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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19
HUMOROUS.

Mrs. Glimpps-Was not the trip to Da-
kota rather expensive? Mrs. Seeall-Oh,
no; 1 went on one of the divorce excur-
sions.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19

The raising of 100000 900 taels should
be trihing matter to 4OO.OO0OOO pig
tails"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19

David nirlz, the OF. man, believes
that petroleum is going to bring peace
10 the troubled waves of our finances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19

Adlai Stevenson. like Brer Fox, "he
lays low"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19

Keep your eye on our Labor Edition,
April 2Sth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-19

nd britsh depot. ?. WV
.fEdrafd-ss., s,ud-n. PnrTEi
Sole Prons., Brstun. H. 3. A.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
NJ

McArdle. Annie E, S11T.36.
MCArCtle Annie E. 50. SO.
MCArGile. Annie E, S25 OF.
Nice Cartney. Annie c., 81 %. %.
McTaggart. Annie, S36-25.
McLachlen, Archibald NJ ct al. trust.
$50. so.
Macombe, ,Addie L., S54O1.
Manning. AIhertK.. Sic. 81.
MaTkley, Augusta, S31O-27.
Markley. Augusta, S133.3l.
Marshall, AdeIine, S42- So.
Marshall. Alfred. S25.72.
MarsteIlar. AeIpfaT A, SS2.t6.
MaTstellar; iA1el9 AelPfar /, A; e each s5:S5o.
Mason. Anthony. S26.72.
McCreery, Andrew b, s.. %.
McCreery, Andrew B., So 81.
McKeldon. Alice NJ. S45.24
Meyer AmeIiaC., $29. .65.
McGuiness, Annie. SOS. .SS.
Miller, Annie NJ. S26 IS.
Miller, August, S29, II.
Miller, Andrew j., SCI 73.
Mitchell. Ann R., S36.7 10.
Moran, Alice, S45-S4-
Mooney, Alice, S36. .26.
Mooney. Alice, S34.S3.
Mount Abraham g. and DavidG., $75.61.
MacNulty ,Abbie P. $40. 9S-
Mulligan, a. Amelia. S69. Sc.
Mueller. August. S73-62.
McNamee. Bridget, S760.42.
Macafee. Burton. $53. 50.
Makall, Brooke. IT., S269. 10
Matthew Bridget, S16.T7-
Matthew. Bridget, S14.S6.
McCiee Bernard, S46- II.
Meyers Benz F., $50. 81
Milburn. Benedict, 81 so.
Milburn Benedict. $500.
Morgan Bridget. S16.53.
Moriarity. Bridget K, S31 80.
Moxley, Benz. F.. $50. .4S.
Moxley, Benz. F., S41-98.
MoxIey, Benz. F., S54.S7.
Nioxley, Benz. F., S135. .05.
Moxley, Benz. F.. S3S 50.
Moxley Benz. F., S37. 90
McClay Chas. NJ, S41.51.
MantZ. Cyrus. S57.56
Matthews. Charity, S117.63.
Mason, Caroline L.. S104. %.
Madison. Claiborne. $50. 81.
Madison, Claiborne. So. so.
Madison, Catherine, S13.1S
Madison. Carrie. S32.14.
Madison Carrie. S5.79.
Manning. Chas. H.. S26 .19.
Marshall Chesterfield. SIPS
Marshall. Carrie H, S24.TO.
Marshall. Carrie H., $35. IA
Marsh. Caroline D., S251.22
May. Cecilia c.. S192- 81.
May. Cecilia c., 81. 20.
Mcdonald. @. E, S5S.95-
McEwen, Chas. A. 2.6S.
The Washington times., 1895-03-19

Pardon, AbTsmP. 500.
Farley. Anna. S36.12.
Farley, Anne P. sass.
Franklin, Alice R.. S34.19.
Franklin, Alice R.. Si499.
Franklin, Alice r.. So. .76.
Fisher, Abraham. S141 A.
Fisher. A bra ham. ct al. 81 4.22.
Fits imons. Adela id. SCI l30.
Ford. Annie l.. S45- 81.
Fowler. Alonzo r.. S46.63.
Fowler. Alonzo r.. SI6.94
FOy, Ann NJ. 81 .04.
Fuller, Azarah. S63.I2.
