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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27
OTHER MARKETsIBY TELEGRAPH

buffalo Aug. 2s-Catue-ReceIpts last ~ hours. 22ss
head total week thus far 49, go head fSr a qao
head to York 1880 head on sale 60 head marSeI
onened steady TO strong good choice grades dGl
Tor fora h., Sloe 50 ys sh; s. 4oa ea
stronger good choice. 50 jogSG; common 70 la
as 40 S's fs ~ zoo head for same time last
head: consigned through. 500 head; 10 N'W
25o head sale LOO head market openea
grades al IS sOGs6 for common and haf-fa hogs
with come Of the latter unsold good to cnoie eSiHms
* S5qS5 as choice heavy. s. a5ds6; common to good
pigs s. 25ds5 so roughs 5ogsi % god iat;
head for same time last week 40 600 head consigned
s S head nendng hodeyer opened oi
all kinds: steady for good slow for Others one
anada lambs % n sne5aSs s sSa 81 comG SoGd
good sheep 81 75af2 so choice 81 co. no good wether'
here; Gull sheeP 5scasl per cwt r o,c,,.-R.csp,.
200 head steady Common 70 extra steers IS p
ass sock-rs and feeders Sass 81 cows and bulls
% Somdn 0 to c ssTy liked n
ceips 1000 head market steady Inferior to choice 81
LOUIS Aug 25Ccattie-Receipts 100 head; market
changed Texas steers. g 90; cows s2gs2 81 calves
enough on hand to-day to make respectable market.
All the good heavy sold at s. 60 good Light nomnay
Sheep~Rec.pts, 227 head market dull Southwest 81 s.
East Liberty. Aug 25-cattle-Receips light, good
grades strong: common grades slow prime; cogs' =,
s9 Ssass 4o fair light steers 50 2oa$s Hogs
marSet slow Unchanged Phadephias IS s5d<5 So best
% ,a 81 soo% lows TO ia as.
rough sows g 25g!4 rs shespsnppiy light extra sSa
81 yearlings, 81 Joass; lambs s2a$S' veal CAVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

