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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nv l.Ih. VI" -. - ,',,b
D> iirh, .irl'r generally held A. 81 a. do'n,st.e
% wsa ,5n, "a Grn R,a fincy IN ,ciG suppl, and
'~ry nfm COM mia lima hrn ~ - re, 1,ii M
supply Gr~"n peas TO- snt,.. ,uIa} an
nr ,~o car On ~ VA f,s h Of s3 ,1h pea.
reat.,eiy cut. uri nrIny ~. ~ c,s,imr 81
m-.'is ~ ns' ,s ~ s. tSs2 &c. H. S~i ~
f,rnA es-n s. '5u,20 o. i'resr marrG% 8 pa
as - Gr.c' pe'r. DDS. Ift nn'" y ''"S' i''' W.
'1S;, . IH"' ~ "a a.. 6ssag enon.~i .!, mark
~ al Kinds " quote. 'rrain", - ~ - 40 ",rs,
ira 10. 81 go cr''' i.as IN 'r i ,',, m
voices l''tniN'tc. u" l"gip,E S,a,- '', ,o,s III
- Imitation cr,nm,il ,.6, a., ,i',ls o., nds
Slitc actor nsn' Jsnr 9i To-, 70 "''' e sn
make nr'a i4ditsc DO ,le' current make "''''' nc
CHEEsr- Basine~s ~ docks TO-DAY wns 10Y iisht
W. quote STATE factor, tull cram l,se - ,'.!, t
g.. ." common 60 faif 7aN'- D. ~m." .'i- ,'n'' .H
r. do common g. elgi.c 100 PM' ,e 'r. ,s,
EGGs Ano'h"r 't.sn,. N ffr'h .rS la e." u ,
s ss ,' y 2sGl, , Ss,. W. Grr e-,as
@y,rasc bc,, -. ioc vc'-rr ami south"e,trfm SOD
EXP 80 s' I"r es lss slGs2 poor 80 '' ~ ~
DRIED FRI lrS-v~r lite ing IN '-, }'ai i,.,,@
iA.ed choic, isqiS'.c. - common - prac. lori2'c
drir rrr~i North Carolina >rIo.. r'spurfies "'a.o
!a'ei o',ai7c chce. -, iipi:s e@sur!i- i't "a.
TO- in bas.
qGe o ona l,5 i3r 1 ,,r2r F rlc
nrs ~" fr"Hs , 81. f,r i r.ars sio anI he ~n
cra mark, w.stcr " quote Argie, lI,snA /. ny
@ssc s , ). & do 20 %. as Ggs d" AMI p
S.cGs 81; Uh a s c r@pcs Vms@a and o.6
Tenn' nr". va o Tsr J" i, SS' Msranl and ba
%orc Ware Ma r Eariy 5aac do nprs champion sgS3(
~ 5,S 81 r,rs far,i,,, V,rgtn, Sn.i box siSe do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
FZETA WILL BE ARRESTED.
REGULATIONS ALSO.

THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM WILL BE HEARD
RY THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
WASHINGTON Aug 13-General Ezeta and the three
other Salvadoran refugees board the United States
shin Remington will be arrested on United states
Government warrant the arrival OF that Vessel
at San Francisco The warrant was delivered 10
DR. Guzman, the Salvadoran Minister. on SATURDAY
In compliance with the terms of the extradition
treaty between the United States and the govern
ment he represents. Its issue was an entirty per
functory performance, following the recognition OF
Salvador by the President TWO weeks ago. and does
not in any way signify the surrender OF kzeta 10
his accusers simply transfers the case under me
law from the State Department 10 the Ihited
States Courts.
The warrant charges Eze,a with robbery In fore
ibly securing so-cal.ed loan from a Salvadorian
banking institution and of the ernbezzlement OF
nuhlIc money The evidence in support OF these
charges WIFI be presented to the United States Court
IN California and II. in the opinion Of the Court.
E:zefa and his friends guilty. they Will be de-
iyered as prisoners the Sdivadorian authorities.
I,r Cuzman has instructed the Consul OF salvador
~ San Francisco to secure counsel and prepare for
the prosecution notifying him that the warrant Is
on inc way 10 him and that the Bennington Will
ders 10 this effect from the Navy Department have
been sent 20 Captain Thomas, OF the Benalng on.