Fuller. -AZCriah. $50 ..
Fry. Anna W. S17.3S.
Fry, Anna W o.. S9.31
Frey. Andrew ct al, S12.67.
Frey, Andrew, ef al, SBe42.
Frey. Andrew ct al S36. 80
Frey, Andrew ct al. S25.l2.
Farless, BENJAMIN A. S10411.
Frank, Benjamin. SI0G.s
FentOn. Bridget. S210l.
Fisher. Barbara. S6 50.
Ford. Blanche. S221s3.
Faiman. Charles E. -S15.02.
Fawcett. Chas. F.. S12.13.
Fawcett, Chas. F.. 50. 20.
Fletcher. Chapel. SIG 80.
Franzoni, Chas. H.. 9, each 1854.
Foust, Caroline. $50 OF.
Fraser. c. Z. S10.31.
Fahey. Daniel c.. S45. 20
FITZGERALD, David. $4O.9s.
Felt. David c.. Sl4.65.
Fow bic. David. S2S 81.
Fowble. David. S39- 81.
Fowler, De Witt, Sl7.12.
Fanham' Ellen Ellen, NJ Ses44 SIo447.
Farnham, Ellen NJ. S11.30.
Farnham. Edwin D.. S22.54
Farrar. Edward F.. $3.50.
Faunce. Emma. S26 -25.
Fay. Eva NJ. S114.l0.
Flemmng. Ellen R.. .S166.32.
Freeman. Ellen. eft al, Se3.24.
freeman, Emily A. S4.5s.
Freeman. Emily A. S54.23.
Freeman, Emily A. S6.27.
Frere. Elizabeth. Sl3. .26.
frere, Elizabeth. $3.50
krere. Eliza beth trust. 2. each S13.S2.
tlsh, Ellen F.. S73.0e.
Fitzgerald, Edmund. $56.62.
Fitzgerald, Edmund. g. each S7.37.
fltZgerald, Edmu nd. SIS .04.
Fitzgerald Edmund. S$45.S5.
Eitz Gerald, Emma B.. 3, each S22.61.
fobes, Edison. 500 40.
Force, Elizabeth A. S365.94.
Force. Elizabeth A. e.6l.
Eordham, Emma j., S62. 81.
Fireman. Edward. S67.O2
Forrester, Edward F.. S51O9.
forrester, Edward F.. $l6.2S.
Fleming, M. L.. SS15.
Foskey. Ella. SS. AZ
Furlong. Emma B.. SS4.3S.
Fry, Emma J.. S42 AZ.
Fry. Emma J., SIS. SO
Frazer. Frank. S12. 20.
Frazier. Frederick. Sl3.45.
Fleming. Fannie R., Sa63
Fitzgerald. Frances E.. So. .45.
Foster. Frank ct a.. So as.
Foster. Frank. S4450.
Fountain. Felix, $l5.7e.
Iltzhugh, Geo. S35.22
Fowler. Geo. w. .S15.62.
Fowler. Geo. W, 8. each So .o6.
Fowler. Geo. w, 2, each SS. .66.
Fowler. Geo. W., z. each $7.64
The Washington times., 1895-03-19
THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1898

Heron. VIM. W.. $3.50.
Heron. VIM. w, So. At
Hesselback, VIM. r.. $l69.71.
Hewitt, Walter F. .etal.. trust, 500 ri.
Hewitt, Walter 7. ct al. trust, $43.g5.
Hewitt Walter F.. ct al, trust, SAT Sd.
Hewitt, Walter F.. ct al. trust, $49.35
Hewitt Walter F.. ct al, trust. $50.03.
Hewitt. Walter F.. ct al. trust, 6, each
S23.04.
Hewitt. Walter F.. ct al. trust. S36 10.
Hewitt Walter F., trust. Sl35.60.
Hewitt. Walter F.. trust, S79.92.
Hewitt. Walter F.. trust. a$s2.26.
Hewitt Walter F., trust, $117 90.
Hewitt. Walter F.. trust, $68.78.
Hewitt, VIM. H.. $7.56.
witt, VIM. H.. $5.08.
Hills. Wallace H., SAL .46.
Hoffman. Wickham. $37.73.
Hollidge, VIM. H.. S206.27.
Hollidge. VIM. H.. $72.76.
