pa.
PrNf" sa 1 s; 90" loo n las 600 81 K D"
2 " sunday: ';ScTpt Ocean Grove ard Astury p.ia
For LSFiso;s Toms River and naFnesa' go \.
For AlaniIe CIV Cape May. vinoland and Brds..oa
''' ~ ' ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
RIhaaelPhi, week daSs .so 500 oS 100. TO-.
Carp. 900. 600 Dining Carr. 30 s5 ?. NJ. Ills
night. Sunday ) ~. 500. 1880 Dnins Carp. \.
l1o 500 600 dining Carr =. NJ. 1913 hight
For Baltimore and washngsn. week days 90 ~,
p n. i2;l: nigh sunda:s 800 II - .onlni Car
Tickets and parior-car sosts can b. procured at II, 49,
as p,4 lao 1873 Broadwsy 73i s,h-aye. u Eas
18th st.. 1874 East l25th st. pa West l25,h 81. ~
Columer, ~. New.York: =, Court ST $50 FSl,oa e.
transfer Company 7lil cali fo- and check baegzgs sn
hotel residercs to destination. ~
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAiLkoAp
~ Summer schedui. in effect july Isl H s;,oys ~
For Rcdbank, Long Branch. ElbeIon. ocean 49,,
bury Park B.lmar. Spring Lake and Point reassa a
Trains leave foot Cort,andt and lesrosses oayL
80 90 10 '3:lo except Eedbank) 4:2O. 3'io NV
Tains ieaye loot Iibcrty,st I'D $50 80 ReioanW
s:i5 1890 'll:3l M t'i 20 Saturday, on,;s ssV
2:i5 $3.50 400 'i:30 $3.50. G:lj y. M. suna"S'
a n. 80 400 .. IN. -, IN. ALBUM
Sunday trains 80 not stop at Ocean Grove "'S
PAX
Denotes express trains. pRR
J. r. WOOD H. = Annp
a. p. A.. Penna. r. H. q. p. A.. C. Is W. W ~ =
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Crgal Notlres

DI'RSI'AN1 TO an Order of the High Court
/ Of Justice Chancery Division. dated June 1871
tho trusts Of m" Will OF LOUISA
Ton,aneau late or Robinson Road Hackney. MddlcseH
,pnstNr deceased fIaneH Charter. ls? F. 4oo Mary
Ann Herlrechter legal personal representative or
I.rrechter survived Louisa Fonaneau
vii, 1le 18th June 1888 required 10y her or tne 80
lcit1s On or 18th day II November lsoi 10
com. in prov" claims at the chambers OF the
Honorable Justice stirling at the Royal ourts OF
Justice strand London default they will be per
.mu,oriy excluded tho benefit 4 the sa,d order
Thrst,y the 18th day November. 1894 at IL O'Clock.
AZ noon M The snd chambers appointed for hearing
and adudcatng upon the claims
WILLIAM HINNS SMITH. chief Clerk.
No,a-Thc above named Mary Ann Herhrechter Is be-
lieysI 10 lett England Ia the year 1866 and herr-
after communicated with her relatives IN hnrahn from
Wheaton Du Page CO. Illinois. tinted states 81 Amera
NewGate Street. London.
- TPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY
- vncenzo Tropiano. Plaintiff. against Antona Tro-
pano Defendant summon Action for a Divorce
r. the aboye-named defendant; a., ,.,.. T.
,hls action and To copy OF your answer on the
rainns attorney witha twenty days after the service
~ this summons exclusive Of the day Of service and IN
., ,our failure 10 appear judgment VIII
taken against you by Default ior the REFER uedueH
Dated Brookiyn. July 18th. 1904.
' FRANCIS I. CORRAO. Plaintiffs Atty
once and Pos,ofice Address No. 81 Fulton street
Brooklyn y. Y. - , . T.. ..-,.oa
up1n YOU hy publication pursuant 70 an order of HON.
W,iard par,et, Justice OF the Supreme Court dated
the 10Th day = July 1894 and filed with the complaint
in the of the Clerk of the County OF Kings az
ir"'S' rr NC,rs T. CORRAO Attorney To- Plaintiff
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TIE STATE or Trade.

Baltimore. Aug i'-Fiour dull. UNCHANGED: sales. 20
bbls Wheat nrm"r. NJ . rod and spot i''sHh.c. the
month. 5jisg33Ac september. jGa36ec: l)"c"moe 90,
asked. No red. '3dhSi1c. milling wheat by
sample 1ia3tc stock. ""3>7 bush. sales on"o bush
Corn inactN" and nrm"f. mixed spot and "a" mon n
5s.. Southern whit" &c do yellow doNG2c stock
~; ~ bush. oats ~ white Western 3Nc askrli
~ mixed Western. 81 sH3jc. stock ~. ~ bush l'y'
steady. NJ : TO- stock 10 80 bush. II hrm g'oi 10
timothy slfGtli Grain frrights quiet and steady
unchanged cotton firm. mdllings 1Ac. Provisions I'M
changed. Butter unchanged. ErEs nrmer. higher l1c
coffee unchanged. sugar unchanged.