II is expected that Ezeta's attorneys. who are al
ready In San Francisco. will oppose the arrest OF
General Ezeta and ask for writ Of habeas corpus
on the ground that he has been detained several
months on the Bennington against his will. and in
Violation law. there being charges against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
WITH TIE DARING ANIMALS IN Ihh A"N"'

Sig. Bari. the trainer of the SIBERIAN p."',
the HageDbcck Arena Company at Mahhd''""
Beach VINO was badly injured by one oi Ms noN'"S
hears three weeks ago returned TO his WORK yes
terday afternoon for the first time since the a'"
Tn, large audiences at the afternoon an" e''"
in,, performances went wild over the boxing httcn
between Barrl and one % me bodts, IT, oniir,
fcats Of the brutes well received. ne 'II'''
kept on the alert wondering what the ahiihAs VIII
=, ncyt one does not ordinarily expect To So
savage beasts OF the forest ana jungle mace 10 vi
f1rm wonJrous tricks. such A. riding horSehdck.
walking tight ropes and drawing one another anou'
in chario,s and jumping hurdles; nor 40 thcF *
prci 10 see their keepers and trainers 90 mo uc
cage with them Yet they do these things every
day Animals which were any ore else To % mo
are daily made by the mental power ol t'e,F
trainers to 60 through performance that mas at
tractcd huge crowds. -. ,.n,o,,
Professor Darling who appears az the afternoon
performances with his five monster Nuban Hons scts
a great deal OF attention. and his caring act 81
driving three Of the Hons. hitched To charlol' am
finally his feat in lying down on the group are I'M
eauaed Mr. Mehrmanns famous group OF seven
animals lions. tigers bears lcolafcS anu JOE
al together in cage in periect harmony. lvti,l
a remarkable contrast while =. Pcnj"s feat win
the riding iOncss. Helena. who rides me herni.lui
white horse Columbus. is worth COINS mics 10 Sc
There are three performances each day. al - ana
al s p. m. They all largely attended. ana me
monkey paradise is also Mecca for the crowds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Aug u 5SpecIaD Wheat opener a,
frlct5na! decline continued weak for an hour' ,h'"
recovered ~ loss and closed where Il opened sep
i.,,ber opened at jihc. sold between "sHo'c ana
closed at 5;s.a5i.c December vas &c over 'ao'eS
w.r- .ow.r The receipts. soS cars. we're enormously
our 3D.. .xnec,,,ion Their. was cOse sympathy
with ;hc decline In corn The c.os!rg rally vas OF
the reported taking II about 10000 bushels Tor eN-
nor, l, Xew-York ard s., Louis New-iork coy
.~.i [, lot ~ short wheat here am rather 8ed IN
me lllvarca toward the close. -,
corn opened weak on the ra.n II reoo,er.i a..
rs mss hae1re .he close ana Tor some DELIVERIES
art 81, sod between y AMI 5oi.c and closet al &c
san,e,,her opered AZ -oisc soll between ol%c ana
-, ami closed at $50 TIE break -ary vas on
r-oSassi1nal selling IN the expectation mar West
I'm .,uys would be e.ampslc but the country on
no decline hourh, rather than 500 very sma"
car lois tended 10 strengthen Septemh r. ana IN that
NV I'D affs-, The entire lis There are increasing
si.ns Il September man!p ailon Oais Were me
wr,k,.s, ting on :he door broke early ana IL not
we're enormous local receipts. 06 cars. the est-
mate FOR Tuesday 2W cars.