places production Of the Mcclure well at 100 barrels
daily This IN. first well Of the gas belt 70 snow
OIL In paying Quantities go.
The exports Of crude refined. etc. from The rnItsd
States ending Angus; Il were 2As56,o Eai-
Ions January $40 i2f >i3 gallons rms An
Increase OF T3 gallons compared with the cor
responding period OF last year. -. -.
The partial pipeline returns from august 70 y 'onar-
tiers 20 the e3il inclusive were "a follows;
Runs Deliveries. deliveries. charferv
go, g ,.r sav 10 sSi e4Gse 2sT9f S3.962
Refined petroleum was unchanged =, SIS cen,s gal
lon IN barrels bulk and 635 cents In easss
a, New York 3io cents In barrels and 2o cents IN
hnis a, Philadelphia Crude oil was quoted at cents
gallons and 3 - in bulk and naphha AT 30 cen"
gallon .-,,Ao,, a, i2sS
,-s,cs rsr zoo kos Antwerp 40 MARKS per ~ shos
a. p-.ur.n ard sxG3sd. per imperial gallon al Lnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-A rather quiet market Is
character OF day ba, the sales made indicate that
full prsss are rns We gncte ,r hTs SsSiT
ssSss S2 ke f5 to ss S Porto ee
2ja3Gc syrupssugar ordinary TO common 9nl5c; faiI
go2 tgi,f prime 70 eRoe s ssS bs ,urpenn
1892 bbs: tar 5a7 bills spirits turpentine was dull
s e0fs 'o sosa ai aS61sd o, 5S
oIFrmness predomnates in the marke ios eos co
paravey scarce while there be little better
Sees T rST nf no sha 9 Of lara
or inseed oils which steadily held at former PTes
p wn q@ crude ooe sas24e Of Crude
prime summer white &c. butter oil. 3ia3sc lard OIL ga
Ssc; lnseed OH American raw SAC; American boiled ''
|ocEAN FRE1GHTs-There little or nothing doing
arsrence Willie on the other hand the freight men saw
that useless to attempt 10 10 ad yss,erday
We're %e qa saii!'E v s2%.H. s I'D
werp lad; Hotte m 4c Hamburg 30 pigs cotton 70
epo LEI cqk for orders !. sa gran od CHAR
TERsThe general market remains queS a a, tons cot
septemsr October British steamer losS tons Ss cd
snsber 70 british steamer 1850 cotton
Liverpool sss 3D. Havre or Bremen hsnSe s 20 Calcutta
&c. ship cor general carsG hence Ssna TO va" British
sos September October; Dutch ship 300 Dbl,
pnf British Ssk So Ss
depha TO United Kingdom. private terms i',ia" a.
aG tons rosin and spirits Charleston to Cork for
Pc 6d and IS sd respectively: British schooner u1e
Bridgewater. s. TO Las Pamas 90 % co go
bark lumber. Pensacola TO Buen9s nyres az scbomer
coal phiIadepha to Matanzas 81 80; schooner unoeI
Rings Ferry To Curacao SO 5 river towage ana POT
goane and hack from second port TO port north o %
Uatteras Iogwood $500 and port charges sCnooe 900
tons general cargo hence to Pont-a-fetrr, Sl,-V
schooner logwood PAX to New YORK or fnils
So ;sa%S sc Sg cea
sonve zoe and discharged two schooner coal fnlia
PhIadepha to bangor. Csc schooner sand Philadelphia
"pRovisIoNs-Mar quiet but firm. .PORK.MssIr
ket hr sales 100 bbs Mess SS.ed o at osS ne
siSasis 80 BEEFMas.t 9Tet' fami{ na, :o ness
and at Chicago s21 DRESSED HoGs-MaIIkheIt nrm
l0ob quoted at 7%c and the Who'll range a al sc fcr
10 TO ia 10 Picked shouders-Marke firm closing at
67t07c Picked hams-Market closing at lt1g ii7c
TALIOW-Market dull. closing at DC : :SIEAMiN = =.
inrd LARB-Market hrm closing s1oc bid sl5c asked
city INC; refined. S.45c fer Continent and S'oc ior
South compound G'sc; options closed at so'c
nominal for September -, -. a..
RIGA limited demand was reported to-day but the
market s about steady at old prices as follows: Caro-
lima and Louisiana. common to ordinary asaosc; low
5ihafssc; extra head GG6iac: Java Ransoon. 4tg4se:
Japan. 4ssQ4tc; Patna, 4h@oi.c; Ransoon 4a41c' 90
in bond 2Q2kc. . -,,. vary srr,
with sales of 81 sos bags and 1000 bags cuba
nj 3Nc for 90 cenrfugas 3c asked for 50 muscovados
and &c asked 50 molasses sugar The LONDON market
is quiet steady for Java quoted lbs 3D. far
fning lis Cd dull and rather easier August quoted
i2s "a: next MONTH lis Cd. There very good de-
mand for refined sugar advance OF c all around
which puts prices the basis of &c for graduated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