Holmes, William. $45.04. y
Hoffman, VIM. F., Sc 20.
Homestead. Wm.. S50.28.
Hoover, Wp. D.. $6.45.
Hunter. WIN. H.. $19.S6.
Hunter, VIM H.. $6.SS.
Honey, 2. M. S25.74.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
CASH OBLIGATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev--York. August ], 1852
COTTON-The market started with advance OF 10
9 points better Liverpool ard curing .'e r"intc
Ing session improved until PTcss fhre Was
Of trading The market closed a'od, yan Ti OF 10
to 10 points Total sales. i52 300 bales There aco w'
BY local traders Offerings were light Free aasS IN
slanv buiish ielesrams The said that worms APP
peared in Mssssp The Texas crop T catSer Would
be more INJURIOUS e5 nan hea se1 before sembe and
in some before October l. that the Arkans's
Rive at FoT smith Is neGrns the d a ' h
cables stated hat the advance in Liverpool ss on
nad weshT y ,he yerpan bus very bnhy although
particularly bush but is admitted nat .r cPndon.
advices TO-DAY in cases the Government
ffs6 a, "9 Sy S %e Meek S ago. nne
eSnus for to tax a 1 d9In' ali II to 10 Goo BALES all
bales being for spinning As to Manchester there
is nothing specially new TO report yarns ruling quie ana
unchanged while Their is not much doing IN co1n s
port receipts are unprecedenedy light bn no MtHnt"h
Is paid to them beyond the comment on their smsfs,
reported rain and additional points report rain yeserany
sSsippi Asbaha and North carolina Al Brenham
Houston Tex 'here was u1e % ram R ana q" Weekly
movement shows receipts Of iicoo bales against 200
snSary wer s7s 900 bales cSnpared with
bales resp, ng9d s ysm e a0 s yer
Shipments the week were 1850 bales. aeains! goo
bales against 7G2ooo bales, Referring TO me recently
published circular Of Nell iTothcis N"W-oreahs cor
Last year NELL Brothers IN their July circular cs'
mated the crop 100000 bales. ana that crop ~
that size would 600 bales the worlds visit
hle supply September l. 1895. This crop however
will turn o. $50 O0O bales and the worlds Ns
BILE supply date will be- about 22ao 900 bales IT,
therefore they blundercd the II 3O0 p bales
between their July figures II last year and what the
crop actually realized together with 10000 bales less
visible supply what their estimate worth made few
days ago in which they predicted crop u
X IN 900 anyhow. 100000 possible probable
An unpleasant incident Change to-day the faint
ing In the ring 81 James Moses. prominent mem
her the Exchange shortly after the opening call lie
was attended by Dr. Uhl and soon recovered
OPENING. close today and closing bids the
previous night and last follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Stations foot of CortIandt and Desbrosscs Q

SntiOns foot OF COrtlandt and DesbrOSscs se1s
1900 A. VI. daily. except Sunday. for IAUcH CHUNK
and Intermediate stations.
s.l5 4: VI. daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUv:
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West. and principal and local points dinngcar "a
Suspension Bridge Pullman vestibule Sleeper 10 Chicago
IL 10 4. ". daily 0eayes at 1920 A. NJ sunday foi
MArCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg.
800 r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for ELMlRA and Az
ing chair-car to Wkesbarre
$3.50 r. VI. (Sundays only for Wkesbarre. l.. a r.
Junction and all Intermediate stations -
fi1O T. vi. daily. except Sunday for l.. and B JUNO.
rloN and principal Intermediate stations Pullman buffet
pnrOrcar TO Wilkesbarre connections for Pottsvrle
l;2O r. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
Intermediate stations.
5I5 =. VI. daily for EAsroN and intermediate sta
.iOns
6:oOP VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
AMI all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibulsi train
New-York to Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Torontoi
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
63O r. ". daily except Sunday. for Eastern and inter-
mediate stations.
400 H. ". daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West, Pullman sieepers 70 Chicago and Buffalo. Chain
&c Wikesbarrc
323 broadway. 81 Eas, i4h 81, 1873 Eas, 25th ST.,
New York 500 Fulton ST. Court ST. 9s Broadway. ard
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn, y. Y.