Provisions were strong. indepen 'entIN strong
They maintained themselves when corn was weak
md they "A lvanced when corn ia. A. the cose pork
how , Al advance OF Toe, ard % @ia % lee rIo'
~ ~, q DC The especial strength of Septsnoer
rib. was Iuc 20 ,he covering or some or me
wa on continued increase of outside specnation
and growing faith hat hogs VII nave 70 reach a
plrlfv with corn TD-doys hogs were S"J. Inc
estimate FOR Tuesday. 1902
on The curb puts on september wheat were 54asc:
cas- j5tc Puts On May corn were ole; calls, 5i'se.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
OTHER NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Aug S-Cattle-Receps last o ba,d nof for
iO time last week $40 head consigned thro9gs s
800 head. 10 New-fo 5@p heani U' 1.-Two hutch
~ r 20: sock steady while common and others wery
2l, Toe lower: market closed duil ana wan az hest
h,,chers fat stock with bulls fui' &c OWL oe ca
pyv s,orrs 81 C02s So good shipping - Sys4 ~ ~
Jar to medium 50 Sn 81 2o ish anu 1 % tn fagr 10
GOOD fat cows 81 25as3 Old 81 9@2 fat ou,s a per
& Is choice heavy, S0S % fiesh ccents last
81 hour. 1850 head total for week thus fsT c6r
head for sane "a t 15 had .sS to ScwYork 500 head
M sao . 80 head market opened steady i9r OIL
ffd grad Su wbe rTassers were slow and weak *
Yrkers cornfed &, j0ltE 90. grassy - "p S - 90.
medus ana Ink mxe' PS@s; g. Sheep and lambs
Wcrsin,s last "a hours 500 head total ior T " ,o
nu1 ''rsignei through ? 40 head marke, 9pensd
steady for best lambs lower FOR oInSsS' Nth several
I, ~ sheen unsoid: extra lambs, 81 @gS o. VIZ" ~.
low AZ 81 50: good AaA 3D. light to tar. % -oa
~ one aeef Sr caHaa q good export and
T@hcrs 81 gaf3 g. good mixed shee? 3 -'uS"'
'I' 5ion stock Yards Chicago, Aug. l2mcattle re-
copts 1900 Market steady tor Eoott go. stock
mon rafy ia GSmms" sEiFi cows and bulls 81 ?5
s. q calves 754a25 oSs receip's 10 ~ choice
KT, o1 e %, choice assorted s. 3CS 3; light
81 gous5 %. pigs. N25JH<3 10 SherP .,lsS ambs
Mark, firm. Inferior TO choice Si@S' 49, ''"''
louis. Aug DCattle receipts 81 aixS suP Ipts
OBJ II. af
Witch sofa steady prices about the SUPPLY ePRPPiSads
rSo,,gh nee was not much improvement IN
Price the marker was very strong Snd aU' r;g;
E'+ive steers s. paN Is; cows and nel,ers' - '0a
a. Texas steers s. Is; CONS 81 ;o' sss3 r. H T6s
~. e.nts 2g-5 Market active ana S,,ed.tS, Ii
nualitv Il the offerings to-day was good th| pEin
SD at s. ia $ -. AMI the top 8 o. Us pAt ~
~" L.sf heavy and butcher grades. h"aHy, 20 ~
& 3d. mixed &aS -; light s. ieas' % Sneep; bo re-
ceints NJ There only iew Rooi 20 't y, ~
lambs onerel Native. 81 I5as2 %. siocKers' S-''
lambs, w Sr ~ Aug 1a-Catte receipts were
liberal: about i2o cars sale: market opening STOW
=. "A shad. lower prices: few good cattle on sdlS5
mostly common grades Prime, ~r a 81 goat Ssf
a. go ~, falr light steers 81 i0d3 Is. good fat COWS
and he,fers s. i0g3 10. bulls stays and p2 seo S
cows q 5Od3 ~. fresh COWS and sprlngers, s-"uf "
Hogs-Rcceipts Of hogs fair about - , emrS on
salc. demand only fair; market slow az loIIo~,ins
~icas philadelphias s. coos S. best Workers 20 %
a. 3: common to fair Workers y va, w. p ls,b
sows s.o45O Sheep supply liberal about 10 cars n
an s1le. demand only fair and opened 1u!. anu nn
,''uv o. c.uts lower than last week Extra - va
z a. good 81 6oG2 90 fair Sn2 ~, common DJ ,
vearllngs 81 .5u3 ~: lambs. S2u5 NJ, yeai calves
4 sDI5 b. heavy and thin calves. = 3'b5 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14

,o,,,d,.t helm that After the sarpent was dohe ,r
look him out put him plate pepPer Sari '' ~
over soshed a little vinegar on MN. an :, rrntest
uork NV stomach kinder bumped up III pn,it,c5
W the first bite but the second IL G, uge1
down and received the snake with eVldeh'
ton 49,, ...or, under my
THE next day had another sarPe in,, ITO formed
..lt and the DAY after that, and so on uni -
ucrfec, passion for snake fries Thar am no ,"
on earth thats any better than me- ma sonrreis
is ,oothsome C'uais is awful nice, young cnNhn.'