and Eastern i4,c spring geese l2c' squads
PER dozen. 81 2JGSc -.
GAME-Only Light call for the moderate fresh Re-
c~pts dealers generally having sors s0cs on .tre n
quote; Grouse rer pair -0d9nc; partrdses 81 ~
woosicockr Jo-6tI. yenson frozen. Per 70 ~
HAY AND sTRAW-Market very fuh ior ~, sIans,s
below strictly prime. Ncv selling - less man ia sra-
grade. We ~vote Hay. prime. De- l,o 70, - s,9
No No l. 556T5c DO shippinr 90. 40 ,n5. ~ SO
do clover mixed t0Gslc, do clover. $3.50. lf-
straw long 5Oa5jc 10 short aT oat straw Adtoc-
POTATOES AND MOUNTAINEERING steaay-
Sweets quiet and unimp-oved Onions ssaly 'or .ni.
quality Cucumber pickles very dull and Low Ioin- -
1,'y-o,.s exceof fancy Acme etc which are less
oeny Cauinovers steady FOR fancy quality Otner
.ahies sh1U it'll. change. We quote I.tato-. l-lhs
island per hbl 81 1882 do Jersey 81 -asl 80 sc
,o,atoss I'll 75TS2 onions white pcklins ,.lSS
a. ia-ve ssGS4 20. do Eastern red and yellow - 80
81 -: DO orange County. si6tl so; oauow-'s 80
tomatoes per box 3o93: DO common Sn aSa 10
cc,rnh@r pickles per 90 5Oc6si: lima beans r Tag
81 5Ods2 2j green peas. sia$2 tgrn,p,. Pc n@r a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore. Aug 2S-Fiour dull unchanssn; saei ss
56a.c: september 56A g56i1c December. osSs"'S
steamer No sac bid milling wheat ny sainple 90
stock oos 6lI bush sales go 600 bush Sorn dn'
.po SIC bid Southern white corn 0onolc' 40 Neno",
tSaeoc stock. 1855 bush sales 1000 bush, oats Ats
quiet; No 2 white Western 36sa3'c; No mlseu . 90.
S4Gs5c stock i5O.952 hush Rye higher; No = SIC,
stock O62 bush. Cotton quiet: middling. nc Egs
arm l5dI51c. Sugar strong and active; grahuia'ed'
s. O6
Boston Aug 25-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Corn
Quiet and scarce quiet and steady shorts quiet
Provisions firm Butter quiet but firm; Northern cream
ery o4d24sc: Western. 22isQ23isc. Cheese hrm pest
Northern. 9izGloc. Eggs firm
Buffalo Aug 2T-Sprng wheat-Duluth spot and I
dull limits old firm: new. nc lower; sales; 49, 49,
spring, 4c Chicago september clos
ing No spot. da%c No Northern Chicago oy,.e
No l hard c 1 T. 64i,c: do 5thc; No Northern. c
&C: do new 65i.c: winter wheat hrmer for rel whe
lower sales No red 53izc; do old. otc' 10
long berry 5sc No l white. soc on track corn
easier: demand light: sales. cars No yellow osg
5sac: IL 90 bush No corn. 5ssa5sAc closing: No :
yellow sac 5sc in store: no track offerings
oats opened weak: offerings liberal. closed strong no :
white 3sisc; No white 34i1e; No mixed g. g. on
track sales IS No white 3513oi4c; D 90 .s,'ss'
Is cars. No mixed. S2as2hc Rye-Demand SOW; 20 =
Sic asked Flour in fair request STEADY ana IN
changed Mil feed active and strong offerings very sn
unchanged. Canal freights steady; wheat S.c 'on &c
IN Ork
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug 25-Co;,on steady: mddins oeics:
low r,,ddlins 65-isc: good ordinary si-icc net ana
gross receipts Az bales. all CROP sales 'S2 bales;
stock 1919 bales.
Norfolk Aug 23.-cot,on steady; middiins o>c' 10"
,nsane s5-i6c; good ordinary Sac; net and gross re-
.,p. I, bales exports coastwss - bales sales, IN
bales, stock 2o7s bales.
savannah. Aug 25.-Co,ton quiet: middling o'sci io~
rldilne s1c gsd ordinary. sac: new cotton ise low
net receipts. bales including ~ new crop gross
o7 bales exports cuastwise 3s bales sales 30 bales;
stock. :. IA bales.
orleans. Aug 25-Cot,on cute, and steady; good
mlddlne q 1916; middlinr exc. low Tddhne osc:
3io bales crop. sss bales exports COAST
Wise ss7 bales: sales, 80 bales stock 2eoSe bales
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r,,.popr.x peoprcE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug Is 2 D. m-Deef-Extra mess nm ~
7ss Cd prime firm SIS 3D. P9rS-rln1e =, mo- 80
Western prime firm az lis 30: DO medium hrnl AZ %
Cd Hsms-Short cut about II 10 ~ duil AZ % %
Bacon-Cmberand cut. abou; 2s 20 30 10 an'i ~ o.
short rb abo,, % n dull ios: long clear mi91ieS
4J 10 dull 30 III long and short Gear ~ -,
ahouf 81 n duh at Shouders-About i 70 il 10
steady Al as Cd Cneese-American finest white end
col 9red Arm at as Tal0x-prime city nominal. t''
tonseed OIL Liverpool refined. steady at rs SpI
turpert line firm al 2s Cd RcsInCommon dnn az - %"
Iari-Prme Western spot firm at 3ss. W nea.-.sso'
- ,ynte- steady a. a. I'D No red spring steaoy al
As Sd Flour-s Louis fancy winter STEADY az o. y.
Corn-Nred spot firm st IS ID; Angus "a
Is I'D September dull IS 100: October GU! Al - "
Hops at London. Pacific Coast steady at t-1i"
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York Angus, &c. 1874.
The oil market continues strong and the daily
deliveries point increase in the reduc
for the month Of August. There is little
speculative the market and the cash dealings
are light, There no developments In the field outside
the strike the Mcclure farm
In Greene County, Penn The recent Information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