The New York Transfer Co will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence through to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of ss and c9Fands sres
1000 a. ii. ID PENIS YLvASIA LiMITED:"fum.a
Sn S'sss"si sHs
Hcusyie iioS 4. H. st. Louis s.sS r H. and and Toledo
Pullman Sleeping ana Dining Cars to St. Louis Louis.
vile and Chicago ,. Arrive CINCINNATI io;4S A. NJ 8.
coo dssi NJ H!fasS s...n.
s
Ar STV Cincinnati p M Indianapolis lois p. NJ
$50 I:us fAc1c 'fssa Sssn Sleeping
to Plttsburg Connects for Chicago daily and cievs'
land '! %sssH sh'Ss?fy AND THE SOUTH; 49,.
D!ass alss Sa5 Hi 1'S sun
f fafio ar and Dining Cars. $50 Dining Carr Dining
Sg New Orleans Tampa and Memphis isis night daily
AT TissIs!s . co4sf line daily Sleeper.
Port Tampa Macon and Charleston; p NJ daily.
SaS E+sa:s s.sS S "a DINING dsr
s.srss kOpe Any weekdays and with Through
ATLASTIc cry Through Express Of Bune, parlOr can
FOR CAPE MAY 100 A. NJ. 100 and 2io p NJ week.
+: lss; Co ~ 1;js;a S'ISS
S s ~ S,%sjsi$ $'s'A'' ''' A''''
go 90 4, $50 o, 90 90 Penn'a Limited. 1910 Din.
ing Carr. IL A. NJ. ~ I. 40. g. 40 Dining Carr.
Dining Carr. Dining Car) $50 $, . r. NJ. r.
4: NJ Dining Can. 4 80 Dining g, Gar, Dining
Ticket Offices Nos ABB ga i.l8s. 1923. III and 2si
Broadway. Aston House. and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Street SEQ Fulton Street. 20
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot q Fulton
Street. Brooklyn: Station Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
s NJ Provost j r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trains leave West 42d 81. station, ~ " as ioN""~
and is minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81 4.
$40 A. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping eA
Boomyille, sundays only. Car be occupied al .. ~.
7.,O A. VI. Daily local TO Albany for CatskIil Moun.s'
and Saratoga Parlor Albany. sundays ohy.
OILS A. VI Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse hocnssa~:
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and 1h 49,
Al 90 4. VI. Daily except Sunday. 70 Catskih AeSs
trains New Paltz. Lakes MOhonk and MnnewasAA ~
ior cars TO Hobart and New Paltr -, .s.r..
B-Ii30 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday. 70 Ca,skl .ss
tains New Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Mnness. ~
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. faTios ~
10 Roomvlle Saratoga and Caldwell ,., -
II5 n. II. Saturdays only Half holiday speci~
,,tsklu Mountains. Parlor TO Bloomvlle -, 49,.
,.-,1S H. VI. Daily. except sunday. % catskil aotIL
,,ins New Paltz Lakes Mohonk ana Nnne"ssas -
h,nv saratoga Parlor attached TO Hobart ana 49,
400 r. VI Daily except SUNDAY for Albany s svr,eua
pnch,.ter HlfYalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. peuo's
tl@yesnd' chicago and St Louis. ., .,s.c,
G.3o r. NJ Dsiiy except sunday Tor Nswhurs. A''~"'
s'raioaa and NJ ntresl Parlor car q Kingston
7I5 ~ NJ noiy except Sunday. for Utica syraeu'"
s.iS =. ". pay Albany Utica Syracuse MsSn
g." Iu0nlo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit 'e'e'@'
At g. leaves BROOKLYN by Annex; AloW' in,mwX
a m - ~ p. M Jersey CITY, T. H. ~ STATION NV"
For tickets time tables rarcr and sespns car VA ana
nod,,ions appiy offices RrooAyn ana Ne" md
a stations Timo tables at principal hosisv pprTpT
DEN Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave- Ne" VOTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug I (speciaD Wheat to-day opened weak.
with n lot ~ liquidation by local holders After there
had been decline ~ about cent. New York became
buyer on large scale the offerings tho market ~er"
cleaned up and started september opened
m 90 sold between asa and co.,. and closed az d cents
There was a slightly better cash demand. the sales here
70 m,ers reaching possibly leo eco bushels Gables were
easier Liverpool reported Increase Tor 'h" month In
IFS stock O6tOoO bushels. Flour cleafances were
.hout 40 oo bushels Receipts small everywhere.