is not to be sneezed a-but none Of EN- hs
IT, ,,Inr;s fiesh looks good deal Ike cnlcKvh'
ana when us fryin the odors Of IT. is never
vourc chicken fryln'. I tell you. you Won NJ ~
krow frst-class eatin until you farn Ike me- ''e
elories OF a rattiesnake feast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug 35 ? m-lieefmESt IRA india SH,.
prime mess Western fine steady at SIS 3D. do
medium steady at SIS 81. Hams-S Short cut: about
/, tn rs n steady at sos 81. Bacon-Cumberlani
c about Is to 30 H. firm at Sss short rib about %
n, firm AZ SSs. long clear mddles. about u To- firm
~ Az a. ong and short clear mii1es. about 81 III.
firm at 3is Gl Shouldcrs-About II to is ID. steady
at 3is Chee,e-Amcrcan finest white and colored.
stendv al Us Talow-irime city. dull at 23s Cot
tonscSd oil Liverpool refined. firm al BIS. Spirits OF
turpentine. Guu at 2ls 9l Rosin-Common, steady
n, Rs III Iard-prime Western spot. firm AZ BIS 81.
Wbcat 30 red winter steady at Is III. No red
spring steady at Is 81. Flour-st Louis fancy
,,tintnr firm at 81 Oh. Corn-MiNel Western spot,
Hrm at IS I'D. August. duh at Is lod; September,
ir n Is Oh; october. duh q; Is 81. Hops nj Lon
dnn pacific Coast-steady at f20t3 Receipts Of
wheat for the last week from Atlantic ports, 6slOo
n,iarters. from Pacific ports 5000 quarters: from
other sources 5000 quarters Receipts Of American
corn for the last week, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 13.-Flour quiet; Western super
s. 70T$l 9o do extra. S2u$2 80; do family. '"nH2 ."
WINTER wnca; patent. g 10: spring 90, IS ora
IS 10: do straight. s. l5H$3 5o sales 20, Dds hea'
$40 G55c: September 80 ,155'sc 'ece nher 100,
steamer No red 52d52l.c milling, by Sample, '"f
5Glsc: stock Si0.o0J bush: sales. 4n3Wo bush 'oIn
weak: mixed spot ana month DC bld, southern 'iH
quiet and inactive: No white Western. @sn zoe Nc !.
mixed DO G6U%6i.c stock. 5000 bush Rye quiet No
, 4Gc hid: stock 800 bush. Hay firm NirSl' cram
freehte s'ca lier shade higher Cotton quiet, inG'
dlings. &c Provisions active ana Su"he' H'SS
pork So 20: bulk shoulders. Sc short rib and cieti
sides $50, Sugar-cured shoulders J4c, mans, Sihl
lr,c: large 1870; lard &c. Butter firm; creamery;
23r lade Gdl7c store packed. l2ulic. Eggs. gooi
demand l4c Coffee firm. l5i.c Sugar strong 81 y.
q BOSTON Aug lS.-Flour quiet and unc hanged.
corn scarce. but lower. oats lower Tor new Shoi
quiet. Provisions firm. Butter steaiy but que:
Northern dairy. lsHl9c. Cheese siea'y' PCS No -
ern Sl.G9c: Western Sc. Eggs firmer; Eastern, i
NlSc Western. l5dl6c.