market for Brazil cohee on spot II stii
n' ans SS al. Sas'' nf 3r '' Tor '' 40
MEAT ass dealings " the Ou asking p ns
for the and Tor the time being the deS sss
vac: s, sS .pns p sS 0 sS a F 81
X sspS S .a ass Ss. % IS
1. steady salss 'cs ess at % S SEG,fd
s.Sse, nra IN; ~ whites 81 &c. yellow
& 1881 ssssl,c & ssss s1 'Ss sSSI' ese
city, ps o rye oil meal sI 2 sSSin chop %
tribe today little local buying but more largely on
dealer. to bid up prices The foreign markets
in ENGLAND but the nc WAS @ sn
due weather but no,wthstandins hrmer market
sa ~ no me EXPORT Sn' demand exports
s U bush 0r The ' preSa
and coo bush for the corresponding week last year
isss1S sSTrs.PoaaSs time i
time past has been and the demand for wheat for
,ssdns pgrposs Ts inquiry S seems to be and
feeding quaises Of wheat confirm the statements
more than corn for feeding stock Private letters from
All over the country particularly where corn Is short
Of corn is upward Of 1900 900 bush day in the United
Sumption ." Of we c ens q S
only would %a maS s9e eps the sp Wheat crop
the interior There ncresse IN The receipts me
r
bush nearly all against 2l1si3 bush year
winter 24& bush against 2i2 IIa bush seSbcard
cepss 227 72G bush against 4'e26 bush total LOGO I5
Sss 0o6 bush The close fairly steady i.Ga.c
ADVANCE and the curb the steady feeling has
tinued September selling &c 20 59c closing SOC
sshed Cash wheat very dull There local
srouyy and only loads reported for export Of
~, D red on private At the close No . red
nnet A. NC under September store: September closed
~ ssllc re Scptem b. ahoat hard
0,c over September delivered No Northern. 7isc
oysr - .CORN-The market for showed quite a
,ts nproyement to-day although the volume
sc,,ons was small. The seemed TO be due little
s.i buytng and covering b. shorts The offer
nss were and the bull party was thus enabled
&c ne, advance On the curb the better feeling was
Continued December selling at 3!sc closing 37So Cash
corn was dull loads of No were reported early
90. he,d AT nc September. equivalent 10 6i-sc
r.v.r.d Receipts Oh the interior have shown
GOOD Increase this week. and estimates on the visible
shov hut little change from last week. "Bradsircet's
sxnorfs the last week were 10000 BUSH against '>Op
Snsh Tor The corresponding time las; since July
they have been 2O2S 900 bush against ilo'oVn bush
!. year -. OATS-The market fcs oats was quiet
M, sonewbat frmer Tone In sympathy with the I'M
rsoxsr,sn, which ruled wheat and corn. There Was
Very ,e sp<culatve interest and not much de'na nd
-, sro property The movement OF oats has shown a
in receipts at interior points the last week
And liberal gain visible supply was estinatei for
Monday The Of cash oats reported were svo ousn
No mixed q ssic: 1000 ssh No White at se 49,
1900 track white. SS3f2c. and xooo ousa uaeS
--'->h ct SSi@ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27
FURNISHED ROOMS.