only 1904 bushels Western points. against "oino
hrhes last year Tho receipts here were only q" cars.
against ,o7 year baltimore reported fourteen
loads taken export At tho Two Northwestern points
to day there ?o against 1870 caS last year No
charters were reported
com opened easter. tut wa allied cent by an eN
c,lirn ,ash demand New York led In the buying here
here reached 6o0,No bushels. and charters were
made fnr bushels September sold between ~
and Az. closed i3A cents The receipts wrr" Hp
cars the estimate Tomorrow 40 cars The weather
continues perfect. The crop reports 40" fhNwhhl'
oats n4i,y were duh keeping within :. cent Nepiem
her ,nd hctws,n go and .2's and closed ~ ~. cens
The ,sceipta ~, caH, the tHnae Tor ~ morrow
.i9 ,nrs Charters f'pnftri fot 100000 bushels
Provisions were weak again atty nn continued Acpiem
,,r unuidatinn hut inlrl covering hi shorts sep
tender nnaily closed ahou where n ill Nrdhvhhl lhe
Lamar, allowed = slight advance ,ndalN led IN III"
c,,,iiur the manufacturers reported slightly heiior
,.,h demand There l2,ro hogs Tho estimate Tor
a. nnttow was hugh prices wrfr lunh cents lower
ON the curb puts hrptrmlet wheat closed NJ Wa
,.us cae ~ e,nis iutH september roin clnsed ~
gi. c.nts. calls Az IroNininn stocks showed
n'k i2d IA barrels lard, oapaa 'ie''"H 'lhA ".np"~
i,uuUu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N-w-Yoik. Angus l. isp'
nFEyas Gs o. and III 10 e.s . ~ ,aS mar
kci The business limited 90 the sac 81 iew "a
prices ciiS dressed n.l,~ sides MN At o. o. ~ o.d
cabi, advces quote Refrigerator beet nrm at 'eioe No
cALvfs" Reccip,- 40 head all ',r 'nr market, Firm
ana 70 n1n yr esh' a at 81 oa,7 x car . butter
milk calves at - sras-fs az 81 des~i CALI -
arr" al coos DO 10 fr 6r;.si fc- 80
eisc FOR dressed hu'iermis nd a'sp"s, ~ t, .a''
81 q per 100 n Il cuiis az n a, 81
s. 10 gn,0crs i's n. a, s. ~ ,sai.. i2I n a. 50
M cenas 9, z, reai. 10 ~ a, s !" - 90 s. " Il"
Hume = Mullen: veals. 10 N. At g. sr"s'er' ~
Jaaa Co: 70 v-ai'. cs n. at 81. FED calves i7'
Es~ 4 ., yeal-. IL y. -. - Bucks County
% s .I Al, Z, g. "a a ai ~ ID a. ~ cars or e7s:
henlH2 cars FOR clty hu,ohers and a2', for The
81 "F ears ior sac sheep were sos bat steady '
stock. while oihers "rre s'Aa, iu"s'' ir,n ~,
soia common to fair sheep soa 81 seass 80 per co
n. very ordnary prime lambs at ;, '"asG .uils at
50 Dressed mutton s,w at +g5e per ID ares'cd lambs
in fair demand at G'-giie few extra prime c"re's'eS
81 per 100 ~. IL sheep and lambs. II NJ at s.
,s as 81 r. a, S. - x 81 a. s, no. q 49, 80 r.
s. CO.,. Virginia sheep 100 ~ at 81 80 d. % II. at
S Judd & CO.: 40 state lambs. o. ~ at 81 p: 20 d.
O. H. at 81 70 20 state sheep ~ d. at w. l"z sheep
Newton 60 30 Virginia lambs, co n s. 80. %
West virginia ao ~ ~ a s. 80 2i' 49, 81 ~ at ;, ~
lucky sheep NJ 81 CIR; i:ss Ohio do. 90 N. AZ
Collins: 2G6 lambs. G. H.. at So 25j do 90 N. AZ
s. -: iG culs. % ID. al 50 49,
j. H. Wllkerson 223 ohio sheep ~ N. AZ s. 90 "a
d. 20 NJ 90 2o2 "A ~ at s. s7 iai DO 70 N.