Hosion Aug I4-flour quiet and firm. Corn scarce and
finn oats nrm. shorts grm. Provision firm Butter
steady but quiet Northern creamery. 2@u@2 western
q are Cheese steady best Northern Sgno- Eggs h'in
Huna!o. Aug - spring wh,At-Quiie fair business
~ hard 5isc and NJ y rthrrn n 3 Owe Nc"
York september bus prices NOT und'. spot au.!
and weak. C.psing. ~ ! hard spot, en-. do T.
,g,.c. ~ Northern spot G2. do Z. h@isc. water
wheat nrn. sales No red. 5Gigc. = cars no
sad. t3sc track white here corn duIl. owing 20
advance IN prices yellow Al. sod Cihc. 80 com.
49, store. " ,"ioN. Gac. - yellow 3'sr iracN
oats opened weak declined ic AMI AZ clos" w"r" steady
- white 3isc: ~ white. 3''lc. ~ ? mixed. 5!c
asked track Trade active and suppY hhcra.. sieS,
- cars y, white. &c. - So. ~. H3,i.c u 3d.,
81. ~ Waite 3lI3is. l. ,ars So mixed.
3243.iyc 3d. 3iisc Rye Fair Inquiry offerings
~ 2 81 bi track Flour Fair demand nm IN
changed NH Fed arm. scarce. unchanged Canal
f'rh,s steady. wheat 3isc. corn. 3'.c - N"~-York
O.. 4
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N av.roS. n, s. Is per 100 10 10 sheep i1s 10 at % oo
s Judd Co go Kentucky lambs CT No. at - 40; 81
Do % ynpbsrs en- Co go West Virginia lambs Gs ~
n, $, - 81 sheep SO n 3d. 12' Ohio do io2 ID at
Collins 40 stat. Gsw lambs. lo' 10 81 s. s 80 "a
yrsIn, ; 40 2" r. 3 g. :: a. Gull" D. 3D.
o: s@' !smSs q = sSrs a; For
an. .,a Mnk at 5 asd G Tm at as
heavy to light hogs Country dressed unchanged at ''9e
sa aGr s' judd 10 to 10. state M 70
$, s per 100 ib IS DO $50 ~ at s. TO- d. 20 10 al
A. w. Lamb SO state hogs go 10. at s. 10
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
prr,,o Aug ,4-co,,le-Recepts last "a hours. go
head total Tor week thus far $3.50 head lo1 SANE
lime last week 600 head cn'snes he.d maSt opened
quite, and steady; offerings mostly sockers ana To~s.
So4 S9ws Sd and 6x 5s n 2Ss fair to
:: aS si: M week sSa: fa af'
time week 1900 head consigned thfIu so head
Early Workers good to ch 81 s o m S
as. s 10 s. %. @H 81 s snecs
5eush 50 ,Ca ss; ~ ii q's s saes mari Of
TSrGr. . T' .raSs s. ali ana :a I' sSs
last 800 head ota for Week mus er
through 100 head on sale leo head including SIX
loads he'd over market opened steaaS k II "ertngs
Sold fair lambs 5ogs3 7S common we.rrn 81 81 ~"
So s. s. SSeFS sp 81 %s . ;2 sSsa
Union stock Yards Chicago. Aug. H-Cattie-he.seep
S. s@c 'lo and seers and bulls s 81 =
asa -: calves T5qS4 % Hogs-Receipts l3VD n'Hn
market strong; heavy s. lOds5 30: common 70 choice
mxed s5as5 20: choice assorted 81 3ons3 4O light S'n
s. a. pigs 81 AS 81 She pRecepts 500 head mar
kct for sheep steady and for lambs hrm INFERIOR 10
choice. Siai3 80. lambs. S2psi ~ ,o-o -, oo-
&, Louis Aug lf.-cattc Receipts. BIO head oIer-
,ncs Of native only moderate prices showed no ma
teriaI change the supply ~ Texas and other southern
cattle amNnted about ~ carloads. the marke, Was
steady and firm; native 81 iodI 40: cows - mG
50 ~; Texas steers 81 ioGS3 - Hprs-R.ceipts ~
head the quality the offerings was good ., w was IN,
top and the bulk II aies wore at 80 ga - 3D. W.
was IoT Yesterday prices; heavy - ohs, v"
mixed 3, ioass 81; light 81 i5@s5 30 sheep-Re.epts
rs7 head market active and higher native sheep " -'W
81. lambs s3TS3 G5.
Fast Liberty Aux 14-Cde- Receipts were liberal for
the week l2O head; market ruled slow at shade
v.,r prices: good cat" sale mostly common
grades prime 81 4OGtf CO. good. 50 WpSl 10. good
butchers ri 81 3Oa&j 10 rough fat 81 h5GNi 10 ialr
light steers 81 iOns3 10 good Fat cows and h.iiers "a
So toas3 10. bulls ard bologna cows 81 'On6;
fresh cows and springers S2Ousn Hogs Receipts hght:
consisting mostly Il common grades. Market % ned
steady Philadelphia 81 jOdSj 60. best Workers - 4uft
so common fair Workers. s. 20aS3 30 piss. - 2oH
20 good sows. - 75HS5 and rough slws. SiH
s, 20 ShoepSuppy liberal about 10 cars on sale today.