Buffalo. Aug l3.-Sprine wheat opened easy
closed stronger for No. hard; spot IN lgh .,, %c-
mand: I dull: sales. ears No. ! hard o@A.c'
Zoo bush No ! Northern. Gle. 100 bush do Ch.-
cago 59i.c spot; closing No hard sp''. Iic' 40
@ 63I.c: No Northern spot. 6lA4c: % !. 'I';
Winter wheat strong ior NO : req -to9I ueinail
for feeding purposes Is cars sold At 5rn5di2c car
fr!ner: No . yellow. 59sc No ? corn. o'"s', st9ic
sale: Is cars No yellow. 51i< G5s4sc -"" push -
. corn 55i.Q57c In store. oats quiet, closing ~
lower and weak 40 white. 3oc, - white sF
white 3sIS7c: cars No mixed %2 2n%3r on track
RYE easier No offered at y, on track. I9lr
steady. fair demand. unchanged Nilifeei STEADY
unchanged Canal freights nrm; wheat 52c' corn
go 20 New-Nork
chicago. Aug r-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
RlTTLESNAKES AS 4 DIET

From TIC NtIanld
John Henry Howard OF Kentucky. eats rattle
snakes. He says there Is finer delicacy than
Juicy RATHER II well cooked. Mr. Howard who lives
on Spy Creek Run near Vanceburg. KY, will. there
fore never go hungry long he retains his cum
ming In capturing the reptiles and his recipe for doing
them delicious brown.
Mr.. Howard has been eating ratt:esnakes for about
ten years Possibly this accounts for his fine robust
appearance and general good health. and In meas
ure for the fact that he weighs 200 pounds. TO u
newspaper correspondent, who asked him TO te. how
he acquired this strange liking for ra;esnakes, he
said:
"One OF my unc,es told me he had heard OF peo-
pie eating ratesnakes So out OF curiosity. thought
I'd try The woods In the section where /
live have always been full OF snakes. The
next day after ] had been told snakes
were good. l started out on hunt for a
RATHER. wasn't long in nndin' one. hammered his
head of and took him home. skinned him. and
soon had him In the fryin pan.
my mother and sisters wouldn't stay In the
house while was a-cookin Of the thing, but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
sorruERN COTTON MARKETs

Galveston AUG i3-Coton quiet; m.ddng. 6sc:
low midins. sac. good ordinary. 5sc: net ana
wiz. ~, bales; stock. 49,. ~
Norfolk AUG l3-Cotton steady: m'ddlnG. CSC;
low mildiing 7-lGc: good ordinary. sac: net and
gross receipts 80 baies exports coastwse. 80 bales
sa.es lco bales; stock. SOP bales. az
Savannah Aug l3.-Cotton steady; middling 6Ssc
low mild!ng. Gi.c: good ordinary. &C. net and gross
receipts. &c bales, exports coastwse' $50 bales
sales g bales. stock. 1872 bales.
New-Crleans. Aug. l3-rotton quet and steady
good MIL lng. t.; mdlllng $50 low mlGdling
S3: good ordinary 6s. net receipts. lS22 bales. in
cuding sS bales crop. gross, l.Si2 oaes; sales
1000 bales: stock. Sl21! bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE-
CiIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No !; "a? , Broad
way. north Of Thirtv-nrst ST., and ADNEI-
TisEMENTs the follown Branch offices; 2ot
Eighth ave Twenty ST.: lo2 Sixthave
III Fourth-ave. Fourtsenh-st: 100 Third,ave
corner Forty seventhst.: O2G rhirdave near sixty.
nrst-st 70s First ave: 100 Yves, Forty second 81 ":
Columbus - Avenue A: 1893 Thtrd-ave 20 West
Fourteenth-s 257 Forty 56i Third-avs:
ans Third ave. 205i Thrdave between one hundred
end Twelfth. and On~ hundred and thirteenth SITS.
In Brooklyn al OF courtst; 505 De Kalbave.; l,200
Bedford-aye. up to y. m. at regular ONCE rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14

ing feature the adi..s m the primary nrnf
inf ng ngSs Of impa,~n' m'l' '' H .' t s.
'i TLoIT &Nb 5' MEf naar MARKET Trl airt
~inter raen,s saa 81 - and private terms ana so7;
sss f s g ~ :: g. a "d R,''S'S an an SO S
so fsls eyT H. - so@s2 g. 80 hi, cstrS r. x 80
.gd % bbs y MN. s. ,"F'- q. 90 ~ ~ r', l' SIns.