AT 81 621
Hume 4 Mullen; go Buffalo lambs 81 N. at 81 ST..
y. Harrington: 2'G lunAo lambs, % No. a. 81 10
lambs. % ~ nj -.
Z sheep goa l:,J H.. q s3r<3 20
fIDGSI.cepis including arrivals late Yesterday,
were Il cars ~ which 1854 Tor sale.
Market q weak for heavy hogs hut steady Tor
others and lght firm. Quotations s. Dpn<5 80
and IA bunch fancy pigs sold late "Wednesday Al 81 40
Country nrm at 1n7i.c per n for medium Ia
light weights
State hogs I'll n al 81 90 per 100 NJ ~ 10 ltl
~ at s. 80, 143 do "a H. AT s. -. do. 30 ID at
81 80 10 do H. S. i7is u do. i76 ~. Al 81 ~
do ~, n n s. A.. 3D. 20 10. - as 10 rough
do 2G7d2s3 ~ 81 iOnsi -
Hume a. Mullen date Wednesday) ~ State hogs l6t
N al s. 30 do. ~ n at S. 90 - DO 100 n, at
s. 10 iGI d. is5 n at 81 ~ 30 do. 200 NJ a, s, 30
DO H. s.. - rough 2s3 10. al 81 ~. stays.
2B2 H. -.
Ialienbock & Hollis: ~ State hogs $50 NJ at s. 30
do 1854 s. -. 10 do. 1863 n at s. -. II d. ~
~ 81
A. ". Lamb date wednesday) 81 hogs ~: ~ ~
s. co. 30 do 2ls No. s. As ~ do 10 H. nj ~ W, ~
pigs. choice. 100 IL. at g. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARK EFT

New York August ]. ihoa
nEANs AND rEAs-only a moderate demand for
WIN resaTye and there is steady 10 nfm feeling
Pea quiet aud unchanged Canadian medium STEADY.
Not much doing kidney. hut there n no fuflher
cnanse Nearly cars of foreign Pea snid 10 80 West
We quote ieans domestic marrow, choiee per huth
s. 9, d., pea " o. do, medium, NJ. Do white kld
SOUP = tSnn .S &c. yellow eye Il aSaia - Se Lima
!" ess" "' ns soe'sn' msir"' ae%n "
y ." green peas hls ~ ost DO h"ss psu"o'i do
Western have added strength The position here
on heat grades ~ fresh creamery Es'rna sold Al lhf
The gut edge lots below the outside ngure flrh'e r'n
tened le ~ tone hui are not auo'ahly hshr, "w,r
showing very i,e interest In factory and the constant
additions 10 the stock In store causing further weak
DO, nr.,s Gsii7c 90 thirds TO seconds isditc rs'a
dairy, heifub- fancy. iIc DO, Welsh tub fancy ln'sc
imitation creamery hrs,s. iaulAc. DO seconds iidac
Western dairy, log,sc' factory. n!sins,. iiglae DO
aec.nds sN@ioHo, old dairy ~ factory. s0ioc
ciEEsr Market IN poor shape for ie,vc ~',e chesse
moderate receipts caused further IN prices Some
Of the regular factories passed during tho morning
s sam" I ssc Of w ' S later equal Quality TS@ ws ~" s
less and decidedly weak. unsettled feeling prevailed
moro than fancy, and very nice io,s sold ut eha
7c Small slne fun auie,er bu, steady Part skins
quote: sta,s fuli cream large size. colorsd. fancy
!'sc; do white fancy 1Ne: do good TO choice. e%g71c
fancy. sNas'sc do white fancy. stQs.c; do good TO
choice. 7husc do common 20 fair o'so'rc: part skins
prime .a4,sc; :ull Skins. iMgii.c
EGGS-Market unchanged Receipts are si quite lib
ezra 'ns sh ,h demand as fore. to esaS.h an sd
vance Best qualities however quite Arm at 1Si1c
to exceed sc and under grades meet fair demand
at lower prices We quote: Jersey per dozen. iodi6Ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

quotations as follow; F'G Soen s'' Gcg,na a.