WEST 3iST-ST Handsomely furnished
rooms. suites: singly. parlor floor suit
ably for doctor, private club or business.
Is WEST 3JTH-ST. Desirable furnished
rooms for two or three gentlemen. refer
ences.
29TfsT.. II EAST.-six light rooms.
parlor rror. en- suite or single. one 10
three rooms. second floor. bachelor quar-
ters. modern improvements; convenient 10
hotels and clubs.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

SEVERAL 2 and 4-sto-y houses. west side.
$1,000 10 81 900. STEVENS. Columbus
ave. cor. 93d-st.
TO RENT.-G West 91th-st.. handsome
basement and subcellar four story house
decorated perfect order: rent SLIGO. pos
session MAY list. Inquire on premises be-
tween II and 4. or OF owner. CHARLES
BUEK. Columbus-aye.. corner 12d-si.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT MANUFACTURERS wholesale p-i-es,
Trunks travelling Tags. ladies sitrb1gs.
o.--ciisrs uocEethooEs so!e-ieather
,-,s,ss vaIisPs dreSs-suit ces-- and lea ~ e.
goods Oil reliable house II CHARLES
S1HWARTZ % 4th-av-.. near sth-si-
WHAT HAVE YOU 20 exchaage Tyr two
ssts nee Cabinet Encyclopedia vols.
In box. costing cloth binding. So. leather.
81. Address DIAMONDS. IFiSine Oi'ic-.
ADvERTIsE,iENTs a:;o suBscRip.
TONS FOR yiIE NEW-loRk ThlB,
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2t2 Broadway.
"a floor north OF Thirty-hrst-st-. and ADJ
VrRTrsEMESrS At the following Branch
OSices "a Eiehtn-ave.. go Thirt-ave:
corner Fn-ty-seven.h-st. i5s East Forty
sev.nth-s,. eorn,- Thirt-ave.; $50 East
i2s,h-s, near Thrd-sv. or Third-avs.
West Forty seccac St. iec columss-svs
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A.-FOR SAIE.-G5 West 91th-st four
story basement and subcellar. 10 large
rooms. price only s2i 600. Apply within. Or
TO owner. CHARLES BUCK. Columbus
ave. corner I2d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lcsth-st.-
p-ice: send for clrculsr. ATLAS M
PPOvEMFNT CO. Is broadway.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

AT PELHAM MANOR. houses containing
light and ten rooms. reuts. $40 10 $500
per year. selling price given. with terms
10 suit. Address r. II. HUDSON, 23l 9th
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sAI.E.-pony that Is well broken and
r-l!ab,e for children. Address lE. .. :.
Jackson. r. o. Box l6l. Jamaica l. L
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurntsh ed.

To LET in the palhou.ie. 40 to rs West
5eth-st.. fronting Central PARK, very
choice apartments. 10 and 10 rooms eacn :
house absolutely nreproof and without
sunerior as A home for families. Please
apply to the janitor.
5TH-AvE.. l.04s. cor s6th-st-hlegaina'
APARTMENT. facing park; only $40.
NIXON 20 Broadway.
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DREsSNIAKING.

DREsSMAKING.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAkING: imported
fashions; hotel orders o., short notice;
goods purchased II desired: mocerate
prices Mrs. MELROY. A. East llLh-st..
between Broadway and University Pace:
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING from s. tail
or-maie. also reception. evening. dinner.
bail and theatrical dresses: NJ and Work
guaranteed tho niting Innings or tedious
fittings. DRESSMAKING PARLORS. -
East 2Dth-st. near Broadway.
COyTURIERE FRANCAIsE.-Mne. An
eer<on. les West i1ih-si.. formerly with
Stern s.-Specialties. fancy waists. street
and dinner costumes. short notice; ladies'
materials made. summer prices.
DRESSES MADE in frst-class manner;
very moderate prices. noiiste recently
moved 70 suburbs calls attention q SUI
frrAan residents Address Madame kEl-
Mold. : Faiiam Place.
AKER.-Undsrstands cutting and
fitting wishes = 20 out oy N. day or
week. s. ~>ek. Call Mrs. WINTER. ~
East Cth-.t-
DRESsMAKER. Artistic dfessnaker first
class inter. desire. more engagements.
CITY or country. terms moderate; highest
references. n. ID sih-aye.
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WORK WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Ea1e.
BrTLER.-speaks French. English. 81;
willing, sober. usefui; care first floor: I'M
derstands his duties: frst-class references
city or country. PIEDNOEL. l42 West
2Uth-st.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By first-class
all around man. thoroughly understands
the care OF horses. fine carriages; best city
references. country preferred. Address T.
A.. 235 East 6ist-st.
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Market closed dull unchanged 10 points net advance
compared With Yesterdays closing prices Transferribe
sales to-day and last night as oically reported For
spot market quiet; nddng upiands. &c; middlng gulf
no which IN unchanged compared with yesterdays clos
Ing
Liverpool cahes-spot cotton small inquiry; sales. COG
bales speculation and 500 bales. American 1000
BALES receipts 800 bales American 500 bales; mdding
nplands 1921 Futures opened steady. partially 1G4d
ADVANCE closed quiet without further change. August,
30 to $50; August September s4es September October
Bass October November 34S 349 November December
s4es $40 TO $50: January February
April May 1855 356 statistical position of cotton
n made this s'lhrnnicle asf ouls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-27