Market still dull yesterdays prices Extra at 81 lOn
81 30 god s. GoHs2 ~" yearlings 81 2jas3 20 lambs.
s.asl 80 veal calves s5qS5 80 heavy and thin calves.
s: jOuS3 20
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO H. H.
East Express Trans 10 ....,,u uutt
baltimore. Washington. chtcnEoi Mt

PULLMAS CAR sERVirE oN All q, TKAt Fsr cHI-
CAGo. 1870 p and I2;i5 might. For III lou!
900 a. m. 800 D. m For WASHINGTON, "a "a %
MORE. 900 ui3o NJ pininf , car csfS is:H
~ IN. ex SUM-, 5 90 D. IN. GOO p m, Dihlns M"
night. All trains run daily exceP, 300 p m sundy
For NORFOLK Bay Line 30 D. NJ, sN "a Chs.ts
For NEW ORLEANS Via Roanoke Bristol ana daily,
through Pullman Sleeping car 6W p III E fth
ST.. 4oS Grand ST.. H. Y. ssO 3ii Futon 81; SIC r r
inston ST.. Brooklyn: Station foot OF Liberty ''
Of ~ u .s.rk ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
A .,a,i.icnl rosl,nn nf Rrnzn cofee Is as fol1ws:


The market for Brazn coffee on spo, remains higher
and the basis Of lG'.c for RIO NG on Fl
after especiay by ouofioWn the market
sale Of 1900 bags Maracaho on private terms.
Opium whou, material rhange: holders
Sfrn ao G SSG hSn o." hoaer asking 81
selling in moderate way at - ~ 1 fp 5uninr and
lately nearly q foregn have Teen pa'f
bcugh: now FOR less than -: OF nls without
spcea DTsnGs The The ehf interest 1 en'res in Ill
mint WhicS r quoted s. 25as2 ~ and u g II
seiS at = Is 'S ofea at 81 west and
shipments WAYNE County oeTca at ~ ,a '' go
q, 1914 2oc Jaiap root quoted at 2Sa2'c
FLOUR AND MEAThe naTket was ,v w'' urp"npsn~s
owing the difference between IN Views %, i1 eaT,
sas were about 1875 pigs follows 800 bb. WI,
patents. s3as3 10 and go hois e,y :. os2 -
saa % s s%d 5 P5is"t city mills 5o
s. e s. a. ana ~ sS' s Ssf nils sGs
ss s s'.s 70 a 8: as ''s s g
s. ssS al so 1000 bis private so%hsn
hG ys w sss. ns 90 sS, at s.
r % sa s. ssss at Paya'e 'f%
Market firm me white s. 49, nnr ye ny% nag -
s Scar do 4 i'S sla 3 sas SOFT ass
!: & s. '''''H'''' meal 81 ''''' 'a' OIL meal E'0
&C. 1rst sales Of sepsmSef SeHs ssss 6scsScr
6isc and May cGc There was rally Of &C which which
Ss S4sHss Hs loss h;' i1S d
s s closing h4 d in
account Their Were wery nEes sh World,
s Stock Of D Wheat bush than week
THE Prairie Farmer viii publish tonorrow state,
the Weld Of corn 900 bush Private cables 70
ported steady to Arm markets. and occasionaly va
Wsshs s4ca be se"f he Tor
at as wheat ss: 20. bs
3s2 Ss7 bush nearly all winter asains So. 2ao push as'
board 27s45 bush against Gs9 So bush o,a s
bush against $4,000 bush. Cash wheat lc higher.
and active with sales OF IFS 900 bush including 49,
e@ eeva aGp e. R "r Toledo red bush q over
sao% Ss~ sass q %S
hard winter 1900 bush iha14e over September. Z
%ss, No Closed I'S saS sc e.
over septembe: price for canal aiSat: No hard
S"rpern spring fS.c over September delivered septem-
Der closed at S9,!c Later 1000 bush No hard Mani
There IS considerable rreruarity corn market
starting Of with an advanrs Of NC on sepembc and =,
COO then on &c 1u, the loss -, was soon
was comparatively little trading here. as well III,
west Rains reported in The corn belt, and reports
traders seem TO be waiting for something 10 IN
ss higher , and .acye Sale were No
quoted oc September delivered September closed
w 01 rrcs Tr more ~a' or 2 es %n %
owing to tn. h sh; sanS hpo s e farm there s Ws
n:ner Sr mssa snS ary n nSy s SALE.
vered 80 oats nominal =! a2sc; No white % 600
s az nossc track White 30 oo6 BUSH at s7aiCc track
m eds 5000 bush. at aa'sgar4c
v,eu. Day and for The correspondlns date last YEAR
Wheat, oHs. High I e. ns n ass, Yeast na;,
s Ssss:, ;'s7x SsV-s s7,: g: S. g.