pr-eous price rhsr her, wa' a. spring wheat -,
U7Itc. ~ sprng wheat o'M '2c NS 81
~ a,r' 40 ? barley SOC nominal. No ! naSsced - l5a
81 49, g"s mo n1s s .T i :. r. 81 "7sic s6crt
sii~s dose s. soas5 ~ dry sal' ,no", 3, l,, ~
ah'ss a's,ers p, ,nsGsa s' s. P s . sa
So ~ ,er hhl Tinseei oil quoted by The National In
81 60 Raw 49, bolsd ~, On N, ,,l ersmer
ss,;'';;s. he lie
cincinnati Aug Flour mark. mors "e''; ,n ,@,s
s. ,o@s far, 8, esg'' g. .pr q o paiI - , 90
u.s. vs. 81 ,e" $ s. 9ssa 80 Wheat Receipts moier
KIT, fsir demand white ear track ", mNsi car, M R
white a.. white en- 'l'i, - ',' ,f ,n,,cl ~.
S . m.,ei 22-c. ~ = do. -. - mixed d. &c No
80 NV, Clear mes. s2 - family, si2 -. Lard easy
d.m,nd steam leaf ",., Ns,s ,n. tsir demand
loose si,ouders ~. loose short rb ,ids' Os' ~ fy
fn G>c zoos. short '.af s'as - 49,, '' mic, cas-,
r,.h neaiby - ~h-Ae, qne, add easy sales 80 DOS
~ at H. N from yesterdays clu.c and losing i,hH
At - o,rr ~ openns sep',mh.s o.'H,,l ,,'.e ~,
er5~r o, enr At 81 declined To- coc .dssn''i 70 o.,
S.o a. Ger september fsr 80 Northern track s.
esl =" SLOW; S s .,S :" Ii 81. ~
80 1913 70 to1 wa, 'I'T, * go bbiS
-
shipments. 3l2i7 bb-
Mnanuhe. Aug Wheat oPensi !, is~er s. sg, i%
"peni q, Ca aavane~i '''.e 'na -sa a, @ rs ~G
.s m ,'s,a an'r ~ fAf N %"S '" ol s So
rri winter g. below September. y, northern on t'H
u,y eomins ,.'f ''rs'ig a ,Tars "a ,eiow ~
1si. steady and he receipts and requirements mode '
~ white ~ track 23'sg23br 80 !, WIT 4, ~
fy., rim ,n,t~rn,. offerings 80 J switched 80. ~
. Flour dull tlt lrll IiiNtf ~"
u an.l MI s'uns nrm and scarce IN N" b'Sls ~
sis 5easi' 80 or sacked bran Pr,'isons W ,o % s
Mos p0fk quoted ~ $40 10 for AN ana s"-v -
crnbef prime steam lard Is quoted at 81 J" '"Sh anu
s. - September.
Philadelphia Aus Flour dun demand Ugh, and
Inosem.ni IN "n~a Rye ne1' Sn" ,'' ,t nfsrM.
r"coyered iu,c and closci stealy Rather NOR" foreign
inquiry, and business reported ~ parcel 'l'H
TOO low for business so red Augus'. 'lNfh's,' ~
'emerr. 72.g72,;e ocionrr I'D o1,nen,a
cables a fair foreign inquiry ana good sp'u','," nns
in ihe West ehenl =, cover 'nor,s r.r
IRE sell NJ mixed. August september. "v'". an" 1
CARROTS ruled nrm. hut trade quiet tuut.S ga.
In sympathy with corn hut ruled dull y" "m,,".
snvcrnlcr abq3O.c sugars Refined steady ami IN ihr
demand unchanged quotations. Other articles vi"
changed
81 5oas3 % extra fancy 81 25gs9 * fancy 81 "sS
choice 81 'oas2 10 rye hour :3a1 W hSn nIr o
snekcd Gsn.,sc Wheat higher August "NAc: s"p"m-
.osc Dscernter sos., bid year ao.c MAJ. a2f.c oats
lower sep,enheT .r m",i ms SO az on orders
TO- higher Lard Prime steam; 81 20. choi," $50"
Iass" saG"e' @ salt 'm meats o sSou Srsr s I longs
CSC clear ribs, G'sc short clea 6c Hshw,nes steady
sing ,Johblns. ~ Il. 4.c' IN Sc en- s'sc: iron
81 32s spcter steady AT ~ ga