southern aour laase. RYE FL2rE Maf1''
M"fFc' steady SAC. go 's ana Loo :.r (; private
iem' GG9ed tan1, Tl" a. y" az 81 s anc Yellow
:. ~ Ma % ae si7aSl iS FEii Market steady
hSmny chop 8 o., ec,onsecl meal 81 ioasI i2s, oil
'" GRAiH WiiiEAf-rhe whea, marie, weakened by
wheat yield will i" Unexpectedly Iarre Public cables
G r"Ses c tf the market ID lover The as trades
September were at 3ssc "r &c under the ,%-lnS PFC,
down to 7. after the opening drop u i'ac from
sne Of lie. While May opened cG'.c The Visible sup
statement hoy an nS STmsG n 15 c On ' 1r.
u heayy purchases fo export account Interior receipts
Of sgF n Wns araHsi $3.50 bush si ycar winter
aiS o32 bush again; 2i iS3 bush seahoard receipts
Srains, 1896 90 hush. exports. 2@ea's bush nEans,
bush 'S Th' vas 1 n'iS an" S.h ' es
Hao r''% ny rocdo red $4,000 bush S sep
,s s ~" ,,. No hard Manitoba private terms .
S"Ed Il rS @ s,S T; So ' ftd
price nominal Aus":, clos"d ,1sg'I,sc oy
aaoat No hard srrns quoted a'.c over septcm-
her delivered: 80 Northern spring 7Ac september
September closed 80 .COKNThe heavy
rains in the West had bear'h effect on corn and the
market started m with decline 81 ie on December.
hitch Increased shortly after the opening 2i.c
hne cn,embcr opened g. lower October also losing &c.
III. Ma was about H.c lower. Cash
settled closing nrmcr with futures Sales were: No. 2
Gni.c In store; quoted 2isc Scptem
,ar T., store and elevator September closed 0Ac. No 2
cor, ., 600 bush 2c September delivered: 10 90
,nsh ~. corn 2lc September delivered local
OATS cash oats were ld2c lower and more active
c..s v.re NJ oats. 1900 bush. 32s 633hc elevator
onI ara cGstc delivered: 40 nominal. 32sc; No
. white 81 900 hush. 3rsN37no. 1000 bush Old T. r..
90 ei.v,,nr. 80 white. car its. 3GG3Gisc. track
ii, a. 900 bush 3Tmtnisc; track mixed 1900 bush
ssi,asai4c. and 40 white clipped 200" bush at aIc
,r ,ya Tor comparison the closing prices Of the
,,r fb. corre ia 10 Inst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXcr1ANo..-

All the auction business IN the real estate.
yesterday was reduced to one foreclosure .,,. sx~
property was offered at the Trinity salesroor, me
Ill Broadway. by ID. r. Ingraham & Co. N. No.
der OF sale was In suit brought by John ~ W.
against Ace Iully The property offered co,ssfsy
two-story brick dwellings and one iwo-s,orv "
stable. on pot 15xl02 The bidding was ~ nj
carried the price TO %i.SDc at which figure INV AZ
tiff John Murray was decared the huvass ptA
property mOrlgaged for s2f.ll3 'e' ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
Ciin pronerin for Sale

Ala CHANCE seldom offered TO close nm estate. four
~ story full front house beautifully decorated. In per
f..t order No Fast 63th-a must be sold call for
n.rmtt Keys with r. IL sON FITZPATRICK. $40 Mad
nm NJ OF 3,th Of.
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Total last week ....'.'''''' : , o,s head
nr.r,rc recep,s for days 233 cars or ~, sa
.ors for slaIghercrs' home use % car TT ~ ,,s
~, nd 'rossed AMI - cars IN ~" 'l' i,, con.
i,,i siugoIsh from start, but prices -, ali
~ tn,dv tho market closing qiie WIN !, D,
uI,,r 70 prne ranged IN pr -. 90, y e. %
~ 800 , I'D AZ i0uS3 30. cows az 81 % fc
80 ,,, cars II CRASHED bulls AZ sstts- ~, nx,Tsc
"' ~, tam,nd CITY dressed native sihes so" ae - a.