COFFEE-The local market opened a partial advance
OF ten points and closed at the advance on a very
moderate business European markets higher and
Brasil unchanged. In this market exchange go
bags December for November took place twenty points
difference Hamburg reported advance OF l4Giz pfg.
follows: August 7s75; September. $40; October.
Havre market Y franc higher: August closing at 9s
francs September DC 25 October $780, November. so;
December Rio cables steady; prices nominal:
change quoted unchanged at eS receipts 1900 bags;
cleared for the United States 1000 bags: Rio stock
$4,000 bags Santos market steady and unchanged at
i60QO reis receipts 1900 bags: stock 321 600 bags
cleared from Santos steamer Nasmyth with
closed quiet at unchanged prices 10 10 points
advance. Sales were 3, $50 bags follows:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country

Country.
AGENCY for Mon;clair. Residences. all
kinds for sale or rent: furnished houses
Ti,BBS A TAYLOR s Bcekman-st.. ~. Y.
JRANGE. y. Real estate ~ all s'a-
lions nm 10 Morristowr and Bernarls-
Vile. Edw. p. Hamilton & Co. 90 Bway.
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aiding futures ranged as 70.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull The
feeling steady and prices unchanged. No spring
wsest No spring VIA - Sco os y ao sst sS
No 4si.c bid. No barley 3315S'.c No haSseed
81 "a prime timothy seed s. 20 nominal mess PORK per
Dbl si3 joGsi3 So: lard, per 100 n H12,r short RIBS
ST. soas6 62>z clear sides boxed g c<' 10 whs
loaf & 81 rr,nuated Is r. standard "a 81 per bb
on the Produce Exchange ,o-day the butter market was
i!Gi9c Errs were Ann fresh stocks. i3ec dozen.
Cincinnati. Aug 25-Ficur-sprng patent. s. 35ns5 49,
fancy 81 65GS3 DO family. 81 fs2 90 winter wheat
patents g s3es:so laney 5; 2?as2 49, famy ga
light: market sctive: mixed ear 3tae. yellow ear. J6c
No mixed, SIC: No yellow. Sc: No white sc
Oats quiet: No mixed. Bic: 10 2 do, Sii.c sample
white 3.c: No white. SIC. rork-Sslrs city mess
siS IS clear mess sIs I3 family pork 4 clear family
si5 Lard steady sales steam saf ,c kettle dried and
sides SEC short clear sides SIC. Whisky firm: sales
I'll bbls al 81 y
stronger under % favorable European
vices and maintained advance until the close De-
cemhsr opened 55sc and closed sec VIII cash
september below. In the sample market car % No
hard winter sc. and cars Of No at the
fS+ Cn.ln ,'y ass sa sTs 10 e. Siss
n 3 <si,c al track Corn IN demand with noier-
az ar.r,ngs: No 2. Sc: No > ,5i.c track. oats
T-aker ard i>lsc lower with rood demand y white.
sai f13t.c. No white. 30. G33-c: No =. 3la3sc No
sic on track Rye steady. with good demand No l. slc.
No Joc. Flour quiet tran stssit p middiinss sld
i've feed SIS ordinary middlngs. si+ 1;esi3
market to-day little trading was done Inc VIZ
rote. with wheat market rather W sntsiactorf
condition September closed yesterday al "5c opehei
thi. morning save. kept within nsrroE range so
s4ac opened this morning AT sac and closed al $40
wheat steady prices being ps~eteaH' 'he same
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

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Male.
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rE TRADE N CHICAGO

Chicago Aug &c CspecaD Wheat dragged up % within
fifteen minutes q close yesterday then II got over