p a." ori.nary to choice quality. lra,es. ~ and
per I'D n ed beef steady at sli3c per 10 ~
Vc's iuo' eaing al London and LverpCp at ~
A. s'ino,,d dressed weight shipments on
Az, cattle by Schwarzchid q SuIzos's e,, ia
&c ,r,,osdav 800 cattle for NJ toIusin.n. ~
~ ~ + Sharber & Son. and ESQ quarters Oh o' " "
Morris hcad all for market. IN
~ ohricc loas sold 81 5O0sb per ~" ,oc ",
i"rl"' , do ,t So 80 cus at s4MSi - per iw ,Ires
and butterniIk calves at 81 2ods5 ~ i -, siS
lots AT s. 73Q<3 80. Dressed caFes in IN ssed
- for country dressed veals' "'smol2e,,o ' wy
"a p r,r dressed crassers and butterni!ks ce ot
% ~ r ioo IL 50 do l53 10. at SO . less r. Oh Ho
:. - p i leo n at So I2is; - do. i0' n al -; y,
pc. ~ NJ 81, II DO H. at So q, Wuis,, ~ s,ycct
- o. 70 nos ~ at 81. . DO. $40 H. az 81 !. - ,sI
- - - i9S ~ at So %: 10 eulS Veils o am
,'i Is Ia H. at So: IS buttermilk calves A' 49, "
~ - G. Hollis: 81 veas. 1s3 10 al go 20 =,
80, ~ ia II, nj So do. ~ n at 81 les Fsy ~.
~ w. az do 40 H. SO less 81 49, @' 10 ~ , -.
NJ ia N AT s.: H. cus l35 H. at - ~ I .rn,ut
-, n, a, 81 30. do. 2iO n. al " 20 ~ o"''
l' @ oil n AT 81 80: 80 DO 100 ID at - 81 100 ~ m
- Nelson veaIs. li6 n at 81 90 - o. 100 o, n
81 ~, Fl do 5e n. at 81: ~ suIIs ana a., Ieu '" ~
sf 81. 30 Western caves. 80 No. at - -"
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Conntrn propcrtn tor Sale

Westchester County.
UNlEGANT new stylish residence o rooms all modern
II improvements; nrstcass location; minutes 10 s,@-
ton: sewers wnter fag-wiks. all paid for: neiN-
Dor hood made So 200; 500 down. balance $40 monthly
Full particulars Of
card OF Mount Vernon.
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A pyEKrlsnMENrs AND sy Ss Mill ~
- THE At SE Tr FKow TS' oFFcE
"a door aOr,h OF Branch oc,;s
rishihsve corner Twenty 20 Third::s1,,.
s ssrn.r Foriy @ss
nr.'s, los virs';ays: iS ws:s ,ra.s
Fourt.snsrs sI West Forty seconds, hup~
LAS Thr!Svt. .oSi Third ave. re-. thirteenth "a ~
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TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

from No foundry Sl3 90 Molass's - n P''"'e =,
SO No .. soft..... ~ - uu' 'nl"'''''''' II ~
81 ",ii,n - 2 % sugar. graduated. ~
copper. lake ingot. -" ie'i' itll'S '''''''' ., op
coffee. NJ i......... N'4 li'e' "anS.. ,,o ~
Wheat NJ > rcd... 90 " IS. di'-.'l '''-'' az
MINI. patent Hour. 80 Iall'"' pIini1""i..
l'1rn. 80 mixed. coz cotton mn'''Ns'''' =;
Oa.s N - ,ufx.l - coal ............... " 40
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n r-NITED STATES NA'' -T N-.tn'- ppY
ron @ T. IS q OW VIA 10 o. y !"
" From pier ~ y r.. fo't u West -t'l i, m
t-,-,cssja Aug Is 30 ETHIOPIA. sep - - "a
hnrhoria. Aug. -. noon rum -, chin $40
cabin Passage. si5 and ui"ari - s2G p m
9 : rt.v Of Rome sept : noon Ger - 80 xso
Saloon Passage. $50 and upward - 'hs e., A'"'
r. traits tours and other Information N.Y. wa
UrTDvPSON BROTHERS B'"ling Gteru. . -
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Receipts ~ brcads,uns Interior points In thousands
llnNs
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GENERALE TranSa'iaH's'S

o"i FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE',s 2M.A
- CHAMPAGNE Laurent. sat. Ansu,,s u a q
Il TOi'RAlNE Santelli. .........-S'..' go, l.
IA NORMANplE. Porot -. t,,r.s Zip yai! W
d,vs Tirsr-class $40. Second IS nn,,,i,,x t;reea
FORGrT General Agent. NJ " D------